Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)
- Class of 1942
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IHS of '42 MV WW 4' Mf 'M QV! M' , WN fff f'fhZW?a,ZfjWZpjWpYi?RT'4i3g:Qxi1 fix QM f5i1WQ7 W RVXMM wif 232 MZZWW W ,ffgzifffff Q32 I yd WW ggi WWW W n ' 1 . .-'L .Q l I di I THE DAISY CHAIN 42 Published by ilu: Senior Class of 1942 of Waco High School , , , X JACK HERRING Ezlilor-in-Chief NIUE Moss Bll.YflIl'.f5 fllmzzzgvr Photogrrzplm by- L1.oYn STUDIO HliLEN' IJLKIUNT BRIAN DE GRAWEENRIEU Lngrmfingx by- ALTSTIN ENGR,xv1rcG Co. ljrirzling by- F. B. JONES PRINTING C0 Foreword... Ir is the purpose of the annual that it should portray, aeeilnitely, the zietivi- ties of the school year. This has been our goal in Compiling the 1942 Daisy Chain and We hope it will enliven many happy memories in the years to eoine. Dedication... To Mr, G. M. Smitii, in recognition of ine loyal smvicv to time tcfzufhcrs and gtmielits of Y'V1u:u lniigli Sdicimi, and in rippreuiiitiwii ui his kind .itlcntiun and lIIiCii?I'Sf2tIi1l.iiIlg l'UllI'lS6'i, wc, thc Classes ui: lfnI4 2, iicxiiczitff this vditicm of tin? Uzgiisxy Chain. JI, G. NI. S ,gs Admini tration Q 4 1 I - Y -' ' H if ,' - . QKL ,vibggjgf f-', -' , W -ff 1 -. - me f -LJAL ,,l,1X ' N 4' wwf 1 4. I ' - - Q N fezmvn t k . A . : G :Wh !Y:AoLjix..L?.x-.k ,. , .h.g'i - Jiflrlmg S y J '-firm 1 mf- X i ' - , , 4 lf . ,' Q 1. . 3, JE X 4 li 1 X 5 ,4 Q l. K I 'Q' A-3 r 1' Z . xx Q 7 . V114 4 S 3 K ff E Q . 2 I V1 k :Htl ff F , t... f QWM ,ff I...-w ,,....-f R. H. BR Sup 11111 mf 111 of ffyfzfo ISTIAIR Pubfff Scfzoo NIR. G. NI. Sxl1'1'l1 W J l lllII'I'f3ll! .ff Ulm 111.1111 S1 MR. H. T. TORRANCE 145A'i5fHIZfP7'iI1Cif!1lOflylllffi Hz'glz School X2 f f I , f f? f ff X - J X . F, f . Miss Axxua M. FORSGARIJ flll of Girfs of Ifyfzfio llzlyfz S1711 - f , 1 ,4 MR. AI. M. HAWHS H1z.xi111'.x1x ,llrzflflffff uf Ifily Srlzrmfs nm! High Sflzfmf Jfllfftim MR. E. E. MOHLNDRO ljll.ViIlFf'A'! Alllllllgfl' and Y'7'UlI5IIl'FI of lfaro High Srlmol Miss I,I1.L1xx BARCIAY M. A. fniversity of Texas Ifllfffljll Mlss El.1s.xm:T11 BARRY M. A. Columbia Vniversity Baylor Vniversity Com uzrrfial MR. E. A. BERNILXLSEN x on s Q4 he I nn ersltx rss xx BL RAHALTLR M. . lsll-'l ' l' lx' . l'nivcry'y if fn Sr Il 1 v . .Y 11' 11.1 llixtory M. A. lexus State College for XVomen Ilomr fZ'f0ll0lI1il5 MRS. AIARIAN C. BUTLER B. A. Peabody Follege for Teachers Baylor Vniveraity College of 3Villiz1m 8 Marv lhiverslty of Texas U Latin 1 Ilss AIARY C1..n'Tox M. A. lllljlfll' lhiversity l'niversity of Illinois Cfllllmhlll Vniversity Southern Methodist University .llalhflnalif 5 and .llusir MRS. THIQRHS.-x XV. CROS5 5. A. Mary llarclin-Baylor Vniversity of Texas Pflyxifal ELI'Ill'1l1i0ll DIR. L. O. BARRICK H. 5. North lexus State Teachers College Illzfllifflllf .Iris MR. O. L. BASFORD M. A. l'niversity ol Texas folumlwia Vrxiversity Baylor lhiversitj' .lIlIl'!lf'Illlllll'J' V- J Qagyw. Miss lQ1..x BROLN B. s. Texas State Vollcge for XVUITICII Baylor Vrlivcrsily 110 Illr' L !'0ll0lllftlJ M155 Gussm BL'RxE'1'T M. A. lamiversitx of Texas Simmons l'nix'ersity l'nix'e1'sitAv of CllllUllg0 xlziylixff n'fl1 MRS. Cl. H. BYRNE n. s. Texas State College for YVomen Baylor lvniversity Engligfz f. ,- f . flflfl-L, Miss SADIIS C0NNoRl.x E M. A. Baylor Vnlversity AQ' Colxlmlwizx l'nix'ersilx lx Vniversity of Texas S lk Vniversity of Nlexiro X , Uentrn cle Estuclios Ilistoricos llVIarlr'icl'l le Ilislory MRS. F. A. CROW' 14. A. I I , 'X Baylor Vnlverslly K VVaylancl College X l'niversity of ci0lHl'llLlll lfllfflisfz 111111 lliflory .IS Miss BIYRTLE CURRY M. A. fe-Ras State College for VVomeu Home Eronnmirs M A I' llfnfl 4 1 1 Miss HELEN DL'x1o. T Uni' .n v R5 G gn. T X Miss ALTHA EDGE M. A. Fexas State College for WVomen Columbia Fniversity .-fri lNIRs. VV. F. FRITZ NI. A. University of Texas Southwestern University Columbia University flllwndarzfr Srrrrfary for Boys Miss LoL1sE fi.-KYLE M. A. Vniversity of Texas English Miss ZOL' STEELE DANIEL M. A, Baylor Fniversity Columbia University l'uiversity of Chicago Ifnylisfz MRS. LESLIE C. DU PUY M. A. Baylor University Ilistory MR. YV. F. FRITZ M. A. I'niversity of Texas Enylixlz ELEN K. FULLER B. A., B. 5.13 L. S. Southern Metllmwdist Fniversity Texas State College for Wlmnen Dirrffor of Sfflool 1,il2rar'if.f Miss li.-XTHLEEN CFOULD M. A. lvuiversity of Texas lvlliVCYSilj' of Mexico Centro cle Estudios Historiuos w flN1aClricll 3 ' ' Spanish N '- . A U 4 MRS. JACK CTOURLEY Miss ClR.-XCE H.X31IL'FON M. A. NI. A. Baylor Fniversity Baylor Vniversity S l.'TH EAN ANIILTON A RS' URIS HK H Bflflof U'liVCf5lQ' ' . Q Baylor LllllVEl'Slf. Centro de l'iSll1lll0S llistoricos Ijnylisll , IX MRs. EvELYN CTI.-XY Howe B. A. University of Texas Baylor University .lltvmlancw Srfrriary for Girl: Miss JENNIE HYLTON M. A. Kansas State Teachers College Columbia University University of Chicago Home If4'onomi1'.t MR. R. B. KEITHLY ' M. A. Kansas State Teachers College University of Iowa Plzysiral Iiducalion ll X AIRS. C ' LARSSON B. S. ' s State College for VVomen Baylor University Co m mfrfial Miss RIARTHA LEL'scHNER -- M. A. l Baylor University Mnllzfrnalifx Iiss RTILDRED McCL'1.LoL'oH B. A. Baylor University English MR. CLYDE RI.-XRTIN B. A. Trinity Universtiy History and Sorialogy Miss EVELYN HUBBARD M. A. Baylor University Sprrrlz and English MR. S. S. JAMES B. S. Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College Coordinator for Difurrsifird Ouupalions . R. O. R. LADE M. A. Baylor University Southern Methodist University Sricnnr MRS. DAN LE Bow, JR. B. A. Baylor University Commwrfial IXIRS. YV. S. RICCALL M. A. University of Texas University of Chicago Baylor University English MRS. B. H. TXICFARLAND B. A. Baylor University University of California University of VVisconsin University of Colorado History MR. E. E. MOHLNDRO M. A., B. C. S.. M. ACCTS. College of Commerce VVestern State Teachers College, Bowling Green, Ky. Baylor University University of Tex as Commfrfial MR. CHARLES RIOORE B. S. Rice Institute Physical liducalion ami Scimzfr Miss NELLIE BIULLEN M. A. Vanderbilt University Peabody College for Teachers Ilislory AIRS. CARRIE P. OlBRIE M. A. Baylor University Commrrrial .hss ELOR OSRORN M. A. N? Columbia Ifniversity N Vniversity of Texas Latin IXIR. CECIL C. PERRY M. A. Baylor University Texas Christian Universit' Miss EMMA BIORIZHITAD B. A. University of Texas lfniversity of California l'nive-rsity of NVisconsin Baylor Vniversity Pfzysiral Etfzzvalizilz MR. CLYDE J. NEWTON M. A. Baylor University University of Chicago Mall1z'lr1z1tir's CATHERINE CDRR B. A. Baylor lfniversity Cornzmfrrial Q N MR. A. C. PALMER, M. A. Baylor Uni' r I , .Sfrfnrf and alzrs a 1 ,f 1 MRS. ROBERT H. PERRY M. A. Columbia hllliYCl'Sity H 1I'l!l!l Lf! Northwestern l 'niversit English MR. L. BRUCE ROACH M. A. Baylor l'niversity University of Southern California Spank and rlrt MR. L. D. SMITH' B. A- Baylor University Srifnrf Miss COBBY DE STIVE rs. M., M. A. Baylor Vniversity Texas Christian l'nix lllusir IXIRS. Al. E. TARVER M. A. C olumhia l'niveraity I niversity of Chicago lexas State College for NVomer Home Eranomifs Mas. MARY Tmus MR. LYLE SKINNER B. A., a. M. Baylor Vniversity American Conservatory Band MR, R. J. SNAKE Nl. A. Lniversity of Kansas Phillips Ifniversity l'niVer'sity of lJCllVEI' Srience CS LL'l.L' STRICTCLAXD M. A. r University umhia Vniversity 5' College for Teachers History MR. FRED R. TEBIPLE ls. A. East Texas State Teachers College Infludrial .lrly MR. P. L. TYSON B. B. A. M, A, Bzlyltll' lvIllVC1'SlIy Colufnbig lvnivenity Lombard College Leland Stanford Vniversity Southern Iowa Normal Northwestern University Bavlur Ilniversitv l:'ng1li.vl1 and llisfory MRS. E. AI. VESEY Baylor University Miss XVAURINE AVALKER NI. A. Baylor lfniversity folumlsia L'lliVCl'Sity Sjnwrriff IXIR. 'THOMAS L. XV.-XRIZ Nl. A. Baylor lfniversity .Malffrrnalifs MR. G. H. WEST M. A. Baylor Vniversity Mfzflzwnzrllim Miss HELEN XVILDISH M. A. lglljlfll' l'IliVCI'5ltf.' Columbia l'niverSity .llafflfm zllifpr AA. A Mas. FLORA NVINTOX M. A. Baylor l'niversity lllllVEI'Sitj' of Texas g I5 1 ' Q Mm X - 't Te as'-.State 1 'x ' '51 5' O exas Il7T!'W1'ia! .'1l'l5 ' 4 Miss x7I2RLIE YV.xL1.AcE M. A. B2lj'l0I' laliveltsity Texas State College for YVumen Alllllflflllllfifd' MR. E. A. XVERNER M. S. Kansas State 'llCI1l'llEI'5 College Imfzlsirial ,Iris f-X Slfvcffeg f'0 P . A. C. XVHITE 151. A Baylor llmiversity Ci-z'ir.f V , Blhss LL'c1L1.E xVII,L1.AlISON H. A., B. 5. 15 1.. 5. lwlilfj' I'Illl'llill-Bilylill' Louisiana State lkliversity University uf Texas .lssirfazzf Ijlzmrinn MR. H. E. XVISE ls. 5. Kansas State Teachers Cullege .Info .lll'l'!lLlIllI' L' ISS ATTIE LIRFLLIH Baylor VIllVCI'SiIf' lfuivermitx' of Mexim Sjmzzish Classes Officers IXIID-YEAR HERsc'HEI. IJLNN . ANN KING .... LALIRINE BRADAIAN . TJOUGLAS BRITTON . JAY I. NAAIAN . . CHARLES COOPER . . JAAIES LEO G.XRRETT . . JACK PONDER .... MIss CTR.-XCE I'I.-XBIILTON MR. R. B. KEITHLY RING JAMES LEO fi.-XRRETT JACK INULTGEN ITERSCIIEL IDUNN DL'DI.EY ROUSE BILLY CARPENTER COMMITTEES JOE IQELLY ART!-IL'R CLARK r110NY SORENSON JOHNNY EREDINI ADRIAN VAUOHAN RAAISEY CLINTON PAUL DAvIs Of the Senior Classes JUNE . Prrsifienf . . . DL'DI.EYROL'sE . l vil'E IJI'F.S'iIIF71f . . .IQATIIRYN ADAMS . Sevrftnry . . . TOAIAIIE AIOORQXIAN . Trmsurrr . . . KIARVIN XVISE . Ifistorizm . JACK KLTLTGIEN . . Poet . .EDWARD SHAIPFER . . Prophrt . . . . . PAT BEARD . Sfrgm11l-111-Arms . . . CURTIS HOLZE SPONSORS Miss TNIARTHA LECSCHNER MR. BRLCE ROACH AND PIN COMMITTEES BEVERLY CALDWELL NI.-XRY JANE LANE RI.-XRGARET SAIITH SUZANNH LlRAV'FORlJ HELEN FLLLER TO SELECT FAVORITE CANDIDATES MARY Ross BEAZLEY M ARGAR ET XJVYRAY BEVERLY CALDWELL CAROLINE CHANELESS NORAIA CQIYINN SHIRLEY LOvEI.Ess ETHEI. JANE JOHNSON Roslz AIARY ABBOTT Her' eyes were briglxl, Her Iwart was viglht. H. M. Ames l urtm1a rum' frmw are Jun to be his. li.-XTI1RYN IXDAMS A! mfelji mulerzzior, ,Sl1P'.v zvzilv and claim Ulee Club, Mask and Group I, Voice Class, U Play, lN'lid-Year Play liouuy LABEL To knmu him is tu like him. Senior Band, Tiger Hi-Y JERRY .ADAMS A5 full of fun as he is of life. Senior Orchestra .ZXLLAN AALEXANIJER His quirt manner is lviaasingl. Nlixed Chorus, Senior Girls' ROBERTA TARIARAL Her eyes lzvilikled like zlrops of dow, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mid- Year Play ,ANITA JARNISTRONG I1wrv's mm we zzmmit forget flllillllll the jrimzds 'wc have met. Home Economics Club 151.14 B,x1i.EY Slir li'Z'l'.Tvl'I!i'l1 day to the Girl Reserves, G. A. A. EMMETT EXNDREVVS A Conglfniul lull is lie, Avzd wr' lmow he will always be. AGNES TARTHUR Har friendship knew no bounds. HnvizR1.Y BAINE '1r2rI r 'v his lnfmzif' ui? Darden, junior Classical League tr lwar ve'1 rua 4 1 La Granada ki fn , ,,, c...,grw-,, f ff '-fff DON B,1xRE1 EL11 .1111 11111111 111 11111111, 01111111 111 1111111 111111. lWuSk and YVig Group II One-Act Play SHIRLEY BARR S1111'x 11111'11.'11':'11 111111 111'11111, II11ti.1 11111 111151 01111 b11 xo 11111111 BETTY BATES .I 111s.r11'1111 cz 1111111111111 xmile. PAT BEARD H11 11115 1111111-v 11'1'11111I.v 111'1'1111x1' 1111 ix f1'I1'1ldl,V. Rostrzl, Student C'Ouncil, Press Club, Brulxetlmull, Tiger Hi-Y, liclitor of YVaC0un, National Honor Society TOMMY BEEZLEY 71111111111 11111 1111131 111171111 fur 111111 111111. .11 11111111 11111 11111111 11111' 11'11'111i. RUTH BILES ROBERT BARR 1115 111111111 15 1111111.v11r111i 113' p1'11'111Csx 1'11111f',Y. Science Club FLSIF lg,-XSHARA 5011111 11111111111 f'1'1111'11 1111 11111 111111113 lillf l:15111 111111113111 '11111111's 41 31111112 Home Economics Club CATHERINE B,xL's E7'I'l'-X'0ll1' .111'11111x 111'1' for 11z111ryf 01111 IS 111'1' 11'11'1111, Senior Band, Student Couficilq 7 ' 1' S' i . I 1 ' 1 , 1 1 I , L 1 ii f F ,1 ev' - ' , , K' 'NIEXRY ROSSKBl3AiLI?Y K4,,111f11.r111'11 111 11111 111 l1K1:111Avf .T1111 1X 1111114111-''111!Ef1l07'1'1j'. I 1 '1 1 Editorial Stuff of Daisy Chain, Dzlrtleu, Junior Classical League, . june Play ' AJ AA! MJ' -111 ! , .111 -,J ,LX I I xl gl! C ' i ' 1' l'llTI.EN BIGHAM ,VFW I111111111'f11, 1'11111, x111111'1, 111111 r'1'11111'1'1111s,' fi .Slzf 1.1 1:11111, 111111 11111111, 111111 111'111'11111s. Girl Reserves DOROTHY BITNER A1f1'111'11'r1111111.v.r 1'.v 11111' 11.v.rf1, 111111 5i111'111'1'1y is 111d11b1'111111p, 5111's 111111 01 1111? s7.1111ct1'st 111115 we'z1e met. ALEX ll1.AcKwE1,1. fls Irur 11 fI'1'1'n1I 115 '1111' t'011l1'I Impu tn fllllf. La Granada BI.-XRY FRANCES B1.ANn 1l0.rf'ii1111Iy is her f'11.r.r:g'0rd. Science Club BOBBY BI..-XXII His 'Z'H.S'f kaizfwlmiffr' will s11f'1'ly ,IIS n1'1'1i.r. Tiger Hi-Y, National Honor Society IJOROTHY BLANTON 71115 11ll11r1'u.11 maitl xlzmus mlrclx rlextcrity. Home Economics Club 91, 1,.AfffM.WAW.s,A Ag... 7-'Mb f fycfar ANELLE BLEDSOE Har ruff llllll hm' bmzrty bftromf' her l.1k1' szrzzxlzam' III the mnldle of mmmrr. Senior Band, Girl Reserves, English Literary Society, Nation- al Honor Society, Senior Orches- tra ' ELIZABETH BOYD 1' x IVIIPH S110 .m11'I11v, .vim b1'1'1111Q tin' SHIISIIIIIA7. LIJ5 Grauagia, Bowling League, Press Club, VVacoau Staff x IJORIS BRANCH Hn' 1111fv11r'11111'c is 115 7'I'fl'l'51II?11f ur a rzfplm11 brook. DOVGLAS BRITTON IVIII1 11 1'l11'1'r-v Hff4'H17 110 grwts 1'7'My0110. Football DONNA B1-1sARn l'1rr'f- ax 11 1'0.v1', lrzm 10 hm' mm,- .lluny tiring: .rI11' fellows. Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Voice Class LAU RI N I2 BRAOMAN S110 111u'11y.v looks likw 11 dream, for shi' 51111 .CCTU 11 jim' Jutlffl. Nation al Honor Society XVI 1.1.1AA1 BRAZ ELTON H15 fnanljp air Sflflifllili. JEWELI. DEAN BRITTON Yliv rlouk 111 511:11 tl qlaumzly girl is .vurvlvv V0-V111 purple. Home Economics Club BOBBY BROOKS 10 find his vqnul xx-m1'II illlI'l fo gm fur Senior Hi-Y lCR,x1.x Sri: BROOKS Kimi in m'i'f'j'o11i' is slug A nutml 1lll,7lIt!llIfll7'Ill11. English Literary Society, Na- V, tional Honor Society, junior ' Classical League EUGENE BRowN If 'ix dflliglhfflli I0 .rev the pleasure you enjoy. junior Academy of Science r 1 , ,A K R, CiLORIA BURKE .Your lirics ons ruin, ix fair, Of bcu1aIifu1 eyes she has u pair. Rosm1,xRY BUTLER Ounzfvli, it, m'1vhu1 Imw' yozrf' 51155 ull iliut uni! lifts niorf, too. Darden, Yell Lender ill ,I V rr ft 'ij f .fi Y I N ' V' '?'lBiLLYlJ6E5CAU.AWAY Alwuy: fl xmilc, wliatrwez' his ' moqd. ,Y , L , ,I ll .1 DoRoTHx' BROOKS .Ymu l701'0fl1,v, mn' fiurzr, dwnr litilz' Imlwv IVF likr von lofi and fIun'i mean nluylw. Senior Band, The Inquisito jr? li' W1 yew Q v ' V JJ . r L N I J rl 9 YB1 i,Lv jon BRQN Qlifirf tlmlgilzifzrl 0,xlc.N1i'1'lI .rome lfdzzy Nzfizsc their! zmtzon. k VJ Senior, lfairld L N ,I BUSTER BRYANT Of all thc profile in the world, bro-Hwy, We 'wozrlil not irade you for another. Bomw -Ion BUSH 1'41zn-Io2'1'ng1 und difbonair H'ith lnirilly zz care, Senior Band B12vlsR1.Y CA1.nwEl.L Sin' lmx l?PlU7i'1i'L1ili' und lfl'lli't Anil iz lnwzzrtifznl fum. Senior Girls' Ulee Club, Mixed Chorus, Voice Class, English Literary Society, National Hon- or Society, Government, Junior Classical League, Tennis ,IAYNE CALVERT All lifvlr L'fll't'S and muny trials, Are mel by Jayne 'with pleasant smiles. Senior Band 1 K l J H2 -1 YJ fu l XX in 'iv U l J 'xl '1 .N CiI.0RI,-X CABIPBELI. fuyfzllly sim frauds on her way 10111111111 l111pf1'111's5 for each 1111Ic.ftm1f. Home Economics Club ,lou ROY CANTRELL Nvzfw' rm 111111r1pf1y mommzt when 110 415 11ru1111d. SUE C.iM1'BE1,L Her fIFHF7'0.Yl'fj' ix abundant. Home Economics Club fiEORGIA CARMICHAEL Our Gf'o1'gf1'n is so trim and blond 5115 of tuhom we 11112111 grown so fond. Mask and YVig Group II, Mid- Year Play CARL CARPENTER ,AUBREY CJARTER lfast, snutlz, nnrllz, zum! ij ,yn UW jjiwd on fa, Any 111'l'1H'ff021, 0116 uf f howzons, Senior Band, La Ura Play E1.v.fx CASTILLO Iilzm, you sumo! brunettr girl, HY? all know yoxfrc ll prcuzuus pew.. RALPH CATON H'1'fl1 om' xo l1r'1'l,v, fimr fwlxxvs qui. kly, Vilif Grou I HANDLER JEAN C.-XTES Amiabilzty is her folzcy, CARULINE CHAMBLESS ,YIM 11101115 'li'l'fll 1110 11111111 rudi- unfa' of fl'I't'IldS11l'fl. Senior Girls' Glee Club, junio w 'zvmzl-th of abiliiy. is 1 1 e y 0 1 5, tional Honor Society, junior Classical League A. . X f flflllf' K 1- 1 11,1 ' I' FLORENCE Cmo Her bi'zzu!ifuI, flmvirigl, dusky hair Is very becoming! to one so fair. BOB CLAYTON Ilafvpy 1112 friwzd who har him for a friend, Senior Band OWEN CLEMM ER A merry tzvmkl: ix in his c Senior Band RANISEY CLINTON Yhp 'I'Ut1liIl'Ili'P of his smile drains frzcndx. Forum, Student Council, Press Club, Tiger Hi-Y, Business Manager of YVacoan, june Play PAUL COLE H'o1'k hz' muy, Flay ln' PIII-ljlif, Hut fvlzutirm' if fr HN!! do it rigflj. IICSS Ill 0 IUSV llillfl CH- Cie Y, El IOIIZI OHOI' 'OCISS fo limi our urfluzms wr' do nun National Honor Society, Junior Classical League ARTH L'R CLARK Hclv fztlzlctil' mid sliidimrs, 1011, And his frzcmlx uw mow thim tl fezu. Football DOROTPIY CLEMENTS Her smilp lxelfmi IO mukf life liufpy. Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Voice Class ERLE CLIFTON fm.: docs not mfcd to br iight in dlktluzt places, rls' Glee Club, Mixed , Ienheimer, Voice Class RIARY ELOISE CLONCH Q 14 ulify, 1011 rfrsy, ulzurartcr. Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Voice Class H.AZEL CONDRA lVc enjoy her friendship. Scribblers' Yvorkshop U DORA P 1 Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus V. M. Cox 'I110.vr' drrf dark r.x'r'.v in mr imf'u1'r 1110 1117117111 1z111d11r.s's in 1115 lrmzrl. Senior Band, National llonor Society SUZANNE CRAWFORD Her 1m1I11t1m1.v nrr 5111111 111111 .vlzr u'1lf rrnclr llzcm. National Honor Society , ll N 1 If I ,a' ',44f'- .1 u 4 1 fa ' Ax r RIARY LEE CROCK lt 1.9 a trraxxcrr' to Uno F10-X'01l.S und km Bowling League v'4A4!V I 5 QVVW N 1 X lv: I L-. , ffl' fllff A , I W , , . , f ' 1' .115 ln' ,-CL jtf.V0Y+ I AIAA . 1,11 , , NIAr:lyExLfC'UPP V by-it-tri-1' , V , ' vi V ' H1'fQl1cu1?.c 1?liPl111j' tu allbfl 1 1 ' x 4 Q' 'fi Jliifle- Quai PressUClub, Busi- ,. ,,,f' .Q-Iegs Manager of WVac0an ff ,Muay . Y , , ,. . f 1 1 J in H , , ' VIRGINI,A CURTIS lfrrr ready to 1'11cc1'. 1' Trlv fw11rg Student Council, Darden IQATHRYN CRABTREE If you urn 1114111117131 fm' zz n't1r'?11y frrmmrr, llvrf' ix 1110 right' ylirlg .1115 will .mit yozu' ,I1l1'c1.f141'r. ETHEL jo CRESVVELL 5110 fv'1zct1'fr.v t11r Gnldrn Ruin, 1'V11rt11rr in UI' vu! af sclmol. TEPHEX CRUMP If 1'11r0rf14I 11'gf11t, n 111'.v AVF.: 51111105 bright. HEI.EN CURLEE .lla-v tht' 1151111 wr src X111-11111111 ynyly 1t'1'tI11'r1 11r1', .Xcrrr fm nut, :mr rzw' yrtfw t1Il7lHlCY'. Boxmx DANIEL flmfcrzblr and 1'1'1',v 1111-0, HM .Ytt'I'1IlPlj1 111111'uutm' is 1t'm'f11 Ihr . ARUAR ET Darden KATHRYN IJAVIDSON Willing to 111111 Il l1cIf11'1111 1ll17ld, Able to work 111 bca! the 11111111. Darden DOROTHY N ELL DAVIS Hcv' 61111111115 111111 her friifvzdx arc 11111111112 Senior Band, Genheimer, Press Club, Wacoan Staff lV11e11 we :tee 11i111, our he are filled with joy. BILL DAVIS The .rcrrl of l'lHli7ifl'0ll is 111 111',r b1'ea,rt, To .Slir 111-711 f0l'2U!1l'd tn the fcxl. Press Club, VVZICOZIII Staff PAUL DAN'IS IfVi11111'11g f7l'!1l..YU, In 111111131 wnys. Football, Mid-Year Play has the 1'.rtre111 nf his c0111p11111011J. HAROLD DENT0N X IJENTON ROTII DEVANEY Hi.: 110011 rlz'.rf'11.r1'tio11 'will help 111.171 111111111111 lifr. La Granada LEON DOLLENS This is ll 11111111111 lad 11111511 ll .stately f01'r11,,4 All the frctty 11155175 111' docs d1'.s111'111. . , . Truth flows from her lips. HENRY DINTER Re111c111bc1' 111-711, for 101110110111 11 1111151 be 1101r11. E inglish Literary Society, N ion al Honor Society -IACK DONALDSON Ilis p1'e.rc111'e 11111ke.s .r1'11ile5 of 'the f1'0w11s. O11t.st11111i1'11g 1-11 hm' 111155, FRANCIS IJUDEK Hrrc ix Ufll' 'who 1'.r 11r1'cr rude Ilc'5u1u'uy: UI rl haffvy mood, LIANE DUNSON To lzcr we affribule faire. Tennis AI.-XRY LOUISE EDGAR The livirxklc in hm' F-YI' Cutflzcs CZ'C7'-YIHIE that gm Cenheimer pntyufl., .654A44lf44W IRENE EICHELIIERGER Hhr lmbblrs over u'1'tlI lift. I HERSCHEL DUNN f,Ct1H1f'H.F, ,wlmol rnmrl, offn nir, He's rr gum! .vfwzrt mzyIz'I1cr'c. Forum, Senior Band GILBERT EASTERXNOOD .Ycrcr a frown, always zz smile. Senior Band, Senior Orchestra OYALTY EDWARDS ly llc yum 'tlwvugfh life, nmfeinyf othcrs merry, nior Band, junior Academy nee, Senior Hi-Y, Senior , ra EDVVINA EMSHOEF A .sworn 1-nicr, n frctty fare, In f'!7f'lllf'll'l-lj' 5110 'wins first flare. Senior Girls' Cilee Club, Mixed Chorus, Girl Reserves, Voice Class pAL-L ENGLISH ,IOHNNIIZ EREDINI ,qu .1 6 HW , . b , I .471 mrozuzf of Jolnmze wzll always I1 014 my Lanmot L' .rlnlvlsser . uulxfdc Senior Boys' Glee Club IDOROTHY ESKEW The fm! 111111 IIN.: frirml'ly and Ilewcr rude. CSLORIA ESTES ALICE EUBANK LEONA FARBSTEIN SIIFVS Allazr 111 nur Ivovkx, .N ou- 11rr'r,v ll 11111 Of ull fflf NWI'- lV1'111 1's:1'.r0r1aI1'lJ', l11'f11'n5 mul looks, 1171111 TVY11 -9001? 1'l'1U'11 UH' 101'- Business Staff of Daisy Chain, NHUOIIHI Horror S0CiCf5'. Gov Darden, National Honor Society, CFUHWCIHTY ,lUIll.0F Cl1lSSiC1ll LC21 3'ell Leader gue, Declamatron, Senior Orches tra, Mid-Year Play OPAL FARNEY H.4TTIE DEA FARR W1'111 fl smile so xirverf, wr' kvzozu C11C'4 'f'f1 Uflfl 411'1I!!Ulf, 51111 110129 110 1111115 5110 is 170141111 to have Il beau. ICU 1111111 f'f1T'l' lzcr' uwzuv to 1711JI'llC.S.Y slcrcvss. HAZEL JOE FERGUSON RIINNIE FIERROS Her m111'nb1c smile fast 1111 ilzep, Reflect.: hm' beauty and frarftlx Senior Girls' GI Cl Chorus, Voice I , Honor Socie V Xu ,livy vi JJ if -If s LOUISE FINDLEY She look: so smart 111111 dom 1101- f'111'1. Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mix Chorus, Voice Class JOE FITZPATRICI-C Hr' lm.: 1111b1r 51111113111 ryrs 111111 yoldrn lmir, Far 111111 to frorrn 011 you ix an UIf'1l5If77l fare. DOROTHY FOSTER mnkm 11 hit, And we ICIIOTL' Jllr dns.: 11r'r 1111. , n girl who 11005 1101 .Y111'l'1Z, ady 111111 'cc'1I11'11g to rnork. lub Cuauhtemoc CALVIN FINSTAD 15r11'11C,vt 111111 .r1'111'cr1' in 1't'1'Vy1111'11g he 1lnr1'c1'tnleC.r. BARBARA FOSTER S110 has 11 t1'o1'I111L'111'1e f1'111'f, kiu1i111's.r. Coleman .Library Club 11 fa c 1 .WV J ' W X D r .15 yfft L JL. I fyulffg -.,,L,.4W,, 1 fy 2,,qjv 5 '4f'S' fo , 9 X N , , . 4 . H- 9 R '-A lV11.L1E FREELS 1115 11rl1'1111tf11l 1'11v111111111l1 fy mid.: 111 111.1 f'1'1',v11111111ty. Ross FRYER 141111111 11r 11111 111 :1'n1'1jx' 111111 511111 111.1 11111111 1:'11.r 11'1'1' 115 1116 0l'1'11 11111 Forum. Tiger lli-Y, Yell Leader JAMES LEO GARRETT S'f1'111e1'1111 111 1111-I111'1's.' 11171 1111' 11115 11111',v.v, l'011 1111 k11111:' 11II,Y 11113' -11 .flH'11'.T,V. xlllllilll' Clzissiczil l.er1g:1 Senior Hi-Y, National ll Sofia-ty, L1OVCl'IlHlCIlf, lWid-Year Plnv PAU1. fi-XRZA 111.v 1-111'r1'j'111 11Ili1'lI, 111.1 1111ff1y 1111: 11r1f' 111 11'11111'1'11 1'7'1'1'y 1'111'r. IMA JEAN GEORGE DOROTHY FREEMAN 711111111111f111, .Y'iK'I't'1 111111 1111111, 1-1 11'1'1'1111 111 111'1' Y17ll'11 111111. H ELEN FULLER .41 'Zi'I1Il1l11-11 1111111111'1' 1111: 5111, .-1 111111111 01 1111 1'1111.v1'v. Senior Girls' files' Club, Mixed Chorus, Student l'ox1n1-il, Voice Class, Nzltionall l'l0ll0l' Soviety, junior Classical League XXYELDON G1-xR11ET'1' 's 11'1'1'111111'111'.v.v 15 111111111111111, LEONARD fiEIGl-.R 111' 1111c'11Ax's 1c'1'111'x 11 .:1111'l1', 15111 1111 1e1111r:'.v 111' 1.r11'111'111z1'11111'. Fcmtlwall AN1T.-x GILI. 1'11111111111'1111, .f:c'1'1A1, 11 y1:11 1111111 5111111-1111r 10 fill 111-1' 11111. .11111 1111c'11y.s 111'111. lion 1:'1111'1 110 1111111.11111 .v1'I1'1E111111 ,Y1'1'1'1' .v11111.'1'1111. 1111:'11y.v ::'111k1'11j1. A111111 11111. 511111 1177'1'1j' 111111111111 115 11f1'.v 1111151 1'111111' 1111111 1l11' 111'111'1, I 171151. 1 A11-RRY ETHYI. fiOHLE 1115111 11111 fra' 11'11n.f1' j1'1'1'1111'1i11r.r.v 1'1111111,v 111'1'.v. English Literary Snriety, Na tional Ilonnr Society I 7 , A I LOIS Goss V U 1 . , . , 11171 1111111 f11r1111'111111 1111-1' 1ll'11!'lf- 111 1111.9 1111151 iw' srl 111'1' tIf'111:1. 1 f 'P 9 K- x A 5 I - Senior Hand 'M:4- ,1 1' 'Y . 9 ,. jmi ES QJRAHAM J A yC11'f1c111rz11 1111 of 1111' i1'11y ' As 1111rd1'1'Jl1111r111111 11,1 1'1111 17 1 Senior Boys' Glee Club, Mixe Chorus, W'a011a11 Staff l I311.1.1E c1RElfN A 111110 11:':'1'111' 11111 1'1111q11111' 1111 111 iL'111'111. Senior Girls' Cilee Club, Mixe Cl1l1!'ll5, Voice Class IBEANNA ESTHER f1REI3NSP.-KN fXBEI3L GRESH1ABI d CARROHELLE CZOUDNVIN 1-1 f1'11'1111 .111 klllrl, Y1111'11 .r1'11111111 f1'1111, Senior Girls' Ulee Club, lN1ixe1l Cliorus, U. A. A., Press Club, I fa 4 XxYEll'08Il Stuff, Voice Class .11 - r ui yi, ' ELTON ciBAH A111 .1 vp i f1Q1111f'fkx' f'p.r.v1gSf'Q1' of U 11111111 U 4 119.1-p'11.v1I1'1111. A ,- X' f ' W, 1 f 1 ,-. , . -V 11 T , 1 1-11 1 ' f' n ' ' 1' l f 1 4 I FAYE GRAHAR1 12,1 111111 11111111111 1111111111 Hf '1',v 1111.1 1ll.Y.V 111111 1111' HlI1l',Y. N115 rves, linglish Literary 1111'1etV, 'z1ti1111z1l Honor Society I 1 P! h .F ' , ,fl 'lK7.11.x1,-x ciREEN 'l?j4'11.1't 11'f1' 11111 1.111 luyl, 1 17111' .917J11, 19111111 11gL1, ?'1'1'11, Af , 1' v' ' , 1-I-il11i11r Cllflitiiflll League ,J A1.x'En,x GR ITGURY , 1' C1 1 .1 11111 111111' 1111 .Y1l1' 1.1 1 13. J. GR12s1'1,-mi el Louis f3REVl2LLE :ls drfrrrdable as hr is fl1rrr'fnI, EDYYIN GL'MA11i1,T llc will gin' -wir Ili: fflfflilvjllllf for 11 xmxlcf. RILLIE jo HAm lvzfuxr hcnuty info tln' 1'lr1A'l7. llrr charm, munuvr, nm 1 . COLLEEN HAM1L'r0N fnrvly larmlliuyf mm f11c'n3',' fll'UIHlLf 11t'l', TL'Ul'7'j' lnunnt .stuy Senior Band H ELEN HAND Thi.: bland with hm' fnml'a.vxu'r 1110 r11'I1'rf1ff'tiv1l,r nj' fllc mnrrziugg frmt fluvr, Science Club wfl IJORA LL'C1L1z CERDSENDORF ,Sifurlzlirrgr f,x'r.r mm' lrrrly l1u1'1', .llfzkc lim' r,1'frr'd1r1gly fuzf, Senior fJFCl1ESfI'2l, lilliffififil Staff of Daisy Chain, Coleman Li- brary Club BIARG1 E H ACKBARTH Thr Irgfht nf tlzz' sturzc, Iozflix' und '!v11r, Slrrurx frrmz IIN' eyes zr'1't11 11 film'- mus hue. Girl Reserves .x3.111.T0N HAGVE frily .rfr1'1'z'11y1 Imrwrd thr hast cr flared 111711 fm' nbazm' HIC rest. R. L. H.-xx1u.ToN Vitality, Tiyfor, und 7'1'm, Alf flu' 'IK,'Ul'f1'.Y ilmt but dL'.YA'7'1bl' him. Mixed Chorus, lN1i:l-Year Play, Yell Leader HELEN HANNA IVF hczzrd thai nur nf Irish blond is ICI' is u july. IIN' rr1r1'rar'1'ny Hlflllflfl' flurry.: 1111. , ELIZABETH Pi.-XRRIS 11111111111 11111111111 111111 .v11.1'. .Sl11 s 11111 11115 111 l11' f11.v.v1'1l by. Student flfllllll'il, Coleman Li- brury Club RLYIQY AIAE HIARRIS S110 15 fw111111'111'11f ax 1111 11,h1'1i11l11f 1'1t1':1:11 uf ll'111'0 111-1111. ARCHIE HARRISON Tull 111111 lllIl7I1j', yrs you h lV1111I l1r '1L'1lllf.Y 11r'11 11lI1'11 JACK HIXRRISON A 3-1111111 1I'l111,vr r'1z1111' is 1'.r1'c1'I11'11 113' fmt: RIOZELLE HARVEY B1153' 11: 11111 0111.1 111111 bam S111' 111111 111'1'0111fl1'sl1 11ll ,vlzf .frm llllll 11C1'1i bv 111 c11111f1l1'.rl1c11. 11111 101' rycx gust 1i'I'l1 fl .vtfzfc KATII ERINIZ AN N H.-XRRI S l111l'f',v l11'11lt, 11 1'111'z'1,v .Wlll-lf, 51111 1111111 111 11t111'1'.v 1111 1110 u'l11'l1'. Nlicl-Yeur Play THOMAS HARRIS 1011111 111111 1111011 11111111'1'11' :will 1't'1'1'x'11111' 11f 1111'rf,1'. Senior Boys' Glee Club, Voice Class, Government . JEAN HARRISON B 1111112 111111 111111ff1'1'lc11 llcr 1'I'r11 1111111 1'csf'1'1tr11. Girl Reserves HAROLD HARVEY 1111113 l1'i1'1111,: 111 1111111111 he 111113' 111111. 1110115111 S1111 111' 11115 111.1 f111't11111' 117 1'111x1. PATSY RUTH HARVIZY Tlll-.Y !1Il'l .10 10:1rl,v la -fhr ryr' lV1'll find l11'1' 4l'17I'llllIC 12-y 111111 11-1. Mask and XVig Group II, For .v111'11 111111111551 111111 lei1111111's5 15 1' v'r1.vj' f f1'l'F TVC H-V511 1111011 xr 1'11r'1'. 1 1 g Junior Classical League RIARY HAYNIQS This ix an c11Im'11lvl1' blond Of iulzom uw 111121 gfroiun so fond. .L-xox Hraxsox Yin' bmi ix nous Iwo good, xfzyx 1111, 1 .Srl ln' lima: Izix tvmle must 1'.1'fvl- lrntly. Senior Band Mrxkcfxkm' H ERRING A f'1'rtt,v,11l'l'l zvirlz ll rrmznay 110711- fltxrzon, In jul! you .uw in her perfection. Home Economics Club CLAIJUE HINDS !l1'r1 s wfnmiwnlilblf t'l111n1r, H15 twink nm npfvlnntl. Senior Band, Editorial Staff of Daisy Chain, National Honor Society, Senior Orchestra C.xRRo1.1. li0LCOMB Hr f:U1',f'i' his fr'1t'z11Isl1if'x l7lT'Iil7l!lfC. CQERALDI N E H OLLAND Cnr1:'1's11t1m111I fir'1'h'm'ks fmp llllIL'l1 Illia fully girl 4151-3015 to xtoll Rowling League, Science Club BEN PIAYTON Yhix yonilz ix hill 11n.1' I111nd.rmnc,' 70 t'11It'l1 Inn: 111' 1111111111 july 11 l'tl7Z.YOHl, Student Council, National Honor Society JACK HERRING .-l frzrnil on tvhuni his frzmnix rnny full. Government, Junior Classical League, Rostra, junior Academy of Science Editor of Daisy Chain, Presg Cluh, Senior Hi-Y, lVacoan Staff, National Honor Society A, H .- ,. .' ,114 , 1 JUNE HILL Sha hux 11 .YHII-IL' tim! zuinx. Senior Band, Press Club, VVacoan Staff , M W ,4'wf47 Louise HOB.4N 511071 11111'11,vx keep fl 'Vl'lItlf'C'Z'UHS 'lA'lflI youilz. Senior Band, Student Council, Bowling League VIRGINIA Ho1.t'oA1n lltr lift' will bi' ,tfrnt Q In doing devils of f!UUli zntrnt. 1 f VJ? 'I ' W f' me-,Vex GI.0RI.eX I'i0LI.0VV.-XY fjnnii 1l1'n11'1111or, .vlzv knunur is butt, IVhcn it 1'0nlr.v to looks, she C1111 p115s'the test. Senior Band 4 w V I f i J. T Y l'qAROI.D HOI.1? fi Frzczzzlly, l1llM',l', -llllflll-ljl'7If, mill' !lU,l'1 Hv'll bl- fr .r1m'e.rs in lifr .rome day. Senior Orchestra, English Liter- ary Society, National Honor Society EVA RIARIE HOLZE H7l10lL'.Y0Hlf' rm the 511713111-?l4', Sweet as thi' f1'ugn'u1n'e of vases. Senior Band, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Voice Class, Senior Or- Cuizris Home .'Yo'w 11w'e's rm lztlzlolzl' xtaf, To find an equal 3-o14'll Izrru' to yo far. Senior Band, Football BIILDRED HONINIEL Yillfl-llj' :hc llors hm' taskg About her ability we need not ask. chestra GWYN HOPKINS TEDDY HORST This lad I'lll1L'fI'f6'd his abilit rs are his hobby, tu Jing. .- rx ure his dream, ' vill bl' fi Florist some day Senior Boys' Glee Club, H dom SCM w . . ' 7 , v Chorus! junior Acade Y ermedlate Band Science, Government I I rw S Q ,f S yn -- A . 7 M , 1 f Jf RIQETT HoL'sE li l ,S'l.lil21'urt, gooklfbrrizw' riild zvislf, -A HOIIIF light slximxv in hir eyes. . Senior Orchestra BILL Honiara A-lx he is flizcrfirl, hc lzvljue atlzvrx to by rlzmrficl, JL' ANITA H U DSON 4 e wr, She will hold her glory forever. D U NQAN H OWARD Tull of ,Ylllf1l7'E', Tull in his ideals. unior Academy of Science, -ootball, Tiger Hi-Y, English .iterury Society 1 PEGGY HUBER . bil of ramlor .v1v1'1'1zklvd ln, gm-amps thix girl '1i'l'Nl0'l.ll l'hl1g11'1'n. . YRTLE LTI- L DSON Kp Y N.-xoxii Hl'lfFl NER N 11 l1l111' 1',x'1'5 11111i 1111111I1'11111111' 1111! 1'1'1l11111Iy 1111111 to b1'11t. Home Economics Club, Student Council Cfioizon HLl1XIl'IIRlES 11 1i1'11d.1l1111 1.1 1'111'11I1111bI1' to his c11m1'a1zzo11s. ilf, ,fi 0 QM Lois i1l'N'l'l?R 1.1 110 1i tn l1r1 1 l llll-ll' 111111 l1'11l1'f.t 111' 0 I 01 Ki U A Tun -iARRARlJ 11111111 of 11111 111111 11.1011 his z1'1'f.v 1 1 9 111' 11'1'11.m111r 11111111011, 111 ll h1r1 .1 11 11111 who 1111111111 have I11 1, 1V1tl1 ,fvwlty 111111'111'1zs Iadfu, l311.1.Y -Ion Nsox 11 11111511111 l1111 j1l11y.1 in H11' flflllll 1111 11 11111151 t11 i011f1'11', l11 .t j11.v 1111111117 Y! 1'1'111111l:11bl1' 1'y1's Hovn H LYA1 E II11' .m'1'1 t 1111111 of 11111111 1'f'.wz1111Ix .-lx 111' S111115' tczllxulrt l1011111ls. Senior Boys' Glee Club, Niixed Chorus, Student Council, Voice Class, English Literary Society, National Honor Society EUAIUND HLKNKE His 11'1l1'111'1zI 1'ff111't5 'w1ll bc' W- 2L'11r1lUd. H'111'11 thu j'r'1':1's of 111'1'11t11z'.sJ are 11m'a1'1if'1l. ,Y -lmx -I,xcKos111E O11 1110 f11'1'fti1',vt girls 1vP1 town I inly 'zz'01'thy uf 11 Cra21'11. Mid-Year Play RENE JENKINS llix yolrthfzll .smile 'ix r1'f1'1'5l11n,11 to SPP. ETHE1. ,l,xN1z .lon xsox Svlf-1u's111'111z1'1' 15 11 sfI1w1d1'11' cl1a1'a1'tr1'1stz1'. ll'1'l1'1m11' 11x H11' 1121111 1111' ll'1t111111t c.rf'1'11s1' 111' f111'1'. Chorus, G. A. A., Voice Class X. ELOISE ,IONES IIN 1l1'7'1'Hv fi1'i'.vz'm'i' mulffx one fuk? HUIZIP. Genheimer, junior Classical League NIORRIS ELTON .ION ES illwrr-v4 lmfvlgv, good 1:1111 true, Thafr .llurris Elton for you. WANI7,A IQAGELER Ylzp pcrfrrt girl who is f'E7'f6l'f In vzirry c'o11r'0z'z'ablc rmpeft. Yk1.,JEANNE IQEEBLE , J nd , Gyms of blur, ' ily MA U llllvlll? of j'U1l. QA FR- . , 1 .Im IQEIRSEY fl jolly youd frllmu, fun, I tvll YVUII rw tlzlule u lu! of lxlm Senior Band, Senior Hi-Y HAROLD KELLY llc Ll1i.fHl1'AIS'L'5 carp ivitlz az smilc. l F.-'XYRFN E ,ION ES ll'l1ir'l1 yous to .flzmu that qualify County marc than qmziztity, PEGGY j U NC KS 'lln' 1'.vSi'11i'w uf rlmrzn mul lzfrlzfty 15 mmiflfil lull Senior Girls' Glee Club, Science Club GLORIA KAN12 A smile so szuewf ls lmrd to brat. YARNOLD KEEN .-1 lad of zmbli' Mimi, Um' inf' ull kwmn' In bc' KW11. . 5., JACK KEITZ Ili' ll zrl' Ll way of H1r1l.'1'11,lvfi'1'v,11dx. ifrigelxrii-s' Rex Y 1 xx 1 I JENNIE UTH KE Y Bly brm 1 'yes and rlrrli l7l'U'1f'1l wiv L g rwus smxlu und fl plcasing air. G . A. A. Q 2 j I C In l 7 ' W f .lolz liFI.LY HI' tllTx'fl-LS' flows lII'x Tory bI'.vf,' III' lIII.v III'1'I'r fIII'lI'Il In x!IIIIIl fill' tcxt. Senior Hi-Y GENE IQILLINGSXYORTH LUIHIII II'I'IlI llirn for It Quill muki' you IIIINH-v, Senior Hi-Y IJURIS KITCHENS If sin' hnx II flaw, It 75 1 I1ulI'L'tI'0Iz. l?nrIx ix xwvrImIynIoIIx r CiLORlA KRA I' s E Ilrr f1l01lg!Illf1IlIlL',Y.T mIIkI'.v lim' IJIIIIIYI' fl'II'IIIls. Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Fhorns, Coleman Library Cluh, Mid-Year Play ANNI E RL I'II KROLLAGE XIII' l1II.v IIII thi' II'I1II1,vI!I'.Y IUI' lwrimiizif, .I'II.m'I',I.I'jIII. Home llronomics Club i AIIIZTII Iit'RIf'I'scH X I 'Nil' III LENNIE JEAN Kmn Ynuflz and buI1I1'fy Yuki' Ilirir xfund. Coleman Library Club ANNE KING fyillffj' lmir ami luIry1II'1I,1 Uyrs, To lligfll 1'0.x'ItImI.I' XIII' 'zvill rI'.I'r. Mid-Year Play, Darden, junior Classical League, junior Acad- emy of Science, Editorial Staff of Daisy Chain H.4ROLD KL RIMA N II fmlzl of I'rIfIIrnIIIfI'mI,' Hfllllf un '1?Z.ff'II'lIf!0H. ' Band, English Literary ', National Honor Society DOROTHY KROCKER .Yoblr IX IIN r1IIIrrIrfr1'. Home Economics Club? I -xl: I , , I I ,fi . .I ' ' I, I vi I Il ii!! A , XJR,- jkcx KULTGEN HI' lmx II Ifmltrul Izir, In I'1'I'I'ytlIIIIIf hr IJ fIIII', Rostra, National Honor Society, Government 'liennia i BILLY IQYGER ll'IIlI jII'wId5lII'p F?IiL1lH'I'llQ. Y w Allui ES liYGlZR Gionni is ilisfivsml ivlxcn hu lanylxs. Tiger Hi-Y FRANCES Ln. FRANU llapjuazcsx zulxzflz spreads tn tlzusu arazznll Iiur. English Literary Society .- liERNES ANN LAINE J' 9 0 Her admirublr' Illllftlffdf bvfilj Y M' La G runada, , junior Cla +fLeague , E s U I FLQRENE LANMON els her mimi' SllgglCSf5,AJ1lE'1lUI the .satisfying qualities aj Ll f1au'w'. PEGGY IALXVENIJER Quirt uml m'i.w, Grin' lim' thi' Frisch English literary Society li.XTHLlEEN LA Fox Cami-riuilrnwl abou? m'c'ry!lzir1g7. G. A. A., junior Academy of Science, Science Club A I ' ,1 , 1 if , JUSIQPHINE Ln, CEESSE An L'.l'fl'rf'X5li0Jl that comes from the dept-I1 in her. my JANE LANE S guy and z'1'z'z1l'1'011s, C' ng um! y1'm'ians. lav, Business Staff of ain, Darden, junior ssical League IJOROTHY LASSETER A kind and gracious hostfsx. JOHN LAWIESS Azz Ullfjfilililllllgj ficrswialitxv. junior Academy nf Science, Ilix 1'lltil'll?If smile is his uvzblzsmdar 'luifk and 3-pm yy fn all ,ghg dm-5, , 4 . ., N, of fP'ZA'7lLHlPli'.S'.S'. I Y l l junior Classical League, Tennis , EDNII LEYVIS 'Ihr' ,111-um 111 her 11110 1'll1w11'Hut1'J our 111'f11'tx. Senior Band, Trelxle Clef Club NIINNIIT LINDSEY Ihr 1'11lCI11l11r furns 111 115 I11111'kI'n- 11111 pI11'1', V I If Iufziws 1111 mark an hcr 51111111151 11110. Science Club JOE LOFTIN 17l'1lv1l1'll1 rfjoii will mrlke him 3 . a 51lL'L'A'.Y5, f QU ,f J Dj X , 1 2 I .1 , , ' K, ll 4 L f . lf' Ulfflvw 3 it li, ,fix xijill :Ivy '-10116: Jig , . ,101 W ' 'J ,tiff , ,IH j,-,Af X , Q 'JA Wx' ,1 V 1 L' DARIS LL'AIxIL's The buoyancy of youth bubbles in her. LQ x I 'L' , ' 1 'V' ,v Q L1 X , A V5 u :xv XL H' X xi XV -U 15 1 '- 1 V1 L ,- DCIRIS AICATEE v 1 ' ,X 1715 I1 Iu11tI'1'f1m'1 .wI1rI'I1y high, 4111 111111115 11-1f1f11II'11I1I' .rhu will try. Genheimer, National Honor So- ciety, junior Classical League, Senior Orchestra BETTY RICCLELLAN IVI' kiioqi' .vhc will u1IIw1y.v 110, Ax 110111, a l1I'I111Iy flllil' 10 see. junior Classical League LDSCAR LEWIS z'l1'LL'L1j'5 he 51111121 lhe truth, For 110 1: ll noble yuuth, , ,- , 'A I .Q Cf , 1 ff- QW. . -'C ,L f 1 'Q-ff., -4 X 'wx Y Y H, 'Ln 2 Qi, 7,1 DAN EIQELEEIERH E ' 1115 efforts Ifotluy -ISHf-fbring 73 fflfll' TC'lL'Ll7'11 f0H1d7'7'0'!I?.v, I I . 1' Y Senior Hi-Y, Govgziment ' C511 SIIIRLEY RIJTI1 LovEI,Ess QM 11I'r 111111115 uri' 110011, HM' fr1w1I1.rl11f1 IJ 1'11rI'. Mask and NVig Group ll, Nut- ional Honor Society, junior Classical League, Debate, One- Act Play, Mid-Year Play AIARIE LUNDBERG Her dainty fcattrrex well bvcomc her. SAAIMIE LEE NICCARLEY 11I'r f'llUl'UI01l5 eyes and hm' :west 1',1'11rImrs1w1 .llukw 11 :'I'I',x' clacf' li7?lfl'f'5'.Yl'O?l. Senior Orchestra VIRGINIA IYICDONALD A 'well-slzzlfed fair' and that big xmile are .S1jU1lf1L't11Lf. JOE NICELHANNON LI'I11It-lII'4I1t1Il Ima' guy, Ha 4lV1'Z't'.f I'II'rI' Im-Iiy. junior Academy of Science, La Grzinudu Rus ERT B I Q KI NLEY IVE' E.rAhCI't 5111111 tllingls of this boy. L 4.A..y I ' f Q I . . .1 . X, ,W l .- A I . , ,,,,s,.,. ,...,. I.. gf ,.. , Le.. ,Y,,,x t, I i U--I ,.,-A. . I . FRANCES IXlcLA,CG1fIEIN Tull of stature, full of ll?'IlL'l', YIIIWII lwzw II luml Ifinzw kI'cfII'IIg her fvnlair. Senior Band, Girl Reserves, Stu- dent Council, Coleman Library Club, junior Classical League HEI.FN ll'ICL.-XVRIN I1I'!L'?l of Troy lm: 41 Ilvu' rirxal. Tim MQNAAIARA .S!I'I'I1I1!h of flIII1'III'I'i'I' will uid him in future life. ALLAH JEAN NIARTIN XIII' ix the p1'I'dv und jay of IIUI' CItl5,fHIllfUX. Mask and VVig Group I IIEVVIS NICEVER III our 1II1'Izd.r this IIII1 is first mtv, And .YOHlf'Lil1j' IIi ll br' gfreut. W, Aw, fffew W9 Q25 :mo Fwwifnywffjlg LL Ig , , . K f'I KIYRTLE BICKINNEY llw' PHKIIUIUI' rally for I1dl7ll'I'Ilf1'0lI l?i'p0sItIngf hIIp1II1II'sx m'f71'j2I.IIzr'I'Ia. BIARSH.-XLL IYICL.-XL'GI'iLIN He secnrcly fin the band of friundship. NIARGARIZT MCLA U Rl N HM abilzry and llz?fF7'IIlliHfZfI'07l 5114111141 misc hw' to hw' I!c:tzI1Ii'fI01z SARAH AI.-XRROQVIN foyful all Nw uIlIilI'. Club Cuauhtemoc gg' fix, if , I-I 4 A II Iii- will ' OIIOTHY MA ,VIN -J! ll, I1 I, ' llviffy I d .WIII Ill, swqri Ilndlgmml, Sha III Tar nrlkt ur .IlIg'.vIf015IIl. umll Msslggflll Lggue fb' 2 JL: el I fin W Q Ill ' ' i ill' If' I , if Lx 2 'gy'-Nw HOMER RIARTIN Hr is n friend to ull. Senior Band KIYRTLE MASON llcr .rtutcl-v fzlrrzngr rnixes har to tl lzxgfllcr larsl. JOHN BIEARES IVITM1 we rrmrmlmr lrilm 1n'0'll say, lhcr'c'.s a guy who is rrnlly O. K. BEVERLY M IZRRITT Ilcv- rlarsit' frnluv-cs bring Imuzr 1lmuy1ht.r of hrccrr und fzmzmzt Rome. Tennis S I 'I' Q L yfJW7' '- ' 1, N x , , . l- Q I , l ull 4 if X.'N.,l5J I ,E . . R ,M , ., J ROB ERTA NIICHAEL' Slzr f'05.vr5.g5 .flmfr fmldnfu ruvils I .f-intl is the rn1'Ax' Of all thc girls. , . Ji :Girl Rtserves i l JOY NIILES Likf' srm.vl1inr'.9 gay lwrnmx, Altzwzyx lH1f'f'.v and bliflrr xl1r .rt'wr15. - Bowilng League, . Darden LAVERNE LIARTIN fl .rfwlrk of kimluzmr leafs from liar lzcurt. H.ARRY BIATTHEVVS Alzzfrlyx n gona' uititudr, Alzmlys in u lmfvpy mood. PAULINE HIE.-XRS Lovc11'nr.u .rcvks your tztfvntiou. Senior Girls' Glee Club, Voice Class DOROTHY M EVVSHAXV P1'otVa.rt1'rmlion .Thr fury.: no mind, A bvltrr .vtudrnt you cannot fzml. English Literary Society, Na- tional Hunor Society CLEO LIIDDLETON To one so Plll'!'lf0l'1-17145 .lluy fovtzmc be jlCHC1'Ull.Y BUCK MIDIS Small but full of noble llII'115j.Y. Senior Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus BILLY lXIITCHEI,l. Gfn11z'11,v effort will help llllll lo succeed. BIYRTLE FRANCES MOON We lmve all 51,011 the lady in tlle moon. Thus, sllc 'wwulli make rl 1'rc'lty ,fight rzbavv. Home Ecrrnomies Club BILLIE .IANE BIOORE Cnrrfwe sllc trifs on liar ROBERT M OOR E HF.: 113110 Hifflfs frills zmfl joy Bcfuusf lzc ix fl l'l'QlllIIl' lmy. Intermediate Band TOMMLE NIOORMAN Tlmxp .Yllllll-X' .rmilrx of lima: slzmr' l'Vl1-v .rlzf 11115 nztzllzvr F1Zl'l7l-V 1101- for. ' 'irlS' Glee Club Mixed e eacer Anovlicv raawnz 1:'l1-v we L'lld0l'.Yl tlze Gnoll .YI'l'jjlll70l' fnllfy. l X Q CLINT llvIONTGOMERY Ile will rmvlz tlw lxclgflzt, For llc 11115 .vtwtuli fl-llllf. X. A f . , BARHARA 'MOORE- C'l?H1'1v1ing and grarpful as she can ba. Q ' And- lzcr smzle 1Uz 1'z 1zlz:'l1x's qlml 5' tolscc. ' ' ' Q l La C2I'ElIlllClH,4SliffClll11g Clulu . 1 l i A 'LIZABETH MOORE lllilfllltillf in lwr tasks. RUTH BIOORE A big smile is famed on to make us Ulull. ficril1liler'S VVO1'ksliop, Sketching Club illARj0RIE RIORELAND llm- brigflzl rycs .vm1'li11gf, llcr mrznnrr bfgfuzlzrzgf. Student Council Darden llfzlh :ez li rlwu s X 4 Ry' ' ., . - N ' ' A , . X .Q 'V 'Mr ' IRWIN BIORRIS Thr Inu' is his duly, And his dirty is first. Government NIARGARET KIOSER WI' hold nfffctiou for hrr. JOE Moss Altnxyr fair, always squrzrc lV11v11 it fnmrs io .SllITI'S gift ihcrc. f Dagy Chain, nior Hi li' e H Society, A H n V Ociety f K 1 DOROTHY NIARIE M ORS li Her frvH,x' f7'I'.!5F.Y make Il dfliylrrful Ul'0'ZS'7l, BILL NIOSLEY His frrlrlrsx rym xlwu' his rouragc .YfI'01Ijf, lfifhrn hz' fufrs II I'1'ix1's, hv'll gift HIIHIII. Rostra, Business Staff of Daisy Chain, Senior Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Government NIARY ELIZABETH RIURPHY 1' is an r'.t'I-iting brnuty. Mx L-J Te nis, Bnsinestfj I 1 I Y ' I I H ELON M URRAY To Uf'f'l'K'Lkl-Ulf' fl thing is to lnwm done it yoxcrsrlf. Senior Girls' Glee Club GERALIIINE NANCE lic-1m'tul1inff is the zrord. Pl If I1.r,mn1 rm mc, ,So man-v say, I wish he 'zI'N'e minv v I' Y, june Play JAY I. NABIAN Szfvcrrr is bound to some to him smm' day, For hir mfmxtc rfforts faint that way. Rostra, Senior Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Government BEN NIE IVAYLOR Hr is gona' 11!1flH'Cd and r',n'erd- fngfly friendly, I?lL'Gfll!1fI'Ull of ff'irndJ1Iif'. CHARLES NELSON Svnilfvzy, rzxcrry, Ivruzfc and true, A plramvzf fwtnrc is In stun' for you. Senior Band CLARA R1AI2 NICHOLS She has II ffflSLkI'7lI1fiIlg face, XX-f-Q . ,I ! X : QI I I JJ . ik, I ' I S, fl I. ., II a'4 Ilisfrfet in F'Zf'E!'j'f1If!lgj he und docs. NANCX' NELSON fllullxm- All- fI1l'F blrsxffl hm' uit I1 frIrrIf1'l1'rII'.v.r Iuzfqlmlfll. Genheimer, Junior Classical League RIARTHA NELL OLIVER Her clfirn L'1lIll'HL cntllrnlls Hx. HIC f0.YXf'!'S.VIH' of a rare knowledge. LYNN OLSON L CUPPENHEIM BILLY QSBORNE llc fvsts with ull his L-OvIf'1InI'orI.s. RIINNIE CLEO PACK I'rrftI4vIm.r is kuoukiny at vm' doors. .Vow IICH' is one zc'lIO'.x z'c'v'5Iltifc I O I .1 0 V, Government CLAL'IuELL OVERTON She Enjoys 1116 1011 of Iifc. ,1 44-JJW1 fiffw Llgcff PARKER 1-lnzbifzluz II11Ii rzbilif-v 2I'I'II scnd lzzm I0 Um toll Prefs Club, W71lC03l1 Staff, 'mth Wulf Club Nltlonal Honor bu II CLARE ELAINE PEARSON An zznzuringf f'L'l'J0ll lo bc around. LAVELLE PERRY Gold and lavrly lmir is lzcrzr. Senior Orchestra CHRISTINE PIERCE Her gcnrl'0.IiI-v is the mark of lzrr rlznrfr Senior Girls' Glee Granada, National Hono Society JACK PONDER Endless energy for doing noble tlnngs. A U , , A mb BIARGARET POVVELL Slzr tlzI'nk.r itlv zuorth thc try to fight Ihr battle' for rzrcmmhlrshvzents, ith fozrcr and fnight, NIARGARET PEEVEY She 'u'crzr'.s clieccrful animation. H,ARRY PEYTON Silent brillinnfc as rl light glowingf. English Literary Society, Na- tional Honor Society RY STELLA PIERCE y is her flou'i1Iy7 lznir, beauty wr Cannot C0lllf'!17C ior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus JEAN K.'XTE PORTER Graceful form and Cllgfl' fart, llfho could eww take lrcr Macc! RAYMOND POWELL A nice fellow, with II good lineg lcll this u'0rlIl, lic: f'Ivnt,v fmr. Hn' cycs short' intrravt in you XVRAY MAC Q U ERY Silmlfr 15 yfrldfrz, X ' J A1112 l11'1'1' .r 11 11'1'111H1,x' .m1rI.! ',i, Senior Band, La Granada , NORAIA ELLEN QLJINN 7 711' f1'1'r11dl,x' l1'1171t I-71 1101' FYYIHV rxmwr b111'n,v law, Darden Nzltinnal Honor Sucietv 1 . Government Sin' ix v'11ti11'1' 1'11111111'k11bI1' Bild-Year Play 1 ,A . r DIARY LOUISE Quai 'HH' Inn' l11'1' fm- l1u1'31'lf, 1111! j11.vf 1111- 1101111111 ll1111g1.r .rim dues. junior Classical League JOY RAY j11I11'lr111f, 011111113 1l!1f'f'-V, 1'.1'1'1f1'1I, l'1't'111'1'0115 1'y1'.r, 111'1'1'1' 111111'Z1'1l. Press Club, VVacoan Staff, Na- tional Hunor Society, Mid-leur Play .-l 1L'm11'.r 11 51111111 011 III-,Y f111'u, .9 21'1'lz'111111' 1111v 111111112 NORMA REAGAN YN1:S REDIJING DORA f3RACE REEUY ,S'z1'111't 111111 j'11'u11d1y 15 t111'.v 'r71'fI,'r 5111111 0111i 1111 1,71 1111' 55101111 lrlurl. 'f A 'J galiirl Rcseryes, Cnlcgmzxn 1,iblLZ1l'f' 'f Cl11b,jSe11io1L fjl'lJhQStT21 A-5 A C-' - faif ,I -' f rif' 1 '91 1.1 U d A I Q 1 r,, . Ji NELL Run .Slzr Iuakx 1',r11t11, Siu' f'0.Y.YL'.YX1'.Y tlzv jurv uf l1'1.'1'11g. l0I'llS, 'nice C :iss xVlLL.AIJEEN REEVES I'1'1'.c1'5t1'1111' will .1101 -x'1111 1l11'1'1'. M,-xRG,xR121' RENFRO lx 5110 1I1zvt1'11c1I to Ili' 11 1'111'01'r ,Shu 11115 11 1111t111'11l f1111r for .v111111f111's,v. lf D 2 Q ,JJ if I , lla U1 !Ulv,l! ff TI, H.A3RlDE Xl WI 1 I 'ar Huy fr' rl of faiy'iv1il1rQf,x'. U ' ll Cl for yirs, e , ' 'Oicef'Class ,, T if lr ajjoy lalwnyv b 1 M ff 1 'l ly' f fl by ,l AIARGARET ANN ROBERTS Shells lqtwrl by the rfrtcllzgcrrtua. English Literary Society, Junior ROBERT RIESS Hi: ability fu work ix c.rfrz'dcd Olllj by his al21'l1'IVx' in mukf flirnrls. Tiger Hi-Y, Mask and XVig Group I, June Play r MARJOR1E ROBE,R:rS. ' Slzc .shows a zest far life. V, 4' ' a I i lld ' , , Classical League f ' ,. ' , l ' i f ' ,dpsgfj 1, ,l I 'LA fl ' I ,f I , 1 i l f j - ll: A is I ' f.. '44 .gnu f '.-l,f f . ' .-. I 1 'J , , 'L .ill A' I A RIAD,-UiY'N ROBERTSON -, ,J . I ,Her l'0l7lG71fI-flgfllllf-Y we all ,' L adrnir'f. K 1 lj . .Press Club, Nvacoan Staff 1 l . R 4 1 I , .IUANITA ROBINSON Sha is ll lcvrl-lrcadrrl frrrsmz. Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Home Economics Club .IEA T O ERS A l'l1f11'miny,'l'l1r1r' rr zvlza dum lzm' flmr ing PVitl1 .Emil Ulzolly L1l.Ylll'lIlI'Plff. lx1A'RIE RONK No lurk of nrirv thing.: fo Tay, Ever arrstml rn har mind. G. A. A. Q x NANCY DORIS ROBERTSON To her, lzonrsty ix rmrrntml, l a1!lzf14Inc.v5 is not f-roi-inlial. Science Club f la fjyfflc ,,,,jiQ If ,V-,ff I, 'Iwi K rvgpa-fi an LNLU , f ,, JUCANITA RODGERS An ulrnsurzl maiden who is lrcld ' hi ' 'i. zu gh rcylqn A S I X, 'R -. If H. ROGERS In ubrxfcr'z'1zcc Ill-gr-k!'l'tlllj' u'Hf Is llluvzj-.v Jura' Io mulac a lift. Editorial Staff of Daisylbhain, La Granada, National Honor Society ,-., I ' gb, I 4 x. ARTHUR ROSEN Ona so frznmlly ix bound 10 Jmucud. VT, DUDI,EY L. Rouse In ffl-C1ld.YIll-f'l.Y dnvmlirz you are king, fl11pj11'11c.rs to ull you lvrzzm. Senior Band, Rostrzr, Junior Academy of Science, Govern- ment, Junior Classical League SELMA RUBEL , S110 is n'11'k11bIc 1'01r1pz111m11. s 1 RUTH ANN RUBY Slick agile and nmzblc, And quick 'lK'I'f1l a llzinrble. Tennis, G. A. A., Studen cil, Press Club, Genh lVacoan Staff CARLENE RIISCH South of H111 Bofdcr' mr frftty Inrlivs rern, 1314! 11111113 so 11fpe11l1f1g ns Cmlrlczzc 1 l RUBY RL'TH12RF0Rn In a'l11Iftic1r she 1'.rrvUds, Among! frzrmls she 1'1'a1'cc1ls, Ax good naturcd a guy ax wffyg ony een. SEYMOUR Row Quirtlvv lzc dna.: umnrv good f1lI'11j!S Senior Orchestra PHIL RL'B1NsTE1N We .wc z'a1m'111111 1'n111'111fe in H115 Ind, WXYZICOZIII Staff GLADYS RL' ETER efervrzucs are herd . GLORIA RUSSELL Ilm- 111111412 Illl'l'Ufl5!'.i' with 111110 BETH SAMPLE Srzrilivzy .r1:'cr'll.x', ,S 111' zlrfx 1115r'1'r.'1 i1x'. H15 1'on11m'1 IS L. A. SCARBOROLIGII .llnrir is in his soul, 1'SI'l6'PlLlXl1ll' IS Ill his heart. Senior Band Lots SCHARFF .Al xiuvvl and lovely girl is by no mums luzruflfonxc. Bowling League, 10A Chorus ,. ' t ,f ll , , .' ll' p 4 L .LL ' a u l t DLJDLEY SCH 111.2 E fl smilv for ull, and all for u smile. Senior Band, Student Council I GWISN SEABERRY Crum: Tru: Pll l'l'l' fl1UllllIlllE.S.Y 111 hm' llt'fl0ll.Y. Mixed Chorus, Science Club ANDREA SENDON ll'lIl'PI hw' sftlrleling 7'm't'r' tht'-t' hmrr, Al group of frwmlr find tl1mr1,wltw's 1101171 Senior Band, Genheimer, Na- tional Honor Society, junior Classical League U Z3 1 W rm l SX , K Rl T fs, N oflxl-A 'fR0liERT,.SHARl' Q' M afliij 1751123 attribute: il' ul fulness. VENITA ScARBoRoi'oH You can sm' thc symputliy and trr1dNr1c,sr H1 her fum. Senior Orchestra via!-a,aL4 .Lf .ef 1 Aff'-fi 1, S V f If 1' - , , 1' Y ' fi-..o-5-exec.: - NIARTHA EE SCHAVVI foyous ix hm' mood, Xrz'f'f is .the rude, Intermediate Girls' Glee Club, Darden, junior Academy of Science JANE SCOTT Her delifzzte lovclinesr enthralls us. JEAN SEAWRIGHT She is so rlmmxingly fresh. Junior Classical League rj EDWARD SHAFFER ll'urk is his xfvirit, To .r1n't't'm'tl is hi.: uimg I Some tluy 1ut ll till knfm' him f.ff'l'll1l.YL' of his frumu. Rostra, National Honor Society, Debate, junior Classical League XVILBURN SHARP Sincere and loyal in all of hir friemlslzips, La Granada, Student Council, Senior Hi-Y, june Play . f J g',,1,4J,!if .Vi LA' Q tg - Q., '..f,,wf 2 L .1 Q- . ifs., 1 FRED SHAVERS Quirf, 7l'S01H'L'Cflll, Busy to Alvlease. Tm SHERMAN Curr will flew, lfillfll lnim you ser. Senior Hi-Y BEN En SKINNER Ili: only Cllfllllillj 'INN' ilu' 0 lan ZU01l1dH'f mind llliflliklill Senior Orchestra ORA B. SAIILFY She riixfilrlkw 11 sense of gluyvty. ,IAN12 SMITH HM 'lHIfl!'LkL't1b1j' yroomrd hair 15 ulrlstmnlzmf. Intermediate Girls' Glee Club fllixs f iU7'flI11t', 7101 mzlvfortimr, lVu.Y Xin' to ull who lenmti her. Chorus, Voice Clabs NIARY CATHERINE S H ERZHAN HM' anliliisiti' tusfc' mukrx u fllfiljlllgj impressizm. 1oB Chorus 0 BOBBY SHYTLES ffuvx' hr is uml 1zrrM'y-yo-Iufky, All Ihr gals think INK juxf dilfky. Senior Boys' Glee Club, Forum, Tiger Hi-Y, june Play, Yell Leader . VV. SLANKARD If I nbifion to do great tllingfx the jiorvm' ta do Hzvm. Senior Band BILL D. SMITH Hi.: mummr -is i'1mrn11'1zg, His smzlf is dxsmmmg. Tiger Hi-Y RL-XRGARET SMITH Slit 1'eucl1f's for H10 higflzvst mid lmrrmg l!t'l1lLl'l'CHlCl!fS along the rlimb. Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Natrona onor r illiss l10f'ZlIf1I'1fj' to you ,.1 CFONY SoRisNs1fN 1lr'x A-l in liix .'los.rr.v. Jllltl IRA with thi' luxstxr. Senior Boys' Ulee Club, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Government IJURUTHY SPENCER llllyfllllfj' will tlmrm urtmnjmzriy rwzrlz nmr'f.uu'uI. Ueuheimer, Bowling League, National Honor Society, Junior Classical League ' it., .41 f, ICARLE STANFORD 1lz.r rim' zutrrcxf 111 f'Z'l'I'j'011C has N011 him IllU7lvX'fl'IL'11dJ. RnTH,t STARR Slut lmx rl lrlmsiizg zmly 11110111 IIN. Home Economics Club ISEATRIQE STIEVSSY .llwt 41 ffftfllllltf mzxx. Girl Reserve: Bon STINSON They .my tim! liixlory flaws r'i'f1mt,' xlluybc mzothcr will bc thzfv LY7H1f lL'fL'. SVLENA SP1sEo 5110 Tm! only owls flu' nmxt out of Ilfv, 5115 Puts a VCU' ilfmrt drill in it, junior Classical League LoRRm N STAAS fl t'1u1r'1m'r of ull. Rowman STARR llis ru11!i'n1jmmr1'r's arf jrlozul of him, For in tztlllcfniv Im .rlmitxr murli rum. Forum, Tiger Hi-Y, Football D0l.CDRl?S STERLING lfor our 'who mu.tfM'.t thi' Iittli' filings, thu gfrrrzt iu'11ivT'wur'r1t5 tukv run' 07 tIivn1,fvlT't's. English Literary Soicety, Na- tional Honor Society flR.-XCE STEVENIER Yillt'l'! .f ulrtwiys 11 fldff' for 41 jfvrsolz liku fjrizrc. Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus Louisa STOLTE I.1kr any frcxlz mul bfnfwllfllfl floznm' flir' orouml Inv' hut .Y00'flII,l1'l power. V 4 LYNN STRINGER llix Iitlzlctiz' ag11'l1'ty, Ifrarwl his ability, Mid-Year Play, Football YVM SUEY His bmziiihig rudiunt'a illdllfrs tuarm fr'1'M1rIs11ifu'. Student Council, English Liter- ary Society, National Honor So- ciety, junior Classical League EUDORA TAYLOR Sha is dai11t,yvfram hrud fo toe, .She counts frzcnds, not foe. EVELYN THARP HH' like hw' bm! brrrlzrsr .flzfs llursrlf. Science Club ID.-XVID 'THOMPSON fTC7Ifl6'NIllI11,V in czferytltiml he does. HAZEL JEAN THONIPSON You .should make il n point to mmf! This darling girl, so mi1xrr'7'uf1'r'c and nvut. Junior Classical League TVIARY JOE STRONG She is deeply rooted in our ltcarix. i 5 1 I , z -1 I A ' 2 X- ' DOROTHY SWIFT Personally, shox tops 'with ns. senior Girls' Olee Club, Mixed f ' 1 Chorus, Voice .Class' - 5 - . lx ' if 7 1 'fl , I Q . KNIARUKRET TAYLOTA Q 1 I 1 1 ne so friendlyjmdf ellthmsiagtit. Genheimer, junior Classical Le gue 1 I A ii J I, ' ihb 6 1 I 'V I I aj lil-L' pf! I HJ ,..-P ., ' . W 'a ,Q .Jw tip 4 by 'wwf fly V 44LL.f V ' wil, . by' P' fl Y 1 is Q lf' rly,lpMTHy'liiH!9gr9is 'J' Q T f T , gf I ll if 'C you Q . ' A ,r V jf MM in gnu .,aSfndef?f.Cou '1 -Masliiand 'I Gkilpjklggiior Classiggl L 1 ji N! . ' Signal! I rf! EVANGELINE THOMPSON HM' I'?1l'l'!l,V is no! illlr. Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mid- Year Play LEDA ,LHOMPSON Hrr Iaugflifm' risfx, it.: happy gifs' b.i'pr'eJx1'2zg hw joy quita merrily. La Granada If iii adplpusilrv th assotizzle 'zvilh ' of 1 I 1 y Y s 1 5 -'ye' ' X x J , , Q , I , ' A Q Q1 , I w I , , ' . 11 ' L, . Q' i Jjf' , ar . V., 1 T LRRY3' THoxg1'Psox Y .- V 1 1 S1 111 ix :Hin 84fXJf,I'flA'fliTltZ q.rr1'1H,. ' .liiril tn Jirlzrt-xif'M'11 1'1'11i,L1p1 ry-iw l 1L11Qr'11. L, , ' f.,YY k4 .M 4 C.ole1nap,,I.1hraiy 'Clupf Scieuc ,Y ClubQ 1 Tqmiis . ' Ed JACK FFIIURNTON L 111111111 lzair, Pl1'11.9111g1 uzr. H V011 To.x11.1x'soN 7l1f'I'C .Y 110111 11 1are, l'l'h1'11, Hugh 15 thrre. Horsrux TR.A,Xl.XllZI.I. H11 1.9 11011111 juz' l11.r uizsy 11111111101 111111 f'lu11J1111I 51111111 RIARY l'iI1lZ,-Xl3li'l'H TR,xv1zRs1f 111 us 411.1 11li1'11yx .v1'1'111,v 111 2111 l.111111l111111, xrzurut, 11111i 1'111'1'f1'1'1'. DAW111 'liukxlm This is n 'zvvll knmmz fart E a A H ERXIAN 'IQHORN , Tim! frzvzzdlv .v1111'11' fl'0T'CS H1111 1111 IX jfwildly. Enrrli 'FINIJIZLL 5111's ffllglllf' and fLll'Vj 1Il?z', 224 ' rlflg .4 f., -' , fl l 1. ,,. ,.. V 4, .,.. lNI,x1,1121.1NE Towxsrxn Her I11'f111ty :lr t11111'I1's:. Home Economics Club S,-XNDINA TRAPLENA I-'1'jr1'1'11 l1'.'t1'1's fm' I117'11l1l1'. Intermediate Girls' Ulee Club, Home Economics Club , ' , L, , MA, 1 1 -.lE.xNETTE Trcxiiiz HH' l1111'1' 1'11111r 111 1'1'.1I1:u, YI11' l11'1111ly tliqfs 111'1'f1 I-71 f1'11111'i11 .i fyuv. Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Junior Classical League IJORA M.xr: rl1l'RNl?R SUIIIFYIIIIIFJ tlzfrc 1'11n1r's Ll girl so Tha: this boy is known for his tart. sawn! tha! The Cl1Lfl01llH'j' ztsrlf cur1't dcsfrillf lim: bi.-XXI ISS 'TURNER .'l11d 11cr1' 1.1 11111' 11'110 15 t'l1Tilf1-VS .In1Il11111. PA U LIN lf TU SA ,Nrm11' f11'11f1l1' 1'11111'm, .1'0m1' 1111111 I1.l' 1l1111111fI1, 1 1'r1' 11r1' t11r1'111'n11 111111' 1'11111.111z'111f, tow. Senior Orchestra -Ioonz VAN XVIE fjlll' 11'1111.v1' 11t1I11'f1'1' 11l11'11'1,v 1111x 11111115 111111 I1'1'11 k11011'11, A1111 11'110x1' fm'.10111I11'tAv 1111.5 made him 111111 lzlecd. D 1 Basketball 1:1 . -f ,1 iy cilNGER VCJIl.S IH Xf'1f1' of t111' 1'1111111'1' 111 11111115 KI f'1111, 11'1' 11111 111'.Q11'1'111I l11'r Till-111 11111' 11111111 J'f1111, lNlid-Year Play lXI.1xR'1'HA LOU XVALKER 51111111 111 11:13 UH! 5l1'1'1lt 111 111111rn1. 's . EAREINE NVALLACEH S110 is 11 5011111111511 111xs. LoL'1sE '1'L'RNER 111 11t11l1't1'1'.r 111111 11111311 JII1' 111'r'1'S 111'1' 1111, .-11111 11.1 for 111'r .f1'111w111, .r111' 1111.1r1'1'1x 115 11111. Senior Band, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. NIAE ,IIQANE TYRA S111' 1.1 1'.l'1l'll7'1!1l1lH11j' 11111: Senior Girls' Glee Club, lwixed Chorus, Voice Class ADRIAN V.-XUGHAN 'l'ln',v certain 110.11 ix '1'l'7j' .fH11U'!, And we f111111e 11113 11 t1'11111'r l11'111f, Senior Band, National Honor Society, Government, Tennis LEXYIS XV.-XLKER 111' 111111 5771115 11'111'rI our 1111'n1m'I1'5 1'1'1'1111 I 11111 11111 1111111 p111y1'rl' .f111'11 11111111 11101- 11011. Football DIARY ELLEN XVALKER I.11111f111'r111 Uywx 111111 1'11r1j' 111111, Il1'1'1 5 11 111.15 1111103 T'1'l',V 111111 Genheimer HAROLD WALDACE f1Hll7Il1l 1ll:.f many !ZX.?rf'1.Y, l41'1'1'1111.v111'p ix 11111 gll'L'19'Xl. f' Senior Band, smiiof .Hi-Y I A il'I.XRG.'XRET XVAi,1.,xci1: ll'or1i.v Ullllll zIl'xt'ribl', hun' lim' ruioril Pull of ilizrlnfh, .vf'i'uL'x for ilxflf. Society, National Honor Society, LOUISE XV.-XI.I.I2RSTElbT l'ri'.'15i', xiii' nlwtuiizs lzwr unix. National llonor Society, Niid- Year Play AN nnksox XV.-XI.TliRS lfmllrsx fw'r11'.w wr' gfiw' to one fulm l1t'.vi'r'1'i',r 11. Senior Band, Senior Boys' Glee Clulw, Student Council, Voice Class Bizrry XV,x1,Tu,xLL 7115 marc Brffys tw Hlf'A'f'-- Yin' bwttvr wt' filer fhum. Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mid- Year Play -I. D. XVA'rsoN O11iut, hui lu' fox5i'xsi's mzrrgfy In lin WDM! lft'l'li.x'. Tiger Hi-Y GLORIA WEATHERS S110 ix like a drwuvz .l!lil'1. - Senior Band, English Literary A 0111: vs l PHILLIP XV.-xl.L.xcE IVIIUH fm' sri' Har .vmilf nf this 1101116 lull, I HT, tim, will xmili' fm' if mukcs our Izuults gflllxi. Senior Band, Senior Hi'Y BIAVIS XVALLS Shi' frm fun' thc tuovlll rvztlz tourugff. Doius FAYE XVi'XI,'l'IfRS Sin' liar 41 ruzfvlfzcl look. ALLIQNE XVARREN Slip muy find timr for f'14'tl.flH'I', Bu! fllvvc is am tum' for lvzsurtu Science Club FRAN K VVATT llc IJ umm' ruiflwzal .rmzznlizml fllllllj' to soy. H N' ATI-inks llun' ,vm 9 41 'ix rl oft uf nior ass' et fue FICHOKIAS XVEATHERS He is bruzw' cmd lava! and vuixv lizvrytlziizg zuartliiuhzlc hr triws. ci0RMAN XVEBP. I rif'11dIy muliurr, L'lltll'H1illJl smilv, Win him fricizdxliips ull the 'Ii.'1lliC. Forum, Tiger Hi-Y ANITA XVHARTON She' is always u'Ulc0nzc'. Home Economics Club Ronny XVHITE This luiils lux! IILIIHU is li'hitf', HZ' ull likz' him 'cizzixu half all rigfht. lViw,xi,xN XVIGLEY HQ is kizuzvn for his i11trgfv'1't,v. CLARICE XVILLIAMS All album of plmlsunt Illf'?7lUl'1'L'S IS i'anm1'nnI in thi: mir Jfiol. Coleman Library Club RIARGARET XVIIATIIERSBEE Truth and limlcxty prcdoniinutf. B ETTYE XVEM PLE A sfvcci yoimy lady Can always be vecogmzvd. J. C. WHITIE ffI l'lI'1lS is fauna' in feng hr if our uf H111 NIU. Junior Academy of Science, Sketching Club RUTH XVHITT .-1 kimll-v hrilrt xhmus ifsrlf. National Honor Society BILL XVII.LI.-XNKS lf'Vr' know him as ri friend. B11.L XVILLINGS ll'1m run foryvt the fmt HHH' Bili's fiersofzality is f7lL'l15l-Till? IJOROTHY XVINNLNGHAM liner rm' .mul ,wt that f'l'l'-51.0115 tlliuyfx mmf flour ufi in .vmull fwitkrzyfcsf Girl Reserves RAY XVISWELL lVr tuuuul m'cr'r'.iti1rit1tr' Hou' much this fflluu' doc.: rrullxv ruff. HARVEY XVOOD Hi.: lirwly f'cr.mv1t:li'fy makes you like him. National Honor Society, Mid-Year Play QIOSEPHINE XVOOLEY lfcuufux' of hcnrt und hcuulyx' of face, l'cr'.ron11j1t-1111011 of t'huruz and grate, f Genheimer, Mid-Year Pla ' fill ifpfu f fi4l'Z9L:i, 1 A? f ft QAM fff ,ofgdi l 'l Q' AKA f 4. fflfe--' if W Q X i - f fl N ij XMVZX ,,1,lLI,xRGARET ,W AYJ 1 . ' rf Qi . , , Shr' hui' uxxrts, loo, in olhcr rturx. I ' fr 1 june Play, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mi9CEdlCh13LUS,l Studenitl, I Council, Mask and' VWig'G4'0r1p' I, Voice Class, Mill-X'ea1' Play Sixo YEE Hi.ruln'I1'!,v In lruru li'1'I1 fruur for him t'1U'll, Forum, junior Academy of Sci- ence, National Honor Society, Government, junior Classical League .J V I 1V1f,7l ,- ,fl JI 4 . IIQHJQGQQWHILQUJESS f 'bwleff 3 1 ,J- .fl Maizvix XVISE Ili' is quirk on Ihr iv'iglL2l'V. His licart tolfldrfl bc lll!f!lCI'. Rostra, Senior Hi-Y, National llonor Society, Government, De- bate, junior Claasical League ELIZABETH XVOOO Yhc glint of liumur 111 hcr rycs .-lttouuls for hm' fvicrirlxlizf' tics. Genheimer, Bowling League, National llonor Society, Junior Classical League, Yell Leader 'I' OM XVOOD We arc ,rrrrc hc hu.: u hrilliuitf future. Student Council, Science Club TEBIPEST XVORTHAA1 Sha scrum uzorr like thc calm aftrr the .vfornz lhuu 'l r,u1j'r71'l. YVacOa n Staff f 1 ' 'Vi J ff' , IL ' av ' i I A , . . f , I 'LID I E I ff 'J f ff NI.-ilktolg 'YZARRINQTON lu hy' 1Ir'nwJlu1J'tl1lcr'1' is fl7'fV,, I - lhcr fa kznfirlcsx in hm! hicsrt. ,, .X 1 W. seam omg' ,r:rfexki1ub,'ix1iXfa , Chorus, Club, Uart'len,v, N ,L Y A A X XVa oanjitaf Natidnaf Io il ,Sofietv J, v A, X41 IF fLi,if7f,vf1,,'-iff ,Q 'P 2,1 ,fV J7f'7y , lil V FRAYK YOWELL iw ft f 'L . f llc hnx fhr' high r.rlr'rm, Uf ull Iii.: cmrlmtlfrv, 11 tlors xrrur. Senior Band, Government 1 f , X J 1 A To To To To To To To To To To To To To To T o To To To Mid-Year Class Poem A Challenge let not 1111 idle!1o111-.flip p11.vt, do our duty firsl Illllll l11xt, do u'l111t five o11gl1f1111d11oZl2e 11.vk1'd, C1111 we do it? 11'z'sely think for our f1'eedo111'.v .v1zk1f, follofw true in den1ocr1117y'5 fZL'llk6, c111'ef11lly icciglz the right cozuive to take, kyill we do lt? keep our pledyc Qvlzen it ix told, l1o11o1' our 1L'0I'd'fIlf' above gold, uphold the trust in ll.Y otlzerx lzold, C1111 we do it? 1111! Zlzoxe who are not so .Yll'0l1fj, IlSA'l'.Yl tlzoxe Qclzo Cflllyl 1'1111 so lo119, llelp lend the way lll tlze u'o1'ld'.x' f1'11.v1f Z lll'0l11j llfill we do it? .vel our goal 'lL'lll'7'L' our 1111'11d.v will lK1lll, slriize and ten1pt11tio115 to quit, lllZllL'E!l', ' 14 ' ' U p1'1fs121'1,v12 qwllz Il Jlllik-ffl-ll creed, C1111 we do il? ii? ii? HG 513 look 11t life 1c'1'tl1 Il .X'lt'lldy gaze, .vcp111'11t12 TCVUIZQ frozn flze fllll' Illlll 1'1'1fl1l ix'11j's, try o111' bm! il11'o111jl1o111f 11ll our liIly.Y, WVU 1r1111 do lil -CHARLES COOPER, Pod of flIi1l-YH111' Claxs. Except :1 Corn uf wheat une Class Poem Evolution fall into thc ground and die, it ahirlcth alone: but if it die, it hrimrcth forth much fruit Ilrrt' art' tho tortuous fwandrrings of rfvolution. Perhaps thfsr arp thf llwartbrats of humanity, a slumboring humanity- This Ifinrst Ilour, this Drffrnlzrr Sofvrnth Pfrhaps fwhrn a nation is unitml hy ffar and hatrfd, Thr day fwhrn it fwill be unitml by lofuf is not far off. Ur do -wtf go through this agr-old, dratlly-not-w tlfstrurtion Only to satisfy tht' hungry jafws of rfvolution? Thr m-olution of minds and vmotions inowrs slofwly, .rlnd one that fwould fly ahfad is a buttorfly ltfating its fwings against tht' railing. Somrtimrs its fwings are dfstroyrd, find than it is rallrd a martyr. This is tht' fworld-soul struggling for light. It may lm just anothor strugglr. Thr things fwr fight for may not matfrializf in our Gra-ve thoughts acrompany thrst' grafw timrs. IVln're do -wr stand on tho sralr of timr? Ilofw littlr of tho farth's trrasurfs hafve fwr tastril. lVr hafw just nibblfd at the fruits of fifuilization, .Ind found thfm so rifh fwf bzflif-'Wd fun' had fatrn all. llfhat is this talk of a dvfadfiit flmrrica- This unrasy farting that fwr arf sfnilf and fwrak? Thr small of pofwdrr at Lrxington still lingrrs in thr air, flnd rarh lzrwfzr brings a Lwhiff of Ilunkrr llill and Ifallry Fargo. Go out and src Ihr sky, brhold thf sun and tht' stars That lookrd dofwn on thrm but a short yf'stt'ryt'ars. llfho nofw bffliffvrs himself maturw? lVo ara young, .Jud tht' things about us arf' young, ,ind tht' land fact' lifvt' in is young. But fwhy do Iwo fight If ,Jlnrrica is young, and tht' -world is young, ,ind all thr cofnbinrd strrngth of all tha strong men on earth Cannot lift thi- :wright of rfvolution That ,tirrssrs hfa-'vy on our shouldrrs? Brrausr afvolution is a stair-'way lwhich 7lt Ul'f Pods II'f may look hut onr stop ahrad and try but onf, and gain but onf. Dftrrmination' risfs in our hfarts to surmount all That is potty and -wrak in our t'Xl5lt'llCl'. L1't it br burnrd drop, l:'tt'l1wd with thr grim, gay rhattvr of dying man IVho laugh bfrauszr thry rannot rry. The shameful shall not always bw accofvtrd for ffar Or forgotten at sight of brttfr. Old lronsidrs has rust on hrr. To hojrr, -'wr' niust again hate- Hatt' all fwhirh is unfworthy that fwt' sm' nofw llfhen our fyrs arf' unfvfilrd by a brawt' dfsprration Ur a fviflorious rxultanre. Of Vallfy Fargo a nation fwas born- Through rrsolution's firvy travail lrt it grolw But fwhat of tht' tworld about us? Thr' dark tfrror of tht' sfas that surround us Is oft knofwn only by thr pitiablzr rrifs Of thfr drorwnrtl and drofwning. Hopf, hafving fwandfrnl about thf rarth, Barolrzfs nofw an .flrnrriran ritizrn. Somr nations ltd Ul' proiluvfd an rrsatz rallrd grand. If Ihrrz' is to br hojw' of a fworld math' nrfw In strfngth, and fwisdom, and goodnfss. It must arisf' from tht' skill of tht' hands and Thr inwinrihility of thy hrarts of frrr mrn. time,- of fworsa, strong. Lf! us arguit oursrltvrs fwrll in tht' task lmforr us. l Thr' day fwhrn all pfoplvs shall again lValk .in lnajfsty and dignity upon the farth ls not far off. If it is for us to fwork and pray, xlnd in -working and praying, To dir, Lrt it bf that this inrfvitablf hour may romr. For this is thr stfady adfvanrr of Efvolution. -EDVVARD SHAFFER, Port of Juno Class. Mid-Year Class istory HREIZ years before the IQ42 enrollment for the Spring term, our class, assembled from all parts of the city, ready and eager for the three ensuing years at a school of advanced learning, enrolled at high school. Today those who remain of that enroll- ment have received certificates of graduation and have thus com- pleted one of the most crucial periods of their lives. A few have dropped from our number, either because of lack of ambition, because of necessity, or on account of the noble desire to aid our country in its War efforts. These have given our class the distinc- tion of being the first graduation class since the last World War that has sacrificed some of its number to fight for our country. During the years our class progressed through high school, We, in entering into the spirit and comradeship of the institution, became more and more a part of it, as it became a part of us. Some of us had ambition and ran for office in the school government in order that we might lead and hold position in the community life. Others chose rather to remain in the ranks merely as followers and good citizens. Some took the lead in athletics, others in music, and still others in dramatics, public speaking, and many other activities. Some of us were versatile and not only excelled scholastically but also entered into extra-curricular activities and found our days filled with routine tasks and interesting diversions. Each of us had unique work to perform, each of us had individual ideas, each of us directed our interests in a different channel, but when it came to school spirit and loyalty, all of us were bound into one eager and cooperative group. From the first time that We sang the Spirit of VVaco High as a member of the student body until the last time during our gradu- ation exercises, an inexplicable feeling of warmth toward the school and our classmates enveloped our hearts. This feeling itself molded all the individuals of diverse ideas, tastes and dispositions into one unified group whose achievements as a body will long be remember- ed in the annals of VVaco High School. -.Inv I. NAMAN, Ilislorirlzz of illizl-Ycflr Clary. une Class Histor T could well be said that the class graduating from VVaco High in the spring of lQ.l.2, as a group, was very similar to most of those of preceding years. No particularly out- standing achievements marked the course of its members' education. They came from the three junior High Schools a little bewildered in 1939. Quite normally they were not at all happy or interested in their surroundings during their first term in High School. Their ego, inflated as seniors in ,Iunior High, received a rude shock from their humbler positions. lipon entering their second year, however, they began to become accustomed to the greater activity, the greater population, and the maze of teachers, traffic officers, seniors, and other animals in High School. During the following year they were being mentally prepared and becoming duly appreciative of the 'fexaltedi' position of a Senior of Waco High School. Finally they became seniors. They were overwhelmed by the activities and ex- penses attached to their position. Their time was taken up with much study and social happenings and little sleep. They suddenly became leaders in their various clubs and organizations. They engaged in or cheered from the sidelines many events with the customary VVaco High spirit. Remembering the ahievementsof the IQZQQ football team, much interest was aroused by a comparatively successful season. Following the pattern of preceding years the school was also successful in the other fields of athletic endeav- or, particularly basketball. The music department gathered in new honors. The dramatic and debate departments attained their customary excellence. As commencement exercises began to draw near, the prospective graduates began to take stock of their abilities and possibilities. They were confronted with the grave task of deciding what occupation to prepare foror what further training to undertake. The many fields of normal times open to them had been augmented by the war boom. There appeared to be the normal ratio of prospective doctors, mechanics, business men, plumbers, and bums. There were the average number who were destined to be successes in their chosen work and the average number who would be failures. Yes, this was an average High School graduating class, indistinguishable from those of preceding years. Only one thing made- it different: it was the first ,lune class to graduate into a llnited States at war, for twenty-five years. This war entirely changed the aspect of the future of these young men and women. lt cast a multitude of shadows over the bright visions before them. lt brought to mind scenes of heart- break and suffering, of hunger, pestilence, war, and deathg it brought the prospect of sacrifice for victory and the necessity of toil after peace returns. lt forewarned of the work of rebuilding all that had been and would be destroyed in the wake of war's re- lentless path. Surveying their future responsibilities, the seniors of VVaco High knew that to survive in this world of war would require all of their resourcefulness and courage. Only then did they realize what VVaco High had meant to them, what it had done to prepare them for the turmoil before them, only then did they realize that the guidance and inspiration of their school days would be their greatest source of the cour- age, the perseverance that would be required of them. Only then did they realize that those three years had been the most fruitful of their lives in preparing them to serve their country and themselves honestly and with the true spirit. -JACK KL'L'fGIQN, Ilistorian of June Class. Mid-Year Glass Propheey from 'C . . . lNIy Desk-Private . . . U January 14, 1956 As I was walking down Maryland Avenue, I accidentally met my old friend, HERSCHEL DIINN, who owns Television, Ltd., and also has some stock in I7. S. Theatres, Inc. and Radio Corpora- tion of the World. Herschel told me confidentially that he could only hope to clear fF75o,ooo this year, since the threat of war in South Mars caused a temporary decline in the television business. His associates in RCVV, KERNS POWERS and WARREN QUICK, are buttering their bread from the profits from inventor ANNE KING'S new ioc finger-sized radios. March 20, 1 957 HARVEY VVOOD and GINGER VOILS are co-starring in BI-G-NI's current hit, VVe Nlet at the Circle, which has received a five-star rating and is showing at the leading drive-ins now. .Also appearing in this great hit are HELEN lXIcLAllRIN, BONITA DANIEL. and -IANE SMITH. September 23, 1957 This morning when I went to Senator ETHEL JANE LIOHNSONNS office on official business, I saw .IAY I. NAMAN, rancher-politician-sportsman, who is still lobbying against the importation of Argentine beef and claims to have ten million West- ern ranchers baeking him IOOW. October 7, 1959 Numerous newspaper men and women were on hand at Roose- velt Field to meet VVALDO V. HILL, world-famous traveler, as he returned from his 4.-day trip to Venus. I saw ANITA GILL, Life photographer, NURMA REAGAN of the Associated Press, HAROLD DAVIS of International News Service, and VIRGIN- IA IRWIN of JERRY PARRICICS great newspaper, The New York I'niverse. December 28, 1960 DOUG BRITTON, coach of the Iiniversity of Singapore Lions, will bring his great football squad to Pasadena to meet LYNN STRINGER'S national champion Texas Aggies in the annual Rose Bowl world-championship classic. l'Al.'L DAVIS, national sports authority, is picking the Lions by one touchdown, while LEVVIS WALKER of the Los Angeles Times is stringing along with the Aggies. .IuIy 29, 1962 A clipping from the Dallas Morning News gave the follow- ing information about Texas politics: TOM McNANIARA of iNIcLennan County was elected governor of Texas with a majority of a half-million votes over six opponents, ROBERT F. BARR was reelected attorney-general by defeating the famous woman lawyer, OPAL ROBINSON, by 149 votes, PEGGY LAVEN- DER was named State Superintendent of Public Instruction, ODOS CADELL, Railroad ,Commissionerg BIARK DANIEL, Commissioner of the General Land Office, Al. D. RICH, HAYNES REDDING, State Senators, NADINE VVILLIAMS, MARIE LEE, and BILLY ROBERTSON, State Representatives. February 16, 1965 JOHN R. EREDINI, president of VVestern States Grocery Co., was named president of the l7nited States Chamber of Com- merce at its annual meeting in I-Iouston, which I attended. Other prominent officers and leaders present were SOL OPPENHEIM of Eastman Co., Inc., LEONARD GEIGER of I'nited States Steel Corporation, and BILL VVILLIAAIS of North American Aviation Co. March 10, 1965 LIIM HONEYCIITT, of Miami Beach, Fla., bagged the Na- tional Open Golf championship at Corpus Christi today and the 3?5o,ooo purse by virtue of his sizzling 27.1. on 72 holes. l'Al'L GARZA turned in a neat 282, MONK DARDEN scored 284, and ELTON GRAHAM shot 286, all under par. May 2, 1968 ARTHI'R R. PRINGLE, Secretary of State, announced the following presidential appointments in the diplomatic and consular services: CAROLINE CHAINIBLESS, ambassador to the Il. S. S. R., DAVID TIIRNER, ambassador to Australia, CLINTON VV. lNIcRETl-IAN, ambassador extraordinary and minister pleni- potentiary to Dakar, French West Africa, GERALDINE NANCE, consul at Shanghai, and MARY IO STRONG, consul at Istanbul. August 6, 1968 On my extended visit to Rio, I heard that BETTY VVAL- THALL was now a famous dancer in Buenos Aires. GLORIA BLRKE is hostess-in-chief of the South American division of Pan American Airways. JOSIE HALL, SLSIE CRLZ, and ELYIRA NIORIN are all successful business women in Santiago and Lima. December 1, 1969 I met CLARENCE COBB, the famous engineer, in the Wal- dorf-Astoria, and he told me of his experiences in Nicaragua where he has served as chief engineer on the San .luan Canal. He was assisted by AIBREY CARTER, consulting engineer, and D. SANDERS, constructing engineer. June 17, 1970 ROBERTA AIXIARAL, popular radio singing star, made her debut on the I'almolive Hour over the VVorld Broadcasting chain. GLORIA KRAIISE, EVANGELINE THOBIPSON, and KIOSEPHINE VVOOLEY also were heard in the mixed choir of seventy voices. April 21, 1971 Among the commissions announced by the War Department today were those for Colonel DAVID D. BROCK, rioth lNIotor- ized Cavalry, Fort Bliss, Texas, Brigadier General XVILLIAM A. OSBORNE, Army Air Corps, Fort Benning, Georgia, and lNIajor JACK HARRISON, Intelligence Service, Los Angeles, Calif. Likewise, the announcement of the appointment of Admiral ARTHUR ROSEN, ll. S. N., was announced by the Navy Depart- ment. May 28, 1971 I'pon my return to VVaco, my good friend, LAIIRINE BRADINIAN, who teaches English at Baylor I'niversity, told me where many of my former classmates were and what they were doing. SLZANNE CRAVVEORD is working for the Humble Oil and Refining Co. in Houston. JOY RAY owns and manages a swanky riding club at San Antonio. AIARGARET RENFRO, ANNIE LAVRIE DAVIS, and MAXINE COOK are model housewives in VVaco, while EDNA CHANEY, RIITH BILES, and DORA MAE TURNER, also married, have scattered to Dallas, San Antonio, and Seattle, VVash., respectively. July 5, 1971 From the Kansas City Star: Miss SELMA Rl'BEL of St. Louis, Mo. won first place in the typewriting division of the twen- tieth annual International Stenographic Contest held at Kansas City. Miss HATTIE DEE FARR of El Paso, Texas won second place and Mrs. ETHEL ,IO CRESVVELL ,Iones of Long Island, New York took third place honors, May 20, 1973 R. L. QBONESJ HAMILTON thrilled the elite of New York society at the opening of the exquisite Hamilton House for dining and dancing on VVest .toth Street. JACK PONDER and his Orchestra, with its singing stars, ERIMA Rl'TH NEECE and PERRY Goobli, were playing there exclusively. Also I saw Head VVaiter MARSHALL McLAI'GHLIN and Cashier EDITH TINDELL. Leading socialites seen were Mrs. LOIIISE VVALLERSTEDT Vanderbilt jones, Mrs. CLAIRE ELAINE PEARSON Astor, and Mrs. IRENE EICHELBERGER Mor- gan Devereaux Smith. 0ct0be1' 20, 1973 Today I saw KATHERINE HARRIS an d BIYRTLE GRACE INICKINNEY depart on the If S. S. IIllH1f7f0Il Rorldr for missionary service in Nigeria. They told me that HELEN VVOR- THAM would leave soon for India. November 9, 1974 DORIS LIFMNIIIS informed me in a letter today that .IARIES TVRNER, DAVID THOMPSON, and WILFORD THARPE now own the Central Texas Gocery Co. in Waco, which replaced the Cooper Grocery Co. Their office staff includes among others MARGARET McLAl'RIN, GLADYS OLIVER, MAR- GARET MOSER, FAYRENE IONES, MILDRED SCHAE- PER, DOROTHY LASSETER, and MYRTLE MASON. March 17, 1975 I was guest at the annual convention of the Association of American Lniversities, at which I saw several old friends: Dr. CHARLES B. COOPER, president of Columbia lhiversityg Dr. MARY ETHEL GOBLE, president of Vassar College, Dean MARY STELLA PIERCE of Sophie-Newcomb Collegeg and Dean ELBIER E. SWINSCOE of the school of Library Science, Louisiana State Lniversity. , ' -james Lro fr.-XRRETT. Prophet of illid-Year Class. une Class Prophecy WLICCD, May 13, 2001 . . . Among the odds and ends found in the person- al effects of the late Hon. PATRICK BEARD who passed away on Nlay II, was an enormous scrapbook containing newspaper clippings of stories concerning his high school classmates, their rises and falls during the latter half of the past century. Because of the interest of the graduates of the class of '42 of VVaco High School in these clippings, the following stories have been printed through the courtesy of the BEARD estate. ir it The fury of GORIVIAN VVEBB, Texas' great- est governor, was unleashed today at JEAN ROG- ERS because of her declaration that the penal system of Texas was critically below the par of that of the rest of the nation. VVarden JERRY ADAIYIS of the Huntsville Penitentiary declared that this was one of the best years in the history of the p1'ison and bribes from persons desiring to escape amount- ed to over QSIOIIOUO and After all, a man has to live.'l VVardens ALEX BLACKNVELL, BOBBY JOE BROOKS, JACK DENTON, JAIXIES CROUCH, HAINIILTON HAGUE, JAINIES KEIRSEY, CIVVYNFRYN HOPKINS, INIARK GRADEL, and JAINIES GRAHAINI, of other Texas penitentiaries, were of the same mind as IVarden ADAIXIS. i' 'k Arsonist CLAY PLEINIINIONS was arraigned before Judge DAN LlT'l'LEFlEl,D today in the district court to face charges of setting fire to his nextdoor neighbors dog kennels. PLEINIINIONS pleaded guilty but with cause. PLEINIIVIONS told the judge that even he would lose his temper if he had to listen to those dogs howl all night long. Officers CARI. CARPENTER and IED- XVARD CARRANZA made a mad rush to hold the prisoner when lllrs. St. Bernard Cformerly INIARJORIE MORELANIJJ came in leading her lN'Iexican hairless. 'k 'A' Playboy VVILLIAIXI ISRAZELTON has con- cluded arrangements to sponsor the camp for un- fortunate boys to be conducted this summer by BOBBY BLAND and his assistant, CHARLIE ll'IcFERRIN. Q 'A' i Across the globe, YEE SING is leading a mass movement to wipe out completely the use of drugs in China and has made a call on American Ambas- sador ADRIAN VAIIGHAN asking for American cooperation. ir i' Physical Director JODIE VAN XVIE of the Public Health Service has made plans to broadcast his morning message on reducing, while sound ef- fects man XVAYIXIAN XVIGLEY will put in all the necessary energy which Illr. VAN XVIE never expends. it i' BEVERLY BAINE will open her summer arena featuring skating with those great stars IVIARGARET and JEAN DAH SIC and their com- plete troupe of skaters who include BETTYE LOUISE VVEIYIPLE, DORIS ANITA VVHAR- TON, EINIOGENE TINSLEY, ROSALIE TAYLOR, ZELINIA S. SUTTON, LORRAYN STAAS, BEATRICE B. STEUSSY, and CLAU- DINE THOINIAS. 'A' if HELEN FULLER has finished her latest book exposing interstate commerce barriers and has hand- ed it to DORA LUCILE GRUSENDORI7 of the publishing firm of JUNE HILL, Inc. if at IIIARY ETHEL HAWES is giving a tea in her palatial summer residence in honor of socialites INIARGUERITE PERRY, BETH SAINIPLE, LOIS SCHARI I , ANDREA SENDON, INIAR- GARET SIVIITH, NIINNIE CLEO PACK, JEAN KATE PORTER. SUE ROSE PRIN- GLE, and CORRINE CHANDLER. ui' it Interior Decorators IVIARY JANE LANE and SHIRLEY LOVELESS will open for public in- spection their striking new dining room to be paint- ed in purple, orange, and red. Hand carved furniture of mahogany comes from the delicate hands of DORIS ANN McATEE. Statues gracing the room were done by IVIADELINE TOVVNSEND IXIARTIN. EUDORA TAYLOR designed the intricate wallpaper while IXIARIAN YARRING- TON drew plans for the mural done in tiny blocks of wood. 'A' 'A' INIARGARET TAYLOR is telling reporters that any rumors of est1'angement between her and her husband are baseless. RLQTH XVHITT and INIARGARET TAY- LOR gave notice to press agents that because of personal reasons their dance team was breaking up. 'lr it fExcerpt from ELIZAISETH ANN CHURCH- Il.L'S column O11 peoplej Comfortably seated at his desk was ROBERT BIIMPERS LEGGUTT, mighty business mag- nate, while stenographer BETTY JO SIXIIIRR. took a letter to JACK HERRING, writer of the column, The YVorld at Large, telling him that his column of the fifteenth was in error about plane trotter BI JYIJ DOUGLAS HUMIC who had defi- nitely called off his expedition to the moon. 'A' 'k Personal scenes: Biographer IQIJXVARD SHAFEER lounging lazily in his apartment. wracking his mind for an interesting way to begin his new book on GEN- lCl,I,IC PATTY, popular surrealist, whose exhi- bition of modern paintings along with those of ANN BAKER, INIOZELLE HARVEY, and NICLI, REID are to be shown in the new museum of BOBBY JOE BIISH, oil millionaire, especially designed for him by architect ELGENE E. BROXVN. ir i Producer DON BAR I IlCl,D has sent orders to KATHRYN ADARIS and TONY SORENSON to report immediately for leads in PAUL COLIUS new drama. Sflflllllflly ll Ifmzlimfltt, to be directed by that inimitable team of IJOXVIQLI, NAYLOR and XVILBLTRN SHARP. ik 'lr BILLY JOHNSON will rise at his cue tonight at DL'Dl.IiY ROL'SE'S open air theatre to play his latest song, 1l1IlUIl,lf'lllllA', to the accompaniment of his orchestra, voted America's favorite in a na- tional poll taken by PEGGY SUE HLBER and ICRMA Slfli BROOKS in INIARY ROSS BEAZ- LEY S latest magazine, Din. Guests of honor to- night will be IXIrs. Van Swank Cthe former ALICE ECBANKJ and ANDERSON XVALTERS, play- boy, AIr. and INIrs. David DeLuxe Cformerly DOROTHY NELL DAVISJQ and ROSE- INIARY BUTLER and RAIXISEY CLINTON. sponsor of JOHNSON'S show. if 'A' ROSEIXIARY ABBOTT testified before a Sen- ate Committee composed of SIDNEY LEE HAR- RELI., Alabama, INIARVIN XVISE, Texas, JACK KLILTGEN, Pennsylvania, ROBERT FRASIER, Kentucky, and INIELVIN GILLIAINI, Arkansas, that the Hog YVild Oil Company had in no way obtained a monopoly on airplane gasoline. ir 'A' Baseball, football. and basketball referee XVIL- LIAINI BAILEY discussed rules changes with Coaches ARTHLR CLARK of Purdunk, LEON DOLLENS of Skevotovich. ROSS ERYER of Noisy Dame, LOl,'IS HARAION GREVELLE of Smeew, CLRTIS HULZIC of Standard, ED- XVARD STARR, Kickapoo. wk nk BEN ED SKINNER and HENRY DINTER, television's latest smash hits in the comedian field, are working furiously with guest stars BOBBY ABEL and BEVERLY CALDNVELL to plan their next show introducing their new addition to the broadcast, dramatist LEONA EARBSTEIN. iNIillionairess ELOISIC JONES is asking PAUL ENGLISH, radio engineer, that he either change the sounds that come over her radio or radio will be without two comedians, nk it A giant war veterans parade was staged in TVaco, Texas, yesterday down Austin Avenue be- fore a teeming throng. Leading the parade were Colonel DAVID IJEXVITT and Admiral JOE BIOSS followed by army nurses FLORENCE CIINIO, INIARY LOUISE EDGAR, HELEN EDNVINA EIN'ISHOI I , IXIINNIE FIERROS, VIRGINIA CURTIS, INIARY LEE CROCK- ICR, KATHRYN CRABTREE. AGNES NIA- RIE ARTHUR, and RUTH AYCOCK. Next were the veterans who still display a little of their springy step and determination that kept America on the top the last time. Seen marching soldier to soldier in the YVaco detachment were H. NI. ABLES. CHARLES ARTH CR, EIXIIXIETT ANDREXVS, THOMAS CAREY BEEZLEY, BILLY JOE CALLOYVAY, ROBERT CLAY- TON, JAINIES NIANNEY CUPP, HAROLD DENTON, JOHN FRANCIS DIIDEK, PAUL ICNGLISH, CALVIN I INSTAD, XVILLIAIXI FREELS, CLARENCE GARRl'I'I 1', INIORRIS JONES, HAROLD KELLEY, HAROLD HAR- VICY. ARCHIE HARRISON. INIARION JACK IIENSON, CARROLL HOLCOMB, and Dl'KE PERRY fNIcDONALD. ai' if OLA EAYE GRAHAINI has just been elected first XVOINZIII principal of YVaco High. Her first of- ficial act lshe is in complete charge since the School Board was disbandedj was to fire all the men of the faculty, declaring, They only get in the way any- howfl Among replacements are CLAIJDELL OVERTON, Speechg INIARY IVIURPHY, Eng- lish, BARBARA IXICXIIQIC, GLORIA NVEATH- ERS, and HAZEL CONDRA, Civicsg and IVIERLE CLIFTON, History. Deciding that Waco High is much too small to accommodate its student body, she has just engaged architect IVIAC QUERY to draw up plans for an addition on the Jefferson Street side. This will be the first building ever constructed entirely by women. The Goodln Better Construction Co., headed by CARRO- BELLE GOODXVIN, has been awarded the con- tract for the building. General forewoman will be JENNIE KELLY and ELIZABETH KLIRET- SCH will be paymistress. 'A' ir KERNS ANN LAINE has just published her new book, VVild Riverf' written in collaboration with HAROLD KLEIMAN. it i' CURTIS HOLZE, noted YVest Texas oil mil- lionaire, has just won first place in the Abilene Live- stock Show with his prize bull, Tiger Drug III.,' HUGH BOB FULLER, chairman of the exhibit, declared this the best bull he had heard of since lie left YVaco Hi. 'k 'k EDINIUND HUNKE has just declared his de- termination to become the first man to swim the Rio Grande from its source to its mouth to win the 5E5,ooo prize offered by JOE KELLEY, wealthy publisher of Calendar lNIagaaine. 'A' wk' The gigantic flower show of NORINIA QUINN was thrown into confusion today when a truckload of bees overturned outside the showroom. Truckdriver ARNOLD KEEN declared that at least he knew where the bees went but he didnlt exactly know whether he wanted to follow or not. Society leader EUDORA RICHARDSON was severely stung as were NELLIE STOLTE, COLLEEN STENVART, DOROTHY WIN- NINGHAM, LOUISE TURNER, and INIARY JO THOIVIAS. 'A' Tl' Career girl RUTH ANN RUBY is still on her sitdown strike in the National Capitol for the new bill pending before Congress concerning congression- al control of women's dresses. Fashion leaders all over the country, such as VVILLA JEANE CATES, GEORGIA BELL CARIXIICHAEL, ROBBIE DENNIS, JOYCE DRENNON, HEL- EN EDXVINA EIVISHOFF, GLORIA ESTES, BARBARA DELL FOSTER, JANE LEE DUN- SON, KATHRYN CRABTREE, BILLY JEAN AIVIICK, JEVVELL DEAN BRITTON, DOR- OTHY BROOKS, MABLE CAIN, SHIRLEY BARR, and HELEN BIGHAIYI have protested, declaring that dresses absolutely will become no shorter. f i A San Francisco earthquake shook a number of buildings and injured three people yesterday at a rally for PAT JOHNSON for Senator. JOHN INIEARES, BILL INIOSLEY, and H. ROGERS were injured when they fell off the platform during lN'Ir. JOHNSON'S speech. Illr. JOHNSON is running on a platform in direct opposition to Texas senator JOE INICEL- HANNON'S plan for rehabilitation of waste lands. 'A' it FRANCES PAULINE TUSA, IUAE JEAN TYRA, IXIARTHA LOU YVALKER, and IXIARY ELLEN NVALKER were awarded 51,000 apiece for the four first places in the Slushy Soap Contest yesterday by DORIS FAYE VVALTERS, president of the Slushy Soap Corporation. XVinners of the S500 awards were SADIE IXIARGUERITE YVEATHERSBEE, KATH- RYN NI. VVEATHERS, EINIINIA ELLEN WAR- REN, INIARGARET XVALLACE, and ROSA- LIE TAYLOR. 'A' i IXIARTHA THOINIAS was chosen girl best to be caught in a blackout withl' by men of Coy College today. President ROBERT RIESS voiced his disap- proval of such occurrences and vowed that there would never be any more such contests while he was president. i' nl' DORIS BELLE TAYLOR of the Cozy Kiddy Hour has announced ten new staff members for the new series to begin next week. The Cozy Kiddy Hour for All Cute Kids is the only show to feature all women for both male and female parts. The new staff members are BEVERLY XVIL- SON, CLARICE YVILLIAINIS, LOTTIE ELIZ- ABETH NVOOD, CORINNE XVHITEHEAD, GLORIA VVEATHERS, H A Z E L J E A N THOIXIPSON, IXIARY EVELYN THARP, ROSALIE TAYLOR, DOROTHY AVON SIYIITH, and COLLEEN STETVART. 'A' if DOROTHY SPENCER'S Store for Women was damaged yesterday during a rush at a bargain counter featuring false eyelashes at half price. Store manager, CARRIE ERLINE VVAL- LACE and assistants RETHA STARR and DOL- ORES STERLING declared the incident one of the Ili0St provoking they had ever seen. it 'A' JICANETTE TUCliER'S system of drive-in luncheonettes will go under the new management of TEINIPEST VVORTHAIYI. She replaces BE- ATRICE B. STI-LLSSY who is leaving to make an extended tour of South America with GRACE STEVENER, INIARY ELIZABETH TRA- VERSE, and JEAN SINIITHAIVI. 'Ir 'A' A combination hat and dinner plate has been in- vented by INIYRTLE FRANCES INIOON and RUBY RLfTHERl ORIJ and is to be placed on the market next month by the AURORA SAENZ and BILLIE JANE INIOORE llillinery Corpora- tion. i' i' The XVringer Sewing Iklachine Company has finished arrangements to put on the market a new sewing machine that does everything but grow the cotton, asserted INIARY ELIZABETH IVIOORE, president, today. The machine will be placed on the market im- mediately. District managers over the country will take orders now. lklanagers and their respective cities are DANA INIORRIS, Dallas, NANCY NELSON, VVaeog INIARTHA OLIVER, Hous- tong VENITA IYIAE SCARBOROUGH, El Paso, IXIARTHA LEE SCHAVVE, Beaumontg JANE SCOTT, Fort NVorthg DORIS SEA- BERRY, VVichita Ifallsg GXVENDOLYN SEA- XVRIGHT, Galvestong IVIARY CATHERINE SHERINIAN, Corpus Christi, YVILLADEEN REEVES, Sherman, ALMA RUTH RICH- ARDS, Abilene, CHRISTINE INEZ REIIXIER, San Angelo, DORA GRACE REEDY, San An- toniog IXIARY LOLIISE QUICK, Orange. if it First woman to fly non-stop around the world, TOIXIIXIIE INIAE IXIOORIXIAN, was given a tremendous ovation when she glided into IVIARIE RONIQ Airport in Chicago. Three men, THOIYIAS HARRIS, JACK REITZ, and BILLY RYGER, had previously made a non-stop flight around the world. it 'A' MARTHA RYDER and GLORIA HELEN RUSSELL have sent in definite proof of their new partnership in their latest XVall Street enterprise. This uniting of two extremely wealthy women is destined to give the stock market its first big jolt of the year. i' 'A' At the first meeting in the annual Firefighters Convention l7l't'SlLll'llf CLALIDELI, OVERTON appointed AIARGARET ANN ROBERTS, INIARJORIE ROBERTS, IXIABEL RIISCH, GLAIJYS RLIETER, JLYANITA RODGERS, JL'AN1'1'A ROBINSON, NANCY DORIS R O B E R rll S O N, BILLY FAYE O'NEAL, CHRISTINE PIERCE, and INIARGARET EDICLL POXVELL to the resolutions committee. f i' Breaking of the grounds for Wzico's new Com- munity Building was done by DOROTHY HAR- RINGTON BITNER, president of the Charity Club. The new building which will be finished by June will have KIARY FRANCES ISLAND as general manager, JAYNE CALVERT, girls di- rector, GLORIA LOLISE CAINIPBELL, chil- dren's gamesg HELEN BIGHAINI, general hostessg and JOE DEXVITT LOFTIN, boys director. ak 'k The newest feature in Aquacades, swimmers propelled by small outboard motors, is to be intro- duced tonight at the VVILINIA JEXVELL CAN- ADY Aquacade. VVomen swimmers, who are to perform many intricate and beautiful stunts, will be INIATTIE SUE CAIYIPBELL, ELVA JOSEPHINE CAS- TILLO, PA lfLINE BRISTER, IRD O R I S BRANCH, DONNA BLISARD, ZANELLE BLEDSOE, DOROTHY BLANTON, OPAL VIVIICN BETTINGER, SADIE INIAE BE- TRUS, CATHERINE BAES, XVANDA NELL ANDERSON, and IVIARGUERITE BAKER. if uk XViskit, the newest breakfast food on the market, is making spectacular inroads upon the users of other cereals, admitted ELIZABETH BOYD of the Build 'em Breakfast Ifood Corporation. Chief cause of this has been the ballyhooing done by press agents ANNIE ARLINE ALLISON, BERTA ANITA ARRISTRONG, and VIR- GINIA EAYE BAREIVI DOT of the YViskit Cor- poration. The Ifederal Trade Commission composed of RLITH AYCOCR, BETTY BATES, ALLAN ALEXANDER, JOE ROY CANTRELL, and V. Ill. COX, JR., asserted that investigations into the slogan VVe'll make a man of you or else used by the XViskit Corporation, disclosed that the sen- tence when concluded, meant, 'WVe'll make a man of you or else we just won't make a man of you. Orders have been sent to the Wiskit Corporation to stop such fraudulent practices. 'I' 'I' Songstresses RIARGEERITE BAKER, ELLA LOUISE BAILEY, and ELSIPI ANN ISA- SHARA have adopted as the motto, The Tln'ee l3's, but you wonlt get stungu for their new fall show. 'K 'k Klayor DOROTHY LEE CLEINIENTS of the All-Girl City announced the official returns of the last election. Chief of police was INIARY HELEN DRENVSQ fire chief, DOROTHY NELL DUNSONg city manager, TNIERLE CLIFTON, city engineer, OPAL LORENE EARNEYg city commissioners, IXIARY ELOISE CLONCH, H A Z E L .I O E FERGLISON, and TXIYRTLE LLQCILLIC COL- EYQ water commissioner, IQUIJORA NELL COI'I'fLANDg public health, HAZEL LOLTISIC EI N I JLEY. 'A' 'A' RATHRYN DONALDSON told the world today that she had been the victim of circumstances in the case of the State vs. DONALDSON. Ilfliss DONALDSON is charged with being the only woman driver to signal a left turn and then make the turn. Bliss DONALDSON'S left turn following her signal so excited businessman GEORC IE ROYAL- TY ICDXVARDS that he turned over his own ear and piled up traffic for ten blocks. lfederal l,rosecutrix RUTH LICE FOSTER declares that she will seek the maximum penalty, while Federal -Iudge AIANE CROCKER is simply horrified at bliss DONALDSON'S breaking of tradition. 'R' 'K ROSE tlANlCLL CROSS has introduced what is known as the California l'edestrian Bill to Con- gress and hopes to get it passed soon. The bill provides that pedestrians be furnished a skywallc as motorists have raised howls of indigna- tion because of the dents in the fenders made by collisions with pedestrians. It's a case of either the car going or the pedes- trian, as I can't afford to repair my fenders constant- lyfl asserted housewife DOROTHY LOUISE FOSTER. if 'k Gifts of IfSIO,UOD each by HELEN I,LICII,I.E CLIRLEE and ISILLIE FAYE CURRY to the BRN HAYTON Foundation for Distinguished XVork was acknowledged today by Chairman HAR- RY PEYTON. i' 'K HOB STINSON became National Ping Pong Champion when he defeated LANIJON LAYNI-1 in the finals of the national tournament. if if DAVID THREADGILL has received a patent on his pocket radio television set which he says will soon be in eyeryone's pocket. it it TOM VVOOD, FRANK YOXVICLL, and RAY XVISVVELL are going to begin wildcat oil wells in Central America this spring after the rainy season i' 'A' Americans received their clearest picture of the Chinese economic situation last night in the one hour address of XVEI SUEY over National Broad- casting System. Rlr. SLIEY was introduced by HERIVIAN THORN, world's greatest authority on China. nk 'A' The BILLY SINIITH Syndicate for Releasing Late News has added fifteen new names to its list of foreign correpsondents. The correspondents are XVALTER TANDY, Chinag HUGH TOIVILINSON, Russiag HOLS- TON TRAINIINIEL, Germanyg HAROLD VVAL- LACE, Egyptg sl. D. NVATSON, Englandg FRANK VVATT, Spaing THORIAS YVEATH- ERS, Denmarkg E. VV. SLANIQARD, Italyg RAL- EIGH SOUTHVVELL, Greeceg EARLE STAN- FORD, Turkeyg TIRI SHERMAN, lndiag ROBERT SHARP, Canadag BERNARD SE- POLIS, Cxechoslovakiag DLDLICY SCH LILZE, Argentinag and SEYIXIOL' R ROXV, Brazil. it it The sudden illness of -lLlLl CS PIIRCZINSIQY, renowned lecturer, is not serious, reports Dr. THOMAS YVOOD of the L. A. SCARROR- Ol if IH Clinic. i' fr The Cheesy Corporation whose slogan, 'Alake mine Cheesy because Ilm choosyfl fell flat instead of gaining popularity, filed bankruptcy claims today in the name of its president, IXIINNIE LINDSICY, through their law firm, members of which are IXIARIE LENDBERG, -IEANNE JOHNSON, and DOROTHY VIRGINIA .lONES. it 'A' Cavalcade of the Twentieth Century is to be presented in the open air auditorium of SAIXIIXIIE LEE lX'IcCARLEY this evening. llany prominent business men and women are to take part as the cavalcade is put on strictly bv amateurs. D A PEGGY -IUNCIQS, director, declared that the show lasted over three hours. lNIale leads are taken by .IDE EITZPATRICK, B. sl. GRESHAIVI, EDVVIN GUMMFLT, OLIVER HALIIERT, HORACE HANCOCK, CHARLIE I-IARRELL, and THEODORE OTTO HORST. Female leads are PATSY RUTH HARVEY, LOLA PAY HAXVS, INIARY HAYNES, PAUL- INE FRAZIER, DOROTHY INIAE FREE- RIAN, IIIA JEAN GEORGE. and DOROTHY JUNE GOBLE. A 'A' Slender LYNN OLSON, head of the United Cotton Pickers Association of America, told report- ers that the use of a cotton picking machine would throw so many people out of jobs that another de- pression would be suffered. LECIL PARKER of United KIoans, JAIXIES NORXVOOD, representing capital, CHARLES NELSON of the AB of C all backed INI11 OLSON up and Congress has made arrangements for a com- mittee composed of Senators IRIVIN INIORRIS. VVILLIAINI IXIOORE, LEVVIS IXIcEVER, JOE SAIXI IIIcl ALL, HOINIER IXIARTIN, ARTH- UR IIIATHIS, HARRY JOE IXIATTHEIVS, and JAIIIES ROBERT IXIOORE, all of southern states, to investigate the matter. 'k ir BUCK IVIIIIIS and CLINT IXIONTGOIII- ERY'S ten ring circus is hitting the road for its summer circuit and will begin in the DOROTHY RIEIVSHEIV Round Garden. it 'A' Quotations of Ifamous People: The three VV's, 'IVine, IVomen, their lVoe.' H --RALPH CATON, paragrapher. 'fVVhich way did he gofyfl Jfficer OWEN CLEIIIKIER. 'fThe impossibility of the entire modern economic structure is totally beyond the comprehensibility of the layman. -Professor GILBERT EASTER- IVOOD. 'k A The annual VIRGINIA LEE IIIeDONALD style show held yesterday in IXIARY FRANCES IIIeLAUGHLIN'S Downtown Department Store was pronounced a success by IVANDA VIRGINIA RAGELER, director. Nlodels for the style show were GLORIA JUNE KANE, JEANNE KEEBLE, LENNIE JEAN RIDD, DORIS RITCHENS, DOR- OTHY KROCRER, ALINIA RUTH RROL- LAGE, SARAH INIARROQUIN, ALLAH JEAN INIARTIN, RESS INIARTIN, RATH- LEEN LA PON. DOROTHY ANN IXIARTIN. FRANCES LA FRANO, LUCILLE IIIAE IXIARTIN, and JOSEPHINE LA GESSE. Photographer CLAUDE HINDS of the Maga- zine lfylllllllllf was present to get a complete pictorial layout. TIRUETT HOUSE, aboard his luxurious yacht, refused to comment on the drop in the stock of United Brass today but continued to enjoy him- self with guests JOHN ED HUGHES, HAR- OLD HOLT. TED JARRARD. JAINIES ED- VVARD HUINIPHREYS. DOROTHY HARAL- SON, DOLLY JOHNSON, VIRGINIA HOL- COIXIB, JOY IIIILES, and IVILINIA GREEN. 'A' it The complete change in the administration of the Donvar Klint to a management run entirely by women is the most revolutionary thing of its kind to happen in modern business, declared LYNETTE XVILLIS IIIEAD, chairman of the XVomen Are Topsl' Board. IXIen are not dainty enough to handle money, added General Manager of the Klint, PAIJLINE IXIEARS. The following select group has been designated to handle all money from henceforth: BEVERLY FRANCES MERRITT, JEAN MESAROS, CLEO ANN MIDIJLETON, IXIAIQCIARIYI' VIRGINIA LILLARD, EDNA LENVIS, and LILLIE MAE MELTON. ir 'k LOIS GOSS, chosen IVoman of the Year, spoke to a INIothers' Day Banquet in Wilco, Texas, yesterday. Following INIiss Gt JSS'S address, JOSEPII INE HOBAN announced that a IXIother's Club had been formed in VVaco with charter members LOIS ELIZABETH HODGES, GERALDINE HOL- LAND, GLORIA HOLLONVAY, EVA INIARIE HOLZE, INIILDRED HOMMEL, BILLIE GREEN, FRANCES GREGORY, INIARJORIE HACKBARTH, BILLY JO HADLEY. JUA- NITA H UDSON, NAOIXII HI'El l NER. IXIILDRED LOIS H UNTER, COLLEEN IIAIXIILTON, and IXIARY LOUISE HAND. if 'A' INIORRIS JOINES. GENE IQILLINGS- XVORTH and JOHN LAXVLESS were indicted today on charges of unfair and monopolistic business practices in the aluminum market. EIIIIXIETT ANIJREXVS, attorney general, de- clared that Sec1'etary of State JACK DONALD- SON had informed him that other nations were protesting to the United States because of the high prices set on aluminum. Supreme Court Justices STEPHEN CR UIXIP, BILLY JOE BROIVN, and ROTH DEVANEY. and IVomen Justices DOROTHY INIARIE HAR- DIN, ELIZABETH INIARIE HARRIS, and BOBBY JEAN HARRIS refused to comment. -P.x'r Bic.-num, Projvlzet of June Class. II 42 I' Albert Davidson UBIIIIIIIIVY' Post . BIYTZI lSClXV2ll'llS . Tom Holmes . Victoria Spencer Dirffrtnr . . Sfflglf Bl!l71IIgl'f A ssixlan is St1lgIfCrP1c' . Properties fllaie-1,711 . Electrician . -fsg:f4I'AAf.f ,Q ,I T V, -.Q-S5 5 I .S-. 11 Mid-Year lass Play The Lovely Duckling CAST OF CHARACTERS Rosie ...,. CARGLINE CIIARIIILESS I'zItricizI Pat Holmes . . . . GINGER VOl1.S . . LYNN STRINGER . . . TANNE KING . . BETTY XXI.-XLTH.-XLL . . JAMES LEo CT.-XRRIZTT Holmes . . KTLORIA KR,-XLPSIZ PROD CCTION STAFF RIISS IQVELYN H L' BEARD ELAI N E IJAVI S RALIJII LOIIEN RGNALIJ HARRELL BEN r.llI.XIBl?Rl.AKIE LVTIIIER RTPNTHFR DoRo'I'I-IY lX'IooRE BERNIQE LEBONVITZ PATSY ESKEXV JEAN CRAIIY YVALTER STEINNIANN JAMES LlLARK JAMES XVEEKS LFONA 1' 'l-i I RBSTEIN -IIJNE CASEY YVoNNE HICKS AIuAREI.I,E S'l'R0l'D MISS NV,-xI'RINE XVAI li.-X'I'IIRYN ADAMS SHIRLEY LoVEI.Ess MILTON XVILSON ,KER l I'0ddic Ambcrlcy . Arnizibellc VVilSon . Florc'IIce C2l1'tXK'I'lgIl1f Gloria Cartwright llurpliy . . . Steve Craig . Curtain . PI'0lllf7fFI' . . Aldzfertisemwzt . . Program . . Tirkets . Ilazzse . . Ushers . . BONES HAAIILToN . lSMMARU'1'II NEECIQ LoI'ISE xVAI,I.liRSTED'l' . . AI'wIcE BRITVVER . . BALL DAVIS . H,ARX'EX' XVCIOIT xV,AI,1'l2R STFI N MAN N JOE RoY CANTRELL BIARGARET TVRAY EVANGELINE TPIIJLXIPSCDN ROBERTA ARIARAI. PAVL M AYR ANN liFI.l.ER BEVERLY XVRENCI-I li.-XTHRYN ADAMS BOBBIE CRESVVELI. SHIRLEY LOVELESS RoIxERTA ANIARA L MARGARET AIOSER EVANGELINE THoMPSoN ,IOSEPHINE XVLlOI.EY KATIIRYN HARRIS -IOY RAY NORNIA REAGAN PEGGY JACKOSKIE 'maui I is 'fs ,I BI rs. Clover Johnny Clover Blr. Clover . Spud lfrvin . Susan Blake Betsy Erwin . lklartlia XVillar tl Officer CCappyj Henry Quinn Direftor . Sffzge Crvuf . Pr'on1fJtm'. . Sh Simmons . Property fllrlnrlger . Riess, Lane, Shytles, xxvflly, Harvey, Naylor, Morris urp, Carpenter, Clinton, Beazley, Layne, VVulters, Montgomery Martin, Loveless, Senmlon, Hznniltnn, Amlamis, lxllllflllllil, limshott une Class Pla Ever Since Eve CAST OF CHARACTERS PATSY RLJTH HARyEY . . BDRRY RlEss . l,0VVEI,I. NAYLOR . . Boi-nw SHYTLES . AIARY KIANE LANE MARGARE1' VVRAY . . . . IJANA AIORRIS CARI. CARPENTER XVILBCRN SHARP Lueybelle Lee Preston Hughes Hank . . . Sam . Nick . Patsy . Ruth. . janet. . Gladys . PROIJCCTION STAY! VVALRIN E XVALK ER -IoHN LAw1,Ess AI. C. XVIIITE KTEN IZLLE PYYTTY BIARAIORXE RIURELANID ANDREA SENDON EIDVVINA EMSHUFF IQATHRYN .ADAMS LEONA FARRsTE1N Jrlvcrtisizzg . BIARY Ross BEAZLEY . RANISEY C1,1NToN . TANDERSUN XV.xLTERs . C1,1N'r llION'1'GUMl?RY . . . l,,-XNDUN l1AYNli . JALLAII .IEYN RIARTIN . COLLEEN l'l,XNI1L'l'UN . . TANIJREA SENDON . SHIRLEY LovE1,Ess AIARGARIZT .ANN ROBERTS h1.o1sE -IONIZS NANCY NEl.soN lJURO'l'I'IY SPENCER MYxRc,xRET rll.-XYLOR E1,lz,uaETH BOYD IDOROTHY NEL1. D.Vxv1s TJORIS NICATEE ,mx Af gf, ,5 fff . an . ,tim vw W, - PSE' ,, 5.41 W, QA ,U- sf ,Hz af fi ff 'Q L ' .4 .est A 5 -3.5 5 .5 kk - 5 .4 ., Wig :af em- 1- .di L ui? i. isa- .ii M. 8. , .gf ill? ii, ,.vm,.Nt R., fwassxstfglqi .gg was Q L A - - - :jpg-if 41, 'Q H., , :Q . f A, uf, 1 gf, ?ff . X J , w -:K , f A . 2- Faiifi f U, ' gif' . V., x x ,N -ff N V. Q , , T2 f'lf,Q,' J ' Q , 5 K Q3 ,af 7 , - ::,f.!5s m'.' V5 4 A 155 Q . 32 :iii-'in fy , V xg, gfvisv Q Si- '1 ,wa 5? NYhnt'f zis,-hrczicl line ur freak liuv, , .. Yzircl msn Bcrnhzxurcu poses uith Cuties Mrmzelle llzxrvcy und VVHITIZI Green . . . Furroll Holmmh is a Ilzlwniifm Stlvfess with his ring mf :uhnircrs ..., Invkic liullgen and .Inc Nhwss line up for cats . . . VVhzlt is so funny, Ruby? . . . C'urtis livmlxc, llziiiipint, lczulx in thc Si'I'ifl'lIT'lHj.fC line . . . Mayor NVisc, C'li11trm talk things over :is limi Haytrm secs :md hears all . . . Look nut, Put, yin might tripf . . . livin, 'loan Smithzlm :mtl N12lI'jIIll'Cl Smith take it ezlsv . . .Tum XVnod, '1'c'rrx'lu 'fhfmmpson and Rosa Fryer keep the bread line going . . . Rm1gh'taCkli11g, buys, nys Cli1lCh Put Beard . . . Shirley Lnveless, our ilmutlvall hcrn, takes time out tu reft. -lzwli llerrilng assists Miss l,e1isel1llc-1' in l'lFlllllllg the picnic gronnml . . . Owen, Put Hezirml and I I Huh Flnyton take it in . . . liohhy Brooks threatens murmler while Assistznit-Cliiel ol Police, Billy Mosely, stzinmls iilly ln . . . l'i1lL'llllj sponsors and memhers ent those delicious sainlxsiclies . . . lfrzinli Yowell and Gilhert Iiasterwoocl are Cillljllll holding hzincls . . . llc' main Iinynl llinne wezlrs his Vin'tor5 sni! while -lIll'liiE' Knltgen snfips the pliotoggmpliel' . . . VVhat's lhf- lYlflUl'Ii, Billy Joe, clicl Ls-onzl sezire yon ull? . .. Betty jo Smnrr clrinks pineapple juiee lor nourishment . . . Miss Lens hner lezlrns zi trzicle from Av:lilz1hlc jones . . . Jodie Van VVie is Cuuglit playing dolls . . . Cznnpns hezinty, Mzirvineta VVise poses for a glamour shui . . . june Class Prexy, Dncllcv Rouse, hrezilas the enrnern ...' l'ommie Moormzln and llurolcl VVz1llgi4jcg go for L1 stroll V. . . K:ithryn, where dill you get that flower pot hat? Furl Carpenter :intl Dorn Grusendorf eat lunch with so-me of the mob . . . Bloomer gals licvcrly Czilclwell, Uenelle Patty and Helen Fuller take time our for lunch ...A LX lmzl Ruth Riclumls looks on ns class members search frantically for their lunch tickets . . . Campus cuties llzirlwnrwi, Dorothy, Katherine :ind Dona pose for pictures ...' llllis is the l7l'CZHl line, can't you see? . . . joe Moss :intl llzirry crowd the lunch line . . . VVe take our food sittin' down . . . l,ouis Cirevelle and Gina Curtis hgrub grub . . . Yoz1kum gals, Bobbie Jean Harrison llllll Margie Hzxcklmrth wait in line . . . Hoyseecl Ilarry, VVilhurn :incl J. H. Rogers stop the camera .. . 'llerrylu Thompson :incl june Hill smile for the birdie . . . Xvhnt Il threesome- lillu, Shirley, and La Velle . . . VVillizim Bailey and Harold Kelly found some gals to eat with . . . Looks like glee cluh girls Merle Clifton, Margaret VVrz1y and Dorothy Clements outing lunch . . . Campus cuties Frank Yowell and Gilbert liasterwooml. xXv:lll:1lwlC 4lflIlE'N,H Amly Xllzlllcrs Iliillil' the l IllI'2lilC in :I tin can . . . Police l'lCZIl' the may har I I the Neniur l'z1rznle- . . . Sleepy time gals . . . l,21IA2lilCI'5 head in for the humc wtrctclx . . . VV? wC'I'0 hm lazy tu walk . . . kluc N1Cl':ll1ilIlll0I1, 'loc Lnltin :md Landun Layne lmrrmvenl 21 4 : R l E- fill' for their private llmt . . . 'I'l11'ec lmjf urclxcstrzz :incl their 'Adippf' custurnfs. 'li on .luck l,6l!l5Ulll5 clmllwy . . . Senifll Mid-Year Class Robert Barr Douglas Britton David Brock Odos Cadell Aubrey Carter Clarence Cohlw Charles Cooper Mark Daniel lN1aynard Darden Harold Davis Paul Davis Herschel Dunn Johnnie Eredini James Leo Garrett Paul Garza Leonard Geiger Roberta Amaral Ruth Biles Laurine Bradman Gloria Burke Caroline Chamhless Gertrude Chaney Maxine Cook Suzanne Crawford Ethel Jo Cresyvell Susie Cruz Bonita Daniel Annie Laura Davis Irene lfichelherger Hattie Dea lfarr Anita Gill lWary Ethyl Goble Josie Hall Katherine Ano Harris Virginia lrwin BOYS Perry Goode Elton Graham R. l,. Hamilton Jack Harrison YValdo llill Jim lloneycutt Marshall McLaughlin Clint Mcliethan Tom McNamara Jay I. Naman Sol Oppenheim Billy Osborne Jerry Parrick Javk Ponder lierns H. Powers Arthur Pringle GIRLS Peggy J. Jackoskie Ethel Jane Johnson lfayrene Jones Anne King Gloria Krause Dorothy Lasseter Peggy Lavender Marie Lee Doris Lummus Myrtle McKinney Helen McLaurin Nlargaret MCl,aurin Myrtle lN1ason Elvira Morin Margaret Moser Geraldine Nance Emma Ruth Neece Gladys Oliver Clare Elaine Pearson 1942 YVarren Quick Haynes Redding J. D. lfich Billy Robertson Arthur Rosen J. D. Sanders James Snider Lynn Stringer Elmer Swinscoe NVilford Tharpe David Thompson David Turner James Turner Lewis VValker Bill VVilliams llarvey XVood lNlary Stella Pierce Joy Ray Norma Reagan Margaret Renfro Opal Robinson Selma Rulwel Mildred Schaeper Jane Smith Mary Jo Strong Evangeline Thompson lfdith Tindell Dora Nlae Turner Ginger Voils Louise VValler:-tedt Betty Vllaltliall Nadine VVilliams Josephine VVooley llelen YVortham Robert IJ. Abel H. M. Ahles lien jerry Adams Allan Blair Alexzamlrr Emmett Andrews Charlz-5 Lnwrrncr Arthur VVillinm Hailey Don Harfiehl Put licarfl Thomas Cary Beczl:-y, Jr. Alex lilackwrll Ruhr-rt C. Bland XYilliam XValkcr llrrazc-hun Robert Ice Brooks, Jr. Billy joe Brown lfugene C, Brown Hobby Jo: Bush Billy ,loc falluwuy jur Roy fzmtrcll Carl L. Carpenter, Ir. Edxvard R. Currauzu Ralph VYuld0 fatun Arthur Clark Robert Lee Clayton, Ir. Uwen Holden Lflemnn-r Claude Ramsey flilllllll Paul fulc Y. M. Cox, jr. james Uecil french Stcphcn H. Crump James Mauney Cupp lack Davis Denton Charles Roth Devzmey, Jr. Rose Mary Ahhott Kathryn Adams Annie Arline Allison VVauda Nell Amherson Billie Jean Amick Bertie Anita Arm: trong Agnes Maris Arthur Ruth Aycock lilla Louise liuilr-y Beverly Almarie Iinine Arm Baker Nfarguerite Baker Virginia Faye Barefoot Shirley Barr Elsie Ann liasharn Betty I.. Bates Catherine jane Haus Hfary Russ Beazley' Sadie Mae Iietros Opal Vivian liuttimger Helen Higham Dorothy Harrington Ilitnn-r Mary Frances Iilaml Dorothy Mari: Blanton Zanelle Marie lilenlsor Donna V. Iilisard ,lilizuhelh Boyd Doris Branch Pauline Iiriwter .lewvll Dean Iirittml Dorothy Bmoks Erma bue Brooks Rosemary Butler Mable Cain Beverly Josephine faldxvc-Il Jayne Frances falvert Gloria Louise Campbell Mattie Sue Campbell XVilma jewel Cllllally lilva Josephine Caatillo Willa jczme Catus Georgia Belle lfzmrmichuvl l'orrineC'hzn1dlcr lilizahetll,-X1n1fhurchill Florence Cimo Dorothy Lee Cl:-ln:-nts Merle Clifton Mary Eloise Cloncll Myrtle Lucille ful-'y Hazel Coudra Eudora Nell Copeland Norma Kathleen Cotharn une Class 194-2 Harold Denton Henry Anton Ilintn-r Lg-Un llollsus XViltnn l.2lllt'J1lCk Iloualflson juhn I-'rnncis lludrk Henry Hilln-rt lfastcrwooxl George Royalty Edwards l'zu1I lfnglish Fnlvin Iingn-l1e Finstzui joe Fitzpatrick Robert Lee l'!l'ilSiCl' xvillililll Fr:-els Ross Bruce Fryer, jr. Hugh Bob Fuller flarencr VVcldun Garrett Mc-lvin llilliam Mark Grade! jznncs R. Graham IL j. fil'L'SllE!lI'l Louis H1lfHllIllf2T6VClll' Edwin Gummelt, Jr. Henry Hamilton Hague Oliver Imac Halbert Horace Alexander llznwock Charlie Harrell Sidm-y Lee Harrell Melvin Thomas Harris Archie Overton Harrison Harold lfdwin Harvey Ben Charles Hayton Marion jack Henson Kathryn Crabtree Mary Lee Crock:-r Jane lfrockcr Rose janrll fross Helen Lucile furlez- Billie Raye furry Virginia Kathryn Curtis jean Halls: Margaret Uahse Kathryn Davidson Dorothy Nell Davis Robbie Dennis Joyce Drennon V Marie Helen Drews Dorothy Nell llnnson jane Lee llunson Mary Louise Iiflgur Helen Edwina Elnshoff Gloria Estes Alice L. I-Iuhzmk Leona May Fnrbstcin Opal Lon-ne Farncy Hazel joe Ferguson Hazel Louise lfimlley Minnie Ficrrus Barbara Dell Foster Ruth Lee Foster Dorothy Louise Foster Dorothy Pauline Frazier Dorothy Marie Freeman Helen Elizabeth lfullrr lmu jean George Ulu Faye Graham Dorothy june Goble Carrobelle Goodwin Alma Lois Goss Billie Green XVilma Green Frances Alyeala Gregory Dora Luuile Ilrusrndurf Margie Huckbarth Billie jo Hadley Colleen Hamilton Helen Louise llaml Dorothy Hznmlsrm Dorothy Maria' Hardin Elizabeth Marie Harrie. Bobbie jenn Harrison Mozcllc Harvey Patsy Ruth Harvey Mary Ethel Hawes Lola Fay Haws BOYS jack VVilli:lm Herring l-llilldt David Hinds Carroll H. Holcomb liurtis Yvhitficlxl H0110 Harold Holt liwynfryu Hopkins 'lilll'0ll0l'C Otto Hnrrt john Tructl Ilousc, jr. john lfcl Hughes lioyfl Douglas Hume lll james Ifclwzlrcl llulnplxrrya lfrlmunal VVilli1am Hunks Thus. Ivan QTe4ljIarr:n'd, Ir. Billy julmmn fl-'ntl F. C. johnson Morris lflton jones Arnold Keen james Keirsey .lack K:-itz Harold Ronald Kelly joe Kelly ,lean XYilfrcd Killiugsworth Harold Kleiman john Henry Knltgn-n XYilIiam M. Kygcr john Lawless Lzmdon Layne Robert Bumpers Ln-ggutt Daniel joseph l.ittlvfic'ld joe Ile VVilt Luftin Duke Pm-rry Mrllonalal joe Mclilhzmnon GIRLS Mary Haynes june Hill Louise jusephine Hobzm Lois lilizahvtll Hodges Virginia Holcomb Martha Geraldine Holland Gloria Holloway lfva Marie llolzc Mildred Hummel Peggy Sue lluhcr Juanita Hudson Naomi George Hueffner Mildred Lois lluntcr Dolly johnson Jeanne johnson Geraldine liloisr- jones Dorothy Virginia jones Pcggy juncks VValula Virginia Kngelcr Gloria june Kane .lcanne Kecble Jennie Ruth Kelly Lennie jean Kidd Iluris Kitchens Dorothy Kracker Annie Ruth Krollagv l',llZ2lbElh Kur:-l:.cu Mattie Kathleen Lu Fon Frances La I'-TLHIU I.l1va1lajoscpllinc' Lu 411--am Kcrns Ann Laine Mary jane Lune lixlna Lewis Xlnrgnret Virginia Lillarri Minnie Lindsey Shirley Ruth Loveless Marie Lundhcrg Iluris Ann Mc.-Xtee Sammie Lee Mckfurlcy Virginia Lee Mcllunald Mary Frances McLaughlin Surah Mnrrnquin Allah jean Martin Bess Marlin Dorothy Ann Martin Lucillr Mus Martin Madeline Towns:-ml Marlin Lynette VViIlis Mead Pauline Mears Beverly Frances Merritt jean Mesaros Dorothy Ruth Mewshaw lfdwin Lvwis Kfclfver joe Sam Xlclfall Homer ll. Martin Arthur llnrnce Mathis Hurry Juv Xlzxlthew- john Mvnrcs jzunrs Huck Mimi Clinton Herschel Bfunt- gomcry, Jr. XYilliznn Norman Muslrfy joe Alhaugll Moss james Robert Muorr Ill XVilli:uu Moore Irwin Hurris Howell Naylor, jr. Charles I., N1-lwn james Ulyses Norwood Lowell L. Olson LL-cil Parker, jr. Hurry Lxunar Peyton Flay C. Plemons julins I-'urczinsky VVray Mac Qu:-rv Henry Thomas Rickert, jr. Robert XYillizun kiwf J. H. Rogers lludlvy Lue Rouse IZICIKSUII Seymour Row L. A. Scarborough, jr. Iludlcy Glen Schulze li:-ruarrl Sepolio David YYilburn Sharp Cleo Anne Middleton Jacqueline' joy Miles Lillie Mac Milton Myrtle I'-I'ZH1Ct'S Moon Barbara Moors Billie jane Moore Mary Iilizuhrlh Moore 'Fomnxie Mus AIOUTIIIIIII Marjorie Marianne Moreland Dana Morris Mary Iiliznhclh Murphy Nancy Louise Nelson Martha Nell Oliver Billie Faye 0'NczAl Claudcll Overton Minnie Cleo Puck llenelle Putty Marguerite Ln Valle Perry Christine Pierce jean Kate Porter Margaret lfdell Powell Sue Ruse Pringle Mary Louise Quick Norma ICIIL-n Lgmnu Iloru Grace Rm-fly NVilla1l:-cu Rec-vw Nell Reid Christine Inez Reimer Alum Ruth Richards l':lIl1Ul'2lh Richardson Martha Hall Rider Margaret Ann Roberts Marjorie Roberts Nancy llurim Robertson Juanita May Robinson Iiunice ,luanim Rualgf-ra jean Rogers Marie Ronk Ruth Ann Ruby Gladys Marie Ruetcr Mabel farlrne Ruwh Gloria Helm-n Russn-Il Ruby Virginia Rulherforzl Aurora Saenz Beth Sample Venita Man- SZlI DOI'Ullp1ll Lois Svllurff Martha Lee Scllawr Valln jane Scott Doris Gwendolyn Scahr-rry Glyndolin jean Seawright Robert Glenn Sharp lfdwanl Slmffcr Tim Sherman Ben lfml Skinncr lf. XY. Slzmkarml Billy joe Smith Tony Sorensen Raleigh Southwell lfarle fiuurh Stanford lfdwanl Starr Roh:-rt Earl Stinson Xvei Slxcy XValtcr Lee Tnncly Herman Ross Thorn David Samuel Thrcarlgill Hugh Thcrun 'l'0mlinwun Houston 'l'l'ilITllIlCH Claude :Xnlrizm Yzmgllznl XVilliam Hurolfl XY1nllace Phillip 'l'l1mnzxs VV:nllaccf Anderson NValtr-rs james Dennis XYalson frank XVIII! Thomas U. NVQ-athers, Ir. Rowan Gorman XYrbh' NVaymzm XViglcy sludiu Yun WVR Marvin ,lay XYisr Ray XViswe1l, jr. Thomas Nathaniel XVood Sing Yee Frank Yuwell, jr. Andrea Sc-nalon Mary Catherine Sherman Margaret xvrlllfill Smith jean Smitham Betty Jn Slllllfl' Dorothy Edna Spencer Rethu Cecelia Starr Lorruyn Stzms jean Dolores Sterling Grace Arleen Stn-vrner Colleen Stewart' Nellie Louise Stoltz' Zelmu S. Sutton Dorothy Avunns Swift Doris Belle Taylor Margaret Nun Tzu, lur Rusalie Taylor Mary Evelyn rflldfll Claudine Thumnf. Martha Louise 'IYIIOIIIHS Mary Jo Thomas Hazel jean ,IVIIOIIIIJSOH Ifmogcne Tinsley Mary Elizabeth 'l'rzlver ac ,leant-tte Tucker Louise Turncr Frances Pauline Tu-,al Eudora 'I':Aylur Mae jean 'Lyra Martha I.uu XYaIkcr Mary Ellen VValkcr fznrric Ifznrlinv XX'alluue Margaret Marie Wallace Mavis Kathryn XYaIls Doris Faye XVaIlpr, ,Emma Allrnc W'arrcn Gloria XYcathcrs Katherine M.XVcathers Sadie Marguerite VVeaII1ersbc-e lic-ltyr Louise YYclnple Iluris Anita xvhllfllill Corrine XVl1iteI1:-:ad Ruth Gwendolyn XVl1itr flurice VVilIi:lms Beverly Craven XVilsun Dorothy xvillllillghhl-illl Lottie Iflizahm th KYUULI Tempest Leola NVortham Margaret XVray Marion Yarriugtun ww Nsgiav' 2.5 ,W ig i 'M SENIOR l'l2RSONAl,I'l'lliS . . . Frank docs ll lmlnncing feat . . . liolwliy, wait just ll minute :und wa-'ll put it in the Daisy Vhziin . . . Miss Senclon looks like shu's posing for something . . . Mrmnmm, give Us some, V. M. . . . Yee, you must have maids Q9 on ll Chemistry I1-sl . . . does he give you instruvtions out of foothzlll season, too, Arthur? . . . thinking harnl, Melvin? . . . who's your frirncl, Louis? . . . now Shytles, th:it's not the wily to do il . , . Hoyml llllll Plllll Cwho is she, hoxs?l . . . liclitor llerring gives instriiutions :ls cllllllklr sniips ll senior . . . and hcrrk Ihr result . . , nice work, Claude , , , the uhiel gets on good term: wish Vnnimisiionei YYi:e. f .wr ..., thletic jg if f L fn ,, , K if The Football Season ITIL uo strong uut'lt'us of lt'ttt'rmt'u I'FTlll'll' lt was :1 pltuasurt' to oltl ligt-r supportvts to 'lug to holster tt':uu strt'ugth, tht' XVztt'o Wzttth this group of hoys who ut'x't'r gmc up l lligcrs of 1941 were tztsluout-tl from :1 group ol' uutil the gum souutlctl. zuul timt' :mtl ztgzuu l3K'ZllIf Qrcwu, iuCxpt'rit'ut'c'tl hots who uutlt'r tht' guitliutf titul plays :mtl tt':tmwork hrought tht' stzmtls to li mtls ol' hlU2lK'llCS 'llysou zuul Xloort' wouutl up tht'ir ltct, hTOI1L'll 'llysou Zllltl l,iut' Co:tt'h lloort' with st't'outl plz1t't' iu thc' tlistritt :mtl :1 st':1sou's tlitl Il woutlt'rI'ul joh with tht' hoys :mtl to thcm 1x't'rz1g1t' of .777. g1ot's fl lot ol' tht- t'rt'tlit for tht' sut't't's,: of tht' l1l4,I Attvr thrt't' wrelts of luu-tl work tht' tczuu tt'zuu. A lurgt' group of lt'ttt'1'mt'u will rt'turu as lX'QlllIllllQ to slmpe- up :mtl gztvt' promist' ol utwt yvzlr, :mtl promist' to mztlttd tlouhlt' trouhlt' mztltiug tpiitt' :t rt't'ortl for itself. Ir opt'ut'tl with lor District IU rix':tl9. l ort'st ,'XVt'llllf' :mtl though lllillilllg msmy Iuistzilcvs tht'y' loolwtl t'xt't'ptiouz1lIy gootl :lt timt's :mtl :tll VVHCO 12-l 0l'0'St QU21ll3SJ 6 lligvr supportcrs wt'rt' imprt'sst'tl with tht' wou- tlt'rtul spirit ol tht' hoys. 'l'ht-5 hzul tht' oltl fight lu thc' first gzuut' of tht' 14141 st':1stm, tht' uul hustlt' that promist'tl to tztkt' tht'm :1 long XVut'o 'lliggvrs mt't tht' l'lort'st .'Xxt'uut' l.ions ot uzty iu tht' tlistritt r:u't', iu which tht'y' hutl to plzty llullzts iu tht' ut'Xx' llatl-lli Sfiltlllllll iu llgillgis, tight gxuuts. 'llht' 'liigcrs pluytwl gootl Ioothztll Wluuo kit'ltt'tl to l ort'st to opt'u tht' glllllf' mtl wou st'x't'u :uul lost two for tht' scztsou. Out' zultl ztl'tt'r two tlowus u'hit'h tzultul liut'utht'r of tht'st' losws wus :t ht':u'thrt':1kt'1' :uul Cilllllflf ht' l4it'ltt'tl out ol' houutls ou tht' Xxvllfll gl. Nlt'Nt'il hlzimtwl ou zuiyhotly or uuythiug. 'I'ht- rlligvrs iu six tlowus t':trrit'tl it to l ort'sI's zo, Alpluisoo sl1I'lt'l'txtl at lt'ttlou'u :mtl lfuuis was hot :uul rt':ul5. took it to tht' tt'u :mtl from tht'1't' l7t':ttou put it l'ht- otht'r loss was to 'livmplt' who woo tht- ox't'r lor tht' st'ort', Try tor l'XU'il Wllflf WIN th4trit't titlt' :mtl wvut to tht' stzttt' tiuuls for rht' hlot'ltt'tl. 'l'ht- t1u:u'tt'r t'uilt'tl with firwt tlowu- t'outl yt':lr iu El row. st'rt'u to out' iu t:lx'or ot tht' 'l'iLIf'l'N. Pziullt, lltHYIlI'll, Starr, i'l:1rL, Simon, Dnvix, l5t'v:u1t'5', ,lohusou 'l'urut'r, Nloort', l'ill5lt'I', Chzuurotl, Nltlcrrill, Rhea, lifllllill, IJVIIIUII, Yllutlter, NVootllill, illxxoit .Xr1uxtroutf, Atlxiiux, Xorrif, Young, Striugvr, llolfr, McNeil, XV:1lltt'r, llrrritlt MR. V. L. Tvsox, Ifofzrlz To start thc scconcl halt, the Tigers with another spiritccl tlrivc- pnt the Lions in a clvvp hola- ancl cillCllflK'l' kickctl ont to his 36. Ut-aton and johnson carrivtl it to the ton wha-rc RIcNeil carrietl ovc-r for the scconml score. Point was inisscnl and score was I2-U. Un a pnnt cxrhangc lforvst gaincal 4.3 yards hecansc of a Tiger finnhlu and from here Ciiwn- ther hegan to throw his passes right and lvft. finally finding Tuttle across thc goal line. Goal was Infsseil anil thc halt c-mln-ml I2-fl. liorcst came hafk strong in the sm-contl half hut wrrc' stoppvil hy a strong tli'fc'iif:c' on thc' I3 varcl linv. XVaco almost lost the 'faniv lN'Q'1llSt' ot f, 1 nninvrons ininhh-s in thc' tonrth qnartc-r hnt attcr stopping a Lion clrivc on the I1 Mt-Nc-il kit-ki-11 Ont of the hole anil the game was ovvr. Waco 53-Mvxia 0 XVaco niet Mc-xia in Xvaco in thc-ir first mlistrict ganw. Wvavo kivkwl to Nlvxia to start gflllli' anal when Klcxia c0nl1ln't go the Tigers took ox'c'1'. Holm, llvaton anil Kll'Xc'il pickwl np scvcral yards in sxirccssivc trys anal thrn llc- Neil va1'1'iul thc rvinaining 52 yartls for a touch- nlown. McNt-il also kickc-ml tht- vxtra point. llc- Cansr oi a tcw hall hrvaks tht- 'lligvrs wvrv nnahh' to score any more this qnartc-r. Hall was rcsting on Klvxizfs 3 to opvn scconil qnartcr antl in two mlowns Mt-Xt-il again carric'ml it ovvr hut niissul thc- point. Klvxia still conhln't go anil alta-r a pnnt rvtnrn hy llvaton anal a nifc' rnn hy llolzc, Mt-N1-il again Sk'Ul'l'Kl anal llolzc' kickctl tht- goal. Vvafo again grit thl- hall on a pass intc'rt'cption anil llolxn' anal lfastcr L'21l'I'it'tl to the 4 from whc-rc llolzv Uarriwl it on over. Halt vnalcml with scorn' 26-rm. To start sm-onil half, Holm- ran ahont 15, KIt'Ncil passe-il to Ut-aton for 2o and Holm- again Carricml it ovcr. ,-Xs soon as 'lligvrs got the hall again Holm- farricwl for 341 yarmls anil Ht-Nt-il took it on-r, QJIICC' again llolzc antl Charnroil varrical it to thc' tlnva' anml lfastcr took it ovvr to make it .lo to o. Klvxia still conhhrt go and lfastcr passetl to Chznnroal for 511 yarcls and the final tonchclown to hring thc scorn' to ig to o, MR. Cll.XRI.llS Houma, lllililifflllf Cmnslz th1 l1gg NI 1111 1111 s111 l Waco 133-Waxahachie 7 1 XV111111 1'11c1'i1 c1l to 11111111 thc 51211110 2ll11l 1111111c1li11tf:l1' b11g1111 21 lllAlN1 I1 llllllllgl llolf1 'Xl1X11l 1111l lhzlfflll Xklllkll NX lN 11111111111 by 21 11111 1 ,,.1 1 1.. 1 A2lIlSl 211. The Tigers kept 11V11x1' 111 il 1lv1'p hole the fi 1111 rh1 111111 1' 2 1 f score. To start thc sc1'11111l 1111111' 1111 11111 but 11111 111111 .1hl1 to - ' V ers C2ll'l'lC1l to the 111111 foot l1111- hut 11'111'1- 111111ble to put it 11' 11N1'1l bl'OllQl'lII the pllllt back to the 25 illlkl passed to H1111'1 A 1- r1'11. H1- then threw 11116 to lid St111'1' who lllilflil ll b1A1111rll11l 1'11 s1'o1'1x H1'Ne1I k1ck111l 1111- goal 11111l thc s1'o1'c 11115 1-11. As soon 11s XV111'o got the hull Zlgillll they 111111'1'h1'1l to rh1- 211 hut 1111l1'1l with first 1lo11'11s H to 1 111 f111'o1' ol th1' 'l'1g1'1 1 1vo1ulvrlul QHINC. 111'1'1- st11p111'1l lor rhe l0lII'fll flllll' Zlf to11cl11lo11'11's 1l11111'. llli' h1ll 's who l11 thc fllll'1l 1111111'rv1' thc lIllll2lIlS XX'lfll th1' l11'l11 of 1 1 . , . llilcl pl11111l 1 A k111l111l 11111 1'11l11111 11111 to the 1h1'1'1' 11'he1'1- Q lll'l'1' took lf o1'1'1' 1lI11l 1lx11 h X- , llll' goal Zlllkl 11111 Qilllll' 11'11s t11'1l 1111. Rlgllf h1'1'1' th1' 'l lQ'.'I'S sl1o11'1'1l 11'l1:1r th1'1 11'1'1'1' Illiltll' ot.. 'lthu 1l1 tl11- l1:1ll 1111 thv lxlck-off 11111l 11'1'1'11 111'1'1'1' s11111111'1l Klllfll :xIk'Nll 1l1 it o1'1'1' to 11111l11' ir 1517. lr 11'11s El l11'1111f1l11l 111111'1'l1 1VlllL'll rh1'1ll11l lll1' h1'111'rs of l1g1'1' 511111111111-1's. XXVZIXX 1'111111- l1:11'l1 llgllflllgl :1111l 11'111 11111'1l 1111 1111- llligvr 211. Nl1'X1'il l111'l11'1l 11111 11111 X1 ilffl 11'11s oII511l1 11111 lXl1'N1A1l got l32lK'li o111'1' 111o1'1' to p1111t. l'l11 l:1l11'1l :1111l s1':11'I11l Illlllllll right 1'111l. l11'ol11' 1111111 lI'UIll ltilll' l1k'lill'I'S 11111l I'Ill1 S11 X'1lI'1lS to th1- flll'1'1' 11'l11'1'1' 1Xk11u N 11 xxx l11 t1'll lllllll 1'xl1:111srl1'111. 1111111 1'o11l1l11'l 51'111'1' 1',1,,,,1,1 l5lll' Ihr- gflllilt' 11'11s 111111 2lIl1l 11111l1'1l 1llVl'l'l' il 11111 PMI. MAXIM ,,1l,1.,. 1:11.1- XNQICU IIS--l'IlllSll0l'0 U XVIILIXNI .X1:11s1'111 HHIL XV:11'o l111'l11-1l oll to th1- lC11gl1-S to st'111't 1'l11' rllvllmll ll' Wm V I 1 1111 1' 1 11111- :1111l 11lt1'1' I1l'll'lK'IA 1111111 1'o11l1l go for thc 1 . 1 l11111x11 11191 l'C'll 1111111111-s :'X11tl1111' L lilI'li 1'1'1'111'111'1'1l Elll 1111511111 ,llrxzfif 1'1'r11'l11'.1' 07l1'l'KlyKlill.S'f ll'11xf1l1f11ihie 1l1l1 111 llll 1111 11h 1 THSS HlfCVltl ,gain lfziglm' llllllbll' on flu'ir 23 yzml liiu'. NIQNQ-il in fln'c-v ffys took if to flu' II :nul Ilolinson czirriwl fo flu' ont' from n'lu'i't' Klfxvil fook if owf. lla' also kickml flu' goal. XY:u'o kickefl fo Hillsboro again :nul got if buck fo Sf2ll'f flu' svcoiul qnzn'fL'i'. gk pass fo llowzwfl was gooil for li yznxls fo flu' lzziglc li :nul flu'n McNeil fonnfl Starr across flu' goal for at fofu'lulon'n. Klfxvil again kick- r 1 X . .mv ml flu' goal. l lu' luiiglvs lwgzin at Kll'lYt' U lint w4'i't' sfoppwl on flu' 'lligvi' ffm by at qw, fR,I,,, lfl RMKI IUI,,,,,I,,,. pain ii1tc'l'cn'pfioii by .-Xrinsfrong. lV:u'o l'c'L'c'ix'c'fl fo Sl'2ll'l' flu' scconfl luill mul wiflf sonu' Iliff' rnn- ning lu Cliznnroil mul Mcxcil znul 21 push to Sfzlfl' flu- ball wus czniiul to flu' Iiiiglt- liw, lfroni lu'i'c' Illcxeil took if OXTI' lint niissvtl flu' goal. ,XS soon :ls VVzu'o got flu' bull again, l,L'1lI'0Il, Clunnrofl auul Ilolinson c:n'l'u'il if fo flu' olu- lroni wlu'i'm' Ilolinson i':nnnu'tl it over. Cloatl was inissefl :nul srorc' was 26 fo o. lV:u'o signin got flu' lizill on ci push ii1f4'i'cm'pfioii znul l,i'2ll'lll1 took ulizlrgt' fo rnn znul pass fo flu: ont- Irofn wlu'rt' lu' took it on ovvr. Nvitlun' ff-:mi vonlil go in flu' fonrfli llll2ll'fCI'- nnfil in flu' loft' niinnfvs wlu'n flu- 'figcrs took flu- lizlll fo flu- PIIIIIII DIWII llillsboro lj zlnml lJl'21f0ll pzisswl fo Stringer Tuiklr :lvross flu- goal for NV:u'o's linzil font'lulon'n, OIKHS Hmm niziking flu' scoff- 38-o. llillslioro rain ll svrirs Imik uni! lint! ol ilowns znul Tllf' gzinu' wus on-1'. Doi mms Him lox I,'.'11lr1' , . Waco 14-f0l'SlCZll1il 7 I7n',xYw: Trciciix Trlrkfr' I I II I I Wz1f'r1 i'ecL'ivs-fl flu' ku'koll :intl lIllIU?4ll- cifoum' Uiiixxiimii . HMA, zffely sfzirfml si ilriw lmnf n't'i'e sfoppml wlu'n tl1f'Ni'il virvfrx righf vm! against Llft'bNl'llL' McNeil, hztvk to pass, trippetl over his own feet. Neither TCZIITI cmtltl go until C'nrsic:tnzt ret'm'eretl n fumhle on the XVZICU 6. Collier iztssetl for 1 :ind then l 7 pzissctl zigztin fur 25 tn lillett atntl :I tuttvlitlown. Cummins kivketl the Qllill :intl i'ursit':tn:t letl 7 tu 0. The whole sevnitcl quarter uns spent in NV:tt'u's entl of the fit-Ztl :intl only hy rt superb tleiense tlitl they keep C'ut'sic:1ti:1 front scoriiig ztgztin. XVQICU retfeivetl to statrt the seeuntl hull' :intl right here the 'liigers stxtrtctl :I tlrive that tnzttle the XV:n'r'r stzintls wine to their feet until the hull wzls in pxly tlirt. lVlt'Neil and llezltun C1ll'I'lt'Kl it 30 yslrtls to the 9 yztrtl line. Cu1'sit':ll1zt shifted to :tn S tnttn line hut McNeil hit with such iuree thttt he czlrrietl it on over, kivketl the gtllll nntl the swore wits tietl. kltH'5ll'1lIl1l stron pushed XV:1c'o hawk to their 15, lVlCNeil un :t iztke punt gained 30 hut the tlrive was stuppetl short. VV:14'o gut the hull lwztek nn their 48 :intl McNeil npenetl tip. The Tiger line VLII clown wutiltl-he t:tt'kl:-rs with vicimis hlnvks :intl McNeil ezirrietl 111, S, 6, :intl on lottrth tltmn he went nfl tztrklv fur the winning tottclitluwtt. Mt'Neil kivkecl the gmail zlntl the svnre wus 14 to 7. ln the lnurth quzirter C'tn'siC:tl1:t pushetl XYatt'o hziek tu their tour :intl then grit the hull nn :I punt un the VV:tc'n 31. They took the lizlll to the six :intl right here the XV:uen line who hurl plziyetl :t lIIllLfllllll4't'lIl gztrne wus rztlletl on tu hzilt at tying tntn'l1tluwn clrivt-. ln tmir tltmns the t'ursit':tn:t Tigers lust tune yztrul atntl tht- XV:n'o line zlgztin llCIl1HIl5iI'llU'tl thztt it wats one uf the hest in the stztte. NVQVU puntetl out :incl the grune nits mx-r. Waco 19--Bryan 6 This ggztme wus plnyetl in the ruin and mtitl :intl fur une tnixtrter :intl xt hrtll neither teztm was :Ilwle even tu tnxtke at lirst tlnwn. lt ltxtrketl like at wore- less tie hut tnitlwxty tltrmtgh the sevtmtl qttztrter things hrnkt' tatst. lflliftfl' :incl C'h:ttnrntl replzn'etl . , X 1 1. l,t'ZllI7ll :intl lNlt'Ne1l :Intl these iresh https stztrtetl Sfllllslxll lxllkl . , . Ittr'H,' the tmivlnlmxir drive. lhey mantle :rhnttt ten yztrtls in tum' trys :intl then .Xrtnstrtntg rain I3 tn the liryzin l.I-'Hts XVXLKI-Ill Ii. lltmlve pttt the hull :wer :intl Nlt'Neil went in :incl f m'4'l kieketl tht- goitl :intl svure wits 7 to 0. 'lihere were IA yy glmvgik nnly ll few suvtiittls left hut at poor kivkutl' gave the lflltf liryzin lmys il vlrzttwe. 'llll'liN4lIl pztssetl slmrt tn cwHFS,I.I,R SIWMS llxtltmn wht: run the I't'Ill1llIllIlgf S3 yzirtls untnticlietl lg,1,I am! 'l',,,-kip lui' at seirsztlitmztl tntwlitluwn. liuatl was rnissetl :intl ml I YIM 7 Q. , u .I ,ru-' . w-vis tn El lew st-mittls the first hall was over. gm-A, .l1f',Yf'if fOHfAN'.f Silllflll nff fzzrkff' ' X t i ,ii X no 'QM QE 4,4- XY11uv um in rnn1plvtc' unnnmml the '-tlfllllll half. ,Xiu-1' am c'xL'!1u11gL- uf puntx, MVN1-il paved ll -hurt unc In llulfc mlm ram zu yzlrmls, fNlcNvil tu Starr um gwvd fur II :xml ilu' hull nah on thc Q :xml in tum plzlyf NIVNL-i! put it uw-1' but lnixwd the gmail :md thc wrwrc uns 15-fm. Neither lL'IllIl rmllrl gn In start thc f'UllI'll'I 4lllilI'I1Sl', XV:u'n lwing Ntuppml Ivy PCIlZllliCN tuicc. 151-5 Jlll kivkvd short In their 38 :md 'I'ig1crs VIIIIIIIICKI thc hull tu thc' IX. N11'Neil fircml to Starr who trunk it clue In ilu' guul lim- :Ind l'1ll'C'il till mx-r lu cllnch llw uznnc. XX :ww stnppvul il Bruin drive un IIICII' go :mal l'1ll'l'lC'll If lulvk tu IIIICHICILI uhvrv the grime cndml. Ihr llgfrx um-rc llllclelczltrcl :mal lwcrzxllle flu- fzlwwitc tu lulttlc it out with Temple for thc district title. Waco 323-Cleburne 0 XYzu-fu kivkml fvfi tu upon the QLIHIIK' :xml utter C'lc-lauruv vuuld nut gn thc Tigers UI7L'lH'li up. McNeil run for lo, pzlwml In llfwlvv fur ll lllld then tru Slalrr mlm run uvcr the goal for the tum'hml1mu. M4'Ncil kicked tlxc gfllll :xml wore wus 7 In 0, Neither tc-:lm could gn until thc SCVUIIKI quarter wfwu XV:u'u gwl lhl' lull! ill mimlficlml. Iill5!CFf1lkK'll to MUNFH, hzlndccl it lu IBCZIIUII whu xwnt 48 yards fur the sc-wmd tmlchdmvn. McNeil llflllill kivkvd thc gnu! and svorcl was I4 to 0. The half cnded with XVam on C'Ie'lmrnc's IO :mul thry wrrc kI1Hl'lxilljj :lt tom'hdfm'n's mlnnr unve morv. VVzu'u mlmvc C'Icl1u1'ne intu :l, dm-p hulc to start thc scuuxd half :mul C'lclwurm x punt out was slmrt. The Tigfrf drrwc tu thc 6 yard fl11ll'kCI' where McNeil Ull fourth down took it nvcr. INICNUI nlissccl the goal. The 'figcrs once again pllSllC'li thc Yellow jzlfketx inlu :l hole :md they vc-ry fuulislmly passed. Norris took the lull! right out of Z1 i'lc'lwurne rc-veivvr's hand: and run 28 yards untnuchcd fur thc score. Mc'Fc'rrin kicked thi- gmll. The 'figvr semnd string went in :md l'lcl1u1'nv IHELQZIII Z1 drive. They got to thc VVz1cn 22 lvefurc -Immxx YM M5 XVz1cu hclnl :mul took the hull rm dmvns. j4vI1mm1 1'1l1'f.'l1' , run IO :Ind lzzlstcr tmsvd il pass to IDCZIUIII, who DVNU-NN llwwwf vaught it :lt full speed and ll'llVClPd 65 yzlrcls fm' lim, the final scmr. ClI.XRI.I'fS l'. IN-.nckluk . HNIH, ' Waco 0-Enms 6 IIARIIM, 1y1Lw1.',5RRW YYLICU kicked uf! to the linnix lium :md right llnfk than those Linus slartcml Il ganna' that lcft thmlwluxls c.lHI,H,S FXSIHQ uf Tiger suppurtera stunned. Ilunix ww uwlwci and llmk mm' lfzm' ready and XVZICU suiicreml their flrft lcldmvn Of the Slarr I'l'lll'fl1'5 fligflz for tl fuss, 'l'r'mf1lf llflj' ix 5.'nf'jml al lim' of sfrilllffzayff season. All Tigers were oft lottn and lor what they laelted the lznnis hoys made up. They ran and passed the Tigers ragged. lVleNeil kept XVaeo in the game in the first quarter with his beautiful punts. At the start of the second quarter the l.ions started driving and with the help ol' a lumhle almost seored in the first half. They recovered liasterls fumhle on the Vllaeo 38 and Mot-k passed to Pool for 24 yards. This play put the hall on thc 6 and linnis tried one play after whieh the half ended. ln the third quarter the Tigers were once again kept in the game hy the pnnting of McNeil hut the Lion forward wall outeharged the tired Tigers and early in the quarter they seored. They took the hall on the VVaeo 27 on straight power and then a trieky lateral play carried to the Tiger 2. Crow then went aronnd right end with dazzling speed for the score, hut missed goal. AQ soon as linnis got the hall again they drove to the Tiger 25 and then punted out on the eight. The Tigers punted out of this hole and the game was over. lt was one in whieh a group of inspired, hnstling hoys had played heads up hall to defeat the only team which had a ehanee to stop Temple from taking the distriet title onee lTtUI'C. The Tigers still had a ehanee if they eonld defeat Temple and they immediately hegan preparation for the task. Waco 0-Temple 13 lhis game was played in 'Temple on a very rainy day. Nevertheless hundreds ol XVaeo fans treked to Temple to see the Tigers try lu stop the XVildeats' vietory marrh. The field was a quagmire and in five minutes alter the game started you eonld hardly tell one player from the other. The Tigers opened the QZIIHC with a fine spirit and immediately hloeked two XVildeat punts, the last one heing reeovered hy .'Xrmstrong. lint Temple held and took the hall over. limuk Sl WR l,ate in the seeond quarterl the Tigers reeovered 1g,,Af another punt deep in Xilildeat territory hnt eonld AVSIIN lonxsox not seore and soon the halt ended. . t hulk liarly in the third quarter Temple got revenge and hloeked a Tiger punt. The hall seooted to the 'Muni XVaeo IS where a Temple hoy fell on it. Allen rarried to the .t and then earried it over hut llill liflliltt l'-ll Us missed the point. The Tigers eame hark fighting hut NIMH, just eonld not go on the offense. Temple earried the l5UX,XllD XYt1zml1pp hall deep into Tiger territory late in the fourth Ulllffff HUA' Tllffflf quarter and then llill, who had played a magnili- eent game all the way, ran to yards for another Temple seore. lle also ran lor the extra point and Temple led 13-o. llill was Temple's star and he seldom tailed to gain even in the mud. This vietory gave Temple the distriet title, lt was a good season for the Tigers who started with a group ol green hoys and toward the elose of the season had a very fine foothall maehine. Rlzm ferzrfx ilIe.YeI! llffIlfl1.Yf l1lIl.X'1llIflt'IITl if 3 he ME , E E 3sii'f'mf?,,a .L ll,,fZ,, ,-,,,,,,'A- ,U-,,.,,,,,j ,,,,1. llfflzf mfrlzfpr fl Almrf fvrzxx. , IIUXZV !1f 14'-Yf'H 1 Nflffff WWI- ,IIJIIIIIX flilx flu' 1'1'11In'1' of fflr' ffm. 1 JI,-.XM-Il flirll' H1211 fwic' j'rzr1f.v aff lr11'Hr'. llnfzf fvfuzaif filI'UN-0,1 flu' miflfllw. 4 2 nm and yvflllflfl' .vnzmr Vlltkll Ulllfl' in mmf. 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CLY1111 X1.x11'1'1r:, ,1.v.vi.1'rf111f 1,'f1111'l1 f 95,16 11111'i1'11, XV:11111N, 1711111111, 5111115 111'z1t15, 116111013 .X1111'C5, 1111111613 1-Qvcrctt 1x1Z11'I11I, Sutter, ,11111l'K, 111'y:111t, 111II1I, lfrmt, fN11'ii1:1Nw11, .X1111111, 111f11'11i11, 171151-tt Si1111'i11, XYi11i:1111s, ii:11'1:11111, 311111, l5cNV111l1', ii.11'1'iz1, 11?ljS, XY111111, XY1l11xFI' The Yell Leaders FOR the year IQ4I-IQ42 R. L. Hamilton was elected captain of the Cheer leaders after the runoff for the best cheer leader of VVaco High. Other members of the squad were Alice liubank, Rose- mary Butler, Tommie Moorman, Bobby Shytles, Ross Fryer, and .lean DuBose. These leaders did not limit their talents to football games but greatly helped to stimulate spirit at the basketball games and all other student gatherings. Hamilton, Butler, Fryer, Eubank Moorman, Shytles, VVood, Duliose 'A 'hc Saskctball Season V nlllli NV:n'o 'l'ig1-r lizislwllizill tvani of 1942 Tha- 'liigc-rs playcwl 25 ganifs, won 111 Qllltl wnitiiiin-tl tht- ggrvat ra-cortl inanlc hy thc prcv- lost 7. 'l'ln'y storm-cl 774, points to thc oppoiiciiis' ions XVan'o tvanis. llntlc-r the new svt-np for 5117.Thethrvclcz1cli11g1sco1'n'1'swereSinions, 21193 iilwolls tht- 'liiggcrs won thc Regional Champ- l7:'VVitt. 1705 an1l Carpeiiter, l2.1,. ionship lor tht- thirtl coiisccwitiw year :intl oncc' Thc Tigvrs opciicml tht' season against livant igain wvnt to thc statc nicct In-lil at Austin. To on llc-ccinhcr 5 anal were victorious hy a score' st nt thc svason, rhv'1'igcrs had two rcgnlars annl of 29-15. All StlllI!1lINL'll saw scivifc' so that 1- sqnatlinan from tht- 1941 tcani hnt niimlway Coach licithly conltl learn his material. Carpcii- in thc season Pvt? Mt-N1-il. all-statc gnarml anal tcr lctl the scoring with io points for VVaco ancl tobvaptziiii of thc' tt-ani. rlroppt-ml out of school anal Stantorml got 6 for lfvzint. lln' lcani hail to hc rehnilt. The Tigvrs then wc-nt to Conrov to 114-11-intl l7ax'i1l lJcVVitt sc-1'x'ml as captain ol the 'lliggcrs their titlc of champions of thc Conroe Invitational inil tliml it exceptionally we-ll, as hc was playing rl'onrnznnvnt which they had won in I4j.1.I. 'lilicy his thiril ycar on the first string tt-ani. The start- niet Aclmlicks in tht- first ganic and were givvii a ing train was l7cXVitt. 'l'11ckt'1'. Sinions, l'aym'. scare' hy that tvani hnt won 23-29. Simons lvtl inil Ql!l!'DCl1ll'1'. Uthcr hoys on thc' sqnatl wc1'c XVaco with lj ancl liirkvtt g1ot3 forA1l1licks. X an XVic, livartl, lionltlin, Rh:-a, xxlllllllllw, ln thc ncxt trnirnanic-nt gznnv, lVaco nict llickson. lfrost, lialnnc, anil Trnll. All these Alohn Reagan of Honston anal ran over that tcani loys saw plcnty ol sc-1'vicc and niznlc a gooil 4.7-jo. Simons again lccl with I9 points while imtoril lor tln'111scli'c's. Hcatlley' got lj for Rcagaii. licithly, clZlI'I7l'I1lC'l', Yan XVic, Dirl-gsoii, 'l'rnll, l7cNVitt, Simons, '1'nc'ker, lialnnc, Scott lirosl, Rhca, Bonlclin, livzirml, XVilliz1ms, Payne, liarl MR. R. B. liEI'I'HLY, Cami: This victory put YVaeo in the semi-finals where they met Livingston.The Tigers were sadly off form and Livingston won the game 34-22 to eliminate NVaco from the tournament. DeYVitt led the 'lligers with o but high point honors went to hlike Rowe of Livingston with 14. I,iying,g- ston then went on to win the title. Wzicvi was anxious to get at Livingston again and so on llecemher io they played the Lions in their first two home appearances. The first game was a thriller with the Lions winning in the last 30 seconds when lklike Rowe sank a long one. The score was 33-32. DeVVitt led the Tigers with I i with Carpenter close behind with lo. Rowe was high for Livingston with io goals and two free tosses for 22 points. Again that night the same teams met and Livingston won a very slow game 31-22. Both teams were tired from the close morning game and neither team looked very good. lJeYVitt and Carpenter again led the 'l'igers with 7 and li points respectively while llartin and Shinn got S apiece for l,iving1ston. During the Christmas holidays. on Decem- her 29, VVaco went to llallas to participate in the llallas Invitational 'llournainent. ln the first game they met the l'olytechnical High School of Fort VVorth. VVaco took the Cowtown hoys into camp 38-23. The Tigers looked good in this game with Chester Simons leading the way with 18 points. Poly was noted for their offense but this offense was completely throttled hy the Tigers. VVaco next met Highland Park lligh School of Dallas. The Tigers continued playing fine ball with brilliant teamwork which won the jlilllli' Davin IJEVVITT, Captairz 33-26. Carpenter was high for the night with 13 points and Henry led Highland Park with 7. This put the Tigers in the semi-finals and they met XVoodrow VVilson of Dallas. xVOfJd1'CJXX' featured a tall hunch of hoys who con- trolled the haekhoard for the night and eliminated the Tigers by the seore of 40-28. Haden led YVoodr0w with 23 points while Captain lJeXVitt tossed in Il for the Tigers. The Tigers then met Cleburne on the Waco court i11 a practice game. Two ol' Clehurne's first string men were out and they did not haye much to show for the night. Led hy Simons and Carpenter with I5 and 14 points. respectively, the Tigers beat tl1e Yellow jackets 4.1-28. jones had I5 for Cleburne and Buckner had ll. The Tigers then journeyed to Temple to enter their distr eampaign. Temple did not haye much of a tean1 because they hit just finished loothall and the Tigers won with ease 36-10. l'o1 YVaco. Van XVie had I2 points for high point honors and Steyt s had 5 for Temple. In their second district game, XVaco play- ed llexia on Alanuary 21. YVaeo won 4.6-111, with the entire squad seeing seryiee. DeYVitt had Q followed closely by Payne witl1 8 to lead the Tigers. while Compton had 6 for llexia. Un january 23, the Tigers played Bryan High in the toughest district gan1e. Bryan Davin lylihxvllulk 1 nr-zcard jack T1 cm-:R I or1u'a nl C'111ss'1'1-:R Smoxs l.'w11I4'r Rfxxiuoxn Pfxyxl Uuaril liII.I,Y C'.xR1'Ex11c Uluml Difkson lijwy In lvllll ll'iw, Sinmlls .VflIl0f.S', Dfll'zll 111111 Paynz' follows' pnt 11p a good fight but big Chet Simons with 16 points was a little too mnch for the Broncos. The final score was 411-23 with liranks llllll Closs tying for the high point for Bryan with S apiece. YVaco went to Cleburne to return their game with them on -lanuary 28. Cleburne was at full strength and after the Tigers had a lead of I4 to 2 in the first quarter, Cleburne began fast breaking to win the game 35-33. jones had II and Flowers IO for Cleburne while Simons had 12 and Uelvitt II for the Tigers. The Tigers then journeyed to Tehnacana to play llexia on january 30. The Tigers were led to a 4.2-IQ victory by .Iaek Tucker with all players coming in for their share of point making. Compton had 7 to lead his team. Un February 4, lVaco went to Bryan to play the Broncos for the championship of the southern half of district 111. VVaco showed brilliant teamwork to win the championship by a score of jj-21. l3elVitt had tive field goals and two tree tosses for 12 points and JAMES DICKSON F0l LL'dfJ joms VAX XVII! f.l1'lIf1'f Ci.-XRLANID Rnm fluaril PAT H1-:Akin Guard BE1.1.woon lf0L'l,l1IN Guard high point honors while Franks had 7 to lead his team. The following night on the Waco court, the Tigers met Temple and won the game 35-19. The second string started the game and played three q11a1'ters when the first string went in to play the last quarter. Dick- son had IO to lead the Tigers and Stephens had 6 for the Wiltlczits. Simon sllrmtx. Dfllfiff fr1llnfu,',v up. lVae0 won the northern half so on southern half of district IO and Cleburne the FtTl3l'll2lI'j' I3 they niet for the first game of El two out of three series on the XVHCIJ eourt. Captain lJeVVitt led the 'lligers to Zl elose victory of 24-23 with 1 1 points. Cleburne got away to an early lend but toward the end of the grime it was 11ip and tuelc to rhe last two points. Un l ebru:1ry Flowers led Cleburne with 7 points. I7 the same teams inet in Cleburne for the weeond gzune. Cleburne played :ui exeellent gznue :uid bent the rl'igers .Ql'.l2 to exen the series. lluekuer led the Yellowjaekets with IH points :ind 'llueker and Carpenter had Ii zipieee for the Tigers- rllhe third and deciding gzune was played on the neutrzil liziylor eourt on l eln'uary 20. The Tigers played :ui inspired game :uid were not to be denied victory. They showed bustle from the opening whistle to the elosinf one. The seore was 6-211 zuid Chet Simons, ?-1 . , 1l2lYll1U El inzirrelous U'2llllf', was hilfh uoint Illilll with io ioints but 1 5 ZS 2' 7 all boys eontributed their share of points. blowers had 7 for Cleburne :uid Burton planed :1 good floor t,Qf2lI1lt'2lIlll 1112111- aged to Q.f2lTlll'I' fm points. llihis xietory game W:1n'4J the distriet title :uid rhex next plsired bteplienville on l't'lHI'lI2H'X . . . . . ,Q .. 2.1. for tl1e bi-district title. lhe first gzune was played on the Stephenville eourt and, led by Simons and lJeVVitt with lj points C2lCll. the 'lligers won the gzune 2Q-2l. This gzune was Dl1lXt'll without llilly Czirpenter, :lee llifksrlzr gfwlx tip. xlllllllli 5e07'l'.Y lfwo fP0iIlI,i'. XVos1.1e1c Ficosl l nmcar.l l'ilSlIl-IK 'l'1c1'1.1. 1911 mean! J.'XKRlEl.I. l4,x11M1z f:l'Ilfl'l' Louis VV11.1.1:xx1s Uuaril ,I 1 xi Seorr ,llarnzffwr guard, who took the mumps after the Cleburne -fame and was lost for the remainder of the 5 season. Hicks. tall center, led Stephenville with H points. The next game was played two days later on the XVaeo court and XVaco won the bi-district title by defeating the Stephenville team jo-29. llhester Simons played a brilliant game and 'lI'lll'I't'4l 212 points for hi-fh point honors and ,,. . , . llicks again led his team with S. 'llhis put the Tigers in the state meet for the third consecutive year. Billy Carpenter was still out with the mumps and his place was taken by Clarland Rhea who had played two excellent floor games against Stephenville. NVaeo drew -left Davis of Houston in the first round and met that team on hlareh 5. VVaco got away to an early lead which they maintained all the first half and led at the intermission 17-15. -leff Davis came back strong but it was not until the last few minutes that they were able to pull ahead. Rhea and Payne went out on personal fouls midway in the third quarter and with them went mueh of NVaeo's hall handling and pep. 'llhe score was 31- 2o and in the following tournament play Jeff Davis was crowned champion of Texas lnter- scholastic Basketball. lllartin led .left Davis in the lVaeo game with I2 points and for VVaeo Simons and Tucker had Q apiece. This eompleted the regular season for the Tigers but as a feature of the Defense Rally held in the gym an intra-squad game was played he- tween the members of next year's team and those that will graduate. DelVitt, lleard, and Van Wu were the only members on the team who uill graduate and they teamed up with the lxitten team and won this game by a score of 3ofz3. Def NVitt flashed his old form to gather in I4 points while Dickson got 9 for the team of returning players. Of the squad of I5 of this year's team only lleard, Van W'ie, and Dewitt will graduate. Re- turning next year are Simons, Tucker, Dickson, Payne Carpenter, Rhea, l rost, liouldin, llalune, 'l'rull, and lVilliams. 'llhese boys have great possibilities and are going to he slrooiingi al the state meet for the fourth year in a row Sllllllllf .tlzrmlr llfllllllff Clrlfizrllw. Srrrtnrfflr 11111111 ll'm'0'.f llllikff, Sfllllllli .rznrey llfl1lfIIA'1 C11 111 itten Basketball CfJflf'!1 ixIll. O. L. I3.-xsifoiui v Kittens . Kittens . Kittens . Kittens . Kittens . Kittens . Kittens , Kittens . Kittens . Kittens . Kittens . Kittens . Kittens . Kittens . Kittens . Kittens . Kittens . R. U. L. Bas!-'oRn, Ifnnrlr Kimlnt k Uareia, Tlirower, Clatewoml, Griffin, BIIFTQIYIXT Dudley, Dupre, Lancaster, Beard, llepler lev l0l'XV2ll d Kittens ..... C3Nt'l? again tbe Kitten basketball twill! turn- etl out an enviable rt-cortl by playing IQ ggzunes and winning I2 of tbesc while losing 7. Tbey scored S57 points to tbeir opponents' 4114. Tbe starting lineup was: Preston and Dud- ' sg Lancaster, Venter, Beard and Uupre, guards. Leading scorers for the season were l,z111custc'1' with 136, Dupre mo, aml lllike Beard, IUI. The entire squacl includecl: Dudley, Preston, Griffin, Gonzales, Tbrower, torwarclsg I42lIlC2lSCL'l', centerg liearcl, Dupre, Garcia. H epler, guards. Tllli FOIIUXN INC' N Tllli SC'lll?l7l'I,lT 1 1 23 20 39 14 30 33 36 2+ 32 48 33 40 II 34 41 26 36 43 28 YVorking Boys Club l.a Vega. . . . . Tiger lli-Y . South junior . Cilee Club .... XVorking Boys Club State llome . . . l,a Vega . . Tiger lli-Y . Kilee Club , . , Xl'est ,Iunior . , Axtell. . . . . Tiger lli-Y . . . xxvllflxlllg Boys Club XVorkiug lioys Club Xvllflxlllg Boys Club FIT'IIIlllllllt'l liapti-ts . junior Triangles . St. slllllllli. . . . 22 2+ 23 IO T9 17 zo 30 34 T0 IU II ll :X 37 Q2 34 51 16 BOYD HL ME, Captain Track Cjmzfli- -NIR. C. C. lll-IRRY HE track team this year was late in getting started and not many boys were out. Hut the few boys that did work. worked hard and will make a good showing in the district meet. The squad members and their events are as follows: lloyd Hume, 220 and 4.40 dashes, jerry Adams, 4,40 dashg l.eonard Carter, 44,0 dash and 220 low hurdle, Tony Sorensen, 220 dash, Hubert Keller, broad jump and high jumpg Louis Grevelle. mile rung L. 'l. Duffy, S841 rung flonzalito Reyes, loo dash, 220 dash. The mile relay team is eomposed of Jerry Adams, Leonard Carter, Tony Sorensen, and liovd Hume. Carter, Sorensen, Reyes Davis, Adams, Clrevelle, Keller Boys? Tennis , A X V tml,-lies Alia. laitrxx Sxirl ii HIE Ifovs' Tennis Team started the season with no returning letterinen. Logan Smith, who took over hir. SL'iHY6fIH21lliS position as coach, is trying to shape a teani lor honors next year as most of his players will return for another season. The team does not plan to play any inatehes except intra-sqilacl games which will help to iniprove the boys strokes, teamwork, and develop ability. The boys plan to enter matches, district meets anal any other games that might be arranged when they are fully prepared. The boys who are graihiating are .lor Moss, JXclrian Vaughan, tlaek, linltyjen, and Landon Laine. mith, Stringer, Yvalsh, Layne, Raper, Vaughn, Corman, Appell, Killingsworth, Layne, Kultgen, Moss Girls' Tennis Clmii-In -Miss hl.VXRY Cfi.,xrTuN IIE Girls' Tennis Train of 1942 was cmnposcd of llevcrly llerritt, Ruth Ann Ruby, Beverly Caldwell, -lane Uunson, and Blelha Dennis. The three top ranking players will enter the district tournzuncnt. licverly lllerritt, Ruth Ann Ruby :incl l3c'verly Caldwell are xRfY2lC0 Higlfs entries and thcsc girls liars- lwvn practicing consistently to bc ready for this meet. These thrce girls will grzuluate this spring :unl :1 new tcznn will have to lw built' next yn-ar. Girl's tennis will be more emplmsizeil nm-xt your lwruusc- of the progrznn I I of plivsitul cilllfatioli :nlnptval ln' VV:u'0 lligjll. Dennis, Dunson, Caldwell, Merritt, Ruby Golf Ciflfnrligalk, XV. lf. Fiurz wlOI.If is not included in the Texas lnterscholastic League athletic competitions but I each year a tournament is held to decide the state high school golf champion. This year XVaco High will send three entries to this tournament. They are 7 'liommy Cireen, lion Bartiield. and lfrnest Weaver. 'llhese boys are veterans o-n the team and will give all competitors a rough hattle. The golf team this year has tried to create an interest in the game in NVaco High and they plan to stage a tournament which will decide the champion of the school. They meet tyyiee a week and the entire time is devoted to practicing putting, driving, and basic strokes. Green, Davis, Gray, Nveaver, Fritz, Tally, Mitehell, liartield, C'henault rganizations Lnox .ll 42 Bobby Abel Merle Alexanrler Billy Pat Allison lingerie Autry liclwartl liashara f'1lillCl'lIlC' Bans Jimmie Bentley Robert Bilheimer Zanelle Bledsoe Billy Bohnnon Bob Boswell Dorothy Brooks klllfly Brooks Q ,xl.f'N Billy -loe Brown .tj I Billy .loe Brown l Gloria Bunn Bobby -loe Bush .layne Calvert C Billy Carpenter C'arl Carpenter Iidward Cilflillllil Robert Cason Bob Clayton liirm' CARPITNTIZR . Senior Band 1JI'l'l'1'l0l f M R. LY1.if. S14 INNER llorrnxs . Birm' xloilxsox . . Cor.1.l512N H,xAu1.Tox . . IJL'n1,m' L. Rotfsii . Bu.i.Y C.-nu'i2x'1'iziz . . Lizox lJtil,l.liNS . . . Pl't'.Vll1I'llf . I'iff'-l,l't?.l'illl'lIf . Rr'mrzfil1g Sl'l'l'l'fllI'jl . fJ!ll.l'.S' Sl't'l'l'fIll',l' . . lf1n'i1zr'.ri' illllllllyfl' . Field Uffifw' . I'lll'fll' Offirw- Illinu' l'iR.XYCliS T,xyLoR . lXI,utc,uzE'i' illCCl.L'RE . S1oNm'S1.iGiaiz . . . PI-IIL XV.xi.1.At'i2 . Blrm' Boirxxox . L. A. Scwxluaouoroii . Birm' -lois Bizowx 1 . . Bon P14 It Q Q lJoyylcLi. Ntxyroiz . , , , IJ,-UH, Jlnjw Bum' lolz Bkowx 1 . . S lJl'Illll'1llIflj0I' lliiizsciiizl, lliwx . . S V, ' .1 . 11 Owen Clemmer Graham Cole Paul Cole V. M. Cox Bobby Cresyyell Dorothy Nell llayi Fortune Dean lean Derrick Leona Dillard Leon Dollens ,loyee Drvnnon Gilbert liasterwood Royalty liclyyzwtls -lack lilrod Louise liryyin YValter Fields -loe Fitzpatrick Lloyd l7ulhrig.rht Hugh Bob Fuller Gibson Gayle Dorothy Goble Lois Goss Colleen Hamilton Janie H :ister lack Henson Alvah llenderson Alune Hill Claude llinds Louise llohan Gloria llolloyyaly Curtis llolzc liya Marie llolze Phil Howard -lohn lid Hughes Billy johnson lim Keirsey llarold lileimzln lilefinor Lampert Clytle Lancaster lilwayn Landrum ,lo Ann Law litlna Lewis Margaret McClure Frances lN1CLaughlin Shirley Ann Mayr Homer Martin Roy lwlfblllf lVztlter Moss llowell Naylor Charles Nelson 'llhomas Norwood lloly Peelx Myrtle Marie Ogle Charles Olsen Patsy Pippin Margaret Powell lltlel Preston Sue Rosa Pringle Mac Query lludley L. Rouse lane Ruttlc Noyylin Russell L. A. Scarborough Dudley Schulze Andrea Sendon Betty Skinner IZ. VV. Slankard Sidney Sliger Cullen Smith , LilII'Il7'lfl7l Lilnvzriruz . Lilzrrlrirlll Llbl'llIAlll1J . Llflfllflllll . lf'l1iforn1.v - lflllifflI'llI.V flllffllf filflllllllfffll' llllfflll l,'o1111'1n'loI' ,lean Smith Leonard Solomon Roy Stanton Louis Taylor Charles Temple Frank Tennison Ben 'fimberlalte Louise Turner Adrian Vanglian Robert Viekery Ilzlrold VVallac'e l Margaret XVallat'e Phil VVallaee Anderson XValters Franlc VVatt l'illNVZll'Cl XKYSZIVEI' Marjorie Ann XVhitf1eld jean VVilliams Lena Lee WVilson Cliarleen VVinston loe Vllise Frank Yowell Iluwnu. NAYI, Drum Jlnjor ' .1 Banff S2c'4'r'll11'11rl A1,XR-IURIli,'XNN XVHV1 1 ll I U 'fem ,ntermediate Band Ilfmzrwa NIR. LYIL Sitixxiaia D0Ro'1'Hx' JANE lfihxcx . . . IU-usizlmzi ciL'Y HixRoRovE . . . R0l3ER'I 11liUNlSI2N . XVI-iI'l I' SMITH . BENNIE Cxvuf . Lixxnox Iaxrxif . Annette Angelo George Baker Sharon Bc1'1'y Louis Brown llennie Caple -I. E. Cliainhcrs Bob Clc-miner jesse DQ Arman David lfisher Dorothy Jane Flack Eugene Clifford Harry Gillett filly llargr0x'C Teddy Horst llartha Hntto Lovcta Kennedy Ann Keller Hob liillingsworth . Iliff'-P1'1'.ri1iz'11t . Sz'n'clzzry . Lll77'H!'iI1Il Li11l'HI'i!lIl . Sluflmzt Cmzdzzrtor O. Lancaster Paul Lane Landon Layne Robert Lugo Tonnny lllcflosliey Robert Rloore .loe lllorinino Oscar Uhlsson David Parker Charles Patillt Ralph Raper lXIargaret Saunders XVhitt Smith Douglas Sturt Robert Thomsen Alton Tynes Lewis Tynes XVinifred Adams john Skinner unior Band 1,l.l't't7l07'f ixlB. Lytlg Smxxiala tlonw Smxwrz . Sym likxrisr Draw Nryxey' Bmznsora Divx S'l'.yNifoRn Davin lforer . XVANIM Row'roN jmyiy' CVRRY . . XVHl'I'Sl'I 1' Sn neuron llulwert Davis hiary Helen Alexander Billy' Barzale Mary' Baxley Billy Becker Ryan Bihly Kenneth Blaekiord Kenneth Bledsoe Nancy' Bledsoe Dorothy' Blythe lidward Carroll Brannon Louis Brown Mattie I,ee Bnah 'lay' Carnahan Horace li. Coker F. M. Compton Gloria Cooper Douglam Cox jimmy' Curry Sam Ilrnest Dean Travis Dutton Tommy' Harley' Rohert lirwin loe l.ee Farr David Fort Iidward Fulbright VVilliam Gardner Ross Haddock Glenn Harrell Mildred llarrifon NValter llang Grave Hoffman Sara Holden Adelena Holdrege Dorothy' -lean Hooper Carol jones Paul Jones Billy' Knouli Betty' jo Kennedy' Barhara Ann Keton Riehard Kitchens Louise Kittlitz Billie Landers Nanvy' Larsen xvillimn Ligllllltlnli Ralph I,oden Mae Marney' Norman Martin Paul Mayr jane Meiiregor Annelle Mellargne Joyce Mciiee Virginia MeLaurin David Merrill Arnold Miller Betty' Lee Miller, eq 't 1 ,. K . . ljzuiflfzzf l'ir'1'-l'f'f'.x-iff: nl . . Sr'1'1'1'lr11'y' 11l!17'll!'llIII . . . IJl,ll'lll'illll lQl'1'UI'lUlIfl Sr'r'r'1'fr1ry' . . llrunr alllljfll' Sfllllfllf ffomlzzrlor Minnie Moore lilroy' Morin Bill Nixon Charles Oherlander Clifford llarr Bolwluy' llerry' Boluluy l'ittillo l rvrlerit'k Poyyell Bill Pratt lfrank l'rortor Patsy ,Xnn Ray .X. U. Renfroyy, -lr. ,Inne Riehards Virginia Roberts XVanda Rowton XVhitNitt Shelton joyee Sherrod Dorothy' Short Pattline Sledge Coloma Smith Virginia Smith Dirk Stanlord Dee Tennyson Virginia lnrnlnrll Dwayne 'l'neker lfranrex Van XVie lfred XValters llarry XX arren jimmy XVarren l.arry' XY arren XVallaee VVatxon Ned XVhitt l'ililZ1lTETl1 XVillix lack VVhite Mary' ,lo Yateg N x f 1 if 'Q C el 'ek ,S ' xr' .' ' P' Nt we ul' 'ff I ix--,. , Lv - f T . 3 Semor Orchestra gi -.1 NR Dfrm-mf-fM1ss Comax' Du STIVICRS A L f' .X K-A NIIIRRY JXIJAXIS . . . Prwxiflmzf N -L' V ' Cl,.xL'm5 Hlxlws . . I'iL't 1,!'l'.filIU71I' NN J Dmmex L. GRL's13xl1uRF Sfrrrtfzry X Iluzu Gmerz Rmim' . Librarian X? llmu L. CERVSITNIJURF . . Lilfmrimz IJORIS 1XICA'1'l2lZ . . f,H.A1f'ml11jml1i31' Gliolzcu BISRGSTRIJM . iIlkLT0lIIfJ1lIli.fl Umm L. Glil'SI5NI?KJli11' c3C'U1'gi21 BC1'j,QSU'0ID Zzmelle Bledsoe l3:11'b:11'z1 Boom- lietty Czlsner Leona l'iPll'bSfi'f1l . , . Dora Illlfflll' C11'l1sc'111Iu1'1 Lui llnrie Holze Hope IiiIlC2ll1Il01l Bernice Lebuwitz Doris IUfAtec Szunmic Lee BIL'C1l1'1l'f' RI:11'gz1rct 1XICCIllI'l' -Izme Perry L11 Vcllc Perry Ilorzl KITZICC' Recdy X7l'llff21 SCz1rbo1'm1gl1 llzuey l r'z11u'es rlqllyllil' P21Llli1N'r11lISZl Nilflllli XVil1i11gs Alcrry Aclzxms llcrlc- ,AlC'X2lIldl'1' I':dXVEll'CI C:L1'1'a11m Royalty Edwalxls 1NIelvi11GilIi:1111 Claude Hinds Iili Hoffman Harold Holt K1l'l'fl1lIfIIIlIiAf Billy Hoover Truett House Billy U1-an 101112111 Hob Puck Tlmlllzls Norwuml lien Ld Skimmer Louis Tzxylol' Sfilllllj' XVinslow .J K11thr5'11 Adams .Xrline Allison Rudy Almeitlzl Rolwertzl Amarul Lois ,lE'llIl Avey Pearce Bailey Annette Bain 1511111111 lilisnrcl l'Zll'I'tlll Bfillllltbli Fhester Braiisliortl Beverly C'ztlclwell Ray Cfztrels june Casey C':11'f1li11e l'l1:1111hless l7f1rntl1y Clements Merle C'lifto11 Iiloise tTlu11m'l1 lilliltlfll C'opel:111cl Roth Devnney Hollis Dugger Patsy Elliott Iidwiua Emshoff Mixed Chorus IJ1'1-tfffm-wkllss 0111111 D111 ST1v1c11s FALL 11141 R. l,. Htxxllrirrix . . lI.xzE1. KIOE l'll3RGL'StJl'l Al12,xx 5XII'l'll,X.XI . . l'lL'HliR'1' li1c1.1,1i11 . H121.12x l 1'1.1.1s1z . . llukis Hc11,1,1xGswo11'1'H Amrt Rl l'1l Ricirxiws Akuxia A1.1.1sox . . llillll linglisli liafel joe FCULLIMDII X vnmie F?I'g.Ill50Il l.o11ise lfiliclley C'l1:1rles Frztvier Mary Ilelcn l 1'ie1'sr111 glean Fryer Ilmner lfutlgc llelen lfuller llivltie tirnwztles Perry Ciumle l'Zll4l't1l1EllC fit1t1llXXlll James fil'Zll11lIH Billie Green 'llimmie ciI'CCll R. l,. Hzimilton I1lz1 Lee llsirlan Sidney llzlrrell '1'hr1m:1s Harris XXYZIIICI' 11111151 Doris lInlli11gswr11'tl1 F111 Marie Hull: . lJl't'liill,t'IIlA , I'vll'l'-l,I'!'.5'il!t'lIf . S1'1'r'1't11ry . Ilillfllfillll . I,ilH'll7'ifllI . ,fzwfllljwrzzzisf . ,ltwnlrljvfzllisl . fIl'l'0HlfPllI1iSf Billi Ilfivwer Gwyn Ilopkins Buytl llume Pziuliiie llurst l741r11tl1y' .lf1Il9N l'eg1.g5 Nltilivlts llulwert Keller 'lurk liE'Iltll'lt'li Cllnrizt KI'Zlll5C Xxvfillflll l1m1 l.:1i11e Q.'X1111:1 l,ee l,ZllIt'2lSlCI' Mattie ,lean Mears Pxtuliiie Mears Huck Mims 'Ilimmie xll1OI'IT11lIl lileziimr Mount Ilelnn Murray Emma Ruth Neece Dam Nil'll0lSOIl James Norwuml Billt tm 'Ilum Overtun sP1a1Nci: 1942 I - 1. ' 1 H E . liA'1'11Rx'x AILXNIS . . 'l't1Nx'SuR12xsox . Iiizviirzm' C,Xl,IJXYliLl, . lil'l4liRT liE1,1.u1z . . . H1f1.1fN l'lL,'I,I.ER . Duius Ho1,1.1Nc:5wo1z'r11 . A1,.x1rx R1 1'H R1c'H1x1z11s . . AR1.1N12 .Xuhrey Perry luis A1111 Phillips C'l11'isti11e Pierve M1111 Stellzi Pierve Hmsairml l'p1't1e1' Wfztlter Powtrs- flycle Reedy' fitblllillllfl Reyes Alma Ruth Riehstruls lictty tiene Rivllie Mzirtliu Rirler -l11z111it:1 Ruhiiisuii lieth Sample Mary lintheriiie St'llXYllI'Z C':1rl Sfmt Gwen Seziherry lifilxhy Shytles Nlildrerl Sitz -lflllllllf Slnv:11'ek l,e Dnux Smith Margaret Smith A1,1,1soN Sue Smith jean Smitham 'limit SOFCIIS-CII joe Spivey Grave Stevener Iivelyn Straw Il Zelma Suttun l7rv1'11tl1y Swift Riel1z1rtl'l'z1lley livziiigeline 'l'l1o111psn11 ,leztnette 'lltielter Mae jean 'l'yrz1 Andy XV:1lte1's Amizihelle Xvllllllllll Betty VVz1ltl1:1ll ivlilfj Kz1tl1e1'i11e XVill l,,. A. VVr1mlS Mzirgziret Xxlfilf' Margaret XVrigl1t Marion Yarringtoii Durvse Yates izims ntermediztte Glue Clubs I71'mr1m-ttf e- Nliss Q,iR.XL'li IeIixx11l.'1'oN GIRLS l.fr.r3AYuR lXInt'N'1' lu.nu,iaxiz lnmu Al wma l'l.X,XINlONS v 1 XX YN IiI,I.Ii cr.XRRIZ'l l' I' 1.r:.xNnR Mnt'N'r ,l.xc'xn2 Hmixioxs Jeanna' Barnck Billie Jnyrc Billingtun Martha Ann Brmnc Bonnie Bmlcliillnn Flora Burton Sherrell Jean Cox Juanita Frlwarcls Yvonne Ferguson Reba Clyde Ford XVynelle Garrett Maesel Gephardt Billie Lee Griffith jackie llammons I NFYONNF l'lIiRGL'SON . . ,la'r'fnl1fv111i.fl . . Miss Nlixm' Cl,.XY'l'fJN lJ7'l'AilI1 III l'im-f'1'1'.w'iffHl1' . . tNt'1iI'l'fl17'j' . T . . 1'l'flA'llI'!'I' . . . Li!1l'Kll'flHI . . . . ,If'fnu1pr1f1iA'! t lrl wi Marian llllLfllCN lrcnc llunkc Mary janv iN1Cl'iYCl Mildred lN1angrum Luis Jane lNf1artin Acline Nleltun Dnrnthy Moiire Rita Faye Mcirvre Eleanor lvlflllllf lean Nance Natalie Nance Alma Nelson Lillian Owens Marie Pack .Xllcen Rvynrmlclx Annie Salaclinn Martha Lev Srliax Ruth Smitlicrman jane Stevens lzarlenc laylur Mary l.ee Taylrmr fny ,1llll'OXVi'l' Sanclina 'Fraplena Naomi VVc'z1ver Alice NVilsou ISK JY5 l4JNIXl8 Ciiznm' ll xx' lx im-In lin I x' lhcwwx 7 Sluxxrlz l'lR.XZI I'll llarrrll Balt'- Billhv Bontnn Lclancl Frazier 'llmiiny CIrt's'li Clorclon Ilall Ray Karcls xl. XY. Merritt David Mnnrns Bt-n U. Svlmgggin J. C. Skinner liirln' Vllllllllfl in 5: .isa 10B and IOA Cboruses 'afliilf liJ1'fw1fn-,t-Allss GRxe1s H,xx11I,ToN NIR. VV. lf. FR 1oRCllORl'S Vlvlrxx Iinuoxns . Lt ,-x KIA E BL'R1's . llmx R1eH.xRnsox . H izriax KL'RE'l'SL'H . iXl.XRY l'lR.XNCliS MooRlf . fy NIYIXY Iflmoxns . MARY l'lR.XXClfS NIUURIE. Dortliea Allixon Nina ,Xlliaon C barlene .Xntlerfon Mabel Louiae Barnum Billie Dean Beck lirnestine Beleller Relha Nell Blantl livin Mae Burts Olga Cannon Betty Caperton ,loan Cargill Norma 'lean C'larl4 'l'ln-Ima Vooper lean Crzlcly Eloise Davii Dana Dootson XVillowclean l7rununo Vivian lidinoncla Vloria lfeinstt-in Virginia lTt'llillEl' onn lfuller Grave Gzirilway lfstlier Clepllartll Marria Gold Mary Iillen llart Marian llartwirk Dorothy Ilaynes llelvn llenwon Bl11I'gllI'Ef Ileye lIl'1'A'i1l1'lll . Ili!!-lJI'f'.YiIl4'I1f . Sm'1'4'I111'y . 'lll't'fl.YllI'f'lA . lLif11'11rIrn1 . . ,'l4'1'Ulllf7lllll.t'f . . rlrrrmljmlllxl . Ruby llufe Mary Helen jones xo,t CHORUS . BIARTHA XVoon . BETTY CAl'l?R'l'0N . . ELOISIZ DAVIS BIARY li- RLJCRIQR . M,xRx' ICLLEN HART . Bl2'r'rY l,l512 lXIll.l.l.R 1 . l,.X'llRlt'l.X RoRi4R'rsox Martha Quinn Ciloria Ramirez llielma Kemp Selma Krueger Helen Kuretseli Bessie Byrd Lester Patricia lVleC'oi'mit'k Katherine Meilliee Marguerite Nlitltlleton Gloria Miles Betty I,ee Miller Mary l:I'IlIll't'S Moore Mary Lois Pearson ,Xnnetta Perry Mary Raney -luanita Ret-endez Dean Ricliartlson Konitta Roberts Patricia Robertson Nlary Katherine Rut'l.er llelen Ruhmann l.ois Sttliarff Beatrire Sebuler Margaret Sharp Mary f'11ll1erine Sherman Laverne Short Geraldine Spivey Patricia Stevens Paulita XVetleking Sue VVilson lVlartha VVood kluanita xVlllf9lllIl'SI ,larnes Davis Robert Gootlwyn Martin Gunter Steve I,enl liclwarcl Mayfield Jerry Milburn j. C. Wells Vernon Lee Czzei 1 X L Adams, Blisard, Caldwell, Clements, Clifton, Clonch, Fmshoff, Ferguson 1 Findlev, Fryer, Fuller, Gootlwin, Green, Harris, Holze, Hume ,- .lones,iKendriCk, N. hiears, P. hlears, Nloorman, Norwood, Ott, Rieha1'd5 Rider, Sample, Smitham, Spivey, Swift, Tyra, XValters, Vilray, Yates , m e F V, H' of lr-Qtx, . lx F. 1' s Voice Class 1 if 1 x' ' tl Z 5'pf,11.m1--Miss Co11B1'1115 STIVERS FALL lCj.l.I SPRING 1942 lJoRo'r11y' C1.15x1ENTs . l,I'1'3'ilIt 1If . . l'l.yz1-:1, klo12 l'lliRGl'SON ,louxxy SLOV,-XCEK . . l'i1'v-l'1'1fsiflfA11i . Dokorriy' C1.E.NIENTS linwixrix ICMS1-10111: . Smwfaz-,v S . Axomtsox XV.x1.'1'ERQ 1 X f KllIilI'j'Il Adams Arline Allison Donna lilisarcl Beverly Caldwell Dorothy Clements Merle Clifton Eloise Clonch Edwina Emshoff H azel joe Ferguson Louise Findlay Jean Fryer llelen Fuller Carrohelle Goodwin Billie Green 'Fhomas llarris Fva Marie llolze Boyd Hume Dorothy jones: lluhert Keller jack Kendrick Mattie jean lhr1C'IlI'5 Pauline Mears 'l'o1nmie Moorman jznnee Norwood 1ai11y on Auhrey Perry Clyde Reedy Gonzalilo Reyes Alma Ruth RiCl1ards Martha Rider Beth Sample Carl Seott johnny Slovacely Jean Smitham joe Spivey Dorothy Swift Mae ,lean Tyra Alltlerson XXvLllfCl'S M1ll'gHI'Cl XVray Doryse Yates .15 1 1 j 'l 7x s 1 1 L V J ll 1 The Treble Clef Club Sfm11,mr AI1ss Giucig H,xM1if1'oN EARLIINE FFAYLOR VIRGINIA FINIJLIQY P.xL'L1Nif SLEIJGI? . SLE SMITH . . linogene llzirnstte Klinnic l,em' llruncli Doris lirown Doris lluice Viola liusli lflizabetli Conner lfloisc Davis Uzinzl llootson lVillowdean llruimnoncl Virginia lfinmlley lVynelle Garrett Alydzn Klznye Clrotli filziry lfllen Hurt llc-len Henson llelen Holme lfmlnzi Lewis Wziiiila lion l,:iinc l,2ltl'lL'l21 lllclforniick ,lane llflcfllregoi' .Iuunita lllcliinney Syble lllonre Pauline Pearson . . 1,l't'Sl1Il'Ilf . Iliff'-ljI'l'.l'lIil'1lf Cif'1'l'z'l111'y-Trf'1lx1n'4'1' 1,I'UgIlllil Lllllliflllllll Annettzi Perry Lois Ann llliillips llelen Riiliniunn ,lnne Riflizmls IX I :1 ry Ql2lflN'l'iIIl' Schxx Pilllllllf' Sledge Sue Smith Earlene Taylor llerry lVzisliington Rlury llerli lVilli:1ms Alice lVils0u 7Zll'Z Herring, Moss, King, Cole, Churchill, Bsarle-V, Nfosley, Smith, Putty, Rogers, Czirperiter, Huhanli, Laine, Hinds, Grusendorf 1 . . -, - - ' - ' II r.LCilIfOl'l1li Stuff of Daisy .ham Spfm-f,f- NIIss Rlrrn -Irpxx ii,-XNllI.'l'ON Ixcx H muuxc: . . I-Ifliff,r-in-Ijhiwf ANNE KING . . . . ,-In-orizztr Editor 1I.xRG.xRl5'r SXIITH . . lfnrzzlfy Editor lil2XlZl,I.Ii I'A'r'1'x' ..... . liwfzzrefx Editor i':l.IZrXl+H5'l'H ANN CHl'RL'llIl.l, . . I,'la.v.v Edirol' Nlrnu' Ross B12.xz1.m' . . . .... Clary Eflimr I. H. ROGERS . . . . ljl'y!11IiZI1fi0l1J Ezlifor l5n.1.x' Lw,XRI'EY'l'lfll . . . . Spm-lr Ifjflimr L'l..xL mf Hlxns ...,. . l'lmmympl1y lfflimr llnru l,i c'n.nf Clnufsrzxncmr-' . .... Typist usincss Stuff of Daisy Chain ,S'f,f,11.w,r- VNIR. Ii. li. Molllixlakcm Im? NIOSS . .... lf11,s'i11zas'.v lil1llI1Ilffl?l' PAL I, Colm . . fl.V.N'f3'flllIf 13IIA'ilIlfX.S' Jlzzllrzgw' lill,I. fXIoSl,I2Y . ..., 4lIl'Z7l'I'fi.YiIIg Jll4l1llflFI' fXl.lc'l2 Iii nzxxx . . rI'.Y.X'i.YfllIlf ,iflfzrwfixifzg nlllllllyfl' 'Xi xRY -IAXE L.xNh , . ,'lX.YiA'fl111I J1f1'w'Ii.vi11y illll1lIlfjt'l' , . ' I . .1 , N 4 , A . M. Ht'1lI'll, P. lienrd, liilheimvr, Boyd, Bryant, Clinton, lvijlflllllll, Cupp, B. Dinh ' S 17.-Du haf, D1lViN, l7eXVitt, Gayle, fflllldhill, liruhzlm, Ilawx-N, Ilcinlz, Ilerriug Q NM Hypi rrow, Parker, Ray, Roherzon, Rubsnxtein, Ruby, XX'Ul'IhflI1'l, Yzxrrington X6 if N f ff . 1 .J A '.. 5 . xff,, T ' ffgf-0 , Kc, ff, I, 1 -, K --u -4 Q . lj VV11co.u1 Stuff , , V' 111 Spf,f1.ff,r Allss UVSSIIQ Hl'RNli'1'T .if-4 f Lf gf 1fA1.l, llj+l smuxcz 1942 ij, r ,x KVXPAT limkln. . . Hlliflll'-ill-I,vllil'f . . . . PAT Bmnlw 'fl-k SAR,-xH Dr2XV1'r'1' . Ruxslfv CI.IN'I'KJN . -IAQK Hukluxc . . Gmsox Cl.fxYl,12 . . l'Hr1.RL'nENs'rrs1N . IJUROTHY Num, Ilwls . .lov RM' .... . l':l.lZ.XIiE'l'H Bow: . Rvru ANN Run' . fXI.xRmN Y.uuuNm'ox . Q'.XRRllIHil,I.liflUUDXYIN . ' l'r:,x1mas1' W'uR'rlmAxl . fXl.xxvm'L'L'1'v lun-.s flR.XIl.X,Xl . w vlmix kUl,l2.XI.-KN . . lf. lf. .Xfmmlilwlmcm QQIISSIE BLIQNETT . . . Alllllflgillg Editor . .Xvl Zl'.X' fllfiffll' Sfmrtx Ezllior . . flsxisfant . . Cnlzllrzrlixl. Sf11'it'I'j' lifliflll' . . l 4'r1t1u'f'E1lilm' . . l r1.vl1iu11 Ezfilor . . lfxrllfzlzyr ffrlllor . . ,fri ffrfflor . AlII1,l'i1' ffrlifrnlx' . . . Ifojwy ffffifor . . ISUSINIZISS STAFIV . lf11.vil1f'.f,v JI1111ngffr . . . flI.K',Yi.YlIll1f.Y . Ifizvllfrzfirm ,1IIlllllfjf'I' . ,'l.s'.x'i.vf1zl1t.v . . . Bon,H'1'ff,fu'l' . . .lour1zz1fia 1n 1IZS'fV'LlL-fill' . . SA-xR.m DEWITT KI.xlJ,u.YN RomaR'1'soN . . Chnsox f3.XYI.li . . M1K1sI3rz,xkn . . -lAxcK1E RIORRUXY Ilomyrnx' NELI, IJAVIS . 'FE.XlPES'l' VVlJR'l'II.X.Xl . . I':1.lZAl4E'l'H Bow . RDTH ANN IQYHY Iipxxxni IJ.-was Mxklux Y.-xkluxcmmx C.XRR0l4Iil,I,li Clommwx Romixu' l31l.I11zlx11-:R . Rmlsm' Cl.1N'rux . . Llfcll. Puuufk lJoRu'1'HY l3RY.xN'l' . .IUHN CUI,l2.Nl.'XN .Irma Him. . . Blu. U.-Wm NI.-NR'l'H.fX Hxwlss . If. If. NIOHLNIDRO . Gussug BLRNETT 'Viv' y jldzlms Cy1JSf21lll, Dessert, lll21l'l'lSlt'ill, Frasier, Harrell, Howell, Klart , 'J Krekglf Lovelace, kSB'kflCSS, Mosley, Schaffer, Smith, XVilso11, XYise, Yyreuch 1 . sf 1 11 ' 463 HT! 1 L ',,f I 1 , --X ,ll X A ju ,K NJ 1' , ' ,N ,KJ f '1 1 1' If Interseholastie League Contestants Clwf-l1 Nl1a. L. BRUCE R01-XCII DEBATE Hays: Cfirls: IXIARVIN XVISIC SH1R1.12Y l,c1v121.1ass IQ11w.'xR11 S1'l.'Xl-'FICR Nom lflfli IQREKEI. W,'XI.'l'I?Il lJOSSl?'I l' 80111115 1iL,1'1 1' C1'1,1.Ex SM1111 NClR.XI1'X C11xs'1'A1N l EXTFMPURJXNEOKS SPICICCH Boys: ' Ciirlxz S111N12x' Lum H.f11:RE1.L lil-1T1112111x1s Mosmx' Ro131z1z'1' I R.1S112R l31sV1z1z1.Y DI. XVRENC11 IJICCLAMATION Snzinr Bnyx: KIILTON XV11.SoN .fznziur liuyxz ll11,'1'11N llOXVlfI,I. Swim- Girls: l,1mN,x l'l.XRlZS'l'lCIN ,luninr Girly: 13111111112 liL1x'r'1' Une' flrf Play HAPPY -IOIYRNIZY TO TRIQNTON AND CAMDEN RY ',llIIORN'I'ON VVll.llER Ma . . . K.1THRYN ,All-XNIS ,'llm1agfff- . - . lXlII.TON XVILSON P21 . . 1 . . DUN l3,1R1f11a1,11 Stagg- Jlanagvr . . SII11u,1sY LuVEL1is1. Caroline . . 1Q.1T11ER1Nn MosLEY Arthur . . HENRY LOVELACE flllclwell, Cole, llollens, Fxlrlistein, Garrett, Gayle, llzlrrell, Harris, lIex'1'ing Hopkinm, Kultgen, Littlefield, Morris, B, Mosley, K. Mosley, Nail, Naman, Uden Patrick, Perry, Quinn, Rouse, Sing, Sorensen, Stanton, Vaughn, XVise, Yowell Government Sp0n.mr-MR. C. C. PERRY FALL 1041 .IERRY l'.xRR1cx . ul.-XNIIES LEU fi.XRRE'l I ill! D1.EY L. RULYSE JACK KU1.'1'GEN . NIARVIN XVISIE . . SIDNEY LEE HARRE1 I.EuN Do1,1.ENs . BILL BIOSLHY . . l,EuN,x l'l.-XRRSTISIX PA171. QWOLIS . . . JACK HERR1Nc: . . .IAY l. N,x.x1.xN . . liA'1'11 ERINE Mos1.1fY IJAN l,,lTTl.EFIEI,D . BEVERLY CA1.1iwE1.L PEGGY NMI. . . GWYN li0PKlNS . FRANK YIlYY'El.L . 4 1' Xl J' . il lay or . f,'o1111l1i.x'SiIn11'r' 1jlllllllIi3'.Yi0lll'I' Co nl Il1iXXi0 71 rr fii0llIllli1'J'ifI71Fl' . Cify fllfzllrzgvz' . fflliwf of l'ofiz'f' . . ffllirf f11xli1'f' . . flxxorifzlt' .ll1sti1'r . . fl.K'.S'01'iIlfL' .lllA'fit't' . . ,1s.s'o1'i11tz' .l11.s'fi1'1' . . J.v.vm'iai4' .lnsfifr . . Jssorialz' Jllsfiff' . l1lfJIllllIiA'.S'iU?I Sl't'l't'fllI'jl . . 1101111 Cfrrl' . . . fjflllff St'I'yt'1llIf . ,'l.v.vist11r1t Srrgmzzl . lJI'0Xf'1'llfillg A Ilorllvy . Defmzsf' dttorney . fruit Cllifff of llofifrf - SPRING IQ42 . . RIARVIN XVISE . -IAQK li1.11.'1'GEN DUIJLIZY L. ROUSE . filBSON fiAYI,lE ROY ST.xNToN . . .YEES1NG . IRw1N RIORRIS . H111 RIOSLIEY . . .l'.x1'1. COLE liEvER1.Y C.x1.1mwE1.1. . KI,-XRY li. CVJDHN . NoR.x1A QLVINN AlJIlIYXN VA1'G11,xN -l,-XNE PERRY . . .PEGGYNAIL . TONY SURENSEN . T11o.x1As HARR1s IQ.-XTHERINE Mos1.1fY LEONA FAR1ss'1'E1N Vey, llnlnns, llllill, lizliuc, BLNIS, lizlxlcr, lie-sul, Bc-lc'l1s'1', f'n1'penter Cllrk, fylllllfill, Pole, Uuvey, Duhsr, Dnllens, I'lt'I'gllS4Hl, l7l:1cl4, lsllllrffl' H Fuller, Gray, Green, Harris, IIZIYIOII, Heye, Heintz, l'IOl12ll1, C. flfllllllgf-XVOl'Il1, D. II0lllIlg5VSUlll Student lin' lilaxlw . 'IFN lVoun . . IXIARG.-XRE'Iv Vfklxx' . lvlil SLJEY .... JIXNIJERSON VV.XL'l'l?RS lion: H L, .mc Smxm' lllflf ll.'x1:R1zl,l X'Villi:1m Armstrong Iiugcnc Autrey -larrcll linlmmc Sue Ann Hain lLlcX't'I'l5' Uailltf ouncil Mcmlvers . . .l 1'fsifl4'11l . . Ivifl'-lJI'l'A'fllf'lIf . SI'l'I't'ffU'-17-'ll1'tfll.YI1I'fI . fjflffillllllIlfllfillli , l7l'ff'1frzll'l' in Nw f,'mw'H11f1e'11I Q12lfll0I'lIlC llzms Billy C2lI'DQ'l1TCl' N'I21l'Qlll'I'll'6' Baxter Louise Clark Put livzml REIINSCQ' Clinton l'il'IlL'SflIIC livlulwr f,lI'Z1ll2iII1 Unla- Rnbfcrt Browning Robert. Clwcy . U Hueffner, Hume, jones, Kineanuou, Kiiiseley, Lewis, Mc-Laughlin, Mohundro, Moiel'uid my Oliver, Ott, Perr' Rnper, Ruby, Schulze, Sharp, Smith, Speneer ' I Stzuitgw, Steclclumy Suey, PIllIUITl2lS, hVZlltC'lAS, VVeeks, M. YVoocl, T. XVuml, XVr:1y, Yates i df Q RUM fl x ' of 5 , J - l A ' HU ml :TJ 'OJ lx li XI x- f f , Ney xy' Student ,ouncil Members ,lean Dahse Leon liulleus Yvonne l'll'I'QllSUI1 llornthy Flack llzivicl Fort llelen Fuller H ugh Bob Fuller llill Gray 'llmiimie Green Sidney Lee Hzirrell Elizziheth Harris lien Haytoii hlargzuet Heye Lewis Heintz Louise Hohzui Clizirlntte Holliugswortli lloris HlllllllgSX!'fJl'tll Nzumii 1llll'fl4llCl' lluyll Hume llzit xloluisuu Carol -Iones Billy Kinczuiimn lletty liiiiseley Aloe Lewis Frances 1hICIJ2lllgl'llll1 Frances lxI0llllIlIl1'U lllarjorie IhI0l'Cl2llNl Bill Oliver Billy Ott liohhy Perry Ralph Rzlper Ruth Ann Ruby Dutlley Schultz lVlll7lIl'1l Sharp Cullen Smith Rieliarcl Spencer Betty Stzuituii lfvelyu SU'Clllll1ll l'Vei Suey lllartlizi 'lllimuzis Amlersoii XVzilu-rs Alzunes lVeelts Charles XVells lXIzu'tha VVoml Tom XVoml lhI?ll'g2ll'Cf Vvrziy lluryse Yates Alilxott, Arlanis, Baine, Beard, Bland, Bledsoe, Bolea, Bradman, Brooks, fialrlwell, Carpenter, Churchill, fole, fooner, Cox A Craxvfo , llinler, lfulrank, Farlmstt-in, lfvrgiison, Fuller, Garrett, Hayle, fiolmle, firaliznn, llarrcll, Harvey, Hawes, llayton, llerring liinvls, lollinuswortll. llolt, llunie, Jaelc, lilviinau, liultpeu, Latlimore, l.avt'nclt-r, Loveless, MUAM-e, Mt-xvfliaw, ll. Mosley, K. Mosley, Mo 5 l Nainan, brlvn, Parriek, Alum- Parrick, Patty, l'vytou, Pierce, Purrzinslcv, Quinn, Ramirez, Ray. Rogers, St-nrlon, Shaffer, Sing Y h Slvinne Smith, Surenben, Spencer, Stanton, Sterling, Suey, Vaughan, XVallat:e, Wallcrstcdt, NVliitl, VVilSon, Wise, lf. VVuutl, H' XVUULL lilffliltllflll 1 I I I 1 ,. f - 4 ' ' ' , 'f ' F Y 1 ,1 N ' ' ' l ' A ' X J xr, E 4. I L I Q' . . l 1 ' f 4' 1 t f ational Honor Society l i w , Sp0f1,wf--Mita. broiar-x W1NroN I FALL IQ4I SPRING 1942 JAMES Leo fiARRliTT . . Prrsizlmt , . MARUN XVlSE AIAY l. NAAIAN . . . Vit-r-Prrriflwzt . . -IAQK IQLILTGIZN JACK liL'1.'rGEN , . . Swrrtary . , . Bi3vER1,Y CAi,nw'1at,L ' lg1LL 1X1Q51,13y , - Serywzlzf-fit-drnlx . . 'TONY SURENSEN Beverlv Abbott Kathryn Adams Beverly Baine Pat Beard Boluliv Bland Zanelle Bledsoe Charlesta Boles l,aurine Bradman lirma Sue Brooks Beverlv Caldwell Bill Farpenter llenrv Dinter Alive liulmank Leona Farhsteiu llazel joe Ferguson llelen Fuller James Leo Garrett Gibson Gayle Niary Ethyl Goble Ula Faye Graham Sidney Lee Harrell Mcmzelle Harvey lilizalweth Ann Cllnreliill Nlary Ethel Hawes Paul Cole Charles Cooper V. M. Cox Ben llayton lark Herring Claude llinds Suzanne Crawford Doris Hollingsworth llarold llolt Boyd llume Carol jack llarold Kleiman jack liultgen lVlarv lfranees lalttimore Peggy Lavender Shirley Loveless Doris lVleAtee Dorothy Nlewshaw Bill Nlosley Katherine Nloslev joe Moss jay I. Naman Mary li. Oden jerry Parriek june Parrick Uenelle Patty Harry Peyton Christine Pierce xl ulins Purezinaky Norma Quinn Helen Ramirez 103' RHF' -l. H. Rogers Andrea Sendou Edward Shaffer Yee Sing Betty Skinner lNlargz1ret Smith Tony Sorensen Dorothy Spencer Roy Stanton Dolores Sterling YVei Suey Adrian Vaughan Margaret WVallaCe Louise VVallerstedt Ruth XVhitt Nlilton VVilson lVIarvin VVise lilizaheth Wood Harvey VVood Marion Yarrington X 5,41 ,, ' Bzline, Brown, Conner, Dean, Derrick, Edwards llzxrrell, Herring, Hopkins, Howard, King, l,aFon, Lawless Mclilhannon, Nicholson, Patty, Rouse, Schawc, Sing, XVhite ,l 1 1 1 Waco High unior Academ of Science Spf, nsor-51188 I-IILLEN DIIKICJNT FALL IQ41 SPRING 1942 Snuxm' LEE HARRELL . . Prvsiflvnt . . l5l'IlI,IiY L. Rorsfi ,lfxciq liuixroun . . . liilf-Pl'I'5idl'IlI' . . . .ANNE limo Lnwis HEINTZ . . SI'l'fl'f1II'j' . . . Gr2xi51,L15 P,fxT'rY Beverly Raine Eugene Brown Elizzlbetli Conner 1x121l'j0l'lCI,C'2lIl Qlmrlcs Dc-rrick Royalty Edwards Sidney Lee Harrell .lack Herring Gwyn Hopkins Duncan Howard Anne King liznlilecn La Fon john Lawless .loc iXIL'Ell121I1l1Oll Ilan Nicholson fic-ncllc Patty Dudley L. Rouse Alllftllil Lee Scllawc Yee Sing tl. C. lVhitc Mllloixl, l l11gll, lllllilllllll. Qlillon, llfuiw, llcrrirk, lillgllf, l':lrlm'r ,- , , . . ,. . , Q lluk lllim. llolnlv. Ilziftvr. lIol'l'n1:u1, l'llrlllllQXWUl'lll, .loin-5. liincsmiion XlrXIii Mm 1 NI4 ot Nil Uliun I'ipnn lltlillo Iulo lunflii I l4Xl,l,uo41 xr1's,. nl ,. 'som .'-, 5 , ,x Vg.: 4 -U S6ll4lUIl, S1rvl1u'l'. Stuart, 'l':lyloi'. xv2lllxt'l', lf. XYoorl, Xl. Xvoofl. XYoolcy, Xzllcx Xfrr! ,,:J. W1 I . Ky . , CJCIUICITHCI 1tClr urv Society N 1 CJr1'1if: Alles. Rrmrim' H. l'1a1ai:i' ,A f A if SPRING IQJZ llouis IXIc'A'rlfi: . . . '. -., 'l'l'l'.ll1fFIIf . . :XxoRic.x Sraxoox M xRr:.xru2'1' '1',xi'1,oR . I'iw l'f-miflrzzl . IXIIQRLIQ Currow AIARY l,oL ISIX lfouxiz . Sl'4'I't'fl1I 1l . . l,lJRO'l'HY c,lUliI.l' l'il,lZ.XBlf'1'H XVooo . . . 'l'rm.v1u-rv' . . limlsli .lox ES l'il,lllSl2 .loxizs . lVf1f-ffm . . . llorzvsiz Ymilgs ,Xxoruzix Siixoox . . Rzffmrfrr' . Iloiurrm' NELI. Ilrvxvis N12ll'j.KZlI'Cl Noll Ulclm Dzmzi Morris Dorotliy Speocrr .XIIII .Xllorml lxrlllflllll Hlllljlll Vivico clllllllllllll Merle flilton llorothy Nell Davis ,lean Derrick Mary Louise Fclgzir Beryl Farmer Dorothy Llillll? Flack Dorothy Uolwlv ,lame llzlster Margaret Ann llozir Grace Hoffman lloris llollingswortli lffloise Jones llopf- Kincannon Doris lVIc'Atec Iilezmor Mount Nzinvy Nelson Peggy O'l3rien -lZlCilLIf'lf'Il Pippin Doll Pittillo Ruth Ann Rulmy Margaret Saunclers Anclrezi Sendon Peggy Stewart Mzlrgzwct 'fziylor Mary Iillcn Xvilllifl' lilizzilweth XVoocl Martha VVood Josephine VVooley Doryse Yates 1 Q - ' .Xl1x:111flx-r. Ilziinv, ll:11A11-'1l. li6lllll'j'. lil4llt'Nl1Ell'll. Iliitlvr, bl, Ilzaliw. XT. llilllxk, Il11xiwl44111 Iluwrll. lJ41w11N. l'l11l11111k. fQ1'ux1--, Iliiux. llm'1'1'i1'k, lllfkx, liiiiu, lilult Lzllm. l.1111111111:. l.:1t11111111'L', l.u11'kw0111l, XTAM111, Killer. Xl11411'111:111, Nl111'1'lz1111l. Nlr11A1'm1', l':11'1'iCk l'i1111i11. N. 1j11i1111, li. Quinn. S.cl1z111'L'. Sh-ciwr, Siiuflziy, 'l'11r1':111vv, XX'ilfu11, X'111tu11, Yill'1'll1glUI1 J Ava J!! - Ji if V, Ml fo' ' .JJ , 7 , 1 4 . . I . drden Llterzlr Socletv of e 1 SfPol1.1'01'f,NlISS A. M. Fr11zs11A1z11 . 'K FALL 1 Q41 No1z.x11x QUNN . KIICKHY IJ11ssE'1'T . KLXRY S1's11x' A1,1c Ii -l.XNIE Lfwia YVNTON . IC111,1N14 . . . . lfizxlt I'lt'!'-lJH'.fillFlIl . Szwnzzl Iliff'-l,I'l'5'iI!l'Ilf . . Tliiml l'if'4'-l'rf'.viflfllt . . SPRING 1942 Prminbnt . MARY JANE LANE A1,1c'15 EUEANK I'1x'1 1'1' S1,EE1'15R -liaxx l5111E1.s1'Ac'11 St'l'l'l'f!ll'j' . . . .RIICKICY Doss15'1 1' 'liuxixiiii Mf1oRx1,1N . . I,'ow-mpmzflizig Surf-ftfiry . RIARY Ross H1f.1z1.1fx' l'.1'1'1'Y SLIZIEPIZR . . . ,lv7'f'lI.1'llI'l'74 . . . . SLJSAN XVINTON 3I1xRc1111z1z'1' lJ,XllSI2 . . R1'pf,rm- . . . -IUNE PARRICK .Imx IJ1111s12 . Killlfj' A. .'xlCX2lIlllCI' l5cvc1'ly Bzlinc llc-lcn 1411111011 M:11'1' Russ liczizlcx' -lc-1111 liimlelap:1cl1 RIFSEIHZIIH' Burl:-r kl6z111 Duhsc N1Ill'f.f1ll'Cl ljilllil' liilfhffll Uavidsori Mickey Dmsctt l'il'IlIlClllC l5ow11s Alive li11l1z111k Sally Lxllll fiimvcs Mary lftlwl Ilzxwes Sue Herrick jualilie Hicks Amie King Iiublwie Marie Klzitt Mary .lane Lz111c Iflizz1l1ctl1 L:11111i11g . SvrgvrlllI-al-111'l11.s' . . A N N Loc KXVOOIJ Nurmzl Quinn Ruse .xllll Quinn xlflffllll L60 Svhzi P1111-1' Slccpcr Dorix LXIIII Slllltlilj .ln XXIII! 'l'r1rre11Cc' Heil VZlINlCI'X'lll'I Billie VVilsu11 S11N:111 xvifllflll Marion Xvilfflllglflll Mary lfrziiivca I.ilIfiIIl0I'C .xllll I,r1ck1vm1d Boss M:1rti11 lietsy N1llSl7lI 'Im' Miles Tommie' Mr1r1r111z111 Marjnric Moreland Muggina Morrfww xl1111c Parrick Patsy Pippin X59 lXltfXLlIldCI', Beard, lioyett, Vomptnn, C47'llllZlXN'2lf', Corn1:111, liunezxn. Fredini Garrett, Green, Hargrove, Harrell, Herring, Howell, jones, Kendrick Rostrzi Literzu' Soeiet 1 l ,XI,l, 111,11 lXl.NIlYlN XVISIC. . . .lien liii 1,'1'o1zN S111N12YLE1f H1x1z1z1.1.1, . . l7e1v1.1fx' L. ROL'Sli . . lllerle Alexaniler llilt llezirtl llzirry lloyett l . HI. Coinnton Clizirles Co1111z1wz1y .luck Co1'111z111 linker 13111141111 blolinnie lfretlini ,lznnes Leo ciZ1l'I'Ctf Fllfllllllly Green Clny Hargrove Sidney Lee Harrell .S'pf111.1f1rnn111. W. F. F1a1'1'z . l'1w.1ifl1'11l . l'l4't lIl'l'.Villl'l1f . St'l'l'l'f!ll'jl . SergmlzI-af-i1'111.1' .lack Herring Hilton Howell Robert -lones .lack Kendrick -lzielc Kultgen Klux Lester liolwby llzirtin Bill lllosley Tlionias Norwoocl ,lay I. Nillllilll liob Peel: Bobby Perry SPRING 111.12 . l':IlNY,XRIJ S1111-'1V'1f11 . . l311,1, Mosrinf' IJu1J1.EY L. Rouse M1s1zLE ALEXANIJIEIC Bobby llittillo llntlley L. Rouse l'fcl1vz11'cl Sliziffer Cullen Sniitli Rielinrcl Spencer Dick Stziiiforcl Lewis Stone George xV2llliCl' Alva VV2llSll llillll VVilso11 lllzirrin VVise Kultgen, Lester, Martin, Mosley, Namain, Peek, Perry, Pittillo Rouse, Shaffer, Smith, Spencer, Stanford, Stone, VValsh, VVilson, VVise Rostra itcrar Society 191+-1942 1lll'. Roslra began its year by initiating a brilliant array of newcomers. As time wore on, this auspic- ious beginning was followed by a brilliant series ol' victories over the club's ancient rival, the lforum. ln the essay contest Nlarvin VVise won first place and lidward Shaffer second. In extemporaneous speaking james Leo Garrett and Sidney Lee llarrell placed first and second respectively above the Forum's speakers. ln declamation Marvin VVise carried off another first place award. Finally, in the debate contest, Saatier and VVise teamed to make a clean sweep of tae nonors. The judges gave them the decision, naming Shaffer as best speaker with VVise as runner-up. For tne year the Rostra had :1 total of 81 points to the l orum's IR. Vonsequently the lforum presented cigars to the Rostra at the traditional banquet and ignominionsly munched the carrots provided by the Rostra. During the year members of the Rostra claimed a major share of student honors. Nine senior members were elected to the National lionor Society. For the tall term james Leo Garrett was president of that organi- zation, and Marvin VVise succeeded him during the spring session. ln the school government, during the fall, all five commissioners were from the Rostra- James Leo Garrett, Marvin VVise, Jack Kultgen, and Dudley Rouse being regular members and jerry Par- rick an honorary member. Parrick served as mayor for the fall, and Sidney Lee Harrell was city manager dur- ing part of the tcrm, NVisc, liultgcn, and Rouse con- tinued as spring term commissioners, XVisc being elected mayor. During the fall jack llerring and jay 1. Naman served as associate justices of the school court. llerring yy as elected editor of the DAISY CHAIN. Pat Beard became editor of the VVAYUAN and was elected president of the Student Council. Bill lN1osely was president of the Senior Hi-Y. james Leo Garrett was valedietorian of the Mid-Year Class. For the spring graduating class Dudley Rouse was president, Marvin VVise treasurer, ,lack Kultgen historian, Ifdward Shaf- fer poet, and Pat Beard prophet. Eight senior members were elected to places in Ilvflflhf llrflll ill 'l'z'xa.r lligfz Srfzfzrnfs. Last year blames l.eo Garrett and lidxxard Shaffer represented the school in interscholastic deba- ting, this year Shaffer teamed with Marvin NVisc as the school's debaters. Following plans discussed last spring, the club initiated. an intra-club contest in radio speaking. lt continued its custom of furnishing ushers for the graduation exercises. Un the social side, the ycar's highlight was a dance held at the lfish Pond in November. The club looks backward to the achieve- ments of the year with considerable pride-pride tinged with regret at the thought of losing many fine senior members who have contributed immensely to its worth and success. BI'HIl5fl7l'Cl, Cimo, flinton, lloasett, Dunn Iidens, Fitzpat Forum rick, Frasier, Fryer, llunke Debating Club CrifiI: MIz. A. C. WIIITE FALL IQ4I SPRING 1942 RIIAIIIEY CLINTON . . Presidrnt . . . . YEIQ SING Yun SING . . . . I'iIr1'-Prrsizfvnt . . DowEI,L NAYI,oR HIIRSQIIEI. DUNN - . . Sn-rmzry . . QIURMAN VVEBII lJowIzI,I. lY,XYI,OR . . . Sfwgmzzf-fix-,flrms . XV.-II.TI2R IDOSSETT l,oL'1STAYLOR ..... Przrfialllvlltzlrizlzz . . . BOBBY CROW Chester llrzinsford Billy liinezinnon Aloe Cinio Howard Law Ranisey Clinton ll. Y. lllcllaniel Hobby Crow lVzIltcr Dossett Herschel Dunn llob lidc-ns -loc lfitzpzitrielc Robert lfmsiei' Ross Fryer Robert Hnnke llowell Naylor Dan Nicholson Bobby Sliytles Yee Sing -loe Spivey Edward Starr Roy Stanton Gorman Webb ,. , , , f Kineannon, Law, lNll'llZlI1ll l, Nzivlor, Nicholson., I , 1-5 fi Q Shytles, Sing, Spivey, Starr, Stanton, XVebb 3' 4 . 1 Forum Debating Club 11112 members of the Forum Debating Club reluctantly accepted the resignation of Nlr. Robert VVeaver who had been our be- loved critic for more than twenty years. Idle put every bit of his time and effort into directing the Forum. He trained many useful speak- ers and brought many honors to our club. We have beat the Rostra about nineteen out of twenty-two debates. Besides speech activities We produced more useful leaders than any organization in VVaco High. Such a splendid achievement is due to the supreme effort of our beloved critic, Nlr. VVeaver. Therefore, We the members of the Forum Debating Club take this opportunity to express our deepest appreciation to Mr. VVcaver for his splendid service. VVe Wish him all happiness for his future. Ayn-5, Iilerlam-, Hnlr'-., lluwv, Il lirlllllu, l1r111'L, lzllllwrll, 1 1ll111 flllll'L'lllH Lille, lhvzm, lj.-rr11k, ll1utv1, Ilnl11uu1l11y, lf1'l111u111ls, Erwi11, lLU1111lIv1', llolulc, ljl'2ill3lll Hanuzy, Hol1, Hom-mx, Howazd, Howell, Hugher, Hume, Hurst, jack, jones Jnglish Literary Society 1S'pf111.w,1- K -M1ss ZOU ST12121,1a DAN1111. FA LL IQLLI XVIEI SUEY . . lifx1a11,1R1fx CA1.1.,xN . l,.f'X'l'RIClgX lXI1sT11E'1'T.x . -lu1eMuss . . . - lJ1'Nc.xxl'lm1'.11:p1 . Ruth Ayrcs fzulvllu lilvllsov Cl1z11'lesfz1 Bolvs .Ii1111111e L011 ROW011 l'f1'111z1 S110 Brooks livlfy l31'11c'k l'i1'w1'l5 ffzllulwvll . P1'4'.1'i1If'111' . lV11'tf'l'J1't'.l'flIl'IIf . Sr'1'rr'inrj1 . . 'l'I'l'll.l'l1l'f'l' . fl llfllffil' lIz11'l1z11'z1 Cflllilll l'fIizz1bctl1 .Allll Cl1111'cl1ill Pillll Colc R'I?ll'j0l'lC Dean L,'ll1ll'lf'S B. Derrick llc-111'y IJll'l'CCl' H1ll1c' Rlllll ll11l11'11x1 I s111a1Nc1 1942 . . . .1013 Bloss . . NV121 Sum' . ISETTY ST1-xN'1'ox . l3.fxR11A11A CA1,1,.-xx P.'xTR1C1,x M 1S'1'1: 12'1 1',x Viviun I':llIll0I11lS I,o11isc I'il'XYlll Sylvia c1?llldIi'l' NIZIYY Ethyl Goble Ola Faye G1'z1l1:1111 lllozvllm' I11ll'Yl'j llllflllll Hull liilgrm-, Klvi1n:u1, KniSl1'y, l,ZlllAl'1lll0, l,:1ven4lrl', Nlvwrlliiw, hlimlrutlil, Alllllllllilfti, hluslvy, hlosx Uilcn, Hilmu, llppvrlln-illi, l'rl'iy, l'vylmi, Kjuziy, liqunirrz, linlnrrl-v, Selnxlllizilir-lk Flu-i'i'4uI V L, Slllllll, ill. Sulllli. Slulilull, Slullirlg, SLILHHI, Suu, Ufillxscu, Xluilsluxx, XY'-oiliull, H11 lil Billy Hoover Duncan Howzml Janelle Howell Nlarian Hughes Boyd Hume Pauline Hurst Carol Jack Cleralrline -lones Doris Kilgore llzirolcl lilcimzxn Betty Kniscly l rzim'es La Frzuio l'eggy Lzivviuler llorothy hlmfwsluin' nglish Literary Society Patricia lllistretta lfrances lllohuntlro Katherine hlosley -loe lkloss llfury Elizabeth Orlen Katherine Orloni lfvelyn Oppenht-ilu .lane Perry .lunc Berry llzirry Peyton llzlviml Quay llelen Rzunirez illzirgzirvt Ann Bolwrts slo Ann Scluiiuzilwi -loyee Slll'1'l'0ll Constance Smith lX'I2ll'gZl1't'f Smith Betty Stanton Dolores Sterling Ifvelyu Strsiwn 'XVei Suey hlziry Lee rliiylm' lx12ll'Q1ll'Cl' NVzill:u'c' SY2lI1ll'Y VViuslow 7 Virginia Wootlrull rll1ll'g1ll'k'f lVrighr Alexander, Merle- Alexxmflur, Bgiue, llt11'11ctt, lit-ztzlvy, Blair, llolw. Iloone, l!uy1l,lluy1-11, Bri11:1i11, Ihre-roln 'llr11uk?ill 1'f'11t Bunn, Caldwell, Callau, Caperton nulfieltl, Cl1aml1lews,- Cllilhlfilllk-', Churclxill, llflllllli, k'o11111tu11, llOIlI1Uf,,cHJlllJt'I', 1111111111 C 1 lx l rm .lJliVlF, Dean, lliclcwon, Dillard, l mczm, Evans, Fiifllblvlll, 1-t-111ftv111, l'1':1:u'r, lfullvr, lliilllllrf, Clllffrlf, Nagle, l-.. 11epl11 t1l11 unior Classical eague ' Ureun, Gunner, Hargrove, 'wen crr11111, Hicks, jack, E. Jones. R. jones, Keller. King. Kniselcy, liultgen, Lame, l ne I X5 V Y 4 2 J 1Spf,11101-.vw MISS 101,014 CJs1so1zN MRS. lX'lARlAN C. B11T1,1f11t I IVALI, 19.11 SPRING 1042 RLXRVIN lVISE . . lJl'f1'i1lf'11f . , IJ1 ILIAIQX' L, ROL'SIf j,1c14 li1J1.ToEN . lvllXl PI'f'XlI!t'l1f . . K,xT1112R1N1g lXf'Ios1.R1' B1iV12R1.1' CA1,D11'121.1. , S1'1'I'l'flU'j' . . . HELEN l L:1.1.121t S111x1z1' Lua H.-XRRl2I,I. . . 'I'rm.11mfr . . Allikllli Al.EXANllliR tlfW1liS l-1E1kflARRETT . . Pnrfiamrzztm-im: . . E11w.A1R11 51111111511 lJ1:111.E1' l,, Rotfsn . . Sl'I'glf'llIlfrllfwilfllllk . . Clf111.12N S.x11T11 -1 x Q 1 lNTz1ry Helen Alexander Merle Alex:111cic-1' Beverly Baine Helen Barnett Mary Ross Beazley Carolyn Blair Clmrlesrn Boles Martha A1111 Boone Alice Boyd Harry Boyer! F1'a11c-es Brittain Erma Sue Brooks Betty Bruck Dorothy Bryant Hazel Bt111t1 Beverly Caldwell , , I,'rn're'.vfm11fling Swfvlrlz-y . . B:1rl1:1rz1 C':1lla11 Bvtty' C':1pe1'tt111 5Illl0ITlI.lS Cz111lfielcl Czlroline ClI1lITll7lt'SS Norma C'l1:1stai11 lilizz1l1etl1 JAIIII Cl111rc'l1ill jx-:111 Vomlms lf. M. i'o111pto11 lllizalmeth Conner Clmrles Vooper Jack flOl'll'lZlll Btxrbura Crabtree Jean Crutljv juxnes Davis Nlzlrjorie Dean Preston Dickson l,vu11:1 Dillzlrd Baker lJlIIlt'LlI'l Patsy' Ruth Elliott Cierztlclilw liVHIlS l.e1111:1 F:1rl1stei11 Cilo1'i:1 lTClllSl9lll R1lllVl'l lfrasicr ll:-lc-11 l711lle1' Sylvia flillltllfi' 11111165 Leo Clarrett Gibson Hayle Esther Cleplmrclt Mussel Clepl1a1'dt YVilma Green Luther f1L1IlIllCI' Gordon Hall DIARY li. Umm Ciuy ll1lI'gl'llVC' Sitlm-1' l,ee llzlrrc-ll Mary lfll6ll lllll'I Marx' Ethel lluwes -l1lL'li llt'l'I'lIIg Illiilllli' lliclxe- C':1r11l Mluvk Floiwr junes Robert jones A1111 Keller Anne King B1-tty Klllit'lCj Jack Kultgen Kerns ixllll l,ai11e: Mary jane Lane 1 o Nloore, Nlo-ley, Xznl Xcl- i, 1-n, lhttty, lt-fry, Ii, l'1itillo, IJ. lhlttlln, Unity, lf. Qjnirk, M, Unirlc, liainircz, Riclialwlwoil, Koheits Rohinhon, Ronxe, -hell, wriclit, St-ntlon, Sliatfer, Sheltlon, Slit-rrotl, Sing, Skiiint-1', Von. Smith, Smith, Bl. Sinith, Sp:-et N ent uey, Taylor, R y T 'lo Thomas, TllOI1l1J:Ull,il'0I'I'ZLIlCC, Tucker, Walthall, XYt-atln-ra, Wilson, L.. XYilson, M. XVilson, XVISC, VN ood VN rn. L ii1ixih ii, Loftvn, I.ox't-lcv, NIt'.Xtt-t-, Xle1'lt-llzni, Nlclgttiuliliii, li. Nlartin. ll, Martin, Nlillrnrn. Klixtrctta, Moen, Nlohunt , , . , , . V! ll 'unior Classical League lilizaheth Lanning I.andon Layne Bessie Byrd Lester Iva I,ynn Loftin Shirley Loveless Doris McAtee Betty McClellan Frances lVlL'LllLlg'llllIl Bohhy Martin l-Yorothy Nlurlin Mztrguerite Middleton Jerry Milhurn Patrieia Mistretta Clara Moen l7ranceS Mohuntlro Mary Moore jane Morrow Katherine lwoslev Peggy Nail Nancy Nels-on Mary Elizabeth Uden Genelle Patty Jane Perry Boblwy Pittillo Doll Pittillo David Quay Ititlith Quick Mary Louise Quick llelen Ramirez Eutlorah Rieliartlson Margaret Ann Roherts Martha Dee Rohinwon Dutlley L. Rome Mary Russell Jean Seawriglit Andrea Sentlon litlward Sliaffer Helen Sheldon Joyce Sherrod Yee Sing Betty Skinner Constance Smith f'ullen Smith Margaret Smith Sulena Speed Dorothy Spencer lVei Suey Margaret Taylor Mary Frances 'lllylnr lhf11lI'lllZl Tlioinax llazel jean 'Vhompeon jo Ann 'l'orrent'e Jeanette Tucker Annabelle XV:1lthall Katherine VVeatliers Billie VVilson Clytle NVilmn Lena Lee NVilson Milton XVilson Marvin NVise Flizaheth Wlootl Nettie joe YVright Bailey, Baker, Bans, lllacltwell, Boytl, lifillllllbll, S. Brown, l':II'1ItAIIteI', l'olu,- Ih'X'1IIN'2f. l7il'l4f011 Qwing, lfrazivr, tiaI'I't-lt, llray, Il:irI'ison, llogan, llUlll!lgiXVIlTlll, jonrf, Vliaznv, lllrl-,llIaVIInoII, Moore' lei-ge, Polk, Query, Roger-5, Rowton, Sharp, Spivey. blem, bvtluxige, K.-. lllonI1J5oII, L, lllonlpeou, Htlli 'N l ll Jllllllldll S jwnsrn'---1-'b'l Iss l'lA'l llIli Z1 FALL I 941 XVILBDRN SIIARP . XV. LI. HARRY . liI,Iz,xIsI3T1eI BOYD . PHIL RURIQNSTIZIN PREs'I'oN IDICKSUN lillzi Bailey Marguerite Baker Betty Bans Ryan Bibb Alex Blzlvkwell Elizabeth Boyd Carroll Brannon Louis Brown Shirley Brown Carl Carpenter Grahsnn Pole Rolll Ilevallry . l 1'fxvi1l1r1zf . fill?-ljI'l'Xill'I'IIf - SffI'rf'fr1ry . . 'lll't'1lSlll'l'l' . SffrgwulI-rztflrnzs . - Rvporttfr . Preston Dickson Robert Ewing Charles Frazier Dorothy Garrett Bill Gray liarlclean Harrison Alta Faye Hogan Charlotte Hollingsworth Carol jones Kerns Ann Laine joe lVlC'l2ll1IlIlll0ll li:ll'l11Il'1I blIml'x' IRFIIUII SPRING 1942 . XVILIIIJRN SHARI . ERNEST STRANCI . XVANIJA Rowrox . AI. H. Rooms . PIERCI2 liAlI,lX . l':LlZABE'I'H Boxo Christine l'ir-rve -loyve Nell Polk Mac Query J. H. Rogers Wanda Rowton VVilburn Sharp Geraldine Spivey Alva Stem Ernest Strange Gloria Thompson l.etl:1 'l'lIompson lNl:II'llI:I -lane lVillI V f ,5'figyfW,f J i LL.1guL J R , . R ji I V D ' xl -' '1 M7 'J V 4 VM' wg Sjmnsor--lWRS. W. F. FRITZ I 4 . jf BEVERLY BAINE . . . . . Prfszzlcnt I LoU1sE HORAN . . . . . V ire-1're.s-iflmzf CEERALDINE HOLl..4N1J . . . . Secretary ELIZABETH VVOOD . . . . Treasurer DOROTHX' SPENCER . . BEVERLY BAINE . . AIrz,xNN1z JOHNSON . f:I.Ukl.X 1+'12lNs'1'mN . . lic-vcrly Raina Nlary lizlxlcy IClizz1bc'rl1 Boyd Louise Clark Hlary Lee Crockcl' Gloria Feinstein Louise H Oban Cwrzildlm- llollxunl l,oIs -lr-nningfz . Team Capfain . Teanz Cflflfllill . Tmnz Cllflfflill . . . f1'efun Cvllflfllill ,I'v:11111e johnson Nancy I4Zll'Si'll Patricia l'ICCo1'1nin'k joy Kfiles Lois Scharff Dorothy SDFIICUI' Virginia 'liurnlmll lflilulwill XVoo1l llurr, ll. liluml. ll. ililnufl, llroelg, llzxrlmy, Cen1'gr-, llzxrrnlsou, llzirrisou, llollrmrl Iinieln, l,:ll uu, l.iml-Ney, l,.5nul1, Nielmlw, Parlcer, l'mrr-ll, gjuivlc, Rznper Ruberlzon, Rubenzteiu, SL'Elbtl'Yy, Sherrill, Taylor, Tlwrp, ,1ll1lJl1l1J:0l1, NYal:h, XYHITCIII, XYOOcl I IPALL 1041 Clwizx Smiaiilziu' . RI.-XRC.XRli'l' Powgri C1..xRix lXI,xl2 Nicm 11 lill,l. l.xx'1.oR . . MlxRx'l3I.,xND . Rulmfrt Burr Mary lilmid Retlm Nell lllzmcl Cll1lI4lCN liroelg Delores Bryant Iiouglus Cox Virginia Darby Dale Hudson Tummy George Durnlliy llznrzllwn hlames llzirkins Lieurge ll. iiLll'I'l5UIl Shirley Hurter Geraldine Holland lI.S . Science Club .S'pf,11.i-of-shliz. O. R, L.xmi . lJ1'f'XllIl'llf . . liiraf-l1f'e'xirff'11i Sr'r1'r'f111'y- 'l'r1'r1.x'111'f . Sr'1'fjv1z11f-rl!-if1'1n.x' . Rf'jm1'fr'r . Peggy jiunckw Lueillc King liZlflllL'f'Il l,:xFm1 Vilillizlm Liglitlirmt Mimlie Limlsey Annie Rhocln l.ym'h Hulnhie lvl1lIlglIlTI Harold Miles Clara Mae Nivlmle Leeil Parker C lifi'm'Ll llllfl' Fred PZIIICINIJII lWa1'g:1ret Powell SPRING IQ42 . Clwifx Smialiklu' lXI.xRc:.xRi2'r Powlsrl. lI.XR.X Mus N1cHol,s . A RA1.m1 Rlxifrn . l,i2cu. P.xRrLER llrlith Quick Ralph Rzlpvr NIlIlK'j' Doris lqI7lN'I'fil1I1 Charles Ruhenstein Arthur SCl1Ilflt'l' Gwen Sraherry Dudley Sherrill Bill Taylor Evelyn 'llhurp 'Ferrylu 'l'lmrnDSrm Allene XKTXIITEII Charles NValsh Tom VV0od , ,...5 .av , . , . r- 1 r 2 Beverly Ahhott Virginia Adamilt Billie .lean Amielt NVynona Ammons Mildred Anderson Anita Armstrong Kathryn Barnum hflahle Louise Barnum Elsie Bashara Ernestine Belcher Dorothy Billingtou Carolyn Blair Dorothy Blanton Nlartha Ann Boone Auwice Brewer hlewell Dean Britton Elora Burton Gloria Campbell Home Economies Club Spfmi-1,1--eM1ss I WA Biaoi 'N Axirrx JXRXISTROXG . . . . . Prrsiduzf RLXRY lQATHRYN RIQCKIZR . . 'lift'-l,l'l'Si1lFllf K.x'rHiu'x l'I.-XYNISS . . . . . Sm-rrtary XV,xNn.x Lot' tloxes Sue Campbell hlary Castillo ,loyve Cotten Mary Vatlierine Crocker ,lewell Dison lidna Doyle xluanita Edwards Launita Farney Lupe Filoteo liuna l.ee Garrett Ruth Gilehrest Anna Maude Gross Maxine Louise llalse lda Lee Ilarlan Dorothy llaynes Katheryn llaynes Margaret llerring Ilildalyne Horton Doris llonze Iuanita Hudson Naomi Huellner liwendolyn llurst VVanda Lou Jones Dorothy liroeker Annie Ruth Krollage llelen Kuretseh livva Trade Charlene lrair Katherine Leusehuer lidna l,uedke Mildred lNlel arland Adine Nlelton Pauline Montgomery lWyrtle Franees Nloon Helen Jo Nloor - lll2'l'1lSlH'f'l Vivian Neal ,luanita Nichols Minnie lree Petty Betty ,lean l'riee Maurine Reivhle Clara Ruth Relilro Frances Richards Virginia Roherts -luanita Robinson Ma ry Kathryn Ruvkcr Johanna Seardino Johnnie Fay Seharlz Mildred Sitz Billie Smiley I,ouise Smith Viola Smith lVlahle Ruth Sorley 42 Retha Starr llvelyn Stedclern Volleen Stewart Dorothy Stoerner lrene Sy kora -loselyn Taylor Christine Teague llrliue 'l'hrellteld Madeline 'fowiisend lflorine Tracey Sandina Traplena Olga VVard Nlary Nell YVeSt Anita VVharton lilizaheth XVillis Lynette Vllillis Mildred Young The lnquisitors .S'fwf1.w,r Q NlRs. All'ISSIli C. NlCl5fXliI,.XNl3 l .'XI,l, 11141 I,oLrls1fCl.,fxuK . . fll,0RIyX liuxx , . Iimzrxxoa Lrfxxlrfralvl Ilolzoruv Blzooxs . lion llIlASWIiLl, . . f'1'r'.ri1f4'1ll , ffl . l'l 1,l'l'.Yill!ll1f . . . . . Sl'l'l'l'f!1I'j7 . . . . V1ll't'I1.YlI!'l'l' . . . . . R1'jwr'l1'1' . Carolyn lilzlir Vvrzl Klum' lgl'2l1llll'l'l'l' liob lllA2lSXVCll Dorothy Brooks cll0l'l2l lgllllll tl. lf. Clrzunbcrs Lloycl Clnistc-rlscrl Louise Clark Charles Gunn Eleanor Lzunpert Henry Lovelace David Quay SPRING l4j.+.Z . ,Grokrx lil xx . . Dxvrn Q11-xv Vmu RIAE I3R.xAlr,m 1'rs . lJOR0'I'HY lirzoofis . l,Ol'lSIZ Crhxma Scribblcrs7 VVorksl10p A l'.'Xl,I, my IXl.x1ss121, QIISPIIARIVI ICl,v1sNl,x'l'HRE1.mcl,n . . H,xzm. CONURA . ICSTHIZR c?l?PllAIUJ'l' Sfwfmf- M1ssI ,l1,l,1AN BARC ' . . l,l'l'Xilll'llf . . . . ICI, J . l'll'l l l'l'Xllll'1If . , . S4'1'r1'l111'y . . . Tl'I'l'IlA'llI'!'l' . . . Iflixubc-rl1 liillillgslcy Ham-1 Comlm listhcr Us-plmrclt Klavsvl Gvphzlrclt Blutric- Suv I.2ll1lll'll!l1 Ruth Kloorc Clmrles Palma-1' I'jlYf'I1i2l Tl11'elkc'l1l .M l,.XY SPRING 194.5 AI.-XHSEI. clEI'Il.XRIl'I lZ,Xl4Ii'I'H l31l,L1NGsl.m' .xT'1'1 E S L' 12 I1AN DR li :xl . Clmums P.fu,ME11 Adams, Bain, lilemlsoe, faperton, Caron, C'awthon, C'laypool, Clevinger, Creswell, l7eNVitt Gresham, Gunter, llarvry, Hooper, jones, Lewis, laulen, Martin, ll. Moore, M. Moore, Query Reese, Riess, Roberts, Sterquell, Stroud, Thomas, ,,lliIIll1Cl'lZlliC, XVhite, XVilson, VVray, XVI'CllCl1 hlask and Wig Group I Spfnmn--Miss VVALTRINE VVAL14 ER FALL 1941 SPRING 1942 K,xTHRYN Anfmis . . Prcridcnf . . Bonny Riliss Bonny Rlliss . . . l'if-1'-Pnriflwzr . . R.xL1f1r Cxrofv iXIIl.'I'ON Xx7lI,SON . . S4'4'r'1'l111'y . . . RIARY Mooizr MARY Mooizfz ...... Trmvzmrr . . . BIARTIN GL'N'rr:R ixI.XRSl1Al,I, Tuoxrrsox . Program ffflnirzllrllz . . Kathryn Atlams 'Sue Ann Bain Nancy Bledsoe Betty Caperton Ralph Caton Cleta Fawthon james Clark lilizaheth Claypool Dora 'lean Clevinger Bobby Crcswell Sarah Delvitt I.anelle Gresham Martin Gunter Ronald Ilarrell Mildred Harrison Billy Ray Harvey Dottie Jean llooper C'arol jones Richard Lewis litvrirnvx Aramis Ralph laden Allah Jean Martin Dorothy Moore Nlary Moore Dorothy Niyers ,lane Query liohhy Reese Bolwhy Ricss Nlary Frances Roberts Nell Nliltlred Sterquell Aclalwelle Stroud Martha Thomas Marshall Thompson Ben Timhcrlake Mary Margaret VVhite Milton Yvilson Margaret XVray Beverly Vllreneh , , . . lizwiivlil. l-ra-xxvr. Kzmlrvll, lzawy. lilurlx. fox, frzuly, lmrlvy. limi- ltxlmw. lwnrliflrln, l'1-rulhull. l'i1llcr, liriffili. llziiwvy. llivlv, Hill, llriluliwvlgg Kullvr. Kl14JlIl-l-. lmlxuwlll, lmggimtt, l,1nn-li-ax, Nlziiigrilin, Nlznyr, Nlilluiirn, Xal im Hlwil. Ruluinsmi, Slim-limi. Sinip-on. Sluimnzm. 'I'lmvnpxm1. XXI-1-li-, XViIli:imN. XYilxu1i. lxllglll 1 ask and Wig C'Y :romp Il .S'fwf1.w,r A Miss VV.VXl'RlNlC XfV.xi,i4ifi4 l ,Xl,l, 11:41 SPRIYIQ 14,13 All wi Cxsifs' . . . . l'f1,iiflmf . . Him liXRI'll'I,IP P vrsx' RL 'rn ll xkvm' . . l'ir1-l'rf,iiflr11l . . CH mr:-is Ursiex Sliilulix' l,m'i2l,i5ss . . Sin-wlfzry . . Pxrsx' lisxliw Ilfm lizlrlivlml .Xuuivr Hrm -luv Rm' flIlllII'C'll ,llIlH' C':x-ey Y: Sherrill fox vrinzi klC1lII C lwrli lvzm frzlcly Virginia Dzlrlwi lilninc Dzxvir zltsy lfskew ,l1l1'lx Vzlrluxteili Yvonne l'iCI'LIlINlHl Dzlviil lfurl ,ln .Min l'ullrr Billie Lee iirillin Patsy Ruth Ilzirxcy XVUIIIXG' Hlvlgs Alfllllllf' Marie llill ,'Xtl1llCIlil Huldrege Ann Keller Hill liml linuufl lgf'l'llli'i' lxlmuitf linlwlij' lfggrill Shirley l,m'clcsN Milclrezl lVl:lngrum Paul lxllljl' -lcrry Milburn .Xlmzx Nelson Charles cjlhfll ixlJlI'lll1l Dm' Rulmmm XVliiINill bln-Ilrvli clllflllllt' Siinpwii XV:ilrc-r Stcimnzmn lI'lN ilillflfllpfvvll hlzxmcs XV:-clo ,lean xvllllllllls Sun- Xxlil5Illl Nettie -lov Xxvliglll fllnithzi lllnllvtt . Yni' flisiwiilc' . . illiss lit-ll . . -Iiii':iCli:ii'i'iiti'. . . lflniinv l,nilini' Smith Num lllnllvtt . . llvnny livtcliznn . fllrs. llzirrcrt . . Lllzinclizi l3:n'i't'tt . 'llnnnny l.:insing . Ili-in-lit-ll IR-iihmli . lil'll1l hIOXV:1tt . fllrs. llcnnvtt . iiloriei llc-nnvtt . qlliiici' livtchznn . lJil'l'I'fHl' ...... .M Mzlsk and Wig 'WX l,nrl4y l3i'Czil4 LYXST Ulf Nl-t'i l'li5 Alina XVRIGIIT . Clniznox Tmvxsitxn . Sinizniix' I,nvici,i2ss . . l'.x'i'sY lfsiaiiw . . . Lll'XIZ Cxsm' . JXn,ini2i,i,i2 S'l'izoi'n . Nliimmx XVii,soN . . Hxiu' Mnniziz . l7niaci'1'Hx' Mwiiixs . . KBSLYXR l,i?wis . . RICIINRIJ I,iiwis l'.i'i'sx' RVTH H.xiu'i5x' .xR'i'Hii Uma Rcnaixsox Ilniu ,lmx Cnizvixciziz . lV.XI,TlTR S'l'lZlN,XI,XXN THIS PROD . VV.wRIxi-1 VV.,xl,KlaR. Slizflrzzl .l.v.vi.slnul.v , Snikii-,i lmi-11,1-iss, Kxliikx Y .'Xim,xx1m xfllffl' Jlllllllfffl' . . . . . . . . Dxvin Fniu' .Ixsixlanl . ...., Rvx1,Pn C'A'1'nx l'r'amj1!rr . . . INIAM lfk.-xxcics Rnizilziws lflfvlrifinzz . . . ..., lxxiizs VVHNKS ffilrlailz ...... . , . , Rfxwii Clxinx .llakr-ujv Cuml11ill1'f'-livelyii llnhhzirnl, li ll t h r Fx' n Ixililllih, Pzitsjv Ruth llzirvcy. I'r'ofv1'rly Cumfnillrz'-Anim Kell:-r, Nnrmzi -lc-:in cililllli, Betty Cziperton, Rnnalld Hzirrell, l5evv1'l5 YVi'en1'li, Yvonne Fergnsnii, Iris Tliornpsnn. I Il7'IIfflII'l' fflUIllNliflfl'-Xxilllthlff Shelton, Nancy liluml- ane, Marguerite Miclclletnn, Cnrinnc- Simpson. l,0Jfl'l' C'0llIlV!lHf1'-lj0I'2l Jenn Clevinger, Milton VVil- mn, -lean l'rziily, l3f'rniL'c Lehnwitz, Mzirthn Dee Rnlwinfnn, linhliy Rierr, Patsy liskew, june Vzisey, .li'2lllllE' Marie llill. Xfllffl' Crwu:-Dzivicl Fort, Ralph Futon, ,lzimvs Vllecks, liill lid Knnuff, XVhitsitt Shelton, Billy Rllf' llzirvt-y, lVl:n'tin Gunter. .li1q'r'rli,vi11g1 Cramffiifiww--licvwly VVi'emtli, Glnrizi Stew- zirt, Paul Nlzlyr, Bernice Lehnwitz, Bill lid Knonff, lane' Query, Leona lfarh.wtein, Oscar Lewis, Nell Mildrf-cl Sterquell. Cl I A R.'Xt, l'llR S Clizirlcs Klzniin . . llnx ll,xRi'n2i,n Vzili-t .... . lixiiis XVICICKS L'lifnifn-ni- . . R.Xl.l'H l,Ol7lfX .lnhn liiwicc . . . . Hmmm' Rlicss Mr. lm- . ...... ,lnilis Ci,.xizi4 Mrs. Ellis . . Xl-Il.I, llIII.l5RlII3 STi2iugL'iil,i, Miss Ilclzing . . . Him' lfiuxciis lloiziiiws .-Xlcliibzi Spinstvi' . .... SL E XVILSON gXlplic-rua Spinstvr . . llitkxiciz I,i?i:nwi'i'z llnsinzni .... . INIARTIN Gi'X'i'i2iz -Izinv . . . . ANN liiziiiaiz Snc . . fiR.XClZ Hui-'i-'xi.xX Hari ..... . . -lxxii Qriziu' lfirst Young Klan . . liiii, lin lixcn i-'i' Sevnml Ynnng Klein . . . licnnn' Riiifsii KCTIOX ST.-XIfl lloifxr Cornmillwf-l,:1iicllc cil'f'SllilIIl, wlL'2lIlIIK' lxlilflf llill, Yvnnnc Fergiisnii. Nnrinn -lczin Vlzirlx. .Xcl:nna, Allen, lirillziin, l,2ll'l1j', lhilirnw, lfnstcr, llzwlc-r, li. lNlnnrr R. Mnnpe, Mnrrnm, Putty, Rug:-rs, Slierinzin, Smith, Stringer, XVhitc if ' 1 ,f I fv- lj! . ll! . X . ' f , K kctclimg ,lub I ali W A U .S'fmf1.i-fn-4 --Miss Aixiiiix limsia 7 l l VAIJI, I'j4,I SPRING N142 f Al.Xl'Klli Rloiuum' . . l'1f.viflfuf . . Al.XK'KIli Mouium' fiENEI,l.Ii l'A'r'rx' . I'iff'-l'ripviflml . . ciliNIil.l,l-5 PA'r'1'Y lg.-XRB.fXR,X Momma . . f'V1RGiNi,x Ihkiw lVi11ill'm'ml .Xslnnia Riclizml Allvn .lanws liirkvs l i':im'c's liritlziin Virginia llurlwy Patsy llickwsoii ,lean lin Hosi- Iii-try 'ln lfnsrvi' .lzunes llcstci' ll2ll'lJIll'Zl lflonrc' VIlI'l'llXll7'l'I' Sl'l'l'I'fIU'jl . . . HAL S'1'R1Nc:iziz . . XVINIFRIZD Aimms llnlll Alllllll' -lziulcic' lllnrlfnv lii'nc'llH l :llty -lack liilvy Rosalie liugcrh lg2lI'l7ill'2l Slwrinziii .lzuncs 'lf Sllllfll llal Stringvr J. Q. wwf.- Velma NVliitr' JJ -V . . Nl, liearcl, B1ll1C'llllC'l', Iinwcn, A. Boyd, li. Bnycl, Hryaiit, C'allalian, Vlinton, Uulcinan ii1i1wf'l3zirlXQX, B. Davis, D. Davis, IC. Davis, DeVVitt, Gayle, Cinmlnian, Hawes, Ilvintl, Ilerringg, llffflf Moore, Mnrgan, Mnrrmv, lVInri'ay, Parker, Ray, Rolicrtson, Ruby, VVilsfin, Y2ll'l'lllg'IUIl Press Club .S'fwn1.mrs s Miss Giissnc Bl7RNl7fl l' l':XI,I, ml.: l',x'i' llmizii . . lm' RAY. , . pnnx Cu:,ic.xi xx . ,liixrs lln.i,. . lllikc' llvarml l'at Brawl Rolwrt liilliciinci' Alininiic Lon l3owcn Alice' Boyml lflizalwetli lioyil Drirotliy Big ant Vivien Callahan X Ramsey Clinton .lolin Coleman llilanney Cupn . l'rr.i1rf4'111f . 1ii1'1'-Pl'f'.i'irfr'1ll . Sr'frr'!1ll'y . le1'f7U1'fl'I' , . 'l'rw1.v11nrr lllainc Davis Hill Davis Domrliy NL-ll Davis .Virginia Darbff Sarali Dc-VVitt Gibson Gayle Caiiohcllc C1004 llartlia Hawes Louis Hcintz Alack Herring Alunc Hill lwin SPRING 1944 . Saimil lJl'fXvl'llI' . Rnisicx' Cl,iN'mN . l'lI,.XINI2 Davis . llalzm' liUYli'l l' Minn' lf. Momma lllary l . lllooix' xlolin Rlorgan -lacliic lNIo1'i'nw Iilmotliy lNIin'i'ay Lecil l'ai'ker blog' Ray Klamlalyn Rrilwifsnii Rntli Ann Rnliy Pat Sinallwooml Alice VVils0n Rlarion Yaiiiiigtmi 1. ,. ...,,.. l11Xf'OJ ,'xlt'XllIllll'I', li1'z11111o11, liunn, fll'1ll1II't'6, Fmter, l 1'ic1'w1n1 ililssun, fll'lISt'llllUI'lk, llzirris, -lzulclrr, vlllllllS4lll, liinlml, lifilllv' l.LlIlll'IP, Mcl,:1ug.5l1l111, Rrrmly, Sllfllllll, Slwmglm, l'l11n11pw11, xvllllillll Coleman Library Club .S'fm11.1'r1r- H' lSS FALL 1941 Ll,'L'll.ll VV11,1,1.xx1soN SVRING 1942 Ilmmfx clR.'XCE Rmzm' . . . l'rr.vifIw1l . llllxmf HELEN l'NRll RS Xl.-uw Hlil.IEN l'lRll?RSUN . l'in'-l'rv.1-iflml . . l.1cNx11s .lmx x 'f1.1z.x1a1a1'11 H.x1ua1s . . Sl't'l'f'flll'j' . . Cl..XRIClC XVII 1 1 1 l.XRI4,XR.-X C1m1z'1'14121a . . . 'l'nv1.v1m'r . . . H.xz121. lil 1 ll,XZlil. lgl?NN . . . . .SM-gmflI-111,11-nn . . . lfnwzx S1 111 c ll l'1frc1u'1.lf 'll11o.x11'srmN . . . Rvfmrlwr .... El,lZ.XlSIi'l'll ll xr Xlzxry Helen fXlt'X2lIlill'l' -In-2111116 .lolxnson Nlawia lifllllllllll llzlzcl Bllllll llz11'bz1rz1 Cl'2ll7Tl'Cl' ll2ll'lJ2lI'2l D4-ll l'-OSTFI' lxlilfj' Helen 1'll'lK'l'S0ll liolmby 1- Ruth Gibson llom lnlvilc cll.llSfAllllf l-Ylimbctlx llairris Agnes .lander l.c-mlic' -lt'2lll liillll Cllmlia li1':111sc flluzcllc Lzlnrrip l l'Zlllk'l'S fllcl ,z1111fl1li11 lluru clI'1lL'k' R1-1-lly l,illizu1 Slu-lrm: :rl lfllxvin Slfrllgll ,l'1'l'l'j'llI rllllUlllI1S0ll Clarins lVilliu1us I',11l1:111L, liuxliziiui, l7rm1l:N,l1'1l1', I-,ilw:11'1lx, fuilffrll, llerring, lxv11'sv?' Y Kelly, liilliiigsworlli, lgiwlvss, Littlefield, Mosley, Moss, Numan, Nzqlur, 'Xurwougl Qummm Sha,-pi ghcrmgiri, Sherrill, Spencer, Stanford, H. XVallnce, P. xVZlll?lCC, XX 153 18' l Al , L 1 94' IJow1z1,1, N4'XYl,lJK .lim KE1.1.y . . l311.1.v Mosmy . l,o111s TAYLOR . AIM' l. NAMAN . .lA.x11ss l,12o fiARR l':l1NVARD BAS11 A141 Al.IK'l'E lC1111.fxNK lfilwzircl l'l2lSll2ll'2l Bobby lirouks Paul Cole Royalty lfclwzirils -laspei' ciilflillltl 1111165 Leo Cle11'1'1'rf .Izwk He1'1'i11g jim KCll'Sf'y AI111' Kelly l?'I l' X Senior Hi-Y f:f,11.w,1' M11. 1l1111N C. Ii N11W1,1f1S SPRING 1942 . . llI'1fA'illl'Ill . . . l ir.fI I Viflf-1Jl't'?Sll11'IIf . . S1'1'o11rf ,fit'E-lJI'lf.t'illl?llf . . . Srffrfftnry . . . lf'11.vi11m'.i' 111 llllllyfl' . . . ljllflilllllI'lIfflI'illll . . SifrgmllI-111-Jrllzx . . S'IUl'f'fl11'lll'l . . livin- liilliiigswirrtll .luhn Lziwlcss llzui l.irrlcfic-lil liill lllnslcy ,Inc llloss ,lay l. Nanizui llfiwvll Naylor .lzum-s Norwoml l'll'2llllC Quinius . 1311.1 lV10Sl.1iY . . -lol? K12I,l.X' . IDAN l.,1'1'T1.E1f1E1.1m . . PAUL C0111 . NIARVIN NV1s1e . -l,xc14 l'lERRlNG joim Lifxwwss A1.1c1f EL11z.xN14 Willv111'11 Slinrp 'liim Slic-11112111 llmllcfy Sherrill Ricluml Spi-110:-1' Dick Stzliiffml lminis 'liziylrn' Hzirolil lvzillawv Phil NVallavc Hzirxiii lvise llnxsvtl, Alrvl, llzllxmv, Nl. llc-11111, l'. llezml, lllilml, l'111'pvulL'1', liimu, lilllllflll lk-rriclc, Imsfrll, llulinwc, lfrwlini, l i'5'vi', lizaylv, Ilnzu, ll, llnxvzml, I'. Ilnmuiwl lulnnsmx, VI, Keilz, N, livilv, ll, liygg:-r, -I, Kygrr, l.:lymg lmggoll, l.emlLu'il, Ulu.-1 lfvcw, Rig-5-, Fruit, Sllyllrx, Starr. Slixlxoxx, XX':1l-ml, XX'-fbli, XYlll1r', XYimil l Al.l,, 1941 Bmmv I,EGGo'r'1' Ross IFRYER . . RAAISEY Qfl,lN'l'0N llu.l.v CARMSNTIQR lllrxcuxx Howuxkn llu,1,v -Im1NsoN l,,xL in llussl-:'r'r . . Sl'!'fjl'Illlf-Ilffil'lll.Y . . Tiger Hi-Y .S'pf,f1i-fn- ' MR. jmlx C. KNow'r,l-is sPR1Nc: ,942 . lJn'.s'izl1'11l . l'im'-l l'f'.s'i1l1'11l . . SVVIIIIII 1vll'l lJI'l'A'illl'lIf . . . Sl'!'liFffll'jf . . . 'lyI'l'll.l'IlI'l'l' . . S'ZC't'l'flll'lll'f . . l,.-XL'k.xl Hubby Alwl jarrc-ll linlum- Mike Beard Put Beard Bobby Bland Billy Carpenter joe Cimo Ramsey Clinton Vharlei B. lilrrriwk XVal1er Ikwsenm Alezm Du lflusc' Flulmnie- liremlini Russ Fl'j'tfl' Ciibsfm Gayle Dickie Gonzales A. C. llIlZlS -Ir. liunvan lluwurml Phil llliW1ll'Cl llillll lfsl llllgflltb llllll Rlnllll-,ull ,lulm Paul Almwf -luck Kcitz Roclclie Keitz Billy Kyger james Kyger Landon Layne Bobby lxggntt vlzwk l.rnn:xrml Hill Oliver liulnbg Rrrfsfi . . .Ross IVRYER . . CHARLES IJIQRRIQK . LANUQN l,.fwNlf . llxxlsliv CLINTON . .lxcx Klflw lill.l. Ouvma JOSSl?'l l' Hob Riess james Scott Hubby Shytles Billy Smith lfclward Starr Hobby Sfirlioll .l. ll. lV:lls.i1n Gurrnzm XVQ-hh ,luck Vllllilc- Urns Wfuud VV:1e0 l5ligl1 Girl Reserves .S'p1,11w11- M155 ODA Q,llilfSl ll41111111i .IRAN ll.x11.1a1s11x . . . IJI't'.YiIll'l1f R1111121z11x Nllflljlil. . . 1liIi1 l,f'!',llil,l 1, lJ111u1'1'111' XV1vw1xc111.x,x1 . . . SH-rffnif-y .Xxx li XKIZR .... , 'l',,1,1,',,,-,f, fitfllltllllt' .'X111i1-lx M:11'g.fie ll1lK'lQlJ1ll'lll -luyee l'i1lx:1111 ixllll linker NlllXlllE' llailvr 'l'l1e1'es:1 illllflllll Sl1:1r1111 lin-rrx linlilmir WIeu11 ll1ll'l'lN4rIl l lc11'c11r R111 llele-11 Blglllllll C'l1:1rle11e Lair l,4H'1l Grave Rreily' Zziurllr Hleilwe -In :xllll lizux lJ11I1'iei11 RHllf'l'lN4lI1 Nl:11'1'i:1 lirr111111111 l7i:111:1 lrxy liluise Roth liiiuife liiuuly l.1111iNe Mefihf-e li:1rlu11':1 Sl1er111:111 l.11eile lifililj l 1':111ees lVlrl.z111gl1li11 f'111'i1111e Sirnpfiiu Qil1I4l'lI1E C'l1:111ilIrr Shirley A1111 Muyr liillic Smiley I1-ie Curl,-5 R11l1r1'Iu Mirllarl llc':1l1'i1'c' Slelhwv Yirginigi C111-lig l'iI'llllt' lVlidmlIel11n l':X't'lj'Il Slrussx' lfllwlllil l'f111sl111H tilllfll Moen limlisr 'l,lU1'llf'l' l11'111 -Iran lirur-ge l'l1il1f M1111Ig111ne1'-v lluria XN'ilki11s-111 Ula 19115 1- C11-111111111 Mary Dell lxlflfglill l3UlUIlll XVir111i11gl1am K'3ml1'11 15111111 lJ0l'Oll1Y U1 erbv Girls Athletic Association .9pf,11,I-f,f-WA I Iss l1.xlxl. x A IIJRI-11114i.xn IVALI, lfj.I,I Luusn rl'L'RNliR . . Rvrri ANN Rum' . CURINNIQ QIHANIJLIER . U.xluum1al2l.l.lc Clummwx SPRING 1942 . . l'rv.I-iflml . . Rtm' RL l'Hl?Rll . l'irw-l'n'xiflw1f . . li,x'1'I-1l,Elix I,,x lox Swm'lm'y-'l'f-muffw' . Lot Isl-3 It RX . . Rrfmrnfr Rl I'lI Axx Ixl rx Ann Iiztkcx' L'm'I1111t' LYIIZIII I,c'rn1:1 IJIIIZIIKI cum I l'yl'l' .I Q armhcllt- K IUUI Inns II lllIN'l' Ilorurlly Almws Icnmt' Ruth I Kzxtlllc-vu I,z IIIVI' Xt' I Iwm AIZIVIL' Rrmk IQl1tIl.-M111 Rulay Ruby RIIIIN' - f - rimul Q IllIllk'I' Inuls' ' NI :try IVc'Ivb I HJ xVIIx0ll Irma ,, -, X Xl! S ff ff n v l'Al,I 1614! lmix Cm.12.x1.xx . xRR121.1.l5.xl.1cs . ,xxxlsv Cum- . I liwns Tvxns . 4. XVIQS1' . ,I lI:1l'1'vlI Hzllvs Ulm Q olvmzm lxnlmert Cfmxry KIHIIIICQ' Cupp lzivk Ilzlilvx' Rulwrt lfrwiu Louis I'tVl'I'Q'fAI' liill l usrvr I. Qu. Clolsull Riflc Club nr AIR, ff VVI9.S'lx svlelxcz H142 , . l'f'f'.vifl1'1lf . . f 'in'-f'l'z'.w'irff'l1l . ,l'I'I'Il.YIll'1'I' . . . Sl'l'l'l'flIl'A1' . . Sl'l'ffl'llll f-flfffl rmx . . Rnllqr Uffirinf Hubby Elm- l l:1rr hlzuncs Harris I'illl1fL'I' Klongcr Alolm Nlfifgllll Hula KIOITIS Hubby Oslmrm WllirrSlx1iIl1 lmwis 'l'x'm-5 w mix QUI.li.XI.XX HL'x'1'l2R NIUNGI -I ,wx IJ.x1Lrfx -l.xcK ID,xlx,m . Hum, l'lms'l'l-1: ll.uua1f1Al. Hu.: s I'r Mrs. XV1rllucc, Sliyllrs, Vnx, lilrnn, Slxinncr, Stinson, lNlv.'XIrr, llulwr XVilli:1ms, Krirsry, Hrnnks, R. YI, lirunlss, llauxlins, Cllzuylnn, fillwlltl, lfrzulrr Wzico lrliffh School P1ll'Clllf9 h lcuclicr Association Mus. lu. I. XV.-Xl.l..XK'lf . Mus. Mus. Mus. M MRS. MRS. Mus. Nlns. ugra Ill ll. M. Sliytles Mrs. Flora li. VVintnn Mrs. Ruth VVest liyrnc Mrs. E. J. VV:1ll:1ce Mfm lwrxllip Mrs. V. M. fox, Mrs. R. D. Alu-l Mrs. VV. C. Bialelspzu-ln Mrs. R. L. Clayton Mrs. Reed Compton Mrs. H. A. Dinter Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs . Sidney Guy . Leslie Du Pup' . Geo. O. jones . Lee Luclusmnl . L. T. lx1llflfij' . Chris Olsen I. Sm r1.res . H. K V. M. Cox, Alu. . .A. GLENN. C1.AL'm2 Omfx . . NV. XV. SKINNER. ICARI. STINSON . l.. V. 'l'.-nina. . . . . . . . l'rr.vI1f4'l1! . f'lir.s't !Vll'tf'l,l'f'XlIll'llf . Swollfl f'ir'f'-l'l'r'A'irlr'l1f . - . . Tllirfff'in'-iUf'f'.vi1l1'11f - Rf'r'urzlillg Sf'l'l'1'fIlI'jl-'lll'l'IlA'IIl'l'I' . . . . - . . .lliyfurimz . llflffilllllUllfllfillll . . . . llllfffllllj' ill'fXl'.RAl. 'l'l'llflll'. O14 l'lUXlll:XNlS ln IDI'-fl'll.l'1' nf lvnuilrf' CK PM M l'l l'lClCS .llVIIIlll'l'.l'l1if51f.lIllIfi!. Mrs. C. A. Vaughan Mrs. L. A. Vllilsnn .N'u1'lIl1 Sl'f:l'il'I' Mrs. j. I.. Mc.-Xu-c Miss Annie Fnrsg:u'rl I'aruJr Mrs. Cienrgc llnlu-r l'fa1'z' Mrs. I.. I.. Czrrpuntrr llmlllz Mrs. Ulyde l'l:15s flijifllfiflll Mrs. lfrral VVilli:uns .llaliun Pi: lun' Mrs. R. L. Keirsey lmyiflrltioll glluiig Mrs. M. .'X. llrmlcrsun Miss Mary Clarylnn .Yzzfwly llruzzmfx Mrs. ,lesse lirnnlxs Mrs, M. l.. Strnnnl llrzxfvilrllily .lI1 Ul'llllI' Prulrmlizuz lN1rs. R. Al. lirnuks lNlrs. N. lNlL'lilnnu Mrs. llrlrn K. lfullrr , , Pulzlzfanons Kmlin .. . . H Nlrs. lf. l. lillllllhlllll Mrs. VV. ll. Pratt , Numa! F '1 -'Y UNIV Mrs. Vlleylnn Frzrzicr Mrs. Grahznn Cnle Miss l.nc'ilc Vllilliznnsnn N1rs.l'. C. Sterqurll Miss Xvllllflllt Wlallkrr' lfmnnil Rl'f1I'1'5:'Ilftlfi7.'l' lllollm' Si11qn'5 RIPE. VV. A. Hawlini hire. George Blisard 3 3 1 F fu 5 S, nigga? Features K .Legs -fs ' 4 Q ,ww , f ,-mmm Q V W 22? Q , ggi W wk iami .xllttl-1yCfIl'f:!ll.! erry Perrin: Alia'-Yvar Cla rf- YUM' Cflzxx Jay Ray udlezy IQOUSGE nr Clay Q5 vga' , A. f-- ' ,Ti , , .HA .M mem .. Mug tm , , z-,V 255 1 ight .f f f A -ff?m,f.-zfgzesgsalgfx .sum ws ,-K , mu' ,L yzfw My . X 25, fs f-semi sigm- masixl w5,QgMw V f Q .-ww. -1, fZffw'iff 5353- ,g ,L iw. www . ..fmw.f,fmm, 7 asgrzgfzwayfl- f 1,25 iw 23295 '42l?iiYfi.?4ii592Z1 A 'wg-' mm- ,W A LQ, ,. lei 2 wig, uw. A U, fx 1, QV, :W ,, q,A, SW fax iw if 951 4 fm -21 s ww s L51 :Q V :seg f, wi ,X 49,31 .K fx, my 'Els Fav 'f!3Z?g55if!ffig ' H M' ilwfaff we -.1 Www, A W W, WL.. ffggg, . Awww? ni5gWg?raagP,. , 2,5:Z?1m!.i,SHgsg14Qirfs, K f -www :W-H 1 Sevf WQQQS1 zliig-i, 1 '-Hfiffv 1,-V, ' Yjigsg, gzggjgggiiiimisssz Hggfiff. w. f -Sf 1,1 ,. -wfi3?sIff- 225, sw? 4 Vrieifgl , xiblifgf k 1 .-. will Lx Am.: 11:i'w'.J-'iezgse ' iwfgfyfix ig' '?KL55x51'i1T5E?a, . Wife' f f15,,:s,Q A ,,.1,,, , A. ,Wm asia.:xwfheffvv,'e.He?w7?.'5 iw 11 1- gy xg-5152 - gx,s,,:,Q- wa, 1, -.W few ' I ,..',-- ky, ', . L,.. A M, f. wb, f K .-.f ww D ..,..,,..,Agg : -5, f,:1w,,, l4fl'5fi -:ff?if551s'i e ' U A ,gm , CON DOIIQH 11' CJIIISS r' V, at 1. I I Edward Starr .lunf Clays 11' CIIIISA' Rosemary Eutler Ramsey Clinton .lu ll f' Cfrlxx 14' Cfrzxx Kathryn Adams fn.-. W A it wg? , wr ' A ,1 M ,, , , ,',e,.m V w65,':,.+'Z1,:4Z fx ,gif 'fg,,1f5g,EfI:,.':FEQii?::2-I r:E:Ei:.. . mf 5, Mg f f gm-,sf 'ag-'W-I + - M . w g, 4 , ,. M Q . H in .M V A , . -,LQ-w.:Wffr ---- v .sww ., , , ,, .T .f,,,.,. Q . HM , -, ff I 1 i ., W lwa 2 53145, i ,z I? '7 ' I , K ' V4 . .f, , 1 W., s Ns: in ., , - M . A: 3 ' ' '5 ., i 5 ' ji, K if elif' wr! rv ,fi S. 5 i .t,.,Q Ai if QNX-4: f W5 fa QIPQY 'lihr thundering herd listens to their muster? voice . . At lust! :ill of our fire drills were nm l in vain after zillg this roaring inferno did nothing hut fill the huilmling with unulw :intl W vnarhle some few tu final thc- :answer to that Qtill' question . . . :ind still they pitch waulrc-rx in the ruin ur snow . . . this new rulitmptiulr even hurnfuzvlutl thu lirvrm'n ...Nlirnf-il slirnes wing wings lnr -Q-niure :ind mph: . . . the second rneeling of the Lhundcring hsrtl nn lhi r pageg Loo much is enough. - N lht- Univ Vhxiiii lwmiiivw Nlilll gnc- iiitvv :iii vlitlillxialxtir IlKlNCI'flNlII1,fl'IlllllHllj,.fII XX 'uw llipglil iiuxwt zitltlitimi, tht- trnphy fmt' . . . tlirrt' llllfil-HtH'lxlI1Lf wiiiurx, Kclly, Ilziri't'll 'intl l'i':lN1t't'. . . Xl1lllIllNl llult tzllwvx it czixy IlNtl1it'5 Nliw Nlt'.Xtev them- on his left . . . the lilvrziry Ntzitl lwcpx tht' ul-xx willing . . . do ymi menu ymi jim Ntamd there :mtl lrt thmr pour little riltl Nlimtw get :ill imwwtl tip, Nlr. fNItitn'c? . . . .Xrt thmi mit, fzitril vixirm, se-iixihle to lee-ling.: IIN to Night? xwulrl hr imlivzitt-tl hx rzipt cxprt-saiuii 1111 tum' wt pupil tllc -kippetl 11 lim-, Nlrs, hxllltlilll . . . I in 175 emi lq-ww . . . ue- wish that rhif lzixt UIIA' had wuml cffcvtx, 'liyivr EZ fe 12 5 vi is 5 gg H .s E , 5 ! 41 lhn' lN'QlllIllIlLf ol zliimlivl' hug svlinol :lily :mil lici'n s kluckiv li. :ill ix-:uli :incl rziring Io go I I . uniting lor than l:it:1l hell . . . iimv, this is ai mighty prvttxx mriici', uomlei' il' llillll is hchiml that tru- . . . lwziuty line dfluxc and soinehmly is giving the girls ai hig hzinml . . . il's mfully vhilly to he Cllllllg iL'c-Cream, girls . . . we'll let you will this one . . . two on ai hicyclc ilr for one . . . wzisher pitrliing, xi healthful pastime . . hut Morris goes in for horse-shoes . CY. VV, looks relaxed . . . what Z1 profile, XVoodj. XXHXCYJ llliill CEUICS 1Xl,I,lDl l'lfOR N.X'l'lUN1XI.lil-1l lCNSli .. . Rrm111 213 ix prmul nl lhrir XXC'f'lx'N 11-w11'4l l5lll'C'llilhC ul 5122.45 XVl!I4lll of l7cl'c-law Stamps . . . llw lW1ll'I't'l in lllc lrmul llilll uns won lull nl' wzlstc paper . . . 5lIlC5IT16'l1 'lllH'I'1lIh'S :xml Pllllllel' in the usual luvsalzxy 1nr1r11i11g Vflllflllk' . . . il fem of the rzxlliers who zlttemlenl the lmzlakc-tlmll QIIIIIC and jitterlmug Contest i11 the gym . . , N111 Pz1l111m-1' makes z11u1tl1er lwrmd sale to Billy Dann ,lm'cl:l11 :ls peclngug Vllise trrulcf 111 his stzlmpf . . . the rlelvme I'Illlj in lull suing. Advertising DLII' dvcI'tiscI's JXL's'I'Ix lixczluvlxmz CO. 1'XZ'l'liL' CAI-'Ia l3I5.xIzIJ .INO STONIQ IZIRII-liL'I.'I'cII2x CO. BI..xx'I'Ox's 1'wI.UXYIiR SIIOII l3I'cI-I.xx,-xx's I,.xI'wIuIu' .xxn CI.I2.xx C.-x.xII2I1Ox's NV.xI,I.I'.xIfI5I1 ,fxxn l'.xIN'I STORE CA.Nll'lilEl,l,, I3Iu'cI2, AND SONS CITIZENS N.x'I'IOx,xI. HANK CO.xIIf'I'ON's l L'NIiR.XI, HOAII2 COOPIQIL CO., INQ., 'FHI2 COX, R. If., IJRY GOOIIS CO. IMZNNIS,R.r1i...XNlJCO. IDR. PI2I'I1I2Iz I3O'I'TI.Ixc: CO. I'1l.l'1'E C.fXI4'I2 FII1s'I' N.X'l'lCJN.'XI, IMNIQ FOLJRAC CUl.l,IiGIi FRED, L., .ww SON f:l5RDI5S,IJR.1i. il. ClOI.I1s'I'IzIX-RIIcsIiI. CO. l'1Il,l.EY,xV. If. HOIJI' lgl2YlZR.XGl2 CO. HKJIINIZ, I.I5x.x, BILII 'rx' SIIOI' 1NImI2I'I5xIuIcN'I' ICIQ CIzI5.x.xI CO. UIONIIS FINI2 liIaI2.xIa CO. jOxIas, I . Ii., PIQINTING CO. l,.xm' Q1U.XI, CO. l.xxIc, CIIIOIIOIQ Il., l4:I,I'.L I'Iill' lIl1jk'llJSl'NSIlIXl2 BH'I l'l.lNilCU, l,I.OYIu S'I'L'IJl0 NI,xxOI2I. S RIUNNIG-S X.xsIIfROI4INsON INII CO. N.X'I'i0N,Xl. SCIIOOI. OI' l3I'faIxIcss QDLSIENYS PRESCRII-TION PII.xIc.xI,wx' fJW'I. CO., ,THE l'I2xNI2Y, xl. C., CO. PIZIQVIZQTION CO., 1111 I2 PIGOIA' XVIGGLY VVAQO CO. l'I:OOIzI2ss I,.wxI.:Iu' .INII Dm' CI.If.x PI'IzIa BIILK ,xxn ICE CRIZLXI CO. S.xcII's SIfIscI.II.Ty SHOP E ScIIxIIIm'I' IQXGRAVING CO. SIf.xIzs ROIQIIUCIQ AND CO. STIIIIIIIQNS BIZ.-IUTY SIIOII S'I'Iz.x'I I'ON-STRICKISR F17 IzNI'I'I'IzIc CO l'I.IaIu', DR. AI. F. XVACO COc,x-COLA RO'I I'I.Ixc: CO. VVIQO NISWS-TILIIILNIE ,INII VIQINIITS-Hl2R.XI.I7 XYlI,I,I.X.XlS DRUG CO. XVI.xIIw'S W'OI.IfIc 'l'III2 i'1l,ORIS'l' XVUOI7 l3IzO'I'HI2Izs S SIIOPPI G HE DQUARTERS FOR ALL fs ,qw CE TRAL its rr TEXAS ,7f?f,Qrf.... . 'V .4 ,I ' . '+-....frmbr,.m ,,, Hmm , west- mmmvciimfriii Wnrm,-m I-TK, ,f gl , ,, qQ.siQfiR.f'- 'gg I -ri A . Q ,, exon xv vaiipyi.ea.4 f Qs' L- , ff ' T.-1 X I ,, ',, A Il , N i,,,,,,N.ii UQU2 ,,, ' fx1!,uW,. ,,,. 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High Sehool graduates of the elass of 3.1.2, also, will find us prepared to fulfill their needs when the time shall eome. STRATTO -STRICKER f'Furniture liar Everybody XXX XXX X RR XX X . .,,.. ..,. X1 T H E . .. XX 1 'XXX 35555553555515151553552525 wg ' , xiii, T -1 E111 XL. ' 1 111 - it sfisisisissaw''s5s5s5s2f2s2sfi: ff Eiifiiieififiiififis X11 I ' is Dj i 222521 EQ' 1 , E95 11 Q Q ' 1 11 - attune C1 1--1g:kf:Q1f1,1 S 1 11 isfsEs55?E5?5i5IfI fgjl 22555555 1.xi211,i-'Q-1-f 52: 'if '11 . 1 ff3:f-1, 1111 K to the 2525555552211 8 fl 5552522 ,QQ 1 S21 gg 1' F- .:, : '-fffqf a 1:::1:f5?5f252155?f. Qi 1 'ff' M -21 111 ni J ,:3E3:. t 4 f 721' :gf-f ,,fff 'X . -' rlrirl' 1' , , 11, 1 ff U Fl SC A 5 Eff! 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'1:C2l1lII'Cl1 1z1s11i1111s 1111 :1l11111s1 1111115 , .. 1x1Il1'il' C'11x's jfilll' 511ll'l' . .. ffllll' s11111'1'1' 111 111s11i1111 i11f111'm111i1111 . y1111'1'1' Jl1RYZlf'S XNC1l'4l 11111, 111 . . . u1.AcQ1 C Q Accoum R1 E1 COX DRY GOODS COMPANY CHARGE SHICIJ XO TICAR XV1113's 111111 b1'11111-ttc 111'1'1' 1111-rc? u,1'112l1'S 13L'l1Ily,S g11'1.'y UXV111, 1 111111111111 111' x1'1'111 W1111 21 11111111111' 111' 11111. 15111 S110 111011.11 CIilI,1NClZICR1J 1111111 1,1111'11'ss: 1 S1111' yfllll' test p11p1'1' 111 11111 111111k141'1-1111151 1'1111111s. Xlfill got !l'I'1l.H lll'f1S 1111172111 1'1111f 1111'1111s 111111111131 to 1111'. rink in bottles M QF BUSINESS THE NATIUNAL IlII.'I.:'l'lNlE SC'I.If,Iu.xRSllIlJ , NIR, AND MRS. VV. If. ABBEY, .llgfr,i'. QP ,V NQl II7kQ South Sixth Street or 5Q:,Q5g,L Phone 3361 IVIUNIIILY 'l'IfI'I'ION VVACU, TEXAS A'I IiIiN'I'IUN SIZNIURSI VIQIYIIIICKI men :incl women are needed in the Defense Programs, Q.lVll Service, :incl Private IIllllI5U'j'. SLMMICR CLASSES open june 1, 1942. XVe halve more Hills non' for II'1lIlIC'll help thzin we czin fill. Iinroll :it OIICC. VVC Ilan- Complete Courses in: S T IC N U Ci R A I' H Y BCXDIQISQICEPING znnl ACCOL'N'I'INti Shorthzincl llireggb follege Accounting Complete Typewritiiig, Business ICngliSh Social Security Payroll Acct Bnsinc-SS Cforrespomlence Income Tux Accounting Spelling, Voczihulziry Iinilmling M2llllliZlCIlll'IIlg and Banking Office Secretzirizil Practice Electric Posting llllti Iixinking Machine College Law Adding Machine TRAINING FOR CIVIL SICRVICIC COMPl,Ii'I'E C'OMP'I'0Mli'I'IiR C'UlfRSlC C'UMl'LI2'I'Ii IJICTAPHONIC UOITRSE A SPIT TOON? 'lihcy we-rc listening to the hand concert. IA'0l1il l zn'hSta-in: mlillzit is something from IVzigner, I think l,2llIlllIi' 'Itnsziz 'RI believe it's El noctnrne of Chopin's. Leona frisingj : VII go :xml look on thi- zninonncenicnt c: n ml- I,con:i Qrcfnrningb : IVc'rc both wrong. lt's zi Refrain l 1'oni Spitting. W. ID. LACY COAL CO. IXIQALICSTICR Cl DAL RICIJ CHAIN FICICD POULTRY SlJPPLIES XVAI. T. CLARKE, ,Manager PHONES 22 AND 2211 WAco, TEXAS BUCHANAN ,S I41ILlIILlCl'Cl'S, Dry Clczincrs, Linen Supply, Cold Storzigc PHON ICS LAUNDRY Linen Supply SUB CLEANING 2 Cold Storage or STATION 7 CIQANTRAL TEXAS' LARGEST EXCLITSIVIC NIIiN'S AND BOYS' Ol l'FIT'1'ERS Smwizie Since 1890 TH E ACID TEST Bliss Dumont: Some zlfids bring about almrzst instant dc-z1tl1. l'll rzlkc czwluolif Elfill, for i1lSf2illCC.H Doris KICAYN- Cwzlking upj : VVlmopce!'y THAT KlND OF GIRI, .lzickz HAlc'z111m' Cl'l'f21iI1l5' is l70liSl1l'kl, iSll'f SIIG? Bill: HIINILACKI she is. Iivcryrlxing sho says casts Zl 1'c'fIvctio11 on smm-bully. iggly ivgl CO 21+ No. :Sth St. 1509 Hcrring Ave. Q06 ANU. ZYQH1 SIL Q IQI,QNf1, IVQTI1 Sf. 502 Spcight Avcnuc Evury Time I 7 You Ship Il .lap You ISIN-1' Il 1301111 - ifrros.v flu' Pond! Voir. 1 Day of Appearance of Daisy Chain PAGE 1 BFSINESS STAFF MAKES MO VE CSLOVVLYQ MOIIFNDRO, BVSINESS STAFF SPON- SOR, AIDS ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER COLE IN DISPOSING OF AC'C'I'Ml'I.ATICD COCA-COLA BOT- TI,IiS FROM BISINICSS OFFICE Traffic cops today arrested Paul Cole, assistant business manager of the Daisy Chain for purposefuzly dropping empty eolae bottles out of the business office onto the editor's head which was emerging from the editorial office immediately below. IC. E. IVlohundro, faculty sponsor, had previously chartered a Cloca-K'ola.truek to take eare of the bottles but was unable to find any whole ones, that is, any which had not been cracked to pieces on the cement be- low. This was reported by the officers as only one of the many misdemeanors of that staff. VVi nesses testilied mat the members of tae business staff often got into heated argu- ments, tore off eaeh otherls necklaces and threw the beads at each other and at pas- sers-by. Assistant Manager Cole is chief iustice of the school eourt and is reported to have par- doned all offenders. DAISY CIIAIN MAY BE PARTIAIIY PAID FOR AFTER ALL FOR BFSINESS INIANAGFR INIOSS TODAY TOOK FEET FROM DESK, OPENED HIS ICYICS. AND XVROTIE OFT THIC FIRST ADVERTISING CONTRACT Perhaps the reader would like for the re- porter to tell a little about the work that the Iiusiness Staff has done on the X942 Daisy Chain but there's really very little to tell along that line. Advertising Nlanager lNlosley made the statement, Ho-hum, and promptly went back to sleep. The only thing they can really do well, stated Miss Ruth Jean Hamilton, faculty sponsor of the editorial staff, His to short change eustomers. She said further, I didn't mind it so much when they eonked the editor with a coke bottle nor did I gripe wlien they bored a hole in the floor and swept their waste paper through it, but when they hook- ed me out of ze, I felt it my duty to call in the authorities. Assistant advertising managers Eubank and Lane were absent during the interview. Said Business Manager Moss of his staff: o':i'Xli'lf'? zecrX UIQNSORFD. Kaetrtfllg Xara- . for VICTORY Toda and SECURITY Tomorrow! 121211 the Army of Dollars inarehing NONV against I the enemy by buying Defense Sayings llonils and Stamps--the surest way that l'7't'I'j'0lIt' mn lnffp ta -rein Ihr' 'ZL'f11'.' You needn't be rieh to do your part. Defense llonds cost as little as 518.73 and Defense Stamps as little as Io- And your nionex' does double duty . . . it helps win 1 the war today and ours persoiril security for you in the years that lie ahead. To KEEP 'EM FLYING Keep on BUYING U. S. WAR BONDS and STAMPS ' THE LAZY CHAIN V01.. t See first pztge for dzxte PMN '1 DAISY CHAIN FINDS NICVV MEMBER UF STAFF TAKING PIFTYRICS OF SOMIETIIING IN Tllli FRONT llAI.I, HI2'l'VVI2l2N l'liRIODSg NOVV RIQSIDE ING :YF CITY EIAII. Shortly after the Daisy Chain llztd been sent to press, persons notified the editoriztl staff of the Daisy Chain than they were being misrepresented. Official photographer, Claude Ilinds, stut- ed that the person causing the disturbance had not been hired by him :ind wus probably :tn intruder. VVheu the defendant wus questioned, he was found to be joseph Curl Nlclilliunnon, independent photographer, who was hoping to get some good pictures of something or otherg questioners could not determine what. Ile was reported to have been focusing his C'IlIIIf'I'll :tt an unknown object in the front hall, suspected of being rt teacher or other inanimate object. Officials reported thztt it took eight offi- cers of the law ztnd twentyeoue Cherrios to induce the culprit to cease snapping pictures. VVhen the film was developed, the sub- ieet of the pictures was still at mvsterx he- cause the films were solid bluclt. Mclflltztn- non says that those are the usual results of his photograpliyl FOR SALE My Sent in bflr. 'l'orrzuit'c' Office Slili l3II,I , blUSli,IilY Cloniplitncnts of . C. Penne Co XVQXLY I, 'l'l'fX.-XS Iliflert' Srl-z'1'11g.r .Irv f1I't'lIft'I Dr. F. Ulery tJl l'UNlli'l'RIS'l' .'ll tsif1lflt'l'A'H got? Austin Ave. Phone git VV.eXC't J, 'l'l'IXeXS THE LAZY CHAIN VOL. I Seeiirst page ffnfrclartew W W W-Q in M PAGE 3 ICXPICNSIC ACC'0l'N'l' FUR 1942 DAISY VH.-XIX INCOME lfor not puhlishing picture of Editor with Daphine Norred taken at Midnight Show 95 3500 lfrom sale of Daisy Chains .,.... . ....,.... .....,... ., ,.,.... .. ,.,.. ..,. ..,, . . ,. , ., 100.00 lfrom sale of Picture Coupons ,, ,.., , ..., , .,,. . .... .. 700.25 lfrom short changing students .. , ,...,,.. .,.,., , .,., . , .... ., .. 150.75 Blackmail received trom persons investigated hy staff. ,, ,, ..... , , ........ . 55.00 Money seized hy Mr. Mohundro from dice game hetween male memhers of editorial and husiness staff .. .. ,.....,. ,.,... . . ..,, .,..... ,, , ....... ,, ,. . 2.25 Advertising . , . , . , 48 75 Total Income , ...,., . ..,, ,, ..,.,. ,, ,, , , , 1,092.00 EXPEXSI-ZS lixpenses of Editor Herring and Business lN1anager Nloss to Press Conference fllates, meals, drinks, etc.l . ..... ,..,, , , .. , 98.00 lilnhezflement hy -Ioe Moss and Paul Cole .. . 502 00 Printing, photography, and engraving 5.75 Alice liuhank's Corrigan Date lixpenses , 10.00 lflowers to Mary ,lane Lane while ill . . .. .,........ ...,.... , .. 25.00 Business Staffs hill at Purple Cow ,.,.... , 100.00 Daisy Chain stationery used for private correspondence 20 00 Party for rnemhers of Staff , . ,. .,.,,., ,. .... , . 60.00 Pair ot ruhher heels worn out hy Paul Cole while soliciting advertising 91,25 Necklace for Alice liuhank hrolaen hy -Ioe Moss .,,, , . . ,. 300 Total Expenses . , , , . ,. ,..,.,.. , .,...... 923.00 kliCAl'l'l'UI.A'l'l0X Total lncome . ., . . .,.... ....,....,, . .,....,.,...., , ,.., . 1,092.00 'liotal lixpenses ., ,, ........ ...,......,., . , ,...,..,.... ..,,,.,, .............,.,.......,.....,.,. ..... L 9 Amount supposed to he on hand ,. .. ., ......... ., 169.00 Actual Amount on hand ,.,. . . ,. , .... .,., .,...,,..,.,,, , ..,,,,.. , . ,,.. . , .. .,.,...... ..,..,....... ..,. ....,.. . . . 1.50 NUTIC-CA VVarrant has just heen issued for the arrest of -loe Moss and Paul Cole for niisapproprialion ol lundsl. GICO. H. LANE ICLIQCTRIC l.lGll'l'INCi l7lX'1'l'RlCS l.AMPS-Clll '1'S 921 lV.fxsH1NG'roN AVENUE f,'omf1lill1ff11l.t nf 220 Phone North 5th :ill lil RD-li l'L'l'G EN CC l. Your Fora! Dmfcr' S'll.lfPl0llfN,S XVACCYS LEADING BEAUTY SHOP 25th and Bosque Phone 2426 THE LAZY CHAIN VOL. I See first page for date PAGE 4 THE LAZY CIIAIN ANNOVNCES NEVV OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF THE MENTALLY SUB-PAR IIARRY Prtyrox . . . . Prrsidwzt lVlARVIN VVISIC . . . . . . . Trm,mrwr ISIIVVARIJ SHAIWKIER . . . 1!II'l PI'l'5Id67lIf JAMES Leo CiARRE'I I' . . . Sargmn!-al-,ilrmx lirivekm' C.-XI.IWYEI.I. .... . . Sfrrrtary Ihzrjmrf' nf Ihr Club-Because some people Csueh as ourselvesj are so ignorant and cannot pass their courses, this cluh was organized to give them a chance to have friendly and profes- sional relations among other people of their kind. QIt was essential that the treasurer he so dumb that he would not have sense enough to skip out with the funds. Also, the reason no parliamentarian was elected was that no one knew what he had to do- nor how to do itj. CANDIDATES FOR MEMBERSHIP HELEN FULLER, hecause she flunked all four of her subjects last term. RAMSEY CLINTON, because he doesn't rate with the girls and has a hard time getting a date. LIQONA FARBs'ris1N, because she makes such low grades. IJOROTIIY IVIEWSHAW, and IRWIN MORRIS, heeause they are so loud and hoisterous that nobody likes them. MARGARET WRAY, because she is very homely and unpopular, especially with the boys. MISS Zou S'l'l-Il-ILE IJ.-XNIEI, was again chosen sponsor of this organization because she allows o much disorder in Class, gives no tests, requires no hook reports or memory work, and llt'Vtl requires any studying or homework. Beard 85 Stone Electric Company INCORPORATED . . NVashington Avenue at Tenth Street 6dZfZ0r76Z!0'oMm 4 ' Telephone 4900 K ' 6 1, ur f ff W. E. n1i,Lr,Y as 6.55, s1cLLs FOR LESS xy The Carl: and Carry Uffly 2504, Bosque lilvd. .CH IDTE GRAVI GCO. ll24 Fl'2lllkllll AN'l'IlllK' XfV.xeo, Tlixis 2 ENGRAVERS OF VVEDDING INVITATIONS, VISITING CARDS AND ALL KINDS OF STEEL AND COPPER PLATE ENGRAVING 1-112 l,I.OYD S'I'L'l?I0 wishes to extentl its sincere thanks :intl good wishes to the Daisy Chain Staff of IQ42 whose willing co-operation has 9I12lbll'tl ns to zieconiplisli our gozil-nznnely, to liave this yezir's zinnnzil to inclucle the hest in the way of art :intl science of photography. With the zihle assistance of the staff anal with the unending support of its nienihers, this hook was put out. lt is with something like emotion that one feels in shaking the hand of Z1 clear :intl helpful friend, that we acknowledge the spirit in which they so faithfully worked with us to accomplish our coni- nion purpose. Anal so it is gooal-bye to the stziff of '42-hut they will long live in our ineinory as Il true helper rliiir conltl he ilepentleil upon. M1 ill! l QTOCQ fs '-1 fllii V 'li' ' I Mg l 9 5' llllill f' 5 l C w '- A Q 59- -.... 9 1 1 . 'On ot 51 r .llxn iVll'lI1lI1'l' nf S'r111lf1mu1'.rlrr11 I'fmlugntfwlnfi' ant! Tr',r11.i' Pm- frxyiulnil I'fmlngfrnfvln'r,v .l.Y.9'll1ill limfx. he LLOYD TUDIO 'A Arstix Avitxijis PHONE 5628 k NQMCL Y lity Tellsn SOPNIDS lflSllY Clvlwllc' Putty: l llk'2ll' you got rlmm Wu nur ul sclmul lm' cznllmg Nllss IXIlIllQ'1l fisll lXlilI'X Iam- l,:1m-: l lll4lllyTL'11ll Iwru lisln l just will 'lll111K 4 mu lla un 11 al lu :.,'-:, :::f f1lUlllf3fjlIl1'!If.K' of Purc Nlillc :mal lcc Cream Co. Quullty lcc Q rczlm Darn Axxn JEFITERSON PHONES 350-351 l,lQl'lD SllNSl llNl'f l3U'lvl'LlNG CO. Iflfllfwllv of SVN SPOT -1- l.lQl'Il3 Sl'NSlllNlf TRI , Y . , l'I.la XXX ROOT HIQICR ULSIQN lll-IARXI.-XCY lJI'l'.Vl'l'if7f1fllI SfWz'ir1fi.ff.v S11c'1'essmn's to Kelly l'i1a1r1l1:1c'5', Ima Xx,1lSllillLflUI1 Avenue :xml Htlx St. wAc'o, TIQXAS u. N7 High-School Graduates , VVIM Imvc not rcnchc oo if' +5 0,-1 f.c'AL 0 T0 pn-p:ll'1' tIu'lmc'Ix'c's Im' II11' ' I ci Crmscriptirm Agc slmula plan IININCCIIEIICIY mmss :HMI QIYII Sc'1'x'icc- pnsitimls. You arm' m'a'mIm'mI in cIIlYl'l'llllN'I1I' :mul Ilcfvllsm' work. Ifm'uII in tI1c I UlIl'-C SIIIIHNCI' Schoo ' . I Ill .Immun 'Al Ol'R-C YUI'R I7Lf'ItIIRIQ SJXINI KNIGIII, Vrvs, l,Il1lIll' 4-II. O. Iinx 4 XVNI. I,. BAINIC, IIICC-I'l'Cs HIC TRIICIJ IIJXRI7 I1ll'Ii IIc'l'rIn'f' UID' A' - ,,. ul you ull Wllll' fI'1tc' I'1st ni I1r ' Y 1 'nhl . I ull Q ull . I Impc' soy slu- sm' L'Vl'l'j'fIlIl1jj in sight 'I ..'..7.. c a HIC llfST I Xl'GlII'I7 IIz1l'l'y: Ati IIN- IIIIIICL' Iwt I' ' ' .. b.1tuuIz1y night my slrspcmlws Imrukc right in flu- mi4I1IIc' of tIw IIou1'. I 1211102 'And wvru- ' ' Il t you l'111I12lI'l'2lSSClI to aIcz1tI1? Harry: Not very. Bly l'UfJll11ll1ltC was wearing Il'1ll.II Vin A wAco sNs1-rruvuom oRGANuzEo IN uas4 ll 'M XLK' 'gf' .-3 'f1.f,4,g-.-. ' .4 -.... -- v E Qikgrxtf - isftz-'A-I --v-1.1 I--1 - -'-- ,- 1,7 xg- -- -, E, A lv ' - ' . ' Q. -1 v 1-:--fx ' 'L 'ZEN-an +4 '2 I , I ,Q L1 .0 ,W .,,. , I --.ex ' - i f- A-. '- v 'tx .53 uzW kL. : pf. Q I, I' 'in jf. in '- Ii i I Ea- H 51 -1 i' 'K 1 H ,V ' II 3 I 2'-G' In ,kv , Nx fn t I' ' II' ,-fit' ,::f ff 'r' ,-Vii-ff -T? 'X-QYL- -'ig -1Q4?Q5Q 511.47 '- 2,2-:. -' ff' f-,P-,, .. TBM Qmnmsljs IISPIPMPL MEM ttll 6-Bottle Carton ii I2 Mlm -75229 '51fPP1'll- Xtw' QW' Q . Qi? il wiggli .mL9uLaL26wm, HMDHMW lil .. 1 ,'.Q . 122112 A21'-'1A ziig ' ff 15 FEI' ff ' ' ' I W9 A Q 5 W t f Nw ll 'HA' iiai i .11v':,fA' 1 '- 1 f Q . 1 i my rlvm 4 tennis Xl DNN' YOL' l'NlJl'fRS'1'.-'XX IJ l 1'zink Yowell wipccl his ln'rsw. The qnc-stion rezul: 'lllclinc zu lmlt Illltl :i nn! intl explain the difft-rt-ncc, if any. lfinally lic Wrote: HA bolt is a thing like Z1 stick ot haul invtzil snfli as iron witli :1 sqnzitc linncli on one vntl :incl il lot ol SC1'2lfCl1lIlg,f wonnfl zirrnincl tlic 0IllL'l' cncl. A nnt is sinnlzn' to 1 little Clnlnli of iron saxvt-tl off sliott with wrinlclcs aronntl tlic insiflc' of tlic liolcfl Um' Silzwrz' 1l'vi.Y,lI'X SAC H'S S PEC l ALTY SHOP BHAi1WfPARLoR LISNA HORNITS 5017 Austin XXYCINIC 713 Austin Plionc 17511 Cnr Very Best Wlishcs and Congrzltulations to 1942 Class Z,Uolf5l'Ulorisf AUSTIN AVENUE AT mm SUI'-z'1,11ff flll' l 111'1lfl'i', Hliyffl Sfifmof Slllrfvzilx for U'1'z'r 512 ,'yl'lll'.l' THE WACO EW E-TRIBU 0 AND T1 E -HER LD 30,000 Readers in the Riehest Field in the Great Southwest hollow the Tigers ami other XVaeo High athletie teams on the sport pages of the NCXK'S-,1xl'ii3LlI1C SL Times Herald. Monnig's 'IIIIC I RIICNIJI,Y STORE 604 Austin Avcnuc VVACO, 'VIQXAS .-X. P. cI,X5'I'II,I.U, Piumi-. IIIIUYIQ I3 'I'ONY'S AZTEC CAFE oRiciiNAi, ivuex1c'AN RICS'I'Al7RAN'II Sit! .M's'l'iw VVAt'o, 'IW 'Q X VVILLIIXMS DRUG CO. 'l'lz1'1'1f lfll'IlfIUlIA' in Warn Ainivzililv Iiuilclingg-I'Ii1:m' 57 IlI'UIChSI1IIIllI Iiuiltliug Superior I,iIc Iiuilt Plinne Q5 Pliunc ixoX Iini, The Progress IAXIINIJICRIQRS IJRY CI,ICANICRS ANIJ IJYICR9 Ifl I R STI IRAC IIC Th 1' lJl'Ufjl'4'.YA' lljflj' l'ft'fI.i'i'.i ' Puuxiz 15mm Ifiuxi4i.ix .vr i7'i'ii REASON FOR COLLAPSIC R111 BL'I'IlII2IllSl'IIZ I'VVIiat do the ruins of zuificiit Egypt rt-ally provt-? vliziriot into tlic' ggnrztgc. vt.: -7.3 C:u'i'oII H.: Aiu'iciit Fgyptizui wives insistmI on Iiztviiig si shot :it hzwkiiig tlic . . ,, S'I'AINI,FSS STICAI, Crab: I say, oIiI fellow, why on czu'tIi em- you wzisliing your spuun in youi Iiiigc-1'-bowl ?H Nut: IDU mu think I want to vet eifff :1II over mx' wicket? . b br- , I PHONE ibuu I iuxi4i,i1x 70 OBINSON E . AVENUE LU MBER,wALL PAPER, PAINTS HARDWARE. VARNISHES S4 ENAMELS WAco.TzxAs There iii' fl IIff11f6rir1l Diffe1'cl1rrt ' ' ,I f'1f!!f 'f in :Iwi-D '177i T1'i'gr17fr THE FIR T TIO L BA NVACO, TEXAS KJl l lCl'fRS QX. 'lf CI,ll- NJN, fjllfljflilllll nf flu' lfmlfff Rfmlrr. li. I,l'l'RliIi Iixlzlalsux Ii. xV.XI'l'I l'1'4'.fIflr'f1f f,'rz.vi1i1'f If. KX. l Lowlfus -I. T. XV1l.l,ls in'-l'f'f'.s'i1l4'11t mul Trust Uffirw' ,'l.vxixf111zt Cf1.s'l1ir'1' limi. H. SHISRAIAX XV. A. LANMNG I'ir'f'-P1'r'.vi11r'11f ,'1.u'isfa11f Cvflfllifl' BERT l'15RRY XV. Emu. HARRISON Ivjt'l'-Pl'l'.S'il1l'lZf flxxisfzzllt fff1.vl1ir'r H. I . S.xl1'1'H lilllfiffll' C!XI'l'lxAI, AND sulumus f1,ooo,o0o.00 JIUIIIIIVI' l L'llt'l'l1f lDf'f7U.Ylwl lll.Vlll'lIlIl'1' Cfn'jmrr1lm11 DIAMONDS VVATC H ICS SILVE RWA RE ON COXVENIIQXT TERMS Again li. l 1'ecl X Son was selected VVz1co High jeweler for their beznitiful 19.1.2 class ring. L. Fred 81 Son 307 .'1UST1N AVENUE Ufuvr 48 Ymrs In Same Lomzfifm BLANTGN 'S W21CfJ,S Distinctive Flower Shop 11119 AL's'1'1N Avis. 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