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Gopyright 1938
JACK WILLIAMS
LUNA BELLE BEACHUM
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ClQJhen the flowers of youth have faded
End life has our destiny cast
Cf.Q7hen time has slipped by, unaided
ffzlnd joys of school days are past,
q.Q7e,ll return to the grofves of our childhood
Through the leaves of the Gale thread our way,
cis children who sport in the wildwood
Qelive that season of glffay.
Qbedzeated to
5141. qfwnfon Jvoczfi
in grateful recognition of his
sincere cfefvotion, untiring ser-
vice, and unfailing example
of high moral ideals to the
students of eidamson fYGgf2
School.
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N. R. CROZIER E. B. CAUTHORN L. V. STOCKARD
Sufzcririfcnrleizt of Schools Assislfmi SIll7E7'f11f!'Ildf'l1l of Dixlricl S1c11fr'iz1lc11flz'11l of
Schools Srfaools
COMMITTEES
Finance Supply
Mr. Gabe P. Allen, Chairman Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt, Chairman
Mr. L. O. Donald Mr. L. O. Donald
Mr. Dan D. Rogers Mr. Fred D. Danford
Rules Building and Sites
Mr. D. D. Rogers, Chairman Mr. L. O. Donald, Chairman
Mrs. W. P. Zumwalc Mr. Gabe P. Allen
Mrs. W. A. Leeper Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt
Lunfbromns Welfare
Mrs. W. A. Leeper, Chairman Mr. Fred D. Danford, Chairman
Mr. D. D. Rogers Mrs. WY A. Leeper
Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Mr. Gabe P. Allen
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C50 one who has guided us
through the formative years of
our lives, Who has advocated
sportsmanship, loyalty, and de-
votion to our school, who has
taught us sefrespect and honor,
and 'who has 'lolayed fairv in
his dealings with all, We pay
tribute, to our principal,
ec7Vlr. gfoward CQ. Cgllen
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IXDUDDELL, HELEN
ALEXANDER, LAURA
ANDERSON, W. M.
BALLARD, C. V.
BANRER, WANDA
BELL, RUTH
BELL, ANNA
BRAMLETTE, MINNIE
BROWNE, THOMAS WEST
CABANESS, ISABEL
CAIN, E. M.
CAMPBELL, L. E.
CLEMENT, NELLIE D.
CLEMENT, W. B.
CLYETTE, MARY LOUISE
COOPER, BERTA
ANE, ABIGAIL
NYUS, G. G.
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DICKEY, ERDE
DURRETT, W. P.
EASLEY, ONIE B.
EISENLOHR, HENRIETTA
FRAZER, RIPPLE
GILLESPIE, J. H.
GRAVES, FANNIE
HAMILTON, LUCY
HAMILTON, W. T.
HAMMOCK, CHIKISTENE
HARRIS, MARGARET
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HASELTINE, MAY ww- ff
HESTER, W. B.
HIGGINBOTHAM, LORINE
HOEHN, GLADYS
HERZOG, WILLIAM
HOLLOWAY, GERALDINE
HORN, HELEN
KENDRICK, MARY
KING, ROBERTA
LANGFORD, WINNIE
LANRFORD, NELLIE BLY
LIQFTWICH, L. C.
MANN, J. A. Q
MARRIOTT, RIILA
MILLER, HAZEL TI7.
MONDY, MARY
MORRISON, MARY
NEWBERRY, EUGENIA
NOAH, W. E.
PATRICK, ANNE
PETERS, J. R.
ROCKETT, MABEL
ROOTES, VIRGINIA
RUEEIN, RUTH
SMITH, R. N.
STOKES, BERNICE
TILI..EY, EUNICE
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"Lives of greai nzen all reznincl ns
We can make our lives snblinze,
And, departing leave beloinel ns
Footprints on the sanel of iinze:
Foozfprinfs, that perhaps anofloer,
Sailing 0'er lifefs solemn nzain,
A forlorn and sloipwreekecl brofloer,
Seeing, shall fake laearf again."
Truly the lives of one generation reflect the character of its
predecessors and reflect in the life of all posterity. Certainly We
want our lives to count for most in the building of the best in the
lives We touch, and We are indebted to those who have enriched
our lives for we are a part of all we meet.
Mr. Allen, Members of the Faculty, and Students, it has been
the pleasure of your Parent-Teacher Association to Work with you
and for you. We appreciate your loyal cooperation at all times.
Seniors, to Wish you as much happiness as you give to others is
to Wish you happiness indeed.
M i '
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The Dads Club has sought this year to carry on its general
obiectives and to cooperate with school officials and faculty
whenever possible for special purposes.
The club has done Welfare Work among the pupils and has
offered rewards to encourage improvement in scholarship. It
has fostered athletics and has contributed to the promotion of
academic farensic contests.
The Dads Club has also attempted to arouse greater com-
munity interest in the school through its annual round-up banquet
and entertainment program. It has sought and secured improve-
ments about the school and grounds which benefit all. Mem-
bership and attendance at regular meetings have, as a result, been
the largest since organization.
XVith all sincerity the Dads wish both pupils and faculty the
best in both educational and social environment, and stand ready
to render a full measure of service toward those ends.
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jn olflamo 'dam
Hn memory of ber beloved
glfrs. 3Vell Cgaylor, 'wbo for
so many years lea' tbe faltering
footsteps of Cgfldamson stud-
ents along tbe patbs of best
endeavor, ana' Wbo on Qbecem-
ber 31, 1937, left tbis turbu-
lent world for a bome Witb
gfinz who justly rewards an
earnest Worker.
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For me the diamond' daufm arf .wrt
In rings of beauly,
And all my ways arf df'lL'YY ufvl
With pfcfasanf duty.
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Pnge Sixteen
JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS
JACK WILLIAMS . . President
BILL BARNES . . Vice-President
GEORGE PATTERSON . . . Secretary
ROBERT CAPERS . . Acorn Reporter
MISS ANNA BELL n g Sponsor,
MISS MARGARET HARRIS
Social 'Chairman
EVELYN HONEYCUTT
Program Committee
LUCAS GIARRAPUTQ, Chairman
EDDIE PETERS GENEVIEVE HARRISON
Invitation Committee
BETTY PARKER, Chairman
ERMAGENE ANDERSON
Entered from Peelcr, 1934.
Junior Red Cross Club.
"Her life is noble, PZHT, anal swevlf'
JOHN EDWARD APEL
Entered from White Hall High School, Pine Bluff, Ark., 1936.
"Sober, sfvadfusf, aml Sf'C'1lft'.U
BILL BARNES
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Latin Club, Football Letterman, Track, Scholarship Club,
Business Manager of Oale, Vice-President of 4A Class, Stu-
dent Council, National Honor Society, Chemistry Assistant,
"DH Club, Best All-Around Senior Boy.
"A quiet boy of high culture, and as irzleresting
as he is Cultured."
Louis LYNWOOD BIRDWELL
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Invitation Committee, Acorn Staff.
"If u man be grail, 6'1.'!'!l his dog will wear' zz proud look."
LUCIEN BARTLETT
Entered from Fort Worth, 1935.
"Ami shf is fair, aml fairer' than u'onl.',
WILFORD BAUGH
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Rifle Team, Crack Platoon, Crack Company, Third-place in
City Rifle Match, ,37, State Bicycle Champion, '33, City
Bicycle Champion, '35, Commissioned Oiiicer, '37, Art Club,
Music Club, Aviation Club, Junior Hi-Y.
"He seems to fhinlz ,twill make him wise fo keep a 'Dol'
before his ryesf,
IVA NELI. BENNETT
Entered from Reagan.
National Thespian OH'icer, Dramatic Club, Pen Pal Club
Ofiicer, Spanish Club, Armistice Day Play, 1937, Senior Play,
Music Club, Pan-American Club, Scholarship Club, Spanish
Chorus.
"The hearls of her friends irusl safely in her."
GRACE B1cRENBAUcH
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Secretary of Library Council, Secretary of ZA, 3B and 3A
Classes, Scholarship Club, Student Council, Sponsor of R. O.
T. C., Cleverest Senior Girl.
"Thou who has! Ihr falal gif! of beaulyf'
HOWARD BARRETT
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
"A grnileman wilh high r1ml7ifi0ns."
WYNETTE BLAINE
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Scholarship Club, Pep Squad, French Club, French Play, '3K.
"All ber ways are winning ways full of tenderness
and grace."
LILA BLANTON
Entered from Hogg.
Latin Club, Archery Club, Scholarship Club.
"A jolly, friendly girl who spreads sunshim' wbsrevef
the goes."
MELBA BLANTON
Entered from Peeler.
Girl Reserves, Pan American Student Forum, Kamera Klub.
"Grateful and useful in all she dues."
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ELIZABETH CAMERON
Entered from Bowie.
1B Class Officer, Latin Club, Scholarship Club, Acorn Re-
porter, Senior Play, Pen Pal Club.
"A smile, 11 wink, u litlle roy, ceriainly liked by every boy.
CLAYTON CAMPBELL
Entered from Roger Mills, 1934.
Scholarship Club, Senior Hi-Y, Salesmanship Club, Senior
Play, Banking Assistant, Acorn Reporter, National Honor
Society.
"He mixed reason with pleaxure anal wisdom, wilb mirth."
ROBERT CAPERS
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
President Senior Hi-Y, Student Council Officer, 3A, 415
Class Officer, Captain of R. O. T. C., Rifle Team, Crack
Company, Crack Platoon, Latin Club, Art Department,
Senior Play, Cleverest Senior Boy, Scholarship Club, Office
Assistant, Hearst Trophy Match, '37, Efficiency Ribbon,
Basketball, Acorn Reporter, Intercollegiate Rifle Match, '37,
President of Counseling Group, Vice-President Aeronautical
Club, Horseback Riding Club.
"A merry lzsvzrt rfoflal goozl like mcz1'irim'.'
G. W. CHANDLER
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Latin Club, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Military,
Captain of Baseball, "D" Club, Library Assistant, Acorn
Reporter, All-City Baseball, '36-'37.
"Our hero of the griflironf'
CLIFTON CHILDS
Entered from Edgewood High School, Edgewood, Texas, 1934.
"Silence is the suncluary of prurlencef'
PAULETTE CONNER
Entered from Boude Storey.
French Club, Salesmanship Club, Library Assistant, Acorn
Reporter, Pep Squad, Scholarship Club.
nF1'i6'11llll7lFSS is ber middle name."
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MARY jo COPELAND
Entered from Boude Storey.
French Club, Salesmanship Club, Linz Award, Acorn Re-
porter, Pep Squad, Office Assistant.
"A truer friend roulil not be found."
HOWARD CROSSI,AND
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Golf Team, Riding Club, R. O. T. C. Otfhcer, Rifle Team,
Winner of Shoulder-to-Shoulder, Twice Winner of Gold
Medal between Fort Worth and Dallas, Placed in Hearst
Rifle Match, New Record in '37 Rifle Match.
"Hr mn rlmrm our senses anal expel our fares."
JUANITA CUNNINGHAM
Entered from Hogg.
Horseback Riding Club, Art Club, Spanish Club.
"Earll1, what place ix flint? A place fur fun."
MAVIS DINKINS
Entered from Bowie.
Art Club, French Club, Music Club, Operctta.
"WlJUse happy lavurl but power I0 make a xlom' a flower."
GENEVIEVE DOBBINS
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Archery Club, Art Club, Junior M. P. Club, Riding Club,
Salesmanship Club.
"Gentle of xpvccb, benefircnl of mimi."
LUCAS GIARRAPUTO
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Band Leader, Cheer Leader Four Years, City Declamation
Four Years, President of Debate Club, President Dramatic
Club, President National Thespians, '36, President 4B Class,
Vice-President Student Council, Vice-President Senior Hi-Y,
Latin Club, Spanish Club, Senior Play, Operetta Three Years,
Scholarship Club, Four-Year Linz Award, Everts Award,
Senior Favorite.
"Bid me 1lis1f014rse, I will enclaant lhine ear."
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CICELY ANN GIRLINGHOUSE
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Dramatic Club, Pep Squad, Acorn Staff, Girls' Glee Clubg
Operetta, '36.
"A smiling fun' girrs many grate."
MARIE GRAHAM
Entered from Reagan.
Spanish Chorus.
"Simf1licily is a jewel rarely fnnmff,
J. W. GRAvEs
Entered from Reagan.
R. O. T. C., Acorn Reporter.
"A goozl-vzafurril and likable' boy."
DORIS HALL
Entered from Bowie.
Pep Squadg French Club, French Play, '36, Operetta, 36,
Girl's Glee Clubg Avurn Reporter, Cantata, '34-'5S.
"Tbis life is foo slwrf to worry in,
S0 take my advice and be happy."
MARCUS HANCOCK, JR.
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Editor of Acorn, Business Manager of Senior Playg Dramatic
Club Ofhcerg Scholarship Clubg Riding Clubg Latin Club:
Debate Club.
"A genius in more lines Haan our."
MOZELLE HARRIS
Entered from Hogg.
French Clubg Pen Pal Club, Chorus.
"A good spur!-few can surpass her."
GENEVIEVE HARRISON
Entered from Hogg.
Student Councilg '36-,57g Archery Clubg Latin. Clubg Schol-
arship Clubg Linz Awardsg Everts Awardg President National
Honor Societyg Oak Staffg Roman Banquet at Hockaday.
"A good sludent, a consistent worker, the possessor
of an arfizfe brain."
RUTH HATCHER
Entered from Hogg.
Student Councilg Pep Squad, Girl Rcservesg Art Clubg Schol-
arship Clubg Horesback Riding Club, President.
"With grace to win, Willa bear! lo bold."
ANNIE LEE HILL
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Best All-Around Freshman Girl, Oifhcer of 3B Classy Latin
Club, Acorn Reporterg Scholarship Clubg Pcn Pals.
"Her flashing eye, iarr charming smile
D0 all the iaanflsomf' lads beguilrf'
CHRISTINE HILL
Entered from Boude Storey.
Pep Squadg Girl Reservesg Salesmanship Clubg Archery Clubg
Riding Clubg Scholarship Club.
"Slack so full of life, I believe' sbt' put the pep
in 'jw1717er'."
RUSSELL HILL
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Non-Commissioned Officer, Crack Company, Riding Club.
"Hr's quicf, you lanoug buf nb what a man!
A ripping good bran lo 1'alz'iJ if you Cdll.,,
OTTO HENKE
Entered from Boude Storey, 1935.
Oak Staffg Spanish Club, R. O. T. C. Band, Debate Clubg
Student Councilg Senior Play Staffg Trackg Senior Hi-Y.
"No richer gift was fer bestaufmi Haan just fine ar! of
making friends."
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TILDEN HUDSON
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Football, Baseball, Salesmanship Club.
"I must be seeing ll0IlbIt'.U
TRUMAN HUDSON
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Thespian Club, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Y.
"None but lainmflf ran he 17aI'alIeled."
ELIZABETH HUDSPETH
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Scholarship Clubg National Honor, Linz Award, Student
Council, Latin Club.
"We love thee for a hear! tlmfs kind,
Not for all the knowledge in thy vnimff'
RAYMOND HUNLEY
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Spanish Clubg R. O. T. C., Crack Company, Crack Platoong
Kamera Klub, Riding Club.
"He is the best rernrrfy for Ihr' blzzesf'
ROBERT FRANKLIN HUNTER
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
"D" Club, Art Clubg Baseball, Basketball, Student Council,
Scholarship Club: Spanish Club, Crack Company.
"One who never turner! hir back, but marcloed breast
forward."
DOUGLAS HURT
Entered from Boude Storey, 1935.
R. O. T. C. Non-Commissioned Officer, Crack Company,
Crack Platoon, Latin Club.
"He knows no carer
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Entered from Bowie, 1934.
eh.
MARY FRANCES IRWIN
Vice-President 1A Class, Latin Club, Scholarship Club,
Riding Club, Acorn Staff, Freshman Beautyg Dramatic Club.
"To beguile many and 111' beguilerf by One."
HENRY JONES
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Captain R. O. T. C., Student Council, Library Councilg
Pan-American Club, Spanish Clubg Ofhce Assistnntg 4A
Program Committee, Vice-President 3B Class, President 3A
Class, Scholarship Club, Best Corporal, Best Sergeant, Crack
Companyg Crack Platoon, Eiliciency, '35, '36, '37.
"A little ?1071Xf'l1Xl' now um! then is 1'efisfJe1f by the
bm! of 'nzz'n.',
Lois KEITH
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Student Council, Archery Club, Spanish Chorus, Riding
Club, Scholarship Club.
"Her quick wit, and jzlmsant ways are an ewr-
jircseni joy."
GEORGE KELLY
Entered from Reagan.
Cadet Major, Camp Dallas, '35, ,36, ,373 Rifle Teamg Crack
Companyg Crack Platoon, Hi-Yg Student Council.
MARGUERITE KING
Entered from Woodrow, 1935.
Latin Club.
"Calm and .serene the lives?
MARY MAE KIRKPATRICK
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
ScholarshipYClubg Latin Club, Salesmanship Club, Junior
M. P. Club.
"An ideal girl, with xvriousrzess ami' humor alikefl
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MARIAM LASSETTER
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Scholarship Club, Pep Squad, Girl Reserves.
"Su'z'I'f nIi'l'I'y If r10lvilily's frm' lvmlgi.
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ALBERT LITTLE
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
R. O. T. C. Gflicer, Spanish Club, Talent Club, Track,
Football, Dramatic Club, Crack Company, Scholarship Club,
Student Council, R. O. T. C. Eflicient Award, Spanish
Chorus.
"UnblwrIis1Jml Iut me Iiw or Jie."
EDWARD CLIFFORD MANN
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Spanish Club, Scholarship Club, Pan-American Club, Sales-
manship Club, Acorn Staff.
"Who scaflvri' ronmf lui! arnl lmmor' alikrf'
DOROTHY MASSENGIl.L
Entered from Bowie, 1954.
Art Department, Oalz Staff, Acorn Staff.
nfflll' 1'l'V'j' quivf, will 'wi' xo c'fn1rv1if1g."
Ross MEREDITI-I
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
First Lieutenant R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas, Eificiency
Awards, Rifle Team, Crack Company, Debate Club, Pan-
American Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Scholarship
Club, Crack Platoon.
"He speaks ulmi be fcelx, lzml :mf ufwal ln' oizglml io tary."
EUGENE MINTER '
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
"Conti-nfed ufifla ilu' many joys uf bis lifvf'
JIMMIE LEE NELsoN
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Pep Squad, Poppy Sale, Art Club.
"True, lorulzlr, loyal, aml xzwrl,
WU' lmpa Irifb law u'v'll nflen !7H'L'f.,,
JAMES OAKES
Entered from Forest, 1935.
Football Tri-Captain, '57, UD" Club, Track, Aitarn Staff,
Sports Editor of the Acorn.
"Wbc're z"I'r be mel a xlnzngvr, lu' left I1 ffll'Hl1.U
DAVID PALMER
Entered from Sunset, 1936.
R. O. T. C. Band, Staff Sergeant, A1'lll'l1 Staff.
"A man'I hear! and Ilre aizlumn sky arf' alike firlzlvf'
LUCILLE PALMER
Entered from Wilmer Hutchins, 1954.
Spanish Chorus, Archery.
"A woman good wiffaoirf Abrrlerzse,
Blest ufifb plain rruxwz aml solver write."
NELWYN PALMER
Entered from Wilmer Hutchins, 1934.
Secretary National Honor Society, Pen Pal Club
"Thr lmml limi fmtlr zmnli' you fair lmllr mmli' you good."
BETTY PARKER
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
President IB Class, Latin Club, Pen Pal Club, Scholarship
Club, Arorn Reporter, junior Red Cross, Dramatic Club,
Pep Squad, Tennis, Salesmanship Club, Riding Club, Chair-
man of Invitation Committee.
r'WlJ1'lI Iipi an' cherry Veil, ann' vyrx are blue-
A vixion of 10'1.'tf'IilIt'AA',U
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Entered 1935.
First Sergeant R. O.
Spanish Club, Crack
Omcer, Chemistry Assistant.
"Not to know me
Dramatic Club,
Hi-Y, Commissioned
yourself 1H1klI01L'l1.D
CHARLES PARMELEE
Entered from North Dallas, 1934.
Senior Hi-Y, R. O. T. C. Othcer, Band, Orchestra, Camp
Dallas, Honor Band, All-City Orchestra, State Band Con-
test, Salesmanship Club.
"In the spring a young mun's fum'-y lightly turns lo
thoughts of love."
GEORGE PATTERSON
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Baseball Letterman, All-City Baseball Team, '36, '37, Basket-
ball Letterman, Football Letterman, Tri-Captain of Football,
'37, Secretary of ND" Club, President Junior Hi-Y, Vice-
President 4B Class, Secretary 4A Class, Latin Club, Mem-
ber Student Council, Golf.
"With his calm, serious face, he will win his Indies' grace."
EDDIE PETERS
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Oak Staff, Scholarship Club, Senior Play, Latin Club, Spanish
Club, Library Council, Debate Club, Hi-Y, Student Coun-
cil, Camp Dallas, R. O. T. C.
"His 'very foot has music in itf'
POLLY RANDLETT
Entered from Reagan.
Dramatic Club, Charter Member Debate Club, Glee Club,
Pen Pal Club, Salesmanship Club, Girl Reserves.
"With grace to win-with hvurt to holzlf'
FOREST RICHARDSON
Entered from Sunset, 1937.
Commissioned Oflicer in R. O. T. C. Reserve, '37, Camp
Dallas, Crack Company.
"Mischief thou arf afoot-Inks thou what course
than will?
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MARY Lois RUSSELL
Entered from L. Long, 1934.
Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Scholarship Club, Senior Play.
"Love, sweetness, and goodness in her shine."
DAPHNE MAE SAWYER
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Pan-American Club, Student Council, Spanish Club, Spanish
Chorus, Archery Club, Scholarship Club, Acorn Reporter.
"The tasks of awry :lay she mvrts in a sweet and
gentle way."
PAUL W. Sci-IWEDLER, JR.
Entered from Sunset, 1935.
Latin Club, Radio Club, Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Kamera
Klub, Student Council, Business Manager of Acorn, Acorn
Correspondent.
"Wit runs riot?
SHEFEIELD SCOTT
Entered from Wcxcudrow Wilson, 1934.
R. O. T. C., Crack Company, Camp Dallas, Salesmanship
Club, Spanish Club, Basketball.
"A sunny xlisposilion aml a suzizzim' smile."
BILL SEE
Entered from Hogg. 1934.
Captain R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas, Crack Company, Crack
Platoon, Latin Club, Oak Staff.
"A lift' of honor um! worth."
EDWARD SHAW
Entered from Lubbock, 1936.
Nature Club, Junior Hi-Y,
"The -more a man knows about himself the less he
says about it."
JACK SPILLERS
Entered from Peelcr, 1933.
Crack Company, Riding Club, Art Club, Dramatic Club,
Library Assistant.
"Ruffin noisy, bn! allogvfber lvarn1Im.v."
MAURICE SMITH
Entered from Reagan.
"Sl1f"x u girl flmfs lwrrf lo lwulf'
HELEN SNELI.
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Latin Club, Scholarship Club, Pen Pal.
"Her eyes u1'ar siurs of lore Iigbix fair, like I
fo fwfr rfuxky hair."
GEORGE STIDHAM
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Scholarship Club, Spanish Club.
r'Rl'f7Ilft'1i u'isi' for .vu-yi11g zzollmingf'
CARL STOGNER
Entered from Bowie.
Boys Glee Club, R. O. T. C.
"A merry bear! 77lclkt'1lJ .1 f'lJt't'l'flll Couulemn
TNEZ TEUBNER
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
W'orld Affairs Club: Salesmariship Club.
uiliglat
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'fshf will riflmfw' jim! a uvzy, or nzufu' one."
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LLOYD TINNEY
Entered from Pecler, 1934.
Operetta, Band, Music Club, Orchestrng Salesmansliip Club,
Football.
"The 14.01141 knows noilrlng of its greufsxl mm."
DOROTHY TORNO
Entered from Roger Q. Mills.
Senior Playg Scholarship Club.
"Come follou' me, am! It'lll't' the world lo itx lvabblingrf'
BILL TUXBURX'
Entered from Sunset.
Pan-American, Dramatic Club, Music Clubg Senior Play,
R. O. T. C.g All-City Chorus.
"Sorm' un' born great, some tII'l1it'l't' gwutrxrxr,
And some bare Kfl'llff1l'SS ilarusf upon them."
SIDNEY RUTH WAIDDLE
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Captain Pep Squad: Gym Assistant: Student Council, Foot-
bull Ticket Sales, Aforn Reporter.
"I zmzzlil l7lIlkt'l'l'l1XOII my g11ia'z'."
VIQ1TORlNli WA1.LER
Entered from Trinity Heights, 1932.
Riding Club, Spanish Clubg Volleyball Team, Stamp Club.
"lf mzturf' flu! not forth ber jzouvr abou! the operzing
of a flower,
Wfbo is if tha! would lin' an hour?"
ROBERT WHITTEN
Entered from Bowie, 1933.
Baseball, R. O. T. C., Non-Commissioned Officer.
"Wlm! e'i'r fu' Jin' uax Joni' with so nzzlrlv mrxv,
In him .flow 'tum uufnrul to fwleasef'
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JACK WILLIAMS
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
President 4A Classg Presidenvt Student Council, President
Debate Club, Co-Editor of Oak, Major R. O. T. C.,
National Honor Society, Pan-American Student Forumg
Four-year Linz Ping Four-year Everts Award, Debate Teamg
Hi-Yg Crack Company ,SS-Q36-'37g Rifle Team.
"E.vprfriw1cc joined by common sense,
To morials ix Il pr0uiilenc'e.,'
DONALD WILLIAMS
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Senior Play Staff, Hi-Yg Scholarship Clubg Student Councilg
Spanish Clubg Debate Clubg Basketballg Aronautical Club,
Band.
"We are of two kinilx-and be is the leiml Fil like io know."
DOROTHY WILKINSON
Entered from Houston, 1937.
Scholarship Club, Student Council, Pep Squad.
"M0ifz'xfy, x1L'i'vfi1r'xs, bujzjiimwx, aim' fun jllXf Izviiikli'
in bw' ryef'
MARGUERITE YOUNGER
Entered from Roger Q. Mills.
Spanish Clubg Archery.
"True as ibn' rzzwlle fo the 17016, or as lbs' zfial fo Ibn' inn."
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MAURICE ZOLLICOFFER
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Oak Staff, Advertising Manager Senior Play, Basketballg
Scholarship Club, Art Department.
"Ali bun' ilu' gif! of spmfvb, but few are jzossvsxnl
wifb 'Il'fSII0ll1f.U
XVOODROW BILLINGS
Entered from Smiley High School, 1935.
Football Letterman.
"The will lo Jo, flu' snnzc fo claref'
EVELYN HONEYCU'fT
Entered from Hogg.
President 3B Classg Secretary 4B Classg Underelass Beauty
'3Sg Underelass Best All-around Girl '36, Basketball Queen
'Hg Cheer Leader ,36-37, Sponsor '55, '36g Battalion Sponsor
,375 Scholarship Clubg Chairman Social Committeeg Feature
Editor Amrng Senior Play, Operetta '36-375 Spanish Clubg
Senior Beauty.
"Tu flrar bm' xing ix fo farm' Ike birrlx Of spring."
IDA RUTH SMITH
Entered from Hogg, 1953.
"SM nccils no jmrxc, ber galil is in ber bizirf,
To Adamson High School
Rocks of wisdom rooted lie
Along your walls, they signify
Honor, strength, attainment true,
Reward and fame to merit due.
Your steps mean courage, one by one,
Mounting higher toward the sun g
We, looking back through years gone past,
Find each step higher than the last.
Your portals, windows open wide,
Proudly show a glimpse inside
Where truth and kindly deeds abound
And knowledge holds his sacred ground.
Your halls of trust our futures built
Free from cheap and tarnished gilt,
There friendships played their cherished parts
Now deeply planted in our hearts.
Our paths must part, no more we'll meet
In halls our laughter used to greet,
In leaving we shall each one pray
To bring you honors back some day.
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JACK LINEHAN BYRON PYEATT KATHERINE BURKE
Prvsiflent Vice-Prrsident Secrefary
JUNE CLASS OFFICERS
HOMER BLY . . . Prvsiderrzt
FURNON DARBY . . Vicf'-Przfsident
MARY JO MOORE . . . Srrrefary
I. E. AVEREA . . . Acorn Reporfrr
MIss ANNA BELL . . . . Sponsor
MISS MARGARET HAIKRIS ...... . Sponsor
Social Committee
MARY KATE CARTER, Chairman
KATHLEEN BISHOP HARRY MCCAFFREY
PHILIP ELIXON
Program Commiftcfrf
VIRGINIA HOLLIDAY, Cbdi1"H7!l11
ELIZABETH HEISKAT,.L J. B. IRNVIN
BENNIE RUTH GARRETT
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Presia'c'11t Vic'c'-Prvsiafwd Sz'c'rc'1'ary
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Entered from Grapevine, 1934.
"She pu! Ilia best in all slsz' dill."
BILLIE ADKISSON
Entered from Grapevine, 1934.
Junior M. P. Club, Art Club, Latin Club.
"As you may suppose-she bad plenty of brain."
JEAN ANDREWS
Entered from Sunset.
Kamera Klub, Horseback Riding Club, Latin Club.
"Thy grace, !lJy more ilaan beauty
Shall be an endless praise."
J. E. AVREA
Entered from Boude Storey, 1935.
Football Letterman, Baseball Letterman, Acorn Staif.
"Heu1'en bell: flu' ladies."
PEGGY JEAN BATCHELOR
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Art Club Officer, Vice-President 1A Class, Sponsor, AVOVII
Staff.
"She is prefly with many u furl-
I'll bet slat' sei many a masrfulim' laearf a-ufbirlf'
MARGUERITE BARRETT
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
President Dramatic Club, '36, Girl Reserve Oiiicerg Scholar-
ship Club, Pen Pal Club, Pan-American Club, National
Thcspian Officer, Student Council, Texas Poetry Club.
"InsIrm'te4l ibut true lwouhtlge leads to louef'
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LUNA BELLE BEACHUM
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Officer Girl Reserves: Oilicer Talent Club, Dramatic Club:
Scholarship Club, Student Council, Pep Squad, Keeper of
Honor Study Hall, Co-Editor of Oak, Acorn Statf, French
Club, National Honor Society, French Play, '35, '37.
"A bf'u'iIL'lJi11g girl with an ezzcbaniing pvrsormlily-a
clmm to everyone."
THURMAN BELL
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Art Department, Scholarship Club.
"Much can be said in his favor-one thing is his good
behavior."
LAMBERT BEMELMANS
Entered from Spartanburg, South Carolina, 1937.
"He is a well-made man who has u gooif determination."
NORMAN BEMELMANS
Entered from Spartenburg, South Carolina, 1937.
"N0flJing in fbi' worlil is us gooil as usefulness."
JOHN BENSON
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Art Department.
"We go to Iolan 'ularn flse world looks ,gloom
He brightens tbl- f01'm'rs of any room."
KATHLEEN BISHOP
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Pep Squad, Everts
Award, Linz Award, Riding Club, Spanish Club, Spanish
Chorus, Bowling Club, Gym Assistant, Enrulling Assistant,
Program Chairman 1A-TSB, Opcretta, '34-'35, Oak Staff,
Student Council, Invitation Committee 4B, Social Chairman
3A, Texas Poetry Club, Girl Reserves.
"Knowledge comes, bu! wisdom lingers."
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EDNA EARL BLAND
Entered from Cross Roads, 1935
Riding Club, Junior M. P. Club, Kamera Klub, Girl Reserves.
"SVC mee! lbw' like a jvleasafif llwlrglvff'
BILL BLOODWORTH
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Art Staff, Stamp Club, Radio Club, R. O. T. C.
"Liked by all who know him."
HOMER BLY
Entered from Waco, 1936.
Football, Tennis, Student Council, 4B Favorite, Hi-Y, 4A
President.
"A :lashing young man-laamliome and popular,"
L. A. BOLI
Entered from Sunset, 1935.
Rifle Team, Commissioned Oiftcer R. O. T. C., Crack Com-
pany, '37-'38, Camp Dallas, junior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y
Officer, Latin Club.
"I1njmlsiw, earnest, prompt to act
To make bis generous tbougbis a fuel."
FRED BROWDER
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Track.
"A little mischief by the way,
A little fun to spice mcla Jay."
DOUGLAS BROWN
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Latin Club, Scholarship Club, Basketball Captain, 2-Year
Letterman Basketball.
"A basketball player with blond hair,
Anal you can? find his like u11ywlJerc."l
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KATHERINE BURKE
Entered from Boude Storey, 1935.
Pan American Student Forum, ZA Class President, Kamera
Klub, Program Committee, Student Council, 4B Class Secre-
tary, Acorn Staff, Riding Club.
"Imlc1'rl slat' is ii 1II05f definite lVI1IlIlf'U.,,
ALF BURR
Entered from Rosemont, 1934.
One Act Play, '35, Band, Camp Dallas, Scholarship Club,
Student Council.
"A 1IliXL'lJiC'f-l0L'lllg yoznzgxlw' since the rlays of y0rr'."
FRANK BYRNES
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Spanish Club, R. O. Ti. C., Salesmanship Club,
"l'll be m4'rry and free,
Illl be sail for nobozlyf'
ERMA LEE CALDWELL
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Art Department, Spanish Club, Scholarship Club.
"A 7H0fL' gwzerozls girl you L'0llld!l,f fiml,
Aml .tlJe's as swzfzfl as sbs' is kind."
MARY FRANCES CAREY
Entered from Boulder City, Nevada.
Pep Squad Leader, Dramatic Club, National Thespian Club,
Student Council, Christmas Play, Armistice Play.
"Ax .vufeef :mil fair as a 'fiower in sjlring'."
MARY KATE CARTER
Entered from Russelville, Alabama.
President Spanish Club, Delegate to Student Council Meet
at Knoxville, Tennessee, '37, Student Council Secretary, '37,
Pan-American Student Forum, Scholarship Club, National
Honor Society, 3A Class Olhcer, Dramatic Club, Pep Squad,
First-place in City-wide Essay Contest, '37, Gym Assistant.
"Beautiful and irztvllvcfual-
This is an e.vcc1'1fiorz."
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MARTHA CAT12 'nj
Entered from McKinney, 1956.
"Her happy smile aml wiuxonzz' ways will cheer our hearlx
througlwn! fhr rlaysf'
JEANNE CATES
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Scholarship Clubg Linz Awardg Music Clubg Girls' Glee Club:
Cantata, '35g Pep Squadg Dramatic Clubg Poetry Club,
Social Committee of SA Class: Art Clubg Salesmanship Clubg
Latin Club.
"A pure heart anal a fair face."
ETHEL CHANEY
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
National Honor Societyg Dramatic Clubg Thespian Club,
Spanish Club, Pan-American Club, Scholarship Club, Linz
Awardg Chemistry Assistantg Program Committee 1B Class.
"All her ways are winning ways,
Full of l1'na'crness anal grace."
CHARLES CHILDERS
Entered from Boude Storey, 1935.
Footballg Tracltg Scholarship Clubg National Honor Society.
"A xteazly soul lhat yields io rule,
Anil quite iugmuozzs, foo-ai school."
ELOISE CLARK
- Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Scholarship Club: National Honor Societyg Girl Reservesg
Junior M. P. Clubg Student Councilg French Clubg Latin
Club.
"Very clz'1'r'1' and 1'i1'at'ionx, xrrions and frivolous by Iurnx,
but erm' loyal, and lrue.
CAROLYN CLYETTE
Entered from Terrell High, Terrell, Texas.
Pep Squadg Scholarship Club.
"There are none olhers like her, allhough there ought fo be
a millionf'
RITHA COLEMAN
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Pen Pal Clubg Junior Red Cross Clubg Spanish Club, Girl
Reservesg Second Prize W'inner of Community Chest Contest,
,35.
"Swear anal gentle, kind and good-
Shr' is a friend lo ew'ryone.,'
MARTHA COOPER
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Volley Ball Teamg Spanish Club.
"Shir lovablr' aml happy, will: a smile lhai never dies."
MARY JANE COOPER
Entered from Bowie, 1954.
National Honor Societyg Co-Editor of Acorn, Linz Awards:
Scholarship Clubg Pep Squad.
"An aalorable fombination of all that is pleasant."
ALICE Cox
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Art Clubg Pep Squadg Library Assistantg Library Councilg
Scholarship Clubg Dramatic Clubg Gym Assistantg Oak Staff.
"As genllr ax a lamb, and well-likrd by all."
JEANETTE DANIEL
Entered from Forest, 1935.
Dramatic Clubg Girl Reserves, Pep Squadg Forget-me-not
Saleg Poppy Saleg Oak Staff.
"Hair prolly, ryex :leap brown,
You'll never sm' her u'r'aring a frown."
FURNON DARBY
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Salesmanship Clubg Basketballg "D" Clubg junior Hi-Y.
"He is a man, take him for all in all."
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L. C. DARGAN
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
President of National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Latin
Club, Student Council, R. O. Ti. C.
"Honor is the reward of effort,"
LLOYD DAVIS
Entered from Boude Storey.
Football Letterman, Basketball Letterman, Baseball, Kamera
Klub, Acorn Reporter, NDN Club, Scholarship Club.
"N0ncbalant and il1fC'1'6'SflYIg--E jzerfed remedy for the
Acorn Staff,
blues."
ORIS DOBIYANSKI
Entered from Irving, 1934.
Scholarship Club, Student Council.
"He has happy and iiourleous waysf'
BoYcE DUNCAN
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
"Who knows 'where' he will land?"
PHILIP ELIXSON
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Salesmanship Club, Crack Company, Student Council, Com-
missioned R. O. T. C. Ofhcer.
"He is popular among bis friends,
We bope this liking never endsf'
SARAH BELL ELMORE
Entered from Grandview High School, Grandview, Texas.
Invitation Committee, 37, Scholarship Club, Art Club.
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"She has nafziral wise sincerity."
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f VIRGINIA FRENCH
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Scholarship Club.
"Friendship is consfanf in all things."
EDGAR FULKERSON
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Riding Club, Basketball, Track.
"A man of sterling worlh, of :leeds 1'K1l13l'7' lban wards."
REX GANDY
Entered from Boude Storey, 1935.
Tri-Captain in Football, '37, Track Letterman.
"He bas manlinfss and L'0Ill't1gf', wha! more does he need?"
PAULINE GARNER
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
"Calmm'ss is iz greal !ltlL'l1l1ft1g6.U
BENNIE RUTH GARRETT
Entered from Idabel, Oklahoma, 1936.
President of National Thespians, '37-'38, Debate Club Oiiicer,
Acorn. Staff, Pen Pal Club, Dramatic Club Officer, French
Club, lnterscholastic League Spelling Contest, Oak Staff.
"SlyIr, talenl, and will are bers,
These are the lloings every girl prefers."
EDWIN GASRIN
Entered from Jean High School, Jean, Texas.
Spanish Club, R. O. T. C., Student Council, Basketball,
Scholarship Club.
"Keep your name living Io time, king of smiles."
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HENRIETTA GOTTFRIED l
Entered from Sharon, Pennsylvania, 1937.
Junior Medical Profession Club.
"An offslwol of rln'erfulnI'ss."
JIMMIE GILLILAND
Entered from Graham, Texas, 1934. M N
R. O. T. C. Officer.
"So briglvl was lie, and full of fun,
His joyful laugh fl1l'l'1'l'tl ezxeryo11I'."
Roy GORDON I
Entered from Tioga High School, Tioga, Tie K .
Senior Hi-Y.
"Roy is u lmplvy-gin-l11z'lzy ludf,
FATIE MAE HAILEY
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Scholarship Club, Linz Award, Pep Squad, Officer of Poetry
Club, Spanish Chorus, Dramatic Club, Salesmanship Club,
Journalism Staff, Lunchroom Assistant.
"And flat' u'orld's so riff? in wsplevzflerzl eyes,
'Tuxevt' a pily lo limi! om"s love io I1 flair."
MARGARET HALLIBU RTON
Entered from Peeler, 1954.
Salesmanship Club.
"PreHy, eurnesl, Imziablv, uml swed-
"Very feu' persons like ber youlll zneelfy
HAZEL HANSEN
Entered from Boude Storey, 1935.
Salesmanship Club.
"A rose willy a dijereril name would be just as sweet."
KATHERINE LILLIAN HARBOLD
Entered from Forest, 1936.
Music Club, Art Club, Kamera Klub, Girl Reserves, Scholar-
ship Club, Latin Club, Linz Awards, Dramatic Club.
"A girl of few words, but many deeds."
BII.I,IE HARRIS
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Spanish Club.
"She is ufell-likerl by eL'e1'yom',
Slnds full of pep and plenly of fun."
ERNESTINE HARRIS
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Operetta, ,SS-'56, Cantata, '36-'37, Music Club Officer,
French Club, French Play, '35-'37, Arora Staff, Oak Staff,
tudent Council, '36, Scholarship Club, Linz Award, Na-
l Honor Society, A11-city Chorus, '37, Girls' Glee Club,
, Girls' Octette, '35-'36, Mixed Chorus, '34-'37, Enroll-
ing Assistant, Dramatic Club.
"Sweet and l'1J!11'7IIf71g'-"5lJt' is out for a good lime, whirl: she
usxmlly has."
JIMMY HAWKINS
Entered from Pecler, 1934.
Camp Dallas, R. O. T. C., Latin Club, Student Council,
Public Speaking Department.
"Humor has been rfvfirml as the salt of life."
LEONA HAYGOOD
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
"In ber tongue is line law of kindness."
ELIZABETH HEISKELL
Entered from Winnetka, 1934.
Pen Pal Club President, Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Pan-
Amcrican Forum, Linz Award, Pep Squad, Acorn Staff,
Student Council, Scholarship Club, Spanish Club.
"A beauliful, satisfying friend, she never misses her
opportunities."
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CHARLES HENDERSON
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Banclg R. O. T. C.g Orchcstrag Dramatic Club.
"To him we exleml iz haml,
Because this boy is simply grand."
HELEN HERMAN
Entered from Waco, 1937.
"A girl you can't forget?
KATHRINE HILL
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Acorn Staff: Girl Reserves, Mixed Chorus, Cantata, Pep
Squad, Baseball Ticket Selling Contest, '37.
"As merry as the day is long."
JEWEL HILLPOT
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Pep Squadg Girl Reservesg Spanish Chorus, Art C
Clubg Junior Red Cross.
"Her circle of friends is unlimited."
DORIS HISER
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Junior Red Cross.
"Of all the paris, the eyes express
The sweetest kind of bashfulnessf'
GLORIA HOAGUE
Entered from North Dallas, 1937,
Latin Club, Dramatic Clubg Girl Reserves.
"Very sweet and fair is she,
A friend of yours shell! always be."
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lubg Riding
VIRGINIA HOLLIDAY
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Scholarship Club, Dramatic Clubg Library Assistantg Secre-
tary 3A Classg R. O. T. C. Sponsorg Declamation Contest,
,5S
"ls she not more than painting can express?"
CHARLES HUBBARD
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Riding Clubg Acorn Reporterg Library Assistantg Latin Club.
"Be kinrl and courteous fo this gentleman."
MARY HUNTER
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Girl Rescrvcsg Scholarship Clubg Linz Awardsg Gym Assist-
ant, Girls' Glee Clubg Music Clubg Salesmanship Club,
Poetry Club, Spanish Club, National Honor Society.
"For the heart that truytelh purely
Never long can pine alonrfl
J. B. IRWIN
Entered from Vfoodrow Wilson, 1936.
Senior Playg Dramatic Clubg Track: National Thespian Clubg
Advertising Manager of Acorn, Cantata, '37-'38.
"A hard worker when ihere's work to be done,
But, oh, how he can play."
EDNA MAE JACKSON
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Scholarship Clubg Pen Pal Clubg Junior Red Crossg Riding
Clubg Junior M. P. Club, Girl Reserves.
"A constant source of pleasure fo all who know her."
KATHERINE JONES
Entered from Arcadia Park.
Dramatic Club: Pep Squad, Latin Clubg Girl Reservesg
Acorn Reporterg Centennial Paradeg Scholarship Club.
'likable uml true-
Traits we fiml in few."
LORENA KELLY
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Operetta, '35, Pep Squad, Latin Club, Art Club, Music
Club.
"Full of fun zum' wil."
LOY KIDSON
Entered from Louisiana, 1935.
Latin Club, Senior Hi-Y, Student Council, Track.
"Words n'or1'l t1l'Xl'Vl!7L' Dim,
He is simply bim.II'lf.',
LAVERN KING
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Underclass Beauty, ,37, Band Sponsor, President 3A Class,
Secretary 2B Class, Acorn Reporter, Riding Club, Student
Council, Bowling Club, Pep Squad.
"A larly riclnly clail is she,
Beaulifzil z'.x'c'emlir1gly.',
AGNES KINSWORTPIY
Entered from Jennings junior High, Fort Wlorth, Texas.
Student Council, Scholarship Club, Linz Award, Spanish
Chorus, National Honor Society.
"Br'iIulifIIl girl, u'ii111iIzg smile,
Pvrsoizizlily aim' lofi of slylc'."
PAULINE KIRK
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Girl Reserves, Kamera Klub.
"HN ways an' ways of fIll'!1Sdl1f71C.YA', Iiml all bfi' palbx an'
U
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WILLIAM KRAYER
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Spanish Club, Latin Club, Scholarship Club.
"He is liked 0l'l'I'J'WlJ!'H', muyln' Ilaz' falls? is M5 blond hair."
EDITH LATIMER
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Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Latin Club, Pep Squad, Girl Reserves, Junior Red
Kamera Klub, Dramatic Club.
"A .Iu'L'eti'r gifl will never be found."
MELBA LAWS
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Pep Squad.
"SIM mlrls ll precious seeing fo Ihr eye."
TOMMY LAYDEN
Entered from Our Lady of Good Counsel, 1934.
Track, Football.
"Kindm'sx bm! ilvrfribcs this boy who is Iilzcrl by
FOSTER LEE LFMLY
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Scholarship Club, Latin Club, Camp Dallas, Efficiency,
Efhciency, Crack Company, Captain of Band, '38,
Hi-Y Officer, R. O. T. C. Honor Band.
"Herr was rr man, u'lJer1 CUIIIUX xurlz uI1otl9cr."'
EVA SUE LEMMONS
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
3B Class Ofhcer, Gym Assistant, Lunchroom Assistant,
Poetry Club, Pep Squad, Riding Club, Scholarship
Linz Award, Acorn Staff, Salesrnanship Club.
Cross,
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School
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Club,
"EI'vry ilifb of bm' fariglai is an incb of Ilcliglalf'
KITTY LILLARD
Entered from Peeler, 1934. .
Pen Pal Club, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, National
pian Club.
"Our I'I'ei'-Iwifly girl-really lo Illllglfl, fo low, or I0
Thes-
live."
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ZELLON LINDSEY
Entered from Boude Storey, 1935.
"Stately with that flistinctive grace that height only can
give?
JACK LINEHAN
Entered from Our Lady of Good Council, 1934.
Officer 2A Classg President 4B Class, 2-Year Track Letter-
man, Camp Dallasg R. O. T. C. Commissioned Oflicerg Crack
Companyg Crack Platoon, Senior Hi-Yg "D" Club, Scholar-
ship Clubg Spanish Clubg Acorn Staff, Track Captain, '38.
"A handsome, congenial lazl,
Courageous enough to voice his own thoughts."
WALTER LITTLER
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Spanish Club, Secretary 1A Class, Public Speaking Depart-
Ifleflt.
"He is truly a gay lad."
DOROTHY LLOYD
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Pan-American Forum, Spanish Club, Pep Squad,
"For she was just the quiet kind
Whose nature never varies."
FRANCES LONG
Entered from North Side High, Fort Worth T,exas, 1937.
Band, Orchestra, Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Pep Squad,
Mixed Chorusg Spanish Club.
"lt's nice to he natural
When you are naturally -nicef'
GEORGE LOUGHMILLER
Entered from Reagan High School, Houston, Texas, 1937.
"In attempting not to look for fame,
He marle for himself a worthy namef'
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HARRY MCCAFFREY
Entered from Sunset, 1936.
President of 3B Class, Senior Hi-Y President, Acorn Staff,
Student Council, Dramatic Club, Best All-Around Under-
class Boy, '37g Rifle Team, Crack Company, Spanish Clubg
R. O. T. C. Commissioned Oihcer.
"Manhood breathes in every linef'
LINDEEN MCCLELLEN
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
"Inst one flash of her winning smile
W7ou.lrl make anyone wallz rr mile."
JACK MCCONATHY
Entered from, Polytechnic High, Fort Worth, Texas, 1937.
"True worth is being, not seeming."
COLBY lMCDONOUGH
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Crack Companyg Captain R. O. T. C., Library Councilg
Camp Dallas.
"Long live the merry heart
That laughs by night and day."
LURLINE MCGUIRE
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
French Club.
"It's too had she can't give us the secret of her sweet, kindly
ways."
CHARLES MADDOX
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Track, R. O. T. C.
"A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenancef'
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CHARLES MANGOLD
Entered from Terrill Prep School.
Spanish Club.
"As frm' as Maul, vw! gL'71lll' wiibal is lJr'.,'
RUSSELL MASON
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
R. O. T. C. Commissioned Officer, Debate Team, Student
Council.
"Success will be bis, for be is a faifbful uforlerr in all
lblngxf'
CAROL MAssEY
Entered from Paschal High, Fort Worth, Texas, 1937.
"He wbixilrs as be walks for wan! of worry."
EVANGELINE MOORE
Entered from Highland Park, 1935.
Pan-American Forum, Spanish Club, Pep Squad.
"WlJ11l swvrl zlcliglvl ll quid life ajfordxf'
MARY JO MOORE
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Schelarship Club, National Honor Society, Student Council,
Srcrctary 4A Class.
"HN friendlim'xs is worfb more than zz -rnillionf'
T. E. MOORE
Entered from Bowief
Latin Club.
"Good-v1a111r1'al aim' 7lIllH'I'fA'l1fi01lX, qualifies of ll gL'ntlf'man.,
QTIS LEE MORROW
Entered from Pceler, 1934.
"Thr form' of liix own mvril nzalevx bis own way."
MAXINE MOYERS
Entered from Waxahachie, Texas, 1935.
Riding Club, Olynspics, French Club.
'A girl uforfbu'lJilf'."
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RICHARD MURDOCK
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Scholarship Club, Latin Club, Tennis, Basketball, Acorn
Staff.
"Knowledge is exsential to canquextf'
MARY O,D'ELL
Entered from North Dallas High, 1936.
Pep Squad.
"A frimm' you low' io have."
JEWELL LYNN O,NEAL
Entered from Boude Storey, 1936.
Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Kamera Klub, Acorn Staff.
"She fairly radiates with sunshine."
JANE ORR
Entered from Hogg, 19344
Dramatic Club, Texas Poetry Club, Girl Reserves, Pep
Squad, Latin Club, Scholarship Club.
"Sim has perxonalily, liloml hair, and is thoroughly likablcz'
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CHARLES ORRICK
Entered from Sulphur Springs High, Sulphur Springs,
Texas, 1936.
Basketball, Art Club.
"His bearfs as far from fraud as Heaven from earth."
A. E. OWEN
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
R. O. Tl. C., Riding Club.
"Good nafurc sjmrlzlrs in his eyesf'
BETTY PALMER
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Girls' Glee Club, Talent Club, Music Club, Girl Reserves,
Pep Squad, Cantata, Girls' Octette, Latin Club, Spanish
Chorus, Operetta, Acorn Staff.
"A maid so lender, fair, and happy."
ELDON PALMER
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
"Thou makes! ibn' sad hear! gladf'
HORACE PARK
Entered from Abilene, Texas, 1936.
"His looks were kind of bard' Io f0r'gf'l."
XWYMAN PARR
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Baseball Letterman, Salesmanship Club.
"There is honesty, manhood, and good fellowship in him."
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MARGARET PATERNOSTRO
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
"She is the wisvsl type,
Whose Vifrzzes 11c'z'er vary,"
T. J. PATTON
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Basketball, Baseball, Latin Club, Hi-Y.
"A sjlortiue chap possessing an izzrxbausiible fund of jocund
b1m1o1'."
NAXNCY PEEBLES
Entered from Hogg, 1934.
Latin Club, Scholarship Club, Dramatic Club, Pep Squad,
Riding Club, flL'0l'17 Staff, ZA Class Officer, Student Coun-
cil, Bible Award, Linz Award, Glee Club, 4B Social Chair-
man.
"A sjlriglvfly young miss, tiny in sfalurv, but rnighly in
pcrsonalifyf'
ALICE PERKINS
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
"That 'faifl fyju' of girl-in more ways than one."
DOROTHY PRICE
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Pep Squad, Operetta, Music Club, Acorn Staff, Cantata,
Junior Red Cross.
"Si1nple1' fhan U10 infancy of hulls-
So rxrellrnl a tourla of moa'vsty."
BYRON PYEATT
Entered from Rosemont, 1934.
Crack Platoon, Oiiicer Crack Company, Corporal, Sergeant,
Second Lieutenant, First Lieutenant, School Efficiency, Camp
Dallas Efficiency, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel, 4B Class Oliieer,
Tennis Team, Linz Award, Captain Rifle Team, Student
Council President, Latin Club, Camp Dallas Company Com-
mander, Scholarship Club, P. M. S. and T. Efficiency Rib-
bon, National Honor Society, Aeorn Reporter.
"There is bu! one slraigb! road fo sucress, and fha! is merit."
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DORIS RAMSEY
Entered from Reagan, 1954.
Spanish Club, Pan-American Club, Student Council, Scholar-
ship Club.
"She turns lo favour and lo p1'elline.v.v."
DOUGLAS RAWLINS
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Baseball Letterman, All-City Baseball, 557, Football Letter-
man, Hi-Y, "DU Club, Acorn Staff, Riding Club, Library
Assistant, Office Assistant.
"A keen sense of humor fliillklfi through his Jignityf'
MARJORIE RAY
Entered from Hogg, 1954.
Music Club, Junior M. P. Club, Junior Red Cross, Pep
Squad.
"Quiet und fair with iz u'i1xJome air."
JACK REED
Entered from Hogg, 1954.
National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Spanish Club,
Linz Award, Kamera Klub, Riding Club, Acorn Staff.
"A grml man some Jay in lL'!Jdll'I't'1' Jireftions lm energies
are 4',x'le11Jrz1,"
DOROTHY REEDY
Entered from Jefferson Davis High, Houston, Texas.
Girls' Glee Club.
"Her uir, her smile, her emofionx fell of 'womunly
r'o1npletenexx."
BETTY REVELS
Entered from Reagan, 1954.
Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, Poppy Sale, Forget-me-not Sale,
Spanish Chorus, Armistice Parade, Centennial Parade.
"Su'eetm':s and friendship shim' forlh from her fare."
LORETTA RICHBURG
Entered from Peeler, 1954.
Girl Reserves, Pen Pal Club, Office Assistant, Typing Assist-
ant, Scholarship Club, l.atin Club, Acorn Staff, junior Red
Cross.
"A goof! all-nrolmzl girl, with unit, sense, and humorf'
W. E. ROBERSON
Entered from Peeler, 1954.
"How happy is he who born amf taught,
Loyally uhinles by Jefern1inL'4l will."
MARY JO ROBERTS
Entered from Austin High, Austin, Texas, 1954.
Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Music Club.
HlI1LIll5lfi0llS, mmlrsf, quiel :xml neat."
MARY KATHERINE ROBERTSON
Entered from Sunset, 1956.
Pep Squad.
"A ilaughlvr of the goals, ilirilzely full, um! most divinely
fair."
JANE ROOK
Entered from Our Lady of Good Council, 1957.
Girl Reserves, Scholarship Club, Junior M. P. Club.
"A girl u'ifh the lillllfk 10 110 t'l'L'l'j'f!Jfl1g well."
JEANETT12 ROWNTREE
Entered from Reagan, 1954.
Program Chairman and President of Dramatic Club, Pro-
gram Chairman and President of Girl Reserves, Sponsor of
Company Ag Secretary of National Thespian Club, Secretary
of Dallas Pan-American Student Forumg Social Chairman of
National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Vice-President of
AB Class, Second Prize in State Extemporaneous Speaking,
Texas Poetry Club, Student Council, Spanish Club.
"In all her sulajvvfs the is a shark,
'Tix a piiy I00's the hlghvit mark."
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ZONIA LEE SANDIFER
Entered from Sunset, 1935.
Oak Sales.
"A maiden never bold of spirit, still, and quiet?
WALTER SHEPPARD
Entered from Lancaster, 1936.
"Quietly zleterinineal to szieceeil, and so far he hasf'
HARRY STEPHENSON
Entered from Sunset, 1934.
Dramatic Club.
"A smiling face and mischief in his eyesf'
MARY JANE SMITH
ered from Victoria, Texas, 1937.
"Talk e aizil full of pep seems to he her rep."
TA IVON SMITH
ntered from Ranger, Texas, 1936.
lub' Talent Club' Spanish Club, Pep Squad,
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JACK SMITHERS
Entered from Roosevelt Junior High School, Aberdeen,
South Dakota.
Captain R. O. T. C., Crack Company, ,36, '37, '38, Rifle
Team, ,36, '37, Senior Hi-Y Otiicer, Office Assistant, Camp
Dallas, Scholarship Club, Sergeant's Efhciency, First Ser-
geant's Efficiency, P. M. S. and T. Efficiency.
"A smiling face aml misehief in his eyes."
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AISINABELL STANIPOR
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
Pep Squad, Kamera Klub, Poppy Sale, Acorn Staff.
"We find her earnest, kind, and true."
VIRGINIA STOCKARD
Entercd from Hogg, 1934.
Girl Reserves, Scholarship Club, Linz Award, Spanish
Chorus, Pep Squad.
"We vote shels okay, ana' a very clever dresser."
JAMES SUTER
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Football Letterman, Library Council, Library Assistant, "DU
Club, Salesmanship Club.
"An athlete among athletes, iz man with dash and daring."
CHARLINE SWANN
Entered from North Dallas, 1936.
Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Kamera Klub, Junior Red
Cross.
"Sweet and gentle, kiml ami good, she is a friena' to e1.fcryo11e."
CLARENCE SURLEY
Entered from Technical, 1937.
"They shall desire more of your acquaintance."
BILLY TALBERT
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Football, Track, Student Council, Hi-Y, Operetta, Music
Club.
"A good disposition is rather to he chosen than great
riches."
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Entered from Forest, 1935.
Student Council, Riding Club.
"Snalcb gaily tbl' joys wbicb tba momenl .vball bring,
And away every can' and pf'r'plr,x'ity flingf,
SHIRDEN TALLENT
Entered from St. Joseph, 1936.
"Cheers uilb his xmilexf'
ROBERT TALKINGTON
Entered from Marshall, Texas, 1936.
Student Council, Spanish Club.
"As projwr a man as our shall rrvfl
MAXINE TINER
Entered from Tyler, Texas, 1935.
Pen Pal Club, Pan-American Forum, Pep Squad, Arorn Staff,
Spanish Club, Art Club.
"You Should lreaa' a rnurxc' prefly aml full of z'if'u'."
JOHN THONIAS
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
"The noblest mimi, fbi' bex! C0l1ft'!1fml'I1f bar."
MARJORIE THOMAS
Entered from Alamo Heights, San Antonio, Texas, 1935.
Pep Squad, 2B Class Officer, Dramatic Club, Latin Club:
Debate Club, Scholarship Club, Invitation Committee, Rid-
ing Club, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, Girl Reserves.
"True indiridualily cannot be copied."
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WILLIAM U
Entered from Our Lady of Good n 4 33. f
Track, Hi-Y, "D" Club. T X
"Quis'i am! rrwrrfed, yd a rnixrlaieroux twinkle i b' ey
MARY ANN UTLEY
Entered from Kilgore, Texas, 1934.
Dramatic Club, Operetta, Music Club, Art Club, Scho -
ship Club, Cantata, Junior Red Cross, Girls, Glee Club
"Tbf're is no mrlai more allraCtiz'e.',
NANCELIE UTT
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Student Council, Girl Reserves, Scholarship Club, Linz
Award, Vice-President of National Honor Society.
"A girl you bear so murb about,
A rval frivmf willmnl a doublf'
J. D. VENABLE
Entered from Bowie, 1934.
Junior M. P. Club, Track.
"Hr was a merry man."
BETTIE JANE WARD
Entered from Reagan, 1934.
Scholarship Club, Oak Staff, Pep Squad, French Club, Sec-
retary National Honor Society, '38, Secretary Student Coun-
eil, '37, Secretary Kamera Klub, '37-'38, French Play, '35-
'37, Girl Reserves.
"I.oL'ablz', and cbrrrful, worlby and capable."
CECIL WATSON
Entered from Breckenridge, Texas, 1935.
"Her friendlimfsx and genilerzrfss make ber lovable."
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GLENN FoY HENRY BURT
GLENN FOY
Entered from Peeler, 1934.
"He deult in dreams and railed it work
HENRY BURT
The challenge of the World to the schools
and graduates of today is to produce a straight-
thinking, fair-minded, tolerant and courageous
citizenry for the America of tomorrow. Hard
Work and high intelligence are the bases of a
prosperous country.
Seniors, seek the abundant life through sin-
cere, honest labor and unselfish service to your
fellow men. Friendliness, gracious manners, kind-
ness and high ideals will be an abiding asset to
you and to your community.
H. A. ALLEN.
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Carmical, Elizabeth
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Q I Craven, Carolinda
S " A " r Denton, Bette
James Fox Dierolf, Lyndel
Prcsidcfzt EI'lCkSOI'1, Muriel
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Ray Niblo
Scfrelary
Fuston, Fay
Harris, Marilyn
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Gleason, Jean
Hamilton, Elizabeth
Huffer, Marjorie
Humphrey, Wanda
Jamison, Virginia
Jackson, Aubra Mae
Johnson, Virginia Ann
Kemble, Marcella
Kempe, Margie
Lee, Juanita
Maas, Evelyn
Mahurin, Louise
Moore, Adana
Moore, Sidney
McGee, Janet I
McWilliams, Mary A
Katherine
Murray, Ruby
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Nichols, Edah
Patterson, Kathleen
Rindy, Phyllis
Sawyer, Mary Elle
Seago, Margaret
Shelton, Lois
Singleton, Mildred
Skelton, Margaret
Spicer, Margaret
Smith, Patricia
ompson, Vivian jean
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Warren, Pat
Weatherley, B
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Allbright, Richard
Albin, Cecil
Arrington, Howard
Barnes, John Howard
Bidwell, Bernard
Burks, Jim
Crain, Franklin
Deaver,Hayes
Dillehunty, Richard
Eagle, Bob
Eckert, John
Feltner, Ralph
Folkes, Marvin
Fox, James
Foy, Glenn
Gandy, Rex
Gilbert, Franklin
Gleason, Jim
Hall, Hugh
Hare, Robert
Harpold, Horace
BOYS
Hartman, Norman
Hohman, Wally
Howell, Robert
Johnson, Clarence
Keane, Armond
Kelty, Jack
Knott, Douglas
Littler, Walter
Llorente, Shirley
Luper, Dan
Mangold, Charles
McCullough, Hal
McIntosh, Doyal
Marco, Jimmy
Marsh, James
Miller, C. M.
Miller, Jack
Morgan, Billy
Musgrove, Lee
Niblo, Ray
Osborn, Ralph
Parker, Robert
Phillips, George
Powell, C.
Remington, Harry
Sheffield, Dee Roy
Sheffield, Garland
Shirley, Charles
Smith, Harold
Sibley, Pat
Stacy, Robert
Tallent, Raymond
Thames, Dalton
Thompson, Carl
Thompson, Morris
Underwood, Frank
Voyer, Bill
Westerlage, Lloyd
Winters, Gene
Youngblood, Fred
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Heiskell, Reba
Heller, Mary
Hill, Hildred
Maricle, Freda
Marks, Martha
Marshall, Virginia
Mathis, Myrtle
Meredith, Marguerite
Michael, Delia
Miller, Mildred
Morgan, Mabel
Scruggs, Joellen
Sefcik, Martha
Kathryn
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Spoonemore, Vera
Spradling, Mary Lou
Stroud, Elizabeth
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Addington, Rayforcl
Allen, James
Allen, Sam
Ashley, John
Autrey, Billy
Avrea, Bill
Badgett, Jimmie
Baker, G. L.
Baker, James
Baker, J. W.
Balch, J. C,
Balendonck, Rodney
Barnett, J. C.
Barton, Lysle
Bates, Claude
Bealmear, C. M.
Beckham, Jack
Benners, Alfred
Berry, Allen
Blair, Arthur
Blankenship, George
Boatman, Al K
Brackeen, Billy
Brown, Rodgers
Browning, Jim
ryant, Joe
Butler, Fred
Butler, Tommy
Caldwell, Ralph 05:
Canon, Harold Q .
Carrell, B. A.
Carter, Charles
William
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Cline, Marcus
Collier, Grant
Cooke, Lane B., Jr.
Crown, Philip
Dailey, Howard
Davidson, Paul
Davis, Dan
Dickey, J. A.
Dispenza, Phillip
Dykes, Tommy
Elphingstone, Mike
Franklin, Ned
Fritz, Eugene
Gandy, Wenzel
Green, Ray
Hagendoorn, Billy
Hall, Dalton
Haralson, David
Harris, A. W.
Hart, Jack
Harwe, Jess
Hawkins, Bob
Heavrin, Wilson
Hendricks, Harold
utchinson, Robert
James, Eugene
Jennings, Tyre Lee
Jones, Robert
Kelly, Joe
Kilgore, James
Kimberlin, Douglas
umphfeys, J, C.
King, Arthur
Kingsbury, Bob
Landers, Kenneth
Lowe, Edward
Lissner, David
McBride, Lewis
Marable, William
Masco, immie
Maxwell, Billy
Miller, Frank
Minor, Ralph
Morgan, Everett
Murray, E.
Oldham, Murray
Parker, Jack
Pettit, Joe
Pettit, Ray
Powell, Charles
Robert
Prentice, Bill
Price, Philip
Pritchard, Hoyal
Pritchard, Hudson
Rasor, Penryn
Ratcliff, Thomas
Ridley, J. V.
Robberson, Jack
Robinson, Jimmie
Rogers, Morgan
Roy, Billy
Roy, Herbert
Russel, Benny
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Shelton, Robert
Simmons, Bill
Simmons, James
Sims, Ralph
Smith, D. L.
Smith, Robert
Sneed, Chad?
Sport, L. C.
Stiles, Claborn
Sturges, George
Terry, Tom
Tippitt, Frank
Travis, Calvin
Ucckert, Willfzliii
Upham, Dick
Wfallace, Howard
Walraven, Albert
Whither, Richard
Weatherred, Jim Ben
Wentworth, B. R.
West, Jack
Whitlack, Roy
W'illiams, Billy
Williams, James
Windsor, Arvis
W'ood, Bob
Wright, Brock
Wright, Jim
Wright, John
Wyatt, Russell
Wylie, Robert
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Anderson, Marilyn
Bearden, Mary Louise
Bennett, Elinor
Bethea, Gerald Dean
Board, Frances
Burnett, Martha
Carpenter, Marian
Carter, Elizabeth
Clopp, Ruby Lee
Coleman, Frances
Cornett, Mildred
Davis, Elsa
Durand, Elizabeth
Durrett, lmagene
Estes, Mary Francis
Ford, .lerryline
Ford, Josephine
liowler, Margaret
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Griffin, Maurine
Hammond, D:rothy
Hawkins, Eleanor
Hayes, Martha ,lane
Hicks, Nora Mae
Hitt, Dsris Adele
Honeycutr, Jewel
LaRay
Huff, Ruby
jameson, Mary Lou
Johnson, Celia Dell
Johnston, Mary
Lawson, Sue
Mangrich, D3lores
Martin, Nellie Lee
Mayo. Louise
Mi ler, Dorothy
Murdoch, Jane
Nelson, Anana
Nicholson, Marjorie
North, Mary Ruth
Payne, Dorothy Elesa
Peitz, Rita
Phillips, La Verne
Plumlee, Edna Lynn
Powell, Delores
Pritchett, Marguerite
Rainwater, Louis:
Recltley, Dorothy
Reynolds, Evelyn
Rice, Grace
Roberts, Willie Ruth
Scribner, Maurine
Smith, Eleanor Claire
Steger, Josephine
Swann, Betty
Taylor, Rebecca
Teal, Norma
Todd, Betty Marie
Upham, Helen
Van Allen, Ritha
Vernon, Evtlene
Wallace, Glynn
Wallace, Vera Mae
Walston, Orclya
Walthers, Lillian
Warren, Imogene
West, Rose Marie
Whittlesey, Margaret
Ann
Williams, Voneta
Witherspoon, Virginia
Younger, Juanita
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Allen, Dwight
Baker, Robert Charles
Bearden, C. C.
Blanton, Wilbur
Bloys, Bill
Bolding, Lonnie
Bowden, Edgar
Bowles, Albert
Brown, Harry
Brown, Orville
Calder, Robert Louis
Carmical, Fred
Cole, Tom
Collins, Edgar
Cummings, Gayle
Deaver, Hayes
De Hay, Carlisle
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Depew, Paul
Eason, Prentiss
Fuston, J. W.
Geisert, Leonard
Geren, Lloyd
Gossett, Rex
Gruneisen, William
Guy, Hillary
Hackler, Thavis
Hamnett, jack
Harnom, George
Hawkins, Roy
Hunley, Donald
Hunt, Woodrow
Hutchins, Jack
Ivy, Robert
jordan, J.
Kinnnn, Carl
Law, Warren
Lee, Forrest
Lewis, L.
McCulley, Rader
Mabry, Dick
Martin, Earnest
Maxwell, jott
Meserole, Otis
Moore, J. D.
Nall, james
Napier, Carl
Norris, Jack
Norris, Joe Frank
Parr, Lewis
Patton, Walter
Peterson, Roy
Phillips, joe
Pirtle, Jap
Price, john
Reagan, Karl
Shaw, Jim
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Adams, Mary Jane
Albin, Francis
Allen, joan
Armstrong, Dorothy
Arroyo, Bettie
Attebery, Jo Ellen
Austin, Annette
Austin, Mary Ellen
Baker, Clara Helen
Balfour, Wilda
Frances
Ball, Sally
Baugh, Corine
Beckham, Mary
Bergman, Pauline
Billingsley, Doris
Birdsong, Merle
Blackwell, Audrea
Bludworth, Mildred
Boland, Doris Elaine
Boyd, Christine
Bryant, Florence
Burleson, Audry
Burt, Anna Jean
Bush, Mary Katherine
Carlson, Emily
Carrell, Edna Mae
Cates, Norma
Cayton, Helen
Cecil, Bernice
Chandler, Grace
Chatelain, Catherine
Clark, Patty Sue
Coates, Anna Marie
Coleman, Christine
Collier, Rachel
Connolly, Sarah
Ward
Cravens, Florine
Daniel, Dorothy
Davis, Donna
Day, Billie Katherine
Dial, Catherine
Dorsett, Roselyn
DuPree, Catherine
Emmons, Martha Jane
Everett, Elsie
Flowers, Dorothy
Gillen, Kathelene
Green, Gloria Ann
Gresham, Dorothy
Guynes, Kathryn
Hale, Hope
Hall, Louve
Hammond, Jacqueline
Harber, Charlotte
Hare, Virginia
Harris, Bobbie
Harvey, Anna
Harvey, Annetta
Havens, Marjorie
Hawkins, Dorothy
Hill, Patty
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Hilton, Wanda
Hine, Virginia
Holloway, Gwendolyn
Holston, Nona Mae
Holt, Margie
Howell, Edna Ruth
Hufstedler, Edith
Hulse, Doris
Ingram, Bennye June
James, Esther May
Jenkins, Velma Mae
Johnson, Martha
Johnson, Novella
Jones, Dorothea
Kerr, Louise
Kidson, Mardell
Kirwan, Johanna
Knight, Bobbie Louise
Knowles, Gene
Koch, Betty Sue
Law, Amy Beth
Lawson, Rose
Leach, Lillie
Lent, Betty Lou
Loftice, Oleta
Looney, Donna Mae
McCullough, Ruth
McDonald, Irene
McKinney, Doris
Maureen
Madderra, Velma
Maier, Peggy
Merritt, Dorothy
Milke, Marguerite
Mitchell, Dorothy
Morrow, Evelyn
Murrell, Virginia
Newton, June
Nichols, Edythe Kay
O'Bryan, Latrell
Osborn, Ruth
Pantaze, Angelina
Parker, Anna Mildred
Pccse, Ira
Patterson, Doris
Peery, Mabel Grace
Perdue, Lelia
Pickens, Helen
Pooley, Mary
Powers, Lois
Powers, Margaret
Price, jane
Pyeatt, Nancy
Ramsey, Dorothy
Randall, Martha
Sunbeam
Reams, Dorothy
Reed, Elsie Mae
Reese, Sybil
Reynolds, Suzanne
Richardson, Ernestine
Richardson, Geraldine
Rippetoe, Earline
Marable, Dorothy
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Salas, Glory
Sawyer, Jeanne
Schmidt, Dorothy
Scudder, Christine
Shaw, Velma Ruth
Sheffield, Dorothy
Shelton, Elizabeth
Smither, Betty
Starling, Frances
Stevens, Virginia
Stroud, Mary Beth
Sulliven, Mildred
Sumners, Tommye
Tallent, Margaret
Templeton, Mary jean
Thurman, Dorothy
Tiner, Dorothy
Tiner, Erma
Torno, Madeline
Tucker, Dorothy
Towers, La Vaun
Wardrip, Ruth
Watson, Mary Bell
Whitlock, Nettie Earl
Wiederhold, Maxine
Wilkinson, Katherine
Wilks, Meredith
Williams, Frances
Womack, Madge
Wright, Naomi
Yater, Maxine
Youngblood, Doris
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Frazier, Boyd
Lawrence Allen
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Reed Gord: n Weldon
Richardson, ames
Robberson, James
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Archer, Harry
Austin, Garfield
Baker, Edwin
Barnett, Walter
Barr, Chris
Beiseker, Marvin
Blackwell, Clyde
Brown, Joseph
Bryant, Robert
Camin, Bud
Campbell, Jimmie
Carrell, Sam
Chapman, Geren
Childers, Dan
Clark, Robert
Coke, Owen
Coker, Marshall
Collett, Luke
Collier, Jimmie
Comfort, Harvey
Cox, Robert
Croft, Torbett
Crossland, Edward
Lee
Durham, Bert
Evans, James
Ezell, Jack
Farrar, Billy
Few, Edward
Gardner, John
Garland, Gail
Gault, Duncan
Gibbons, Robert
Gossett, Earl
Gray, Jack
Green, H. T.
Guillory, W.
Hall, James
Harber, Durwcod
Harris, Matthew
Harrison, Harry
Harrison, J. B.
Helms, Joe
Hill, Fitzhugh
Hill, Raymond
Holbert, James
Home, William
Horn, Wayne
Hughes, Jack
Hulen, Sterling
Hawkins, Ray
James, Leon
Jenson, Holdron
Johnson, Earl
Johnson, Thruman
Johnson, Troy
Jones, Maurice
Kennedy, Harold
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McBride, Fred
McGee, David
McGee, Gene
Mclntire, Lonnie
Maness, William
Maples, Billy
Martin, Eugene
Mehrten, Frank Wm.
Meley, Leroy
Metzger, Charles
Milke, Henry
Miller, Leslie
Moeck, Johnnie
Moore, Marvin
Moore, Thomas
Morrow, Earnest
Mullen, Fayne
Murphy, Hunter
Nichols, Clovis
Northcutt, Homer
Nowlin, Bob
O'Brien, Denis
Park, James Barton
Parks, J. P.
Phillips, Warren
Pinkston, Wallace
Redman, Jack
Redwine, Bob
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Roberts, Lionel
Robertson, Wayne
Roller, Ted
Sanders, Thomas
Sanger, Edwin
Schell, Marshall
Shanahan, Jack
Sharpe, Aubrey
Simms, Jack
Smith, Jerry
Smith, Peyton
Sorenson, Rodney
Stephenson, Horace
Sturges, Samuel
Summer, James
Switzer, Daskiell
Tallent, Gerald
Tanner, Warren
Teubner, Ray
Thompson, Glen
Wagner, Frederick
Warner Hiram ,
Webster, Earl
Wheeler, Herman
Whittlesey, Phillip
Wilder, Truman
Wyatt, Jimmy
Wilcox, Kim
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Clara Helen Baker
Secretary
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Charles Wanner
Vice-Prctirlwzt
Bob Bearden
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Adams, Virginia
Arrington, Bailye
Merle
Ashford, Marian
Bell, Dorothy Dee
Benda, D'Moris
Benett, Dorothy
Blaine, Lahoma
Blessing, Marjorie
Bryan, Eddlean
Casteel, Mary Louise
Chieves, Jewell
Climer, Dorothy Lee
Combs, Mary Evelyn
Cooper, Jean
Dial, Dorothy
Dial, Marie
Dye, Freida Jo
Edmondson, Frances
Elam, Juanita
Emery, Louise
England, Evelyn
Ford, Ida Belle
Gaither, Grace
Gann, Catherine
Louise
Glover, Betty Jane
Guy, Lucille
Harris, Irene
Herry, Dorothy Mae
Hill, Betty Jo
Hill, Peggy Jean
Hulbert, Doris
Huckaby, Gloria
Hume, Valline
James, Jean Lo2s
Jamieson, La Verne
Keith, Clara
Kemp, Doris
Kern, Marian
Lambert, Jewel
Loomin, Nellie Jayne
Lowery, Nadine
Lumpkin, Norma
Lunt, Lorraine
McClung, Helen
McDowell, Irene
McGarrah, Lila Mae
Marshall, Cgrdelia
Meredith, Jenn
Miller, Mary Mozelle
Mirando, Frances
Moeck, Katherine
Moffitt, Virginia
Moore, Mnrron
Frances
Morgan, Martha
Newton, Mildred
Owen, Virginia
Plumlee, Dorothy
Polk, Dorothy
Pope, Jewel
Poulsen, Patricia Sue
Pribble, Ruth
Pruitt, Genevieve
Remsteclt, Marjorie
Rogers, Katherine
Roundtree, Mary
Ruth
Savis, Joy
Sehwedlcr, Flora
Evelyn
Sinclair, Amy Ray
Sutton, Nancy Carol
Swilling, Valice
Taylor, Bobette
Tyler, Frances
Waits, Mary Ann
Walker, Mildred
Walthers, Sadie Mae
Williams, Betty Jane
Young, Helen
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Adin, William
Amos, Richard
Apel, August
Atkinson, Billy
Bates, Billy
Baughmau, Desmer
Bean, Harold
Bearden, Bob
Bethaneourt, Harold
Boluck, John
Bowles, Charles
Carter, Morris
Childress, Joy
Collier, Carrol
Cox, Kenneth
Craven, john Winfield
Crockett, James
Davis, John
Dunn, Jack
Easley, Raymond
Fvans, Forrest
Faison, Bill
Fowler, Claremc.
Frost, Harrell
Gallagher, Harold
Gnylor, Harry
Gillette, Fred
Gray, Doyle
Green, Billy .lack
Green, Harry
Hamilton, Robert
Harris, Jack
Hartfield, Mcrldean
Hearne, Herbert
Heiskell, ,Iimmie
Hermon, Harry
Humphre, Billie
llarrard, Billie
Kirby, Dale
King, Wilbur
Kinney, jerry
Knigl1t,J0hn
Low, Harry
McCarty, Wendell
McMains, Landie
Mayabb, Charles
Morgan, David
Morrow, Carroll
Neal, Harry
Nelson, Albert
Ogden, Ralph
Parr, Charles
Phillips, Herschell
Pike, Robert
Powell, Dean
Rambo, Fdward
Restan, Ray
Roebuck, Voyd
Ross, Willard
Sams, Edgar
Shelby, Clarence
Silvey, james
Skelton, Ben
Stultz, Sydnor
Tucker, Roy Allen
vfiiiglm, james
Wade, George
Walker, Raym Q111 d
Wanner, Charles
West, Jack
Wetzel, Wilbur
XVhite, Howard
Williams, Edward
Williams, Horace
Williams, Wyvel
Worden, Eddie Ray
Yeager, Farl
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Hazel Collier
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Virginia Coleman
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Aclkisson, Lila
Akbin, Sadie
Amis, Jane Lee
Amundsen, Jean
Archer, Louise
Virginia
Austin, Betty
Bailey, Amonetta
Balch, Anne
Baltzegar, Marian
Bates, Mary
Beasley, Frances
Bell, Earline
Bell, Lois
Betry, Elise
Black, Jeanne
Blaine, Joe Ann
Blanton, Nadine
Boatman, Edna Earle
Brower, Jeannette
Brown, Betty Byrd
Bryant, Juanita
Burns, Norma
Campbell, Dora
Carlton, Juanita
Cason, Gwendolyn
Clark, Barbara Ann
Clark, Dorothy Faye
Coleman, Virginia
Collier, Hazel
Combs, Ann
Conder, Doris Ann
Cook, Doris
Cooke, Gladys
Dorothy
Cooper, Maxine
Crutcher, Oneita
Cummings, Anna Jo
Daniel, Sarah
Davis, Muriel
Dobbins, Francis
Drees, Pauline
Duncan, Reona
Dunn, Lila Fae
Eason, Sarah Jim
Eastham, Mary
Elizabeth
Echols, La Jeanne
Ellis Dorothy
Ellis, La Juan
Ellison, Viva
Elmore, Doris
Emmons, Betty Jane
Eure, Bertie
Fairey, Frances
Farmer, Jane
Farrington, Mary
Fields, Frances
Fite, Mabel
Fleeman, Margaret
Ruth
Fowler, Francis
Fox, Bettie Lee
Fulkerson, Margaret
Louise
Gallagher, Barbara
Galland, Helen
Gillaspie, Clara Mae
Garner, Nina Ruth
Goodman, Jacqueline
Gorman, Bettie
Green, Carol Ann
Griffith, June
Grissaffi, Evelyn
Hamilton, Jean
Hare, Helen
Hargrove, Hazel
Harralson, Marie
Hearn, Marie
Helms, Geneva
Hemphill, Jeanne
Hill, Tanny
Hilton, Earline
Hobbs, Beulah
Hodgen, Mary Louise
Holcombe, Bonnie
Hudgins, Mary Bess
Huff, Virginia
Huffines, Anita
Hulse, Necia Marie
Hunter, Edna May
Jarrard, Dorothy
Shirley
Jones, Betty Lou
Jones, Joanna
Jones, Margie
Jordan, Dorothy
Keller, Elizbeth
Kidson, Fern Ruth
King, Doris
Kirby Elizabeth Rae
Kirkland, Mary
Knearem, Betty Jane
Knox, Helen Frances
Lappin, Lucille
Arline
Lemons, Vee Lynn
Leslie, Berta
Loftice, Nellie Louise
Long, Mary Jane
Lowe, Dorothy
Lowe, Marjorie
Luckie, Wilma Jean
McDaniel, Doris
McDaniel, Mildred
McFarland, Martha
McHenry, Frances
McLarem, Jon
Martin, Dorothy Jean
Merrell, Lanette
Minor, Margaret
Mooneyhun, Veoma
Lois
Moore, Roxie Ann
Napier, Thelma
Nelson, Loretta
Nichols, Phyllis
O'Donohoe, Billie
June
Osborn, Doris
Paden, Helen Grace
Parker, Catherine
Pearson, Marinell
Percival, Kathleen
Peterson, Joan
Pettigrew, Lorene
Pierce, Helen
Poole, Dorothy
Potak, Annie Joe
Perkins, Elizabeth
Peacock, Dorothy
Pace, Alice
Poindexter, Virginia
Ranft, Marquita
Ray, Paulette
Reedy, Doris Fern
Reneau, Frances
Rhodes, Rosemary
Richardson, Sally
Patricia
Ring, Marie
Robnett, Flo
Rogers, Shirley Jean
Rollandin, Virginia
Ross, Ruby
Roulain, Ruth
Sanderson, Thelma
Sanford, Mary
Kathryn
Saunders, Louise
Scottino, Ruby
Shaw, Kathleen
Shields, Mary
Simms, Elaine
Smith, Frances
Solomon, Ruth
Spangler, Helen
Spoonmore, Eula
Stallings, Juanita
Stepp, John Henry
Sullivan, Mary Louise
Suttle, Martha
Tarclio, Sarah
Tardio, Lena
Tennison, Marjorie
Thomas, June
Tibbetts, Mary Dale
Tolbcrt, June
Towles, Margaret
Treadway, Faye
Evelyn
Truly, Robbie Jeanne
Turner, Mary Alice
Vaughan, Jean Lee
Vaughan, June
Vermillian, Elizabeth
Voyer, Evelyn
Vaughn, Charlie
Waggener, Frances
Wagner, Lydia
Walker, Marie
Walther, Katie
Wheeler, Bethstine
White, Julia
White, Lu Von
Williams, Hazel
Louise
Willams, Mary Jo
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Allen, jack Wade
Allen, Ted
Anderson, Charles
Archer, Virgil Louis
Ashford, K.
Austin, Harold
Avrea, Carl
Baker, Robert Henry
Beesley, Vernon
Bell, Arthur
Blair, Raymond
Bly, Paul
Booth, Robert
Brackeen, Vernon
Brannon, T.
Brinkley, Charles
Browder, Fred
Brown, Kenneth
Brown, Lloyd
Buckley, Stewart
Byers, Raymond
Calloway, Rob
Campbell, William
Carlisle, Robert
Carroll, Charles
Carter, Bill
Childers, Conway
Clawson, Bob
Commons, Milton
Cowing, Harry
Craig, Bert
Daniel, jack Hervey
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Davis, Bill
Deaton, james
Deaver, Bill
Denton, james
Dodge, Charles
Duncan, Richard
Dunlap, Harry
Dunnarm, Lloyd
Eades, B. G,
Everett, Billy
Fagan, C. A.
Farris, Billy Bob
Fazakerly, Arthur
Fite, james
Flippin, Kay
Godwin, Roger
Goodwin, Paul
Whitney
Graham, Max
Green, Daniel
Greenwell, jack
Gregory, Carl
Gross, B. E.
Hackler, Taswell
Hall, Raymond
Hancock, jack
Hanson, Walter
Haynes, Lem
Herring, Fred
Hill, Homer Ray
Hill, Walter
Hillen, Samuel
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Hilton, Lee
Holland, john
Hopkins, Charley
Howard, Guy
Hutchins, Walter
Ivy, David
james, Bob
jones, Glen
jones, Harold
johnson, XV. A.
johnson, Bennie
Keener, David
Larza, Nick
l,.1timer,jarrell
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Law, james
Lewis, Lawrence
Lindley, Garland
Lippincott, Dan
Howard
Lopez, Thomas
McClain, jull Dean
McClintook, j. R.
McGrew, Gene
McMames, William
McMillian, Robert
McNabb, Alvin
Mackey, jack
McMahon, Walter
Mahan, Austin
Merjanian, Paul
Edward
Miller, Eugene
Moore, A.
Nelson, Ralph
Newman, Lewis
Norvell, Eugene
Odom, Ralph
O'Rourke, Frank
O'Rourke, john
Palmer, Howard
Pasina, Frank
Patterson, Bobby
Payne, Clark
Penn, james
Pond, Douglas
Primm, Billy Ray
Proctor, Charles
Rawlings, H.
Reed, jimmie
Reeves, Stewart
Roberts, Raymond
Willard
Russell, Lloyd
Ridgell, Horace
Ralston, Richard
Sallis, Fred
Satterwhite, Billy
Sawyer, Wyatt
Sellars, Tommy
Shelton, Billy
Simpson, Lee Roy
Shelton, Marvin
Smith, Bertram
Sparrow, David
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Stearman. jack
Stubblefield, Allen
Reed
Stubbs, Virgil
Sturdivant, Gordan
Shuptrine, jimmy
Tabor, Stanley
Tacker, Harold
Thomas, Marlin
Thompson, Charles
Thompson, Pat
Timpa, Felix
Truly, Robert
Utley, Edgar
Vaughan, A. C.
Vogel, Donald
will, Dan
Warner, Frank
Webb, Keith
Wessels, Dean
White, William
Wier, jack
Williams, Nev
Wilson, Charles
Windsor, Norman
Winters, Edwin
Wood, David Wilson
Wood, Frank
Worsham, Billy
Ward, jack
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Bigler, john Lewis
Birdson, ,Iacky
Francis
Blalienship, Harold
Lloyd
Bowles, Tommy
Yeager
Calloway, Ted
Coola, Bennie Larry
Coats, QOthmerj
Wfeldon
Coleman, Tommy
Orvin
Cooke, W'illiam john
Cowan, Kennith
Daniel, Sammy Earl
Davenport, Hal
Degenhart, Marvin
Giles
Elphings1.one,Jaek
Mayon
England, Wfesley
Rudolph
Favne, Carl Hienz
Garriott, Sim George
Gilmer, Charles Yater
Gregory, XVilliam
Benson
Guest, Gordon Everett
Harrelson, Robert
Wallace
Hillin, Roy Preston
Hogne, Bradley
Brown
Holcomb, Harold
House, Samuel Edgar
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Hunley, Collin Adams
jackson, Eddy Bayard
johnson, Robert
Karr, Billy
Kershaw, B. M.
La Plant, Raymond
Towell
Lee, Robert Edward
Lloyd, Elgin Armond
Lockard, Raymond
Loughmiller, Jack
Wallace
Lucas, William -lack
Luper, Harold Lee
Lykes, Naylor
McClure, Don Neil
McKay, Harold Kreed
Marco, Virgil
Raymond
Martin, Thad
Martin, S. W.
Medley, Bill
Miller, Roy Edward
Northcutt, Charles
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Osborne, john
Patterson, Beverly
Donald
Patterson, Robert
Arnold
Pierce, Ralph Edwin
Powell, Ernest
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Qualls, Forrest
Richard
Reagan, james
Edward
Robertson, james
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Sallie, John D.
Schulz, Carl
Frederic
Sheffield, ,lames
Stephens, NVindell
Odell
Stevenson, Robert
Beverly
Stice, Herbert Fulton
Stultz, Wilson Erwin
Thompson, Sana
Tucker, George
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Wfaits, Lee Oliver
Waldrop, Tom
Coleman
White, William
Thomas
Whittington, Wallace
Wiley, Arthur
Prestan
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Yuening, joe
Adams, Frances
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Barrett, Betty ,Iune
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Cox, Tommie Lee
Cristol, Amelia
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Garrett, Dorothy
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Virginia
Henry, Margaret
Anne
Gill, Peggy Eekman
Holcomb, Gladys
Marie
Hollander, Marion
Elizabeth
Hunter, Mamie Belle
johnson, Geraldine
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Lowe, Janie lilo
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Riddle, Lillian Pearl
Russey, Benita
Schimelfenig, Minnie
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Shook, Bobbie
Smith, Alice Voncile
Stroud, Elaine June
Summers, Geraldaine
Teasley, Eva Mae
Thompson, Tresa May
Tibbs, ,Iosephine
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Campbell, Clayton
Graves, W.
Handcock, Marcus
Mann, Clifford
Nliller, C. M.
Newton, Vestal
Oakes, James
Palmer, David
Schwedler, Paul
Burke, Jim
Fox, James
Johnson, Leon
Keane, Armond
Llorente, Shirley
McCullough, Hal
Phillips, George
Dobiyanski, Oris
Bemelmans, Lambert
Benson, John
Darby, Furnon
Davis, Lloyd
Knott, Douglas
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McCaffrey, Harry
Pyeatt, Byron
Avrea, E.
Balendonck, Rodney
Boli, L. A.
Irwin, J. B.
Linehan, Jack
Murdock, Richard
Rawlings, Douglas
Reed, Jack
Rogers, H. A.
Venable, J. D.
Cameron, Elizabeth
Cooper, Martha
Hall, Doris
Hill, Annie Lee
Honeyeutt, Evelyn
Irwin, Mary Frances
Massengill, Dorothy
Parker, Betty
Paternostro,Margaret
Shelby, Virginia
Wfaddle, Sidney Ruth
Anderson, Willie
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Bradberry, Marie
Carmichael, Ruth
Clark, Maxine
Erickson, Muriel
Hamilton, Elizabeth
Huffer, Marjorie
Jamieson, Virginia
Kempe, Margie
Kemple, Marcella
Murray, Ruby
Rindy, Phyllis
Sawyer, Mary Ella
Barrett, Marguerite
Batchelor, Peggy
Beachum, Luna Belle
Garner, Pauline
Harris, Billie
Heiskell, Elizabeth
Holliday, Virginia
Jones, Kathryn
King, La Verne
Orr, Jane
Palmer, Petty
Peebles, Nancy
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Pirtle, Marjorie
Price, Dorothy
Ray, Marjorie
Reedy, Dorothy
Stanford, Annabell
Thomas, Margie
Tiner, Maxine
Andrews, Jean
Burke, Kathyrn
Carey, Mary Frances
Cooper, Mary Jane
Garrett, Bennie Ruth
Hailey, Fatie Mae
Harris, Ernestine
Hill, Kathryn
Laws, Melba
Lemmons, Eva Sue
Moyers, Maxine
Moore, Mary Jo
O'Neal, Jewell Lynn
Richburg, Loretta
Rowntree, Jeanette
Shanklin, Suzanna
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Kitty Lillard
Mary Belle Wfatson
Bennie Ruth Garrett
Johanna Kirwin
Cordelia Mary Marshall
Bobette Taylor
Loretta Richburg
Joellen Scruggs
Fay Remstedt
Edna May Jackson
Helen Spangler
Lena Tarclio
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Sara Tardio
Nellie Louise Loftiee
Mary Jane McCloud
Anna Marie Coates
Margaret Ann Paternostro
Ritha Coleman
Iva Nell Bennett
Jimmie Gaither
Nelwyn Palmer
Evelyn Hollander
Maxine Tiner
LUB
Elizabeth Heiskell
Sarah Wfard Connolly
Juanita Densmore
Betty Jo Hill
Peggy Jean Hill
Betty Parker
Joe Pettit
Bill Home
Dan Luper
Otto Henke
Louise Schemilfenig
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Business Ma'11agc'r .... BILL BARNES
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Business Manager . . CHARLES CHILDERS
ACIUC1'fiSil1g Manager . KATHLEEN BISHOP
Q A K
Luna Belle Beachum
STAFF
Kathleen Bishop
Charles Childers
Bennie Ruth Garrett
Alice Cox
Philip Crown
Jeanette Daniels
Ernestine Harriss
Kathryn Jones
Penryn Rasor
Bettie Jane Ward
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NATIQNAL HQNIQR SQCIEW
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OFFICERS
Full Term, 1937
Presidwzt . . ..... . GENEVIEVE HAIRRISON
Vil'f'-Pl'?SilfL'IIf ..... . . L. C. DARGAN
Secretary and Trc'as1zrL'r . . . . NELWYN PALMER
ClJ6li1'777d7Z of fha Social COI17ll1iffUL' . JEANNETTI2 ROWNTIKEE
Chairman of tba Program Co1rzmi2'tc'c . . KATHLEEN BISHOP
Acorn Reporter ..... . . . JACK WII.I.IAMS
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Presirlcnzf .... ..... . L. C. DARGAN
Vice-President .... . . NANCEI,IE UTT
Scrrefary and Treasurer . . . . BETTIE JANE WARD
Chairman of thc Social Cf1l71lIlfffKt' . . JEANNETTE ROWNTREE
Chairman of fha' Program Conzmiffee . . . KATHLEEN BISHOP
Acorn Reporter ............. MARY HUNTER
Sponsors ...... MISS LUCY HAMILTON, M1KS. MIMI BRAMLETTE, AND
MISS CHRISTINE HAMMOCK ,
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Genevieve Harrison
Jack Williams
Nelwyn Palmer
L. C. Dargan
Kathleen Bishop
Jeannette Rowntree
Mary jo Moore
Jack Reed
Bill Barnes
Elizabeth Hudspeth
Clayton Campbell
Byron Pyeatt
Charles Childers
MEMBERS
Ethel Chaney
Bettie Jane Wglrd
Eloise Clark
Ernestine Harris
Mary Hunter
Nancelie Utt
Agnes Kinsworchy
Mary Jane Cooper
Hugh Hall
Evelyn Maas
Luna Belle Beachum
Mary Kate Carter
Claire Fincher
Jane Osburn
Jane Rook
James Kilgore
Philip Crown
Marie France
Katherine Daniel
Bette Denton
Billie Nell Hughes
Ruth Parker
Ruth Manton
Virginia Ann Johnson
Elizabeth Heiskell
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Jimmy Gaither
Jim Wright
Eddie Peters i
Danny Walthen
Richard Walthen
Rodney Bolendanck
Lewis Parr
Carl Napier
Jack Williams
Russell Mason
Warren Harding
1 Mary Jane Bullock
Polly Ranlett
Bennie Ruth Garrett
Sarah Ward Connally
William Gruneisen
Otto Henke
TIC CLUB
PURPOSE:
All students of Adamson High are eligible for membership to this club, whos:
purpose is to develop a greater and more worthy interest in all phases cf the drama, I3
aid and encourage those who possess creative ability, to improve diction, to e5t1b'i:h p3s:.
and to serve as a stepping stone to the National Thespian Club and higher dramatics.
DRAMA
OFFICERS
1937 1938
PI'l'Xjllt'lIf . . JIQANETTE ROWNTRIZE P1'z'.vif1w1f . . JliANlZ'l'TE ROXVNTREE
Vive-Pn'xiflz'f1f . RliBliCCA TAYLOR Vin'-Pz'exiflc'r1f . REBIQLQCA TAY1oR
Sl'!'l'l'fll!'j' . . GLYN WAl,I.ACE Si'l'I'f'fll!'j' . . . GLYN WALl.ACE
Tl't'd.YIlI'f'l' . . MARCAS HANDCOCK ,fl7'f'tlfJIlI'l'l' . . CAROL ANN GREEN
Clawson, Bob
Dillohunty, Richard
Shelton, Robert
Mehrten, Frank
Byrnes, Frank
Bo-li, L. A.
Wfalther, Richard
Irwin, B.
Wiright, Jim
Tuxbury, Bill
Handcock, Marcas
Giarroputo, Lucas
Cavett, Oliver
Browder, Fred
Avorn Rfi!70l'fl'I' BENNIE RUTH GAIKIRIQTT
Arorn Rvjvorfer BENNIE RUTH BARRETT
MEMBERS
Albin, Frances
Carey, Mary Frances
Chaney, Ethel
Collier, Hazel
Connally, Sarah Ward
Cook, Dorothy
Fire, Mable
Garrett, Bennie Ruth
Green, Carol Ann
Hare Virginia
Hufstedler, Edith
Jones, Katherine
Leslie, Berta
Luckie, Wilina Jane
Paden, Helen Grace
Revels, Betty
Rowntree, Jeannette
Taylor, Rebecca
Wallrice, Glyn
Wfhitman, Dorothy
Rainwater, Louise
Moore, Roxie Ann
Barrett, Marguerite
Orr, Jane
Bearden, Mary
Clark, Maxine
O'Neal, Jewel Lynn
Gresham, Dorothy
Fairey, Frances
Jones, Dorothea
Pollack, Ruth
Jones, Joanna
Willianas, Alice
McLeard, Katherine
Dean, Ruth
Robertson, Mary
Ratliff, Ruth
Harris, Ernestine
Duncan, Rcana
Randall, Martha
Moore, Adana
Bennett, Iva Nell 1
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GIRL RESERVES
Allen, Joan
Amis, Jane Lee
Baltzegar, Marian
Barrett, Marguerite
Bates, Mary
Beachum, Luna Belle
Bivings, Dorcas
Black, Jeanne
Blaine, Joe Anne
Blanton, Melba
Blanton, Nadine
Boyd, Billie Jo
Bryant, Jaunita
Carlton, Juanita
Clark, Barbara Ann
Clark, Dorothy Faye
Clark, Elizabeth
Coleman, Ritha
Coleman, Virginia
Conder, Doris Ann
Cooke, Dorothy
Cristol, Amelia
Cooper, Maxine
Crook, Hesper
Daniel, Katherine
Daniel, Jeanette
Denton, Bette
Dorsett, Roselyn
Drees, Pauline
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Fairey, Frances Virginia
France, Marie
Green, Carol Ann
Grissaffie, Evelyn
Hare, Helen
Hare, Virginia
Harralson, Marie
Hawkins, Eleanor
Hearn, Marie
Hill, Tannye
Hillpot, Jewel
Hine, Virginia
Hoague, Gloria
Holston, Nora Mae
Hudgins, Mary Bess
Jackson, Edna Mae
Jones, Joanna
Kerr, Louise
Kirby, Elizabeth
Kirk, Pauline
Latimer Edith
Maas, Evelyn
Maier, Peggy
Marshall, Virginia
Merritt, Dorothy
Moore, Roxie Ann
Newton, Earline
Nichols, Doris
Orr, Jane
Osborne, Jane
Paden, Helen Grace
Parker, Catherine
Parker, Ruth
Paternostro, Margaret Ann
Pearson, Marinell
Poole, Dorothy
Potthoff, Lois
Powers, Margaret
Remstedt, Faye
Richburg, Loretta
Riddle, Lillian
Robnett, Flo
Rook, Jane
Rcwntree, Jeannette
Saunders, Louise
Shields, Mary
Shelton, Elizabeth
Spoonemore, Eula
Swann, Charline
Tennison, Marjorie
Tipps, Margery
Turner, Virginia
Wzilther, Katie
Wheeler, Margaret
Wfhittlesey, Margaret Anne
Williains, Betty Jane
Wood, Anita
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Adams, Virginia
Albin, Frances
Armstrong, Dorothy
Armstead, Mary Alice
Arrow, Bettie
Amundsen, Jean
Baugh, Olga Mae
Bell, Earline
Betry, Elise
Bibb, Marie
Binion, Wanda
Bixler, Bertha Jean
Blake, Anita B.
Blaine, Lahoma
Bludworth, Mildred
Bryan, Edlean
Bryant, Juanita
Buchanan, Mildred
Bush, Mary Katherine
Cates, Jeanne
Coleman, Virginia
Albin, Cecil
Bealmer, C. M.
Bell, Thurman
Benson, John
Bidwell, Bernard
Birdsong, Jackie
Blankenship, Harold
Bludworth, Bill
Brown, Kenneth
Crown, Philip
Collier, Rachel
Conder, Doris
Congleton, Elise
Cook, Embelyne
Couch, Stella
Craven, Carolinda
Davis, Elsie
Dobbins, Frances
Drees, Pauline
Eason, Sara Jim
Eehols, La Jeanne
Eckstein, Lauretta
Emmons, Betty
Fairey, Frances
Fire, Mabel
Green, Gloria Ann
Harris, Mary Virginia
Himphill, Jeanne
Holcomb, Marie
Holland, Velma
Hawkins, Dorothy
Daniel, Sam Earl
Dearn, Hayes
Eades, B. G.
Geren, Lloyd
Gordan, George
Hagendorrn, Billie
Hall, Jimmie
Hopkins, Charley
Hulen, Sterling
GIRLS
Hill, Betty Joe
Hill, Peggy Jean
Hillpott, Jewell
Holt, Margie
Huffer, Margorie
Jackson, Edna Mae
Jameson, Mary Lou
Johnson, Virginia
Dare
Jones, Margie
Johnson, Celia Dell
Keller, Elizabeth Rae
Kemp, Doris
Knowles, Gean
Loftice, Nelles Louise
Lowe, Marjorie
Lowe, Laverne
Lowe, Janie Flo
Lambert, Jewel
Leach, Lillye
BOYS
Humphrey, Billie
Hunley, Donald
James, Eugene
Kimberlin, Douglas
Marco, Jimmie
Meley, Leroy
Miller Eugene
McClain, Jule Dean
Niblo, Ray
MeCray, Gracie
Miller, Mozelle
McClung, Helen
Martin, Gene
Merritt, Dorothy
Morgan, Mabel
Nelson, Loretta
Nelson, Julia
Nelson, Anona
Newton, Mildred
Ruth
Newton, Earline
Paden, Helen Grace
Pague, Mary Kathryn
Polk, Dorothy
Ponleson, Patricia
Powell, Dolores
Potthoff, Lois
Ray, Paulette
liobnett, Flo
Orrick, Edward
Parks,J. P.
Rasor, Penryn
Peterson, Roy
Reagan, Karl
Redwine, Bob
Robbins, Jack
Sanger, lfdwin
Sharp, Aubrey
Rhodes, Rosemary
Ross, Ruby Lorraine
Reese, Sybil
Sanford, Katherine
Savis, Gloria Joe
See, Barbara
Stroud, Elaine
Seago, Margaret
Shaw, Kathleen
Suttle, Martha
Tiner, Erma
Tennison, Marjorie
Tolbert, June
Utley, Mary Ann
W'aits, Mary Ann
Waggoner, Frances
'Walken Marie
Waltliers, Lillian
Xvilkes, Meredith
XVhite, Lou Von
Skelton, Marvin
Sturges, George
Thomas, Martin
Tucker, Roy
Uphan, Dick
XVayland, Barron
XVilson, XVaeland
XVolf, Gene
Wfordin, Joe
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Anderson, Shirley
Cristol, Amelia
Lowe, Janie
Lowe, Laverne
Matlock, Beverly
Schimefenig, Louise
Vernon, Earline
McFarland, Martha
Waggoiier, Frances
Jameison, LaVerne
Plumlee, Dorothy
Taylor, Bobette
Carter, Elizabeth
Huff, Ruby
Jameson, Mary
Johnson, Celia Dcel
Wallace, Vera Mae
West, Rose Marie
Cook, Embelyne
Cox, Florence
Tacker, lvelle
Townsend, Mary
Anderson, Mary
Baxley, Marian
Hamilton, Elizabeth
Barrett, Marguerite
Clyctte, Caroline
Hailey, Fatie Mae
Jones, Katherine
Stockard, Virginia
Harrison, Genevieve
Huclspeth, Elizabeth
Irwin, Mary Frances
Keith, Lois
Palmer, Nelwyn
Shelby, Virginia
Torno, Dorothy
Wilkinson, Dorothy
Benda, D'Maris
Binion, Wanda
Henry, Dorothy
Ogles, Mary Frances
Townsend, Mary
Carmical, Ruth
Dierolf, Lyndel
Scago, Margaret
Shelton, Margaret
Wfheelcr, Margaret
Lindsey, Zellon
McKamy, Loma Ann
Harris, Ernestine
Baltzegar, Marian
Blaine, Joe Ann
Brown, Betty Byrd
Coleman, Virginia
Collier, Hazel
Congleton, Elsie
Cook, Doris
Cooke, Dorothy
Daniels, Sarah
Drces, Pauline
Duncan, Reona
Eastham, Mary
Echols, La Jeanne
Emmons, Betty June
Fairey, Frances
Farrington, Margaret
Fowler, Frances
Green, Carol, Anne
Harralson, Marie
Jones, Joanna
Kidson, Fern Ruth
Leslie, Berta
Lcftice, Nellie Louise
Moore, Roxie Ann
Pearson, Marinelle
Richardson, Sally
Holston, Nora Mae
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Hufstedler, Edith
Hulse, Dora
Johnson, Martha
Kidson, Mardell
Kirman, Johanna
Leftice, Oleta
McCullough, Ruth
McKinney, Maurine
Maier, Peggy
Marable, Dorothy
O!Bryan, Latrell
Parker, Anna Mildred
Pooley, Mary
Pyeatt, Nancy
Ramsey, Dorothy
Reed, Elsie
Richardson, Geraldine
Salas, Glory
Schmidt, Dorothy
Shelton, Elizabeth
Starling, Frances
Torno, Madeline
Wlatson, Mary Belle
W'iedcrhold, Maxine
Wright, Naomi
Bennett, Elinor
Durand, Elizabeth
Estes, Mary Frances
Murdoch, Jane
Nicholson, Marjorie
Plumlee, Edna Lynn
Upham, Helen
Warren, Imogene
Whittlesey, Margaret
Anne
Abernathy, Edith
Bivings, Dorcas
Boluch, Mary Jane
Armistead, Mary
Alice
Bradford, Elizabeth
Byhee, Ruth
Cates, Jeanne
Couch, Evelyn
Crook, Hcsper
Cummings, La Verne
Daniel, Katherine
Densmore, Juanita
Robnett, Flo
Rogers, Shirley
Saunders, Louise
Shields, Mary
Smith, Frances
Soloman, Ruth
Spangler, Helen
Rardea, Lena
Tarder, Sarah
Tennison, Marjorie
Wagner, Lydia
Walthers, Katie
Wheeler, Bethstine
Armstrong, Dorothy
Austin, Mary Ellen
Baker, Clara Helen
Boyd, Christine
Burt, Anna Jean
Carroll, Erna Mae
Clark, Pattie Sue
Coates, Anna Marie
Connally, Sara Ward
Day, Billie Katherine
DuPree, Katherine
Flowers, Dorothy Mae
Gresham, Dorothy
Hale, Hope
Hammond,
Jacqueline
Harvey, Annetta
Hawkins, Dorothy
Hill, Patricia
Hilton, Wanda
Hine, Virginia
Fincher, Claire
France, Marie
Heiskell, Reba
XY'hite, Julia iltlills M11dClY11
Blessing, Marjorie
Dye, Freda Joe
Edmondson, Frances
Gray, Mary
Hickman, Grace
Marshall, Cordelia
Polk, Dorothy
Richardson, Beatrice
Rogers, Katherine
Schieffer, Gussie Joe
Tyler, Frances
Tyler, Frances
Albine, Frances
Allen, Joan
Hughes, Billie Nell
James, Sylvia Dean
Johnson,
Virginia Dare
Loftice Elizabeth
Manton, Ruth
Maricle, Freda
Martin, Gene
Miller, Mildred
Morgan, Mable
Osborne, Jane
Park, Helen Jean
Parker, Ruth
Pothoff, Lois
Rcmstedt, Faye
Saunders, Wanda
Smith, Bernice
Thompson, Beth
Waggoner, Jayne
Willhite, Doris
Wilson, Dorothy
Young, Frances Clay
Ashley, Helen
Denton, Bette
Johnson,
Virginia Anne
Maas, Evelyn
Murray, Ruby
Beachum
Luna Belle
Bishop, Kathleen
Carter, Mary Kate
Cates, Jean
Chaney, Ethel
Clark, Eloise
Cooper, Mary Jane
Daniel, Jeanette
Garrett, Bennie Ruth
Harbold,
Lillian Catherine
Huiskell, Elizabeth
Hunter, Mary
Kinsworthy, Agnes
McKamy, Loma Anne
Moore, Mary Jo
Ramsey, Doris
Rook, Jane
Rowntree, Jeannette
Thomas Margie
Utley, Mary Ann
Utt, Nancelie
Vfard, Bettie Jane
Wfatson, Cecile
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SCHGLARSI-IIP C
Bell, Thurman
Bemelmans, Lambert
Bly, Homer
Childers, Charles
Dargan, L. C.
Henderson, Charles
Kisson, Loy
Murdoch, Richard
Pyeatt, Byron
Reed, Jack
Rogers, H. A.
Thomas, John
McClure, Dan
Greenwell, Jack
Allen, Jack
Williams, Nev
WOI'fl1Z1l11, Billy
Craven, Wilifielti
Childers, Dan
Ridi iigl n, jack
Philips, Aloe
Patton, NVaher
MeCulley, Rader
Sibley, jack
Brown, Rodgers
Cavetr, Oliver
Gleason, jim
Barnes, Bill
Giarraputo, Lucas
Meredith, Ross
Minter, llugene
Stedha iii, George
Wfilliams, jack
Deaver, I Iayes
TE'
lfagle, Bob
Hall, Hugh
Lemly, Foster Lee
Parker, Robert
Bolueh, John
Cox, Kenneth
Fowler, Clarence
Gaylor, Harry
Gillette, Fred
Green, Harry
Kinney, Jerry
Vaugl iii, james
XVanner, Charles
West, Jack
Xvilliams, Edward
XVyatt, james
Yeager, Earl
BOYS
Austin, Harold
Odom, Ralph
O'Rourke, john
Roberts, Raymand
Vaughan, A. C.
W'cbb, Keith
W'essels, Dean
Home, Morton
Talliinglon, Robert
Remington, Harry
Xwesterlage, Lloyd
Winters, Gene
Ashley, john
Baker, james
Carrall, B. A.
Cooke, Lane B.
Crown, Philip
Davidson, Paul
Dykes, Tommy
Kilgore, james
Iiimherlin, Douglas
King, Arthur
Marable, Williain
Pritchard, Hudson
Robberson, .lack
Robinson, -limmie
Rogers, Morgan
Blanton, Nvilbur
Gei-'ert, Leonard
Gruneizen, XVilliam
Harmon, George
Law, XVarren
Lee, liorest
I. LJ
Napier, Carl
Peterson, Roy
Waltliers, Dan
Coke, Owen
Collier, .Iimmie
Cox, Robert
Evcll, .lack
Gault, Duncan
Harris imii, -I. B.
Hema, Bill
Horn, W'ayne
Mehrten, Frank
Morrow, Earnest
C'Brien, Dennis
Simms, Jack
Teubner, Ray
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Katherine Daniel
Helen Jean Park
Maxine Wiederhold
Annctta Harvey
Latrell O'Bryan
Dorothy Lowe
Elaine Sims
Helen Spangler
Ruth Manton
Jane Osborne
Barbara Ann Clark
Jane Lee Amis
Virginia Epps
Marguerite Millie
Oleta Loftice
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SPANISH CLUB
Novella Johnson
Dorothy Mitchell
Charlotte Harber
Bob Clawson
Charles Dodge
Williain Campbell
Joan Allen
Edith Hufstedler
Sarah Ward Connolly
A udrca Blackwell
Lois Jean Watkiias
Dorcas Bivings
Margery Tipps
Elizabeth Shelton
Sara Connally
XVillian1 Gregory
Annetta Harvey
Oleta Loftice
Joanna Jones
Helen Spangler
James Kilgore
Frances Reneau
Dorothy Lowe
Elaine Sims
Charlotte Harber
Dorothy Mitchell
Novella Johnson
Margery Tipps
Dorcas Bivings
PAN-AMERICAN STUDENT FCDRUM
The Pan-American Student Forum is composed of thirty members from each of the Dallas
High Schools. There are five meetings each year of the entire club in the form of banquets.
Each Unit has meetings in its own high school.
Our creed is to bring about a closer relationship, sympathy, and understanding with the
peoples of the American Continent.
The national convention was held in Dallas in June, 1937, the state convention in Laredo
and Monterey in March, 1938.
OFFICERS
liall Tvrnl Sjwring Ti'l'l1I
DAPHINE MALQ SAWYIQR ..., ,,..,..,.i.. P l'C'Xit1C'llf LJORCAS BIVINGS ...,..., ., ,. ,..,, Pwsirfcazf
RAY PETTI1 ',,,..,,. ....,...i .,i., V i rc-Prvsidvrtzf ,IIMMIE ROBINSON .... , ..,, Vice-Prexidvfzf
MARGIQRY Turns ..,. .,..,,. ,.,.. S r 'cirfarjy MARGERY Timfs .,..,. .... S rrrrffary
SjIllll.YI2l'1MISS VIRGINIA RooTEs
Atll'i.Y!Jl'YH" CfIZlI7l'fI Rejireswzfalizfes
Bivings, Dorcas Chaney, Ethel Westerlgige, Lloyd
MEMBERS
Allen, Sam
Bivings, Dorcas
Blanton, Melba
Boluch, Mary -lane
Chaney, Ifthel
Connolly, Sara
Daniel, Katherine
Durand, Elizabeth
Ezell, jack
Iirogge, W'aIId:I
Griffin, Nlaurine
Hartness, Ruda
Harvey, Annetta
Hufstedler, lidith
lones, Henry
Kimberlin, Douglas
Lloyd, Dorothy
Loughmiller, George
Mciirew, Jean
Moore, Iivangeline
Osborne, Jane
Park, Helen jean
Pettit, Ray
Potthoff, Lois
Ramsey, Doris
Ramsey, Dorothy
Redman, Jack
Robinson, Jilnlnie
Rowntree, Jeannette
Russell, Melvin
Sawyer, Daphne
Shelton, Elizabeth
Spoonmore, Vera Lee
Swcatt, Oleta
Tipps, Margery
Wfesterlage, Lloyd
Whittlesey,
Margaret Anne
Nvilliams, Jack
Wfilliams, Voneta
Wissktwcliil, Margaret
wrfigllf, Hailey
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FRENCH
Addington, Rayford
Brackeen, Billy
Childers, Conway
Dykes, Tommy
Evans, James
Hall, Jimmie
Pritchard, Hudson
Stephenson, Horace
Webb, Keith
Blanton, Nadine
Chittim, Tuleta
Cook, Elizabeth
Dorsett, Roselyn
Duff, Mary
Du Pree, Catherine
France, Marie
DEPA
Greei nn
Haw ins, Dorothy
Hearn, Marie
Lappin, Lucille
Pantage, Angelina
Parker, Anna Mildred
Plunkett, Nannie Lou
Poole, Dorothy
Richardson, Sally
Rollandin, Virginia
Thurman, Dorothy Lee
Voyer, Evelyn
Wfaggoner, Frances
Wfalther, Katie
Wfeston, Jimmie
Clark, Maxine
RT
MENT
Erickson, Muriel
Hatcher, Ruth
Taylor, Rebecca
Wfarren, Imogene
Baldwin, Sarah Jane
Chatelain, Catherine
Cox, Florence
Daniel, Dorothy
Ford, lda Belle
Fowler, Margaret
Huckaby, Gloria
Kern, Marian
Pickens, Helen
Robnett, Luby
Todd, Betty Marie
Mayo, Louise
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LATIN
Barnes, Bill
Bennett, Flinor
Blanton, Wilbur
Carter, Billie
Cook, Lane B.
Crook, Hasper
Dargan, I.. C.
liagle, Bob
Fstes, Mary Francis
Fincher, Claire
Fruneisen, William
Hall, Hugh
Hare, Robert
Hawkins, Iileanor
Harrison, Genevieve
Hughes, Billie Nell
Karr, Mary
Johnston, Mary
Loftiee, Elizabeth
Maas, Iivelyn
Lee, Forest
Mason, Russell
Miller, Dorothy
Murdock, Jane
Napier, Carl
North, Mary Ruth
Parker, Ruth
W'ilson, Dorothy
Patton, Walter
DEPARTMENT
Pornell, Jack
Sibley, Jack
W'ebb, Kirk
Adkisson, Billie
Anderson, Marilyn
Barr, Chris
Boatman, Al
Carrell, Sam
Cecil, Bernice
Childers, Charles
Clark, llloise
Clark, Pattie Sue
Coke, Owen
Dcnsmore, Juanita
Gaither, Jimmie
Gault, Duncan
Harrison, Harry
Hearne, Maurinc
Hilton, Wanda
Home, Bill
Kitlson, Mardelle
Koch, Bettie Sue
Marable, Xvilliam
McCulley, Rader
O'Bri.1n, Dennis
Pyeatt, Nancy
Robberson, Jack
Salas, Glory
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Schmidt, Dorothy
Simmons, James
See, Bill
Tanner, XVarren
Whittlesey, Philip
Arnet, G. C.
Atterberry, XVilson
Avard, Collece
Bean, Harold
Bizler, John
Branam, Vern Fay
Cooke, John
Crockett, James
Home, Morton
Martin, Dorothy
Rnssey, Benita
Stevenson, Robert
Vernon, liarline
Wilkii'lsrrn, Otis
Adm, Bill
Arrington,
Billie Merle
Cornett, Mildred
Geisert, Leonard
Grcen, G. T.
Harris, Mathew
Hughes, Jack
Kinney, Jerry
Kirwin, Johanna
Law, W'arren
Lent, Bettie Lu
Lord, Jack
Marshall, Cordelia
Morgan, Mable
Miranda, Lillian
Peese, Jim
Powers, Lois
Sanders, Thomas
Schieffer, Gussiero
Sorenson, Rodney
Templeton, Mary Jean
Tyler, Frances
Vaughan, James
Wfatson, Mary Belle
Baltzezar, Marion
Blaine, Joe Anne
Bowden, Edgar
Cannin, Bud
Carlton, Juanita
Cooke, Dorothy
Dunn, Jack
Fastman, Mary
Ellison, Vira
Farrey, Frances
Fthridge, Harvey Jo
Fisher, Jack
Fox, Bertie
Gillen, Margueritte
Gray, Bob
Griffitt, June
Hannah, Florence
Kidson, Fern Ruth
King, Doris
Long, Mary Jane
Luekie, Wilma Jean
McMannis, William
McLord, Mary Jane
Moore, Ruxie Ann
Moore, Thomas
Napier, Wilmtl
O'Rourke, John
O'Rourke, Frank
Parker, Catherine
Rice, Grace
Roberts, Lionel
Smith, Bertram
Smith, Frances
Sillers, Tommy
Stroud, Flimbeth
Tardio, Lena
Wagner, Frederick
Wheeler, Bethstine
Williams, Nev.
Young, Jim
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President .
Vice-President .
Secretary .
Treasurer
S ponsor
Cooke, Owen
Cook, Embelyne
Gleason, Jimmie
Gruneison, Williglni
Henderson, Charles
Johnston, Mary
LIBRARY CGUNCIL
MEMBERS
. COLBY MCDONOUGH
. JIMMIE GLEASON
. NELLIE LEE MARTIN
. . . ALICE Cox
. Miss LAURA ALEXANDER
Marshall, Cordelia May
Murdock, Jane
Phillips, George
Vernon, Evoline
Wfillinm, Edward
STUDENT CQUNCIL
I'rc'xiilw1f .
Vil'F-PV6,Sit1l,1If .
Sl'C'fl'fL1l'J' .
Bandy, Betty
Benda, D'Maris
Blaine Joe Anne
Bly, Homer
Bolding, Lonnie
Chittein, Tulera
Coleman, Virginia
Connally, W'arCl Sarah
Daniel, Katherine
Davidson, Paul
Denny, Lidamay
Estes, Mary Frances
Fox, James
Gillette, Fred
Cwruneisen, Wfilliam
MEMBERS
Hall, Hugh
Hawkins, Eleanor
Hare, Robert
l-lodgens Mary Lo
, u
Holston, Nora Mae
Jameson, Mary Lou
Johnston, Mary
McCary, Gracie
McCulley, Rader
McCullough, Hal
Michael, Delia
Miller, Dorothy
Miller, Jack
Musgrove, Lee
Napier, Carl
Pettit, Jos
1SC
PYRO N PYLEATT
WILLIAM GRUNEISE N
DoRoTHY Nlll,l.I2R
Pyeatt, Byron
Park, Helen Jean
Pollack, Ruth
Robinson, Jimmie
Simmons, James
Wfatson, Cecile
XVebb, Kirk
Wfildman, Dolly
Wfylie, Robert
Yuening, Joe
Browder, Fred
Humphreys, XVanda
XVarren, lmogene
Wfaggoner, Jayne
Fincher, Claire
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IXIATICDNAI. Tl-IESPIAN CLUB
Purpose-to further the work of the Dramatic Club by selecting from that club
students with outstanding acting ability and giving them a more detailed education in
dramatics.
OFFICERS
Full Term
BENNIE RUTH GARRETT . PI'I'Si!I,U771'
MAIKGUERITE BARRETT . Vivo-P1'ffsir!:'r1z'
IVA NELL BENNETT, Recording Sc'c1'vta1'y
JEANNETTE ROVUNTREE
. . . Corresjzomiing S:frrefu1'y
Sponsor . ..... .
b,Lvri11g Y erm
BENNIE RUTH GARRETT . President
MARGUFIIITE BARRETT . Vive-P1'cxi11r1'zf
REBECCA TAYLOR, RPL'!1l'lZiIZ,Q S:'c:'efm'y
JEANNETTE ROWNTREE
. . . Co1'1'f'sj2o11n'i11g Srfmfefarjv
. . MRS. WANDA BANKER
MEMBERS
Barrett, Marguerite
Bennett, Iva Nell
Bennett, Elinor Frances
Carey, Mary Frances
Chaney, Ethel
Carter, Mary Kate
Garrett, Bennie Ruth ,
WW
Giarraputo, Lucas
Green, Carol Ann
Hawkins, Dorothy
Lillard, Kitty
O'Neal, Jewel Lynn
Peebles, Nancy
Rowntree, Jeannette
Taylor, Rebecca
Thomas, Margie
Urley, Mary Ann
Wallace, Glynn
Walther, Richard
Wright, Jim
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S-wi!
SENIOR
Jack Linehrui
Donald W'illiams
Lucas Giarraputo
Robert Capers
Harry McCaffrey
Otto Henke
Eddie Peters
G. W. Chandler
Tildcn Hudson
Colby McDonou
gh
HI-V
Franklin Crain
Charles Parmelee
Floyd Terry
Jack Williains
Foster Lee Lcmlcy
Robert Wylie
Robert Shelton
Jack Miller
Jack Smithers
Billy Tolbert
Clayton Campbell
Oliver Cavett
Roy Gordon
T. Patton
Hugh Hall
Douglas Knott
Morgan Rogers
Albert Walraven
Louis McBride
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P resin' on lf . .
Vice-P1'c'si1Ic'f1f
Sr'Cr0fnry . .
Swgezllzi-:lf-A rms
P l'l'.VilIl'l7 f . .
Viva'-PresiJr'11l
Setrefury . . .
Sergeafzf-az'-Arnzs
Robert Nowlin
Robert Ivy
Owen Coke
James Maples
Jimmie Campbell
William Gruneisen
9,
FALL TERM
SPRING TERM
MEMBERS
Jerry Smith
Carl Kinnan
Rader McCulley
Joe Brown
Fred McBride
Horace Stephenson
!"""
JUIXIIQI2 I-II-V
. ROBERT NOWLEN
. . . ROBERT IVY
. . . OWEN CORE
. JAMES WILI.IAM MAPLES
. KJIMMIE CAMPBELL
. . JOE BROWN
. . FRED MCBRIDE
. HORACE STEVENSON
James Roberson
Lonnie Bolding
Tarbet Croft
Jim Shaw
Walter Patton
Warren Harding
STUDENT ASSISTANTS
Coleman, Rirha
Polk, Dorothy
Chaney, Ethel
Carey, Mary Frances
Beachum, Luna Belle
Maas, Evelyn
Garrett, Benny Ruth
Bodine, Robyn
Waggonner, Jane
Burke, Kathryn
Harris, Mary Virginia
Watsoii, Cecile
Rowntree, Jeannette
Duff, Mary
Carter, Mary Kate
Jones, Henry
Hawkins, Bobby
Cooke, Embelyne
Richburg, Loretta
Scruggs, Joellen
Erickson, Mriel
Mann, Clifford
Cox, Alice
Hawkins, Eleanor
Henke, Otto
XVinters, Gene
Marshall, Cordelia
Henderson, Charles
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I-IGRSEBACK RIDING CLUB
Hatcher, Ruth
Duncan, Boyce
Capers, Robert
Chandler, G. W.
Parker, Betty
Hollander, Evelyn
Peebles, Nancy
Wilkes, Meredith
Bishop, Kathleen
Cunningham, Juanita
Moyers, lylaxine
King, La Vern
Rawlins, Douglas
Mangold, Charles
Linehan, Jack
Terry, Floyd
Irwin, J. B.
Little, Audie
Reed, Jack
Hillpot, Jewell
Jackson, Edna Mae
Crossland, Howard
Wonuack, Lesta Gertrude
Hancock, Marcus
Rider, Paul
Harrison, Jim
Spillers, Jack
Lloyd, Dorothy
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lNTERSCl-ICDLASTIC LEAGUE
Jim Wright
Jeannette Rountree
Virginia Holliday
Richard Dillaliunty
Russell Mason
Rebecca Taylor
Bennie Ruth Garrett
Ruth Manton
Richard Walther
Ivelle Tacker
Jack Smither
Oris Dobiyanski
James Kilgore
g Belly
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"D" CLUB
Patterson, George
Parr, Wyman
Durrett, Elmer
Avm, J. E.
Boatman, Al
Gandy, Rex
Phillips, George
Linehan, Jack
Landers, Kenneth
Niblo, Ray
Harding, Warren
Barnes, Bill
Hunt, Woodrow
Terry, Floyd
Brown, Douglas
Fox, james
McCullough, Hal
Suter, James
Darby, Furnon
Davis, Lloyd
Bearden, Bob
Chandler, G. W.
Prentice, Bill
Billings, Woodrow
Hunter, Robert
Ulm, William
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GRCI-IESTIQA
PY'L'.Yidl'llf .
Vim'-Prr'siJc'11f .
Sc'r'rc'fary-Trc'as11wr
Sofia! Chairman .
Avorn Rvjmrirr
Addingt0n,Ri1yford
Adkisson, XV. C.
Birdsong, jack
Bly, Paul
Coleman, Tommy
Cannon, Herald
Childress, Conway
Goodwin, Paul
Graham, Max
Gray, Bob
UFFICERS
NlFMl5l"liS
Green, H. T.
Green, ll. T.
Lee, Frank
McManus, Williixiii
O'Brien, Dennis
NVarner, Frank
XY'hite, W'illiam
Wfilson, XVailance
Burnett, Martha
. . Doius Cook
Rfwifnkn Amm1NG1'oN
. . . PAUL Bm'
. CLAIIUQ FINCQHI-.R
Hiikmn CDXNNON
Cook, Doris
Jincher, Claire
Honeycutt, Jewell
Heath, Natalie
Newton, june
O'Bryan, Lntrella
Starling, Francis
Templeton, Mary Jean
Torno, Madeline
Tyler, Frances
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Page Ninth'-!w0
Allbright, Richard Blaine, Lahoma
Boatman, Al
Bates, Billy
Calloway, Rob
Fitc, James
Landers, Kenneth
Luper, Dan
Price, john
Sibley, Pat
Stubbs, Nolan
Stubbs, Virgil
Cavette, Oliver
Abernathy, Edith
Clark, Maxine
Carteel, Mary Louise
Dickinson, Dorothy
llinery, Louise
Elaw, Juanita
Gaither, jimmy
Harber,
Mary Elimbeth
Harbold, Catherine
Harris, llrnestine
Harris, Mary Virginia
Holland, Adelaide
Adams, Mary -Iune Hollander, Ifvelyn
Bush, Kelly,1,orena
Marv Katherine Knight, Bobby Louise
MIXED CHGPLJS
Michel, Delia
Moore, Adana
North, Mary Ruth
Perkins, Alice M.
Pittman, Catherine
Owens, Virginia
Peery, Nfable G.
Roberts, Mary Io
Roundtree,
Mary Ruth
Savis, joy
Sinclair, Amy Roy
Utley, Mary
Wfalker, Leona
Xvaits, Mary Ann
Nvalters, Sadie Mac
Shooninore, Vera
liaugh, W'ellford
Collier, Grant
Lopez, Thomas
Parr, Charles
Snead, Chad
Tuxberry, Bill
Irwin, J. B.
Hohman, W'ally
Bell, Erline
Coleman, Christine
Dial, Catherine
Dial, Dorothy
Fulkerson, Margaret
Gaither, Grace
Griffith, June
Hemphill, Jeanne
Huff, Virginia
Hudspeth, Elizabeth
Leslie, Berta
Moore, Roxie Ann
Nichols, Doris
Payne, Dorothy
Singleton, Mildred
Vaughn, jean
Vann, Ruth
Vestol, Thelma
Whittlesey,
Margaret Ann
Carter, Juanita
F
GIRLS' GLEE CL
Adams, Virginin Cfnndnr, Dnrix Ann Huun, Mnnricnc
Hnnln1,1n, l'ClI1.l lfarle I-llis, Xhry Hcnrn, Marie
Bdllgll. A1541 N'I.1v: Gales. Milnlrcal Hamilton, lflimluctlw
Bcnnctll. Iva Nell II.1ll, Doris Hudgins, Mary Bess
Brown. BCILQ' Bird Hnvcnw, Mnjuric Fmircy, Frances
S2lfCS,llU11I1IlC
-luclxsmm, Anbm Mac
Llulmsnn, Nldflllil
Innes, Innnna
NIv:Clung, llclcn
O'lJonolmc, Billy ,Im
l3ollwf1V,l.nis
UB
Ruukluy, Dorm lmy
Tuckur,lDorutl1y
XYYJISOII, Mary lic
Young, Hclcn
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JANUARY SENIQR PLAY CAST
Evelyn Honeycutt
Dorothy Toano
Mary Lois Russell
Elizabeth Cameron
Iva Nell Bennett
Clayton Campbell
Robert Capers
Eddie Petters
Lucas Cfiarraputa
Billy Tuxburry
JUNE SENIQI2 PLAY CAST
Virginia Holliday
Edwin Gaskin
Marjorie Ray
H. A. Rodgers
Mary Kate Carter
J. B. Irwin
Luna Belle Beachum
Oris Dabiyanski
Mary Frances Carey
Lambert Bemelsmah
Mr
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TALENT CLUB
Louise Rainwater
Betty Lou Lent
Oleta Sweatt
Jott Maxwell
Dan Luper
Luna Belle Beachum
Oliver Cavett
Albert Little
Richard Allbright
June Griffcth
Mozclle Harris
Dorothy Gerard
Wilma Jean Lucky
TEXAS PQETRY CLUB
MAMHA BURNIT1'
WVANIIA Fuoum:
MARGARIJI' XVHI 1-.1.
BETT1: DENTLJN
IZLIZAHIZTH Crxrvrru
171111 Tm' 111 .
Barrett, Marguerite
Baxley, Marian
Bearden, Mary
Bishop, Kathleen
Board, Frances
Boyd, Billie ,Io
Burnett, Martha
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OFFICERS
. 1'r'c.i'iJw1l
. Vin'-1'rf'.viJz'11f
. S4'N'u!ur'y
Progmzlu Clnzirnmrz
Snviul Cflairmflrz
Spring Ter nz
BILLIIZ jo Boro . .
,IRAN GL1tAsoN . .
Minn' KA'l'IIl2RlNl. Mt:Wl
MARY Ilumtimlix .
BIARGARET Will-'i,i,1lt ,
MURIIQL EitrtiKsoN .
SPONSORS
. MRS. TAYLoR Spring Term
MEMBERS
Bybee, Rugh
Carter, Elizabeth
Clark, Maxine
Denny, Lydia Mae
Denton, Bette
Dickinson, Dorothy
Erickson, Muriel
Frogge, Wantla
Gleason, Jean
Jameson, Mary Lou
McXY'illiams,
Mary Katherine
Nicholson, Marjorie
Orr, Jane
Peebles, Nancy
Pittman,
Mary Katherine
Rowntrec, Jeannette
Spicer, Margaret
. . Pl'L'5i1l1'!1l
Vin'-Pr'mizl4'11l
LLIA Ms . Sl'l'V'C'f1lV',Y
Progmuz Clmirumu
. Sofirzl Chairman
Acorn Rejmrfvr'
M ISS HIGGI NBOTI-IAM
Steger, Josephine
Turner, Virginia
Wfarren, Imogene
W'est, Rose Marie
XX'l1eeler, Margaret
XY'l1itman, Dorothy
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JUNIOR RED CRC
Edna Earl Bland
Genevieve Dobbins
Ruby Murrey
Marjorie Ray
Eloise Clark
Billie Adkisson
Edna Mae Jackson
Maxine Moyers
Tommy Nelson
Juanita Billard
Rodney Balendonck
Bud Camin
Donald Gallager
JUNIOR MEDICAL PROFESSIGNAI. CLUB
Charline Swann
Jewel Hillpot
Hazel Collier
Marjorie Ray
Doris Hiser
Betty Parker
Edith Latimer
Ritha Coleman
Edna Mae Jackson
Dorothy Poole
Pzlgi' iv I
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JOTT MAXXY"E1.L .
RICHARDS WALTHIZRS
BFTTIE JANE WARIJ
JOTT MAXWk1l.L .
RICHARDS WALTHERS
BETTIE JANE WARD
GORDON REED .
Sponsor . .
Badgett, Jimmy
Bowles, Albert
Burke, Kathryn
Collier, Carol
Crown, Phil
Dean, Ruth
Franklin, Alonzo
Graham, Max
Hamilton, Elizabeth
Hawkins, Dorothy
Harris, Mary Virginia
MERA CLUB
SPRING TERM
Henderson, Charles
Hiscr, Doris
Howard, Guy
Hughes, Jack
Latimer, Edith
Lent, Betty Lou
Morgan, Mabel
Marshall, Virginia
Maxwell, Jott
Musgrove, Lee
McGee, David
O'Brien, Dennis
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Reed, Gordon
Swann, Charline
Tippitt, Frank
W21lthC1'S, Richard
Wanner, Charles
Waggener, Frederick
Winters, Gene
Wilder, Truman
Walke1', Ruth
Ward, Bettie Jane
PRGGRESSIVE CLUB
James Fox
Kenneth Landers
Robert Shelton
Norman Hartmann
Joe Lee
Warreii Harding
Charles Parmelee
Woodrow Hunt
Al Boatman
Tom Sawyer
Louis McBride
Robert Hawkins
Rogers Brown
Charles Henderson
Robert Talkington
Richard Walther
Allan Barry
Jimmy Marco
Jim Wright
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ARMAND KEANE
BELIA MICHAEL
DOROTHY DICKENSON
JERRY SMITH
Sponsor
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PEP SQUAD
MEMBERS
Adams, Virginia
Arrington, Billye Merle
Ball, Sally
Banker, Doris
Beachum, Luna Belle
Beckhman, Mary
Bell, Dorothy
Bishop, Kathleen
Blessing, Marjorie
Blackwell, Andrea
Bloss, Betty June
Bludworrh, Mildred
Bradford, Elizabeth
Pep Squad Mascot
Patricia Noah
Pep Squad Leaders
Linden Mccullen
Sidney Ruth Waddel
Mary Frances Casey
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Brower, Jeanette
Carey, Mary Frances
Carpenter, Marian
Carrell, Erna Mae
Clyette, Caroline
Cockran, Cordelia
Collier, Hazel
Cook, Elizabeth
Cook, Gladys Dorothy
Cox, Alice
Cox, Kathleen
Cox, Florence
Cummings, Anna Jo
Cummings, La Verne
Dorsett, Roselyn
Elam, Juanita
Emmons, Marth Jane
Glover, Betty Jane
Goodman, Jacqueline Marie
Hamilton, Elizabeth
Harber, Mary Elizabeth
Hayes, Martha Jane
Hill, Peggy Jean
Hill, Betty Joe
Holloway, Gwendolyn
Huckaby, Gloria
Huffhines, Anita
Hunter, Frances
James, Esther May
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Johnson, Virginia Anne
Johnston, Mary
Jones, Kathryne
Kemp, Doris
Loftice, Elizabeth
Loftice, Oleta
Long, Frances
Lloyd, Dorothy
Lormis, Nellie Jayne
McClain, Elaverne
McClellan, Lindeen
Maas, Evelyn
McLaren, Jon
Mallony, Mary Sue
Madderra, Velma
Meredith, Marguerite
Miller, Dorothy
Merritt, Dorothy
Moore, Evangeline
Nichols, Edythe Kay
Nelson, Tommye
O,Bryan, Latrell
O'Donohoe, Billy June
Paden, Helen Grace
Palmer, Betty
Polk, Dorothy
Potthoff, Lois
Pyeatt, Nancy
Ramsey, Dorothy
Rainwater, Louise
Ranft, Marquita
Reed, Elsie Mae
Richardson, Geraldine
Rippetoe, Earline
Smith, Eleanor Claire
Stroud, Mary Beth
Sutton, Nancy Carol
Taylor, Bobette
Thomas, Lois
Thurman, Dorothy Lee
Torno, Madeline
Tippens, Evelyn
Scribner, Maurine
Shelton, Elizabeth
Smithers, Betty
Spradling, Mary Lou
Swinney, Marceline
Talbot, Elayne
Tucker, Dorothy
Tyler, Frances
Vfaggoner, Jane
Wardrip, Ruth
Watson, Mary Belle
Whittlesey, Margaret Anne
Wilhite, Doris
Wiskochil, Margaret
Waddle, Sidney Ruth
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FIRST LT. RICHARD DILLAHUNTY
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. MASTER JACK LINEHAM
. SERGEANT LEWIS MCBRIDE
STAFF SERGEANTS KIRK WEBB,
JIMMIE GILLII.ANlJO
ROSTER OF COMPANY A
Captain Privates
Williams, Jack
First Lieutenant
Miller, Jack
Second Lieutenants
Clark, Perry
Davidson, Paul
First Sergeant
Elixson, Philip
Sergcants J
Beiseker, Marvin
Boli, L. A. 2 .
Carrell, B. A.
Cline, Marcus
McIntosh, Doyal
Smith, George
Corjzorals
Brown, Joseph, Jr
Guillory, J. W.
Moore, T. E.
Robinson, Jimmie
Tippitt, Frank W.
Adin, William M.
Albin, Jayson
Atkinson, Billy
Balendonck, Rodney
Barr, Chris
Blackwell, Clyde
Bludworth, Bill
Camin, Bud
Commons, Milton
Craven, Winfield
Dailey, Howard
Duncan, Richard
Everett, Billy
Faison, Bill
Fowler, Clarence
Frazier, Boyd
Gardner, John
Hartsfield, Merldean
Hawkins, Bob
Hawkins, Ray
Heiskell, Jimmie
Helms, Joe
Hunley, Raymond
James, Leon
Jones, Maurice
Kerby, Dale
Kinney, Jerry
Lord, Jack
Lowe, Edward
Marco, Jimmie
Mayabb, Charles
McMains, Landie
Morrow, Otis Lee
Norris, Jack
Norvell, Eugene
Odom, Ralph G.
Owen, E. E.
Sallis, Fred
Sawyer, Tom
Sharpe, Aubry
Stearman, Jack
Tabor, Stanley
Thompson, Glenn
Wall, Dan
Williams, Billy
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Jones, Henry
First Licmferlafff
Smither, Jack
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Eagle, Bobby
Mason, Russel
First Sf'1'gI'dl1f
Hurt, Douglass
St'l'gF6ll7f.Y
BurkS,Jim
Dargan, L. C.
Eason, Prentiss
Ivy, Robert
Kilgore, James
Corporals
Bealmer, C. M.
Haralson, David
Kelly, Joe
Musgrove, Lee
Wentworth, B. R.
riwzfes
Anderson, Charles
Austin, Harold
Baker, Robert
Blair, Raymond
Beckham, Jack
Benners, Alfred
Biesley, Vernon
Bowden, Edgar
Crossland, Edward
Dodge, Charles
Fritz, Eugene
Garland, Gail
Geisert, Leonard
Gerens, Lloyd
Gibbons, Robert
Gray, Jack
Green, Ray
Lee
Howell, Robert
Hughes, Jack
Jennings, Buddy
Keahey, George
Mabry, Dick
Merjanian, Paul
Milke, Henry
Olan, Lawrence
Pettit, Ray Alton
Phillips, Hershall
Sheilield, Dee Roy
Silvey, James
Smith, Robert
Thompson, Carl
Thompson, Pat
Ueckert, William
Wade, George
Wanner, Charles
Webb, Keith
Wright, Johnnie
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Captain
Capers, Robert
First Lieutenant
Crossland, Howard
Srcomt Lieuteuants
Brown, Rodgers
McDonough, Colby
First Sergeant
Parker, Robert
Svrgcants
Berry, Allen
Blair, Arthur
Parker, Jack
Phillips, Joe
Wfarren, Malcolm
Whitten, Robert
Corporals
Cox, Robert
Duncan, Boyce
Hackler, Thaviu
Hall, Hugh
Minor, Ralph
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Privates
Allen, Jack
Audry, Billy
Bloys, Bill
Brannon, T.
Brown, Orville
Brinkley, Charles
Browder, Fred
Buckley, Stewart
Carter, Morris
Cowing, Harry
Cummings, Gayle
Davis, Bill
Farrar, Billy
Green, Jack
Hackler, Taswell
Hall, Dalton
Harris, Jack
Hawkins, Jimmy
Hendricks, Harold
Herman, Harry
Hopkins, Charley
Ivy, David
Kinght, John
Lee, Lawrence
Lewis, Lawrence
McCarty, Wendell
Morgan, David
Morgan, Billy
Pasino, Frank
Proctor, Charles
Redwine, Bob
Reston, Ray
Russell, Lloyd
Skelton, Marvin
Smith, Bertram
Stultz, Sydnor
Sturdivant, Gordon
Terry, Tom
Walther, Danny
Warren, Russell
Webster, Earl
West, Jack
Whitlock, Roy
Wfilder, Truman
Williams, Nev
Williams, Wyvel
Worsham, Billy
Youngblood, Fred
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Capiain P1'iva1fes
Bernard Womack
First Lieutemznt
Wilford Baugh
Second Lieutcnants
Hare, Robert
Lorente, Shirley
First Sc'1'geu11f
MCCaffcry, Harry
Sergeamfx
Butler, Tommy
Cokes, Owen
Crain, Franklin
Herman, George
Keene, Armond
Kinnan, Carl
Corpomls
Collier, Jimmie
Fowlkes, Marvin Dow
Franklin, Ned
Gualt, Duncan
Tanner, W'arren
Harrison, Harry
Allen, James
Baker, Edwin
Baker, Gil
Barton, Lysle
Bixler, W. D.
Boluch, John
Bryant, Jack
Bryant, Robert
Caldwell, Ralph
Carrell, Sam Less
Coker, Marshall
Cox, Kenneth
Denton, James
Eckert, John
Evans, Forrest
Fuston, J. W.
Harding, Warren
Harpold, Horace
Hillin, Samuel
Home, Bill
Horn, Wyne
Hutchinson, Robert
Lindley, Garland
Lopez, Thomas
Martin, Ernest
Maples, Billy
Mclntire, Lonnie
McBride, Fred
Moeck, Johnnie
Moore, Thomas
Prichard, Royal
Rambo, Edward
Roberts, Lionel
Roberts, Raymond
Roller, Ted
Schlinke, Otis
Scott, Shieifield
Simms, Jack
Sims, Ralph
Switzer, Dashiell
Thompson, Earl
Wheeler, Herman
Whittlesey, Phillip
Wier, Jack
Wright, Jim
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Bernard Womack
Paul Davidson
Rodgers Brown
Jim Burks I p
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George Kelly
B. R. Wentworth
Perry Clark
Allan Beery
Jack Smithers ,
Ralph Menor
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Frensley, Billy
Lemly, Foster Lee
Parmelee, Charles
1 First Sergeant
Travis, Calvin
Staff Se1'gea11fs
Ashley, John
Bowles, Albert
Henderson, Charles
Sergeunis
Brackeen, Billy
Cooke, Lane B.
Elphingstone, Mike
Shelton, Robert
Stephenson, Horace
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Corjmrczls
Croft, Torbett W.
Depew, Paul
Dickey, J. A.
Lee, Joe
McGee, Gene
Meserole, Otis
O'Brien, Dennis
Privates
Addington, Rayford
Allen, Billy Bob
Allen, Sam
Baughman, Desmer
Childers, Conway
Clark, Robert
Durham, Burt
Easley, Raymond
Gillette, Fred
Goodwin, Paul W.
Graham, Max
Hamilton, Robert
Hanson, Walter
Hart, -Tack
Jones, Glen
Law, Warren
Lee, Forrest
Lee, Frank
Norris, C-. B.
Redman, Jack
Robertson, Wayne
Shelton, Billy
Sibley, Jack
Smith, Jerry
Thompson, Morris
Walther, Richard
Warner, Frank
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SCRLJB TEAM
FIRST ROW
Billy Maples James Nall
Harry Cowin Tom Cole
Sterling Huling Leslie Miller
Luke Collett Robert Calder
James Roberson James Fight
Torbet Croft Bertram Smith
Bob Bearden, Mgr. Russell Wyatt
SECOND ROW
Lonnie Bolding Joe Brown
Lloyd Dunnam George Wade
David Kenner Dan Dennis
Fred Carmichael Bill Primm
Penryn Rasor Bill Prentice, Mgr.
Walter Patton Taswell Hackler
Otis Schlinke
THIRD ROW
Coach R. B. Harris Charles Thompson
Rex Gossett James Fox
Jimmie Mascho James Suter
Marvin Moore, Mgr. Nickolas Lonza
Jack Simms Lloyd Russell
Yvilbur Blanton Billy Satterwhite
Guy Howard Marion Sattcrwhite
Gerald Tallent
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.George Patterson
nl. V. Ridley
Wensel Gandy
Kenneth Landers
I. E. Avera
Lloyd Davis
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GEORGli "PATH PATTERSON
George, tri-captain and quarter back, had a tough assignment, but he handled it
with ease and had some to spare. Pat smashed his way through broken fields and
left would-be tacklers clutching at the air. As a safety man, George was unbeatable.
WENZEL 'lBRo'rHER" GANDY
About school, W'enzel is called "Brother" because he is that kin to Rex Gandy,
star tackle. This is the first time in a number of years that two brothers played
side by side in a game. Brother, during the season, excelled in pass xnaring and ran
the leaders a tight race at blocking and tackling.
KENNETH 'QSTE1'--N-FETC1-IIT" LANDERS
Kenneth was probably the hardest struck boy on the Adamson squad as far as
injuries were concerned. He was the hardest worker and a very dependable guard
until "Lady Luck" went against him in the I. O. O. F. game. Step-n-Fetchit stayed
in there and fought hard and won his letter. Next year much is expected of him.
J. E. AVLRA
J. E. rose from the rank of a scrub, to bench warmer to the varsity squad in a
week's time. He surprised fans, but those who knew football players felt that E.
was a natural as a guard. He, in the Sunset game, started the tide turning as he
smashed his way through his opponents and contacted the ball carrier with fierce
and deadly tackles. Avera finished his high school career as a football player in great
style, and his spirit and hustle will be the example for football players to come.
LLOYD KCOUNTRYQ Davis
Lloyd was the utility man on the Leopard squad. He played seven different
positions during the fall of '37 and played one as well as the other and as well as
any player who usually held down the position. Country had hard luck during the
first of the season with an injury in his knee, but he got over it and finished in a
glorious manner at right guard.
EI.MER USCORPIONU DURRETT
Elmer on numerous occasions not only was a good offensive and defensive player
in the line, but he also demonstrated some fine ability intercepting passes, while
breaking up line plays. This is Durrett's second year to lettr, and with his indis-
pensible line backing on the defensive, he should be given honorable mention for All-
City.
JAMES SUTER
Taken from his regular guard position, James was placed at the right tackle posi-
tion in place of injured Rex Gandy. He played as brilliant a game at tackle as he
did at guard, and will be remembered by his teammates and opponents for his fair
and excellent playing.
Elmer Durretlt James Suter
JANIIS "Davis" Oakl-.s
Tri-Captain Oakes was one of the outstanding players in the district. In fact
he was picked by many as All-City. He was one of our hardest tacklers and best
blockers. He was a fighter to the end, and no doubt will always be remembered by
both friend and foe.
Whxltlti N "jok1,R" HAIKIJING
W'arren's do or die spirit, and consistent hustling, in turn, gave him a letter
this year. Not only spirit and hustle, but his ability to block and tackle were
remarkable in spite of his lack of experience. Harding has what it takes, and will
be back next year to display his skill.
QJLIVI it C:AVl.'l 1'
Oliver lettered this year for the first time and will be back next year to take
the Leopards through another year of history football. He was a serious worker
and was very dependable when called upon. Oliver was a good player on offense,
and defense, though lack of experience held him back considerably.
HAL QHOIFD McCu1,t.oUcn
Hal surprised many Leopard fans by taking over the right end position at the first
of the season and holding it through out the games. His great improvement was
in blocking and tackling, and that gave him the promotion. "Hole" opened the
season with a bang, showing his ability at catching passes from all angles and posi-
tions. Hal has one more year to play and has great hopes of carrying away all-city
honors.
Douotas RAWLINGS
Though not mentioned much during a game as outstanding, Douglas was the
real and true cause of Niblo's consistant ground gaining. His superb blocking on
off-tackle plays and end runs will always be remembered. Though this was Doug's
first and last year to play on the Varsity squad, he made himself known to all
Leopard rooters who saw him play.
G. W. CkiANDI.l2R
Chandler is rated, by all. as one of the fastest and shiftiest backs in the city.
He was as brilliant a pass receiver and he was a ball carrier and in him was the
spirit and hustle that all great football players have. G. XV. finished his football
career at Adamson this year, but will be heard of in years to come, not only in
football, but in basketball and baseball as well.
Ai. BoA'rMAN
Al was another one of the boys on the injured list at the first of the season, but
he pulled out of it in time to get recognition as an excellent football player. Boat-
man showed vast improvement as the sea-on went along and always had that fight-
ing determination to win. He will have a hard job next year as guard, but his
spirit will carry him through.
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REX "MAI-IATMAU GANDY
Rex, tri-captain and ace tackle for the Leopards, would have been unquestionable
All City, but a broken hand, received in the Waco game, prevented it, because it
was the cause of his missing three city series tilts. Mahatma turned in a dependable'
offensive and defensiv performance in every game he appeared in, which was dear
to every coach but the enemy instructor.
ROBERT BAKER
Robert is known as tl1e sophomore sensation on the gridiron. He excelled as a
blocking back when only one year of experience was behind him. Wfith two more
years to go, Robert should make a strong bid for All-City. Baker has the real
traditional "Oak Cliff Spirit" and much is expected of him in the future.
BILL QBODACIOUSD BARNES
Bill used his 210 pounds of muscle to a great advantage, smashing through
opponent blockers with ease. He, at times, bolstered up the whole left side of
the Adamson forward wall when his mates on each side were unfortunately taken out.
Bodncious's everlasting spirit during his last.year of play will be remembered by all
who know him and have heard of him.
JAMES ilHYMAN,, Fox
The left guard position was filled in by steady and dependable James Fox.
Several boys who opposed Fox said James was the hardest charging guard they had
played against. He played almost enough time in various opponents' backfield to
earn a letter from their school.
BILL "REn,' PRENTICE
Bill was one of the most useful boys on the squad. Wllcnever the players
needed equipment, or first aid, Bill was always Johnny on the spot. He believed in
the Leopards and helped them along with encouraging words and brightened things up
when the going was tough. Prentice has been assistant manager two years and this
year he was promoted to head manager. He has one more year to be manager of the
football squad.
RAY NIBLO
As the star player, Ray was the mainstay of 'the Leopard squad. He was a
triple-threat man being able to pass accurately, punt far and high, carry the ball
and gain ground consistently, and last but not least, he was easily the hardest
taekler of the city. In all of this Ray was elected All City and was mentioned as
an outstanding player in the state.
DIDN'T LETTER
CHAD SNEED
J. V. RIDLEY
MARVIN MOORE
Woonnow HUNT
Marvin Moore Bill Prentice Ray Niblo
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L1,ovn Davis
"Country", as Davis is known, was substitute guard. Although he played
only a few games, he was a good defensive man. Davis graduates in june thereby
losing for Adamson another fine prospect. "Country" has been out for basketball
three years and this is his first year to letter.
A. VV. PIARRIS
A. XV. is the tallest man on the team, and lettered for his first time this year.
Harris, who played center, is back next year, and should be high in the individual
scoring as well as being a memebr of the All-City team.
Fuitxox DARBY
Darby played guard and made the all city team at the center position. He
finished fifth in the city scoring with 78 points. Darby has been out for basket-
ball for the last three years and this makes his second year to letter.
PHILIP PRICIT
Sandy, Pricels nickname, was forward and a good one. He's baek next year,
and is all city material. This is Price's first year to letter.
Sinit1.1.r LLoaENTE
Llorentc, forward, was the boy who stepped into Robert Hunter's shoes at mid-
term, and scored forty points. Llorente is only back until midterm next year, but
keep your eyes on him the first half. Llorente lettered this year for the first
time in his two years of going out for basketball.
Fnwix Gixsktx
Edwin played guard on the second team, but lettered as a senior. Eddie has been
out for only one year, and he lettered his first year out.
Dour.LAs Bitowx
Dou 'las Brown, ea stain of this vear's team la ed forward and center. "DeaconU
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BroWn's nickname, didn't get going until the North Dallas game, but when he
did, the opponents knew they had to stop him to win. This was Brown's third
year on the squad, and he will be missed when basketball season rolls around again.
This makes Deacon's second year to letter.
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Gizoltota PAT'rLasoN
George, also a letterrnan, graduated at midterm, leaving guard position open
which Price filled very well. Patterson had been out for basketball for three
years, and this made his second year to letter.
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JACK LINEHAN
Jack, who has lettered three years, was the Leopardis 1938 track captain. Hc
was the most. versatile man on the team, being able to turn in a good time for any
distance. Linehan, running in the 440, won first place in the city meet, first place
in the district meet, and second place in the Region 3 event. In placing the
regional event, Jack won a try to the State meet at Austin. This is his last year and
he will be exceptionally hard to replace.
RoB1iRT STACY
Stacy showed he could do what he wanted to when he won third in the 100
yard dash. Stacy showe ddetermination to stay in there when the going got rough.
This is his first and last year to letter.
HENRY Bum'
This is Henry's first year to letter in track, by winning second place in the
high hurdles. It is his last year, and his loss will be a great one.
W1LI.ARD Ross
Willard was our sophomore star. He should prove to be a record breaker with
more practice and experience. This is his first year to letter, and he has two more
years. He should be the bst in the city next year, In the high jump, he jumped
five feet and seven inches.
Rex GANDY
Rex, won his letter by taking first place in the javelin throw in the city. He
will be hard to replace as this is his last year for the blue and white.
WELDON Glens
This is W'eldon's first year to letter in track by tying for third place in the pole
vault in the District. This is his last year and he will be hard to replace.
AL BOATMAN
This is Al's second year to letter in track and he has one more year. He should
be the best in the city next year in the discuss throw, and should prove a record
breaker. He was one of two boys from Adamson to make a showing in the
regional meet at Denton this year. He took fourth place there, and is due to go
to Austin for the state meet in May.
HAL MCCULLOUGH
Hal not only surprised himself and the rest of the squad by lettering in the
half-mile run by taking third place, but he also surprised Coach Pop Noah. This is
Hal's last year for track, but the speed he picked up from track will no doubt prove
useful on next year's football squad.
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SUBSCRIPTION
CONTEST WINNERS
Eddie Peters, with 94 subscriptions won first
place in the Subscrition Contest. I
Jeanette Daniels won second place with 46
subscriptions.
Kathleen Bishop obtained S200 Worth of ad-
vertising, the largest amount obtained by any one
student.
PgOIIln'l MI
LLHZOT
l-low to Get Cn the Acorn or Oak Staff
For the satisfaction of the ever-inquiring
student body, the Oalz has condescended to
reveal to the public the method of examin-
ing the prospective members of the Acorn
and Oak staffs before they take their re-
spective offices. Since the style, make-up,
and purpose of the two are somewhat dif-
ferent the tests will vary accordingly. It
must be understood that it would be
grossly unfair to reveal the answers to any
of the questions as there are to be Acorn
and Oak staffs in the future. The examina-
tions are as follows:
Acorn Test:
1. Calculate the approximate weight of
a pound of cheese.
2. If one side of a square is 10 inches,
what is the length of each of the other
three sides?
3. Who wrote Longfellow,s "Hiawatha"?
4. Where was the battle of Waterloo
fought?
5. Who proposed Archimedes' Principle?
6. When does the 6:30 leave?
7. If 3 plus 6 equals 9, what does 6 plus
3 equal?
8. When was the election of 1936?
9. Spell these words: cat, rat, bat, sat,
fat.
10. What kind of animal did Paul Revere
ride?
11. What is a gold ring made of?
Oak Test:
1. Explain fully and give five practical
applications of Einsteinis theory of
relativity.
2. a. What is the exact distance from
here to there? Express in millimeters.
3. Using Archimedes' Principle, calcu-
late the exact number of sperm whales
in the Gulf of Mexico.
4. Name all the constellations alphabeti-
cally, giving the number of stars in
each and their exact distance from
the earth.
5. Wfrite the "Idylls of the King" from
memory.
6. Where does your fist go when you
open your hand?
7. Give the exact number of Lincoln
pennies lost prior to 1890. Give at
least three clues to the whereabouts
of each.
8. Define the trace the origin of the
following words: brobdingnagian, ca-
cophonous, catafalque, piscicultine,
poliomyelitis, Zoroastrianism.
9. If a equals b and c equals d and all
things being equal, calculate the price
of red calico in Africa.
10. If friction generates heat, how far
would you have to roll a barrel of
water to make it boil?
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All Explained
UI-Iear about Jimson being in the hos-
pital?"
"In the hospital? Why, I saw him last
night dancing with a dizzy blondef,
"Yeh! So did his wife."
No Question About It
The pupil was having trouble with his
punctuation and was being called down by
the teacher.
'iNever mind, sonny," said the visiting
school board president, consolingly. "They
don't amount to much anyway."
K'Don,t they?" rejoined the teacher, turn-
ing to the president. Then calling to one
of the pupils she ordered the boy to write
on the board this sentence: 'tThe president
of the board says the teacher is a fool."
"Now," she continued, 'Tut a comma
after 'boardy and another after 'teacher'."
Automatic
It was in front of an art institute where
two stone lions stand guard on the steps.
"How often, my lad, do they feed those
lions?" said a man to a little newsboy.
"Whenever they roar, sir," was the straight-
forward reply.
Advanced Harmony
"Now," said Colonel Hersolt, "we'll play
The Stars and Stripes Foreverln
i'Gosh!" exclaimed Foster Lee, "I've just
played that!"
Mary Iolmston: "Well, nurse, why isn,t
today tomorrow when you said it would
be last night?"
Another Scot
Did you hear about the Scotchrnan who
went down to the Black Sea to fill his
fountain pen?
Bargain Burglar
Lonnie Bolding: "I hear your store was
robbed last night. Lose much?,'
The Opfimiszf: "Some. But it would have
been worse if the yeggs had got in the
night before. You see yesterday I just
finished marking down everything 20 per
cent.
Never Repaid
"Ah, my boy, I owe a great deal to one
woman."
"Your mother?',
"No, my landladyf,
Bennie Rzzlla Garraff: "And for Bonnie
Annie Laurie I'd Lay Me Down and Die."
Lixfemw' Crisingj: "Is Miss Laurie in the
audience?"
The Reason
"What? The main road to Binksville is
open all the way?"
"Yes, we had to open it until we get the
detour Hxedf'
Absent-Minded Beggar
Dorcas Biifings: "What made you quarrel
with Lonnie?"
Margaret Anne: "Well, he proposed to me
again last night."
Dorcas: "Where was the harm in that?"
Rita: "My dear, I had accepted him the night
beforef'
Headin' Home
"This train is for Dallas and points east!"
bawled the announcer.
"I want one that goes to Kansas City
and I don,t care which way it points,"
snapped the old lady in the bonnet.
ESSAY ON A COW
A cow is an animal with four legs on
the under side, and is born when very
young Cso is her calfj. A cow is useful
in two ways. It gives milk. The milk is
good to drink. Also white. So is the left
hind foot, except on brown cows, and theirs
are black. A cow has ears that wiggle on
hinges. So does her tail. A cow is bigger
than a calf, but not so big as an elephant.
Cows are made small so they can get into
the barn when no one is looking. Some
cows are black and others hook. Cows
have horns but they canlt blow them.
To freeze cows, milk you use ordinary cold
ice. Cows' milk straight is too strong,
therefore they always dilute it at the well.
All cows give milk and butter, but no
eggs. A cow has a tail also which hangs by
one end, and swings to and fro-mostly
fro. A dead cow will not hurt you. Neither
will a live one after it is dead. That is
all there is about a cow.
PROTECTING DAD
Sfern. Father fto L. A. Boli departing for
boarding schoolj: "Now, don't let me
hear any bad reports about you!"
L. A.: "I'1I try hard, Dad. But you know
how those things leak out."
At the Baseball Game
Delia: "What's the man running for?
Harry: "He hit the ball.
Delia: "I know, but is he required to chase
it, too?"
Pa: "At last I found a way to make that
. young scamp of yours stop winking his
eyesf,
Ma: "Really?"
Pa: "Yes, 1,11 show him the article in this
science magazine where it says that every
time we wink we give the eye a bath.
Paw, what is the difference between capi-
tal and labor?
Paw: Well, the money you lend represents
capital, and getting it back represents
labor, my son.
Pa, what's a post graduate?
Paw: A fellow who graduates from one of
the correspondence schools, I suppose.
Gosh
He grasped her roughly by the wrist
and drew her forward. She was deathly
pale. Her free arm dangled helplessly at her
side. Her very purity was transparent, but
she was stiff, unyielding. He drew her gently
to himself, his hand sought her fluttering
throat.
She broke. She yielded.
That white breast was finally resting upon
his own.
Their arms were entwined.
"Thank God!" he said, "that I sent you to
the laundry yesterday-else I'd be wearing
a dirty shirt now."
l'Willie," said his mother, "I wish you
would run across the street and see how
old Mrs. Brown is this morning."
"Yes'm," replied Willie, and a few min-
utes later he returned and reported:
"Mrs. Brown says it's none of your busi-
ness how old she is."
A maiden lady of uncertain age became
very indignant when the census taker asked
how old she was. Did you see the girls next
door, she asked, the Hill Twins.
"Certainly," replied the man.
"And did they tell you their age?"
"Yes,"
"Well," she snapped, "I am just as old as
they are."
"Oh, very well," said the census man.
And he wrote in his book, "Sarah Stokes, as
old as the Hills."
Returned Early
A new one on the absent-minded man.
A fellow who put on his office door a
card saying: "Out. Will be back in ten
minutes," and on his return sat down on
the steps to wait for himself.
Spartan Simplicity
Book Agent fto Mr. Childersj : "You ought
to buy an encyclopedia, now that your
boy is going to school."
Mr. Childers: "Not on your life. Let
Charles walk, the same as I did."
Face Values
Iimmic Hawkins: "I hate those impromptue
complexions, don't you?"
Nancelie Utf: "What do you mean?"
Iimmie: "Those they make up as they go
along."
Easily Remedied
I. C. Powell: "I snore so loud I wake my-
self, it's hopeless I presumef'
Doc.: "No, just a simple case: sleep in an-
other room."
Straight Shooter
There, little grapefruit, don't you cry,
'Cause when you do, it hits my eye.
A Winner
"Yes," said the proud mother, "Rex is one
1 of the best football players at his school.
Heis the drawbackf,
Hints to Travelers
To close a trunk when over-packed:
1. Lose Key down the well.
2. Trunk lid will automatically slam and
remain permanently locked.
When 'Tis Folly to Be Wise
Possible Employer-"But you're asking
rather high wage, seeing that you know
nothing about the work."
Reba Heiskell-"But, you see, not know-
in' the works makes it so much harder for
me."
Letting Fate Do Its Worst
The Smiths are on the balcony and can
hear what a young couple are saying in
the garden below.
Mrs. Smith-"I think he wants to pro-
pose. We ought not to listen. Whistle to
him."
Mr. Smith-"Why should I? Nobody
whistled to warn me.',
TORTURE
"Talk about torture!!"
QYYeS?!,
"Nothing worse- than sitting in a barber's
chair with your mouth full of lather watch-
ing the boy trying to give another customer
I,
your hat.
BUTTON, BUTTON
Customer in drug store fon Sunday
morningj: "Please give me change for a
dime."
Druggist: "Here you are. I hope you
enjoy the sermon."
HOW ABOUT IT, WALTER
Fatfy: "Who gave the bride away?"
Caffyr "NValter Winchel, last Thursdayf,
The laziest woman lives in Eldorado. She
puts popcorn in her pancakes so they will
turn themselves.
fever hear about the absent-minded prof
who fell in while boating and sank twice
before he remembered he could swim?
A BROADCASTING RECIPE
This is the story of a young bride who
asked her husband to copy off a radio recipe'
she wanted. He did his best but got two
stations at once, one of which was broad-
casting the morning exercises and the other
the recipe.
This is what he took down:
Hands on hips, place one cup of flour on
the shoulders, raise knees and depress toes
and mix thoroughly in one-half cup milk.
Repeat six times. Inhale quickly one-half
teaspoon of baking powder, lower the legs
and mash two hard-boiled eggs in a sieve.
Exhale, breathe naturally, and sift in a bowl.
Attention! Lie flat on floor and roll the
white of an egg backward and forward until
it comes to a boil. In ten minutes remove
from fire, and rub smartly with a rough
towel. Breathe naturally, dress in warm
flannels and serve with soup.
AS THEY WOULD SAY IT NOW
Samson: "I'm strong for you, kid."
Ionala: "You can't keep a good man
downf'
David: "The bigger they are, the harder
they fall."
Helen of Troy: "So this is Parisf'
Columbus: "I don't know where I'm
going, but I'm on my way."
Nero: "Keep the home fires burning."
Solomon: "I love the ladies."
Noah: "It floatsf'
Mefhuselab: "The first five hundred
years are the hardest."
Queen Elizabeth to Sir Walter Raleigh:
"Keep your shirt onf'
NO DISCREPANCY THERE
Teacher Qsternlyj: "This essay on 'Our
Dog' is word for word the same as your
brother's."
Small Boy: "Yes ma'amg it's the same
dog."
REPORTER'S FIRST EFFORT
A man killed a dog belonging to another
man. The son of the man whose dog was
killed proceeded to whip the man who killed
the dog of the man he was the son of. The
man who was the son of the man whose dog
was killed was arrested on complaint of the
man who was assaulted by the son of the
man whose dog the man who was assaulted
had killed.
for flog,', says
"Lighthouse no good
Chinaman. "Lighthouse he shine whistle
he blow, flog bell he ling, and flog he come
just the same. No gloodf'
COWED
The curfew tolls the knell of parting day,
Along the quiet lanes the cattle come.
The plowman puts his implements away
Then jumps into his car and motors home.
EPITAPH
With violet cuddling in his arms,
He drove his Ford-poor silly.
W'here once he held his Violet,
There now is clasped a lily.
Teacher: "Can't you name even one
product exported by Cuba? Where do you
get your sugar?',
Tommy: "From the neighbors mostly."
The question of the correct plural of the
word, "mongoose" was solved by a gentle-
man who wanted a pair of these interesting
and affectionate creatures.
He wrote to a dealer: "Sir, please send me
two mongeesef'
He did not like the looks of this, tore up
the paper, and began again: "Sir, please send
me two mongoosesf,
This version did not satisfy him any
better than the first so he wrote: "Sir, please
send me a mongose, and, by the way, send
me anotherf'
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,'. B. Irwin Qhaving rough shavej: "1
say barber, do you have another razor?,'
Barber: 'lYes, why?"
I. B.: "I want to defend myselff'
ujohn, I'm sure I heard a mouse squeak."
"Well, do you want me to get up and oil
it?"
Hobo: "Boss, will you give me a dime
for a sandwich?,'
AI Boatman: "I.et's see the sandwich."
judge: "What possible excuse could you
have for acquitting the prisoner?"
Foreman: "Insanity, Sir."
Iuzlge: "What, all twelve of you?"
Margie Carroll: "I understand you are
looking for a new maid."
Mary S. Maloney: "Yes, our last one
handled China like Japanf'
Dentist: "You needn't open your mouth
any wider. When I pull your tooth, I ex-
pect to stand outside."
Mrs. Ballard: "What,s the idea of poling
the broom in baby's face this morning.
Mr. Ballarol: UI just wanted him to get
used to kissing his grandfather?
A boy was about to purchase a seat for a
movie in the afternoon. The box-office
man asked, "Why aren't you in school?"
"Oh, it's all right, sir," said the youngster
earnestly, "Iv's1got measles."
Ola' Colorezl Mammy: "I wants a ticket
for Magnolia."
Ticket Agent Qafter ten minutes of weary
thumbing over railroad guidesj: "Where is
Magnolia?,'
Old Colored Mammy: "She,s settin' over
dar on de bench."
Major: "What is a maneuver?"
R. O. T. C. Boy: "Something you put
on the grass to make it green sir."
Tlac Boss Qsmilinglyj: "On the way to
Smith and Sons you will pass a baseball field
and-"
Hugh Hall Qhopefullyj: "Yes, Sir?"
The Boss Qstill smilingj: "Well, pass it."
Target Iustrurtor: "Where the dickens
are your shots going?"
Seaman: "I don'tiknow, but they're leav-
ing this end all right."
Delia Michael: 'tW'aiter, I was here yester-
day and had a steak."
Waiter: "Yes, sir, will you have the same
today?,'
Delia: "Well, I might as we-ll, if no one
else is using it."
'SHE SHOULD WORRY
Here lies the body of Susan Jones,
Resting beneath these polished stones,
Her name was Brown instead of Jones,
But Brown wonlt rhyme with polished
Stones,
And She won't know if it,s Brown or Jones.
MIGHT HAVE BEEN AN ARROW
I sneezed a sneeze into the air.
It fell to ground I know not where,
But hard and cold were the looks of those
In whose vicinity I snoze.
A COMA?
Teacher: "Give an example of period
furniture."
Starohojne: "Well, I should say an elec-
tric chair, because it ends a sentencef'
Teaeher: "What is a comet?"
Pupil: "A star with a tail."
Teacher: "Very good. Name onef'
Pupil: "Mickey Mouse."
THE GAK ADVERTISERS:
The advertisers in this section
oi the Oak have contributed
their support toward makina the
annual a success. They have
shown their vviiiinaness to sup-
port the student body in their
undertakina and deserve the
undivided patronaae oi the
students.
KATHLEEN BISHCDP,
Advertisina Manaaer.
CQMPLIMENTS Poll I
Phone 6-6265 316 W. Jefferson
JIMMIE SINGLETGN, INC.
Anfo Lanny Ania .Ynleer Finnncing Rejinnndncg
DPPOSITE MEDICAL DENTAL BUILDING
WHERE OAK CLIFF BORROWS
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SCI-IELL GRILL IWZWWW
F. M. SCHELL, JR. WRIGHT TITUS
1207 North Zangs Boulevard I 14550 L0077-f
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Bishop Avenue Pharmacy
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Phone 6-2131 Seventh and Bishop
An Ook Ciiii Institution
PRESENTS ITS COMPLIIVIENTS
to the Student Body
OF ADAIVISON I-IIGI-I SCHOOL
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Tricks, jokes, Puzzles, Sozweniifs LYON-GRAY LUMBER CO.
AE I E Qualify Building Maferial at ilu,
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THE STORE OF 1,000 WONDERS 216 East jefferson Y Phone 6-2181
409 North Ervny QOpposite Post OTIICCJ Established 1876
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Good boys lore tlazvr SlSft'1'Sj Since 1910
So good burr' I grown N ,
That I lore oilncr boys' .tixf1'i's Whfll If 5 B6lV!9C'CUC'-'
Beffm' fhan my own. Think of Bl'j!dlZ,S,,
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GROCERY AND MARKET
505 North Bishop
Three Phones 6-5101
NORTH LOOP GARAGE
TEXACO PRODUCTS
CLAY C. SCOTT
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GEORGE WALDREP BARBER
SHOP
BISHOP AND DAVIS
"Bent in'Oak Cliff'
ROLAND ELLIS
Men'J Wear
3 33 West Jefferson
Telephone 6-7631
Phone 6-5621 Bishop and Davis
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RENE H. COX FUNERAL HOME For All Kinds of I11s1n'am'f', Sm'
Al'7fIbZl1dl7L'6 Sertficc' C. T. BISHOP
300 West Davis , 1005 West Jefferson
6-8165 ..... PHONES ..... 6-8166 TCICpI1OnC 9-1174
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I oo 5 W. Jefferson
Dallas, Texas
FRED A. KELLY FURNITURE A. L. JARVIS
COMPANY Watch Rejmirivzg
"That Prefiy Lifflr' SILIIITU jewelry ' ' G'f'fS
353 W". Ielferson Medical Dental Building
200 W. Jefferson Phone 9-1800 6-0607
METROPOLITAN
nusmnss common
TIDWELL,S BARBER SHOP
I zf Pays io Look Well
Foremost in Dallas since 1887?-50 yegs of faithfukserv-
ice in training young people or goo positions. suc-
cessful institution of character, standing and influence. 114 Jefferson Phone 6'7230
'Write or phone 7-8514 for full information.
SEE PHILLIPS - TAYLOR
MANDELSTAM,S
For Your Wfcfll-Siylcfd lVc'z1ri1zg Apjmwl
r'T1L'K'I1'L, Years of Svrz'in' in Oak Clif,
Q p Phone 9-8511 125 W. Jefferson
Sc to 51.00 STORES
NVE INVITE YoU T'o TRADE WITH Us
All Kinds of Sc to 51.00 Merchandise
121 W. jefferson Phone 9-S311
J. H. HUNT, Manager
POCLE FUNERAL HOME
437 W. Jefferson 6-0848
I. B. Irwin: ls Sue married?
Grace McCroy: No, is oo?
Miss Bull: Did you do your outside read-
. 3 SA1.rl'EU NUTS . . FINE CANDIES
lub- Buflfv Royal Sullmf Nuff
LllXIl'l'l1l" King: No, it was too cold PHONIP M0078
409 S. Beckley Ave. Dallas, Texas
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CLIFF FOOD STORES
GOODMAN CLEANERS H , ,,
' U Your Oak Clzjff Grocer
Qllflllfjf, SFVUICC and Cjourfesy WU' S11t'L'itlIiZl' in ilu' Very Bvxl Gnzlfls of Mm!
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 9-3211 400 Bishop 321 North Bishop 624 East Jefferson
9-5851 6-5175
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MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH QUALITY WEDDING
AND COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS
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STEEL DYE AND CDDDEIQDLATE
ENGIQAVEIQS
411 North Ervay Phone 7-0019 Dallas, Texas
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MCDONOUGH GARAGE OAK CLIFF BANK AND TRUST
Ten Years in Oak Cliff CQMPANY
Body and Femfer Rrpuirizzg i ,
212 S. Zangfs Blvd, Phone 9-3757 Conlplefg Bpmklug Swvlce
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6-0018 LUCK'S SHOE HOSPITAL
DAD,S COOKIE COMPANY - Shoe R6'l7dil'ilIg-Sb0U Correcfioiz
415 North Beckley Avenue 127 W. Jefferson Phone 6-0377
CLIFF AID BIIEA
gives Sustained Energy . . . builds Muscle - . . is nearly
1002 Digestible ...... contains Iron that is I-lealthful
. . . . is good for Teeth and Bones . . . is Non-Fattening
. . . . aids the Digestion of Other Foods, Eat BREAD
with every meal for your health's sake.
0AK CLIFF BAKING C0., Ninth and Marsalis
E. V. BRITTON, Oak Cliff Graduate
BRITTON SERVICE STATION
PHoNE 6-0032
Automotive Repairing . .. Body and Fender Work
Wrecker Service . . . Duco Painting
C0l71lJll'NlC'11fS
D O N N E L L ' S
De Luxe
ICE CREAM
731 VV. Davis Phone -8197
Miss Bell: "Virginia, tell me about the life
of Milton".
Virginia Sfockmd: "Well--er-Milton was
a great poet. He married, and wrote
'Paradise Lost', then his Wife died, and he
wrote 'Paradise Regained,."
SUITS - PANTS - OVERCOATS
Rvariy-Marla . . Tailor-M4412
BELL TAILORING COMPANY
"The Young Mmfs Sion' of Dallas"
HUDSON C. LOCKETT
166 Main Street+Phone 2-0995 Dallas
SUDDEN SERVICE STATION
AUTHORIZED
DeSoto and Plymouth Dealers
Complclt' Gzlrugr' Sr'r1'ic'c
6-2604 1001 W. Jefferson
634 W, Jefferson Phone 9-1200
FASHION CLEANERS
Clranivzg .. Prc'ssi11g .. AlfEl'dfl011S
Dry Cleafzing . . Dyeing
R. C. STRICKLAND DALLAS, TEXAS
Kathleen is so dumb that she struck a
match the other night at the party to see
what time it was by the Sundial.
"Waiter, my plate is damp."
"No, sir, that is your soupf'
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POSITIONS
High school seniors who are looking for-
ward to employment and opportunity as early
as possible after Commencement will be in-
terested to know that during 1937 our Em-
ployment Department placed 455 young
people--most of them 1936 and 1937 High
School graduates-in good starting positions
with Dallas business firmsg and had 198 calls
that we were unable to H11.
A complete record of these calls and place-
ments are on nle at the College office-the
broadest assurance of the opportunities that
await your graduation here that it is possible
to conceive.
Intensive Courses to prepare you for similar
opportunities within a few months. Call or
phone 7-3133 for complete information.
Largest in Dallas-in enrollment and place-
ments.
Draughows College
Commerce and Harwood
C0fl71PliI1'lC'lIfS of
J. C. PENNY COMPANY
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BECKLEY 85 NINTH SERVICE MV. Dzzrreifz Hurrah! We'vc got 21 man
STATION on every base!
AIfB1m': Oh, that's nothingg so have
JACK HENDLY they. X
BOJAN HAT SHOP
CLIFF FGOD STORE 225 W. Jefferson 6-0515
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