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

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1942 volume:

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Liberty, freedom, and equality con- N , ' gg., stitute the essentials 'for our renewed allegiance to our brother Americans: 'f 'A V ima , ., . . . , , A - but in addition to these fundamental concepts, there 1S a common bond of : :su - . 56641 . , , , , irfiaifi-X. union. Besides sharing our heritage of democracy we are a vital and moving f r, it '1-0. 4 . .v.'..,v,...v 4 I - iz' Q.. 2353.5 . . . . . A part of a great world conception. The spirit of brotherhood 1S the universal cry 31,3 , ' Ig pl against intolerance and injustice. The hope of democratic nations is that, f i? lf. , - growing out of the present struggle, there may be a broader significance and A 1 y , . practice of good neighbor policies. We of the Americas believe that unity for, f A ' , ' 1 ,QF-Z A . . . . . . 533.5 victory is the password for successful relat1onsh1p with all nations. 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N am: ' '1- pkfagf ! ,rr ,- j gl'i431'g-1 ' X wef- S . ...fg,.fffg1,ivfffme' -:YexgEifSgg:.fZf.,r ' ' ,um fi NQX QNQ' Ax -Qi-.X SQA xixb 'Xxx x bib NSS QNQ 'N F ,ood ,M . 4 N M3 V :M ' 1 !,m0'3 4-1- 'X ,pf-M -M-,LumQP, , if f'3G'i vf if ,sw Q, , iff fl av . iv HW ENGLISH Besides teaching all four years of required work, teachers of the English department sponsor two publications: Coyote, the year- book, and Coyote News. the week- ly newspaper of WF SH. Seniors, upon recommendation, may take journalism in preference to the prescribed English course. Kathleen Melat, ' I. C. Presson, M.A. P?bnil' Freneau 7F'SEi'idbuTq Vid Enqlish Ida lane Collins, M.A. 'Esther Savage, AB. ENGLISH Belle Tibbets 2 af-N r f.i ' Bennie Works, Beatrice F. Mills, B.S. Lillian Iohnson, M.A. The editor in a jovial mood. ,.,.,, ., .W ... ,..,....,,....n-,7-..-,..--..,...-V,...i., I--,W ...move-.v....,-..,..o.,,. EDITORIAL STAFF Glen Vague ...,.,..,.......,,...,-oo.........,....,............... Editor-in-Chief Marshall Neal Ao,. L .....,....,,vo.,..... . ..........,.,......o..... Literary Editor DEPARTMENT EDITORS Nita Dale McDowell--- ,I....... .. .v,,,,.. I,... , .... Organizations Barbara Murph .... . .,.,v,...v. ,,oo,o,. . . .,,...., Faculty Ethel Freernon ,.,.v . o,oo... .,... . ..., C lulos Barbara Keenan, ......,.... ,...., F eature Sarah Ruth Morgan .,I, ,,..... Favorites I lack McMullen Q Sports Bill Mahaffey Hazel Hampton Tad Patton Mildred Holland COYOT E , . , -- i.....o, Iunior Editors BUSINESS STAFF Yvonne Christian , Q Katherine Mullins -------'------ -MUUCIQGTS Mariellen West CASHIERS Pete Carter Ruth Findley Gwendolyn Rawls Maurine Spurlock Edna Lois Bruton The artful trio. PHOTOGRAPHERS Eugene Yeakley ASSISTANTS R. E. Holt Bill Troop C. L. Hughes Bob Mahaifey Gwen Rogers T Hugh Dittoe Yvonne, with the punch board. How much do I owe? ... ....,.,.,-...Lu- M N e A l 1 4 l I K l l l l l l l tal' 5 ,...,W-... ,M .,.. ..Y...-..v.., ., ,. ,,.....-.,., W- --.WHY . D W ,WY .W . . .U .. ,,.. , . . . ,, W .- . . Y W... - f- . - 5 - ,. Editors can be favorites ABT AND LAYOUT STAFF Barbara George Ann Myers Frances Blair Ixgfbgff ASSISTANTS OH duty' Charles Williams Maybelle Adams LAYOUT ASSISTANTS Yvonne Seyler Dorothy Balthrop Iune Camp Autavee Dikes Doris Dinnin Mary Lou Miller Betty Ilene Pearlman Norma Dean Stacy Betty Io Thornton Rosemary Haas I. D. Kirkpatrick STAFF ' Theola Rambo Marvin Callaway Editors of school life-football, dances, clubs, assemblies-girls and boys at work and play. . lack and Bill. Where are the football pictures? , ,..Q.2..h4.. L... c,....M.,......A.........k...-.., .4.n,A,-..,... .. ...mr ,. ,............L......,,,.... ..... ..r.,. ....s,...., M.. MALL.. A - ' 'N Iunior editors, learning hoW it is done. La... m,,-....-h ,ft . . rss- .....3... is-fa gh, fg w xmgw, EJUBLISI-IED EVERY THURSDAY BY STUDENTS OF FALLS smuon HIGH scnoor.. ,, . Y ,, , K . A, ,AY s 2 ' I ' 4'A . i K' . M' L 15895 'WHL rogwgsg W g ffi-wig? fi? 1. 4 . QS' avunrmha V' , ,PRESS H M2 2 IHTHHI , Editor ......M M M.......... ..,.,,.m-,-,., ..A.. ...,.. - ..,,. M. Thomas Assistant Editor ....W-,.m,....,,,-,,, N.... --....m,n ,..,, W .,,,,. mm, ,,.. ,,,NfE.1fShQQl1i'QQ1l Feature Editor M.. .......... ...,,,,. ...... ..,.,.-.MM-+,..g .A..,.. Q.. Sax Huizh- Spornslzuitqr m....-,-.....-..w .... WM, ...., mm ,g,., ., ..,. 4,.4.,gg..,...1 ,4 3 Literary Editor N-,...n.-N.m.,-----,W....h-,..-,,,-,g.,..,, .,.. , ..M. 1 Exchange Editor ---m..-.,.,-W....w- .... -W .....4, , 1 , , REPORTWJRS J3.Ck,Ad8.I11S, Shirley Biggs, Mary Lquisq Eckert, Henry Fulch-er, Donald Gibsoihy Evelyn Hamiltcm, Virginia Heginhotham, 'Bill Be11CyfJZ?' Janice' Jordan, Pat Lambert, ,Billyi iLi55G1E1!fiB1CiQ, Jaquehne Max, Nita. Dale Laughlmf Betty '79 MUOTQQ DM? Rifle, Betty Joy Surles, Glen vague, Rcdinz, HHf261Ham1S'f50D- , , V , as I ,, , ADVFfR'T1SER5fz , , Stam3ey Bagwe11, Jean Brashear, Jennie m Bet1zy'Jo Sides, Margaret. Stewart, Q f-fi! , ,, Office Force+fA1eene Kinkead, Eyvomief 5 , CIRCULATIQNSTAFF , fi , ,, fi? Ray Amon, stanley Bagwell, Billy :ea1m,fRapgrta , Clark, Gayle Cowles, Duris Daviegi-1a.11ievDe, Charles Hair, ,Gerry I-Iathcsrn, Lynn H11nt,,-Fredag ,h . Ig, Gene Mclver, Mary Messieli, Lddise RQhB1fK5Q1?kgQ Si es, Frank Stewart, Fxanx Margaret. Eyvonne Christian. m 5 , , -Q , , , , ,. , SPQNS0fGS , . , , l , , LORi5B,gLiDSOOmb ..W-,.,-- ..... , .,.,., ,. - O. T. 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Q nn Conference T :lt 1 3,v 'Te Hamilton and S C0yote Dm, Vague Olllegmn L.. dgne j Band. e Wiehit?:dFal1s Coyotes lseek an xthe ress Bobcats last Friday xard-' Bobcat team to beat to 'efeaten the goalfj fhey never-, ff i SUS V6 iq S' UI ,fur O51 6' , I ., bl CKLGQ. C 1.p W ,flybx , v I I2 1 4 5' KM ' fs eiifza I ,R 1 W 1- QW Q V 'u Qi at techw? 4' e 5' ' Q , ee . 'Y , .,..4... .sa r. C I. C. Mathis, Ernestine Bolin, A. D. Beck, :f 'A . I. Didzun, H. V. Harrison, 1 'QU' MLM i Understanding Pan-American relations. SOCIAL SCIENCES MfS'L?FFeHm G. A. Recrves, Mrs, Gene Forman, M .A. t Leo Icxcqueline Prottt, MJ3.. Mattie Lee Underwood, W. A. Franklin, M.A. M.A. Llerenu Friend f I M A Torn MCCGftY,x SUCIAL SCIENCES 1MAcs M A H E I. W. Wlillliiavms Fannye Vance, MA. ,-WX... .- KZ' I. K. Reed, B.A. Ted L. Ieffries, B.A. ' Lena McConnell, May I answer next? High school students are offered six distinct mathe- matics courses in the three-year period of study. These include two years of algebra, plane and solid geometry, and advanced and commercial arith- metic. r..,,.Y .V -V .,--gt,,,., , - ,..V,. . ,Wm m.w-Y,-..-.,.......,....1 Ten capable teachers handle the perplexing prob- lems which confront the mathematics student. Ad- vanced algebra is offered as a preparatory course for those who Wish to continue this study in college. Advanced arithmetic covers a study of problems applicable in daily living, theorem ..... corollary ..... .....trouble..... Beatrice Morgan, M A Ella May Underwood, M.A. M.A. Ioe D. Garland, M.A. MATHEMATICS ....., .V.V.......-.4,..,- , Y,,,.,,. N.-- A ...., -, M-, ,HAM Patricia Smartwood, Pauline Shirley, 1 1 5 1 1 1 i l l I l I J Q 3 1 l 4 ...,.........tJ. W. I. Morris, M.A. Students of WF SH may not be Luther Burbanksn when they complete the course studied in this science laboratory, but they will obtain a knowledge of the biological world through the instruction of an efficient corps of teachers. The biology department is headed by Mr. Morris, Mr. Falls, and Miss McKee, who supervise laboratory work and direct class recitations. The study in biology establishes a foundation for the physics or chemistry major. William T. Falls, BIOLOGY Back to nature for firsthand infomation F. M. Lisle, Watt and associates discuss specific heat. He has accepted la place PHYSICS The senior high school sponsors two higher science courses-physics and chemistry. These two subjects afford majors for a great number of the high school students. Under the competent guidance of Mr. Brown and Mr. Lisle, pupils gain new knowledge of everyday miracles. The laboratories are considered among the best in the State. as civilian instructor. I. Merle Harris, C H. E M l S T R Y Cradle of chemistry curiosity. ..s.,...,.. ...M . , , -..L ..,. V, -. ,..,..,.,.A .-...,- r,...,...,,,.,.....5....,..l,,...- , ...m-QA, . ....c,-. ..,- , .r,.-cnc, C. L. Brown, M.A. l -1 1 1 l i l S t W ,i Elizabeth Geer, M.A. E i i s 2 I F 'E yin w E . F Y z E 1 1 E 1 I r 1 L ? E K s , 5 r a f 9 4 I V P P K L L SPEECH Halhe, our reqlonal winner in Iunior declamation A11 this for a play! A radio play is fun. Let me read next. . . . . Has your dress come, Alice? 'Fl ,i 'A H F in - . ,, ' ' 1N 'f.w K ,. fi' V ' 5 F 1 ii - 1 A E Q I 5, ' , Wai 1 ei 2 if E I 37 0 - , if x W ' P 1 -g f .-if . , t x flll 1 1 . kyagr Q, A as ' :Q V g K QV A tt , LiNl j 1 K, , , ,,b Q. Watch your vitamins! Lela Tomlinson, M A HUMEMAKING Personal health and health- ful home living as important parts of the national defense program have formed the basis of homemakinq Work for this year. Don't miss cr spot, girls. Aid for the Red Cross. Sadie Fraser, ..,,,,.,t., , , Y A 5 E 6 ai. M.A. 'ART The art department is one of the most popular in the high school curriculum. Study is devoted to various phases of art which include commercial art, mod- eling, and elementary art and layout. Students who complete the art course gain valuable art appreciation and color value even if they do not continue the study later. Ioyce Samuels, A tidy and lively studio. Sure-handed students bring origindlities to liie. Venus views an expanding art group. X511 00 Lois McGaughy M.A 09500. X 0 e QOX o 9 5 05 S OCC6pK?dlY1g0 ae 9 we an CW Xixiskrilcloi We hope the pieces fit, too! iw Chips off the old block! WOOD WORKING The carpenters in hiqh school are fortunate in having an abun- dance of excellent Wood Working equipment and capable instruc- tors to quide them in their work. Students are allowed to select and construct their own pieces of handicraft. Completion in the finishing room. l-- -A -'-' w V - - -- V-.. .. .,., .c,.T,.c ,,,, YW- W Www The boys who will plan our future homes and business establishments are here learning the elementary principles which will aid them in future work as drattsmen and architects. t 31 5, M:Ed. He has accepted a place as civilian instructor. 'nm 1 a V ' fa' ' MECHANICAL 2 t DRAWING ' l 1 t With the increasing demand for 1 l skilled architects in both civilian and t military fields, the mechanical draw- 4 l ina department of senior high has 1 t become an all-popular subject sec- 1 l tion. 3 t Under the able guidance of two y qualified instructors, students learn 1 blue-printing, home-planning, and A practical perspective drawing. ' 4 l -Ale - - ---- --1.. .... - N. . ,. ,M M, ,A-,- A4--M--QAVLAGMN4 HN-AWAANMMAAM-M.-M-P A--B-MAA-AAMA.-B-xMAMAm--MAMm-mwmag l 4 R. A. Day . X 1 A future blue-printing expert. 4 l A. D. Neal, 4 4 . Ms. A tHe has accepted a position as 1 5 civilian instructor in defense work 5 A x 1 1 COMMERCIAL Students of WF SH, guided by a staff of six capable teachers, enjoy a complete course in commercial instruction. The courses available in this field are bookkeeping, typing, short- hand, salesmanship, and dis- tributive education-a recent addition to the business course. Business administration is ex- tremely popular arnong the senior high school majors. Shorthand training for consular service. ,., Speed and accuracy is then mm' fi B111 Allen, MA. Freda Yarbrough, B.S. Gambill Sullivan, B.S. . ,,M. 2 . 4 ua 3 fps l li EE, f Y , 1, f 1' , 2 i 5 Q 7 , W Q 'hh Learning a good neighbor policy. Iane McCulloch, M.A. Agnes Z1h1man, Lona Betty Brown, M.A. M.A. Ancient Rome and modern America are both influential. LANGUAGES Right in line with our good neighbor policy, the Spanish and Latin departments have stressed the study of Pan-Americanism as a major objective in this year's Work. Miss Davis, Miss Zihlman, and Miss McCulloch guide the students in Estu- dian del Espanol, While Miss Brown instructs all Lat- in students trorn Caesar to Vergil. Lelia V. Davis, BA. ia., Lois Ruth Mitchell, B.M. Music s Among the selective courses and electives in WFSH is the general music course for those more seriously inclined to study. This subject includes both vo- cal work and musical history. For the more talented in the field of musical art, the school presents a course in chorical singing and vocal harmony. Members of this organization are chosen from the general musical group in competitive tests. These are judged by lMiss Mitchell, director. On several occasions, civic clubs, churches, and other fine arts institutions have requested the choir for vocal entertain- ment. The chorus is frequently honored with an invitation from the State Federation of Music. . Relaxation after the strain. . Glee Club enjoys popular songs. . A dress rehearsal for a cappella. 4. The concert goes on ..... ...An ..-. ...... -,.. ...-..s,,.. s.,X..... ....l..As-l,-.r..,1.s..c . ..4......f.,.1.,.s- ,....4.. -..,.........-,..... .,..4.A:....gh..4l. .' 1. Howl, Coyotes, howll Tom McCarty, B.S. Half-time at the Olney Game. BAND Coleen leads the way. The Coyote Band, an impor- tant factor in creating school spirit, is under the expert direc- tion of Tom McCarty. The band plays for many civic affairs in addition to pep rallies and foot- ball garnes. WFSH is proud of the band which won the l94l State Championship in the Symphonic Hiqh School Band Contest, Division 'I, Class A. Mrs. L. M. Kiqer is the efficient head of the Band Mothers Or- ganization. The officers are: President: Robert Sims Vice?President: Herbert Sims Co-Secretaries: Gwendolyn Rawls and Eva Lois Monkres Co-Reporters: Glen Vague and Dub Hamilton sm -- ' .ff-1:1-zrvffp,w4f1'f5 i 'MTTZE' ' Down the Field with Sousa. B A N D A N D 0 R c H R A The Coyote Band is well known for its exceptional maneuver ability in field and parade participation. The band's outstand- ing characteristic is its rapid march tempo. Besides exceptional marching ability, the band prides itself upon numerous and varied selections oi both popular and classical origin. The major part of band activities is in connection with football games and other sports, but each year members journey to Denton, Texas, for the annual high school concert tournament. Sweet, and swing. xg hmm MW' r Curtain call with Chopin. George W. Greenway, Under the efficient leadership of its new director, the senior high school orchestra has expanded in both numbers and instrumentation. Through the efforts of Mr. Greenway, an inter-school plan for Wichita Falls has been devised to enlarge the size of the orchestra and increase the ability of its members. l Q l L l 5 E E t f l t I t 2 Mildred Hooker, Student librarians. SNIDER LIBRARY In Snider Library, which has a book col- lection of approximately 10,000 volumes, our students do both assigned reading and pleasure reading. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Snider, generous Wichitans, each year place many useful and attractive books and magazines on the shelves for the students' use. On school days, when the doors of the library are open from eight in the mornings until four-thirty in the afternoons, one may find students reading and browsing in the library at all hours. The two librarians and the willing student assistants always are ready to serve student body and faculty members. Study, study, toil and trouble. . . Is this on the reading list? Natalie Gorin ' in-L 4 .n,,,.,..,--- -- -Y-f-W -- --v '- Mrs. John Wilkes, Concentration comp-American siyle. Mrs. Ruth Doty Harris, Study-ihe foundcriion of knowledge. STUDY HALLS Along the assembly lines '42 products. , Dorothy Lancaster, B.S. HEALTH EDUCATION This year the Girls' Health and Physical Educa- tion Department has sponsored a series ot varied sports which appeal directly to the girls who participate. In the upper right-hand corner, third period sophs battle it out on the volleyball court, Represented in other pictures are: hockey, lead-up relay, early morning inspection, the gym showcase, a stack ot squad leaders, and softball competition. Nancy Sehmann, 'fkff' anf, !5f+- 5 4'-if r,,, Q. fll':tf5fi'f 'Fifi ,, ,As : ' ., ..,., . ,. ,,,...1,, fume,-nfwgm.,J wwf wwf ,W -2 -'K-1.2. is-,f ,gf , ff. f ..'.. . , , , ., A Brawny senors in daily dozen. '- f '3!Cf ' ' 31:3 'mix-M HEALTH EDUCATION The Boys' Physical Education Department offers high school students the proper amount of relaxation from school prob- lems. Boys enjoy many different types ot sports throughout the year: some of these are: toot- ball, basketball, volleyball, and track. ,JA '-,,gYT'7QS.'f?5i5:Q 'ii. -- . Thi. , 5 '?..s...,.'. ,. M K L M tyyyyy I . f,,,t M, -w g 1.-QT 'J i't it f f f. 4' tttvt i ',-'.' , i iiffle lf ', .fffiE'4H ' F l f il rtttr . . ltts t .K 1 I-' . .k,-' . V. I ' e Y I 7 John L. and Vessie go the rounds., a few Sarnsons. Herky knows how it's done. Young America CI Pyramids without geometry. y with education. WW . i if 3 CAFETERIA The cafeteria affords students a well-rounded meal and a chance for momentary relaxa- tion.. Meal schedules are planned well in advance: thus Famished sophomores. students receive the benefits of careful super- vision by obtaining the necessory calories and vitamins. The cafeteria staff is to be commended for its efficiency in providing for two thou- sand students in a two-hour period. Mrs. Eula Wilson Cafeteria Supervisor of A .Ja-49,4 'R Where is Santa? All-boy lunch period. Q Young Americans in line. Happy and hungry- American youth. zMv J, , 1 , 7 L, I, ,. 'lqflfwjz , ,ji 5 1 fwwifi' 933 M' H. V. Harrison, Debate Coach Betty Io Humphries, Maxine Hall, Sara Prince, Virginia Crain Mildred H ll d o an , and Margaret Magness comprise this group of feminine debaters. This group of youn deb t g aers includes Howard Bunch, Bill Cox, Ioe W d ar , Allen Reagan, Pat Lambert, and Dub Hamilton Debate Class DEBATE Teams from the debate department of th e senior high school have been very active in the current debating season. Work was begun ' ses on preparation of the early in the clas Interscholastic and National Forensic League questions: and under the directorship ot Mr. Harrison as coach, the teams have gained considerable recognition. The students on several occasions journeyed to Dallas and surrounding territories in quest ot new honors. Tournaments were attended in Brownwood, Denton, North Dallas, Sunset, Baylor, Adamson, and Abilene The tour champion teams enjoyed a very successful season., r if yr' .. . - Y -.. ,- - ,V - ..z+- - v J f. .- 1 ' , Ar, . . -,.', , , 7- -M Y,-1. -.L 55-mf -- I I -- I I II I , -4 P I II I A , , I 1.. . 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V -4554 E., ' f- Q'-9-31-1 fgv' -'69 gf YI ' gr' 3 -- ' f I I , a X X Q 'i' -. .ga HL f .- 1 . I - , - , . 'i' A ,- '4 Q-if W- ,5- . 1,3 . , fini 1 . .'-.' . 1' 5 of I I f 2 S7 1 ,. Critz, Frances Gill, Ernestine Iarrnan, Diantha Kirkpatrick, I. D. nl: ,MI Akin, Ned Cates, Luther O. Conn, H. W. Representatives: Betty lo Thornton lim Hallmark IANUARY SENIURS Hallmark, lim Hefner, Jennie Lee Hutson, Frances Lee Klass, Freida Lee, Mildred McDonald, Gordon li... Martin, Kenneth Meade, Carl, Ir. Milbum, Carresa New, Katherine Payne, Carvel Stout, Gene Taylor, Betty Mae ef, f ' ' . X Y 7 . , . 6 i fn ' f x . wg ww M ,HM T . , 'fffqxwf A 5. I ,V Ngywv gf vii? 5 if I 5.1411 - ag , ,hgh 'W 5 t , y'.?w A Seyler, Yvonne Travis, Roy 'D Morse, La, Rue Mutz, Amold Sides, Betty Io Stokes, William Buford Thornton, Betty Io Wightman, Sherwood W .,,. --,-,-,,.-W,.m,T! L 1 l 3 Akers, H. D. Alexander, Dot 'Allison, Lewis Allison, Ray MAY SENIDRS OFFICERS: President: Dub Hamilton Vice-President: Sarah Ruth Morgan Secretary: Kenneth Spell Treasurer: Iimmy McGuigan' .seinois ni uns seouon whose pipiuies me inurxea with asterisks represent the summer school graduates. COUNCIL STANDING: lack McMullen, Iimrny McGuigan, Kenneth Spell, Iimrnie Iean Ienkins, Charles Feathers- ton, Sarah Ruth Morgan, Bill Lee, Barbara Keenan, Dick Gose, Harold Rogers, Marshall Neal, Mary Louise Long, Charlotte McSpeclden. SEATED: Dub Hamilton, Luanne McCarty, Nadine Estes, Margaret Auers, Ethel Freemon, lean Brashear, Allene Kinkead, Diantha Iarman. v Arnold, 'Io Nell Ashley, Calvin Auers, Margaret Ayer, Albert Baccus, Mary lane withdrawn Bailey, Betty Lou Batterton, Robert Ballard, Gladys Beachum, Erma Balthrop, Dorothy 'Bebb, Forrest SENIURS Basham, Fred Batson, Robert Benson, Mary Anna Berqolofsky, Iacob Bollinq, Bill Bolton, Margaret Bowman, Mary Louise Iackie Bozeman, Iudson Bohannon, Brand, Nettie Brazelton, Frances Brasheccr, Iecm 'Brice, Mary Io Brady, Patsy fx ,. 5 Brixey, Icrck Sf J Brown, Bill Brown, Thera Hope r Q ' 2 M Brown, Winfred withdrawn Brownlee, C. L. Bruton, Edna Lois will return next semester Bruton, lean Ann Bryans, H. W. Callaway, 'Mary lane Camp, Iune Buchanan, Mary Lea Cardeilhac, Iack 5? w Butcher, Iarnes Carpenter, M. I. SENIURS Cable, Edwin Davis Carpenter, Virginia 5, x 3' Carter, Iames 'Carter, O. R. 'Cates, Willis 2 Carter, Vivian Cash, Bill Cates, Iim Cawley, Marion SENIURS Chastain, Ernagene Chauncey, Gene Chambers, lane Christian, Eyvonne Chambers, Vivcg W Christian, Lawrence Chambless, Gloria Collins, Bill will return next semester T V' Cone, Nell Dean Q' . in Qi. er- -wut - , 'vwqw ,, , Conner, Frances r Cowardin, Frances Cummins, Mary Eliz. Cowles Gayle ,M Davenport, Bobby Cooksey, Helen Cotterly, lohn is X mix? QQ. Nli - 31, '-W,-w,,,, Cox, Billy Davidson, Clifton will return next semester Coursey, Mary Lou 'Cox, Martha de Lee, Iohn Cummins, lack Leon will return next semester Dtlces, Autavee 1, in Qiflv bb W5 - -f-f, 1 i ! 1 4 l I t 1 i 4 i 1 l 1 1 1 , sa,s.L..J .Mm I! Dinnin, Doris Dittoe, Huqh Dulaney, Doris Duncan, Marvin Eckert, Bettie Edgin, Dewey Edwards, Iames withdrawn Elam, Iohn Eschman, Kenneth , will return next semester stes, Nadine an I, SENIDRS Featherston, C. H. Fellows, Dale Ferquson, lack Findley, Ruth Flinn, Odessa Foster, Leon Fox, Phyllis will retum next semester Froman, Cleyburn George, Monte Fry, Doc will return next semester Gibson, Donald Franklin, Helen Freemon, Ethel French, Eddie WWW SENIURS Fulcher, Henry Furman, Hugh George, Barbara Gibson, Frank Giddens, Dan Gilkerson, Albert withdrawn i i Q x i 7 V 1 J 3 l l 3 4 1 I l 4 -4. x r 3 Oh Girdiey, Virginia Goff, Frank Goodman, Iuanita Io Gordon, Evelyn Gorman, Norma Gose, Dick Gose Louis SENIURS 0 i Gould, Thomas Gray, Betty Iane Gray, Darlie ray, Doris Ann Gray, K. C. Green, Oscar Griqqs, Margaret Grininqer, Geor 2 G I 548253 ,, ,,.f ,T .V ,H Guftey, Eldwyn withdrawn 5. 5:-. it y, -5' V. ,. ,, IIA R Hane Hartt, p , immy X Helen Haggerty, Earline Hanks, Frances Hatfield, Victor will return next semester : , V-,,, .., Hall, Evelyn Hamilton, Dub iD Handy, Mary Gene t , sfmons if,l':959f y .Mi I , 5 ll H Mi :- ,LQ Hardy, Vesste Harris, Roma Hayes, Mary Maurice Heqtnbotham,Virqinia I Hart, Faye Hibler, Lowell .rc 1 -W, l 1 l . l 1 ...MAL High, Elisabeth Holland, Mary Ruth SENIURS Hill, Dorsie Holt, Iucmitcx Hipp, Doris Hodqe, Billy TDLLLU Holt, Murilee Horry, Hcxrold Lee Humphries, Belly Io Huff, lack A. ' Hughes, lean Hull, Iarnes I Hodqes, Winnelle Huff, Bert ,,, In Humphrey, Roger 'Wi fa' Hunt, Lynn Hurst, Margaret Ivey, Iohnnie lacks, Horace G., Ir. Jackson, Iohn ? Ienkins, Iimmie Iecm Iones, Dophine Ie-ter, Zelmct s 3 E '9- Iohnson, G. H., Ir. Iohnson, luck Iones, Ioe Iones, Maxine '5x SENIURS Iohnson, Ice withdrawn Iones, Melvin 'hu-1 X384 WT'-7' Iordan, Janice lordan, Marion Io Iones, Syble Kay, Betty lean Keenan, Barbara Keller, Patsy 'Ln 4 .w-i-tl-idea-w.n. SENIORS Kelley, Annie Ross Kinkead, Aleene I Ken atherine Kennedy, Thurman Kilgore, Bob 46 'Kirby, Milton Knight, Elbert Kramer, Clifford Krute, Bob Losemcm, Mcxuqene Pot, Ir. Lc1mberth,Wc1yne Loncosier, Hutt Lcmd, Beiiy will return next semester SENIURS Leoch, Lelo Ann Leo, Waller ' Lesier, Milton I Levereit, La Doris Levine, Rose Marion Lewis, Billy Lewis, lcrck C. Lincoln, Louise 6 1 Littrell, Iimmie Litchfield, Bill Litchfield, Charles Litteken. Fred Long, Benny Long, Bob Long, Dewcme Loesche, Bob Long, Mary Louise if Q SENIURS Loofbourrow, Doris Lovelace, Bryan Lucketi, Pat Luercx, Sam Luker, Martin f 'Lynch, Tommy McC1ecrry, Betty Io McCloud, Iohn McGc1uqhey, Wilmon McGuiqc1n, Iimrny 'Summer graduate 5- McBee, Herbert McCloud, Wanda McGuire, Helen will return next semester McBride. Duane McCarty, Luanne McConnell, Iuliu McHcm, lane McDowell, Nite Dale McIntyre, Betty Lea 'QB ,.u.-..,,M......4..4.....,e..... - ,., ,....,,.,... .-...,,,..A.. hee. . . . ..w.-. -. ,., , ,,,,,- 1 AL L-,M McKemie, Bob McShcm, Dorothy McKnight, C. L. withdrawn SENIURS Milton McSpeclder1, Charlotte Mcrroney, Iohn McLc1uql'1lin, Ruth Mcxhcxffey, Bill Martin, Mildred Mohler, Doris Ioejf McMullen, lack Mcxrtin, Thelbert ,pf t Mcmelly, Betty lane Mathews, Edith Mathews, Ethel Belva Max, Iacqueline May, Georqe Meissner, Ioe Meredith, Phillip Messick, Mary Meyer, Mary Io SENIURS ' Michael, loy Miller, Norman Monaghan, Dan mg Monkres, Eva Lois A-M.-..A L V ....,.... .4.., or , Michie, Ioe will reiurn next semester Moore, Betty lo Moore, Carlene Morgan, Ralph W. Morgan, Sarah Ruth Morris, Iohn Moss, Clifford Muller, Kenneth withdrawn Mullins, Katherine Murry, Mary Sue Myers, Iune Myers, Zara Morrison, Iuanita Morrison, Ophelia Munkres, Susie Murph, Barbara Neal, Dorothy will return next semester Neal, Marshall md' 4-,P Nelson, Norman Newton, Earl Noble, Iean Noble, Matt Arthur Norman, Della Oates, Edna Parker, Thomas SENIURS Oliver, Mary Elizabeth Bllly next semester Pace, Clio Parker, Kenneth Parrish, Patsy Parsons, Charles Patton, I. F, Patton, Margie nrft X ....u.......... -.......... Mm .rms ,el 7x ,-...,,...4...1J. Qs Payne, Patsy Posey, Doris Penrod, Marvin Petty, Betty Lou Pfeifer, Rose Marie Pink, Louis ssmons Rambo, Theola Price, Treva Io ,A f, . ,ti , , f cw' P aw S, Gwen olyn Price, Uvonne Price, Wylene up Rambo, Leona Reed, Gayle Reynolds, Paul Rhoades Dick Lf., ,Mm , .v,,.., . ..J.,w.,.A A Rice, Frank Richozrdson, Bcrbcurcr Richardson, Lonnie Rider, Steve Roberts, Christine ' Roberts, Georgia Rogers, Harold Rogers, Iuonitcr Roper, Imogene - 3.3 Richardson, Sidney Riddle, Donald SENIURS rssss, R R it - R' s r - f I H Ali, ' :I r'ir f- 1 T L f 'iid i - ,,., l: ffiP ,, ,.,., , .. Rogers' Fwnk Ruff, A. B. .J.u.Lq1..r1M.,...t.r...,.4 ..- ,, ,...,...,,...,Q. ...-s,,.-,- A o- Rogers, Gwen Ruifner, Helen Beth -.s....... x,,,.,-.,, ...M-... ..- 1 5 1 Q ,l 1 i t 1 S 5 . 4 Bob Russell, Florice Ruth, Ieanne Ryan, Iohn Morris Ryle, Wallace Sartin, Catherine Scarlett, Iohn will return next semester Scruggs, Dorothy Seitz, Nick 'W Selvidqe, Kathryn SENIURS Shankle, Rosa Beth Sherwood, Margie Shumcm, Felix Shoop, Laura G. Sims, Herbert will return next semester Sims, Pauline Billie lean Smith, C. O. Sims, Robert Skinner, Bob withdrawn will return next semester Smith, Elizabeth f fx I I X Kenneth A SENIURS Smith, Iuanita Smith, Karl 5 f , t V - i Smith, Vesta Spangler, Bill Spillman, Lindsey Stacy, Norma Stahala, Robert Steed, Harry will return next semester 1 l -41. Steele, Frances Stewart, Margaret 1- SENIURS Stehlik, Naomi Story, Iames in ,nr fve K: Stenqel, Walter Doyle Stevenson, Ioe Stewart, Frank Stout, Bill Am 'bw Talley, Grover Tanner, Lois Tarr, Frances Strickland, Ierry will return next semester Surles, Betty Ioy Taylor, lean Teas, William withdrawn link T I Tenmson Grayson Terry Iomes Loyd Thomas Helen Throop, Bob Towles Ellen 7- Wcrrd, Ioe will return next semes Washington, ' We Waters, Gloria Weaver, Betty Weehunt, C. W. Wells, Bill wi return next semester will return next semester West, Keith SENIURS White, Zelda Whitson, lohn Wharton, Icrck t Wiley, Frank will return next semester White, Hal White, Iimmy in . A Wilhite, Billy Willenberq, Evelyn Wllfilliams, Dollie Wilson, Rubylee Wooldridge, Ioe fl f 754,32 'Z A 4' 1 i 23,-. 'f1f':, L'., - VV I Willis, Patria Williams, George Rae Williams, W. C. will return next semester will retum next semester SENIURS Wininqer, Rene Worley, Mary Frances Woodall, I. F. will return next semester Wright, Dave Woodward, David Yeaqer, Eddie 6 c 'au Q s Woodward, Francis Yeatts, Bessie withdrawn ..... .. .l..... . V.- ...................s- .... . .... , ,...s...s..,..,.,.. , ., ..- A .......,...r...... Y... ...sa M. , ., 7 l 1 4 l 1 t l l 1 i ? rl A'I'I'ENDANCE HONOR ROLL Beachum, Erma Fellows, Dale George, Barbara Gray, K. C. McMullen, lack Neal, Marshall Price, Wylene Rider, Steve Roper, Imogene Stewart, Frank' Sartin, Catherine 'Perfect attendan CS. SCHOLASTIC HONOR ROLL Batson, Robert Cone, Nell Dean Freemon, Ethel Fulcher, Henry George, Barbara Ienkins, Iimmie lean Keenan, Barbara Loofburrow, Doris' Mclntyre, Betty Lea McLaughlin, Ruth Max, Jacqueline Neal, Marshall Rawls, Gwendolyn Vague, Glen Absent ADDITIUNAL SENIORS fThese students are not shown in the class sectionlx Barron, Iennie' Bush, Bettye Chittum, Eva Gene Colbert, Anna Lou Davis, I. T. Dickenson, Bill' Dittoe, Pat Drane, Vernon Edgin, Dewey' Featherston, Bob Finley, Douglas Finley, Naomi Finnell, Charles Fowler, Charles Gahagan, Beverly It Glaze, Mary Elizabeth Gomillion, Billy' Hair, Charles Hanks, Clifford' Hannon, Mary Elizabeth A Hill, Gene Holmberg, Thelma Iameson, Iackie Iancik, Mary Iohnson, Vernon Iones, Margaret Karr, Alexander Klein, Edwin' Kouri, Sam McCloskey, Leon Michie, Earl Moore, lack Naylor, Dick Nicholson, Claybourne Osborne, Iohn Ed Phillips, Wayne' Prusack, Helen Rhea, Dorothy lane Rice, Betty Ann Rogers, Dorothy Schmidt, Henry Scruggs, Dorothy Spradley, Ed Ray Sullivan, Iimrny Teas, Bertha Mae Thomasson, Walter Vinson, Iohn Webb, Don Williams, Troy Williamson, Stanley' Students whose names are marked with asterisks are not shown in pictures. Seniors whose names appear on the honor rolls belt- represent the highest ranking students in the class of 19 Students in the attendance group who have been neith tardy nor absent are designated. Abernathy Adams, Anastopoulos, Anastopoulos, Anderson, Mary Io Mabelle Billy Elaine Dorothy it I 1 i 1 1 . 1 IUNIOR COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Benny Humphrey, Arvin Dillard, Don Dodge, Ioe Pat Lindsey, Tad Patton, Charles Priddy. SECOND ROW: Betty lean Davis, Sally Ann Kiel, Erma Beachum, Mildred Holland, Billie Iean McMurry, Helen Hunter, Virginia Springer, Charlotte Brown. THIRD ROW: Sue Ann Thomas, Mary Ruth Tyson, Nelle Norwood, Carl Hightower, Allen Reagan. SEATED: Moizelle Ward, Marjorie Trevathan. IUNIURS 1 Anderson Helen Anderson, Ruth Andrews, Arnold, Leveta Ioanne Barker, is , Eli Barlletf, Bettye Don Bebb, Beverly , ' Bebb, Margaret Blankenship, lack Blue, Billy IUNIURS Basham, Barton Vera Belle Don Benson, -Berry, Bobby T. C. X. -E Barcus, Harriet Bagwell, Banks, Stanley Harry Lee - 3 ' lx r Baurnqardner, Mary Kathryn Bass, Bauer, Charlotte I. Fred Bevers, Blair, Blank, Thomas Frances Evelyn Booth, Boyd, loy Virginia Bradley, Bradley, Branum, Io Esther Maxine Edqar Brewer, Louise Browning, Dolores 1 I Brown, I Charlotte Brown, Bettye Iune Brock, Brollier, Brooks, Brooks, Len Anthony lune Rose Marie Luther !,:ff.,i' B Q ,, Q 3 mx ub , L Ve iz., 'Q ff .1 A ' 'Q , y I X-L., , j Burch, ,X ,V.k ina. Dickie xl it L' Bunch, H. 1- 1 Q Howard Brumbalow, Brunkenhoefer, Bryans, Bullinaton, , l Betty Io Roy C. I. Marian si 'B' r 9' ,.,, l 1 -rw fl Cash, ' 'tiz' ' Floyd Lee ' Carter, Pete I Burrows, Burton, Campbell, Cannedy, Cantrell, La Voyne Minnie Lou Earl Alexander Bobby loyce Melvin Clark, W Louise Choate, Harlan Caskey, y Cecil, Chambers, Chase, Chesney, Iohn Olin Virginia Barbara Madonna , IU N I 0 RS ' l i Clayton, 4 Iames Clouqh, Sara i I , Conant, Ioan Cook, Forrest Cocke, Richard f 1 Colburn, Roy Grady Collier, l fm 15- ' dl 'li i K its Collins, Wallace 'B Collums, Willie Mae Cooke, Cooksey, Corbett, Crain, Marvin Virginia Dorothy Virginia Crosslin, y IOY . Cruickshank Gilda Davis I I f afar' , Q 5 E 'if ., ,t ....,. I ., Q Engl , 533' J, , ,.,,g,, I . '5 jfifffs 3 i s 4 .- 2 ,qi-4 1,4 1' .ww 4'-S f , l i t Betty lean Deaton, Frances Ann IUNIURS Cunningham, Frances Aiw- de la Houssaye, Fred y t -'35 . 5 Hs' A Croft, Iohn, Ir. H1 Q ,,. 3 ig it 'i it Cuykendall, Davenport Doves, Davie, Annetta Betty Lee Bill Doris D. 5 , 5. De Mere, De Shonq, Dillard, Dolberry, Howard Hallie, Arvin Luzelle Donaho, Robert Dooley, Mary Catherine 6 1' 1 -V if' IV' X 3 x Dudley, Don Etter, Evans, - Evans, Richard Claudia .PeQQY Ruth Dunharn, Edwin t 5, lt. . .. F eatherstor Billy 'Q' 'I Q Dunlap, Ftuth Edmonds, ' Billy Eason, loyce Ferguson, Bill Fischer, E Barbara l Ferguson, Charlotte 1 Fulfs, Betty Frazier, Betsy Flqke, Flock, Foster, Foster, Fox, Paul Charles xwliatherine Leonora Mary Lee .K 'Y Z L tt X F , 5 Y Q , ' Gamble, - Garner Garrett, Gigli, Geisert, Billy Alice Rose Clifton La yllex Grace L. 75. i Gilbert, Iames Giddens, Charlene IUNIURS .i.s.- i.,,-., ....,..,-...........4......L nwl if is Q' 5 Gilchrist, X Y H Elizabeth X, , Goode, ., V, In ' Clova Nell mx Gordon, Gouldy, Grant, Gray, Gray, Larry Roline Alice Helen Lloyd cvs N ,A 1 4 52: If if :si x Q r M if E Greer, h y A I Billie Iean 5 Q' Grew, ' 1 , 'ili L Iewel K W A A' I Grimes, Haqemann, Hair, Hale, Hall, Zo Rene Bill Billy lean Bill Maxine Hallford, Carl Hampton, Hazel Haynes Mary Lanell Hays Carrol X., Hancock, Hanks, Hannon, Harris, Harvey, lack Donald Mary Elizabeth Lou Ann Eileen Hathotn Hicks, Hightower, Hise, Hobbs, erry Anna Mae Carl Norma Io R. L. , ', Vf V llvil' if , , P 1 I A IU N I U R S SQ Hodqes, Anne V y. fu. , an-,, .' : yi .l ., Howard, Harlen Hodges, Helen Y Y Huff, Nancy Lou Hunter, Helen .fl ' if?fSl5iil 1 Jenkins, Claire Mae X x, Hutson, Billy Bob .AiJLle' Holder, Maurine Holl, 1. 5 AVS 3, ul 3, K Q Ya Holland, Mildred V' 1' 44 L, N ,.,, , Hornady, Rachael Holt, Alcy Mae Iohn Russell Huff, Hughes, Hughes, PeqQY Iackson, Billy Alden Huni, loyce Hu rnphrey, Benny . Iackson, Iessie C. L. Iames, Peqqy nn-.V Iohnson, Iones, Iones, Iones, Ethel Bobbie Christine Dale Iarrnan, Iuanita lantz, Adolph i -nf., 3 ' X 1 I 4 , 45, x J l 'Fm E ,X V Iones, F rank Iones, Dorris IUNIDRS , Jones, Roy B. Iones, Sylvia A ri Killelea, Don King, lean Ae' 'Fu ii . 5 4 1 Ionz, Iohnnie ggi. 5. Q '? J? 1 J ., x M ' . ILQ Kinkead, Lane, f Iean V Loudermilk, ' Patsy Harry Luv, PeqQY V Litielien, X El' 109 z Q r kr Love, Edna iumons Lower, Lavina fr fl lp, ,Z Kays, Kelley, Kiel, Kiqer, Elvin Mary Frances Sally Ann Harold Kinnard, Kiser, Kollrnan, Kuntz, Bettye Marian Robert, Gloria Lewis, Lindsey, Lindsey, Liiteken, Laura Virginia Dan Hale Ida Coral George Luitrell, Lynch, McAfee, McCarthy David Minnie Robert Phyllis McMurry, Billie lean McDowell, V Bettye N McCarty, McClure, McCollum, McConnell, McCutchen, lane Wanda Howard Tim Iirn Gloria gl an I -H Meade, ' Mary Io ' s Maucini, 4 ' ' Helen 1 McWhirter, Maqnes, Man, Marley, Martin, 1 Don Margaret Marilyn Clarence Mary Lou mf le f Miller, X- 4 , Marian , lll. V Miller, , ' Q i'i' Liii ' Charles 1 Melton, Milburn, Miles, Miller, Miller, Lorietta Vineta Patricia Betty Boyd I i ii ' 1 M llii ,,... W 'Q me in - I K ,, 9, f f, . ft Morgan, , - A' 1 ' Dale 2 . '12 Moore, ' L lohn Miller, Miller, Miller, Minton, Montgomery, Mary Lou Ralph Wanda Beverly Iames, Irl X JUNIURS A , . . up . . ..-i 4 1 1 Morgan, Mary Io Morrison, Addie Lee Q lx lj Morrison, - Morrow, Mullins, Myers, Neal, Iuanita Billie Martha Ann Anita Nebriq, Bette Newman, Sara Nelson, Mary Lea .' ,HQ Q j i 5 'l' ix '1 ..I 'sp Owen, Donald ,.,,, ,... , .. P Ozment, A Loveta Pace, Adell Patton, Q Tad Pearlman, Betty Ilene IUNIURS Pearson, Iohn Earle Noe, Norwood, Norwood, Oqlesby, Mary lirnmy Nelle Kenneth Pace, Nita Faye Peeples, Billie Iean ,fe Q 3' Paschall, Passwaters, Patterson Virginia Iimmy Eunice Pierce, Perez Perry, Iames Valentino Bill 8 61 Pierce, Pierce, Piper, Pitts, Pollard, Don Mary Ellen Mary Dorothy Fay Betty Iune Presson, Priddy, Alice Ann Charles Reynolds, Reynolds, '1 Pritchett, Proctor, Marihelen Iolene ,iwncw Potts, Betty Ports, Marqaret S , Reagan Allen Rauch Puckett, Bob Nora Ellen Riddle, Huey, Rizan, Billy Stanley Alice Lois Iimmy Roe, Wayne Robertson, Louise .gg Qs Rolinq, Royal, Royster, Rudd, Ruqeley, Mary Sue Lee Ray Dorothy Betty lean Sarah Rust, Russell, Hazel IUNIURS William Ryan, Edward Sandefur, Leonida Sanders, Sanders, Scoit, Seitz, Shipp, Shipley, Freddie Billie V Paul Roy y Charles Aldon N Singleton, Skinner, Iohn Wallace Smith, Smith, Shirey, Stewart Sides, ' Simonton, Sims, Lucille Bettye Io Betty Si' ,S K A i'. t,, f ,Ji N S1 .,, i K Slack, . ' Allan , Smith, Smith, Smith, Betty ,lane Bobby Lee Grady Ima lean Laurel Smith, Robbie Dee Ji? Smith, Whitley luulons Springer, Spurlock, Stacks, Stacks, Stearman Virginia Maurine PeQQY Teddy H. C. , kv, I I 'git v,x f Strother, Earline Stout, Margaret Thacker, Bob Teasley, Steele, Ste-qer, Stevenson, Stewart, Stirman, Tommie Rae Betty Katherine Troy Rollin '5 l , ' Swayzee, Swim, Swinford, Tallant, Talley, Buddy Sammie I. C. Iames Patsy Don Theck, Thomas, Thomas, Betty Lou Sue Ann Virginia Thomas, Thompson, Betty Sue Richard W. Thomson, Gaynelle fs ax 'X 'fl 4' A t ' A ' 5 H' Tlppsf 'G A I 5 K W Mary Sue g f . ,I I K, Tipps, Y K' . Florene Thomton, Thornton, Throop, Tillerson, Tillman, Floyd Lloyd Bill Bobbie Ioe Bill IUNIURS Topper, George Trevathan, Marjorie Truitt, Tucker, Tucker, Tyson, Vogtsberger Waggener, Lindsay Wallace, Betty Ann Adah lo lack Kathryn Mary Ruth Richard Wallace, Ward, Webb, West, West Whatley, Phebe Wiqhtrnan, Winona Doris Moizelle Robert Lee Mariellen +12 1 Wigington, Williams, Williams, Wilson, Wilson Wolfe, Klotine Wright, Gene IUNIURS Cary Lee Roy Sarnrnye lean Charles George Yancey, Yarbrough, Yates, Yeakley, Young, Ruth Dan Frances Lola Mae Betty Lou IUNIORS Abernath , Barbara Ie Adair, Ioe SUPHUMURES Students' pictures in this section which are desiq- nated by asterisks repre- sent the high sophomores who will be juniors in May. Adams, Adams, lean Peggy ,S . . 4 Allen, Ammann, Mickey Charles COUNCIL -.1 1- .r i' Addison, Alexander, 'Al1dCIy, Mary Bettye Io Billy Frank Andree, Betty Louise iitil Andrews, Anqlin, Barbara Bettye STANDING: Doris Mae Grace, Mary Beth, Little, Don Dudley, Billy Bolin, Milo Connelley, Edward Rey- nolds, Ieanne Walker, Charles Ammenn, Earl Burch, Billy Ray Moore, Gene Lassater, Patricia Barrett, Betty Andree, Marvin Harbour, Bobby Wilson, Marjorie Penick. SEATED: Prichard Taylor, Christine Edwards, Ola lean Lewis, Teala Kile, Estelle Woods, lean Ann Ramminq, Wanda Lee. . Q , A 5 W 1 F M Apple, Boots Fred Phillip Robert Azly if 1, Barcus, Barr, lean Robert Balch, Ballard, Herman Bob IA Blair, Blandin, Boclle, Boqqess, Betty lo Lecristha Raymond Billy Booher, Booth, Borton, 'Brandon, Martha Edwin Mary Evelyn Arbuckle, Archer, Armstronq, ,fr X Bailey, Dan Auers, lack Arnold, Roger Berry, Ruth Belue, Granville Barrett, Patricia Bonner, 'M Stayton ' I Bolin, , ' Bobby X , x- Bohn, - a Billy 4 3 ,E 'l .4 Brooks, PeQQY Bridwell, Marqaret BSUPHUMURES Brashear, Betty Ann Brown, l. C. Brown, Rose 9 wa,-.Q 'Brownlee, Bumqarner, 'Burch, Burden, 'Burns, Ernest Burrows, Carl Lee Burrows, Frances Cahoon, Lula lane , Catron, Holmes Chappell. lack Clark, Morris Earl lack Patricia Callaway, Cambell, Campbell, Casey, La Verne Carolyn Eugenia Marjorie Ann Clark, Cole, Coleman, Coleman, Gene Collier, Peggy 'Collins, Lloyd Margaret Della Mae Carolyn Ioe Connelley, Conner, Cooper, ' Cossey, Coursey, SDPHUMURES Milo, Ir. Mary Catherine Elloie Vera Mignon Coyle, Cross, Caroline Carolyn V M Duniord, Dunkelberq, I. T. Ralph Cru mp, Cmmpton, ' Daniel, Cora Ellen Bettie lane Madonna Faye Eason, A Edwards, Eqdorf, Ia Christene Anne ,M n Y 9 n fwfr' Dickey, Patsy Elbert, Fred Dolce, Louise Ellis, Barbara F dau Fagan Farabee, loe Emmeri, 'Emmert Eschman, aqa , , Iimmy Mildred Louise Marjorie lean Sanford Annetta Gertrude ill , Q' . '5 HE 411- N M , it ii- rf -wr F Fulcher, Ioe Fletcher, Franklin, Franklin, y Frasier, Frazier, Marjorie Dan Wanda Whit Bernard S 0 P H 0 M 0 R E S W N t 0: if Fl 1 X ff HQ' Gant, Eugene ' V Gardner, '5 'G Troy Gorman, Grace, Green, Green, Griffis, Vinita Doris Mae loe Lou Overton Ralph 2 ,. V r , Q k A ' x , be 'Guthrie, 1 Harold f' Hadley, I Qi Paul Haque, Hair, Hall, Hall, Hallford, Wanda Lou Evelyn Io Eloise Norma Iane Hubert 'Hallford Olen 'Hamrnersley, Beverly Lou Haney, Hansen, 'Harbin, La Verne Calvin Barbara 545 an Jf 'Harris, 71 xg f Lauran t U , 2 , Herrington, j ' ff ,, ,, 3 Q- liy, at Ida Nell Q 'I X L' Hibler, Hill, Hodges, Odessa Wayne Gerald SUPHUMURES Harbour, ' Harris, Marvin lack Holmes , Hooper, Martha Alora R l lanes, Q ti Pauline 3 lones, Bennie Io 'l-lowle, Isley, Iarvis, Iohnson, lohnson, Steve Ioann Douglas Herman Rex Ti-,ix Kirkland, Y' Peggy IO 'r I Kiel, l Iordan, Iordan, Karrenbrock, Kelly, Kidd, Iudith Iuel Milton Marcia Knox Lee, Wanda Lee, Madeline Kuhn, La Fon, Lane, Lasater, Lear, Nancy Io Margereite Marian Gene Mae Lovelace, Matiilyn 'Looney, Neva lean SUPHUMDRES 'Leqqett, Lindsey, Little, Lively, Lockhart, Iames PeQQY Mary Beth Delphine Barbara til 2 I Lower, il Della Glee - ' McAfee, Frances 47' Qtr' .. 'K 'K A' T Mclver McCullough, Pat Gene s up. V, h is ' Wilfpl A 352 , . , r 1 a l 3 l ,Sy at 4 ,rv ,, R McLester ' Billie Ioe Mahaiiey, 1 Bob ' Mallonee, Gloria I Maloney, Fred McKee, Iames if Q w??5'l Mann, Billy - -frvmvww yu-...A McKemie, McLester, Helen Betty Iean in f f xii I i Marley, Martin, Bernadine Bobby 4 Martin lim Mattingly, Colleen Mayes, Michael, Milburn, Monaghan, Monkres, Clarence Betty W. L. Marilyn Virginia 5 ttl - fr ' i t Momhenh, ' A Earl K. i .,t.,.t . 1 ., -ya-xt 'Moore, r -, 5, - ' ' tt-Q F , . Billy Ray r - . ,,t, ',,b,l - Morrison, Morrison, Morrison, Muller, Mytinqer, Don Doris Peqqy Pauline Frank SUPHUMURES Pope, Carolyn Phariss, Earlene Neel, Pearson, Peirce, Penick, Ptiefer, Patsy lo Tommy lo Corrine Marjorie Betty Lou I if y io. arg? 5, at W1 Q 3 in 1 Z , Y N it Rentro, S5 , .3 fyyy ,Eggs 2 Q 9 Robert ' ' Raming, 'W 1' lean Ann Powell, Price, Puckett, 'Pumroy, Raley, l Ioan Gordon Raylett Maxine Coleen Rosenblatt, Edna Del Robinson Maudie Lee ', f ,,.l'. if i f iff Roberts, Riddle, Riddle, Ritchie, Robbins, Charles Royce Imogene Polly lo Ann Simmons, ' Barbara Sherrill, ' Ruth , sovuomumas Ruff, Russell, Sampson, Scott, Shaw, Patty Earl Iames Wallace Parnell SimI1'1OHS, 1 '1L.: ,W ,,..,,, S- Rosa Victor h' A , , it EZV Ziff to t T .-,, .. V 5- . t 'K1::' T' I li. I ' l Sinclair, Singleton, Slaughter, Smith, Smith, Guy George T. Lee Billy Horace Smith, Teddy ' Smithson, Q Billy 'Souther, Spettel, Staridley, 'Stiles, Still, Geneve Dorothy Ieanne Betty Iimmie Susie Lee gr 1 'ii ttf If S T 'i:'. Stilleyl K, LLV,' T fgl Sue gi . JS Stobcruqh, Aw S, Margaret ' Stokes, Stowe, Stowe, Strickland, 'Stutflebeam loe Arwood Gene Lois Clyde Summers 'Suttor1, , Evelyn Swift, Swinney, Taylor, Taylor, Terry, Harrold Zelma Mary lane Prichard ' Iean Ann SUPHUMORES' T Terry, Tillerson, , Iohn lohn - .. Toombs, Van Deqritt, Wadsworth, Zane Polly Frances 'i if 'Walken Jeanne Waelder, Fred '55 , X Q 1 7 f hs.. 'Wall, Wallace, 'Wallis, Webb, Webb, Ianette Patricia lohn Thomas I. C. Norma ,,, ,i V 2, K Whitaker, Whittington, Wiley, Wilson, Wilson, lack Harold Nova Ieanne Betty Bobby 'Wood, 'Woods, Frances Ruth lack K Wheeler, Barbara Whatley, lane 4 Witt, Iohn Earl Wininqer, Bonnie , fa 1 Woody, 'Woody, Yawn, Don lack Rosalie Q Zimmerman, Bob A Yeager, Mary lo SUPHUMURES ,.1..............u . wig .. 3 -'f i w , ,f-1 ,A L a A iniliff fa 3'5 E m w.. A- , , 'f xv- ' J' Q SUPHUMUHES K 1 1.4 M. A , 1-LLM. . .. V .IULEIIE PHUETUH SCHUUL BEAUTY QYQQWB A amen swmufnm -r -R -- f- ' 'wif v. - -:, --5' ' - -- f' --'--'--'-'-- -- . gh f ' '12,-,wa--,,,g' - ' 6 W ' 3 16,35-j-Y , .v ..,, f.,5f'fQ1fg....1,. Q E5 f' All 3325? : K - . . N I ' - A 1 ' '31 'A ' ,.l'11,1-gfruz Vt V,,,V R , . . , V bi, I QE! A WA A A RARRARA KEENAN 1 Q g A .L , :Q A is ff. A SARAH RUTH MURRAN A f FRRTRALL UUEAN RUNNER-UP HJR SEHUUL A A QE! , 1,-ls . . 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' T,'f'f , 'r '-V Hifi '-'-5:Z'i5,-ffl f''75'1ji5Tf',3'7 f X'2 .5.',4,f'?j'f'-Q , i - -f - t t -f AMIGOS To express in song and dance and colorful costumes their deeds, both heroic and trivial, is a characteristic of out Latin-American neighbors. ln the home, the plaza, the parks, and the gay Carnivals is seen multitudinous evi- dence of their- love for music and gaiety. Moving bodies, tapping feet, tinkling bells, and ancient trumpets vividly portray the feelings and moods of these emotional people, ln 'our own dances can be seen the Latin influence-in the lively congas, the tangoes, and the rumbas. Not only do these Spanish-speaking compatriots of ours show their love oi beauty in all forms of music: they have from the early times of the Aztec and lnca Indians made use of 'vivid colors in art, in costumes, and in archi- tecture. Borrowed from these neighbors are our own spring colors and designs. The use of Peruvian pink, chili- pepper red, flag blue, and blacks and whites all show the influence of our neighbors. . But these are only concrete examples of the abstract ideals that we possess in common with our friends from south of the border. We also share with them the love of freedom-freedom to sing and dance-to create and enjoy beauty in all forms. Above all, we believe in the freedom to think. ' For over the horizon of the western hemisphere rises a feeling of unity so strong that it calls into existence a cry, all out for defense. Each country, state, city, and even our own school has answered this plea in true Amer- ican fashion. .- We will win! The junior room pictured here is WFSH's Honor Room. All out for Defense is their motto. Be- sides every student's participa- tion in buying stamps, this group boasts of a number of bond- holders. .t., ,.i....-.,.c. nm- A. SRM 1G as ff' Q Nh , g , fy., ., W,,, fm 3 hip' s5 x, . 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' ': QI i -1 In mn mom w F sr 15 neu -1 4 Ge ' ff?-'liib ,A A-.Tl Q - ff, if KKK Q '7X1? Ufv Q+ ,,,,,. if 1 1 4.5 512-' X4-'Qi I ,vb-:r '-Nw Business helpers f 6 if ? v.. All XVA ww Av! ' ima . . ,g6j A Sophomore staff Business helpers Photographers x Hprofession Junior staff Typists I 'P4' 1' Q 4' 9 of ,ii .tain 4 . Q31 Vs fa.. COYUTE ASSISTANTS 1-'L fM2'f,9 S.-we helper 4' 9 ., Q 1- ? Y, mb .' Na o x .Myne-'X 2 on --,' , 9 : Q' A, of , 'fA Secret session. . 7 o E A- 5, ' 'A 1 I s t o ' ' 3' J. I Lay-out helpers 5 . . 54 ' lr- A Coyote partyo Editor Glen directs O g If X Q fGO5 Officers on duty. Realizing that this nation is a neighbor to the greater portion of the Spanish- speaking world and that Spanish is the prevailing language of over 6,905,000 square miles of territory lying to the immediate south, the Spanish department of Wichita Falls Senior High School believes that the United States should foster the study of that language. As early as 1810, Simon Bolivar worked for a Spanish-American fed- eration until today more than ever in the history of America destiny calls for clos er association with other American neighbors. . Each student, as well as every other individual in this country,can help to build a more permanent friendship in this hemisphere by learning the language of American neighbors in Mexico, Central, and South America. As a result of understanding and appreciating their intellectual, tliterary, and artistic ideals, all can foster the defense of the free Americas. Spanish Club Officers President Norma Gorman Vice-President Bobby Wilson Secretary Joyce Eason Reporter Jane Wilson SPANISH CLUB ,.,..k, ,,.., , X tm , . - . -H . -... M. S ...,.,,..,A.,,,,l sinh. . LATIN CLUB Officers: A Co-presidents Dick Rhoades Ruth McLaughlin Program Chairman Marian Bullington Secretary Mary Beth Little Treasurer Helen HcKemie Sponsor Lona Betty Brown sggb IUNIUR HISTURIANS Marshall Neal ry Jane Callaway Wallace Ryle David Woodward Officersz. Presidents Ma Vice-Presidents Secretaries Catherine Sartin Frank Rice. Members of the Gens Romana, Latin club, spend many a delight ful hour recreating the battles of old Rome, in reliving the colorful history of the Roman Catholic Empire, and in learn- ing the language of the cultured educators of past centuries. I the course of study students al learn the practical advantages the Latin language. The Wichita Falls Junior Historians constitute chapter Six of the Statj organization. Their primary in terest is a study of Texas in all its historical as- pectsg neverthelessl ' much emphasis i placed on lo history. Mat erial for stud is taken from th Southwestern His torical Quarterly interviews with Hol timersu. The club i interested in buildin the Texas collectio the Snider Library. Annual activities of tl group have included a His torical Pilgrimage and a trip to the State Historical Association held in Austin. Each meeting is devoted to a new and intl esting study of some old trail, and Indian tribe, or some other historical fact in Te: history. Students receive a great deal of pleasure in this educational research. Officers Sponsor Gambill Sullivan President Lawrence Christian Vice-President Thomas Gould Secretary- Treasurer Bill lahaffey Having as its purpose to create, maintain, and extend through the school and community high standards of Christian character, the Hi-Y organization is the only club of its kind in WFSH. A delegation of about twenty-five members attended the Older Boys' Conference held in Sherman, Texas, March 27-29. Hr. Gambill Sullivan is the new sponsor of this groupg he replaced Mr. F. M. Lisle, who is now teaching at Sheppard Field. TURRIDUR ASSISTANTS Directed by lr. H. V. Harri- n, the corridor assistants ve as their purpose the control traffic in the halls and the intenance of silence throughout e building. To remain on the rce, the assistants must up- ld two definite rules: first, e observance of all rules which ey enforce on others, and se- pnd, the maintenance of a high cholastic average, which is a erequisite of most other or- a nizations in the school. Dur- g the football season the sistants help at the stadium ushers and in directing traffic, en though they are not required do so. i orncnnsz President Bob Rugeley Vice-President Gene Lasater Secretary-Treasurer Katherine Stevenson - Reporter Donald Gibson OFFICERS: President Vice-president Secretary Asst. Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS: President Vice-president Secretary Asst. Secretary Treasurer Joe leissner Glen Vague Steve Rider Dub Hamilton Lawrence Christian Barbara Murph Nadine Estes Nita Dale McDowell Lela Ann Leach Ruth McLaughlin CHECKING AND RECURDING GRUUP Each year students who have proven them-p selves outstanding in office checking and p dependable in all phases of school life are selected for the checking and recording pos itions on the office staff. This group aid in alphabetizing cards, recording grades, and filing reports, thus making their prep sence essential in the student office fo! Students who have shown exceptional a bility in the field of mathematics and hav retained a standard of scholastic excellen in other subjects are generally the first 1 to be selected. 4 1 STUDENT SPUNSURS The Student Sponsors are a group of seniors chosen because of their scholas- tic rating, leadership, dependability,, and aptness in getting along with other students. The work of this club is one of the most important in school, for the members aid all new students--sophomores juniors, and seniors--who come to IFSH, in becoming well-acquainted with our sch' life. They serve as hosts and hostesses to all new groups, whether incoming from junior high schools or transfers from ou of-town districts. A Several students who otherwise might have dropped from the school records be- cause of loss of interest are guided through the channels of educational stud by these alert and ever-helpful seniors. ....,.,f1TVr V- - W-Vs.. ,- ..-...-.. ., .,,,,7 , mn W.- ., s. Y .w..,w..,, OFFICE ASSISTANTS M Everything goes just like Hclock-worku when things get to ticking. chi, The sixth period group is an invaluable staff of assistants when it comes to good old-fashioned work. L -www First Period: Second Period: Third Period: Fourth Period: Fifth Period: Ada Jo Truitt Jimmie Jean Jenkins Holton Harris Mary Ruth Tyson Jimmy White John Morris Mary Louise Bowman Mary Louise Long Joe Pat Lindsay Nadine Estes Frank Rogers Gloria McCutheon Helen Hartt Dick Gose Frank and Nadine finish the absentee roles for the day. Jimmy and John instruct Mary Ruth in the manly art of mimeographing. Sixth Period: Marion Bullington Frank Rice Olin Cecil Joe and Mary Louise keep a double check' on their group of names. OFFICERS: President Margaret Auers Vice-president Jeanne Ruth Sponsor Kathleen lelat Treasurer Barbara lurph Secretary larian Bullington GIRLS' CLUB T The Art Committee has charge W- of all decorating and poster - making for the club activities. 3 xA headed by the treasurer, k4 The Financial Committee the money in order, collects dues and looks after the gift which is presented annually to WFSH by the club members. 1 . The Social Committee plans parties and dances for the club to give. ..?7 Ng, A. 5,4 V teresting programs for each meeting. its fi . A The Program mittee, headed by vice-president, plans The Telephone Committee contacts each member of the cabinet whenever it is necessary. pares the devotional for each Girls' Club meeting. The Girls' Club, formerly the Girl Reserves, is an organization which has always been praised for its outstanding co- operation in both school and civic activities. Over six hundred dollars was raised by various members of the club for the larch of Dimes Campaign. The annual contribu- tions of food for Thanksgiving baskets and toys for Christ- mas were even larger than those in previous years. At the beginning of school and between semesters every girl on the cabinet assists in the office, the library, the corridors, or where-ever she is most needed. These girls are a great help to new students in finding their way around the building, and they are ready to give in- formation to everyone needing it. Members of this organ- ization are always willing to serve in a gracious manner. The Publicity Committee takes care of all publicity for the club. gA NY --AA ,VIA K The Worship Committee pre- N The Welfare Committee promotes good will i and does various forms of service. The Auditorium Committee main- tains order dur- ing all club meetings. amsewaaey ,WM,, .f ,Magi far .sisting of students who have e I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I The National Honor Society is a national organization con- D- viable records. Grades of pros- pective.members are investigated, averaged, and tabulated for a four- year period. Outstanding students are finally selected for membership. Each year ten percent of the grad- uating class is selected for member ship and five percent of the junior class acknowledged. Miss Pauline Shirley, sponsor of the organization, states that members are chosen with these four points in mind: leadership ability, outstanding scholastic rat- ing, attitude toward school enterpris es, and citizenship qualifications. WRITERS' CLUB OFFICERS President Henry Fulcher Vice-President Billy Brown Secretary lary Sue Roling Historian Betty Jean Davi Reporter Bettie Eckert Sponsor Belle Tibbets N Students who exhibit unusual journalistic talent in the course of their regular English work are recommended by teachers for mem- bership in the Iriter's Club. Miss Belle Tibbets, sponsor, R carefully examines each record I and, after a test of writing ability, generally in the form of an essay, decides on those eligible ,for membership. Not only does this group represent WFSH in the Interscholastic League con- tests, but the members engage in other outside contests for recognition in the field of journalism. Often, members who , show exceptional ability are recommended for staff positions on one of , , the school publications. Officers of the National Honor Society are president Bill Hodge, vice-president, Jimmie Jenkins, secretary, Doris Loofburrowg and reporter, Ruth McLaughlin. MUSIC CLUB U U p L I NVarieties in Musical Ex- pressionn,-the general topic of the U programs as listed in the Music Club yearbooks, has included performances by the Mixed Glee Club and Orchestra as well as smaller ensembles and 4 solos. The purpose is to further the student in- terest in listening to and participating in music OFFICERS: Gwendolyn Rogersg vice-president, Herbert p McBeeg secretary-reporter, Evelyn Gordong treasurer, Helen Hunterg and sponsor, Lois Ruth Mitchell. A V U Officers of the Music Club are president, Ima Jean Smith, most representative Music MUSIC MAESTRUS p Two objectives of the Music laestros are: the study and appreciation of music from the stand- point of the conductorg the knowledge and application of that knowledge in handling the baton. Members of this organization cooperate with the Music Club and other phases of the music department s in giving programs for the enjoyment of the public. The social feature is not omitted, for parties are a frequent part of the activities of this club. v....,h3.iYls..t,,,,,, l. . ,.,3L4,,,A,?w M ,U up ,MNIMYMMJYAM suis mMAlMMHLmMW M an YMANMMLMLWVA A in AA-Mm My AMW V .Mv- ...Q3 'fi ' ,ww ,x WM 'E 5 w mg fe x Jia!- r if wg, if Q E 1 , .Q gp mf! . . 5 4 Jazzy 1219: - . Y f- ,QM K, , I 4 ' we mu 2- Y W W ,n,17 '! :W swag? 1 4, si-V. .A 5132: 3,'My3u -Y' 57s. i'5'743Lf ', i f' w j'?- Eu if sl 1' ff' 1' gs ?f. ,. HQ 1 , ffv. Q V , x .nl ,.,.,l N, N ,. ,mf , ,, 1, :ww xi L T-in WICHITA FALLS CUYDTES TEXAS STATE CHAMPIONS A T94 banquet. I Scenes at the annual football The object of much hard work, long practice sessions, and grueling con tests on the gridiron, the Texas Interscholastic Championship trophy is presented to IFSH. WICHITA FALLS - TEMPLE - A little Hhotn gossip at the Football Banquet. Guard Heissner takes his bow 2 Nlortimern, symbol of Coyote spirit and aptness, relaxes to survey the well earned success of the 41 season. M N 55 NCQ, 33, 1 QQW ,, Ted L. Jefferies, Bill Allen, Head Coach Basketball E Line Coach OUR COACHING-STAFF Few appreciate the re- sponsibility that is in- vested in the average high school coaching gr- oup. It is their task to mold into a compact and serviceable unit a group of young high school am- ateurs yet in the teen- age stages. The school has been very fortunate in obtaining one of the most efficient staffs in the conference or the state. An understanding of football and the a- bility to impart this knowledge are what our coaches are noted for. THE '42 SQUAD OF CHAMPIONS Results Of The '42 Conference Season. Team- G. W. L. T. Wichita 7 7 0 0 Graham 6 4 1 1 Vernon 6 3 2 1 Childress 6 3 2 1 Burk 6 2 3 l Electra 6 1 4 1 Quanah 7 0 7 0 Joe K. Reed, A, D, Beck, New Rowdy C0205 Spotter Coach v Tommy Bevers, head manager. HANAGERS NFlipNHoskins, general flunky. Half-time at the Stadium. Homer Stark ,vim-4.:1,...a......- .....,- ......,..,--:- v. A.. .,n4..:ni,.,...p - - - - - -- QUEENIE AND AB An important part of each program is the election of and a football queen. The year selected its ca t p ain iii season was concluded, but A second feature that cinched the State Championship. A scene at the Monday night Quarterback Club meeting. season's a captain Pack this after the the elec- tion of a football sweetheart was done among the boys early in the year Sarah Ruth Morgan was the lucky one this time, and she carried the teams' decision by a great majority. Sarah Ruth and Albert are both seniors and are outstanding in their classes. V A JMAAAQAAMM M nn - MM mm H A W AM MMM M,mm-M,AAYAg,,,g,M.m,-,MAA ,,,M,MA, ,,,N..,,.,.,,t,5..,M,,.. way M r'Q'r'3' B vim 4' 536' Q H.. 421 '?' Y, xi 3? il W VP-1'9 'M fx.. 21 Q is -sf , -Q Q. T K4- f . uf L ' 1- A :a:sf1f,gglgp,- 1 rf ' az ., I . 1. 'A gg,g,-::x,1c:z- ff rw S- l' H .i'gf'sf:: it ' ' 1 fi ss' ,,.W, ,,.., 41, ,. ,, N X, ..,, ,.,,,, , - -,:. .4 - , V ,, K , A,,, , , , , ,, K 4 - .'-1 'f:f',.'k 1f A - .L ' 1 ,gg-.f L . 1 K il .V . t - :dia 'W The home team came from behind to whip a superior eleven from Lubbock in the rbi-district contest by a Stanley Williamson T Nstudu proved to be one of f the hardest plunging fullbacks e l,F.S.H. has ever seen. decidedly one-sided score. Grinninger regains his balance after the comple- tion of a beautiful pass from slinging Gene Hill to pick up a nice bit of yard- age. Cl ift on Garrett ' Clifton was another guard who played heads-up ball both offensively and de- fensively at all times. Cecil Harper Cecil was a reserve guard who saw plenty of action during the season. ll . .. .-f ,l,l,a., v ,, . , ,A..,..,. . ul.. ,4.,......,.- ..... ..,..,e.h........-,.,,.,.,,.. ,.....,.,... ' Edwin House Ed, a massive tackle, is said l Teddy Stacks Teddy became known as the guard with plenty of spirit who frequently broke into the line-up. to have scared all foes away, which undoubtedly accounted-for his good record this season. George Grinninger nCorkyN, a very speedy and efficient end, started almost every game of the season. Behind the interference of guard Ab Bearden, full- back Hair gains a few yards from Olney Cubs. L ,.,, I . ,, ,.,.,, ,n ,..-,,, ,A -1 M,-VILLA, Commonly known as Hkabbitn among the Coyotes, Kenneth proved that his all- around ability made him invaluable to the teal. Albert Bearden As captain and regular guard, Ab was probably the smartest defensive man on the team and his judgment was respected by friend and foe alike. ' Kenneth Parker Bobbie Lee Smith The man with the ed- p ucated toe proved him- U Q self capable for a spot on the Pack's eleven by accounting for numerous point- after-touch- down scores ?h5ggQis:5Q???Qi5 Nl! -I! TUB 31' 7513 'A AJ' 'f'T?1'f-fa' fl!! Q av- ,J wx, gmiag at Vp! B111 Tillman Kenneth Stowe Bill was a speedy back who y proved to be very valuable to the squad during the season. Kenneth was a litt too green to see mu service this season however, he should a top-notch center next year. ' Don Dudley A bit of experience was all Don needed to make him a first-string end, he will be back next year as championship material. txt f Kenneth Eschman Kenneth was one of the most capable defensive backs on the,9quadg he also be strong on offensive. ' proved to Bill Collins A lanky end, NSpotH, developed into a very capable mang he should be a regular starter next year. 1 --'B st to a scrappy Ysleta ote Stadium. ions, the ability The Coyote eleven played ho team.in the quarter-finals tilt at the Coy Though the Indians made several spectacular exhibit consistent playing of plunging Charlie Hair and the defensive by Eschman won a decided victory Der the Pack. Here Smith ta ends for a nice long gain. ,......,.....g.......l.. M... in., M .au JM M,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1 displayed s two alert Ysle evade .AL.ai.a.a..i.............,...,,.n. Hil1's elusive ball-carrying as well as the superb efforts of other team members, proved more than a match for the favored Vernon Lions. Here Hill eludes a charging Vernon linesman. , David wright Dave, a great defensive tackle was one of the mainstays in the Coyote lineg he started in a great number of games. Wilmon McGaughey HEarthquakeH, a fine tackle was one of the most dependable of the Pack's linemen. Jim Hallmark Jim was an outstand- ' c ing linesman and - much service in tackle position of the Coyote forward wall. We .-,, ,. qc ,, ,,....i...--..- ,,,, ,v,t,,,,,,, Y -..vw w-.few v. .. --V, , ,- . v....vf.......,-.. --.N V H . .Jg:n,.-,,- vamwf 1.22 7? '3 'Sig .ix ff ff f .f7 K: . F Lf ' J - ' ., f 3 fl' ,W Troy Stewart W H roved his mettle as an end Hoss p by winning an identical position on the All-State eleven. Joe leissner Pack to Joe was another one of the come through with All-State honors on his shield. He was recognized as State guard material even before the squad fi ished its district conference games. D. in-.. 4 Gene Hill ' Though light and comparatively small, i C tton's brilliant display of pass ng o during the season won for him the quar- terback position on the A11-State team the state's num- and undisputed title of ber one passer. Marvin Cooke ce Ab Marvin was called upon to repla Bearden at guard in the Coyote line upon several different occasionsg he was ef- ficient enough to deserve a place on the '42 eleven. '- ....fn..........,...,..an...L..,,---1' ,V . .... ...,.,, ,Ml .l Mil- . ,.... ,,.,,L,-,.f.- ..,. f,..,,,,, x ,,. .,,,,, Hud proved to be the greatest obstacle in the Coyote's tussle with the Quanah Indians. In spite of the condition that the field vas in, the Pack turned an expected battle into a rout when Smith h Williamson toted the pigskin for 9 touchdowns and Bobbie Lee opened with his gifted toe for 8 additional tallies on points after touchdowns. I mill? 'W g 1 , . 5 ii 1:-5 ' YYYJ f y if Vk', M 1-1 iz M .,.Q :J 1- ,. 'Xi Leon Foster NDroop' as he was termed by his team-mates, proved to coaches and fans alike that tackle was his middle name. His ability gained for him a place on the all-district team. r ff' Q-V' Charlie Hair Alternating betveen half a fullback, Charlie gained t title of the little Wsteal rollern. His specialty pr ed to be hard tackling. P Alden Shipp ' Although he was recogniz- d as the clown of the quad, A1 held down the guard position in a very efficient manner. 1 B111 Bolling . tradition of past Coyote seams is to produce a good :enter from every season's rorkouts. Bill certainly lid not fail them this year. Bill Perry Bill subbed for Bolling on several occasions and gained valuable exper- ience which will aid him at the pivot post in 1942. Robbie Dee Smith R.D., the other half of the Smith twin combination, was one of the most elusive backs ever to Htote a pig skinn. He was also high- point scorer in the 2AA con ference. That he is coming back next year is our good fortune. He made the 2AA all-district team. Carl Hightower Carl showed remarkable talent as a fast and delus- ive backg he will return next year to take his place in the Coyote backfield. MH- HN- ......-. , ,,...,- ...mn .,. .-l,,,..l,...-,., ,, -,. ,. . ,.,...,,,,,,,M,,AM , , Norman Teague Though he subbed at the backfield position, versatile in the art Norman proved to be very lished player. of running and became a very accomp N l P L r Lindsey Spillman 'Experience was all that Lindsey needed ln order to become a first-rate endg how- that he did have except- ever, he did show lonal ability. Donald Owen Don saw service in nearly every game and as a result was branded as one of the Pack's most dependable tackles. Clifton Davidson V Clif better known as theuboy with the eyes in the back of his headu, made his first year with the Coyotes a very success- full one as a result of his fine showing at the end position. ' :nr.,g,yg,w.,,.-,....,.. .f,,4.,.,,.,.,A ., 1,-.a.,f...L..,, -.l..-L f4.,,,,1,2...,,.,..h....,. an , ... g-.. Q. ,M . SUMMARY Ui 11141 SEASUN September 19: The underdog WFSH Coyotes met the Mighty Mites from Masonic Home in the two teams' annua opener at Co ot St d' . Th ' ' y e a ium e seasoned Masons proved too much for the green Wichitans, who subsequentl, came out on the short end of the 6-13 score. September 26: A greatly improved Coyote team took to the air tc defeat the favored Breckenridge Buckaroo eleven 26-0 'October 3' In their first conference game of th h , . . e season, t 6 Coyotes had no trouble in soundly routing the lowly Quanah team in spite of the sloppy field. Coyotes 66, Indians 0 O t b 10: U ' ' ' co er sing a weird assortment of runs and passes, the Coyotes completely defeated the highly-touted Vernon Lions before a record crowd of 10,249 at Coyote Stadium October 17' The Pack journeyed to Childress t . . c meet -the hard-fighting Bobcats in an important conference tilt. After a thrilling contest, the Coyotes emerged vic- torious l9-0. October 24' B ' t f 1 ' , . y vir ue o one ong pass, the Coyotes defeated the strong Amon G. Carter Riverside tFort Worth? Eagles in a non-conference game on a muddy fieldby the score of 6 to 0. October 31: The WFSH Coyotes met the Graham Steers in that city, where they were given the battle of their lives by the powerful Gr h a am- ites: however, the Coyotes came out winners, 19-6. incidentally, Graham was the only conference opponent that s much d h ' ' ' ' ' ' as score on t e Pack. November 7. By virtue of a brilliant running and passing game, the Coyotes downed the stubborn Electra Tigers in a conference game played at the local gridiron. November 14: The Coyotes cinched their second straight 2-AA championship when they went to Burkburnett and licked the fi htin B lld ' . Q g u ogs in a penalty-filled game to the tune of 34-0. November 20: In the Thanksgiving Day tilt at Coyote Stadium, the Wichi t d ' ' ans owned the Olney Cubs by a count of 6-0 in the pack s closest game of the season. December 6: A highly favored Lubbock Westerner team invaded Wichita Falls for the crucial bi-district game The visitors held a re t . g a edge in the first half and seemed victory-boundf however, the Coyotes came back with their vaunted passing attack to win, 30-13. D b 13: h ' ' ' ecem er T e Coyotes entertained the Ysleta Indians for the quarter-final game. Although the field was in bad shape, the Coyotes won by a score of 21-0, and furthermore kept the Indians from making a first down or completing a pass. December 20: For the semi-final contest, the pack traveled to Dallas, where they used their great aerial game as well as a strong running attack to trounce the Sunset CDallas1 Bisons by a decisive score of 14-0. December 27: In the final game, the Coyotes faced the strong , Temple Wildcats. It was the Wichitans all the way, their marvellous passing proving to be the margin of victory. There- fore, the Coyotes ,won their first state championship by a score of 13-0. 'llll,,,,W..,,- - . f ,- .V , . V V f -- v-W WRUWDIES Under the direction of their new coach, lr. Joe K. Reed, the WFSH Rowdies enjoyed a very successful sea- son. This group of boys and their splendid coach deserve a great deal of credit for their hard and un- tiring work. GA!! SCORES Rowdies 6 24 Nocona Rowdies Grandfield Rowdies Holiday Rowdies Jacksboro Rowdies Archer City Rowdies Electra NBN Vantains, Dewey Rowdies 'aurika d B bb B li K an 0 y 0 n Rowdies Electra HBH anagers, Earl Russell and Gene Stowe Back row, left to right: Ralph Griffis, 0. C. Byrd, W. C. Williams, Donald Tillman, Wilburn Flowers, Billy Proctor, Arwood Stowe, Bobby Bolin, eve H Buddy Swayzee, Jean Wages, John Decker, Herman Balch, St Bolin, Robert Pyle, Jimmie Littrell, Bruce Frazee, Gene owle, Billy Billy C. 'Smith, Coach Joe K. Reed. Front row, left to right: Dewey Edgin, Albert Anderson, Clyde Bailey, Wayne Holder, Grady Green, Ray Byrum, Don Ray, Pat McCullough, Bob Ballard, Elbert Knight, Kenneth lcHughes, Paul Hadley, Earl Russell, Billy Mann, James Lower . .M , A. .wc .W , Homer Stark, Manager Gene Wright, at Center l BASKETBALL John Holl, Guard Under their new coach, Hr. Bill Allen, the 1942 Coyote basketball squad completed a highly successful cage season. To these boys who did not begin practice until after the beginning of the new year and then woni nine of fourteen conference games high cred is due. The score of the conference games are as follows: vCoyotes 24 xCoyotes 23 vCoyotes 30 xCoyotes 24 vCoyotes 34 aCoyotes 17 NCoyotes 19 wCoyotes 20 ACoyotes 36 Coyotes 31 fCoyotes 45 wCoyotes 32 ,- eCoyotes 38 vCoyotes 26 4 standings. Forward 38 31 37 23 18 47 13 24 30 36 24 Electra Childress Quanah Graham Burkburnett Vernon Olney Electra Childress Quanah Graham Burkburnett Vernon Olney 1 The Coyotes finished the seas in third place in the 2-AA 1 w Bruce Frazee, 1 '- H ,X 3, frjfjif if 2 , V' n '1 2141319 'nf ,Q if wr fgilngg, , ' Q fa., wi ar ' 1 -., ,z f 3 f Q TZ v 0: ,351 -4' f'27'f' , M gf h ff A33 E E J Mg, 1 is yi Qi' Q- 'W' ' W gm ,,, 1 . Q Vi 1 , , A . 9 T' W , ff '- N fv , N x ,V 'Q 7' , , I Q1 ,1- f , X ' I 3 f W3 2 1 , K 5 wifi . W - 'fy f . 1 I 4' 'L' , 1 A 3 1 J, 5'f? 'f- i .Y 7 22 ' Vg? 1 .WIS ig, Q 'il' ?:f5iTA.. 'Y 1' 3 Qs K A . V x - 'T 5 l r r Steve Rider Gene Hill Carl Hightower George Griningel' I 1 1 440 Relay ,.--'M Steve Rider, 100-yard Dash l 4 sWsQwqmmQeQw eeee iee1fvPHw?swP ff 1? - S The Smith Twins, V A Hurdles Kenneth Eschman, Shotfput Mile Relay Etheridge B. L. Smith Bolling Wright Gene H111, Pole Vault Aldon Shipp, Discus X .X 1942 Track 5 squad i w Dub Hamilton Billy Cox christian and Hiller were ' Laggxgffan playing so fast their rackets are not visible. , C - Norman liller T R A C K George Grininger, Dash prospect C in fgwwwww Q W Clifton Davidson, no annn an M Pole Vault L U , . .- ', ,A - 1 -, 5 . 'kf. I Q C T' i Leading Net-men of WI-'SH Bill Perry, ?fi Discus a Cox Miller Christian jif, X ,M f- C Hamilton IW: .La , W if 3' ' 2 A TENNIS A...-0 ' ,,,,, --.V .. ... W, Singles: Ann Myers Sue Ann Thomas Doubles: Sarah Ruth Morgan assi ,I W... 3 na: a Thomas ana s Myers in action. Louise Lincolnfnot pic- ' turedl TENNIS 737 124 1 Coach Tom Mc Carty and the 1942 Tennis Club. Tennis Club Officers: President--Charles Pridd Vice President--Sarah Ru Morgan Secretary--Billy Cox Co-Treasurers--Glen Vagu- and Dub Hamilton T ' 1, who H90 I no 'f C hr roo f - C .b,s .eaaa if-7+ ' wiffgf Y KEEWQHM . fs2w . qAagxwarW,ww r x QM-,uMQ?fH ki gQW5EE 7 , ., J kk 1 M M 'E rra eaas o,rr as . 'iw , ssrr he ls' 'F ' he iren ff The game of ten- -V ' C e U15 1S one of fas- wmwmgw ggggif 4 cinat ion. WFSH is V proud to claim some top-notch champions lgao 3354 and boasts of quite a few Hbeginnersn. Mr. McCarty has spent many hours in teaching the best prospects some pro- fessional angles to the sport. Even though one can't always be a champion tennis affords one of the best means of exercise and rates high as relax- ing amusement. ! M -A AMD Y - , -.,........l....-....v........l.,...-- -umm GRACIAS A111605 Once again we come to the conclusion of the NCoyoten and another year of pleasant memories and educational ideals which we have acquir- ed during our stay in WFSH. As we of the staff look into the past at the many happy as well as tedious hours spent in compiling this yearbook, we are constantly reminded of the whole-hearted cooperation which we received from side sources: Without the able assistance of these many unselfish contributors, 1942 Coyote might never have been published. It is, therefore, with the deepest preciation that we acknowledge the help of these various groups and individuals. out- the ap- To lr. A. K. Presson and the office staff go much credit for student classifica- Ted who les- wil- tion, checking, and other information given us. Appreciation is extended Mr. Roberts of the Grande Studio, photographer for the class and favorite sections, spent many hours of work checking and identifying students' pictures in order to 1 sen the burden of the staff. Our thanks, also, is given Eugene Yeakley for his lingness to go anywhere a photographer was needed and for his promptness in finishing all work given him. us use the negatives of the Steck Company, pub- Winkler, we owe a debt and for their .personal The Times Publishing Company were gracious in letting the football boys for which we express our gratitude. To lishers and printers, and to their representative, Mr. E. B. ' of acknowledgement fOr extra time which they willingly gave interest and suggestions. 1 ' The continuous support of the HCoyote Newsu-in keeping the student-body informed f as to our weekly progress and in boosting'our picture drives deserves our heartiest f applause. To the many teachers who aided us in any way we express our sincere appre- ' ciation, but to the teachers of the speech and English departments we acknowledge a - debt of deepest gratitude. , In conclusion, the editors, on behalf of the staff, express the hope that, from this pictorial presentation of life and activity in WFSH, the reader will comprehend more fully the merits of the good neighbor policy and will strive to put thes prin- ciples into practice whenever the opportunity presents itself. 9,4W7?npF M 19 M M 1, wi ,M 1 .MM up Ml' tix M 4 v' ' 1 I 1 1 4 4 4 1 1 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,MM gW,gfj,,M p .444+ ff! f7,,MffjM ffffyd 1 1 1 1 V . , If f A 'W 1 W MJ 1 1 1 1 1 X7 4 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' , 5 f fl' Y a 1,f, . f-- , y A ' jf ff Y , N' 4. Qs' 'N 2 M 4 . 4 I jf -1 I A' W i n JV! f J! ,J 4 f , ' p 'U' 1' 44 . --1' ' 4 ' W4 . F A l ' QVHXWWDL' f g N , f ju!ib x M 'Q I V V4 I Q 'J J' 9 , F 'iff E 955' Z W J iyfl ,A Q I M ' QU' + 5996? 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