Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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1 HISTORY STU DE UTS HUD FHCU LTY

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Exceptionally brilliant talent blossomed forth in the jour- alism class in the year 1939. ns a matter of tact, most ol the genius was undiscovered until those beloved columns began to appear. nmbitious young cub reporters demonstrated such zeal in their worlz that the name of the COYOTE nEllJS became a byword in the conversation of every boy and girl in UJESH. The following is a summary of the worlz emerging from the efforts ol the journalism class. J. B. Johnson, Editor, Sports, FIS YOUTH SEES IT, HOBS d'OEUVRE . . . Dan L. Underwood, Flssistant Editor, Inter- views, Editorials . . . H. P. Hodge, Jr., nssistant Editor, Debate news. . . Jodelle Gaines, Feature Editor, FLHSHES EBOfn UJFSH. national Honor Society. Joe Heesee, EXCHnnGE, CnmPUS CHFIT, THIS STRHHGE UJOBLD, HOLLYLUOOD GBHB BHG, Obit- uaries . . . nnn Oalzes, Literary Editor, nssembly, SPOB, LITEBHBY CORNER . . . Betty Beedy, LUOBLD OF SPORTS, GBnnDSTFlnD GLnnCES. norman Bagwell, SO lUE STnnD, COLLEGES, Debate news, Hi-Y news, Safety Council . . . Blanche nboussie, SENIOR PEBSOnnLlTlES, UJITH THE CLHSSES, PBE- SEn'l'lnG THE JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS . . . martha Cooh, Circulation manager, COSHS DE nfn Y nLLn. writers Club . . Jaclz Helmcamp, Boys' Gym, HIDDIES' HOBVIEB. Colleen llJroblewsl2i, DID YOU HIFIOIJJ THHT, HEnD- LINES EBOm THE FILES. . .John Bindel, DIZZY DOPE, DISTRICT Q-n RHCE, UNDER THE COYOTE BHSHET, Sports . . . Peggy Fritz, Features, Footlight Players' Club . . . Dorothy Cohen, SPOB, Bulletin Board, HHPPY BIRTHDHY. Pendleton U.Jaggener, Display Cases, Interviews, Features . . . Yvelette Holt, CHREERS, Travel nrticles, Boolz Reviews . . . Bill Dixon, HIDDIES'HORf1ER, Senior Council meet- ings, Hi-Y . . . fniriam UJhite, n Cappella Choir, LETTERS TO ICHEY . . . Bruce Deatherage, mUCH HDO HBOUT NOTHING, SEED In THE HHLLS . . Betty Hi I Editorials, Features, nrt Department . . . John Ed lllilliams, NOTES on LIVING, OF CPIBBFIGES FIND THINGS, ITIOSTLY LITERHRY . . . Johnette Highsmith, COSHS DE nfn Y HLLFI, Girls' Gym. A Ben Britain, LUORLD SPOTLIGHT, DIZZY DOPE, Goofy Contest . . . UJilma Baber, BHRE FHCTS, HHVE YOU mET THEITI, Orchestra, Student nssistants . . . Corinna Smith, Home Economics, Office . . . Billie Lou Hallmarlz, Coyote, model nirplane news, n LITTLE BIRDIE UJHISPERED THFIT, QUILL nnD SCROLL . .. Hittie Ruth Jaclzson, LOOH, Editorials, Girl Reserve news . . . Jaclz ward, Features, STHGE nnD SCREEN . . . mary Frances Harris, HFIPPY BIRTHDFIY, Features . . . nell Gomillion, Sports, Features, TID BITS, COYOTES on PHBHDE, music Department . . . Harry Farmer, Band, DO YOU UJnnT TO PLHY IH n COLLEGE BHDD? nssembly.

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' Cy Jfu--uv: J ,Q . . ,-l. 77: T ,,,. :22 Q H- . T2 1 J. C. mathis Llerena Friend Ernestine Bolin Fl- D- Beck l'Tl.Fl. m.I:i. BH. A B-5- n 1 HISTORY FHCULTY Three history courses are required in senior high school towa d d mo h' ' r gra uation. Sopho- re istory students study ancie t d n an European history, and in the junior year a study of Hmerican history is talzen up. One semester of civics is required, and usually that course is oifered to senior students only. Hside from the e istory department, two other courses are given to those students who are especially interested in some phase of history. Texas history, taught by miss Llerena Friend, is one of the electives, and, as its name implies, it is a detailed study of the State of Texas. Economics,under the direction ol mr. O. J. Didzun, is another popular elective among the students. This is the study of man and his various m F eans o malzing a living. Both subjects are worth their one-hall credit each. required courses offered in th h' mattie Lee Underwood O. J. Didzun mamie Raborn m.H. m.H. m.H.