Abilene Chrisitian High School - Cactus Yearbook (Abilene, TX)
- Class of 1946
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ABILENE CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL
Abilene. Texas
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FOREWORD
As Will Rogers once said, "I am a part of all
I've met," and so are you. Here in the best
school in the world we suddenly realize how
much all our friends and acquaintances have
become a part of us-and we a part of them.
Now, as we look back over our activities, la-
bors and toils together, it is fitting that we
have a book to help us preserve all those
memorable and enjoyable times together. The
CACTUS staff of nineteen hundred forty-five
and forty-six sincerely hopes that this annual
will give a true picture of this year spent in
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ABILENE CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL EX-STUDENT
Iaclc Abels
George Abernathy
Ioe Agnew
Thomas Aiken
Robert N. Allen
Thomas Allen
Iulian Alsobrook
Pat Amaon
Billy Agnew
Horace Arledge
Shatter Arledge
lim Arny
Iarnes Atteberry
Kivie Ayers
S. I. Ayers
Buck Baldridge
loe Baldridge
Bill Barnett
Bob Barnett
George Benchotf
Gene Bennett
Bill Biggerstaff
William Black
Charles Box
Harry Bright
lack Bryant
Smith Bucy
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Charles Buster
Max Fisher
Bryan Butler Harold Ford
Guerdon Busby 'Lloyd Freeman
Eugene Bush Don F rudenburg
Glen Cagle I. B. Gamble
Brooks Carrol Leon Garrett
Doyle Carter A1-lbfeY GGY
Gwyn Carter
C. B. Casey
Iames Casslow
Wilford Clapp
Gerald Collett
Gordon Corder
lim Cox, lr.
Don Crantill
Pleasant Crenshaw
lohn Crunk
Oran Culler
Meredith Cure
Bill Crow
Henry A. Daughtery
"Virgil Dees
Billy Dorton
Iimmie Duckworth
lack Dusek
Del Everton
R. C. F arrner
Vernie Feemster
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Billy Gilliland
Melvin Gilliland
Gwen Grubbs
Bill Goforth
Billy Goldsmith
Nolan Hall
Virgil Hollowell
Curtis Harber
Earl Harris
Ioe Victor Harve
Norman Haskew
Harvey Hayes
Henry Hayes
Iohn L. Higdon
Glen Hicks
Bernard Holly
Freeman Holly
Owen Holly
Iohn Ivey
Ewing Iones
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DEDICATION
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To those who paid the supreme sac-
rifice defending the freedom which we
love so dearly that we might have the
many privileges which we enjoy, some
of which are shown in the following
pages, we sincerely dedicate this an-
nual with our hope that the sacrifice
they made was not made in vain.
We further dedicate this annual to a
representative of this worthy group,
who was not only a student in this
school, but a leader in all of its activi-
ties. He was called to the service of
his country, and on April 1, 1945, he
made the supreme sacrifice. Therefore,
we of the annual staff sincerely dedi-
cate this annual to Private Gene Allen
Scruggs.
PRIVATE GENE ALLEN SCRUGGS
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Virgil A. Daugherty
Robert King
Raymond Munden
Henry Roberson
Loyd Freeman
Forrest Marlin
Earl Proctor
Will Smith
Freeman Holly
Cy Moore
Reginal Reynolds
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David Kennemar
Olwyn Kennedy
Perry Kenner
Duane Kinder
A. M. King, Ir.
'Robert King
Charles Lambert
Fred Landres
Floyd Ledbetter
Leroy Leggett
Iames Kelly Lewis
Hardy Loudermilk
Phil Lovelady
Erwin Lovelady
I-1. S. Mahan
I. C. Mann
'Forrest Marlin
Vincent May
George McCall
Howard McCook
Brian McKenzie
Tim McLeod
George Miller
Dick Milton
Ierald Molloy
Thomas Monroe
W. N. Montgomery
'Cy Moore
G. C. Morlan, Ir.
lack Morris
Tommie Morris
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SERVICE ROLL
Berry Moreland
'Raymond Munden
Foy Moudy
Tom Moudy
Ioe Nelson
Durwood Neville
Carl Norman
Arthur Norred
Charles North
Iames Nuchols
Thomas Nowlin
Richard Owens
Glen Powers
Iack Price
Charles Proctor
Earl Proctor
Freddie Proctor
Bruce Pveatt
Bonnie vv ayne Reed
I. I. Reese
Leon Reese
'Reginald Reynolds
Tom Riser
'Henry Roberson
Bill Roberson
Earl Raughton
Marvin Rutland
G. T. Sandige
Hanry Sayles
'Gene Allen Scruggs
Paul Shepherd
Bill Slaughter
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Bill Smith
I. E. Smith
Iimmy Smith
Sam Smith
'Will Smith
Clark Sorrels
David Taylor
Edward Templeton
Horace Templeton
Eugene Tenney
Paul Terry
Charles Tidwell
Ernest Trice
Lilius Virden
lim Walker
Albert Walls
Ernest Walls
Chief Wardon
George Watson
Norman Whitefield
Don Williams
A. I-I. Williams
I. C. Wilson
Raymond Wilson
'lack Woodly
Raymond Wray
Roy Youngblood
Earl Young
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ADMINISTRATION
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SUPERINTENDENTXS MESSAGE
Dear Students:
America is a land of opportunity today. Don't forget that.
All of the important jobs have not been done. There is a challenge
for everyone. Are you big enough to meet yours?
The successful life has its.beginning in the heart of the
individual. Confidence in oneself is an essential to success.
when Jesus said, nIt is In, he was immediately recognized. But
who are you?
HI amn - I live, I exist, I have beer created, I have life.
HI cann - I have power, I can do things, I cam make progress,
I can achieve.
HI oughtu -- I have a heart, I have a conscience, I know what
I should do, I am a responsible being.
NI willn - I can do and be what I doggedly, and determinedly
will tu be'
The first three, HI amn, HI cann, and NI oughtl, are God-
given. The UI willn God leaves to you and me.
The real person is not reflected in physical features or
tailored clothing, Many a boy or girl with a fair intelligence
quotient and no talent can make good if he has character.. Optimism
is good, but hop-to-it-ism is better.
Success to all of youl
' Your friend,
Ernest D. Shelton
Superintendent
PRINCIPALIS MESSAGE
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This year, as in other years, it seems that we have
our best group of students. The greatest pleasure that
I have is to see the progress made by the individual
student. One of the strangest ideas is that onefs educa
tion is confined to the years that he spends in school.
Not a thousandth part of what we know is gained, or ever
could be gained, in any school. Knowledge comes to us
from our experiences, whether good or bad, success or
failure. And the far larger part comes before or after
school.
It is our hope that you have acquired by now, a
sincere desire to live the Christ-like way so that in
the future we will know that you will have the good in-
fluence in helping gain and enjoy the peace for which
we have fought for and paid for so dearly.
Guy A. Scruggs
Principal
Ernest D. Shelton
Bible
G. A. Scruggs
History
Mrs. Frank Etter
Librarian
Mrs. Zelma Lawyer
English-Bible
Robert L. Reeves
Science-Bible
Nelda Norwood
Typing
W. C. Sikes
Mathematics
Mrs. Fred Smith
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Mrs. Charles Floyd
Eighth Grade and Music
Mrs. I. W. Fox
Fourth and Fifth Grades
Mrs. Penn Gilbreath
Sixth and Seventh Grade
Mrs. Max Leach
Mathematics
Bernice McClellan
Eighth Grade, Speech,
Home Economics
Mrs. R. L. Nolen
Second and Third Grades
Mr. R. L. Nolen
Mathematics, Ir. Business
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First Semester, First Row-lean Smith, Nancy Adams, Mary Io Carter,
Sally Ann Croom, Bernell Tuggle, Sunny Stewart.
Second Row: Stafford North, President, lake Freeman, G. A. Scruggs,
Sponsor-Scotty Holland.
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Second Row: Iohn Morlan, Bill Holland, Patsy Morris, Frances Smith
lake Freeman, President-G. A. Scruggs, Sponsor.
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SENIGRS
EVA NELL CHAPPLE P
690 College Drive, Abilene
A.C.C. Business Ad.
Masque and Sandal, '45, 46,
Pep Squad, '45, '46, Band,
'44, '45, Cactus Staff, '45,
Periscope Staff, '45, '46, Stu-
dent Council, '45, Class Sec.
'44, '45, Class Reporter, '46,
Pep Leader, '45,' Sextet, '45,
'46, Double Sextet, '46, Mixed
Chorus, '44 '46, Class Favor-
ite. '44.
SID PARKS Abilene
607 Peach
A. and M.
Transferred from A.H.S.
Baseball, '46, Basketball, '46,
Masque and Sandal, '46,
Cactus Staff, '46, Class Vice-
President, '46.
SENIOR OFFICERS
SID PARKS
Vice-President
IEANNETTE SCRUGGS
Secretary
ROBBIE ROBINSON
President
EVA NELL CHAPPLE
Reporter
ROBERT L. REEVES
Sponsor
ROBBIE ROBINSON Abilene
749 Peach St
A.C.C. Business Ad.
Masque and Sandal, '44, '45,
'46,Pres. of Masque and San-
dal, '46, Basketball, '46, Base-
ball, '45, '46,Student Council,
'45, Vice-Pres., Periscope, '45,
'46, Editor, '45, Asst. Editor,
'46, Cactus, '46, Who's, '45,
'46, Senior Favorite, '46, Most
Valuable Boy, '46, Class
President, '46.
IEANNETTE SCRUGGS
642 College Drive. Abilene
A.C.C. Music
Masque and Sandal, '44, '45,
'46, Pep Squad, '43, '44, '45,
'46, Piano, '42, '46, Who's
Who, '44, Cactus Staff, '46,
Periscope, '44, Student Coun-
cil, '44, Class Secretary, '43,
45, '46, Pep Leader, '46, Sex-
tette, '43, '44, '45, '46, Mixed
Chorus, '43, '46, Basketball
Sweetheart, '46.
ROBERT L. REEVES
Science-Bible
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LOUISE ADAMS Abilene
l34l Cedar Crest
A.C.C. Music
M. and S., '44-'46, Pep Squad, '45, Leader, '46, Band,
'43' Who's Who, '45, '46, Cactus, 43, 46, Editor, 45
Periscope, '44, Editor, '46, Student Council, '43, Sex:
tet, '43,'46, Mixed Chorus, '43-'45, Class Princess, '45.
ROMADENE ALEXANDER Colorado City
A.C.C. Music and Dramatics
M. and S., '46, Pep Squad, '46, Sextet '46.
Transfer from Fordson High, Detroit, Mich.
BETH BARNSLEY
Music Conservatory Academic Courses
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Transfer from Los Angeles High, Los Angeles, Cali
FRANK BENNETT Plains, Texas
Basketball, 46, Transfer from Plains High School.
BILLY GENE BOGART
A.C.C. Science
Transfer from Benavides High
Band, '46
FLORABELLE BREWER Beaver, Okla.
A.C.C. Music
Transfer from Beaver High, Beaver, Okla.
Pep Squad, '46
LATANCE COLCOTE Abilene, Texas
MARY IO CARTER Abilene
1900 Cedar Street
A.C.C. English
Sextet, '46, Pep Squad, '45, '46, Band, 243, '45, Cactus,
'44, '45, Editor, '46, Student Council, '43-'45, Cactus
Queen, '43, '44, Class Sec., '44, M. and S., '44-'46,
Mixed Chorus, '43-'45, Double Sextet, '45.
GRACE CRAIN Abilene
1656 Beech Street
I. P. FREEMAN Bananera, Guatemala
A.C.C. Engineering
Pres. Soph., '45, Student Council, 44-46, Pres. 46, M.
and S., '46, Baseball, '45, Basketball, '46, Faculty
Who's Who, '46, Soph. Favorite, '45.
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A.C.C. Bible
Baseball
IUNE HAY Abilene
A.C.C. English
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BILL HOLLAND Abilene
649 East North 18th
A.C.C.
Transfer from Arkansas
Manager of Basketball Team, '46.
MIN N IE OLA HAYS Gatesville
A.C.C. Music
Pep Squad
BETTY MCFARLING Abilene
889 Santos
Texas University Science
Transfer from A.H.S.
Pep Squad, Mixed Chorus
MARGIE MEANS Abilene
2210 South 10th
Transfer from A.H.S.
Pep Squad, Mixed Chorus
ROBERT MOATS Abilene
1842 North 9th
Transfer from A.H.S.
PATSY MORRIS Abilene
790 East North 18th
A.C.C. Education
Masque and Sandal, '45, '46, Pep Squad, '45, '46,
Band, '44, '46, Periscope Staff, '46, Student Council,
'45, '46, Pep Leader, '45, '46, Sextette, '44, '46, Mixed
Chorus, '44, '46.
STAFFORD NORTH Abilene
811 East North 18th
A.C.C. Business Ad.
Baseball, '43, '46, Basketball, '44-'46, Masque and
Sandal, '44, '46, Band, '43, '45, Cactus Staff, '43, '46,
Periscope, '43, '46, Student Council, '43, '46, Class
Reporter, '43, Class Vice-President, '45, Class Presi-
dent, '45, Mixed Chorus, '43, '46.
DOROTHY PENNINGTON Abilene
SENIORS
VETQDA TURNER Abilene
A.C.C. Business Ad.
Transferred from Chester County High School,
Tennessee.
HOWARD SHAFFER West Virginia
Music
Transfer from Parkersburg, West Virginia
Masqv' and Sandal, '46.
BERNELL TUGGLE Abilene
1230 South Sth
Texas Tech Business Ad.
Transferred from Throckmorton High School
Masque and Sandal, '45, '46, Pep Squad, '45, '46
Student Council, '46, Sextet, '45, Double Sextet, '46p
Mixed Chorus, '45.
TRUMAN MEYER Abilene
1013 South 13th
A.C,C. Math
Transferred from A.H.S. in '44.
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JUNIOR' OFFICERS
IACK GILLIS
Vice-President
DORIS MILLER
Secretary
R. H. LANIER
President
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1142 Victoria
Abilene, Texas
R. H. Lanier
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Boyd, Texas
Iune Crady
10246 San Miguel
South Gate, Calif.
Don Fleming
2110 Pine St.
Abilene, Texas
Ernest Hardwick
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Abilene, Texas
lack Hershey
233 West Montana St. .
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Denver, Colorado
Ozella Leonard
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Abilene. Texas
Nancy Lovett
421 East Dumbar St.
Hobbs, New Mexico
Rodney McDonald
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Iohn Morlan
' 1618 Cedar Crest Drive
Abilene, Texas
Billy Gene Proctor
1701 Anson Avenue
Abilene, Texas
Ioe Van Rogers
1133 Houston St.
Abilene, Texas
Iean Shiels
439 Sayles Blvd.
Abilene, Texas
Frances Smith
741 East North 15th
Abilene, Texas
Lindell Smith
741 East North 15th
Abilene, Texas
Sunny Stewart
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Iohnny Whitmire
410 East Louisiana
Midland, Texas
Anna Geraldien Wiest
1536 Washington Blvd.
Abilene, Texas
210 North Big Sprin s St.
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Scxroh Ann Croom
Secretory
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President
Ieorn Smith
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Lloyd Barnes
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Maribel Bare
Bonnie Bowden
Marie Cano
Rueben Chavez
Ierry Cochron
Loyd Davis
Roy French
Sunshine Green
Marjorie Harrison
FRESHMEN
Ioan Howk
Sid Hunt
Lyndon Key
Richard McCormick
Iohn Morgan
Runette Plowman
Iess Roark
Robert Reeve Scruggs
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Marcus Mullings, Ir.
Barbara Robinson
Edna Seabolt
Margaret Smith
Dorothy Witt
Harold Woosley
SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES
First Row: Io Neal, Martha Wilson, Iune Luna, Douglas Aston, Mary Lynn
Manley, Sammy Wilson, Iohnny Polk, Max Leach.
Second Row: Mrs. Gilbreath, Barbara Carter, Georglyn Scoggins, Alma
Faye Morlan, Mary Smith, Delano Castle, George McCormick, Ierry Muston,
James Iohnson, Byron Meyer.
FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES
First Row: lack Sirnrall, Cora Leslie Leach, Wendell Bedichek, bt.
Wright, Ioe Hussey, lane Holland, Kenneth Campbell, Frank Etter, Ir., loann
Black.
Second Row: lirnrny Nolen, Elizabeth Ann Cheatham, Glen Harvey, Gloria
Post, Alvis Trigg, lirnrny McMullen, Barbara Sue Hill, Bobby Fogarty, Volney
loe Nale, Celia Ann lohnson, loe Holland, Wanda Carroll Farr.
Third Row: Mrs. Fox.
SECOND
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THIRD GRADES
First Row: W. G. Black, Tommie Williams, Marion Iohnson, Barbara Finch,
Betty Apperson, Sherrel Smith, Homer Rosenbaum, Mary Lee Belcher, Dan
Kenley, Ford Farr, Mike Page.
Second Row: Freddie Smith, Anuta Harvey, Io Ann Nolen, Ierry Carter,
Iirnmy Polk, Loyd Rosenbaum, David Treat, Glenn Cummings, Ann Kathryne
Freeman, Karen Sue Manly, Frank Powell lll, Walter Adams, Ir., Carol Sue
Howk, Mrs. Nolen.
FIRST GRADE
First Row: Larry Sliger, Gayla Lambreth, Sharon Trimmer, Betty Io
Fogarty, Iudy Cranfill, Wanda lean Welch, Mae Rue Holland, 'Noel Orr, Betty
Iune Gates, Betty Ann Hussey.
Second Row: Kay Raley, Geraldine Black, Doyle Burns, Martoria Stout,
Sue Wright, Lutha Beck, Charles Woodrow, Nancy Rackow.
Third Row: Miss Bell.
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Art Editor ............................. .................. D oris Miller
Typist ........... .............. I eannette Scruggs
Sports ...... ,.....,............ R obbie Robinson
Snaps ......................... ....... L ouise and Nancy Adams
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Third Row: Iean McKenzie, Mrs. Lawyer, Rodney McDonald.
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The paper has enjoyed a fine year and the rest of the staff is: lean Smith,
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Miller, Iean McKenzie, Patsy Morris and Staff North.
MASQUE AND SANDAL
First Row: Stewart, Pennington, Iones, Robinson, Chapple, Adams, Leach.
Second Row: Parks, Gillis, Alexander, Carter, Miller, Scruggs, Morris.
Third Row: McKinney, Hopkins, Lanier, Freeman, Morlan, North.
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The club was organized in 1944 under the direction of Iayne Kercheville.
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Season 1945-1946
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A.C.H.S...........34
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Letterrnen: Honorary Captain lack Gillis, Bob McKinney, Sid Parks, Robbie Robinson, Scotty
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NAMES OF "A" STRING
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Probable Infielders: McKinney, Robinson, Lanier, Hall, North, Gillis, Hol-
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Second Row: McClellan, Miller, Fox, Post, B, Hawk, Smith, J, Post, M,
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Third Row: Chumley, Chapple, Crady, Croom, McDonald, Hay, Iones,
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Fourth Row: Wiest, Pennington, Tuggle Carter, Alexander, Shiels.
THE PEP SQUAD
A The Pep Squad of 1945-1946 was composed ot approximately thirty-five
girls. The spirit shown by them Was exceptional.
Activities of the club year included various trips to out-of-town games,
being present at all the home games, and the annual basketball Pep Squad
banquet held in the Wooten Hotel.
Bernice McClellan acted as sponsor.
OFFICERS
President .......,............ ..,.................... ..... I e annette Scruggs
Vice-President ............. ............ L ouise Adams
Secretary-Treasurer ....... ....... P atsy Morris
Doris Miller
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