Adamson High School - Oak Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Alexander, Jo Bet Clinton, Paulyne Allen, Helen Mae Coleman, Catherine Allsopp, Theresa Connell, VVinona liarrentine. Lenora liartlet t , Ellen Beattie, Martha Alie liet-kham, liernic-e liell, Eloise Bell, Josephine liourn, Margaret Brit-key, Felice Brown. Mildred Hurnette, Avis Carter, lloris Carter. Elizabeth Carter, Ruth Chapman, Cathryn llorothy Cheek, Childs, Rose Marie Cleveland, Mary Jane Bonner, Ed liootlle, Kenneth lirantley, Wilson Iiritton, Homer Carlson, Glenn Carnes, Ralph Chatelain, Joe Clark, William Hamilton Cleveland, Edwin Cline, John l'0mt'ort. Ralph Conway, Jaelt Couneil, R, C. Cowand, Praternan Falwell. l'aul llavis, Jaeli llavis, Job' Davlin, Renot Atkinson, Vada Marie Conner, Nellie Cooper, Maxine liosurovu. Eula Croft, Mary Alive llavis, Katherine llellitt, Virginia llickson. Margaret lbinltins. Pauline Eason, Mary Ethel Ellard, Laura Elmer, Lucy Anna Ellington, Maurine Ellslrerry, Evelyn l'l1ups,lle Etta lfechenlaach, Malhilda Ford, Maxine Gates, Edith tlreen, Eula Mae lielford, liurnire Ilieltson, Elvis llorsett. tlillrert Flltin. Theodore E l ferguson. Hen-shel lt' l t t 1 t I t t t t I 1 ssa ry, Uved loyd, Charles foley, Joe eiser, Leon eorge, Jaeli oerner, Fred ooch, tioma oodwin,Ja1-lt ray, Ralph ladish, John ril't'in, 'l'heo runeisen, Charles Hale, .Nolan Hamilton, Edu in 3,41 Qian GIRLS tQrit't'in, Mary Olive Guthrie. Kitty Hahn, Edwina Haynes, lbollie Lee Hooper, llorothy Lou Hill, Winnell Hinson, liessie Holi. Elizabeth Holder, lialhenry Hunter, Anna Hunter, Nanelle liinnamer, Margie Kennedy, Mercedes liinc-aid, lierniee Kinsey, Edna Lake, Dorothy Lee, Eugenia Lowe, Evelyn Macliae. .Xdcla Jeanette Manuum, Adelyn BOY S llardvastle, Herbert, Harris, George Hayslip, Harrison Hetherington, Charles Iloneyr-utt, Edward Hosty, John Humphries, Gordon Humphrey, Richard Ianni, Joe Irwin, Bill Johnson, I". M. Jones, Paul Jordan. Elmo Knott, Iiouulas Lindsay, VV. I.. Lunday, Jim Mallory, Curtis Mangum, Preston Mason, Tommy Mathews, Cora Mathews. Nora Mc'Lau!hlin, Fay McLaren, Vida Mr'Leroy. Luville Meazzelie, Hazzelle Melton, Mary Louise Monroe, Mary Jo Mosshart, Eunire Nilrlo, Margg'uerit.e Oliver. Jessie Mary Palmer, Alice Parker. Ernestine Phillips, Geraldine Prince, liatheryn Qnillin, Martha. Rhodes. tlladys Russell, Connie Russell, JL-wel Sanders, Mary Louise Mann, James Marlx, VVellsorn Martin, Sam May, Lee Mr-liurnett. William Mc-Cain, Rea Mrlloxvell, Norman Mrllam, Hugh Mellarry, Mah-olni Murry, Fred Niehols, Rip VVood Urliels. Roy Pearson, th-orgre Pea-leI', Ewing Voile, l"letr'her Powers, Osvar l"Simer, Lloyd Nagle, Howard Shaw, Lois Skinner, Catherine Slavton, liarlrara Smith, Hazel Smith, Lois Smith, Mary Lee Stinson, Vivian Stout, YVilda Thomas, Jessie Thompson, Mildred Tunnell, Rosemary Webb, Margaret White, Cathryn TVliitl'ord, lletty Marie Nlfhittlesey, Merrill Williams, Fay VVilliams, Grave Wilson, Helen Marie WVrig'ht, Juanita llhoads, Uolmore Runrh, Lewis Scruggs, John Simpson, 1'arlt Spence, Edward Stanley. J. NV. Stark, llux Stewer, Tom 'l'hornas, Clarenm-e 'l'urney, Hamilton Waltefield. liurrel Vtfalters, A. ll. VVelmster. Robert ' lloli White, Wiiruins, liloyve W7L'lJllQl', lford VVilson, James li. VVorley. Mat-on

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3 A Class Offcers PAUL lloxiis . . P1'vxi11'e1z1' jul- lfol 1-Y . . Vim'-Prc'.vi1f1'11I NlAXlNl'. Ifoian . . S1'1'1'1'f111'y 411111 Trmslrrei' MA1x'1'1i,x QLVll.l.,fXN Sm'i11l Clldifllldfl R111 NIKZIILDI s . . . P1'og1'11111 Cibtlifllltlll Miss M 'xiu,,x1uf1' Hmuus . SPOIIXOI' It seems as if the 3A's have tried to succeed very hard lately and there can be but one idea in mind-that of being Seniors next year. This class has been exceptionally well represented in all forms of activities and or- ganizations of the school. During the term several entertainments were given under the direction of Miss Harris, our sponsor. This is nn outstanding class with several prominent students and we all hope for their success during their senior year. "Nor I,o11r' nm' S1111 ix 111' who Walkx all ljlly, Wiflz j1l1'11s1111l 7'fI01lKQlII'K for Co111ru1l1's on HJC way."

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3B Class Offcers HousToN DI-.AN ......... . Pwsizlezzl GP.NE G1,IDEXY'EI.l, . Vin'-llnfxidwzf l7AUl.INli Hfxiuusox . . SK'l'I'f'flll',j' Miss VIRCilNI.N Rotrrns . Sjwzzxor The BB Class has been supporting the school wholeheartedly this year. Representa- tives from the class are to be found in almost all of the various organizations in the Oak Cliff High School. The outstanding feature of the full activities was the program presented at an assembly-a playlet that was considered distinctive by both faculty and students. Under the supervision of Miss Mabel Rockett, who was at that time sponsor of the class, a play, "The Fatal Quest", directed by Edna Bennett, was produced. The main characters were: Helen Riddels, Milton McCord, Betty Buster, Chauncey Brown, Frankie Lou Couch and Edna Bennett. "Enjoy ffm Road. The Bm! ix lolz' fo Tboxe, H7110 IIIIVILY Bfimfluy fozcwlwf fbi' IUIH'IIt'-YS, Clow."