Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)
- Class of 1941
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Our Constitution, drawn up over a century and a half ago by men loyal to their newly-won W' independence, endows every citizen with certain rights- , l- El the privileges of life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness. ' E! -fi We Americans oweto the future generations, as well as to ourselves, our Full support toward the unification and defense of this land of unequaled opportunities. , And so it was with this thought in mind that the editors A if ' -ff--Y - .- r,,. K,--' . gm .WL-.p,. x f -eff- N erin .1 f' ,QW G1 . Q. ,Qld .-5'- V9.1 f -L 'fflw-,. .,, Q.. 'PJ Ti' we-3, , 'K if 54-i . .,'. 5,'g'r'--f - ,ATN- 2 41'-4 ,tw l.' I i ff? f uf?-.gf .fQ5'TxF f-j.'l.' J 1- s ir'3ff3'f'S ,gi , f., 7: 1 1' - .,.-, . . -.6-1-l., v 1-,.,, 5. 1 -msc 3, s-.-Q - an :Eff -' ' xg. ' 13- J ' qs:-t -4 - . ,552 ag., ii- j-'t Q.-.f.., I 'w .x Pgiir-U A 'i 5 N- . .. wif: -f v-' ,,m,,,. iw.: ea- 1:71 J-' gig.--:.i' g. ,-cf.. Adi ,. zff' 42'-2 5 , -4 an . zqlwg ,,. .1L.'- ' 4 we 5' :iw 5 ,Qi - , 'x'?a'.2'l 412,54 make'- W' 1 1' , .-., RN -. 3.4-'L 1 2 s . 1112 -L.-.: R - . Ji .1- ., ,g -2, 4:17 ... , gf. .., 1 chose Americanism as the theme for the 1941 Coyote, i and it is their desire to leave with the students this annual . sa: in which are pictured examples ol the innumerable pleasures as well as the educational opportunities which America offers us. - f -4:5423 .5 4 1' ' ' ' 57-biz.-:ff P Ei - -'.- :Q-fn,-,:,:j'E a '- My-1-,533 f Q 23,6 ggl, ,f,gjf5f5g 3,:,w 'N A, t A A 'A g sl? -, -, 'L svgf x ., ,', ,x,sj-fm :ya . ul KW' as dLW,7f ,HWU I ff ,V J Q, . as .5 . 'U' HF 5 ,-,H . 3 ! ,n if f if .. Q Q .4 -- ' .e .f 1 f Q' E? if 1' f 'f if 1' 2 if ,e 2' --f . 4 J 1? if .VY U 5 j' ,iv 3 I I ,e' P -E I, Q, r., ! .av z : .2 ,S , 55 1 4 2 si' hs. 'N - il, - ,Q .- w2..1,,Q I l .Ea l Mft-:..,,,' 4 'kt , gi 54: , r . Q, I 4? - Fa ' .Af Vu,- X r. .M . A ff, - .jg if kg, .' Yi'--,,,, ' I-Y7:-... '- ,, ., A,.,, gk 5 if. ri +514 . avi - -Nm, ,, iii! :Z Nj: QA , ' Ayr 9 1' 31 ,QI ,F .3 tb if - N f- gd. . ' -A ff' 115 55- 7 '- rf .,'. . f ' 4 9 -i W. L. ROBERTSON President of Board of Education Central 5 Q24,W--I 1 .:,,:..ee,, L MRS. FRANCES DAN! Supervisor of Cafeteries 4-r i JENNIE ROBERSON Supervisor of Art if H D FILLERS M A Superintcncienl of City gchloolg ERMA NALA VOSS Supervusor of Music J an ,O 5.5 ,qv X-xllsi X X ' m x1-'UTM 1 qt xnx-gd JOE B. McNlEL Secretary of the Board of Education !aNdmlI1ISUdlIOl'l Bunldmg 'Q -M ,..., ..4, , 3b cxblgk A. K. Presson, M. A. Re istrar of Wichita Falls Senior High School g i Senior High School S. H. Rider, M.A Principal of Wichita Falls Senior High School is 'Q A personal call Qffice Force Miss Elizabeth Massier and Miss Helen Grace Gould, the competent heads of the office force, are assisted by stu- dents who are chosen because of their dependability. The work of the force consists of attendance checking and taking care of the many other situations that arise. 'flhkcxf l.f1,4f.,if t,'vf - ' Q l'lelen Grace Gould, B. A. Attendance any 'V T '-4, '7 Q15 l l Elizabeth Messier, Secretary 'S Information please Checking out! X L VY' I l l ni Y...-.-T-..-. . 'fW-f-W eff' ----1----W ' ' l i E F i E 'npr ' Louise Lipscomb MA, ' English Twelve well-trained teachers compose our English de partment, one of the most important departments in school Four years of high school English are required lor graduation the First period beginning in junior high school. 1 , X fl-ds! Lillian Johnson, M. A. Belle Tibbets, M. A. av of Bennie Worlrs, M. A. Q, f KZ: Kathleen Melat, M A Ellene Collins, A MA. , My i 3 DJ Grammar is the chief study in sophomore English: junior English takes up both grammar and literature. Senior English deals mostly with classic literature. Senior students having the ability to write may, upon the recommendation of their English teachers, substitute journalism for the regular English course. The journalism class has charge of the school newspaper, the Coyote News. The English department also sponsors the yearbook, the Coyote, and the Writers' Club, 43 Esther Savage A B i 4 Nell Sammons M. A, Wk, Beatrice F. Mills B. S Louise Kelly B. A. 'qw l. C. Presson EQ M. A. J, 22 . ffm a .lane Collins M. A. L as 4 Coyote The choice of fkmericanism as the theme for the 1941 COYOTE marked the enthusiastic beginning of a year's diligent and persistent work by editors, sponsors, and staff members to produce a yearbook which, it is believed, will not soon be forgotten. The untiring energy and patience of the Coyote sponsors deserve first recognition, for, doubtless, the 1941 Coyote would not be a reality had their experience and judgment not been exercised and their plans executed. Miss Ida Jane Collins acted as literary sponsor, Miss Lois McGaughy, art and layout supervisor, while Mr. Orren T. Freeman and Mr. Gambill Sullivan negotiated with the printers and worked out the Finances connected with the publication and sale of the yearbook One of the most responsible positions on the staff was that given to Zona Ruth Warman, organization editor. l-ler duties consisted Q of planning the class section and of check- ing and re-checking all material which was turned in. Organization Zona Ruth Warman feature and Clubs Barbara Keenan Because of the many organizations involved and the large groups of students and teachers to be inter- viewed, the work of the club and feature section is very important. Barbara Keenan Filled the position of clubs and feature editor well. Busmess Workmg Sta To break the monotony of the usual type of feature page, dif ferent themes were used as bases for these pages. Pic- tures carrying out various themes were used, thus originated the jubilee pages, stadium scenes, assembly, and others. Joe Sweeney and' Larry Moore, having assisted with col- lections last year, were promoted to the position of business managers. Assisted by Wyneth Berry, capable record keeper and her group of collectors in the cafeteria, these boys aided their advisers is handling the financial side of the yearbook. Staff Staff members are chosen because of their scholastic records, their executive ability, and their willingness to serve. By vote of the faculty and senior council, Tom Davis and Betty Sue Tennyson were chosen co-editors, Tom's taking over the general management and Betty Sue's Filling the position of literary editor. Besides the routine office work, which includes the running of many errands, the editors were responsible for the composition of the theme and the editorial write-ups in the book. Having been junior art assistants last year, Billie Leona l-larris and Maxine Fuson rightfully tool: over the very important taslc of making the boolc attractive with layouts and color worlc. Many hours of careful and tedious work by these editors were responsible for the unique division and opening pages, which enhance the beauty of the different sec- tions. The sports section was edited by Jimmy Simmons, who was assisted by Temple Driver and other staff mem- bers. Jimmy was well suited to his task because of his love for all phases of athletics and his loyalty to the COYOTES. Bereniece Bell was largely re- sponsible for the favorite sec- ion, which included for the first time this year pictures of a group of students elected to represent various traits of character necessary to worthwhile citizenship. Thus, the general theme of Patriot ism is portrayed throughout the section in a very at tractive manner. No yearbook could be a success without good photog- raphy, and the Coyote proves no exception to this rule. Photographers must be very agile as well as good- natured and ready at any time to malce pictures. Night trips to games, dances, and other school activities were a part of the schedule. Bob Lea furnished suggestions for the pictorial arrangements which portrays the school life in WFSH, while Eugene Yeakley, with his tireless energy, worked over hours to make the 1941 COYOTE a true portrayal of all school activities. 3 Sports Jimmy Simmons and Temple Driver. Editor Betty Sue in a serious mood. Pay here! Art and layout editors, Maxine Fuson and Billie Leona Harris n N f ' ff o VTf Y YYVW CENTS Mxb 'Y 0815959 Y5 1509 X69 C6 EX 1 YBXTEE'-fl X1 fl T0 O? M325 SE YS '5 gf me 9-RMK YUEDXSYYE-'O F , s as x f X M is Nioove Yack Q bb a N ffb S -mx, UM NMS K. Sane W0 XY.eXei fa e dt eo N ei . gg Q Svaii fffffififfQfQf1fffQfQQ ,,,, 0 ' ' Q .4318 tame Sin Yva. Bn 'X Dams ..-,,,f N51 'Ye1noXe 01 .,,. , o1xeX e ot WEQESS' .,,,,, I ,V 1 -ff-f---f---- 9XaoK, 3 X YJ Gene X Edit ,.,., Psssiswnm WE- Feamte 'E-dxmox fl ,, .I Gnange il-omot .,,...,. ,-.,,, WE-omot ,..,,,..,,,...,., , ,,.,,.. , ..,,,, ,., YB-eooxmets Xixuian Bennetk., uno fm nexen 6-a-ngee, new m Bc-:tm Bo Jonesmkene Nicieew, Xlfamiexk ?.eSnoX6.S,X ons, 91 Xmet-A131 Gonot ,,,,., Bennett, gmemxl , Been , ' Tw-nces Barbara. 'E-xyngn xcevx Sooxxs Xeoe Ben, Bev eng e 38-OXGE Bake, 55-an 'me Hazen, pgn Moe et, Ynoe X,-owtq , ootefeeegi 3o?ufaf9 , ces '5X1ngnons, 1:3oveXX-a- fiennq son, Bin 'Ynao They k Zgp t recoil financial Beten ' Ftieno, Soyo Yvasmngs, Nbatgoeu Yami Bene xii?-gn NXX'mc'neXX, fioin N1 Seoxaowxm, Qian ' co1nn,Bew3 Sne Xas, 'Yom woore, 65 Y aww 15eXen 'Emexn Knots Done 9 son. :Son , wvnm, ' Xoeig, Cntxsw Xson. ' Sono X 5.9-. 'Yann xxsgn c Sonxen an, n Wx wxsxne Dm 5, vw Sue Bourne 'ons Ben 5X,eeX-gn 'Ywimo bow Treo Be 'oixcem SO! L o . okms for ddve ftisin 8 BXXYJ Bonn XT'1XXeq , 'Yamot Booie, ce Sanice Yime, onsots 'ffl--ff ,.,.,Yn .bndx ,-..,,...,-,. ,,,.,,.. ..,,-.,.,, St . udrous ed su . nninglgzzs 'non SN snevn Being , NXomeXXe fintnbowu, Jo-5 '59 Louise X.-Knsoo1n'o ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 0.'Y.?ree1n'an and Gwvoxxx Sono: on ,,,, SL. Yiesson ,,,,.,,.,.,. , ,,,.,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,, xgxx Paper, Mum 7 Future Barnumsi Meeting a Monday deadline . 1 g 6 , Gents and ladies who sell 1900 papers a week 2 More advertising agents 35- Mailing the paper . if They write themes too -...-,-.A-1.--. - ,...., lx J. C. Mathis, M. A. Social ij. Emestine Bolin, Charles H. Tennyson, M. A. Tom Mcca rty, M. A. A. D. Beck, B. S. O' 'fiA.Dist??un' Mamiitliigaorn 3 1 -l.hJ '0 ' 4 .., .1....nn,.. ...Y . .ll ., .lf-Y Sciences Three, courses in history are required for graduation from senior high school. These include ancient, European, 'Amer- A A ican history, and civics, the last being offered usually to seniors. ln ad- dition, Texas history and eco- nomics, popular electives, GTC available for those students interested in other phases of social science. H. V. Harrison, . fr W. A. Franltlin, M. A. Mrs. Eleanor D. Pace .--- ' -0' Wir, G. A. Reaves, B. A. Llerena Friend M A -A,,,,.., .,.-,,....., -.. Mattie Lee Underwood, M. A. .,,.-M.. hut Pauline Shirley, M. A. fi' Mathematics ALGEBRA PLANE GEOMETRY SOLID GEOMETRY COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC ADVANCED ARITHMETIC . 5 v M. A. J. K, Reed, 'led L. B A S5 B J. W. Williams, M. A. Fannye Vance, ,Q . . . vertices, triangles-headaches Beatrice Morgan Four and one-half math credits may be obtained in senior J high school. Regular math subjects are supplemented by advanced X courses for those students who wish to major in some Field requiring an extensive study of math. X lb. A Q.: Lena McConnell l Ella May Underwood Joe D Garland M. A. Patricia Swartwood T i l r i F 2 5 E E E E t i i 2 i , Biology X x 4i4 xxx William T. Falls B. S. g study are involved. About one- W. J. Morris M. A. To acquaint its students with the important life functions as they are found in the living environ- ment is the aim of the biology department. Three phases of third ofthe year is devoted to the study of animals, one-third to plants, and the remaining third to that of the human body. l' Nlgrle Hams This department is rich in ma- B. A. terial, having specimens, both liv- ing and preserved, as well as charts, models, and pictures. These are all available to the students. WFSH is justly proud of a department having such ex- cellent educational facilities. Seeing the real thing. Lena McKee M. A Physics and Chemistry To the student, chemistry ceases to be a concoction of magic, bad odors, loud explosions and becomes an organized understanding of the basic principles of the common chemical changes which occur in a person's everyday life. ln a study of the sciences, many stu- dents get inspiration to train for the profession of doctor, nurse, or chemical engineer, in addition to this, they ob- tain a fuller understanding ol their en- vironment. Showing them how I xref' ,..,, i n n W. B. Bandy B. S ,r- 'WM , Finishing touches. Manual Training For those students interested in learning to use their hands efficiently, our well-equipped manual training department offers excellent opportunities. Under the supervision of a competent instructor, boys are not only trained in the primary principles of the course, but they are also encouraged to develop in themselves qualities necessary to patriotic citizenship. Some of the outstanding students are Edwin Kroettinger, Wilbert Felts, Lloyd Farmer, Kenneth Martin, and Charles Fincher. They use their hands as well as their heads. 'F l Mechanical Drawing , Supervised by capable instructors, our mechani- cal drawing department furnishes an excellent place of preparation for those students who are planning to enter the Fields of mechanics, construction, or engineering. Beginning with the simplest draw- ings, a boy steadily progresses until he becomes efficient in perspective, pictorial, and freehand drawing as well as in blue print reading. Outstanding students this year are Lawrence Patton, Charlton Williams, Charles Brice, Roy Lee Harmon, Buddy Moore, and Charles Fincher. X Scott Williamsolrix M. A. i . Future supervisors ol American building. W. W. Gibson M. A. 17.101 4 l i i Speeclw ke, Elizabeth Gear, , :L l V J A -L I pledge allegiance. Speech 1 pays attention l No mike lftghlll here: 1 fkfl ,, kfvjfgk Halloween at WFSH Yea, Coyotes! 1 B . What a Life Q9 Under the able guidance of their new coach, H. V. Harrison, debaters of WFSH have experienced an unusually active and successful year. Several in- vitation tournaments were attended with very favorable results. Eight members of the class compose the active membership of the local Na- tional Forensic chapter. Officers of this organization include: President: Price Lowry Vice-President: Bettie McSpedden Secretary: Helen Sepkowitz H. V, Harrison Debate Coach Debate Class l.elia Bullceley Bettie McSpedden Debate ' 4 l I i 1 i 4 i 1 A Price Lowry Dub Hamilton l District Champions I Dub Hamilton District Champions Treasurer: Pat Carson Pat Carson Betty Jo Jones District Champions Jean Woods Helen Seplcowitz Sadie l'raser B. S. Where designing is e pleasure. Homemalcing Various problems of personal living and home life are offered to the students of I-lomemalcing. The activities and practices involved in the consideration of these problems help the students to work out wholesome relationships and to develop capacities for attaining the values set up as worthwhile. Homemakers Lela Tomlinson M. A. 7' Art Under the direction of Miss Lois McGaughy and Miss Joyce Samuels, three years of art are offered to the students of WFSH. The courses are designed as a basis for the future work of art majors and as a training course in appreciation for those who do not plan to specialize in the art field. The courses include poster and art drawing in advertising, lettering, designing, figure drawing, modeling, painting, and block printing. General appreciation courses are offered in industrial designing, architecture, interior decorating, and painting. This department strives to co-operate with all the other departments in the making of posters, block prints, letter designs, and announcements. Students from the art depart- ment plan the layouts and work on the art division of the yearbook. Time Flies! ., fi ' it if ww' 'N Lois McGaughy, M. A. Where modeling is an art Joyce Samuels, M. A. - f f H--1-iw'----fm--Y-v v'-- W- --H 4-V iv t - N - ---W-1,--M ,Y-- f----v-W -Y-v--vw-----f -- ffvw- . V -e,-.e-.--1Y- ,... v ----M ---- V --w 5 I l l I i l i l l i s 4 . x I 4 E l i i i l i K L l i l l i i li l 1 i 5 r i x I L I I I V It 'ra Agnes Zililman, M. A. M. A. .lane Mcculloclw, Spanish Lelia V. Davis, B. A. Amigos de los espanolesn Latin and Spanish rank foremost among the more popular electives of WFSH. In addition to the usual study routine, both courses offer for the enjoyment of the students activities relating to the subjects. ra' Resurrecting a 'dead language Lona Betty Brown M. A. Latin Bill Allen That speed test! Commercial The purpose of our commercial course is to prepare the students of WFSH to take their posi- tions as the future business men and women of America. Included in our commercial train- ing are shorthand, typing, and bookkeep- in . 5 e Besides learning the fundamentals of these courses, the students are taught practical applications of all three sub- jects. The commercial department is under the direction of Miss Freda Yarbrough, Mr. Gambill Sullivan, Mr. Orren T. Freeman, Mr. Bill Allen, and Mr. W. J. Webb.i ,. QVYQV1 FFQQTTTGD, 59. M. A. -44 Freda Yarbrough, B. S. W. J. ,M 2' 2 Gambill Sullivan, Webb, I :iff-ffl fi fl' J Where the fundamentals are learned. .Lq, yr ,1,,, ,,..W, -,-mw.Wi,.,f.miq,i..W ,,, .,.. ..T. ,X.. ,,., 4 TT. . ' ' ' ' as as ' W 5 46 L5 QR lx. X . 3 ,. WA.A --.aw X V H Y A , ici.-.2 R y , at w g 'gf rp, , 4 L ,. 'K-Xfflfhf 7f'vf??'e'rf L'kf1flr ,':'5, '1w 1l'5i1'i.::'1'-lf'f ?fiff. ?':: :S' Y . ,. l ' 4',?3:2g+i7,a ,q .i-- .'g,?s,'- 'sl .,'f.y7Qf ,'S-.Jin Ui. ' if .-'Y-fr! F'.'fl K 'fi . Z . ' Mg?,j5',..3j ,.b5ij..:'fg3s43,1. i,g.,,'f,?wjg,fi5g,jg f ' ,Lrg 1-.''1WQ1y5::L1'r.f2Y..f.' '1f'f'lfif-Y' lie? ' 'fYsllw?z -fri.-f.f.-.meg 321 Ae2.:.f-,oil 'ffffr fpff G. N Z, ' --aj, r'f,gf'v34iweI:-,f'.3,g.4j5,gQ'jikfgrsg,-.2ilz,-g'e?',- - rriwm' . ' Fil? ilk' ii ' 5. 'TX' YL , is A. g-In-fl uf ,f.,K,::n gft?,E9gLL'? f'qgl1'g1l.,,:!RL-5:31. , i .. h 'vfv,'fi.n-xiiiy :Y T ...,- 2 at-pr, 3,4 My mg, I 'igjf kk., i:Etffgg1a,,:i-fk:,,j Jig , r . 1 3 E ,Q ,, s. , '- A K f , ' . f-,. , 'H f - . -M. - ,,,, ,BQNN ' - all ss- V . 1 . .1 m,,A 3' s - 's my GNN 1' g V . Ouanah sees our W . -.-.,,wM-,NWA K K K , an . - ' A .- 1 mm, f ll.- K l x s in-xxcf l li ' .Rx Xl At .Nift- 5 ffl Pep ' HELLO Graham! Under the direction of Tom McCarty, the Coyote Band has brought fame and glory to our school with its excellent music and Fine marching order. lt has entered enthusiastic- ally into civic programs as well as school activities. Throughout the year it has provided entertainment for many occasions. The band mothers, headed by Mrs. Paul Woodward, deserve special recognition for their help in buying new uniforms for the band and in planning the band dances. em up' fx om Mcca rty, lnstructor The a cappella, orchestra, and glee club ofthe WFSH Music Department have made appearances on a number of out- standing programs during the year including assembly, church, club, and convention programs. The year's work was climaxed with a concert in the spring. The a cappella was honored in being presented before the First District of Music Clubs which convened in Vernon in No- vember. The department also offers a general music course, which studies harmony, technique, and! appreciation of the classics as well as the opera. '-XX xr as X Q 7 , JJJJ - X DF! A 5,4 if gi Hy as ,- 1' 1,3917 if ,X . Lois Ruth Mitchell Ny- XX7' U ' V, Music B. M. X rf' A Cappella choir Orchestra BUG K' A Glee Club N ' .. 1 M1-fn-M ml ' K2 Coffs 5, ' 41 11 :- as A , .,, I. M5 , Jar M, K, xx fl' Natalie Gorin, A. B. Library One of the busiest places in school is the Snider Library. Under the efficient supervision of the librarians and their helpers, this workshop provides a research laboratory where students may supplement their class work and spend many happy hours in recreational reading. Mary A. Cox, B. S. The school acknowledges a great indebtedness to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Snider, who founded the library in 1924. Since then, this benevolent couple have constantly been adding books and magazines to the already large variety of excellent reading material. Miss Natalie Gorin heads the librarians. She is aided by Miss Mary Cox, a newcomer to our school, Mrs. Rose Enlow, Mrs. Cora E. Walden, and thirty-one student assistants. Receiving help !',- fish Q Concentration 1 , 5'-9 Mass production! ,pn.,..nunun!nsn-nu..,., innuvwun-1, . .llvlm -'-'- --V '- fi-- ' 'K Study Halls Working laboratories which students of WFSH ,,,, . nn +.' 4'l-- could hardly do without are three lar e t d 5 5 U Y halls. These give the students ample opportunity to get their assignments at school, thus is provided more leisure time for social activities, By the use of the rotation system a student is provided with one library period a week. Ideal study conditions prevail in the se rooms, these are obtained through orderly conduct and good lighting facilities. ln charge of 222, the gym study hall, is Mrs. John Wilkes. Mrs. Ruth H . . . arris supervises 220. Room 240 is taken c are of throughout the day by various teachers. 047' -J 'JA ,Q I X nuff Mrs. Ruth Doty Harris M. A. Mrs. John Wilkes, B. Sa C C Frazee, lnstructor k'lr- gr' Boys' Gym Boys' gym activities are outlined to give each boy adequate instruction in all sorts of physical exercises and games. Football, baseball, basketball, and tumbling are the chief diversions in the gym. These activities serve to uncover hidden talent valuable in various school athletics, such as track, football, and basketball. M fy K' V 1' K ,,,-- 'YA'M .fx as Qi, ex X I 2 aa .. Q m i w t 1 lmmediate attention is given in the nurse's office to all students who become ill at school. The best medicines and equipment possible are purchased for this room, which is under the capable supervision of Mrs. Kerley. NUTS? Mrs. Lena Kerley, Mrs. Eula Wilson, Cafeteria Supervisor Cafeteria The best of food at the lowest possible prices might well be the slogan of our excellently supervised and pro- visioned cafeteria. A W., 1 -X X. v '2 1 X --an-as rf? f Nurse Getting a - well-balanced ration. 'M-wx 'Nm E,,.1,,-..... V.,, ,.. ,.....-..w.v..-Y ---W Y- E E i i F E i l K i L E E E 1 f i l i i Le Felton Whitlow Most Popular January Seniors Qfficefs Activity Committee lnvitation Committee Dale Howard: President phYllfS SfOClrtOn Dale Howard Beverly Vincent: Vice-president Elvd Gail Ritchie BC-WIC! ROCICCR Beatrice Rockett: Secretary Tom Washington Jack Singleton: Treasurer I i ,,. ,J 31911, Arnold, Philip What I desire most: Sportsmanship Bucy, Bennie Ruth What I desire most: Courtesy Boardman, James What I desire most: Honesty Bourlancl, I-I. M. What I desire most: Friendship Burgess, Iroy Burgess, Wlhagriedsire most: OY What I desire most: Sportsmanship SENIORS 1941 Brice, Charles What I desire most: Sportsmanship J f X Brown, Barney What I desire most: Sportsmanship fx? 0,,,,g Carr, J. I., Jr. What I desire most: Sportsmanship Corona, Eli What I desire most: Friendship Cook, L. G. What I desire most: Friendship Crowell, Ben What I desire Justice HIOSK I I i I P i I I i 'W I I I 1 . V -M-W-.-fwfr. avg.. fv.. ---.-.-.W-H - Wwv-e-v--I--W U i I SENICRS 1941 Damron, Lilburn Xlhat I desire most: Sportsmanship I i I Daves, Frances What I desire most: Honesty K Henry, Charles What I desire most: Sportsmanship get so e+,4+ws sas , -3? Howard, Dale What I desire most: Honesty I Sf ' E9 t W Downing, J, D. Davis, What I desire most: Lottie Mae Honesty What I desire most: Friendship V. 1-an , it aw I ' I ff ' 2 ix: H 1 5 , ,I Itili Fell, Helen What I desire most Friendship Kroettinger, Edwin Juyiclq! Wha-t I des-ire most Mary Catherine F e d5l p Hull What I desire most: Jack Honesty What I desire most: Cheerfulness -A.-. -puunlw . .I aww!!!-v-- --- 4 y-Q V ? ,U-Q, ENW A ..- sfsiiii f-..,m . wen, Uzelle Marley, Mildred Wh t I d ' l: Mccagvd siif-a.ffIQiifTfS What I desire most: Friendship Mayes, Robert B, What I desire most: Self-discipline What I desire most: OI' Y Money Van What I desire most: Friendship 429' Rariiff, Leatrice What I desire most: I3'IunIcett, Honesty Betty Lou What I desire most: Friendship Rice, Audrey What I desire most: Friendship 1 I Roberts, 'X If StanIey Ritchie, What I desire most: Eivd Gail Friendship What I desire most: Friendship 1 1 i I I SENIORS 1941 F .ww , , Q WW W , . ,, as SENIORS 1941 I 1 3 , 1 Q' aw 1 ,A s- L ,, 3 is :Kg 31 ,L .I -- I ,Q ai 'H ,A It 1 we Z Is 1 ,., it 'IF , 43' Q i I 3 Singleton, Jack What I desire most: Friendship Still, Allene Smith, What I desire mostr Constance Honesty What I desire most: Honesty Stockton Phyllis What I desire most: Cheerfulness Watson, Aldena Waglgngtgnl Wlfdrt I gtilifi NIOSH om rien s ip Vincent, ' Wgat I desirehrnost: Beverly Ann pommdns 'P 1 Tillman, What I desire most: Evelyn Self-discipline What I desire most: Friendshio Tidwell, Lois What I desire mos Loyalty Whitlow, Felton What I desire most: Scholarship V. -Ye. 4.-- -Y - - W, is vi --- - .- -V ---- H-ww. ---V-.VY -- - . A 1 OFFICERS Bill Bell: President Maxine Fuson: Vice-President I.ois Jean Underwood: Secretary I-lal Yeager: Treasurer SENIOR COMMITTEES INVITATION SOCIAL TOU1 Davis Maxine Fuson DO 0fl1Y KUb2Cl4d Harold Thompson Mackie Mccown Amelia Kolb Bolo Lea May Seniors . I :M Senior Council Seniors in this section whose pictures are marked with asterisks represent the summer school graduates, wwe.. , . x f- A ff-r--M I SENIORS 1941 Abernathy, Dorothy Cheerfulness What I desire most: Adams, Frank What I desire most: Sportsmanship Withdrew Adams, Imogene What I desire most: Friendship Akin, Ned Ady, What I desire most Mildred I-OYGIIY What I desire most: Cheerfulness Withdrew AIexander, GIendon Albert What I desire most: Mary Louise What I desire most: Scholarship Loyalty 'AIIen, Don WI-iat I desire most: Loyalty AIIey, Doyle AIIen, What I desire most: Ruth Ann Friendship What I desire most: Self-discipline ... , ,M Allison, Wilmoth What I desire most: Friendship .y9 Arthur, What I desire most: Tom Bill Sell-discipline What I desire most: Intelligence Anderson, Jimmy What I desire most: Loyalty I Awtrey, .laclc What I desire most: Cheerfulness Armstrong, Bruce What I desire most: Loyalty Q AYZVSI What I desire most. Lee Scholarship What I desire most' Loyalty SENICJRS 1941 I I I I 1 I-L ..L. ..-,-,,.L.L, .,... .....,. M.. ,,.. LL., .. i SENICRS 1941 ? 5 if Ballinger, Phil Balmer, What I desire most: I James Sportsmanship ' Bailey Wlgat I gisire most: I I Wilfred Hen S Ip I What I desire most: - I-Ioriestv I 'Q 'F- Bateman, Myna Fay Barker, What l desire most: Lois Jane Loyalty I Barheldl Wligtflldyesire most: Flora What I desire most: Friendship .,.,.,,.-,.,...v,,a .,-- ,,. -V ,...,....w-. . 7.1, - MN-. 'BaIyeat, Lottie What I desire most: Friendship Barber, Elmer What I desire most Friendship Jn' Qi What. I desire most: Foxrage Bell, Bereniece What I desire most Happiness I i 4' I f I 1 e--Q, BeIue, Laverne Wh t I desire mosh BeH'BiH Fsiendship What I desire most: Loyalty if fir a-J T V ,np .J-Y.,..,V V Juwqg, W W.. .-We.-11-.Ji....-.H .W LL!! 1, 'f-fi l. If Bernhardt, if Elizabeth ,X , What I desire most: Bemgni , Friendship y via Bgnngffl What I desire most: Lillian Friendship What I desire most: Friendship .Ln Bishop, Maxine Birdsongl Whit I desire most- Jewef E eer ti ness Bird, What I desire most: ,I 'E 1 t r 4 fy S Margueritte Honesty Q W4 J' A K is i I it i a ' I: fr ' . ,- ' V' BiIes, Wggumsgwe mos 1 , A - '1,..f-.t ef g Yvonne f 4 'Nj,1,,,,f1fifr, AIA, .fi i Z Berry What I desire most: - X 4 -fd fx W H L . Friendship 1 QL ,I , ynet ouise N f.,.,0,,3 1, IANA! W What I desire most- ' f 4 1 4 Honesty L VYWLZQL A ' 1 SENICRS 1941 W . ,, M...--, -,-. f.-..,.-,t..,.Y..w...v. ..,,-...- V. . , -W. --vuuugt-.-www-1.-1-.M f-.-.---ww --W - S SENIORS 1941 Bolin I5hai Blount, What I desire most: Alice Elizabeth F 'dsh'p Bldncettl What I desire most: Dessa Marie Chem What I desire most: Black! Sportsmanship Lulu Montrey What I desire most: f Honesty Bolling, Bill What I desire most: Sportsmanship Coming another year M Bradford, Dorris Ann Braclceen, What I desire most: Clare Beryl Friendship Wh t I desire most: Bowgijrgk Cdheerfulness What I desire most: Bottoms, Honesty Betty Jane What I desire most: Friendship Bradley, James E. What I desire most: Friendship WIZIUIL. Y. 'JUL-. W . ,- -. Q .Q i f. X I desire most: Brenham, IVIeIvin Brenham, What I desire most: Marjorie Ann Sportsmanship What I desire most: Self-discipline Braye, I-Ieien What I desire most: Ambition Brooks fw I Edward What I desire most Sportsmanship I Brooks, Frances What l desire most: Friendship Brown, JonabeIIe Brower, What I desire most: paul Friendship 5, ' Broome What I desire most: Thames Friendship Brooks What I desire most: ' , Friendship Katherine What I desire most: Honesty SENIORS 1941 Qi .ayulmfe ,-. K. t.eq,.-.Y-V.--7.1, Ir we . SENIORS 1941 Brown , Warren What I desire most: Friendship Burch, Dorothy What I desire most: Sportsmanship 'Q I E I Brubaker, Cecil What I desire most: Sportsmanship B r, rYdnBurI, Jr. What I desire most. Self-discipline -hi Cadenheaci, Billie Bum? i Wgdiielejiii-Igsgnostz ve yn What I desire most: Honesty .QQ Bulkeiey, l.eIia What I desire most: Justice III? Bumgardner, Max What l desire most Sportsmanship Callaway, Marvin What I desire most: Honesty Campbeii, Douglas What I desire most: Self-discipline ,nu-in n'n-- -M-W lim. ,Jug ,,, mil Campbell, Luther What I desire Friendship most: Carson, Patricia Ann What I desire most: Cheerfulness Carter, Billy What I desire most: Friendship I Cave, Margaret What I desire most: Cheerfulness Cherry, Donald What I desire most: Sportsmanship Y Childs, James What I desire most: Friendship 'Cates, Luther O., Jr, I Cdstledine What I desire most: ' Jimmy' Sportsmanship What I desire most: Self-discipline i 1 -I 4 J 1 wx Clifton, ' I2. J. Church, What I desire most: Margie Sportsmanship 1 What I desire most: Honesty I I sENioRs 1941 I I I I i I I I I l I r l I I SENIORS 1941 IQ! Gm 'BMW ual 'G' -...ay Coolcsey, ,Virginia What I desire most Friendship Clower, Allene What I desire most: Sportsmanship Collins Mildred Wh I I d : Colegjtrlx Cdheerfgilllsssnost Wh t I d ' zz CO'm,,9M S:.a.::::,m::S , What I desire most I xv K Friendship X ' V ki A A xl 'Q ' V v N xx 50. Corbin, Alonzo What I desire most: Corbett, Loyalty Harold What I desire most: Loyalty Cornish, Colleen What I desire mostr Cheerfulness Coursey, Coulson, Charlotte What I desire most: Honesty Howard What I desire most: Self-discipline K..-' 1 ELA Crowley, Billy Ray What I desire most: Self-discipline 6. Crump, Maxine What I desire most Friendship I? T Davis, What I desire most Donald Friendship What I desire most: Davenport, Sportsmanship Allie What I desire most: Self-discipline SENIORS 1941 I I QI l fig. 4-P -3. 'TV s.f Decker, Joe, Jr. Dean What I desire most: Quay Boi, Sem , What I desire most: Davisf Loyalty Om What I desire most: Self-discipline ' Delashaw, Dorothy Dedton Wlhat Ildesire most I Clifford cya ty What I desire most: Self-discipline di Devers, B. J. What I desire most: Friendship Douglas, Lure Dean Dorm Wrsizisxsgf DOnIey, What I desire most: Myron Honesty DOHIZY, What I desire most: Max Sportsmanship What I desire most: Ingenuiry Wes!! .. I J I Driver, Robert Temple Dgwningl What I desire most: Nell Sportsmanship What I desire most: Self-discipline Druce, Jack, What I desire most: Friendship 5,4 Ebner, Fred X Dun-Qtr, What I desire most: Mary LOU Justice What I desire most: DuIdney' Friendship Frances What I desire most: Honesty 1 , ,e..i 1111 Drummond, Erma Sue What I desire most: Loyalty Elliott, Margaret What I desire most: Friendship Dudley, I'IaroId What I desire most: Justice I I Edwards, EwtoiI e What I desire most: SeII-discipline i I I I 1 I SENIORS 1941 I I i 5 , . . . .T4.,.,.. ww Www., ,., E SENIORS 1941 Edwards, WiIIie Mae What I desire most: Honesty sJ -1 .01 My i ...I -wr - - -, f..-.y.'---f- W.-,-..-.,,.,e- WW..-A . . A -NW ,, 93' .1 Evans, Leslie What I desire most Evans Honesty 33157 N F 'if- 9 W. riff, O What I desire most: Lorenz LOWIW Emerson, What I desire most: Rea Aiien 5 Ambmon What I desire most: Loyalty 'vnrllpl I I I Fagadau, Mona June What I desire most: Friendship I I L , Fanchier, I.iIIie Fern What I desire most: Sportsmanship his F -1 6' I What I desire most: eat erston, J ska obbie Jean U I What I desire most: Loyalty Finirock, Virginia Fecher, What I desire most: Frank Loyalty l I ,Lila DI, -.,.-annum, ,.. .T , , mmuvlu.. ,eww . numuvpn 33: fi Fitzpatrick, Mary What I desire most: Sportsmanship Ford, Mildred What I desire most: Courage s-al' FO is fora, .x'V f i fra? Dee, Jr. v 'Zig fd H ' fi I , ' I1 i- What I desire most: . Q Efsalfmn Forcher W-,d Evelyn I om Flowers, What I desire most: Virginia LOYQIW Flanagan, What I desire most: Robert I-0Y'l'Y What I desire most Friendship Franlcg, r illy Frdnlx WhaAt I desire most: 'fhurmdn Friendship Fowler, What I desire most: Charles Self-discipline Wh z I d ' t: Fofwgei Szioiisiazz, an What I desire most: Friendship 1 1 4 I SENICDRS 1941 .A ,,,a - .-,., -H . . . . MM, ..1.. iii,i H, ,J SENICDRS 1941 i iz, Fuller, dd re ie Ffignd, WhaAt I desire most: Junelle Friendship Ffdzgg, What I desirevmost: Dick Self-discipline Franks Wgat I desire most: , , Ruth ustlce What I desire most: Friendship J F 'X I 1 V . MN! nd. ' 'RH f 'gf A ' ,Q-'H .- :-ZIP i NIJ:-, .yy :SY fi .- . AM- 4.1 if I 42t'i4r':4f ' 1 ' 6' ':?5?I .'Rt'L'3 ' 2 ,I - .- if- law-v.r1f v' 'Garreth Charles GamIDIII, What I desire most: Calvin Sportsmanship Gang What I desire most: Ilobert CarroII LOYGIW Fuson Wltat Ildesire most: I Maxine cya ty What I desire most: Cheerfulness Furrh, La Trece What I desire most Loyalty Garrett, Elvessa What I desire most: Loyalty 49' ..f,l. G autbdt What I desire most: Self-discipline I Gill Hazel What I desire most: Self-discipline , Jinx: -Y-- we , Q, .JWGJI ff eefx 4 George, A patrici Gem , I' Courage Geiser, lay ' H1 - Charles, Jr. 'ef ' What I desire most: fn Initiative Gibbs, Juanita What I desire most: d Friendship , I What I deS , I wwf Glidewell, , ' -'Q lvalou O Gliclcman, What I desire most: t : Barney HOUWY . Glass What I desire most: ' ' . Service Maxine G. What I desire most: Wells' Service Nelda 4 What I desire most: Courage 5 I J I . . , gt SENICRS 1941 I..-I I I .H..,t1a-tqniurngwmpianes..--W, Y W.- - - - .-,V-F ff- .- .-.Wa Y . W .J--N wntvf- -- SENIORS 1941 I , GomiIIion, BiIIy What I desire most: Godtjbhn Sportsmanship What I desire most: Sportsmanship ,yy Gonzalez, GabrieIa What I desire most: Friendship W4 Goodwin, Pat What I desire most: Sportsmanship X il' I I I I i I I i I I i i I Grant, Patricia Graham, What I desire most: H Wayne onesty What I desire most: Scholarship 4, , M. ,, ,.., ,W Graves, J. P. What I desire most' Sportsmanship Green, David What I desire most: Honesty X M3 F it ff, . I ii ' .t 4-.f Graham, Cathryn What I desire most Friendship Green, Jack What I desire most: Justice im M..- -. .. 2 Green, Kathryn What I desire most: Friendship Gross, MiIdred Gleen, What I desire most: OIeta L0YdIfY What I desire most: Friendship l -,J I-Iair, - ' Juanita. What l desire mdst: Groulgiid Honesty What I desire most: Sportsmanship , I . I IaIImarIc, Jim I'IaII, What I desire most Mai garet Sportsmanship I-IdII1 What I desire most: Coming 'mother yur CIdude Self-discipline Hale, What I desire most: Joyce Janice Sportsmanship - What I desire most: I-Idlrm retta Friendship O What I desire most: Justice SENIORS 1941 V' SENIORS 1941 I i I I , I i I , What I most: Loyalty Hanges, Helen What I desire most: Self-discipline Hanlcs, Doris What l desire most: Friendship QF Harrell, Montie What I desire most. Hdrdzjzssie Sportsmanship What I desire most: Friendship 1? Harris, Dixie Hams What I desire most: f . , F , Blllie Leona Hendslllp I What I desire most: A Cheerfulness 'E L Harris, Ted What I desire most: Courage Hastings, Betty Gene What I desire most Happiness Withdrew Hatch, Marguerite What I desire most Friendship Hayes, Bob Wh t I d ' ta Hdthglglpgley Fnendslige mos What I desire most: Sportsmanship Heath, I Lucille What I d ' tr Hmiillidn seirvaifflaiiffs I What I desire most: I Loyalty Heck, most: Dorothy Lee What I desire most: Honesty f ' I Withdrew , du- --A ...- ,.., , ..,,,, .,.. -L . me ----A,.g-,rM- -r Hibbs, Q Doris I Hefdf What I desire most: I Billie Margaret Loyalty Q Henning What I desire most: ' . L I Pauline OW W What I desire most: Friendship V SENIORS 1941 ' Q it r,y,,.r -I ,iee I, ,L rey.,i,,ir, ,W ,Q SENICJRS 1941 L . E E I Hill, Clillord What I desire most: Honesty wt, xx I I W x r EQ ' s t 3' Qx I fi I-Iill, Tommy, Jr. What I desire most: Cheerfulness ' Q ! x 4' I b -we gf I-Ioller, t .Ice Holder, what I desire most Warren Q i2f1dSI1iD I-Im, What I desire most: L Marjorie I-OYGIIY ' What I desire most: , N Honesty tx .-3' I e z I-Iughes, Grace I-IuI'I, What I desire most: I INACCIW-les Cheerfulness Q Wh t I d sire most: I-luH'LOn Fgendsihip ' Wh t I desire mos Howffzflginid Fhzndshi Hoimggmd rims: if What I desire most: Loyalty L ,Af L :luis-.-.J-un, , 7.1-un 'I IundIey, Margaret Humphries, What I desire most: Patsy Honesty What I desire most: Justice ,,,..x I I'Iuper, Anne What I desire most: CheerfuIness I-Iutchins, PoIIy I Iul'St, What I desire most: Robert Sportsmanship What I desire most: Loyalty 1 Jacks, etty Hutchison, W2S2Ii?5ZL'iE,0s' Gabe What I desire most Honesty James, J Richard GIenn ames What I desire most Marjorie I-0Y IfY Jackson, What I desire most O n Courage What I desire most Friendship SENIORS 1941 ...Q-......,.... ,, -. ,e...,,, ... ,.- ,..., .u,.-s ff- I I I I SENICRS 1941 Jeannet, Louis What I desire most: Courtesy 1 Johnson, IVIaI9eI What I desire most: CheerfuIness I L Jarvis, ,. DeIa Morine What I desire most: Loyalty -an fx Uohnson, Ruby pearl What I desire most: Loyaity fi 'VV I desire most: Johnson, George What I desire most: Sportsmanship l Jones, Betty Jo What I desire most: Friendship Jones, James What I desire most: Honesty Ip Johnson, Grover What I desire most Honesty Jones, lVIerIe What I desire most Loyalty YY V--.lil Jonz, Emma Jane What I desire most: Loyalty 11 Justice, J. D. What I desire most: Friendship King, SQY Kinglsj D Wgiwisieesire most: What I desire most: Sportsmanship 'King, Betty Jean King, What I desire most: Benny Honesty Killmdn What I desire most: Cgdiee Self-discipline What I desire most: Honesty Kolb, , AmeIia Knjghtstepl What I desire most: Howard Sportsmanship ' Wh t I des're most: Klnseglndie Mae Fgiendshilp What I desire most: Honesty SENIORS 1941 Ii I 5 I E I I I I I SENIORS 1941 I I I I I, , Kmmer,,,V U Fairy elle W he! I desire most: Loyalty 'E' wi '67 LarricIc, Jerry Wh'Ids'enp'!FL, ' 'Ld Fon rZ2nd5,i',2 i gd Elwanda CM' ff Kubeclgdl What I desire most: 'z ' J Dorothy LOY I'Y ' ' Kfmgl What I desire most: I Anne LOYGIW What I desire most: Friendship I 4 Lasseigne, Lionel What I desire most: Justice Q- W Lee, MeIba Ann Wh t I d ' ost: Lee Dillard Fnzndrilge m gg, What I desire most: Bobby, Friendship Led, What I desire most: ' B Scholarship Wha ire most: N Lesley, Kathryn What I desire most: LZZICEH Loyalty I What I desire mostr Scholarship with Lewis, Betty Jo What I desire most: Friendship LiIe, Max - Wh t I des' e most: I'ISI1tEZiS Faye Szholarship What I desire most: Courtesy Lowry, Price LQpeg,,m W?2LI5,T.i'Ef What I desire most: Logugjelmd Friendship Lindsey, What I desire most: Tom Paul Lowry . Wh t I d s' e ost: 'LlndS2Yf sais-aifcihal NIeIba Jean What I desire most: Friendship SENICJRS 1941 I I I I 1 EI QI I I I I 1-A I I SENIORS 1941 ,ff if Af' I I I I i 3 3 Letz, V EI izahetn What I desire most: Sportsmanship I Mccown MacIcie What I desire most: Honesty K Lynch, Betty Jane What I desire most: Independence McDaniIeIlJy-3 Asia , What I desirejmost: Honesty .XI J Q3 YI I X Q J . 5 S I x 12' McBee, Laura Eunice What I desire most: Loyalty J 'av 4 .l if 4-Qt 1: ,,!c McEIyea, Omeda What I desire most: Self-discipline ,i . if ff I if Tw Ni' I as I gg.-f I , . b f-I f-7' McConneIIi Edward MCCIUVZ What I desire most: ' Service Mary Louise What I desire most: Self-discipline wi, McFaII, Sarah MeEntire, Wim Icfisire most Mary Ruth Hen 5 'D What I desire most: Friendship Withdrew ' M W-LLLIIL 3 fu J P . I , ' ,,,L 1 Q I cKinnis, 4 L' i - Marv ' f i M K ' Wha-t I desire most: C jrgfrfiz LOU Friendship Q MCIVZVI What I desire most: I T, , I X k,-. gi K4 I ,. 1, H ,-1 D Friendship 1 I 1.2, V, fl , OD I I4 I ,I ',- I ' ' Mcllheran, What I desire mosz: I pgtgy SeIf-cIiscipIine M h What I desire most: -f ' ' I I mise IM-iifzwfeey I Wmglgsire most: I' 'A f ' f I ri- 49 McSEedden, I ISI' ' MCpIkdIg.f Wgat I Eels? most: d I2 portsmans ip IVICNeeIy, What I desire most: Ffdnces Friendship McNIiIIion, Wh-il I desire most: I Iheaola Mae HOWSIY Wh t I d s're most: IVICI-dna' Cfaheerfilhess I Van What I desire most: Loyalty 4 I 1 I SENIORS 1941 A I MM- . ,I F- . , .. ,, SENIORS 1941 7- .V .V YYY. .ve.,..-.........,v ....., li s 4 'vw 'Ziff' I 4 , M h , EW What I desire most: Justice Mid-year graduate, 1941 Marley, Clyde Mansfield, What I desire most: T. UGCIQ Friendship Maier, What I desire most: Marguerite I-OYGIYY What I desire most: Honesty Martin, Richard Martin, What I desire most: Dorothy Sportsmanship Mdrghdll, What I desire most: Robert Sportsmanship Marshall! WIC-aglgejire most: Douglass What I desire most: Honesty Maroney, I-Ielen What I desire most: Friendship R ,R Q xg X Bi' Meade, Carl, Jr. What I desire most: Cheerfulness Mid-year graduate, LN B 1949 J5nlQ!n,,.V, ,A Metzger, osdlind What I desire most: Friendship Meyers, Jean What I desire most: Cheerfuiness Medford, Level le What I desire most: Friendship Michna, Beatrice What I desire most: Friendship I . 2 Meissner, Joe What I desire most: Wisdom Coming another year Miller, Kathryn What I desire most: Friendship il es, Meyers, Clarence Mgtgdlfl What I desire rnost: Myrle Sportsmanship What I desire most: Sportsmanship I I Mitchell, Ellen Louise What I desire most: Friendship What I desire most: Friendship SENIORS 1941 2 1 1 , I 4 , I I I . I I I ,4 ,532 , A :-J Hi I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I -A SENICDRS 1941 5 rrrwirrifl M I i I I Moore, . Buddy What I desire most: Friendship g, y I' ai 1 , 9 Moore, Thelma Moore, What I desire most: I.arry Self-discipline IVIOOV2, What I desire most: Jean SeII-discipline IVIOOT6, What I desire most: Frank CheerIuIness What I desire most: Friendship ' A Io' 4 II , N I D, is 'N , D X 43 Q -if og I i 5. I' , i In Morris, Charles V Morgan, What I desire most: W, ,, Welch, Jr- Friendship Morgan, What I desire most: Margie ,-W,-1 Friendship Morgan, What I desire most: ' Seif-discipline BIII y What I desire most: Moore' Friendship Tom What I desire most: Honesty 4 Morris, Virginia Ann What I desire most: I.oyaI!y M r O zilhomas What I desire most: Loyalty ,su . Paui S. Myers, What I desire most: Dexter HOHZSIY a I ir 1 Mulphl hogldldyes e most Bill What I desire most: Cheerfulness Myriclc, Neva Jo What I desire most: Wisdom Nash, Mary Ann What I desire most: Courage '-0 423' NeIson, David Nebrigr Wgat I desire mogfg Eiizabeth O '9c Neal What I desire most: I Earlene Friendship What I desire most: Friendship SENICDRS 1941 g if ...I r Myers, , SENIORS 1941 ,Ip .,,, V W NicIcoIson, Edwin What I desire most: Self-discipline Noble, John Tom What I desire most: Friendship Odom, Pessv What I desire most: Loyalty OIney, J. C. What I desire most: Sportsmanship Norton, George What I desire most: Sportsmanship O'Brien, Joan Oates, What I desire most Roger Honesty What I desire most: Sportsmanship -il... most: eli U N Page, Marjorie Pack, What I desire most Omg Independence What I desire most: Sportsmanship Parker, Jack What I desire most: Sportsmanship Parker, Kenneth What I desire most: Sportsmanship Coming next year Parris, Ines What I desire most: Loyalty rib , ,vb .l ff' PeveIer, Myrtle Ruth P t What I desire most: 6 argon! Self-discipline rariCeS What I desire most: Cheerfulness 3 Perkins, Mary Ruth Perry, What I desire most: Helen Service What I desire most: Happiness A 7 pond, Pat IDIZVVIVWOVIS1 What I desire mos KathIeen LoyeIfY ph . What I desire most: MIESIR Honesty e oy What I desire most: Loyalty SENICRS 1941 tx i I SENIGRS 1941 V I I i Pool? M. What I desire most: Loyalty I IP . Aj! i. N I9-. ' if fy' iv' Y, V, Prine Len.-Af What I desire most: Sportsmanship f I vt , XX ,Y , XJ Reid, Helen What I desire Honesty Withdraw i- most: Reese, Clara What I desire most: Loyalty Ramey, . Carlye Pyle, ' What I desire most: ' '- .- . N . s Mdrlorle . Success , What I desire most: s Friendship ii. Reynolds, Barbara What I desire most: Friendship -1 Richards, Vanoy What I desire most: 5 Loyalty Ray, Peggy Jo What I desire most Loyalty I R is odCC5leta What I 'desire most oya ty dia ,gg l -lo K N , XJ N44,Lf QXAJA-af' l U ah Roe, James What I desire most: Cheerfuiness Rogem, hAHdred What I desire most: Scholarship Rudd, hAarvm Rowe, What I desire rno Edward Sportsmanship What I desire most: ' Friendship h Poop Pdce What I desire most: Honesty . A 4 III I I ' LA? , - . , 1 f I lg W L ' lf II ix IIN' fU fi ,f -4' br .ab ,I wg?!41, J -wr Pudedge Emmeu R Whavt I desire most: USSZY' Friendship James Rushin 8, Ehzabeth Rushing, What I desire mOSt: John Truthfulness Ruddy, Wgdi I desi SK: A '51 Mildred 'msg gs s 1 ' VVhtId ' n A Fgendjilthz mos 3 V Q ' Q . , S as si J' ' si ' Fx3', , 5Ke.f I x Q- 3 What I desire most: Courage SENIORS 1941 I - -1-V paw-a-ar'-NW . W,.ffm-wy..-.1,.,WW,-...e...-va-W..-v.-..-,-,-.M.,, ,,,,,,Wm , T, SENIORS 1941 ,N gfojri Scott, Lula Mae SCl1Ienberg, What I desire most: Ben Self-discipline Schattell Wlgzat I desire most: waiter Wfhat I desire most: Sportsmanship ff I ,f f? 1 1 ' ' 1 ff I ,f I x fi ii Sharp, .loe i Wh t I d s're most: Sepkmgllli Ccheerliilhess Semen What ldesire most: JO Anne Service What I desire most? Friendship lr Y x .J do ,. f X,--, 1 ' , .4 X gf sf f'-Q. 20 ,,- I ,QV KJ s Scruggs, Bernice What I desire most: Courage Sharpe, Sara Jane What I desire most: Sportsmanship l Sell, M, n Dorothy Ellen What I desire most: Sportsmanship 40 Shaw, Ben What I desire most Friendship .Q 5 Y Shepherd, Jimmie What I desire most: Sportsmanship QQ ' Simmons, Frances ShieIds, What I desire mOSt: Bevefiy Cheerfulness What I desire most: Friendship Simmons, Tommy What I desire most: Sportsmanship of il if SIacIc Igurt Simpson What I desire most: Julian M. chem What I desire most: Self-discipline Simmons What I desire most: Jimi, LW What I desire most: Courage Qfi X t If Smith, - Bruce Smith, What I desire most: getty Joyce Friendship What I desire most: Loyalty SENICRS 1941 A'--1' A 1 ' 'N-nal ' ' 3 ' 1 SENIORS 1941 My I Smith, David What I desire most: Sportsmanship WIA' ghuaidhbb Smith, Helen Louise A Wh tld s'emost: 5m'tII,g,dro,d siif-aafcihrnz SUIIIIII n What I desire most: Gloria Honesty What I desire most: Honesty What I desire most: V. 1 Friendship i Isl if N px 1:11, GW I'4?II'I if Smith, Nancy Ann Smith, What I desire most: Margaret Sue F 'ndsI p Smith, What I desire most: Louise Coumg' Smith, Wh-ft I desire most: James OI-'my Smith-3 It Wtgsgldyesire most: ac What I desire most: Friendship Withdrew llfil ,V Ompi! be smith, Vern . Wh t I d ' t: Sm-tim ,I Ssmxsxftrgff ar me What I desire most: Friendship ., ..,V. swllllll -- ---' - Y- Jug, v - ,, W. 1 4 , yt if Smith, Wanda What I desire most: Friendship Stagner, EveIyn What I desire most: Sperrgl, A Friendship etty nn What I desire most: Honesty Stanford, Nancy What I desire most: Friendship Sottek, Sophie What I desire most: Sportsmanship '5. s s it Stanitprth, Betty Jane What I desire most: Self-discipline mfs-fi.,. -,Vw v What I desire most: l Sportsmanship I I Q. , 'rv I- Steele, 'i Imogene 34 What I desire most: 1 Friendship I SENIORS 1941 7 : I I 'x ENIORS 1941 J Stewart Bobbie Sffingdmie W2SZIrf5ZlI5.5'fs': What I desire most: Loyalty Qs ix 4 ff, N8 Stone, Doyle S Ines What I desire most: so William Buford Howfv What I desire most: iendship yflwffr I if QGIIQW Stewart, Dorothy What I desire most: Cheerfulness il .sz- Stuclcey, Elaine What I desire most: Cheeriulness is-'S' AF NOSE. Q Stiles, Audie What I desire most Scholarship - 4 1 I I I I if Summers, Georgia Sullingl What I desire most: Bonnie Lee LOYGIIY What I desire most: Courage ii Teslcer, Royce Wh t I desire most: Tdbexlice LZYGIIY What I desire most: I , I Swetmdh, What I desire most: my 1 ,O Frances Loyalty Swain MSM What I desire most: I'IaroId Travel What I desire most: Sportsmanship 1 ,vL I-If f , , if r ' pl I ,IJ I ' I I l , , 1s r 1,4 if Tatum , Ray What I desire most: Sportsmanship an T I ay oWdma Grace i I Taylor, most: Leonard 4 A, of . . I ,L ' Tdytojgne Wlgngigxisge most. 1 Idutenhdhn, What I desire most: I Vivian Self-discipline What I desire most: Courage j I A SENIORS 1941 Iediord, Fioy What I desire most: Friendship s...,.,,. tm? I, if f, I Ieeters, I-Iaroid Iedford, What I desire most: Wanda Courage What I desire most: Friendship Iennyson, Betty Sue What I desire most: Friendship Thacker, BiII What I desire Friendship u- most: What I desire most: Self-discipline L4 e Moores Ihompson, Giadys Thompson, What I desire most: Biii Honesty What I desire most: Sportsmanship I iii Thompson, William TIi0mI350ni What I desire most: Harold Honesty What I desire most: Self-discipline Ihorman, Marie What I desire most: Honesty -.ani TIUI91 What I desire most: Charles H0n95fY What I desire most: Friendship ,1 TooIey, Richard Wh t I desire most: TO'IelEfgnkhn Fsiendship f What I desire most: ' Courage I I I Lf 'X I Topper, E. L. What I desire most: Friendship Tubbs, Evelyne Treddwdy, What I desire most: Harry LOYGIYY What I desire most: Service Tune, 3 I AA. . I IUHIC f Tufarieix, Wpat Igisire most: f dl-ie rien s ip What I desire most: Wifhdfcw I Loyalty , I I ., r' 'gil . is f 2 5. 3 SENICRS 1941 I .6 --.,. my Y ..,-.-T .,... , sENioRs 1941 4'ou,...5y..,.f. T10-..,e., Turnbow, MozeIIe What I desire most: LoyaIty Turner, Edna Mae What I desire most: Loyalty vi Turner VaIiere What I desire most: Honesty What I desire most: Loyalty N IW WaIIcer, Lance, Jr. What I desire most: Honesty WaIIcer, Roberta What I desire most: Friendship Underwood, Lois Jean 'IYSOnjOe Wlhggliliiyesire most: What I desire most: Friendship Ward, Jess Clark, J Wh I d ' tl XXXIIISIII FI,iIendxI5hc mos Mac What I desire most: Service X ,f' M- nc...-nil ,, I kr Q- most: ! 'Ws Warren, Osmond Warman, What I desire most: Zona Ruth SPOYKSMGHSIHIP What I desire most: Self-discipline Weaver, Maxine What I desire most: Service West Eileen West, What I desire most: Cortez Loyalty Wells, Wlgzat I desire most: Harrie omg' What I desire most: Citizenship Weeks, Betty Louise What I desire most: Friendship West. R. C. West, What I desire most: Hal Courage What I desire most: Sportsmanship SENIORS 1941 I I I E I i I is -.f-.,.,-m-e,.,..,.......v,.-,,.-f-'.a.-..v, -- v- SENIORS 1941 White, Bobbie Lee What I desire most: SportsmanshiD I I I 1 Wilcox, Susan What I desire most: Cheerfulness rx 'lv Nxfhite, Nedra What I desire most: Friendship Wiiey, John What I desire most: Friendship vw, .,, , ..,Y, h.,,.W.W,wvvW-. .-.. ...-,..--..,...,.s . ......,w 4143 as ual 'Jim 1 'Wi3htmdD, Sherwood Whitson What I desire most Elizdbgth Sportsmanship Whitgcgtfgnl Whdt I desire most: Mary Friendship What I desire most: Service WP vm' YH WW' A 1 orinne 'X' 5 fyl' ' Wiiiidms, Wllnat lldesire most: Charlton OW' 'Y Willigmgl What I desire most: Cdroiyn Sportsmanship What I desire most: Friendship 'naw I 5 lhi fl Williams, Dorothy What I desire most: Friendship Wilson, LJ! Tarlton ,.-M What I desire most: Cf Friendship Lg! Williams, Jo Eloise What I desire most: 'old What I desire most: Loyalty Winfrey, J. C. What I desire most: Honesty Loyalty Q 3 Wisclon, Dorothy What I desire most: Friendship Williams What I desire most: paws, Sportsmanship What I desire most: Wealth ! Withers, ' ' Russell Wisdom, What I desire most: lristania Hmffv What I desire most: X , ' Friendship Lt, of Q Af, E 1' F 1 V' sr QL Lg jf -Y-V-' I I l SENIORS 1941 '.,.w--B---W --H-vw . ----w--- -q-. vu- -V ----W -- SENIORS 1941 I I I Womack, Q Kathryn What I desire most: friendship Wood, BiIIy What I desire most: Friendship K 9' s Woodrum, Jael: Wood, What I desire most: Margaret Sportsmanship What I desire most: Friendship Woods, Jean What I desire most Sportsmanship Young, June YCGIKICYI What I desire most: Eugene Friendship Wright Whit I desire most: Jesse W. Chem What I desire most: Friendship I What I desire most: Justice Zachary, Gladys What I desire most: Friendship Additional Seniors Approximately four hundred ninety seniors make up the May graduating class. Effort has been made to include all of the May seniors in the book. Seniors whose names are marked with asterisks are not pictured. Many summer school graduates have pictures in the regular class section. These are designated with asterisks. Others who have decided to re- main another year in WFSH are pointed out. g X ,, .d.a-...,..a,,,,M,,., Allen, Thomas Banner, Frances Barr, W. G., Jr. BdUiTiQdTClFiZl' E Baxter, Guy iloy Beekman, Leon Bennett, Beverly Brooks, Betty Jane Brown, Naomi Cates, Charles 'Davenpo rt, Charles Dorsey, Mitchel Duty, Weldon Edwards, Lucille Frerich, Margaret 'Gosnell, Jack l'larmon, Beaulah l-larmon, Roy Lee l-laston, Myrtle Jarvis, C. D. Jones, Melba l.ee Lester, Doris 'McCombs, Bill McDonald, Clide McDonald Dorothy Mcllonneli, Harrold Marten, Vivian Morgan, Billy Joe Norwood Betty Ann Oglesby hilly Phillips, Wayne Roe, Vester Sco gins, Tommie 'SmitSh, Fred Spainhouer, Buford Stark, Patsie Stevens, J. C. Taylor, Lillian Mae Tempel, Frances Helen Tennison, Eugene Tibbs, Gene Walters Thurman Wells, lfaye Dean West Mary Mac Whitiey, Fletcher Whittington, A. C. --'H 'si :ii JUNIGRS T 1--7 Bailey, K Auers, A , Yerfxmbm L., Jr. MY L Aff1Old Margaret Allard, Jo Nell Alexancler, Melwse Aclams, Dorothy Jael: if V A a ffl -X , 31, ai ., as-,A , KR 'ig . D 1 I L Blandin ,L . Bishop' Jaolciel Y z Biggs, Loys Gene Batterton, Shirley BdSlWdmf Robert ' Bartell, pred l Ballard, -ldfilf l Gladys l , l it - . 'fm' if A Bri. ,. ,N A ', 1 fr 1 fl ff 'vs if A L - 'N lfx 'X ' 0 a f Broutlwertin, Braselton, Mary L' Brdshedff Frances Brady, Jean Bowman, Patsy Bosworth, Mary Louise Bolton, Margie Margaret +14 'nr' W' -li Bryans, Bruton, Brydly H' W' . a Brown, Edna Lois mes Buchanan, Mary Lea Brown, lhera l-lope Billy , 'iv , Chambless, lwarnbers, Gloria Jane sh Carter, C I . Cardeilhac, drgeirgljyyl Man Cantrell, Jack X 0 Jacqueline X buff! .lane 2 , V Q ' Christian, ClW2SSIV, Lawrence Chauncey, Charlene Gene X X Y Cates, Cash, Willis William W V 1 1 I l , X' K, if -i Cone, Combs, Nell Dean Billy JUNIORS JUNICJRS .. M-QQ X!! ,fo 1 Conn, g H. xxx. l l , Cox, C0Wl?Yf Bi l ly Coursey, Marion Cowles, Mary Lou Gayle Q f De l.ee, Davidson, John Clifton gil' Dulaney, Doris Estes, Esclnman, Nadine Endiwff, Kennetlw Eckert, James Bettie Fellows Featlwerston, Dalia Charles l-lenry Findley, Ruth ,,, NYY , Frenclw, F Freemonl Eddie ox Foster, I Phyllis Ethel Leon Fulclner, l:I'lfZmEl6r, l-lgnry Dorotlwy U l 1 -9 L ,l I l 11 , ,., llc' NY Furman, l-luglw l 'f LW-fW 'f-- l -J -P , '57 QQ ll l A, l .. if . Golf, lirank l ' N-,f ,X L r l Gridley, 1 'ff -- - A Gicldens, Virginia Q Gibson, Dan A A lil' Franlc George, Gdlldfwnf Barbara Beverly ,... ff.:-l .. -ir wr' 'UF' he ur X 3:3 ' ff, A Gra l 51!3'r 1 if G 1 Y ' la!! 13.112 G rdyBeltY .lane Dame G d , Gormiialn, Osijick f oo wln, Lena Mae Ormd e Bray, '-' . Doris af' 'N N .J . a xr K Gray fx K. C. d l-l Il Grininger 'Evelyn Green, George 1 Bill l'l ' 1 l-lair, dmgtsg' 4 Charles JUNIORS . JUNIORS n 405 X , i he Hesson, 1 ,. ,i gf. Hayes, Maw XX Hathaway, Mary Maurice Hdrtt Elinore Ham, Faye Hanks, Helen Handy, Frances Mary Gene Bi H I HOHM I o z, ' wi will H d Homlier? Juanita an ee A 5 e ma lppb ' ' ' Hibler, Ons Lo? f ' N : '12 9 'J Q! X v 'f: 7 a. X Xa ff' xx M 1 Hum hries, H H Humghrey, ECW J' H H HUHI k U James oger Houser, U Bert Jac House Betty Jeanne Edwin a y Y i if 1 Johnson, Johnson, QQ,-,eva Johnson, Joe Jenkins, Jaclc Hutsom Jimmie Jean Hurst, Francis Lee Hunt, Margaret Lynn ani -an .adv King K H KCHCY, 'Janie Z U1 Annie Ross Keenan, Patsy Jordan, Barbara Jones' Janice Jones, Ethel Daphine VV A 'lg Q,-1 ,ag .fv- JU X 4 M X Kramer, Knight, Clifford Klass, Elbert Kirlcpatriclc, Frieda Klfbf, Kilgore, M'lfOf1 Kinlcead, Bob JUNICDRS .J . v.,..v..,v---V-w-W-f-fn -- Y T JUNICDRS XA l.lfCl1l:iCld, Chdrlgg Lester! Lewljgck Billy Leach, Milton ea' L I A Land Walter ed nn getty Litchfield, lu fm l N. ., Lyles Loofbourrow, gill LongM L Doris ' 1 ong A Long got' ary ousse ! Littrell, l3e'mY 1 A Jimmie l -and -exif' Q, 1 1 ' M K ' , M H , Mclngyre, C Eff ett McGuire C Elle Y cGau?l1Yf MCGJLHT?:1n' l-lelgn McDowell, Wi mon Y Nita Dale 1 X Q 48 .A sur' . IF AV' xL X Mahler, Wm 'X M Madcilox, Doris dd 1 ar ar Wm i McSpedden, iidrgdret S et .. .il MCShdn, Cl'1dl'lOtf6 McMahon, Dorothy McLaughlin, Joe Ruth l 19 Maneely, Betty Jane L Martin, Manoushaglan Thelbert Milton fs M Michael, Meyers A QQ yejgclq Joy Merejcilltn, Robert -f Q I , C'2'Z'QQv 5,7 Monaghan, Dan J cr' Moore, Monicrest- - Cd,-lene Eva ois Morrison, M0'ViS, Juanita Mor an Moraifn, John Zaran Ruth alter JUNIGRS rf 5 JUNIORS E fa . 1: 43' It If 59' l -.ft L M Nallj B , Murph Yeliin ' ' Mullins, Barbara Muller, Katherine , Moss, Kenneth Moss, Margaret Clillorcl ps, 4? 0? Neal 1.410 N bi Noble, Nelson O 'Zan Matt ArthL ta' N If N, edlvlarshall Oman NGYIOK- Dorothy Naylor, Nelda DlClC , 45. ,Q .25 .J ,it Parrish, Parlcer, Patsy Owen PGCQI Thomas OI er! A BWI Cleo Norwood, lVfVlary Elizabeth l Y Norman, RUBY Della Mae 'W ,Li 'R Sv Powell, I Posey, Q Mary Lucille inlc, Doris Petty Louis pemod 1 Peterson, Petty Lou Payne, Mgrvin Ralph Patsy , K' Q A Q of , 1 :sz by an 1:1-rv ' ,W is i RMA G i aws Rddef Gwendolyn nm aye Ramsey, Clarence y e, Norma Lee Price, Thomas Price, Wylene Uvonne G nz' ffl 'QI' Y U l Roper, A. B. ROSCVS, lmogene Rider, Gwen Riddle, Steve Richardson, Donald Peneaux, Bfifbdm fm Bob JUNIGRS J V,,i,,-,,,We,,, ,n,Y , , eW-,e.,e,,w,,,WW JUNICRS ry-:ar '45 213, A 5 ,K by A551 12. gf it 1 1 y Russell, Jeanne Ruaelev, Home Rutfner, Bob Helen Beth sfggv X iw, H fi Schienberg, i Nancy 1 R 1 Sdmpleslk A . - uthl Y Cfwdudce Jac ks- 55 11 Sims, 1 ' x Snoop, lmslt-ierbert Shankle, Laura ,Gaii 1 SZYWIU Rosa Beth i SQHZN k Yvonne 4 Schmidt, 'C 1 Henry i ff tt at 1 f A 1. ,. ' Y ' ' Smitlwk I Lena Ma S th, df S h Smifhc O ml Juanita mit 4 - Skinner, QOL, Sims, Bob Robert S wh, K ml Vesta ennetlm Std Sldlldgdg walter Doyle ran CY, Spell Norma O Ut Stem el Stewlart, It Stewart, ' Margaret l 'K Teasley, I TGYIOW Donald ' T f Surles, dnnizggg Betty Mae l Stout Stulnblelield, Betty Joy Stow, Gene Robert , James .W aa X V' T I V Vague, Towles, U NES' Glen Throop, Ellen emo Thomas Tlworrgton, Bob A Terry, Helen em Jo 1 James Loyd JUNICJRS ,l 1 ,l 5 A , ,-,.-. ,,,.,..,. ,.,,,- ,N Y - Y W v-Y-nv.-....,....f..., -.. . ,. Vv ..-w.v..,a..-- .W , . ...mf ,, .Wk -:,...... W , ,un i if JUNIORS Ml 3:55 e 3 g 2 3 'K Q X if 1 2 weiis, A ' A ' 'L' W Weaiger, Billy 1 t , W Ik , Waslilgngtonis' d eglorid any I ennet Waelder, . 6 gillly Wade, Ada Jane Gene K W f P aih KK r i ' vvnndms Williams W. C. Williams, Helen W I Wilhgii George Rae i CY, i y Ray White, Frarilc Westerfield, Jimmy Bobbie Lou 4 eiii ' 3 l A ' Q ii f K , Wright, W Id nd Wriggt, ld Juanita Woodward, OOJQ2 gel dw Winingerf David vvnna Rene Patria SOPHCMORES and Bob Webb. Secghd row: Nelle Norwood, Mary Helen Pritchett, Charlotte Brown, Joline Norwood, Sue Ann Thomas, Lindsay Waggoner, Margaret Bzbb, Frances Ann Deaton, Jeanne Thorn, Hazel Hampton, Bobbie Jones, Anita Jeanne Neal, and Mary Sue Roling. On chairs: Betty Potts, Gloria McCutchen, Marian Bullington, and Marian Miller. Students' pictures in this section which are designated by asterisks represent the high sophomores who will be juniors in May. 'Abernathy Mary ,lo Ad Mflljfabellz Anasto ulos, Biff? fxnastopoulos, 7, ' QQ Elaine Anderson, 'A ' Q Dorothy ' 'iii ' ln: W :I W lr - 1 fa- ' ' .., 2' -0 Q' 1 K' 'L - , M s, r r .e r 1 140 fl 5 AN ,L 4 x H, ' J Q Q x '5 S Anderson, l Helen Andirscfmn, A t rms rong, , ut Gvfendolyn Arnojd, A hr oanne tc 553419 Bdgvrgeui S I B k a er au tangy Gloria Jean L 1 Q ,,,, l A I -A V, AR As- M' :aw 1 ,Q A ,f qi I 1' 1 - , Qwfm L sal SS K f Frances Blfmlg on Bass, Clwarlotte fo Burcln, Earl .ua an velyn Bebo, Margaret are- W ,PI- 'ggq l fi lm Brollier, Anthony Burrows, B Lavoyne Uftonf Minnie Lou Benninger, Anita Brown, Charlott 3 VW Campbell, l Carolyn 4. af' Z, o V ',, -A cw ' 'ff :.E . ..,. K Campbell, Earl Ehoate, Harlan A rain, Virginia Jil all Il Cannedy, Robbie Joyce Carscgn girly Carter, De SCDPHOMORES 'T Q- te Cecil, QI' Clwase IH I Barbara 'Chastaim Emagene Clarlf, Louise Clouglw, S C lc, K dm OC liclward Coolm, C b tt ff ' or e , N' U drvm Dorothy Jane Cornish, I James i re f ,F r X jg 3 I an F X , .E ' ' '-s,.,,, 'Y Q X 'C l , 'Oilily Cuylenasii, Annette Davis -0' 'Q' 6 xi! Q -J Deaton, ew adm Frances Ann De Slqong, l-'lallie Dillard, Arvin MHA-A rw-wvw-gvgqw-H-f-W-v-.-W-.--..--Y..., ,,,,.,. ...W , , i Dooley, , Mary Catherine Dunham, Edwin, Easonj, E rr , me Uiaiawa New Fischer, Barbara Anne Flake, , paulk Floolc -...ig ' Ciharle h -fi 'fn fr 8 ' ' f 'I Y Q fa: l, V' i M Ri 1 at r i AM 1 Frazier, Betsy Gabbert, Freeman Garnm, R XG , ' eisert, .N me me Grace Laverne Giddens, , Charlene Gilbmff f n- James Gilchrist, M 4 Elizabe 3 4 X a xff. ,,fZ ' 'RN4111 Greer, ix Billie Jean Has-mann, Bill l-lale, Billy , we Q -6 lx ' liijll ll SOPHCMORES l lall lMdXif'2 l-lampton,l H Haze an lghnald Harris, 1 l Lou A 'Z 9? 'W J ,K 'Q l 4' ,, if R laynes, Ma ry Lanel l SCDPHCMCRES 'Hightower' H' Carl MN J 'Hodges ig 1 Hooper, Murrell Hull Ofmd O ' Helen Hodges, Anne tl-lolllh R H Holland H O 'W Um Magma 5 -f nf ,Nancy Humphrey, Jones, B Hundley enny Ddlg Hunter, Bob ble A. 4 :TL e W Helen l'lUlSOr1, . J H B1IIyBob - e V255 ' Wdllece Jones, Franlc Jones, ROY B' Jong? I ' ,lonz JY Wd dolwnnie Junlcin, V Eb V We or ,sa W ZH F F I A 'Kelm, F E Leo 'Kiel Sally Ann Killelea, I LaBar Jack 'Lay Pessv nv i E 1 McCarthy, Q Pnylfis McCarty, Jane SCPHOMORES L Donald Leggett, James, .-J ' If . McClure, Wanda 411 fi . King, KV d mnar , 4 Jean Bettye Lou K'Omn9ef, Ralph Kuntz, Glori L --'P t , ,,'L v ' . Q V, ra yy faa L L . 'ff Levine, Rose Marion Lindsay, L, I Ida Coral me Yr xl Fowanda Looney, Neva J: A 'ai ,. an I mf 'le .1 rl -.,, q ' fy- ' QL V A 7 -M tu 'H if ,,aea , f 'Mclgowellj M dm . etfYe o Marilyn Martijn, M tu , une arm, Mary Lc V' Wyy , , 1 U , if y y , J-S .2 , Fr tb! e 'jf P ,Q A A V 0 2 - 5, W W4 - Q . SOPHOMCRES Aattes, Robert Maucini, Helen Miles, W Patricia M'H9Vf Marian Minton, B I Montgomery ever y James irq Morgan, I V Mary Jo 5 125 . , .H s 1 - 1 1. A V N x P nrrison,. Addfe L22 Mulnmix, Jonny MYCIR ,Neal nn Anita Jeanne Nebrig, N 'Son e 1 Betty Mary Lea Newman, Sarah ,,-Q rl - I if 401 . 4 .312 1 Joe, MGVY Norvjood, N Wood immy OV 1 Nelle Gwen, Donald Ozmenf, Laveta tpdfker, ld p tt em a on, Tad QI Pearlman, fi 4 Bettyllene 'Pe' , lrjjmes ipeffgfll P I erry, . Clara Dell pmrcgion piercn EH M dw en PA , lpellVla 'ff' l as- 'f' .3 lll , .P 5, M o ,Y , f W K X ax , . A o w. ,lg W-,aa ,,,z' 3 llll f f -A 'X 1 I ' k,l Ports, . 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'R M-U r , bb '. . ,I--fl Y ,- ttf fi Among the attributes of character which best reflect the nature of a true patriot are service, loyalty, honesty, courtesy, cheerfulness, sportsmanship, friendliness, scholarship, and health. Each of these qualities represents a distinct characteristic, yet the elements may be so closely allied that a , :. FJ, . if if ici .,. . person's nature is often a composition of several of these traits. Thus, one may be called a worthy citizen who possesses to a high degree one or more of these attributes. F9721 r f' 11. .ti -p s. Ideals of patriotism are best portrayed by the students of WFSH who put into use these qualities, they are the leaders of the mental, physical, and social life of the school. Favorites whose pictures appear in this section were first nominated by the faculty and student councils, later elections were held in the classrooms. They were elected by popular vote and were chosen because they are concrete examples of the highest ideals of the school in their respective fields. They represent ' living examples of real American patriots and citizens. E? 'If . I f I So, in presenting this new feature as a part of the favorite section, the staff believes that the l ,, N. reader may obtain a pictorial representation of the general theme of the boolc-Americanism. 219' 15.3 'lx' gal Ei' . L2 'ff 5 : nu ...v DEFINITIONS or TI-IE NINE ATTRIBUTES tif gisillfie 'by I I I rf -, r' LV By SERVICE is meant the dependable service to WFSH-not the big services, but more particularly the small, constantly repeated ones. LOYALTV means the constant, faithful allegiance to WFSH and to fellow students. ,'-., any 1-44-1 ffl' ' ' - Qi H V A 'nn 1 . rs, .4 4? I: V 1 v . .T44lJ,15j V J' nl '- ' Q, 1: gi :Vila 'J if 'Eli I 1-I if 4,. .ua .. its Lita. Wu Ii: -'5 I 4... Egg Jil -3 ri' g 127 15 ,emi Pg. .Y .I Q .4 ,, .. 53: . 7 H? i' SMT- . 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I SCHOLARSHIP is the consistent attainment of high scholastic averages, as well as sincere appreciation of the literary and scientific accomplishments of others. HEALTH is best shown by a radiant, wide-awalce person whose body is free from pain and ' -:qi disease. This quality does not necessarily include the ability to excel in sports, but an interest in them is an outstanding characteristic. at ' gif if ng-,ng ffs ffl ag ,I s as .., I wie at . if'-fi J .., ,. -Yi, . .... . ,., . . swf ' W ss iii ' 4,1 I, ffl L Q F! 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Fig: Kenneth Spell Jimmy White Glen Vague Marshall Neal Edna Lois Bruton Coyote Helpers y s . 4.47 , X 1 fjzafy' 4 Juniors 'I li it Asa McDaniel Barbara Murph Bobbie Lou Westerfield Sarah Ruth Morgan Mary Louise Bowman M l of Jaclc Awtry Margaret Hall Frances Peterson Beatrice lloclcett Joyce Janice Hale Elva Gt-1ill2itchie Seniors sophomores 'Z 4, M -2f4igLQ4?f'gt4-f .541 li a, .a . 1 .-1-I ' 1 ' .il ,' J 'J rl Maxine Weaver Lillian Bennett Ann Myers Frances Simmons Edwin Klein Layout Group l i .Y ,xg Carl l ll9l'1f0W9f Mildred Holland Margaret Bebb Ann Myers Pete Carter Hazel Hampton Johny Mullinix Sarah Clough TA,-I D,uA,. Hunan Picture-making Doliar, pleasei 5. ff. P. ,fx fsamuvx Denton 3. Ride 'em Cowboy Z e Coyote band leads the way Here comes the parade! That's all, folks! Old Timers Wichita Falls ' IL, ,.. Q 4. - x 433' Sui Last Round Up Jubilee Hi Ho Silver Yippie Gay Nineties '-gx 5 -. 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Mid-year Seniors: Vessie Hardy's Orchestre Presentation of Flags Assemblies Ueorgma Ballina 2 :S .. 64 df 'U l N A' , ss gs H V I n l as Qliil AZ' if,-an M , ' ,r K ggi' if fs ,v - r , W Q, ef r V A ,I 4 Rev. Eastham, ' welcome visitor to WFSH II' In and About ouch! O 4 . Getting Vaccinated Xfff Ls Y ' ' A ' n iff Y Ln sv' QM Y if 1 v iQ 5 , K km ,7 xii . j , .K-'15 I Q 1 Q28 Wi ' ,s W, ik f ,- fn M 4 ,F . Y e' ,.- 'iq'-.I 1' Q 9 Q lt Ag 'air S ,A fyisff Vu fl NE' I' -if 2 Sadie Hawkins Day Battle-axe'?'?'??'?'?'?'? After 3.90 Hungry he-men Long, long ago Now do you understand? Satisfied Food and fun MM Jw N-I N of :ood- morning! A good healthy bunch, we hope , lt' y not be English, but it's a lot of lun Bingo! -Q ho o Do you run faster barefooted, girls? Greetings, gals! i Vacation time U.. Yr qs' 65, V1 f' . 'ss X. 1 , .X RQ Q Rambl in 5 V Rambo twins at .- ff X 1 Za 2.-I Edifying Eddie ' fi Rough Riders R ,Ag Y' ,v'? 'f'v Pretty H Posies Just sauntering Junior Lassies COUNCIL MEMBERS Jovial Juniors 'X Jimmy White, President Miss Lena McConnell, Sponsor meo Julaet 'ai---A Golden Gloves Deno Miss Vance and some pals 5. 4 ,,,. . is i N, ,, A -, W, V-5,,l hiv , ,xl A .-F, -,api M. A :sw 93 4 ny v A gay group 1 .saieitpnb Q . gl 5 V s f 5. v s, ix! I If W XA rf 1 x sky' 4 r ww' 9 . . Wm wsmf,lsQrw - , - ' 1 .....s..f.....-M, . , l al W' Miss Bolin and buddies Unsuspecting sophs v W Fun before studies Eight members of the 1941 graduating class have perfect attendance records. This means they have been neither tardy nor absent during their stay in WFSH, CThis list was compiled at the end of the First semester, 1941 .D Thomas Allen Patricia George Jimmy Anderson Benny King Margaret Ashley Ottis Pack Evelyn Forcher Novella Simmons Honor Rating Pictures of the Seniors of the 1941 class who have made the honor roll every semester since they have been in WFSH are shown below. These students hold the highest scholas- tic record in the class. CThis list was compiled at the end of the first semester, 1941 .J Bereniece Bell Wyneth Berry Margaret Cave Tom Davis 'Charles Geiser Patricia George Anna Huper 'Students not pictured. Bob Lea Betty McSpedden 'Larry Moore Jack Parker Betty Joyce Smith Betty Sue Tennyson Zona Ruth Woman 3 U., ,..,. .,,,. -,., ., ,,,,,,.A,., Y .....c..,,, .1-1. , WM ,.....-.mas :::::::::::::: .....-::::::-'za' :::::::::::::: :::::5::::::EM ':S::::::::::- ' ....::::::::: as 3 :::::::::: ::::. 555 2, 9, What e Life Footlight Players 4 351' .mf Any more announcements? We study our script. A Comedy? Officers Corridor Assistants The purpose oi this organization is to regulate traffic within the building and to limit the amount of noise. Under the guidance of Mr. l-l. V. Harrison, the staff has been very successful in accomplishing these aims. ln order to remain on the force, the assistants must maintain high citizen- ship ancl scholastic averages. They showed these traits of worthy citizenship by helping direct traffic at the football games besides their regular School duties. 1, .ffW'i' 5' ' N Q ' T -It . .- ' , . .. .. 'ir-1 i-ley, there, stop running in the halls Council, composed of officials elected from Texas History classes. Entire organization Junior Historians Mr. Lester Jones, local sponsor Dr. l-l. Bailey Carroll, Junior Historian editor r r i 'l 1 l . 1 1 1 i r nf- -f-mann: -- M A f f- unuurft- I J- Girl Reserves The Girl Reserves have promoted good fellowship and service throughout the year by giving aid to Greece, China, World War veterans, and other unfortunates, each year the girls devote part of their time to promoting good fellow- ship byzgiving dances, parties, and picnics. Ar the beginning of each semester, the Girl Reserves have special duties to perform. They assist the otfice by running errands, aiding the new students in Finding their rooms, and they are found willing to serve when the need arises. OFFICERS President . . Betty Jo Jones Vice-President . Joyce Janice l-lale Secretary , . Mary Louise Bowman Treasurer . Billie Leona Harris Sponsor . . Miss Kathleen Melat The Worship committee has charge of the de- votionals at the Girl Reserve meetings. The Financial committee keeps record of the The Telephone committee contacts the girls in the cabinet when telephoning is necessary. The Auditorium committee makes arrangements for keeping the auditorium orderly during meetings. organization's Finances. .1 ',,, Je VX e Program committee has planned programs The Social committee has helped the Girl Re- for each of the meetings of the organization. serves plan for their social activities. The Service committee has charge of preparing baskets during Christmas and Thanksgiving and of other charitable activities. The Publicity committee gives reports to the paper about the activities of the Girl Reserves. The Art committee makes posters to boost the organization. Luanne McCarty, Betty Ann Norwood, Helen Seplzowitz, Nancy Ann Smith, Ann Myers. Student Sponsors OFFICERS Frances Simmons: Reporter Betty Jo Jones: Vice-Chairman Betty Sue Tennyson: Chairman Joyce Janice Hale: Secretary MEMBERS Wyneth Berry, Junelle Friend, Betty Joyce Smith, Anna Huper, Billy Leona Harris, Doris Hanks, Bereneice Bell, Maxine Fuson, Carlye Ramey, Dorothy Kubecl4a, Susan Wil- cox, Betty Jane Staniforth, and Mary Louise Albert. NOT RICTURED ' Margaret Hall, Nancy Ann Smith, and Lois Jean Underwood. OFFICERS Joe Sweeney: Secretary Bill Bell: Chairman Bob Leaz Vice-Chairman Qttis Paclc: Reporter MEMBERS Mac Walsh, Jaclc Green, Jaclt Parlcer, Robert Hurst, Stanley Williamson, Joe Meissner, Max Bumgardner, Edward Rowe, Phillips Cunningham, Alonzo Corbin, Jimmy Simmons, Tom Davis, Diclc Frazee, Don Mclver, and David Smith. Checking Group Margaret Sue Smith, Margaret Cave, Carlye Ramey, Dorothy Kubeclta, Catherine Kendall, lnes Parris, Betty Jacl4s, Elizabeth Nebrig, Betty Houser, Jane McCarty, Marguerite Hatch, Joline Proctor, Shirley Biggs, Gloria Mccutchen, Beverly Bennett, Yvonne Seyler, Mildred Davis, and Bettye Jo Simonton. NOT PICTURED Luanne McCarty, Jacqueline Cantrell, and Alice Ann Presson. V.. -fp Y--W, .Jtlrl-,.., ,. Informatnon seekers Berry and Green Qffice Assistants Ready for work Hale, Bowman, and McGuigan -nw- N Z Eager to help Driver and Stanzforth Why isn't Suzy at school? Moms, Hurst, and Tuttle Check and double check Morris and McDowell WFSH Meilmen 52lLsMdY'ff end RIC? ,A ss l i. .,,.W..., -,. , Where cham pionship essays are crea ted. Writers' Club The Writers' Club, organized in 1937 has for its main purpose e preparation f I ssay writin or the ann League c g in ual interscholastic ontest. However, other phases of creative writing are also studied. The club members reatly enjoy their participa- tion in all of tlgiese activities. The present membership is eighteen. The officers selected this year are: Ottis Paclc, president, Anna l-luper, Viceapresident, Mildred Davis, secretary-treasurer, and Margaret Cave, historian. Miss Belle Tibbets spon- ors the group. KWB Y Music Club ... ...an ., , W.-W. , 5 , v Y.. W- ,,,l ...Tzu ,-nl! Wg! Y Ygllull ,, ull.--tl -n Spanish Club OFFICERS President: Tom Davis Vice-President: Marshall Neal Program Co ' ' mmittee. Ethel Freeman and Shirley Biggs Secretary and Treasurer: Mary Lynn Brouthertin Reporter: Ottis Paclc Events malce the study of S panish important for all who live in the United States. For Texas that importance takes on larger proportions because we are close to the greater portion ofthe Spanish-speaking world. The Spanish Club of WFSH is furthering this movement in our community, Through our study of Spanish we hope to do our part in helping to unite all the Americas in friendship, in culture, and in better commercial relations. +A I , Los socios del club. Latin Club Sponsor: Miss Lona Betty Brown President: l-larold Svvaim Secretary: Kenneth Spell Treasurer: pat Goodwin By means of the magic carpet, a Latin book, these students travel afar. They traverse the Aegean sea, climb the Alps, or, with the legions of Caesar, Fight in the Gallic Wars. To create, maintain, and extend through the school and community high standards of Christian character is the purpose of the l-li-Y organization. Sponsored by Mr. Floyd M. Lisle, this group of boys is loyal to the ideals of the school, Qeporterz l-lelen Sepkowilz The members of the Gens Romana Hi-Y Sponsor: Mr. F. Nl. Lisle President: Thomas Gould Vice-President: Charles Morris Secretary: Don Gibson Program Committee: Bill Mahalley Jimmy Anderson is T QI 1 ,H xr 'Q' -:lu ' vig, . , , 4 fu-3, , 4 5 A Q F - ,5 rf ,mf .4 ff' , :fi . IA? 3 da., A .Q V V. I ,Q , E, X R fi E -I 1 F ,- X s .-Q ' X' 5 .1 kb wrswf -A m L 11 4, 1, s. ,. -1-nag, .. if fs? :F I: :-rfrwan U Q I pi . 2 ig. 41 . .rgfgzfzgx ff 'I 'I zv:fE-rf - - ..,,,La,x,,., AA, ,fg:6.xlfQfQ-N4 5, self. V- 'Q433g.i53, 7 5 'X f 5-'dai ., '35'b'1i!2Fer,,5,3 'M'5 ??H2?r2 7' u I pf' f, :- vp 4,- 2.2 Q '4f g?ffQ: 7 -'lgy-Ziff W - - -C-JAQESIQQI-A-' x 1.1. 7 Y , -wwf. ,. 'f ,-'ha-f r'12,-' a .--r-.'.-f'f-f:u it-ww., ' ' 521521 , ff - 'J fm..-.f -'57 V - vr,-wi!-WN. ii ,fQ'gfQ:17'3Al - L4-Yi? . ' iZ'1O:1'N'f-.-L: 'gil fa Jgfvareffvffzixgf '. TEH' 'ffuffiliff'- w - -J' ,w-..m . ,,. N-'f r ,X l la 1 . s ' .f . . .- ' BILL ALLEN One of the most versatile of the Coyote coaches is Bill Allen. He assists Coach Jefferies with the A squad during football season, and he coaches the B squad basketball team. ln the spring he serves as head track coach. Mr. Allen is very popular with the players, and he has a bright future ahead of him. '., . -1 H 1, - W Lf - -W A 1 r- ' , , YYYYKXUU' e... gg. Q F-'L'5.'t'.si T ' ! ' lt 7 . 3 , i .L ,L , -sf. A .fri . - it ,,., - , ...A , ps.: .... ,. V , sf 1. i s is-' rx L, fl h . urges.. -t fm ,as gptasmv- if 1 'EHKI-g s - ':5: '7573'9'. ,, N, ,si .Mft ,,., I 2.-15' wg 3, if 5? . , ,,,,s2ff,,. pf' V, ,,-, fs' ikfvml . s was 23:39 . 5. , . it elitist . . ' . asf ff ', I, ,,.:- 3 5. ,. I . . W., , , Coaches TED L. JEFFERIES Not only did Coach Jefferies win eight of eleven games played, but he also piloted the Coyotes to their second district champion ship in four years. His proven knowledge of football, as well as his knack of handling the players, accounts for his success. CFP' 5? t-. A . 9 X -shr- A ' A, Q J-A. V , . D-.X 'WA . ' X 4 'lk 1' - , lx A . '-L h A. D. BECK Coach Beck is Rowdie mentor, chief scout, and head basketball coach at WFSH. Although both the Rowdies and the basketball team lacked experi- ence, Beck guided them to numerous victories. His most outstanding accom- plishment was that of guiding his basket- eers to victory in the Big Sing Conference. Presentation The Staff is pleased to reserve the following section of the yearbook in honor of the District 9 A-A Champions, the Wichita Falls Coyotes. Besides attaining the championship in 1940, the Coyotes have held this distinction before- First in 1935 and again in 1937. Winning the district title for three years enables WFSH to keep the cup as a permanent possession. The donor ofthe cup, Mr. Linton Estes, presents the district trophy to Coach Ted Jelleries during the annual football banquet. The picture of the entire squad was taken im- mediately after the Burkburnett game which clinched the district title lor the pack. Lo 7 fa X f 1, er, 77 1. Q 'N m ' VVV. L of if , .f nf Q, V4 qi i t 'R we 3 A t 5- ,f Z JIMMY CASTLEDINE lt is said that WFSH has had good centers throughout its football history. This has certainly been true in 1940. Jimmy's slashing tackles and heads-up defensive play has rated him the best in the district. l-le made the all- district first team. His place will be hard to Fill next year. J- 'ff 7 fl'-' ' 'Vg' s 7 of weight However when he did play he proved l1IfTlSCll gf? -f , dependable This is his last year lie X Bell and Arthur lead the paclc to their First victory in Fifteen years on the Vernon ld. E BILL BELL Besides being one of the most feared line-plungers in the district, Bill helped supply that spirit which is so essential to a winning football team. l-le was placed on the all-district second team. Bill Finishes this year. :fag ffl Fullbaclcs it JACK PARKER Having to compete against the veteran Bill Bell, fullback Jack Parlcer did not play very much, but he proved to be very capable when he did play, Though a senior, Jack has another year of eligibility. f A S f'?fi?,f'?m -tg li ,,, ,l iyg, 5 ,' fl rw BILLY ANDERSON Two gun, as he was called by his team-mates, was very valuable as a substitute at the tailbacl: post. l-le was especially adept at pass defense. This is his last year. After a very close First half, the Coyotes come back to defeat Graham, 91-7. f '59 ROBBIE DEE SMITH Robbie Dee is one of the Finest sophomore prospects in Coyote history. He is a Fine punter, passer, and runner, and is Fine all-district material. GAME SCORES Coyotes 0 6 Masonic Home Coyotes 7 90 Breckenridge Coyotes 6 O Gainesville Coyotes 26 6 Olney Coyotes 13 0 Vernon Coyotes 6 O Childress Coyotes 95 O Electra Coyotes 91 7 Graham Coyotes 96 6 Ouanah Coyotes 30 .O Burkburnett Coyotes 7 49 Amarillo 15 E7 2 EX! V I , 1 fx BOBBY LEE SMITH Bobby Lee, the other half of the Smith twins, is also a back and a good one. Despite the fact that he was only a sophomore, he played in nearly every game. 'O KENNETH PARKER One of the Coyotes' five tail- backs was Rabbit Parker, who played his first year with the Coyotes this season. Kenneth is a good runner and passer, and he will be back next season to make a better name for himself. GENE HILL Gene is a junior who started practically ev6l'Y Same W5 Yea'- I-le called signals, passed, kicked, and executed runs very ellective- ly, He played the very impor- tant tailback position under the Coyote system. He made the second team all-district and is one ol the few who will be back next year. -N' --'iff' - A A ' nl ' ' ifiawe A ELLIS ORT Probably the best punter on the team was quarterback Ellis Ort. Ellis was not a starting player, but he was a good passer, a hard- driving runner, and a good blocker. Ellis graduates this year. Tailbaclcs Hallbaclcs TOM BILL ARTHUR Tom Bill was one of the best backs in the district. He made the all-district second team. It was Arthur's twenty-live-yard run that gave the Coyotes a 6-0 victory over Childress. Tom Bill has played his last game for WFSH. A very enthusiastic and hopeful group of Coyotes went to Amarillo, however, their dreams of the state cham- pionship were shattered to the tune of-12-7. Arthur scores the lone touchdown for Coyotes. Q. X 9 xx sg F' J K., Kky, sl' ,mf , Av., f .A 'ff fr .-I fx 'i1 'w .. t V, 49 ' i I tm, ,fl I 'C fi! K fm .qllgfflc 5 . VV , fur' , 1' h , I 3 I' V if . i PXAL-,if it 9 C ,Q ' 1 .V r lv 'A 5 ,. iff' 'Y 4 NY- c-f.....,..- . . . ..,, H-, ,. BARNEY BROWN One of the veterans on the squad was halfback Barney Brown. He was a good runner and a sure tackler, besides being very fast. Barney will be gooi college material next year. CHARLES HAIR The roughest man on the team For 'ns size was a familiar title bestowed Jpon hallback Charley Hair. He was particularly noted for his hard tackling and blocking, although he carried the :all very well later in the season. :harley is one of the two starting players who will lead the Coyotes next sesaon, ind Coach Jefferies is depending leavily upon him. v' . ,yytyty A A lf flfff. V - sf ' ,fi'ff5Qx7fiffEif?:5frlffffff 'i 52. it' ' 7? - L j- 5 V7 .9 2' 115555, f fifw V 'J ff 'I my ..,,.. .. .,.. ,, .... 2506 f---M 2 at ...ia Sl. 'V s ..I 1 . 5 1 Q a .iv -- f .5 ' vt , iii if llast J s RQBERT MARSHALL Playing his First year of football with the Coyotes, halfback Robert Marshall became a First string play- er, alternating with Charley Hair at halfback. A hip injury kept him out of several games in mid- season, but he earned his rank as 6 driving runner and one of the best pass receivers on the team. J. D. KIRKPATRICR Halfback J. D., in his First year, proved to be a good pass re- ceiver. He was one oi the fastest men on the team. Al- though he was not a starter, J. D. played in many games. He will not be eligible to play another year. 49. J. P. GRAVES Although this was J. P.'s Hrst year ol football, he frequently broke into the lineup. He is a senior who was handi- capped by the fact that he played the posi- tion of halfback with Arthur. JIM HALLMARK Even though this was Jim's first year ol football, he lacked only experience. Despite this disad- vantage, he was a good lineman. He has another year of eligibility. Tackles DAVID WRIGHT The lightest tackle on the squad was David. I-le did not see much service, having to compete against many veterans, however, he will be back next year. He has a good opportunity to be- come a regular. RALPH BRANDON Ralph is a big, two hundred- pound tackle who frequently broke into the lineup. He is large and aggressive and has proved to be a very good substi- tute lineman. 'xi' l iv- McCI-IARLES HUFF One ol the three Coyotes to make the all district Q-AA team was tackle Smokey I-lull. Big and aggressive, McCharles gradu- ates this year. He is a good pros- pect for some college. Players and coaches will remember him for his keen sense ol humor, as well as for his playing ability. FELTON WHITLOXX! Although he is not so small, little toughey was the nick- name given to tackle Felton Whitlow, presumably, after his famed brother, Kenneth toughey Whitlow. Felton was noted by his heads-up play and jarring tackles. A Coyote who made the all district 2-AA second team, Felton should make a good college player, ROBERT MAYES Robert, a fast, aggressive tackle, showed himself to good advan- tage throughout the year. The team has lost a good lineman. LEON FOSTER A member of the Foster family of past Coyote fame, tackle Droop Foster proved up to ex- pectations in his first year on the Coyotes in every respect. A man who can be de- pended upon in every kind of weather, Leon appears to be slated for important duty on next season's Coyote eleven. Coyotes 7 Breckenridge Q0 WILMON McGOY Coming up from last year's Rowdies and having to compete against several veterans, tackle Earthquake McGoy did not see much service this year. How- ever, he is one of the few squad- men who will return next season, and he promises to be a mainstay at tackle. in ,.-.....v.,..,.,-........-,.-.f...,f-.....-..,.. -..-..,..., ,......-vv-W... . . ., VID SMITH David is a senior end, who was especially effective on defense. He has proved very valuable throughout the year as a substi- tute. ORVILLE WILLIAMS Playing his first year on the Coyotes, end Or- ville did not see much service until late in the seasonf but he played very well. He was a good defensive player as well as a good pass receiver. He is asenior. PHILLIPS CUNNINGI-IAM Phillips, 6 foot 4 wingman, lacked only one thing-experience. This was his First and last year of football at WFSH since he is a senior. MAX BUMGARDNER Max has held the position of captain and sparlcplug of the 1940 Coyotes. He played an end position so well that he was placed on the all district first team. The lean wingman was extremely effective on both offense and defense throughout the season. ---.---,--,v----f-'-v-ff:w-fmfm-,,r---w-v- --..-- YW.-.1-... .... .-,- rw Zfwif j as ALBERT SPARKS I ln this, his first year on the! A-squad, Albert did not get toj prove his entire capability, hav-I ing to compete against Captain Max Bumgardnerf but he played excellent football when given a chance. He graduates this year. Ends The Coyotes play one of the best games of the season, defeating Olney 26-6. 4 '- H1 -- M' Q':?'T'!9'?g,l,,? M., - ' -Adina. -as v I Q' , BILL OGLESBY One of the most dependable players on the team, and always on the job, Bill was not in the limelight as much as his all-district team-mate at the other end position, but he received high praise from coaches and sports writers alike for his fine play at end, making the all-dis- ' trict Q-AA second . team. -,T '4 'N i. rf.. X ,kg 7 ' is GEORGE GRINNINGER Another Coyote that came up from the Rowdies to play on the Coyotes this year was end George Grinninger. He has played very creditably this year, and much is expected of him next season. He is one of the few returning letter- men. R. C. WEST ln this, his first year of football with the Coyotes, R. C. did not break into the starting lineup, but he proved to be one of the best pass receivers on the team. Al- though he was the lightest end, R. C. was a hard worker. K ,1 f mg .' X. , ,,,. . ' N ii . R ,V ,,., Q vi 1' ' 'Q-Q-gpm g ,V R f, mu, K 4 .,,. 4. H P- gy . - . Q ..i. l ,V r,V,t,,-Q .. V V -V , .kkk - 1 .t, ..- - -. 5 I... E t . ' E E -- .... w:,w.x,, f f ., ,:, ,.., V -::..!w-ni.-a'5'z', wa ys-:S-:::.rL Hxvilzaiisw i i s-Ii' Liv.-.1'i1' sm 'h I f -' ii if -rig-Erm a 'Y d wo B. J. DEVERS I Although B. J. didn't if play regularly, his spirit 4 as well as his ability made him a good lineman. Q n 47' , 4 -e'-fy X HENRY ARMSTRQNG Q ,L Another Coyote who made CE- vi- T the all district second team was guard Henry Armstrong, the big- gest man on the team. Henry received his third letter this season, and Coyote fans will certainly miss the last of the Army brothers. He is one of the best college prospects on the team. Joie MEISSNER 6 A 'W Although he was not on the Coyote starting eleven, guard Joe Meissner saw considerable service in this his second year with the Coyotes. An alert and hard playing man, Joe is a senior who will have another year of eligibility. The Coyote prospects for next season will be much brighter if Joe returns. PHILBOLIN Phil was one ol the most dependable players on the squad. He held down a regular guard post and was mentioned on the all-district eleven.. His endless spirit as well as his aggressiveness account for his fine quality of play. Phil will not return next year. , gg, M' i V W 3' ' All Guards K X , ALBERT BEARDEN Because ol an excess of guards on the 1940 eleven, Albert did RQSMOND WARREN , S 7 Even though Osmond broke 1' I his hand in mid-season, he played . .V H XM ,,., g much before and after his accident. i g ,WMV 'H EEN R ii ' He was one of the most aggres- Q I 4' sive guards on the squad. nf i ,fr-., . R an-fff ggslv ' ,T ,1, m .Sw T i of 7115+-Gm of ,ri- T rsggi 1-T '?f+ T- 't LQ ii Guild! Q, -. , not play regularly. However, when he did play, he proved himself a valu- able reserve. This is his last year. DAVID GREEN The only thing that kept David ,I from playing regularly was his lack of weight. He played frequently and showed himself to good advan- tage. ROYCE TASKER Royce, brother of Kenneth who played last year, proved to be a good, dependable guard. He graduates this year. ii We., -.V. ,..,.,es,- ,,,,.,v,,v,,WW MW, V l l l Q Maxine Fuson well deserves the title of most popular, since she has the unique distinction of being elected football g queen for the second successive year. Her loyal and enthusiastic support of the Coyotes on every occasion has won for l her the rightful honor of queen. Loyal supporter of his team, his school, and his friends might well be the title given Max Bumgardner, the Captain of the Coyotes. Not only did he lead his teammates to victory by his cheerful encouragement, but his fair judgment and superb playing incited admiration from the coaches and players as well. xf .mf l W i f f 1 if if If , X A fl' 7 X .ff of I ff ? 7 - X Max and Maxine Captain and Queen i. ., , ,, , .,-,.,,.... , ew. -.,,m!lllluIlL4... .. -t .W-vw--1'Fl!!ll!'L,.-., Rowdies GAME SCORES ROWDIES SCORE SCORE Rowdies O Q5 Rowdies 45 O Rowdies O 6 Rowdies 0 14 Rowdies O Q6 Rowdies 18 l 'I EZ Rowdies S28 O Rowdies 7 19 OPPONENTS Archer City Electra B Squad Jaclcsboro Holliday Bowie Vernon B Squad Electra B Squad Vernon B Squad CAPTAINS TROY STEWART CARL HIGHTOWER f Back row, left to right: Coach A. D. Beck, Clifton Garrett, Kenneth Stowe, Valentine Perez, Stanley Miller, Thomas Parker, Charles Flash, Richard Jerlcins, Dewey Regent, Billy Ray Collins, Sam Leura, Kenneth Eschman. Middle row: James Bradley, Kenneth Pratt, Walter Schattel, Jack Lewis, Carl Hightower, Marvin Cooke, Roger Humphrey, Paul Reynolds. Front row: Don Dudley, Teddy Stacks, Cecil Harper, Bill Perry, Aldon Shipp, Donald Owen, Clifton Davidson. A-P ' ' HOMER STARK Managers -- How about a substitute, Ted? r ' 1 + Uk Sir Hill goes over for a score in the Burl:- burnett game. The Coyotes win this one 30-O. MARVIN RUDD Head Manager TOMMY BEAVERS Coyotes deteat Vernon, Q7-96. Y PHILLIPS CUNNINGHAM Phillips, a senior, filled the reg- ular center post for the Coyotes this year. His height, as well as his ability, was advantageous in enabling him to become high scorer of the team. Coach Beck is convinced that Phillips will develop into a star college bas- lceteer. MAX BUMGARDNER Max, a three year letterman, was more efficient at basketball this year than in any preceding season. l-le started nearly every game at his forward position and was second highest scorer. The Coyotes will lose a very good player when Max graduates this year. Basketball rv'-W ,-f-'ff-T--W-1-T-W--W-V - -g 1. . This season proved a very suc- cessful one for Coach Beclc's Coyote cagers. After winning the Big Six Conference champion- ship, they went on tq Finish the season with a record of eleven won and six lost. The team averaged thirty points a gamef this is a good average for a high school quintet. DICK FRAZEE Southpaw Frazee was one of the most reliable substitutes on the squad. He played a large part ol practically every game and proved to be an accurate shot and a smooth ball-handler. JACK PARKER While earning his second bas- ket ball letter, Jack proved to be not only a good player but also a Fine sport. l-lis aggressive style of play will be missed next year. MacCHARLES HUFF MacCharles, a football star also held down a regular guard posi- tion on the basketball squad. His experience not only acted as a steadying influence on the other players, but it also enabled him to play well. STANLEY WILLIAMSON Stanley was probably the best hustler on the team. His ability and his spirit labeled him as a very valuable forward. He may return next year. , , ,.., ,c,,,v.d, PHIL BOLIN Phil, one of the high scoring members of the squad, fulfilled every expectation in his senior year. Not only did he play regular guard, but he was also the only Coyote to play in the East-West all-star game which was held here during the Basketball Clinic. COYOTES 31 OLNEY Q6 POINTS SCOPED Ptfxyrig Phillipsftunningham Max Bumgardner Phil Eolin Stanley Williamson Phil Ballinger Macfharles I-lull Jack Parlcer . I2 C. West Dick Frazee . . Total PI-IIL BALLINGEI2 Phil, a Fast, shitty forward, was another reserve who played Fre- quently, I-Ie was ineligible last year, but he has developed into a Fine player this season. POINTS . 167 T31 T06 41 QQ . I3 V 7 4 498 R. C. WEST One of the most popular play- ers on the squad was R. C. West. With a little experience he might have been a starting forward. He graduates this year. we .ow L , .c 'Y ' fn... A cfs? Awvifgpf ff: ', svw'-5' rw 1,-f ,gyfgy ,, . T' ., . . Led by David Nelson, Don Melton, the go well In 1940. ng a Fine golfer himself, was able on the technical me. '-E' ,.,d, , ,., n 1 ..-A-' I mg: ' if ,,, .WW ,-,,, ,F r. L , :ff ., f , A ., ,Au-gf: Vu ' l' ' ni H ,,, If ,I 34, l 1 ' if ll? . Q W -W Ju ti ki K rx 4 Qui EY H gmx wi ' Hx. C . ' i fi, , rw pw' W 3,3.,,,,.. .,. , wbn H 7 3 1- . Rogers, and Van lf team did very Mr, Garland, to give the boys 'ew gimii Q fn' as I , '35 M Q 'sk' ' A I TYBCIC 1941 Track Squad MAX BUMGARDNER Max, a veteran track star, again represented WFHS in the discus throw. fi . T a 'ea 2 v GENE HILL, the best prospect forthe 'IOO and 990 yard dashes. K ji DOYLE STENGLE T Through tiring work- outs, oyle became the best miler on the squad. ' es. - Y x, . --.. ' r M ' E21 4. J 4 -rv 141+ 1 I aff ,, QQ Fun I f ,' , .g K ' ...cf - ,S fin r . 3 K 'R Q 'N ?' fs H.. Q wr Hill and Stengle warm .Nl -rg ,L ,. i, . . .Z K ,N ,, Q ,, Mm, -F rf. '-., . f f 'xafvz -' fm W, r-,,-- w fir'-55 ' - 4 ,kiy ll !5EQi2E3:5,53,,.. k elly ..'f L 1 67 J' . r . 1 - - - 1 ,.,,, -- ff- ' T . - ' J ff figfi 2 A 3925933 'W i T Y 1 , Ak sg, fggiggs. A, rfy gtg jj L In ,ag-5-f.,:,5,:.I'f,,v , 6, I 1, 555,13 T f f 7 1 I . , ,4 I T rw, ,,,, .i:., f if , 1 if-in '1 K H T at T iseif as i Veteran Ray Tatum again ex- celled in the 440 dash. ' , ,,it if MacCHARLES HUFF Huff, a fine, all-round athlete, became the most adept shot- putter: xl , . . -Y.. W4 . , ,. , 'Tennis Coach McCarty is shown giv- ing students Bowdle and Driver pointers toward improving their games. Shirley Hathorn, singles representative, is shown here with lmo- gene Adams, half of the girls' doubles team, and Peggy Odom. Shown here with a group of the best racquet-wielders are faculty members Rider and l-larrison, who play with the best ofthe students. Larry Moore, one-half of the doubles team and win- ner of many school tourna- ments, was one of the most feared players in WFSH. Senior Frank Bowdle, who is noted for his line all-round game, was Moore's doubles R is ii is ffl H. Q I ... ...A . 3-ns. -. ,M .. , -.t N, YN f ' ' P29167 Pdffnef' i . . t 1 f ,, tit if 'Q Lar and Frank were dis- uc us 43135 -u sua mu 4' ' ry ..t,, -i trict cam ions. .-, w szqas-,ir p f.-it sr K' . 't - 5 ig V , - V , ,. 1 V' ' S 59 . VV ,rr . .U , -, ,... .s ..-5-:i:.if:f...,.g'V !. i ' ' i r i ' doljglis ,Zim Q12 Hfgjfit :1ifi34.:ii.si A S X iiiii it V- in the singles tourna- V .V ,V V ment, Lelia Bulkeley has if I ' V V a bright tennis future. . .,VV. N ,Q t,VV My 'JA in i . , V? jfff, l I . ,ir .. . ,ai . ' 'g'f f -vvf 2 ' l l W 'Vfij xiii' f z, if ,',-' - -5. ,-it,, . ,f i 1- f.r, f v 5,,,. .-V, fmt., ,, ,-'. - . th Y Wlhnlng Z xiii. ff: Qi? 'ig'W 5 Li t' girls' singles tournament, Shirley l-lathorn again earned the right to represent WFSH in the district meet, where she was victorious. v,,,,..n-4 'W i ' . jim., I ' in 53? Bob Smith ,r and Temple Dfiver, lead- ing singles contenders. Bob was elimi- trict Finals. nated in the dis- NJ Wx C Ll,bCC+ ' are ,Abc ll,- KM W Magik mo oc , Editors v y Once more we come to the end of another Coyote and another year in WFSH. While looking back over the many happy days spent in compiling this annual, we are reminded of those people who have so ably assisted us in presenting the book, and we take this space to extend our deepest gratitude to them. y To Mr A K Presson and the office force for the valuable time they have given in checking names and classifying students, we are greatly indebted. We owe our appreciation to Clyde Bartlett, who made most of the photographs for the class section and the football games, to G. Soderlund and Ted Roberts, who made pictures for the favorite section. Also, we are grateful to the Times publishing Company for the use of their football pictures which aided us to complete the sports section We acknowledge our thanks to The Steck Company, publishers and printers of the book' and to Mr. Winkler Steck representative for his interest and help. The English teachers, who were so considerate in helping us with our choice of Coyote representatives from the various classes and the loyal support of the Coyote News in helping us put over our picture drive and subscription campaign deserve our greatest expression of gratitude. ln conclusion, the editors express their sincere hope that this 1941 Coyote will serve as a pleasant reminder of those days of happiness and study spent in the class rooms and on the campus of WFSH. 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