San Jacinto High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1940 volume:

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COMMITTEES Senior Dance-Joe JESSEL, Chairman Dan Juran Billy Everett John Buckley Rugeley Livesay Bernie Rosen Harold Boysen Melba Voss Ann Hartwell Abigail Earthman Mary Helen Zimmerman Libbye Lewis Mary Dear Van Orden Lila Duke Lenora Turk Invitation-ALICE JEAN RAYMOND, Chairman Bebe Reingold Aileen Becker Rosalie Sampson Dorras Tarrance Martha Williford Irene Keith Ishuan McCutcheon Milton Levit Class Night-BLANCIE MUELLER, Chairman Robert Lewis Louis Green ' Hyman Weinstein Gordon Selig Annette Greenfield Mary Lucile Smith Freda Lewis Ray Simpson Margaret A.nn,Hudsqn Mary Louise Kennedy u Senior Ring--RALPH FORD! Chairman J. P. Watson Juanita Chernosky Ruth Barrow Rozelle Segal Jaconeil Crawford Yyvonne Hendrix . Mildred Houser Martha Ann Gulley Mary Frances Torres James Norman I -Billy Odeneal Flower and MOtt0-CHARLENB BLATSOS, Chairman Ruth Rowntreev Myrven Cron Dick Davis John Ligon Edith Heyes Betty Jane Childress Mary Ketelson Ann Bates Sarah Cobb Cap and Gown-Bon HOWELL, Chairman V Loretta Niccols Mary Jane Nannen Helen Segal Norma Jean Heitman Dick Cowling Bob Walden Bash Forristall Herbert Bateman Evelyn Levinson -Bernice Baltzer Gift-MARTHA DILLAHUNTY, Chairman Margaret Porter Milton Freedman Paula Hurwitz 6 - Marilyn Rieger Betty Fagan Madeline Randolph Madelyn Sloan Sidney Krakower , Picnic-GEORGE HUFFMAN, Chairman Margaret Teaif Jeanne Jarrett Peggy Davis Jenny Cassell Johnnie Lou Myrick Tom Johnson Billy Dwyer Fred Drews P l au Jones James Wood U 1 i 1' vu uk. ' gg L h fl 1 'KE1-S ff' I saw the spires of Oxford As I was passing by, The grey spires of Oxford Against a pearl-grey sky. I Urusn Stored with sagas and songs of old. -Beowulf Editors-in-Chief RAY SIMPSON IRENE KEITH Business Manager BILLY DWYER Ari MARTHA DILLAHUNTY Earth lou! not anything to floow more fair. Dull would be be of ,foul who could pau by A .right .fo touching in its nouieny. -WORDSWORTH s l f K '30 .S,Qi4f x ' Ed , 1 A mjE?VQ7f A C f5--S Qty ,X F XO We-.1JJQ2fU'kQ W Agia Q 'yz Sanur Glam mnldz ham allz rzdz thlr hnkz HID 013950 Srnlz uf San jafintu at houston XXX-'fx fs? rx J 'pm 32 Bnlumz H XX imlcmlr NXP' il? . -' X ' if X ' f I l Q W vang! k 1 -5 . If W! ig0 fl Xb ' M ' at f 8 'X V :ig .A I X? W I ' , if? I IPX gg f . .4 Q g Y , ff SN VX n X xg! J 93 Q iz . 3, . v . if' Ez Q if yfgsw-, -EW 4 at WV: GN K , I iii ' 1 gig gag H 9 , ' 0 Q22-f f 1 Ja i s 13, x OME books are to be tasted, 'J A ,A 5 r yo X I m f M y others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested . That this book may serve to refresh memo- ries of your school days . . . of time happily spent and hours gainfully used .... is its only purpose. Dtditatiun ww? rw 'f I - a thorough gent e man, a just and honest asain' Us 9 . . . . disciplinarian, and a true friend, We dedicate this 194o E1Oroso. May those in the years to come when assin throu h San v P 8 8 Jacinto, appreciate him as We do. l'. GHUZB, . . . We bequeath our love for you as a legacy to the future students of San Jacinto. Him lzfe war gentle, and the elementf .Ya mixli in him that Nature might stand up And my to all the world, TMJ war tz man. -SHAKESPEARE ' ,Lad 15 chili. Q i?5 S 0 01110013 UE 1000155 Mastzrs Ciraduatzs Lamar Schunl Thz Guurt Thu Thzatrz Tuurnzgs :Insta Thi Tatlzr Datrnns g' 'X' 1a5 'Ne,-sr 'f '1,f'511v-N mf 1?-ie. NL A-Z Q IWWNQMQQW J. L. Dickson HBIKTB T H Romans Prmcijzal ENGLISH E. B. Ingraham Miss Mary Ellen Oatman Miss Minnie Gillespie Miss Nelle Batte E. C. GATES Miss GENEVIENIE JOHNSON Miss MAMIE ROTHE Assistant Principal Dean There, in his noisy mansion, skilled to rule, The village master taught his little sehoolg The village all declared how mach he knewg 'Twas Certain he could write, and eipher toog And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knew. -Goldsmith. HISTORY DOMESTIC SCIENCT Miss Maud Brewster Miss Virginia Leigh Mrs. Ruby G. Ratlifl' F. L. Duggan Miss Frances Murphy Mrs. Mayrne D. Clayton Miss Josephine Tucker E- M- Mills ART-INDUSTRIAL ARTs Miss Ruth Hickey Mrs. Minnie Mitchell Mrs. Frances Cunningham Mrs. Harvey G. Durham Miss Elizabeth L. Everett Mrs. Ruth Oakes J. P. Barber J: W. Brandstetter B. J. Manley MATHEMATICS Miss Winifred Thomas Miss Lillian Saunders Miss Christine Schultz Miss Margaret Waples Miss Willie V. Briant Miss Flora Davie J. H. Bright W. B. Chance C. B. Mohle C. P. Shearn J. 12. Williams FOREIGN LANGUAGES Miss Sarah Gaskill Miss Esther Trevino Miss Anna Cecil Evans Mrs. B. Shanahan Miss Rona Collier Miss Helen Steed Miss Inez Goodman SCIENCE J. P. Finfrock Miss Zola Elliott Mrs. Marie T. Allen Miss Edith Babb COMMERCIAL Mrs. Alma B. Peek Miss Adele Michael Mrs. Eva Chaney Miss Robbie E. Bayer W. A. Warren Mrs. Fannie Volck V. C. Dabney Stuart MacKay W. Z. Miller MUSIC Mrs. Belle K. McGinnis Karl Bleyl PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Pauline Woods Miss Harriette Brush Walter Hodges Alton Harding John Frankie Jesse Madden LIBRARY Miss Susan Pattilo L. F. Rueckert SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Ruby J. Donihoo Miss Marshall Denton .1 uidanrz uunszlnrs xrwaw W K RQ i an EY0 W CX-5559. Yehalf if -fx 499-f . bs Yxgfl W vUYlflfE2'YPl gl A. sf K f swf sf' Jr' ,.-11 ,ff K df A far' ,ff gfjg' , yy, ff YM? lx v0 f 'T 1 f O 47 as C' no yvwm T90 15 .237 Qi sf Q 559 X obey 'V X? 6 1 0,52 MR. GATES, Sponsor Sophomores-Miss DAVIE, Miss COLLIER juniors-Miss THOMAS, MR. MOHLE Seniors-Miss ROTI-IE, MR. WILLIAMS And gladly Wolde they lerne and gladly techef'-Chaucer. For helping its to adjust ourselves more rapidly to our high school ezi- viroliiiieut- For solving the baffling mystery of tl four-year plan and insuring our grizdziatioli- ' For helping us to feud courses more suited to our aptitudes- For listening patiently to our prohleyzs, and piiding the perfect solution- Thanks lots! He was a verray parfit gemfil knight. CHAUCER. TO THE CLASS OF 1940: Now as in no other time, when the world is mad in a whirlwind of wars, do We Americans need to keep on our lips and in our hearts the sentiment of our grand old song: My Country, ,iis of thee, Sweet land of liberty, Of thee I singg Land where my fathers died, Land of the pilgrims' pride, From every moumfaivz side Let freedom ring! fs. wg'-Tffx sb Sf 1 hnuld auld atquaintanrr hr fnrgnt 2.9 BETTY ANN ANDERSON Vive President DIMPLE CAUSEY BOBBY FREDERIC I Treasure 'I THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1940 Is . . . To the school for its years of MANUEL BLUM . . . To the members of the President , , sympathetic understanding lems and their constant help ...To the student body for hearted backing of our every- . . . To our officers for their of our activities. The Class of '40 emerges from the jacinto. Ii, One equal temper of heroic hearts, strong in Wi To strive, to seek, to find, and not tof ieldf, i' ' gs f -Te son Secretary 'Q E SENIOR CALENDAR E 5 May 17-Senior Dance-Rice Roof. if? May 26-Baccalaureate Service - Bufggjlo E dium. 'KF ei 'V li May 27-Senior Picnic-Sylvan Beach. ' kgfi May 28-Commencement Exercises - Buffalo5 Stadium. iwYii'f May 30-Class Night-San Jacinto Auditorium. 1 Q 5 5 3 dflfi ' Sunil 551 , 2 'Q Q ls' K 4 V ' ti f ! 1- - ijt. -ff :R wilf ul ' Q Hifizc ' ' y offs ii, 2-1 3 ' is Ei ll' '23 N 1, is 41 E ,P A -, Q it 'ri ' ' 1 ' c 4 1' wi Q Booster Club Booster ALSUP, IRIS Booster Club, Gauchos, Student Life Federation Adv. Mgr. Gaucho ACKERMAN, KATHLEEN Spanish Club, Star, Gauchos , ADAIR, MARION Treas. '40, Little Drury Lane, C.A.g State Vice-Pres. I.L.P.S.g ANDERSON, BETTY ANN Booster Club, Gruchos, Lt. '39, Dr. Major '39j Vice Pres. Sr. Class '40, Nay Fete, '38, '39, '40, El Oroso. ANDERSON, EDNA LOIS Borster Club, May Fete '39, Intramurals. ARGO, W. S. JR. Stag Regq Treas. '38-'40, Swimming Team. MARY T.C., Sgt. WINSTON TKINSON, MINA LOUISE Club, Gauchos, Girl Reserves. ONETTA Club, jr. Academy of Science, Sgt.-at-Arms 40, Intramurals. BERNICE P Club, Reg., Vice Pres.,'37, '38, Intramurals. BARNARD, ,HAROLD Little Drury Lane, Pres. '39, Vice Pres. '39, Girl S.P.C.A.g Intramurals, Petite Vodvil '4o. EDWARD BARROW, RUTH Booster Club, Spanish Club, Student Life Federation, Reg., Sec'y-Treas. '39-'4o. Club' 11 o.12.G1.-. sguze Booster Club, 9 Sgtx Reg. Vice Pres. BATES i ' ' BATEMAN, , wi , Lge, I if lv MAE 1 ..n. Boostef French Club. N F L , Latin Club, Reg , Sec y 40, Adv. Mgr. '4o. Spanish Club, '38, French Club, Archery ff' . ur hruught tn minde 2.1 av 2-I av PS' 29 . , 542 -4, is - BENNETT BoosterlKC1ub, Spanish Club, Pres. '37-'38, Tennis Pres. '38, '39, San Jacinto Star, Reg., Vice-Pres. '37, Fete, '38, '39, '40, Tennis Team '38, '39, '40 El Oroso. BENNETT, ROBERT BLACK, BILLIE Jo Gauchos, Star. ' BLAIR, JANE 1 Booster Club, Cap't '40, Gauchos, Reg., Pres. '39-'40, Soph. Class Sec'y-Treas. '38. BLAKEY, TOMMY Booster Club, Basketball '39, S Association, Salesmanship Club. BLATSOS, CHARLEENE . l Pr Boostcr,Club, Gauchos, Reg., Sec'y '38, l'ntQ'scholas- tic Meet '38, El Oroso. , BLOCK, SADIE ROSE Booster Club. BLONSTEIN, MAURICE Booster Club, Star. BLOOM, BELLE Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, Star, S.P BLOUNT, 1. T. A Hvckcy, '37-'38, '38-'39- - BLUM, MANUEL ' Booster Club, Student Life Federation, Soph., Jr., Class Pres., Football, '37, '38, '39, Track, '39, ' Association, Sec'y. BOELSCHE, IDELL Booster Club, Spanish Club, Archery Club, '39, El Oroso. BRADLEY, RAYMOND Booster Club. BRUYERE, JOHN BUFORD, MARGARET ' tw Booster Club, Star. 3 if BUCKLEY, JOHN -31, X? Booster Club, Cabinet '39-'40, Hi-Y, Pres. Student Life F i eration,R.O.T.C., Drill Team '38, Reggi Pres. '37,' '38, Vice-P1 '38, '39, '39-'40, May Fete 38, '39. -7' BOYSEN, HAROLD Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Reg., Pres. '38-'39, '39-'4o. f BURNETT, JEFF Booster Club, Chemistry Club, Camera Clilb, '39-'40, R.O.T.C., Capt. ' am '38, El '39, '4O- ti! Q5 4, CANTLON, ROY Spanish Club, R.O.T.C., First Lt. '4o. CANTRELL, HASKELL R.O.T.C., Sgt. Drill Team '38. CARTER, EVLYNN Booster Club, Gauchos, Girl 'J 21711 'H- fi . as' . Y l , 4 lCASSELL, JENNY WYNNE Booster Clubg Gauchos. CATHEY, ROY C. CAUSEY, DIMPLE ,Y T Booster Clubg Little Drury 9 SeC'y '37-'38, '38-'39g SeC'y-Sr. Cl . Q9 h .L4-' .Beautyg Yell Leader '4og , J 5. -- lt,- QCAVAZOS, ARTHUR fl f 'Am 4 C CHEATHAM, GENNE Booster Clubg Gauchostj' ' R CHERNOSKY,-ZTUANITA . 1 Booster CllTl5j.,G3irj. Reserves, Rciforter '39g Archery 1 Club, Buslncsgt gr. '39. XCHIL BETTY' J- ' . a x 'B00Sffl5 , 5 Gflltchos, .' JBearcri.: '39-'4o5 Little Drury Laneg 'hiSg'llib, Re g! '39gll .L'P.C.A.g Sr. Flower 8: M to Coma? 1 1- 3. if CI-A1SKE,.lACKQl3! lr ' P Q Bdgosief Club. ii 4' 'I1f?'f' 2' , 3' CLARK, VIR 3 gigs Q' Gauchos. 31' W CLI Zz. RRISON3 4 B. Boo 'gjiiiil -'55, SEP.: Chemistry Club. Ji? ' 'X AH ref , ..,' uh, Sr. Ass't '39g Latin Clubg Student Life Federa- f . - ti U,'NClilbCl' City Executive Board. ZGOHLMEYER, DOROTHY W ' Booster ClubgStargReg., Pres. '37-'38, .38-,39, '39-'40, COLLI MDOUGLAS ' R.o.T.C Co' E, JACK Boost r Club, Chief '38, Ass't Chief '39g Hi-Yg Reg., Officer '39g Football Mgr. '39g S Associationg Chm. Board of Directors '39g Vodvil '39. CONDON, DOROTHY Booster Clubg Little Drury Laneg French Clubg Girl Reservesg Jr. Academy of Scienceg Physiology Clubg Starg S.P.C.A.g Intramurals. cooPER, Bois , R.o.T.C., d Lf. In - 1' P X CORBETT, MARY FRANCES W1 . ,LQ Booster Clubg Gauchosg May Fete '4OQ Inf amurals. COTTLE, JO Booster Clubg Little Drury Lane, Pres. '37, '385 May Fete 'ggg American Legion Club. COWHNG, DICK R.O.T.C., and Lt.g Swin1ming,Teaxn '39, '4o. COWLING, ROBERT E. ' R.O.T.C., and Lt.g Swimming Team '39, '40, CRAWFORD, JACONEIL Booster Clubg Girl Reserves, Pres. '39-'4og Tennis Clubg Camera Clubg Student Life Federationg Intramurals. nr auld lang SQHU-ROBERT 2.9 av av av . 4 F ltgtrts a sigh tn thnst Eeavavav Girl Reserves, Jr. Academy of Science, Rat, Reg., Pres. '37-'38, '39-'40, cRoN, MYRVEN' H2 Booster Club, Student 'Life Federation, R.O.T.C., and Lt., Drill Team '37. CURTIS, LOUIS A' Booster Club. DAILY, JEANNE Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, Spanish Clllbi Che Y Club, S.P.C.A. 3 3 A DAVIS, DICK .D ' ' . Booster Club, 'fy Latin Club, Hi-Y, ScS'Y '40i C116 'stry Club, Flower 8: Extcmpore. , i DAVIS, MARJOIQAQ - May Fete '4o, Intraiiy,-als, District Latin -Contest' . DAVIS, PEGGY 3 'xx ' Booster Club, Gauchos, Reg., Oflioer. ' lx! DEAR, THEDA PATRICIA ' 'X , DENNY, VIRGINIA 1 ' Booster Club, Girl Reserves, Tennis Cluli' ar, 111+ A 1 tramurals DE ROSIER BARBARA DEW, JOSEPHINE Booster Club' Star j ' Q I, I 'J ' .i f ' ' YQ I 1 I ,QV X A 5, O DIEIIL, KENT E, F, - Booster Club, Camera Club, Reg., Pre' 268, '39, Foot Bi? ball '38, Yell Leader '39, vodvii '39, P Ate Vodvil '39, Q, . V, ' If DILLAHUNTY, MARTHA 3 Booster Club, Gauchos, American Legion Club, Treas. '40, Jill' fag, Q Directory Editor, El Oroso, Chm. Gift. Comm., Inters -I ' ui A Leaguc '39- H - '.f:j'lQ 5' ' DREWS, FRED 'if' , Booster Club, Hi-Y, Reg., Vice-Pres. '38, Pres. '39, Sales- ' 51 manship Club, Pres. '39, Senior Picnic Comm., El Oroso ' '39, '40- DUDLEY, IDA ALICE 1 Booster Club, Archery Club, Star, Vodvil '39, Petite Vodvil '40, May Fete '39. DUKE, LILA AUBREY - Booster Club, Gauchos, Lt. '38, Capt. '39, Reg., Pres. '40, May 5' Fete '38, DUTY, ARTIS Reg., Vice-Pres., Football '37, '39, R.O.T.C., Team '39, '4o. DWYER, BILLY Booster Club, Cab., Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. '40, Reg., Pres. '39, '40, May Fete '39, El Oroso, Bus. Mgr., Senior Picnic Comm., Chemistry Club. ' EARTHMAN, ABIGAIL Booster Club, Gauchos, Model Gaucho, Pres. Spring '4o. EASON, WINONA I Booster Club, Intramurals. l ELLIS, BILLY ' Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, S.P,C.A. I l l v -V v an ff' ' 'T'W r EMBREY, LOWELL Star. ' EVERETT, BILLY 4 su' f t Booster Club,American LegionC oSFfC11Ch Club, Student Life Federation, 5541 CS., Fall '37, '38, '39, El Oroso, Sr. QQRQQ ' . d-5 Sf-2 500? Com., ,:', Vodvil '39. 1 J , EAGAN, BETTY, ii ' Booster Club, .. es? FELDER, HAZEL V M Booster Club, Gauchos, V3 bring '39, Bugle Lt. '38-'39, it 'X -Q I I ' EKU - gi Band. RCS-. 05'3Cff, Effffe 3. , 539' M FENN, MARIE . E Intramurals, Tennis Club. 'V NOLD, JR. Drury Lane, Latin Club, Treas. '4OQ' gjjifgl Federation, S.P.C.A., R.O.T.C., Sgt. L3 . .11 FINK, ERN -' . Booster Club if-avg 1' lijysiology Club, Orchestra, Star. E1NRf 'oLD Boaste H ub. ,Efi5IKELsTE1N, RUTH gjooster Club, Archery Club. FISCIIERNHQSTHERINE Booster Latin Club, Pres. Fall '39, Student Life Federation, eg., VfQiJe lPres. '38-'39, Treas. '39-'40, May Fete '40, Intramurals, ncerscholastic - FLETCHER?-,ELIZABETH Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, S.P.C.A., Reg., Vice Pres. '39. V' ' FLYNN, GEORGE Booster Club, Salesmanship Class, Vice-Pres. ORD, RALPH ooster Club, Chemistry Club, Reg., Pres. '39, Chairman of Senior ing Committee. FOSTER, CLEMMIE FOSTER, TOMMY Spanish Club, Hi-Y '38, Football '39, Swimming Team '39, '40- OX, DOROTHYE ooster Club, French Club, Star, Ye Scribes, Intramurals '39. FREDERICK, BOB ' Reg., Pres., Football '38, '39, Sr. Class, Treas., S Asso- ciation, Treas. FREEDMAN, MILTON Booster Club RICKE, ERIE CHARLES and, Physiology Club, Orchestra, Reg., Oliicer. FRIEDBERG, JUNE Booster Club, Latin Club, Star, Basketball '39, '40, Baseball, Intramurals '38, '39, Volleyball Intramurals '38, '39, Int. League. FURNEY, JOHN R. Little Drury Lane, Star. ndasmilt tnthnstmhu hart, 2.2 .W sv 2.3 N Y - . , ,.,. '-'-'r-:ev-Q11 -iam-f X J 'G if . 1 4' ' 2 .v U gags, R5 4 is Q 9 Ev?- ,i N- nd, mhatKUtr5kg'sahuUt'1Rg ', 2-Q sv W EIN GARDNER, BEIT1 UQNE GARDNER, s sngk BOOSUSI' Clubii flx Drury Lane, S.P.C.A., Pres. Fall '39, School Electrician. GASTON, Y Booster Club, ,Sp.- '40, Gauchos, Lt. '38-'39, Pres. '39-'4og Studeiiflife Federation. GELFAND, JOE Booster Club. GELLER, HENRY CHARLES 'ls Booster Club, Band, Latin Club, ',try Club, Third Yr. Latin Team '39, fi, GERZOVSKY, ADELE Booster Club, Little Drury Laniiyiiirl Reserves, S.P.C.A.g Reg., Sec'y '37-'38, Girlkf Q.10rus. GILBERT, HAROLD N.F.L., Latin Club, Chemistry Club, R.O.T.C., Sgt. GLOVER, JERRY Gauchos, Little Drury Lane, S.P.C.A. GOGGANS, CECELIA Spanish Club, Vice-Pres. '37-'38, Reg., Pres.: V , '38, '39, Booster Club. ' ' . Z. F L 1.7 GOLDSTEIN, ABE T GREEN, LOUIS Booster Club, Student Life Federation, Reg., Reporter' Treas. Fall '38, El Oroso, Interscholastic '39, Classiwg Q, Comm. 5 GREENFIELD, ANNETTE LOUISE I I' Booster Club, Capt. '39, Gauchos, Best Buglcr '38-'39E Directory Staff, N.F.L., Pres. '39-'40, Latin Clubg' Chemistry Club, Student Life Federation, May Fctc ft '38, '40, State Debate Co-Champion '39, Extemp. '40, El Oroso, Class Night Comm. 5 GRENADER, MAX Booster Club, Star, El Oroso. GRISSOM, ELSIE GENE Booster Club, jr. Academy of Science, Intramurals. GUERCIO, HENRIETTA Booster Club, Salesmanship Club, Star, S.P.C.A. GULLEY, MARTHA ANNE HACKLEY, BILL R.O.T.C. HADEN, MARY ELLEN Booster Club, Intramurals '37, '38, '39, HAILEY, WILLIAM EDWARD Booster Club, May Fete '39-'40, Football '39, Basketball '38, '39, '40, Track Team '39, '4o. HARPER, MARY BROOKS Booster Club, Archery Club, Student Life Federation, El Oroso. HARRIS, ALLENE CAROLYN Booster Club, Reg., Sec'y '39, '40, El Oroso. . E77 s- .ii t' .1553 ,5 'T 1 J HART, OMAR HARTWELL, ANNE X , Booster Club, Tennis Club, Reg., Sec'y '39,,'4q:'Tcnnis Team '39, '40, Intramurals. If HAYES, MARIAN Booster Club, Gauchos, Mayljiggc '40, f' M HEITMANN, NORMA JEAN Booster Club, Gauchos, Reg., Scc'y 15311 '37, Spring '335 Salgsman- ship Club, Cap 8: Gown Comm. HENDRIX, YYVONNE ' Booster Clubs Gauchos, Girl Reserves, Star, Reg., Secy '38, '39, ViCC'PfCS- '39, '40, Gauchos, Best Driller '39-'4o. f HF-RMON, 'HELEN ELAINE Booster Club, Gauchos, Girl Reserves, Vice-Pres. Fall '39, Spffing '40, Physiology Club, Student Life Fed- erarxczm. HESS, JOHN HEYE5, EDITH Boost er Club, Gauchos, Star, Petite Vodvil '39, Adv. Chorus. . , HIGHTOWER, ERSKINE W. ' Booster Club, R.O.T.C,, 1st Lt. HOHET, ROBERT E. I If HOLLAND, MARY LOREEN ' Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, Archery Club, Student Life f Federation, S.P.C.A., Intramurals. 2 HOLT, GEORGIE . May Fete '38, '39. HORAN, JIMMY HOSKINS, ALMA RHEA ., Booster Club, Reg., Reporter '4o. , ' if HOUCK, BURTON .QOUK,NANCY ,Booster Club, French Club, Tennis Club, El Oroso. HOUSE, MILDRED LOUISE Booster Club, Gauchos, Star, May Fete, Spring '38, El Oroso '38, '39. HOUSER, MILDRED Booster Club, Gauchos, Spanish Club, Archery Club, Reg., Treas. '39, El'Oroso, Ring Comm. HUBBARD, THELMA ' Booster Club, Tennis Club. HUDLER, THEDA LEE Booster Club, Gauchos, Little Drury Lane, Star, S.P.C,A., Reg., Vice-Pres. '39-'40, Aclv, Chorus. HUDSON, MARGARET ANNE Booster Club, Gauchos, Sec'y of Drill, Spring '40, Little Drury Lane, Girl Reserves, Tennis Club, S.P.C.A. El Oroso. KITS H hKSll't fm' KUKPQ fSllIK.-LORDBYRON av av rust nut gnurstli h 'Vw 5? lt? .At e HUFFMAN, Booster Club, ball '37, '38, '39, Vodvil H193 S Agjoeiation, Treas. Spring '39 Federation, Reg., Pres. Fall '39, Foot Pres. 39, 40. s . ln. HUNT, EUGHMIIAT V 'X i -- :- Spanish Club '37, '38, Sitjasg-fy!-Qtr--.Exif miutv, Intramurals. HURWITZ, 1'-trim 3 , ' . J V Booster Qui. N ,j 5, 13329: ifift Committee, Sales manship Clul-H Ifil.l'ml'zitii'3.lSi3l ' HUTCHINSON, JOAN ADQ. I JACKSON, BOB ' . Booster Club, San Jacintofstarg Reg., '37, '38, '39, Basketball,f'38, '39, S '38, '39, '40- X JACOBS, BERNADINE Booster Club ,-.N.F .L., Little Drury S.P.C.A. JACOBS, BETTY CLAIRE Booster Club, Gauchos, May Fete '39, '40, Chorus. JACKSON, OLIN Football, '39. JAPHET, ELLEN ALICE 5 . Booster Club, Gauchos, Chorus. JARRETT, JEANNE ' JESSEL, JOE B. Booster Club, Reg., Treas. '39, Foofball, '37, ' '38, Swimming Team '39, Chmn. Senior Dance S Association Board Chmn '39, '40, Vodvil JOHNSON, JOHN R. Booster Club, R.O.T.C., Sgt. JOHNSON, TOM Booster Club, Student Life Federation, Reg., May Fete '38, '40, Football, '37, '38, '39, S' at-Arms, '39, '4o. JOINER, BOB , Spanish Club, '38, Star. JONES, ARTHUR Booster Club. JONES, CAROLYN Booster Club, French Club, Girl Reserves, Reg., Sec'y Spring '40, May Fete Committee '4O. JONES, DAVID Booster Club, Cabinet '38-'39, Vodvil '39, Petite Vodvil JONES, MARGARET ANN Booster Club, Gauchos. JURAN, DAN Booster Club. KEITH, IRENE ELIZABETH D.A.R. Citizenship Award, Booster Club, Capt. '38, '39' Cash, Fall '39, N.F.L., Vice-Pres. Fall '38, Spring '4O, Amer- ican Legion Club, Sec'y '39, Vice-Pres. '40, French Club, Student Life Federation, Reg., Pres. Fall '37, Spring '39' May Fete '4o, Invitation Comm. KELLY, ETHEL Booster Club, Gauchos, Reg., Pres. '37. tn Imam, Co-editor, El Oroso '40, State Meet Debate Co-champion '39' 1 v 3 ' 7 'BT' 53 ' ENNEDY, MARYLOUISE ooster Club, Senior Ass't Spring '4o, Archery Club, Pres. Fall '39, pring '40, Tennis Club, Vice-Pres. Fall '39-'4o, Student Life Federa- tion, Reg., Vice-Pres. Fall '37, May Fete '39, '40, El Oroso, In- tramurals. KERR, RUPERT Reg., Pres. Fall '39. KETELSEN, MARY Booster Club, Girl Reserves, Intramurals, Flower 84 Motto Comm. KIDSON, MARDELL lBooster Club, Girl Reserves, Intramurals, Scholarship Club QDallasj. KING, HAROLD eV'-Ari fi --'urls Booster Club, Hi-Y, S.P.C.A., Reg., Sec'y Fall '39, Spring '40, Basketball '4o. KING, ROSEMARY Booster Club, Tennis Club, El Oroso. KNUDSON, JACK Booster Club, Vodvil '39, Petite Vodvil '4o. KOEHLER, MARIE Booster Club, Gauchos, Camera Club. KOLBOW, LORENE Booster Club, Girl Reserves. KRACHLA, PAULINE May Fete '39, Intramurals. KRAKOWER, ARTHUR Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, Star, Adv. Chorus-'4o. KRAKOWER, SIDNEY Booster Club. KUPER, ELLEN Little Drury Lane, Salesmanship Club. LACK, ZELLA Booster Club, N,F.L., French Club. LACY, JANE Booster Club, Latin Club. LAGLER, STEPHEN Star, R.O.T.C., Capt. Drill Team '38, '40, German Club '39, Chem- istry Club. LANDON, NAOMI Booster Club, Star. LASKER, HELENE JOY Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, Star, S.P.C.A., Reg., Reporter Spring '38, LAUGHLIN, MAXINE Booster Club, Gauchos, Jr. Academy of Science, Star, Intramurals. LAWRENCE, BILLY Booster Club, Football '37, LEFF, ANN ETTE Intramurals. aku usa uf mug fritnd-and mug fur. 2.9 av 1 nl .il,Q4n1 V., ' . V W f E 0 Q ' ,K nd if tht mtans ht just, tht tnndutt ttut, W' LEFF, DAVID ' . LEMASTER, NAN LINNEY, JACK Drum Major, Band '39, May Fete '39. LE ROUAX, BOB Booster Club, Spanish Club '38, Jr. Academy of Science. LEVINE, JACK Golden Bear Band, Physiology Club, Student Life Federation. LEVINSON, EVELYN Booster Club, Salesmanship Club, Intramurals. LEVIT, MILTON ' A Booster Club. Booster Club, Gauchos, Sec'y of Drum Bc Bugle Corps Spring '40, Star, Reg., Sec'y Fall '38, E1 Oroso, Interscholastic '39, 1 H May Fete '38, Class Night Comm. , - LEWIS, GLADYS LEE LEWIS, LIBBYE ' ' Booster Club, Gauchos, Lt. '38, Capt. '39, Reg., Vice-Pres., '40, May Fete '38, '39, '40, Vodvil '39, '40, German Club, El Orosog Circulation Manager. LEWIS, ROBERT Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Chairman, Student Life Federation, May Fete '39, '4o, El Oroso '39, '40, LIGON, JOHN R. Spanish Club, Sec'y Fall '38, Spring '39, Trcas. Fall '39, Hi-Y, Sec'y Fall '37, Spring '38. LING, GEORGE Star, R.O.T.C., Sgt. LING, ROBERT Booster Club, R.O.T.C., Sgt. LIPPER, ELAINE Little Drury Lane, Salesmanship Club, Social Relations Club. LIPPER, LUCILE I Salesmanship Club. LIVESAY, RUGELEY M Booster Club, Hi-Y, Student Life Federation, R.O.T.C., Capt,, El Oroso, Senior Dance Comm. LIVINGSTON, CONSTANCE ' Booster Club, N.F.L., French Club, Sec'y Fall '39, Pres. Spring '40, Reg., Sec'y Fall '39, El Oroso. LOBIT, JOSEPH E. Booster Club, N.F.L., R.O.T.C., znd Lt., Drill Squad '38, LOCKARD, JUSTA EMMA Booster Club. , - LOCKWOOD, PEGGY Q I Booster Club, Latin Club, Archery Club, Tennis Club, May Fete '38, '39, '40, Intramurals. I Q LEWIS, FREDA 2- ' gg-v..--.. L B Q GAN, JOAN oster Club, Gauchos , Student Life Federation. LOVELL, ELIZABETH LOWRIE, ROBERT Booster Club Cabinet Spring '40, Hi-Y. LUTZI , ELEANOR Booster Club. M LYNCH, MARGIE Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, Archery Club, S.P.C.A., May Fete '38, Salesmanship Club. MARTIN, CARRIE MAE Girl Reserves, Intramurals '39, '4O,S3lCSl'Il3.l'lSl'1IP Club. ANRY, WINSTON Booster Club, Golden Bear Band, Ist Lt. '39, '40, Spanish Club, '38, Ftench Club, Reg., Treas. '39. MAYER, RACHEL Booster Club, Spanish Club, Reg., Pres. Fall '37, Volleyball, Capt. '37. MCCLELLAN, BILL N.F.L., Little Drury Lane. MCCUTCHEON, ISHUAN t r Club Golden Bear Band Ist Lt ' ' o Archer Club, oos e , , . 39, 4 , y ennis Club, Orchestra, Intramurals, El Oroso. vi MCGURK, JACK Booster Club, Golden Bear Band, Latin Club, Orchestra. MCINTOSH, PAULINE Golden Bear Band, Girl Reserves. ESINGER, HERBERT ooster Club. MILLS, C. L. R.O.T.C., and Lt. MITCHELL, GERTRUDE MARIE MITCHELL, MERLE R.O.T.C., Sgt., Football '39. MITTLEMAN, ZELLDA ANN Booster Club, Star, S.P.C.A., Intramurals '38, '4o. MLADENKA, FRANCES Booster Club, Salesmanship Club, Star, S.P.C.A. NIONRAD, CAROLYN Booster Club, Intramurals '38, '39, '4o. lin MONRAD, LOUISE Booster Club, Intramurals '38, '39, '4o. MOORE, FERN Booster Club, Archery Club, Tennis Club, May Fete '40, Intramurals '39, '4o. Q Q H -fa A e pplaust, ,in spite uf trivial faults, is dnt. .W ALEXANDER POPE O lunt thug dit un gun rith slag, 29 sv av sv MOORE, HALL MORRIS, JOHN ROBERT Star. MOWERY, RICHARD MUELLER, BLANCHE Booster Club, Gauchos, Sgt. '40, American Legion Club, Vice-Pres. '38, '39, Pres. '39, '40, Junior Academy of Science, Student Life Federation, May Fete '40, El Oroso. MUELLER, HANS C. Booster Club, R.O.T.C., Capt. Drill Team, Winning Squad in Drill and Marksmanship '38. MUELLER, JOACHIM R.O.T.C. Captain, R.O.T.C. Drill Team, Corporal in winning squad in drill and marksmanship '38. MURPHY, PAT Booster Club Cabinet '37, R.O.T.C., ist Lt., Rifle Team '37-'38, '38-'40, All-City Rifle Team '38, '39, '40, Drill Team '38. MYRICK, JOHNNIE LOU Booster Club. NANNEN, MARY JANE Gauchos, Major '39, May Pete '39, Relay Maid '39, Booster Club. NANNEN, RAY Student Life Federation, Basketball '38, '39, Track '37, '38, '39. NEWLON, KATHERINE L. Booster Club, Physiology Club. NORMAN, JAMES S. Booster Club, R.O.T.C., and Lt. NICCOLLS, LORETTA Booster Club, Gauchos, Best Drummer '40, Cap and Gown Comm., Salesmanship Club, Baseball Intramurals '38. O'BRIEN, VIRGINIA Booster Club, Intramurals '38, '39, '40, Home Management Class, Sec'y-Treas. '4o. ODENEAL, BILLY Booster Club, Ring Committee. OLIVER, DIXIE Booster Club, Reg., Sec'y, Star, May Fete '39, '40, Salesmanship Club, Treas. '4o. 4 PARKER, RUSSELL PHIFER , ROBERT Booster Club, Little Drury Lane , Camera Club , S.P.C. A. 4 PILLER, WILLARD French Club, Vice-Pres. Spring '4o. PORTER, MARGARETJANE Booster Club, Girl Reserves, Archery Club, Tennis Club, Reg., Vice-Pres. '39, '40, May Fete '38, Intramurals '38, '39, '40- PORTER, TRUMAN I 4 - A O'1TT Boo ste PRES Boo ste QUIITTER, JIMMY ' Booster Club, Cabinet '38-'39, Little Drury Lane, S.P.C.A. RAINEY, GEORGIA FAYE Booster Club, Archery Club, Intramurals. RANDOLPH, MADELINE Band, Little Drury Lane, Chemistry Club, S.P.C.A., Reg., Pres. '38-'39, Vice-Pres. '39-'40, May Fete '40, Intramurals, Band Sweetheart. RANSOM, DORIS IRENE Booster Club, Girl Reserves. REIN RI-IO Star. R IOR Boost corr, ROBERT DES, HARRY ER, EUDORA r Club, French Club, Tennis Club. POULTER, HENRIETTA Booster Club, Intramurals. PRESCOTT, CHAMBERS Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, Pres., Vodvil, '39. r Club, Camera Club, Sec'y and Treas. '39-'40, R.O.T.C., Sgt. PRUDE, GEORGE QUINN, MARY FRANCES Booster Club, Archery Club, Tennis Club, May Fete '39, '40, Intramurals '38, '39, '4o. RAYMOND, ALICE JEAN Booster Club, Soph. Ass't Fall '38, Sr. Ass't Fall '39, Chief Booster Spring '40, May Fete '38, '39, '40, Votlvil '39, Dance Pageant '40, Intramurals '39. REICHARDT, GOLDEN LINK Booster Club, Star, Salesmanship Club. GOLD, BEBE REISTLE, BETTE JEAN Booster Club, Cab. '38, '39, '40, Chemistry Club, Reg., Sec'y '37-'40, El Oroso. REYNOLDS, MARY JANE Booster Club, French Club, Reg., Sec'y Fall '39. RHODES, MARION Booster Club, Intramurals '38, '4o. REIGER, MARILYN Booster Club, N.F.L.g Intramurals, Salesmanship Club, Sec'y '40, Sr. Gift Comm.,City Debate Champion '4O. DAN, MARGARET er Club, Archery Club. ROBERTS, VIRGINIA Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, Star, S.P.C.A.g Reg., Vice- Pres. Sp. '38, Sec'y Sp. '39, Intramurals. ROBERTSON, NORMAN Booster Club, Gauchos, May Fete '39, '4o. hrg faint nn hill ur Iirld nr rintrg 2.2 av 2-7 our uthuw rull from soul tn snul, 2.2 29 av ROMICK, DOROTHY Booster Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Star. ROSEN, BERNIE Booster Club, Chemistry Club, Star, Reg., Reporter '38, '39, '4o. ROSEN, LESTER ROSENTHAL, ELLEN Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, French Club, S.P.C.A. ROSENZWEIG, GERTRUDE Booster Club, Spanish Club, Star, Intramurals '39, Sales- manship Club. ROTH, MARY JANE Booster Club, French Club, Intramurals. ROWNTREE, RUTH Booster Club, Spanish Club, Vice-Pres. '38-'39, Archery Club, Re- porter '38, '39, '40, Student Life Federation, Star, Managing Editor '38-'39, Editor '39-'40, Reg., Sec'y '37, '38, '39, Reporter '40, May Fete '39, El Oroso. RUBENSTEIN, FRANCES Booster Club, Gauchos. RUDLOFF, CHARLES RUPLEY, RALPH C., JR. Booster Club, Reg., Sec'y Fall '38, May Fete '38, Hockey Team '38-'39, '39 40- RUSSELL, RALPH Booster Club, Camera Club. RYEMON, MILTON SAMPSON, ROSALIE Booster Club, French Club, Latin Club, Student Life Federation, Reg., Vice-Pres. '37, Intramurals, Latin Interscholastic '37, El Oroso, San -Iacadettes, Sr. Invitation Comm. SANDERS, HARRY R.O.T.C., Sgt., Football '39, Dance Festival, Vodvil '39. SARVER, CAROL Booster Club, Spanish Club, Archery Club, May Fete '39, El Oroso, Intramurals. SAYRE, LILLIAN SAUR, STANLEY SCHLOSSER, AL Tennis Team '39, '40, Latin Club, S.P.C.A. SCOTT, EMILY Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, S.P.C.A., Pres. Fall '39, SEGAL, HELEN Booster Club, Gauchos, N.F.L., Treas. '39-'40, French Club, El Oroso. SEGAL, ROZELLE Booster Club, Gauchos, Salesmanship Club, Reporter '4o, Archery Club, Tennis Club, May Fete '40, El Oroso, Ring Comm. Booster Club, Golden Bear Bantl. , Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, Spanish Club, S.P.C.A., Reg., Vice-Pres., Fall '37. 4NGLETON, MARY EDNA G s B'ooster Club, N.F.L., Sec'y '39-'40, French Club, Student Life Fed- eration, S.P.C.A., Reg., Sec'y '38, '39, Treas. '38, May Fete '40, ljxtempore '39, City Debate Co-Champion '40, 'F Booster Club, May Fete '39. Booster Club, R.O.T.C., Ist Lt. EIDER, SAUL ' SEKALY, ADABIE Booster Club, May Fete, '39, Girl Reserves. SELIG, GORDON Booster Club, Student Life Federation, R.O.T.C., Major, '39-'40, Drill Team, Spring '38, Vodvil, '39, May Fete, '38, EPPER, JUDITH GRACE SIMON, ARTHUR H., JR. Booster Club, Camera Club, R.O.T.C. Sgt. SIMPSON, RAY E. Co-Editor El Oroso '40, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Pres. '38-'39, Fall '39, Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. Fall '39, Pres. Spring '40, Chemistry Club, Student Life Federation, May Fete '40, Senior Class Night Committee. olden Bear Band, French Club, Orchestra, Registration, Pres. '37, e:c'y '39, May Fete '38, '39, Girls Glee Club. SMITH, DAURICE Booster Club, May Fete '39. SMITH, EDGAR Booster Club, R.O.T.C, ISE Lt. NIITH, MARY LUCILE SMITH, RUTH Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, Sec'y '39, S.P.C.A., Sec'y '39, Reg., Vice-Pres. Fall '37, Sec'y, Fall '38, Vice-Pres., Fall '39, May Fete '38, '39, '40, City Dance Pageant '40, El Oroso. SPIVAK, RUTH FLORENCE Booster Club, Girl Reserves, Physiology Club, Star, Reg., Reporter '38-'39, Intramurals, El Oroso '38-'39. . CYR, GEORGIA MAY ooster Club, Little Drury Lane, S.P.C.A. STEBBINS, GRADY, JR. Booster Club, Cash, Ass't Chief, Cabinet, May Fete '39. STEIN, SARA ANN Booster Club, Archery Club, May Fete '39, Intra- murals '40, TOPPLE, WILLIE VIVIEN N E STROZIER, JOAN Booster Club, Reg., Pres. Spring '4o. SUSHOLTZ, ADOLPH Booster Club, Chemistry Club. ALLICHET, EDWARD, JR. TANNER, THOMAS Band, Star. TAYLOR, HUGH Reg., Sec'y '40. nd gram fnrtntr and furtntr. av 2-Q 2-1 W Blum, huglt, hlum, SKI tht mild tthuts tlging, TAYLOR, MARY FRANCES Booster Club, Girl Reserves, Cor. Sec'y '39, Inter Club Rep. '40, Girls' Chorus, Intramurals '38, '39, '4o. TEAFF, MARGARET Little Drury Lane, S.P.C.A., Vodvil '39, Petite Vodvil '40, Booster Club. TERRELL, JIMMY Booster Club, Band, Chemistry Club, Reg., Trcas. '39-'40, ISI Place State Latin Tourn. '37, and Place State Latin Tourri. '39. THOMAS, ROBERT R.O.T.C., Ist Lt. Adjutant, Rifle Team. THORNTON, 'JOHN WHEELER Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, Star, S.P.C.A. THROWER, ALBERT TIETZE, HENRY, JR. Booster Club, Hi-Y, Reg., Pres. '38, Football '39, S Association. TARRANCE, DORRAS Booster Club, Gauchos, Vice-Pres. Fall '39, Accompanist I Adv. Chorus. TOMASINO, ANTHONY Reg., Pres. '39, TORRES, MARY FRANCES Gauchos, Drum 84 Bugle Sec'y '39, Best Drummer '38-'39, Girls' Chorus. TRACY, SUZANNE Booster Club, Gauchos, Vice-Pres. '40, El Oroso. TRAMMELL, GEORGE Chemistry Club, Reg., Vice-Pres. TULL, HENRY ROBERTSON, JR. Booster Club, Chemistry Club, R.O.T.C., Sgt. URBANTKE, HUGH Booster Club, S.P.C.A., Reg., Officer, Little Drury Lane. VAN ORDEN, MARYDEAR Booster Club, Gauchos, Archery Club, May Fete '38, E1 Oroso '37, VAN TASSEL, ROBERT Booster Club, R.O.T.C., Corporal. VERDINE, ALAN, JR. . Booster Club, Key Club, Little Drury Lane, Vice-Pres., S.P.C.A., Cheer Leader '37, '39, Vodvil '39. Y VERVALIN, RICHARD E. VOSS, MELBA Reg., Vice-Pres. Fall '37, Booster Club, Gauchos, Sr. Dance Comm. WADDELL, RUTHERFORD WADE, BURTON Booster Club, Cabinet Spring '4o, Chemistry Club. I Lf, , L W. CAc bal WARE, DORIS Gauchos, Reg., Vice-Pres. '39. WARE, STEVE ,.wL-l.J2- 'iff' f' Q21 Booster Club, Chief '39, Cash '40, Cabinet '37-'40, Hi-Y, Student Lil W 'INBERG, MARTIN H. Li tle Drury Lane, Adv. Mgr. Fall '39, Star, Co-Mgr. Adv. Staff Fall '39, Spring '40, Track Team '39. WEINER, LEON Star, Adv. C0-Mgr. Fall '39, Spring '4o. WEINGARTEN, BERNARD v3 Spanish Club, See'y Fall '39, Spring '40, Spelling Interscholastic '39, WEINSTEIN, HYMAN Bogster Club, Reg., Vice-Pres. '37, Football '39, S Association, Vo vil '37, '39, WERNER, MINNIE Little Drury Lane, S.P.C.A. WEST, IRA Reg., Pres. Fall '37, Spring '38. WHEELER, SOPHIA Little Drury Lane, French Club, Orchestra, Rep. Fall '39, Reg., Vice-Pres. '37-'38, Intramurals '38, '39. WILK, ESTHER WILLIAMS J. w Boc L KGNER, TOM :tivities in Lawrence, Kansasj, French Club, Reg., Officer, Foot- l '37, GolfATeam Capt. '37, '38, '39. WALDEN, J. ROBERT Booster Club, French Club, Scc'y-Treas. '40, Reg., Vice-Pres. '37, '38, '39, '40, Football '39, Basketball '39, '40, S Association. e Federation, May Fete '39, '40, Football '38. A WATSON, JONAS P. Booster Club, Chemistry Club, Star, Football '39, Senior Ring Comm. WEEKS, MARVEL Booster Club, Gauchos, S.P.C.A. WHITE, LORRAINE Booster Club, Gauchos, Salesmanship Club. WHITE, TOMMY Booster Club, S.P.C.A., Asst. Mgr. Football '39. WILKENFELD, JESSIE Booster Club, Little Drury Lane, Physiology Club, S,P.C.A. WILLIE, ROY C. Reg., Pres. Sp. '37, '38, '39-'40, Vice-Pres. Fall '37, '38, .mf Club, sm, Salesmanship Club. luv- 'fo WILLIFORD, MARTHA Booster Club, Capt. '38, Jr. Asst. '39, Chief '39, Gauchos, Chemistry Club, Sec'y '39, Student Life Federation, May Fete '40, El Oroso. WITTE, JACK Booster Club. fi nd ansmtr, tthuts, ansmtr, dging, dging, dging. n ur is human, tn fnrgimz dininz,.iLEXiNDER WOOD, BETTYE ROWE WOOD, JAMES IVY Sr. Picnic Comm. WOOD, V. E. R.O,T.C., Sgt. WOODALL, VIRGINIA Booster Club. WYLLIE, MARY Ruth Adams Murel Burgier Leslie Ashton Virginia Elizabeth Bell Dan Biossat Allene Butler Randolph Colgin Anna Bain Davis Bob Fightmaster Beth Baumgarten Charles Boyd Vanita Cary Francis Louise Crawford Beverly Donford Patricia Echols Jack E. Edmiston YATES, Jo ANN OTHERS OF THE CLASS OF '40 MID-TERM GRADUATES Barbara Bryan Marion Elgin Kent Diehl Evelyn Jinks M. B. Kowalski, Jr. Betty Roby J UNE GRADUATES Bashford Forristall Hazel Fricke Amelia Gehring Quentin, Green Howard Hazelwood Evelyn Hess Thomas Holmes SUMMER George Ferguson Cathryn George Frank Groves Robert Howell Arlene Jones Francis Long John Laughlin Sue Johnson William Ligon Elise McIntyre Irving Murlancl Garland Norsworthy Vera Mae Rainey Kathleen Rawlings SCHOOL GRADUATES Mary Margaret Maebes Laura Ellen Martin Billy Mayfield Norma Mowdy Howard Parrot A. J. Schuhsler Madalyne Sloane YOUNG, DORIS Little Drury Laneg Star, S.P.C.A. ZIETZ, ADA Booster Club, Intramurals. Booster Club, Tennis Club, Sec'y '38-'39g May Fete '39, '4o. Booster Club, Gauchos, Lt. '39g Vodvil '39, '4o. Booster Club, Girl Reserves. ZIMMERMAN, MARY HELEN Booster Club, Capt. Fall '38, Gauchos, Little Drury I Laneg S.P.C.A.,Jr. Beauty '39. l Helen Sartwell Florence Shapiro Rose Mary Robertson Mary Agnes Savage Merrel F. 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A Full many a flower is born to blush d An Waste its sweetness on the des nmzr rhnul Robert Allday Edwin Allen John Allman Fred Alsbury Elizabeth Alsworth Louise Anderson Esther Ando Berndt Angman Margie Appman Anne Armsby Jason Banks Betty Ann Bates Margaret Baty John Beale Niels Beaman Ralph Beane Betty Beck Kay Becker Katherine Behr Nancy Behr Frances Bell Ray Bell Al Benn Jack Bergis Sophie Bergson Jo Ann Beville Zclda Biggert Roy Biscamp Charles Blakey Ellen Blampied Maxine Blankield Dorothy Blotsch Thomas Booth Charlotte Borger Clara Bornstein Leon Bornstein Joyce Boteler Billy Boyd James Bradley Paul Brockstein Avell Brodie Bernese Broussard Dorothy Brun Bob Buckley James Bulger Eleanor Burks Gordon Byers Jimmie Campise Libby Caplan Grace Carruth CLASS OP 1941 Mary Jane Carter Viola Rae Carter Bernard Cartmell Lindsay Cary Wilma Jean Cassell Billy Cave David Chan Norman Chapman Wilma Chumly Anne Clark Margaret Clevenger Florence Cobb Ruth Cohn Frances Colligan Charles Collins Dan Collins Carden Cook J. C. Coon Donald Cooper Lewis Cope Evelyn Crawford Dick Cron Don Curry Ruth Curtis Frank Cutaia Bob Dallas Alan Dalrymple Robert Daniels Dorothy Dardeau Elizabeth David Mary Elizabeth Davlin Lee Davison Mildred'Davis Odessa Davis Claud Dear Betty Deatherage Harold Dennis Frances Sue Dick Betty Doughty Doris Drews Dorothy Drews Edna Drews Rosalie Dubinski Margie Dumas Virginia Durkee Weldon Duty Emory Eads Patricia Echols Carolyn Elliott Harold Elliott Marjorie Elliott Paul Elliott Turner English , Jane Eubanks Hilary Evans John Calhoun Fawcett Angelica Ferguson John Ferguson Jack Fisher Carol Fletcher - Patsy Floyd Dorothy Forrest Warren Forrest Frederick Forshag Betty Anne Frank Emmet Frank John Frederick Richard Freeman Olga Fricke Jackie Friedman Paul Frucht Robert Fry Drayton Fults Billy Gage . William Gallier Margaret Garrett Wellborn Gaston Joseph Gausepohl Katherine Gayle Reba Geller Alfred Gerson Bernice Gerzovsky Elizabeth Ghormley George Glass Paul Glover Betty Merle Goins Anne Gold Bernice Golding Morris Goldberg George Gonzalez Landon Goodman Yvonne Goodson Roy Graden John Green Don Grinsfelder Emily Hamlett Marjorie Hanna James Harris Tom Harris Harold Harvey Tom Hastings Martha Hayes Betty Anne Hazen Homer Head Waller Hedrick Margaret Hendrix Wanda Herbert Jack Herbst Harry Hergisheimer Dorothy Herskovitz Florian Herzog Dorothy Hickernell Edithanne Hillburn DeWitt Hilton Conrad Hofer Denzel Hollis Maude Hooper James Hovey Betty Jeanne Howard Willis Hudson Ruby Huskins Peggy Joy James Charles Johnson Sam Johnston Charles Joiner Catherine Jones Gladys Jones Reba Jones Paris Jons Evelyn Juran Pearl Kalmans Edna Adele Kanady Kathryn Kelly Dick Kercheval Selma Kessler Fern Kidson Jesse King Doris Kirchner Jim Kisling Mary Koster Wilbert Krause Robert Kriechbaum David Kronzer John Lalor Bobby Landry David Leif Harriet Leif Mildred Lefkowitz Eleanor Levis ABEL , MARY ANEE , JI LEXANDER, MOLLIE W I E ' , ' I I ARNOLD, TOM by RQ , ,V'. I ft m g B I - f fb ff: h .. ' 1 1 BLACKWELL, BETTY , A I A :.T I BOELSCHE, ARR-NELL -.T, Q I, L AL I g7 ' I. ,. LLAW' '-,' if CAPLQVITZ, COLEMAN iff f glu L , CHERNOSKY, JOYCE I A 3' 1'f:A-. ' Q CLARK, MIRIAM 77 9' I gi i ?K I f Y-Aa YAL L i COLLIER, BETTY JEAN Mr- I I YI I - K, I .., f , --2 ' A I I CONKLIN, JEAN ANN A ,CY, I- 'AEA - ,- ',' I f - -' ' J :-V ff .4 I' .A CROCQHERON, PHILIP .A-: I Q CIJLMORE, SELMA LOIS , 'Q ' , CUNNINOHAM, MARJORIE I DIMAND, JACQUELINE DRAPER, CAROLYN my GAN ON, PATRICIA G RRISON, DORA GERSON, ALFRED GOAD, JUANITA GOEBEL, DIXIE A iff? A.. .AF .g M 3 W . I GOFFJ GWENDOLYN Rf A 2, GRIPPER, JUNE ii: W A ,.I ' HARRIS, MARGARET , ' Q' , g I . V .,. HENRY, JEANNE I , Af My b ,, I f H A-z I .,Q.A- - I ' , q,,V I HERMON, FRANCES ANNE 1'fR I, :II V... . ,E 5 Vq HILL' BETTY SUE A C T ,K , I - HOWARD, BETTY JEANNE A f , f A V, ' - f a fm ' A .::' 2 JAMESON, BEN W A A A ,YX. . . , ' IONES, ANN 1 z I ,- - I- LM , A L :M , I L T I Y E B , A I KENNON, ELSBETH I , i KING, MARIAN ,BA ,I A ' ,, 9 A I A::.B . I y I KOEHLER, DORIS 2' f AAA -'I HI ,V,I ,I I If I I ' ' ,,,,. I CH., KRONBERG, LOUIS I A I ' IIIAA 2 I I, rg. 1 h A ,. M, N I A , MATTHEWS, NATALIE . 'N M I I I II' I 1 I. I I ' I A A-J' MCCORMICK, RUTH ist ,I 2 IE, . ' A., . I ILI MCCRACKEN, FRANK wx A I , 1 McDERMOTT, LORETTA , A I'1 -- MCI-ARAN1 JULIA f ,.A' I 1 I. r ,I I - I I MHOON, DOROTHY f ' , ff? I l I wf I I MORGAN, PEARL lf? w , I ' MUNROE, LIDA MARY 1 I . f MUSSELWHITE, LOIs I 1 I I F ' A- .ff I Manning Ligon Anna Lipp Arthur Lipper Ed Looney Louis Lotspeich Dorothy Lynch Jesse MacDonald Joel MacGregor Jack McCaine Pansy McConnell Bill McGee Gwen McGee Weldon McEachern James McGiboncy Ralph McGrcw Phyllis Mclntosh Annette Malts Bernard Mandel Jacqueline Manning Frank Mapes Burke Martin Don Martin Evelyn Masters Richard Mayfield Jack Mazow Florence Medford Vivian Melty Jeanne Mettauer Joy Mettauer Eleanore Meyer Robert Mhoon Frank Miller Paul Minton Eugene Minugh Betty Monsch Arthur Monteabaro Edgar Monteith Evelyn Moore Kenneth Moore Mary Lou Mortlock Ruth Morton Dick Morris Herschel Morris Phyllis Morris Betty Lou Muller John Murphy Elise Nachlas Margaret Nagai Dorothy Nini Horace Norman CLASS OF Virginia Odeneal Mendel Oshman Robert Overton Maxine Palmer Bobbie Mae Paris Ola Mae Parish Bill Parker XV. R. Parker Roger Parks James Payette Doris Mae Peabody Shirley Pearlman Margaret Peifer Bob Pegram Francis Perilman Harold Pettit Bill Pierson Miriam Platt Robert Poindexter Sam Polichino Quincey Pool Jane Prescott Duff Prestenback Malcolm Price Josephine Prigeon Ethel Proler Dick Qualtrough Ed Raines Jeanne Randolph XV. B. Ramsell Rolland Rasch Gerald Rauch Jackie Redick Donald Rein William Reingold Clyde Renfrew Ann Rhodes XVilliam Rider James Roberts Brymond Robinson Albert Roco Morris Roco Bruce Rogers Frieda Lee Roggen Harriette Roth George Rothschild Madilyn Roscnblatt Frieda Ruce Betty Rose Rudnick NValter Ruff 1941 Dorothy Rule Frank Runge June Rusche Brenda Russell Dorothy Rutkacosky Richard Salisbury Robert Salisbury Marian Sammis D. M. Sammons Fred Sandbox: Tom Sanford Henry Sartwell Edith Savage Sarah Jane Scallan Joyce Scallon Mary Jean Scearce Milton Scheps Henry Schneider Ralph Schnitzer, Il Mildred Schwartz Fay Schwartz Florence Schwartz Leo Schwartz John Scott Joyce Seeley Joyce Seeman Fred Sellers Irwin Selzer Edward Shapiro Edith Shields Rebecca Shiffman Rosalie Shudde Sylvia Sigal Jack Sillman Bob Simpson Gene Simpson Inga Simpson Jimmy Simpson Bogan Smith E. H. Smith Frances Smith Mary Smith Bob Snell Elaine Sommers Melvin Sondock Bobby Stahlman Frank St. Cyr Albert Stein Norman Stemble Marjorie Stephens Helen Stern Willie Stockton Bettie Stone Bryant Strant Jack Suggs Marjorie Swaller Ruth Swanson Celia Tartakov Milton Tartakov Mary Taylor Jack Terry Leon Testa Marjorie Thigpen Bob Thomas Douglas Thomas Billy Thorn Lola Mae Tippen Herbert Tiras Frances Tomlin Sam Topck Betty Trammell Mary Eva Trevino Isaac Turk Nancy Tutwiler Marion Van Court Tillie Vierwinder Sarah Vise Dan Vittitoe Anita Walker Jeanne Walling Bill Walters Shirley NVayne Marilyn XVelch Marilyn NVeiss John Wescott Wayne White Mary Katherine Willett Barbara Williams Emogene Willis Phil Wimberly Alvin Wiscnberg Bill NX'irhers Dan Wolfe Vernon Wolfe Dave Wood Beryl Wforley Jack Worthington Billy Wren Hollis Yates Phyllis Zax NAGLE, JOHN WARE NEILMS, JANE PARK, B PIE O'LEARY, PATTI PACE, EUGENIA PALMER, BOB OBBY JANE CE, MARGARET QUINBY, LUCY REIN, DONALD REINHART, DOROTHEA RETZ, CSILBERT RICHARDSON, HELEN ROBINETT, JOHN HENRY ROCHE, MARION ROEBUCK, JAY FRANCES ROGERS, ROSEMARY SAUNDERS, KATHRYN SHIMEA SELIG, BOB SENTER, JACK SHARP, TOMMY LL, MYRA JEAN SILISERMAN, JOYCE SWEET, SMOTHERS, LAVADA STENDER, MARGARET SUTHERLAND, YVONNE BEVERLY TAYLOR, ROSIE TIMMINS, DAN TRAMMELL, SARA TROXELL, HELEN VENNELL, PATRICIA WA WILSOIN WII' LTER, JO ANN WILKENSON, PHYLLIS WILLIAMS, SARA ANN WILLIFORD, BALDWIN I, MARGARET JNER, BILL WITTEN, PAT WOODS, MARIAN WOODY, ELIZABETH WOODY, FRANCES WR FIGHT, GEORGIA YOUNG, PAT - gi 1 A I A .J fi ' JJIJ 4 A , 3 ,,B' ' .,,. 4 , .. if ' N,-f . . A 'AX V3 A CJ. 'JIC' V ' ,- 5 , 2, ' -+-'EL - ' ' -wise: , ,. , . agen f , - , M B ga A--'.' A, fAABAA A 1 I ,.. V, ., 'L-- A ' -QL'A A , i v -A225 R, A ff fr- --.EB 'ILL . 2' Z' 4 , ,. ,, Srkffif' Q., K T I A. BC f ,yi I Rf mg, ' -,B.-,w 56 5' 1' 'af ALX i f f Q I A 6 R35 M 1 , , Rm ?p Q MS J, IZ A S -, i- A, 2 ,wi ,. -'iZ,!:'j, -j f' gf LX, 9 J K ey , Z, L 1 :E .. Ng X ,-A . ,6 , ,, in 42 it .X , W ,E 2, '. A152 Z., ,J . M S .,,,, ,CCJ , EW , QL Wm? S x T J wr QE X L V-.k ,gl kk Q ..,. 2 , S , E MISS OATMAN Wfilliam Harry Anderson Mignon Bonbrake Sarah Branard XVinston Buster Irwin Caplan Dorothy Ann Childress Jean Clark Vivian Louise Conklin Velma Dean Lillian Dees Joe Donahoe Williard Eure Bobby Field Eunice Frankel Emmett Gray J. T. Harris Joel Mandel Betty Miriam Moyse Irving Meyerson Jean Nash Roberta Newlin Wilnia Nowlin Sam Philpot Marvin Rosmarin Babette Rothschild Helen Storey Yetta Trifon William Trousdale Jacqueline Tu reaud Max Turk Viola Van Voast Rheao Wfaldroop MRS. SHANAHAN Joyce Bade Glen Band La Verne Bucsanyi W'illie Sue Cook Charlotte Dixon Joe Thomas Elliot Peggy Gibson Ruth Harris James Hufnall Charlotte Klaif Shirley Lee Lewis Kitty Looney Beverly Ann Lowe Maurine Maas Mary Beth McMeans Bob Parrott Jacqueline Randolph Betty Rather Ned Rather Calvin Roco Valaric Rassler Dan Rudlon' Theodore Schroder Floy Settegast Kenneth XVhitt Jennie Vanderhieden Ralph Yarborough Doris Yantz Mary Louise Zuma MISS BRIANT Frances Askins Billy Bobbitt CLASS OF 1942 Bobby Boyd Maria Cadena Billy Case Catherine Chrysty Dan Denges Ava Eichenberg Nyle Everett Ruth Ferguson Robert Fields I-Iortense Fink Leonard Gabert Elaine Goldberg Barbara I-licks Harris Joyce Maxine Leon Dickey Le Roux Mary Adele Loomis W'allis McCormick Priscilla Montague Pauline Newman Betty Oclen Judy Richardson Leonard Robinowitz Janice Roliatsch Jennie Schwartzberg Lois Solomon Doris Solomon Idelle Susholtz J. M. Thomas Andrew Tuyl Mary Ellen Vann Keith Wagiier Ernest Vlfomack MRS. CHANEY Margaret Ancira Len Barrell Lucy Behr Carmen Birch Virginia Blair Ted Carr Lawrence Carnes Bobby Carroll Voncille Compton Marjorie Caywood Billy Dinerstein John Ellison Lois June Farguharson Bud Ghormley Arthur Gribble Gerald Guidry Anita Lewis Donald Mills Lu Nell MeLelland Alliee Morgan Stuart Morrow Marjorie Payne Cathy Reaks Ouida Reaks Martin Silverman Bob Taylor Anne Thompson Laura Jane Towe Shirley Toub MR. DUGGAN Marvin Aronowitz John Aydam Louis Buell Billie June Cagle Bette Dardeau Maxine David Jeanette Dobbs David Friedman Siegmund Goldman Jarry Jay Halpin Margaret Hargis Elizabeth Haynes Vollie Jeane Irvine Sammy Dobry Keeper Ruth Levy Thelma Lewis Elena Lipson Ruth Marcus Gayle McKinney Ann Mills Danny Mitchell Vallie Jean Moore Lois Murray Charles Pemberton Mary Jo Porter Lilo Rapp Charlie Rein Henry Lea Robbins Doris Elaine Roch Geraldine Rosenstock Richard Roth Mary Ar1ncROWi1trCC June Standley Jeanette Taylor MISS EVERETT Geraldine Anderson Mike Baumann Frank Benelie James Berling Alice Jean Brainin Catherine Bryan Lnla Beth Buckley I.ucia Crocheron Dick Day John Donaldson David Eckholm Madeline Engel Carl Frazer Ethel Gaitz John Zell Gaston Dorothy Gleason Lois Goodman August Gullo Elwood Hermann Mary Jane Holley Dolores Huacuja Irene Johnson Elizabeth Jordan Gertrude Levy Billy Ray Morrow Kenneth Reid Ode Schumacher Helen Vinson Betty Lou XVerner Jane Woodroiiie MISS GOODMAN Frances Ellen Aycock Billie Louise Bailey Harris Beyer Phyllis Boster Dorothy Nell Boyett David Brooks Don Broussard Lawrence Brunson Elaine Cecille Byron Bill Cartnell Harvey Clemons Lena Dimicelli Ellen Edwards Rosalie Einhorn Jeanette Evelo Earl Fugett Dorothy Gehring Frances Gentake Frank Gullo Tommy Hanna Harold Harris Joe Ann Head Russell Heptinstall Harry Lotspeich Fred Marks Mildred Marlin Milton Marley Margaret Jane Orr William Sammis Barry Seheller Bonnie Schramm E. A. Snapp MR. INGRAHAM Raymond Anderson Frank Bashara Michell Geller Everett Hayes Doris Ruth Hooks Edith Japhet Gerald Kaplan Edward Kleinfender Mary Jane Loy Clyde McClane Maralyn McCurdy Jane McElroy Tena McLaren Peggy Monroe Billy Morgan Vaughn Murphy Eugene Rettig Jim Ross Mary Belle Sanders Otto Schlammc Moise Schornstein Robert Scott Robert Shapiro Anne Cecil Sowell Sylvia Steinberg Will Hugh Thanheiser Carolyn Uhler Alice Walker Francine Welch Ethel Mae Winborn George York MISS LEIGH Bob Barnes Phyllis Bashaw CLASS OF M. D. Brand Jimmy Brick Byrd Bobby Case Harmon Ferguson Charlotte Fine Cecile Gerson Charles Johnson Jerry Melamed Weilhemina Minto Melvin Oshman Jack Pryor Beverly Richards Martha Louise Russell Leon Samet Eddie Smallwood Lida Spiller Ruth Spruill Renata Strassmann Bernice Stude Monroe Tally Billy Tarkington Jerome Tarnopol John Taylor Flora Jean Thomas Bennie Vallone James Watkins Eueta Weingartcn Doris NVilliford Lucrezia Wilson MISS MICHAEL Billy Albertson Doris Andrews Leopold Boer Jean Branshaw Margaret Carter Beryl Collins Pauline Collins Janice Dawkins Bob Dingle Jack Daughtery Charles Earlywine Mike Ford Rosabel Freeman Hannah Greenfield Roselle Haltom Olga Harris Sylvia Heffler Richard Hoeh Ruthe I-Iuifmaster Ethel Hyman Janice Kahn Mary Frances Killion Homer Leonard Clifton Long Virginia Macferran Merritt Nichols Arlyn Saslovsky Gertrude Schroeder XVilliam Scott Mary Somerville Bernice Suhl Vcrdie Tarbutton Frances Terrell Nathan Topek Jean White Lillie Wilhelm 1942 MRS. PEEK Calvina Mae Allen Joe Atlas Mary Virginia Barker Albert Bletsch Felicia Brasac Billy Cary XVilton Cohen Margaret Cox Jim Cunningham Akiba Davis Kollman Dorbritz Floyd Dunham Betty Flo Eldridge Texas Eldridge Billy Flanagan Betty Jane Folmar Lester Gage Helen Hunter Louis La Garde Martha Newlon Thomas Parker Flora Prensky Ayl Donna Reeves Wallace Roos Oliver Savage Bill Schell Dorothy Schmidt Robert Schneider Joe Schneider Quincy Shields Lorraine Thorn Jack Troxell Julia Westlaw Helen Witten MISS SCHULTZ Perry Ackerman Bobby Anderson Lillian Baron Leonard Bennett Aleck Berkman Patricia Brown Alice Carpenter Kathleen Carter Betty Cohen Hyman Cohen Dorothy Colle Eileen Condon Betty Curtis George Drude Miriam Feser Monte Friedman Hugh Gibbs Norma Holley Lois Howell Fred Jones Evelyn Karchmer Betty Landrum Billy Leopold Bob Mason Mary Frances Matthews Aline McGuire Jamie Meetze Geraldine Smith Beverly Taylor George Thurston In tmuriam JACK KNUDSON One of our number has withdrawn from our midst. Though dimmed mo- mentarily, the light of his personality will burn ever in the hearts of those who knew him, reviving fond mem- ories of happy high school days to- gether. if HELEN DARDEAU Her happy smile and radiant per sonality will always linger in our fond est memories Q 4 W 5 f ' Y ,A'g.ig-, -If i , . 5 fwcluw She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skiesg And all that's best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes. E -LORD BYRON. Bagel rntlamatiun FROM THE COURT OF QUEEN ELIZABETH Eilnar En! Eilnar lEnI Be it known unto all in the township that these have been chosen the most beautiful of the realm of San Jacinto and are hereby proclaimed ladies of the court. Seniors: mimlbhs Cause? cflflaftian ablaysi Juniors: cflflaxcgwzst ifaon Sophomores: Dawn flfonlliel Honorable Mention: dscihia, goggani oqbigail E a'LHi1na1z gaccyuahins cgsdicg 0412115 Clazfi fvsfyn gwzan .fuciffa clfwzdin Ufisfma liawis Einar En! Einar 'ignl A Most beloved of our townsfolk are a true knight and his lady fair. V :Robert lewis A Batty Gqflfl. oqncfsuon Einar En! Einar 7lQnI Esteemed by one and all for their wisdom, their honor, and their leadership of our people are two who are hereby dubbed Most Representative. deans gfaithl Ray Simpson Einar En! Einar En! Acclaimed for their talent, their beauty, and their personality, forsooth, we present two explorers of the western world, whose abilities have been recognized and rewarded by Hollywood. ggoisfngirza faiths Dbowtgy fwomaahi fillms nnhnih tlyn prntlamatinn. + , Qaum Welle! Qfmw WWA gygam Zefma oggwzh mwdm !6'766657L9 EQQW WWQW ,dl if -. km ? 4 Qgv A W, ki I ,mm-.3 if ,uk 2 f, 'f v-'Wi U, 353, is 4-wmv :....F, i V 2 '. , ,W i ,w 4 QA 2 Q xx A f 4-M, Wg, J - . W ,fu 794 wi Shimizu ,WWW Q W JW WMV Q!!! 5? in in . W I 9 I ' 1 r 1 Nfl''f iFww,mmf6 i'W5U1WfMwf5iIH'M!M:Q'f fW ff - - y 1l'1l - n'I' ':2 - ' if gl ' 1- 'KN iw. Q- ' X lM 'XX ' f fl f4?fii llZ?f? Hi 14? 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Scene 5. Prologue All the world's a stage And all the men and women merely players. -SHAKESPEARE. get 1- Iiterarg 'iinheahnr L Comedy of Errors El Oroso Essay on Criticism Of Studies The Tempest Sonnets from the Portuguese San Jacinto Star Interscholastic League National Forensic League Spanish Club get Z. Clllzrsses The Merchants of Venice Salesmanship Clubs Home Management Class Gatekeepers Ode to a Greasy Churn Get Up and Bar the Door Scots wha hae wi' Wallace Bled R. O. T. C. fmt 3. glfine 241415 Paradise Lost Golden Bear Band Song for St. Cecilia's Day Advanced Chorus My Heart Leaps Up When I Behold Art Class get 4. Sports Qllubs As You Like It Camera Club Robin Hood and His Merrie Men Archery Club A Man's a Man for A' That S Association Ballad of Dead Ladies Golden Gauchos get 5. Serfrite Qllubs The Pedd1er's Song The Cotter's Monday Night Merry Wives of Windsor She Swoops to Conquer Idylls of the King fVery Idlej The Faerie Queene Vanity Fair Boys' Booster Club Hi-Y Girl Reserves Girls' Booster Club Robert Lewis Dimple Causey May Fete Court 'iipilngne All the world's a stage San Jacinto is the playhouse. -SDEARSHERE. Long Live the Players! W aoagiagug w.. T 'LxL- SQQFNQ dl know But any ich :8o3ncj,nfj'qlQjigxHprrh K L figigjiygdg-kara nf' N40 EL OROS0, h8Vd3-'giifiyidqtadyk a-Lpqivileqs and ' Bbw: +o'havq1g4g4Qyy,LLphosen in this wodhwhiihg,-165 tiirbugii, , , L ' Ourbnbm bd9Wffb,LLproduce abobk in a 7 ' . great' doa! o5Fpldhiufe,Aoni rkhnjfjygu wm kd is rapresonihfiiiifg f Q'-.gnd Yguf gghobh I , A ,VLV f 5,32 VL,Qf f I , , ' May we-,add'3n AX sins:-givihj' that 'chgpiggmrg you mdyhave in owvimzj A We phdsure we -k,- 1 ' A 'f W? tan neiiggiufpass h Mist! sacks ,, Avvemsme R MfexLLY ov-man 'BUSXNESS MANAGER CARDS MDLARAN EVERETT EDWDRIAL BOARD EL OROSO STAFF .gp ,aug 40 ff Q.....N BURNEYT Paorcra-RARHER I ,ga 'mfr HQ' lk BOELSCHE Xl BLANCHE MUELLER ALLEEN HARRIS ROSEMARY KING MAX GRENADER BERNIE ROSEN DOROTHY FOX DOROTHY ROMICK HELEN SEGAL ROZELLE SEGAL CHARLENE BLATSOS KATHERINE FISCHER IRIS ALSUP CONSTANCE LIVINGSTON IDI-IUAN McCUTCI-IEON MARY JANE LOY RUTH SMITH DORRAS TARRANCE The s+aFI presenfed on thus page wsshes Io Thank aII Ieachers and sIuden+s who afded In fhe pubhcahon of Hus book Parfscuiar appreclehon IS due Mrs Volck Mrs Peek Mr Ingraham and Mess Denfon S115 members noi' Idenhied by LncILv1duaI plc 'Iures mcIuc'Ie CIRCULATION and DISTRIBUTION rom ARNOLD RALPH RUPLEY LILA DUKE RUGELEY LIVESAY GEORGE HDFFMAN PRED DREWS JANE News ANN MILLS ANN BATES EDITHANNE HILLBURN MARGARET KENT DORIS WILLIFORD Bom ANDERSON SPORTS MARGARET ANN HUDSON FRANCES ANN HERMON MARY WYLLIE RALPH FORD CHARLES Psmaearor-I YVONNE HENDRIX ADVERTISING CLERICAL PUBLICITY SOPHOMORE ASSISTANT WRITE-UPS PAT VENNELL PHOTOGRAPHS KATHLEEN RAWLINGS FATTY GASTON ART PICTURE CARDS NANCY HQUK YYVONNE SUTHERLAND JAMES HARRIS ,ar ,V I ' 2- 'J A J' - , f ff L. I 3 If 6 , X g Q , :lf 'i I, 1 E. mm! . N -1 f if iam- 4 pan--F 5'9Qi !9ci +o' SF' f19f5H9h4Wi?156 jhibd fo bfifhg H1e's+h3Sn+ Q,VfQ?Dfd gfiqarppus hhh find h'h h hows. ,A'iA ' Theysghool papef also I - dard: jil V , +befhwfe- h fc? 5 QQ, ,Q hhh Q QP if 5 41, Dj gg 4 ' W? 'Q L an , V , im wh 2 1 , 3, h 2' f hx, f ' ii h RUTH In a h hrecenf iuciging. 'Phe Universify of Missouri rafed fha Star fhe bas? high school newspiper in Texas- The shui? sincerely hopes ihaf fha fdurfeerfiizues of ihe Star have mei' wifhh th ef5s'tudenfs' Vapprovil Qnajaave mmizga h+heaf,. purpqses. m V, V TROPHY INNERS Durkee Rdsen The Nalional Forensic League is an honorary high school organizaffon. San Jacinfo has been on llxeir honor roll for fha pas? few years. This year we have luacl fllirffyfcne members in school including fha I939 Slale Debafe Champion and fha N45 Sfafe Exlempore Champion. The N.F,L. Disiricl Trophy. Siale Exfempore Championship, six debate cham- pionships, and eleven exfempore championships were won this year. Irene Keiih and Fmneffe Green' field received special menfion in The Rosfrum, lhe N,F.l.. national magazine. AMERICAN LEGION CLUB Agar- 3 we ERNEST WOMACK PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT BILLY EVERETT SECRHARY Among ofher BCTIVIIIES of an evenI'fuI year fhe American Legion Club sponsored Ihe Armushce Day audlfonum program which was accIalmed one of Ihe besi' of Ihe year A+ Chrlsfmas fhey aided fhe Women s Auxlhary of 'Ihe Amencan Legion m obfalnmg frulf for Ihelr parry for needy chlIcIren The club IS composed of sfudenfs who received +he Amen can Legnon Award In lunlor hugh school II' IS Ihe purpose of Ihe group 'ro encourage Ihe polnfs of charac'I'er which are necessary nn good Amerlcan clhzens C IRENE KEITH MARTHA DILLAHUNTY TREASURER if she -'WSE fm,-Jr 'Rx 3 if ' WILMA CI X can X X5 J I 1' f K AA fir MOLLY ALEXANDER ETHEL MAE R CATHERINE CHRYSTY DAVID ECKHOLM I Qi- MANNING LI SCENE FROM BRUCE BARTON S Q 'Q .I THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER f . ,, fi f QQ A . , - m sr A ' 'rrr ? A 1? I f V ,. III - ' 1 ' uf 'Q FZIIIII' 1 'A . .-.. ,: 'I -I E- f , A ga I esr 6 , . ' A Zim - I g f , I 'I I 'nn X V K .1 , ' ' f li'k?'III , I I If Qig ff . '16 H I 'J I K . S . , iff? 'I ' ' -' H 1 rss, ' ' y f I 1 , A ' 'I ' ' : , A I f' ' ' ' W-if - ' -, 1 . Ifxf x -2 5eg!iEfQE?g5f7fm'5If I' . ' 'I 1 -Q rres M gI,, s- f E- E K ,, E , s,., ,, - K V Q Q I Q Q5 1 I ass I if 3 5 L A A I ' . Y ' A ' .E I M- A are , 5 we 'S N' Q, A Ai ,Q . 'III 'mxw' 'I 'W , ' I , , 5 E' -I ., f - E' .1 -I xf' I ie, ..-- Y:'- - V5 gp my V , -L V, V' V' pk 1,11 g 7 f ' gy ' V E V I ' A - , Sl j qi N ,V fglj g V, Y, 1 .1 M, E em? if ul LAWRENCE cARNEs E 'zABET ' -'ONES auiwmm ,ml ggi- ,Wm I, A Miss COLLIER A' SPONSOR 1. A ' K. ETHEL MAE v WELDON MCEACHERN ED CAROTHERS MAX GRENADER Pfesldeni Vice Presideni' Secreiary-Treasurer GATES'S CUBS C-5a+els's Cubs is a volunieer organizaiion of boys known more familiarly as The gale- keepers. Experf keeper-ouiers, fhey sfand guard during 'Phe lunch periods al' fhe enfrance fo floors where classes are being held. Their services exfend 'lo ofher branches of school ac+ivi+y as well, whenever Boss Gales needs handy men, piano movers, fickef fakers, or messenger boys. Thanks +o fhem for iheir pad in making fhe school funcfion more smoofhly. MEMBERS T. Booih, J. Connally, J. Edmisfon, H. Ellio'H, N. Fowler, D. Fulfs, F. Groves, M. HuH'on, S. Krakower, F. Levy, R. Lowrie, H. Mesinger, R. Mhoon, W. R. Parker, C. Rein, G. Rein, D. Rein, H. Rhodes, C. Rudloff, H. Schneider, A. J. Schuhsler, O. Simons, R. Waddell, l. Wesf, B. While, Mr. E. C. Gafes, Sponsor. LOS 'CHARLANTES Los Qharlanhs is an organizafion of fhird and fourfh year Spanish sfudenis who mee? iwice a rnonfh for dinner and an evening of Spanish conversaiion. Alfhough only fhree years old, H' has become a permaneni' San Jacinfo ac+ivi+y. A greaf deal of Hs success hasbeen due 'fo 'Phe qualificefions of Hs members and fha +irne devoferi fo Hs acfivifies by its sponsor, Miss Evans. A+ fhe reguiar meefings, and af bofh of Hue club's semi-annual banquefs, fhe members enfoy excelfenf speakers of Spanish nafionalffy. En verdad, los ulfimas 'rres anos de esfe circulo ha ienido buen exifo. ,f QM 1-vqaww... VRUPW , I V ,w'.,,g , JOHN UGON - I Iiepsurer . F xi 0, 1 hi- , Q ,, i ,,f'au,g in jg: + . 4 I f 'Kiera' M.. .,' -. 4 1 f TCP ROW: SOMMERS. BARROW, COLUER, R BLUMENTHAL, ROSENZWEIG, DMLY, BOE ROBERTS, TREVINO, HOUSER. ARMSBY, MISS KNEELSNG: FOSTER, BOYSEN, WHNGARTEN. GLASS. .Az -1- x -I HOMEMAKERS M SARA TRAMMELL Vice Pres. PATSY Secreia ry ARTHUR LIPPER Treasurer SALESMANSHIP AND OCCU PATI GN FRED DREWS C L U B Gen. Chairman PHYLLIS ZAX EDWIN RAIN Presiden? MARY WYLLIE Vice Pres. ETTY MONSCH Secreia ry PEGGY DAVIS Treasurer Even. Secrefary Second Period L Third period Sevenfh Period Sixth Period I-IYMAN WEINSTEIN Presidenf DAN JURAN Presiden+ FRAN K G ROVES Presideni CHARLES FRICKE Vice Pres. MARILYN REIGER Secre-tary DIXIE OLIVER Treasurer GENNE CI-IEATHAM Vice Pres. MELBA VOSS Secrefary JOYCE SEEMAN Treasurer MARY JANE NANNEN Secreiery DON WILSON Treasurer GWEN McG-EE Vice Pres. T h e Sdesmanship Occupafion CIub, sp 'by' Mr. Warren, has pIeIed EIS sixdh year of in 1940. The group has Ihre poses, which are as I. To pu? We sh Conrad wifh me bush of fI1e.ci4'y. 2. To sIImuIafe s I u inifiafive. 3. To geiher acIuaI mafion abou? presenf seIIing. The San Jacinro Baiallicn present ifs officers, increased in personnel this year. Due io a general reorganizaficn of flie milifary forces of Huis couniry, ilae Corps go? off fo A slow siarf. buf if made a credifable showing in a drill compeiiiion agains? Thomas Jefferson High Sclmol of San Anronio. The espirif de corps of fhe officers and rhe cooperarion of fhe cadefs gave our uni? an excellenf slwowing ai llie annual Federal lnspeciiors af Hermann Park. The year of inreresiing worll was culminared by llwe Milifary Ball, arfenclecl by all senior caclels. J UELLER H MUELLER E TALLICHET S LAG-LJ-'SR CAPTMN CAPTAIN CAPTAIN CAFTA' B BLAND e. Hiemowen R. moms J' BURNETV lsr LT. H+ LT R CANTLON M. caan J. NORMAN C- L- MMS M LT. :fa ul R, COWUN B. WlLLlAMS 3- COOPER 1,6 U, :na LT. , :na Lv. RTELE TE A M PTNUAT. O? ARMS EXPERTS -L In E, Y Gyn N6 POR , , SNOW Brrgg qr J- ' 'Y T X v Q ,. A 2:1 V X . A , ,, N AU A ' Q, - air- 1-f h 1 'T , 5' X - J A-4 A ' . ja-it E LS' ' THE EUL ETRET AWN, .5 Y US P-LL sror, rooys. form. my MURYYN San Jadnio 9354: 'Team has reason To be proud of Vts b Tis capkdm, Bob Thomas, and PM 'Ms group won The e won The ' r. Led X4 T 'the Team. mbers hav ds 'thxs Yea cl'nq sk-roi o Team me ego Tw oukskan x A of 'che O Murphy, t e ' Yip. Saver LEFT -H ANDED , TO Champxons their MTX. Crw 'Mug 'co SHOOT THEY CAN . nf K1 edak ahe WY M SELXG NNY ANT RY J' 'DO YOU AGREE? wtf! we READY . XZROX-STX M ARES? AW, COS?- wx-xo c MONXLEY S I OUP- OWN COM? PNY O wyvwww CONQRATULMXONS, Ni I f BAND Band Under fhe capable of Mr. Karl Bleyl 'ihe Golden Band has doubled in size since Various enrerhainmenfs raised enough purchase several new insfrumenfs. The band was 'fo play ai' rhe New York World's Fair lhis summer and Mayor Holcombe and Gov. O'Daniel have approved 'Phe frip. band had five firsf division winners a+ rhe Sfa+e Band Coniesf and had second and fhird place winners ai' 'l'he Nafional Meet MR. BLEYL CONDUCTING M Z j Q Drum Maior, Fall GOLDEN BEAR ORCHESTRA e San Jacinfo Orchesira 52 'R is a membership of 'forfy pieces ing several sfudenfs who are well known sical fields in Housfon. They have enferiainecl rious audiforium programs. e Cub Band prepares sfuclenfs for membership in lhe en Bear Band. These sfudenfs show unusual abilify and become edged bend members in a surprisingly shorl' lime. Drum ANNE CLARK ORCHESTRA CUB BAND Twlrler CHORUS The chorus and apprecialion division of 'lhe music deparlmeni' of San Jacinlo has rhe largesi' enrollmeni of any eleclive subieci' in 'rhe school. The picfure chosen +o represenf this deparlmenf is of lhe advanced chorus. This organizalion has done oufsfanding work during fhe pas? year, bringing before lhe sludenl' body many well rendered seleclions. of fhe greal masiers, and filling irs oul- side engagemenrs wilh credit The vocal lraining and musical knowledge acquired by ihese sludenis are bound io be viral faclors in 'lhe building up and rounding our of a fine cullural and liberal educafion. The chorus is under The experi direclion of Mrs. Belle McGinnis. Dorras Terrance, already an accomplished musician, has developed inlo a line accompanisl as well. During fhe lhree years of her high school career she has been ihe official pianisi, nol' only for lhe advanced chorus class, buf for 'rho enlire school. She has proven herself fo be an earnesl and unselfish worlcer, and 'rhe school and lhe music classes appreciale lhe sinceriry wilh which she has served. ROSTER: Adair, Anderson, Barard, Behr, Blalrey, Boyd, Cave, Carrer, Drews, Dudley, Duke, Elliolf. Fischer, Gardner, Glover. Gleason, Gunn,s.Hayes, Hendrix, Hen-non, Hilburne, Hooks, Houk, Hudler, Huffman. Jacobs, Japhei, Jessell, Johnson. D. Jones,VA. Jones, Kennon, King, Kralrower, Lawhom. Lewis. Lowrie, Miller, McConnell, McGee. McLaren, McNair, Monleabaro, M. J. Nannen, R. Nannen, Nelms, Parrofl, Falla, Phifer, Poiler, Prescoll, Quinn. Raymond, Roinick, J. Scofi, E. Scofi, Shudde, E. Stebbins, Sfocldon, Slopple, Tarrance, Teaffr Vance, Verdine, Voss, Weinslein, Waodall, Wyllie, Zimmerman. DORRAS TARRANCE ART AND ARTISTS T ' -V . . TV ggmvqw-M 1'- . f - T E? J ' I W 1 ',. -T as 'AA' 'T a T f E 1 ATAA l A -T A 4 if T' 65 Q.. f TTT - QL .g T li A T i T T .Tk, T I T A smoens our: JACKSON A A y 1 VA' T MARTHA DILLAHUNTY ' 4 Tm Ta Tl fn- s 1 if .V fir-ifgfsriiliffgllgl Z24w3'a iWfPi1f5 8 JR- ! E, is qv T Q XM 5 , W ,Wa 5 l '4 5? 1, lr ls al . 1 ,X A 4 i T 4 .4 Z3 Ai gage 'K v 5 E Q X V we le L ul a rl -X 1, My V 3 li 4 figs. ,X ,Z A gp- We J Q T '+P vs 4,1 R 5 Q23 gl J J f ef is welll' A - ,fowl 1- . W,., ,Tseafl I . ,.h, x ,Vgk I J:,HTk.ZT,VV:kVT Lrkr kk 5 T :V ' T ' W ms. 5 V fig flrg 3 ,.. BEWE JEAN RHSTLE SKVTL-AiT3,ki-4,,V,:,5Tg T. .. . . .. , . .. T T ' A , . .if T ,N ff, ga Usf . X inf' A' .v.: Tw If - f A -nf rf' T TT T 1' - T T - T are as f Qg T . 2 Rfk ' F T Q TT T i T f T ww ' . - ,TT ' T 'T A f ! 'W . . TL, Ak Eg2:.,gEf,. x l .T yi if ET5LTf:vki::Ai Ex M 1 , VV i w, , A W f T 4,9 f- :T ,A T- 'T' w M Y Y' ' W H A-T7 LH FZ f f l s 1 ,A 5 i T E z .. ..,.. L , a ffix' TX .,-, f ' YA. M VPN 9 f 'Q . 5 TT llesgyw. I . :Q Wsgff- ffflrgy T -, - 2 ' f T K 3 . 514123 '-'AZT . T T .. ff,-lax AAAA T T Q CONSTANCE LIVINGSTON BARBARA BELL YVONNE SUTHERLAND Arl in 'l'l1e Houslon sclxools is ans elecflve, and 'llaose sluclenls who selecl' one of flue courses offered by Mrs. Volclc gain an opporlunily of working wi-rh one of flue cll'y's finesl' inslruclors. Wlwelher eleclecl as a major wlfh flue view of coniinuing in specialized sludy, or slmply as a means ol creafive' expression, all of San Jacinl'o's arf classes offer a valuable founclafion for a beller under- slanding and enioymenl' of arf, as well as abilily in flue use of several mediums. The above page shows represenfalive arl' work in wafer color and charcoal from graduale sluclenls of San Jacinlo fhis year. T 3' 7, QL A If 4 ..,..,. lbh? X g HW f i ' 1 ? im it ' 'H'-gi A 11 . J ii ,i ' . Q Y W' 5 in A' vu, k v r 7 mx m A K f 3 ., M 3 sa, , r -1 fb rx ' v- 5, v.. vv.eSG01W VNS 09.0. bios MXSS x4sv-wav, wi os iffy, ,, 4, W ,,,., eww. v. caocwa. WEP-XJ' NEO xl-md xooxsa xhw Yreixdenk YN NO PNCK YN ,AVN Was Yreixdenk 30 PWM P- CYXEYXXAOSYJ 'buimess Manager BONAA mum N4 Secvek avi 9-UYYX RON HW-EE orkev Rep A R CHER X0 'xs Ro dei eXop ipevk- 'We purpose oi We P-vdoevsq CN SYNGA atcinew, cgvle We ejxds compeixixve e ence and 6e1eXop spo6Ksr0ansXfxp among he 'm5w'x6uaXs. Maw Eva 'Yve-imo and Oofxs Xfwckmev 'Non We X9A0xCfx1v1 P-vcioeqi oumax0enN.X+Aah1 E4 axoasbeen We Yfxqxoesk pdmk 'mcXN'x6uaX avcfoex 'cox Xask We qeaws. GEORGE HUFFMAN Fooiball-2 - Foofball Track OF DIRECTORS JESSEL RAYMOND Manager ASSOCIATION MANUEL BLUM BOB Fodbauvz TOM JOHNSON Foo+baII-2 ZO,L BOB JACKSON WALLER HEDRICK WEINBERG Foo+baII.2 Fooiball-2 Track BasIce'I'baII-2 Bflskefban Track ' V The S Associafion of Sen Jacinfo has grown from a club ' fo an organization. The associaiion has buf 'Iwo aims and ideals- sporismanship and fellowship. ' ' v POLICHINO, TIETZE. WEINSTEIN, DUTY, BLAKEY, BEAMAN, MADDEN, PAYETTE, STONE, FORRISTALL, THORN, WEIDERMAN, BINDER, COLE, BLAND, WOODS, CARY, COOK, WHITE, NANNEN FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK BLUM HAILEY POLICHINO All-Cify All-Ci+y Records: All-Disfricf Capfain lsf Discus, Cify Co-Capfain' lsf Slwof, Cify ' lsi Discus, Disfrici' ls? Discus, Regional Besf Disfance, 136' I0' I ll S ASSOCIATION O Mililary Officers Caplains: Libbye Lewis, Lila Dulce. Drill Lis.: Joyce Cher' noslcy, Myra Jean Shirnaall, Sara Ann Williams, Zelda Hardin, Pal Gannon, Margate? Cleven- ger. Bugle Lf.: Phyllis Mclnfcsla. Drum L+.: Jeclrie Rediclr. fr , ww ,f Execui-ive Officers Peggy Gasfon, President Dor- ras Terrance, Vice Presidenh lris Alsup, Secrefery: Elslaelll Kerman, Secreldfy: Mary Fran- ces Torre s, Secrelaryg Pal Gannon, Treasurer: Mrs. Rufll Oalres, Sponsor. BEST BUSLER HRE5 3,6 PRESKDENTS GAUCHOS Execulive Officers Abigail E a r 1 h m a n, President Suzanne Tracy, Vice President Margarel' Ann Hudson, Secrelaryy Freda Lewis, Secreiaryg lris Alsup Treasurer. .1 Miliiary Officers Copfainsr Sara Ann Williams, Myra Jean Slwirneall. Drill Lis.: Pafsy Henderson, Margarei' Kenf, Grace SuHon, Lida Spiller, Mildred McCul- lough. Bugle Lf.: Lois Goodman. Drum U.: BeHy Lee Miller. JOHN BUCKLEY ,,,. fm 1 2 gi i'- :.k 1 , 'V ' 'gj,f1 5 X l if l f 5 Througlxoul' 'flwe year ilmQf5Bafs' Bcos'l'e'rl'Club has had flue fgderasf o'FiSdn.f-gglgcinflo atlhearf. During fhe foo+ball season lfffnhmbers of H16 club ahendecl all 'Phe games and 'Fromlihair keserved sedion did much fo lei' 'flue fem lrnow fha? 'the sfudianfl llaocly was rooHngQfor +l1em. Meghphones wefe llsiued a+ 'each game fo increaselflwe eHecfEVeriess of +he yells. fffTl'ae Chrisimak Game Parfy was held in the Boys' Gym on, ER CLUB Pu R Poles E V The Boys' Booxier Club V siancls ready'-if all 'limes A fo A aid any WOHBYA ' ,organizaiion in Sw ' Jdeirrlo. V ,V V Friday, December IS, l939. The Bil'ix'1lngl1an'liBllAe prqii vided excellent qfbsic for fhe pre-heljclay event During 'lhe year, weekly dances sponsored by flue club pfomcted Infgrgxal fellow-. - .- ship among +llesl'uden+ body .,-l l ,l' A 'fl A The Sari llliiizinio Releys af Ries Fieldyvere sponsored by flue club. Traclrl feams frcm all oval' Soulheesi Texayifljbbmpefed K l in 'tlieqsuccesgful mee? off March 30. V ll Z: MOTTO To face life squarely To Rnd and give flue best PURPOSE As a Girl Reserve l will iry ro be: G--raclous in manner l-mpariial in iuclgmenl' R--eady for service l.--oyal lo friends R-eaclwing rowarcl llne E--arnesl in purpose S--eelng Hue beaufiful E-ager for knowledge R-everenif fo God I V--iclorlous over sell E--ver dependable al all limes 1 1 LGLA BETH i'BUCKLEYf7jf, ,gtcnnssgzngmnv basl DOUGHNUT SALE BYRON, CHERNOSKY, STENDER. HERMON, HARRIS. HERMON lNlTlATlON CRAWFORD, HERMON. HERMON. TAYLOR SIGNATURE HUNT ROMICK, CONDON, DENNY, BYRON, HARRlS, DENNY, SUTHERLAND, STENDER 'iEl.DA x-morn PRGGRAM CHAIRMAN QW The San Jacinio Hi-Y senf fiffeen boys ia 'Phe Older Boys' Conference in Sen Anionio 'rhis year. Leif fo right Huey are: Froni Row: McCracken, Ware, Ligon, Dwyer, B. Simpson. Top Row: Mr, Miiier, Buckley, R. Simpson, King, Davis, Lawrie, Bradley. Orher members of ine club are: Froni Row: Poindexter, Ligan. Boyson, Wimberiey, Runge. Top Row: Hep+insfaii, Lewis, Pem- berion, Drews, Livesay. The purpose of ihe Hi-Y is fo creafe, mainfain, and e x i e n ci fhroughour the school and communiry higher sfandards of Ciirisfian ciwaracfer. As an organizafion 'Pine San Jecinfo Hi-Y has become sfronger wiih each meeiingg if has pariicipaiecl acfiveiy in aii ciiy-wide proiecis, including fhe Fooibaii Banque? and Hue Easier Sun- rise Services. The sophomore Hi-Y has been reorganized fhis year wiih fine pur- pose of providing a conneciing fini: be- iween fiwe Junior and Senior Hi-Y's. A reguiar semiannual bay parfy was inaugu- raied wiiii greai success. e I :lv-: K V X -f .Q .. ag , A ir A K i' IK' 15-:,x Q 1 f gi! at 4 'I' 'gn 9l? ? 54, X 1.5163 f' 'f,Sc:Qg,, ff . I -14511. 4' ii: '1 - . . IJWPI . 51? I ,qv Ita. t Q , 4 4' , I W! MARTHA WILLIFORD CHIEF BOOSTER ' IX'!1X'!fX'X'X'X'X'X'Xi'z'Z'!'X'X'Z'!'ZK'X'X'ZfX'Ili The glory of life is to love, not to be loved, to give, not to get, to serve, not to be served, to be a strong hand in the dark to another 3 in the time of need, to be Q a cup of strength to any Q soul in a crisis of weakness, Q this is to know the Glory 2 of Life. Q DI'DX'FDDI'IfX'!'Z'X':'X':'X'X'X'2'I1X'Z':'X'Z'I'155 img - , F FALL '39 ,, -A. 7 43,1 GIRL'S BO Gb wg-it GRACE SUTTON SOPH ASS'T CHIEF IRENE KEITH CASH BOOSTER s SARAH COBB SR. A5S'T CHIEF MYRA JEAN SHIMEALL Q JR. ASS'T CHIEF ANNE CLARK SCRIBE IJR. ASS'T. SPRINGI A pefjht woman, nobly planned. -woimswoam MISS GENEVIEVE JOHNSON SPONSOR OF THE CLUB. PERSONAL FRIEND TO EVERY STUDENT, BELOVED BY ALL. ACTIVITIES MAY FETE HAWTHORNE CHRISTMAS f ,. Y .YW , v , I I s D 1 1 1 f s I X I u ER CLUB LOUISE KENNEDY Assw cr-ner PEGGY GASTON ' CASH BOOSTER ANN MILLS SOPH ASS'T CHIEF JACKIE REDICK SCRIBE ca CABINET SPRING '40 ALICE JEAN RAYMOND ,I,, CHIEF soosren I FALL CABINET Spb if IMA. CHRISTMAS BANOUET - CASA DEL MAR BAY PARTY ,gn MQMXL nf' VG' '-N 6? 13' XX M, gkwmsgzimi 'A 5 if gg nuff K N. j e. f N -gtk b ,jf W A w fic ., , W ' I? rv, 1, z . 4994? X W W F wi A ill, l e ' WI' ly E , f'eTQg:'f xiii . 41' I Q Jqffzwgav---V I f V l 1 N 'ifjfillgg E mir. 2 ?'? fl I l'llf'l 1 '1 f W' 1 l 'I ll ll l T' l 42: ' tl I , X jf 'H 6 J mlmllfxl ,ff 3'-.. we ml S-X - ff! ' im' X 1 H I W vs- i .X- ' 5 I l ln . ' . ' x f f gf W, 3 rv E 5 . J :A . - -- ,M , .., g l mm.. ,M li I! I lf' 3 A , . -' . SJ Q' ' l is K-3 A 1.9 4 fl - E -X ' 55 we ' W 2 9' ff - - -5 ,. , 5 X And slexghts of art and feats of strength Went round ' XMJN ,, gr' NNA V X C And still as each repeated pleasure tired, . J . -, A ff L I-N Succeeding sports the mirthful band inspired. -Goldsmith V uurnzg EllTaltnfTl11n Sillits . . . and to the Dickens with any apologies. Being a tale told by tm idiot, full of .round and fum, signifying nothing. 1MACBETH Now it befell in the days of Rogers the King that tournaments and jousts at arms were commanded to be held throughout the realm. And the rains came Cby Louis Bromf1eldj and wet was the night with divers signs and portents of more flood to come. In defiance of the maddened gods of storm came the chariots of a mighty host, bearing flaming torches, and drew up before the arena with a thunder- ous yell. Then did alight eleven good men and true, clad all in gold and brown, who did range themselves in formidable line to face the enemy in the test of arms. The air was heavy with excitement and fragrance wafted from the near-by paper mill. . - Those brave knights and their ladies fair who had come to urge their favorites toward an honorable victory did sit huddled amid dripping skies and drooping foolscap shelter, awaiting the opening signal and the vendor of heated canine sandwiches. Minstrels in costume tuned their lutes dis- cordantly, and six jesters did cavort in mirth-provoking manner before the King. , At the shrill blast of a clarion, the tournament began, and the knights Qnow all of one color due to the slimy precipitation that covered the field of battlej did approach one another with ferocious glances. First the Knight Manuel of the House of Blum did charge through the enemy line, and through great seas of water carried the swine-skin toward the goal. Then did others do them likewise, and the play was continued amid great bone- crashings and splintering of limbs. Every mortally wounded combatant was replaced, and on did the ghastly game go. No place in merrie England could fellow to this barbarous match be found, till, weary of the struggle, the judge' of the match called truce, and awarded no prizes, much to the dismay of a wailing and ill-humored audience. Moreover was this not the last of the tournaments that entertained the people in these troubled times. Some knights did choose to spend great strength at placing a sphere of hot air into a ring-shaped receptacle mounted on a board with a net suspended underneath. In this sport of skill the knight who the most times did pass the sphere through the loop was ad- judged the winner. And some did choose to shed their everyday armor and imitate the fishes of the sea, and some did swing at small white pills with knotted clubs or loops of wood strung with intestines of the feline. And many were the jousts and tournaments, and many were the silver goblets brought to the hall of Rogers the King. FOOTBALL WOOD THOIKN BINDER COLE GAMES September 30 Wfoodrow Wilson . , . . 6 San Jacinto ,... . . 0 October 6 Lamar ...,.... .... 1 2 San Jacinto .... . . 6 October 14 Milby . . . . . 0 San Jacinto .... . . , .33 October 20 Beaumont . . . . . 9 San Jacinto .... . . . . 13 Ocgzber 225 . . San Jacinto ,... ..,. 3 Igovember 10 Kustin .....,,...... . . San Jacinto .... ..., 0 November 17 Jeff Davis, , . .... 22 San Jacinto .... . . . .12 November '25 Reagan . , ,... 13 San Jacinto .... ,... 1 9 The work of the entire team was admirable this year, but we should like to voice specifically our heartiest thanks to the squadsmen. These boys, working unseen during many weary hours on the practice field for a few unheralded moments on the Held of combat, are deserving of credit as a vital part of our team. LX JOHNSON FOGTBALL JACKSON BLAND WALDEN BEAMAN, NIELS-Playing a very aggressive tackle, Niels won his first letter and with his two years' experience will be a valuable man next year. Wt. 180. BEAN, RAYMOND-With two years' experience be- hind him, Raymond played a heads-up game at tackle and at half back where he was switched at midseason and gained his second letter for two positions. Wt. 195. BINDER, SIDNEY-Sidney, seeming small to hold down the center post, showed the necessary con- trol and versatility to H11 that position to a Tug also he proved to be a nugget when his pass defense possibilities were unshrouded dur- ing the Beaumont game. A fine center, Sidney was worthy of his first letter. Wt. 148. BLAND, BILLY-Billy took his first letter in the end position after a short but brilliant career. Ap- parently headed for stardom last year, he was forced to retire early in the season by injuries sustained in a fire. However, he came back in full force this year and proved an invaluable cog in San Jacinto's gridiron machinery. Wt. 170. BLUM, MANUEL-His play throughout the year was the type that inspires teams to their greatest moments of success and supports them in their moments of deepest despair. His 60-minute per- formance during the whole season earned him his second letter and an all-city berth at half- MITCHELL BEAN CURRY back, but greater still the admiration of his teammates which manifested itself in San Ja- cinto's first most valuable player award. Wt. 160. COLE, JAMES-Jame's too solid flesh at center made the San Jacinto forward wall complete. Alter- nating with Binder, Cole played a good game of ball, earning his first letter here. Wt. 190. COOK, J. W.-A letter man for two years at Madi- sonville, W. came here to be a stand-out de- fensive end and add another letter to his col- lection. Wt. 19 0. CURRY,.DON'DOn with his speed and aggressive play at end snagged his first letter in three sea- sons this year. Wt. 155. DUTY, ARTIS-Coming out this year year of squad experience, Artis letter from the guard post. His proved very valuable to the team. with only one took his first alert blocking Wt. 160. FORRISTALL, BASH-A hard worker, Bash lacked brilliance, but when a hole was needed, there were no hands more capable. His dogged offense from his squad position netted him his first letter this year. Wt. 160. FREDERICK, BOBBY'AH excellent defensive and of- fensive player, added the needed spark of spirit from his guard post. His dependability in tight spots and conscientious hard work entitled him to a letter both of his two years of play. Wt. 167. FOGTBALL HEDRICK HAILEY BLUM HAILEY, BILL-Bill, a basketball letterman, came out to try his hand at football last year and, through his steady but inspired play, he gained his first letter this year. Wt. 155. HEDRICK, WALLER-Earning his second letter this year, Waller showed some fancy tossing from the halfback position as well. Wt. 170. HUFFMAN, GEORGE-After gaining a year's experi- ence as a squadman, George, weighing 225, came back strong to letter both his junior and senior year at right tackle. Due to his savage blocking and indispensable tackling and valuable points after touchdown, he was chosen all-city for the second time this year. - JACKSON, BOB-Bob though he started slow, over- took the early lead of his opponents with a two- game scoring spree, and at the end of the Conroe game, was tied with Austin,s Lawrence Kocurek for high-point man. His lucky star faded when he was hurt in the Austin game and was out the rest of the season. However, his active partici- pation in the opening games earned him his sec- ond letter this year. Wt. 180. JOHNSON, TOM-Tom showed profit from his two years' experience and came forth this year a pol- ished guard, only to be lost early in the season due to injury. His play was nevertheless suiii- cient to earn him, this year, his second letter. Wt. 180. MITCHELL, MERLE-Speedy and fast, Merle was al- ways on his toes. His game featured reliable punting and some nifty ball totin'. His depend- ability netted him his first letter this year. Wt. 150. 'af COOK WE INSTEIN THORN, BILL-In his Hrst season as a letterman Bill played a bang-up, all-around game, even though he lacked experience. He was invaluable at guard and when he was lost due to injury, his absence was felt. Wt. 160. THOMAS, NORRIS-Big and powerful, Norris did his share of holding that line at tackle. His bril- liant defense, ripping offense, and hard work earned him his second letter this year. Wt. 180. TIETZE, HENRY-Although out for only one year, Henry earned his letter by his heads-up play at end. He was generally rated as one of the out- standing pass receivers of the city. Wt. 155. WALDEN, BOB-The other of the brainey-boys, Bob played well at the key post. I-Iis level headedness in tight spots and quick thinking earned him his first letter this year. Wt. 145. WILSON, DON-Taking Herman Goldberg's place as the miniature goliath of the team, Don, play- ing his second season, merited his first letter. vve 140. 4, WEINSTEIN, HYMAN-AS the brain of the team, Hyman was to fill a most important' slot in the grid machine-this he did with perfection, and his loss made itself felt when he was injured in the Beaumont game. Hyman earned his letter this year. Wt. 175. WOOD, V. E.-Adding his weight to an already solid forward wall, V. E. took his letter at left tackle. This was his first year of play, but he proved worthy of his chenille by his excellent defensive play. Wt. 180. BEAMAN s FOOTBALL FREDERICK TIETZE DUTY FORRISTALL HUFFMAN WILSON .N by Working ever behind the scenes, the team managers, Jack Stone and Jack Compere, did those tasks which are necessary to every organization and especially to any athletic team. These two are deserving of our heartiest thanks. To the six yell leaders, who throughout the season have been the epitome of our school spirit, goes a rightful share of the success of our team. Thanks to you, Kent Diehl, Dawn Voelkel, Bobo Verdine, Betty Monsch, Tommy Holmes, Dimple Causey. Off again, on again, gone again 1 Ball, ball, who's got the ball? Mazinger St Practice makes perfect The Three Musketeers-and Hedrick Hip, Hip, One, Two! BASKETBALL Despite the drawback of inexperience the basket ball team, under the guiding hand of their new coach, Mr. Frankie did Well winning eighteen out of thirty-two games The team consisted of DeWitt Hilton, James Payette Bi1lI-Iailey J W Cook Lind sey Carey, Simon Weiderman and Tiny Hofer Lamar . . Reagan . , . Milby , . . Austin .... Sam Houston Jeff Davis . . Lamar . . Reagan .... Milby . . , Austin ,... Sam Houston Jeff Davis . Ball High. . Ball High.. Magnolia .. Goose Creek Livingston . Goose Creek Livingston . Alvin .... Beaumont . Goose Creek Buena .... Laneville .. Huntsville . Livingston . good staft TRACK TEAM The San Jacinto track team under their new coach, Mr. Frankie, came through the season with an enviable record. San Jacinto was host again this year at the San Jacinto Relays, which was, as always, a good meet. Freddie Wolcott SQUAD or I J,- I' CP ll' lIli M. A MW TRACK MEET RESULTS C011 me Meet Jackson-third in 100 yd. dash. Fourth in relays. Livingsfolz Duty-third in 440 yd. dash. Hailey-third in 880 yd. run. Polichino-discus record-129 ft QOld record-126 ft:.j Canzeron Frederick-fourth in javclin. Beazmzont Polichino-discus record-132 ft San jurinto Relays Polichino-discus record-138 ft. 10 in. Dix! riff Jackson-fourth in 220 yd. dash. Polichino-first discus, Hrst shot put, second in javclin. POLICE-IINO A record in the making JACKSON Going places? FREDERICK Bob Sfaic' Record 19,5 fly Polichino-discus- 144 ft. 8 in. JACKSON, POLICHINO The first hundred miles , , are the Relay queen Monsch w1th mmds Jarrett and Voelkel. hardest, v1m:':'..... s' sn WWW.- ' , 'i' GOLF Battling his way up to second place in the state finals by his brilliant play, Jack has become one of the most promising young golfers in the state. He has chances, say the experts, to become one of the out- standing players of the nation. Bill McGee, who also gained the state finals, is a good golfer in his own right, and since both boys are juniors, San Ja- cinto's place in next year's meet is secure. SELMAN TIMMINS MCGEE I TENNIS I The tennis team, though handicapped I by the loss of a practice court, played in l the city finals. With its wealth of sopho- more material the team is on its way up. I Dewitt Hilton will be back next year to avenge his defeat in the city finals. Other team members are Dan Timmins, Ernie Meyerson, A1 Schlosser, and Eddie Small- wood. l l SCHLOSSER HILTON MEYERSON . SWIMMING This year's swimming team, with a few exceptions the same as last year's, is out to better its fourth place in the state meet. Its chances are excellent, due to the splen- did coaching of Mr. Frankie and the superior ability of the team members. Pic- tured are Isaacson, Foster, LaChance, Wilson, D. Cowling, J. Scott, Freeman, P. Scott, B. Cowling, Hilton, Snapp, Corte and Johnson. SWIMMING TEAM 3 g9,USH ,911 ...fa-v 41117 .6-Q-f n' lt is wilh pride and pleasure Thai we preseni 'Phe physical educa- iion insiruciors oi San Jacinio, a group of men and women whose training and experience maine fhern adrnirabl filled io coach young people. From rheir reams will come fha iiilure college aihlefas, irained by lheir experl direciion, and lhere is no siudenf who will ever forge! The fun and irolic oi a gym class in which srudenls and leacher mei on The common ground of fun, Mr, Hodges came lo San Jacinio from Sam Housion Slam Teachers' College. During lhc lime he coached baslreihall and foot ball, he led his ieams io five championships. Thou h he has refined from active coaching, his influence will be fell on lie hams through lhe fine example of sportsmanship and clean play which he inspires in his boys. Mr. Frankie fore up quiio a poriion of Rice's ioolball field in i936 when he capfain-ed rhe lnsiiluie learn. Since coming io San Jacinio in I938 he has coached our baslreiball, ioorball, and swimming learns. Miss Brush has received awards for oufsianding elailily in sporh ai bclh Swaefbriar Coliege and Qhe Universily of Texas. Wilh fhis va COACHES www experience she has very capably managed and direcled ihe girls' P Smal educahon classes ieaching swimming and fumbling in eddi- hon io ihe regular curriculum, and coaching many girls' learns YD mframural championships - Mr. Madden, a varsity iracl: man for lhree years. helped in win ihe cross-country conference championship ion' Rice lnslilufe in l92b. He played hall-back for Rice fur fworyears and has coached San Jac's lc-ofbail ieam Yo one disiricf and fun :ily championships. Cap Harding has a narional low and high hurdles champion- ship to his credit earned as a shrdenf af Terrell Prep, He compleied his worir ai Tulsa Universify, and has coached fuck learns hers for iho las! nine years, during which iime San Jacinlc has won nine airy. nine disirid, and one siale championship. Miss Woods -- Woodsie fc most of us - admils ibui' docs noi praclicel ii-he dignify of a Columbia Universiry Masier's degree, She has taught ai the Univnrsify of Colorado, bu? prefers ?he swamps - and San Jecinfo, The cify championship in archery may ba credilsd ro her coaching. Three superb May Fates nitesi her arlisivy in design and dance insiruclion, in which she exanis. 8 X06 UP' 65869 ' VY coa Q-lass .wwjzg-r' sbpx Rza X 45 3 Y' if YT f E Q Raaxff pf' Moa '40 'Wo QS mpxcn Nw' doa 5 oi Xeqb X-Axss cw X X: g N,- ' X if , X5 -, I' -qw, G6 rxxw 3 x S-153,23 'K 5-:ff W--wgfffgff xv r ly 5533? M lop xii - A msxnxs b ENNETY l'UCll5iiEsiiaeNT, 1 fm' KENNEDY MARY hgulffsivfm CLUB km ,,,,.,,......mr-ig, ai, llflwi-i mt I' 552 '-25-vfi LXJCY 8. WMM ,mx o 1, in 0lX f,.f f ' X f 1 ef w.' 1 f ANN MARZRQGYQYLOY The purpose of ihe Tennis Club is 'fo increase knowledge of 'I'ennis and fo improve lennis fechnique. Hs aim is 'ro develop spor+smanship and provide feams fo represeni San Jacinlo in 'lhe ci'l'y, disfricf, regional, and s+a+e meefs. The Tennis Club has as ifs sponsor Miss Frances Murphy, who has palienfly and efficienfly guided ihe club and fhe 'rennis foams 'lo many viciories. MEMBERS Top Row: Childress, Moore, Buckley, Reinharf, Oden, Quinn Second Row: Holley, Lockwood, Tarfalcov, Loomis, Munroe, Walker Bo'Hom Row: Harfwell, Marsh, Kennedy, Loy land Ge ' o org el Trevm MARY ADELL LOOM Doubles f AQ? J W ij 55 1 S93 XG CQJSJA lg N 2 v ' ,, ,, if 0 6345 x35S23 ' A A f gb A ll J 1 Wi, MM -J G99 Q G9 C C KBIB Fafwcac'at'a6ac'a6Y'ac'ac'a6Ycfwcwcffftca YE OLDE THEATRE Presents Seenes from the play entitled H Mlintzr nrningz L1Qightmarz Time: In the days of Queen Elizabeth Place: Psychopathic Ward in the Tower of London, England's strongest prison-located corner of Holman and San Jacinto. A Characters: Hangman-T. H. ROGERS Warden of the Prison-ELMER GATES Sound Effects-ANNETTE GREBNFIELD Costumes by CAP ADRIAN HARDING xiii ,A ,2x,1x,JxhJx ,lk ,Dx ,Ja ,Je ,Je ,A-A Qgfixfl ,ix ,A ,D I hKllU rt you utting, une A TRAGEDY-BUT DEFINITELY by K. QBard-of-Avonj Rawlings Any resemblance of this drama to the works of Mr. William Shakespeare is wholly intentional but highly improbable. DRAMATIS PERSONAE Sarah San Jac . . . . Simon Southend .... Mr. Gates ...... Acr I Scene: A classroom at San Jacinto at ten minutes after eight any spring morning. Enter Sarah and Simon. Both go to win- dow, gaze longingly between bars, sigh loudly. Simon: With what glad steps, O Spring, thou hast come in, How merrily and with what alluring days. To me that freedom calls, no means appear By which I may escape this day of toil. Sarah: To my sad heart, thy plight doth make its way And solution do I find in mine own cluttered brain: Before the tyrant teacher doth appear We'll ind a road to some more pleasant field. Simon: Wise art thou in worldly knowledge, maid. Therefore let us go together In the search of blissful pleasure. A contribution to our scheme: Sivils'? QBoth exit, smilingj Curtain ACT II SCENE I-A DRIVE-IN Sarah: How heavy is my heart for the poor wretches Who slave at school while we go free To find in this quaint place this bliss Of endless leisure and cold cokes. Simon: What doth greet mine eye? An apparition? A goodly wcnch with large hat and very little dress Who bringeth to us refreshing nectar And answereth my wink with coldly frigid stare. Sarah: Forsake thy wicked ways, oh, fickle male And quaii thine drink in very little time. Speed back to school we must if yet we gain Entrance to registration for roll call. Curtain the heroine . . . . .the hero . . . .guess what SCENE II San Jacinto street entrance. Sarah and Simon approach from his parked Model UT. Both are calm, although the car is visibly shaken by its late ordeal. Simofn: The zero hour! By heavy labor of my beloved Betsy We approach the dungeon at this, the proper moment. But stay! What lurks behind yond green-leaved bush? Some stalking demon from another world? fMr. Gates emergesj It speaks. Mr. Gates: Hold there! QTO Simonj By what grace doth thou arrive too late To attend thy morning Latin class? Speak! fno replyj Thy tongue is mute, thy brain infertile. Thou cut? For this sad deed you both must suffer. To the office. QAII three disappear inside doorj ACT III Scene: Walk and flower beds from front entrance to Hol- man. Simon is duckwalking, Sarah, planting flowers. Sarah: Here in the lowly earth now must I toil And ruin my soft white hands and blood red nails While you give but poor and lacking imitation Of an overfed fowl. Why don't you quack? Simon: Truly, we have learned our lesson: Would we escape disgrace and manual labor Then must we in the future find a way To return from our small trips still unobserved. QCurtai.nJ QQ 'Yf v sx , ., X Nu x -lvsizuiip A X X , fx N Q2 gi gl o'9 N N I 5-wx aTavnfXQ ck duff hom We sm MUS' e X Ord: SRYWS 0 and 'ed ng e e leg pl da en 'ice me Xe gfdc , vow' Y' em 'fun cf 'H-M-'fc 'gx 'Ar' QEQMJW 'RW Uelgu X in Hue banquef hnl5 ihere us eahng drunlung and merry , ' making -- for fomorrow fhey may gef A failing card. K K . f . . , ,F , ,M 1.,,.,,, , .1,,..f,isf ,M ,f X Sui' oufside a revoluion is brewing fSouihern Seieci' adv. . K I He-men and soldiers of foriune bravely rush fo proieci' The 1 women and children. I .1 09 ,if -W-my-W--1- , A ,L I K xjx ff 3 :F U I f Af 'Dt 6, Cffw . Q f fl Pyfxf ,I LV mein , . Sllrgenfl - eader lk finally co YK, The Powers behind 'fha Throne ,acid a solemn, secret confer- ence Yo defermine +he fafe of 'Hue nafion. Pfureof C ' RIME N W4 KD!-N XX Cf EVER PA YS! . K .f-'N' 5 Dr. jnhnsulfs Dictiunarg Admit-what makes us slip out the side entrance to go to a show if we do not have one. Boy-something you have -when you don't want, and don't have when you do want. Car-something to park. Dough-we'd like to have the definition of this word, too. It's been ages since we've seen any. Efovt-definition unknown. Fail-flunk, not pass, bust out, make an F! Savvy? Genius-what we are. Humor-we don't know the definition of this word either. Gosh-I guess we'd better start increasing our vocabulary, huh! I-the most important person in San Jacinto. Iobnny-that Was pretty well covered in a certain song. Kidnap-a child's sleep. Example found on the back row of any math class. Leciure-what the teacher pounds on the desk for to wake us up to when we fall asleep during. Monkey wencb-Tarzan's mate. Nourishment-the definition of this word was suppressed as propaganda by the cooks in the lunchroom. Opportunity-what if it knocks twice your ears must be deceiving you. Pink cards--they have blue ones for boys. Quiet-we never heard any. Red cards-we knowl we knowl Spinach-I wouldn't care if someone lost the seed to that. Tennis-ask Lucy Bennett. Useless-homework, tests, any unnecessary schoolwork re- quiring use of the mind, Vamp-for further information see certain San Jacinto girls. We-the two most important people in San Jacinto. X-am-who knows? I don't! Yehudi-star on civic community programs next year. QFree adv.j Zeke-run along, girls. He's married now. iss mas Diarg MONDAY-Cannot escape, canst we? I did seeith a group of persons combining in the halls today. Forsoothe, and they were Dick and Mary Francis, Sartwell and Grace, Irskins and Phylyss, Mr. Brandstetter and Mrs. Mitchellg oh, I couldest go on forever, but if one wouldest want a delicious strawberry fizz bought by one other person than yourself, you waste no time, wouldest thou? Of course not. TUESDAY-One wouldest think that one wouldest pass without one seeing Waller and Johnny Lou together, wouldn't one? Didest thou witness how one Evelyn Hess leapest so gracefully through the air after she had ever so hard sat upon ,an ever so sharp tack placed in her chair by one John Green? Prettiest leap I hadest witnessed for a good while. The buzzer for the last period soundeth so sweet that I clearly mistook it for the ever so familiar sound of one straw- berry fizz. Must closeth now. WEDNESDAY-Was welcomed into my first period teacher's class in the most unusual manner. He descended upon me full intending to do me evil. I barely escaped his wrath by the weak statement that the bus and not me was the full cause of my delay of entering his class on time. I was sureth of being obliterated in my tracks. I was indeed empty of food at the second period but was soon to lose my large appetite by listening to puns written by one witty Yyvonne Hendrix to me in secret correspondence unseen by the dear Miss Gillespie, and am sure, dear diary, you wouldest have lost your appetite also. The last period proveth to be the best of the day. As I slideth behind my trusty rusty typewriter, I did glance to my right through the window to the wide open landscape beyonde and then looked to my left where did sit one Mary Francis Dunn who still tappeth away at lesson four while the rest of the class does clip noisily away at lesson twenty. THURSDAY-Dearest Diary, I awaketh early enough to be at Alma Mater on time but an entirely different matter it is for me to arrive therewith, especially when on the Way to school, there beith a delightful drugstore in which they do display the new edition of Superman, Dick Tracy, and many more of the very interesting caricatures. But, forsoothe, school must cometh first by all means. I did step into class just as the tardy buzzer was sounding oif in all its glory. The rest of the day passeth smoothly, so more tomorrow. FRIDAY-Forsoothe, and I took up for Charlene Blatsos today only to receive a dull look frometh this female in red hair. I argued long and loudly with another who did mention that the said Charlene Wasn't Et to mingle with dogs and I said that she was. And forsoothe, if she didest not try toulay me low with a terrible left hook! Believeth me, diary, her skin looketh a lot redder than it naturally is. Adieu, kind friends, adieu-for now abideth the ever present schoolmaster who looketh this waye threateningly. T K O wud some power the giftie gie us To sae oursel's as others sae us! atlnr -Burns SIR RICHARD STEELE, Editor, The Tatler, London, England. SIR: It has been my especial privilege and honor to receive, at regular intervals during my extensive travels through our homeland and the new colonies to the west, your highly esteemed publication, The Tatler. I wish to praise without reservation your method of acquainting all London with the events which occur therein. To express my admiration I am sending to you herewith several sketches. The first of these is the Morris dancers, troupes of which I have chanced to meet at various country fairs throughout England. They are traveling entertainers whose colorful costumes and gayly tinkling bells attract the simple rural folk to the dancing. The remaining are my impressions of those persons encountered in the Americas, showing particularly the costumes and customs indeed foreign to our land and time. From much which I found admirable in that far country I have selected for you a poem written by one of the scholars in attendance at San Jacinto-on-Holman, and I strongly urge its publication as being a worthy example of the writer's art. I remain your grateful reader and sincere correspondent, -LORD GREEN-REISTLE Traveler-at-Large - UIJITIIIIKIIEKIIIKIII I stand dismayed before the yawning door, To which I strode through autumn leaves, Through winter's bitter blasts, And through the awakening of spring. A moment's hesitation before I pass into the night. Its shadows cease to fall along my way To guide my paths and set my steps aright. I leave this friendly refuge When I step onward through the night To meet the outer World and give challenge to its might. I turn to leave and pause again, A last moment's trepidation, For I leave my school and friends. Though I dread the separation I turn-henceforth to march with Men. -ROBERT LEWIS ? ff ,ff QW at F O ff-Sf ok56f Ne ws Wbx., 'YYY OSX , 1 , ,ian L N -A f-ww-fi' , ai ,A f K 2 5 ,. 4 . . 'l 2 , Q 4 LJ ,ji 91.-.Al waiif'-4 ,,,. zpzywy Q, , , Hay? Se pr. Se pf. Ocl. Oct Od. Oct Ocl. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov. Dec Dec. N' SEPTEMBER l8--School opened ioday. Jus? nine more monfhs 'lil nexf vacaiion. 30-Foofball 'leam had firsf game and Hrs! gefeaf foday wifh Woodrow Wilson, -6. OCTOBER 4-Picked cheer leaders today. Dawn Voelkel, Dimple Causey, Berry Munsch, Tommy Holmes, Kenl Diehl, Bobo Verdine. 6-Played Lamar foday. Go? bear by a good feam, 6-I2. I4--Won our Hrs? game 'loday from Milby. Forgof the score. 20-Our foolball feam, Pep Squad, and parl' of rhe sludent body wen? fo Beaumonf lo see San Jacinto whip Beaumonf, l3-9. 1 28-The game wifh Conroe required foo much arifhmefic for me. 39-0. NOVEMBER 4---Bea'r Sam l lous+on someihin' awful. Don'i lell me, l know, I2-6. 7--Girls' Boosier Club Sfyle Show. Such darling clofhes . . . 'the mos? adorable evening dress with a busile . . . Alice Jean Raymond looks good in blue. l0--Played Ausrin fheir roughesi game of lhe season in mud and pouring rain fo a hearlbrealcing lie. O-0. I7--Davis was liierally mowed down before our 'foofball boys. Lool: on The foofball page for lhe score. We losl. 25-Had a rough lime wifh fhe Reagan learn, buf as usual we won, l9-l3. 29-Girls' Boosler Club Homecoming Dance. Thanksgiving . . . and all of las? year's seniors home from college. DECEMBER 4-8--Home Economics Open House Week. Punch and cooldes every day for a weel: . . . all made by fha girls. 6-Gaucho Foolball Ban uei. Waller Hed- q rick is such a WONfclerful dancer. KENBN V in i ik A ii ' yy Q57 M.-V , A X, W ,... . 355' 'HA Qi s M 6+ 24,314 v-5 13 'i1:,,- mf :I , me ma 'W Mi' -x U YO ix ' 4' 4 ,tg 1 4. 0? '1- , if 5 E - ,V iv 1 , .4 ., s ga an 'f XE ai Q f KA R ssc, , ew ,MA A m e xy it 5 Dec. Dec Dec Dec 7--Home Economics Audiforium Program. Royce Dudley sho' can sew a fine seam. 8--Band and Orchesfra Minsfrel Show. Such fun dancing on fhe siege afier fha show. . 8-Girls' Boosler Club Fall Bay Parry. Why don'i' we EVER go fo bed? . I2--Lillie Drury Lane's Three's a Crowd. Good acfing. Maybe we will have some more Josephine Cofiles and Dorofhy Womaclcs. Dec. I5--Boys' Boosfer Club Chrisimas Dance. Wen? wiih Gordon Selig - gosh, he's handsome!!! Dec. -Spanish Club Fall Banquet Le gusla el loanqueie a fodos. JANUARY Jan. 5--Social Reiafions Par-ly. Jeane Walling Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. and George Huffman le swell couplej helped make a grand hayride. I6-Pefiie Vodvil. Berfy Ann Anderson and Libbye Lewis in rhose lwin skirls. .'. . lda Alice Dudley singing Sfop! You're Wonderful. FEBRUARY 3-Pep Club Winler Formal. Joyce Cher- nosicy, new maior . . . Abigail Earlh- man, new president I9--Girl Reserves Sophomore Parfy. Jusf lhink . . . someday ihese sophomores Q will be seniors! --Boys' Baosfer Club Key Banquet 29--Chorus Class Musicale. Nex? 'lime Slug Wyllie sings Forgo'H'en remind me io bring a bigger hanicie. MARCH 2- S Associafion Dance. All of 'Phase GREAT BIG foolball boys were fhere -including Joe Jessel. 25-Hope-'ro-be -- Has-Been's Spring Fool'- ball Game. Ray Nannen never played a game of high school foofball in his liie and made fhe only fouchdown of fhe game. ff .NX 'J .,-.Q L 4 ., 2 O Q9 'QP :Wx 'jPi.w.- 0025 all ,G r- Qvibsgqi rel as frxp el-6 ' QQ lhA L 151 W . Q., ff: sy? il lr X ii Mar. 27-Beaufy Eliminalions. Whaf's Hollywood Apr. gol' we haven'l gel? APRIL l2--Pep Club Barn Dance. Us counlry boys fell righf al' home. Apr. I9- S Associafion Wild Wesl Stampede. Apr. Apr. May Ride 'em, Cowboy! 27--Ollicers Mililary Ball. There's somelhing abou? a soldier . . . and L+. Shearn's fancy sfeppin'. 29-San Jacinlo Band-Worlcl's. Fair Revue. For REAL enferlainmenf, may we recommend Libby Palla and fhe 'iango dancers? MAY 3--Spanish Club Spring Banquet Everylhing has lo be conducied in Spanish, so we coulclnhl ea? or say anihing all evening. May 3--May Fele. Even lhe Greeks didn'l have a word lo describe THiS . . . a sym- phony in color. May 3-Coronalion Ball. John Sullivan . . . l'nuf fc- 8 1 N V L, Hb 4 2, All - Ss .W 096 xl May May May May June saidl. l0-Pep Club Spring Dance. ll' is a definile fad now fha? our Pep Club girls are fhe mos? beaufiful girls in lhe cily. lO--Girls' Boosler Club Spring Bay Parly. Scandal sheer read . . . faces red . . . ' midnighl snack . . . firelighl fall: . . . serenades, escapades . . . and so, far, far, info lhe nighl. I7--Senior Dance. Everybody, pasl and presenl, was There. Lenora Turlc really gof ihe lbum'sl rush. 27-Senior Picnic. Gosh! l guess l'll be sicl: for 'Phe nexl' fwo weeks from all fha food l ale. The dance wasn'l so bad afferwards bul il didn? gel along wifh my cligeslive sysfem. JUNE lmSchool's out . . . and so are we . . . com- aLetsIx.l S'm'F':' ,- , . 1...,, -M ., 1, tu Ml, 'WE SNK wh W' , M uf P 7gZ ' .D f I1 E? 5 F' In , AND HIS ORCHESTRA JOHN SULLIVAN, HIS TRUMPET nz ..v4-.xfh-.. .-.-........., ....-.. -,i ,. ..-..- -MV - - 02 COMPLIMENTS JESSE H. JONES INTERESTS BLODGETT BEAUTY SALON Home of Beau+y 15:1 Bl ag ++ s+ + K 3 lass THOS. GOGGAN 8: BROS Music House Es'I'abIishecI I886 SAM W. BECKER JEWELRY CO. .Fine Jewelry Since I886 807 M S+ + Pianos Radios Music HOUSTON TEXAS Band Ins'rrumen+s Frigidaire T'g-Rf h'g-Rp g AII I I I IZOI M nSI' 'I' F 'I I36I gl CI CompIe+eIy Air Condifioned i yi Drum and Bu e Corps Hea quariers S I Largesf and Mos+ Complefe SI'ocIc X. in Ihe Sou+h! PARKER MUSIC CO. Famous HOLTON Band Ins+rumen+s and LUDWIG DRUMS ' 9I6 Capi+oI Ave. Housfon, Texas Main and Fannini ai' Richmond Complimenfs of HOUSTON, TEXAS A B C STORES PUT ELECTRIC SERVICE TO WORK IN YOUR HOME I T' S C H E A P HOUSTON LIGHTING 81. POWER COMPANY RUBINI STUDIOS 40l Anifa H. 7280 CO RRlGAN'S Jewelers 903 Main Complimenls of THE HOUSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE 3708 Main Srreei' L. 0589 THE HAVERTY FU RNITU RE COMPANY Complele Home Furnilure 7Il Fannin Sfreei Complimenfs of LACK'S AUTO SUPPLY Complimenfs of DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET CO. of Houslon Houslon, Texas McKinney al' Ausfin S'I'ree+ M A S S E Y BUSINESS COLLEGE Capi+ol Avenue af Caroline Sfreel' Telephone Fairfax 3533 Housfon, Texas Established I875 J. J. SWEENEY Complimem JEWELRY COMPANY 700 Main Sfreef, Corner Capifol Phone Fairfax 9I I I of We Specialize in School Aci'ivi+y Pins A FRIEND . .. .. ' ,, - ,,... ---. ,A . ......... ., .... , . ,....,.., .,, .. 9 . Levy BROS. nrw Gooos co. SHOES T oJ a S RS COSTUME JEWELRY HOSIERY MILLINERY BEAUTY SALON T FURS BAGS T 5 GLOVES COSMETICS in TL T A PERFUMES pn ' A -fffiil 2 A Qalph Q..,31S., Furriers Since l923 Learn fo Fly ai' +he CUNNINGHAM AIRPORT Almedo Road 8: O. S. T. H. 8l86 C. B. DELHOMME Marine Dis+ribu+or Boa+s and Mo+ors 2IOI Leeland C. 903I Housfon, Texas Qsfe ZEZEZE 1 'A'V ,AVH 3 I ff, yl :HHH I Saw-Lge fl eolmll f 626 MAIN STREET Q -1'1Q, ff EEE: :5: :1: ,1: ,:E1::5:5,?4...........,. ., T A A I r T Complimenfs of BLALOCK - McCALL LUMBER COMPANY We Please You 32l9 Leeland F. 7368 JAMES BUTE COMPANY MASURY PAINT The Sfandard of Those Who Know- and of Those Who Do Noi Wan? fo Take Chances Dependable Service Since l867 28I7-I9 Fannin Fairfax 5331 PERFECTO Cleaning 8: Dye Works J. H. McDougal, Owner Enjoy +he Greafesi Pasfime ICE SKATING POLAR WAVE PALACE Mornings, Afiernoons, Evenings Safurdays, Sundays Hu+chins a+ McGowan ROSEDALE PHARMACY Rosedale and Ennis We specialize in foys, school supplies and lunches HOUSTON FIRE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE CO. Co'H'on Exchange Building, Hous'ron, Texas FIRE - TORNADO - INLAND MARINE - AUTOMOBILE R. F. CROW, Chairman of Ihe Board J. S. KEITH, Secreia W. A. SHERMAN, Presideni' ry-Treasurer Coca Cola BoH'Iing Co. DRINK Eff: in boHIes Complimenfs of CITY NATIONAL BANK Main a+ McKinney Complefe Your Day The Popular Way CompIimenI's a'I' of PIG'N WHISTLE A FRIEND 6500 Harrisburg 3OI8 Main SI'reeI' fjiuMIsI.IQj THE HUMBLE COMPANY A TEXAS INSTITUTION exfends To The class of I940 i+s hearfy congrafulafions. May you 'Find in your life's work bofh happiness and success WEBER'S Superior Roof Beer and Drive-ln Sandwich Shop wifh Your Favorife Drinks 6820 Main S+ree+ H. 0272 We Auc+ion, Buy or Trade for Your Furnifure AUCTION PALACE Fred Pouifer, Aucfioneer and Mgr. Phone J. 2-950I 3008 Milam Sfreef There is no subs1'i+u're for experience. The fifiy years of experience back of Shepherd's Laundry is your assurance of safisfacfion . . . SHEPHERD'S LAUNDERERS 81 CLEANERS Phone H. 2I9I-Lef One Call Do H' All Every Service You Expeci' of a Good Drug Sfore THE GABLES, INC. Drugs, Confecfions and Toiiei' Ar+icles 3100 Main, corner Rosalie TiIliISkHli HEART O' THE PELT FURS FURS READY-TO-WEAR MILLINERY Complimenfs of ELLER 8: GRIPP COMPANY Body and Fender Repairs I4I8 Rusk Co,,,p,ime,,,S sAKownz BROTHERS A Name of . . . . And Whal Il Slands For! WILSON STATIONERY 81 PRINTING CO. Thal same impulse lhal leads one lo look for lhe karal mark on gold . . . or lhe slerling mark on silver . . . leads one lo look for lhe label on an arlicle of mer- chandise. ' If lhe label says Sakowilz Bros. lhe C0mPIImef1'fS arlicle is immedialely accepled as gen- uine . . . and ullimale salisfaclion is a of foregone conclusion! MRS. Oulfillers lo Every Member of lhe Family THE FOUR BEARS Once upon a lime lhere were four bears . . . Mama and Papa Bears had gradualed from San Jacinlo much longer ago lhan lhey wanled lo remember .... The boy and girl cubs were honesl-lo-gosh Golden Bears. Anyhow, before you gel ahead of us, lhe whole lol of lhem found lhal for honey in value, qualily, and service . . . for keeping in slep wilh lhe limes . . . il's I My l'Iouslon-Owned Houslon-Minded 1 I Safe Guide fo SI'yIe C pl + I Safeguard fo Qualiiy of AVALON MILL 8: LUMBER XZ 40 YEARS DEPENDABLE SERVICE CCNGRHTULHTIONS You never have 'Io guess ai' 8 ' 'I 812 MAIN D' FOGLE-WEST COMPANY HOUSTONS SMHRT STORE F, 1177-73-79 FOR MEN-WOMEN-BOYS Compliments of I-IQUSTON ELECTRIC CQ. fhegwgf Congralulafions Io 'Ihe GRADUATES from Ihe W. T. GRANT CC. 609 Main Sfreel' Cou rI'esy SCHULTE UNITED 50I Main NATIONAL PIPE AND SUPPLY COMPANY 2302 Lyon Avenue Complimenrls of MARION P. CLEBOSKI ACME RADIO 81 REFRIGERATION COMPANY General Elecfric Refrigeralors Washing Machines and Appliances Philco, R. C. A. and Zenifh Radios Bendix Home Laundry Refrigeralor and Radio Repairs Gas Ranges 3907 Main S+ree'I' Phone L. 6I69 Blinds Made Exclusively of No. I Port Oriord Cedar ManufacI'ured in HousI'on WASHBURN VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY Office and PIanI': 6536 Peerless al' Old Spanish Trail J. 2-3440 RINGS AND INVITATIONS FOR SAN JACINTO SENIORS Are Designed and Manufadurecl rigl1+ here in Hous+on in +he SOUTH'S LARGEST AND FINEST School Jewelry ancl Engraving Planf 23, Personally l wish +o l'l1anlc you for lhe privilege of serving you. LINDSEY BLAYN EY Represen+ing STAR ENGRAVING COMPANY S 'Q Lrg G X ETQAQQQL QI F 3,3 x Q I ,l ' g yf f Fr. X O x,E ' 2 L x XZ ww, ZZ? .JM T 49 X 1 Q N i 4 f W gf N ,f THE T IH E 1 RHN RT E N K' cwmY CUMPANY Alrlafcrlisiig J?flw?'Mf'Im8 -' Q X gmm GEMM? , Z 1 - ' A 4f S f x. kjufx xg Lf xx lil, , X T lil ' ff,-,l X- H-21421 -fi 'uv J: Y, - ,KING -rg-55 43 bf' 3' T 5 vwfb 0mom,JmmmJT wg N T - S T L N9 3 5 2 X 1 wifi? J lllll Y eg . 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