Forest Avenue High School - Forester Yearbook (Dallas, TX)
- Class of 1943
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FOREWORD
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Jimmie in IOI, 'rhe boy who leHerecl in
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algebra 'lhe ofher nigh+-+o be our model
for The year. Everyone knows his name-
Leo,+he Uon.li aHerreadmg your'43
Foresfer, you are able +o recall fhose
happy momen+s you spenr wifh him-even
in 202, +hen our purpose has been accom-
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CONTENTS
ADMINISTRATION
C L A S S E S
ORGANIZATIONS
M I L I T A R Y
F E A T U R E S
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ADMINISTRATION
WYLIE A. PARKER
B.A., M.A.
"Do you remember ihis young man,
Miss Rowe? Look wha? as fine record he
is rnakinqf '... Mr. Parker poinfs wiih
pride iowarci The excellenr record made
by his ex-sfudenrs. Many a Foresrer owes
his firsr job fo Mr. Parker, who wrifes an
average of Jrwenfy-five lefrers of recom-
menciaiion each week. "l'rn never foo busy
for Thai," he says.
Principal
An Arclenf American
Principal oT PoresT Avenue T-ligh School, Wylie A. Parker is recognized
ThroughouT Texas noT iusT as a high school principal, buT as an ardenT builder
oT a democraTic, TervenT sTaTe.
As Tounder and originaTor oT Texas Week, lvlr. Parker has won sTaTe and
naTional acclaim, ln honor oT our Texas heroes, a week aT PoresT is seT aside.
Texas Week, as iT is called, is The week in which March 2, Independence Day,
Tails. Over I,500 books comprise The Texas Memorial Library, To which each
year during Texas Week books are conTribuTed.
BuT simply The TiTle "FaTher oT Texas Week" is noT enough Tor so superior
a man. Mr. Parker oTTers a challenge To each sTudenT To overcome obsTacles
and make his liTe worTh while.
l-Te has done This by making his habiTs and ways oT living such ThaT They
will serve as an example To his sTudenTs.i T-Te has never said or done a Thing
which would serve To disillusion Those who Try To paTTern Themselves aTTer him.
Mr. Parker led The school in The Tremendous underTaking oT obTaining The
names oT every ForesTer in some branch oT The armed services. Each TirsT-
period class was asked To soliciT The names oT each sTudenT who had aTTended
ForesT and is now serving in The armed Torces. AT The end oT The TirsT week,
a ToTal oT 2,000 names was conTribuTed To The oTTice Tiles. The oTTice was busy
aT each period wiTh girls Typing and Tiling These names and Mr. Parker calling
The homes oT many graduaTes To conTirm names senT in. Mr. Parker's goal oT
3,000 names was reached.
Forever encouraging youTh, Mr. Parker oTTen spends hours aT a Time
wriTing leTTers oT recommendaTion Tor Those who have aTTended ForesT now
seeking admission To OTTicers' CandidaTe School or higher posiTions in our
armed Torces. No maTTer is Too Trivial To receive his aTTenTiong no Task is Too
greaT Tor him To underTake. PaTienT, genTle, courTeous and sympaTheTic-iT is
liTTle wonder ThaT Wylie A. Parker is loved by all.
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JULIUS DORSEY L. V. STOCKARD W. T. WHITE
SuperinTendenT Assisfanf Superinfendenf AssisTanT Superintendenf in
Charge OT High Schools
Adminisfrofion
DALLAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BOARD OF EDUCATION
DR. DAVID W. CARTER, PresicIenT
MRS. W. P. ZUMWALT, Vice-PresidenT
GABE P. ALLEN
F. D. DANFORD
L. O. DONALD
DAN D. ROGERS
MRS. T. A. WAGGONER
The Dallas Board oT EducaTion This year has had one oT The greaTesT
Tasks ever seT beTore Them. Because oT The war program, all school policies
have had To meeT wiTh governmenT reguIaTions and war-Time orders. This
year problems such as The adiusTing OT school lunch menus To The raTioning
oT various Toods, The iniTiaTion oT new high school courses in maThemaTics,
aeronauTics and oTTice sTudies and The inTroducTion oT a new vicTory
physical-TiTness program Tor high school sTudenTs have had To be meT.
The Board recenTly esTal3Iished The IndusTrial War School Tor The beneTiT
OT working men and women who wished To learn war work aTTer regular
working hours.
Sponsoring The High Scholarship Club
and The NaTional Honor SocieTy, besides
aTTending To her regular school duTies as
dean, keeps MISS FOOTE well-occupied.
She has one goal Toward which she is con-
Tinually worlcing-ThaT is To geT more boys
inTo The NaTional Honor SocieTy. STudenTs
and Teachers alike admire Miss FooTe's
abiliTy To cope so ably wiTh The problems
which conTronT her each day.
MISS ROWE has lenT a helping hand To
The seniors oT ForesT High School Tor many
years. She has endeared herselT To each
succeeding class by her paTience and her
unclersTanding. She is always ready To help
a senior deTermine his honor sTanding or
plan his course oT sTudy Tor nexT Term. WiTh
all her duTies Miss Rowe sTill Tinds Time To
sponsor The oldesT club in school, The
STandard DebaTing SocieTy.
The wise suggesTions oT MRS. BROWN
have helped many a senior Through his lasT
year oT high school. As assisTanT senior
counselor, Mrs. Brown helps Miss Rowe in
guiding The seniors. Counseling seniors,
however, is only parT oT her iob. She also
Teaches classes in general maThemaTics,
algebra and geomeTry. Mrs. Brown's
Triendly smile and courTeous manner are
Tamiliar To everyone.
RACHEL FOOTE, Ph.B., M.A
Dean
EDNA ROWE, B.A., M.A.
Senior Counselor
EMMA H. BRONNN, B.A., M.A
AssisTanT Senior Counselor
Foculty
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ZULEIKA ADAM, French
U. oT Texas, B.A., M.A.
Le Cercle Francais, Sponsor
RICHARD ALLISON, I-IisTOry
Texas ChrisTian U., B. Ed.
BaskeTball, Head Coach
GUY ALLEN, Science
Howard Payne College, B.A.
NANNIE D. ANDREWS,
MaThemaTics
U. oT Texas, B.A.
Banking, Sponsor
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HELEN FERN BLACK.
Public Speaking
U. ol: Illinois, B.A.
Girls Public Speaking Club,
Sponsor
JENNIE WOLFE BLUMENTHAL,
J. ALAN BOULTON, Physics
CenTral Missouri STaTe Teachers
Tennis Coach
MARGARET BREWER,
MaThemaTics
STudy Hall
.xlbf if F I Texas Women's College, B.A.:
' + ' ' ,lf S. M. U., M.A.
,A,1f..f-ffyfill fl 'TM 2A Class, Sponsor
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EARLY BIRDS REVIEW MATH
As a resulT oT The simple maThemaTics TesT given The 4-A
boys by order oT The War DeparTmenT, a class in ariThmeTic
was oTTered To The boys by Miss MargareT Brewer, Teacher
of maThemaTics. The class was held beTore school every
morning and was noT compulsory. 0 "No, class, This is one
case where you can'T smell The onions," said J. B. WhiTe,
biology insTrucTor, To his sTudenTs. During The sTudy oT cells
The class used slabs oT diTTerenT subsTances, one being
onions, so They could see in magniTied Torm The diTTerenT
cells and Their parTs. 0 STudenTs in The ground aeronauTics
classes sTudied The TundamenTals oT Tlying, such as The basic
insTrumenTs used in banking The plane, skidding, Taxiing.
slipping, landing and Taking oTT. WeaTher and pressure
insTrumenTs also were sTudied closely as well as radio and
navigaTion. This ground aeronauTics course is only one OT
many which were oTTered aT ForesT in line wiTh The VicTory
program. 0 A visiT To The boiler room was made by J.
Alan BoulTon's Physics 2 classes aTTer sTudying sTeam en-
gines and boilers. Sam English, cusTodian, explained iTs
mechanism.
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ELIZABETH BAGLEY, English
U. oT Texas, B.A.
RUTI-I BARHAM, English
U. oT Texas, B.A.
EMMA H. BROWN, MaThemaTics W. H. BUTLER, Social STudies
U. OT Arkansas, B.A.:
College, B.A., U. oT Missouri, M.A.
MINNIE BROWN, HisTory
George Peabody College, B,S.g
Columbia U., M.A.
Dallas HisTorical SocieTy, Sponsor Freshman Class, Sponsor
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FRANCES BEILHARZ,
Home Economics
Texas STaTe College Tor'
1, Women, B,S.
WILLIE MAY BERRY,
Home Economics
U. oT Texas, B.S.
U. oT Texas, B.A., M.A.
Hi-Y, Sponsor
S. M. U., M.A.
AssisTanT Senior Counselor
RUTH CHRISTOPHER,
Social STudies
U. of Texas, B.A., M.A.
THEY'RE COOKING WITH GAS
"Cooking wiTh gas"-ThaT's whaT The boy's H. E. class
learned To do. These model TuTure husbands sTarTed ouT
wiTh an easy soup and gradually sneaked up on The more
diTTicuIT problems oT The culinary arT. 0 A sTyle show was
given by The CloThing 3 class, under The direcTion of Miss
Pearle MaTThews, aTTer The girls compleTed Their dresses
and suiTs. They modeled Their dresses and suiTs Tor The
iournalism classes, The oFlice and oTher H. E. classes. Con-
sTrucTive criTicism was given To help The girls deTermine To
whaT exTenT They had used Their knowledge in making a
garmenT boTh suiTable and durable. Before making The
dresses and suiTs, The classes sTudied sTyle and design in
relaTion To each individual girl. 0 For The TirsT Time in The
hisTory oT ForesT a course in home nursing was oTTered To
The girls. The course, which was based on The regular Red
Cross Home Nursing program, was TaughT in The I-I. E. 8
classes. IT consisTed oT TwenTy demonsTraTions, ouTside OT
reading maTerials. These demonsTraTions were given by Mrs.
Lucille T-IursT, The school nurse. ATTer The course was com-
plefed The girls received an oTTicial Red Cross Nursing
card.
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MARY SMITH CLARK. SARA DAVIDSON, Spanish
Journalism and English U. of Texas' BA., MAA.
S- M- U.. B.A. Pan American STudenT Forum,
Echo and ForesTer. PublicaTions Co-Sponsor
Di'ecTor
RICHARD L. COLEMAN. EMMALINE D. DONAHUE,
M'liTary Library
DOROTHY GERLACI-I, HisTory D. T. GRIFFITH.
U
. OT Texas, B.A.q Mechanical Drawing
FCre5+ Forum' Sponsor NorTh Texas STaTe Teachers
I College, B.S.
C. V. GOODMAN, HisTory SEARCY H. HARDI, STudy Hall
E sT Texas STaTe Teachers College, Baylor U-. B-'AM , A
B. .1 U. of Missouri, M.A. F f
ST
ndard DebaTing SocieTy, -'
Co-Sponsor
MAY I HAVE AN APPOINTMENT?
"Hello, inTormaTion please. Oh, any kind oT inTormaTion will
do, buT I'rn parTicularly inTeresTed To know if P'residenT
RoosevelT or General MacArThur is going To visiT here any
Time soon." This conversaTion is similar To many which were
carried on by Telephone by members of The Journalism 2
class. The sTudenTs were Trying To geT appoinTmenTs wiTh
imporTanT people in order To have an inTerview-a require-
menT every semesTer Tor pupils Taking iournalism. Sighs oT
relieT were many aTTer The reporTs oT The inTerviews were
Turned in. The greaTesT diTTiculTy Tor The pupils aTTer They
had Tound a person To inTerview was To seT a Time suiTabIe
Tor boTh. 0 "Fingers were invenTed beTore Torks," so The
saying goes, buT who could Tell iT wiTh all The Torks oT so
many sizes and shapes one uses aT a Tormal dinner? AT
any raTe, Emily PosT doesn'T have anyThing on Miss Helen
Fern Black's Public Speaking Class. They sTepped aside
Trom Their regular course oT sTudy This Term To learn The
arT oT eaTing. A demonsTraTion was given on The correcT
way of seTTing The Table and The correcT manner while aT
The Table.
GROVER J. DOUGLAS, I-IisTory
U. oT Chicago, Ph.B.g
S. M. U.. M.A.
I Am An American Club, Sponsor
MARY DRAKE, HisTory
U. oT Nebraska, B.S.
3B Class, Sponsor
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ALICE HARRINGTON,
Home Economics
U. oT Arkansas, B.S.:
Columbia U., M.S.
VesTonians, Sponsor
A. C. HOPPE, R,O.T.C. Band
Leipzig ConservaTory
ggFocuHy
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LOULA ELDER, MaThemaTics
U. oT Oklahoma, B.A., M.A.
ANNIE GEM FELDER, English
U. oT' Texas, B.A., M.A.
IA Class, Sponsor
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ELIZABETH HUGHES, English
U. ol: Texas, B.A.
AudiTores Caesaris, Co-Sponsor
VIRGINIA I-IURST,
Typing and ShorThand
U. oT CaliTornia, B.A.
IT'S NOT SO SIMPLE AS THAT
The Texas HisTory class made a sTudy oT whaT early Texas
seTTlers used Tor Tood and medicine. From The looks oT
Things This knowledge may be very useTuI. 0 The Social
STudies classes oT all iunior and senior high schools sTudied
a special uniT, "Our World Neighbors," This session. The
sub-Topics sTudied were China, India, Russia. Mexico, Brazil
and The PosTwar World. MaTerials were gaThered in The
library Tor use in This sTudy. 0 When Miss DoroThy Ger-
lach's subsTiTuTe Teacher Told one ol: The boys in her sixTh
period class To close The door so iT would sTop The draTT,
Leon RubinsTein prampTIy inTormed her ThaT iT would Take
more Than closing The door To sTop The draTT. 0 "An un-
expecTed deaTh is beTTer and easier Than an expecTed one,"
said Julius Caesar when warned ThaT his enemies were aTTer
him. Richard Allison Told his I-lisTory I class To Take ouT a
sheeT oT paper and geT ready Tor a TesT. When The class
complained, Mr. Allison said, "lf Julius Caesar said an un-
expecTed deaTh is beTTer Than an expecTed deaTh, Then an
unexpecTed TesT musT be easier Than an expecTed one."
The class Took The TesT.
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Fciculty
SELDON S. HUTCHINSON,
Physical EducaTion
NorTh EasT Missouri Teachers C
lege, B.S,g U. oT Missouri, M.A.
STudenT Council, Sponsor
SARAH HYMAN, Srudy Hall
ETHEL MASTERS, MaThemaTics
U. OT Texas, B.A., S. M. U., M.A
AudiTores Caesarig, Co-Sponsor
PEARLE MATTHEWS.
Home Economics
College oT IndusTries and ArTs,
B.A.g U. oT Colorado, M.A.
ol-
BERTHA JACKSON, English
U. oT Texas, B.A., M.A.
PAUL C. LA BORNE, English
NorTh Texas STaTe Teachers Col-
Girl Reserves, Sponsor lege, B.A.q Colorado College oT
W. H. KEELIN6, MaThemaTics
College oT ArTs and IndusTries,
B.S,g FooTball, Head Coach:
Track. Head Coach
EducaTion, M,A.
ANNIE LAWSON, SecreTary
VIRGIL I-I. MATTINGLY,
MaThemaTics
EasT Texas Teachers College, B.S.
EooTbaII, Track, AssisTanT Coach
JUNIA McALISTER, Science
NorTh Texas Teachers College,
B.S.: U. oT Chicago, M.S.
Junior Red Cross, Sponsor:
4A Class, Sponsor
C. T. MCCORMACK, AccounTing
Draughon's Business College:
CvraduaTe Work aT S. M. U.
ADDIE MELSON, English
Texas STaTe College Tor Women,
B.A.
MABEL B. LORENZ, PianisT
E. E. LYONS, MaThemaTics
U. oT VermonT, B.S.
GolT, Coach
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LOURANIA MILLER, LaTin
U, oT Texas, B.A.g U. oT Chicago
M,A.: AudiTores Caesaris, Sponsor
JACK A. MITCHELL,
Typing and ShorThand
NorTh Texas STaTe Teachers Col
lege, B.S.3 U. oT Texas, M.Ed.
4-B Class, Sponsor
TAKE A LETTER, MISS FORESTER
"You may begin work Tomorrow," The man said To a girl
who had iusT Tinished her OTTice PracTice course. This is The
sTory one mighT hear abouT a girl who has compIeTed The
new course, OTTice PracTice, oTTered This year Tor The TirsT
Time aT ForesT, To be eligible Tor This course, one musT be
in her second year oT shorThand and Typing. 9 "Book-
keeping is easy," said C. T. McCormack To his bookkeeping
class. "Learning To keep books can be done in Tive minuTes
iT you are working Tor a salary, buT if you are working Tor
a high school crediT, iT Takes -you nine monThs." 0 Ap-
proximaTely sixTy school calendars, similar To Those previ-
ou ly disTribuTed by The Board oT EducaTion, were made by
The DraTTing DeparTmenT. The calendars are blueprinTs and
all non-school days are clearly indicaTed. The calendars
were pronounced a success by D. T. GriTTTTh, direcTor oT
The proiecT, 0 CourT proceedings Took place in Miss RuTh
ChrisTopher's commercial law class during The spring Term.
BeTore The class began The Trial They secured a TranscripT
oT a Typical Trial. They also inlrerviewed several lawyers.
EveryThing was sTricTIy legal To The IasT degree.
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THIS YEAR IT'S DIFFERENT
"This Term Physical EducaTion will be diTTerenT," said S. S.
HuTchinson To his P. E. classes aT The beginning oT The
session. And diTTerenT iT was. The subiecT was a combina-
Tion oT naval exercises, miIiTary Training, commando TacTics
and aThleTics. 0 "I can'T move a muscle! I iusT know l'II
die iT I do!" Such moans and groans were Ti'eguenTly heard
in The girls gym classes since The new physical TiTness pro-
oram goT under way. Miss Locille SegrisT and Miss Frieda
Thoene began giving The gym classes in The spring sem-
esTer exercises To improve The TeeT and posTure deTecTs OT
Th girls. 9 A surprise package in The Torm oT 85 wooden
riTIes was delivered To The ForesT Avenue High School
CadeT Corps aT The TirsT oT The Tall Term. "The riTIes are
a dupIicaTe oT The SpringTieId riTIes ThaT were used IasT
year and weigh approximaTeIy Tour pounds," announced
Colonel Richard L. Coleman, commandanT. 0 "HaIT, one,
Two!" shouTed an oTTicer To a group oT girls. BUT iT wasn'T
The WAAC's. IT was The girls ol: ForesT who have gym aT
The TiTTh period. The girls drilled and sTudied miIiTary Tac-
Tics. They were divided inTo groups or companies wiTh an
R.O.T,C. oTTTcer To Train Them.
EUGENIA NOWLIN, ArT EDNA ROWE, English
S. M. U,, B.A.: Texas STaTe College U. oT Texas, B.A., M.A.
Tor VVomen, M.A. Senior Counselor: STandard DebaT-
Allied ArTs Club, Sponsor ing SocieTy, Sponsor
JUL A PRITCHETT, Typing LOCTLLE SEGRIST,
U. off Texas, B.A. Girls Physical EducaTion
S. M. U., B.A.: Columbia U., M.A.
Pep Squad, Co-Sponsor:
Girls Tennis, Coach
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MABEL SHAW.
Nebraska STaTe
English
U., B.S.: Columbia
U., M.A.
ALVA P. SHEPARD, MaThemaTics
NorTh Texas STaTe Teachers Col-
lege, B.S.
Ba'eball, Head Coach
' Qi.
J.. B. WHITE, Biology FLETCHER R. WICKHAM, Span
George Peabody College, B.S.: Baker U., B.A.: U. oT Oklahom
S.M
MABEL wHiTTiNe-TON.
Hom
Nori
lege
. U., M.A.
Forum, Sponsor
e Economics
h Texas STaTe Teachers Col
B.S.
M.A.: Pan American STudenT
U., M.A.
Faculty
BESS THATCHER, HisTory
U. oT Texas, B.A., M.A.
Texas HisTory Club, Sponsor
FRl'EDA THOENE,
Girls Physical EducaTion
lowa STaTe Teachers College, B.A
Pep Squad, Sponsor
NoT in PicTures
ELOISE DURHAM, English
LAVlNlA RAWLINS.
MaThemaTics and LaTin
ANN Wl'ESENFELD, Clerk
:Sh H. B. YATES, Social STudies
5' U. oT Tennessee, B.A.: Columbia
Echo and ForesTer, Business
Manager
LOUISE WILCOX, Music
NorTheasT Missouri STaTe U., B.A.
OrchesTra and Chorus, DirecTor
IT'S REALLY GREEK TO THEM
The TiTTeenTh All-Spanish Program was held December l5,
wiTh MorTon Prager, presidenT oT The ForesT UniT oT The
Pan American STudenT Forum, presiding. These programs
are presenTed each year as parT oT The oral work in Span-
ish by The pupils oT Miss FleTcher Ryan Wickman. A smail
admission Tee is charged which goes To The Spanish DeparT-
menT Tor books and orher needed equipmenT. 0 FourTeen
ForesTers sTudied Greek This year. The class was TaughT by
Miss Lourania Miller every Friday morning aT 8 olclock.
"The obiecT oT The class," said Miss Miller, "is To learn The
basic principles oT Greek, which will help prepare Them if
They decide To sTudy iT in college. The sTudy oT Greek
gives a broader ouTlook on liTe and produces a beTTer un-
dersTanding oT liTeraTure." The sTudenTs received no crediT,
as iT was :TricTly a preparaTory course. 0 The French De-
parTmenT has been exTended To include a TourTh-year
course, which will counT Toward graduaTion and will carry
as many honor poinTs as any oTher basic subiecT, "The
course will also make prospecTive French college sTudenTs
sTronger in French and will possibly give Them a higher
classiTicaTion when They enTer college," :aid Mrs. Zuleika
Adam, French insTrucTor.
WHAT ELSE WOULD ONE DO?
"CorrecT This senTence, Sammy SelTzer: 'lT one losT one's
haT, whaT would one do?' " Miss Addie Melson asked. BUT
Sammy was sTumped. Then Miss Melson called on Ernes-
Tine Bruce and BerTha RosengarTen. They also were speech-
less. Sammy, in The meanTime, ThoughT abouT The problem
conTronTing The class and spoke up, "Go look Tor iT."
0 "Hurry, or iT will be iusT as hard as cemenT beTore l
can geT my hands ouT oT iT," laughingly said Mrs. Eugenia
Nowlin when The arT classes were making a sTudy oT sculp-
Turing. The sTudenTs were mixing The plasTer Tor Their own
individual iobs. The plasTer is mixed by hand and is iusi
like cemenT when iT hardens. As parT oT The sTudy oT Dallas
arTisTs, Mrs. Nowlin's classes visiTed The ArT Museum ai
Fair Park during The Tall Term To sTudy The painTings oT
living Dallas arTisTs. 0 The Music DeparTmenT presenTed a
program aT an assembly oT The school March 8, wiTh Miss
Louise Wilcox, The music insTrucTor, direcTing. The high
poinT oT The program was The presenTaTion oT The Tamous
Tower Scene Trom Verde's opera II TrovaTore. Maurine
Wise sang The parT oT Leonora: Bernard Cohen, Manrico:
and The mixed chorus sang The prayers oT The monks.
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Mciy '43 Clciss Officers
LOUIS RUBIN was chosen by The 4A Class To direcT Their senior acTiviTies. Louis has
always believed ThaT if one does a Thing, iT musT be done weII. ThaT Louis isn'T "ioking"
can be clearly seen by The record he has made Tor himself in his acTive parTicipaTion
in school organizaTions and his sTudies...Vice-PresidenT FLORENCE CENTER has
Iong been a class leader in popuIariTy and leadership. I-Ier beauTy and naTuraIness are
noTiced by all. Florence has held many class oTTices and has always perTormed her
duTies eTTicienTIy . . . SecreTary oT The 4A Class, a EoresTer EavoriTe, a member oT The
girls doubles Tennis Team and cheer leader-ThaT's SAMYE GATTUSO. Samye, one
OT The mosT likable girls aT ForesT, has been popular wiTh her classmaTes since her
Treshman year.. .WiTh paTience and undersTanding MISS JUNIA MCALISTER, besides
being sponsor oT The Junior Red Cross, has guided The 4A Class Through Their IasT Term
in high school. The 4A's are graTeTuI To Miss McAIisTer and wish To Take This oppor-
TuniTy To express Their Thanks To her.
CLASS COMMITTEES
Social Senior Play InviTaTion
Elmo EIam CharIoTTe MaranTz I-Ielen Wilensky
Lenora Levine Doris RuTchik Marilyn RachoTsky
Tommie OrTon Barfhell Ellis AnneTTe Golman
E. ..,, , . W. ,,M,-. v..M..-Y1-.-,
LOUIS RUBIN FLORENCE CENTER SAMYE GATTUSO
ge TwenTy
January '44 Class OTTicers
The 4-B Class elecTed Their eTTicienT 3A secreTary, ELEANOR COT-IEN, To lead Them
Through The beginning oT Their senior acTiviTies. Eleanor has a sense oT Tairness and a
will To work, which her many Linz Awards help prove. . . MARY JAYNE ANDERSON
has been a class leader since her sophomore year. lfler peppy, Triendly manner has
made her well-liked by all who know her. Mary Jayne served as 2B Class presidenT
and 3B Class presidenT . . . For secreTary oT The 4B class SAUL KAI-IN, 3A Class presi-
denT, was chosen. Saul has long been an acTive member oT The STandard DebaTing
SocieTy and Le Cercle Francais, serving as sergeanT-aT-arms oT boTh organizaTions.
Saul's warm sense oT humor is one oT his TinesT asseTs . . . AlThough JACK A. MITCHELL
is a newcomer To The EoresT TaculTy. he has auickly Tound a place in The hearTs oT
EoresTers. As sponsor oT The 4B Class, Mr. MiTchell has been a hard-working individual.
Thanks are in order Trom The 4B Class Tor Those exTra momenTs you've spenT wiTh The class.
CLASS COMMITTEES
Social Announcemeni' lnviTaTion
DoroThea Rush Shirlie Mark Gloria Michaelson
Bobbie Nell Sims Harold LevereTT Jerry Segal
BeTTy Lou Hancock Harold Lewis l-lelen Gaylord
ELEANOR COHEN MARY JAYNE ANDERSON SAUL KAI-IN
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NORMA ARONOFF
Girls Public Speaking Club '40, '4l,
'42, '43, Vice-Presidenl '42, Texas His-
Jrory Club '42, '43, High Scholarship
Club '43, Foresler Slafl '42, '43, Linz
Award '43, Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
BEATRICE BAKER
Library Assislanl '4l, '42, Guard '42,
Girl Reserves '4l, Favorile Sporl-
Baskelball, Favorile Subiecl-Shorh
hand, Ambilion-Slenographer,
Grade School!Lisbon.
DAVID BALL
Audilores Caesaris '39, '40, '4l, '42.
'43, Vice-Presidenl '42, Presidenl '43,
Junior Classical League '4l, '42, '43,
Slandard Debaling Sociely '39, '40,
'4l, '42, '43, Secrelary '42, Dallas His-
lorical Sociely '40, '4l, '42, '43, Ser-
geanl'-al-Arms '43, High Scholarship
Club '42, '43, Sludenf Council '42,
'43, Orcheslra '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43,
Concerl Masler '4l, '42, '43, All-Cily
Orcheslra '40, '4l, '42, Band '39, '40,
'4l, '42, '43, Drum Maior '42, R. O. T.
C. '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43, Second Lieu-
lenanf '4l, '42, '43, Caplain '43, Linz
Award '42, Grade School-Ascher
Silberslein.
SARAH BOURLAND
Girl Reserves '4l, '42, Girls Public
Speaking Club '4l, '42, Dallas Hislo-
rical Sociely '42, Favorile Sporl-
Horseback Riding, Grade School-
T. C. Hassell.
MARGARET BROWNING
Dallas Hislorical Sociery '4l, '42, Re-
cording Secrelary '42, Sludenl Coun-
cil '42, Audilores Caesaris '4l, '42,
Presidenl '42, Foresl Forum '4l, Ves-
lonians '4l, '42, '43, High Scholarship
Club '40, '4l, Linz Award '39, '40,
Library Assislanr '40, '4l, Echo S+aTT
'42, Grade School-Richard Lagow.
GERALDINE BRYANT
Allied Arls Club '40, '4l, '42, '43.
Presidenl '42, Vice-Presidenl '43, Ves-
lonians '4l, '42, '43, Presidenl '43,
Guard '40, '4l, Favorile Sporl-Foot
ball, Favorile Subiecl-Hislory,
Grade SchoolAAscher Silberslein.
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TOBY ARONOFF
Sludenl Council '39, 25-50 Club '39,
'40, '4l, Girl Reserves '4l, Texas His-
lory Club '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43, Girls
Public Speaking Club '4l, '42, '43,
Treasurer '42, Coin Club '4l, '42, Par-
liamenlarian '4l, Echo Slall '42, Busi-
ness Manager, Club Edilor '42, Fores-
ler Slalf '42, '43, Club Edilor '43, Linz
Awards '40, '4l, '42, Nalional Honor
Sociely '43, High Scholarship Club
'40, '4l, '42, '43, Junior Red Cross
'39, '40, Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
GEORGE BAKER
Baseball '40, '4l, '42, Lellerrnan '42,
Favorile Sporl-Baseball, Favorile
Subiecl-Trigonomelry, Ambilion-
Professional Baseball Player, Grade
School-T. C, Hassell.
BETTY JEAN BEVILL
Veslonians '42, '43, Secrelary '43, Girl
Reserves '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43, lnler-
club Council Represenlalive '42, Preri-
denl '43, Le Cercle Francais '39, '40,
Echo Slalf '42, Freshman Edilor '42,
Pep Squad '39, '40, '4l, Guard '39,
'40, '4l, '42, Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
BILLIE BRADLEY
Audilores Caesaris '39, '40, Girl Re-
serves '39, Favorile Sporl-Dancing,
Favorife Subiecl-Typing, Ambilion-
Secrelary, Hobby-Building Model
Airplanes, Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
ERNESTINE BRUCE
Allied Arfs Club '39, '40, '4l, '42, Sec-
relary '4l, Foresl Forum '4l, Girl Re-
serves '4l, Favorile Sporl-Swimming:
Grade School--Colonial.
BILL BURCH
Junior Red Cross '42, '43, Dallas His-
lorical Sociefy '42, '43, Foresl Forum
'42, '43, R. O. T. C. '39, '40, 41, '42,
'43, Rifle Team '4l, '42, Second Lieu-
Tenanf '43, Grade School-Colonial.
ED L. BURKLEY
Boys Glee Club '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43,
Secrerary '42, 3A Class '4l, Sergeant
al'-Arms, R. O. T. C. '40, '4l, '42, '43.
Rifle Team '42, '43, Experl Sharpshool-
ers Medal '42, Camp Dallas '4l, Sec-
ond Lieulenanl '42, '43, Crack Com-
pany '40, '4l, '42, Sfudenf Council
'42, Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
WANDA CAWTHON
Foresl Forum '4l, '42, Chorus '39, '40,
'4l, '42, Favorile Sporr- Dancing,
Favorile Su biecl'-Typing, Am bilion-
Secrelary, l-lobby-Skaling, Grade
School-T. C. l-lassell.
DAVID COBBEL
R. O. T. C, '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43, Sec-
ond Lieulenanl '4l, Capfain '42, Lieu-
lenanl-Colonel '43, Camp Dallas '40,
'4l, '42, Craclr Company '40, '4l, '42,
Baseball '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43, Foolball
'39, '40, '4l, '42, Baslielball '40, '4l,
'42, Traclc '4l, 4A Class '43, Sergeanl-
ar-Arms, Grade School--Cily Park.
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Favorife' S' rl 'Fdorball Favorife
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Subied-Ghorgikand,dxmbilion-Sie
nographer, by- rifing Leliers,
Grade chool-Richard Lagow.
BILLY COX
R. O. T. C. '40, '4l, '42, '43, Second
Lieufenanl '43, Sludenl' Council '4l,
'42, Ba-eball '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43I l"li-
Y Club '39, Baslcelball '4l, '42, '43,
Track '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43, Favoriie
Sporl-Baseball: Grade School-
Lida l-looe.
A. E. DAVIS
Dallas l-lisrorical Sociery '40, '4l, Band
'39, '40, '4l, '42, Corporal '40, Ser-
geanl' '4l, Firsr Lieulenanr '42, Pan
American Sfudenr Forum '40, '4l, '42,
Sergeanr-al-Arms '4l, Sludenl Coun-
cil Represenfafive '42, Junior Red
Cross '42, '43, Foresl Forum '4l, '42,
Vice-Presidenr '42, Grade School-
Colonial.
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BETTY CANNON
Audilores Caesaris '4l, '42, '43, Treas-
urer '42, Fore? Forum '42, '43, Slu-
denr Council Represenlalive '42, '43,
Dallas l-lislorical Sociely '42, Vesfo-
nians '4l, '42, '43, Echo Srafi '42, Per-
sonals Edilor '42, Foresrer Slafli '43,
3B Class '4l, Treasurer, 3A Class '42,
Presidenl, Grade School-Richard
Lagow.
FLORENCE CENTER
Girl Reserves '40, '4l, Foresl Forum
'4l, '42, Junior Red Cross '4l, '42,
Dallas l-lislorical Sociely '42, Foresler
Sfalf '4l, Library Assisranl '40, '4l,
Sludenl Council '40, '4l, Office As-
sislanl '4l, Gua'd '39, '40, '4l, '42, 3B
Class '4l, Vice-Presideni, 2B Class '40,
Serqeanl'-al'-Arms: 4A Class '43, Vice-
Presidenl, Grade School-Cily Parlc.
GERALD COLEY
Linz Award '39, Favorire Sporr-Foot
ball, Favorile Subieci-Commercial
Law, Ambilion-Accounlanrg Hobby
-Model Airplanes, Grade School-
John l-lenry Brown.
MINNETTE CORCHINE
Girls Public Spealcinq Club '39, '40,
'4l, '42, '43, Secrelary '42, Le Cercle
Francais '40, '4l, '42, '43, Secrerary
'42, Parliamenlarian '43, Girl Reserves
'39, '40, Office Assislanl '40, Foresier
S+al"i '4l, '42, Linz Award '42, Grade
School-Colonial.
DOROTHY DAVENPORT
Girl Reserves '4l, '42, '43, Favorile
Sporl-Tennis, Favorile Subiecl-Eng-
lish, Ambilion-Secrelary, Hobby-
Colleciing Tinfoil, Grade School-
Colonial.
KATHLEEN DAVIS
Dallas l-lislorical Sociery '4l, '42, '43.
Secrelary '42, Pep Squad '40, '4l,
Library Assilanl '40, '4l, '42, '43,
Guard '39, '40, '41, '42, Audilores
Caesaris '4l, '42, '43, l-liqh Scholar-
ship Club '42, '43, Treasurer '43, Linz
Awards '40, '4l, Nalional l-lonor Soci-
ely '43, Sludenl Council '42, Junior
Classical League '4l, Grade School-
Richard Lagow.
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1
NELDA JO DUCK
Junior Red Cross '4I, Girl Reserves
'4l, Veslonians '42, '43, Office Assisl-
anl '4I, '42, '43, Guard '40, '4I, '42,
Echo Slall '42, Eoresler' Slali '42, '43,
2A Class '40, Serqeanl-al-Arms,
Grade School-Colonial,
CHRISTELL FERGUSON
Pleasanl Grove, Chorus '39, '40, '42,
Home Economics Club '39, '40, Favo-
rife Sporl- Baslcelball, Eavorile Sub-
iecl-Shorlhand, Grade School-
Colonial.
VIRGINIA FITE
Girl Reserves '4l, '42, Girls Public
Speaking Club '4I, '42, Favori+e.Sporl
-Baseball, Eavorile Subiec'I'-Com-
mercial Law, Grade School-
Van, Texas.
BETTYE JANE GARDNER
Veslonians '42, Vice-Presidenl '42, Girl
Reserves '4I, '42, Iiieasurer '41, Coin
Club '40, Secrelrary '40, Sludenl'
Council Represenlalive '40, '4I, '42,
Foresler Favorire '43, IA Class '40,
Presidenl, 3A Class '42, Treasurer,
Grade School-Colonial.
SAMYE GATTUSO
Girl Scouls '39, Presidenf '39, Veslo-
nians '42, '43, Presidenl '42, '43, Slu-
denl Council '39, Foresler Favorile
'43, Cheer Leader '42, Grade School
-Colonial.
ROBERT GLAZER
Slandard Debalinq Sociely '42, '43,
Band '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43, Sergeanl
'42, Camp Dallas '4I, Favorile Sporl
- Foolball, Favorile Subiecl-Trig-
onomelry, Grade School-Colonial,
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BARTHELL ELLIS
Auclilores Caesaris '42, Sergeanlhal-
Arms '42, High Scholarship Club '42,
Treasurer '42, R. O. T. C. '40, '4I, '42,
Corporal '4l, Sergeanl '42, Masler
Sergeanl '42, Second Lieulenanl '42,
Firsl Lieulenanl '43, Caplain '43, Rifle
Team '42, '43, Camp Dallas '4l, '42,
Dallas I-Iislorical Sociely '43, Junior
Classical League '40, '4I, '42, Sludenl
Council '4I, Linz Award '4I, Nalional
Honor Sociely '43, Grade School-
John I-lenry Brown.
HAZEL DORIS FERGUSON
Girl Reserves '39, Veslonians '42, '43,
Vice-Presidenl '43, Favorile Sporl-
Slcalinq, Favorile Subiecl-Gym,
I-lobby-Slcalinq, Grade School-
, T. G. Terry.
JOE FREED
Pan American Sludenl Forum '40, '4l,
Sludenl Council Represenlalive '42,
Sludenl Council '4I, '42, Slandarcl
Debalinq Sociely '39, '40, Junior Red
Cross '42, Vice-Presidenl '42, 3A Class
'42, Sergeanl-al-Arms, 4B Class '42,
Treasurer, Traclc '40, Grade School-
Cily Park.
ROBERT GARY
Foolball '39, '40, '4I, '42, Lellerman
'42, Traclc '42, Baseball '4I, I-Ii-Y '42,
'43, Vice-Presidenl '43, Favorile Sporl
-Foolball, Favorile Subiecl'-Malhe-
malics, Grade School-John I-lenry
Brown.
BILLIE GENTRY
Texas I-lislory Club '4l, '42, Office As-
sisranl '4l, '42, Favorire Sporf-Ice
Slcaling, Eavorile Subiecl-I-lisfory,
Grade School-Double Oak.
MILDRED GLENN
Pep Squad '39, '4l, '42, Sludenl
Council '4l, '42, Veslonians '42, Sec-
relary '42, Girl Reserves '4l, '42, For-
esl' Forum '42, '43, Secrelary '42, Vice-
Presidenr '43, Office Ascislanl '43,
Grade School-John I-Ienry Brown.
JEANNE GOLDBERG
Girls Public Speaking Club '4l, Girl
Reserves '4l, '42, '43, Parliarneniarian
'43, Olslice Assislanl '4l, '42, Eavoriie
Sporl-Eoolball, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
ANNETTE GOLMAN
Girls Public Speaking Club '40, '4l,
'42, '43, Treasurer '4l, Parliamenia-
rian '4l, Presidenl '43, Pan American
Siudeni Forum '4l, '42, '43, Presideni
'4l, Secrelary '42, High Scholarship
Club '40, '4l, Banking '40, '4l, '42,
'43, Teller '42, '43, Foresler Siaff '40,
Adverlising Manager, lA Class '40,
Secreiary, Linz Awards '40, '42, Office
Assislanl' '4l, '43, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
POPPY HAMMOND
Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, Foresi
Eorum '4l, '42, Parliamenlarian '42,
Dallas Hisiorical Sociely '4l, '42, '43,
Treasurer '42, 25-50 Club '39, '40,
Sfudenl Council '39, '40, '4l, Junior
Red Cross '39, '4l, '42, '43, Eoresier
Siafi '4l, '42, '43, Linz Award '42,
High Scholarship Club '42, Office
Assislanf '4l, Library As'isian'l '4l,
Guard '39, '40, '4l, '42, 2B Class '40,
Presideni, 2A Class '4l, Secrelary, 4B
Class '42, Parliarneniarian, Grade
School-Richard Laqow,
DORIS JEAN HARMER
Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, '43, lnler-
club Council Represenlalive '43, High
Scholarship Club '40, Linz Award '40,
Ambition-Secreiary, Grade School-
Ascher Silbersiein.
LORETTA MAE HAWKINS
Junior Red Cross '42, Eavoriie Sporl
-Bowling, Favorire Subiecl-Horne
Economics, Ambiiion-Nurse, Grade
School-T. G. Terry.
DON HENDRIX
Eavorile Sporl-Tennis, Favorife Sub-
iecf-Physical Educaiion, Ambiiion-
Spor'rswri'ler,xGrade School-Arling-
ion Heighls, For? Worih, Texas.
HERBERT GOLDBERG
Siandard Debaiing Sociely '4l, '42,
'43, Sergeanl'-al'-Arms '4l, '42, Treas-
urer '43, R. O. T. C. '4l, '42, '43, Le
Cercle Erancais '42, '43, Sergeanl-at
Arms '43, 4B Class '42, Presidenl,
Echo Siaff '43, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
HAROLD GOLMAN
Siandard Debaling Sociely '39, '40,
'4l, '42, '43, Le Cercle Francais '4l,
'42, R. O. T. C. '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43,
Corporal '4l, Sergeanl' '4l, Slalf Ser-
geani '42, Firsi Sergeanl' '42, Fooiball
'40, Baskeiball '40, '4l, Tennis '4l,
'42, Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
LORETA HAMILTON
Favorile Sporl- Foofball, Favorile
Subieci - English, Ambilion - Secre-
lary, Hobby-Collecling Malch Hold-
ers, Grade School-T. G. Terry.
AGGIE LEE HARPER
Pep Squad '39, '4l, '42, Girl Reserves
'39, Eoresler Siaiii-'43, Guard '39, '4l,
'42, Office Assislanl '39, '42, Ambi-
lion-Secreiary, Hobby-Sewing,
Grade School-Richard Lagow.
MARCELINE HEMPEL
Linz Award '42, Eavoriie Spori-Dano
ing, Eavorile Subiecl- Public Speak-
ing, Ambilion-P. B. X. Operalor,
Hobby-Colleciing March Holders,
Grade School-Ascher Silbersiein.
EDWYNIA ROWENA HENRY
Orcheslra '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43, Libra-
rian '42, Advanced Chorus '42, Secre-
iary '42, Dallas Hisiorical Sociely '40,
'4l, Girl Reserves '42, '43, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
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BONNIE HICKS
Favorile Sporl-Minialure Golf' Fa-
yorile Subiecf-Public Spealcing, Am-
bifion-Telephone Operaior, Grade
School-Ascher Silbersfein.
LOIS MARIE HILLIS
Pep Squad '40, '4I: Chorus '40, '4I,
Favorile Sporl-Slcaling, Favorile Sub-
iecl- Home Economics, Ambilion -
Nurse, Hobby-Colleclinq Service In-
signia, Grade School-Colonial.
WILLIAM HOLT
Baseball '42, Lerlerman '42, Baskelball
'42, '43, Lellered '42, '43, Hi-Y '43,
Favorife Sporf-Ba kelball, Fayorile
Subiecl-Civics, Arnbilion-Navy,
Hobby-Sporls, Grade School-
T. C. I-Iassell.
MARVIN HUDLER
FooIbaII '4I, Sfudenr Council '4I, Fa-
vorile Sporl-Foofballq FavoriIe Sub-
iecf- Home Economics, Arnbifion -
Army, Grade School--T. G, Terry.
BETTY HYDE
Favorile Sporl-Bowling, Fayorile
Subiecl-Typing, Ambirion-Sfenocy
rapher, I-lobby-Traveling, Grade
School-Ascher Silberslein.
ELMER JOHNSON
R. O. T. C. '39, '40, '4I. '42, '43,
Crack Company '40, '4I, '42, Second
Lieurenanl '42, '43, Sludenl Council
'40, Favorile Subieczl-I-Iiglory, Ambi-
'rion-Army Olzlicer, Grade School--
Ascher Silberslein.
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DANIEL HILL
Favorile Sporl-Baseball, Favorile
Subieci-Physics, Ambiiion-Air
Corps, Hobby-Collecfing Picfures:
Grade School-Abilene, Texas.
HUBBARD I-IOLLON
I'-Ii-Y '42, '43, I:OOIbaII '40, '4I, '42,
Lelrlerman '4I, '42, Baseball '39, '4I,
'43, Orchesrra '39, '40, Favorile Spori'
-Foofball, Echo S+aII '42, Favorile
Subiecf-Malhemalics, Grade School
-Ascher Silberslein.
LEROY HUDDLESTON
Favorife Sporf-Foolball, Favorife
Subiecf-Arf, Ambifion-Carloonisl,
I-lobby-Drawing, Grade School-
Richard Laqow.
ISABELL HULEN
Chorus '42, Favorile SporI'-BasIceI-
ball, Favorile Subiecr-Chemis'Iry:
Ambilion-Sfenographer, Hobby-
Wriling Leflersg Grade School-
La Poyner.
VIRGINIA JACKSON
Office Assisranf '42, '43, Favorife
Sporf-Dancing, Favorile Subiecl-
Typing, Ambirion-Typisl, Hobby-
CoIIec'IIng Dogs, Grade School-
Cily Park.
IMODEAN JONES
Foresl' Forum '42, Ambirion-Public
Accounlanfg Favorile Subiecl-I-Public
Speaking, Favorire Sporl-Foofballq
Grade School-Ascher Silberslein.
DAVID KENNINGTON
Hi-Y '39, '40, '4I, '42, Sludenl Council
Represenlarive '39, '40, Texas Hislory
Club '4I, '42, Dallas Hislorical Soci-
efy '4l, '42, R. O. T. C. '40, '4l, 42.
Corporal '4I, '42, Sfudenl Council '4I,
Grade School-Ascher Silberslein.
JOYCE KITTS
Linz Award '39, Eavorile Sporf-Eooh
ball, Eavorile Subiecf-Typinq? AfTll9l'
lion-Telephone Operalori Hobby-
Dancing, Grade School-
O. M. Roberls.
JANETTE KNIGHT
Eavoriie Sporl-Eoofball, Eavoriie
Subiecl-Hislory, Ambifion-Inferior
Decoralor, Hobby-Miniaiure Golf:
Grade School-T. G. Terry.
BlLLlE LAMBERT
Library Assislanl '4I: Audilores Cae-
saris '39, '40, '4l, '42, Virgil Award
'39, '40, '4I, '42, Eoresl Forum '42,
Junior Red Cross '42, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
WANDA LARUE
25-50 Club '39, Echo Sraff '43, l Arn
An American Club '42, 43, Favorile
Sporr-Baseball, Eayorile Subiecl-
Journalism, Grade School-Ascher
Silbersiein.
MILAN LEG 4
Hi-Y CI b '4I,' 2, Sec e '4I,Vice-
Presikn! ', Y' adi lu '4l, Coin
Club '4 , ch Sl ' , Favoriie
Spo ebal 3 GJ de ool-John
vw - e.'ry Bro .
EVELYN KEY
Girl Reserves '40, '4I, Favorife Sport
--Slcaiing, Hobby-Collecfing Snap-
shois, Ambilion-Secrefary, Grade
School-Shady Grove.
ANNA KLEINMAN
Girls Public Speaking Club '40, '4l,
'42, '43, Treasurer '42, '43, Girl Re-
seives '40, '4l, Audilores Caesaris '39,
'40, Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
BOBBIE LAFITTE
Junior Red Cross '42, Fores+ Forum
'42, Favoriie Spori-Slcaiing, Favorile
Subieci-Typing, Grade School-
Shrevepori, Louisiana.
GLENN LANG
Siandard Debafing Socieiy '40, Pan
American Siudenf Forum '40, Texas
Hislory Club '40, Dallas Hislorical
Sociely '40, R. O. T. C. '39, '40, '4I,
'42, '43, Rifle Team '42, '43, Craclc
Company '40, '4l, Siudenf Council
'40, '41, '42, Cheerleader '42, Tralzfic
Commisioner '43, Foresfer Favorile
'43, Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
DOROTHY LEA LAW
Fayorife Sporf-Foolball, Eavorile
Subie-ci-Accounfing, Ambilion-Ao
counfani, Hobby-Kodalcing, Echo
Slaii '43, Grade School-Ascher
Silberslein.
J. T. LEMONS
Echo Slaltf '43, Exchange Edilor '43,
Favorife Sporr-Baseball, Eavoriie
Subiecf- Hisfory, Ambilion - Radio
Technician, Grade School-
T. G. Terry.
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STANLEY LEVENTHAL
Siandard Debaling Sociely '39, '40,
'4l, '42, '43, Presidenl '42, Parliamen-
larian '43, Pan American Sludenl'
Forum '40, '4I, '42, '43, Vice-Presidenl
'4l, Junior Red Cross '42, Sergeanl-
ar-Arms '42, Band '40, '4I, '42, Cor-
poral '42, Grade School-Colonial.
MARIE LLOYD
Texas Hislory Club '4I, Chorus '39,
'40, '4l, '42, Favorile Spori-Foolball,
Favorile Subiecl'-English, Ambilion-
Dress Designer, Hobby-Dancing,
Grade School-T. C. Ha:sell.
BILLY MADDOX
Favorile Sporl-Fooiball, Eavorile
Subieci-English, Ambilion-Drafle
man, IB Class '39, Secrelary, Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
CHARLOTTE MARANTZ
Girls Public Speaking Club '40, '4I,
'42, '43, Presidenl '42, Parliamenlarian
'42, Vice-Presidenl' '43, Girl Reserves
'40, '4l, Nalional Honor Socieiy '43,
Linz Award '43, High Scholarship Club
'43, Grade School-Wichila, Kansas.
RUTH McLENDON
Banking '42, '43, Sludenl' Council '42,
'43, Guard '4I, Eavorile Spor+-Bas-
kelball, Eavorile Subieci-Shorlhand,
Grade School-Eusface, Texas.
ANNABELLE MOORE
Girl Reserves '4I, '42, Girls Public
Speaking Club '4I, '42, Dallas Hislor-
ical Sociely '42, Grade School-
T. C. Hassell.
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LENORA LEVINE
Girls Public Speaking Club '40, '4l,
'42, '43, Sergeanl-al-Arms '42, Secre-
iary '42, Sludenl Council '42, '43, Par-
liamenlarian '43, Dallas Hislorical So-
ciely '4I, '42, Veslonians '4l, '42, '43,
Treasurer '43, Guard '42, '43, Girl Re-
serves '40, '4I, '42, High Scholarship
Club '42, 4B Class '42, Sludenf Coun-
cil Represenlalive, Linz Award '42,
Foresler Slalii '4I, '42, '43, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
J. C. MACKEY
R. O. T, '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43, Mas-
Jrer Sergeanl '43, Track '39, '40, Ea-
vorile Sporl-Eoofball, Favoriie Sub-
iecr-Hisrory, Ambilion-Army,
Grade School-Colonial.
KATHLEEN MALLOY
Favoriie Sporf-Fooiball, Favoriie
Subiecf-Home Economics, Hobby--
Wriling, Ambilion--Wriler, Grade
School-Sain? Palrick.
ELWYN McCAlN
Pan American Srudenl' Forum '42,
Presidenl '43, Favoriie Spori-Foot
ball, Favorile Subiecl-Chemislry,
Ambilion-Pilol, Hobby-Guns,
Grade School-John Reagan.
Y
BY l
. . C. . ' . ' orporal '43,
'39, ' ' , ' 2, '43, Favorile
o ck, bilion-Civil Engi-
eer rade chool-John Henry
rown.
BETTY JO MOORE
Girls Public Speaking Club '40, '4l,
4B Class '42, Vice-Presidenl, Favorile
Sporl-Swimming, Grade School-
John Henry Brown,
MARSHALL MOORE
R. O. T. C. '40, '4l, '42, '43, Second
Lieulenanf '42, Camp Dallas '4l, '42,
Civiian Award '4l, Echo Srarf '43, R.
O. T. C. Ediror, Favorile Spori-Golf,
Eavorile Subiecl-Miliiary, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell.
RUSSELL MURDOCH
Hi-Y '4l, '42, Presidenl '42, Echo Slalhl
'43, Business Manager, Dallas Hisior-
ical Sociely '42, Second Vice-Presi-
den? '42, Coin Club '40, '4l, Vice-
Presidenf '4l, Sludenl Council '4l,
Band '39, '40, '4l, '42, Camp Dallas
'4l, Efficiency Medal '4l, 3B Class '4l,
Presidenl, Orchesira '40, '4l, '42, '43,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
JOHNNY NATION
Band '42, '43, Orchesira '43, Dallas
Hisiorical Sociely '42, '43, Texas His-
Iory Club '42, '43, Audiiores Caesaris
'42, '43, Sludenl Council Represenia-
live '43, Junior Classical League '4l,
'42, '43, Siudeni Council '42, '43, Ser-
geani-al'-Arrns '43, Grade School-
Longview, Texas.
GLORIA NICHOLAS
Echo Siahf '43, Assislanl Ediior, Favo-
rile Sporl'-Fooiball, Eavorile Subiecl
-Journalism, Ambilion-Beauiy Op-
eralor, Hobby-Horseback Riding,
Grade School-Ascher Silbersiein.
TOMMIE ORTON
Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, '43, Presi-
denl '42, Secreiary '4l, Sergeani-at
Arms '43, High Scholarship Club '40,
'4l, '42, Girls Public Speaking Club
'4l, '42, Sergeani-ai-Arrns '42, Olzlice
Assislani '4l, Linz Awards '40, '4I,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
CORINNE PEDERSON
Audiiores Caesaris '40, '4l, '42, '43,
Siudenl Council Represenialive '42,
Secrelary '42, '43, Treasurer '42, 2B
Class '40, Secreiary, 2A Class '4l,
Presideni, Pep Squad '40, '4l, Slu-
deni Council '42, '43, Secreiary '42,
'43, Parliarnenrarian '42, 25-50 Club
'40, '4l, Girls Public Speaking Club
'4l, '42, Dallas Hisiorical Socieiy '42,
'43, Treasurer '43, Linz Awards '40,
4l, 42, Naiional Honor Socieiy '43,
High Scholarship Club '4l, '42, '43,
Library Assisianr '4l, OfHce Assislanl
'4l, '42, '43, Bicycle Traffic Judge '42,
Junior Classical League '43, Guard
'43, Grade School-J. L. Long.
I I
DOROTHY MOULTON
Junior Red Cross '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43,
Reporier '42, '43, Girl Reserves '42,
'43, Echo Slali '43, Alumni Ediior,
Favoriie Sporf-Baskelball, Eavorile
Subieci-Journalism: Grade School-
Richard Lagow.
MARTHA NAPIER
Girl Reserves '4l, '42, Parliarnenlarian
'42, Eavoriie Spori-Eooiball, Ambi-
Iion - Nurse, Hobby-Collecling
Snapshois, Grade School-Ascher
Silberslein.
MAXINE NEWMAN
Girl Reserves '4l, Pep Squad '4l, Linz
Award '40, Favoriie Sporl-Fooiball,
Guard '40, '4l, Grade School-
Richard Lagow.
ROLENE ODELL
Favorile Spori-Skaling, Ambilion-
Slenographer, Hobby-Collecling
Snapshois, Grade School-
Breckenridge, Texas.
MARJORLENE PARISH
Audiiores Caesaris '40, '4l, Junior
Red Cross '39, '40, Eavoriie Spori-
Skaiingg Favoriie Subieci-Chorus,
Grade School-Ascher Silbersiein.
DORQTHY PERKINS
Eavorile Spori-Tennis, Favorile Sub-
ieci-Public Speaking, Ambilion-
Model, Hobby-Taking Piclures,
Grade School-Aihens, Texas.
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ERVIN POLISHUK
Junior Red Cross '42' Siamp Club '39,
'40, '4l: Coin Club '39, '40, '4l: Hi-Y
'42: Siandard Debaling Sociely '39:
R. O. T. C. '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43, Camp
Dallas '40, '42, Crack Company '39,
'40, '42, Corporal '4l, '42, '43, Mili-
lary Circus '40, Sharpshooler Medal
'40, Marksman Medal '42, Band Fes-
lival '39, '40, '4l, Band Coniesi '39,
'40, '4l: Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
JOHN PUGH
Sfudenf Council '39, '40, '4l: Foolball
'39, '40, '4l: R. O. T. C. '4l, '42: Arn-
bilion-Boxer: Grade School-Ascher
Silberslein.
BILLY JACK RAMSEY
Hi-Y '42: R. O. T. C. '39, '40, '4l, '42,
'43, Band '4l, '42, '43: Baskefball '42:
Favorire Spori-Baskelball: Favoriie
Subiecr-Hisfory: Grade School-
Richard Lagow.
BOBBY ROBINSON
Sfandard Debafing Sociefy '39, '40,
'4l, '42, Treasurer '4I: Pan American
Sfudenf Forum '40, '4l: Junior Red
Cross '42, Presideni '42: Srudeni
Council '4l, '42: Orchesfra '4l: R. O,
T. C. Band '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43, Cor-
poral '4O, Sergeanr '4l, Second Lieu-
renanl '4l, Caplain '42, Drum Maior
'42, Crack Company '39, '40, Carnp
Dallas '39, '40, '4l, '42, Sharpshooier
'40, Marksman '39, All-Ciiy Band '39,
'40, '4l, '42, Milifary Circus '40, Band
Conlesi and Music Fesiival '39, '40,
'4l, '42, Firsf and Second Place Clari-
nel' Solo Medal '4l, '42: Grade School
-John Henry Brown.
BERTHA ROSENGARTEN
Linz Award '40: Favoriie Spor+-Swim-
ming: Favoriie Subiecf-English: Am-
biiion-Sfenographer: Hobby-Writ
ing Shorr Srories: Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
LOUIS RUBIN
Slandard Debaiing Sociefy '39, '40,
'4l, '42, '43, Presidenr '42, Vice-Presi-
deni' '42, '43, Treasurer '4l, Parliamen-
larian '42: 4B Class '42, Sergeani-ah
Arms: Siudenl Council '4l, '42, '43,
Sergeanl-ai-Arms '42, Vice-Presideni
'43: Junior Red Cross '4l, '42, Parlia-
menfarian '42: Dallas Hi:'rorical Soci-
ely '42: High Scholarship Club '42,
'43, Parliamenfarian '43: Pan Ameri-
can Srudenl Forum '39, '40, Sergeanl-
ar-Arms '40: Traffic Judge '42: Linz
Award '42: 4A Class '43, Presidenl:
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
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CLEOPAS POUNDS
R, O. T. C. '39, '40, '4l, '42, '43, Mas-
rer Sergeanr '42, Second Lieulenanl
'43: Favorire Sporr- Baseball: Ambi-
'rion-Member of Air Corps: Grade
School-Richard Lagow,
MARILYN RACHOFSKY
Girls Public Speaking Club '40, '4l,
'42, '43, Treasurer '4l, Vice-Presidenl'
'4l, Presidenl' '42, Parliameniarian '42:
Girl Reserves '4l, '42: High Scholar-
ship Club '4l, '42, '43: Linz Awards
'4l, '43: Narional Honor Sociely '43:
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
GWENDOLEN
Audilores Caesaris
Vice-Presidenf '42,
League '4l, '42, '43:
Club '40, '41, '42
REES-JONES
39, 40, 4l, 42.
Junior Classical
High Scholarship
Siudenl Council
Represenlarive '42, '43: Library Assisi'-
anl' '40, '4l, '42: Linz Awards '40, '4l,
'42: Narional Honor Socieiy '43:
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
BILLIE ROGERS
Track '4l: Favorile Spori'-Track: Fa-
yoriie Subieci-Malhemalics: Ambi-
iion-Railroad Engineer: Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
LEON RUBENSTEIN
Hi-Y '42: 3A Class '4l, Vice-Presideni:
Siudeni Council '39: R. O. T. C. '39,
'40, '4l, '42, '43, Firsl Sergeanl '42,
Camp Dallas '40, '4l, Crack Company
'40, '4l, Rifle Team '42, '43, Caprain
'43: Cheerleader '42: Track '40: Foo?-
ball '40, '4I: Baskeiball '40: Grade
School-Colonial
DORIS RUTCHIK
Girls Public Speaking Club '39, '40,
'4l, '42, '43, Secrelary '4l, Treasurer
'42, Secreiary '42: High Scholarship
Club '40, '4l, '42: Junior Red Cross
'40: Linz Awards '40, '4l, '42: Na-
fional Honor Sociely '43: Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
MARY SANFORD
Favorife Sporl-Foolball, Favorile
Subiecl'-Cloihingg Ambilion-Dress
Designer: Hobby-Sewing: Grade
School-Colonial.
DONALD SCHMIDT
Sludenl' Council '40, '4l, '43, Ser-
geanl-al-Arms '4lg R. O. T. C. '4l, '42,
Craclc Company '4l, Corporal '42g
Foofball '4l, Dallas Hislorical Sociely
'4l, Linz Awards '40, '4l, '423 Na-
lional Honor Sociely '43g Grade
School-Pleasanl Grove.
TREYSA SEELY
Sludenl Council '40, '4l, '42, '43,
Treasurer '42, '43: Pan American Slu-
denl Forum '40, '4l, '42, '43, Treasurer
'4l, Presidenl' '42, Parliamenlarian '42,
All-Cify Hosless '4l, '42, All-Cily
Presidenl '42, '43, High Scholarship
Club '4l, '42, Sludenl Council Repre-
senlalive '4l, '42, Presidenf '43, Dallas
Hislorical Sociely '4l, '42, '43, Parlia-
menlarian '42, Nalional Honor Socieiy
'431 28 Class '40, Vice-President 2A
Class '4l, Vice-Presidenlg 3B Class
'4l, Parliamenlarian: 4A Class '43,
Parliarnenlarian: Linz Awards '40, '4l,
'42g Office Assislanl '40, '4l, '42, For-
esler Slaif '4l, '42, '43g Banking '423
Grade School-Ascher Silbersfein.
MONNA SHACKELFORD
Foresler Slalil '43, Echo Slalzl '43, As-
sislani Edilorq Favorile Sporl-Horse
baclx Riding: Favorile Subiecl-His-
Tory: Ambilion-Ranch Owner: Grade
School-Pleasanl Grove,
SALLYE BILL SPRATT
Girls Public Speaking Club '40, '4l,
Reporler '4l, Girl Reserves '4l, '421
High Scholarship Club '40, '4l, '42,
'43, Secrelary '43g Foresl Forum '42:
Naiional Honor Sociely '43g Pep
Squad '4l, '421 Guard '4l, '427 Office
Assislanl' '42, '43: Linz Awards '40, '4l,
'42g Grade School-Lida Hooe.
DORIS ANN STEWART
Favorile Sporl-Skalingg Favoriie Sub-
ieci - Chemisfryg Ambilion - Nurse:
Hobby- Collecling Movie Slar Pic-
lures, Grade School-Ascher
Silberslein.
BETTY SAWYER
Foresl' Forum '4l, '42, '43, Treasurer
'42g 3A Class '42, Secrelaryg Dallas
Hislorical Sociely '4l, '42, '43, Corre-
sponding Secrelary '42g Sludenl
Council '40, '4l, '42, Girl Reserves
'4lg Veslonians '42, '43, High Scholar-
ship Club '4l, '42, '43: Linz Awards
'40, '4l, '42, Library Assislanl' '4l, '42:
Grade School-Richard Lagow.
MARY ALICE SCOTT
Foresler Slail '43: Favorile Sporl-
Foolballg Favorile Subiecl'-Hisiory:
Ambilion-Housewife: Hobby-Wrilw
ing Lellersg Grade School-Ascher
Silberslein.
SAMMY SELTZER
Slandard Debaling Sociely '40, '4l,
'42, '43, Vice-Presidenl' '43, Junior Red
Cross '42, '43, Foresl Forum '42, '43,
Parliamenrarian '43: Band '39, '40, '4l,
'42, '43, Camp Dallas '4l, Corporal
'4l, Sergeanl '42, Second Lieulenanl
'42y Craclc Company '43: Linz Awards
'40, '4l, Grade School-Colonial.
SHIRLYE SHERRARD
Le Cercle Francais '40, '4l, '42, Secre-
lary '4l, Vice-Presidenl '42g Dallas
Hislorical Sociely '40, '4l, '42, Parlia-
menlarian '4l: High Scholarship Club
'40, '4l, '42, Secrelary '42: Linz
Awards '40, '4l, '42: Library Assislanl
'40, '4l, '42, Sludeni Council '4lg
Guard '39, '4Og Grade School-
Colonial.
GROVER STEVENS
Favorife Sporl-Foolballg Favorife
Subiecl-Home Economics, Ambilion
-Edilor: Hobby-Reading: Grade
School'-T, C. Hassell.
BETTY STOVALL
Allied Arls Club '39, '40, '4l, Vice-
Presidenl '40, Treasurer '4l, High
Scholarship Club '4l, '42, Linz Awards
'4l, '42, Grade School-T. C. Hasselr.
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BOBBIE STRICKLAND
Favoriie Spori-Volleyball, Favorile
Subiecf - Typing, Ambifion - Typisi,
Hobby-Making Piciures, Grade
School-Cenier, Texas.
MAXINE THOMPSON
Audiiores Caesaris '40, '4l, '42, Junior
Classical League '41, High Scholarship
Club '40, '4l, '42, '43, Dallas Hisio-
rical Socieiy '4l, '42, '43, Naiional
Honor Socieiy '42, '43, Linz Awards
'40, '4l, '42, Echo Siaff '42, News Edi-
ior '42, Copy Ediior '42, Foresier Siaici
'42, '43, Library Assis1'an+'4O, '4l, '42,
Siudenl' Council '4l, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
RIZELL TOBOLOWSKY
Girls Public Speaking Club '40, '4l,
'42, '43, Vice-Pre'idenT '42, Presideni
'43, Parliameniarian '43, 28 Class '40,
Parliameniariant Texas Hisiory Club
'40, '4l, '42, '43, Parliameniarian '4l,
Treasurer '42, Vice-Presideni '43, Girl
Reserves '4l, 25-50 Club '39, '40, Linz
Award '43, Office Assislanf '42, For-
esier Siaii '42, Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
FRANCES TOPLITZ
Le Cerale Francais '39, '40, '4l, '42,
'43, Siudenl Council Represenialive
'41, '42, Treasurer '42, Presideni '42,
Mosi Efiicienl Member '43, Banlcinq
'40, '41, '42, Teller '41, '42, Orchesira
'39, '40, '41, '42, '43, Dallas Musical
Fesiival Coniesl, Firsi Place '42,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
LELAND TURNER
Dallas Hisiorical Socieiy '4l, '42, '43,
Presidenl '42, Sergeani-ai-Arms '42,
Siudeni Council '42, '43, Vice-Presi-
deni '42, Presideni '43, Nalional Hon-
or Socieiy '43, High Scholarship Club
'40, '4l, '42, '43, Parliamenlarian '42,
Sergeani-ai-Arms '43, R. O. T. C. '39,
'40, '4l, '42, '43, Sergeanl '43, Audi-
iores Caesaris '40, '41, '42, '43, Junior
Clasical League '42, Slale Secrelary
'42, 4A Class '43, Treasurer, Grade
School-Colonial.
EDWARD VODICKA
Le Cercle Francais '40, '41, '42, '43,
Sergeani-ai-Arms '4l, Presideni '42,
Efficiency Award '42, Parliamenlarian
'42, 2B Class '40, Sergeanl-ar-Arm,
2A Class '4l, Sergeanf-ai-Arms, 3B
Class '41, Sergeani'-ai-Arms, Foresi
Forum '42, Presidenr '42, High Schol-
arship Cliib '4l, '42, Sergeani-al-Arms
'42I 25-50 Club '39, '40, '4-li R. O. T.
C. '39, '40, '41, '42, Corporal '4l, Sec-
ond Lieulenani '42, Bicycle Traffic
Courl '42, Associafe Judge '42, Linz
Award '42, Naiional Honor Socieiy
'43, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
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HELEN TAYLOR
Favoriie Spori-Foolloall, Favorire
Subieci-English, Hobby-Reading,
Ambilion-Public Accounfanf, Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
FRANCES TIMPSON
Echo Slari '43, Favorife Spori-Foot
ball, Favoriie Subieci-Typing, Am-
biiion-Slenographer, Hobby-Col-
lecling Snapshois, Grade School-
Shady Grove.
MARGARET TOLLEY
Girl Reserves '4l, '42, '43, Siudenf
Council Represeniafive '42, Presidenl
'42, Delegaie io Girl Reserve Confer-
ence '42, linierclub Council Represen-
ialive '43, Girls Public Speaking Club
'4l, '42, '43, Reporier '42, High Schol-
ar:hip Club '41, '42, Office Assisiani
'4l, '42, Linz Award '40, Echo Siarl
'42, '43, Eclilor-in-Chief '43, Foresrer
Siaii '42, '43, Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
MAUDIE TUCKER
Audilores Caesaris '39, '40, '4l, '42,
'43, Treasurer '4l, Junior Classical
League '40, '41, '42, 3B Class '41, Sec-
reiary, Fore-si' Forum '42, '43, Chorus
'4l, Opereila '4l, Foresler Siaii '43,
Office Assisiani '42, Siudenl' Council
'42, '43, Grade School-Sl. Edward's
Academy.
NELLA MAE VAUGHAN
Office Assislani '42, '43, Pavoriie
Spori-Baslreiball, Favoriie Subiecf-
Typing, Ambiiion -Typisi, Hobby-
Colleciing Leiiers, Grade School-
Mesquiie, Texas.
JOYCE WALLACE
Pavorile Sporf-Slcafing, Favorile Sub-
ieci-Typing, Ambilion - Nurse,
Hobby-Colleciing Posl Cards,
Grade School-Roclcymouni.
ALBERT WATTS
Bakelball '4l: Track '4l, '42: R. O, T.
C. '40, '4I, '42, '43, Sergeanl '4I, Sec-
ond Lieulenanl '42, Firsl Lieulenanl
'43, Caplain "43, Camp Dallas '42,
SergeanI's Efficiency Award '4l:
Grade School-Richard Lagow.
LORELEI WELTMAN
Girls Public Speaking Club '40, '4I.
'42, '43, Sergeanl-al-Arms '4I: 4B
Class '42, Secrelaryy Pan American
Sludenl Forum '42, '43, Treasurer '42,
Sludenl Council Represenlalive '43,
Girl Reserves '39, '4O: Guard '40, '42,
'43' Sludenl Council '437 Linz Award
'43, High Scholarship Club '43: Grade
School-Colonial.
HELEN WILENSKY
Girls Public Speaking Club '39, '40,
'4I, '42, '43, Secrelary '4I, Presidenl
'42, Parliamenlarian '42, Reporler '42,
Sludenl Council Represenlalive '42,
'43g IA Class '40, Vice-Presidenl: Girl
Reserves '39, '40, '4I, '42, '43, Ser-
geanl-al-Arrns '42, Treasurer '43: Dal-
las I-lislorical Sociely '4l, '42g Guard
'40, '4l, '42, '43g Sludenl Council '42,
'43: Linz Awards '40, '4l, '42g High
Scholarship Club '40, '4l, '42, '433
Echo Slaltf '42, '43, News Edilor '42,
Managing Edilor '42, Foresler Slaff
'4I, '42, '43, Edilor-in-Chief '437 Na-
'rional Honor Sociely '42, '43, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
FAY WILLIAMS
Linz Award '40: Favorile Sporl-Base-
ball: Favorile Subiecl-Shorlhandq
Ambilion-Slenographerg Hobby-
Collecling Coslurne Jewelry: Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
ALICE WINSOR
Audilores Caesaris '39, '40, '4l, '42,
'43, Junior Classical League '4Ig High
Scholarship Club '40, '4I, '42, '43g
Dallas Hislorical Sociely '4I, '42, '43:
Linz Awards '40, '4I, '42g Library As-
sisfanl '40, '4lq Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
CHARLOTTE YONACK
Dallas Hislrorical Sociely '40, '4l, '42,
'43, Foresl Forum '4I, '42, '43, Secre-
lary '43g Junior Red Cross '42, '43,
Foresler Slaff '42, '43, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
MORTON ZIMMERMAN
Radio Club '40, '4I, Presidenl '4I,
Licensed Radio Operalor '43, Sland-
ard Debaling Sociely '39, '40, '4l, '42,
'43, Secrelary '42, Pregidenl '43, R. O.
T. C. Band '39, '40, '4I, '42, '43, Linz
Awards '40, '4l, '42.
NORMAN WEBB
R. O. T. C. '40, '4l, '42, '43, Corporal
'42, Firsl Sergeanl '43, Rifle Team
'4I,'42, Rifle Experl Medal '42: Favor-
ile Sporl-Tennis, Favorile Subiecl-
Geomelry, Ambilion-Archilecl:
Grade School-William B. Travis.
PEGGY JO WHITTINGTON
Girls Public Speaking Club '4I, '42,
'43, Sergeanl-al-Arms '4I, Vice-Presi-
denl '42, Reporler '43: High Scholar-
ship Club '4I, '42, '43: Junior Red
Cross '40, Dallas I-lislorical Sociely
'42, '43Q Girl Reserves '40, '4I, '42, '43,
Secrelary '43, Oflice Assislanl' '4I, '42g
Linz Awards '4I, '42: Nalional Honor
Sociely '42, '43, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
IONA WILLEFORD
Allied Arls Club '4I, '42, '43, Secre-
lary '43, Junior Arl Council '4I, '42,
'4-3: Echo Sfarl '43, Library Assislanf
'4I, '42g Favorile Sporl-Foolball: Fa-
vorile Subiecl-Ari, Grade School-
Colonial.
DOROTHY WILSON
I Arn An American Club '4I, '42, '43q
Favorile Subiecl-Clolhingg Favorile
Sporl-Volleyball: Hobby-Collecling
Movie Sfar Picluresq Grade School-
T. G. Terry.
EVELYN YATES
Pep Squad '40, '4l, '42, '43, Echo Slalil
'43, Favorile Sporl'-Baseball: Favor-
ire Subiecl-Journalism: Ambilion-
Avialorg Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
LOIS YOUNG
Office Assislanl '4Ig Favorile Spor+--
lkalingg Favorile Subiecl-Algebra:
Xmbilion-Homemaker: Hobby-
Skalingg Grade School-Richard
Lagow.
DOROTHY LOUISE GASKIN
Audilrores Caesaris '39, '40, '4lg Fa-
vorile Sporl'-Baskerball: Favorile
Subiecl-Malhernalicsg Hobby-Pho-
lographyg Ambilion--Aviarorq Grade
School---Colonial.
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January '44 Class
MARY JAYNE ANDERSON
Texas Hisfory Club '40, '4l, '42, '43,
Parliarnenfarian '42, Girl Reserves '40,
'4I, '42, '43, Vice-Presidenl '42, Slu-
den+ Council Represenlalive '43, Echo
Slaltl '43, High Scholarship Club '42,
Veslonians '42, Sfudenl' Council '40,
'42, '43, Linz Award '42, Office Assisi-
anl '42, 2B Class '4I, Presidenl, 2A
Class '4l, Parliamenlarian, 3B Class
'42, Secrelary, 4B Class '43, Vice-
Presidenf, Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
JUANITA BOATMAN
Girl Reserves '40, Texas Hislory Club
'40, '4I, '42, Favorile Sporr-Foot
ball, Favorile Subiecl- Hizlory, Am-
birion-Secrelaryg Hobby-Collecling
Dogs, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
FRANCINE BURRIS
Foresl Forum '42, Le Cercle Francais
'42, Pep Squad '4l, '42, Linz Awards
'4l, '42, Foresler Slall '43, Favorile
Spar?-Baslcelballz Favorile Subiecr-
Hislory, Arnbilion-School Teacher,
Hobby-Typing, Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
WANDA JANE COCHRAN
Favorile Sporl-Slcafing, Favorile Sub-
iecl- Biology, Ambifion - Slenogra-
pher, Hobby-Pholography, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell.
MARY ANN CORTlMlLlA
High Scholarship Club '4I, '42, Linz
Awards '4I, '42, Favorile Sporl-Slcah
ing, Favorile Subiecl-English, Ambi-
'lion-Pilol, Hobby-Collecling Dolls,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
PRISCILLA DU BOSE
Fares? Forum '42, Linz Awards '41, '42,
Favoriie Spor+fBa'lcelball, Favorile
Subiecf- Hisfory, Ambilion - Tech-
nician, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
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MARVIN BARISH
Slandard Debaling Sociely '40, '4I,
'42, '43, Secrelary '42, Vice-Presidenl'
'42, R. O. T. C. '40, '4l, '42, Cor-
poral '42, Sergeanl '42, Slawcl Sergeanf
'42, Crack Company '40. '4l. '42,
Sharpshooier '4lg Linz Awards '4I, '42,
IB Class '40, Secrelary, Vice-Presi-
denl, Foresler Slail '42, '43, Grade
School-John Henry Brown,
ROBERTA BOWLEY
Favorile Sporl-Baseball, Favorife l-
Subiecr-Hisloryg Ambifion-Missiom
ary, Hobby-Slamp Collecling,
Woodrow Wilson High School: Girl
Reserves '4I, '42, Chorus '42, Grade
School-Union Belleville.
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SARAH CHESNICK
Sfudenl' Council '4I, '42, Pan Ameri-
can Sludenr Forum '41, '42, High
Scholarship Club '4I, '42, Girls Public
Speaking Club '4I, '42, Traffic Repre-
senlalive '40, IB Gym Class '40, Pos-
lure Represenlalive, Grade School-
Colonial.
ELEANOR JEAN COHEN
Girl Reserves '40, '4I, '42, '43, Texas
Hislory Club '40, '41, '42, '43, High
Scholarship Club '42, '43, Linz Awards
'42, '43, 2B Class '41, Sergeanl-at
Arms, 3B Class '42, Vice-Presidenfg
3A Class '42, Secrelary-Treasurer, 4B
Class '43, Presidenf, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
L. M. COX
Dallas Hislorical Sociefy '42, R. O. T.
C. '40, '4I, '42, Crack Company '4l,
'42, Firsl Sergeanl '42, Favoriie Sporl
-Swimming, Favorile Subiecl--Ma'rh-
emalics, Hobby-Model Airplanes,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
MINNETTE FINEGLASS
Foresfer Sfahf '40, '4l, '42, '43, Assisi-
anl' Adverlising Manager '40, Le Cer-
cle Francais '40, '4I, Girl Reserves '40,
'4I, Library Assislanl '40, '4I, Grade
School-Colonial.
RUTH EMILIE FISCHL
Foresler Slahf '42, '43, Favorile Sporl
- Baslcelball, Favorile Subiecl-Type
ing, Ambilion-lnlerior Decoralor,
I-lobby-Collecling China Dogs,
Grade School-Colonial.
LYNNELL FLETCHER
Sludenl Council '40, Favorile Sporl-
Tennis, Favorile Subiecl-I-lislory,
Arnbilion-Secrelary, Hobby-Col-
lecling Whal-Nols, Grade School-
Ascher Silberslein.
HELEN GAYLORD
Sludenl Council '42, Pep Squad '4l,
'42, '43, Co-Caplain '42, Caplain '43,
Banking '4I, '42, Teller '42, Favorile
Sporl-Eoolball, Favorile Subiecl-
,Shorlhandg Grade School-
T. C. Hassell.
JOHNNIE MAE GILL
Girl Reserves '42, Foresl' Forum '4I,
'42, '43, Presidenl '43, Pep Squad '40,
'4I, '42, Ambilion-Navy Nurse,
Hobby-Corresponding, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell.
HERBERT GREEN
Slandard Debaling Sociely '40, Dallas
I-lislorical Sociely '42, Linz Award '42,
Orchesfra '40, '42, Pan-American Slu-
denl Forum '43, Favorile Sporl-Foot
ball, Eavorile Subiecl-Spanish,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
RICHARD GRUBBS
Sludenl' Council '4l, '42, R. O, T. C.
'4l, '42, Favorile Sporl-Baseball,
Favorile Subiecr-Accounring, Ambi-
rion-Navy, Hobby-Collecling Pic-
Iures, Grade School-Richard Lagow.
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Eli
LORENE FLANAGAN
Favorile Sporl-Baseball, Eavorile
Subiecl- English, Ambilion-Slenog-
rapher, I-lobby-Collecling Pos?
Cards, Grade School-Ascher
Silberslein
JULIUS FRAUMAN
Junior Red Cross '4l, '42, 2B Class
'4I, Sergeanl-al-Aims, Eavorile Sporl
-Eoolballq Favorile Subiecl-Ari,
W, Grade School-Colonial.
MARY GEORGE
Linz Awards '4l, '42, Favorile Sporl-
Baseball, Favorile Subiecl-Hislory,
Ambilion-Pilolg I-lobby-Collecling
Model Airplanes, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
FRANKIE GRANT
Favorile Sporl-Baslcelball, Favorile
Subiecl-Typing, Ambilion -Secre-
lary, I-lobby-Collecling Poems,
Grade School-Cily Parlc.
VIRGINIA GRINER
Foresl Forum '4I, '42, Favorile Sporl
-Foolball, Favorile Subiecl-English,
Hobby-Collecling Malch Folders,
Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
BETTY LOU HANCOCK
Girls Public Speaking Club '4I, '42,
Girl Reserves '4I, '42, High Scholar-
ship Club '4I, '42, Veslonians '42,
Linz Awards '4I, '42, Cheerleader '42,
Foresler Fovorile '43, Office Assislanl
'4l, IA Class '40, Presidenl, 2B Class
'4l, Secrelary' 2A Clas '4I, Reporler,
Echo Slalf '43, Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
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AILEEN HEAD
Pep Squad '4l, Favorile Sporl-Skal-
ing' Eavorile Subecl Accounlin
- 'l '- Qi
Arnbilion - Complomeler Operalor,
Grade School-Richard Lagow.
FRANCES JANNER
Audilores Caesaris '40, '4l, Girl Re-
serves '4l, Dallas Hislorical Sociely
'42, Texas Hislory Club '4l, Eavorile
Sporl-Dancing, Favorile Subiecl-
Shorlhand, Grade School-T. C. Has-
sell.
HELEN LATTIMER
Orcheslra '40, '4l, '42, '43, Audilores
Caesaris '42, '43, Girl Reserve '42,
'43, Foresl Forum '42, '43, Treasurer
'43, Sludenl Council '4l, '42, '43, Pep
Squad '40, '4l, '42, '43, Co-Caplain
'42, '43, Grade School-Colonial.
HAROLD LEWIS
R. O. T. C. '40, '4l, '42, '43, Eirsi
Sergeanl '43, Camp Dallas '40, Fa-
vorile Sporl-Eoolball, Favorile Sub-
iecl-Hislory, Grade School-Richard
Lagow.
JOAN MANER
Favorile Sporl-Skaling, Eavorile Sub-
iecl- English, An-ibilion -Air Slew-
arde:s, Hobby-Colleclinq Airplane
Models, Grade School-Cily Park.
NADlNE MCCULLOUGH
Eavorile Sporl-Volleyball, Favorile
Subiecl - Typing, Ambilion - Typisl,
Hobby-Collecling Poslcards, Grade
School-Waco, Texas.
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Eavorile Sporl-Baseball, Eavorile
Subiecl-Public Speaking, Ambilion
-Avialor, Hobby-Colleclinq Air-
plane Piclures, Grade School-T. C.
Hassell.
SAUL KAHN
Le Cercle Francais '40, '4l, '42, Ser-
geanl-al-Arrns '42, Slandard Debal-
ing Socielv '40, '4l, '42, Sergeanl-at
Arms '42, 'l'rea'urer '42, Sludenl Coun-
cil Represenlalive '42, Linz Award
'4l, 2A Class '4l, Serqeanl-al-Arms,
3B Class '42, Sergeanl-al-Arms, 3A
Class '42, Presidenl, 4B Class '43,
Secrelary, Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
HAROLD LEVERETT
Sfudenl Council '40, R, O. T. C. '4l,
'42, '43, Eoolball '40, '4l, Baseball '40,
Favoaile Sporl- Foolball, Eavorile
Subjecl-Malhernalics, Hcabby-
Reading, Gade SchOo,l,5:-1, ihard
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Ollice Assislanl '42, Echo Slall '43,
Girls Public Speaking Club '4l, '42,
'43, Pan-American Sludenl Forum '4l,
'42, '43, Linz Award '4l, Arnbilion-
Linguisl, Grade School-James
Bowie.
Sl'llRLlE MARK
Texas l-lislory Club '40, '4l, '42, '43,
Treasurer '4l, Parliamenlarian '43,
Echo Slall '43, Office Assislanl '4l,
Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, '43, Girls
Public Speaking Club '4l, '42, High
Scholarship Club '42, Linz Awards '4l,
'42, IB Class '40, Presidenl, 2B Class
'4l, Parliamenlarian, 3B Class '42,
Parliamenlarian, Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
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BETTY McMASTER
Favorile Sporl-Slcaling, Favorile Sub-
iecl-Shorlhand, Ambilion-Sl'enog-
rapher, Hobby-Dancing, Grade
School-Colonial.
EMMA JANE MORRlS
Texas Hi'lory Club '4l, '42, '43, Vice-
Presidenl '42, Girl Reserves '42, '43,
High Scholarship Club '42, '43, Linz
Award '4l, Favorile Subiecl-Aero
naulics, Grade School-Richard
Lagow.
CHARLES REED
High Scholarship Club '4l, '42, '43,
Treasurer '4l, Presidenl '42, 3B Class
'42, Presidenl, Dallas Hiclorical So-
ciely '4l, '42, '43, Sergeanl-al-Arms
'42, Audilores Caesaris '40, '4l, '42, R.
O. T. C. '40, '4l, '42, '43, Corporal '4l,
Sergeanl '42, Firsl Sergeanl '42, Sec-
ond Lieulenanl '43, Nalional Honor
Sociely '43, Orcheslra '40, '4l, '42,
Junior Classical League '40, '4l, '42,
Linz Awards '4l, '42, Grade School-
T. C. Hassell.
DOROTHEA RUSH
Girl Reserves '40, '4l, '42, '43, Secre-
fary '42, Treasurer '42, Echo Slalf '43,
Le Cercle Francais '40, '4l, '42, '43,
High Scholarship Club '4l, '42, '43,
Traffic Courl' Represenlalive '42, Slu-
denl Council '4l, '42, 43, 4B Class
'42, Treasurer, Pep Squad '40, '4l, '42,
'43, Co-Caplain '42, '43, Linz Awards
'4l, '42, Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
WILLIAM SHERMAN
R, O. T. C. '40, '4l, '42, '43, Second
Lieulenanl '42, Camp Dallas '40, '42,
Favorile Sporl-Foolball, Favorile
Subiecl-Chemislry, Grade School-
Colonial.
LOUISE STEINDAM
Linz Awards '4l, '42, Eayorile Sporl-
Swimming, Foresler Slafl '43, Favorile
Subiecf- Typing, Arnbilion - Pilol,
Hobby-Piano, Grade School-John
-Henry Brown.
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Le Cercle Francais '40, '4l, '42, '43,
Texas Hislory Club '42, '43, Sergeanl-
al'-Arms '42, Secrelary '42, High
Scholarship Club '42, '43, 3A Class
'42, Parliamenlarian, Linz Award '42,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
ROBERT DANIEL PUGH
R, O. T. C. '4l, '42, '43, Corporal '42,
'43, 3A Class '42, Sergeanl-al-Arms,
Foresl Forum '43, Hi-Y '43, Eoolball
'4l, '42, Traclc '40, '4l, '42, '43, Eavor-
ile Sporl-Boxing, Grade School-
Ascher Silberslein.
HENRY RISER .
High Scholarship Club '4l, '42, '43,
R. O. T. C. '4l, '42, '43, Linz Awards
'4l, '42, Lalin Tournamenl '40, Firsl
Place Award, Grade School-Ascher
Silberslein.
GERALD SEGAL
Slandard Debaling Sociely '40, '4l,
Foresler Slarl '43, Sporls Edilor, Echo
S'raEF '43, Sporls Eclilor, Favorile Sporl
-Baseball, Favorile Subiecl-Hislory,
Grade School-Colonial.
BOBBIE NELL SIMS
Texas Hislory Club '40, '4l, '42, '43,
Treasurer '42, Presidenl '43, Banlcing
'4l, '42, Teller '42, '43, Sludenl Coun-
cil '40, '42, IA Class '40, Secrelary,
Nalional Honor Sociely '43, 3B Class
'42, Sergeanl-al-Arms, Grade School
-T. C. Hassell.
HELEN STOVER
Sludenl Council '4l, Echo Slalf '43,
Favorile Sporl'-Slcaring, Favorile Sub-
iecr- Foods, Hobby-Saving Ticlcel
Slubs, Ambilion-Secrelary, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
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ANNA LEE SUTCLIFFE
Linz Award '4lg IA Class '40, Ser-
geanT-aT-Armsg FavoriTe SporT-FooT-
ball: FavoriTe SubiecT-ShorThandg
AmbiTion-SecreTary: Grade School-
Ascher SilbersTein.
NOVELLA TULLOS
FavoriTe Spode- FooTballq FavoriTe
SubiecT - English, AmbiTion - Secree
Tary, Hobby-Reading: Grade School
-Ascher SiIbersTein.
ORA LOU WILLIAMS
Girl Reserves '4I7 Echo STaTT '43, IB
Class '40, SerqeanT-aT-Armsg FavoriTe
Subiecl'-English, AmbiTion-WriTerg
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AudiTores Caesaris '4Ig Dallas HisTori-
cal SocieTy '42, '43, FavoriTe SporT--
FooTballg FavoriTe SubiecT4HisToryg
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
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D' .IOHNNIE WILHELM
Glee Club '40, BaskeTball '4I, '42,
FooTball '4Iq FavoriTe SporT-BaslceT-
ball, FavoriTe SubiecT-Spanish: Am-
biTion - PiloT3 Hobby- BaslceTball7
Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
ELIZABETH NORTON
ForeT Forum '42, '43g FavoriTe Sub-
Baseball: AmbiiTion-SecreTary:
Hobby-CollecTinq Dolls, Grade
iecl'-lvlaThemaTicsg FavoriTe SporT-
Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
School4Kansas CiTy, Missouri
Spotlighting the Seniors
SELECTIONS MADE BY JOUIQNALISVI DEPARTMENT
TREYSA SEELY is The ouTsTancling member OT
The 4A Class in The Spanish DeparTmenT. She is
All-Cify presidenT of The Pan American STudenT
Forum, besides being pasT presidenT oT The For-
esT chapTer oT The Forum.
Musical member oT The class is DAVID BALL,
who plays in boTh The orchesTra and The band.
He plays violin in The orchesTra and TrumpeT in
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The band. David was also drum major oT The
band IasT Tall.
ED DEERING is class sporTs sTar. Ed leTTered
in TooTbalI ancl baseball and Iecl The golT Team
This Term.
The NaTional Honor SocieTy eIecTed DORIS
RUTCHIK, who has been Treasurer and secre-
Tary OT The Girls Public Speaking Club and acTive
in The High Scholarship Club, To be Their eTTi-
cienT secreTary-Treasurer.
A newcomer Trom Abilene High School who
has quickly won populariTy Through his abiIiTy as
a singer and carToonisT is GEORGE KERR.
MARGARET TOLLEY, who was presidenT oT
The Girls Reserves IasT Tall, is To be commended
Tor her exceIIenT work as ediTor-in-chieT oT The
EoresT Echo.
ChieT medal winner oT The 4A Class is COR-
INNE PEDERSON. She possesses Three Linz
awards, a NaTional Honor SocieTy pin and Two
Junior Classical League pins.
LELAND TURNER, presidenT oT The STudenT
Council, cerTainIy is a class leader. Leland has
held an oTTice in each oT The Tour clubs To which
he belongs, besides being Treasurer oT The 4A
Class.
MosT inTeIIecTuaI 4A is ALICE WINSOR.
Alice has Three Linz awards and always has an
"A" average. She is also very acTive in The Audi-
Tores Caesaris and High Scholarship Club.
DAVID COBBEL, who is LieuTenanT-Colonel oT
The EoresT R.O.T.C., has IeTTered in TooTbaII,
baseball and baskeTbaII This Term.
Winner oT Two Linz awards and a member oT
The NaTional Honor SocieTy, is Treasurer oT The
High Scholarship Club and library assisTanT,
KATHLEEN DAVIS.
PresidenT oT The NaTional Honor SocieTy is
DONALD SCHMIDT, whose abiliTy in maThe-
maTics is unsurpassed. Donald never Tails To make
The "A" honor roll each six weeks.
HELEN GAYLORD and HELEN LATTIMER
are capTain and co-capTain oT The Green and
WhiTe Pep Squad. BoTh girls are honor sTudenTs
and acTive in all school acTiviTies.
MosT ouTsTanding member oT The 4B Class in
The LaTin DeparTmenT is "'A" sTudenT, HENRY
RISER, who has represenTed EoresT in Two LaTin
TournamenTs and won prizes in boTh.
An all-round senior girl is BOBBIE NELL
SIMS. Bobbie Nell is banking Teller, presidenT oT
The Texas HisTory Club and a member oT The
NaTional Honor SocieTy.
MARVIN BARISH, whose abiliTy aT public
speaking and arT work is Tops, is a member OT
The R.O.T.C. crack company and has won a
sharpshooTer medal.
A leader in her class since her Treshman year
is SHIRLIE MARK. She has held a class oTTice
almosT each Term since her IB year, in which
she served as presidenT oT The IB Class.
A boy wiTh varied TalenTs is CHARLES REED.
He plays violin in The orchesTra and is pasT presi-
denT oT The High Scholarship Club, a member
oT The AudiTores Caesaris, Dallas HisToricaI So-
cieTy and NaTional Honor SocieTy.
ThaT L. M. COX has a mechanical mind is dem-
onsTraTed by his excellence in maThemaTics and
physics. L. M. plans To be an eIecTrical engineer
and enTer Texas A. 84 M.
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AA Qi...
Eirsl Row: Ed Burlcley, Grover Slevens, Leon Rubenslein,
John Pugh, Herberl Goldberg, Bill Burch, Milan Leg-
gell, David Ball, Billy Rogers.
Second Row: Billy Cox, Marshall Moore, Elmer Johnson,
Glenn Lang, Jr., George McCoy, Sammy Ewall, Ervin
Polishuk, Cleopas Pounds, Norman Webb.
Third Row: Russell Murdoch, Johnny Nalion, Johnnie
Brown, Joe Freed, Gerald Coley, David Kenninglon,
Edward Vodiclca, Alberl Walls, Leland Turner.
Eourlh Row: J. T. Lemons, Daniel Hill, Morlon Zimmer-
man, Slanley Levenlhal, Bobby Robinson, Louis Rubin,
Barlhell Ellis, J. C, Mackey, J. C. Kas ed.
Eillh Row: Roberl Lloyd McAdam, Bobby Miller, Ernesl
Henderson, George Logan, Hubbard Hollon, William
Holl, George Baker, Billy Maddox.
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Sixlh Row: Donald Schmidl, Chase Campbell, Marvin Hud
ler, Ed Deering, Roberl Gary.
GIRLS
La Rue Ansley
Wanda Cawlhon
Nelda Duck
Chrislell Ferguson
lmodean Jones
Wanda La Rue
Dorolhy Lea Law
Elizabelh Norlon
Belly Riclcer
Belly Sawyer
Erances Timpson
Dorolhy Wilson
Alice Winsor
Lois Young
BOYS
Ronald Canada
David Cobbel
A. E. Davis
Elmo Elam
George Farr
Roberl Glazer
Harold Golman
Harberl Hawkins
Harvey Hawkins
Don Hendricks
Leroy Huddleslon
George Kerr
Elwyn McCain
Emmell Miller
Billy Ramsey
Sammy Sellzer
AA Clciss
Firsl Row: Charlolle Adele Yonaclc, Belly Jean Bevill, Vida
Jo Tindall, Margarel Tolley, Sarnye Gallu:o, Bellye
Jane Gardner, Belly Cannon, Lenora Levine, Maxine
Newman, Fay Williams, Marie Lloyd, Bellye Hyde,
Joyce Wallace.
Second Row: Helen Wilenslcy, Frnesline Bruce, l'ona Wille-
lord, Doris Jean Harmer, Poppy Hammond, Florence
Cenler, Margarel Browning, Helen Taylor, Lorella
Hawkins, Bobbie Slrickland, Evelyn Yales, Gloria Nich-
olas, Virginia Lamb.
Third Row: Fdwynia Henry, Corinne Pederson, Treysa
Seely, Mariorlene Parish, Sarah Bourland, Annabelle
Moore, Lois Hillis, Lorela Hamillon, Janelle Knighl,
Dorolhy Dayenporl, Aggie Lee Harper, Grace Lebo-
wilz
Fourlh Row: Maurine Whalley, Maudie Tucker, Anna Klein-
man, Toby Aronoll, Norma Aronoll, Marlha Napier,
Rizell Tobolowslcy, Hazel Ferguson, Naomi Lewis, Nella
Mae Vaughan, Billie Genlry.
Fillh Row: Shirlye Sherrard, Belly Jo Moore, Loralee Well-
man, Jeanne Goldberg, Charlolle Maranlz, Berlha
Rosengarlen, Lillie Pearl Conner, Billie Lamberl, Bob-
bie La Fille.
Sixlh Row: Berma Dean Vogel, lsabell Hulen, Mary Fay
Sandlord, Rolene Odell, Virginia Jackson, Bonnie
Hiclcf, Doris Ann Slewarl, Rulh Vogel, Marceline Hem-
pel, Mary Alice Scoll, Monna Jean Shaclcellord.
Sevenlh Row: Marilyn Racholslfy, Doris Rulchilc, Annelle
Golman, Kalhleen Malloy, Belly Slovall, Mary Eliza-
belh Calyerl.
Eighlh Row: Maxine Thompson, Kalhleen Davis, Geraldine
Bryanl, Virginia File, Joyce Kills, Billie Bradley, Tom-
mie Orlon, Mildred Glenn.
Ninlh Row: Frances Toplilz, Minnelle Corchine, Peggy
Whillinglon, Sudie Mae Gillham, Dorolhy Moullon,
Sallye Bill Sprall, Gwendolen Rees-Jones, Rulh Mc-
Lendon, Bealrice Baker, Rozell Bowman.
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AB Class
Firsl Row: Mary Ann Corlirnilia, Priscilla Du Bose, Francine
Burris, Gloria Michaelson, Eleanor Cohen, l-lelen Gay-
lord, l-lelen Lallimer, Dorolhea Rush, Nila Rulh Lynn,
Roberla Bowley.
Second Row: Mary George, Louise Sleindam, Bobbie Nell
Sims, Belly McMasler, Belly Wriqhl, Anna Rulh Dyer,
Jane Morris, l-lelen Slover, Evelyn Key, Darlene Tan-
lon.
Third Row: Rulh l-lill, Millon Lee Alkins, Lula Mae Tolere
lon, Sarah Chesnick, Rulh Fischl, Minnelle Fineglass,
Belly Lou l-lancock, Mary Jayne Anderson, Shirlie
Mark.
Fourlh Row: Joe Young, Bellie Complon, Joan Maner,
Virginia Griner, Aileen l-lead, Anna' Lee Sulclille,
Jean Wynn, Frankie Granl, Belly Perkinson, Lorene
Flanagan, Geraldine Richmond.
Fillh Row: Tom Tullle, Ora Lou Williams, Frances Louize
Janner, Mary Juanila Boalman, Mary l-louse, Kalhleen
Collins, Wanda Cochran, Kalhryn Bell, Laverne Wood-
all, Fannie Mae Swinney, Elwanda Clanlon.
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Sixlh Row: Weldon Willis, Roberl Shellon.
Sevenlh Row: Bob Pugh, Ralph Dawson, Jimmie Loll, Rich-
ard Grubbs, l-larold Dean Leverell, Joe McKinney,
Louis Wellchek, Bill McCoy, Duward Albriqhl.
Eighlh Row: Marvin Barish, l-lerberl Green, Saul Kahn,
Jerry Segal, Julius Frauman, l. E. Mallhews, Melvin
Pelers, J. C. Pendlelon.
Ninlh Row: VVilliam Sherman, Don l-liqqins, l-lenry Shaler,
L. M. Cox, Charles Reed, l-lenry Riser, Johnnie Wil-
helm, J. E. Jenkins.
NOT IN PICTURE
GIRLS Novella Tullos
A Joyce Wallace
Rosie Ballas
Willela Eubanks
Johnnie Mae Gill BOYS
Nadine McCullough
Dorolhy Perkins
Merle Thrasher
Billy Jackson
l-larold D. Lewis
Marshall Wriqhl
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ir ow: Viclor Oddo, Eugene Friedman, Leland Purkey,
Charles Cauley, Louis Walel, Benny Apple, Milburn
Garonzik, Jack Summerfield.
Second Row: Leonard Pierce, Clara Bess Lorenz, Joye I-lill,
Marion Lillebridge, Billy Lumpkin, Shirley I-lill, Marlin
Lelow, Helen Raye Corry, Belly Jean Sparks, Shirley
Moore.
Third Row: Olis Mackey, Roberl Berman, Bernard Schnil-
zer, Slanley Schneider, Monroe Mirsky, Meyer Raskin,
I-larold Zeilman, Belly Jo Flechlner, Wanda Payne,
Louise Moehle.
Fourlh Row: Maborn Gray, Joe Collins, John Bunling,
l-Iarold Lewis, Samuel Rude, Morlon Prager, Donald
Zeman, Bernard Kahn, Ervin Singer.
Fillh Row: Leslie Milchell, George Freeland, Billy Bush-
man, Bobby Goldberg, George Mirsky, Faye Shwill,
Dorolhy Davis, Billye Thompson, Mary Corley, Claudia
Kimbrough.
Sixlh Row: Beryl Freeman, Kennelh Willis, Charles Smilh,
Mellon Barnes, Norman Cohen, Belly Ann Easlwoocl,
Tommie Davis, Virginia Driver.
Sevenlh Row: Frank Morgan, Grady Millender, I-I. L.
Pryor, William Miller, Charles Auslin, Curlis Cameron
George Reed, Jr., Grace Mae Gilberl, Mavis Fergu:
son, Dorolhy Charba.
Eighlh Row: Roberl Clark, Charles Rogers, J. D. Musso
James Chism, Jerry Miller, Billy Joe I-lellon.
Ninlh Row: Clarence Parrish, Eugene Brockway, Paul Sy
James Eller, James Payne, Glenn Frame, R. P. Jones
GIRLS
Dorolhy Bean
Frances Bock
Belly Bosma
Lela Verne Dawson
Mary Lou Duckworlh
.. ice orresle
nnie Fae x
eola
Jane el er
Mary Franc 1 a oy
Ga Nell M
Maxine Mey r
Dorolhy Smilh
Yvonne Sullins
Zadie Lee Teel
Mary Turner
Maxine Worden
BOYS
Jimmy Allen
harles Anderson
R ss Cangelose
D mpsey Cozby
l Cruse
Chard Evans
Cloise Gilrealh
Gene King
Bill McCoy
Don Massey
I. E. Mallhews
Edwin Morris
Billy Joe Morrison
John Palmer
Wilmer Rogers
Jerry Rose
Roberl Sale
NOT IN PICTURE
Lynnell Flelcher ' gl. Daniel
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Julian Singlelon
Frank Thomas
Donald Tullis
Tom Tullle
Archie Walden
Marvin Walden
Fage Forly ka
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3A Closs
Firsl Row: Eula Coleman, Ruby Fischl, Dorolhy Burns,
Doris Tolerlon, Carol June Healon, Dorolhy Terry,
Guida Evans, Norma Choale, Grace Phillips, Anne
Zienlelc, Mary France' Grizzle, Jeanne Kincaid, Gwen-
dolyn Scoll, Ouida Riley.
Second Row: Belly Burlon, Bobbie Faye Wallace, De Lois
Gibson, Joyce Reynolds, Frances Hardin, Tomie Ezell,
lnez Jenkins, Gouldean Smilh, Lola Hallon, Madelyne
Kaye, Palsy Bullon, Louise Yoll.
Third Row: Gloria Mayhew, Rosemary Coward, Lois Kalin,
June Clymer, Maxine Racholsky, Hannah Kriss, Shir-
ley Priesl, Frances Wallers, Mary Mae McEvoy, Mollie
Rosenbaum, Frances McDonald. Rhea Goldstein, Lois
Hiegel, Mildred Karlen.
Fourlh Row: Tillie Goodman, Fannie Mae Brown, Faye
Slcileq Frances Fuqill, Evie Anderson, Mildred Hens-
ley, Jane Henry, Evelyn Beach, Helen Fain, Elveda
Slinson, Velma Grisorn, Jimmie Lea Howlell.
Fillh Row: Mamie Lee Mayes, Wanda Jo Nolan, Bobbye
Crow, Palricia Ray, Elhyln Krecelc, Jimmie Lou Lan-
lrip, Frances Willelord, Georgia Wallace, Gwen Kenl,
Paulyne Enqelberg, Norma Weinslein, Mamie Jc
Wilherspoon, Bobbie Jean Flanagan, Bobbye Adams.
Sixlh Row: Elois Garrison, Marela Esles, Joyce Long, Doris
Dillee, Irene Rulh Schindlinq, Shirley Ann Kaulman,
Hannah Freeman, Lee Gannon, Ora Gales, Dorolhy
Ludwiclx.
Seyenlh Row: Lenora Osborne, Polly Carler, Mary Ella
Thomas, Belly Lou Tucker, Violel Clarlc, Texana Cook,
Marion Lawlon, Shirley Frazier, Pauline Sy, Jane Mar-
shall.
Eighlh Row: Belly Minslcy, lnez Leyeen, Mary Grabslald,
Margarel Malone, Palsy Williams, Belly Rulh Mc-
Fadin, Mary Frances Tuclcer, Carolyn Downey, Adelyn
Downey, Jenny Salcellariou, Marie Grillis.
Ninlh Row: Doris Jean Clarlc, Kalhleen Howell, Eloise Con-
ner, Maxine Lalimer, Helen Winqerl, Loraine Cone,
Rulh Thomson, Leora Tompkins, Mildred Waller, Jean
Williamson.
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3B Class
LEFT TO RIGHT
Firsl Row: Joyce Ligon, Marie Miller, Rose Lee Kreiler,
Imogene Beasley, Ella Faye Brolhers, Wanda Jean
Brigham, Eula Mae Ferrell, Beulah May Green, Dorolhy
Mae Gunler. belh Glenn.
Second Row: Annabelle Musso, Phyllis Rubinell, Dorolhy
McCullough, Evelyn Lynn, Beverly Levil, Sylvia Moss,
Kalhleen Roberson, Janice Daugherly, Doris Towne
Send Margrelle Kizer, Virginia Williams.
Fourlh Row: Helen Davidson, Juanila Ellis, Hannah Web-
loerman, Evelyn Racholslcy, Corinne Feldman, Mar-
iorie Hunler, Virginia Glenn, Joann Thompson, Eliza-
Fillh Row: Elsie Parish, Peggy Paclcenius, Killy Rhodes,
Virginia McWilliams, Bellye Jean James, Margarel
Houchins, Marlha Jo Kennedy, Margarel Baldwin,
Sixlh Row: Mary Francis Siclcles, Pearl Haller, Johnnie
Third Row: Kalie Fair, Thelma Clark, Belly Jane Plunlc,
Rose Mary Merrill, Myrlle Bond, Mary Lee Doclcery,
Rebecca Goren, Leona Hadroll, Margarel Prilchell. son.
Sevenlh Row: Joyce Wyly, Anna Bramlell, Helen Slaclcs,
Juanila Collins, Gene Euloanlcs, Belly Bosma, Mary
Elizabelh Adams, Carolyn Tinnerello, Joyce Marie
Palmer, Mildred Slovall.
Mae Soulhern, Belly Jo Sleer, Jeanelle Leilo, Dorolhy
McComas, Nona Taylor, l'da Lee Sallzman, Mary Hud-
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? 3B Class
Firsl Row: Alberl Slillman, Gene Giggleman, Ben McCoy,
A. J. Campagna, Glenn Bourland, Bob Coplen, Pau
Seilheimer, I-lelzel Beckley, Edward Reed, Roy Schell
enberg, Roberlr Gillelr.
Second Row: Morris Riesrnan, Morris Miller, David Brahin
sky, Irvin Donosky, Jerald Goldberg, Lewis Graves.
Auble Burgess, Donald Marlin, Melvin I-lallmark, Mel
vin Kieke.
Third Row: Daniel Tullis, Billy Floyd, Clarence Sladek
Charles Griggs, l-larold I-lolcomb, Bob Parker, Ray-
mond Dewberry, Jakie France, Ray Skiles.
Fourlh Row: Charles Tullle, John Avila, Charles Auslin
Charles Blankenship, John McClaren, Aaron Lewellyn
Billy Ray, Clillord Delk, Louis Cassala, Willie Mil-
chell, Frank Smilh.
Fiflh Row: lherman Elheridge, Roy Maslers, Alberl I-lo-gue
Lenward Price, l-loward Woody, James Scarborough
Gene Melcall, Melvin Andrews, Leonard Pirlle, L. J
Blackman.
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NOT
GIRLS
Dorolhy Colquilrl
Marye Elizabelh Deskin
Bernice Feldman
Dorlhey La Quey
Grace Lebowilz
Lois Meeks
Lila Paris
Eugenia Paschall
Vernell Rusiell
Marie Slanberry
Dorolhy Taylor
Elrnerene Vincenl
Belly Wadle
IN PICTURE
BOYS
D, I-I. Brooks
Bill Brown
Odell Bullram
Glenn Claxlon
Ray Dunn
George Freeland
Raymond Graves
Leon Green
Gene I-largell
l-larold l-lolcman
Berl l-luddleslon
Bobby James
Joe Linlhicum
Horace Lumpkin
Charles Rogers
Glenn Summer
2A Class
Firsl Row: Dorolhy Hill, Cora Richardson, Charlene Sand-
lord, Rosanne Flechlner, Ramona Malsler, Elaine Gold-
berg, Rae Ulay, Marcilie Sheinberg, Myra Chapman,
Evelyn Joyce Schepps, Mary Jane Joyner, Belly Sue
Thompkins, Kalherine Koller, Mariana Gillespie.
Second Row: Belly Baumqardner, Norma Harman, Jo
Marie Ford, Dolores Loyd, Shirley Clark, Roxie Ven-
lura, Joann Venlura, Grace Oxman, Ruby Mae Usry,
Vfanda Jeane Harrison, Francine Holland, La Verne
Albrighl.
Third Row: Marie Buckovan, Dorolhy Ahllinger, Juanila
Tyler, Rosalie Allman, Elaine Fox, Joann Lazar, Rhonda
Harris, Alleen Kirksey, Dorolhy Jane McQueen, Mary
Kalherine Ross, Belly Jean McCauley, Minnie Slruck-
meyer, Helen Ligenberg, Belly Mclnlosh.
Fourlh Row: Lena Valsures, Nelma Dollgener, Dorolhy Lee
Ezell, Ora Mae Windham, Darlene Powell, Mary Lou
Malloy, Mary Lou Poller, Ida Belh Cook, Lovie Anila
Lewis, Maurine Wise, Mary Prasilka, Barbara Howard.
Fillh Row: Jean Plumlee, June Brooks, Elhel Guynes, Vir-
ginia Cannaday, Chesline Davis, Viola Browne, Norma
Cunclill, Edna Earl Johnslon, Jane Keller, Sibyl Marie
Morris, Joyce Sims, Juanila Baker.
Sixlh Row: Chrisline Hewill, Billie Joyce McCullough,
Clara Belle Veal, Lorraine Allenau, Babella Garrison,
Bobbie Jo Tennison, Annie Wil:on, Ada Roberls, Ima
Jean Monlqomery, Belly May, Nila Jo Davis, Earline
Reynolds.
Sevenlh Row: Hannah Abramson, Elizabelh Bishop, Blanche
Goldslein, Pegoy Harqrave, Raye Nell Plunk, Doris
Chandler, Dorolhy Orr, Marion Johnson, Lois Collins.
Eiqhlh Row: Allha Jo McLean, Billie Jean Overlurl, Helen
Curry, Josephine Norman, Doris Nichols, Miruel Amos,
Mildred Williams, Juanila Sealy, Neoma Lamberl,
Eva Buckley.
Ninlh Row: Velma Welherell, Eunice Hellin, Virginia
Champion, Anna Gene Glenn, Mary Kalherine Lyons,
Genevieve McCoskey, Helen Samlord, Dorolhy
Schmill.
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ZA Clciss
Firsl Row: Marquila Owen, Aileen Wilborn, Palsy Rulh
Buchanan, Edylhe Corder, Belly Jo Cawlhon, Mar-
garel Cash, Lois Anderson, Kalhryn Arche, Ida Mae
Thurman, Anloinelle Carbone.
Second Row: Wanda Hale, Willene Bazar, Hazel Knighl,
Ella Nora Periqo, Mary Alice Dowd, Margarel Dunn,
Ada Jo Adams, Doris Roberls, Novella Brisendine,
Belly Earnhearl, Joy Pizzollo.
Third Row: Juanila Ernbry, Josephine Rener, Maude Evelyn
Dudley, Thelma Marie Howell, Anna Mae Day, Vir-
ginia Laverne Harman, Thelma Adams, Dorolhy Mc-
Glashon, Helen Waddell, Myrle Soulhern.
Fourlh Row: Elizabelh Phillips, Marie Henry, Billie Dove
Coley, Berlie Thompson, Bernie Clemenl, Dorolhy
Baise, Doris Sleqman, Joyce Davis, Eula Davidson,
Loree Wilherspoon.
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Fillh Row: Kalhrine While, Johnny Fay Taylor, Belly Bran-
denburg, Louise Oglelree, Kalherine Haslings. Ailene
Burcham, Nadine Calverl, Edna Faye Henderson, Billie
Jean Milchell, Myrlice Cochran.
Sixlh Row: Alma Alwood, Ernesline Barker, Dorolhy Nell
Dossell, Freddie Jean Polvogl, Mildred Bierhaller,
Lillian Sue Freeman, Gloria Burris, Doris Slinson, Mary
Lee Slovall.
NOT IN PICTURE
La Verne Ballew
Johnnie Copeland
Melba Jean Crouch
Beulah Mae Greene
Maxine Harris
Rulh Hesley
Helen Lulz
Frances Lynch
Bobbie McCarler
Jerry McGarily
Doris Jean Morris
Frances Raspanle
Lillian Rhodes
ldelle Rosenaur
Palsy Sequin
Bunnee Lee Smilh
Rulh Smilh
Edna Willelord
Virginia Wirnbish
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ZA Class
,O 6' M1
Firsl Row: Harold Hines, Earl Herring, Alice Turcolle,
Nelda Sparks, Velma Slovall, Belly Jo Kirkpalrick,
Lula Maye Baker, Jack Frazier, Billy Canipe, Horace
Suwal, Loren Feldman, Jay Rudberg, Billy Jenkins,
Jerry Ellevan. """ '
Second Row: Belly Lou Hulson, Hilda Marie Wolle, Belly
Davis, Peggy Pelly, Mickey Pallon, Joseph Cross, Ray
Sell, Jack McCoy, Joseph Leberla, Gailher Endsley,
Herberl Hiell, Harold Abramson.
Third Row: Billie Joyce Pallerson, Louise Eslrada, Jeannie
Macaluso, Fred File, Thomas Mooneyham, Annelle
McSpadden, James Wilhile, Leo Duckworlh, Joe Epps,
Don Millender, Joe Edwards, Leon Bolin, Eugene Cop-
peclge.
Fourlh Row: Elaine Sladek, Palsy McKay, Eulalia Davidson,
Alrella Frazier, Louise Cole, Leslie McLean, Grady
Burns, Herberl Hoover, Boyd Moore, Alberl Frame,
Donald Boldin, Marvin Nielsen.
Fillh Row: Conlee Plunk, Hillind Herod, Edward Firor,
Irving Slalman, Dick Wood, Calvin Saunders, Billy
Bob Kealy, Howard Burson, Roberl Bedell.
Sixlh Row: Jack Hyde, Maxine James, Palsy Jean Walkins,
Yvonne Bennell, Ervin Ulay, Charles Wells, lvan Hur-
ley, James D. Lillle, Gordon Adamson, Billy Joe Duna-
gan, Jack Nicholas, Billy Swango.
Sevenlh Row: Bobby Slory, Oliver Bound, Bill Popham, Sam
Houslon Hale, Ray Wells. Marvin Hillis, Bobby Jones.
Billy Palzig, John Brown, Ro-berl Choale.
Eighlh Row: Horace Barge, Joe Hambrick, Daniel Cannon,
Arlhur Aschner, Billy Peeler, Franklin Wood, Donald
Pounds, Burl Clinlon, J. T. Bass, Roberl L. Smilh.
Ninlh Row: Richard Baxler, Glenn Kirk, Jack Erwin O'Don-
nel, Joyner Wornell, Billy Chrislian, Bennie Scar-
borough, Ervin Leo Snead, D. C. Tarno. Raymond
Price, Sam Moore, Wayne Toone, Dick Ewing.
NOT IN PICTURE
BOYS Chesler Harlan
Earl David Hulson
Wornell Jaynes
Willie Logan
Cecil McRighl, Jr.
Carl Nelson
Wendell Newman
G. D. Payne
Edward Reed
George Richardson
Harold Russell
L. C. Sanders
Louis Sapp
Roy Smilh
Homer Sleele
Neal Wrighl
Thomas Barrenline
Charles Blankenship
Jimmie Burch
Billy Burlon
Ray Calmer
Bob Coplen
Bennie Corchine
Bobby Cowgill
Billy Tom Fennell
Melvin Fields
Joe Finney
Jakie France
Jack Genlle
Joe Hall
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2B Class
Firsl Row: Rulh Price, Mary lvan Graham, Jane Mallhews,
Shirley Fonberg, Belly Jo Norlhcull, Cherie Alene
Freeman, Belly Jean Boyd, Maxie B. Nelson, Pansy
Seals, Lorane Higgins, Gladys Clearman, Juanila Mc-
Spadden, Peggy Joyce Alchison, Fern Ligon.
Second Row: Marcus Wiesenleld, Shirley Slephenson, Bil-
lie Rulh Day, Kalherine Disman, Juanila Williams,
Geraldine Page, Barbara Davis, Myrlle Thompson,
Doris Prince, Mary Virginia Farr, Marceline l-lipwell,
Joan Burch, Marie Primrose, Sarah Smilh, Margie
Herringlon.
Third Row: Maslon Hill, Donald Arringlon, Leonard Kahn,
Maxine Saunders, Davie Langslon, Muriel Grindele,
Helen Gardner, Jimmie Lee Todd, Belly Jane Hun-
ler, Barbara Ann Scirrall, Rela Lealherman, Lillian
Dooley, Palsy Jean Davis.
Fourlh Row: George Beclc, Bernard Siegel, Bernard Cohen,
Bobby Graves, Norma Jean Walls, Cleon Crawley,
Jean Turner, Rulh McGee, Gwendolyn Hulme, Billie
Milchell, Vera Wilson, Wilma Sanders.
Fillh Row: Raymond Shue, Don Burl, Mallie Pearl Roe,
Annie Slephenson, Peggy Roderman, Belly Jean
Slroud, lva June Alleberry, Pearl Feldman, Cecile
Davis, Jean Webb, Mary Elizabelh Moreno, James
Allen Els.
Sixlh Row: Willard Miller, Billie Brewer, Billie Simpson,
Dorolhy Ninas, Billie Shanks, Nina Fay Parks, Frances
E. Clarlc, Margarel Avila, Josephine Riley, Fay Hamil-
lon, Richard Lee Farr. James Levine,
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Sevenlh Row: Sam Conner, Franlc Richar r, James
Harrelson, J. M. Lee, Eugene Lenamond, Floy dine,
Leon Scoll, J. M. Gregory, Louis Mince, ' i
James Thomas.
Eighlh Row: Jimmie Ellioll, Bobby Seely, R. K. Rasca.
Waller Barnes, Bill Equils, Damon Wilhrow, Jerry
Doyle, Arnold Kolnovslcy, Huey Crow, Gene Cozby,
Bobby Jones, Jimmy De Mul, Jack Baleman,
Ninlh Row: Conrad Redemon, Jimmie Crump, Clyde Bird,
Willis Logan, Wallace Widders, Ray Barnes, Gilberl
McFarland, Nodine Swill, Lloyd Henry, Grady Poyn-
ler, Fred Hume, Roy Howell, Howell Calverl.
NOT lN PICTURE
GIRLS
Doris Jean Frye
Dorolhy Goza
Peggy Harlan
Marilranlc Hendeisholl
Devora Kleinman
Bobby McGuire
Jean Millinglon
Margarel Raspanle
Belly Jo Sims
Bonnie Slider
Mary Louise Spain
Roselea Slorey
Geraldine Timberlake
BOYS
Carl Brown
William Buclrmeyer
Ellis Clarlc
Eugene Du Bose
Roger Fosler
Jimmy Grider
Wayne King
Bobby Leilo
George Allred Lewis, Jr.
Douglas Marlin
Conrad Pederson
Charles Pillman
Leonard Lesler Ponder
Kennelh Rubinell
Billy Schmidl
Jimmie Smilh
Ed Taylor
Bill Traphagan
Jack Turner
Joe Turner
Coy While
Wylie Worden
IA Clciss I i
LEFT TO RIGHT
In Fronl: Roberl Cross, John Banno, Cecil Palmer, Joe
Wayne Combs, John Ralslon.
Firsl Row: Don Allred, Roberl Erwin, Joe Earl Ellis, Monroe
Pool, Elmo Kieke, Johnnie Williams, Millord Shaver,
Billy Dreskill, Billy Moullon, Bellon Jones, Carl Mor-
gan, Thomas Bogie.
Second Row: Berl Bedell, Donald Murray, Olha Lee Ben-
nell, Roberl Trenl, Cecil Cooley, David Smilh, Rich-
ard Slackhouse, Edgar Harl, Waller Henry, Herman
Scoll, Charles Riley, Billye Hughes, Granl Andrews,
Richard Alkins, Joe Hulchison.
Third Row: Eugene Risener, Claude Leverell, Lewis Tucker,
John Simmons, Feri Thaheld, James Calchings, Tommy
Moore, Morris Sleinberg, Viclor Leocadi, Tommy Wil-
son, Billy Brown, Norwin Ray, Don Dugan.
Fourlh Row: George Clymer, Billy Allen, Aulrey Sipes, Ben
Woodside, Lawrence Alwood, Solie Freed. Lesler
Frank, Gene Pllug, Allon Worlh, Jerry Tobias. Jack
Goldman, Gilberl Slrickland, Edsel Dowdy, Collon
O'DeIl, Billy Phillips.
Fillh Row: Harold File, James Kimbrell, W. L. Mangum,
Thurman Ray, Fred Korngul, Irving Adeleslen, Erne'l
Donaberger, John Edgar Conner, James Camp, Roberl
Beasley, Irwin Jimmie Scoll, Fred Lackey, Charles
Rosson, David Herman, Terry Hooks.
Sixlh Row: Charles Wilhile, Clyde Abboll, Charles Cox,
Joe Welch, Joe Cody, Bob Wade, Alexander Ray
Marquez, Thomas Wesl, George Boyce, Jim Farr,
George Harman, Billy Johnslon, John Jelleries, Waller
Vieregge.
Sevenlh Row: Woodlin Hesler, Charles Bloodsworlh, Gor-
don Lillle, Harold Corlimilia, Billy Shuplrine, Ira
Freedman, Marlin Rulchik, Auslin Surber, Billy Cox,
Billy Joe Granl, Norman Mussolo, Jack Beaver, Roberl
Herndon.
Eighlh Row: Clyde Smilh, Howard Miller, Olha Dow Ogle-
lree, Raymond Bules, Paul Cruse, Alberl Brisendine,
Gene Epslein, Roberl Thornlon. Eugene Hixson, Jr.,
Gene Baker, Glenn Jenkins, W. B. Fowler, Roland
Lamberl, Millon Grisorn.
Ninlh Row: Lemuel Barnes, John Lievsay, James Skiles,
Glendon Rivers, Billy Thompson, Jerry Barshop, Clin-
lon Henry, Roberl Lyon, Kennelh Higginbolham, Billy
Joe Houslon, Harold Riggs, Gilberl Daniel, Billy
Tankursley, Billy Webb.
Tenlh Row: J. T. Complon, Odell Yales, Billie Ralclill,
Nalhan Slovall, Jack Haley, Bobby Jackson, Charles
Waller, J. C. Corbell, Vincenl Scoma, Jr., Olho Nel-
son, George Faucell, John D. Coley, Binlon Ewing,
Billy Webb, James Walker.
NOT IN PICTURE
Julian Braddock
Billy Culberlson
Joe Cunningham
Jimmie Elam
James Els
Billy Jo Graham
C. M. Hogg
Ivan Huddleslon
Jack Knoll
Charles Lundy
James McDonald
Calvin Merchanl
Norman Mussalo
Cecil Prilchell
Anlhony Raspanle
Horace Rephan
Richard Risner A
Donald Smilh
Bill Snyder
Waller Threadgill
Jasper Waglardo
Billy While
Herberl McGarily Charles Woolbrighl
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lA Class
Firsl Row: Belly Jo Sims, Anila Lynch, Lois Nelson, Palsy
Rulh Miller, Florence Dean, Annella Dale Cook, Annie
Mae Harrison, Billie Milchell, Joan Slone, Beverly
Byers, Avis Jean Apoy, Maxine Cluck, Dorolhy Eve-
lyn Scoll, Sarah Hancock.
Second Row: Chrisline Walkins, Eddie While, Gladys Faye
Walkins, Juanila Lemley, Jean McCallum, lmogene
Brooks, Jean Thomas, Norma Dunn, Rea Rogers, Win-
nie Kale Kirk, Eva Mae Shipp, Belly Sue Wilson,
Joyce Sims.
Third Row: Pauline Adkins, Bealrice Corlimilia, Mary
Sausecla, Billie Sauseda, Florine Robison, Doris Jean
Beach, Jo Ann d'Ablemonl, Evelyn Somer, Rulh Lewin,
Doris Ables, Billie Creasey, LaVerne Brown.
Eourlh Row: Jacqueline Dean, Marlha Baumgardner, Peggy
Joyce Threall, Guyrene Collier, Barbara Lebel, Joyce
Huse, Maydle Skellon, Lois Nivens, Claudine Penner,
Jo Ann Fooshee, Hellen Ernesl.
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Fillh Row: Mary Ann Swinclle, Doris Johnslon, Helen Bush,
Palsy Taylor, Lois Worsham, Belly McNally, Colleen
Mueller, Margie McKay, Mary Rulh Winkle, Kalherine
Soulh, Lillie Mae Daniels, Doris Gwen Cole.
Sixlh Row: Dorolhy Bailey, June Box, L.a Verne Harrison,
Doris Hickman, Vivian Bennell, Palsy Hughes, Melba
Howard, Jimmie Kalherine Hewill, Kalherine Phillips,
Marjorie Tucker, Mary Lou Lewis, Willie Kale Tramell,
Lois Thumond.
NOT lN PICTURE
GIRLS Helen Earl Lair
Mary Belh McKenzie
Robbie Earl Mason
Marilyn Murphy
Mary Jane Paris
Ruby Shaeler
Ona Schwander
Elner Smilh
Ruby Smilh
Peggy Walden
Eula Wilson
Lela Mae Wise
Gene Baker
Belly Gean Bass
Vaun Del Corbel
Belly Farquhar
Norma Jean Gilrealh
Vaclell Granl
Belly Gwynn Hayes
Mary Lynn Hayes
Barbara Jackson
Jean Johnson
Sarah Kaplin
lA Class
Firsl Row: Georgia Mae Lewis, Rea Rogers, Rulh Wheeler,
Leona Wrighl, Joyce Myers, Joan Green, Helen Cox,
Vida Jo Rickman, Elvila Soulhern, Rosalie Kovnal,
Anloinelle Roppolo, Wauscel La Rue, Belly Jean Raw-
son, Madelyn Bruner, Geraldine Hughey, Marguerile
Phelps.
Second Row: Dorolhy Easley, Olhella Pledger, Barbara
Lynn Smilh, Rose Gruber, Shirley Levenlhal, Marian
Paslernak, Marvonelle Roe, Rae HoFlman, Annelle
Raspanle, Belly Hodges, Margarel Kealon, Lovela
Emmons, Margie Rulh Tucker, Winnie Sue Wilson, Lilly
Dale Gregson, Maxine Pallerson.
Third Row: Fayrene Moullon, Anna Claire Bulls, Barbara
DeLoache, Doris Brisendine, Ola Marie Brooks, Marian
Fields, lnez Knighl, Lollie Kennedy, Belly Sleele, Torn-
mie Jo Grace, Doris Webb, Dorolhy Fay Hall, Mozell
Burnell, Bobbie Nell Morrison, Imogene Ingram.
Fourlh Row: Bobbie Jo Talum, Mary Palricia Haller, Earl-
dine Williams, Mary Frances Rawls, Charlaine Smilh,
Mary Dunbar, Floice Minler, Bobbie Von Harris,
Margie Lee Day, Belly Jo Bell, Virginia Chesnick,
Belly Lois Burgess, Jessie Lee Corbin, Chrisline John-
son, Daphne Washer, Pally Kincaid.
Fillh Row: Norma Anderson, Virginia Smilh, Charlie Fae
Broyles, Janel Lindsay, Eslelle Weinberg, Sonia Allen,
Bobbie Haley, Billie Jo Williams, Mary Frances Navra-
lil, Jean Slewarl, Virginia Marshall, Viva Lemmond,
Winnie Jo Palmer, Bobbie Jewell Cannon.
Sixlh Row: Palsy Rulh Reynolds, Jacqueline Lewis, Joan
Kreiler, Mary Lou Walkins, Marguerile Gordon, Helen
France, Alyene Snow, Maxine Segal, Joyce Scallons,
Mildred Powell, Geraldine Bennell, Mariorie Ann
Johnson, Wanda Lawson, Dorolhy Faye Worley.
Sevenlh Row: Edna Sue Burnham, Alice Zaidl, Anna Louise
Oesch, Bobbie Lou Hilger, Kalhleen Green, Carolyn
Hahnl, Marlha Lou Dillee, Virginia Lee Harl, Mary
Ann Buckovan, Mary Frances Nail, Ramona Weeda,
Sibyl Skinner, Ella Jane Wallis.
Eighth Row: Jean Reckley, Alvina Horn, Maxine Phillips,
Earline Ewall, Doris Ann Balernan, Peggy Ellioll, Eliza-
belh Bennell, Carmen Harrelson, Lynnelle Douglas,
Mary Arene Dickerson, Margarel Jo Moore, Norma
Jean Ellioll, Virginia Haines.
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Firsl Row: Billy Joe Love, Freida Ann Benson, Jane Kninhl,
Rosemary Paclqenius, Louise Fryar, Dorolhy Ann Car-
ler, Juanila Ormsby, Mimie Goodman, Elva Schwerke,
Bobbie Collins, Peggy Brignon, Erma Lee Graham,
Lucy Woods, Doris Dollgener, Bill Herringlon, Dee
Driggers, Rosie Lee Townsend, Bernice Mangum,
Norman McMullen, Nalhan Gappelberg, Donald Wils. F
Second Row: Millon Tullos, James Love, Nels Hansen, Jr.,
Josephine Richmond, Mary E. Knighl, Jean McDonald,
Doris Coolc, Anloinelle Roppolo, Dorolhy Ann Bird,
Berlha Kilgore, Hazle Juanila Horlon, Marlha Jo
Mallhewq Belly Cherry, Belly Jean Russell, Robbie
Jean Rains, Paul Singer, Roberl Edwards, Don Hanes,
Jewel Main, Garrell Ransom, Bobbie Joe Houchin.
Third Row: Richard Allcins, Eddie Hale, Anila Jacob, Rulh
Meloll, Louise Marline, Imogene Phillips, Norma Mur-
phy, Peggy Kline, Jonnie Harris, Joyce Wilder, Dora
Mae Fulenwider, Billie Rulh Baldwin, Allene Williams,
Doris Sheals, Edna Jaynes, Wanda Fain, Hellen Tenni-
son, Rulh Lorene Cavell, Lucille McGee, Dorlhia Mae
Kirby.
Fourlh Row: Bennis Morgan, Billy Joe Houslon, Carllv,
Clarence Moehle, E. A. Splawn, Margarel Wade,
Susan Curlis, Mary Jean Walker, Dorolhy Gillell,
Bobbie Jo Willcinson, Georgia Dellc, Rosa Louise Lan-
lord, Ramona Virginia Jacobs, Ernesline Johnson,
Imogene Barrow, Evelyn Fallwell, Juanila Monday.
Teresa Kessner, Mary Faye Scoll, Zelma Lee Hand,
Belly Lou McCarly, Clillon Grunwald, Viclor Levy,
Joe Billy Sloan.
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TO RIGHT
Fillh Row: Belly Lou Brown, Margarele Blanlon, Pauline
Hunsalfer, Dorolhy Faye Auslin, Rosa La Verne Bean,
Frances Harvey, Dorolhy Fay Marsliall, Beulah Tiner,
Belly Jean Lilley, Lois Irene Boone, Yvonne Frances
Rivers, Dorolhy Prall, Eloise Thompson, Gloria Paller-
son, Slanley Rubenzlein, R. A. Hughes, Richard Win-
lers, Thomas Hulson, Jr., Paul Lyday, John Valsures,
Billy Charles Smilh, Charles Alllord Houslon.
Sixlh Row: Maxine Simmons, Wanda Jean Jones, Ramond
I-lar-lsell, James Thrasher, Jaclc Earl Walls, Arlhell
Williams, Omar Hancock, Bill Murphy, Mary Loma
Sanders, Carmen Lois Freeman, Darrell Bosliclc, Ken-
nelh Clemonq Glenn Wilhelm, David Edwards, Eugene
Porlinglon, Clarence W. Clarlc, Jr., George Clymer,
Billy Drislcill, Eddie Chamber, Bobby Head, Billy Rob-
IFISOD.
NOT IN PICTURE
GIRLS
Nadine Balcer
Zadie Ball
Bobbie Sue Brigham
Pearl Bond
Belly Lou Brul
Bobbie Davenporl
Inez Frier
Aliene Hargrove
Hellen Rulh Jones
Dorolhy Kile
Jean Moses
BOYS
Wynburn Berryman
Talmadge Bredemeyer
Harry Carllon
Howard Clymer
Raymond Cuddy
Laylon Cunningham
William Fainclolh
Roberl Herndon
Dallian James
Jimmy Lellwich
Dale Lowe
Richard Redd
Curliss Russell
Ed Suggs
Wayne Turner
Roberl Winlers
Roy Wrighl
flln ,menzorium
ALBERT DEE BUFORD
LONNIE HARTSON
JACK MILLER
CHARLES SNYDER
RAYMOND SNOGA
ROBERT THOMASON
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Peggy Whittington, Ruth Levy, Mary Turner, Betty Jane Mc- Third Row: Doris Rutchik, Margaret McCreory, Toby AronoH, Gwen
Kinney, Ina Ve Crowder, Hazel Millwee, Stanley Peacock, Evelyn dolen Rees-Jones, Sallye Bill Spratt, Evelyn Shalette, Miss Rachel
Christensen, Maxine Thompson. Foote.
Second Row: Marilyn Rachofsky, Charlotte Marantz, Helen Wilensky,
Treysa Seely, Corinne Pederson, lrma Figanbaum, Sally Freed- Fourth Raw: Donald Schmidt, Edward Vodicka, Charles Reed, Leland
man, Bobbie Nell Sims, Kathleen Davis. Turner, Bvrthell EIMS, Fred 5Cl1lin96I'-
N T' I I'I S ' T
I-Iighest honor conterred on high school stu-
dents is membership in National I-Ionor Society
. . . To be eligible, student must be at least a
3A and have attended Forest one year . . . Stu-
dents start their treshman year working to be
voted into society. Leadership, scholarship, char-
acter and service are tour principal gualitications
each member must have . . . All eligible students
must be passed by all members ot taculty . . .
New members are initiated at tall and spring as-
semblies . . . Simple but signiticant purpose ot
National I-Ionor Society is to make ideals ot the
school its ideals . . . Emblem ot club is keystone
and tlaming torch.
Fitty-eight
OFFICERS
MISS RACHEL FOOTE, Sponsor
Fall Term
STANLEY FEACOCK, President
I-IAZEL MI'LLWEE, Vice-President
INA VE CROWDER, Secretary-Treasurer
FRED SCI-ILINGER, Sergeant-at-Arms
Spring Term
DONALD SCI-IMIDT, President
MAXINE THOMPSON, Vicevliresident
DORIS RUTCI-IIK, Secretary-Treasurer
BARTI-IELL ELLIS, Sergeant-at-Arms
Standard Debating Society
OFFICERS
MISS EDNA ROWE, Sponsor
C. V. GOODMAN, Co-Sponsor
Fall Term
LOUIS RUBIN, President
MARVIN BARISI-I, Vice-President
LOUIS WATEL, Secretary
STANLEY SCHNEIDER, Treasurer
SAUL KAI-IN, Sergeant-at-Arms
STANLEY LEVENTI-IAL, President
STANLEY SCI-INEI'DER, Vice-President
DAVID BALL, Secretary
SAUL KAI-IN, Treasure
I-IERBERT GOLDBERG, Sergeant-at-Arms
Spring Term
MORTON ZIMMERMAN, President
SAMMY SELTZER, Vice-President
MORTON PRAGER, Secretary
HERBERT GOLDBERG, Treasurer
BILLY SWANGO, Sergeant-at-Arms
STANLEY LEVENTI-IAL, Parliamentorian
First Row: Stanley Leventhal, Saul Kahn, Stanle
Watel, Marvin Barish, Louis Rubin.
y Schneider, Louis
Standard Debating Society distinguishes itselt
as oldest club in school. Established in l9I7, it is
now twenty-six years old . . . Standard entertains
Girls Public Spealcing Club with party in Library
. . . Standard has debates with other schools . . .
Boys ot club participate in Youth Panel at P. T. A.
meeting in assembly and Navy Day celebra-
tion . . .Since entering club, many boys have be-
come "crack" debaters and orators . . . Annual
banquet is held at Y. M. C. A .... Objectives ot
club are to turther art ot debating, to develop
initiative and leadership and to teach correct use
ot parliamentary law . . . Morton Zimmerman.
Sammy Seltzer and David Ball attend installation
ot William McCord, past president, to position
ot City Councilman.
LEFT TO RIGHT
Fourlh Raw: Billy Swango, Jerald Goldberg, Monroe Mirsky, Harold
Golman, Bobby Robinson, Sammy Seltzer, Bernard Siegel, C. V.
Goodman, Jerry Tobias.
Second Row: Robert Berman, Herbert Goldberg, Samuel Rude, Ken-
neth M. Rubinett, Leonard C. Kahn, Feri H. Thaheld.
Third Row: Harold Abramson, Irvin Donosky, Morton Prager, Morton
Zimmerman, Richard Stackhouse, David Ball, Miss Edna Rowe.
NOT IN PICTURE
Robert Glazer Victor Levy David Smith
Omar Hancock Billy Murphy Wayne Toone
David Herman Stanley Rubenstein
Page Fitty nine
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Hayden Summerfield, Charles Reed, Leland Turner, Rose- Fourth Row: Marvin Hillis, David Kenninglon, L. M. Cox, Frances
mary Coward, Kaihleen Davis, Betty Sawyer, Poppy Hammond, Janner, Gloria Mayhew, Darlene Tanton, Maxine Thompson, Alice
Margaret Browning, Bill Burch, Billye Thompson. WiHS0l'-
Fifth Row: Robert Bedell, Billy Joe Swango, Benny Apple, Jack Sum
Second Row: Annabelle Moore, Sarah Bourland, Charlalle Yonack, merfield, Milburn Garonzik, Russell Murdoch, Johnny Nalion.
Corinne Pederson, Miss Minnie Brown, David Ball, Hazel Mill-
wee, Frances Hardin, Leslie Milchell. NOT IN PICTURE
Eulo Coleman Naomi Ruth Lewis Joyce Palmer
Third Row: Bernard Kahn, Mary McEvoy, Clara Bess Lorenz, Peggy Jo Barlhell Ellis Jane Marshall Treysa Seely
Whillinglon, Florence Center, Louis Rubin, Ruth Levy, Dorothy Leona Hadroff Virginia McWilliams Faye Shwiff
Terry, Mildred Karlen. Lois Kalin Peggy Pockenius Yvonne Sullins
Joanne Thompson
Dallas Hisloricol Sociely
To inslilule and encourage hislorical inquiry,
lo collecl, preserve and exhibil malerial of his-
lory and lo spread hislorical inlormalion espe-
cially concerning Dallas is aim of every Dallas I-Iis-
lorian . . . Club is iunior member ol Dallas I-lis-
lorical Sociely. . . All-cily meelings held monlhly
al I-lall ol Slale . . . Armislice Day assembly dedi-
caled lo iighling Eoreslers . . . Dr. I-Ierberl Gam-
brell speaks lo club . . . Club presenls Colonel
Coleman, commandanl, and Mr. Parlcer al spring
assembly on George Washinglon's birlhday . . .
Knowledge oi Dallas Iiollclore and hislory enriched
by personal recolleclions oi Dallas pioneers and
by quiz programs . . . Dallas I-lislorical Sociely
presenls Eoresl Chapler wilh lillielh anniversary
edilion of Dallas News.
Page Sixly
OFFICERS
MISS MINNIE BROWN, Sponsor
Eall Term
LELAND TURNER, Presidenl
I-IAYDEN SUMMERFIELD, Vice-Presideni
MAXINE THOMPSON, Secrelary
POPPY HAMMOND, Treasurer
CHARLES REED, Sergeani-al-Arms
TREYSA SEELY, Parliamenlarian
Spring Term
LESLIE MITCI-IELL, Presidenl
RUSSELL MURDOCI-I, Vice-Presidenl
FAYE Sl-IWIFF, Secrelary
CORINNE PEDERSON, Treasurer
DAVID BALL, Sergeanl-al-Arms
ROSEMARY COWARD, Parliamenlarian
Texas Hislory Club
OFFICERS
MI'SS BESS Tl-IATCI-IER, Sponsor
Fall Term
INA VE CROWDER, President
EMMA JANE MORRIS, Vice-Presidenl
GLORIA MICI-IAELSON, Secrelary
BOBBIE NELL SIMS, Treasurer
GRADY BURNS, Sergeant-al'-Arms
Spring Term
BOBBIE NELL SIMS, President
RIZELL TOBOLOWSKY, Vice-President
ERNESTINE BARKER, Secrelary
DOROTHY DOSSETT, Treasurer
l-IORACE SUWAL, Sergeant-al-Arms
Texas I-lislory Club brings knowledge ol Texas
lo all ils members. Al every meeling slories oi old
Texas landmarks, selllers and heroes are lold . . .
Texas I-Iislory Club holds Charler I as Junior I-Iis-
lorians, loarl ol lhe Texas Slale I-Iislorical Asso-
cialion . . . Tree lolanled in honor ol William
Barrell Travis on Eoresl campus . . . Club mem-
bers celebrale Chrislmas by bringing loresenls
and Chrislmas lree lor Children ol Dallas Day
Nursery . . . Assembly held on Slephen E. Aus-
lin's birlhday . . . Texas I-Iislory Club loslers
Texas Week Assembly, presenls David Swilzer as
guesl speaker. Al lhis lime lhirly-live books do-
naled by club and class organizalions lor Texas
Memorial Library . . . Members correspond wilh
school children of England.
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: David Kenningfon, Joe Epps, Horace Suwal, Grady Burns, Fourth Row: Elizabeth Anne Glenn, Pearl Feldman, Minnie Struck-
Glenn Bourlond.
meyer, Maxine Meyer, Marie Grifiis, Virginia Driver, Juanita
Boafman, Billie Gentry.
Second Row: Mary Jayne Anderson, Eleanor Cohen, Hannah Webber- Fifth Row: Alma Atwood, Ernesline Barker, Evelyn Christensen, lna Ve
man, Peggy Joyce Atchison, Norma Harmon, Toby Aronoh, Crowder, Alice Turcotte, Babella Garrison, Jane Morris, Miss Bess
Dorothy Hill, Gloria Michaelson, Mary Jane Joyner. Thatcher, Eula Davidson, Shirley Clark.
Sixth Row: Patsy Jean Watkins, Dorothy Nell Dossetl, Gerry Mc-
Third Row, Rhonda l-lm-rig, Bevel-ly Levll, Sylvia Moss, Sally Freed, Williams, Betty Lou Hutson, Cora Richardson, Lorraine Allenau.
man, Norma Aronoff, Corinne Feldman, Shirlie Mark, Bobbie NOT lN PICTURE
Nell Sims, Rizell Tobolowsky. John Ngllon Velma Slovcll
Page Sixiy one
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Joye Hill, Clara Bess Lorenz, Doris Jean Harmer, Betty Jean
Bevill, Martha Napier, Vida Jo Tindall, Margaret Tolley, Betty
Burton, Betty Jane Gardner.
Second Row: Lois Hiegel, Dorothy Davenport, Billie Mitchell, Joan
Stone, Jane Morris, PODDY Hammond, Florence Center, Eleanor
C h n D I r K neo h
o e , o o es e 9 .
Third Row: Sarah Smith, Dorothye Howie, Evelyn Christensen, Mary
Frances Nail, Mary Ivan Graham, Dorothy Moulton, Shirlie Mark,
Eula Coleman, Helen Wilensky, Mary Jayne Anderson.
Fourth Row: Joan Burch, Marie Primrose, Mary Elizabeth Menard,
Doris Ann Bateman, Norma Jean Watts, Peggy Whittington,
Jeanne Goldberg, Shirley Fonberg, Mildred Glenn,
Fifth Row: Gwendolyn Scott, Jeanne Kincaid, Patty Kincaid, Colleen
Mueller, Betty McNally, Johnnie Mae Gill, Helen Lattimer, Billye
Thompson, Barbara De Loache.
Sixth Row: Betty Jane Hunter, Ouida Riley, Betty Lou Tucker, Mar-
iorie Tucker.
NOT IN PICTURE
Girl Reserves
Girl Reserves open membership drive tor tall
Dorothy Burns Juanita Embry Dorothy Ludwick
Bettie Compton Marie Grifiis Tommie Orton
Tommie Davis Edwynia Henry Dorothea Rush
Betty Ann Eastwood Jacqueline Lewis Sallye Bill Spratt
OFFICERS
term with annual Halloween Freshman party . . .
Y. W. C. A. opens Service Worlcroom and Red
Cross Class tor Girl Reserves . . . Forest, North
Dallas, Sunset clubs hostesses at gala Christmas
dance at Y. W. C. A .... Girl Reserves make
Christmas tavors tor children's hospital . . . For-
est Chapter talces part in annua Inter-club Janu-
ary sport dance . . . Three members awarded
service arm bands tor ten hours at Service Worlc-
room at February Girl Reserve luncheon . . . Inter-
club luncheon brings out Saint Patriclc's Day
theme as Forest Girl Reserves hostess tor oc-
casion . . . Helen Wilenslry and Peggy Whitting-
ton sell S2,000 worth ot War Bonds and Stamps
at Neiman-Marcus War Bond Window.
Page Sixty-two
MISS BERTI-IA JACKSON, Sponsor
MISS WILLIE MAE BERRY, Co-Sponsor
Fall Term
MARGARET TOLLEY, President
MARY JAYNE ANDERSON, Vice-Presiden
VIDA JO TINDALL, Secretary
DOROTHEA RUSH, Treasurer
HELEN WILENSKY, Sergeant-at-Arms
MARTHA NAPIIER, Parliamentarian
Spring Term
BETTY JEAN BEVILL, Precident
VIDA JO TINDALL, Vice-President
PEGGY JO WHITTINGTON, Secretary
HELEN WILENSKY, Treasurer
TOMMIE ORTON, Sergeant-at-Arms
JEANNE GOLDBERG, Parliamentarian
I Am An American
OFFICERS
GROVER J. DOUGLAS, Sponsor
Fall Term
VVANDA PAYNE, President
JACK SUMMERFIELD, Vice-President
BERNARD SCI-INITZER, Secretary
YVONNE SULLINS. Treasurer
JOAN VENTU RA, Sergeant-at4Arms
CAROLYN DOWNEY, Parliamentarian
Spring Term
RAMONA MATSLER. President
MARCELINE I-IIPWELL. Vice-President
DEVORA KLEINMAN, Secretary
WANDA LA RUE, Treasurer
KATHERINE HASTINGS, Farliamentarian
First Row: Marcilie Sheinberg, Devora Kleinmon, Joan Ventura, Louise
Ogletree, Wanda Payne, Jenny Sakellariou, Carolyn Downey,
Yvonne Sullins, Jack Summerfield, Bernard Schnitzer.
Second Raw: Atrilla Frazier, Grace Oxmon, Mary Alice Dowd, Mary
McEvoy, Margaret Jo Moore, Velma Wetherell, Earline Ewalt,
Yvonne Bennett, Grover J. Douglas.
Third Row: Doris Johnston, Jacqueline Lewis, Colleen Mueller, Betty
McNally, Joan Kreiter, Martha Boumgardner, Norma Jean Elliott,
Bernie Clement, Katherine Hastings, Nelda Sparks.
I Am An American is newest club in Forest . .
Founded by Grover Douglas . . . Purpose is sim-
ply lo refresh minds ol members ol great bene-
lils all enioy under the Stars and Stripes. not by
means of singing songs and waving flags, but by
attempting to be of the ulmosl service lo school
and country . . . Members assist in Red Cross
work and other uselul endeavors . . . I-las Christ-
mas Party in room 2l4, serves ice cream and
candy . . . Club honors sponsor with Wiener roasl
al Arden Forest in lall . . . lvlrs. Lucille I-lurst
speaks lo club on "Civilian Morale in War Time"
. . . Club presents assembly in spring.
LEFT TO RIGHT
Fourth Raw: Virginia Haines, Mariarie Ann Johnson, Wanda Leigh
La Rue, Virginia Smith, Hazel Knight, Freddie Jean Polvogt,
Mildred Bierholter, Betty Baumgordner, Bobby Cowgill, Harold
Z 't n
EI TUC .
Fifth Row: Joe Wayne Combs, Harold Abramson, Victor leocaii, Billy
Lumpkin, Thomas Bogie, Gilbert Strickland, Richard Stackhouse.
Sixth Row: John Ralston, Bobby Jones, Raymond Shuel, Thurman Ray,
Joe Earl Ellis, Gordon Adamson, James D. Little.
NOT IN PICTURE
John D. Coley Marceline Hipwell Johnnie Faye Taylor
Harold Cortimillia Ramona Matsler Bob Wade
Anna Mae Day Marvin Nielson Norman Webb
Page Sixty th ree
V! LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Ellis Clark, Lamar Fleming, Ed Burkley, Louis Rubin, Cor-
inne Pederson, Stanley Peacock, Margaret McCreary, Leland
Turner, Billie Mitchell.
Fifth Row: Ramona Matsler, Cora Richardson, Clara Belle Veal, A
nette Raspante, Winnie Kate Kirk, Joyce Myers, Jean Turner
Eugene DuBose, Evelyn Beach, Winnie .lo Palmer, Hellen Ernest
Sixth Row: James D. Little, Joseph Leberta, Wilma Kellum, Bettye
Second Row: Mary Francis Sickles, Betty Jo Steer, Bobbie Nell Sims,
Ruth McLendon, Johnny Nation, Gloria Mayhew, David Ball,
Mickey Patton, Yvonne Sullins, Sally Freedman, Lenora Levine.
Jane Gardner, Montie Jean Hodges, William Brown, Arthur Miller
Charles Tuttle, Stanley Schneider, Tom Tuttle.
NOT lN PICTURE
Third Row: Adelyn Downey, Mary Corley, Dorothye Howie, Maudie Avis Apoy Mary Lou Duckworth Dorothea Rush
Tucker, Billye Thompson, Helen Raye Corry, Mary Jayne Ander- Peggy Atkins Elmo Elam Billy Schmidt
son, Elaine Sladek, Helen Lattimer, Helen Gaylord, S. S. Hutchin- lmogene Barrow Gwendolyn Hulme Treysa Seely
son. Novello Brisendine Frances Janner Evelyn Somer
Edith Corder Martha Jo Matthews Joan Stone
Fourth Row: Alma Atwood, Ernestine Barker, Kathleen Davis, Gwendo- Robert Cruse Russell Murdoch Betty Sparks
len Rees-Jones, Mina Lee Millwee, Betty Cannon, Ina Ve Crow- A. E. Davis Lois Nelson Jack Summerfield
der, Margaret Browning, Mildred Glenn, Ruth Levy, Helen Virginia Driver Helen Potts Frances Toplitz
WilGf1SkY- Tully Robertson Lois Young
Student Council
Aim ot Student Council is to cevelop in its
members the desire to talre active and leading
part in all activities ot school, to promote devo-
tion and loyalty to athletic teams and school proi-
ects . . . Members elected trom their tirst period
classes . . . Council supervises election ot cheer
leaders and representatives to Bicycle Court and
Trattic Commission and assists in election ot Por'-
ester Favorites, sponsors Friendship Week . . .
Gives Millc Dance and donates proceeds to Dal-
las Day Nursery . . . Sells War Stamps, and assists
Echo in surveys . . . Members help custodians
check rooms during Clean-up Campaign . . . To
boost War sales, Council sponsors contest to
elect Victory Ouy and Gal. Students vote by
buying War Stamps.
Page Sixty-tour
OFFICERS
S. S. l-IUTCHINSON, Sponsor
Fall Term
MARGARET MCCREARY, President
LELAND TURNER, Vice-President
STANLEY PEACOCK, Secretary
TREYSA SEELY, Treasurer
LOUIS RUBIN, Sergeant-at-Arms
CORINNE PEDERSON, Parliamentarian
RUTl-l LEVY, Typist
Spring Term
LELAND TURNER, President
LOUIS RUBIN, Vice-President
CORINNE PEDERSON, Secretary
TREYSA SEELY, Treasurer
JOHNNY NATION, Sergeant-at-Arms
LENORA LEVINE, Parliamentarian
High Scholarship Club
OFFICERS
MISS RACHEL FOOTE, Sponsor
x Fall Term
CHARLES REED, President
I-IAZEL MI'LLWEE, Vice-President
RUTH LEVY, Secretary
BARTI-IELL ELLIS, Treasurer
EDWARD VODICKA, Sergeanteat-Arms
LELAND TURNER, Parliarnentarian
Spring Term
TREYSA SEELY, President
TOMMIE ORTON, Vice-President
SALLYE BILL SPRATT, Secretary
KATHLEEN DAVIS, Treasurer
LELAND TURNER, Sergeant-at-Arms
LOUIS RUBIN, Parliamentarian
I-Iigh Scholarship Club supports Chinese War
Orphan lor another year, I-I. S. C. purchases War
Bonds and I-I. S. C. ioins National Labor Society
to prevent child labor . . . Ruth Levy elected
most ehlicient member ol graduating class Janu-
ary, l943 . . . Students must receive Linz Award
to become I-I. S. C. member . . . At annual as-
sembly I-I. S. C. presents Linz Awards to deserv-
ing students . . . War priorities delay arrival of
Linz Pins . . .Christmas party adds touch of mer-
riment to year's activities . . . Quiz programs,
book reviews and occupational talks comprise
programs . . . To promote better scholarship and
proper school spirit are aims ol club.
LEFT TO RIGHT
Y I
DeLois Gibson, Lenora Levine, Helen Wilensky, Hazel Millwee,
Eula Coleman, Maxine Rachofsky.
Second Row: Shirlye Sherrard, Alma Atwood, Frances Hardin, Faye
Shwiff, Anna Bramlett, Evelyn Lynn, Corinne Feldman, Dorothea
Rush, Shirlie Mark, Velma Stovall, Nelda Sparks, Miss Rachel
Foote.
Third Row: Eleanor Cohen, Mary Ann Cortimilia, Sarah Chesnick,
Shirley Avis Kaufman, Toby Aronaff, lrmo Figanbaum, Peggy
Whittington, Sally Freedman, Doris Rutchik, Tommie Orton,
Dorothy Ludwick, Evelyn Rachofsky.
Fourth Row: Gloria Michaelson, Norma Harman, Jenny Sakellariou,
Wanda Payne, Sallye Bill Spratt, Gwendolen Rees-Jones, Betty
Stovall, Maxine Thompson, Joann Thompson, Bobbie Jo Tenni-
son, Annie Wilson.
First Row: Corinne Pederson, Treysa Seely, Rosanne Flechtner, Ramona Fifth Row: Stanley Peacock, Rosemary Coward, Gloria Mayhew, Han-
Matsler, Mary Jane Joyner, Virginia Driver, Popp Hammond nah Webbermcin, Mary Francis Sickles, Dolores Loyd, Ethlyn
Krecek, Cora Richardson, Elaine Sladek, Jean Plumlee, Billie
Dove Cole
y.
Sixth Row: Leland Turner, Leslie Mitchell, Borthell Ellis, Mary Jayne
Anderson, David Ball, Ruth Levy, Eva Engelberg, June Brooks,
Mariana Gillespie.
Seventh Row: Louis Rubin, Edward Vodicka, Charles Reed, Henry
Riser.
Harold Abramson
Ada Jo Adams
Mary Elizabeth Adams
Lorraine Altenau
Norma Aronoff
Betty Brandenburg
Joan Burch
Francine Burris
Kathleen Davis
NOT IN PICTURE
Priscilla Du Bose
Annette Golman
Katherine Hastings
Reta Leatherman
Marion lillebridge
Leslie Mclean
Juanita McSpadden
Betty Minsky
Charlotte Marantz
Marilyn Rachofsky
Charlene Sandford
Wilma Saunders
Betty Soywer
Barbara Scirratt
Bernard Schnitzer
Rizell Tobolowsky
Loralee Weltman
Vera Wilson
Alice Winsor
Page Sixty tive
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Inu Ve Crowder, Minnette Carchine, Shirlye Sherrard,
Frances Toplitz, Bernard Schnitzer, Peggy Joyce Atchinson, Ed-
wcrd Vodlcka
Second Row: Louis W . , .0 eyer, Gloria Mi haelson, Rhea
Goldstein, Ev n ynn, - Stinson, Betty insky, Rosalie
Kovnat, Re cca oren.
I
l
Third Row: Inez Leveen, Hannah Kriss, Bernard Siegel, Joan Ventura
Mrs. Adams, Dorothea Rush, Roxie Ventura, Ramona Weeda, Mary
G bst ld.
ra o
NOT IN PICTURE
Antoinette Carbone Harold Golman Charles Riley
Herbert Goldberg Saul Kahn Bernard Siegel
Le Cercle Frcincciis
Le Cercle Francais learns and sings amusing
tollc songs at regular meetings . . . Enriches knowl-
edge ot French students in the lives and customs
ot French people . . . Bernard Schnitzer tells tor-
tune ot members ot club in French . . . French
quiz programs entertain members at regular
meetings . . . Mrs. l-luguette Mosher, native ot
France. tells members ot club about customs ot
French people. . . Membership open to all French
students . . . "The Lite ot Victor l-lugo" discussed
by l-lannah Kriss and Joan Ventura . . . Annual
party provides entertainment tor members. Mem-
bers play games, sing songs and worlc French
crossword puzzles tor which prizes are ottered . . .
Frances Toplitz wins etticiency award ot club tor
tall semester.
Page Sixty-six
OFFICERS
MRS. ZULEIKA ADAM, Sponsor
Fall Term
FRANCES TOPLITZ, President
Sl-llRl.YE Sl-IERRARD, Vice-President
Ml-NNETTE CORCI-llNE, Secretary
BERNARD SCI-INITZER, Treasurer
SAUL KAI-IN, Sergeant-at-Arms
EDWARD VODICKA, Parliamentarian
Spring Term
LOUIS WATEL, Preident
BERNARD SCI-INITZER, Vice-President
REBECCA CE-OREN, Secretary
GLORIA MlCl-IAELSON, Treasurer
HERBERT GOLDBERG, Sergeant-at-Arms
MINNETTE CORCI-llNE, Parliamentarian
Pon American Sludenl Forum
OFFICERS
MISS FLETCHER RYAN WICKI-IAM, Sponsor
Fall Term
MORTON PRAGER, Presidenl
SAMUEL RUDE, Vice-Presidenl'
ANNETTE GOLMAN, Secrelary
LORALEE WELTMAN, Treasurer
GEORGE MIRSKY, Sergeanl-al'-Arms
Spring Term
ELWYN Iv1cCAl'N, Presidenl'
I-IORACE SUWAL, Vice-Presiclenl
ADA JO ADAMS, Secrelary
HAROLD ABRAMSON, Treasurer
Pan American Sludenl Forum Toslers beller re-
lalions belween lhe Americas . . . Two all-cily
meelings held by club . . . Programs consisl of
discussions of Lalin American heroes and inler-
esling Tacls aboul lhe Americas . . . Members
bring loys for Mexican Mission al annual Chrisl-
mas parly . . . Dinner meeling held wilh Adamson
l-ligh School al EI Fenix Cafe . . . Treysa Seely,
member of The Foresl P. A. S. F., is pasl all-cily
presidenl and hosless . . . Forum purchases flags
of all Americas, phonograph records ol Soulh
American songs, and figures represenling "The
manger scene" . . . Thirleen new members inili-
aled in spring . . . Complele series of "Guardians
of Freedom," radio slcil, presenled al spring
iravine STATMAN, sagem-a+.ArmS meellnq.
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Loralee Wellman, Samuel Rude, Morton Prager, Anneile Fourth Row: Ada Jo Adams, Virginia Driver,
Golman, Treysa Seely, George Mirsky, Stanley Levemhal, Miss
Fletcher Wickham.
Second Row: Dorothy Hill, Mary Jane Joyner, Wanda Payne, Ramona
Matsler, Joan Lazar, Nila Ruth Lynn, Horace Suwal, Harold
Abramson, Meyer Raskin.
Third Row: Kalie Fair, Sarah Chesnick, Grace Oxman, Wanda Hale,
Grace Mae Gilbert, Robert Berman.
Sfatman, loren
Rasalee Altman
Avis Jean Apoy
Yvonne Bennell
Beverly Byers
Bernice Feldman
Rosanne Flechiner
Feldman.
NOT IN PICTURE
Elaine Fax
Lesler Frank
Solie Freed
Ira Freedman
Rose Gruber
Virginia Haines
Chase Campbell, Irving
Elwyn McCain
Charlene Sandford
La Verne Harrison
Helen Ligenberg
Wayne Toone
Page Sixly-sev n
Page
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Miss Junia McAlister, Charlotte Yonack, Bobby Robinson, Fourth Row: Ervin Polishuk, Bennie Corchine, Sammy Seltzer, Louis
Joe Freed, Eva Engelberg, Dorothy June McQueen, Ruth Levy. Rubin, Stanley Leventhal, A. E. Davis, George Mirsky, Milburn
Second Row: Bill Burch, Bettye Jane Gardner, Dorothy Moulton, Gcrormk'
Evelyn Annette McSpadden, Loretta Maye Hawkins, Mary Kather- NOT IN PICTURE
'ne RUSS' BFHY Hodges' Ernestine Bruce Blanche Goldstein Mina Millwee
Third Raw: Gwendolyn Scott, Jeanne Kincaid, Patty Kincaid, Billie Billy Bushman Dorothy Lawrence Betty Minsky
Lambert, Bobbie l.aFitte, Hazel Millwee, Poppy Hammond, Julius Froumun Jeannie Macaluso Shirley Priest
Florence Czntcr. Faye Shwiff
Junior Red Cross
Junior Red Cross directs small scrap metal
drive . . . Thanksgiving baskets gathered tor Eam-
ily Consolation Bureau . . . Eirst Victory book
campaign started by J. R. C .... Collection ot
hosiery supervised by club . . . Current maga-
zines collected monthly. . . At Christmas J. R. C.
provides toys, truit and candy tor orphan homes
and needy people in this community . . . Coat
hangers and sheet music tor soldiers in local
camps collected by members . . . In cooperation
with Red Cross, club collects students' donations
to I943 drive . . . Members show by their activi-
ties that Junior Red Cross is service organization
directed toward giving aid to ditterent projects
during war time.
Sixty-eight
OFFICERS
MISS JUNIA McALlSTER, Sponsor
Fail Term
BOBBY ROBINSON, President
JOE EREED, Vice-President
DORIS JUNE MCOUEEN, Secretary
EVA ENGELBERG. Treasurer
I-IAZEI. MILLWEE, Parliamentarian
Spring Term
MARY CATHERINE ROSS, President
BILLIE LAMBERT, Vice-President
JEANNIE MACALUSO, Secretary-Trea'urer
A. E. DAVIS, Sergeant-at-Arms
OFFICERS
MISS ALICE l-IARRINGTON, Sponsor
Fall Term
SAMYE GATTUSO, President
BETTYE GARDNER, Vice-President
MILDRED GLENN, Secrefary
EVELYN CI-IRISTENSEN, Treasurer
Spring Term
GERALDINE BRYANT, Presidenf
I-IAZEL FERGUSON, Vice-Presidenf
BETTY JEAN BEVILI., Secrefary
LENORA LEVINE, Treasurer
BETTY CANNON, Sergeanf-af-Arms
BETTY SAWYER, Parliamenfarian
First Row: Cora Lee Stewart, Betty Sawyer, Betty Cannon, Betty Bevill,
Samye Gattuso, Mildred Glenn, Kathryn Parks, Evelyn Christen-
sen, Betty Jane McKinney.
Vestonians
"Women During War Time" is fopic for year's
programs . . . Each weelc differenf woman's life
is discussed fo show members new field for war
worlc . . . lvlembers realize women's place in war,
so fhey parficipafe in all drives sponsored by
Governmenf . . . lvleefings held semi-monfhly . . .
Derive name from Vesfa, ancienf goddess of
home . . . Officers elecfed each ferm, and new
members accepfed by fwo-fhirds vofe each ferm
. . . Only iunior and senior girls considered for
membership . . . Annual inifiafion parfy planned
for newly-elecfed members . . . Purpose of Ves-
fonians is fo excel in field of indusfrial arfs, fo do
good and fo bring happiness info lives of ofhers.
LEFT TO RIGHT
der, Frances Button, Margaret Browning, Mary Jayne Anderson,
Betty.: Jane Gardner, Betty Lou Hancock, Shirlie Mark.
NOT IN PICTURE
Second Row: Nelda Duck, Delois Gibson, Joyce Reynolds, Hazel Fer- Lu RUG AHSISY I-OFBTCI HGmiIl0r1 Bobbie La Filte
guson, Lenora Levine, Evelyn Shalette, Geraldine Bryant. Sflfeh Bcuflflfld POPPY HCYUFTIOHU MOVIE I-IOYCI
. I I . Ernestine Bruce Doris Jean Harmer Annabelle Moore
Third Row: Miss Alice Harrington, Frances Campagna, Ina Ve Crow- Florence Center Frances Janner Sallye Bill Spratt
Page Sixfy nine
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Frances Toplilz, David Ball, Rebecca Goren, Rosalie Alt-
man, Bernard Schnitzer, Charles Reed.
Second Row: Evelyn Christensen, Helen Laltimer, Herbert Green,
Ernesline Barker, Louise Moehle, Dorothy Davis, Herbert Hietl,
Franklin Wood, Marvin Walden, Janice Daugherty.
Orchestra
Eoresi orchesira furnishes music for many as-
semblies and programs Ihroughoui year . . .
Siring seciion was much in demand for dinner
music and full orcheslra was designaled official
orcheslra of Eoresi Air Raid Wardens . . . Or-
cheslra makes many public appearances during
school year, boih in full ensemble and small
groups . . . Orchesira announces many new in-
sirumenls, including oboe, bassoon, viola, cello
and 'ilule . . . Provides music al fall and spring
Senior Play and Commencemenl exercises . . .
Orchesira includes ihree firsi violins, Ihree sec-
ond violins, ihree irumpeis, Iwo clarinels, saxo-
phone, oboe, ilule, iwo accordions, bass fiddle,
cello and irombone . . . Orcheslra furnishes pleas-
ing background for all sixlh-period class aclivilies.
Page Seve-nly
Third Row: Edwynia Henry, Hannah Freeman, Wanda Jeane Harrison
Patricia Hatter Marie Griffis R. P. Jones Rose Gruber
NOT IN PICTURE
Burl Clinton John Nation Joyce Wallace
Jae Cunningham Jack Summer
1 ,
2
lna Ve Crowder, Morton Zimmerman, Elveda Stinson, Mary
f . . -
MISS
LOU ISE WILCOX, Direcfor
Concert Ivlasiers
FRANCES TOPLITZ
DAVID BALL
CHARLES REED
Secrefaries
INA VE CROWDER
EDWYNIA HENRY
Librarians
HELEN LATTIIVIER
IVIARI-E GRIFEIS
Pcireni-Teochers Associolion
OFFICERS
MRS. G. B. SPRATT, Presideril
MRS. S. C. WILLIS, Firsl Vice-Presidenl
MRS. W. R. I-IOLLON, Second Vice-Presidenl'
MRS. ALLEN REED, Third Vice-Presidenl
MRS. B. E. BALL, Fourlh Vice-Presidenl
MRS. CHARLES GRIGC-55.
Fifth Vice-Presidenl'
MRS. C. C. I-llLL, Sixlh Vice-Presidenl
MRS.J. ARONOEF. Sevenlh Vice-Presidenl
MRS. I-I. F. LILLEBRIDGE,
Recording Secrelary
MRS. R. Sl-IERRARD,
Corresponding Secrelary
MRS.JACK RUSHING. Treasurer
MRS. W. F. BOGIE, l-lislorian
MRS. DAVE FOX, Parliarnenlarian
MRS. BERNIE I. CLEMENT, Publicily
Audilors
MRS. DAVID REES-JONES
MRS.VIRGINIA I-IURST
Delegales Io Ciiy Council
MRS. R. L. FARR
MRS. R. G. JEFFERS
P. T. A. presenls largesl paid assembly of his-
Iory . . . Donales S40 Io Communily War Chesl
. . . P. T. A. volunleers help for Civilian Defense
. . . Dedicales yearbook Io Eoresl boys in serv-
ice . . . P. T. A. is considered parl of school sys-
lem because ol close coordinalion of work wilh
school . . . Well-known Dallasiles speak al pro-
grams . . . Mrs. S. C. Willis represenls Eoresl
P. T. A. al Slale Convenlion in I-louslon . . .
Associalion promoles good will and increased al-
Iendance during year . . . P. T. A. assisls sludenls
al horne and al school . . . P. T. A. has enioyed
successful year wilh presidenl and slall oi olli-
cers slriving in every way possible Io cooperale
wilh school.
LEFT TO RIGHT
Firsl Row: Mrs. Allen Reed, Mrs. W. R. Hollon, Mrs. S. C. Willis, Second Row: Mrs. J. W. Hodger, Mrs. B. E. Ball, Mrs. T. I.. Williams
Mrs. G. B. Uockl Sproll, Mrs. Geo. Cox, Mrs. Theo. R. Ray. Mrs. Joseph Aronoff, Mrs. H. H. Doyle. I
Third Row: Mrs. David Rees-Jones, Mrs. Virginia Hursf, Mrs. Bernie
Clemenl, Mrs. R. L. Farr, Mrs. C. C. Riley.
Page Sevenlv one
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Bobbie Nell Sims, Ruth Mclendon, Ruth Levy, Annette Gole Second Row: Robert Shelton, Samuel Rude, Mrs. Anne Lawson, Miss
man, Frances Toplitz. Nonnie D. Andrews, Stanley Schneider.
NOT IN PICTURE
Maxine Rcchofsky
Banking Stott f
Students bank each Tuesday in Room I . . .
Bank open to depositors trom 9 o'clock to 9:30
. . . Banking carried on as actual bank. Pupils use
regular deposit slips and bank with tellers at
alphabetized windows . . . Pupils acquire habit ot
saving regularly and consistently by depositing
each week . . . Twenty-tive cents proves most
popular deposit by students . . . Pupils coming
trom grammar schools continue habit ot regular
saving at Forest bank . . . Students save tor col-
lege education and War Bonds . . . Average ot
eighty dollars deposited weekly . . . Miss Andrews
chooses students trom her classes to act as tellers
and hold other banking positions ot responsibility.
Page Seventy-two
MISS NANNIE D. ANDREWS, Manager
TELLERS
ANNETTE G-OLMAN
RUTH MQLENDON
SAMUEL RUDE
ROBERT SI-IELTON
BOBBIE NELL SIMS
FRANCES TOPLITZ
NEW ACCOUNTS AND ADJUSTMENTS
STANLEY SCHNEIDER
BOOKKEEPERS
MRS. ANNE LAWSON
MAXINE RACI-IOFSKY
LEON RU BENSTEIN, Secretary-Treasurer
Hi-Y Club
OFFICERS
W. l-l. BUTLER, Sponsor
Fall Term
STANLEY PEACOCK, President
lvilLAN LEGGETT, Vice-President
HARRY RIESMAN, Secretary-Treasurer
ALEXANDER STATHAKOS, Sergeant-at-Arms
Spring Term
MILAN LEGGETT, President
ROBERT GARY, Vice-President
GEORGE BAKER, Secretary-Treasurer
BlLLY JACK RAMSEY, Sergeant-at-Arms
First Row: Lean Rubenstein, Kenneth Hansen, Lamar Fleming, Sta
Peacock, Milan Leggett, Hairy Riesman.
Second Row: Billy Jack Ramsey, Jack McClure, Byron Belt, W. H.
Butler, Gene Griffin, Hubbard Hollon.
Third Row: Jimmie Duncan, David Camp, Duane Sutton, Ken
Willis, Donald Higgins, Arthur Miller.
To create, mainlain and exlend throughout
school and community high slandards of Chris-
tian character is purpose ol boys in l-li-Y . . .
lvleelings are held al downtown branch of Y. M.
C. A. and al' Eoresl . . . Club gives baslcels al
Christmas and Thanksgiving . . . I-li-Y puls wreath
on grave ol William Mann, when he was honored
by school al assembly. Mann, a member of club,
gave his life in defense ol womanhood . . . Older
boys hold conferences lo determine ways lo bel-
ler club by securing clean scholarship, clean liv-
ing, clean language and clean athletics . . . Club
presents small Bibles to ex-members in service
who return lo visil Fore-sl . . . Prepares list of all
ex-members now in Armed Forces.
LEFT TO RIGHT
nley
George Baker
Ed Burkley
Ralph Dawson
A. E. Davis
Robert Gary
William Holt
neth
NOT IN PICTURE
J. E. Jenkins
Bill McCoy
Don Millender
Bob Pugh
John Pugh
Stanley Schneider
Charles Smith
Jack Summerfield
Leon Walder
Albert Watts
Billy Jo Welton
J. Weldon Willis
James Wilhite
l
i
Page Seventy
-three
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Marcilie Sheinberg, Devara Kleinman, Evelyn Schepps,
Evelyn Shalette, Sally Freedman, Norma Aronoff, Lenora Levine,
Toby Aranaff, Rosemary Coward, Helen Wilensky, Margaret Tol-
Iey, Betty Burton.
Second Row: Rosalie Altman, Sarah Chesnick, Grace Oxman, Nila
Ruth Lynn, Doris Rutchik, Irma Figanbaum, Rizell Tobolowsky,
Anna Kleinman, Miss Helen Fern Black.
Third Row: Ada Jo Adams, Rae Utay, Loralee Weltman, Bernice Feld-
man, Mary Grabstald, Faye Shwiff, Mariana Gillespie, Billye
Thompson, Naomi Lewis.
Fourth Row: Evelyn Lynn, Corinne Feldman, Phyllis Rubinett, Sylvia
Moss, Evelyn Rachofsky, Joann Lazar, Elaine Fox, Cecile Davis,
Rhonda Harris, Pearl Feldman.
Fifth Row: Lois Kalin, Helen Marie Ligenbcrg, Ruby Fischl, Ruth Vogel,
Annette Golman, Charlotte Marantz, Hannah Kriss, Maxine
Rachofsky, Betty Minsky.
Sixth Raw: Peggy Whittington, Marilyn Rachofsky, Minnette Corchine.
NOT IN PICTURE
Avis Apoy Virginia Haine Virginia Marshall
Doris Bateman Dorthey Hill Juanita McSpadden
Beverly Byers Rosalie Kovnat Tommie Orton
Virginia Cltesnick Beverly Levit Wilma Sanders
Elaine Goldberg Ruth Lewin Elvita Southern
Daphne Washer
Girls Public Speaking Club
Room IOI is scene ot teminine activity every
Wednesday atternoon as members ot Girls Pub-
lic Speaking Club hold their meeting . . . Debate.
extemporaneous speaking and book reviews com-
prise programs held during year. . . Dr. I. guiz
presented by girls at joint meeting with Stand-
ard Debating Society . . . At tall assembly Girls
have WAAC Lieutenant Britta I-Iult as guest
speaker . . . Sally Freedman, as representative ot
club, speaks at Navy Day luncheon . . . Annual
spring banquet held at Sammy's Restaurant .
Etticiency award given to January and June grad-
uates . . . G. P. S. C. presents play, "IvIy Cousin
From Sweden," at spring assembly.
Page Seventy-tour
OFFICERS
MISS I-IELEN FERN BLACK, Sponsor
Fall Term
SALLY FREEDMAN, President
NORIVIA ARONOFF, Vice-President
LENORA LEVINE, Secretary
TOBY ARONOFF, Treasurer
LORALEE WELTIVIAN, Sergeant-at-Arms
MARILYN RACI-IOFSKY, Parliamentarian
RIZELL TOBOLOWSKY, President
PEGGY WI-IITTINGTON, Vice-President
DORIS RUTCI-tIK, Secretary
IRMA FIGANBAUM, Treasurer
EVELYN RACI-IOESKY, Sergeant-at-Arms
SALLY FREEDMAN, Parliamentarian
Spring Term
' ' ANNETTE GOLIVIAN, President
CHARLOTTE MARANTZ, Vice-President
LOIS KALIN, Secretary
ANNA KLEINIVIAN, Treasurer
BEVERLY BYERS, Sergeant-at-Arms
RIZELL TOBOLOWSKY, Parliamentarian
Audilores Caesciris
OFFICERS
MISS LOURANIA MILLER, Sponsor
MISS ELIZABETH HUGHES, MISS LAVINIA
RAWLI-NS, MISS ETHEL MASTERS.
Co-Sponsors
Fall Term
MARGARET BROWNING, President
DAVID BALL, Vice-President
ROSEMARY COWARD, Secretary
CORINNE PEDERSON, Treasurer
JIMMY ALLEN, Sergeant-at-Arms
Spring Term
DAVID BALL, President
CHARLES REED, Vice-President
GLORIA MAYI-IEW, Secretary
ROSEMARY COWARD, Treasurer
LELAND TURNER, Sergeant-al-Arms
First Row: Eunice Heflln, Virginia Champion, Evelyn
Petty Cannon, Gloria Mayhew, Rosemary Coward
son, David Ball, Margaret Browning, Kathleen
McS dd n
pa e .
Second Row: Miss Lourania Miller, Maxine Rachotsky,
Dolores Loyd, Juanita Gannon, Anna Bramlett, P
Betty Jo Northcutt, Alice Winsor, Velma Stovall,
ings, Nelda Sparks, Mariana Gillespie.
Third Row: Miss Lavinia Rawlins, Miss Ethel Masters
Hughes, Dorothy Davis, Kathleen Howell, Cleo
Lambert, Maudie Tucker, Betty Jean Rawson, Margaret Jo Moore.
, Corinne Peder-
Cum Caesar ad 'Finem lwilh Caesar to the endl
is motto ol Auditores Caesaris . . . To give mem-
bers broader ideas ol Roman people and their
value lo the world is purpose . . . Club celebrates
Roman poets' birthdays . . . Audilores Caesaris
devotes several programs to good will policy lor
defense . . . Thanksgiving baslqels prepared by
club. To celebrate Thanksgiving, Auditores Cae-
aris presents a play, "Thanksgiving Conspiracy"
. . .Club celebrates Christmas by singing Christ-
mas songs in Latin . . . Ivliss Lavinia Rawlins, For-
est mathematics teacher, tells ol trip to Rome
. . . Latin games, songs and quizzes compose pro-
grams of Audilores Caesaris . . .Annual banquet
held April 30.
LEFT TO RIGHT
Joyce Schepps, Fourth Row: Charles Reed, Leland Turner, Barthell Ellis, Fred Schlin-
ger, Hayden Summerfield, Victor Oddo, Bert Bedill, Jo Earl Ellis.
Davis, Juanita
Fifth Row: Feri H. Thaheld, Stanley Schneider, Billy Swango, Billy
Allen, Clinton Henry, Gwendolen Rees-Janes, Betty Hodges,
Marion Lillebridge, Donald Arrington.
Shirley Clark,
hyllis Rubinett,
Katherine Hast-
, NOT IN PICTURE
, Miss Elizabeth Billy Creasy Lois Kalin Mildred Poweu
Cargill, Billie Mary Grabstald Teresa Kessner Eloise Thompson
Freida Benson Johnny Nation James Walker
Page Seventy-live
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Ernesline Bruce, Hannah Webberman, Jimmie Lea How-
NOT IN PICTURE
letl, Mary Francis Sickles, Tommie Davis, Geraldine Bryant. , l I l
Second Row: Betty Jean McCauley, Dolores Loyd, Barbara Deloache, Fannie Mae Brown BSMY lem' James Eafldme W'll'U"'5
Barbara Lynn Smith, Joyce Huse, Loneifa Ball. I D - kl I - .
Third Row: Blanche Goldsiein, Shirley Hill, Gene Giggleman, Mrs. mogene eermg 'leon Rec Y one Wllllford
Nowlin, Bobby James, Glenn Lang. Eva Mae Haygood Donald Lee Smith
Allied Arts Club
Sludenls inleresled in arl meei every olher
Thursday . . . Allied Arls Club members visil
Dallas lvluseum of Fine Arls al Fair Park grounds
. . . Represenialives allend Junior Arls Council
. . .Allied Arls has lun al annual Chrisimas parly
. . . Round-lable discussion proves popular as pro-
gram wilh arl club members, also programs aboul
painling, pollery and various examples of many
arls . . . Ari Club members draw poslers Io ad-
verlise school aclivilies and special evenls . . .
One meeling devoled Io making aulograph books
. . .Club slcelches animals al zoo . . . To promole
Ihe apprecialion and underslanding of arl is Ihe
aim ol club. which affords pleasurable opporlun-
iiy Io display individualily.
Page Sevenly-six
OFFICERS
MRS. EUGENIA NOWLIN, Sponsor
Fall Term
G-ERALDINE BRYANT, Presidenl
TOMMIE DAVIS, Vice-Presidenl
MARY FRANCIS SICKLES, Secreiary
I-IANNAI-I WEBBERMAN, Treasurer
JOI-IN BUNTIN6, Sergeani-al-Arms
Spring Term
I-IANNAH WEBBERMAN, Presidenl
GERALDINE BRYANT, Vice-Presidenl
TOMMIE DAVIS, Secrelary
MARY FRANCIS SICKLES, Treasu er
GLENN LANG, Sergeani-al-Arms
Forest Forum
OFFICERS
MISS DOROTHY GERLACI-l, Sponsor
Fall Term
EDWARD VODICKA, Presidenl
A. E. DAVIS, Vice-Presidenl
MILDRED GLENN, Secrelary
BETTY SAWYER, Treasurer
HELEN LATTIMER, Sergeanl-al-Arms
POPPY HAMMOND, Parliamenlarian
Spring Term
JOHNNIE MAE GILL, Presidenl
MILDRED GLENN, Vice-Presidenl
CHARLOTTE YONACK, Secrelary
HELEN LATTIMER, Treasurer
A, E. DAVIS, Sergeanl'-at-Arms
SAMMY SELTZER, Parliamenlarian
First Row: Helen Lattimer, Poppy Hammond, Edward Vodicka, Betty
Cannon, Betty Sawyer, Mildred Glenn.
Second Row: Bill Burch, Ruth Hill, Florence Center, Virginia Griner, Juanita Boclmcn
To praclice freedom ol speech, lo praclice lull
parlicipalion by all members, lo ioin in school
proiecls, lo be democralic are obieclives of For-
esl Forum . . . A. E. Davis speaks on "Ralioning
of Food" . . . Chrislmas parly enioyed by all
members . . . Johnnie Mae Gill and Helen Lalli-
mer allend Civic Federalion Course and reporl
on discussions lo club . . . Club presenls boolc lo
Texas Memorial Library . . . "Slraighl Thinking
on lhe War" was discussed al meeling by Poppy
Hammond . . . Foresl Forum opens membership
lo all iuniors and seniors . . . Round-lable discus-
sion proves popular as club program . . . Elli-
ciency Award made annually lo mosl efficient
June gradualing senior.
LEFT TO RIGHT
NOT IN PICTURE
Johnnie Mae Gill
Herbert Green
Morie Griffis
Mary Halliburton
l d J
Imogene Beosly
Helen Benedict
Margaret Browning
Wanda Cawlhcfl- Francine Burris mc eon ones
A. E. Davis Dolores Kenaugh
Third Row: Miss Gerloch, Charlotte Yonack, Maudie Tucker, Mildred Priscilla DUBOSS WUHCIG Kfilghf
Hensley, Billie Lam bcrf.
Bobby La Fitte
Harold Lewis
Bob Pugh
Dorothea Rush
Sammy Seltzer
Sclllye Bill Sprott
Billie Wilborn
Dorolhy Woods
Page Sevenly seven
NOT IN PICTURE
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Rozell Bowman, Noomi Ruth lewis, Betty Bevill, Mar-
iorlene Parish, Betty Bosma, Cora Lee Stewart, Helen Wingert,
Frances Button, Marie Lloyd, Wanda Cawthon, Nila Ruth Lynn,
Joyce Wyly.
Second Row: Billye Thompson, Martha Scott, Billie Lambert, Betty
Jane Plunk, Loretta Hawkins, Lee Gannon, Anna Bramlett, Joye
Hill, Leona Hadroff, LaRue Ansley, Miss Wilcox.
Third Row: Louise Moehle, Dorothy Davis, Eloise Conner, Irene Ruth
Schindling, Jane Marshall, Kitty Rhodes, Virginia McWilliams,
Mary Ivan Graham, Johnnie Mae Gill, Elois Garrison, Roberta
Bowley.
Fourth Row: Wilma Sanders, Juanita Ellis, Norma Jean Watts, Bobbie
Strickland, Ruth Thomson, Kathleen Collins, Betty Jean Sparks,
d' M G'IIh
Su ie ae i am.
Fifth Row: Christell Ferguson, Merle Thrasher, Myrtle Bond, Imogene
Beasley, Virginia Driver, Margarette Kizer, Margaret Baldwin,
Wanda Jean Brigham, Bertie Thompson, Mary Corley, Frances
Raspante, Juanita McSpadden.
Sixth Row: Gene Eubanks, Bob Pugh, Betty Jane Gardner, Paulyne
Engelberg, Mary Elizabeth Menard, Freddie Jean Polvogt.
Seventh Row: Billy Phillips, Bennie Scarborough, Thurman Ray,
Bernard Schnitzer, Bernard Cohen, Edward Burkley.
La Verne Ballew
Billy Brewer
Ailene Burcham
Doris Jean Clark
Loraine Cone
Lillie Mae Daniels
Betty Davis
Billie Ruth Day
Barbara Deloache
Hubbard Hollon
Imodean Jones
J. C. Kassed
George Kerr
Clara Bess Lorenz
Howard Miller
Mary Elizabeth Norton
Mixed Chorus
Members ot mixed chorus sing at numerous
Otha Ogletree
Lila Paris
Barbara Smith
Annie Stephenson
Rub U
Y sry
Wilma Jean Wynn
P. T. A. meetings and at programs tor Air Raid
Wardens . . .Chorus presents two Cantatas, "Star
ot Bethlehem" and "Child Jesus," at Christmas
Program. Charles Weber and Kenneth Balthrop
are guest soloists . . . Chorus sings Christmas
hymns and carols in the halls . . . Various mem-
bers sing tor ditterent clubs and at ditterent as-
semblies during year. . .Juniors and seniors who
appreciate and enioy singing good music are
members ot Mixed Chorus . . . Members devote
much time to study ot patriotic songs, learn "Ma-
rine l-lymn," "Caisson Song," and "Anchors
Aweigh" . . . Chorus gives spring concert during
Music Weelc, March I-7.
MISS LOUISE WILCOX, Director
BETTY BEVILL
EDWARD BURKLEY
Secretaries
Tl-IU RMAN RAY, Accompanist
Page Seventy-eight
MISS LOUISE WILCOX, Director
SHIRLEY CLARK
JO ANN FOOSI-IEE
Secretaries
I-IANNAI-l F EEMAN, Accompanisi
Girls Chorus
Girls inieresled in music and classified as fresh-
men or sophomores compose Girls Chorus . . .
Members study meier, key signalures, scale and
oiher fundamentals of reading music . . . They
meer Iwo days during each week and sing al
Christmas assembly . . .This group forms vesled
choir singing processional chorus ai opening oi
program, Christmas carols and the Echo choir
for numbers sung from slage . . . Several limes
during year ihey sing for P. T. A. meeiings, and
appear before several lileraiure classes Io pre-
seni ballads and lyrics . . . Girls Chorus helps
Mixed Chorus plan and preseni Spring Music
Program . . .Girls have lo sing by memory many
songs . . . Work oi Girls Chorus is primarily in
preparation for advanced chorus.
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: La Verne Brown, Louise Spain, Shirley Fonberg, Margaret
Jo Moore, Virginia Haines, Mariorie Ann Johnson, Billie Ruth
Day, Juanita Williams, Lillian Dooley.
Second Row: Miss Louise Wilcox, Alice Turcotte, Maurine Wise,
Dolores Keneagh, Jean Stewart, Joan Kreiter, Viola Browne,
Mary Frances Rawls, Charlaine Smith.
Third Row: Mary Frances Naviatil, Shirley Leventhal, Marian Faster-
nak, Mary Patricia Hatter, Margaret Keaton, Shirley Clark, Erne-
stine Barker, Edna Willeford, Ona Loraine Schwander, Lilly
Dale Gregson, Billie Creasey.
Fourth Row: Hellen Ernest, Winnie Jo Palmer, Joyce Huse, Alyine
Snow, Lillie Mae Daniels, Virginia Marshall, Wanda Lawson,
Annette Raspante, Bobbie Jo Tatum, Marvonelle Roe, Dorothy
Nell Dossett.
Fifth Row: Jerry McG::rity, Josephine Riley, Barbara Deloache, Vir-
ginia Lee Hart, Jacqueline Dean, Loveta Emmors, Annie Stephen-
son, Jo Ann Fooshee.
Sixth Row: Jean Reckley, Carmen Harrelson, Marguerite Gordon,
Carolyn Hohnl, Mary Lou Watkins, Janet Lindsay, Lynnette Doug-
las, Mary Arene Dickerson, Marguerite Phelps, Othello Pledger.
Zadie Ball
Freida Benson
Pearl Band
Lois Boone
Louise Fryar
Anita Jacob
NOT IN PICTURE
Hellen Ruth Jones
Darthea Kerby
Teresa Kessner
Rosa Longford
Bernice Mangum
Lucille McGee
Yvonne Rivers
Joyce Wilder
Allene Williams
Charlie Faye Broyles
Susan Curtis
Doris Johnston
Josephine Riley
Page Sevenly nine
Zlmeaz' Pudlzaahhm
I 94 I
Foresler gels Firsl-Class Honor Raling INalionaI Scholaslic Press Associalionl.
I 942
Foresler wins All-Texas Honor Raling ITexas High School Press Associalionl.
Echo wins All-Texas Honor Raling ITexas High School Press Associalionl.
Echo receives Award ol Dislinguished Meril in Journalism and is named Dislricl Win-
ner Ilnlerscholaslic League Press Conlerencel.
I943
Echo wins All-Texas Honor Raling ITexas High School Press Associalionl.
S+anIey Peacock lakes second place and lies lor lhird in news slory wriling ITexas
High School Press Associalionl.
Echo receives Award ol Dislinguished Meril in Journalism and is named Dislricl Win-
ner Ilnlerscholaslic League Press Conlerencel.
To lell ol year's aclivily in slory and piclures is obiecl ol Foresler Annual slall . . .
Journalism classes assisl slall in preparalion ol annual ...Annual wins All-Texas Honor
Raling lor l942 . . . Sludenls ol all classilicalions compose slall . . . Sludenls slarl secur-
ing adverlisemenls lor annual early in year. . . Colleclions lor annual made every Tues-
day morning during counseling period...Sale ol annual boosled by Echo...Slall
arranges and lypes all copy during sludy hall periods and many limes aller school...
Sludenls ol school are urged lo lake snapshols lor annual . . . Slall keeps calendar ol
year's aclivilies . . . Slall helps pholographer lake piclures ol clubs and classes . . . New
lealure seclion adds humor lo year's aclivilies . . . Slall adopls "Leo lhe Lion" lo repre-
senl sludenls on division pages.
Journalism sludenls publish Foresl Echo every olher Wednesday. . . ln lhe Texas
High School Press Associalion Slanley Peacock wins individual slale honors by laking
second place and lying lor lhird in news slory wriling .. .Echo slall goes all oul lor
Viclory and urges sludenls lo bring coal hangers, scrap melal, books and lo buy War
Bonds . . . Slall sends copies ol every issue lo ex-Foreslers now in service . . . Slall inler-
views such well-known people as I-larold H. Young, aide lo Vice Presidenl Wallace:
Dorolhy Werner, Dallas represenlalive ol American Airlines: and Miss Rosa Spearman,
head dielician ol Dallas Public Schools...Members ol slall, Slanley Peacock and
Loneila Ball, win lirsl and second place respeclively in War Chesl conlesl...Echo
adverlised by skils on loud speaker syslem, adverlisemenls on sludy hall boards and
poslers drawn by slall...Echo slall values knowledge ol publishing Eoresl Echo as
a basis lor lulure newspaper work.
P Q Eighly
Qafzefu' Zahn Slwff
FALL
STANLEY PEACOCK .... Editor-in-Chief
HELEN WILENSKY .... Managing Ediior
TOBY ARONOFF .... Business Manager
MAXINE THOMPSON .... Copy Editor
DOROTHY LAWRENCE . . . News Edilor
BILLIE WILBORN ..... Fealure Editor
TOBY ARONOEI: . . . Club Eclilor
LONEITA BALL . . . Class Eclilor
VIRGINIA IVERS . . . . Alumni Editor
KENNETH HANSEN . . . . Arl' Eclilor
LORENE ROSE ..... Exchange Ediior
JIMMIE DUNCAN ..... Sports Ecliior
BETTY CANNON, MARGARET BROWNING.
BETTY BEVILL ..... Personals Ediiors
JIMMIE FRYAR, GENE GRIFFIN
. . . . . . .b . . . Military Eclilors
JIMMIE DUNCAN, ARTHUR MILLER
. . . . . . Assistant Business Managers
HAZEL Rum MILLWEE . . . . Typist
SPRING
MARGARET TOLLEY . . . Editor-In-Chief
GLORIA NICHOLAS, MONNA JEAN
SHACKELFORD .... Associate Editors
RUSSELL MURDOCH, MILAN LEGGETT, MAR-
SHALL MOORE . . . Business Managers
DOROTHY MOULTON . . . Alumni Editor
WANDA LaRUE, IONA WILLEFORD,
FRANCES TIMPSON, HERBERT GOLDBERG
. . . . . . . . . . Personals Editors
J. T. LEMONS ..... Exchange Editor
MILAN LEGGETT ..... Sports Editor
MARSHALL MOORE, ELMER JOHNSON
. . . . . . . . . . Military Editors
RONALD CANADA ..... News Editor
EVELYN YATES, 'VIDA JO TINDALL, DORO-
THY LAW ...... Feature Editors
ADVISERS
MISS MARY SMITH CLARK . . . Editorial
H. B. YATES ....,. . Business
LEFT TO RIGHT
F t R Helen Wilensky, Dorothy Moult M nna Jean Sh kelford, Margaret Talley, Wanda LaR , lana Willeford Gloria Nicholas
S d R Vida Tind II F ances Timp Ora Lou Williams, Dorothea Rush, Shirlie Mark, Betty Lou Hancock Joye H ll
Thrrd Row: Nrla Ruth Lynn, Milton Lee Atkins, Dorothy Burns, Johnnie Mae Gill, Peggy Whittington, Toby ArorioH, Jerry Segal.
Fourth Row: Milan Leggett, Russell Murdoch, Harold Lewis, J. T. Lemons, Mary Jayne Anderson, Marshall Moore, Herbert Louis Goldberg.
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MISS MARY SMlTl'l CLARK H. B. YATES MRS. EUGENI-A NOWLIN
Ediforial Adviser Business Adviser Arr Adviser
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Norma Aronoff, Arflwur Aschner, Lenora Levine, Marshall Moore, Clmarlolfe Yonack.
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Firsl Row: Margarel Tolley, Vida Jo Tindall, Charlolle
Yonack, Mina Lee Millwee, lrrna Figanbaum, Helen
Wilensky, Nelda Duck, Aggie Lee Harper.
Second Row: Priscilla Du Bose, Francine Burris, Minnelle
Fineglass, Rulh Fischl, Frances Hardin, Joan Maner,
Hazel Millwee, Wanda La Rue.
Third Row: Mary George, Louise Sleindam, Dorolhy Moul-
lon, Lenora Levine, Rizell Tobolowsky, Toby Aronoll,
Sally Freedman, Norma Aronoll.
Fourlh Row: Milburn Gaionzik, Morlon Prager, Samuel
Rude, fxrlhur Aschner, Richard Slackhouse, Margarel
Browning, Belly Bevill, Maxine Thompson.
Dorolhy Burns
Paulyne Engelberg
Bobbie Flanagan
Sarnye Gallu so
Belly Lou Hancock
Nels Hansen
lvan Huddleslon
Leroy Huddleslon
Shirlie Mark
Belly McNally
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Marshall Moore
Marlha Napier
Gloria Nicholas
Shirley Priesl
Belly Rawson
ldelle Rosenaur
Jenny Sakellariou
Mary Alice Scoll
Faye Shwill
Mauclie Tucker
Iona Willelord
Monna Jean Shackellord
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RlCl-lARD L. COLEMAN
Commandanl
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l-TARLAN W. WARD
Assislanl Commandanl
Colonel Richard L. Coleman slarl-
ed his army career by ioining lhe
Nalional Guard, lhrough which he
received his commission as a Second
Lieulenanl in IQOZ, al Forl Benning,
Georgia. l-le has been wilh lhe R.O.
T. C. since l92O. l-le has served as
commandanl ol lhe Peacock Mililary
College, San Anlonio, Texas, and
numerous olher schools. l-le came lo
Foresl in I923 bul lell in I935 lo go
lo Norlh Dallas. ln I939, he came
baclc lo Foresl, and we hope he is
baclc lo slay.
Slall Sergeanl Harlan W. Ward
came lo lhe Dallas R.O.T.C. syslem
on November ll, I94I, 'and he has
been assislanl lo Colonel Coleman
since lhal lime. On February l5, he
compleled his eighleenlh year ol
service wilh lhe Uniled Slales Army.
During lhal lime he has been sla-
lioned al Forl Sam l-louslon, San
Anlonio, Texas, and al Forl D. A.
Russell, Wyoming.
LEFT TO RIGHT FALL
In Front: 2nd Lt. Bill Cozby, 2nd Lt. Doyle Stephenson, Capt. Bobby Robinson, lst Lt. Lawrence Hirsch, 2nd Lt. David Ball.
First Row: Pvt. I. E. Matthews, Pvt. Arthur Aschner, Stat? Sgt. Jock Summerfield, Pvt. Boyd Moore, Corp. Morton Zimmerman, Pfc. Herbert Hoover
Second Row: Pvt. Johnny Nation, Pvt. Gene Gigglemcln, Pvt. Donald Zeman, 2nd Lt. Sammy Seltzer, Staff Sgt. Benny Apple, Pvt. Jack Goldman
Pvt. Bernard Siegel, Pvt. David Herman, Pvt. Jay Rudberg, Corp. Stanley Leventhal.
Third Row: lst Sgt. Russell Murdoch, Pfc. Robert Gillet, Pvt. Joe Cunningham, Pvt. Joe Epps, Corp. Johnnie Brown, Pvt. R. P. Jones, Pvt. Milburn
Garonzik, Pvt. Grady Burns.
Fourth Raw: Pvt. Norwin Ray, Pvt. Glenn Bourland, Pvt. Herbert Hiett, Pvt. Franklin Wood.
FQXIS-y..f,ff"'f:',,g ,,,,.
Second Lieutenants
Ball, David
Davis, A. E.
Murdoch, Russell
Seltzer, Sammy
First Sergeant
Summertield, Jack
Staff Sergeants
Apple, Benny
Brown, Johnny
Christensen, Richard
B ci n d
SPRING
Corporals
Hoover, Lawrence
Jones, R. P.
Privates First Class
Burns, Grady
Cunningham, Joe
Epps, Joe
Garonzik, Milburn
Giggleman, Gene
Nation, Johnny
Rudberg, Jay
Privates
Gillett, Robert
Glazer, Robert
Goldman, Jaclc
Hancock, Omar
Herman, David
Hiett, Herbert
Matthews, l. E.
Moore, Boyd
Purlcey, Leland
Ray, Norwin
Zeman, Donald
Recruit
Tobias, Jerome
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LEFT TO RIGHT FALL
In Front: Captain William Brown, First Lieutenant Leon Rubenstein.
First Row: 2nd l.t. Robert Goldberg, 2nd Lt. William Sherman, 2nd Lt. Billy Bushman, lst Sgt. Norman Webb, 2nd Lt. Marshall Moore, 2nd Lt
Monroe Mirksy, Pvt. Julius Frauman.
Second Row: Pvt. Shirley Hill, Pvt. Bob Pugh, Pvt. louis Weltchek, Corp. A. J. Campagna, Corp. Bobby Millcr, Corp. Lean Bolin, Sgt. Glenn
Claxton, Pvt. Lewis Groves, Pvt. Irvin Adelestein, Pvt. Robert Bedell, Pvt. Horace Lumpkin.
Third Row: Pvt. Earl Herring, Pvt. James Scarborough, Pvt. Maston Hill, Pvt. Richard Lee Farr, Pvt. Jerry Barshop, Pvt. Herbert Goldberg, Pvt
Jerald Goldberg, Pvt. Ervin Utay, Pvt. Morris Riesman, Pvt. Bert Bedell.
Fourth Row: Pvt. Gene Cosby, Pvt. Robert McAdams, Pvt. Leo Duckworth, Pvt. Clinton Henry, Pvt. Willard Miller, Pvt. Paul Seilheimer, Pfc. George
McCoy, Pvt. Eugene Friedman, Pvt. Ben McCoy, Pvt. Donald Fuller.
Fifth Row: Pvt. Robert Choate, Pvt. Henry Riser, Pvt. J. T. Bass, Pvt. Walter Barnes, Pvt. Ernest Donaberger, Pvt. Bernard Cohen, Pvt. Melvin Hall
mark, Pvt. Huey Crow, Pvt. Jack Haley, Pvt. James Levine.
Sixth Raw: Pvt. Billy Thompson, Pvt. James Wilhite, Pvt. Leon Scott, Pvt. Raymond Butts, Pvt. Odell Yates, Pvt. Clyde Smith, Pvt. Duward Albright
Pvt. Ross Cangelose, Pvt. Irvin Danosky, Pvt. Leonard Pierce, Pvt. John Lievsay.
Seventh Row: Pvt. Robert Herndon, Pvt. Donald Pounds, Pvt. Howard Burson, Pvt. Nadine Swift, Pvt. Donald Boldin, Pvt. James Skiles, Pvt. Billy
Jack Christian, Pvt. Donald Murray, Pvt. Howell Calvert, lst Sgt. Charles Reed.
Eighth Row: Pvt. Bill E ue s, Pvt. Albert Frame, Pvt. Melvin Kieke.
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'Company A
Captain
Mitchell, Leslie
First Lieutenant
Goldberg, Robert
Second Lieutenants
Sales, Robert
Seilheimer, Paul
Withrow, Damon
Corporals
Burton, Billy
Kassed, J. C.
Cox, Billy Leventhal, Stanley
Reed, Charles
Private First Class
Attached Allestein, Irving
Lieutenant Colonel Cobbel
Master Sergeant Turner Privates
First Sergeant
Griggs, Charles
Sergeants
Baxter, Richard
Campagna, A. J.
King, Wayne
Lumpkin, Horace
Miller, Bobby
Nielsen, Marvin
Pugh, Bob
Pugh, John
Ramsey, Billy Jac
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Austin, Charles
Barnes, Walter
Barshop, Jerry
Beck, George
Bedell, Bert
Boldin, Donald
Burson, Howard
Cangelose, Ross
Crow, Huey
Dunn, Ray
Els, James
Epstein, Gene
Evans, Richard
Faucett, George
Frauman, Julius
Graves, Lewis
Grubbs, Richard
Hallmark, Melvin
Herndon, Robert
Kealy, Billy Bob
Kieke, Melvin
Knott, Jack
Levine, James
Lievsay, John
Linthicum, Joe
Mangurn, W. L.
McCoy, Jack
McDonald, Ed
McRight, Cecil
Miller, Willard
Murray, Donald
Odell, Gordon
Parrish, Clarence
Peterson, Conrad
Pounds, Donald
Price. Raymond
Pritchett, Cecil
Riseman, Morris
Riser, Henry
Scarborough, Jam
SS
Stillman, Albert
Switt, Nodine
Utay, Erwin
Walden, Marvin
Wilhite, James
Wordon, Wylie
Wagliardo, Jasper
Yates, Odell
Recruits
Butts, Raymond
Cody, Joe
Driggers, Dee
Edwards, David
Frame, Glenn
Hutchinson, Joe
Hutson, Thomas
Kieke, Elmo
Lewis, George
Lowe, Clarence
Main, Jewel David
McMullen, Norman
Murphy, Billy
Splawn, E. A.
Timpa, Mike
Vliankersly, Billy
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LEFT TO RIGHT FALL
In Front: 2nd Lt. James Forston, 2nd Lt. Billy Caldwell.
First Row: 2nd Lt. Barthell Ellis, 2nd Lt. Leslie Mitchell, Lt. Col. David Cobbel.
Second Row: Pvt. Marvin Walden, Sgt. Jim Burch, Stott Sgt. L. M. Cox, Pvt. Charles Cauley, Sgt. Victor Oddo, Sgt. Billy Cox, Sgt. J. Weldon
Willis, Sgt. Wayne King, Sgt. Billy Burton, Sgt. Moborn Gray, Sgt. Soul Kohn.
Third Row: Ptc. Joe Collins, Pvt. Robert Berman, Pvt. Samuel Rude, Pvt. Morton Prager, Pvt. Grant Andrews, Pvt. Auble Burgess, Pvt. Wylie Wor-
den, Pvt. J. D. Musso, Pvt. Cecil McRight, Jr.
Fourth Row: Pvt. Frank Thomas, Pvt. Gene Pflug, Pvt. Martin Letow, Pvt. George Mirsky, Pvt. Homer Steele, Pvt. Billy Cox, Pvt. Bennie Corchine,
Pvt. Morris Miller, Pvt. John Deckord, Pvt. James Chism.
Fifth Row: Pvt. Jimmie Elliott, Pvt. Joe Hutchison, Pvt. Herman Scott, Pvt. Bernard Kahn, Pvt. Clifford Jones, Pvt. Leon Green, Pvt. Oran Burt, Pvt.
Joe Cady, Pvt. Jack Gentle.
Sixth Row: Pvt. Nathan Stovall, Pvt. Charles Waller, Pvt. J. C. Corbett, Pvt. David Brahinsky, Pvt. Ervin Singer, Pvt. Carl Morgan, Pvt. Bobby
Jackson, Pvt. Billy Tankersly, Pvt. Billy Butler, Pvt. Eugene Risener.
Seventh Row: Pvt. Clarence Parrish, Pvt. John Avila, Pvt. Willie Logon, Pvt. Gilbert Daniel, Pvt. Bobby Cowgill, Pvt. George Lee Richardson, Pvt.
Clyde Abbott, Pvt. John David Coley, Pvt. Neal Wright, Pvt. Ed Toylor.
Eighth Row: Pvt. Jimmie Crump, Pvt. Burton Ewing, Pvt. Donald Arrington, Pvt. Don Dugan, Pvt. Bob Wade, Pvt. Jock Beaver, Pvt. Charles Rogers,
Pvt. John Ralston, Pvt. Joe Earl Ellis.
Captain
Watts, Albert
First Lieutenant
Mirsky, Monroe
Second Lieutenants
Lewis, Harold
Mackey, Otis
First Sergeant
Webb, Norman
Sergeants
Burch, Jimmy
Cauley, Charles
Collins, Joe
Corchine, Bennie
Feldman, Loren
Freeland, George
Lumpkin, Billy
Mirsky, George
Raskin, Meyer
Company B
Sounders, Calvin
Suwal, Horace
Private First Class
Scott, Leon
Privates
Abbott, Clyde
Barge, Horace
Beaver, Jack
Bodine, Floyd
Brown, John
Calvert, Harold
Cohen, Bernard
Coley, John
Corbett, J. C.
Cowgill, Bobby
Cox, Billy
Cozby, Gene
Daniel, Gilbert
Dawson, Ralph
SPRING
Donaberger, Ernest
Driskill, Billy
Elliott, Jimmie
Ellis, Joe Earl
Fennell, Billy
Frame, Albert
Goldberg, Herbert
Graves, Bobby
Haley, Jack
Jackson, Bobby
Jenkins, Glen
Jones, Bobby
Jones, Robert
Morgan, Carl
Morris, Edwin
Musso, J. D.
Prager, Morton
Richardson, George
Risener, Eugene
Rude, Samuel
Scott, Herman
Shuptrine, Billy
Singer, Ervin
Steele, Homer
Stovall, Nathan
Suggs, Ed
Swango, Billy
Turner, Jack
Walker, James
Waller, Charles
White, Coy
Recruits
Foster, Roger
Gappelberg, Nathan
Grider, Jimmy
Hambrick, Joe
Hughes, Robert
Lee, J. M.
Logan, Willie
Martin, Douglas
Vatsures, John
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LEFT ro RIGHT FALL
ln Front: Capt. Hayden Summerfield, 2nd Lt. Jimmie Fryar.
First Row: 2nd Ll. Gerald Rushing, Sgt. J. C. Mackey, 2nd Lt. Don Kelton.
Second Row: Ptc. George Freeland, Pfc. Charles Griggs, Corp. Leland Turner, Pfc. Meyer Raskin, Pfc. Donald Schmidt, Sgt. Gene Griffin, Pvt
Lester Frank, Pvt. Floyd Bodine, Pvt. Ray Skiles, Pvt. Harold Fite, Pvt. Leonard Pirtle.
Third Row: Pvt. Jack Turner, Pvt. Fred Korngut, Pvt. John Pugh, Pvt. Ira Freedman, Pvt. Victor Leocadi, Pvt. Clarence Sladek, Pvt. Charles Austin
Pvt. Raymond Price, Pvt. Marvin Nielsen, Pvt. Daniel Cannon, Pvt. Lemuel Barnes, Pfc. J. C. Kassed.
Fourth Row: Pvt. Albert Stillman, Pvt. Gene Epstein, Pvt. Roy Masters, Pvt. Horace Barge, Pvt. James Walker, Pvt. Otis Mackey, Pvt. Bill McCoy
Pvt. Robert Erving, Pvt. Bobby Graves, Pvt. Irving Slatman, Pvt. Billy Rogers.
Fifth Row: Pvt. Therman Etheridge, Pvt. Loren Feldman, Pvt. Harold Holcomb, Pvt. Glenn Jenkins, Pvt. Harold Abramson, Pvt. Jerry Marvin Rose
Pvt. Bennie Scarborough, Pvt. Billy Driskill, Pvt. Horace Suwal, Pvt. John Brown.
Sixth Row: Pvt. Tommy Moore, Pvt. Gilbert Strickland, Pvt. Billy Swango, Pvt. Thurman Ray, Pvt. Otha Lee Bennett, Pvt. Billy Joe Houston, Pvt
Billy Shuptrine, Pvt. Richard Baxter, Pvt. Norman Cohen, Pvt. Ellis Clark, Pvt. Jack McCoy.
Seventh Row: Pvt. Jack Erwin O'Donnel, Pvt. Bobby Jones, Pvt. Walter Vieregge, Pvt. Eugene Brockway, Pvt. Glenn Kirk, Pvt. Billy Johnston, Pvt
George Faulette, Pvt. Morris Steinberg, Pvt. Richard Atkins, Pvt. Roy Howell, Pvt. Gene Baker, Pvt. Billy Bob Kealy, Pvt. James Allen Els.
Company C
Captain
Johnson, Elmer
First Lieutenant
Bu rkley, Ed
Second Lieutenant
Burch, Bill
McCoy, Bill
Statt Sergeant
Claxton, Glenn
Sergeants
Adamson, Gordon
Albright, Duwarcl
Bolin, Leon
James, Bobby
Kennington, David
Pirtle, Leonard
Schmidt, Donald
Sladek, Clarence
Smith, Roy
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Corporals
Bedell, Robert
Pierce, Leonard
Wright, Neal
Privates
Abramson, l-larold
Bennett, Otha Lee
Bodine, Floyd
Brahinsky, David
Brewer, Billie
Brockway, Eugene
Burgess, Auble
Cannon, Daniel
Clark, Ellis
Coplen, Bobby
Cosby, Dempsey
Crump, Jimmie
Erwin, Robert
Ewing, Burton
Fite, t-larotd
Frank, Lester
Freedman, Ira
Gentle, Jack
Grant, Billy
Gray, Maborn
Henry, Clinton
l-looks, Jerry
Jaynes, Wornell
Johnston, Billy
Kirk, Glenn
Korngut, Fred
Leocadi, Victor
Little, James
Logan, Willie
Lundy, Charles
Masters, Roy
McAdams, Robert
McCoy, Ben
McFarland, Gilbert
Miller, Morris
Moore, Tommy
O'Donnel, Jack
Ray, Therman
Rogers, Billy
Rogers, Charles
Rose, Jerry
Scarbrough, Benny
Statman, lrvin
Steinberg, Morris
Strickland, Gilbert
Taylor, Ed
White, Coy
Recruits
Blackman, L. J.
Cassata, Louis
Edwards, Joe
Grunwald, Clitton
l-lead, Bobby
l-lerod, Hilliard
l-luddleston, Bert
Morrison, Billy
Popham, Billie
Robinson, Billy
Rubenstein, Stanley
Smith, Frank
Woods, Dick
Woody, l-toward
Walden, Leon
LEFT TO RIGHT
FALL
In Front: Sgt. Cleopas Pounds, 2nd Lt. Ed Burkley, 2nd Lt. Albert Watts, Pvt. Ervin Polishuk, 2nd Lt. Edward Vodicka.
First Row: Pvt. Raymond Jones, Pvt. George Beck, Pvt. Roy Self, Pvt. Gordon Adamson, Sgt. Bill Burch, Pfc. Bill Lumpkin, Pvt. David Kennington
Pvt. Calvin Saunders, Pvt. Paul Pyron, Pvt. Glenn Lang, Sgt. J. C. Pendleton.
Second Row: Pvt. Harold Dean Leverett, Pvt. Billie Brewer, Pvt. B.lIy Alle1, Pvt. Bobby Jones, Pvt. Fred Fife, Pvt. Claude Leverett, Pvt. Robert L
Sale, Pvt. Damon Withrow, Pvt. .lack Frazier, Pvt. Richard Grubbs, Pvt. Richard Palmer, Pvt. Melvin Peters.
Third Raw: Pvt. Conrad Pederson, Pvt. Raymond Graves, Pvt. Leslie Mclean, Pvt. Alton Worth, Pvt. Oscar Stinson, Pvt. Curtis Cameron, Pvt. James
D. Little, Pvt. Jack Nicholas, Pvt. Gilbert McFarland.
Fourth Row: Pvt, Jerry Miller, Pvt. Sammy Ewalt, Pvt. Martin Rutchik, Pvt. Wornell Jaynes, Pvt. Billy Peeler, Pvt. Billy Joe Grant, Pvt. Donald
Higgins, Pvt. W. L. Mangum, Pvt. John Jefferies, Sgt. Marvin Barish, Pvt. Terry Hooks.
Company D
Captain
Ellis, Barthell
First Lieutenants
Cox, L. M.
Pounds, Cleopus
Stott Sergeants
Barish, Marvin
Oddo, Victor
Sergeants
Fite, Fred
Higgins, Donald
Holcomb, Harold
Lang, Glenn
Leverett, Harold
Thomas, Frank
Willis, Weldon
Corporals
McLean, George
Polishuk, Ervin
Privates
Allen, Billy
Allen, Jimmie
Atkins, Richard
Baker, Gene
SPRING
Bass, J. T.
Berman, Robert
Calmes, Ray
Cameron, Harry
Carlton, Harry
Chism, James
Clark, Clarence
Donosky, lrvin
Dunagan, Billy Joe
Equels, Billy
Etheridge, Therman
Farr, Richard
Foster, Roger
Frazier, Jack
Goldberg, Jerry
Gregory, J. M.
Harrington, William
Houston, Billy Joe
Howell, Roy
Jetiries, John
Kahn, Bernard
Kahn, Saul
Kerr, George
Legeritt, Claude
Letow, Martin
Love, Billy
Love, James
Lyday, Paul
McGarity, Herbert
Miller, Jerry
Moehle, Carl
Mussato, Norman
Nicholas, Jack
Palmer, Frank
Peeler, Billy
Rephan, Horace
Rutchik, Martin
Selt, Ray
Skiles, James
Skiles, Ray
Smith, Bill
Smith, Clyde
Smith, Robert
Snyder, Bill
Thrasher, James
Threadgill, Walter
Wade, Bob
Widders, Wallace
Wilhite, Charles
Witt, Donald
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Regimenfol Rczckef
Unclassified:
Reward: For way To keep on The good side
oT oTFicers.--PrivaTe RoberT l-lerndon.
WanTed: A ride in a jeep.-All CadeTs.
WanTed: A crack sTep like The soldiers in
The war show.-SergeanT Ward.
WanTed: MiliTary Police aT ForesT especially
To waTch The oTTicers.-All NonComs.
Will Trade: My MasTer SergeanTs' Chevrons
Tor a pair oT Second LieuTenanT's buTTons.--
MasTer SergeanT J. C. Mackey.
LosT: One pair OT sergeanT's Chevrons. IT
Tound, reTurn To Harold Golman.
WanTed: A pair oT "G. l." shoes like The
ones +ha+ Second LieuTenanT Bill McCoy
has.-CapTain Elmer Johnson.
WanTed: Someone To Take over my duTies
as ProvosT SergeanT.-SergeanT Roy SmiTh.
Cross Gun Curios:
CapTain Elmer Johnson, Company C, was re-
cenTly misTaken Tor a service man by a woman
on a sTreeTcar, who asked him where he was
sTaTioned.
"Oh, l'm sTaTioned aT EoresT High," replied
Elmer.
MiliTary represenTaTives aT The Navy aThleTic
program aT ArlingTon were CapTain Leslie
MiTchell, Second LieuTenanT Bill McCoy, and
Second LieuTenanT OTis Mackey.
LieuTenanT-Colonel David Cobbel sTarTed a
new phase in miliTary hair cuTs. l-Te reporTed To
school wiTh only his side burns clipped. David
inTormed The cadeT oTTicers ThaT iT was his idea
and iT worked!
EirsT LieuTenanT Ed Burkley, Company C, had
To hi+ The dusT aT The ForesT-Highland Park base-
ball game. The reason: a well-hiT ball in his direc-
Tion.
Rag NineTy-Two
The "Three MuskeTeers" among cadeT oTTicers
are: EirsT LieuTenanTs Billy Bushman, Bobby Gold-
berg and Monroe Mirsky.
NonCom Round-Up:
"Yard Bird" among The NonComs seemsiTo be
SergeanT George Mirsky, Company B. MosT any
day, he can be Tound in The deTenTion squad.
SergeanT Frank Thomas, Company D, wonders
why They call The deTenTion squad a squad. l-le
says iT looks more like a company To him.
Corporal John Pugh is looking Torward To con-
Tinuing giving boxing lessons aTTer school. "Espe-
cially To The oTTicers," says John.
RoughesT EirsT SergeanT in The Corps is
Charles Griggs. l-le was elecTed To ThaT posiTion
by members oT his company.
SergeanT Billy Lumpkin serves as miliTary escorT
To Wanda LaRue aTTer school each day.
The besT G-l hair cuT in The corps belongs To
SergeanT l-lorace Lumpkin.
RecruiT Review:
PrivaTe Bernard Cohen is now The envy oT his
company aTTer his vocal perliormance on assem-
uy.
The peT peeve of CapTain AIberT WaTTs is
PrivaTe Ralph Dawson.
PrivaTe l-lerberT Goldberg, Company B, is
always having Trouble wiTh The cadeT oTFicers.
Usually CapTain Elmer Johnson or CapTain Mar-
shall Moore.
PrivaTe George Kerr served Tor six monThs wiTh
The Texas DeTense Guard aT Abilene beTore mov-
ing To Dallas.
PrivaTe Julius Erauman is s+iII hoping Tor a pro-
moTion beTore school is ouT.
Regimental Rciclcet
Calling The Officers:
The highesT ranlcing CadeT oTTicer aT l:oresT is
LieuTenanT-Colonel David Cobbel. l-le will have
held This high rank Tor a year aT The Time oT
graduaTion. l-le aTTended Camp Dallas in '4O,
'4I, '42, Colonel Cobbel has received nine
medals Tor marlcsmanship and one Tor baseball.
"Baseball is my TavoriTe sporT," says David. l-le
plans To enTer The army aTTer graduaTion.
AlThough only a 3A, CapTain Leslie MiTcholl
has already become The Commander oT Com-
pany A. Leslie has compleTed Two and one-halT
years oT miliTary Training and has also aTTended
Camp Dallas Twice. During This Time he has won
Tour medals Tor marlcsmanship and medals Tor
shoT-puT and boxing, in which he won TirsT and
second places respecTively. Leslie claims ThaT his
TavoriTe sporT is TooTball and ThaT his hobby is
Tishing. l-lis TavoriTe subiecT is maThemaTics. Texas
A. and M. College is his choice aTTer graduaTion.
CapTain AlberT WaTTs, who has compleTed Two
and one-halT years oT miliTary, has proved an
eTTicienT commander oT Company B. l-le is con-
sidered one oT The besT disciplined oTTicers in
The corps. AlberT aTTended Camp Dallas in 1942,
and while There he won The "SergeanT's ETTi-
ciency." Besides ThaT award, AlberT has also re-
ceived Three medals Tor marlqsmanship. "My
TavoriTe subiecT is miliTary," says AlberT, "and
my hobby is collecTing miniaTure weapons." ATTer
graduaTion AlberT plans To enlisT in The Army
Air Corps.
The sTricTesT oTTicer in school is CapTain Elmer
Johnson, Commander oT Company C, and his
company shows The resulTs oT good leadership.
Elmer has compleTed Three and one-halT years oT
miliTary Training, and has never aTTended Camp
Dallas. l-le won Two medals Tor marlcsmanship
and eTTiciency in '39. l-lis TavoriTe subiecT is mili-
Taryy his hobby, boxing: and his TavoriTe sporT,
baseball. ATTer graduaTion, Elmer plans To enTer
The UniTed STaTes Army.
AlThough he has compleTed only Two years oi
R.O.T.C., Barihcll Ellis has achieved The rank oT
CapTain and is The Commander oT Company D.
l-le aTTended Camp Dallas in '4I and '42, where
he won The "PrivaTcs' ETTiciency" in '4l and The
"SergeanT Majors' ETTiciency" in '42, Besides The
Two ETTiciency medals, CapTain Ellis also wears
Tour medals oT marlcsmanship. T-le served on The
riTle Team Tor one year. MiliTary is The subiecT he
lilces besT, and TooTball is his TavoriTe sporT. l-lis
ambiTion is To be a bombardier.
CapTain Marshall Moore, who has compleTed
Two and one-halT years oT R.O.T.C., is Supply
OTTicer on The BaTTalion STaTT. ln addiTion To his
school Training, he has aTTended Camp Dallas
Twice-in '4l and '42. CapTain Moore received
The CiviTan Award in '4I. l-le also has Tive medals
Tor marlqsmanship, and he was a member oT The
Craclc Company in '4I and '42, Coin collecTing
is his hobby and TooTball his TavoriTe sporT. l-le's
headed Tor The CoasT Guard aTTer graduaTion.
CapTain Leon Rube'nsTein, who has had Tour
years' Training in miliTary, is The AdiuTanT on The
BaTTalion STaTT. T-le aTTended Camp Dallas in '4I
and '42, ln '4l he was on The ForesT riTle Team aT
Camp Dallas, and Tor Two years he has been a
member oT The school riTle Team. ln all, he has
eighT medals Tor marlcsmanship, Three oT which are
"experT." Leon was a member oT The Craclf
Company in '40, '4l and '42 and in The MiliTary
Circus in '4I. PhoTography Takes up whaT spare
Time he has leTT when hunTing is ouT oT season.
The Army Air Corps is his goal aTTer high school.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Raw: Wayne King, Billy Floyd, Tom Tuttle, Melvin Andrews,
Marvin Coppedge, Ralph Dawson, Ed Deering, Dick Wood, Jock
McClure.
Second Row: David Cobbel, Jack Gentle, Robert Gary, Jesse Drake,
Hubbard Hollon, Robert Shelton, Joe Young, Odell Buttram.
Third Row: Donald Tullis, Ivan Hurley, Grady Millender, Glendon
Rivers, Sam Moore, Charles Tuttle, Harold Zeitman, Jerry Doyle,
Bob Pugh, Robert Cruse.
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Fourth Row: Frank Morgan, D. H. Brooks, Charles Wells, Jimmie Lott,
H. L. Pryor, Don Millender, J. T. Bass, Eugene Coppedge, Joe
Edwards.
Fifth Row: Ray Self, Raymond Graves, Ernest Donaberger, Melton
Barnes, Billy Patzig, John Brown, Raymond Price, Grady Poynter,
Kenneth Higginbotham.
Sixth Row: Jack Hyde, Virgil Mattingly, assistant coach, George AI-
fred Lewis, Jack Bateman, Robert Clark, Dick Ewing, S. S.
Hutchinson, assistant coach, Paul Cruse, Victor Leocadi, Norman
Mussato, Joe Cody, James Camp, Bill Keeling, coach.
f '14 Footbcm
Highland Park 33-Forest O
Opening the season against one ot the
most polished teams in the state, Coach
Bill Keeling's inexperienced Lions ran into
trouble. The outcome ot the contest was
never in doubt, as the Scotties scored on
their initial set ot clowns by virtue ot a
blocked punt. Gibbons and Redman, both
speeclsters, made a sieve ot the green
Forest line, while a stubborn Scottie de-
tense held the Lion backs in checlcthrough-
out the tray.
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Waco 60--Forest 0
The power ot Central Texas, the Waco
Tigers, outmanned the light Forest crew
60 to O. Rolling tor a touchdown every
time they got their hands on the ball, the
hetty Tigers ground their big city oppon-
ents into submission. At the halt the
Wacoans were ahead 26 to O and they
reached pay dirt tive more times in the
last halt to completely overwhelm the
hapless Lions.
PaIesTine I 3-ForesT 0
EasT Texas' represenTaTives, The Pale-
sTine WiIdcaTs, sTopped PoresT by a counT
oT I3 To O. Time and Time again The Lions
drove goalward only To be sTopped by a
sTubborn deTense plus The lack oT a goal-
Iine punch. I-Iollon sTarred in This game, as
did The WiIdcaT passer, R. G. Wynn. The
TirsT score was The resu'T oT a pass, while
The oTher was a 45-yard run.
Adamson 34-ForesT O
ShooTing everyThing They had, The
Adamson Leopards opened Their disTricT
race by pummeling The PoresT Lions, 34-O.
The Leopards played hard and were con-
Tinually on The oTfensive. The Lions, in The
Third period, drove To The 4-yard sTripe,
buT The Oak CIITT boys held.
Woodrow Wilson 33-ForesT O
A baTTIing spinner, a hard charging line,
a seT oT TasT backs-all spelled deTeaT Tor
The Lions in Their encounTer wiTh The
Woodrow Wilson WiIdcaTs. ATTer receiv-
ing The opening kick-oTT and making Two
TirsT downs, The Lions had a pass inTer-
cepTed by a Triple Woodrow Wilson back.
The Wilson crew drove immediaTeIy To an
easy Touchdown and conTinued To add To
Their ToTal ThroughouT The Tray.
Corsicana 26-ForesT O
"CoIlierI ThaT's The guy we couldn'T
sTopI" Such is The sTory oT The ForesT
squad when They reTurned Trom Corsi-
cana. Collier goT away Three Times Tor
Tallies To lead his Tigers To vicTory over
The sTill scoreless Lions. Runs oT 45, 76
and 34 yards produced The Tiger Tallies,
while The Lions, Though even in sTaTisTics,
couIdn'T keep up wiTh Collier. RoberT
Gary and Ed Deering sTood ouT on de-
Tense in The melee.
Crozier Technical 20-ForesT 0
Playing by Tar Their besT game oT The
season, The PoresT Lions held The Crozier
Technical Wolves To a lone Touchdown
unTil The middle oT The TourTh period when
The Wolves Turned on The heaT To win.
In The TradiTion sTeeped I-IaIlowe'en nighT
baTTle, The Wolves grabbed The ball on a
blocked punT on The I8-yard sTripe and
scored in The second sTanza. ATTer ThaT iT
was a grueling baTTIe wiTh The Tech grid-
sTers emerging vicTorious.
SunseT 39-ForesT 0
Goble BryanT, Earl Cook, ArThur Burch,
and Ned Welch had a Tield day in down-
ing The Lions by a counT oT 39-O. The
championship bound SunseT Bisons con-
necTed wiTh Tour Touchdown passes in
sTopping The scoreless Lions, and The only
ray oT lighT during The TilT Tor The Lions
was The brillianT running oT I-I. L. Pryor.
Nearly The enTire game was unreeled in
Lion TerriTory. I-Iub I-Iollon, The Lion's
mainsTay. played only a Tew minuTes be-
cause oT a leg iniury.
NorTh Dallas 38-ForesT 0
In The Tinal oT a none Too successTuI
season, The Lion gridsTers wroTe Tinis by
bowing To The NorTh Dallas Bulldogs, 38-O.
The Lions played sluggish ball during mosT
oT The conTesT. NorTh Dallas racked up I9
poinTs The TirsT halT and Then added I3 in
The IasT haIT.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
ln Front: Dorothea Rush, Helen Lattimer, Dorothy Lawrence, Helen
Gaylord, Margaret McCreary.
First Row: Atrella Frazier, Mary Corley, Ramona Matsler, Louise Ogle-
tree.
Second Raw: Annie Wilson, Frances Raspante, Antoinette Carbone,
Peggy Fackenius, Bertie Thompson.
hird Row: Beulah May Green, Billye Thompson, Gene Eubanks, Elaine
Sladek, Annie Stephenson, Mildred Bierhalter, Rosanne Flechtner.
Fourth Row: Anna Ruth Dyer, Eula Davidson, Evelyn Yates, Francine
Burris, Ruth Hill, Louise Cale, Dorothy Bean, Bernie Clement,
Clara Bell Veal.
Fifth Row: Betty Davis, Patsy McKay, Hilda Wolfe, Maxine Saunders,
Billie Ruth Day, Novella Brisendine, Wilma Sanders, Doris Steg-
man, Juanita Ellis, Lorene Rose.
October I0-Forest vs. Adamson
Marched on tield in a V tormation . ..
Facing Adamson, tormed big A while
Sixth Raw: Patsy Jean Davis, Lenara Osborne, Polly Carter, Betty
Earnheart, Billie Patterson, Elizabeth Bishop, Grace Gilbert,
Betty Hutson, Gladys Clearman, Mildred Williams, Mildred Karlen.
Seventh Raw: Laverne Harman, Betty Kirkpatrick, Ida Mae Thurman,
Lula Maye Baker, Marie Griffis, Charlene Sandford, Freddie
Polvagt, Eulolia Davidson, Joyce Ligon, Fern ligon, Maxine
James, Juanita McSpadden.
Eighth Row: Imogene Beasley, Betty Ja Cawthon, Elizabeth Phillips,
Margaret Baldwin, Shirley Stephenson, Virginia Lamb, Bobbie Jo
Tennison, Babetta Garrison, Lorraine Altenau, Tommie Davis,
Betty Ann Eastwood, Edythe Corder, Cora Richardson.
Ninth Raw: Rose Lee Kreiter, Sallye Bill Spratt, Claudia Kimbrough,
Margrette Kizer, Elwanda Clanton, Margaret Cash, Dorothy Exell,
Aggie lee Harper, Marquita Owen, Lillian Freeman, Patsy Joan
Watkins, Margie H ' orma Jenn Watts, Mary Lee
Dackery.
O3
Pep Sq ua d f
... Band tormed S tor S gas F -o ep
Squad tormed sunrays aro :eu acin
Sunset.. . Band tormed S tacing 's - and Pep Squad tormed U and A o'
band played "America" .. . Facing
Forest, tormed F. . . Girls sang loyalty.
song.
October I5-Forest vs. Woodrow Vtfilson
Formed double diamond . . . lnside dia-
mond tormed W, kneeling while tacing
Woodrow . . . Formed F while tacing
Forest.
November 6-Forest vs. Sunset
Band and Pep Squad on tield together
Ninety-eight
make U. S. A .... Band played "Amer-
ica."
November l l-Participated in Armistice
Day Parade.
November 2l-Forest vs. North Dallas
Came on tield trom tour corners...
Formed N D while tacing North Dallas
. . . Then tormed big V with F in center.
LEFT TO RIGHT
Firs! Row: Betty Lou Hancock, Kathleen Tiner, Scmye Galfuso.
Second Row: Glenn Lang, leon Rubenslein, John Tucker, Kenneth
H nsen.
Cheerleaders
0 GLENN LANG, who won TirsT place in
The ForesTer FavoriTes ConTesT, was also
head cheerleader This year. Full oT pep
and viTaliTy, Glenn was oTTen seen Tum-
bling abouT The Tield aT The games.
0 ThaT "cuTe liTTle blond," KATHLEEN
TINER, was elecTed cheerleader Tor Two
consecuTive years and was head cheer-
leader This year. "KaT" also Took second
place as Echo SweeThearT.
0 Tall, dark and handsome was JOHN
TUCKER, who was one oT EoresT's Tavor-
iTe yell leaders. John also placed second
in The Echo SweeThearTs conTesT.
0 SAMYE GATTUSO, wiTh her long.
brown hair and shining eyes, was The
beauTy oT This year's cheerleaders. Plac-
ing TirsT, Samye was elecTed a ForesTer
'FavoriTe.
0 The spark oT The seven cheerleaders,
KENNETH HANSEN, was elecTed Echo
SweeThearT. KenneTh's dancing abiliTy and
Triendly disposiTion won him a place in
every EoresTer's hearT.
0 BETTY LOU HANCOCK won The posi-
Tion oT cheerleader during her iunior year.
She also placed second as a EoresTer
FavoriTe. Dancing is BeTTy's TavoriTe pas-
Time, and she never misses a school dance.
0 Bringing enough lemons Tor all, LEON
RUBENSTEIN never Tailed To be on Time
Tor a game. Leon is a capTain in The
R.O.T.C. and placed Third in The EoresTer
EavoriTe ConTesT.
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Firsl Row: Eugene Hixson, Bill McCoy, George Logan, William Holt, Second Row: Norman Mussclo, Billy Jack Romsey, Johnnie Wilhelm,
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UGUE UIIOYI, BUY DY 8.
, . Th d R H old Fire, George R cl
M 5 Ed s James wiihne.
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ChITlMIB
GI BIdDH.Bk,
Mevin n rews, i ran orga
nes.
BcisIceTI:Jolll
An inexperienced EoresT baslceTball
Team wenT Through a dismal season. Los-
ing every game on Their schedule, The
Lions were handicapped by The loss oT
Three leTTermen aT mid-Term graduaTion,
STANLEY PEACOCK, DUANE SUTTON
and BILLY CALDWELL. COTTON
SMITI-I, DAVID COBBEL, WILLI
LOGAN, MELVIN ANDREWS, BUSTER
MORGAN and WILLIAM I-IOLT Tried To
carry on, buT Their lack oT experience
weighTed Them down. One oT The brighT
spoTs during The season was The dashing
Tloor play oT CHARLES TUTTLE and
BUSTER MORGAN. RepeaTedly These
Two boys broke up enemy assaulTs beTore
They could geT sTarTed. The EoresTers
sTarTed The season wiTh a hearTbrealcing
54-IO loss aT The hands oT a Crozier Tech-
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nical guinT who were desTined Tor The
sTaTe semi-Tinals. IT seemed ThaT The Lions
perlced up in Their second melee againsT
NorTh Dallas, buT The Bulldog veTerans
were iusT Too much Tor The nervous Lions
closesT The Lions came To vicTory was in
eir TirsT Woodrow Wilson encounTer.
The score was Tied aT The end oT The TirsT
halT, as The Greenies maTched Woodrow
poinT Tor poinT. In The lasT halT, however,
The WildcaT sTamina prevailed, and They
sTeadily pulled away, To gain a 27-2I win.
JERRY DOYLE and EUGENE I-IIXSON.
hoTh playing Their TirsT year Tor COACI-I
RICI-IARD ALLlSON'S guinT, showed
guiTe a biT oT promise and should be hard
To handle nexT year.
gud elced ouT a Tive-poinT vicTory. The
Spring Sports Review gg
0 TENNIS
SAMYE GATTUSO, EVELYN LYNN
and MARY ELIZABETH ADAMS emerged
Trom The Tennis eliminaTions wiTh TirsT
Team berThs Tor The girls, while HAROLD
GOLMAN, MILBURN GARONZIK and
DON ZEMAN comprised The boys' Team.
MARY ELIZABETH ADAMS held down
The same berTh she had in '42, girls'
singles, while DON ZEMAN played
singles Tor The boys. EVELYN LYNN and
SAMYE GATTUSO Tormed The girls'
doubles, and The Lion's besT beTs, HAR-
OLD GOLMAN and MILBURN GAR-
ONZIK, Took The boys' doubles honors.
GOLMAN and GARONZIK wenT on To
be The only ones on The Team To leTTer,
deTeaTing The NorTh Dallas, Woodrow
Wilson and Tech doubles Teams. DON
ZEMAN looked impressive in winning his
TirsT maTch, as did MARY ELIZABETH
ADAMS. The girls' doubles Team oT
LYNN and GATTUSO IasT some Thrillers
by close scores ThroughouT The season.
0 BASEBALL
The only Three reTurning IeTTermen in
The Lion baseball camp were TirsT-base-
man WILLIAM HOLT, Thircl-sacker
DAVID COBBEL and piTcher-ouTTielder
GEORGE BAKER. However, The TUTTLE
broThers, TOM and CHARLES, boTh
piTchers, showed unusually good TalenT.
TOM, incidenTaIly, is a leTT-hander. An-
oTher brighT spoT was JOHN Mc-
CLAREN, who looked like The genuine
arTicle behind The pla+e. JERRY DOYLE
and BUSTER MORGAN, Trom IasT year's
squad, are expecTed To shine brighTly
when given The chance. Also among The
prospecTs Tor This season are Three Tresh-
men: EUGENE HIXSON, BENNY MOR-
GAN and DON GENE HAYNES. JACK
WATTS and BUSTER MORGAN are also
veTs Trom IasT year's B Team oT Coach
ALVA SHEPARD. In pracTice games The
Lions drubbed HIGHLAND PARK, 6-I.
and TECH IO-2, as GEORGE BAKER
piTched no-hiT ball in The ScoT game and
slammed Two Triples and Two singles in The
Tech game. CHARLES TUTTLE piTched
a Three-hiTTer againsT Tech.
0 GOLF
WiTh a veTeran golT Team back This
year, The EoresT Lions sounded an ominous
warning To The oTher enTries oT The ciTy
series goIT race. In Their TirsT maTch The
EoresTers dumped NorTh Dallas by an
overwhelming 5If2 To V2 score. ED DEER-
ING and GRADY MILLENDER Torm one
halT oT Coach LYONS' Team, and DON
MILLENDER and BOYD MOORE Torm
The oTher haIT.
0 TRACK
Even Though such sporTs as baseball and
spring Training kepT The TracksTers Trom
Turning ouT en masse aT all Times, a Tew
worked ouT daily during The Training
period. BOBBY SHELTON and BOBBY
MILLER were eIecTed capTains oT The
Team, and boTh were all-round Track men.
BOBBY SHELTON runs The IOO-yard
dash, The 440-relay and The mile-relay.
BOBBY MILLER runs The 880 and The mile
relay. ODELL BUTTRAM, BILLY ROGERS.
H. L. PRYOR and BILLY EVANS com-
prise The remainder oT The running corps.
ROBERT CRUSE and EUGENE COR-
PEDGE are The Lion pole-vaulTers, while
ED DEERING, DICK WOOD and DON
TULLIS perTorm The Tield evenTs Tor
Coach KEELING'S crew.
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Elecfed by Populol
Top: GLENN LANG
Cenfer: ELMO ELAM
Boffom: LEON RUBENSTEIN
avorites X
ofe of The sfudenf Body
Top: SAMYE GATTUSO
Center: BETTY Lou HANCOCK
Boffom: BETTYE JANE GARDNER
Ki
What Makes Them Favorites
O "Five feeT Two and eyes of blue"--ThaT's
SAMYE GATTUSO, 4A, '42 Cheerleader, who
won firsT place in The ForesTer FavoriTe ConTesT.
Samye's friendly smile and sweeT disposiTion
have helped her To win The hearT of many a For-
esTer. Her naTurally curly hair and her olive com-
plexion add To her beauTy. Swimming is Samye's
hobby, buT her favoriTe sporT is Tennis, in which
her abiliTy has enabled her To be on The '43 For-
esT Tennis Team. OT all The subiecTs she has
sfudied in high school she likes accounTing besT.
Her ideal boy is one ThaT is Tall, dark and hand-
some: namely, John Tucker, ex-ForesTer. Her peT
peeve is To be asked To repeaf someThing.
I GLENN LANG, well known To every freshman
and senior, led The boys by a wide margin in
The ForesTer FavoriTe ConTesT. Glenn, who was
head cheerleader, kepT The crowds exciTed aT The
fooTball games wiTh his excellenT Tumbling. This
hazel-eyed, blond-haired "Casanova" sTands 5
feeT 5 inches Tall and aTTracTs everyone's aTTen-
Tion wiTh his "guieT" sporT shirTs. Glenn, who is
noTed for his dancing abiliTy, favors Harry
James' "TrumpeT Blues." His ideal girl comes in
The person of blond Marguerife TeafaTiller, ex-
ForesTer. Already enlisTed in The UniTed STaTes
Navy, Glenn will reporT for acTive duTy soon
afTer his graduaTion in May.
I Brown wavy hair lwhen his "burr" grows oufl,
brown eyes and loads of personalify-ThaT's
ELMO ELAM, 4A, who placed second for The
boys in The ForesTer Favorifes ConTesT. Very
acTive in school exTra-curricular acTiviTies, espe-
cially in The STudenT Council, Elmo has been The
cenTer oT aTTracTion during his high school ca-
reer. Among his favoriTes are banana pudding,
dancing and foofball. ln Elmo's opinion, Glenn
Miller's orchesTra can'T be beaT, and "lT STarTed
All Over Again" heads his Iis+ of songs. Upon
his graduaTion, Elmo hopes To ioin The Marines.
His posT-war plans are To own an adverTising
business.
O "WhaT has she goT ThaT l haven'T goT?"
"Doesn'T she have beauTiful brown eyes and
brown hair?" These remarks idenTiTy ThaT cuTe 5
feeT 5 inch, l2O pounds of personaliTy, BETTY
LOU HANCOCK, 4B. BeTTy, whose hobby is
dancing, won second place in The ForesTer Fa-
voriTes ConTesT. BeTTy enioys foofball more Than
any oTher sporT, which she readily proved by be-
ing '42 cheerleader. Fried chicken and macaroni
wiTh cheese Top her favoriTe dishes. A handsome,
poliTe TooTball player wiTh brown hair, green
eyes, a good physique and personaliTy measure
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up To BeTTy's requiremenTs of an ideal boy. A
caTTy girl is her "unmenTionable" peT peeve.
0 LEON RUBENSTEIN, beTTer known as "Ruby"
To all of his friends, won Third place in The For-
esTer FavoriTes ConTesT. He was also a cheer-
leader in '42. Among his favoriTes are fooTball,
phoTography and roses. He likes To read, and To
him, "Berlin Diary" is The mosT ouTsTanding book
he has ever read. He could siT for hours lisTen-
ing To "Black Magic" played by Glenn Miller,
and gaze for hours aT his favoriTe acTress, BeTTy
Grable. Girls are usually "okay" To Leon, buT
his one obiecTion To Them is ThaT They are slouchy
aT Times. Leon, who is a capTain in The R.O.T.C.,
hopes To enfer The Army Air Corps or The Navy
afTer his graduaTion This semesTer.
I Third place honors for The girls wenT To
BETTYE JANE GARDNER, 4A. She sTands 5 feeT
5 inches Tall and has dark brown hair and laugh-
ing brown eyes. Like so many oTher modern
femmes, BeTTye's hobby is dancing, especially To
"l've Heard ThaT Song Before." Her favoriTe
chum is Samye GaTTuso, buT she prefers To be
wiTh Leslie Miller. Any movie ThaT feafures Alan
Ladd is sure To draw her aTTenTion. FooTball is
her favoriTe sporT, buT she enioys playing Tennis.
BeTTye never misses a ForesT dance and can
oTTen be seen "swinging ouT" wiTh The male
secTion of ForesT.
I DOROTHY LEE LAWRENCE, always a class
favoriTe wiTh her friendly personaliTy and gay
sense of humor, won The +i+le of Echo SweeT-
hearT of l943. DoroThy was capTain of The
Green and WhiTe Pep Squad for Two years and
a member of The squad four years. She played
The parT of Mrs. Amelia Crossword in The Jan-
uary '43 Class play, "Hook, Line and Sinker."
DoroThy was secreTary of her 4B Class in '42 and
News ediTor of The Echo. Her many asseTs have
won her The name of "a swell gal."
0 "Hi-ya, doc," and a friendly smile is KENNETH
HANSEN'S way of saying hello. A carToonisT "de
luxe," Kennefh has won awards for his abilify,
among Them, firsT place in The WAAC PosTer
ConTesT. His hobby is dancing, and he likes To
iiTTerbug. Kennefh won firsT place in The Echo
SweeThearTs' ConTesT. He was also "Happy"
Jordan in The senior play, "Hook, Line and
Sinker," and arT ediTor of The Echo and ForesTer
Annual for Two years. Kenny says, "For a girl
To yell across The dance floor while dancing
simply makes me see red." He is now sTaTioned
aT Sheppard Field in The Air Corps Ground
Crew.
ECHO SWEETHEARTS
Elected by Bollofs Printed in Forest Echo
Top Row: Sfanley Levenfhal, Evelyn Shaleffe, lna Ve Crowder and Morfon Zimmerman
fake parf in fhe P.-T.A. discussion on "Youfh Faces l943" and receive corsages "fo boo'r"
. . . Joan Burch and Ada Jo Adams fake 'rime ouf from checking in library books fo pose
by fhe library fireplace. Looking for Sanfa Claus, girls? . . . Second Row: The Foresfers do
fheir bi+ 'ro help fhe war efforf . . . The foofball boys in fhe lineup . . . Third Row: "Now
whaf shall I do firsf?" If only fhere were fwo Mr. Parkers . . . Sfanley Peacock, Edifor-in-
Chief of fhe Echo for fhe fall of I942, and Lorene Rose, Exchange Edifor, fake 'I'ime ouf
'l'o gel' a bif of fresh air . . . Three's a crowd buf Sally Freedman, Norma Aronoff and
Lenora Levine don'f mind . . . Be'H'y Bevill and Helen Wilensky looking official while faking
annual picfures.
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Top Row: Emmi+ Kile and Elmer Johnson ius'I' plain res+ing . . . Foreslers honor memory of
William Mann . . . "Wha+ 1'oo'rhpas+e are you adver+ising?" Corinne Pederson . . . Treysa
Seely enioys rhe company of horses and Russell Murdoch . . . Second Row: Mina Lee Mill-
wee and Lorene Rose go all our for 'lhe scrap drive . . . Third Row: MaioreH'es Dororhea
Rush, Helen LaH'imer, Imogene Beasley, and Mildred Karlen pracficing . . . Lenora Levine
reverses rhe charges on rhe pho'I'ographer . . . Gloria Nicholas and Frances Hardin con-
verse wirh Virginia Driver as +hey wail' for +he nexr group +o come our for a picfure . . .
Yvonne Sullins receiving lhe a'H'en'rion of Elmer Johnson and Emmil' Kile . . . Cdell BuH'ram,
Ed Deering and Roberr Cruse pa+ien+ly wailing . . . Fourih Row: Gefling fired, BuHram?
Hub Hollon fakes a resr . . . Mr. Parker, failhful 'Fan as ever . . . Bill Brown, ex-Foresrer, visifs
his alma ma+er. . . My goodness, how +he iunlc is collec+ing . . ., Fifrh Row: The foorball boys
go inlo ac+ion . . . Billye Lou Genrry spends a quiel' period in 'l'he library . . . Mary Lou
PoH'er models 'for rhe arl' class.
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Mr. Keeling and "Red" Coppedge, from
"Deep in the Heart of Texas," go visiting
"South of the Border" during the Christ-
mas hoiidays. The two teams seern to
"click"
Leo's most physicaliy-tit comrades repre-
sent Forest in the physicai training course
for high schoois held in Ariinqton.
Patriotic Leo makes War Stamp pur
chases each Friday at the Student Coun
cil booth in the trout corridor. An av
erage ot seven doliars is sold each Friday
Looking Bock With Leo
September l5-Gee! My sunburn hurts! Wish they'd postpone school for
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week...By the way, have you heard of the seven new faculty members
who added their names to the Forest staff? A large crowd of 1,615
students enrolled this year, so naturally, my toes were crushed by
l, 614 pupils.
September 17-Had our first assembly today, and MR. PARKER urged us to
plan for a successful school year.
September 28-Say, what's all this old metal doing around here? Is
that so?
all other schools in the Scrap Drive.
Someone just informed me that we Foresters are leading
October 5-Buenas dias, senora. I'm trying to introduce SENORA ELENA
LLANTADA DE RAMOS, guest of MISS FOOTE, who spoke to us on the
Good Neighbor Policy at assembly. She is the wife of the Secretary
of Publicity of Mexico.
October 8-Stop! Look! Listen! Traffic Representatives CORINNE
PEDERSON and LOUIS RUBIN and Traffic Commissioner ARTHUR MILLER
are reporting for duty.
Page One Hundred Ten
October 16-Comen estan ustedes? Muy bien, gracias y usted? We gave
a hearty welcome to the twelve husky football players from Mexico
City, who are to compete with the Tech Wolves.
October 19-Oh, well, I guess Uncle Sam needs them worse than we do-
the typewriters, I mean. We gave up nine for the government.
October 21-Certainly we're proud of STANLEY PEACOCK and LONEITA BALL.
Why? Because they won first and second places in the War Chest
essay contest. Of course, the War Chest Drive begins today.
October 27-We were honored today by a talk from LIEUTENANT COMMANDER
TATE MILLER at the Navy Day assembly...We surely are proud of our
pep squad, but I suppose you've heard. They won a trophy for sell-
ing the most
October 31-Just
November 2-Long
who spoke at
tickets to the Mexico-Tech game
had a lecture from Dad and on Hallowe'en, too!!!
live the King! By this I mean JUDGE WINTER KING,
the Texas History Club assembly today.
November 3-How does my hair look? Oh, my goodness! I'm all in a
flutter! Why? Because I get my picture taken for the annual today.
November 6-uFlat feet, humped back and a low pulse beat,H pronounced
DR. SHEFFIELD as I left the clinic. Today the medical exams of all
Forest boys were completed.
November 9-Why is everybody so extra friendly today? Oh! Now I know.
This is the beginning of Friendship Week. Hello, Friend!
Who said boys can't cook? ,Leo bakes
delicious cakes. and no one can beat
Patrick's "Irish stew." They'll make some
lucky girl a great wite some day.
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NVANC Posier Contest. Ke-nneih Hansen
ielies iirsl place, and Iona Vililleford re-
Ccivrs l'iono.ol3le rnonlion.
November ll-Hurrah! No
Parade to see our R.
Can you imagine? Our heroes washing Lions are overioyed when they learn of
dishes! When The lunchroorn dish washer the new clinic installed at mid-term. To
breaks down, members of The football top il' oh, a wonderful nurse, Mrs, Hurst,
squad cheeriully volunteer their services. corn,-s with ill
school todaf. I'm on my way to the Armistice
O.T.C perform.
November 12-Well, what's all this? It looks like a dairy around
here. Did you say a Milk Dance? Oh, boy! I'll meet you in the
gym with my can of milk in a few minutes.
November 15-Where's the guy who grumbled 'bout gas rationing? I think
it's a grand idea. QNO school, get it?l
November 25--COLONEL R. L. COLEMAN made an awfully nice speech today
on Thanksgiving. Oh, boy! That means a holiday soon.
November 25-I had fun at the SB skating party, even if I was sore for
a week afterward.
November 26--Well, here it is-I told you it was coming soon. That's
right. Thanksgiving Holidays!
December 7-nLet's Remember Pearl Harbor? was echoed through the halls
today. We had a patriotic assembly.
December 14-UHose, hose, any old hose today?n I also joined the cam-
paign. Wonder why Mom couldn't find any hose to wear today?
December 18-Tonight I saw the Senior Play, WHook, Line and Sinker.n
Boy, I'm glad I didn't miss it!
Page One l-lunclrecl Twelve
December 21-A beautiful program was given at assembly this morning
by the Music Department. They sang all my favorite Christmas
carols. I'm certainly in the Christmas spirit!
December 22--Christmas vacations begin-Merry Christmas, everyone.
January 5--MR. KEELING talked to the Spanish classes today on Mexico.
He accompanied the football boys to Mexico during the Christmas
vacat ions .
January 7-We had an assembly this morning to honor WILLIAM MANN, the
Forest boy who gave his life so bravely in 1929 to protect his girl
companion.
January ll-The intellectuals of Forest took charge of the assembly
today. Yes, it was National Honor Society Day.
January 18-ARTHUR A. EVERTS talked to the 18-year-old boys today.
They're going into the armed services soon, you know. Those little
gold pencils MR. EVERTS presented the boys were lovely!
January 19-The P.T.A. treated the 4A's today to a picture show.
January 20-Eight big pages full of laughs and gossip! The Senior
Edition of the Echo! I look forward to it all year. What Forester
doesn't?
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"Buy a War Stamp tor victory and vote "Ah-h-hi" Thats riqht, Leo. Open wide Many Lions ioin Uncle Sam's armed
tor your tayorite guy and gal." The Stu- tor Doctor Shettield. "Lite is swell when torces atter graduation-a case ot "out
dent Council sponsors the Victory Guy you keep well." ot the trying pan into the skillet" tor the
and Gel Contest this spring to boost War I8-year-old qraduates.
Stamp sales.
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deadline To pay income taxes caught slacle commando course set up for Jrhe werent doing enough to '
Mama and Papa right alter The First six- military and P. E. boys is tar from a allc
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look!
January 25-Well the d
, ay of doom is here again.
day of examinations. If I l'
ive through this
wonderful pleasure of looking forward to the
from now. If only I were a 4A!
January 28-After four years, graduation for the
looked wonderful-ah, well, my day will co '
me.
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. om bad to worse! Today is
day, but this one determin
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last! How nice a
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enroll almost a hundred per cent for lho
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February 8-HELEN GAYL
ORD was announced to head the
1945 season today.
February 20-A War Bond Sale was put on at Neiman's
Reserves. HELEN WIL
Pep Squad for the
today by the Girl
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worth.
ITTINGTON sold ov
February 27-This is the last
straw! Can you im
Saturday! Bah!
er 32,000
agine? School on
March 1-Texas Week is here again, and it's going to
us all. We are proud of
be a b'
ig event for
our principal, WYLIE A. PARKER, Father of
Texas Week!
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March 3-Get your mathematical minds to functioning, boys. An arith-
metic exam is to be given some time today to all 4B and 4A boys.
March 9-NPlease pass the biscuits, pappy.H Tonight, the twelve squad
members and two managers were honored at the annual basketball
banquet at Jay's Marine Grill.
March 19-lt's the gym for me this afternoon-another 3B dance!
April 2-Now let me see, if a shop wants to make the models in a
display window larger, they use convex mirrors-no, concave
mirrors. That Army-Navy test to select college trainees was tough!
April 9-Greetings, senoritas y senores! Tonight the All-City Pan
American Student Forum had its last meeting of the year in the
auditorium.
April 21--An impressive service for the dedication of the service
flag. At the close of the day the number totaled 3,040.
May 10-Senior Day! Those seniors certainly decked themselves out-
zoot suit, chain and all. My history class was no longer ancient
-a 4A took over the class.
May 14-nLaughing Gas,H the Senior Play, had me nrolling in the
aisles.u
"This is the way we go to school. go to "There will be a regular meeting ot the Something new has been added...Be-
school-early Saturday rnorningl Resp- Freshman Class .... " "And don't torget sides learning the art ot "how to make a
berries, it's unconstitutional, that's what it that gigantic 4A Senior Prom in the new happy home," Forest l-l. E. girls learn
is!" 'air conditioned gym'." First Aid and a l-lorne Nursing Course
sponsored by the Red Cross.
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January '43 Class Play
Hook, Line ond Sinlcer
Harvey Hoolc .
Lesler Line
Happy Jordan
Seplimus Sinlcer
Edna Sinker . .
Mrs. Amelia Crossword
Clwerry Raynard .
Bonila- Smalley .
Angel Benedicl .
Mrs. Mabel Hallem
Mrs. Merlino .
Penny Wliilman .
Miss Amy Wlwilman
Olga . . .
Vivian Wliilman
Clwris Wynn .
Elavia Winlerspear
Paul Van Doren
Killy Doe . . .
Ambrose Rosenbloom
Judge Haley . .
Dead Body .
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MISS HELEN FERN BLACK, Direclor
CAST
June '43 Class Play
Louglwing Cos
MlSS HELEN EERN BLACK, Direclor
CAST
. Jimmie Eryar
. Bob McNally
Kennelli Hansen
. Jaclc McClure
. Mina Millwee
Dorolhy Lawrence
Margarel McCreary
. Sally Freedman
Evelyn Slnalelle
lna Ve Crowder
. Rizell -lobolowsky
Cliarlolle Maranlz
Marilyn Raclwoislfy
. Anna Kleinman
. Sallye Bill Slorall
. Barllwell Ellis
. Mildred Glenn
. . David Ball
. Belly Jo Moore
. Russell Murdocli
. Elwyn McCain
. Roberl' Glazer
Covering The Compus
ON THE SCHOOL FRONT
During The scrap campaign we noTed:
BETTY SAWYER giving up an alarm clock
which she had had for Ten years.
MARIANA GILLESPIE, MARY GRABSTALD.
DOLORES LLOYD, and SHIRLEY CLARK sing-
ing as They pushed a wheel barrow of scrap To
The school.
RICHARD EARR and his assisfanf, li+Tle sisTer
MARGARET, going To all The neighbors' and
gafhering scrap from Their yards.
JEANNETTE LETO forgeffing To look in her
aTTic IouT searching under The house.
ERNESTINE BRUCE Thinking whaT fun iT would
be To haul off her scrap maferials To The school
ground via a sTaTion wagon. '
ROBERT GILLETTE, BILLY B U S H M A N.
HORACE LUMPKIN, MILBURN GARONZIK,
and BOBBY ROBINSON all Trying To "ouT-scrap"
each oTher.
And during The clean-up campaign:
JO ANN EOSHEE pinching herself hard if she
ever Threw down a piece of paper.
PAULYNE ENGELBERG looking disgusfed
when she didn'T gef all her orange peelings in
The wasfe baskeT aT lunch.
ROSEMARY COWARD feeling slighTly asTon-
ished buf Terrifically proud of The resuITs of all
The clean rooms.
Several Teachers demanding To know why Their
rooms were noT marked "perfecT."
MR. BUTLER making pupils who dnewed gum
in his room clean off The gum under The chairs.
NAOMI LEWIS feeling "righT proud" of her
room s prog.-ess.
JACK SUMMEREIELD Taking a genuine infer-
esT in The campaign.
Ancl buying War Sfampsr
MARY JAYNE ANDERSON Trying noT To miss
a week in buying aT leasf Three sfamps.
"OZZIE" HANSEN buying a sfamp a week
"for his broTher."
DOROTHEA RUSH and HELEN LATTIMER
smiling Their sweeTesT aT Those who boughf
sfamps, Thus encouraging The sales.
BILLY MOULTON smiling and saying proudly,
"JusT a few more and my book will be filled."
Here and There:
All The miliTary boys Thoroughly enioying drill-
ing The "Junior VVAAC's."
DOROTHY MOULTON wishing she were a
boy so she could join The Navy.
HOW WELL WE REMEMBER WHEN
MARGARET BROWNING wenf To all The
foofball games wiTh JIMMIE DUNCAN.
MR. MCCORMACK Teased HORACE LUMP-
KIN abouf his burr haircuf.
BILLIE JEAN MITCHELL and JOAN STONE
were The Two freshmen who never missed a
maTinee dance.
MARVIN BARISH made such an eloguenf
speech aT assembly.
SEEN AT THE MILITARY DANCE
BILLYE THOMPSON dancing confenfedly wiTh
ED BURKLEY.
GLENN LANG and MARGUERITE TEAFA-
TILLER Taking The spoTlighT wiTh Their almosT pro-
fessional iiTTerbugging.
SHIRLIE MARK geTTing a big kick ouT of
HARRY GOODSTEIN and his wisecracks. ,
JULIUS FRAUMAN gazing enviously aT The
officers' uniforms.
EULA COLEMAN wiTh handsome GEORGE
EISCHL. Toofloall player from Tech.
POPPY HAMMOND happy as everyfhing wiTh
her clafe BOB PUGH.
HORACE REPHAN, I:oresT's smallesf fry
I4' IO"l cuTTing in on all The girls.
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL D A VI D COBBEL
and HELEN GAYLORD making a lovely couple.
DOWN AT THE PHOTOGRAPHER'S STUDIO
HERBERT GOLDBERG Trying To show The pho-
Tographer how To Take The picfure.
ELMO ELAM Trying To decide which one of
his proofs made him look more debonair.
JOE EREED following The phoTographer's
assisTanT around.
SAMYE GATTUSO complaining abouT The
"funny expression on her face."
GLENN .LANG Trying To decide which frame
he liked besT.
BOBBY ROBINSON and ERVIN POLISHUK
Trying To ride "piggy back" up The sTairs.
ANNETTE GOLMAN reading magazines on
The floor.
MONNA JEAN Sl-IACKELEORD smiling pref-
Tily aT The "birdie,"
FRANCES TIMPSON Trying To make her hair
sTay in place.
DAVID BALL buying duplicafes of his picfure.
HELEN WILENSKY looking aT The Highland
Park annual.
TOMMIE ORTON bringing an exTra blouse
along To be phoTographed in.
BARTHELL ELLIS wiTh all his medals and a
saber.
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Our Advertisers
The publication of the 1943 FORESTER has been made possible through the
cooperation of the following friends. Let us show our appreciation by patroniz-
ing them whenever possible.
American Beauty Cover Company
Bell Clothing Company
Ben Morris Jewelry Company
Bermann, Benjamin
Brilling Insurance
Caudle Engraving
Colonial Pharmacy
Colonial Plumbing
Denison Studios
Dossett's Cleaners
Draughon's College
Dysterbachas
Feldman, Max
Fakes and Company
Forest Avenue Furniture
Franklin's
Friedman,s Drug
Gray's Diamond Shop
Hiegert Florist
Home Furniture Company
Interstate Circuit
Kahn, E. M.
Lang,s Flowers
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Louise,s Record Shop
McNeese Shoe Repair
Metropolitan Business
Model Tailors
National Jobbing Company
Oma,s Beauty Shoppe
Parker, Earl R.
Paul,s Shoes
Red Rock Cola
Ring and Brewer
Rutherford Business School
Schepps and Sablosky
Shuttles
South Dallas Bank 85 Trust Co.
Southwestern Engraving
Stubbs
Store Without A Name
Vanity Cleaners and Dyers
Whittle Music Company
Wilkinson Printing
Worthington,s
Zonnell Beauty Shoppe
Watters, H. B., Texaco
55 Men's Fine Shoes 55
Such Ramen as
T0 Netlleton-French-Shriner-Urner T0
Nunn-Bush
S7 Many 0ther Standard Dlakes
National Johbing Co.
I4 l 5 Commerce St. Next to Magnolia Bldg.
Compliments
FOREST AVENUE
FURNITURE COMPANY
New and Second Hand Furniture
1620 Forest Avenue Phone H-3314
Compliments of
WORTHINGTON'S Q I
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1623 Forest
LOUISE,S RECORD SHOP
New Popular Records
3111 Oakland Phone H-3582
BELL CLOTHING COMPANY
"The Young Men's Store of Dallas"
HUDSON C. LOCKETT and CASEY JONES
1617 Main Street Phone R-2763
OMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
ELAINE ROBINSON, Owner
Phone H-0006 3103 Forest Avenue
VANITY CLEANERS 81
DYERS
Phone H-0233 2730 Forest
All Garments Fully Insured from
Fire and Theft
Our Uniforms Are Outstanding
R.O.T.C. CADETS AND OFFICERS
Perfect Fitting - Prices Lower
Pep Squads - Bands - Baseball
Dysterbach,s Makes Them All
Elm at Pearl
COLONIAL PLUMBING CO.
H-4681
3006-8 Colonial Avenue
"We Sell Sanitation"
Compliments of
FR1EDMAN'S REGISTERED
M c N E E S E
CLEANER - SHOE SERVICE
"Quality and Service at Reasonable Price"
At the Sign of the Big Chocolate Sonia Free Piekup and Delivery Sefviff
2743 Grand Phone H-0356
1924 Grand Phone H-7118
FRANK SEGELL'S Compliments
COLONIAL PHARMACY
Prescription Experts
The Store Without a Name
906-908 ELM STREET
The department store that sells for less . . .
Phone H-5141 1644 Forest every day in the year
WILLIAM C. HIEGERT Compliments of
Florist DOSSETT'S
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ' I
2718 Forest Avenue Phone H-7133 1622 Forest Avenue PITIODC H-0310
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Telephone C-4766
ABE I. BRILLING
Insurance
LEON NAGID .
Assoeiate
"Absolutely Personal Service"
1402 Republic Bank Building
DALLAS
Compliments of
BEN UTAY
First Captain Forest Avenue
Higb Football Team, 1917
BEHIHUHHB JEWELHU CU.
WHEN LOOKING FOR
Furniture
SEE 1
Home Furniture Co.
ELM AT PRESTON
UTHERFURD
BUSINESS SOHO0L
Complete and Review Courses
Office Machines a Specialty
"Better Trained Graduates"
Wilson Building R-2527
South Dallas
Bank Sz Trust C0
Forest at Colonial
Metropolitan Banking Service with
Suburban Convenienees
Member of Federal Deposit Insu
Corporation
EARL R. PARKER
Attorney At Law
l Office R-4692 Res. M-6615
221 Texas Bank Building
DALLAS, TEXAS
PATRONIZE
THE MODEL
TAILOIQS
2308 Elm Street
R- 6057
Rec! flock Gala
P Q O Hundred Twe ty
COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE
STUBBS ICE AND FOOD STORE
and
STUBBS SANDWICH SHOP
Harwood and Grand
H-9158 and H-0496
H. B. Watters Texaco Station
Forest and Holmes
Harwood-2155
Road Service Auto Supplies
Eakes 84 Co.
ELM, FIELD AND PACIFIC
Furnishing Texas Homes
Since 1876
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DALLAS INSTITUTION
Since 1887
Call or Phone C-8773
Our Graduates Always
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WAR STAMPS and BONDS
Compliments of
BENJAMIN BERMANN
ZOENELL BEAUTY SHOP
2806 Forest Avenue Phone H-0489
Zola Randolph Licensed Operators
Compliments of
MAX FELDMAN
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Compliments of
PAUL'S SHOES, INC.
1600 ELM DALLAS
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I6I0 Elm Street Phone R-5378-9
COMPLETE WARDROBE
"From Crih to Collagen
The Largest Selection in Town ot Senscxtioncxl Low Prices
INFANTS SIZES: O to 9 Months WOMEN'S SIZES: I8V2 to 24V2: 38 to 52
CHILDREN'S SIZES: I to I6 MISSES SIZES: 9 to 20
Compliments of
Rl BREWER
JI ilitaigf anal Qspoifts 'ear
1803 Elm Street R-6206
In sincere appreciation of the patronage and friendship of the entire body
and faculty of the Dallas High Schools for the past 19 years.
American Beauty Cover Co.
2002-8 North Field Street
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leading to early starts on business careers. Largest in Dallas. Call, phone
R-5133, for complete information.
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Opposite City Hall
DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVER - JEWELRY - TROPHIES
GRADUATION RINGS
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Forty-six Years in Dallas l
Second Floor Southland Life Bldg. Next to Baker Hotel
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THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU
Page One Hundred Tweniy-lh
The White - Dalsec-Forest
and air Theatres
Extend to the Graduating Class of May, 1945, and January, 1944,
their congratulations and best wishes in starting out on life's highway.
These neighborhood theatres are sure that these young men and Women
are well equipped to take their places in the future life of our splendid
city. Always remember that these theatres are a part of your neighborhood
and are conducted in your interest with clean and wholesome enter-
tainment.
Interstate Circuit, Inc.
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Graduates of Forest Avenue High School
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In explazmtion of the cover-Our servicemen are, left to right:
Ensign 0. P. Thomas, mathematics instructor and assistant foot-
ball coach last yearg Second Class Seaman Ray Cash. of the ,lane
342 classg Sergeant Abe Cohen of the Jane 536 class, and Second
Liezttanant William Wright of the January '39 class.
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