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

Page 21 text:

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 . Ai A ' 1 'Q' 5 if 9835695 Qi mx gxiivog gg, X W 251.1774 J4 i,- ,I V , ', L , L Jr, e dxugsqeex 'Loi qvyxiry. .. v., , , M Am - 1 ' js., 109119 Sv' qi vox vii 419-fi ' 'LM' ,IQ .' ,yx ' . fr xi. ,UO oi WSG? Sw OWS 'Cl 'f' - - - -- 'Q . 1-' 1 o A , 3iwf,Y'f,.c 5693 N051 iefbrfoo 'wc ' 1 if .'35'I ? ,qv as 5-qi 096 Kip 0565 vim my N. . W B P, o 41 . -9. ka wg' ' 9 e '96 95 qqe ,ge N'..'-lux ,xvqbx Xxx 1,9 0 5 X, ' ' ' ' ' 0549 aio 11595 'Es 9' 609' . 10 A995 gi 61,8 eg, Mary Sue Ruling fascination of a study yei QS my people of today un- twig?-W0 V feel the influence of '50 n ideas. Although the . ne stars may no no fur- Iotgimhsm an inbcrcsicd inspcclion USS' avens, constellations as .rgle stars are rm-oyznizz,-d by inytiiolosicul nnzncs: lf . Li, Ii -u i wi Tfvim' qi ii-1,, , ,,4g: ig ' f. :V gg bf i' Advertising ' . x' 42'-. i' ' , ,.qf 1 ...J V ' ' If 3:31 sry Sue Tipps and etty Lou Thcck been practicing daily, S making rapid progress ,ked by students as one 'c Wwe fig YEUOYO in

Page 20 text:

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

Page 22 text:

I. 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.