Tulia High School - Hornet Yearbook (Tulia, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1939 volume:

TH 1 939 P L A I NSM AN Published by the students of TULIA HIGH SCHOOL TULIA, TEXAS Dorothy Dallas, Editor Sam Harris, Business Manager H. M. Baggarly, Faculty Sponsor Coach Hatcher Brown J Eclication To our most capable coach, producer of three district champion football teams for Tulia Hi, we the Plains- man staff respectfully dedicate this volume. oXEivor cl In this volume of THE PLAINSMAN, we the staff have endeavored to give vou a true story of our school year in picture. If we have succeeded in bringing back a cherished memory, stirring the mind with the happiest thoughts of a life- time, making you glad you have been a part of Tulia Hi. we the staff of the 1939 PLAINSMAN will have accomplished our aim and will he richly reward- ed. Education is the olden key Which unlocks the Store House Of knowledge for the youth. BOARD OF EDUCATION Hulsey, Pres.: W. C. Cowan, V. Pres.; Jas. T. Hale, Secy.; K. E. Ramsey R. G. Clennin; Ray Bivens; I. C. Sprague One who is giving the best of his life to further the cause of education; who has given us his undivided attention and untiring efforts; who takes life as it presents itself with careful insight and consistent devotion; whose life is an example of the truest of ideals; whose nobility of character exemplified in daily habits is an inspiration to attain the best; our friend—Mr. F. TT. Turney. Superintendent of Schools PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL JOHN R. SANDERSON (First Semester) PRINCIPAL OF GRADE SCHOOL G. T. HILL JbtiuUnt donned Top: Sam Harris, Pres., 11a Marie Wheeler, Ted Sponholtz, Virginia Davis Bottom: John Will Nichols, Margaret Jones, Kay Barbour, Fonda Zane Duke A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Sckoot fc acu H. M. Baggarly, Business Administration B. A., West Texas State Mrs. J. C. Bateman, Home Economics B. S.. Texas Tech Lurline Bowman, English B. A., West Texas State Hatcher Brown, Physical Education B. A., West Texas State Raymond E. Ferguson, Band B. A., Howard Payne J. M. Hill, Vocational Agriculture B. S., A and M Clyde M. James, Mathematics, Second Semester Principal B. A., Texas Tech M rs. Clyde M. James, Spanish B. A., Texas Tech Charles Reeve, Science B. S., West Texas State Martha Rudisell, Librarian B. A., Southeastern Texas State I. H. Turney, Superintendent B. A., North Texas State, M. A., Texas Tech Jane Woodruff, Speech B. A., M. A., Texas Tech ( ’laclz Scfioo[ JaciXiij Maurine Archer, Auditorium B. A., West Texas State M ary Ann Broadwell B. A., Trinity University Mrs. Joie Dale Brown, Second Grade B. A., West Texas State Mrs. Lynne Day Galloway, First Grade B. A., East Texas State Ollie Mae Crawford Gardner, First Grade B. A., Durant State Teachers Bessie Goodrich, Public School Music B. M., Ch icago Musical College Kate Gossett B. A., Texas University G. T. Hill, Principal B. S., West Texas State Roberta Hunt, Third Grade B. S., Texas Tech Lorraine M. Penick, Second Grade B. A.. West Texas State John R. Sanderson. Seventh Grade B. A., M. A., Texas Tech Lily M. Taack, Elementary Math B. A., West Texas State ALMA MATER We’ll always love you Our dear T. H. S. Though days be stormy, Though days be fair You’ll always be Dear to us, Though we’re far, far apart; We’ll always think of you, Our T. H. S. Merrell Hutto SENIORS 1919 «4 � MAY M � 3939 'SUN MON. TUI. WED. THU. FBI. SAT. � � 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 � � � SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ......._... ............... R. L. Stringer Vice Pres. .. Sam Harris Secretary —......__ Neonia Sherrod Treasurer ............. —............John Emmitt Sponsor .. —--------- H. M. Baggarly Lon Hacker .. Ghost Woman____________ Lucy Hacker ___________ Joyce Wingate__________ Florahel Wingate_______ Bedelia_______________L Ralph Canning _________ Terry Tanner __________ Will ie Worgle_________ Blacky Sinuns _________ Class Play SPOOKY TAVERN Cast R. L. Stringer Elina Jennings Maxine Wilkerson Neonia Sherrod Mildred Gayler Jean McKinney Sam Harris Ralph Owens John Emmitt Clyde Helms The Owner of Spooky Tavern Who Haunts Spooky Tavern ---- A Spiritualistic Medium A Resourceful College Girl — ---- Her Younger Sister The Girls’ Colored Mammy A Senior in Love with Joyce — A Junior in the Same Fix A Stuttering Freshman Farone’s Former Henchman Known as “The Creeper” Farone Van Barbour £ E.mo'ii, Vrniontrout. Stella Esther Sorensen Chapter '38, ‘39; Choral Club ’37, ‘38: Dramatic Club ’37; Social Ethics Club '39 rterburn, V. H. Football ‘37, ‘38; Track ‘35. '36, 37, '38; Athletic Club ‘37, ‘38. '39 Harbour, Van Earl Senior Play, Spanish Club 38: Vice Pres. Social Ethics Club '39 Bradley, Joe Football '37, ‘38: Basketball ‘37; Boxing ‘37; Annual Staff ‘39 Burrow, Wynona Pep Squad ‘35, '36, '37, ‘38; Social Ethics '39: Esther Sorensen ‘37 Cameron, Buckaree Football 36, '37, ‘38; Boxing ‘38, ‘39 Cobh, Stanley Basketball '36, '37, '39; F. F. A. '37, '38, '39: Football '36; Athletic Club '39 Cochran, Marjorie Pep Squad Stunt Manager '39; Speech Club 38, 39; Parliamentarian Esther Sorensen Chapter '39 Cosby, Earl Bell Dramatic Club ‘38, '39; Social Ethics Club '38, 39 Cox, Marvelle Senior Honor Student; Social Ethics, '38, '39 Dallas, Dorothy Pres. Jr. Class: Pres. Pep Squad 39; Pres. Esther Sorensen Chapter Editor of THE PLAINSMAN ’39; Pep Leader '37; Junior Play Dawson, Edwin F I’ A. 37, 38. 39; Social Ethics Cluh 38, 39; Senior Honor Studen Doan, Allan F.F.A. 39; Social Ethics Cluh '38, '39 Doan, W. A. F.F.A. '39; Athletic Cluh '38; Social Ethics Club '39 Emmitt, John Class Treasurer '36, '37, '38, '39; Football '37, ’38, '39; Pres. Drama Club '39; Jr. Play; Sr. Play Ewing, Bob Finck, Doris Social Ethics Club '38, '39; Pep Squad '38, '39 Fletcher, Walter Earl Football '37, '38; Band '35, ’36, '37; Track '36; Basketball '38 Gayler, Mildred Jr. Play; Sr. Plav; Most Popular Girl ‘39; Pep Squad '36, '37, '38, 3 HORNET Staff '39 Gardner, V. R. Junior Play; Football ’36, ’37; Dramatics '36, ’37; Social Ethics Cluh ’38; Track ’37 £ 2tOTl Goff, Marne Social Ethics Cluh ’38, '39; HORNET Staff '39 Hancock, Charles Hardy, Lorine Harris, Sain football 36, '37, '38, '39; Pres. Student Council 39; Pres. Freshmen (.lass; Pres. Soph Class; Business Manager THE PLAINSMAN '39: Best All Around Bov '39 Heck, Justina Social Ethics Cluh '39 Helms, Clyde Social Ethics Cluh '38. '39; Dramatic Cluh '38. '39; Senior Play Hulsey, Kirk Football '39; Band '37, '38: Basketball '39 Hunsaker, Avis Pep Squad '37, '38. '39; Esther Sorensen Chapter '37, '38. '39 Hutcherson, Gwyn Band Sweetheart '39: Pep Leader '39; Spanish Cluh ‘38: Secy Jr. Class Jennings, Elma Pep Squad 36, '37, '38. '39: Junior Play; Senior Play Jones, Bill Social Ethics Club '39; HORNET Staff '39 Kello� : Elouise Pep Leader '37; Secy Esther Sorensen Chapter '39; Band Drum Majo '39; Band '38 Luster, Stella Social Ethics Club 37, '38; Esther Sorensen Chapter '38, '39 McCasland, J iminy Football '36, '37, '38, '39; Co-Captain '39; Captain Basketball Team '39 Pres. Athletic Club '39 McDonald, L. G. Football '37, 38, '39; Band '36, '37, 38; Track McKinney, Jean Esther Sorensen Chapter ’38, ’39; Social Ethics Club ’38; Declamatio ’36, ’37 Manguni, Everett Basketball 38, 39; Tennis ’37, '38, '39 Miller, Wilson Muirhead, Travis Nevins, Max Social Ethics Club '38, '39; Football '37, '38; Basketball £, Orr, Milton Social Ethics Club 38. '39; Basketball 36, 37 Owens, Ralph Senior Play; Football 38, ’39; Boxing 38. 39; Basketball 37, 38, 39; Extemporaneous Speaking ’39 Patterson, Pauline Patzig, Duane F.F.A. 36. 37, 38, 39; Social Ethics Club ’36, 37, 38, 39 Powell, Roy Spanish Club ’37, 38; F. F. A. 38. 39; Social Ethics Club 38, 39 Sarchet, Edith Spanish Club 38. 39; Pep Squad 38, 39; Esther Sorensen Chapter 37, ’38, ’39 Seale, Viola Spanish Club 38, Pres. 39; Vice Pres. Esther Sorensen Chapter 39: Pep Squad 37, 38. 39 Sherrod, Neoma Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Sec y Senior Class; Extemporaneous Speaking ’39 Smith, Helen Esther Sorensen Chapter 36, 37; Band 38, 39 Spicer, Evelyn Esther Sorensen Chapter 38, 39; Choral Club 3,; Pep Squad 38, 39 Sprawls, H. G. F. F. A. '36, '37, '38. '39; Social Ethics '37, '38, '39 Stapp, Phyllis Pep Squad ‘37, 38, '39; Trcas. '39; Esther Sorensen Chapter '38. ‘39; Junior Play Tucker, Dorothy Social Ethics '39 Stringer, R. L. Pres. Senior Class; Vice Pres. Junior Class; Senior Play; Social Ethic- '38, '39; Dramatic Club, '37, '38, '39 Stewart, Cleon Vaughn, Albert Football '36, '37, '38, '39 Vaughn, Lottie Mae Pep Squad '37, '38, '39; Esther Sorensen Chapter '36, 37, '38, '39; Social Ethics '38, '39 Wheeler, Ua Marie Pep Leader '39; Student Council '39; Esther Sorensen Chapter '37, '38, '39 Wilkerson, Maxine Junior Play; Senior Plav; Dramatic Club '36, '37, ‘38, '39; Pep Squad '36, '37, '38, '39 Jennings Duke Holcomb McDonald Rudisell JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Imogene Jennings Vice President ........................ Mayo Duke Secy.-Treas. ......................... Wilma Holcomb Reporter ........................—.........O. V. McDonald Sponsor -------------------------------- Martha Rudisell Annual Play THE PLUNDERING HERD Cast Walrus Foreman ol' Long Horn Ranch O. V. McDonald Pappy — A Permanent Fixture on the Ranch Jessie Love 1 imothy I yuan . . A Young Man Looking lor Adventure Ted Sponholtz Zip A Box Car Traveler Jack Bates Gordon Rooers A Young Man From the East M ax Wheeler Shoo-Hi A Chinese Cook H. I). White l cgg Houston Owner of Long Horn Ranch Helen Cowan Ruth Bell — A Neighbor of Peggy “Corky” Seaman Miss Herring ................................................ . A Spinster from the East Wilma Holcomb Svlvia — - - Ward of M iss Herring Florene Fowler Mildred _...................................... Another Ward Dorothy Rogers ----------------- Lola Rae Burton, Hazel Vaughn Merced les White, Tiny Crow, Tony Mayo, Pat Wiman Dudes Adams, William 0. Armontrout, Margie Avent, Melba Barks, Guy Barron, Velma Bates, Jack Boston, Pearl Burch, Joe Edd Burrow, Lola Mae Burton, Lola Rae Cook, Paul Cowan, Helen Crocker, Jane Crow, II. C. Daniel, Ralph Cluniois. C Davis, Virginia Workman. Bill Dye, S. E. Edwards, Dorothy Ferrell, Roy Flynt, Jack Fowler, Florine Gayler, Lavenia Wyrick, Wanda House, Etta Huntley, Geraldyne Hutcherson, Norma Jo Jackson, Virginia Wyrick, C. L. Johnston, Charlotte LaRoe Jennings Barbour Woodruff CLASS OFFICERS George LaRoe ............................... President Ernestine Jennings ______________________ Vice President Annabel Barbour ....................... Sec’y-Treas. Jane Woodruff ............................... Sponsor umozi Smith, Glynn Spicer, Ralph Sponholtz, Tetl Rogers, Dorothy Rogers, Lois Tucker, Paul Max Vaughn, Alva Vaughn, Hazel B. Wheeler, Max White, Marceilles Wiman, Pat White, II. D. Witt, Jane Williams, Nadyne Wyrick, Marjorie Kirkpatrick, B. T. Kirkpatrick, Stewart LaRoe, Louise Turner, Elwood Malone, Louis Earl Mayo, Watkins May, Peggy M aynard, Windel Moore, Liston Mudd, Emery Parker, Walker Rogers, Joe Seaman, Genevieve Seay, Opal Sharp, Mary Evelyn Row 1: Armstrong, Lerton; Barnes, Lula; Barron, Frankie; Brown, Alice; Brown, Hex; Faraway, Archie; Gavin, Joe; Doan, Alice Ruth: Dukes, Elsie Mae Row 2: Edwards, Betty Jean; Edwards, Donald; Fewell, Iva Christine; thick, Alva; Fletcher, Charles; Fowler, Lola Faye; Garrett, Harvey; Hall, Jack; Harris, Buster Row 3: Harris, J. D.; Howard, Jimmie Sue; Howard, Love; Jennings, Willene; Jones, Margaret; Kell, Mattaline; Klous, Donald; Knowles, Doyle; Love, Jessie Row 1: Lady, Robert; Markham, Nan; McCasland, Betty; Marrs, Julia Betty; Maynard, Hershel; Mills, Don; Malone, Eugene; Nichols, John Will; Owens, Ruth Row 2: Pettus, Elwaiida; Poff, Mamie Leigh; Sanderson, Phil; Scott, Polymae; Self, Luther; Self, Steve; Sharrock, Steve; Smith, Jowilla; Sprague, Ted Row 3: Tucker, Johnnie Frances; Yars, C. J.; Wafford, Connie; Wheeler, Celestine; White, Ardie Nell; Wilmeth, Louise; Wilmeth, Virginia Vaughn Davis Edmondson Reeve Vaughn Davis Edmondson Reeve CLASS OFFICERS Gwyn Vaughn _________________________________ President Donald Davis ------------------------- Vice President Charles Edmondson _______________________ Sec’y-Treas. Charles Reeve _________________________________ Sponsor Row 1 : Arrlis, Montie; Avent, Billy; Bivens, Gwyneth Deb; Brown, Tony; Burch, Jane; Bu rgess, Albert H.; Burgess, Buell Row 2: Cox, Earl Ray; Crawford, Marjorie; Dinwiddie, Virginia; Doan, Jim; Duke, Fonda Zane; Graham, Fern; Grigg, Sam Row 3: Gunkey, Geraldine; Hipp, Pat; Hale, Mack; Harris, Ruth; Hunsaker, Anna Mae; Johnson, Pauline; Keehn, Frankie Lou Row 1: Johnson, Tom; Keating, Weata; Lea, Joanna; Lof’tin, Jane; Moon, Billy; O’Neal, Lorene; Pearson, Amina Lynn Row 2: Sanderson, Harold D.; Shearer, Martha Jo; Spear, Helen; Reddell, Rebecca; Reeves, Mozelle; Turney, Rowena; Teubel, Isabel Row 3: Vaughn, Betty Jo; Wileman, Billy; McClure, Neva Cloe SEVENTH GRADE Adams, Imogene Arinontrout, Audie Black, Shannon Boston, Floyd Bowers, Margaret Braboy, Billy Mack Burrow, Hardy Burrow, Helen Cook, Harold Cowan, Robert Cox, Mark Daniel, Tommy Davenport, Marvin Davis, Norma Eastham, Jacqueline Ebeling, Iceland Engleman, Jeanne Finck, Lonella Ford, James Giese, Iris Giese, Marvin Goff, Morris Holcomb, Norman Hunsaker, Ruby Jordan, Jack Kell, Neoma Knowles, Irene Land, Lois Maynard, Bob McCoy, Roy Mitchell, Jack Montgomery, Ruby Moore, Annabel Muirhead, Marvelle Nall, Oliver Parker, Cloyse Parker, Pauline Payne, Herbert Pearson, LaVerne Pearson, Sonny Reddell, Raymond Reeves, Carl Robinson, Billie Ruth Scott, Billy Jim Scott, Hollen Sims, Adele Sims, Walter Smith, Lon Gene Spiller, Billy Stapp, Kenneth Tucker, Billie Bee Turner, Claude Turner, Melba Vaughn, Edith White, Norma Lee Witt, Tommy Woods, Bessie Lee York, Grace SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRIDE THIRD GRIDE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE SNAPSHOTS PERSONALITIES Q uzzn WILMA HOLCOMB cdfonoi tStudznt MARVELLE COX Music is the spice of life. It brings us joy in daily strife. And when a favorite song I hear ’Twill be of you I’m thinking, dear. Jessie (Pappy) Love ............. Lola Rae Hurt on ________________ Miss Woodruff____________________ Van Barbour _____________________ Milton Orr ______________________ Jack Bates ______________________ Neoina Sherrod __________________ Mr. Turney _______________ ____ Buzzy Harris ____________________ Ralph Owens _____________________ Sain Harris______________________ Tiny Crow _________________ ... Frankie Lou Keehn _______________ Tony Mayo ----------------------- Albert Vaughn ___________________ Lottie M. Vaughn ................ Helen Cowan ..................... Mrs. Dougal ________________ ... Virginia Davis___________________ Jimmie McCasland ________________ Mr. James ______________________ I la Marie Wheeler _____________ Justina Heck ................... Joe Bradley ..................... Gwen Hutcherson _________________ R. L. Stringer ................. Kirk Hulsey ..................... J. U. G. Club ...... Elouise Kellogg ________________ Miss Bowman ............... Maxine Wilkerson ______________ Johnny Emmitt __________________ Mildred Gayler ................. Norma Jo Hutcherson______ Marjorie Musick ________________ Bill Jones ..................... Dub Arterburn Dorothy Dallas_____ Joe Rogers _____________________ John Will Nichols _____________________________“I’m Just a Roving Cowboy ’ __________________________ “It’s Love I’m After ’ _______________“Always a Bridesmaid But Never a Bride” __________________“I’m a Ding-Dong Daddy From Dumas” ............... “Louise” ________________________“When Pa Was A’Courting Ma” _________________________ “On the Bumpy Road to Love” ...................................... “The Big Apple ’ __________.________________ “Flight of the Bumble Bee ’ -------------------------------- “Among My Souvenirs” “1 11 Bet You Tell That to All the Girls” ----------------- “The Voice in the Old Village Choir ’ -----------------------------------“Ten Cents a Dance ’ _____________________________________________________ “Marie” _____________________________________ “Ferdinand the Bull ’ ........................................ “I Have Eves” ........ ...... “I Ain’t Got Nobody” _______________________ “Pardon My Northern Accent” ........................... “Johnnie Had a Nickel” ................................. “Puddin’ Head Jones” _______________________ “Hang Out the Front Door Key” ...................................... “Beautiful Ohio” ______________________“You’re a Sweet Little Headache” .............................. “Just a Kid Named Joe ..................... “I’m Just a Prairie Flower” _ “You Rascal You” “What is This Thing Called Love?” ______ “How Dry I Am” ...........—............. “I’ll Get Along Somehow” ...................... “Someday My Prince Will Come” ............ “Whistle While You Work” _______________________ -......... “Jeepers Creepers” ______________________________________ “Heaven Can Wait ............... “I Get Along Without You Very Well ’ ................ “The Music Goes Hound and Round” .................. “Vi hat Have You Got That Gets Me?” ...........—...... ' rm Pop Eye, The Sailor Man” ------------------------ “Gotta Get Some Shut Eye” ...........—.-........................ “Little Sir Echo --------------------- “Carry Me Back to Old Virginny” Brown Bradley McCasland Harris Cook Cox James HATCHER BROWN: Head Coach of Athletics in T. H. S. for five years. In that period he has the enviable record of 42 wins and 10 losses. His teams have won the District Championship three years in succession. Coach Brown claims more friends in Tulia High School than any one con- nected with the school. JOE BRADLEY: Senior letterman and squad man of the previous year. Joe always gave his best and was an inspiration to his teammates. JIMMY McCASLAND: Three year letterman playing at end and halfback. Jim was a fighter from the ground up and led the 1938 Hornets to their third championship as co-captain. SAM HARRIS: Four year letterman and co-captain of the 1938 Champs. Sam never gave up despite the score or odds. He was a great defensive as well as offensive player. He played on the three championship teams. PALTL COOK: Junior three letterman and triple threat back. Paul promises to go down as the only player Tulia has ever had to play on four championship teams. EARL COX: Freshman '38 letterman. Earl was a hard driver and gained power as the season wore on. He will be working hard for another season next year. CLYDE JAMES: Assistant Hornet Coach. Coach drives the hoys but gets results. His efficient line saved the day many times in his three years at Tulia. Crow Eniinitt C. Fletcher W. E. Fletcher Hall H. Burgess B. Burgess H. C. CROW: Junior letterman. “Tiny” gave all he had ami hail the reputation of being the biggest little player on the field. JOHN EMMITT: Squad man two years. John never missed a practice period and helped make the Hornets what they were by his constant efforts. His spirit was never dimmed by any loss. CHARLES FLETCHER: Sophomore letterman. Charles worked hard and his drive and spirit were valuable in winning the pennant. Charles played at center and will be with us two more years. WALTER EARL FLETCHER: Senior letterman. Walter held down the left wing position and few are the times that opponents passed his way. His pleasing personality and everlasting smile made him a favorite among his team mates. JACK HALL: Sophomore squad man. Jack is a fiery guard and his desire to win will make him a regular in the future. HfTWARD BURGESS: Freshman squad man. Howard will see much service in the future due to his spirit and willingness to learn. BUELL BURGESS: Squad man. Although small, Buell had the fire which kept the regulars working for their positions. Kirkpatrick Mayo Hulsey McDonald Owens Parker Sharrock STEWART KIRKPATRICK: J unior letterman. Stewart playing his first year turned in a classy season and much is expected of him in the future. His blocking and tackling were filled with his never dying spirit. WATT MAYO: Junior letterman. Watt is a smart hack and fighter from the ground up. He played brilliant hall and will have his best season next year. His friendly smile and fighting heart will long he remembered by Tulia students. L. G. McDONALD: Senior letterman. “Mac” was a tough opponent from his guard position. He has lettered twro years and has helped bring two pennants to T. H. S. RALPH OWENS: Senior letterman. Ralph ended his career on the Hornets in a blaze of «lory. He was a mainstay in the Hornets attack and cannot be praised too highly as a student and player of the game. WALKER PARKER: Junior squadman. Walker played his end well, hut lack of experience made him second choice. He will make it hard for the boys another season. STEVE SHARROCK: Sophomore letterman. Big Steve was lacking in experience, but made up for it in constant practice and spirit. Steve will be a whale of a tackle another year and we expect much of him. Stoltenberg Turner Vaughn Wheeler Wiman HAROLD STOLTENBERG: Sophomore squad man. Harold was a constant threat to other hacks on the squad and made the team much better by his untiring efforts. He will have his day next year and we are hoping it will be a big one. ELWOOD TURNER: Junior letterman. Elwood is a hard driver and lover of the game. As a line backer he is plenty tough. T. H. S. will he watching him next year when he resumes his dashes up and down the gridiron. ALBERT VAUGHN: Senior letterman. Albert gave T. H. S. all he had and was one of the main cogs in the Hornet pennant drive. MAX WHEELER: Junior letterman. “As tough as they make ’em,” is what they say about this tackle. His two hundred pounds of brawn has stopped many an opponent for a loss. We will be seeing him next fall. PAT WIMAN: Junior letterman. Although lacking in experience, Pat's Irish blood made him a regular end. He is a hard driver and pass snatcher of the finest quality. His future looks brilliant. Cook; Crocker; Harris; Wheeler; Man gum; Wiraan; McCasland; Mayo; Cobh; Crow; Hall; Tucker; Knowles; Brown Tulia’s 1939 basketball season was as successful as might be expected under the circumstances. Getting off to a late start due to a long football season. Coach Brown found only two 1938 lettermen in harness and only a handful of aspirants from which to mould a team. Sickness and injuries handicapped the Hornets throughout the 1939 campaign and Paul Cook was the only regular who started the season and finished it in good shape. Prospects for 1940 are more promising with Cook, Wheeler, Turner, Mayo, Sims, Wiman, Harris, Stol- tenberg. Crow, and a number of junior recruits moving up to fill in the vacancies. Most of these boys will be seniors next year and are looking forward to a great season. Clubs OFFICERS I’.' - I Dorothy Dallas Vice President Viola Seale Secv-Treas. Elouise Kellogg Reporter Maxine Wilkerson Parliinentarian Marjorie Cochran Historian ---------- . Dorothy Edwards Pianist Elina Jennings Song Leader I la Marie Wheeler Advisor Mrs. J. C. Batemon Standing: Dallas; Seale; Edwards; Jennings; Wilkerson; Bateman Seated: Wheeler; Kellogg: Cochran ' Jutuxe. (Df c fmexica OFFICERS President _____ Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter . Parliamentarian Farm Watch Dog Historian _______ Song Leader ----- Band Leader Advisor __;--- Bill Workman B. T. Kirkpatrick Edwin Dawson Alva Vaughn Mayo Duke Albert Vaughn ___ Jack Flynt W. O. Adams Stewart Kirkpatrick Gwyn Vaughn J. M. Hill EDITOR'S NOTE: In making up the annual, this page came out blank, so we present the following to fill up space: Officer: You've been doing sixty miles an hour. Don't you care anything about the law’? Helen C.: Why, officer, how can I tell yet? I’ve only just met you. • • Office Girl: Your little girl wants to kiss you over the phone. Mr. Turney: (Very busy) Take the message—I'll get it from you later. Elw'ood: This liniment makes my arm smart. Coach Brow’n: Why not rub some on your head? Mrs. Dougal: What do you think of Kreisler? Tiny Crow: Great!! Splendid! Swrell pickup, a lot of pep. and twenty miles on a gallon. Joe Rogers: I've an invention at last that wdll mean a fortune! Mr. Baggarly: What is it this time? Joe: Why, it's an extra key for a typewriter. When you don’t know’ how to spell a w’ord you hit that key, and it makes a blur that might be an “e”, an “a”, or almost anything else you like. � � Barber: (To V. R.) What'll you have, a haircut or just the oil changed? Maxine Wilkerson (In shorthand class) : Now, Mr. Baggarly, what did vou sav between “Dear Sir” and “Yours truly?” • « Jimmy Me: May I have the last dance with you? Elouise: You’ve had it. Miss Bowman was trying to impress the class with the danger of hail habits. “What is it,” she asked, “that wTe find so easy to get into and so hard to get out of?” “Bed,'' came the answer from Sant. � “Ralph, what made you quit going with Hazel B?” “Well, you see she has red hair and green eyes, and when I started to kiss her I never knew w’hether to stop or go ahead.” ACTIVI 1ZJu[ia cJj-icjfi. cScfioot iSanci Raymond E. Ferguson, Conductor OFFICERS Vice President lol Secretarv Reporter Drum Major 1 Baton Twirler Baton Twirler El Baton Twirler Gwym Sweet heart G CLARINETS SAXOPHONES John Will Nichols O. V. McDonald George LaRoe Genevieve Seaman Annabelle Barbour David Burgess Lerton Armstrong James Ford Harvev Garrett Charles Edmondson FRENCH HORNS Gwvn Vaughn Joe Cavin Gwyneth Deh Bivens Joe Billy Dickey Shannon Black Jimmy Daniels Bill Wiman Rav Barbour R. G. Clennin TROMBONES FLUTES Ralph Daniel Virginia Davis George Jennings Nell Rose LaRoe Jack Jordan BELL LYRE BARITONE Imogene Jennings Joe Bradley Y. McDonald Ted Sponholtz Elouise Kellogg Dorothy Rogers CORNETS Ted Sponholtz Jack Hall Donald Davis Guy Barks Everett Mangum Donald Crocker Leland Eheling Helen Smith Glynn Smith DRUMS Buck Cameron Pat Wiman Jack Bates TYMPANY Mamie Lei h Poff i £ j £qU.CLcL MASCOT OFFICERS Mozelle Clark President ______ Vice President Secretary ...... Treasurer ______ Stunt Manager Dorothy Dallas Neoma Sherrod __ Elina Jennings Phyllis Stapp Marjorie Cochran CHEER LEADERS Gwen Hutcherson Betty McCasland Ila Marie Wheeler Front Row: Cox, Musick, Sherrod, Holcomb, Vaughn, Bradley, McDonald Middle Row: Dallas, Manguin, Fletcher. Crow, Miller, Hutcherson, McDonald Back Row: Spicer, Emmitt, James, Goff, Hardy, Johnston 'U ie cJ-fornat Editor-in-Chief ... Associate Editor.........„ Sports Editor ................... Assistant Sports Editor Society Editor Exchange Editor Columnist ______ Typist ............ Typist ________________________ Sponsor ................ ..... AX ilma Holcomh ----------- Neonia Sherrod .............. Joe Bradley ........... Jack Bates —..... Lottie Mae Vaughn .......... Margaret Miller ... ..... Mildred Gayler .....— —. Marvelle Cox Charlotte Johnston Mrs. Clyde James Top Row: Dallas, Holcomb, Harris, Hale, Bradley, Baggarlv Bottom Row: Brown, Mangum, Cochran, Davis, Nichols, Keehn 'Lpfauiiman Editor-in-Chief Dorothy Dallas Associate Editor _________________________ Wilma Holcomb Business Manager _______________________ Sam Harris Art Editor ___________ Robert Hale Assistant Art Editor__________________ Alice Brown Sports Editor ... __ ... „ Joe Bradley Snapshot Editor_________________________ Everett Man gum Senior Class Representative .... Marjorie Cochran Junior Class Representative .............. Virginia Davis Sophomore Class Representative _________ John Will Nichols Freshmen Class Representative Frankie Lou Keehn Faculty Sponsor _........ H. M. Baggarly d f-utot] lajlfl: WE HAD A TO© ...� who set us an example of industry and faithfulness throughout the preparation of this annual. There was never a moment but our “Hypo” ivas on duty as a model and mascot. Before his un- timely death, we gretv to respect “Hypo as a paragon of f idelity, and ive have tried always to be as faithful in serving you as he ivas in serving us. EEVES 1719 Bdwy. Phone 3584 Lubbock, Texas Photographers and Engravers