Arlington Heights High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)
- Class of 1954
Page 1 of 138
Cover
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"Noi failure but lou' aim is crime"
With this philosophy from Lowell, she has guided the students of AHHS to
state and national awards and has inspired them to serve as tomorrow's journalists.
In recognition of the high standards she has set for our school publications and
in appreciation of her tireless efforts to inspire us, the staff, without her knowledge.
gratefully dedicates this 1954 Yellow jacket to
Miss GUSSIE BURNETT
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I knew it all the time! Delving into the file,
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lost copy.
Sizing up the situation is Colleen Moss, Yellow
jacket editor.
Combing the West Side for ads, Alice Evans,
Tommy Woody, Sara Sprinkle, Donald Bart-
lett, Pat Taylor, and Sammy Craig prepare
for the next edition.
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Creswell, editor.
Annual staffers, Suzanne Guynes, Christina Mit-
chell, Robert Loughridge, and Marsha Hubert
survey their Yellow jacket picture choices.
It's deadline time and Marianne Cherry, Gene
Smith, and Gail Norris seem to have plenty
of verbal assistance from Gerry Garlington,
Mikell Murphy, and Kent Schott.
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lett.
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outs for the annual agree Kay Rodgers, Nancy
Nelson, Anne Stalnaker, and Dan Coates.
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T0 THE STUDENTS . . .
As we a roach the end of another school ear it
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is a pleasure to commend you again for your con-
tinued efforts to build a school tradition based on
the highest standards. Your cooperation, loyalty, and
achievement have made this school year a memorable
one.
In years to come as you turn the pages of this
record of i953-54, we hope you will be reminded of
these lines which you have sung so many times . . .
"And wherever we may roam
We will always fall it home
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Dfur old A.ll.I1.S."
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FACULTY
Arlington Heights' faculty,
numbering forty-five, more
than adequately provide in--
struction in languages, history,
science, and mathematics for
the more than nine hundred
students, as well as instruction
in specialized courses, such as
shop, distributive education,
art, and others. With degrees
ranging from B.A.'s to Ph.D.'s,
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education in relation to taking
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the Commercial Department.
English students learn of
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tory of the world's litera-
ture.
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Heights musicians.
Science opens a whole new
word for various Height-
sters.
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dent zln opportunity to
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RICHARD TRICKl'ZX'
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Third Rofw
.lo ANN VAN NATTA
WIQSLRY NYAN NORDRN
JOAN XYAN ORIJEZN
LINDA XYEl.'l'1N'lAN
Thirfy-five
Thirfy-six
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Boo'rsm' Xfviill.
ALICE Ll-:lc xVP1l.l,S
BILLIIC WELCH
Third Rm:
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BUD WILKINSON Rox' W0h'1.ACK TKIAINIY Woom'
DIACKIIQ VVILLIAAIS GERALD Woou RLTTHIP1 WURs'r
SUE WILSON SI-IIRLI-:Y Woon
Thirfy-seven
l"il'.i't Ru-IL'
Karen Adair
'l'onuny .-Xdaina
lfalmlic .-Xlllriglit
Mary Allen
Nelda .-Xnderwn
Second Rau'
Bob Aslitun
Bill Bailey
Nlikc Bailey
james Baird
jcrrell Baldridge
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Pauline Barnett
llunald Bartlett
Robert Baucuni
Dun Belknap
jim Berryman
Serum! Rm:
Charles Binford
George Birkctt
Zack Blailock
.-Xl Blakes
janiccc Bomar
Second Rofw
Bill Borden
Patricia Boswell
joanne Bozeman
Bill Bradshaw
.Xlorris Brazzil
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Third Rofw
Lancta Breshears
Darvin Bridges
Randall Bridwcll
Parry Bryant
Bob Buckingham
Fnllrth Rn-1:
Uslcra Casey
jimmy Cawrhorn
jane Chadwcll
Richard Champion
Robert Champion
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Firxi Rm:
l'odd Crouell
Doyle Culbertson
judy Dailey
Diane Dale
Linda Dale
Second Rm: 'lfiird Rn-1:
.Xlary Ann Dannenfelserjiinniy Davis
Charles Danslmy Nlaureen Denman
Kenton David Sain Denny
,Xnn Davis Xlildred Dillard
Chester Davis Richard Dodd
f'l!lI!T1'h Ru
Darlene Dunlap
Stanley Durham
Dennis liarly
loniiny lfekols
jimmy lilder
Ififrb Ro-it
janet Ifldred
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.Xlary Lou lflrod
Ifarlene lfngland
Clarence lfnnns
Foriy-one
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Bill Fzlrnlmin
jimmy lfenrka
I,orerm Ferguson
Helen Flciselinmnn
Nmicy lflowers
Doug Fox
Nlelissa lfurnmn
Ifdith Ann Gambill
Gerry Garlington
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Third Rm:
llnrry Garrett
Robert Gawers
Nick Georges
Lois Gifford
Richard Gilcrense
W:
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Glenn Giles
-lim Gilliland
l'om Gilmore
Gay Gooch
james Goodwin
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lion Goodger
Gerald Gorczyea
l.ois Ann Gordon
Mary l,ynn Gordon
Gary Graf
lfirxr R aiu'
jim Graves
Kenneth Graves
l,cc Green
james Gurlcy
Suzanne Guynes
swiss
Surmzd Rm:
Carol Haas
Fred llrmsc
Bill llnll
Robert Hall
l-fdwarcl Halscll
'libirni Rm:
Gayle Hanimoncl
.Xveril Harris
Bill llarris
Hugh Harris
.Xlartha Beth Harris
I-'ozrrrb Row
.Xliclmel llaupt
Xlarie Hawkins
Lafayette Health
Paul Hemphill
Patricia Henderson
lfifrh Rui:
jean Henry
Xlnrtlm llieks
lim Hill
l,ee llill
Nurnmn Hill
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Darrell llutfnnnm jerry lluwnlrd
lfrnest llullnes Xlnrslm Hubert
Burley Horn Beverly Huekabuy
Veda llusnmn Sue Lynn llnmphreys
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Linda Hunter
Rochelle Hussey
Brmlie Hyde
Nurnm ,Ineksun
Bula -Iznnes
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Phillip jetfryes
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Sarah ,Io 'Innes
blue jordan
Pnrriein Kdllfl
lfifll' R0
jerry Keeton
Georgia Keith
Sandra Keley
.Iinnny Kelly
Bill Kighr
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NVilhur Kirkland
Carol Kitchens
Dunna Kluvstad
Richard La Boon
jim Lamb
SUNHIJ Rail'
joan Lziplmni
'I'onimy l.arimnrc
Sandra I.awreiicc
Charlotte I,aux
Xlargo Laws
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Martha I.CUIHLlI'll
Xlikc Lord
Kay Lynch
john Mclicth
Melinda McClucr
lfourrln Rm:
Marilyn Xlcflluncy
Bill Mcillurc
jack .Nlcflrary
Toiiiliiy Mclllicraiii
Pat Nlcliinncy
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Burrell Xlarklmiii
Ruger Xlartin
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Nana Massey
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julin Maxwell Nlildrud Xlcili
Xlarilyn Maxwell limi Messick
Xlyrna .Xlaxwcll Christina Mitchell
Doris Mcc-k lhug .Xlirvlwll
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Binky .Xlitcliclla
ciilfy Aluurt
vlillUIll2lSll1L' Xlrmiw:
Berry Morris
john 'Xlnrris
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jimmy Xlurphy
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First Rm:
jane Ugletrcc
Lillie Ohlhausen
Nancy Olson
Doris Oswalt
Deanna Overturf
Second Row Third Ron' Fourth Rm:
jimmy Packer joyce Parrish Blair Pittman
Betty Padget l,cc Allen Paulsel Lanny jo Plcscia
Xlary Gayle Parker David Perkins Pamela Poe
Ann Parnell Betty Piper Don Portwooll
Byron Parrish Roy Pipes Billy Prince
Fifth Rau'
Berry Pruitt
Carolyn Pugh
Helen Raborn
Dean Raish
Nlartha Rambo
Foriy-seven
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l'll1i'I RUR'
Rmiiii Riiiilmy
Gene Roberson
l,ueille Rnlxiiiett
lfaiye Rulwinsmi
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Ritn Reurelliulier
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Cliqirles Rnsenrlizil
Cileii Ruufe
Rieli Rmvnli
linrlmrn Rutledge
llnvinl Ryan
l"fllI?'fl' Rm:
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Samlrzl Sarrm'
Sunny Searcy
Cilemlai Self
Xllam Slmnnun
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Grady Slirupsliire
Phyllis Sliurer
Curtis Sides
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First Row
Bobby Smith
Gene Smith
jimmy Smith
.loc Smith
Richard Smith
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Arlington Heights' lettermen turned salesmen this
spring as they plied their skill at selling gold and blue
AHHS scarves, 'l'-shirts and shorts to tht- student
body.
Members of the 'A' Club also sponsored a coke
booth at the AY party. Z1 hay ride. and a variety show.
Sponsored by N. Hogan. head football coach.
the club promoted good will among athletes, upheld
the honor of the school and the blue and gold award.
and strove for better scholastic standing.
Ofhcers for I953-5-l are Norman Ashley. Mike
Net-ly. Ronny lN'hite. and .laek Newsome.
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Teachers Plan For 'Wee Ones'
With an eye toward the future, making ready for
the bumper crop of little ones storming the school-
rooms in a few years, the forty members of the Eula
Hunter Chapter of the Future Teachers of America
Club laid plans for a year packed with fun and
information.
Fun came in the form ol an all-city picnic while
information rolled in from many sources. An annual
FTA convention at Denton, TCU clinic. and varied
programs every meeting supplied ideas and inspira-
tion for the aspiring school "marins" and "masters"
of tomorrow.
Officers are Ann Davis. .Ian Oglt-tree, Ida Mae
Mcllowell, and Marianne llannenfelser. Miss Bula
Hunter and Mr. Harry NVylie are eo-sponsors.
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Clark. Mike Neely. Jllllllly Roberts.
Roy Meng:-. liinky lklilrlrellu. Srrnrrd
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,Iilnlny Dr-nton. Ronny White. ,lark
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Dailey. Pnnlu llill, L'sIt-tu Casey.
Ida Mae Meljtmt-II, Roelrelle llnssey.
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Dun lfonles. Miss liultr llunler.
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Attvncling school hall' day and thvn buzzing' oll'
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iui'uibm'rs rgirn nionvv whilm' Qvlting that m'yc'r-so-m'cc's-
szxry i'xpm'rii'nr't' lor luturr' businvss liws.
Highlighting' thvir ziltvr hours wvrf' thc' all-City
pirnic' lust lull :incl tht' Cliristnms Party. Clzuidia
Nlillvr rr'iun4'd us club SNN'l'f'll'li'2lI'l during thx' yvar.
Norm Curr. Virginia llzuighvty, and l5t'yt'rly
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lmaclirig tht' club through thc' busy year were
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Klyillith. Samir! Ruzv: Moriis Bun-
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sponsoi. llauxivt Morton, Kay Kimi,
:Kun Lixilixgstoil. lzllai lmwis, jauiiu'
llzixuou, llzlllivl llllllll. Yvonm-
liooth. l't'tm- Writ. 'liouy .-Kldrirh.
.Yfruiirl Ron: lizillmizt llimxn. Sul-
anm' jolimou, hluigzurt l'aulxi'l,
lim' Floyd. Matthai l'1rlu'1't. Mauqnirl
Sczulmroiigli. Finn Nvuliixxii. jam'
llvclluiml. JN:-ll Roqviw.
G14 QPPDFIPPJ
Cubs Test New Noses
Spruva' up your snillrrs and niakt' like hounds!
'l'hat's what sponsor Bliss Gussiu Burnvtt tells
Club Rvportvrs as shi' trivs to dvyvlop u "nosc lor
nvwsl' in c'1u'l1 onv.
First tht' Cubs ls'arnc'd about thc' great "news
nos1's" ol' tht' past. 'l'ht'n, with nlovivs. quizzvs. and
CllSCllSSl0IlS. tht- svribvs ol' thi' luturc' lt'11l'llL'Cl thr-
lziscinatiug ganu' ol sniffing out nvws.
'l'hc'n, watch your words, A slip today may be a
quip tomorrow in tht' llarkvt journal, for tht' Cubs
huyv takvn oycr 'WW' the Pupilsf'
Club ol'fic'c'rs of thvsc nvw news noses includvz
Margaret Sc'zu'boroug'h, Ann Liyington, Kay King,
and Fran Ncwnmn.
Ioan Rolwlts. Srotly Su-wail, Shillvy
j00tAgAt9l'5
'54 Drama Tops the list
TIME: Fall, 1953.
ACTION: The play unfolds as the first club
meeting of the jacket Footlight Players begins with
,loan Van Orden presiding and Lee Cox, Mary Allen,
and ,Ian Goodman assisting.
SCENE 1: October finds members working build-
ing sets. rehearsing, spending money and selling
tickets for their December production.
SCENE II: The curtain rises on "Three Bees in
a Bonnet". December 9, 7:32 p.m. and to spotlight
the evening, Pat Hyde entertains the members at her
home from 10 'til4-.
SCENE III: Climaxing the play, spring Hnds the
players diving into plans for "Unto Us the Living"
amd further ideas for fall of '54-.
MEMBERS
l"ir.it Row: Carole May. Pattie
Smith. Pat llyde. Juan Van Orden.
Sue Stein, Patty Bryant. Manila
Apple. Sally Anderson, Gayle Buck-
ingham. Jayne Trigg. Sernnd Rose:
,lan Goodman, Linda Veltman, Lee
Cox, Martha Rambo. Charlotte Win-
burn. Lucille Robinett. Myrna lyfax-
well. Nancy Bord:-nn. Kay Chris-
topher. Tlrird Row: Melinda Smith.
Jimmie Killman, Kay Rodgers. Janet
Sherman. Sandra Fanhinn. Lnuise
Moore, Gloria Smith. Diane Dale.
Mary Allen. lfnurlh Rnrr: VVarren
T. W'hite. sponsor. Jerry Adams.
Dick Gannett. Larry Ruquenlure.
liram lllaek.
OZTLFG-fy
'Who'm I?' ls Club Theme
"Identify me" was the theme of the AHHS
Library Club this year. The 12 girls in the club took
turns impersonating some book or character at meet-
ings.
These junior librarians were kept busy during
the year. Arlington Heights was host to the district
Teen Age Library Association convention in Novem-
ber. Mrs. Luella Higley, sponsor, was district sponsor.
Suzy Simpson, president of the district and the
Heights club, Ann Parnell, veep, and Mrs. Higley
attended the state convention in San Antonio and
appeared on the program.
Other ollicers for the '53-54 term were Sue
Gulley and Susie Allen.
MEMBERS
Starzlling: Mary Haynes, Mildred
Dillard, Georgia Lee Morgan. Betty
Morris, Sue Gntley. Mrs. Luella
High-y, spnnsnr. Gay tiunelr. Carol
Kilrhens, Susie Allen. lvfarjorie
Miller, Annyee flilihs. Swlrlrrl: Ann
l':lrnell. Slwy Simpson.
Sixty-seven
I
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MEMHIERS
I-iirxl lt'n:t': 'll-111' Smith. Ruth
l'v11y. Diana' Smith. ljnrlzuiu ililllilllll-
son, Jr-ny lisnn:-tt. Miki-ll Mmplrv.
lidith llarnh-tt. Kiln Rvutlt-lmlirr.
Mar tha lit-n11ism1. .Yu ond Rturf
jininry li-min. Nornian Colm-. lioh
Va11U1dn'11.jr111-ll Balllliclgr.
Donald Stahl. Elllllli.I Ciawloul, liill
Niradosxs. Third Rum: Mi, Flavin
Alsr-111-au. sponsor. john Davis. l'itl-
uaid l51o1w11. jinimir l'uckn-1, Paul
VYilson. Riclialml Smith. 'liollirny
lirknils. Gt-oigv llnrlu-tl.
1-im.-.2 C7145
Scientists Work for Civitan
'With lt high l1z'z11't. thv SCit'Ill'l' illuh stalrtvd ont
tht- yt-:tr rvncly to show tht- world that AHHS rvnlly
rl:-sm-r'1't'tl tht- t'ox'm'tm'tl purple- rihhon ztwatltlvcl t':1t'l1
yn-nr to tht- XK'lllll1'I' ol' tht' CTix'it1111 Conti-st.
lhr- hlllllltbl' st'1t'11t1sts XX'Ul'lil'll long nncl hatrcl pn--
pztring 1-xliihils Wllifll vztric-cl itll tht' waxy from hlootl
Slllt'lll'S and lllUtlIlll'Cl slwlvtotis. to IIIUOII ol1st'1'x'z1tio11s
and at 11-vt-1111112 sttrwy on Sillllt'Ill l'1'nst1'11tio11s,
l.t'41cli11Q tht' itidtistrions lIll'IlllX'I'S wmv llIIlillV
. 1
lionrn. RIl'llill'K.l Smith. Rita Rl'llil'llllllll'l'. 13111111111
tirztwlord, and Mr. l'ill1Vltl .lxl'Sl'Ilt'2llI. sponsor.
'l'h1- ztdclition ol ll radio t1'1111s111itt4'r and 1't'c't'ivi11g
svt lllllflt' llc-ights tht- he-st 1-qnippvd chili in tht- citv.
E114-rgy coriihinvd with lillUXN'l1'ClQt' inndt- it tht- most
st1c't't'ssl'11l.
Sixty-eight
MIZMISIZRS
Fin! Roar: Jiinrny luldn-1. lhxitl
lYl1itx'. 'l'o1111ny Mrlllrvlall, Danisl
Ryan. 1.1-on llill. K4-nt 'll-llniry.
Clivslvl' Davis, Donald HX-1-ks, ,lim
Lanih. Bill MrCl111-1-. Sf-turn! Roar:
Xlr. jolinny Stovall. sponsor. jon'
Cnllrltul. John Wiillvlt. l'a1t Mt'-
Kinnvy. ,lark MrC1u1y. Rodney
Mann. ,latin-s l.1111sh11tl, l'ut ,lark-
son. liulm Cnllt-u. Third Huw: Nou-
man Ashlt-y. lhuzly Slnopsliinv. lid-
wald lialst-ll. Sam Dr'nl1y. lfluliltit'
Ballirlgvr. Mika' N1-4-ly. liill 'l'nllons.
Sonny St-airy. I-'moth Rtuv: 'lionllny
l.u1in1o1r-. limit- llarln-y.
EO!! and glhiwi
Hunters, Fishers learn 'How'
"XVow! You should llavt' Sven tht- OHL' that got
a1w:1yl" 'l'his was tht- lilllllilllll' slogan at tht- Rod and
than Cilnlfs lishing' trip lust lull nt Luke YVl1it11t'y.
A ski-1-t shoot was on tht- l'llllJiS list of spring
11t'liYliit'S. llvgnlatr lllt'l'illlQS lind tht- boys studying
tht- l'Ul'lit'L'l nsr- amd t'LlI'l' of thu-ir hunting amd fishing
t-t111ip1111-11t.
Office-rs for tht- spring llxl'lll wwe' Earle- Haley,
'l'on1n1y lVIl'lllll'I'llIl, .lurk Mi'fll'2lI'y'. Kvnt 'l'ill1n1'y,
Edward Hulsvll. :ind Clic-stvr Davis.
Frankie- li2llli!lg'l'I' prvsidvd over thc full llll't'IillQS,
with .lim Llllllll, liill Ml'ciltlI'l'. Dick 'l'hon1pson, and
l,LlYiLl Ryan assisting.
-lm.,
AHHS Girls Give Service to Needy,'StimuIate Friendship
Guidcd hy thc tlirev points of their symhol, thc'
trianglv. Y-Tvvris have' IIl0YL'Cl forward this year
stinrnlating city-widc friendship among high School
girls.
Tlrrowirig out thi' window thv sciuntific fact that
you c'an't hc' in two placvs at onrc, Hcights Y-'l'v0ns
chaptvr' was ahlv to answer many nvcds during the
yr-ar. lliffvrf-nt tvarns worked hard at scrvicc projects
MEMISICRS
l'irllrr1- Nrrrnlrvr Urn' Ffrrt Rmr:
Alllivnrrr- Mason. In-alrctlr Sirgrl.
l'atriria David. Margaret Chile-s.
Susir- Frazim-r. Corrnir- Dawson. Peggy
llalcy. Linda Curnplorr. Virginia
YQ-am-r. Srrnrrrl Row: Mrs. Mary
Wlrilr, wporrsor, Collm-cn Talbott,
,Iarrirv hivlnlv. Colvin' Story. Alice
Madclvrr, joy ilulrrnarr, Peggy
Morris. liarlrnm- lirryzlanrl. Arrnvtlr-
Svllry. ,loan li'-ssc. Third Razr: Janie
iX'illianiS. Mary Snr Niillvr, Ann
Stoll. Mrrurryr-r-rrv lillintt. Paula
lirvusivr. Hail lllrssvy. hfary .lo
llrrrlcruurrrl. Sul' Arrtlrnrry. Gail
Stilvs. Furullr Razr: Ann Winslow,
Kay Taylor. Kay Lyrrrlr. Maurr-cn
D+-rrmarr. Phyllis Smith. Carol Haas,
l'm'qgy Trrwllsorr, jo hlarir llill, Judy
janrm-5.
MEMBERS
l'i1'Iuri- Nlllulwr' Tun Fin! Row:
Lolita Slriym-rs, Linda Sclrullv,
Us-ralrlirrr llamptorr. Naomi Bailry,
Mipznorr livvil, Coll:-r-rr Moss. Sandra
l5'lritl1-rrlolr, llvlrn Rlrnrrr-ls, Srrnnd
Razr: Mrs. l.r'rl'l'll. Sporrsor, Joy
llalrlvr. Cotlvlla Norris. Joy Srlrmx,
Slrirlvy Crwrlsirrgzvrg lil-rriv lidwards,
lin-ily Sraplvs, joyrr- la-v. Third
Razr: llarhara llarris, Sylvia Curl,
Linda Dali-.
varying fronr lending a lrvlping hand at Bahyland
and thx- Childrc'n's Hospital to making Scrapbooks
and collvcting toys for nvvdy vhildrvn.
Oflicvrs of Y-'l'00ris, a high school liiaiiflr of thc
YXYCTA, arc Betty Staples. -Ioyfv lrvv. Nfary Surf
hlillvr, M21lll'L'I'Il llvnrnan. Ann YN'inslow, and Kay
Taylor. Co-sponsors are Ml'S. Mary Whitv and M1's.
Elya Lcrret. -fi! ,J
ff ,f X,-ff
4 r.,
Sixly-nine
MEMBERS
lfirsl Raw Alice Evans. Camillc Robvrtson, Kathy VVatts. Marianni- Cherry, Marsha Ilulwrt, Suv Chollar. john Cranz. Sui-
liyn llumphrvys. liloyrl Grant. Semnd Row---Doris Smith. joan Wlhittcn, Patsy Mathis. Carolyn Sattorwhitv. Patsy Pasrhall.
Nanry Ashlvy. Mary Srott. Kay Kvnt. Third Rowfjot- Turnm-r. Todd Crows-ll, Roland jary. .Stan VVilfong. Sammy Craig.
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unior .Maforifrnd
Club Members Map Early Cnwtown, Enter Contest
Ont' original map of Fort xVOl'tll in l876 illustrat-
ing history ol' thc' strvvts of Fort lVorth was compilvd
this yvar hy thi- .lunior Historian Club undcr tht'
dirvrtion ol' llr. Kathryn Garrvtt. sponsor. It was
prvpart-rl hy Susiv Allon, Marjorie Crcswcll. and
artists Nvll lit-ntlvy and -lvssica liaggctt.
'l'lu- cluh was organized in 1945 for thosc stuclvnts
who arc- intvrs-stc-cl in Fort lVorth's hcritagv.
Eavh me-mlwr has undvrtakvn a tcrm projvct for
thi- vluh. Wfhilr' thc four girls worked on maps.
Sammy Craig. .Ioan Gardner, Roland Jary, Doris
Smith, Lou Stogncr, and joe Turner authored
hiograpliiral skvtclics of varly Fort Worth pioncvrs.
Tlivsv tllt'lll1'S wvrc vntcred in the state Junior His-
Seventy
torian cssay contvst. 'l'hc winning cssay vach yvar is
printvd in thc junior Historian magazine. a monthly
pcriodical puhlishvd by the Univvrsity ol' Texas
Press.
The prvparation of llusinvss l,ll'CCtOl'll'S of Fort
W'orth in 1874 and l875 was anothcr of the Club's
accomplishments for thc '53-'54 tc-rm. -Iackic Burton,
Sue Chollar, Kay Kvnt. Patsy Paschall. and Carolyn
Sattorwliitv t'flglIltfl'I'l'Cl this projvct.
john Cranz was responsible- for thc preparation of
photo slidvs showing historic sites of Fort Worth.
Officcrs arc' joe Turnvr, president: john Cranz,
vice-prcsidvntg Patsy Paschall, secretary: and Caro-
lyn Satterwhitc, treasurer.
9' cm
'.l' Pins Mirror AHHS' Best: leaders, Scholars, Sewers
Rome wasn't built in a day, as the saying goes,
however, it took only four years to build firmly the
foundations of the "J" Club-leadership, scholarship,
service. These foundations in turn have made mem-
bership in the "J" Club one of the most coveted
honors that can come to a Heightser,
Six months of careful planning prefaced the day
of March l7, 1950, when the first 80 "J" Club mem-
bers crossed the auditorium stage to receive their
bronze pins for one year membership. That day was
to begin a tradition of "J" days marked each year by
higher requirements and increased membership.
A system of points was set up, giving each stu-
dent the opportunity to strive toward goals in leader-
ship, scholarship, and service to his school. Then
from the amassed total points of each student the
upper ten per cent of students from each of the three
classes, sophomore, junior, and senior were chosen
for membership in the "J" Club.
One student from each class was selected to
speak on some phase of leadership, scholarship, or
service on the HJ" day program, and four officers
were elected by the "J" Club members to head the
club. Chosen as speakers for the four pvograms were
Athletic Council presidents Mr. John Honts, Mr. A.
Gooch, Mr. J. W. Murphree, and School Superinten-
dent, Elden B. Busby.
The bronze, silver, and gold pins presented to
each NJ" Club member, for one, two, and three-year
membership, are supplied by the Arlington Heights
Athletic Council. This organization was one of the
founders of the club.
From that day in 1950, annual "J" Club mem-
bership has made a gradual increase in proportion
to the size of the classes until in 1953 there were 91
students awarded the honor of HJ" Club membership.
The purpose of the "J" Club is to encourage stu-
dents to make good scholastic records and to partici-
pate in school activities. It embodies in its motto
6'Leadership, Scholarship, and Servicen-the very
essence of Heights-its strength, its wisdom, its spirit.
J Club Officers and sponsors: Sue Gulfey, Ann Parnell, Miss Katheryn Haden. Mr. Roy M. Stone, Betty Pruitt,
and Clayton Brants, view the campus.
Savonfy-one
WOJPPII. language
pain, Mexico, or France.
'l'he forty members ol' the M0dt'l'I1 Lflflflllilgt'
Club liave traveled vieariously from the floating
gardens ol Xoehimileo to the 'l'uileres Gardens of
Paris.
Sponsor Mrs. Norma Wells, who has traveled
t-xtensively in Europe and Mexieo, has shown the
utembers pictures and nu-mentos ol her trips and
told them legends ol historic' plaees.
Skits in French and Spanish were prepared and
given at Heights, Open House in the fall. The Club
sponsored a curio booth at the AY Carnival in the
spring.
Presiding over elub netivities is Melissa Furman.
Seventy-two
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MEMBERS
Filxl Ruse: Helly Piper. Melinda
Mefiluer. Pat Keith. Marianne
lirants. Matilda 'l'ou7el. Betsv Mr-
llheian. Betty Cheek. Carol Bissell.
Georgia Keith. Gail Norris. Srrnnll
Row: Anne Stallnaker, Christina
iwiitrhell, hfelissa Fuvnlaan. Bettye
Johnston. liohetta Holland. janet
liilllillan. hlarllia Connolly. Booty
Fulghum. Kaye Burk. ,loan Gardner.
hfrs. Norma YV4-lls. sponsor. Third
Row: hfalissa liiatliews. Carol Noi-
ntan. Naney Nelson. limily Sandi-rs.
Marilyn Maxwell. Marilyn Mr-
Cluney. Naney Winslow. Toni Fain-
ley. Marilyn Huff. lfnurlh Row:
Suzie lfdwartls. Helen Britton. joan
Loffland. Fritv Korth. Hill Turmau.
Cindy Larson. Layne Grunt-wald.
Sue Pasehall. Naney Clark, Mildred
Mt-ili, Blattha L4-onartl. Charlene
Kay.
M li M li li R S
Ifizil lime: Diane Dale. 1-ay Gooch,
lizubzua Ninniek. Marjorie Crests:-ll.
Jimmie Killman. lletsy Mrllhr-inn.
Belly Clit-ek. Pat Keith. Miss Glare
lieeltei, sponsor. Srfozrd Razr: Ken
Cooper. liilly Shipman, Teddy Col-
lins, tiene Smith. Sonny' Sealey.
Rzmrlall Clank. Mike Nm-ly. Ronny
White.
,4m.,,1 your
AY Activities Top Year
Booming in membership and enthusiasm, the
Allied Youth Post has put Heights in the national
spotlight as 21 school full of students eager to learn
the truth about alcohol and use this knowledge as a
tool to build at better future.
AY'ers bounced through the busy year with .1
vigorous membership drive, football party, the annual
male beauty Contest, and regular meetings under tht-
leadership of Ken Cooper, president. and assistants
Jimniie Killmzm, IVI:1rjorie Creswell, Ronny VVhite,
and Miss Grace Becker, sponsor.
Representing Heights at the national convention
at Buck Hill Falls were Ken Cooper, Marjorie Cress-
well, Jackie Burton, Curtis Sides and Miss Becker.
KL Ofllj
Work and Fun Climax Year for Clloristers
AHHH c'l1m'istcrs. stmle-nts from llll't'l' rvgulur
vlussvs, lmcl ax lull Sl'lll'Clllll' of work and lnllll in this
srhool YPLIIZ
lliqliligliting' tlw 19515-5-l cliorus Sfllvtlllll' was tlw
prucluvtion ol' "L'mo Us tlu- Living", zi clloric' clmnia
with spvnking' and singing choirs pix-sviitvcl by tliv
musiv amd spwcli fll'IJ2ll4lIIll'IllS, unclvr tlic- clirs'c'tirm
nl Mrs. Mary lN'liitc', Cliorus lIlSlQl'LlCl0l', amd Mr.
vvLlI'H'll 'lf XN'l1itv. sp:-will instructmg Clin-11 Cllmppvll :xml limlmru Milli-11
'l'lim' tlirvc' cliorus Clzlssvs p:i1'tir'ipz1t1-cl in tllv llll-
nuzll clinic nt lvxzxs YV4-sll-yzui Collm-gs: tlir- Cliristiiuls
ussvtxilaly. tlu- All-City Corus and O1'c'l1c'str'z1 Fvstixzxl. vcl ilu' your,
linvcnluixrc'uu'. :md flrzlclluitimi l'XK'l'1'lSl'5.
Klusin' lm' tlu' PTA lIl1'l'llIlQS. ilu- l,lA Ivan. tliu'
l.iln'u1'y C0l1Yl'IlTlUIl. :incl tln- Sm-nim' Gzmla-11 Party
was lAllI'I1lSllllll by ilu- lwvlu- Qirls in ilu- llm-iqllts
cloulilc' svxtvt: lizirlmzlrzl llillUIIlIJSUl1, ilzuul Nllllllilll,
lxlilfllyll Mnxm-ll. lg2il'l7lll'2l Harris, Klairgzxn-t Cllilvs.
Czirfil Stougliton. Milclrm-cl Mvili. M1l1'yCnmlv llziupt.
:xml N-lurilyll llosx. Pixiim Lll'l'UllllJllIllSlS xwim- Gwi-
Ou tliv "funn sflivclixlv was il pzirtx' in tlu- lull
uml ilu' annual spring Shlllllllllli' pan-ty wliicll climax-
I-inl Ifnfr: lhlilmm Milla-1. Hu-lrln-in lfluuppa-ll. Klan' Camlr llaulrl. lil-ualflllir llarllplml. Marilyn Nlznnvll. Dnvis Xl:-Kill-nm. 54-n0u.n N1-u.
lfflilll .Kun Smitll. Y'x0l1m' ,Xllwllml1. ililllllllll Wmvrlx. AI.u1i1'4- .Xtlziillx Cdlfllwll Rl'1'x1'r-. lfmlilll llailllvll. 'lam' Klmlxin. ll.nlml.i l'l.nl1. lialillu
,Xml fidllllilll. Claim l"1n'i' Ruluinwn. l'zuilziConu1-ll. Suffrlrl Rnsux' Nlmilyn Dim. Mzutlizx llzlixllm, liilm-u llzxurlilll. lianlmun 'llmrllpsnn Klan
.Illslirn-. llialw lYlmlin. :Xnilzx fin-qmv. Nnurx' l'1'ikins. Nlmszurn-I lihill-5. .-Mun' Slnlimlwi. Mary 'lu l'ml1-rumul. ,Inn Rsulgmx, Mluivniu- Alumni,
lu lun: lluilx In mlm
Klalllm ll:-Ili llmliw. Yvrgia- llzunlvil. 'l'llirn' Razr: .Innix l'vznsmi. liaml Nurnlan. Darla-nv llmvm-ix. Rilu llvlltvlluii vu. llzn 1 A
llulllnulml. Xlznuln-ll Nlnwwlxlliilll, Nlwlilvn 'liull1liliwn. Km Kina. lllilwllvfl Mn-ili. llvu-:lv llu1'k:ilw. Svlxiu liml lflmn l,'-u 'lu.unmvll. fuivvll
Slzlu-glnlnu. Sufaunu- Nm-lv. I-'nurlh Razr: .lnlinny Plxillilrs, lbnylv lrlkim, Uliylilzill M1'lluniu'l. Rulwil llzill. llill Kiulll. lluurr- Villain: Im
llllm-x. Kvlxrwlli llmu-ll. llill llmuix. Cindy Rorlagvu, 'limlil Clmxvll, f'l12nln'sD11mln3'. R4-ln-nl lllullm-II, Kllizulin' slllllll.
Sevonfy-three
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Band, Orchestra Entertain Heights
Although bop has Heightsters. the "Heights
"Boogie," played by the rhythm lovin' AHHS band,
still brings cheers from admiring Jackets.
Hand members musically Cheer the fighting Jack-
ets on in eight city and bi-district pigskin bussles,
strutted their stuff in the Armistice Day and Stock
Show parades, and entertained visitors at Open
House.
On the spring seheclule were Concerts at Monnig
and Stripling Highs. All-City Band Festival, the
axnnual band program, Solo and Ensemble Night. and
in state competition at the TCU Festival.
With semi-classical and classical numbers high-
lighting their pnogranis. the school orchestra played
MICMHICRS
Finl Hare: jerry li.um-tt. Monty Torrilixisori, Patsy Henry, Sylvia Sehroe-
tler, .lane 'l'urner. Martha llc-unison. Ruth l't-ny. -Ianie Williams.
Srfnnd lfnm: Sava Sprinkle. Minton Maben. Beverly liallem. Genie
Iitlwantls. Kay Kimi.
at the AY, Christmas. and P-TA programs, and at
the Arlington Heights Night Prograin, featuring the
combined orchestras of AHHS, Stripling, and Mon-
nig.
The string ensemble of the orchestra played five
engagements, including P-TA, Open House, Stripling
and Monnig, elementary schools, and the annual All-
City P-TA Style Show.
Graduation exercises will write finis to another
successful year for those two Yellow jacket groups
whose ambition and loyalty will Continue to add
more and more accomplishments and to attain even
higher goals in the field of music.
Music
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Aclalns. jixnmy Davis. Victor Hulhu. limi Wilkinwn. Sum1r,lx'mz',' ll. D,
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'53-'54
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C ommandant . ' Assistant C ommandant
ROTC
This yearls ROTC corps was the largest in the history
of the school-over 160 cadets marched together during
common drill periods. Because of the largest enrollment
it was necessary to have five companies-that's also a new
record. V
A new commandant, MfSgt, Melvin B. Russell, todk
over the administrative duties in December, assisted' by
M fSt. Nylin B. Lancaster. Together they were responsdale
for the instruction of cadets, molding a top-flight drillli
team and shaping a precision rifle team. l
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Altogether' there were 19 cadet officers to lead" tile
corps this year. Roland Jary was battalion commander-gi
Paul Dearmin, exeeotive officerg Dale Castlemamadjutanizg
Robert Loughridgenloperations officerg and Bob
and Bill Richards alternated as supply officer. l
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ROTC Beauties are joAnna Cone, Betty Pruitt, Carolyn Pugh, Georgia Wall, Mrs.
Elizabeth johnson, faculty sponsor, Norma Scott, Sissy Hill, Helen DeWitt.
1954 ROTC Staff: Paul Dearmin, Georgia Wall. Dale Ca , Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Robert
Loughridge, Rglzgid jary, Bob Smith.
Seventy-seven
Company Commander Robert Timms and JoAnna Cone, sponsor.
'F' Company
Company Commander Ken Cooper and Cissy Hall, sponsor.
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Company Commander james Stanley and Norma Scott, sponsor.
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GEORGIA WALL
Homecoming Queen
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Heights'
Pigskin Action
Fearsome jack Newsome adds
more yardage to his ground-gain
ing total against Tech's Bulldogs.
Roy Menge readies a crusher on a
loose Steer from North
Ronny White and Johnny Robert-
son close in from behind.
"You can't get me!" Roy Menge
seems to say as he shakes off a
would be Eagle in the Carter
fracas.
Side as
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Coaches johnny Stovall and N. J. fPugi
Hogan observe A-Team workout with a
very satisfactory air. p
Jackets Set 6-4 Record
aln 1953 Gridiron Season
When the final gun sounded on the '55 gridiron
season, the Arlington Heights Yellow Jackets had
won six games and lost four in a season sparked by
the enthusiasm of the student body and the fight-to-
the-finish spirit of the team.
The 1953 season opener saw the Ijloganmen hand
the Austin Maroons a 12-7 defeat.
Withl Gainesville as the next scene of battle, the
Jackets put a fighting Leopard team on the short
end of a 20-19 score. '
In a fast moving game, the powerful Sunset
eleven of Dallas handed AHHS its first defeat, 21-19.
Making a quick comeback, the jackets surprised
Highland Park of Dallas withal 41-12-victory.
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Eight busloads of Heightsters made the school-
sponsored trip to Tyler to see the jacket eleven over-
come 14-20 in a hard-fought battle.
In the first conference game Heights whipped
Tech 41-7,A but bowed to the Steers of North Side
37-12 the next week.
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The Jackets grabbed their fifth win with al 35-15
score against Carter.
The Paschal Panthers put a damper on Ho ecom-
ing festivities and. extinguished Arlington 1 5 ights'
title hopes by piling up a 51-13' tally. '
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In a finale that kept spectators on the edge of
their seats, the jackets upset Poly Parrots i34-27,
handing the city crown to Paschal. 3
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SCHEDULE
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Austin
Gainesville
Sunset
Highland Park
Tyler
Technical
North Side
Carter
13-51 Paschal
54-27 Poly
Managers Tommy Larimore and Booisey Weil
'A' Team seek an answer from the pigskin as to the outcome
of the 1953 grzdzron season.
First Row: Billy Prince, jimmy Denton, jack Lloyd, Ronny White, Gene Haney, jimmy Murphy, Roy
Wilkes, Dick Gannett, Tommy Hudleston, Kent Tilbury. Second Row: Tommy Larimore, manager,
Sonny Searcy, Bill Kendrick, Danny Stephenson, Billy Tullous, Charles Pederson, jackson Hill, jim
Lamb, jerry Cook, Benny Weatherford, Bootsey Weil, manager. Third Row: jim Hill, Bill Borden,
Doug Fox, jerry Hubbard, Bruce Cox, Sam Denny, Don Wilkinson, Jack McCreary, Chester Davis,
Lafayette Heath, Tommy Mcllheran, Jimmy Vaughn, Alvin Howell, Ernest Holmes, Dick Thompson.
Fourth Row: jerry Keeton, Norman Hill, Buddy Neighbors, Edward Halsell, Robert Vick, Nick
Georges, john Willett, jerry Culver, Fifth Rounjimmy Roberts, Randall Clark, johnny Robertson,
Mike Neely, Norman Ashley, Roy Menge, Jack Newsome, Frank Ballinger, Jerry Daniels.
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Eighfy-four
NORMAN ASHLEY, co-raplaiu
guard, two-year letterman
JACK NEWSOME, m-mpiaiu
bark, two-year letterman
FRANK BALLINGER, tarkle
letterman
RANDALL CLARK, center
letterman
JERRY CULVER, guard
letterman
JERRY DANIEL end We
letterman
JIMMY DENTON, end
letterman
DICK GANNETT, bark
squadman
Wl"'VE G07 THF CUACH
jACKSON HILL, back
letterman
ALVIN HOWELL, end
squadman
JERRY HUBBARD, renter
lecterman
TOMMY HUDDLESTON, back
squadman
BILL KENDRICK, end
letterman
JACK LLOYD, tackle
two-year letterman
MAX MATTHEWS, end
squadman
ROY MENGE, back
two-year letterman
Wl"'Vl" 601' THE TEAM
Eighiy-five
MIKI2 NEIZLY, guard
two-year lettermzm
CH ARL IES PEDERSON, bark
letterman
JIMMY ROBERTS, tackle
two-year letterman
JOHNNY ROBERTSON, eml
two-year letterman
DICK THOMPSON, bark
Ietterman
BILL TlILI.OUS, end
letterman
Lcfl balfbark, lark lN'eu'.mme pirks up
yardage against Poly in the seaswfs
thriller. Randall Clark Ilaroxrs a key
blovk on a Parrot rballeuger.
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Guards Normmz Ashley and Mike
Neely muverge on Panther Garfield
Slbradley ns Douglas Fox approaches
to put on the finishing tourhes.
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RONNY WHITE, back
two-year letterman
BILL BORDEN, guard
squadman
JERRY COOK, guard
squadman
DARRELL COOPER, reuler
letterman
BRUCE COX, guard
squadman
CHESTER DAVIS, bark
squadman
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SAM DENNY, guard
squadman
DOUGLAS FOX, guard
letterman
NICK GEORGES, bark
letterman
EDWARD HALSELL, larklc
squadman
LAFAYETTE HEATH, bark
squadman
jIM HILL, back
squadman
NORMAN HILL, guard
squadman
ERNEST HOLMES, guard
squadman
YEA G0lD'
JERRY KEETON, guard
squadman
JIM LAMB, bark
squaclman
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TOMMY MCILHERAN, tackle
squadman
JIMMY MURPHY, guard
squadman
BUDDY NEIGHBORS, center
squadman
BILL PRINCE, end
squadman
SONNY SEARCY, back
letterman
GEORGE SOSSAMON, tackle
squadman
YEA, Bl UE!
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Nineiy
DA NNY STEPHENSON, tackle
squadman
KENT TILBURY, bark
squudman
JIMMY VAUGHN, lavlele
squadman
ROBERT VICK, lavkle
squadman
BENNY NX'liA'I'HliRFORD, em!
squadman
ROY VUILKES, eml
squadman
DON WILKINSQJN, fenfer
squadmzm
JOHN WlLl.li'l"l', guard
squudmam
.IA CKET5, FIGHT!
"B" TEAM
'B' Team Ties for Second
In 1954 Cify Crown Race
The Yellow jacket "B" team, coached
by Nick Ruggieri and joe Abbey, finished
the 1953 football season with four wins and
three losses.
Defeating Paschal and Carter twice, they
were overcome by North Side in one tilt and
by Poly in two, to finish in a three-way tie
for second in the race for the "B" Team city
crown.
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Coaches Nick Ruggieri and foe Abbey surrey the
'B' team workouts with beaming admiration of a
seasonif record.
First Row: james Patry, johnny Curtis, Larry Ricker, Spencer Shropshire, Leon Hill, Buck Closuit,
Lynn Wallace, James Lunsford, Joe White, Rodney Mann, Robert Carson. Second Row: Jack Turner,
Lanny Floyd, Donald Weeks, Jimmy Shannon, Mickey Suggs, joe O'Neal, Teddy Collins, T. Haire,
Leslie Byrd, David Ryan, Monroe Mitchella, manager. Third Row: Bill Hall, john Phillips, James
Sharpe, Patrick jackson, Charles Bankhead, Jim Grantges, Tony Aldridge, Walton Lawrence, Bob
Van Orden, Paul Wilson, Jerry Daffern, David Slack, Gerald Allen, Billy Flourney. Fourth Row:
Todd Crowell, Neal Cline, Doug Carroll, Billy Turman, Doug Dysart, Dale Walker, Carl Prokesh,
Gary Behrhorst, Billy Shipman. Fifth Row: Darrell Cooper, Carl Bennett, Tommy Robinson, Pat Rich,
Paul Gordon, James Brown, Edwin Luedtke, Clarence Emms, Bobby Prince.
Ninety-one
Firxt Row: Nick Georges, Roy Menge, Coach joe Abbey, Robert Brooks, Al Blakes. Second Row:
Dick Gannett, manager, Bob Whitten, Doc Harris, Rusty Johnston, Roy NX'ilkes, jerry Daniels, Ger-
ald Wcmod, Jerry Hubbard, Bill Tullous, manager.
AHHS
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BASKETBALL '54
S C H
Pre-Cmzfererlce
45-59 ,..,,. . Stephenville
55-52 ,,,.., .,..... A bilene
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59-45 Stephenville
42-50 Highland Park
, ,, 45-59. H , Highland Park
,. . 44-58 , , ., . Gainsville
S at S 55 76 . S, ,..,. Sweetwater
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EDULE
AHHS
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Cofzferenfe
55-61 Paschal
. 54-44 Poly
45-42 Technical
.S Yeee, ,,.,,... 4 7-55 ...,., ,..... C after
Z9-48 Paschal
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, .. ...,.., 55-54 .,.,., ,,.,..l ' Technical
. ,. ....,. . 51-49 ,,,.r, ,, ,.,,...,, Carter
.. .. ....,,.. 65-59 .,,,,, ,,..... N orth Side
Cagemen Win 7, lose ll
In 1954 Roundball Play
What the 1954 roundballers lacked in experience,
they made up for in spirit. It was this spirit that
turned in several basketball thrillers.
ln pre-conference games, Heights had its hands
full with some of the strongest teams in the state.
AHHS entered the city conference with a 3-6 record,
and lost one more game before they exploded against
Poly and Technical. The jacket cagemen club took
second place for three weeks before they were over-
come by Carter and Poly. Many thrills were furnished
by the Yellow Jacket five as they ended the confer-
ence with a 4-5 total and a 7-ll record for the season.
AL BLAKES
letterman
ROBERT BROOKS
letlerman
JERRY DANIELS
lellermau
NICK GEORGES
letterman
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Mumzgerx Dirk Gaunetl und Bill Tul-
lous.
G ENE HANEY
squad man
DOC HARRIS
squad man
JERRY HUBBARD
fufn-year lellerman
RUSTY JOHNSON
squad num
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First Row: Joe Matthews, Donald Weeks, Curtis Sides. Sevmzd Row: Miller, Ronnie Pyeatt, Tom Bil-
more, Mgr., Wfalton Lawrence. Third Roux' DeHart, jerry Stevens, Doug Dysart, Bobby Childers.
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AH HS Track Team Tries For Second City Crown
Paced by speedster and captain Ronny White, the jackets possessed strength and ability in practically
largest track team in Arlington Heights history par- every event-track and field.
ticipated in several out-of-town track meets, sharpen-
ing up for their defense of the district championship Under the leadership and guidance of Coach
in April. Many of the thinclads began conditioning johnny Stovall, the team has possibilities of captur-
themselves months before the season began. Thus the ing the district crown two years in succession.
First Row: Robert Brooks, Frank Clemens, George Moore, Tommy Mcllheran, Bruce Cox, Kent Tillbury,
Earl Ramsey, joe Matthews, jimmy Shannon, R. B. Mitchell, Rich Rowan. Second Row: Billy Prince, Danny
Stevenson, Bob Smith, Richard Trickey, Michael Moore, Allan Shannon, Ken Cooper, Dick Gannett, Mic
ky Suggs, jack Payne, Carl Bennett, David Dobbs, Bob Buckingham. Third Row: Bobby Prince, Darrell
Cooper, Jerry Daniels, Robert Carson, Lannie Searcy, Doc Harris, Randall Clark, jack Loyd, Lafayette
Heath, Benny Weatherford, Ronnie White, Gary Tuttle, joe B. Thomson, jimmy Denton, Lanny Searcy,
Bob Whitten, jimmy Patri, Dick Thompson, Neil Cline, jimmy Roberts, Michael Moore, Gary Tracy.
Patrick jackson, Dub Kendrick, Leslie Bird, Mike Lord, Paul Gordon.
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AHHS Golfers Vie For Awards
As Conference Play Begins
With the coming of spring, a young man's fancy,
in this case, turns to golf.
Seven boys reported for practice of the jacket
golf team in hopes of being one of the four on the
first team.
After days of practice and trials, Ronnie Honey-
cutt, David Henderson, Marvin Elder, and jerry
Coates were picked as the first team. Ronnie and
Marvin were returning lettermen from last year's
team, and were medalists in the city. The three alter-
nates that rounded the team were Gay Shiplet,
Tom Gilmore and Monroe Mitchella.
Working out with their coach, N. Hogan, the
boys have high hopes of winning places in the city
and state again this season.
Medalist of 53, Ronnie Honeycutt practices
a drive.
Heiglals golfers Gay Sbiplef, Tom Gilmore, Ronnie Honeyrull, Marvin Elder, David Hender-
son, jerry Coates, and Monroe Mitfbella pose for pix.
Ninely-seven
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Hardball Teamsters Start
'54 Season With Bang
With one of the strongest teams in several years,
AHHS is out looking for a baseball championship.
The squad of forty contains nine returning lettermen.
Three of the lettermen are pitchers, which should be
a good sign. The infield is completely blanketed by
veterans Al Blakes, Gene Haney, jackson Hill, and
Jack Newsome. Other lettermen include Norman Ash-
ley, Jerry Culver, Jim Hill, Roy Menge, and Johnny
Robertson.
Coach Ruggieri has confidence in his team and
states, "If hard work will win games, we will win our
share."
Hurler Roy Menge winds up for the pitch.
Q First Row: Bi-ll Hall, manager, Bob James, jackson Hill, jim Hill, Roy Menge, Gene Haney,
jerry Culver, Don Wilkinson, jim Graves, Norman Ashley. Second Row: Al Blakes, joe
White, Lonny Floyd, Sammy Craig, Buddy Neighbors, Nick Georges, Roy Wilkes, johnny
Robertson, Donald Weeks, Max Matthews, Jack Newsome. Third Row: Johnny Waller, Ed-
win Leudtke, joe O'Neal, Teddy Collins, Mike Foster, Leon Hill, Billy Tullous, Bill Flour-
ney, Doug Dysert. Fourth Row: Tommy Stephenson, Tommy Huddleston, Ernest Holmes,
Bill McClure, Doug Carroll, David Slack, Larry Threldkeld, Charles Binford.
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Tennis Teams Prepare for City Competition
Arlington Heights tennis team is out once again
practicing their backhands and repairing their rackets.
Teamsters, under the instruction of Mrs. Martha
Thomas and Coach joe Abbey, engages in competition
with other schools 'so as to "get in practice" for the
city tournament held in April.
Matches with Diamond Hill, Poly, Tech and Car-
ter show Heights progress and promise a successful
team.
Chosen from a large group, remain for the boy's
team, Paul Hemphill, Lynn Wahace, Clarence Emms,
Bobby Smith, Curtis Sides, and Byron Parrish.
Representing the girls' are Jan Goodman, Susie
Allen, Linda Veltman and Lyn Clay.
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C Girl "Racketeers" are Linda Vellman, Susie Allen, Ian Goodman and Lyn Clay.
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To learn rhythm and aid in poise, Physical
Education provides marching for girls.
Archery courses are offered to interested
girls and provides competition in intra-
mural matches.
Girls basketball competition requires skill,
but always provides spills and laughs.
One Hundred
INTRAMIIRALS'
Ooopsf And who gelx lbe ball.
B0 YS INTRAMURAIS'
And il's almosf in!
Sockerball provides entertainment and
competition for boy's Physical Education
classes.
Intramural games prove as exciting as
interscholastic games in basketball.
Each Physical Education class competes in
an intramural track meet and proves to
be a fight-to-the-finish!
One Hundred One
FACULTY OUTSCORES JJ STAFF 34-27
Packing the gym to witness
the history-making event,
subscribers lifted the roof
cheering first one team and
then the other.
Backhoarcl masters turned
their attention to back-
hoards and pantetl their way
to victory. Defending the
faculty were hallplayers
XY'hite, Vffylie, 'I'ruitt, Car-
son, Arseneau, Martin, and
Dyche.
Salvation Army?...Heavcns
no! just the faculty uni-
formed hand on parade led
by Mrs. Lerret, Miss Becker,
Mrs. White, and drum maj-
or, Mrs. Brewster.
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Those confident smiles
changed to looks of disbe-
lief as the journalism staff
clowned their way to an
amusing defeat.
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Registration
Starts With
Bang . . .?
"But, Miss Burnett, I just
have to take it this per-
iod," exclaims Gail Nor-
ris as she tries to work
out her schedule.
"Whew, its too hot to be
running around like those
kids are."
Mrs. Hazel Farr grins
suspiciously at the an-
swer to the question,
"Are you ill today" I Y
"A hectic registration al-
ways provides time for a
pause that refreshes," ex-
claims Miss Becker.
Miss Bunting and Mrs.
Farr fill quick orders on
school's first day.
. . . And what do I do
now? . . . Her class is
full, wo 1 1
Oh, if we could have
only drawn number '1' ! !
"Thou shalt not pass-
until you subscribe to
your exclaims Col-
leen Moss and Gene
Smith.
And This ls A
School Day . . . ?
"But Bob, for a profile,
the other side looks the
best," exclaims Christina!
"I insist, Mr. White ! !
He did tell me that!"
Wheel And up the stairs
we go!
Eeek l ! ! Get that hor-
rible, slimy, old thing
away from me ! I
Yea, team, let's go ! ! !
Norma Scott and Barbara
Rodgers 'scream' their
team to victory in PE
class.
AT-ten-tion . . . Y
"Yep, we're gettin' ready
for a party," says Betty.
Youire gum, please, girls!
"And he said . . . and I
said . . , Y !"
One Hundred Five
Ranch Day Highlights
'l'hat's right, Bob . . . aim for that
apple . . . Y
AHHS brags of pretty cowgirls? X55
Thimble, thimble . . . who's got
the thimble . . . ?
"Now, jane . . . you turn this
way," explains director Lee Cox.
So this is the life of an Assistant
Principal . . . ! !
"The Singing Shooters," Barbara
Ford and Helen Britton, show
their talent.
Yes ducks . . . and then there's
a pony, too l ! I
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Another Heights Day
ROTC Cadets learn tactics from
'teach' Charlie Smith.
Getting numbers for the Ranch
Dance to see who's queen and
foreman are Clayton Brants, joe
B. Thomson, aided by Jimmie
Killman.
Bam ! ! Hip-contact, but wheres
the ball ? ?
. . . And then some more cow-
girls . . . !
Are they planning the next rustle,
or is it really history class ? ? ?
"No, Carolyn . . . it's supposed to
look this way I Y
Waxlkin' to their Red Cross club
meeting at 8:15 are jackie Bur-
ton, treasurerg Carole May, presi-
dent: and Susie Allen, veep.
One Hundred Seven
Sports, Music, Studies - - - Yes, Heights
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1954 Student Courzril Officers: Patsy Pasclaall, Mike
Neely, Miss Kathryn Haden. sponsor, Patty Bryant,
and Martha Leonard.
"That's the hole we're aiming for," Coach Abbey tells Roy
Menge.
English scholars celebrate National Book Week by reviewing
favorite books of all ages.
Future Max Factors transform dramatic's students into ? ? ?
There are plenty of important duties for the director of a school
play, eh, Mr. White?
"It's not music to my ears!" objects Bob O'Neal.
The new Public School Gymnasium is the brick and stone ful-
fillment of all coaches and players' dreams.
Nancy Ashley, Eddie Lowry, and Nancy Nelson prepare table
decorations for football banquet.
Like true musicians, Barbara Harris and Sara Sprinkle prefer a
French horn to a mirror.
The library exhibits ask an important question.
Roy Menge limbers up his educated toe.
Now, Evan, don't be bashful.
Gayle Buckingham and Jayne Trigg take time out for small talk.
Senior class officers jackson Hill, Randall Clark, Barbara Win-
neck, and Betty Staples show off the proud smiles of successful
leaders.
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Mrs. Evans dresses for Ranch Day
in her typical pioneer costume.
Diane Adams and Mrs. Sharp in-
spect new dictionary given to all
the English classes.
Hmmmmmm . . . what pretty legs
for a coach ! ! !
Glenda, Mignon and Kay inspect
A-Club project.
PE girls show volley ball skill?
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