Webster High School - Web Yearbook (Webster, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1946 volume:

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Also the future curriculum will be presented so as to neces- sitate four years of high school attendance. . With the first week of school began a procession of schedule changes which kept stu- Qi dents and teachers Jumping to guess where anyone was supposed to be at a given time After a long service record of thirteen years Mr V G Iackson prin cipal of the high school librarian and teacher of science and history handed in his resignation It was with surprise and regret that the Webster student body ac cepted this news Mr Iackson was an excellent and most popular teacher An event of the year was the reorganization of a pep squad under the sponsorship of Mrs Clark Forty two girls elected cheer leaders and twirlers drilled a snappy routine and at the season s third game paraded the purple and gold and gave vocxferous support to the football team which already displayed championship style Betty Ross lcet Virginia Yates Virginia Hutton and Beulah Corbin were elected cheer leaders Lela Mae Cox was chosen drum maior Genevieve Curry Dorothy Moon Weira Maupin Darlene Morris and Bobby Strasding were twirlers. Little Ianis Toney was selected as mascot for the pep squad. In addition to the activities at the games all of which the squad attended after organizing the girls conducted pep rallies on the school steps. The band in uniforms also attended the games making a bus load of sixty whooping Websterites to advertise Wi dcat victories between home and each rival's stadium. R To accommodate the drill time in the schedule for the pep squad and ac- 'Y tivity period revolving to successive periods through the week was estab- lished. While the girls marched, the football players had skull practice and other students made square-knot belts and other string products or studied. Social occasions of the first month were the football dances held after the home games. The first of five entertainments brought to Webster by the school board was a musical program presented by the Charm Quartette from. Dallas. K 3,49 -vm Q 3 Qu , . 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Lela Mae was also chosen president of the Choral Club which ,met daily under Mrs. Boyle and included 45 students. The chorus participated in the Fine Arts Festival and pro- duced an operetta. However, the important election of this organizing period was that for officers in the stu- dent government. The candidates were heard in assembly before the students registered in the civics room and made their selections. Dorral Davis was elected presidentg Weira Maupin, vice-president, and Ieanette Stras- ding, secretary. Representing classes and organizations on the council were Charles Lamb T.ela Mae Cox, Charles Brummerhop and Peewee Burns ' Football dances after games were planned by the council but its main attention was :entered on schemes for a successful Sadie Hawkins day. Whispers of autumn through the season were denied as Websterites celebrated in brief costumes the anniversary of the hill-billy spinster. The Li'l Abners and Daisy 'Mae's returned to school in the evening for a dance. The usual dogpatch style of forward women was no- ticeable. Darlene Morris and Charles Lamb with Weira Maupin and Buddy Hawkins were chosen most typical Li'l Abners and Daisy Mae's, sothey were married and properly kissed by all concerned. This made up for the absence ofsugar in the lemonade. ,October saw the strangest new report card issued at the six weeks period. Instead of number grades, teachers issued marks of S forsatisfactory with a few H's for with high hon- ors. Mildred Emert, Ioan Galloway, Chlotiel Nelson, Virginia Hutton, Ida Lou Quinn, Melvin Barcelo, Mary Ieanne Bracewell and RhodaDee Parke received H's this year. The seniors were entertained Halloweennight by their sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Clark. After the party most of Webster's students at-tended the midni ht show in La Porte. There Q the loudest pep-rally of the year spontaneouslydeveloped in the theater. Q Q 1 f mmm Z' A Q LL! .. 'Y 2 C, 2 ---M1 9 dl Q WQ Q eahvfli-Pi, '1 X61 STUDENTS MEn..vlN BAT2-CELO :DA Lou Oumm RHODE DEE PAl2l4E Mmonzep Emarcr' ,JO ANN GALLOWAY Cl-!L.OT'l EL. NELSON MAIZY JEAN BRACEWELL. VIRGINIA HUTTON 4 icq. November began with a bang that was near tragedy but turned out hu- morous to everyone but Iames Connor. This intrepid gunsman shot off his toe while duck hunting cmd was carried to his home in brave style by Ed Smith. Talk of the 1946 annual began and the Iuniors and Freshmen sold peanuts and pop at the football games to raise the class shares on the expense tor The Web . The Iuniors also raised enough money for the Iunior-Senior banquet. The public speaking class presented two one-act plays at assemblies. In Under the Surface were Virginia Noble, Buddy Hawkins, Beulah Cor- bin, Louie Brown, Donald Davis, Betty Ellen Baker, Ida Lou Quinn and Arthur Hughes. This play was repeated for the P.T.A. with Genevieve Curry playing in Ida Lou's place. In Rising Flood were Francis Iamison, Wayne Lehew, Ida Lou Quinn, Arthur Hughes, Virginia Yates and Dorral Davis. fhe band also performed, representing the school at the opening of Klecka's Grocery Store in Dickinson. Mrs. Nancy Thomason, who had been filling in as history teacher and librarian since Mr. Iackson resigned, was relieved by Miss Ida Mae Hawkins, a trained librarian. When squad duties were over the girls busied themselves organizing Pep' an Athletic Club sponsored by Mrs. Campbell. A basketball team practiced during the lunch period and was lead by Beulah Corbin. The boys at Bayland Home entertained the Webster P.T.A. at open house, displayed their home arrangements and presented a program. The school observed the first'Thanksgiving Day and was ready for a rest. i 1 1 3 1 -.1 l l - -X-Xi,-we 'hr , M nf 'F rf! V AK W' f if .2-.'5 ,.f':-'5 g'. -' 7 A I I bf fy 'RATS' 1- ,,. iw -IP 'A' ir 1 hwy- Q I 4 .. At the first assembly in December Webster- ites heard the Rev. Boles speak on perfection. He told students that practice at one's con- scious best makes perfect. Good news arrived from the Taylor En- graving Company who promised to print the 1946 annual. A different activity program was initiated. For a half hour each day students had,their choice of dancing, safety instructions, science programs. staaecraft or newspaper work. The basketball team organized and be- gan a rather successful season. The P.T.A. entertained the pep squad by taking them to a movie in Houston. The football boys also enjoyed the movie under the aus- pices of the Webster Chamber of Commerce. In the evening the season's final football banquet was served in the home economics rooms to honor the Webster Wildcats-co-dis- trict champions. Mr. Morrs Frank was the speaker. The seniors began to realize their time grew short as cap and gown pictures were returned and busy class meetings were held over the selection of class rings. The Student Council planned a Christmas program. Dorral Davis played Santa Claus for the' grade school. A tableau of music and lights depicted Christmas scenes while Peewee Burns read a poem written by Mr. Clark. A gift for each member of the high school was distributed from under the decorated tree in the auditorium. The tree was given tc the Webster Church and the students scattered to their homes to end the year of 1945. days Ianuary found stu- dents held close to school work preparing for the semester's end. Number grades were issued for the first time. WEBSTER HIGH SCHOOL WEBSTER, TIXAS R E P 0 R T C A R D -' gsu ject Year and Semeger I In the Teacher's Opinion. I H ' ' STUDE'N'l -'i'iXME arena ard six wzmcs i Does his best l Could do some better ' Could do much better i Makes no effort 5 Achievement Semester Average H-With High Honors S4Satisfactory ' I-Improving U-Unsatisfactory - L-,...l,..E .1 Z' -,. Teachers Signature Both girls and boys had regular bas- ketball practice, and the boys played one or two games with other schools every week. Mrs. Clark became girls' basketball sponsor. After the Christmas holi- Mrs. Mary Key took a leave when her husband returned from overseas. Mrs. Arlyne Weber substituted for her until the end ot the month. It was in January that all the students in Webster School who were interested in music were taken to Houston to enjoy a special program put on by the Houston Symphony Orches- tra. On Ianuary 3l Mrs. Margaret McWhirter took leave for the rest of the year, and Mrs. Weber became the first grade teacher. Work was started on the Shakespeare production which was presented in assem- bly on lanuary 29. Later the program was expanded to in- clude bcmd and choral con- :erts iff Q G23 p . J-, A ' 'tai' Lil 3 V - -:S -mv 1 'nv 1 v x ' . .N W ., '. f .fu ,F ,ig . .,, i . rw- -k sf . - 5: A . N ' 1 ,. Ann ' .. 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Starred as Macbeth was Wayne Lehew, Lady Macbeth, Betty Allen Baker, Iuliet, Virginia Hutton, Romeo, Ed Smith, Petruchio, Donald Davis, Katherine, Genevieve Curry, Portia, Io An Galloway, and Shylock, Mike Alexander. Ida Lou Quinn sang a song from Cymbeline. The supporting cast was Bobby McShan, Iames Connor, Frances Iamison, Mildred Emert and Mary Ieanne Bracewell. Peter Larabee managed the scenery. The second semester Student Council was elected: Wayne Lehew, presi- dent, Donald Davis, vice-president, Gene Stewart, secretary. Representing the classes and organizations were: Buddy Hawkins, Peter Larabee, Arthur Hughes, Andrew Rendon, Benny Kagawa and Lela Mae Cox. Carl Hollingsworth came home from the Marines. The Sophomore class arranged the Hubba Hubba Club in the H. E. room and entertained on Valentine night. Genevieve Curry made the social spotlight with a slumber party at her home. ,li n I l AM Myxvvx M7 5 l 0 fri Fw li, ' ,J . 5 ,y . fQ1lil'.m5,-3 2 jr f 1 rf 1 , . 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A basketball tournament between the communities of the school district decided Webster to be the champions. Long hours of saring training began after school each day. Skull practice was held at noon. Miss Emeline Bogue, a professional act- ress, presented a program of monologues and a scene from The Taming of the Shrew. April Fool Day was celebrated in tradi- tional style by an all-school picnic in Gal- veston. The bus left Webster at nine. Stu- dents spent the day swimming, bicycling, skating, eating and attending movies. They left the beach at six-thirty. The rest of the week was a busy one as students rushed to prepare the annual for the April 6 deadlinefa one-act play for district meet, April 5, and an operetta for performance, April ll. t H t Virginia Noble, Wayne Lehew, David Burns and Darlene Morris were cast in Write Me a Love Scene , the onefact play in which they won the district meet. Iimrny Larabee, Ida Lou Quinn, Melvin Borcelo, Iimmie Woodard, Arthur Hughes, Iean Stewart and David Burns were principles in T he Pirates of Penzance , produced by the Cho- ral Club. The Web goes to press on the schedule for the rest of April are a Freshman party, band recital and Senior kid-day. 47? ,A BIDISTRIC T TEA PICKED Rolanus XX co rm L1 A 'lol O s t who fmlshcd n an the D1st1 el new clctlued to b I ALL STAR 1Tomn BY Gf'?t?JP If NH' VV f'U.'5Llr1l 131531-no f F111 WIOIILD' K xml D S' h8mD10 1 eb tex was se WK mm, ected to xc-prcsrn tl 0 dlStTlCt ll 1 dlstrlct plat agam t Pasade U istrlct 28 A wmner by the ct 27 A committee at a me onday night at the Housto ,fm Ihe commmttee desxgnated ' A as the d1str1ct s representa .M Websfef Leftef n the play off because Web: t Aldxne 7 to 0 Date and Sl f the Webster Pasadena game ar to be decrded The DlStFlCt 27 A committee als lected all dxstrxct teams On th irst team, Aldme placed four grxd Webster three and Crosb C ar Bayou two each first team Ends, Manu Cedar Bayou, and Melvin Aldine Tackles, Wxlliam awklns Webster and Wyatt stings Cedar Bayou Guards land Mazac, Crosby, and Ken eth Hood Aldme Center, Her rt Lee Aldxne B Gene lller Crosby Law urn ebster Dorral D am Cornwell Al Second team ebstel and S Q me -1. , By Webs er Score,7 0 A hustlmg Webster Wxldcat leven handed the Aldme Mus ngs then' flrst defeat of the sea n Frxday mght at Webster wxn mng by a 7 to 0 score and throw ng the Dxstrxct 27 A race wide Jpen The Wrldcats scored on a 7 yard march aftex the openx ckoff Pee Wee Burns shppx ound end for the touchdo I urns also plunged ov xtra pomt Burns carrled sev I mal Davxs tw1c ve whxch saw ark up four straxg Aldme threaten od when an aerx ebster Turn ypress F a1r an The Webster Wxldcats blan SH S X If Named at D1n f 1. 1 1 ba qnet honoxm s past fall wan the no T e Webqtel V ,dmtg O lhl ofD1a111r 4' 'lr and 'Nw X oe Rur lm and ll x ugh Benny Km-:ana IQ lmn of lhe 1 am 1 vs 1 erm A H1 onlv 117 pounds ll a nal 1 s lme bar lll,, Q A arlona has dropped mme 'Ins :pawn and ha sa AA 9 'llmnmw non opener rl l f P X 0 VF-hs hx Dem Park 1-1 pmns l' , P am f 9 re resented the dl lllll 111 thc 1 re k U d 1 H m o 1 The pluckx grxdsrers whoa lng was a grcat reatuze of 1 trlct 27 A Lampamn wet bv the P T A asv cmtlon ster, and frned mhxelwn an tnmmmg. compuscrl the ful menu C ach C B Plldllll the Wudcats not onlx l :rl '91 8 flight Al Xkmlr-lf! 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' -Q' 3 Lo roun Q ' ' . - ' ' . 3 Bich scored W9 wuch own' ftfalf-ht m ',dO -5- - , Burns ower runmng bac P a s a cl e Webster la y Ton: s Fagles and W .,, ay tomght at th um for the Cla moxonshxp Ga Q ff er of the tantlal ,one oi a and as h e altac .nshed ln a fxr rAld ne m the Dlstr 'ld vx aa awarded t rlesent the dlstlxct off because of a xxcto .dmc Dural Dans and Pe 1 1P.lCT CHAA4p of 'ON Webster had a hne team and a swell season thrs year The W1ldcats were co champrons of d1str1ct 27 A and were selected to represent the dtstrtct ln a br d1str1ct game wtth Pasadena The season s hrst game and vlctory was w1th Analeton Webster rolled up a 21 O wxn w1th team work payrng off The game wlth Deer Park was a I3 O loss non conference Defeated once the W1ldcats became a lrttle more careful but not qutte enough Cedar Bayou won by the very narrow margtn of one po1nt The score was 7 6 Dorral Dav1s was re strtcted from the game w1th an mjured knee unt1l the last tew mrnutes of play Then the W1ldcats went for a smashmg 33 O vxctory over Cypress Fatrbanks wxth the 'whole team clicking lrke a mach1ne The game was played rn the ram In the hfth game Webster rtpped the Crosby Butts for a 21 13 wm The game started off wrong w1th the Buffs scormg 1n the hrst three mtnutes of play Then the team started to oper Ente Wrth a wtnmng determmatton the W1ldcats battled down the held to score three ttmes or a wm Ther' came vrctory number tour 1n one of the most spectacular games of the year the Wibster W1ldcats conquered the West Columbta Roughnecks 14 0 another non conference xg t The W1ldcats showed a determmahon to w1n early 1n the game The Roughnecks scored hrst on a West Columb1a pass wrth a short run to score Webster then took the ball and behtnd good blocktng Pee Wee Burns marched to the three yard hne Dorral Dav1s carr1ed the ball over nght end to score The extra po1nt was made by a pass from Benny Kagawa to Burns After gett1ng possession of the ball the W1ldcats agatn marched down the held to score vvinh an 18 yard run by Bums around left end Myers made the extra pomt wlth a center p unge Webster made 12 hrst downs to West Columbtas s1x West Columb1a completed two West Columbxa one The game w1th Tomball was a 13 O w1n for Webster wlth Kagawa scormg hrst from the one yard hne Kagawa then passed to Pee Wee Burns for the extra po1nt Dorral Dav1s then brought tn the hnal score of the game from the three yard l1ne The W1ldcats handed the Aldxne Mustangs the1r hrst defeat for the year and opened the way for the d1str1ct champxonshtp The W1ldcats scored on a 75 yard march after the openmg hckoff wxth Burns sl1pp1ng around end for the score Dav1s plunged over for the extra po1nt Burns carrxed the ball seven tlmes and Dav1s tw1ce tn the drlve whrch saw the Wtldcats mark up four stralght hrst downs The Mustangs threatened 1n the thrrd quarter wtth an aer lal attack whtch carrled to the Webster 18 yard hne but the W1ldcats held and took over on the1r own 13 Then came the long awaited LaPorte game wrth the W1ldcats playmg a very pretty game The openmg kxckoff found us on our own three yard hne Burns ran to the 15 yard l1ne for a f1rst down Then came one of the spectacular runs of the year On the second play of the game Dav1s ran 85 yards for a score Alter submlttmg to a drxve whxch saw LaPorte score Dav1s scored agam The attempt at the extra po1nt taxled Buddy Myers was taken out of the game at thts pomt and Charles Brown substxtuted Brown scored from the hve The Burns brothers brought 11 all the scores wrth Dav1s runmng an extra po1nt Webster was then hed w1th Aldtne for the champ1onsh1p of the d1str1ct Webster was chosen to play the bm d1str1ct game w1th Pasadena The blg game was played at Pasadena wttnessed by 4 O00 fans Although defeated 20 6 the Wrldcats made a good show1ng agamst such odds w1th Burns Dav1s and Kagawa play 1ng the1r best Dav1s tore off a 26 yard gatn to the Pasadena four Burns brought xt to the two Then Dav1s scored I-hs attempt at extra po1nt fatled Through superb coachmg and team work Webster made a very n1ce show1ng thxs year . , o 1 -I ' I - l , I I ' ' I f' - . . .. . . ' n I DCISSGS, Webster two. Webster intercepted three passes. 'Webster received tour penalties. Q . .L . . - . - Q ... E , lb W 49 3' . . . . ,,.. ,, -..'f.k,Qd!v 5. K .. Pee 'Wee Burns, Benny Kagawa, Buddy Myers, Dorral Davis, Wayne Lehew. Iimmy Larrabee, Buddy Hawkins, Donald Davis. Eddie Smith, Gene Tones, Bill Dickerson. X S liiii -lllf' 3 'iw . 4, A ' . ,. W. -- .,f Q , 'We , , , ' W '-rf' -iw 1 . 4 Charles Brown, Charles Lamb, Andrew Hendon, David Burns, Bill Dickerson, Donald Young, Iimmy Woodard, Paul Schwander, Iames Hughes, Iohn Robert Roark, Billy Ray Iones. uiiunnsnnnsnnqniuunqqnnnqnuugnununununnn- v f . I - FOOTBALL ! r X4 4 I ff 2 gl I v I ! I X ,W K, ox 0 1 1 l V x r X If Af A XX ! Coach Roland, Charles Brown, Cecil Dodd, Donald Young, Melvin Barcelo, Iimmy Larrabee, Robert Nicol, Andrew Rendon, Arthur Hughes, Mgr., Eddie Smith, Buddy Myers, Billie Ray Iones, Iohn Robert Roark, T. I, Dick, Iimmy Woodard, Buddy Hawkins, Charles Lamb, Wayne Lehew, Dorral Davis, Gene Iones, Iohn lawrence Burns, Ben-ny Kagawa, Donald Davis UJEBSTEI2. ' LUILDCFNTS 5 BAS ETB LL Virginia Noble, Leia Mae Cox, Ieeanette Strasding, Weira Maupin, Genevieve Curry, Lorraine Beyer, Darlene Morris, Beulah Corbin. Lyndell Lehew. Lor- raine Bever, Ioyce Hicks. Wayne Lehew Editor Virginia Hutton Asst Editor Lorraine Beyer Art Editor Ida Lou Quinn Editor- Lyndell Lehew Asst. Editor' Donald Davis Ioke Editor Sylvia Galloway Art Editor- lack Felts Sports Editor. if .ha 4,1 Dorral Davis, Wayne Lehew, Charles Brurrimerhop, Weira Maupin, Buddy Myers, Charles Lamb, Iearmette Strasdmg. STUDENT COUNCIL Dorothy Arm Morris, I. B. Buckles, Allene Dodd GRAAAAAAII SCHOCDL. STUDENT COU NCI L.- gwcwfz, Zmwd Qwnnwh Bmw UAMJQQLA .til P Lelcx More Cox, President Virginia Hutton, Vicerpresidentg Ioan Meyers, Secy. 016.5 D B WWW bl 'W Mr. P. H. Greene, Mrs. W. L. Boyle BA. Mrs TTGVIS B Campbell Mrs. Rodney A. Clark AW? Q Q . M. A.-Supermtendent 'Q Mr. Alan K. Weber M.A.-Prmcipdl Mrs. Edward Bally Mr. Rodney A. Clark Mrs. Ray Carter 'QV , 45 I , gh lf! lv' Mrs. Emma Guiberteau Mr. M. H. Muennink ff 'ifriu u BA. and MA. MA. , if M'- 1 QVQ jf if MISS lla Mae Hawkms Mr. Olxver I. Reaves B.S. in L.S. BA. Mrs. Marv Key Mr. Carol B. Roland B.A. B.S. ibn J Rl N fx ' ' N 1' 4 H N 4- 69 K9 : ' ' ' 1 Mrs. Lela Ledford Evelyn Sq-Qggins B.S. Sec. to Supt. fl' iii? Mrs. Margaret McWhirter Mrs. Bess-Taylor BH. - B.A. B.A. Prin. of Grade School I ' ,f f ff . 1, - A , if f W' YP WZ W L f W ,Il ' f . TW if f f Milf, f, , X!! Z X. f X . ff X Q Af , f f Z ,f x A f f x ' if ,fn X X .4 32732 of -, i G 5515432 Dorral Davis Wayne Lehew Football 43-44-45-46 Basketball 43-44-45-46 Pres. Stu. Council 45 Iunior Favorite 44-45 Pres. Iunior Class 44 King ot Web 45-46 Choral Club 45-46 Weira Maupin Stu. Council 44-45-45 Basketball 45-46 Football Sweetheart 45 Hi Life 45-46 Twirler 45 Annual Staff 44-45-46 ChoralClub 44-45 Sec. Freshman Class 43 Band 43-44-45-46 Pres. Stu. Council 4b Editor Web 45-46 ili Life Staff 45-46 Vice-Pres. Senior 45 Football 45-46 Dlav Dietrict Meez 46 Jeannette .Strasdmg Band 44-45-46 Student Council 45 Basketball 44-45-46 Choral Club 44-45 H. E. Club 43-44 if '57 1 4 3 K'-y IES 54 ik 11- hr. Mike Alexander Annual Staff 45-46 Choral Club 45-46 Shakespeare Play 45 Lorraine Beyer Queen Web. 45-46 Pres. Ir. Class 44-45 Sec. Sr, Class 45-46 Editor Hi Life 44-45 Choral Club 44-45 Band 42-43-44-45-46 Arnold Beckman Hi Lite 44-45 Mary Iearine Bracewell Hi Life 45-46 Honor Soc. 43-44-45-46 Annual Staff 44-45 Shakespeare Play 46 Charles Brown Vice-Pres. Sr. Class 46 Senior Favorite 45-46 Band 44-45-46 Football 44-45-46 Basketball 44-45-46 Louis Brown Band 43-44-45-46 Beulah Corbin' Sr. Class Fav. 45-46 Pep Squad Leader 45-46 Basketball 44-45-46 Hi Life 45-46 Band 40-41-42-43-44 Choral Club 44-45-46 Shakespeare Play 46 Iames Connor Football 44-45-46 Basketball 44-45-46 Shakespeare Play 46 Genevieve Curry Band 43-44-45 Twirler 43-44-45-46 Hi Lite Staff 45-46 Annual Staff 45-46 Sec. Ir. Class 44-45 Honor Society 44 Basketball 45-46 Choral Club 44-45-46 Shakespeare Play 46 William Hawkins Senior President 45 Honor Society 45 Football 43-44-45-46 Vice-Pres. lrs. 44 I9 an E ff- if ' Carl Hollingsworth Virginia Noble Football 42-43 Sec. Stu. Council Marine Corp 43-44-45-AR Pres. Soph. Class 43-44 V.-Pres. Ir. Class 44-45 Sec. Athletic Club 45-46 Choral Club 45-46 Pep Squad 45-46 Virginia Hutton Ida Lou Quinn Cheer Leader 45-46 Hi Life Staff 45-46 Soph. Class Fav. 44-45 Asst. Editor Web 45-46 Shakespeare Play 46 V.-Pres. Fresh. Class 43 Carolyn Hutchinson Annual Stall 43-44 Pep Squad 42-43 - Band 42-43-44-45-46 Choral Club 45-46 Francis Iamison Pep Squad 45-46 Hi Life Club 45-46 Choral Club 45-46 Shakespeare Play 46 Bobby McShan Football 43-44-45 Hi Life Staff 44-45-46 Annual Staff 44-45-46 Choral Club 44-45 Editor Hi Life 45-46 Annual Staff 45-46 Student Council 45-46 Choral Club 45-46 Shakespeare Play 46 Athletic Club 46 V.-Pres. Fresh. Class 43 Pep Squad 45-46 Honor Soc. 44-45-46 C. Quinn Paratroops, P.F.C. 45-46 Football 42-43 Pres. Sr. Class 44 Annual Staff 44-45 Hi Life Staff 44-45 Luwara Smith Football 44-45-4b Basketball 44-45-46 Vice-Pres. Soph. 44 Shakespeare Play 46 Virginia Yates Yell Leader 45-46 Athletic Club 45-46 Hi Life Staff 45-46 Choral Club 45-46 G- r's N :- 'Uv .-ez- ' C Buddy Myers Barbara Barnhart Iuanice Canon Donald Davis Bill Dickerson Mildred Emert lack Felts Ioan Galloway Nick Hammer ij 151235 Peter Croug Lcmrrcbee ju 'W 'YN 301 Rm-my Kczczcxwa vndell Lehew CN WR? Ns Iirnmy Leurabee Norma lean Langtorcx Rosa Lee Minter Rhoda Dee Parke Paul Schwanfie' all f Timmy Woodard 0'9 i Charles Brummerhop Iohrinie Mae Brummerhop David Burns Ierry Conrad T. I. Dick Ennis Farquhcrr Uorathv Goedecke Thelma Harrington Michael Head Sally Holmes Arthur Hughes Betty Ross TCM is Z 1 -O: 5 it 'f:'.:'U'f 'S' Don lez Reginal Ledbetter Mary Miller Dorothy Iean Moon Peggy McCormick Chlotiel Nelson Louise Pate Glenn Platzer Billy Porter Iohn Robert Roark lean Stewart lla Fay Turner Billie Warren E 3, Mi ' 551 I? , .f , or P- ' will Mo t - 7 'J ' -'F' :aff .41 1 lf :LW 1 aa' .Xl 4' . '!! V5 'Us 'Q' 'U' 'VT-1 3 NN. Frank Baxley Patty Balley Grace Barnhill AIICS Brown Rxta Buckles Bllly Caanan lean Ray Conklm Pat Connor, Lela Mae Cox Iohn Dewey Wynona Dlckerson Cecll Dodd Robert Felts, Sylvia Galloway Vernon G1ll1am Roy Hammock Ioyce H1cks Davxd Iester. Ll nf X 'W' f X MMM W W 4 4, ,I-5 ,.,.- Bi1ly,Ray Iones, Llharles Lamb, E1 Roy Langley, Rodney Larrabee, Barbara Martin, Darlene Morris, Ioan Myers, Robert Nichol, Norma lean Nob1e,',Dorothy Nell Oliver, R. B. Oliver, Lena Oddo, Louise Owens, Bobby,P1a'tzer,'Iene1l Pursewell, Andrew 'Rendon, Ioan Sykes, George Tabor, T. C. Williams. .-. Li WV! , ,,- 'CIT' E Barbara Ann Adler, Christine Beaver, Maudelle Buck,Thomas Calk, Anna Mae Canaanjimmy Chatterton, Betty lean Cripps, Allene Dodd, Roderick Foster, leanne Galloway, Elsie Lee Godwin, Don Greene, Betty Ioyce Hogan,Patsy Ann Z Iohnson, Kenneth Iones, Donald Ledbetter, Faye Lenox,Kenneth Mullins, Milton Roberts, Freder- ick Robinson, Ioann Schwander, Bobbie Strasding, Alec Wil- liams. gwmw QfZ5L6Z6 Leon Anders, Ioe Avant, Earline Anderson, Edward Lee Bailey, Iohn Birdwell, I. B. Buckles, Ierry Ann Bruce, Mike Connor, Ronny Cox, Ieannine Foster, George Galloway, Cecile Garcia, Maxine Gilmore ,Ray Lee Harper, Bonnie Holstein, Betty Iohnson, Franklin Kagawa, Eddie Kell, Betty lean LaFrance, Cecil McFarland, I. P. McShan, Belin Moon Lorraine Mitchell Dorothy Ann Morris Richard Nolley Bobby Pursewell Ioan Roark Iohn Snow Odell Snow Sudell Sykes Harry L Warren Ierry Williams fevenffz and fzgfzzffz grade Ronald Cox Dorothy Ann Morris Don Ledbetter Betty Ioyce Hogan hai QXZQLKE, K fffhxff V, f Max Augile, David Fas- ter, Don McFarland, Rob- ert Salloway Herbert Hannah, Billy Wayne Iones, Martha Kagawa Teddie Kill, Hay Mea- dows, Gary Merril, Mar- ilyn Pell, Ioan Skinner, Gerald Thomas, Mary Torres, Virgie Turley, Sammy Lou Walker. Iay Corbin, Gilbert Gonzales, Bobbie I. l-licks, Christian Kag- awa, Betty Love, Man- uel Luna, Louis Marti- nez, Mary Martinez, Manuel Moreno, Loren- zo Moreno, Gene Mc- Micken, Patricia Pell, Esther Reyes, De Los Tabor, Beverly Toney, Swgie Uyeno, Robbie Woodrome, Donnie Womack, David Cook. Q, Qfmde, is 4... X f'--' ax. E r as fa C wi U i ' n 'L . i k ,1'+- , ZLULCZ M2026 P' 4 A we HS: Melvaline Anderson, Ann Ianell Cox, Eddie Felder, Matiel Garcia, Charles Gilliam, Wan- da I. Goodwin, Dean Howell, George Lara. Ioseph Lawrence, Don- ald LeBlanc, Charlene Love, Henry Medina, Bobby Roland, Phyllis Saibara, Ioea Stamford, Bobby Don Vernon, Geraldine Iorclon. KA Li s-.AJ . ,fi Carl I. Allen, Iames H. Bailey, Nora Iean Bailey, Derin Barn- hill, Carl Carpenter, Al Clark, Van Ray Cox, Iudy Fleming, Eameal Holstein, Phillip Iohn- son, Ginger Kagawa, Sandra Key, Ella lane King, Edgar Love, Iimmie Luker, Sammy McFarland, David Phillips, Dana Quaidy, Iudy Saibara, Norma Rhea Siems. X a ,. fbi, P 'f Q Terry LeBlanc, Donald Beavers, Virginia Bruce, Keith Deuval, Maxie Faye Hannah, Anthony Harper, Bobby lohnson, Thomas lordon, Riki Parker, Oliver Penning- ton, Alan Platzer, Rob- ert Russell, Leon Siems, Sandra Southerland, Corrine Torres, Frank FT' OITSS, 9 Qfmde mf Qfwwdef f: .95 5... ,F-M Qu. 'sq- X ww HAIL WEBSTER HIGH' TO YOU WE LL BE TRUE WF LL FOLLOW YOUR STANDARDS THROUGH THE YEARS TO COME WE LL HONOR YOU SO HAIL TO OUR SCHOOL TO YOU WE LL BE TRUE AND CTO ON TO VICTORY FOR WEBSTER HIGH 'lf.r. 2-me n W II '55 .lf-X .d' 6 1 ,,..14..,, xl., ,j72mwf ffl Qf www iw L L 'I wok 1 o mouite J Ihr JI Gosh mow Search thu ll repov ,ou for the ov qome mio Hs Creotlo' We ole proud of the pow Mor of tm., book It rm Gb11lTY Wh1Ch hove H min our school cmmlol C hi ,Di