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

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l 1 J nf Q v SENIUH ELASS UFFIEEHS U I f ,D llxfig JI Qi l ffl J 1 EUGENE FERGUSON SCOTTY SCOTT ELOISE HALE CHARLES ROGERS JACK SWATZELL JACKSON ALLEN MISS HICKS . OFFICERS I ,J PRESIDENT L,LL,... ......,.,L,LL...,..,.L.,....L,, EUGENE FERGUSON -sf VICE-PRESIDENT .,L, LLL,LL..... SCOTTY SCOTT SECRETARY LL,LLL,L... ...L,L E LOISE HALE TREASURER L,..... .,,,,. C HARL1-:S ROGERS REPORTER ,,L, ,,.........,L,,L ,L,,,. J A CK SWATZELL SERGEANT AT ARMS ,LLL,,LL L.,,..,.,.., J ACKSON ALLEN SPONSOR ..LL,,,,. ....,L, M ISS HICKS On September 4, 1939, 140 lovable, but somewhat noisy sophomores enrolled in Steph- enville High School. Taking some time to find out what High School was all about, they finally Settled down and contributed much to their school. They were fortunate enough to draw Miss Hicks and Mr. King as their sponsors and Scotty Scott as their president. The most outstanding event of the year was the presentation of two one-act plays, Twelve Old Maids, and Hem-y's Mail Order Wife. As Juniors they continued their good work in lessons, sports, and all school activities. Again Scotty was elected president. Luck being with them, they elected Eloise Hale, a member of the class, as School Sweetheart. After presenting a three-act comedy, Mother-In-Law Blues, they were able to have a Successful Junior-Senior Banquet. Suddenly this fun-loving, noise-making bunch found themselves Seniors. Yes, they were even dignified and studious the night before exams. A member of this class, Bill Hicks, was elected as president of the student body. Again Eloise Hale was elected School Sweetheart, and Eugene Ferguson presided as president of the Senior class. On the football field and basketball court this class was well represented by A. V. Roberson, Scotty Scott, J. B. Garrett, Bill Hicks, Jim Whitacre, and Dudley Everett. Their last year was indeed full of fun and studying. Looking back over their High School days, some happy, and some not so happy, they see they have accomplished much and carry with them many unforgetable memories, but Stephenville High will long remember the class of '42 for its outstanding students, its high ideals, its cooperative spirit, and yes, even its noise.

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CLASSES These are the Classes, good ones toog Study? Well, teachers may think we do. P

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DELMON ALEXANDER A lex F.F.A. '39, '42, Track '41, Football '39, BILLY JOE ANDERSON Blub Football '41, Basketball '42I F.F.A. '41: Yellow Jacket Boosters '40. BILLY BEENE 'Legs Band '40, '41, Vice-P1'esi- dent, 42: The Yellow Jack- et, Assistant Editor, '41, Editor '42, Falcons '40, Stags '42, S.P.C. '40, Class Play '41, '42, Class Favorite '40g Class Favorite Runner- up '42g Baseball '40, Bas- ketball '40g Who's Who '41, '42, State High School Who's Who '42, The Yel- low Jacket Play '41, QUATA BOATWRIGHT Quata F.H.T. '41, '42: G.A.A. '40, '41, '42: Class Play '40, Pep Squad '39, Baseball '40. STEVE ALEXANDER Steve MILDRED BET AR M STRONG Beth F.H.T. '40, '41, '42, G. '40, '41, ' . MARY VIRGINIA BICKLEY 'Virginia Choral Club '42, G.A.A. ' Class Play '42, SARAH R0sE BORDN Sarah F.H.T. '42, G.A.A. '42. CLASS UF 1942