Santa Fe High School - War Whoop Yearbook (Santa Fe, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1942 volume:

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Y - , . ,, ,-E - 1: ' V 3 , -aww i. i , V Faq,-,,:, f1. nr x , FUHEUJUHU Memory is the most treasured gift of man. In years to come, we will highly treasure the memories of our accomplish- ments . The purpose of this Year Book is to help us remember. The pictures and remarks that succeed this page are typical of the faculty and students. It is the earnest desire of the staff that they may be a helpful aid to happy remini- scencing in years to come. Since our school mascot is an Indian, we have named our book 'The War Whoop' in token of those first great Americans. By striving together we hope to be sturdy sons and daugh- ters of this great land, as they were before us. ifhjef gf 9 . Fecause he is devoted to the ideals of our scheol, We look up to him. Because he is firm and sincere, We respect bin. understands modern youth, trust him. is like one of us, lovingly dedicate 'The W to S. W. Darrell, jr. DFCBUSC he We Because he We Sponsor of ar Whccp the Senior Clase of 1942. 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WY. gy, ' 2 .A My 't ,, 7 N 7 -.W N44 Lumpkin A' Wlhtdlofgmjx Sdperwfendenf V 044cS.731'wc4 Z E - pai !x? 4:, qfgjwng 5f?mi, A 'ZIII f Mr. Gerald ', Q' x 5 H Mr. Eaves l l ,Qf wg l A..., :ff T A , A X , 2 IVY Mrs. Franks Mrs, Spiller Miss Fraser Mrs. Willingham Misi Leonard Miss Lohec Q5 mx Mrs. Lumpkin Z Mr. Darrell ,4 g Mrs. Lomax QFA y Miss Platzer W .M -- r Miss Shireman ' A. . Simpson ME Mrs. A, :Wg M r 'f'fQY,fffk 1X yr'r M. , nl, M-,VM N. 1- x xx kk -X x X Xfx SANTA FE CONSOLIDATED DISTRICT TEACHERS 1941-42 Lumpkin, Irving W: University of Texas: Member, Alpha Chig Home, Rio Friog Tenure, 3 years, Supt. Schools. Lomax, William NJ: Central State Collegew Member, FFA, Home, Ennisq 1Tenure, 1 year: High School Principal and Coach Franks, Mrs. Teena: S.H.S.T.Cng Member, Glee Club, Home, Arcadia, Tenure, 9 years, Mathematics and History. Willingham, Mrs. Oleta KJ: S.H.S.T.Cv: Member, Alpha Chig Home, Huntsville, Tenure, 5 years: Mathematics and English. Leonard, Miss Ernestine: S.H.S.T.Cfg-Member, Alpha Chi: Home, Richards, Tenure, 2 years, Home Making. Dorrell, S.W., JrJ: S.H.S.T.Cn: Member, FFA, Home, Huntsville, Tenure, 2 years, Vocational Agriculture. Lomax, Mrs..Audrey LJ: Central State College: Memben Kappa Pi, Home, Ennis, Tenure, 1 yearg Eighth Grade. Simpson, Mrs. Winnie GJ: SiH.S.T.Cv: Member, Sigma Tau Delta: Home, Athens, Tenure, 1 yeang English and Speech. Eaves, Isaac WJ: 'Texas A.MIf: Member, Dramatic Club: Home, George Westcllbnure, 1 year, Principal Arcadie Elem. Frazer, Miss Nelcine: S.H.S.T.Cf:'Member, W.A.An5 . Home, Franklin, Tenure, 1 yeas, Fifth and Sixth--Arcadia. Lumpkin, Mrs. Grace cf: s.w.r.s.r.c,, Member, W.A.A,: ' Home, Rosenberg, Tenure, 2 years, Third and Fourth--Arcadia Shireman, Miss Edna: S.H.S.T.Cf, Member, M.E.B. Literary Society: Home, La Porte, Tenure, 2.years, First Grader-Arcadiaf' Gerald, William Pug S.H,S.T.Cfg Member, Kappa Delta Pig Home, Kirbyvilleg Tenure,4 years, Principal Alta Loma Elem. Spiller, Mrs. Ada Tug S.H.S.T.Cfg Member, WiA.As1 Home, Alta Loma, Tenure, 8 years, Fifth and Sixth--Alta Loma. Lohec, Miss Ruth Eu: S.H.S.TfCuZ Member, A,C.Efg ' A - Home, Alta Loma: Tenure 3 years, Third and Fourth-Alta Loma. Platzer, Miss Berthazl S.H.S.T.CJg Member, Kappa Delta Pih - Home, Alta Loma: Tenure, 5 years, First and Second-Alta Loma. X 1 eemme ii X 'K 9' fx fx if X v ie, i f X G R142 C16 7?wesfczof:g. ?96? f ffwfafff pwvffff 'Cars ,QAW12147 V166 -f ES. jhoaso, 714665, 2 , K 1 ,Q ww f 5 r ww Q gki A K L A iilga 9 X ll K ll ill s W , -p, M, - -- --. ., .- ,M..M, ..,.....-0-'.....,,'.A W y . Gladys Mentzel Calvin Polinard Willie M. Filer Leon Rush Beulah Linkey Josephine Tambrella Albert Brautigam Nancy R. Frgnch Chrmello Sckittone Billie Skillman Georgia Yeary Anthony Sckittone Doris Rush We ldon Pourchot Marie Gunn in QXX ..,,.,,-,,, .,,, , l H HY-A, X NQXXX x mmfff 'W A E' gf' X ' 'ip . f fx 1 . 1 - ., f W an I I M Q avi gf-,Q ' , Q. ka 1. e if W, .f 4 Sf' aan , uw- v v ixgf' ,il ,Q f , Wfex x we I I 'E 1 L . -gg , yy - 4 Q , , . f, , .2 ,H A 5, W V, 3 Y T 4 - ' . R' W - 4 f-.. QP' 2552i V1 5' in .. , f ' 4 :-:fa 5 l---- X3 . ' '-W! ' ,gqgpzi ' S3336-1' we Y Q' is ' f , A , iw, S i h N' 1' ml I 41? ggi, V Kr, I' N 1 1 A K , 41, .1 W 5' '1 i Lkfii Y ,Jun 'XI' ww , 1 fi J ' A , ' sz . .. 2 , V . N if g.: , 4, V 'ri ' wr. HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS CF :42 DY: Billie dhiflman About the middle of September in 1936 a group of shining faced youngsters of about eleven years crossed the threshold of dear old Santa Fe to be united into what today is known as the Senior Class of 542. This group was made up of youngsters from Arcadia, Alto Loma, Algoa and Mary Austin. The sixth grade room had double seats in it and when Mrs. Spiller,then Miss Tacquard, sat a boy and a girl together a good deal of youth- ful blushing was visible. The following year was filled with just about the most im- portant events of our life. We studied hard so none would be left behind at graduation for that was really a goal in the dis- tance we were striving to attain. Finally the eventful night came. Our salutatorian and valedictorian made their speeches and the class prophecy was read. After the speakers were through, one by one in pastel evening gowns and dress suits we filed by and were presented with our diplomas, a reward well worth the work we had done to acquire them. The beginning of our Freshman class was really exciting, just to be real high school students was enough to cause this, what could have been better? Our Sophomore year passed quietly .interrupted only by a party or two. Then we were juniors! Pens! Parties! Plays! What could be closer to heaven than this? We picked out our pens and then sat 'on needles for about six weeks waiting for them. At last they came and we all went to the Post Office to get them out. Our play, 5Go Slow, Mary,l was a success. But there was never more fun anywhere than at play practice: was there, cast? Our junior-Senior Banquet, say you really should have been there! I just canit describe it more than to say it was wonderful. Oh well, here we are, pretty much dignified in spite of our numerous hardships. Some of our members have been left behind and we have picked up a few but we are nineteen strong. This year with less calmness we received our ringsg all of the class went to the depot to get them. The Alumni Reception went over swell. We worked all one day preparing the foodxbut it was worth it. We are looking forward for more parties and entertainment before our year is over. But standing out above all this is grad- uation. We are all working for that and believe me everyone of us is going to get our diplomas at the same time. If you don't be- lieve me just ask some of the seniors of '42. p N if A M ' ' 'ffmrmf I, . J'-if bf' . J If 4 4 NAMES NICKNAMES Albert Brautigamu - AMBITIONS -Qildewafeauef--Mathematician Williemae Filer-Q--Celiqa-A Nancy Rose Frenchae Qmemchie Marie Gunnaenae --Q- Qumny-we Robert HagermanwHUQBuddq--- Julia Harris ------- Bo6ea-- Beaulah Linkey-efmebqueakqe jack LOHgNmre-j --U Gladys Mentzel ---w- Cooqane- Bfondiee Calvin Polinardn---Cow5oye- Weldon Pourchot --f- Doris Rush --n-u awww Leon Rush-an -mmm Lois Schwiem-Qlw-Q- Anthony Sckittone-E Carmelo Sckittonee- Woomohoi ihomiq-G Soodeem EooLe--- Gniawaf Cow-M-we Billie Skillman m--- bhemmonm Josephine TambrellaQRumle- - Georgia Yearyn-See-Wwqe--A wH--- ---- Housewife ---Mechanic -----Nurse ----Farmer -------Teacher --A---Civil Service --Join the Navy - ---- Secretary ------join the Navy ------Salesman -----Housewife --join the Navy -----Secretary -mQA4Clerk me-m -----n UFarmer Government Work ---H Career Girl --H-Secretary X M,,. ., V 1--X -,, ,i1x,,.f,u.,w V-Q ' . 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Q, afg. ., - 5539, f' A ' K A 0116 Zzfds 9446 ,. qlaz D, v 1 - 'Juw'g 4 Hwy IW 2 W ' '-Q k x K XX X THE JUNIOR CLASS by: Wanda ihonnon The students that now compose the Junior Class started to school in 1932 at Arcadia, Alta Loma, and Algoa. They were the first set of children to enter school in this district at the age of six. Our teachers were Miss Gustine in Alta Loma, Mrs. Duncan in Arcadia, and Mrs. Van Dyke in Algoa. There were fifty- four children all together. The junior Class graduated from the seventh grade in 1939. Our sponsors were Mrs. Willingham and Miss Fowler and our home room teachers were Mrs. Oleta Willingham and Mrs. Teena Franks. There were 50 students in the class 39 students graduated, 22 boys and 17 girls. Robert Schultz was the valdictorian and Jack Williams was the solutitorian. The graduation exercises were held in the school auditorium, May 23, 1939. Our class has participated in County Meet in a number of things since it has been at Santa Fe. We had the most entries in seventh grade. They were: Spelling--Juanita Filer and Marie Reeves. Arithmetic--Wanda Shannon and jack Williams took third place. Music Memory--Juanita Filer and Wanda Shannon. Essay Writing--R. L. Tully took 1st place in County Meet. Declamation--Wanda Shannon took 1st place in County Meet, and 2nd place in District Meet. Millard Brooking took 3rd place in County Meet. Track--Robert Smith, jack Gately, and Raymond Williams. The team took 3rd. place in County Junior Track Division, Volley Ball: . Camella Amato ' ' Myrtle Rush Elizabeth Fraser Wanda Shannon Marie Reeves Juanita Filer Mary Tawater eLeola Pittinger W Bessie Maniscalco This team placed 3rd. in the county. P Base Ballg - Myrtle Rush ---------- 4 ------ Catcher Bessie Maniscalco ---- ---- Pitcher Camella Amato ------ ---- First Base Elizabeth Fraser--- ---- Second Base Leola Pittinger--- ---- Third Base Mary Tawater ----- ---4Short Stop Marie Reeves--- ---- Left Field N There are now 21 students in the Junior Class, 10 boys and 11 girls. Our sponsor is Mrs. Teena Franks. Our home room A teacher is Mrs. Oleta Willingham. . - Q i .5 nv' Thei unior Class sponsored a carnival which was presented iii .T . on November 14,1941. It was a huge success. All classes at Q the school Participated. The proceeds will be used to give the 2 JunioraSenior Banquet in the spring. A f- . 2 NI 0 Q Q ' ,.-' I ' if 510 4 G4 x Ff' w QU' an, jj 9 xX 4 . ! f LJ f CyTw , E fe V Q . 1 A -,girgf 'WA JW 1 fx f lv, fx F N T fr ai 1 J U' W ' K V . . ' 5 Q if 1 . 35 Q . 5 3 f v 'L f.4ufa geoovmm P 3 . if UO? xg . Veg! . If , - . 10 Q o . Q, , t 00 V I mt 3 , ' r ,f K, M liz- . ' -7 OUR CLASS OFFICERS FOR THIS YEAR ARE: Elizabeth Fraser-mamma e---- e---en-Q President Camella Amato---f- e----- Vice President Phoebe Dugan ---e - ---- Secretary-Treasurer , Wanda Shannon na-- :e-e-- Ee ----e Reporter - - I N X I , ' ' iw' V' ,. l J , 5 4 , fl ff Q. Ar lf r , 'L J I I 'af fm, .A I 'W rv' SUPHOVHOHE ,. 4 - f. ,521 v sl , '1 rf! ,g -4 i 3 ' -4 , X .Li A f ai .. :ig .. f Ai 4- fm ,ig if N S 6 , 4 ,. 1 Q - as I f A5 1: ' QWWQ 5 i 3 , l Jffzfamax e Jlasfzwz, - e diff-fle fav-nel - UNSW ullelzuley Q Wi I bI'fIZ7fl'I6I Lfolaxfson N in M b.. y V PRESIDEN7 X W ' L .,. . QECK I 7 wc:-Axes, lair., ' C' 5 f, ls : H I :: :'i: 4:' '-,v: W I . f 1 I M-f-r Mary Amato Margaret Anselmo Teressa Beaver Rosalee Hrandon Norwood Burns Malcolm Eurts Edwin Pourchot Marilyn Crumpton Irene Davis Margie Heckler - - - - - -----Y - i V -i V U-. -.... .--, V K' X X. xx I X xt XX x X f X Y x 1 ! x I Lorene Hrncir Joyce Leining Lawrence Leglet Addison Locke julio Luna Bertha Manisealeo Helen Mattes Evelyn McCarty Nancy Moore Clifton Oberndorfer Floyd Perry Julia Schwiem Verland Shannon Peggy Shivers Buddy Walker Shirley Weigel john Westinghousen Blum Williams Mildred Yeary Eugene Craig Guida Gardenwhire Marie Reeves Jeanette Stavely Donald Nelson xy e e X es THE HISTORY OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS byx 5emeoaoeBeauem The Sophomore class of 1941-1942 began when the Arcadia and Alta Loma students united at Santa Fe in 1939 to form the seventh grade. Our class was so large that it had to be divided for some subjects, but with a lot of hard work almost all of us graduated. The next year we were Freshmen. We spent that year in really getting acquainted and in adjusting ourselves to high school. We were glad to find that the other students were much more friendly with us. And then comes our Sophomore year. Another grade was added so we are in the tenth grade now. We elected our new principal, Mr. W. N. Lomax, as our spon- sor for this year. Our class officers are: President--Marion McKinley: Vice-President--Harriet johanssong Secretary--Myrtle Hiltbrunner first semester, Lorene Hrncir second semesterg trea- surer--Julia Schwiemg Reporter--Teressa Beaverg Sergeant-at-Arms-- Robert Smith. We have organized a Good Citizenship Club sponsored by our English teacher, Mrs. Winnie Simpso . Officers are elected each month and we meet every Friday and elect the best girl and boy citizens of thegweek. Also this year at the carnival given by the Juniors our re- presentative, julia Schwiem, was elected Queen by penny votes. The King and,Lady-in-Waiting, also Sophomores, were Eugene Craig and Evelyn McCarty. y U l - A We are looking forward with eagerness to the next year when we will be juniors. K . . S . 1 A AMBITIONS A Marion McKinley--English teacherg Myrtle Hiltbrunner--dancerg Harriet Johansson--English teacherg Mary Amato-housewife: Margaret Anselmo--stenographerg Teressa Beaver-Qelementary teacher: Rosalee Brandon-gnurseg Norwood Burns--deisel engineerg Edwin Pourchot-- aviator: Marilyn Crumpton--stenographer: Irene Davis--housewifeg Margie Hechler--airplane hostess: Lorene Hrncir--stenographerg Joyce Leining--newspaper reporter: Lawrence Legler--carpenterg Addison Locke--deisel engineer: julio Lunaf-has joined the navyg Bertha Man1sca1c0-.radi0 announcer: Helen Mattes--career girlg Evelyn McCarty--librariang Nancy jane Moore--aviatrixg Clifton Oberndorfer--jack-of-all-trades: Floyd Perry-Marineg julia Schwien nurse: Buddy Walker--radio techniciang Verland Shannon--aviatorg Peggy jo Shivers-nurse: Shirley Weigel--Writerg John Westinghausen Marine? Blum Williams--Marine: Mildred Yeary--secretary? Guida Gardenhire--airplane hostess: Eugene Craig--Texas Rangerg Jeanette Stavely--housewifeg Marie Reeves--housewifeg Donald Nelson--hobog Dovelene Hickey--Nun: Treine Soria--train engineerg Galeo Sofia-- Marine. ' , ' N FRESHVHEIW 'Yin fx ,A ,. 5 , III E sz le 2 , ' 0 1 g 5, .: 1 Steve Delesandri Bobby Bradley Kelly Anselmo Ike Brandon Helen Beyer Walter Brandon Priscilla Broussard Imogene Buchanan Harold Chessir Mary Belle Creppon Forest Edmondson jack Hellman Denson Long . Juanita McCarty Charles Meek Ethelyn Niederhofer Leon Netter Merril Palmer Robert Saunders Nora Sckittone Nick Sckittone Lewis Stavely - Charlie Stavely Clarence Tacquerd Dorothy Lou Crowder Jimmie Gatly joe Kelly Tambrella R. D. Van Dyke XX miy the with Jaffe Nam. The history of the ninth grade begins in 1940 when we enter- ed the seventh grade. There were twenty-seven of us in our class. We soon grew accustomed to Santa Fe and fell into the regular line of routine. We all worked hard, and at the end of school twenty of us graduated into high school. . This year at the beginning of the term there were thirtymfour pupils in our class. We are studying hard and looking forward to the day when we will graduate into the greater school of life. Among the social events of this year was the carnival spon- sored by the eleventh grade. Wermd charge of the boxing event. It was a great success and we cleared nineteen dollars. Our duke and duchess at the coronation were Clarence Tacquard and Dorothy -Lou Crowder. Helen Beyer was Dorothy Louns ladyninawaiting. We enjoyed having a part in the carnival very much, and we hope to have an opportunity to do so agah1someday. NINTH GRADE OFFICERS President --u--a-------- Steve Delesandri Vice Presidentee ----m----- Bobby Bradley Secretary-A Qgo- B- ----- Kelly Anselmo Treasurer u---m--- -ff--Ike Brandon Sergeant at Arms--e -aa-m- Jimmy Gately Reporter nwana game. be-Dorothy Crowder Names Ambitions Names Ambitions Kelly Anselmo 'Aviator Merrel Palmer Aviator Bobby Bradley Aviator Robert Saunders Greasemonkey Ike Brandon ' Cowboy Nick Sckittone Farmer Walter Brandon Cowboy Nora Sckittone Air Hostess Imogene Buchanan Housewife Lewis Stavely Cowboy Mary B. Creppon Air Hostess C. Tacquard Aviator Dorothy Crowder' Career Girl Joe K. Tambrella Aviator Steve Delesandri Engineer R. D. Van Dyke A Engineer Forest Edmondson Mechanic Emmett Yeary Mechanic Jimmy Gately Aviator Charlie Stavely Cowboy Juanita McCarty Air Hostess Harold Chesshir Cowboy Charles Meek Teacher Doug Wollard Aviator N , ,W .v ww-Jw 9 5 lir- A i m.. -W . ,:,. Q :'-' is ?Ti4h 4 km F Y f ' 1' rr M igfi, 4 5 Q UN ! w? w 5 R M.. 3 Galen Remmers, President Jolly French, Vice-President Andrew Rush, Secretary Melvin Franks, Treasurer Cecil Beaver, Reporter Charlie Wilson, Srgt. at arms Paul Anderson james Sarl w Florine Vartlett Villy 3e1!view Mmmh!MMm Leta Wradbury Donald ?randon Mary E. Chiles Barbara Vhoate Flenora Clayton Agnes David Norma Lee Wenny Ted Filer Pearl Findcisrn Louise Fraser jake Freeman Martin Gately Maurice Gillioz Eugene Heckler Gladys Feiman Alfreda Hickey Rx nf, .ll zf 15. ry ,B , ,CN K A 5 , if Z Q' 5 lx' s r Iv A c X V l si ,fi , with 1 -::.. 3 5? 'K 1 rg.. 4 f 1 lf' ww A 1. I V L -N I b: ffl- , Mx 3 If V H X A JXP jerry Caninenberg, Presxdent Priscilla Choate, Vlce Presldent Geraldine Unger, Secretary Rosie Tambrella, Treasurer Verda Netter, Reporter Wiley Howe Wesley Hrncir Bruce Jacob Anna M. Kitchel Emma Gene Fonzsck Eleanor Leining Herbert Locke Leon Mansi Velma joy Meek Herman Mentzel Sherwood Mentzel Adolph Miller Vernon Moore Lewis Reeves Derwood Rex Joyce Rymal Billy Stavely Clyde Stavely Elvis Tully Inez Tullv Paul Walker Melvin Westmoreland Marion Williams Adam 7uniga ,XX J gs x X NX X HISTORY OF THE EIGHTH GRADE 'In September 1941, sixty eighth grade students from Algoa, Arcadia and Alta Loma enrolled at Santa Fe High School. This class, the largest in the history of Santa Fe, was so large that it had to be divided into two groups. Mr. Dorrell and Mrs. Lomax were made home room teachers of the two groups. . The first two weeks of school for the eighth grade was made up of getting acquainted with the other boys and girls, learning the teachers' names, wondering what room to go to at the end of each period, and finding out what the different bells meant By the third week the class was ready to elect officers and to begin the years' work. The officers elected were: presidents, Galen Remmers and jerry Caninenbergg vice-presidents, Jolly French and Priscilla Choate: secretaries, Geraldine Unger and Andrew Rushg treasurers, Melvin Franks and Rosie Tambrellag and reporters, Cecil Beaver and Verda Netter. Miss Ernestine Leonard was elected sponsor. The eighth grade has worked very hard this year, both in studies and in play. The money for the school annual was earned by sponsoring a fish pond at the carnival, and by selling hot cocoa, sandwiches, candy, and popcorn during the noon hour at school. R In the girls' physical education class, the volley ball teams have learned the rules of the game and all of the players have improved very much. Through the guidance and leadership of Mrs. Willingham, eighth grade coach, the girls have learned one of the greatest lessons of all: flt isn't hbw you win or lose, but how you play the game.6. in e of the eighth grade boys are on the junior Basketball Team.' They have played hard and have helped to win the games. During regular physical education class all of the eighth grade boys have had a chance to try their skill at basketball. Mr. Lomax, the coach has helped the boys to understand and gain a knowledge of sportsmanship. ' -- This year has been filled with lasting memories of good times seasoned with hard work, which the class, though it probably will never meet together again as a class, will never forget. IN MEMORY One of our class, Clyde Stavely, was accidently killed this year. Some of us hyd.. V known him only a short while, but-the memory ' of his pleasing manner and happy smile will remain in our hearts forever. , Y ..... ,exif ,Y ,.... l, ,Y ., W, -,lm , ...... ...-....-..,.e,,.- ,M , ,,,-..- ,, l.. X -. .. .,, ..,,,-,,.,,,,-,,,-lip-,,,,,,.,-,-MT,-Q gg-A 'xx S, -- x X N NX X NY: X tfgitlff 71Duz'fL 4,021,216 THIRD gggdilf Ex FOURTH emxoes PRINCJPAL I HOME ROOM TEACHER Wm, 7? erald SEVENTH AND PART QF M SIXTH ,Q GRADES ,Q ,f ,i ,f TEACHER Miss Bertie: 7?ZQtZ67 FIRST 9. L A secouo GRADES AQ' c fa 'Of' fb Home ROOM TEACHER 4AW9zu4bkL5ZS3iz2Zer FIFTH AND PART QF if ssxrn 333K ,Q I GRADES E, ALTA LOMA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FIRST GRADE Jerome Anselmo, Robert Bahr, Mary Bogard, Jim Brown, Earline Coutorie, Evelyn David, Charles Devona, Roger Donaldson, Glenda Faith, Lillian Filer, Vernon,Fuller, Joyce Hultquist, Theresa Milligan, Dianne Moller, David Morgan, Clotilde Perez, Emma Perez, Eulagio Perez, Gerald Still, Alice Welch, Ray Westmoreland. . SECOND GRADE n Andrew Benzia, Bette Jo Dixon, William Fuller, Patricia Ann Lumpkin, Joyce Mentzel, Norna Moore, Bertha Nelson, Celia Perez. THIRD GRADE Doris Bahr, Louis Bellview, Harland Brown, Nan Clayton, Sidney Coutorie, ..,. Joe Corso, Frances Doty, Margaret Kitchel, Jake Linkey, Florence Long, Rudolph Mansi, Stephen Mattes, Stanley Pourchot, Delphina Perez, Edna Ross, Carol Lee Smith. FOURTH GRADE Velma Sue Brundrett, Frank Carsaro, Barbara Cooper, Betty'Lou Cooper, Mike David, Dorothy Dyda, Annie Mae Heckler, Jack Land, Amanda Milligan, Martin Morgan, Margie Ross, Mazelle Wisenant. ' FIFTH GRADE Tom Brown, A. J. Davidson, William Dyda, Leroy Ermis, Mary Ann Freeman, Bobbie Jean Gray, Alvy Lee Filer, Frances Gresham, Joe Harris, Mabel Heileman, Raymond Heckler, Jerald Jacob, Mason Jacobs, Allene Konzack, Virginia Leining, Ronald Lohec, Lydia Moore, Dorothy Patterson, Flossie Reed, Sally Remmers, Elmer Reeves, Ruth Shannon, Earlene Tully, Joe Williams, Lois West- moreland. ' SIXTH GRADE Josephene Anselmo, Leon Brundrett, Lewis Brautigan, Armagene Carter, Mary Lou Denny, Robert Gately, John Garza, Betty Hite, Bobby Jacob, Fred Johansson, Edward Lauzon, Donald Long, Adrian LaDeau, Tiny Morgan, Joe Murellog Minerva Patterson, Marie Ross, Thelma Reeves, Mary Sckittone,lAllena Still, J. L. Tully, Gene Weigel. SEVENTH GRADE Myrtle Barlow, Theresa Boudreau, C.M. Brundrett, George Cheatham Voncille Cheatham, Odie Davidson, Nora Mae David,J.T. Filer, John Fuerst, Margie Hepler, Argie Ann Jacob, Adell Kitchel, Robert Linkey, John Moore, Mary Malcolm, Dorothy Meek, Mary Helen Pourchot, Holly Rush, Donald Still, Joe Tambrella, Helen Tully, Effie Lee Westmoreland. . I XX X, X Wager' md' Q76-'ffl 91412 029 LLPUWJZA, fra de. Qin! amd 656004 fmdes QQ! am' gif! fffadef. l--A W ' -Y - ---in-- ?.X K Nx FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Kenneth Beaver, Donald Collins, Otto Ross Harrison, Harry Holloway, John Henry Langer, Howard Linkey, Mitchell Madden, Bobby McCandless, B. W. McCarty, Don Morgan, Orval Newlin, Edgar Lee Powers, Charles Spano, Robert Yeary, Marcus Selvidge, Ruth Belch, Patricia Ann Crance, Mary Beth Gunn, Doris Harvey, Doris Moore, Hala Joyce Powers, Jo Ann Sims, Verna Beth Tower, Mary Zuniga, Flora Luna, and Beatrice Keeling. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Nadie Autrey, John Brandon, James Chesshir, Eugene Collins J. L. Creppon, Maurice Flora, Elsie Holloway, Patricia Holloway, Billy Charles Janis, Joan Lilley, Donald Madden, Frances Madden, Opal Faye Perkins, Orval Tully, Jasper Unger, Imelda Webber, Billy Yeamans, Q. J. Aaberg, Vonciel Bailey, Marvolyn Bartlett, Sylvia Berry, Maxine Bosarge, Dorothy Brandon, Joyce Coats, Alfred Collins, Irma Cope, Neva Nell Davenport, Herbie Harvey, Teddy Harvey, Nyles Locke, Selia Luna, Orie Lee Montgomery, Mary Moore, Maxine McCarty, Alene Newlin, Joyce Rush, Charlotte Schulze, Jimmie Sims, Charles Stanley, Kenneth Stavely, Doris June Sturm, and Donald Walker. - FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES I Arthur Autrey, Wanda Beaver, Nelda Brandon, Willie Paul Bush, Francis Chiles, Joyce Eernissee, Erwing Finke, J. W. Franks Farrer Gillioz, Jo Ann Gillioz, Donnie Harvey, Maxine Harvey, Erma Locke, Mary Luna, Bobbie McCarty, Ruby Irene Newlin, Thomas Stavely, Dewey Lane Tower, Lyndall Williams, William Aaberg, Betty Brandon, Merritt Brandon, Billy Gene Clifton, Donald Easton, Ray Gibson, Lucy Luna, Winnie McCormick, Ruperto Mendoza, Benny Moore, Iris Powers, Walter Ryan, Carlos Scroggins, Julian Soria, Mary Frances Webber, Lester Stewart, and Ima Yeary. SEVENTH GRADE Albert Schulze, Billie Davenport, Carmen Luna, Delores Rush, Eldon Stewart, Glenna Bartlett, Herbert Flora, Jackie Berry, Joyce Ruth Symms, Johnnie Soria, Lonnie Yeary, Mary Ellen Ewing, Marie Unger, Opal Locke, Sammie Powers, Grover Powers, and Cecil Floyd Walker. - r Rx 'lIQtXX.xX Xx5, X . QTHLETICS ..4..w-,....5... 311:51 '10-57'-H A , fa, af no IEE? i Santa Fe Football Team--1942 Back row-left to right, Julio Luna, Robert Smith, Calvin Polinard, Blum Williams, Verland Shannon, Front row-W. N. Lomax Qcoachl, Carmelo Sckittone, Albert Brautigan, John Weetinghousen, Marvin Lee Welch, Leon Rush. Kneeling in front-Wiley Howe fblgx-J. 'S Basketball Team-1942 Back row-left to right, Carmelo Sckittone, Anthony Sckittone, Blum Williams, Robert Smith, Calvin Polinard, Verland Shannon, Front row- Y. N. Lomax fcoachf, Marvin Lee Welch, Albert Brautigan, Robert Hagerman, Leon Rush, Charlie Wilson fMgrl. ' . .e iw I I : I 1 r I I l i I I W EM GAIVESTCN CGUNTY CHAMPIONS Back Row - I Beulah Linkeyg Lois Schwierng 'Billie Skillnang .Doris 1 Rushg Georgia Yearyg Camella Amatog Mrs. Teena Franks fcoachjg l Front Rowq 1 I Gladysmae Mentzelg Williemae Filerg Nancy Rose Frenchg Bertie Marie Lauzcng Elizubwth Fraserg Myrtle Rush. 1 i , .,A ,1 Y A : I X i N 4 X Q f w..'gw A 55 'xx X 52, ' I 1 ,. fx X X w ,fx R T1 113-E475 UA Throughout the 1941-1942 season, the Santa Fe Indians were staunchly supported by the Pep Squad. Sixteen girls, dressed in the traditional green and gold, attended most of the games. The girls were from the four classes in high school and the eighth,grade. . Mrs. Oleta Willingham was chosen sponsor of the group. Phoebe Dugan was elected leader with Ouida Gardenhire and Jose- phine Tambrella as assistants. MEMBERS Mary Ameto Mary Elizabeth Chiles Mary Ruth Coats Alfreada Hickey Evelyn McCarty - Juanita McCarty 1 ' E Nancy Jane ' FAVORITE SONG Santa Fe forever, That is our name. ' . Never, O, never' , Will We lose our fame. Rah! Rah! Rah! , So we cheer forever, G On to victory ----- l'i ' For we are bound together To eternity. ' x Y 1 F Verda Netter Joyce Rymal Wanda Shannon Peggy Shivers Rosie Tambrella ' Geraldine Unger Moore FAVORITE YEL15 Ash can! Tin can! Who can? We can! Yea! Santa Fe! S-s-s-s-s-s-s Boo Here comes Santa Fe Give us room! g., 1' ' -I .pf ig, - aj , 5 ' 1 A' . .k7Nff'?'Frf- ' '-V i'L'L-'7' ' i'f?'7'zI'.Q:X+-, H. . .W . M: ,A 19' 3 .f!:,q,., ...U -L ,N f ,.- . '-- 4751.2 :-.,3,1g-.1- . , .. Q D,- .. . -I .1 ., ,wha-f an N N-we .f -., :L - ,f , - .5 r- 3132-.pp .1 U fff'fi7fQl-A 'u will H+-pawmewwe X 7aZZDze ffafwzm afffwwka ,I oP'T'91v 7 Ao ff' 16 RXXSXXX rag- if cuuf 2 , was xflfxii, 1 4 NNN. in FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Vocational Agriculture is in its infancy at Santa Fe, this being its second year. Even so, it is fast growing into maturity. The difference between Agriculture and Vocational Agriculture is that in Agriculture the students study from books only, while in Vocational Agriculture the students study from books and, also, get experience by using their hands, and keeping actual records of projects they raise. The boys of this class organized themselves into a club which is called GThe Future Farmers of America.l This is a national or- ganization of boys taking Vocational Agriculture. In this club, the boys may advance in rank if they so desire and work hard. The ranks, beginning at the lowest, are: Green Hand, Future Farmer, Lone Star Farmer, and American Farmer. THE OFFICERS OF OUR F.F.A. ARE: President--------- -------------- Jack Long Vice President--W ---- ----- Robert Hagerman Seoretary---- ------------- --Robert Schulze Treasurer---------- ----- -----Jearl Powers Parliamentarian-----------Tommie Van Dyke Reporter--------- ------- Anthony Sckittone Watch Dog-- ----M - ---------- --Robert Smith Historian- -------- -- -------- J. R. Clifton Advisor-- ---- ------ ----S. W. Dorrell, Jr. Last fall the Agriculture boys went to Richmond to the Fort Bend County Fair. On February 14, the chapter went to the Houston Fat Stock Show. , . ' This spring the chapter is planning on buying some good feeder calves for the boys who want them. These calves will be cared for by the boys who buy them and may be exhibited in the stock shows in this section next fall and spring. A plan is being made to let the boys borrow money to buy and feed these calves. The money will be paid back when the calves are sold. For this yearis projects the boys have 950 baby chicks, 8 calves for beef, 16 capons, 22M acres of corn, 6 milch cows, 53 fryers, 128 hens for egg production, 8 sows for pig production, 12 pigs for pork, 2 acres of potatoes, M acre vegetables, and 2 acres of feed. The students in the first year V. A. are Kelly Anselmo, Bobby Bradley, Ike Brandon, Malcolm Burts, Steve Delesandri, Jimmie Gately, Addison Locke, Charles Meek, Lewis Stavely, Joe Kelly Tam- brella, Blum Williams, Emmett Yeary, Charlie Stavely, Harold Ches- shir,Galio Soria, Triene Soria. The students in second year V. A. are Willis Chilcote, John Clayton, J. R. Clifton, Robert Hagerman, Manuel Hackler, jack Long, jearl Powers, Robert Schulze, Anthony Sckittone, Carmello Sckittone, Tommie Van Dyke, Marvin Lee Welch and Robert Smith. N add? 4+ uugavn, , ff ,5K,K.ifff1K 4,5 , 1 + f'FJE,N , isll'f:tiiCi??W5'Ae Lge? 1? if Y f,A fl Qiggagx I , x arg' These former students of the Santa Fe Consolidated Schools are now in the Defense of ANQ ,L43n,Ki 1K,L,kiim ' ,seek K W W ,J XEXXX X cg! xii 'V N America and with men like these we reel assured that Freedom and American ideals will be fin q71T7QJ d5:g':if3 m.4 I sl 3Easif7Lo ,vb .... 1 J .Q qfgnp , DTSBSPVCQ. Robert Thompson William Burns Bernard Jacob Alfred Nelson Junior Stavely Edison Pourchot Buddy wescinghousen . 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