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d.1ysq second, Ll deeper interest in the romance, culture, and economic
life of our neighbors on the South. Pan-Americanism, our theme, was
prompted by friendship Lind patriotism and we are anxious that sug-
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us to separate.
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pl.1yed nn humble but sincere part in the early development of North,
Central, and South American solidarity.
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This, the thirtieth volume of TZJC' Oak is dedicated to our teachers of
Spanish-Miss Roberta King, Miss Eugenia Newberry, and Miss Virginia
Rootes-three Usenoritas synipatieasn, whose unfailing interest in us com-
bined With their love and understanding of the traditions and customs
of Latin America have kept alive our enthusiasm for the Spanish language
and the people who speak it.
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them and of our gratitude for their ceaselcss effort in our behalf.
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Mr. Dorsey . . . . S11ll1e1'il1ff11cfe11z' of Schools
Mr. Stockard . .,... Assixfzlld Suj1r'1'iz1temle11f of Srfaools
Mr. White . . Asxisfunf S1lI1C'l'i77fKl1t!C11f in charge of High Svhools
Bocfrd of Education
Dr. David W. Carter, Jr. . . Presidc'11l
Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt . .... Vice-P1'rsif1e11l
Mr. Gabe P. Allen Mr. Dan Rogers
Mr. L. O. Donald Mr. F. D. Danford
Mrs. T. A. XVaggoner
A grateful student body expresses sincere thanks to this group of public spirited
citizens Who, elected by ballot and serving without compensation, give their time and
talent to provide the best in educational facilities for the youth of this community.
To the Seniors:
The most hopeful situation today, as regards interna-
tional relationship, in a chaotic world, is the Pan American
movement. Led by President Roosevelt's "good neighhorn
policy, the countries of the Americas are forging a bond
of friendship with each other, which bids fair to dis-
tinguish the western hemisphere as the only place on earth
where no country is at war with any of its neighbors.
Students of Adamson High School and che other
schools throughout these lands have their part to play in
this program of sympathetic understanding and friendship
among Americans. NY'e trust that this "Oak" with its
Pan American theme will aid in carrying out this "All
American" policy of brotherhood, peace, and prosperity.
lt is our sincere hope that the Seniors of 1942 may
very soon be privileged to live and work in a world of Pan
American ideals, Where clasped hands and not mailed
fists control our dcstinies.
Howaixo A. ALLEN.
Howard A. Allen
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and Varied out-of-school activities. They are
omemalaers, theatre-goers. They enjoy lull ggunesg
actively participate in other sportsg relish good jokes nntl
, ,, Educating young America is their big job and every student is grateful
to them for their loyalty to Adamson, its traditions and their service in main-
taining its high ideals.
MARY A Llcgig NTQRGAN.
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5 1 . :,, i 4' 1 ' , Miss liloy Agnew
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Miss Anna Bell
Miss Ruth Bell
Mrs. Minnie Bramlette
X , Mr. T. W. Browne
f ---- p ' Miss Idabel Cabaniss
ii i n ' f Mr. L. E. Campbell
7 Mrs. Mary Chapel
X Miss Sybil Clark
" A fro .P Mrs. Nellie D. Clement
. i i 'i i . C Col. W. B. Clement
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A Miss Mary P. Collins
.ill - Miss Berta Cooper
Miss Abigail Crane
Mr. Verde Dickey
Miss Onie B. Easley
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H H: Miss Fannie Graves
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Q' V Q I . Mr. W. T. Hamilton
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K' ' X A , .,:V,. W- Miss Margaret Harris
V "--' 'eff ' Mr. R. B. Harris
A 1 V 5 Miss May Hasclrinc
Y 3 i I " ' ' ' Miss Wilhelmina Hedde
' a THosE XVI-IOSE PICTURES ARE Nor INCLUDED
Q ,,' 14 Miss Laura Alexander
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4 ' l Miss Lucille Barnett
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Miss Daphne Helms r
Mr. W. W. Henslee
Mr. H. B. Hester
Miss Lorine Higginbotham
Mrs. Geraldine Holloway
Mrs. Helen Horn
Mrs. Mary Kendrick
Miss Roberta King
Miss Winnie Langford
Miss Nelly Bly Lanltford
Mr. L. C. Leftwich
Mr. Charles Leonard
Mr. Rhea E. Marriott
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Miss Eugenia Newberry
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Miss Ruth Ruffin
Mrs. Bernice Stokes
Mr. Richard Stroud
Mr. R. N. Smith
Mr. Joseph J. Phillips
Miss Jane Price
Miss Doris Wulfcmeyer
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Miss Ripple Frazer
Miss Lucy Hamilton
Miss Eunice Tilley
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CLAVYON CARROLL
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VIRGINIA AKERS J. M. BRYAN AMELIA CRISTOL
"Faithful to duty, true to "His smile is sweetened bv his "It's nice to be natural when
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National Honor So:-ity. Co-editor l National Honor Society. National
of Acorn, Student Couneil. Thespians, Book Review Club.
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"A man in mind as, well as in "A man of ff-xv words but of "A kind and gentle heart had he "A fair example of untainted
body." good jndzzmc-nt." to comfort friend and foe." ylrllfh-i'
Student Council. Football. R,0.'l'.C.. Of!'ieer's Club. Dramatics. R.O.T.C.
l COLLEGE AVARD VERA FAE BRANAM FRANCES Crouch I
l "But constant as the northern "Silence is more eloquent than "ConstaneX ix fhl' f"l1mlHUUn of
Q star." words." virtues."
1'crl'4-ct Attendance Award. Stu- Acorn Reporter. Junior Medical Perfect Attendance Award.
dent Assistant. Acorn Re- Profession.
, porter.
r1oN BERRY TOMMY lsovvuas nn.L BURRIS CONWAY CHILDEKS .
t'Wif makes its own welromef' "The Ntyls- ia the man himself." "A man not ps-rf:-et but of heart." "A man of all hours, ready fill'
R,O.T.C., Pan American, Student Football Man:-pier, R.O.T.C, Football, Track, Student Couneil. Hnrthlnfi- V .
Council. Sclwla,-Ship' R.0.T.C., Scholarship, Oak Ruine-
sentative.
JOYE BAXTER S'I'EWAR'l' HUCKLEY CHRISTINE DAHLGREEN A
"W not much talk -a great sweet "The hills ol' manhood wear a "A Dli'?l5lHPl Cfilliltffflnm' ls H0
virtue-f' noble fare." Slight QIQVPIHUIECC-
Oak Representative. Girl Reserve. Student ASSlSf2Uf-
.YAVKY RIRDSONG l4E'l"l'Y IYLACKHURN MARY COOK WICLDON CUATS H
"A roung Auollo, golden haired." "A lady is not measured lvy "Favors to none. but to all her " th2l"S 21 I-?"ntl'mQ,?' my le
R.0.T.C., Scholarship, inf-hw." smiles extend," on't a 1:enfl9YY12lH-
Girl Iiogoy-ve. Acorn Reporter, Student Council,
Student Assistant.
MARY ALICE BINION
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"A flood snort. a good worker, a " A '
good friend."
Fan without, faithful within."
Acorn R4-porter. Music Club. PPD
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"Having wisdom with each stu-
rlious year."
Scholarship, Studont Council,
"A gentleman to match thu best
of any pedigree."
R.O.T,C., Football, Excelsior Clulm.
R.O.T.C.
MARION ELY RAWLINGS DIAMOND VlRGlNlA HARMON
"A merry heart maketh :1 cheer- "With his CYVS ill flood with "Charm strikes the sight, but
ful countenance." lllllllhfftrf' merit wins the soul,"
Perfect Attendance Award, Girl l"oo1hall, Hi-Y. R.O.T.C. Pcrfcct Attendance Award, Pep
Reserve. Music Club. Squad, Girl Reserve.
IC,-XHL COLLINS HAL IJAVICNPOIIT CARL FAVRE JAMES GIRIIONS
"Oh thou most fleet." "He was ever precise." 'AA constant friend is a thing "Speech is great hut silcnce is
Track, Hi-Y, Excelsior Cluh. Perfect At'endance Award, Stu- rare and hard to find." greater."
dont Council. R.O.'l'.C. R.O.T,C.
M.-XRJORIE FERGUSON NINA RUTH GARNHR DOROTHY HATFIICLD
--Never was kngnvn so young a "This genial pleasing lass." "A sweet attractive kind of
grace."
Scholarship, Gym Assistant Li-
brary Council.
body with so old a head."
National Honor Society, Acorn
Reporter, Junior Medical Pro-
rofcssion.
WAYNE COX DAVID DEI-IS CARL FINLEY NVILLIAM GREGORY
"Nothing is so meritorious as "VV:-arinsz his wisdom lightly." "A man after our own hearts." "Look into thy heart and wri'e."
friendliness." Nationafllonor Society, K.0.'l'.C., R.O.'l'.C.. Acorn Staff, Hi-Y. National Honor Society. Pan
R.O.T.C. Senior Play. American, Pcn Pal.
PEGGY FOLSE ROI? FARRIS JUNE HAY
'tOn the light fantastic toe," "His thoughts have high aim." "She had a friendly smilc for all."
Music Cluli.
RICHARD DANNICR ISARISARA GALLAGHIGR MARJORIIC HAMILTON GORDON GUEST
"He was a very parfit gcntil "We may live without friends "Fashioned so slenderly, "He knfw himscll' to sinsz, and
knight." We may live without books. Young and so fair!" liui'rl thc lofty rhynn-."
Chorus. liut civilized man cannot livc Swim! Rand. National Thcspians,
without cooks." Orchfstra.
VENUS GAINER MARION HOLLANIJICR
"Her eye iI'n1 very fond of "The odor is the roseg
handsome cyesi was large The smile, the woman,"
and dark." Chorus,
Scholarship. Student Assistant,
Student Council.
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WILLIAM LITTLE
"Slow to argue but quick to act."
friend." Acorn Reporter.
Basketball.
MAMIE BELLE HUNTER W. A. JOHNSON FRANCES McHENRY
"The eyes have one languagc "A faithful friend is the medicine "Your wit makes other witty."
everywhere." of life." Oak Representative. Girl Reserve,
Scholarship. Library Council, Golf Team. Basketball. Stage Junior Medical Profession.
Acorn Reporter. Manager.
JOHNNY HAYES ROBERT HUGHES NICK LANZA ELGIN LLOYD
"Every sincere man is right." "The marvels which his pencils "The labourer is worthy of his "Good behavior is thc finest of
wrought!" reward." the fine arts."
Cheer Leader. R.O.T.C., Excelsior Football. Basketball. Baseball. Stu- Acorn Reporter.
Club. dent Council, Excelsior Club.
NELSIE JENSEN LA VERNE LOWE MARGARET McMULLEN
"Of modest wisdom and pacific "She movts a goddess, and she "The sweet converse of an inno-
truthf' looks like a queen." cent mind."
National Honor Society, Los National Honor Society, R.O.T.C. Acorn Reporter.
Amigos, Pan American. Sponsor. Rook Review Club.
IERADLEY HOGIIE ROBERT JOHNSON LAWRENCE LEVVIS JACK LOCKETT
"A face with gladncss over- "A faithful friend is the true "I like a tower, "He is always l21UL!l1iUH. fUY hi'
spread." image of the Deity." It spfaks of strength, of rnfght, has an infinite deal ol' wit."
Football. Hi-Y. Excelsior Club. Library Council, Sludent Assist- of power." Football, Scholarship Club, Stu-
ant. Football. Track, Student Council, dent Council.
Excelsior Club,
JOSEPHINE KIMERY HAROLD JONES MARMARITA MERCHANT
'KHer gracious graceful grace." "A good man is the best friend" "Her angel's face shone bright."
Pan American. Los Amigos. Football, Track. Hi-Y. Scholarship Club. Student Assist-
ant, Music Club.
HAROLD HOLCOMB FRANCES ANN LEWIS MARY LOZANO GEORGE LONGLEY
"Rare combination of audacity "She was a phantom of delight." t'Sh1-'s very handsome, and has HA good mind possesses a
and calculation. that insures National Honor Society, Perfect wit at Will." kingdom."
success." Attendance Award, Dallas Acorn Reporter. R.O.'l'.C.
R.O,'l'.C.. Student Assistant. Hi-Y. Junior Historian.
ICSSALITA KLl'lMI'IN
"Those b'ue violets. her eyes."
Acorn Reporter.
PAULINE MIDKIFF
"Of winning spccch, endearing,
kind."
National Honor Socir-ty, Acorn
Staff, Oak Staff.
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"He mixed reason with pleasure "An honest man is the noblest
and wisdom with mirth." work ol' God."
Basketball, Track, Hi-V. Student R.O,'l'.C.. Library Council.
Council.
SIIERRY MII.HOI,I.AND S. W. MARTIN CORA ALYCE PARSONS
"Her bright smile haunts me "The word impossible is not in his "As twilight, too, her slnsky hair."
Still," dictionary." Acorn Reporter.
Le Cercle Francais. Rook Review. R.O.T.C., Student Council. Hi-Y.
Girl Reserve.
J. R. Mc-CIIINTOCK AUSTIN MAHAN ROY MII.I.l'lR JOHN OSIZORNE
"A fresh, a free, :1 friendly man." "He was a gentleman on whom I t'I'Iappiniss is the perfeet virtue "VVitty. courteous. full of spirit."
RA0,T,C. built an absolute trust." in a perfert life." l'1-rfer-t Attenilanee Award.
Basketball. R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C.
.IIGAN MILLER EARLINIC NEWTON ANNA JUANA I'l'lTTlJOHN
"--eolnl her dark eyes how "To be an aitist is a LYl'f'Z1tll1lFlH.,, "Her voice was ever soft, gentle,
l,l1,qupntj' Scholarship Club, Acorn Staff, and low."
National Honor Society, Oak Student Assistant. Pep Squad, Student Assistant
Staff. Acorn Reporter. Music' Club.
DON MCCIIIIRE VIRGIII MARCO CHARLES MOORE IHGVERLY PATTERSON
"Nothing can cover his high fame "He adorned whatever subject he "lint yet he made a thousand "He that is greatest among you
but ht-given," either spoke or wrote noon." friends f" shall be your servant."
National Honor Society. Forensic R.0.T.C., Scholarship Club. Hi-Y. R.O.'I',C., Studi-nt Council. Student Assistant.
League, Hi-Y. Scholarship Club.
FRANCICS MITCHELL BILLY MAYS KATHRYN POGUI-I
"fto be lov'd needs only to be "He, a scholar, is a solitary, la- "She is pretty to walk with,
sc-en.', borious. modest soul." And witty to talk with.
National Honor Soeiety. R.O.T.C. And pleasant. too. to think on.',
li.O.T.C. Sponsor, Book Review
Club, Acorn Reporter.
JACK MACKEY .IEANNIC MORICAU JOICNA PARKER BILL I'RIMM
"For he's one of Natui'e's gentle- "O wise among womenlu "A rare and radiant mai-len." i'His fame was great in all the
men. the best of eva-ry time." National Honor Society. Iios Forensic League. Student Assist- land."
Baseball. Amigos. All State Chorus. ant. .lnnior Medical Profes- Football. Ilaskvtball. Trar'k. Stn-
sion, dent Council, Excelsior Club,
MARRON MOORE MARJORIIC RENIJER
"A fair maiden." "The fairest Harden in her looks
Student assistant. And in her mind the wisest
books."
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"Endurance is the crowning "His very faults smack of the
qualityf, raciness of his good qualities."
Hi-Y, Student Council, Perfect R.O.T.C., Library Council, Excel-
Attendance Award. sior Club.
IAQUISE SCHIMELFENIG CARL SCHULTZ JEWELL SWOFFORD
"She's my delight, all mankind's "It is the nature of a great mind "Mind cannot follow it, nor words
wonder." to be calm and undisturbed." express her infinite sweet-
National Honor Society, Co-editor R.O.T.C., Acorn Staff. ness,"
Acorn. Co-editor of Oak. Book Review, Club, Scholarship
' Club.
.IIMMIE REED LESTER ROISINS RODNEY SORENSON THERESA THOMPSON
A'His limbs were east in manly "He was close to six feet tall, "And say to all the world. 'This "A smile that glow'd celestial
mold, of military bearing." was a man'." rosey red."
For hardy sports or contest Football. R.O.T.C. Football, Track, Student Council. R.O.T.C. Sponsor. Acorn
bold." Acorn Reporter. Reporter.
Football.
BARBARA SEE DOTTIE SMOTHERMON WILSON STULTZ
"Her very frowns are fairer far "Studies serve for delight, for "True goodness springs from
Than smiles of other maidens ornament. and for ability." man's own heart."
aref' National Honor Society. Acorn R.O.T.C.
Student Assistant. Reporter.
DICK RICHARDSON LLOYD RUSSELL CHARLES SOUTH LEE ROY SYMVSON
t'His wise, rare smile is sweet "Nothing: is impossible to a will- 'AVVith shining gifts that took all "For the frood are always merry."
with certaintiesf' inf: heartfk' eyes." R.O.T.f'.
R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C.. Student Council, Foot- Acorn Reporter,
ball,
HELEN SHELBY JOHN LESLIE SMITH ZANA THOMPSON
"Smiling always with a never fad- "He was a scholar. and a ripe "A lorinyz heart is the beginning
ing serenity of countenance." and Hood one." of all wisdom."
National Honor Society, R.O.T.C., Girl Reserve, Scholarship Club.
Debate.
RIIUOLPH ROIIBERSON MARGARET SIMPSON MARY STEVISON ROBBIE TRULY
"I was a man who had many "Softly speaks and sweetly "Zealous yet modest." K'The lv st things come in small
friends." smilesf' Scholarship Club, Student Assist- pac-kagze:s."
Scholarship Club, Hi-Y. Scholarship Club. ant, Acorn Reporter.
HOIIRIE SHOOK CHARLES THOMPSON
"Those about her from her shall "Thy wit can call forth smiles
read the perfect ways of even from mourners."
honour." Scholarship Club.
Scholarship Club, R.O.T.C. Spon-
sor, Student Council.
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"An honest man , and a warm
heart within."
Evcelsior Club, Student
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" you'll be a man, my son
R.0.T.C.
Assistant.
QUINEVEIIE VAUGHN VADEN WHITLEY DOLLIE VVORDEN
"A tender smile. our sorrows only "Desire of fame and love of "I love my fellow-creaturf--2 I do
balm," truth makes a man." all the good I can
Senior Play. Pep Squad. Student Assistant.
GEORGE TUCKER WILBUR WETZEL A. P. VVILEY GENE WOLF
"The man-at-arms is the only "Kniwledge comes but wisdom "And gladly would he learn and "Hail, blooming: youth!
man." lingers." Lrlzully teach," May all your virtues with
Scholarship. R.O.T.C.. Perfect At- Excelsior Club, Basket Ball, R,0.'l'.C,. "C" Football Coach, years improve."
tend:-mee Award. Scholarship Club. Acorn Staff. Excelsior Club.
HERTHA VVILLIAMS MARJOIIIE WOOD EULA MAE WRIGHT
"The rudl' S93 !Zl'0W civil at hor "Exuberance is beauty." "Beauty is the index of a larger
song." Pan American Club, Los Amigos, fast than wisdom."
Nafivmll HUHOI' Slmilxly. Music Music Club. Student Council, Music Club,
Club.
OLIVER WAITS VYILLIAM WHITE JAMES WILEY BILLY ZINN
"And certainly he was a good "Truth from his lips pr:-vail'd "He profits most who serves "He knew what is what."
fellow." with double swayf, best." Scholarship Club.
Football. R.O.T.C.. Acorn Staff.
GWENDOLYN WOLFF SADIE MAE YOUNG
"Her face betokens all things "Gentle of speech, ba-nr-ficient ol'
dear and goodf' mind."
National Honor Society, R.O.T.C. National Honor Society. Student
Sponsor, National Thespians. Assistant, Acorn Reporter.
GRADUATES WHOSE PICTURES ARE NOT INCLUDED:
CHARLES BEEDLE B. E. GROSS ANNE CROWE
JOHN llRl'l"l'ON SAMUEL HILLIN KATHERINE KNOVVLES
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Girl Rest-rvvs. Student Council, mind."
Student Assistant. National Honor Society. Pan
Amt-rican.
MARVIN ALLEN IIRUCILLA BAKER ALVERT BASS
"Above thc flight of common "Twas hm-r thinking of oth:-rs "Tho way of thc sunt-rior man is
souls.'l mado you think of hor." lhrov fold virtuous, wise. and
Radio. Oak Siaff, Banking: Assistant. hold."
Foothall. Basuhall. Baskeilmll,
Chorus.
LA VONNE ALEXANDER MARTHA ALLEN VERNA BAKER EVELYN BEASLEY
"A woman of charm." "Homo kt-1-ping: In-arts arc "Ht-r wit was morn than man." "Shi-'s as sweet as thu lit-atli'-iz"
Scholarship Club. Girl Rcsorve, hamiivstf' Scliolarship Club, Bflslo. Forvnsir' Pop Squad, Scholarship Clluh,
Studi-nt Assistant. Dallas Historical Soc-is-ty. Bilulo, Ili-:lynn-. Girl Rust-rvu.
THOMAS ANDERSON
"A sell'-made man."
WILSON A'l"l'l'll5ERRY
"Slow and s'rady wins the race
ROBERT BILLERT
"Ho cloth indt-ed show somt- sparks
Basketball. Track. that are likt- wit."
Football. Scholarship.
DORIS ALLDREDGE OUIDA AVREA NORMA .IEAN BALLARD VIRGINIA BEHELER
'tShe is so constant and so kind." "Bt-antifnl as swt-vt." t'So wt-ll shz- an-11-rl 1-vt-ry p:1Vt." "With joy thc- stars nt-rform th.-ir
Bible. Guard Captain, Music Club. National Honor Som-it-ty. Ifon-ns'c' shining."
IA'2lIflIt', Bihlm-. Acorn Iiuporttfr, Ilun l'al.
Y. A. ANDRES IRIS BAKER BILL BINGHAM
"He has moved a little ncarer to "A surpassing llvilllfl' illifl in ull' "Honor and truth and manhood.
tho master of all music," hloom ol' youth." thrsm' art' thc- thimrs that
Rhythmaii-ug. Music Club, Los Amigos. .Iunior lVI4'Ili11:1l I'ro- stand."
Icssion. Bihlu. Scholarship Clulv, Oak Staff, Stu-
di-nt Council.
JACQUELYN ALLEN G. C. ARNETT CHARLES AUSTIN MARY FRANCES BLAIR
"All that in woman is adored. in UA cht-t-rful life is what thu- "Man is a nams- of honor for a "This lass so nm-at with smile so
thy sweet sclf we find." Musvs love-." king." swot-t."
National Honor Socivty, National Radio, Allit-d Youth Mort-mont, R.O.'l'.C., Offict-r's Cluh. Slurlf-nt Assistant., Chorus, Book
Thespian, Girl R1-serve. R.O,T.C. Rt-view.
HORACE ARDINGER A. ID. BOND
"An ounce of wit is worth a "So oxen-vrlimxly tall and strong."
pound of sorrowf' R.O.'l'.C.. Band. Officz-i"s Cluh.
Student Assistant. Football,
R.0.T.C.
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"Youth is such a lovely thing." "A sweet voice."
Bible. Student Assistant.
JOHN BROWN DONNA JEAN CALVIN CHARLES DANIEL
"The man that loves and laughs UBC-auty is its own excuse for "Nothing common can seem
must sure do well." being." worthy of you."
R.O.'I'.C.. Excelsior Club, HisY. Acorn Reporter. R.O.'I'.C.. Acorn Reporter. Junioi
Historian.
NORMA LOU BONNER CHARLENE BUCK ANNE CHAMBERS MARTHA CLEVELAND
"A kind overflow of kindness." 'ANothinu is so popular as kind- 'tShe is gentle. she is shy. hut "A smile reveals a friendly
Gym Assistant. Girl Reserve. ness," there's mischief in her eye I" nature."
Girl Reserve. Oak Representative. Pep Squad. Scholarship Club, Girl Reserve.
Ice Skating Club. Bible.
I'OMMY BURRUS BENNY COOK MARVIN DEGENHART
"Thethinf1 that goes the farthest "Large was his bounty, and his 'Alt is good to lengthen to the
towards making life worth- soul sincere." last a sunny mood."
while is just a pleasant Banking Assistant. Excelsior Club. R.O.'l'.C., Student Assistant.
smile."
Dallas Historical Society. Acorn
Reporter, Scholarship Cluh.
PEGGY BOWLEY MARY BUNDRICK BEATRICE CHILDRESS MARY DEAN COATES
"YouthI youth! how bouyant are "The beauty of a lovely woman is "She, with all the charm of "I fill this cup to one made up
thy hopes!" like music." woman." of lovliness alone."
Girl Reserve. Pep Squad. Student Scholarship Club, Girl Reserve, Sc-holarsliip Club. Acorn Staff,
Assistant. Bible. National Thespians.
CURTIS CLARY MARY LOU CARRELL CICANSTON DODD
Gentlemanliness being' another "To do easily what is difficult "WhaIe'er he did was done with
word for humanity." for others is a mark of so much ease, in him alone
Radio. talent." 'Owns natural to please."
Pep Squad. Scholarship Club, It.O.'I'.C.. Scholarship Club, Oak
National Thespians. Staff.
JUNE BROWN ERNEST CONINE KENNETH COWAN MARGARETTE COLEMAN
"Forever dear. forever kind." Gentle to others. to himself "A good heart is better than all "Skill to do comms of doing."
National Honor Society, Pep severe." the heads in the world." Scholarship Club.
Squad. lee Skating Club. Natiooal Honor Society. Radio, Aeorn Staff.
R.O.'l'.C.
WILLIAM COE .IOHN DRAKE
"On their own merits modest men "Your hero always should he tall
are dumb." you know."
R.O.'I'.C. Basketball.
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"Her silver voice is thc rich music
of a summer bird."
Scholarship, Pan American, All
Statv Chorus.
JAMES DUNCAN
"Eva-ry joy is gain."
Radio, Biblia.
JO MARIE COUCH
"Thy mod'-sty's a candle io thy
moritf'
Dallas .Junior Historian. Scholar-
ship Club, First Aid.
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"Sw:-ct mcrcy is nobi
badge."
Oak Staff.
NORMA COWAN
'AAU who ,ioy would win mrst
sharv il."
Los Amigos. Girl Reserve, Acorn
Iicportor.
BURTON ELLIS
'tManncrs maketh man." "
DOLORES CROCKETT
Graco was in hor steps, heaven
in hor cyof'
Pen Pal, Studs-nt Assistant. Girl
Rr-sc-rvc.
MAPK EVERTS
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"Know, thvn, that I consider
brown for ladius' cycs the
only color."
Chorus.
PAT DARWIN GORDON GAINES
"Quvcn Rosv ol' thc roscbud "I am very fond of thc company
garmin-n of girls." of ladies."
Scholarship Club. Oak Staff, R.O.T.C, Band, Rhythmaircs,
Junior Mcdical Profcssion. Hi-Y.
KUSALYN CRUSE JEAN DELANEY LOUISE DUNCAN
"An outward and visible sign of "Somvtimcs shy yn-t full of sur- "I am small, I know, but whvrc-
an inward and spiritual priscs in word and dun-d." ever I yzo, thc fin-Ids grow
X-!l'z1c0." llrevnor still."
National Honor Society, Pan Stud:-nt Council, Scholarship Club,
American, Girl Rust-rvc. Acorn Rcportvr.
FELIX FROESE CHUCK GALLASSERO
lity's truc "Fate cannot rob you of deserved "Wi1h no time to worry or io
applausc-." fret. he gets thc joys lifc
National Honor Society. has to sct."
Football, Basketball.
MARGARET ANNE DARK MARTHA DICKSON JEANETTE DURAND
"I havv known lauLthl0r." "And Icavo us Ivisuru to bv "She doeth littlo kindncssc'-1
Orchcstra, Acorn Reportcr. good." Which most luavu undone."
National Honor Society. Bible,
Acorn Rvportcr.
IMOGENE DAVIS CARTER GAULT
Endurancu is thc crowning "l!asht'uInf'ss is an ornament to
quality." youth."
National Honor Socir-ty. Student Radio, R.O.T.C.
Assistant. Acorn R1-porter.
MACK FOLSE PHILIP FULTNER CATHERINE EDGAR
"For ho possvsscd thl- proper "An affablo and courts-ous "Ncvcr idk- a moment but thrifty
ounlitivs of a leadc-rf' pin-ntl:-man." and thoughtful of others."
R.O.'li.C., Band, Officc1"s Club, Distributivc Education. Hi-Y. Scholarship Club, Pan American.
ROR!-IRT GENTRY
unvmbar- "For hr- was studious.
has writ- Scholarship.
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"With uracv to win. with ht-art 'AAII tht- charm uf all thu- Mus
to hold." Natiunal Hon-ur Sncit-ty. Fort
Battalion Sponsor, St-niur Play, Lcaguc, Pan Amvrican.
Chctwlvadm-l'.
CARL GIBSON CELESTE FRAZIER HIGNIJRICKS HOLLAISAUGH
"This sort ut' thing: takus a dual "Thu two noblest things which "Hu is cnmplt-tv in fcaturo :xml in
uf traiuili1.:." Zllt' swvsctnvss anil light." mind."
Officvr's Clulm. Riflu Tvam. Stu- liast-ball.
dont Assistant.
RUTH ELLIS MILIJRED FLYNN JO RUTH GARRl41'l"l' LILLIAN GLEASON
"Honest, frank, and full uf fuuf' 'AH1-r infinitt- sxvm-t-tru-ss." "Sober, stcdfast. and dvmurvf' "Ili-up sightz-xl in iritt-lligt-nc-v
Scholarship Club. Acorn Rt-porter. liiblo. National Honor Strait-ty, Furin it
Lt-aizuo, Stunlt-nt Council.
ERNEST HAMILTON HARRY HENRIKSON EARL HUMPHRICYS
"Thu mind's thu stantlarfl uf the "With all good grracv to grace :1 "ln action faithful, and in lmnnur
man," 5:1-ntls-man." clear."
R.O.T.C.. Track, Bible. R.O.'l'.C., Baseball. R.O.T.C.. llilrls-. Student
Assistant.
DOROTHY IGVRANK CLARA FOSTICR lCLl.l41N GENTRY LUl'l'I GOMEZ
"Tis 5:rm:l-will makvs "Tis not a lip. ur vyo. wi- lwauty t'And smilf-. sniilw. smili-." "Su:-cuss is in tlw silt-not-s
intolligmwt-." call Lin Ct-rcln Fram-ais. .Tuniur Mvdi- Thnuggh famt- is in the sum.
Pan Amtwiczul, Scholarship Club. But tho juint force ami full cal P1'uI'm-ssinn, Biblv.
result uf all,"
National H4-nur Socivty. Pup
Squad. Oak Rt-pri-ss-ntativo.
ROBERT HARRICLSON DOROTHY FREDERTFK LLOYD JOHNSON
" full uf' worth and gmwlrwss. "Elv.cz:mt as simplicity. warm as "Gentleman is writtc-n lc-xxilmly on
too. with manly kimlnvss 1-ccstzxrryf' his brow."
blcntf' Scholarship Club. Stuflont Council, R.0.T.C., Offici-r's Clulx. Studi-nt
Basketball. Track. Dallas Junior Historian. Assistant.
DOROTHY IGVVING llli'K HATCHICR JAMES HODGICS FAIG GOODE
"The milflvst mannvr and thi' "HD is :-1 yxnotl fvllow. :xml 'twill " Thi tall. thi- wfsv head." Uuuivt. wfsv. and good."
gc-ntlvst hs-art." all luv wt-ll," R.O.T.C. liilulu.
Girl Rf-svrv4f, Scholarship Club, R.O.T.C., Officc-r's Club, Rand.
Bible-.
SICALY HART KICNNFJTH JONES
"My hcart is n-ver at your "His trihm- wt-rv Cod Almii:hty's
servicr-." 511-ntlt-num-ii,"
R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C., liaml. Radio,
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MELBA GRADICK NORMA JEAN HOOD
"With sweet human kindness "Thy voice is a celestial
blessed." melody."
Scholarship. National Honor Society. Chorus.
PAUL JONES JACQUE HATFlEl.D RAYMOND LA PLANT
"You have a nimble wit." "Just a little bit of irirl but a "A moral, sensible well-bred
Baseball. Ex:-elsior Club. Student lot of' pcrsonalityf' man."
Assistant. National Honor Society. National R.O.T.C.
Thespians, Junior Medical
Profession.
ORA LEE HAIR DOROTHY HARDING PEGGY HAYS BARBARA HORTON
"Thosu prraceful acts that l"ow "'l'her4-'s a woman like a flew- "Maiden with the meek brown "Apt-1-fr-at woman. noblyplannml,
from all her words and drop." eyes." To warn. to comfort, and
artionsf' Student Assistant, Bible. command."
Forensic L4-af.:Lle. Gym Assistant. National Honor Society. li.O.'l'.C.
Sponsor. Co-editor of Oak.
ROY JONES li. M. KERSHAW I-'RANK I.ASSET'l'ER
"Gayly the troubamlour touched his "The mirth anal l'un grow fast "And thus hs- bears the name ot'
guitar." and furious," uentla-man."
Football. liaslietball. Hi-Y, Student Council. Srliolar-
ship Club.
PEGGY HAMILTON AIIYCE RUTH HARRIS MARY JEAN HOFFMAN DONELLA HOSTLER
"With affections W2l.l'l'h, intense, "Beauty is Ulm-asurv rvgrardesl ar "- sweet and gracious. even in "Truly, one thing: is sweet
and kind." the quality of a thing." common spcfc-eh." Ol' things beneath the Sun."
National Thespian. Book Review Pep Squad, Distributive Emluca- Girl Reserve. Pep Squad. Acorn
Club. Scholarship Club. tion. Staff.
BILL KARR DORIS JEAN HAYDON ROI! LAYDICN
"Gentle in manner, firm in "How bc-autiful is vouth. how "Ripe in wisdom was ho but
reality." bi-iuht it gleamsfl patis-ntf'
R.O.T.C.. Olfics-r's Club, R.O.'l'.C. Snonsor. Iianfl Major Tracli.
vtte, Library Council.
KATHRYN I-IARDIN VERNON KICRR HIGLEN HYIIAND
"Sweet modvsty has wondrous "Nothing common can seem PI-Ill. KOCH "swan-t rrirl-grarluatv golden
charm." worthy of youfl i'He. lhe swwifvst of all singers." hair."
Hi-Y. Acorn Staff, R.O,'l'.C. Acorn Reporter. Oak Rep:-es'-nfatix'c.
HERSHEI. KEENER ERNEST IIEDFORD
"I dare do all that may becomv "A gentleman born."
gl man," llaslcvtlxall, Baseball. Student
Bible, Student Assistant. ASSiSti1Ylt-
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"A daugrhter of the Gods, divinely
tall and divinely fair."
National Thespians. Library
Council. Scholarship Club.
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FLORENCE LEVVIS
"Here below, the beautiful is the
useful."
Girl Reserve, Pep Squad. Junior
Medical Profession.
BILL LEE BETTY KNEAREM VERLAN LEVVIS
"Modesty becomes a man." "The smile that won't come off." "He is handsome that handsome
R.O.T.C.. Band. Acorn Reporter. does."
Student Council, Scholarship Club,
Student Assistant.
MARTHA JACKSON DOROTHY KAISER MARY VVEST LEATHERWOOD MARTHA ANN LEWIS
"Ease with dignity," "Blue eyes shimmer wiih angel "YVise to resolve and patient to "An ounce of enterprise is worth
I'ep Squad, Acorn Reporter. glances." perform." a pound of privilege."
Skating' Club. Girl Reserve. National Honor Society, Bible, Pen Pal. Acorn Staff. Librarv
Scholarship. Girl Reserve. Council.
JIMMY LEE CECIL LESTER DEWIE LINDSAY
"f was ever a wax: at history." "'Tis :ood to live and learn." "But men are men the best
Radio. National Honor Society, Student sometimes forgot."
Assistant, Radio.
CHARLEENE JONES MARY ELLEN KIMIEERLIN MARY EVELYN LEE ARLENE MARTIN
"Age cannot wither her nor "Is shc not more than painting' "There are some silent people "The sweetest garland to the
custom stale her infinite can express Y" who are more interesting than sweetest grirlf'
variety." Bible, Oak Representative, Stu- the best talkers." Pep Squad, Distributive Educa-
Oak Staff, Banking Assistant, dent Assistant. Student Assistant. tion.
Scholarship Club.
ROBERT E, LEE JOAN KRAYER RAYMOND LOCKARIJ
"Magnificent spectacle of human "She walks in beauty like the "A man he was to all the country
happiness." nicht." dear,"
R.O.T,C.. Football, Excelsior Football, Basketball. Track. Stu-
Club, dent. Assistant.
PATSY' JONES BILL LEIRD CHARLES LEWIS HELEN MARTIN
"Knowledge comes "The gift of gaiety may itself be "And what he greatly thought, "Hi-len. thv beautv is to me "
Oi' learning! well retainedf' the greatest fortune." he nobly dared." Junior Medical Profession, Student
National Honor Society, Student Excelsior Club. R.O.T.C. National Honor Society. Council. Scholarship Club.
Assistant. llible.
LENVIS LEFTWICH KENNETH LOWE
"He was a man. take him all in "A patient. humble tranquil
all." spirit."
Hi-Y. Rhythmaircs, R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C., Student Council, Acorn
Stuff.
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"The most manifest sign of wis- UFOW things HTC imtwssible to
dom is a continual cheerful- diligence and skill."
ness," Junior Medical Profession, Stu-
Oak Representative. Acorn Rc- 1101172 ASSiSt2-DL
porter, Scholarship Club.
BILLY LUCAS REGENA NORRIS BOBBY BUCHMORE
"Hail to the chief who in tri- "Kind hearts are more than Modesty personified."
umph mlyHmfQS," co1'onets.', R.O.T.C.. Band. Officcr's Club,
R.O.T.C., Ol'ficer's Club. Chorus. Scholarship Club.
RUTH MAYS WANIIA MCSPADDEN LOU PETTIGREW MARY OLIVE PRATHER
"The joy of youth and health her "Learning shines. the best of "Good to be merry and wise.', "Her smile is the sweetest ever
eyes displayed." precious things." Scholarship Club, Pep Squad, Stu- seen."
Oak Staff. Girl Reserve. Scholar- dent Assistant.
ship Club.
HARRY MCCARLEY LESLEY MEDLEY JIM BOB MURPHY
"From the crown of his head to "It is work which :lives flavor "Profound sincerity is the only
the sole of his foot, he is to life." basis ot' talent as of charac-
all mirth." Scholarship Club, Banking ter."
Assistant. Radio, Chorus.
LYNNE RAE MEDFORIJ JEAN NELSON DOROTHY PETTY GWENDOLYN PRICHARD
"Here is everything advantageous "Is she not passing fair?" "Even virtue is fairer in a fair "An Eastern wizard made you of
to life." Chorus. Aeorn Reporter, Scholar- body." earth. and stars and fire."
Student Assistant. ship Club. Girl Reserve, Scholarship Club. Distributivc Education.
Senior Play.
JACK MCCROSKEY BE'l"I'Y PETERSON PAT MURPHY
"Skill is stronizer than strength." "Her air, her manners, all who "A learned man has always
Acorn Staff, Hi-Y. saw admired." wealth in himself."
Junior Medical Profession, Stu- National Honor Society, Forensic
dent Assistant. League, Hi-Y.
DORIS MCKEEN 'l'OlVl MANTON CLARENCE MELUGIN MARY LOUISE RAINVVATER
"ln youth and beauty "Sueeess will he his for he is a "Full of bashfu'ness and truth." "Of all the girls that are so
Wisdom is but rare." faithful worker in all things." R.O,T.C., Student Assistant. smart. thc-re's none like pretty
National Honor Society, Student Oak Staff. Oak Representative. Sally."
Council, Student Assistant. Seholarship Club. Oak Represantative. Pep Squad,
Scholarship Club.
HAROLD McKAY WILLIAM NEWISY
"Thou hast the lzift of strength." "Like two single gentlemen
R.O.T.C., Basketball, Track, Stu- rolled into om-.H
dent Assistant. National Honor Society, R.O.'I'.C.,
Bible.
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"0h. darklY. dl'i'Dly beautiful-H "lic-autiful tacos are thost th It
Scholarship Clllb- we-ar whole'-souled hontsty
printed tht-rc."
Chorus.
, JOE OTIS HILDER ROOKICR FOREST QUALLS
"VVisdom and worth are his." "Tis only noblo to be goodf' "Nothing: vnflurcs but personal
Excelsior Club. Football, Track, Pop Squad, liiblu. qualitiosf'
Allivd Youth Movt-ment. Excl-lsior, R.O.T.C.
IHCTTY RICHARDSON DOROTHY ROBINSON MINNIE PEARL RUSSICLL ELLEN SILVUS
"A thing ol' beauty is a joy "Stan-ly. kindly. lordly friend." "Skill is strong:-r than strength." 'WVith gentle voir-0 and smilts lit
fort-ver." Oak Representative, Student As- Distributivv Education. lr-ads tho crowd."
Pop Squad, Girl Reserve, Scholar- sistant, Scholarship Club. Pop Souad. Oak Ramps ntitixn
ship. Studs-nt Assistant.
DAVID PAYNE BILL POTTHOFF DOYLE RAMIRO
"Kindnvss is wisdom." "Distinction with out a "The grf-atc-r man thc izrvatvr
Acorn Reporter, R.O.T.C. diffcrvncvf' courtesy."
Hi-Y, EXc0lsior Club, R.O.'I'.C. Iiasvball, llaskotball, Oak
Band. Rt-prvsvntative,
LILLIAN RIDDLE MARGARET ROBINSON JUNE SEAL DAISY SMITH
"Tho gontlo mind by gentle deeds "Thvy'rv only truly gn-at who arc' "Shu was good as sbz- was fair. t'Swm-t Daisy! Thou ai oithv
is knownf, truly good." Pop Squad. Girl Rust-rvo, Junior ol' nature."
Girl Reserve, Student Assistant. Studont Assistant, Scholarship Medical Profession
Club, Bible,
JACK PEDIFORD DORIS RORIE ROI! RAMSIGY
"Roc-ause to laugh is proper to thc "Tho sxvuvte-st thing that orc" "I am not in the roll of common
man." grew bosidv a human door." man."
R.O.T.C., Studunt Council. National Honor Society, Oak R.O.'I'.C., OffiCQrs's Club. Na
Staff. tional Thcspians. Scholarship
IEEVICRLY RINDY DOUGLAS POND RICHARD VRATLEY LA VIQRELLIC SMITH
"IVhm-re all was harmony, and "Character givcs splendor to "Hr-'s all fun." "Tlioughtloss of bt-autx li xxx
calm, and quictf' youth." Scholarship. Studs nt Assistant, bf-autr's st-lf."
Football, Basketball, Student Acorn R1-porter. Scholarship Club, Gil l' stixt
Council. Los Amigos.
BILL I'ITTS TOM RAY
"No man was cvvr wise by HA scholar and a solllfi-r."
chance." National Honor Socivty, Olifica-r's
R.O.'l'.C., Scholarship Club, Na- Club R.O.'l'.C., SLudt-ut As
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VIRGINIA LEE SMITH
"As merry as the day is long." "In her tongue is the law of
Student Assistant. kindness."
Le Cerele Francais.
EUGENE REESE GRACE SUTTON JAMES SHARP
"He was so generally civil that "She had a friendly smile for all." "He came, he saw. he conquered."
nobody thanked him for it," Gym Assistant, Acorn Reporter, R.O.T.C. Band, Hi-Y.
R.O.T.C. Band, Rhythmaires. Bible.
MARY ELAINE SPACE BILLIE CHARLES STONE BETTY TAYLOR JANlCE THOMPSON
"Beauty is part of the finished "Youth on the prow, and pleasure 'tlleauty seen is never lost." "Beauty like hers is genius."
lanafuayre by which goodness at the helm." Scholarship, Girl Reserve. Acorn Band Majorette, Scholarship,
speaks." Girl Reserve. Staff. Library Council.
Le Cert-le Francais, Student
Assistant.
ROY E. REYNOLDS ERNEST ALGAR SCHOEN ROBERT STEVENSON
"Of still and serious thought." "- good he is, honest. just, and "Sir. your wit ambles well: it
R.O.T.C. fit for highest trust." goes easily.
National Honor Society, R.O.T.C. Hi-Y, Excelsior Club, Oak Rep-
Offieer's Club, Student resentative.
Council.
.IUANITA STANLEY DOROTHY SUMMERS EVA IVIAE TEASLEY ,IOSEPHINE TIBBS
"The beautiful rests on the foun- "And where she went, the flowers "A health unto the happy." "Beauty is not eaused, It is."
clation of' the necessary." took thiekest root." Student Assistant.
National Honor Society, Oak Scholarship Club, Library
Staff, Pan American. Council.
VVALTER RICHARDSON JEAN TAMPLIN DEWITT STRAWN
"Gentle is that gentle does." 'tPatience is a neeessary ingre- "An honest man is the noblest
R.O,T.C., Student Assistant. dient of genius." work of God."
Scholarship. Scholarship Club, Student Assist-
ant.
.IOY STERRETT WALLACE SOHMIDT TOM SELLERS DURELLE TRIPP
"Because of you we will pe g'ad "Wit makes its own welcome and "ln a native worth and honor "A friend may v-'ell he reekonec
:mil Rav." levels all distinctions." clad." the masterpiece of nature."
Tennis Team, Scholarship, Oak R.O.T.C., Allied Youth Move- National Honor Society, Basket- Student Assistant, Scholarship.
ltepresentative, ment. Bible. ball.
JAMES ROCKETT BOB THAXTON
"He that is of a merry heart ha'h "A creat devotee of the Gospel
a continual feastf, of Gettin!!-on."
R.O.T.C., Officers Cluh, R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. Band, Student Assist-
ant.
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"Faircst and best adored is she."
Sponsor of Band, Pep Squad,
Student Council.
HESTHER WILLIAMS
"Beautiful in form and feature
Lovely as the day."
Scholarship Club, Orchestra.
DA VID WATERS
CHARLES THOMAS FRANCES WATSON .
"V-and he roared with the funf' 'tEver eharmingz. ever new." "Private sincerity is a public
Scholarship, Bible. Student Assistant, Scholarship welfare."
Club, R.O.T.C. Band, Allied Youth
Movement.
VIRGIE MAE TURNER ETHELYN WALLACE PEGGY ANNE WILDER BETTY WILSON
"The hand that follows intellect "The very pink of courtesy." "A sunroom in a winter day." "l'reserving' the sweetness of
can achieve." Bible, Student Assistant, Junior Pep Squad. Rhytlimaires, Library proportionf,
National Honor Society, Forensic Medical Profession. Council. Acorn Reporler. Student Assist-
Leairue, Student Council. ant,, Scholarship Club.
RICHARD TRULY JAMES WALLACE HARRY WHETSTINE
"In framinp: an artist. art hath 'tHe nothing: common did or "Action is eloquence."
decreed to make some good, mean." R.O.T,C.
but others to succedf' Acorn reporter, R.O.T.C.
Oak Staff, Oak Representative.
Scholarship Club.
JIINE WACKER ANNALEE WARREN ELIZABETH WILLIAMS MARY FRANCES WILSON
t'Hi1rh erected thoughts seated in "And she was fair is the rose 'Eyts that displace the "The charms her downcast
a heart of courtesy." in May." diamonds," modesty concealed."
Bible, Chorus. Acorn Reporter. Distributive Education.
BILLY TULEY MARGARET RUTH WELCH PAT VVHITA RER
"He was straight: you could "The glory of a firm capacions "Enflamed with the study of
trust him." mindf' learning."
Scholarship Club. Radio. National Honor Society. Girl Rc- Forensic League. Acorn Staff.
serve, Le Cercle Francais. Scholarship Club.
LA VERNE WALL BOB WALKER BILL VVARNER MARY GENE WILSON
"She is younrz and very sweet." 'tHe is a yrood friend that doth 'WVliose wit. in the combat, as "Best friend, my well-spring: in
Pep Squad. Bible, Girl Reserve. thee good." gentle as bright. the wilderness,"
R.O.T.C. N4-'rr carried a heart-stain away National Honor Soeiety. Girl
on its blade." Reserve,
TED UTT CLEO VVIIITLOCIQ
"Nature puts forth her gentlmen "And wit that loved to play, not
and monarchs must Hive NVl'llIIfl.n
R.O,T.C. Band. Oak Representa-
tive, Hi-Y.
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"Eyes that dance and flash and
flirt."
Gym Assistant.
CLARA NI-ILL VVOOIDRUFF
"In whose little hotly lodgfrl
mighty mind."
Los Amigos. Pan American,
Scholarship Clulx.
OLIVER WILLIAMS
"The power of thouifhtfthe
magic of mind."
OfI'ieer's Club, Student Council,
Scholarship Club.
WAILAND WILSON
.IACK WINISLOOD
:1 "Center-I in in-rsunafxe, conduct,
:mrl er111ipaf.!e."
Ii.0.'I'.C., Iiunrl.
" no language can express the
worth ul' a true Gentleman."
IR ENE 'FHRAILKILL
MARVIN IEURNS
H. J. DAVIS
GRADUATES VVHOSE PICTURES ARE NOT
LYNN ELLIOTT
M. N. FAIN
WARIIEN GIIQSON
JAMES GILLOCK
Amigns
America 21 song is singing,
All her children,s voices merge,
A lilting, poignant Spanish tune
With English words.
Caballeros, senorifas,
Nifios in the street
Join in riotous celebration,
Dance on lightened feet.
Argentineans', Costa Ricans',
Voices rise and fall,
Shouting battle cries of freedom,
UflllIf'l'it'6ll70S alllu
-Betty Claire King
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ALICE JEAN YOUNG
"Beauty is the index of a larger
fact than wisdom."
National Honor Society, National
Thespians, Rhythmaires.
ICLEANOR YEARGAN
"Fine art is that in which hand,
head and the heart go
together."
Oak Staff. Girl Reserve. Scholar-
ship Club.
JOE WORDEN
"Modesty becomes a young man."
R.O.T.C.. Student Assistant.
DAVID WOLFE
"A kinder gentleman treads not
the earth."
Oak Representative. Scholarship
Club.
INCLUDED:
IJON LUTTRELL
PAUL NEFF
KEITH REESE
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Llilfl' 'ro RIGHT:
Fin! mfr: Bill Allen, C. XV. linlinnan, llnruld Blnnkcnsliip, Milburn Fawks, lloyd Sgmdcrw, Teal liural, 'lfiluxlin Standridgu. TXl,iry
Cane Sullixyin, Puggy Suu Dunn, Dnrnlliy l'l.lf'Ll11gU. louise llunlcy, linnnic Brown, Nurnm -Innes, luis l'.ix'snm, Cicnc Ci'n.1u, ll.n'i'x'
iiuwing, Nliinnix' Wi-iglir. Turner l.ppH, liugunu Wfitlicn, Disk Yatcs.
Surmzlf ffm: iliul Lcc, NY'inifruLl Oilun. -lolin YY'l1i4lllnn, lllwrrd Tcnslcy, Ci. kl. .Xllcn, Dnnalll .lnlin-nn. lin Diill-x. ll.ii',1y
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Smill, Ruben Clirk, Znuli lmigsmxi, llnn Hawkins.
lcmucrry, 1943
LIiI:'T T0 RIGHT:
flu! VIH!! linlgar IlOLlSC,kl.lH1L'N liuyimlllx, Cicnrgc Oglcslvy, XV.1ync IVJCHIUI1, liill Ciongcr, Unxnu SICXKJVX. lliffni-ll llixxlxinx
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Swrnzlf mu: klanics .-Xblwtt, linlwlwy Slinrl, -Innes liccl. lfugcnc Nlillcr, Xlurris XX'.ird, 'liuni Cil1.lIlLllCI'. licnny l3nny.1n. linlwsiw Xclwn
,lim Rnbcrrwii. XY'ilf1'cll -liubrc, Xul.in Scliniinlt.
'liliirll mu: NL-ll Rurli Porter, klunc ljllll, Billie llllllcinon, lfllilli .-Xyunqk, Nlililrul Yntc'-, liulilccn limielu, All-.in liciniw, linlix
Dowd, -loycc Cuinicrmi. Suu Cixlvcm, Rulli Mnycs, Paul.: ljllFl1LllH, Mnrjnric Al.lC.lLllQj. l..iurctt.1 C.1snn, Nl.ixinc Ycagur, Xlirtlu Snvlui,
lixnicc P.1ris, lfninm glam Elkins, liillic Ann Hunter. 1luli.i -lulinstnn, Doris Slnlxuy. Clxrlinc King.
I'illHI'fl7 11111: Paul Rnwcnlnurg. Qicurgc NlcNl:1lmn, liL1l7Cl'l llcrring, Billy lively, liill Ciilwwn. D.ill.1ni Suiuv, Cinllin llnnl.-i. lil-n
XY'u.1tl1cr.1ll, liiL'l1.1rLl Hill, kllnics V.nr.i, Cicnrgc Spiccr, Ruxscll xlllllllli, llanivs 'l'.illml. llcrbiu Nluurc, lil 'll-illviiui'. l'Llw.ii'.l lxflly.
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Hiincs, Unrix Prituliurr, Patsy Riu Crunk, llorulliy Blum limwn, 3.111 Sue lipps, NllblLJllC Mmmrc. ll.-rniuu Cxnnninglmin, IW..-lvii
Tuclcur, Belly Clrnucli.
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LET-'T TO RIGH'LZ
lfiril mir: George Ellis, Lawrence Nelson, Don Rogers, Earl Havens, Bill Barnes, Lee Cowan, Alvin Sheeler, Walter Allen
Doyle Caldwell, George Dibrell, Nwillis Baker, Bill Allen, Charles McRoberts, Ralph Richards, Richard Snow, W'illard Pirtle.
SKTUIIKI rout Paul Goodwin, Eugene Ross, Jimmie Belt, Herbert Webb, Glenn Allison, James Eelts, James Calvert, Vfallac
Clyce.
Tbirif row: Lois Rachels, La Verne Kelly, Madeliiie Duncan, Minnie Lou Bromley, Mary Jane Aubrey, Patti Underwood, Barbara
Jo Steele, liranees Wright, Donna liost'r, Louise Hargraves, Betty Gene Bennett, Mary Jane Hall, Anita Pannell, Floy Horn, Dclpha
Dawson, Dorrace Wihite, Eern Calvert, Dorna Payne, Treva Jo Matney, Dorothy Ball, Betty Atteberry, Sue Huston.
I'iflllVfl1 row: Kenneth Pogue, Billy Nolan, Jack Dalton, George Martin, Bob Minnick, Fred Elder, O. H, Mitchell, Bob Ballard
Kenneth Bates, Duane Evans, Alton King, Moon Jim Yee, Charles Davis, Earl Cherry, Calvin Hargis, Phil Grabbe, Poster Proctor
Ififflf mir: Conjetti Lanxa, XVii:ona Cayce, Jeannette Neff, Ruth Robnett, Norita Kerbow, Ruth Densmore, Ruth Rhodes
Christine King, Ona Locklear, Hazel Broughton, Dorothy Keel, Marinell Mendes, Barbara Blalock, Evelyn Dodd, Jaekie XVilder
Virginia Jacobs, Doris W'yatt, Betty Anderson, Bobby Anderson, Mary Alice Morgan, Kathleen XVilliams, Beverly Brown.
June, 1943
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Firxf row: Byron Harris, Albert Hill, Jack Fletcher, Ralph Barr, J. W. Tunnell, Eugene Allen, Irving Davis, Dan Goodwin
John XValraven, Jimmy Scroggins, Almo Nelson, Richard Zuefeldt, Bob NVasson, Mit Perdue, Jimmy Simmons, Jack Palmer.
Semilif Voir: Royce Tillery, Richard Earrel, Jim Paden, Elgin Robinson, Phillip Ridley, James Craps, Ivan Zhan, Marvin Penny,
James Steele, Norman Spray.
Tbiril Voir: Tommy Ruth vVOOdV'.1l'd, Betty Johnson, Doris Nell Pruitt, Junaliee XX'ard, Mary Cone, Joan Sawyer, Betty Lou
Harris, Catherine Grady, Shirley Shelton, Nelda Bryan, Dorothy Piccola, Eva Lee Harralson, Ida De Capua, Jo Evelyn Durbin,
Juanita Starnes, Billy Charles James, Barbara Boyd, Edna Rae Burdine, Eloise Collum, I-Irma Dell Doty, Anna Beaudet, Mary Frances
Havill.
Ifonrib rozv: James Neighbors, Claude Hardin, Leonard Pool, Billy Earl W'alker, Colby Luck, Charles Mahaney, Harold Cook,
Hugh Reilley, Billy Smith, James Ray, Roy Cook, Joe Wolfe, James Dean, Allen Boedeker, John Collum, David Walls, Joe Piorenza,
Billy Childers, Harry Kempe.
I-'iffll row: Helen Wilson, Betty Jean Jones, Patsy Cook, Evelyn Connelly, Jewel Commons, Dorothy Blaine, Mary Helen Guy,
Gloria Dyer, Kathleen Barnes, Jane Ferguson, Genevieve Schwedler, Mary Kendrick, Clara Doudney, Mary Jo Thompson, Gwendolyn
Xlfillbanks, Eva Gallatin, Betty Edmondson, Dorothy XVeQser, Edith Collier, Zonnie Branch, Betty Skidmore, Doris Jean Cole.
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Ifirsl row: Dorothy Kirby, Zelda Fletcher, Betty Anderson, Virginia Reese, Inez XValker, Lenore Dretvka, La Rue lX'hiles
Porter Bledsoe, Thomas Little, Fdwin Allen, Ray Phillips, Melvin Brown, Howard Garretson, Virginia Simpson, Virgie Price,
Norma Lenz, Frances Roy, Cordelia Malone, Betty Jean Chambers, Marion Tolbert, Anne Thurman.
Swoml rout Betty Jones, Billie Jean Cornett, Juannell Bullard, Betty Ann Boyls, Bernie Carrell, Fvelyn Blevins, Vicki Sconce,
Faye Leach, Patrieia Harrison, Doris Miller, Christine York, Doris Weatherford, Betty Jo McGee, llvelynne Bryant, Billie Jean
Tomlinson, Katherine Mason, Prnia Lee Brooks, Bettye Bloodworth, Gayle Mullen, Margie Sessions, Frances Mason, Sylvia Liitlepage.
June, 1943
LET-'T TO RIGHT:
First row: jack Lindsay, XV. A. Harrison, Tommy Knox, Billy Shell, J. A. Thurman, Claude Goodman, Lloyd Posey, John
Davis, Tom Sellers, Jack XY'hitehurst, Billy Fletcher, Bill Nli'hire, Kenneth Reynolds, Charles Posey, XVilburn Briggs, Jimmy Brown,
David Salvo, Joe McKinney.
Seroflzf role: Frank Leslie, Bobby Fagala, Fred Green, XValter Allen, Fdwin Honeyeutt, Roy Richburg, John Dargan, W'ayne
Smith.
Third row: Betty Jo Looney, Agnes Miller, Charlotte Straughn, Frances Ueekert, Helen Pitts, Jeanne McLaughlin, Mildred
Taylor, Lorene Crossland, Cathleen Barnes, Priscilla Richardson, Dorothy Ball, Floy Lou Long, Patsy Faulkner, Jimmie Ann Cox.
Jane Moore, Peggy Hopkins, Gwen Duff, Nellie Jo Ratekin, Carolyn Lemly, Carolyn Davis, Doris Voss, Betty Jean Knoll, Carolyn
XVeatherby, Teddy Hagendoorn.
I:i0llI'fl7 rout Bonar Morgan, Sam Madderra, George Hollobough, J. C. Jenkins, Glenn Morrison, John Thompson, Raymond
Rateliff, Eugene McClintock, Barl Beesley, Tommy Morgan, Melvin Lucas, Rae Miller, Gerald Bryant, XVilliani Cooper, Frank
XWhittlesy, Jack Jordan, Bugene VC'ilson, Hugh McCraney.
Fifib row: Patsy Hogan, La Verne Stock, Mildred Ferguson, Betty Joyce Allen, Marianne Craig, Nancy Randall, Fdna Farl
V3dCl1. Lois Billert, livelyn Troutt, J'mmie Lou Lowry, Maxine Carstens, Dorothy Golden, Doris Fleeznan, Mary Lucille VC"illiams,
Fthel Mae Miller, Lottie Mae Brown, Vi'ancye Burton, Dorothy Layton, Sue Lewis, llarriet Murphy, Elaine Odom.
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LEFT TO RIGHT:
I-inzil mu! Sarah Ann Shatlday, Betty Claire King, Marjorie Harrison, Charlotte Saunders, Imogene Johnson, Patsy Kelly, Betty
Iou Hix, Daphne Ilarkey, Mary lulivaheth Brooks, I,illian Creech, Sally Cantu, Billie Louise Ifasley, Carrie I,ee Cleveland, XX"anda
Cleveland, Patricia llielts, Iena Robinson, Bernieee Sutton, Roberta Newland, IIelen Milton, Inez Martin, Frances Majors.
Sawmill Von: George ilihurtnontl, Cale Stevenson, Milton Billingsly, Donald Montgomery, Charles Glasgow, Flloert Bush, Jess Payne,
Charles Palmer, Fred Davis, Fred lirler, Ben Sabatoni, Milton Szllis, David Ilngland, Bob Cooke, Oscar Shafner, Ray XVatson,
Rohert I,ongaere, Ililton Davis.
Iemuexry, 1944
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Ifirif mir: Ifugene Brown, John Iimery, Troy MeVay. Frnest Bruner, Jimmie Ssvope, James Ifdwards, Dowe Stewart, Dewey
Brunnnitt, Patil Morgan, Jack Redding, Howard Garretson, Bobby Carrell.
Sevofnf row: IIolly Ifehols, Otis Parish, Joe Oliver, Charles Gaines, Jack Park, Billy Peak, John Salalar, Leroy Goward, Eddie
Ifubanlss, NY'enclell Russell.
Tbirtl' mm: Glenn Garland, Trilby Gantt, Alma Ziegler, Dudley Jo Keiningham, Mary I.ee Langley, Florian Kneeht, Waiitlii
Greathouse, Sadie Phillips, Joyce Johnson, Gloria Castleberry, I.a Yvonne Peterson, Alleen Sullivan, Margaret Innes, Fvelina Downs,
Joy Sanders, Barbara Bartlett, Majelaine Dawson, Dena Sue Fields, Orene XYhiteomb.
150111113 row: Charles Houston, Jack Slater, George Harris, Kenneth XVright, Joe Christopher, George Moore, Chester Conn,
-lim Killgo, Rov Gainnioek, Richard Gard, XY'arren Carney, Robert Argedine, John Ed Clauneh, Charles IIill, lilroy Archer, John
Young, Freddie Gibhs, Bill Boatman.
Fiffln mir: Francine Barhart, Hazel Saunders, Opal Julian, I.ouise Faust, Florence IIarmon, Deva Beheler, Arlene Daniels, Edna
Jo NVillianis, Mariorie Milne, Ivy Fain, Ina I.ee Darnell, Louise Steeley, Virginia Hodges, Janice Carson, Virginia Bailey, Johdallia
Farr, Sara Ansley, Virginia Carlson, Frnestine I.ester. Norma Flood.
LEFT TO RIGHT!
firrl 1'01L': Mark Deering, Lewis Elam, Charles Maupin, Louis Brown, Charles Latimore, Harry Glover, Paul Young, Kenneth
Commander, Jack Lindsay, Henry Boardman, John Harris, Ray Riddle, Bill Barrett, Asa Holleman, XV. Morris, Joe Lovano,
Graham Cook, Johnny Reynolds, Tommy Miller.
Semmf ron! James Hale, Raymond Eubanks, Jo: Gomez, Tom Harrier, Jack Hyles, Charles Hoeker, Warren Cunningham, J. T.
Hammons, XValter McCallum, Donald Thompson, Jack Tom Taylor, Thomas Curtis, Kenneth XVood, Billy Hale, Lester Chambers,
Bob Parks, Robert Cook, Jack Iden.
Third row: Dorothy Joyce MeGrew, Edra Gresham, Dorfs Owens, Dorothy XVatkins, La Verne Plant, Marjorie Coker, Eliza-
beth Newby, Pae Stovall, Jean Cullum, Gloria Cunningham, Juanita Presson, Frances Layton, Mildred Holtv, Wyllena Bryson. Marv
Catherine Ross, Mary Edna Miller, Joyce Greer, Donna Jean Archer, Catherine Kerr, Elsie Holder, Joy VC'ilhite, Sarah Clark, Margiret
Goodwin, Drucilla Bivings.
Fflllffb row: Dwaine Crawford, Don Coke, Lfe Britt, Oscar Matthews, Earl Barnett, Robert Clevenger, Carl Younger, Teland
Hobbs, Jeffrey Horney, Richard Gonvales, Harry Hines, Roland Marcrum, Johnny Dowdy, Arnold Hathaway, Mickey Dahlgreen,
Jack Jewett, Sam XVard, Jaek Slater, Payton Euerer.
Ififflr row: Marie Hudson, Laverne Smith, Doris Stanley, Patsy Gleason, Martha XVhite, Bobbie Kathryn Dinsmore, Loyed
Marie Pollock, Jeraldine Skeeter, Virginia Carney, Bgbbyq Sue Miller, Charlene Biggs, Patricia Conley, Billy Fae McLaughlin, Ann
Powell, Clara Nelson, Margie Harrison, Virginia Vaughn, Virginia JUHCST Juanita FASH, BTUY LOU Gllfmllls BUUY Yilffsi I-CHOFC Rllbln-
Billie Jean Harris, Charlotte James, aniee King, Dorothy W'ilfon.
Iune, 1944
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Fira! row: Vernon King, Donald Herring, ack Earnest, Dennisnis Smart, Bobby Blevins, Eugene Dunn, Robert Stinson, Gerald
Polnaek, Jimmy Wall, Calvin Ellis, Billy Bob Steele, Norman Depew, Kenneth Callaway, Tony Hamlin, Richard Graham, Kenneth
Stubbs, Roy Prather, Albert Parker, Robert W'clch, Larry Fuess.
Serofm' rout Johnny Wheeler, Billy Durrett, Marvin Stark.
Third row: Edna Hines, Margaret McCrary, Grace Balch, Rae Norris, Marie Tamplin, June Mathews, Rdberta Carlton, Donna
Melugin, Helen Self, Mildred Mays, Julia Ann Franks, Jean Dysirt, Ada Mae Penn, Betty Sue Irwin, Jean Vining, Marjorie Hunter,
Bebe Keyser, Peggy Render, Mary Jon Holbrook, Jo Ann Stokes, Betty Lou Clifton, XVanda Spain.
Ifourfb 1'0zL': Earl Pinegar, W'ilburn Hill, Marion Cooper, James Hitt, Dennie Cumbie, James Steele, Chandler Hinckley, Harold
Stein, James Mayberry, Bryan Bristen, George Thise, Albert Classcn, Raymond James, Billy Gribble, Bill Bailey, Maurice W'illiams,
Ulis Hair, Grady Spangler, Seott Keahey.
Ififfb row: La Verne Golden, Marian Swim, Gertrude St. Clair, Thed Beth XVilhanks, Jacqueline Funderburk, Marianne Kieki
rillo, Gloria Clouse, Elaine Eigula, Modena Rape, Mildred Fletcher, Sylvia Jenson, Della Lou Sutton, Billy Burke, Betty Malone,
Dorothea Nell Moon, Jamie Caldwell, Alva Lee Chatelain, Estelle Knearem, Peggy Alexander, Billie Jean Rainwater, Minnie Frillell.
LEFT TO RIGHT:
l'i.il'.Kf ron: Gerald Lam, Bobby Qualls, Robert McClure, James Fowler, james Hale, Kenny Hulen, Billy -lo Tate, XY'ilmer
liroese, Lawrence ilones, Coleman Hammons, Lloyd Fuller, Doyle Ramsey, G. XV. Thurman, james Stone, Barnett Rippletoo, Billy
Anderson, Bill Richardson, Charles Hightower.
SUZYIIILI rout ,lack Hughes, Ray Calmes, James Haydon, Paskil Walliams, Billy McCormick.
'1'f1.'rif rozr: ,Ionelle Bradley, Lily Canales, La Nelle Parmer, Betty Lou Berry, XVilma jean Thompson, Betty Collins, Evelyn
Sinclair, Doris XY'hite, Doris Tolleson, Ruby Day, Ruth Nell Looaey, Mary Mayers, Bobby Alexander, Connie Louise Young, Bsttv
Sourage, ildith Proyince, Mina Lee Vernon, Billy jean Long, Yvonne Nottingham, Ina Sue Darnell, Murlene Fuller.
Iionrlb rout James Hickman, Bill Henderson, Harry Pang, Edward Prince, Harry La Grone, XVilbur Brown, Robert Pratley,
Roy Childers, Hal johnson, Bill Richardson, Travis Fuller, john Henry Crouch, Billy Monroe, David Gault, Gene Buck, Emmett
Brusard.
lfifffw ron: Gloria Gilleland, ,loyce Lockard, Olive XVhitehead, Al Dora Curtis, Joy Taber, Mildred Chanslor, Pauline Stokes,
Betty ,lean Bates, ,lenny Beth Minniek, Mary clan Hendricks, Dorrace Schaerdel, Rcva Nell Cook, Marjorie Smart, Betty Grojgins,
Billy Hughes, Elsie Higginbotham, Billa Stovall, Cora Lee Blanchard, Betty Grundy, June Mandeville, Monte Lee Hodges.
lune, 1944
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Firxf V0lL'f James Cowen, Grady Gilder, Robert Simmons, Edwin Harris, Emmett Watson, Tommy Childs, Don Michael, Cecil
Baker, Leon Alexander, Bobby Keanee, Lawrence Bass, Jackie Cline, Richard Newton, Bobby Keyes, Elmer Russell, Harold George,
J. XV. Boxvnan, Marion Schell, Jackie Daniels.
Swcoml row: Naomi Armstrong, Theresa Eiorenza, Virginia Palmer, Gladys Coates, Marilyn Loomis, Bobbie Dinsmore, Delores
Busliey, Wanda Hudson, Serena Copperage, Mary Nelle Sides, Margaret Northeutt, Jean Watson, Annie Moore, Muriel Phillips, Kath-
ryn XVillingham, Kathryn Buchanan, Pauline XVray, Billie Jean Beary, Betty Harmon, Lucille Cov, Ruth Vermillion.
Tbiwl rout xl. E. Houchin, Dick Shaw, Leslie McDonald, Eugene Miller, Cecil YVindsor, Bill Kaiser, Ronald Nelson, Avery
Slaughter, Harry Slaughter, Donald McGraw, Archie Brixie, Janaes Patterson, Gene Barnett, Mack Holland, Cecil Baker, Philip
-lones, Travis Paerson.
Folzrlb Voir: Joyce Millsaps, Hanna Jo Parrish, Frances Fulton, Lewcille Holland, Doris Bushey, Margaret Bohannon, Eae Sto-
vall, Elinor Strother, Betty Owen, Burlice Vfendeborn, Eleanor Hendrix, Betty Cooper, Patricia Heibert, Frances Weblu, Georgia
Ingram, Daphna Reeves, Dorothy Grady, Mary Lial Glascock, La Verne Gault, Patsy Purvis, Billie Louise Easley, Betty ,lo Henry,
,lean Muller.
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Firi! roll: Louis Renal, Diuid Slieps, liverett XVendeborn, Virgie Qlaeliion, klolin Ad.ims, Lowell Stublnlefield, illlionus Moroney.
Don Nlinielx, Olixer Sysinore, ll, C. Kidd, Bob Loxell, Bobby Burns, lick Ladd, Gene l,.1ry, Don Smitli, Viiilborn Oyerstreet,
Prexton X'.inn.
Sriouif mu: Rutlolpli liglds, ll.n'old Wiliite. llnid l.inelruin, ,liekie Wfiit. llonier l.irson, Billy R.inliin, xloe Addins, Asn llolle-
ni.in. Alerry Nloore, Bob O'll,u'gi, -limniy Nl.lNSCl'lg.lll. liek Bnden, Billy -lordan.
Tfvlrif mu: ,lean Vining, Xlolelle Ciupp, ,lt-.inet CQ.irter. Betty -lo H.unin, lneilueline Dillon, l,.lL1I','l liAIlh2!'ll1C Iiiigli. Bonnie -lo
Holmni, Vl.ll'Q.Q.ll'L'l Kiniberlin. Ruby llill, Cilmrlotte imufortl, lfloine Scary, Betty ,lo llarris, Barbara llirnell, Clinrlotte Silvus,
llorutliy il-l1iYIH.lS, l7oriN .lean Xledley, Betty lo Rieli.u'dKon, Geraldine Robinson, Ruby lfixtlilini, ,-Xnn,i Bnlilnym,
I-fmiflr mn: llenry Sutton, lloyd ll.u'rix. .linnny Bileliiinan, l,eslie Rov, XY'illi.nn Linilsley, Billy llodxon, Robert ll.ill, lion
Sniitli, Llolin Robinson, llolnirt loc, l..u'l Rielmrdxon. Billy Page, Rennetli Riiliff, cil1.lI'lC5 Nlorris, llenry Adrian. Nl.uneS Rielixrds.
Glenn Allen.
llflfv win: kl.icltie lftlntidge. Wiyllena Bryon, Doris Bites, liikinees ltllrien. llildn Stoxxill, llorix Bell. Peggy louanee, lJoriS
Nieliols, lleugy XY'ilson, Yvonne Noitingluin, ,loy ilfibor, l,orene l'l.1!1l1OH, Rose Rl.lFlC Mattliews, Mgirtlu Belle Colenun, M.u'y Vial-
tlier. Xlaity Ciliristoplier, B,xrlv.ir.i long, Bttty Tyler. Xlilreenc XY'illininx
lune, 1945
l.l"l"l' 'ro Ric:.ii'r:j I '
llfif mn: C l.1ude Berry, XY'orley hlones, lF.ii'iil lhnnnoeli, Doimld l erstcad, Mdriin lioster, Clmrles Rogers. Billy ililiurinan.
Rielmril Milliey, Billy loin liennel, Glynn Brewer, lftlwin lJui'l1.im, 'll ln Row, Gerald Powell, Ralpli Bouilry, Rnlpli Comer,
Rayinontl klones, Billy Nlorrix.
Srmrzil mn: Billy Bob lniyfieltl, Kennelli lniiiiner, Billy Hale, Keineili Clixon, Billy Thompson, Clmrles I.oelxle.xr, llugene
lhiif. Barney Xlosley, ,lack linenreni, Rielmrd Simniom, R.1y Reynolds, 'lllmd Goodwin.
Tfviril r'u1L': Nlxiry Rue Ciriffetb, Dorotliy Olyon. Colleen Wlilliersou, Mary Ann Britt, Lucille Holcomb, l,l1ll1l.l lean XY'.itxon,
Beulali late, Nlary Cirutelier. Xldrgie Fleming, l.illi,in Kluirliend, gleam Nxter, Blareclle Smitli, lmogene Spain, Sbirley Vilollif. Alxnic
Teipel, Cl.ir.i Louise Loveless, Anne Smitli, Gloria Don Rusxell, Dolores Clark, l'.iul.i Moore, B.1rbi1r.1 lolinson, Dorix Nlntliewf, -loy
lee ,lones
1'ifllll'fXl NIHI liennetli Surley, Llosepb Rielmrdx. O. ll. ltlill, Bobby Ramsey, Harold Clmsen, Don XY'.ill, Llolin Dobbs, l"dw.ird
lllrod, louis Moore, llldie Blount, I-Lit Piiwons, D.1yid Bundrielx, Preston Day, Frink Xlfliisenanr, George lu Trelle, lilnio Morgan,
Sunley Haili.
Ififfln mzr: Mildred XVilli.1n13, lirnnees Baleli, l'li7.ibetli Harwell, .lean Harbuek, Betty .lo Parlser, Ruby Culver, Rose Marie
Beekcnlioldt, Gemldine Stewari, lilimbetli Sp.u'km.in, lfiuline Troutt, Peggy Milburn, -lolinnie Yan Kirk. Tlielnm King, Sliirley Gil-
lespie, Xxlililklil Robertson, lJori5 lofiiee. Sondra Oster, Patsy Atkinson, Rebecca C.ieye, lnetn Bolding, Rosalie Lowe, lldngi Florence
lloyd, I..1 Verne Rice.
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LE14-T TO RIGHT:
Iilrxl row: Billy Bailey, Bobby Farrar, Jerry Laydon, Alfred Perkins, Kenneth Darwin, Frank Tucker, Roy Lee England, Lindy
Chandler, Frank W'hisenant, Morris Ragsdale, Sidney Vifliisenant, Joe Ramfield, Dick Hicks, Micky Caihey, Bob Robnett, Lawrence
Childress, Billy Hanslen, Roy Mason.
Semml row: Louise Cannon, Elizabeth Little, Marilyn Reed, Betty Waslaburn, Ruth Rimmer, George Merriman, Billy Jo Law-
son, Tommy Murphy, Jimmie Patterson, Bobby Don Xxfestmoreland, Fred Shultz, Jack Rosser, Donald Hooten, J. B. Kerbow, Don
Harris, Patty Chambers, Joyce Fannon, Patsy Fdmondson, Martha Cliff, Betty Boerder.
Tlxirtl row: Joy Pearl Harris, Tessy Dean Carter, Nadine Lowler, Olivia Irwin, Gloria Drier, Dorothy Hunter, Dorothy Leek,
Betty Jo McAdams, Jean Aldrich, Alys McLaughlin, Bobbie Lee Herring, Frances Allen, Peggy Archibald, listher Bartley, Carolyn
Lowery, Carolyn Fvans, Corinne Martin, Frances Irene Allen, Terry Ann Baker, Louise Wfoodside, W'anda Jean Stanley, Bonnie Jo
Hobson, Wavida Long, Vera Nell Anderson. Mary li. Talley.
150111717 rozr: Juanita Mulkey, Billie Fae Flecman, Patricia Smith, Kathryn Boyles, Dorothy Milligan, Mona Lou Manual, Flea-
i-or Hutson, Betty Jo Vinson, Jacqueline Funderburlt, lidwina Cook. Maurine W'ise, Eli7IlbCtll W'eleh, Shirley Lipe, Barbara Allen,
Patsy Carter, Joan Sprott, Paula Stevenson, Doris Jo Nelson, Nina Cvaincs, Julia Stamps, Jean Shuford, Bobbye Gaskins.
Fiflfv l'Ull'f Jeanette Taylor, Eugenia Allen, Sarah Helms, Lois Blackwell, De Lois Loomis, Bobby Louise Teatlierwood, Katherine
Parnell, Joyce Thrailliill, Rosalyn Davis, Charlsie Norris, Hazel Bivens, Jane Sanford, Peggy Thomas, Joyce Miller, Doris XY'ebb,
Gay W'illiams, Mary Jo Jamrs, Jean Dean, Dorothy Robertson, Madelle Hale, Billie Marie Speneer, Rhoda Peacock, Peggy Morris,
Vera Frances Allen.
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Los Amigos
OFFICERS
Full and Spring
President . jcanne Moreau, Imogen: Smyers
Vice-President Marjorie W'oocl, Sue Huston
Secretary . . . . Bzbe Keyser, Drueilln Bivings
Sponsors Miss Roberta King, Miss Eugenia Newberry
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Firxl l'UIl'! Sue Huston, Mlry Louie Rxinwnter, .lean Dysart, klohnelle Bradley,
B.lJe Keyser, Jeanne Moreau, lilnine Odom, liffie Colluxn, Frances Barnett, Mary Jane
Aubrey, Kstherine Kerr, Drucilll liivings, Mirgxret Goodwin.
SUITIIIII roll: Donna Jean Archer, Betty Ann linyls, John lfmery, John Dglrgan,
James Haydon, Bob Cj'lPlLlf'21, Harold George, George Moore, Iris Biker, Miss King.
Tlriril Voir: Josephine Kimery, Janie: Carson, Marjorie XY'ood, .Iuanita Fdgir, Doro-
thy Ewing, Lewcile Hollind, Ln Yerelle Smith, Marjorie Milne, Flny Horn, Nelsie Alensen,
Imogene Smyers, Bobbye Sue Millir, Charlene Biggs, Virginia Vaughn.
EMBLFM: Snnzfzrero zviflz words, "Loy AI7ifxQ!l.Y,, CIIIIJOXXPJ on if.
Membership in Los Amigos is open to students of Spanish. At the
meetings, the life and Customs of Latin America are topics for discus-
sion. Songs, dances, games are learned and practiced. The programs are
lively and entertaining with frequent visitors who enhance the charm
of all things Spanish.
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OFFICERS
Fall and Sjiring
President . . .... . Catherine Edgar
Vice-President . Dorothy Eubank
Secretary . . Juanita Stanley
Sponsor . .... Miss Virginia Rootcs
LEFT TO RIGHT:
First row: Josephine Kimery, Sue Huston, Dorothy Ewing, Effie Collum, Jeanne
Moreau, Frances Barnett, Imogene Sniyers, Elaine Odom, Nelsie Jensen, Marjorie Vfootl,
Dorothy Kirby, Jeanette Durand.
Svcollcl row: William Gregory, Charles McRolJerts, Ralph Roberts, Don Berry,
James Ray, Miss Rootes.
Third row: Rosalyn Cruse, Ellen Gillette, Verna Baker, Juanita Stanley, Clara Nell
Woodruff, Nellie Jo Ratekin, Nancy Randall, Edna Earl Vadcn, Jimmie Lou Iowry,
Dorothy Eubank, Catherine Edgar, Maine Carstens, Doris Wyatt.
MOTTO : "Of one blood balk be macle all nations."
The Adamson unit of the Pan American Student Forum, founded in
1927, is one of several in the Dallas Chapter. Six times each year this
chapter meets for special programs where-as the units meet the second
and fourth Mondays of each month. The organization is International.
Membership is limited to advanced students of Spanish who are en-
thusiastic believcrs in our "Good-Neighbor" policy.
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OFFICERS
Fall ami Spring
President . . Frances Ann Lewis, Betty Atteberry
Vice-President . . Bill McCormick, jackie XVilder
Secretary . . Charles Daniel, La Verne Stock
Sponsor . . . Miss Winnie Langford
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Firx! raw: Mary Alice Morgan, Treva ,Io Matney, Dorothy Ball, Betty Edith Atte-
berry, jo Ruth Garrett, Donella Hustler, Lois Billert.
Swoizil rr1u': Mary ,lane Hall, La Verne Stock, Bill McCormick, james Hitt, John
Leslie Smith, Tommy Burris, Duane Evans, Miss Langford, Jackie W'ilder.
This organization is a new-comer, having been founded in April,
1941, by Miss Winnie Langford at the suggestion of the Dallas Historical
Society It aims to stimulate in high school students increasing interest
in history, particularly that of Dallas and Dallas County.
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Texcrs Junior Historians
OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
President . . Doris Wyatt, Jimmie Lou Lowry
Vice-President . Jimmie Sellers, Mildred Taylor
Secretary . . . Jimmy Lou Lowry, Virginia Napier
Sponsors . . Miss Abigail Crane, Miss Lorine Higginbotham
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Firls row: Betty Jean Bennett, Jane Shelby, Charles Mayberry, C. W. Bohanan,
Mildred Taylor, Sylvia Littlepage.
SUCOUIJ row: Miss Crane, James Abbott, Virginia Napier, Mary Alice Morgan, Doro-
thy Jordan, Jeanne McLaughlin, Doris W'yatt, John Xvalraven, Miss Higginbotham.
The Texas Junior Historians meet on the second Wednesday of each
month for discussions concerning local and state history. During the
year the club members enjoy visits to points of historical significance.
Each April a representative is sent to Austin to attend the State
Historical Association.
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Pen Pals
OFFICERS
Full and Sjlring
President . Mary Alice Morgan, Virginia Beheler
Vice-President . . Joy Tabor, Marilyn Loomis
Secretary . . . Sarah jo Ansley, Virginia Carney
Program Chairman . William Gregory, Margaret Goodwin
Sponsors . . . . Mrs. Helen Horn, Miss Nelly Bly Lankford
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Firxf mu: Martha Ann Lewis, XY'ilhurn Hill, Don Smith, VVilliam Gregory, Mark
Deering, Bryan lirister, Marilyn Loomis.
SL'l'0ll4l rout Mrs. Horn, Floy Horn, Joy Tabor, Mary Alice Morgan, Sarah Jo
Ansley, Virginia lielieler, Gladys Coates, Margaret Goodwin, Betty Boerder, Serena Cop-
pedge, Patricia Heibert, Miss Lankford.
Every two weeks Pen Pal members meet to form a sympathetic
audience for volunteers who read their own compositions expressed with
a maximum degree of originality. The Club has acquired Considerable
publicity by its unique and delightful programs.
Le Cercle Frcmccfis
OFFICERS
Fall und Sjlring
President . .... Jane Shelby, Jane Shelby
President . .... Jane Shelby
Vice-President . ..... Mary Alice Morgan,
Vice-President . . Mary Alice Morgan, Mary Alice Morgan
Secretary . . Sherry Milholland, Dorothy Watliins
Sponsor . ..... Miss Helen Aduddell
LEFT TO RIGHT!
Firxl row: Sherry Milholland, Mary Elaine Space, Billie Jean Terry, Mary Alice
Morgan, Dorothy Jordan, June Mandeville, Mariorie Ferguson.
Sccozzzl row: Dorothy Watkiiis, Miss Aduddell, Charlotte Saunders,
MoTTo: "Tout bien 011' rica."
The French Club was created with the desire to inform students of
Adamson about what Frenchmen do and say and think at home and
abroad. Members play typical French games, sing French songs, and
speak French exclusively for half the time, at leastj,
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lunior Girl Reserves
OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
President . . . . Bebe Keyser, Bobbie Dinsmore
Vice-President . . Billa Stovall, Doris Bushey
Secretary . ..... Charlene Biggs, Betty Sue Irwin
Inter-Club Council Representative . . Billa Stovall, Bebe Keyser
Sponsors ..... Miss Sybil Clark, Miss Onie B. Easley
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Firsf row: Joy Tabor, Bobbie Dinsmore, Doloris Bushey, Marianne Kiekirillo, Mar-
jorie Smart, Jean Miller, Doris Tolleson, Gladys Coates, Billie Jean Long, Janie Teipel,
Betty Sue Irwin, Barbara Johnson.
Seroml row: Jeanet Carter, Jacquelyn Dillon, Betty Jo Ilainm, Bobbie Herring,
Julia Stamps, Nina Gaines, Marjorie Milne, Juanita Presson, Bebe Keyser, Iidilh Province,
Billa Stovall, Charlene Biggs, Virginia Jones, Bobbye Sue Miller, Marilyn Reed.
Tbira' role: Joan Stokes, I.a Nelle Parmer, Patsy Carter, Betty I.ou Berry, Jean
Nater, Jean Depart, Gloria Cunningham, Donna Jean Archer, Juanita Edgar, Doris
Nichol, Paula Moore, Terry Ann Baker, Miss Ilasley.
Follrlb rout Billie Margaret Curry, Joseale Hulse, Clara Nelson, Ann Jane Powell,
Frances I-Iarvin, Iilizubeth I,ittle, Louise Cannon, Ivy Pain, Peggy Milburn, Patsy Atkin-
son, Gloria Clouse, Doris Bushey.
In October, l940, the Junior Girl Reserves was organized for the
purpose of giving social as well as spiritual guidance to underelass girls
of Adamson. The slogan is: "As a Girl Reserve I will try to face life
squarely? The purpose: "To find and give the bestf' The code is the
code of the Senior Girl Reserves. A meeting is held every Wfednesday.
Senior Girl Reserves
OFFICERS
Fall amz' Sllfillg
President . . .... Margaret Ruth Welclm
Vice-President . . Jacquelyn Allen
Secretary ...... Wfanda McSpadden
Inter-Club Council Representative . . . . . . Helon Aiton
Sponsors .... Mrs. Minnie Bramlette, Miss Eugenia Newberry
LH-'T 'ro RIGHT:
Firsi row: Ava ,lane Wgitldle, Helen Martin, Dorothy Kaiser, June Brown, Rosalyn
Cruse, Beatrice Childress, Betty Anderson, Nell Ruth Porter, Pattie Underwood, Donclla
Hostler, Dolores Crockett, Marion lily.
Srfonn' row: Mrs. Bramlette, lris Baker, Sue Houston, Amelia Cristol, Alice ,lean
Young, ,Iacquelyn Allen, Margaret Ruth XVelch, Zana Thompson, Sherry Milholland,
Jenn Mill'r, Louise Schimelfenig, Frances Ann Lewis, Betty Richardson, Florence Lewis.
Third row: Bobby Anderson, Lois Billert, Mary ,lane Hall, Dorothy Petty, La
Vonne Alexander, Gwendolyn Wolff, Hclon Aiton, Gwen Duff, Betty Taylor, Johnny
Ellis, Marjorie Ferguson, Xerma Rasor, Miss Newberry.
lionrlb rnzv: Wgiiida McSpadden, Betty -lean Bennrtt, Barbara See, Marjorie W'ood,
Catherine Hardin, Dorothy Ann Layton, ,Io Frances Dickerson, -lean Berry, Billie Charles
Stone, Betty Joyce Allen, Marianne Craig, Nancy Randall, Doris Stokey.
In 1918 Miss Hazel Mathis, an instructor in Oak Cliff High School,
organized the Girl Reserves. Miss Mathis is now a missionary somewhere
in China, Oak Cliff is Adamson. The Girl Reserve is still the same
organization motivated by the same high purpose and slogan, though
now it is shared with its little sister, the Junior Girl Reserves. Their code
is:
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Iunior I-Ii-Y
OFFICERS
Full and Spring
President . Bill Anderson, Bill McCormick
Vice-President Bill McCormick, Bill Anderson
Secretary . . Bill Durrett, Edwin Harris
Sponsor . Mr. Charles Leonhard
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Ifirxz' V'U1l'f Oscar Matthews, Chandler Hinckley, Billy Richardson, Mr. Hester,
Grady Spangler, Chirles Maupin, Mack Holland,
Svrollif mir: Scott Kenhey, Asn Hollemnn, Billy Ciriluble, Billy Durrelt, Bill Ander-
son, Billy Aloe Monro', Bobby Blevins.
Tbim' row: jimmy Misweiigill, Virgil Jackson, C'le Stevenion, lo: Adams, Bill
McCormick, Roy Lee If'l.xnd, .Ierrie Moore, jolinny XY'heel:r.
EMBLEM: T1'ia11glrf zuifb 1111 "H" nuff "Y" mrfzlziwd fo form Hi-Y.
This organization provides for underclgiss boys who are interested in
spiritual and social development. Erich weeli meetings are held at the
Oak Cliff Y. M. C. A. The objective is: "To create, maintain and ex-
tend throughout the school community high standards of Christian
character." Affiliated with the Senior Hi-Y.
Senior I-Ii-Y
OFFICERS
Fall lllltl Sjnrilzg
President . . . . Rudolph Robberson, Frank Lassater
Vice-President . . Don McClure, Bob Ramsey
Secretary . . Harold Luper, Pat Murphy
Sponsor . . Mr. Richard Stroud
LEFT To RIGHT:
Firxl row: Colby Luck, James Reagan, Norman Spray, Bobby Ramsey, 'Fed Utt,
Robert Stephenson, Pat Murphy.
Sevomf row: Harold Holcomb, Carl Gibson, Don McClure, Rudolph Robherson,
Harold Luper, Earl Collins, Frank Lassatcr.
Tbirrl raw: Richard Zuefcldt, Charlie Moore, Lewis l.eftwich, Bradley Hogue,
Cranston Dodd, Pat Wliitgiker, Carl Finley, George Spicer.
Iiourlb mir: Don Hawkins, Zach Langston, Rawlings Diamond, Tommy Bowles,
S. W. Martin, Cleo Wliitlock.
The Senior Hi-Y is a junior branch of the Y. M. C. A. with the
same high standards upheld by the Junior Hi-Y.
Every Monday night at the Oala Cliff Y, the members meet for in-
spiring discussions. Once each session all attend church in a body. This
year, the Father-Son and the Best-girl banquets have been outstanding
social affairs.
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Ol:l1lCERS
Fall and Spring
President . . Amelia Cristol, Barbara Horton
Vice-President . . Virginia Akers, Jacquelyn Allen
Secretary . Barbara Horton, Billie Ann Hunter
Sponsor . . Miss Lorine Higginbotham
LFIVT TO RIGHT:
Ifirxf row: Sara Sue Tipps, Avi -lane XVaddle, l.a Verne Lowe, Miss Higginbotham,
Louise Sehiinelfenig, Amelia Cristol, -lean Miller.
Siwnzil mir: Billie Ann Hunter, Alyee Ruth llarris, Alice .lean Young, Charlotte
Saunders, Virginia Napier, Carolyn lenily, Virginia Akers, Mamie Belle Hunter, Gwenf
dolyn XVolff, Frances Ann Lewis.
Tfririf row: Mary Frances Blair, Barbara Horton, Jewel Swofford, Kathryn Pogue,
Marjorie Render, Betty -loyee Allen, Marianne Craig, Marjorie Ferguson, Sherry Milhol-
land.
The Book Review Club meets on the first and third Thursdays of each
month with the :ole object of reading and enjoying good literature. New
books are reviewed by members of the Club, each followed by discussions
which are stimulating, broadening and lots of fun. ln addition, the
Club as a group attends public book reviews.
lunior Modiool Profession
OFFICERS
Fall mul Sjrring
President . . . Joena Parker, Agness Miller
Vice-President . Agness Miller, Edith Collier
Secretary Rae Pitchford, Rae Pitchford
Sponsor . . . . Mr. XVilliam Meek
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Firsl l'0lL'Z Imo Jeane Spain, Agness Miller, Fllen Gentry, Iris
Madeline Duncan, Mildred Ferguson,
Sfwulif mir: Pat Darwin, Betty Peterson, Rae Pitcliford, Mr
Henry, Edith Collier, Jacque Hatfield.
Baker, Joena Parker,
. Meek, Frances Mc-
Visits of the Junior Medical Profession to hospitals and attendance at
lectures given by doctors, nurses, and technicians help
this organization to obtain information concerning all
medical profession, as well as the specific field they hope
The meetings are interesting and highly educational.
the members of
branches of the
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OFFICERS
131111 ami Spring
President . Amelia Cristol
Secretary Gwentlolyn Yfolff
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v lleatriee C,hiltlre'.s, Yirginia Napier, T-un Manton, Amelia Clristol, ,Iolinny lfllis,
Riehartl ZLlL'l-Ulkll, Mary l.ou Carrell, Cleo XY'hitloek, Miss lledtle, Dorolliy Petty, Bill
Ci nuw, .Xllee -lean Yeung, .Xlyee Ruth Harris. -laeque llatfieltl, .laeqnelyn Allen. On floor.
Charles Daniels, Gwen XX'oll'l', klune liain. Center, Nlarianne Craig.
"To ereate a spirit of active and intelligent interest in tlrainaties
among boys and girls in seeomlary schools" is the aim of Troup number
338 of the National Thespians. To merit membership in this elub, stu-
dents must meet the requirements of the National organization and of
the local sponsor. This intlieates one has attained rank in tlramaties.
National Forensic Loaauo
OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
President . . . Pat Murphy, Norma Jean Ballard
Vice-President Norma ,lean Ballard, Pat Murphy
Secretary . . Berniece Sutton, Bobby Blevins
Sponsors . . . Mr. Carl Nutley, Miss Ann Patrick
LIcIfT TO RIGHT IN CIRCLE:
Madeliene Duncan, Merit: Bill McCormick, Honorg Norma Jean Ballard, Distinc-
tiong Virgie Turner, Honorq Ora Lee Hair, Distinction, Ruth Rininier, Honorg Ellen
Gillette, Honor, lfdwin Harris, Distinction, Verna Baker, Honor, jack liarnest, Dis-
tinetion, Pat Wliitaker, Distinction, Janie Teipcl, Excellence, Charles Maupin, Fx-
cellenceg Bobby Blevins, Distinctiong Berniece Sutton, Distinction, Pat Murphy, Dis-
tinction, june Mandeville, lixcellenceg Cranston Dodd, Merit, Margarette Coleman,
Merit: Minnie Lou Bruinley, Merit.
Al iufvlr: Mark Deering.
Noi in 1IirlI1i'I': 13011 McClure.
The Adamson chapter of the National Forensic League, established in
1940, this year, led the Texas-Louisiana District in membership and num-
ber of degrees won. These degrees awarded for points earned in inter-
scholastic debate and public speaking are: Merit, Honor, Excellence, and
Distinction in ascending order.
The object of the organization is to promote interest in debate and
oratory by encouraging friendly competition and fellowship,
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ICQ-Swing Club
OFFICERS
President . Patsy Pledge
Vice-President Dorothy Kaiser
Secretary . Alice Jean Young
Treasurer . . . June Brown
Sponsor
Mrs, Geraldine Holloway
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Aliei- Jean Young, Virginia Palmer, Alyce Rutli Harris, Patsy Kelly, June Brown,
Anne llanwen, Berry Irwin, Louise Cannon, Mamie livelyn Conley, Betty lou llix,
Margaret Mayer,
Join the lee Skaters if you want to bave a barrel of fun! Organized
this spring by Mrs. Holloway, the Club is open to all students interested
in elementary figure slsating. To date, only minor calamities have oc-
curred, principally brief "sit-clowns". Healtliful invigorating evcereise
and eomraelesliip are the sole objectives of tlie regular NVeclnesLlay meetings.
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Excelsior Club
OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
President . .... Herbert Stice, Edward Kelly
Vice-President . . Ottie Lee Sams, Joe Otis
Secretary . Wilbur Wetzel, Norman Spray
Sponsor . . Miss Laura Alexander
LEFT TO RIGHT:
First row: NWayne Freeland, Bill Barnes, Robert F. Lee, Harold Payne, Charles Posey,
George Garriott, Herbert Stiee, W'ilbur XVetzel, Lloyd Russell, Robert Stevenson, Joe
Still, Paul Jones, Lee Britt, David Walls.
Seroml row: Gene Wolf, Moon jim Yee, Fred Flder, O. H. Mitchell, Earl Collins,
Benny Cook, Edward Kelly, Robert Hughes, Bill Leird, Roy Richburg, Miss Aleander,
joe Otis.
Tbira' row: Jack Jordan, Forrest Qualls, Bradley Hogue, Bill Pothoff, Cecil Wiiitl-
sor, Tom Coleman, james Reagan, Harold Luper, Norman Spray, Bob O'Hara, Jimmie
Mclssengill.
The Excelsior Club was established to train its members in the obli-
gations of citizenship. It has gained distinction by its Ubarbershop
harmony" and by its promotion of various campaigns. Each Sunday
afternoon a Dallas civic leader speaks to the boys on matters of publie
interest to Dallas citizens.
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OFFICERS
Fall and Spring
President . . .... Billy Primm, Cranston Dodd
Vice-President . . Earl Collins, Barbara Horton
Secretary . . . . Bobby Shook, Nell Ruth Porter
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Fira! row: Bradley Hogue, Eddie liubank, Joe Adams, Williain Gregory, Charles
Gaines, lired Schultz, Taylor Ford, S. VV. Martin, Allan Boedeker, George Tucker, Oliver
XVilliams, A. johnson.
Sefoml mir: Miss Agnew, Patti Underwood, Nell Ruth Porter, Carolyn Davis, Betty
,lane Teipel, Kenneth Lowe, Robert Baker, Rudolph Robberson, Russell Mullan, Joena
Parker, Helen Martin, Louise Schimelfenig, Amelia Cristol, Frances Barnett, Miss Alston.
Tlririf I'0lL'I Rodney Sorenson, Bill Primm, Charles Thompson, Nick Lanza, Law-
rence Lewis, Cranston Dodd, Charles Moore, Richard Zuefeldt, Verlan Lewis, Weldoxi
Coats, Thomas Little, Turner lfpps, Claude Goodman, Bill Thomas.
Folfrflz row: lLli7abeth Jones, Cortaza Boyd, Barbara Horton, Gayle Mullen, Lillian
Gleason, june Fain, Mamie Turner, Louise Duncan, liula Mae XVright, Virginia Akers,
Marjorie Render, Doris Mclieen, Bobbie Shook, Virgie Turner, Patsy Rae Crook,
Eight class presidents and a representative from each Counseling
group compose the membership of this organization, which has for its
objectives the formation of a more perfect school Democracy, the de-
velopment of school spirit, and the realization of the obligations of citizen-
ship. The immediate goal of the Student Council is to provide a scholar-
ship for worthy students. Toward this, the members sponsor various
fund-raising activities.
Nolionol Honor Society
OFFICERS
Fall tllltl Spring
President . . Marjorie Render, Algar Schoen
Vice-President Don McClure, Rosalyn Cruse
Secretary . .... Virginia Akers, Doris Rorie
Sponsors . Miss Lucy Hamilton, Mrs. Minnie Bramlette,
Miss Ruth Bell, Miss Christine Hamniocla
Lui-'T 'ro RIGHT:
Firil row: Virggie Turner, Herthn NVilliams, Fllen Gillette, Rosalyn Cruse, Dottie
Smotherman, ,Ieanne Moreau, La Verne Lowe, Louise Sehimelfenig, Amelia Cristol, Gwen-
dolyn Xvolff, Margaret Ruth XVeleh. Frances Barnett, Frances Ann Lewis, Doris Rorie,
Doris McKean, Juanita Stanley.
SUFIJIIII mu: XY'5lliarn Gregory, Don McClure, Pat Murphy, David Dees, Tom Rav,
Felix Froese, Bobby Short, john leslie Smith, Algar Schoen, Richard Zuefeldt, Charles
Lewis, Bob Xvasson, Billy Mays, Cecil Lester.
Tliirll rout Billie Ann Hunter, Barbara llorton. Imogene Sinyers, Nelsie ,lens'n,
Sadie Mae Young, Julia Johnston, Alice -lean Young, Norma ,lean Ballard, lean Miller,
Pauline Midkiff, Marjorie lierguson, Clara lim lfoster, .laequelyn Allen, Mariorie Render,
,Iaeque Hatfield.
Members are chosen for this club for qualifications of scholarship,
leadership, character, and service, the ideals of the Society. Twice each
year new members are initiated in a very inspiring ceremony where mem-
bers pledge with lighted candles to uphold the high purpose of the organ-
ization. It is nationally affiliated.
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Never before was a land so endowed
With wonders before which Inca kings humbly bowed.
Yours is a storehouse of minerals, jewels unclaimed,
There are also dense jungles still to be tamed.
There, the orchid is unrivaled queen of the flowers,
And reigns o'er the tropics in fairy-like bowers.
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Symbolic of the heritage it's proud to bear.
A hidden cave in a mountain high
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Their very lives for their homeland gave.
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Fira! run! Patsy Hogan, Durelle Tripp, Doris Melieen, Helen Martin, La Yonne .XleXaniler, Bobby Anderson, Bcity Anderson,
klaeli lfarnest, Maurice Wiilliams, lliom Ray, Nellie ,loe Rateliin, .liinmie l.ou Lowery, lirances Barnett, Lillian Gleason, Virgie Tur-
ner, Norma -lean Ballard, klonnclle liraclley, Alaequeline Dillon.
Siiumf mn: li. Kerbow, Bill Meliorniieli, George loyell. liarl Hayens, Ciliarles Maupin. G. XV. Tliurnaan, xlolin limery, Ver-
non King, Felix lfroese, liugene Ross, ,lack Lindsay, -laekie liirdsong, Marvin Stark, jack Hale.
Tflliil mn: lliuy Gleason, liilitli Province. Mary liranees XYilson. ,leanne Moreau, lfyelyn lieasley, Marnie Belle llunter, Dorn-
rliy Ball. Lauretta Cason, l,ois Parsons, Wanifretl lyy, Margaret Robinson, -lean Nei-on, failierine litlgar. l,a Yerne lllanr, Connie
louise Young, Catlieryn Wiillingliani, Mary Mayers. Wlyllena Bryson, liebe Keyser, lietty klo Hamni.
liouilfv rim: Cliarles Gaines. Marxin Penny. Bob Minnieli. -lanies llilt, Lloyd Posey. George l-lollabougli, Prank XYl1lXCI13I'lI. Algar l
Selioen, ciT.ll'lNlUI1 Doilrl, 'lioni Manton, Avery Slaugliter, lireel Davis. Iesley Medley, Verlan l.ewis, jeffrey llorney, 'lilioinas Little, Misi
Cfooper.
lfiflfw mu' lileanor llutson, Nina Gaines, ,lean Sliufortl, Paula Stevenson, Peggy Morris, liilla Stovall, Sadie Mae Young. lil'-HIGHS
Ann lewis, lean iliamplin, lmogene Sniyers, -luanita Stanley, Dorotliv lfubanli, Uorotliy -lolinson, Doris Rorie, l,a Verelle Slnllll, Betty
Owen, Naomi Reno, Virginia Vauglin, -loy Tabor, Peggy louanee. Margaret liinilwerlin.
Scholarship Club
President, Jaequelyn Allen.
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Fin! rout Louis Moore, Eddie Blunt, Harry Pang, Kit Parsons. Ralph Beaudry, Glynn Brewer, Thad Goodwin. Don Hawkins.
-linimy Reed, Bobby Sliort, David Dees, Charles Moore, Pat Murphy. Alanies Morris, Wilburn Hill, Oliver Xiilliams, lfrank Lassater,
Mack lfyerts, iliurner lipps, liilly Cfliilders. X
Sliflllil Vllllf l,ouise liaust, Nancy Randall. ,laeliie Waleler. lietry Ciruntly, Pauline Troutt. l,ouise Steely, Sylvia Jensen. l..i
Yyonne Peterson, Joyce Cameron, ,laniee Carson, Virginia Napier.
Tfuiif Vrlllf Matlelaine Dawson, Agness Miller. llernieee Sutton, :Kline Sullivan, Patricia Hicks, Donella Hostler, lletty Maison. X
l.a Verne Lowe, Cornelia Malone, lietty -lean Canipbell, Aliue ,lean Young, Barbara hlolinson. Margaret Ciolenian, Madeline Duncan,
lorene Cirosslantl, Catlierine Mason, Melba Granliek. Peggy XY'ils0n. Murlene liuller.
Fnzirffl mil .' Claude Cioodnian, Paul Gootlwin, Tommy Sellers, Bill liingliain, William Newby, llanies Abbott. Bill Mays, Lieorgt
Tucker, Conway Cliiltlers, Vaden XX'liiiley, Rieliard Zuefeldt, Virgil Marco, llobari Aloe, Pat Xyliitalxer, james Reagan. Charles
Tlionias. Carl lfinley.
liflfi mu: Marie Taniplin, ,lean Muller, l3olor.s Cilarlx, -lanie il-eipel, Sliirley NY'oll'f, Doris Fleenian, Priscilla Rieliarrlson, Rosalyn
Ciruse, louise liunean, Opal klulian, Mzvriorie Nlilre, ,laeqnelyn Allen, Mildred Wlilliams, liae Lyneli, 'lilielma King, Gayle Mullen.
Cilara lioster, Barbara l-lorton. Jacque lflalfielcl, Pat Darwin. Betty ,loyce Allen, Marianne Craig.
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lfiitif Vote: La Verne Stock, Ann Chambers, Charleene jones, Verna Baker, Iillen Gillette, jean Miller, Gwendolyn XVolff, Betty
Taylor, Berry I-ldith Atteberry, Treya ,Io Matney, Zana Thompson, Dotty Smotherman, Jewel Swofford, Margaret Goodwin, ,lulia
johnson, La Nelle Parmer, Patsy Carter, Betty Yates, Nell Ruth Porter, Dorothy NX'atkins, Serena Coppedgc, Wilma ,lean Thompson.
Seer11lJrrm': Virginia Reese,VVallaee Clyee, James Felts, Moon Jim Yee, John W'alraven, Tommy CBudl Sellers, Pat Dailey,
Douglas Pond, Jimmy Scroggins, Billy Zinn, Porter Bledsoe. James Gray, Sam Maddcrro, Bobby Robnett, lnez XValker.
Tlwirll' Voir: juannell Bullard, Billie .lean Cornet, Pranees Allen, Margaret Bohannan, Betty Lou Garmon, Imogene Vinin-',
,Iacquelyn Funderburk, Billie Ann Hunter, Bobbie Louise Leatherwood, De Lois Loomis, Martha Clift, Ava ,lane NVaddle, Drueilla
Bivings, Katherine Kerr, Janice Thompson, June Fain, Billie Fae McLaughlin, Terry Aim Baker, jean Dysart, Ruth Rimmer, Anne
Smith, Nlarjorie Hunter.
Scholarship Club
Vice-President, Doris Rorie
LEFT TO RIGHT!
Firxl row: Jack Redding, Marian Cooper, Henry Boardman, Grady Spangler, Bobby Blevins, Donald Rogers, Homer Lawson,
Don Thomas, George Lovell, Dewitt Strawn, Asa Holleman, Ralph Barr, George Iillis, XVilliam Gregory, Lewis lilam, Charles Posey.
Serum! mir: Amelia Cristol, Margaret Ruth Welcli, Eva Lee Harrelson, Billie Charles James, ,lane Moore, Mildred Taylor, ,lean
McLaughlin, liarline Vernon, Betty Lou Hix, Daphne Harkney, Dena Sue Fields, Dorrace XVhite, Bernie Carrell, Doris XVyatt, Sue
Huston, Virginia Akers, Pauline Midltiff, Marjorie Render.
Tblml mu: Betty Sue Irwin, Bobbie Densmore, Mary Rainwater, Hertha XX'illiams, Margaret Simpson, Dorothy Summers, liffie
Cullum, .lune Brown, Pat Darwin, Flilabeth Newby, Betty .lean Cullum, Nancy Randall, Gladys Coates, Mary Sue Sullivan, -To
Marie Couch, Dorothy Hardage, Earline Newton, Mary Jean XVilson, Marmarita Merchant, Louise Sehimelfenig, Beatrice Childress.
lfonrlb mfr: Ceeil Lester, Lawrence jones, Kenneth Lowe, Billy Primm, Rudolph Robberson, Robert Gentry, Lewis leftwieh.
Bobby Muchmore, ,limmie Swope, James Ray, Bob Ramsey, ,lacltie Mi:Crosltey, Billy Tuley, Ralph Roberts, Robert Billert, -lohn
Leslie Smith, Taylor Pord.
I-ifflr mu: Patsy Pledge, Nelsie xlensen, Patricia Heibtrt, Jeraldine Skeeter, Gloria Clouse, Sara Helms, ,lean Beaty, Mary XVest
Leatherwood, Marjorie Ferguson, Betty Bennett, Mary Waltlier, Floy Horn, Norita Kerbow, Clara Wcxtwdruff, Mary Lueille W'il-
liams, Alice Vining, Bobby Sue Miller, Charlene Biggs, Betty Jo Vinson, Sara Sue Tipps, Patsy Kelly.
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LEifT TO RIGHT!
Fira! row: Carolyn Davis, Marianne Craig, Mary Lou Carrell, Julia Ann Franks, Sarah Helms, Billie .lean Beaty, W'inifred Ivy,
Doris Jean Haydon, Nell Rutli Porter, Ann Jane Powell, Hanna jo Parrish, Mary Jon Holbrook, Peggy XVileler, Patricia Hicks.
Svuorlil Voir: Marvin Foster, Bob O'Hara, Tommy Joe Ivy, james Felrs, Miss Alexander, Clinrles Cvallassero, ,lack Haydon, Holly
Feliols, Riley Epps.
Student Assistctnts
LEFT TO RIGHT!
Firx! l'01l'I Joe 'sY'orden, Tommy Russell, Billy Duncan, Paul Rozenburg, Lloyd Fuller, Farl Humphreys, ,lack Park, Harold
George, George Garriott, Billy Hale, Grady Spangler, Troy McVay, ,loe Still, Holly Fcliols, Everett NVendeborn, XV. A, johnson,
Cliarles Glasgow.
SLTOIIKI' Voir: Verlan Lewis, Qlolin Iimery, Frances Ann Lewis, Lillian Riddle, Barbara See, Dollie V'orden, Norma Jean Lenz,
Fditii Collier, Paula Durliani, Marjorie Macauley, Mary Fvelyn lee, Carolyn Lemly, Bernie Carrell, Ulis Hair.
Tliiril row: james Fuller, Lee Britt, Margaret Robinson, Betty XVilson, Mary Elaine Space, Marron Moore, Marmarita Mercliant,
Jeanne Moreau, Rosalyn Cruse, Farline Newton, Joena Parker, Amelia Cristol, Louise Seliimelfenig, johnny Illlis, Frances XY'atson,
Lou Pettigrew, Betty Taylor.
Frmrlfv ron: Dick Hicks, XValter Richardson, Al. XV. Gilloek, Ben Sabatoni, Raymond Lockard, Benny Cook, Danny Ferguson,
,loc Lcwano, Hugli Rielly, Zacla Berry, Carl Gibson, Albert Klassen, Fugene Brown, Cliarles Gaines, ,lolin Dobbs, james Dean,
Allen Boedecker.
Fiflb rozzf: Bobby Sliook, Alice ,lean Young, Marjorie Vfood, Dorotliy Fubank, Virginia Harmon, Barbara Horton, Mary XVest
Leatlierwood, Drucilla Baker, Rae Pitcliford, Mary Fllen Kimberlin, Norma Lou Bonner, Delplia Dawson, -loan Stokes, Grace Sutton,
Io Nlarie Coucli, Sadie Blae Young, Nlary Frances Blair.
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Earl Beesley, the four best drilled cadets at Adam-on,
will com3.:te in the 1942 XY'UYC!ICl'Zl1'l Drill to he held
May 8. The first prize, a one hundred dollar gold
wateh is presented ot the eadet indeed best in more-
ments of close order drill in open competition with
contestants from all Dallas lligh Schools and llighland
Park. ln 1936 and 3937, Mayor Charles bhaclslelford
won twice in suceession for Adamson. This year there
is high hope that one of the four men will again bring
home a wateh. 'lihe second and third prives, also made
possihle by the philanthropy of the late General P.
xY'U7ClXCl'1lfI, are scholarships to Camp Dallas.
ADANISUN XVINS AGAlN
This year! rifle team has lieen the best in Adam-
son's history. The City Nlateh found the lllue and
White eighteen points hehintl llighland Parlt, who took
first place. During the next few weelis Adamson heat
Highland Park in two out of three non-official meet-
ings. In the Corps Area Contest, Adamson fired the
highest score ever fired in Dallas, 3442 out of 4000
points. llowever, they dropped to third in the Qhoulder
to Shoulder Match, but eame haelt to take first in the
competition for the XYilliams Randolph llearst Trophy,
In these four official matches, Adam-on fired the high-
est aggregate score of all the Dallas High Schools, which
gives her for the fourth time, and permanently. the
Colt-'wl -limes H. llielserson Cup, pictured .tt the right.
Individual honors go to Second lieutenant George Tnclif
cr, who was third high point man in the citv and to
Captain Carl Gibson, who plaeed fourth in th- Corps
Area and third in the Shoulder to Shoulder Nlateh.
CAMIB DALLAS VETlfRAiXl5
Twenty-two of the 1942 graduates of .Xdamson have
attended the R. O. 'lf C. camp at Mineral XX'ells some-
time durittg their high school crreer, Summers that
might hire otherwise proved very boring are remem-
lwered with great glee. Here thty are, those tn 'ntx-two:
three lieutenant Ciolonels, cil'.llISlU'1 Ilotld, Virgil Mirco,
A. P. Wiley: four Majors, lfrnest Selieen, klames XY'il.w,
Totntny Bowles, Billy l,ucasg five Cmtnins, Cliarles
Moore, l'arl Humphreys, llill Pitts, Toni lsax. Dielx
llateherg tour l'irst laeutenants, Clarence Xlelugin, Clio
XY'hitloclt, David Dees, ,lames Roelvttg three Second
l'k'llU'l'I.lI1fS, Roh-rt Muelimore, lioh Ramsey, liilly
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Private Ridley, Sergeant Richardson, Sergeant Posey, Lieutenant COIOHC1 Dodd, Cnlfoio lfiftsvl SC1'SC41'W
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Captain Gibson, lst Lieutenant Ray, Captain Martin,
1st Lieutenant Hughes, Captain Bobo.
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Deering, Cooke, Corporal Stewart, Privates Puller, Ferguson, Corporal Gaines, Privates Hall, Moronev
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Firxf rozr: Private Cliristoplaerg Sergeants Hill, Pedifordg Ist Sergeant Berry, Sergcants Tucker, Burn-
sitleg Private Browng 2nd Lieutenant Meluging Captains Brown, Thompson, lst Lieutenant XVileyg Sergeant
Longleyg Private Perdue, Sergeant Cherry, Privates Penn, Cook, Brown, Cilloek, Hamm.
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Tflirzf row: Sergeant Havens, lst Class Private Watt, Privates Ladd, Wootl, Epps, Bowman: Corporal
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SITUIIII rozv: Sergeant MeClintoekg Private Horneyg Corporal Patlen.
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You are the founders, the workersg you are the believers,
You founded your country, made your homesg
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You fought ignorance and worshipped your Godg
By fighting the evils of men, you have stabilized your country.
By educating your children, you have insured the life of your country.
You, too, are sincere in your love for peace.
By establishing the Christ of the Andes, you have proved your sincerity.
Men of South America-Latin American men,
Wie, of North America, salute you-
Salute you for the battles you have fought for your country-
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ideals.
You are the courageous inhabitants of South America,
You are the Latin American men.
VIRGINIA CARNEY.
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PRESENTED BY JANUARY CLASS
Directed by Miss Wfilhelnaina Hedde
Robert Hughes .
Louise Schimelfenig
Guin Vaughn .
Herbert Stice .
Amelia Cristol .
David Dees .
James Wfiley .
La Verne Lowe .
James Reagan .
Theresa Thompson
Marjorie Ferguson
Virginia Akers .
Charles Moore .
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Mammy Josephine
. Mr. Pendleton
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Jimmie Mortimer
John Mortimer
Mrs. Poffington
. Mr. Smith
. Amelia
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. Henry Dare
LOWER PICTURE
"Then Crazy Smith Family"
PRESENTED BY JUNE CLASS
Directed by Miss Wfilhelmina Hedde
XVilliam Newby
Bob Ramsey .
Dorothy Petty .
Miss Hedde
Charles Daniel .
Bill Pitts . .
Mary Frances Blair
Wfinifrecl Ivy .
Frances W'atson .
Johnnie Ellis .
Ora Lee Hair .
. Pa Smith
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. . Dick Jones
Stewart Brandon
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. Julie XVeston
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litclison, Sylvia klenson, Barbara llohnson, Charleene jones, Fstellii Kneiireni, Dorothy Leek, Carolyn Lemly, Norma Lenz, Ernestinc
lester, Florence Lewis, Sue lewis, Fdna Lloyd, -Ioyee Loekfrd, Iiloy Lou Long, Betty ,lo McAdams, Betty ,lo Nleiiee. Doris Jean
fxliller, Nlariorie Milne, jenny Ruth Miniek, Paula Moore, Harriet Murphy, Iflaine Odom. Li Nelle Parmfr, Patsy Pledge. Louise
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Ann Stokes, Pauline Stokes, Della Lou Sutton, Wlilma ,lean Thompson, Mamie Turner, Mary XViilther, Doris W'entlierford, Orene
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Gault, Charles Glasgow, Harry Glover, Claude Goodman, XV. A. Harrison, Dick Hatcher, Don Hawkins, Doris ,lean Haydon, ,lack
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Marconi, Oscar Matthews, Charles Maupin, Don Montgomery, Jerry Moore, Robert Muehmore, Russell Mullan, Williaiwi Newby,
Nell Ruth Porter, Bob Ramsey, Iiugene Reese, Tommy Russell, Billy Shiflet, Cale Stephenson, ,Ianiee Thompson, john Thompson,
George Thurmand, Ted Utt, David Writers, Eugene Wntheii, Williaiii Wliittle, Cleo XVhitlock, Carl Younger, Don Coke, James lfd-
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Firxf l'0ll'.' Harry Cowing, Jimmy Reed, Bob Wassoim, Bill Primm, Rodney Sorenson, Bradley Hogue
Richard Avery, Paul Rozenburg, Richard Zuefeldt, Xvanz Noxvlin, Eugene McClintock.
SI't'U'7lll row: Bill Burris, Bob Herring, Lawrence Lewis, Albert Bass, Harold Jones, Nick Lanza, Ed Teub-
ner, Earl Beesley, Lester Robbins, Harry Kempe.
Tfwirzf row: Earl Chirry, Alvin Sheeler, James Calvert, Robert Baker, -lack Lockett, Douglas Pond, Sam
Madderra, Richard Hill, Wfallaee Clyce, James Felts, jo: Senter.
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SECOND TEAM
First row: Jimmy Paden, Kit Parsons, J. E. Houchins, Jack Tom Taylor, Charlie Davis, Travis Pearson,
Calvin Hargis, Mickey Dahlgreen, Ivan Zahn, Oscar Matthews, James Stone, Jerry Layden, Clifford Steel,
Phil Grabbe, Tommy Fox, Scott Keahey.
Sfmml row: Mr. Harris, Johnny Dowdy, Gerald Bryant, james Steele, Billy Anderson, John Thompson,
Bill Conger, Ernest Childress, Billy Durrett, Bobby Behrns, Cecil Winclsor, Billy Joe Tate, Turner Epps, W3yl1C
Smith, -lack Jordan, Jack Basden, A. P. Wfiley.
'Hzinl rouf: Richard Gonzales, Grady Spangler, Jerry Moore, Virgil Jackson, Wfilbur Overstreet, Bobby
liagnla, Richard O'Brien, Harry La Crone, Chandler Hinckley, Calvin Ellis, Kenneth Pogue, Clyde Surratt,
George Harris, Roy'Childers, Billy Gribble, Prank Leslie, Bill Boatman.
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1. BILI. Buiuus, Tizrkle
Bill was a first-year let-
terman. He was a noisy,
depcndablet hard worker and
will be missed by the '42
Leopards.
2. ALBLRT BASS, Cwzler
"Sam" was another first-
year winner of a letter. He
was a rugged center-his
snap-back always smooth.
Was tops as a line-backer
and had plenty of endurance.
3. Bon Wfxssox. Bfzelz
"Bushel" will be co-cap-
tain in '42, He lettered in
'40 and '41 and was valu-
able at end. Is a smart
quarterback. Incidently, he's
a member of N. H. S.'
4. TOMMY BOXVLES, Mgr.
"Talk-'em-up" lettered in
'41 for the first time. He
won the gratitude of the
team by his johnny-on-the-
snot handlinp of equipment.
His fire aided greatly in de-
veloping team spirit.
5. JIMMY Rl-.l'D, 151111
Jimmy lettered last fall
for the first time. He was
small but mighty: had plen-
ty of fight and was an all-
round good end. Could snare
those passes.
6. L1-.srliix ROBBINS, Tarkle
Les' lettered in '40 and
'4l. He was a heads up
tackle with plenty of talent:
and, exceptionally fast for
a lineman. Skillful on of-
fense and defense.
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"Muley" lettered in '40
and '41. He was a fast,
shitty runner, and trained
many a needed yard for the
Leopards, A good defensive
man, too, especially on
passes.
8. EUGENE NlCCLINTOCK,
Biffle
"Toadie" lettered in '40
and '41. He was a hard-
drivinz Leopard with that
old fighting spirit. One of
the best defensive backs.
Will be missed next fall.
9. BILI. PRINIM, Gzmril
"Big Bill" lettered in '40
and '4l. Shifted from quar-
terback to guard, he was
outstanding' both offensive-
ly and defensively. He was
always a steady and depend-
able blocker.
IO. Hnkotn joxxas, Emi
"HaQie" lettered in '39,
'40, '41, He was a strong
defensive end. a good blocker
and could really pull down
those passes. Wzis :1 cun-
sistently freed man.
The Gomes We Played
September 18
Fort Worth Tech . 0
Adamson .
September 26
Highland Park
Adamson .
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North Dallas
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Wanz is another first let-
terman who will he back in
'42. He is excellent as a
place-kicker and fine on the
defense. Undoubtedly pos-
sesses plenty of potential
talent.
2. Bon HLRRINU, Turklc
"Bull" earned his first
letter this yearg was a hard
charger and his tackles stop-
ped our opponents short. Had
a never-say-die spirit.
3. Nltzx LANZA, Burk
"King" lettered in '39,
'40. '41. Was captain in '41
and made All-City in '39.
'40, '41. A triple threat
man. he was the cool, de-
termined spark plug of the
Leopards.
4. ED. TEUHNER, Tnrklv
Ed won his first letter in
'41 and will be back for his
second in '42. He showed
the greatest improvement of
any lineman on the Leopard
squad.
S. RICHARD Zur-1-'15Ln'r,
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"Zue" received his first
letter in '41 and will be back
to co-captain the '42 Leop-
ards, He is a determined
blocker with a fighting. win-
ning personality. N. H. S.,
too.
6. EARL B1 ISLIQY, Burk
"Kid" lettered in '40 and
'41. He was one of the
best passers in the city and
is a neat runner- excellent
on the defense. Will be
with the team again in '42.
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"Sonny" lettered in '40
and '41. He is fleet-looted,
an excellent safety man. Can
twist, turn and pick up
those extra yards. Will be
back in '42,
8. 1,AW'RIZNCl2 LIEXYIS, Turlelr
"Hebrew" lettered in '39,
'40, '41. He was a place-
kick specialist. Weighed over
two hundred pounds and
was an excellent all-round
lineman. Was also good as
a fullback.
9. lkICHARD Avi-'lug Guard
"IJusak" was another first
year letterman who will be
in the '42 line-up. His is a
winning' spirit, Yea. team!
The Gomes We Played
October 17
Corsicana High
Adamson . .
October 25
Woodrow' Wilson
Adamson . .
October 31
Tech High
Adamson
November 15
Sunset
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November 21
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A SENIOR
Sept. 9-R-r-r-r-ing! The fun Cwork?j began. Seniors every-
where exclaiming, "Aren't lbey little?,'
group of sophisticated January Grads.
Sept. 16-Jones, Shook, Pogue, and Primm chosen to head that
Sept. 26-Yea Blue! Yea Wfhite! Adamson walloped the Scotties
on their own field!
Oct. 1- "Femmes,' invaded armory. Seven lovely, sensational
sronsorsg Johnny Ellis, Katie Pozue, Barbara Horton, Theresa
Thompson, La Verne Lowe, Gwen Wolff chosen-Remember their
picture in the "Acorn,'?
Oct. 3--Gainesville held at a 7-7 tie by "team worku!
Oct. 7fCoat hangers, piles of them. For coats? Oh, no!
Days were still sweltering. All for P. T. A's. welfare fund.
Oct. 11-The North Dallas Bulldogs were mutilated pups
after a 19-0 defeat by the Blue W'ave.
Oct. 14-Big Bill Primm stermed into the little shoes of Hazel
Collier as Student Council President.
Oct. 17-Corsicana conquered those fighting Leopards.
Oct. 20-Jeanne Moreau suggested the theme for the Oak-
Like it?
Oct. Zl-Woe-Woe-Woe. First report cards of the season-
Stayed home every night for two weeks.
Oct. 25--Adamson "socked" again as Wildcats waged warfare
on us.
Oct. 29-Public speakers spoke! Assembly went with a-
pfft-bang!
Oct. 31-Tech trampled team with terrific touchdown!
Nov. 3-Pedigreed privates received official degrees. Military
assembly.
Nov. 13-The Ebony Boswell Sisters and the Choral Club from
Lincoln High-Real entertainment.
Nov. 14-Annual Home Corning Day---the longest assembly of
the year with the first three periods cut down to 10 minutes Cach!
Old fans visited the "Alma". Inspiring speeches, especially that
one by Mr. Sprague.
Nov. 15-Adamson-Sunset battle. Sh-h-h-they beat us!
's all right-just home-folks, anyway.
NOV- 20-TUfkCY Days-Or did you wait for the second
Thanksgiving? Anyway, there was four whole days free for frolic.
Nov. 21-Victory! Leopards finished the Lions. 7-O.
Dec. S-Super-duper Senior plav. 1X'hat a hero! Have you
forgotten Archie, the bell hop, and that cute, cute suit?
Dec. 7- --Pearl Harbor-the saddest day of the year.
Dec. 9-Football banouet. Beaus and belles. Richard and
Bob named captains for '42, Nineteen big beautiful sweaters set
adrift in the world to be hooked and fished out by school "cuties"
fSome feed, too!
Dec. 12-White dresses-soft candlelight-yellow and white
bows. National Honor Society Initiation.
Dec. 13-General Motors Assembly-ain't Science grand? Coal,
air, and water and youive got a brand new outfit-Try it sometime.
Dee. 20-Clash, clatter, bang! Boogie-Woogie! Rhythmeires
bowed to the society of Hepcats and 'Gators. NVhicl1 did you like
better Xerma? Daphne? Maurine?
Dec. 25-Jingle bells, jingle bells. Last minute shopping rushes
-Oh, what fun! Christmas baskets everywhere, "All who joy
would win must share it-Happiness was born a twin."
Dec. 23-Jan. 1-Two hilarious weeks. No detentions, no curfews,
no alarm clocks. Excitement every hour. '42 came in with a
bang!-Maybe it was because of that flat-l
Jan. 2--B-a-C-k-again. To work? No, to school.
Jan. 9-Basketball team kept ball in 'lTech's baskftn for a
49-19 win. Senior Hi-Y dance. Luper's corncob pipe. Letis see!
who did I go with? Oh yes, I remember!
Jan. 13-"Personality-plus kids" were elected. See pages fifty-
one to fifty-seven. Pleased?
Jan. 16-Semi-Annual fashion show-models wore white rib-
bons with "Senior" printed thereon. ,Member Katie Pogue's green
shoes? That programme? How we raised ole W. H. A's. roof!
Jan. 19-21-Pity the poor undergrads-struggling with exams.
Jan. 23-Commencement! Sweet girl graduates-shining eyes.
Brave youth-eager faces. Alas! Childhood days gone.
Jan. 26-New term began: new 4A's. 'Tm sorry, dear. This
class is full." "Say, kid, when do you have lunch?"-Yard birds
frantically searching for saber oil and rifle reports.
Feb. 8-More beautiful Sponsors. First squad to the rear March!
Forward! Nell Ruth, Mamie, NlVinnie, Doris Jean, and Mary Ellen
-March!
Feb. 16-Senorita Maria Christina Dittel, a little bit of happi-
ness frcm Costa Rico, visited the Spanish Classes. !De veras es
remonisima!
Feb. 17AJune Seniors elected officers. See page Twenty. That
cute one is my heart throb!
March 3fThat fellow Dodd! Into everything. New president
of Student Council. Barbara and Nell Ruth to help. Miss Frazer
beamed!
March 6-Tramp, tramp, tramp. Mr. Leonard, our first
faculty soldier, left for the Army. Was almost overwhelmed by
attention from his adoring classes.
March 13-The Jinx Dance-Student Council, again. Wasn't
the orchestra good? And the hamburgers on our way home? W'e
double-dated that night.
March 26fSalom Rizk, the Syrian, held us spell-bound and
gave "My Country 'tis of Thee" new meaning. The sincerity of
the speaker and the attention of the audience was impressive.
March 29-The Rifle Team brought home the bacon! The
Hearst Plaque came back to A. H. S.
April 1-Miss Hedde announced cast for June play, "That
Crazy Smith Family."
April 3--Student DayfSolemnity, dignity fun. Schoen wore
his dad's old uniform. Names of former classmates serving in the
armed forces read.
April 8-fOne-act play 'Wlfhich is the Way to Boston" given
pre-vue in Assembly. Tom, Dorothy, Billie Ann, and Bill were
swell. Still wondering how they could have been beaten!
April 18-Juanita Stanley won the Spanish Essay Contest-the
fifth consecutive winner for Adamson. Methinks this speaks ex-
tremely well for some persons interested in this field of endeavor.
However, it might be that Juanita is just an exceptional essayist as
well as Betsy Manton, Jeannette Roundtrce, Johanna Jones, Helen
Spangler.
April 30-The lust of the Oak goes to press today. Seniors are
thinking of their importance. All senior dates are made and
plans for Commencement complete. The Senior Prom will be
Friday, May 22, the night of the Senior Day. It's to be formal.
Saturday, the 23, Johnny Ellis will have onen house for us all.
Monday therelll be a Sunrise breakfast and later a Tea Dance,
with Beatrice, Barbara, Mary Frances XWilson, Dolores Crockett,
Betty Taylor as hostesses. On Tuesday, Seniors will go to Mrs.
Baird's Ranch as guests of Marv Lou and Bill Pitts! So on, thru
the week-a bowling party, a kid party, a swimming pertv, an ice-
skating party and then Conaniencefrieet-at M'Farlin Audtoriurn-
so Uncle Gus and Aunt Mary, Grandpa and Grandma and all the
cousins and my own family can see me graduate.
I've asked to have my whole name printed on my diploma.
Think the folks, especially Dad, will like it better than the nick-
name. Wonder how I'll feel when that Diploma is really in my
possession. looking back now, it has all been fun and I've le:-rned
many things. W'ill forget some of them but never this: "I pledge
allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the
Republic for which it stands, one nation indivisible with Liberty
and Justice for all.',
LEIIHYBIEIIIB nf GBM Eihvrig
EX-STUDENTS IN SERVICE
ARMY
Leighton Atteberry, Bob Beardon, Gene Bivings,
Harrell Bivings, Charles Bartlett, Robert Calder,
Robert Casteel, Charles Childers, Fred Carmichael,
Bert Carlton, Alfred Coffey, James Christie, Paul
H. Chatelain, Morris O. Dobiapanski, W'illiam
Donnell, Ralph Echols, Hoyt Frasier, Harrell
Frost, Dale Frost, Jack Guard, Rex Gandy, Louis
K. Gardener, Jr., Billy Jack Green, Charles A.
Gare, Almon Hare, Jack Harris, Wilbur Hurt,
Richard Humphrey, Joe Helms, Woodrow Hunt,
Marcus Hancock, WE A. Hamilton, Jr., James
Hodge, Wayne Johnson, Bill Jones, Earl Kerbow,
Dec Kerr, Don Livingston, Pete Layden, Xvilliam
R. Large, Jr., Ed Lowe, Odell McGrew, George
McManus, Bill Medley, Roy McNutt, Edward
D. Marshall, Wfilliam Lee Morrow, Hal McCal-
lough, Paul Merjanian, Albert Nelson, Ray Niblo,
Donald Ogden, Ralph Osburn, R. A. Pitts, Robert
Parker, Wilson Peters, Earl Schell, L. C. Sport,
James Sutter, Ernest Redwine, Bob Redwine, Jack
Redman, James Richards, Lee Roy Rittenberry,
Edwin Rippy, Charles Redding, Douglas Rawl-
ings, Garrett Sutton, Billy Smith, Bud Sprague,
Ray Teubner, XV. Thompson, George Tunnell,
Bill Finley, Truman Wilder, Earl Wfebster,
Howard White, Phillip Vfhittlesley, Pace Weath-
erby, Jack Williams, Billy Young. Charles Yater,
William Turley, Roy Green, William WVGDSICY,
Oscar Johnson, Johnny Sprague, Jim Dillahunty,
Jack West, Bill Atkinson, Jim Burks, C. M. Mil-
ler, Floyd Terry, Jack Beckham, Alvin Sterling,
Robert Capers, Robert Bryant, Earl Gossett, C.
M. Satterwhite, John Harrison, A. E. Owens,
Raymond Sabotini, Fields Childress, Wallace
Haakc, Albert Bowles, Stewart Reeves, Marvin
Bisecker, O. R. Baker, B. A. Carrell, Howard
Dailey, Wilford Earnhart, Mike Elphingstone,
XValter Hill, Joe Kerbow, Louis Michel, Thomas A.
Price, Jr., Gerald Page, Tom Sawyer, Robert
Smith, James Weston.
NAVY
Anderson Alexander, W. C. Adkisson, Claude
Beedle, Bill Brown, Eugene Brownlow, Herbert
Babb, Billy Jack Chapman, Don Childers, Bert
Craig, Otis Carter, Franklin Crain, Robert Cotner,
Richard Duncan, James Fox, Jimmy Gleason,
Claud Otto Hocker, Sterling Hulen, Oliver Hen-
drix, Cecil Hill, Billy Knapp, Charles Lucas,
Eugene Lowery, Foster Lemley, Joe Maida, Ralph
Ogden, Sam Orr, Dodd Osburn, Morgan Rogers,
Howard Sloan, Earl Schultz, Peyton Smith, Ottie
Lee Samms, Tim Wfelch, Herman Whitley, Marvin
Fowlkes, Donald Hunley, Jimmie Hughs, Gene
Norvell, Nolan Paris, William Weston.
MARINES
Elbert Bush, David Betts, Wilson Board, Leland
Carrol, Henry Campbell, William B. Carrell,
Elmer Durrett, John Drake, Gene Fultner, Ed-
ward Few, Eugene Fritz Luck, Ted Lynn, Jr.,
Andy McBeath, Harry Neal, Gene Norvell, Bob
Patrick, Stewart Reeves, Holt Stanford, Howard
Wtillace, John Wyatt, Vaden Whitley, Gene
Winters, Bobby Patric, Homer Bankhead, Willard
Innes, Jack Morgan, Eddie Monk, Billy Bob
Williams.
COAST GUARD
Joe Brown, Bob Farris, Bob Wfolff.
Robert XVood, somewhere in a
German prison camp.
.Un Hlvmnriam
KILLIED IN slanvlizic
Robert Carlisle, Joe Foley, Rex Gossett, Jay E.
Pietzsch, R. B. Vantress, W. Thompson, Tom
Neal.
Om' l'lu11zll'i'if Tbirfwu
winners nf Elini 2-Xmarh fur Srhnlarship
ONE YEAR
2B
Peggy Morris, Asa Holleman, Homer Lawson,
Betty Jo Hamm, Jacqueline Dillon, Mary Walth-
er, Toy Tabor, Bob Lovell.
2A
Margaret Goodwyn, Mary Mayers, Wyllcna Bry-
son, Connie Louise Young, Betty Sauragi, Billie
Fae McLaughlin, Bob Blevins, Jean Cullum, Edith
Province, Dorothy Watkins, Charles Maupin,
Geraldine Skeeter, Jean Vining, La Nelle Palmer,
Gloria Clouse, Betty Jo Owen, Jack Lindsy, Jean
Dysary, Johnelle Bradley, Margaret Bohanan,
Avery Slaughter, Bill McCormick, John Emery,
Marie Tamplin, Drucilla Bivings, Bobby Sue
Miller, Elizabeth Newby, Katherine Kerr, Bebe
Keyser, Serena Coppedge, Murlene Fuller, Richard
Newton, Patricia Hubert, Vernon King, James
Hitt, Jeffrey Horney, Jack Hybs, Harry Slaugh-
ter, Joyce Green, Mary Hendrick, Sylvia Jenson.
3B
Patsy Kelly, Bernice Sutton, Fred Davis, Madeline
Dawson, Louise Faust, Daphne Harkey, Betty
Lou Hix, Fred Erler, Louise Steely, Alleen Sullivan,
Arene Whitcomb. Marjorie Milne, Charles Gaines,
Virginia Hodges, Jack Redding.
3A
Virginia Napier, Mildred Taylor, Bobby Ander-
son, Betty Anderson, Betty Joyce Allen, Marianne
Craig, Lorene Crossland, Jimmy Lou Lowery,
Tommy Sellers, Jane Shelby, Floy Horn, Nancy
Page Our HllIItll'l'tf F0llI'fE't'll
Randall, George Hollabough, Earl Havens, Lu-
cille Williams, Jane Moore, Lloyd Posey, Doris
Wyatt, Eva Lee Harralson, John Walraven, Juan-
ell Bullard, Billy Shiflett, Treva Jo Matney, Jackie
Wilder, Billy Childers, Porter Lee Bledsoe, Sue
Huston, Priscilla Richardson, Bernie Carrell,
Jimmy Scroggins, Don Rodgers, Eugene Ross.
4B
Xerma Rasor, Billie Anne Hunter, Julia Johnston,
Imogene Smyers, Turner Epps, Sara Sue Tipps,
Patsy Pledge, Janice Thompson, Lauretta Cason,
Bobby Short.
4A
Virgie Turner, Helen Martin, La Verelle Smith,
Frances Barnett, Clara Nell Woodruff, Pat
Murphy, Oliver Williams, Naomi Reno, Cranston
Dodd, Robert Gentry, Jean Tamplin, Mary West
Leatherwood, Billy Tuley, Margaret Coleman,
Beatrice -Childress, Mack Everetts, La Vonne
Alexander, Pat Whitaker, Durelle Tripp, Barbara
Horton, Jacque Hatfield, Tom Ray, William
Newby, Robert Muchmore, Ann Chambers, Lewis
Leftwich.
F OUR YEAR
Jacquelyn Allen, Verna Baker, June Brown,
Effie Collum, Rosalyn Cruse, Clara Foster, Ellen
Gillette, Lillian Gleason, Doris MeKeen, Doris
Rorie, Juanita Staney, Janice Thompson, Mar-
garet Ruth Welch, Mary Gene Wilson, Alice Jean
Young, Mary Lou Carrell, Jeanette Durand,
Charles Lewis, Felix Froese, Algar Schoen.
Texans are proud of Texas. There is something about our size and resources, our origin and
struggles, our ambitions and our destiny that stirs the soul and is peculiarly like Pan Americanism
and all that it embodies. Our very name 'QTexas" is Spanish. Our climate is as varied as that of Pan
America. Our proximity to many of our I,atin American neighbors has resulted in the overlapping of
religious, political and social customs and ideals. Many Texans speak the language of our neighbors
as well as their own.
The following poem is offered here as evidznce that there is an analogy between Texas and
Pan Americanism.
Elexas
By Beiiy Claire King
I VI
Man of the flashing eyes, Man with the greasy Clothes,
Man of the undaunted spirit, Man with the strong arms,
Nature lover, Nature dweller, Oil seeker, oil driller,
Worshipper of the Great Spirit, Master of black gold,
Yours is the pride and mystery You have built a city of towers
CIf L1
Descendants of Alabamas, C
Your
I'Iave
great people,
oushattas,
courage and tenacity
inspired the children
Of your conquerors.
Derricks that point to the sky,
Pumps that sing a song of Tex
Amarillo, Kilgore, Burkburnett,
Oil seeker, oil driller,
You are part of an Empire.
LIS,
You began an Empire.
H M1 'tl the stio VII
. . . in wi 1 ' nf' ne
Man with the big sombrero, U I
Man
of weatherbeaten feat
UFCS,
Man of the little boat,
Gulf sailor, gulf fisher,
Cow uncher shee raiser.
P I ' P Man of the coast,
Texas rancaer,
Your
Your
cattle graze on all the prairies,
sheep cover every hillside,
You are king of our Empire,
You are Texas personified,
Yours are the fish,
The shrimp, the oysters,
Yours are the ships
That carry the wool, the beef,
The cotton, the wheat, the oil,
W1thMygcS15mtlgI tales of Pecos Bill, Captain You are Part of an Empire.
,Iudge Roy Bean, Big Foot Wallace, VIII
You are a symbol of Texas. Man in the smart grey suit,
III Man with the cosmopolitan air,
Miin in dusty overalls, City dweller, money maker,
Man
with the plow,
Sower, tiller, reaper,
Son o
Your
Your
Your
f the Texas soil,
cotton has clothed a nation,
corn has fed the people,
wheat has strengthened children,
Texas business man,
You have built cities,
Dallas, Houston, Austin,
San Antonio, Fort Worth,
The factories belong to you,
Trucks on highways,
You have fought drouth and starvation, Buildings, ships, and bridges,
Back of industry you are standing, You have financed an Empire.
You, a dirt farmer, a provider of an Empire. IX
I . . .
. . V Man with the smiling face,
Man with the pruning shears, - - -
. . r Man with the twinkling eyes,
Man with a wicker basket, - A
. . . Fair planner, fair goer,
Fruit grower, fruit picker, Fun mllkcr
Vzll' K 7 .
I fy man' . . You have educated, entertained,
Your orchards stretch beside the Rio Grande, .
The State Fair of Texas,
Your
oranges, grapefruit, lemons,
Are treasures of the Valley.
Your
work is good.
It has put roses in children's cheeks.
You have helped to build an Empire.
All the county Fairs,
Rose Festival, Battle of Flowers,
Fat Stock Show, Pioneer Days,
You have glorified an Empire.
X
V
Man with the long saw, Man of lofty spirit,
Man with the swinging axe, Man of great heritages,
Wood Cutter, home provider,
Texas lumberman,
Yours are the forest of East Texas,
Tall,
straight, strong pine trees,
Lumber for the homes of Texans,
Wood pulp for newspapers,
Wood cutter, home provider,
You are part of an Empire.
Yvorker, helper, creator,
Texan,
Your Thermopylae, the Alamo,
San Jacinto, Goliad, your hallowed shrines,
The world knows you,
Your strong hands build, not destroy,
Your Lone Star is brightest of all,
You are the Empire of Texas.
O 1111
Bus. M-0480
TEXAS BARBER SHOP
".Moxl fI0lllf7Il'fl' 111 Dulfaxu
I Texas Thcatrc Building
PIQIXUTY SHOP Ton KI. H'XXX'RINS
OAK CLIFF MUSIC CO.
PIKIIIOS, Radios, Vivfrofrzs
iuscioums AND Music
Open Evenings
226 XY. -Icffxsnii XY'-1171
DUCK PIN BOXVLINCI SODA SL LUNCH
CLIFF LANES
i Fun and Recreation
W 633 XV. Davis St.
P.1t Paterson Phone C-0302
RENE H. COX FUNERAL HOME
B11 Vial I 11511 razzcc'
JIIIIITIIILIIIKK' S: rl iw
Davis .ind Madison SLTCCLS
NLS 11-Sf Pi1Ll'1CS'NIfg1 66
Compliments of
BALL NUT 85 CANDY CO.
409 South Beckley
lIu'lax' Bax! Bzzys
FRANKLINES
1610 Elm Street
Fur
ci11iiL11'C11, -Innimw, Nliiicx, XVnnicn and I.1u'gQr Nvonii-n
Di.'11.'x' Mo I .x1!I!1'1'II Slum'
AUTOGRAPHS
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL SENIORS
FOR YOUR FUTURE HOMES
CC
I nderson Furniture Co.
2101Elm
Since 1897
1111x711 Slxlwfl
AUTOGRAPHS
FUR STORAGE
QUALITY CLEANING CU.
GARfxIliN'I'S INSURED
634 XVcst -Isffcrson
13. M. Bridges ljliowc NV-47
27
MANDELSTAMTS
WOMEN'S APPAREL
125 VV. Jefferson St. Phono YV-85
11
Compliments of
.I ack Hendly Service Station
Buckley at Nintli
Collzplinzclzfs fo fha' Sfvziors
CLIFF SANITARY BARBER
SHOP
THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO.
Me ' n
BUSINESS COLLEGE
A Distinguished Dallas Institution
Since 1887
IVICI'1'0fJ0lifdI1 G1fr1a'1mf:'s
Always Suvcecd
Phone C-8773 for Catalog
PKIIIIIIS - V!1'I'llj.YfJF,Y
EIIEZIIICIS - IVLIH Pzzpm'
Plionc NV-S417 300 S. Beckley
GARRETSON
AN Flfizkm' 'I'yj:i':i'ri!i'i'i Ri'fv.1i1'wil mmf Iivfzlrgl
Nvoodstoik oi' I3.ill.is
1702 Commerce Plionc Cf-1-H2
7 Q Tl
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2.1322
furmen Sf'f"'!T
W'here flak Cliff Studvnts Trade
Arrow Shirts---Su-tson Ilals
Jzlsman Shoes
Kirsr-hhaum Clothes
333 West Jeffersmi
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AUTOGRAPHS
tvaavinmc Musica 3 "Zy"iL"8Z""P5'
New Slore 1108 Elm Street
KRAYER'S PHARMACY
P7'l'Sl'l'il7fi01I P!Jfll'lIIlIl'iSf
fIUlOl'.lLlU at Ballard Pl10l1C XV-USS
Dallas, Texas
MISTLETOE SHOE SHOP
Wfork App l"f'C'illlLC'd
WS li. jefferson Don XVallace, Prop.
CONGRATULATIONS
ADAMSON
OAK FARMS MILK
Harrison Grocery and Market
305 N. Bishop
Un' PZIOIII' M-5101 for SI'l'l'fl'l
THANK You
1 5
TFNTH STREET BARBER SHOP
616 East Tenth Street
622 ITIONS
Efficient Employment Superior ard more than 600 positions annually-SSH more than
than we are able to fill-virtually assure inspiring employment opportunities to
Drnughon graduates. Twenty Accredited Courses leading to early starts on business
careers. Largest in Dallas. call, Phone R-3133, for complete information.
1 TBUSINESS
mu OWLCQLLEGE
OPPOSITE CITY I-IALI.
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AUTOGRAPHS COMPLE Eliiicilxiimgllk IS F
BOLIN 85 SELVIDGE
FURNITURE CO.
209 East efferson
I
VVQ Buy, Sell and Exchange Phone M-2586
fb
Trivks, jokes, Puzzles, Sozzvwzirs
MAGICLAND
409 Ervay
fOpposite Post Officcj
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BEN FRANKLIN STORE
230 W. Jefferson
A BETTER PLACE TO SHOP
M-0612
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Compliments of
PHILLIPS-TAYLOR
Five fo zz' Dollar Sforcf
121 W. Jefferson
-45
Lamar W Smith
Fzmem! Home
800 W. Jefferson Phone M-2146
ty
FOR CAREER AND COLLEGE FASHIONS
SMART GRADS COME BACK TO
,
FROCKS, COATS, SUITS SPORTSWEAR, LINGERIE
1612 Elm Street
I g O 'Ilumlml N I
L. O. DONALD DRUG STORE AUTQGRAPHS
Tyler 86 Jefferson
N40 Years in Oak Cliff,
M-2116
Compliments of
JNo. E. MORRIS Co.
Chevrolet
OAK CLIFF
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
250 W. Jefferson
Mathew,s Flower and Gift Shoppe
MRS. xv, P. MATHEWS
DISTINCTIVE FLOXVERS
Special School Flowers and Coursagcs
AT REASONABLE PRICES
106 S. Beckley W-4207
BERWALDS DRY GOODS CO.
215 W. Jefferson
"More for Lessu
BO-JAN HATS
Across From Texas Tlmentrc
Hafx Made fo Order fo Carry
Oni Your Color Srlwvnzc
KIANNF POTEET BOBBIF LOCHART
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Milizazry amd Sporty Www
1803 Elm Street R-6206
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AUTOGRAPHS As you go upward and outward into the
world you,ll come to appreciate the worth
of quality in everything you buy ....
E. M. K alan
8: Co.
Quality
apparel
for DIEN, ll0YS
and YVIIDIEN
Cf
Compliments Qf
exiif - Rofwiii - Midway
Bison ami! Affoif
Tbeiifief
A
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Frzmcinos Dress Shop
238 W. Jefferson
Excliifivenem Without Extmmcgmice
Across from the Texas Tfoeczfre
La Vonne Rindy-Owner Jean Gleason
1roH11Tz
TEXAS SEED 81 PLANT CO. AUTOGRAPHS
S28 East Tenth Street
Ff0zL'1'rx amf Plalzls for All CDl'l'lISf0I1S
Phone W'-1124 C. S. Rydell
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Phone M-0397 Ono Day Service
TIPTON'S
Cleaucfrs mm' D yers
l A Nm' am! Mmlf-rn Plum'
No Bevler Cleaning in Any Price
116 S. Beckley Lusterize Procew
COKE LUMBER 81 WRECKING
CO.
l XX'e are in Oak Cliff and Handle Everything 1
lhat Goes in your Building.
818 N. Becklev W'-5830 1
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CHAMBERS LUMBER CO. .
2401 N. Beckley Ave. N
Dallas, Texas xl N
Night Phone W-4034 Day Phone C--4203 1
Compliments of N
LUBY'S CAFETRIA No. 1 I
205 Browder St.
fAround the Corner from Baker Hotell
Home Cfookingg Popular Prices
l NU-DEAL GROCERY
AND MARKET
328 E. Ninth M-02410
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LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Mrs. Margaret XVatl4ins writes: "I am
EASIfggI.1II6NgNiJggEIgi3,ELY averaging S25 per Week." This is the
REQUEST FREE BOOKLET, average pay for the Neilson graduate.
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2002-8 North Field Street
Thr COUFI' of Ibis Book was Pl'0dlll'l'Kll in This Pfam'
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DIAMONDS : WATCHES : SILVER : JEWELRY : TROPHIES
Compliments of
One of the Soazfhlv Finext Iefwelm
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Forffy-five Years in Dallas
Second Floor Soutliland Life Bldg. Next to Baker Hotel
Extra Heallhfulf ,,,,. ,..a S dtE lea aa i i te
Dehclous, too ff e r 1 r de, 'd E r e ae J r S 1
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DENISUN on vour PHUTOCRAPH is the same as Sterling on your SILVER
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STUDICJS
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Official School Photographer
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Each year finds an even greater effort on the part of both the Oak Stall and our organ-
ization to keep up the high standard of Oak Masterpieces. NVe appreciate the journey
through the years with your publication personnel and Adamson High School officials.
SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING CGMPANY of DALLAS
JAMES H, XVEBB, PVK'SiK1l'7lIf
P1f0dz1c'c'1fs of Bcficr College fllIllllflIS
Hurry M. Crenshaw, Mumlgrr Cfaflwgr' Allllllzll 1Ji'fItII'f'lIIl'f1f
DALLAS, TEXAS
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tknomlehgements
The Oak Staff welcomes this opportunity to thank those who have
aided in the publication of this yearbook.
Especially do We appreciate the continuous, sympathetic understand-
ing of Mr. Allen. To Miss Graves, for her unfailing and cheerful co-opera-
tion we say, "Thank you". To all faculty members who have given sugges-
tions and helpful criticism, we offer "mil graciasn. To Colonel Clement
and the Corps for their efficient supervision of the picture making, We
also give thanks. To Mrs. Mabel Smith, artist, for assuming the respon-
sibility of the art work, we are particularly grateful. To the students
not on the staff who have been enthusiastic helpers, We extend our
heartiest Wishes that you, in turn, will receive the same encouragement
and assistance when you publish the succeeding Oaks. We hope that
Messrs, Crenshaw, Bennett, Wilkinson and Denison,s Studio will accept
our gratitude for their friendly and valuable guidance.
To you, We owe a tremendous debt. Because of you, our task has
been a happy one.
Sincerely,
TIIE STAFF.
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