Forest Avenue High School - Forester Yearbook (Dallas, TX)
- Class of 1936
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MARY FRANCES KEMMERLE
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ELIZABETH BRAUN PAULINE WILENSKY
Associate Editors
RUTH GRUBER
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DEDICATIDN
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THE
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The Texas Centennial Exposition commemo-
rates a glorious past, accents a brilliant present,
and points toward a great future. Through this
edition of the Forvsfvr, we have endeavored to
carry out the theme of the great Centennial
Celebration: r'Tl'.X'H.Y-OIII' and Il1u'ivixil7lf'.,'
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THE CENTENNIAL
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THE WOODS
Some days I steal away to the woods
When my heart is not in its playful moods.
I sit in the shade of the tall oak trees
And listen to the hum of the birds and bees.
I watch the squirrels as they play around
And the birds as they hop along the ground.
I watch the bugs crawling over the logs
And listen to the yelping of the far-off dogs.
I listen to the mocker serenade me
From his lofty perch in a tall elm tree. K
I watch the thrush as she hops through the trees
Mending her nest with fallen leaves.
I go to the river so still and green
Where nature at her best is seen.
I watch the turtles that line the bank
Sunning in the mud so hot and dank.
And when my day in the woods is through
I leave for home with my heart anew.
I set myself at a lively pace
And down the paths with my dog I race.
I race through the green, green fields of clover
Race to my gate and then vault over.
I come to a halt at the door of my house
And then creep in as still as a mouse.
And when my mother asks where Vve been
I say, "I've been in the woods again."
-Paul H urbler
CHANGED BY THE WIND
The hill across the lake is gray and darkg
Then suddenly-magic like-it is all light.
The waving grass has joined the playful wind,
And chased the shadow clouds away.
The Old Maid twirls her golden trimmed red headg
The Bachelor flower, dear me, is old and sad.
Then suddenly+by prank of wind-he's gay:
The Old Maid turned and kissed the Bachelor flower!
-Eibcl Pickeft
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STEPS
Many feet have trod this way,
To gain a bit of KnoWledge's store.
But Father Time has had his sayg
This path these feet will tread no more.
Each step they took was one more mark
Toward everything worthwhile in life,
Forever climbing up the track,
To overcome this worldly strife.
So on and on they've come and gone,
Their footsteps all resounding stillg
Their Eldorado reached alone,
Their high ambitions they have filled.
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Board of Educanon
DAVID W. CARTER, JR., M.D., Pravidrfnf
MRS. W. P. ZUMWALT, Vive-Prc'sia'r'r11'
COMMITTEES
Finance
Gabe P. Allen, Cloairman
L. O. Donald
D. D. Rogers
Supplivs
Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt, Clmirnmn
L. O. Donald
Fred D. Danford
Rules
D. D. Rogers, Chairman
Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt
Mrs. W. A. Leeper
Builrfingx and Sifvs
L. O. Donald, Chairman
Gabe P. Allen
Fred D. Danford
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Mrs. W. A. Leepcr, Chairman
D. D. Rogers
Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt
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Fred D. Danford, Clmirnmn
Mrs. W. A. Leeper
Gabe P. Allen
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Mr. Parker, our able leader, has been an inspire
ation to us tlirougliout our high school careers.
His admirable character and simplicity in man-
ner have endeared him to tlie liearts of tlie stu-
dent body. W'e are proud to be able to call him
our friend as well as our principal.
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The Centennial Challenges You
Less than our best in this good year, 1936, will not suffice, and this applies to every
:member of our large school family of 1,950 boys and girls who have enrolled in Forest
Avenue High School this school year. We owe our best to our school, our homes, and
ourselves, of course, but we owe the best we have to the memory of the men and women
who won our freedom one hundred years ago. A century ago, today, Colonel James W.
Fannin and his 385 men, approximately, gave their lives for our freedom, and a monu-
ment costing Sl00,000.00 plus is being erected in their memory at Goliad. Word was
flashed over an NBC radio hookup today also, announcing that a S1,000,000.00 shaft is
going up on the San Jacinto Battle Field to carry our minds back to April 21, 1836, when
those gallant young Hghters led by General Sam Houston and shouting the immortal
battle cry "Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad!" won our independence from the
mother country.
These are just two of the mighty achievements of our founders-we wish space per-
mitted us to name scores of other similar accomplishments of the long, long ago--but
the reader will recall the other glamorous chapters of Texas history. What challenges
these mighty dramas offer our boys and girls! Think of their sacrifices. They were
courageous to confront the enemies from within and without. Wild animals were peril-
ous, many of the Indians were treacherous and vicious, and the mother country was loath
to submit to the demands of the early settlers in Texasg but our founders were strong-
armed, clear-headed, and brave-hearted and they were here to till the soil, build homes,
found churches, establish schools, develop the resources, and give to the United States the
Lone Star State of Texas and much additional territory so much needed here in the
Southwest to round out our Nation.
Here are numerous challenges for us: the aim in life to develop the resources of Texas,
the definite purpose to achieve the best, the neighborly and friendly spirit of our State
Motto, Friendship, the vision of larger undertakings in the future, the proper appreciation
of our glorious heritage, the preservation of all that is so worthwhile of our wonderful
history, an appreciation and a proper evaluation of the services of our founders, the build-
ing of more comfortable and happier homes, the proper emphasis on religion, an enlarged
and greatly improved system of education in Texas to meet the needs of every boy and
girl, better health conditions, recreational facilities to meet the needs of every citizen,
social efficiency and social security for all, economic security for all citizens, security
against crime and the protection of government to which every citizen is entitled, the
assurance that there will be no more World wars to blast the lives and hopes of young
people, a chance to grow up normally as boys and girls, an opportunity to create and
produce in the productive period of life, and an environment in which people can live
happily and peacefully in the evening of life.
I challenge you and I charge you, my young friends, whom I love tenderly and de-
votedly, to outline a big program for your lives. I charge you to undertake great things
for Texas, and then you may expect great things from our State. Give the best that is in
you, and the best will come back to you. The Centennial is challenging us to be big
men and big women. Nothing but your best is big enough for Texas.
March 27, 1936. WYLIE A. PAXKER, Principal.
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Because she has striven earnestly to direct our
steps along the path of higher ideals, we deeply
respect and sincerely admire Miss Rachel Foote,
our dean. As the years go by, we shall always be
conscious of her influence, ever leading us into the
finer and more worthwhile things of life.
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The Faculty
ANDREWS. NANNIIZ D. . Mafhviizalics
ARDRIQY, MINNIE P. . . From-h
BAGLEY, ELIZABETH W. . English
BAKER, S. N ......... . Shorfhand
BARHAM, RUTH E ........ . . English
BERRY, WILLIE MAE 276 . . Household Arts
BLACK, HELEN FERN ........ Public Speaking
BLUMENTI-IAL, JENNIE W. . . . Sindy Hall and Typing
OULTON, J. ALAN . SICiC'l1l'l'
BREWER, MARGARET . Mafhemalics
BROWN, EMMA H. . Malhmizafics
BROWN, NIINNIE .
UTLER, W. H. .
CHRISTOPHER, RUTH
Social Sfualies
Social Studios
Sovial Sfudics
CLARK, MARY SMITH . . . . English
DAVIDSON, SARA . . . : . . Spanish and English
DIAL, TURA W. 5'5A'YTU'.flNIT3.f"9Xf '. . . . English
DONOHUE, EMMALINE ..... . Library
DURHAM, ELOISE . . journalism
ELDER, LOULA . . Mathematics
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ENSOR, RETTIE K. .
FELDER, ANNIE GEM .
FOOTE, RACHEL M. .
GERLACH, DOROTHY .
GOODMAN, C. V. .
GRIFFITH, D. T. .
HARDY, SEARCY H. .
HARLAN, LETA MAE
HARRINGTON, ALICE .
HASSELL, KATE
HERZOG, W. M. . . .
HOLDEN, PERCIE . .
HUGHES, ELIZABETH .
HUTCHINSQN, SELDON S.
HYMAN, SARA . .
JACKSON, BERTHA .
KEELING, W. H. .
KENNINGTON, J. T. . .
LA BORNE, PAUL CHARLES
Loos, ALFRED . . .
MARRIOT, R. E. .
MASTERS, ETHEL .
MATTHEWS, PEARLE .
MCALISTER, JUNIA E.
MCCORMACK, C. T.
MELSON, ADDIE .
MENEZES, HARRY E. .
MILLER, LOURANIA
MOORE, GRAY .
GVERBECR, MARY F.
PARKER, ELIZABETH .
PARKER, WYLIE A. .
PINCKARD, TALLULAH .
PRITCHETT, JULIA .
ROSSER, L. E. . .
ROWE, EDNA .
SEGRIST, LOCILLE .
SHAW, MABEL .
SHEPARD, ALVA .
THATCHER, BESS .
USRY, J. T ....
WHITE, J. B ....
WICRI-IAM, FLETCHER R.
WILCOX, LOUISE . .
YATES, H. B. .
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. English
. . Dean
. Social Studies
. . Social Studies
Mechanical Drawing
. . . Study Hall
. . Secretary
. Household Arts
. Mathematics
. . Band
. . . Pianist
. . . English
nce, Physical Ed ucatiou
. . Study Hall
. . English
. Mathematics
. Social Studies
. . English
. . Mathematics
. . . . Typing
Mathematics and Latin
. Household Arts
. . Science
. Accounting
. . English
. Military Training
. . . Latin
. . Science
Attendance Clerk
. Household Arts
. . Principal
. Social Studies
. . Typing
. Mathematics
. . . English
. Physical Education
Physical Education
. . Mathematics
. Social Studies
. Social Studies
. . Science
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ROBERT STERN .
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. PHIL MICHAELSON .
. S. FIRNBERG .
. E. H. MORRIS .
. J. H. MARGUI.ES
. A. J. THROWER
Parent Teachers Association
OFFICERS
ABE C. BULLMAN
CHAS. SAFFIR .
M. F. BRAUN .
. . . . . . . President
. First Vice-President
. Second Vice-President
. Tbird Vice-President
E. ARONOFSRY . . Fourth Vice-President
. Fiftla Vice-President
W. E. HARLAN . . Sixth Vice-P'residenl
. Seventla Vice-President
. Recording Secretary
. . Corresponding Secretary
. . . . . Treasurer
E. T. CROSSON . . . . Auditor
. REUBEN TOBOLOWSKY . . . Auditor
. J. W. REAMES . . Parliumentarian
R. E. THORN .......... Historian
DELECATES T0 DALLAS COUNCIL
MRS. PAUL LACY MRS. E. C. TEMPEL
ALTERNATES
MRS. W. B. STALLCUP MRS. SAM KAUFMAN
Dads' Club
. . - . President
. First Vice-President
. Second Vice-President
. Secretary-Treasurer
THE EXPRESS
Roaring, sooty, scowling devil,
With your one eye glaring evil,
Screaming vengeance to the sky-
To the mountains goes your cryg
Finally muffled by the depths
Of deep and gloomy mountain clefts,
Until the far-off bend you round,
Your rumbling thunder shakes the ground.
O'rIS SMITH.
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DAY
I like to sit in the shadows,
And watch night turn to morn.
I like the sunset,
But most of all, the dawn.
I follow the moon from the East,
And watch it fade away.
I like the night,
But most of all, the day.
Rippling moonlight is beautiful,
And shadowing trees in magic spun,
And the golden moon---
But do they surpass the sun?
When lights fade, colors fade,
And faded things are thrown away.
I like the night,
But most of all, the day.
-JOHN CANADA
THE NIGHT BIRD
Red is the rose that blooms in the spring,
Gold is the song the blue birds sing,
Dark is the lane when the shadow falls,
Dead is the night when the night bird calls
Yellow is che sun as it rises on high,
Silver is the moon as it leaves the sky,
The night is purple over the hill,
But the night bird keeps a calling still.
-JOHN CANADA
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Mus. EMMA H. BROWN Miss ELIZABETH PARKER
June, '36 Class January, '37 Class
SENIOR COUNSELOR
Miss EDNA Rown
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GEORGE CASSELL
LOIS PRITGHETT
MARGAIKET WARNICK
Program
MARGARET' HILLEH'
MARGARET CASSATA
MARIAN FIFE
BILLY STALLG UT'
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June, '36 Class
COMMITTEES
Svnior Dunn'
CHARLES CROSSON
CORBETT LEGG
CHARLES ROMINIZ
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SAMUEL KOHIZN
ELIZABETH BRAUN
SALVADOR DUGA
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CAROLINE GILLHAM
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CHARLES ROMINE
FRANCIS KEMMERLE
HARIJN' COLE
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CLAUDE CHASTANT
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June, '36 Class History
One of the greatest dramas of Forest Avenue High School was enacted by members
of the june, 1936 Class. The cast consists of a great number of actors, and we consider
it one of the greatest plays of its kind ever produced.
Here is a brief resume of the performance:
ACT I
SCENE 1
Setting: Forest Avenue High School. September, 1932
About two hundred bewildered freshmen stampeded to the doors of the high school,
bound on a prolonged adventure in high spirits.
They began their fascinating struggle of hunting the hidden class rooms. The outcries
of "Fish, I smell fish!" were heard from the: dignified upper classmen, and their ad-
ventures were then lowered from a state of dignity and exaltation to one of humility.
With the famous Jack Curry taking the leading role of president, the class began
the first year of adventure with a bang.
SCENE 2
The last half of the first year proved to be a transitional period with another well-
known actor, George Thrower, taking the leading role as president of the class.
By this time their humility had worn off to a certain extent. They were no longer
fish. That is to say, they were not fresh, but stale.
During the first year of the exciting adventure which meant strenuous study for all
freshmen, Miss Christopher and Miss Brewer were able chaperons.
ACT II
SCENE 1-fAfter a three months' vacationj
After taking a deep breath, our travelers were ready to settle down to work. By
this time they had completed one-fourth of the journey. The leading lady, Gertrude
Cogdell, assumed her duties as the leader of this great company of vagabonds.
The outstanding event of this scene was the Christmas play, with many of the
talented adventurers taking part.
Mrs. Emma Brown became our chaperon and proved to be our beloved sponsor for
three continuous years of hard work.
SCENE 2
Margaret Warnick, the leading lady, took the role of president. This scene finishes
one-half the travel.
By decision of this adventure-hunting group it was suggested that there be competi-
tion with the company coming behind. As winners of the feat, this party of vagabonds
was honored with a picnic. This was the first social event since the beginning of our
thrilling adventure.
ACT HI
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With our well loved Mrs. Brown as chaperon and jewel Demere as the leading lady,
the third year began.
SCENE 2
In the last half of the third year, the leading role of president was taken by the
famous Howard Hiegel, who later becomes the Lieutenant-Colonel Hiegel in the last
scene.
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the school. Was it a success? It was a grand success! That closes the third year of
Wandering.
ACT IV
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As webegan the last year of excitements and thrills, the role of president was taken
by Hardy Cole. Dances seemed to be the thing, and the class sponsored their share. It
was in this scene that the Forest Fun Frolic was at its height. From these vagabonds,
Frances Kemmerle was selected as one of the contestants for the Fun Frolic-Queen.
She gave the others a great deal of competition and came out in second place.
SCENE 2
The last lap of the journey was begun with much dignity and sophistication on the
part of these adventurers. The leading role was played by Lieutenant-Colonel Hiegel.
With his leadership and the hard work of Mrs. Brown, the Senior Day, Senior Play, and
other activities were successful. There were several vagabonds in this group that were
very popular. Lucile Nichols, the most popular girl, Mary Frances Kemmerle, and
Wilson Boedeker were among that group. Oh! Yes! Lieutenant-Colonel Hiegel has
to be listed here as the most popular boy. Anything else?
It was also from this company that the president of the Centennial Club, Wilson
Goss, and the secretary, Louise Boles, were chosen. Louise was the representative from
Forest in competing for the trip to Washington.
These adventurers have been wandering and struggling for four long years. Where
has it got them? Why, they have reached a goal-graduation.
KATHERINE SY.
January, '37 Class History
Freshmen. Well, well, well! So this is high school. We spent all our lunch money
on elevator tickets, but for the life of us, we could not find the elevators. As for coming
to class meeting at 7:45, we never got up so early in all our lives. Claude Chastant and
Billy Stallcup were elected as our freshman presidents. Miss Ruth Christopher and Miss
Margaret Brewer, as sponsors, smoothed out the rough spots and made that "terrible"
freshman year a little easier to bear.
Sopbomores. At last our freshman year had passed, and we were soon preparing to
knock at the door of the "Dignified Juniors." Since the song "Sophisticated Lady" was
very popular, we choose as our sophomore presidents two of the fairer sex, Neil Sims
and Elizabeth Braun.
Iuniors. Ah! Getting somewhere in the world, and life is more pleasant. Digniied,
yet serious, we chose Claude fGablej Chastant as president for both semesters of our
junior year. As a truly fitting climax to our three years of high school life, the Junior
Prom was given by our class, and was unanimously declared the best Prom at dear old
Forest in many a season. Our lovable and capable leader was Miss Mary Smith Clark.
Seniors! ! The cream of the crop! Now we c.an breathe a sigh of relief since a senior
can no longer speak condescendingly to us. Masters of the school, we have chosen Billy
Stallcup as president, and we fully intend to let everyone know that we are seniors now!
fTake a bow, IV B'sj. Miss Elizabeth Parker is our leader, and we know that as long as
she is at the helm, we cannot fail. So here is to the graduating class of January, 1937-
success and happiness!
BILLY STALLCUP.
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ANNA ClAROl.lNI-. CEILLHAM
Auditores Cnesnrisg Acltii Historical Society,
Viee-President, '36, IV-A Class, Secretary,
'16, Signiferig Orlice Assistant, 'Mg l"ni'ril4'i',
'Wig 4 Year Latin Award.
Dudley Glass Mary Frances Kemmcrle Harry Kap
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National Honor Society, Higli Scliolnrsliip
Clubg Standard Debating Society, Secretary,
'Hug State Debate, '35, '36, Boys' Glue Club,
All City Chorus.
MARY FuANcii2s KIZMMIERIAE
N.lIl4iI1.ll Honor Society: High Scliolarsliip
Club, IV-IS Class, Secretary, Girls' Public
Speaking Club, President, 'Fig P.lrli.imen-
t.irinn, '36g Sergeant-pit-Arms, '32, l"u1'i'xfi'i',
'36: Fun Frolic Contest, '35g Linz Aw.irtlx,
'32, '56 l"0r'i'xli'l' Popularity Contest, 'HL
HARRY KAPLAN
Linz Awards, '33, '34, '35, Tennis Teiini,
'55, 'l6.
NlARGARli'I' ANN MQGLASSON
PAH American Student Forum: l,os lfspmnules
.Ioviiilcsg Las Dos Amerielsg ll-A Class, Secre-
tary, 54.
MQNTIE Br-LLLE CQRFGORY
iirl Rtstr es
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Science Club, Girls' Public Club gpyj
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Coleman Rogers Elizabeth Pitts liugene Patterson Sophie Novit Lorene Nelson
COLEMAN Rooms ERNIQST I-IANEY
Band, Sergeant: Drum Major, '34, 'H-1 llonor Aulm H'3'U"C1'l snugly'
liamlg Track, '36.
,lVlARY VIRGINIA NANCIS
ELIZABETH PITTS High Scholarship Club, Girls' Public Speak-
U H ing Club: Le Cercle Francais: Lim Awards,
Curl Reserves, loresr Forum. 'H' 34' -35: Library Assistant' -H' 134.
EUGENE PATTERSON FLOYD HENDERSON
Aelra Historical Society, Baseball, '34, '35, R-O-T'C'v 2nd Ll'fUfe'W'W5 Crack CUWTPWY-
-365 Izmskmbnll' 'I4' 'MA '34, '35, '36, I-li Class, Sergeant-at-Arms.
Sgpy-up NOVIT KATHRYN REAMES
Aelta Historical Society, Autlitores Cnesarisg Aella Hlsmrlcal Sllclstyl Los. E5Pa"F'leS
. . . . Iovmlesg Las Dos Americas, Parliamentarlan,
S 1' g T-.1 H. Cl l. ', . .
lgmcrl all ilmry ul 35, Secretary, '36g Library Council: All-
Cily Chorus.
LORHNIRL Nl41l.SON
Girl Reserves. Nl'UMAN LICGGIZTT
Ernest Haney Mary Virginia Nance Floyd Henderson Kathryn Reames Neuman Leggett
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Teddy Kaplan Verna Lee Savage
Tiaom' KAPLAN
Los Ifspanoles -Ioviales, Vice-President, '33,
Basketball, '33, '34, '35, '36, Tennis, '33,
'34, '35, '36,
ViakN A Liiti SAVAGI-1
NOIKMAN HAIKRIS
Stamp Club, President, '3S.
MARGUERlTIi Oooivi
Girls' Public Speaking Club, Library Council.
HAROLD UTAY
Pan American Student Forum, Sergeant-ab
Arms, '33, Las Dos Americas, Vice-President,
'33, Los lispanoles iloviales, Banking, '34,
'35, '36.
KA'rHicR1Niz SY
Library Council, Secretary, '33, High
Scholarship Club, Forest Allied Arts Club,
Aelta Historical Society, Secretary, '35,
Treasurer, '36, IV-B Class, Treasurer, '35,
National Honor Society, Office Assistant, '35,
Norman Harri
s Marguerite Odom Harold Utay
Lisriilt Blu'i"i'
Louisia Bouas
MA
Los Fspanoles iloviales, Treasurer, '3S, Pan
American Student Forum, Library Council,
Secretary, '33, Aelta Historical Society, Secre-
tary, '36,, National Honor Society, High
Scholarship Club, IV-A Class, Treasurer. '36,
Oliice Assistant, '35, '36, Linz Awards, '33,
'34, '35, Library Assistant, '33, '34, l"ori'xli'r,
'36,
RGARET ANN THURMON
Auditores Caesaris, High Scholarship Club,
Ill-B Class, Secretary, '34, Linz Awards, '33,
'34, Latin Tournament, '33, Library Assist-
ant, '33, '34,
'36, Girls' Letter Club, l"0rr'xli'r, '36, Linz NOVA ELLENE SANDERS
Awards, '33, '34, '33, Library Assistant. Auditores Caesaries, Pep Squad: Forest
'33, '34- Forum, Girls' Public Speaking Club.
136'-1.. . '
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Katherine Sy Lester Britt Louise Boles Margaret Ann Thurmon Nova lfllene Sandtrs
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Doris Nance Mary Virginia Lloyd Charles Rominc Lois Lawrence Frances Bledsoe
Doius NANLE TAI,IvIAIIc:Ia Lovu
Pan American Student Forum: L.Is. Dm IV,A Class' Vice-president: Bascbnll' 135
Americnsg Srsience Club: Linv Awards, 'Bi
'36g Spelling Cmitest, 'Hn
Mmm' VIRGINIA LI.m'n
his Ifnpanules blovigles, Secretary, '33,
CHAIu.Iis IKOMINII
Gulf, 'Hg Baiebu
t'.Kl'l'l', '36, IV-li CLIN, Sergeniit-nt-Arinw.
LUIS LAWRI1 N cis
Las Dm Americas. Treasurer, '3S.
FRA N c:I-is BI.I2II5oIi
- I7rIr4'.i'II'I', '56, Texan Centennial Club, Fira!
Vice-Presidem, '36.
KIWIIILYN LANL
Ciirl Reserves, Trensurnr, '5S.
Mmuii l'llil?l"lNG'I'0N
l, '3Sg Senior Hi-Y, lim'-
I inz Award, 'B-4.
Iivriivr HE ,LIf3Y
Science lub: Forest Radio Club, Secretary
Tren ur' '35, '36,
CIYNTIYII oNIas
Aelta Historical Society, Pep Squ.ul,g Girls'
Letter Clubg Frlrw.-lvr, '36, fx! Ciirlw' P lie Speaking Club.
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Talniadge Loyd I Kathryn Laine Marie Heffingtim avert Hensley Cynthia Jones
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lftliel Rudnitzky Annette Cnclcrr Harry Summer Addie Munroe M 1rll1.1 Murphy
E'rH1a1. RuoN1'I'zKY
Pan American Student Forum, Secretary, '36g
Girls' Public Speaking Club, Sergennbut-
Arms, 'Big l,os lispginoles -Iovinlesg library
Assixlnm, 'IL
AN NETTIT CAT1.1zT'r
Girl Reserves, Council Representative, Cav
luw Club.
HARRY SUMMER
Basketball, '34, '35, Football, '34, '33, Base-
lull, '34, '37, ll-A Clams, Pnrlinmentarizln.
Alllllli MUNRO1-
MARTHA MURPHY
Los lispnnoles .lovigxlesg Forest Forum: Science
Club: l"ui'rvli'1', 'Mig Library Assistant, '13,
'l4.
1
W. A. RUNNIQIS
MAXINl'l BRUTON
High Scholarship Clubg Texas History C lub
Iiinl Awards, '34, '39, '36, Office Assmrint
GENEVIEVl'1CHENAUL'F
Pep Sq uadg Girls'
XVlI.lfRliD LOONEY
Baseball, '35, '36
MA1u1.vNN KENT
Letter Club
Track, '34.
W . A. Runnels Maxine Bruton Genevieve Cbenault Wilfred Looney Marxlynn Kent
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Tillie Harris William Mosher Esther Schwartz Matt Cogburn Mary Frances Tiller
TILLIE HARRIS MAUKICE RUBIN
Le Cercle Francais: Little Tl1eater,President, Pan American Student Forum, All City
'35, Vice-President. '34, Secretary, '33, Girls' Treasurer, '34, Las Dos Americas.
Letter Cluhg Orlicc Assistant, '34, '35, '36.
OMALQENL Lewis
Wll.l,lAM lVlOSHl'.R
Aclta Historical Society, Vice-Iresidcnt, '36:
Senior Hi-Y: Signifcrig Baseball. '35,
1
JACK CURRY
Las Dos Americas, Sergeant-at-Arms, '33: I-B
Class, President: Basketball, '32, '36: Tennis,
ESTHER SCHWARTZ '36g Pan American Student Forumg Los
Auditores Cacsarisg Girls' Public Speaking lQgmm,lC5 -lovialcsg Aluniur FIi..Y.
Club, Treasurer, '35, Secretary, '36: Vice-
Presidcnt, '3S.
VIVIAN TURNLR
h IS Ul'lL3 Ulllty UYLS IC r 5
N X-lt1H'.r '-lS"' QF -'t Alld At
Junior Hi-Yg Senicr Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms,
'33, R.O.T.C.
Louis SON NIZNTIIEIL
MARX' l'RANClzS TILLLR Standard Debating Society, Secretary, '3S.
Maurice Rubin CUHIQISCHC Lewis jack Curry Vivian Turner Louise Sonnentllcil
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Dorothy Kirschner Paul Huebler Pauline Wilensky George Louis Cassell Ida Mae Bamnan
DOROTHY KIRSCHNEII SOL BARZUNE
National Honor Society, High Scholarship
Club, Forest Forum, President, '36, Girls'
Public Speaking Club, Ill-A Class, Secretary,
Oflice Assistant, '33, '34, '35, Le Cerele
Francais, Parliamentarian, '35, Vice-President,
'35, 1'Ul'l'Xfl'l', '36, Linz Awards, '34, '35, '36,
PAUI, HUEBLliR
Senior Hi-Y, Orchestra, Baseball, '35, '36,
PAULINE XVILENSIQY
High Scholarship Club, Le Cercle Francais,
President, '36, Sergeant-at-Arms, '35, Library
Council, Los Espanoles jovialcs, Library Ax-
sistant, '33, '34, Linz Awards, '34, '35, '36,
I"or1'.vl1'r, '36.
Guoucn Louis CASSELL
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Track, '36, Science Club, President, '36,
Vice-President, '35, Le Cercle Francais, Ser-
geant-at-Arms, '35, Secretary, '36, Senior Hi-
5
Y, Vice-1 resident, '36, Sergeant-at-Arms,
'35, Linz Awards, '34, '35, Library Council,
MAE BAzM A N
Las Dos Americas, Secretary, '35, Pan Ameri-
can Student Forum, Aelta Historical Society,
Los lispanoles joviales.
Standard Debating Sociely, SCI'gCLll1l-.ll-AFIIIS,
'35, Pan American Student Forum, Crack
Company, '33, '34, '35, '36, R.O.'I'.CI., Znd
Lieutenant.
HELEN VIRGINIA FILILN Isl-.Ito
Le Cerelc Francais, Linz Award, '31, lirfm
Staff, Co-Editor, '36.
BI1N O'KON
Pan American Student Forum, Las Dos
Americas, ll-A Class, Sergeant-at-Arms.
ESTHER BARZU N E
Girls' Public Speaking Club, President, '36,
Las Dos Americas, President, '35, Coin Club,
Secretary, Treasurer, '35, Pan American Stu-
dent Forum, Los lispanoles lloviales, Library
Assistant, '34.
GEORGE TI-IROWER
Auditorcs Caesaris, Signiferi, I-A Class. Pres-
ident, Standard Debating Society, Sergeant-
at-Arins, '34, junior Hi-Y, Secretary, Treas-
urer, '35, Senior Hi-Y, Secretary, Treasurer,
'36, Aelra Historical Society, Treasurer, '35,
Orchestra, '33, '34, Band, '35, '36, 1"rm'xlrr,
'36.
l Sol l3.irzune llelen Virginia Feenberg Ben Okon listher Iiarzune George 'flirower
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Lola Frances Horton P. O. Smith Clarice Flanagan Robert Drake
LOLA FRANCES HIDIKTON
Girls' Public Speaking Club, Secretary,
Texas History Clnbg l.ibr.iry Council.
P. O. SMITH
lizmd: Orcliesxrn.
C1.Aiuc1a FLANAGAN
55,
Forest Forumg Girls' Public Speaking Clubg
Auditores Cfiesriri
Roisuirr DRAM,
Science Club, Pai-I
tlANl'QMlLHAl1l.SO1N
Forest Forum: L
Council.
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Library Council.
iumenlarian, '36.
Clercle l:l'.lIlCJlNQ l.ibr.irv
Jane Michaelson
DRLAINE BRIQE
Radio Clubg Science Club.
AN NAl.lIiSla SPRIZHN
Forest Allied Arts Club,
Secretary, '56g Fw'i'.vfi'1', '36.
President, '5 S:
AIOHN C.ANAlJA
Senior Hi-Y.
Hlil.lf1N Fox
Little Theater, Secretary, 'SSL For-can lforunig
Signiferig Le Ccrcle Francais.
Rolsiairr READ
De Laine Brice Annnliese Spreen -Iolin Can.ul.1 Helen liox Robert Read
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Chester Ray Castles Wayne B. Knipe Dorothy Bauer Henry Atherton Helen Huoren
CHhs'ruR RAY CASTLILS HENRY ABRAM5
Girls' Letter Clubg Pep Squad.
E1,sA SORl:NSIjN
High Sclmlarship Cluhg Girls' Letter Club:
XWAYNF B KNIPIJ Linz Awards, '33, 'J4.
Texas History Club.
Bnuczis HUN'l'k1li
Baseball, '3Sg Football. '54g llaslactball. '53,
'34, '55,
l,OkOTHY BAUER
Los lispanolcs jovinlcs, President, '3Zg Girls'
Umf Club- Blfpssnf Dum, EPSTEIN
Forest Allied Arts Club, Vice-Prcsidcnl, '3S.
HLNRY Arm.RroN IRVIN JAHJE
Standard Debating Society, President, 'Hg
Extemporaneous ,,Speaking, '3Sg Auditores
Caesaris, President, '36g office Assistant, 'Hg
Hl11.liN H0O'I'l1N Library Council,
: y Abrams lilsa Sorensen Bruce Hunter Bessie Dell Epstein Irvin -Iaflc
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Mary -larie lfnix Otis Smith lfvelyn
MARY jAN11 ENIX
II-Ii CI.iss, SCYEQCLIIII-.ll-AFIIISQ Girls' Public
Speaking Club: Texas Hivrory Club, Scr-
geaimt-git-Arins. 'Fig l,e Cercle lfrqincuiwg l,i-
I-r.n'y Council, '3 '
Uris SMITH
Senior Hi-Y: Las
Club.
llvi-11,x'N Rl'I"I'l4.R
Girls' Letter Club
EUGFNE Mooki-.
Baseball, '3 Y.
Louisi STARR
Girl Reserves.
Din Amerieisg Science
Pep Squad.
Ritter Eugene Moore Louise Stark
I-Iowixixu DENNEY
IsflSCbLlll, '35, '36.
NINA N1cLQAisi
Audilurew Caes.ii'is.
l,oL.is KING
KA i'HuYN14. HUN'i'11ic
Auditores Caesarisg High Suliulnrsliip Kllubg
Library Council, '55, '56.
Ci-mixriis SN YDIER
Senior Hi-Y, President, '3V, '36: Parlia-
nic-nLari.m, 'Hg -Iuninr Hi-Y, Vice-President,
W4: Sergeant-at-Arms, ,331 Library Cnun-
cil, 'JL
Huwarcl llcnncy Ninn McCabe louis King Katliryn Hunter Cflinrles Syntlei'
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Dorothy Lambert Frederick Clark Lena Sansone Wilsmiii Boedeker Ruby W'atson
DOROTHY LAMBERT
Le Cercle Francais, High Scholarship Club,
All4City Chorus, '32, '33, '34, '35, Science
Club, Library Council, '34.
l:RIiDliRlCK CLARK
Science Club, Forest Allied Arts Club,
Crack Company, '35, '36, R.O.T.C., Scr-
geant.
LIINA SANsONIf
Girl Reserves, Pep Squad.
Wll.SON BOEIJEKIER
Crack Company, '35, '36, R.O.'I'.C., Captain,
l,as Dos Americas, Pan American Student
Forum, Football. Manager, '35, Basketball,
Manager, '36, Baseball, '35, '36, Texas His-
tory Club, l-B Class, President, junior Hi-Y.
BY WATSON
PAUL FINKELSTEIN
Standard Debating Society, President, '36,
Vice-President, '35, Secretary, '35, Iiorewt
Forum, High Scholarship Club, National
Honor Society, R.O.'l'.C., Maior, Crack
Company, '33, '34, '35, '36, Ill-A Class,
Vice-President, Crack Platoon Drill, '35, '36,
IV-A Class, Sergeant-at-Arms, Linz Awards,
v - 1
33, 34, 35.
HIQIIQN Luivsfxv
Office Assistant, '33, '34.
NCJRMAN HARRIS
Stamp Club, President, '35, lfcfm Staff, Circu-
lation Manager, '35.
LUCILE NICHOLS
I-A Class, Secretary, Allied Arts Club, Girl
Reserves, Cheer Leader, '35, Texas History
Club, Girls' Letter Club, l"m'I'xli'I', '36.
MAXINE LENSKI-l
Girls' Public Speakinig Club, Aelta Histori-
cal Society.
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,Paul Finkelstein Helen Lievsay Norman Harris Lucilc Nichols Maxine lienslxe
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RUTH GRUBER Louls 510151,
Aelta Historical Society, l7Hl'll?lI1'ICI1li1l'i.lf1, '35,
High Sclmlzirsliiiw Club, Vice-ljrewidenr, '36:
Girls' l,etler Club: Allied Arts Clubg Lilurary
Axsixtant, 'Sig Otliec Assisiani, '36.
MARY l,oL11s1-, C,iIllLLlMB
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Aelta HiSt111'ie.1l Sueiely, Sc1'ge.111t-.ll-A1'111s,
'36, Track Tezun, '34, '35, '56,
w!Il,l.lS Mc.QU1L15N
EA111.1N11 SHLLTON
Girl Reserves: Forex Allied Artx Club, Girls'
Letter Club.
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LOUIS XVITVI-KOWLR l.c Cerelc Francais: Auditores Caes.11'iQg Girls'
Fures! Forum, Serge.111t-.11-Arms, '56, Senior "Utter Club'
Hi-Y: Coin Clulm, President, '33:Crz1cl1 Cum-
pany, '34, '35, '36: Standard Debating So-
eietyg R,O,T.C., Lieutenant, Rifle Team, '34,
'71Y,
F Hmmm' QIOLI:
K Q , IV-B Claws, l'l'CSldCl1lQ Science Clulw, Vice-
LFONA CII'-l1'lil1H 2 l'1'csidcnt. '36: Aclra Histm'ic.1l Society.
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Louiw Sigel yrln i Giduumlv Willix McQueen ilusepliine Zmme H.1rdyC11lc
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Pl1en.i Louise Newman Corbett Legg Phoebe McCutclieon .lack Miller Unrnthy Mae Lions
PHLNA LOUISI: NEWMAN
Girls' Public Speaking Club: lforest Forumg
Cnrlw Letter Club: lzrfrn btxifl, 56.
QlORlilf'lnl4 I.,l',Gf1
Auditores Caexaris: Aelu Historical Society:
Crack Company, '34, '35, 'Mig Ill-A Class,
Sergeant-.it-Arlnsg IV-li Clam, Viee-l'rcvi-
dent: R.O.T.C., First Sergeant.
Piioivisil. Mc:CU'l'c,m-,oN
lligli Scliularsliip Clubg Auclitures fi1lC3QIl'iN.
NIALK Mll,l,l-ia
Coin Clubg R.O.'l'.C.. C.ipt.iing Smndiird lie-
bgiring Society, Treasurer, '3S.
WIl,SON Goss
National Honor Society, Presideni, 'ing Pin
Ameriean Student
lfnruni. President. '
Senior Ili-Y, PI'CHiclcnl, 'Sig Aelhl llislnruil
Sncieiy, PQII'll.ll1lClll.'ll'l.ll1. '91 l'nollw.ill, il
'Sig l5.w:b.1ll, Wi.
QIOHNNII- TU'I"l'1.l.
FRANK S1Nc,i-.ix
Klnin Cflub, Viee-President, 'H-.
Ul,14.Nl- W'A'I"I 5
Pep Squad.
FRANK ANDRRSON
I-B Class, Sergeant
-.it-Arimg Crack C1
llonoini' MAL LYONS V gf-hy, ws, 'sm R.O.T.c1., Sergeant.
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Wilson Goss -Iolinnie Tuttle xlirank Singer Olene Wrltis lfrnnk Andei mn
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Lis Dus Americalst Glue Club, '55, 'S-l.
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lfurcst lfurum, Sec 'er.1ry, '56, Acltn Historical
Society, Girls' Pu
l.ctler Club.
blie Speaking Club, Girls'
IQSLPH YONACK
Sialndard Debating Suciety, Crack Company,
H,
K1x'1'111u'N W1xN111ar1'
ILAN DAUG1-11e1xTY '
Trark, '35, Craeli Ciinnpaiiy, '33, '34, '3Y,
'H-1 R.0.T.Ci., Sergeant.
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.lean Daugherty
Hl-,l.l-lN Lou Lviuis
Forest Forum: Texas
Theater Club.
Hiswry Club, Lirrlu
Soi. SCHNEIDER
Pan American Student Forum.
ANNh ROSENBERG
Girls' Public Speaking Club. Vice-President,
'l5.
'l'1auxf1AN BERRY
Baskerball, '34, '35, '36, Baseball, '35, Foot-
ball, '3S.
I lll.lJA jo PAXTON
llelen Lou Lykes Sul Schneider Anne Rosenberg Truman Berry Hilda jo Paxton
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lrttl Allen Flizalmetla I,evy Maynard Kicker Mattie Ruth Rambo lrviin tromt Kaim
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qlunior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, Secretary-Treav
urer, '34, Los lispanoles -lovialesg Ijflm Staff,
Assistant Fclitor, '36, l"01'i'xl1'r, '36.
zAn1aT1-I LEVY
l,os Fxpanoles xloviales, l-A Class, Treasurer,
Science Club, Aelta Historical Societyg las
llos Americas, Iirfw Staff, Associate litlitor.
YNA1111 Rlciuin
Football, '34, '35, junior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y:
Track, '3hg Baseball, '36.
MATTIL R U TH RA M iso
Pan American Student Forunig Los lispanoles
qlovialesg l,as Dos Americas, Science Club:
Library Council, lfrfm Staff, Associate Fditor.
lnw'1N JEROME KAIM
Standard Debating Society, President, '36: Le
Cercle Francais, Forest Forum, Secretary, '35,
Linz Awards, '33, '35, '36g Tennis, '35, 'Mig
l"un'.ili'r', '36, Declamation, '36,
ETIH-ii. l,lliKli'l"l'
CHA1u.1as CROSSON
IV-A Class, Sergeant-at-Arms IV li Class
Sergeant-at-Arms, l"un'xl1'i
Circulation and Publicity
Lois MAXI1-uf. P1t1Tt+1u'1'T
Girls' Letter Clulwg All C
Roisi-:RT THORN
All City Orchestra.
FRA Ncics SHAR P1-.
Girl Reserves.
l tliel Pickett Charles Crosson Lois Maxine Pritcliett Robert Thorn
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Howard Heigel ,lewell Demerc Howard I.uml Virginia Leeper Dave Reaney
Howmu: HII-.011
National Honor Society, III-A Class, Presi-
dent, II-B Class, Vice-President, IV-A Class,
President, Crack Company, '34, '35, '36,
Baseball, '35, '30, liootball, '35, Efficiency
Medal, '33, '34, Camp Dallas, '33, '34, '35,
All City Orchestra, l"on'xf1'1', '36, R.O.'l'.C.,
Lieutenant-Colonel.
jtzwut IJLNIEIKE
Aelta Historical Society, High Scholarship
lflub, Ill-P: Class, President.
HOWARD LUND
Track, '35, Tennis, '36.
VIRGINIA LEEPILR
All City Chorus.
DAVIL RIQANIQY
.lunior Hi-Y, President, '34, Aelta Historical
Society, Vice-President, '35, II-A Class, Par-
liamentarian, Ill-B Class, Parliamentarian,
Ill-A Class, Parliamentarian, All City Or-
chestra, Honor Bind, Standard Debating So-
ciety, Football, '33, '34, '35, Basketball, '34
'35, '36, Baseball, '35, '36.
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RICHARD WOR'l'rllNG'l'ON
Baseball, '36,
KIAMI-ps PAUL Mooiua
Las Dos Americas, Los lfspanoles Joviales,
Track, '35, '36,
ABL BULLMAN
Forest Forum, Forvxlvr, '36, R.O.'I'.C., Ser-
geant, Auditores Caesaris.
ALBERT PASCHE
Science Club, Erfm Staff, Business Manager.
MAIKCQARET WARNICK
High Scholarship Club, II-A Class, President,
Girls' Public Speaking Club, Forvsfrr, '36,
Pan American Student Forum, Secretary-
Treasurer, '34, '35, Las Dos Americas, Los
lispanoles joviales, Secretary, '33, Girls' Let-
ter Club, Linz Awards. '33, '34, '35, Forest
Thrift Club, Bookkeeper.
Richard W'OI'll1ll1glOl1 james Paul Moore Abe Bullman Albert Pasche Margaret WarI1itk
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lllivabeth Braun Billy Stallcup Mareille Mullings L. C. Redus Leone Block
lil IZA151-.TH BRAUN L1ioN1-1 BLOCK
National Honor Society, High Scholarship
Club, Auditores Caesaris, Secretary, '35,
Sergeant-at-Arms, '36, Signiferi, Aelta His-
torical Society: ll-A Class, President, Ill-li
Class, Vice-President, Library Council,
Library Assistant, '35, '34, '55, '36, Ofliee
Assistant, '36, l"o1'1'il1'r, '56, Girls' Letter
Club, Linz Awards, '33, '34, 55, Latin
Tournament, '33, '34, Latin lissay Contest.
Y STA1.1,c:oP
National Honor Society, High Scholarship
Club, Auditores Caesaris, Treasurer, '35,
Standard Debating Society, Treasurer, '35,
Sergeant-at-Arms. '34, R.O,T.C., Lieutenant,
IV-B Class, President,
Crack Company, '35.
l3ll.l
I-A Class, President,
Rifle Team, '35, '36,
Nl.x1tti11.1,1. MU1,1.1NGs
lll-I3 Class, Secretary,
lforum, Girls' Public
President, '35, Treasurer, '36, Girls' Letter
Club.
L. C. Ruous
R. O. T. C. Band, Second Lieutenant, Honor
Band, All-City Orchestra, '35, ll-Pi Class,
'35, Pep Squad, Forest
Speaking Club, Vice-
Sergeant-at-Arms.
National Honor Society, High Scholarship
Club, President, '56, Ofliee Assistant, '34, '35,
'36, Le Cerele Francais, President, '35, Linv
Awards, '33, '34, '35.
HA1t1ti'F1t1z1a1,11N1i
N1i11. SIMS
National Honor Society, High Scholarship
Club, Parliamentarian, '36, ll-B Class, Pres-
ident, Forest Forum, Le Cerele Francais,
Cheer Leader, '35, Linz Awards, '53, '34,
'35, Fun Frolic Queen, '55, Otliee Assistant,
Library Council.
KIOL1. IDI-.NISON
lio1'1'H CoB151i1.
ll-B Class, Secretary, '34, Pep Squad, lforesi
Forum, Tennis Team, '35.
CARLTON KNOTT
Library Assistant, '33, '34,
Harry Freeland Neil Sims ,Ioel Denison Edith Cobbel Carlton Knott
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Forest Allied Arts Club, President, '36, Little
Theater, Vice-President, '35, Girl Reserves.
S. A. l'RlCIz
liorest Forum, liorest Hi-Y, Football, '33,
'34, Basketball, '33, '35, Track, '35, Golf,
'3 5, '36.
FitANc:12s LANKI-'ORD
High Scholarship Club, INB Class, Secretary,
'33, Little Theater, Secretary, '34, '35, Girl
Reserves, President, '36, Vice-President, '35,
Linz Awards, '33, '34, '35.
HAROLD SCHACKMAN
Standard Debating Society, Pan American
Student Forum. Vice-President, '36, Crack
Company, '35, '36, Coin Club, Sergeant-an
Arms, '33, Treasurer, '34, Vice-President,
'35, President, '35, R. O. T. C., Corporal.
l'll-lI.liN Foosmih
III-A Class, Secretary, Las Dos Americas,
Library Council, All-City Chorus.
Tim TULLY
Baseball, '35, '3o.
MARGARl2'F HILLEY
Forest Forum, Parliamentarian, '36, Auditores
Caesaris, Girls' Public Speaking Club, View:-
President, '36, Texas History Club, I-A
Class, Vice-President, Library Assistant, '33,
'55, Xia.
EUc1i4.NI1 Bitovuas
Orchestra. '33, '34, '35, '36, All-City Orches-
'34, '35, '36, Basket-
ball, '33, '34, '35, '36, IIAA Class, Sergeant-
at-Arms, Senior Hi-Y.
tra, '35, '36, Baseball,
MARIAN GILRSMAN
Aelta Historical Society,
tle Theater, l'ori'xlt'r,
'33, '34.
Girl Reserves, Lit-
'36, Orlice Assistant,
XVi1,Miiit MCCALl.UN1
Linz Award, '35.
Ted Tully Margart Hilley Eugene Broyles Marian Gersman Wilmer McCallum
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Margaret Knotts Kathryn Osborne Samuel Kolien Verna Robbins Irving Glasser
MAiu:A1tiaT KNo'rTs
Library Council, Pep Squad, Forest Forum,
IV-B Class, Secretary, Student Government
Representative, '36,
KATHIQYN Osisoiwia
ll-B Class, Vice-President, Girl Reserves,
Parliaxnentarian, '36, Library Council, All-
City Chorus, Pep Squad.
SAMULI. KOHEN
Standard Debating Society, Auditores Cae-
saris, High Scholarship Club, Treasurer, '36,
Science Club, Linz Awards, '35, '36, l-H
Class, Sergeant-at-Arms.
VISIKNA ROBBINS
Forest Forum, Coin Club.
IRVING GLASSEIR
Auditores Caesaris, Vice-President, '36, Sci-
ence Club, High Scholarship Club, SIIlI1Lllll'Ll
Debating Society, Lin! Awards, '35, '36, l-li
Class. Sergeant-at-Arms.
MA
RGUIQRITE CASSATA
Girls' Public Speaking Club: Forest Forum,
Library Council.
Alaseua' STISINDAM
R. O. T. C., Second Lieutenant, Crack Coni-
panies, '34, '3S.
MARY JANE UBERMAN
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Girl Reserves, Pep Squad, Tennis Team, Girl's
Letter Club, Library Assistant, '33, '34,
Fnrtxifer, '36.
xmie FINK
High Scholarship Club, Little Theater, Ser-
geant-at-Arms, '35, Office Assistant, '34,
Texas History Club, Linz Award, '35, '36,
ANOR SPANGLR11
Aelta Historical Society, Girls' Letter Club,
Pep Squad.
Marguerite Cassata Albert Steindam Mary jane Ubcrman Maxine Fink Eleanor Spangltr
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Marian Fife .lack Goodman june Pederson Salvador Duca Pauline lloyd
MARIAN Fnfn Rui H CULLUM
Los Espanoles joviales, Las Dos Americas, Girl Reserves, Aelta Historical Society,
Pan American Student Forum, High Scholar- Library Council, Linv Awards, '34, '35,
ship Club, Secretary, '35, Aelta Historical
Society, Library Council, Oflace Assistant,
H, M. l'lIal.r.N bOBl:l,
Coin Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, 'Big Treasurer,
'36, Las Dos Americas, High Scholarship
, Club, Lim' Awards, '34, "sS.
JACK CxO0DN1AN
Pan American Student Forum, Coin Club,
,lANia'I' SWAIN
Sergeant-at-Arms, '35, President, '36, Crack v -
W-B Class, Treasurer, Lc Ccrcle Francais,
Company, '34, '17, Standard Debating So- I A I p r 4
dun.. Library Council, Little Fltcater, l reasurer,
I '3 9.
tluwia PEDERSON Li-:NA LANDSBIZRG
Library Council. High Scholarship Club, Girls' Public Speaking
Club, Coin Club, Secretary, '33, Treasurer,
'35, Library Council, l"rm'.iIi'1', '36, Linz
SALVADOR DUCA Award, '54.
Los lfspanoles ,lovialesg IVQB Class, Vice-Prev
Hlcnf- Louisr, FuANK1fuR'1'
High Scholarship Club, Forest Forum, Girls'
Letter Club, I3ru'e.tIi'i', '36, Little Theater
PAUUNI1 Bow Club: Linz Awards, '53, '54, '3S.
Ruth Cullum Helen Sobel janet Swain Lena Landsbcrg Louise Frankfurt
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AUDRl:Y Mc:Giu'uou .Ii-.ssii MA'rTH1iWs
Girl Reserves. Forest Allied Arts Club, Vice-President, '35,
'36, Boys' Glee Club.
CLAUDI-1 CHAs'rANT
Aeltn Historical Society, Standard Debating NIHDRIQDSc.Rlp.l.URl4,
Society, Junior Hi-Y, President, '34, Senior Forest Allied Arts Club'
HiAY, Secretary, '36, Cheer Leader, '36, Linz
Awards, '34, '35, Auditores Caesaris, Vice-
President, '35, Basketball, '33, '34, '35, '36,
Baseball, '34, 36: LB Class, President, lll-li ,
Cfl.1ss, President, lll-A Class, President. L' D' A""L'i'
junior Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms, '34, Senior
Hi-Y, Pnrliamentarian, '36, Auditores Caes-
.irisg Standard Debating Society, Crack Com-
CHARLISNIZ Diem. puny, ws, '56, R.O.T.C., Corporal.
CARL ZABBIA MARY ALTA CASEY
Standard Debating Society, Forest Forum, Gifl Reserves.
Treasurer, '36, Latin Tournziment, '34, '36.
1 CHARLIQS MCKINNIiY
I'.l.lZAlSIfTH SIMQN Basketball, '35, '36.
jesse Matthews Mildred Scripture L. D. Allen Mary Alta Casey Charles McKinney
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Pep Squad.
Euui-Nr l5ll,I.lNSl.Y
Track, '36.
EMAm1N1i COHMAN
High Sclmlnrsliip Clubg Ifurcit Allied Arts
Clulng Linz Award, 'Hg Ofliee Asaiatunt, '34.
Wlil,llON Comms
Aelm Historical Sreiely: Senior Ili-YQ Smml-
nrd Debating Soeicty.
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Girl Reserves: All City Clmrugq Linz Award.
'35,
jimmy Harper Una Margaret C.ill.1l1.m Adelaide Ran
AIIM MY HARPER
Senior Hi-Y, Treasurer, '36g Aella 'Historical
Society: TI'.ICli, ,531 lfffm Staff, Co-l'l4lilUl',
511.
UNA N1ARGAR1iT ClALLAHAN
l,c Cerele Francais, Secretary,
lforum.
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Pep Squvly Girls'
Letter Club.
'Hug Forest
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Seniors Not Having Pictures
Avnet, Leon
Boyd, Donald
Calhoun, Clem
Candiotta, Theodore
Cohen, Abe
Goldsobel, Isadore
Grisaffi, Bill
Boyd, Elise
Butner, Virginia
Coleman, Juana
Crim, Gladys
Boys
Harper, Charles
Henry, Gene
Jackson, Guy
Jones, Paul
Kincaid, James
Levy, Reuben
Miller, Henry
Girls
James, Blanche
oegl, Lillie Ani '
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Wing, Lois
MH McNair, Lurline
Dorman, Frances
Hampton, Jeanette
Barnet, Sam
Biesel, Eugene
Carter, Edward
Caruth, Jack
Chatten, Tommie
Cosby, Earl
Dansby, Sam
Davis, Woodrow
Foster, Dean
Frauman, Myer
Bledsoe, Amelia
Brooks, Lilly
Bryan, Ruth
Bryant, Florine
Clarke, Dorothy
Cook, Bertha
Cornett, Jean
Mitchell, Wendell Jean
Peeler, Mildred
JANUARY '37 CLASS
Boys
Gandy, Monty
Gross, Ben
Hafter, Joe
Hancock, Richard
Huddleston, James
Humphfus, Charles
Little, Hubert
Luttrell, Buford
McKinney, Melvin
Girls
Haisfield, Dorothy
Hart, Leona
Krausnick, Thelma
Lewis, Marie
Rambo, Kathleen
Shipley, May Pearl
Steel, Suzanne
Mosesman, Alex
Prevratil, Ben
Sanford, Robert
Scoggins, Norris
Smith, Harold
Thurmond, Robert
amer, Elsie
Saunders, Evelyn
Sealey, Faye
Thompson, Mary E
Willson, Lillian
Maer, Jack
Maslow, Nathan
Messina, Victor
Reckley, Walter
Sessel, Ralph
Wall, Jake
Williamson, W. F.
Wright, W. T.
Yarbro, Robert
Waggoner, May
lleii
Whitney, Elizabeth
Wigbel, Mildred
Williams, Doris Ray
Williams, Dorothy
Wilson, Dona Bell
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CLAUDE CHASTANT .
JAMES HUDDLESTON .
HELEN FOOSHEE .
MISS MARY S. CLARK .
Fall
STANLEY KAUIFMAN .
DAVID ARONOESRY .
BESSIE COLEMAN .
MISS SARA DAVIDSON .
Fall
ROSALEE COHEN . .
MARY LOUISE DEV6'ALD .
MARY PEARL BOWLAND .
MISS ELIZABETH PARKER .
Fall
JEAN MOORE .....
STELLA MAE COFFMAN .
JUNE WITTKOWER . . .
MISS ELIZABETH PARKER
Fall
LEON LEWIS ....
MATTIE LEE MUELLER .
JACK MIGHAELSON . . .
MISS MARGARET BREWER .
MISS RUTH CHRISTOPHER
MRS. TALLULAH PINCKARD
Fall
HARRY BOND .
SELMA REISBERG .
BILLIE SMITH ....
MISS RUTH CHRISTOPHER .
MISS MARGARET BREWER . .
MRS. TALLULAH PINKARD
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OFFICERS
III-A CLASS
. Prc'sia'c'nt .
. Vice-Presideni .
. Secretory .
. . Sponsor .
III-B CLASS
. President .
. Vice-Presideni .
. Secretary .
. . Sponsor .
II-A CLASS
. Prcsident .
. Vice-Presidenf .
. Secretary .
. . Sponsor .
II-B CLASS
. President .
. Vice-Presidcfnf .
. Sfcrvtury .
. . Sponsor .
I-A CLASS
. Prrsidenf .
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Secretary .
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. . Sponsor .
. Sponsor .
I-B CLASS
. . President .
. . Vic'e-President .
Secretary .
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. . Sponsor .
. . Sponsor .
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Spring
. DAVID KAPLAN
. . PAULINE KING
. JEAN MCKINNEY
. MISS SARA DAVIDSON
Spring
. . LLOYD KELLUM
. . ROY CAMPBELL
. ROSALEE COHEN
. PAUL LA BORNE
Spring
. . . CECIL REED
. . HENRY STAMPLEY
. . . .GEORGIA BROCK
MISS ELIZABETH PARKER
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Spring
. . C. L. BRYANT
. . . . LEWIS DUCA
. MAXINE POLAKOFF
MISS ELIZABETH PARKER
Spring
. ROMONA BRITON
. . . . SOLON ELLIS
. . . JERRY SHALETTE
MISS MARGARET BREWER
MISS RUTH CHRISTOPHER
MRS. TALLULAH PINCKARD
Spring
. . BEATRIGE Fox
. DOROTHY RECKLEY
. . KATHRYN RANSOM
MISS RUTH CHRISTOPHER
MISS MARGARET BREWER
MRS. TALLULAH PINCKARD
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Achilles, Chester
Adair, James
Arndt, John
Arnoldt, Herman
Aronofsky, David
Barrett, Ned
Bassinger, Paul
Bechtold, Walter
Bird, Harold
Bernstein, David
Brodnax, Harry
Buckmeyer, Robert
Cade, Oscar
Canada, Wilson
Carp, Robert
Carson, N. A.
Clasby, Sam
Coe, Harold
Conner, Robert
Conway, John
Cook, Bert
Ables, Arlene
Anderson, Wlllee Rec
Ashley, Mildred
Ball, Dorothy
Ballard, Agnes
Barrett, Eloise
Behrens, Betty Jean
Bennett, Estell
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Crim, J. J.
Danner, Sam
De Lee, Scott
Denney, Jesse
Firnberg, Robert
Fullen, Cecil Ray
Ganus, Earl
Gilbert, Samuel
Gilford, Sammy
Gillespie, Hubert
Goldstien, Mitchell
Goodman, Dewitt
Goren, Mayer
Green, Ervin
Gruber, Nathan
Hicks, Johnnie
Johnson, Clarence
Jones, George
Kaplan, David
Kaufman, Stanley
Kay, William
Kerley, Wayne
Kincannon, Jack
Lacy, Paul
Lattimer, Billy
Lawrence, Joe
Lebowitz, Henry
McKinney, John
Malowitz, Stanley
Margro, S. G.
Medford, James
Mims, Clarence
Mitchell, Jack
Moore, D.
Morris, Edwin
Mullenix, Eugene
Murdock, Robert
Napier, Loyd
Oliver, Hugh
Pennington, Archie
Phillips, Durwood
Pilkinton, Lawrence
Putman, Leslie
Ray, Preston
GIRLS
Fleming, Evelyn
Ford, Margaret
Frledlander, Adele
Friedman, Ruth
Gaddis, Ethel Lee
Gibson, Bessie Lee
Golden, Ethel
Goodman, Kathryn
Bickerstaff, MagdaleneGouger, Kathryn
Biesel, Julian
Black, Dorothy
Boedecker, Dorothy
Bond, Era Grace
Brooks, Ruth
Brown, Dorothy Lyle
Brown, Juanita
Campbell, Christine
Cannon, Julie Ann
Cordella, Bessie
Coghill, Kathryn
Coleman, Bessie
Coleman, Zelda
Collins, Alice
Dagnal, Lorraine
Driscoll, Jane
Dublin, Earnestinc
Falcetti, Olga
Ferguson, Nell
Ferrell, Martha
Fischl, Helen
Goza, Genece
Gracy, Mildred
Grant, Thelma
Grossman, Sylvia
Hand, Bessie Jo
Hansen, Helen
Hass, Marguerite
High, Martha
Hollon, Dan'L
Hopper, Lucille
Hauck, Leola Mae
Huckabee, Margie
Hughes, Lillie
Hunter, Doris
Hunter, Ruth Ann
Hurst, Ruby
Jackson, Virginia
James, Tommie D.
Kelly, Doris
Kenedy, Mary
Keys, Edith
King, Carole
King, Pauline
Langley, Louise
Langley, Mary Jane
Ligon, Violet
Linn, Doris
Lynch, Margaret
McCallum, Evelyn
McKinney, Jean
Maddox, Mabel Jean
Margulis, Adalie
Meagell, Sibyl
Millican, Katherine
Mitchell, Marion
Muir, Esther
Nielsen, Corrine
Novin, Frances
Osborne, Lucille
Patton, Eleise
Paynter, Virginia
Pickhoff, Celia
Pittman, Lorraine
Poston, Cora
Poston, Nora
Price, Adelle
Pulis, Louise
Renew, Nancy
Richardson, Lucille
Richman, Ruth
Rudnick, Sarah
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Saddler, Ivan
Schlinger, Henry
Sharpe, Carlton
Sides, William
Summerville, Norman
Spross, Raymond
Stern, Arthur
Stringfellow, Lonnie
Stutts, Arthur
Sultis, James
Tobolowsky, Edwin
Watelski, Stacy
Watkins, Ellis
Watts, Curtis
Webb, Woodrow
Wilensky, Billy
Williams, Clarence
Wilson, Joe
Woodruff, Wayne
Woodside, L. N.
Wyll, Nathan
Ruttenberg, Ruth
Ruttenberg, Sara
Schneider, Sylvia
Schultz, lla Phay
Shalette, Sylvia
Silberman, Sylvia
Small, Frances
Spicer, Doris
Stevens, Lillian
Streicher, Frieda
Strickland, Doris
Stroheker, Carolyn
Temple, Vallora
Toland, Elizabeth
Tyderman, Margie
Ueckert, Elaine
Walden, Theodis
Walters, Christine
Walters, Rhelda
Wasserman, Evelyn
Waetherly, Etta Mae
Weinkrantz, Dorothy
Wheeler, Imagene
Whitaker, Frances
Whitfield, Helen
Wilson, Katheryn
Wolfe, Betty
Wolgang, Birdie
Wood, June
Woodside, Josephine
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Blanden, Taylor
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Cravens, Hewlett
Dickerson, J. W.
Dickerson, Marriot:
Dossett, Donald
Emmett, William
England, Conley
Evans, Fred
Abbott, Dorothy
Adams, Nelva
Allen, Gracie
Autry, Thelma
Bannon, Billie Frank
Barnett, Rosa Lee
Barron, Betty Joe
Bassett, Winifred
Beach, Ruth
Beeler, Bonnie Mae
Bell, Mildred
Blevins, Margarete
Bourquin, Lois
Bowland, Mary Pearl
Bragg, Louise
Bragg, Ruba
Brown, Nancy Jane
Burras, Glenelle
Calhoun, lola
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Finkelstein, Donald
Flanagan, James
Floyd, Ellsford
Floyd, W. S.
Freeman, Loy
Goff, James
Goldgar, Irving
Haney, Robert
Haney, V. Robert
Horton, Frank
Hughes, Larry
Hurley, Pershing
Jennings, Hendrick
Johnson, Harry
Johnson, Harry K.
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Covender, Georgia
Chaffin, Aldra Lois
Clack, Fredna
Clem, Olive
Coker, Ruby
Dewald, Mary Louise
De Witt, Mary Ellen
Duckworth, Alene
Durham, Ethel Lee
Eaves, Lorraine
Foster, Julia
Furlow, Lucille
Goodman, Maurine
Krusz, Val
Lackey, Adelle
Le Flore, Gilbert
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Peterman, Jack
Potts, George
Redlinger, Rudolph
Mrisaengill, John Paul Reed, C.
McCormick, Roy
McMath, J. B.
McQueen, Hubert
Meredith, Clyde
Miller, Clifford
Miller, Willie
Morgan, Waymond
Morris, Wayne
Nelson, Clayton
Parks, F. L.
Perlstein, Hillel
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Haskins, La Verne
House, Hazel
Howell, Marjorie
Johnson, Anna Bell
Keneagh, Mary
Korpianock, Emilie
Rubin, Milton
Sachs, Jack
Scheffer,'Herman
Searcy, Arthur
Smith, Emanuel
Starling, Walter
Stiles, Sanford
Strangi, Sam
Thurmond, Robert
Watkins, William
Wyly, Robert
Ray, Dorsey
Reeder, Lois
Robbins, Louise
Shepherd, Marian
Shipley, Dorothy
Sibert, Irene
Leibundgut, Gertrude Simon, Dorothy J.
Looney, Dorothy
Luna, Nellie
McNeans, Jessie
Mamon, Susie
Meahlmafi, Dorothy
Mocre, Pauline
Norfolk, Gladys
Gray, Mary Elizabeth Perryman, Gertie
Grubbs, Juanita
Harrison, Helen
Henderson, Berniece
Price, June
Puckett, Joanna
Pullen, Juanita
Smith, Patsy
Sooter, Erleen
Spicer, Virginia
Stein, Esther
Stevenson, Rosalie
Summer, Martha Grace
Utay, Gertrude
Wallace, Penn Rose
Weaver, Pauline
White, Annette
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Barr, Alex
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Bopp, Richard
Bordelon, Jack
Bourland, Jack
Boyd, H. A.
Butler, Harold
Campbell, W.
Carpenter, Glenn
Carr, Joe
Clark, H. G.
Clasby, Martin
Cobbell, Harry
Cook, John
Culbrik, Steve
Daugherty, Ernest
Daugherty, Sam
Denton, Randall
Eaton, Clarence
Ely, Bernard
Embry, Jack
Emerson, Kenneth
Abee, Mary Iidythe
Abrahamson, James
Allen, Evelyn
Allison, Wilma
Bassett, Dorothy
Bateman, Violet
Baumgardner, Elizabeth
Bell, Georgia Lee
Bell, Jimmie
Bell, Madelyn
Bennett, Lena
Bierner, Sally
Blasser, Marjorie
Bledsoe, Frances
Bolin, Virginia
Boshart. Pauline
Briggs, Ruby
Brock, Georgia
Brooks, Pauline
Camp, Lota Mae
Carothers, Lurlynne
Carter, Louise
Catlett, Maudine
Catlett, Vaudine
Cherry, Margaret
Clark, Carieta
Clearman, Bobbie
Cleveland, Eunice
Coffman, Stella Mae
Cooper, Geneva
Coward, Geraldine
Cox, Nova Mae
Cox, Ruby Lee
Cox, Ruth
Crook, Blanche
Engleman, Max
Fair, Charles
Fallin, W. C.
Farrar, Boyce
Fisher, Dewey
Frank, Herbert
Freedman, Harold
Gigleman, L. A.
Godfrey, Harlen
Goidl, Irving
Gooch, Golay
Goodstein, Barnett
Goss, Roland
Graham, Jack
Griifis, Henry
Hall, Henry
Hancock, John
Haney, J. L.
Hardwick, Walter
Hargrave, Horace
Harrison, Harvey
Hoffman, Mervin
Holland, Bill
Innerhofer, Eugene
Crow, Lorraine
Daniel, Jeannette
Davis, Frances
Davis, Leeta Fae
De Wees, Helen
De Maio, Doris
Duck, Marguerite
Dunbar, Ruth
Dunn, Juanita
Eckeberger, Ethel
Elam, Evelyn
Epstein, Edna Ruth
Ericson, Louise
Fain, Selba
Ferguson, Fay
Fischl, Rosalec
Fletcher, Dhal Blake
Fonberg, Angeline
Fowler, Audrey
France, Evelyn
Framaun, Helen
Fullinger, Dorothy
Gaches, Kathryn
Genthner, Nellie Ruth
Glenn, Thelma
Golden, Margaret
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Jacobs, Edwin
Jarvis, Lazell
Jez, Adolph
Jones, Charles
Jordan, Douglas
Kahn, Leon
Kellum, Lloyd
Keyser, Bud
Killey, Berry
Lee, Bertrand
Levin, Eugene
Levit, Fred
Lewellen, J. T.
Loyd, Eugene
Lynn, Albert
McAdams, Henry
McBride, Harvey
McClaren, William
McCoy, L. C.
McCullough, William
McKnight, Harris
McMeans, Jack
McSpadden, Warren
Marshall, Clifford
GIRLS
Harris, Juanita
Haynes, Patsy
Hemphill, Elizabeth
Hendricks, Otha Mae
Hemneumuth, Mariean
Henry, Virginia
Herzstein, Ruth
Hill, Emma Louise
Holtman, Dixie
Horton, Odelle
Hoyle, Bernice
Husband, Myrtle
Israel, Elsie Rose
James, Kathryn
Jefferies, Mary Louise
Jenkins, Jay
Jones, Clarice
Jones, Josephine
Karchmer, Joyce
Karr, Mary
Kirkland, Mattie Rose
Lamb, Blanche Edna
La Quey, Winona
Lasseter, Earline
Leaming, Jean
Lehwald, Helen
Levine, Frances
Goodman,Idelle Mildred Levy, Helen
Gregiory, Lillian
Grennan, Celia
Griffin, Wanda
Hacker, Betty
Hahn, Norma
Hall. Ethel Mae
Hamlin, Bobbie Fern
Lewis, Edith
McCabe, Jo Nell
McClendon, Norma
McDonald, Frances
McIntyre, Janice
McKinney, Mildred
McLausson, Doris
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Miller, Lon L.
Moseley, Walter
Murrah, Cornelius
Nichols, Jimmie
Paternostro, Emanuel
Patton, Peter
Pease, William
Pierce, Charles
Poole, Frank
Rabinowitz, Henry
Redd, Cecil
Renz, H. Stagg
Rieter, Stanley
Robertson, Everett
Runnels, Elbert
Sanders, Weldon
Schreiber, Philip
Schwartz, Martin
Sears, Warren
Shannon, James
Shaw, Albert
Simmons, Horace
Slaughter, Billy
Mabray, Mary Louise
Marcell, Edith
Marker, Frances
Mayes, Margarite
Meador, Eula Mae
Miller, Barbara
Miller, La Vone
Moody, Marie
Moore, Gene
Moore, Lois
Oliver, Juanita
Osborne, Joyce
Owens, Mildred
Paroski, Martha
Pasche, Margaret
Paulson, Wava
Phillips, Opal
Phillips, Racheal
Pierce, Hazel
Poirier, Dorothy
Poole, Mae Dawn
Primrose, Alice
Pruitt, Helen
Read, Margie
Reeves, Lenora
Replin, Cecile
Rice, Erma
Southern, Harry
Stampley, Henry
Steer, Buford
Stockard, Thomas
Strange, Jack
Strickland, Coy
Summerfield, Edward
Taylor, Bennie
Thomas, Harvey
Thomas, J. D.
Thrower, Wallace
Travis, Thomas
Tribble, Dale
Utay, Arnold
Vann, Harold
Wadsworth, Howard
Walters, Harold
Walters, Howard
Weathersby, Cleaburn
Wigbels, Lawrence
Wilson, William
Woelfley, Karl
Woodall, James
Young, William
Salee, Florence '
Sandford, Margaret Ann
Scogin, Ethelyn
Sears, Inez
Sorenson, Hattie
Stanglin, Mary
Stateler, Ruth
Stephens, Florriei 'Lee
Stovall, Alyeen
Sullivan, Rosemary
Swain, Marjorie
Taylor, Etheleen
Thorn, Elsie Mae
Toberny, Marie
Tobolowsky, Harriet
Tiyree, Juanita
Van Huss, Margaret
Varner, June
Waller, Evalyn
Watelsky, Elaine
Weaver, Daisy
Welch, Edith
Whaley, Vera
White, Anita
Wild, Pauline
Willis, Leora
Wilson, Vivian
Richardson, Mary Alice Winn, Dorothy
Roberson, Marguerite
Rogers, Freda
Rolnick, Kathryn
Rope, Earline
Rubin, Betty Rose
Rude, Selma
Runnels, Dorothy
Wittkower, June
Woodford, June
Worthham, Joy
Wright, Theresa
Young, Virginia
Zimmerman., Frances
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Aschner, Irvin
Aucoin, James
Batthrop, H. C.
Bennett, Bernard
Benningfield, Bod
Beville, William
Brice, O. E.
Bond, Clarence
Brian, David
Bryant, C. L.
Burns, Herschel
Butcher, Dave
Cade, Eugene
Calhoun, Bob
Cawthorn, Ishmael
Chapman, Everett
Coleman, Charles
Compton, Irwin
Dansby, Donald
Drennan, T. J.
Duckworth, Ernest
Aitken, Gloria
Alexander, Louise
Alexander, Thelma
Allison, Peggy
Ballard, Ruth
Barrow, Opal
Becker, Mildred
Biggerstaff, Helen
Bigham, Alene
Bopp, Elizabeth
Bradley, Dorothy
Bramlett, Marie
Brilling, Celia Ann
Brown, Roberta
Buckley, Edna
Bunievatz, Helen
Burnett, Annie Bell
Burnett, Madeline
Canday, Mary Virginia
Clark, Ruth
Cohn, Bernice
Conner, Elizabeth
Conway, Frances
Cope, Lois
Corbett, Lois
Currie, Ida Mae
Curtis, Margaret Ann
Dees, Irene
Dent, Marian
Duckworth, Bertha
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Faircloth, Laveenan
Ferguson, Owens
Flanagan, J. D.
Fleming, Holland
Fleming, Hollis
Gappleburg, Gus
Garrison, Pat
Gillian, Cullen
Goodman, David
Green, Edward
Harkness, Vernon
Harmon, Harold
Harris, Brice
Hickman, Robert
Hiett, Edgar
Hitchcock, Warner
Hurt, O. B.
Jackson, Ralph
Johnson, Johnnie
Keller, Blanton
Kleine, Bernard
Knight, Marvin
Krakoff, Jerome
Leon, Louis
Love, Bertrand
McKenzie, Barnie
McWilliams, Robert
Michaelson, Erwin
Michaelson, Jack
Moore, Gray
Moore, W. A.
Moxeley, Robert
Nelson, Floyd
Parrish, Ben
Patrick, Dallas
Perkins, Morgan
Perlstein, Leonard
Phillips, Jimmie
Pokladnik, Emil
Poole, George
Reif, Henry
Robins, J. B.
Rogers, Thomas
Scott, O. Q.
GIRLS
Duke, Dorothy
Duncan, Minnie Mae
Emerson, Bettie
Evans, Juanita
Evans, Mary Evelyn
Fain, Beverly
Feldman, Rose
Ferguson, Casie
Fisher, Retha Virginia
Gee, Katherine
Grisson, Irene
Guynes, Norma Gene
Hages, Vivian
Hagewood, Mary Louise
Harakon, Dorothy
Harbold, Lillian C.
Harris, Bernice
Harris, Sarah
Hass, Vera
Hovins, Loraine
Hawkins, Fannie
Hernandel, Eloisa
Hight, Dorothy
Houckins, Agnes
Howard, Billie Jo
Howard, Kathryn
Jordon, Mary K.
Kellum, Adelina
King, Jeanette
Kissinger, Mary Ruth
Lawton, Francis
Lester, Florence
Ligenberg, Sarah
Logon, Velma
McFadden, Juanita
McKennedy, Virginia
McSpadden, Charlotte
McWilliams, Margie
Mankins, Ruth
Mann, Merle
Maxwell, Lillian
Mitchell, Mary Alice
Moore, Fay
Mueller, Mattie Lee
Newell, Hulene
Newman, Lorraine
O'Donnell, Dorothy
Pannell, Verda Lee
Passons, Brownie
Peirce, Mary Virginia
Peren, Maple
Perkins, Irene
Phelps, Rose Mary
Pokladnick, Mary
Polakoff, Maxine
Potts, Hildagarde
Reed, Vera Lois
Richardson, Theda Ma
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Sims, Ira
Slocum, Curtis
Smith, Leslie
Spangler, Eugene
Stafford, Billie
Stuart, Walter
Stokes, John
Summers, John
Taylor, W. S.
Tillery, Arthur
Tucker, Ward
Wade, Horace
Wald, Sol
Weatherman, Gordon
Weber, David
Weil, Carl
Williams, Granwell
Willman, John
Wilson, Claude
Wright, William
Wrights, Ted
Riddle, Chloe Dell
Ripple, Mable Ruth
Rogers, Billie Louise
Ross, Genevieve
Rubin, Bernice
Rupard, Flo Marie
Russell, Jane
Sanders, Cora
Saunders, Mildred
Sheppard, Norma
Smith, La Nora May
Stephenson, Delma
Stevenson, Bernice
Stowe, Mary Lou
Stroud, Hattie Mae
Stutts, Ruth
Tinker, Mary Evelyn
Traylor, Myrtle
Vestal, Mary Lou
Wade, Rachel
Walling, Dolores
Walling, Mary Elizabeth
Walters, Retha
Wells, Nancy
Wertz, Loraine
Weatherell, Anita
White, Mary Lee
Witt, Virginia Nell
Yates, May Dell
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Anderson, Charles
Bailey, Charles
Bayans, Roy
Becker, Irvin
Benat, Paul Henry
Benno, Louis
Biggerstalf, Billy Joe
Blalock, Roscoe
Bogie, Billy
Bond, Harry
Borah, Kenneth
Briggs, Herbert
Brown, Harry
Broyles, Cecil
Burnett, Lloyd
Burns, Earl
Burnside, Robert
Calcagno, Brazil
Cecil, O. B.
Clark, Tom
Colletti, Joe
Colletti, Sam
Combs, Durwood
Cordey, Eugene
Cross, R. G.
Currie, Norman
Curry, Odell
Day, Billie
Dempsey, Thomas
Abraham, Frieda
Abramson, Ruth
Achilles, Kathleen
Ahlfinger, Irene
Akard, Betty
Alexander, Pauline
Alford, Mary Jo
Allen, Alice
Bailey, Dorothy
Baise, Eugenia
Bane, Helen
Beckham, Shirley
Becknell, Caroline
Bethel, Murlene
Birkett, Aurora
Blackenship, Estell
Blasser, Shirley
Boldt, Melba
Borah, Ruby
Bowland, Frances
Boyd, Mary Nell
Briggs, Mary Helen
Brin, Jacqueline
Britt, Doris
Britton, Ramona
Brodnax, Katherine
Brown, Mellonee
Brown, Naomi
Broyles, Alna
Buckner, Lillian
Busby, Virginia
Carpenter, Kathleen
Donosky, Harold
Duca, Lewis
Dunbar, George
Dunn, George
Ehney, Taylor
Ellis, Solon
Faircloth, Ronnie
Ford, Ben
Gallagher, John
George, R. C.
Gillespie, Tom
Glass, Murvel
Grafton, William
Hague, George
Hallack, Fred
Hanson, Charles
Harman, Travis
Harris, Olin
Hatchl, Marcus
Haynes, Leon
Hayth, James
Hendrix, Wesley
Herndon, Charles
Howe, August
Huddleston, Earl
Humphrey, Barney
lngran, Buford
Jim, Tony
Johnson, Robert
Jones, Alfred
Cavender, Martha
Clesi, Josephine
Coe, Rosalie
Cole, Marjorie
Cooper, Margaret
Corchine, Selma
Dafft, Louisel
Daniel, Kathryn
Daniels, Earline
Davis, Anita
De Gelia, Anna
Edwards, Gwendolyn
Ennis, Francine
Emmett, Madelyn
Engelberg, Ruth
Epstein, Margaret
Evert, Phoebe
Falcetti, Sylvia
Farrar, Mary
Foster, Mary Evelyn
Freeland, Marjorie
Gibbs, Josephine
Gilbert, Mary Elizabeth
Glanton, Bernice
Goff, Roberta
Grahm, Doris
Gray, Achsah
Hages, Vivian
Hammond, Bernice
Hancock, Juanita
Hanks, Margaret
Harris, Peggy
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B o Y s
Jones, Harold
Jordon, Cecil
Kellum, J. C.
Kresek, Harold
Lavine, Norman
Lazarus, Pete
Lee, William
Leggett, Billy
Levin, Sol
Levy, Lester
Levy, Samuel
Lewallen, Jack
Light, Sidney
Lillebridge, Herbert
Lind, Chester
Line, George
Lomas, Robert
Lyles, Clifford
McCuthcheon, Robert
McKenzie, Sidney
Maxwell, Jott
Mead, Allen
Miller, W. J.
Miltner, Bennie
Mitchell, Robert
Montgomery, Mike
Morris, Edgar
Mueller, Albert
Murk, William
GIRLS
Heine, Mollie Grace
Helvey, Juanita
Henderson, Vivian
Henenberg, Rosalie
Herndon, Margaret
Hiegel, Louise
Hodde, Rosalee
Hoskins, Johnnie J.
House, Edith
Hull, Lettie Ree
Hunter, Francis
Hunter, Mildred
Hanner, Ida Lee
Jefferies, Agnes
Jenkins, Earline
Johnson, Billy
Karlan, Margaret
Kaufman, Rose
Lee, Mary Elizabeth
Lewallen, Nick Corinne
Lichtenstein, Marian
Lichenstein, Ruth
Lively, Margaret
Loper, Bernice
Lovelady, Audrey
McClain, Eloverne
McCullough, Gene
McFarland, Lillian
McQueen, Kathryn
Mahoney, Jean
Malone, Roberta
Marcus, Rose
Murphy, Jesse
Murray, J. E.
Michaelson, Jack
Okon, Simon
Orr, Ray
O'Shea, David
Packwood, Claire
Pennington, Otha Lee
Phillips, Jack
Podhrasky, Julius
Pribble, Norman
Ralston, Alton
Raskin, Herman
Ray, Lee
Reaves, Vernon
Richard, Louis
Ricker, John
Robbins, Knox
Roberts, James
Rogan, Leonard
Ruttenberg, Jake
Salmon, Quinton
Satterwhite, Carl
Saunders, Harold
Schackman, Elton
Schellenberg, Albert
Scott, Bob
Scott, Raymond
Seay, Hugh
Mims, Kathryn Jo
Mize, Mavis
Moore, Anita
Moore, Hilda
Moseley, Mary
Murray, Ray
Myre, Evelyn
Newman, Billie Fred
Nicodemus, Dorothy
Mielsen, Juanita
Padgett, Francine
Parks, Eva
Patrick, Lelia
Patterson, Ina
Pierce, Bessie
Pierce, Dorothy
Potts, Joyce Marie
Ragsdale, Ursuline
Ray, Marcia
Ray, Ola
Ray, Orlene
Reckley, Hazel
Reckley, Helen
Reisberg, Silvia
Rener, Bessie
Richardson, Norma
Robbins, Lola
Robertson, .
Anne Kathryne
Rogers, Isabell
Rogers, Naomi
Rosenbloom, Fannie
Shalette, Jerry
Sherman, Charles
Sherman, Thomas
Sides, Harold
Simon, Lawrence
Smith, Charles
Smith, Donald
Smith, Edgar
Stone, Jimmy
Taylor, Orville
Tiffen, Jimmie
Tucker, Albert
Tullis, Ray
Tunnell, Merlin
Turk, Howard
Vardaman, Calvin
Vance, Wesley
Wall, Morris
Watts, Louis
Weatherly, O. L.
Whittaker, W. T.
Williams, Carol
Williams, Robert
Willis, Connette
Wright, Ira
Wylie, Morris
Young, Haskell
Young, J. B.
Zimmerman, Milton
Rosa, Norma
Saffir, Gloria
Satterwhite, Flora
Scarlotta, Doris Mae
Segell, Mabel
Sharber, Joy Marie
Shook, Roberta
Sisk, Evelyn
Smith, Billie
Snodgrass, Mary
Starling, Dorothy
Stover, Eileen
Streicher, Elsie
Taukus, Sarah
Taylor, Dorothy
Teel,Ione
Thorn, Minnie Lu
Tibbetts, Leola
Tiner, June
Tolerton, Sara
Turk, Melva
Valcik, Olga
Waggoner, Kimberlien
Waggoner, Mattie
Walker, De Lois
Wallace, Gladys
Walters, Bernice
Walters, Bcrnita
Watts, Annie Waldon
Webb, Lilyan
Weinstein, Anne
White, Wilma
Carter, Alma Harnison, Martha Margules, Betty Ruth Ross, Elilabefh Wdlleford, Opal
Casey, Mildred Hawkins, Lois Messina, Josephine ROS2l1g3l'!El', Inez Woelfley, Katherine
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Allen, K. W.
Arnold, Grady
Arrant, Alfred
Ballard, Crawford
Barker, Wayne
Bell, Walter
Boland, Clarence
Boroustein, Hymie
Braun, Milton
Brown, Floyd
Buchanon, Dick
Burks, Guy
Carter, Thomas
Chinnis, Gerald
Christian, Wayne
Clanton, Arone
Cockrell, Derwood
Colletti, Angelo
Creech, James
Davis, Homer
Daves, Walter
DeLaughter, Armond
Dorman, J. T.
Adams, Edith
Barnes, Marjorie
Barrow, Veda Mae
Berenan, Helen
Beverley, Elizabeth
Blair, Margaret
Boatman, Verbena
Bohn, Alta Mae
Bowers, Emil
Bramlett, Billie Louise
Broom, Minnie Lee
Brown, Lillie Mae
Burton, Frances
Cordella, Anna
Cordella, Josie
Carver, Dorothy
Clark, Barbara
Clark, Lorene
Clevinger, Madeline
Clopp, Ruby Lee
Cohen, Rosalie
Coker, Ruth
Crane, Dora Frances
Cunningham, Ophelia
Dagnal, Kathleen
Dickhout, Margaret
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Drown, Paul
Ekberg, Ted
Emerson, Charles
Fischl, Henry
Freeman, Joe
Fuston, J. W.
Gentsch, James
Golman, Joe
Grabstald, Harry
Grant, James
Hansen, Thomas
Helvey, Wilbur
Henry, Owen
Hernandez, Allen
Harrington, Eugene
Harr, Owen
Hranicky, James
Hurst, D. A.
Johnson, Earl
Jones, Billy
Jones, Robert
Kahler, J. D.
Kerbow, Earl
Kosan, Ernest
McCoy, Kid
McDonald, Edward
McManemin, Billy
McNeal, Allen
Madison, J. W.
Martin, Bert
Melaun, Emanuel
Melton, Philip
Miller, Frank
Mitchell, Herman
Morris, Russell
Nalls, Louis
Nelson, Paul
Nesom, Charles
Nordhans, D.
Pasqua, Tony
Patrick, Bobbie
Phelps, William
Ragsdale, Eugene
Richmond, Bennie
Robbins, Leo
Sakellarion, Andrew
GIRLS
Daugherty, Margaret
Farmer, June
Fatheree, Billy Jane
Fineglass, Annie
Fox, Beatrice
France, Wyona
Grandee, Margaret
Hale, Juanita
Hancock, Mary
Harlan, Margaret
Hensley, Lydie Fay
Hiers, Warrena
Houck, Betty Jane
Hubig, Bessie
Hudson, Dorothy
Hudson, Helen
Huffstutter, Louise
Hunter, Ruth
Jacobi, Bernice
Johnson, Dorothy
Johnson, Marcelle
Jones, Joyce
Kahler, Ophelia
Karchmer, Beverly
Kelley, Etha
Kingston, Omic
Kousal, Erneive
Kovnat, Frances
Kynard, Imagene
Le Blanc, Helen
Lockhart, Bammah
Maffett, Hilda
Mahaffey, Glendell
Massey, Fannie Rae
McCray, Grace
McDonald, Mary Frances
Means, Peytona
Nelson, Juanita
Nutt, Amy Lee
Owens, Georgia
Pamplin, Catherine
Passons, Christine
Payne, Marie
Perkins, Martha
Prewitt, Velda Mae
Price, Kathryn
Ransom, Kathryn
Reckley, Dorothy
Russell, Mildred
Sasse, Verna
Sakis, Andrew
Seltzer, Marcus
Sigel, Marvin
Singer, Milton
Slackney, Edward
Smith, Jack
Smith, L. E.
Spelling, Aaron
Spelling, Daniel
Thomas, Eugene
Thornell, Tyra
Tobolowsky, Jack
Truman, Corbie
Watts, Simpson
West, Charles
Williams, Edward
Wilson, Robert
Wilson, Woodrow
Withrow, Alvin
Woody, James
Worley, Ben
Yarbrough, Billie
Zabbia, Joe
Scott, Ruth
Schackelford, Frances
Shelton, Mabel
Shotwell, Mildred
Simon, Virginia
Skotak, Bessie
Smith, Jeanette
Smith, Marjorie
Smith, Patricia
Soloiva, Myrtle Bell
Stevenson, May Nell
Sullenger, Hattie Nell
Taylor, Sarah
Thurman, Mary Louise
Tiner, Agnes
Trammel, Bertha
Wells, Allena
Wharton, Wilma
Widemon, Elizabeth
Wintixrman, Leah
Wood, Kathryn
Worsham, Pearl
Wright, Helen
Wright, Mary Jane
Yarberry, Itonia
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Born uly 5 1919
Dled March 7 1936
JACK GRAHAM
Born january 14 1920
Dxed March 11 1936
VIRGINIA ADAMS
Born September 18 1919
D1ed March 14 1936
KATHRYN JAMES
Born January 8, 1921
Died March 29, 1936
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HARRY E. MENEZES HOWARD HIEGEL
Commamlanf Lieutenarzt-Colonel
R. O. T. C.
The 1935-36 term has been one of great activity for the
Forest Avenue High School Military Department. The
military department has put out teams in various compe-
titions. The rifle teams took part in the two All City
Shoulder-to-Shoulder Rifle Matches, and although our team
did not win, they made a good showing for themselves, the
corps, and the school. A crack platoon was sent to the Fort
Worth Competitive Drill, and a company of picked cadets
took part in the Crack Company Drill under the command
of Colonel Hiegel, and under the guidance of the comman-
dant, Major Harry E. Menezes. Eight oflicers will graduate
in June. If they are replaced by men just as efficient as they
are, the corps will be even more successful next year.
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Lieutenant-Colonel Howard Hiegel RC'Xtll'lL'llfd! C0ll717ZdlIdC'l'
Major Paul Finkelstein ---- - Executive Ojfcm'
First Lieutenant Stanley Kaufman - - - - Adjutant
Second Lieutenant Edwin Tobolowsky - Ilztelligence Officer
Second Lieutenant Stanley Malowitz - - supply Ojficer
First Lieutenant Woodrow Tsukahara -----
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First Lieutenant Albert Weinberg - Assistant Commandant
First Lieutenant Arthur Harris - - Assistant Commandant
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Boedeker, Wilson
Second Lieutenant:
Lacy, Paul
First Sergmnts:
Canada, Wilson
Legg, Corbett
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Luttrell, Buford
Corporals:
Allen, L. D.
Barr, Alex
Chatten, Tommie
Napier, Lloyd
Renz, Stagg
Schackman, Harold
Thurmond, Robert
Wigbels, Lawrence
Company A Roster
Privates:
Anderson, Eugene
Aschner, Irvin
Boyd, H. A.
Ballard, Crawford
Bice, O. E.
Bird, Harold
Butcher, Dave
Bogie, Billy
Calhoun, Jesse
Calhoun, Bob
Candiotta, Theodore
Clark, Tommy
Colletti, Joe
Combs, Weldon
Davis, Walter
Drennan, T. J.
Emerson, Kenneth
Gilliam, Cullen
Gross, Ben
Green, Edward
Goren, Mayer
Goff, James
Hiett, Edgar
Johnson, Clarence
Jones, Harold
Kellum, J. C.
Kelly, Bennie
Kreck, Harold
McCutcheon, Robert
McKnight, Harris
Sims, Ira
Sommerville, Norman
Stafford, Billy
Taylor, Bennie
Vance, Wesley
Walters, Harold
Walters, Howard
Wrights, Ted
McSpadden, Warren Attached:
Michaelson, Erwin
Murphy, Jesse
Patrick, Dallas
Pohdrasky, Julius
Pribble, Norman
Robbins, B.
Roberts, James
Rogers, Thomas
Saddler, Ivan
Scheifer, Herman
Shaw, Albert
Sherman, Thomas
Hiegel, Howard
Lt. Colonel
Finkelstein, Paul
Major
Kaufman, Stanley
lst Lieutenant
Tsukahara, Woodrow
2nd Lieutenant
Harris, Arthur
2nd Lieutenant
Achilles, Chester
Sergeant
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Captain: P!'il'clff'S1
Miller, Jack
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Kincannon, Jack
Second Liezzlenanfxz
Thurmond, Robert
Woodruff, Scott
Sergraufs:
Bullman, Abe
Campbell, Roy
DeLee, Scott
Stern, Arthur
Corjmralx:
Aronofsky, Julius
Danner, Sam
Dickerson, Marrion
Fisher, Dewey
Mims, Clarence
Morris, Edwin
Bell, Walter
Beville, William
Borah, Kenneth
Carter, Thomas
Chapman, Everett
Christian, Wayne
Colletti, Angelo
Cozby, Earl
Dansby, Donald
Daugherty, Sam
Dickerson, J. W.
Ellsford, Lloyd
Fair, Charles
Godfrey, Harlen
Goodman, Jack
Graham, Jack
Hancock, John
Hardwick, Walter
Hoffman, Merwin
Ingram, James
Kerbow, Earl
Kerley, Wayne
King, Louis
Krakoif, Jerry
Lebowitz, Henry
Loyd, Eugene
Margro, S. G.
McNeal, Allen
Mead, Allen
Melaun, Emanuel
Michaelson, Jack
Murray, J. E.
Nelson, Bevly
Nesom, Charles
Sakerllario, Andrew
Saunders, John
Sears, Warren
Smith, Charles
Spangler, Eugene
Summerfield, Edward
Wald, Sol
Watts, Curtis
Watts, Lewis
Weber, David
Wilson, Bill
Woodall, James
Worley, Ben
Wright, William
Wyly, Robert
Nichols, Jimmie Aflarbed:
Nicholson, Jack
Pennington, Archie
Potts, George
Ray, Preston
Malowitz, Stanley
2nd Lieutenant
Tobolowsky, Edwin
2nd Lieutenant
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Wittkower, Louis
Second Livufw1anfs:
Cook, Bert
Schlinger, Henry
Sergeanls:
Daugherty, Jean
Hughes, Larry
Corporalsz
Ables, Willis
Berry, Sherley
Firnberg, Robert
McKinney, John
Patton, Peter
Russell, J. D.
Privates:
Bayans, Ray
Bond, Clarence
Bond, Harry
Bonnet, Billy
Burnside, Robert
Company C Roster
Campbell, W.
Carson, N. A.
Chastant, Claude
Clark, Frederick
Clasby, Martin
Curry, Odell
Ferguson, Owen
Fleming, Wesley
Freedman, Harold
Gooch, Golay
Gouldman, Joe H.
Grifhs, Henry
Halleck, Fred
Hernandez, Allen
Hicks, John
Humphrey, Barney
Ingram, Buford
Jones, George
Lazaros, Pete
Levy, Lester
Lynn, Albert
Mueller, Albert
Nalls, Louis
Oliver, Hugh
Perlstein, Leonard
Redlinger, Rudolph
Schreiber, Philip
Scott, O. Q.
Searcy, Arthur
Shannon, James
Sharp, Carlton
Sherman, Charles
Smith, L. C.
Smith, Leslie
Steward, Walter
Stockard, Thomas
Strange, Jack
Strickland, Coy
Wall, Jake
Wall, Morris
Williams, William
Yonack, Joseph
MCCQY, AffdClJFd!
McCoy, L. C.
Montgomery, Mike
Weinberg, Albert
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Stallcup, Billy
First Lieufemmf:
Dansby, Sam
Second Licutvnants:
Henderson, Floyd
Steindam, Albert
Scrgeunts:
Anderson, Frank
Johnston, Alfred
Corporals:
Arndt, John
Bone, Fred
Boyd, Donald
Holland, Bill
Putman, Leslie
Privules:
Bond, Hezzie
Burns, Earl
Burns, Herschel
Butler, Harold
Carp, Robert
Colletti, Sam
Compton, lrwin
Company D Roster
Crowder, John
Day, Bill
Drowns, Paul
Ellis, Solon
Farrar, Boyce
Fleming, Hollis
Ford, Ben
Foster, Dean
Fuston, W.
Hanson, Charles
Harrison, Harvey
Herndon, Charles
Huddleston, James
Johnson, Robert
Keller, Blanton
Kruzs, Val
Lavine, Norman
Lee, Bertrand
Lee, William
Levit, Fred
Lewellen, J. T.
Lind, Chester
Little, Hubert
Littlebridge, Herbert
Lomas, Robert
Lyles, Clifford
Maxwell, Jott
McBride, Harvey
McKinney, Melvin
Medford, James
Melton, Alton
Murk, Billy
Patrick, Bobbie
Phelps, William
Phillips, Jack
Poole, George
Ralston, Alton
Reaves, Vernon
Ricker, John
Rieter, Stanley
Robbins, Knox
Robins, Leo
Ruttenberg, Jake
Sides, Harold
Simon, Lawrence
Smith, Donald
Spross, Raymond
Stiles, Sanford
Thomas, Harvey
Tobolowsky, Jack
Tucker, Ward
Vardaman, Calvin
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Firsf Lieufwzazzzivz
Reaney, Dave
Redus, L. C.
Second Lieutenants:
Aronofsky, David
Barnett, Sam Louis
Sc'rgz'un1fs:
Arnoldt, Herman Gordon
Rogers, Coleman
Corjzorals:
Gigglemun, L. A.
Hafter, Joe
Smith, P. O.
Pritfafesz
Arrant, Alfred
Buchanan, David
Ely, Bernard
Fnllin, W. C.
Fischl, Henry
Gandy, Monty
Goldstein, Mitchell
Green, Erwin
Haytzh, James
Latimer, Billy
Levin, Sol
Light, Sidney
Mc.Manemin, Billy
Moore, J. D.
Parks, F. L.
Poklanik, Emil
Poole, Frank
Schackman, Elton
Slackney, Edward
Thrower, George
Thrower. Wallace
Wade, Horace
Willis, Connette
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F1RsT LIEUTENANT JACK KINCANNON, Instructor
Captain Billy Stallcup
First Lieutenant Louis Wittkower
First Lieutenant Sam Dansby
Second Lieutenant T. Wayrie Wfoodruff
Second Lieutenant Sam Barnett
Corporal Stagg Renz
Corporal John McKinney
Corporal Leslie Putman
Corporal Edwin Morris
Private Clarence Bond
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Bolthrop, H. C.
Boland, Clarence
Bond, Hezzie
Boroustein, Hymie
Burnett, Lloyd
Carson, N. A.
Daugherty, Sam
Dorman, J. T.
Dunn, George
Ehney, Taylor
Gappelberg, Gus
Gentsch, Jimmie
Goodman, Idelle
Hargrave, Horace
Haynes, Leon
Hendrix, Wesley
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MEMBERS
Huddleston, Earl
Huddleston, James
Jones, Alfred
Jones, Harold
Kellum, Lloyd
Koson, Ernst
Maxwell, Jott
McBride, Harvey
McKenzie, Sidney
McManemin, Billy
Michaelson, Ervin
Mitchell, Herman
Mitchell, Jack
Morris, Russell
Mortin, Bert
Mosely, Walter
Murdock, Robert
Nalls, Louis
Perkins, Morgan
Raskin, Herman
Rogers, Thomas
Sakis, Andrew
Seltzer, Marcus
Smith, Donald
Turk, Howard
Vann, Harold
West, Charles
Williams, Robert
Withrow, Alvin
Woodtlll, James Jr
Woodrow, Wilson
Wfright, W. T.
Wrights, Ted
Young, Haskell
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Miss LOUISE WILCOX, Direcfor
Arnoldt, G. H.
Brodnax, Katherine
Broyles, Eugene
Ely, Bernard
Frank, Hubert
Goren, Mayer
Haynes, Patsy
Huebler, Paul
Kosan, Ernest
McMnnemin, Billy
Moxley, Robert
Muir, Esther
Pickett, Ethel
Podhrasky, Julius
Pool, Frank
Shepherd, Norma
Stowe, Mary Lou
Thorne, Robert
Whittus, Bernice
Willis, Connette
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Brooks, Lilly
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Castles, Chester Ray
Chenault, Genevieve
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Cobbel, Edith
Allen, Evelyn
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Bradley, Dorothy
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Catlett, Maudine
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Carpenter, Kathleen
Clearman, Bobbie
Clem, Olive
Conner, Elizabeth
Crow, Loraine
Davis, Anita
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Coghill, Katherine
Collins, Alice
Cook, Bertha
Cordelia, Bessie
Ferguson, Nell
Foster, julia
Hayes, Earline
High, Martha
Hughes, Lillie
Knotts, Margaret
Krausnick, Thelma
Liebundgut, Gertrude
Linn, Doris
Maddox, Mabel Jean
McBride, Dorothy
McKenzie, Helen
McMeans, Jessie
Mullings, Marcille
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Osborne, Lucille
Osborne, Katherine
Perryman, Gertie
Pittman, Lorraine
Pulis, Louise
Ritter, Evelyn
Rudnick, Sarah
Sanders, Nova Ellene
MARY UBERMAN, Leader
Di Maio, Doris
Eaves, Lorraine
Erickson, Louise
Fain, Beverley
Ferguson, Faye
Hemphill, Elizabeth
Henenberg, Rosalie
Howell, Marjorie
Jenkins, Joy
Keneagh, Mary
Fletcher, Dahl Blake La Foy, Marjorie
Fowler, Audrey
Lester, Florence
Fullington, Dorothy Mabry, Mary Louise
Gee, Katherine
Glenn, Thelma
Goff, Roberta
Graham, Doris
Mann, Merle
Marcell, Edith
Mason, Katherine
McClendon, Norma
Gray, Mary Elizabeth McKinney, Mildred
Gregory, Lillian
Hacker, Betty
Hagewood, Mary
De Wald, Mary Louise Louise
Dewitt, Mary Ellen
Hancock, ,Iuanita
McWilliams, Marjorie
Mehlman, Dorothy
Mims, Kathryn
Moody, Marie
Murray, Ray
Owens, Mildred
Paroski, Martha
Phelps, Rosemary
Phillips, Opal
Phillips, Rachel
Poirier, Dorothy
Pullen, Juanita
Putman, Evelyn
Reeder, Lois
Rener, Bessie
Ripple, Mabel Ruth
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Rogers, Freda
Rosenbloom, Fannie
Ross, Genevieve
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Sansone, Lena
Schneider, Sylvia
Spangler, Eleanor
Strickland, Doris
Walters, Christine
Watts, Olene
Weatherly, Etta Mae
Wheeler, Imogene
Woodside, Josephine
Sebert, Irene
Shepherd, Marion
Smith, Ona Mae
Smith, Patsy
Starling, Dorothy
Stover, Eileen
Stroud, Hattie Mae
Sullivan, Rosemary
Tibbets, Leola
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Van Huss, Margaret
Walters, Bernice
Weinstein, Anne
White, Wilma
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Wordwai'd, june
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Carter, Jack
Cheney, Mary Alice
Cooper, Paul
Finkelstein, Paul
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Goss, Wilson
Harlan, Billy
Hiegel, Howard
Kaplan, Sol
Kemmerle, Frances
Kirschner, Dorothy
Lichtenstein, Abe
Mundell, Margaret
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Schlinger, Regina
Sims, Neil
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Weathers, Fred
Winsor, James
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STANLEY MALOWITZ
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Bernstein, David
Campbell, Roy
Carp, Robert
Humplufus, Charles
Knipe, Wayne
Lacy, Paul
Malowitz, Stanley
Perlstein, Hillel
Tobolowsky, Edwin
Watelsky, Stacy
Barrett, Eloise
Texas History Club
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Bruton, Maxine
Coleman, Bessie
Coleman, Zelda
Dagnal, Loraine
Enix, Mary Jane
Fink, Maxine
Fleming, Evelyn
Friedlander, Adele
Golman, Ethel
Horton, Lola
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Mankins, Ruth
Novin, Frances
Novit, Sophie
Owens, Mildred
Pickett, Ethel
Silberman, Sylvia
Temple, Vallora
Wassermiln, Evelyn
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Allen, I.. D.
Aronofsky, David
Aronofsky, Julius
Avnet, Leon
Barzune, Sol
Benns, Louis
Bernstein, David
Byrd, Harold
Carp, Robert
Chastant, Claude
Combs, Weldon
De Lee, Scott
Finkelstein, Donald
Finkelstein, Paul
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Glass, Lee Dudley
Glasser, Irving
Goodman, Jack
Goodstein, Barnett
Jaffe, Irvin
Kaplan, David
Kaim, Irwin
Kellum, J. C.
Kerley, Wayne
Koben, Samuel
Lacy, Paul
Leon, Louis
Levy, Lester
Light, Sidney
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Maxwell, Jott
Mead, Allen
Miehaelson, Jack
Miller, Jack
Moxley, Robert
Patton, Peter
Pribble, Norman
Rubin, Milton
Ruttenberg, Jake
Sacks, Jack
Sebackman, I-Iarold
Schlinger, Henry
Sessel, Ralph
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Shannon, James
Sherman, Cbarles
Sides, Harold
Sonnentbeil, Louis
Stallcup, Billy
Strange, Jack
Strickland, Coy
Tobolowsky, Edwin
Turk, Harold
Utay, Arnold
Wigbels, Lawrence
Woodrud, Wayne
Zabbia, Carl
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Achilles, Kathleen
Barzune, Esther
Berman, Helen
Carpenter, Catherine
Cassata, Margaret
Bernice
Rosalec
Cohn,
Cohn,
Dunn, -luanita
Eaves, Lorraine
Enix, Mary jane
lflannigan, Clarice
Golden, Margaret
Goudman,ldelle
Harbuld, Catherine
Heine, Molly Grace
Hilly, Margaret
Horton, Lola
Israel, Elsie Rose
Kemmerle, Mary
Frances
. . Prr'Iir1mf . .
. Vim'-Pl'z'xiIfz'l1l .
. Sz'cri'fary .
. Trraxzlrrr' .
Sr'rgz'aul-al-Al'l1ls
Parlirlrmwluriurz
. . Cfiliz' . .
Spring Term
. l'rz'xirfI'ui .
Vim'-Pr'r'.viIlf-fit
. Sefrrflury .
. 7'l'l'!lXIH'!'l' .
Si'rgI'ar1l-ul-flruzi
Purliazm'nlarinu
. . Criliz' . .
MIQMBIQRSH Il'
Korpiaimck, limilie
Landwberg, Lena
Levine, Frances
Lively, Margaret
McNair, Lurline
Mehlman, Dorothy
Mullins, Dorutlly
Newman, Phena
Louise
Osborne, .Inyce
Pasclie, Margaret
Rosenberg, Ann
Rosenbloom, Fannie
Rubin, Betty Rose
Rudnitzky, Ethel
Rudnick, Sarali
Reisberg, Selma
Ruttenberg, Sarah
MARr,uLRIlI1I5In'AN'l
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E'IHIiL RUDNITZSRI'
.PHLNA LOUISL NILWMAN
. MRS. T. W. DIAI,
If9THIiR ScHwARTz
MARcII.I,I. lVlUI.LlNGS
IiMII.IL KQIIIIIANOCR
MARGARET HILLEN'
. BLRNICLL COHN
LFNA LANDSBERG
. MRS. T. W. DIAL
Segell, Mabel
Smitli, Billie
Schwartz, listher
Swain, Marinrie
Tankus, Sarah
Utay, Gertrude
Warniek, Margaret
Wilson, Kathryn
Zimmerman, Frances
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Miss DoRoTHY GERLAEII . . .
Fall
DOROTHY NOVICH .
ABE BULLMAN .
IRWIN J.KAiM . .
HELEN MCKENZIE .
PAUL FINKELSTEIN . .
LOREDA DUNI"IIiLD . .
Miss DOROTHY GERLACH
Brown, Esther
Brown, Juanita
Bryant, Marguerite
Bullman, Abe
Callahan, Una Margaret
Carp, Frances
Cassata, Margaret
Cobbel, Edith
Dodd, Bertie Lee
Dunfield, Loreda
Finkelstein, Paul
OFFICERS
. . President . .
. Vim'-Prr?sid4'11f . .
. Secretary .
. Treuszmrr .
. Sergeant-uf-Aruzx .
Purliauzenfariaiz .
. . Cfific' . .
MEMBERSH IP
Flanagan, Clarice
Fox, Helen
Frankfurt, Louise
Hilly, Margaret
Kaim, Irwin Jerome
Kirschner, Dorothy joy
Knotts, Margaret
McBride, Dorothy
McKenzie, Helen
Mullings, Marcille
Newman, Phena Louise
. SIIOIIXOI'
Spring
. DoRoTHY KIRSCHNER
. JUANITA BROWN
. BERTIE LEE Doon
. . . CARL ZABBIA
. . . ABE BULLMAN
. . MARGARET HILLY
Miss DOROTHY GERLACH
Novieh, Dorothy
Robbins, Verna
Pitts, Elizabeth
Pullis, Louise
Sanders, Nova Ellene
Schlinger, Henry
Sehlinger, Regina
Sims, Neil
Weatherly, Etta Mae
Wfittkower, Louis
Zabbia, Carl
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Fall
JACK CARTER .
DAVE REANEY .
LOUISE BOLES .
KATHERINE SY .
GEORGE THROWER
GLENN GROSS .
RUTH GRUBER .
Achilles, Chester
Arnoldt, Herman
Ball, Dorothy
Bazman, Ida Mae
Bledsoe, Frances
Boles, Louise
Braun, Elizabeth
Canada, Wilson
Carter, jack
Chastant, Claude
Cole, Hardy
Combs, Weldon
Cullum, Ruth
Demerc, Jewell
Aelta Historical Society
MINNIE BROWN ....
OFFICERS
. .Prexidcnh .
. . Firxf Vice-President
. Second Vice-Prrsidenf
. Secretary .
. Treaszz rar .
Sergeant-af-Arms
Pa rl iam emfa riuu
MEMBERSHIP
Dodd, Bertie Lee
Fife, Marian
Freidlander, Adele
Gersman, Marian
Gillham, Caroline
Goss, Wilson
Gross, Glenn
Gruber, Ben
Gruber, Ruth
Haney, Ernest
Harper, Jimmie
Hollon, Dan'l
Legg, Corbett
Levy, Elizabeth
. . . S ponsor
Spring
. . . . DAVEREANEY
. . CAROLINE GILLHAM
WILLIAM MOSHER
. LOUISE BOLES
. KATHERINE SY
. . BEN GRUBER
. WILSON Goss
Mosher, William
Novin, Frances
Novit,Sophie
Patterson, Eugene
Reames, Kathryn
Reaney, Dave
Spangler, Eleanor
Stroheker, Carolyn
Sy, Katherine
Thrower, George
Turner, Vivian
Walters, Christine
Weathers, Fred
Wilson, Katherine
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Miss FLETCHER RYAN WICKPIAM .
Fall
ESTHER BARZUNE .
ELIZABETH LEVY .
IDA MAE BAZMAN .
Lois LAWRENCE . .
WAYNE MORRIS . .
KATHRYN REAMES .
MATTIE RUTH RAMBO
Barzune, Esther
Bazman, Ida Mae
Boles, Louise
Bone, Fred
Dagnal, Loraine
Dewald, Mary
Fleming, Evelyn
Fife, Marian
Ford, Margaret
Fullen, Cecil Ray
OFFICERS
. .Prr'siclfuf. . . .
. . Vic'r'-President .
. Secretary .
Trffasmer . .
Sergeant-af-Arnzs
Ijarlizmzrntariall
. . Rc'p0rtr'r. .
MEMBERSHIP
Gillespie, Hubert
Goza, Genice
Gray, Jay Olin
Heflington, Robert
High, Martha
King, Carole
Lawrence, Lois
Levy, Elizabeth
Lewis, Omagene
S,b0nx0r
Spring
CAROLYN STROHEKER
. EVELYN FLEMING
, KATHRYN REAMES
. ELIZABETH LEVY
. . . SAM STRANGI
. . LOUISE Bouas
. IDA MAIZ BAZMAN
Morris, Wayne
Nance, Doris
Puckett, Joanna
Rambo, Mattie Ruth
Reames, Kathryn
Smith, Otis
Sobel, Helen
Strangi, Sam
Stroheker, Carolyn
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Miss FLETCHER RYAN WICKHAM .
Fall
EDWIN PFOBOLOXVSKY
ADELINIZ PRICQIZ . .
FRANCES NOVIN . .
SARAH RUDNICK . .
JACK GooDMAN . .
HAROLD SCHACKMAN
Miss WICKPIAM . .
Barzune, Esther
Bazman, Ida Mae
Campbell, Roy
Carter, Jack
Colin, Bernice
Culibrk, Steve
Dagnal, Loraine
Dewzlltl, Mary
Fife, Marian
Fleming, Evelyn
Fletcher, Dalil
Ford, Margaret
Goodman, Jack
OFFICERS
. . Pn'sicl1'r1f . .
. V ice-Pr'l'.vizf1'11l .
. Sl'f'l'FILLll'Jf
. Trmxzrwfi' .
Sl'l'KQL'llIlf'df-flVIIIS
PtIl'lil1NIf'llfIll'itllI
. . Crific . .
MEMBERSHIP
Goss, Roland
Goss, Wilstbni
Kaufman, Stanley
Malowitz, Stanley
Morris, Wayiie
Nail, Jack
Nance, Doris
Novin, Frances
Perlstein, Hillel
Prevratil, Ben
Price, Adeline
Rambo, Mattie Rutli
. . . Sjlonmr
Spring
. . . MARIAN FIFE
HAROI.D SCHACKMAN
. ETHEL RUDNITZKY
. . MARX'DEWAI,D
S'rAN1.1zY MAI.OWITZ
STANLEY KAUFMAN
. . Miss VVICKHAM
Rogers, Billie Louise
Rubin, Maurice
Rudnick, Sarah
Rudnitsky, Ethel
Sacldler, Ivan
Scliackman, Harold
Schneider, Sol
Spicer, Doris
Tobolowsky, Edwin
Tydeman, Margie
Watelsky, Stacy
Woodford, June
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Auditores Caesaris
Miss LOURANIA MILLER .
Miss ETHEL MASTERS
Miss ELIZABETH HUGHES . .
Full
ARTHUR HARRIS
CLA Uma CHAS1'A NT
EI.IZABli'l'H BRAUN
BILLY STALLCUP
DOROTHY NOVICTII
Abrahamson, Jane
Achilles, Kathleen
Ashley, Mildred
Baise, Eugenia
Ball, Dorothy
Bell, Madelyn
Blevins, Margaret
Braun, Elizabeth
Britton, Romona
Butler, Harold
Burner, Virginia
Chastant, Claude
Clark, Barbara
Cohn, Rosalee
Cole, Marjorie
Coward, Geraldine
Cox, Ruth
Curtis, Margaret Ann
Dickerson, Marion
Fverctte, Phoebe
Friedman, Ruth
Gillham, Anna Caroline
Glasser, Irving
Goidl, Irving
Golden, Margaret
Goodman, Idelle
Grilfis, Henry
I'-Iaisfield, Dorothy
Harbold, Catherine
Harlan, Margaret
Harris, Arthur
Hilley, Margaret
Iloffman, Mervin
OFFICERS
. Prrxitlwll .
. Vice-Prrsiflrrrl .
. Swrvfary .
. Trrasurvr .
Si'rg1'au1-af-Arnzs
Hollon, Dan'L
jacobs, Edwin
Jaffe, Irvin
jenkins, -Ioy
Kennedy, Mary
Kohen, Samuel
Legg, Corbett
Lively, Margaret
Looney, Dorothy
McCabe, Nina
Mahoney, jean
Marks, Jeanne
Massey, Fannie Rae
Meador, Eula Mae
Miller, Doris
Mi7e, Mavis
. Slbonsm'
. C0-Sponsor
. C0-Sfmllxor
Moore, Gene
Spring
. IRVIN QIAI I-ll
. IRVING GLASSER
. DOROTHY BALL
HENRY SCHLINGLER
ELIZABETH BRAUN
Sessel, Ralph
Morris, Mary MargaretShannon- .Iames
Murke, Billy
Newman, Billy Fred
Novich, Dorothy
Novit, Sophie
O'Shea, David
Patrick, Lelia
Patton, Peter
Phillips, Opal
Pittman, Lorraine
Primrose, Alice
Read, Margie
Rubin, Betty Rose
Stallcup, Billy
Stern, Arthur
Strange, Jack
Tankus, Sarah
Thrower, Wallace
Thurmon, Margaret
Toberny, Marie
Uray, Arnold
Wigbels, Lawrence
Wilson, Dona Belle
Winternian, Leah
Wittkciwer, june
Saunders, Nova ElleneW1Jod, june
Schlinger, Henry
Wright, Theresa
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Fall
SOL KAPLAN . .
REGINA SCHLINGI-.R
MARIAN FIFE . .
ABE LICHTENSTEIN
DAVID KAPI.AN .
JUANITA TRESP .
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High Scholarship Club
ss RACHEL FooTE . . .
MARY AI.lCE CHENEY .
Abrahamson, Jane
Aronofsky, David
Block, Leone
Boles, Louise
Braun, Elizabeth
Cannon, Julia Ann
Chastant, Claude
Coffman, Emagene
Coleman, Bessie
Coleman. Zelda
Cooper, Paul
Culbrik, Steve
Dagnal, Lorraine
Demere, Jewell
Driscoll, Jane
Ferguson, Nell
Fife, Marian
Fink, Maxine
Finkelstein, Donald
Finkelstein, Paul
Fleming, Evelyn
Ford, Margaret
Frankfurt, Louise
Friedman, Ruth
Friedlander, Adele
Glass, Dudley
Glasser, Irving
Griffin, Wanda
Gross, Glenn
Gruber. Ruth
OFFICERS
. Prexirlwii .
. . Vin'-PI'exlilz'll1 .
. Secretary .
. TYFHKIIYUV
Szfrgmznf-al-Arms
. Purliam eh lu rian
. Rrfmrtri' .
MEMBFQRSHIP
Haisfield, Dorothy
High, Martha
Hoffman, Mervin
Kaplan, David
Karchmer, Joyce
Kaufman, Stanley
Kennedy, Mary
Keyser, Bud
Kirschner, Dorothy
Kohen, Samuel
Lambert, Dorothy
Landsberg, Lena
Lankford, Frances
Lasseter, Erline
Lehwald, Helen
. . S ponsor
Levy. Helen
McCutcheon, Phoebe
Malowitz, Staney
Margules, Adalie
Marshall, Clifford
Muir, Esther
Nance, Mary Virginia
Novin, Frances
Phillips, Opal
Price, Adeline
Ray, Preston
Read. Marjorie
Richman, Ruth
Silberman, Sylvia
Sims, Neil
Spring
. LEONE BLOCK
. RUTH GRUBER
. FRANCES NovIN
SAMUEL Koi-:EN
CLIFFORD MARSHALL
. NEIL SIMS
. . MAXINE FINK
Sobel, Helen
Stallcup, Billie
Stroheker, Carolyn
Sy, Katherine
Temple, Vallora
Thrower, Wallace
Thurmond, Margaret Ann
Tresp, Juanita
Townsend, Thelma
Utay, Arnold
Warnick, Margaret
Watelsky, Elaine
Wigbels, Lawrence
Wilensky, Pauline
Wyll, Nathan
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Girl Reserves
Mlss BERTHA JACKSON . . . Adiiisrr
Fall
lJoiio'rHY Wiaei-.lx .
FRANCES LANKI orm
lNrlII.DliliD Blxovuas .
, . . . L0
NORMA GIENI-. CJUYNI-S I
LoUIsE KNIGHT .
AGNES BAi.l.Mum .
linANcl1s CZARI' .
Ballard, Agnes
Bond, Era Grace
Brock, Georgia
Broyles, Mildred
cl1lI'lJ,l:I'llI1CCS
Critlerr, Annem-
Cnffman, Stella Mae
Collinnn, Tempe
flUlCI1l2ll1,-ll,lL'lI'lL1
Cullum, Ruth
Daugherty, Margaret
Davis, Leeta Fae
Dunlield, Loreda
lfmcrson, Betty
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OFFICERS
. Prr'iiili'nl .
Vin'-l'l'4'.lii1r'lli .
mril Rl'lPl'l'Xl'llftlHl'l
. Sc'1'ri'lr1l'Ay .
71l'l'LlXIIl'l'l' .
Pur'lii1lm'11lr1riun
MEMBLZRSHIP
Spring
FRANCES LANKFORD
. l..UCII.l2 N1cHo1.s
ANNETTE CATL1a'1"r
. HELEN LEWALD
, . GENE Moonxe
MARGIE l'lUCKAIiIEIi
KATHRYN LUSBORNE
Fugate, Cuptoln
Gersman, lvlarian
Gregory, Lillian
Guynes, Norma Gen
Hall, lfthel Mae
Hand, Bessie joe
Hiegel, Louise
Hopper, Lucille
Hemphill, Elizabeth
Henry, Virginia
Herlstein, Ruth
Huekabee, Margie
jePfers, Agnes Merle
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King, Pauline
Knight, Louise
Langley, Louise
Lankforcl, Frances
Lasseter, liarlinc
Lcwald, Helen
McKenzie. Helen
McCullum, Evelyn
Moore, Gene
Mueller, Mattie Lee
Muir, Esther
Nichols, Lucile
Osborne, Kathryn
Pirrs, Elizabeth
Rolnick, Kirry
Rude, Selma
Runnels, Dorothy
Saunders, Evelyn
Sharpe, Frances
Shelton, Earline
Sibert, Irene
Stark, Louise
Uberman, Mary
Weber, Dorothy
Whitaker, Frances
Wrights, Pauline
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Fall
GEORGE CASSELL
JAMES WINSOR .
PAUL COOPER .
IVAN SADDLER .
Aslaner, Irving
Berens, Betty Jane
Cassell, George
Cole, Hardy
Cooper, Paul
Culbrik, Steve
Drake, Robert
Science Club
AY MOORE . . .
OFFICERS
. . . Prc'xin'c'11f . .
. . Vit?-Pffiitlfllf .
. . Sl'CI't'f!1ll'j! .
. Sc'1'gm11f-af-Ar1ns
MEMBERSHIP
Drown, Paul
Fallin, W. C.
Gigleman, L. A.
Glasser, Irving
Harris, Peggy
Hoffman, Mervin
Keyser, Bud
S ponsor
Spring
. IVAN SADDLER
. . HARDY COLE
. . STEVE CULBRIK
. MERVIN HOFFMAN
Marshall, Clifford
Maxwell, Jott
Rambo, Mattie Ruth
Saddler, Ivan
Stafford, Billie
Watelsky, Stacy
Winsor, James
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MEMBERSHIP
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Mus. M. P. Aiumiav
Fall
Ll-ZONE BLOCK . .
DOROTHY KIRSCHNER
MARGUEIKITE CORBETT
SYLVIA BALSER . .
PAULINE WILENSKY
AuA1.uiMARcUl,ias .
Mus. Aiuml-LY' . .
Aronofsky, David
Balser, Sylvia
Block, Leone
Brin, jaequeline
Callalman, Una Margaret
Cassel, George
Coleman, Bessie
Corbett, Marguerite
Driscoll, .lane
lfnix, Mary jane
liox, lfvelyn
Fox, l lclrn
Le Cercle Francais
OFFICERS
. Pl'!'XiIll'l1f .
. Vit?-PfFSif1f'IIf. . . .
Secretary
. Trz'as'1m'r .
Sf'rgf'anf-af-Arms
Pdflidlllflifllfillll
. Critic .
Hall, Ethel Mac
Heine, Mollie Grace
james, Blanche
jeffries, Mary Louise
Kaim, Irwin
Karchmer, .Ioyce
Kirsclaner, Dorothy
Korpianock, Emilie
Lambert, Dorulliy
McNair, Lurline
Margules, Anlalie
Melulman, llnrullly
. Sjmllmr
Spring
. PAULINE WILIZNSKI'
. ADALIE MARGULIES
. UNA MARGARET CALLAHAN
. . . ELAINE WATELSKN'
. NATHAN XVYLI.
SALLY BI1eRNiek
. MRS. ARURTQY
Mundell, Margaret
Schlinger, Regina
Sliumate, Doris
Sims, Neil
Swain, janet
Utay, Gertrude
Watelsky, Elaine
W'ild, Pauline
Wileiisky, Pauline
Wfyll, Nallllilll
Yesiner, bluseplxiliu
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Miss RETT115 KELLY ENSOR .
ART I
Presidmzf .... Catherine Ransom
Vice-Presidmf . . . Georgia McCoy
Secretary . . . Nick Connie Lewallen
Treasurer ..... Erneive Kousal
. . . Sponsor
ART III
Prc'sic1c'nt .... Emagene Coffman
Vice-Prcsicleuf . . . Emil Pokladnik
Secretary . . . . Edgar Smith
Treasurer . . . . . Ruth Stutts
Parliamenfarian . William Watkins
Scwgearzf-al-Arms . . Clayton Nelson
ART IV
PVf'.YidCI'If . . . . Tempe Coffman
Vice-Prcsidwlf . . . Dixie Holtman
Secretary . . . Elizabeth Hemphill
Treasurer ..... Lorraine Crow
Parliarnenfarian . . . Blanche Crook
Sergeant-at-Arms . . . FredLevit
ART VI AND VIII
Parliairzerzlarian . . . Thomas Honor
Sergeanf-af-Arnzs .... Oscar Cade
ART II
President . . . Mildred Foster
Vice-Prcxiafmf . . . Arlene Ables
Secretary ..... Weldon Sanders
Treasurer . . . . Mary Nell Boyd
Parliairnvnfarimz . . . Karl Woelf
Sergeanf-at-Arms . . Wesley Hendrix
President . .
Vice-President
Secretary .
Treasurer . .
Parliameutarian .
Sergeant-at-Arms
i' i' 'k i'
. Lucile Nichols
. Jessie Matthews
. Annaliese Spreen
. John Paul Massingill
. Theodore Candiotta
. Buford Luttrell
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W. H. BUTLER . . . . . SIIOIISOI'
F1111
CHARLES SN YDER
PAUL COOPER .
GEORGE THROWER
FRED XVEATHERS .
JAMES WINSOR .
GEORGE CASSELL
Ables, il. D.
Allen, Fred
Allen, L. U.
Achilles, Chester
Boatman. jesse
Broyles. Eugene
Cassell, George
Chastant, Claude
Combs, Weldorx
Cooper, Paul
OFFICERS
. Pl'l'Xit!C'lIIf .
. Vice'-Pifcxiflfflllf .
Scmretary-Trr'ax1z rer
SCfKQCfdllf-df-Al'lllS
Purliallzwftariurz
. . Crific . .
Harper, james
Hzltchell, lfmmet
Hucblcr, Paul
Kincaid, James
McKinney, john
Margro, S. G.
Mosher, Bill
Prevatil, Ben
Romine, CharlcS
Snddler, Ivan
Sflfillg
CHARLES SNYDER
GEORGE CASSELL
CLAUDE CHASTANT
. JIMMY HARPER
. . L. D. ALLEN
WAYNE WoO1:RU14'1f
Smith, Otis
Snyder, Charles
Thrower, George
Townsend, Monty
Weatl1el'S, Fred
Wfinsor, James
Wfoodruff, Wfuyne
Weilxberg, AI bert
Qborforuryj
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W. H. BUTLER . Sponsor
Fall Spring
JACK STRANGE .
HENRY GRIFFIN .
S. G. MARGRO .
HAROLD VANN .
CoY STRICKLAND .
WALLACE THROWER . .
CHARLES SNYDER .
Bopp, Richard
Fair, Charles
Frank, Herbert
Griiiin, Henry
Gigliman, L. A.
Guerrero, John
. .Preside11t. .
. Vice-President .
. .Svfrefary . .
. Trvaszzrer .
Parliamentariun
Sergeant-at-Arms
. . Assistant to Sponsor
MEMBERSHIP
Lynn, Albert
McCoy, L. C.
Margro, S. G.
Murrah, Corneilus
Shannon, James
Stamply, Henry
. JAMES SHANNON
. . L. C. MCCoY
CORNEILUS MURRAH
. . HAROLD VANN
. JACK STRANGE
. . ALBERT LYNN
. . CHARLES SNYDER
Strange, Jack
Strickland, Coy
Thrower, Wallace
Vann, Harold
Woodall, James
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XV. H. BUTLER
Fall
HAROLD SCHACKMAN
QIUNEWITTKOWER . . .
ELTON SCHACKMAN .
LENA LANDSBERG .
JACK GOODMAN .
Barzune, Esther
Goodman, jack
Landsberg, Lena
Miller, Henry
Mosesman, Alex
Coin Club
. Sponsor
Spring
. . President . . . JACK GOODMAN
. Vice'-Prvxiderft . . . . FRANK SINGER
. . Secretary . . . . JUNE VVITTKOWER
. Treasurer . .. . HELEN SOBEL
Sergeant-at-Arzns . . ALEX M,OSESMAN
MEMBERSHIP
Moxley, Robert Scbackman, Harold
Perlstein, Hillel Singer, Frank
Rabinowitz, Henry Sobel, Helen
Rudnick, Sarah Wittkower, June
Schackman, Elton Yonack, joseph
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An Appreciation
To Mr. Alfred Loos, for fifteen years our head
coach, we wish to express our sincere gratitude for
his outstanding service to Forest Avenue High
School. Not only for his many championship teams,
but for his high ideals and scholarship, all of South
Dallas is indebted to him. Long may he remain with
us as an instructor.
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Due to the retirement of Alfred Loos, the reins of leadership were
taken up by Coaches Alva Shepard, Seldon Hutchinson, and W. H.
Keeling. They were confronted with the problem of molding a team
from a group of small, inexperienced men. They exhausted every effort
to shape the small aggregation into a perfect-functioning machine. Al-
though the Lions were not victorious, they were not surpassed in their
fighting spirit.
FOREST, 6-BRACKENRIDGE, 7
After two weeks of strenuous training the Forest Avenue Lions
barged into action against the Brackenridge Eagles of San Antonio. The
game was hard-fought throughout, with every man showing fight and
determination. Even though Forest lost the game 7 to 6, they had no
regrets, for the game was well played.
FOREST, 0-SHERMAN, 24
In the opening of the game Forest faced perplexing strong winds
which proved to be a fatal disadvantage. However, after the Bearcats
rallied two counters, the Lions settled down and played well, until the
fourth period when the Bearcats' running attack proved to be superior.
FOREST, 0-MCKINNEY, 12
The Forest-McKinney joust was a very close game. This game pre-
sented the Green Wavels running attack against the Red and Blue's aerial
attack. The honors went to McKinney, but the Lions' running attack
proved to be outstanding, the Lions making more Hrst downs.
FOREST, 0-ADAMSON, 20
The Lions lost a hard-fought game to their old-time rivals, Adamson
COak Cliff to youj by a score of 20 to 0. The Lions were a little out-
classed, but they stuck together and at times looked as if they were a
better team.
FOREST, 0-WOODROW WILSON, 39
The Greenies had a hard day. They played good, consistent football
the first half, giving the Wildcats one touchdown. In the duration of the
game the Lions threatened to score twice. After failing both times, they
seemed to let down, and consequently the Wildcats ran up the score.
FOREST, 12-SUNSET, 14
Determined not to be kept down the little Lions blasted into the
larger Sunset team with all the vim and vigor they possessed. This was
the best played and most interesting game that Forest engaged in during
this season. Every man on the team deserved praise, for each Played an
excellent part and carried out his assignment exceptionally well. The
Bisons received their greatest scare, and the Lions got their greatest thrill.
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Forest started the basketball season with only three veterans from last
seasonls hne team, and Coach Keeling had a difficult time finding suitable
replacements for the many Vacancies. Although the Lions lost most of
their games, a fighting spirit enabled them to show up well.
FOREST, 19-ADAMsoN, 26
The Lions opened the city series by dropping a hard fought game
to the Adamson Leopards, 26 to 19. Ravkind and Berry were outstanding
for the Lions. The Forest seconds defeated the Adamson seconds, 19 to 16.
The entire team performed in a creditable manner.
FoREsT, 1 1-SUNSET, 20
The Forest quint dropped the second game of the season to the Sunset
Bisons, 20 to 11. Forest played a very close game in the first half, but the
Bisons pulled away in the second half. Ravkind led the Forest scorers with
six points. The Lion seconds continued on their Winning ways by drub-
bing the Bison seconds 18 to 10. Huddleston, Summer, Levine, and
Hunter stood out for the Forest seconds.
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The Forest basketeers were defeated by the North Dallas Bulldogs, 27
to 17. The game was close throughout. Ravkind and Berry were the high
point men for the Lions. The young Lions were defeated in the last
minute of play by the Bulldog seconds, 22 to 21. This marked the first
defeat of the season for the Forest seconds.
FOREST, 3 8-WOODROW WILSON, 29
The Forest quint defeated the Woodrow Wilson Wildcats 38 to 29.
This marked the initial win of the season for the Lions. Ravkind and
Berry led the Lion scorers with ten points each. The Lion seconds were
nosed out by the Wildcat seconds 12 to 11. Jackson led the Lion scorers
with five points.
FOREST, 2 5 -TECHNICAL, 42
The Forest quint dropped the final game of the first half to the
Technical Wolves, 42 to 25. Berry and Ravkind led the Forest scorers
with 11 and 8 points respectively. The Lion seconds dropped another
close game 13 to 12. Hunter and Watkins were standouts for the Lions.
FOREST, 26-TECHNICAL, 48
Forest opened the second half by bowing to the Wolves, 48 to 26.
Levy led the Lion scorers with 13 points. The Forest seconds bowed to the
Tech seconds 19 to 16 in a close game. Broyles led the Lions in scoring
five points.
FOREST, 19-NORTH DALLAS, 25
The Lion quint dropped a close game to the North Dallas Bulldogs,
25 to 19. Forest led most of the game, but in the closing minutes North
Dallas pulled away. Levy and Curry were the standouts for the Lions. The
Forest seconds were defeated by the young Canines, 14 to 12. Mitchell
was high scorer for the Lions with seven points.
FOREST, l8-WOODROW WILSON, 28
The Lion quint bowed to the Woodrow Wilson quint, 28 to 18. Levy
led the Lions in scoring with thirteen points. The Forest seconds bowed
to the Wildcat seconds, 26 to 19. Broyles led the Lion seconds in scoring
with five points.
FOREST, 15--SUNSET, 32
The Forest quint was defeated by the Sunset quint, 32 to 15. Levy
led the Lion scorers with seven points. The Forest seconds dropped a
close game to the Bison seconds, 11 to 10. Broyles was outstanding for
the Lions.
FOREST, 14-ADAMSON, 22
Forest closed the final half of the city Series race by bowing to the
Adamson quint, 22 to 14. Watkins was the leading Forest scorer. The
Lion seconds bowed to the Leopard seconds, 27 to 5.
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An Empire on Parade
Out of the heart of history, marching up through the corridors of time, has come
the story of Texas. Discovered in 1519 by de Pineda, Texas has known the flags of
France, Spain, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederacy, and the United States.
Each nation to rule over this far-flung empire of the Southwest has written brilliant
chapters in the book of progress.
A century ago the Republic of Texas was born. Out of the welter of war and
revolution the people of the Lone Star State achieved independence from Mexico. From
that time Texas has forged ahead. Through the years of the Republic, in those stirring days
of early statehood, beginning in 1845, in times of war and peace, Texas has marched on.
Today, a hundred years after the birth of the nation that was to become the twenty-
ninth state of the Union, Texas through the medium of the great worldls fair, the Texas
Centennial, celebrating the passage of those thrilling years, traces the course of her
epic history, reveals the richness of her resources, the development of her social structure,
and gives a glimpse of the bright promise of the future.
The Texas Centennial is a tribute to the past, an exposition of the present, and a
herald of the future.
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A Living and Lasting Memorial
WYLIE A. PARKER
The fifty-eight men, who proclaimed Texas free and independent of Mexico and
affixed their names to the Declaration of Independence on the Second Day of March,
A. D. 1836, were as noble a band of patriots and statesmen as ever assembled in the
interest of any cause. The careers of many of them have never been surpassed in tragic
and romantic consequences in any period of the history of mankind. Their achievements
are marvelous and glorious, and should be so regarded by every red-blooded Texan so long
as this State remains the Lone Star State of Texas.
Many of these men distinguished themselves as leaders in the war for Texas Inde-
pendence. Many of them rendered eminent service as oflicials in the Republic of Texas
and later in this State. Twenty-six of them are thought well enough of to have counties
in Texas named for them. Many of them held public office in other states, and assisted
in writing constitutions there. A number of them served as senators and representatives
in the Congress of the United States. All of them made many a sacrifice for the good
of the people, past, present, and future. They came to Texas to till the soil, establish
homes, found churches, build schools, and develop the resources of this commonwealth.
These men furnished the faith, the hope, the brawn, and the brain needed to solve the
problems which civilization has been confronted with throughout this century.
The memory of these noble patriots should be preserved with pride. Their names
should be as carefully guarded as the letters of the alphabet. Forest Avenue High School
cherishes the services of the signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence, and
believes their names ought to be carved in stone which will be here when the people
of Texas observe the second Centennial in 2036. To this end fifty-eight trees in the
Central Exposition Grounds are marked and dedicated to these patriots. A marker
bearing the name of an individual is placed at each of the fifty-eight trees, and a
large marker is placed near the center of the grove which bears the following inscrip-
tion: THESE MARKED TREES ARE DEDICATED TO THE FIFTY-EIGHT
SIGNERS OF THEJTEXAS DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE BY FOREST
AVENUE HIGH SCHOOL, 1936. The stone used is red granite from Marble Falls,
Texas, the same kind of material used in the construction of the State Capitol and the
Galveston Sea-Wall. The names affixed to the copy of the Texas Declaration of Inde-
pendence which hangs in the State Capitol at Austin are as follows:
Jesse B. Badgett
G. W. Barnett
Thomas Barnett
Stephen W. Blount
John W. Bower
Andrew Briscoe
J. W. Bunton
John S. D. Byrom
Mathew Caldwell
Sam P. Carson
Geo. C. Childress
William Clark, Jr.
R. M. Coleman
Jas. Collingsworth
Edwin Conrad
Wm. Carrol Crawford
Richard Ellis
Stephen H. Everett
John Fisher
S. Rhoads Fisher
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James Gaines
Thos. Gazley
Benj. B. Goodrich
Jesse Grimes
Robert Hamilton
Bailey Hardeman
A. B. Hardin
Sam Houston
Wm. D. Lacy
Albert H. Latimer
Edwin O. LeGrand
Samuel A. Maverick
Collin McKinney
William Menefee
M. B. Menard
John W. Moore
William Mottley
J. Antonio Navarro
Martin Parmer
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James Power
Robert Potter
John S. Roberts
Sterling C. Robertson
Francisco Ruiz
Thomas Rusk
Wm. B. Scates
Geo. W. Smyth
Chas. B. Stewart
Elijah Stapp
James G. Swisher
Chas. S. Taylor
David Thomas
John Turner
Edwin Waller
Claiborne West
J. B. Woods
Lorenzo de Zavala
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front of the mission. The south window is considered "the finest gem of
architectural ornamentation existing in America todayf,
Founded in 1731, the Mission Concepcion is considered to be the best
preserved of all the missions in Texas. It is found two miles below San
Antonio. The mission is of special interest because of its twin towers,
its beautiful dome, its gateway so beautifully ornamented, and its odd
legends. The building had formerly been painted in red and blue designs,
but time and sight-seers have left few of the decorations.
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Named for Saint Francis and from the sword shape of its chapel
tower, the Mission San Francisco de la Escapada is nine miles from San
Antonio on the west bank of the San Antonio River. This mission, known
to be the oldest in Texas, was started as San Francisco de los Texas in
1690. Abandoned in 1693, it was not revived cill 1716 under the name of
San Francisco de los Neches. Its present location and its present name
were not established until 1731. ,
The Mission of San Juan Capistrano is six miles from San Antonio.
It is one of the East Texas missions removed. In the ruins of the mission,
the outline of the original plan, which was followed in the building of the
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Texas Week
The Texas History Club sponsored the assembly Monday, March 2 which opened
a Texas Week long to be remembered at Forest Avenue High School. Assistant Attorney-
General Merton Harris, gave a very interesting speech on "The Meaning of Texas
Independence."
The Music Department sponsored the assembly Tuesday, March 3. The orchestra
played several numbers. The chorus sang songs representing the people who made Texas.
The Boys' Glee Club sang "Songs of a Cowboy", and the Girls' Chorus sang "Hills of
Home."
The Forest Forum sponsored the evening meeting. Dr. K. Kimball spoke on "Our
Texas Heritage."
The Texas History Club sponsored the assembly Wednesday, March 4. Mr. Frank
Watson of the Promotion Department of the Texas 'Centennial gave an enlightening
and descriptive talk on what will actually be at the Centennial.
The Forest Forum sponsored the evening meeting. Mr. Peter Molyneaux conducted a
Texas Question Box on many questions pertaining to Texas history.
The Speech Arts Department sponsored the morning assembly Thursday, March S.
Ten students of the Public Speaking Classes gave short biographies of the ten Texans
selected for the Texas Hall of Fame.
The Forest Forum sponsored the evening meeting. Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt gave an
inspiring talk on "The Romance of Texas History."
An exciting week was brought to a thrilling climax which was presented Friday,
March 6, the date of the "Fall of the Alamo" in 1836, one hundred years ago. The
Aelta Historical Society sponsored the assembly. Dave Reaney, president of the club,
presented Governor James V. Allred, our beloved "Centennial Governor," who gave a
stirring speech on "Texas-Yesterday, Todav, and Tomorrow." This assembly brought
an end to a series of five insipiring celebrations of Texas Week since its establishment
in 1931.
Do - U - No
That a jack rabbit is not an animal in Ector County, where jack rabbits are classified
as rodents?
That the biggest fish in the Rio Grande are caught by using laundry soap for bait?
That Auto and Carr are two villages near Big Spring?
That a train ran on hardwood rails from Rusk to Jacksonville in 1870?
That the famed carved rose window of San Jose Mission, San Antonio, was removed
and exhibited at the World's Fair, St. Louis, in 1904?
That the ears of Philip Nolan, American trader, were presented to the Spanish governor
of Texas after Nolan was killed in a tight with Spanish soldiers in 1801?
That only two of the signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence were native
Texans? These were Jose Antonio Navarro and Francisco Ruiz, both born in San
Antonio. Of the fifty-six of those who were not Texas-born, four were immigrants from
other countries. Lorenzo de Zavalo was from Spain, Charles S. Taylor, England, Michael
B. Menard, Canada, and Robert Hamilton, Scotland.
That Sam Houston, that immortal hero of San Jacinto, once lived with the Cherokee
Indians and was their much-loved chief for many moons?
That one of James Bowie's favorite acts of daring was to ride the fierce alligators in a
certain river in Louisiana?
That David Crockett turned hermit for a while, because his promised bride married
another man two days before her scheduled wedding with Crockett?
That Ben Milam often said that he had been in every prison from the Rio Grande to
Mexico City, because he always fought on the losing side in a Mexican revolution?
That Sam Houston, first governor of Texas, was governor of Tennessee at one time?
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Tsk, tsk, Mary Louise Gidcomb is such
a shy little thing .... Well, folks, shake
hands with Miss Elizabeth Braun ....
Frances Kemmerle's bow is a knock out,
don't you think so? . . . jumpers are fun,
so Phena Louise Newman says .... We
bet this was taken on a Saturday night,
wasn't it, Frances Bledsoe? . . . George
Thrower took time out to pose for the
birdie .... Well, well, here's little How-
ard Lund in his new Ford V-8 ....
Wouldn't Talmadge Loyd look cute in
black stockings and knee pants now? . . .
Mrs. Allen's little boy, Fred, is going
places on that tricycle .... Look, here's
Latest Addition to
Bugology-A subject which enables one
to Cut-up frogs and handle those
slick and slimy worms.
Grafter-Synonymous with elevator
ticket sellers.
Cellopbam'-An absolute necessity. Used
as bow ties, hair ribbons, and espe-
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unless removed by sponsors.
Dance'-Something to look forward to
and dream about in classes.
Canlpus-Strz1.t-Well known dance step
done in the absence of "Hutch"
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Diary of a High
SEPTEMBER 16-
Back to school. Ho, hum! Tried to get
my program card made out but didn't
succeed. Have to go back tomorrow.
SEPTEMBER 17-
After standing in line for an hour and
a half, I finally got my program straight-
ened. I'm so tired I'm about to drop.
Going to bed early.
SEPTEMBER 26-
I dropped one subject and am trying to
take another. Miss Rowe told me to make
up my mind.
SEPTEMBER 30-
Had an assembly today. Captain B. B.
Smith and Mr. C. G. Bechenbach, Traflic
Engineer, were the speakers. They spoke
to us on "Traffic Safetyf'
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our dignified Lucile Nichols wearing the
most adorable rompers .... Margaret Ann
McGlasson is holding the doll, in case you
didn't recognize her .... Floyd Hender-
son says these kiddie cars take you there
and get you back. We wonder if he's
right .... Otis Smith is out for no good
with that gun .... You guessed it, that's
Eleanor Spangler with the dreamy eyes.
. . . From the looks of this, Caroline Gill-
ham has always been adorable, even as a
wee tot .... Howard Hiegel must have
been up to some mischief. See that wicked
look in his eyes?
Senior's Dictionary
Deffn-fionology-A popular course taught
in room 102 at the seventh period.
A few "A" pupils in this particular
class are Robert Ables, Hubert
Little, James Woodall, and William
Kay.
Water Fountains-A place for meeting
the heart-throb between classes.
Love-A disease which affects most in-
mates in this institution.
Books-An article containing printed
pages never perused by pupils.
School Senior
OCTOBER 7-
Corbett Legg seems to be meeting Neil
Sims pretty often. Had another assembly
on Fire Prevention with a talk by Mr.
Frank Hedgepath. Our new yell leaders
are Dorothy Weber, Lucile Nichols, Billy
Harlan, Claude Chastant, Neil Sims, B. F.
Brown and Leon Levine.
OCTOBER 8-
Saw Kathryn Douthit, ex-student, and
Charles Romine at the football game
cheering for our side.
OCTOBER 10-
Late for school. Got stuck three
periods. Failed on English test and didn't
have my math prepared. Must have been
an off day.
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OCTOBER 11-
Got stuck four more periods for cut-
ting detention hall. That makes seven in
all.
OCTOBER 14-
Leslie Floyd Qremember Bubba?J , has a
chance to make a trip to Japan as a mem-
ber of an All-American baseball team.
Surely hope he gets to go. At an assembly
Mr. S. D. Flanz spoke on "The Flag and
the Constitution."
OCTOBER 18-
Joe Lawrence, whose nose was broken
in a football game, is O. K. now.
OCTOBER 22-
The Forest Echo came out today. I
see all the news and everybody's business.
OCTOBER 30-
Received report cards today. Just got
through by the skin of my teeth. Donit
know yet what Dad's going to say about
them.
OCTOBER 3 1-
Just had a lecture from Dad.-! ! !
And on Hallowe'en too.
NOVEMBER 1-
Dr. Richard Burton spoke on "Mid-
summer Night's Dream." The picture
sounds better than I thought it would
be. I think I'll see it.
NOVEMBER 4-
Had an assembly at school. It was for
"Father of Texas Day.',
NOVEMBER 11-
Armistice Day! Didn't have to go to
school. It surely feels good to sleep late.
Think I'll celebrate tonight.
NOVEMBER 12-
Bent a fender on the family's new car.
Hayen't seen Dad yet. QI don't think he
knows who did it.J
NOVEMBER 13-
Dad knows all. Ouch!! Crime does not
pay!
NOVEMBER 28-
I'Ve eaten turkey until I'm blue in the
face. It surely was delicious. Going to a
party tonight.
NOVEMBER 29-
More Holiday. Got to sleep late again.
Had turkey left from yesterday.
NOVEMBER 30-
Turlzey baslo. Ugh!
DECEMBER 1-
Haa' turkey soup! Answered one out of
three questions asked me in class today.
DECEMBER 2-
A paid assembly for the sound equip-
ment was given. The Bel Canto Quartet
sang.
DECEMBER 3-
Receiyed report cards from school. Did
somewhat better than last time.
DECEMBER 13-
Went to the first dance of the year at
school. Given in honor of the football
players. Surely had a nice time.
DECEMBER 14-
Went to the annual Forest Fun Frolic.
I am now flat broke.
DECEMBER 17-
The girl friend wants to go to the
show, and I'm still broke.
DECEMBER 18-
Hocked my watch at the pawn brokers.
We went to the show. It's the boy that
pays.
DECEMBER 20-
The IV-A's were honored with a dance
bv the IV-B's. Carl Allen and his or-
chestra played, and were we pleased with
his music!
DECEMBER 21-
Out for the 'Christmas holidays. Try-
ing to be a good boy so Santa will come
to see me.
DECEMBER 25-
Merry Christmas, Everybody!
JANUARY 1-
The last of the holidays! Another year,
another chance. Went to see Blackstone,
the Magician.
JANUARY 2-
Back to school again. Got stuck three
periods the first day.
JANUARY 3-
Hardy Cole boasts that he can sing
as well as anyone in the Bel Canto Quar-
tet. It seems that Hardy sings bass in
the "School Bus Quartet?
JANUARY 6-
The National Honor Society had
charge of the assembly today. It seems
that Billy fThe Greatj Harlan and Jean
McKinney have discovered each other.
JANUARY 7-
Isadore Goldsoble says he made the best
muffins in the Home Economics class
today. Guy Jackson claims to be the only
one whose spinach wasn't gritty. Grr-
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JANUARY 11-
Went to the P. T .A. dance honoring
the seniors. Albert Rudnick was "truck-
in' " with Doris Scarlotta.
JANUARY 13-
Today was the big day for seniors
fSenior Dayj . They surely "strutted their
stuff." Jack Carter taught Miss Black's
public speaking class.
JANUARY 16-
Just came home from seeing the Senior
Play, "Girl Shy." It was surely a knock-
out. Bill Jett was a scream.
JANUARY 18-
Coldest night in years. Real snow and
everything. Just the right setting for a
grand Junior Prom. Gus Heilig's or-
chestra played and everybody had loads
of fun.
JANUARY 24-
The seniors pulled off their annual shin-
dig. "Sap" Price and Kathryn Wandry
were surely stepping on "St. Louis Blues."
JANUARY 25-
Served my last period. Received report
cards. I am now a IV-A. Do I feel differ-
ent? Slightly superior, I'd say.
JANUARY 29-
Late to school on account of the car.
It wouldn't start.
FEBRUARY 3-
I am now looked on with dignity. Wish
I could be a senior always.
FEBRUARY 15-
The school wallflowers got a break
today at the Pep Squad Backward Dance.
For once the girls had to pay and pay!
FEBRUARY 20-
More periods. Will I never finish serv-
ing them?
FEBRUARY..27-
Everyone enjoyed the Puppet Show
tonight. How many marked the likeness
between the puppets and a date they've
had-We wonder. ,
FEBRUARY 28-
8:00 P. M.-Everyone at the IV-A
dance and full of pep.
11:30 P. M.-Pep gone-money gone
-and time for me to go home.
FEBRUARY 29-
I'm still going round and round after
the dance last night. I think all seniors
who give such nice dances should grad-
uate with honor.
ily
MARCH 2-
Texas Week is here again and it's go-
ing to be a big event for us all. Assistant
Attorney-General Merton Harris spoke to
us on "The Meaning of Texas Independ-
ence."
MARCH 3-
The music department gave an in-
teresting assembly this morning and Dr.
J. F. Kimball spoke at the school this
evening.
MARCH 4-
Frank Watson's speech this morning
successfully aroused new interest in the
Centennial.
MARCH 5-
The ten Texas heroes elected by the
student body to the "Texas Hall of
Fame" were realistically portrayed by the
Public Speaking Department in assembly
this morning.
MARCH 6-
A great week was brought to a bril-
liant climax by Governor James V. All-
red who spoke to us this morning. Among
other prominent visitors were members
of the board of education.
MARCH 7-
After the dance given by the Texas
History Club last night, I think we all
need a ICSE. Those who didn't come really
missed a good time.
MARCH 13-
Another grand dance was given to-
night by the IV-B class. Gus Heilig and
his orchestra furnished the music and
President Billy Stallcup was there seeing
that everybody had a swell time.
MARCH 19-
I wonder who the good-looking boy
is that Annaliese Spreen was talking to
bv the statues this morning. Oh, what
tales that Wallace fDiscusJ Thrower
could tell!
MARCH 23-
Do we rate? The City Wide Declama-
tion Contest was held in our own audi-
torium. Irwin Kaim represented Forest
in a creditable manner.
MARCH Z6-
Another crowd turned out at the gym
dance this afternoon. We had new records
and everything.
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MARCH 30-
The incoming freshmen are just be-
ginning to realize that life does not begin
at 8:40, but at 8:20, and after 8:30,
they're sunk.
APRIL 2-
Gee!! This spring weather really gets
me. I went to sleep in my English class
today.
APRIL 6-
The Parent Teachers Association gave
us one of the best paid assemblies weive
had in years. Our mothers really deserve
lots of credit for giving us such nice
entertainment. Thanks a million!
APRIL 8-
Some Prom, l'll say. Paul Finkelstein
was seen dancing with a certain senior
girl who seemed to be enjoying it.
APRIL 18-
The Centennial Circus, which was held
this evening, was a grand success. Take
it from us.
As this annual goes to press, all seniors
are anxiously awaiting the following
Senior Red Letter Days:
P. T. A. Dance . . May 15
Senior Day .... May 18
IV-A Senior Dance . May 29
Baccalaureate . . . May 31
Graduation .... june 4
Me, too! Talmadge Loyd.
IV-A Class Will
Maxine Bruton,
So sweet and polite,
Leaves her solemn expression
To Annette White.
Charles Romine,
With his winning way,
Wills his big thick shoes
To Tony Pasqua.
Clarice Flanagan,
With pretty red hair,
Leaves her biology notes
To all in despair.
Corbett Legg,
Who knows Latin fables,
Wills his ability to rate
To Robert Ables.
Caroline Gillham and Frances Kemmerle,
For their sweetness and beauty a pair,
Leave to June Wittkower and Virginia Henry
Their charms so rare.
Richard Worthington,
Who gets periods in masses,
Leaves to Avan Clanton
His seventh period classes.
Dorothy Kirschner,
So very sweet and kind,
Bequeaths to Mary Uberman
A friendliness that's hard to find.
Wilfred Looney,
Who seldom says a word,
Wills to Elton Shackman
His Model "T" Ford.
Annette Catlett and Genevieve Chenault
Leave their different styles of hair dress
To Mary Louise Dewald,
Though reluctantly, I confess.
Dorothy Bauer and Virginia Leeper,
Those inseparable pals,
Leave all their laughter
To Marjorie Howells.
Harold Smith,
That cute little boy,
Wills his dignity
To Kid McCoy.
Juana Coleman,
Who is never loud,
Leaves her innocent look
To Hattie Mae Stroud.
Albert Pasche,
So very sedate,
Leaves to john Conway
His new book called "How to Be Great."
The sweet disposition
Belonging to Kathryn Lane
Is hereby bequeathed
To Mrs. Wright's little Jane.
Helen Feenberg and Leona Hart,
Two studious Coeds,
Leave their long hours of study
To the few seniors who use their heads.
Eugene and Paul,
The two Moores,
Leave Wallace Thrower
Their daily chores.
Blanche James and Helen Lievsay,
Lovers of sports, we are told,
Leave to Neil Sims
Their actions so bold.
Louis Wittkower and Jack Miller,
Lovers of military, I wager,
Will to Billy Stallcup
Their desire to be major.
Louis King and James Kincaid,
Who are classified as blond,
Leave their shyness
To Hezzie Bond.
Lois Lawerence,
As sweet as she is tall,
Wills her long dark curls
To Dorothy Ball.
Ben Okon,
That baseball fan,
Leaves his annual jobs
To Jack Goodman.
Jewell Demere and Mary jane Enix,
Who love to act dumb,
Bequeath to Charlene Deal
Their ability to chew gum.
Talmadge Loyd,
With his wit so rare,
Wills his dancing ability
To Charles Fair.
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Robert Thurmond,
With a great deal of poise,
Wills this characteristic
To freshman boys.
Willis McQueen,
The guy with the blond head,
Leaves his paper route
To Jack Redd.
Teddy Kaplan,
That boy with the smile,
Leaves to Sidney Light
His boisterous style.
That friendly chap,
George Thrower,
Bequeaths to Jack Nicholson
His name of "theater-goer,"
Elizabeth Levy and Maxine Lenske,
Those girls so happy and gay,
Bequeath their ability to talk fast
To Elizabeth Braun and Helen Fooshee.
Harry Summer,
Who abides by every rule,
Leaves to Frank Horton
His job after school.
Bessie Epstein and Leona Geeteh,
Two "birds of fine feathers,"
Will to Marian Gersman
Their brilliant colored sweaters.
Charles Snyder,
Who can be precise,
Bequeaths to Olin Harris
His fear of white mice.
Lillie Klaczak,
The beauty cf beauties,
Leaves to Jane Russell
All her senior duties.
Otis Smith,
A boy with self-reliance,
Wills Ivan Saddier
His knowledge of science.
Bertie Lee Dodd,
So quiet and nice,
Leaves her high grades
To Adeline Price.
P. O. Smith,
A boy of the finest kind,
Wills to Dave Weber
His very brilliant mind.
Howard Lund,
With red curly hair,
Leaves his love for tennis
To jack Maer.
Esther Barzune,
Great lover of Spanish conventions,
Leaves to Bernice Cohn
Her hope never to serve in detention.
Dave Reaney,
Sportsman so fine,
Leaves to Wilson Canada
His place on the line.
Chester Ray Castles,
With eyes so brown,
Bequeaths to all unpopular girls
A smile instead of a frown.
Maynard Ricker,
just a bit of a crooner,
Leaves to Sidney McKenzie
His desire to own a schooner.
Ruth Gruber and Omogene Lewis,
Wlho are so distant,
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Eugene Patterson,
Whose smile is never cool,
Leaves his boots
To Frank Poole.
Esther Brown and Marlynn Kent,
With a dignified air,
Bequeath to Betty Barron
Their bright blond hair.
Coleman Rogers,
That handsome man,
Leaves to Herman Arnoldt
His ability to lead the band.
Frances Bledsoe,
So very neat,
Leaves Jessie McMeans
Her charm that can't be beat.
Ben Prevratil,
So small in size,
Leaves his appeal to women
To all you guys.
Elsie Pramer,
That brunette from New York,
Wills her Northern accent
To Ruth Clark.
Wayne Knipe,
Who is tall and thin,
Bequeats his blond curly hair
To Albert Lynn.
Mary Louise Gidcumb and Helen Hoo
Little but not too loud,
Will their modesty
To all who are proud.
William Mosher,
So quiet and shy,
Leaves to Richard Bopp
All his timidity.
Ida Mae Bazman,
With graceful hands,
Leaves her cute expression
To be added to Adelaide Rand's.
Frank Singer,
A boy who is witty and wise,
Wills to Claude Chastant
His Eddie Cantor eyes.
Dorothy Lambert,
Who sings like a lark,
Bequeaths her beautiful voice
To Dorothy Clarke.
Henry Miller,
With hair like satin,
Wills Robert Carp
His love for Latin.
Louis Sonnentheil and Maurice Rubin,
Lovers of good advice,
Now give their friendly gestures
To S. A. Price.
Tillie Harris and Helen Fox,
So very sweet and coy,
Leave their laughter
To those who scatter joy.
Two star tennis players,
joseph Yonack and Newman Leggett,
Bequeath to Donald Finkelstein
Their ability with the racket.
And I, Louise Boles,
Leave my worn-out eraser and stubby
To the next unfortunate one
Wlio is chosen to write a class will.
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