Seminole High School - Tepee Yearbook (Seminole, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1945 volume:

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If We have erred, the sincerity of our :,: lli editors make amends. t , We Wish to express appreciation to the entire faculty and 0, Christine Mills. student body for their help, and especially do We Wish to thank Mr. Dewey Davis for his ready aid and sympathy with- out Which this book would have been impossible. W DEDICATIQN To those Semlnole lndlotns Whose shouts no longer echo through our hglls hut Who have heeded the botttle cry ot our country gnd Who gre g1t,,1ng thelr servlces herolc glly cmd unselflshly We dedlcgte th1s l9-45 Tepee They never fgll who d1e 1n g gregt cguse But st1ll thelr sp1r1ts Wgllc gbrogd Though yegrs elgpse oind others shdre As dork ct gloom They but gugment the deep gnd sweeplng Thoughts Whlch overpower dll others Byron Especlglly do We Wlsh to honor those who hgve mgde the supreme sgcrltlce thot Sem lnole Hlgh mrght go on to gregter helghts gnd new glory Lest We forget Rgy Igckson Romsey Longb hgm Wesley Mgloen Ellwgrd Smlth J . T. . . . - 1 ' ' And conduct the world gt lgst to freedom. Xsjf' A. LJ 45 mascot' PRESENT: NG - TOHVIY HAWK The newest, Um, qrccnesf, -freshesl' veslm-an ever to discover' america, af S9mmole, Huqlw Sclfzoof. :sch euous In alum Ommq H K . Q: as b n chosen J45- TE, buf we. Smcerdq Hope, he. olae ngi' represent the tluera7e, Slzudonfg 1 . Cp-gclfi' .Far 'Uwe Qffdfld W mu.s1 be clnuuded. befwecn Jean afgerqdrf edabor, Gnd. Jerr Da.uas,lwer 7 2? 0.5515 tant. - IS hone other fhqh -Hmf' 'T I H- . s 0 :gg X op the, SYS ! ?,-mpg! J Y ll. 1 H L' i an ,fg fli Q XX 9 Ji' . fzf ADMINISTRATION I SME 'B' guiierirgfglerrb Dear Students: , l wish to congratulate the student body of Seminole High School for making it possible to publish a yearbook this year. The scarcity of material and labor has made a difficult task more difficult, but the leadership displayed and the hard work that has been done will no doubt be an inspiration to students who follow you for years to come., Yours truly, Dewey 'Davis Superintendent ZWMOQQE Mom OZIZZ I XZIILELQQZ , . ,V,,,V, Students of Seminole High School: May the members of Seminole High School of '1 ,uw AH 1945 review with great pleasure the activities herein t A recorded..ln the years to come, when you are old and grey, may these pages remind you of the care- free, happy days that you thought were so hard at the time. ' Yours is to be a life of great responsibility. The winning of the war and the securing of the peace will be your task, but l know that you will meet these great responsibilities with the same degree of success with which -you have met and mastered the problems that you have encountered in high school. Sincerely yours, l A. Iinkins, Principal U MW LOUISE CAMPBELL kia an QS' English, P. E. 4, ,MW ' Q . 'Nik lm -4 IOHN P. BURNS Mczth, P. E. R. H. DAVIS Voc. Aqriculiure W. A. CARSEY Spcmish, History LOYD KEEL English 1. W. TIDWELL History, Math QM DALE MCCOOK Bcmd OMA KENT Stenoqrcxphy MRS. W. W. WHITE Home Economics EO PRICE English, Library CE DAVIS GRACE P. WOOD Y Secretary to Supt. MRS. DAVID L. MILLS , Art, Speech, History MRS. GLENN SIVIYTHE Music ALDENE HUDSON Athletics TOMMY HAWK Professor of: 4 B.V.D., R.S.V.P.,1 BO. SENIORS L .6 r:-f 5 WW A-any--Q Nm nwwwm xw?0W mis! B f 1.., 4' 2' an :',., 1. . Q RUBY AGNEW Library Council Volley Ball AN ALGER Library Council Paletteers Pep Squad Siqrna Delta Chi Student Council Tepee Staff CORDELIA BLAIR ROY BRANDON F.F.A. LMIKE AGUILAR DOROTHY BARRETT Girls Chorus Phi Gamma Gamma IOANNE BOWERS Band ' Girls Chorus Senior Class, Pres. Sigma Delia Chi MOZELLE BROCK Girls Chorus Pep Squad Leader IOI-IN E. COKER Girls Chorus Pep Squad Sigma Delta C Tepee Siaff IERRY DAVIS P.H.T. Vice-Pres. Paletteers, Pres. Pep Squad Sigma Delta Ch Tepee Staff Tepee Queen ALCIE FOWLER Phi Gamma Gamma Student Council Q MAR IOHNNIE GILMER Drum Maior Sigma Delta Chip Pres. Tennis CHRISTINE KITE hi, Vice-Pres. DOROTHY EVERETT b F.H.T. Pres. Football Queen Pep Squad Leader Phi Gamma Gamma, Pres Student Council, Sec'y Volleyball Captain Y VIRGINIA GARRETT TI-IERESA I-IARGROVE Volleyball A Bend Girls Chorus Sigma Delta Chi Solo and Ensemble Senior Class, Vice-Pres. ,, as 4-.Aw T . , gff ' ' , t Q In f 'l T ' ' If :gf ..t,. Mm .... Q we--...Q ,...w... IUANDA HUGHES F.H.T. Girls Chorus LAVERL KITE Band Paletteers nw..- X ALBERT LINDLEY A. Z. Basketball Band Football Solo and Ensemble Track Tepee Staff HERMAN MACK Basketball ' Football Track CHARLENE ISLER F.H.T. Girls Chorus Sigma Delta Chi' NANCY LUSK Girls Chorus Orchestra Phi Gamma Gamm Senior Class, Sec'y ALMETA LINDLEY Band lr 5 Girls Chorus l' Orchestra Siqma Delta Chi ,4 Solo and Ehsemble . f I DOROTHY PITTMAN Band Girls Chorus 1 Orchestra Sigma Delta Chi Solo and Ensemble a, Vice-Pres. I- t lv , 1. ,f fN 2 -Q 3 dk ,iw Orchestra ARCHIE 2' f, Z-ix? S Orchestra BILLY WEBB A. Z. Baskeiball Football Track Tepee Staff iz.. fi J , , ,f'i'j i I 1 i 5 JUNJQRS If 3 lh:'LEE --Z In . 1- A Mg, 54 9 ,ii M V -- H 'Y .yn ,fy I. 53-- ZV, Q Q, 5 . llzl I N ,J f 1-ff' 'A ml? ,r-aw' a1..:,s4Q2, i:QZ523?i,sf ' w , 4 ,gm fi it ' 4 'wi 'Q' , i ' x 5 xv WSW 5 ,fy , K lx f cgtifgi H rally - Eliz- Qglx 2, H ,,,1,', W3 -' if l A V , 'gm -N 1-'?:.i'ff 47 -Ea S -- fl 1' , ' A K ' ' Q 5-' f U on '?fl N Q 6-1, Y Ruby Nell Cooke Fay Franklin I. C. Henson Betty Bullard Charlie Iameson Beverly Besancon Mary Lou Powers Patsy Ienninqs Bernice Brandon Donald Patton Bobbie Randolph Iohnny Parker ,..- ..4' .... -...... I- -1. ,..-1 ggiieirf- 1-1- .-1 1.- .Q . in Q ' Q fl! r' A D- 5.-t 0 0 - - Q Patsy Slaton Billy Ayers Billie Ray Parker Bobbie Walker Dorothy Scantling Lenora Riden v Floyd Mock Kenneth Munnerlyn Margaret Ann Boyd lack Marcus Quanah lobe Delores Buhman A .fm 15523 xf 45 ,az X xi My f a fi 5 R 'S .1 , ww- r . . W Q m x 'ms g Sl W? . fi A 'mx ' 'V QF X ' EM 'X , 79353 ,A ,gf 4 - 'JJ if YA, gf M .ire K, Ie K5 ,, we l 'E f 3 P05 iv' ,uv -as 1..1,.3f ,vit-www, 'YW' Y 1 ,U . K f ' 4 Q-f ns X X as K. Q ,, ,g'2 , , 3.7 A NA J WV 115:10 L. X 42 ,, C. D. Wic Preside kson ni -1 X Oleta Wuldrep Vice-Presideni Viola Shipman Secretary fowow Miss Omcx Kent Mrs. Hazel White Mr. I. W. Tidwell A-nf-z QQQHQMQREQ y ws -4 L SHPW0 1 SJ was 5 Eugene Kitchen Bonnie Brown Neline Taylor Helen Belew Iameil Aryain Patsy Barber Mary Eunice Barrett Mary Helen Bice Fayrene Burden Charles Cannon I. O. Chaitin Olive Chambliss Charles Coggin Logan Cook Roy Dean lobe Ina Mae Davis Delton Dodd Loydell Faglie Wanda Io Fuson Gene Goodwin Gordon Gray Lida B. Greenwood Tom Hadaway Jimmie Hart vt V y lt Q4 l If I itll if . if Iohnnie Henderson Philip Hill Constant Hoocl Peggy lean Hom Bonnie Howell Martha Howell Jimmie Raye Hughes Ray Dean Cook Charles Wiley Lambert Loyd Lunceford Vernoise Littrell Vernon Mack Pat Malcolm Billye lean Marshall Betty Ruth Measles Howard Metcalf William Murphy Ruby Lee McCullough Marguerite McGill Laverne McNew Gloria Nelson Marcell Nevels Calvin Partain Frances Patton reliev e- it ' A i S ' if 'Q , y ,- T' -3 In , ,J N , i f W B if .1 may -.- W' l Wh fy K A ...,.: K J ,E mn x , , ,, ,I , 4 b t, ,1 56 ' : -r 2, 25 , , -fab ,Qs 1 ,I ,L I .,,, f .. , .T 11 , ' 5' 'ii' T. I. Potter lack Riden Oleta Sadler Ruth Slaton Sue Smith Iewell Stanley Gilda Rae 'Stephens -Shirley Tibbetts Anna Nell Tyler Val Ioe Walker ' Frances Ward Betty Lou Warneke Mary Loyce Webb Ioann Wright Emma Lou White Marion White Buddy Yates Melmer Zimmerman Christine Milli Grace Wood 4? Tfxx . 'NY- wins: ff. Ll' vvxw- f ' 'QXHXF A xi ZA FREE?-WEN M f 1' fa? E 7 A '3,.4 all -1 ..---'-,,,,, 0 ef ,cl 1 . bcjp Y X '-NM.- 'fx X -ffl '53 ff' S . 'J-9 iw is Bobby? Aqnew Iohn Ancell Freeman Austin Charles Baker Emma Lane Barker James Black Felix Blair Murray Bowen Raymond Boydston Andy Buhman lohn Burns Lucille Burns Bob Burton Betty Chambliss Roy Click Oleta Dearen Alva Dudney Dayton Elam Melba Lou Elledqe Louise Faglie Betty Nell Gossett Marjorie Greenwood Iuanita Hadaway Dorothy Hale Carol Hargrove Rex Harten Benny Hudson Bobby Hunter Betty Io Isler K Robert Iameson Odell Kite Lois Livingston Darrell Marshall Lon Mathews Mildred Mills Billy Neel James Powell Don Powers Billie Price Wanda Raclcler Qghmaw ia-fi Sli wt 'L 23 '::s.: ..-.sms -12. -- - 5 .., if 'Q Q, 1 , '4 X fi 2, f ff PM by --, 'lv ng' f ---- . ii . ,-.li ' Jog O , 'f' 1 ' 4 . 1 Z ' 4 3' 65 jg 6? 'nz- 'Qui' 'WSW it ' M V ff' tt' - vi: .fvilifti W m--11nana,...,t,u.:v wma:-a sa in t x i Helen Randolph Charlie Maud Ramsey Raymond Randolph Melvin Sims Lyndell Smith R - Tommy Sparks ' Peggy Starling Nina Taylor Clara Lee Turley Wanda Walker Eddie Sue Wameke Betty Io Whitt Dovie Widner Warner Williams Jimmy Wood Charles Everett, Pres. fn, V 'I M 49' . I., .1 K' 1 V' 1 X 4 , fl ! 1 LM f W fyifjflg , W7 X ' fl J ff f?N K ??' 52 I I X Q' 19,1 Xu L Q X ffw W : ' at ff A, If ,ff 4 m l X f 'f L i X 'rx . FE A 2 U H7 ,. 5 Miss Jerry Davis, Tepee Queen, was elected by unanimous vote of the student body in a contest sponsored by the Tepee Staff. The Queen was presented in a formal coronation ceremony December 7, in the high school auditorium. Miss Davis is a senior, blonde, beautiful, and the possessor of a friendly personality. She was es- corted by D. Tyler, also a Senior. The queen's attendants were members of the remaining class- es, Miss Viola Shipman, Iunior, Miss Billie Iean Marshall, Soph- omore, Miss Betty Io Whitt, Fresh- man. ifowwwf 'Mlm' Jw ,Qi b2Bm6u'v'C WW 4? EW ' 1 R- 2 TQLWQT 941 LUZJMU7' QW Gitax' with my 'Q' DOROTHY PITTMAN Always in tune with the times, active in music cir- cles, Sigma Delta, and church work. Likable, good sport, and always willing to do her part. Carried away eight medals in music contests last year, recommended for sponsor of scrap metal drive for next year. PEGGY STERLING Possessor of real Carrot Top, lots of personality, toots a horn with ease, also has a voice of unknown quality Pretty cute! 'AZ BEVERLEY BESCANSON '- Dabbles in most everythtngg goes in for music, smart, sways people with her elo- quent speeches. V ' A ' , r , ,: ::iEh,f f 4 . iiiihi si f 7 fl. Q-ff: ' 2' f sf. -2 ut. X L, '55 fast- vet H ' 7 Q' R l. . uv, gg If 1 '::,. I .... 1 PAUL TIPTON Local crooner, great admirer oi Frank Sinatra, cute, likable, plays football, sings, and tor- tures teachers. He uses Van Gogh style in art, expected to publish New York Times in near future. MELMER ZIMMERMAN Better known as Clem, Tall. Tan. and Torililc. plans to be a farmer, is active in F.F.A. work, plays football. IOANNE BOWERS Good student, has unknown formula for making A's. Helps teachers, sings, is active in church and social work. One in a million, like a needle in a haystack. CHARLENE QUILLIN Silence is Golden so she is rich. Nice, quiet, well liked, has a flair for writing. EUGENE KITCHEN Leader of the Sophomore pack. Quiet, good natured, and plain nice. Packs quite a wallop for such a little man. CLARA LEE TURLEY Gremlin who comes around with notes from the library to erring pupils. Good student, does O. K. for a freshman. K QMYVBMNW 55? 5 OP N'-JA' 'Q 'Wk I V 'Mis Wimgmgf gfsr 0112 L CITIZEN OF 2 4 194-IT ,QPU , Home .-sQf+i'f'1-q xxx, - 'Y1':I ff' 35,5 K1 ga 3' XENA .Q 'ww . L fa: I 4 Q W If 5: wg . :a.5!0?.5t5ig X -'if ww 'H Mn Dau: o 7 if sag, O1 'S' flfaevc IS foci around. 'lil-18, Cvrnfffflcq- Ce! off My fogf vii? vwy 4' 10 gig .5:::.2L QQ El:-epzrra bl -. '51 p0'flO x..u Qmozcv, The Norse, Beaner j 1 Rvmw- , 7CorceA., haf aa hflan. W T f--,,....... A uf X X S W!! ffxT HfE . 'HQ 3 e ALBERT LINDLEY BILLY WEBB PAUL TIPTON BILL WEBB HERMAN MACK COACH HUDSON This marks Coach Aldene Hudson's third year on the coaching staff of Sem- inole High School. In l.943, under the capable coaching of Marlin Hayhurst and Hudson the Indians won Regional Championship. His value to Seminole High is shown in the great respect the boys feel for their coach. D. TYLER Q50 After a season spent in the cellar, the Seminole Indians came out of the last two games to defeat Post 6-O, and Seagraves 6-0. Lunceforcl made the touchdown against Post, Bobby Walker scored against Seagraves. The squad is looking forward to a more success- ful season next year. iffgpff ,. captain of 1944 W ff 'C sir if zi, , E ,,i , x fe ire te 'ef X ' KSYYQQEP? .4 I E J 1 if ' 4 5 ,vw ma. ,.-ua. an PATTON WALKER MOCK LUNCEFORD HOOD' Schedule Seminole vs. Hobbs Seminole vs. Slaton Seminole vs. Brownfield Seminole vs. Denver City Seminole vs. Lovinqton Seminole vs. O'Donnell Seminole vs. Tahoka Seminole vs. Andrews Seminole vs. Post Seminole vs. Seaqraves f i1.iQ H W '1..i .. 'T' : ,. .Q ...Q W A3 'ge l ..., A Ax,. , X ' .. i 4 .J . . ---- 1 Af . 2. M- ww-Q . - sys. .ig A f. 'rm ,.. H , .Split . Ss' 23 V f ls f :..tf:tN:fff.sJ..s f .. .M A if, 4 .S Ji. .1M.::.f.:.,a1..gg:f.ss.,wfEe-aft .. ' Although Coach Burns, has only been with us one year he has proved to be a capable coach and friend to all the boys under his leadership. He has not only won the respect of the players and student body but the people of Seminole also. He has been faithful, loyal, and has qiven praise and credit when it was due. we feel indeed lucky to have such a man as coach. W COACH BURNS S' DoRoT1-1Y EVEREW Football Queen 1 A DELTON DODD VAL IOE WALKER RAYMOND BOYDSTON HOWARD METCALF I. O. CHAFFIN 2' is ' pg 2 if 4, 7483 ' X Q A: :H X, 51: I A ALBERT LINDLEY- N PASSING OUT Mymw William Murphy-Manager ,IL I P S f X 92 if-' ., - - iw - .4 ,Q M X ' , 1 F1 ' A51 wx NM -,X H1 M v A M W . M W , , af- .I Q 'f V :sv- ' ff, 3 2, iz, - gg ,,,f'Z'f3 my 8 , . O 5 .,.,, ., A 1 . V' ' 6 : ' , A. , wwf ill in N.,., 4 ' iw?- , . 'N-1+ JOHN HENRY BURNS IACK RIDEN IAMEIL ARYAIN LOGAN COOK CHARLES LAMBERT . , . ' 'A J, .5 A ,, 2 3 if 1 0 I MA , , .ZL- ,hm N.. .L 4' 'ig-91 ol' . . . n- - ' ',,.,VMWi., N , , , N ' . 2 ,Q ix an 5 VW 1 2, ' f v -. 5, vlQvb,f 0' iffy Q .fb Tw-.g. O t it p. d CONSTANT HOOD ' HKICKING UP 'Six A ,..-,, 43- 'e :r 1- .,.. ,, v f , . K Win.. 3192? W' s1 1,gm ,Q Pr .flu ,, , .-A . . . , ..,, T.Q..12f'f ':'k .-::.--.-2-M. LTA- vii-.A if 1 ,a 4 fi , 'P 'VQZQQQN' aww:-'fizQQQ,.'ei--f r y 1-3552 J -A -V ' ' - L -f :.-Tier-Q,-W , - V N N 1 Q I N 0 ' - ' 'i v if X ,jx g .-' - W . 'QM LF .A 1 ' g .ggL,Vgnxgx.H' '- .145 mfiv-2' I Y I V. I . .L 'iff ,NM A I ug x, Q- r-:,:...s1,g,' :pf-Q 'Y K' X , ' , 3 , ., ,ww gjfyggf fx- :Q 3.2 vw ju ,I '-,.,7f3,' ' jj 3lQ3w fg ,1 Charles Everett, I lf-Q A .. All-District Guard 1944 O , N -Y' Yf X f 5- ' j im . 1 3+ ei fe!! .nun , Q A , sn 'N ' my i nh . ax: gf.1 'g.,..,t l gi. fl: Q 5 le lr . 1. :Eff , if f f. in l it Q ,Q .V X 4, 1 W A , l 1 , . QE. Nl.. . , . LM Donald Patton, Forward: Delton Dodd, Forward: Albert Lind.- ley, Guard: Constant Hc-aid, Guard: Billy Webb, Guard: Iameil Aryain, Forward: Billy Ayres, Forward: D. Taylor, Center: Charles Baker, Forward: Logan Cook, Guard. r SCHEDULE , Andrews, 2 games vs. Serninole Seaqraves, 2 games vs. Seminole Denver City, 3 games vs. Seminole Plains, 2 games vs. Seminole Front Row: Aryain, Cook, Lindley, Hood, Webb, Baker. Back Row: Patton, Dodd, Ayers. . + sw-,.w,.+:f.HF'f., , . 3334 K 'fl A 4. gd ,lb ff: 'b' 15'-ss r , I , 1 I , . l ' E Q, ,,.,,, A . . 'F h ' nf, Pi 4? . - ' - , in 1- ..., x J. E I i 5 3 ' 'Ey af 'p-wr 'sn 1 - -. BF, .f Q B C i it ,ai if 4 C W A E B n it I Front Row: Lambert, Forward, Walker, Forward, Riden, Center: Metcalf, Guard, Charles Everett, Guard. Back Row: Cannon, Guard, Burns, Forward, Blair, Forward, Click, Forward: William Murphy, Forward. 'W'5qPWw6 ?a,sfeei6a,!L 7-921211.--1 JA Afaffv wife 75fo4L... R R. H. Davis, Coach Front Row: Iames Powell, Odell Kite, Rex Hartin, Bob Bur- ' ton, Robert Iameson. Back Row: Raymond Randolph, Benny Hudson, Ray Cook, Iohn Ancell. fn' F ,,..,sy... '-' iffcmaig L. AV A qv- WG464' 72 74fVf :,:j':: : E , .,.s:,. . L , ,l , 'V Y ', Q me-ff f 4, 4 2 3? 552, X . K ' , , 5 Q Q 34 M 5 5 . t ..,..,, A 0 , I Z eff ,P ' W 3 nf ' 'E W LX. ifggiyvf, w 9 5 Q Q gf 3 ,. gi 5 , , , is Q ii i f hz N -r Blair, Biden, Hood, Dodd, Ayers, Murphy, Walker. EXVAXXS 5 Gilmer Brock Henson Iinkins F! ,QP ZZZJAQZZ B741-J lst Row Walter Gray larnes Powell R. C. Hurst Arthur Parks Odell Kite Richard Bohannan David Walker lack Estep SCHEDULE Seminole 21 . , ,. A... Denver City O Seminole Seaqraves 6 Seminole Denver City O Seminole Seaqraves O Z 2nd Row Gene Williams Ray Cook Wesley Patton Crowder Wharton Thomas Smith Tommy Gilmer Nevada Sinclair Mr. Davis 3rd Row Ernest Iordan Ralph Iones Iimmie Marcus Larce Vernon Rex Burns Don Powers T. I. Potter Benny Hudson Wanda Fuson Ruby Nell Cocke Ina Sawyer Tommie Lee White Betty Io Whitt Miss Campbell Berniece Brandon Buby Agnew Iewel .Stanley Bonnie Brown Dorothy Scantlinq R'w'?w'N Charlene Quillin Neline Taylor Dorothy Nell Everett Reba Rae Quilliri Iohnnie Gilmer MQ? Ziff IH' Everett, Captain Sawyer, Co-Captain Am Gilmer, Manager A ff? ' 13,0 U15 GN N, Mrs ,Q ORGAN IZPWONS emgim Jclfavf 61166 rg Zan The Concert Band has been very active for the past two years, especially considering that they were two years of war. During the school year of '43-'44 the band played a series of six concerts dedicated to the purpose of selling war bonds and stamps. At these concerts the l .md sold S46,456.00 in stamps and bonds to the citizens of Seminole. This school year, the band is engaged in a series of concerts dedicated to raising funds for the Gonzales Warm Spring Foundation, Gonzales, Texas- a hospital for the treatment of infantile paralysis. We as a band are proud to have sponsored these two projects. Music for these concerts has included many classical standards and pro- gram music, b11t at all times music by American composers has been played more than other types. Student soloists with the 'band this year were Almeta Lindley, Beverly Besancon, Dan Moody Whitaker, and Iohnnie Gilmer. Dale McCook is completing his third year as director of the band. Both the band and Mr. McCook express appreciation to the school and the school patrons for their cooperation these past three years. N11 1-in A ll f e :Y gl A97 .2 1 i . A 'Q gy - 4, SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND ,ml ' ', '7h ' 1' E , , , , , .Q .N .V A iw ,. . guilt' ., ., .. n -V .... ...,. fr I .'. ,:: r .'1,- s I,,'?-gil ' -' -' f 'Y ' 'AT Q' ' l Q A 1 l l .E 1--' 1 , ., -' 6 . 6 .5 , X3 3 ,, A 1' 5 , , 'f 5, a f 3 . rv'-Q1 sr 1- . ,,.- 'NX .f Djs, D . ' it 5 eff. -A ff ,D A . v-N dx, ifE21'l, 1 ,N f Q ,xy x bm , ' ' ' vw , MA AW , lohnnie Gilmer, Drum Major Albert Lindley, Drill Serqea. 0 If l' ,Q f ' X ,C X X. SEMINOLE GRAMMAR SCHOOL BAND Orqcznized this school year. q 1 6 4 V 1 I .V in J 'Y L BILL WEBB Vice-President jew: :wk 249 4 502006 5060 ALBERT LINDLEY President fs 6? IOHNNIE GILMER DALE MCCOQK Drum M059 Director With capable student leadership, the Band has operated for the past two years on a Democratic basis oi student self-government. A constitution and by-laws were drawn up outlining purposes ot Band and suggesting procedure to accomplish those purposes. Self-imposed fines for infractions of these rules not only help to teach self-discipline, but provide funds tor picnics and probable Spring banquet. t Regular meetings each month offer a chance to practice this self-govern- ment and also provide a time and place for soloists and ensembles to play new numbers for the first time. The Band membership express appreciation to their officers and librarians, Almeta Lindley and Charlie Iarneson and their property manf Kenneth Mun- nerlyn for their leadership and throughout the year. ALMETA LINDLEY Secretary Treasurer if .9 AOPLZCA Girls Chorus was organized in September, 1943, with fifty girls enrolled. Twenty-four of this group were selected for State Regional Competitions which were held in May, 1944. The Chorus received an A rating and were judged the best chorus of the day. In September, 1944, fifty-five girls enrolled for chorus. At the end of the semester Mrs. Smythe selected thirty-six girls for contest work. This group of girls will represent Seminole High School in the Regional Contest. ln December, 1944, the chorus presented a contata, Carols of Christmas. They also furnished programs for the Lions Club, Rotarians, Womens Church Federation, and assembly pro- grams for the high school. The chorus was combined with the band in several benefit concerts. Seminole High School is indeed fortunate to have Mrs. Glenn Smythe as choral director and the girls chorus has proved a valuable addition to our school. ' I5 f x ll' ! ll! I y B Q 5 The Solo and Ensemble Club CSGEJ is an organization within the band to encourage and promote the playing of solos, trios, quartets, and sextets with various combination. To become a member, each student must have at least five public appear- ances either in solo or an ensemble. ln this type of playing, the student realizes to a greater degree the value of teamwork-too, he is encouraged to learn other instruments than his major in- strument. ' BEVERLY BESANCON DAN WHITAKER A ,X Flute Solo, Sax Qucxr., Coronet Solo, Brass Y Cl T xo Brass Sextet, Cornet T 3. . 1: an l N r' if 'K BILL WEBB Bass Solo, Brass Sextet Clcxr. Solo, Clar. Trio THERESA I-IARGROVE '29 its X ,Q 5 9? 3 f X4 4 if Q lg 41 gf' A K Y f M' s f 1 'X -V IOHNNIE GILMER WILFORD PRUETT Alt Clur Sol Cu C rnet Solo Brass Solo Clcrr Trio Mixed Quintet B asa Ouar. - - WM o o 1 r o ,V , , li! rm . ., . , , V 1 , A I Q I 1 1' V, Clcxr. Ouczr. ip H B , -were-V . W1 ' , Clar. Oucxr., Sax Ouar. ALMETA LIN DLEY Trombone Solo, Bras Qucr., Brass Quintet Brass Sextet ALBERT LINDLEY Horn Solo, Brass Quintet SHIRLEY TIBBETTS Flute Solo, Flute ' Trio V .ZWZZAZ ff DOROTHY PI'I'I'MAN MARY LOYCE WEBB . Clarinet Solo, Clar. Tenor Sax Solo, Clar. Trio, Clar. Ouar., Trio, Clar. Quar., Mixed Clar. Quar. Sax Ouar. FAYRENE BURDEN CHARLIE IAMESON STORY PAT SLATON Clarinet Solo. Clar, Trio, Clar. Quar., Mixed Clar. Quar. Sax Quar. ANNA NELL TYLER Clarinet Solo. Clar. Ouar., Mixed Clar. Ouar. MARION WHITE Clar. Solo. Clar. Quar., Saxophone, Solo, Clar. Bass Clar. Solo, Mixed Mixed Clar., Clar. Trio Solo, Clar. Trio, Clar. Ouar., Sax. Quar. Clar. Quar. LA RUE TIBB'I'I'I'S PEGGY STARLING CHARLIE RAMSBY Oboe Solo, Clar. Trio, Sax. Solo, Sax. Quar. Sag. Solo, Sax. Quar. Piano Accom. DICK PRUI-Z'I'I' BONNIE WILLIS RUTH SLATON Bass Solo Hom Solo, Brass Sexie! Sax. Solo, Sax. Ouar., Clar. Quar., Mixed Clar. Ouar. ,Q I 9 ,Sf I' df ye awwgfe if 6 JZWMZ pfflffjfl Mrs. Glenn Smythe, Director The newest organization in Seminole High School is the orchestra. It started rehearsals in the latter part of Ianuary and is now composed of forty pieces. This group plans to enter the State Contest and will be the only string department in this region. Personnel , First Violins: Sue Webb, Lyndle Smith, Beverly Besancon, Iohnnie Gilmer, Gilda Raye Stephens, Anna Daughtery. Second Violins: Ted Smith, Iimmie Raye Hughes, Ierry Greenwood, Ellen Riden. Viola: Mary Loyce Webb, Dorothy Pittman, Ioanne Crawford. . Cellos: Nell Daughtery, Oleta Waldrep., 1 Bass Viol: Nancy Lusk, Lucille Bums. ' First Clarinet: Theresa Hargrove, Patsy Slaton. Second Clarinet: Fayrene Burden, Anna Nell Tyler. Flutes: Shirley Ttbbets, Mary Edna Pruitt, Robert Iameson. Saxophones: Charlie Maude Ramsey, Peggy Starling. Horns: Bonnie Grace Willis, Marceal Nevels. First Trumpet: Dan Whittaker. Second Trumpet: Wilford Pruett. Trombones: Almeta Lindley, Iohnny Ioe Parker. Baritone: Kenneth Munnerlyn. A Bass Horn: Bill Webb. Piano: La Rue Tibbets. Timpani: Iimmy Wood. Bass Drum: Reba Raye Quillen. Snare Drums: Betty Ruth Measels. Bells: Ioanne Bowers. . 5 'f- ---' .f 54 W - H ' X 'C X G l -. -1.-1--3-, ' MA if by fffmfwff gave! OFFICERS D. Tyler, Pres. C. D. Wickson, V.P. A. B. Iinlcins, Prln. Constant Hood, Treas. Dorothy Everett, Secy. C Middle Row: Fowler, Alger, Iennings, Hom, Smith, Brown, Hargrove, Isler, Warneke. Back Row: Lambert, Baker, Everett, Patton, Pruitt, Ayers, Pruitt, Starling. The Seminole Student Council was reorganized this year after an absence of four years. The Student Council was organized to give the student body the opportunity to express its will through representative practice and democratic procedure. Each home room has one representative and an alternate, elected each semester. The officers of the council are chosen by ballot of the entire student body. The council this year has attempted to control the hall traffic and the cafeteria line. lt has cooperated with the administration in an attempt to keep students from losing textbooks. The assembly programs have been found more successful after student council planning. Tentative plans for next year include fun niglrts and pamphlets for new students and freshmen. 3. . Q H 5 's.....s ig? fff- -'fi Top Row, left to right: R. H. Davis, I. Riden, F. Mock, I. O. Chaffin, M. Zim- merman, D. Patton, H. Turner, D. Dodd, Con. Hood. Middle Row, left to right: V. Mack, W. Briggs, B. Agnew, R. Brandon, B. Hill, H. Price, T. Sparks, Q. Iobe, B. Yates, I. Ancell, R. Cook, Coggin. t Bottom Row, left to right: I. Hart, D. Elam, I. Hughes, B. Price, E. Kitchen, I O. Kite, M. Sims, R. Randolph, R. Haztin, W. Briggs. . HONORARY F. F. A. MEMBERS Eddie Paul ' Superintendent Iameson Iones Dewey Davis These men were elected honorary members of the local chapter to pay them tribute for the effort they have put forth in making the F. F. A. Chapter and Vocational Agriculture classes a success. The boys take this means to say THANK YOUI V. A. and F. F. A. ACTIVITIES 1944-45 wi , ' i Sponsor a parent and son banquet. Enter all District leadership contest. Sponsor District poultry judging contest. Assist in setting out trees and shrubs in the park. Help beautify the school grounds. Run a broiler production demonstration. Enter district and regional livestock judging contest. Enter district and regional crops judging contest. R. H. DAVIS Advisor fs ..A.: ' it -X x -1 - 4 X ,W- 4f x2Qf,.f Top Row, left to right: I. Hart, Sentinel: F. Mock, Reporter: Q. lobe, Parlia- mentarian: E. Kitchen, Historian. Bottom Row, left to right: H. Turner, Treasurer: I. O. Chaffin, Secretary: D. Patton, VicePresident, C. Hood, President, and R. H. Davis, Adviser. GENERAL ORDER F. F,A. MOTTO We are asking that you learn Learning to do that your brain, like Washing- ton's and Iefferson's, will direct Dging to le-gm your hands to do things that 'Earning to live make life more pleasant and profitable on the farm. Livinq tO SGFV9 ': - tk 5 js, Btillye Iean Marshall ,tefgf 'if Elected F.F.A. LN if 4 Sweetheart A W. .,-f 1944-45 EN' ,W Ir. Chapter Team Sr. Chapter Team ' y 1stDist., 1945 znd Dist., 1945 , 562150056 914406 ez r' af Qmiwre afffefywkens' afixdn. Bice Isier, C. Hughes Stephens Randolph Hadaway Faqlie, Louise Burns Davis White Everett Brown Whitt Warneke Walker Backler Taylor Gossett Widner McNew White Barrett Faqiie, L. Charnbliss Patton McGill Taylor Isler, B. . Barber 1 W Hughes, Buhrnan Scantiinq Turley Hale F .pg 1 ff qs Q -I L' ' ' If D. Shipman MCI-Ianey Bidens Brandon Agnew McCullough Quillen Sawyer Fuson Horn Srnith Ienninqs White Barrett Greenwood Charnbliss Eiledqe W Xnzgjff 0 I DOROTHY EVEREIT President Wars E. 4 ll MRS. W. W. WHITE Sponsor 5-L.,-l ,-as -'N 7 Ar v- ' O-t PA V ,v--ll-f .. Wine-ttf 4 ' .-'p ,:Q:,p V LGEQV y BONNIE BROWN ' 5 L5 .V LUCILLE BURNS Treasurer ' Reporter PURPOSE OF FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF TEXAS To develop organized interest in homemaking as a vocation. To foster high ideals ci an appreciation for home lite. To learn more of the changes which have taken place in the home and the rea To To making To To To sons for organized training. respond activity needs and enter into cornrnunily activities. encourage recreational and educational activities tor students in home- education to stimulate interest in the Wise use of leisure time. encourage thoughtfulness and undertakings. stimulate interest in acquiring broad experiences. promote mentally and physically healthful girls and women. I Y 0.15 eww' 59 ,, 6 ,W 4 IERRY DAVIS Vice-President Q threw' V M., N eline Taylor President Sophomore Bonnie Brown Sec'y and Treas. Sophomore lean Alger Publicity Senior lara Lee Turley Freshman Betty Measeis Cleo Price Sponsor ,ff, .177 it f ' f f if fi X If Zx 5 fff M MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Gilda Raye Stephens Nina Taylor Laverne McNew Wanda Rackler I Patsy Barber Vice-President l:::i::': i ' 4 A' Sophomore Marion White Reporter Sophomore Wanda Fuson Sophomore 1 bfr M' 'ff .3 Dorothy Hale Freshman x Sophomore .Q ' Betty Gossett :: -I ::': .,.' Freshman Ioan Wright , W Sophomore ' li A Ruby .Agnew :N dt ,.,1y Senior if M' f egg A 4 X ',,... - QYEA ,. --- ,R CHEER LEADERS Mozelle Brock Patsy Iennings 5-J PEP SQUAD Louise Faglie Dorothy Hale Sue Smith Dorothy Barrett Tommie White Loyedell Faglie Wanda Rackler Clara Turley Marguerite McGill Ruby McCullough Olive Chambliss Christene Kite Oleta Dearen Betty Gosset Neline Taylor Patsy Barber Gilda Stephens Ruby Cooke Ioann Wright Oleta Sadler Dorothy Everett Dovie Widner Bonnie Brown Viola Shipman Ierry Davis Iean Alger Wanda Fusin Peggy Horne Oleta Waldrep Nina Taylor lilazel Rogers The Sigma Delta Chi Chapter of the National Sub-Deb Club was organized in i9,43. This club is a high school sorority organized for the purpose of pro- moting friendship, providing worthwhile entertainment and developing interest in civic work. First semester activities included a hayride and a scavenger hunt for fall pledges, a Christmas party, sunrise breakfast, and a silver tea. The club sponsored a blood plasma bank for Gaines County, collected funds for the Warm Springs Foundation, and sold subscriptions for the Seminole Sentinel in order to secure funds to build a club house. The club colors are blue and Whitey the club emblem is a blue ana white triangle containing the Greek letters. New pledges are added twice each year by unanimous approval of the members and are then presented tothe public in a formal presentation. J FALL PLEDGES AND ACTIVE MEMBERS ZAX 5 fo ,QDZZKAL gba' Gilmer Coker Davis Alger Bowers Besancon Hargrove lsler Pittman Horn Smith Rhymes Starling Marshall Belew Webb Tibbets Tibbets Slaton Slaton Burden Iameson Lindley Nelson Dunlap Boyd Measels Nevels Litterell Howell Hargrove Stark Mills ,ng :HK Ar.-., -,r ' 4'av.f? 40 ' LL:-, . ... N, in V29 if B ,rii M- fr- ,ll IV., ' A FQ X05 ESQ' Pt T .Y0 1lO Tw TYLER LINDLEY WICKSON AYERS SIMS WEBB TIPTON The A. Z.'s, social club for boys, was organized in l944. lt is the purpose of this club to maintain among its members a high standard of character, a strong bond of friendship and to participate in all worthy social activities. The club colors are purple and gold and the club flower is a bachelor button. The club pin is a black and gold shield bearing the letters A. Z. PALETTEERS Q - l yflg A ' ,B . i efilmigfpx . -94 wif Turley Davis Kite Tipton Mills Howell Alger Faglie Stephens Dorothy Everett President Nancy Lusk Vice President Tommy White Sec y Treas Mary Stone Reporter Mrs. D. K. Randolph Mrs Con Hood ?A, 31,1444 6411414 H Randolph Fowler Cocke Barrett Fuson Burns Lusk Brown Shipman White Standley Ienninqs Stone Randolph Ramsey Willis Davis 6-Rfnlis ff W I ' F' XX., H f I fg 4 fff M1 14255 ff' f 'A ELEMENTARY SCHOQL 2 1. FIRST GRADE Mrs. M. H. Hubkor, Teacher FIRST GRADE Miss Pearl Dobbs FIRST GRADE. 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