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Oak Staff
Dorothy Schmidt ....... Editor-in-Chief
Mary Belle Watson T .
Oleta Loitice f ' ' ' Coidltors
Qfgifeggggbin . . Business Managers
Earnest Morrow
Icme Murdcbch . Bookkeepers
SPONSORS
Miss Mabel Rockett
Miss Idahei Cahaniss
Miss Ripple Frazer
Miss Christine Hammock
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Oak Staff
EDITORIAL
Dorothy Schmidt Charlotte I-Iarber
Mary Belle Watson Virginia I-line
Cleta Loftice Dorothy Mitchell
Sarah Ward Connally
BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING
Denis O'Brien
Warren Law
Truman Wilder
Dorothy Hawkins
Dorothy Merritt
Earnest Morrow
SNAPSHOTS
Bill Cutter
ART
lane Murdoch
Charles Bowles
Frances Albin
Erma Tiner
Aubrey Sharp
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For years he has labored and fought to preserve the
ideals ot this institution, cheerfully meeting discour-
agement and diiiiculty with his ready smile. Urged by
his motto, "Give to the world the best that you can" he
has given to us his best eitorts, upholding his concep-
tion ot school lite, ever pleading tor a lotty standard
ot manhood and womanhood. l-lis loyalty to the
school, his willingness to share our joys and sorrows
likewise deteats and triumphs, and his service tor our
continued advancement, all combine to awaken in us,
the Senior Classes oi l91lU, this tribute to our principal,
l-loward A. Allen
Miss Anna Bell Miss Ruth Bell
Miss Mary Louise Clyeiie Miss Maraarei Harris
Dedication
As a recognition of their Willinqness and of their
ability to serve the students individually and collec-
tively, and of their wise counsel which has proved
indispensable in our decisions, gratefully and affec-
tionately We dedicate this volume of the Oak to our
Senior sponsors.
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Foreword
That, when you read these
pages, there may be in your
hearts the happy recollections
ot school days, that the imaaes
of faces and ot scenes contained
herein may bring pleasure and
lovina remembrance ot them,
We, the Senior classes ot l94O,
have made this record and pre-
sent it to you, our school fellows,
hopina you will find it an ac-
ceptable tribute to you and to
Adamson.
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MISS MARY MORRISON
lnstructor of Physical Education
Died October 19, 1939
"Chief of all her wonderous works,
Supreme of all her plan,
She has put an upward reach,
'Within the heart of man."
Miss Mary Morrison, former gymnastic instructor
of this school will long be remembered by those who
have known and worked with her. She was noble,
and sympathetic, with winning ways which spread
sunshine wherever she went. Her abilities as a
leader and untiring worker were exhibited by her
patience with the Pep Squad and Gymkhana, whose
tasks she met in a sweet and gentle way. She was
truly an ever-ready teachereready to laugh, to love,
or to live, and there could never be another, although
there should be millions. She sacrificed joys and
pleasures which she cherished in an effort to serve
those who needed her, and she was richly corn-
pensated with rewards of gratitude. '
As a last tribute to the one Whom we all so
dearly loved let us, as she did, remember this:
"There is a destiny that makes us brothers:
None goes his way alone,
All that we send into the lives of other
Comes back into our own."
EDNA LYNN PLUMLEE,
Taken from the school paper,
The Acorn
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WARREN TANNER
Class of Iune 1940
Died August 31, l940
I. Y. KING
Class of Iune 1940
Died lanuary 8, 1940
IERRY KINNEY
Class of Iune 1940
Died March 25, 1940
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Board of Education
DAVID W. CARTER, IR., M. D. . . . . President
MRS. VV'. P. ZUMWALT . . . . Vice-President
C O M M I T T E E S
Finance
Gabe P. Allen
L. 0. Donald
Dan D. Rogers
Supply
Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt
F. D. Danford
L. O. Donald
Rules
Dan KD. Rogers
Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt
Mrs. T. A. Waggoner
N. R. CROZIER
Superintendent
of Schools
L. V. STOCKARD
Assistant Superintendent
of Schools
Buildings and Sites
L. O. Donald
Gabe P. Allen
F. D. Danford
Lunchrooms
Mrs. T. A. Waggoner
Dan D. Rogers
Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt
Welfare
F. D. Danford
Mrs. T. A. Waggoner
Gabe P. Allen
lULIUS DORSEY
District Superintendent
of High Schools
Allen, H. A.
Aduddell, Helen
Alexander, Laura
Alston, leanette
Ballard, C. V.
1Basom, Olivette
Beattie, Martha Alice
Bell, Anna
Bell, Ruth
Bramlette, Minnie
Browne, T. W.
Cabaniss, ldabel
Campbell, L. E.
Clement, Nellie D.
Clement, W. B.
Clyette, Mary Louise
Cooper, Berta
Crane, Abigail
Dickey, Verde
Durrett, W. P.
Easley, Onie B.
Faculty
Eisenlohr, Henrietta
Frazer, Ripple
Griffin, H. S.
Graves, Fannie
t Hamilton, Lucy
Hamilton, W. T.
Hammock, Christine
Harris, Margaret
Harris, R. B,
Haseltine, May
Hedde, Wilhelmina
Herzog, William
Hester, H. B.
Higginbotham, Lorine
Hoehn, Gladys
Holloway, Geraldine
Horn, Helen
4Kendrick, Mary
King, Roberta
1 Langford, 'Winnie
Lankford, Nellie Bly
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Leftwich, L. C.
Mann, l. A.
Marriott, Rhea
Meek, William
Miller, Hazel
Mondy, Mary
Newberry, Eugenia
Noah, W. B.
Nutley, Carl
'Patrick, Anne
'Peters, loe
Peters, Rae
Rockett, Mabel
Rootes, Virginia
Ruffin, Ruth
Smith, R. N.
Stokes, Bernice
tStroud, Richard
Tilley, Eunice
Trice, Margaret
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Parent-Tcztcllcr Association
OFFICERS
. . . . . Mrs. E. L. l-lore
. Mrs. lack Simms
. . Mrs. W. E. Stctllings
. Mrs. Colvin Ellis
. Mrs. Alger lone-s
. Mrs. Lee Ldssetter
. . Mrs. O. S. Coke
. . . Mrs. R. Rgsor
. . Mrs. Geo. lones
. Mrs. Otis Meserole
. . Mrs. F. Lee Lemly
. . Mrs. I. C. Tyler
President . . .
First Vice-President .
Second Vice-President
Third Vice-President .
Fourth Vice-President ,
Fifth Vice-President .
Sixth Vice-President .
Seventh Vice'President
Recording Secretory .
Corresponding Secretary .
Tregsurer ....
l-listorion ....
Pctrliotmentorictn ......... Mrs. E. F. lgmes
"The love of children is the common tie which should unite us in holiest
purpose." The desire ot the PorenteTedcher Association is to bring the home
ond the school closer together, so thot porents ond tegchers moy cooperote
intelligently in the trctining of our youth.
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OFFICERS
President . . . . . . . Clive Templeton
First Vice-President . . E. C. Muchmore
Second Vice-President . . . E. C. Murphy
Third Vice-President . . Fitzhugh Mdrsholl
Fourth Vice-President . . M. V. Moore
Fifth Vice-President . . I. D. Peterson
Secretory Treosurer . . . . . H. D, Yeorgon
The Dods Club endeovors to uphold otll of the fine troditions of W, H.
Adomson High Schoolp it fosters ornong the students ony movement looking
towdrd o better understanding of the problems thot confront them and en-
courages them in their efforts to obtoin on educotion.
The Club stdnds os sponsor to specioll groups which, in any monner, de-
serve commendottion by reoson of outstotnding perforrnotnce, either in scholor-
ships or in athletics, ond the Club believes thot these students should be
properly reworded for their efforts.
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January Class Officers
President . . . . William Gruneisen
Vice'President . . Wilbert Blanton
Secretary . . . . . Carlisle Del'lay
Acorn Reporter .......
Sponsors .
. Edna Lynn Plurnlee
. . Miss Margaret Harris and Miss Anna Bell
COMMITTEES
Program U
Bader McCulley Edna Lynn Plumlee
Orville Brown Rose Marie West
Mary Iohnston
Social
Mary Bearden Eleanor Hawkins
Imogene Warren Walter Patton
Carl Napier
Invitation
Dorothy Miller lane Murdoch
Mary Ruth North Forrest Lee
Kirk Webb
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BAKER, ROBERT
Entered from Boude Storey, ' 36.
Captain of Football, '39, Scholarship Club, Baseball, Basketball,
Student Council, Latin Club, Vice-Pres. 3B Class, Operetta.
ANDERSON, MARILYN
Entered from lames Bowie, '36.
Gymkhana, Latin Club.
BEARDEN, MARY
Entered from Reagan, '36.
Che rleader, Senior Play Cast, Social Chairman 4A Class, Student
Assistant, Acorn Reporter and Salesman, Gymkhana, Library
Council, Program Chairman Book Review Club,
Denton Play Day, Pep Squad.
BEARDEN, C. C.
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Scholarship Club, Senior Representative in Student Council, Kam-
era Klub, Commercial Club, Basketball, Senior Play Cast,
Cvymkhana Student Assistant.
BECKHAM, lACK
Entered from Bowie, '35.
BENNETT, ELINOR
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Acorn Staff, Underclass Officer, Library Council, Girl Reserve
Officer, Student Council Officer, Book Review Club, Senior Play
Cast, L L. P. C. Convention, Scholarship Club, Four-Year Linz,
Four Year Everts, Gymkhana, Latin Club, Iohn E. Morris
Award, National Honor Society.
BOARD, FRANCES
Entered from Reagan, '36.
BLANTON, WILBERT
Entered from Hogg, '36.
Student Council, National Honor Society, Sports Editor of Acorn,
Scholarship Club, Latin Club, Linz Pin, Everts Award,
Football, Baseball, Vice-Pres. 4A Class.
BOWDEN, EDGAR
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Latin Club, Pan-American Peace Forum, Student Council,
R. O. T. C.
CARTER, ELlZABETH
Entered irom Hogg, '36,
Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Scholarship
Club, Texas Poetry Club, Shorthand Merit Certificate,
Student Assistant Gyrnkhana, Acorn Reporter.
CORNETT, MlLDRED
Entered from Boude Storey, '36.
Senior Play Cast, Latin Club, Gyrnkhana.
BROWN, ORVILLE
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Business Manager of Acorn, Pres. Progressive Club, Corporal in
R. O. T. C., Crack Company, '38, Debate Team, Track, Acorn
Reporter, Dramatic Club, Student Forum, Library Council, Senior
Hi-Y, information Desk, Senior Play Cast.
Iohn E. Morris Award.
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BRYANT, lOHN
Entered from Bowie, '35.
DURAND, ELIZABETH
Entered from Peeler, '36,
National Honor Society, Kamera Klub, Associate Editor oi Acorn
Cantata, Scholarship Club, Four-Year Linz Award,
Four-Year Everts Award, Gymkhana.
ECKSTEIN, OTELIA
Entered irom Reaqan, '35,
Gymkhana.
CALDER, ROBERT
Entered from Peeler, '36, '
Acorn Reporter, Baseball, Football, Gymlchana,
Commercial Club,
Scholarship Club,
CARMICAL, FRED
Entered from Arlington, '36.
Track, Football,
ESTES, MARY FRANCES
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Sec. ZB Class, Social Chairman 3B Class, National Honor So '.t
cie y,
Scholarship Club, Latin Club, Book Review Club, Acorn Stati-
Senior Play Cast, Gymlchana, Student Council, '
Operetta, Girls' Glee Club.
FORD, lERRYLiNE
Entered irom Boude Storey, '37,
Student Council, Denton Play Day, Gymkhana, Commercial Club,
Girl Reserves, Pep Squad.
COLLINS, EDGAR
Entered irorn Hoag, '36.
Track, Gymkhana, Iohn E. Morris Award.
DAILEY, HOWARD
Entered from Hoqa, '35.
FORD, lOSEPHlNE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
Scholarship Club, Gymkhana, Commercial Club
, Girl Reserves,
Play Day, Pep Squad.
FOWLER, MARGARET
Entered from Woodrow Wilson, '37.
Gymkhana.
DEHAY, CARLTSLE
Entered from Peeler, '36,
Lettered in Basketball, '39, Captain Basketball, '40, Senior Hi-Y,
Student Council, Secretary 4A Class.
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FORD, BEN
Entered from Forest, '39.
FROGGE, WANDA
Entered from Hogg, '36,
Texas Poetry Club, Pan-American Club, Gymkhana,
HAWKINS, ELEANOR
Entered irorn Peeler, '36.
Sponsor of Company D, Vice-Pres. 3B Class, Secretary Student
Council, Senior Play Cast, Book Review Club, Student Assistant,
One-Year Linz, Linz Bible Award, Social Committee of
4A Class, Information Desk, Gymkhana.
GEISERT, LEONARD
Entered trorn Boude Storey, '37.
Scholarship Club, R. O, T. C.
GEORGE, R. C.
Entered from Lafayette, Ind., '38.
Student Council, Band, R. O. T. C. Student Assistant, Baseball, '39.
HITT, DORIS
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Mixed Chorus, Cantata, Gymkhana.
X HUFE, RUBY
Entered irom Reagan, '36.
Commercial Club, Kamera Klub, Gymkhana, Scholarship Club,
Aviation Club, Dramatic Club.
GRAY, IOE
Entered from Sunset, '39.
Library Council, Banner Boy, Library Assistant, Acorn Reporter.
GRUNEISEN, WILLIAM ,
Entered trorn Bowie, '36.
Pres. 4A Class, Officer 3B Class, Vice-Pres. oi Senior Hi-Y, Pres.
ot International Peace Forum, Vice-Pres. of Student Council, Vice-
Pres. oi Library Council, Track Letterman, '39, Basketball, '36, '37,
'38, '39, Acorn Reporter, Four-Year Linz, Four-Year Everts, Student
Assistant, Information Desk, Senior Play Cast, Armistice Play, '38,
Dramatic Club, National Honor Society, Debate Club, Scholarship
Club, Iunior Hi-Y, Latin Club, Student Forum,
Gymkhana, "D" Club.
IOHNSTON, MARY
Entered Irom Bowie, '36,
Library Council, Student Council, Vice-Pres. Book Review Club,
Sec. of QB Class, Acorn Reporter, Gymkhana,
Senior Play, Pep Squad.
MANTON, RUTH
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Sec. National Honor Society, Sec. Spanish Club, Student Assistant,
' ' C
International Peace Forum, Interscholastic League Spelling on-
test, Scholarship Club, Four-Year Linz, Four-Year
Everts, Student Council.
HUGHES, IACK
Entered from Reagan, '36,
Band, R. O. T. C., Kamera Klub, Scholarship Club.
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HUNLEY, DONALD
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Entered from Bowie, '36,
Football, Gymkhana.
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MARTIN, NELLIE LEE I s
Entered from Bowie, '36. -Sy l if
Sec. of Library Council, Commercial Club, Locker Guard, Assist, 3?
ant in Library, Acorn Reporter, Student Council, Aviation Club, 'M '
Community Chest Agent, Gymkhana, Music Club.
MILLER, DOROTHY
Entered from Hogg, '36,
Pep Squad, Sophomore Beauty, Sec. of International Peace
Forum, Latin Club, Scholarship Club, Gyrnkhana, Sec. of Student
Council, Sec. of ZA and 4B Classes, Sponsor of R. O, T. C., '38,
'39, Battalion Sponsor, Best All-Around Underclass Girl, Invita-
tion Chairman of 4A Class, Book Review Club,
Pres. of Library Council.
I-IUTCHENS, IACK
Entered from Reagan, '36.
Scholarship Club, Linz Award,
IVY, ROBERT
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Efficiency Awards, Rifle Team Letterman, Scholarship Club, Camp
Dallas, Crack Company, Commissioned Officer,
Acorn Staff, Progressive Club.
MURDOCH, IANE
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Pep Squad, International Peace Forum, Dramatic Club, Literary
Club, Gymkhana, Book Review Club, Girl Reserves, Scholarship
Club, Latin Club, Bookkeeper of The Oak, Sec. of National Honor
Society, Pen Pal Club, Linz Award, Invitation Committee 4A,
Everts Award, Library Assistant, Linz Award.
NICHOLSON, MARIORIE
Entered from Reagan, '35.
Pan-American Student Forum, Texas Poetry Club, Scholarship
Club, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves.
IORDAN, I. E.
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Art Dept.
KENNAMER, OLIVER
Entered from Bowie, '34.
Commercial Club, Gymkhana.
NORTH, MARY RUTH
Entered from I-Iogg, '36.
Library Council, Scholarship Club, Pres. ot Book Review Club,
Vice-Pres. of 4B Class, Student Council, Latin Club, Invitation
Committee 4A Class, Horseback Riding Club, Gymkhana.
PEITZ, RITA
Entered from Bowie, '35,
Iunior Medical Professional Club, International Peace Forum,
Gymkhana.
LAW, WARREN
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
National I-Ionor Society, Four-Year Linz, Four-Year Everts, Senior
Play Cast, Business Manager of Oak, Vice-Pres, of International
Peace Forum, Senior Hi-Y, Debate Club, Latin Club, Progressive
Club, Sergeant in R. O. T. C., Band, Interscholastic Spelling
Contest, Efficiency Award, Scholarship Club, Gymkhana.
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LEE, FORREST
Entered trom Bowie, '36.
Student Council, Pres. International Peace Forum, Pres. oi IB
Class, Senior HieY, Sec. Hi-Y, Older Boys' Conference, Band,
Otiicer R. O. T. C., Etiiciency Award, Latin Club, Linz Award,
Linz Bible Award, Invitation Committee 4A Class.
PLUMLEE, EDNA LYNN
Entered from Hoqq, '36.
3B Class Otlicer, Editor-in-Chief of Acorn, Senior Play Cast, I. L.
P. C. Convention, Student Assistant, Scholarship Club, Linz
Award, Dispatch-Iournal Correspondent, Pep Squad, Gymkhana,
French Club, Pen Pal Club, Book Review Club, Dramatic
Club, Enrollinq Assistant, International Peace Forum.
RAINWATER, LOUISE
Entered from Bowie, '36,
Dramatic Club, Mixed Chorus, Pep Squad, Acorn Reporter, Carr
tata, Centennial Parade, Armistice Parade, Talent
Club, Gymkhana.
MCCULLEY, RADER
Entered from Bowie, '36,
Pres. of Student Body, Iunior Hi-Y, Pres. of Senior Hi'Y, Sec. of
3A Class, Progressive Club, Extemporaneous Speaker, Second
City-Wide Extempo. Contest, Operetta, Ottice Assistant, Linz
Award, Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, Dramatic Club,
4A Program Chairman, Library Council, International Peace
Forum, Latin Club, Senior Play, Senior Councilinq Assistant.
MABRY, RICHARD IR.
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Kamera Klub, Dramatic Club, Gymkhana, Progressive Club, Pen
-Pal Club, Horseback Riding Club.
RECKLEY, DOROTHY ELOISE
Entered from Forest, '36.
Kamera Klub, Commercial Club, Mixed Chorus, Scholarship Club,
Vice-Pres. of IB Class, Girls' Glee Club, Cantata, Aviation Club,
Music Club, Orchestra, Gymkhana, Girl Reserves, Acorn Reporter.
REEVES, NANCY
Entered from Kansas City, Missouri, '38,
Scholarship Club, French Club, Girl Reserves, Library Council,
Linz Award, National Honor Society.
MESEROLE, OTIS IR.
Entered from Hogg, '36.
Vice-Pres. 4B Class, Pres. Commercial Club, Horseback Riding
Club, Student Assistant, Student Council, Acorn Reporter, Spanish
Club, Band, Non-commissioned Otiicer, International Peace Forum.
MOORE, IAMES
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Commission in R. O. T. C., Football, lunior Hi-Y, Gymkhana,
Crack Company, Camp Dallas.
RICE, GRACE
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Linz Bible Award, Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, Latin Club,
Gymkhana, Vice-Pres. of Pen Pal Club, Cantata,
Operetta, Mixed Chorus.
SCRIBNER, MAURINE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
Pep Squad, Gymkhana, Acorn Reporter.
NAPIER, CARL
Entered from Peeler, '36,
IA Class Pres., 4B Class Pres., Vice-Pres. of Debate Club, Vice'
Pres. of International Peace Forum, Track Team, '37, '38, '39,
Pres. ot National Honor Society, Vice-Pres. ot Student Body,
Scholarship Club, Four-Year Linz, Four-Year Everts, Library Coun-
cil, Senior Play, Oak Staff, Latin Club, Gymkhana, Delegate to
S. A. S. G. Convention '39, Social Committee oi Senior Class.
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PARR, LEWIS
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Lettered in Baseball,QScholarship Club, Debate Club, Gymkhana.
SMITH, ELEANOR CLAIRE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
Commercial Club, One-Year Linz, Bible Linz Award, Pep Squad,
Gyrnkhana, Scholarship Club.
STECIER, IOSEPHINE
Entered from Reagan, '36,
Girl Reserves, Crymkhana, Pep Squad, Horseback Riding Club,
Texas Poetry Club, Spanish Club, Acorn Reporter.
PATTON, WALTER
Entered from Reagan, '36.
Vice-Pres. of ZB Class, Student Council, Student Assistant,
Scholarship Club, lunior Hi-Y, Latin Club, Horseback Riding
Club, Gymkhana, Football, Basketball, Track, Library Council.
PETERSON, ROY
Entered from Bowie, '36
Scholarship Club, National Honor Society.
TAYLOR, REBECCA
Entered irom Bowie, '3G.
Dramatic Club, National Thespian Club, lnterscholastic League
Debate Contest, Scholarship Club, Acorn Reporter,
Gymkhana, French Club, Senior Play.
TEAL, NORMA
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
Armistice Program '38, Girl Reserves, Operetta, Cantata, Pep
Squad, Orchestra, Art Club, Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club.
PHILLIPS, IOE
Entered from Reagan, '36.
Crack Company, Etiiciency Award, Camp Dallas, Rifle Team,
Gymkhana, Commissioned Officer, Progressive Club, Commercial
Club, Camp Dallas Winning Crack Platoon Drill, Cadet
Captain, Office Assistant, Scholarship Club.
PRICE, IOHN
Entered from Reagan, '35.
TODD, BETTY
Entered from Hogg, '3E5.
Student Council, Pres. of 3A Class, Sponsor Company A, Queens'
Pageant, Library Council, Student Assistant, Acorn Reporter, In-
formation Desk, S. A. S. G. Convention, Pep Squad, French Club,
Gymkhana, Scholarship Club, Commercial Club,
Horseback Riding Club.
UPHAM, HELEN
Entered from Hogg, '36.
Pep Squad Gymkhana, Commercial Club, Scholarship Club,
National Honor Society.
SHAW, IIM
Entered from Lubbock, '36.
Pres. of 3B Class, Pres. of Library Council, Football '37, '38,
Iunior Hi-Y, Gymkhana.
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SIBLEY, IACK
Entered Irom Reagan, '36,
Baseball, Football, Football Manager '39, R. O. T. C., R. O. T. C,
Band, Crack Company Band, Band Contest, Gymkhana,
Office Assistant, Scholarship Club, Linz Award.
WALSTON, ORELYA
Entered irom Bowie, '36.
Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Gymkhana, Play Day at Denton,
Student Assistant, Latin Club, Oak Stati, Acorn Reporter.
WARREN, IMOGENE
Entered irom Bowie, '36.
French Club, Vice-Pres. lA Class, Student Council, Sec. of Student
Council, Scholarship Club, Gymkhana, S. A. S. G. Convention,
Texas Poetry Club, I-Iorseback Riding Club, Sec, of Library Coun-
cil, R. O. T. C. Sponsor of Band '38, '39, Acorn Reporter 4B Class,
Feature Editor of Acorn, Social Committee 4A Class, Student Day
at Sangers' '39, Commercial Club, Underclass Beauty '39,
SMITH, GEORGE
Entered irom Hogg, '3G.
Latin Club, Officer in R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas.
SWITZER, OTTO
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Art Dept., Spanish Club, Aviation Club, Kamera Klub, Com-
mercial Club, Gymkhana, Acorn Reporter.
WEST, ROSE MARIE
Entered from Bowie, '36.
French Club, Horseback Riding Club, Texas Poetry Club, Scholar-
ship Club, Student Assistant, Play Day at Denton, Commercial
Club, Acorn Reporter, Program Committee 4A Class.
'WHITTLESEY, MARGARET ANNE
' f ' Entered Irom Bowie, '36.
Pep Squad, Pan-American Studexat' Forum, National Honor-"Society,
Scholarship Club, Book Review Club, Girl Reserves,
Gymkhanaj' Operatta, Senior Play. '
TI-IURMAN, RAYMOND
Entered from Poeler, '36.
Basketball.
WALTHER, DANNY
Entered Irom Peeler, '36.
Debate Club, Pan-American Club, Spanish Club, Military,
Scholarship Club.
WILLIAMS, VONETA
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Pan-American Club, Library Council, Girl Reserves,
Gymkharia, Acorn Reporter.
WITI-IERSPOON, VIRGINIA
Entered from Crockett, '36.
Gymkhana.
WEBB, KIRK
Entered from Peeler, '36. '
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel of R. O. T. C., School Efficiency '36, '37,
'38, '39, Camp Dallas '36, '37, '38, '39, Company Commander at
Camp Dallas, Crack Company, First Lieutenant Crack Company
'39, Student Council, Acorn Staff, Latin Club, Progressive Club,
Scholarship Club, Iunior I-Ii-Y, Gymkhana, Kamera Klub,
Speech Society, Civitan Gold Medal.
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WRIGI-IT, I-IAILEY
Entered from Bowie, '36,
Pan-American Student Forum, Office Assistant: First Sergeant in
R. O. T. C., Efficiency Awards: Band, Gymkhanag
Spanish Club, Officer in R. O. T. C.
Puge 'l'u'enty-xix
WINDSOR, ARVIS
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Gymkhana.
NOT SHOWN IN PICTURES
VERNON, EVOLENE
Entered from Bowie, '36,
AVREA, BILL
Entered from Stamford, Texas, '37.
BLAIR, ARTHUR
Entered from Bowie, '35.
HACKLER, TI-IAVIU
Entered from Reagan, '36.
I-IARDISON, ROY
Entered from Waco, '39.
I-IARMON, GEORGE
Entered from Peeler, '36,
MILLER, FRANK
Entered from Kansas, '36,
MOORE, DAN
Entered from Brownwood, '38
TAYLOR, RAY
Entered from Bowie, '35,
TUNNELL, PRESTON
Entered from Winnetka, '36.
FINISHED WORK IN SUMMER SCHOOL
Addington, Rayford
Allen, Iames
Bowles, Albert
Burnett, Martha
Elphinqstone, Michael
Hardinq, Warren
FINISHED WOR
Marcum, Lester
K
Iohnson, Leon
Miller, Iack
Pettit, Ioe
Powell, Iustin
Schulz, Elsie
Ieffries, Iuaria
IN NIGHT SCHOOL
Turner, Richard
Truman Wilder lack Redman Sarah Ward Connally
President ViceAPresident Secretary
lack Redman lames Roberson Patty Sue Clark
President Vice-President Secretary
J une Class OHic:ers
. lack Redman
lames Roberson
Patty Sue Clark
. . Miss Anna Bell
President . . . . .
Vice-President . .
Secretary . . . .
Sponsor .
Sponsor . ....... Miss Margaret Harris
C O M M I T T E E S
Social Committee
Virainia Hare Horace Stephenson
lames Roberson Sarah Ward Connally
Nancy Pyeatt Owen Coke
Program Committee
Denis C'Brien Ruth McCullough
Dorothy Hawkins Clara Helen Baker
Truman Vlfilder I. B. Harrison
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ALLEN, BILLY BOB
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Gymkhana, Band, R. O. T. C. Oiiicer, Art Club.
ADAMS, MARY IUNE
Entered Ironi Alba Wcird School, '35
Iunior Medical Professions Club, Girl Reserves, Music Club,
Mixed Chorus, Christmas Cantata, Operetta, Gynikhana.
ALBIN, FRANCES
Entered from Reagan, '36.
Scholarship Club, Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, Gyinlchana, Bible '
Award, National Thespian Club, Girl Reserves, Nationfd 'r
Society, Art Club, Student Assistant, Student Counci. f 4
ANDERSON, DONALD
Entered from I. F. Peeler, '36.
Baseball.
ARD, BEN
Entered irom Lubbock, Texas, BS.
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ALLEN, IOAN
Entered from Peeler, BG.
Pan-American Student Forum, Scholarship Club, Spanish Club,
Gyrnkhana, Dramatic Cbib, Treasurer of Girl Reserves, '
Student Assistant, Linz Pin Award.
ARMSTRONG, DOROTHY
Entered from North Dallas, '37.
Spanish Club, Commercial Club, Student Council, All-City Ar
BAUMANIN, DELBERT
Entered from Sunset, '39.
A f
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National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Art Club, Scholarship CIub,j1 LA r ,,'- "
. ,A , in
Commissioned Oiiicer, Crack Ccrnpany '36, '37, '38, Efficiency
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Club, Girl Reserves, Student Assistant. , J fr A
Y 3,
55,
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Ribbons, Radio Club, Scholarship Club.
BARR, CHRIS
Entered from Bowie, 136.
Karnera Club, Senior I-Ii-Y, Student Assistant.
AUSTIN, MARY ELLEN
Entered irom Reagan, '35
Girl Reserves, Pan-American Student Forum, Gymkhana. -
BAKER, CLARA
Entered from Hoqq, '36
Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Secretary of ZA Class, Scholarship
Club, National I-Ionor Society, Banking Assistant, Gyrnlchana,
Best All-Around Senior Girl.
BEISEKER, MARVIN
Entered Iiorn Bowie, '35
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Entered from I. F. Peeler, '35.
B t All-Around Underclass Boy, ZA President, Track, Football,
es
Letterecl '38, '39, lunior Hi-Y, Gymkhana, Student Council, Senior
Hi-Y, Acorn Reporter, Captain Scrub Team '37.
BALL, SALLY
Entered from lustin, Texas, '37.
Commercial Club, Gym Assistant, Scholarship Club, Gymlchana.
BECKHAM, MARY DEAN
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Pep Squad, Girl Reserve, Commercial Club, Gymkhana,
I
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" BREEDLovE, WENDELL
Entered from Classen High School, '38.
Scholarship Club, Orchestra.
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' BROWN, 1osEPH
X 3-,E Entered from Peeler, '36,
V'yceP ent lunior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, Crack Company '38, '39,
' ifle Team, Captainft. O. T. C., Five Efficiency Awards,
Gymkhana.
BERGMAN, PAULINE
Entered from Bofie, '36.
Archery Club, Student Assistant, Commercial Club, Gymkhana,
Attendance Award.
BILLINGSLEY, DORIS
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
Commercial Club, Kamera.Klub, Gymkhana, Pep Squad, Linz
Pin, Girl Reserves, Archery, Scholarship Club.
BROWN, WILLIAM I.
Entered from Hogg, '36.
R. O. T. C., Mixed Chorus, Rifle Team.
BRYANT, ROBERT
Entered from Bowie, '36.
O. T. C., Crack Company '39, Efficiency Awards,
First Lt. R.
Gynikhana, Scholarship Club, Operetta '33
BIRBILIS, FRANCES 'KATHERINE
Entered from Tulsa Central High, '39.
Scholarship Club.
BLACKWELL, AUDREA MAXINE
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Gymkhana, Pep Squad '37, Spanish Club '37, Future Teachers'
Club '39, '40, lunior Medical Professions Club '39, '4O.
CALDVVELL, RALPH C
Entered from Reagan lunior High, '35.
R. O. T. C., Gymkhana, Crack Company '36,
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CAMPBELL, HMMIE
Entered from Peeler, '36,
President Iunior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, Vice-President 2B Class,
Scholarship Club, Gyrnkhana, Basketball Letterman, D Club,
Kamera Club.
BLUDWORTH, MTLDRED
Entered from Reagan, '35
Pep Squad, Girl Reserves, Art Club, Iunior Medical
Professions Club.
BRYANT, FLORENCE
Entered frcm Bowie, '36.
Iunior Medical Professions Club-Secretary, Girl Reserves,
Student Assistant, Gyrnkhana.
CARRELL, SAM L.
Entered from Reagan, '36.
Scholarship Club, Non Commissioned Officer, R. O. T. C,,
Acorn Repogter, Gymkhana, Iunior Hi-Y, Student Council
.J
,' Aigbvd CHAPMAN, GEREN
Ay 'fi' Entered from Iames Bowie, '36.
Football, ettterman in Basketball, Letterman in Baseball two.
years, Captain one year, Gymkhana, Spanish Club.
.4 1 3 s
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' ' Entered from Hogg, '36,
Pep Squad, Operet'ta.'g6, Scl'ibl?rship Club, Gift Reserves, Acorn
-Rqaorter, ,'Gymkhana,f Vol ey Ball Team, Music Club,
' 'Spanish Club. Q
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, BUSH, MARY KATHERINE
,f , 4 Entered from Bowie, '36,
Commercial Club, Karriera Klub, Gyrnkhana.
rv
CHILDEES, DAN '
Entered from Boude Storey, '37. fr'X
G-VNS
CLARK, ROBERT W.
Entered from L H. Reagan, '36.
Bible Credit Course, Bank, four years, Gyrnkhana, Greater Dallas
Music Festival, Basketball Manager '38, '39, Advertising
Salesman for Oak '40, Operator for Movie
Projector, R. O. T. C.
CARPENTER, MARTAN
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
Gyrnkhana, Pep Squad, Archery Club
CARRELL, ERNA MAE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Pan-American Student
Forum, Spanish Club, Gyrnkhana, Pep Squad, Scholarship Club,
Bible, Linz Award, Student Council, Archery Club,
Co-Editor of Acorn.
COKE, OWEN
Entered from I. F. Peeler, '36.
President National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Student Coun'
cil, Latin Club, Library Council, 4-year Linz, 4-year Everts Award,
Iunior HifY: Senior Hi-Y, Secretary Iunior Hi-Y, Major, Cadet
Corps, Camp Dallas Efficiency, School Efficiency, Crack Company
'38, '39, '40, Rifle Team.
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COKER, MARSHALL R.
Entered from Peeler, '36.
First Sergeant in R. O. T. C.
CATES, NORMA
1 Entered from Hogg, '36.
CAYTON, HELEN
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Commercial Club: lournalism Staff: Spanish Club: Music Club:
Gymkhana.
COLLETT, LUKE
Entered from Tech, '36.
Football, Baseball, Basketball Mgr.: D Club: Horseback Riding
Club: Senior Hi-Y: Acorn Reporter: Mixed Chorus: Gymkhana:
Track: Student Council.
COLLIER, IAMES R.
Entered from lohn F. Peeler, '36.
Commissioned Officer, R. O. T. C,: Efficiency Awards: Camp Dal-
las '38, '39: Scholarship Club: French Club: Gymkhana: Linz
Awards: Older Boys' Conference '39.
CECIL, BERNICE
Entered from Fort AIVOTTT1, '37,
Kamera Klub: Scholarship Club: Gymkhana: Acorn Reporter: Sec-
retary of Commercial Club: Linz Award.
CHANDLER, GRACE
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Archery Club: Commercial Club: Horseback Riding Club: Gyms
khana: Speech Department.
COMFORT, HARVEY
Entered from lames Bowie, '36.
Gymkhana: Scholarship Club.
COX, ROBERT GRAHAM
Entered from lchn F. Peeler, '36.
Scholarship Club: lunior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Captain, R. O. T. C.:
Rifle Team '33, '39: Crack Company '37, '38, '39: Camp Dallas,
'37, 738, '39: Aviation Club: Progressive Club: French Club: Iuriior
Safety Club: Gymkhana: Efficiency Awards: Bible Linz Award:
Camp Dallas: Adamson Rifle Team: Shoulder-to-Shoulder Rifle
fTearna'39, '4O: William Randolph Hearst Rifle Team '39, '4O: Rifle
' Team Letter: R O. T. C. Track Meet, '37, '38, '3, '4U.
CHATELAIN, CATHERINE LOUISE
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, '36.
Commercial Club: French Department.
CLARK, PATTY SUE
Entered from Hogg, '36.
4A Class Secretary: 3B Class President: ZA Class Secretary: Na'
tional Honor Society: Scholarship Club: Gyrnkhana: Library Coun-
cil: Secretary International Peace Forum: interscholastic League
Spelling Contest '39, '4U: Student Council: Gym Assistant: Book
Review Club: Denton Play Day: Linz Award: Everts Award: One
Act Play Contest: Dramatic Club.
CROW, CLARENCE
Entered from Sunset, '38.
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DEPEW, PAUL
Entered from Shreveport, La., '36.
COATES, ANNA MARIE
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Pen Pal Club, Gymkhana, Kamera Klub, French Department, Linz
Bible Award, Four-year Linz Pin, Four-year Everts Pin, National
Honor Society, Scholarship Club.
COLEMAN, FRANCES
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Gyrnkhana, Music Club, Music Department, Operetta,
Reserves.
DURHAM, BURT
Entered from Iames Bowie, '36.
Commissioned Officer, R. O. T. C., Band, Student Assistant, R. O
T. C. Efficiency, Acorn Reporter, Gymkhana, Band Contest,
'37, '38, '39,
EASON, PRENTISS EDMOND, IR.
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Captain Rifle Team, Cadet Lt. Col. on Reserves, Camp Dallas '37
'38, '39, Crack Company '38, '39, School Efficiency Awards,
Acorn Reporter.
CONNOLLY, SARAH WARD
Entered from Reagan, '36.
President Spanish Club, President Pon American Student Forum,
National Thespian Club, Secretory, Historian, Program Chairman
Pen Pal Club, President Dramatic Club, Debate Club '37, One
Act Play Contest, Student Assistant, Declamation Contest, Linz
Awards, Everts Award, Student Council, National Honor Society,
Scholarship Club, Gymkhana, 4B Class Secretary, Girl Reserves,
Oak Staff. 1 F
COOPER, ELSIE ' ,v
Entered from Denison, Texas, '39. '
Red Cross Club, Iunior Medical Professions Club.
EZELL, IACK
Entered lrom Hogg, '36.
Scholarship Club, Pan American Student Forum.
FARRAR, BILLY
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
Serqeant in R. O. T. C.
COUCH, STELLA
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Art Club, S
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cholarship Club, International Peace Forum,
Acorn Reporter.
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CROUCH, THELMA ,J ,f JU
Entered from Sunset, '38,
Commercial Club.
FRANKLIN, ALONZO
Entered from Rosemont, '36.
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GAULT, DUNCAN
Entered from Iohn F. Peeler, '36.
Lt, Colonel, R. O. T. C.: Efficiency Awards: Debate Club: Iunior
Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Scholarship Club: Rifle Team: Crack Company:
Camp Dallas: Fired in William Randolph Hearst National Match:
Linz Awards: Progressive Club: National Honor Society.
DAY, BILLIE KATHERINE
Entered from Bowie, '36.
National Honor Society: Scholarship Club: Pen Pals: Spanish Club:
Gyrnkhana: Student Assistant: Bible Linz Award: Attendance
Award: Linz Award: Everts Award.
DILLARD, PAT
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, '38.
GEREN, LLOYD
Entered from Reagan, '36.
GOSSETT, REX
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Football: Track: Basketball: Music Club: lunior Medical
Professions ' Club: Gymkhana.
DILLINGHAM, LILLIE MAE
Entered frorn Miles, '39.
Red Cross Club: Iunior Medical Professions Club: Class Volley
Ball: Student Assistant.
DORSETT, ROSELYN
Entered from Peeler, '36.
French Club: Scholarship Club: Art Club: Gymkhana: City Wide
Art Club: Girl Reserves: Pep Squad '37.
GRAY, TACK SCOTT
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Library Assistant: Gymkhana: Oifice Assistant: Efficiency Award:
Library Council: Non-Commissioned Officer in R. O. T. C., Presi-
dent Library Council: Acorn Reporter: Student Council.
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GREEN, H. T., IR.
Entered irorn Peeler, '36.
Music Club: Orchestra: Latin Club: Student Assistant: Mixed
Chorus: lunior Hi-Y: Dramatic Club: Bible Award: Operetta.
DUFREE, KAY
Entered from Highland Park, '39.
Adamson Gymkhanfr '36: Scholarship Club.
DURRETT, IMOGENE
Entered from Bowie, '36.
GUILLORY, l. W.
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Student Assistant: R. O. T. C.: Crack Company: Aviation Club:
Gymkhana: Progressive Club: Football: Baseball:
Efficiency Awards.
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HAIR, ROBERT
Entered from Sayre, Okla., '38,
EMMONS, MARTHA IANE
Entered from Hoag, '36.
Secretary of Girl Reserves, Kamera Klub, Linz Pin, Scholarship
Club, Commercial Club.
EVERETT, ELISE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
Student Council, Girl Reserves, Kamera Klub, Commercial Club,
Pep Squad, Gymkhana.
HARBER, DURWOOD
Entered from Peeler, '36.
D Club, Basketball '36. '37, '38, '39, '40, Baseball '36, '37, '38, '39,
'40, Iunior Hi-Y, Gymkhana, Mixed Chorus, Gym Assistant,
Kamera Klub '38, Library Assistant.
HARRIS, MATTHEW
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Latin Club, Track, Dramatic Club, Pan American Student Forum,
International Peace Forum, Kamera Klub.
FLOWERS, DOROTHY MAE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
International Peace Forum, Student Council, Spanish Club '37,
Scholarship Club, Gymlchana, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club,
lournalism Department.
GASH, MINNIE PAYE
Entered from Sherman High, '38.
Scholarship Club, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Iournalism
Department, Student Assistant, Linz Award.
HARRISON, HARRY
Entered from Hoag, '36.
Senior Hi-Y, R. O. T. C. Commissioned Officer, School Efficiency
Award '37, '38, '39, IB Class Officer, Oak Staff, Scholarship
Club, Gymkhana, Crack Company '37, '33, '39, Student Council,
Student Assistant.
HARRISON, I. B.
Entered from Iohn P. Peeler, '36.
Officer, Iunior Hi-Y, Officer, Senior Hi-Y, Basketball Letterman,
National Honor Society, Gymlchana, Scholarship Club, President
IB Class, Golf Team, Student Council, Library Council, Linz
Award, Everets Award, Student Assistant, Baseball.
GILLEN, KATHELENE
Entered from Bowie, '36,
Aviation Club, Archery Club, Diploma Committee, Gymkhana,
Pen Pal Club, Teacher's Club, Scholarship Club, Speech Scciety,
Girl Reserves, Scholarship Club, Spanish Club, Gymkhana.
Medical Professions Club, International Peace Forum.
GREEN, eLoRiA ANN buf ' NP
Entered from Bowie, '36. XD'
Gymkhana, Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, Kameralil .
HILL, RAYMOND 4
Entered from Peeler, '36. 7.
Letterman in Basketball and Baseball, Gymkhana, Aviation Club,
Student Assistant. 1
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HOLBERT, IAMES
Entered from Bowie. '36.
GREEN, PEGGY
Entered from Memphis, Tenn., '38
GUYNES, KATI-IRYN
Entered from Bowie, '36.
HORN, WAYNE
Entered from Iarnes Bowie, '36.
Scholarship Club, Linz Awards, Senior I-li-Y, Iunior I-Ii-Y, Dramatic
Club, International Peace Forum, Progressive Club, Interscholastic
League Spelling Contest, Student Assistant, Gymkhana, Older
Boy's Conference, Spanish Department.
HULEN, STERLING
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Football Letterman '38, '39, Gyrnkhana,
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I' 'V ,Ypff 'A HALE, HOPE
0 - K Entered from I-Ioqq, '36.
Girl eserves, Scholarship Club, Spanish
HARE, VIRGINIA
Entered from Peeler, '36.
IAMES, LEON
Track, D Club.
Club, Gyrnkhana.
Entered from Lubbock, Texas, '37.
Golf Team, R. O. T. C.
IOHNSON, Tl-IURMAN
Entered from Winnetka, '36,
Tennis Club, Music Club, Hi-Y Library Council, Tennis '40,
I-IARBER, CHARLOTTE
Entered from Peeler, '36,
Scholarship Club,
hana, Oak Staff,
Attendance Award.
I V HARRIS, BOBBIE
'O Entered from Yorktown, '36,
'Q QeJMusic Club, Gymkhana, Iournalism
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GQ IONES, MAURICE
R. O. T. C., Karnera Klub.
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
Bible Linz Award '37, Spanish Club, Gymk-
Girl Reserves, Archery Club, Iohn E. Morris
Staff.
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KlNNEY, IERRY
Entered from Hogg, '37.
Scholarship Club: Radio-Television Club: R. O. T. C.: Track:
Student Council: Latin Club: Debate Club.
HARTNESS, RUDA
Entered from I. F. Peeler, '36.
Pan-American Student Forum: Spanish Club: Commercial Club:
Scholarship Club: Gymkhana.
HARVEY, ANNA
Entered from Reagan, '36.
Scholarship Club: Commercial Club.
LEE, FRANK
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
Band: Orchestra: Pan American Student Forum: Student Council.
LEE, LANVRENCE
Entered from Peeler, '35
Supply Sergeant in R. O. T. C.
HARVEY, ANNETTA
Entered from Reagan, '36.
Pan-American Club: Spanish Club: Scholarship Club: Commer-
cial Club: Four Year Linz: Four Year Everts: Bible Linz Award:
National Honor Society.
HAVENS, MARIORIE
Entered from Reagan, '36.
C1irl's Glee Club: Music Club: Operetta: Cantata: Commercial
Club: Dramatic Club: Scholarship Club,
LORD, IACK
Entered from lohn F. Peeler, '36.
R. O. T. C.: Technical Sergeant: Camp Dallas '38: Crack Com-
pany '38, '39: Efficiency Award: Gymlchana.
MCBRIDE, FRED
Entered from Hogg, '36,
Student Council: lunior Hi-Y Otticer: Senior Hi-Y: Secretary of ZA
Class: President oi 3A Class: Progressive Club: School R. O. T. C.
Eiiiciency: Crack Company: Camp Dallas: Business Manager of
the Acorn: Kamera Klub.
HAVJKINS, DOROTHY
Entered from Reagan, '36.
Social Chairman oi 2B and 4B Class: Best All-Around Sophomore
Girl: Acorn Sweetheart: R. O. T. C. Sponsor: Battalion Sponsor:
Senior Beauty: Associate Editor of Acorn: Art Stati ot Oak: Art
Department: National Thespian: Dramatic Club: French Club:
Scholarship Club: Student Council Officer: Library Council.
HEARN, MAURINE
Entered from l. H. Reagan, '36,
Scholarship: Bible Award: international Peace Forum:
Operetta '36.
MCGEE, GENE
Entered from lames Bowie, '36,
4 Years of R. O, T. C.: Sergeant in Band: Gymlchana: Baseball:
Basketball: Camp Dallas '37: Band Contest: Efficiency Award.
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McGEE DAVID
Entered from Reagan, '36,
Gyrnkhana, Music Club, Cantata, Operetta '39, '40, Proaressive
Club, Mixed Chorus, Kamera Klub, Baseball.
HENDERSON, PEGGY
Entered irom Texarkana, '36.
National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Future Teachers' Club,
Captain ot All-Star Volley Ball Team.
HILL, PATTY
Entered from Bowie, '36,
French Club, Art Club, Scholarship Club, French Play '37, Gymk-
hana, National Honor Society, President ot Future Teachers' Club,
MAPLES, BILLY
Entered from Hoag, '36,
Iunior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, Football '36, '37, '38, Baseball, R. O. T.
C., Kamera Klub, Scholarship Club, Crack Company.
MELEY, LEROY
Entered from Vlfhite Hall, '36,
Student Council, Letterman in Track, Football All City, D Club,
Horseback Ridinq Club, Gymlchana,
HILTON, WANDA
Entered from Iarnes Bowie, '36,
National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Iunior Medical Profes-
sions Club, International Peace Forum, Gyrnkhana, Pep Squad,
Bible Linz Award, Linz Awards, Music Club.
HINE, VIRGINIA
Entered trcm Peeler, '36.
Linz Bible Award, Two One Year Linz Pins, Scholarship Club,
Oak Statt, Acorn Stafl, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club,
Spanish Club, Gymkhana, V
METZGER, CHARLES
Entered trom Iohn H. Reagan, '36,
Acorn Reporter, Tennis Club, Gynilchana,
MILLER, LESLIE
Entered Iront Iohn H. Reagan, '36,
Football Letterman, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Gymkhana.
HOLLOVVAY, GVVEN
Entered from Sherman, Texas, '36,
Student Council, Kamera Klub Secretary, Gymkhana, Pep Squad,
Girl Reserves, Horseback Riding Club.
HOLT, MARGIE RUTH
Entered from Peeler, '36,
MORROW, EARNEST
Entered from Iames Bowie, '36,
NonACommissioned Otticer, R. O. T. C., Senior Hi-Y '39, '40, Schol-
arship Club, Gyrnkhana '36, Track '40, Cadet Serqeant, R. O, T.
C., Bookroorn Assistant '36, '40,
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MULLEN, FAYNE
Entered from Stephen F, Austin, '36.
Basketball, Gymkhana, Baseball, Acorn Reporter, Student Council,
HUFSTEDLER, EDITH
Entered from Peeler, '36,
Vice-President National Honor Society, Secretary Pan American
Student Forum, Spanish Club, Scholarship Club, Secretary Dram-
atic Club, Gymkhana, Student Assistant, Four Year Linz,
Four Year Everts.
I-IULSE, DORA
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
Scholarship Club, Commercial Club, Gyrnkhana.
NALL, IAMES
Entered from Bowie, '36
Lettered in Football '38, Captain Football, All City, Football Letter
'39, Gymkhana, Senior I-Ii-Y, Basketball, Track.
NICI-IOLS, CLOVIS
Entered from Iames Bowie, '36.
Gymkhana.
INGRAM, BENNYE I.
Entered from Reagan, '36.
IAMESON, MARY LOU
Entered from I. H. Reagan, '36.
Student Council, Library Council, Gym Assistant, Office Assistant,
Acorn Staff, Pep Squad, Texas Poetry Club, Scholarship Club,
Art Club.
NOWLIN, BOB
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Student Council, Library Council, Iunior I-Ii-Y, Gymkhana, Two
Year Letters in Football, Basketball, Track Two Year Letters,
Fred Harris Award, Secretary IA Class, Scholarship Club, Presi-
dent Iunior I-li-Y, Senior Hi-Y.
O'BRIEN DENIS
Entered from L. G. C. Academy, '36.
Citizen's Traffic Commission Safety Contest '39, Baseball Manager,
Basketball Manager, R. O. T. C., Ist Lieutenant, Executive Officer,
Bank, Crack Company Bank, Dallas Music Festival, All-Festival
Band, Efficiency Award, Band Contests, Operetta '37, '38, Orches-
tra, Declamation Eliminations, Interscholastic League Spelling Con-
test Elirninations, American Legion Oratorical Content Eliminations,
Gymkhana, Amateur Night, Debate Club, Latin Department, Busi-
ness Manager Oak, Advertising Manager Oak, Scholarship Club,
Senior I-Ii-Y, Junior I-Ii-Y.
IENKINS, VELMA MAE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
Commercial Club.
KERR, LOUISE
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Secretary of SA Class, Spanish Club, Pep Squad, Council Repre-
sentative for Girl Reserves, Scholarship Club, Art Department,
Student Assistant, Student Council, Student Peace Forum.
Gymkhana.
PARK, JAMES BARTON
Entered from Abilene, Texas, '36.
Vice-President Music Club, Student Council, Gymkhana, Operetta
'38, Declamation Contest, Christmas Cantata
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PlNKSTON, HHEA WALLACE, lR.
Entered trom lames Bowie, '36.
Basketball, two years.
KIRNVAN, lOHANNA
Entered from Reagan, '36.
Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Art Club, Latin Club, Scholarship
Club, Gymlchana, Pep Squad, Student Assistant, Vice-President
Program Chairman, Historian ot Pen Pals, Linz Award.
KNOVVLES, GENE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Kamera Klub, Gymlchana.
PITTS, ROBERT A.
Entered from Tech, '39,
Rifle Team '38, Tech Talk Staff, Efficiency Award, Tech Scholar-
ship Club, Camp Dallas '38, Company Commander, Band Contest
'37, '38, Library Council, Etiiciency Board, R. O. T. C. Staff.
POINDEXTER, RAYMOND
Entered from Big Spring, Texas, '39,
Baseball.
KOCH, BETTY SUE
Entered from Hogg, '36.
Secretary of 3B Class, Library Assistant, Gyrn Assistant, Library
Council, Scholarship Club, Horseback Riding Club, Gymkhana,
Ottice Assistant, Acorn Reporter, Archery Club.
LOFTTCE, OLETA
Entered from North Dallas, '36.
Scholarship Club, Spanish Club, Co-Editor ot Oak, Linz Award.
REDMAN, IACK
Entered from Boude Story, '37.
President 4A Class, Best All-Round Senior Boy, Vice-President 4B
Class, Otticer in R, O. T. C., Scholarship Club, Debate Club, Inter-
national Peace Porum, Band, invitation Committee, Band Contest,
Crack Company Band, Progressive Club.
REDWINE, BOB
Entered from I. H. Reagan, '36.
Art Club '37, '38, Gymlchana, Student Follies, Sanger Brothers
Student Day '39, R. O. T. C., Crack Squad ot Adamson '39.
MCCULLOUGH, RUTH
Entered from Hogg, '36.
lA Class President, 3B Class Vice-President, Secretary Student
Council, Secretary Library Council '39, '40, Library Assistant,
Acorn Statt, Horseback Riding Club, All-Star Volley Ball Team.
MCKINNEY, MAUREEN
Entered irom Bowie, '36.
Scholarship Club, Pen Pals, Spanish Club, Commercial Club,
Gymkhana.
RICHARDSON, IAMES
Entered from lames Bowie, '36.
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ROBERSON, IAMES E.
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Acorn Reporter, Football '38, '39, Baseball '39, '40, Gymkhana,
Basketball '40, Vice-President 4A Class, Under Class Favorite,
Iunior Hi-Y.
McLEOD, MARY IANE
Entered from California, '38.
Pen Pals, Commercial Club, Scholarship Club.
MADDERA, VELMA
Entered from Boude Storey, '37.
Pep Squad, Gymkhana.
ROBERTS, LIONEL
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
Commissioned Officer, Senior Hi-Y, Rifle Team '39, '40, Crack
Company '38, '39, '40, Camp Dallas '39, Camp Dallas 'Winning
Platoon '39, Marksman, Sharpshooter, Expert Rifleman Medals,
Latin Club, Gymkhana, Efficiency Ribbon, Rifle Letterman.
ROBERTSON, VVAYNE
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Senior Hi-Y, Iunior Hi-Y, Kamera Klub, Vice-President of Commer-
cial Club, International Peace Forum, Progressive Club, All City
Band, Scholarship Club, Band Crack Company, Acorn Reporter,
Camp Dallas, Six Band Contests, Sergeant in R. O. T. C,
MAIER, PEGGY
Entered from VVyoming, '36.
MARABLE, DOROTHY
Entered from I. F. Peeler, '36.
Kamera Klub, Girl Reserves, Pep Squad, Scholarship Club,
Orchestra, Mixed Chorus.
SHARP, AUBREY THOMAS, IR.
Entered from Reagan, '36.
Art Club, Kamera Klub, Progressive Club, Football, Baseball, R.
O. T. C., School Efficiency Awards, Crack Company, Rifle Team,
Gymkhana, Oak Staff, Student Assistant.
SIMMS, IACK
Entered from Iames Bowie, '38.
Football '37, '38, '39, Letterman '38, '39, President of the Student
Body, Sports Editor of the Acorn, National Honor Society, Scholar-
ship Club, Four Year Linz Award, Four Year Everts Award, Sec-
retary of,Senior Hi-Y, Cleverest Senior Boy, Library Council, Com-
' .q1?'sioned Officer, R, O. T. C., Gymkhana, Baseball,
if Library Assistant.
jg!! MERRITT, DOROTHY
Entered from I. F. Peeler, '36,
Scholarship Club, Dramatic Club, Student Council, Library Coun-
cil, Girl Reserves, Acorn Reporter, Czymkhana, Art Club, Pen
Pal Club, Student Assistant, Archery Club.
MILKE, MARGUERITE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
President of Debate Club, President of Commercial Club, Spanish
Club, Pan American Club, Debate Team '37, Scholarship Club.
SMITH, IERRY
Entered from Kilgore, Texas, '36,
Yell Leader '37, '38, Head Yell Leader '39, School Band, All City
Band '39, Gymlchana '38, R. O. T. C. Staff Sergeant.
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Golf Team, Gyrnkhana, Spanish Club
Bibl I
SMITH, PEYTON
Entered from Brown, '36,
, Student Assistant.
MITCHELL, DOROTHY
Entered from Peeler, '36,
e .inz Award '37, Spanish Club, Gymkhana '38' Oak
Staii
Scholarship Club,
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Girl Reserves.
MOORE, MARY FRANCES
Entered from Sunset, '35,
STEPHENSON, HORACE
Entered from Hoaa, '36,
STUBBS, NOLAN
Entered from I. H. Reagan, '36,
Mixed Chorus, Operetta, Gymkhana.
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Entered from Reagan, '36,
Pep Squad, Girl Reserves, Commercial Cl b' G
u , ymkhana.
MURRELL, VIRGINIA
Entered irom Hoqa, '36,
Student Assistant, Girl Reserves, Horseback Riding Club, Acorn
Reporter, French Club, Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, Orchestre,
Book Review Club, Student Council, Gym Assistant.
SUMMER, IAMES
Entered irom Reagan, '36,
National Honor Society.
1 N SXNITZER, DAsHiELL
,Q
' Entered from Peeler, '36,
NEINTON, JUNE
Entered from Reagan, '36,
NICHOLS, EDYTI-IE KAY
Entered trom Brown, '36,
Pep Squad '37, C Q ' C
Football Lett
ommerclai Club, Spanish Club, Gyrnkhana,
Speech Society.
TAILENT, GERALD
Entered from Cameron, Texas, '37,
errnan, Track Letterman, Horseback Riding Club, D
Club, Library Assistant, Gymkhana.
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TEUBNER, RAY
Entered frorn Reagan, '36.
Debate Club: Scholarship Club: International Peace Forum:
Commercial Club.
O'BRYAN, LATRELL
Entered from Crandall High, '37.
Student Council: Acorn Reporter: Gymkhana: Pep Squad: Orches-
tra: Spanish Club: International Peace Forum: Scholarship Club:
Linz Award: lunior Red Cross.
OSBORN, RUTH
Entered from lames Bowie, '36.
Office Assistant: lournalism Staff: Bible Linz Award: Music Club:
Spanish Club: Commercial Club: Operetta '37, '38, '39: Girl
Reserves: Gyinkhana.
WARNER, HTRAM
Entered from Hoqq, '36,
Band: Gymkhana: Debate Team '39, '4O: Acorn Staff '4O: S. M, U.
Concert '38.
WARREN, RUSSELL
Entered from lames Bowie, '36.
Art Department: Spanish Club: R. O. T. C.: Student Assistant:
Golf Team.
PARKER, ANN
Entered from Hogg, '36.
Dramatic Club: Scholarship Club: National Honor Society: French
Club: International Peace Forum: Girl Reserves: Pen Pals: Book
Review Club: Gymkhana: Student Assistant.
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PATTERSON, DORIS
Entered from Hogg, '36. N A
Girl Reserves: Acorn Reporter: Gymkhana: Archery Club.
WHITTLESEY, PHILIP
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Gymkhana: Camp Dallas '38: R. O. T. C.: Rifle Team '39, '40:
Radio Television Club: Crack Company '37, '38.
WTLDER, TRUMAN
Entered from I. H. Reagan, '36.
4B Class Vice President Senior l-li-Y- Crack Company'
President : - r , ,
School Efficiency Award: Non-Commissioned Officer R. O. T. C.,
Acorn Photographer: Oak Photographer: Student Council.
POOLEY, MARY
Entered from Peeler, '36,
Commercial Club: Gymkhana.
POVVERS, LOTS
Latin Club: Gymkhana: Scholarship Club.
Entered from San Angelo lunior High Scho
POVVERS, MARGARET
Entered from I. F. Peeler, '36.
Commercial Club: lournalism Staff: Bible Award: Spanish Club:
Girl Reserves: Music Club: Gymkhana: Social Chairman '38,
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PYEATT NANCY
Entered from Hogg, '35.
Pep Squad, Book Review Club, Library Council, Gym Assistant,
Student Council, Dramatic Club, Horseback Riding Club, Linz
Awards, Scholarship Club, R. O. T. C. Sponsor, Gymkhana.
RAMBO, MARY
Entered from Sunset, '38,
Archery Club, lournalism Department.
RAMSEY, DOROTHY
Entered from Reagan, '36.
Scholarship Club, Secretary oi National Honor Society, Girl Re-
serves' Vice-President, Student Council, Vice-President of Pan-
Arnerican Club, Pep Squad, Student Assistant, Co-Editor of Acorn,
Linz Awards.
REAMS, DOROTHY
- Entered from l. H. Reagan, '36.
Art Club, Girl Reserves, lunior Medical Professions Club,
Student Assistant.
REED, ELSIE MAE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Pep Squad,
International Peace Forum, Gyrnkhana, 4-Year Linz,
4-Year Everts
REESE, SYBIL
Entered from Peeler, '36, '
Cantata, Operetta, Gyrrikhana, Pep Squad, Kamera Klub, Art
Club, Commercial Club, Scholarship Club.
RICHARDSON, GERALDINE
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Scholarship Club, Commercial Club, Pep Squad, Gymkhana,
lohn E. Morris Attendance Award.
SALAS, GLORY
Entered from Peeler, '36.
Girl Reserves, Latin Club, Scholarship Club, National Honor So-
ciety, Future Teachers' Club, Commercial Club.
SCHMIDT, DOROTHY
Entered from Hogg, '36.
National ' or Society, Book Review Club, Scholarship Club,
Student uncjl, Gym Assistant, Archery Club, Four-year Linz
Awaufflio r-year Everts Award, President of 2A Class, interschol-
,jg ' " astic League Essay Contest '39.
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ffl! 'J Entered from Hogg, '36.
'Pep Squad, Gymkhana, Scholarship Club, Gym Assistant '37, '39,
'40, Student Council, Library Council, lournalisrn Department,
3A Class Officer.
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SCUDDER, CHRISTINE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37
Girl Reserves '39, '40, lourncrlism Department, Gymkhunor '38.
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SHELTON, ELIZABETH E
Entered from I-loqq, '36, ' 'R
President Girl Reserves, Girl Reserve Conference '38, '39, Secre- 6 A
tory Girl Reserve Inter-Club Council, Kfrrnero Klub, Pon Arnericon ' L J C f ,
Student Eoruni, Spanish Club, Scholarship Club, Pep Squad, fi - 5, ' i '
Gymkhonog Commercicrl Club. 'I JJ 5' 3' ,X it s
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STARLING, FRANCES
Entered from l. F. Peeler, '36.
Gymkhono, Vice-President of Kcrmercx Klub, Orchestra, Scholar-
ship Club, One Yeor Linz, Acorn Reporter, French Club.
STEVENS, VIRGINIA
Entered from Bowie, '36
Gymlchonfr, Commercial Club.
STROUD, MARY BETH
Entered trom Bowie, '36.
Pep Squfrd, Closs Volley Bull.
SULLIVAN, MILIJRED
Entered from Peeler, '35
Gym Student Assistfrnt, Coinrnerricrl Club, Gymkhonfr.
SUMMERS, TOMMYE
Entered irom Bowie, '36.
Gymlchontr, Arc-liery Club, Cornmerciol Club.
TALLENT, MARGARET
Entered from Yoe High School, '37,
Commercial Club, Art Club, lunior Medical Professions Club,
Girl Reserves, Gymlchono,
TEMPLETON, MARGARET
Entered from Wedtlierforcl, '39. , ' ,L
Girl Reserves, Music Club, Kornercr Klub, Pen Pfrl Clii ,EY?t1t'e --
Teochers' Club. P J r A
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rEMPLEToN, MARY IEAN It I
Entered from Reoqrrn, '36,
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THURMAN, DOROTHY LEE
Entered from I. F. Peeler, '36.
Pep Squad, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Acorn Reporter,
Iourrialism Department.
TINER, ERMA
Entered trom Reaaan, '36.
Oak Stall, Acorn Reporter, Art Club, Gyinkhana, Dramatic Club,
Scholarship Club, lnternational Peace Forum.
TODD, LA VERNE
Entered from Houston, '39.
Girl Reserves, Art Department, Horseback Riding Club,
Valley Ball Team.
TORNO, MADELTNE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
Pep Squad, Debate Club, Dramatic Club, National Honor, Social
Chairman of National Honor, 4year Linz, 4-year Everts, Orches'
tra, Scholarship Club, Banking Assistant, Gymkhana.
TUCKER, DOROTHY
Entered from Bowie, '36,
Girls' Gloc Club, Music Club, Commercial Club, Pep Squad,
Iohn E. Morris Award, Student Assistant.
TURNER, KATHLEEN
I Entered from North Dallas, '38
TYLER, FRANCES
Entered from laines Hogg, '37,
Pop Squad, Scholarship Club, Latin Club, Girl Reserve, Bible,
Orchestra, Class Valley Ball tViva's Vipersl, Gymlchana.
WARTDRIP, RUTH
Entered irom lames Bowie, '36.
Program Chairman oi lunior Medical Protessions '39,
Gynikhana '38.
WATKTNS, LOTS lEAN
Entered from Bowie, '36
Girl Reserves, Music Club, Scholarship Club, Nationil Honor
Society, Orchestra, Gymkhana.
WATSON, MARY BELLE
Entered from Bowie, '36.
Debate Club, lnterscholastic Leadue Debate Team '39, President
Pen Pals, Program Chairman Pon Pals, Secretary Progressive
Club, Dramatic Club, Music Clit., Girl Reserves, Scholarship
Club, Gymkhana, Latin Club, Student Assistant, Pep Squad,
CofEclitor of Oak.
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WHITE, LUCILLE
Entered from Marceline, Missouri, '38,
Girl Reserves, Commercial Club.
WIEDERHOLD, MAXINE
Entered from Reagan, '36,
Commercial Club, 4-year Linz, 4year Everts, National Honor
Society, Oak Staff, Gymkhana, Scholarship Club.
WILKINSON, KATHERINE
Entered from Sunset, '38,
WILKS, MEREDITI-I
Entered from lames Bowie, '36,
Tennis Team '37, '38, City Champion and District Finalist in '39,
Captain '40, Horseback Riding Club '37, '38, '40, President '39,
Art Club, Gymkhana, Scholarship Club.
WILLIAMS, FRANCES
Entered from Iames I-Ioqq, '36,
Commercial Club, Acorn Reporter, Gymkhana, Girl Reserves, Oak
Staff, Spanish Club, Iournalism Department, Kamera Klub,
International Peace Forum.
WRIGHT, NAOMI SUE
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Gymkhana, Scholarship Club,
Linz Award, Spanish Club.
GAMBRELL, DELPHIA INEZ
Entered from Cedar Hill, Texas, '38,
GAMBRELL, FREDDA MAE
Entered from Cedar I-Iill, Texas, '38,
BARTON, LYSLE
Entered from Bowie, '35.
BLACK, DONALD
Entered from Boude Storey, '34,
EVANS, IAMES
Entered from Boude Storey, '36,
lunior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, International
Peace Forum, Progressive Club,
R. O, T. C.
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GARLAND, GAII..
Entered from Boude Storey, '37,
R. O. T. C. ,
SANGER, EDWIN
Entered from Reagan, '36,
SCI-IELL, MARSHALL
Entered from L. G, C. Academy, '35
TENNISON, ROSS
Entered from Roude Storey, '37,
THOMPSON, EARL
Entered from Sunset, 36.
Entered trom Austin Texas '
BAXTER, EDNA LoUisE
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BENDER, ADELINE
Entered from South Dakota, '
WEATHERFORD, GWEN
Entered Irosn Bowie, '35,
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Full
President
lohn Davis
Vice-President
George Vifade
Secretary
Marjorie Blessing
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Adin, Billy
A1bin,layson
Allen, Billy
Apel, August
Atkins, Billy
Atkinson, Billy
Bankhead, Homer G.
Barnett, lesse
Bates, Billy
Bearden, Bob
Bell, lack
Betlrancourt, Harold
Bixler, YN. D.
Blackwell, Clyde
Boluch, lohn
Bowles, Charles
Carter, Morris
Childress, Ioy
Collier, Carroll
Cox, lohn Kenneth
Craven, Winfield
Croft, Torbett
Crossland, Edward
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Davis, lohn
Evans, Forrest
Few, Edward
Fowler, Clarence
Frost, Harrell
Gallegly, Herbert
Gardner, lolrn
Geisert, Frederick
Gibbons, Robert
Gillette, Fred
Gordon, George Leslie
Gossett, Earl
Grabbe, Iohn
Green, Billy lack
Green, Bob L.
Green, Harry
Guy, Hillary
Hamilton, Robert
Harris, lack
Hartsfield, Merldean
Heiskell, lames
Hill, Fitzhugh
Hodges, Hobart
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Hodges, Murrell
Hunter, lack
lenson, Martin
lolrnson, Troy
Korbow, loe
Kerby, Dale
Knight, lohn
Lawrence, C,ollen
Low, Harry Grandville
McCarty, lfllendell
Mclntire, Lonnie A
Mclkflains, Landie f
Milke, Henry
Moore, Marvin X X
Morgan, Davidx '
Neal, Harry
Nelson, Albert Bussy
Qgden, Ralph
Parr, Charles
Patrick, Bob
Pirtle, lap
Prichard, Hoyal U
Quinn, loe 1' 9'
Reagan, Karl ,I
Rrged, Gordon
Reston, Melvin li.
Rogers, Bruce
Roller, Edward
Shelby, Clarence
Simmons, Billy
Skelton, Ben
Sorenson, Rodney
Stultz, Snyder
Thompson, Billy Glorr
Vaughan, lames
Wade, George
Walker, Raymond
Vllangleer, George
Vfanner, Charles
Vfarner, Frank Henry
West, lack
Vllhite, Howard
'Williams, Edward
Williams, Horace
Williams, Wyvel
Vllyatt, limrny
Yeager, Carl
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Baker, Martha Ann
Bell, Dorothy Dee
Benda, D'Maris
Bennett, Dorothy
Binion, Wanda
Blessing, Marjorie
Carl on, Em y tewart
s . ary Louise
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Coleman, Christine
Conrad, Frances
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Crouch, Dorothy
Dickson, Dorothy
Edmondson, Frances
Elarn, luanita
Emery, Louise
Gaither, Grace
Glover, Betty lane
Gray, Mary
Harris, lrene
Henry, Dorc.t'iy Mae
Hickman, Grcce
Hill, Betty lo
Hill, Peggy lean
Ilolbort, Doris
Houser, Bennie
Iarnieson, LaVerne
lohnson, Margaret
Keller, Sybil
Kern, Marian
Lawson, Bose
Loomis, Nellie Iayne
McClung, Helen
Marshall, Cordelia
Newton, Mildred
Owen, Virginia
Perry, Mabel Grace
Pickens, Helen
Plunilee, Dorothy
Polk, Dorothy
Pope, lewel
Poulsen, Patricia G
Reynolds,
Suzanne Gladys
Rippetoe, loyce Earline
Roundtree, Mary Ruth
Schiefter, Gussie lo
Sinclair, Amy Ray
Suttle, Bonnie
Taylor, Bohette
Walker, Mildred
Vtfhite, Guennell
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Bill Adin
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Bobetie Taylor
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Anderson, Charles
Anderson, lames
Archer, Virgil
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Fagan, C, A.
Farris, Bob
Frazier, Boyd
Frazier, Hoyt
Fultner, Gene
Gentry, Paul
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Barnett, Vernon
Beesley, Vernon
Bobo, Otis
Brackeen, Vernon
Brown, Kenneth
Buckley, Stewart
Byers, Raymond
Campbell, William
Carlisle, Robert
Carroll, Charles
Chalkley, Francis
Clawson, Bob
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Dees, David
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Dunlap, Clitiord
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Finley, Carl
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Harrelson, Robert
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Hughes, Robert
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Lowry, Eugene
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Luper, Harold
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Mathis, Melwyn
Mays, Billy
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Moore, Charles
Oliver, Herman
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Pasino, Frank
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Stephens, L. I.
Stevenson, Robert
Stice, Herbert
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Timpa, Felix
Tucker, George
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Wiley, Iames Edward
Wolf, Gene
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Blackwell, Betty
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Dahlgren, Christine
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Dial, Catherine
Drain, Dorothy
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Ely, Marion
Etheridge, Peggy
Ferguson, Marjorie
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Foster, Betty lgne
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Graves, Dorothy
Gallegher, Barbara
Hamilton, Marjorie
Harmon, Virginia
Hatfield, Dorothy
Hay, Grace lune
Hill, Peggy
Hilton, Earline
Hollander, Marion
Hunter, Mamie Belle
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lordan, Dorothy
Kimery, Iosephine
Klernpin, Essalita
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Lowe, lanie
Lowe, LaVerne
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Millholland, Sherry
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Mitchell, Frances
Mitchell, Katherine
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Nelson, Iulia
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Smothermon, Dottie
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Sutton, Nancy C.
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Thompson, Zana
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Render, Marjorie
Biddle, Lillian
Bing, Marie
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Allen, Marvin
Alverson, Clayton
Ardinger, Horace
Arnett, G, C.
Austin, Charles
Baker, Roy
Barnes, Ralph
Bass, Albert
Bendrat, R. V.
Billert, Robert
Bingham, Bill
Birdsong, Iackie
Babbitt, Dick
Bond, A. D.
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Chandler, Troy
Clary, Curtis
Clyce, Wallace
Coe, William
Canine, Ernest
Cowan, Kenneth
Cunningham, W. L.
Daniel, Charles
Davis, Bob
Davis, Hugh Frank
Degenhart, Marvin
Dodd, Cranston
Drake, Iohn
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Gentry, Robert
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Gibson, Carl
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Gregory, Carl
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Humphrey, lsaac
Humphrey, Earl
Hunley, Collin
Iohnson, Lloyd
Iohnson, Wayne
Iones, Kenneth Lloyd
Iones, Paul
Iones, Roy Edwin
Keel, Iames
Keener, Herschel
Malone, Edwin
Manton, Thomas
Massey, Alvin
Medley, Lesley
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Morgan, Charles
Morrison, Wilburn
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Kershaw, B. M.
LaPlant, Raymond
Lassetter, Frank
Iames Wiley Layden, Boby
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Rhodes, Cecil Iohn
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Chambers, Ann
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Harris, Alyce Ruth
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Hays, Peggy V.
Hoffman, Mary
Hood, Norma lean
Horton, Barbara
Hostler, Donella
Hutchins, Dorothy
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Longley, Alice
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McCree, Frances
Mclntire, Aline
Mclieen, Doris
McSpadden, VVanda
Martin, Helen
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Mays, Ruth
Mayes, Iulia
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Moore, Ruby Nell
Neal, Betty
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Parton, Ieraline
Patterson, Patty
Peterson, Betty
Petty, Dorothy
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Prather, Mary
Price, Eleanor
Prichard, Gwendolyn
Reno, Naomi Ruth
Reston, Malvanee
Rice, Mary Lloys
Richardson, Betty
Richardson, Omega
Robinson, Margaret
Rooker, Hilder
Rorie, Doris
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Silvus, Ellen
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Sparham, Mildred
Stanley, luanita
Sterritt, Betty
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Stcry, Betty
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Summers, Dorothy
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Tucker, Evelyn
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Watson, Frances
Welch, Margaret
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Whitley, Mai tha
Wilder, Marzell
W'ilder, Peggy
Williams, Patsy
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Clounch, lolin
Cooke, Iohn
Copher, Allen
Creel, Iohnny Bob
Crow, Eorl
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Denton, Allen
Denton, Woyrie
Doudney, Chorles
England, Wesley
Epps, Turner
Esry, Vtfczlter
Everts, Mock
Ezell, Felix
Fdwks, Milburn
Fuzdkerly, Arthur
Ford, Ted l
Puller, Iorries
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Homrn, C. O.
Horris, I, T.
Howkins, Don
Hdys, Donuld
Hill, Richard
Hollyiield, Neal
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Kirsch, Prank
Kroyer, lee
Lcnqston, Zoch
Leach, Chorles
Lively, Billy
Locke, Iomes
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McDeurmont, Chorles
McGee, L. D.
McKee, Howard D.
Morcorn, Cloud
Medley, Bill
Moore, Herbert
Mullon, Russel
Nonce, Douqlos
Oqlesbey, George
Poyne, Horold Lloyd
Pettijohn, Bob
Phillips, Buford
Phillips, Roy
Pittmcrn, Dole
Pollock, Charles Poul
Price, Eorl
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Quinn, Bob
Rochels, lohnny
Rondlett, Roymond
Reddy, Albert
Reynolds, lorries
Robinson, Hormcn
Robinscn, Iohnnie
Rockett, Billy
Rodgers, Cliltord
Sonders, Lloyd
Seornons, Arthur
Senter, Ice
Short, Bobby
Smith, I. P.
Spicer, George
Stocy, Dollom
Stolcup, Herbert
Stolcup,
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Stork, Colvin
Stcrrnes, Floyd
St. Cldir, Mortin
Stewort, Duone
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Thornpson, lohn
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Volentine, Bert
Worde, Louis
Word, Morris
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Brooks, Kathleen
Brown, Bonnie Lou
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Cameron, loyce
Carter, Harriet
Cason, Lauretta
Chatelfrin, Zoe Ann
Christie, Lola
Clark, Frankie
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Durham, Paula Fae
Elkins, Emma lean
Enzensperaer, Mabel
Pain, lune
Flint, Minnie
Fortune, Jarvis Ann
Gallaspie, Clara
Gallatin, Eva
Gardner, Wanda
Garrett, Dorothy
Gillette, Mary Ann
Hardaae, Dorothy
Harris, Marjorie
Hays, Bettye
Howser, Doris
Hunley, Helen Louise
Hunter, Billie Anne
Iackson, Lennie
lohnson, Ieannette
Iohnston, Julia
lones, Norma
Keane, lean
Kimberly, Louise
Kina, Carlyene
King, Nancy Alice
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Leslie, Mildred
Linscott, leanne
McCullum, Iuanita
McCauley, Marjorie
McChesney, Mitzi
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McCullough,
Willie Lee
Matheson, Elizabeth
Melvin, Mary Helen
Moore, Betty
Moore, Mozelle
Paris, Bernice
Parsons, Lois
Payne, Dorna
Pledqe, Patsy
Pool, Vera Dean
Porter, Nell Ruth
Pritchett, Doris
Rainwater,
Mary Louise
Rasor, Xerrna
Bindy, Beverly
Bisinqer, Margaret
Roberts, Beverly
Bobinson, Lona Mae
Sanders, Constance
Scott, Martha
Shacldox, Ruby
Shipley, Nina
Smith, Bettie
Smyers, lmoqene
Snyder, Edna Ruth
Standridqe, Taletha
Starnes, luanita
Stokey, Doris
Surley, Martha Irma
Sypert, Bobbie lean
Tanner, Billie Marie
Tennison, Betty lo
Thompson, Janice
Tipps, Sarah
Todd, Marilyn
Waddle, Ava lane
Nifhiteside,
Frances Iuanita
Vlfhittinqton, Betty lo
Wilbasxks, Gwendolyn
Wilkins, Mary Buth
Vtfilliams, Hester
Willis, Dorothy Anna
Wilson,
Annette Mildred
Winter, Dorothy tune
Wolford, Betty lo
Yeager, Maxine
CLASS OFFICERS
Spring
President
Arthur Seamans
Vice-President
Nell Ruth Parten
Secretary
Don Hawkins
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Pattie Underwood
Vice-President
Dorrace White
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Thomas Little
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Allen, Edwin
Allen, Eugene
Allen, Walter
Avery, Richard
Baker, Ira Willis
Barnard, Ernest
Barr, Ralph A.
Beesley, Earl
Blair, Raymond
Bledsoe, Porter Lee
Bcedecker, Allen
Bowman, Edward
Britton, Lesley
Brown, Eugene
Bryant, Gerald
Caldwell, Raytord
Campbell, Lester
Cash, Leon
Christopher, loe
Clark, Earl
Coats, Gene
Coats Norman
Cook, Harold Roy
Cooper, 'William
Crawford, Dwaine
Cullum, lohn
Currey, Donald
Cutter, Bill
Dalton, Billy lack
Dargan, lohn
Davis, Walter
Dibrell, George
J unc '43
Elder, Fred
Ellis, George
Elsner, lean
Fletcher, Billy
Grabbe, Phil
Gray, George
Gregory, Robert
Henson, Sidney
Harris Byron Davis
Harris, George
Havens, Earl
Hillin, Charles
Hollabaugh, George
Holt, Clitiord
Honoycutt, Edwin
Horn, Oin
Hughes, Buster
lnnis, Willard
lameson, Davifl
lordan, Cletus
Karr, Tommy Huey
Kelly, Robert
Knox,
Thomas letlerson
Lawson, Thomas
Lee, Ted
Lemons, Charles
Leslie, Frank
Little, Thomas
Lockridge, Lee
Lockridge, Cecil
Lott, lixnmy
McCarter, Casey
McClintock, Eugene
McGrew, lames
Mahaney, Charles
Martin, George
Minnick, Bob Charles
Mitchell, Ollie
Moore, lack
Moore, lames
Moore, Morrill
Morgan, Bonar
Morgan, Thomas
Nelson, Ralph
Nelson, Roy
Newman, Fred
Nolen, Billie
Oden, Wintord
Paden, lirn
Palmer, lack
Patterson, Gene
Pirtle, Willard
Pogue, Kenneth
Posey, Charles
Posey, Loyd
Poulsen, lrving
Procter, Foster
Ratcliti, Vernon
Reynolds, Kenneth
Richardson, Hall
Richburg, Roy
Ridley, Philip
Robertson, Elgin
Rogers, Donald
Ross, Eugene
Sabatoni, Ben
Sabo, David
Sallis, Milton
Salmon, loe
Scarborough, Billy
Schell, William
Schmidt, Nolan
Sellers, Tommy
Short, Warren
Simmons, limmie
Slater, lack
Smith, Billy
Snow, Richard
Sparks, Thomas
Stanford, Holt
Stephenson, Billy Lyons
Thomas, Billy
Toogood, Durbin
Tunnell, l. W.
Walker, lerry
'W'alraven, lohn Edward
Webb, Herbert
Whiddon, lohn
White, Richard
Whitehurst, lack
Whittlesey, Frank
Williams, Lester
Wright, Kenneth
Wyche, Hubert
Yarborough, Barkley
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Allen, Betty Ioyce
Anderson, Betty
Anderson, Betty
Anderson, Bobby
Anderson, Edwina
Asburn, lean
Atterberry, Betty
Aubrey, Mary lane
Ball, Dorothy
Baugus, Iuanita
Bentley, Buthel
Billert, Lois
Bills, Ethel Mae
Blaine, Dorothy
Bloodworth, Bettye S
Boyd, Marjorie
Boyles, Betty A.
Brooks, Erma Lee
Broughton, Hazel
Bryan, Peggy lo
Bryant, Evelynne
Burdine, Edna Bhea
Canfield, Marguerite
Carrell, Bernie
Cecil, Mary Lynn
Chambers, Betty
Coats, Glennes
Cochran, lane
Collier, Edith
Commons, Iewel
Cox, Helen Louise
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Craig, Marianne
Crossland, Loreno
Davis, Carolyn
Delaney, Peggy
Densmore, Buth
Doudney, Clara Lee
Doyle, Patricia
Duff, Gwendolyn
Dyer, Gloria M.
Eddy, Aliene
Edmondson, Betty
Emery, leanne
Falkner, Patsy
Ferguson, Kathryn
Ferguson,
Mildred Louise
Fleeman, Doris
Fleeman, Rebecca
Fletcher, Zelda
Gass, Geneva
Golden, Dorothy
Guy, Mary Helen
Hagendoorn, Teddy
Hall, Mary lane
Harralson, Eva Lee
Harris, Bettie Lou
Hill, Elva Mae
Hogan, Patsy Buth
Horn, Floy
Huddleston, Freda
Huston, Sue
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Iames, Dorothy Lee
lohnson, Betty
Iones, Betty
Keel, Dorothy
Kelleher, Delphine
Kelly, LaVerne
Kenneday, Stella
Kerbow, Norita
King, Christine
Kirby, Dorothy
Laman, Billie Sue
Land, Irene
Land, Nalta
Lanza, Conjetti
Laurent, Bobbie
Law, Barbara
Lemly, Carolyn
Lenz, Norma lean
Lewis, Sue
Long, Floy Lou
Looney, Betty lo
Lowry, limmy Lou
Lynch, Clara
MacLachlan, Ieane
McCorley, Naomi
McGee, Betty lo
Malone, Cornelia
Mason, Frances
Mason, Mary
Matney, Treva lo
Miller, Agness
Miller, Betty lean
Miller, Doris lean
Miller, Evelyn
Mitchell, Billie
Moore, lane
Morgan, Mary Alice
Mullen, Gayle
Murphy, Charlotte
Murphy, Harriet Louise
Napier, Virginia
Odom, Elaine
Price, Virgie
Pruitt, Doris
Bachels, Lois
Ragland, Mary
Bandall, Nancy
Reese, Virginia
Reynolds, Doris
Bobnett, Ruth
Boy, Mary Frances
Sanders, Mary
Sands, Catherine
Savage, lmogene
Schwedler, Genevieve
Sears, Billie lean
Seidmeyer, lean
Sessions, Margie
Shaddy, Sarah Ann
Shamburger, Virginia
Shelby, lane
Sikes, Catherine Bay
Silvery, Helen
Simmons, Marcene
Simpson, Margaret
Sissel, Martha
Smith, Rosalie
Stock, LaVerne
Straughn, Charlotte
Thompson, Mary lo
Thurman, Ann
Tolbert, Marian
Tomlinson, Billie lean
Troutt, Evelyn
Truly, Elizabeth
Underwood, Patti
Vaden, Edna Earle
Voss, Doris
Vxlalker, Inez
Weatherby, Sara
Carolyn
Weatherby, Sara C.
Vtfeatheriord, Doris
Whiles, La Bue
White, Anita lean
White, Dorrace
Wilder, lackie
Williams, Kathleen
Williams, lris lean
Vtfoodard, Tommy Rutl
Woods, Louise
VVyatt, Doris
York, Christine
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Spring
President
Mary lane Aubry
Vice-President
Bernie Carrell
Secretary
Holt Staniord
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Adams, LeRoy
Archer, Elroy
Argadine, Robert
Barnes, Billy
Barnett, Gene
Boatman, Billy
Bradshaw, Herbert
Brannon, William
Brumit, Dewey Eugene
Caldwell, Ben Lee
Carney, Warren
Chapman, Billy
Cook, Graham
Dickens, Dalton
Echols, Holly
Emery, lohn
England, David
Eubanks, Eddie
Franklin, Richard
Gaines, Charles Robert
Gibbs, Freddie
Griffin, Mark
Haake, lack
Hancock, George
January ,44
Harris, Dalton Dwight
Hill, Charles
Holman, C. F.
Hulen, Kennan
Hunter, Tony
lohnson, Charles
Lary, Charles
Leslie, Fred
McKnight, Iohn
McVay, Troy
Marler, Frank.Alvin
Matthews, Martin
Mixon, Carl
Morgan, Paul
Myers, lohnny
Noyd, Martin
Oliver, Ioe
Pope, lohn Hardie
Redding, Iack
Roberson, Iames
Rumsey, Iames
Russell, Wendell
Self, Horace
Smith, Lawrence
Thurman, John A.
Vick, M, N.
Williams, Billy
Wilson, Eldred
Windsor, Cecil
Wyche, Charley
Young, lohn
Anderson, Norma
Bartlett, Barbara
Baskett, Mary Lou
Blanton, Norma
Cleveland, Carrie Lee
Cleveland, Wanda
Daniel, Arlene
Dawson, Madelaine
Drain, Gwendolyn
Fain, lvy
Farr, lohdallia
Faust, Mamie
Ford, Billie lean
Gann, Trilby
Garland, Glenn
Greathouse, Wanda
Harmon, Florence
Harrison, Marjorie
Jensen, Gayle
CLASS OFFICERS
Spring
President
Iohn Young
Secretary
Maymie Faust
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lohnson, Imogene
lohnson, loyce
lones, Annette
Iulian, Opal
King, Betty Claire
Langley, Mary Lee
Lansdon, Billie Ruth
Lewis, Mary Frances
Lollar, Carmen
Martin, lnez
Milne, Marjorie
Mobley, Martha
Nelson, Margaret
Newlon, Roberta
Nichols, Bettye
Perry, Alice
Sanders, Ioy
Saunders, Charlotte
Strong, Virginia
Sutton, Berniece
Vermillion, Ruth
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Wayne Horn's winning essay, "Finger-
nails," in the lnterscholastic League contest,
proves that some like them short, some like
them long, and even the jungle beast takes
an interest in his nails.
This was the winning essay in the school.
The complete essay follows:
FINGERNAILS
lt seems to be the custom of the present
species of human beings to adorn the tips
of their several digits with a horn-like sub-
stance, known collectively as fingernails.
The purpose in this is quite puzzling, and al-
though scientists seem to impress us with
the idea of protecting the nerves upon the
tips of our fingers, it is quite obvious that
many timid ones are known as not to have
any nerve. Regardless of this fact, these peo-
ple also have fingernails.
What, then, is the true mission of finger-
nails? Perhaps that is one of the many in-
terrogatory statements we mortals ask, yet
we are not answered. lt is thus that, to
satisfy our own gross queries, we produce
our various conclusions.
The human male is, as he believes, pun-
ished by fingernails because of the ignoble
actions of past fellows. One asks, "How is
he punished?" Man has no peace in life,
continually tormented by the duty of ampu-
tating the ends of these annoying growths
and extracting the amount of excess filth
from beneath them. His is the sorry lot!
The female animal of the human race is
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blessed with those pretty little coral shells.
What a wonderful time she has preparing
those dainty blossoms, in gay-expectation
of some clumsy comment from her foolish
mate. Toiling over her miniature Workbench,
that is, the dresser, she carefully daubs a
tiny brush and smears the nail with paint,
making a grotesque upheaval of the dressery
nevertheless, hers is the happy loti-
Then we arrive at the manicurist. Day by
day, she cleans and polishes. Cutting nails
and cuticles, she lives from one day to the
next in dread anticipation of having some
uncouth male with greasy fingers apply to
her for treatment. Yet there is the joyful ex-
pectation of conversing, across the table,
with some noted society matron. Ah, the
manicurist's lot is a happier one, for finger-
nails pay her.
At last, we consider, not the human, but
the beast. His fingernails are sometimes
rudely regarded, by those with a species
that he suffers greatly from such ridicule, but
it was an act of providence that intended not
for his ears such insults.
The jungle inmates live blissfully unaware
of the moronic beliefs of man. His life is filled
with using his "claws" With them he lives.
Tearing and scratching with his fingernails,
he survives. Skillfully rending his portion of
the kill from the vanquished, he nourishes
himself. Poor man that knows not the way
of the lower animals! Intelligent Carnivore,
his is the happier lot!
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Business Managers
Fall
Orville Brown
Spring
Fred McBride
Sponsor
Miss Henrietta Eisenlohr
The primary purpose of the high school paper is to reflect the activities oi the
students, lt strives to cover all important happenings and in that way acquaint
everyone with the resources of the school. lt hopes to arouse interest in school
projects, such as assemblies, senior plays, and contests oi all kinds. Through its
humor columns and its features the school paper serves as an entertainer of the U
student readers.
Banker, Martha Ann
Bankhead, Homer
Bearden, Bob
Bender, Adeline
Bennett, Dorothy
Benion, Wcrnda
Bowles, Charles
Brown, losepl
Burt, lea
Bush, y Katherine
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, Erna Mae
el, Mary
, Helen
Cecil, Bernice
Chapman, Geren
Coates, Anna Marie
Collett, Luke
Coleman, Frances
Collier, Carroll
Couch, Stella
Croit, Torbett
Craven, Winiield
Crouch, Dorothy
Dillard, Pat
Dorsett, Roselyn
Durham, Burt
Eason, Prentiss
Emmons, Martha lane
Evans, Forrest
Everett, Elise
Few, Edward
Flowers, Dorothy Mae
Gash, Minnie Faye
MEMBERS
Gault, Duncan
Gillen, Kathelene
Gray, lack
Green, Peggy
Green, Harry
Guy, Hillary
Hare, Virginia
Harris, Bobbie
Harris, lack
Harris, Irene
Havens, Marjorie
Hawkins, Dorothy
Henry, Dorothy
Hill, Raymond
Hine, Virginia
Halbert, Doris
Holt, Margie
lameson, Mary Lou
Kern, Marian
Keller, Sibyl
Koch, Betty Sue
Lawrence, Olin
Leach, Lillie
Loomis, Nellie lane
Marshall, Cordelia
McBride, Fred
McCullough, Ruth
Merritt, Dorothy
Metzger, Charles
Mullen, Fayne
Murrell, Virginia
Neal, Harry
Newton, Mildred
O'Bryan, Latrell
Ogden, Ralph
Osborn, Ruth
Patterson, Doris
Parr, Charles
Pickens, Helen
Pooley, Mary
Powers, Margaret
Rambo, Mary
Ramsey, Dorothy
Reams, Dorothy
Reston, Ray
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Reynolds, Suzanne
Roberson, James
Robertson, Wayne
Rippetoe, Earline
Scudder, Christine
Simms, lack
Sinclair, Amy
Smith, Dorothy
Smither, Betty
Sorenson, Rodney
Starling, Frances
Stevens, Virginia
Summers, Tommye
Switzer, George
Talent, Margaret
Taylor, Bobette
Templeton, Mary lean
Tennison, Ross
Teubner, Ray
Thurman, Dorothy Lee
Tiner, Erma
Wade, George
Warner, Hiram
Wilder, Truman
Williams, Frances
Pen Pal Club A
OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
President
Lena Tardio
Carol Ann Green
Vice-President
Grace Rice
Mary lane McLeod
Secretary
Nellie Louise Lottice
Louise Schimelfeniq
Sponsors
Mrs. Helen Horn
Miss Nellie Bly Lanktord
PEN PAL CLUB
The chief aim oi the Pen Pal Club is to develop the talent tor writing which is
found in most of its members. The Pen Pal Club, a creative writina club, is
' open to all students from lBs to 4As. The only requirement is that each member
hand in every term at least one written composition consistina ot an essay, a
short story, ,Q a short play or other types ot literature.
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Baker, Verna
Connolly, Sarah Ward
Day, Billie Katherine
Fortune, larvis Ann
Green, Carol Ann
Grifteth, lune
Hunter, Mamie Bell
lenson, Nelsie
Kirwan, lohanna
Lottice, Nellie Louise
Lowe, lanie
Lowe, LaVerne
Lozano, Mary
McLeod, Mary lane
McPeek, Norma
Moreau, leanne
Moraan, Mary Alice
Poque, Kathryn
Parker, Ann
Rhodes, Rosemary
Bice, Grace
Schimeltenia, Louise
Spangler, Helen
Tardio, Lena
Tardio, Sarah
Templeton, Margaret
Thompson, Theresa
Vermillion, Elizabeth
Watson, Mary Bell
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' OFFICERS
F4111 and Spring
President
Carl Napier
Owen Coke
Vice-President
Dorothy Schmidt
Edith Hutstedler
Secretary
lane Murdoch
Dorothy Ramsey
Sponsors
Miss Lucy Hamilton
Miss Christine Hammock
me National Honor Society consists of honor students who have strived to
live up to the tour qualifications upon which the society is built. To be a mem-
ber, a student must average 90 with no grade below SO, he must be a leader in
his classes and extracurricular activities, his character must be above re-
proach, and he must serve his school in any way that may be beneficial and
honest.
Albin, Frances
Armstrong, Dorothy
Baker, Clara Helen
Bennett, Elinor
Blanton, Wilbur
Carrell, Erna Mae
Clark, Patty Sue
Coates, Anna Marie
Coke, Owen
Connally, Sarah Ward
Day, Billie Katherine
Durand, Elizabeth
Estes, Mary Frances
Cfault, Duncan
Cruneisen, William
Harvey, Annetta
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MEMBERS
Harrison, I. B.
Hawkins, Eleanor
Henderson, Peggy
Hill, Patty
Hilton, Wanda
Hutstedler, Edith
Law, Warren
Lee, Forrest
Manton, Ruth
Maier, Peggy
McCulley, Rader
Murdoch, lane
Napier, Carl
Parker, Anne
Parr, Lewis
Peterson, Roy
Polk, Dorothy
Ramsey, Dorothy
Heed, Elsie Mae
Reeves, Nancy
Salas, Glory
Schmidt, Dorothy
Simms, lack
Summer, lames
Torno, Madeline
Upham, Helen
Watkins, Lois lean
Whittlesey,
Margaret Anne
Wiederhold,Maxine
Wyatt, limmy
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Debate Club K
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OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
President
Marguerite Milke
Vice-President
lack Redman
Secretary
Lillian Gleason
Sponsors
C. C. Nutley
Miss Anna Patrick
The purpose of the Debate Club is to create interest in the art ot debating
to stimulate enthusiasm in the problems ot government, and to foster better citi-
zenship tor school and community. lt is training leaders tor tomorrow.
Ballard, Norma lean
Childress, Beatrice
Cone, Edith
Ely, Marion
Eubank, Dorothy
Gleason, Lillian
Hair, Ora Lee
Hayden, Doris
Lochridge, Theresa
Milke, Marguerite
MEMBERS
Parker, loena
Smith, LaVerelle
Turner, Virgie
Thompson, lanice Ann
Waddle, Ava lane
Watson, Mary Belle
Wilder, TQCIQY
Bingham, Bill
Fletcher, Billy
Hill, Charles
McClure, Don
Murphy, Pat
C'Brien, Denis
O'Rourke, lohn
Redman, lack
Smith, lohn Leslie
Trapp, Albert
Valentine, Bert
Warner, Hiram fr
Whitaker, Pat
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Dramatic Club
' OFFICERS
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Fall and Spring
President
Sarah Ward Connally
Vice-President
Hazel Collier
Secretary
Edith Huistedler
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The Dramatic Club is an organization open to anyone who has the ambition
to act. This club helps to develop tuture actors and actresses. Everyone in
school is eligible to join this club it he meets the requirements which are neces-
sary. The requirements are that the person should give a recitation before the
club as a whole and it is passed on by the program committee.
MEMBERS
Albin, Frances
Anderson, Betty
Blaine, Io Anne
Bowles, Tommy
Brown, Orville
Childress, Beatrice
Clawson, Bob
Cooke, Dorothy
Collier, Hazel
Connally, Sarah Ward
Craig, Marianne
Eastham, Mary
Green, Carol Ann
Green, Peggy
Gresham, Dorothy
Gruneisen, William
Hare, Virginia
Hutt, Buby
Huistedler, Edith
Huston, Sue
Harris, Alice Ruth
Havens, Marjorie
Hawkins, Dorothy
Horn, Wayne
lngram, Pat
lngram, Bennye lune
Keebough, Carroll
Kirwan, lohanna
Lawery, Iimmie Lee
Leatherwood, Mary
Lucky, Wilma lean
McCulley, Bader
Moore, Boxie Ann
Morgan, Mary Alice
Napier, Virginia
Paden, lim
Parker, Anne
Poole, Dorothy
Pyeatt, Nancy
Rainwater, Louise
Beams, Dorothy
Saunders, Louise
Sears, Billy lean
Shelby, lane
Taylor, Bobette
Taylor, Rebecca
Tennison, Marjorie
Torno, Madeline
Underwood, Patti
Welch, Margaret Ruth
Wilson, Mary Gene
OFFICERS
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Girl Rcsciifbs ,
Fall and Spring
President
Elizabeth Shelton
Vice-President
Dorothy Ramsey
Secretary
Elinor Bennett
Martha lane Emmons
Sponsors
Miss Eugenia Newberry
Mrs. Minnie Bramlette
Aiton, Helen
Albin, Frances
Allen lacguelyn
Allen Ioan
Amis, lane Lee
Anderson, Betty
Anderson, Betty
Anderson, Bobby
Armstrong, Dorothy '
Arrant, Faye
Arrington, A
Billye Merle
AtteberY, lo Ellen
Bailey, Amonette V'
Baker, Verna
Beckham, Mary Dean
Bell, Dorothy Dee
Benda, D'Maris
Bennett, Dorothy
Bennett, Elinor
Bickley, Virginia
Billingsley, Doris
Blackburn, Betty
Blessing, Marjorie
Bludworth, Mildred
Boatman, Edna
Bonner, Norma Lou
Boyd, Cortaza
Breaux, Gloria
Brown, lune
Bryant, Florence
Bucklin, Marion
Bullard, Martha
Bundrick, Mary Ruth
Burt, lean
Burdine, Edna Rhea
Carrell, Erna Mae
Carrell, Mary Lou
Chambers, Betty
Childress, Beatrice
Clark, Barbara Ann
Clark, Dorothy Faye
Climer, Dorothy Lee
Cochran, lane
lean
Faith
Coleman, Frances
Commons,
Elizabeth lewell
Congleton, Elise
Connolly, '-
Sarah Ward
Craig, Marianne
Crockett,
" Mary Delores-P
Crook, Patsy Rae
Cruse, Rosalyn '
Darvfgin, Patricia
Davis, Carolyn
Davis, ,Imogene
Dobbins, Frances
Dorsett, Roselyn
Doyle, Patricia
Drain, Gwendolyn
Eason, Sara Iim
Elam, luanita
Ellis, lohrinie
Ellison, Viva
Ely, Marion
Emery, Louise
Emmons, Betty
Emmons,
Martha lane
Everett, Elise
Falkner, Patsy
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Fletcnci,
lohnnye Maye
Fletcher, Zelda
Flowers,
Dorothy Mae
Eeesbgl ,tune
Ford, lerryline
Ford, losephine
Ford, Margaret
Foster, Clara Eva
Gash, Minnie Faye
Gillen, Kathelene
Gray, Mary
Green, Carol Ann
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Hall, Mary lane
Hare, Helen
Hare, Virginia
-Harber, Charlotte
Harris, Alice Ruth
Hill, Betty lo
Hill, Elva
Hill, Peggy lean
BHine, Virginia
Holbert, Doris
Holloway, Gwen
Horn, Floy
Hostler, Donella
Huston, Sue
lngram, Elsie
lvy, W'initred
lames, Esther
lennings, Daryl
lohnson, Beth
lones, Betty
Tones, Billie lean
lones, Charlene
lones, loanna
jones, Patsy Ruth
Kerr, Louise
Kimberlin,
Mary Ellen
King, Alice
Kirby, Dorothy
Kirby, Elizabeth
Kirwan, lohanna
Knowles, Gene
Leatherwcod,
Mary West
Lernley, Carolyn
Lent, Betty Lou
Leslie, Berta
Lewis, Florence
Lewis,
Viola Louise
Longley, Alice
Macauley, Marjorie
Marable, Dorothy
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Martin, Helen
McClenahan, lean
McClenahan, Mary
McCree, Frances
McGee, Betty lo
McLean, Dagmarf
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Mil er, Doris lean
Mullen, Gayle
Murdoch, lane
Murrell, Virginia
Newton, lune E.
Nicholson, Margie
Odom, Elaine
Paden, Helen
Parker, Anne 't
Patterson, Dori
Pearson, Marinell
Plumlee, Dorothy
Polk, Dorothy
Porter, Nell Ruth
Ramsey, Dorothy
Randall, Nancy
Rasor, Xerma
Beams, Dorothy
Beckley, Dorothy
Reed, Elsie Mae
Reeves, Nancy
Richardson, Bettie
Rindy, Beverly
Rogers, Shirley
Rorie, Doris
Salas, Glory
Schietier, Gussie lo
Scudder, Christine
Sears, Billie lean
Shelby, lane
Shelton, Elizabeth
Shook, Bobby
Silvus, Mary Ellen
Simpon, Margaret
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Smith, Dorothy
Smith, Francis
Smith, LaVerell
Spangler
St , osephine x
lnson, lean
tokeyf Doris
Btone,
Billie Charles
Story, Betty
Tallent, Margaret
Taylor, Betty
Teal, Norma
Templeton,
Mary lean
Tennison, Marjorie
Thompson, lanice
Thurman,
Dorothy Lee
Todd, La Verne
Tomlinson,
Billie lean
Troutt, Evelyn
Underwood, Patti
Watkins, Mary lean
Vtfeatherby, Carolyn
Vllelch, Margaret
White, Anita
White, Lucille
Vllhiteside, luanita
VVilliams, Frances
Vtfilliams, Patsy
Williams, Voneta
Wilson,
Mary Frances
Watkins, Lois lean
Vlfatson, Mary Belle
Winter, Dorothy lun
Wright Naomi Sue
Wyatt, Doris
York, Christine
Young, Alice lean
Young, Annie D.
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OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
President
Truman Wilder
Vice-President
Guy Howard
Secretary
Gwen Holloway
Sponsor
Mr. W. E. Noah
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The objectives ot this club are to foster interest in photography among the
students and faculty ot Adamson and to provide them with a useful as well as
an interesting extra curricular activity. lt helps to promote the exchange ot
ideas in photography and gives a means tor improving general photographic
ability. lt also serves by providing a means for keeping a permanent record
oi the student and faculty activities.
MEMBERS
Adams, Virginia Everett, Elise McBride, Fred
Arrington, Billy Merle foosheerlane Maples, Billy
Berry, Zach Fain, Iune Martin, Helen
Brown, Kenneth
Barr, Chris
Barrett, Bette
Bush, Mary Katherine
Billingsley, Doris
Bowles, Charles
Blanton, Nadine
Cutler, Bill
Cecil, Bernice
Coates, Anna Marie
Coates, Mary Dean
Combs, Ann
Cook, Mary
Cravens, Sue
Dillard, Pat
Elam, luanita
Emmons, Martha lane
Fowler, Frances
Green, Billy laclc
Hoake, Wallace
Honeycutt, lewel
Harber, Charlotte
Hearn, Marie
Hutt, Ruby
Hardage, Dorothy
Hare, Virginia
Holloway, Gwen
Howard, Guy
Ingram, Bennye lune
lngram, Pat
Knowles, Gene
Kinney, lerry
Long, Mary layne
Loomis, Nellie layne
Mitchell, Dorothy
Morgan, Thomas
Marable, Dorothy
Rass, Lorraine
Reed, Gordon
Robertson, Wayne
Sinclair, Amy
Shelton, Elizabeth
Starling, Frances
Smith, LaVerell
Switzer, Otto
Tiner, Erma
Templeton, Margaret
Tippett, Frank
Wilder, Truman
Wyatt, limmy
Young, Alice lean
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OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
President
Marguerite Milke
Vice-President
Wayne Robertson
Secretary
Bernice Cecil
Sponsors
Miss Hazel Miller
T. W. Browne
Ioe R. Peters
R. E. Marriott
H. S. Griffin .
!jfjiTl'1e Commercial Club is an organization open to anyone who is interested
9 f fl!! in the business world. Anyone is eligible to join this club who has taken some
business subject while in school and has proved himself a real worker. lt is
the aim of this club to enable students to become familiar with modern pro-
gressi 'etvfisiness methods and systems.
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Adkisson, Lila
Armstrong, Dorothy
Ball, Sally
Bergman, Pauline
Billingsley, Doris
Carter, Elizabeth
Cayton, Helen
Cecil, Bernice
Chandler, Grace
Coates,
Anna Marie
Crouch, Thelma
Du Pree, Katherine
Ellison, Viva
Emmons, Betty
Emmons,
Martha lane
Ethridge, Harvejo
Everett, Elise
Fleeman, Margaret
Fletcher,
lohnny Mae
Flowers,
Dorothy Mae
Ford, lerryiine
Ford, losephine
Fulkerson, Margaret
Gash, Minnie Faye
Gaither, Grace
Guynes, Katherine
Hamilton, Gene
Hartness, Ruda
Harvey, Anna
Harvey, Annetta
Hare, Helen
Hare, Virginia
Havens, ,Marjorie
Hickman, Grace
Huff, Ruby
Hulse, Dora
Ingram, Bennye Iune
lames, Esther Mae
lennings, Daryl
Knowles, Gene
McDaniel, Mildled
McKinney, lviaurine
McLeod, Mary jane
Martin, Nellie Lee
Meredith, lean
Meserole, Otis
Miller, Ieanne
Milke, Marguerite
Morgan, Martha
Newton, lune
Nichols, Edythe
Osborne, Ruth
Owens, Virginia
Flumlee, Dorothy
Powers, Margaret
Ramsey, Dorothy
Reckley, Dorothy
Reese, Sybil
Reynolds, Suzanne
Rice, Grace
Robertson, Wayne
Salas, Glory
Sawyer, Wyatt
Schimelfenig, Louise
Scudder, Bonnie
Scudder, Christine
Shelton, Elizabeth
Smith, Eleanor Claire
Smith, Roberta
Sullivan, Mildred
Switzer, Otto
Tallent, Margaret
VVeiderhold, Maxine
'Williams Frances
White, Lucille
Wright, Naomi
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fications who have the required scholastic standing. lt is interesting to note that the two outstanding jewelry com-
panies ot Dallas, Linz Brothers and Arthur A, Everts, think so highly ot scholarship that each year they provide"
thousands ot pins to the members ot the scholarship clubs ot the city. The sponsors are Miss Helen Aduddell and'
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' Basketi, Mary Lou Kennedy, Stella Durham, Paula Neal, Betty t' Miller, Jean Hare, Helen , J
Dawson, Madelaine Kirby, Dorothy McClenaham, Mary Rorie, Doris Moreau, Jeanne Harralson, Marie ,
i McCarley, Norma Shamburger, Virginia Pledge, Patsy Silvus, Ellen Newton, Earline Jones, Joanna
Milno, Mariorie Boyls, Betty Ann Thompson, Janice TSYlOV. BEDS' Parker, Joena Leslie, Betts? , -
Opal, Julian Cecil, Mary Lynn Tipps, Sara Sue U Turner, Virgie Mae Render, Mariorie Lotticc, Nellie Louise, Q
Pcrrw, Alice lanza, Conictti Waddlc, Ava Jane Welch, Margaret Rulil' Schirnoltcnig, Louisc Moore, Roxic Ann Z
Sgndrrg, Joi, Roy, Maw Hamm iimrs, BCi1i,r Jana Vililson, Mary Cfcnc Sniothcrnian, Dottie Napier, Tlicli-ia t
WI-iitc, Eulan Sisscll, Martha Hunter, Billie Ann Woodrutt, Clara Swattord, Jewel Pearson, Marinell g
Errjcry, John Truly, Elizabeth Johnson, Jnlia Young, Alice Jean Thompson, Theresa Robnett, Flo X4
l'GiVl,,lVY Walker, Jerry Linscott, Jeanne Davis, Ora Dean A Williams, Hertha Rogers, Shirlcy
Reddlfill, Jack Whitc, Nita Scott, Martha Hattield, Jacqueline Woltt, Gwendolyn Saunders, Louise Av'
Sli0Vi. 50i3l3V Stock, LaVcrne Smyers, lmogenc Hayden, Doris Jean Wood, Mariorie Shields, Mary ' V
Atteberry, Edith
Adams, Ann Cathryn
Allen, Betty Joyce
Anderson, Betty
Anderson, Bobby
Carrell, Bernie
Craig, Marianne
Craig, Mario
Davis, Carolyn
Ferguson, Mildred
Harralson, Eva
Hill, Elva
Horn, Floy
Law, Barbara
Lowry, Jimmie Lou
Mason, Mary Katherine
Matney, Treva Jo
Miller, Evelyn
Napier, Virginia
Odom, Elaine
Randall, Nancy
Savage, Imogene
Shelby, Jane
Troutt, Evelyn
Underwood, Pattie
Walker, lnez
White, Dorrace
Wyatt, Doris
Bentley, Ruthel
Contiela, Marguerite
DeLaney, Peggy
Doyle, Patricia
Huston, Sue
Mae, Jeanne
Moore, Jane
Mullen, Gayle
Billert, Lois
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Baker, Willis
Barr, Ralph
Little, Thomas
Morgan, Bonar
Pirtle, Willard
Posey, Charles
Rogers, Donald
Ross, Eugene .
Sellers, Tommy
Fletcher, Billy
Bryant, Gerald
Posey, Lloyd
White, Richard
Whittlesey, Frank
Williams, Lester
Havens, Earl '
Bledsoe, Porter
Ellis, George
Gaines, Charles
Honeycut, Edwin
Jarnieson, David
Minnick, Bob
Scarborough, Billy
Cason, Lauretta
Craig, Peggy Gene
Fain, June
Fortune, Jarvis
Johnson, Jeanette
Kimberly, Louise
Martin, Helen
Sullivan, Mary Sue
Hastler, Donella
lsreal, Jettie
Mclseen, Doris
Mayes, Julia
Warren, Annalee
Hair, Ora Lee
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Rasor, Xerma
Epps, Turner
Latigstson, Jack
Spicer, George
Hawkins, Don N
Valentine, Bert
Abbott1Jatnes
while, Jim
Yates, Dick
Buerhle, Clayton
Freeland, Wayne
Stewart, Larry
Alexander, LaVonne
"Allen, Jacguelyn
Baker, Verna
Ballard, Norma Jean
Barnett, Frances
Binkley, Violet
Brown, June
Carrell, Mary Lou
Childers, Beatrice
Collum, Ettie
Couch, Jo Mario
Cruse, Rosalyn
Dickey, Betty Jean
Durand, Jeanette
Ellis, Johnnie
Ellis, Ruth
Eubank, Dorothy
Ewing, Dorothy'
Foster, Clara Eva
Gillette, Ellen
Gleason, Lillian
Jones, Patsy Ruth
Leatherwood, Mary
Lewis, Florence
Martin, Arlene
Hood, Norma
Jones, Charlene
McClenahan, Jean
Petty, Dorothy
Rice, Mary
Davis, Imogene
Edgar, Katherine
Billert, Robert
Bingham, Bill
Lester, Cecil
Lewis, Charles
Medley, Lesley
Murphy, Pat
Ray, Torn
Schoen, Algar
Trapp, Albert
Truly, Richard
Whitaker, Pat
Zueteldt, Richard
Eyerells, Mack
Froese, Felix
Jones, Ray
Payne, David
Thomas, Charles
!Coninc, Ernest
Gentry, Robert I
Rarrrsey, Bobbie
Sissel, Tommy
Aiers, Virginia i
Cristol, Ametin
Ferguson, Mariorie
Foster, Betty June
Gainer, Venus
Kimery, Josephine
Lowe, Janie
Lowe, LaVernc
Midkitt, Pauline
Young, Sadie Mae
Jensen, Nelsie
Harmon, Virginia
Lewis, Frances
Hunter, Mamie Belle
Childers, Conway
Dees, David
Gregory, William
McClure, Don
Mays, Billy
Merritield, Jack
Reagan, Jafnes
Tucker, George
Groce, Huel
Little, William
Marco, Virgil
South, Charles
Oliver, Willi rn
Arnundsen, .fiean
Anderson, Mary
Baltzegar, Marian
Black, Jeannc
Blaine, Jo Anne
Brown, Betty Byrd
Caudle, Tommie Fay
Collier, Hazel
Congleton, Elsie
Cook Doris
caste, oorainy
Drees, Pauline
Duncan, Reona
Eastham, Mary
Emmons Betty
Etheridge, Harveio
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Grissatti, Evelyn ,
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Smith, Frances
Smith, Roberta 1 '-
Southern, Mary
Spangler, Helen
Stallings, Juanita
Suttle, Martha
Tardio, Lena
Tardio, Sarah
Turner, Mary Alice
Waggener, Frances
Wagned Lydia
Wheeler, Bethstine
VVhite, Julia
Williams, Mary Jo
Vaughan, Mary Alice
Bailey, Amonette
Balch, Anne
Boatman, Edna
Ellison, Wya
Fowler, Frances
Hill, Tannye
Richardson, Sally
Poole, Dorothy
Spoonernore, Eula
Grittith, June
McFarland, Martha
Dodge, Charles
Robinson, Jgh
msiafmb. .-
She ton, Billy .
Allen, Jack
Austin, Harold
Duncan, Richard
Everett, Billy
Fagan, C. A.
Fowler, Francis
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OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
President
Helen Spangler
Vice-President
Edith Hutstedler
Secretary
Torn Manton
Sponsors
Miss Roberta King
Miss Eugenia Newberry
lt is the aim oi our Spanish Club to become better acquainted with the
Spanish People, their language, customs, and costumes. Vie believe that
through better understanding between the people ot North and Latin Ameri-
ca, a lasting friendship can be tormed which will insure the peace and hap-
piness oi our hemisphere.
Allen, lacquelyn
Baker, Verna
Bell, Dorothy Dee
Brown, Betty
Carrell, Erna Mae
Collier, Hazel
Connolly, Sarah Ward
Criston, Amelia
Cumming, LaVerne
Dicky, Betty l.
Davis, lmogene
Drees, Pauline
Duncan, Reona
Eason, Sara lim
Edmondson, Frances
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MEMBERS
Ewing, Dorothy
Gardener, lohn E.
Hudgins, Mary
Hutstedler, Edith
lones, loanna
lones, Patsy Ruth
Kerr, Vernon
Kirby, Dorothy
Kirby, Elizabeth
Lassetter, Frank
Lowe, Kenneth
Manton, Tom
Manton, Ruth
Meredith, Norman
Miller, leanne
Neal, Betty
Odom, Elaine
Paden, Helen Grace
Ramsey, Dorothy
Reed, Elsie Mae
Rogers, Shirley lean
Smith, Rosalie
Schimeliinig, Louise
Suttle, Martha
Spangler, Helen
Teal, Norma
Tennison, Marjorie
Turner, Virgie
Walther, Danny
White, lulia
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OFFICERS
F all and Spring
President
Sarah Ward Connally
Vice-President
Dorothy Ramsey
Secretary
Edith Huistedler
Sponsor
Miss Virginia Rootes
The Pan American Student Forum is composed ot thirty members trom
each ot the Dallas High Schools. There are tive meetings each year ot the
entire Forum called chapter meetings, which are in the torm ot banquets. Each
unit has meetings in its own high school. lts creed is to bring about a closer
relationship, sympathy, and understanding with the peoples ot the American
Continent.
Allen, loan
Baker, Verna
Brown, Betty
Carrell, Erna Mae
Collier, Hazel
Connally, Sarah Ward
Cruse, Rosalyn
Duncan, Reona
Edmondson, Frances
Ezell, lack
Fowler, Clarence I,
Goodwin, Polul 4 fd'
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MEMBERS
Gregory, William
Hamnett, lack
Hartness, Ruda
Hutstedler, Edith
Hudgins, Mary Bess
Kirby, Elizabeth
Lee, Frank
Loomis, Nellie lane
Maier, Peggy
, . Mike, Marguerite
Moreau, leanne
Odom, Ralph
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Ramsey, Dorothy
Roberts, Raymond
Rogers, Shirley
Spangler, Helen
Suttle, Martha
Tabor, Stanley
Walthers, Dan
Whittlesey,
Margaret Anne
Wyatt, Iimmy
Yeager, Earl
Young, Alice lean
OFFICERS ,
Fall and Spring iq
President
Wyatt Sawy
Dorothy lordan '
Vice-President
Evelyn Troutt
Wyatt Sawyer
Secretary
Florence Bryant
Ieanne Sawyer
Mr. William Meek
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Junior Medical Professions Club
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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 loring into closer contact those students who
have something in common
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Adams, Virginia
Adams, lune
Avard, Collece
Blackwell, Audrea
Bludworth, Mildred
Boldwin, PQCJCJY Alice
Bonnett, Helen
Bowles, Tommy
Brannon, Vera Faye
Bryant, Florence
Cooper, Elsie
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with each other.
MEMBERS
Dillard, Pat
Dillingham, Lillie Mae
Elam, Iuanita
Emery, lma leanne
Evans, Elizabeth
Pawlcs, Milburn
Ferguson, Kathryn
lordan, Dorothy
Loclcard, Raymond
McClung, Helen
Mclntire, Aline
Miller, Agnes
Miller, Mozelle
Pitchtord, Bae
Pledge, Patsy
Pritchett, Doris
Beams, Dorothy
Sawyer, leanne
Sawyer, Wyatt
Tallent, Margaret
Troutt, Evelyn
Wardrop, Ruth
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Future Teachers' Club
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OFFICERS
Full and Spring
President
Patty Hill
Secretary
Peqqy Henderson
Sponsor
Miss Ruth Huttin
The Future Teachers oi America is a nation wide organization, sponsored
by the National Education Association troni which each club receives its
charter and proqram material. Tn recognition ot the many years ot service
rendered by our former principal, our club has
Adamson Future Teachers' Club.
MEMBERS
Blackwell, Audrea lohnson, Marqaret
Gillen, Kathleen Lowe, Kenneth
Henderson, Peqay Salas, Glory
Hill, Patty Smotherman, Dotty
adopted its name, The W. H.
Swattord, lewel
Templeton, Margaret
Turner, Mary Alice
Library Council
OFFICERS
Fcxll and Spring
President
lim Shaw
lack Gray
Vice-President
Eleanor Hawkins
Hazel Collier
Secretary
Ruth McCullough
Buth McCullough
Sponsor
Miss Laura Alexander
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The purposes ot the Library Council are to make the library the center ot
intellectual lite and study in the school, to further the modern teaching idea,
that teachers be informed ot the library materials that may be used in their
teachingsg that pupils be taught how to use these materials etiectively in their
study and learning, to the end that the students ot this school be enlightened
citizens, able to carry on the traditions and ideals ot our democratic nation.
Benda, D'Maris
Bennett, Elinor
Blessing, Marjorie
Brown, Orvil
Clark, Patty Sue
Cockran, L. D.
Coke, Gwen
Collier, Hazel
Cook, Doris
Crott, Torbett
Dailey, Howard
Ellis, lohnnie
Ellison, Viva
Gray, lack
Gray, loe
Geren, Lloyd
MEMBERS
Gruneisen, William
Hawkins, Dorothy
Hawkins, Eleanor
lameson, Mary Lou
Iones, Margie
King, Doris
Koch, Betty Sue
Leslie, Berta Frances
Maier, Peggy
McCullough, Buth
Merritt, Dorothy
Miller, Dorothy
Murdock, lane
Napier, Carl
Nowlin, Bob
North, Mary Buth
Pirtle, lap
Pitts, B. A.
Price, lohn
Pyeatt, Nancy
Shaw, lim
Simms, lack
Smith, Bertram
Smither, Betty
Stanford, Ethel Marie
Todd, Betty
Wade, George
Waggoner, Frances
Wanner, Charles
Warren, lmogene
White, Howard
Williams, Edward
Williams, Voneta
Student Council
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OFFICERS
F all and Spring
President
Rader McCulley
lack Simms
Vice-President
Carl Napier
Torbett Croft
Secretary
Eleanor Hawkins
Ruth McCullough
Sponsor
T. W. Browne
The purpose oi the Student Council is to formulate, through suggested
measures, a more nearly perfect school Democracy, to foster development ot
the fundamental principles ot enthusiastic school citizenship and active school
spirit for this, "the greatest school in this, the greatest state oi this, the greatest
of all Democracies."
Adin, Bill
Albin, Frances
Allen, Bill
Armstrong, Dorothy
Bankhead, Homer
Blaine, loe Anne
Campbell, limmie
Carrell, Erna Mae
Carrell, Sam
Climer, Dorothy
Coleman, Virginia
Collett, Luke
Collier, Carroll
Congleton, Elsie I
Craig, Bert X
Croft, Torbett
Everett, Elise
Flowers, Dorothy Mae
MEMBERS
Gaines, Venus
Gault, Duncan
Gray, lack
Green, Robert
Hare, Virginia
Hawkins, Dorothy
Hawkins, Eleanor
Hill, Tannye A .
Holloway, Gwen
lamieson, LaVerne
Kerr, Louise
Lowe, LaVerne
Luper, Dan
Maier, Peggy
Marshall, Cordelia
Meley, Leroy
McBride, Fred
McCullough, Ruth
Mullen, Fayne
Napier, Thelma
C'Bryan, Latrell
Park, lames
Primm, Billy
Pyeatt, Nancy
Rawlings, l. H.
Redman, lack
C'Rourke, lohn
Schmidt, Dorothy
Simms, lack
Suttle, Martha
Taylor, Boloette
Turner, Mary Alice
Wilder, Truman
Williams, Edward
Wyatt, limmy
Radio and Television
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The Radio Television Club is held at the sixth period ior those boys who
are interested in furthering their knowledge oi the radio and television. Any-
one may belong to this club who has the sixth period oii, Mr. W. T. Hamilton
sponsors this group.
Abbott, Iames
Berry, lack
Carroll, Charley
Cunningham, W. L.
Dodge, Charles
Hair, Robert
Harrison, I. B.
MEMBERS
Hearn, Herbert
Hoake, Wallace
lohnson, W. A.
Kinney, Terry
Lee, Forrest
Leird, Bill
Norvel, Eugene
Reed, limmie
Schmidt, Wallace'
Stephenson, Billy
Thomas, Bill
Tippett, Frank
Whittlessey, Philip
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OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
President
Earl Collins
Frank Lassetter
Vice-President
Richmond Zueieldt
x Kenneth Lowe
Secretary
Lewis Lettwich
Horace Arclinqer
Sponsors
Mr. H. B. Hester
Huqh Hall
The aim ot the Iunior Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout
the school and community, better standards ot Christian character.
Davis, Bob
Esry, Walter
Fletcher, Billy
Hatcher, Dick
Kerr, Vernon
Locket, lack
MEMBERS
Luck, Cobby
Mullins, Bussell
Nowlin, Wanz
Padin, lim
Bamsey, Bobby
Seaman, Art
Spicey, Norman
Valentine, Bert
Vlfhitaker, Pat
Whitlock, Cleo
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OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
resident
Rader McCulley
Edward Williams
Vice-President
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Truman Wilder
Charles Wanner
ecretary
Edward Williams
lack Simms
Sponsor
Richard E. Stroud
The purpose ot the Senior l-li-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 ot this club, the members are
actively engaged in seeking out those individuals best aualiiied to lead, to
guide, and to stimulate clean sports, clean speech, and scholarship.
Allen, lack
Atkisson, Bill
Barr, Chris
Bates, Billy
Bethancourt, Harold
Bolding, Lonnie
Bowden, Edgar
Bowles, Charles
Brown, Orville
Brown, loe
Campbell, lames
Coke, Gwen
Collier, Carroll
Collins, Earl
Cox, Robert
Crott, Torbett
Davis, lohn
MEMBERS
Denton, lames
DeHay, Carlisle
Duncan, Richard
Evans, lames
Gault, Duncan
Crruneisen, William
Harrison, l. B.
Harrison, Harry
Hodges, Murrell
Horn, Wayne
Howard, Guy
Law, Warren
Lee, Forest
Maples, Billy
McBride, Fred
Morrow, Ernest
Nowlin, Bob
O'Brien, Denis
Cgden, Ralph
Roberts, Lionell
Robertson, Wayne
Sellers, Tommy
Simms, lack
Switzer, George
Stephenson, Horace
Wanner, Charles
West, lack
White, Howard
Williams, Edward
Williams, Wayne
Williams, Wyvel AQ 'p
Wilder, Truman
Walker, Ray
Wyatt, limmy
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The assistants of this school are students of high standing chosen by faculty
Amembers as library assistants, ottice assistants, locker guards, gym assistants
Band tor any other purpose in helping the school or teachers. These students
X must be above reproach in every instance and have a good scholastic stand-
g ing. It is an honor to be a student assistant at Adamson High School.
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Albin, Frances
Allen, loan
Armstrong, Dorothy
Ball, Sally
Baxter, Edna
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Blessing, Marjorie
Bryant, Evelyn
Clark, Barbara
Day, Billie Katherine
Dillingham, Lillie Mae
Durham, Burt
Estes, Mary Frances
Eooshee, lane
Eitxiivirime Faye
Horn, Wayne
lameson, Mary Lou
Kerr, Louise
Koch, Betty Sue
Long, Mary lane
Merritt, Dorothy
Odom, Ralph
Perry, Mable Grace
Ramsey, Dorothy
Beams, Dorothy
Sharp, Aubrey
Sullivan, Mildred
Tucker, Dorothy
White, Aylene
Whittlesey,
Margaret Ann
Interscholastic League
Spelling
Patty Sue Clark
Kenneth Cox
Essay Contest
Wayne Horn
Cordelia Marshall
One Act Play Extemporcmeous Speaking
Sarah Ward Connally Tuck West
Patty Sue Clark lOCmUC1 lones
Horace Stephenson Debaters
Declamcxtion
Robert Bryant
Marjorie Havens
Marguerite Milke
Mary Belle Watson
lack Reolrnan
Don McClure
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Adams, June ' I
Atkinson, Bill
Atteherry, lo Ellen
Avroa, Ouida
Baggott, Catliorino
Baker, Verna
Barnett, Frances
Beasley, Evelyn
Blalock, Nelouise
Bonnet, Helen
Brown, Betty B.
Bundrick, Mary Ruth
Cason, Gwendolyn
Carrell, Bernie
Coyton, Helen
Chambers,
Betty lean
Cnatelain, Zoe Ann
Chambers, Ann
Climer, Dorthy
Coker, Betty lane
Coleman, Christine
Coleman, Frances
Collette, Luke
Gollum, Eftie Helene
Cristol, Amelia
Sponsor -- Miss Mae l-lazeltine -
' MEMBERS X
Duff, Gwendolyn
lxiuricari, Reona
Easley, Eilino
Ely, Marion
Folse, Peggy Leo
Forsythe, Thelma
Foster, Betty lean
Fulkerson, Margaret
Godwin, Alice
Cc-:3sett, Rex
Graham, Betty
Griffith, lune
Guest, Gordon
Hamilton, Morimie
Hammett, lack
Harding, Dorthy
Harris, Bobkie
Horn, Floy
Hudgins, Mary
Huddelston, Freda
Huttines, Anita .
lohnson, leanne
lolley, Thelma
lass, hmm Q'
Kimmery, losephine
Koch, Phil
La Peace, Marjorie I
Lee, Mary Evelyn,,f
Lemon, Dorothy '
Lenz, Norma lo mpc
Leslie, Betta sf"
Long, lames X
Lowe, lanie Flo .1
Lowe, LaVerne X
Luckie, Wilma lean
McClenahan, lean
McGee, David
McMullen, Margaret
Miller, Mozelle
Murphy, Harriet
Nichols, Clovis
Norris, Begeiia
North, Iuaniia
Osborne, Ruth
Paden, Helen Grace
Patterson, Paity
Park, lames
Perry, Mable Grace
Powers, Margaret
Prather, Mary Olive
Rainwater, Louise
Rasor, Xerma
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Richardson, Sally
Booker, Helder
Scudder, Bonnie
Shetlield, lamos
Starrett, Betty
Stubbs, Nolan
Stubbs, Virgil
Taylor, Bobette
Tanner,
Billie Marie
Thompson, Thresa
Turner, Kathleen
Turner, Richard
Vaden, Edna Earl
Vaughn, Mary Alice
Voss, Doris
lNatson, Mary Belle
Vtlatson, Frances
Vfeathertord, Doris
Whitley, Martha
Wilder, Peggy
Wilder, lacky
Vtlilliam, Hertha
'vVillis, Dorothy Ann
Wilson,
Mary Frances
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Miss Vifilhelmina Hedde
January Senior Play
MAIN CHARACTERS
Paul Hollis
by
William Gruneisen
Frannie Hollis
by
Edna Lynn Plurnlee
Marjorie Hollis
by
Mary johnston
Crandal Srnythe
by
Rader McCulley
Sponsor
LIFE BEGINS AT SIXTEEN
Paul and Frannie Hollis aided by their club, "The Secret Seven," attempt to
modernize the Hollis Shoe Store while their parents are in Havana. They also
attempt to prove that Crandal Sniythe, a suitor oi their sister Marjorie, is a
raclceteer, but both oi their plans are wrecked when Mr. and Mrs. Hollis return
unexpectedly. Durina the ball which the Secret Seven qives, Crandal Sniythe
is proved to be an irnposter. Marjorie returns to her lover Georqe Gordon, and
Paul is made a hero.
George Gordon
Mrs. Hollis .
Mr. Hollis .
Theo Arhuclcle
Boots Bennett
Pidqie Miller
Dasie jenkins
Dan Zimmer
Hilda . .
Elsie Taggart
. Carl Napier
. Mary Frances Estes
Grville Brown
C. G. Bearden
. . Maraaret Ann Whittlesey
Elinor Bennett
Rebecca Taylor
Warren Law
Mary Bearden
Mildred Cornett
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JUNE SENIOR PLAY
Main Characters
Geraldine
by
Nancy Pyeatt
Bus
by
lack Redman
Sponsor
Miss Wilhelmina Hedde
LITTLE GERALDINE
The story ot "Little Geraldine" shows the ups and downs and awkward
situations which little Geraldine, daughter of a prominent alumnae of a co-ed
college, has to iace when she enters her mothers alma mater. Mamma has
arranged beiorehand to have her "precious" belong to her own sorority, but
Geraldine is put through all the horse-play to which Freshmen are subjected.
Reared and educated abroad, according to the outfoi-date standards of her
mother's girlhood, Geraldine has an education in store for her- ea liberal edu-
cation. The fast moving plot shows how Geraldine, with the help of an at-
tractive young man, ioils the plot oi the rival school to kidnap the star football
player.
MINOR CHARACTERS
Mother Lanning . ....... . Marjorie Havens
liggs . . . . . lohanna Kirwan
Tilly . . . . Sarah Ward Connally
Marv .... . . . Robert Bryant
Miss Montgomery . . Lois Iean Watkins
Lissa .... . Dorothy Hawkins
Nip . . Denis O'Brien
Tuck . . Hiram Warner
Totsy . . . Louise Kerr
Mel . . Owen Coke
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International Peace Forum
OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
President
Forrest Lee
lohn O'Bourke
Vice-President
Warren Law
Pauline Drees
Secretary
Patty Sue Clark
Latrell C'Bryan
Sponsor
Miss Winnie Langford
The international Peace Forum grew out of the study ot a special unit on
International Relationship and Vlforld Peace taken up by the classes in History
8 and History 4 in the tall ot '37. The purpose of the group is to study problems
ot national importance since most ot these are related either directly or indi-
rectly to that of World Peace. The programs consist ot debates, panel discus
sions, and special reports, always followed by a spirited discussion by the
members. The motto could well be stated as, "Learn the tacts and do your
part as a citizen," or "lt is not tor us to judqe, but to understand."
MEMBERS
Baker, Martha Ann
Berry, Donald 3
Brackeen, Vernon Q
Burqe, Betty
Carlton, Tuanita ,
Caude, Tommy Faye
Collier, Hazel
Cojnbs, Ann I
Conqhton, Elise '
Cook, Doris '
Donald, lack
Drees, Pauline
Duncan, Richard
Eason, Sara lane
Eastham, Mary
Emmons, Betty
Fooshee, lane
Gaither, Grace
Gardner, l. E,
Grey, Mary
Guynes, Katherine
Hearne, Maurine
Hill, Charles
Hill, Patty
Hilton, Wanda
Houston, Stanley
lnqram, Pat
lones, Billie lean
Kemp, Doris
Kine, Doris
Lewis, Lawrence
Lonq, Mary layne
Lumpkin, Dorothy
McClure, Don
Napier, Thelma
C'Bryan, Latrell
C'Rourke, Iohn
Osborne, Iohn
Pearson, Marinell
Primm, Billy
Bedman, lack
Sanders, Connie
Santord, Minnie
Skelton, Marvin
Smith, Dorothy
Smith, Frances
Tolbert, lune
Taylor, Betty
Tennison, Maiiorie
lflfaden, Ada
Vilhite, Elma
Williams, Frances
Young, lim
Book Review Club
OFFICERS
Fall cmd Spring
President
Mary Ruth North
Doris King
Vice-President
Margaret Ann Whittlesey
Hazel Collier
Secretary
Doris King
Doris Cook
Sponsor
Miss Lorine Higginbotham
The purpose ot the club is to encourage the reading ot outstanding books,
to give opportunity for review and discussion in the programs by both mem-
bers and outside speakers, and to promote friendly social contacts between its
members.
Bearden, Mary
Bennet, Elinor
Black, leanne
Blaine, lo Anne
Blessing, Marjorie
Boldziggar, Marion
Clark, Patty Sue
Collier, l-lazel
Cook, Doris
Estes, Mary Frances
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MEMBERS
Grissatti, Evelyn
Hawkins, Dorothy
Hawkins, Eleanor
Hill, Tannye
lohnston, Mary
King, Doris
Koch, Betty Sue
McCullough, Ruth
Miller, Dorothy
Murdock, lane
Murrell, Virginia
North, Mary Buth
Parker, Ann
Poole, Dorothy
Pyeatt, Nancy
Saunders, Louise
Schmidt, Dorothy
Smither, Betty
Waggoner, Frances
W'hittlesey,
Margaret Ann
OFFICERS
Fall and
President
Spring
Iodnnd Iones
Vice-President
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Kenneth Lowe
Secretary
Frank Ldssetter
Sponsor
Miss Molry Mondy
Junior Red Cross
The Iunior Red Cross is an organization not only in our school but in our
city, state ond nation. This organization renders service to persons in distress
or in need.
MEMBERS
Bull, Dorothy Ldssetter, Fronk
Iones, Ioofnncx Thoxton, Bob
Little, Thomas Vfhitlock, Cleo
Lowe, Kenneth
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French Department
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, histrion
ics, science, including medicine, engineering, writing, they believe it is of
great value to the average student in improving his enunciation, enlarging his
vocabulary, expanding his field of interest, developing his appreciation of
literary form, and increasing his capacity for enjoyment.
Ballard, Norma lean
Bethancourt, Hal
Birbilis, Frances
Boyd, Marjorie
Coates, Mary Dean
Childress, Beatrice
Collier, limmie
Conrad, Frances
Corley, Eileen
Cox, Robert
Cunningham, Bernice
Cutler, Bill
Davis, Ora Dean
Dodd, Cranston
Ellis, lohnny
Ferguson, Marjorie
Gault, Duncan
Gentry, Robert
Gentry, Ellen Ruth
George, Doris
Gillette, Mary Ann
Gomez, Lupe
Gordon, lack
Graves, Dorothy
Green, Carol Ann
Pig: One Ilnndred Two
Griffith, lune
Hawkins, Don
Harris, Dwight
Hodges, Hobart
Hostler, Donella
Humphrey, Frank
lvy, Winifred
lohnson, Margaret
lohnson, Velma
lohnson, Beth
King, Katherine
Loftice, Nellie
Lowe, lanie
Lowe, La Verne
McCroskey, lack
Milholland, Sherry
Moore, Bette Ann
Morgan, Mary Alice
Morgan, Ernest
Pogue, Kathryn
Polk, Dorothy
Reeves, Nancy
Reston, Malvanee
Richardson, Sally Pat
Robnett, Flo
Robnett, Ruth
Saunders, Charlotte
Savage, Imogene
Seamans, Arthur
Shelby, lane
Schleffer, Gussie lo
Shields, Mary
S' vus, Ellen
ace, Mary Elaine
H teger, losephine
' Stone, Billie Charles
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utton, Nancy Carol
Tabor, Stanley
Taylor, Betty
Taylor, Rebecca
Teal, Norma
Terry, Billie lean
Tomlinson, Billie lean
Vaughn, Mary Alice
Warren, Annalee
Vlfeatherby, Carolyn
Welch, Margaret Ruth
Wilson, Betty
Wilson, Mary Frences
Yeargan, Eleanor
Th1s large and wide-awake department is Composed oi students who wish
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Art Department
Sponsor-Mrs. Nellie Clement
to promote the interest ot art and art culture.
Allen, Eugene
Bell, lack
Bendrat, R. V.
Brannon, Bill
Brown, Eugene
Coats, Gene
Cook, Harold
Daniel, Sammie
Denton, Allen
Denton, Wayne
Eads, B. G.
Elphingstone, lack
Esry, Walter
Evans, Iames
Grobbe, Phil
Gordon, George
Hoake, Wallace
Holland, Iohn
Hughes, Robert
lnnis, Willard
Lloyd, Elgin
Locke, Iames
Malone, Edwine
Marler, Albin
McClintock, Eugene
MeKee, Harold
Meley, Leroy
Nelson, Robert
Noyd, Martin
Redwine, Bob
Richardson, Hal
Richardson, Dick
Robinson, Harmon
Robinson, Iohnnie
Rodgers, Clifford
Sanger, Edwine
Stalcup, larnes
Sharp, Aubry
Stubbleiield, Allen
Truley, Richard
Wade, Louis
Williams, Lester
Wilson, Wailand
Albin, Frances
Amundsen, lean
Anderson, Louise
Armstrong, Dorothy
Arrant, Fae
Atteberry, Betty Edithe
Bell, Earline
Benda, D'Maris
Berry, Mimi
Bibbs, Marie
Blaine, Dorothy
Bludworth, Mildred
Brown, Dorothy
Bullard, Martha
Calvin, Donna
Cameron, loyce
Coleman, Virginia
Couch, Stella
Dorsctt, Roselyn
Delany, ,lean
Dobbins, Frances
Dunn, Dorothy
Ellison, Viva
Enzensperger, Mabel
Falkner, Patsy
Ford, Margaret
Gainer, Venus
Gallaspie, Clara Mae
Garland, Glenn
Graham, Betty
Green, Gloria Ann
Hawkins, Dorothy
Hill, Betty lo
Hill, Peggy lean
Howell, Iune
Howser, Doris
lngram, Bennye lune
Iameson, Mary Lou
Iarrard, Dorothy
lensen, Gayle
Johnson, Ieannette
Iohnson, lmogene
Iones, Margie
Kemp, Doris
Kirwan, Iohanna
Lesley, Mildred
Layton, Dorothy
Lowe, Marjorie
McSpadden, Wanda
McLaren, Ion
Merritt, Dorothy
Miller, Ethel
Miller, Mozelle
Milholland, Sherry
Morgan, Mary Alice
Murphy, Harriett
Nelson, Loretta
Nelson, Margaret
Newton, Earline
North, Iuanita
Norris, Regina
Patterson, Patty
Perry, Alice
Peterson, Betty
Peterson, Patty
Polk, Dorothy
Pooley, Mary
Poulsen, Patricia
Pritchett, Doris
Ragland, Mary
Reese, Sybil
Rhodes, Rosemary
Richardson, Omega
Sanford, Mary Kathryn
Savage, Imogene
Shelby, Helen
Silvy, Helen
Smith, Rosalie
Srnyers, lmogene
Stanley, luanita
Stokey, Doris
Surley, Martha lean
Tolbert, lune
Tolbert, Marion
Thompson, lanice
Tiner, Erma
Vaughn, Mary Alice
Whittington, Betty lo
Wilder, Iackie Sue
Willbanks, Gwendolyn
Williams, Kathleen
Wilks, Meridith
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Allen, Billy
Babb, Herbert
Betts, David
Bond, A. D.
Butcher, Bill
Carrol, Clay Von
Childers, Conway
Clark, Robert
Coleman, Tommy
Conine, Ernest
Croft, Torbett
Davis, Bob
Durham, Burt
Easley, Raymond
Fagan, C. A.
F ain, M. N.
F olse, Mack
Ford, Taylor
Ford, Ted
Garretson, Howard
Gault, Carter
George, R. C.
Gillette, Fred
Goodwikinpjullfx.
Graham: Max
Green, Harry
Hamilton, Robert
Hanson, Walter
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High School Band
Sponsor-Colonel Herzog
Hatcher, Dick
Hawkins, Don
Hodges, Murrell
lenkins, George
lones, Glen
Kinkel, Dan ' l
Langston, Zack '
Law, Warren
Lee, Forrest
Lee, Frank
Lettwich, Lewis
Leslie, Frank
Martin, S. W.
McChesney, lames
McCroskey, lack
McGee, Gene
Morgan, Weldon
Muchmore, Robert
Mullan, Russell
Murphy, Pat
Newby, William
O'Brien, Dennis
Patterson, Wayne V ,
Payne, Clarkl- f ,
Potthoit, Bill R
Ramsey, Bobby
Redman, lack
Reese, Eugene
Reynolds, lames
Robertson, Wayne
Robinson, Bill
Robinson, lohn
Saunders, Marsey
Smith, lohn Leslie
Smith, lerry
Spray, Norman
Stephenson, Horaae
Thaxton, Billy
Walters, Ralph
Vlfarner, Frank
Wathen, Eugene
White, William
W'hitlock, Cleo
Wilson, Wailand
Wright, Hailey
Williams, Horace
Zueteldt, Richard
Mcriorettes
lones, Marjorie
Sanford, Ethel Marie
Sponsor
'W'arren, lmogene
Orchestra and Music Club
Sponsor---Miss Mae Hazeltine
The object of the orchestra is to learn some oi the best selections in music
and to experience ensemble work which is team work.
Adams, Virginia
Anderson, Betty
Baker, Drucilla
Baker, Verna
Bankhead, Homer
Barnett, I. C.
Barnett, Frances
Barnett, Vernon
Beasley, Evelyn
Bender, Adeline
Birdsong, lacky
Blair, Mary Frances
Blalock, Nelouise
Blanton, Nadine
Boedelcer, Allen
Briedlove, Wendell
Bundrick, Mary Ruth
Carrell, Bernie
Cardana, Moses
Chambers, Betty
Chatelain, Zoe Ann
Coleman, Frances
Clawson, Bob
Coates, Glennes
Coleman, Tommy
Creel, lohnny
Cullum, Effie
Darr, Margaret Ann
Dalton, lack
MEMBERS
Easley, Raymond
Eastham, Mary
Echols, Wally
Eddy', Aliene
Ely, Marion
Folse, Peggy
Forsyth, Thelma
Graham, Max
Godwin, Alice
Gosset, Rex
Green, H .T.
Green, Peggy
Griffith, lune
Guest, Gordon
Harris, Bobbie
Hollander, Marion
Howell, lune
lvade, Louis
lohnson, Therman
lohnson, Margaret
Koch, Phil
Lee, Frank
Lewis, Sue
Long, lames
Luckie, Wilma lean
Martin, Helen
McCrosky, Iacky
McGee, David
McManus, William
Murphy, Charlotte
Murphy, Harriet
Nolen, Billy
Park, lames
Ranft, Marquita
Robinson, Margaret
Rooker, Helda
Schieffer, Gussie lo
Sheffield, lames
Shook, Bobbie
Smith, Rosalie
Stone, Billie Charles
Taylor, Bobbette
Teal, Norma
Templeton, Margaret
Templeton, Mary lean
Tyler, Frances
Vaughn, Mary Alice
Wade, Louis
Walker, LaVerne
Watson, Frances
Waite, Eugene
White, Dorace
Wilder, Peggy
Willis, Dorothy Ann
Wilson, Mary Frances
Young, Alice lean
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Albin, Frances
Aycock, Edith
Bagqett, Kathleene
Baltzegar, Marian
Benda, D'Maris
Billert, Lois
Billingsley, Doris
Black, jeanne
Blaine, Dorothy
Blaine, joe Anne
Blair, Mary Frances
Blessing, Marjorie
Brown, Betty Byrd
Brown, june
Carlton, juanita
Carpenter, Marian
Carrell, Erna Mae
Carrell, Mary Lou
Chambers, Betty jean
Chatelain, Zoe Anne
Clark, Barbara Ann
Coleman, Christine
Collier, Hazel
Common, Elizabeth
Cook, Doris
Cooper, Maxine
Couch, jo Marie
Cowan, Norma
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Sponsor-Miss Bae Peters
MEMBERS G. V
Cruse, Rosalyn
Davis, Carolyn
Davis, Muriel
Eddy, Aliene
Edgar, Catherine
Edmondson,
Betty jean
Edmondson, Frances
Elam, juanita
Elmore, Doris
Emery, lma jeanne
Everett, Elise
Ferguson, Marjorie
Fooshee, jane
Garrett, Dorothy
George, Doris
Gillette, Ellen
Glover, Betty jane
Graham, Betty
Grissaffi, Evelyn
Gual, Marjorie
Guy, Mary Helen
Hall, Mary jane
Harmon, Virginia
Hatfield, Dorothy
Hearn, Maurine
Hill, Betty jo
Hill, Peggy jean
Hill, Tannye
Hilton, Wanda
Hoffman, Mary jean
Holloway, Gwen
Hostler, Donnella
Huff, Virginia
Huffines, Anita
Hufstedler, Edith
james, Esther
jolly, Gwen
jones, Betty
jones, Billy jean
jones, Charleene
jones, joanna
jones, Margie
Keebaugh, Carroll '-
King, Doris
Law, Barbara
Leach, jean
Lee, Mary Evelyn
Lemly, Carolyn
Lewis, Florence
Loftice, Nellie
McClung, Helen
McLaren, jon
C'Bryan, Latrell
Paden, Helen Grace
Pearson, Marinell
Pettijohn, Anna juan
Pitchford, Bae
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Poole, Dorothy
Porter, Nell Buth
Poulsen, Patricia
Bagland, Gloria
Bainwater,
Mary Louise
Richardson, Bettie
Biddle, Lillian
Boundtree, Mary Buth
Sariders, Constance
sdnfopd, Ethel Marte
' Satcheel, Melba
Shiga-lds, Mary
Smith, Dorothy
" Smith, Marcill
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Solomon, Ruth
j Stallings, juanita
Taylor, Bobette
Thompson, Mary jo
Thompson, Zana
Tucker, Dorothy
Waggoner, Frances
Walker, LaVerne
VV all, LaVerne
Walther, Katie
WVilder, jackie
Wilder, Peggy
Williams, Mary jo
Pep Squad
CAPTAINS
Doris Cook . . . . Assistant
Marjorie Blessing . . Captain
Doris King . . . . Assistant
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Kearney Marie Williams
Tony Murphy
Sylvia Ann Glover
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A Group of Ping-Pong Players
Gym Class
Members of Archery Club
Freshmen-Sophomore Class
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Horseback Riding Club
OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
President
Cleo Whitlock V'
Max Graham Q'-
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Vice-President , B P
Ioan Blaine i 'ff'
Mary Shields ' '
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Mary Shields
lune Brown
Sponsor
Miss Eunice Tilley
The purpose ot the Horseback Riding Club is to create, maintain, and ex-
tend 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.
Adams, Virginia
Amis, lane
Brown, lune
Cook, Dorothy
Cochran, L. D.
Cutler, Bill
Daniel, lack
Elam, luanita
MEMBERS
Gardner, lohn
Graham, Betty
Graham, Max
Lassetter, Frank
Lent, Betty Lou
Long, Mary lane
Maier, Peggy
McCullough, Ruth
McLaren, lon
Pirtle, lap
Pledge, Patsy
Richardson, Sally
Satterwhite, Bill
Vtfilkinson, Katherine
Wilks, Meredith
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MAIN CHARACTERS
Marie, Princess Rozenia called Magazine Princess ...... lune Griffith
Michael St. Denise 'graduate of Hargis, now in Secret Service . Vernon Barnett
Herbert Hargis -estudent ...,..,........ Charles Parr
Betty f-freshman at Hargis ............, W'anda Binion
A group of college students have gathered at the seashore home of Miss Stewart, pro
fessor of English in the Hargis co-educational University, io be entertained and to practice
up on their athletics. Eagerly they greet Michael, who is a graduate of Hargis and a former
tennis champion. Michael recognizes Marie, a runaway princess from the fictitious country
of Rosenia, and after hearing her story agrees to help her. With the help of lulia, a co-ed at
Hargis, and also the daughter of the governor, Michael succeeds in capturing Red Rosie
a pirate, sent by the King of Rosenia to capture Marie. All are happy over Marie's freedom
and again the college celebration is resumed amid enthusiastic cheers and singing for
Hargis.
Alldredge, Doris
Arnett, G. C.
Avera, Guida Ruth
Baldwin, Peggy
Barnett, Frances
Barnett, Vernon
Berry, Mimi
Binion, Wanda
Blalock, Nelouise
Brown, Bill
Bundrick, Mary Ruth
Carrell, Bernie
Castleberry, Gloria
Chambers, Betty
Clawson, Bob
Coker, Betty lane
Coleman, Christine
Collum, Effie
Coop, Anna Louise
Dilleshaw, Margaret
Drain, Gwendolyn
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CHARACTERS
Dyer, Gloria Mae
Edmendson, Betty
Ely, Marion
Evans, Elizabetth
Fain, tune
False, Peggy Lee
Feagerson, Catherine
Foesytthe, Thelma
Garland, Glenn
Godwin, Alice
Gossett, Rex
Griffith, lune
Guest, Gordon
Hackler, Thaviu
Harrison, Marjorie
Hollander, Marion
Huddleston, Fredda
Hurgins, Mary Bess
Huff, Virginia
Hiffins, Anita
Hunter, Billie Ann
lackson, Lennie
lackson, Minnie Earl
lohnson, Imogene
lohnson, Ioyce
lohnson, leannette
lohnson, W. A.
Iolly, Thelma lo
tones, Norma Louise
Martin, Helen
McGee, David
Miller, Mozelle
Murphy, Harriet
North, luanita
C'Brien, Denis
Parks, lames
Parr, Charles
Rooker, Hilder
Sadmeyer, lean
Scudder, Bonnie
Sheiffer, Gussie lo
Sheffield, lames
Smith, Rosalee
Smith, Marcile
Stark, Calvin
Stubbs, Nolan
Stubbs, Virgil
Summers, Dorothy
Sypert, Billie lean
Tanner, Billie Marie
Turner, Richard
Turner, Marie
Vaughan, Mary Alice
Voss, Doris
Watson, Frances
Weatherford, Doris
Wilson, Mary Frances
Wilson, Mildred
Winter, Dorothy tune
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Guard . . Melvin Mathis
Color Sergeant . . . lack West
Color Serqeant . . .Wyvel Williams
Guard . . Billy Lucas
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First Row: George Harmon, Robert Cox, Robert lvy, Duncan Gault, Prentiss
Eason, George Dasheill Switzer, Owen Coke.
Second Row: Ioe Brown, Philip Whittlesey, Vernon Beasley, Lionel Roberts,
Stanley Tabor, loe Phillips, Aubry Sharp, lack Lord, Wyvel Williams.
Third Row: Iohn Boluch, Kenneth Cox, Bill Brown, Charles Wanner.
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Compan A
Privates
Abbott, lames
Ault, Robert
Beard, T. K.
Beasley, Earl
Bandrat, R. V.
Blackwell, Clyde
Bledsoe, Porter
Boedeker, Allen
Bowles, Charles
Bowling, Ray
Britt, lohn
Brown, lohn
Carlisle, Robert
Cooper, William
Creal, lohnny
Cunningham, W. L.
Daniels, Charles
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Doudney, Charles
Elphinstone, lack
Evans, lames
Farris, Bob
Fowler, Clarence
Frazier, Boyd
Fuller, lame-s
Gillock, l. W.
Gilmer, Charles
Gray, George
Gregory, Carl
Hartsfield, Merldean
Hendrickson, Harry
Herring, Fred
Harn, Olin
Humphrey, Frank
lennings, William
lohnson, Wayne
Keel, lames
Kilgore, Kendall
Keener, David
La Plant, Raymond
Lewis, Lawrence
Little, Tom
Mays, Billy
Mahaney, Charles
McClintock, I. K.
Maidow, loe
Morrow, Ernest
Nelson, Roy
Newman, Fred
Ogdesley, George
Gliver, Herman
Ridley, Philip
Pollock, Paul
Robertson, Elgin
Captain
Coke, Owen
First Lieutenant
Brown, loe
Second Lieutenant
Bryant, Robert
Simms, lack
Sponsor
Betty Marie Todd
First Sergeant
Guillory, I. W.
Serqeants
Bowden, Edgar
Cox, Kenneth
Hackler, Taswell
Heiskell, limmie
Lee, Lawrence
Roberts, Raymond
Wilder, Truman
Corporals
Carrell, Sam
Craig, Bert
lvy, David
Morgan, David
Odom, Ralph
Walthers, Danny
Gibson, George
First Class Privates
Esry, Walter
Pasino, Frank
Sabo, David
Sanders, Lloyd
Schmidt, Wallace
Salter, lack
Sharp, Aubrey
Smith, Robert
Sanford, Holt
Stewart, Duane
Stultz, Sydnor
Thompson, Pat
Whittlesey, Frank
Walraven, lohn
AWanger, George
Whitley, Herman
Williams, Oliver
Worden, loe
Wyche, Hubert
Yarborough, Barkley
Yearger, Earl
Captain
Cox, Robert
First Lieutenant
Phillips, Ioe
Second Lieutenants
Harrison, Harry
Beiseker, Marvin
Sponsor
Dorothy Hawkins
First Sergeant
Coker, Marshall
Staff Sergeant
McBride, Fred
Serqeants
Atkinson, Bill
Bethancourt, Harold
Farrar, Billy
Marco, Virgil
Mclntire, Lonnie
Patrick, Bob
' Kirby, Dale
Corporals
Baker, Robert
Carter, Morris
Harris, lack
Roller, Ted
Tabor, Stanley
Wall, Dan
Wiley, A. P.
Wiley, Iames
Privates
Adkisson, W. C.
Anderson, Charles
Bell, lack
Black, Donald
Bobo, Otis
Chalkey, Francis
Claunch, lohn
Clauson, Bob
Crumbie, Watson
Davis, Everett
Davis, I. E.
Dees, David
Dodd, Cranston
Evans, I. C.
Finley, Carl
Garland, Gale
Geisert, Leanord
Company B
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Gordon, George
Green, Billy lack
Gross, B. E.
Haake, Wallace
Hare, Robert
Hayne, Lem
Hillin, Charles
Hillin, Sam
Hope, Bob
Hughes, Robert
Humphreys, Ewell
Hunley, Collin
lames, Leon
Kerr, Vernon
Kinney, Ierry
Lemons, Charles
Locket, lack
Longley, George
Low, Kenneth
Mayabb, Charles
Merjanian, Paul
Mitchell, C. H.
Moore, Charles
Morgan, Charles
McMahan, George
Norvel, Eugene
Osborne, lohn
Paden, lim
Phillips, Ray
Proctor, Charles
Proctor, Foster
Qualls, Forest
Ray, Tom
Redwine, Bob
Reynolds, Roy
Richburg, Roy
Risinger, Billy
Rockett, lames
Russell, Lloyd
Shoen, Ernest
Schultz, Carl
Seguine, l. E.
South, Charles
Smith, Lawrence
Stevenson, Robert
Stewart, Lowery
Summers, Iames
Talbot, limmy
Whitley, Vaden
Williams, Billy
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Company C
Privates
Ables, F. G.
Adams, W. H.
Adin, Bill
Allen, Bill
Austin, Charles
Baker, Roy
Barnes, Ralph
Berry, Zack
Bobbiti, Dick
Byers, Raymond
Carter, Bill
Commons, Milton
Good, Willie
Crockett, lames
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Crow, lames
Cutler, Bill
Daraan, lohn
Evans, Forrest
Freeland, Wayne
Gibbons, Robert
Gibson, Carl
Greqory, William
Hamm, C. O.
Hamilton, Ernest
Heaton, Leon
Henderson, Boland
Holt, Clifford
Horn, Wayne
Humphreys, Earl
lameson, David
Lester, Cecil
Lonq, lames
Lucas, Billy
Mathis, Melwyn
McCarty, Wendell
McKay, Harold
Michael, Louis
Milke, Henry
Minnick, Bob
Q'Rourke, Frank
Packer, Gilbert
Palmer, Howard
Captain
Gault, Duncan
First Lieutenants
Switzer, Dashiell
Collier, limmie
Second Lieutenant
Boluch, Iohn
Sponsor
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Baumann, Delbert
Sergeants
Maples, Billy
Whittelsey, Phillip
Gossett, Earl
Childress, loy
Duncan, Richard
Corporals
Everett, Billy
Geren, Lloyd
Reston, Ray
Smith, Bertram
Holcomb, Harold
Collier, Carroll
Trapp, Albert
Payne, David
Payne, Howard
Pond, Douglas
Posey, Charles
Powell, Ernest
Sallis, Fred
Shaw, Otis
Sturdivant, Gorden
Tennison, Ross
Tubre, Wilfred
Uckert, Lee
Utt, Lee
Walker, Raymond
Watson, Reese
Westerfelt, lohn
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Harmon, George
Second Lieutenants
Wanner, Charles
Allen, lack
Moore, lames
Sponsor
Eleanor Hawkins
First Sergeant
Brown, Bill
Technical Sergeant
Williams, Wyvel
Sergeants
Hackler, Thaviu
Denton, Iames
Ogden, Ralph
Caldwell, Ralph
Corporals
Austin, Harold
Bowles, Tommy
Dodge, Charles
Cowing, Harry
Shelton, Marvin
Wheeler, Hermon
Williams, Nev
Privates
Adams, Roy Lee
Allen, Ted
Ardinger, Horace
Avrea, Carl
Bates, Billy
Berry, Don
Bixler, W. D.
Brown, Kenneth
Burris, Billy
Campbell, William
Coe, William
Crossland, Edward
Deaver, Bill
Company D J
Deen, lames
Diamond, Rawlings
Ellis, George
Gardner, lohn
Garriott, George
Gomez, William
Gordon, lack
Gray, Bob
Hart, Sealy
Havens, Earl lack
Herman, Harry
Hocker, Claude
Houston, Stanley
Karr, Bill
Laird, Bill
Crouch, A. I.
Lipe, Eugene
Lee, Robert E.
Looney, lohn
McClain, lule Dean
McMaines, Landie
Melugin, Clarance
Miller, Roy
Morgan, Ernest
Nowlin, Wanz
C'Rourke, lohn
Prichard, Hoyle
Pulliam, lames
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Reeves, Stewart
Richards, Albert
Richardson, Dick
Richardson, Walter
Robins, Lester
Skelton, Ben
Stice, Herbert
Stultz, Wilson
Tucker, George
Wallace, lames
White, William
Wilmoth, R. C.
Wilson, K.
Windsor, Norman
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Captain Corporals
Stephenson, Horace
First Lieutenant
Lee, Forrest
Second Lieutenants
O'Brien, Denis
Gillette, Fred
Redman, lack
Allen, Billy
Croft, Torbett
Williams, Horace
Sponsor
lmogene Warren
First Sergeant
Wright, Hailey
Staif Sergeants
Durham, Burt
Iones, Glen
Sergeants
Easley, Raymond
Graham, Max X:
Hanson, Walter
Law, Warren
Lee, Frank
McGee, Gene
Martin, S. W.
Robertson, Wayne
Smith, Terry
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Childers, Conway
Davis, Bob
Fagan, C. A.
Gault, Carter
Goodwin, Paul
Hatcher, Dick
Lettwich, Lewis
McChesney, lames
Reese, Eugene
Privates. First Class
Fain, M. N.
Hawkins, Don
Potthatf, Bill
Robinson, Bill
Wathen, Eugene
Whitlock, Cleo
Privates
Babb, Herbert
Betts, David
Bond, A. D.
Butcher, Bill
Carrol, Clay Von
Clark, Robert
Coleman, Tommy
Conine, Earnest
Folse, Mack
Ford, Taylor
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George, R. C.
Green, Harry
Hamilton, Robert
Hodges, Murrell
lenkins, George I
Kinkel, Dan
Langston, Zack
Leslie, Frank
McCroskey, lack
Morgan, Weldon
Muchmore, Robert
Mullan, Russell
Murphy, Fat
Newby, William
Patterson, Vfaynet
Payne, Clarkl' 5"
Ramsey, Bobby V'
Reynolds, lames
Robinson, Iohn
Saunders, Marsey
Smith, lohn Leslie
Spray, Norman
Thaxton, Bob
Thomas, Billy
Walters, Ralph
Warner, Frank
White, William T.
Wilson, Wailand
Zueteldt, Richard
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COACHES
VV. E. Noah, Track
C. V. Ballard, Football
Verde Dickey, Football
W. P. Durrelt, Baseball
R. B. Harris, Foolball
H. N. Smith, Tennis
ll. C. lleltwlcb, Golf
FIRST TEAM
First Row: Lloyd Dunham, Bob Vtfassoni, Pitzhuqh Hill, Robert Calder, Howard Vtfhite, Gerald Tallent, Horace Williams,
Lonnie Bolclina, Ottie Samms. ' U,
Second Row: lack Sibley, Don Hunley, Walter Patton, Robert Baker, lames Nall, RodneyYSorenson, Harold Iones, Ster-
lina Hulen, Torbett Croit, Iames Roberson, Charles Thompson.
Third Row: Leslie Miller, lack Simms, Wilbert Blanton, Vernon Braclceen, Nick Lanza, lohn Kniqht, Lawrence Lewis,
Leroy Meley, Bob Nowlin, L H. Rawlinas.
SECOND TEAM
First Row: Hershel Keener, Albert Bass, Lem Haynes, larnes Calvert, Iohn Osborne, Sammie Daniels, Bradley Hoque
Harry Cowina, Bill Primm, Lloyd Russell, Billy Shelton, Ioe Senter, I. E. Sequin, Sydney Hanson, Raymond'Lock
ard.
Second Row: Horace Ardinqer, Iimmie Reed, Ed Kelly, Troy Chandler, Ben Skelton, Bennie Duncan, lack Lockett, Tom
my Bowley, Clyde Surrati, Harold Blankenship, Rawlins Diamond, Pat Whitaker, Raymond Walker, Ed Teubner
Richard Zueieldt, Bill Karr, Earl Beasley.
Third Row: Richard Avery, Elard Wilson, Eugene McClintock, Earl Price, Robert Gentry, Lester Robbins, Elgin Lloyd
Don Lippincott, Captaing Melvin Green, Billy Burrus, I. M. Bryan, Sonny Simmons, larnes Neighbors, Billy Gibson
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September 22. Adamson 0-Longview 2
The Leopards journeyed to Longview for their first game of the season and
went down in defeat by the "baseball" score of 2 to U. The Leopards outplayed
their opponents throughout the game and deserved a victory.
September 30. Adamson 33-Graham 0
ln their second game the Leopards really hit their stride. Adamson scored
twice in the first quarter, once in the second, and once in the third and fourth
quarters, also. Graham was never able to make a sustained drive during the
course of the game.
October 6. Adamson 20--Iohn Reagan tl-Ioustonl 6
Playing their first game in the new Dalfl-li Stadium, Adamson beat a pow-
erful team in lohn Reagan of Houston. Reagan was the favorite, but the Leop-
ard's speed proved too much for the Reaganites to handle.
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lack Simms
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.Torbett Croft
Lawrence Lewis
lohn Knight
Vernon Brackeen
Nick Lanza
.Lonnie Bolding
. larnes Roberson
October 12. Adamson 21-Tech 0
Opening the district race against Tech Hi,
the Leopards proved from the start that they
were going to be serious contenders for the
city championship. Adamson did all its scor-
ing during the first half. Tech threatened the
Leopard goal several times, but could never
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October 20. Adamson 33-Forest 6
The Leopards turned in a great game against the heavier Forest team.
Speed again was an important factor in the victory. The Leopards scored once
in the first quarter, once in the third and three times in the last.
November 10. Adamson 6-Woodrow Wilson 20
Adamson lost its only district game to Vlfoodrow Wilson, the team that
eventually won the city title. The Leopards entered the game with a had case
of jitters and never settled down until late in the game. The 'Wildcats scored in
the first, second and third quarters while the Leopard's only tally came in the
last quarter.
November 23. Adamson 14-North Dallas 12
The North Dallas game was one of the most exciting of the season. Trailing
by two touchdowns at the half, the Leopards played the most courageous game
of the season as they came from behind to win. The last score came in the last
minute of the game.
November 30. Adamson 18-Sunset 13
Adamson won its last game of the season
over their neighborhood rivals, the Sunset Bis-
ons. The game was played in a dense fog and
at times the spectators could not see the play
on the field. The Leopards scored in the first,
third and last quarters while the Bisons pushed
across their touchdowns in the second and
fourth quarters.
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Horace Willianis
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Harold lcnes
Fitzhuah Hill
l. H. Rawlings
Bob Nowlin
Leslie Miller
Manager
Pain Mullen
Fiizhuah Hill
Iames Roberson
limmie Campbell
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Lettermen
Carlisle DeHay
Durwood Harloer
Tommye Sellers
I. B. Harrison
Harry Lowe
Geren Chapman
Raymond Hill
Nick Lanza
Leslie Miller
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Bob Vlfasson
Troy Chandler
Howard Palmer
Carlisle Del-lay
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lames Campbell
Cferen Chapman
Tommy Sellers
Fiizhnah l-lill
Douglas Pond
Baymond Loolcard
Leslie Miller
Marvin Moore
Wanz N owlin
Baymond l-lill
l-larry Lowe
l. B. l-larrison
lohn Kniahi
Wesley Enaland
Melvin Mathis
Nick llanza
Albert Bass
Boberi Booth
Luke Colleit
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Iames Penn
W. P. Cylce
Ernest Ledford
lames Felt
lohn Holland
Paul Rosenberg
Second Row
lames Calvert
Robert Smith
Herbie Moore
Baseball
lohnny Bob Creel
Bob Wasson
Payne Mullen
Hendrix Hallobaugh
Durwood Harber
lames Roberson
Earl Beezley
Tom Chandler
Third Row
David McGee
Nick Lanza
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Alford Tarborough
Raymond Hill
I. W. Guillory'
Felix Timpa
lack Simms
Geren Chapman
Troy lohnson
Albert Bass
I. H. Rawlings
Marvin Moore,
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Track
Winners in thc city and district track mccts
Front Row Middle Row
I. E. Davis Bob Bearden
Charles Thompson Horace Williams
Billy Bates Bay Walker
Morris Frost H LeRoy Meley
Earl Collins Euaene McClintock
W. H. Adams Verlan Lewis
Gerald frqiiem i David ivy
Harrel Frost ROY Adams
Ted Allen
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Winton E. Noah
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larnes Vauqhan
Clvlanaaerl
David Wall
Buford Phillips
Wilson Atteberry
Bob Nowlin
Bohert l-lamliton
Sydnor Stultz
Bradley Hoque
lerry Kinney
I. B. McClintock
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Bob Nowlin, Leroy Meley, Gerald Tallent, Morris Frost
Tennis Teams
Thurman Johnson, joan Peterson, Larry Stewart, Margie Jones, R. N. Smith, Cranston Dodd
Meredith Wilks, Ben Ard, Rudolph Roberson
Golf Team t
Russell Warren, L. C. Leftwich, john Knight, Captain. B. Harrison, Max Graham, james Roberson
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Cheerleaders
Mary Bearclen
Jerry Smith
Hazel Collier
Wilburn Morrison
Johnnie Ellis
Charles Wanner
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Odom, Ralph
O'Rourke, John
Roberts, Raymond
Sellers, Tommy
Vau han, A. C.
Warner, PEER
Wessels, Dean
Williams, Nev
Young, Jim
Arrance, Carol
Benda, D'Maris
Hodges, Murrell
Jamieson, LaVerne
Johnson, Margaret
Loomis, Nellie Jane
Marshall, Cordelia
Plumlee, Dorothy
Polk, Dorothy -
Schiefler, G-ussie Jo
Edmondson, Frances
Lewis, Viola
Paulsen, Patricia
Taylor, Bobbett
Tennison, Mariorie
Keller, Sibyle
Boluch, John
Cox, Kenneth
Craven, Winfield
Davis, John
Fowler, Clarence
Gallegly, Herbert
Green, Harry
Vau hn, James
Wes? :lack
Wyatt, Jimmy
Yeager, Earl
Gillette, Fred
Carter, Morris
Croft, Torbett
Sorenson, Rodney
Albin, Frances
Allen, Joan
Armstrong, Dorothy
Baker, Clara Helen
Ball, Sally
Burt, Jean
Carrell, Erna Mae
Cecil, Bernice
Clark, Patty Sue
Coates, Anna Marie
Connolly, Sara W.
Scholarship Club
lContinued from page S4l
Hartness, Ruda
Harvey, Annetta
Havens, Mariorie
Hawkins, Dorothy
Henderson, Peggy
Hill, Patty
Hilton, Wanda
Hufstedler, Edith
Kirwan, Johanna
McKinney, Maureen
Maier, Peggy
O'Bryan, Latrell
Parker, Anne
Pooley, Mary
Pyeatt, Nancy
Ramsey, Dorothy
Salas, Glory
Schmidt, Dorothy
Starling, Frances
Tiner, Erma
Torno, Madeline
Watkins, Lois
Watson, Mary B,
Wiederhold, Maxine
Wilkes, Meredith
Wright, Naomi
Dorsett, Roselyn
Gash, Minnie Fay
Gillen, Kathleen
Hearne, Maurine
Jameson, Mary Lou
Koch, Betty Sue
McLeod, Mary Jane
Merritt, Dorothy
Milke, Marguerite
Reese, Sybil
Emmons, Martha Jane
Harvey, Anna
McCullough, Ruth
Austin, Mary Ellen
Blackwell, Audrea
Bludworth, Mildred
Couch, Stella
Dilingham, Lillie
Hine, Virginia
Ingram, Bennie June
Lottice, Oleta
Breedlove, Wendell
Carrell, Sam
Childers, Dan
Coke, Owen
Collier, Jimmie
Nowlin, Bob
O'Brien, Denis
Robertson, Wayne
Simms, Jack
Stephenson, Horace
Summers, James
Teubner, Ray
Whittlesey, Philip
Horn, Wayne
King, J. Y.
Harrison, Harry
Harrison, J. B.
Harvey, Comfort
Morrow, Ernest
Bryant, Robert
Park, James
Hare, Robert
Pinkston, Wallace
Poindexter, Raymond
Redman, Jack
Sharp, Aubrey
Bennett, Elinor
Durand, Elizabeth
Ford, Jerryline
Ford, Josephine
Hawkins, Eleanor
Nicholson, Mariorie
Plumlee, Edna
Reeves, Nancy
Smith, Eleanor
Taylor, Rebecca
Upham, Helen
Walston, Orelya
Whittlesey, Margaret
Estes, Mary Frances
Frogge, Wanda
Williams, Voneta
Baker, Robert
Blanton, Wilbert
Calder, Robert
Geisert, Leonard
Gruneisen, William
Hutchens, Jack
Law, Warren
Lee, Forrest
McCulley, Rader
Meserole, Otis
Napier, Carl
Parr, Lewis
Patton, Walter
Peterson, Roy
Silbey, Jack
Kern, Marian Day, Billie K. Reed, Elsie Mae Ezell, Jack Manton, Ruth Walther, Dan
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At school for the first time, the small
boy started to sob bitterly.
"What's the matter, Willie?" Asked
the teacher.
"Please, Miss. I don't like school, and
I've got to stay here till I'm 14."
"Don't worry about that," said the
teacher. "Look at me. I've got to stay
here till l'm 65!"
Teacher: "johnny, tell me what you
know about the Caucasian race."
johnny: "I don't know anything about
it. I didn't see itf'
First Student: "What? You flunked
that course again?"
Second Sluclent: "What do you expect?
They gave me the same exam."
Freshman: "Some upper classman was
just telling me that we are to have a new
concrete stadium next fall."
Sophomore: "Yes the alumni have at
last decided to use their heads."
"How long does an engine last?" asked
the inquisitive old lady of the locomotive
engineer.
"About thirty yearsf' he answered pa-
tiently.
"Oh, I should think a tough-looking
thing like that would last much longer
than thirty years."
"Maybe it would if it didn't smoke so
much."
Teacher: "You missed my class yester-
day, didn't you?"
Frank: "Not in the least, teacher, not
in the least."
"I thought you said you were going to
knock that exam cold."
"Well, didn't I? I came out with a
zero."
"And what," she asked, "should a little
boy say to the lady who has given him a
penny for carrying her bundles?"
"l'd hate to tell you,', he replied.
ferry: "Dora is the dullest girl I've
ever seen."
Perry: "Why?"
ferry: "She wanted to know how many
quarters in a baseball game."
Perry: "That's nothing. My girl wanted
to know if a football coach has wheels."
PHONETICALLY RIGHT, ANYWAY
Doctor fafter bringing victim toj:
"How did you happen to take that poi-
son? Didn't you read the sign on the
bottle? It said 'poisonf "
Ebenezer: "Yassah, but Ah didn't pay
no attention!"
Doctor: "Why not,"
Ebenezer: "'Cause right underneaf dat
it said, 'Lye'."
EN CIRCLIN G
Teacher: "What is it that binds us to-
gether, sustains, us, and makes us even
better than nature intended?" -
Tommy: "Girdles."
CAUGHT!
Moe was trying to describe to his friend
the kind of fish he had caught. "I tell
you," he explained, "it was that long! I
never saw such a fish in my life!"
"I believe you," answered his friend.
THE BRUSH SAGA
Clarence Brush was a traveling man
who sailed the foamy main,
He was Mister Brush in England, Senor
Brush in Spain.
In France he was Monsieur Brush, but
the Germans were his bane,
They always called him Herr Brush, which
filled his heart with pain.
BON MOW!
A man went wearily into a barber shop
and slumped down into a chair.
"Give me a haircut," he said.
The barber told him that he was too
far down in the chair for a haircut.
"All right," said the customer, wearily,
"give me a shave."
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Hair Tints A Specially
519 W. lefferson Ave.
Phone 6fO6lO
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Tough: "Got a piece of sandpaper?"
Guy: "Yeah, but you can't take a bath
now, there's someone in the shower."
"Laughter-the sensation of feeling
good all over and showing it in one spot."
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body and faculty of the Dallas High Schools for the past 16 years.
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Smith: "So your son is in college? How
is he making it?"
Smitlaersz "He isn't. l'm making it and
he's spending it."
HARPER CLEANERS
313 N. Bishop Phone 92-0243
Wfe Specialize in All Kinds of
Clemzirzg at the Lowest Prizes
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Sfl'IIOgl'dfll7lf', Sr'c'1'eiarinl, and Az'-
rouufing courses taught by men and
women of experience and ability.
Good positions secured for
Graduates.
Come fo .we IIN, or Plwne 7-S514
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1803 Elm Street
2-2717
MANUFACTURERS OF I-IIGI-I QUALITY WEDDING
AND COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS
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Not because you're fair, dear,
Not because you're true,
Not your golden hair, dear,
Not your eyes of blue.
Where Oak Clif Students Trade
STETSON HATS
ARROW SHIRTS
333 W. Iefterson
to
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convertible roadster with a heater and Phones 66911 6-5913
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A' L' Mrs. Smith: "Henry, I'm afraid this
Watch Repdlfwg lobster is going to disagree with me."
jewelry Repazrzng
bl353NW. 12-ffeiS?r1ISt. Mr. Smith: "Bly dear that's impossible.
Re ' ational '. S. Bld . ' H
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"Hat's ott to Adamson High School!"
Small bvyf "What is College bred, You are TOPS with us, Shown by your
Dad?" good tiqhtinq spirit and True
Dad Qwith son in collegej: "They SDOTTSU1CU'15I'1l13
make college bread, my boy, from the Your NeiQI1bOf
Hour of youth and the dough of old age." Fie1d's Tenth Street Beauty Shop
107 S. Cumberland 6-0143
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razor takin' holt?"
"The Wfzzffle of W'affles" 1 , , , ,
Vzctzmz "Yeah, lf,S taklng holt all right,
110 S, Murphy 1402 Main but it ain't lettin' go again."
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Quick Repair Service
Phones 7-0219-87-4211
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244 W. letferson
Phone 6-0110
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Watson Service Station Y MAGICL-AND
Battery Comloination, Tires, l 409 N' PTVUY
Phonoqraph Combination, 4ODDOSite POSt Office?
Arvin Baclios, Batteries, Q - -
Bicycles, Accessories.
Use Our Badge! Plan l
Phone 95575 5th 84 Fleming
Dallas, Texas l
College Student fwriting homej: "Say,
how do you spell financially?"
Roommate: UF-i-n-a-n-c-i-a-1-l-y, and
there are two r's in embarrassed."
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Tom: "Hear about Spud? He just swal-
lowed a camera film."
fuck: "Gosh, I hope nothing serious
develops."
GCCDMAN CLEANERS
400 N. Bishop
Dinner Guest: "Will you pass the nuts,
Professor?"
Absent-nzinded Professor: "Yes, I sup-
pose so, but I really should Hunk most of
them."
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OAK CLIFF BANK 84 TRUST CO.
250 W1 lefierson
Leclurer: "Allow me before I close to
repeat the words of the immortal Web-
stef."
Lisleuer: "I'm going to get out of here
if he's going to start in on the dictionary."
A KRAYEHS PHARMACY
P1'escril'11fi0n Druggisis
Phone 9-3745 Colorado at Ballard
Dallas, Texas
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tide."
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