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DEDICATI
To Miss Ruth Bell, under whose experienced guidance
we have visited strange lands and elevated spheres and
under whose vigilant pilotage we have been towed safely
to haven, the Class of 1936 affectionately dedicate this
volume.
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A TRIBUTE TO ADAMSON HIGH
Songs have been sung in your honor,
Words have heen said in your praiseg
Yet we fain would sing you another,
Dear school of our earefree days.
For none have loved you more dearly,
Nor striven more hravely than we
To keep alight your ideals and traditions
The living part of your great history.
Ana' oh, we have eherished your hanner,
Your hanner of white and of hlueg
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Who will keep it untarnished for you.
And after we have left your portals,
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IN MEMORIAM
WILLIAM HARDEN ADAMSON
May 26, 1935
NELL BAKER
July 17, 1935
HOWELL TAYLOR MATTHEWS
February 8, 1936
N. R. Caoznm
SlIf!t'l'iIIfl'IIAll'IIf nf Svfmnlc
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Axxixfuul S11pm'irrl4'11flrr1f Di.sIri4'! Sl11wri11l4'mll'11l
of Srlumlx of High Srfwoolx
0 F E D U C A T I Q N
W. CAR'rIf11x, -IR., M.D., Pr4'si4l1'nl
COMMITTEES
1.'i,mm-1. Buildings amz' Sifrx
Mr. Gabe P. Allen, Clmirman Mr. L. O. Donald, Clmirmarz
Mr. L. Q. Donald
Mr. D. D. Rogers
SIIIIIIHIW
Mrs. W. P. Zumwnlt,
Mr. L. O. Donald
Mr. Fred D. Dnnford
R111 fav
Mr. Gabe P. Allen
Mr. Fred D. Danford
LIIIIFZI
Cjfjlliflllllll Mrs. W. A. Leeper, Chairman
Mr. D. D. Rogers
Mrs. XV. P. Zumwnlt
W,1'Ifl1l'l'
Mr. D. D. Rogers. Clltlhlllllll Mr. Fred D. Danford, Clmirnmn
Mrs. NV. P. Zumwalt
Mrs. W. A. Leeper
Mrs. W. A. Leeper
Mr. Gabe P. Allen
TO THE SENIORS
It is my sincere hope that you, who are responsible
for this Oak and whose activities are here portrayed, will
continue to grow in knowledge, character, and citizenship
after you leave Adamson High School. May tolerance
and open-mindedness always distinguish you as truly edu-
cated men and Women.
HOWARD A. ALLEN,
Prilzfijml.
TQ MR. ALLEN
Your hand has hee11 so steady
A1111 so sure,
Thai we who sailed fhe sea of kIl0lL'll'tI,gl'
III fhe eraff you guicleal
Never knew
When Shoals were passed, 11or
-SlllI!I,b!Il'S skirfefl fhaf woulzl
Have hloekefl our way.
So quiekly have we COIIZC' io
The safe harhor of Cf1l7lllI6lIt'C'lllt'l1f
That we searee A'.1IC"lU our
IUIIYIIUQ' was so lIt'lIl'lj' emlefl.
This is our log. It holds IIIIICZJ
Of our a111hitio11s a'1z1l our joysg
The prized possession from fhis irip
We macle ZHICJU1' your glllllllllfl' wise.
We leave if as a f0l?.l'lI of our love.
I11 years fo COIIZC may if hriug
You happy ll'ZC'llI0l'lC'.Y
Of your firsf Acla111so11 High Senior Class.
Page Thirleeu
TCD OUR FRIENDS-Tl-IE FACULTY
I f rwloen you laeld zflae lzlnzizzozzs
Cloaliee, filled with tlae storied wisdom
Of tlae ages,
For us, we drank not
So deeply as you zfloozzlglozf we slaoald,
Forgive us. Youfla is ever thoughtless.
And if in coming years
Some few of us but zfouelo
Tlae laem of Greatness,
Then take you a fall nzeasnre
Of credit for flae flaiugs we do,
It will be yours.
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Page Fourlew
ALLEN, I-IOWARII A.
ADUDDIZLL, HllLIiN
ALEXANDER, LAURA
ANDERSON, W. M.
BALLARD, C. V. .
BANRER, WANIJA
BARRETT, ANNI.
BELL, ANNA .
BELL, RUTH .
BRAMLETT1., MINNII: .
BROWNE, THOMAS W.
BYNUM, HIlLl-.N .
CABANISS, IIIABLL
CAMPBELL, L. Ii. .
CLEMENT, NELLII5 D.
CLEMENT, W. B. .
CLYETTE, MARY LOUISE
COOPER, BERTA .
CRANE, ABIGAIL .
CUNYU5, G. G.
DURRETT, W. P. . .
EISLNLOHR, HENRIETTA
FRAZER, RII-PLE .
GILLESPIIZ, J. H, .
GRAVES, FANNII3
HAMILTON, Lucv
HAMILTON, W. T. .
HAMMOCR, CHRISTINE
LIARRIS, MARGARl.'f
HARRIS, R. B, .
HASELTINIi, MAY .
I-IESTER, H. B. . .
HIGGINBO1'HAM, LORINL
f'IOLLOWAY, GERALIJINL
HORN, HP.LLN . .
KENDRICK, MARX' .
KING, ROBERTA . .
LANKFORD, NIQLLY BLY
LANGI-'ORn, WINNII: .
LEFTWICH, L, C.
MANN, JOHN A. .
MARRIOTT, R. Ii. .
METCALI-', RUTH
MILLER, HAZEL .
MORRISON, MARY
NliV'BERRY, EUGIZNIA .
NOAH, WINTON .
PATRICK, ANNE .
ROCKETT, MABl1I.
ROOTES, VIRGINIA
RUFFIN, RUTH .
SMITH, R. N.
STOKES, BIERNICII
TAYLOR, NELI. .
TILLEY, EUNICE
Prinripal
. French
Librarian
Sludy Hall
. Mathrrnalim
Public Speaking
Mallaernalivx
. Hislory
. Englixh
. MaflJcn1alif.v
Cmnmfrial Lau'
. Commcrrial
Domcxlin' Arl
Mvvbaniral Drawing
. . Art
Mafbrnlafirx
. English
Hixlory
Hixlory
Chenlixfry
Hislory
. Iournalixm
Dummlif Srifnrr
. Arcounfing
. Dean
Mallwnialivx
Pbysirx
. Lalin
Hislory
Hislory
. Muxic
Manual Arlx
Sofial Sficnrf'
Svfrvlary fo Principal
. . . Englixb
Sludy Hall
Spanixb
English
. . Hixlorj'
. . . Matbematirx
Conimamlanl of R. O. T. C.
. . . Commerfial
. Clerk
. Conznzervial
Pbyxifal Training
. . Spanixla
Matbemafirx
. English
English
Sllanixb
. Englixh
. . . Matlwnialiux
Asxislanl Physiral Training
. . . . English
Chernislry
Page Fifteen
PARENT- TEACHER ASSGCIATICDN
MRS.
MRS.
MIKS
MIKS.
MRS
MRS
MRS
MRS
MIKS.
MRS.
R. 15. I1UMPlI1lLY
T. A. HORIJ .
ELLIS MITCHELL
L. B. JOHNSTON
xl. L. MASSIE .
M. D. WILHITE
C. E. MANDEVILLLQ .
J. G. JONES .
KI. W. FLEEMAN
W. E. PARKER .
MIKS. V. O. T1-10M1'soN
MRS.
MRS.
A. XVxsRoQ:111L
E. D. HUli'f .
OIJIJICIIRS
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Page Sixlccn
In reviewing the history of the Parent-Teacher Associa-
tion since it's beginning in 1901, we feel that the founders
must have had as their motto:
'lTherefore when we build, let us think that we build
Qpublic edihcesj forever. Let it not be for present delight,
nor for present use alone, let it be such work as our descend-
ants will thank us for and let us think as we lay stone on stone
that a time is to come when those stones will be held sacred
because our hands have touched them, and that men will say
as they look upon the labor and wrought substance of them
'See, this our fathers did for us'."-Rzzsfziu.
The officers of the Parent-Teacher organization for this
year have faithfully tried to add other stones to this building
that have for their aims.
First: To promote student aid in home, school, church
and community. To raise the standard of home life, to
secure adequate laws for the card and protection of our
youth.
Second: To bring into closer relation the home and school
that parents and teachers may co-operate intelligently in the
training of the child, and to develop between educators and
the general public such united efforts as will secure for every
child the highest advantages in physical, mental, moral and
spiritual education.
Entrance into high school marks the beginning of a new
educational experience for the child. The modern curricu-
lum deserves the study of parents that home and school co-
operation begun in the elementary school may continue at
a time when it is most needed.
We bid God Speed to each senior and, if we have been
of service to any, we are truly glad.
lzgr' Sfllllfttll
7
OFFICERS
DR. CHARLES L. HATCLIIEIK . . - P1'4'Sifll'l1f
SAM RANIJIAETT , , f'li1'XI' Vicc'-P1'f'xiJw11'
L. E. CAMPBELL . Srfmml Vif'c'-Pwxiflwzf
BRUCE KERSHAXV Tliinf Iliff'-Pl'f'SilI,l'lIf
J, E, W11,1,15 , Fozzrfb Vice-P1'r'xidw1i
L. E, MQBRHJE , Fifflz Vicfrjvzrxizlclzzf
M. P. TIUCKABEE - - Sf'fr'1'frlI'y
H, F, PARK TI'C?llXIl7'l'l'
DIRECTORS
W. F. ULM J. I. BILAUDUY
G. L. CHESTNUT C. D. BRUWUER
G. A. SPRAGUE F. W. ELLISON
The desire of the club is to be of worthy assistance to the student body in solving
their problems, co-operate heartily with the faculty in the spirit of true education, to
increase the patriotism of the students by inculcating in their minds an increased knowl-
edge to their country, to promote athletics in all the numerous departments, to supervise
and direct welfare work as needed by those to whom ill-fortune has fallen, to increase
the sacred responsibility of the growing boy or girl as he or she enters on the course of
higher education or assumes the responsibility of life, and to co-operate cheerfully with
the Parent-Teacher Association in the knowledge that students of Adamson High School
"lead, never follown.
The organization during the year 1935-36 has aided many worthy boys and girls in
various phases of welfare work, who, otherwise, might have been forced to quit school.
It has provided medical, dental, and surgical attention, as well as hospitalization in
certain cases. It instituted the First Annual Athletic Round-Up, which, it is said by
disinterested friends, was the most successful and largest assembly of any nature ever
undertaken by any similiar organization, it assisted in various athletic events. Other
accomplishments, many of them, are written in th'e lives of countless students who have
received assistance, counsel, and consideration in their effort to gain an education and
who will testify, we believe, that the Dad's Club has served the student body, the school,
with loyalty and faithg ever believing that the child today is the citizen tomorrow, and
that together we are privileged to serve Cod, our school, our state, our nation, in such
a manner that the printed page cannot exemplify.
Pa qc Llgbleen
mwniilwm mn
LEON PRICE ANNA LOUISE JOHNSTON ETHEL HETHERINGTON
Prrsidcnt Vice-Prfsident Secrctmfy
ANUARVCLASS! T
COMMITTEES
PROGRAM
Page Twenty
MARY KENDRICK . . . . Chairman
LORRAINE ALBIN
DODIJ OSBURN
FORREST MCCORD
HENRY SHULL
SOCIAL b
LOUIQE MIMS . . . Chairman
LOI: HAMILTON
MAXINE CAVETT
TOM ELMS
HOL1-'ORD ELLIOTT
INVITATION
VICTOR HEARNE . Claairmufz
MICHAEL TAYLOR
BARBARA PHIPPS
FLOYETTE HOLBROOK
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LORRAINE ALBIN
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
National Honor Soeietyg National Thespiansg
American, Dramatic Club, Art Staff of Oulzg Senior
Pan-
Playq Opercttag Pep Squadg Program Committee of IV-A
Classg Library Assistant.
"If you fm' ns Iulpizlzlu ax I.or'raim',
Nvzw' Iz'r1I'rQy 41110111 fUl'fIl7l1.' Izmf fu111i'."
FAITH AMOS
Entered from Trinity Heights, 1932.
Pan-American, "Los Coiiquistodoresng Orchestra, National
Honor Soeietyg Opcrettag W'inner of Spanish Contest con-
ducted by Padre Reynosog Pep Squad, Scholarship Club.
"Lulu, .vILw'l1II'x.I, Xeorziflzvxx, in ber jmvrwfz .Yf1i71l'.ll
INA ANDERSON
Entered from VC'ebster jr. High, Oklahoma City, 1932.
W'orld Affairs Club, Spanish Club, Forget-me-not Sale:
Poppy Sale, Play Day at Denton.
HN' qniel and IIjI1II'.IlifIg Imili'
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GWENIIOLYN ARMSTRONG
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
French Clubg Gymboree.
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Amf all bm' zvuyx uri' llfillllillg lrrlwyi,
lizzll of 1'emlI'rm'xx and gruI'1'."
MARY HELEN BAILEY
Entered from Reagan, 1952
Scholarship Club, Spanish Clubg Gymboree, Girl Reservesg
Poppy Salcg Forget-me-not Sale.
"ll luily im Iml I0 IIA' 1lII'ImII'I'II' by i11I'ln'x."
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MAXXY'ELL BAUGH
Entered from Mills, 1932.
Rifle Tcamg Camp Dallas.
"Hr gum from fbi' jI0.I.Iil1lv fu fbi' IIt'fmIl."
LESLIE A. BEALM EAR
Entered from Bowie, 1952.
Camp Dallasg Captain, R. O. T. C., Latin Club.
"W'ifb bfi mini Iimf SI'rio11.v fizw,
A - Y vi
HI' 14'lII.i lm luilyx gI'III'I'.
BOBBY BIRDSONG
Entered from Reagan, 1952.
-lunioi' l'Ii-Yg Camp Dallas, Crack Companyg French
Club, Otlicer, R, O. T. C.
"Why Utllllf I low' cl Ju:z'l1?',
HELIAQN BRAMBLETT
Entered from Peelcr, 1932
National Honor Society, Amrrl Staff, Oak Staff, Gym-
horeeg Spanish Clubg Pan-American, Girl Reserves,
SclIol.II'slIip Club.
"Her Ijiixi I'I'flI'f'i flu' l1I'f111ly of ber iI1Ir'I1I'Il lifwf'
ALICE BETH BRYANT
Entered from Bowie, 1932
"fl 1m'I'i.iI', uzoilwf lilili' girl, 12111 ax 77lf'1'1'j' Ilx
fbi' Jay ix lrnrlgf,
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MA1lGA1lIi'f BRYANT
lintered from Reagan, 1932.
Clubg
XVor1d Affairs Clubg Pep Squadg Scholarship
Gymboree.
"W'1mI xiiwf I1i'1igbf ll qniul life ajff0r'r1xf'
JOE PAT CA1KLIS1.E
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
"1Vbo fini i111i'11lm1 zerzrfc, 111111 110111111 ffm' free,
A1111 1wo1i41I1y-rujoirilzg AIUIVIIPU
MAXIN1'l CAvE'rT
lintered from Peeler, 1932.
Scholarship Clubg Girl Reservesg Spanish Clubg Pan-
Americang Dramatic Clubg Gymborceg Acorn Staflg
Library Assitantg Poppy Sale.
irAl1Xt'fJfI'101lX 111111 fIl11 of fun,
Maxine, 1110 bear! of Wf. Il. A. II. bm IL'0II.H
DoIzo'II-IY CHEEIQ
Entered from North Dallas, 1934.
Scholarship Clubg Hall Cunrdg Senior Play Usherg Public
Speaking Class Ofliecrg Acorn Reporterg Operettn Ushcrg
Usher for Commencement lixereises.
"A 171171 1i1t1I' Irnly Ieiill 1015 of xfylefi
ALIIIREIJ CO1f'1'EY
llntered from Hogg, 1932.
National Honor Societyg Track, Scholarship Clubg Crack
Companyg Pan-Amerieang Pen-Palsg Ofheer in R. O. T. C.
"As sa1ir1, ur 111'jll'!It1t11711' us flu' Rork of Cii1m11hn' 111141
I far more mi'iub1I'."
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WILLIE BETH COUNCIL
lintered from Bowie, 1932,
Gymboreeg Poppy Salesg Senior Play Ushurg
Operetta Usher.
'She X1'l'lIIX In lbink ibut if ix fllll fo kewl: ffm
l70j1,X beurlx brokrru."
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J. E. DAVIS
Entered from Nevada High School,
Nevada, Texas, 1935.
"My mm: fllllllgflff tm' my 420IIIlJl1lI10llX.U
LEo DAVIS
Entered from Bowie, 1952,
Glee Clubg Operettag All-City Chorus.
"I
nm an 11111111110 111111 l'0II1'11'0l1.Y gi'11f1efm1l1."
WAYNE DEAN
Entered from Hogg, 1952.
Honor liandg State Band Contestg Ilt'UI'lI
Band Qflieerg Truck.
"fl flaming fifllfll, flue! nf fool."
Statfg
MAUDE1.LE DoI1sE'1'T
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
National Honor Soeietyg Sclmlnrsliip Clubg Poppy Saleg
Forget-me-not Saleg Gymborecg Cabinet Oflicer, Girl
Reservesg Office Assistantg President, Girl Reservesg
Banking Assistantg Oak Staffg fl!'Ul'lI Staff.
"So l'1l'4QiIItI1, xo r1iffrrr'11i, rbi' 1101115 tl z1ixli111'f prlxifioflf'
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HELEN EARP
lintered from Bowie, 1932,
ALLEEN FULGHUM
lintered from Reagan, 1951.
SCl1Ul1U'5l1iP Club? GYmb0fC0- Dramatic Club, Wtmrld Affairs Club, Public Speaking
"Can uw' rzrr forge! ber llrigbl uml 1'lL'1'l11XllIIg l'lJll1'1II?U
HOI.I:ORD ELLIOTT
1-'ntered from Reagan, 1932.
l.:Itin Club, ilr. Hi-Y, Library Council, President 2A
Class, Crack Company, Olliecr, R. O. T, C.,
Scholarship Club.
"Ilia lim' ix as gouil ux lzix lo0lz.t.',
TOM ELMS
lintereel from Reagan, 1931.
Ir. Hi-Y, Vice-President 2B Class, Dramatic Club, Latin
Club, Crack Company, At'l11'II Staff, Best Private '32,
Best Corporal, '35.
"Thr xi'4'1'I'l of Xllt'L'l'XX ix 1'or1xiu111'y In plirjroxif'
FRANCIS EWTON
lfntered from Mills, 1932.
Track, Operetta, Scholarship Club, Pen-Pal Club, Art
Club, Sports liditor of Acorn, Leopard Club, Basketball,
Pootbnll, Cantata, Mixed Chorus.
nflllfl' 11 fr-ivml, 11111-115-i u friI'ml."
THEO EZELI.
lintcred from Hogg, 1932.
Pan-American, Spanish Club, Camp Dallas,
Ffliciency Medal, Officerls Ifiiiciency Medal, Captain of
Band, Scholarship Club.
"A Vzlflftllll fo cajvfiluli' fair lmzrfx.
Sergeanfs
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Gymboree, Poppy Sale, Operetta, Forg
Class Officer, Scholarship Club, Orchestra, Operetta,
Spanish Club, Senior Play.
"Gi'11tlwm'r1 prefer' lIl0IIllX.n
PERRY GEIsER
lintered from Bowie, 1952,
National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Pan-American,
"His lirou' ix clomlvil with lbflllgblf,
DALTON GOOIJE
Ifntered from Mills, 1932.
"His fills bit flllll' wifb zlvralx, not lIIlll'll1'l' y1'ur.v."
DOROTHY GREEN
lintered from Peelcr, 1932,
National Honor Society, Dramatic Club, Scholarship
Club, Gymboree, Operetta, "Los Conquistadoresn.
"Intl tl lilfli' lfil of girl lm! ll lol uf f1l'1'50JlI1llfj'.U
LOUISE GREEN
lintered from Bowie, 1932,
Archery, Glee Club.
"For rirllii' will fmllirr' ia poxlvrilyg
ruiy will noi l'l'tll'l il."
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MYRA GIKUISE
Entered from Bowie, 1932,
Girl Reservesg Armvl Reporterg Gymboree.
"The eyes are ilu' u'imfou'i nf ilu' soul."
Lois HAMIl.TON
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Cheer Leaderg Best All-Round Underelass Girlg Dramatic
Clubg Art Clubg Spanish Clubg Girl Reserves: Class
Officer, 3A and 4B Classesq Gymboreeg Operetta.
"l"I1iI' IUHIJOIIILQ fizilbjul z4'illiif1."
NATALIE HIAQAIKNE
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
"Los Conquistadoresug Pan-Amerieang Scholarship Clubg
National Honor Societyq Operettaq Poppy Saleg Pen-Pal
Clubg Pep Squndg Gymboree,
"A gum! .vlmri - - few nm .viirjmix beixu
VICTOR HEARNE
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
Scholarship Clubg Officer, R. O. T. C.g Crack Companyg
Editor of Avorug Chairman Invitation Cnmmittee of
4A Classg Ofhce Assistant.
"The mimi ix ilu' xhuiilzlrzl of ilu' linux."
ETHEI. HE'fHE1i1NGTON
Entered from Hogg, 1932,
President of National Honor Societyg Scholarship Clubg
Gymboreeg Mixed Chorus Orehestrag Art Clubg Oilk
Staffg President of 413 Cliissg Dramatic Club.
"Bm111fYy, grave, uml ilIfl'lIiKl'7lt'l' Im'
lL'07lf,l'1'fIlH,Y rrzrrzlzifzml in lilln'l."
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VIRGINIA HILL
Entered from Trinity Heights, 1932.
Gymboreeg Pan-Americang Spanish Club.
"ills lon bad slu' milf! gin' IIX flu' xr'1'rI'f of
bw' xiwel, kimfl-y u'I1-yxf'
FLOYETTE HOLBROOK
Entered from Rengnii, 1932.
Class Ol:l:lCSfQ Dramiitic Clubg Gymboreeg Scholarship
Club: W'orld Affairs Clubg Poppy Snleg Gym Assistant.
"Elrgi1r1i as xiizzplifilryq ILXIVNI 11x I'I'xlI1xy."
FLORENCE Howmxn
Entered from Tyler High, 1934.
Scholarship Club.
"Af zvboxe sigh! all lbe .tfarx bidi- their Iliziiiuxlwfl lwm1s."
SYLVESTER HOWl'lLL
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
French Clubg Stamp Clubg Library Assistantg
Scholarship Club.
"The Irmsl IlItH7ffl'Xf .tigu of 1L'fX1lIHII ii'
millirimwl 1'lIIfw'f11lf1I'xx."
EVERETT HUBI5AItIJ
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
Scholarship Clubg Camp Dallasg jr. Hi-Yg French Clubg
Crack Companyg Non-Commissioned Officer.
"He rivals in IfrI'IIn1.t um! uzllx if Ic'nrk."
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' JAMES HUGHES
A Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Band Contest, Olfieer in Band, Camp Dallas, Latin Club,
Stamp Club, Honor Band, Scholarship Club, All-City
Band, Spanish Department, OHice Assistant.
"Hi.v fan' if-Ili all."
PEGGY HUMPHRPIY '
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
National Honor Society, National Thespians, Scholarship
Club, Library Assistant, Oak Staifg Spanish Chorus,
Pep Squad, "Los Conquistadoresu, Dramatic Club,
Art Club, Pan-American.
'fsbf lmx I1 roiw of gliulrluxs, mul 11 xmili' ulnl
El0L1lll'lIL't' of lzeulriyf'
CLIFTON HUNTER
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
Spanish Club, Leopard Club, Acorn Reporter, Baseball,
Basketball, Crack Company.
"QnivI, l70lll'Xf, zzmzxmuling, 111' ir 1lK'f1'1'I1lilIl'l! In
rise fo flat' Iopf'
ANNA LOUISE JOHNSTON
Entered from Bowie, 1932,
Class Officer, BA, 4B. 4A Classes, Scholarship Club,
Gymboree.
"Bill so fair, sbt' hiker lbw lzrvulb of men aluny,
W'fm gaze upon her, lHIL1ll'AI7'1'.ll
ALTA LOUISE JORDAN
Entered from Peeler, 1952.
Gymboree, Pan-American, Scholarship Club.
"A rmilf' lilzz' 41 xzzrzflvzlul, xo mzy Ima' 1'l11'1'XSflIg.,l
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VIRGINIA KELSEY
Entered from Reagan, 1952.
Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Gymboree,
Forget-me-not Sale.
"A frieml zmrib I'11lii1'I1fiu,e.,'
MARY KENIJRIGR
Entered from Bowie, 1952,
Reserves, Gymboree, Class Otheer, IB, 2B, ZA, 413,
4A Classes, Scholarship Club, Dramatic Club,
One-act-play Contest, French Club.
"SIN bux ll gay uml sultry 'lL'tl-Y
Tfml Hlafzvx HX uulvb bw' wifb Ilcliglvff'
MARY KILGORE
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
Art Club, Art Staff of Ouk, Poppy Sale, National Honor
Society, Gymboree, Dramatic Club: Scholarship Club.
'fslw ix tl fry! rule girl in all 1'I'xpI'1'lx."
J. H. KI1.LOUGH
Entered from Bowie, 1932,
National Honor Society.
"W'ixIlrn11, k1mzL'lI'IlgI', jm1c'I'r."
GURLIQY HOPE KINNAMON
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Pen-Pal Club,
Poppy Sale, Scholarship Club, Gymboree,
"She ix xrwrt xczru :lays of lbc Ic'eI'lQ.',
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Top row, fefl io rigbl:
MARY ELIZABETH KNOWLES
Entered from Mills, 1952.
Mixed Chorus, Girls, Glee Club, Acorn Reporter,
Cantata, Gymboree.
"She hulzlx wilhin ber gcnflc band,
The quici gif! of :11'vunz5."
EVA MAE LEMBURG
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Scholarship Club, Vice-President, 1A Class, President,
2B Class, Gymboree, Poppy Sale, At'Ul'71 Staff.
"Clez'1'r, ycx-but more lbun that, IoL'nl1lr'."
FRANCES LEWIS
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Forget-me-not Sale, Poppy Sale, Gymboree, Spanish Club,
Acorn Reporter, Scholarship Club.
"Kind, nnxelfixb-all lbs Iruitx float nmkz' u lovable girl."
CHAI. LINN
Entered from Tech, 1932.
Football, Track, Basketball, Cheer Leader, President,
ilr. Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, President, 4B Class, Dramatic
Club, Senior Play, Leopard Club, Operetta, Glee Club.
"A boy 'wilb lots of 111'p-fajnlble of jrnlfing
iboxe yells across."
FORREST MCCORD
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Vice-President, National Thespians, Dramatic Club, Senior
Play, Debate Team, Scholarship Club, Operetta, Crack
Company, Commissioned Ollacerg Boys' Glee Club.
"El'r'v'yom' who knows him Iikex him, on urronnl of
his simple, sincere manner."
Bofiom Vozr, lvfl io rigbf:
FLOY MCGEE
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
National Honor Society, Poppy Sale, Scholarship Club,
Gymboree, Spanish Chorus, Pan-American, Spanish Club,
Forget-me-not Sale.
"A joy of youth and beultb, fam' eyes display,"
NELLIE RUTH MCKINNEY
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Gymboree, Operetta,
Poppy Sale, Mixed Chorus.
"Full of fun and wil ul all lirllexf'
VERA MCLAREN
Entered from Reagan, 1952.
Gymboree, Forget-me-not Sale, Poppy Sale, Art Club,
Mixed Chorus, Operetta.
"S1L'1'r'l110si, xfabilify, rirtnux IN'lA.5'0IlIfil'1l.U
LOUISE MIMS
Entered from Hogg, 1952.
Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, Operetta, Gymboree,
Spanish Club, Social Committee, 4A Class, Mixed Chorus,
OfHee Helper.
'QCIJIIIC anal frijl as you gil,
On Ibm' liglvl, falituxfir lov."
MINNIE LEE MoRRow
Entered from Trinity Heights, 1932.
Spanish Club, Pan-American, Orchestra.
"Her l'Z'6'l'vY ions ix NlIlXiL'lX 01L'lI.U
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JOHN O,CONNOR
Entered from Hogg, 1952.
Dramatic Club: Senior Play: National Honor Society:
National Thespiansg Scholarship Club.
"A .vfrikiug P1'l'!0lI4l1ffj', Iulm ix Ilflfbfllllf if Hof
imfiziiluul uml ir11ugim1ti1'i'."
MAIKGAIKIALT OSBORN
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Gymboree: Spanish Club: Girl Reserves: Mixed Chorus:
Ofiiee Assistant.
"Clmrn1.v Ifrifqi' fbi' xigfzl, 11111 nlvril zuinx fbi' will."
Douo OSBURN
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
National Honor Society: Oak Staff: Scholarship Club:
Business Manager of Senior Play: Dramatic Club: Major,
R. O. T. C.: Camp Dallas: Crack Conipanyg
Program Committee of 4A Class.
HRl'l'I1.QIliff!Ill Illtl-1' funn' lute, bn! IIA'l1'1' fnzr, if will I'o1m'."
MARGUERITE PERKINS
lfntered from Reagan, 1932.
Operetta: Senior Play.
"Sf1i"ll llama' uml ying bw' ILVIA1' flwronglr life."
LAMOINIL PETERSON
llntered from Bowie, 1932.
National Honor Society: Wiilner of Spanish lissay Contest
xponsored by Adolfo Dominguez: Secretary, Vice-President,
and President of Spanish Club.
"Hr Kms bruiux aml quirl uburuz-
nba! HIUV1' vvulil ue lL'1lllf?U
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Ballon: mir, lufl in rigfif:
BARBARA PIIIPPS
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Gymboree: President of Scholarship Club: National Honor
Society: Mixed Chorus: Pan-American: Choral Club.
"Thu I's.iI'I1r'I' of lt'fiIli'l7lt'!lf willn If mimi of ber own,"
MARION POWERS
Ilntered from Reagan, 1932.
National Honor Society: French Club: Schol.II'ship Club:
Secretary 2A Class: Secretary Art Club.
'PWZJUAL' bujwjiy brurl bulb jronwr,
To make tl xfom' I1 fl0ll'1'V.n
LEON PRICE
Ifntered from Bowie, 1950.
Football: Basketball: Leopard Club: Operetta: Senior Play:
Dramatic Club: President of Senior Class.
"All zzmulailnl lows tl 1o1I'r."
GEOIKGE RAGLE
Entered from Bowie, 1931.
Scholarship Club: Latin Club.
"Au iilvul lwvy Irilli xI'rio11x11rx,v uml luzumr Iilifevf'
CAROL ROBINSON
Iintered from Bowie, 1932.
Forget-me-not Sale: Poppy Sale: Operetta.
"Good llriuxqx xlroulif br jmzixwlf,
G yinborec:
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WILSON ROBNETT
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Latin Club, Officer, R. O. T. C.g Arorn Repcrterg Camp
Dallasg Crack Companyg Crack Platoon.
"Hr 1,0121 well what br' lIlIlll'l'fllkL'.Y.H
ELIZABETH ROLLANDIN
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Scholarship Clubg Gymboree, French Clubg Poppy Saleg
Forget-me-not Sale.
"Eli:::l1I'flJ lwlzlx our !llllIIill'LlflUI7 lnvnzzm' of lm' ullilily
tlllll xzveul .ti111'z'riiy,"
LOUISE RYAN
Entered from Breckenridge junior High School, 1933.
Scholarship Clubg Latin Club, Dramatic Club.
HS0ll1t'flIlIl'.Y lL'0l'lliIIg, XOIIIL'fiII1C'.Y Illzlylllg,
always CIlj0Y1'lllg life,"
HENRY SHULL
Entered from Hogg, 1952.
Co-Editor of Ouleg Business Manager of Avorug National
Honor Societyg Scholarship Club: French Clubg Program
Committee of 4A Classg Office Assistantg Student Council.
"A Xfllllfllf, tl fl'll'lIll, u g4'11ll1'1lm11."
NELL SMYTHE
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
Captain of Pep Squadg Gymboree, Poppy Saleg Forget-
me-not Sale: Spanish Clubg Ac'w'11 Staffg Mixed Chorusg
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JOE STURGES
lintered from Bowie, 1931.
Scholarship Clubg W'orld Affairs Club.
"Cowl IIlIflll'Z' .v1mr'lzl4'.v in bix rye."
MICHAEL TAYLOR
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
National Honor Society, Senior Playg
Business Manager of Oulc.
'Ulrlofzis-Ihr 1m'fr'i'l lol eff'
LOIS TEUBNEIR
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
World Affairs Club,
l'lI'f0ll.f Yllllltl in ll girl ix imlml L1 fine fllffllla'
in ll goml liglzlf'
MILDRON TONN
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
anish Club: Pan-Amerittang Spanish Choral Club,
Girl Reservesg Cvymboreeg Scholarship Club.
"A xflnlrllf om' 1L'011lLl ilu wi-II io nimlel uflrrf'
BILLY TURLEX'
lfntered from -Ienningls Avenue junior High,
Fort Wcxrtli, Texas, 1932.
AFKIVII Reporterg R. O. T. C.
Operetta. HSIl1'L'l'XX will ln' bix for hr' is ll fzzilhfnl uwrkw'
rfU7l17!l7lIItll'Cl ezzcrgy uml pvlvfl in all lbiugsf'
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VA1,IJA MAE WADDI.1i
Entered from Hogg, 1931.
Poppy Sale, Forgot-me-not Sale, Pan-American,
"TIM jmuvr nf fbolzglvfgflu' umgii' of IlIf711,.u
VIRGINIA WALL
Ifntered from Mills, 1931.
Gymboreeg Forget-me-note Sale.
nSll1'L'fIl1'A.Y izml f,l'iL'll1lXl7jI1 shim' forlb fmzn ber fun
ORRIS XY!!-Q1.C1I
Iintercd from Pceler, 1932.
Operetta.
,PA ,vi
jzmlrzfvi, flerixiiv boy ix ln.
ES'I'lIL1.lE XYl1r11'1"l'1-.R
Iintcred froni Reagan, 1932.
Gyniboreeg Spanish Cllubg WcuI'1c1 Affairs C1ub.
",-1 girf you ruff! forgI'f."
EDXVIN XVILLIAM5
Iintered from Hogg, 1932.
President, Pun-Ameriezmg National Honor Society, Schol-
1.4,
Bnflonz row, liffl lo righi:
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JOE XWILLIAMS
Entered from Hogg, 1931.
Bgmd: Honor Bandg Camp 17111355 Orchestra, jr. Hi-Y,
Trackg Band Contest.
"A ligbi bear! linux lung."
SARA WILLIAMS
Entered from Hogg, 1952.
Gymkoreeg Dramatic C1u1w, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not
5.1113 Mixed C11llfUS.
"All ibm' in ll'UIIIdll is tlllflfflf in flu-y xweei xvff we fifldf'
HAROLIJ WRIGIIT
Iintered from Alamo Heights High School,
San Antonio, 1935.
"IlI1li'.I miflier Z1flll.1i'1f :mr fbi' luIlii's."
BILLY YOUNG
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Blnking As-inlglnt: NtlI1lJ11.11 Honor Societyg Oak Staff,
Selioliirsliip C1u1w.
"I11fI'l1igeI1f, fl!!!-jfliflfg, i:.':Il im Ill!-rulzml ,quail fvl1ozL'."
R. G. HAM
Entered from Bowie, 1931.
arsliip Club, Spanish C1ubg Advertising M.Innger of Oukg Ghe C1ub, Mixed Chorus, Cantata: Operettag Football,
Non-Coznniissioned in Band.
TI'e.1furer of junior Federation of Music,
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ROBERTA ELLIOTT
lintcred from Hogg, 1932.
Lead in Senior Playg Opcrcttag Scholarship Clubg French
Clulng Class otiiccr, 352, '53, 335g Dramatic Clubg
Ifcuturc Editor of Amrll.
"WC an' prom! of bm' l7C'llIlfj'j bw' xmilvx, and bw' ch4zrl11x."
ARQHIE MCADAMS
Iintcrccl from Mills, 1931. Rifle TC
Crack Company.
'Wfwl of few worzlx are Ibm' bex! ll1l'lI.U
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TOM SNYDER
Entered from Reagan, 1951.
"I"u1I uf fun, nzixrbivf, uml L'ifaliIy."
FLOYD WATSON
Entered from Reagan, 1931.
amg Opcrcttag Crack Plnroong Crack Company
Trnckg Bnscballg Baskctballg Football.
"Noi ll xbrik, but The Sheik."
A FAREWELL TO THE SENIORS
Life heekons you with eager hanels.
There is a glamour over these last senior days,
But the ola' school watehes you with hroocling eyes,
Knowing through you she reaps her nzeea' of hlanze or praise.
You are the sehoolg the gifts you take,
The lessons learnecl, will he your armour for the next short span
of life,
Anil like Knights of olcl, for your sehool's sake
You'll keep this arnzor hright, unseathecl thru stress and strife.
Knowing that haek of you are watehing frienzls
Who set your feet in ll,'lStI,0lII,S pleasant ways,
Anil though the new paths nzay leael you to high plaees and
fair lands,
Through all will live the znenzories of your Aalanzson High days.
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COLYAR PHILLIPS MARY CATHERINE GROXVES FERMAN FOWLER
PVf'Si!!C'I7f Vic'e-President Secretary
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LOUIS AIJIN SARA ELDRIDCE PATRICIA KIRWAN
P1'c'5izle11t ViC'U-P1'L'SitZCl1f Secretary
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HEL1iN ALLEN
Entered from Hogg, 1952.
Officer, 1A Class, Music Club, Glee Club, Scholarship
Club, Operetta.
"Good lmlnre aml ilfmring fuel are bm' z'baru1x."
FRED ARMSTRONG
Entered from Peeler, 1951.
FPHHIYPJ' um I, from mn' I'm free,
Why nrclfl they all conlrut like n1r'?,'
MARY FRANCES BAILEY
Entered from Hogg, 1952.
Art Clubg Girl Reserves
"I lla no! hike uvconul of llvr !J0lll'.1 IllIl!'.1.i lbey
are bright,"
VINCENT BARER
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
National Honor Sucictyg Pen Palsg Scholarship Club,
P. T. A. Scl'm1arsl1ip Award, Latin Club, W'inner in Better
Homes Contest, Oak Staff.
"Grail tbongblx like grmi flvvdx, need no lrurupctsf,
DOROTHY BARNUM
Entered from Technical High, 1934.
journalism department.
"Honor is Ibn I'!'IL'l1l'll of zirlmnl,
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J. W. BEAN
Entered from Elmer, Oklahoma, 1932.
"N0lbi11g flrlvrs a gooil man from uqbul ix rigblf'
CARL BENSON
Entered from Bowie, 1931.
Art Club: Glee Clubg Music Clubg Stamp Club.
"Long liw flu' merry hear!
Tbal laughs by night and Jay."
ARTHUR BOLA ND
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
"A nulurv as merry at flat' rluy it long."
EVELYN BRANTLEY
Entered from Trinity Heights, 1932.
Girls' Chorus, journalism dcpnrtmentg Spanish Club.
"A frivml you low I0 bare."
MARGARET BROWN
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, 1932.
Gym assistant, Art Club, Bowling Club,
"Anfb0ril-v tum' ortler
IIN loyal bear! jvoxsrxsvsf'
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T011 row, lefl lo righl:
JUANITA BUCKLEY
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Girl Reserves, Pen Palsg Scholarship Clubg Forget-me-not
Sales, French Club.
"She put lbe 'pep' in pepper."
R. J. BURROUGHS
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
Art Club, Lettered in Trackg Officer in Boys' Glee
"Ax fax! in bis lille ax be is on Ike truck."
HENRY CALDER
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
Crack Companyg Crack Platoong Stamp Club.
Club.
"A merry bear! mukelb u rbevrfnl t'o1mle1rant'e.,'
ROBERT CALLOWAY
Entered from Chatfield, 1935.
"Whey: shall we look 1111011 his like againf'
HOWARD CAMERON
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Lettered in Golf.
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He is wall abate par in all he IHIlI'f'I'1dlU'S - e.x'z'ej7I golf.
Boflom row, left fo righf:
NAN CAMERON
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Officer of Pen-Palsg Oak Staffg Dramatic Clubg National
Thespiansg National Honor Societyg Scholarship Club, Pep
Squadg Latin Clubg Office assistantg Forget-me-not Sale.
"Ripe in lL"lXtl0lll is sbe and jmlieul, uml ximple, uml kind."
EUGENE CAMPBELL
Entered from Corsicana, 1933.
Footballg Trackg Crack Company, Acorn reporter.
"A genius in more liner lbau unef,
MILTON CAMPBELL
Entered from Mills, 1931.
Bandg State Band Contest, Camp Dallas.
"He :meals no eulogy, his ebarrlefer speaks for itself."
MOZELLE CAMPBELL
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
Dramatic Clubg Forget-me-not Saleg Arorn reporter.
"We find ber earnest, kirzrl, and imc."
JOY CANTRELL
Entered from North Dallas, 1935.
Debate Teamg Trackg Choral Clubg Glce Clubg Orchestra.
13 fr 1
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SOLON CAPLE H. F. CLICK
Entered from Trinity Heights, 1952. Entered from Peeler, 1952.
Radio Club, Acorn reporter.
"His wil mn ilriii' ilull vim' away."
BEATRICE CHAPMAN
Entered from Hogg, 1952.
Latin Club, Scholarship Club, Poppy Sale, Forget-meanot
Sale, Bowling Club, 3B Class Officer, 4B Class Officer.
"A girl who ix boyish,
But xbunx being llItllH1i.Yb.U
PAUL CHITWOOD
Entered from Reagan, 1952.
Pan-American, Mixed Chorus.
"Wiih no time I0 uxnrry or fo fre!
He grit Ihr' joys lifi- has lo rel."
MINNIE LEATH CHRIETZBERC.
Entered from Mills, 1952.
Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, Spanish Club, Music
Club, Operetta, Pep Squad, Spanish Choral Club, Bowl-
ing Club, Library Council.
"Sweetness and fricmlsbip shine forfb from bcr face."
SELENE CLARK
Entered from Reagan, 1952.
Scholarship Club, Oak Staff, Music Club, French Club,
Girls Glee Club.
"A girl wiib u lzuark 10 ilo i'L'i'ryibiug uwllf,
,J""'hiL
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Basketball, Tennis, Stamp Club, Salesmanship Club,
Scholarship Club, Business Manager of Acorn.
"Thr worn' "impoxxil1le" is no! in the diistiorruryf
ONETA COLE'
Entered from Bowie, 1952.
Sale.
Pep Squad, French Club, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not
"Tbv beuris of her friemis lrusf safely in herf'
WARREN COOPER
Entered from Waeiv, 1952.
Basketball, Junior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, Asst.
"Au
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Manager Football.
'Tbis liff is loo Shari io worry in-
So fake my aflzfirr uml he happy."
LOUIE COUCH
Entered from Hogg, 1952.
junior Hi-Y.
"Whaii'1'er reforrl leap lo liglvl
He never shall bi' shammi."
JAMES CURREY
Entered from Hamilton, Texas,
Art Club, Stamp Club.
UIINVC of wit is worfb tl fl0lll1ll of S01'1'01L'.,
1952,
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Top row, left Io right:
LEON DIEROLF
Entered from Penns., 1934.
Scholarship Club, French Club, Tennis T
Oak Staff.
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WILLIAM DRYDEN
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
Cam5 Football, Basketball, Crack Platoon, 2 Crack Companies,
"He Ilifll lo be 11 ILYUHZZIII-hIlfl'1', but lalvly
wha! II t'l1a11gc'.',
STANLEY DIQREY
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Scholarship Club, Stamp Club.
lwnyx fbi? frm' ones tuba lL'lI1 fbi' 1'
ibm' l'ffil'll'IIf 0Ill'.Y.,y
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JOY DEVEREAUX
Entered from Bowie, 1933.
Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, Oper
get-me-not Sale, Pep Squad.
"Though lbs alny ln' long rum' zlrmry, you will
fiml bm' t'bm'f'1'y.',
BERRY DAVIS
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
are lm!
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alzvrrys
Crack C0 , Senior Hi-Y, Operetta ,, I
'. . ' A 111c1'l' ' brurt llltlkfi tl rbew' Ill 1'01r11le111111t'r.'
"None but bmzwlf F1171 be his fJlll'!llIFl.U J f
LORENA DARGAN
Entered from Mineral Wells, 1932.
Stamp Club, First Class Private Guard.
"Tb1'1't".v ulwrzyi wfvly ill 1'11lo1'.',
GERALD DUNCAN
Entered from Bowie.
"Hr 1L'hl.Yllt'1l as be uwlknl for ILYIIIIA uf worry."
MARY HELEN DURHAM
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Library Assistant, French Club, Dranmtie
"Willa g!'IIllC yet p1'cIf11ili11g force,
I11lc111' 11147011 bm' :1'vsli11L'rl L'0lll'SL'.U
Club.
HOWAIKD EDMONDSON
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
ip Club, French Club, Latin Club, AFOVII
Reporter, Class Reporter.
Scholarsh
MAUREEN ELERSON
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
National Honor Society, Social Chairman of the Girl Spanish Club.
Reserves, Scholarship Club. "The hd1'lll0l11J girl - - Iuilb 7l61'L'l' zz lllXA.'0l'1l xo long as u
"A bi! uf Drcsrlvrz China - - 1111ui11f, 1'bnr111i11g, fragile." bare fUI0lL'II ber."
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ROBLRT ELLIS
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Latin Clubg Mgr. Baskctballg Mgr. Trackg Mgr. Baseball.
"Who brings Sunxfnim' info 1191- lift, of ollwrv,
Brings xuuxbim' info bit own-D
ELIZABETH EMMONS
Entered from Pccler, 1932.
Forget-me-not Salcg Spanish Contestg 3B Social Com-
mittee: Avorn Staffg Dramatic Club.
"sbt, 1'UIllIfX lwr frivmlx by flu' svoru,
YN flJ1'VU ix IIIIUAIYYX roam for n1or'f'.',
PEGGY FLAKL
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Class Officerg Oalz Staffg Library Councilg Amrn Staff:
Scholarship Clubg Girl Reserves: Spanish Club.
"V:l!'illlI1 rf 11111lal1il1' S1'Hlfl4'P' fx! fvnlimz. U1 rflizlzgzwzlvlr
umf firklv thing ix 1L'01mu1.2"
JACQUELYN FoUTs
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Forget-me-not Sale: 3B Social Committecg .flmrn Staff:
Popularity Contcstg Girl Rizscrvcsg Latin Club.
"HM pl'1'fH71l'.Y5 umf Xl'lIfI4'71f'JX IIIMIU' bm' bofb
vburuziug amf lr1z'ablr.,'
FERMAN FOWLER
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Spanish Clubg 4B Class Officerg Basketballg Senior Hi-Yg
Library Assistantg "D" Clubg Senior Hi-Yg
Library Council.
"vHiv u'z11'y lmir um! xmlli' art' Hllzrb in lm LIZlH1iYl'Kl.,,
R. D. FUDGE
Entered from Pceler, 1931.
Junior Hi-Yg Library Assistantg Arorn Reporter.
"Ile th:-wif in 1Jl'fl'llfi0lI Ilull wbvu bv was bad,
B111 r1i'1'm'r'lfn'I4'.vx bfx 11 lUI'LlI7l1' lad."
JAMES GARRISLJN
Entered from Hogg, 1931.
Crack Company: Crack Platoon.
"A fuilhfzzl u'orle4'r in ull ffJi11gS"
EDGAR GHARIS
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Spanish Club.
"Clw1'rx irilb hix xzzzilrf'
EDMOND GHARIS
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Spanish Club.
'rwiltlfllll ami zmrfll are hixf,
GUS GIRI.1NGHOUSE
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Crack Companyg Rifle Team: junior Hi-Y.
HSlL't't'f un' lbv 5IllHI171'l'.V of u l'iff1l0ll.1 man!"
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Top row, left fo rigbi: Bolfom row, left lo right:
PEGGY GLEASON MARJORIE GRIFFIN
Entered from Sunset, 1935. Ifmfffd ff0m Bowie, 1932.
Spanish Club? History Clubs poppy Sales Forget- Girl Reservesg French Clubg Linz Bible Awnrdg Mixed
memot Sale. Chorusg Riding Clubg Operettag Dramatic Clubg
"Thc're'x 'naught but good of ber mmm." Pe? 541934-1-
Sbe ix gentle, she ix xhy,
Bllf Ilorrr' ix NliXL'I7ff'f in ber 1'y1'.,'
DORIS GOODEN
Entered from Hogg, 1932. TOMMY GRIMES
Scholarship Clubg National Honor Societyg Interscholastic Entered from Sulphur Springs 1933.
League Spelling Contestg Oak staff: Pep Squadg Latin
Clubg Dramatic Clubg Officer, Student
'fslw ix mozlvsf, buf 1101 lmxbfzll.
WESTMORELAND GRAY
Entered from Latt High, 1934.
Council.
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Pen Pal Clubg Scholarship Club.
"A 111'zc'-rouzw, but jirxf-t'1u.IIf'
MARY ISABELLE GREIEN
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Salesmanship Clubg Poppy Saleg Forget-m
"Ax you may suppose,
She has plvuly of lIl'tl1l.X.U
EDWIN GRIFFIN
e-not Sale.
Hi-YQ Pan-American Clubg Stump Clubg Sports Editor
of the Aforu.
"Lilfl4' bu! fowl."
CARTHYL HAGOOD
Entered from Bowie, 1931.
Pan-American Clubg Spanish Clubg Snlesmansllip Club.
"HH quid and really smile winx him frivmlx
all flue while."
JACK HAMILTON
Entered from Brown, 1932.
"sn11 arbieriug, xfill purxuiug I1 biglv hlvalf'
WILLIAM HAMILTON
Entered from Hogg, 1932,
Senior Hi-Yg Bandg All-City Orclwestrag Honor Bnndg
Entered from 1934.
"Good mzlurc and good
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Orchestrag Scholarship Club.
"Ability 'lL'iIl.Y flu' t'xfr'4'111 of ibe frm' 'IlIflII.,,
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GENE HANSZEN
Entered from Hogg, 1952.
Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, Senior Hi-Y
Track, Oufe Staff, "D" Club, Wimrld Affairs Club
W'inner of lfxtemporaneous Speaking Contest of the City.
"IIf'I11'I'f1 help lbw lIm'irx."
VIRGINIA HORN
Entered from Mills, 1932. -
Latin Club.
"IIOm'sl, xII'uaffa,II, mul 1I1'lIt'?ItId17Il'.U Y
BILLY HUIIBAIIII
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Spanish Club, Track.
"Hr lmv frmglal a gum! figfof und fiilixbetl
llhifll grmll fullbf'
MARY BELL HUI1'l?INES
Entered from Peeler, 1952.
Operetta, A11-City Chorus, Avoru Repor
"Her gr'I1u', lw1clI'r'r1r'x,I, um! gI'r1I1w1f'xx make bm' IU
lorulllr' uml rhurnzirzgf'
REBECCA HUIf'STEDL1iR
Entered from Pecler, 1932.
DORIS JOHNSON
Entered from Mills, 19321
Latin Club, Pep Squad.
'fsbf is a miie, buf llylltlllliflu
MILDRED JOHNSON
Entered from Peeler, 1952.
Linz Award.
"A gentle soul: In ihu Immun mee, u friemlfy
MONROE JOHNSON
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Captain of Golf Team, Hi-Y, Scholarship
Club, Pen-Pals.
Nc?UIlft'7If lllifb Ihr' many joyt in bit lifff,
EMRYS JONES
Entered from Peeler, 1952.
Tennis Team, Pan-American, Spanish Club.
"A good sporlxnzung a lrur frirmlf,
O. T. JONES
Girl Reserva, SclIol:IrslIip Club, Linl Bible wa Entered from Wichita Falls' l934'
"IIII'r mrzrzy 1l1'HIp1'Y gillli lbw I'I1'g1'x of Lum Club'
lifvfi l11In'lc1'.vf I'1u11Il.x." "A boy who I11'Sl'fl't'K ull be gary."
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VIOLET KEAHEY
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Latin Club, Forget-me-not Sale, Scholarship Club, Girl
Reserves, World Affairs Club.
"Sirnplii'ily and nulllruluvsx rombim' fo make
ber worllo while."
DEE KERR
Entered from Seymour High, 1952.
"Wf0rlh mmlr' Ibis man."
PAULINE KIDSON
Entered from Louisiana, Missouri, 1952.
Scholarship Club.
A full rirb nufure, free lo Irusl,
Trnfhfzil and nlumxf xferuly juxtf'
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ALDON KING
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
"A man be terms of fbeerflzl and Cmzfizfwzl f0IIl01'T01L'J'.D
PATRICIA KIRWAN
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Co-Editor of Oak, Officer in National Hoiior Society,
Scholarship Club, Pen-Pals, Pep Squad, Poppy Sale, For-
get-me-not Sale, Interscholastic League Extemporaneous
Speech Contest, Office assistant, All-City Orchestra,
Dramatic Club, Tennis Team, 4A Class officer, President
of Student Council.
"A bean' full of genius and u haw! full of frnfbf,
Boflom row, lvfl Io righl:
BILLY KNAPP
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Library Council, Stlesmanship Club, Dramatic Club.
"He 'IIIi,Yt'1l reason wilb PIIWIAIIYL' and lL'fXt,0lll wilb mirlb.,
NADINE LATTIMER
Entered from Peeler, 1952.
Dramatic Club, Pep Squad, Wcirld Affairs
Club, Acorn Staff.
"Good term' :mil gow! Illlfllfl' arf' lH'l'i'l' .Yl'1Ji1V'!lfl'tI.U
DLJROTHFA LFNT
Entered from Hot Springs, Arkansas, junior High, 1933.
National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Scholarship Club.
"Bego11r 111111 mire! Tbou :mil I xbizll m-Ver agree."
M. J. LINEHAN
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, 1932.
Cadet Lieutenant-Colonel, Captain Rifle Team, Camp
Dallas, Crack Company, Crack Platoon, Dramatic Club,
Latin Club, junior Hi-Y.
"El0qm'ni hz' ix, um! t'!H7II1ILHlK1fI1g, loaf,
LILLIAN LIVINGSTON
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Girl Reserves, Scholarship Club, Pep Squad.
"Mi1di'xI I!ILllIlIt'l'X mul gwlfluvf h1'Llff.U
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Roy LONG
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Salesmanship Club, Stamp C1
"IIA mot! muuifvxl .rigu of wisdom is
ub.
m11fi11lml 1'bm'rf1fll1r.r."
BEN LORING
Entered 1'rom.Ho,gg, 1932.
Crack Companyg Latin Club, Office Assistant,
Staff, Senior Hi-Y.
HSfHL1i0llS of euxw, mm' fnmf nf lmnzlflt' lhirzgxf'
DOROTHY LORING
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Latin Clubg Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not
Sale: Girl Reserves.
"All ber rrnrllmzmlx fm' gmu'l111li, xzxwl l'f't1Ilt"Xf5.H
R. B. Lov1sI,L
Entered from Breckenridge, 1933.
Operettag Band.
uonrugu, honor, Mwst' UI1lt'1'LI' your
will l1ir'llu'iglrf ure."
"Worth,
MILDRFD LOWE
Entered from Mills, 1932.
Pep Squad, Forget-me-not Saleg Poppy Sale,
Operettag Spanish Club.
"She ix well liked by vz'er'y one,
Howxf, frank, uml full of fun."
We
Bollom mug lrfl lo right:
LUCILLE LUTTRELL
Entered from Sunset, 1935.
Poppy Saleg Forget-me-not Sale, Operetta, Easter Cantata.
"TIN 1l'l'Lllfll of Xflllllll' llruzzly ann' ruxfit' bmlibf'
BEN LYTLE
Entered from Reagan, 1932,
Basketballg Baseball, Football, junior Hi-Yg Senior Hi-Yg
"D" Club, Library Assistant, ZA Class Officerg Scholar-
ship Clubg Oak staff.
"WWII brrll, well Wulf, well lifted."
Oak
JACK MCANALLY
Entered from Sunset, 1933.
Spanish Clubg Scholarship Club.
"Of IIILIIIIIUVX gwzfle, of K1fft'l'1i0l1.V mild,
In wil u man, isilllpliril-y, tl rlliltlf'
BYRON MCCROSKEY
Entered from Peeler, 1933.
Spanish Club, W'orld Affairs Clubg National Honor
suilerlanre Society, Scholarship Club, Spanish Chorus.
"A man who :low his own lbiuking needs
but Iillle afl1iCf'."
M. V. MCDQNALD
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Scholarship Club.
Nlclfffl' bon: glllllllly flu' ollllnok,
be L'0lIl1'.Y up smiling."
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ELEANOR MCGUIRE
Entered from Grand Prairie, 1933.
"QuiI'f, Iluobfrvlxiwr, leiml,
A frirml lo nll, bufml by 11011e."
KEYS MEDLIN
Entered from Duncan, Oklalioma, 1935.
Boys Glee Club.
"Hr is of Xff'l'llNg u'0r!la."
DOROTHY MILLER
Entered from Lagow, 1932.
Pen P111 Club, World Affairs Club, Arorn Staff, Poppy
Sale, Forget-me-not Sale.
"A wry grnilu lazily una' of goml rofzsriwzre, loo."
JOHN MILLER
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Scholarship Club, Latin Club, National Honor Society,
I Stamp Club, Salesmanship Club.
"Sf11dim1x, poiml, and ra worthy rilizcfnf'
ELLIS MITCHELL
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Latin Club, Library Assistant, Office Assistant, Dramatic
Club, Stamp Club, Salesmansliip Club.
"O Hue in worzl uml fried in deed."
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LOUISE MONROE
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Girls Glee Club, 1B Class Officer, 2B Class Officer, 3A
Class Officer, Pep Squad, Scholarship Club, Pan-Amer-
ican Club, Dramatic Club.
"So gY4lL'i0115 was ber turf aml fc'mlc'rness."
BEULAH MOORE f
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
"Kimi brurlrd and frm' blllfhv
MILLARIJ MORRISON
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Sclaolarsliip Club, Latin Club, World Affairs Club, jun-
ior 'Hi-Y, Stamp Club.
"Full of forte rlml firm upon bit fr'e!.',
RUTH OLSON
Entered from Central High, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1935.
Pep Squad.
"Sparkling ryrx uml a merry heurif'
RALPH PERRY
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
junior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, Track, Baseball, Football,
Stamp Club, World Affairs Club, Pen Pals, Art
Club, Salesmanship Club.
Nlmlnxfriozxs, IIIOKIPS1, quicl, aml mal."
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LOUISE PEITZ
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Girls Glee Club, Scholarship Club, Spanish
Club, Salesnianship Club.
Hcjtllfdlllf' uml fblIHlIlXl7l,V I01'4llI1f'.U
COLYAR PHILLIPS
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Junior Hi-Y, Senior Ili-Y, Latin Club, Cheer Leader,
Camp Dallas, Basketball, Crack Company, 415 Class Of
ficer, Dramatic Club, "D" Club.
"fl .iI1IH'I'fl ulblrli' .mil ull-mnml funn,"
LELAND PoI.LocK
Entered from North Dallas High, 1933.
Eootball, R. O. T. C.
"Tl1f'n' ix no vurfa ILYIVAI ax fail."
LYN RUTH POPPILWELL
Entered from Irving High, 1935.
Dramatic Club.
A sfemly mul, Ilia! yields fn rule,
Am! quilt? ilIXL'IIjUllX, loo, af xi'lJoo1f'
MARGIE POTEET
Entered from Troup High, 1931.
Pep Squad, World Affairs Club, Girl
Reserves, Salesmanship Club.
"A lrmlrr lJm1r'f, I1 will inf1z'.xiI11f'."
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JANE RANDALL
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Concert Master of Orchestra, Oak Staff, National Honor
Society, Pen Pal Club.
"She ii xnlull of siullzn' 11141 big uf buurlf'
JAMES RANDLE
Entered from Ft. Worth, 1933.
Crack Company.
,
"One who ser: in vzwry Iliffiwzlfy an r:f1jr0r'l11r1if-yf
JACK RIZAMS
Entered from San Antonio, 1933.
Rifle Team, Crack Company, Amrvi Reporter.
"Ile bull fluf beutf In mrzfrizi' tunl ffm' buml' in 1'.X1'l'IIft'.U
CHARLIf:s REDDING
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
1B Class Officer, Track, National Honor Society, French
Plays, Scholarship Club, Salesmnnship Club.
"Noble and bigb nlimfmfg he ix an eurneff
.if'I'lu'r ufivr kl1r114'leIlgI'.l'
WELTMER Rlioons
Entered from Pecler, 1932.
R. O. T. C. Officer, Band, Honor Band, Scholarship Club.
"A xmile Vl'l't'IlIX L1 ffiklllllj' f1alurI'."
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LA ROSA ROBBERSON
Entered from Wii1netkn, 1932.
Forget-me-not Sale, Operetta, Mixed Cliorus.
"O111-1' tl x11'1'1'I 111111 1'i1'l11r111x X0111.n
DOROTPIY ROBERSON
Entered from Peeler, 1932.
Library Assistant.
"A A111111 111111111 111111 KI f11i1' flIl'l'.,,
DUANE ROOR
Entered from Wturmdrow Wilso11, 1935.
Crack Company, Crack Platoon.
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"L111'g1' 11715 1111 11111111131, 111111 1115 mul ti11rere.,
JAMES ROSS
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Operetta, Mixed Chorus, Baseball Manager, Football Man-
ager, HD" Club, Senior Hi-Y.
"A 110111111 of p1111'1z ix zmrfh ll 1011 of Inflaf'
JUANITA SAMUELS
Entered from Bowie, 1952.
Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, ZA Class Officer, Pep
Squad, Scholarship Club, A1'111'11 Reporter.
"A 11111111 11.1 11 11111111 Xl701l111 be."
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H0111 111111, 11'f1 fn rigbf:
PAUL SANDERS
Entered from Belton, Texas, 1935.
World Affairs Club, Scholarship Club.
"A lIll?1'l'y b1'11rf goeth 1111 Ibw 11'11y."
DOROTHY SCOTTINO
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Arclieryg Glee Club.
"1111111xl1'i1111x, 111z1111'xl, 1111117 111111 lll'll1.U
LUTA SCRUGGS
Entered from Grady, Arkansas, 1935.
Officer of Pen Pnl Club, Girl Reserves, Seliolarsliip Club,
011k Staff, Editor of A1'f11'11.
"Her 111'1iz'1' 11111111 111111 x11111'1e1i11g eyes
I11 11rig11f111'xx .Y'1l'1't'11j' h111'111n11i:1'."
GEORGE SEBASTIAN
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Scliolnrsliip Club, Latin Club, Camp Dallas, All City
Band, Band Commander, R. O. T. C. Officer.
"H01111x1, 111f1111f11.ii, 111111 111'111'1111111711'f'
DOROTHY SHEFFER
Entered from Sunset, 1932.
Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, World Affairs
Club, Scliolnrsliip Club.
'YG1'71f1L' of 1JA'l'SUI11lXK', 1'on11111'f 111111 f'1111if111gf'
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Top row, lvff Io rigbi:
LUCILLE SHEPHERD
Entered from Frisco, Texas, 1934.
, Girl Reserves, Pen Pal Club.
"Bz'Cu1m' of ber wil slm bus iizmlc u bil."
HOWARD SLOAN
Entered from Terrell, 19351
Baseball Team. A
"A good' sport, u good u'0rlecr, aml n goorl frirrzilfl
CHARLES SMITH
Entered from Hogg, 1952.
junior Hi-Y, Latin Club, Scholarship Club, Camp Dal-
las, Rifle Team.
"For if be will, bv will, you muy dvpvml upon if."
LYAL SNLED
Entered from 'I-Iogg, 1952.
Dramatic Club Oflicer, Sponsor of Band, Cheer
Leader, One-Act Play.
"Slut bas iz zoirr' of glucliivss, :mil iz smile uint'
L'l0tjIlt'lH'L' of 17l'tlllfJ'.,y
ALTA SOLOMON
Entered from Litla Hoc, 1932.
Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale, Spanish
Club, Salesmansbip Club.
"We firm' bw' r'a1'm'si', lciml, rmrl fl'lll'.ll
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Bollom row, lvfl to right:
JACK STEELE
Entered from Tyler, 1956.
"Hu faces ilcfeu! full fmfimlly, and laughs in
place of sighs."
BILLY SUMMY
Entered from Sunset, 1934.
"His gnon' frriilwr is like iz Xllllllj' day."
HOWARIJ SUTTON
Entered from Peeler, 1952.
Art Club, Acorn Staff, Baseball, Radio Club.
"A silent, soy, jn'11c'z'-lo1'ir1g 1mm
Hi' swulnl no fiery f7tIVflXllII.n
WILBUR TEUBNPlR
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Scholarship Club, Oak Staff, Latin Club, Officer of
National Honor Society, Intcrscholastic League lixtempor
aneous Speaking Contest.
"A lift' of honor and of ivorlbf'
HOBBY THOMPSON
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Music Club, Spanish Club, Salesmansliip Club, Operetta
All-City Chorus, Boys Glee Club.
"No muflrr lrou' gloomy flu' oillloolz, be
VUIIIVX up smiling."
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Top row, lrfl I0 Vigbl:
J. W. THOMPSON
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Spanish Club.
"Nolbir1g sllevcerlx like .v1u't'eis.',
EDWARLD Toocoou
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, 1932.
Camp Dallas, Hi-Y, Avorn Staffg Crack Company, Crack
Platoong Oak. Staffg Winner of Major
Bowes Telegram Contest.
"He zlescrwfs flruisi' for br' floex noi what be muy, lm!
what be ongblf'
WINERED TUTTLE
Entered from Technical High, 1933.
Junior Hi-Y, Golf Team, Art Club.
"Quiet anal rz'xm'L'c'u', ye! ll l!IlXCblCI'0IlJ' fwinlzle in bis
MARY LEE UGLOW
Entered from Sunset, 1933.
"She had ber own ialea of lhiugsf'
ELIZABETH VANTREESE
Entered from Mills, 1932.
Girl Reserves, Poppy Salcg Officer of Spanish
Club, Pep Squad.
eypln
"The joy of youfb anzl bfnlih bm' ryrx zlisjwlayerl,
And case of heart hm' every look conLfeynl."
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Bollom row, If-ft fo riglafz
HAZEL VERNON
Entered from Trinity Heights, 1932.
Scholarship Club, Mixed Chorusg Spanish Chorus.
"I loam? a bear! wilb room for eL'L'r'y joyf'
SUSIE MAE WALTON
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Glee Clubg Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not
Saleg Mixed Chorus.
"Darla, eyex are rlrrzrvr fav'
Than those lbat mock lbw byacirlfbim' ball."
BERT WATSON
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
Latin Clubg History Clubg Crick Platoong Crack
Companyg Acorn staff.
"A lilllr' 'nomenxr now and thru
lx 'rclixhcrl by Ike wisest IllL'll.U
HUGH WEBB
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
"Sf1ec't'b is grralg buf iileucc is gr'fuIc1'.l'
BEATRICE WEBSTER
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Art Clubg Dramatic Clubg Forget-me-not
Sale, Poppy Sale.
"What is l'IOIIOY'!1blC is also xufvxtf'
cj:-
.L L TOP VOW, 'ffl 10 fight! Boflom row, 'ffl lo rigblz
WALLACE WESTMORELAND LEE WILLIAMS
Emefcd fl'0m RCHSQIH, 1932- Entered from Beaumont, Texas, 1934.
Hlvbfn f"5f"'8f'i"5f'lff'lWXil'l'I1o inure, Art Clubg Arorn Reporter, Boys Glce Club.
:Tix WSJ" 70 bv WNV-U "Willa wil und grif,
For figbl bvlx filf'
SYBIL WHEATLEY
Entered from Peeler. 1932. MARIE XVILUAMS
Dramatic Club, Pen Pal Clubg Forget-me-not Sale: Poppy Entered from HOKE, 1952,
Sale, Scholarship Clubg French Club, Pep Squad, National Dramatic Club, World Affairs Clubg Salesmanship Club.
Honor Socictyg Library Assistant, Acorn Staff. "A fmre' hear! umf Il fair fare."
"My tongue wiflnin my lipx I rein
For who lalkx murb muxt lulk in ruin,"
KATHRYN WILSON
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
CARTER WIIITE Aroru Staff, Horseback Riding Club.
Entered from Sunggt' 1935, "Wilb roxy r'bz'r'lz.i will flaxerz rurli,
"A good dixpoxiliolz ix raflvm' In be fbuirrz A1111 Slfflfkliflil l'J'l'-Y WH! f1'1'ffJ like 11r'1frlA."
than grcaf 1'if'bc'x."
MARGARE'f WILSON
VIVIAN WILLARIJ Entered from Peeler, 1932.
Entered from Bowie, 1932. Forget-me-not Sale, AVOVII Staff, Dramatic Clubg Pen
Forget-me-not Sale, Poppy Sale. , Pal Clubg Scholarship Clubg Deelamation Contest.
"For xoliludr .ionlvlinzrx ix lim! xovicly, Q "Ca17ulvlz' of makin sizzzjrlirity ll grm'1'."
Ana' sbort wlirvfzfrrzl zzrgtxi szuvrt !'6fIlY'I1.U ,' '7
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EUNICE WILLIAMS Entered fro 1 icliita Fa s, Texas, 1952,
Entered from Caldwell, Texas, 19 ky' i Forget-me-not S , A t Tl Q Dramatic Club, Aeorn
Poppy Saleg Girls Glee Clubs? X St ff, Reserves.
"HH VUHIHIOYI sense is un iIIi1il'l1fi0lI WK pl 4 ld." 'mI1Nuk,qir'l, xwiolfsflrxx 111111 IJIIHIUI' alike,"
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Top row, Ief! lo rigbl: Boilom row, left I0 right:
HARRISON WALKER
Entered from Hogg, 1952.
"AbiIify wins Ibn- vslf'em of Ibn- true lllrl71.U
IRIS WALLACE:
Entered from Mills, 1952.
Scholarship Club, Poppy Salcg Library Assistant, Oak
Staffg Forget-me-not Sale, Art Club, French Club.
True ease wiflw Hu' lwrzifil UOIIIFX from url, Im! clnzflrrf'
MLLVIN XVILSQN
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Scholarship Club, Latin Club.
"A fwlearanl !'0N1lIlI7Ii0II i.x IIN goozl 1111 lbz'
:lx fl c'rn'riage. "
BOB WOLF
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
1A Class Officer, 2B Class Officer, National Honor
Society, Scholarship Club, Dramatic Club, French Clubg
Officer of Salesmanship Club.
JOE DAVIS
Entered from Mills, 1952.
Baseball, Football, 'Hi-Yg R. O. T. C.g Amrlz
Staff, "D" Club.
"A likeable iibufv Iuilb ubilily
In school be .Ibozwil L'c1'sa!ilify."
FRED DRLI3s
Entered from Peeler, 1952.
Footbnllg Hi-Yg "D" Clubg Library Assistantg
Latin Clubg Track.
"Hu is a IIHIII, luke bin: for IIII in all.,
HAIKRILL EASTUS
Entered from Bowie, 1952.
Camp Dallas, Crack Plntoong Stamp Club.
"IIix 'IL'0l'fl7 is Mol lo be 1'C't'k071l'll in jlIt'bI'S.U
BILLY FLEEMAN
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
"In Ibis litllc boi15'islo:lgwf41 mighty wilful." R- O- T- C- C3Pt31'13 Officcf Of Pen P21 Club? CHU?
ANNETTIZ YIiARGAN
Entered from Bowie, 1932.
Linz Bible Awardg French Club, Aram Staff.
'I'If nr'z'rr .Vern lm' fl'0Il.'HiIIg fur .Ibe'x Imiling
,
all fbi' lime. '
Pagt lofty-Eight
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City Orchestra, All-City Soloist, Honor Bandg Easter
Cantatag Art Clubg Dramatic Club.
"I am no! in Ike rule of 171171111011 l7Il'7I.H
FRED HANSEN
Entered from Reagan, 1952.
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Top row, lvf! lo rigbl: Bolmm row, leff 10 right:
LOUIS ADIN
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Crack Companyg Crack Rifle Teamg R. O. T. C. Oflicerg
Scholarship Clubg Camp Dallas: Best Corporal: Best
Sergeantg Best First-Sergenntg French Clubg Capital Drillg
Acorn Staffg 4A Class Officer.
"Wis1lam is lbs l'0lIl1lll'l'07' of fortmzrf'
JOHN CARTER
Entered from Reagan, 1932.
"The youll! of tl Illlfillfl ix Ibn' frlfilm' of fra.vlvriIy.',
ROBERT CASTli1iL
Ifnterecl from Bowie, 1952.
Crack Companyg Crack Plntoong Rifle Team.
"'I'r'11r.vl mnrlexy will Silflpll' Ailll'A'V'ff,j' nmrfc Ibis latlf
Luo CAWTHRON
Entered from Mills, 1932.
Trnckg R. O. T. C.
"HHH fini! ll way."
MONTE DEES
Entered from Forest, 1955.
journalism Department.
"So mmlvxl, half bm' worib is rm! I-Zll1llL'lI.,,
C.
BARBARA ENGLAND
lintered from Sunset, 1935.
Dramatic Club.
"A gmail Apart, rl good worker, and a good friem1'.',
MARY CATHERINE GROVES
Entered from Hogg, 1932.
Operettag Scliolarslaip Clubg Dramatic Clubg'Battalion
Sponsnrg Spanish Club.
"Il's nina lo be uulurrzl when yolfn' mltnrally nice."
MARX'1N HINCHL114'F14Q
Iintered from Mexia, 1935.
'Vlnzbiliorz kzmzvx no rfslf'
HliLliN HOLS1'ROM
Entered from Sunset, 1933.
Gymboreeg Forget-me-not Sale. I
KIALNNETH HUGHES ' J f
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"Maker lI.'f' of mo1114'l1f.x wuxlm' by 0llJrrx."-7 Q
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. fr W
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I,.1tin Clubg Camp Dallasg CT mpnnyg Q' lc
Iintered from H06 1 1
GE
Plntoong Rifle Teamg R. O. T. .ffficerg French Club.
"Hr miwn' r'0a.r0r1 ufiib I7ll'1lX7H'!' II 1 wirrfom llvfifb vrziribf,
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Top row, left Io right: Bolton: raw, left to rigbl:
BILLY JAMESON O. R. GABLE
Entered from Reagan 1932. .
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Scholarship Clubg Tennisg French Club. Lmered from New Mexico, 935
"A man of few words buf of gum! judgrm'11i." Aww, Reporter. Track'
"He mme, they ww, be fouquerea'
LETA Rose MCKEY
Entered from Rosemont, 1952.
Poppy Saleg Forget-mc-not Saleg Ofhcer of 2B and 3B RUTH REYNQLDS
Classesg Scholarship Clubg Library Assistantg Spanish ,
Clubg Girl Rcservcsg Salesrnanship Clubg AL'0l'l1 Staff. "Sweet wodmty has wondrous fbarlrzs. '
"Smiles ibn! thrill from tl dixfurzccf'
DAN MERRI14'IELD THOMAS SUCH
Entered from Hogg, 1931.
junior Hi-Yg Senior Hi-Yg Manager of Footballg Oicer Entered from Feder, l952'
of "D" Clubg Publicity Manager of Baseball.
"Hulk be not alwayx fl'l'lIXIlVFS, always fl'iL'lIl1S?n H1-Yi Prcbldcm' World Affairs Club? Omccr In Pen-Pills?
Scholarship Clubg Assistant Editor of Acorn.
FLORENCE RICHARDS "How good be ix, bow juxt and ft for bigbcsl fruit."
Entered from Pceler, 1952.
French Clubg French One-Act Playg Dramatic Clubg
Inter-Scholastic League Contestant.
, . . ARA ELDR DG
'A smile v'c'Lfc'a1s u fflflldljl 'm1lur1r." S I E
Entered from E1 Paso, 1955.
HARRY TURNER A I
E d f R 1932 Art Clubg Office Assistantg Candidate for Basketball
ntere rom eagan, . 4 S V- -P ed f4A Cl I
R. O. T. C. Officerg Orchestrag Crack Company. Queen ICC rem em 0 ass'
"Hit f1'fif'f'Yf'X5 if 4'l1l7"f'l'il1f"fl-H "Her 170111111 is 1110 kind ibn! is more iban Akin drc'f1.'
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SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR
Stilwell Armstrong
Austin Cathey
David Dinkins
Margaret Dobbins
Floyd Jones
Herbert Kinkel
Jimmy Bradshaw
William Carrell
William Chaffin
Bob Chatfield
Rebecca Culver
Ruth DeFord
IN THE OAK
Fall Term
Wilburne Littleton
Mary Elizabeth McDoland
Sidney Merle Nall
French Pruitt
Louise Roberts
Harold Stanberry
Spring Term
Louise Gribble
Norman Mason
Gwendolyn McCuistion
Doris Mullen
Nancy Oliver
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FALL TERM OFFICERS
JACK WILLIS BILL WATSON ROSEMARY DANIELS -
President Vice-President Sccwfary
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ALVIN STERLING W. A. STRICKLAND O' RANDALL RYAN
President Vice-President ' Secrvtary
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NI-nm. l.,l.
Nclsun, Huxxriiwl
N1Pl'lOIl..lIlIll?S
Orr. Sain
Uwtcr. Ray
Otis, Bill
l'zn'riSl1. Philip
P4-ulcr, llcrlwrt
l'ii'1iniu, Aix'liuxly
Prcstiilgc, l'lanili-
R1-zigziii, Xvlllllilll
liuiifi'-1, Impli-
R-ilreris, Hzulley
Ryan. lixzuilnll
S1u1g'r'1', Kvnnctli
Szixiyn-i', HK'l'll?l'!
SC:ii'lmmi1gli, Mrrviix
Sk'llllllZ, Billg
F-pillers, ,lzwk
Spi'ii1gm'i', llhyin-
Su-y,:ei'. liolr
Stl-rling, Alvin
Slrirklzulnl. NY. A.
Tyla-i', -Iulin
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xvlliliblllllll. XY. ll.
Xlknml, Holi
NY4ilsun, Bill
llizilsuii. B-.Mlm
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Aflzuns. Rutli
Atliunasoff. llclcn
linugli. liin-tu-vii Anne
Bezxty, lilninv
Bennett, Mzirilec
lilllllilllilll, Virginia
Vliilmliesls, Lilzulys
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,Ruby Nvll
I'nlcinm1.Ri1tll
thx. liillir ,luv
llzanirl, Rvsn-n1ui'3
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Uepuir, Lulu Maw
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lfvy, 'lum-
llznmner, lim-lvn
llznulsnn,
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llu1'g'i'e1ixcs. l.illi11n
llzwtmzw,
liillis ,Ivan
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liulumilw, Malrgziret
lim-l,KLi1l1v1iuv
Kritli. Domtliy Dell
Keiimmly, ,lunc
Kinkvl, Kaitlin-riiiv
Kitchen. lull-inn
l.1i.kc, Muriel
I,z1Rur, Sznnxnye
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l,9alliL'1'xi mul. ljurutliy
McBride, lllzirine
llcC'nrmiuk. Iiurutlly
Blclinlley. Be-ttice
Blaplvs, Virginia
Martin, l"1'anvc5
Murrcll, Mary Ellen
lluttf, jvzniuc-
U'XL':il, Luis
i'nultu1', livelyn
Priuc, Suu ,lmiv
Rzunlzlll. Pcggy
Rcenl. Mary U00
Raul, llulricizx
Rr-yimlds. Bulflfic
Roan, Syluil
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Adams, Al oe
Anrlersun, Gorilon
Hahn, Arthur
Bivings, john
Bruce, Robert
Brunnlidge, Robert
Burnett. john
Calonie, Paul
Varpenter, Scottie
fates, Arlie Cliff
L'l1Elllk'lZ1lll, Paul
l'hiltlress, Fields
fhiltls, Robert
Chinske, Jesse
Christe. ,lanies
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Vollier, A. E.
Collier, lYesley
Vox, Yernon
ilrissnian. llarry
llubbels, Lowell
llunnain, l'. ll.
Rrltllemmt, ,lohn
Elliott, Anscil
Forrest, Fisher
French, Carl
Garner, lirorer
Gleason. Michael
tininn, VV. E.
l-lackler, Leslie
Haticuck, Marcus
Hansen, Delbert
Hanson, Norbert
Harding, llliarles
Harrison, ,I ack
llill. ,lohnnie
Hill, Russell
Horton, Douglas
Hudson, 'l'iltlen
Hudson, 'l'runian
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loltnson, Clorslen
johnson, XYayne
Lzrinhert. Ralph
latyilen, Pete
Leenian. Sain
Liles, ll innnie
Loirry, l.. B.
Lucas, Charles
lamlay, lilwyn
Mctirew. Odell
Mclntosh, lloyal
McKay, lflrester
Mclietl an. jesse
McSpaihen, llilton
Mangold, giliarles
Martin, R ert
Miller, Bill
Moncrief, iVootlrow
Moore, Charles
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Nall, Boyce
Newton, Vestal
Norris, Truman
Peters, NVilson
Volinski, Lester
Pollock, Ray
Quillen, 'l1l'l0l'llZ1S
Rankin. Thomas
Richzmlson. Curtiss
Rite, Totnniy
Rittenherry,
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Robinson, Ralph
Robnetl, limlitin
Rolf, lloiner
Rorie. Bill
Rowe. litl ll.
Schell, Earl
Scherer, lllenn
Schn ctller, liilgar
Scott, Sheiiielel
Sllacklefortl, fharles
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Sibley. Pat
Smith, Donalrl
Sniith, Henry
Sonniier, lizell
Stanley. ,laines
Story, l.ec
Tanner, liilly
Terry, H. M.
'l'hOf:'rn, Harry
'I hrash. Roy
'l'inney, l.loytl
Ulm XYilliam
XYarren, Nlaleohn
XYatson, Norman
XYearer, .I oe
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XV:-sterbeek, l'at
Vi'liite, Robert
XYhitter, Robert
XYilson, George
XYise,,litnn1y
Yater, lfliarles
GIRLS
Allun, Virginia
Alverson, Mollie
Armstrong, Merle
Ashley, Yirginia
Baker, Betty
linker, Nlary Louise
liaker, 'l'llCl'l'SIl
Doyle, Frances
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Brown, Bernice
Brown, Frances
liurha, Marguerite
Farey. Dorothy
lfarmical, Louise
tflianiherlain, Abline
Uhappel. Sara llelen
lflienault, Evelyn
Vleghorn, Mary Jane
Vooper, Martha
Vroxiell, lnez
4'roiison. Allie Yee
llabbs. Anti
Darnell. lfranees
llonaltl, Martha
Duff, Mary
nnnnitt, Dixie
inley, Imogene
lflmx ers, lsahelle
liogletnan. Faye
lfrance, Aline
tlebharsl. Chela
liharis, Theresa
liihnore, llorothy
tlrass, Imogene
liarris, XYita
llaskell, Jean
lleiskell, Virginia
llerrington, Ruby
llollantl, Rosemary
llnhbaril, Mary
lluff, Maragret
johnson, Francine
johnson, illarlys
Johnson, ,lane
johnson, Lura
jortlan, Evelyn
Rearley, Marjorie
Keith. Alice
Kelly, June
Kleniitz, Yirginia
l.aey, Beth
l.atta, Mary lillan
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Letlhetter, Tlleilatuye
Liles, Frances
Lowe, Rena l.ou
McAtee, llarbara
hleliarty, Il lltlllll
Mctflintock, l'leta
McQueen, Geraldine
Mallory, Mary lieth
Manton, Betsy
Mayers. Beth
Miller, Lois
Moore, Anna Beth
Moseley, liobbie
Nelson, Fretla
Nelson, ,linnnie l.ee
Newbaker. Louise
Norris, lflydaliene
Oates, Violet
Osborn, Billie Marie
l'ahner, Lucille
Philer, Alice
Potter, Eloise
l'reslar, Margaret
RC"ll5t'llL'li, Yelva
Robbins, Jane
Robinson, Dorothy
Sampson, ,lane
Savage, Evelyn
Schueppel, Phyllis
Suottino, Elizabeth
Shanks, Grace
Shaw, Mary tfathrrii
Silverthorne, ,lean
Sniith. ltla Ruth
Slanfieltl. llalyne
Strounl, Allieta
Sullivan, llelen
Swinney, Mareeline
'l'aylor, llorothy
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lYhittt'r, lllaudie
XYillhite, Dorothy
XYillianis, Juanita
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Bnugli, XVilforcl
Berry. Rolantl
Bidwell, Bernartl
Billings, VVooclrow
Birflxrell. Lynwootl
Burks,,lin1
Czunpliell, l'lztyton
lf1ttuex's, Robert
Cliantller, fl. YV.
Cltiltls, l'liiton
Cohen, Bill
Lfrosslatntl, llotrartl
Drier, Clmrles
Dunteztn, Boyce
Durrett, lilnier
Foy. Glenn
Uiarrztpttto, Luezts
liilillantl, ,linnnie
tjoltlnian, Louis
llootlnian, liurl
theatres, rl. YY.
Hztrpoltl, Horace
llentlrix, Oliver
Henke, Otto
Hunley, Raymond
Hunter, Robert
Hurt, Douglass
Janes. Rzilpli
,lOllllS, lnion
jmiefs, Henry
Kelly, George
Kelty. jack
Little, Allnert
Long, Dupree
Mel'lung. ,l. ll.
Mere-tlith. Row
Miller. C. M.
Minter. Eugene
Morrow , llumce
Oakes. .lame-5
l'arker, Robert
Vanu, XYytnau
Patterson, George
Peters. Etltlie
l'eturf.on. Alton
l'ittm:t11, ,live litltl
Pye-att, Byron
Rawlings, Douglas
Rolrinso-n, George
Scliiretller, l':tul
Sue, Bill
Skelton, liarris
Spillerh. M. L.
Stacy, Robert
Stitlliam, George
Stogtieig farl
Sutntnwrs, Daniel
Sitter, ,lznnes
'I'11rlnerille, John
'l'urner, Dick
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NYilliznns, .lack
XYilstrn,ll:u'oltl
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Xollieoffer. Maurice
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Bartlett, Lucien
Bennett. lia Nell
liickenlxacli, tiraee
Blaine, XYynuette
Blake. Anita
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Blanton, Lila
Hlanton, Mellmzt
liutelter, Frances
t'airtln'tm. Maurine
l'haney. Ethel
l'onnor, Paulette
llonelantl, Mary ,lu
Vox, Alice
t'uuningl1ani, Al uzinita
llzmiels, Uorutlty
Dickey. ,laukie
llinlrius. Maris.
llolmlmins, Clenteviere
llyer, llorotlty
lfislier, Imogene
titirlinglmuse,
Cieely Ann
tlrztltam, Marie
llagootl, Leona
Hall. Doris
llallillurton, Margaret
Harrison, tieneriere
llatclter, Ruth
llill, Annie Lee
llill, Christine
llnllantl, Lztvonia
lloneycutt, Evelyn
llutlspetli, lilizztluetlt
lririn, Mary lfranees
Keitlt. Lois
King, Ma,rgttei'ite
Kirk, Pauline
Kirkpatrick,
Mary Mae
Knott, Rachel Lee
liuoirles, Katherine
Lnssetter. Mariant
Liutlsay. Zellon
Luna, Nellie
MCl'lellan, Lintleen
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McMullen, llorotliy
Mztlonte, Miltlretl
Marshall,
Anna Lnuire
Mztssengill, llorotliy
Moore. Sidney
1':u'ket', Betty
Pztternostro,
Matrgztret Ann
Phillips, Mary Louise
l'rice, llorotlly
Pritcllett,
Billie XYaeile
Rttntllett. Polly
Ray, Marjorie
Rielmrtlsoti, Aline
Robertson, Mary Lee
Russell, Mary Lois
Szunple, liettijo
Sawyer, Daphne Mae
Seznnster, 'l'onnnie
Slixtrp, Francois
Sntitli, Maurice
Snell, Helen
Sorrels, Mary
Swann, lloris Eileen
Teitlnter. Inez
Torno, Dorothy
Yerniillion. Lola
Matltlle. Sidney Ruth
NY4tller. Yictorine
M'l1ital-ref. Alyce
lYilkinson, llorotliy
lYilliams, Exa
XYilli:tn1S, Kzttherini'
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XYrziy. Evelyn
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Page Sixty
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Alhin. tiieril
Bell. Everett
Bell, 'l'hnrnian
Benson, ,lnhn
Blndworth. Bill
Browder, Fred
Brown. llnnirlas
Bryant. VY. J.
Burr. Alt
Caldwell. Ralph
tfamplvell, Henry
Vhancller, Toni Frank
cilllllllllgllillll, Ilugh
Ciisliiztg, Billy
Darley, lfurnon
Dar,-Zan. T. C.
lJoriS, Tnytl
DcVVitt, 'lillOlll2lS I
Dobiyanski. mis t
lilixon, Pllill
Emerson, Thnmgfsf
Fetlner. Ralph
lfnlclcrson, Edgar
tialla5.:her. Donald
tiandy, Rex
tlaskin, Edwin
llartman, Norman
Hawkins. -linnnie
liC'llflCl'Sflll. liliarlcn
llerrnn. ,l. D.
Hill, Dick
llohntan. VVally
llood, Blrnnlin
llornc, XVilliani
llowcll, Rohert
llnhharcl, Charlie
Keahey, George
Keane. Armnnd
Kennamcr. Oliver
Kerr, Darscy
Dickey, lcwljtllf iibi
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Knott, Douglas
Krayer, XVillian1
Lanforrl, Thayer
Laydcn, 'Tommy
Leinly, Foster LCC
Lenihan, lark
Little, Andie
Littlcr. NValter
illCDOHtlL1Llll, Valley
McNt1tt, Price
Maddux, Fharlcst
Marshall, VVcsley
MaSo?,1Rnssell
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Torruw, tis .cu
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nrdock, Ric . 'd
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Oliver, Ray
Owen, A. E.
Page, jerrell
Patton, T. I.
Pcflifnrrl, Robert
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Pratt, i.llH.l'lK'!4
Rtwlwiiie. lirnest
Reed. ,lack
Rlmiles. Ranffvrd
Riddle, lilroy
Rider, Paul
Rvvlihins, Jack
Robwsrsoii, NY, li.
GIRLS
Adkisson, Addie Sue
Alexander, Darous
Alexander, Dorothy
Alexander. Lola
Bagwell, Mary Ann
Barrett, Marguerite
Hatchler, Pemly ,lean
Bates, Rozell
Brachnm, Luna Bello
Bcaty. Intez
Rell. XVilma B.
Bishop. Kathleen
Boyd, Mildred
Brnndidge, Dicksie
Bryan, Anna Ruth
Burke. Kathryn
Rnrks. Billie
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t'arey, Mary Frances
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Coleinai . Rith
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flOllCl'l, Y ino .
Cox, Doro ty
Fratven, t'ar0linda
Dixon, Kitty Bnh
lilnmre, Sara Bell
English. lfrancine
English. Mary Allen
Orsytli, Lucy Fay
lfrencer, Virginia
tiarner. Pauline
Gray, Dorisc
Greene. June
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Hagen, Nadine
llailey, Fatit- Mac
llall, Mary Kate
llaniiltcvn, Mildred
llanna, Florence
llarris. Erniatine
Harris. Mozellc
Ileislu-ll. lilizaheth
Hendry. Helen
llill, Kathryn
Hillpttt. jcwcll
lliser, Doris
Holliday, Virginia
llolt, Lon Helen
Honpt. Enima Sue
Howard, Virginia
Hug'hes. Dorothy
Hundley, Ruth .
H unccr, Mary
,laoksonr Edna Mac
Jones, Kathry'
Keedy ani
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Kcnible. Marcella
Kemp, Dorothy
Keifer, Dorothy jean
King, La Verne
Kinsworthy, Agnes
Latimer, Edith
Laws. Melha
Lee. ,lnanita M ae
Lennnons, Eva Sue
Lewis, Bessie
Lillarfl. Kitty XYill
Lloyd, Dorothy
Rltttinire, Lnrlinc-
McKinney. Mildred
Mafldcn, Eva
Manning. Rohlvie
Martel. Mary
Martin, Betty
Martin, Gloria
Martin, Mary
Maynard, Yyrmin'
Mead, ,lnanita
Meredith. Marguerite
Moore, Mary jo
Maycrf. Maxine
Mnllens. Elewis Era
Orr, ,lane
I'alni,er, Lucille
l'aln1er, Nelwyn
Peebles, Nancy
Perkins, Alice
Perry, Bessie
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Peuher, V rginia
Piilliam, aurlretta
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Ronn- ree. Jeanette
Sanderson, Dorothy
Schroeder,
Dorothy Nell
Simpson, Agnes
Smith, Patricia
Stallings, Inez
Stanford.
Anna Belle
Stockarcl. Virginia
Snnnny, Dorothy
Swann, ffliarline
Thaeller, june
Tlwinas, Margie
Thompson. Bertie Lee
Tins-r. Maxine
Tucker, Dorothy
Vtley, Mary Ann
Utt, Nancelie
Vance, Katherine
Vantrecse, Imogene
NValt0n,
Margie Pauline-
Warrl, Bettie Jane
NVarden, Dorothy
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FALL TERM OFFICERS
MARGARET LEATHERWOOD AUBRA MAE JACKSON BETTE DENTON
President Vice-Prcsia'cnt Secretary
JANUARY CLASS OF1939
SPRING TERM OFFICERS
GEORGE PHILIPPS FRANKLIN CRANE LYNDEL DIEROLF
President Vice-P1'eside11t Secretary
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Bailey, R. L.
Baker, Edwin
Barnes, John
Bixler, XY, ll.
Blankenship, Ciuxi',f1C
fYlZil'lTIlCllZlEl. Frvil
fienilali. Armanilo
flark. l'crry
funk, julin Alan
C'urniical, lfrcil
Crain, lfran-lclin
Daft, George
lJensnwn'e. Sam
Dillahunty. Richard
Eagle, Bob
Echols. Ralph
Fields, Alplnmsu
lfnwllccs, Marvin
Fox. James
liilhcrt, Franklin
Gleason. ,lim
Gomlwin. Duilley
Greatlwusc. Harulil
Hall.llngl1
Haicling, xY2l1'1'Cll
Hare, Robert
l'l,earrin, YVilson
llcrring, Hoover
High.
Buell Burmlette
Hill, I'hil
johnson, Clarence
QB CLASS
Iolinsun, Earl
Innes, lYilliam
Lieber. Gcralel
Llnrcnte, Shirley
Logan. Bill
Mclailluiigli. llal
Martin, Bill
Martin, Earnest
Miller. .lack
Miwgaii, Billy
Murphy, liarl
Mizfsgiwmvc. Lee
Nelson, Billy
Parlwr, Rulverl
Perkins, ,lack
Phillips, Gcrnqge
Rviningtrm. Harry
Sargent, Gucralil
Schlinkc, Otis
Slicffivlcl, lice Roy
Slinffithl, Garland
Smith. llarolcl
Strctclicr, Morill
Swensuii, llernaril
Taylor. XYillian1
Thznnes. llaltnn
Tuttle. Lcvvllc
L'inlQi'x-.-null, lfrank
VValt0n, Ernest
XYarrington. 1"frresl
NYhitc. GQ-urge
NYi.nters, Iingcnc
XYoocl, Allrcrt
XVright. Brcck
Yuuiiglnlmuil, lfreil
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Awllfiwll, liurnthy
Ashley. llelcn
liaugh. Olga Mae
Baxley, Marian
llrarllwerry, Marie
linclianan, Duris Ann
liarniicliaul, Rntlic
liZl1'lK'l'. Juanita
Clark, Maxine
Urle, Mary Louise
l,ClliU'll, llctte
Ecksu-in, Utelia
Erickson. Muriel
Kiziffonl, Inez
Glass. Hazel
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llainiltun. Elizabeth
llarlicr,
Mary Elizalietli
llill, Mary Frances
llnffcr, Marjorie
jackson, Anlwra Mae
Jainves, Juanita
.lwln1sm1. Maxine
Rvlnpv. Margie
Kcrnvn, Martha
Lamlw. Mary Alycc
Lcatllwwunci,
Margaret
Lewallen, Corinne
Mclliilliams,
Mary Katherine
Maas. Evelyn
Malnlrin, Louise
Matthews, Anita
Moncricf, Dale
Nicholas, Eclah
Nm-th, Marguercte
liltlllilllw
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Ranft, Helen
Rincly, Phyllis
Rook, Jane
Rwss, Frances
Sanilifer, Zonia Lee
Seagn. Margaret
Shelton, Lois
Singlcton, Mihlreil
Skcllwn, Margaret
Spicer, Margaret
Sweatt. Uleta
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Turner. Virginia
XYalkcr. Viola
XYallaCC,
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XYarren, Glailync
YYcall1crly, Bilijo
xVl1Et'lCl', Margaret
VVilkl0w, Helen Ruth
XYilliams, liula
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L. C. SPORT CARL KINNAN ALBERT BOWLES
President Vice-Prcsidmt Secretary
JUNE CLASS CDF1939
SPRING TERM CJFFICERS
DOROTHY ROSS BETH THOMPSON VIRGINIA DARE JOHNSON
Pl'C'Si!l'L'17f Vice-President Secretary
Page Sixty-Four
BOYS
Addington. Raytoril
Allen. Charles
Allen, James
Ashley, john
Autry, Billy
Badgett, jimmy
Baker, I. XV.
Baker, James
Balch. I. il.
Barton, Lyslc
Bates, Claude
Bealmer, V. M.
Beiekliatn, .lack
Berry. Allrn
Blair, Arthur
Bmatman. Altnn
Bowles, Alhert
Boyle. James
Brackeen. Billy
Brown, Rodgers
Bryant. ,laek
Bryant, Joe
Butler. J. Fred
Butler, Timm
Canon, Herald
farter. Billy
Vavett. Oliver
Flick, Otis
Vline. Marcus
Cnoke, Lane B.
f't'0vvn, Philip
Dailey. Hmvaril
llavidsun. Paul
Davis, Dan
lJeVaux, Mareell
llispenza. Phillip
Dykes, Tr-nnny
Ellslmerry, Sam
Elphingstrvne, Mike
Franklin, VValter
lilover. James
Green, Ray
Haralson. David
llarris, A. XV.
Howell, jnhn
jones, Rnihert
Alnrdan, ,l. E.
Kelsey. 'l'hotnas
Kilgore. Alatnes
Kimherlin, llnttglas
Kineannnn. Ilan
Kinnan, l'arl
Landers, Kenneth
Laughlin, jack
Lee. ,lime
Lewis. L. ,l.
Lang. ,lack
lanvry. Taylirr
Lynn, Ted
McBride, Lewis
McKinney, jim Bill
Marahle. XVilli:nn
Masqehn. jimmy
Maxwell, Billy
Minor. Ralph
Nelson, Chester
Norris, Jive Frank
Olrlhatn, Murray
Paris. Nulan
Parker, ,lack
Perry, ,linnny
Iwttit. ,loi-
Pettit. Ray
Prentice. Bill
Price. John
Price. Philip
Rasor, Penryn
Reagan, Karl
Ridley, V.
Rulvlmersim, ,lack
Ruhinsini. ,linimie
Rogers. Morgan
Ri-land, Eugene
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Russell. Benny
Russell, Melvin
Sams, Edgar
Sanders, Thotnas
Shelton. Rohert
Simmons. Alanies
Siniiison. Patil
Smith. Rimhert
Sneed, Chad
Snell, XVilliatn
Sport, L. l'.
Stetiltensun. Fred
Stiles. Clahorn
Sturges. George
Suddiith, james
Sutherland, ,lames
'l'err,', 'l'homas
Tippitt, Frank
l ravts. l alvin
Vpham. Dick
l'tley, fhas. Ray
XVallaee, lloxvard
lValrax en, Alhert
XVEZilllEl'l'8tl, .lim
lVilliamS, Billy
XVilliams. Ivy
XVindsor. Arvis
XVylie. Ruhert
GIRLS
Ahernatlty,
Edithe Rae
Allard, Tiznirnie
Armisteail.
Mary Aliee
Arnos, Fifi
Bandy, Betty
Banker, Dnrris
Bivings, llnrtas
Bodine, Robyn
Buluch, Mary ,lane
Booth. Frances
Boyd. Billie .lo
Brackecn, Thelma
Bradford. Elizabeth
Burton, Katherine
Bu'cher, Margaret
Vain. Evelyn
Vatttpliell, Virginia
Cardivell, Evelyn
K arlisle, Mary
Varrivll, Marjorie
Chainherlaini, Virginia
l'hittim. Tuleta
Vlark. Elizabeth
Vuates, Nana Lee
Funk, Elizaheth
Fuck, Emlmelyne
Foneh, Evelyn
Fox, Florence
I untniing. La Verne
Dean, Ruth
Denny. Liilatnay
Densmore, Juanita
Dickinson, Dorothy
East, Mahle
'llis, Mary
llis. Ruth
Iumerse-n. Mildred
Ewtcm. Mary
lfineher, Vlaire
lfisher, Marie
lfranee, Marie
Franklin, Mary
Gaither,
Jimmie 'lll'lEllTlE1
iiarriutt. Grace
Garrison. Allie
Hates, Mildred
lioorlivin, Viola
Green, Maurine
tlttertin, Naomi
llall. Mary Alice
Harrison, Josephine
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Harris,
Mary Virginia
Heiskell. Reba
lleller, Mary
Herring,
Benny Beth
llieks, Nora Mac
Hill. Mildred
Hill. Madelyn
Holland. Adelaide
Hollander. Evelyn
Holt, Katherine
Horton, Louise
lluyle, Mary Sue
Hughes, Billie Nell
Hunley. Ada Mae
-lulnisuit. Dorothy
jnlitisuit, Virginia
johnson,
Virginia Dare
Kerr. Anita
Kirk. XVaeil
Leach, Lillye Ann
Lennnond, Muriel
Lewis, Helen
Mcllonald, l7eLnye.e
Mcllnnald, DeNeyee
McKinney, Jerry Mae
Maloney. Mary Site
Manton. Ruth
Marshall. Virginia
Michael, Delia
Mitehell, Helen
Momiey. Mildred
Morgan. Mahel
Mount. Mareelle
Nichols, Doris
Osborne, .lane
Parker, Ruth
Pettigrew, Fay
Pollack. Ruth
Potthoft. Lois
Price, Elsie
Ratliff. Ruth
Rohnett, Luliy
Ross. Durnthy
Rowland, Flnrenee
Sanipon. Ruth
Sanfurrl. Edna Lee
SCl'lU1HS,AlO?llt't1
Shaddix. Anita
Smith, Bernice
Spimnenwre,
Vera Lee
Spradling. Mary I.:
Stanfield. liltimtliy
Starke. Eilleene
Stephens, Verna
Stcyiiliensmi, llnris
Strntld, Elizalueth
Sitter, Mrirjtiwe
Tate. Beneta
'Iieuhner. Helen
'l'hmnas. Lois
illll0lll1lStrll, Beth
Tippens. Evelyn
Tilips, Martafery Ruth
'l'raylnr, Lueile
'l'ruly. lfreda
Vestal. 'Vhelma
XVaggm1er, li-5-ne
XVahlrnp, Lfarlene
XVeatl1erfin-il.
Cixiemlulyn
XVeaver. Ellen
NVehster. Kathryn
XVef-las, Billie Bert
XVillhite, lliiris
XVilliams, Aliee
XVomael4. Lt-sta
XVonil, Anita
Veager. Xnrnia
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FORREST LEE REBECCA TAYLOR ELINOR BLNNETT
President Vice-P1'c'siz1'c'11f Set lLf6l1'J,
JANUARY CLASS CDF194O
Page Sixiy Six
As We look back now on that first Week in
February, our first Week in Adamson High, We
Wonder Why it was so hard to find the class
rooms, and the office and-must We admit it?--
the detention hall. We had eyes, but they saw
not, and ears, but they heard so much that they
could not contain all. The lunch-room-that
was easier, but of course, the noise helped out
there.
How long ago that first Week seems! And
how quickly we fell in stride! Now We can
rush as fast as anyone, but not shove, oh, no!
to get a seat in the assembly. And we,ve learned
all sorts of big Words-precipitate, onomatopoeia,
elephantine, connoisseur.
And We'll tell you more next year.
BUYS
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Blaine. Milan'
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lfugglcxxiaui. Blziry Kats
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Sixiy-Eigbl
Whois Who
The Interscholastic League One-act Play, The Conflict,
won Hrst place in the regional contest. The characters were:
Lyal Sneed, Nan Cameron, Elizabeth Emmons, and Alf Burr.
Lyal was named the best actress in the district contest, and
Nan won second place in the city contest.
Rosemary Daniels, 3A, won first place in the Girl's Ex-
temporaneous Speaking Contest.
Sybil Wheatley and Betsy Manton composed the team
for the Interscholastic League Spelling Contest in the city
elimination. Betsy turned in a perfect paper.
Lucas Giarraputo, a Junior, won first place in the district
Boy,s Declamation Contest.
Gene Hanszen was high point track man in the city, and
James Brower was high point man in the district meet.
Wilbur Teubner, 4A, was awarded Hrst place in the Boy's
Extemporaneous Speaking Contest in the city.
John Tyler represented the school in the City Essay
Contest.
Jack Willis and l'Red" Moseley were selected to be on
the All-City Football Team, while James Christe was on the
All-City Basketball Team.
James Brower broke the district broad-jump record, and
D. C. Nolan broke the city 220 low hurdles.
GIl W 'HD Hlfu illt W
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has in store, and to take as a gift
Whatever the day brings forth."
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ANN DABBS LEE WILLIAMS PATRICIA KIRWAN
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FLOYETTE AERIAL. VIEW OF DO D D
ALVIN HOLBROOK' ADAMSON HIGH
LOIS HAMILTON LEON PRICE ELIZABETH EMMONS
Page Seventy-EiglJl
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QAK STAFF
Fall Terin
HENRY SHULL ...... Editor
MICHAEL TAYLOR . . Business Manager
EDWIN WILLIAMS . . Advertising Manager
Spring Terin
PATRICIA KIRWAN ..... Editor
VINCENT BAKER . . Business Manager
DORIS GOODEN . . Advertising Manager
EDITORIAL STAFF
CDAK STAFF
ART STAFF
MRS. NELLIE D. CSLEMIZNT . .... SPOIIXUI'
ISLDRIDGE AYERA IRIS WALLAIIE
LORRAINE ALBIN BILL ROIRIE
MARY' KILGORE BURNELLIZ I'IliR1J
MISS HIZLEN AIJUIIIIELI. .
ETIIEL HE'l'HER1NG'1'ON
HELEN BRAMLIa'rTE
MAUDEI,LE DORSEIII'
DOIIII OSBURN
BILLY YOUNG
LORIENA DARGAN
GENE HANSZEN
BEN LYTLIZ
PEGGY FLAKL
. . . Sjvollxor'
SELI-LNE CLARR
NAN CAMERON
HENRY SIIULI.
IJORIS GOOIJI-.N
LEON DIIiRlll.l-'
CSOLYAR PHILLIPS
ANIDIREXY' JENSEN
LOUIS AIIIN
PATRICIA IQIRXVAN
BUSINESS STAFF
MISS CII RIsI'I NE HARIRIOQR
EDWIN WILI,IAMs
MICIIAEI, TAYLOR
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KATIIERINE IMIORIJ
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Page Eighty-Our
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SUBSCRIPTICDN CONTEST WINNERS
Patricia Kirwan, with 126 subscriptions, won
first place in the Subscription Contest.
Edward Toogood won second place with 42
subscriptions.
Henry Shull obtained 515100 worth of adver-
tising, the largest amount obtained by any one
student.
Pg EgltyT
Johnson, Mildred Lynn Ruth
J CD LJ R lu fa L. I S PA ES T fX
VICTOR LIEARNIZ
MAUll!.E DURSETT
HENRY Sl-lUl.L .
MAXINE CAYEIHI'
ROBIZRTA ELl.Io'I"r
WAYNE DEAN .
FRANCIS EXVTON .
TOMMY Games .
Adin, Louis
Allen, Helen
Barnum, Dorothy
Bramlette, Helen
Brantley, Evelyn
Buckley, Juanita
Campbell, Gene
Campbell, Mozelle
Caple, Solon
Cavett, Maxine
Chaffin, W'illiam
Cheek, Dorothy
Click, H. F.
Cooper, Warren
Council, Willie Beth
Davis, Joe
Dean, Wayne
Dees, Monte
Dorsett, Maudclle
Drees, Fred
Eastus, Harrill
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. . . . Eilitm' LUTA SCRUGGS .
. . . Anixfiiur liliilor THOMAS SLIGH .
. . . . MH7IHgt'l' H. F. CLICK . . .
. Aifz'c'I'fi.lif1g Mamzgvl'
. . Fvalzln' Eilifor
R.O.T.C. Editor
. Sport.: ljifilor
Sporls Eililul'
Miss HLNRIIJFTA ElsI3NI.oIIR .
Edmondson, Howard
Elliott, Roberta
Iillis, Robert
Emmons, Elizabeth
Fwton, Francis
Fipps, Jewel
Flake, Peggy
Fleeman, Billy
Fouts, jacquelyn
Fowler, Ferman
Fudge, R. D.
Gable, Junior
Gray, W'estmoreland
Gribble, Louise
Griffin, Edwin
Grimes, Tommy
Groves,
Mary Katherine
Grube, Myra
Hamilton, Lois
Hansen, Fred
COLYAR PHILLIPS . . .
Louis ADIN . . . .
BILLY FLILLMAN . . .
l'IOW'ARD SUTTON .
Hearne, Victor
Holbrook, Floyette
Horn, Virginia
Huffincs, Mary Bell
Medlin, Keys
Miller, Dorothy
Monroe, Louise
Moore, Beulah
Hughes, Kenneth Morrow, Minnie Lee
Hunter, Clifton Phillips, Colyar
Johnson, Doris Popplewell,
Johnson, Monroe
Johnston,
Anna Louise
Kelsey, Virginia
Kinkel, Katherine
Knowles,
Mary Elizabeth
Latimer, Nadine
Lemburg, Eva Mae
Lewis, Frances
Lytlc, Ben
Mason, Norman
McKay, Leta Rose
Pruitt, French
Randall, Jane
Reams, Jack
Richards, Florence
Robbins, Geraldine
Roberts, Louise
Robnett, Wilson
Samuels, Juanita
Scruggs, Luta
Shcffer, Dorothy
Sheppard, Lueile
Shull, Henry
sligli, Thomas
. . . . Editor
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. . . Mullager
Ailrcrlisilig Manager
LYNN RUTH POI'PLlEW'Fl.I, . . ExfbaugrEf11lol
. R.O.T.C.Er1'if0l
. R.O.T.C. Edilor
. Sports Editor
SPOIIXUI'
Sloan, Howard
Smythe, Nell
Sneed, Lyal
Sutton, Howard
Tonn, Mildron
Toogood, Ed
Truly, Mabel
Turley, Billy
Turner, Harry
Wadsworth, Sidney
Whtson, Bert
Webster, Beatrice
Wheatley, Sybil
XVhite, Carter
Whitter, Estelle
Williams, Eunice
W'illis, Billy
Wilson, Kathryn
Wfilson, Margaret
W'ood, Marie
Yeargan, Annette
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PEN PAL CLUB
PURPOSE: To develop the talent and broaden the
interest of the members along a literary line.
Full Term
BILLY FLEEMAN ....
CHARLES MANDEXVILLIZ .
GURLEY HOPE KINNAMON .
LUTA SCRUGGS .....
. P1'exi1le11f
. Vfl'C-PI'E5fI1F1If
. . . Sec1'r'1'a1'y
. P VOKQ ra nz ClJHil'llZdll
Sjlring Term
VERNON Cox .....
JOELLEN SCRUGGS ....
JOHN TYLEIK . . . .
ELIZABETH HE1sRELL . . .
MRS. HELEN HORN J
Miss NELLY BLY LANKFORD J
. . . Prcsizfellt
. Vice-Plrsirleazzf
. . . Sr'c1'cfa1'jJ
. PVOgl'lllll Cfaairnzmz
. . . . Sponsors
MEMBERS
Armistead, Mary Alice Hunley, Ada Mae
Kinnamon, Gurley Hope
Miller, Dorothy
Mandeville, Charles
Price, Elsie
Price, Sue Jane
Scruggs, Joellen
Scruggs, Luta
Bennett, Iva Nell
Cameron, Nan
Chenault, Evelyn
Cox, Vernon
Ewton, Francis
Fleeman, Billy
Gaither, Jimmie
Garrison, La Voue Sligll, Tl'101'0llS
Heiskell, Elizabeth Tiner, Maxine
Hicks, Nora Mae Tyler, John
Holeambe, Margaret
Page Eighty-Folu'
SCI-ICDLARSI-IIP Cl.
PURPOSI-QI To promote 21 high standard of scholarship in the school.
Sr1sI1.RoAN . . . .
Roslimam' IJANIIEIS . .
Ahern: thy, 'litlith
Ailanis, ,loe
Anlanis. Ruth
.'Xlhin, l '
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.orrfnne
Alexa: iler, Imogene
Allen, lfrmtues
Allen, Yirginia
lfaith
Anios.
Arinisteacl,
Mary Alice
,Xi'ii1st1'm1L5. Merle
Yirginia
Ashley,
llailey, Mary llr'lt'Il
llaker, Yineent
llalcer. janiies
llantly, lit-tty
llarnes, llilly
llarrt-tt. Marguerite
llaxley, Marian
lleaehuni, Luna llel
lleartlen, li. lf.
lleelienlvaeh, tlraee
llell, Vllllllflllllll
Bennett, Elinor
llislioii, Kathleen
llivings, Doreas
Bivings, .lohn
lilaine. XYynette
Bogwell, Mary Ann
Bohieh, Mary .lane
lloyml, Billie .lo
Braelieen, llilly
Bratlherry, Marie
Brzulford, lilizalmeth
Branillett, llelen
Brown, llerniec
llruee. Rohn-rt
Calrlwell, Erina Lee
OFFICERS COMMITTEE
. . President Karin FUN Bisnov En 15. Rowe
. Vin'-Ilrrviilrfil jl'ANL'I"I'lT Rouwriu is Ros' Tinrasu
Mus. Nl-I i. Tfxrl on
llameron, Nan
L'anipliell. Mozelle
faiiers, Rohert
Carey. Dorothy
arniiehael, Ruth
arter, Mary
ates, ,leanne
favett. Oliver
Vheney, lithel
l'hilclress, Charles
t'hoatc-s, Nona
liluistf
Selene
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t'larla,
Coffee, Alfreml
lioltan, llarry
l'olliet', A. li.
l'ooi1er, Mary .lane
t'opt-laml, Mary -In
Clorclwell, Evelyn
le Voueh. Evelyn
Fox, lflorenee
Fox, Yernuin
Rayburn
trips.
lfrissniau, ll arry
Daniels. Rosemary
llargan. L, l.
Iiargan, Lorena
Iiaviilson, Paul
Maxis, Dan
ljell, Dorothy
l'Ie-nsinore. -luanita
llenton, Betty
liieroll. Leon
llixon, Kitty Boll
lDol1iyanslci,Oris
llorsett, Manila-lle
llrier. Vharles
Duff. Mary
MEMBERS
lillllllllllf. Dixie
Ilunhatn, l'. H.
liairle, llolm
liarn, Helen
liatoiii, Sainniy Lou
licliols, Ralph
lillerson, Maurine
Elliott, Roliertzl
Ellis. Mary
lillsherry, Sain
lilniore, Sarah llell
linglish, Francine
linglish, Mary Allen
lfineher. Clara
fisher, Imogene
"lake, Peggy
lowers, lsaliel
'orrest, Fisher
France, Marie
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l' reeman, Linton
French, Virginia
lilllll1l't'S.'lilllllllt'
Garrison, La Yoiee
llaskin, linlwin
Gates, Henry Lee
Gates, Milnlreml
Ciliaris, TllCl'S5SCl
lliarraiiuto, Lukas
C ilniore, llurotlly
Glass, llazel
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llox'er,jan1es
Iooilen, Doris
Gray, NYm-stinoreland
tiroxes,
Mary Vatherine
Hailey. Fatie Mae
llall,1lugh
Hamilton, Qlilizalictli
llanimer, llelen
llanszen, Gene
llarris, l-Iarnestine
I-larrison, iiencvieve
Haskell. ,lanies
H askell. ,lean
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Kerr, Anita
liitlson, Pauline
Kilgore, .lanies
liilg.L4ll'E', BlH1'y
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liinthelin, llotiglas
Hays. lfrainlx liinnaman.
Heatlierington, lithel liurley Hope
Heiskell, lilizaheth Kirk, XYaeil
Heisliell, Reba Kirkpzxti'iCli,
llerring, llenny lieth Mary Mae
llill, Madeline
Hill. Mary lfranues
Hiser, lloris
Hollanml, .Xnlelaicle
llolliilay, Yirginia
llooil, llorothy
llornl, Katherine
llnhlmaril,
Blary 1-Istell
lltulspeth, lilizalmeth
lliiff, Margaret
llufsteiller, Relweca
llnnter, Mary
xlenson, Andrew
johnson, lilanore
lfranees
johnson.
Johnson, Lura
jolinsovn. Maxine
,lohnson,
Virginia Ann
johnson,
Yirginia Dare
Keith, Dorotliy llell
Keith. Lois
Kelly. Jtum-
Kenip, Marjory
liirwan Patricia
Kitehen. Zulema
Lake. Beatrice
Lake, Muriel
Lanih. Alire
Lawson, Martha
l,o:atlm-rwood,
Margaret
Leenian. Sain
l,etnlJut'g, Eva Bllltt
Len.nions, lira Mae
Lent, llurothea
Loring, lien
Loring, llorothy
MeA,nally, .lack
M cl lroskey , By ron
MeC'ulley, llettiee
Mefullough, llal
Mellonalcl, Dfelsoyee
Mullonalil, Ds-Neyee
MeKey,1'hester
McQueen. lieraliline
Megpathlen. llilton
AlCxYilllZl!I1S,
Mary Katherine
Maas, livel 'n
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Mandeville, Charles
Manton, Betsy
Martin, Frances
Mason, Norman
Meredith, Ross
Miller, Bill
Miller, Jultin-
Moncrief, Woodrow
Moore, Anne Beth
Moore. Mary jo
Morgan, Mabel
Morrison, Millard
Mount, Marcella
M uriloek, jane
Mnrilock, Richard
Murrel, Mary Ellen
Nelson, Freda
Newlmaker, Louise
0'l'onner, ,luhn
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l'almer. Lueile
l'ahner, Newlyn
Ruth
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Parker,
l'athuff, Lois
Patrick '
Peebles.
Perry. Bessie
Vferry. Jimmy
Peterson, Alton
Petterson, Lamoine
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hilllps, George
hipps, Barbara
Pollock, Ray
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Posey, Bob
Powers, Marian
Price, Sue Jane
Pyeatt, Byron
Ramsey, Doris
Randall, Jane
Randall, Peggy
Revels, Betty
Roan, Sybil
Robbersorx, ,lack
Rorie, Bill
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Rountree, Jeanette
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Fall Tvrm
ETHEL HETHERINGTON .
MICHAEL TAYLOR
FAITH AMOS .
LORRAINE ALBIN
HENRY SHULL
WILBUR TEUBNER
PATRICIA KIRWAN
NAN CAMERON
JANE RANDALL
EUGENE HANSZEN
S11 ring Term
MISS CHRISTINE HAMMOCIQ -
MISS RUTH BELL
MISS LUCY HAMILTON
MISS MINNIE BRAMLETTE
. . Pl'l'SltI'Cl7f
. Vice-President
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Social Chairman
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Program Chairman
Social Chairman
S polzsors
QSchOlarsliip Club Continuedl
Rowe, Ecl
Ryan, Luuise
Sarrells, Thelma
Savage, Evelyn
Sawyer, Daplnne Mae
Schreppcl, Phyllis
Shacklefornl, Charles
Shull, Henry
Skelton, Harry
Skelton, Margaret
Simpson, jane
Stiukman, George
Taylor, Rebecca
Terry, 'Toni
'l'hrasli, Roy
'l'lIOnIas, Billy
'l'lIOnIas, Margie
Tlionipson, Beth
Tipps, Margery
Tippet, Frank
Turin, Mildred
Turner, Dick
Tuebner, Lois
Turner, Virginia
Tyler, ,lohn
Upham, Dick
Utt, Nanceline
Yaiirtreese, Elizabeth
Yan Devemler,
Dorothy
Vernon, Eurlene
Vernon, Hazel
NVarr0n, Imogene
XVallas, Howard
XYaggOner, ,layne
XVa1'd, Betty ,lane
XN'l1eller. Margaret
YVlIittier, Claudie
SVIIEZIUCY, Sybil
XVilsO-n, Dorothy
xVllll1llllS, Marie
NVillIite, David
xvilli1ll'llS, jack
XVilsOn, Margaret
XYebstcr, Beatrice
XYUIIIZICIK, Lester
XYylie, 'l"om
XVy1ie, Robert
Young, Billy
Zalliooifer, Maurit-
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NATICDINIAI. HCDINICDR SCDCIETV
PURPOSE: To create an enthusiasm for scholarship
to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership,
and to develop character in the Adamson High School.
Albin, Lorraine Hanszen, Eugene O'Connor, John
Amos, Faith Henrne, Natalie Osburn, Dodd
Baker, Vincent Hetherington, Ethel Peterson, Lamoine
Bramblett, Helen Humphrey, Peggy Phipps, Barbara
Cameron, Nan Kilgore, Mary POWCrS, Marion
Coffey, Alfred Killough, KI. H, Randall, Jane
Dargen, Lorena Kirwan, Patricia Redding, Charles
Deveraux, Joy Lent, Dorothea Shull, Henry
Dorsett, Maudelle Mandeville, Charles TCL1lDI1Cf, Wilbur
Gooden, Doris McCroskey, Byron Wheatley, Sybil
Geiser, Perry McGee, Floy Wfolf, Bob
Green, Dorothy Miller, John
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ART DEPARTMENT
Adkisson, Nona Mae
Albin, Lorraine
Alexander, Darcus
Alexander, Dorothy
Arnos, Fifi
Avera, lildridge
Bailey, Mary Frances
Baker, Fdwin
Batcher, Peggy Jane
Baugh, Geneva Anne
Baugh, Olga Mae
Baugh, Wilford
Bealmear, C. M.
Bell, Thurman
Benson, Carl
Bibb, Marie
Bixler,
Bertha Jeanette
Blake, Anita
Bludworth, Bill
Brower, ,lack
Brown, Margaret
Bryan, Anna Ruth
Burnett, john
Burroughs, R.
Butcher,
Margaret Sue
Caldwell, Erma Lee
Cameron, Howard
Campbell, R aymond
Cardwell, Ex elyn Lee
Chamberlain, Abbey
Chappell, Sara Helen
Chenaulx, Fvelyn
Cole, Mary Louise
Couch, Winona
Cox, Alice
Cox, Dorothy
Craven, Caralinda
Cunningham,
,luanita
Currey, james
Dabbs, Ann
Dobbins, Genevieve
Dougherty, Mary
Dinkins, David
Dinkins, Mavis
Eldridge, Sara
liwton, Francis
Fleeman, Billy
Foy, june
Godwin, Dudley
Greniilion,
Polly Anna
Grubc, Myra
Guertin,
Naomi Lucile
Hatcher, Ruth
Hayes, lfvelyn
Herd, Burnelle
Hill, Dick
Holland, Adelaide
A -UM
Holland, Rosemary
Holt, Lou Helen
Horne, Bill
Huffer, Marjorie
Hunter, Robert
Johnson, Maxine
johnson,
Virginia Dare
Keith, Dorothy Dell
Kelly, Joseph
Kilgore, Mary
Knott, Rachel Lee
Knowles, Katherine
Leach, Ann Lillye
Massengill, Dorothy
McLaren, Vera
McNutt, Price
Miller, C. M.
Morrow, William
Morgan,
Mable Lueile
Mullin, Doris
Nelson, Chester
Nelson, Howard
Nelson, .Iimmie Lee
Nibln, Ray
O'Neal, Lois
Otis, Phyllis
Potthnf, Lois
Powers, Marion
Preslar, Margaret
. Sponsor
Rasor, Penryn
Reagan, Karl
Robbins, ,lack
Roberson, Dorothy
Roberts, Louise
Rorie, Bill
Ross, Dorothy
Savage, Evelyn
Seago, Margaret
Scers, Janice
Shndday, Helen
Simpson, Agnes
Smith, Ida Ruth
Sprzidling, Mary Lou
Sutton, Howard
Terry, Floyd
Tucker, Edna Mae
Tuttle, W'in1'red
Utley, Mary Ann
Wallace, Iris
Weaver, Fllen
Webster, Beatrice
Webster, Kathryn
Weeks, Billye Bert
Welch, Orris
W'illiams, Alice
Williams, Marie
Wiskoehil, Margaret
NVomaek,
Gertrude Lester
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DRAMfXTlC CLUB
MRS. WANDA BANKER
Albin, Lorraine
Ard, Mary Louise
Banker, Doris Eileen
Barrett, Marguerite
Bennett, Marilee
Cameron, Nan
Campbell, Mozelle
Durham, Mary Helen
Emmons, Elizabeth
England, Barbara
Eubanks, Lorraine
Giarraputo, Lucas
Gooden, Doris
Griihn, Marjorie
Groves, Mary
Catherine
Heiskell, Elizabeth
Heiskell, Virginia
MEMBERS
Hetherington, Ethel
Humphrey, Peggy
Johnson, Gorden
Kendrick, Mary
Kilgore, Mary
Kinnamon, Gurley
Hope
Kirwan, Patricia
Latimer, Nadine
Ledbetter, Thedafaye
Linn, Chnl
McCord, Forrest
Norris, Clydaliene
O'Connor, John
Osburn, Dodd
Perkins, Marguerite
Price, Leon
Pruitt, French
ctalent.
. . . Sponsor
Redding, Charles
Richards, Florence
Roan, Sybil
Rountree, Jeanette
Sneed, Lyal
Utley, Mary Ann
Wheatley, Sybil
Williams, Thomas
Wilson, Margaret
Wood, Marie
Sheffer, Dorothy
Buckley, Juanita
Elliott, Roberta
Fitzhugh, Don Paula
Holbrook, Floyette
Wall, Virginia
Scruggs, Jo Ellen
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Muzelle Campbell
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William Carrell
Kenneth Hughes
Elizabeth Enmmns
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LAT! DEPARTMENT
Adams, joe
Anderson, Marilyn
Ashley, john
Baker, Robert
Barnes, Billy
Barton, Lyle
Bennett, Elinor
Bixler, W. D.
Blaine, Mose
Blanton, V"ilbur
Boatman, Al
Boland, Mary .lane
Bowden, Edgar
Bowles, Albert
Browder, Fred
Brown, Douglas
Bruce, Robert
Burleson, Ravenel
Burnett, john
Burnett, Martha
Carmichael, Ruth
Carter, Billy
Chandler, G. W.
Clauser, Richard
Collins, Edgar
Cooke, Lane B.
Crook, Hesper
Dailey, Howard
Dargan, L. C.
Denny, Lida Mae
Dierolf, Lyndel
Dykes, Tommy
liagle, Bob
Iichols, Ralph
lillis, Mary
Fmerson, Mildred
Fnglish, Mary Allen
Ifstes, Mary Frances
Fazakealey, Judy
Fields, Hardy
Fincher, Annie
Forrest, Fisher
Fox, james
Gillen, Marguerite
Gooden, Doris
Green, Clair
Green, Ray
Gruneisen, W'illiam
Hall, Hugh
Tlamilton, Elizabeth
Hanna, Florence
Hare, Robert
Harrison, Genevieve
Hawkins, lfleanor
Hawkins, ,lim
Henderson, Charles
Hord, Dorothy
Hughes, Billie Nell
Jenson, Andrew
-Iohnston, Mary
Jones, Kathryn
Kelly, Jane
Kidson, Loy
Kirkpatrick, Mary
Kirwan, Patricia
Knott, Douglas
Krazer, William
Latimer, Edith
Lawrence, Louise
Layden, Tommy
Leatherwood,
Margaret
Lee, Forest
Leiber, Gerald
Lemley, Foster Lee
Lent, Dorothea
Lillard, Kitty
Loring, Ben
Luper, Dan
Lynn, Ted
Maas, Evelyn
Mandeville, Charles
Mason, Russell
Meserole, Otis
Miller, Bill
Miller, Dorothy
Moore, james
Moore, T. F.
Morris,
Martha Frances
Morris, Mary
Murdock, ,lane
Murdock, Richard
McBride, Lewis
McKay, Chester
McSpadden,T-Iilton
Napier, Carl
Nichols, Fdah
Norris, ,lack
North, Mary Ruth
Orr, jane
Parker, Jack
Parker, Robert
Parker, Ruth
Patton, T. J.
Patton, W'alter
Peebles, Nancy
Philip, George
Pollaek, Ruth
Popplewell,
Mary Beth
Posey, Bob
Pyeatt, Byron
Randall, jane
Remmington, Harry
Richardson, Allene
Richburg, Loretta
Rogers, H. A.
Rovce,1id B.
Sanderson, Dorothy
See, Bill
Sibley, jack
Simpson, Agnes
Shelton, Robert
Shiver, George
Spillers, M. L.
Stephens, Vera
Stroud, Iilivabeth
Teubner, Wilbur
Thomas, Margie
Thrash, Roy
Tinney, Lloyd
Travis, Calvin
Tucker, Dorothy
Tyler, John
Underwood, Frank
Walstrom, Orelya
XVatkins, Edward
wycbb, Kirk
Wheatley, Billy
XY'hite, Hughey
XY'ilson, Dorothy
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FRENCH DEPARTMENT
Adin, Louis
Apel, Ruth
Baker, James Ward
Banker, Doris Eileen
Beachum, Luna Belle
Birdsong, Bobby
Blaine, Wynette
Blake, Anita
Clark, Maxine
Clark, Selene
Cole, Mary Louise
Connor, Raulette
Copeland, Mary Jo
Craven, Caralinda
Crown, Philip
Crowson, Allie Vee
Dierolf, Leon
Dinkins, Mavis
Erickson, Muriel
Fisher, Marie
Greene, June
Hagood Leona
Hall, Doris
Hanszen, Gene
Harris, Earnestine
Harris, Mary Virginia
Harris, Mozelle
Hatcher, Ruth
Heiskell, Reba
Heiskell, Virginia
Hetherington, Ethel
Honcycutt, Jewel
Hord, Katherine
Howell, Sylvester
Hubbard, Everett
Hughes, Kenneth
Jackson, Aubra Mae
Jameson, Billy
johnson, Francine
Kerr, Anita
Lcatherwood, Dorothy
Mallory, Mary Beth
Maples, Virginia
Maynard, Yvonne
McBride, Clarine
McGuire, Lurline
Mead, Juanita
Meredith, Marguerite
Mitchell, Ellis
Moncrief, Woodrow
Nelson, Freda
Paternostro, Margaret
Perkins, Alice
Price, Dorothy
Randall, Peggy
Randlett, Polly
Reed, Mary Dee
Renean, Dot Marie
Richards, Florence
Rollandin, Elizabeth
Shelton, Lois
Shull, Henry
Smith, Maurice
Smith, Patricia
Taylor, Michael
Taylor, Rebecca
Terry, Tom
Vermilion, Pauline
Vestal, Thelma
Waldrop, Carlene
Wfard, Betty
Warreii, Imogene
Wfest, Rose Marie
Wfeston, Jimmie
Wfheatley, Sybil
Wfillis, Jack
Wfolf, Bob
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SPANISH Cl-IGRUS
PURPOSE! To promote interest in Spanish and to cultivate girls voices
so they will be able to sing in Spanish.
Miss EUGLNIA Nnwniiiuu' .... . Sponsor
Adams, Ruth
Allen, James
Allen, Virginia
Armistead, Mary Alice
Alexander, Imogene
Barrett, Marguerite
Bennett, Iva Nell
Blanton, Melba
Campbell, Virginia
Coleman, Rirha
Duttle, Albert
Hammer, Helen
Haralson, David
MEMBERS
Haralson, Edythe Marie
Haskell, Jean
Hillpot, Jewell
Hollander, Evelyn
Hubbard, Mary
Kilgore, James
Kirk, Pauline
Kitchen, Zulema
Lake, Muriel
Marshal, Anna Louise
Mount, Marcelle
McAtee, Barbara
Newbaker, Louise
Ogden, Betty
Palmer, Lueile
Palmer, Nelwyn
Revels, Betty
Rountree, Jeannette
Russell, Mary Louise
Russell, Melvin
Savage, Evelyn
Scruggs, Joellen
Swinney, Marceline
Vantreese, Imogene
Williams, Wayile
Yeager, Norma
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PAN -AMERICAN STUDENT FCDIQUM
PURPOSE: To bring about a closer relationship, sympathy, and
understanding with the peoples of the American continent. To promote
this ideal relationship with no selfish interests at heart, but with a willing-
ness and desire to serve unselhshly, individually, and collectively for the
welfare of the nations concerned.
MISSVIRGINIA ROOTES . . . . Spozzsor
MEMBERS
Albin, Lorraine
Allen, Virginia
Amos, Faith
Barrett, Marguerite
Bennett, Iva Nell
Bramblett, Helen
Carey, Dorothy
Chamberlain, Abby
Chaney, Ethel
Chitwood, Paul
Coffey, Alfred
Eades, Helen
Ezell, Theo
Green, Dorothy
Hartness, Billy Jean
Hammer, Helen
Harris, Weta
Hearne, Natalie
Hill, Virginia
Humphrey, Peggy
Jordan, Alta Louise
Kelly, June
Kitchen, Zulema
Mann, Clifford
Meredith, Ross
McAtee, Barbara
McCarty, Judith
McGee, Floy
McGrew, Odell
Newbaker, Louise
Phifer, Alice
Peterson, Lamoine
Phipps, Barbara
Price, Sue Jane
Reagan, Williain
Robinson, Mary Edna
Sawyer, Daphne Mae
Swenney, Marceline
Tonn, Mildron
Turner, Dick
Van Devender,
Dorothy
Waddle, Valda Mae
Walraven, Luella
Wfilliams, Edwin
Willianxs, Jack
Willis, Jack
Wiskochil, Betty Jane
Wylie, Tom
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LIBRARY CQUINICIL
PURPOSE: To better library service to the student body, to improve and broaden
the scope of the member's personal interests by reading and planning to read the "Atlantic
List of the Twenty-Five Books That Have Been the Most Influential in the Last Fifty
Years," and to entertain persons other than the members.
Miss ALEXANDER . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sponsor
Fall Term Spring Term
BEN LYTLE . . . . President DOROTHY DELL KEITH . President
SYBIL WHEATLEY . Vice-Presideuzf MONROE JOHNSON . Vice-President
MINNIE LEATH CHRIETZBERG . Secretary
FERMAN FOWLER . . . Reporter
MINNIE LEATH CHRIETZBERG . Secretary
PEGGY FLAKE . . . . Reporter
MEMBERS
Albin, Lorraine Elliott, Holford Johnson, Monroe Oates, Violet
Chrietzberg, Flake, Peggy Keith, Alice Randall, Peggy
Minnie Leath Fowler, Ferman Keith, Dorothy Dell Roan, Sybil
Conner, Paulette Fudge, R. D. Lytle, Ben Roberson, Dorothy
Darnell, Frances Griffin, Marjorie Merrifield, Dan Robison, Helen Ruth
Donald, Martha Holliday, Virginia ' Mitchell, Ellis Taylor, Michael
Drees, Fred Howell, Sylvester Murrell, Mary Ellen Weatherred, Lou
Durham, Mary Helen Humphrey, Peggy McKey, Leta Rose Nvheatley, Sybil
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PURPOSE: To promote student participation in school government
PATRICIA KIRWAN
ALVIN STERLING
DORIS GOODEN .
CHARLES REDIJING
MISS BERTA COOPER,
Adin, Louis
Barnes, Bill
Bechenbach, Grace
Bruce, Robert
Burke, Kathlyn
Capers, Robert
Collier, Wesley
Dargan, Lorena
Dobiyanski, Morris
Dunnam, P. H.
Eagles, Bob
English, Mary Allen
Forrest, Fisher
Gooden, Doris
Hanszen, Gene
Harrison, Genevieve
Hunter, Robert
OFFICERS
MR. WEST BROWN .
MEMBERS
Jensen, Andrew
Jones, Henry
Johnson, Francine
Kelly, George
Kilgore, James
Kirwan, Patricia
Leatherwood, Margaret
Lee, Forrest
Maynard, Yvonne
McGrew, Odell
Miller, Bill
Murrell, Mary Ellen
Nelson, Howard
Phillips, George
Pyeatt, Byron
. . P1'c'side11t
. Vice-President
. . . Secretm y
. Acorn Repmtcr
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Redding, Charles
Rowe, Ed B.
Rountree, Jeanette
Shackelford, Charles
Shull, Henry
Schwedler, Edgar
Smith, Patricia
Sonnier, Ezell
Swiner, Dick
Teubner, Wilbur
Thrash, Roy
Ward, Bettie Jane
Watson, Norman
Wfilkinson, Dorothy
Wfilliams, Jack
Quillen, Thomas , YJYater, Charles
Ramsey, Doris lppl' D
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SENIORH
PURPOSL: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and
community, the standards of Christian character.
W. A. STRICIQLANIJ .
BASS WILLIABIS .
COLYAR PHILLIPS . .
RAYMOND OSTER . .
MR. W. TI-Iuo HAMIL'I'lDN
GENL HANSZLN .
COLYAR PHILLIPS .
JACK WILLIS .
ALVIN STERLING .
Brower, Jim
Brower, Pat
Carrell, Bill
Cooper, Warren
Davis, Berry
Davis, Joe
Drees, Fred
Hamilton, NVilliam
Hanszen, Eugene
Harter, Cliflord , "
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OFFICERS
Fall Term
Spring Term
MEMBERS
Harter, Clovis
Johnson, Monroe
Linn, Chal
Lytle, Ben
McGinnis, Mack
Merrifield, Dan
Moore, Charles
Nelson, Howard
Nolen, D. C.
Oster, Raymond
. . President
Virv-Prfsidenf
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Scwgvazif-af-A1'111s
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Vin'-PI'r'side11f
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Sergcaflf-at-A1fms
Peery, Ralph
Phillips, Colyar
Ross, James
Sligh, Thomas
Strickland, W. A.
NVatson, Bill
Watson, Norman
Williams, Bass
Willis, Jack
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INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE CONTESTANTS
GIRL EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKER
ROSEMARY DANIELS
BOY EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKER
WILBUR TEUBNER
GIRL DECLAMER
FLORENCE RICHARDS
BOY DECLAMER
LUCAS GIARRAPUTO
ON E-ACT PLAY CON TESTAN TS
"THE CONFLICT"
LYAL SNEED
NAN CAMERON
ELIZABETH EMMONS
ALF BURR
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NATICDNAL TI-IESPIAN CLUB
PURPOSE: To further particularly talented students of
the drama and to present some outstanding characterizations
of today.
OFFICERS
PEGGY HUMPHREX' .... . . Pl'K'Sf0ll'lIf
FoRR1asT McCoRD . . xfift'-Pl'!'XiII!'l1f
LORRAINI3 ALBIN . . . . Sevrcffnry
MRS. WANDA BANKILR . . Sponsor
MEMBERS
Albin, Lorraine Kendrick, Mary
Cameron, Nan O'Connor, john
Giarraputo, Lucas Ryan, Randall
Humphrey, Peggy Snead, Lyal
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GIRL RESERVE CLUB
LURA JOHNSON .
MARY DUFF . .
MARCIELINE SWINNEY
BETTY OGDEN . .
JEANETTE ROUNTRIZE
LARENA DARGAN .
Miss ROBERTA KING
Miss RUTH RU1f1f1N
Allen, Virginia
Bailey, Mary Helen
Baker, Mary Louise
Banker, Doris Eileen
Barrett, Marguerite
Beachum, Luna Belle
Billings, Mary Etta
Bramlette, Helen
Couch, Evelyn
Daniels, Dorothy
Dorgun, Lorena
Dorsett, Maudelle
Duff, Mary
English, Mary Allen
Gharis, Theressa
Grubc, Myra
OFFICERS
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MEMBERS
Hammer, Helen
Hillpot, Jewel
Hubbard, Mary Estelle
Hufstedler, Rebecca
Hunter, Mary
Johnson, Lura
Kelsey, Virginia
Ledbetter, Thedafaye
Lent, Dorothea
Maas, Evelyn
Mitchell, Helen
Morrison, Mary Jo
Morrison, Rosellen
McAtee, Barbara
McQueen, Geraldine
. . President
. Vice-President
. . . Secretary
. . . Treasurer
. Program Cfaairmafz
. Sofia! Claairmazz
. . Sjlolzsors
McWilliams,
Mary Katherine
Ogden, Betty
Orr, Jane
Parker, Ruth
Rountree, Jeanette
Scruggs, Luta
Stockard, Virginia
Swinney, Marceline
Terry, Charlie Frances
Thomas, Lois
Tonn, Mildron
Utt, Nancelee
Ward, Betty Jane
Wilhite, Doris
Wilhite, Dorothy
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"Sl-IGCDTING STARS"
lolm Frazier, Ou'm'r of Iiiz
Mr. Grumlllr, Czfilonlrr'
Mrs. fil'I1NlI1lt', Cllsfomrr
Mm. Mirnzlfle, cillNf0IIH'I'
i' mmf Ten Slim'
. Lucas Gimrrnputo
. NI. C, Norton
. Lorraine Albin
. Mildred McKinney
Virglrziil, Millmgrr of I'iHIT.it'V'N Sion'
Ilamfui, ia lil:-y porter'
Sliirli'y, Iiruzirfx ifilzzglmlw,
Wally Null . .
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MdIllll't11lfIl,i' .
Ciflw'lzx . . .
Aubra Mae Jackson,
Hollander, Mnudrette
. lfvelyn lloneyeutt
. Hobby 'lhoinpson
Mary Catherine Groves
. Forrest McCord
iiiHIl'I'f Null . . . R.indnll Ryan
Bill Muifivlil, in lull' willi Sfrirlwi' Leon Price
lurk, ii mlm Al!7UI1f ilu' ylnri' liixineis lfwton
Clerk ,.... . ilu. Moon
Iltzrr-i, tm tzilfrliiw' of Vnginiii . Leo Davis
ISIIKHIUP' ..... Leo Davis
Marjorie KICLIHCICC Rountree
Hiirlnziuz . Dorothy Price
Marian , . Frances Ross
Diri't'lm' ..., . Chnl Linn
. . . . ,lim Brower, D. C. Nolen
. Alice Marie Perkins, Adelaide Holland, Louise Newbgiker, Mildred Gates
Lucille Luttrell, Frances XV.ills, Allie Crowson, Leona Haygood, Selene Clark,
Rubhy Herrington, Maurice Smith, Olga Mae liaugli, liranees Boyle, livelyn
Pulliam
Ciitifizzzwi . .Iimmie Gaither, Elizabeth Hamilton, Freda Truly, Mavis Dinlains, R. xl, Burroughs,
Dan Luper, Beth Mayers, jim Brower, Sherman Hoops, Key-. Medlin, Rielitird Allhright, Billy Tilbert,
D. C. Nolen, Ralph Peery.
DANCFS
Spaniib ........... Mary Louise Cole
Cake ........ Marjorie Cnrrel, Mary Sue Maloney, Helen AKl1.lHL1SOHi
Dufrb . . Kathleen Bishop, Gloria Martin, Mary Martin, Helen Teubner, ,Line Osborne,
Dorothy Dell Keith
fibillfil' .......... Delia Miehgiel, Dorothy Dickinson
To-iliinif . Mildred Lowe, lflizaberh Vantreese, Minnie Legith c:l1I'lt3Ili3C!'g, Bennie Beth Herring,
lflsie Price, Nora Hicks, lfvelyn Magis, Imogene Finley
l Piigi' Om' ffllllillhl Uni
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M U S I C C L LJ B
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CLUB
PURPOSE: To organize and promote interest among the
boys who have lettered in athletics.
W. A. STRICKLAND . . Prefzderzt
BEN LYTLE . . . Vive President
DANIEL MERRIFIELD .... . Sfcrffarg
XV. E. NOAH AND W. P. DURRETT . . Sponsors
MEMBERS
Wfillis, Jack
McGinnis, Mack
Oster, Raymond
Linn, Chnl
Nolen, D. C.
Merrifield, Daniel
Williams, Bass
Lytle, Ben
Strickland, W. A
Phillips, Colyar
Davis, Joe
Burroughs, R. J.
Hanszen, Gene
Chandler, G. W.
Brower, Jim
Ryan, Randall
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Miss MARY MORRISON .
Abernathy,
Edith Rae
Adams, Ruth
Amos, Faith
Arcl, Mary Louise
Armstrong, Merle
Baker, Mary Louise
Baldwin, Sara Jane
Banker, Doris Eileen
Bates, Rozell
Baxley, Marian
Bishop, Kathleen
Bivings, Dorcas
Blaine, Wynette
Bodine, Robyn
Boyle, Frances
Bradford, Elizabeth
Bryant, Margaret
Burba, Marguerite
Butcher,
Margaret Sue
Cameron, Nan
Carey, Dorothy
Carey, Mary Frances
Carter, Mary Kate
Cates, Jeanne
Chaney, Ethyl
Chittim, Tuleta
Chrietzberg,
Minnie Leath
Clark, Elizabeth
Coleman, Ruth
Cole, Mary Louise
Cole, Oneta
Cook, Embelyne
Cooper, Mary Jane
Copeland, Mary Jo
Couch, Evelyn
Cox, Alice
Cox, Florence
Dabbs, Ann
Darnell, Frances
Daugherty, Mary
Dean, Ruth
Devcreaux, Joy
Dickerson, Dorothy
Duff, Mary
English, Mary Allen
Finley, Imogene
Fisher, Imogene
Franklin,
Mary Yvonne
Garner, Pauline
Girlinghouse,
Cieley Ann
Glass, Hazel
Gooden, Doris
Griffin, Marjorie
Hailey, Fatie Mae
Hall, Doris
Hammer, Helen
Harber,
Mary Elizabeth
Harrison, Josephine
Hatcher, Ruth
'Haygood, Leona
Hearne, Natalie
Heiskell, Elizabeth
Heiskell, Reba
Herring, Benny Beth
Hill, Christine
Hill, Madelyn
Hill, Virginia
Hillpot, Jewell
Hollander, Evelyn
Hord, Katherine
Howard, Virginia
Hoyle, Mary Sue
Huffer, Marjorie
Hughes, Billie Nell
Hamphrey, Peggy
Jackson, Aubra Ma
Johnson, Doris
Johnson, Maxine
Johnson,
Virginia Dare
Jones, Kathryn
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Keith, Dorothy Dell
Kelly, Lorena
Kempe, Margie
King, La Verne
Kirwan, Patricia
Kitchen, Zulema
Lake, Muriel
Latimer, Nadine
Lassetter, Marion
Laws, Melba
Leatherwood,
Dorothy
Leatherwood,
Margaret
Lemmons, Eva Sue
Livingston, Lillian
Lloyd, Dorothy
Lowe, Mildred
Maas, Evelyn
Marshall, Virginia
Maynard, Yvonne
McBride, Clarence
McClellan, Lindeen
McCuistian,
Gwendolyn
McKinney, Jerry Mae
McKinney, Mildred
McW'illiams,
Mary Kathryn
Meredith, Marguerite
Michael, Delia
Monroe, Louise
Moore, Anna Beth
Morrison, Mary Jo
Nelson, Jimmie Lee
Newbaker, Louise
Oatts, Jeanne
Olson, Ruth
Orr, Jane
Gsborn, Jane
Parker, Betty
Parker, Ruth
Peebles, Nancy
Poulter, Evelyn
Poulter, Virginia
Poteet, Margie
Potoff, Lois
Prcslar, Margaret
Price, Dorothy
Roan, Sybil
Robertson,
Mary Kathryn
Robertson, Mary Lee
Ross, Frances
Rowland, Florence
Samuels, Juanita
Sfhraeder, Dorothy
Sponsor
Schutz, Elsie
Sears, Janice
Smythe, Nell
Spicer, Margaret
Spradling, Mary Lou
Stanfield, Dorothy
Stanford, Anna Bell
Stockard, Virginia
Summy, Dorothy
Teubner, Helen
Thomas, Lois
Thomas, Margie
Tiner, Maxine
Tipps, Margery Ruth
Turner, Virginia
Vantrecse, Elizabeth
Vestal, Thelma
Waddle, Sidney Ruth
Waldrop, Carlene
Walraveii, Louella
Waltoii, Margie
Ward, Bettie Jane
W'ebster, Beatrice
Weeks, Billye Bert
Wlieatley, Sybil
Williite, Doris
Wfilkinson, Dorothy
Xvilliarns, Billy Dean
Wfilliams, Margie
Wiskocliil,
Betty Jane
Wisktmeliil, Margaret
Woniack,
Lesta Gertrude
XVray, Evelyn
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BATTALIOIXI STAFF, FALL 1935
Bullalion Sfmnxor' Ballalion C0n1nLuna'cr Ballalion E,x'c'r1lliL'f' Offifrr Plans and Training Onfifvr
Mary Catherine Groves Lt. Col. M, Linchan Major William B. Carrcll First Lt. Edward Toogood
Supply Ojircr
First Lt. W'illie V. Hearne
Adjutant
Second Lt. Colyar Phillips
lnfclligvllrz' Oficrr
Second Lt. Kenneth
Hughes
Supply Srrgrunl
Sergeant Joe XVilliarnson
COLORS
Colm' Guards
First Sergeant Gus
Gurlinghouse
Sergeant Charles
Shackleford
Color Scrgealzfx
Technical Sergeant Clovis
Kirby
Staff Sergeant Bill See
SPONSORS
Fronl rozu, lvf! lo rigbl:
Evelyn Honeycutt
Mary Catherine Groves
Sybil Roan
Burlz row, Iefl Io rigbl:
Lyal Snead
Patricia Kirwan
Lois Hamilton
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RCDSTER QF CCDMPANV A
PATRICIA KIRWAN .
Donn OSBURN
BURNELLE HERD
HENRY LEE GATES, HARRY TURNER .
Gus GIRLINGHOUSE .
Chaflin, William
Kirby, Clovis
Casteel, Robert
Linehan, Jack
Adams, Joe
Bahn, Arthur
Blair, Arthur
Brower, Jack
Brown, Rodgers
Caple, Solon
Caldwell, Ralph
Carpenter, Scottie
Clark, Perry
Cline, Marcus
Dubbels, Lowell
Gaskin, Edwin
Guinn, W. E.
Scrgeauts
McCord, Forrest
McDowell, David
Corporals
Parrish, Philip
Reagan, William
Privates
Hansen, Delbert
Harrison, Jack
Hays, Frank
Hill, John Allen
Hill, Russell
Mangold, Charles
McAdams, Archie
McCroskey, Byron
Moore, T. E.
Musgrove, Lee
Nall, Boyce
Oliver, Ray
Parker, Jack
. . . Sponsor
. . . 'Captain
. . First Lieuzfenam'
Second LiL'llfL'71ll71fS
. . First Sergeant
Shackleford, Charles
R-eams, Jack
Sligh, Thomas
Pediford, Robert
Quillen, Thomas
Rittenberry, Lee Roy
Sheffield, Dee Roy
Simpson, P. J.
Sonnier, Ezell
Thofern, Harry
Thompson, J. W.
White, Hughey
Whitten, Robert
Williams, Aubrey Ben
Warren, Malcolm
Page One Hundred Ten
ROSTER OF COMPANY B
SYBIL ROAN . . .
LESLIE A. BEALMEAR .
HOLFORD ELLIOTT .
WILSON ROBNETT, DUANE Roolc . .
ANDREW -IENSON . .
Baugh, Maxwell Calder,
Chatelain, Paul Randle,
Berry, Allen
Collier, A. E.
Cox, Vernon
Crossland, Howard
Daft, George
Dillahunty, Richard
Drier, Charles
Duncan, Boyce
Duncan, Gerald
Elsberry, Sam
Graves, J. W.
Sergeants
Henry Kerr, Dorsey
Corporal.:
James Robnett, Edwin
Privates
Harpold, Horace
Henke, Otto
Hunley, Raymond
Hurt, Douglas
Hunter, Robert
Keahey, George
Keane, Armand
Marshall, O. W.
McDonough, Colby
McKethan, Jesse
McKinney, Jim Bill
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. . Sponsor
. . Captain
First Lieutenant
Second Lieutenants
. First Sergeant
Tanner, Billy
Wilson, Tayman
Owen, A. E.
Parker, Robert
Peters, Eddie
Roff, Homer
Schell, Earl
Smithers, Jack
Snell, William
Sipillers, Jack
Williams, Wayne
Yater, Charles
Q.
Page One Hundred Eleven
RCDSTEI2 CDF CCDMPANV C
JANE ROBBIN 5............ sponsor
LOUIS ADIN .... . . . Captain
BILL MILLER .... . . First Liezztenant
BILL JONES, BERT WATSON . . Second Lieutenants
ALFRED COFFEY . . . . . First Sergeant
BILL SEE . .
Hackler, Leslie
Rowe, Ed. B.
Bivings, John
Forrest, Fisher
Alverson, Philip
Bealmer, C. W.
Beckham, Jack
Bryant, Jack
Bowles, Albert
Carter, Hugh
Childress, Fields
Davidson, Paul
Dailey, Howard
DeVaus, Mareell
Dryden, William
Eastus, Harrill
Elixson, Philip
Sergeants
Kinkel, Louis
Gray, Westmoreland
Cor porals
Kerr, Dee
Little, Albert
Privates
French, Carl
Green, Ray
Hare, Robert
Hagood, Carthyl
Herring, Alton
Hollis, Leslie
Kilgore, James
Meredith, Ross
Minor, Ralph
Murphy, Earl
Moncrief, Woodrow
McIntosh, Doyle
MeNutt, Price
,waz
. Staff Sergeant
Boland, Arthur
Thrash, Roy
Watson, Floyd
Pettit, Ray
Redwine, Ernest
Robinson, Jimmie
Rogers, Morgan
Stephenson, Fred
Summers, Dan
Terry, Tom
Williams, Ivy
Williams, Jack
Wright, John
Wise, Jimmy
Youngblood, Fred
Scott, Sheffield
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RCDSTER CDF CCDMPANV D
LOIS HAMILTON .... ....... S ponsor
JOHN WILLIAM FLEEMAN . . . . Captain
ALVIN STERLING .... . First Lieutenant
SAM LEEMAN, CHARLES SMITH . . Second Liezitcnants
DOUGLAS HORTON ...... . . First Sergeant
Sergeants
B-irdsong, Bobby
Collier, Wesley
Baugh, Wilford
Bean, W.
Baker, Edwin
Barton, Lysle
Bludworth, Bill
Browder, Fred
Burks, James
Butler, Tom
Byrnes, Frank
Calame, Paul
Caper, Robert
Cawthorn, Leo
Cendali, Amos
Chandler, G. W.
Childs, Robert Lee
Chinsky, Jesse
Howard, Wallace
Kelly, George
Corporals
Campbell, Raymond
Clark, A. W.
Jones, Henry
Privates
Crown, Philip
Cushing, Billy
Dargan, L. C.
Densmore, Samuel
Eagle, Robert
Harrison, Ben
Hatcher, Rheble
Hawkins, Jimmie
Hincliffe, Marvin
Horne, Bill
Howell, Robert
Lambert, Ralph
Llorente, Shirley
Lulper, Dan
McDonald, M. V.
Westerback, Pat
Wilson, Melvin
Miller, C. M. Qfmji.-,,,ZL,1
Pyeatt, Byron
McSpadden, Hilton
Maddox, Charles
Mason, Russell
Miller, Jack
Moore, Frank
Pollock, Leland
Rogers, H. A.
Rankin, Thomas
Sears, C. A.
Stogner, Carl
Summy, Billy
Thomas, Billy
Turbeville, John
Wadsworth, Sidney
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ROSTERCDFTHE
LYAL SNEED . .
THEO EZELL . .
JAMES HUGHES .
WELTMER RHODES, GEORGE SEBASTIAN,
THOMAS WILLIAMS .
EDWIN WILLIAMS
JOHN BURNETT, WAYNE DEAN, BILLY FRENSLEY
Campbell, Milton
Gardner, O. C.
Giarraputo, Lucas
Addington, Rayford
Ashley, John
Beaty, Charles
Brackeen, Billy
Bruce, Robert
Burr, Alf
Canon, Herald
Carter, Roy
Cook, Lane B.
Sergeants
Parmelee, Charles
Schwedler, Edgar
Cor porals
Hamilton, William
Privates
Crissman, Harry
Donnell, Riley
Griiiin, Edwin
Henderson, Charles
Hohman, Lawrence
Janes, Ralph
Lee, Joe
Lemly, Foster Lee
Marable, William
BAND
. . Sponsor
. . Captain
First Liezttcmmt
Second Li6ZtfL'I'1tl11fS
. First Sergeunt
. Stuff Se1'gea11ts
Tyler, John
McKay, Chester
Martin, Bill
Morrow, Horace
Sibley, Pat
Shelton, Robert
Terry, Floyd
Tinney, Lloyd
Travis, Calvin
Wfalther, Richard
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RIFLE TEAM
The Adamson Rifle Team successfully repre-
sented the school in all of the matches in which
they participated. It won the City Match and
the City Shoulder-to-Shoulder Match, placed
third in the Corps Area Match and the Williani
Randolph Hearst Trophy Match, and placed
fourth in the National Inter-Collegiate Match.
Two members of the team, Howard Crossland
and Kenneth Hughes were placed on the Dallas
Team which fired a match against a similar Fort
Worth Team at Arlington, Texas under the
supervision of the North Texas Agricultural
College. A
Left to right
M
Bark row: Bill Miller, Chester McKay, Byron Pycatt, Maxwell Baugh, Ed B. Rowe, Milton C
Crossland.
From' row: Charles Smith, M. J. Linchan, Louis Adin, Kenneth Hughes, Harry Crissman, Gus Girlinghouse, Charles
Shackclford.
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fo Cl7C'l'jSb and unfold tba' scfcfzl of im-
llZ0l'lfll'lifj! a1reaa'y sown LL'jf!3fII zzsg fo
develop, to their fullest exfellt, ffm
crzjmciiies with wfoich our cflfcator
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FCDQTBALL SCQRES
Adamson 20 . . . . . Forest 0
Adamson 14 . . North Dallas 0
Adamson 0 . . Technical 26
Adamson 0 . . . . Sunset 6
Adamson 12 . . Woodrow Wilson 0
BASKETBALL SCQRES
Adamson 30 . . . Woodrow Wilson 37
Adamson 14 . . . Technical 28
Adamson 6 . . North Dallas 31
Adamson 22 . . . Sunset 27
Adamson 23 . . Technical 18
Adamson 16 . . North Dallas 30
Adamson 21 . . Woodrow Wilson 20
Adamson 22 . . . . Forest 14
Adamson 25 . . Technical 29
Adamson 9 . . Forest 8
Adamson 17 . . Sunset 14
OMF H11m1rf'r1 Eigfllevfl
ATHLETIC COACHES
Adamson High School is fortunate in having
an admirable staff of athletic coaches.
Each coach is well-informed and experienced
in his sport and each produces enthusiastic teams
every season. We are proud of this group of
capable men who lead us in the sporting World.
tl Page One Hzunlrfd Ninelren
W. E. QPQPQ NOAH
"Pop" is a coach that is admired by the squad and by
the students of Adamson High. He is a fine and jolly
fellow who does all in his power to help the school in the
field of athletics. "Pop" is the track coach as well as the
head football coach, and he shall go down in Adamson
history for his fine work.
W. P. CBILLJ DURRETT
Billj' one of the line coaches of Leopard gridders, is
as pleasant and admirable a fellow as a school could ever wish
for. Not only does he assist in coaching football, but he is
also head coach in basketball and baseball and is excellent
at both. As a salesman, well, just try not to buy anything
he is attempting to sell you.
VIRGIL BALLARD
Although Mr. Ballard was new to the school, he was
not new to the game of football. He is a person whom it is
really a pleasure to know and he always works to develop
a hard-charging team for Adamson High. We hope Mr.
Ballard will remain with us for many seasons to come.
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ADAMSCDN FCDCDTBALL SQUADS
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RAYMOND KDOUGI-INUTSJ OSTER
ICO-Capfainj Halflmcfz,
Raymond, known to be one of the fastest men in the
city, did an extraordinary job at the halfback position.
Ray is to be admired for the valiant fight which he put up
the entire year, although under a heavy strain. This was
Raymond's second and last year with the team, and he
JACK KLITTLE DURRETTJ WILLIS
KCO-Cupfainj Center
be better known as the hard plugging
This boy could
utility man of the Leopards. Early in the season Jack
filled' the center position, and he was later shifted to the
fullbaclf position in which he developed into the hardest
charging man on the team. "Little Durrett" played a
ver excellent brand of football the entire year and was the
Y
most dependable man on the squad. jack was unanimously
on the All-City Team, and should be All-State
did a Hne job at the captain position.
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Ben Lytle, the only three-year letter man on the team, barked signals
for the Leopards this year. Most of the team's victories were due chiefly
to the brain-work of Lytle. His fight and determination spread over the
whole team. This is his last year to play and a man capable of filling his
position will be hard to find.
BEN LYTLE
Q11urtf'rbar'k
JAMES QREDJ MOSEI.Y
End ..
Although this was "Red's" first year with the team, he played his end
position as if he had had a life time experience at it. "Red" was one of
the best defensive as well as offensive men the Leopards have had for a
long time, because he was always ready for anything. This was also
"Red's" last year. He ended with All-City Honors.
W. A. fBUSSEYJ STRICKLAND
The fair headed boy with the rosey cheeks has played his last year
with the Leopards and he will be hard to replace next year. Although
Bussey was not a flashy player, he was as consistent as could be asked for.
He was also a quiet sort of boy who could be seen and not heard.
RALPH CRUPPYJ PERRY
Ralph is the boy who never missed a day of practice for four years
until he had his ankle broken in mid-season this year. Ralph, although
he had not lettered his three previous years, stuck it out throughout his
stay in high school, and this year he was awarded a letter for his fine play.
Ralph is the kind of lad any coach would be proud to have.
JAMES fMOOSE-NOSEJ CHRISTE
Christe was a little slow in getting started this year, but when he got
off, the opposing team was never trying to run his side of the line. "Moose"
was the colossal man of Leopards and really took advantage of his
distinction on the gridiron. We are glad to say he will b with us next
year. W?
JOE QBLACK DALLAS, DAV
Joe was a lad who had gr t
ability, and he could not be
surpassed in side-stepping a
tackler. He was a punter of
the best sort, and really
showed his ability against Sun-
set. Joe was a fine passer, and
would be terriiic if only he
were with the Leopards again
next year.
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R. -ali fi
"Pete" played guard for the Leopards this year, and he really played
it, too! He was said to be the hardest man on the team to block, for it
seemed that he would never give out. P. H. should be one of the most
outstanding players in the city next year, and a sure shot for All-City.
P. H. QPETEJ DUNHAM
PETE QELMERJ LAYDEN
Although young and inexperienced, Pete could be depended on at end.
It seems to be Pete's ambition to teach his cousin, Elmer Layden, some foot-
ball pointers and at the rate he has started, he will succeed. Pete was a
boy who had little to say and plenty to do and he should plenty next year.
BILL KM. K. G.j WATSON
Bill was handicapped nearly the entire season with a twisted knee.
Nevertheless, he always came through with flying colors. Whenever a
touch down was needed, old Bill was called upon, and he seldom missed.
Bill will always be remembered for his fighting heart and unconquerable
spirit.
MACK QSUPPLED MCGINNIS
With a very successful season to his credit, Mack spent his last year
with the Leopards. "Supple" was always ready to take the opponents
and the more they would mix it with him, the better he liked it. In
short, Mack was a whiz at tackle.
JIM QRHYTHMJ BROWER
Jim, the smaller of the Brower twins, was one of the best ball carriers
of the Leopards. He was fast and shifty, and a good passer as well.
Whenever the ends needed circling, Jim was raring to go. "Rhythm" will
be remembered by all for his fine spirit and friendliness.
ALVIN QJU-JUJ STERLING
When a dependable defen-
sive man was needed, Alvin
was called for. He had the
"stuff" that makes great foot-
ball players and he could
surely put it out. "Ju-Ju" had
a very successful season, for
he had a knack of diagnosing
plays and was always ready
in the right place. The nine-
teen year rule will not effect
Alvin, so he will see action
next year.
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D. C., another star of the track team, did an outstanding job at
guard this year. "Cherry', was a hard Hghting kitten who could block
and tackle among the best of the squad. This was D. C.'s second and
last year to letter on the squad, as he graduates in June.
D. C. fCHERRYJ NoLEN
GENE fDEACONJ CAMPBELL
This was Gene,s second year on the squad and, although he did not
letter last year, he stayed with the squad and was among the best blockers
and passers in the city. "Deacon" will be missed next year for his fine
spirit and good humor.
FRED CCAUTIOUSD DREES
Although Fred was just a shade late in advancing toward his fine play-
ing this year, he ended the season with a bang. "Cautious" played only
a single year with the Leopards, but he will always be remembered for
making greatest improvement, among all the men on the team.
LEON QTHOMPSONJ GAMBRELL
Leon was one of those players who are not flashy, but who are always
hitting the opponent hard and fast. Leon saw action with the Leopards
last year and will graduate in June.
PAT CPATRICIAJ BROWER
Pat made his first year on the team a very successful one at the
center position. Pat was a boy with little experience but he was always
practicing, trying to become a better passer and blocker. Pat, like his
brother, will not be caught by the nineteen year rule, and will see action
next year.
AMos KMUSSOLINIJ CENDALLI
Amos was one of Bob Harris' scrubs last year and it showed that Bob
had done a good job at his coaching, for Amos played "bang-up" foot-
ball all year, and will be in tip-top form for next year. This is just one
of the many boys that Mr. Harris had on the first squad this year.
HOWARD QHIRAMJ NELSON
Captain Elect
,Hiram was one of the best
ends in the city and he and
"Red" Mosely made a pair of
ends any coach would be a
proud to have. Howard would
have been nearly a sure bid
for All-City honors had he
ankle injury
on the side-
last of the
not acquired an
which kept him
line during the
season. "Hiram" will see ac-
tion with the Leopards again.
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BASKETS
W. P. DURRETT
W. P. Durrett should be given full credit for
his laudable Work during the basketball season
of 193 5-3 6. In addition to coaching the Leopard
cagers to a second place in the city series, he
created such an interest in the sport as has not
been known since it started in Dallas.
ALI. SQUAD
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BASKETBALL QUEEN
For the Hrst time in the history of our school, a Basketball
Queen was chosen. Evelyn Honeycutt was crowned after
a triumphal march between the halves of the first game of
the season. The Queen in her chair of state presided over
the remainder of the game.
COLYAR PHILLIPS JACK WILLIS
Colyar was one of the lettermen
. Jack was also a second year man,
returning from last year. He played , ,
forward in excellent fashion, but always In the game fighting fo? 3'
when a guard was needed, he filled victory- H15 PCP and C0'0Pefat10n
that position also. aided the Leopards to a great extent.
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JAMES CHRISTE
The only All-City man on the squad this
year was "Moose-Nose", but he really deserved
his honor. Mr. Durrett often said, 'tWhen
Christe's off, the team's off."
BEN LYTLE
Ben played a excellent brand of basketball
this year with the Leopards. The Kitties owe
much to him for his good teamwork and
splendid sportsmanship.
CLIFTON HUNTER
Beyond a doubt, Clifton would have made
All-City had it not been for his graduation at
mid-term. His height and ability were missed
very much in the second half.
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NORMAN WATSON
"Duke" improved the most of all the men
on the squad and will be hard to stop next year.
This was his Hrst year to letter.
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It was often said that Bass could be a
polished basketball player and this year he
showed it by his excellent ability at the guard
position.
FERMAN FOWLER
Even though Ferman was handicapped for
a short time by illness, he always came back in
time to help the team. This was his second
year to letter.
WARREN COOPER
Although Warren was not one of the start-
ing five, he was always raring to go when he was
needed. He played at forward position. lax-J0J
JAMES MOSELEY I '
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BASEBALL TEAM
Facing the 193 6 City Series Baseball season with a balanced
group of players, and several promising recruits, Coach W. P.
Durrett and Captain Joe Davis showed the other city coaches
that they would have to hustle to stop the Adamson Leopards.
The team has several individual stars, but the teamwork dis-
played has been outstanding.
As the Oak goes to press, we have seven wins and three
defeats with a good chance to cop the flag and add another
cup to the trophy collection. RQ
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TRACK TEAM
The 1936 track team, coached by Winton E. "Pop', Noah, won the City Track
Meet with 65 1X5 points to the nearest competitor's 33 1f5. Hanszen was high-point-
man with 15 points and Brower was third with 12 1f4. D. C. Nolen, captain, broke
the eleven year old record in the 220-low hurdles. Other letter men were: Ulm, Ryan,
Wise, Linehan, Campbell, Gable, Burroughs, and Loring. The Leopard team also won
the district and regional championships and are rated as favorites in the State. Beth
Thompson was chosen Cinder Sweetheart of the track team.
D. C. No1.E N
D. C., captain of the team,
played an outstanding part in
the winning of 1936 honors.
He broke the 220-low hurdle
city record, and scored high
in every meet.
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JIM BROWER
Brower, a senior speed
demon, was second high point
man in the city meetg win-
ning the 220 yard dash, scor-
ing second in the 100 yard
dash and broad jump, be-
sides being :i member of the
winning relay team.
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Gene, running his last year
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high-point-man in the city
meet, winning the high-
hurdles, low hurdles. and
high jump.
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BEN LORING
If he could have been out for track
ger, "Big Ben" would have been tops in
e 440 yard dash.
won his letter running on the relay
RANDALL RYAN
Randall won the pole vault, tied for second
in the high jump, and took fourth in the
broad jump in the city meet. This is
Randall's last year, and his loss will be a
great one.
WILLIAM ULM
Ulm, junior member of the relay team,
also won the 440 yard dash. Ulm has an-
other year and should be a sensation.
GENE CAMPBELL
Gene, a senior, placed second in the discus
and third in the low-hurdles. He is a regu-
lar fellow and a swell athlete, and we hate
to see him leave.
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JUNIOR GABLE
Gable was sick during the city meet, but
lettered in the district by running on the
winning relay team. This was his first and
last year on the team and his loss will be felt
next year.
JIMMY WISE
Jimmy won the broad jump in the city
this year. Jimmy will return next year
and should be one of the mainstays in the
1937 team.
R. J. BURROUGHS
R. was unable to run in the city meet
because of sicknessg but he won his letter in
the district meet running on the relay team.
This is his last year with the Leopards.
JACK LINEHAN
Winning second place in the mile run is
no small feat for a sophomore, and so great
things are expected from Jack in the next
two years.
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CI-IEEI2 LEADERS
This year marked a glorious revival in our
school spirit, and in this revival, our cheer leaders
played no small part. They led thelstudent
body in enthusiasm, and contributed great en-
couragement to the teams.
W. H. Adamson High School appreciates its
cheer leaders of 1935-Lois Hamilton, Lyal
Sneed, Sybil Roan, Chal Linn, Colyar Phillips,
and Lucas Girraputo-and regrets that at least
four of them will have to be supplanted next
year.
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Monroe johnson: "I'1l show you something
that will make make dirt fly."
Mrs. Iolanson: "A new kitchen cleanser?,'
Monroe: "No, a golf clubf,
LaVerne King: "I understand your new job
as a human cannon ball is very annoying."
George Daft: "Yes, I get fired every day."
THE CANNIBAL FLEA
It was many and many a year ago
In a district styled E. C.,
That a monster dwelt that I came to know
By the name of Cannibal Flea,
And the brute possessed no other thought
Than to live-and to live on me.
THos. Hoon.
Billy Knapp: "The boss just made me the
manager of his doughnut factory."
jane Ranrlall: "Congratulations Are you
in charge of everything?"
Billy: "Yeah, the hole works."
A1110 Salesman: "And, my good man, this
used car is the opportunity of a lifetime."
Roy Long: "You're right: I hear it knock-
ing."
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Ethel Heflwringiorz: "Will you help the
'Old Ladies I-Iome'?"
Leon Price: "Where are they."
Doris Gooden: "Isn't Niagara wonderful?
I could just stand and look at it forever."
john Tyler: l'But wouldnlt it be rather
trying to go through life with a cataract in
one's eye."
o
Leon Dierolf: "Please let me hold your
hand for a minutef,
Virginia Heiskell: "All right, but how are
you going to know when the minute is up?',
Leon: "Oh, I'll have the second hand for
that '
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Alf Burr: "What,s the matter over there?,'
Nancy Peebles: "A Boy Scout did so many
good turns he got dizzy."
Page One Hnnrlrecl Tbirly-Six
Doroflry Dell Keifla: 'KHOW in the world
do you ever expect to make a living?,'
Bill Miller: t'By writingf,
Doroilay Dell: "Writing what?"
Bill: "Writing home."
Floyzl Terry: "What kind of instrument
is that?"
George Sebastian: "A shoe horn."
Floyd: "What does it play?,'
George: "Footnotes,"
Freshman: "Oh, I have an ideaf,
Sophomore: "Beginner's luck,"
Mamlelle Dorseff: "Is Miss Eisenlohr in?"
Lnfa Scruggs: "No.,'
Ma11a'elle: 'KWell, just throw this poem in
the wastebasket for her, will you?"
Then there is the proud father who wanted
his boy to be a carpenter, so he sent him to
boarding school.
Chnl Linn: "See that fellow giving imita-
tions over there? What does he always re-
mind you of?"
Forrest McCord: "The ten bucks I owe
himf'
Villian: "Ha, I-Ia! You are helpless: the
old homstead belongs to mef'
Hero: "And where are the papers."
Villian: "At the blacksmith's."
Hero: "You're having them forgedl'
Villian: "No, no, I am having them filed."
7
A man
A miss
Theysatlikethis
A kiss
I-Ier father
They sat like this
Mrs. Banker: "I'm sorry, but you don't
fit the part."
Elizabeth Emmons: "Why not?"
Mrs. Banker: "You're too light to play a
heavyf,
Peggy Humlbbrey: "What do you think of
me as a poet?"
Lorraine Albin: "You'd be much better if
your feet were uniform."
A middle-aged woman lost her balance and
fell out of a window into a garbage can. A
Chinaman passing remarked: "Americans
vely wasteful. That woman good for ten
years yetf'
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Sign on Gus Girlinghouse's door: "If I am
studying when you enter, wake me upf'
Bass Williailzs: "Darling, kisses are the
language of lovef'
Mariba Donald: "Well, then, why don't
you learn something besides baby talklv
Sain Leeman: "You've brought me a vege-
table dinnerl'
Waifcfr: "No, it's our regular shore dinner.
Sam: 'KWhere does the shore come in?"
Wfaifer: "It,s in the spinach."
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Henry Lee Gafes: "Say, Bill, your engine's
smoking."
Bill jones: "Well, it's old enough."
o
Cop: "Where have you been?',
Crook: "Oh, just out in the crowd for a
little change."
Ariafor: "Great Scot, the engines are miss-
ing and the propellers have snapped."
Dodd Osburn flZt"YL"0llSjI "Thank good-
Now we can go down!"
o
Billy Maxwell: "Do big boats like this sink
often?,'
Bill See: UNO, only once."
Sybil Wbeatleyi: "Don't you really know
the difference between a haunted house and
an adorable fellow who wants to kiss you?l'
Wilbzir Teubner: "No, honestlyfl
Sybil: "Well, you can't let the haunted
housef'
Don't study when you're tired,
Or have anything else to dog
Don't study when you're happy,
For that will make you blue:
Don't study in the daytime,
And donlt study at night,
But study at all other times
With all you main and might.
Sybil Roan: "You are like a doll I once
had."
Norman Wfafson: "Handsome?,'
Sybil: "No, brokef'
Did you ever consider how absence
Makes the marks grow rounder?
Son: "Pa, what did prehistoric monsters
look like?"
Pa: "I don't remember son. Ask your
motherf'
Mary Iobnsfon: "I was awakened last
night to see two burglars step into the room.
Then the clock struck one."
Bill Brown: "Which one?"
The Editor used
This in a pinch:
He needed exactly
Another inch.
Abraham Lincoln wrote the Gettysburg
Address while traveling from Washington to
Gettysburg on the back of an envelope.
Miss Lankforal: "Now, Katheryn, name
three strong nouns."
Kafbryn Hord: "Onions, garlic and lim-
burger."
o
"So your son is in college. How is he
making it?"
"He isn't. I'm making it, and heh spend-
ing it." I
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Professor: "I suppose your father will be
unstrung when he hears about your exams?"
BerryDa1.fis: "No, I wired him last nightf'
Page One Hzzndrerl Tbirfy-Seven
Iafle Willis: "I'm in a terrible fix and
have no idea where to get money from."
james Ross: 'iGood, I was afraid you
thought you could get some from me."
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Miss Aclualclell: "Bob, please cell me what it
is, when I say, 'I love, you love, he loves-, "
Bob Wf1lf: "That's one of those triangles
where somebody gets shotf'
o
M. V. McDonald: "At least, misrepresent-
ing chemical facts isn't my weakness."
Mr. Czmyzzs: UNO, it's your strength."
o
Margarrf Brown: "Why don't you answer
me?,'
Bffafzfin' Cbap111a11: "I did, I shook my
headf'
Margarrf: "But you don't expect me to
hear it rattle way up here, do you?"
o
Hr' with hands over her e es : "If ou
1 v 4 y y
can't guess who it is in three guesses, I'm
going to kiss you."
Slar: "Jack Frost, Davy Jones, Santa
Clausf,
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Aftorncy: "Where were you on December
2Sth?"
Wiflzess: 'KWhere was I December 2Sth?
Why, wasn't that Christmas?"
o
Miss Hammock: "Can anyone mention a
case of great friendship made famous through
literature?,'
l'll1CI1I'f'lU Ienson: "Mutt and Jeff."
o
Charles Reclaling: "They cold me my
flivver was twenty horsepower, but I've
only been able to locate four.',
0
Why does cream rise to the top?
So the people can get it.
o
Gorilla warfare means when the sides get
up to monkey tricks.
A circle is a line with no kinks in it
joined up so as not to show where it began.
The future of "I give" is "you take".
Mushrooms always grow in damp places
so they look like umbrellas.
Most of the houses in France are made of
plaster of Paris.
Page Om' Humlreal Tbiriy-Eigbl
An active verb shows action, and a pas-
sive verb shows passion.
The correct way to Hnd the key to .1
piece of music is to use a pitch-fork.
It is the duty of the Governor to beg all
pardons and fill all the empty seats in the
House.
A corpse is a dead gentleman, a corpse is
a dead lady.
Rhubarb is a kind of celery gone bloodshot.
Shakespeare wrote tragedies, comedies, and
CITOFS.
I
I1l71l0l'I "Say, dad, that apple I just ate had
a worm in it, and I ate that, too."
Parvnf: "What, drink this water and wash
it down."
junior: "Aw, I will not. Let him walk
down."
o
"Marie, when you wait on my guests at the
table tonight, please don't spill anything."
"Ddh't you worry, ma'am, I know how to
keep my mouth closed."
o
"I'11 give him a piece of my mind," said a
irate young girl.
"Don,t you mean a chip, my dear?" asked
her bosom friend.
o
Roy Tlarasb: "I got my whiskers on the
installment plan."
Ea' B. Tlarasla: "On the installment plan?"
Roy: "Yes, a little down each Week."
0
"Ted, darling," said the sweet young
thing who'd been taken to see her first foot-
ball game, "hoW long does a man have to be
a halfback before they make him a fullback?"
o
Iacquclyn Fonts Qafter trying on the ninth
graduation dressj : "I really think I look
nicer in something flowingf'
Salesperson: "Why don't you jump in the
river?"
o
Salesman: "These are especially strong
shirts, madam. They simply laugh at the
laundry."
Customer: "I know that kind, I had some
which came back with their sides split."
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"Doc, I've been losing my hair."
"But, my good man, I'm not a scalp
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UI know it. I've been losing my hair from
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