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

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JIM WHITACRE Whit Football '41, Basketball '40, '41, '42, Track '40, Tennis '40, Baseball '40, Class Re- porter '41, Class Favorite '41, Stags '42, Band '41, Brass Sextette First Divis- ion State and First Division National Contests '41, Fire Captain '42. FLORINE WHEELER Florinc VERA MAE WIMBERLEY Vera SYEIL WOLFE , , . I 4 f. Syb The Yellow Jacket '40, '-'11, Class Play '41, 42, Class Favorite '41, '42, F.O. 0. '-11, '42, President '42, F.H.'I'. '40, '41, G.A.A. ' '41, Choral Club '40, , 42, Quartet '41, Trio '41, '42 , Reporter '40, '41 , SP. C. '40, Band '40, '41, '42, Play 40, '41 Majorette '40, '42, Drum Ma- jor j42, The Yellow Jacket ' 4 Z, Advertising Manager, F.F.A. Sweetheart '42, 'Fen- nis '40, Baseball '40, Typ- MARY RUTH WINTERS Ruth EDITH LOUISE WOOLEN Fuzzy Pep Squad '39, Band '40, '41, '42, G.A.A. '39, '40, '41, '42, F.H.T. '39, '40, F.0.0. '42, Minute Men of Science '42, Volleyball '40, '41, Baseball '40. ing '4l. MARY BETH WORKMAN WINONA PEARL WRIGHT Beth Band '42, Minute Men of Pearl Science '42, G.A.A. '42. LUCILE WYLY Cil

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class M1942 , lik 1 IMOGENE Sums Imogene Vollcy ball '40, '41, '42, Baseball '40, Spanish Club '41 '42 , . EUNICE SMITH Jo Anna Class Play '40, F.T.A. '40, G.A.A. '40, '41, Choral Club '40, '41, Dramatic Club '41, Pep Squad '40, Band '39, '42, Interscholastic League Spelling '40, '41. MARY Jo STOCKTON S 'f 8 X J0 - N . . . , 2, or u GAA '41 '4 Ch C1 b 3 '41, Minnte ,Men 9 cience X xt, 421 lgwf J 1 p . ,h 1 V , 1 J , JL: . -7 H f' - X, 'ft ! 1,1 A f 5 1 ff xx-Vyjv M' r ,K 'fl 'JJ C A X if j ff - Qfy .UM J I X ,1 oy A U jJ'ACK SWATZELL RUBY LEE TACKETT 2711076 Tackett S-P-C4 '42Z Stags '42, Ser- Pcp Squad '39, '40, F.H.'l'. Sant at Arms ' Class Re '41 '42, Declamation '40, I-Z , ' porter '42, Fire Captain '42. JOYCE TEAGUE Joyce Class Favorite '39, C.U.B.S. '39, '41, President '41, l .H. '41', G.A.A. '40, '41, '42, Interscholastic League Spell- ing '40, '41. LAVERNE THOMASON Verne Band '39, '40, '41, '42, G.A. A. '39, '40, '41, '42, I .H.T. T. '40, G.A.A. '40, Drum '39, '40. Major '40. ...261 MAXINE WAKEHELD M ax NVinncr of Know Texas Contest in 1940 District 9A.

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U N 1 JUNIUH cuss urrnns Aim. l R P r ,. A i I Q 'SE We I ,-., BUD HIGGS CHARLES cAssTEvENs DOROTHY JEAN STIGLER BARBARA GOODGAME JOHN RIGGINS MRS. MURDAUGH J . Ll fx X ',u-JV v..A.gL,v4,1 ugj Ei K PL' 1 Z IU!-f'r lf-fm they. 4 Ee:-.fyv-x.f0fV 'Lf 'J V rj .J , ff OFFICERS -21-0441.151 wf..w-Q 'we l 'Lu' Z , , ,' 7- I fx, aC.f.fg,4,,LAJ ugfltg PRESIDENT AA..,..,..,.. K..AA.,,A. . A7,7AAAA,v.A. U D Hioos .55 .11 1. Mggl VICE-PRESIDENT AA,..., .7A,..... C HARLES CASSTEVENS J 1, ,Ag -L,,,,, SECRETARY ,,,E,,,,. TREASURER ...,.A.., 7........ B ARBARA GOODGAME - REPORTER . 7,7,EE7.7,7,E,7,.E4,,,7 . 6 . .......,, DOROTHY JEAN STIGLER Q , ,mvgtj -VIS-az,-8, x A K0-V 'u6LAxx4,1luL.- fr -fw.4,fs,? JOHN RIGGINS ,LM-gVJ LLM-?c,v JN- SERGEANT AT ARMS ,...EE7,,7EE,7,7,E,777,E.,,,..,......,...EE LEON :ROBERTS ,,JAjgJJ f' , K' SPONSOR ,T7.... . ..,, MRS. W. J. MURDAUGR H-U-1-'-N13 Lua.. -i4.u.,UL .,, KQX-QT .1.Q,Oa-4..v..E,L-a.,.e4.J-J 'I' - .J D - H ' ' r C,4.,a.,f , ru Aorf X xfx.4,,, L10 During September, 1940, not only 138 freshmen entered Senior High School but alsolv-fav-1, -Zl,,.-L. their very admirable sponsor, Mrs. W. J. Murdaugh. These loud but intelligent sopho- mores proved to be diligent students and showed their acting ability by presenting, The Phantom Bells, one of the most outstanding plays of the year. In 1941 they re-entered Senior High School with the new and somewhat more im- portant title of Juniors This past year has been filled with numerous activitiesg all of the students have worked diligently to provide means for the long-anticipated Junior- Senior Banquet. To prove they were a versatile class, they sponsored a book review, bingo stands, and the sale of wondergraphs and pep pins. Then these students presented their never-to-be-forgotten play The Mummy and the Mumpsf' Toward the end of February they began planting a garden in which they raised part of the food to be used at the '.f4.,f..13 L.A.f.f,L.At 1.1-144.4 -1,0 12,1 glut gil Qt, 4 is annual banquet. In athletic activities, as well as in other phases of school life, the Juniors ,LU ' ' I! shone. Eight Juniors-Ralph Hicks, Blucfford Hancock, Joe Day Pair, Quain Parnell, 1'9'L ' hia- Ralph Poteet, Bud Higgs, Leon Roberts, and Bob Gore-were football letteimeng Weldon 'ug 11-.vw -Lf' Moody and W. B. Stephens won the school letter in basketball. Charles Casstevcns, one ' 2 of the capable managers of the football team, was also a Junior. .,,,g,.r-Mitra The students of the class of '43 have enjoyed their association togetherg and although Q Q c S ,Q they are looking forward to their senior year with anticipation, their hearts are filled with regret when they remember that next year will be their last in Senior High School. .ggjdu uf-ally R - MJJL, LMALJ-... I ,-Q1-A,,,,,J 3-1-WJ -VW -4, -Zfwwsa 'VU-114134 .A ,,fJ.z.Ad4y'W? , -2s- , 4 6 W I,f.,'.4. ,V fy-Je .. 1'-f'Jf '1:,'