The Westerner World (Lubbock, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, October 3, 1947 Page: 4 of 4
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FACE FOUR
THE WESTERNER WORLD
FRIDAY, OCTOBER ' 3, 1947
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14 Home Rooms
Elect Officers
Fourteen more guidances have
reported elections of officers and
organization for the fall semester’s
work, making a total of 26. The
other 20 guidances are still organ-
izing.
Officers elected for room 220
sponsored by Mrs. Novelle Newsom
are president, Dixie McGeehee; vice-
president Doris Wise; secretary,
Anna Adams; parliamentarian, Don-
ald Doyle; reporter, Billy Nordyke;
and song director, La Juanna Mc-
Whorter.
Officers for room 250 sponsored
by; Miss Juenelle Mullins; secretary,
Charles Wright; treasurer, Royce
Jones; reporter, Jackie Butler; and
parliamentarian, Gilbert Mauldin.
Miss Neville Wren’s guidance
officers in 308 are president, Diddy
Pearson; vice-president, pbhn Pin-
son; secretary, Kenneth Brown;
Geneva Loveless and Connie Wood
alternating the position; social chair-
man, Marcia Rogers and Don Hig-
gins; song leader, Benny Shelly; and
reporter, Maude Le Tucker.
Guidance elections for Mrs. H. B.
Hawkin’s room 129, are president,
Dwight Moore; vice-president, Virgil
Johnson; secretary, Ernestine Gam-,
mill; parliamentarian, Bo English;
program chairman, Rernie Dwight;
and social chairman, Eloise Jack-
son.
Orr’s Guidance
Mr. Roger Orr’s guidance officers
in 301 are president, John Morris-
set; vice-presidents, Aletha McCas-
land and Carol Ann McLarty; sec-
retary, Hazel Harrison; and re-
porter, Nancy Boswell.
Owen Hamilton was elected pres-
ident in Mrs. Rosa Mi. Burford’s
guidance in room 310. Other officers
are vice-president, Pat Mullins; and
secretary, Peggy Terrell.
Guidance officers in Mrs. Ben Mc-
Gregor’s guidance in room 130 am»
president, Don Hart; vice-president,
Jackie Adams; secretary, Mary
Light; treasurer, Beth Ray; pro-
gram chairman, Cleatie Joy Rob-
erts; song leader, Cameron McKin-
non; and publications represent-
ative, Cletaie Joy Roberts.
Stanley Elected
Miss Clandia Neeleyi’s guidance
officers in room 134 are: president,
Fred Stanley; vice-president, Freddy
Walp; secretary, Ann Lingle; treas-
urer, Dick Strout; reporter, Glen
Ford; and parliamentarian, Ned Har-
den.
Dennis Dillard was elected pres-
ident in Mr. W. C. Wyatt’s guid-
ance room 332. Other officers are
vice-president, Mary Dee Haberer;
secretary, Betty Woods; and pro-
gram chairman, Bob McKelvy.
Officers elected for room 218 spon-
sored by Miss Claudyne Young; sec-
retary, Betty Davis; treasurer, Jim
Wilson; social chairman, Janet
Crandalll; reporter, Jean Hogan and
song leader, Malcolm Young.
Mr. J. H. McCabe’s guidance In room
192 has elected Charles Haley, pres-
ident; Bernard Scott, vice-president;
Dorothy Mooney; secretary; Don
Hollton, program chairman; Reita
Howard, social chairman; and Mari-
lyn Williamson, reporter.
Garrett Prexy
In guidance 135, under the spon-
sorship of Mr. N. G. Powell, Ken-
neth Garrett will serve as president;
Brent Thompson, vice-president;
Elwanda Etlfridge, secretary and
treasurer; and Corrine Smith re-
porter^.
Royce Eillison will serve as pres-
ident in Miss Mary Wilson’s guid-
ance in room 172. Others elected
Club Schedule ~
Monday M.T.T.
9:00 Patch Tests aud.
Tuesday
12:00 Y-Teens aud.
12:00 HI-Y 252
3:49 Shutterbugs 125
3:40 Veterans 133
Wednesday
12:00 T.NJF. 308
12:00 National Theepians aud.
3:40 Tennis 217
Thursday
^2:00 Golf 135
12:00 S.O.S. 134
12:00. Radio 301
12500 Gens Togata 252
Friday
12:00 Melvin Dewey
12:00 Quill and Scroll
12:00 Astronomy
252
256
301
Austin Maroons Select
North Side Visitors Captains By Examination
Make Big Hit Here
“Where did those handsome boys
and adorable girls come from?’’
Yes, Those North Side boys and
girls really made a hit with “ole
L.H.S.” Seems that the saying “Tex-
ans are always at home anywhere”
held true to these football players
from Ft. Worth.
Since some of them arrived early
they had a wonderful chance to
see Lubbock, and one was over-
heard to say, ‘‘I think Lubbock is
swell, and I wouldn’t mind living
here; but I can’t think up an excuse
for staying up here, since our girls
are cute, too.’’
The favorite meeting place for the
North Side boys seems to be the
girls’ study hall, and conversation
was flying thick and fast. Sort of
went like this:
Boys: “Is this all girls study hall?’’
Girl: “Yes.’’
Boy: “I think I’d like a class like
that. I never bad one before”
Pictured above are Will Davis
and Red Lewis, co-captains of the
Austin High Maroons in their first
game of the season against Waco,
which Austin won 13 to 2.
The Maroon and White select
their captains in an unusual way.
All players take pre-season rules
test during beginning practice, and
those that pass are eligible for the
position of co-captain for one game.
Two boys are selected for each
game.
Will, on the left, is playing first
string fullback for the Maroons, and
is one of the best yard-gainers for
Austin. He won a reserve letter
last year and is a fast track man.
Red is considered by many sports
writers to t>e one of the smartest
quarterbacks in the state, and stat-’
istics back them up. An outstand-
ing leader, he has been elected pres-
ident of the school body, senior
class, and National Honor society,
in addition to his outstanding abil-
ity on the gridiron. \
Hollywood Calls Johnny Harp
Westerners, Maroons
(continued from page three)
Pirtle as the main receiver.
With a few of the boys still out
with injuries the Westerners are
not at their full strength, hut they
expect to he by the start of the con-
ference schedule.
Probable starting line-ups:
Westerners Position Maroons
Dick Pirtle LE Bobby Ellison
Roger V. Cleave LT ^Sterling Swift
Diddy Pearson LG Alton Taylor
Dick Schmidt C Bob McEachern
Bob McKelvy' RG Carl Blackmore
Jack [Bryant RT Jimmy Freund
Bob Schmidt RE Doyle Thomas
Jack Alderson QB Santon Glazner
Jackie Davis LH Reed Quinn
Billy Tatum RH Billy Clemons
John Lanham FB Will Davis
were Arlen Harris, vice-president;
Nell Peel, secretary; Silas Ussery,
parliamentarian; and Sheila fTon-
dahl, reporter. ^
Kenneth Cox will represent guid-
ance 183 as president; Jo Cole for
vice-president; Roberta Couch as
secretary; Dolores Webb, social
chairman; Pat Smith, reporter;
Denny; Davidson, parliamentarian;
Charles Gardener, song leader.
Johnny Harp, the popular, hand-
some Johnny Sands of screen and
radio, was just a healthy Lubbock
High school boy with a yen for a
stage career three years ago.
But today Johnny is playing
feature roles in such movies as
“Blaze of Noon,” “The Bachelor
and the Bobby-Soxer,” “Affairs of
Geraldine,” “Till the End of Time,”
and “Born to Speed.” Johnny is
also appearing in “Quetn for a
Day,” a daily radio show.
ConvertaMe Wanted
The 19-year-old Lubbock youth
lives in a Beverly Hills apartment
makes a salary of three or four
hundred dollors a week, and has
dated Kathy Downs, Joan Leslie,
and Jane Powell. According to
Johnny, all that is lacking is a
convertable coupe, which he cannot
buy for love nor money.
Johnny attended grade schools in
Lubbock and Plainvievv and was
enrolled in Lubbock High school
for his second year when the
“acting bug” bit him. He made
good grades and went out for foot-
ball and basketball training.
Christmas Vacation
Johnny spent last Christmas here
with his family, not wanting pub-
licity or visitors, Mrs. Harp said.
He went to church one Sunday with
his father, hut other than that he
stayed shy of people, wearing levis,
a plaid shirt, and hunting boots. He
is still “just plain Johnny!,” his
step-mother said.
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The Westerner World (Lubbock, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, October 3, 1947, newspaper, October 3, 1947; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth662565/m1/4/?q=%22Places+-+United+States+-+Texas+-+Lubbock+County+-+Lubbock%22: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lubbock High School.