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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1947 volume:

V T SM, 'W Wx. 3 X xg 'I' 43 Il -Oki, I M X559 vw? WARE WHDQP H FCDREWCDRD As we travel to the end of this trodden path, with memories rich and full, we can remember those who have gone before, and can think of those who are yet to come. It is our endeavor to preserve all the loving memories of our high school days in this, the War Whoop of aooo I Annual Staff Q2cA2aZ'24w MR. T. C- SCRLJGGS Mr..T. C. Scruggs, whose connections with the Board of Education almost continuously from the organization of the Sante Fe School District to the present time and who has been connected with every civic achievement of this community, is the individual to whom we respectfully dedicate this Volumn. ,wee fe X f wnwf' Lx'x XENX .Chix 'X' 'xvy-'TSW' ' 4 H YAP, t J, M gi 1. ga 'X ' 5 2 ft fc? r usb F, ,, Myra Because of his toiling to make our lives fuller of the pleasant and profitable things of life, and because of his manifesting a sincere A interest in the general wel- fare of each student in the school, we herewith wish to acknowledge Mr. E. A. Millsep, Superintendent of Schools. MR. E.A. MILLSAP an wamf swag My A was I ,i.,. .M ...df Iwi... ff ww .t min, nfwa-qvwwv Front Row: Second Row: DONALD STILL . RUDOLPH MANSI STURFIS . JACKIE BERRY . VERNON MOORE . ALBERT SCHULZE MRS. EDMONDSON WANDA BEAVER . BETTY HITE . . R.K MNJMDB RAYMOND MATEJKA ODI? DAVIDSON DELORIS RUSH . MR. MILLSAP . '1 .aort- o n 0 o Q 0 Editor-in-Chief . Class Editor . Class Editor Business Manager . Photographer Assistant Editor . Staff Sponsor . Class Editor . Class Editor . Sports Editor . Class Editor . Sports Editor Business Manager . Staff Sponsor ZZ!!! 0 53552, fl- 1- 7 'ZS , 4 tl gy ? 5 1 E- 1 HZ 5 E 3 eau ff MR. E. A. MILLSAP MRS. TEENA FRAIKS Superintendent Principal Shop Mathematics :in -e. MR. J. A. MRS. J. A. MRS. WILSON MRS. F. B.. HEDRICK HEDRICK NEED EDVIQIIBCH Typing Typing A English Librarian Science Home Economics ik mas. J. R. Mas. G. H. Miss RUTH MRS. E. A. TUCKER REMMERS LOHEC q ANDREWS Eighth Grade History Choral Music Office B 10105 Secretary fffl-'ff R as 3 2 . ? :.-- ' ' 3 xiii! w i? MR. F. BEHRINGER ?rincipa1 of Alta Loma Coach V. ,. f .x ,, , ..,...:. 1 .,.,. : .,,, g Gift MRS. FRANKS Principal of Arcadia First Grade . ., www , -:::Q.xvi.:sfq:a:z:s: 5 , ww , H v ggi .F .. . ,W I . , ' MRS. HERING Fifth Grade .N Q MRS. MILLSAP Second Grade H gl MRS. COWAN Fourth Grade MRS. INGRAM First Grade M om fvfqw- f fqil, FQ if MHS.' CONKLIN ' Seventh Grade 3.. 5-aww MISS McKINLEY Sixth Grade ,. km? ic, .4 :ag ,fy Est' ' 4. M., I .,a,Qs f s rg MR. PASCHAL Janitor MRS. BEHRINGER Third Grade gg- X 5 uv' ' 5. , 3. ,, . JSJAX MR. BRQWN Janitor and Bus Driver MISS LUCAS, 2nd Grade MISS MARY INGRAM, Lth Grade - Not Picture: - b X. W , A 0 W .... f ffww- . W? mmgsffwfsfwv 'N' Ai ,gif Q.- gg , . x Q A w.,,,,,.M VW NA-iuvfg y ggf f W! Wwgygwus 54. www, 4 - - M . ,,'w.,1,j'V'1gf W WM wgfw' 'awff' 5731142 QE 525008 I-v1Alf'wl BUILDIFNICF 0 gyauwzadwww fnwuiimw k , v. ,4- 1.-Q' V mil ix' ,ml Q H57 A 2 4 , v Y 4 4 tk u , x W .uf fQ SENICDRS 47 VERNON MOORE Senior Class President Staff Photographer DONALD STILL Vice-President Editor-in-Chief Annual Staff JACK CLARK Secretary K Treasurer MARX H. POURCHOT Reporter Volleyball '47 Mllaclr: MAE HEPLER Volleyball '47 EFFIE WESTMORELAND Volleyball '47 Captain Ku- Q? . MARIE UNGER Class Favorite Volleyball A5-A6-47 ODIE RAY DAVIDSON Football A years Captain 9 Basketball 3 years Sports Editor Annual Staff JAX? FILER Football A years Co-Captain All District A7 Basketball 3 years ROSALIE MOODY JUANITA HUNGEHYURD Pep Squad BILLY HALE SENIORS 'Qi WuY'l- SENIORS JACKIE BERRY Business Manager Armual Staff Voflley ball I, S-L6-1,7 BILL FL15xNlfi?rSN Football. L7 BEQSKE? f,fD23,1,fl. A7 Cami ' A .,a.1,n rw ..-. TM' 4'- f Umm, 4'aLVOFl be ALBERT SCEIU 3,2131 Ass tant Fd ito 11 fxflflllfil f NORA .iii Did! LD 'foilcyiyall 4,55-1,7 DEILORIGL RUSH ilusin ana. gm' Arzrnml t5!,aa.f'i' Volleyball L7 SAUNDPZFQ Enllisted in 45 in U. .fexwgr Q 7 I EQSENIORSQZ JOHNNIE FUERST R. G. ANN JACOB Sports Editor Annual Staff Volleyball L6-L7 Doaomay mx JOHN Mooma, JR. CECIL L. WALKER MARGARET CONKLIN .l 351' 6 MMU? 61444 3077407 WE DEDICATE THIS PAGE TO OUR CLASS SPONSOR, MRS. MARGARET EDMONDSON. MRS. EIMONDSON HAS TAUC-HT VARIOUS MEMBERS OF OUR CLASS FRQY1 THE SECOND GRADE TO THE TWELFTH GRADE. IT IS OUR ULRNEST ENDEAVOR TO SHOW HERE OUR APPRECIATION AND GRATITUDE TO A STFADFAST, DEVOTED SPONSOR. xx ',f'iEigg Mc? ., mmf! , . Ali, Y ,Stn ,, , 'I ,. 1 If 2 ' ' 5 1 I f ' 'V J' 3 . 'V' xg fm I I . , f , . ,A ? irthg,-9 . Er , Us N ' 9 ,I V , 4,nvsvvvwp,g ? CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1936, a group of children answered the ringing of the school bell for the first time. Among their group were: Nora Mae David, Odie Ray Davidson, Jake Filer, Margie Mae Hepler, Dorothy Jean Meek, John Moore, Deloris Rush, Albert Schulze, and Margie Unger. when the students from the Alta Loma and Arcadia schools were combined in the eighth grade, seven new students perma- nently joined our class. They were: Jackie Berry, R. G. Ann Jacob, Mary Helen Pourchot, Donald Still, Cecil Walker, Effie Lee Westmoreland and Johnny Fuerst. Margaret Conklin joined our class- in the Freshman year. Mrs. Neve was prevailed upon the sponsor the group. Class parties and the girl' S Slumber party were the social high- lights of the year. The Sophomore year was enriched by beach parties and hikes, under the sponsorship of the beloved English teacher of the our the our for previous year. Billy Hale's presence added interest to group. Our Junior year was indeed memorable because we sponsored annual carnival and succeeded in electing Deloris Rush for queen. It was a grand success, from it we received funds sponsoring the Junior-Senior Banquet. The Buccaneer Hotel provided the background for this stately event. Mrs. Robinson was our class sponsor. The Senior year arrived at last! Jack Clark's name was added to the class roll, along with two G.I.'s, Alton Walker and our Robert Saunders. Mrs. Edmondson kindly consented to be sponsor. Words are inadequate to express the joy and satis faction that went with the class activities - the rings, the Alumni Reception, t-he annual, the class play, the trips, and the parties 1 CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1947, of Santa Fe High School, do hereby make publish and declare this to be our last will and testa- ment, hereby revoking all former xwills and codicils by us at any time heretofore made. To the Football team of next year, the privilege of gazing ad- miringly at the trophies our team won this year. To the Choral Music Class, our ability to watch the leader and the audience at the same time . We may have lost a measure occasion- ally, but we never missed anything or anyone in the audience. To To figure. To walking To go with To Moore' s To To Raymond Metejka, 'Cecil Walker's beautiful curly locks. Albertine Morgan, R. G. Ann Jacob's slender and graceful the Junior with the largest feet, Juanita Hungerford's dainty delegates. Allena Still, Deloris Rush's height which will enable her to Joe Jack. the over-ambitious undergraduate, if such there be, John indifference to the opposite sex. Kenneth Harris, Jake Filer's way with women . Wanda Chesshire, Rosalie Moody's ability to be catty and friendly at the same time. To Lottie Marie Ross, Jackie Berry's technique with the men. To Burrel Gainey and Gene Weigel, Albert Schultz and Johnny Fuerst's soda water stand. To Adrien La Deau, Odie Ray Davidson's football prowess. fJake could not be induced to surrender hisl. To To Cecil Wallace, Jack Clark's Geometry skill. all the boys of the Junior Class, Buddy Walker's outstanding personality and affinity to Freshman girls. To To ings. To HR To To able lris Powers, Mary Helen Pourchot's musical aptitude. Betty Hite, Donald Stil1's indifference to everyone's feel- Robert Jacob, Vernon Moore's green Chevrolet - this will en- ed to be class president again! Joe Jack Tombrella, Dorothy Jean Meek's unused bus tickets. Mary Catherine Sckittone, Effie Lee Westmoreland's ability as Volley Ball Captain, particularly her tact in telling off the girls without making enemies. To To Marie Tacquard, Nora Mae David'S pleasing personality. Bobby Lawson, .Marie Unger's popularity. To Edward Lauzon, Billy Hale's apple cores, wads of gum, and crumpled notes. To Armegine Cartgj, Margie Hepler's ability to screech like a whistle and confuse the opposing Volley Ball players. CLASS PROP!-IECY Albert Schulze, the Culture of Santa Fe, has become Broadway's most famous playboy. Look out, Mae West! Mary Helen Pourchot, after having gone with a preacher's grandson, has finally decided to marry Pretty Boy Floyd, who sa.nk her heart with a sinker for her finger - three carats, to be exact! Jack Clark, who is now broken hearted, has become a missionary and has gone to Africa. There he may be found making love to all the little Mongolian morons who haven't the faintest idea what a diamond is. Margaret Conklin has finally married Leon. She is the proud mother of seven little Morehead Juniors. She can't bear to call the precious lit- tle gems anything but Leon l Odie Davidson has finally become a famous surgeon. He has made only four G R A V E mistakes up to date and has ruined two perfectly good oper- ating tables. Look out Dr. Kildare, here comes competition! Margie Hepler and Effie Lee Westmoreland, profiting from Santa Fe's Home Economic Department, are treating their husbands like gods, Cthree burnt offerings a dayl. Billy Hale is now running a busline from Hitchcock to the Metropolis of Arcadia. He started it after the Waves rolled into Camp Wallace. John Moore suddenly took an interest in shorthand and is personal sec- retary to all ,the governors of Georgia, and I do mean all - Dorothy Meek is now holding a very important political office at the corner of Hollywood and Vine. She is chief dog catcher. Vernon Moore has the big-head over having been called Tyrone Power. He now has a contract with Paramount emptying spittoons in the cocktail lounge. Jake Filer, having married a certain Junior, is now putting up with the ways of life Cor womenl. Juanita Hungerford and Marie Unger are now running an Institution of Broken Hearts , because their own were broken when Johnny Fuerst picked Nora Mae David instead of one of than. R. G. Ann Jacob has finally gotten her man. She won't tell us who he is, but we have an idea his name is Donald Still. Rosalie Moody liked playing poker and shooting craps so much she has decided to make a profession of them. She is now called the Crap Shooting Queen of Broadway . Admiral Walker, if you please. Buddy fAlton P. Walker, liked the Navy so much he has made a career out of it. During the 1967-70 war all the commanders were under his orders. Deloris Rush is a beauty queen. She won last year's Miss America title. Her contract with MGM was a flop beca11se.she could not act worth a I-loot . Tiny Walker is now running New York' s Beauty Salon. Women just can- not understand why their hair does not resemble 'Tiny's after their new wave. Bill Flaniken is a famous lawyer and specializes in divorce cases. He has handled seven of Jackie Berry's without charge. He hopes to win her admiration and then marry her. Each time he gets her divorced she sees one twice as rich as the last. Bill' s policy is lf at first you do not suc- ceedg cry, cry again . -Au To GRP-PHS Of 'af f77aff. ' fteafil ' 534 H ,,,,,, . D ' gf SZZJTQZW Jiikevcafff 5Z.,,.,z, ,KLM .M f Jlf-132-54 al-Qff . if 3 ,W,Mff ig? 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Q ALBERTINA MORGAN N 3 L A A A f R '-W RM X JOHN AMUJO L -4 JOSEPHINE ANSELMO 1435 BURRELL GAINEY THELMA REEVES ADRIAN LaDEAU ARMEGINE CARTER EDWARD LOUZON LUCY LUNA Not Pictured: JOHNNIE MITTLESTED, LOTTIE MARIE ROSS BOBBIE LAWSON 'v f cQ'g:x 15 1-5 GLR Liwv QT , 1 s Vice-Pres. , K OX X . 5 I x 6 3 JUNIORS MQ Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: umnosa MRS. HEDRIGK, Sponsor, LOTTIE MARIE ROSS, CATHERINE SCKITTONE, THELWEA REEVES, MARIE TAC- QUARD, BETTY HITE, IRIS POWERS, MR. HEDRIGK, Sponsor JOE JACK TOMBRELLA, BILLY DAVENPORT, STILL, WANDA CHESSHIR, ARMEGINE CARTER, JOSEPHINE ANSELOMO, ALBERTINA MORGAN, LUCY LUNA CECIL WALLACE, RAYMOND MATEJIQA, JOHN ARAUJQ, KEN- NETH HARRIS, ADRIAN LaDEAU, ROBERT nous, GENE wE1GEL I I I 491 ' Vx QQXW X 1i g ATTT T' PLACE DA TE TOA S TM A S TE R A D DR E S S E S I WEN T WITH COMMENTS , , ,Q 5 A -L F, 1. 4 RAY REIFEL E T k ,N E ,N ,ik A34 W President , M V ,ix 3313.22-DPEQTC irf :Re - . 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BEHRINEi VONCIEL BAILEY DORIS STURM ARTHUR AUTRY FRANCIS CHILES BONNIE HALL IMOGENE MANN CONRAD TRIPPEL ZLQESHMEQZ JOYCE RUSH MABEL HEILEMAN DONNIE HARVEY JAMES BELLAMY MANDY MILLIGAN EVA TRIPPEL NYLES LOCKE MARTIN MORGAN OMEGA STAVELY URSULA SCHORN CHRISTINE WENDT JOHN JORDON BOBBIE MCCARTY Not Pictured: JENE DYESS BETTY LAWSON x ,aw Q. A V , N 5 42, M X NW 1 . ww ,W-. EP-. I AN- -dh Hb X 5 lv 0 .O X' 1 . , ' Qiawwffwv fam QswffafXVwm I if R xx 'a Q N at if 5 id., A0-wh. ,, K 9 5 A . N PM ' 6 M .f Q3 . , ' Q f-IZA. . w ,.,, . . N iss' ff 5, N . S 1-2 XY . 1 W as wp-....- Q M WL ,Wm O, , . A wt MAY, . Ck 6 v.'b ' X1 . . f F1X.,.x.,:,,, A . f: in 'al , P , 1 5. .ij e ' '17 , L . up. x . S K .A Q 'Aw ,gf 3 ksxa ,,. . x- j xwwgg W X. , ,Nw .K-M vw N... .MN , . .ff -' 2,1 0- ,M N ,if M., M'-N ,,..., V 4 'E Q.. x ,-, A I , ,.-...-V V+ -. f ff 'Vis Rx 33, F . gf? iw- 2 qffy Q-7646262 gA'44YE'?W762'?? Szrgaof Wil ,Mme fifwfswfiey Qgoog QQQQQ N gzmfci QS Safvffrzfgf QZQQQN Qffklowx 240-'fi '-' gmfi QE First Row: JAMES RYAN, FAYE LEE, MARJORIE ROSS, JO ALICE SUM- RALL, MAXINE MCCARTY, ALLEN TACQUARD, WARREN RYAN, DAVE LEE, JAMES CH.ESSHIR, PATSY HALLOWAY, CAROL SMITH, EDNA ROSS Second Row: LORRAINE ORTEGO, IDROTHY BROWN, I-IILDA ROBERTS, EUGENE MATEJKA, NAN CLAYTON, JOAN LILLY, DORIS BARR, JAKE LINKEY, STANLEY POURCHOT, ESTHER ZUNIGA Third Row: CELIA LUNA, BRANIIJN LOCKE, BILLY JANIS, TERESSA ARAUJO, FRANK CORSARO, DOROTHY BRANDON, ORIE MONT- GOMERY, MAURICE KRISCHKE, DONALD MADDEN Fourth Row: MARY GAINEY, MIKE DAVID, J. D. HALE, RUDY MANSI, STEVE MATTES, DEDDRES BRANDON, THOMAS STAVELY, BARBARA GAINEY, AGNES HARDUNG Teacher: MRS. J. R. TUCKERE ggvsuw gran? -1 Wglamz First Row: J. L. CREPPON, MARY MooRE, MARY CLARA, HENRY TATUM, DELFINA PEREZ, NORNA MooRE, DOROTHY HALE, SARILDA, EERNESSE, HARLON BROWN, NORMAN HUNGEREORD, JASPER UNGER Second Row: BOBBY DODDS, ALICE HARDUNG, LORETTA REHM, DOROTHY THOMPSON, BARBARA MAY, NADINE AUTRY, FRANCES MADDEN, RUSSELL NOEL, BILLY BERTRAND, SYLVIA BERRY, OPAL PERKINS Teachers: MISS RUTH LOHEC, Music Teacher, JACK BROWN, Bus Driver, MR. BEHRINGER, Principal, MRS. R. B. CONKLIN, Seventh Grade QZZJZANQWQ ,Zami ggi? 7362?-WEL? ,fame gixff Qjeaaf-HZ ,fowe First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Teacher: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Teacher: HARRY HOLLOWAY, DON MORGAN, JOHN MITTLESTED, RODMAN BRANIDN, DORIS HARVEY, CHARLENE TATUM, EVELYN DAVID, VIRGINIA TACQUARD, WANDA MOORE, JOHN LANGER, ROBERT MOORE, ALICE WELCH, RAY WESTMORELAND, LARRY EARLES KENNETH BEAVER, PATRICK NOEL, PATSY SMITH, SARAH JANE THOMPSON, GERALD STILL, BOBBY Mc- CANDLASS, BOBBY PATTERSON, JO ANN REHM, JULIUS BERCZIK, 'ARLEN RAY MYRICK, DALE JOHNSON, BAR- BARA WITT, DALE HICKS, JOYCE HULTQUIST VENELL HALL, BILLY YEAMANS, OTTO HARRISON, JOYCE THOMAS, DOROTHY M1-LTEJ-ICA, ROSE MARY LINDSEY, LYNNETTE FINLEY, CHARLOTTE VOILES, DOROTHY JONES, JIM BROwN, BERTHA NELSON, PATRICIA ORANGE, MARY ZUNIOA MARION MCKINLEY W QQZQQ-Q-iff? ,fauna ANTONE DELESANDRI, CHARLES MILNER, FRANKLIN STURM, CLIFFORD ROBERTS, DAVID MORGAN, JOHNNIE HECKLER, HOWARD LINKEY, BOBBY MOMULLDI, SHIRLEY LAWSON DAVID LOOKE, JIMMY ROBERTS, B. w. MCOARTY, CHRIST- IAN SCARCELLA, J. w. MANN, GEORGE BURCZIK, ROBERT BAHR, YVONNE MILNER, PAUL NIELSEN, BILLY BLAKE, EARLINE OOURTORIE, ANNETTE BEAR, JOAN NEBHYBA, BEVERLY EARLES DALE BAIN, FLORA CLAUGHTON, PATSY DAVENPORT, EILEEN ROGAN, BOBBY LINKEY, DORIS MOORE, SHIRLEY JORDON, CONSUELO ARAUJO, OLA MAE BEAVER, FLORA LUNA, JOYCE MILLER, CELIA PEREZ, DORENE BASS MRS. J. C. HERING, JR. 977649-'Mya ,Zami gmail Quai N Qzcaafhi First Row: Second Row: Teacher: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Teacher: M775 97415 -- QIZZ ,Zoran BETTY JACOB, FLORENCE MOORE, ALLEN MILLER, ARVIE BASS, BETTY MARGARET DAVIDSON, ANN SEALE HARRIS, JOAN ROGER, JOYCE LEE, KENNETH FORD, HUEY PARKMAN, PHILLIP LOHEC, PEGGY JO McMULLEN, DOUGLAS MORGAN BARBARA HULTQUIST, MARIAN O'NEAL, LEE HOUSTON, RONALD DYDA, BERNARD RI-IEM, BETTY ORTEGO, BETTY HARRIS, EMMA PEREZ, PATRICIA NELSON, ALINE MILLI- GAN, GERALD MYRICK, TILFERD CLOUD, HATTIE DAVIS MISS MARY LOUISE INGRAM f 'X Z Z' Qawzff Q'eaaQ'-Nffzcecdk EARL MOORE, JACK ARAIJJO, DOROTHY BEAVER, DONALD WILLIAMS, ANDREW DRIVER, ROBERT HARVEY, EDWARD HEILEMAN, MAEDELL BEAVER, LILLIAN THOMPSON, BOBBY MOORE JOHNNY ROBERTS, JACKIE BROWN, JOHNNY MCCANDLESS, ERNEST BRANDON, HALA POWERS, DANIEL MCCARTY, BILLY BELLAMY, HENRY GRAFE, FLORENCE MADDEN, BEN HARRISON MICHAEL BROUSE, IRVIN COLE, ARMANIIJ ARAUJO RUSSELL CRANCE, REFURIO MARTINEZ, GENE HICKS, MARGARET PERKINS, ALLENE BEAVER, EDWARD SPRINGER, MICKY MADDEN MRS. ELIZABETH COWEN I-.S!J.1'li,.lrZlJAl1l6 If Ii. A 'f ' X WA 'g f Queen?-gf? ,Zo-moz fyhfzcf gbczcfg N QQCQQQZL WZAZJQMA-HMA amd. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Teacher: JOHN RICHARDSON, JR., ROBERT BEAR III, JAMES CERNY, ESTER ANN WESTMORELAND, NELDA HUNGER- FORD, CHARLES METHANY, ELEONOR MARX, JAMES WRIGHT, CHARLOTTE TACQUARD, FRED DAVID, JR., BILLY JONES, JOHN DAVID JOHN REHM, EDWARD VOILES, DICK MdVlULLEN, HENRY DAVID, JR. , SUDNEY CLAYTON, DOROTHY LEGLER, HAROLD KRISOHKE, JANIE PEREZ, ARGAREE PHELPS, DOROTHY HEOHLER, BEVERLY PARKER, BARBARA BEYER NANCY ROBERTS, AIMA MILLER, PATRICIA MARX, TOM- MY MATEJKA, VERNON WILLIAMS, ROBERT FORD, PAUL BROUSSARD, AGNES' LINDSEY, BILL SEIBEL, WILLIAM HILL, BOBBY THOMAS MRS. F. BEHRINGER 051071 972144 - Qlwaazf, First Row: Second Row: Teacher: CLETA TAYLOR, GERALD BEAVER, MILAM MONTGOMERY, CHARLES THOMPSON, ERVIN BROUR, BETTY JO LOCKE, BARBARA COLLINS, DAVID MILLIAMS, MARGARETTA TANOON, KENNETH MANMELL, DONALD OOLE, KENNETH OOLE, GERALD WAYNE SYDNEY ALVERS, ODEL TAYLOR, BOBBY CLARK, DAVID HOFFMAN, TEX FLANIEQEIN, HENRY SPRINGER, ROBIN ARAUJO, IOMA TULLY, BILLY JO THOMPSON, CARDLYN LILLY, BETTY RUTH HALE MISS JENNIE LUCAS 2 , A D gicowf Qzczcff'-fdffk ,jawem 5226014.43 Qxfzaafg N Qxfzcaagk scan! gazed' A- ff? ,fame First Row: Second Row: Teachers : First Row: Second Row : Teac her : HERBIE HAVARD, MARIE REHM, ROSALIE MIALLIGAN, SYLVIA VANIER, WILLIAM KRISCHIGE, NOLTON HUN- GERFORD, PATSY SMITH, DORIS WRIGHT, ALINE TATUM, DAVID BURROUGHS, MARY MOORE, WALTER ROBERTS GLORIA BRONSFORD, MARY PEREZ, CAROL MCGRON, CLARENCEMERCHANT, ELLEN RICHARDSON, CAROLYN MILNER, BARBARA MAILLOUX, THOMAS BEAR, CHARLES VIETZ, HAROLD JORDON, PAT MURPHY, JIMMY MERCHANT MRS. YAWS, Substitute Teacher MRS. LEON MILLSAP, Second Grade Teacher, Not Pictured. Sc vm! geek -ieczafik. BONNIE MCCARTY, SHARON MCHUGH, MARY MCCANDLESS, FRANCES MARIE EWING, JOSEPHINE MARTINEY, ETHEL ATKINS, BEVERLY PRESLAR, BARABARA COEKE, MARY BRANDON, SHIRLEY DONNAR, MARGIE BAIN, PEGGIE DICKSON, MARY HEILLMAN TEDDY GILBERT, ALICE DALEON, SONNY JOHNSON, JAMES JOHNSON, ROBERT MORSE, MARY RADRIQUEY, DOROTHY HALL, RICHARD ALVERS, EVA ZUNIGA, LOUIS TULLY, HERNDON WELLBURN, EUGENE SPRINGER MRS. ALMA DEAN '55 E' '11 p hm E .gx is - fvawzfglzdfyafffz gow, 0074? Q,Zcz cz?' N Qsvcazcfkc, L 7A?- Queen? -f Qnffi ,Kama First Row: Second Row: Teacher: CHARLES TACQUARD, FRED MILLER, LANELLE LAWSON, SHIRLEY MENTZEL, HAROLD VEIK, GUSINA PEREZ, ANDRE LeDEAU, BESSIE RICHARDSON, EDWARD BASS, ANNE REIL, AL RYAN EDWARD HULQUIST, TEDDY BRANSFORD, DANNY DAVIDSON, LYDIA CLAYTON, RUDNEY RI-EM, EARL FORD, VERNA GRIMES OLIVE VOILES, CAROL SPILLER, CHARLOTTE HARRIS, BET- TY NELSON MRS. J. C. INGRAM Qc z4?LQ7fzaaCg Nfeczcdk First Row: Second Row: Teacher: DONALD KLNNEY, JIMMIE DAVENPORT, PHILLIP RODRTOUEZ, TONY RODRIQUEZ, HOWARD HALL, RUBY JOHNSON, BETTY BOWEN, MCNEVA NCOOHNTOK, MARY THOMPSON, JAMES SANDERS, DOMINGO NARTTNEZ, DOROTHY YARBROUOH, MYRTLE DELL HOTT, JAMES FRANKLIN BRANDON, LYDIA GILBERT, ANN MANNELL ELIZABETH LILLEY, WAYNE WILKERSON, LILLIE JOHNSON, TOM SUMRALL, MAX TULLY, JAMES MAILLOUX, WILLIAM THOMPSON, RUTH BEAVER, BILLY MOORE, MARY MORSE, BETTY EWING, MICHAEL EERNISSEE, VERVA ROBERTS MRS. TI-IEILMA FRANKS, Principal ,J ii i 6- , fr via 4 we XL x Rx X A M -.RR i . 4 X N 0 4 0 f 1 Y ' W :fs ' w X fix TJ 1 :lv Q x k : lg E WK g 2-M '799' W L ,E If I fwf12 .pai M, 1 f31'k-,aflfff A- N ,,5 'g'd Hklwwgz L 72 C7244 X awo??75'4., I MJOM BILL FLANIKEN MARIE UNGER wnfaw., ALLFNA STILL KENNETH QMHRIS 522649 o-wzo?z'4. J. E. FRANKS SALLY REMMERS QQ 543414 me NEVA NELL DAVENPORT FARRER GILLIOZ fu' 'ur Y ' I-. X 1?' Vx SLK l kv ' .Oy ' r fwf E , , if ty gl! 7 f f7020n.Q Zfvw M270 yaffy,-,H Seated: First Ecu: Second Row: KING J. E'?'.AN:iS, QUEB2-I VQANDI1. DGCHESS JO ANN l3lE.LIOZ, DUAET 119323551 AU'I'iiY, FZIJ9-3.5: QSLSL :iia.?..LY JO MILLER, LAUY Eff?-TA LSCKES, QUHF24 OF 45-46 DiLOEiib 511555, DUKE ROEEHRT 319.91 , DUCEZEB53 I.l.Z.ELNE XONYAZQK, PRINCE J. T. FiLE'Ii, ilXJY.f3L P?l?wYCF3SS MAREEZ UNGUE, LAEEY' FEOELH 11.425 DAVID, LADY EFFIE LE-,llfl WFE'fMOii?ZI..1lND, DUKE F,5ILl?.5iE. '-'x 'P1fALe, DEJCEHQBS S1512 IEOLLOWAY LAKE! i'?a52':' UKCQUMU, 2213213 !1.fMJ.:gi'2 LAD? 'i'55'Li'!f1 5il:lE'J'f2'3, 'i1C.L , . W 'Q 4. -1.4M :sw-fn' .. ,. f-.1 ,a M ',f2' . . 1 , LOUKON, DUKE ALLPNA STLLL, f' fiafkfd, LAZEY W?'.S1?QOf5iI.:ND ,',7m..,g,feI1fJ, !9 ,X , A ,Af I ,. Af ww my jxx ' r fx ffswii 5: X1-l1i.N.x,,m .gr 662242 QUEEN VVANDA OF' THE HOUSE OF BEAVER 0453 ZPZUM! IW .4 ir:-Bf Row: fM1FZI.l2.li?'I'i' CONKLU5 5031 QLLLLSZ DORIS S'IURF2f3 DOROTHY DYEM ?-1Ai'iTH11 Y Y U A I I EKO?5H?1'f'f, ?5?'fl'f':f ilQfi , fEf3N?5If'Q HALL, Prrklxif 1'nfIq.jUiaKD, OPAL e.3ON2S2XLF'fkl, Fgiffff. 1lJifKE'i, JU XE-251,-,f..f.,, i1!'ii'QfiLU'I Z:?'f YECYEULZE, CAROL iSQ3TR'KiING?fR, HMQJDA 3i4D'!E'f5, Tfifii? fO32f25LN, J.-.QZ?II,?'Q 3521312 ANN JRCQE3, ?f5ARGiE'f EEPLEP, E1LFFlE ,f ...v, ,...,, X .. - A 'vr,..:. fwjfxPLnE'Iu If-i'fJ:'1'E How: w5',53.1I3' 3Zi,5ElEJUfNE, l3C5HiJ'Q?54sf 5275, ixOLSnLl? KJUEEY, 1.0-6 2wfI?'QZfifJlQ1'.L1Qlf2, f'1?.,?.f 3-si'iEi i5.i', J555fH'f A Zil5Id?IiFTJEiE?, 530121. 'fn'I iI'3, LOri.w.?l? Ox QILC, 4-P- 'Rf Elf: 11:EI.:fE11., 2. fO'E?'2Ii2i' XQW, ifkhli' 'f'15.QIf4U:xi'ilIJ, l'XJiiS2'f5Y ff1fEkN, fl Lin LUN .AQPEVIS 5'f.f.,fiJUN'2, fTIi!iL1'2'i.NF Hf2'1f3'Ef, -DNF NHfsL.E.?J, ANNI. iE?wl:il.E g , D?:.i.iJ. 1.5 f3fi.3.Ni'Ei'EFJ, FUZILU. YELJLNIJGN, f-12.512 '.Q11i.N!',Y, 'Hiililifi MLLUQO, 'f -xiii.. Frirci Row' SALLY EH?-ifYi'ifi1ii, Exl.LE',NEA :lUN21nfIEl, QZONNIH DODN3, Nilfda Im'i5.2'i, .LLEZNA TT ILL, iri!xNEFia ffiilklhffflii, Kfiiill. Ufiilifi, Hllllfl. liO?3Elhft1, :'TmX.l,Ni'. I'1s:Cnil'.i'Y, LFZH, ELSIYI HULLGWAY, TDRIIIS EMHR, PLSTIEQH ZUNLCGA, 'fffffllillx iiEEIVI'ff3, Aiigfffnilffiif CR?i'l'F1R, '5AHlihRf5'l' WEIRD, HOBBY ?4cCAfiTY, VONillf.LLi31Ei.L?5,':T, JOAN 1 ' f v v L1.L.1u,A. ,W 1 Riff . ,-,, -Q., ,xf V., ,..m-Mwk, Q . K J , av -ff-5 'xiii' A' fi? ,. ' ' if ,wg L, if n . Q O5 W 0 ,KX Q A f A ,, - - ff' V. - ' 1 ... ,4 Q! C v Hffv - U PH uk GUESS who Nr-5, TQLNA Fr-Anfff OLD-DEES SAM Old Dunn AVCAJ1-a', ,ST gAsK17tbAIl TEAM A L nm snr wl- 1 I .Q ' Q' If gf f .Q f Vw N QQ' f 1 xfvf P Q 1 k ai: 5 W ALTA LOHA'5 111,531 Slfefblk ll TCAM 1 iw-1 as , 3 1 Q ' I , . . u - 1 f A A ' ..- . T ' A 'ff'l!Ll37..i X Q-M... :v A',NMv'? I ,' . .vn.z 5 f?f'M. 1. f Lili. ., . -1, mqazij . 'f Q, I:'::-ff. ...vw P Y' ' ' . .- ' A. .E' wfizmi.. : :on 4' Q - W 'Y-.gy-v. ...- ' 'A J -57' 'af.'T'1 ' H I 2. --:QI 'J 1 . .. :sm 33 'UQ sl ii 5 nm -qv FQ' 4 if . :'X.:L.I: yt 1: Q W Q . f , - WK MIN' 0' Mi A' W , in su Al and Sal Lee and Mae A .r Q 1 'wx Mark and Meg V R' . , .t , 1 v i ,, . ., ' A Q , ' ' 'fi' ' k M ' F .4 - Q 525 vw, J W L, ,. - NINE ' , 1. . Y 5 N AM 1, A N '5 ix Well - Well? A Bit of Irish Innocent! LHWQFL Lawdy! You Name 'Em. F : . 4 igiig. 1, , 'ls 1 F' Q A- ,gf , .1 3 gm , 'vpn ' L ' f,.-4. If , 1,7-A L- LZQZQL ww ,cx 15:4 z. , .-1.4 j If 5' Vai' , -tif ffm I ,Agf fff i s ' 4,- f , . it ff- Q., ,, lf-' -:-11 S..- Q v--:avg .,,.. -v Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: wfiaff Que JENE DYEBS, Managerg ROBERT MARX, BILL FLANIKEN, ODIE DAVIDSON, Captaing JAKE FILER, Co-Captaing RAY REIFEL, ALLEN KELLERMAN, COACH BEHRINGER RUPERTO MENDOZA, GERALD BEHRINGER, RONALD LOHIEC, ALAN SKILLWAN, ADRAIN LaDEAU, KENNETH HARRIS, JOHN ARAUJO, WILLIAM DYDA, J. E. FRANKS FRANCIS CHILDS, A. J. DAVIISON, RAYMOND WUITFJKA, DONNIE HARVEY, AUTHER AUTRY, JOE JACK TOMBRELLA, FARRER GILLIOZ, WILLIE PAUL BUSH Not Pictured.: JOHNYI MITTELSTED - Co-Captain Qoofia ff ZVQFZA-ZQZ, To start the year off right, we took the first game from Van Vleck. This gave us confidence for the next game with Pearland. The odds were against us in every respect for they had heavier- and more experienced players. Coach Behringer couldn't see it that way, and for a week preced- ing the game he put the boys through in practice, and all the while impressed upon their minds the thought that they must win. We lost! It was a very deciding score, 36 to O. Santa Fe next tangled with Addicks High at Santa Fe. It was a very exciting game with Santa Fe com:i.ng out on top. The final score was Santa Fe 18, Addicks 12. Next was Danbury. We went to Danbury with high hearts, and with a lot of determination. They were entirely too heavy for our team! The score was 31-12 in favor of Danbury. The Danbury victory aroused the Indian'S determination and when Friendswood came down the next Friday, it was pretty sad for them. The Mustangs did their best, but of course, that was not good enough. We lost our last three games to Missouri City, League City, and Sweeny. They were all hard-fought games. To Coach Behringer goes the credit of having out a well- coached, disciplined, and fighting team. No game was played in wlfich we did not do our best. K --1' V .M T7 xnff fzcoc N Pictured above is Jake Filer, Santa Fe's All District Center. Jake is 17 years of age and a Senier. He holds in his hand ri trophy which he received when named on the All District Team. Santa, Fe High is proud oi' Jake and will miss him when he graduates this year. U. I ,MUUF gmgsfjaff fixed? M? .MO. ., E 3 lg' 2 S i .,-gn. Ami Front Row: COACH BEHRINGER, RAY REIFEL, BILL FLANIKEN, Captaing JAKE FILER, ODIE DAVIDSON, RUPERTO MRNDOZA, JENE DYESS, Manager . Second Row: J. E. FRANKS, ROBERT MARX, RAYMOND MATEJKA, WILLIAM DYDA, KENNETH HARRIS EW ,fuk M. 4-ov. as Y X , f 1, I 'BETTY HITE J UANITA HUNGERFORD SALLY REM-QERS Q 1 n - P The Pep Squad through the entire 1946 season has shown the very best of the Indian's spirit. The .Squad was pehind the boys in every game thy played. , The leaders were active all year and not just at the games, but they were there behind the bqys in every thing they did. The pep rallies before each game put the minds of all Santa Fe students in a spirit of eager anticipation for the games. Their sponsor, Mrs. Teena Franks, showed the Indian spirit that only a true sponsor canshow. 4 3 I Waffsyfaff guna! ,N ,... . .1 .Rf 1 'q,1 ' L.........,X -qv... .. . ., ,.., X N-, .am K .N Q vw, . A.. N 'Q .4 Front Row: ALLENA STILL, Lflilill UNIBER, WAND11 CMSSHIR, EFFIE LEE WEfL5TifEORE1LfGiD, Captaing R. G. ANN JASOB, J!1.CQiiFZ BERRY, MRS. E'ri.i1Nii5, Soach Second Row: WIAHLY HELEN POUCHGT, hRfiEi3iNZ in-g'ILi2, MARY CATHEHLEKJZ-I i'3S:Lli'TONF3, N031 ,Li T' DAVID, zf?!iRGlHLwu1E PESPLEIR THE VOLLEYBALL HAPPENINGS OF '46-'47 Mrs. Teena Franks, the coach of Santa Fe School's Volleyball Team, found several lettermen and other pro- mising prospects from last year. This material developed hastily, and Mrs. Franks was soon ready with a team com- posed of Effie Lee Westmoreland, Captaing Nora Mae David, Marie Unger, Jackie Berry, Wanda Chesshir, and R. G. Ann Jacob. There were six other girls vieing for a place on the squad, namely: Margie Mae Hepler, Deloris Rush, Ar- megine Carter, Mary Catherir1e Sckittone, Mary Helen Pour- chot, Connie Dodds, and Rosie Moore. December 15, was a sad day for all the boys and girls of Santa Fe. Mary Lou Denny, an athlete who had personali- ty plus all the characteristics of sportsmanship, was forced to leave for another school. This was quite a disappointing loss for the Volleyball Team. The team went to their first tournament Saturday, Feb- ruary 8, at League City. The honor accorded Santa Fe's team was consolation prize. We received a beautiful trophy'. Ef- fie Lee Westmoreland was named on the All-Tournament Team. This was the first silver volleyball that Effie Lee won. She won another at Galena Park and a gold one at our tournament. Her pride and joy was the volleyball awarded her for being on the All-District Team. The team won second place in our tournament. We are equally proud of our other All-Tournament play- ers. Jackie Berry, a four year letterman, won All Tournament honors at Dickinson, to add to the three she won during pre- vious years. R. G. Ann Jacob, still another All-Tournament Player, won her first volleyball at the Missouri City Tourna- ment. The girls played scheduled games with Klein and Galena Park. noon GOING, GIRLS! -R'-. M '4 N 1' ...-M' M --.f 4 M P-:E-1 ' ' , K4 Y, 4. 1, .4 , x 'Y' .1 ' 58554. 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