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

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I DEDICATE MYSELP ' ' THE HCME E IVONT TO SAEEGUARD MY HEALTH, TO PRACTICE ECCNCMY, AND TO COOPERATE WITH EVERY PHASE OE THE YVQR PROGRAM. TRUSTING I A EIRMLY IN THE PRINOIPIIES ON WHICH OUR FREE- NR DOM WAS ESTABLISHED, I PROMISE TO PRAY EOR I THE SAFE RETURN OE OUR MEN AND WOMEN EROMVS I , E. THE BATTLEEIELDS AND EOR ULTIMATE QlI,Cfg'fORY.IQg I -F 'wif an I I A X . K - V . - T-J :Hi vhrl 2169 In I . V Xvf I I ' If I ' A iw EMM I .Q ' ' A ' f'P'4w,1 I I W I If T , Y N , u- L ,L b , qY L .S I 'II' I A I . T I I . ' I I- 4 ,-.f I III, I If if I Qfzngjw, WV M447 fm E- ,i 4 1, C, J M, ' I ' 65 Qfffffvll, il' Q, TX , ff , C T ,. I A .sl A I 5 X' 1 B5 Y 'H f - v if ,Kyu- kj M L' i X P ,, 1 A X Q . . X , U, V S 3 os ,X I xx x K u l- S i . X ' x , X' - Y Qxgx A! 'X-,, A i. . 1 , L. W, Y ' kwa ' 50121 1 3.33- i ' NN HSSJSQRJMCHJEP . - H . A A x.A ART ED ANT EDITO , I 1 2 6 I 1 Q W ' DOES RS- I JSIAZEL . 5 +5 X if N 'gg ' ' KA TQNLLA .N is ...if v f 'Q I f CL X O 3 Rx , 1' CQ . Q ' ' 4 ' ' ' 1- , V W, f EN W Eff V? af A X K 3 5x13 vnu K QRS E E KH fda? hm 37 3? 2 , xx 9 ,W E f is Ei? x W w if? PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS -OP WICHITA FALLS UVIOR HIGH SCHCDOL CHITA FALLS, TEXAS f ml , ,x ,gr K ' 'fb . E 'I K., ' 4E Q , , -5 -E.. , Q :KA x ? A 1 V ,352 4 -. gs' if ,. - -411.1 , - R Aqns ., -, ..,, V , ' T 'V x I Y 2 , H . Z? 5 ,W , 1..,.-al i 14,1 WIC 4 x 111011 96110 Ol Y O , qi. ,ii WHO 40- II 0 I 2 Iwi R H IJ 55' M D - - fr l I ' I x'k3l,xgS,K 5 In I J -+1 TO OUR EX-STUDENTS: WE HONOR YOU, WHO, IN ANSWER TO YOUR COUNTRY'S CALL, HAVE EN- LISTED IN THE SERVICE OE AMERICA. AS STUDENTS, YOU WERE LOYAL TO WFSH. TODAY, THAT LOY- ALTY FINDS HIGHER EXPRESSION IN DEVOTION TO YOUR COUNTRY AND IN THE DEFENSE OF ITS SHORES. WE SALUTE YOU-OUR SAILORS, MARINES, SOL- DIERS, AND MERCHANTMEN-OUR WELDERS, ME- CHANICS, DRAETSMEN, AND' SHIPBUILDERS-OUR WAACS, WAVES, SPARS, AND NURSES. IT IS TO YOU AND TO VICTORY THAT THE 1943 COYOTE IS' PROUDLY DEDICATED. 94 ix K f ig DI'lll W! M, SSH!! L9V7W'2f-'P' NE? fQx Af X CENTRAL OFF CE ' 'S-,fy K' 7. 11112-1 IIT1 'i-U3 T131 -'XT 2 E H. U. FILLEHS, M.A.. SUPEHINTENIIENT UF CITY SEHUULS BUAHD UF EUUCATIUN MEMBERS' Mr. Oscczr Burden Secretory: Mr. Ioe B. McNi Mrs. Iohn W. Hcrmpton Mr. Iohn W. W Mrs. T. R. Boone Mr. Merle Wag Dr. G. T. Sinqleto Mr. Otis Nelson S H. RIDER, Principal of Wichita Falls Senior High School iv WL-...Q S ly SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE FORCE A. K. PRESSON, Registrar of Wichita Falls Senior High School NIL N GRACE GOULD dcmce tbl i Good morning! OFFICE ELIZABETH MASSIER, Do you have cm excuse? Secretory ,w5'4l.,,,,. 1 WI I W I 41 K ' , 'x 1 1 I If P I 2 ' fs ,iw . -.,,- ' r 21 X, fu ,iz L J P: Q 1, . 5 ,3 I ,K Q-ppx Wig XX 4 H. 1 V ,!.,'? , W g,' Y W:-Ulf? Nm.. x Y , V ii-f -.3 , la' im V 'f xg ' ,--xx - ' - 3. '- -5 1 R X- 5 QW , N. Z .. '- f iq. u Q .Il Q 'x BEATRICE ROCKETT, Secretory Dk if Louise Lipscomb, MJ-X. Eilene Collins, MJ-X. 2 Lillian lohnson, MJ-X Esther Savage, A.B. Studying American ideals. Masters ot Macbeth. l . . . 'A .Li- , . . and that government of the per by the people, and for the people . ENGLISH - t.-.z.: 'Q V-'J ' . ,','.g:' ji..-Vs '-gg 'L fathleen Melat, M.A. Nell Sarnrnons, M.A. Ruth Priddy, M.A. ENGLISH sides the reqular four years of 1, the English department has al- s sponsored three extracurricular 'itiest two publications, Coyote, rote News, and Writers' Club. a contribution toward our national ram this department has also spon' i this year the writing of victory ys. Bennie Works, M.A l. C. Presson, M.A. L Ida lane Collins, MA. Belle Tilobets, MA. Louise Kelly, B.A. Caution! Artists Ann and Frances at Work. ' Jvc, 4T According to trac tion, staff members o usually selected late the spring. Because many prevalent rumc and predictions la spring, it seemed inc visable to make an plans for! the 1943-Yec book. ' However, 1 editor was tentative agreed upon, and tw art editors were name 1251? Cliisyils ir Art Editors R. C. and Iarnes on a photographer's holiday. Careful checkers. R. C. Owens Iarnes Cornish! lPhotograph Marilyn Man F .t Mary Io Morgan GVOH QS MQAG5 eff wi! Af' f Io and Marilyn, efficiency experts. COYOTIE 3221135 ego? elson Bookkeepers making a choice of members and editors, faculty and senior icil considered many gs. Scholastic rating considered first: ex- ive ability ranked as important factory and ngness to serve was aior qualification. le selection of a Vic- theme marked the nning of a year's dili- and persistent effort ie part of editors and isors alike. al Hampton . . Editor-in Chief Patton lvlkssistant red Holland 1 Editors fles Priddy Sports 71 Reagan Editors erine Stevenson Clubs and y Sue Tipps Organization Katy and Mary Sue in a Jovial mood 5 1 Q Q SIA me lliotglotc 1' Tim 'IHUULE couuocn -rzeaszezsr , We ' 9 2 e 'a:z::::'- ,fu bl PH IHTI U , early NEWS STAFF Bob Thacker News Editors Charles Priddy ,-.., ...-.- .,....A M ,... W ...... .. .W CO Ban Prince Dy R Alice Ann Presson .... - .AM.M.... ,.... C opy Readers SQUSTS Allen Reagan B.. ,..... ,.e,, A,..,.e., e.....,.A S po r ts Editor ' Ilancy Lou Huff ..,... .. M- .,...v.. ..... F eature Editor llarjorie Trevathan We ,.e,...e.,, ,.,,, , .,M.. . ,,.e . e,... Exchange Editor ' REPORTERS Dick Banks, Jo Esther Bradley, Charlotte Brown, Marian Bulling- tnn, Olin Cecil, Grady Collier, Betty Jean Davis, Howard De Mere, James Gilbert, Peggy Huff, Christine Jones, Eben Junkin, Ida Coral Lindsey, Jane McCarty, Billie Jean McMurray, Aileen Miller, Char- les Miller, Patricia Miles, Billy Morrow, Betty Potts, Mary Sue Rol- ing, Lee Ray Royal, J. C. Swinford, Betty Lou Theck, Mary Sr Tlpps, Mary Ruth Tyson, Moizelle Ward, Sainmye Jean Williatt ADVERTISERS Charlotte Brown, Roline Gouldy, Mary Lea Nelson, Betty Port CIRCULATION STAFF Louise Robertson, Barbara Fisher, Louise Clark, Roberta Broolg Mary Jane Taylor, Phebe Whatley, Mariellen West, Mary Noe, DQ Davis, Irene Cubine, Dan Walker. Gordon Price, J im Tom Henders Hill Jan Widder, Nell Norwood, Emily Noble, Morris Jacks. BUSINESS STAFF Martha Cox, Mary Lea Nelson SPONSORS louise Lipscomb ..l, A ..,l...i,,,, . .,,. We ,,..,. QM. .,,,..,,,.,, .,.., ,.,, 7 , Jr O. T. Freeman ,. ,, , ,,,.,, -. A Editors. D01-IS EQ'1'fOrS By Qllen Redgan and ilnstru-ctor, on Nov, 10, 1942 06 Ray Rfryal receiving my diploma. the C0101 Again altering our regulai E21db:l2rfh?tg loskedgoto Ym ns rue or. a er t iurse of action, the co-authors of , iwerdive, Inc. have decided tolwli me that my were 201111 mg to you the views and opin- ma. C me a SGFYICC 3105- and ns of a'cadet who is studyinglfxiislgeggiiesegvlcg S1105 CSU' B Kelly Field. g , . n WU 9' fl' AUQQ, This cadet' Hugh Dmoe- Wfotegg'?Jr1B:rgi?:?11hatncz?QJzS.citl5?rnlly W .Marj 'i'Pn3:T-Ifller and e following letter to the Coy-fm, Vultec BT-15,5 an 'the agajnell, 1,9110 eviilhan 8 New? In order to keep ml If Iget the chance Iwltjme ' HOD? I YOU, V ugh twith old friends. If anygup to See the Students no mayo missigu migsgsre 1 en s are acquainted with 1111 I L1 ish, he would appreciate a let-lEgicgfgsfggnivphigagaggzeinglklegek Someo ming there? ' gr Y l - . ' fo n- hm , , Bhd Again gh - Ditch out test :Lise has con ic friend f rescue our r After prepagriflgolgllfypsy cav Peat me m 1 , selves. w. scar 'niaff C word to the bubble. mn .,z3gnyUf B9f1 4855 as . , Y 5 Q 89' SVA! v SQ X, Circulation Stoif. X16 , .Q f WW me-N. X yi- Ya UC rgvnyh ' eoxk SLS 1 Xu,xw'41 I vein WAS Xxxixaacx BB ,WXOQ 6911 5590 'YKXS X vioxx v x0'iGHL, KTW O 0906. HOW ' qw F E .MWA Wggz imc .,--JSA .J ffl if gxdiuxx Suie O0 Nx:W3u4.1xi.9C' r WY K, QA: xdnfxl, - , . uve dqneiif g .. Y Fe-oiure Writers. ' w YN 5- A or . 1 - A X I Q RQCOK ii ' Q 9 1' Y i 7 ' q , . ,.: I-3 viva- Y 2,-X., Q.. gg X , , fa ' - -i A A V J , A 191 mnsdqm 3 I y ,A 'Q I, 1 I W ,M C0 i ,fg J 16 fy 9-Qs. V V, had ' its can M I J 7 ' X X305 1. - . , 1, K ' K P+' A '- ' ' U ggviulf td If ., 'D .Q ,M X' x QXGVKQQG ' i W V Q :1-' f' ' , ,A 1, m , X . Y 5 ' ,Dow 'fffxiaiein 'Wie npr, . V? 1 3 L! I , . , 'Q ,ee 1 o ,--, ., f ' ,..: 09W 00 em. W . 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C. Mathis, M.A. Ernestine boiin, M.A. U. J. Urcmui., i-M.. Mrs. Louise Hill, MA. SOCIAL SCIENCES A historic survey of the nations of the past and a study of present-day nations at war have enabled students of WFSH year to understand more clearly the present world conflict. ' ideals and aims ot our democracy have been presented in junior classes of American history. Formulating plans for a fut world peace has been one ot the activities ot the senior classes A thorough study of our complicated economic system has b made. The Texas history groups have made scrapbooks shovi the part which our great state has played in our War etfort. study of good citizenship, bearing in mind the fact that our Studi today will be our leaders tomorrow, has been an important inns tion of all the history students this year. Learning to live after the conflict is over. Mattie Lee Underwood, M.A. W. A. Franklin, M.A. Llerena Friend, M.A. , 4 0. X Tom McCarty, B.S. -6. f ' I. -. 1 V- 1 Mrs. Eleanor Pace 5-A G. A. Reaves, B.S. Leo Iacqueline Pratt, MJ-X. Giving time to government problems. ICIAL SCIENCES Ethel Farabee, B.A. Frances 1-'reese, M. A. Entered defense work? Pause between problems. MATHEMATICS I. W. Williams, M.A. Ted L. Jefferies, B.A. Fannye Vance, M.A. Masierminds of mathematics. Beatrice Morgan, M.A. , IoeqD. Garland, M.A. l Solving the solids. Pauline Shirley, M.A. MATHEMATICS The mathematical field moves into a prominent position in the asent crisis. As preparation for work in war industries, in the hting forces, or in colleges, students are offered two years ot zebra, plane and solid geometry, and advanced and commercial tthmetic. Trigonometry, a new course, is especially useful in navigation, tillery, aeronautics, aerial photography, and engineering. I f- vf7 'yl: cfp Z V' .W E? Ella May Underwood, M.A. Lena McConnell, M.A. T. Richard Moss B.S. is W. I. Morris, M.A. Lena McKee, M.A. CHEMISTRY Although the odors emanating from science laboratory are often unpleasant, cl istry students enrolled in the course have appreciation for their work. To. the studel chemistry, valence, atoms, and n cules cease to be mythical terms, anc become a part of the clear-cut study ot fo las, compounds, and mathematics: all of ti are vitally necessary to our present war e The chemistry courses in WFSH are ably ducted by Mr. Morris and Mr. Stone. BIOLOGY In contradiction to the generally accepted theory, the stud human physiology, and not bugs, is the true objective of biol Insect, animal, and plant life are all studied in regard to their el on man. Of great importance at this time, are the health 1 stressed in this course. Estelle Wood, M.Ecl. .fix 7 .. William T. Falls, B.S. l is Experience through experimentati PHYSICS The students of WFSH learn the whys ,d hows of mechanics, heat, sound, ht, and electricity through the study of ysics. This senior science, one phase the science program taught in WFSH, under the competent guidance of '. Stone. Developing defense tactics. PRE-FLIGHT For those students who Wish to study aviation, pre-flight is a very helpful course. It offers the students a course in meteorology, a study of weather: navigation, the plotting of the plane's course: and aerodynam- ics, the science that deals with me- chanical effects upon air. 'lerle Smith, M.A. Caught by the cameraman Leroy Stone, M.A 'fix . ..- fl' G .n gsdw 143, f M xy lt . 4 X' C Q 'N , X . . 5, VY 7. QW 'H M A M. A 1 ,w,- , 11 ,, L , 4 fm S -:K+ - ,. f ff ' .41 .24-. -:jr RZ ' W9 0 I 'K h 'Q Ni N8 , ' g 5, ta gli, I M , qu i, if - 'l ,JL A ff 'MQ-li., A ' ' 411. 19 .-,1 3 n, I Q , ' if 4 F ,Aj i ,, f bg. 0 'P 9 W , vu ,L Sadie Fraser, B.S. HUMEMAKING Keeping the home front tit is the aim ot the homemaking department this year. Knowing that health, conservation, and food substitutes are roads to Victory, Miss Tomlinson and Miss Fraser are guiding the girls in Red Cross Work, home nursing, and an extensive study ot the Victory Foods Program. I til ifxwih ulfWl'Nv2E'- Vitamins tor Victory. Lela Tomlinson, M.A Work on the home front. ists need room. - ART lee years of art are offered in 1. The courses include poster ning, figure drawing, modeling, ng, art in advertising, block ng, appreciation course in in- decoration, and stagecraft. -L Lois McGaughy, MA. Ioyce Samuels, M.A. Backstage glamor ff if 4-X- lk 3, I K Christmas cards and more Christmas cards. if' P lww f 'E W M iffsi wmw+ .X 1, ,,,-Jai! 2 3' my ,, .mv- X pf L -i XX ff ff ,f R X1 effi, 1-f A YJ I IEW 'fyia ! M-iq tl r .x Nh If I H! . 0 vi , was 5, Q.. wg M Af I Q 9 1 . i ,Q 5- .. 4 I I Lf f M- Freda Yarbrough, B.S. COMMERCIAL Cream in commercial circles. W. I. Webb, M.A. Better bookkeepersg is Where accuracy and speed spell Victory. COMMERCIAL In addition to giving all students a wider knowledge of the isiness world, the commercial department of WFSH appeals the students who plan to take related work in college and the terminal students-those who plan to enter the business Jrld immediately after high school graduation, The attitude the commercial students is sincere and co-operative. Stu' nts from the commercial department of WFSH may be found Bill Allen, M.A. X on J xv aff'-I' practically every important city in the United States, doing U it air part in the war effort. - P, g V .T Kj,jlc5Z-rrl.-4-L Preparation 32321321 for future M A ' stenographers. ' ' 1 Y A , A V A t Q a Peel, B.S. at it f- R iitf 3 ,uv Agnes Mmm, MA. LANGUAGES One of the impediments of an ever-lasting victory-that of mi: understanding which might be compared to a wide, rapid river-5 now being bridged by the study of languages. The thorough study c democracy in the Latin classes will permit a better understanding c our own democracy. Miss Brown teaches Res Publica Romana while Miss Davis, Miss Zihlman, and Miss McCulloch seek to promo' friendliness and good will in their Estudiar1 del Espanol. Please Miss Davis lane McCulloch, M.A. . , Q 4,5949 ft A n H 0 l' 6 Glee Club uqh its varied ac- the music depart- tt WFSH has made tribution to the vic- 'oqram by helpinq d and sustain the of a nation at war. nuqh the A Cappel- ir has had to reject -of-town invitations :xr because of trans- tn, they have been kept busy ical assembly, church, and oqrarns. The hiqhliqht ot the 'as their annual appearance Musicians Club. nusic groups have also given performances tor men in the 'imap ,s xx IV' ' MUSIC A Cappella Girls' Glee Club The course ot general music is otiered to those who cl ' esire traininq in theory and in appreciation of the classics. ,J Lois Ruth Mitchell, B.M. ORCHESTRA Under the direction of George Greenway, the orchestra has given the student body and the faculty of WFSH a variation of melodies. They have performed the music of such contemporary composers as Gersh- win, Grofi, Martin Gould, and others to keep in tune with our good neighbor policy and victory program. They have also played for many civic functions. li 'RK fn. 0 ' Tom McCarty, , 'I . - . - - D 'f1 !E ' i 'EEN 7.t ,5 t .95f'M f52t'5fiitt? :Sif fi 5i-- Marching on to Victory. George W. Greenwi BM. Under the baton of Tom McCarty, the Coyote Ban done its bit in our Victory program. Besides playii our pep rallies, it was invaluable in keeping u morale of our football team. Their reputation for and marching formations during halves at the game outstanding. Playing for civic functions and for the in the service have been among their activities. BE. Band in ,ff Hi! Ho! assembly. The Queenl -f3 5.1Ip. 'F Workshops, where work is a pleasure. Gorin, AB. SNIDER LIBRARY STUDY HALLS Since its establishment in 1924, the Snider Library has been fortunate in hav- ing as its benefactors Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Snider. Through the years, the gifts from this couple have enabled WFSH to be up-to-date in all phases of presentsday problerns. Books on aviation, engineering, photography, and radio communication have been made available to all students. Thus, the library has contributed its part this year to our Victory program. 1 3 ar ff' Mrs. Ruth Doty Hams, - - ' ft MA. Ruby yeqktey, BA, 12.4 Mrs. Iohn Wilkes, B.S. jf' 'E wr if V9 1 'e rr lf Q2 f' X2 Q.: fi i I xg sf' f a W K W' - E' nl i,aa-aawf- U -5'-f 'Y i 54 l Y 'iii' '15 X 1 1 1 X K vi WX 'L me, sw .mf S? I M . .1 .,t A 21, W 2111 V 5..,:.a,km Wifi.. Pause for posing. Hungry faces. CAFETERIA FW gig.. V ':- mg. 3 I 553213, a, 2- ---. 7'f . P ji .V . I A.. xv 'ne I. fn 5 1' E Q ' '54, Wrwi' Q 5 6 Egg, 4 A S, ff ffl' 7 1 My I Q 3 N' 4 I K: . 1 A rest period Food for future f Americans. -Q! 'Q Drmk to Youth. ,5 -Ks is q 'P P . ab .V O' 1' 1 -' 1, ., , f f , f ,' -:' ,. . '. a tfl- 54-'A' ', ', Q'ffffif A A 4 ' - -- Q 1 X-Q 'fx fl' f,.!f7y W N MNJI Q Ng Q, x , NX X5-,xx X A gxj., - - Q i X I Q .4 Kay ge ........,,'v -'N bXx? '- fx mb' 54, h X 'pf I ,- 1 I X- ' IN PQ f ?.2.h5, .gif '69- S NIURS MID-TERM REPRESENTATIVE Leon Foster O F F I C E R S Clifton Davidson, President Virginia Crain, Vice-President Larry Gordon, Sec.-Treas, Doris Wallace, Reporter Ruth Dunlap, Social Chairman 9' f Alexander, Rufus B t Booth, Bowery, Carr, Corona, Veg EEN Ioy Doris Erlene lacob Crain, , Virqinia Bobby Ruth Crowley Dunlap, Edqin, Dewey Pitts, Io Ellen ENIURS Garrett, Foster, Leon Clifton Larry Bill Iackson, lones, lones, Kniqht, Theeopal I. L. Lee Oneida Elbert .., WST Neal, Paxson, Anita leanne Ralph Michie, Ioe E. Massey, Mary 3 Stewart, Stanley, Thomas, Wilson, nrothy Louise Vertie Lee Ioe Gene Gordon, Haqemann, , L ww, Ji - 1 ww ,l . -1 1-5 ' , ,,i, , ig L ':'1's..Lt - Hays, Carrol L71 Marvin, Charlotte Bass Skinner, Wallace ,F s I ,F 'pf fy Y Yancey, Imogene SENIURS 'f'i 12 Ttrfyi CUUNCIL Back row: Allan Smith, Iames Irl Montgomery, Iohny Mullinix, Bob Puckett, Howard Bunch. Second row: Stanley Evans, Bobby Cleo Iones, Mildred Holland, Mar- jorie Trevathan, Virginia Springer, Carl Hightower, Dorothy Anderson. Third row: Arvin Dillard, Tad Patton. Front row: Martha Cox, Ioan Amold, Ann Myers, Helen Hunter, Mary Sue Tipps, Lindsay Waggener. PENIORS Adams, Alexander, Mabelle Myers 1' Anderson, Anderson, Dorothy Helen Allen, Lloyd Alvey, Bobby . in- f..- .A Anderson, Ruth . . Armstronq, Laura lane S. S. Arnold, Bagwell, Baker, Ballew, loanne Stanley Melba lo Estella Armstrong Marzelle Banks, Harry Lee i x Barcus, Barker, Barrows, Bartlett, Bcshamf Harriet Eli Charles Bettye Don Don SENIURS ls, Bauer Baumqardner, BGTSQH' 1. Fred Beme Mary Kathryn ' ii: Bebb, Beverly Bebb, Forrest '43 '44 1' 5' B bb Benson, Berqoloisky, Berndt, Blair, 9 ' Bob Henry Mary Ann Frances Margaret 51 Blank Blankenship, Boatwriqht, Boqqess, Boren, Evelyh lack Eva Fay lvlaroilerie Iames H. Bradley, Bradley, Branum, Brewer, Brollier, Io Esther Maxine Gordon Louise Anthony ENIURS Brooks, Brooks, Brown, Browning, Brownlee lune Marie Charlotte Dolores C. L. Clvlifl term! A I 1 l Bryans, Bullinqton as 9, .nw ,N N F. Brubaker, Briimbalow, Billy Betty lo C. I. L. Marian ' Howard Burch, Burch, Burleson, Burrows, Mgllilrsrfou Dick Earl Bonnie lean LaVoyne VH lil 'A ,. . I - Bush, Cambell, Cantrell, Elsie Earl Melvin lVfitl:clr-:WJ ., Q1--'- 81.3 Carson, Cash' Cato, Eloise Claer, Ioyce Cochran, ll Billie lean ibn SENIURS 'M JF A Caver, Cecil, Chambers, Cheves, Leon, Ir. Olin Virginia Phoebe 'fi 1 Ek ,fJ'1'1 KE Clark, Clayton, Clough, Coburn, Louise Iames Sara Iames Kwilhdrewl 'Dv IIN ' Cocke, Coffman, Colburn, Collier, Richard Arthur Roy Grady CWilhdrewJ 1- Collier, Collins, Collins, Collums, Cook, Thelma Lee Bill Wallace Willie Mae Forrest SILNIUKS Q fb l Cooke, Marvin '43-'44 Corbett, Cornish, Cox, Dorothy lane James Martha 5- if Cox, Morris .'s'f Croft, Crosslin, Cruickshank, Cunningham, Cuykendau' Iohn, Ir. Ioy Gilda Frances AHHSHG lli,t..,,f1 l Q - I li 0' rf ... X . 1 , v 9 4 is 'S fl N.-Y ' t Daugherty, Davenport, Davie, Davis, Dqy' Io Betty Lee Doris Dean Betty lean Fmnkle Lou ax f, .L x is ' 42' 1 'gm 1 44 Deaton, Decker, de la Houssaye, De Mere, ' De Shfmg' Frances Ann William Fred Howard Hume SLNIUKS Dillard, Arvin Eason, Ioyce Evans, Stanley Baldwin Q75 F razee, Don '43-'44 Doby, Evelyn Dolberry, Luzelle gi? ' 5 Doty, Dudley, Dorothy Don f 'V' Eschman, Etter, Evans, Evans, Kenneth Richard Neil Claudia lo Peggy Ruth Featherston, Felton, Flake, Foster, Billy lmoqene Paul Katherine S, S. ..., ., j 1 '1 5 Frazier, Betsy s.,.,, 1 Fulfs, Betty Garner, Garrett, Alice Rose La Nelle LIZNIUKS 1,5 . N' lax i0 ' Xl Garrett, Phyllis Cx 3 YY' M Geisert, Giddens, Grace Laverne Charlene ' James Elizabeth Q Givens, Glass, Goode, Gose, Gouldy' Roland Loyd Clova Nell Bertha Holme iwithdrewl N Grant, Gray, Greer, D Greer, I glgigg' Alice Helen Billy lean Pauline 2 Uh.- -ft Grims, Grimes, Gustafson, Hair, Hall' Ralph Zo Rene lack Billye lean Maxine fNlid-lerml lwithdrewl 5l:NIUK Hancock Hanks Harris Hampton, k ' D H k ' Hazel Iac fwififfl lac Harris, Lou Ann 6 Hicks, Hightower, Hibbs' Anna Mae Carl Billy ...fi wr, Holden, Holder, Holland, Bobby Maureen Mildred Harris, Lauran B?fh1ixi.I??f1E.H:R .f ' Harve I-lathorn, Haynes, Y. Eileen Ierry Mary Lanell K-hh fx Haynie, Dewey Ray s. s. 1 v- Hodges, Anne 4, i 2' ' U 3 :A i Hornady, Rachael Hogan, Adele House, Edwin iii EENIURS fm' i --'MJ ..V. ff.w..if ,H Howard, Huff, Huff, Huggins, Hughes, Frankie Nancy Lou Peggy Ralph Alden fwithdrewl Hughes, Humphrey, Hunt, . Hunter, Hufsonf Lee Benny Ioyce Helen BIHY Bob twlthdrewl I I i ' . W s . ', l Iames, Iwig, Iackson, Iackson, Iacobs, Peggy Shirley Betty Lou Iessie Winnie Iarman, Ienkins, Iohnson, lohnson, Iohnsfonf Iuanita Claire Mae Ethel Harvey Inez lwilhclrewl SLNIUKH af- 10 Jones Iones, Iones, Iones, Iones, ' Bobbie Christine Dctle Dorris Leigh Arline .1645 BA 4- -2 'i 1 i1,i ' '-Y f. ' . E '1 -.'i Y K, ' K it v Iones, Ionz, Iunkin, Kent, Iones' Roy B. Iohnnie Eben Pansy Frank S. S, Kiqer Killelea, Killinqsworth, Kinkecxd, Hcfrry Saffieknn Hcirolti Don Connie 'Q' 'Mu Kinncxrd, Kirby, Kirkpatrick, Knight, K H Bettye Milton Marcy Lee Ictck O man' lWithdrewl Robert I RENIURS 'ity Kouri, Krc, Krottinger, Krull, Lambert, Virginia Darnell B. Ralph Raymond Tom s. s S. S. 'R Larson, Lassiter, Lay, Lee, Lewis' Bill Bobbie Peggy Bessie Mae B111 .. 1 EEN Lewis, Lindsey, Lindsey, Lindsey, Lgteken' Laura Virginia Dan Ida Coral Ioe Pat eorge 41. Lmeken, Lime-11, Liveiy, Loudermilk, IEOVG Ioe Iimmie Flowanda Patsy dna sf mns lip J , Qt x L Lyles Lynch, Lynch, McAfee, Malgggette Kennelh Bonnie leon Minnie Robert 'Ui . McCarty, McCarty, McCarthy, McCleskey, Mggnde' Icme Kenneth Phyllis Lee 9119 lWiIhdrewl sr llflq 4 Mcclure McCollum, McCrory, A McCutchen, McDowell, E1 ' H. W. Tim Maureen Gloria Bettye Hora CWithdrewl A' ' McElroy, Mclictmie, McMurry, McWhirier, McWhirter, Betty Iulicx Billie Iecm Don Eugene SENIURS 'F 3 Mabry, Claude Maqness, Margaret Marley, Clarence Man, Mann, Marilyn Alvin X N I' J 1' f.. an S b' F ' Martin, Martin, Martin, Maucini, Middleton' Iirnmy Iune Miles, Patricia Miller, Aileen lwithdrewl N i Montgomery, lames lrl Moore, lohn Mary Lou Helen hm -X Mtuar, Miller, Mary Lou V Y Charles 5 Moore, Morgan, Morgan' Martha Elizabeth Daia MQW I0 ,f f, SENIURS is! 1 Moms Morris, Morrison, Morrow, Motz, Iohnm? Addie Lee Billye Charles lb . . , Myers, Nebriq, Nelson, Newmcm, Mfggglx' Ann Bette Mary Leo Sczrcrh 4.1 Y hull, M' Ni Ch O1 S On, Noble, lgloble, Blige, Ncigrnolofd, Dewey Bobby mi y y ., W W4ffI Norwood, Norwood, Oakey, Oden, Oqlesby, Ioline Nelle Harry Ann Kenneth lwithdrewl SENIURS P Q. '75 Q -f I Y, Ormond, Owen, Owens, Pace, William Donald R. C. Nita Faye B Paschall, Patterson, Patton, Virginia Eunice Edward L. Patton, Tad Parker, Gerald Pearson, Iohn Earle T X X Peay, Perez, Perry, Perry, Iietgig Esther Valentino Bill Clara Dell gs '43-'44 Pettitt, Pierce, Pierce, Plernons, Potts' Kent Don Mary Ellen Olas Betty R Y SENIURS Priddy, Proctor, Proctor, Puckett, pifjgsf,-1231 chmie-S lilly Ioline Robert Rauch, Raymond, Raub, Ellen lack Clarence Pyle, Qiiiglls, Verna Lou Y ix 3 Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds, Riddle, Eglin' Bill Kari Stanley Ance- ,U l fUl- ax Riley, Rinehart, Rizan, ' Robertson, Robertson, Lois Ianell Iirnmy Louise Maxme s. s. SENIURS D Q Roe, Roqers, Rolinq, Ross, Ross, Wayne Martha lane Mary Sue Lowell Velta Lea s. s Kwithdrewl Cwithdrewl ms! 'N Royal, Royster, Rudd, Rugeley, Russel, Lee Ray Dorothy Betty lean Sarah Hazel 4 K in 5 . xi,-M ffllf f l'.....-v . Ryan, Sampson, Sanclefur, Sanders, Scgsfrs' Edward Iames Leoruda Brllre 1 1 A 'ik ll is -x Scott, Sears, Seeger, Seeker, Seifzf Roy Mollie Betty Hunt Billy Charles '43-'44 SENIUR5 1 2 Q, Nj Shield it Shipley, Shipp, Shirey, Simons, F k' Freddie Aldon Stewart Victor I-an lWithdrewl S. S. Sims, Betty Smith, Bobby Lee ...ct S' Skinner, Slack, Smith, Smith, Eleise Elaine Allan Betty lane Qu Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Grady Ima lean Laurel Raymond CMid,termD I ,, 5 it Smith, Robbie Dee Smyers, Bob S. S. Sparks, Spettel, Springer, Iames Dorothy Ieanne Virqinia iI:NIUK5 Spurlock, Maurine Strother, Earline Terry, lean S 'J 5 ,, N ,. ,, - fs l 'A' V ' ll ,, 'lt , Thompson, lack fy, Stark, Homer Stevenson, Stirman, Stout, Katherine Rollin Margaret Si Swayzee, Buddy Swintord, Talley, Taylor, I. C. Patsy Mary Iane Thacker, Bob R B B 5 Thompson, lean Theck, Thom Thompson' as, Betty Lou Sue Ann Betty Sue ff- Thompson, Thomson, Thornton' Bichard Gaynelle F1OYd SIINIUIKD 61 1 3 Throop, Tidwell, Tillerson, Tillman, Thljffsfgn' Bill Mildred Bobby Joe ' B111 Un memoriamj ,5 -:cr ,T Tucker, Ti S Topper, Trevaihan, Truitt, Mcrpgpsile George Marjorie Adah Io lack I 4 s 4 .i Tucker Tyson, Vogtsbergen, Waggener, Wallace, Kmhryljl Mary Ruth' Richard Lindsay Betty Ann 5' vfr s Wallis, Ward, Webb, Wende, West, Iohn Thoma ' s Moizelle Bob Mary Emma Mariellen I . --5, A 1' ag'0fW',. F ' bI:NIUK5 Wigington, Whatley, Wightman, Phebe Winona Cary XX 'X A b 0 Williams, Williams, Williams, Inez Patricia Sammye lean Wilson, Wilson, Wirz, Marjorie Mary D. Marjorie lWi1hdrewJ S. S, ,, .1 . ..r - .v-' 5 --.-. . 2-i:'!::::?E3 Wiginton, Bobbe lWithdre-wi Wilson, Charles Lee Williams, Almaree l Wilson, George Dee Wright, H Gene Wolfe, Klotine Uhr, lv N Wright, Yarbrough Yates, Yeakley, Young, Iuanita Dan Frances Lola Mae Betty Lou ADDITIDNAL SENIDRS CThese students are not shown Cannedy, Bobby Ioyce ' Charles, Frances' Crow, Billy Bay Decker, lohn Good, lack Harvey, Mary Eileen' Hines, Lola Melba' Hodges, Winnelle Howard, Harlen Lewis, Timmy McGuire, Helen Melton, Lorietta Middleton, Iohn Miller, Betty' 'Students who are not shown in pictures. HDNDR ATTENDANCE Baker Melba To Reynolds, Bill Brollier Anthony Seeker, Billie Tones Frank Smith, Laurel Kent Pansy' Thornton Lloyd Miller Mary Lou' Tillerson, Bobbie To Prince Sora Topper, George Rauch Nora Ellen' Wallis, lohn This entire group ot seniors has maintained a perfect attendance record for three semesters. Three have a perfect record for their tour years of high school: Melba Io Baker, Mary Lou Miller, and Sara Prince. Absent. in the class sectionl Neal, Dorothy' Peeples, Billy lean Pitts, Dorothy Fae' Pollard, Bettie lean' Prince, Sara' Rose, Lindall Spence, R. I. Stacks, Peggy' Tallent, Rudene' Thompson, Ella Doyce Williams, Lee Roy Zimmerman, Dorothy HIGHEST RANKING SENIDRS Adams, Mabelle Allen, Lloyd Batson, Bettie' Blank, Evelyn Bullington, Marian Cecil, Olin Deaton, Frances Ann Evans, Claudia Io Hampton, Hazel Holland, Mildred McCarty, Tone Man, Marilyn Montgomery, Iarnes Irl Morrow, Billye Nelson, Mary Lea Paschall, Virginia Presson, Alice Ann Prince, Sara Reagan, Allen Boling, Mary Sue Smith, Ima lean Thomas, Sue Ann Tipps, Mary Sue 'Absent These have maintained the highest average of t senior class. ' 40,1 A 1 -ss- '-f '- 2 B -gn f,,,.-.5 'png-an-F99 Abernathy, Barbara IUNIURS Adair, ' Adams, Ioe lean Qu! Adams, Addison, Alexander Peqqy Mary Beitye Io 5'-' X f IUNIU RS g Allday, Ammarm, Andree, Andrews, Anqlin, Apple, Billy Frank Charles Betty Louise Barbara Bettye Boots Si- Q 5' 5 .Q , :T L' , V, A sk Q .- It fl, Y . ts is Arbuckle, Archer, Armstrong, Arnold, Auers, Bailey, Balch, Fred Phillip Robert Roger lack Clyde Herman X' Barcus, Barr, Barrett, Baurnqardner, Bell, Berry, Biggs, lean Robert Patricia Mary Louise Nina Max Ruth Iean six Birdwell, a e, Iean Bettie Betty Io Edward Leo Lecristha Raymor Boqqess, Bohannon, Bolin, Bolin, Booher, Bookout, Borton Bill Hallie Sue Bill Bobby Martha Ruth Mary ,. ' x i Brand, Bridwell, Brooks, Brooks, Brown, Brownlee, Iune Margaret Peqqy Roberta Dorothy Io Ernest QI fb. QU' Burrows, Burt, Cahoon, Campbell, Campbell, Chappell, Frances Inna Mae Lula lane Carolyn Euqenia lack pw 6' R 1 at.. Clifford, Clinqman, Coats, 'ona Bose Billie Ioe Bert Della Mae Carolyn Ioe Cole, Coleman, Coleman, 4- l On Collier, Connelley, Conner, Cooper, Cossey, Coyle, Peqqy Milo, Ir. Mary C. Elloie Vera Catherine Caroline 7N 1 . 7' Crumpton, Crumpton, Daniel, Davis, Denny, Dickey, Bettie Wayne Mary Frances lack Helen Patsy Burross, Bobby Clark, Margaret J 'Sf Colley, Tom Bill Cross, Carolyn IUNIURS 'Q- fo IUNIURS' 5- i Eason, lack Emmett, Mildred 'Y' 5 Finkler, Leroy F razee, Bruce an, Dippery, Dredge, Dolce, I Diiaieey, Duncan, Dunkelberg u Calvin 1 Marv Lo ise . . ag 1 Edwards, Egdorf, Elkin, Anne lirnmy Edwards, Chrisiene Geneva Q K r .X I il. Fagan, Farabee, F agadau, Etheredge, Roy Sanford or 'fvw Ralph ra Ellis, Emmert, Wayne George Fender, Finger, Anneita Gertrude loe Ralph Hall Merlis F etcher, Frank, Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, Fraser, Marjorie Iohn Dan Wanda lean Winnie Fae Whit S 1 A Li Frazier, Frederick, Frost, Fulcher, Bernard Sally Doris Ioe A Futch, Ganl. Howard Eugene X ,401 f .-1 7 Gibbins, Gilkerson, Gorman, Grace, Gray, Green, Green, Glen Morris Vineta Doris Mae Donald Betty Sue Grady y -. IUC' X i .f X ' H I Green, Hadley, Haque, Hall, Hall, Hammersley, Haney, Iohn Paul Wanda Lou Eloise Norma Beverly Lou La Ve-me r- L X :J 'J' ,g G Hansard, Dale QQ Hays, Nadine 5. Hansen, Calvin JUS Henderson, lim Torn Harbin, Barbara F1 Harbour, Harris, Harris, Marvin Holton Leroy 1 nv K Harrison, Frank ,.-Q' Uri ,, ,vinyl 'V l-vw, , .r, -E ,. Heydrick, Hicks, Hill, Hill, Hill, lim Hilliard Lela luanita Louis Nellie A-I Hill, Hodges, Holmes, Hooper, Hooper, Howard, Wayne Gerald Martha Alora Murrell Margaret IUNIU RS . .iw , IUNIURS 8' Hubbard, Hursli, lnqrarn, Inararn, lsley, Eddie Louise Billy DQ 3 Maxine loann av-sy lacks, Doris lonnson, Iohnson, johnson, Iones, Bettye Ava Lou Herman La luana Lee Roy Bennie lo lackson, 3 ge Fern fi 'DI Kays, Elvin S' l .X M .N 51 Iones, Y -Iones, lack Pauline Waller '-is Isf Kelley, Kelly, Kelly, Mary Frances Marcia Raymond jordan, jordan, ludith Iuel S Kennemer, Kent, Don Leslie ff .J Kidd, Kiel, Kina, Kirkland, Kniqhtsiep, Kuhn, Knox O. B. Dale Peggy Io Charles Nancy Io Milton Kerbow, Joe - Lambert, Raymond is 1y M. If I ,ClIIlk7I'I1lI, Lumw lmuw, l.u1s11!vr, Lwclrlu, Lean, Luv, If rx Murlurm flaw Ium: Muo Wurldu .. Q w 7 l Lixxflsvy, I.1IIl-1, Lwlfly, I H1111 I.. M1.+,y, I, , lQ1uw, Imwur, .ngqy lcmu Mxuy Buth Umlfilllflkf Bullwu-1 NNW: Iwm F.11f71iYfl ID- Hx: Glue N X 4, , fv haw. x 11 ' I - ' Lower, Lylvs, M:l'lvr1do11, IXfff'.,' subs, IV1LfC1'lHdU4lI'l, lN'1c'1lumml4i, TXM'I7'7T1Y1li,l, Iclmc-as Hmgzwl Dam HH! by IKM f:EL31L'1,x,'v Mnuy A! '-v flcilntyre, Mcilver, Mvl-iw, Inu Gene Lzumw .Lx Y. I Ivhzhf nifey, MGllO!'lL3t?, M mm, Bob Gloria Fred l 'BSN ls. M lx m P1 1 1 V1 MIINH1, FQ.1mr4.1x,':1MH:, H 1 I1 fv4'yI'1': V W 1 l,- ma 1 5 Z Mmm Vxixwwx' my' 41 II' 1 UU IUNIURS 1 Nw' IUNIU RS X Mayes, Martin, Martin, Massey, Mattingly, Bobby Fred Arthur L. Colleen 7 MV' t . Clarence Meyer, Wesley Os han, Monlcres, Monteith, Michael, Milburn, Miller, Miller, Monaq I Betty W. L. Alice Dale Marilyn Virqinia Earl Moore, Billy Ray Wanda Gae 7 Moore, Morrison, Morrison, Morrison, Muller, Don Doris Peggy Pauline fm Murphey lack ' 4 tc, Pfeiter, Neel, Oqletree, Pappas, Patton, Peirce, Pentc Don Ray Billie Nick David Corrine Marjorie Betty Lot 'Nl ' Phcxrrts. Pink, Pond, Pope. Earlene Erwin Iimmie Carolyn Porter, Powell, Robert 'oan K t s Puckett, Pyle, Raines, Raley, Ramminq, Ray, Renfro, Raylette Robert Betty Coleen lean Ann Robert Robert 31, l ichardson, Riddle, Riddle, Ritchie, Robbins, Roqers, Ross, Cecil Charles Royce lmoqene Polly Iimmie Doris Q... 2 l Rowland, Rutt, Russey, Scott, Sherrill, Simmons, Simmons, Pauline Patty Wade Wallace Ruth Barbara Patsy I ' fo-i fx! f F- Siriclair, Sinqleton, Slaughter, ' Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Guy George T, Lee Billy F. Billy Gene Dan Horace '5- Smith, Sm ith, Smith, Smith, Smithson, Smulcer, Io Nette Margaret Teddy Willetta Bill Margaret URS IUNIURS 3- 4 wx K 4 4 Swiils, Sfriitlior, Sp9r1r'Qr, Splciwii, Sliillfllnly, Belly Gr-rievcx Wfllldkl Drriiu Bally :RN Steurrricrri, Ste-vlo, SP1-wriri, Niirr Frm Bettie Vlfvllllfllll B., lr. Slrceel, Ado 3. 1. Sli iclzlarid, Lois ,F 134 5 'xy I 1 X Sl11lllel1vc11r1, Clyde '5- ST1' V1,f11:51,1Ii, Sllll, Slillvy, Clicirlyrif' Susie L1 e S11-2 gf Swiririefy Turirifsr, 'lq1rylfir, Zelrxiri Helen Tvdlorcl, Trerry, Terry, Tillferscirri T1ll:11c1r1, Priya lcfmiri flxlill lolfiii lcltri Drmcxld hi 4 1 ii f L ' Louise be I Trmld, Bobby an. is ,r-X l 'llUClCGl, 'l'11rri0r, Tyrrell, V1111 Lieifrrili, Vcirirlfeveritcr, Vinson, Yourify Lucille Williurri Fully Elaine Raymond Stvnirxriciri, ll. C, Shrilper, Dcirotliy Taylor, Prichard Travis, Doroihy Wcidswortl' Fmrices Vaolder, Fred Wohh, Norma X White, Darrel its Nilson, Bob f-W Witt, lohn E Wages, Walker, Walker, Wallace, Wallace, Watkins, lean leanne Sue Ann Martha Patricia lanolle 9 QR- Weeliiint, Woitrnan, Wondo Wliatloy, Wliatloy, Wheeler, liziimy Herbert Gladys lane Lawrence Barbara I 2 Q5 '11 White, Whitehead, Whittinaton, Whitworth Wiley, Wilson, Doris Oren Harold Robert losephine Betty .K ' a- :' , Wilson, Wilson, Winfrey, Winninqer, Wintle, Wirz, George Ierry Wayne Bonnie Tommy George I I' Q nr -l if A 1 6 , , . N Us ' Y ' n +.A' Woods, Woodward, Woody, Yeager, lack Bobby Don Mary Io Wood, arl Frances '82 -'g,,. Nearly finished. '1 3 ,Av ef. . I' fa -, 1 JV, , 1, . . My man! Hit him. Boll 'urn, roll 'uml IUNIDRS COUNCIL Back row: Gene Lasater, Boy Colburn, Holton Harr Billy Boqqess. f IIJL5 I -1' li, - ry- ' 4, 535 Come on, kids! See it? Second row: Inna Mae Burt, Guy Sinclair, Neva Ie: Looney, Barbara Wheeler, lim Heydrick, Mary Be Little, Billy F. Smith, Bob Wilson. Front row: Bobby Bolin, Betty Andree, lean Ann Rai ming, lean Ann Terry, Bruce Frazee. N' X P l l y K if C '-v- -ug ' UPHUMURES Third Row: Mildred Durritt, Leo Feil- schrnidt, Ieff Wilson, Billy Smith, Thom- as Perry, Nat Martin. Second Row: Janet Green, Frances Meyer, Iean Stewart, Mary lane Dick- son, Ann Caskey, Nancy Webb, Bobby Holder, August Pelz, Craig Gaines, Marvin Hudson. First Row: Dorothy Lancaster, Ioyce Thurman, Patty Sue Patton, Ioan Bal- linger, Betty Scheurer, Tomrny Hutchi- son, -Dillard Anderson. Absent: Helen Srnith, Kenneth Stowe, Betty Iane Wright. HH, Playful sophs. F Happy days! Going places? Before the tardy bell. I sums Abbott, Addison, Amman, Anderson, Arnold, Billy Eugene larnes Mary Del Gay we L Atkins, Bailitf, Baker, Ballard, Banta, Glenn Charlotte Earl ' Bob loan Thomas 91 QN Q4 .7 A Barrows, Bass, Belue, Biqqs Blackburn Blair Eugene Marjorie Granville Barbara Mary Lou Blassinqame, Blount, Boqqess, Boone, Georae Ann Reva Charles Betty Danny Iames Bowman, Boyd, Bradley, Brannan, Breeden, Bridqmcm, Kathryn Billy Io Billy lack Clyde Billy Anna Sue 4 41' Asten, Clifford Barncrrd, Iohn if -A Blanton, Charles Bowen, Camille -4 A Brown, Wilma -vv x 1 1 owninq, Brurnbalow, Bryan, Bulkeley, Burns, Bussey, Cambell, Ira lean Kathleen Lois Sue Nellie I. W. Tommy Ioyce :QW A Q C I v H 5 6 .ga 1 I ,arner, Carr, Caskey, Chambers, Helen Lucille Ann Robert Doroihy Frances 5 . l ,QA K 'v . F 8 X if 1 1 haney, Chick, Chilares, Chiles, Clifton, Coa'!s, Cobb, 'eCJQY Eric Gloria Cara Lou Dema Rhea Gladys Mardell M asv X' G-J' Q 'K Cocke, Cowart, Crenshaw, ininqhc Carolyn Ruth Virqinia Robert Mary Io Frederick Mary Sue SUPHS Dea, Dickson, Puma Lee Leslie lack Margie Mary lane Lois Dee SUPHS Dillrnan, Dubberly, 1 6' 1 ,Qw- Ellinqton, Dugan, Durrett, Dyer l Mildre Patty Dorothy Ha rf 5' d Alma Iuel l X f ' - l 'nv l - ' if 3 it x, Emerson, Epp, step, l Estes, Ewing, Farmer, Fenstermacl Bobby Aaron Ralph Mary Lou lerry Ruth Raymond Blanche Q 'VS 3 Fisher, Flick, Ford, Frank, Fritz, F uhs, Fulton, R. A. Helen Laverne Bobby loe Frank lo Ann Billy Iohr 'YN Gaines, Gant, Craiq Charles Kitty B Garrett, Geyer, Gillean, Golden, Gonzalez ernice lane Mary lane Manuel QV' Gould, Granberry, Grant, Ben Margaret Linn Ioyce 4 , Grcrv, lames 4 Green, Greenwood, Greer, Ianet lack Frankli: xr i il Qw- Wh Sriffin, ie Marie Gulledqe, Hddley, Hdll, Hall, Cdssie Koinryn E. C. Ruin aa- V Olive Irene P'- ,xx Holmark, Hamilton, Houston A kk at .I N X . e 4, Q ' 15' H F 5 fy-gil: . rmilton, Honey, Hdnks, Hdrdegree, Harris, Hdrris, Harvey, N, I :,f'fV-,li 'eddy Betty Ld Verne Billy Don Dick Ethel Ann Iecm fb .' 7 ' 3 C 'ii 1 . w f, A 'N -nn Qs . Ou lf- T 5V..5' x ,... . il Iynes, Heydrick, Herrinq, Hicks, Hill, Hix, 3. L. Iedn loyce Wdndd Rodney Iiine lx lv Jque, lloldor, Horncrdy, Hiiblis, Hudson, Hull, eon Bobby Don Belle 6' ,,.. BG rlnnr I 1,1 M V1 r v 1 n K w ww? NY is .3 ir A ,, .f Humpnrey, Humphris, lCICl-iSOI1, Kent Peqqy Lou luckie Idmes, Iomes, lobe, Cloudio Virqinid Dell Zoro Bess Hoqon, Billie i -i QI Huqlies, somig B SUPHS Iolly, lones, lones, lones, lanes, Kanatser Bettie lo Billy Ray Dorothy Bess Dorothy Louise lerry Ray lannette Kee, Thelma T' Keith, Kelm, Kiefer, Kina, Klarppenbach, LaFon, George Ray Mary Doris Mary Dee lirnrny Marqarett J .Q V1 Us 1 TH Lancaster, Lane, Law, Lewis, Link, Littekin, Logue, Dorothy Elizabeth Mackie lames Pat PeCJQY R. E, 5 is r 'K J , , ' . 1 X . , 4' I .1 x 4 A '1- 7 , . -. it ' is ' , ifzfilll ' L X' 'fy .ati Q Lonaley, Lowe, Lucas, Luaenheirn, Luker, McAdams, McBroon' Wilma Lou Richard Glen Fern Norman R. T. Bob McCarty, Catherine f MP .7 'ij W McCown, McDermitt, McDowell, McFall, McGown, Mclntyre Charline Kay Louise Marian Clifford Elbert .X X5 1 ll A 4 I 'Lamore, McMurry, McShan, Maloney, Martin, Mason, Arthur Mona Fae Mary Lou Iimmy Nat Frances 4 , l f N dlinqer, lo. Maxwell, Carrol T Mendenhall, , Meyer, Miaateton, Mttam, Miller, Milliron, na Dean Bob Frances Ann lohn Dorothy Allred Mary Sue V 1 QS AN Q neller, Moody, Moore, Moore, Moore, lVlfWl'Ill:3f n Myers, trothy Bethel Ann Bob H, A. loanne Dtxt-3 lane vm gf, eal, Neal, Neal, Nelorta, illy Bobby Lee Carol Helen loyce Nelson, Martha nn- .X 7 Noble' Norman, O'l'lara, Oliver, Pace, Pace, pegqy H. I. Bobby Emma Lou Betty Elsie lean Noble, Noble, Bobby Nancy SUPHS SUPHS I Parker, Paschall, Patton, Leon loe Dale Patty Sue Penninqtoi Pearlman, Pelz, Lenora Auqust Bill 'x 8. 4? ,, S , A .T 1 1 to E f P 3 ' Pepper, Perkins, Perkins, Petre, Petty, Phillips, Pond, lean Eileen Glenn Olen lcmice Ieanie Francis A1 'f i ' Ponder, Pooley, Poskey, Powell, Billy Louise Patsy Ioe Mary Lynn 4 0,8 or i Rathlce, Rawls, Riqsby, Mary Gertrude lirniny Billy Riley, lin Edd 4' Robison, Rogers, Rosen, Russell, Robert Ioann Gertrude Earl Raines, Colleen 'fPyle, , Billy Price, Claudia L Riner, Ritchie, Ritchie, Eddie Ann ludy Waybur Russell, Sampson, Scheure Mary Lou Marqaret Betty Z-. i . .35 'ai 5 rl Scott. my Gene 19' X - Slater, Jercla 1 10 x Qi fl 93 - ' f I ' 11,4 'l plawn, xanelle 0-W. -vs gym , ' Xl. .4 'aylor. lack Sealy, laclzie Seaman, Elizabeth Smith, Billy l vm XJ 1 N3 , ,, 7 - Smith, Billy loe '.,f 45 N X' NN Sharp, Shay, Short, Sims, Catherine Gordon Norma Billy R -v Q. T, X7 X.. A f'- Smith, Smith, Smith, Soles, Frank Helen Morris Mardean Stanford, Stewart, Stimpson, Stirman, Stout, Taylor, Raymond le-an Georgia Billy Melissie Eloise ,,. 7 i bs UN . ,- Qs V , ll' Y I M' 4 Taylor, Thurman, Tibbals, Towles, Tmelove, Turner, loe Edd Ioyce Catherine lane Sue Dcm E i x :- fo ' ' - ,' i t N gl 'A ' QU- N X ' an T ' f ' th N ,, X' Q h ,Q ' '- . J, i Underwood, Van, Wade, Waqqoner, Wagoner, Walker, Rnnnin l-lalnvm Prnnlr lnlnnia. kflf-11-GQ D L! DAN,-A SUPHS Wallace, Wallace, Ward, Webb, Betty lean Mary Lou Donald Nancy or 3 P' 'i West, Whatley Whitaker, White, Whittington, Mildred Lou Ann lack Betty Iune Edward 4 in X A Wiley, Wilkes, Billy Iimmy Wilson, Eunice 1 I i - Wood, Wright, Wliqht, Bernice Alma Betty lane if '21, Young, ffl X' , West, West, Lane Marjorie is ww 1? Wialey, Wilcox, C. B, Ir. 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'.1j5S'V' J ,'..e V 'ff kiyb' H W L I ay 5' , X B wma da f 1 . ff . X XIX j wikis, .xl ,115 XP' M x J- ,V ' by Aw L A, A 'V Y f :f- ,. .-FV? 4' '11 U M ff, 1 'L 5 'QW S-vw! A ' K' 'tiff . -' w -' f 'AV ' 1 n, Q-54 v-qffr'.,u1sw MJ X V A.1ff :, . ,QQN 1 1 V' f '-4 firm . A, ff' . YJ' v 'Uri K 1 N ' '. 3. 4 - ' -' ZJQK Ng' 'qqaa' ffl' ' if, 'f,fyf K' -'., . ' f ,ny , 11, ' ' ' -,Q 4 . ' X- U ., . -1 . . , , ' 1, . Q.-af ' . ,Hg 41 ff 1 'm f,,t4 - X 1 f- ff Q . 1 ' H Q 'V -- 'K '35, '- 'Af I pa f 'w JK! if ,, - ' 'fx ,Y 4 A' iw ,, 9 , 141 A K , fl, Q. .' - ' 'o'9'N.':i,re4!'?z1f - . . K f. ' A 'S f-fy f x - ' Lu! f- UUH FAVUHITES Victory is a glory to be shared by all, an honor not to be claimed by any one individual. And so, this year, WFSH has had no single School Beauty. Instead, we have honored ten favor- ites who were drafted by the student body on the basis of their popularity. As anyone can see, they are physically fit, Class l-A specimens. Victory Belles-we salute youl Because of their ability as leaders in their classes and their pleasing personalities, certain stu- dents from the various classes were named as representatives. They are all good fellows and rank ace-high with their associates. We take pleasure in placing them in this very special section. In addition to our Victory Belles and our representatives, we pay tribute to a group of students, selected by the faculty and school, who have distinguished themselves in special fields. They represent different phases 'of school life and rate tops in their respective departments. We are happy to call this group Selectees. , T -4' on ' Q ffl: ' W ' QV 4 i 4' - -.Q 0 ' i, g o ' 'y mr FHANEES BLAIR SMUM SPEEIIH BENNY HUMPHREY HUMEMAKWE JUNES LIBRARY BAHBAHA HUBHS HUUKKEEPWE CAHHUL HAYS SELEETEES sulzm smfncfs MAHY sur HPPS YPWG-SHUHTHANU JUY EHUSSLW SELECTEES rnusmm Ams E. n. wmmms Af' , 1, 7. '-.' 1'- FN 1-Q 1. f 1,4 . px-W. Q .ll A lj' 4 'WJ ' 0 Q U 7 U X, A J W l-12 1 -, as -, ' I ,gg-ng, ' f .f ., '-gl Y ,,L,'f,vf -'ir T ,fo 'JLQ J - 'TQQQ' ' , uf' ' 'gf K- . 7,5 .3 .M , f., x.,.',, EBEN JUNKIN A HANII WILLIAM EIIIEG IIREHISIIIA IMA JEAN SMIIH BUYS' GYM IIEWII HAY HAYNII MAYBEIIE ADAMS A N A SIIIEIIIS MUSIB IDA EUHAL LINUSEY KENNETH UELESHY GIRLS' GYM MAHIAN BULLINETUN MATHEMATIIIS JUE PAT LINUSEY SELEETEES ,,, 4,, ..', P NI. SPANISH HELEN SMIIH M CHARLES PHINNY PUHLIEAIIUNS '90 LAIIN SANA PRINCE K I IA I X . ,,,v, HEIIY ANNHEE MAHYSUEHULWG SELEEIEES -Xi ' I mm F. , xg ir H . , ,.,f,f- ag 3 I a . ' ' N51- 51:33, T .53 '-5 I ' - fsilgf ' v mgis. iff' wx , ,935 :X Lf! P' 4 fx,'.k-V 1 K sa ,J A .,,, , lv- . nw ., 1 w.g-' D- nf . .. -4' M FORT ' Trying to make the road to Victory as smooth as possible, WFSH has unceasingly toiled, not only in contributing a near maximum of men for the armed forces and money to finance the War program, but also in doing those many small things which keep stumbling blocks and stones off the steep road to Victory. Realizing that their loved ones must have arms and equipment with which to fight, students of WFSH have dug deeply into their pockets in order to buy that extra stamp or bond. Giving tirelessly, also, of all those little things that rank so high in the final tally, students and faculty members have helped in a small way to pave the way to ultimate Victory. Proudly smiling, each has gone about his work with determination to sacrifice and maintain a home-front worthy of our men and Women in the service of their country. Some of the stepping stones with which the road to Victory is paved and which students of WFSH have helped to construct are the following: Blue Printing and Drafting Collection of Keys A Ieep in Ianuary War Posters Model Airplanes Victory Corps Air Scouts Program of Physical Fitness Iunior WAACS Morale Boosters: Pre-Flight Study Band, A cappella Collection ci Scrap Orchestra Collection of Old Stockings Footlight Players War Bonds and Stamps X 'r' X -1. 1 fi -i Q aqffi ' fir 1 J 7. ',. f .lift 1- I ' ,..,..-.... Q W glpig ig'.1 'N-X, 4-fn? .rf- f ' , ' N X- s: ..,. x, . N wx. r-Q Models for Uncle Som. Hobby Helpers. Winners of Red Cross Posters: Lloyd Collins, Bill Pennington, ond Sidney Trout. Air ScoutQ in ochon. if .SY 5, ut., . V N: xt -S fm .f ,rf 4 fi 1. K+ nif- 5 ' 3532 R W K , . we farm V f-isiilai '52 Tizff uf 'MQ awmf QQ Viv' X 'R W ..av ' 49 K.: wif 'y sinh w ' I at ra Z 3 ,,, -K s Q F' ff M ,- H. fm A.. A wfgmwff' fl in ,4 items bu Slttllllflfl' I U L it A noc LAVAN BoveR Qi L NAVY at 't ' A Tr , 'k EDMMRO FIELDING CLARK NNAL AIR FORCE J L MARCU5 L. DEAN A A ARMY Am FORCE it L 1 THOMAS R DtTToE '94 ' A mvv f LI Qj.g.lTH0IX1AS ti. EDWARDS i, NAVAL AIR Foace , LT. wA. FRANKLIN ,JR ' gif Lg .k MARINE AIR FORCE N5 , ROBERT LEE KENNETT if NAvv y Rosenr e. SHELTON - a ARMY . , .t t sat PILOT CHARLES w 5TALEY,JR.g ROYAL CANADIAN AIP. FDRCE .fl ge if ser. mme 0. 5-rervsens A if ' ARMY AIR FORCE , f avr ELLa5 w WILSON L if, ARMY Am FORCE 4 , -AV ' L . TA: V -A H e ading s: I ' Though the students of WFSH this year have been active and cooperative in all phases of the war rogram most credit oes to our former tud nts who h ed the all t d t i D . q s e ave answer c o uy n a more con- crete way. By April first, seventeen hundred students tapproximatelyl had responded to this call. Forty- three of t.his number were reported missing, while eleven had given their lives that freedom might live. It is to those who have given their last full measure of devotion that the remaining students of WFSH promise unttring support to the cause for which these boys gave their lives and earnestly resolve that these shall not have died in vain. 8 9 -H24'-A A i - 'A I s Y' fm! 'D 0 X I I I S ,fn 1. A259 -Fig' I It pqx ,, . R P' 'Q X O., 1 at s L , I I' is R. I' .1 :tif X gd Iwi-?'fJ .QJXQ M Kai w- '- gfizp kwif' ,- I 'KS lg J , In ,lx A T1 PARTIES me .55 . I 9 g ur X L 'S ' ' 3 Q p 4 fx f ,1 f 2- , 5' 'gn I N in X ' L F LX! A I I J X Q QC' .H Q ' I' V . S ' Q xfv, - R if KX, W! Q5 Y f I ' :dm ' X ' f I5 ' If vX , I L 391 ' ...B ! x F '44 . FUN x, . 2 R V 4 , K, 1' P .5 , A A 'Q m ls, , ,- U NJ Q if, 6 1 A.. iii? Nr X ,lf a 0 W , gl E ,F I -4 41' V U J V f' Tr, p . . K A if 1' ff . I W A -' lf , , -1 - X.. .X iyf U f-N. , l LM., F 'H -. 'f .-ill., ' if-5 is jf Q K x E . N-a A Q? 'xx x-4 ' Ny XJ - Jn? X4 ' ':' xc uv K x If . 5 V, tx. , ' . .1 K X, ' 1. X W 1 'iv X15 V' wgw' Ns' Yagi r , n F l . an-if :gf WWQ' lW 5 QEQA E, '-am. fl D nf' FQ Q '11 fa ks 1. , mf-1' 4 f 314 5 Q 1 1 x i T' Q R gf - f Q ,f x my ' ii , 1 4 'A Q Y? ,ag ,- ' . . ? ' - -. The Hi-Y is the only organization of its .d in WFSH. Its purpose is to create, zintain, cmd extend to the students the ndards of higher Christian character. 2 Hi-Y conference was held in 'Wichita .ls, March 22-27 of this yearg it was der the direction of Mr. Leroy Stone, b sponsor, and Mr. Carl Taylor, ttrict Executive for Hi-Y. 'he officers of the club for the year 3 were: President-Eben Iunkin Vice-President-Ierry Hathorn Secretary-Stanley Reynolds 'hese officers faithfully per- ned their respective duties Jughout this year. Through ir work, H-Y was recognized :1 valuable asset to the school i succeeded in performing ny services for the school f for the community. CORRIDUR ASSISTANTS . Il 1.i,., V, 7-.. 7 . A ., at w -. ' - . ' .,. ,. . ,V ,, , .x HI Y Under the capable guidance of Mr. G. A. Reaves, approximately 45 Corridor Assistants have a two- fold job of directing traffic in the corridors and in serving as ushers at the football games. Qualifica- tions for membership in this or- ganization involve high scholastic rating, a good citizenship record, and an aptitude for service. Since the students respect this group, the result is that the passing peri- ods are very orderly and the at- mosphere in and around the building is conducive to normal school life. Captains- Iim Heydrick Don Basham Social Committee- Don Woody -tg' .,g--1' .-1 -, V . . 14,33 .dry 64,-fin' ,ge t Q: - ,.. . Claire Ienkins aa 1 fc:-nf --6.--,. - 3f,.4q.5,- i rg., , f Q - Don Basham Q , '1,'8 l'f :T ful- M--. - .. A. . 1.1 .r 3,,' - 3 '-4, ' '- ff'-L' -1, L'Q,3 - -V -PT ., pqwi- r-- uw-- i 31 1. . x 11 First semester representatives were: Mary Io Morgan and Howard Bunch: Iohn Croft, Bettie Batson, and Mary Sue Roling: Iolene Proctor and Don Killeleay and Iohnny Mullinix and Virginia Springer. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS The Library Assistants are a group of students who have a genuine love of books and enjoy Working with them. Members of this group aid the librarians by shelving books, assisting their fel- low students in the library, and by working at the desk-checking books in and out. Although these students receive no actual aca- demic credit for this work, they receive recognition for their work as extra-curricular activity. As a result of the training received in the Snider Library, these students are able to qualify later for work in larger fields. CIVICS FORUM Using the American privile of historical study and criticis civics students ot WFSH we organized to consider proble of' vital significance to eve patriotic American. Both pr' tical and military aspects of 1 present war were studied a discussed in the meetings this year's Civics Forum. 'I consideration given the press issues and the part every c zen should have in the prese program brought home to 1 members of this group tl necessity of an all-out pled for Victory. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS President ......... Bob Webb Vice-President . . Barney Iohnston Secretary . . . . . Ann Myers Reporter . . . Donald Owen - 'wf1.'f -':.- '7 f'1'.'f ' 7 -P T.,'5'7'FT' f ' I ' IUNIUR HISTURIANS As proof that Texans are proud mf their state, the Iunior His- orians-a large organization he purpose of which is to pro- I note interest in Texas history- ,K Las made an extensive study if the state and its resources. P I 'articularly have local points u if interest been exploited. A Lesides being very active, lub members have written irticles for publication in ie IUNIOR HISTORIAN, magazine to which this or- anization subscribes. The subject for teir program this year was Texas Is Worth Fight- ig F or. The lunior Historians are guided by Miss Llerena Friend and ie following executive council: Sara Prince, Ima Iean Smith, Lindsay Wag- oner, Ierry Hathorn, Mary Lanelle Haynes, and Elizabeth Noble. WRITERS' CLUB Essays with a Victory theme have been penned by the nimble fingers of the Writers' Club. Through the efforts of this group and their sponsor, Miss Belle Tib- bets, interested in creative writing in all fields has been promoted. Special stress, however, was placed on the essay since all mem- bers participated in the Inter- scholastic League Contest. In addition to patriotic essays, a study of the literature of the Southwest has been an interest- ing proiect this year. OFFICERS President . . Mary Sue Tipps Vice-President . Iohny Mullinnix Secretary . . Mary Sue Boling Historian . . . James Gilbert Officers of the club were as follows: President ----- Mariellen West Vice-President - - Billy Pennington Secretary - - Helen Smith Treasurer - ' lOl'11'1 Bflfnflfd Reporter - - Polly Robbins HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES SPANISH As a result of the increasing so darity of North and South Americ a knowledge of the Spanish la guage has become a necessary ass of a well educated person. Tl' Spanish department of WFSH ha therefore, in response to popular d mand, maintained a Spanish Ch in addition to the regular course study. This club has afforded tl members with an opportunity study the customs of our Spanis speaking neighbors to the South ar to hear different types of Lat American music. Appreciation Espanol and a respect for the Spa ish customs and traditions have bee the objectives of this wide-awal club. In practice of the very pr ciples on which our governme was founded, the Home Roc Representatives have met twi every six-weeks period to C cuss school problems. Tlf group is a new club in c school! but it has alreac proved its worth. Piepresen' tives from each home roc have met, together with tht sponsor, Mr. G. A. Reeves, ai have discussed problems or 1 forms suggested to them by S' dents in their respective hor rooms. These discussions ha' aided greatly in promotion of better understanding betwen the faculty and the stude body. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Since senior membership in the :tional Honor Society is not de- mined until the latter part of 9 senior year, membership is :tricted to the relatively small Jup of students who received s coveted rating in their junior ar. This top-ranking organiza- ri, with Miss Pauline Shirley as Jnsor, has contributed its share lard the war program. 4'- OFFICERS President ------ Mildred Holland Vice-President - - - - - Mabelle Adams Secretary - - - Sue Ann Thomas Reporter' - - Mary Sue Roling LATIN CLUB The meetings of the Gens Romana hold the lighter moments of the Latin students. Here they draw compari- sons of tunc . . . et nunc. learn the customs of the Romans, which are still in practice. The Latin Club is the medium through which the discipuli Romani become acquainted with the an- cients as real people, who laughed, loved, fought, and died in much the same way as their twentieth century descendants. OFFICERS Consules - - Mary Sue Roling and Sara Prince Vice Consul ------- Billy Smith Quaestor - ------ Sis Dillard Reporter - Betty N elle Potts S CHECKING AND REOORO GROUP Each year a group of students who have proved themselves dependable in all phases of school life is selec- ted for the checking and recording positions on the office staff. These students assist in alphabetizing cards and recording grades during the sec- ond week of each six-Week period. This year's group proved both de- pendable and accurate in their work and did much to improve the gen- eral atmosphere of the office. ni' nn ' STUDENT SPONSORS The Students Sponsors are a groi of outstanding senior boys and gil selected because of their scholas' standing, their dependability, and the leadership. These students play tl parts of host and hostess to all the ne students-students from both the loc junior high schools and from other c ies. Assistance is rendered the ne students in their period of orientatic Through the efforts of these groups, ne students Who might otherwise becor discouraged and want to Withdraw, o guided through the first difficult weel A. ,,,,.,,m-, -.-v .,v,..,,- .--,. - 'rfzffp r.-'j:g f '1F ' OFFICE ASSISTANTS lndustry and ability were the combi- iation presented by these helpers: -lolten Harris, Richard Thompson, Mar- orie Trevethan, Ioe Pat Lindsey, Ralph 'fall Fender, and Ruth Berry. Checking attendance was the special feature of this sextet: Olin Cecil, Mary Ruth Tyson, Gene Lasater, Adah Io Tmitt, Marian Bull- ington, and Karl Reynolds. Cheerful smiles and the ability to meet the public were attributes of these assistants: Iudith Iordan, Gene Mclver, Gloria Mc- Cutchen, Nancy Lou Huff Iuel Iordan, Eben Iunken and Mary Sue Rolling. I 1 Working faithfully in the mimeo- graph department, this group of boys has been responsible for bulletins, announcements, and exam ques- tions: Dan Lindsey, Ralph Krot- tinger, Wallace Collins, David Pat- ton, and limrny Weehunt. The c The Auditorium Committee main- tains order during all club meetings. Welfare Committee directs all the harity work undertaken by the club. ii The Financial Committee, headed by the treasurer, collects dues, balances the books, and attends to the gift that is presented annually to WFSH by the club members. The Girls' Club, an organization that is noted for its service in many fields, has been recog- nized by both school and civic authorities. The l942-43 club provided Thanksgiving baskets for the needy, an old-fashioned Christmas tree for the Colored Day Nursery, and an 'Easter egg hunt for the White Day Nursery. Besides the welfare work of this organization, these girls in White assist the office and different depart- ments with routine work at the beginning Qi each semester. GIRLS' The Program Committee, headed by the Vice-President, plans in- teresting and entertaining pro- grams for each club meeting. - . ,S ,, 11. .. ref - All The Social Committee plans all the dances, parties, and other entertainments for the entire club. President Marian Bullinqton Vice-Presidents Marilyn Man Mary Ruth Tyson Treasurer Hazel Hampton Secretary Ruth Berry Sponsor Miss Kathleen Melat The Telephone Committee contacts each member of the cabinet whenever it is necessary. The Publicity Committee attends to all the club's advertising. The Art Committee plans all decora- tions and posters for the club ac- tivities. The Worship Committee prepares a devotional for each Girls' Club meeting. The Music Maestros are those members of the orchestra who are interested in studying conducting. Mr. George Greenway, the organi- zation's sponsor, has taught the group to study and appreciate music from the conductor's point oi view. The members have formed an ensemble in which the students actually apply their knowledge in handling the baton. This year they have studied a great deal l of music of the Americas and our other allies. OFFICERS President ------- Bettie Batson Vice-President ----- Margaret Bebb Secretary'Treasurer - - Sue Bulkeley MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS President Gene Lasater Vice-President Margaret Bebl Secretary Mary McDowe in-I, s Treasurer l'li Eloise Hall Sponsor Miss Lois Ruth Mitchell I This year the theme of the Music Club's yearbook has been Music for Victory, and the programs have been planned to promote unity by understanding the music of all countries. A different phase of this topic has been discussed at each meeting, and appropriate music has been studied to illustrate each phase. Anyone who has an interest in music is eligible for membership in this club. yx N ww . yi.. ff. 54-var 5 4,-. - ,A x . .5 .. .v , - x 4 . W, - :QP v -L N ' ,-..,,.,....-gf-1 -TZZIZMNK J-, ,jp N U lvvqn-8211... V ,J P X N by X 2' IE' SEX ,' X f W . X N 5 -12' . an Q 1 Xtsxw x QL Q Kr - -3 sg-X F1 My 0 -4 K f N - - ' X x X x Xi N Pl ' I 'Sl' ' , I N ... . , V ,gf . 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'va' - f ' I -'- -:'fl '. f H . .I TQ -V. :fps I .1 I p ,' ' . .t, .4 ,. 4 Q ww wh :gs ,1- TED IEFFERIES Head Coach FOOTBALL Spot Collins, Droop Foster, and Coach Ted Iefferies present the district 2-AA cham- pionship trophy to Mr. S. H. Rider. BILL ALLEN Assistant Coach The Coyotes suffered their only defeat of the seo in the bi-district qame with Amarillo. The score was 6-O. 5 x u - 5 1942 SEASON The past season for the Pack was e of success and of alert, brilliant ztball. The students of WFSH are eply indebted to the group which nstituted our l942 football squad for e excellent type of sportsmanship ay displayed this year. The squad, at ached by Ted Iefferies cmd Bill Allen, XM, 1 , mn every contest until the post-season t Q KY Z me with the mighty Amarillo San- tx',', as, in which they were defeated by , ' 1 :lose score of 6 to O. l j , tl' , it f f g t, -t t Rt the right is the l942 football queen, E f L t f 9 Ann Thomas. 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After a B game, the Pack emerged victorious score of 20-7. J ' 5+i3f',f'.?4 tv . ' A A., g'y.,,i 'w f , ' f ts . r 'iffgffji -' . . ' ' . , u ',g-M, ff M Y-' 'ah ft' 'X i , 3:24 ,-w.?j?7- if 'EQ ., f.',,w, ' X 5 g gf,-,414-,b .vi if . 5 5 'I' Yi ! - t L V 1' W WILBURN FLOWERS As a member of the reserve squad, Wilburn ably played his part in the winning of this year's district cham- pionship. lwHt.ye's- -at , LINDSEY SPILLMAN As his high school football career drew to a close, Lindsey saw a great Ligjjf? deal of action as a fine offen- N ' plf-we end. ,ff CARL HIGHTOWER Carl was an outstanding back and ded much to the power of this year's un. ,ga 5 .. f 51 .-- ' ' sive and defensive , L. A 'fazv J- s adv' HMMY LITTRELL Although not a full-time player, Iimmy showed great promise as a re- serve during the season. CECIL HARPER Curly, husky Coyote , lineman, was a full-time per- former in all conference games. 1 I IOHN DECKER A knee injury, suffered early in the season, pre- vented Iohn from as full a football career as he might have enjoyed otherwise. 1 KENNETH STOWE As reserve center, Kenneth played a big part in the Coyote line this season. He was recog- nized as an efficient, alert linesrnan who was . CLIFTON GARRETT always on the nght Spot' Clifton, also known as Snuffy, was a t J yi., t t aggressive guard who was constantly in A f line-up throughout the season. A ul A , M, H - 'C C If - sgfT. j , My I--gm ff-...nm-.-.np-,, -Q nf . Qi. . , Y PAUL HADLEY Although a beginner at the game, Paul ac- credited hirnself favorably in the few times that he played. With only slightly more ex- perience, he will be definite first-string material. The Sherman ball club had the spirit but lacked the weight necessary for a winning team. They were easy victims for the Coyote power and were de- feated by a score of 69-O. ,s 'x A . ' fig, .LZ--7' z'l 1' .Q A L r ' H 1f :v l ,inn X rx W un i1J-14 '-1 - ' ,.,A V'Q.1f'ft - 'Hwy ' ' ,gs-P if 1l',,,..v 1 ,wif . In n if uv- 1 , 410' 1 .19 4 , . RJ ' G ,. . Xa'g1Yl F ROBERT PYLE ' a speedy reserve back, Robert ad enough really to deserve his CLIFTON DAVIDSON ce he was an excellent end and ' iior as well, Clifton played in ' games. ln 1942 COYOTE SCHEDULE Sept. 18 Coyotes 7 Masonic Home O Sept. 25 Coyotes 25 Breckenridge 14 Oct. 2 Coyotes 69 Sherman O Oct. 9 Coyotes 62 Graham Oct. 16 Coyotes 26 Electra Oct. 23 Coyotes 54 Ouanah Nov. 6 Coyotes 41 Olney Nov. 13 Coyotes 2l Childress Nov. 20 Coyotes 20 Vernon Nov. 26 Coyotes 60 Burkburnett O 6 0 6 0 U 7 0 Dec. 5 Coyotes Amarillo 6 ' 3. 5 K . v K 1 In the final district game of the season, a strong Coyote eleven smashed the powerful but inexperienced Burkbur nett Bulldogs. The final score was 60-O. IAMES LOWER Iames did not see much service this year, but he gained some valuable experience that will be of great benefit to next year's team. BILLY MANN Although he did not play in many games this year, Billy sup- plied a part of the reserve if y DON DUDLEY Throughout the season Don played a hard, fast game at end. His speed dag power necessary to a successful team. -Z-.Q and alertness constituted a large part of the Coyote defensive game. DON FRAZEE verful reserve back, Don Prazee only enouqh service this season to him in the line-up, but he is ex- d to be a steady starter next year. DEWEY EDGIN Dewey was classified as an impor- tant member of that vital section called the reserve squad. He is expected to be of much value next season. X, oowerful Breckenridge team tried itly to stem the tide of a superior te offense. They were edqed out score of 25-14. -1. -Q1 BILL CGLLINS S p ot provided the spectators with many a thrill, catch- ' ing numerous long passes for several tallies this year. in ri M199- us- Q. Q ' 5 .pm .Ja .- ,Q ..f,,,,, , 5 5 Sb Y , Mm, r.,-H I Qi. A I . K W 552 .W- , K -.,, lv A 5. 1 g A A M1 yf.g5', ,Q ' I Q avrww M lf' X 4 U' f ,' A . v ' .K , ' 'i f . , , 'S'-1 qv 5 A ff' BILL PROCTOR Because of his weight and high spirit, Bill was a valuable asset to the team. His HEBMAN BALCH Lack ot experience was the only obstacle that prevented g Herman from playing in every 1 game. He returns next year. determination helped the morale of the team repeatedly. . YQ vi iftwftss BILL PERRY Bill filled the slot of reqular center for this year's district championship team and was one of the most dependable players on the team. LEGN FOSTER As captain of the '42 eleven, Leon held down the tackle post and often switched to the backfielcl to carry the ball. , ,... . A l ..,,..1.f., .. ,ff BRUCE FRAZEE ln the few qames that he played this year Bruce showed that he will definitely be an addition to next season's eleven. DONALD TILLMAN Donald was another member of this year's reserve squad, and he has earned, throuqh his efforts, a place next year. The Graham qame was one of alert, heads-ur football by both elevens. However, the qame Gro ham squad was lacking in that vital factor, Weight and thus they were beaten by a score of 62-6. .Q RALPH GRIFFIS A reserve squad member who playei in a number of games, Ralph reall' earned his letter and his place on th team. FW ' in X X V K A , - ll ' f- ,, ,H , , ,,,,, . Y .Yi--W ALDON Sl-HPP Aldon, husky full-time guard, did as much cmd perhaps more than any I. ,Q man on the team to se- ',-d Q Cure the district title for ' ,IA 3 the Pack. f V 9 'f ' V .'.-- lxff' EAT. y '. wwf' L .-f7- it i kk' 'EQ . A , . - u '. .x , H - ' , A H fl . ' .1 A A . ' ' , '-2 ' ,.-, Y V L tip -4-TAA Lair- U bfi. . fr' .- S A A ...Z w J fl r. 4 :5 - 7, Nix-lr Q-x ,P -J .A -, . Wil- 34,5 W ,-43. ,gpg- .'M ,' '-' ,a, 1.4 I ' ' H' xi -Q , 5' Brix- 'gm' , - lf' . - ff---iff - 1.,-4,112 - . ' A 1 4. exhxrpl far... ., V ' ' 'Af ' it N ' 2 'iz 4,13 ',,,.',4 ,., d'J V' E f -,.,-..i- 1' ELBERT KNIGHT 'f-.,., J ' As a rouqh and ready . reserve player, Elbert more than earned his place on this year's eleven. 3.52 EDWIN HOUSE The chief worry ot many opposing teams this year was huqe Ed House, tackle. Edwin blocked up many a break in the line and played in nearly every qanie. A fiqhtinq Childress eleven was completely upset by a superior Coyote team. The score was 21-U. Q3 of 4:-iw VV ' , ,,,.. 3 f K RUWDIES JH A Amorrillo Scmdies 6 Coyotes U M s RICHARD MOSS Rowdie Coach ROWDIE SQUAD .wf ' ' For the first time in many years, basketball was a leading sport in WF SH. The students and faculty took a real interest in the team and did much toward supporting it and helping the morale of the squad. Several practice games were played before the dis- trict tournamentp in the majority of these, the Coyotes were the victors. The Pack was defeated in the finals of the district tournament after two preceding games. Coyotes 34 Childress Bobcats 30 Coyotes 21 Graham Steers 20 Coyotes 26 Vernon Lions 28 The boys who composed the '43 Coyote basket- ball squad deserve much recognition for their fine work on the court. They played in the City League, a new organized form ot competition in Wichita Falls, as Well as keeping up their conference schedule. gg 5, .Q - . -1 N, RL BURCH rve forward 57' -. TF 5' i if if JM 'ia 1 , Wk he boys who are the leaders in h WFSH gym class are featured his picture. Each of these boys been selected for his position ause of his physical and mental tlitications as well as for his lead- iip. These PE. leaders assist 3. Frazee in maintaining an ade- rte, well-rounded victory program he gymnasium the year round. EYNI LEADERS' ZLUHS f QV Shown in this picture are the girls who were runners-up tor the title oi gym repre- sefntritive. The Girls' Gym Leaders' Club is an active organization in WFSH. The group is com- posed of the squad leaders in each class, who aid other stu- dents in learning new sports and in becoming more skilled in the old ones. Because of their qualifications as leaders they claim the respect of their lellow teammates and act as directors ot the Physical Fitness program. This group also spon- sors several social activities throughout the year. it ,N 'iii 1 .WLEM , , - '55 ft ybwfu A K V x NN .1-.-hh: PHvslcAL FITNESS Pictured on this page are the various branches of the Physical Fitness Pro- gram which has been sponsored this year by the Gym Departments of WFSH. . J I 9 l 469,33 , . faq ,Km , .., ig , H my , ,Z ., V V ' A -11 Eg, H 1 - 'Y 2 ' . -- . , 4, . ,,,, ,192 f y , tiirs V V if ky .,-- 35315. 1 ? ' ihtt' . . . -Si:-g, J5,3ZfE 95 Finalists in Girls' Tennis: ' t Marqarete Smulcer Betty Davenport Iean Barcus ight' Contestants for Boys' Contestants tor Boys' Declarnation Externporaneous Speaking Vlfinner: Winner: ERSCHULASTIC ate ners: Mary lane Addison Ioliny Mullinntx Howard bungh Girls' Extem-' poraneous Speaking: C ug, Mildred Holland Lf Winning Essayist. Betty lean Davis Boys Debate Winners: Allen Reagan Stanley Evans Maxine Ingram Contestants for Girls' Declamation Winner: Hallie DeShong lt Typing and Shortliand Finalists: Mary Lea Nelson Billie lean McMurry PEEQQY Hutt ARTISTS OUR APPRECIATION TYPISTS Ida Coral Lindsey Lola Mae Yeakley Once again we have come to the end of another epoch-making year in WFSH, the most important, perhaps, in the lives of this generation. Though it has been a difficult year for school publications, the 1943 Yearbook Staff have had their burden lightened b the a ' t f y ssis ance o certain individuals and groups. It is to these people who were not on the staff proper that we express our thanks and acknowl- edge our gratitude. Students shown in the pictures on this page did much of the office and art work connected with the annual. The staff in the high school office, headed by Mr. A. K. Presson, spent valuable time in checking and looking up names We gratefully acknowled e th ' . g e assistance of our photographers: Mr. Ted Roberts of the Grande Studio was class photographer. Arch Greenwood and Charles King graciously helped us with our Fa 't - vori es and Selectees, to these photographers we owe the success of our Favorite s, t' . W ' ' ' ec ion e are indebted to our publisher and printer, The Steck Company, who, together with their representative Mr E B Winkler offered tim l , . . . , e y suggestions, worked extra hours, and granted other concessions The editors of the Times P bl' h ' ' . u is ing Company have been gracious in allowing us the use of their football files. For this courtesy we are indeed grateful ln our own school man t h- r d d . , y eac e s an epartments assisted us: to them we offer thanks. AS CI fin n s wi want to treasure this record of the year's work and will be pleased to place it in their files for future reference and enjoy- ment We have tried to depict the diff t h . eren p ases of school life which show actual cooperation with our war program and plans for Victory. 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