Stephenville High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Stephenville, TX)

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N f I SENIOR ACTIVITIES 1. Registration. 2. The Red-Headed Stepchildf' 3. Third verse, same as the second. 4. Dig- nified Seniors. 5. More of the same. -X Banquet, MO' 'Sf , Q .WW n I Y K I x I 7 1 , .X X ..1G..

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SENIOR OFFICERS , BARNEY WELCH AARON AUTRY C. B. RUSHING JACK WILSON BILLY BROWN MRS. JOHNSON OFFICERS ' PRESIDENT ,.I,..,,.,,,.,w ,LI,,,L.,,... .,.,,,I, B AR NEY WELCH VICE-PRESIDENT II...,......... .,,,... . AARON AUTRY SECRETARY-TREASURER. ,,I,,, I,I....,. C . B. RUSHING R ORTER. ...,......,..I,,,I,.,I LI.I . .. JAC WILSO EP QL- K N..f SERGEANT AT ARMS LI..,I,, .,..,.,.,IL,.L,L,L..I, B ILLY BROWN SPONSOR ,,LI I,.,IL MRS. JOHNSON 'A In September, 1938, 161 sophomores invaded Senior High School and captured Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Long for their sponsors. Of these 161 students, 82 had graduated from Junior High the previous spring, the remaining '79 were made up of mid-term graduates and rural students. From this group, 103 were promoted into the Junior Hass, where they were joined 50 others. Of this group, 89 became seniors the fol- lowing year. At this time, 41 more were added to the class roll, making a total of 130, of Whom 105 are candidates for graduation. The class of '41 Will long be remembered for its Outstanding achievements in foot- ball, basketball, track, and tennis. The class has presented four good plays-Elmer, Hounded by Hate, The Haunted Castle, and The Red-Headed Stepchild. Perhaps the most outstanding characteristic of this class is that its members are a group of jolly good fellows. .S E-