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Oak Staff
Reba l-leiskell . . . Editor-in-Chiei
Dolly D. Wildmanj
Claire Fincher ' '
lames Kilgore
. Co-Editors
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Lloyd Westerlage X usmess Cmaqus
Paul Davidson Advertising Managers
Hugh Hall S
Phil Crown ..... Bookkeeper
SPONSORS
Miss Mabel Rockett
Miss ldaloel Cabaness
Miss Ripple Frazer
Miss Christine Hammock
Mrs. Nell Clement
Calc Staff
EDITORIAL
Reba I-Ieiskell
Dolly Wildman
DeLoyce McDonald
Evelyn Couch
Kathryn Campbell
.BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING
Iames Kilgore
Paul Davidson
Phil Crown
Ioe Lee
Robert Shelton
Freda Maricle
SNAPSI-IOTS
Robert Hutchinson Phil Crown
ART
Penryn Rasor
Phil Crown
Lois Pothoft
Page Fl
Mr. Allen
To Mr. Allen, our principal
and constant friend, whose
high educational ideals in-
spire isis to nobler things,
whose honest and charitable
character encourages us on to
our goal, we, the Seniors ot
'39, as a token ot the high esti-
mation in which We hold him,
take this method ot expressing
our appreciation.
Dedication
To Mr. William Theo Hamil-
ton, who has been head of the
physics department for twenty
years, we dedicate this vol-
ume ot the Oak. l-le is a man
who always proves himself
worthy of any high trust
placed upon himg who min-
gles with us every day carry-
ing out his desire to be our
personal friend, ever knowing
our hopes and aims and al-
ways helping each and every-
one to realize them, who has
the interest of the school at
heart, never failing to be loyal,
iaithiul, and sincere.
Foreword
The purpose of this book is
not only to record the happen-
ings and events oi the school
tor the years l938-39 but to
create a store house of many
pleasant memories ior the stu-
dents oi Adamson. So if in the
years to come this annual re-
calls one happy incident to
one person, the editors teei
that their labor has been fully
justified in presenting to you
this volume oi the Oak through
the president and the secre-
tary, Robert Wylie and Doro-
thy Miller, of your student
body.
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Aclministration
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Military
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Humor
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A Tribute
We, the Senior classes of Adamson, pay tribute to
Mr. C. E. Osborn who for the past two decades has
been custodian of our school. ln addition to his regu-
lar duties, he is called upon to tack on shoe heels, act
as head of the lost and found department, and is often
obliged to Witness the corporal punishment of unruly
students which takes place in his Well-known boiler
room. He is held in the highest respect by students
and teachers alike, and those that have been asso-
ciated with him the longest maintain that they have
never seen him lose his temper or utter a short word
even under the greatest provocation. He has at heart
the interest of youth, for he is the father of five daugh-
ters, three of whom have already graduated from
Adamson, and two, Doris and Ruth, will graduate in
the near future. Cn our return visits We Will be look-
ing for your familiar form, Mr. Qsborn, in the halls of
our beloved school.
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Board of Education
DAVID W. CARTER, IR., M.D. . . . . President
MRS. W. P. ZUMWALDT . . . . Vice-President
C C M M I T T E E S
Finance Buildings cmd Sites
Gabe P. Allen L. O. Donald
L. O. Donald Gabe P. Allen
Dan D. Rogers Fred D. Danford
Supply Lunch Rooms
Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Mrs. W. A. Leeper
L. O. Donald Dan D. Rogers
Fred D. Danford Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt
Rules Welfare
Dan D. Rogers Fred D. Danford
Mrs. W. A. Leeper
Gabe P. Allen
Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt
Mrs. W. A. Leeper
N. R. CROZIER L. V. STOCKARD lULIUS DORSEY
Superintendent Assistant Superintendent District Superintendent
ot Schools of Schools oi High Schools
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Faculty
Allen Howard A. Easley, Onie B.
Aduddell, Heier. Eisenlohr, Henrietta
Alexander, Laura Frazer, Ripple
Alston, leanette
Anderson, W. M. Graves, Fannie2'a4'U"u" if"
Ballard, C. V. Harnilton, Lucy
Bell, Anna
Bell, H. Ruth
Brarnlette, Minnie
Harni,Qon, W. T. ,I l-
HamnioBlf,' Christine
Harris, Margaret , ,
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Browne, T. W. Harris,
Cabaniss, ldabel Haseltine, May
Cain, E. M. Hedde, Vlfilhelniina
Campbell, L. E. Herzoa, William
Clement, Nellie D. 1 Hester, H. B.
Clement, W. B. ' Hiqqinalaotliani, Lorine
Clyette, Mary Louise X oehn, GladysM0Jy0-XM'
Cooper, Alberta Holloway, Geraldine
Crane, Abigail Q-41441 Horn, Helen
Dickey, Verde Kendrick, Mary 771 ffl flawbyv
Durrett, W. P. Kina, Bolaerta
Lanqiord, i !
Lagkford, Qellie
Leitwich, L. C.
Gillespie, I. ll. Mann, Iohn A.
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Marriott, Rhea 4
Meek, William t
Miner, M. Hazel fi, rf!
Mandy, Maryjf ' ' lvl I
Morrison, Mary
Newberry, Eugenia
NOQLH, v7fE.k' A lv,
Patrick, Anne
Peters, Ioe B.
Beckett, Mabel
Bootes, Virainia
Buitin, Buth
Stroud, Richard
Smith, R. N.
Stokes, Bernice
Tilley, Eunice
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Parent-Teachers Associauon
President . . .
First Vice-President .
Second Vice-President
Third Vice-President
Fourth Vice-President
Filth Vice-President .
Sixth Vice-President .
Seventh Vice-President
Recording Secretary .
Corresponding Secretary .
Treasurer . . .
Historian . .
Parliarnentarian .
Mrs. Rodgers Brown
Mrs. L. B. Iohnston
. Mrs. N. E. Parker
Mrs. D. W. Barton
. Mrs. I. H. Denton
. Mrs. F. W. Ellison
Mrs. V. O. Thompson
. Mrs. Romie Rasor
Mrs. Charles Wanner
. Mrs. Lee Lassetter
. Mrs. G. H. Harmon
. Mrs. Alger Iones
. Mrs. E. F. Iames
The sincere desire ot the Parent Teacher Association each
year is to strive for a more complete realization oi securing and
insuring for every child the highest advantages in physical
mental, rnoral, and spiritual education.
Dads Club
President . . .
First Vice-President
Second Vice-President
Third Vice-President
Fourth Vice-President
Fifth Vice-President
Secretary Treasurer
OFFICERS
Dr. F2 Lee Lemly
Clive Templeton
Victor M. Gillette
H. R. Stephenson
W. E. Chaney
Sam R. Randlert
M. P. Huckabee
The Dads Club Works tor the school, with the faculty, and in
the interest ot pupil Welfare and education. The Dads Club has
consistently urged the enlargement and improvement ot the
school building which has been completed this year. lt has
arranged tor the assisting in financing banquets, parties, and
other entertainments tor special student groups which have done
outstanding service tor the school.
The Dads ot Adamson High School stand ready at all times
and are ready to give a full measure of devotion to the cguse ot
learning and social adjustment among the children ot our com-
munity.
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I ANUARY CLASS OFFICERS
President .
Vice-President
Secretary .
Acorn Reporter
Sponsors , , .
.Miss Margaret Harris and
. Hugh Hall
Lynclel Dieroll
Iean Gleason
George Phillips
Miss Anna Bell
COMMITTEES
Program
Iohn Barnes Muriel Erickson Marion Baxley
Social
Phyllis Rincly Lee Musqrove Shirley Llorente Vivian Thompson
Invitation
Bette Denton Lloyd Westerlaqe
Harry Rernrninaton Margaret Wheeler
ALBIN, CECIL
Entered from Reagan, '34.
Art Department, Gymkhana, Student Assistant.
ASHLEY, HELEN
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Scholarship Club, Mixed Chorus, Cantata, Spanish Club.
ALLBRIGHT, RICHARD
Entered from Reagan, '34.
Football, Basketball, Track.
ANDERSON, WILLIE
Entered from Boude Storey, '36.
Scholarship Club, Linz Award, Acorn Reporter, International
Peace Forum, Pen Pal Club.
ARRINGTON, HOWARD
Entered from Bowie, '34.
BAUGH, OLGA MAE
Entered from I-Ioqq, '35.
Glee Club, Cantata, Girls Cctette, Scholarship Club, Texas Poetry
Club, Music Club, Student Council, Acorn Reporter.
BAXLEY, MARIAN
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Texas Poetry Cub, Scholarship Club, National Society.
BARNES, IOI-IN I-I.
Entered from Reaqan, '35.
President IIB, Office Assistant, Letterman in Baseball, All'City
Baseball, Letterman in Basketball, Capt. of Second Team Basket-
ball, Gyrnkhana.
BIBB, MARIE
Entered from Bowie, '34.
Art Club.
CRAIN, FRANKLIN
Entered from Peeler, '35,
Football, 2B Officer, Camp Dallas, Ir. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, Crack
Company, Scholarship Club, Rifle Team, First Sarqeant's
Efficiency, Second Lieutenant R.O.T.C.
BOLUCI-I, MARY IANE
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Ir. Medical Profession Club, National Honor Society, Debate Club,
Scholarship Club, Pan-American Student Forum, Student Assistant,
Spanish Club, Latin Club.
DILLAHUNTY, RICHARD
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Cadet Major, Dramatic Club, Senior Play Cast, Camp Dallas,
Peace Forum, Efficiencies Awards, Crack Company, School
Dzclcrnation, National Thespians.
Page Ninclcen
BRADBERRY, MARIE
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Girl Reserves: Spanish Club: Riding Club: Acorn Staff: lr. Red
Cross: Gyrnkhana: Scholarship Club: Pep Squad: Student Council.
DEAVER, HAYS
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Scholarship Club: Track.
BRYAN, EVELYN
Entered from Boude Storey, '36.
Horseback Riding Club: Gymkhana.
EAGLE, BOB
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Lt. Col. R.O.'l'.C.: Capt. Crack Company: Camp Dallas: School
Efficiency: Latin Club: Sr. l-li-Y: Scholarship Club: 'Peace Forum:
Student Council: Linz Award.
CARMICAL, ELIZABETH
Entered from Arlington, '35.
Music Club: Mixed Chorus: Archery Club: Operetta.
FOWLKES, MARVIN
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Sargeant of R.O.T.C.
CARMICHAEL, RUTHE
Entered from Reagan, '35.
All-City Chorus: Cantata Acorn Staff: Dramatic Club: Linz Award:
Scholarship Club: Gyrnlchana: Correspondent to Dallas News.
FOX, IAMES
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Football Letterman: Acorn Reporter: Scholarship Club: Football
Captain: Horseback Riding Club: Student Council.
CARTER, IUANITA
Entered from Highland Park, '37.
Mixed Chorus: Music Club: Cantata: Scholarship Club:
Spanish Club.
GILBERT, FRANKLIN
Entered from Sunset, '35,
Fooball: Baseball Letterman.
CLARK, MAXINE
Entered from Reagan, '34.
French Club: Acorn Reporter: Dramatic Club: Kamera Club:
Cantata: Gymkhana Office Assistant.
GLEASON, HM
Entered from Peeler, '34.
Vice-Pres. Library Council: Football.
Page Twenty
HALL, HUGH
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Latin Club, Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, Pres. Senior
Hi-Y, Commissioned Officer, Crack Company, Efficiency, Vice-Pres.
Student Council, Pres. 4A, 4-year Linz, 4-year Everts Award.
DENTON, BETTE
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Scholarship Club, Student Council, Texas Poetry Club, Spanish
Club, Mixed Chorus, IB, IA Officer, Freshman Beauty, Girl
Reserve, Vice-Pres, National Honor Society.
' HARE, ROBERT
Entered from Peeler, '35.
L n Club, Capt. R.O.T.C., Crack Company, Camp Dallas,
rogressive Club, Treas. Student Council, Sec. Senior I-Ii-Y,
Gymkhana, Scholarship Club,
DIEROLF, LYNDEL
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Scholarship Club, Latin Club, Texas Poetry Club, Class Officer
Student Council, Dramatic Club, Vice Pres, 4A Class.
HENDRIX, OLIVER
Entered from Reagan, '34.
ERICKSON, MURIEL
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Acorn Reporter, Sec. Poetry Club, Dramatic Club, French Club,
Scholarship Club, Senior Play Cast, Senior Program Committee.
HOHMAN, WALLY
Entered from Reagan, '35,
R.O.T.C. Band, Staff Serg., Honor Band, Music Club, Art Club,
All--City Orchestra, Concert Master, Ir. I-li-Y, Radio Club.
FINCI-IER, CLAIRE
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Pres. National Honor Society, Co-Editor Oak, Scholarship Club,
Student Council, Peace Forum, Latin Club, Denton Play Day,
Concert Master, All-City Orchestra, Poetry Club, Pep Squad,
Gymkhana, 4-year Linz, 4-year Everts, Senior Play Cast,
Dramatic Club, National Thespians.
IOI-INSON, CLARENCE
Entered from Bowie, '34.
FUSTON, FAY
Entered from Boude Storey, '36.
KEANE, ARMOND
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Scholarship Club, Student Council, Reserve Officer, Rifle Team,
Crack Company, Gymlchana, Sophomore Favorite, Acorn Staff,
Riding Club, Dramatic Club, Cheer Leader, Sr. Play Cast.
GLEASON, IEAN
Entered from Peeler, '35.
3B Officer, French Club, Poetry Club, Sec. ot 4A Class.
Page Twenly-one
HAMILTON, ELIZABETH
Entered from Hoag, '35,
Iournalisrn Staff, Scholarship Club, Linz Award, Pep Squad, Latin
Club, Music Club, Kamera Klub, All-City Chorus, Mixed Chorus.
LLORENTE, SHIRLEY
Entered Ircm Peeler, '35.
Commissioned Officer, Camp Dallas, Crack Company, Rifle Team,
School Efficiency, Sec. 4B Class, Business Mgr. Acorn, Senior
Committee, Lettered Basketball, Spanish Club, Student Assistant.
HOLLAND, ADELAIDE
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Music Club, Octette, Art Club,
LUPER, DAN
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Operetta, Pen Pals, Music Club, Talent Club, One Act Play.
HUFFER, MARIORIE
Entered from Reagan, '35
Pep Squad, Art Club, Acorn Reporter.
MARCO, IIMMY
Entered from Reaqan, '34,
R.O.T.C., Progressive Club, Art Club.
HUMPHREY, WANDA
Entered from Boude Storey, '36.
Girls Glee Club, Operetta, Student Council.
MARSH, IAMES
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Scholarship Club, Horseback Riding Club.
IACKSCN, AUBRA MAE
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Vice-Pres. lA Class, Scholarship Club, Student Council, Operetta.
MCCULLOUGH, HAL
Entered from Hoag, '35.
Letterman in Football, Letterman in Track, Basketball, Sport Editor
of Acorn, Progressive Club, Horseback Riding Club, Pres. 3B,
Vice-Pres. 3A Class: Scholarship Club.
IAMIESON, VIRGINIA
Entered from 'Woodrow W'ilson, '36,
Acorn Reporter, Acorn Salesman, Girl Reserves, Ir. Red Cross,
Gymlchana, Attendance Award,
MORGAN, BILLY
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Scholarship Club: R.O.T.C., Track.
Page Twenty-two
MUSGROVE, LEE
Entered from University High, '35,
Commissioned Officer, Camp Dallas Crack Company, Student
Council, Progressive Club, Kamera Klub.
JOHNSON, VIRGINIA ANNE
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Student Council, Pep Squad, International Peace Forum, Spanish
Club, Scholarship Club, National Honor Society.
KEMBLE, MARCELLA
Entered from Denison I-Iigh, '36,
Acorn Reporter.
OSBORN, RALPH
Entered from Missouri, '38.
2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C., Crack Company, School Eiffclency.
KEMPE, MARGIE MAXINE
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Scholarship Club, Acorn Reporter, Pep Squad, Girl Reserves,
International Peace Forum, lr. Red Cross, Gymkhana.
PARKER, ROBERT
Entered from Lubbock, '37.
Scholarship Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatic Club, Sr, Hi-Y, Senior
Play, Gymkhana, Progressive Club, Latin Club.
LEE, IUANITA
Entered from Sunset, '35.
Gym Assistant,
PHILLIPS, GEORGE
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Lettered in Baseball, Co-Captain of Baseball Team, Basketball
Squad, Class Officer ZA, 3A, 4A Classes, Acorn Reporter, Editor-
in-Chiet of Acorn, Interscholastfc League Press Conference,
Library Council, Student Council, Scholarship Club, Latin Clult.
MAAS, EVELYN
Entered irom I-Iogg, '35.
National Honor Society, Student Council, Student Assistant, Latin
Club, National Youth Forum, Girl Reserves, Sec. Dramatic Club,
Pres. of Girl Reserves.
REMINGTON, HARRY
Entered from North Dallas, '35.
Latin Club, Scholarship Club, Track Team, Baseball.
MAHURIN, LOUISE
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Pep Squad, Gymkhana.
SHEFFIELD, DEE ROY
Entered from Reagan, '35.
R.O.T.C., Crack Company, Crack Platoon.
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Scholarship
MOORE, MARIE
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '37.
SMITH, HAROLD
Entered from Reagan, '35,
Club, Spanish Club, Pan American Student Forum
En
McGEE, IANET
Entered from Austin, '37.
TALLENT, RAYMOND
tered from St. Ioseplfs Academy, '36.
MCWILLIAMS, MARY KATHERINE
Entered from Hoqq, '35.
Texas Poetry Club, Girl Reserves, Pep Squad, Gymkhana, Ir.
Red Cross, Spanish Club.
THAMES, DALTON
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Fooball, Track, Basketball.
MURRAY, RUBY
Entered from Boude Storey, '36,
Sec.-Tres. Kamera Klub, Texas Poetry Club, Acorn Reporter,
Spanish Club, Gymlchana, Girl Reserves, Medical Profession
Club, Linz Award.
THOMPSON, CARL
Entered from Sunset, '36.
Progressive Club, R.O.T.C.
NICHOLAS, EDAH
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Scholarship Club, Texas Poetry Club, Latin Club, All-City
Orchestra, Music Club, Operetta, Mixed Chorus.
Page Twenly-four
THOMPSON, MORRIS
Entered from Iacksonville, '35,
Basketball, Baseball, Band.
PATTERSON, KATHLEEN
Entered from Sunset, '36,
French Department.
PETTY, MARGARET
Entered from North Dallas, '37.
Scholarship Club, Iournalism Staff,
UNDERWOOD, FRANK
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Senior Hi-Y, Pen Pal Club, Progressive Club.
RINDY, PHYLLIS
Entered from Hogg, '35,
Texas Poetry Club, Acorn Staff, Social Chairman, 4A Class,
Office Assistant, Spanish Club, Gymkhana.
WESTERLAGE, LLOYD
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Business Manager of Oak, Pan-American Student Forum,
Football, Scholarship Club.
ROSS, FRANCES
Entered from Fort Worth, '35.
Cantata, Operetta, Mixed Chorus, Music Club, City Chorus,
Spanish Club.
WINTERS, GENE
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Scholarship Club, Kamera Klub, Senior Hi-Y, Dramatic Club,
Second Place in Declamation Contest, Chemistry Assistant,
Progressive Club.
SAWYER, MARY ELLA
Entered from Boude Storey, 36.
Iunior Red Cross, Texas Poetry Club, Girl Reserves,
Acorn Reporter.
YOUNGBLOOD, FRED
Entered from Bowie, '34.
Gymkhana, R.O.T.C.
SEAGO, MARGARET
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Scholarship Club, Art Club, Gymkhana.
SHELTON, LOIS
Entered from Bowie, '35,
SKELTON, MARGARET
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Scholarship Club, Spanish Club, Pan-American Club, Gymkhana.
SPICER, MARGARET
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Texas Poetry Club, Pep Squad, Gymkhana, Girl Reserves,
Spanish Club.
THOMPSON, VIVIAN JEAN
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Gymkhana, lr. Red Cross, Spanish Club, Social Committee
of 41-X Class.
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TURNER, VIRGINIA
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Orchestra, All-City Chorus, Pep Squad, Scholarship Club, Girl
Reserves, Best Allround Freshman Girl, Class Officer, Texas
Poetry Club, Gymkhana, Cantata.
WARREN, PAT
Entered from Kaufman High, '37.
WHEELER, MARGARET
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Class Officer 4B, Texas Poetry Club, Girl Reserves,
Club, Student Council.
WOOD, HELENE
Entered from 'Noodrow Wilson, '37.
WORDEN, DOROTHY
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Not Shown in Pictures:
BLAKE, ANITA
Entered from Bowie, '34,
ECKERT, IOHN
Entered from Lida Hoe, '34.
FOY, GLENN
Entered from Peeler, '34.
Page Twenty-.rix
Spanish Club.
FELTNER, RALPH
Entered from Bowie, '34.
HARTMAN, NORMAN
Entered from Bowie, '3-4.
CANDY, REX
Entered from Boude Storey,
LITTLER, WALTER
Entered from Hogg, '34
Scholarship
1
I LL
KELTY, IACK
Entered from San Iacinto, '34.
MYLANDER, GERALD
Entered from California, '38,
MANGOLD, CHARLES
'35. Entered from Terrill Prep. School, '34
NIBLO, RAY
Entered from Reagan, '34,
my V- , V.
. ,iff
, 'I' I
, , J
Af "7 ,
P'President vice-President
Q
IUNE CLASS OFFICERS
President ........... lim Wright
Vice-President . . Lidomdy Denny
Secretary . . . Rodgers Brown
Acorn Reporter . . Dorothy Whitman
Sponsor . . . . Miss Anno Bell
Sponsor . . Miss Mgrgoret Horris
SOCIAL COMMITTEE
Bob Hawkins Deiio Michgei Iorrnes Simmons Doris Willhite
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Biiiie Io Boyd Oliver Coveit Penryn Rcrsor Ioeiien Scruggs
Page Tweniy-sewn
ADDINGTON, RAYFORD
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Band, Orchestra, French Club, B.O.'l'.C.
ABERNATI-IY, EDITI-IE RAE
Entered from Reagan, '35
Music Club, Girl's Glee Club, Pep Squad, Gymkhana, Girl Re-
serves, Texas Poetry Club, Scholarship Club.
ALLISON, RUBY
Entered from Arkansas, '38
Mixed Chorus, Contata.
ALLEN, IAMES
Entered from Bowie, '35.
B.O.'I'.C. Corporal
,J
ALLEN, SAM
Ent d from Arkansas. '36
Gymkhana, Band, P n American Student Forum, Tennis Team,
Q, 4
Track, Junior Hi-Y.
' ARMISTEAD, MARY ALICE
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Pen Pal Club, Dramatic Club, Art Club, Spanish Club, Acorn
Reporter, Girl Reserves, Office Assistant, Gyrnkhana.
BANDY, BETTY
Entered from Beaqan, '35
Student Council, Dramatic Club, Scholarship Club, Secretary
2A Class, Spanish Club, Gyrnlchana, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Texas
Poetry Club, journalism Department.
ALLISON, GLADSTONE
Entered from Greenville, '38
ASHLEY, lOl-IN
Entered from Hoqq, '35
Band, R,O.T,C, 7nd Lt., Camp Dallas, lst Sat. Efficiency, Latin
Club, Aviation Club.
BANKER, DORRIS
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Pep Squad, Sec. Dramatic Club, Music Club, Mixed Chorus,
Acorn Reporter, French Club, Cantata.
BARNES, EVELYN
Entered from Boude Storey, '37
lunior Medical Profession Club, Gymkhana.
AUTRY, BILLY
Entered from Bowie, '35,
R.O.'l'.C, Efficiency
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BADGETT, IIMMIE
Entered from Peeler, '35
French Club, Kamera Klub.
BILLERT, IUANITA
Entered from Sunset, '37
President Iunior Medical Profession Club, Acorn Reporter, Pep
Squad Gymkhana
BIVINGS, DORCAS
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, Pep Squad, Spanish
Club, Pan-American Student Forum, Student Assistant, Girl
Reserves, Student Council, Linz Awards.
BAKER, I. W.
Entered from Peeler, '35
Progressive Club, Aviation Club, Baseball Team.
BAKER, IAMES
Entered from Peeler, '35
Senior I-Ii-Y, National Honor Society, Kamera Klub, French Club,
Student Council, Linz Bible Award, Scholarship Club.
BODINE, ROBYN
Entered from Reagan. '35
Pep Squad, Office Assistant, Dramatic Club, Gymkhana.
BOYD, BILLIE IO
Entered from Peeler, '35
Texas Poetry Club, Girl Reserves, Pep Squad, Military Sweet
heart, Cantata, Glee Club, Scholarship Club, Gymkhana.
BALCH, I. C.
Entered from Peeler, '35
Tennis, Secretary Horseback Riding Club, Progressive Club
Acorn Reporter, Student Assistant, Gymkhana.
. ' BABTEN, LYSLE
Jill!!! -'Ent from Bowie, '35.
filth . ., Latin Club, Gymkhana
. '.
BRADFORD, ELIZABETH
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Scholarship Club, Spanish Club, Pep Squad, Kamera Klub, Linz
Awards, Iournalism Staff.
BROWN, VIRGINIA
Entered from Ardmore Iunior Hiqh, '35
Gymkhana, Commercial Club.
BATES, CLAUDE
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Track, Aviation Club, Basket Ball.
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BEALMEAR, C. M.
Entered from Bowie, '35.
BUCHANAN, DORIS ANN
Entered from Carrollton, '38.
BYBEE, RUTH
Entered from Paris, Texas, '36,
Latin Club, Scholarship Club, Pep Squad, Student Council, Texas
Poetry Club, Gymkhana, National Honor Society, Secretary
Aviation Club, Co-Editor of Acorn.
BENNERS, ALFRED
Entcrod from Bowie, '35.
R.O.T.C.
BERRY, ALLEN
Entered from Hoag, '35
Progressive Club, Rifle Team, Crack Company, Commissioned
Officer, Iunior I-li-Y, Senior I-Ii-Y, Camp Dallas, Rifleman Award.
CAMPBELL, MARY KATHRYN
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '37,
Commercial Club, Iournalism Department
BLANKENSHIP, GEORGE
Entered from Sunset, '35.
CAMPBELL, VIRGINIA
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Spanish Club, Girl Reserve, Acorn Reporter, Gymkhana.
CARDWELL, EVELYN
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Spanish Club, Art Club, Scholarship Club, Dramatic Club,
Gymlchana.
BOATMAN, ALTON
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Football Letterman, Track Letterman, Vice-President 4B Clas
Operetta, Progressive Club, I-Ii-Y Club, Music Club, Mixed
S.
Chorus, Latin Club, Gymkhana.
k I
t ' '
BLAIR, ARTHUR ' ' ,J '
a
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Baseball, Basketball, Proqressive Club, Commissioned Officer,
Efficiency Award, Iournalism, Spanish Club.
CARLISLE, MARY
Entered from Peeler, '35,
Mixed Chorus, Cantata. I
Pagf Tbirly
BOWLES, ALBERT HM
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Crack Company: Band Contest: Camp Dallas: Secretary IA Class:
Golf Team: Football: Dramatic Club: Hi-Y.
CHITTIM, TULETA
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Pep Squad: Secretary 4B Class: Secretary Dramatic Club: Texas
Poetry Club: Music Club: Mlxed Chorus: Operetta: Cantata:
Student Council.
-I CLARK, ELIZABETH
' ' ' ' ' . Entered from Peeler, '35,
Pep fScfuaol: Girl Reserves Club: Commercial Club: Gymkhana
1 ' 'ffl' .
- v ' , RACKEEN, BILLY
, ' ' EHt red from Bowie, '35.
Commissioned Officer: Student Council: Senior Hi-Y: Iunior Hi-Y:
French Club: Band: Orchestra: President ZA Class: Scholarship
Club: Linz Award.
BROINN, RODGERS P.
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Cadet Lt. Colonel: Rifle Team: Crack Company: Efficiency
Awards: Camp Dallas: Efficiency Ribbon: Scholarship Club:
Linz Award: Student Council: Iunior and Senior Hi-Y: Progressive
Club: President Aviation Club: Officer Senior Hi-Y.
COATES, NONA LEE
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Scholarship Club: Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: Gymlchana:
ne Year Linz: Linz Bible Award.
' cooK, ELIZABETH
Entered from Arkansas, '36.
Pep Squad: French Club: Gymkhana.
BRYANT, IOE
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Letterman in Baseball: Acorn Staff: Scholarship Club: Spanish
Club: Gymlchana: One Year Linz:: Iournalism Department.
BUTLER, TOMMY
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Spanish Club: Progressive Club: Talent Club: Crack Company:
Efficiency Award: R.O.T.C. Officer.
COOK, EMBELYNE
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Best All-Around Underclass Girl: Gymkhana: Pep Squad Leader:
Glee Club: Library Council: Texas Poetry Club.
COUCH, EVELYN
Entered from Reagan, '35,
Pep Squad: Girl Reserves: Dramatic Club: Gymkhana: Scholar-
ship Club: Aviation Club: Commercial Club.
C ON, HERALD
nte from Reagan, '35,
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CARRELL, B. A.
Entered from Boude Storey, '35.
Linz Award, Scholarship Club, R.O.T.C. Officer, Crack Com-
pany, Efficiences, Football, Hi-Y, Operetta.
COX, FLORENCE
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Gyrnkhana, Horseback Riding Club, Dramatic Club, Operetta,
Pep Squad, Scholar:hip Club, French Club.
COX, KATHLEEN
Entered from Nebraska, '3'7.
Pep Squad.
CAVETT, OLIVER
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Football, Basketball, lunior Hi-Y and Senior Hi-Y, Operetta,
Talent Club, Student Council.
CLICK, OTIS
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Football, Basketball, Tennis, Riding Club, Iournalism Staff,
Baseball, Library Assistant, Student Assistant.
CROOK, HESPER
Entered from Waco, '36
National Honor Society, Sturent Council, Scholarship Club, Girl
Reserve Officer, Kamera Klub, Texas Poetry Club, Gymkhana.
CUMMINGS, LA VERNE
Entered from Peeler, '35,
Pep Squad, Scholarship Club, Spanish Club, National
Honor Society.
CLINE, MARCUS
Entered from Bowie, '35. '
Commissioned Officer, Acorn Reporter, Track.
COLLIER, GRANT
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
Stulent Council, Football, R.O.T.C., Spanish Club, Mixed Chorus,
Music Club, Cantata, Dramatic Club, Crack Company,
Gyrnkhana, Track, Declamation Contest.
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I xl
,X Juno!! , J, DANIEL, KATHERINE
" Entered from Forest, '36.
' National Honor Society, Pan-American Student Forum, Spanish
Club, Scholarship Club, Girl Reserves, Student Council, Pep
Squad, Banking Assistant, Peace Forum, Four Year Linz, Four
Year Everts Award.
DEAN, RUTH
Entered from Hoag, '35.
Office Assistant, Kamera Klub, Dramatic Club, Horseback Riding
Club, Gymkhana, Commercial Club, Acorn Staff, Glee Club,
Pep Squad, Music Club, Pen Pal Club, Denton Play Day.
COOK, LANE B.
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Senior Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Commissioned Officer
R.O.T.C., Band, Gymkhana
Pagv Thirty-Iwo
CROWN, PHILIP
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Gymlchana, President of Kamera Klub, Oak Bookkeeper, French
Club, Art Club, National Honor Society.
DENNY, LIDAMAY
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Latin Club, Student Council, Pep Squad, Texas Poetry Club,
Acorn Staff, Dallas News Correspondent, Gymkhana, Girl
Reserves, Scholarship Club, 4A Class Vice-President,
Dramatic Club.
,DENSMORE IUANITA
Entered from Peeler, '35,
Pen Pal Club, Progressive Club, National Honor Society, Linz
Award, Latin Club, lournalism Class, Scholarship Club,
Gymkhana, Commercial Club.
DAVIDSON, PAUL
Entered from Reagan, '35.
inc', Commissioned Captain oi R.O.T.C., Scholarship
onal nor Society, Rifle Team, Crack Company.
DAVIS, DAN
. Entered from Bowie, '35.
ournalism Department, Lettered in Basketball, Lettered in Base-
ball, Acorn Reporter, Sports Editor of Acorn, Gymkharia,
Scholarship Club.
DICKINSON, DOROTHY LEE
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Cheer Leader, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Batallion Sponsor, Texas Poetry
Club, Student Council, Pep Squad, Acorn Reporter
Music Club, Dramatic Club, Gymkhana.
. buf
.L 5 f' ELLIS, MARY
li" Entered from Reagan, '35,
DICKEY, 1. A. f ' -
I All Jlw
Staff sqi. R.O.T.C., Bend, Tradll A4 ' 'W 'X' lt
z HK Hy,
Entered from Sherman, '36.
' 1 ' ,
DISPENZA, PHILLIP ltr
Entered from Bowie, '35. l
Baseball, Commercial Club.
EPPS, VIRGINIA
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
Gymkhana, Spanish Club, Music Club.
EWTON, MARY
Entered from Boude Storey, '36.
Mixed Chorus, Operetta, lunior Medical Profession Club, Art
Club, Cantata, Gymkhana.
DYKES, TOMMY
Entered from Bowie, '35.
National Honor Society, Student Council, Scholarship Club, lunior
Medical Profession Club, Latin Club, French Club, Gymkhana,
Linz Pins, Aviation Club: Peace Forum.
Page Thirty-lbrcc
ECHOLS, RALPH
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Basketball: Baseball: Golf: Football: Horseback Riding Club:
Scholarship Club: Latin Club.
FITZGERALD, FRANCES
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
Mixed Chorus: Acorn Staff: Contatas: Gymkhana.
FRANCE, MARIE
Entered from Peeler, '35,
Scholarship Club: Social Chairman National Honor Society: French
Club: Girl Reserves: Four-Year Linz: Four-Year Everts:
Gymkhana: Progressive Club: Commercial Club.
ELPHINGSTONE, MIKE
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Band: Officer R.O.T.C.: Kamera Klub: Spanish Club: Gymkhana:
Aviation Club: Crack Company: Band Contest.
FRANKLIN, NED
Entered from Reagan, '35,
Track: R.O.T.C. Crack Company: Iunior I-Ii-Y: Senior Hi-Y:
Aviation Club: Kamera Klub: Physics Assistant:
Student Council.
FRANKLIN, MARY YVONNE
Entered from Reagan, '35,
Texas Poetry Club: Girl Reserves: Orchestra: Music Club: Pep
Squad: Gymkhana: Dramatic Club.
GAITHER, IIMMIE
Entered from Peeler, '35,
Music Club: Operetta: Latin Club: Secretary Debate Club: Pro-
gressive Club: President Pen Pal Club: Cantatas: Glee Club.
FRITZ, EUGENE
Entered from New Britain, Conn., '37,
R.O.T.C.: Capt. Golf Team: Gymkhana: Track: Horseback Riding
Club: Acorn Reporter.
I
GANDY, VVENZEL l
Entered from Boucle Storey, '36,
Football: Track: Baseball: Horseback Riding Club. RNIFX
tl. I l
GARRISON, LAvoYcE
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Pen Pal Club: Scholarship Club: Commercial Club: Linz Award:
Gymkhana: Music Club: Student Assistant: Girl Reserves: Acorfi
Reporter: Spanish Club.
GATES, MILDRED
Entered from Reagan, '35,
Music Club: Spanish Club: Dramatic Club: Scholarship Club:
Operetta: Gymkhana: Acorn Reporter: Glee Club: Cantatas:
R.O.T.C. Sponsor.
GODWIN, DUDLEY
Entered from Hogg, '35,
Gymkhana: Basketball: Art Club.
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GREEN, RAY
Entered from Bowie, '35.
R.O.T.C., Gymkhana, Linz Bible Award.
GREEN, MAURINE
Entered from Crockett, '35.
Spanish Club, Cantata, Gymkhana, Commercial Club.
HARBER, MARY ELIZABETH
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Pep Squad, Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club, Operetta, Gymkhana.
HAGENDOORN, BILLY
Entered from Louisiana, '3'7.
Debate Team, Football, Acorn Reporter, Aviation Club,
Gyrnkhana.
HARALSON, DAVID
Entered from Peeler, '35.
R.O.T.C., Crack Company, Spanish Club, Student Assistant,
Progressive Club.
HARRIS, MARY VIRGINIA
Entered from Bowie, '35.
i Art Club, French Club, Music Club, Cantata, Scholarship Club.
fr., L11
' HART, GLADYS
Entered from Marshall, '35.
HARDING, WARREN
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Lettered in Football, Track Team, Lt. R.O.T.C., Crack Company,
Efficiency Award, Senior Hi-Y, Debate Club, Student Council,
Progressive Club, Horseback Riding Club, Gymkhana.
HARRIS, A. W.
Entered from' Peeler, '35,
Lettered in Basketball.
HAYDEN, MARY
Entered from Wichita Falls, '38.
Gymkhana, Scholarship Club, Iournalisrn Staff, Art Club,
Horseback Riding Club.
HEATH, NATALIE
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '37,
Orchestra, Cantata, Music Department, Gymkhana.
HAWKINS, ROBERT
Entered from Mansfield, '36.
R.O.T.C., Crack Company, Camp Dallas, Iunior Hi-Y, Senior
Hi-Y, Progressive Club, Vice-President Student Council, Student
Assistant, President 4B Class, Popularity Contest, Baseball, Band,
S.A.S.G. Convention.
Page Thirty-five
HENDRICKS, HAROLD
Entered from Boude Storey, '3'7.
Acorn Reporter, Flying Club, Gymkhana, R.O.T.C.
HEISKELL, REBA
Entered from Hogg, '35,
Scholarship Club, Pep Squad, Student Assistant, French Club,
Student Council, Gymkhana, Editor-in-Chief of Oak, Four-Year
Everts Award, Four-Year Linz Award.
HILL, HILDRED
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Gymkhana, Pep Squad, Gym Assistant, Scholarship Club, Girl
Reserves.
HUTCHINSON, ROBERT
Entered from St. Louis, '35.
R.O.T.C., Crack Company, Gymkh g, Kamera Klub.
IR IN , EE
Ent ed l l nta, Ga., '36.
Senior Hi-Y, Progres 've Flying Club, Corporal, Sergeant
School Efficiency, Cr om any, Gymkhana, Student Assistant,
' or Be rer for Band.
HILL, MADELYN
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Scholarship Club, Girl Reserves, Kamera Klub, Dramatic Club,
Pep Squad, Gymkhana, Texas Poetry Club.
HOLLANDER, EVELYN
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Spanish Club, Pep Squad, Music Club, Mixed Chorus, Operetta,
Pen Pal Club, Gymkhana, Cantatas. '
IENNINGS, RICHARD
Entered from Tech, '38.
Linz Award.
IONES, ROBERT
Entered from Hogg, '35,
Spanish Club, Art Club, Gymkhana, Horseback Riding Club,
Commercial Club.
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HORTON, LOUISE
Entered from Peeler, '35.
HOYLE, MARY SUE
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Pep Squad.
KEAHEY, GEORGE
Entered from Bowie, '35,
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KELLEY, IOE
Entered from L.G.C. Academy, '35.
Iunior Medical Club, Horseback Riding Club, Crack Company,
French Club.
HUGHES, BILLIE NELL
Entered from Hogg, '35,
Dramatic Club, Texas Poetry Club, Scholarship Club, National
Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Pep Squad, Linz Awards, Latin
Club, Gymkhana, Student Assistant.
I-IUNLEY, ADA MAE
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Pen Pal Club, Scholarship Club, Mixed Chorus, Gymkhana, Girl
Reserves, Commercial Club, Spanish Club, Acorn Reporter
" ' KILGORE, ,AMES
Entered from Reagan, '35,
Business Mgr. of Oak, Acorn Staff, One-Act-Play Contest, Student
Council, Spanish Club, Gymkhana, Scholarship Club, National
Honor Society, Crack Company, Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. Major, Hi-Y.
KIMBERLIN, DOUGLAS V V
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Pan-American Forum, Student Council, Kamera Klub, Art Club,
Scholarship Club, Gymkhana, Spanish Department, Linz
Bible Award.
lAMES, SYLVIA DEAN
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
Commercial Club, Scholarship Club, Four-Year Everts, Linz
Award, Gymkhana.
IEFFERIESJUANA
Entered from Boude Storey, '36.
fp'v'V"'?,z!
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!,yg,'V KINCANNON, DoN
Entered from l-logq,l35.
'I Pan5American Fori,uW',Iun'i.or Hi-Y.
-1 ' I ,1i,'l'J Nh
I I 'KINGLIYRTHIER '
'lifnteredlf m"Saltillo, Texas, '-37. 1'
chqimhfp ciybi'
. , if ,,,, f ,if
'I Y V ll li!! V brltlv '
if ,rfb IOH1gfS N, VIRGINIA D.
I - 'rl' ,EnFe1:5t from Reagan, '35.
Scholarship Club, Ar4t,.'Club, National Honor Society, Class Officer.
' KERR, ANITA DAYLE
Entered from Winnetka, '35.
Scholarship Club, Gymkhana, French Club.
, KINNAN, CARL
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Senior Hi-Y, lunior Hi-Y, Officer, Crack Company, Spanish Club,
Commissioned Officer, School Efficiency Ribbon, Horseback Riding
Club, Aviation Club Officer, Gymkhana, Dramatic Club.
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LANDERS, KENNETH
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Gymkhana, Football, Basketball, Progressive Club, Track,
Student Assistant.
KIRK, WACIL
Entered from Peeler, '35,
Scholarship Club, Spanish Club, Gymkhana, Acorn Staff.
LOFTICE, ELIZABETH
Entered from North Dallas, '37,
Scholarship Club, National Honor Society.
LEE, IOE
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Student Council, Debate Team, Orchestra, Progressive Club, Non-
Commissioned Officer R.O,T.C,, Senior l-li-Y, Crack Company,
Band, Golf Team.
LOWE, EDWARD
Entered from Arkansas, '37.
Progressive Club, Scholarship Club, Aviation Club.
LUCK, LAURA LOIS
Entered from Boude Storey, '3'7.
Commercial Club, Kamera Klub, Student Council, Gymkhana.
1 MCDONALD, DeLOYCE
' Entered from Reagan, '35,
Scholarship Club, Linz Award, Spanish Department, Student
Council, Gymkhana, Office Assistant, Girl Reserves,
Commercial Club, Oak Staff
McBRlDE, LEWIS
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Latin Club, Vice-President Iunior Hi-Y, President Senior Hi-Y,
Oiiicer Progressive Club, Commissioned Officer R.O.T.C., Supply
Officer Camp Dallas, Track, Crack Company, Gymkhana.
MARABLE, WILLIAM
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Track, Tennis, Scholarship Club, Latin Club, Band.
McGREW, IEAN
Entered from Terrell, '36,
Pan-American Student Forum, Spanish Club, Gymlchana.
MCCLAIN, ELAVERNE LUCILLE
Entered from Forest, '36.
Pep Squad, Glrl Reserves, Aviation Club, Spanish Club,
Gymkhana.
MASCHO, HMMIE
Entered from Hogg, '34.
Football, Track.
Pago Thirty-eigh!
MAXWELL, BILLY
Entered from Boude Storey, '35.
Gymkhana, Iournalism, Scholarship Club.
MCLAUGHLIN, CATHERINE
' Entered from Sulphur Springs, '37,
McLEOD, CATHERINE
Entered from L.G.C., '36,
Iournalism Club, French Club, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club
MINOR, RALPH
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Rifle Team, Non-Commissioned Officer, Crack Company, Horse-
back Riding Club, Kamera Klub, Acorn Reporter, Gymkhana.
MORGAN, EVERETT
Entered from Carrollton, '35.
Spanish Club.
MADDERRA, HELEN
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
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Gymkhana.
MALONEY, MARY SUE ff' A
Enter o R ' .
Texas Poetry Club, ' h , irl Reserve ' eader of Pep
Sq d, Vice-Presi O etta, y a, tudent Council,
c a Cl v Senior Girl.
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ORRIS, C. B.
Entered from Boude Storey, '35.
OLDHAM, MURRAY
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Gymkhana, Iournalism, Aviation Club.
MANTON, RUTH
Entered from Hoqq, '35.
Spelling Contest, Secretary Spanish Club, Secretary National
Honor Society, International Peace Forum, Scholarship Club,
Student Council, Four-Year Linz, Four-Year Everts.
MARICLE, FREDA
Entered from Sunset, '36.
Iournalism Staff, Latin Club, Girl Reserves, Scholarship Club,
Gymkhana, Kamera Klub.
OWEN, ZERREL
Entered from West Texas, '37,
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PETTIT, IOE
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Gymlchana: Acorn Reporter: Pen Pal Club: Tennis: Student
Council: Basketball.
MARSHALL, VIRGINIA
Entered from Hoqq, '35.
Pep Squad: Gymlchana: Girl Reserves: Kamera Klub: lournalism
Staff: Spanish Club.
MARTIN, GENE
Entered from Weatherford, '36.
Commercial Club: Art Club: Dramatic Club.
PETTIT, RAY
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Pan-American Club: Gymkhana: Spanish Club: Scholarship Club:
R.O.'I'.C, Efficiency Crack Company: Dramatic Club: Hi-Y.
XXDJ 91 OWELL, CHARLES R.
0 P ntered from Tyler, '37.
Orb Student Council.
LMM
- MATHEWS, ANITA
Entered from Hoqq, '35.
Dramatic Club.
MATHIS, MYRTLE
Entered from Boude Storey, '35.
Gymlchana: Spanish Club.
PRENTICE, BILL
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Student Council: Gymkhana: Junior Hi-Y: Football Mgr.: Baseball
Mar.: Basketball Mgr.: Acorn Reporter: Basketball.
PRICE, PHILIP
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Lettered in Basketball: Lettered in Baseball: Student Council:
Student Assistant: Iournalisrn.
MEREDITH, MARGUERITE
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Pep Squad: Girls Glee Club: Girl Reserves: French Club: Cantata.
MICHAEL, DELIA
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Music Club: Texas Poetry Club: 2B Officer: Best All-Round Senior
Girl: Cheer Leader: Dramatic Club: Student Assistant: Student
Council: Pep Squad: Gymkhana: Operetta.
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PRITCI-QRQD, H soN .
Entered frorq West irqinia, '36. -
Pan-American Student Fo rn: Trac Aviation Club: Scholarship
Club: Linz Awards: Kamglsi Kluya atin Club: Progressive Club:
Franch Club: Gymkhaga: Spanish Club,
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RASOR, PENRYN
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Oak Staff.
MILLER, MILDRED
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Iunior Red Cross, Four-
Year Everts, Four-Year Linz Award.
MOORE, SIDNEY D.
Entered from Bowie, '24.
Gymlchana.
REDUS, BILL
Entered from Fort Worth, '38.
Band.
REDWINE, ERNEST
Entered irom lrvinq, '36,
Dramatic Club, Non-Commissioned Officer R.O.T.C., Crack
Company, Horseback Ridinq Club.
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Entered from Peeler, '35.
National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Student Council, Art
Club, Kamera Klub, Latin Club, Linz Awards, Gymkhana.
MOUNT, MARCELLE
Entered from Bowie, '35
Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Gymkhana, Acorn Reporter,
Scholarship Club, One-Year Linz.
RIDLEY, I. V.
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Football, Tennis, Progressive Club, Horseback Riding Club, Acorn
Reporter, Gymkhana.
ROBBERSON, IACK
Entered from Peeler, '35,
Track, Scholarship Club, Latin Club, National Honor Society.
NELSON, TOMMYE
Entered from Reagan, '35.
National Thespian Club, Dramatic Club, Iunior Medical Profession
- Club, Pep Squad, Acorn Reporter, Scholarship Club, Music
' ' 5. Club, Texas Poetry Club.
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JI' Entered from Peeler, '35.
I Girl Reserves, Music Club, Mixed Chorus, Dramatics, Operettas,
City Chorus, Gymkhana.
ROBINSON, IIMMIE
Entered from Long High, '37.
Scholarship Club, Banking Assistant, Vice-President Pan-American
Forum, Spanish Club, Serqeant R.O.T.C., Student Council.
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ROGERS, MORGAN
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Scholarship Club, Student Council, Iunior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y:
Officer, Physics Assistant, Riding Club, Basketball, Aviation
Club, Progressive Club, Gymkhana, Linz Award.
' OSBORNE, IANE
' Entered from Bowie, '35,
National Honor Society, Pan-American Forum, Girl Reserves,
Spanish Club, Student Assistant, Student Council, Pep Squad,
Gymkhana, Linz Awards, Everts Awards,
PALMER, MARY
Entered from Boude Storey, '37. .jx ,-
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Entered from Bowie, '35, 'X
Scholarship Club. N'
RUSSELL, MELVIN
Entered from Peeler, '35,
Pan-American Student Forum, Spanish Club, lunior H
Gyrnkhana, Basketball.
PARK, HELEN IEAN
Entered from Abilene, '36,
Pan-American Student Forum, Spanish Club, Scholarship Club,
Girl Reserves, Student Council, Banking Assistant, Linz Award.
PARKER, RUTH
Entered from Hogg, '35,
Latin Club, Linz Award, Pep Squad, Scholarship Club, Girl
Reserves, Dramatic Club, National Honor Society, Everts Award,
Student Assistant. ,l
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SAWYER, Tolvi -f '
Entered from Rockwall, '37, ,
Progressive Club, Sergeant R.O.T.C. -
SHELTON, ROBERT
Entered from Hogg, '35,
Vice-President Snior Hi-Y, VideAPresident SB, Iunior Hi-Y, Com-
missioned Officer R.O.T.C., Band, Camp Dallaq School Sergeants
Efficiency, Student.Council,- Latin Club, lkholarswlub, ,
Orchestra, Grymkhana, Officer Prog essive Ci X
Dramatic Club.
PETTIGREW, PAY
Entered from Lang High, '35,
Commercial Club, Gyrnkhana, Aviation Club.
PITTMAN, MARY KATHERINE
Entered from Hogg, '35,
Gymkhana, Texas Poetry Club. .NK
SIBLEY, PAT
Entered from Reagan, '35,
R.O.T.C., Band, Mixed Chorus, Iunior Medical Professions Club.
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SIMMONS, BILL
Entered from Sam Houston, '37.
POLLOCK, RUTH
Entered from Reagan, '35,
Dramatic Club, Kamera Klub, Gymkhana, Denton Play Day,
Latin Club, Acorn Reporter, Scholarship Club, Commercial Club.
POTTHOFF, LOIS
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Scholarship Club, Art Club, Pep Squad, Student Council, Oak
Staff, Pan'American Forum, Girl Reserves, Pen Pal Club,
Kamera Klub, National Honor Society.
SIMMONS, IAMES
Entered from Hogg, '36.
Library Council, President ZA, Student Council, International
Forum, Acorn Reporter, Under-Class Favorite, Senior
Hi-Y, Latin Club.
SMITH, D. L.
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Assistant Manager Football, Baseball, Manager Basketball Team.
RATLIFF, RUTH
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Kamera Klub,
Acorn Reporter, Mixed Chorus, Gymkhana.
REMSTEDT, PAYE
Entered from Missouri, '36,
Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Linz Award, Scholarship Club,
French Club, Gymkhana, Secretary Pen Pal Club.
SNEED, CHAD
Entered from Hogg, '35,
Football.
SPORT, L. C.
Entered from Peeler, '35.
President lB, Student Council, Spanish Club.
ROBNETT, LUBY
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Latin Club, French Club, Acorn Reporter, Dramatic Club,
Gymkhana.
ROWLAND, FLORENCE
Entered from Hogg, '35,
Pep Squad, Horseback Riding Club, Kamera Klub, Girl Reserves,
Gymkhana.
STILES, CLAYBORN
Entered from Peeler, '35.
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STRUGES, GEORGE
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Track, Football, Spanish Club, Art Club, Progressive Club,
Gymkhana.
SAUNDERS, WANDA
Entered from Missouri, '36,
Scholarship Club, Iunior Medical Club, French Club, Gymkhana,
Student Assistant, Tennis Team, City Tennis Champion,
' t ,f rj QSCRUGGS, IOELLEN
7 - W, ' Entered from Reagan, '35.
U fjChemistryg' ssistant, Pen Pal Club, Student Council, Dramatic
A Club ' a1ionalThespian Club, Music Club, Ioumalism Staff.
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" TERRY, TOM
' Entered from Bowie, '35.
French Club, Horseback Riding Club
TRAVIS, CALVIN
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Latin Club, Officer R.O.T.C., Scholarship Club, Acorn Reporter,
Iunior I-HAY, Camp Dallas, Band, Acorn Salesman,
Student Council.
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SMITH, BERNICE
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Scholarship Club, Spanish Club, lournalism Staff.
SPRADLING, MARY LOU
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Pep Squad, Art Department, Acorn Reporter, Gymkhana.
UECKERT, WILLIAM
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
UPI-IAM, DICK
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Riding Club, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Art Club, Progressive
Club, Gymkhana.
SUTER, MARIORIE
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Scholarship, Operetta, Cantata, Music Club, Mixed Choru:,
Girl Reserves.
TACKER, IVELLE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
Dramatic Club, Thespian Club, Basketball Queen, Progressive
Club, Scholarship Club.
WALLACE, HOWARD
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Band, Scholarship Club.
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WALRAVEN, ALBERT
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Senior H--Y, President 3A Class, Dramatic Club, Library
Council, Gymkhana.
TATE, BENETA
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Acorn Reporter, Dramatic Club, National Thespian Club,
Gymlchana.
TAYLOR, VIRGINIA
Entered from Long High, '35.
Dramatic Club, Acorn Reporter, Pep Squad, Gym Assistant,
President Dramatic Club.
WALTI-IER, RICHARD
Entered from Colrado, '35
Debate Team, Progressive Club, National Thespian, Band,
Kamera Klub, Orchestra.
WEATHERRED, HM
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Basketball.
THOMAS, LOIS
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Pep Squad, Pen Pals, Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Gymkhana.
THOMPSON, BETH
Entered from Peeler, '35.
National Honor Society, IA Class Officer, Scholarship Club,
Pep Squad, Cinder Sweetheart, Gymlchana, Spanish Club,
Co-Editor of Acorn
WI-IITLOCK, ROY L.
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
R.O.T.C., Baseball, Football, Horseback Riding Club.
, 4. WRIGHT, JIM
Ni' X Q Entered from Oklahoma City, '36.
Student CQAA-cilTJPresident Progressive Club, President Debate
President or Hi-Y, Football, Debate Team, Crack Company,
Ifxtemporan ous Speaking, Scholarship Club, School Efficiency
Award, Candidate for President of Southern Association of Student
Government, President 4A Class, Dramatic Club.
Club, Prfidlint Nat'onal Thespian Club, Peace Forum, Vice-
TIPPENS, EVELYN
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Spanish Club, Cantata, Pep Squad, Mixed Chorus.
TIPPS, MARGERY
- Entered from Bowie, '35.
Presid t panish Club, National Honor Society, Scholarship
Club, ecretary Pan-American Forum, Girl Reserves, Student
X918 Assistant, Pep Squad, Linz Award.
WYLIE, ROBERT
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Secretary Senior Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Student Council,
Vice-President 3A, Best All-Round Senior Boy, Chemistry
Assistant, Gymkhana, Scholarship Club, Four-Year
Everts, Bible Award.
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TOLBERT, ELINOR A
Entered from Brownwood, '35
Latin Club, Aviation Club, Gymkhana, Kamera Klub.
TOVVNSEND, MARY
Entered from Winnetka, '35.
Scholarship Club, Spanish Club, Kamera Klub.
TRULY, FREDA
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Gymkhana, Mixed Chorus, Operetta, Contata.
VANN, RUTH
Entered from Boude Storey, '36.
Music Club, Gymkhana.
VESTAL, THELMA
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Pep Squad, French Club, Music Club, Cantata, Acorn Reporter,
Gymkhana.
WAGGONER, IAYNE
Entered trom Peeler, '35.
Pep Squad, Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, Four-
Year Linz Award, Four-Year Everts Award, Dramatic Club,
R.O.T.C, Sponsor, French Club, Student Council, Gymkhana,
Aviation Club, Pan-American Peace Forum, Archery Club.
WALKER, LEONA
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '36,
Music Club, Operetta, Cantata, Spanish Department.
WALKER, RUTH GENEVIEVE
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '36.
Operetta, Contatas, Music Club, French Play, Kamera Klub,
Gymkhana.
WALTHERS, LILLIAN
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Art Club, Music Club, Cantata, Gymkhana.
WATSON, MARY IO
Entered from O. M. Roberts, '35.
Horseback Ridinq Club.
WHITMAN, DOROTHY
Entered from Sherman, '37.
Texas Poetry Club, Scholarship Club, Linz Award, Student
Council, Thespian Officer, Acorn Staff.
WILDMAN, DOLLY D.
Entered from New York, '36.
Oak Staff, Pep Squad, Gymkhana, Scholarship Club, Secretary-
Treasurer of Commercial Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Student
Council, Aviation Club, Student Assistant, Progressive Club, Gym
Assistant, Denton Play Day Co-Editor of Oak.
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FLACK, DENNIE IO
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WILLHITE, DORIS
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Student Council: Kamera Klub: Scholarship Club: Linz Award,
Pan-American Forum: Horseback Riding Club: Student Assistant:
Library Council: Acorn Reporter: Girl Reserves: Pep Squad:
Maiorette.
WILLIAMS, ALICE
Entered from I-Ioqq, '35.
Dramatic Club: Commercial Club: Kamera Klub: Gymkhana.
WILSON, DOROTHY
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Scholarship Club: Gymkhana: Ir. Medical Club: Latin Club.
WISKOCHIL, MARGARET
Entered from L. G. C., '35.
Spanish Club: Dramatic Club: Pep Squad: Maiorette: Library
Council: Student Assistant: Scholarship Club: Gymkhana:
Pan-American Forum.
WOOD, ANITA
Entered from Peeler, '35.
Girl Reserves: Spanish Club: Peace Forum: Gymkhana.
WRIGHT, IANE
Entered from Houston, '35.
Pep Squad: Gymlchana: Girl Reserves: Commercial Club.
YEAGER, NORMA
Entered from Bowie, '35.
Gymkhana: Mixed Chorus: Spanish Club: Operetta.
YOUNG, FRANCES
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
Acorn Reporter: Scholarship Club.
NOT SHOWN IN PICTURES
Entered from Kautman, Texas, '38.
Entered from Boude Storey,
Spanish C
IAMES, EUGENE
Library Council: Track.
GRAY, IOE
Entered from Sunset, '39.
SAVAGE, EDGAR
Entered from Tech, '38.
SMITH, ROBERT
Entered from Hogg, '36,
lub: Crack Company: R
37.
iile Team.
TIPPIT, FRANK
Entered from Reagan, '35,
WALKER, HIRAM
Entered from Anton, '38.
ROY, HERBERT
Entered from Fort Worth, '35.
Track Team: Basketball.
MARTIN, BETTY
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '39.
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Blanton, NVilber eserole, Otis Allard, Tommie
Bolding, Lonnie
Yowles, Albert
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Collins, Edgar
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Hunley, Donal
CLASS orrrcrsns mm GQOIQZJ
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Vice-President
Mary Ruth
Secretary
Rader McCulley
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Moore, Dan
Moore, lames D.
Mylander, Kenneth
Napier, Carl Fred
Nelson, Bill
Parr, Lewis C.
Patton, Vifalter H.
Peterson, Vernon R.
Phillips, loe
Price, Iohn
Robbins, lack
Satterwhite, Mdrion
scmmke, onsiif is
Shaw, lim ' it
Sibley, lack
Smith, George
Stacy, Bob
Switzer, Otto
Taylor, Ray
Tho pson, Earl
T man, Raymond
nnell, Preston
Waltker, Danny
Watkins, L. M.
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Bearden, Mary
Bennett, Elinor
Board, Frances
Burnett, Martha
Carpenter, Marian
Carter, Elizabeth
Cornett, Mildred
Durand, Elizabeth
Eckstein, Othelia
Estes, Mary F.
Ford, Ierryline
Ford, losephine
Fowler, Margaret
Frogge, Wanda
Haughy, Sara
Hawkins, Eleanor
Hitt, Doris
Honeycutt, Iewel
Huff, Ruby
Ieftries, luana
lohnson, Celia Dell
lohnston, Mary
Martin, Nellie Lee
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Montfort, M,ary
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Peitz, Rita
Plumlee, Edna Lynn
Rainwater, Louise
Reckley, Dorothy
Reeves, Nancy
Schulz, Elsie
Scribner, Maurine
Smith, Eleanor Claire
Stegar, Iooephine
Stroud, Elizabeth
Taylor, Rebecca
Teal, Norma
Todd, Betty Marie
Upham, Helen
Vernon, Evolene
Walston, Orelya
Walton, Margie
Warren, Imogene
Weatherford, Gwen
West, Rose Marie
Whittlesey, Margaret
Williams, Voneta
Witherspoon, Virginia
Younger, Iuanita
Spring
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Carl Napier
Vice-President
Otis Meserole
Secretary
Dorothy Miller
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Couch, Stella
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Day, Billie
Dillard, Pat
Dorsett, Boselyn
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Everett, Elsie
Fitzgerald, Carolyn
Hearn, Maurine
Henderson, Peggy
Hill, Patty
Hilton, Wanda
Hine, Virginia
Holloway, Gwendolyn
Holston, Nora Mae
Holt, Margie
Hufstedler, Edith
Hulse, Dora
Ingram, Bennye lune
lames, Esther
larneson, Marylou
arable, Dorothy
Merritt, Dorothy .
Milke, Marguerite
Miranda, Lillian .
Mitchell, Dorothy '
Morgan, Martha
Nelson, Anona
Nichols, Edythe Kay
O'Bryan, Latrell
Pantaze, Angelina
Parker, Ann
Patterson, Doris
Pickins, Helen
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Shaw, Velma
Sheffield, Dorothy
Shelton, Elizabeth
Smither, Betty
Starling, Frances
Stevens, Virginia
Stroud, Mary
Sullivan, Mildred
Summers, Tommye
Tallent, Margaret
Templeton, Mary Iean
Thurrficl , Dorothy Lee
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Pattle Sue Clark
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Ruth McCullough
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Flowers, Dorothy Mae
Garnhrell, Delphia
Gambrell, Fredda
Gash, Mimmie Fay
Ienkins, Velma
Kerr, Louise
Kirwan, Iohan a
Knowles, e
Plunkett, Nannie
Pooley, Mary
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Brodnax, Martha X Gillen, Kathelene Koch, e Sue Price, Elsie Wardrip, Ruth
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Burt, Anna lean N ' Green, Peggy La n, Rose Pritchett, g rita Watson, Mary Belle
Bush, Mary Katherine Guynes, Katherine son, Sue Pyeatt, Na Wendelloorn, Vivian
Carlson, Emily Ham ond, Dorothea ' ach, Lillie Ann Rambo, ary White, Lucille
Carrell, Erna H er, Chaorlotte Lent, Bettilou a s orothy Whiteside, Virginia
Cates, Norma Lou re, Virginia Loftice, Oleta e , Dorothy Wiederhold, Maxine
Cayton, Helen ayce arris, Bobbie McCullough, Buth d, Elsie Mae Wilkin '
Cecil, Bernic Hartness, Rud McKinney, Lois eese, Sybil Wilks, Meredith
Chander,G C Harvey, Ann McKinney, Maureen Richardson, Geraldine Williams, Frances
Chaletain ' e Harvey,,,An ta McLeod, Ma'y lane Salas, Glory Wright, Noami
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Anderson, Donald
Ard, Ben
Austin, Garfield
Bankhead, Homer G. '
Barnett, lesse Clllto. as
Barr, Chris ex,
Beiseker, Marvin
Blackwell, Clyde
Blessinq, Wiley
Breedlove, Vtfendell
Brown, Ioseph
Brown, William
Bryant, Robert
Campbell, I'rnrnio
Carmical, Fred
Carrell, Sam
Chapman, B. reren
Childers, Dan
Clark, Robert W.
Cochrane, L. D.
Coke, Owen S.
Coker, Marshall Ray
Collett, Luke
Collier, lames R. .1
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Cox, Robert G.
Croft, Torbett
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Ferguson, V. P.
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Franklin, Alonzo
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Gault, Duncan
Geren, Lloyd
Gossett, Earl
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McGee, Gene
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Mehrten, Frank
Meley, Leroy
Metzacrr, Charlis
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Morrow, Frnest
Mullens, Fayne
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Nichols, Clovis
Nowlinq, Bolo
O'Brien, Denis
Park, Iames
Pinkston, Wallace
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Robertson, Wayne
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Sanger, Edwin
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Simmons, Billy H.
Simms, lack
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Smith, Peyton
Sorenson, Rodny
Stephenson, Horace
Stubbs, Nolan
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Switzer, Georae D.
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Tanner, Warren
Tennison, Ross
Tubner, Ray
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Anderson, Charles
Anderson, Iames
Archer, Virgil
Ashford, K. I.
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Cowing, Harry
Craig, Bert
Cunningham, 'William
Davis, I. E.
Deaver, Bill
Denton, Iames
Dodga, Charles
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Dunlap, Harr-1
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Hocker, Claude
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Houston, Stanly
Howard, Guy
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Iones, Glen
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Odom, Ralph
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Butcher, Billy
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Dunnam, Lloyd
Eades, B. G.
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Fagan, C. A.
Farris, Bob
Flippin, Kay
Fowler, Clarence
Frazier, Hoyt
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Goodwin, Pa ,rl
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Gray, Bob
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Hall, Raymor d
Hanson, Walter
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Kinkel, Dan
Lanza, Nick
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Lewis, Lawrence
Primm, Bill
Proctor, Charles
Rawlings, I. H.
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Moore, A. I.
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Sallis, Fred
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Skelton, Marvin Lee
Thompson, Pat
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Turner, Richard
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Utley, Edgar
Vaughan, A. C,
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Webb, Keith
Wessels, Dan
Wetzel, Wilburt
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W'illiams, Horace
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Windsor, Norman
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Amundsen, Loretta
Anderson, Mary
Archer, Virginia
Ashford, Marion
Austin, Betty
Bailey, Amonette
Balch, Anne
Baltzegar, Marian
Bates, Mary
Baxter, loye
Beasley, Frances
Bell, Earline
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Blaine, Ioe Anne
Blanton, Nadine
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Boatman, Ruth
Boland, Doris
Brower, Jeannette
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Bruce, luanita
Bryan, Eddlean
Bryant, Iuanita
Campbell, Dora
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Clark, Barbara Ann
Clark, Dorothy
Coleman, Virginia
Collier, Hazel
Combs, Ann
Congleton, Elise
Cook, Doris
Cooke, Dorothy
Cooper, Maxine
Crutcher, Oneita
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Davis, Donna
Dix, Maxine
Dobbins, Francis
Drees, Pauline
Duncan, Reona
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Eason, Sara lim
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Eure, Bertie
Fairey, Frances
Farmer, lane
Fleeman, Margaret
Fletcher, lohnnye
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Ford, Margaret
Fowler, Francis
Fulkerson, Margaret
Garner, Nina Ruth
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Gual, Marjorie
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Hare, Helen
Hargrove, Hazel
Harralson, Marie
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Hayden, Rebecca
Hearn, Marie
Heller, Mary
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Holcomb, Bonnie
Hudgins, Mary Bess
Huff, Virginia
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larrord, Dorothy
lefcoat, Mary Nadine
lennings, Daryl
lones, loanna
lones, Margie
Keller, Elizabeth
Kemp, Marveleen
Kerbow, Sibbie
King, Doris
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Leslie, Berta
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Lewis, Viola
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Lowe, Dorothy
Lowe, Marjorie
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McDaniel, Doris
McDaniel, Mildred
McFarland, Martha
McHenry, Frances
McKinney, Betty
McLaren, Ion
McMillan, lessie
McPeek, Norma
Martin, Dorothy
Meredith, lean
Miller, Mozelle
Mitchell, Frances
Mitchell, Katherine
Moneyhun, Veoma
Moore, Roxie Ann
Mowatt, Bobby
Napier, Thelma
Nelson, Loretta
Nichols, Phyllis
O'Donohoe, Billie
Osborn, Doris
Paden, Helen
Parker, Catherine
Parks, luana
Pearson, Marinell
Peterson, loan
Pettigrew, Lorene
Pierce, Helen
Poole, Dorothy
Potak, Annie lo
Powell, Maurine
Ranft, Marguita
Reedy, Doris
Reneau, Frances
Rhodes, Rosemary
Richardson, Sally
Ring, Marie
Robnett, Mary Flo
Rogers, Shirley
Bollandin, Virginia
Ross, Ruby
Sanford, Mary
Saunders, Louise
Scottino, Ruby
Schudder, Bonnie
Shaw, Kathleen
Shields, Mary
Smith, Francis
Smith, Marcele
Smith, Roberta
Solomon, Ruth
Southern, Mary Ezm
Spangler, Helen
Sparks, lacqueline
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Akin, Ray
Atteberry, Wilson
Babb, Herbert
Baughman, Desmer
Berry, Donald
Birdsong, lacky
Blankenship, Harold
Bowles, Tommy
Burkart, Bill
Burris, Billy Harrell
Camp, Lowell
Carroll, Clay Von
Childers, Conway
Claunch, lohn
Coats, Weldon
Coleman, Tommy
Collins, Earl
Cook, Bennie
Cowan, Kenneth
Daniel, Sammy Earl
Davenport, Hal
Davis, Everett
Dees, David
Denton, Allen Boyd
Diamond, Rowlings
Dunlap, Clifford
England, Wesley
Favre, Carl
Finley, Carl
Ford, Taylor
Gibbons, lames
Gibbs, Frank
Green, Daniel
Gregory, Carl
Gregory, William
Groce, Huel
Gross, B. E.
H zrrelson, Robert
Haynes, Lem
Heaton, Leon t
Hillin, Sarn
Hogue, Bradley
Holcomb, Harold
Holland, lohn
House, Samuel Edge
Humphrey, Frank H.
Humphreys, Evvellx
Hunley, Collin
lackson, Bayard
lenkins, George
lchnson, Robert
January '41
Q Lucas, Billy
Luper, Harold
Lyday, lames
Lykes, Naylor
McCarley, Harry Lee
McClain, loe
McClure, Don
McElroy, Gaylon
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Marco, Virgil
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VMiller, Eugene
Miller, Roy
Nelson, Robert
Newman, Lewis
Northcutt, Charles
Kgrf, Bill Oliver, Herman
Keener, David QSb0f1'19,lOl'11'1
Kirshaw, B. M. jPaSinO. Frank
Koch, Phil NF Patterson, Beverly
LaPlant, Raymond XlPatterson, Bobby
Latimer, larrell W. A gatterscgn,1Rc131bert
Lee, Robert E. ., iGTCG. CI P
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Lloyd, Elgin
Lockard, Raymond
Lockett, lack
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Longley, George
Lowry, Eugene
Lozano, lesse
A Qualls, Forrest
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Reese, Eugene
Reynolds, Roy
Richardson, Dick
Risinger, Billy
Robertson, lim
Robins, Lester
Rudd, Billy
Schulz, Carl
Sheflield, lames
Shelton, Billy
South, Charles
Stephens, W'indell
Stevenson, Robert
Stubbleiield, Allen
Stultzz, Vt'ilson
Surrett, William
Tirripa, Felix
Tucker, George
Vogel, Donald
Vtfaits, Gliver L.
W'allace, lames
Vfalters, Ralph A.
VJhite, W. T.
VJhittington, Wallace
Wiley, A. P.
Wiley, larnes
Wilson, K,
Wilson, Wailand
Vtlolt, Gene
Worden, loe
Yarbrough, Alfred
Adams, Frances
Akers, Virginia
Anderson, Shirley
Avord, Collece
Bagqett, Katherine
Bailey, lessie Ray
Barrett, Betty
Berry, Lorraine
Binion, Mary Alice
Blackburn, Betty
Blackwell, Betty
Branorn, Vera Faye
Bruce, loyce
Buchanan, Mildred
Buck, Charlene
Camp, Ruth
Carter, Lucille
COX,TOIUH1lG Lee
Cristol, Amelia
Crouch, Frances
Cummings, Anna Io
Davis, Evelyn
Drain, Dorothy lean
Drake, leanne Adista
Dunn, lrene
Eckstein, Laurotta
Ely, Marion
Ferguson, Marjorie
Folse, Peggy Lee
Foster, Betty lune
Gallaher, Barbara
Gallaspie, Clara
Garrett, Dorothy
Hamilton, Mariorie
Hill, Peggy
Harmon, Mary V.
Hemphill, lean
Hollander, Marian
Hunter, Mamie Belle
lensen, Nelsie
lohnson, Geraldine
lolly, Gwendolyn
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Lowe, Kenneth
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McKay, Harold
Manton, Thomas
Martin, Thad
Massey, Alvin
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Miranda, Victor
Morgan, Charles
Muckrnore, Robert
Murphey, Pat
Newman, Charles
Nowlin, Wanz
Pantaze, George
Payne, David
Pediford, lack
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Potthoff, Bill
Ramsey, Bobby
Rhodes, Cecil
Richardson, Walter
Robinson, Bill
Sams, Ottie Lee
Schmidt, Wallace
Schoen, Ernest
Sequin, Iohn
Shields, larnes
Shirk, Harry
Simmons, Kenneth
Slater, lack
Stephenson, Billy
Stice, Herbert
Still, Ioe
Teubner, Edwin
Thaxton, Robert
Thomas, Charles
Thompson, lohn
Townsend, Kenton
Trapp, Albert
Truly, Richard
Tubre, Wilfred
Utt, Ted
Walla, David
Vfarwick, Harry
Wasson, Bob
Westerfeldt, lohn
Whitaker, Pat
Whitlock, Cleo
Windblood, lack
Zuefeldt, Richard
Aiton, Helen
Alexander, LaVonne
Allen, lacguelyn
Angus, Elizabeth
Baker, Prucilla
Baker, Verna Rae
Ballard, Norma lean
Beasley, Evelyn
Beaty, Edith Carl
Berry, lean
Bickley, Mary
Blair, Mary
Blalock, Nelouise
Blevins, Helen
Bonner, Norma
Bowley, Peggy
Boyd, Ernesat Cortaz
Brown, lune
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Childress, Beatrice
Clark, Frankie
Coates, Mary Dean
Collum, Effie
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Crockett, Mary Dolores
Cruse, Rosalyn
Davis, Imogene
Davis, Vivian
Delaney, lean
Dickey, Betty lean
Dilleshaw, Margaret
Duncan, Louise
Durand, Ieanette
Edaar, Catherine
Ellis, lohnnie
Eubanks, Dorothy
Evans, Elizabeth
Ewing, Dorothy
Floyd, Katheryne
Forsyth, Thelma
Foster, Clara Eva
Frazier, Frances C.
Gilbson, Myrtle
Gillette, Ellen G.
Gleason, Lillian
Glidewell, Ruth
Godwin, Alice
Graham, Betty
Hair, Ora Lee
Harding, Dorothy
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Allen, Bill
Allen, C. I.
Allen, Edwin
Askins, Dewey
Beard, T. K.
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Britton, William
Cate, lohn
Chambers, Robert
Chapel, Iohn
Clark, Robert
Coats, Gene
Cooper, Iimmie
Copher, William
Creel, lohnny B.
Crow, Earl Edward
Doudney, Charles
Epps, Turner
Esry, Walter
Eubank, Iackie
Fazakerley, Arthur
Ford, Ted
Freed, Kenneth
Fuller, lames
Gausnell, Iames
Gilmer, Charles
Gray, George
Gregory, Robert
Gresham, Duke
Ham, C. O.
Harris, I. T.
January ,43
Hawkins, Don
Hays, Donalcl
Humphrey, loseph
Iohnson, Donald
lohnson, Harry
Iones, Tornmy
Kee, Charles
Kilgore, Kendall
King, Otis
Krayer, Ioe
Langston, Zack
Lawson, Thotnas
Lindsay, George
Lockridge, Cecil
McAdams, Iames
McFerren, Ecward
Moore, Iamee G.
Morgan, Weldon
Mullen, Russell
Murdock, lustine
Newman, Fred
O'Donohoe, Terry
Oglesby, George
Payne, Harold
Pettijohn, Bob
Phillips, Ray
Pollock, Charles
Price, Earl
Pulliam, Iamie
Rachels, Iohnny
Reynolds, Iames
Saba, David
Sanders, Lloyd
Schmitz, Nolan
Searnans, Arthur
Senter, Ioe
Shepherd, O. W.
Sparks, Thomas
Spicer, George
St. Clair, Martin
Stacy, Dollam
Starns, Floyd H.
Summers, Melvin
Talbott, Iimmy
Teasley, Edgar
Volentine, Bert
Wade, Lewis
Ward, Morris
Warren, Albert
Wathen, Eugene
Whale, lack
Whiddon, Iohn
White, larnes
Wilson, William
Yarborough, Barkley
Yates, Dick
Youngblood, lack
Adams, luanita
Boston, Mary Carolyn
Brooks, Kathleen
Brown, Bonnie Lou
Cameron, loyce
Carpenter, lean
Carter, Harriet
Cason, Lauretta
Cleveland, Martha
Click, Myrtie
Coats, Glennis
Coker, Betty lane
Cowan, Norma
Cravens, Sue
Crook, Patsy Rae
Crouch, Betty Iune
Cunningham, Bernice
Dabbs, Dorothy
Durham, Paula
Elkins, Emma
Fain, Iune
Fleeman, Rebecca
Fortune, Iarvis Ann
Gass, Geneva
Hardage, Dorothy
Hays, Betty lane
Hinchey, Mary Io
Hodges, Billie Ruth
Hunly, Helen
Irwin, Iacqueline M.
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Rindy, Beverly
Roberts, Beverly
Sands, Catherine
Shaddox, Ruby
Shipley, Nina
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Journalism Department
, STAFF
Co-Editors
Ruth Bybee
Beth Thompson
Business Managers
Ioe Bryant
Iames Simmons
R.O.T.C. Editor
Iames Kilgore
Sports
Dan Davis
Feature Editor
Maiorie Suter
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Dorothy Whitman
The primary purpose ot the high school paper is to reflect the activities ot
the students. lt strives to cover all important happenings and in that Way ac-
quaint everyone With the resources of the school. It hopes to arouse interest
in school projects, such as assemblies, senior plays, and contests of all kinds.
Through its humor columns and its features the school paper serves as an
entertainer of the student readers.
REPORTERS
Allison Ruby Cline, Marcus Kilgore, lames Scruggs, Ioellen
Armistead, Mary Dean, Ruth McLeod, Catherine Smith, Bernice
Alice Densmore, Iuanita Maricle, Freda Spradling, Mary Lou
Bandy, Betty Denny, Lidamay Marshall, Virginia Suter, Majorie
Banker, Dorris Dickinson, Dorothy Martin, Betty Simmons, lames
Barnes, Evelyn Davidson, Paul Matthews, Anita Sneed, Chad
Billert, Iuanita Davis, Dan Mount, Marcelle Tacker, lvelle
Bradford, Elizabeth
Elphingstone, Mike Maxwell, Billy
Tate Beneta
Bybee, Ruth Fitzgerald, Francis Minor, Ralph Taylor, Virginia
Balch, I. C. Fritz, Eugene Nelson, Tommy Thompson, Beth
Bryant, Ioe Garrison, LaVoyce Oldham, Murray Travis, Calvin
Gates, Mildred
Hayden, Mary
Hunley, Ada Mae
Hollander, Evelyn
Cummings, La Verne Hagendoorn, Billy
Cavett, Oliver Hendricks, Harold
Click, Otis Kirk, Wacil
Blair, Arthur
Campbell, Kathryn
Campbell, Virginia
Clark, Elizabeth
Pollock, Ruth
Pettit, Ioe
Price, Philip
Robnett, Luby
Ratlitf, Ruth
Ridley, I. V.
Schulz, Elsie
Vestal, Thelma
Whitman, Dorothy
Willhite, Doris
Weatherred, lim
Wright, lim
Wylie, Robert
Young, Frances
Sponsor
i Miss Henrietta Eis
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Pen Pal Club
OFFICERS
President
Mary Belle Watson
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Vice-President
Lena Tardio
Secretary
Sarah Tardio
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Sponsors
Miss Nellie Bly Lankford 1
Mrs. Helen Horn,
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The chief aim of the Pen Pal Club is to develop the talent for writing which
is found in most of its members. The Pen Pal Club, a creative writing club, is
open to all students from lBs to 4As. The only requirement is that each mem-
ber hand in every term at least one written composition consisting of an essay,
a short story, ct poem, a short play or other types of literature.
Anderson, Willie
Connolly, Sarafri Ward
Day, Billie Katherine
Densmore, luanita
Ellis, Mary
Gaither, Iimmie
Green, Carol Ann
Hammond, Iacquelyn
MEMBERS OF THE PEN PAL
Kirwan, lohanna
McCleod, Mary lane
McLaren, Ion
Rasor, Xerma
Bice, Grace
Schimellerig, Louise
Schwedler, Evelyn
Smith, Roberta
Loftice, Nellie L.
Spangler, Helen
Tanner, Billie M.
Tardio, Lena
Tardio, Sarah
Vermillion, Elizabeth
Watson, Mary Belle
Wilder, Peggy
Young, Mildred
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OFFICERS
President
Katherine Daniel
Vice-President
im! Lane B. Cooke, Ir
Secretary
Marie France
Sponsors
Miss Lucy l-larmlton
Miss Christine Hammock
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The Nat' kg Honor Society consists of honor students who have strived
to live t the four qualifications upon which the society is built. To be a
member, tudent must average 90 with no grade below 80, he must be a
leader in classes and extra-curricular activities: his character must be above
reproach, nd he must serve his school in any way that may b b al
and hon t.
A MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Baker, lames
Bivings, Dorcas
Bybee, Buth
Cooke, Lane B., Ir.
Crook, Hesper
Crown, Philip T., Ir.
Cumming, LaVerne
Daniel, Katherine
Davidson, Paul
Dykes, Tommy
Densmore, Iuanita
France, Marie
Gruneisen, William
Heiskell, Reba
Hughes, Billie Nell
Iohnson, Virginia Dare
Kilgore, Iames
Law, Warren
Lattice, Elizabeth
Manton, Ruth
Miller, Mildred
Morgan, Mabel
Murdoch, lane
Osborne, Jane
Parker, Ruth
Bobberson, lack
Thompson, Beth
Tipps, Margery
Waggoner, Iayne
Whittlesey,
Margaret Anne
Wylie, Robert
Debate Club
OFFICERS
President
Iirn Wright
Vice-President
Carl Napier
Secretary
Iirnmie Gaither
Sponsor
Miss Anne Patrick
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The purpose of the Debate Club it to create interest in the art ot debating,
to stimulate enthusiasm in the problems of government, and to foster better
citizenship tor school and community. For the current season, the debate
squad completed a competive record ot winning twenty-six debates out ot
thirty-seven.
Blankenship, George
Brown, Orville
Coke, Owen
Gaither, Iirnmie
Gault, Duncan
Goodwin, Paul Whitney
Gruneiser, William
Guest, Gordon
Hall, Hugh
MEMBERS OF DEBATE CLUB
Harding, Warren
Law, Warren
Lee, Ioe
Morgan, Everett
Milke, Marguerite
Napier, Carl
O'Brien, Dennis
Sibley, Pat
Srnith, Ierry
Redman, lack
Tanner, Warren
Taylor, Rebecca
Walther, Richard
Walthers, Danny
Watson, Mary Bell
W'inters, Gene
Wright, lim
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President
The Dramatic Club is an organization open to anyone who has the ambition
to act. This club helps to develop the future actors and actresses. Everyone in
school is eligible to join this club it he meets the requirements which are
necessary. The requirements are that the person should give a recitation
beiore the club as a whole and they are passed on by the program committee.
Betry, Elise
Bowles, Albert
Bowles, Tommy
Childers, Beatrice
Chittim, Tuleta
Clawson, Bob
Collier, Hazel
Connally, Sarah
Fairey, Frances
Gates, Mildred
Green, Carol Ann
Baker, Verne L
MEMBERS OF DRAMATIC CLUB
Hare, Virginia
Hawkins, Dorothy
Hutstedler, Edith
Ingram, Pat
lones, Mary Belle
Lent, Betty Lou
Mehrten, Don Frank
Merritt, Dorothy
Michael, Delia
Nelson, Tommye
Pollock, Ruth
Ratlifi, Ruth
Saunders, Louise
Scruggs, Ioellen
Tacker, lvelle
Taylor, Bobette
Taylor, Rebecca
Taylor, Virginia
Walther, Richard
Welch, Margaret
Williams, Alice
Whitman, Dorothy
Wright, lim
OFFICERS
Virginia Taylor
Vice-President
lvelle Tacker
Secretary
Hazel Collier
Sponsor
Miss Wilhelmina Hedde
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OFFICERS
President
Majorie Tipps . DL,
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Elizabeth elton
Vice-Presidekm
Secretary
Hesper
Treasurer
Crook
Edythe Abernathy
Sponsors
Mrs. Minnie Bramlette
Miss Eugenia Newberry
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Girl Reserves
The purpose of this club is to face life squarely, to find and give the best, and to try to
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Abernathy, Edythe
Allen, Iacguelyn
Allen, Ioan
Amis, lane
Austin, Mary Ellen
Bailey, Amonette
Bell, Dorothy Dee
Benda, D'Maris
Bennett, Dorothy
Bennett, Elinor
Bivings, Dorcus
Blessings, Marjorie
Blevins, Helen
Bloodworth, Mildred
Bonner, Norma
Boyd, Cartaze
Carrell, Mary Lou
Carter, Harriet
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Seeing the beautiful 'ff tr
Eager of knowledge
Reverent to God
Victorious over self
Ever dependable
Sincere at all times
Childress, Beatrice
Clcrk, Barbara Ann
Coates, Nona Lee
Congleton, Elise
Cowan, Norma
Crcok, Hesper
Crcok, Patsy Bae
Cru se, Rosalyn
Daniel, Katherine
Davis, Imogene
Denny, Lidamay
Ellis, Iohnnie
Ellison, Viva
Emery, Louise
Eth ridge, Harvijo
Franklin, Mary Yvonne
Forshee, lane
Foster, Clara Eva
Gro y, Mary
MEMBERS
Green, Carol Ann
Hare, Helen
Hare, Virginia
Hearn, Maurine
Hill, Madelyn
Hinchey, Mary lo
Hodges, Billie Ruth
Holbert, Doris
Hughes, Billie Nell
lngrum, Pat
Ivy, Winifred
lennings, Daryl
Tones, Ioanna
Iones, Patsy Ruth
lordan, Dorothy
Kemp, Doris
Kimberlain, Mary
King, Alice
Lewis, Francis
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McClellan, Anna
McClenahan, Iean
McClenahan, Mary
McDonald, DeLoyco
Marshall, Virginia
Martin, Helen
Osborne, lane
Park, Helen lean
Parker, Ruth
Polk, Dorothy
Porter, Nell Ruth
Potthoff, Lois
Banft, Marguita
Reed, Elsie Mae
Bindy, Beverly
Rogers, Shirley
Bollandin, Virginia
Rowland, Florence
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Schieffer, Gussie Io
Shelton, Elizabeth
Sinclair, Amy
Spangler, Helen
Steger, Josephine
Stone, Billie Charles
Tallent, Margaret
Taylor, Betty
Thompson, lanice
Tipps, Margery
Tipps, Sarah
Tyler, Frances
Smith, Dorothy
Wacldle, Ava lane
Vfalther, Connie
Wildman, Dolly
Willis, Dorothy
Yeary, Melba
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Mrs. Nellie Clement
This large and wideawake department fosters one club-the Art Club. This
Club, which is composed oi students who wish to promote the interest of art
and art culture, convenes on every other Monday. The Club, which was re-
organized in February, l939, has as its principle to promote and teach art and
art appreciation to the students who are members.
MEMBERS OF THE ART CLUB
Albin, Frances
Armstrong, Dorothy
Bates, Mary
Bibb, Marie
Bludworth, Mildred
Coleman, Virginia
Cooke, Dorothy
Fleeman, Margaret
Hayden, Mary
lones, Margie
Keeler, Elizabeth
Kemp, Doris
Kimberlin, Douglas
Kimberlin, Mary Ellen
Kirwan, lohanna
Poulsen, Patricia
Rasor, Xerma Y
Reagan, Karl I l1 A
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Tallen, Margaret ' -
Vaughan, Mary Alice
Walthers, Lillian
Wolf, Gene
OFFICERS
President
Douglas Kimberlin
Vice-President
Mary Alice Vaughan
Secretary
Dorothy Armstrong
Sponsor
MEMBERS OF COMMERCIAL CLUB
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Otis Mese e
lice-President
Nora Mae Holston
Secretary-Treasurer
Dolly Wildman
Sponsors
Miss Hazel Miller
Mr. Rhea Marriott
Mr. E. M. Cain
Mr. T. W. Browne
Mr. loe R. Peters had i L ' .ig-,,,,,,,,, c i
t The Commercial Club is an organization open to anyone who is interested
in the business world. Anyone is eligible to join this club who has taken some
business subjects while in school and have proved themselves real workers. lt
X is the aim ot this club to enable students to become familiar with modernpro-
gressive business methods and systems.
Ball, Sally
Bell, Lois
Bergman, Pauline
Brown, Virginia
Bush, Mary Katherine
Campbell, Kathryn
Cecil, Bernice
Chatelain, Catherine
Clark, Elizabeth
Couch, Evelyn
Day, Billie Katherine
Dean, Ruth
Densmore, Juanita
Dispenza, Phillip
Eure, Bertie
Fletcher, lohnnye N aye
Flowers, Dorothy May
Ford, lerryline
Ford, Iosephine
Fowler, Francis
Fowler, Margaret
France, Marie
Garrison, LaVoyce
Gash, Minnie
Hammond, lacgueline
Harding, Vlfarren
l-lolston, Nora Mae
Hutt, Ruby
Hunley, Ada May
Iames, Sylvia Dean
Lowe, Ed
Luck, Laura Lois
McDonald, DeLoyce
McFarland, Martha
McKinney, Maureen
Martin, Gene
Martin, Nellis Lee
Millie, Marguerite
Pantaze, Anglina
Person, Marinell
Pollock, Ruth
Price, Elisie
Ratlitt, Ruth
Reclcley, Dorothy
Reed, Elsie Mae
Remstedt, Faye
Richardson, Geraldine
Robertson, Wayne
Saunders, Wanda
Sawyer, leanne
Shelton, Lois
Smith, Eleanor Claire
Smith, Roberta
Southern, Mary
Taylor, Rebecca
Tucker, Dorothy
Tubner, Ray
Vann, Ruth
Vermillion, Elizabeth
Warren, lmooene
Vlhite, Lucille
Whiteside, Virginia
Vtlilliams, Alice
Wordeit, Dorothy
Wright, Iane
Yeager, Norma
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Iames Baker
Vice-President
Doroth Schmidt
Secretary
Mary Wigs- U
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Miss Helen Aduddell
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The Scholarship Club is the largest club in Adamson High School. Membership is open to pupils of all classifi-
cations who have the required scholastic standing. lt is interesting to note that two outstanding jewelry companies
of Dallas, Linz Brothers and Arthur A. Everts think so highly of scholarship that each year they provide thousands
ot pins to the members ot the scholarship clubs of the city.
lB Cruse, Roselyn Tucker, George Mays, Billy King, Doris Davis, Iohn
Epps, Turner Davis, Imogene Vlfasson, Bob Odom, Ralph Kirby, Elizabeth Fowler, Clarence
Valentine, Bert Dickey, Betty lean Akers, Virginia O'Rourke, lohn Leslie, Berta Gillette, Fred
Cason, Laurette Durand, leanette Anderson, Shirley Roberts, Raymond Loitice, Nellie Louise Goodson, Paul
Pain, lUI16' Ellis, lohnnie Cristol, Amelia Sellers, Tommy Lowe, Dorothy Green, Harry
Fortune, larvis Ewing, Dorothy Elson, Helen Tober, Stanley Moore, Roxie Ann Hodges, Murrell
Iohnson, Ieanette Fostea, Clara Ferguson, Marjorie Tacker, Harold Napier, Thelma Kinney, Ierry
Kimberly, Louise Gillette, Ellen Foster, Betty lune Vaugn, A. C. Pearson, Marinell McChesney, Iames
McClenaham, Mary Gleason, Lillian Huel, Groce Webb, Keith Potak, Annie Io Morrow, Carroll
ple'-'flqet Patsy Harris, Betty Hunter, Mamie Bell Wessels, Dean Powell, Maurine Vaughn, lames
Tl1Om1'JS0I'l, lGI1iC9 Holmes, LouiSe Iensen, Nesie Young, lim Rhodes, Rosemary Wanner, Charles
WClClCll9. Ava lCIUS Hood, Norma lean Iensen, Nelsie Arnis, lane Sue Richardson, Sally West, lack
IA lOD9S. PGYSY Klempin, Essalita Amundsen, lean Robnett, Flo Wyatt, limmy
FlGSl1. CTIGYIGS l..eatl'1GIWOOCl, MCITY Lewis, Frances Anderson, Mary Rogers, Shirley Yeager, Earl
letcoat, Harold Lewis, Florence Lowe, lane Austin, Betty Sanford, Mary K. Benda, D'Maris
Lettwich, Lewis McSpadden, Wanda Lowe, Laverne Bailey, Amonette Saunders, Louise Binion, Wanda
Manton, Thomas Neal, Betty Midkifi, Pauline Batlzoger, Marian Shields, Mary Blessing, Marjorie
Medletft l-95l9Y PGTTY, Dorothy Miller, lean Betry, Elise Smith, Roberta Boatman, Edna
MHHQHS, MiCk9Y Reston, Malva Nee Morean, lean Blaine, lo Ann Solomon, Ruth Eckstein, Laurette
Mt1fPhYf Pm REG, Mary' Newton, Earline Boatman, Edna Southern, Mary Edmondson, France
Schaen, Algar Rorie, Doris Parker, loanna Brower, leanette Spangler, Helen Emery, Louise
Trapp, Albert Terry, Billie lean Render, Marjorie Brown, Betty Byrd Suttle, Martha Emmons, Betty lane
Warrick, Harry
Whittaker, Pat
Zueteldt, Richard
Aiton, Helen
Warren, Annalee Shook, Bobbie
W'atson, Yvonne Smotherman, Dottie
WGlCl'l. Mofqaret Swafiord, Iewel
Allen, lacquelyn Ruth Thompson, Tresa
Baker, Verma Rae White, Elma Vernon, Earline
Ballard, Norma lean Wilson, Mary lean Williams, Hertlia
Barnett, Francis Young, Alice lean Wilson, Mary lean
Beasley, Evelyn 2B ZA
Brown, Iune Dees, David Allen, lack
Carrell, Mary Lou Gregory, William Austin, Harold
Chamberlain, Little, William Childers, Conway
Mariorie Lockett, lack Everett, Billy
Childress, Beatrice Luper, Harold Fagan, C. A.
Collum, Ettie McClure, Don Fletcher, Iohnnie
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Turner, Virgie Mae Schimeltenig, Louise Candle, Tommy lay
Collier, Hazel
Congleton, Elise
Cook, Doris
Cooke, Dorothy
Daniel, Sara
Dobbins, Frances
Drees, Pauline
Duncan, Reona
Ethridge, Harvejo
Fooshee, lune
Fowler, Frances
Hatfield, Dorothy
lones, loanna
Kimery, Iosephine
Swindle, lane
Tardio, Lena
Tardio, Sara
Tennison, Marjorie
Towles, Margaret
Turner, Mary Alice
Vaughan, Mary
Alice
Waggoner, Frances
Wagner, Lydia
Wheeler, Bethstine
Vtfhite, Iulia
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Boluch, Iohn
Cox, Kenneth
Fairey, Frances
Fleeman, Margaret
Fletcher, lohnnie
Mae
Graz, Mary
Green, Carol Ann'
Grissati, Evelyn
Hare, Helen
Harralson, Marie
Hodges, Merle
Iarnieson, La Verne
Loomis, Nellie
Marshall, Cardelia
Owen, Virginia
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Spanish Club
OFFICERS
President
Sarah Ward Connolly
Vice-President
lane Osborne
Secretary
Ruth Manton
Sponsors
Miss Roberta King 1
Miss Eugenia Newberry I
Miss Virginia Rootes I
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lt is the airr, of our Spanish Club to become better acquainted with the
Spanish people, their language, customs, and costumes. We believe that
through better understanding between the people of the North and Latin
America, a lasting friendship can be formed which will insure the peace and
happiness of our hemisphere.
Bivings, Dorcas
Blessing, Marjorie
Clawson, Bob
Connolly, Sarah Ward
Cummings, LaVerne
Daniel, Katherine
Hamilton, Ernest
Harvey, Annetta
Hufstedler, Edith
Iones, loanna
Lassatter, Frank
Lowe, Kenneth
Manton, Ruth
Manton, Thomas
MEMBERS OF SPANISH CLUB
Milke, Marguerite
Mount, Marcelle
Osborne, lane
Park, Helen lean
Ramsey, Dorothy
Miller, lean
Robinson, limmie
Robinson, Margaret
Rogers, Shirley
Russell, Lloyd
Russell, Melvin
Spangler, Helen
Suter, Marjorie
Tipps, Margery
Holbert, Doris
Clark, Barbara
Odom, Ralph
Hackler, Thaviu
Reneau, Frances
Morgan, Everett
Kirby, Elizabeth Rae
Campbell, William
Tacker, Harold
Brown, Betty Byrd
Duncan, Reona
Horton, Louise
Luttrell, Don
Cristol, Amelia
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Katherine Daniel
Vice-President
Margery Tipps
Secretary
Helen lean Park
i Sponsor
1 Miss Virginia Rootes
The Pan American Student Forum is composed ot thirty members from each
ot the Dallas High Schools. There are tive meetings each year ot the entire
Forum called chapter meetings, which are in the form ot banquets. Each unit '
has meetings in its own high school. Our creed is to bring about ra ,closer
relationship, sympathy, and understanding with the peoples of the Ajhvricctn
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MEMBERS OF THE PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM
Allen, lean
Bivings, Dorcas
Blessing, Majorie
Boluclc, Mary lane
Clawson, Bob
Connolly, Sarah Ward
Daniel, Katherine
Ezelle, lack
Flowler, Clarence
Frogge, Wanda
Gilette, Fred
Green, Harry
Hartness, Reeda
Harvey, Annetta
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Hutstedler, Edith
Tones, Ioanna
Spangler, Helen
Smith, Harold
Lottice, Oleta MTabor, Stanley
Loomis, Nellie lane i x Kff Tacker, Harold
Nicholson, Majorie Tipps, Margery
Osborne, lane H JJ Walther, Danny
Park, l-lelen lean it West, Iack
Pritchard, Hudsont Westerlage, Lloyd
Ramsey, Dorothy
Roberts, Raymond
Robinson, Iimmie
Rogers, Shirley
Russell, Melvin
Sinclair, Amy Ray
Whittlesey, Margaret Ann
Williams, Voneta
Wright, Hailey
Wyatt, Timmy
Yeager, Earl
MEMBERS OF LE CERCLE FRANCOIS
Le Cerclc Francois
OFFICERS
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President y
Tommy Dykes
Secretary
Nancy Reeves
Treasurer
Ioe Kelly
Sponsor
Miss Helen Aduddell
The members of the French Department believe that French is a valuable
study, not only in that it contributes to work in art, literature, speech, histrionics,
science, including medicine, engineering, writing: they believe it is ot great
value to the average student in improving his enunciation, enlarging his
vocabulary, expanding his field of interests, developing his appreciation of
literary iorm, increasing his capacity tor enjoyment.
Le Cercle Francois has enjoyed several social activities this year, among
which were the theater party as guests ot Frances Starling, the picnic at
Stevens Park, and the garden party given by Florence Cox.
Allison, Odette
Ballard, Norma lean
Bethancourt, Hal
Binion, Wanda
Blanton, Nadine
Chapel, Iohn
Coates, Anna Marie
Coates, Mary Dean
Collier, Jimmy
Conrad, Frances
Cox, Florence
Cox, Kenneth
Cox, Robert
Cunningham, Bernice
Dodd, Cranston
Dorsett, Roselyn
Dykes, Tommy
Ellis, lohnnie
Evans, Iames
Gault, Duncan
Gentry, Robert
Gibson, Myrtle
Green, Carol Ann
Gordon, lack
Hammond, lacquelyn
Hawkins, Don
Hawkins, Dorothy
Hearn, Marie
Hill, Patty
Hill, Peggy
Holland, Iohn
Humphrey, Frank
Hunter, Mamie Belle
Iefcoat, Harold
Kelly, Ed
Kelly, Ioe
Lazano, Mary
Lowe, Ianie
Lowe, Laverne
McLeod, Catherine
Moore, Betty Ann
Morgan, Ernest
Nichols, Phyllis
Pantaze, Angelina
Parker, Ann
Polk, Dorothy
Poole, Dorothy K
Pritchard, Hudson Y
Reeves, Nancy V
Reston, Malva Nee
Richardson, Sally
Robnett, Flo
Rollandin, Virginia
Saunders, Wanda
Schieffer, Gussie Io
Shields, Mary
Smith, Ierry
Starling, Frances
Stephenson, Horace
Sutton, Nancy Carol
Taylo , Betty
T , Tom
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Waggoner, Frances
Walther, Katie
Warren, Annalee
Webb, Keith
Welch, Margaret
Williams, Voneta
Yeargan, Eleanor
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Adams, Virginia
Adin, Bill
Akers, Virginia
Anderson, Shirley
Arrington, Billie
Atterberry, Wilson
Avard, Collece
Baltzegar, Marian
Beckley, Virginia
Blaine, Joe Anne
Boston, Mary Caroly
Bowles, Albert
Bowles, Tommy
Boyd, Cortaza
Branan, Vera Faye
Bruce, Juanita
Bryan, I. W.
Burkhart, Bill
Carlton, luanita
Clark, Pattie Sue
Coke, Owen
Cooke, Dorothy
Cooke, Lane B.
Cornet, Mildred
Crockett, Iames
Crook, Hesper
Crow, Earl Edward
Dees, David
Dilleshaw, Margaret
Dunlap, Clifford
Eagle, Bob
Ellison, Viva
Estes, Mary Frances
Ethridge, Harveio
Fain, lune
Fairey, Frances
MEMBERS C
Felts, lames
Finley, Carl
Fleeman, Rebecca
Foster, Clara Eva
Gallassero, Charles
Geisert, Leonard
Gleason, Lillian
Godwin, Alice
Green, H. T.
Griffith, lune
Groce, Huel
Hall, Hugh
Harris, Matthew
Harrison, Harry
Hart, lack
Hawkins, Eleanor
Hodges, Billie Ruth
Hughes, Billie Nell
lefcoat, Nadine
Kinney, Terry
Kimberly, Louise
King, Doris
Kirwan, Iohann
Koch, Phil
Law, Warren
Layden, Bobby
Leatherwood, Mary
Lent, Betty Lu
Leslie, Berta
Lewis, Viola
Lockett, lack
Long, Mary lane
Long, Mary Louise
Lord, lack
Luper, Harold
F LATIN DEPARTMENT
McClenahan, Mary
McLeod, Mary lane
McMullen, Margaret
Maas, Evelyn
Maidow, loe
Marable, William
Marshall, Cordelia
Martin, Helen
Miclriff, Pauline
Miller, Dorothy
Miranda, Lillian
Moore, Roxie Anne
Morgan, Mable
Murdoch, lane
Napier, Carl
Napier, Thelma
Neuman, Fred
North, Mary Ruth
O'Brien, Dennis
O'Rourke, Iohn
Parker, Catherine
Parker, Ruth
Petty, Dorothy
Pledge, Patsy
Plunkett, Nannie Lou
Powers, Lois
o, Edward
r, arjorie
Rice, ce
Rice, ry Loys
Roberts, Beverly
Robberson, Iack
Schieffer, Gussie Io
Schmidt, Dorothy
Sellers, Tommy
Smith, Bertram
Smith, Frances
Smothermon, Dottie
Sorenson, Rodney
Southern, Mary
Tanner, Warren
Tardio, Lena
Tardio, Sarah
Thaxton, Bob
Thompson, lanice
Thompson, Zana
Tipps, Sarah Sue
Trapp, Albert
Tubre, Gloria
Tucker, Betty Ioe
Tucker, Norma
Tyler, Frances
Vaughn, Iames
Wacker, Iune
Wade, Louis
Wall, Kan
'W'arrick, Harry
Wasson, Bob
Watson, Mary Bell
Whale, lack
Wheeler, Bethstine
Vtfhittlesey, Philip
Wilkinson, Otis
Williams, Nev
W'ilson, Mary Gene
Wilson, William Ea
Winblood, lack
Wolff, Gwendolyn
Young, lim
Zuefeldt, Richard
HONOR STUDENTS OF
DEPARTMENT
First . Hugh Hall
Second Bob Eaqle
Third . Evelyn Maas.
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OFFICERS
President
Albert Walraven
Vice-President
lames Simmons
Secretary
lmoqene Warren
Sponsor
Miss Laura Alexander
Library Council Q
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The purpose of the W. H. Adamson Library Council is to aid in the creation
of a closer relationship between the pupils and the Library and to help with
the work carried on by the Library. ln the course of one year the Council
donated a typewriter and thirty Volumes of books to the school library.
Bandy, Betty
Benda, D'Maris
Coke, Owen
Cook, Embelyne
Grunesin, William
Hawkins, Dorothy
Hawkins, Elinor
Holston, Nora Mae
lameson, Mary Lou
MEMBERS
lohnston, Mary
Iones, Robert
Malony, Mary Sue
Marshall, Cordelia
Martin, Nellie Lee
Miller, Dorothy
Murdock, lane
Shaw, lim I'
Simmons, Iames
Smith, Dorothy
Thompson, Tresa
Vernon, Evoline
Walraven, Albert
Wanner, Charles
Warren, Imogene
White, Howard
Willhite, Doris
Williams, Edward
Wylie, Robert
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Student Council
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Bob
OFFICERS
T President
Robert Wylie
Vice-President
Hawkins
Secretary
Dorothy Miller
Treasurer
Dorothy Hawkins
Sponsor
T. W. Browne
The purpose of the Student Council is to formulate, through suggested
measures, a more nearly perfect school Democracy, to foster development of
the fundamental principles of enthusiastic school citizenship and active school
spirit for this "the greatest school in this, the greatest state of this, the greatest
of all Democracies."
Albin, Frances
Baker, Iames
Bandy, Betty
Benda, D'Maris
Bennett, Elinor
Bivings, Dorcas
Blaine, loe Anne
Brown, Rodgers
Bybee, Ruth
Cavett, Oliver
Clark, Patty Sue
Cook, Doris
Cowing, Harry
Crook, Hesper
Davidson, Paul
Denny, Lidamay
Fox, James
MEMBERS
Franklin, Ned
Hall, Hugh
Harding, Warren
Hare, Robert
Hawkins, Bob
Hawkins, Dorothy
Hawkins, Eleanor
Heiskell, Reba
Hodgens, Mary Louise
lohnson, Virginia
Iones, Robert
Lassetter, Frank
Lee, Forrest
Lowe, Edward
Lowe, LaVerne
Luck, Laura Lois
McBride, Fred
McBride, Lewis
McCulley, Rader
McCullough, Ruth
McClenahan, Mary
Meley, LeRoy
Michael, Delia
Miller, Dorothy
Moore, Roxie Ann
Napier, Carl
Osborne, lane
Plumlee, Dorothy
Polk, Dorothy
Potthoff, Lois
Powell, Bill
Robinson, Iimmie
Saunders, Louise
Scruggs, Ioellen
Shelton, Robert
Simms, lack
Smith, Bertram
Smither, Betty
Sport, L. C.
Tacker, lvelle
Tippitt, Frank
Todd, Betty
Travis, Calvin
Waggoner, Iayne
Warren, Imogene
Whitman, Dorothy
Willhite, Doris
Williams, Edward
Wright, lim
Wylie, Robert
OFFICERS
President
lim Wright
Secretary
Dorothy Whitman
Sponsor
Miss Wilhelmina Hedde W
National Thespian Club Q7
lt is the aim of this club to further the work of particularly talented students
ot the drama and to become more familiar with the theater and stage.
MEMBERS OF THESPIAN CLUB ,
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Albin, Frances
Connolly, Sarah Ward
Erickson, Muriel
Green, Carol Ann
Gleason, lim
Fincher, Claire
Hamilton, Elizabeth
Dillahunty, Richard
Tate, Benita
Tacker, lvelle
Whitman, Dorothy
Hawkins, Dorothy
Scruggs, Ioellen
Wright, lim
Walther, Richard
Taylor, Rebecca
Luper, Dan
Nelson, Tommie
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President
Secretary
OFFICERS
Robert Shelton
Robert Wylie
Sponsor
E A Richard E. Stroud
The purpose of the Senior Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout
the school and community high standards oi Christian character. ln order
to live up to the high ideals stated in the purpose oi this club, the members are
actively engaged in seeking out those individuals best, qualified to lead, to
guide, and to stimulate clean sports, clean speech, and clean scholarship.
Ashley, Iohn
Atkisson, Bill
Baker, lames
Bates, Billy
Bearden, Bob
Berry, Allen
Bethencourt, Harold
Boatman, Al
Bowden, Edgar
Brackeen, Billy
Brown, Rodgers
Brown, Orville
Bryant, loe
Carroll, B. A.
Campbell, Iimmie
Coke, Owen
MEMBERS OF THE HI-Y
Collier, Carroll
Cook, Lane B.
Cox, Robert
Davidson, Paul
Gruenizen, William
Harding, Warren
Harrison, I. B.
Iennings, Lee
Kilgore, Iames
Kinnan, Carl
Lee, Ioe
McBride, Fred
McBride, Lewis
McCulley, Rader
Maples, Billy
Nall, Iames
Nowlin, Bob
Redwine, Earnest
Reed, Gordon
Rogers, Morgan
Roberson, lack
Satterwhite, Marion
Simmons, Iames
Shelton, Robert
Stevenson, Horace
Walraven, Albert
Warmer, Charles
White, Howard
Wilder, Truman
Williams, Edward
Wright, lim
Wylie, Robert
OFFICERS
President
Daniel Green
Vice-President
Keith Webb
Secretary
Bert Craig
Junior Hi-Y
The aim ot the Iunior Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throuqhout
the school and community, better standards of Christian character.
MEMBERS OF THE IUNIOR l-ll-Y
Allen, lack
Bass, Albert
Carlisle, Robert
Clark, Robert
Clawson, Bob
Coleman, Tommy
Collins, Carl
Craiq, Bert
Green, Daniel
lohnson, Donald
Lettwich, Lewis
Nowlin, Wanz
Odom, Ralph
Primm, Bill
Budd, Billy
Russel, Lloyd
Stild, Ioe
Valentine, Bert
Warwick, Harry
Webb, Keith
Zeuteldt, Richard
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Student Assistants
The assistants ot this school are students ot high standing chosen by
faculty members as library assistants, ottice assistants, locker guards, gym
assistants and tor any other purpose in helping the school or teachers. These
students must be above reproach in every instance and have a good scholastic
standing. lt is an honor to be a student assistant at Adamson High School.
Anderson, Charles
Armistead, Mary Alice
Barnes, lohn
Bates, Billy
Bearden, Mary
Beirseker, Marvin
Bivings, Dorcas
Bodine, Bobyn
Brown, Ioe
Brown, Iohn
Collier, Carroll
Crown, Phil
Daniel, Dorothy
Daniel, Kathrine
Dean, Buth
Dillahunty, Richard
Erickson, Muriel
F ain, M. N.
Fincher, Claire
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Franklin, Ned
Garrison, LaVoice
Green, H. T,
Gruneisen, William
Haralson, David
Harris, A. W.
Hawkins, Bob
Heiskell, Beba
Hill, Hildred
Iackson, Bayard
Iackson, I. W.
Kilgore, Iames
Lee, Forrest
Lee, luanita
Lottice, Elizabeth
Lord, lack
Maas, Evelyn
Meserole, Otis
Morrow, Ernest
Murphey, Pat
Osborne, lane
Park, Helen lane
Parr, Charles
Phillips, Bay
Bindy, Phyllis
Schmidt, Dorothy
Saunders, Wanda
Simms, lack
Switzer, Dashiell
Tippett, Frank
Tipps, Marjorie
Trapp, Albert
Watson, Mary Belle E54
West, lack
Wheeler, Herman
Willhite, Doris
Wiskochil, Margaret
Wylie. Robert
Interscholastic League
One-Act Play
Ioellen Scruggs
Dorris Banker
lames Kilgore
Iames Baker
Oliver Cavelt
lvelle Tacker
Essay Contest
Lois Potthoif
Dorothy Schrrriolt
Declamation
Luby Rohn ett
Grant Collier
Extemporaneous Speakers
Rader McCulley
Myrtle Mathis
Debate
lim Wright
Richard Walthers
Marguerite Milke
Mary Bell Watson
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Spelling
Pattie Sue Clark
Mary Ellis
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T
Horseback Riding Club
, President
Q Warren Harding
Page Ninety
, Vice-President
Billy Satterwhite
The purpose of the Horseback Riding Club is to create, maintain, and extend
throughout the school and community better treatment ot one ot man's best
friends, "the hoss." Our aim is to master and control the horse in the proper
way.
Banker, Dorris
Balch, I. C.
Bennett, Eleanor
Blaine, Ioan
Boatman, Al
Bodine, Robyn
Brown, Ioe
Chittim, Tuleta
Collett, Luke
Cook, Embelyne
Crott, T. Wayne
Davis, Evelyn
Ellison, Viva
Elphingstone, Mike
Fritz, Eugene
Gandy, Wenzel
Godwin, Dudley
Harding, Dorothy
MEMBERS
Iordan, Dorothy
Kelly, Ioe
King, Doris
Lanza, Nick
Meley, Leroy
Michael, Delia
Matthews, Anita
Mowatt, Bobbie
Maier, Peggy
Murrel, Virginia
Nall, Iim
Patton, Walter
Prentice, Bill
Pyeatt, Nancy
Rawlins, I. H.
Ridley, I. V.
Schlinke, Otis
Simms, Iack
Smithers, Betty
Suter, Marjorie
Tallent, Henry
Tate, Beneta
Taylor, Ray
Taylor, Virginia
Thompson, Charles
Todd, Betty Marie
Tiner, Erma
Wade, George
Walker, Hiram
Warren, Imogene
West, Rose Marie
Wilkerson, Kathern
Wilkes, Meredith
Willhite, Doris
Wright, Iim
Secretary
Mary Shields
Sponsor
Miss Eunice Tilley
OFFICERS
President
Wendell Breedlove
Vice-President
Jewel Honeycutt
Secretary
Max Graham
Sponsor
Miss May Haseltine
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Orchestra
The object ot this group is to learn some of the best selections in music
and to experience ensemble work which is team work.
Barnett, I. C.
Birdsonq, Iacky
Boatman, Ruth
Brackeen, Billy
Breedlove, Wendell
Burnett, Martha
Coleman, Tommy
Cooper, Igmmie
Easley, Raymond
Graham, Max
MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA
Green, H. T., lr.
Green, Peqqy
Hamilton, lack
Honecutt, Iewel
Humphreys, Earl
Lee, Ioe
McCroskey, lack
McManus, William
Moore, Betty Ann
O'Bryan, Latrell
Reckley, Dorothy
Roberts, Beverly
Schietier, Gussie lo
Stone, Billie Charles
Teal, Norma
Templeton, Mary
Tyler, Frances
Watkins, Lois
Young, Alice lean
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, Mixed Chorus
Page N inely-two
The object of this chorus is to sing intelligently all types of music and to
blend voices.
Adams, Mary Iune
Allison, Ruby
Anderson, Shirley
Arnett, G. C.
Austin, Annetta
Avrea, Ouida
Baggett, Kathrine
Baker, james
Baker, Robert
Baker, Verna
Banker, Dorris
Barnes, Evelyn
Barrett, Betty june
Beasley, Evelyn
Beasley, Frances
Bemelmans, Norman
Berry, jean
Berry, Mimi
Blair, Mary Francis
Blalock, Nelonise
Bowles, Tommy
Cameron, Ioyce
Carpenter, lean
Carlisle, Mary
Cason, Gwendolyne
Cason, Laurette
Cavett, Oliver
Chamberlain, Marjorie
Childress, Beatrice
Chittum, Tulita
Clawson, Bob
Climer, Dorothy
Coleman, Christine
Coleman, Frances
Collum, Effie
MEMBERS OF THE CHORUS
Cook, Embelyn
Cook, Florence
Cowan, Norma
Cox, Kathleen
Cristol, Amelia
Dailey, Howard
Dickinson, Dorothy
Dilleshaw, Margaret
Duncan, Reona
Dunn, Irene
Ely, Marion
Eubank, Dorthy
Evans, Elizabeth
Ewton, Mary
Fain, M. N.
Ferguson, Marjorie
Fleeman, Margaret
Folse, Peggy Lee
Foster, Betty june
Gaither, Iimmie
Gassett, Rex
Gleason, Lillian
Godwin, Alice
Gray, Doyle
Griffith, june
Groce, Huel
Guest, Gordon
Hair, Ora Lee
Hamilton, Marjorie
Harding, Dorothy
Harris, Betty
Harris, Bobby
Hays, Martha Iane
Harbor, Mary E.
Hemphill, Ieanne
Hitt, Doris
Hodgens, Mary Louise
Hollander, Evelyn
Hollander, Marion
Huff, Virginia
Iefcoat, Nadine
Iolley, Thelma
Kock, Phil
Kimery, josephine
Klempliu, Essalita
Law, james
Long, Iarnes Edward
Lee, Mary Evelyn
Leslie, Berta
Lewis, Viola
Lowe, LaVerne
Lowe, lanie
McGee, David
McHerten, Frank
McCleanham, Mary
Martin, Helen
Merchant, Marmarita
Michael, Delia
Miller, Mozelle
Moreau, Ieanne
McPeek, Norma
Nichols, Doris
North, Iuanita
Osborn, Ruth
Park, james
Patterson, Robert
Phillips, Buford
Price, john
Parr, Charles
Parker, Ioena
Paden, Helen
Perry, Mable Grace
Pittman, Mary K.
Powers, Margaret
Prather, Mary A.
Rainwater, Louise
Richardson, Omega
Robinson, Margaret
Rice, Grace
Rice, Mary Loys
Rooker, Milder
Sibley, Pat
Simmons, Billy H.
Stubbs, Virgil
Smotherman, Dottie
Savis, Ioy
Scuffield, Berta
Silous, Ellen
Turner, Richard
Tanner, Billie Marie
Taylor, Betty
Walker, Leona
Watson, Mary Bell
Wood, Marjorie
Wright, Eula Mary
Walker, Ruth Alice
Walker, Ruth G.
Wall, LaVerne
Vtfardrip, Ruth
Whitley, Martha Lee
Widler, Peggy
'Williarns, Herta
Wilson, Mary F.
York, Betty Lynn
W Mary Frances Wilson
j OFFICERS
President
Vice-President
Doris Nichols
Secretary
Ioena Parker
Sponsor
Miss May Haseltme
January Senior Play
MAIN CHARACTERS
Anne Watkins
by
Evelyn Maas
Ted Lewis
by
Armend Keane
Mamie Rose
by
Elizabeth Hamilton
Aleck Smart
by
lim Geason
THE GHOST PARADE
STORY
Anne Watkins inherits a hotel, full of ghosts instead oi guests. Anne and
her friend, Mamie Rose, stay in spite ot the rumors ot ghosts, and soon two
actors join them. The ghosts continue to walk, and it soon develops that
lonas and Matilda, who pose as an elderly deaf couple, are on the trail
oi the villain Eliggenbottom. Higgenbottom is posing as a convalescent but
is trying to find the hidden treasure. However, he is caught by Matilda and
Ionas, detectives, and taken away. The treasure is restored to Anne, and
she and Ted plan to get married and then stay on to run the hotel.
OTHER CHARACTERS
Absalom Hawkes . ...... . . . Dan Luper
The Sheriff . . . Richard Dillahunty
Hiram .... . Frank Underwood
Rastus .... . Harold Smith
Aba Higgenbottom . . Robert Parker
lonas .... . . Hugh Hall
Matilda . . . . Muriel Erickson
Abigil lones . . Rugh Carmical
Billy Lamont . . Clair Fincher
Claudia . . . Ruby Murray
Flo . . . Marie Bradberry
The Pest . . lean Gleason
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MAIN CHARACTERS
Clark Richards
by
Oliver Cavett
Dorothy Faber
by
Ioellen Scruggs
THE HOUSE OF THE FLASHING LIGHT
STORY
The House of the Flashing Light told the story of a ruby known as the
"Devil's Eye", which was stolen from the image oi Naga, in western China.
Several persons try to gain posession of the Iewel at the House of the Flashing
Light in California. lt develops that Lavina solves the mystery. lesse Corcoran
is mysteriously killed, and after all threads are straightened out Clark and Dot
become engaged.
Levinia . .
Louise Bashiord
Iessie Corcoran
Sally Faber .
Mr. Li . .
Pedro . .
Doyle Kevlin
Eva Harper .
Phyllis .
OTHER CHARACTERS
. Marcella Rogers
. Virginia Taylor
Douglas Kimberlain
. . Dorris Banker
. Robert Shelton
. Robert Iones
. Paul Davidson
. Doris Willhite
. Florence Cox
X
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International Peace Forum T 41,221 Q
9.
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OFFICERS
President
Warren Tanner
Secretary
Arny Ray Sinclair
Sponsor i
Miss' Lorine I-ligginbotham
The lnternational Peace Forurn grew out oi the study ot a special unit
lnternational Relationship and World Peace taken up by the classes
History 8 and History 4 in the tall of i937 The purpose of the group is to
study problems ot national and international importance since rnost oi th
are related either directly or indirectly to that ot World Peace. The programs
consist of debates, panel discussions, and special reports, always followed by
a spirited discussion by the rnembers. The rnotto could well be stated as
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"Learn the facts, and do your part as a citizen", or, "lt is not tor us to judge
but to understand."
Brown, Orville
Evans. larnes
Gruneisen Willi
Horn. Wayne
Law Warren
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MEMBERS
Lee, Forrest
McCulley, Rader
Napier Carl
Redman, lack
Ftobertson, Wayne
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Sinclair, Amy Ray
Surnrners, Iarnes
Tanner. Warren
Wright, lim
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MEMBERS
Texas Poetry Society-Book Review Club
Page Ninety xix
OFFICERS
President
Lidamay Denny
Vice-President
Delia Michael
Secretary
Mary Ruth North
Sponsor
Miss Lorine Higginbotharr
The Texas Poetry Society, formed in September, l936, under the direction
ot Mrs. Nell Taylor, was reorganized in February, l939 as the Book Review
Club. The purpose of the club is to encourage the reading of outstanding
books, to give opportunity for review and discussion in the programs by both
members and outside speakers, and to promote friendly, social contacts
between its members.
Abernathy, Edithe B.
Baugh, Olga Mae
Baxley, Marian
Bearden, Mary
Boyd, Billie Io
Burnett, Martha
Bybee, Ruth
Clark, Maxine
Chittum, Tuleta
Collier, Hazel
Cook, Embylene
Crook, Hesper
Denny, Lidamay
Denton, Bette Ruth
Dierolt, Lyndel
Dickinson, Dorothy
Erickson, Muriel
Estes, Mary Frances
Franklin, Mary Y.
Gleason, lean
Heath, Natalie
Hill, Madeline
Hughes, Billie Nell
lamieson, Mary Lou
Iohnston, Mary
King, Doris
McWilliam, Mary C
Maloney,Mary Sue
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Martin, Betty
Michael, Delia
Miller, Dorothy
North, Mary Ruth
Parker, Ruth
Rindy, Phyllis
Spicer, Margaret
Turner, Virginia
Warren, Imogene
West, Bose Marie
Wheeler, Margaret
Whitman, Dorothy
Whittlesey, Margaret
Junior Rod Cross
OFFICERS X
President
Frank Lassetter
Vice-President
Ioanne Iones
Secretary
Bob Clawson
Sponsor
Miss Mary Mondy
The lunior Red Cross is an organization not only in our school but in our
city, state and nation. This organization renders service to persons in distress
or in need.
Allen, lack
Anderson, Charle
s
Baltzeqar, Marian
Bates, Mary
Bendrat, R. V.
Black, Ieanne
Chandler, Troy
Clawson, Bob
Cook, Dorothy
MEMBERS
Fairey, Francis
Grissatii, Evelyn
Hill, Tannye
Holland, Iohn
Hutchens, Mary
Iolly, Thelma Io
Iones, loanne
Kelly, Edward
Lassetter, Frank
Lowe, Kenneth
O'Rourke, Iohn
Pool, Dorothy
Richardson, Sally
Ridqell, Horace
Saunders, Louise
Shields, Mary
Smith, Bertram
Vauqhn,Mary Alice
Young, Mildred
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Junior Medical Professional Club
OFFICERS
President
Dorothy Iordon
Vice-President
Iuanita Blllert
Secretary
Tommy Dykes
Sponsor
Mr. William Meek
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The aims of this club are to aid students in deciding whether or not they
desire a medical career and to bring into closer contact those students who
have something in common with each other.
MEMBERS OF IUNIOB MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL CLUB
Adams, Virginia
Amis, lane
Avard, Collece
Barnes, Evelyn
Bennett, Dorothy
Billert, luanita
Blackwell, Andrea
Blalock, Nelouise
Bowles, Tommy
Brannon, Vera Faye
Dykes, Tommy
Elem, Iuanita
Ewton, Mary
Hearn, Maurine
l-lilton, Wanda
lordon, Dorothy
Miller, Mozelle
Peitz, Rita
Pitchiord, Rae
Pledge, Patsy
Sawyer, Ieanne
Terry, Billie leon
Tucker, Dorothy
Willis, Dorothy Anne
OFFICERS
President
Philip Crown
Vice-President
Gordon Reed
Secretary 1 v
Elizabeth Shelton
Spons
Mr. W. E.
Kamcra Club
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Noah
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The objectives of this club shall be to foster interest in photography among
the students and faculty of W. H. Adamson High School, to provide them with a
useful as well as interesting extra curricular activity, to promote the exchange
of ideas, forgogng reasons will carry the individual toward a means of im-
proving his general photographic ability, and finally to provide a means of
keeping a permanent record of the student and faculty activities, sports, etc
Adkinson,Lila
Badgett, Iimmie
Bawles, Charles
Blanton, Nadine
Cates, Norma
Clark, Barbara Ann
Coleman, Virginia
Combs, Ann
Cristal, Amelia
Crook, Hesper
Crown, Philip
Dillard, Pat
Durand, Elizabeth
Durand, lanette
Emmons, Martha
Ephingstone, Mike
Pain, lune
Fowler, Frances
MEMBERS
Hare, Virginia
Hearn, Marie
Heiskell, Reba
Hodges, Billie Ruth
Holloway, Gwendolyn
Howard, Guy
Hutchinson, Robert
lennings, Daryl
McClellan, Anna
Marable, Dorothy
Maricle, Freda
Marshall, Virginia
Meherten, Mary Ann
Morgon, Mabel
Pikens, Helen
Pollock, Ruth
Potthoff, Lois
Pritchard, Hudson
Ratliff, Ruth
Reed, Gordon
Rindy, Beverly
Ross, Lorraine
Shelton, Elizabeth
Thompson, Ianice
Tippitt, F rank
Townsend, Mary
Walker, Ruth
Walther, Connie
Wilder, Truman
Wildman, Dolly
Wilson, Wailand
Williams, Alice
Wright, lane
Wyatt, limmy
Young, Alice lean
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Progressive Club
it P ' W1 OFFICERS
President
lim Wright
Vice-President
Lewis McBride
Publicity Minister
Gene Winters
Secretary
Robert Shelton
The purpose of the Progressive Club is to instill in the members a thorough
understanding of the cardinal principles of good citizenship and peace-time
patriotism. This organization fosters the development of school spirit and
school citizenship by lending its support to worthy candidates for the elective
offices of the school.
MEMBERS OF THE PROGRE
lien, Sam
eardon, Bob
Berry, Allen
Balch, I. C.
Baker, Robert
Boatman, Al
Brown, Rodgers
Butler, Tommy
Brown, Orville
Collier, Hazel
Davidson, Paul
Densmore, Iuanita
France, Marie
Gandy, Wenzel
Gault, Duncan
Guest, Gordon
Gaither, Iimmie
Horn, Wayne
Hall, Hugh
Hill, Fitzhugh
P ge One Hundred
Harding, Warren
Hare Robert
Hunt, Woodrow
Hawkins, Bob
Howard, Guy
Lee, loe
Landers, Kenneth
McBride, Fred
McBride, Lewis
McCulley, Rader
McCullough, Hal
Marco, Iirnmie
Moore, Marvin
Musgrove, Lee
O'Brien, Dennis
Parker, Robert
Pritchard, Hudson
Rogers, Morgan
Redman, lack
Rasor, Penryn
Rawlins, I. W.
SSIVE CLUB
Satterwhite, Bill
Satterwhite, Marion
Sawyer, Torn
Shelton, Robert
Simmons, Iames
Sturqess, George
Tacker, Ivelle
Tanner, Warren
Terry, Tom
Thompson, Carl
Tippet, Frank
Travis, Calvin
Walther, Richard
Webb, Kirk
Winters, Gene
Wanner, Charles
West, lack
Wright, Iim
Wildman, Dolly
Wylie, Robert
OFFICERS
President
Carl Kinnan
Vice-President
Lewis McBride
Secretary
Helen Blevins
Aviation Club
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The purpose of the Aviation Club is to bring together those students who
are really interested in this field. lt is the plan ot the club to visit the airports
and to become closely acquainted with all parts ot the airplane.
Allen, lack
Berry, Iean
Berry, Mimi
Bixler, W. D.
Blevens, Helen
Brown, Rodgers
Bryant, Robert
Carter, Morris
Childress, Ioy
Cowen, Harry
Dailey, Howard
Denny, Lidamay
Evans, Forrest
Franklin, Ned
Giullary, I. W.
MEMBERS
Hall, Baymon
Hamilton, Ernest
Hamilton, lack
Howard, Guy
lennings, Lee
Iones, Charles
Kinnan, Carl
Knight, Iohn
Lowe, Edward
McBride, Lewis
Mclntosh, Earl
Morgan, Billy
Musgrove, Lee
Nichols, Phyllis
Pasino, F rank
Pettigrew, F ay
Price, Iohn
Pritchard, Hudson
Reed, Gordon
Bogers, Morgan
Sanger, Edwin
Sharp, Arbry
Switzer, Otto
Walker, Hiram
Wanner, Charles
Wentworth, B. R.
Wilder, Truman
Wildman, Dolly
Yeager, Earl
Page One Hundred Om
Gym Class
Spring and baseball, that happy twosome which attracts the attention of all gym girls
Badminton is another popular game.
Pugc Om' Hundred Two
Gym Class
A class of qenercd corrective exercises.
Stall bar exercise for general body toning.
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Pep Squad
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Adams, Virginia
Albin, Frances
Albin, Sadie
Amis, lane
Angus, Elizabeth
Baltzegar, Marian
Barnett, Frances
Baugh, Corinne
Beasely, Frances
Benda, D'Maris
Bennett, Dorothy
Billert, Iuanita
Blessing, Marjorie
Black, Ieanne
Blaine, Ioe Anne
Bowley, Peggy
Brown, Betty
Brown, lune
Bryant, Iuanita
Burt, Anna lean
Bybee, Ruth
Carlton, luanita
Carrell, Erna Mae
Carrell, Mary Lou
Clark, Barbara
Clark, Dorothy
Coleman, Christine
Combs, Ann
Cook, Doris
Cooke, Dorothy
Cooper, Maxine
Page One Hundred Four
Cristol, Amelia
Cruse, Rosalyn
Denny, Lidamay
Durrett, Imogene
Edgar, Catherine
Edmondson, Frances
Elam, Iuanita
Elmore, Doris
Emery, Louise
Everett, Elise
Fairey, Frances
Fincher, Claire
Ford, Ierryline
Ford, Iosephine
Garrett, Dorothy
Gillette, Ellen
Glover, Betty
Green, Carol Ann
Grissatii, Evelyn
Gual, Marjorie
Harris, Betty
Harmon, Virginia
Hearn, Marie
Hearn, Maurine
Hemphill, Ieanne
Hill, Betty Io
Hill, PeQQY Ann
Hill, Peggy
Hill, Tannye
Hilton, Wanda
Hodgens, Mary
Hoffman, Mary
Holbert, Doris
Holloway, Gwendolyn
Howell, lune
Hoot, Mary Frances
Hutt, Virginia
Hutfines, Anita
Hughes, Billie Nell
Hunter, Mamie Bell
Iohnson, Ierrie
Iones, Ioanna
lones, Margie
Kerr, Margie
Kerr, Louise
King, Doris
Leach, Ieane
Long, Mary Iayne
Lowe, Ianie
Lowe, La Verne
Marable, Dorothy
McClung, Helen
McDaniel, Doris
McFarland, Martha
McLaren, Ion
Mowat, Bobby
Newton, Mildred
Nichols, Phyllis
O'Bryan, Latrell
O'Donohoe, Billie
Osborn, Doris
Paden, Helen Grace
Parker, Ruth
Pearson, Marinell
Pettijohn, Anna Iuana
Pitchford, Rae
Polk, Dorothy
Polle, Dorothy
Pogue, Kathryn
Potthoif, Lois
Richardson, Betty
Richardson, Geraldine
Reston, Malva Nee
Riddle, Lillian
Rogers, Kathrine
Rowland, Florence
Sanford, Mary Kathryn
Schwedler, Evelyn
See, Barbara
Sinclair, Amy Ray
Solornan, Ruth
Spradling, Mary Lou ,
Stallings, Iuanita 1,7 "
Starling, Franc
Taylor, Bobetteel 4
Taylor, Virginia
Teal, Norma
Thomas, Lois
Thompson, Tresa
Tucker, Dorothy
Tyler, Frances
Upham, Helen
Waggener, Iayne
Walther, Katie
Wildman, Dolly
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Pep Squad
Mascots
Richard Barham
Robert Barham
Captains
Mary Sue Maloney
Embelyne Cook
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MEMBERS IN PICTURE
Biology Department W i f
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Biology is a new addition to Adamson High School. One hundred and
thirty-six students enrolled for the course in the fall semester. ln the spring
semester there are one hundred and eighty-eight students enrolled in Biology.
The department is completely equipped in every detail. Adamson High is
prepared to offer this course to lunior and Senior students only. The instructors
are Richard E. Stroud and William Meek.
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lJAbernathy, Edythe
Allen, Sam
Badgett, limniie
Couch, Evelyn
Croft, Torbett
Dailey, Howard
Durand, Elizabeth
Ellis, Mary
Everett, Elise
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Franklin, Mary
Hearn, Maurine
Hilton, Wanda
Luck, Laura Lois
McCullough, Ruth
McKinney, Maure
Morgan, Everett
Nichols, Edythe
Powers, Margaret
Rogers, Morgan
Russell, Melvin
Simms, lack
Tunnell, Preston
Upham, Dick
Vernon, Evolene
Whiteside, Virginia
Wright, Naomi
Clothing Department
The clothing courses are designed to meet the needs of high school girls.
Through discussion and practical problems they acquire habits and skills
which enable them to construct simple garments, shop wisely, care for
clothing, dress appropriately and develop personality. The chief objective of
the department is to train and correlate so that the girls may become happy,
industrious individuals, capable of earning their own living and of being worthy
home members.
Archer, Virginia
Boatman, Edna
Burk, Charline
Chatelain, Zoe Ann
Clark, Frankie
Ellis, Mary
Ferguson, Marjorie
Fowler, Frances
Forsyth, Thelma
MEMBERS
Hamilton, Marjorie
Holmes, Louise
Hayden, Rebecca
lones, Patsy
Meredith, lean
Milholland, Sherry
McLaughlin, Catherine
Moore, Nell
Norris, Reg ena
Peterson, Audrey'
Pagne, Kathryn
Reston, Malva Nee
Riddle, Lillian
Scudder, Christine
Starks, Wanda
Terry, Billie lean
Waits, Mary Ann
Williams, Alice
Page One Hundred Seven
Foods Class
Foods courses in high school are organized on the basis ot home making
The preparation ot the pupil for all phases ot home lite is stressed. These
include the planning and serving ot Wholesome meals on a limited budget
home management, child care and training, maintaining health, and develop
ing personality. The chief aim is to acquire an appreciation ot all the aspects
ot a livable home, and thus to develop a greater capacity for service to
others and tor individual enjoyment.
Adamsjuanita
Baker, Helen Clara
Blackwell, Betty
Brooks, Kathleen
Brown, Bonnie Lou
Carter, Beatrice
Coker, Betty lane
Crouch, Betty Iune
Page One Hundred Eight
FGODS CLASS
Dabbs, Dorothy
Elkin, Emma lean
Trashee, lane
Gallaspie, Clara
Garner, Nina Ruth
l-Iasgrove, Hazel
Iensen, Lela Gayle
Sanders, Constance
Shaddox, Ruby
Shipley, Nina
Smith, Marcile
Starnes, Iuanita
Tensley, Ena Mae
Thomas, lune
Williams, Opal
Yeazer, Maxine
Young, Sadie Mae
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Regimental
Regimental
ROSTER OF THE STAFF
Commander . .
Executive Officer
Adjutant . .
lntelligence Officer
Plans and Training
Supply Officer .
Sergeant Major .
Supply Sergeant
Assistant Supply Sergeant .
Officer .
. Lt. Col. Robert Eagle
Maj. Richard Dillahunty
. Capt. lC:frfiLe'sVl4illgdo,Eev
. lst Lt. Shirley Llorente
. 2nd Lt. Prentiss Eason
. lst Lt. Lewis McBride
. Mr. Sgt. Ioe Phillips
Mr. Sgt. Robert lvy
Staff Sgt. Robert Hutchinson
Regimental Color Sergeants . Staff Sergeants: limmie Collier, Duncan Gault
Sponsor ...... ....... D orothy Dickinson
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Captain
Brown, Rodgers P.
First Lieutenant
Cline, Marcus
Second Lieutenants
Butler, Tommy
Bealmear, C. M.
First Sergeant
Carrell, B. A.
Sergeants
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Beiseker, Marvin
Haralson, David
Minor, Ralph
Robinson, Iimmie
Switzer, Dashiell
Wade, George
Corporals
Guillory, I. W.
Green, Ray
Marco, Iimmy
Horn, Wayne
McBride, Fred
ROSTERMCOMPANY A
Privates, First Class
Carter, Morris
Coker, Marshall
Fuston, I. W.
Odom, Ralph
Privates
Anderson, Charles
Allen, Ted
Austin, Charles
Baker, Robert
Benners, Alfred
Blackwell, Clyde
Buckley, Stewart
Carter, Bill
Cochran, L. D.
Cunningham, W. L.
Daniel, Charles
Davis, I. E.
Dickinson, I. E.
Duncan, Richard
Ferguson, V. P.
Fowler, Clarence
Fritz, Eugene
Geren, Lloyd
Gisbon, George
Green, Billy Iack
Sponsor--Mildred Gates
Gregory, Carl
Haake, Wallace
Hawkins, Bob
Heiskell, Iimmie
Honeycutt, Maurice
Humphreys, Earl
Iames, Leon
Kerr, Vernon
Lindley, Garland
Mayabb, Charles
Mays, Billy
McClintoch, I. R.
McDearmont, I. Earl
Norvell, Eugene
Phillips, Ray Keith
Redwine, Bob
Rollor, Ted
Schoen, Algar
Skelton, Ben
Smith, Marvin
Smith, Robert A
Thaxton, Robert
Thompson, Pat
Trapp, Albert
Wall, Dan
Walker, Homer, Ir.
Westerfeldt, Iohn I.
Wilkinson, Harry Otis
Winblood, Iack
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Company HB"
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Captain
Davidson, Paul
First Lieutenant
Webb, Kirk
Second Lieutenants
Kinnan, Carl
Coke, Owen
First Sergeant
Wentworth, R. B.
Staff Sergeants
Collier, Iimmie
Gault, Duncan
Sergeants
Harrison, Harry
Smith, George
Tippet, Frank
Hackler, Thaviu
Caldwell, Ralph
Fowlkes, Marvin
porals
fBryant, lack
Simms, Iack
Wilder, Truman
Williams, Wyvel
Gray, lack
, endricks, Harold
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ROSTER!-COMPANY B
Cox, Kenneth
Redwine, Earnest
Privates. First Class
Beckham,lack
Carrell, Sam
Hackler, Taswell
Mabry, Dick
Milke, Henry
Pasino, Frank
Privates
Adin, Bill
Atkinson, Bill
Baker, Boy
Bixler, W. D.
Bobo, Otis
Bowles, Charles
Bowles, Tommy
Coates, Weldon
Collier, Grant
Crumbie, Watson
Crockett, Iames
Crossland, Edward
Denton, Iames
Evans, Iames
Farris, Bob
Frazier, Boyd
Gray, Bob
Sponsor-Iayne Waggoner
Hillin, Sam
Hamilton, Ernest
Holcomb, Harold
Hartsfield, Merldean
Hughes, Iack
Marco, Virgil
Iackson, Bayard
Iones, Maurice
Lee, Lawrence
Lowe, Kenneth
Lucas, Billy
McKay, Harold
Morrow, Earnest
Nolan, Bay
O'Bourke, Frank
Osborne, Iohn
Pierce, Ralph
Budd, Billy
Sallis, Fred
Shelton, Billy
Stultz, Sydnor
Sturdivant, Gordan
Thompson, Carl
Tucker, George
Ueckert, Lee
Utt, Lee
Wiley, Iames
Wiley, A. P.
Windsor, Norman
White, William
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Captain
Hare, Robert
First Lieutenant
Musgrove, Lee, lr.
Second Lieutenant
Blair, Arthur
Osborn, Ralph
First Sergeant
Harmon, George
Sergeants
Lord, lack
Wanner, Charles
Tanner, Warren
Morgan, Billy
Moore, James
Mclntire, Lonnie
Harding, Vlfarren
Corporals
Maples, Billy
Smith, I. E.
Wright, lim
Farrar, Billy
Allen, Iames
Allen, Iack
ROSTER--COMPANY C
Privates, First Class
Austin, Harold
Autry, Billy
Everett, Billy
Reston, Ray
Walther, Danny
Warren, Russell
Privates
Ardinger, Horace
Bendart, R. V.
Brown, Kenneth
Cowing, Harry
Commons, Milton
Deaver, Bill
Degenhart, Marvin
Dunlap, Harry
Evans, Forrest
Cambrell, Iames
Carriott, George
Geisert, Leonard
Gibbons, Robert
Gibson, Carl
Gossett, Earl
Gregory, William
Heston, Leon
Herring, Fred
Sponsor+Betty Bandy
Hocker, Claude
Ivy, David
lennings, William
Kenney, Ierry
Knight, Iohn
Lewis, Lawrence
Looney, Iohn
McCarty, Wendell
Merjanian, Paul
O'Rourke, lohn
Payne, Harold Lloyd
Procter, Charles
Roberts, Raymond
Russell, Lloyd
Shaw, Odis
Shuttlesworth, George
Smith, Bertram
Summer, lames
Sumners, Melvin
Tenneson, Ross
Tubre, Wilfred
Ueckert, William
Westerfeldt, Donald Lee
Wheller, Herman
Wilcox, Terry
Williams, Ned
Yeager, Earl
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Company "D"
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Captain
Clark, Perry
First Lieutenant
Berry, Allen
Second Lieutenants r t
Crain, Franklin Q '
Hall, Hugh
First Sergeant
Cox, Robert
Serqeants
Franklin, Ned
Boluch, lohn
White, Howard
lennings, Lee
Whittlesley, Philip
Brown, loe
Kelley, loe
Sawyer, Tom
Corporals
West, lack
Brown, Bill
Morgan, David
Bowden, Edgar
Smith, Robert
Bryant, Robert
Roberts, Lionel
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ROSTERf ACOMPANY D
Private, First Class
Dodge, Charles
Privates
Albin, Iason
f Allison, Gladston
Austin, Guy
Avrea, Carl
Barr, Chris
Barten, Lysle
Bates, Billy
Beesley, Vernon
Bell, lack
Bethancourt, Harold
Brown, Iohn
Childress, Ioy
Collier, Carrol
Cook, Willie
Craig, Bert
Dodd, Cranston
Gail, Garland
Gault, Carter
Gordon, George
Green, Harry
Hair, Robert
Harris, lack
Henrickson, Harry
Herman, Harry
Houston, Stanley
Iackson, I. W.
Sponsor-Dorothy Miller
Iohnson, Leon
Keahey, George
Kerby, Dale
Lee, Robert
Ligon, lohn
Lowe, Ed
McMains, Lonie
Mathis, Melvin
Michael, Lois
Morgan, Charles
Morgan, Ernest
Newman, Charles
Nowlin, Wanz
Ogden, Ralph
Pettit, Ray
Phillips, Herschel
Prichard, Hoyal
Rambo, Ed
Reeves, Sturat
Richardson, Walte
Schlinke, Otis
Sharp, Aubrey
Skelton, Marvin
Thompson, Glen
Walker, Raymond
Wallace, Iames
Whitlock, Roy
Wright, Iohnny
Youngblood, Fred
Youngblood, lack
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The Rifle Team
The Rifle Team is composed of fifteen members, all of whom participate in
the City Rifle Match and the Corps Area Rifle Match There are only five of
these members on the Hearst National Rifle Match team, and only ix members
fire the Shoulder to Shoulder Rifle Match. Letter-men are th ten highest
members of the City Championship tearriq"Mate:l'fe's'aT5?fired withlregulation
22 caliber rifles, and sights containing qlass are prohibited. The strictest of
safety rules are enforced while firing, all of which is done under the direction
of the team captain and the supervision of the Commandant.
Rodgers Brown
'Paul Davidson
'Charles Wanner
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Allen Berry
B. R. Wentworth
Ralph Minor
George Harmon
Lee Musgrove
Robert Smith
Dashiell Switzer
'Robert Cox
Prentiss Eason
Rober lvy
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'Duncan Gault
lames Kilgore
Perry Clark
'Selected to fire in the Hearst National Match and City Shoulder-to-Shoulder
Match.
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First Lieutenants
Travis, Calvin
Second Lieutenants
Brackeen, Billy
Elfinqstone, Mike
Ashley, Iohn
Shelton, Robert
Cook, Lane B., Ir.
First Sergeant
Stephenson, Horace
Staff Sergeants
Dicky, I. A.
Croft, Torbett
Gillette, Fred
Sergeants
Lee, Forrest
Redman, lack
O'Brien, Denis
Williams, Horace
Corporals
Robertson, Wayne
Smith, Ierry
Allen, Billy
ROSTER-BAND
Wright, Hailey
Graham, Max
Hanson, Walter
Privates. First Class
Martin, S. W.
Priv tes
ddinqton, Rayford
Allen, Sam
Bankhead, Homer G.
Bauqhman, Desmer
Bowles, Albert,
Butcher, Billy
Clark, Robert
Childers, Conway
Davis, Bob
Depew, Paul
Durham, Burt
Easley, Raymond
Fagan, C. A.
Pain, M. N.
Garretson, Howard
Goodwin,Paul Whitney
Hamilton, Robert
Hatcher, Dick
Hodges, Murrell
Iones, Glen
Kinkel, Dan
Law, Warren ,
Lee, Frank
Lee, Ioe
Leftwich, Lewis
McCl'1esney, Iames
McCroskey, Iacky
McGee, Gene
Meserole, Otis
Muchrnore, Bobby
Murphy, Pat
Norris, C. B., Ir.
Northcutt, Charles
Payne, Clark
Potthoti, Bill
Ramsey, Bobby
Redus, Bill
Robinson,Bill
Roberson, lohn
Shepherd, O. W.
Sibley, Iack
Wallace, Howard
Warner, Frank
Warner, Hiram
Whitlock, Cleo
Majorettes-Margaret Wiskochil and Doris Willhite
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Row 1
Knight, Iohn
Harding, Warren
McCullough, Hal
Candy, Wenzel
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Hulen, Sterling
Nall, lames
Patton, Walter
Thompson, Charles
Row 3
Prentice, Bill
Manager
Maples, Billy
Roberson, lames
Coach
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Captain Mascho, limmiel' W Sneed, Chad
Landers, Kenneth Simms, lackiy Ridley, I. V.
Nowlin, Bob Carroll, B. A. Thames, Dalton
Meley, Leroy Rawlings, l. H. Dunnam, Lloyd
Baker, Bobert Cavett, Oliver Lanza, Nick
Croft, Torhett
Bolding, Lonnie
Buloch, lohn
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Row 1
Row 2
Lewis, Lawerence Boatman, Al
Collins, Earl
lones, Harold
E ew, Edward
Sequin, l. E. 1
Kershaw, B. M.
Ardinaer, Horace
Gossett, Earl
Brackeen, Vernon
McClintock, I. B.
England, Wesley
Wasson, Bob
Hunley, Donald
Hackler, Tlfiaviu
Russell, Lloyd
Primm, Billy Bay
Simmons, Billy
White, Howard
Pond, Douglas
Eidqell, Horace
Satterwliite, Marion
Row 3
Sams, Ottie
Haynes, Lem
Green, Dan
Reed, limmie
Clyett, W. P.
Turner, Dick
Cowinq, Harry
Budd, Billy
Daniel, Sammy
Moore, loe Bolo
Lippincott, Dan
Hackler, Taswell
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Sept. l5. Adamson 6-Highland Park 32
A powerful team of veterans, Scotties, scored 32 points
in the first half against the green and inexperienced
Leopards. The Leopards, after a slight taste of battle, came
hack in the second half to score 6 points while lolanking the
Scotties.
Sept. 24. Adamson 204Milby Cf-loustont 0
The more experienced Leopards traveled to Houston to
play their serond game with the Milby Buffs, The Leopards
scored once in the second, third, and fourth quarters while
the Blue and Wlhite forward wall kept the Buffs deep in
their territory throughout the game.
Sept 30. Adamson l9eBall fGalveston7 6
With more perfection and smoothness in the Notre Dame
shift, the Leopards completely out played the powerful Ball
Hi Tornadoes, The Leopards scored twice in the second
quarter and once in the fourth While the Buffs only threat-
ed once as they scored in the fourth period.
, Oct. 8. Adamson 20fTech 0
dmson opened its district race against the Technical
W , s. The Leopards scored three times in the second half
the forward wall kept the Wolves from penetrating the
eopard 30 the entire game. This was a great surprise
to the sports writers who predicted Tech to win by three
touchdowns.
Oct. 21. Adamson 6eGainesville 28
Adamson dropped a non district game to the Gainesville
Leopards. The Gainesville team completely outplayed the
Blue and Vtfliite crew, making 4 touchdowns in the first
three quarters. The Leopards came back in the fourth
No. 81. Kenneth Landers
No. 83. Leroy Meley
No. 65. Oliver Cavett
No. 67.1. H.Row1ings
No. 63. lames Roberson
No. 70. lames Nall
No. 66. Warren Harding
No. 61. Tolbert Croft
No. 64. Dalton Thames
No. 76. Wenzel Gandy
No. 77. lames Fox
Football Calendar
Oct. 26. Adamson 25-North Dallas 7
After getting off to a had start, the Leopards scored one
touchdown in the second quarter and three in the second
half to down the determined Bulldogs. The Bulldogs scored
early in the game after recovering a Leopard fumble deep
in Adamson territory. The Orange ond Vfhite crew threat-
ened several times later, but the Leopards line held each
time.
Oct. 29. Adamson 7eWoodrow Wilson 30
The Leopards lost their first district game of the season to
the Wildcats. After several Leopards had been injured
early in the game, the Wildcats led at the end of the third
quarter l2-7. However, the Red shirts rallied in the final
period to score 3 times more.
November 5. Adamson 6---Sunset i8
Adamson lost its hardest fought :game of the season to
the Bisons, who Went on to win the district Championship.
The Bisons scored in the first, seecond and third periods,
and the Leopards scored their lone marker in the fourth
quarter.
November 19. Adamson 7eForest 12
Adamson dropped i' final kage of the season to the
Lions. The game was played mostly in mgdfield, but the
Lions managed to score in the first quarters
While holding the Leopards to their fourth
quarter.
No. 75. Hal McCullough
No. BU. Bob Nowlin
No. 60. Lonnie Bolding
Manager, Bill Prentice
No. 74. lfmmy Mascho
No. 69. I. V. Ridley
No, 7l. lack Simms
No. 62. Chad Sneed
No. 73. Sterling Hulen
No. 72. 'Walter Patton
No. 78. Robert Baker
Basketball
The basketball season proved to be
one ot the most successful that has
been experienced by Mr. Durret as
coach ot the Leopards. The team Won
a total of seven games While losing
only tour, including the play oil game
which determined the second half
championship. Pitzhugh Hill and Car-
lisle De Hay were elected co-captains
for the 1939-40 squad.
Row 1
Barnes, lohn
Harris, A. W.
Davis, Dan
Price, Philip
Walker, Hiram
Llorente, Shirley
'Hill, Pitzhugh
'Prentice, Bill
Row 2
Petit, Toe
Low, Harry
' Harrison, I. B.
Hill, Baymond
Miller, Leslie
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Row 3
Bearden, C. C. il
Nowlin, Bob
Gruneisen, William Weatherred, Tim
"Thompson, Morris Lanza, Nick
Chapman, Geren
'De Hay, Carlisle Blair, Arthur
Campbell, lames
Harber, Durwood
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Baseball
The Adamson Leopards for the third time in tour years Won
the city pennant giving them a perfect score for the season. Nine
games were played and Won.
Row 1
Lloyd, Elgin
Nowlin, Wanz
Teubner, Ray
Witaker, Pat
Duncan, Ben
Satterwhite, Bill
Wylie, Robert
Bass, Albert
Pond, Douglas
McGee, David
Row 2
Calvert, lames
Pettit, loe
Timpa, Pelex
Baker, I. W.
Collett, Luke
Hill, Pitzhugh
Ridgell, Horace
Roberson, lames
Northcutt, Charlie
Harber, Durwood
Clvlascotl
Chandler, Tom
Mathis, Melwyn
Row 3
Blanton, Wilbur
'Davis, Dan
Chapman, Geren
Hawkins, Bob
Price, Philip
Blair, Arthur
Bryant, loe
Sneed, Chad
Parr, Lewis
Walker, Hiram
Dispenza, Philip
Calder, Robert
George, R. C.
'These boys received letters.
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The members ot the track team who
have worked so hard to bring victory
to their school were rewarded when
they captured the district meet cham-
pionship, scoring twenty-five points. Al
Boatman set a new shot-put record in
this meet with a throw of 49 it. 2 in. At
the regional the team again were vic-
torious scoring this time sixteen points.
Al Boatman set a new regional record
in the discus with a throw of l32 tt. 2 in.
l-lere's success to them at the state meet.
Talent, Gerald
"Dickey, I. A. 'Meley, Leroy
'Mascho, limmy 'Boatman, Al
'Gruneisen, William 'Nowlin, Bob
Atteberry, Wilson
Moore, Marvin
Marable, William
Bates, Claude
Crown, Phil
Blessing, Wiley
Bobberson, lack
'Gossett, Rex
'Erost, l-larrell
'lames, Eugene
Bearden, Bob
Cfossett, Earl
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W. E. Noah, Coach
Davis, I. E.
Bates, Billy
Brown, Orville
Napier, Carl
Layden, Bobby
Frost, Morris
l-lamilton, Earnest
Vaughn, lames
Collins, Earl
'These boys received letters.
Tennis
The tennis team this year Won the all-city Times l-lerald trophy. Captain
Wanda Saunders won the city and district singles for both '38 and '39 Tom-
mie Allard and Meredith Willis Won the city championship title tor girls' dou-
bles While Bill Avera and I. V. Ridley were victors in the boys' doubles.
Ridley, l. V. Allard, Tommie Saunders, Wanda
Wagner, Frederick Wilks, Meredith Avera, Bill
Moore, Dan R. N. Smith, Coach
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The cheer leaders ot our school are representatives oi three
classes, two from Sophornores, two from luniors, and two from
Seniors. So as not to have a aroup of new, inexperienced leaders
each year, only the Sophomore leaders are elected, the Sopho-
mores ot the previous year havinq been moved on to luniors, the
luniors to Seniors, and the Seniors having graduated. Cheer
leaders are elected, not appointed, and it is indeed a high honor
to loe elected into this position by the entire student body.
Dorothy Dickinson
Arrnond Keane
Delia Michael
lerry Smith
Hazel Collier
Charles Wanner
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Once in my secluded chamber
Late at night I read
A great prophet's wondrous story,
Now forgot and dead.
Gazing at his magic ring
He could learn Fate's plan:
Foretell any future happening,
Forwarn unsuspecting man.
'39 Senior, oh my claszmates,
Happy, young and free,
W'hat'll be the future, guarded by the
Fates,
Have in store for thee?
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If that prophet-hopeless "its
Could be summoned back!
With that sigh upon my lips
On my couch I sank.
Stealthily an old man entered
My secluded roomy
On his hand a great ring glistened,
In his eyes deep gloom.
"You have called me, and I answer,
I shall tell you name by name,
Of the future of your classmates,
Of their glory and their fame."
Ten years ago he told me
Misses Mary Alice Armistead and
Ruth Pollock 'have returned to the Para-
hill Short Island Studios where they will
begin work on their new picture, "South
of the Gas Tank," which is adapted
from the sensational novel by Iohn
Marvin Ashley.
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WIN HONORS
Congressman lim Wright delivered,
yesterday, what is said to be the most
erudite speech heard in the Congres-
sional Hall. The fact that a certain
Virginia has decided to be a Marshall
no longer may have been the inspira-
tion for this memorable speech.
UNITED IN MARRIAGE
On Thursday, April 27, Mr. Iohn Price
and Miss Billie Io Boyd were united in
marriage. Both are well known resi-
dents of Dallas. Mrs. Price is president
of the Stuck-U-Bank, and Miss Boyd was
the telling payer. They have a lot of
friends who wish for them life's great-
est pleasures and happiness. "Go thcu
and do likewise." '
Rev. OLIVER SNOOKS CAVETT,
ADAMSON HIGH HAS NEW
FACULTY MEMBERS
At a meeting of the School Board,
yesterday, applications were considered
and the following new members were
elected to Adamson Hi's faculty for the
term 1955-56.
Principal, Mr. Penryn Rasor. Mr.
Rasor received his Ph. D. at the African
Academy for young men last year.
English, Miss Virginia Campbell. Miss
Campbell is a graduate of Texas Uni-
versity.
Domestic Science, Hesper Crook. Miss
Crook is a B. S. graduate of Baylor.
She will also receive a "M. R. S."
degree next spring, at which time she
will become the bride of our new and
highly esteemed principal.
Latin, Hugh Hall. Mr. Hall graduated
from the University of Rome and has
also taught at Miss Betty Bandy's School
for Seekers of Knowledge.
Economics, Miss Ruth Bybee. Miss
Bybee is a graduate of Iames Kilgore's
Institution.
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Try this on your piano4"The Shades
And what he said is true, Offlcicffll- gr? hgp irl Ti I?urk Rclflllnw Robert
In these columns I am telling . u C mson S Q es song 1 '
All of it to you. 0
You are cordially invited to the
, vselecfed' WHITEHOUSE BARBER sHoP , , NOTICE ,
I Ladies, Work G Speciqhy I will begin my summer music classes
Miss Iayne Waggener, our foremost U l I HGXi Week-
portrait painter, who has been living in Bebbmqt Curlmg end Shsmsoomq MIS BGIIY Mflfie Todd
Winona for the past three years, is here William HGCJGHCIOOTYI, MGHCIQGI' Q
to do the portrait of Miss Mary Bearden, .
director of the Highland Fling Dance. COURT IN SESSION
Notice has been received in the office
of the Oak that our well known towns-
man, Mr. Robert fOuackl Shelton, has
been awarded the Dumbell prize for the
great scientific discovery which he has
named "VV'asblackbutlsred."
Dr. Shelton has been making extensive
experiments for the past two years. The
undoubted success of his invention was
proved when, before a board, consisting
of the following doctors: Thomas L.
Dykes, lack Z. Daniel, and Iuanita Bil-
lert, he turned I... C. Sport's black hair
red.
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Miss Daylo Kerr has rcturned from
Monte Carlo where she attended the
Mah long convention.
Page Om' Hufldr d Twenty-six
Miss Lubv Robnett, a noted woman
gospel preacher, will speak before Miss
Lois Potthoff's Art Class tomorrow.
Mr. Brock Wright, the millionaire hide
king, is in Dallas looking over his ware-
houses and shaking hands with old
friends.
NOTICE
I am no longer associated with Miss
Marcella Rodgers' Beauty Parlor. I have
opened my own parlors at the Baker
Hotel, where I will be glad to receive
my patrons and friends.
Mme. Ioellen Scruggs.
State versus Billy Brackeen, on a
charge of bigamy. It was found that
Brackeen has three wives: Mrs. Dorcas
Bivings Brackeen, Mrs. Margery Tipps
Brackeen, and Mrs. lane Osborne
Brackeen.
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Mrs. Paul Davidson versus Paul
David:on, divorce granted.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Robert Hawkins-Dorothy Miller.
Alton BoatmaneTuleta Chittirn.
Charles Wanner-Nora Mae Holston
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Attorney-At-Law
Divorce A Specialty
Dallas, Texas
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DOLLY WILDMANE ,
REBA HEISKELL Gdmm
LIST OF NEW BOOKS
The following books received during
the last week from publishers are here-
by acknowledged with thanks.
"The Art of Spaghetti" by Philip Dis-
penza tells the story of making this deli-
cious food.
"The Sheik of my Heart," by lvelle
Tacker is a love storyea thriller.
"Football-Past ad Present" by limmie
Mascho is guaranteed to teach you how
to play and understand this game.
"How to Vamp" by Doris Willhite
should be worth reading by those in-
terested, as Miss Willhite is an expert
in this line.
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PERSONALS
Misses Norma Yeager, Martha lane
Hayes, and Mary Lou Spradling of the
Ziegfield Follies are spending a few
weeks with home folks.
Mr. Iohn Barnes, Who has been in
China for the past two years, teaching
the natives how to play basketball, has
arrived to be the groom in the Barnes-
Todd Wedding.
Miss Laura Lois Luck of Kangaroo,
Neb., will give an interesting lecture
before the "Eat-a-Prune-a-'Week" Club
at their weekly luncheon.
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DR. SCHLINKE'S XXX PILLS
Big Sandy, Texas.
Iune 19, 1955.
Dear Dr. Schlinke:
I was told by my family physician
that I could never wa'k without crutches,
my rhecrnatism was so bad. Then l
saw the advertisement for your Pills.
Since taking two bottles, I am feeling
like a 16-year old. I am never bothered
with rheumatism now.
Miss Dorothy Whitman.
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These XXX Pills are guaranteed to
cure headaches, colds, cuts, rheumatism,
indigestion, burns, bruises, coughs,
sprains, sore th,oat, ear ache, tooth-ache'
and weak eyes.
ADV.
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AT THE MOVIES
Now showing at the Astor "Pink Ele-
phants" featuring Dorothy Dickinson as
the heroine, Grant Collier as the hero,
and Embelyne Cook as the little sweet-
heart. Miss Lidamay Denny takes the
part of the little dancing girl. This pic-
ture is directed by Tom Terry.
Miss Billie Nell Hughes and Ruth
Parker announce the arrival of Doris
King of St. Louis who will have charge
of the millinery department of the
Hughes-Parker Ladies' Shop. Miss King
comes highly recommended.
LEARN TO TALK
at
Frances Beasley's Open Srr
Mouth School
Three Month's Course
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Mr. Arthur Blair has accepted the po-
sition as pitcher for the St. Louis Cardi-
nals. Much success to you in your new
position!
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SOCIETY
This week's society centers about the
Sturgess-Horton nuptials and many
social social affairs preceded the wed-
ding itself.
On Monday of this week Miss Evelyn
Couch entertained with a seated tea in
honor of Miss Horton.
Misses Edythe Abernathy and Delia
Michiel honored Miss Horton on Tues-
day with a bridge luncheon. Misses
DeLoyce McDonald, Hildred Hill, Beth
Thompson, and La Voyce Garrison were
the luncheon guests.
Mrs. Ralph Echols entertained Wed-
nesday afternoori in hofior of Miss
Horton with a Majestic party. The
program featured talented artists, Miss
Viva Ellison, reader: Miss Maforie Tipps,
soloistg and Miss Gene Martin, dancer.
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STURGESS-H ORTON
A wedding of state-wide interest was
that of Thursday evening which united
in marriage Miss Louise Horton and Mr.
George Sturgess. The ballroom of the
Adolphus was tumed into a garden of
palms and ferns for this occasion.
Before the ceremony, Miss Benettr
Tate, accompanied on the piano by Miss
Marcelle Mount, sang in her own charm-
ing manner, "l Love You." Miss Mount
also played the wedding music.
Miss Florence Rowland, maid of
honor, entered with H. T. Green, who
served as best man.
Miss Horton was met at the altar
where the impressive and beautiful
ceremony was performed by Rev. Prank
Mehrten.
After the wedding an informal re-
ception was held. Misses lane Wright
and Tommie Allard presided over the
punch bowl. Miss Marie France had
charge of the bride's book.
Mr. and Mrs. Sturgess left immediately
after the reception for an extended tour
of the world.
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DALLAS' INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL
TRAINING
Piano-Carl Kinnan.
Violin-Albert Walraven.
Organ-Frank Mehrten.
Voice-Kenneth Landers.
Clarinet-Rader McCulley.
Saxophone-I. V. Ridley.
Guitar-Doris Ann Buchanan.
Banjo-Thelma Vestal.
All teachers are graduates of well
known musical schools.
For further information, call Bryan
709
There will be a meeting of the "Roger
Porter Brown-for-Governor" Club this
evening at 8:00 o'clock in the club
rooms. All members are urged to be
present.
Press Reporter.
Mr. Ioe Bryant, known to the baseball
world as Babe Ruth, II, is in the city to
witness the Addington-McBride boxing
match.
1 have sung for you a song
And it may be right or wrong
But only you can tell me if it's true:
l have tried to explain
Both your pleasure and your pain,
And friends, here's my best respects
to you.
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STARTLING INVENTIONS
Misses Amonette Bailey and Daryl
Iennings will soon place on the market
their great contribution to the World!
a hair cream which is guaranteed to
make kinky hair straight and straight
hair curly.
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A soundless bell has been invented
by Philip Crown, Frank Tippit, and Ioe
Lee.
Pugr One Hundred Twenty 111110
Guess Who?
I-low well do you know the faculty? See if you can give the
name of the faculty member suggested by the following:
l. One whose name is a day of the week.
2. One whose name suggests timidness and shyness.
3. One whose name suggests a big boat, or an ark.
4. A magnificent specimen of fireworks.
5. The name of the lower veins of a tree or plant.
6. That which announces the close of each class.
7. An object used to balance one while walking.
8. A masculine ruler.
9. A musical instrument, very essential for a fox hunt.
lO. One whose name indicates the masculine sex.
ll. A long-legged bird.
l2. A bunk swung between two trees.
l3. Leave out the "l" and the word is easy.
l4. When spoken rapidly the word sounds like "dirt."
l5. The first two letters are the beginning of a laughy the last the
name ofa famous English poet.
l5. The first syllable is the description of a skinny boy while the
last is the name of an automobile.
l7. The first half of the word means to scratch or ruin somethingg
the last part means a person's male child.
l8. The author of Last of the Mohicans.
l9. The first half of the word is a plot or area occupied by tentsr
the last is an article that struck makes a ringing sound.
20. A weed and the last is an illiterate form of the very eat.
2l. An Irishman whose day is celebrated in March.
22. The opposite to right and a fierce, superhuman woman.
23. Something not old and a fruit that grows on a bush.
24. One who grinds grain.
25. A common color.
By MARY ALICE ARMISTEAD.
Answers to "Guess Who."
l. Mondyg 2. Meekp 3. Noahg 4. Rockettg 5. Rootesg 6. Belly
7. Caing 8. Kingy 9. Horny lO. Manny ll. Craney l2. Hammock:
l3. Easleyp l4. Durrettg l5. l-lamiltong l6. Lankfordp l7. Morrison:
l8. Cooper: l9. Campbellp 20. Brarnlettp 2l. Patrickg 22. Leftwichg
23 Newberry: 24. Millerg 25. Browne.
One Hundred Thirty
HUGH HALL HEWS AND HEWS
As Hugh Hall was hewing a yule log
from a yew tree a man dressed in clothes
of a dark hue came up to Hugh and said:
"Have you seen my ewes?"
"If you wait until I hew this yew tree
I will go with you anywhere in Europe to
look for your ewes," said Hugh.
. Mr. Finkelstein Qalias Hugh: Hallj, walk-
ing into Mr. Goldberg's office-Say Chake
vots dot I smell?
Mr. Goldberg-Oh dot's business. It's
FOIICII.
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MISSED THE TRACK MEET
Miss Clyette Cto wayward Jackj: Tell me
what you know about the Caucasion race,
Jackie.
lack Daniel: I wasn't thereg I went to the
football game instead.
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Photographer: Do you want a large or
small picture?
lark Daniel: A small one.
Photographer: Then close your mouth.
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DER F UHRER
To stimulate business, a German theatre
owner advertised a special feature and
offered S00 marks to any patron who did not
like it. The house was packed, but no one
claimed the money. The ufeature' was a
picture called "Hitler".
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TAKING UNFAIR ADVANTAGE
Mr. Hamilton: Edna Lynn, give me that
note Howard wrote to you.
Edna Lynn: I guess not! You took the
the one he wrote me yesterday and then
made him stay after school,
Tuition-A species of graft exacted by
colleges' in return for surrounding con-
ducive to a good time.
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She was only a hat manufacturer's daught-
er, but she was no slouch.
o
The laziest man we've heard of this year
is a guy from Sunset who travels in a
Model T Ford so he won't have to knock the
ashes off his cigarette.
'Twas in a restaurant they met,
Romeo and Juliet,
He had no cash to pay the debt,
So Romeo'd what Juliet.
"I read in a book that Apollo was chasing
a mymph and she turned into a tree.',
"He was lucky. Those I chase always
turn into a night club or a restaurant."
Hr: What is the fastest thing on two
wheels?
She: What?
He: A Jew on a bicycle riding by Hitler's
Palace.
o
SAD ENDING
"I hope that's a nice book for you to read,
darling," said. Mrs. QBryantj Wildman con-
scientiously to her young daughter.
"Oh, yes, mummy, it's a lovely book, but
I don't think you'd like it. It's so sad at
the end."
"How is it sad, dear?"
"Well, she dies, and he has to go back to
his wife."
o
Bath Bybec: My dear, don't talk to me
about lawyers, I,ve had so much trouble
over the property that I sometimes almost
wish my husband hadn't died,
Page One Hundred Thirty one
Spoonemore, Eula
Stallings, Juanita
Starkes, Wanda
Steppe, John Henry
Sullivan, Mary Louise
Summy, Nell
Jordan, Dorothy
Kimery, Josephine
Klempin, Essalita
Knearem, Betty Jane
Leach, Jenne
Lewis, Frances
Long, Mary Louise
Lowe, Janie
Lowe, Laverne
Lozano, Mary
Hathaway, Nadine
Hoffman, Mary Jean
Holmes, Louise
Hood, Norma Jeanne
Hucthins, Dorothy
Ivy, Winifred
Jolly, Thelma Jo
Jones, Charleene
Jones, Patsy Ruth
Kimberlin, Mary E.
King, Carlyene
Kroyer, Joan
Plumlee, Dorothy
Polk, Dorothy
Poulsen, Patricia
Rogers, Katherine
Schieifer, Gussie Jo
Sinclair, Amy
3A
Childers, Dan
Coke, Owen
Collier, Jimmie
Ezell, Jack
Gault, Duncan
Hare, Robert
Harrison, Harry
Harrison, J. B.
Heiskell, Jimmie
Marrow, Earnest
O'Brien, Dennis
Redman, Jack
Robertson, Wayne
Simnas, Jack
Stephenson, Horace
Summer, James
Teubner, Ray
Albin, Frances
Allen, Joan
Armstrong, Dorothy
Austin, Mary Fllen
Baker, Clara Helen
Blackwell, Andrea
Carrell, Erna Mae
Cecil, Bernice
Clark, Patty Sue
Coates, Anna Marie
Connally, Sara
Suttle, Martha
Sutton, Nancy
Swindle, Jane
Tardio, Lena
Tardio, Sarah
Tate, Vada
McCullough, Willie
McMillan, Irene
McMullen, Margaret
Merchant, Marmarita
Midkiff, Pauline
Milholland, Sherry
Miller, Jean
Moore, Ruby Nell
Moreau, Jeanne
Nance, Kathleen
Lake, Beverly
Land, Irene Juanita
Leatherwood, Mary
Lee, Mary Evelyn
Lewis, Florence E.
McClenshan, Jean
McCree, Frances
Mclntire, Aline
McSpadden, Wanda
Martin, Helen
Mayes, Julia
Mays, Ruth
Doz, Billie
Katherine
Emmons, Martha
Jane
Ford, Josephine
Gash, Minnie Fay
Green, Peggy
Hammond,
Jacqueline
Harber, Charlotte
Harvey, Anna
Harvey, Annetta
Hawkins, Dorothy
Hearne, Maurine
Henderson, Paggy
Hill, Patty
Hilton, Wanda
l-line, Virginia
Hufstedler, Edith
Johnson, Martha
Kirwan, Johanna
Koch, Betty Sue
Loitice, Oleta
Maxine
McKenney,
Maureen
JUNE '41 CLASS
Continued from Page '54
Tennison, Marjorie
Thomas, June
Tibbetts, Mary Dale
Tolbert, June
Towels, Margaret
Tumer, Mary Alice
Vaughan, Mary
Vermillion, Elizabethe
Waggoner, Frances
Wagner, Lydia
Travis, Dorothy
JANUARY '42 CLASS
Continued from Page 55
Nelson, Julia
Newton, Earline
Nickson, Selma L.
Painter, Louise
Parker, Joena
Peterson, Audrey
Pogue, Kathryn
Presslar, Margaret
Ragland, Gloria
Render, Marjorie
Riddle, Lillian
Schimelfenig, Louise
See, Barbara
Shelby, Helen
Shook, Bobbie
Smothermon, Dot
Staton, Christine
Stroud, Elaine
Stubbletield, Juanita
Swafford, Jewel
JUNE '42 CLASS
Continued from Page
Mehrten, Mary Ann
Neal, Betty
Norris, Regena
North, Juanita
Petty, Dorothy
Pitchford, Rae
Prather, Mary
Reston, Melva
Rice, Mary Lloys
Richardson, Bettie
Richardson, Omega
Robinson, Margaret
Rooker, Hilder
Rorie, Doris
Shuifield, Bertie
Silvus, Ellen
Smith, Betty Jo
Smith, LaVerle
Sparham, Mildred
Stone, Billie C.
Story, Betty
Swindle, Helen
S6
SCHOLARSHIP CLUB
Continued from Page 78
Pooley, Mary
Prince, Geraldine
Pyeatt, Nancy
Ramsey, Dorothy
Reed, Elsie Mae
Reese, Sybil
Sallis, Gloria
Schmidt, Dorothy
Starling, Frances
Tomo, Madeline
Watkins, Lois Jean
Watson, Mary Belle
Wiederhold,
Maxine
4B
Blanton, Wilbert
Bowden, Edgar
Breedlove, Wendell
Gruneisen, William
Harmon, George
Hutchens, Jack
Law, Warren
Lee, Forest
McCulley, Rader
Mobry, Dick
Mylander,
McLeod, Mary Jane Kenneth
Maier, Peggy
Marable, Dorothy
Merrill, Dorothy
Miranda, Lillian
Mitchell, Dorothy
O'Bryan, Lottrell
Napier, Carl
Parr, Lewis
Peterson, Roy
Silbey, Jack
Stacy, Robert
Walther, Danny
Pantage, Angelina Ball, Sally
Parker, Anna
Bennett, Elinor
Ward Mildred Carter, Elizabeth
Paga' Om' Hundred Tbirly-two
Durand, Elizabeth
Estes, Mary
Frances
Ford, Jerryline
Frogge, Wanda
Huff, Ruby
Johnson, Celia Dell
Miller, Dorothy
Montfort, Mary
Murdock, Jane
Nicholson, Marjorie
North, Mary Ruth
Peitz, Rita
Plumlee, Edna Lynn
Reeves, Nancy
Smith, Eleanor
Claire
Warren, Imogene
Whittlesy,
Margaret
4A
Ashley, John
Baker, James
Bealmer, C. M.
Brackeen, Billy
Brown, Rodgers
Bryant, Joe C.
Carroll, B. A.
Cavett, Oliver
Cooke, Lane B.
Crown, Philip
Davidson, Paul
Dickey, J. A.
Dykes, Tommy
Jennings, Richard
Kilgore, James
Kimberlin, Douglas
King, Arthur
Lowe, Edward
Marable, William
Maxwell, Billy
Pettit, Ray
Powell, Charles
Pritchard, Hudson
Robberson, Jack
Robinson, Jimmie
Rodgers, Morgan
Shelton, Robert
Simmons, Bill
Sport, L. C.
Travis, Calvin
Wylie, Robert
Abernathy, Edith
Armistead, Mary
Bivings, Dorcas
Bradford, Elizabeth
Bybee, Ruth
Chittim, Tuleta
Cook, Embylene
Couch, Evelyn
Cox, Florence
Crook, Hesper
Cummings,
La Verna
Daniel, Katherine
Denny, Lidamay
Densmore, Juanita
Ellis, Mary
Flock, Dennie Jo
France, Marie
Walker, Marie
Walther, Constance
Walther, Katie
Wheeler, Bethstine
White, Evelyn
Teasley, Eva Mae
Thompson, Theresa
Thompson, Zana
Todd, Marilyn
Truly, Robbie Jeanne
Tubre, Gloria
Van Dyke, Winno Gene
Vernon, Earline
Walden, Ada
Warrick, Louise
Taylor, Betty
Terry, Billie Jean
Teubner, Hazel
Tucker, Betty Jane
Tucker, Norma
Turner, Virgie Mae
Wacker, June Lucille
Walker, Elsie
Walker, Ruth Alyce
Wall, LaVeme
Wallace, Frances
Garrison, La Voice
Harris, Mary
Virginia
Hawkins, Eleanor
Hayden, Mary
Heath, Natalie
Heiskell, Reba
Hill, Mildred
Hill, Madelyn
Hughes, Billie Nell
James, Silvia Dean
Johnson, Virginia
Dare
Lottice, Elizabeth
McLeod, Catherine
Manton, Ruth
Maricle, Frieda
Martin, Gene
Miller, Mildred
Morgan, Mabel
Mount, Marcelle
Nelson, Tommy
Osborne, Jane
Park, Helen Jean
Parker, Ruth
Pollock, Ruth
Potthoif, Lois
Remstedt, Faye
Rowland, Florence
Saunders, Wanda
Smith, Bernice
Suter, Marjorie
Thompson, Beth
Tipps, Margery
Townsend, Mary
White, Julia
White, LuVon
Williams, Mary Jo
Woods, Dixie
Yeary, Nellie
White, Dorothy
Williams, Herta
Williams, Louise
Wolff, Gwendolyn
Wood, Marjorie Ruth
Worden, Dollie
Wright, Eula Mae
York, Betty Lynn
Young, Sadie Mae
Warren, Annalee
Vlfatson, Frances
Welch, Margaret Ruth
White, Elma
Wilder, Peggy Anne
Williams, Alice G.
Williams, Opal
Wilson, Mary Frances
Wilson, Mary Gene
Yeargan, Eleanor
Young, Alice Jean
Vestal, Thelma
Waggoner, Jayne
Wildman, Dolly
Wilson, Dorothy
Young, Frances
January 4A
Deaver, Hayes
Eagle, Bob
Fox, James
Hall, Hugh
Luper, Dan
Marco, Jimmie
Mylander, Gerald
Parker, Robert
Remington, Harry
Westerlage, Lloyd
Winters, Gene
Ashley, Helen
Anderson, Willie
Baugh, Olga Mae
Baxley, Marion
Boluch, Mary Jane
Denton, Bette
Dierolf, Lyndell
Fincher, Claire
Hamilton, Elizabeth
Johnson, Virginia
Ann
Kempe, Margie
Maas, Evelyn
Moore, Marie
Petty, Margaret
Seago, Margaret
Skelton, Margaret
Turner, Virginia
POWERFUL STUFF
Two drunks were babbling about cradle
days as they leaned heavily on the bar.
"You know," said one, "when I was born
I only weighed a pound and a half and that's
a fac'.,'
"You don't shay," said the other. "Did
you live?',
"Did I live?" exclaimed the first. "Shay
you ought to see me now."
o
Ioe Lee: "Boy, I'm scared. I just got a
letter from a man telling me he'd shoot me
if I didn't stay away from his daughter."
Boh Hawkins: "Well, all you have to do
is stay away from his daughterf'
joe Lee: "Yeah, but he didn't sign his
name."
o
Warren Harding: "Did you give your
wife that little lecture on economy you
talked about Chad?"
Chad Sneed: "Oh, yes."
Warren Harding: "Any Results?',
Chad Sneed: "Sure-I've got to give up
smoking cigars."
Relief work costs twice as much as ordi-
nary labor That's because it takes two men
for every task-one to dilly and one to
dally.
0
Sailor fto Doctorj: "I'm going to marry
a girl named Anne and there's something I
want to get off my chestf'
Doefor: "VVhat is it?"
Sailor: "A tattooed heart with 'Mabel' on
it."
Two old maids went for a tramp in the
woods. The tramp died.
IT PAYS TQ ADVERTISE
There was a man in our town,
The chump thought he was Wise
He swore fit was his policyj
He'd never advertise,
But, one day, he advertised
And hereby hangs a tale-
His ad was set in six-point type
And headed "Sheriff's Sale."
0
LOW DOWN
Pa: "Well, son, how are your marks?"
Son: "They're under water."
Pa: "What do you mean, under water?"
Son: "Below 'C' level."
0
WORST JOKE I EVER HEARD
Teacher: "Can anyone tell what causes
trees to become petrified?"
Bright Student: "The wind makes them
rock."
o
"Which platform for the Boston train?"
Porter: "Turn to the left and you'll be
right!"
"Don,t be impertinent, young man."
"All right, then, turn to your right and
you'll be left!"
FINAL PROOF
She: "Would you leave your home for
me?"
He: "For you I'd leave a baseball game
in the ninth inning with the score a tie."
o
CASSIFICATI ON
Student: "What are your terms for stu-
dents?,'
Landlady: "I generally call them dead
beats and bums."
Page One Hundred Thirty three
MYSTERY
The Prof. coming downstairs in 'his home
slipped and fell to the bottom. Picking him-
self up, he said:
"Now, I wonder what that noise was
about?"
o
IF ANY
Tourist: "How's business hereabout?"
Native: "It's so quiet you can hear the
notes at the bank a block away drawing
interestf'
0
WOULDN'T INTERFERE
A young boy, undergoing an examination
for position, came across the question, "What
is the distance of the earth from the sun?"
He wrote his answer as follows: "I am un-
able to state accurately, but I don't believe
the sun is near enough to interfere with a
proper performance of my duties if I get this
clerkship"
0
YOU'RE THROUGH
"And," said the instructor to the class
as he finished his lecture, "if the parachute
doesn't open, that is known as jumping to
conclusions."
0
FRUSTRATED FROSH
Froslo: "I guess you've gone out with
worse looking fellows than I am, haven't
you?', QNo answeinj
F rosb: "I say, I guess you've gone out with
worse looking fellows than I am, haven't
you?"
C0-ed: "I heard you the first time. I
was trying to think."
IN TI-IE DARK
Frosla: "If I had known that the tunnel
was so long I would 'have kissed you."
Diiio: "Good heavens! Wasn't that you?"
Page Om Ilumlrcrl Thirty-four
A telephone pole never hits a truck except
in self-defense.
0
Dr. Carvem: I find that you have acute
appendictis.
Doris Willbitrf: Don't get fresh, young
fella-just tell me why I have this pain.
o
An Irishman was relating an experience of
hardship in the jungle. "Ammunition, food,
and whiskey had run outf' he said, "we were
parched with thirst."
"Was there no water?,' asked one listener.
"Sure, but it was no time to be thinking
of cleanlinessf, replied the Irishman.
The correct estimate of a man is about
half way between what his wife thinks of
him and what his stenographer knows about
him.
0
GUESS WHAT
Dear Folks: Please send four hundred dol-
lars at onceg the school is bankrupt and each
student has to pay double tuition. Kindly
make the check out to me.
Your son,
Robert Shelton.
JUST IN CASE
Lecturer Qin small townj: Of course,
you all know what the inside of a corpuscle
is like.
Chairman of Meeiing Qinterruptingj :
Most of us do, but ye better explain for the
benefit of them as hasn't been inside one.
o
NO, NO, JANETTE!
He: "Darling, I have been thinking of
something for a long time. Something is
trembling on my lips .... "
She: "Why don't you shave it off?"
Contest Winners
Hugh Hall, president of the Ianuary
graduating class, Won first place in the Sub-
scription Contest.
Ioe Lee of the Iune class Won first place
in the securing of advertising for the Oak.
Page One Hundred Thirty-fi
Oak Cliff Batik
250 W. Jefferson M n
Remelle
Compliments Qf
85' Co.
Reel Cross Gun-5' ,md
Phflfffwfjf Cezmereu
301 S. Beckley 208 North Akard
WISDOM F l
H ho whispers down a well O. B. Cavett Servic St t
Ab t th g d he has to sell
XV 11 k y d ll 1010 E. Jefferson
A h h l b d h ll
Compliments of
Bishop
Motor Company
Dodge---Qlymoufh
Sales and Service
1005 W. Jefferson
L T L T 'I
Ring and Brewer Qak Clif'
Riding, Military
and
Sport Equipment
1803 Elm Street
Baking Company
506 E. 9th
Oak Cliffs only bakery
GOODMAN CLEANERS
Compliments of
400 N. Bishop ,
Carroll s
B. A. HAAK
Service Stczfion 1603 ELM ST.
9th and Lancaster
Compliments Compliments of
of BALL NUT 81 CANDY CO.
ASTER THEATER 409 S- Beckley
CAUDLE ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING CO.
411 N. Ervay
JACK BUNN TIRE CO.
Diszfrilmfors U. S. Tires
2-1313 Akard and Young
In sincere appreciation of the patronage and friendship of the entire
student body and faculty of the Dallas High Schools for the past 15 years.
American Beauty Cover Co.
2002-8 Field Street
The Cover on This Book Was Produced in This Plant
PugeOm'H11mlrc'cl Tl ly
X LAMAR AND SMITI-I Tricks, lakes, Pnzzles, Souvenirs
, Funeral Home and MAGICLAND
Anlbulflnve Service T10 sim of 1,000
6-2146 800 Jeff-CFSOI1 409 N. Ervay QOpposite Post Officej
ll A. L. JARVIS
Miss Bell: Did you do your outside read-
ing? Watch Repairing
Warren Harding: No, it was too- cold. Iewelry ' ' ' Gifts
353 W. Jefferson 6-0607
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MCDQNOUGH GARAGE RUINED
Eleven Years in Oak Cliff
Body and Fender Repairing
212 S. Zangs Blvd. 9-3757
Many students are like coffee-98 per
cent of the active ingredient has been re-
! ' moved from the bean.
The famous detective arrived on the scene
"Heavens,,' he said, "this is more serious
than I thought-the window is broken on
both sides."
634 W. Jefferson 9-1200
FASHION CLEANERS
Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations,
Dry Cleaning, Dyeing
W R. C. Strickland Dallas, Texas
WHY JOHN! Compliments
Advertisement in a Titusville, Pa., paper: T
"Auctioncering is my special line of busi- SERVICE
ness. Prices very reasonable. If I am out Madison and Jefferson
arrange dates with my wife.
POOLE FUNERAL HOME Elinor Bennefl: "You are like a doll I
, once had."
M 437 W' Jefferson Paul Davidson: "I-Iandsome?',
l 6-0848 Elinor: "No, brokeln
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wi MCCRARY CHICKEN SHOP
440 West Davis
LUCKIS SHOE HOSPITAL
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Slooe Repairing-Shoe Correction
127 W. Jefferson 6-0377
1414 Zangs Dallas, Texas
WHEN DAD'S AWAY
Beal: "I-Iow did my son carry on the
business while I was gone?',
Clerk: "Oh, he carried on all right, but
forgot the business."
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Page Om' I'InmlreJ Thirty-eiglsi
BUSINESS COI.LEGE
Foremost in Dallas
Since 1887
181 1 Commerce
CHQAPULTEPEC
1126 N. Zangs
Compliments of
oak Cliff Hi
Pharmacy
132 W. Beckley
TEXAS BARBER SHOP
221 W. Jefferson
MANDLESTAM'S
125 W. Jefferson
JIUJUTSU
"Did you ever hear how I tried my jiu-
jutsu on a burglar?"
Q ?,l
"Well, I got hold of his leg and twisted
it over his shoulder. Then 1 got hold of
his arm and twisted it round his neck, and
before he knew where he was I was flat on
my back."
It's better to remain silent and be thought
a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.
ZERO POINT
"Oh, I know a few things!" exclaimed the
haughty senior.
"Well, you haven't anything on me," re-
torted the freshman confidentlyg "I guess I
know as few things as anybodyf,
Compliments of
SUDDEN SERVICE STATION
Schell Grill
F. M. SCHELL, JR.
120 N. Zangs
Compliments of
Lakeside Laundry
600 E. Jefferson
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Page One Hundred T
40 ITIONS
Eflicient Employment Supervisor and over 400 positions annually-3571 more than we
are able to fill-virtually assure inspiring employment opportunities to Draughon gradu-
ates. Twenty Accredited Courses leading to early starts on business careers. Largest in
Dallas. Call, phone 7-3133, for complete information.
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'ZCLLL Oni COLLEGE
Opposite City Hall
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Compliments Compliments of
BO-JAN HAT CO. GRIGSBY MILLINERY
225 W. Jefferson 233 W' Jefferson
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HOLSTON TRANSFER CO. OAK CLIFF RADIO CQ.
p 716 XV. Jefferson 223 W. jefferson
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Boy Friend fafter midnightj: "Did you
BECKHAM FLORAL CO know that I can imitate any kind of bird
. you name?"
505 W. Jefferson Girl Friend: "Indeed! Suppose you start
with the Homing Pigeon!"
Young Coed: "Oh, Dad, I've just dis- O -
covered that the girl who sits next to me in ,
N Bio. has a hat exactly like mine." RED S PIE SHOP
Fathers "So I suppose you want me to buy
11 new OHBPU Beckley 86 Davis
Cord: "Well, darling, that would be
cheaper than changing schools." 9
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