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When flowers of spring have faded,
When summer suns have set,
And happiness is but a dream
And age in vain regret,
Hie you away to the groves of youth
Forget old-age as it grievesg
Renew the joys of yesterday
NVith these gay tinged Oak leaves.
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When first I viewed your rising Walls
Your spirit brave and strong,
I saw the winding Shanghai streets
And heard the K'ang I-Isi song:
"In the Ta Yi potter's shop
They cast with infinite care
Each specimen they bring within
Both plentiful and rare
In the gleaming Ta Yi kilns.
The roughened one is smoothed,
The dull is made to shine,
The plain is soon transformed
With marvelous design,
In the gleaming Ta Yi kilns.
The Ta Yi men Work skilfully
To fashion art of clayg
The merchant ship sails in at night
To carry it away
From the gleaming Ta Yi kilnsf'
You are the Ta Yi workshop.
With loving care you mould
Each mind, and heart, and spirit
Of both the meek and bold.
And time sails into port
To bear each one away,
That he may serve mankind
In his individual Way.
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a Word to the graduating class. Perhaps this will be
our last Annual, but you have made this one a fit-
ting monument to the Oak Cliff High School. Its
pages show the wonderful energy and cooperation
of the Senior Class. As you look over the pages of
this book may it ever be a reminder of Oak Cliff
High and its spirit of loyalty.
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With dauntless true devotion
Prometheus served mankind.
So you in noble quest,
Strive ceaselessly to find
A torch to warm each heart,
A spark to light each mind.
You seek no fame renowned,
You ask no honor great,
But toil with zealous love,
In hope and prayer, you waitg
And daily work to' build
Life's curving highway straight.
To you, O friend of man,
To causes you admire,
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To keep forever burning
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We find it a hard task to express our gratitude to
the faculty. For the splendid examples of truth
and upright character you have set for us, We are
deeply appreciative. For the noble efforts you
have made for us, and for the true spirit of
friendship you have instilled into us during the
four years that We have been fortunate enough
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jp ADUDIIELL, HELl',N French A M, 7 l l
.5 A1 EXANDER, LAURA . .... Librarian 7 -
' 4 ALLEN, HOW'ARD A ......... Mufbennilics '
ANDERSON, W. M. 91f1"'T' I . . Sluily Hall X
BAKER,NELL . 79' gf, I 5 -"'.XJ 'J VT' . Typeuviting ' fi,
BANKER, WANIJA . . . . . . Public Spmlzing X I
BARRETT, AN NE . . MailJz'malirs ' ' Ni l
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BELL, RUTH . . . . , English
BRAN1LETTE,MINNIE ...... . Matbfmatirs -7 CABANISS, IDDAIIELI 9 .Q"?m"""+""'5j , Clollyiug l
CAIN, E. M. ........ . Com mvrcial Lau'
CAMPBELI., L. E. . . . Mrfbauical Drawing
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CLEMIZNT, XV. B. W . . 3. . Mafbenlafifs
:S CLYETTE, MARY LOUISE ..... , , Engligb
COOPER, BERTA ....... History anrlCi1f'iCs
CRANE, ADBIE CNLAANQ.. . . .Y History
f7 CUNYUS, G. G. . .... Chrmislry
,3 DURRETT, wr- P. - . - . . . Social Stienre
15 EISIZNLOHR, HENRIIQTTA . 41 6 , journalism
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il GILLESPIE, J. H .... . . . , Afmunlin
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HANIII,TON, LUCY . V ..... 5 Maihematirs 'I
,3 HAMILTON, wfLLI.IANl T. ,. . I-u...-. , Ph 'sim
HAMMOCK,CHRISTINE .... Ilalin I I
HARRIS, MARGARIZT . History f X E
HASEL'I'INE, MAY M, , Nfusif X
HIQSTLR, H. B. . Manual Arts
HIC1GlNBO1'HAM, LORINE
by HOLLOWAY, GERALIBINE .
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1, HORN, HELEN R. . . . English
9. KLNDRICK, MARY Study Hall
xl KING, ROBERTA . Spanish
H, LANGI-ORD, WINNIE . Hislary
LA NKIAORIJ, Nli1.I.IEl3I,Y' . . English
'LLEI-"I'WICH, L. C. . . Matbwnatics
MANN, JOHN A. . . . . . Comu1umlaniofR. O. T. C.
MATTIiIiW'S, H. T. . . . ........ Latin
NIORRISON, MARY . 31.11" 5,mf5'Vf-f:'44fL"xf'T . . Physical Training
NLxvBI.RRY, Iiuor NIA ....... . . Spanish
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1 PATRILK, ANNE ffilgjbkflfg- . English
ROILKETT, MAIiEL ...... English
2. ROOTILS, VIRGINIA E. . . Spanish
,L IRUFFIN, RUTH . . ...,. . Englisli
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STRATTON, LILLIAN 1 . . . Clerk
STOKES, BERNIQE QR 1 I Q, Q, FD TTCS 5- C . . fxX.YlSfdfIfi11 Physical Training
TAYLOR, NELL R. . . .... English
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MRS. TAYLOR OGDEN
. . MIRS. SIDNEY Hl4.THERlNGTON
MRS. E. B. XVILLIAMS
. MISS. B. E. GIiEIiR
. MRS. W. H. BYRD
MRS. V. O. THOMPSON
. MIKS. T. A. HORD
. MRS. L. O. DONALD
. MRS. W. H. BLAIR
MRS. C. L. DOUGHTY
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During the year now closing-1932, 1933-
the oflicers ofthe Oak Cliff High Parent-Teacher
Association have hidden in their hearts the Words 7 ,
of the Associations motto. The entire organiza- JN
tion undcr the able and inspiring leadership of its 1,
president-who has endeared herself to all the
members by her tireless devotion to the work- N
has labored with zeal to accomplish a worthy
task. Each phase of the Work has been pursued I
with painstaking care. Nothing is too good for
our Oak Cliff High studentsg no Work too bur- fs
densome if it serve them.
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Prz'xia'vnt .... . . . GEOIRGE A. SPRAGUE
Vice-Presizlenf . . . . J. A. GAizv1N
Second Vice-P1'cside11f . . . S. A. LACY
Third Vice-Prr'xirft'111' . . W. T. ULM
Fourth Vir'c'-Presirfevff . . . J. A. HOSTY
Fiffb Vice-President . . J. O. BEAUDUY
Secretary . . . . J. G. JONES
T1'l'dS7l1'F1' ........ . A. ENLANDER
Service to the boys and girls of Oak Cliff has been the only purpose and sole reason for
the Dad's Club activities. The club has been organized for several years and hopes it has
yet ahead a long period of usefulness.
Last year the Dad's Club contributed financial aid to welfare, education, R. O. T. C.
and sports to a large extent. It also gave assistance and moral support to the school in
other ways.
During 1932-33 it has taken part in the work of the Central Dad's Club for all city
schools, and has cooperated with the P.-T. A. in a program of welfare, scholarship, pro-
motion, improvement of social and moral condition in the vicinity of the school, and in
furnishing wholesome entertainment.
In the future it plans to concentrate upon welfare work among the pupils and take
part in such other activities as shall maintain the ine spirit of loyalty and achievement
characteristic of Oak Cliff High School.
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JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS
XVILLIAM FLOXVERS . . . Prexidwzt
VENAUGH JAMESON . Viva'-Presidmzt
NIUANITA GIBSON . . Sc'rrfz'ary
MISS BERTA COOIII-LR . . . Sponsor
SOCIAL COMMITTEE
KATHERINE GARVIN, Cfaairlmzn
Opal Keys Mary Louise Melton
Fay Williains Nat Pinkston
Hal Linn Woodrow Henslee
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
BETH CSAFFORD, Cl7dil'77l61l1
Harold Maupin Mary Louise Sanders
Pauline Harrison Rex Stark
Marguerite McGuire
INVITATION COMMITTEE
MARGARE'Y BOURN, Claairzmm
Howard Nabors Stanley Wheless
Margaret Weblv
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Hr will win his lady's grafvf,
CHRISTINE BARRETT
Entered from Forest, '3 l.
"Har life is noblv, purv, and szcwl,
Anal IIN is a girl tbafx bard I0 bmi."
CHARLENE BAUGHMAN
Entered from Sunset.
"To brar ber ting-lo brur bvr Xing,
Ix I0 bear tba' birzfx of Spring."
RICHARD BERRY
Entered from Hogg.
Basketball Teamg Glee Club.
"He"x u uxorlby mn of O. C. H. S.
Aye'-zuoflb rnnuy u "Bf'rry,'.
MARGARET BOURN
4B Social Committceg 4A Invitation Committee:
Dramatic Clubg Senior Play.
"All hm' uuys am' u'im1ing uuyx,
Full of fl'7711'l'f?1t'X5 and grave."
BEULAH BRANT
Entered from Lida Hooc, '29.
Poppy and Forget-me-not Salcg Glec Clubg Acorn
Staffg Operettag Rotary Pageant.
"Wl70xz' happy bvart bull: poztw'
To Nldkf' a slow' zz fl0tt'f'r'.'
WILSON BRANTLEY
Entered from Bowie.
Football: Art Clubg Spanish Club.
"HFS ulblrfic, his wrll brml,
An all-roumf boy-lfaafs "Rid,"
CI-IAUNCEY BROXVN
Entered from Hogg, '29.
President Dramatic Club, '31g Camp Dallasg Com-
missioned Officerg National Tllcspian Clubg
Crack Company.
"An actor u'fJrm' urfiofzx an' FllI'it'l, by 7Il1ll1j'.H
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llntered from R. Mills.
Spanish Club, Poppy Sale.
"A frivml fo 1111, and fo all u frir'11d.'
GEORGE CHESNUT
Entered from Hogg, '29.
Secretary Stamp Clubg Most Efficient Corporal, '32:
Camp Dallas, Scholarship Clubg Business Manager
of Oakg National Honor Society.
"No l'I14It'llL'0Y is in vain,
Ils rvwarzl is in the doing."
MAIKGARET CLARK
Entered from Bowie, ,29.
Gym Demonstration, Poppy and Forget-me-not
Sale, Scholarship Club.
"HPV air, bm' xmilr, fam' mofions, 10111 of
IPOIIILIPIIQ' vom 11lelf'11vxx.',
JOHN CLINE JR.
Entered from Bowie, '29.
Crack Company, Camp Dallas, Senior Hi-Y, Presi-
dent Dramatic Club, National Thespiang Oak Staff:
Captain Infantry R.O.T.C.
"A gwziux in nmrv lizzvx 1111111 ow."
CLARENCE DARBH'
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JACK DAvIs
Entered from Bowie, '28.
R.O.T.C.g Football, Hi-Y.
"Hr sveuzx fo think 'lwill mukc' bin: 'wixf'
To lzwfp ll 'DOF bc'fr1r1' bis uye'x,D
THELMA DEBUSK
lintered from Polytechnic, Fort Worth.
Gym Demonstration.
"SIM Kms no olber xbiuld than bm' own 'L'i1'l1u',
Thu! ix fbr' rbaruz 1L'fJiz'l1 has p1'o!1'rfc'a' favrf'
LUCY EADES
Entered from Sunset, ,31.
Acorn staff.
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Y Entered from Travis.
Pan-American Leagueg Spanish Club.
"A xfriril so iruz' ffm! nom' wifh ber I'mnll7urr'."
HERSHEL FERGUSON
Entered from Reagan, '28,
R.O.T.C.g Basketball, Glee Clubg Crack Platoon.
"Eurfl1, wfm! plan' if ibut? A plum' for f-lllI.ll
WILLIAM FLOWERS
Entered from Hillsboro, '29,
President of january, '35, Clnssg Acorn Stuff.
"In allrmjflilzg fm! I0 look for funze,
He' made' for bimxuff ll zuorllwy llllfllllu
BETH GAFFORD
Entered from Reagan.
French Club, Class Otlicerg Operettng Acorn Staff,
Dramatic Club, Cheer Leaderg Sponsor R.O.T.C.g
Senior Play.
"SlJr"s xo full of life, I lzvlivr I' flu' fm! Nu'
"fwfr" in "jn'11p4'r."
KATHERINE GARVIN
Entered from Peeler, l29.
Scholarship Clubg Cheer Leader, Dramatic Club'
Oak Staff: Vfinner of Football Ticket Contest:
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Rotary Pageant.
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JUANITA GIBSON
Entered from Bowie, ,Z9.
Dramatic Club, Oak Staff, Assistant Editor of
Acorng Senior Favorite, Tennis.
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GENE GLIDEWIQLL
Entered from Bowie, '29,
Vice-President IGB Class: Secretary BA Class, Rotary
Pageant, Gym Demonstration,
"A nzvrry bear! fllilkfzl goml likz' IlH'll'fl'ilIt',,l
ALMON HARE
Entered from Hogg, ,28.
Commissioned Otiicerg Camp Dallasg Rifle Team,
Crack Platoon.
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Entered from Bowie, '29.
Spanish Clubg Dramatic Clubg Poppy Saleg
313, 3A, 4A Class Officer.
"A fIl'HIlf1fIll aml lmppy girf,
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CARM1-LN HERRINGTON
Entered from Bowie, '29.
Spzmisli Clubg Poppy Saleg Pan-American League.
"Thy fwurfs of lwr friemfx lrnxf sr1fv1y in ber."
TOM HAV'KINS
Entered from Peeler, '29.
Bnnrlg Honor Bnndg R.O.T.C.g Camp Dallas.
"If LI hero mvum u 5iuz'f'r1' mlm, lien' is il brrof'
WOODROW HENSLE13
Baseball: Basketballg Footballg Captain of Bnscbdll
Tenmg Acorn Staffg Dramatic Clubq
Senior Favorite.
"Will: Z7l'tl1il7 in body, penn' ai bvurl,
Slrou mr' rx man uzorv grmzlf'
JACK HENDERSON
Entered from Bowie, '29,
R.O.T.C.g Crack Cornpnnyg Dramatic Clubg Golf
Tenmg Crack Platoon.
"1'1l be frzwry uml frm:
I'II 110 nm' for riolnlilgif,
GOTHA HILL
Entered from Peeler, '29.
R.O.T.C.g Crack Companyg Crack Plntoong
Football.
"Ax frm' as xlerl, ax firm us mluuzuuf,
Yvl genflf' zviffml is fav."
EDWARD HONEX'CUTT
Entered from Hogg, 129.
Glee Clubg Operetta,
"'1'1Jv gomf :fic yrmng. HK'f6,X fmfzing ffm! you may
lim' 10 11 rip? old agff'
DOROTHY LOU HOOPER
lintered from Sunset, '29.
Gym Demonstrationg Poppy Saleg Essay Clubg
Forget-me-not Sale.
uxVI0l1ltI?1lSl7!' nerds no mlogygiflz' speaks
for 1u'rsf'lf.v
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Entered from Hogg, '29.
Scholarship Clubg French Clubg Dramatic Clubg
Senior Playg Operettag Class Officer.
"Ami ber l'0il'f' so sofl and law,
Clear as music and as SlL'f't'f.U
REAGAN HUMPHREY
Entered from Sunset.
Crack Companyg Hi-Yg Senior Playg R.O.T.C..
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w,UlIIit'l'f1ll spirit with wbom nom'
rim c'0n1fmrf'."
JOE IANNI
Entered from Mills, '28.
R.O.T.C.g Senior Plnyq Cheer Leader.
"A 110-I' u'ill1 lolx of pap-rajvublv of .lmlfing
llmxv "j'I'1lx" rIL'ross."
BILL IRWIN
Entered from Sunset.
Footballg Glee Clubg Acorn Staff.
"His ui! fun 1I'l'il't' Ilnll farm' away."
WALTER IRXVIN
Entered from Bowie, ,28.
Footballg Dranmtic Clubg Senior Favorite.
"IlI"x our all-rouml gomf fI'l10uf."
VENAUGH JAMESON
Entered from Sunset.
Crack Companyq Cheer Leaderg Class Officer.
"Hix wry fool lmib uzuxit' in il."
ELMO JORDAN
Entered from Reagan, '29,
Crack Companyg Camp Dallasg Rifle Tcamg Palace
Drillg Lieutenant Colonelg junior Hi-Y.
"WW .mlnlfg Limleilurlf Col0m'l."
OPAL KEYS
Entered from Bowie, '29,
Gym Demonstration: Poppy Saleg Class Officer.
"O1ml has t'f'V'fAli71I-Y won Ihr' "KI'yx', lo all
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Entered from Paris,Texas.
Hi-Yg Latin Club.
,Tis lyarll to p1'uriivcr and jvreufla, 110117 you we
So I 1L'0lI,f ullenzfrl bofh-just II prencfavr I'll bln'
BERNICE LINEBERGER
Entered from Peeler, '29.
Gym Demonstrationg Poppy and Forget-Me--Not
Saleg Glee Clubg Dramatic Club.
"B:'fJo1J! We haw' per1Jf'l11al 'HIOfi0Il-'-
Br'rnire's f0IlgIlt'.U
DOROTHY MASON
Entered from Bowie, ,29.
Gym Demonstrationg Poppy and Forget-me-not
Saleg Class Oiicerg Rotary Pageant.
"This life is foo slwrf los worry in,
So Iuka' 'NIJ' m1z'iL'1' am! 171' bappyf'
HAROLD MAUPIN
"My only books
Arr' u'0mr'n's looks."
MARGUERITE MCGUIRE
Entered from Cise0,Texas.
Blues Chasers' Clubg Class Ofhcer.
"She is gfllflf, slut' is shy,
Blzf Ibr'r'z"s mischief in bm' eye."
MARY LOUISE MELTON
Entered from Reagan.
Art Clubg Poppy Saleg Gym Demonstration.
"Iwi us bn! bmi' flvy Voivv, ana' wr' are happy."
HOWARD NABORS
Entered from Tallahassee, Fla., 'Z9.
R.O.T.C.g Trackg Football.
"I jwroccss noi falkiug-only Ibis . . .
Lvl l'1'l'l'j' man 110 his llrslfl
COVA NOLEN
Entered from Hogg.
Poppy Salcg Scholarship Club.
"In frumilzg an arlisi, art bulb dz'frec'd
To mukz' some go-od, but others to exceed."
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Entered from Peeler, '29,
Crack Companyg Camp Dallasg Commissioned Of-
ficerg Golf Teamg Hi-YQ Class Officerg Scholarship
Clubg Latin Club.
"A litlle nonxrnsz' now uml flmf
ls rs'lixlJr'd by fbi' bm! of I7Il'N.,,
ALLAN DALE PRIMM
Entered from Commerce, Texas.
Acorn Staffg Hi-Yg Crack Platoong Class Oflicerg
Scholarship Club.
"He Sven laix July-a ill-all xnru flying,
Ami' wmf for it Ham' aml ffIl'l1.ll
FRANK REGAN
Student Business Managerg Hi-Y: Senior Play.
"We llidllyf know il foulll i'z'1'r' ln'
'Professor Rr'ugun'."
JOHN ROBERTS
Bandg Orchestrag All-City Band: Hi-YQ
All-City Orchestra.
"True ruorfb is living, mn' .tl'4'rnil1g."
JEANETTE Ross
Entered from Sunset, ,52.
Gym Demonstration.
"Sbe"x Vain and St1lll'j', Proml .mtl Illlv-
lml ll good Comlmuirmf'
MARY LOUISE SANDERS
Entered from Sunset, '3O.
Poppy Saleg Latin Clubg Dramatic Club:
Class Oflicer.
"Thou malzrsl ilu' xml lanzrl glad."
HOWARD SCHERER
Entered from Hogg, '29,
President of IB Class,
"Why seek 10 knou?
Enioy lbr nmrry Slrrowfillm' of -1'0Ilfl7,ll
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Entered from Bowie, l29.
National Honor Societyg Scholarship Clubg French
Clubg Latin Clubg Essay Clubg Gym
Demonstration.
"For gF11fl6'1Il'SS and low' aml trusl,
Premil 0'1'r angry zvazu' aml gmt."
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Entered from Reagan, '29.
Captain Of Bandg Class Officerg Senior Playg
Camp Dallas.
"Com11I'l me not lo lov IIN mark
Br wer prim and true,
But ruilJvr lvl mf' Ilo ilvose llaings
That I ongbl no! lo Jo."
FRANCES MARION STEVENS
llntered from Littlc Rock, Arkansas.
"TlJ011glJ lbw :lay bv long :xml flrvury,
You will fiml lwr 4'l'f'l' r'bf'1'ry."
JAMES HENRY SUTTON
Entered from Pceler, '29,
Acorn Staifg W. B, Club.
"Darling Iimmy4Mr. Cunyns' flIlf'0l'll'l'.U
CLARENCE THOMAS
"Thai bmi jvorflrm of u good lIIl1H,X lifv,
His lilllr lt!!l'I'l7ll'IIIl7t'l'f'Ll urls of lzfmlzzvxx and
low."
DOROTHY TODD
Entered from Bowie.
Acorn Reporter.
nlJl'lt'IILllllIA'SX ix brr miilzllw 'mlmvf'
'LEY L. WHELESS
En red from Peeler, '29.
Captain of Band, '32g Camp Dallas.
'rWlJL'l1 ln' lvwunzf' Captain of Ilan' baml
His farm' um lzuozuu flnouglyoul Ihr' lumlf
BOB WHITE
lintered from Bowie, '27.
"F11lfillI'fl Iuilla w01'flJiness,
Anal fi! for biglyvxl fruslf'
PAY WILLIAMS
President Girls' Glee Clubg Class Oflicerg
Brunette Club.
"Misl1'es5 of lJb'VSl'lf flaough Clliua fallf'
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MARION UHLY
Entered from Sunset.
"Eyes of bvauly, cyrs of ligbl,
Swectly, xoffly, sadly bright"
MARGARET WEBB
Entered from Bowie.
Gym Dcmonstrationg Poppy Saleg Physics
"Her flashing eyex, hw' l'l7l1l'NZiIlg smile'
Do all handsome Iuffs bs'gui1c'.',
J. T. WILLIAMS
Entered from Hogg, '29.
"His buir was ull in fzuzglrzl l'IH'l.Y.v
WILLIAM WESTERLAGE
Ifntcrcd from Mills,'29.
R.O.T.C.
"From 11141375 fall be 11f'1'z'V xbrinfzxg
His rarzfinal virtue ix-fn' lfyirllzsfl
WILLIAM WOIIHLIQL
Entered from Bowie, '29.
"How good bc is, how iusi,
Anal ffl fm' highest frzzstf,
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JOHN SPRAGUIAQ ....... Prvsiflffui
BILL IRXVIN . . Vim'-Prvsiflwzz'
DIAIANE BELL . . . Sc'I'rviury
SOCIAL COMMITTEE
DIXIE LINDSAY, Cfmirumli
Juanita Bell Grace Melton
Houston Dean Wayland Philley
Margie Grubbs Robert Borgardus
Turner Perry
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
XIIRGINIA BURNETT, Cbairnzcm
Willibel Hooper Taylor Brunch
Harold Barrett Frankie Lou Couch
INVITATION COMMITTEE
MARY FRANCES TIDWELL, Cbuirman
Billy Beachum Margaret Peters
Martha Dunn Charles Wilson
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Cntered from Freland Pennsylvania,
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NETTA ABRAMS
Entered from Freland Pennsylvania,
Gym Demonstrationg Poppy Saleg Forget-me-not
a e.
"Prr'ri014x Ibings arf' Jolie up in small 1m4'k11gi'x.
ELSIE A1ToN
Entered from Bowie, '30.
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"Thr exsz'11n' of l'l'fillt'I71l'llf willl ll mind of
her ownf,
DONALD ASHLEY
Entered from El Paso Hi, '3U.
Editor ofthe Acorn.
"A merry brarf mukvlb a rbzfurful l'UIl1IfL'IIdI1Cf'.
STANLEY AVERA
"Boy with llw lmppy ferr."
FLORENCE BAKER
Entered from Milam, '29.
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max! prrrioux gifls of l1raL'eu.',
Lois BAKER
Entered from Pceler, '29,
Essay Clubg French Clubg Scholarship Clubg Gym
Demonstrzitiong Dramatic Clubg Linz Bible Award.
"A loving bear! ix the Ilfgilllifllg of all
knauf1f'ilg1'."
HAROLD BARRETT
Entered from Teeh,,32.
Basketball.
"A ?I!'1L'!'l?7PIl'f 10 our wil, fm! u jiri!-cluxx
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Entered from Martendalc High.
"To kim-w ber was to low low."
FRANCES BATsoN
Scholarsliip Clubg Latin Clubg Vollcy Ball Team.
" 'Tlu' Harmony Girl' Willa m'z'z'r u tlisvnra' in all
flu' nluys 1L'L',l'l' semi lwrf,
BILLY BEACHUM
Entered from Bowie, '29.
Scholarship Cluhg National Honor Societyg Camp
Dallasg R.O.T.C.g Physics Club.
"Thou arf vwr a f111'orerlgm'xl
111 awry fair uml brilliant lbrwigf'
DEANE BELL
Entered from Lancaster, '29.
Scholarship Clubg French Clubg Girl Reservesg C04
Editor of Oakg Spanish Clubg National Honor
Societyg Class Officer.
"Nufnri' gun' lo at lmxi om' 11011011 brains
ami gooil loolzxfl
GERALD BELL
Entered from Peeler, '29.
Dramatic Clubg Opercttag Camp Dallasg Scholar-
ship Clubg Orchestrag Commissioned Orlicer.
"His silzrr voirr' ir Iikv flu' rirla mimic of a bird."
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Entered from Hogg, ' 28.
loppy Saleg Dramatic Clubg National Tliespean
Presidentg Class Othcerg Acorn Reporterg Sponsorg
V +A! Mixed Chorus.
A- "Wlr11f will Oak Cliff High ilu witlooul ber?"
f ' 7 ' ROBERT BOGARDUS
Entered from Bowie, '29,
Class Officerg Captain Tennis Teamg Captain in
R.O.T.C.g Hi-Yg Scholarship Clubg Latin Club.
"His laiglo school miglnf be 1'Umjmrr'zl io flax' course
of un mzrlinznzrrl Har."
JACK BOOTHE
Entered from Bridgeport Texas.
Stamp Clubg Spanish Clubg Basketballg Trackg
Baseball,
"I'll br merry mul frreg
I'lI be sail for naborlyf'
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Entered from Reagan, '29. f
Camp Dallas: Crack Companyg Best Sergeant, 'AAA
Rifle Team: Scholarship Club. J' 3
"Tlir0ugli wax of lziiowlnlgv bis roiugvg l
arl1'iu1i'rIl."
LUCY BROWN
Entered from Sunset, '3l.
Home Economics Club, Glce Club.
"HN fi'ii'mlliiir'.Ix mm' gi'ullr'm'sx make
lim' li1z'nl1l1'."
MARY LOU BROXVN
Entered from Bowie, '30,
Stamp Club, Poppy Saleg Class Ofbcer.
"TIM ideal of ull fha! ix .twrrf ainl lrur
And frimiilly aml lowly, yfllllll flllll in Mury Lou."
RICHARD BURCIIETTE
Basketball, Baseball, Football.
"ClJn'r.v willy lm smiles."
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RGINIA BURNETT 4
Entered from Hogg, '29.
Latin Clubg Ifssay Club, Girl Reservesg Dramatic ,
Clubg Scholarship Club, Gym Demonstration,
Physics Club.
"A jwrfrrf Iilflv lmjv O' Safari, ilu' will wi rr' gran'
11115 ye! we will llK'1't'?' .vlop loving brief' ., '
VIRGINIA CARLYSLE f
Entered from Reagan, '29, I A
Spanish Club, Gym Demonstration, Poppy and
Forget-me-not Sale, Girl Reserves. .J
"For fbi' 1r1'1'.vr'rn'i' of II lowly girl is
likv m1isii'."
JIM CARNES
Entered from Bowie, '29.
President junior Hi-Y, Crack Company, Scholar-
ship Clubg National Honor Societyg Senior Hi'Yg
R.O.T.C.
"His uforllw ix 1101 rwlzoiiml by ir1c'lJ1'.v.',
JOE CHATRLAIN
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, '28.
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Entered from Sunset, '3l.
Pen Pal Club. -
rFD1L'!'IIX cwl' in fwfr worrlxg
Thr? Cllilltlgl' of bw' bc'ar! fbry arc."
RUTH CHILDS
Entered from Reagan, ,29.
Gym Demonstration, Poppy Sale.
"A girl worllv wlnilrf'
Piu5s'roN COCHRAN
Entered from Bowie, '29.
Crimp Dallas, Commissioned Officer, Crack Com
pany, Spanish Club, Class Offiieer.
"Happy um Ig from farm' l'm frvr,
WUJ3' 61l'!'II,f lbzjy all like u1c?,'
SYLVA COGBURN
Q red from Bowie, 'Z 9.
Stamp Cra Company, Band, Acorn
" erg Orchestra.
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jon COLEMAN '
lintcrcd from Hogg, '29.
"Good Il!IfIH'l' 11111130011 smut' must vzfrr j0.'u."
. FLORINE CONNER
,f linterexl from Trinity Heights, '29.
X Driimltie Clubg Gym Demonstration,
Bowling Team.
"Thr z'y4'.i arf' xjwring, in uxfyosv Sl'l'f'11t' and silvnt
waters ln'a1'1'n is seen."
FRANKIE LOU COUCH
lintered from Mills, ,Z8.
Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, Dra-
nutie Club, Pan-American League, Poppy
City Spelling Contest Winncrg Gym
Demonstration.
Saleg
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Tbim .inzilrx of olfwr' mrzirfcns aw."
FRED CRABTREI2
Entered from Sunset, '50.
Footballg Baseball.
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Entered from RCagz1n,'29.
Girl Reservesg Scholarship Clubg Gym Demonstra-
tiong Poppy Salcg Spanish Club.
"A merry lwarl ffm! xingvfb nigh! null Jay."
CECIL CROW
Entered from Peeler, '29.
Camp Dallasg Crack Companyg Crack Platoon'
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"Noi fo vujoy 0m"x j'0Ilfl7 1l'l7l'7l om' ii young is lo
imilalf' the mixer who slurwx z'1:'siJv lrix f1'c'u.i11V1'."
GRACE CROW
Entered from Tech, '30.
Scholarship Clubg Dramatic Clubg Pan-American
Leagueg Mixed Chorusg Gym Demonstration.
"She has u Lfofcz' of gladrmxx :xml a smile of
r'10q11r'm't' una' l1s'unly."
DOROTHY CROWELL
Entered from Reagan,'29.
Gym Demonstrationg Poppy Saleg Rotary Club
Pageant.
"She has fha! gay and Xtlllfy nay lbuf rmzkrx 11A
walrb bw' llfffl zlcligfaff,
WAi.TER CROWELL
Entered from Reagan,'Z9.
Footballg Basketballg Hi-Yg Bascbmllg Glce Club.
"Hr was ms! in a manly nzalrl,
For bvarly xporlx llllfi rorlfvxfs lwlzlf'
PA UL. CULWEl.L
Iintercd from Hogg, '29,
Crack Companyg Camp Dallasg Class Oflicerg
Senior Hi-Yg Footballg Dramatic Club.
"Hr dmlf in zfrranzs and vallmf if work."
NVALTER CUSTIS
Entered from Pccler, ,29.
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"MMI of few uxorlfs are Ibz' brxl mon."
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Entered from Peeler, '29.
Oak Staffg junior Hi-YQ Banzlg Acorn Staffg Hi
Bandg Camp Dallasg Latin Club.
"Mis1'fJff'f, flJOIl ar! afoot-luke ffnw wfauf ronwg
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Entered from Reagan, '29.
Dramatic Clubg Operettag Glee Clubg Mixed
Chorusg Spelling Contestg Poetry Contestg
Acorn Staff.
"I-Iix IL'dl'j' bah' and xruilr arf nzufla lo be
uzfllzirvzff'
J. T. DAVIS
Entered from Mills, '29.
Hflbilffj' wins the I'.Ilr'rl11 of MII' ffill' mari."
LEONARD DAVIS
Entered from Bowie, 'Z9.
Scholarship Club.
"lift wife I0 bl' nalurul
Wfyrr1 j'0Il,V'l' Iml11I'r11ly nice."
PAUL DAVIS
l Entered from Wfoodrow Wilsxwn, '30.
"His quirf rum' reuxljf xmilf'
Wi1i.I him new f'V'ft'lIlfX all IDI' zL'l1ilr."
HOUSTON DEAN
"Noi a sbivlc, but The Sbickl'
JOHN D. DIAL
Entered from Reagan, '29.
Physics Clubg Latin Clubg Camp Dallasg Crack
Companyg Commissioned Officerg Rifle Team.
"R14rril's from l7It'!lSlH'l' in j7lf'flS1l1'r'.'
HELEN DRESS
Entered from Peeler, ,29.
Tennis Clubg Dramatic Club: Gym Demonstration
"A good xlrorl-few can surpass lurf,
VERA DUBBELS
Entered from Hogg, ,28.
Gym Demonstrationg Dramatic Clubg Glee Club
"She believes in happiness, content and good willf
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MARTHA DUNN
Entered from Reagan, '29.
Girl Reserves, Spanish Clubg Gym Demonstrationg
Dramatic Clubg Forget-me-not Sale.
"Mu1'1lm l'!'lIliIILlX ni of zz bi! of Dresden chimi-
Llllllillf, rlmrming, um! fragile."
BERNADINE EDMONSON
French Clubg Acorn Reporter.
"A fun' xo fuirg
Su snwt u look, so xulf an uirf'
TIM FERGUSON
Entered from Reagan, ,29.
Glee Club, Basketball.
"Your fan' ix as 41 book 1llH'l't' our 11141-3' wud
of joyxf'
OLLIE FISHER
Entered from Cen.rul Hi, Oklnlioma City, '3I.
"Lvl mi' 111011, ln' wfml I um and spruk
ltflzlf I ifzinfef'
EUGENE FLOVUERS
Entered from Hillsboro, Texas,'29.
"Hr mixml rvuxou u'ilfJ pluaslin' mul ll'lXll0HI
'with mirifJ."
HAROLD FRENSLEY
lintered from Peeler, '29,
B:1n.ig Honor Bnndg State Band Contest.
"A Iifx' of fmlmr umf zvorflr
Huff: rm t'fl'?'7lffj' on rm'llm."
BEN FUDGE
Ifnterel from Reagan, '29,
Glee Club.
"I1411J11il11'x.r ix lUI1If1iIll'XX.,
ALICE GARDNIER
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, '29,
Latin Club, Essay Clubg Scholarship Club.
"An 01711551 workvr whole Vt'lL'L1l'Ll should bi'
of the bait."
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linterecl from Bowie, '29,
Stump Clubg Latin Clubg Glee Clubg Operetta.
"Hix nrfioux 4111! ll'0Vl1'X am' all fmrix by fzvfyifb
. lL'l' spell r'l1arz1z'lrr."
HELEN GATTON
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, ,32.
Poppy Snleg Girl Reservesg Winner Forget-me-not
Sale.
"Her xwve! smilr' will fmzzuf us unto cflerlziiyf'
LUCILLE GATES
Entered from Peeler, ,29.
Ifssay Clubg Latin Clubg Girl Reservesg Poppy S3lCS
Scholarship Clubg OAK Staffg Acorn Reporter.
"A rare t'UHlbfIIL1ff0l1 of Irish Iliff um! Amrrifun
rom 771011 n'11x1'."
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, , En ed from Hogg,'29.
jhip Dalluu' rack Companyg Dramatic Clubg
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JACK GOODWIN
l Entered from Hoggf 29.
Scholarship Clubg National Honor Societyg
Business Manager of Acorn.
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lintered from Rosemont, ,29.
unior Hi-Yg R. O. T. C.g Acorn Reporter.
"A yozzib, ln' XULUIIS, of L'lWL'VfIII jlL'Xft"l'dllyX and
4 l'0llfiKlPIIf lomormwxf'
GLADYS GREEN
Ilntcred from Winnetka, '29.
Gym Demonstration.
"SfJr"s quizff nml z'br'erfzzl xrwlz :lays on! of the
'wvelzfl
NORMAN GREEN
Entered from Sunset, UO.
Crack Platoong Crack Company.
"Sober, siradfuxl and 5l'L'Ill'k'N
JAMES GREER
Entered from Reagan, '29.
Latin Clubg Stamp Club: Commissioned Officerg
Camp Dallzxsg Crack Company.
"He nm vfaurnz our .vwzxvs and Izxpvl our l'l1fl'X.'l
MARGIE GRUBBS
linteregi from Reagan, '29.
Operettag Poppy Sale: Gym Demonstrationg Class
Oiiicerg Sponsor in R. O. T. C.g Acorn
Reporter.
"The fuiresl pirn' of wouzufzfyood,
Lovely in fvulzzre, form and gnzrr,
WI' vzw' mu' in any pluI'c'."
DABNIZY GURLEY
Enterc-.1 from Rosemont..
R. O. T. C.g Crack Companyg Crack Platnong
Golf Team.
rrCU71fl'l1fl'tI Iliff!! ilu' nmury joys of his Iifvfl
FRANCES HAIIN
Entered from Mills' 29.
National Honor Societyg Scholarslmip Clubg Pan-
American Leagucg Poppy Saleg Girl Reserves.
"WV lon' fluff' for a bear! ibuffv kind,
No! for all ilu' kHUlL'lFL1gt' in Iby mimi."
LOUISE HALIE
Entered from Reagan, '29.
Gym Demonstrationg Poppy Saleg Forget-Me-Not
Saleg Volley Ball Team.
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"Wifl1 gran' fo win, will: bear! fo bolil.
GEORGE HAMRA
Entered from Bowie, '29.
junior Hi-Yg Office Assistantg Acorn Reporter.
"His rmzwz is in bis luvzrl, rw! on hir lmzil,
A frown ffm! kingx sulilom Mzjoyf'
ALEREIJA HARRIS
Entered from Bowie, '3U.
Tennis Teamg Golfg Bowlingg Swimmingg Gym
Demonstration: Latin Club.
"In xjwrfr ilu' xvlx ll lwurz'
Tim! fI'u'1'un follow."
GW'ENIJOI.YN HARRISON
liriterej from Reagan, '29,
Gym Demonstrationg Dramatic Clubg Senior
Play Usher.
"She holds wilbin bm' gentle hand
Thr qnivl gift of Lll'f'dHIS.,l
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Entered from Reagan, '29.
Poppy Saleg Gym Demonstrationg Home
Economics Club.
"With not time fo 'worry or lo fret,
Clyde grit Ibc joys Iifr has to set."
CONLEY HAYSLIP
Iintered from Reagan, '29.
Pan-American League, Junior Hi-Yg Art Clubg
Track.
"Riffs along lifv'x bigiuwzy like a uyrlonu,
liliifing noflaing 11111 ilu' biglr !JllIl'?X.D
ROBERT HENDERSON
Entered from Bowie, '29.
National Honor Sceietyg Scholarship Club, Latin
Clubg Spanish Club, Pan-American League, R. O.
T. C. Officer, Class Otlicerg OAK Staif.
rrWZ7Hfl',t'f br' :lid wax fiom' wiilv xo mzzvia vuseg
In Dim alum' 'lufus Iltlfllfdl to llleuxefl
MARJORIE JOY HINCKLEY
Entered from Peelcr, '29.
Dramatic Clubg Gym Demonstration, Operettag
Home Economics Club.
"Kimi, 1HIJz"lflXlJ11Ill tin' lrcliis tim! nmka' a
lorulllr ll.'0HItlIl.U
SA'rIs HOLDER
Entered from Reagan, '29,
Orchestrag Glee Clubg Dramatic Club.
"A zvise'-r'r'm'i1er'! Sin' srrmx to low lo maize
wiffy l't'IIIlll'kX.U
JOYCE HOLDRIDGE
Entered from Sunset, '31,
"Pvlilv, lzffwr gfllllllljl, full of fbi' joy of living."
WILLIBEL HOOPER
Entered from Hogg, ,29.
National Honor Societyg Girl Reserve Ofhcerg
Underclassman Average Awardg Dramatic Clubg
Class Officer, Acorn Reporterg CAK Staff.
"Willa luunor well rmlnrwl uml wifb looks
1L't'll brr':l.U
FLOYD HUMPHRIES
llntered from Tucumcari High, New Mexico, '29,
Commissioned Ofhcerg Camp Dallasg Spanish Clubg
Scholarship Clubg Baseballg Crack Company.
"We mpcctml grenl things from him, rmzl were not
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MARY JANIQ HUNTZINGER
Entered from, Kansas City, '50,
Dramatic Club Essay Club, Scholarship Clubg
Tennis Teamg Acorn Reporter.
"A xuwef bear! Iifling I'bI'f'rf11lm'sx,
Like Ike Xpfillgfillll' I'r'z'r11'z1 l'l'I'I' on fam' mrpi lu
wail."
EARL HURT
Entered from Hogg, 'Z 9.
"No HItlf1t'l' bon' gloomy MII' onllook, br uouzw
11121 xmiliugf'
BILL IRWIN
"Will1 r'un'lr'x.v jrsf and lmmor Ifroll,
HI' liglafvns flag' I'urf'x ffm! uI'01Iml ur ull roll."
ELIZABETH JoIINsoN
Entered from Sunset, '51.
"Talent sfar 114111-411111 fa .rpurI'.',
KATHRYN JOHNSON
Rotary Pageantg Gym Demonstration, Art Club,
Winner of Underclassman Beauty Contest,
Physics Club. X
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LEOLA KEITH
Rotary Pageant, Gym Dcmonstrationg Physics
Club.
"One :fer-3' quid, yr! so r'fmru1iIIg." Xoh'
WILLIAM KEITH
Entered from Tennessee, '29,
Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, Business
Manager of OAK, Circulation Manager of Acorn.
"Noi t'L't'l1 gvnius compares uxitla gril,
And u man L't171Il0fl0St'fflJt' won'tq11if."
EUPHEMIA KINNAMON
Entered from Reagan, '2 9.
Latin Club, Scholarship Club, National Honor
Society.
"When Duty whispers, 'You must,'
She rmsumrs, 'I cuff."
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Entered from Hogg, '29.
Club, Dramatic Club, Forget-Me-Not Sale
Poppy Sale, Scholarship Club.
'She mm smile, sbe van blush, and al either
0l'L'1lfJtlii0lI the is z'f9armi11g."
ATI-ILIE LANIER
Gym Demonstration, Forget-Me-Not Sale.
"AH tfaz' 'world loves u quiel girl."
LUCILLE LEE
Entered from Reagan, '29.
Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Poppy and Forget-
Me-Not Sale, Latin Club, Essay Club, Scholar-
ship Club, Orchestra.
"'CfJurm Ilrilecs llae right, but merit wins tba' soul."
HAL LEONARD
Entered from Sunset, '31,
President of Radio Club
"HI're'x quid for you, self-posxvsszrnz and
ffJol1gfJifu111ess.',
DIXIE LINDSEY
Entered from Bowie.
Cheer Leader, joy Club, Bowling Club, Golf Club,
Swimming Club, Dramatic Club, Acorn Reporter,
Puppy and Forget-Me-Not Sale, Gym Demonstra-
tion, Class Officer.
"A good brumf of girl-xbe satisfies."
W. L. LINDSEY
Entered from Reagan, '28,
Football.
"Mew nn' of Iwo kimls, and bf' is ibn' kind Pd
Iikr to lun'
HAL LINN
Football, Basketball, Baseball, Senior Hi-Y, R. O.
T. C., OECCI' Spanish Club, Dramatic Club.
"His manifest sign of wisdom is cozzfiuued
1'fJeerf14111e5r."
CARLISLE LINSKIE
Entered from North Dallas, '32.
President of Aviation Club, Champion Model
Airplane, R. O. T. C.
"Still ucfaierirzg, rlill p1H'SIlf?1g I1 high idwzlf'
HANNAH LITTLETON
Entered from Bowie, '29.
Physics Club, Gym Demonstration, Library Assist-
ant, Pan-American League.
"The besl par! of bmuly is tba! u'hivl1 tl picture
vunnol es l1ff'X5.,,
THELMA LOWRY V
Entered from Sunset, '3l.
"WN think she is a rare iiffle treasure
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Entered from Cursicana, '32.
Scholarship Club.
"Unusual--a goof!-nutured rrd-lJeail."
O. C. MANN
Enterel from Peeler, '29.
Crack Company, Football, Basketballg Track.
"A good nulurc' is fbe Very air of u goof! mimlf
DOROTHY MAUPIN
Entered from Crockett, '29.
Latin Club, Gym Demonstration, Girl Reserves,
Poppy Sale.
"For sfJf"s a jolly good fell0u+"
ANITA MCBETH
Entered from Bowie, '29,
Latin Club, Girl Reserves, Pan-American Leagu
Scholarship Club.
"Wim Lfzfrryonf' sbf' mf'r'fS."
BESSIE MCCANTS
Entered from Bowie, ,30.
Latin Clubg Physics Clubg Gym Demonstration.
"HW ryes arf' blue and mlm, as is fbi' slay,
In the serrnesl noon."
MILTON MCCORD
"His cheerful temper makes his lznowlmlge
deiigblfui, bis wif good lldfllffdfy
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VIRGINIA MCDOWELL
Gym Demonstration, Girl Reserves, Art Club, Glee
Club Officer, Scholarship Club, Poppy Sale,
Editor of Acorn.
"Slay sfmtwl lo sing as sbv lurklml ffm fbing ibut
co1z1r111't be rlrmv,
Anil she rlicl it."
DUMAS MCINTOSH
Entered from Lindale High, '30.
Glee Club, Poppy Sale, Gym Demonstration.
"Uf1r11fm1 as Ab1IrriI1 lakes in early morning."
ELIZABETH MCQUEEN
Entered from Reagan, 129.
Latin Club, Orchestra, Music Club, Glee Club,
Scholarship Club, Gym Demonstration,
"Her glossy lmir was clnsteml over Ll brow,
Brigb! ufiifs iI11t'111Xt'I1L't'.U
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C Entered from Reagan, '29,
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Popp ale, Dramatic Club, Forget-Me-Not Sale,
Gym Demonstration.
"She zlocs noi m'e'z1 u purse,
llvr gold is in hm' hair."
JIMMIE MILLS
Entered from Peeler, '29.
junior Hi-Y, Latin Club, Stamp Club, Essay Club,
Senior Hi-Y.
"Who staffers roumi wit 111111 humor as well."
CARRELL MORGAN
Entered from Highland Park High, '3l.
Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Pan-American League,
Acorn Reporter.
"A poet whose life is in rlaymu with 1110 worltlf'
ELSIE MAE MORROW
Entered from Bowie, '29,
Scholarship Club, Gym Demonstration, Poppy Sale
"Calm and serene she lives,
Lets nothing rujhf ber."
IRENE MORROW
Entered from Sunset, '51
French Club, Gym Demonstration.
"Mystery of mjfsleries-fair, smiling Irene."
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Entered from Austin, Texas, '30.
Hi-Yg R. O. T. C.
"Good lmmor is flaw lvrallh of llav sonlg
be awnijwlijirx if."
VERA NELSON
Entered from Pceler, 29.
Art Clubg Gym Demonstration.
"True fair wilb flu' pzviril c'01m'.I from arl
no! L'fJa11L'z'."
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Entered from Forest, '3 I.
Latin Club, Orchestra, Girl Reservesg Gym
Demonstration.
"An ideal girl, uxifln xc1'iou.Im'.vs ami fmmor ."
ALLISON O,NEAL
Entered from Bowie, '29.
Latin Club, Gym Demonstrationg Girl Reserves.
"A rfasfa of rfaarm for' Oak Cliff Iliglrf'
FRANCIS PERRY
Entered from Hogg, '28.
Glee Clubg Senior Hi-Y.
"By his l'l7f'f'P'fIIlllFX.Y ami fi'iI'IIn'lim's.v be shall be
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Entered from Sunset, '3O. - -N
Football, Baseballg Hi-Y, Camp Dallas, Crack
Platoon, Cadet Major, Lieutenant Colonel.
'His Capability uvm him plarrx in R. O. T. C., MISS.
flue Senior Clasx, and in fbi' brarfx of ,Ti
young ladies." Ci
SYLVIA PEESE
Entered from Trinity Heights, ,29.
Art Clubg Gym Demonstration.
"Like a 17I0l'Ili7Ig dream, ilu' romvs bright' ami
bvauliful I0 a1l.',
RUTH PERKINS '
Entered from Bowie, '29.
Spanish Club, Gym Demonstration, Essay Club,
Dramatic Club.
'fsbe has the habit of looking on tba bright
side of things."
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lzntered from Reagan, '29.
1 esg Dramatic Clubg Spanish Clubg
Scholarship Club.
"Thou basl the keys to Paradisrf'
JACK PETERSON
. R. . T. C.g Spanish Clubg Golf Teamg Camp
X . Sg Crack Companyg Crack Platoong
X xXx Baseballg Tennis.
' X " iw me one giddy, reeling dwam
Of Iifv, all low and fume."
JOHN H. PEYTON
. O. T. C.g Latin Clubg Physics Clubg Radio
Clubg Crack Company.
"Gay, good mzlurc sparkles in bis eye."
WAYLAND PHILLEY
Entered from Peeler, '29.
Scholarship Clubg Camp Dallasg R. O. T. C. Oflicer
Crack Companyg Class Offieerg Latin Clubg
Lieutenant Colonel.
"None buf binzsrlf ran bv bis parallel."
CLEON POOLE
Entered from Sunset, '3O.
,Girl Reservesg Scholarship Clubg Latin Clubg Dra
matic Club: National Honor Society.
7 5 "Too mu4'fJ good cannot be said of berf,
EVELYN JEAN PURSELLEY
Entered from Peeler, ,29.
President of Blues Chaser Clubg Dramatic Clubg
Poppy Sale.
"As szwel and fair us a flower in spring."
MILDRED REYNOLDS
Entered from Peeler, ,29.
Poppy and Forget-Me-Not Saleg Gym
Demonstration.
"Intl a bi! of cfaarm und grace."
PAULA RICHARDS
Entered from Bowie, 29.
French Clubg Gym Demonstrationg Poppy Sale.
"Wil fo persuade and beauty to deliglalf,
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DOROTHY ANN ROBERTS
Entered from North Dallas High, '31.
Poppy and Forget-Mc'-Nut Sale, Gym
Demonstration.
"Alwayx ber joyous prallle
Makes glad a lorzewfm' plate"
EDWIN ROBERTS
Entered from Peelcr, '29,
Junior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Stamp
Club, Camp Dallas, Dramatic Club, Glee Club,
Essay Club.
"llc ix fbi' brxt 7'f'll1l'lly for lbw blurs."
ELIZABETH ROBINSON
Entered from Reagan, ,29.
Good nalzlrz' and l'!Jt1Y7II an' b:'r xlriking l1IlLlllfll'X.
FAY ROGERS
Entered from City Park, '29,
Gym Demonstration, Poppy Sale.
"Sho laughs amz' H10 uorla' langlux with fuer."
LLOYD RUSSELL
Entered from Bowie, '29.
National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Class
Ofhcer, Captain Basketball Team, Football, Base-
ball, Track, Hi-Y, OAK Staff, Acorn Staff.
"A xlndrnf, an aiblffe, and a zuorlhy man."
MARGARET SCOTT
Entered from Bowie, '29.
Class Officer, Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Gym
Demonstrati n, Poppy Sale.
"Al7j'lL'lIl'ff, above ezfrvjyflwlrlg,
'Sroityl aluayx lilam fo slug."
ED SHAW
Entered from Bowie, '29.
junior and Senior Hi-YQ Latin Club, Dramatic
Club, Stamp Club, Glee Club, Cheer Leader.
"A pouml of plufle ix uxorlb a ton of l1lL'k.U
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EVELYN SIMMONS 1
Entered from Bowie, '29,
Spanish Club, Orchestra, Poppy Sale. '
"She is willy and slw's l'lE'l'K'l',
Her laugh goes nn f0rez'i'r."
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Entered from Hogg, '29.
National Honor Soictyg Girl Reservesg French Clubg
Scholarship Clubg Physics Clubg Latin Clubg
Co-Editor of OAKQ Poppy Sale.
"Il 'lf'i1'fIl0llX mimi in iz girl ix i1IIlL'Fd
I A fini' pirlnrc in K1 good ligblf'
JOHN SPRAGUE
Entered from Bowie, ,29.
Footballg Captain of Football Team, '32g Track,
President of lA, SA, 4B and 4A Classesg Hi-Yg
President of Senior Hi-Y.
"His fume xfmll inf an eclm and ll iigfyl 111110 the
fiisfory of Oak Cliff,
ROBERT STARKE
Entered from Hogg, '29.
R. O. T. C. Oliicer.
"Sm1irfr gaiiy ilu' jnyx ufriclv liar' lI10l7If'71f xfmll
bring
' away a'L'z'ry cure ami 1u'l'pif'xily fiiizgf'
RALPH STEVENS
Entered from Bowie, '29.
"His fiilfl' is ovciijiircl by a .w11ilr."
CLODA TATUM
Entered from Reagan, '29.
Home Economics Clubg Gym Demonstrationg
I E E Dramatic Club.
2 1 "Thr !'0lIl"l'l'XllfiOll Il!'l'Ul' fluggvd,
So ful' as 1,711 1llllll'f'.U
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BILL TENNISON
Entered from Reagan, '29.
4 R. O. T. C. Olicerg Dramatic Club.
"He ix ll boy thai hai mil lwix likr on lbw fate
of fbc z'arlb."
ROY TERRY
"True vloqiiwivf' ronxixtx in saying all that should
br, 1701 all lfyul could be raid."
MARY FRANCES TIDWELL
Entered from Reagan, '29.
National Honor Socictyg Girl Reservesg Scholarship
Club Vice-Presidentg Oak Staffg Dramatic Clubg
Essay Clubg Latin Clubg Acorn Reporterg
Class Officer.
Such character as youllsful poefi drr'am."
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GLlzNN TINNIN
Entered from Reagan, '29,
Mixed Chorus: Baseball: Basketball: Dramatic
Club: Spanish Club: Track: Football.
"Au ojfxlloof of 1'li1'1'I'f11lI1vax.l'
VIRGINIA TRULY
Entered from Reagan, '29.
Spanish Club: Blues Chasers Club: Poppy Sale:
Operetta: Acorn Reporter: Scholarship Club.
"TfII'I'I' ix no fl'Ill'I' fmIi'fI'If."
XXIITT WALLACE
Entered from Corkville High, '3 I.
Advertising Manager of OAR.
III' fmx Mm! fIIA'XZHII1.Nlfl7ll' good 7ItlfIlVi", ulmfffi jx
ilxrlf flu' mos! fH'l't'f0IlX gif! lo 1r1I111."
MlI.DREID WALS'fON
Ifntered from Bowie, '29.
Dramatic Club: Essay Club: Poppy Sale:
Acorn Reporter.
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RALPH WALTLRS
Iintered from Hrgg, '29.
Commissioned Other R. O. T. C.: Senior Hi-Y Vice-
President: Class Otiicer: LJAK Staff: Scholarship
Club: Dramatic Club: Essay Club: Latin
Club: Crack Company.
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Iintered from Bowie.
Commissioned OHieer: Physics Club: Crack
Platoon.
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Entered from Sunset, '3 I.
Pen Pal Club.
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LOUISE WHIQRRY
Entered from Cedar Hill, '29,
Library Assistant: Otlice Help: Poppy Saleg
Gym Demonstration.
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l Q RICHARD WHIPKER
Entered from Hogg, '29.
Commissioned Officer, Rifle Teamg Camp Dallasg
Crack Companyg Track.
HSllt'L'l'X5 will be bis, for br' is a faithful worker
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GRACE WILEY
Entered from Bowie, '29.
Scholarship Clubg Poppy Sale, Gym Demonstration
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JESSIE LOIS WILLIAMS
Entered from San Antonio, '30.
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Gym Demonstration.
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CI-IARIES WILSON
Entered from Denison, Texas, ,29.
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Platoong Crack Company.
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Entered from Reagan, '29.
Girl Reservesg Gym Demonstration.
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4B Class
The present 4B class, though rather small, is
one of the most praiseworthy classes in school.
Its officers are Very enterprising, and, under the
direction of Mrs. Minnie Bramlette, sponsor, plan
to accomplish many feats of honor during the re-
mainder of this year.
The 4B class has its share of the Unotablesv of
Oak Cliif, having on the class roll several stu-
dents belonging to the National Honor Society,
and a large representation in the Pan American
League. Tim Welch Was Voted Underclass Fa-
vorite in the Popularity Contest and was also
Captain of the Rifle Team. He, With Elizabeth
Tipps, also a 4B, represented Oak Cliff in the
Declamation Contest.
"How inzpofwzf an' fZ0zn"rx wilboul the xnmv!
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Golden Marguerite
Berry, Velma,
Bibb, Louise
Brannon, Edna Earle
Brasfield, Dorothea
Burba, Blanche
Burdette, Sara Jane
Cendali, Adriana
Cowgill, Ledis
Crosby,
Mayme Franees
Cross, Betty
Crowell, Dorothy
Crowson, Mary
Elmer, Ida Fay
Erwin, Edythe
Erwin, Evelyn
Eyre, Lucretia
Firmin, Emma Allen
Gary, Anna
Griffin, Lucille
Hanna, Louise
Hargis, Sue
Harrison, Juanita
Hetlin, Nellie
Hilhurn, Corinne
Houpt, Tomie
Howard, La Verne
Hughes. Barbara
Huston, Verna
Koch, Doris
Lanier, Athalie
Lowery, Thelma
Mt-Clure. Frieda
Melloupzle, Fern
McDowell, Kathryn
Mt-Entyre, Lila
Maddox, Dorothy
Mitchell, Rc-ha
Lou
Murphy, Gladys
Nt-ihor. Marie
Oliver. Jane
O'Neal, Allison
Patford, Janiee
Peek, Mareelle
Perkins. Virginia
Pierson, Chrystille
Post, Dollie
Reynolds, Helen Louise
Reynolds, Mildred
Srhlinke, Lillian
Sehulz, Katherine
Scott, Claralielle
Fhadday, Dorothy
Small, Mary Helen
Smith, Dorothy
Stroud, Tillie Dell
Taxryxart, Eleanor
Tipps, Elizabeth
Treadwell, Verna
Upham, Georgia
Walden, Viola
VVarren. Novis
Warren, Ruudell
W'elxlJ, Dorothy Lou
Willoughby, Loree
'IB BOYS
Addison, F. VV.
Anderson, Arnold
Anderson, Richard
Barnes, Carlton
Bean, Kenneth
Bennett, Tad
Benton, C. VV,
Brownlow, Eugene
Byrd, Billy
Uampbell, S, P.
Carr. Franeis
Carlton, Bert
Chandler, B. B.
Clark, Harry
Coleman, Granville
t'on1,1leton,.laek
Crosby, J, C.
De Ford. Burniee
Durrett, Dale
Eckrstein, Andrew
Faulkner, Clifford
Foizle, l'. W,
France. Earl
Gee, Thomas
tlood, AlllJ1't'y
Goodwin, Jar-lc E.
Greathouse. Howard
Gresham, Brummire
Gurley, Dabney
Hale. Shade
Hallihurton, Billy
Harris, Calvin
Harris. Nolan
Hendricks, J. P.
lluffer, Robert
Jennings, Grover
Johnson, Lawrenee
Johnson, Philip
Johnson, Charles
Jones, Jac-k
Kast, Norbert
Keeney, Clinton
Knitley, Wilmer
Lee, Lur-ian
Leslie, Henry
Liles. Herrell
Lowe, W. A.
MacGilliory, Gordon
Muirhead, J. L.
Ogden. Taylor
Parker, William
Parr. Henry
Parrish, Billy
Pitt, Earl
Redding. Edwin
Rice. Jaek
Roode, Finous
Roodv, Wiley
Sc-hell, VVilson
Shanks, Ray
Shanks, Reed
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Smith, J. T,
Steindorf, Mike
Stokley. Manson
Tarrant. Mike
Taylor. Rayburn
Tennison, Donald
Terry, Kenneth
Theo. James
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Turner, Fred
Ulm, Forrest
Vann, Cecil
Vantreese, R. B.
VVallare, Carroll
Wallaee, John
Ward, L. G,
Webster, Sam
Vveleh. Tim
VVheeler, .l. B.
Whitaker, Leonar
Whitlow, Jerry
White. Russell
Williams, James
Williams, Raymo
Wilson, Kenneth
Womack, Robert
VVoolf, John
Worden, Emil-rie
Worley, Charles
Wright, Arthur
Zehuer. Bill
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Feezfewell to Seniors
NOW that the time has arrived to part with our
classmates, perhaps forever, We ind the parting
much harder than we had expected. We have
laughed together, cried together, made good
grades together, or perchance failed together, for
four years. We have had our ups and downs, but
we have mastered them all by just being together.
Though some may take the road to the right and
some the road to the left, may We all take that
road which will prove to be the right road for
each of us. It may be We shall meet again some-
where on the cross roads of life and recall the
happy hours of our high school days. Although
in time we may forget each other, may we never
forget the high ideals and aspirations of our high
school days.
"The rlosing cw' of spring will xoon depart,
Will: pain ifs puffing fills my broken heart.
O friend, welll spend lbe nigh! awake anal sing,
For fill ffm' rfay-lvrll xoumfx, it ye! ix Spring!"
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3A Class
The 3A class, under the sponsorship of Miss
Margaret Harris, is one of the largest classes of
the school. It has entered into its last term of the
junior year with zest and enthusiasm, and has
planned to keep the names of the members of its
class high on the rolls of student honors.
This class is especially Well represented in in-
tellectual activities, having a large number in the
National Honor Society and in the Scholarship
Club. That its members are among the most
popular in Oak Cliff is shown by the fact that it
is the proud possessor of three of the underclass
favorites-Janie Large, Best All-Around Under-
class Girl, Imogene Fitzgerald, Underclass
Beauty, and Angelo Piranio, Best All-Around
Underclass Boy.
"My lrisurf' in a grow' fllf' classics lull,
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Adams, Una lfaye
Ardis. Sallie Jo
Arnold, Nadine
Ashley, Dorothy
Barnett, Dorothy
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Hawkins, Berneiee
Hawkins, Margaret
Heim, Madeline
Hickey, J uanita
Higenlxotham, Clara
Bartlett, Clyde Helene Holdridge. Ardys
Basom, Peggy
Beall, Lucille
Bell, Josephine
Bibb, Elizabeth
Boedecker. Jacquelyn
Boone, Lida
Brown, Edythe
Brown, Margaret
Brown, Ovilda
Bryant, Betty Lee
Campbell, No ramae
Chaney, Edith
Cheney, Dorothy
Clay, Lois
Combs, Betty Gail
Crider, Gladys
Crudulb. Mary
Davis, Anita
Dickey. Clarabel
Doughty. Frances
Drake, Peggy
Duncan, Mariraret
Fagan, Lois
Fitzgerald, Imogene
Foster, Elizabeth
Fox, Maurine
Gallagher. Sarah
Gardner, Inez
Gordon, Helen
Goss, Frances
Graves. Willie
Hackney. Darnell
Hall. Dorothy
Hut'l'er, Evelyn
Hufstedler.
Welna Bess
Johnston, Elizabeth
Jones, Oleta
Kattler, Katherine
Keahey, Edith
Knight. Forrest
Knight, Frances
Knott, Monnie Dee
Kich, Doris
Lambert, Patty Ruth
Large, Janie
Lee, Rebecra
Le Villuux, Alice
Lewis, Nathalie
Luckey, Florence
Mallieot, Nadine
Maupin, Patsy
McCollum, Janie
Mc-Combs, Bessie
McCune, Maurine
MeQuarry, Margaret
Mead, Maxine
Miller, Frances
Miller, Nancy
Moody, Margaret
Moore, Josephine
Nelson. Pearl
Orman, Sammy Ray
Patford, Janice
Paris, Carmen
Patterson. Frances
Pierson, Nina Ruth
Quillen. Fairy
Redfearn, Jessie
Roberts, Louine
Sandlin. Ruby Grave
Schmut-ker,
Cecil Louise
Sellers, Vivian
Smith, Mary Edna
Sneed. Glynn
Spillers. Kathleen
Stogner, Lyda liess
Stovall, Juanita
Talbert, Della Mae
Taylor, Mary
Taylor, Pruda
Thompson. Floye
Thompson, Geraldine
Thompson. Lovdia
Turney, Tina
Waldrop, Ruth
Walker, Irene
Walton. Julia
Wherry, Ruth
Wilds, Ethel Ruth
Williams. Elaine
Wilson, Lillian
Witherspoon. Nell
Wood, Geraldine
Wright, Catherine
Youngblood, Jane
CSA BOYS
Adams, Dayton
Anison' Thomas
Amis, J. L.
Atrhley. Bascom
Attt-berry, Leighton
Aubrey. Colburn
Bartlette, Charles
Benson. I. Il.
Ilourn, Joe
Bradshaw, Jimmy
Iiroekschmidt, Fritz
liurclette. Houston
liurdine, Iieathlt-y
Claybourn, Ted
Cleveland, Pete
Cochran. Robert
Cooper, Merrill
Cox, Valter
Crow, Alvin
Dabbs, Robert
Dellett, Frank
llellett, John
Dyer, Dick
Eastham, Henry
Erickson, Javk
Farrar, Harold
Finlan, Owen
Foster, Horace
Freem.an, Charles
Gage. Irwin
Gardner, Jark
Garland, Forest,
Garrison, James
Gentry, Thurman
Germany, Stewart
Gilbert, J. C,
Graham, James
Harkey, Gean
Hamlin. Lyman
Hare, Elbert
Harpold, Clayton
Harrison, Jim
Haynes. Andrew
Heiskell. Jim
Hicks, Ceeil
Hord, John
Humphrey, Jack
Hurt, Robert
Ivie, Clarence
Johnson. Renfrow
Johnson, D, E.
Jones, Ashley
Kennel, Joe
Kilgore, John
Lake. Grant
Lavendar, John
Lewis. Coy
Livingston, Verilt
M1-Cullock, L, N.
MeMains. Alvin
Maas, Henry
Martin, Arvil
Martin. Jerry
Middleton, Bob
Miller, Gordon
Monson, liill
Neal, James
Nelson, L.. B.
Norcross, Bill
Peaeoek, Iiowmer
Peeler, Lawrence
Perkins, William
Piranio, Angelo
Potcet, Charles
Rindy, Russell
Risinger, Wilson
Rogers, Norman
Romine. Coleman
Sallis. Jack
Schlinke, Eldon
St-rugxzs, Frank
Scudder, John
Sims, Lyndon
Smith. Grove
Smythe. Walter
Sneed. Ed
Snyder, Thomas
Stanford. John
Stephens, C. W.
Tarver. James
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3B Clams
With a desire to live up to the traditions of
"Jolly Juniorsf' the 3B class, under the guidance
of Miss Virginia Rootes, entered into its third
year of high school life. They have become one
of the peppiest classes in Oak Cliff because they
have happy memories to look back on, and hap-
pier times to look forward to.
Besides this fun-loving spirit, the 3B's also have
a spirit of seriousness, as is shown by the number
in the Scholarship Club each six Weeks.
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Wilb xtujff in bllllff I croxscd a bridge :md eastward xiruywl.
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Adams, Mary
Akers, Elinor Best
Baint, Dorothy
Beckenbach, Elizabeth
Bigham, Ernestine
Birdwell, Ruth
Bone, Bernice
Borgeson, Vera
Bozeman, Addie Belle
Brant, Dorothy
Calton, Valeria
Cameron, Frances
Carter, Hula Marie
Caywood, Virginia
Cherry, Margie
Childers, Geraldyne
Cole, Blanche
Cole, Lola
Cowgill, Ledis
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De Vaaux, Ca' llia
Doekery, Anna Vivian
Duncan, LaVerta
Dunn, Magarite
Eckstein, Loviey
Franklin, Onelia
Huff, Dorothy Mac
Huffington, Kitty Lou
Hunter, Mary Blake
Keahey, Faye
La Foy, Geneva
Lewis, Hazel
Maples, Ruth
Martin, Eileen
Mason, Delorice
Mt-Bride, Ruby Louise
Mt-Kinney,
Anna Belle
Nevil, Lou
Page, Bernice
Patternostro,
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Patt Geraldine
P' rc ,Catherine
rice, Novie Marie
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Alexander, Derrill
Armstrong, Stilwell
Beck. Roger
Beekham, Charles
Benda, Jack
Bludworth, Charles
Brown, Ed
Burkes, Erman
Cook, Leland
Cook, Rayford
Crabtree, Jack
Donald, C. B,
Donald, William
Dummet, Bob
Elliott, Louis
Epps, Sam
Fr'ele.V. Al
Gfibert. Edward
Roberson, NG eason, Lewis
Virginia Alice 'If'
Robinson, R h '
Sandford, jfine
Sarvis, Be 'f'
Schupbach, arie
Shuffield, Gertrude
Stake, Ida
Straughn, Dorothy
Gresham, Raymond
Guard, Jack
Hagood, Carthyl
Halley, Royce
Hamilton, Earl
Hasselt, Jess
Heath, Edford
Heller. William
Johnson. E. T.
Jones, Carlos
Jones, W. B.
Iiemne, Jewell
Kinney, Jack
Kirkpatrick, H. Il,
Lindley, Swift
McCulley, Cecil
Mc-Gee, Ray
McLane, Alfred
McWhirter, Dwight
Maiden, H. C.
Martin. Windsor
Matthews, Jack
Meers, Elwood
Merriefleld. Daniel
Metcalf, Howard
Nowlin, Clifford
Pebbles, Harry
Rhodes, Virgil
Rook, Clinton
Sergeant, George
Sigerson, Robert
Smith, Leslie
Soloman, Pete
Sprague, Charles
Stanberry, Harold
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Hamilton, Lucille Walravqn, Florence Horton, Millard Thomas, Edgar
Hill, Imogene Ware, Charlotte Hunt, Claude Thomas, VValter
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Although the 2A class is rather large, under
the direction of efficient officers and its sponsor,
Miss Mary Louise Clyette, it is aspiring to be one
of Oak CliiT,s leading classes.
Apparently its members are intellectually in-
clined, as the long list of 2A names that appear
on the Honor Roll each six weeks indicate stud-
ious endeavors on the part of students in this
class. Frank Goerner, president of the Latin Club,
and Dorothy Chapman, a member of the spelling
team, are reasons Why this class should succeed in
upholding Oak Cliffs age-old traditions.
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Arnspiger, Mary .loy
Bailey, Winnell
Baker, Bobbie
Baker, Lorene
Baker. Louise
Barton, Marie
Baufrhman, Ju
Bcntly, Winifred
Berry, Fern
Blaekston, Vera
Booth, Elizabeth
Boyett, Helen
Branom, Clotile
Brewer, Bettye
Burdine, Genell
Calloway,
Mary Frances
Chapman, Dorothy
Choate, E'lsie
Clark, Joyce
Comfort, Louise
Covington, Elizabeth
Cristol. Johanna
Davis, Ravenel
Day. Luey Lee
De Busk,
Velma Pauline
Densmore, Jeanne
Dobbins, Margaret
Dewey, Frances
Donnell,
Charlotte Ruth
Downs, Majorie
Dumas, Beatrice
Duntley, Jeanne
Edmondson, Janice
Edwards, Ruth
Estes, Eunice Marie
Farmer. Opal
Fitzhugh, Don Paula
Fleming, Sara Beth
Fulghum, Alliene
Gatlin, Kathryn
Glover, Elizabeth
Gordon, Peggy
Green, Geneva
Greer, Clydie Myrl
Hampton. Consuelo
Harper, Brunette
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Hieks. Evelyn
Holden, Dorothy
Huekabt-e, Clyva Mae
Huffhings, Mary Bell
Huston,
Margaret Elizabeth
Hutson, Mozell
Jackson, Mildred Ray
Johnson, Lola
Keathly, Doris
Kelley,
Mary Katherine
Kennedy, Dorothy
Kirby, Dorothy
Kirk, Crystal
Lacy, Lorraine
Leach, Violet Mathers
Leeds, Kathleen
Lindsay, Theda
Loveless, Selma
McCanless, Dorothy
MeFall. Jewell
McKay, Betty Jim
McLaren, Vera
Mears. Artclle
Mills, Nadine
Mims, Louise
Morgan. Mary Louise
Morris, Martha Alice
Nall, Sidney Merle
Neal, Wanda
Neff, Yvonne
Newsom, Hazel
Oxley. Billie Frances
Pasley, Doris
Pitt. Loreta
Powers, Laura
Pritchett. Eva Belle
Rasmussen, Grace
Ridlay, Florence
Schell. Mary
Sehmueker, Mable
Ssago, Elizabeth
Sikes, Margaret
Simpson. Mary Mildre
Simpson, Natalie
Skinner, Dorothy
Smith, Yvonne
Snapp, Marynel
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Stephenson. Lila
Stoekard, Elizabe
Taylor, Ava Belle
Taylor, Juarea
Thompson. Mary
Townsen, Evelyn
Townsend, Alice
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VVaddle, Valda Mae
Wall. Virginia Mae
VVard, Sammielu
Watts, Margaret
Weathered, Lou
Wheeler, Rose
Whitler, Ruth
VVilliams, Marie
Williams, Sara
Wilson, Ruth
Wisner. Maxine
Wood, Doretha
Wright, Mary Beth
Yeager, Ruth
ZA BOYS
Allison, Dan
Ai-doin. Frank
Baer. VValter
Barrett, Herbert
Beauduy. Albert
Bell, Ezlgar
Benson, Carl
Bivinss, Gene
Bray, Frank
Brickell, James
Brooks, Charles
Browder. Charles
Burpo, Richard
Butter, Jack
Campbell, Milton
Carpenter, Leverett
Conner, Bill
Cook, Atlas
Cravens, Jake
Cummings. Carl
Carnell, Glenn
David, Doyle
Davis, Gilder
Davis, Joe
Deam, Andrew
Deis, John
De Vaux, Oscar
Dinkins, David
Elliot, Louis
Elms, Tom
Ferguson, Billy
Fresley, Al
Fuller. Frank
Gay, George
Goerner. Frank
Gray, Edward
Guest, Emmett
Gulledge. J, C.
Hall, Jimmie
Ham. R. G.
Hamilton, Bill
Hamilton. Orvillc
Hasha, William
Hicks, Glenn
Honigf, Charles
Horn, Lloyd
Horton, Millard
Hurt, Wilbur
Jackson, Harold
Kearby, Herbert
Kinkel, Herbert
Kinsey, J. H,
Koch, Carl
Lanier, Fred
Lee, Carlton
Lee, Frank
Lileon, Tom
Lindsey, Louree
Littleton, Wilborn
Livingston, Harold
Logan, Bowman
Lollan. J. C.
McAdams. Archie
MeCox:h ren, El lard
MeCoombs, W. H.
Mangum, L. B.
Manning, James
Martin, Arvil
Martin, Duane
Melton, Ben
Morriss, Travis
Munster, Herman
Norred, Talmatre
Ogden, Donalfl
Palmer, Frank
Palmer, J. W.
Parks, Gerald
Perry, Jack
Phillips, Vernon
Pilkington. Murle
Piper, Charles
Pope. Jerome
Price. Leon
Ragle, George
Randolph. Frank
Ritchie, Wilbur
Roberts. J, W.
Rollandin, Albert
Ross, Joe
Rust, Bernard
Rust, Lloyd
Sanford, Basom
Samuels, Joe
Scherer, Robert
Shanahan, Glenn
Simpton, J. D.
Skipword. Raymond
Spence, Edwin
Starling, Norvin
Stephens, Philip
Stevens, Frank
Stokes, Bobbv
Stricklin. Tobe
Stuart, Chancellor
Sturgis, Joe
Tackwell. Melvin
Tanner, James
Theo, Pete
Tidwell, Jack
Tidwell, James
Tracht, David
Turley, Billy
Turner, W. A.
Waite, Bliss
Walker. Lynn
Wall, Eldridge
Watson, Floyd
Whitton, Jerry
Williams, B. S.
Williams, Joe
Williams. Preston
Willis, Billy
Willis, Delbert
Willis, Edwin
Wilson, Calvin
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QB Class
In January the 2B class enthusiastically en-
rolled, satished that they were no longer Fresh-
men, but rather dignified Sophomores. They
early called a class meeting, and under the super-
vision of Miss Rockett elected capable officers to
lead them through the first term of their Sopho-
more year.
The members have been quite active in the
school organizations, and have gained the real
"Cali Cliff Spiritf,
May the 2B's continue to uphold the tradi-
tional spirit of Oak Cliff High, and to be a suc-
cessful class as 2A,s next year.
"Thr oriolux on thc fioufvrizzg lrcvs in wurbling Mir,
Auron flu' smlgy lukx' flow mow-while barons fly.
Our lwarfx arf' all dff1U7l'II I0 such u fu'rff'rt day,
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Albin, Lorraine
Amos, Faith Elaine
Anderson, Helen
Anderson, Ina
Armstrong,
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Bailey. Helen
Bramblett, Helen
Bryant, Alice Beth
Bryant, Marszarct
Cavett, Maxine
Clay, Ceola
Council, Willie Beth
Cowgill. Charlotte
Cathbertsan, Marigold
Dorsett, Maudell
Dunn, Frances
Earp, Helen Marie
Eastham, Margaret
Elliott, Roberta
Evans, Ruth
Fipps, Jewell
Foster, Velma
Fuston, Vivian
Galvin, Patricia
Gannaway, Monette
Gabry, Mariu-
Gexrhardt, Pauline
Good, Helen
Green, Dorothy Lenore
Green, Louise
Grube, Myra
Hamilton, Lois
Hardcastle, Virginia
Hearne, Natalie
Hetherimzton, Ethel
Hill, Virginia
Holbrook, Floyette
Holstrom. Helen
Humphrey, Peggy
Humphreys, Geraldine
lrby, Ruth
Ivey, Novis
Johnston,
Anna Louise
Jordon, Alta Louise
Keith, Catherine
Kelley, Opal Mae
Kelsey, Virginia
Kendrick, Mary
Kilgore, Mary
Kinnamon,
Gurley Hope
Kirk, Carolyn
Knowles,
Mary Elizabeth
Langford, Nettie
Lemburiz, Eva Mac
Lewis, Frances
McCormack,Jeanette-
McGee, Floy
McKinney, Nellie Ruth
Mann, Mary Dee
Martin, Juanita
Maupin, Jane
Mayers, Alice Ruth
Moore, Beulah
Morrow, Minnie Lee
Osborn, Margaret
Peitz, Louise
Phipps, Barbara
Piltman, Lillie Mary
Reeves, Geneva
Reynolds, Bobbie
Roberts, Louise
Robinson, Carol
Rogers, Myrtle
Rollandin, Elizabeth
Sanders, Mary Lillar
Schulze, Geneve
Sherlock, Ruth
Smythe, Nell
Soloman, Alta
Summers, Flora
Toubner, Lois
Tonn, Mildron
Walton, Susie Mae
Whittier, Estelle
Wood. Margarette
Younger, Jeanette
Zli BOYS
Anderson, Wayne
Baueh, Maxwell
Bealmear, Leslie
Birdson, Hobby
Bridges, Windell
Cameron, Howard
Carlisle, Joe
Carona, Anthony
Carrell, William
Carroll, Caree
Cawthron, Leo
Chapman, Leroy
Coffey, Alfred
Couch, Louie
Craven, Donald
Currey, James
David, Leo
Dean, Wayne
Duncan, Gerald
Elliott, Holford
Epps, Raymond
Erlander, Robert
l-flwton, Francis
Ezell, Theo
Fuklin, Pete
Fleeman, Billy
Frensley, Billy
Fudize, R. D.
Gates, Henry Lee
Goode, Dalton
Hanszen, Clyde
Harvey, Harry
Harden, James
Hearne, Vit-tor
Heim, Henry
Herring, Richard
Hilton. Milford
Hiser, John
Howell, Sylvester
Hubbard, Everett
Hughes, James
Hunter, Clifton
lnkte, Doyle
Johnson, Wayne
Killouuh, J. H.
King, Marshall
Lee, J. E.
Lieber, Fred
Linn, Chal
Long, Ray
McCord, Forrest
Monson, Perry
O'C0nnor, John
Osburn, Dodd
Oster, Ray
Peterson. Lamoine
Ray, Robert
Robm-tt, Wilson
Sanger, Kenneth
Scaff, Billy
Schmidt, H, L,
Shull, Henry
Strickland, Jack
Sutton, Howard
Taylor, Michael
Theo, Pete
Thomas, Joseph
Turner, Harry
Waite, Noble
Wakeham. Willian
Walker, Harrison
Watts, Milton
Welch, Orris
Whitter, W. C,
Williams, Edwin
Youmr, Billy
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January found the members of the IA class,
'tufrbulent in spirit, pouring into Oak Cliff High,
Nil 1. Y proud of the fact that they could no longer be
A referred to as "fresh Fish." Miss Abigail Crane
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Allen, Helen
Ard. Mary Louise
Bai lc-y, Mary Fra nccs
Biesil. Mildred
Black. Betty
Blair, Lois Marie
Brantley, Evelyn
Brown, Margaret
Buckley, Juanita
Burleson, Frances
Cagle, Edith
Calder, Alice
Cameron,
Nan Elizabeth
Campbell, Mozelle
Carlton, Marilyn
Chapman, Beatrice
Chapman, Ruth
Chietzverg.
Minnie Leath
Ivey, Novis
Johnson. Doris
Johnson, .lane
Johnson. Mildred
Keahey, Violet
Kennedy. lillen
Kinkel, Catherine
Kerwan, l'atric'ia
Latimer, Nadine
Lent. Dorothea
Livinizston, Lillian
Loring, Dorothy
Lowe, Mildred
McKey, Leta Rose
Maples, Edna Earle
Martin, Juanita
Miller. Dorothy
Miller, Gertrude
Monroe, Louise
Moody, Mary
Mullens, Doris
Churchwell, Ruth Nell Nowlin, Waulen
Clark, Selene
Clay. Ceola
Cole, Oneta
Coleman, Ruth
Cox, Charlotte
Crane, Doris
Crouch, Mary Jo
Dorgan, Lorena Clyde
De Ford, Ruth
Dial, Beatrice
Durham, Mary Helen
Elerson, Maurine
Elkins, Hazel
Elzey, Blanche
Emmons, Elizabeth
Eubanks, Lorraine
Felder, Mary
Felake. Peggy
Fouts, Jacquelyn
Gooden, Doris
Green, Mary Isabel
Griffen, Marjorie
Groves,
Mary Catherine
Hamlette, Alline
Hamilton, Mamie
Hurn, Virginia
Hufstedler, Rebecca
Oliver, Mary
Paekwood, Lillian
Parrish, Adelle
Perkins. Marguerite
Pitts, Elizabeth
Poteet, Margie
Powers, Marian
Purselley,
Dorothy Joan
Randall, Jane
Rau, Frances
Richards, Florence
Richardson, Aline
Robbins. Geraldine
Royerson. Dorothy
Ryan, Louise
Sams. Christine
Samuels, Juanita
Scattino, Dorothy
Shanklin. Willa Dee
Sheffer. Dorothy
Sneed, Lyal
Snyder, Holbrook
Stalcup, Frances
Taylor, Alma
Truly. Mable
Vantrees. Elizabeth
Vernon, Hazel
Wallace, Iris
Walls, lfrarircs
Walton, Nettie
VVebh, Pauline
Webster, Reatriec
Wheatley, Sybil
Willard, Vivian
VVilliams. Pauline
Wilson, Kathryn
VVilson. Mariraret
Wood, Marie
Worden, Marie
Yeargan, Annette
lA BOYS
Adin, Louis
Atkinson, Weldon
Baker, Vincent
Bean, J. W.
Biesel, Harold
Blair, Russell
Board, Wilson
Boland. Arthur
Brackeen, Robert
Brownlow, Earl
Burke, Scott
Burrouizh, Robert
Calder, Henry
Caloway, Clarence
Caple, Solon
Carter, John
Carter, Roy
Casteel, Robert
Click, H, I'.
Comfort, Clifton
Cook, Floyd
Davis, Berry
Davis, Joe
Day, William
Dickey, Stanley
Drees, Fred
Drier, Charles
Dryden, William
Eastus, Harrill
Edmonson, Howard
Elder, Carl
Ellis, Robert
Erickson, Francis
Evitts, Leo
Foley, James
Fowler, Ferman
Gambrell, Leon
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Geiser. Perry
flharis, lddixar
Gharis. Edmond
Girlinilhouso, Gus
Gordon. Clovis
Hamhlc-tt, .lack
Hamilton. Leslie
Hamilton, William
Hanzen, Eugene
Hawkins, Edwin
Hays, Frank
Herd, Burnelle
Herrinfz. J. R.
Hilton, Milford
Howdshell, .l, B.
Hubbard, Billy
Hughes, Kenneth
Humphrey, Buster
Jameson, Billy
Johnson, Monroe
Jones, Billy
Jones. Emrys
Judsrc. Walter
Kerby, Clovis
King, Aldon
King, Curtis
Kinkel, Louis
Knapp, Billy
Knott., Charles Ray
Koch. William
Larkin, Edward
Lewis, Jack
Lineham, M. J.
Linn. Chal
Lovell. R. H,
Loring. Ben
Lytle, Ben
McClun1Z. J, B.
Mr-Donald,
Marvin Vester
McGinnc-ss, Mack
McNutt. Roy
McRarey. Harvey
Mason, Norman
Maynard. Melvin
Miller. John
Mitchell, Ellis
Morrison, Millard
Nolen, D. C,
Orr, Sam
Palmer, George
l'arrish, Philip
Peery. Ralph
Pickett, Waylon
Peters, Wilson
Phillips, lfolyar
Pierce, Elbert,
Pierson, James
Piranio, Anthony
Ray, Sam
Rea, Harry
Redding, Charles
Rhodes, Weltmer
Rife. Tommp
Rook, Duane
Ross, James
Sampson. Charles
Sebastian, George
Sliuh, Thomas
Smith, Charles
Spillers, Jack
Springer, Wayne
Steele, Byron
Steizer, Bob
Sud: ufli. l"lui'ord
Tenney, Rea
Terrell, Tom
Teubner, Wilbur
Thompson, Holmlsy
Thompson, J. W.
Todd, James
Tooilood. Edward
Tuttle, Winfred
Vann, Joseph
Wagner, Frank
Walker, Jack
Wallace, Hartazze
Ward. Bob
Watson. Bert
Webb. Hugh
Westmoreland.
Wallace
Willis, Henry
Wilson, C. F.
Wilson, Melvin
Witherspoon, Leon
Wolf, Bob
Worden, J. W,
Yarxtan. Jess
Yates, Eurzene
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On enrollment clay the 1B's, undaunted by the
fact that they might be called "fish," walked
bravely through the halls of Oak Cliff in an effort
to become properly acquainted with their future
"Alma Mater."
Although quite a number of its members are
rather small, they Ht quite Well into the tribe of
older leopards, and seem to be just our type.
We predict a bright future for this class, and
are anxious to see just what it can accomplish.
"A sacred peach tba! wuxcx green willy lac'awn's dew,
An apricot favored by xun and rlouds are you.
But I, laibixcux, by u stream, for autumn wail,
Nm' blame lbr' turdy mst wind that I blosxom lair."
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Alford, Edgar
Boyd, Lewis
Brundidge, Robe: 't
Byers, Henry
Canning. Harold
Chelitte, Gail
Chitwood, Paul
Churchill, C. W.
Congleton, Bill
Dalton, Porter
Donnell, Riley
Froman, Linton
Garland, Clyde
Hamilton, Clinton
Hanson, Nobert
Harrison, Ben
Harter, Clifford
Hiarter, Clovis
Hill, Albert
Hill, Marvin
Hill, W. D.
Hinton, Charles
Hollingsworth, Hillard
Houston, Robert
Howdeshell, J. B.
Jackson, J. W.
Kempe, Edward
Mandeville, Charles
Maynard. Melvin
MeAuliH, Jack
McCarty, John
Mcilroskey, Byron
McDowell, David
Moore, Charles
Mount, Billie
Nelson, Howard
Norris, Truman
Norton, J. C.
Oliver, George
Olives, George
Overall, Jack
Peeler, Herbert
Pleimiann, John
Reagan. William
Ritchie, James
Roberts, Hadley
Roberts, Woodrow
Robinson, Ralph
Ryan, Randall
Schafer, W. A.
Schulz, Billy
Smith, Henry
Sparrow, Weldon
Springer, Wayne
Steele. Byron
Steger, Bob
Storey, Clarence
Strickland, W. A.
Tyler, John
Watson, Bowden
Whitten, Robert
Williams, Thomas
Willis, Jack
Wilson, Tayman
Winters, Franklin
Wolf. Lee
Wylie. Tom
Yates, Alvin
IB GIRLS
Ables, Lila
Adams, Ruth
Adkisson, Nona Lee
Arnold, Dorothy Dell
Arnwine, Ruth
Beals, Evelyn
Bennett, Marilee
Childress, Gladys
Collier, Nell
Dahlgren, Mildred
Daniel, Rosemary
Davis, Mary Ann
Davis, Mary Louise
Devereux.
Joy Lorraine
Doson, Lorraine
Donald, Peggy
Eades, Helen
Eldridge, Alice
Foster, Mary
Foy, June
Greenslade, Imogene
Hammer,
Helen Elizabeth
Haralson.
Edythe Marie
Hargreaves, Lillian
Harris, Billie
Hartness, Billie Jean
Hawkins, Rose Marie
Hayes, Evelyn
Holland, Rose Marie
Hod, Katherine
Hutson, Bernice
Ingram, Beatrice
Kearley, Marjorie
Kennedy, June
Kerby, Nettie Lou
Kitchin, Zulema
Lake, Muriel
La Rue, Sammye
Leatherwood, Dorothy
Long, Ruby
McBride, Clarine
McCormick, Dorthy
McCoy, Mary Louise
McCulley, Bettice
Maples, Virginia
Martin, Annie Frances
Miller, Lois
Miller, Mary Frances
Murrell, Mary Ellen
Nelson, Dorothy
Ogden, Gene
Parker, Bertie Maye
Randall, Peflgy Gene
Reed, Mary Dee
Roan, Sibil
Robberson, Lurosa
Robinson, Mary Edna
Robinson, Helen Ruth
Saverance, Diana
Sears, Janice
Shadday, Helen Mae
Shrum, Clara Belle
Simmons, Josephine
Sloan, Mary Katherine
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BRODUS SUDDUTH
A member of the Freshman class,
died November 29, 1932
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perfect spelling papers of the city in the Inter-
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Elizabeth Tipps, a member of the 4B class,
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Ruth Waldrop, winner of the senior prize in
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the Better Homes Contest.
Tim Welch scored an oratorical victory in
winning the Boys' Declamation Contest.
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Crouch, Marjorie
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Crowell, Walter
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benent of the disabled veterans of the World War.
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energy, only second plaee was achieved.
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friendly rivals.
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Garrison, James
MAUPIN, HAROLD
BRANCH, TAYLOR
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Linskie, Carlyle
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Graham, James
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Heim, Henry
Heller, William
Hortage, Wallace
Jones, Emrys
Kerby, Clovis
McCord, Forrest
McCord, Milton
MeMains, Alvin
Mills, Jimmie
Munster, Herman
Neal, James
Ogden, Taylor
Palmer, J. W.
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Muirhead, L.
Piranio, Angelo
Green, Norman
Neal, J. P.
Parker, William
Peebles, Harry
Pickett, Waylon
Piper, Charles
Pitt, Earl
Ray, Robert
Serjeant, George
Smythe, Walter
Stokes, Bobby
Terry, Roy
Tarrant, Mike
Waite, Bliss
Wallace, Carroll
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Gurley, Dabney
Byrd, Billy
Harris, Calvin
Jackson, Harold
Ardoin, Frank
Armstrong, Fred
Aubrey, Colburn
Benlnear, Leslie
Beauduy, Albert
Birdsond, Bobby
Bivings, Gene
Browder, Charles
Brooks, Charles
Carrell, William
Burpo, Richard
Cook, Atlas
Davis, Berry
Durrett, Dale
Fleeman, Billy
Peterson, Jack
Peyton, John
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Scruggs, Frank
Starling, Norvin
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Gage, Irwin
Gray, Edward
Guest, Emmett
Hayden, James
Harpold, Clayton
Hendricks, J. P.
Herd, Burnelle
Hurt, Wilbur
Johnson, Renfrow
Kearley, Herbert
Knott, Charles
Logan, J. C.
Manning, James
Martin, Duane
McAdams, Archie
Turner, Fred
Tidwell, Jack
Tidwell, James
MeCnghren, Ellard
Middleton, Bob
Osburn, Dodd
Palmer, Frank
Palmer, George
Parr, Henry
Samuels, Joe
Spillers, Jack
Stricklin, Tode
Tanner, James
Toogood, Edward
Wall, Eldridge
Webster, Samuel
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Richard Wliipkei'
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Robert Starke
Jack Gardner
Charles Johnson
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Tim Welcli QCaptainj
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Wfayland Philley CCOachj
Robert Bogardus
Nat Pinkston
Taylor Branch
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Clarence Darby
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The Oak Cliff rifle team made a fine showing this year by
winning the City Rifle Match. They ranked Hrst in the
Dallas high schools in the Eighth Corps Area Match and
second in the Shoulder-to-Shoulder Match. The team added
many points to the Oak Cliff total for the Efliciency Cup.
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In foofball, track and ofber sports, wlye11vum'
bonofx due-
Yozfll find the 'z'ic'1fo1'5 are tba' boys in suiis of
wlaiff' and bluv.
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fo the sky,
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loyal Oak Clif High?
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Although not copping the championship, the - I, fmwff
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close to the coveted title, losing only by a tied Q K 1
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hard grind, to a hard schedule and to many in- Q T V
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second place in the district race and should again A T y X
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athletes, is rated as one of the best coach-
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ments of football, especially the backfield
and he, unlike some coaches, knows how
to use that natural gift. He appears to
be a hard boiled coach but when one of
his boys gets hurt he becomes a tender,
sympathetic helper. Mr. Noah not only
teaches the boys how to play football but
how to play the game of life. He is a
clean Sportsman and gentleman. May it
be the good fortune of Oak Cliff Leopards
to be under his guidance for years to
COITIC.
W. P. DURRETT, Axxisfanf Coavb
Upon the well experienced shoulders of
Mr. Durrett, the jolly linesman coach, fell
the job of moulding a first class line out
of inexperienced material. This kind of
work suited him exactly and before the
end of the season Oak Cliff had one of
the biggest and most powerful lines in
the District: Mr. Durrett has the ability
of getting the boys to fight to the last
second of the game. The boys love and
respect him because they know that he
is one of the greatest fellows and coaches
in the game.
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JOHN SPRAGUE, Cupfain a11dCf'nfer l
Captain Sprague was easily the power
house of the Leopards line, smearing op-
ponents' plays time after time. He was
unanimously chosen on the official all dis-
trict team and had honorable mention for
the all-state football team. Opponents
learned to fear the heartless powerful
center with the fighting spirit. This is
John's last year for the Blue and White
but where ever he goes to college, he
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"Poison" Ivie to his opponents, but just
Clarence to his friends, was this genial
end of the Leopard eleven. The fact that
he was handicapped by a head injury un-
doubtedly kept him off the ofhcial all-city
team. He was a pass-snatcher De Luxe as
well as a good blocker and tackler.
'Poison" has one more year. Watch him
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Little Bill with his size against him
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was used only as a blocker, but he could
tote the pigskin. He was also a good pass
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plunger. Although small he was a vicious
tackler to which fact many of his oppon-
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"Speedy," the future captain of the
Blue and Wliite, was a tackle that could
cover his position in an excellent manner.
He was a good blocker and tackler. Many
opponents have found out that his smile
is but a mask. "Speedy', should make a
good captain for the team as he has all
the necessary qualities.
WALTER IRVUIN, Guard
"Boots,,' although handicapped by a
broken arm last season came back with a
bang to show the boys how to play guard.
He was especially good on the defense,
being able to charge quickly, as well as
being an excellent interference runner.
This is "Boots, " last year, but he will not
soon be forgotten.
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Although inexperienced, O. C. immedi-
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the team. He possessed the size and the
fighting heart and readily learned the
rudiments of the game. He was a good
tackler and blocker and was always ready
to go into the game and battle for the
team.
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Though exceedingly light in weight for
his position Hal made up the deficiency
in brains and speed. He was a smart
quarterback and was excellent at calling
plays. He was a good passer, kicker, and
open field runner. Much is expected of
him in college.
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Coy, although handicapped by lack of
weight and inexperience, was a fighter
from the feet up. Coy was a shifty pass
snatcher, and he intercepted many passes.
He has one more year, which should make
him a very valuable player.
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Mike was a line end who possessed all
the good qualities necessary for that posi-
tion. His speed enabled him to get down
under punts and his skill in receiving
passes and blocking punts netted the
Leopard team many touchdowns. If it had
not been for a broken shoulder, Mike
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Big Bill, as he was called, did not dis-
grace his name because he played a whale
of a game. Always on the job, always
ready to do his part, and always ready
to laugh was Bill. He was chosen to play
with the squad of Dallas all-city players
and he quickly showed his wares.
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Forney, the Hercules of the Leopard
line, really showed the team that he could
football. He was exceedingly fast for a
big man, blocking several punts during
the season. He always showed the same
Hght and drive and his presence in the
field was always felt. He stopped the op-
posing tacklers with very much force.
GROVER JENNINGS, Guam'
Grover, although not a flashy player,
was a dependable player who fought all
the time and who always got his man. He
was always at his post, as steady as a
stone wall. He was a good tackler and
blocker and an excellent interference run-
ner. This is Grover's last year, but his
fighting spirit will be easily remembered.
FRED CRABTREE, Q11-artcrlaack
Fred came to Oak Cliff from Sunset
High School to show the Sunset team how
to play football. He was an alert quarter-
back who always seemed to know the
right play to call. He was a powerful line
plunger, a good passer, and a fine de-
fensive man.
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"Tubby', was a powerful fullback who
could always secure the yardage neces-
sary for either a first down or a touch-
down. He was exceptionally good as a de-
fensive man who paved the way for the
other Leopard backs. Walter was at his
best as a powerful tackler. This is Walter's
last year, but he will always be remem-
bered by Oak Cliff High.
WILEY Rooms, Guard
Wiley, the good natured boy of the
team, was always ready for a laugh, or
for a football game. He was a rangy,
speedy tackle that seemed to appear from
nowhere to bring his man down. He was
a good blocker and was extraordinarily
good on the defense. Oak Cliff will surely
miss such a good player.
CHARLES SPRAGUE, Guard
Charles, although inexperienced in com-
petitive games, quickly showed that he
was a member of the Sprague family by
stopping everything that came in his di-
rection. He seemed to get a pleasure in
playing opposite his brother in practice.
Charles has two more years and he should
be a sensation next year.
WOODROW QDocj HENSLEE, Halfbnck
"Doc', was the boy with the magic toe.
He had a deadly accuracy in his drop-
kicking. His thirty-two yard drop-kick
against Sunset High, which defeated them
by the score of 10-7 will never be for-
gotten. Besides this gift, he was an excel-
lent punter and passer and he was one of
the best blockers in the city-series race
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game and whose unusual coaching
ability has claimed the attention of
sport lovers. While working with
the Oak Cliff team, he has brought
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LLOYD RUSSELL, Callnfain-Forwanl
Lloyd was the high scorer of the
Leopard team, and Hnished high in
the city series scoring race. He was
mentioned on several all-city teams.
Basketball
Handicapped by lack of experience and material, the Leopard basketball team did not
finish high in the city series race, but the team was always there fighting, and always
made a habit of throwing a scare into the best teams. The lettermen were Hal Linn,
Johnnie Sprague, Lloyd Russell, Doc Henslee, Richard Berry, Clarence Ivie, Walter Crow-
ell and Tim Wfeleh.
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Proving that interest in baseball is not on the
wane in Oak Cliff, approximately fifty boys
turned out for the initial practice work-out. The
nucleus of the team consists of the six principal
players: Lloyd Russell, ace pitcherg Clarence Ivie,
third baseg Walter Crowell, catcher and pitcherg
Hal Linn, sliortstopg and Turner Perry and I. B.
Benson, outfielders.
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Ningedn thirty-three was anot er big year for Oak Cliff Track Team. After winning
several triangular meets the boys came through with a one-half point victory over Wood-
row Wilson to win the City Track and Field Championship. Lloyd Russell and Johnnie
Sprague were the outstanding performers of the teamg Lloyd winning four first places to
be high point man in the city meet, and Johnnie winning two first places and a second.
After capturing the City Championship, the team captured the District Championship,
amassing 33 points to North Dallas', the runner-up, 17 points. Again Russell and Sprague
were the outstanding stars, amassing 18 and 15 points to be high point man and runner-up,
respectively.
Those lettering in Track are:
LLOYD RUSSELL J. E. P1ETzscH JOHNNIE SPRAOUE
First Javelin, 176 ft. 6 inf? Second Pole Vault
First Broad Jump
First Shot
First Discus, 128
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First High Hurdles Mile Relay Team
Mile Relay Team
Those that made points in the City Meet are:
CHARLIE SPRAGUE-Discus MIKE ST1ilNDORFLSl70f
HOWARD GREATHOUSE-440 THURNIAN GENTRYlL0lL' Hurdles
CPIARLIE BIZCKHAN1-IQUIIIJ' CARLOS JONES-Sfmt
MILTON MCCORD-High Jzznzp
Those placing in District Meet are:
LLOYD RUSSELL JOHNNIE SPRAGUE
First Low Hurdles, 25.6'f First Shot
First Broad Jump First Discus
First Javelin First 440
Second High Hurdles
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Willie Clark: "Hello, where have you
been?"
lark Rice: "just got back from a camping
trip."
Willie Clark: "Roughing it, eh?"
lack Rice: "I'll say so! Why, one day our
portable dynamo went off and we had no hot
water, electric lights, ice, heat or radio for
almost two hours!"
RESOURCEFULNESS
We cannot but admire the resource of Pete
Ficklen who wrote down, "On their heads,"
in answer to a question from Miss Harris as
to where the kings of England were crowned,
and a similarly naive reply was given by him
in response to the question, "Explain what
happens when there is an eclipse of the sun,"
when he answered, truthfully enough, "A
great many people go out to see it."
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WHEN IT MOVES
W. L. Lindsey: "Your car rattles dread-
fully. Does it always do this?"
I. P. Neal: "Oh, no-only when it is in
motion."
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AND A-SALTED
Miss Langford Qreading item from Man-
churiaj: "What does it mean here by 'sea-
soned trops,' I-L?"
I. H. Killougb Qimmediatelyj: "Mustered
by the officers and peppered by the enemy."
SOME PITCHER!
Marjorie Crouch fseeing her first ball
gamej: "Isn't our pitcher, Walter Crowell,
perfectly grand! He hits the club nearly every
time he throws!"
HELPING OUT
Miss Haseltine Qto Norman Rogers trying
to buy a ticket to "Chonita"j: "The best
seat I can give you is one in the fourth row."
Norman: "No, I must have one in the first
row."
Miss Haseltine: "All right, go get a fiddle
and I'll put you in the orchestra."
HARD PART
Cleon Poole: "Gwendolyn Harrison has a
very difficult role in the show the Dramatic
Society is giving."
Berriadine Edmonson: "DifIicult? Why,
she hasn't a word to say."
Cleon Poole: "Well, what could be more
BRITAIN'S CAPITAL
"Tell me,'l said Miss Cooper, "where is the
capital of England?"
"Please," replied Margaret McQuary, "I
heard dad say most of it was in America and
Francef,
ONE OR THE OTHER
Miss Ruth Bell: "Why is your handwrit-
ing so bad, Buddy?"
Buddy Brown: "Well, if it was better you
wouldn't like my spelling."
A PERFECT EXAMPLE
Miss Ruffin: "Give me an example of the
fitness of a name to the thing to which it is
applied."
Cecil MeCulley: "An orange, ma'am. An
orange is orange in color, it has the shape of
an orange, the taste of an orange, and it is
really and truly an orange, as its name would
lead you to expect."
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OR A HAMMER
Lovella: "These are the first biscuits I ever
baked. Take your pick."
Mrs. Walraverz: "My dear! Are they as hard
as that?"
THAT REBUKE
Little Mildred fafter watching her brother
eat several big pieces of cakej : "Mamma,isn't
it funny how much larger Forney really is
than he seems to be from the outside?',
YOUNG WEBSTER
Miss Anna Bell: "What is etiqutte, son?"
Marshall Ware: "It's when you have to say,
'No, thank you,' when you really want to say, P
'Gimme some .
SOMETIMES IMITATION
Mrs. Clement: "Do you like antiue furni-
ture?',
Billy Halliburton: "Yes, though it's not
always what it is cracked up to be."
NO SUCH PLACE
Teacher: "Will someone give us an exam-
ple of modern fiction
Elsie Mar' Morrow: "The term 'safety
zone,."
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TRIPLE CONTROL
lim Carnes: "Robert, how many controls
are on your radio set?"
Robert Hemlerson: "Three--papa, mamma
and Anna."
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the boycott an awful coldf'
But now that times have changed somewhat,
Along a different plan,
A dear, with powder on her nose,
Goes out to catch a man.
Miss Harris: "In what battle did General
Wolfe, when hearing of victory, cry, 'I die
happy?"
Billy Bt'ai'h1ini: UI think it was in his last
battlef,
Leighfon Aftelaerry: "Do you think Mr.
Cunyus put enough fire into his lecture?,'
Clofla Tatum: 'IRather, the trouble was he
didnlt put enough of his lecture in the firef'
john Sprague: "My, how fast your heart
beats. It sounds like a drum."
1"rant'r's Hahn: "Yes, that's a call to arms."
Pop Noah: "NVhere do you bathe?'
F. W. Acldison: "In the springf'
Pop: "I didn't ask you when: I asked
wheref,
Ezluxin Roherfs: "What is mistletoe-a
vine or tree?"
Ezl Shaw: "Neitherg it's an excuse."
Sehorn Kilezfr: "Do you like Shakesperean
rolcs?,'
Balh Gajforil: "I donlt know: I never ate
themf,
SENSE AND NONSENSE
Dean fH01lSf0HJ2 "You've got to have a
pull to get ahead."
Broiher Smith: "You,ve got to have a head
to get a pull?
Iiianifa Gibson: "Why is it that good look-
ing men are always broke?'
Chauncey Brown: "What makes you think
I'rn broke?"
Wajilaiid Philley: "I thought surely I heard
the voice of the people calling mef'
Friend: "You must have heard yourself
thinking out loudf,
Farmer Greer: "I guess I can make more
money sticking to my penf,
Mary F. Tirlwell: "Oh, a writer, eh?,'
Farmer Greer: "No, I raise pigs."
Taylor Ogclcfn: "I-Iow about a freckled-
faced girl wearing a polka dot dress leading
a giraffe?"
Willia-iii Keith: "I'm a self-made man, I
amf'
Deane Bell: "Yeah, but you quit too soon."
Miss Bell: "What is heredity?
james Slzircliifant: "Something a father be-
lieves in until his sons begins acting like a
fool?
Margie' Griilahs: "Ralph, there's a motor-
cycle chasing us. Is it a trailic officer?"
Ralph Walters: UNO, worse. Itls the guy
who collects the installments on this carf'
Helen Wfooclvoelz: "What tense is 'I am
beautiful'?'I
Frances Batson: "Past!"
Lorraine Sinifh: "How do you know that
Mrs. Ham is old?"
Fannie Norman: "I heard her say that she
had taught Chaucerf,
THAT KIND OF CAR
Grant Lalzr: "Do you do repairing here?"
Garage Owner: "Yeah, but we don't do
manufacturingf,
FOLLOWING HIS BENT
"What profession is your boy going to se-
lect, Mr. Hamm?"
"I'm going to educate him to be a lawyerf'
replied the father. "I-Ie,s naturally argumen-
tative an' bent on gettin' mixed up with other
people's troubles, an, he might jest as well
get paid for his timef,
PROOF
Mr. Czinjfns: "I heard a new story the other
day. I wonder if I've told it to you?',
Miss Tilley: "Is it funny?',
Mr. Ciinyns: I'Yes."
Miss Tilley: "Then you haven't.',
TRUTHFUL
Mr. Arlamison: "Is your friend, Charles
Worley, in the habit of talking to himself
when he is alone?"
Glenn Tinnin: "To tell the truth, Mr.
Adamson, I never was with him when he
was alone."
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Firestone Accessories
Firestone Spark Plugs
Specialized Lubrication
Cities Service Gas and Oils
Ignition Work
HAWKINS TIRE 85 BATTERY
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jackson and Market Streets Phone 2-1417
RED CROSS PHARMACY
BLAINE BROS.
A PORTION?
"Mary Jean, come here and help me make
this oatmeal. I wish people would write their
recipes so they could be understoodf,
Mary Ivan Thompson: "What,s wrong?"
I-Irlcfn Marie Earh: "Here it says, 'Add one
portion of oatmeal to two portions of water.,
Now, how much is a portion?"
ON SCARECROWS
The farmer from the next farm was boast-
ing about the effectiveness of his new scare-
crow.
"Since I put it upf' he said, "no bird has
ventured withi nhalf a mile of the held. You
can't beat that."
Mr. Campbell, however, was not to be out-
done.
"I can beat it!" he said. "Last week I put
up a scarccrow in my corn field which fright-
ened theb irds so much that one of them
brought back two ears it had taken."
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DALLAS, TEXAS
R. Styles for the Young man
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FROM THE "LOST AND FOUND"
COLUMN OF THE ACORN
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In sincere appreciation of your patronage and your friendship.
Dallas Railway 84 Terminal Company
Parlnvrs in the Growth of Dallas
Grace Crow: "Mrs. Horn, I want to do
something that will draw out the conversa-
tional abilities of my guestsf'
Mrs. Horn: "That's easy. Give a musicalef'
Compliments of
Marvin
Drug Company
BISHOP'S PHARMACY
.,. "W'lu'rc' Oak Clif Traclesv
GRADUATE PHARMACISTS
6-2131 6-2131
GOODMAN CLEANERS
Plant at 402 North Bishop-Phone 9-3211
Branch No. 2 Branch No. 3
201 NorthBeckley 244 West Davis
OAK CLIFF SHOE SHOP
W. M. ADAMS, Prop.
Frm, Sljoz' Slzinr' Gilwl zuifb All
Repair Wrnrk.
206 Cumberland Best in Oak Cliff
NOT ENOUGH TIME
"Did Ivlildred jackson describe her new
evening frock to you?',
"Not completelyg she only spent the after-
noon With mef'
RAINBOW CLEANING CO.
E. E. PRICHARD, Owner
117 West jefferson Phone 9-8760
GOLD SEAL
Dallas' Finest Pasteurized
MILK
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PHONE 7-6526
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DALLAS, TEXAS
LESSON IN STRATEGY
Re11fr0e1o1J11so11 Qstuck in bunkerj : "How
does anybody ever get out of here?U
Mr. Leffwiela: "They usually send the
caddy back to the clubhouse for something."
A NATURE COURSE
Perm' Mc'Dougle fat the 4B-4A partyj:
"What do you think of our scheme of Christ-
mas decorations? It is holly over laurel
leavesf,
101371 Dial: 'KVery good, of course, but why
not mistletoe over yew?"
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Brown Cracker 81 Candy Company
Exclusive Bakers of
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Honey Grdhanis "The Perfeef Soela Cracker"
More than 100 other varieties Als? 3 Comglete Line of -
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WHAT TEXAS TWAKES, MAKES TEXAS
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Alvin Crow: "When I dance with you I
BUSINESS COLLEGE feel as if I were treading on the clouds."
DALLAS, TEXAS , ,
A seasoned, successful experience- of 45 years in 1ose1119me Bell: "Don't be mistaken. Those
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THEY HAVE STOOD THE TEST OVER 45 YEARS
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Sprayers, Insecticides, Poultry Supplies, Rabbit Supplies, Bird Supplies,
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Houston and Commerce Streets
All Photos
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The South's Leading Photographers for more
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DALLAS KANSAS CITY
Prudence Walton said to Virginia Wall,
"How many legs has a sheep?"
"Do you mean a live sheep?" asked Vir-
ginia.
K'What difference does it make?"
"Well, if itis a live sheep, the answer is
four, but if not, it's two, 'cause the front
legs are shoulders of muttonf,
OLD CUSTOMER
"Carleton Barnes is an old customer of
your laundry, is he not?"
Bob White: "Oh, my, yes. Ye've been get-
ting buttons off him for yearsf'
Thomas Gee called the Oak Cliff garage.
"Hello," he said, 'Tye turned turtle. Can
you do anything for me?"
"I'm afraid not," came the sweet, feminine
reply. "You,ve got the wrong number. What
you want is the zoo."
HAS DISADVANTAGES
Mr. Hamilton: "Television will soon be
here."
Tim Wefcb: "Yes, just think what a nuis-
ance it will be to have to shave before you
answer the telephone."
WE'RE BUILDING OUR REPUTATION ON FINE SHOE REPAIRING!
Factory Process Shoe Rebuilding
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MEDICAL-DENTAL BUILDING
Men's Clothing and Furnishings
Ground Floor Medical-Dental Bldg.
Phone 9-37-11
PHILLIPS-TAYLOR
Sc to 51.00 Stores
Invite you to trade with us
All Kinds of Sc to 31.00 Merchandise
121 W'est jefferson Phone 9-S311
I. H. HUNT, Manager
C0mpli1m'11fx of
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Sound . . . .
Equipment
321 NORTH BISHOP AVENUE
Telephone 9-8300
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IN sincere appreciation ofthe patronage and friendship of the entire stud-
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American Beaut Cover Co.
1900-O8 ORANGE STREET
THE COVER ON THIS BOOK WAS PRODUCED IN THIS PLANT
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Mrs. Clfmcnl: "Why not call it 'HomeI?',
Ida Sfffiff Why 'H0me'P', TEXAS SEED st PLANT co.
Mrs. Clfmrnt: "Because there's no place , ,
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