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FOREWORD
To the casual reader who may
turn these pages, this volume will
be just another yearbook with
names and pictures and imperfec-
tionsg to the classmate, it will be
a record more or less complete of
what was to him an eventful year.
It is both of these if Viewed with
the eyes of the mind.
But we hope, as years go by,
our reader will turn the yellow-
ing pages and View them with the
eyes of memory. Then may he
with understanding heart condone
our errors and indulgently pen in
the omitted name.
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D E D I C A T l Q N
To one who has ever given us intelligent advice,
stimulating cheer, and loyal friendslip-Mr. Howell'
Taylor Matthews-We, the staff of 1934, gratefully
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To Qak Cliff l-ligh School
Many things we have learned within your
walls, Oak Cliff High School. As the years come
and go, we may forget who were the Carolin-
gians and what were the results of the Punic
Wars, but We can not forget that the affairs of
nations as Well as of men are controlled by the
law of cause and effect.
Binomial theorems, chemical formulae, French
irregular verbs may all, as far as we are con-
cerned, sink to oblivion, but they Will have left
their imprint on mind and character. If, under
your guidance, we have acquired habits of accu-
racy and application, an appreciation of values,
a respect for another's opinion, an admiration for
truth and honesty, a realization of the necessity
for good health, and a sympathetic understand-
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Board of Education
MEMBERS
OFFICERS
President Viva'-President
DR. DAVID W. CARTER MRS. W. J. ZUMXVALT
STARR ARMSTRONG MR. GABE ALLEN
MAJOR W. J. POWELL MR. L. O. DONALD
MRS. W, A. LEEPER
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Progress in life is proof you are moving upward toward success.
If, as you go to bed at night, you feel that you have added just a
little to your self-improvement during the day, you are making progress
in the right direction. You should be alone from time to time to make
plans for a fuller and more complete life. Do not be afraid to think
and act.
I congratulate you that you are being graduated at this particular
time when our country needs the constructive thinking of each new
citizen. God speed you in making the Oak Cliff Spirit a part of your
lnfluence for proper conduct and good government.
W. H. ADAMSON.
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To Mr. Adamson
Mere words cannot express our love, our ad-
miration, our esteem for you, dear Principal.
You have been a Wise counselor in our troubles,
a constant source of encouragement in our de-
spair, and a joyful participant in our happiness.
For four years we have profited by your advice,
have been spurred to higher achievements by
your inspiration, and have delighted in your
comradeship. For this we express our undying
gratitude and propose . . . Mr. Adamson, the best
friend a student ever had!
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To you, our Faculty, it is difficult to express
our true feelings. We hope, however, that you
will overlook our past misdemeanors, forgive our
apparent ingratitude, and remember only our
sincere appreciation for your unsellish aid and
constant friendship.
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FACULTY
ADAMSON, W. H. .
ADUDDELL, HELEN
ALEXANDER, LAURA . .
ALLEN, HOWIXRD A.
ANDERSON, W. M.
BAKER, NELL . .
BANKER, WANIJA
BARRETT, ANNE
BELL, ANNA .
BELL, RUTH . .
BRAMLETTE, MINNIE .
CABANISS, IDABEL . ,
CAIN, E. M. . .
CAMPBELL, L. E. .
CLEMENT, NELLIE D.
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. French
Librarian
. Mathematics
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Ty peufriting
Public Speaking
. Mathematics
. History
. English
. Mathematics
. . . Clothing
. Com mcrcial Law
Mechanical Drawing
. . . Art
CLEMENT, W. B. . . . Mathematics
- CLYETTE, MARY LOUISE . . . English
COOPER, BERTA .... . History and Civics
CRANE, ABIGAIL . . . . . . . History
CUNYUS, G. G. . Chemistryj
DURRETT, W. P ...... . . History
EISENLOHR, HENRIETT . . . journalism
FRASER, RIPPLE . Home Economics
GILLESPIE, J. . , . Accounting
GRAVES, F NNI ............ Dean
HAMILTON, LU . . ug, . . . . . .' . , . Mathematics
HAMILTON, WILLIAM T. L u-as-.T +v-i-kw--5LJLb-.'-s- . Physics
HAMMOCR, CHRISTINE . ....... . Latin
HARRIS, MARGARET . . . History
HASEI.TINE, MAY M. . . Music
PIESTER, H. B. . . . . . . Manual Arts
HIGGINBOTI-IAM, LORINE . .... . . . Social Science
HOLLOWAY, GERALDINE . ..... Secretary to Principal
4 HORN, HELEN R. . . . English
KENDRICK, MARY . .... . Study Hall
KING, ROBERTA . . . . . Spanish
LANGEORIJ, WINNIE . . History
LANKFORD, NELLIE BLY ..... English
LEFTWICH, L. C. . . . . . Mathematics
MANN, JOI-IN A .... . Commandant of R. O. T. C.
MATTHEWS, H. T. . . . .... Latin
MILLER, HAZEL 771, 245742 . . Shorthand
MORRISON, MARY . . . . Physical Training
NEWEERRY, EUGENIA . . . . Spanish
NOAH, WINTON . . . Mathematics
PATRICK, ANNE ...... . English
ROCKETT, MABEL . . . .If . . . . English
ROOTES, VIRGINIA E ' 'N . ' - . . . Sllanish A
RUFFIN, RUTH E . . . . English
SMITH, R. N. .......... .... M athematics
STRATTON, LILLIA . , . . S ........ Clerk
STOKES, BERNICE . WAssistant in Phggical Training .Y
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TILLEY, EUNICE . Chemistry
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Second Vice-President .
Third Vice-President .
Fourth Vice-President .
Fifth Vice-President .
Sixth Vice-President .
Seventh Vice-President . .
Recording Secretary .
Corresponding Secretary
Treasurer .....
Parliamentarian . .
Historian . . .
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. MRS. L. O. DONALD
. MRS. W. H. BYRD
MRS. J. E. WALRAVEN
MRS. E. B. WILLIAMS
MRS. L. B. JOHNSTON
MRS. C. C. CAMERON
MRS. V. O. THOMPSON
. . MRS. T. A. HORD
. MRS. W. C. WELCH
. MRS. D. C. OLIVER
MRS. C. L. DOUGHTY
MRS. C. S. FITZHUGH
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A vision without a task is a dream,
A task without a vision is drudgery,
A vision with a task is the hope of
the worldf'
During the past year it has been the aim of
the Oak Cliff High Parent-Teacher Association
to stimulate in the hearts and minds of its mem-
bers a new and common interest in the influences
surrounding the youth of today. Through the
program, they have tried to awaken a feeling of
personal responsibility in the home, school, and
community and to stress the relationship each
bears to the other in the life of the child.
They had the vision and the task was at hand.
We are blind until we see
That in the human plan
Nothing is worth the making if
It does not make the man.
Why build these cities glorious
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CFPICERS
- W. F. ULM
L. E. MCBRIDE
- J. I. BEAUDUY
- GUY DEAN
G. C. JENNINGS
- S. A. LACY
- FRANK PARK
C. D. BROWDER
The Oak Cliff High School Dads' Club has had its best year in 1933-34. The mem-
bership is now larger, and its accomplishments have been greater than ever before.
The tennis courts on the school grounds, with accompanying beautihcation, have been
secured through the Club's activities. The cost in this improvement was in excess of
S3,000, and its benefits will be unlimited. The School Board, Park Board, and Federal relief
officials cooperated in the project.
All forms of athletics have been aided. The Club also initiated a move which will
give cheaper entrance to the games played at Fair Park next year.
Considerable relief work has been done in the school. Every case of need found has
been relieved. Books have been supplied all those known to be unable to buy needed texts
or supplements. Other services, such as cleaning and pressing, and hair cuts, have been
supplied.
a The Club has sponsored entertainments of a helpful sort at the school building, and
T ? thereby aroused community interest in the school and in Dads, Club work.
I ,Z Efforts are being made to secure more or better building accommodations for the
if 5' f present large enrollment.
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JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS
Presirlent . ......... . MIKE STEINDORF
Vice'-Pvcfsidenzf . F, W. ADDISON
Secretary . ....... ELIZABETH TIPPS
Sponsors . . MRS. MINNIE BRAMLETTE and MISS ANNA BELL
SOCIAL COMMITTEE
. JOSEPHINE MOORE
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Kenneth Daniel Jack Rice Adrianna Cendalli Lila McIntyre
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Cbairma1z .............. FRANCIS PEERY
Ferne McDougle Dabney Gurley Mary Helen Small Tim Welch
INVITATION COMMITTEE
Cbairvmm . ...... ..... M AIIY HELEN SMALL
Jack Rice Philip Johnson Wilmer Knifeley Dorothea Brasfield
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F. W. ADDISON
Entered from Bowie, '3O.
National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Oak Staffg
Eilieiency Private, '32, One Act Play, '33, Footballg
Trackg Class Officerg Hi-Y Officerg Popularity Con-
testg Crack Companyg Crack Platoong
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The reason girls go to football games and stay
until the curl.
ARNOLD ANDERSON
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Footballg Track, Latin Club, R.O.T.C.
A good nature is the very air of a goozl mind.
DOROTHEA BRASFIELD
Entered from Austin, '30.
Operetta, '32g Peppy Sale, Spanish Clubg Forget-me-
not Salcg Dramatic Clubg Senior Play, '34g
Arorn Staff, Gymboree.
Sweetness aml friemlship shine forth from her face.
TAD BENNETT
Entered from Peeler, '30.
Honor Bandg Oak Cliff Band, Camp Dallas, '31-'SSQ
Rifle Team, '32-'33g State Band Contest, '31, Palace
Band Contest, ,315 Radio Band Contest, '3lg
Orchestra, '30.
Those with musical talent are useful on
many oeeasionsf'
ADRIANA CENDALLI
Entered from Sunset, '32,
Glee Club Officer, Operetta, '32-'33g Stamp Club:
Spanish Clubg Gymboree, Poppy Sale.
A girl you ca11't forget.
B. B. CHANDLER
Entered from Cement City, '32.
As perfect a man as one shall see?
MAYME FRANCES CROSBY
Entered from Sunset, '32.
Poppy Saleg Forget-me-not Sale, Acorn Staff, Dramatic
Clubg Scholarship Club.
All that in woman is adored,
in thy sweet self We fimlf'
TRAVIS CARR
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Small of stature, big in intellect, great in heart.
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Spanish Club, R.O.T.C.g Orchestra.
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Entered from Bowie, '30.
Spanish Clubg Pen Pal Club, Acorn Staffg Gymboree,
Girl's Glee Club, All City Chorusg Music Study Clubg
Art Club.
ffsbe is not conscious of her worth.
,AJ LEOLA DEGEN
Entered from Reagan, '29.
Pen Pal Clubg Dramatic Clubg Latin Club, Acorn
Staff, Gymboree, Poppy Sale.
She leaves 4 lzleusrmt memory in ber wake.
IDA FAY ELMER
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Spanish Club, Pen Pal Club, Pan American League,
Acorn Staff, Scholarship Club, Forget-me-not Saleg
Poppy Sale, Texas Poetry Contest.
The force of her merit makes her way.
EMMA ELLEN FIRMAN
Entered from Sunset, '3l.
Poppy Saleg Forget-me-not Sale, Art Club.
A girl with a knack to :lo everything well.
ANNA GARY
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Poppy Sale, Gymboree.
Hawk quiet for you, self-possession
aml thozightfiiliicsxf'
LUCILLE GRIFFIN
Entered from Peeler, '3O.
Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, Gymboree.
She has that gay and saucy way,
That niulccs us watch her with delight.
HOWARD GREATHOUSE
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '31.
Trackg Senior Play, '34.
i Who conquers me shall fiml a stubborn foe.
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CALVIN HARRIS
Entered from Highland Park, '32.
Spanish Club, Pen Pal Club, Crack Company, Crack
Platoon, Rifle Team, Aviation Club, Commissioned
Officer, Acorn Reporter.
A conceitea' youth with good reasons for his conceit.
VERNA HUSTON
Entered from Hogg, ,30.
French Club, Art Club, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not
Sale, Gymboree, Property Staff of Senior Play, Acorn
Staff.
All the traits that make a worthy woman, beauty
and worth alike, is ber content.
LOUISE HANNA
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Art Club, Girls' Glec Club, All City Chorus,
Operctta, Acorn Staff, Spanish Club, Poppy Sale,
Forget-me-not Sale.
Short am! xwcct, but long in the minzlr of c1feryo11e.
LAVERNE HOWARD
Entered from Sunset, ,30.
Dramatic Club, Cantata, Opcrettn, Class Officer,
Popularity Contest, '30-,34, Pan American League,
Spanish Club, Acorn Reporter, Scholarship Club,
Gymboree, Poppy Sale.
lf ilu? world were iz xtagr, sloeirl play lacr part-
Willy gL'I1lll11r? skill will dramatic art.
CLINTON IQEENEY
Entcrcd from Bowie, '29.
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You woulzl walk a mile to mrut him.
HENRY LESLIE
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Quick of jzcwrptiolz mul ready of wit.
FERNE MCDOUGLE
Entered from Hogg, '30.
Scholarship Club, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club,
Acorn Staff, Class Oiliccr, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not
Sale, Gymboree.
lf'ufr-lx of glowing splemlor and xillzx of brilliant
lustre, were faslaionrd for such a xlacf'
LILA MCINTYRE
Y intvgd Eomicvcgy Pills, California, '3-3.
Senior Play, Battalion Sponsor, '34.
Shu rrnziinlx om' of a zlinzinutiuc Sjranisly Seriorita, or
a Gypsy muirl with llrc gairly of Ronnmy
in lim' heart.
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' 5 DOROTHY MADDOX
iii Entered from Bowie, '31,
Officer Pen Pal Club, Scholarship Club, Dallas-Day
Pageant, Forget-me-not Sale, Oak Staff, Gymboree,
Poppy Sale, L z Award, Inter-Scholastic League
Essay Contest.
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YA!! J. L. MUIRHEAD
,I Entered from Bowie, '30.
Captain R.O.T.C., Operetta, Senior Play,
Dramatic Club.
l Hates neither himself nor the ladies.
MARIE NEIBOR
Entered from Bowie, '30,
Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Gymboree, Acorn
Staff, Scholarship Club.
L!J Graciously grateful and gracefully gracious.
JANE OLIVER
7 Entered from Bowie, '30.
A National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Class Of-
Ecerg Pan American Student Forum, Spanish Club,
Pen Pal Club, Dramatic Club, Poppy Sale, F0rget-me-
not Sale, Acorn Reporter, Girl Reserves.
A tiny witty, rlarling, she.
MARCELLE PECK
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '31.
Oak Staff, Class Officer, Scholarship Club, Oiiicer
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V ' She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with,
P 5 and pleasant too, to think on.
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Entered from Hogg, '29,
Football.
B He would like to be a woman hater but he
hasu't' tba lacartf,
VIOLA WALDEN
Entered from Reagan, '30.
B Senior Play, Dramatic Club.
An irlcal girl with seriousness and humor alike.
Eh S FRANCIS PEERY
Y I Entered from Hogg, '29.
'a :QV Q Hi-Y Officer, Glee Club, Class Officer.
k 5 -- v The word impossible is uot in the dictionary.
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EDWIN REDDING
Entered from Bowie, '30.
National Honor Societyg Scholarship Clubg Class Of-
Hcer Senior Classg French Clubg Hi-Yg Linz Awardg
P.T.A. Awardg Business Manager Oak Staff, '34,
All his stnrlies were a joy to him.
DOROTHY SMITH
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Poppy Saleg Gymboreeg Scholarship Club.
In thy face we see the map of honor, truth and
loyalty.
MoNsoN STOKELEY
Entered from Sunset, '29.
Baseball.
Honest labor bears a lovely facef'
REED SHANKS
Entered from Peeler, '30.
All-City Bandg State Band Contest.
He has a smooth and steadfast mind.
MARY HELEN SMALL
Entered from Hogg, '30.
Girl Rescrvesg Scholarship Clubg Class Officerg Presi-
dent National Honor Societyg Spanish Clubg Dramatic
Clubg Pan American Student Forumg Gymboreeg
Poppy Sale.
She can smile, she can blush,
Anil at either occupation, she is charming?
DOROTHY SHADDAY
Entered from Reagan, '30,
Poppy Saleg Gymboreeg Scholarship Clubg Dramatic
Clubg Linz Bible Awardg National Honor Society.
ln virtues nothing earthly could surpass her.
ELIZABETH JANE TIPPS
Entered from Hogg, '30.
Editor of Aeorng R.O.T.C. Sponsorg Declamation
Contestg Class Ofhcerg Dramatic Clubg Senior Playg
Scholarship Clubg Pan American League.
Not very tall anal really very small,
But fair and sweet and loved by all?
C RAYJBUXEN TAYIIORC Y L C W
Entered in '30,
Senior Hi Yg Arorn Staffg Dramatic Clubg Latin Club.
There is only one proof of ability-action.
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JANE BURDETTE
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Oak Staff, Acorn Staffg Gymboree.
Her beauty is more lban skin deep.
VELMA BERRY
Entered from Hogg, '30.
Spanish Club, Pan American Leagueg Pan American
Pageant, Scholarship Clubg Gymboree, Poppy Saleg
Forget-me-not Sale, Girl Reserves.
It's nice to be natural when youlre naturally nice.
LUCRETIA EYRE
Entered from Reagan, '30.
National Honor Societyg Pan American League, Gym-
boreeg Scholarship Club, Spanish Clubg Poppy Saleg
Music Study Club.
Rich in the qualifies of mind and bead.
J. B. WHEELER
Entered from Brownwood, '31.
Senior Play.
Tall, dark, and bandsomc, the kind girls full for.
JUANITA HARRISON
Entered from Bowie, '30,
Spanish Clubg Acorn Staff, Inter-Scholastic League
Play Contestg Senior Play, ,345 Dramatic Club,
Gymboreeg Scholarship Club.
Her smiling face and dancing eyes
Tell of a bear! pure and happy, a mind clear and
serene.
NELLIE HEFLIN
Entered from Sunset, '32.
Gymboreeg Poppy Saleg Forget-me-not Sale.
A rare combination of oddily, frolic, and fun.
TOMIE HOUPT
Entered from Bowie, ,30.
Her friendliness and gentleness make bar lovable.
PHILIP JOHNSON
Entered from Hogg, '29.
Stamp Clubg Latin Club, Scholarship Club.
His common sense is an indicator of a sound mind.
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Entered from L. G. C. Academy.
Class Oflicer, '34, National Honor Society,
Scholarship Club.
We don't know whether sbe is Irish, but we can
rfourb for a wit that rivals any of the Blarney
Country.
WILMER KNIFELEY
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Basketball, Track, Pan American League,
Spanish Club
He has the fatal gift of eharrnsf'
DoLLY Posr
Entered from Hogg, '30.
Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Poppy Sale,
Forget-me-not Sale.
By ber life alone, gracious and sweet,
the better way is shown.
ALLISON O,NEAL
Entered from Bowie, '29.
Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, Girl Reserves,
Latin Club, Gymboree.
Sweet personality,
Full of rasealityf'
LILLIAN SCHLINKE
. Entered from Reagan, '30.
Latin Club, Pen Pal Club, Scholarship Club, Dramatic
American Student Forum, Oak Staff,
Gymboree, Poppy Sale.
Club, Pan
She is gentle, she is shy,
A But therc's misebief in ber eyef'
ALPHONSO PATTERSON
Entered from J. S. Hogg, '29.
The will to 110, the soul to dare.
MIKE STEINDORF
Entered from Bowie, '29,
Class Officer, President Senior Class, Scholarship Club,
Glee Club, Latin Club, Football, Track, Senior
Hi-Y, Oak Staff.
D KATHERHTIE SYJHDLTZY
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Gymboree, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, Dramatic
Club, Scholarship Club.
Sweetness and friemlsbip shine forth from ber faeef'
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L. G. WooD
Entered from Wichita Falls, 332.
Acorn Staff.
A goozl face is the best letter of 1'l'COIlHIIf'71fltlfi07l.,,
TILLIE DELL STROUD
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Oak Cliff Orchestrag All City Orchestrag Glee Club'
Poppy Sale.
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their teuzpersf'
LOREE WILLOUGHBY
Entered from Reagan, '30,
Spanish Club, Pan American Leagueg Pen Pal Clubg
Dramatic Clubg Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Saleg Gym-
boreeg Class Officerg Inter-Scholastic League Contestg
Oak Staffg Scholarship Club.
Talk is her business and chief delight.
JOHN WALLACE
Entered from Bowie, '29.
Truest courtesy and simple sincerity mark this lad.
VERNA TREADWELL
Entered from Hogg, '50.
Girl Reserves, Gymboreeg Dramatic Clubg Scholarship
Club, Poppy Sale.
H0w'er it he, it seems fo me 'tis only noble
to be goozlf'
TIM WELCH
Entered from Hogg, '30,
Acorn Staffg Oak Staffg Scholarship Clubg Declama-
tion Contest Winnerg Wozencraft Drillg Rifle Team
Captain, Yell Leaderg Camp Dallas, Carroll's Ef-
hciency Cupg Senior Playg Basketballg Underclass
Favoritcg Officer Senior Hi-Yg Lieutenant Colonel.
Born for success, he seems
With grace to win,
Willa hrart to hold.
RUSSELL WHITE
Entered from Hogg, '30.
Glee Clubg Acorn Staffg R.O.T.C.g Cantatag
Scholarship Club.
His bearing suggests the gwitleirznzz
you will fuel in him.
KENNETH WILSON
Entered from Hogg, '29,
Oak Staffg Better Homes Contest.
Almost to all things coulrl he turu his hand.
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Qanuary Classj
Boys '
aniel, Kenneth
Gurley, Dabney
Hendricks, P.
Mills, James
Parker, William
Rice, Jack
Turner, Fred
Williams, Raymond
Girls
Brannon, Edna Earle
Hughes, Barbara
Pierson, Chrystelle
Walton, Prudence
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President . ....... . JIM HARRISON
Vice'-PreSirlc'111f . . JACK GOODWIN
Secretary . ........ JANIE LARGE
Sponsors . . . MIKS. MINNIE BRAMLETTE and MISS ANNA BELL
SOCIAL COMMITTEE
Chairman . . . . ...... . DARNELL HACKNEY
Geraldine Wood William Donald
Jacquelyn Boedeker Billy Parrish
- John Alan Hord
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Chairman . . ....... . . STERLING ELLIS
Evelyn Huffer Fred Martin
Ethel Ruth Wilds Finous Rood
Ruth Waldrop
INVITATION COMMITTEE
Chairman . . . ....... JACQUELYN BOEDERER
' Alice Le Villoux , Ax i Fred Martin
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STILLWELL ARMSTRONG
Entered from Peeler, '31,
Art Club.
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Confidentia1ly, bc's O.K.
DOROTHY ASHLEY
Entered from Hogg, '30.
Gym Demonstration, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale.
Skis good-yet fn11-loving, loo. I
J. L. AM1s
Entered from Peeler, '30.
Scholarship Club, Oiiicer Junior Hi-Y.
Hc's first to clover you in sufccss,
And lust to leave you in distress.
BASCOM ATCHLEY
Entered from Reagan,'30.
Ofhcer in R.O.T.C.g Crack Company, '31, '32,
Crack Platoon, ,32.
Never minzl asking kim for a favor,
His In-art's too big to refuse.
COLBURN AUBREY
Entered from Arkansas, '52.
Chemistry Assistant.
Keep your eye on the goal, lull!
THOMAS ALLISON
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, '30.
Glee Club.
As proper u man as one slaull see.
SALLIE JOE ARDIS
Entered from Peeler, '30.
Spanish Club, Poppy Sale, Acorn Staff, Gym Demon-
stration, Class Officer 1B and 2B Classes.
SlJe's allructivcf, and sbe's willy,
SlJe's stylish and slacfs pretty.
YDOROTVHY BAKER V I
Entered from Sunset, '31.
Operetta, ,32.
S'wcet fI70171IJll11gX unlo lcindesl deeds were
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CARLTON BARNES
Entered from Whitesboro, '30.
This is the hoy who is an ace,
Drives his Ford at a mighty pace.
JACQUELYN BOEDEKER
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Oak Staff, Girl Reserves, Best All-around Girl, '34,
Operetta '33-,349 Gymboreeg Glee Clubg Spanish Club,
Poppy Saleg Forget-me-not Sale, Class Officer, '33g
Library Assistant.
Fife never seen her frowning for she's
giggling all the tinief'
LIDA BOONE
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '33.
National Honor Societyg President Scholarship Clubg
Winner Extemporaneous Speaking Contest,
Latin Clubg Oak Staff.
A perfect woman, nohly planned to warm,
to comfort' and command. ,
BILLY BYRD
Entered from Hogg, '30,
President of junior Hi-Y, Crack Co., '33, Competi-
tive Company Drill, Company D, '33, Radio Club,
Crack Platoong Camp Dallas, '32-'33g Scholarship
Clubg French Club.
His personality has carried him far into the
hearts of his fellow students.
OPHELIA BATES
Entered from Bowie, '30.
reeg Art Clubg Oak Staff.
friendliness and gentleness
her lovable.
MAHOTA BARKER
Entered from Bowie,,29.
Staif, Art Club, Forget-me-not Sale, Poppy
aleg Gymboree, Library Assistant, Spanish Clubg
Poster Club.
Beauty is a quality of the heart.
DOROTHY BARNETT
Entered from Hogg, '30.
League, '33g National Thespian Club,
President of Dramatic Club, '33g Vice-President of
All-City Chorusg Social Chairman of Dramatic Club,
11-,349 Secretary Art Club, '33-'54g Oak Staffg Poppy
Saleg President of Girls' Glee Club, '32g Gym
Demonstrationg Operettag Senior Play.
If music he the fruit of lone, play ou-
give me excess of it.
LOUISE BIBB
, Entered from Waco, '31.
Dramatic Clubg Gym Demonstrationg Poppy Sale,
Acorn Stag.
There's nothing ill can dwell in such a temple.
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ELIZABETH BIBE
Entered from Waco, '31.
Spanish Clubg Pan-American Student Forumg Poppy
Saleg Forget-me-not Saleg Gymboree.
Elizabeth is as nice as she can be,
With not a fault that we can see.
PEGGY BAsoM
Entered from Hogg, '30.
Scholarship Clubg Gymboreeg Art Clubg French Clubg
Dramatic Clubg Girl Reservesg Poppy Saleg Pan-Ameri-
can Pageantg Operettag Cheer Leaderg Riding
Clubg Oak Staff.
Here's to the girl with a heart and a smile
That makes this life of bubbles worth while.
EDITH CHANEY
Entered from Arkansas, '32.
Dramatic Clubg Scholarship Clubg Girl Reservesg
Poppy Saleg Forget-me-not Saleg Acorn Staff.
just one of life's little jokes,
But one of the best of them.
JOE Foiuzsr BOURN
Entered from Reagan, '30,
Scholarship Clubg Soccer Teamg Baseball Team'
Tennis Team.
He who is good is happy.
GLADYS JAYNE COAN
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '33.
She put the 'Glad' in Gladys.
DOROTHY CHENEY
Entered from Greenville, '32.
Acorn Reporterg Poppy Saleg Pan-American Pa t
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Gymboreeg Poppy Saleg Acorn Staffg Forget-me-not
Sale.
A great lover of history but she gets her
dates mixed?
MERRILL COOPER
Entered from Reagan, '30,
Acorn Reporterg Tennis Team.
Here was a mang when comes such another?',
GRANVILLE COLEMAN
Entered from Texarkana, '31,
Footballg Baseballg Trackg Hi-Y.
He does not carry pleasure to excess.
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ALVIN CROW
Entered from Reagan, '3 0.
Crack Company, '31, '33, Crack Platoon, '32, Class
Oflicer 2A, 2B, Acorn Reporter, Non-commissioned
Oiiicer.
He came, he saw, but he was conquered by
a pair of blue eyes.
GLADYVSQ MAE CRIDER
Entered from Trinity Heights, '31,
Sponsor of Company D, Acorn Reporter, Poppy Sale,
Forget-me-not Sale, Gymboree.
Gold may, he mixed with base metals,
But it remains pure gold.
Lois CLAY
Entered from Bowie, '30,
Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, President
Blues Chaser Club, Gymboree, Musical Reviews,
'30, '31, Cantata, Pan-American Pageant, Pan-Ameri-
can Student Forum, Operetta, Spanish Club, Officer
Public ,Speaking Class, Poppy Sale, Glee Club, Linz
Award, Dallas Day Pageant, '33, Riding Club.
Earth's noblest thing, a woman perfected.
FRANCES DOUGHTY
Entered from Peeler, '30.
Gymboree, Spanish Club, Officer Dramatic Club, Sec-
retary 2A Class, PoppyiSale, Pan7American Forum,
Acorn Reporter.
Modest, simple, and sweet:
just the zypc of Prieillaf'
PEGGY DRAKE
Entered from Highland Park.
Spanish Club, Pan-American Forum, Girl Reserve,
Gymboree, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, Operetta.
So modest halflher worth is not lznouiinf' ' 7
JOHN DELLITT
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, '30,
Glee Club, Spanish Club, Baseball, Football, Track,
Tennis Team, Golf Team, Scholarship Club.
His pleasing appearance makes one -want to talk
to himf' H ..
CLARIBEL DICKEY ,
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Officer National Honor Society, Interscholastic League
Contest, Publicity and Assistant Advertising Manager
of Oak, Class Officer, President Pen Pal Club, '33,
Gymboree, Winner in Poppy and Forget-me-not Sales,
Scholarship Club, Co-Chairman of Latin Club,
Latin Banquet at Hockaday.
On studies most her mind is bent,
A book she had, whereier she went.
ANITA DAVIS
Entered from Carlsbad, '31.
Girl Reserves, Art Clubr,- Poppy Sale, Dramatic Club,
Gymboree.
lt is gentle manners that appear so irresistible
in women.
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DICK DYER
Entered from Reagan, '30,
R.O.T.C. Crack Company, Crack Platoon, Competi-
tive Company Drill of Company D.
You can't keep a good man down.
MARGARET DUNCAN
Entered from Bowie, '30
Spanish Club, Pan American League, Girl Reserves,
Dramatic Club, Poppy Sale, Gymboree, Arorn Staff,
Scholarship Club. A
Her cheerful disposition attracts everyone.
JACK ERICKSON
Entered from Highland Park, '32.
President Stamp Club, Senior Hi Y,
Crack Company, '32-'33-'34.
I know thee as a man of many thoughts.
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Entered from Sunset, '32, ps!!
Girl Reserves, Scholarship Club, Drarntic Club, Gym-
boree, Oak Staff, Linz Pin, Linz Bible Award, Officer
Dramatic Club, National Honor.
When one penetrates that veil of reserve,
Oh! what a surprise.
IMOGENE FITZGERALD
Entered from Reagan, '30,
President of Art Club, President of French Club,
Scholarship Club, Underclass Beauty, '33, Senior
Beauty, '34, Gymboree, Oak Staff, '33, Editor of Oak,
'34, Pan American Pageant, Linz Award.
Tall and stately as a queen,
Gracious and lovely is Imogene.
,HAROLD FARRAR '
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Track, Glee Club, Dramatics, Public Speaking.
It isn't so muah the amount you say, but
it's the amount of things you do.
LOIS FAGAN
Entered from Sunset, '3l.
Spanish Club, Poppy Sale, Dramatic Club, Gymboree,
Pan American Forum, Acorn Staff.
She's timid and sweet,
But hard to beat.
HORACE FOSTER
Entered from Hogg, '30.
-HonorJ3and, --'32-'33s Camp 'Dallasy' '31-'33', Stat? YY
Band Contest, '31, Palace Band Contest, '31, French
Department, Radio Band Contest, Commissioned
Oiiicer, '33-'34. ' ,
Be sure your path points upward,
there's always room at the top.
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CLIFFORD FAULKNER
Entered from Reagan, '30
Crack Company, '31, Crack Platoon, '31-'32, Non-
commissioned Officer.
He does what is proper in the station in which he is.
ToM FUSSELL
Entered from Winnetka, '28
The joy of youth and health his eyes display.
WILLIE GRAVES
Entered from Roger Q. Mills, '3l.
Canta a, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, Girls' Glee
, Acorn Reporter, Gymboree, Mixed Chorus.
She has a gentle disposition.
JACK GARDNER
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Scholarship Club, Stamp Club, Wozencraft Team,
Rifle Team, Radio Club, Commissioned Officer, '33-
'34, Spanish Club, jr. Hi Y, Library Assistant, Camp
Dallas, Crack Company Crack Platoon, Acorn Re-
porter, Band, '33.
To be-rather than to seem.
HELEN GORDEN
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Gymboree, Acorn Reporter, Scholarship Club, Pen
Pal Club, Girl Reserves.
She's sane, serious, sensible, and sweet.
JAMES GRAHAM
Entered from Reagan, sso.
Spanish Club.
Quiet dignity marks his way.
STEWART GERMANY
Entered from Phoenix, Arizona, '30.
Scholarship Club, Crack Company, Crack Platoon.
Friendly and liked by all.
IRWIN GAGE
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Football Letterman, Baseball, Basketball, R.O.T.C.,
' Crack Company.
Weighcd in the balance, and found not wanting.
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INEZ GARDNER
Entered from Sunset, '31.
Scholarship Club, Gymboree, Poppy Sale, Acorn Staff,
Pan American Pageant, Forget-me-not Sale.
Winsome, chic, and eoy,
Laughing and full of joy.
SARAH GALLAHER
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Scholarship Club, Latin Club, National Honor So-
ciety, Gymboree, Orchestra, Operetta, Cantata,
Mixed Chorus.
'She has one of the hardest things to acquire in this
world-self reliance.
MARGARET HAWKINS
Entered from Peeler, '30.
Scholarship Club, Latin Club, Winner of junior Spell-
ing Contest, ,3l, Gymboree, Secretary Girl Reserves,
'33, Vice President Girl Reserves, '34, Linz Bible
Award, Oihce Assistant.
Of winning speech endearing, kind,
The lorfeliest pattern of a feminine mind!
DARNELL HACKNEY
Entered from Roger Q. Mills, '31,
Girl Reserves, Popularity Contest, '34, Cheer Leader,
Officer in Pan American Student Forum, Poppy Sale,
Gymboree, Art Club, Pan-American Pageant, Forget-
Me-Not Sale, Spanish Club, Scholarship Club.
The jolliest, happiest sort of a girl and a
friend to everyonef,
GEAN HARKEY
Entered from Arkansas, '32.
Acorn Staff.
Friendly and full of fun,
Gean is loved by everyone.
JOHN ALAN HORD
Entered from Hogg, '30.
Commissioned Officer R.O.T.C., Crack Company, Pen
Pal Club, Latin Club, Radio Club, Aeorn Reporter,
Crack Platoon, Camp Dallas, '31-,32-'33.
And from his traits there is hound to emerge
a conquering personality?
NOLAN HARRIS
Entered from Tech' 31.
Band, Honor Band, Radio Band, Acorn Reporter,
Salesmanship Club, State Band Contest.
Titles of honor add not to his worth?
WELNA BESS HUFSTEDLER
Entered from Peeler, '30.
Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, Spanish
Club, Pan Americarr Student'Forum, Cabinet Oiiicer
Girl Reserves, Gymboree, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not
Sale, Pan American Pageant, P.T.A. Prize, '32,
Linz Bible Award.
And still they gazed and still the wonder grew,
That one small head could carry all she knew.
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EVELYN HUFFER
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Scholarship Club, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale,
French Club.
Welcome ever smiles, and farewell goes out sighing.
ELBERT HARE
Entered from Peeler, '30.
Noncommissioned OHicer, Camp Dallas, '31-'32, Crack
Company, '33, Spanish Club.
Candor is the seal of a noble mimlf'
CLYDE HAWK
Entered from Reagan, '30,
Poppy Sale, Gymboree, Home Economics Club, Forget-
me-not Sale, Acorn Staff.
My own thoughts are my companions.
JIM HARRISON
Entered from Hogg, '30,
R.O.T.C. Crack Company, '32-'33-'34, Dramatic
Club, Officer R.O.T.C., 4B Class President, Latin
Club, One-Act Play Contest, '33-'34, National Thes-
pian Club, Scholarship Club, 4A Class President,
Business Manager Oak, '34, President of Museum,
Senior Play, '3 4.
Our president-jirst in activities, first in scholarship
and first in the hearts of his classmates.
Wy, BERNEICE HAWKINS
E!! Entered from Peeler, '30.
nt, 11,
f c ol rship Club, Latin Club, Gymboree, Officer Girl
Rese ves, '32-'33, President of Girl Reserves, '34, Linz
Bible Award, Office Assistant, Orchestra, Glee Club,
National Honor Society, Acorn Staff.
6 Nothing is rarer than real goodness.
KITTY LOU HUFFINGTON
4 Entered from Bowie, '31.
Scholarship Club, Latin Club, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-
not Sale, Gymboree, Library Assistant, Acorn
Reporter, Operetta.
A favorite with many as well as onef'
OLETA JONES
- Entered from North Dallas, '31.
Glee Club, Latin Club, Gymboree, Girl Reserves,
I ' Cantata, '32-'33, Mixed Chorus.
A merry heart is welcome anywhere.
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' Entered from Bowie, '30,
-S , pa Club, Crack Company, Winning Crack
E, T Q Platoon R.O.T.C.
NB A life of honor and worth
' T fx Hath no eternity on earth.
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RENFROW JOHNSON
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Golf Team, '31-,32-'33-'34, Editor of Acorn, Non-
commissioned Oiiicer, Scholarship Club, Art Club,
Tennis, ,34.
A willing worker-zz man of few words.
JACK JONES
Entered from Reagan, '30,
Honor Band, All-city Orchestra, R.O.T.c. Oflicerg
Dramatic Club, Salesmanship Club.
He was not u chip of the old block, but the
old block itself.
CHARLES JOHNSONY
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, '3O.
Rifle Team, Rifle Match, Camp Dallas, Pan American
League, Crack Company, Acorn Reporter, Crack
Platoon, Spanish Club, Non-commissioned Officer of
R.O.T.C.
Wo1zld that tlaere were more 'like him.
ELIZABETH JOHNSTON
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Spanish Club, '33, Pan American Student Forum,
Gymboree, Poppy Sale, Pan American Pageant, Dallas
Day Pageant, Oflicer Public Speaking Class.
A truer friend could not be found.
ASHLEY. JONES
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Officer of 1A Class, Officer of 4B Class, Spanish Club,
Scholarship Club, R.O.T.C. Oilicer, Camp Dallas,
'31-'32, R.O.T'.C. Crack Company, Winning Crack
Platoon, Dramatic Club, Salesmanship Club.
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He is a careful stuzlent-cureful not to overwork.
GROVER JENNINGS
Entered from Reagan, '29.
Football, '32, Glee Club, Baseball, '32,
Acorn Reporter.
He does well, and does his best.
JOHN KILGORE
Entered from Peeler, '30,
Crack Company, Acorn Staff, Ouk Staff, Non-com-
missioned Officer in R.O.T.C.
A superior man is modest in speech, but excels
in his uctiousf'
KATHERINE KATELER
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, '30.
Gymboree, Poppy Sale, D:amatic Club.
For her heart is ever like the sea,
Ever open, brave, and freef,
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EDITH KEAHEY
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Gymboree, Poppy Sale, Girls' Glee Club, Cantata, '33,
Operetta, Arorn Staff.
Another reason why gentlemen prefer blondes.
FRANCES KNIGHT
Entered from Bowie, '30.
ppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, Gymboree, M. T. L
Club, Art Club, Oak Staff, '33-'34.
She has a spirit still and bright,
With something of angelic light.
MONNIE DEE KNOTT
Entered from Hico, '33.
Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Orchestra.
Sueress will be hers,
For she is faithful in all things.
Doius KocH
Entered from Hogg, '30.
Gymboree, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Acorn Staff,
Scholarship Club, National Honor Society.
Cheerfulness is the sunny ray of life.
W. A. LOWE
Entered from Forney, '29.
Football, '31, '32, '33, Basketball, '31, '32, 33, Track,
'32, '33, Student Business Manager Football Team, '33,
Pan-American League, French Club, Library Assist-
ant, Student usiness Manager Basketball Team, '33,
. opularity Contest, '34.
T ge for worry, too noble for anger, and
0 hd permit the presence of trouble.
K NATHALIE LEWIS
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Gymboree, Secretary 3-B Class, Poppy Sale, Forget-
me-not Sale, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Scholarship
Club, Pageant, '33, Arorn StaE.
There's none like her-none,
But thafs all right, one is enough.
JANIE LARGE
Entered from Reagan, '33.
ZA, Girls' Glee Club, Best All-Around Underclass Girl,
'33, Battalion Sponsor, Secretary 4A Class.
girl, '33, Battalion Sponsor, Secretary 4-A Class.
At the balls of the gay nineties, she would have
been a belle-but as a modern maid she goes
over just as well.
AGATHA LANDRY
Entered from N. T. A. C., '33.
et-me-not Sale, Dramatic Club, Captain of
Girls' Baseball Team.
Is she ever serious?
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ALYCE LEVILLOUX
Entered from Reagan, '30.
President 1B Class, Sponsor Band, '32, '33, Lead in
Operetta, '32, Scholarship Club, President Girls' Glee
Club, '32, '33, Gymboree, Operetta, '34.
A miniature of loneliness.
JIM LUNDY
Entered from Bowie.
Football, Baseball, R.O.T.C.
A human dynamo of energy and a genius
for fricnds!9ip.
HAZEL LEWIS
Entered from Peeler, '3l.
Scholarship Club, Spanish Club, Poppy Sale, Forget-
me-not Sale, Gymboree, Library Assistant,
Acorn Staff.
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tere Sudset, '32,
St p , 2 ' , Operetta, '33, Athleti , .
r e wears without a buise
T grand old name of gentleman.
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BILL MONSON
Entered from Reagan, '30,
Captain in R.O.T.C., Camp Dallas, '31, Crack Com-
pany, '31, '32, '33, Crack Platoon, '32, Best-Looking
Cadet in Oak Cliff High, '32, Spanish Club, '31,
Officer Junior Hi-Y, '31.
f'Quality and not quantity is my matter.
PATSY MAUPIN
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Poppy Sale, Forget-Me-Not Sale, M. T. I. Club, Latin
Club, Gymboree, Acorn Staff.
Fun-loving and unassuming is Patsy.
ARVIL MARTIN
Track, Spanish Club.
He's our all-round good fellow.
FRED MARTIN
Y Entered frona Liriden High Schcol, '30.
National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Officer 2B
Class, Vice-President Boys' Glee Club,
fOperetta, '34.
A cheerful disposition is a most enviable possession.
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1- Entered from Reagan, UO.
Gy oreeg Dramatic Club, '33g Poppy Sale.
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Entered from Hogg, '30,
' Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, Gymboree, State Fair
Pageant, '33.
Good nature and good sense must ever join.
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FRANCES MILLER
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Spanish Club, Pan-American League, Girl Reserves,
Gymboree.
Bonny, blithe and a'cl7011air.
MAUREEN MCCUNE
. Entered from Reagan, '30.
Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, Dramatic Club,
' Gymboree.
A merry soul with a wise mimi.
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Entered from Bowie, '30,
Orchestra, '31, '32, '53, Gymboree, Scholarship Clubg
Dramatic Club, Ofhce Assistant, Oak Staff.
You are all we lbougbt you to Ire-lovable
and sweet. '
PEARL NELSON
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Gymboree, Pan-American Student Forumg
Spanish Club.
Not only goorl, but good for something.
Q RUBY NIVENS
Entered from Coyle, Oklahoma, '33.
-- A BILL NORCROSS
Entered from Bowie, '30.
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Entered from Reagan, '30, if
Latin Club, Acorn Reporter. K
One who never turned his back,
But marched breast forward.
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Entered from Sunset, '32. h XX
Gymboree, Poppy Sale, Latin Club, Scholarship Club,
National Honor Society.
How doth the little busy bee
Improve each shining hour?
ANGELO PIRANIO
Entered from Mills, 730.
Latin Club, Spanish Club, Captain in R.o.T.c., His-
tory Club, President of 2B, ZA, 3B Classes, Winner
of Popularity Contest, '33, Camp Dallas, '31, '32, '33,
Acorn Reporter, Crack Company Drill, '33, Most
Eiiieient First Sergeant in '33.
Life is a jest and all things show it,
I thought so once, and now I know it.
FRANCES PATTERSON
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Gymboree, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, Latin
Club, Operetta, Pan-American Pageant.
Always charming, that's how she wins her way.
BILLY PARRISH
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Captain R.O.T.C., Student Business Manager of Acorn
in '33, Crack Company, '31, '32, '33, '34, Student
Editor of Listening Post, '33, Operetta, '34.
He radiates good cheer and happiness.
CHARLES POTEET
Entered from Troup, Texas.
Hi-Y, '34, French Club.
His truest wealth flows in his veins, he is
a gentleman.
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BOWMAR PEACOCK
Entered from Reagan, '30.
He rloeth well who zloelh his besl.
MABLE LOUISE PALNLER
Entered from Tyler, '33.
Girl Reserves.
Here's io Mable, with eyes of blue,
Fair, lovely, and winsome, too.
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STANLEY PATTON
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Editor of Acorin, '33, Student Business Manager of
Senior Play, Dramatic Club, Pen Pal Club, Winner
Dallas Public Schools Opera Contest, Oak Staff,
A great boy that knew not that he was greatf'
FAIRY QUILLIN
Entered from Hogg, '30.
Gymboree, Poppy Sale, Invitation Committee, Acorn
Staff, Oak Staff, Riding Club.
If silence is golden, as they say,
What' a fortune she lays up each day!
COLEMAN ROMINE
Entered from North Dallas, '32.
Senior Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Crack Platoon, '32,
Oflicer 3A Class, Commissioned Military Ofhcer,
1 e Team, '32-'33.
Jaw naughty and yet be nice.
f2Giv ds, expert advice,
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Entered from Reagan, '29.
Boy's Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Athletics, Operetta.
'31-'52-'33-'34, WinnerQf Play Scholarship, National
Thespians, One-act Play Contest, Ticket Sale Winiier.
No storm ever ruffled the current of bis life.
LOUINE ROBERTS
Entered from Sunset, f31.
Pan American Student Forum, Dramatic Club, Spanish
Club, Scholarship Club, Art Club: Gymboree.
Because of ber sweetness she is a favorite
with everyone. J,
HOWARD RICHARDSON
Entered from Fannin, '30,
R.O.T.C., Senior Hi-Y.
Real worth and merit never pass 1t!1l'l'lUt1fl,Utl.H
FRANK SCRUGGS
Entered from L. G. C. Academy.
President of History Club, Spanish Club, Dramatic
Club, Camp Dallas, '32-'33, Winning Crack Platoons,
'32-'33, Crack Companies, '32-,33, Commissioned
Officer R.O.T.C., Pen Pal Club, Scholarship Club.
Ala, you flavor everything, you are the
vanilla of society.
GROVE SMITH
Entered from Reagan, '30.
' nln ack Platoons, Aviation Club, R.O.T,C.,
History Club.
' lf-L'd1ljridL'11Cf:' is the first requirement of
human greatness.
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JOHN SCUDDER
Entered from Winnetka, '29.
Banking Assistantg R.O.T.C.
We mark not that you won or losl, but how you
played the game.
RUBY GRACE SANDLIN
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Gymboreeg Poppy Saleg Forget-me-not Saleg Girls' Glee
Clubg Cantatag Band Sponsor, '32-'33.
Her winning smile is the key to her
many friendships.
KATHLEEN SPILLERS
Entered from Peeler, '30.
Dramatic Clubg Gymboreeg Poppy Saleg Forget-me-
not Sale.
Eyes are windows of fbe soul.
THOMAS SNYDER
Entered from Sunset, 31.
A boy of worth and ebaraelerf'
JUANITA STOVALL
Entered from Peeler, '30.
Gymboreeg Poppy 'Saleg Forget-me-not Saleg Aforn
Staffg Office Assistant.
Here's a dear, a true, industrious friend.
' VIVIAN SELLERS
Entered from Sunset' 31.
Gymboreeg Scholarship Clubg Spanish Clubg Pan
American Student Forumg Dramatic Club.
A little maid of modesty with an ever-ready smile.
GLYNN SNEED
Entered from Hogg, '3O.
Dramatic Clubg Gymborecg Poppy Saleg Forget-me-not
Saleg Acorn Staffg French Clubg Bible Course.
She will mee! life squarely and conquer it.
CECIL LOUISE SCHMUCKER
Entered from L. G. C. Academy.
Gymboreeg Poppy Saleg Forget-me-not Saleg Scholar-
ship Clubg Dramatic Clubg Pen Pal Clubg Latin Club.
To be a keeper of books she intends,
But best of all, she's a keeper of friends.
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Entered from Bowie, '30.
Dramatic Club, Latin Clubg Poppy Saleg Acorn StaH.
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They are never alone, that are accompanied with
noble thoughts.
LOVDIA THOMPSON
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Poppy Saleg Spanish Club, Gymboree.
She is u first rate girl in all respects.
KENNETH TERRY
Entered from Grand Saline, '32.
R. O. T. C.g Honor Bandg Spanish Clubg Athletics.
IS-gzncth is u man through and through?
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V' ' Entered from Reagan, '30.
Pan American Student Forum, Gymboree, Orchestrag
Acorn' Reporter.
She loves to live,
She lives to love.
MARY TAYLOR
Entered from Peeler, '29.
Dramatic Club, Orchestrag Gymboree.
We may truthfully say 'Oh what a girl was Mary.'
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Entered from Bowie, '30.
Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Orchestra, R.O.T.C.g
Honor Bandg Spanish Club.
Fm not handsome but I'll declare I have a
distinguished look.
WILEY ROOD
Entered from Reagan, '29.
Football, '32-'33g Track Team, '32, Art Clubg Basket-
ball Team, '32-'53.
A versatile and clever boy of the very best sort.
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Football, '30-'31, Golf, '33-'34.
e's a typical blond but not light headed.
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LILLIAN WILSON
Entered from Hogg, '30. ,
Scholarship Clubg Spanish Clubg Acorn Staffg Gym-
boreeg Linz Awardsg OfFicer Girl Reservesg Dramatic
Clubg Bible Course, Pan American League.
She wills to do, and docs.
GERALDINE Wooo
Entered from Hogg, '30. ,L
Scholarship Club, National Honor Societyg Spanish
Club, President of Pan American Student Forumg
Oflicer Dramatic Clubg Officer Scholarship Club,
Orchestrag Gymboreeg Linz Awardsg Acorn Reporte
Cantatag Operettag Library Assistantg Poppy Saleg
Spelling Contest.
Oak Clif will be lacking a sunny disposition and a
cheerful smile when Gerry leaves.
EUGENE WORDEN
- Entered from Bowie, '30.
R.O.T.C.g Crack Companyg Boy's Glee Clubg Mixed
Chorusg Operetta, '33.
If you must graduate, we bid you best luck.
CATHRYN WRIGHT
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '31,
Sponsor of Companies A and D, '32-'33g
Assistantg Dramatic Club, Lead in 34?
Girls' Glee Club, '33.
Full of pep and bubbling with joy. '
NELL WITHERSPOON ,
Entered from Sunset, '31.
Scholarship Clubg Gymboree.
A contented spirit is the sweet of existence.
. JERRY WHITLOW
Entered from Kansas, '3l.
Band, '32-'33-'34g Spanish Clubg Acorn Reporterg
Oflicer History Club.
Life is all loo short to spend the time in studying.
ETHEL RUTH WILDS
Entered from Hogg, '30.
National Honor Societyg Scholarship Club, Girl Rc-
servesg P.T.A. Award, ,315 Dramatic Clubg Orchestrag
All City Orchestrag Pen Pal Clubg Gymboree, Christ-
mas Playg Latin Clubg Linz Awards, Spelling
Contest, '33.
Her beauty of character has won the admiration
of all ber associates.
RUTH WALDROP
Entered from Washington, D. C., '32.
Oicer Pen Pal Clubg Dramatic Clubg Girl Beseryesg
National Honor Societyg Winner Interscholastic Essay
Contest, '345 Winner P.T.A. Scholarship Award, Win-
ner Better Homes' Essay Contestg French Clubg
Scholarship Club, Assistant Editor to Acorn.
None knew ber but to love ber,
None named her but to praise.
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NADINE ARNOLD
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '32,
Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, Acorn Staff, Gym
Captain.
She is most fair and thereunto
her life doth rightly harmonize.
ROBERT E. DABBS
QM ' Entered from Peeler, '30,
Camp Dallas, '3lg Honor Band, State Band Contest,
'3lg Palace Band Contest, Radio Band Contest.
His heart is filled with music.
BETTY GAIL CooMBs
Entered from Reagan, '3l.
Acorn Reporterg Pan American Pageantg Girl Reserves,
Poppy Sale, Gymboreeg Officer Riding Club.
'Tis yours to mix in polished courts
And shine in fashion's annals.
' ANDREW ECKSTEIN
Entered from Technical, '30.
A kind and gentle heart he has,
to comfort friend and foe.
FRANK DELLITT
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, '30.
Spanish Clubg Baseball Team, Soccer Team.
Few things are impossible to diligence and skill?
JOSEPHINE BELL
i Entered from Reagan, '30.
r Leader, Band Sponsorg Poppy Saleg Forget-me- 7
not Saleg Gym Demonstrationg Acorn Reporter,
Operetta.
All compliments to her are trite,
She has adorers left and right.
BETTE LEE BRYANT i
Entered from Bowie, '30,
Art Clubg Poster Clubg Scholarship Clubg Gymboreeg
Officer French Clubg French Playg Acorn Reporterg -
Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Saleg Riding Club.
She is a maiden, therefore may she be woocdg
She is a maiden, therefore may she be won.
STERLING ELLIS
1 5 Entered from Corsicana, '33.
holarship Clubg Speaking Contest. 1
7 , 'H xendship has the power to soothe affliction '
' ,z ' ' in the darkest hour.
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P. W. FOGLE
Entered from Trinity Heights '30,
Hi-Y, '30.
As a man thinks, so sis.
RUTH HUBBARD
Entered from Sue Bennett College, ,33. Q
Glee Club. 'X
lVe saw her charming but we saw not half the charm
her modesty eoncealsf'
FRANCES Goss
Entered from Arkansas, '30.
Gymboreeg French Club.
One of those quiet lassics who is known and loved
for her principles?
ARVARD GOODSON
Entered from Grand Prairie, '33.
A companion that is cheerful is worth gold.
ANDREW HAYNES
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '33.
A man good without pretenseg
Blest with good reason and sober sense.
CLARA HIGGENBOTHAM
Entered from Trinity Heights, '30.
Dramatic Club, Poppy Saleg Forget-me-not Sale,
Tennis Team, '32g Gymboree.
1 live on the sunny side of the street?
HELEN HAMILTON
Entered from Sunset, '31.
Gymboree, Dramatic Cluhg Latin Club,
Scholarship Club.
Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul.
CECIL HICKS
Entered from Reagan, '30. I4 l
Scholarship Clubg Baseball Team.
His wit can drive dull care away.
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DOROTHY LEE HALL
Entered from Reagan, '31,
Member of Girl's Glee Club, Poppy Sale,
Forget-me-not Sale, Latin Club.
My way is to begin with the beginning.
JIM DAVE HEISKELL
Entered from Hogg, '30.
Camp Dallas, ,32-'33, Honor Band, Spanish Club,
French Club, Non-commissioner Officer in Band,
Dramatic Club, Acorn Reporter, Public Speaking,
State Band Contest.
The secret of success is constancy of purposefi
MARGARET MOODY
Entered from Sunset, '31.
Acorn Staff, Gymboree, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not
Sale, Spanish Club, Pan American League, Oak Staff.
A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge.
JOE KENNEL
Entered from Reagan, '3O.
Honor Band, Oak Cliff Band, Scholarship Club.
The fourth wise man.
JOHN STANFORD
Entered from Peeler, '30.
Stamp Club, Oak Staifg Officer Stamp Club.
He thinks before he acts.
D Entered from Forest, '33.
Scholarship Club.
Quiet as a mouse, sincere, inrlustrious,
VL, '
And with a head set squarely on her shoulders.
NORMAN ROGERS
Entered from Bowie, '30,
Cheer Leader, President 1A Class, Camp Dallas, '30-
'31-'32-'33, Crack Company, ,32-'33, French Club,
Spanish Club, Crack Platoon, '31-32, Lieutenant
R.O.T.C., Scholarship Club.
None but himself can be his parallel.
KENNETH RIDDLE
,Entered from Bartlett, Tennessee, '33.
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' ts reward is in the doing.
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TINA TURNEY
Entered from Kaufman, '30.
Dramatic Club.
Quiet ami fair with winsome air.
ELDON SCHLINKE
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Crack Company, '32-'53, Crack Platoon, '32-'33,
Non-commissioned Oflicer of R.O.T'.C.,
Scholarship Club.
He has the habit of looking on the
bright side of things.
JAMES TARVER
Entered from Sunset, '31,
'The mind is the standard of the man.
JAMES WILLIAMS
Entered from Sunset, '3l.
The mildest manners with the greatest niindf,
ROBERT WOMACK
Entered from Reagan, '29,
A quiet boy but an enjoyable companion.
RUTH WHERRY
Entered from Reagan, '30.
Oak Staff, Art Club, French Club, Gymboree.
I have been with the rest of them,
But Ruth is the best of them.
ELAINE WILLIAMS
Entered from Bowie, '30.
Scholarship Club, '30-'31, Girl Reserves, Spanish
Club, Gymboree, Bible Course, Linz Award, Pan
American League, Poppy Sale.
Elaine the fair, Elaine the lovable,
Elaine the lily maid of O. C. H. S.
ARTHUR WRIGHT
Entered from L. G. C., '30.
Scholarship Club, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club,
R.O.T.C., Camp Dallas, Crack Company, Winning
Crack Platoonsg Noncommissioned Oflicer, History
Club, Vice-President 4A Class, Acorn Staff.
Every man has his faults and honesty is his.
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-H E IIRITZ BROCKSCHMIDT
' Entered from Bowie, '30.
, President of National Honor Society, Vice-President
Scholarship Clubg President of 3A Classg Rifle Teamg
Dramatic Club, Advertising Manager of Oak Staff.
A man of sterling worth,
Of deeds ratfaer than words.
JANE YOUNGBLOOD
Entered from Peeler, ISO.
Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, Spanish
Club, Orchestra, Gymboreeg Linz Award, Acorn Re-
porter, Poppy Saleg Oak Staff.
f Dignity consists not in possessing honors,
But in deserv' them. '
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1 Entered from Corsicana, Texas, '29,
I Dramatic Club, Operetta, '33g History Club, '29, Oak
Staff, '34g Spelling Contest, '34.
A wise man makes more opportunities than be jindsfl
JACK GOODWIN
Entered from Rosemont, '29.
junior Hi-Y, R.O.T.C.g Vice-President of 4A Class,
Arorn Reporter.
Ability wins the esteem of the true man.
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Entered from Bowie, 130.
Camp Dallasg Junior Hi-Yg Senior Hi-Y, Camp Dallas
x Efficiency Awardg Crack Company, Rifle Team, Cap-
tain, High Point won in '34 City Match.
rn Manners make the man.
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SENIORS NOT IN PICTURES
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Boys
q Adams, Dayton Freeman, Charles Kast, Norbert Millican, Leroy
V- ' Armer, Ray Gee, Thomas Livingston, Verile Smith, T.
Attebury, Leighton Halliburton, Billy Maas, Harry Stephens, C. W.
Gzr s
Crowell, Dorothy
2 Benson, I. B.
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Seniors, Farewell
When we leave you, Oak Cliff High School
To take up the march of men,
Our lives will be fraught with duties
And we may not come again.
But as the years pass onward
And we harbor friendships new,
Our thoughts will oft turn, dea
To classmates fond, and you.
Then we shall take this volume
To turn its pages o'er
And live again in memory
Those happy days of yore.
Sweet memories are the truest,
For they will live for aye,
So we bid you, then, in parting,
Not farewell, but just good-bye
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OFFICERS
President - - - - CHARLES SPRAGUE
Vice-President - - Roy KINNAN
Secretary - - - CARLOS JoNEs
Sponsor - - - M1ssMARGARETHARlus
The present 4B Class, in spite of its small size is well known to every-
one in the school because of the character which its various members
have revealed me past, and the hard work which they have done for the
school, aswell as for themselves. T T T f f f' f f f
This class has entered its senior year with several high aims. It wishes
to get all the possible enjoyment out of its last year in the Alma Mater,
while maintaining at all times the traditional senior dignity. It wishes to
make a lasting record in athletics, scholarship, and other phases of
school life.
The 4B Class boasts of a distinguished membership, including repre-
sentatives in the Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, and Pan-
American'League. Charles Sprague, Clarence Ivie, Carlos Jones, and Roy
Kinnan are outstanding in athletics. Foster Parker and Cecil McCulley
have won prizes for scholarship. Wanda Neal has represented the school
in extemporaneous speaking. With these and other hard-working mem-
bers, the 4B Class looks forward to a bright future.
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Bartlett, Charles
Beckham, Charles
Bennett, Tad
Bludworth, Charles
Brown, Ed
Burks, Erman
Cook, Leland
Cook, Raymond
Faulkner, Clifford
Gentry, Thurmond
Guard, Jack
Hailey, Royce
Hamilton, Earl
Harpold, Clayton
Heller, William
Hilburn, Aubrey
Hill, Cecil
Holden, Preston
Honig, Charles
Hurst, Sidney
Ivie, Clarence
Johnsorh E. T.
Jones, Carlos
Kinnan, Roy
Kinney, jack
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Lewis, Coy
McCulley, Cecil
McDaniel, Jack
McGee,Ray
McLane, Alfred
Maiden, H. C.
Martin, Windsor
Mathews, Jack
Meers, Elwood
Middleton, Bob
Parker, Foster
Peebles, Harry
Rhodes, Virgil
Sallis, Jack
Sergeant, George
Smith, T.
Sprague, Charles
Stanberry, Harold
Stricklin, Tobe
Suter, Francis
Terry, James
Thomas, Edgar
Tidwell, jack
Vantreese, R. B.
Young, Sam
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Adams, Mary
Qgrers, Eleanor B.
aker, Dorothy
Barker, Mahota I
Beckenbach, Elizabeth
Birdwell, Ruth --
Boyle, Margaret
Brant, Dorothy
Cameron, Frances f
Caywood, Virginia
Childers, Geraldine
Clayborn, Methyl
Cole, Lola
Crudup, Mary
Davis, Sophia Lee
Duncan, LaVerta
Dunn, Marguerite
Fleming, Sara
Franklin, Onelia
Gharis, Bonna Dell
Green, Fern
Hall, Dorothy
Hamilton, Lucille
Howell, Rose Marie
Huckabee, Clyva Mae
Huff, Dorothy Mae
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Lee, Rebecca yi'
McBride, Ruby Louise
McKinney, Anna Belle
Mallicott, Nadine
Maples, Ruth
Martin, Eileen
Maupin, Patsy
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Mary Emma
Patton, Geraldine
Pierce, Katherine
Randall, Sue 63,
Sandford, Ernestine ,af
Sarvis, Betty 3
Shuffield, Gertrude
Stanley, Letia Mary Q?
Stogner, Lyda Bess
Stone, Odessa
Straughn, Dorothy rf
Townsend, Alice
Truly, Mary Frances W '
Walraven, Florence if '- - .
Walton Julia
Ware Charlotte
Watkins Beulah
Wood Bertha
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President . . . . . . CARLTON LEE
Vice-President . . HERBERT BARRETT
Secretary . . . BOBBIE BAKER
. H. L. KIRKPATRICK
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Social Chairman .
Acorn Reporter
Sponsor . . . . . . . . . Miss VIRGINIA ROOTES
The 3A class, under the sponsorship of Miss Virginia Rootes, finishes
its junior year with its customary enthusiasm and promises much success
in the senior year.
This class is one of the largest in school and is well represented in the
Scholarship Club and in the National Honor Society. It is also one of the
most popular in school, since it has had chosen from it the undgaclass
beauty, Kathleen Leeds, and the best all-around underclass boy, H. L. Kirk-
patrick. The 3A class is also the proud possessor of the Interscholastic
League Spelling contest winner for three years, Dorothy Chapman. The
class has contributed much to the support of the school as an institution,
and is cooperating with Mr. Adamson and the corps of teachers to the
best of its ability.
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Barr, Lewis
Barrett, Herbert
Beauduy, Albert
Bivings, Gene
Browder, Charles
Butler, Jack
Carpenter, Leverett
Cook, Atlas
Crabtree, Jack
Cravens, Jake
Cummings, Carl
arnell, Glenn
avis, Doyle
Davis, Gilder
Deam, Andrew
nny, Donald
D Vaux, Oscar
Dinkins, David
Dunklin, Don
Fuller, Frank
Garrison, James
Gilbert, Edward
Gleason, Lewis
Goerner, Frank
Gige, J. C.
Guest, Emmett
Hagood, Carthyl
Hall, Jimmie
Hamilton, Bill
Hamilton, Orville
Heath, Edford
Hicks, Glenn
Hood, James
Humphreys, J ack
Hurt, Wilbur
Jackson, Harold
Jones, W. B.
Kearley, Herbert
Kelty, Albert
Kinkel, Herbert
Kinsey, J. H.
Lanier, Fred
Lee, Carlton
Lee, Frank
Lewis, Jack
Lindsey, Lauree
Littleton, Wilburne
Livingstone, Harold
Logan, Bowman
McAdams, Archie
McCulloch, L. N.
McLaren, Thomas
Mangum, L. B.
Maynard, Harry
3 A Class
Sturges, Joe
Tackwell, Melvin
Tanco, Edwin
Tidwell, James
Tracht, David
Turley, Billy
Turner, W. A.
Walker, Lynn
Wall, Eldredge
Wallace, Clifton
Watkins, Watt
Watson, Floyd
Webster, Sam
Melton, e W illiams, B. H.
Merri v L P 2 1 illiams, C. L.
H . . y Williams, Joe
-' .. 1' man Williams, Preston
n , red Willis, Billy
n - , Donald Willis, Delbert
' a mer, Frank Willis, J. E.
Kirkpatrick. H. L.
Koch, Carl
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Palmer, J. W.
Parks, Gerald
Phillips, Vernon
Pickett, Waylon
Pilkington, Murle
Piper, Charles
Pope, Jerome
Price, Leon
Price, Thomas
Ragle, George
Randolph, Frank
Richards, Burt
Rindy, Russell
Roberts, J. W.
Rollandin, Albert
Rust, Bernard
Rust, Lloyd
Samuels, Joe
Sanford, Bascom
Scherer, Bob
Sigerson, Robert
Simpson, J. D.
Smythe, Walter
Sneed, Ed
Stephen, Phillip
Stokes, Bobby
Wingfield, Jim
3A Girls
Amos, Grace
Arnspiger, Mary Joy
Bailey, Winnell
Baker, Bobby
Baker, Lorene
Baker, Louise
Barton, Marie
Baughman, Julia
Berry, Fern
Booth, Elizabeth
Boyett, Helen
Branom, Clotile ,
Brewer, Betty
Burdine, Genell
Callaway,
Mary Frances
Canada, Elizabeth
Chapman, Dorothy
Clements, Alta Mae
Choate, Elsie
Clark, Joyce
Cole, Blanche
Cooper, Frances
Covington, Elizabeth
Cristol, Johanna
Crapp, Christine
Cuthbertson
Marigold
Davis, Ravenel
De Vaux, Camillia
Dobbins, Margaret
Donnell,
Charlotte Ruth
Duntley, Jeanne
Eckstein, Lovicy
Edmonson, Janice
Edwards, Ruth
Farmer, Opal
Fitzhugh,
Donne Paula
Fulghum, Alleen
Gaskill, Frankie
Gatlin, Kathryne
Gleason, Barbara
Gordon, Peggy
G1'een, Geneva
Greer , Clydia Myrl
Hampton, Connie
Handford, Mary Ann
Harrison, Sue
Hicks, Evelyn
Holden, Dorothy
Huifine, Mary Bell
Huston, Margaret
Jackson, Mildred
Johnson, Lola
Kelley,
Mary Katherine
Kennedy, Dorothy
Kirby, Dorothy
Lacy, Lorraine
La Foy, Geneva
Langford, Nettie
Leach, Violet
Leeds, Kathleen
Lewis, Katherine
Lindsey, Theda
McDonald, Norma
McLaren, Vera
Mansfield, Jewel
Maupin, Jane
Mayers, Alice
Mills, Nadine
Morgan, Mary Louise
Nall, Sidney
Neal, Wanda
Neff, Yvonne
Newsom, Hazel
Ozley, Billie
Pitt, Loreta
Pritchett, Eva Belle
Randall, Mary Sue
Reynolds, Bobbie
Ridley, Florence
Schell, Mary
Schmucker, Mabel
Sikes, Margaret
Simpson,
Mary Mildred
Simpson, Natalie
Smith, Yvonne
Snapp, Marynel
Stake, Ida
Stephenson, Lila Bess
Stockard, Elizabeth
Talley, l'nez
Tate, Flo
Taylor, Ava Belle
Taylor, J aurea
Thompson,
Mary Jeanne
Venable, Wilona
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Wall, Virginia '
Ward, Sammielu
Watson, Edna Earle . -
Weatherred, Lou '
Wheeler, Rose ,Q
Whitter, Ruth .f
Williams, Sara - 'ig i
Wilson, Ruth 1 Q 2 '
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OFFICERS
President - ---- ANNA LOUISE JOHNSTON
Vice-President - - - - CHAL LINN
Secretary - - - - - LOUISE M1Ms
sponsor - - Mlss MARY LOUISE CLYETTE
The 3B Class, under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Louise Clyerre, has
entered into school activities with zest and entmisigmiillhef are Vgy
studious and full of ambition, and they have many members on the
Scholarship Club.
The 3B,s are earnestly striving to maintain the highest possible stand-
ing in Oak Cliff and to uphold the renowned Old Oak Cliff Spiritf'
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Allison, Dan
Baugh, Maxwell
Bealmer, Leslie
Birdsong, Bobby
Board, Wilson
Bray, Frank
Carlisle, Joe Pat
Carona, Anthony
Carrell, William
Cawthorn, Leo
Coffey, Alfred
Couch, Louie
Davis, Leo
Dean, Wayne
Duncan, Gerald
Elliot, Louis
Elliot, Holford
Epps, Raymond
Ewton, Francis
Ezell, Theo
Fleeman, Billy
Fudge, R. D.
Goode,,Dalton
Grimes, Tommy
Ham, R. G.
Hayden, James
Hearne, Victor
Howell, Sylvester
Hubbard, Everett
Hughes, James
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Killough, H.
Leiber, Fred
Linn, Chal
Long, Roy
McCord, Forrest
Osburn, Dodd
Peterson, Lamoine
Robnett, Wilson
Scaff, Billy
Shull, Henry
Singleton, Tommy
Sloan, Howard
Sutton, Howard
Taylor, Michael
Turner, Harry
Wakeham, William
Walker, Harrison
Welch, Orris
Whitten, W. C.
Williams, Edwin
Wright, Jack
Wright, Lloyd
Young, Billy
Zethrane, Roy
3 B Girls
Albin, Lorraine
Amon, Faith
Anderson, Ina
Bailey, Helen
Bennett, Julia Beth
Bramlctt, Helen
Bryant, Alice Beth
Bryant, Margaret
Cavett, Maxine
Cheek, Dorothy
Council, Willie Beth
Dorsett, Maudelle
Earp, Helen Marie
Elliot, Roberta
Gary, Marie
Green, Dorothy
Green, Louise
Grube, Myra
Hamilton, Lois
Hamblett, Alline
Hearne, Natalie
Hetherington, Ethel
Hill, Virginia
Holbrook, Floyette
Holstrom, Helen
Humphreys, Peggy
Humphreys,
Geraldine
Irby, Ruth
Johnston,
Anna Louise
Jordan, Alta Louise
Keith, Kathryn
Kelsey, Virginia
Kendrick, Mary
Kilgore, Mary
Kinnamon,
Gurley Hope
Knowles, Mary
Lemberg, Eva Mae
Lewis, Frances
McCormack, Jeanette
McGee, Floy
McKinney,
Nellie Ruth
Marsh, Sue
Martin, Juanita
Mason, Marie
Mims, Louise
Moore, Beulah
Morrow, Ninnie Lee
Neal, Edwa
Osburn, Margaret
Peitz, Louise
Phipps, Barbara
Roberts, Louise
Robinson, Carol
Rollandin, Elizabeth
Sanders, May
Schulze, Nell
Solomon, Alta
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Tonn, Mildron -
Walton, Susie Mae '
Whitter, Estelle .'
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OFFICERS
Presideni . . . . BEN LYTLE
Vice-President . BEATRICE CHAPMAN
Secretary . . MARION POWERS
Spcmsor . Miss MABEL ROCKETT
The 2A class, though not so latge pumber, excels in
class spirit, scholarship, and school loyalty. Although We have
not as yet done anything that merits the attention of the
school, We hope to do so in the near future.
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Baker, Vincent
Blau, J. W.
Blair, Russell
Bridges, Windell
Broadbent, Robert
Brownlow, Earl
Burrough, Robert
Calder, Henry
Calloway, Clarence
Cameron, Howard
Campbell, Gene
Campbell, Milton
Caple, Solan
Carroll, Caree
Carter, James
Carter, John
Casteel. Robert
Click, H. F.
Cook, Floyd
Cooper, Warren
Currey, James
Davis, Berry
Davis, Joe
Dickey, Stanley
Drees, Fred
Drier, Charles
Dryden, William
Eastus, Harrill
Edmonson, Howard
Eilder, Carl
Ellis, Robert
Evitts, Leo
Fowler, Ferman
Frost, Stanley
Geiser, Perry
Gharis, Edgar
Gharis, Edmond
Girlinghouse, Gus
Gordon, Clovis
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Hamilton, Leslie
Hamilton, William
Hansen, Fred
Hanszen, Clyde
Hanszen, Eugene
Hargiss, Norvelle
Hawkins, Edwin
Hays, Frank
Herd, Burnell
Herring. J. R.
Hodge, Elbert
Hubbard, Billy
Hughes, Kenneth
Jameson, Billy
Johnson, Monroe
Jones, Emrys
Judge, Walter
Kerr, Dee
King, Aldon
Kinkel, Louise
KnaDp, Billy
Koch, William
Lewis, Jack
Linehan, M. J.
Loring, Ben
Lytle,Ben
McClunxr, J. B.
McDonald, M. V.
McGuiness, Mack
Mason, Norman
Miller, John
Minter, Filmore
Mitchell, Ellis
Morrison, Millard
Nolen, D. C.
Northcutt, Bellmont
Orr, Sam
Parker, Roy
Parrish. Philip
Peery, Ralph
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Peters, Wilson
Philips, Colyar
Pierson, James
Piranio, Anthony
Pollack, Leland
Randle, James
Ray, Sam
Rea, Harry
Reams, Jack
Redding, Charles
Rhodes, Weltmer
Roberts, J. W.
Ross, J axnes
Sanger, Kenneth
Sebastin, George
Simpson, Basil
Sligh, Thomas
Smith, Charles
Spillers, Jack
Springer, Wayne
Stephenson, Harry
Stewart, Walter
Sawyer, Herbert
Teubner, Wilbur
Thompson, J. W.
Todd, James
Toosood, Edward
Tuttle, Winfred
Vann, Joseph
Watson. Bert
Webb, Hugh
Allen, Edith
Allen, Helen
Ard, Mary Louise
Bailey, Mary Franc
Brantley, Evelyn
Brown, Margaret
Buckley, Juanita
Cameron, Nan
Campbell, Mozelle
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Chapman, Beatrice
Chapman, Ruth
Chapman, Virginia
Chiltzberg,
Minnie Leath
Cole, Oneta
Coleman, Ruth
Crane, Doris
Dargan,Lorena
Day, Lucy Lee
Durham, Mary Helen
Elzey, Blanche
Emmons, Elizabeth
Felder, Mary
Films, Jewell
Flake, Peggy
Fouts, Jacquelyn
Gannaway, Monette
Gleason, Peggy
Goodin, Doris
Gossett, Ruth
Green, Mary Isabel
Griffin, Marjorie
Groves,
Mary Catherine
Hardee, Ann
Horn, Virginia
Hufstedler, Rebecca
Johnson, Doris
Johnson, Mildred
Keahey, Violet
Latimer, Nadine
Lent, Dorothea
Livingston, Lillian
Loring, Dorothy
Lowe, Mildred
McFall, Jewell
McGuire, Eleanor
McKey, Leta
Miller, Dorothy
Miller, Ge1'trude
Monroe, Louise
Moody, Mary
Mullen, Doris
Parrish, Adell
Perkins, Marguerite
Poteet, Margie
Powers, Marian
Purselly,
Dorothy Joan
Randall, Jane
Rau, Frances
Rancher, Velva
Richards, Floyse
Robberson, Lenore
Robbins, Geraldine
Robberson, Dorothy
Ryan, Louise
Sams, Christine
Samuels, Juanita
Scottino, Dorothy
Scheffer, Dorothy
Schurr, Virginia
Sneed, Lyal
Snyder, Holbrook
Stalcup, Frances
Swain, Evelyn
Tillps, Winifred
Truly. Mabel
Vantreese, Elizabeth
Vernon, Hazel
Wallace, Iris
Walls, Frances
Webster, Beatrice
Wheatley, Sybil
Wilson, Katherine
Wilson, Margaret
Wood, Marie
Warden, Marie
Yeargan, Annette
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OFFICERS
PWSibl'L'11i - - - - DAVID MCDOWELL
Vice-President - - - JACK WILLIS
Secretary - - HELEN RUTH ROBINSON
Sponsor - - Miss ABIGAIL CRANE
TheWl2B Class has beenf supporting the schgl Wholeixeartedg this W
year. Representatives from the class are to be found in almost all of the
various organizations in Oak Cliff High School.
The class is very studious. They had a good number in the Scholarship
Club. Charles Mandeville had the highest average of any underclassman
for the fall term.
The 2B,s are earnestly striving to uphold the class standards and are
trying to make each class meeting more interesting than the last. Their
loyalty is also reflected in their constant endeavor to promote the Old
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Beary, Charles Nelson, Howard Yates, Alvin Hamilton, Mamie Price, Sue Jane
Boyd, Lewis Norris, Truman Yates, Eugene Hammer, Randall, Peggy
Brower, Jim Norton, J. C. Helen Elizabeth Reed, Mary Dee
Brower, Pat Overall, Jack 2 B Girls Haralson, Reed, Patricia
Brundidge, Robert Palmer, George Ables, Lila Edythe Marie Roan, Sybil
Byers, Henry Parker, Alvine Adams, Ruth Hargreaves, Lillian Roark, Evelyn
Carlisle, Joe Pat Parker, Roy Adkissen, Nono Mae Harris, Billie Robinson, Helen Ruth
Chitwood, Paul Prestidge, Claude Arnwine, Ruth Hartness, Billie Jean Saverance, Diana
Creemer, Jeff Reagan, William Bennett, Marilee Hayes, Evelyn Schuppel, Doris
Donnell, Riley Richardson, Jimmie Blackman, Winifred Holland, Rosemary Sears, Janice
Freeman, Linton Ritchie, James Cagle, Edith Hord, Katherine Shadday, Helen
Goodman, Earl Roberts, Hadley Childress, Gladys Humphrey, Geraldine Sloan, Mary Katherine
Hamilton, Clinton Robinson, Ralph Churchwell, Hutson, Bernice Strickland, Myrtle
Harrison, Ben Ryan, Randall Ruby Nell Kearley, Majorie Tucker, Edna Mae
Harter, Clovis Scarborough, Mervin Collier, Nell Keith, Dorothy, Dell Tucker,
Harter, Clifford Sparrow, Weldon Dahlgren, Mildred Kennedy, Jane Hurley Patricia
Hill, Marvin Steger, Bob Daniel, Rosemary Kerby, Nettie Lee Turner, Louise
Hinton, Charles Sterling, Alvin Davis, Mary Ann Kitchen, Zulema Uglow, Mary Lee
Hiser, John Strickland, Bob Davis, Mary Louise Lake, Muriel Vermillion, Lola
Hodge, James Terrell, Tom Davidson, LaRue, Sammye Vermillion, Pauline
Howard, Wallace Tyler, John Mary Louise Leatherwood, Walraven, Lovella
Jackson, J. W. Tyson, Joe Devereaux, Joy Dorothy Walters, Martha
Jones, Billy Walker, Jack Dobson, Lorraine McBride, Clarine Wencher, Jean '
Kempe, Edward Ward, Bob Donald, Peggy McCormick, Dorothy West, Vivienne
Kerby, Clovis Watson, William Eagle, Ida Mae McCulley, Bettice Williams, Eunice ,
Kinkel, Louis Watson, Bowder Eldins, Hazel Mack, Doris Williams, Pauline ids'
McAuliff, Jack Williams, Bass Eubanks, Lorraine Maples, Virginia Windsor, Helen
McDowell, David Williams, Thomas Foster, Mary Martin, Frances Wiskochil, Betty Jane
Mandeville, Charles Willis, Jack Foy, June Nelson, Dorothy Z ,g-
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OFFICERS
President - - - - DOROTHY WILHITE
Vice-President - - - SAM LEEMAN
Secretary-Treasurer - - - - BILL MILLER
Sponsor - - - Miss EUGENIA NEWBERRY
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The members of the class have been active in the school organization
and have gained the real Oak Cliff Spirit. i '
The class ranks high in scholarship, beauty, and talent. Dorothy Will-
hite, a member of the 1A class, won second place for the P. T. A. prize
for highest unclerclass scholastic average. Her average was 97-115.
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Abrams, Charles
Anderson, Gordon
Bauol, Wilfred
Bell, Everett
Bivings, John
Brower. Jim
Bruce, Robert
Burnett, John
Calome, Paul
Carpenter, Scottie
Chatelain, Paul
Chelette, Gail
Childress, Fields
Childs, Lee Robert
Christe, James
Clarke, A. W.
Coffin, Leon
Collier, A. E.
Collier, Wesley
Cox, Vernon
Crissman, Harry
Dougherty, Redfern
Drane, Burgess
Dubbels, Lowell
Dunnam, Pete
French, Carl
Gamble, Billy
Gardner, Louis
Gardner, Ocee Clark
Gleason. Mickey
Goldman, Louis
Granger, Byron
Hackler, Leslie
Hancock, Marcus
Hansen, Delbert
Hanson, Norbert
Harding, Charles
Harris, Frank
Harrison, Jack
Hendrix, Oliver
Hill, Russell
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Kenneth
Hooper, William
Horton, Douglas
Hudson, Tilden
Hudson, Truman
James. Harold
Jensen, Andrew
Johnson, Gordon
Kelty, Jack
Knott, Charles
Layden, Pitt
Leeman, Sam
Lowry,L. B.
Lucas, Charles
Lunday, Elwyn
McIntosh, Doyle
McSpadden, Hilton
Maggard, Joseph
Marsh, Molcolm
Miller, Bill
Moncrief, Woodrow
Moore, Charles
Morton, James
Nall, Boyce
Paris, Louie
Parker, Gus
Patrick, W. L.
Pollack, Ray
Quillin, Thomas
Richardson, Curtis
Rife. Tommy
Robnett, Edwin
Roff, Homer
Rorie, Bill
Rowe, Ed. B.
Schell, Earl
Scherer, Glenn
Schwedler, Edgar
Scott, Sheffield
Shackelford, Charle
Shelby, Dan
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Sibley, Pat
Smith, Henry
Stanley, James
Story, Lee
Tanner, Billie
Terry, H. M.
Thompson, Buster
Thrash, Roy
Ulm, William
Ward, Bill
Warren, Malcolm
Watkins, Edward
Watson, Norman
Weaver, Joe
Welch, Jesse
White, Robert
Whitten. Roberts
Williams, Joe
Wise, Jimmie
I A Girls
Allen, Virginia
Anderson, Beatrice
Anderson, Johnnie
Ashley, Virginia
Aycock, Jacquelin
Baker, Mary Louise
Beals, Evelyn
Bear, Thelma
Blair, Betty
Blake, Anita
Boyle. Frances
Bridgeman, Juanita
Brown, Frances
Burba, Marguerite
Burdine, Louise
Carey, Dorothy
Chapell, Sara Helen
Chenault, Evelyn
Clark, Betty Jo
Cleghorn. Mary Jane
Cooper, Martha
Cox, Billie Jo
Crisman, Ruthelle
Crowson, Allie Vee
Dobbs, Ann
Daniel, Catheryn
Darnell. Frances
Davis. Dorothy
Day, Mae Sue
Donald, Martha
Duff, Mary
Dummit, Dixie
Dyer, Dorothy
Eldridge, Alice
Flowers, Isabelle
Fogleman, Fay
France, Aline
Gebhard, Chela
Gharis, Theressa
Grigsby, Jeanette
Grass, Imogene
Heiskill, Virginia
Herrington, Ruby
Hubbard, Mary Estelli
Huff, Margaret
Johnson, Gladys
Johnson, Lura
Jordan, Evelyn
Keith, Alice
Kelly, June
Klemitz, Virginia
Lacy, Beth
Langley, Evelyn
Latta, Mary Ellen
Lawrence,
Billie Marie
Lawson, Martha Fay
Liles, Frances
Lowe, Rena Lou
McAtee, .Barbara
McCarty, Judith
McQueen, Geraldine
Manton, Betsy
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Martel, Mary
Mason, Theda
Miller, Lois
Manckton, Geraldin
Moore, Anne Beth
Moseley, Bobbie
Nelson, Freda
Nelson, Jimmie
Newbaker, Louise
Ogden, Betty
Osborn, Billie
Palmer, Lucille
Phifer, Alice
Potter, Eloise
Preslar, Margaret
Price, Ara
Robbins, Jane
Robinson, Dorothy
Sampson, Elnora
Scottino. Elizabeth
Shanks, Grace 1
Shaw, Mary
Silvus, Virginia
Simmons, Josephine
Smith, Ida Ruth
Stalcup, Lillian
Strickland, Louise
Stroud, Allieta
Sumner, Virginia
Swmney. Marceline
Taylor, Dorothy
Terry, Charlie
Theo, Mary
Watkins, Mae
Watkins, Pauline
Whitter, Claudie
Willhite, Doroth
Williams, Juanita
Wyatt, Jeanette
Willis, Velma Jo
Youngblood Grace
Zanoni, Alevia
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Vice-President - -
BETTY PARKER
DICK TURNER
Secretary --------- ELIZABETH CAMERON
Sponsors - - M1ssEs ANNE BARRETT AND NELLIE
THE FRESHMEN OF '54
We, the Freshmen of '34,
Are here to learn many things moreg
We are here to work and not play
Though, of course, we will have many a
All our time we usually take,
In our teacher's class awakeg
We intend to learn all we can,
To grow into perfect gentlemen.
When Seniors we get to be,
And think we know from A to Z,
And know all there is to learn
We will from O. C. H. adjourn.
Now look and read this little rhyme
And always bear in your mind,
That in the future forevermore
BLY LANKFORD
happy day.
You will hear of the Freshman Class of '34.
TOMMIE SEAMSTER.
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1 B Boys
Arrington, Howard
Avera, Eldridge
Barnes, Billy
Barrett, Howard
Bensen, John
Berry, Roland
Birdwell, Lynwood
Burks, Jim
Burr, Alf
Calhoun, Billy
Capers, Robert
Carona, Walter
Chandler, G. W.
Crossland, Howard
Davis, Walter
Dickey, Kenneth
Drew, Dalton
Duncan, Boyce
Durrett, Elmer
Foster, Oliver
Foy, Glenn
Franks, Raymond
Garrett, Leroy
Giarraputo, Lucas
Graves, J. W.
Hamilton, Clarence
Hamilton, Phillip
Hunley, Raymond
Hunter, Robert
Jones, Ralph
Johns, Jimmy
Jones, Henry
Keliy, George
Koch, Boyd
Little, Albert
Lowry, Bob
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IfcDonald, George
Mangram, Harold
Mann, Clifford
Mason, Claiborne
Meredith, Ross
Miller, C. M.
Minter, Eugene
Morrow, Horace
Murphy, Billy
Niblo, Ray
Northcutt, Eugene
Parr, Wyman
Patterson, George
Patton, W, E.
Peters, Eddie
Peterson, Alton
Phillips, Edward
Pittman, Joe Edd
Pyeatt, Bryon
Rawlins, Douglas
Reasonover, Gaston
Robinson, George
Sears, C. A.
See, Bill
Skelton, Harris
Spillers, M. L.
Stidham, George
Stroger, Carl
Suter, James
Turner, Dickie
Venable, J. D.
Wentworth, Bernard
Williams, Donald
Williams, Jack
Wilson, Harold
Zelicoffer, Maurice
1 B Girls
Anderson, Elrmagene
Bennett, Iva Bell
Bickenbach, Grace
Blaine, Wynette
Blanton, Lila
Blanton, Melba
Butcher, Frances
Cameron, Elizabeth
Chaney. Ethel
Cox, Alice
Craven, Carolinda
Crossland, Juanita
Cunningham, Juanita
Daniell, Janie
Daniels, Dorothy
Dinkins, Mavis
Dobbins, Genevieve
Girlinghouse,
Cecily Ann
Graham, Marie
Hagood, Leona
Hall, Doris
Halliburton, Margaret
Harrison, Genevieve
Hatcher, Ruth
Herman, Lottie Louise
Hill, Annie Lee
Honeycutt, Evelyn
Hudspeth, Elizabeth
Irwin, Mary Frances
Keith, Lois
Kirk, Pauline
Kirkpatrick,
Mary May
Knott, Rachel Lee
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McClellan, Lindeen
McKenley,
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Mallory, Mary Beth
Martin,Betty
Massengill, Dorothy
Mead, Juanita
Mehlman, Dorothy
Moore, Sidney
Mullen
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Nelson, Virginia
Palmer,
Lucille
Palmer, Nelwyn
Parker
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Paternostro,
Margaret Ann
Phillips,
Mary Louise
Price, Dorothy
Randlett, Maybel
Ray. Marjorie
Seamster,
Tommie Lee
Sawyer, Daphne Mae
Smith, Maurice
Snell, Helen
Stephens, Mary Dean
Teubner, Inez
Thompson, Tresia
Waddle,
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Walker, Elizabeth
Webster, Barbara
Williams, Katherine
Wray, Evelyn
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Charlotte Ware, 4B, has the distinction of having been chosen concert-
master of the All-City High Orchestra.
Bonna Dell Gharis, also a member of the 4B class, distinguished herself
by winning three cash prizes for her achievements in the art of sewing,
winning S5 from the Butterick Pattern Company, S10 from Sanger Bros.,
and S25 from the Times Herald for the school.
Ruth Waldrop, 4A, president of the Pen Pals, won second in the city-
wide Interscholastic League Essay Contest.
Lucas Giarraputo, a freshman, won first place in the city-wide Boys'
Declamation Contest.
Natalie Simpson rec.eived third place in the Girls' Declamation Contest.
Natalie also has the honor of being president of the All-City French Club.
Sterling Ellis won irst place in the Boys, Extemporaneous Speaking
Contest. He is a member of the 4A class.
Lida Boone, also of the 4A class, won first place in the City, District
and Regional Girls' Extemporaneous Speaking Contest, acquiring for the
school the Times Herald trophy for this achievement.
The one-act play, No Sabe, given by Public Speaking pupils, won
second place in the city preliminaries. The characters were: Finous Rood,
William Heller, Jim Harrison, Mary Kendrick and Coleman Romine.
Charles Mandeville, lA, and Dorothy Wilhite, IB, won first and second
awards, offered by the P. T. A. for high scholarship.
Dorothy Chapman, 3A, and Vivian Sellers, 4A, tied for first place in
the city-wide Spelling Contest.
Jim Harrison, Finous Rood, Juanita Harrison and William Heller have
been added to the membership of the National Thespians, a club for higher
dramatics whose officers are Dorothy Barnett, president, and Glynn Sneed,
vicn-president.
Edith Chaney, 4A, won first prize in Oak Cliff High School, and Clari-
bel Dickey, 4A, won second in the Forget-Me-Not Sale.
Claribel Dickey won S5 first prize in the Poppy Sale. More recently she
won second prize in the Pictorial Division of the Sanger Sewing Contest.
Entered in the Interscholastic Typing Contest were Elaine Williams,
who won fourth place, Evelyn Huffer, who won Hfth place, Dorothy Bar-
nett, and Ruth Yeager.
Louis Barr, by being the best-drilled cadet in the city, Won a scholar-
ship to Camp Dallas, a loving cup, a gold medal, and a ring.
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Harris, Calvin
Parker, Bill
White, Russell
Edilor-in-Chief -
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Ardis, Sallie Jo
Arnold, Nadine
Barker, Mahota
Bell, Josephine
Bibb, Louise
Bryant, Bette Lee
Cheney, Dorothy
Chaney, Edith
Childers, Geraldine
Goan, Gladys
Coombs, Betty Gail
Crider, Gladys
Doughty, Frances
Duncan, Margaret
Fagan, Lois
Gardner, Inez
Gordon, Helen
Harkey, Gean
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REPORTERS
Wood, L. G. McDougle, Ferne Degen, Leola Burdette, Jane
Huston, Verna Howard, La Verne Elmer, Ida Fay Brasfield, Dorothea
Stroud, Tillie Dell Harrison, Juanita Crowson, Mary Lou Brannon, Edna Earle
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Hawk, Clyde
Hawkins, Berniece
Huffer, Evelyn
Huffington, Kitty
Keahey, Edith
Koch, Doris
LeVilloux, Alyce
Lewis, Hazel
Mallicott, Nadine
Maupin, Patsy
McCombs, Bessie
Miller, Frances
Miller, Nancy
Moody, Margaret
Patterson, France
Quillin, Fairy
Sneed, Glynn
Stovall, Juanita
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Talbert, Della Mae
Thompson, Floy
Wilson, Lillian
Youngblood, Jane
Byrd, Billy
Coleman, Granville
Cooper, Merrill
Dabbs, Robert
Ellis, Sterling
Gage, Irvin
Gardner, Jack
Harris, Nolan
Heiskell, Jim
Hicks, Cecil
Hord, John Alan
Jennings, Grover
Johnson, Charles
Kilgore, John
Piranio, Angelo
R. O. T. C. Eflilors -
Riddle, Kenneth
Romine, Coleman
Stephens, C. W.
Suter, Francis
Tinnen, Glenn
Ulm, Forrest
Whitlow, Jerry
Wright, Arthur
Adams, Mary
Birdwell, Ruth
Brant, Dorothy
Caywood, Virginia
Cameron, Francis
Paternostro, Frances
Sanford, Ernestine
lValton, Julia
Wright, Cathryn
Keahey, Fay
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McBride,
Ruby Louise
Anderson, Richard
Bartlett, Charles
Benda, Jack
Hall, Dorothy
Cook, Leland
Cook, Rayford
Fuller, Frank
Guard, Jack
Hamilton, Earl
Harpold, Clayton
Heller, William
Kirkpatrick, H. L.
Mathews, Jack A -4
McCridock, L. N.
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Editor-in-Chief - - - IMOGENE FITZGERALD
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Dorothy Barnett Ruth Wherry
Frances Knight Ophelia Bates
Renfrow Johnson
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Norman Rogers
Mike Steindorf
Carlos Jones
Stanley Patton
Dorothy Maddox
Maurine Fox
Peggy Basom
Fairy Quillin
Sponsor . . .
Alice Le Villoux
Darnell Hackney
Howard Greathou
Claribel Dickey
Elizabeth Tipps
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EDITORIAL
. . . . Mlss HELEN ADUDDELL
Jacquelyn Boedeker Claribel Dickey
Sammie Ray Orman
Sarah Jane Burdette
Margaret Moody
Lillian Schlinke
Ruth Waldrop
Marcelle Peck
Lida Boone
BUSINESS
Darnell Hackney
Sallie Jo Ardis
Geraldine Wood
Jane Youngblood
Sarah Gallaher
Welna Bess Huffstedler
Virgil Rhodes
. . . Miss CHRISTINE HAMMOCK
Foster Parker
John Stanford
Tim Welch
Francis Perry
Dale Durrett
Jacquelyn Boedeker
Angelo Piranio
John Kilgore
Betty Gail Combs
Edith Chaney
Charles Worley
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Adams, Dayton
Adams, Ruth
Addison, W.
Adin, Louis
Albin, Lorraine
Amos, Faith
Atteberry, Leighton
Atteberry,
Marguerite
Bailey, Winnell
Baker, Vincent
Barnett, Dorothy
Barrett, Herbert
Bartlett, Charles
Basom, Peggy V
Beckenback, Grace
Bennett, Julia Beth
Bennett, Marilee
Boone, Lida
Bourn, Joe F.
Boyett, Helen
Branom, Clotile
Bramblett, Helen
Brockschmidt, Fritz
Browder, Charles
Brown, Bernice
Bryant, Margaret
Buckley, Juanita
Burba, Marguerite
Cameron Nan
Carey Dorothy
Carpenter Leverett
Carter John
Cavett John
Cavett Maxine
Chaney Edith
Chaney Ethel
Chapman Ruth
Scholarship Club
- - LIDA BOONE Secrctary - - - GERALDINI2 Wooo
- - - FRITZ BROCKSCHMIDT Sponsor ----- Miss MARGARET HARRIS
Childers, Geraldine
Chitwood, Paul
Choate, Elsie
Clay, Dorothy
Clay, Lois
Clements, Alta Mae
Collier, A. E.
Cooper, Frances Hill
Cox, Billie Joe
Cl-issman, Harry
Coffey, Alfred
Cuthbertson,
Marigold
Daniel, Rosemary
Daniels, Dorothy
Davis, Anita
Davis, Dorothy
Davis, Gilder
Davis, Sophia Lee
Walter
Davis,
Dargan, Lorena
Day, May Sue
Deam, Andrew
Devereaux, Joy
Dickey, Claribel
Dickey, Stanley
Dorsett, Maudelle
Duff, Mary
Dummit, Dixie
Dunn Marguerite
Duncan M3lg'l1 et
Eades Helen
Ecksteln LOVICY
Ellis Robert
Fllls Sterling
Eyre Lucletla
Fitzgerald Imogene
Flake Peggy
Fouts, Jacquelyn
Fox, Maurine
Gallaher, Sarah
Gamble, Billy
Gannaway, Monette
Gardner, Jack
Gebhard, Chela
Geiser, Perry
Germany, Stewart
Gharis, Theressa
Giarraputo, Lucas
Goerner, Frank
Gooden, Doris
Gordon, Helen
Gordon, Peggy
Green, Dorothy
Green, Geneva
Hamblett, Allene
Hammer, Helen
Hanszen, Eugene
Hardee, Ann
Hargreaves, Lillian
Harrison, Genevieve
Harrison, Jim
Harrison, Juanita
Hawkins, Berneice
Hawkins, Margaret
Hearne, Natalie
Heflin, Nellie
Hetherington Ethel
Hicks Cecil
Hicks Flenn
Hodge Elbelt
Holhl ook Floyette
Honlg Challes
Hoagland Audley
Hold Kathellne
Huhbal d M'u y E
Huckabee, Clyva Mae
Huff, Dorothy Mae
Huff, Margaret
Huffington, Kitty L.
Hufstedler, Rebecca
Hufstedler, Welna B.
Hughes, James
Humphrey, Peggy
Hurt, Wilbur
Huston, Margaret
Irwin, Mary Frances
Jameson, Billy
Jensen, Andrew
Johnson, Gladys
Johnson, Lura
Johnson, Renfrow
Jones, Bill
Jones, Carlos
Jordan, Evelyn
Keith, Alice
Keith, Lois
Kelly, June
Kennel, Joe
Kilgore, Mary
Killough, J. H.
Kinnan, Roy
Kinney, Jack
Kerwan, Patrick
Kirby, Dorothy
Powers Marion
Koch DOIIS
Lake Mullel
Langford Nettie
Langley Evelyn
Lawson Martha I' ly
Lee Callton
Leeds K lthleen
Lent Dol othe'1
iCont1nued on following p'lgeJ
LeVilloux, Alyce
Lewis, Hazel
Lewis, Nathalie
Lindsay, Louree
Lytle, Ben
Maddox, Dorothy
Maiden, H. C., Jr.
Mandeville, Charles
Manton, Betsy
Maples, Edna Earle
Maples, Ruth
Markham, Charline
Martin, Fred
Mason,
Dolorice
Maupin, Jane
Mayers, Alice Ruth
McCarty, Judith
McCord, Forrest
McCroskey, Byron
McCul
ley, Cecil
McGee, Floy
McLane, Alfred
McQueen, Geraldine
Meredith, Ross
Miller, Bill
Miller, Gertl'ude
Miller, John
Moore, Ann Beth
Moore, Charles
Moore
Moody
Morro
Josephine
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Murrell Maly Ellen
Neal Wan
Nelson Freda Lee
Newbakel Louise
Newsome Hazel
Nullln John
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National Honor Society
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WELNA BESS HUFSTEDLER
. . CLARIBEL DICKEY
. GERALDINE WOOD
. Miss LUCY HAMILTON
SCHOLARSHIP CLUB-Continued from page 87
O'Connor, John Randall, PeggY Seamster,
Ogden, Betty Reagan, William Tommie Lee
Oliver, Jane Redding, Charles Sebastian, George
Orman, Sammy Ray Redding, Edwin Sellers, Vivian
Osburn, Dodd Reed, Patricia Shackelford, Charles
Ozley,
Billie Frances
Palmer, Lucille
Paris, Carmen
Parker, Foster
Patton, Stanley
Peck, Marcelle
Peterson, Lamoine
Phillips, Louise
Phillips, Vernon
Phipps, Barbara
Pierson, Nina Ruth
Pollock, Ray
Richards, Floy
Roan, Sybil
Shaddy, Dorothy
Shelton, Harris
Roberson, Virginia Shull, Henry
Roberts, Billie Joe Simpson, Natalie
Robison, Helen Ruth Sligh, Thomas
Roberts, Louine Small, Mary Helen
Rogers, Norman
Smith, Dorothy
Rollandin, Elizabeth Snell, Helen
Rowe, Ed. B.
Rust, Bernard
Ryan, Louise
Samuels, Juanita
Sanders, Mary T.
,Y Qujlinjhomasz Schell, Mary
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Stanford, John
Stephenson, Lila Bess
Stricklin, Tobe
Stidham, George
Stone, Odessa
Swinney, Marceline
Taylor, Jaurea
Taylor,Michael
Terry,
Charlie Frances
Teubner, Lois
Teubner, Wilbur
Thacker, June
Thomas, Edgar
Thrash, Roy
Tipps, Elizabeth
Tipps, Winifred
Tyler, John
Vernon, Hazel
Waldrop, Ruth
Ward, Sammielu
Watkins, Watt
Welch, Tim
Wheatley, Sybil
SU'terTFra'ncisf iwheelels-ROSS V--
Swain, Evelyn
White. Russell
Whitter, Claudie
Whitter, Estelle
Wilds, Ethel Ruth
'Willard, Vivian
Willhite, Dorothy
Wiliams, Donald
Williams, Jack
Williamson, Joe
Willis, Jack
Willoughby, Loree
Wilson, Lillian
Wilson, Margaret
Wilson, Ruth
Wiskochil,
Betty Jane
Wolf, Bob
Wood, Geraldine
Wylie, Tom
Young. Billy
Young, Sam ,,
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JANUARY GRADUATES
Josephine Moore
Edwin Redding
Claribel Dickey
Welna Bess Hufstedler
Ruth Waldrop
Ethel Ruth Wilds
Geraldine Wood
Lois Clay
Lida Boone
H. C. Maiden
Cecil McCulley
Alfred McLane I
Dorothy Chapman
Ruth Wilson
Dorothy Shadday F.
W. Addison
Mary Helen Small Lucretia Eyre
JUNE GRADUATES
Berniece Hawkins
Carmen Paris
Doris Koch
Fritz Brockschmidt
Sarah Gallaher
Jane Youngblood
4B,s
Glenn Hicks
Sam Young
Frank Goerner
Marguerite Dunn
3A's
Juarea Taylor
Geneva Green
Mary Schell
Jane Oliver
Tomie Houpt
Cecil Schmucker
Margaret Hawkins
Fred Martin
Dayton Adams
Sterling Ellis
Maurine Fox
Peggy Basom
Dorothy Mac Huff
Sophie Lee Davis
Foster Parker
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Secretary .
S jvonsor
Avera, Eldridge
Adkisson, Nona Mac
Armstrong, Stillwell
Albin, Lorraine
Atteberry, Marguerite
Benson, Carl
Blanton, Melba
Bridges, Wendell
Brown, Jim
Brown, Pat
Brown, Margaret
Blake, Anita
Brewer, Katherine
Barker, Mahota
Basom, Peggy
Bates, Ophelia
Barnett, Dorothy
Cagle, Edith
S Capers, Robert
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Cox, Alice
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Cole, Lola
Curry, James
Coleman, Ruth
Chappell, Sara Helen
Chenault, Evelyn
Crapp, Christine
Clark, Joyce
Cook, Rayford
Dobbins, Genevieve
Davis, Mary Ann
Dobson, Lorraine
Dables, Ann
Davis, Anita
Evans, Irene
Eldridge, Alice
Fitgerald, Imogene
Gaskill, Frankie
Grube, Myra
Gannaway, Monette
Gossett, Ruth
Gebhard, Chcla
Hunter, Robert
Hatcher, Ruth
MEMBERS
Holland, Rosemary
Hammer, Helen
Higginbotham, Clara
Hord, Katherine
Humphrey, Peggy
Halliburton, Billy
Jackson, Mildred
Johnson, Renfrow
Keith, Dorothy Dell
Kilgore, Mary
Knight, Frances
Little, Albert
Leach, Violet
Lacy, Beth
Massingell, Dorothy
Mullin, Doris
Mack, Doris
McLaren, Vera
McCormick, Dorothy
Niblo, Ray
Nelson, Virginia
' Re son, Howard no H
Powers, Marion
. IMOGENE FITZGERALD
. . HARRY PEEBLES
DOROTHY BARNETT
MRS. NELLIE CLEMENT
Price, Ara
Palmer, Wh
Patton, Stanley
Peebles, Harry
Roberson, Dorothy
Roberts, Louine
Schuppel, Mary Ellen
Stephenson, Lila Bess
Smith, Ida Ruth
Shadday, Helen
Simpson, Mary Mildred
Theo, Mary
Tucker, Edna Mae
Welch, Orris
Vfilliams, Paul
Williams, Pauline
Wright, Jack
Wherry, Ruth
Watkiiis, Beulah
Reed, Mary Dee
Hanna, Louise
Watkins, Pauline
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Secretary .... . . GERALDINE WooD
Vice-President . . . FRANCES DOUGHTY
Sponsor . . . ..... . MRS. WANDA BANKER
MEMBERS
Adams, Mary
Barnett, Dorothy
Basom, Peggy
Bibb, Louise
Branom, Clotile
Brockschmidt, Fritz
Chaney, Edith
Covington, Elizabeth
Cristal, Johanna
Davis, Ravenel
Degen, Leola
Dockery, Anna Vivian
Doughty, Frances
Duncan, Margaret
Farmer, Opal
Fagan, Lois
Fox, Maurine
Gordon, Peggy'
Guard, Jack
Hamilton, Helen
Harrison, Jim
Heller, William
Huckabee, Clyva Mae
Hobbs, Leta Rue
Howard, La Verne
Howell, Rose Marie
Kendrick, Mary
Knott, Monnie Dee
Koch, Doris Louise
Landry, Agatha
Large, Janie
Lewis, Nathalie
McCombs, Bessie
Mc.D0ugle, Ferne
McKay, Betty Jim
Muirhead, J. L.
Neibor, Marie
Patton, Stanley
Roberts, Louine
Rogers, Norman
Romine, Coleman
Rood, Finous
Sarvis, Betty
Schlinke, Lillian
Schmucker, Cecil Louise
Schmucker, Mabel
Scruggs, Frank
Shadday, Dorothy
Simpson, Natalie
Small, Mary Helen
Smythe, Walter
Sneed, Glynn
Stake, Ida
Stogner, Lyda Bess
Stricklin, Tobe
Talbert, Della Mae
Taylor, Rayburn
Tipps, Elizabeth
Ulm, Forrest
Walraven, Florence
Wilds, Ethel Ruth
Wood, Geraldine
Worley, Charles
Willoughby, Loree
Wright, Arthur
Large, Janie
Gordon, Peggy
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Clothilde Velour, Marten? niece
Mama Aimee, a mulatto woman
Bamba, a negro . . .
Mrs. Spenser, a wealthy aunt .
Chloe, a young negress .
Olivia, the maid . .
Larry O'Brien, a chauffeur
Donald Clark, a young writer
Spectre ....
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Lena, a maid
M rs. Pottle .
Gladys Pottle
jane Pottle . .
Naney Hamilton .
Harriet Follis .
Plumber .
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CAST OF JANUARY SENIOR PLAY
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CAST OF JUNE SENIOR CLASS
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Howard Greathouse
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Lila McIntyre
Dorothea Brasfield
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MRS. WANDA BANKER
Edith Chaney
. . Anita Davis
. . Lois Clay
Jacquelyn Boedeker
Darnell Hackney
. Alyce Le Villoux
. W. A. Lowe
. Coleman Romine
. Jim Harrison
. Finous Rood
. Sterling Ellis
. Margaret Duncan
Elizabeth Johnson
. Billy Parrish
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Secretary . .
Sponsor .
Beauduy, Albert
Castal, Robert
Click, H. F.
Curray, James
Stamp Club
. JACK ERICKSON
EDWARD TOOGOOD
JOHN STANFORD
. . . Miss WINNIE LANGFORD
MEMBERS
Erickson, Jack
Geiser, Perry
Grimes, Robert
Orr, Sam
scaff, Billy
Stanford, John
Taylor, Michael
Toogood, Edward
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President - - ----- - IMOGENE FITZGERALD
Vice-President - - BETTE LEE BRYANT
Secretary - - MARGUERITE DUNN
Sponsor - - - - - - Miss HELEN ADUDDELL
MEMBERS
Adams, Dayton Dunn, Marguerite Lawrence, Billie Marie Robbins, Geraldine
Allen, Mable Durham, Mary Helen Lee, Carlton Rollandin, Elizabeth
Beckenbach, Elizabeth Edmonson, Howard Maupin, Jane Roff, Homer
Bivings, Gene Elliot, Roberta McBride, Clarin Rogers, Norman
Boyette, Helen Fitzgerald, Imogene McDaniel, Jack Ryan, Randall
Branom, Clotile Griffin,Marjorie Murrell, Mary Ellen Sanders, May
Bryant, Bette Lee Goss, Frances Neal, Edwa Simpson, Natalie
Buc.kley, Juanita Hamilton, Mamie Parker, Alvin Sneed, Lyal
Chaney, Edith Hardee, Ann Parker, Foster Sneed, Evelyn
Chapman, Ruth Heiskell, Virginia Parrish, Adelle Taylor, Ava Bell
Covington, Elizabeth Hinton, Charles Perkins, Marguerite Walraven, Florence
Crane, Dorfs Hord, Katherine Poteet, Charles Ware, Charlotte
I Cristal, Johanna Huckabee, Clyva Mae Powers, Marion Wheatley, Sybil
9 Crowson, Allie Vee Jackson, Mildred Randall, Peggy Wherry, Ruth
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Roan, Sybil
Yeargan, Annette
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Sponsor -
President -
Vice-Presid ent
Secretary -
Sponsor
Abrams, Charles
Albin, Lorraine
Amos, Faith
Bailey, Winnell
Carey, Dorothy
Chrietzberg, Min
Clay, Lois
Drake, Peggy
Drane, Burgess
Gharis, Edgar
Gharis, Edmond
Green, Dorothy
nie Leath
Spanish Clubs
EL UNo Dos TRES
LOS CONQUIS TADORES
MEMBERS
Hearne, Natalie
Herrington, Ruby
Hill, Virginia
Hufstedler, Welna Bess
Humphrey, Peggy
Lake, Muriel ,
Langford, Nettie
Livingstone, Verile
Moore, Charles
Moody, Mary
Reuscher, Velva
Roberts, Billie Jo
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MINNIE LEATH CHRIETZBERG
MURIEL LAKE
Mlss NEWBERRY
VERILE LIVINGSTONE
- JANICE EDMONSON
LORRAINE PETERSON
- - Miss RooTEs
Robinson, Helen Ruth
Sellers, Vivian
Small, Mary Helen
Stalcup, Frances
Stone, Odessa
Vantreese, Elizabeth ,nb
Walraven, Louella
Watkins, Mae 'i
Williams, Elaine 4 -3, -
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Chrisman, Harry
Dickey, Claribel
Thatcher, June
Irwin, Mary Frances
Boone, Lida
Lewis, Nathalie
Maiden, I-I. C.
Harrison, Jim
Baker, Vincent
Latin Club
LIDA BOONE
. . CLARIBEL DICKEY
. ETHEL RUTH WILDS
MEMBERS
Hughes, Kenneth
Mason, Norman
Herman, Louise
Cameron, Nan
Gooden, Doris
Kirwan, Patricia
Wilson, Margaret
Tipps, Winifred
Vann, Joseph
Giarraputo, Lucas
Ellis, Robert
Orman, Sammy Ray
McCulley, Cecil
McLane, Alfred
Dargan, Lorena
Randall, Jane
Miller, John
Aden, Louis
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Secretary .
Program Chairman
S flonsor . .
Mic.hael Taylor
Stanley Patton
Billy Young
Jack Matthews
George Sargent
Dorothy Straughn
Bobby Moseley
Cecil Schmucker
Helen Gordon
Dixie Dummit
Mary Hubbard
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OFFICERS
MEMBERS
Frances Cameron
Elizabeth Beckenbach
Mary Theo
Gladys Johnson
Jeanette Wyatt
Vincent Baker
Tobe Stricklin
Francis Suter
Evelyn Hicks
Winnifred Tipps
Norman Sturrett
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STANLEY PATTON
PATRICIA KERWAN
CECIL SCHMUCIQER
MRS. HELEN HORN
Allie Vee Crowson
Louis Gardner
Jane Randell
Nan Cameron
Mary Lou Crowson
Claribel Dickey
Patricia Kerwin
Dorothy Miller
Frances Stalcup
Evelyn Chenault
Lillian Stalcup
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Addison, F. W.
Anderson, Richard
Coleman, Granville
Donald, William
Erickson, Jack
Goerner, Frank
Hambrick, Lester
Hamilton, Earl
Ivie, Clarence
Jennings, Howard
Johnson, E. T.
Jones, Carlos
Kinnan, Roy
Kinsey, J. H.
Lindsay, Louree
Lowe, W. A. Forney
Martin, Winsor
Senior Hi -Y
CHARLES SPRAGUE
- ROY KINNAN
- CARLOS JONES
- W. A. LOWE
- - - MR. W. T. HAMILTON
MEMBERS
McGee, Ray
Parker, Foster
Peery, Francis Frenchy
Poteet, Charles
Randolph, Frank
Redding, Edwin
Richardson, Howard
Romine, Coleman
Sneed, Ed
Solomon, Pete
Sprague, Charles
Steindorf, Mike
Taylor, Rayburn
Tinnen, Glenn
Tract, David
Welch, Tim
Whitten, W. C.
Willis, J. E.
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Vice-President
Secretary -
Social Claairmun
Sponsor - -
Blair, Russell
Davis, Berry
Girlinghouse, Gus
Harter, Clovis
Harter, Clifford
Lytle, Ben t
McDowell, David
McGinness, Mack
Nelson, Howard
Nolen, D. C.
Junior l'li -Y
DAVID MCDOWELL
- BAss WILLIAMS
- BEN LYTLE
- COLYAR PHILLIPS
- MR. WARREN B. CLEMENT
MEMBERS
Phillips, Colyar
Ritchie, James
Steger, Bob
Sterling, Alvin
Strickland, W. A,
Terrell, Tom
Toogood, Edward
Williams, Bass
Witherspoon, Leonard
Willis, Jack
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Vice-President .
Secretary . .
Sponsors . .
Amos, Grace
Bailey, Mary Helen
Beckenbach, Elizabeth
Berry, Fern
Boedecker, Jacquelyn
Boyett, Helen
Brewer, Bettye
Buckley, Juanita
Chapman, Dorothy
Chapman, Ruth
Cheney, Edith
Choate, Elsie
Davis, Anita
Davis, Sophia Lee
Dorsett, Maudell
Drake, Peggy
Duncan, Margaret
Dunn, Marguerite
Flake, Peggy
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MARGARET HAWKINS
RosE MARIE HOWELL
. Miss ROBERTA KING AND Miss RUTH RUFFIN
MEMBERS
Fox, Maurine
Green, Geneva
Hackney, Darnell
Hamilton, Lois
Hufstedler, Welna Bess
Hobbs, Leta Rue
Huckabee, Clyva Mae
Huffington, Kitty Lou
Huston, Margaret
Hatcher, Ruth
Jones, Oleta
Kendrick, Mary
Kinnamon, Gurley Hop
Kennedy, Ellen
La Foy, Geneva
Leeds, Kathleen
Lent, Dorothea
Livingston, Lillian
Martin, Eileen
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McBride, Ruby Louise
Miller, Frances
Morgan, Mary Louise
Ozley, Billie Frances
Randall, Jane
Ridley, Florence
Sanford, Ernestinc
Snapp, Marynel
Straughn, Dorothy
Thompson, Geraldine
Thompson, Gretchen
Marguerite
Vantreese, Elizabeth
Walraven, Florence
Ward, Sammielu
Wheeler, Rose
Wilds, Ethel Ruth
Williams, Elaine
Wilson, Lillian
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Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . . . WELNA Bliss HUFSTEDLER
Attendance Committee . W. A. TURNER, LoIs CLAY, MARGARET MooDY
Hostess ................. Lois FAGAN
Amos, Faith
Bailey, Winnell
Barton, Marie
Berry, Fern
Berry, Velma
Bibb, Elizabeth
Bramlette, Helen
Cavett, Maxine
Clay, Lois
Crudup, Mary
Doughty, Frances
Edmonson, Janice
Eyre, Lucretia
Fagan, Lois
Felder, Mary
Geiser, Perry
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MEMBERS
Gordon, Peggy
Green, Dorothy
Greer, Clydie Myrl
Hackney, Darnell
Hamblett, Allene
Hearne, Natalie
Hill, Virginia
Hufstedler, Welna Bess
Johnson, Phil
Jordon, Alta Louise
Langford, Nettie
Lowe, W. A.
Maiden, H. C.
Monroe, Louise
Moody, Margaret
McCrosky, Byron
McGee, Floy
McKey, Leta Rose
Nelson, Pearl
Oliver, Jane
Price, Tom
Raines, Dorothy
Reagan, William
Roberts, Louine
Schell, Mary
Schlinke, Lillian
Schultz, Geneve
Sellers, Vivian
Small, Mary Helen
Thompson, Floy
Turner, W. A.
Waddle, Valda
Wood, Geraldine D
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President - ----- BILLY FLEEMAN
Vice-President - - WILLIAM WAKEHAM
Secretary - - - CALVIN HARRIS
Aflvisory Board - - CARLISLE LINSKIE
Sponsor - - ---- MR. H. B. HESTER
MEMBERS
Brockschmidt, Fritz
Baugh, Wilfred
Coke, Carl
Coke, William
Crabtree, Jack ,
Dunnam, P. H.
Fleeman, Billy
Harris, Calvin
Johnson, Gordon
Linskie, Carlisle
Palmer, Frank
Palmer, George
Scaff, Billy
Thompson, Buster
Vann, Joe
Wakeham, William
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President . . . . PEGGY BAsoM
Vice-President . . BETTY GAIL CooMBs
Secretary . . BOBBIE REYNOLDS
Sponsor . . . . Miss IDABEL CABANISS
MEMBERS
Ashley, Dorothy
Basom, Peggy
Bryant, Bette Lee
Clay, Lois
Chappell, Sara
Covington, Elizabeth
Cox, Billie Joe
Coombs, Betty Gail
Dummitt, Dixie
Duntley, Jean
Fitzhugh, Don Paula
Griffin, Marjorie
Jackson, Mildred
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Hord, Katherine
Huffington, Kitty Lou
Lawrence, Billie Marie
Orman, Sammie Ray
Peck, Marcelle
Purselley, Dorothy Jean
Quillin, Fairy
Reynolds, Bobbie
Smith, Ida Ruth
Thatcher, June
Tucker, Edna Mae
Williams, Sara
Wright, Cathryn
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first place in the Poppy sale held Armistice Day by the
American Legion for the benefit of the disabled veterans
of the World War.
Claribel Dickey won flrst place in the city, taking in
Sl7.01.
Much gratitude is extended to Miss Mae Morrison for the
encouragement and cooperation she gave to the Oak Cliff
girls in their fight for laurels.
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Battalion Commander .
Batt. Executive Officer .
Adjutant ....
Personnel Adjutant ....
Plans and Training Ojfcer
Supply Ojieer ....
Ass't Supply Ojicer . .
Supply Sergeant . .
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MAJOR NORMAN ROGERS
. CAPT. BILL MONSON
CAPT. PRESTON HOLDEN
. 2ND LT. JACK SALLIS
2ND LT. FRED TURNER
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First Lieutenant
Bartlett, Charles
Second Lieutenant
Atehley, Bascom
Johnson, E. T.
First Sergeant
Tidwell, James
Sergeants
Birclsong, Bobby
Fleeman, Billy
Kilgore, John J
McLane, Alfred
Randolph, Frank
Soloman, Pete
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Cor porals
Cravens, Jake
Dean, Andrew
Guest, Emmett
Hamilton, Billie
Herd, Burnelle
Linn, Chal
Privates
Allan, John
Armstrong, Fred
Beckham, Charles
Boland, Arthur
Childress, Fields
Collier, A. E.
Cox, Vernon
Crabtree, Jack
Darnell, Glen
Elder, Carl
Evitts, Leo
Foster, Fred
Hackler, Leslie
Harrison, Jack
Howard, Wallace
Jones, Emrys
Kearly, Herbert
Kinkel, Lewis
Koch, Carl
Leeman, Sam
Logan, J. C.
Maas, Harry
McAdams, Archie
McCord, Forrest
Munster, Herman
Palmer, J. W.
Pickett, Waylon
Quillin, Thomas
Reams, Jack Warren
Sibley, Pat
Sligh, Thomas
Spillers, Jack
Sterling, Alvin
Tanner, Billie
Thompson, J. W.
Watson, Floyd
Williamson, Joe
Wilson, George
Wilson, Melvin
Witherspoon, Leonard
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Donald, William
First Lieutenant
Jones, Ashley
Second Lientenants
Romine, Coleman
Scruggs, Frank
First Sergeant
Tidwell, Jack
Staff Sergeant
Hare, Elbert
Sergeants
Carrell, William
Elliott, Holford
Germany, Stewart
Hearne, Victor
Middleton, Bob
Willis, John Edwin
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Barr, Lewis
Burpo, Richard
Linehan, M. J., jr.
Schlinke, Eldon
Toogood, Edward
Privates
Beauduy, Albert
Board, Wilson
Bray, Frank
Cameron, Howard
Casteel, Robert
Coffey, Alfred
Drier, Charles
Dryden, William
Davis, Joe
Eastus, Harrill
Freeman, Charles
Harris, Frank
Hayden, james
Hodge, Elbert
Horton, Douglas
Hunter, Clifton
Hurt, Wilbur
Lieber, Fred
McAuliH:, Jack
McCulley, Cecil
McDonald, M. V.
Mills, Jimmie
Moncrief, Woodrow
Morris, Travis
Norcross, Bill
Phillips, Colyar
Rea, Harry
Reagan, William
Shackleford, Charles
Smythe, Walter
Stephenson, Harry
Terrell, Tom
Turley, Billy
Taylor, Michael
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First Lie11te11a1zt
Benda, Jack
Second Lieutenants
Garrison, James
Harris, Calvin
First Sergeant
Lee, Carlton
Sergeants
Adin, Loufs
Donald, C. B.
Faulkner, Clifford
Graham, James
Pilkington, Murle
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C or porals
Burks, Erman
Cook, Atlas
Hawkins, Edwin
Hughes, Kenneth
McDaniels, Jack
Samuels, Joe
Privates '
Baugh, Maxwell
Baugh, Wilford
Bivings, John
Brown, Ed
Blair, Russel
Carpenter, Scottie
Carroll, Caree
Cawthron, Leo
Clark, A. W.
Davis, Berry
Davis, Gilder
Erickson, Jack
French, Carl
Gardner, Louis
Hollingsworth, Hillard
Hamilton, Leslie
Hanson, Norbert
Hassell, Jess
Jones, W. B.
Kerby, Clovis
Loring, Ben
Miller, Bill
Parrish, Philip
Richardson, Howard
Richardson, Jimmie
Robnett, Wilson
Rowe, Ed B.
Smith, Charles
Smith, Vernon
Snyder, Tom
Stanberry, Harold
Thrash, Roy
Turner, Harry
Wall, Eldridge
Warren, Malcolm
Watkins, Watt
Zethraus, Roy
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Muirhead, J. L.
First Lieutenant
Harrison, Jim
Second Lientenants
Hord, John
Gardner, Jack
First Sergeant
Byrd, Billy
Stal? Sergeant
Johnson, Charles
Sergeants
Wright, Arthur
Brockschmidt, Fritz
Dyer, Dick
Willis, Delbert
Peebles, Harry
Bivings, Gene
Roster of Company D
Corporals
Browder, Charles
Brickell, James
Aubrey, Colburn
Osburn, Dodd
Bealmer, Leslie
Heller, William
Privates
Bludworth, Charles
Butler, jack
Calder, Henry
Campbell, Gene
Collier, Welsey
David, Doyle
Doughtery, Bedfern
Dubbels, Lowell
Duncan, Gerald
Girlinghouse, Gus
Granger, Byron
Gray, Edward
Hamilton, Earl
Harpold, Clayton
Harrison, Ben
Hubbard, Everett
Hurst, Sidney
Livingston, Harold
Mathews, Jack
McCarty, john
McLaren, T. C.
McSpadden, Hilton
Orr, Sam
Palmer, Frank
Parker, William
Piper, Charles
Randel, James
Ritchie, James
Smith, Grove
Sparrow, Weldon
Stokes, Bobby
Stricklin, Tobe
Sutton, Howard
Watkins, Edward
Watson, Bert
Westerbeck, Pat
Young, Sam
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Guard, Jack
First Lieutenant
Jones, Jack
Second Lieutenants
Bennett, Tad
Daniel, Kenneth
Foster, Horace
Jackson, Harold
First Sergeant
Dabbs, Robert
Stay? Sergeunts'
Heiskell, Jim Dave
Honig, Charles
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Sergcants
Ezell, Theo
Hughes, James
Shanks, Reed
Corporals
Campbell, Milton
Dean, Wayne
Harris, Nolan
Privates
Beatty, Charles
Burnett, John
Carpenter, Leverett
Crissman, Harry
Denny, Donald
Donell, Riley
Gardner, O. C.
Gordon, Clovis
Hamilton, XVilliam
Hamilton, Orville
Herring, Richard
Kennel, Joe
Parker, Roy
Pierson, James
Rhodes, Weltmer
Sebastain, George
Schwecller, Edgar
Tinney, Lloyd
Turner, W. A.
Terry, Kenneth
Tyler, John
Williams, Ed
Williams, Joe
Williams, Thomas
Whitlow, Jerry
Willis, Billy
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Jack Gardner Charles Johnson
Jack Benda Jack Reams
Coleman Romine Coree Carroll
Robert Casteel Gilder Davis
Oak Cliff won the City Championship Rifle Match with
a score of 1173 out of a possible 1200. Two of our men
won first and second places in this match. Oak Cliff won
second place in the Corps Area Match, being beaten by
Canon City High School by three points. The team this
year has been especially good in bringing to our school
cups, medals, and praise. On account of the high showing
of our team, We were designated to participate in the
National Intercollegiate Match, and also the Hurst Trophy
Match. In the Shoulder to Shoulder Match' Oak Cliff also
won over all the Dallas high schools.
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I laugh at sorrow and jeer defeat,
To doubt and doubters I give the lie,
And fear is stripped as I swagger by,
And lifeis a light and I seek the fray,
I am the spirit of youth, make way!
Room for me, all of you, make me room!
Where the rifles clash and the canns boom
Where glory beckons or love or fame,
I plunge me heedlessly in the game.
The old, the wary, the wise, the great,
They cannot sway me, for I am Fate,
The brave young master of all good play,
I am the spirit of youth, make way!
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J. D. Simpson
D. C. Nolan
Ray McGee
F. W. Addison
Clovis Harter
Howard Jennings
Clifford Harter
Ben Lyrle
Clarence Ivie
Rey Zethrans
Chal Linn
Daniel Merrifield
Gerald Parks
Arnold Anderson
Russell Pindy
Football Squad
Billy Prentice and Charles Moore
Charles Beckham
I. B. Benson
Mike Steindorf
Charles Sprague
E. T. Johnson
Granville Coleman
Coy Lewis
Pete Solomon
Roy Kinnan
Carlos Jones
Mack McGinnis
Bob Middleton
W. C. Whitten
lrwin Gage
Jim Lunday
J. H. Kinsey
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Pop, although handicapped by having young and inexperi-
enced men, turned out, as usual, a scrapping, hard-fighting team.
All the boys like him, and enjoy playing under his supervision.
He is well versed in all phases of the game, but specializes in
coaching the backfield. He sets an example in his own life of what
each of the boys under him would like to be. It is our sincere hope
that he will be with us for many seasons to come.
XV. P. DURRETT
The task of developing a suitable line was left up to Mr. Dur-
rett, which he did before the season closed. He could make the
boys block and tackle as no other coach could. When he said
Go, he meant it, and the boys knew it, and would give every-
thing they had till he told them to stop. He is a gentleman, and
is to be admired off the field as well as on it. He has gained the
friendship and respect of every boy that he has coached, and we
hope he may continue his good Work in the future.
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Co-captains
CLARENCE IVIE
Earlier in the season
played in the backfield,
where he was outstanding
at the Hrst of theseason,
but later was transferred
to his old end position,
where he finished the rest
of the season. Ivie was a
good captain, tackler,
pass receiver and punter.
He was the only Leopard
player to make the all-city
team. Clarence has played
end for the last three years
and has always been an all-
around athlete. He should
go great in college foot-
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CARLOS JONES
Was an ideal football
captain. He was one of the
best built tacklers that
ever played on an OakCliif
team. Speedo was a hard
charging defensive player
that was plenty hard to
knock down. Jones was ex-
ceptionally good on the of-
fense and was an all-around
good sport. When the time
came to make a few addi-
tional yards, Speedo', was
shifted to the backfield to
gain extra yardage. He
hails from Amarillo, played
three years of good foot-
ball and his name will long
be remembered by friends
and backers of Oak Cliff
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ability to play any position in the
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kicker and punter. He has anoth-
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son, though inexperienced at first
of the season, developed into a
powerful line player and blocker.
He will make Oak Cliff a valu-
able man next year.
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CHARLES BECKHAM
Beckham developed himself into a first class wing-man before the season finished.
Charles was a good defensive end, and enemy players found his end difficult to circle.
He had a peculiar Way of catching passes, but somehow always managed to hold them.
Beckham has another year on the team and he is expected to be very good because of
his speed, energy and ability.
, CHARLES SPRAGUE, Captain-Elect
Charles is the last of the Spragues, and has a wonderful football future ahead of
him. He has a high standard set before him by his older brothers, Mortimer QBudj, an
All-American, Howard and Johnny. There is something in that Sprague family that
just won't give up until they have accomplished their work. Charlie was an all-round
good center on both the defense and offense. He was an exceptionally hard tackler and
had it not been for lack of weight and age, he would have undoubtedly beat Zed Coston
out of all-state b th. atch that Sprague boy go next year!
ED SNEED
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punters in the city and was good
as a tackler. Many times he kept
an opponent from crossing the
goal line. He was a good blocker
and passer. Had it not been for
injuries he would have been a
.much more outstanding player.
Ed has played his last year of
football for Oak Cliff and Oak
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, next year.
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CLOv1s HARTER
One of the Harter twins he
played his freshman year as a let-
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terman. Clovis was shifty, fast
and could skirt the ends at ease.
He is an excellent blocker and
tackler for his size and loves to
mix it with his brother for hon-
ors. At the rate that the twins
went this year, they are due to
make all-state in three years from
now.
Lytle was the youngest and most inexperienced player on the team, but he stuck
and won his letter in the last two games. Ben has a quarterbacks features and should
develop into a first-class one in a couple of years. He can block, pass, tackle and re-
ceive passess. He should be a good player in the future.
F. XV. ADn1soN
Addison was an alert quarterback and he always knew the right play to call at
the proper time. He was a fine passer, receiver and
Addison played his first year as quarterback and he
for calling signals. Although he was handicapped by
tackler. He is smart, speedy, shifty, and did fine
Page One Hundred Twenly-five
was a good broken-field runner.
had an exceptionally good voice
weight, he was a hard defensive
position.
CLIFFORD HARTER
Was a good football player like
his brother. He excelled in the
line of passing the ball. Clifford
is stockier built than his brother
and much is expected of him in
footballfin 'the future. Clifford V
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their ways thatvit is hard for the .
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Howard played center in
scrimmage but usually played his
biggest part at guard. Jennings
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fensive position. He was always
depended on to cover his position
with the best that was in him.
Howard has another year and
should have a successful year
1 next season.
Coy LEWIS
Lewis was a real fighter, from hand to foot, and played guard position in great
style. Cotton,, was a hard tackler, good defensive and offensive player and was always
fighting for his team. Earlier in the season he played end, where he was outstanding,
but later he was switched to guard. Lewis was an excellent pass receiver and was first
in coming out of the line to form interference that led to many touchdowns for Oak
Cliff.
ARNOLD ANDERSON
Anderson was the largest guard on the Leopard team. He had the weight and speed to
tear holes in the line of his opponents. This was his Hrst year on the team but if he had
another year he would probably develop into an outstanding player.
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I. B. BENSON
Benson was the heaviest
backfield man on the Leop-
ard team and could tote
the mail with the best of
the fullbacks. He was hard
to tackle because of his
speed and weight. He was
a good pass receiver and
tackler. On defense he
backed up the line and
1 played all-round good foot-
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a for the team.
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charge the opponent lines- ' '
men before they could
move out of their tracks.
Coleman stuck with foot-
ball from start to finish
and made a successful
guard for Oak Cliff.
IRWIN GAGE
Found his way into the line-up at the end of the season. Gage possessed the size and
fighting heart and quickly learned the principles of the game. He was a hard tackler and
covered his territory on defense well. Irwin was always ready to go into the game and
battle for the team.
ROY KINNAN
Played his first and last year at Oak Cliff, but his name will be remembered and his
work on the gridiron has been successful. Roy hurt his knee on the kick-off of the open-
ing game with Masonic Home, but didn't say a word to anyone until the game was over.
Kinnan had a fighting football heart for which he will long be remembered.
JIM LUNDAY
This was the first year
that jim played on the
Leopard team, but he
played his position like a
r n. Jim had the deter-
n to win a berth on
e eopard team, which
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ROY fCaptai11J KINNAN, Guan!
This was Royis first year to be on the basketball team,
but he played like a seasoned veteran. He was a big factor
in the defeat of the Tech Wolves, who were the city cham-
pions, and he also showed himself to be a very capable
captain, While playing the remaining games on the schedule.
Schedule
FIRST HALF
. . . Forest Vs. Oak Cliff
. . . Sunset vs. Oak Cliff
. . . Technical vs. Oak Cliff
. . . Woodrow Wilson Vs. Oak Cliff
SECOND HALF
. Forest vs. Oak Cliff
. Sunset vs. Oak Cliff
. Technical Vs. Oak Cliff
. North Dallas vs. Oak Cliff
. Woodrow Wilson vs. Oak Cliff
Mr. Noah was basketball c.oach this year and turned out a fairly good team. Although
he did not put his team very high in the running, his boys were Well versed in the funda-
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mentals of the game. One could see the determination, the fighting spirit, and the clean
V sportsmanship in this team as in all teams which are coached by Mr. Noah.
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DELBERT WILLIS, For-ward
This was Delbert's first year to letter on the
Leopard cage team. Delbert is a very quiet person,
but he made himself known by his fighting spirit.
He could always be depended upon when the team
needed him most. Delbert will be back again next
year and should be one of the mainstays of the
team.
CARLOS JONES, Guard
Carlos, who was captain of the football team,
had the same grim determination to win in basket-
ball as he did in football. He was a very accurate
shot and possessed feinting ability which was hard
to equal. This was Carlos' first year to letter on
the basketball team.
CLARENCE IVIE, Guard
Clarence was the best passer and dribbler on the
team. He was a crip shot artist and all-round good
guard. His defensive Work was spectacular as was
his oifensive work. This was Clarence's fourth year
to play at Oak Cliff and he finished up very suc-
TIM WELCH, Center
Tim was the tallest man on the team and he
used his height to an advantage. He mastered an
overhand shot that resulted in many points for the
Leopards. When Tim graduated at mid-term his
loss was a severe blow to the team, but his fine
spirit will be remembered forever by his team-
mates.
CHARLES SPRAGUE, Center
Charles was the spark plug of this year's team.
He was fast, a good dribbler, and the possessor of
an excellent overhand pass that went straight as
an arrow to its mark. Charlie is the last of the
Spragues to carry the Blue and White colors. He
will be back for the first half of the basketball
season next year.
DAVID TRACHT, Forward
David was unable to participate in the first half
of the city series race because of an injured leg,
but he proved his basketball ability by leading the
team in scoring the last half. He was an accurate
a good offense man. Dave took his bas-
cessfully. Such an excellent guard will be hard
Q replace.
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The Oak Cliff baseball team is sadly lacking in veteran
players this year, wich only two letter men backs J. D.
Simpson, outfielder, and Clarence Ivie, third baseman. How-
ever, under the capable guidance of Mr. Durrett and with
the wealth of raw material that he has on hand, the Leopards
are expected to deal the top notchers plenty of trouble this
year and to develop into real champions in the future, Mr.
Durrett is regarded as one of the best baseball coaches in the
city and he is Working all the time to better his baseball
club. This can be seen by watching the Leopards improve
from game to gameg a player never makes the same mis-
take twice.
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After winning the city and district championships in
1932 and 1933, respectively, Oak Cliff's thinly clads were
nosed out of the city championship in 1934, by Woodrow
Wilson. The boys who placed in city meet this year were:
Charles Sprague, second in the discus and third in the shot
putg D. C. Nolan, first in the low hurdles, Forrest Ulm,
second in the hundred-yard dash and second in the two-
twenty yard dash, Charles Beckham, fourth in the quarter-
mile rung Louree Lindsay, fourth in the mile rung Carlos
Jones, fourth in the shot put. Oak C1iif's relay team won
first in the city meet. The following were members of the
team: Forrest Ulm, D. C. Nolan, Raymond Oster and
Charles Beckham.
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Let,s give nine for the cheer leaders!
Everyone else around the school
Who does anything at all worthy of note
Gets nine rah's, or maybe fifteen.
The cheer leaders put all they've got
Into the game, too,
And a game is never played Without them.
So, come on now, everybody up!
Let's give nine for the cheer leaders!
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APPRECIATION
We, the staff of the 1934 OAK, wish in this place to express
our appreciation to all those who have by their assistance
enabled us to publish this yearbook. We Wish particularly to
thank Mr. Adamson for permitting us to publish the book,
Miss Hammock, for helping us to finance itg Mrs. Clement,
for advising us in developing the art motif g Miss Aduddell,
for assisting With all the content of the book, Mr. Campbell
and Mr. Clement, for directing the taking of the group pic-
tures, Miss Baker, for devoting class time to our typing:
Miss Graves, for the generous loan of office records and tele-
phone, and Mr. Harry M. Crenshaw of the Southwestern
Engraving Company, for invaluable service in the prepara-
tion of printer's material.
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Cecil Vann: This sure is a swell-looking
golf ball.
Dabney Gfurley: Yes, itls a joy to be
holed.
Mrs. Taylor: Ferne, what kind of a noun
is 'Kiss'? '
Fer-ne: Common
Mrs. Taylor: Decline it.
Ferne: Please donlt ask me to.
21' 2? 7?
Employer: What calling do you follow,
my good man?
Mike S.: My wife's.
H' H- 5?
The favorite flower of almost any girl is
the Flower of American Youth.
G? 2? 2?
Mother: Edward, why are you always
at the tail end of your class?',
Edward: 'lThat's all right, Mother: they
teach the same thing at both endsf,
I. L. Muirhead: I want something for
my voice.',
Clerk: But this is a hardware store, not
a drug store.
I. L. M.: I know it. I want a mega-
phone.
if 29 2?
William Heller insisted upon having a
part he could get his teeth into, so Miss
Banker obliged him by giving him a part in
which he bit the dust.
FP Fl' 35
Miss Higgenbotharn: Why did the peo-
ple of old believe that the earth was flat?',
Billy H.: Because they didn't have any
school globes to prove it was round.
35 Fl' as
Little words of Latin,
Little lines to scan,
Make a mighty Virgil
And a crazy man Qalso a girlj.
9l' ?5 if'
Mrs. Bryant: How is it that you stand
so much lower in your studies in January
than in December?',
Bette: Oh, everything's marked down
after the holidays.
Tl-IE OAK
Renfrow I.: Once I hit a golf ball and
nearly killed a manf'
Mr. Leftwieh: Really?
Renfrow I.: Yes, the pro who was teach-
ing me almost dropped dead when I hit it.',
75 75 51'
Billy Parrish: Well, I must be off.
Elizabeth Covington: Thais what I
thought when I first met you.
25 25 X-
Billy P.: I'm goin' to study Literature.
Charles Poteet: Oh! Are you?
Billy: Yes. I want to get a literary appe-
tite. Which poets should I start with?
Charles Poteet: If you want a literary
appetite I think you should begin with Hogg,
Lamh and Bacon?
75 75 :I-
Give a woman an inch, and she'll take
reducing exercises.
75 55 7?
Lida: Oh, what an awful cut on your
head!
Freddie: Oh, next to nothing, next to
nothing?
:s a a-
Dot', Ashley: Dad, what kind of a
present do you want for your birthday?,'
Mr. Ashley: Oh, I don't know. What
kind of a necktie do you have in mind?,'
35 :P 55
Mr. Matthews: Who was Homer?
Dan Shelby: The guy Babe Ruth made
famous.
Pl' Ui' as
Gene Worden: What does my singing
make you think of?
Florence W.: The neighbors.
75 X' 75
Then you've received an invitation that
suits you?
Yes, to a teaf,
H' 9? 75
An editor may dig and toil
Till her finger ends are soreg
But some smart Aleck is sure to say,
I've heard that joke before.
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Disgusted Movie Fan: Now I ask you,
who enjoys a movie that's censored?
Second Movie Fan: 'lThe censors.
13 I
Sailor Teacher Con battleshipj: Give the
two parts of a sentenceu fexpecting to hear
subject and predicatej .
Old Salt Qscratching headj: Sir! It is
solitary confinement and bread and water.
:l- :E :?
One fellow who always tells on the girls
is Old Father Time.
THE GREEKS HAD A WORD FOR IT
Mrs. Clement: This Greek statute was
buried for 2,000 years. Believe me, the
Greeks knew something about art.
Stilwell A.: Yes, that explains why they
buried the horrible things.
:E :P :E
MAKING HER WORK
Carl Cmnpns: I saw Berniece kissing her
Chemistry professor last nightf,
Betty C0-Ed: Yes, that's her weak
point.
C. C.: t'Kissing?,'
Betty C0-Ed: No. Chemistry.
35 25 :I-
Dorothy Barnett: Make fun of my sing-
ing, if you wish, but remember there'll be a
crowd at my concert tonight.
Leighton Atteherry: 'tOh! So you're one
of those people who think three's a crowd?
A girl can generally tell when a man's in
love with her, and, what's more, she gen-
erally does.
25 :P P5 '
Mrs. Eskimo: Well, where have you been
the last six months?
Mr. Eskimo: My dear, I've been sitting
up all night with a sick friendli'
Horace: I call my girl 'I-Iinges'.',
Billy What for?
Horace She's something to adoref,
2. '
Tl-IE OAK
Slippery ice-very thin,
Pretty girl-tumbled in,
Saw a boy-on a bank,
Gave a shriek-then she sank,
Boy on bank-heard her shout,
Jumped right in-helped her out,
Now he's hers-very nice,
But, she had-to break the ice.
Absent-Mindea' Business Man Qafter kiss-
ing his wifej: Now, dear, I will dictate a
couple of letters.
Cathryn W.: Fm saving all my short-
skirted dresses and putting them away in a
trunk. 1
fanie L.: For a rainy day?
Cathryn W.: No, a windy onef'
:P :P :P
Aa'mire1': I don't see what you want
with that young millionaire, anywaylv
Girl: Well, a large estate, a Rolls-Royce
and a choice bank account would go very
nicely with him, I'd say.
'Twas midnight in the parlor,
'Twas darkness everywhere,
The silence was unbroken,
There was nobody there.
75 :E :S
Dale D.: Isn't this a stupid party?
Pete Tipps: Yes,
Dale: But why not let me take you
home?
Petey: Sorry, I live heref'
25 :P :E
FAIR MAIDEN'S FIRST VOYAGE
Monday-Went down to ship today--every-
body saw me off. Everybody is nice.
Tnesctay--Met captain of ship. He is very
nice.
Wednesday-The captain tried to kiss me. I
indignantly refused.
Thursday-The captain is wild with anger!
He says that unless I consent to kiss him
he will sink the ship.
Friday-I saved the lives of 500 people.
Page One Hundred Thirty-eight
TI-IE OAK
Cecil Vann: This sure is a swell-looking
golf ball.',
Dabney Gurley: Yes, it,s a joy to be
holed.
Mrs. Taylor: Ferne, what kind of a noun
is 'Kiss'9
Ferne: Common.,'
Mrs. Taylor: Q'Decline it.',
Ferne: Please donit ask me to.
Employer: What calling do you follow,
my good man?
Mike S.: My wife's.
The favorite flower of almost any girl is
the Flower of American Youth.
Mother: Edward, why are you always
at, the tail end of your class?,'
Edward: That's all right, Motherg they
teach the same thing at both ends.
2'r 2? 2?
j. L. Mnirhead: I want something for
my voice.
Clerk: But this is a hardware store, not
a drug store.
I. L. M.: I know it. I want a mega-
phone.
35 29 FP
William Heller insisted upon having a
part he could get his teeth into, so Miss
Banker obliged him by giving him a part in
which he bit the dust.
2? 35 ii'
Miss Higgenhotharn: Why did the peo-
ple of old believe that the earth was flat?,'
Billy H.: Because they didn't have any
school globes to prove it was round.
25 25 25
Little words of Latin,
Little lines to scan,
Make a mighty Virgil
And a crazy man falso a girlj.
il' 21' 21'
Mrs. Bryant: How is it that you stand
so much lower in your studies in January
than in December?
Bette: Oh, eve1'ything's marked down
after the holidays.
Page One Hundred Thirty-nine
2' A if Q
V w i' X?
Renfrow I.: Once I hit a golf ball and
nearly killed a man.
Mr. Leftwich: Really?,,
Renfrow I.: Yes, the pro who was teach-
ing me almost dropped dead when I hit it.
:5 ss sp
Billy Parrish: Well, I must be off.
Elizabeth Covington: That,s what I
thought when I first met youf'
25 21- 21'
Billy P.: I'm goin' to study Literaturef,
Charles Poteet: Oh! Are you?
Billy: Yes. I want to get a literary appe-
tite. Which poets should I start with?
Charles Poteet: If you want a literary
appetite I think you should begin with Hogg,
Lamh and Bacon?
21' FP -1'
Give a woman an inch, and she,ll take
reducing exercises.
25 2? 25
Lida: Oh, what an awful cut on your
headlv
Freddie: Oh, next to nothing, next to
nothing.
7? 75 Pl'
Dot Ashley: Dad, what kind of a
present do you want for your birthday?
Mr. Ashley: Oh, I donit know. What
kind of a necktie do you have in 1rfind?
25 2? 2?
Mr. Matthews: Who was Homer?',
Dan Shelby: The guy Babe Ruth made
famousf,
21' 25 25
Gene Worden: What does my singing
make you think of P
Florence W.: The neighbors.
Then you've received an invitation that
suits you?
Yes, to a tea.',
2? 5? 2?
An editor may dig and toil
Till her finger ends are sore,
But some smart Aleck is sure to say, 5
I've heard that joke before.
H-avg 5
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