Arlington High School - Colt Corral Yearbook (Arlington, TX)
- Class of 1954
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Using you as our leading actors and actresses we wish to
present the 1954 Colt Corral Review, a pictorial resume
of our memorable events in Arlington High School. May
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Our sincere thanks and appreciation go to the Board of Education for the many wonderful things
they do for our progress both now and for the future.
Left to right:
joe Bailey QSecretaryj, Floyd Gunn fVice-presidentj, E. E. Rankin fTax Assessorj, Fred Crook,
Guy C.Hutcheson QAssistant Secretaryj, Superintendent W. R. Wimbish,Ode11 Shackelford, J. H.
Finch, I. C. Ferguson fPresidentj.
SUPERINTENDENT
W. R. Wimbish
To Faculty and Students:
I regard it as a real privilege to work with such
a fine faculty and student body. I sincerely ap-
preciate your friendship and am grateful to you
for your loyalty. Your lofty ideals and purposes
are ever an inspiration to me.
sor on the production of this,our ninth yearbook.
Best wishes for your success and happiness.
Sincerely,
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W. R. Wimbish
MRS. CAROL RIDENS
Secretary to Superintendent
I commend the Colt Corral Staff and their Spon-
Gre e tings to the Staff of the Colt Corral and
student body. Your accomplishments are out-
standing.
Best wishes for continued success.
Sincerely,
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
Dear Faculty and Student Body:
One of my pleasant duties is to work with the
Annual Staff and Sponsor. It is with a great deal
of pleasure that Icongratulate you on this, anoth-
er fine annual. I wish also to thank the faculty
and student body for the fine cooperation given
in all our endeavors this year.
Sincerely,
Jas. W. Martin
PRINCIPAL
M. F. STEPHENS MRS. MYRTICE LARSON E. E. RANKIN
Supervisor Supervisor Tax Assessor
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MRS. H. M. NICHOLS
Dean of Girls
MRS. DALE WILKINS
Librarian
MRS. NEWANA COUNTS MRS. MARIALYCE HAUGHTON
School Nurse
School Nurse
MRS. ARVILLA FOSTER
Speech Therapist
MRS. DIXIE FOWLER
Secretary-Registrar
ELIZABETH AMOS, B.A., M.ED.
Texas Wesleyan College
North Texas State College
English
LUCILE BURMAN, B.S.
Dakota Wesleyan University
General Science
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NORA BUTLER, B.A., M.A. PEARL BUTLER, B.A., M.ED. DEAN P. COREY, A.B.
Hardin-Simmons Univ. Hardin-Simmons Univ. Transylvania College
North Texas State Texas Christian Univ. University of Cincinnati
College History College of Music
Mathematics Music
MARIE C. CROUCH, L.I., B.A., M.B.A.
Arkansas A.SM. College
Centenary College
University of Texas
Business Administration
SAM CURLEE, B.A.
Austin College
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Texas State College for Women
North Texas State College
Music
LUTHER FAMBRO, B B.A GERTRUDE JOHNS, B.A. HAROLD KEY, B S
North Texas State College M M.A.
Commercial North Texas State Texas Christian
Coach College University
Texas Christian Mathematics
VERA B. LACEY, B.S., M.A.
Daniel Baker
North Texas State College
English
PEGGY A. MORANZ, B.S.ED.
North Texas State College
Southem Methodist University
Mathematics
DORA ELLA NICHOLS, B.A., M.A.
Baylor University
Spanish
English
EMMA OUSLEY, B.A., M.A.
North Texas State College
English
JOHN W. POLZIN, B.S. BERTA MAE POPE, B.S. CHARLESE POWELL, B.A.
Texas Christian North Texas State College Hardin-Simmons
University University of Texas University
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Texas Technological College
Home Economics
MAUDE V. ROARK, B.A.
Baylor University
Mathematics
MELBA RODDY, B.A., M.ED.
Stephen F. Austin Teachers
College
Southem Methodist University
English
E. A. ROQUEMORE, B.S., M.A.
Sam Houston State Teachers
College
Vocational Agriculture
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Texas Christian West Texas State College Texas Technological
University Colorado State College College
Business Education of Education Home Economics
English
JOHN M. WEBB, JR., B.S,M,S,
North Texas State College
Social Studies
MAYFIELD WORKMAN, B.S., M.S.
North Texas State College
Physical Education
Head Coach
CAFETERIA STAFF
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PRESIDENT ..... . .Brian johnson
VICE PRESIDENT. . . . . . Donald Gobcr
SECRETARY ...... ......... S arah Watkins
TREASURERS ....... . . Renae Bygci, Ruth Bama?
SOCLAL CHAIRMEN. , , . . jane Brem, Gaylcn Giddcns
SPONSORS ....
, Mrs. Pope
Mrs. Lacey
Miss Amos
Miss Ellis
Mr. Curlvc
Roqucmorv
KATHLEEN AC TKINSON
Quiet but dependable
F. H. A. '51-'52
Library Club '53
JOHN ANDERSON
You'd never know he
BILLY TOM ARNOLD
Work---it's a useless struggle.
Camera Club '54
Football '50-'52
Base ll '50-'51
as ball Manager
Y.
CONNIE BASS
ANNA B EESON
was around.
'52
LOUIS LYNN AUTREY
F. F. A.
Football '53
BEVERLY BARLING
Red pertains to fire.
F. H. A. '50-'51
Camera Club '53-'54
Library Assistant '50-'54
N. H. S, '53-'54
Literary Club '53
Student Council '53
CHARLES BARNES
A penny saved is a pocket burned.
Safety Council '52-'54
Colt Staff '54
RUTH BARNES
Good nature and good sense go to-
gether.
Annual Editor '54
Student Council '52-'54 fSec. '54j
N. H. S. '53-'54 fSec. '54j
Class Officer '51, '53, '54
F. H. A. '51-'54 fPres. 'SZJ
Girl of the Month '53
Quill and Scroll
Her ways are ways ofpleasantness.
F. H. A. '51-'52
Office Staff '54
One of the fairest.
F. H. A. '51
Camera Club '52-'53
Safety Council '52-'53
Childress' loss is Arlington's
gain
Library Club '52-'53 fPres. -531
WILLIAM LIVINGSTON BELL
Strong, silent type.
JIMMY BINION
His heart runs away with his
Football'51-'54
Basketball '51-'52
Colt Staff '54
ARTHUR BIRD
A nice person to be
Football '51-'54
N. H. S. '53-'54
Baseball '54
Junior Rotarian '54
around.
JOHN BISHOP
A light heart lives longer.
Football '51-'52
BONNY JO BLACK
She acts as well as plans.
N. H. S. '53-'54 fOfficer '54j
Majorette '52-'54
Choir Accompanist '52-'54
Junior Play
Co-Associate Editor of Colt '54
Camera Club fSec.-Treas.-'54,
F. H. A. '51-'54 fOfficer '54,
SUE BEALL BLANTON
One of our capable cheerleaders.
Cheerleader '52-'54
Library Club '53-'54
N. H. S. '53-'54
F. H. A. Reporter '53
Quill and Scroll '53-'54
Colt Staff '53-'54
Junior Play
DALTON BLOCKER
He does his best--sometimes ? ?
Football '51-'52
Basketball '51
Safety Council '52-'53
JANE BREM
She has pep ---- too!
Literary Club '52-'54
Band '51-'54
Colt Staff '54
Class Officer '54
N. H. S. '53-'54
Camera Club '54
I J -' Red Cross '51 fOfficerj
SHIRLEY BREWER
Three things doth shine
the moon, and her hair.
F. H. A. '51-'54
Camera Club '52-'54
--the sun,
head
SARA JO BROTHERS
Without enthusiasm we would
perish.
Student Council '54, Majorette
'53-'54, Class Favorite '53
Class Officer '51, Colt Staff
'54, Choir '54, Junior Play
BENNIE BROWN
A trusty worker.
Durant, Okla. High School
Basketball '51
PAT BROWN
She's well worth knowing.
San Leandre, Calif. High School
RENAE BYGEL
How did we get along without her!
Class Officer '54
N. H. S. '53-'54
Band '54
Choir '54
Camera Club '54
GAIL CAR TW RIGHT
If you don't know her, you know no
OHS.
Class Officer '52, Camera Club
'52-'54, Band '51-'52
F. H. A. '52-'54
Office Staff '53-'54
Library Staff '52
Red Cross '54
ANNA CHANDLER
Always ready for fun.
Girls' Glee Club '53
Red Cross '54
Safety Council '54
VERNON CHARLTON
Not afraid of work,butnotin
sympathy with it.
Basketball '53-'54
Baseball '54
Camera Club '54
WYNELLE BROWN
What would The Colt dowithout
her?
Editor of Colt '54
N. H. S. '53-'54 fVice Pres. '53J
Choir '52-'54
Band '52-'54 QSec.-Treas. '53J
Class Officer '52-'53
Camera Club '51-'54 fOfficer '54,
Student Council '53-'54
MARY BURTON
Nothing succeeds like success.
F. H. A. '51-'54
Red Cross '51
JACK COX
All the girls swoon
fGrand Prairiej
Basketball '53
Dramatic Club '53
Library Club '53
JOHN CULP
He never worries o
F. F. A. '51-'53
Football '51-'53
Basketball '51
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DON CLAYTON
A quiet mind is richer than a crown
Football '51
Track '53-'54
Safety Council '53
Red Cross '51
BILLY COBLE
The most reliable in th
Junior Class President
Junior Class Favorite
Student Council '53
N. H. S. '53
Basketball '52-'53
e group.
JOSIE COURTNEY
Be a friend, the rest will follow.
r hurries.
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PAT CURRY
Always generous, generally smil-
ing, and lives for the joy-of living.
Annual Editor '54
N. H. S. '53-'54
Class Officer '51-'53
F. H. A. '52-'54QSec1-etary '52,
Student Council '54
Band '52-'54
Camera Club '53
PATRICIA DENNIS
She works with patience
N. H. S. '53-'54
Safety Council '53
F. H. A. '51
CHARLES DENSON
A real all-around fellow.
Football '51-'54
Basketball '51-'53
Camera Club '52-'54
Track '52
BETTY JO DeVANEY
A kind heart, a friendly
fBaker, Oregonj
Dramatic Club '50-'51
smile.
DAVID DOAN
It takes electricity to run the world.
Camera Club '51-'54
N. H. S. '53-'54
RICHARD DUKE
We really think he's
Football '51-'54
BILL DUNAWAY
Second thoughts are
QOlneyQ Baseball '53
Golf '53
Football '51-'52
Art Club '52 A
Shop '53
swell.
even wiser.
NANCY DUNSWORTH
Never known to refu
Majorette '51-'54
N. H. S. '53-'54
Junior Play '53
Baseball Queen '53
Camera Club '54
DENNIS EASLEY
I-Ie's be e n with us
packed years.
Junior Play '53
Football '53
RAMONA ELKINS
She obtains knowledge and is proud
of it.
F. T. A. Sec. '53, Pres.
N. H. S. '53-'54
Student Council '54
Literary Club '52-'54
'54
KENNY EVERETT
A ladies' man.
Football '51-'54
Track '51-'54
F. F. A. '51-'54 fOfficer '53-'54J
Basketball '51-'53
Junior Rotarian '54
PAUL FALK
Sleep late, eat lots , and never
worry.
Football '51-'54
Track '53-'54
F. F. A. '52-'54
Choir '52-'54
Junior Rotarian '54
IANETTE FITZGERALD
A face overspread with gladness.
F. H. A. '51-'54
Camera Club '52
se a favor.
for many fun
TAYLOR GARDNER
Life is such a lavish thing.
F. F. A. '51-'53
GRACE GARTMAN
Think much and speak little
Band '51-'52
F. H. A. '51
Safety Council '54
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JOHN FORBES
Admired by all.
Camera Club '51-'54
JERRY RAY FOSTER
Enough good can't be said about him
Student Body President, Foot-
ball '51-'54, N. H. S. '53-'54,
Junior Rotarian '54, Freshman
Class President, Annual Staff
'54, F. H. A. Sweetheart '53
MARGARET GARDNER
One of many moods.
Choir '51-'54, F. H. A. '50-'53,
Camera Club '50-'53,
Band '50-'51, Student
Council '50-'51
GAYLEN GIDDENS
He can do anything.
Band '53-'54
F. F. A. '51
Class Officer '54 fSocial Chairmanl
DONALD GOBER
He ha s three v's--vanity,vigor,
and vitality.
Football '51-'52
Class Officer '54 fVice President,
BETTYE JEWEL GRAY
Tis good to be honest and true.
fMorri1ton, Arkansasj
Pepsquad '51
F. H. A. '51-'52
JERRY GRAY
No task too steep for human wit.
Football '51-'54
Camera Club '53-'54
Basketball '51
BILL GRENVALL
He smiles and women wonder if he
means it. L
CHARLEENE HANEY I
Intelligent and sweet.
F. H. A. '51-'52
Girls' Glee Club '54
LINDA HARGRAVE
Life's ambitions always come true.
Band '50-' 54 fCo-Captain '53l
Drum Major '54
Choir '51-'54 fVice Pres. '52,
All State Choir '52
N. H. S. '53-'54 fTreas. '53j
F. H. A. '51-'54 fOfficer '5Zl
Camera Club '54
IIMMIE LEE HARRIS
One to be admired.
F. H. A. '51
if 'fli-f will Literary Club '53
Library Club '53-'54
' Library Assistant '51-'54
Camera Club '54
PAUL HARRIS
This man ha s tarzan eyes--they
swing from limb to limb.
Football '51-'54
A "' Basketball '51-'54
' . Junior Rota rian '54
sl 'E as
DOROTHY ANN HARRISON
She knows what she wants.
F. H. A. '51-'54
Majorette '51-'53
Western Queen '53
F. F. A. Sweetheart '54
DORTHEY LOUISE HARRISON
Capable of anything.
fClovis, New Mexicol
F. H. A. '52-'53
Library Staff '52-'53
DEAN HARROD
A little learning is a dangerous
thing.
F. F. A. '51-'53
Football '51-'54
Track '51
DONALD WAYNE HARTLEY
Eyes that pierce the darkest night.
Football '50-'51
Camera Club '53-'54
ADRIAN LEON HILL
So modestthat half his worth is not
known.
Camera Club '53-' 54
TOM WEAVER HILL
Whose nature is so far from doing
harm, that he suspects nothing.
N. H. S. '53-'54
Camera Club '53-'54
CHARLOTTE HARVEY
She is just naturally nice.
Camera Club '54, F. T. A. '54
N. H. S. '53-'54
Choir '53-'54,Librarian
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SUE HEATHERLY
Unpredictable as the weather.
F. H. A. '51-'53, Band '51-'53
Camera Club '52-'53
SANDRA HEMMLE
There is no wisdom like frankness
Choir '52-'54 fPres., Treas.J
' ' All State Choir '52, Band '52-'54
Red Cross '51-'54 Q V. Pres. '52,
N. H. S. '52-'54
Student Council '54
HARVEY WAYNE HOPKINS
Great life if you don't weaken.
fMount Plea santj
Freshman Class President
fCookvillej
Basketball '51-'52
MARGARET ANN HORAN
She loves life.
F. H. A. '50-'54
Band '50
Safety Council '53-'54
KAREN HUNT
She believes two can live as cheaply
as one.
F. H. A. '50-'54
Camera Club '52-'53
Safety Council '53-'54
Literary Club '52-'54
IO ANN IOBE
Will her dreams ever come true?
F. H. A. '52-'53
Band '52-'53
Camera Club '53
Office Staff '51-'53
BRIAN JOHNSON
Notjust good but good
Class President '53-
Football '52-'54
Sophomore Favorite
Camera Club '53-'54
Basketball '52-'54
PRESTON JORDAN
for something.
'54
Always ready for a little mischief. .
V. A. '53, Football '50-'51
HAROLD KEY
A smile that reaches all. fPilot Pointj
Baseball '50-' 52
Vice Pres. Junior Class
Football '51-'52, Basketball '51-'52
Sports Editor of school paper
'f DYANN W. KERBOW
DICK KIRK
fSunsetl
L i fe without laughing is a dreary
blank.
F. H. A. '50-'51
Sophomore Class Secretary
Cheerleader '50
SARAH KINDRED
Her voice is her
Choir '52-'54
N. H. S. '53-'54
Junior Play
Musical Comedy
F. T. A. '54
What would he do without women?
Camera Club '54
Sound Engineer '53-'54
JOHNIE KLAPPER
The mysterious me rnb
senior class.
Football '51-'54
V. A.
Camera Club '54
Basketball '50-'51
KAY KLOTZBURGER
Always where duty calls
N. H. S. '53-'54
Camera Club fVice Pres. '54J
Choir '54 7. V
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student councu '54 I ' Q ph
Safety Council '53 ' ,lf
Quill and Scroll '54
JOYCE KNIPRATH
One of tho s e minute-sized addi-
tions.
F. H. A. '53-'54 COfficer '54j
Choir '53-'54
N. H. S. '53-'54
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FRANKLIN LOVE
Everybody's own good buddy.
F. F. A. '51-'54
BILLIE JOY MARSHALL
A light heart lives longer.
F. H. A. '51-'54
ROYCE LAWSON
What would Kelly-Sawyer do with-
out him?
Football '52, Baseball '52-'54
MARSHA LEHEW
Always a smile for everyone.
Colt Staff '53-'54, F. H. A. '51-'53
Camera Club '54, Library Club
TILLIE LESTER
She talks niceg she acts niceg she is nice
Annual Staff '54, N. H. S. '53-'54
Class Officer '53
Choir '53-'54 QOfficer '54,
Band '51-'54 fOfficer '51-'54J
Red Cross '52-'54 fPres. '54Q
Student Council '52-'54
DONNA MATETZSCHK
Why couln't we all be as sweet as
Donna ?
BYRON MATTHEWS
"Pete" will do.
Camera Club '54
CARROL MCALPINE
Just call him "Oscar".
Football '51-'52
F. F. A. '52-'53
Colt Staff '54
Baseball '54
Camera Club
ETHEL Mc FADIN
A friend to all and sincere in her
efforts.
N. H. S. '53-'54
Colt Staff '53-'54
Quill and Scroll '53-'54
F. H. A. '51-'53
Literary Club '52-'54
IO ANN MCQUEARY
They never fail, those who try.
F. H. A. '51-'52
Library Club, Office Staff '54
DON MIEARS
A typical Westerner and proud of
it
F. F. A. '50-54 fVice Pres. '54j
Football ' 50
Student Council '54
DOUGLAS MILBURN
One of our fine outstanding boys.
N. H. S. '53-'54
Annual Staff '54
Student Council
Quill and Scroll
fVice Pres. '54l
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'54
L DONNA MITCHELL
'51
She has a sweet smile.
Glee Club '54
Library Club '52-'53
F. H. A. '51
TOMMY MOORE
What Tommy can't do with ahorse
no one can.
F. F. A. '51-'54fDistrictPres. '53,
Track '52-'53
Colt Staff '54
Class Officer fTreasu1-er '52l
"Little Arlie" Trainer '54
Band '51-'53
GRADALYN MORRIS
Long blond curls are added attrac
tions to her personality.
N. H. S. '53-'54
Colt Staff '53-'54
Quill and Scroll '53-'54
F. H. A. '51-'54
Literary Club '53-'54
PAT MORROW
One we can recall with pleasure.
Choir '54
Mad'moiselles '53 fPresidentl
F. H. A. '51-'54 QVice Pres. '52,
Pres. '51-U
Student Council '52-'54
N. H. S. '53-'54
RICHARD NARCHO
He is certainly interested in sports
Basketball '51-'54
Football '51-'54
Track '51-'54
Camera Club '51-'52
DAN NORMAN
He could if he would, but he won't
Football '51-'54
Basketball '51-'53
Baseball '54
Safety Council '54 QReporterl
GEORGE PETERS
Girls , don't look at meg I'm too
bashful.
Choir ' 52-' 54
PATRICIA ANN POWELL
Men may come and men may go
but not if I can help it.
F. H. A. '53
DANNY OSBURN
There will never be another like
him. '
Basketball '53-'54, Baseball '54
Track '53, Choir '54
ROGER PARSLEY
All the great men are dying---I
don't feel so good myself.
Band '51-'52, F. F. A. '51-'52
Choir '54
WANDA PEEK
Always willing to help.
N. H. S. '53-'54, Colt Staff '53-'54
Literary Club '52-'54
F. T. A. '53-'54, QReporterJ,
F. H. A. '51-'52
EUGENE PRATER
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Here's to love , the only fire you
can't buy insurance on.
Band '53-'54
Choir '53-'54
Safety Council '54
BILLY RANDALL
He does his best at all times.
fMansfieldj
Football '51-'52
F. F. A. '51-'52
DALE RASH
He hasn't decid
work yet.
F. F. A. '51-'54
SUSAN REDDING
Always around wh
Choir '52-'54
Safety Council '54
F. H. A. '51-'53
N. H. S. '53-'54
Junior Play
Musical Comedy
e d on his life's
en you need her.
RUTH REDMOND
Scatter-brained, but we love her.
Colt Staff '54, Library Club
'53-'54, F. H. A. '51-'54,
Office Staff '53, Camera Club
'54, Quill and Scroll '54
GAYLE REEVES
Luck's with her all the way.
Colt Staff '54, F. H. A. '51-'54
Iunior Play, Red Cross
Council
SANDRA ROEBUCK
Lovely to look atg nice to be with
Literary Club '54, F. H. A. '51-
'53, Camera Club '53, Jr. Play
'Au
PAULA SARTAIN
All who know her, love her.
Camera Club '54
Library Club '54
BARBARA SHERWOOD
Always cheering for t
Cheerleader '54
Sophomore Favorite
F. H. A. '51-'52
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HARRIET SHOTOLA
We hear her, we see
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Cheerleader '54
Literary Club '54
N. H. S. '53-'54
Camera Club '54
RONNIE SMITH
He goes quietly about his work.
Camera Club '51
Football '53-'54
Track '53
AL RUSSELL
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Football '51
BOB RUSSELL
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Football '51-'53
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Leathercraft '51
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WANDA JO STEPHENS
Always there when needed.
N. H. S. '53-'54
Student Council '53-'54
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Band '51-'54 fTreas. '54l
Red Cross '51-'54 fVice Pres. '54j
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MARY ALIC E STEWART
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N. H. S. '53-'54
HELEN STRICKLAN
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Band '51-'52
Camera Club '53
JAMES SWAFFORD
Football '51-'54
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HAYDEN VICTOR TERRY
Satan often hides behind an
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Football '51-'54
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Student Council '52
Junior Class Vice Pres.
Choir '51-'54
Junior Play
Jr. Rotarian '54
He grows some everyday.
A truer friend could not be found
Band '52-'54
F. H. A. '5l- 52
Camera Club 53 54
F. T. A. '52
ALFRED WAYNE SMITH
A quiet mind is richer than a crown
Camera Club 54
MARY CATHERINE SOHN
Talks little and says much
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Girls Glee Club 54
She knows what she wants when she
Personal appearance alwayscounts.
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Literary Club 53 54 CPres. '54J
Colt Staff 54 ChO1r 53-'54
Red Cross 52 53 fSec. '5ZQ
Nomen are not of great inte rest--yet.
A 51 54 Pres. '54J
heerfulness 1S a great asset.
urls Glee Club 53 54
VICTOR WAGNER
Why be silent today
ma y be dumb.
Library Club '52-'53
Debate Club '51-'52
Camera Club '54
SARAH WATKINS
You can recognize her by that laugh.
Class Officer '52-'54 fSecretaryD
Student Council '53-'54
Annual Staff ' 54
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GLEN DOYLE WATSON
A most reliable man is he.
Football '51-'52
Baseball '51-'52
Science Club
BARBARA WHALEY
We needed her at A. H. S.
fNetuchen High, New Ierseyj
Lady in Waiting at Band Formal.
IOYE TOMPKINS
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N. H. S. '53-'54
Quill and Scroll '53 54
MARGIE TUCKER
She brings sunshine to the lives
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N. H. S. '53-'54
Band '52-'54
Colt Staff '54
Red Cross '54
Camera Club '54
F. H. A. '51
tomorrow I
KENNETH WOLFE
Give him time for thought.
Football '51-'53
F. F. A. '51
JACK WOMBLE
A man of few words.
F. F. A. Officer '51
Junior Rotarian '54
Football '51-'54
Track '51-'54
Basketball '51
BEVERLY ANN WHITE
She's just as cheerful as her face
shows. fSidney, Texasj
Advanced Choir '51-'52, F. H. A.
'52-'53, Choir '54, Colt Staff '54
PATRICIA WILLIAMS
"Peaches" suits her better.
Freshman Favorite, F. H. A.
'51-'53, Student Council '51-'53,
N. H. S. '53-'54, Safety Council '51
TULIA ANN WILSON
Kind-hearted, friendly and full of
life.
Student Council ' 53-' 54, Annual Stafi
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MARLYN WOOD
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A good heart's worth its weight in
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JIM WOODMAN
A determined will to serve.
N. H. S. '53-'54 fPres. '54J
Camera Club '51-'54 fPres. '54l
- Annual Staff '54
I Choir '54
Student Council fVice Pres. '54J
Band Announcer '54
Quill and Scroll '54
BARBARA WOODWARD
Another interstate product.
Girls' Glee Club '52-'53
H. A. '51-'54
DURWOOD WORKMAN
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Football '51-'52
Basketball '51
Camera Club '51-'54
away.
There's sunshine in her big brown
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F. H. A. '51-'52, Camera Club
'51-'54, F. T. A. '52-'54
fV. P. '54J Student Council '53-'54
Always ready to help her class-
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F. H. A. '51-'52, Office Staff
'52-'53, Colt Staff '52-f54
Quill and Scroll '52-'54
Camera Club '51-'54
F. T. A. '52-'54
FAYE WORKMAN
Whose high endeavors are an inward
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N. H. S. '53-'54
Camera Club '53-'54
F. H. A. '51-'54
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RAYMOND WRIGHT
He spreads laughter.
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Golf '52-'54
Red Cross Council '53-'54
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R e me mbe r Annette and J'annette's 18th birthday
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Linda and Arthur delivering circulars.
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STUDE T CGUNCIL
The Student Council is the governing body of the school. Two representatives from each class
and club compose its membership. This organization plans assembly programs, conducts all
school elections, and sponsors all-school festivities. Planning homecoming day is one of the
main duties of the student council. The president of this group is also Student-Body President
jerry Ray Foster
OFFICERS
President ---
Vice-Pre sident ---- ----
Secretary ----
Sergeant-at-arms ---
jerry Foster
jim Woodman
- - -Ruth Bames
-- ---jimmy Finch
Parliamentarian - - -
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Sponsors - - -
- - -Eddie Myers
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Miss Ousley
Mrs. johns
Mr. Webb
J U IOR RGTARIAN
The junior Rotarians are chosen by a secret faculty committee to attend the regular Ro-
tarian meetings for one month. These senior boys are selected for outstanding leadership
sportsmanship and scholarship.
Left to rightg
Brian Johnson, jack Womble, Paul Harris, Kenny Everett, Dick Stephens, jerry Foster, Ar-
thur Bird, Hayden Terry, Paul Falk, fnot pictured Tommy Moorej.
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The Myrtle Lee Thomton Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of members
from the junior and senior classes on basis of qualities of high character, service, leader-
ship, and scholarship. The purpose of this organization is to stimulate interest in scholarship.
Left to right:
Back Row: Raymond Watkins, Marcel Santerre, Mr. Webb, Glenn james, Mrs. Pope, Mrs.
johns, Charlotte Harvey, jo Stephens, Nancy Dunsworth, jane Brem, Harriet Shotola, Wy-
nelle Brown
Eddjg Myers, Kenneth Wickliffe, Beverly Barling, Bob Reynolds, Susan Redding, Andy Cos-
by, Sue Beall Blanton, J. Gilbert Luke, Sarah Watkins, Tom Hill, julia Wilson, David Doan,
Gradalyn Morris, Gail Cartwright, Cormie Bass, Patricia Williams Ray, Nancy Pat Houston,fgP,v-,oatg
Sandra Hemmle , Janie Howard
Kay Klotzburger, Ledawn Ogletree, Renae Bygel, Margie Tucker, Barbara Thomas, Dorothy
Watkins, Corinne Eixman, Beverly Matlock, Maxine Payne, Barbara Horton, jan Knight,
Betrecia Smith, Virginia Watkins, Ann Hufendick, Pat Curry, Peggy Austin, Tillie Lester,
Ruth Kurtzweil
Ramona Elkins, Michael Ditto, jerry Ray Foster, joye Tompkins, Ruth Bames, Mary Alice
Stewart, Patricia Dennis, Faye Workman, Joyce Kniprath, Wanda Peek, Pat Morrow, Pris-
cilla Matlock, Sarah Kindred, Ethel McFadin, Frances Webb
Arthur Bird, Douglas Milburn, Bonny Black, Sara Brothers, Linda Hargrave, jim Woodman.
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HC GR SGCIETY
The new spring members are:
Left to right: Nancy Moody, Iannette Bowerman, Billy Coble, Bill Walker,
Harold Key, Betty Jo DeVaney, Beverly White, Wanda Thomasson.
Fall Officers Spring Term '
President -----
Vice-President - -
Secretary -----
Treasurer - -
Social Chairmen
Repo rte r ----
- -Jim Woodman
Douglas Milburn
Sara Jo Brothers
- - Linda Hargrave
- - - -Arthur Bird
Bonny Jo Black
- - -Jane Brem
President - - - - -
Douglas Milburn
Vice-President ---- Arthur Bird
Secretary -----
Treasurer- - -
Social Chairmen
Reporter- - -
- Ethel McFadin
- - Michael Ditto
- - - Eddie Myers
Bonny Black
- - -Frances Webb
SOPR.A.NO ALTO
BROTHERS BIRCHFIELD
HARVEY BROWN M.
HEMMLE QPresidentj BROWN W.
KINDRED BYGEL
KNIPRATH GARDNER
MO RROW HARGRAVE
PIKAUSKAS KLOTZBURGER
REDDING KURTZWEII.
WATKINS fSecretaryj LESTER QTreasurerj
WHIT E LEVIC K
WILSON MAT LOCK
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VICE PRESIDENT. . . . . .
SECRETARY. . . . .
ACCOMPANIST. . . . . .
Clyde Godfrey
Phil johnson
. T erry Buchan
Barbara Kilpatrick
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Left to right:
Renae Bygel, L i n d a Harg:
Cartwright, Wynelle Brown.
TENOR
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PET ERS
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DIRECTOR
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SECRETARY .... Ann Binion
ACCOMPANIST . . .Sandra Sutherland
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MAJORETTES
Left to right:
Sara jo Brothers
Nancy Dunswornh
Bonny jo Black
Linda johnson
Josie Lu Bird
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jan Knight
Barbara Horton
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DRUM MAJORETTE
Linda Hargrave
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Slaughter
Gardner
Smith
Smith
Warren
CLARINETS
Austin
Ogletree
Hunt
Wages
Miles
Leazar
Barnhil
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Haines
Bailey
I-lorsley
Kevil
Levick
Miller
Me ador
Morrison
Bygel
SAXAPHONES
CONCERT BAND
Prater
Busbee
Ellison
Binion
james
BAS SOON
Sutherland
OBOE
Brown
BASS CLARINETS
Stephens
Bygel
Curry
Sutton
Wright Lindsey
CORNETS Kittefman Sandefer
Lester Elliott Ritter
Brem Wickliffe
Armstrong FRENCH HORNS Williams
Santerre Hemmle A
Hargrave Wilson BARITONES
Watkins Birchfield Mugil
Carter Fillmore Marshall
Laurance Wilbur
Hinshaw TROM-BONES Hayes
Brewer Prater
Joyner Spear BASS HORNS
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Giddens
BELLS
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DIRECTOR
Corey
PERCUSSION
Lamb
Brown
Woodward
Provence
Fairchild
Matlock
Walker
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT ------------
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T REASURER ---- - - -
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LIBRARIAN ------- ---
SOCIAL CHAIRMEN -----
Sandra I-lemmle
jo Stephens
Eddie Myers
Tillie Lester
julia Wilson
Marcel Santerre
CHEER LEADERS
I school owes a vote of thanks to Miss Melba Roddy and a group of cheerleaders who have
I X on a fine job of keeping up the school spirit. They have brought to us many original pep
if, A - ral les. After each home football game, the student body has enjoyed a dance sponsored by this
W 'I gr p.
f X ding: Beth Hankins, Ann Hufendick, Harriet Shotola
eelingg Delores King, Sue Blanton, Barbara Sherwood.
This year Little Arlie, our mas-
cot, has been cared for and
trained efficiently by Tommy
Moore and Don Bourne. Little
Arlie has become widely known
in the district.
COLT CORRAL
Editors - - -
Business Managers
Sports ----
Art -------
Class Editors ----
Typist ----
Photographer ---
-- RUTH BARNES
PAT CURRY
- - ---- JO ST EPHHSI S
DOUGLAS MILBURN
---- JERRY FOSTER
--- EILEEN LIDDY
--- SARAH WATKIINTS -
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---- TILLIE LESTER
---- JIM WOODMAN
MRS. H. M. NICHOLS
Sponsor
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TAFF
Left to rightg
Janette Workman
Ethel McFadin ------
Sue Beall Blanton ----
Bonny Black --------
Joye Tompkins ------
Wynelle Brown --
Make-up Ed.
Feature Ed.
Sports Ed.
Co. Ass't. Ed
Co. Ass't. Ed
Editor
Left to right: Gayle Reeves QAd SOIICIIOT, Gradalyn Morus fBus1ness Mana J
gerj, Ruth Redmond fAd So1icitory,j:-me Brem QAd SO11C1f0l', Sara jo Brothers
QPage Editorj, Kay Klotzburger fPhotographerj
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The james W.Ma.rt:in Chapter
of F. H. A. has nearly two
hundred members t h i s year.
Its purpose is to further in-
t e r e s t in home economics.
National F. H. A. Week in
November is observed by par-
ticipating in specific activi-
ties and projects each day.
Climaxing the week's activi-
ties is the dance where the F.
H. A. Sweetheart is crowned.
Left to right: Standing--Pat Curry QSecretaryy,Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Turnham QSponsorsj,
Sandra Leazar fCivi1 Defensej, Harriet Slaughter Q2nd Vice Presidentj, Joyce Kni-
prath QSong Leadery, Priscilla Matlock Qkeporterj, jan Knight' QHistorianj,Seated--
Janis Nelson fl-Iistorianj, Barbara Kilpatrick fPianisty, Barbara Horton Qlst Vice
Presidenty, Josie Lu Bird QSergeant-at-Armsy, Wynelle Brown fReporterj, Maryetta
Holley Qarliamentarianj, Sara jo Brothers QSong Leaderj, Pat Morrow fPresidentj.
Sweetheart starts the dance.
FUTURE FARMER OF
AMERICA
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Dottie Ann
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The Arlington Chapter of F. F. A.
ha s been outstanding on both local
and state levels. Each year the boys,
who do outstanding work on different
p roj e c t s, enjoy a vacation tour to
some section of the United States.
Left to right, Back Row:
Don Miears, V.-Pres.g
Kinney Everett, Treas.g
J'erryPrice, Sec.: Louis
Autrey, Historian.
Left to right, Front Row:
Mr. Roquemore, Spon-
sorg Andy Ande rson,
Rep.g Tommy Clayton,
Pa rl.g Franklin Love,
Sentinelg Floyd Harri-
son, Song Leader: Fred
Thomas, President.
Camping on the F. F. A. trip.
CA ERA CLUB
This year the Camera Club mem-
bership h as increased g r e atly .
Each member is required to tum
in snapshots each six weeks.
The Colt Corral Staff is most
grateful to the Camera Club for
submitting snapshots f ro m which
the most suitable pictures may be
selected for the annual.
Left to right:
Top row--jim Woodman QPresidentj, Bob Russell fSocial Chair-
manj, Wynelle Brown fReporterj, Mr. Duff QSponsorj, Second
row--Charlotte Harvey QSocia1 Chairmanj, Kay Klotzburger
Nice-Presidenty, Bonny jo Black fSecretaryj.
SAFETY CDUNCIL
O ur traffic problems and o ur
crowded h all conditions have
been lessened through the co-
operation of the students with
this efficient safety council.
Left to right:
Reporters ----
Vice-Pres.---
President ----
Sec.-Treas.
Sponsor---
Charlie Barnes
Dan Norman
Henry Armstrong
Weldon Hall
Susan Redding
Mr. Curlee
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FUTURE TEACHER
OF AMERICA
The Maude V. Roark Chapterof F.T.A,
was organized to interest students in
learning more about teaching and to
help them decide on their future work.
Left to right:
Back Row: Mrs. Lacy, Mrs. Nichols
fSponsorsj, joye Tompkins fSecretary-
Treasurerj.
Front Row: Annette Workman Nice-
Presidentj, jo S t e p h e n s fParliamen-
t ari any , Ramona Elkins QPresidentj.
QUILL A SCRGLL
Quill and Scroll is an international so-
ciety for high school journalists. This
ch apt e r is composed of members of
the Colt Corral and the Colt Staff.
Left to right:
Back Row: jerry Ray Fost e r, Andy
Cosby, Kay Klotzburger
Pat Curry, Sara Jo Brothers, Gradalyn
Morris, Sarah W a tkin s , jane Brem,
julia Wilson
Mike Ditto,Paula Sartain, Ruth Barnes,
jannette Workman, Tillie Lester, Ethel
McFadin, Joye Tompkins
jim Woodman, Eileen Liddy, Frances
Webb, Gayle Reeves, Wynelle Broum,
Bonny Black, Priscilla Matlock, Sue
Beall Blanton, Ruth Redmond.
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One student from each home room
c om pos e s the membership of the
Red Cross. They sponsor the Na-
tional junior Membership Drive and
present an out st and in g program
each year in co-operation with F.
H. A. at Veterans Hospitals.
Left to right:
Program Chairman- Margie Tucker
Sponsor ---- ---- M iss Roark
Secretary ---- ---- W ynelle Brown
Social Chairman -- Gail Cartwright
President ---- --- Tillie Lester
Program Chairman- Ruth Kurtzwell
Vice-President ---- jo Stephens
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DEVCTIO AL COUNCIL
The D e v ot i on al Committee is new this
year. In addition to givin g inspirational
messages Monday over the Intercom, they
present a thought for the day, and offer the
blessing at noon.
Left to right:
President --- ---- Ruth Barnes
Secretary --- ---- julia Wilson
Reporter ---- --- Merilyn Brown
President ---- ---- S andra Hemmle
LITERARY CLUB
The Literary Club helps to promote an ap-
preciation for good literature and plays 4
Regular meetings are held twice a month.
Left to right:
Social Chairmen --- ---Harriet Slaughter
Phil johnson
Vice-President --- --- jane Brem
President ---- --- Barbara Thomas
Secretary --- -- Barbara Horton
Program Chairmen ------ Michael Ditto
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Kathryn Taylor
LIBRARY CLUB
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The Library Club helps to create
interest in both current and class-
ical literature. They have made
many attractive posters throughout
the year, keeping us aware of new
books in our library.
Left to right:
Treasurer ------ Peggy Birchfield
Publicity ------ Beverly Barling
Vice-President- jerry Hunt
President ------ joe Provence
Publicity ------ Gary Venrick
Reporters ------ Ruth Redmond
Sue Be all Blanton
Secretary ------ jimmy Harris
Sponsor ------- Mrs. Wilkins
Left to right:
Barbara Sherwood, Pat
Morrow, Connie Bass,
Sylvia Hodges, Kath-
leenActkinson, Io Ann
McQueary, B e v e r ly
Hooper, Kay Klo tz -
burger , Sue Smith,
Annette Workm an,
jannette Workman,
Gail Cartwright.
LIBRARY HELP
Left to right:
Joyce Sampson, Lynette Eng-
lish, Betty Nell Deering, Ruth
Meador, N orm a Weatherford,
Peggy Birchfield, Margie Tib-
betts, Florence Sampson, Bev-
e rly Handley, Virginia Wat-
kins, Doris Starks, Mrs. Wil-
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COACH IOHN POLZIN
In his third year as line coach and baseball
coach, john Polzin has gained the respect not
only of the students but of the entire town for
his fine coaching ability. Always good for a
joke, he is as popular in the classroom as he is
on the field.
COACH LUTHER FAMBRO
Coach Luther "Bugs" Fambro is making his de-
but at Arlington this year as track and Freshman
football coach. He also helped with the scout-
ing chores. Coach Fambro has made a fine
showing his first year here and we are sure that
he will be a great success in the years to come.
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One of the most well-liked men
on or off the campus is Mr. Sam
Curlee. He has coached basket-
ball here for the past two years
with good results and, besides
being the B team football coach,
he is quite valuable as a scout
against other teams.
COACH LEO BEBENSEE
Another new member of the
coaching staff, though not a
new face around Arlington, is
Leo Bebensee. Coach Beben-
see has coached football at
West Side for several years.
His duties this year consisted
of assisting Coach Fambro
with the Freshman team and
scouting.
COACH MAYFIELD WORKMAN
Not many schools can b oa st the
fine coaching staff that A. H. S.
has. In the number one position
on the staff we find Mayfield
Workman. It is the duty of a
coach not only to teach the game
of football but also to build char-
acter in a boy. We are proud to
say that Coach Workman is tops
in both respects.
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SCHEDULE
Denton
Ft. Worth Tech,
Weatherford
Terrell
Pleasant Grove
Irving
Open
Cleburne
Brownwood
Garland
Grand Prairie
FOOTBALL
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Left to Fight: Jerry Whitt, Phil johnson, james Harvey
Thompson, Carol Wamer.
"B"TEA
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Sept. 24
Oct. 1
Oct. 8
Oct. 22
Oct. 29
Nov. 5
Nov. 19
SCHEDULE
Garland
Denton
Pleasant Grove
Terrell
Irving
Highland Park
Cleburne
Grand Prairie
Top Row:
Donald Thompson, David Thompson
Wayne Cmwley, Charles Burkins, C.V
Howard, Mr. Curlee
Second Row:
john Dews, C l
Rivers, Dwain Marlow, Kenneth Polk
jerry Price, Gary Vanderslice, Charles
Lehman
yde Godfrey, Wayne
Bottom Row:
David Eaton, Dennis Morgan, Tommy
Clayton, Dan Marty, jerry Moore ,
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ucky Workman, David Cantrell.
FRESH TEAM
Top Row:
Coach B e b e n s e e , john Young, Don
Lasater, Earl Henson, Huey S i b l e y ,
Wayne Leath, Coach Fambro A
Second Row:
Deward Bingham, Niles M ul 1 e n i x ,
Darwin P ri c e , Carrol Courtney, I a n
M c D o n a ld , Ronnie Graves, Manuel
Parra
Bottom Row:
Bobby Cole, Charles Jacobs, David Orr,
T r avi s Winn, David Snider, Richard
jobe, Frank Hillard.
SCHEDULE
Sept. 17 Cleburne
Oct. 1 Pleasant Grove
Oct. 8 Irving
Oct. 22 Garland
Oct. 29 Denton
Nov. 5 Grand Prairie
Nov. 12 Highland Park
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No. 30 I-Ialfback
BOBBY WALKER JACK WOMBLE
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No. 72 Tackle J
JAMES SWAFFORD HAYDEN TERRY AUTRY TUCKER
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DENTON
Moving up into a higher bracket this season, the Colts Joumeyed to Denton
for their first game in high spirits and with hopes of making themselves
known as well in the 3A ranks as they had been known in ZA. They were
met by Coach Walter Parker's Bronchos, who proved they wanted to win
also. By scoring in three periods of the game, they set the Colts back with
a 26- 7 defeat.
FT. WORTH TECH
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Leggo of my foot!
In Arlington's first home game the Ft.
Worth Tech Bulldogs snapped out a 15
game losing streak and in doing so handed
the Colts their second loss of the season by
a score of 19-O.
In the first quarter the Bulldog's Irby inter-
cepted a Colt pass and raced over for the
score. The second tally came late in the
second quarter when a 43 yard punt retum,
together with five running plays set the
score at halftime, Tech 13-- Arlington 0.
The Colts came back with renewed spirit,
but were unable to make the needed yard-
age for a touchdown. Three minutes before
the final whistle, Irby again intercepted a
pass and fell ovcr for the score.
WEATHERFORD
The Colts moved into Weatherford only to be set back for the third time
in so many weeks by the score of 68- 19.
The Kangaroo fullback, Willard Dewveall, knocked the props from under
the Colts in the first few seconds of play by taking the opening kickoff
and going 84 yards for a touchdown. It was the 'Roo's game all the way
with Arlington unable to get a foothold long enough to stop the fired up
2A eleven. The Colts scored three times,but none came from scrimmage,
Charles Denson legged a stray Kangaroo pass back for 79 yards in the third
period.
james I-Iyden scored in the same period on a beautiful 91 yard kickoff re-
turn. Tackle jackie Burch managed to grab a free ball in the last quarter
and lumbered across for the final Colt tally.
TERRELL
The fourth game of the season brought the Colts against their keenest non-conference op-
ponents and the defending 2A Champions---the Terrell Tigers.
The game -which was feared to be a run-away in favor of Terrell-kept the fans on the
edge of their seats from start to finish with the Colts playing their best defensive game thus
far and holding the visitors to a 19 - 6 victory.
After their 68 - 19 defeat the week before, the Green and White bounced back and surprised
the high riding East Texans by holding them to a six point lead during the first half.
The Tigers managed to push two more touchdowns across before the end of the game, and
with 2:47 left on the clock the Colts scored their lo ,tal-ly with Larry Norris throwing a
screen pass to erett. The play climaxed ailgigfrorn the Terrell 43 which began
when Norris passed to Bobby Walker who went all the way down to the Terrell 17 before
being stopped.
That's far enough, buddy!
PLEASANT GROVE
The Colts opened their 3A-2 conference slate against Pleasant Grove on
the Bobcat's field and minus four of the starting line-up. The result was a
smashing 52 - 0 victory for the hosts.
Pleasant Grove scored in every period taking advantage of every Pony
miscue and held them scoreless throughout the entire game. The only
Colt threat died on the three yard line after they took the final kick-off
and moved there in 15 plays.
IRVING
Playing one of their best games of the
season the Colts held the Irving Tigers
to a 13 - 7 victory.
Neither team showed much drive in
the first period, the only score being
made by the Tigers. Their conversion
point was blocked and the half ended
6-O.
Play was confined to the middle of the
field in the 3rd quarter. Score came
in the fading moments when Irving
made a T. D. and extra point.
The Colts took the next kick-off and
moved 56 yards for the final score.
7 V jack Womble carried most of the at-
tack and a two-yard pitch to end Bob-
by Walker ended in the T. D. Don
Boring converted the extra point. Out-
Which way now, Walker?
s t a n d i n g players in the game were
CLEBURNE Charles Munson and Dan Norman.
The Arlington Colts had one of their rough-
est times with the Cleburne Yellowjackets.
Faced by the strong 3A team and being i
weakened by injuries to key players, the
Colts, nonetheless, fought a good game.
The h i g h 1 y - favored Yellowj ackets were
held scoreless the first quarter.
The first half was climaxed by three Cle-
burne touchdowns and2 extra points.
The Colts momentarily he aded goalward
during the opening minutes of the second l
half, gaining a pair of first downs before a
Norris pass was intercepted.
Clebume scored three more T. D.'s leaving
the final score to read Arlington 0, Cle-
bume 40.
Womble coming around the horn.
BROWNWOOD
The Lions led by All-State Ray Masters overwhelmed the Colts with a score of 41 - 8.
It was the annual A. H. S. Homecoming.
The first quarter ended in a Brownwood margin of 21-O. The Colts cou1dn't get a drive
started without losing the ball on fumbles and the first half ended 27-0 in the Lion's favor.
Bobby Walker set up the final Colt score by blocking a Master's punt which was received
behind the Lion's goal. A few minutes later the Colts moved to pay dirt, with Paul Harris
making the touchdown.
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GRAND PRAIRIE
The Colts met one of their roughest
opponents on Thanksgiving afternoon
and showed surprising defense and at-
tack to an estimated crowd of 3200
fans.
Danny Smith proved to be the leading
ground gainer in the contest and also
made the Colt's only T. D.
The halftime score was tied 6- 6.
The tie was broken in the third quarter
by an intercepted pass which was
tumed into an undeserved touchdown.
The Colts tried valiantly in the last
quarter to tie the score, but without
success.
Since this was the last game of the
season, several seniors put out unusual
effort which resulted in very fine foot-
ball. These boys were jimmy Binion,
centerg Paul Harris, back5 and Bobby
Dale Walker, end.
GARLAND
The Colts lost their ninth straight game to
the Owls wit.h a score of 31 -O.
Danny Smith started the first real drive
early in the first quarter as the Colts moved
32 yards before losing the ball on downs.
The first quarter ended 6-0 in favor of
Garland.
The second quarter was a repeat of the first
with a drive spear-headed by jack Womble
and Danny Smith which moved 58 yards.
This spirited drive ended in an intercepted
pass from Larry Norris intended for Bobby
Dale Walker.
The half ended 6-0 in Gar1and's favor.
Garland dominated the ball during the sec-
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GUTSTANDING PLAYER
Mayor Tommy Vandergriff congratulates Richard
"Chief" Narcho onhaving received the Vandergriff
Award. ',
This award is presented annually to an outstanding
football player of Arlington High School. Chief was
selected by a majority vote of the coaches of the
opposing teams.
This year, he also received Honorable Mention on
the All Greater Dallas Football Team. These
players are selected by the Dallas sports writers.
Dan Norman is being congratulated by Mr. Mickey
McGuire fo r having received the Mickey McGuire
Award.
Each year Mr. McGuire presents this award to an
outstanding Arlington High School football player.
Dan was s e le c te d by a committee that attended
most of the Colt games.
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George Rozelle
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Bobby Cole
Frank Hilliard
Jimmy White
C. V. Brewer
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Kinney Eve rett,
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Harold Key,
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Tommy Moore
Gary Crosby,
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three years. They are left to right, Back Row: Sarah Kindred,
Eddie Myers,Wynel1e Brown, '52-'53, Linda Hargrave, Sandra
Hemmle--'51-'52, Front Row: George Peters, Ruth Kurtz-
weil--'53-'54,
Selected for Citizenship awards from
Boy's State are left to right: Hayden
Terry, Billy Colle, and Jerry Foster.
Golden Gloves--Danny Osburn and Dan Nor-
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D a n n y--Featherweight C h a m p io n---High
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Wynelle Brown
Charlese Powell
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Harriet Shotola
Jane McCreery
Renae Bygel
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Jimmy Finch
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Kenneth Fable
Barbara Woodward
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Harriet Slaughter
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Sue Blanton
Franklin Love
Sandra Wyatt
Andy Cosby
Ruth Kurtzweil
Durwood Workman
Arlene Campbell
Arthur Bird
Wynelle Brown
James Swafford
Joyce Kniprath
Charles Denson
Sarah Watkins
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Renae Bygel
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Ruth Barnes
John Culp Jim Woodman i
Ramona Elkins Linda Hargrave
Bill Dunnaway
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Tom Hill Raymond Wright Danny Osburn
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October
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9--Colts play Terrell
13--Student Council meeting
16--Colts vs. Pleasant Grove
Z3--Colts play, Irving
Z4--Journalism Day at S.M.U.
Z8--N.H.S. Assembly
31--Halloween Party in the gym
November
4--F. H. A. Assembly
6--Colts vs. Cleburne
7--F. H. A. Sweetheart
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wood game.
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10--Library Club party
11--Ir. Play "Wish On The
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14--Choir program for Lions
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15--Nativity Assembly
16--Choir sings for Pre-School
17--P. T. A. is entertained by
Choir
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Christmas Ball
January
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1 -Student Council meeting
25- --Mid-term exams
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February
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10--Band Concert Assembly
13--Valentine Dance--Wynelle
crowned Queen.
17--Brotherhood Assembly
19--Sophomore social
22.--High School P. T. A.
Z6--Senior Play "Junior Miss"
March
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3--N. H. S. spring induction
5--Freshman social
10-ll--Choraliers go to Sherman
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12--Ir.-Sr. Banquet
19--Band Concert
Z6--Assembly by Texas Tech
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F. H. A. Mother and
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10--F. F. A. Project show
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Z3--Spring Music Festival
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7--Senior Day at New
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11--Student Council meeting
12-15--Band goes to Enid
14--Freshman party
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Z2--Camera Club trip
27-Z8--Final exams
Z9--Baccalaureate Service
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