Weinert High School - Bow Wow Yearbook (Weinert, TX)

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CLASS HISTORY THIS CLASS HAD ITS START IN HE YEAR OF 1931 A FATHER LARGE CLASS STAPTED, BUT ONLY TNO REMAIN, DAVID SANDERS AND HARLAN WEINERT ONE BY ONE THIS CLASS HAS GATHERED INDIVIDUALS THROUGH THE YEARS CHARLOTTE FROST JOINED THIS PROGRESSIVE CLASS IN THE FIFTH GRADE WALLACE AYCOCK BECAME A MEMBER IN 1936 RUTH WIGLEY AND JUANITA GORDY BECAME MEM ERS IN 1927 VERA MAE HASTEY AND EDGAR YELSO FELL IN LINE IN TIME TO GRADUATE FROM WEINERT GRADE SCHOOL WHEN THIS CLASS ENROLLED IN HIGH SCHOOL MANY NEW FACES WERE SEEN GPANCER JENKINS AND VERNA FAY STPICFLAND CAME FROM LONE STAR 'LLIE STEvART FROM LAYE CREEY KATHYFN SANDERSON, RULE FREDERICE ANDERSON FROM MEYER CLARA AND MAPIE PETERS FROM DINNIS CHAPEL THE FOLLOWING YEAR NETTIE ROUTEN FFOM BRUSHY EULICE BOOE FROM MUNDAY CLARENCE SPARKMAN FROM DALHART THIS YEAR THF CLASS ADMITTED SIX NEW STUDENTS TO THE ROLF JOE GRAY, SUNSET MERLE MULLENDORE, STEVENSON, WASHING ON EVA GRAY, BENJAMIN GLORIA WELSH, HASYELL AND DELPHIA LAIN JOE WELLS, FPOWEL THESE TWENTY FIVE STUDENTS LEAVE W H S AND AMBITIONS REALILING THE DOSSIBILITIES THESE STUDENTS ARE PLANNING AND HOHING FOR TE ONLY HAVE A FEW MORE DAYS IN DEAR OLD W LIFE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THAJY ALL FIND THOUGHTS AND CONSIDERATIONS IT IS WITH RLGRET THAT NE GO, BUT WE MOVE OUT AND MORE IN TO FILL OUR SHOES WITH HIGH HOPES OF THE FUTURE, THE BEST SINCE H s , WE noun OF You FOR VOUF IN OUP JUNIOR YEAR WE PUT ON THE JUNIOR PLAY, THE MOST OUTSTANDING PLAY OF THE YEAR WE ALSO SPONSORED THE JUNIOR ENIOP BANQUET VHICH PPOVED TO BE ENOPNOIS SUC CFSS JUDGE J C DAVIS WAS LARGELY PESPONSIBLE FOR THIS AFFAIR BEING A SUCCESS, AND TO HIM WE EXTLNL OUR THANKS AND APPRECIATION IN OUR SENIOR YEAR WE DID SEXLRAL THINGS ONE OF WHICH WAS TO TAFE AN ACTIVE PAPT IN THE FOOTBALL BANQUET 'E OWE THANFS TO DEAN BOGEP OF MCMURRY FOR GIVING US A SDLENDID ADDRESS ON THIS OCCASION OUR TEAM HAD A SUCCESSFUL BASYETBALL SEASON, AND OUR CLASS CONTRIBUTED A MAJOP PAIT OF THE MATERIAL LATER ME PRESENTED THE ENIOR PLAY, 'THE NIGHT OWL FORWAID TO NITH rEEv ANTICIPATION THEY ARE OUR SENIOR PLAY, OUR AN'UAL TRIP TO BENTON, GRADUATION EYEPCISE AND LAST, BUT NOT LEA T, OUP SENIOR TRIP ALL THROUFH OUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS VE HAVE BEEN HELPID ALONG AND DIRECTED BY MR HINSON AAL MR LUFF IS IAL1FP HAS ALSO LOVE A LARGE S4APL IN BPINGIMG US TO THE POINT OF GRALUAT ON WE OFP P OUR THANrS ANL APPRECIATION TO THESE TEACHERS, AND TO M DAVIDSON, NHO HAS WOPYED SO DTLIGENTLY ND ACCOMPLISHED SO MUCH FOR THE SENIOR CLASS TO ALL OF TPE, JD HF OTIEP AEA ER OF H FACULTY, MAY LIFE BE HAPPIER AAD MORE COMPLE E TO THE STUDENTS NHO WILL FOLLOW IN OUP STEPS, WE WI' ATL THE SUCCESS ANL HAPPIJESS HAT MAY BE FOUND IN LEAP OLD W H S , AND WITF FED REUPET E LFAVT 1ER DOOPS L m - A - A I A . . . ld I 5 . I I V A A A A A uf AA A A A .A A - A A . A A . , A 0 ' A 'A l I Q 1 1 A - , A A ' ' . ' 1. A 1 n 4 4. I ' K rn 0 , 'r 1 , . A - . - 1 A A . 1 AJ. A., . . . . ' A Q - A I r A AJA. A V A , . . . . 1 v A Af. . A . A . A A . ' A . E T' v- ' 4 . A A A . ' . 1. , A ' ' . ' ' -Q A A 1 uv 1 y - LA A I I A A v . !1Al A A ll., LJ 4.1 0 U n - A A, A A 1 L , 3, A A- K . . , . ,W , . A . . A A . - . 1 A W 1 11 . V A A ' A ' ' A 1 - ' R 'A 1 I A. U A 1 .,' ' A U A, A A . A A . . - -I' S A A '- ' - .W FOR THE FUTURE THERE ARE FOUR THINGS WE ARE LOOKING 1 A A '1 I' I . A . nv v A v. . 1 Aa - A ' - AA . , R Q f' ' A, A A . , A A R T 'I I ' .' . . A I . A . U: . P L-. . . A 5 V-A - - A A A A . A A . 7 .X , All v . Af A -. A I- A AA . A.. A . H u 1 A - . A U A 1 A A A.: A A fx., l L Y I A L I A v ,An m , L 1 my ug A-3 rr- 17 -' A . fu A A. A. A. A A. Af , A, 1 A -A Au v A- r A4 A 1 A A v 0 A I' A ' ' ' ' A . ' SH 'A v 'V' 1: ' A.A -. A A A . A . x 'v 'v P Af' '11 -, .' T .. A- . , A -.., . A I n I., A.. A . .

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As is the custom of all senior classes to will their characteristics to the students who are to follow The class of 1941 does hereby bequeath to the following Eva wills her sunny disposition to Lona Mae Sanders Jaunita wills her name as being president for third term to Roosevelt Grancer wills his touchdown catches to J L Tolliver David wills his place as being most valuable boy to Burnard Cooley. Edgar wills his straight A card to Leo Beason. Clarence wills his basket-ball ability to Ray Lowe Marie wills her personality to Ruby Drinnon. Clara wills her lmmor to Ehilip Cadenhead Fredrick wills her drawing ability to Ladelle Welch Joe Gray wills his quiet disposition to Paul Nelson Joe Wells wills his athletic ability to Hubert Crouch Wallace wills his speed as a irl catcher to Cornelius Strickland, Vera Mae wills her acting abi ity to Brooksy Holt. Gloria wills her sweet disposition to Gloria Kane. Nettle wills her good behavior to Margmet Therwhanger Charlotte wills her popularity to Peggy Palmer Delphia wills her ever present grin to Willodene Vaughn Merle wills his mustache to Homer Ray Muston Imrcelle wills her beautiful hair to Evelyn Gorcw Verna Faye wills her neatness to Margie Cooper Kathryn wills her class interest to Pauline Sanderson Allie wills her timidity to Minnie Pearl Hodgins Ruth wills her good posture to Irene Havran Eulice wills his height to Everton B. Hosea Harlan wills some of his size to Weldon walker ulllnff 721 llf'f A if A if ' I ,na I ee f ?i!,tffLof zz rnf V Lflz CL LU C4906 Ubud di' 140 f fafffffw fl 'iv-ffl, j!,.f.?fl 4,4 f f Wadi Liora Spdacflfaqlf f1,a,Wc,oU ,1W..fE.,.f-of dd lf? 75,1 ffillf wife fy? M Q ' o o ' 0 0 0 ' s o e ' o ' l Q ' 0 ' c - 0 ' 0 ' h 0 ' n e ' e af at , 1 eff X lf! I VL,?1v'1,7l,, QP H. 'Arita ff' s w v ' , 1 L dflccfkkf' ,J 5-2 iff! z ja.:-c ' P' 41.4 11-5 , y L f V Z ff , f A 1 Zf,g13L4f ws, aff 1 if Z77,5g7,Lf'fZ, ,Aw f,!f1f11nffaf.f ffo C. J o 1 1 , - . , e f ,V .1 I 7 4 if 3 ,, Y W - - Y . I f. Q ,y Z I 6 gg g K lg k 'C A ' CL Z' V If 1,22 Q ' 4-X 47 QQ I . 7' Q aff L Q5 J fy , f A f' u I s y 77 ' ' jr X V X . ' '7k ' I I 1.12 A