Forest Avenue High School - Forester Yearbook (Dallas, TX)
- Class of 1945
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Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1945 volume:
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R . All All-American Honor Rating of
Superior has been awarded for the
P . g second straight semester to the For-
nsf est Echo by the National Scholastic
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and Kovnat
Press Association on the basis of is-
sues published during the spring seml
ester of the 1943-44 session. Rose-
mary Coward and Gloria Mayhew,
June 1944 graduates, were co-editors-
in-chief of the winning editions.
"Your paper is indeed bright and
readable," the judges said. "Especial-
ly effective is your use of cuts, which
add much to the paper's general atg
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Extra!
Yelling out his extra, the newsboy hopes
that in the years to come you will treasure
this twenty-ninth volume of The Forester.
To our sister publication, The Forest Echo,
we are indebted for the use of some ot
its pages. As the school newspaper chron-
icles from week to week the school activ-
ities, so does the yearbook put in perma-
nent form the record of the year. Here,
thn, is the story of Forest Avenue High
School during 1944-45.
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ADMINISTRATION
CLASSES
ORGANIZATIONS
R. O. T. C.
SPORTS
FEATURES
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Dedication
Our hearts are being constantly sad-
dened by the news of yet another and
another of our own boys who has given
his life in the desperate and valiant serv-
ice of his country. Not one of them but is
fondly remembered and deeply honored.
We wish that we could do something fine
and honorable in return. We can only pray
that we shall be worth the sacrifice, and
that we shall ever strive to make this world
one in which our boys will henceforth be
brothers in peace with all other boys no
matter where.
And so it is that in sorrowful love and
pride and firm resolution, we dedicate this
volume of the Forester to our Forest boys
who have died in this World War.
Akin, Roy
Angrist, Stanley Bernard
Ballas, Jack
Bass, Paul
Berwald, Arthur
Bird, James A.
Bonnet, William G.
Bourquin, Hubert
Boyd, Donald
Buford, Albert Dee
Burgess, Clyde H.
Firor, George
Genthner, Ernest W.
Gillespie, Samuel T.
Goff, Paul
Gruber, lsadore
Hall, James C.
Hamil, James
Hartson, Lonnie
Hendrix, Wesley
Howard, Trimmer
Howell, Leslie Eugene
Jannasch, Charles
Johnson, Billy
Johnson, Carl B.
Jones, Alfred
Kieke, Erwin C.
King, Leander
King, Sam
Kleinman, Leon 1
Lawton, Martin R. fBuddieJ
Little, George
Littlepage, George
Malloy, Wike
Byers, Leon Arthur
Camp, David
Christian, Billy J.
Conner, William
Cooper, Richard Marion
Danner, James fSaml
Duncan, Jimmy
Edwards, Jimmy
Ellis, Solon
Evans, Fred B., Jr.
Finneburgh, Edward L.
McNally, Bill
Miller, Carl
Miller, Jack
Moore, Roger de Coverley
Redd, Bass '
Roberts, James
Schnieder, Norbert
Skiles, Ray
Snoga, Raymond
Snyder, Charles
Stacks, Frank
Steel, Dudley
Strickland, R. B.
Terranella, Joe
Thomason, Robert
Thornell, Tyra
Tuttle, Alex
Weinberg, Albert
Deinstein, David
Whitaker, William
Williams, Earl
Williams, Williams
Winsor, Denman
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In Memoriam
L. V. STOCKARD
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BETTY JEAN HARMON
In Memoriam
We who enioy the benefits of a large, well organized insti-
tution such as the public schools of Dallas sometimes forget, in
the freedom of our privileges, that somewhere at the top are
men who, because of their devotion to duty and detail, make our
own living simpler, happier, and safer. Such a man was Mr.
L. V. Stockard, our late Assistant Superintendent of the Dallas
Schools.
Mr. Mahoney was seventy-four years old, but the years had
served only to deepen his sympathies, strengthen his loyalties,
sharpen his appreciations, and clarify his iudgments. There was
nothing old about his mind or attitudes. His was not a placid,
resigned or even mellow old age which spells so often atrophy
of the mind and spirit. Instead he kept ever that "divine discon-
tent" which spurred him constantly to read new books, criticize
new movements-or old, and speak with vehemence against
iniustice and sham. Feeling passionately as he did about so many
things, he was kept lovable and sane by his insuppressible lrish
sense of humor.
Miss Jackson had gained the high respect and love of the
students who had come in contact with her in the classroom, or
under her able guidance of the Girl Reserves. The ever pres-
ent and charming manner was a distinguished part of her. No
one was unimportant, from the small, terrified freshman to the
tall, awkward senior boy who towered over her.
Betty Joyce Harmon, a 1B at Forest, was an active member
of the Girl Reserves and Rainbow Girls. Her death was a great
loss to all of her many friends.
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JAMES T. WHITTLESEY, B.A., M.A.
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Completing his first year of guiding us, James T. Whittlesey has won
the hearts of Foresters, and his cheerful manner and friendly smile have
brightened our halls. Coming from Boude Storey Junior High to serve as
principal of Forest, he has taken over his duties with ease. He is a familiar
figure in the corridors, and is willing to help all who would seek hs advice.
Though coming to Texas from Georgia twenty-three years ago "to get
away from teaching," he soon was teaching history at Adamson High School,
later becoming principal of an elementary school, and last fall accepting
the principleship of Forest.
It is with pride that we point to the innovations he has incorporated
into our school lives. Because of his interest, we have come to be looked
upon as a model school.
Mr. Whittlesey and his son, Jimmy, will long be
remembered for their loyal support of all sports,
sitting on the bench alongside our boys and cheer-
ing them on. Mrs. Whittlesey, too, will remain in
the hearts of Foresters for her loyal support of all
school activities.
Mr. Whittlesey and His Duck
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Board
FINANCE
GABE P. ALLEN, Chairman
DAN ROGERS
R. L. THOMAS
SUPPLIES
MRS. W. P. ZUMWALT, Chairman
DAN ROGERS
FRED D. DANFORD
RULES
DAN ROGERS, Chairman
MRS. W. P. ZUMWALT
MRS. T. A. WAGGONER
V. -.Y
of Education
COMMITTEES
LUNCH ROOMS
MRS. W. A. WAGGONER, Chairman
MRS. W. P. TURNER
R. L. THOMAS
WELFARE
R. L. THOMAS, Chairman
MRS. T. A. WAGGONER
GABE P. ALLEN
BUILDING SITES
FRED D. DANFORD, Chairman
DAN ROGERS
GABE P. ALLEN
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JULIUS DORSEY L. V. STOCKARD W. T. WHITE
Superiniendenf Assistanf Superinfendenf Assisiani' Superintendent
Died February 12, T945 In Charge of High Schools
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RACHEL FOOTE
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MISS FOOTE
With heavy heart and heav-
ier teet we wend our way to
the office, fearing our tate, only
to discover a very charming,
real, and gracious dean. With
a friendly smile and 'kind, un-
derstanding eyes, she retains
her dignity in dealing with both
students and parents. Founder
and sponsor of the National
Honor Society and the High
Scholarship Club, it is she who
inspires us to uphold high ideals
of conduct and character. Al-
ways ready to listen to our trou-
bles and to help those who need
y ' - H- s'ss -Dhelp, our dean, Miss Rachel
,'r:?X2'C'F"C'?EeiEnc-l- AAVQCX ss-ss Foote, isxg 'Friend of all Foresters.
MRS' BROWN EMMA H. BROWN
"Mrs. Brown, what course B.A.lM,A,
shall I take? Will I graduate with
honor? What is a good college?
These and many other questions
are carefully and graciously
answered by Mrs. Emma H.
Brown as she guides the seniors
through their last year. Counsel-
ing seniors, however, is only
part of her job. She also instructs
them in their last year ot math-
ematics, Algebra 4. She is al-
ways ready to help a senior
plan his program, determinerhis
credits, or select the proper col-
lege. Her friendly and courteous
manner has won the respect
and admiration ot all who come
in contact with her.
Senior Counselor
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Faculty
ZULEIKA ADAM
French and English
U. of Texas, B.A., M.A.
Le Cercle Francais, Sponsor
GUY ALLEN
Science
Howard Payne College, B.A.
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RICHARD C. ALLISON
Hisiory
Texas Chrisiian U., B. Ed.
Basliefball, Coach
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FRANCES BEILHARZ
Home Economics
Texas Stale College for Women, B.S.
WILLIE MAY BERRY
Home Economics
U. of Texas, B.S.
HELEN FERN BLACK
Public Speaking
U. of Illinois, B.A.
Girls Public Speaking Club, Sponsor
,mins
NANNIE D. ANDREWS
Mafhemaiics
U. of Texas, B.A.
ELIZABETH BAGLEY
English
U. of Texas, B.A.
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J. ALAN BOULTON
Physics
Central Missouri State Teachers
College, B.A., B.S.
U. of Missouri, M.A.
Tennis Team, Coach
RILLA BRADY
Af1endance Office Secretary
MARGARET BREWER MINNIE BROWN W. H. BUTLER
Mathematics Hislory Social Sfuclies
Texas Womens College, B.A. George Peabody College, B.S. U. of Texas, B.A., M.A.
S. M. U., M.A. Columbia U., M.A. Hi-Y Club, Sponsor
IB and IA Class, Sponsor Dallas Hisiorical Society, Sponsor
EMMA H, BROWN MARY SMITH CLARK
Mathematics Journalism and English
U. of Arkansas, B.A.
S. M. U., M.A.
Senior Counselor
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S. M. U., B.A.
Forest Echo, Publications Director
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RICHARD L. COLEMAN EMMALINE DONOHUE MARY DRAKE
Army Colonel, Commandant Librarian History
U. of Nebraska, B.S.
SARA DAVIDSON LOULA ELDER
SPUYTISI1 Mathematics
U. of Texas, M,A. U. of Oklahoma, B.A., M.A.
3A Class, Sponsor Junior Red Cross, Sponsor
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ANNIE GEM FELDER C. V. GOODMAN
English History
U. of Texas, B.A., M.A. East Texas State Teachers College, B,S.
Forester, Publications Director U, of Missouri, M.A.
Standard Debating Society, Co-Sponsor
DOROTHY GERLACH , I If ,I
History - X I
U.-of Texas, B.A.
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Forest Forum, Sponso I'
D. T. GRIFFITH
Mechanical Drawing
North Texas State Teachers
College, B.S.
SEARCY H. HARDY
Study Hall
Baylor U., B.A.
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ALICE HARRINGTON ELIZABETH HUGHES
Home Economics
U. of Arkansas, B.S.
Columbia U., M.S.
Vestonians, Sponsor
English
U. of Texas, B.A.
Auditores Caesaris, Co-Sponsor
A. C, HOPPE
R. O. T. C. Band Director
Leipzig Conservatory
VIRGINIA HURST
Typing and Shorthand
U. of California, B.A.
SELDON S. HUTCHINSON
Physical Education
Northeast Missouri Teachers
College, B.S.
U. of Missouri, M.A.
Student Council, Sponsor
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Faculty
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LOIS IVY W. H. KEELING
School Nurse MGihEm0ilC5
U. of Texas College of Arts and Industries, B.S.
Parkland School of Nursing Football ond Track, Head Coach
WILLIE H. JACKSON
Office Clerk
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C. T. McCORMACK
Accounting
PEARLE MATTHEWS
Home Economics
U. of Colorado, M.S. S. M. U.
Draughon's Business College
V. H. MATTINGLY
Mathematics
East Texas State Teachers College, B.S.
Asistant Football Coach
LOURANIA MILLER HELEN MYER
Latin Chemistry
U. of Texas, B.A. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music,
U. of Chicago, M.A. S. M. U.
Auditores Caesoris, Sponsor Centenary College of Shreveport
JACK A. MITCHELL
Typing and Shorthand
North Texas State Teachers College, B.S.
U. of Texas, M. Ed.
Sponsor of 4A Class, Sponsor of The
Standard Debating Society
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FRANK E. LYONS
Mathematics
U. of Vermont, B.S.
Golf, Coach
ETHEL MASTERS
Mathematics
U, of Texas, B.A.
S. M. U., M.A.
Auditores Caesoris, Co-Sponsor
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Art
Womens College of Alabama, B.A.
Columbia U., M.A.
ADDIE MELSON
English
Texas State College for
Women, B.A.
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GLADYS NEEL
Young Retailers
Howard Payne, B.A.
Prince School, B.S.
U. of New Mexico, M.A.
FRANK ORRILL
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JULIA PRITCHETT LOCII.I.E SEGRIST MABEL A. SHAW
Typing Physical Education English
U- Of TSXUSI B-A- 5- M- U-, BA. Nebraska State U., B.S.
Columbia U., M.A. Columbia Teachers College, M.A.
:'AYINIAd R,:WI:'N5 U Girls Tennis Team, Sponsor Girl Reserves, Sponsor
atln an at ematics AI-VA P. SHEPARD
U. of Texas, B.A. .
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Columbia U., M.A.
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Office Secretary Physical Education Study Hall
2B and 2A Classes, Sponsor Iowa State Teachers College, B.A. Baylor College, B.I.,
BESS THATCHER .I. B, WHITE
History Biology
U. of Texas, B.A., M.A.
History Club, Sponsor
FLETCHER RYAN WICKHAM
Spanish
U. of Oklahoma, M.A.
Pan-American' Student Forum, Sponsor
LOUISE WILCOX
Music
Northeast Missouri State U., B.A.
Orchestra and Chorus, Director
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English
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li' THELMA ADAMS
Junior Red Crass '44, '45, President '44,
Echo Staff '44, '45, Forester Staff '44, '45,
Girls Military '43, Varsity Tenicoit Team
'44, Grade School-Wills Point, Texas.
DOROTHY MAY AHLFING ER
Dallas Historical Society '45, Junior Red
Cross '42, Guard '44, '45, Hobby-Read-
ing, Ambition-Air Line Hostess, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
LORRAINE ALTENAU
Forester Staff '45, High Scholarship Club
'43, '44, Texas History Club '42, '43, '44,
'45, Treasurer '44, Dallas Historical Society
'43, '44, '45, Corresponding Secretary '44,
48 Class '44, Secretary, National Honor
Society '44, '45, Student Council '43, 44,
Pep Squad '42, Library Assistant '42, '43,
'44, Linz Awards '42, '43, '44, Echo Staff
'44, '45, Co-Editor '45, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
MURIEL AMOS
Girls Military '44, Favorite Sport-Football,
Ambition-Interior Decorator, Hobby-
Skating, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
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ALMA ATWOOD
Dallas Historical Society '43, '44, '45, Vice-
President '44, Texas History Club '42, '43,
'44, '45, President '43, Vice-President '44,
High Scholarship Club '43, '44, '45, Na-
tional Honor Society '44, '45, Student
Council '43, '44, Linz Awards '42, '43, '44,
Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
LULA MAYE BAKER
Pep Squad '42, '43, Maiorette '43, '44,
Hobby - Collecting Snapshots, Favorite
Subiect - Physics, Ambition - Decorator,
Grade School-City Park.
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GORDON ADAMSON
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal '42,
Sergeant '43, Staff Sergeant '43, Second
Lieutenant '43, Captain '44, Standard De-
bating Society '43, '44, '45, Sergeant-at-
Arms '44, Secretary-Treasurer '45, Grade
School-Ascher Silberstein.
LAVERNE ALBRIGHT
Guard '42, '43, Girls Military '44, '45,
Favorite Sport-Golf, Ambition-Nurse,
Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
ROSAL!E ALTMAN
Girls Public Speaking Club '42, '43, '44,
'45, Treasurer '44, Pan American Student
Forum '42, '43, '44, '45, Orchestra '42, '43,
Student Council '42, Grade School-Ascher
Silberstein.
LOIS ANDERSON
Favorite Sport-Skating, Favorite Subiect-
Public Speaking, Ambition-Nurse, Hobby
-Dancing, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
DOROTHY BAISE
Echo Staff '44, '45, Office Assistant '44,
'45, Library Assistant '45, Ambition-
Nurse, Hobby-Collecting Song Hits,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
HORACE BARGE
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Rifle Team '44,
'45, Crack Company '42, Sergeant '42,
Stott Sergeant '42, Technical Sergeant '44,
First Lieutenant '44, Camp Dallas '43, '44,
Marksman '43, Sharpshooter '44, Track
'42, '43, '44, '45, Football '42, '43, '44,
Lettered '44, Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
ERN ESTINE BARKER
Texas History Club '42, '43, '44, '45, Sec-
retary '42, Vice-President '44, Girls Public
Speaking Club '43, '44, '45, Vice-President
'44, Parliamentarian '45, Girl Reserves '43,
'44, '45, Sergeant-at-Arms '44, Orchestra
'42, '43, '44, Student Council '42, '43, '44,
'45, Grade School-Colonial.
RICHARD JOHN BAXTER
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Second Lieuten-
ant '44, Marlxsman '44, Sharpshooter '45,
Favorite Sport-Bowling, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
YVONNE BENNETT
I Am An American Club '42, Pan Ameri-
can Student Forum '43, '44, Girl Reserves
'44, Allied Youth '44, '45, Pep Squad '42,
Girls Military '43, Office Assistant '44,
Guard '42, '43, Forester Staff '44, '45,
Echo Staff '44, '45, Linz Award '43, Grade
School-Pleasant Grove, Texas
JUANITA BILYEU
Ambition-Veterinarian, Favorite Subiect-
Mathematics, Favorite Sport-Horseback
Riding, Grade School-Mesquite, Texas.
CHARLES BLANKENSHIP
Favorite Sport-Football, Hobby-Hunting
and Fishing, Favorite Subject-Mechanical
Drawing, Grade School-Colonial,
PA JUNE BRACK
Ambiti e, Hobby-Collecting Snap-
sho s, orl Sport-Horseback Riding,
Q ade School-Klondike, Texas.
June '45 Class
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I Am An American Club '43, Favorite
Sportflce Skating, Favorite Subiect-Biol-
ogy, Ambition-Writer, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
WILLENE BAZAR
HobbywCollecting Photographs, Favorite
Sport-Dancing, Ambition-Private Secre-
tary, Grade School-T. C. Hussell.
MILDRED LORAINE BIERHALTER
I Am An American Club '42, Pep Squad
'42, Girls Military '43, Hobby-Skating,
Ambition-Secretary, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
BILL BLAIR
4A Class '45, Vice-President, '45, Ambition
-Chemical Enginees, Favorite Sport-Foot-
ball, Favorite Subiect - History, Grade
School-Pleasant Grove, Texas.
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R,oi'ac. nj, 343, 'Z4,'!'45, corporal '42,
---SergeanIA?2,fSgcond Lieutenant '43, Cap-
tain 'Mwajor '45, Camp Dallas 43, '44,
Echo 9 ff '45, Forester Staff '45, Grade
School-T. G. Terry.
BETTY BRANDENBURG
High Scholarship Club '43, '44, Texas His'
tory Club '43, '44, '45, Dallas Historical
Society '44, '45, Linz Awards '42, '43, '44,
Grade School-Colonial.
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WILLIAM BREWER
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, Hi-Y '45, Favorite
Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subiect-History,
Ambition-Lawyer, Grade School-Richard
Lagow.
JUNE BROOKS
High Scholarship Club '42, Vestonians '44,
'45, Girls Military '43, '44, Echo Staff '44,
'45, Linz Awards '42, '43, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
JIMMY BURCH
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal '42,
Sergeant '42, Second Lieutenant '42, Cap-
tain '43, '44, '45, Camp Dallas '42, '43,
'44, '45, Grade School-Colonial.
GRADY BURNS
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Sergeant '44,
Texas History Club, '42, '43, Sergeant-at
Arms '43, High Scholarship Club, '43, '44,
'45, President '44, National Honor Society
'44, '45, Student Council '43, '44, '45,
President '45, 3B Class '43, Vice-President,
Linz Awards '42, '43, '44, Junior Rotarian
'44, Grade SchoolYT. C. Hassell.
BILL CANIPE
Football '43, Track '44, Baseball '44, '45,
Favorite SportfBasebalI, Ambition-Flier,
Favorite Subiect-Aeronautics, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
BETTYE JO CAWTHON
Girl Reserves '43, '44, '45, Parliamentarian
'44, President '45, Girls Public Speaking
Club '44, '45, National Honor Society '45,
Student Council '44, Girls Military '42, '43,
'44. '45, First Sergeant '44, Second Lieuten-
ant '45, Office Assistant '42, '43, '44, Pep
Squad '42, '43, Linz Awards '42, '43, '44,
Grade SchaolAColoniaI.
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Girl Reserves ' , '43, '44, '4 lub
Representativ , Vestani 4, '45,
Presi' ent '4 , udent Coun i ' 2, '43, '44,
' , c t ry '45, Echo St '44, '45, Pep
s ' , Gi 5 Mun '42, usa, Allied
Yout '44, '4 Gu '43, '44, Cheer-
lc r '45, F r te Favorite '45, Grade
Scho I-T. G. Terry.
MARIE BUCKOVAN
Forest Forum '44, '45, Guard '43, '44, '45,
Ambition-Nurse, Favorite Subiect-Foods,
Hobby-'Collectiong Pictures, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
AILENE BURCHAM
Favorite Sport-Horseback Riding, Favorite
SubiectYHome Economics, Ambition-
Nurse, Hobby-Collecting Vases, Grade
School-City Park.
HOWARD BURSON
R.O.T,C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal '44,
Staff Sergeant '44, '45, Hi-Y '45, Favorite
Sport-Baseball, Ambition-Engineer,
Grade School-Richard Lagow.
ANTOIN ETTE CARBONE
Le Cercle Francais '42, '43, '44, '45, Stu-
dent Council '44, '45, Pep Squad '42, '43,
Hobby-Collecting Records, Favorite Sport
-Golf, Grade School-John Henry Brown.
VIRGINIA CHAMPION
Auditores Caesaris '43, '44, Linz Awards
'44, Hobby-Reading Technician, Favorite
Subject-Trigonometry, Grade School-City
Park
ROXANN CHRISTIE
Dallas Historical Society '44, Favorite
Sport-Volley Ball, Favorite Subiect-His-
tory, Ambition-Secretary, Hobby-Collect
ing Pictures, Grade School-Allen, Texas.
BERNIE CLEMENT
I Am An American Club '42, Girl Reserves
'43, '44, '45, Secretary '44, Vestonians '44,
'45, Treasurer '45, Allied Youth '44, '45,
Parliamentarian '44, '45, Echo Staff '44,
'45, Forester Staff '44, '45, Pep Squad '42,
'43, Sub-Captain '43, Girls Military '43,
'44, Grade School-Richard Lagow.
BILLIE DOVE COLEY
High Scholarship Club '43, '44, '45, Forest
Forum '44, '45, Vice-President '45, Allied
Youth '44, '45, Library Assistant '42, Stu-
dent Council '43, '44, Texas History Club
'42, Linz Awards '42, '43, '44, Grade
School Ascher Silberstein.
LOIS COLLINS
Girls Military '44, '45, Echo Staff '45, Fa-
vorite Sport--Swimming, Ambition-Surgi-
cal Nurse, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
EUYTHE comin
Girl Resfrves '4S,"44, '45, Girls Public
Speaking Club '44, '45, Office Assistant
'42, '43, Student Council '42, '43, Girls
Military '43, '44, '45, Captain '44, '45,
Pep 'Squad '42, '43, Echo Staff '44, '45,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
BETTY DAVIS
Girl Reserves '43, Allied Youth '44, '45,
Echo Staff '44, '45, Forester Staff '44, '45,
Guard '43, '44, Grade School-T. G. Terry.
June '45 Class
SHIRLEY CLARK
High Scholarship Club,'44, '45, Auditores
Caesarif, '42,,'4B, '44, '45, Treasurer '43,
swdqiti COUEI '44, U, Class '42, vice-
Presiidbnt, Te s History Club '42, '43, '44,
'45, 6tudent Critit '43,, Ser I ant-at-Arms
'44, Forester Staff '41, '45, ffice Assist-
ant '44, Guard '44, Ju or Classical
League '42, '43, '44, '45,4Bible Awards
'42, '43, '44, Linz Awards '43, '44, Latin
Awards '42, '43, '44, Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
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BURL CLINTON
Orchestra '42, '43, '44, Favorite Sport-
Baseball, Favorite Subject-Trigonometry,
Ambition-Engineer, Grade School-Ascher
Silberstein.
JOE COLLINS
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Captain '45,
Basketball '44, '45, Baseball '44, '45, Fa-
vorite Subiect-History, Favorite Sport-
Baseball, Grade School-City Park.
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f BENNIE CORCHINE
R.O.T.C. '41, '42, '43, '44, Camp Dallas
'42, Junor Red Cross '42, Favorite Sport-
Football, Favorite Subiect-Mathematics,
Grade School-Colonial.
BOBBY COWGILL
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, Rangers '42, '43, '44,
Football '42, '43, Baseball '42, '43, Track
'42, I Am An American Club '42, '43,
Grade School-T. G. Terry.
NITA JO DAVIS
Favorite Sport-Skating, Favorite Subiect-
History, Ambition--Nurse, Hobby-CoIIect-
ing Letters, Grade School-Grand
Prairie, Texas.
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ANNA MAE DAY
I Am An American Club '43, Student
Council '44, Hobby-Cooking, Ambition-
Accountant, Favorite Sport-Tennis, Grade
School-Ascher Silberstein.
MARY ALICE DOWD
I Am An American Club '42, '43, Dallas
Historical Society '44, '45, Treasurer '45,
Student Council '42, Pan American Student
Forum '44, '45, Tenicoit Varsity Team '44,
Linz Awards '43, '44, Grade
SchooIfAscI1er Silberstein.
NORMA ELLIOTT
I Am An American Club '42, '43, Texas
History Club '43, '44, '45, Dallas Historical
Society '44, '45, Grade School-Ascher
Silberstein.
GAITHER ENDSLEY
Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite Subject-
History, Ambition-Pilot, Hobby4Drawing,
Grade School-Harmon, Texas.
DOROTHY LEE EZELL
Forest Forum '44, '45, Echo Staff '44, 45,
Girls Military '43, Pep Squad '42, '43,
Guard '42, 43, Grade School-Ascher
Silberstein.
ROSANNE FLECHTN ER
Texas History Club '42, High Scholarship
Club '43, '44, '45, Pan American Student
Forum '43, '44, '45, Secretary '45, All-City
Pan American Student Forum '43, '44, '45,
Vestonians '44, '45, Sergeant-at-Arms '45,
Student Council '44, '45, Pep Squad '42,
'43, Sub-Captain '43, Girls Military '42,
'43, '44, Technical Sergeant '44, Office
Assistant '45, Linz Awards '42, '43, Grade
School-Colonial.
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DOROTHY NELL DOSSETT
Texas History CIub"42, '43, '44, '45, Treas-
urer '42, Secretary '43, President '45,
Texas Memorial Library '43, '44, Girl Re-
serves '43, '44, '45, Girls Public Speaking
Club '43, '44, '45, Treasurer '44, Student
Council '42, '43, '44, Music Festival '44,
Grade School-Colonial.
TH ELMA JANE DRAPER
Favorite Subiect-Public Speaking, Favorite
Sport-Basketball, Hobby-Collecting Pic-
tures, Ambition-Beauty Operator, Grade
School-Blue, Oklahoma.
.IUANITA EMBRY
Girl Reserves '42, '43, '44, '45, lnterclub
Council Representative '43, President '44,
Parliamentarian '45, Vestonians '44, '45,
Parliamentarian '45, Student Council '44,
Linz Award '43, Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
JOE EPPS
R,O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Staff Sergeant
'43, First Sergeant '44, First Lieutenant '44,
'45, Band '42, '43, '44, '45, Basketball '42,
I Am An American Club '42, '43, 3B Class
Sergeant-atfArms '43, Grade School-T. C,
Hassell.
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LOREN FELDMAN
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, Staff Sergeant '44,
Texas History Club '42, '43, Standard De-
bating '42, '43, Pan American Student
Forum '42, '43, Grade School-John Henry
. Brown.
BABETTA GARRISON
High Scholarship Club '44, '45, Vice-Presi-
dent '45, Dallas Historical Society '44, '45,
Texas History Club '42, Vestonians '44,
'45, Girls Military '43, Pep Squad '42,
Linz Awards '43, '44, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
MARIANA GILLESPIE
Girls Public Speaking Club '42, '43, '44,
Secretary '43, Auditores Caesaris '42, '43,
'44, '45, Vice-President '42, President '44,
High Scholarship Club '43, '44, '45, Stu-
dent Council '43, '44, '45, Treasurer '44,
National Honor Society '44, '45, 2A Class
'43 President, 3B Class '43, Parliamen-
tarian, 4A Class '45, Secretary, Traffic
Court '44, Youth Council '44, Linz Awards
'42, '43, '44, Grade School-Pleasant
Grove, Texas.
ELAINE MERYL GOLDBERG
Girls Public Speaking Club '42, '43, '44,
'45, Best Speaker '43, '44, Texas History
Club '43, '44, '45, Forester Staff '45, Girls
Military '43, '44, Grade School-.lohn
Henry Brown.
LEWIS GRAVES
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal '42,
Staff Sergeant '43, First Sergeant '44, Sec-
ond Lieutenant '45, Rangers '42, '43, '44,
Crack Company '42, '43, Wozencraft Drill
'42, '43, '44, Efficiency Award '42, Hi-Y
'44, '45, Student Council '45, Parliamen-
tarian '45, I Am An American Club '42,
'43, Echo Staff '44, '45, Grade School-
T. C. Hassell.
JOE HALL
Baseball '44, '45, Echo Staff '44, '45,
Hi-Y '44, '45, Secretary-Treasurer '45,
Hobby - Collecting Stamps, Ambitione
Engineer, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
LAVERNE HARMAN
Student Council '42, Pep Squad '42, Girls
Military '42, Guard '42, '43, Linz Award
'45, Favorite Subject-Art, Grade School-
T. G. Terry.
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Guard '42, Linz Award '42, Favorite Sport
eFootbalI, Hobby-Collecting Photographs,
AmbitionwPrivate Secretary, Grade
School-Colonial.
BLANCHE GOLDSTEIN
Allied Arts Club '41, '42, '43, Junior Red
Cross '41, '42, '43, Favorite Sport-Fca,t-
ball, Hobby-Drawing, Grade School-
! Stephen F. Austin.
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WAN DA E HALE
Pan American Student Forum '42, '43, '44,
'45, Forest Forum '44, '45, Texas History
' Club '44, '45, Secretary '45, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell.
AHA AV
' R Cross 44 - E h St f '44,
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NORMA HARMAN
Texas History Club '42, '43, '44, '45, Dal-
las Historical Society '43, '44, '45, High
Scholarship Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, Student
Council '44, Guard '43, '44, '45, Office
Assistant '43, '44, '45, Linz Awards '42,
'43, 44, Grade School T. G. Terry.
A WANDA JEANE HARRISON
Orchestra '42, '43, '44, Auditores Caesaris
'44, '45, Junior Classical League '44, High
Scholarship Club '44, '45, Guard '42, '43,
'44, '45, Latin Award '44, Linz Award '44,
Grade School-T. G. Terry.
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KATHERINE HASTINGS i
National Honor Society '44, '45, High
Scholarship Club '42, '43, '44, '45, Treas-
urer '44, Auditores Caesaris '42, '43, '44,
Junior Classical League '42, '43, Ves-
tonians '44, '45, Student Council '42, '43,
I Am An American Club '42, '43, Secre-
tary '42, Corresponding Secretary '43,
Forester Staff '45, Library Assistant '42,
'43, Girls Military '42, '43, Valley Ball
Varsity Team '44, Linz Awards '42, '43,
'44, Latin Awards '42, '43, Grade School-
T. C. Hassell.
CHRISTINE HEWITT
Ambition-Stenographer, Hobby-Collect-
ing Records, Favorite Subiect-Shorthand,
Favorite Sport-Basketball, Grade School-
City Park.
Mzinfvm HILLIS
Baseball '42, r'4x3, '44, '45, Dallas His-
toricai Societygk'43, '44, 45, Student Coun-
cil '45, Echo Staff '44, '45, Linz Award
a '44, Gradq'SchooI-Ascher Silberstein.
THELMA HOWELL
Pep Squad '43, Girls Military '44, Favorite
Sport- Football, Ambition - Nurse, Grade
School-Ascher Silberstein.
MARION JOHNSON
Auditores Caesaris '42, Latin Award '42
Ambition-Interior Decorator, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell.
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MARY JANE JOYNER '
Pan American'Stud,ent Forum '42, 43, '44,
'45, Vice-President '44, All-City Adevrtising
Council, High Scholarship Club '43, '44,
'45, Presidept '44, Dallas Historical Society
'43, '44, '45, Corresponding Secretary '43,
National Honor Society '44, '45, Student
Council '42, '43, '44, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
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MARIE HENRY
Forest Forum '44, '45, Allied Youth '44,
'45, Texas History Club '42, Grade
School-Ascher Silberstein.
DOROTHY HILL
High Scholarship Club '42, '43, '44, '45,
Girls Public Speaking Club '4l, '42, 43,
'44, '45, Vice-President '44, President '45,
Student Council '43, '44, Pan American
Student Forum '42, '43, '44, '45, Treasurer
'44, National Honor Society '44, '45, Texas
History Club '42, Office Assistant '44,
Tennis Team '44, '45, Posture Contest '44,
'45, Linz Awards '42, '43, '44, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
HERBERT HOOVER
R.O.T.C. '41, '42, '43, ,'44, '45, First Ser-
geant '44,, Linz Award '42, Grade
SI:hoolfT,. C. Hassell.
MAXINE JAMES
Girl Reserves '43, '44, '45, Dallas His-
torical Society '43, '44, Vestonians '43, '44,
'45, Treasurer '44, Vice-President '44, Stu-
dent Council '45, Pep Squad '42, '43, Sub-
Captain '43, Guard '42, '43, '44, '45,
Grade School -Miami, Florida.
ROBERT LLOYD JONES
R.O.T.C. '43, '44, '45, Saff Sergeant '45,
Basketball '42, Baseball '42, '43, '44, '45,
Q Grade School-City Park.
GLENN KIRK
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Sergeant '42
Staff Sergeant '43, Technical Sergeant '44
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
BETTY JO KIRKPATRICK
Pep Squad '4'Z, '43, Girls Military '43,
Ambition - Decorator, Fa vo r i te Sport-
Baseball, HobbyeCollecting Snapshots,
Grade School-City Park.
DEYORA KEEINMIAN '
'Y .
Junior Red Cross '42,' Girlsf'Public Speak-
ing Club '42, '43, '44, JQ5, I Am. An
American Club '42, '43, Secretary '42, Par-
IiarnglQarian '43, Office Assistant '45,
A Gfade School-John Henry Brown.
JOSEPH LEBERTA
Student Council '42, Allied Arts Club '42,
Hi-Y '43, '44, '45, Allied Youth '44, '45,
Forester Staff '45, Grade Schodl-John
Henry Brown. ' -'f
JAMES 'D.' LITTLE
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, 144, '45, Sergeant '43,
Staff Sergeant '44! First Sergeant '44, Sec-
ond Lieutenam '4'5, I Am An American
Club '42, '43, Standard Debating Society
'43, '44, '45, Dallas Historical Society '44,
'45, President '45, National Honor Society
'44,"45, Student Council '42, '43, '44, '45,
Sergeant-at-Arms '45, Banking Assistant
'43, '44, Library Assistant '44, '45, IA
Class '42, President, 2B Class '42, Presi-
dent, 2A Class '43, Parliamentarian, 3B
Class '43, Sergeant-at-Arms, 3A Class '44,
Vice-President, Linz Awards '42, '43,
Grade School-Ascher Silberstein.
DOLORES LOYD
Auditores Caesaris '42, '43, '44, '45, Sec-
retary '43, Vice-President '44, Junior Clas-
sical League '42, '43, '44, '45, Allied Arts
Club '42, Art Council '42, High Scholare
ship Club '43, '44, '45, Student Council
'43, National Honor Society '44, '45, IB
Class '41, Secretary, 2A Class '43, Vige-
President, 3B Class '43, President, 3A Cldsis
'44, Parliamentarian, Guard '42, '43, Latin
Tournament '42, Forester Staff '43, '44,
'45, Banking Assistant '42, '43, '44, Linz
Awards '42, '43, '44, Latin Awards '42,
'43, '44, '45, Grade School-John Henry
Brown. R
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BILLIE JOYCE McCULLOUGH
Favorite Sporty-Baseball, Favorite Subiect
-Chemistry Hobby-4Stamps, Ambition-
Stenographer, Grade Schgol-City Park.
June '45 Class
ALLEEN KIRKSEY
Girls Military '43, '44, Ambition-Swv
tary, Favorite Sport-Swimming, Favorite
Subiect-Typing, Grade School-Richard
Lagow.
KATHERINE KOLLER
High Scholarship Club '44, '45, Parlia-
mentarian '44, Girl Reserves '43, '44, '45i
Forester Staff '45, Dallas Historical Society
'43, '44, '45, Student Council '43, '44, Echo
Staff '44, '45, 2B Class, Secretary, 3B Class
'43, Secretary, 4B Class '44, Vice-President,
4A Class '45, Treasurer, Linz Awards '42,
'43, '44, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
HELEN LIGENBERG
Girls Public Speaking Club '42, '43, '44,
'45, President '44, Sergeanteat-Arms '45,
Pan American Student Forum '43, '44, Sec-
retary '44, Office Assistant '45, Grade
School-Colonial.
WILLIE LOGAN
R.O.T.C, '42, '43, Favorite Sport-Baseball,
Ambition-Radio Technician, Grade
School-Colonial.
EDITH McCASLAND
Favorite SubiectfAccounting, Favorite
Sport4Baseball, Ambition-Bookkeeper,
Grade Scl1oolATerrell, Texas.
GERALDINE McGARITY
Girl Reserves '42, '43, Guard '42, '43, '44,
'45, Favorite Sport-Football, Ambition-
Secretary, Grade School-Mesquite, Texas.
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BETTY MclNTOSH
Girls Military '44, Favorite Sport-Base-
ball, Favorite Subiect-Chemistry, Ambi-
tion-Stenographer, Grade School-
James Bowie.
DOROTHY JANE McQUEEN--
Junior Red Cross '4l, '42, Secretary '42,
Dallas Historical Society '44, '45, Guard
'44, '45, Grade School-T. C, -Hassell. n
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Junior Red Cross '42, Girl Reserves '44,
'45, V'ce-President '44, '45, Vestonfans '44,
'45,,illied Youth '44, '45, echo Staff '44,
'45,'Forester Staff '4,4, '45, Guard '42, '43,
"44, '45, Grade School-T. G. Terry.
MARY LOU MALLOY
Favorite Sport-Football, Hobby-Sewing,
Favorite Subiect-Home Economics, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
DORIS J EAN MORRIS
Dallas Historical Society '43, '44, '45,
Forest Forum '44, '45, Presfdent '45, Linz
Award '43, Grade School-Canton, Texas.
JACK NICHOLAS A
R.O.T.C. '43, '44, '45, Satt Sergeant"44,
Hi-Y '43, '44, Parliamentarian '44, 'Grade
School-Ascher Silberstein.
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LESLIE McLEAN
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal '43,
Sergeant, '44, Master Sergeant '45, Second
Lieutenant '45, Hi-Y '44, '45, Dallas His-
torical Society '43, '44, '45, President '44,
Parliamentarian '45, High Scholarship
Club '42, '43, '44, '45, Parliamentarian
'43, President '45, Auditores Caesaris '45,
National Honor Society '44, '45, Linz
Awards '43, '44, Junior Rotarian '45,
Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
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.O.T Q, .'42, 43, 44, 45, Favorite Sport-
Baslfteall, Ambition-Deisel Engineer,
Grade School-Grand Saline, Texas
J EANNIE MACALUSO
Junior Red Cross '42, Secretary '42, Fa-
vorite Sport-Football, Grade School-
T. C. Hussell.
DON MILLENDER
Basketball '42, '43, '44, '45, Baseball '45,
Golf '42, '43, '44, '45, Captain '43, '44,
'45, Hi-Y '42, '43, '44, '45, Grade
School-T. G. Terry.
ANNABELLE FRANCES MUSSO
Girls Military '44, Favorite Subiect-His-
tory, Favorite Sport-Baseball, Ambition-
Secretary, Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
DORIS NICHOLS
Favorite Sport-Football, Ambition-Dectr
rator, Hobby-Reading, Grade School-
T. C. Hassell,
MARVIN NIELSEN
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, Corporal '42, Ser-
geant '42, Second Lieutenant '43, Captain
'44, Sharpshooter '42, '43, Camp Dallas
'42, '43, Football '42, '43, '44, Letter '43,
'44, Traclc '42, '43, '44, '45, Basketball
'43, I Am An American Club '42, Hi-Y '43,
'44, 4B Class '44, Treasurer, Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
JACK O'DONNEL ,
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal '44,
Favorite Subiect-English, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
MARY NELL OSBORN
Girls Military '43, '44, Guard '44, Ambi-
tion-Nurse, Favorite Subject-Accounting,
Favorite Sport-Swimming, Grade School-
Vickery Ward.
GRACE OXMAN
Girls Public Speaking Club '42, '43, '44,
'45, Pan American Student Forum '43, '44,
'45, Vice-President '43, Girls Military '43,
'44, '45, Grade School-John Henry Brown.
ELSIE PARISH '
I Am An An American Club '42, Girls
Military '43, '44, Ambition-Reporter,
Grade School-John Henry Brown,
PEGGY PETTY
Girl Reserves '43, '44, '45, Sergeqnpm.
Arms '45, V?tonians '44, '45, Secretary
'45, Forester taff '44, '45, Echo Staff '44,
'45, Allied Youth '4'4, '45,' Treasurer '44,
'45, Valley Ball Varsity Team '45, Girls
Military '43, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
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JOSEPHINE NORMAN
Forest Forum '44, '45, Girls Military '43,
Pep Squad '42, Favorite Subject-Home
Economics, Grade Schoolw-Grand Saline,
Texas.
LOUISE OGLETREE
I Am An American Club '42, Secretary
'42, Girl Reserves '43, '44, '45, Vestonians
'44, '45, Student Council '45, Echo Staff
'44, '45, Allied Youth '45, Grade School-
Richard Lagow.
' MARQUITA OGN -
43 '
Junior Cross ' 2, ' , '44, S i
Council ' 4, Pep uad ' ' Irs
Milita '42, '4 Echo 44, '45,
Yo ' , '4 , rode School-
Lu ock, Texas.
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GERALDINE ESTELLE PAGE
Favorite Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subiect
-Accounting, Ambition-Secretary, Hobby
-Bowling, Grade School-Ascher
Silberstein.
ELLA NORA PERIGO
Dallas Historical Society '44, '45, Student
Council '42, Linz Award '44, Grade
School-Ascher Silberstein.
ELIZABETH PHILLIPS '
Pep Squad '42, '43, '44, Echo Staff '44,
'45, Girls Military '44, Guard '42, '43, '44,
Grade School-T. G. Terry.
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JEAN PLUMLEE
High Scholarship Club '43, Vestanians '44,
Girls Military '43, '44, Linz Award '42,
Grade School-Ascher Silberstein.
RAYE NELL PLUNK
Student Council '44, Girls Military '44, '45,
Favorite Sport-Football, Hobby-Collect
ing Stamps, Ambition-Missionary, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell.
WILLIAM EDWARD REED
Hi-Y '44, '45, Baseball '43, '44, '45, Bas-
Iretball '44, '45, Football '44, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
CORA ELOUISE RICHARDSON
Texas History Club '42, '43, Dallas
torical Society '44, '45, Corresponding Sec-
retary '45, High Scholarship Club '43, '44,
'45, Student Council '42, '43, '44, '45, Pep
Squad '42, '43, Posture Contest '44, 45,
Valley Ball Varsity Team '45, Tenicoit Var-
sity Team '45, Linz Awards '42, '43,
Grade School-Colonial.
His-
'44,
DORIS ROBERTS
Girl Reserves '42, '43, '44, '45, Treasurer
'44, '45, lnterclub Council Represenfative
'44, Vestonians '44, '45, Allied Youth '44,
'45, Student Council '44, '45, Parliamen-
tarian '44,,Girls Military '42, '43, Forester
staff '44, '45, Echo Staff '44, '45, Valley
Ball Varsity Team '45, Guard '43, '44,
Grade ,School-T. G. Terry.
HELEN SAMFORD
Girls Military '43, '44, '45, Favorite Sub-
iect-Clothing, Ambition-Nurse, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell,
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CONLEE PLUNK
Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite Subject-
Chemistry, Hobby-Eating, Ambition-Orch
tor, Grade School-Greenville, Texas.
MARY LOU POTTER
I Am An American Club '42, Favorite
Subject-English, Ambition-Dress Design-
er, Grade School-Ascher Silberstein.
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GEORGE LEE RICHARDSON
R.O.T.C. '43, '44, Allied Arts Club '42,
Scholastic Art Award '44, Ambition-Com-
mercial Artist, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
MARY KATHERINE ROSS
Junior Red Cross '42, '43, President '42,
Dallas Historical Society '44, '45, Guard
'45, Ambition-Nurse, Grade School-
T. C. Hassell.
CHARLENE SANDFORD
National Honor Society '44, '45, High
Scholarship '43, '44, '45, Pan American
Student Forum '43, '44, '45, Vice-President
'44, President '44, First Prize All-Spanish
Play '43, Texas History Club '42, Pep
Squad '42, '43, Girls Military '42, '43, '44,
'45, Staff Sergeant '44, Office Assistant
'44, '45, Linz Awards '42, '43, '44, Grade
School-Colonial.
MAXINE SAUNDERS
Vestonians '44, '45, Girl Reserves '44, '45,
Pep Squad '43, Favorite Subiect-Home
Economics, Grade School-Ascher
Silberstein.
PATSY SEGUIN
Girl Reserves '43, '44, '45, High Scholar-
ship Club '43, IA Class '42, Secretary,
Vestonians '43, '44, '45, Secretary '44,
Student Council '45, Office Assistant '43,
'44, Guard '42, '43, '44, '45, Pep Squad
'42, '43, Linz Award '42, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
MARCILIE SHEINBERG
I Am An American Club '43, Vice-Presi-
dent '43, Girls Public Speaking Club '42,
'43, '44, '45, Texas History Club '44, '45,
Pan 'American Student Forum '44, '45, Girls
Military '44, Linz Awards '42, '43, '44,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
ROBERT SMITH
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal '42,
Sergeant '43, Staff Sergeant '43, First
Lieutenant '45, Camp Dallas '44, '45, Dal-
las Historical Society '44, '45, Grade
School-Ascher Silberstein.
IRVING STATMAN
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal, '43,
Sergeant '43, ,Band '44, Basketball '44,
'45, Pan Ambliican Student Forum '42, '43,
Sergeant-at-Arms '43, Grade Schoolfjohn
Henry Brown.
MINA LEE STRUCKMEYER
Texas History, Club '42, '43, '44, '45, Vice-
President '45,, Forest Forum '44, '45, Par-
liamenkzrian '44, High Scholarship Club,
'44,"45, Vestonians '43, '44, '45, Treasurer
'44: National Honor Society '44, '45, Girls
Military '44, Sergeant '44, Student Council
'42, '43, '44, '45, Traffic Commissioner
'45i Office Assistant '45, Library Assis-
tant '43, Linz Awards '43, '44, Grade
School-JOIWI1 Henry Brown.
EVELYN JOYCE SCH EPPS
Auditores Caesaris '42, '43, '44, '45, Junior
Classical League '42, '43, '44, '45, Girls
Public Speaking Club '42, '43, '44, '45,
Dallas Historical Society '43, '44, '45,
Forest Forum '44, '45, Student Council '43,
'44, Echo Staff '43, '44, '45, Alumni Editor
'44, Forester Staff '44, '45, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
RAY SELF
R.O.T.C. '43, '44, '45, Sergeant '43, Statt
Sergeant '44, First Lieutenant '44, Camp
Dallas '42, '43, Football '42, '43, Standard
Debating Society '42, '43, '44, '45, Dallas
Historical Society '44, '45, Sergeant-at-
Arms '44, First Vice-President '45, 3A Class
'44, President, Grade School-Ascher
Silberstein.
ELAINE SLADEK
Girl Reserves '43, '44, '45, Vestonians '43,
'44, '45, Sergeant-at-Arms '44, President
'45, National Honor Society '44, '45, High
Scholarship Club '42, '43, '44, '45, Student
Council '42, 3A Class '44, Secretary, Pep
Squad '42, '43, Cheerleader '44, '45,
Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
NEI-Dk SPARKS
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Auditores Cae:aris"42, '43, '44, '45, Vice-
President '45, ,luniorflaic-dgal League '42,
'43, '44, '45, Secretary '45, High Scholar-
ship Club '43, '44, '45, National Honor
Society '45, Forest' Forum '44, '45, Vice-
President '45, Office Assistant '43, '44,'45,
Library Assistant '42, '4'31. '44, '45, Linz
Awards '42, '43, '44, Latin Awards '42,
'43, '44, '45, Grade School-Wilmer-
Hutchins.
VELMA STOVALL
Auditores Caesaris '42, '43, '44, '45, Junior
Classical League '42, '43, '44, '45, Texas
History Club '42, '43, '44, '45, Treasurer
'43, High Scholarship Club '43, '44, '45,
Vice-President '44, National Honor Society
'44, '45, Office Assistant '42, '43, '44, '45,
Library Assistant '43, '44, '45, 4A Class,
President, Linz Awards '42, '43, '44, Latin
Awards '42, '43, '44, Latin Tournament
'43, Junior Historian Writing Contest, Sec-
ond Placce, 43, Grade School-T. C.
Hassell,
GLEN SUMMAR
R.O.T.C. '42, Camp Dallas '42, Cheerleader
'44, '45, Favorite Sport-Football, Ambi-
tion-Rancher, Grade School-John Henry
Brown.
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HORACE SUWAL
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal '43,
Sergeant '43, Staff Sergeant '44, Second
Lieutenant '45, Camp Dallas '42, Marks-
man '42, '43, Sharpshooter '44, Pan Amer-
ican Student Forum '42, '43, '44, '45, Vice-
President '43, President '45, Texas History
Club '42, '43, '44, '45, Sergeant-at-Arms
'43, Dallas Historical Society '44, '45, Stu-
dent Council '43, '44, Forester Staff '44,
'45, 4A Class Sergeant-at-Arms, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
JOHNNY FAYE TAYLOR
Texas History Club '44, '45, I Am An
American Club '42, Linz Awards '42, '43,
'44, Ambition-Stenog'apher, Grade
School-Colonial.
WAYNE TOONE
Forester Staff '44, Sports Editor, Pan
American Student Forum '42, '43, '44, '45,
Parliamentarian '44, All-City Pan Ameri-
can '43, '44, '45, Standard Debating So-
ciety '42, '43, '44, '45, Sergeant-at-Arms
'42, Texas History Club '42, '43, '44, '45,
Sergeant-at-Arms '43, National Honor So-
ciety '44, '45, Echo Staff, Managing Editor
'44, Co-Editor '45, I Am An American
Club '42, '43, Linz Award '43, Grade
School-Malone, Texas.
CHARLES TUTTLE
Baseball '41, '42,' 43, '44, '45, Letter '43,
'44, Basketball '41, '42, '43, '44, '45, Let-
ter '43, '44, Captain '45, Football '41, '42,
'43, '44, Letter '43, '44, All-City '44,
Trophy tor Best All Around Player '44,
Forester Favorite '45, Grade School-
Colonial.
ERVIN UTAY
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Sergeant '43,
Staff Sergeant '44, lffootball '41, Texas
Hist Club- '43,i' '44 Q'-45, Ambition
Lawffil, Gracie? S9lQdl4'il'ohn Henry Brown.
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Student Council '42, '43, Girl Reserves '41,
Pep Squad '41, '42, '43, '44, Maiorette,
'43, 44, Guard '41, '42, '43, Girls Military
'42, '43, '44, '45, Second Lieutenant '45,
Grade School Richard Lagow.
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BILLY SWANGO
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, Sergeant '43, Staff
Sergeant '44, Auditores Caesares '42, '43,
Dallas Historical Society '43, '44, '45,
Treasurer '44, Standard Debating Society
'41, '42, '43, 44, '45, Sergeant-at-Arms
'43, Treasurer '44, Secretary '44, Parlia-
mentarian '45, Hi-Y '44, National Honor
Society '44, '45, 4B Class '44, President,
4A Class '45, Parliamentarian, Baseball
'43, Football '43, '44, Cheerleader '44, '45,
Linz Awards '43, '44, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
BOBBIE JO TENNISON
Dallas Historical Society '44, '45, High
Scholarship Club '42, '44, '45, Secretary
'45, Vestonians '44, '45, Pep Squad '42,
Linz Awards '42, '43, '44, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
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ALICE 'TURCOTTE
Texas History Club '41, 42, Girl Reserves
'44, '45, Secretary '45, Vestonians, '44,
'45, Allied Youth '44, '457 ECl10'Stf1ft '45i
Grade School-Colonial.
JUANITA TYLER
Pan American Student Forum '42, '43' '44,
'45, All-City Pan American Student Forum
'43, '44, '45, Forest Forum '44, '45, Treas-
urer '44, Secretary '45: TGXUS HISYOVY Club
'44, '45, Parliamentarian '45, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
LENA VATSURES
Forest Forum '44, '45, Treasurer '45: Ambi-
tion-Designeri H0bbY-D'C'WI"9F FC'Vo"'e
Sport-Horse Racing, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
ROXIE VENTURA
Le Cercle Francais '42, '43, '44, '45, Par-
liamentarian '44, Girls Public Speaking
Club '44, '45, Ambition-Nurse, Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
VELMA WETHERELL
I Am An American '41, '42, Student Coun-
cil '41, Latin Club '41, '42, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
AILEEN WILBURN
Dallas Historical Society '44, Student
Council '45, Linz Awards '42, '43, '44,
Grade School-Colonial.
ANNIE WILSON
Pan American Student Forum '43, '44, '45,
Vice-President '45, Vestonians '44, '45,
Forest Forum '44, '45, President '44, Na-
tional Honor Society '44, '45, Linz Awards
'42, '43, '44, Pep Squad '42, Grade
School-Ascher Silberstein.
ORA MAE WINDHAM
Favorite Sport-Basketball, Favorite Sub-
iect'History, Ambition-Accountant, Hob-
by- Horseback R'ding, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
HILDA MARIE WOLFE
Pep Squad '42, '43, '44, Favorite Subiect-
Home Economics, Ambition-Beauly Oper-
ator, Grade School-Colonial.
June '45 Class
fill-
KATHERINE WHITE
G'rIs Military '43, Favorite Subiect-Eng-
lish, Hobby W Sewing, Ambition - House-
wife, Grade School4RutersviIle, Texas.
EDNA WILLEFORD
Favorite Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subiect
-Art, Ambition- Bookkeeper, Grade
School-Colonial.
VIRGINIA WIMBISH
Girl Reserves '43, '44, '45, Vice-President,
'44, Vestonians '44, '45, Student Council
'43, 2B Class '42, Treasurer, Allied Youth
'44, '45, Secretary '44, '-45: Girls MIIIWVY
'43, Red Cross Council '43, '44, Echo Staff
'44, '45, Cheerleader '44, '45, Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
-'N LOREE WITHERSPOON
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Q, Favorite Sport4Tennis, Favorite Subiect-
vgbgfff- Algebra, Ambition-Housewife, Grade
K School-Ferris, Texas.
DICK WOOD
. Football '41, '42, '43, '44, Lettered '42,
43, '44, Track '41, '42, '43, '44, '45,
R.O.T.C, '42, '43, Ambition-Football
Couch, Grade School-Colonial.
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MARY AL!CE ANDERSON
Favorite Subiect-Accounting, Hobby-Col-
lecting Miniature Dogs, Ambition-Singer,
Grade School-City Park.
WALTER BARNES
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal '43,
Sergeant '43, Staff Sergeant '44, Grade
School-T. C. Hussell.
JOAN DOLORES BURCH
Girl Reserves '42, High Scholarship Club
'43, '44, '45, Forest Forum '44, '45, Dallas
Historical Society '44, '45, National Honor
Society '44, '45, lB Class President, Library
Assistant '42, '43, '44, '45, Linz Awards
'43, '44, '45, Grade School-Colonial.
FRANCES CLARK
Favorite Sport-Tennis, Favorite Subiect-
Mathematics, Ambition-Nurse, Grade
School-Colonial.
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Favorite Subject-Accounting, Favorite
Sport-Basketball, AmbitionfNurse, Grade
School-City Park.
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Auditores Caesarisl'42', '43,i"44, Sec-'I
retary '44, Dallas Historical Society '43,
'44, '45, High Schsilarship Club '43, '44,
'45, xtestanians '4' , '45, Junior Classical
League '42, '43, ' 4, '4 , Office Assistant
'42, '43, '44, '45, 1A :lass Vice!-President,
25 Class' Vice-President, Student 'Council
'42, '43, '44, '45, Linz, Awards '43, '44,
Jhior Classitjal League Awards '42, '43,
'44, '45s, Grade School-Roger Q. Mills.
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Favorite Subiect-English, Favorite Sport-
Baseball, Ambition-Artist, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
GEORGE BECK
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, Forest Forum '42,
'43, '44, '45, Pan American Student Forum
'44, '45, Echo Staff '45, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
DANIEL CANNON
R.O.T.C. '4'l, '42, '43, Hobby-Woodcraft,
Ambition-Mechanical Designer, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
BERNARD COHEN
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, Corporal '44, Ser-
geant '45, Football '42, '43, '44, Lejter
'44, Track '42, '43, '44, Echo Staff '45,
Grade School-Colonial.
GENE COPPEDGE
Football '4l, '42, '43, '44, Letter '43, '44,
Track '43, Basketball '43, '44, Letter '44,
l Am An American Club '42: Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
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R.O.T.C. '43, '44,'Favorite. Subiect-History,
Favorite Sporj-Football? Grade School-
' John Henry ,-Brown.
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BARBARA DAVIS
Girl Reserves '42, '43, Favorite Subject-
Home Economics, Favorite Sport-Baseball,
Ambition-Nurse, Grade School-Ascher
Silberstein.
PATSY JEAN DAVIS
Student Council '44, Echo Staff '45, 2B
Class President, Pep Squad '42, '43, Girls
Military '43, '45, Grade SchoolARichard
Lagow.
KATHERINE DISMAN
Girl Reserves '44, '45, Pan American Sfu-
dent Forum '44, '45, Pep Squad '44, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
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Football '42, '43, '44, Letter '44, Baseball
'42, '43, '44, '45, Letter '43, '44, 45, Bas-
ketball '44, '45, Letter '44, '45, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
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I Am An American Club '42, Football '42,
'43, '44, Baseball '42, Track '42, '43, Echo
Staff '44, Grade School-Colonial.
RICHARD LEE FARR
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal '42,
Sergeant '43, Staff Sergeant '43, First
Lieutenant '44, Captain '45, Marksman '43,
Sharpshooter '44, Camp Dallas '42, '43,
'44, Dallas Historical Society '44, Junior '
Rotarian '44, Cheerleader '45, Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
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Girls Public speaking Club '42, '43, '44,
'45, Texas History Club '43, '44, '45, Girls
Military '43, '44, Clinic Assistant '43, '44,
'45, Grade School-Colonial.
BILLIE RUTH DAY
Pep Squad '42, '43, '44, Girls Military '43,
'44, Grade School-Ascher Silberstein.
LILLIAN DOOLEY
Student Council '44, Art Club '43, Clinic
Assistant '44, Library Assistant '43, Guard
'42, Grade School-Richard Lagow.
EUGENE DUBOSE
R.O.T.C. '43, '44, '45, Dallas Historical So-
ciety '44, '45, Sergeant-at-Arms '45, Stu-
dent Council '42, '45, Grade School-
T. C. Hasselt.
JIMMY ELLIOTT
R.O.T.C. '43, '44, '45, Technical Sergeant
'45, Ambition-Pilot, Grade School-
Richard Lagow.
PEARL FELDMAN
Girls Public Speaking Club '42, '43, '44,
'45, Secretary '44, Texas History Club '42,
'43, '44, '45, Pan American Student Forum
'43, '44, '45, Student Council '43, Girls
Military '43, '44, '45, Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
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FRED FIFE
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal '42,
Sergeant '43, Second Lieutenant '43, Cap-
tain '44, '45, Marksman '43, Sharpshooter
l '44, Expert Rifleman '44, '45, Crack Com-
pany '42, '43, '44, Band '42, Basketball
'44, '45, Grade School-John Henry Brown.
CHERIE FREEMAN
Auditoris Caesaris '42, '43, '44, High
Scholarship Club '44, Secretary '44, Dallas
Historical Society '44, '45, Secretary '45,
Linz Award '44, Latin Award '42, Junior
Classical League '42, '43, '44, Most Courte-
ous Junior '42, Grade School-T. C.
Hassell.
BOBBY GRAVES
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Sergeant '43,
Staff Sergeant '44, Second Lieutenant '45,
Camp Dallas '42, '44, Wozencraft Drill '44,
'45, Forest Forum '44, '45, Sergeant-ab
Arms '45, Hi-Y '44, '45, Allied Youth '44,
l 3B Class '44, President, 4B Class '45,
' Treasurer, Echo Staff '45, Grade Sshool-
T. C. Hassell.
FAY HAMILTON
Favorite Sport-Football, Ambition-Beauty
Operator, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
MARIFRANK HENDERSHOTT
Forest Forum '44, Favorite Sport-Football,
Ambition-Nurse, Grade School-Boude
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Junior Red Cross '44, '45, Ambition-Seo
retary-Grade School-City Park.
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Girl Reserves '42, '44, 'IA Class '42, Presi-
dent, Ambition-Secretary, Grade School-
Colonial.
I JACK GENTLE
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, Sergeant '43, Football
'42, '43, '44, '45, Letter '43, '44, '45, Cap-
tain '44, Track '42, '43, '44, '45, Student
Council '44, Grade School-Ascher
Silberstein.
J. M. GREGORY
R.O.T.C. '43, '44, Favorite Sport-Football,
Ambition-Architect, Grade School-James
Bowie.
MAXINE HARRIS
Favorite Subject-Mathematics, Ambition-
Secreary, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
MARGIE ELSIE HERRINGTON
Pep Squad '42, '43, '44, Girls Military '43,
'44, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
DAPHNA HILLIARD
Echo SIGN '43, '44, Favorite Sport-Foot-
mw ,.,... - ball, Hobby-Collecting Pictures, Ambition
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MARCELINE HIPWELL
l Am An American Club '42, '43, Vice-
President 43, Girl Reserves '44, '45, Allied
Youth '44, '45, Vestonians '44, '45, Vice-
President '45, Guard '44, '45, "Victory
Gal" Contest Winner, '45, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
GWENDOLYN HULME
Student Council '42, Favorite Subiect-
Shorthand, Ambition-Secretary, Grade
School-Ascher Silberstein.
Forest Forum '44, '45, Girls Military '43
'44, '45, Grade School-T. C. Hassell
JANE KELLER . Q 'Q
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FERN LIGON
Pep Squad '42, '43, '44, Girls Military '43,
'44, Favorite Subject -Typing, Favorite
Sport-Football, Grade School-T. C.
Hassell.
RUTH MCGEE
Favorite Subiect-Home Economics, Favor-
te Sport-Roller Skating, AmbitionfNurse,
Grade School-Ascher Silberstein.
BETTY MAY
Girls Military '43, Favorite Subiect-His-
tory, Favorite Sport-Basketball, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell.
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FRANCINE HOLLAND
Favorite Subiect-Home Economics, Favor
ite Sport-Football, Ambition-Secreta ry,
Grade School-Emory, Texas.
LEONARD KAHN
Standard Debating Society '42, '43, '44,
'45, Sergeant-at-Arms '43, President '45,
Parliamentarian '45, Student Council '44,
Pan American Student Forum '43, '44,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
RITA GENE LEATHERMAN
High Scholarship Club '43, '44, '45, Na-
tIonal,Honor Society '44, '45, Forest Forum
'44, '45, 2B Class '43, Vice-President, 3A
Class '44, Parliamentarian, Library Assist-
ant '42, '43, '44, 45, Linz Awards '43, '44,
'45, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
, A JACK Mccov
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Captain '45,
Football '43, '44, '45, Favorite Subiect-
History, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
JUANITA JANE McSPADDEN
Auditores Caesaris '42, '43, '44, '45, Junior
Classical League '42, '43, '44, '45, Forest
Forum '44, 45, Dallas Historical Society
'44, '45, High Scholarship Club '43, '44,
'45, Texas History Club '44, Girls Public
Speaking Club '42, '43, Pep Squad '42,
'43, '44, Student Council '43, '44, 4B Class
'45, Secretary, Girls Military '43, '44, '45,
Library Assistant '42, '43, Forester Staff
'44, '45, Linz Awards '43, '44, Latin
Awards '42, '43, Grade SchoolfT. G.
Terry.
BETTY JO NORTHCUTT
Auditores Caesaris '42, '43, '44, '45, Junior
Classical League '42, '43, '44, '45, High
Scholarship Club '43, '44, '45, Linz Awards
'43, '44, '45, Latin Awards '42, '43, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
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FRANK PALMER
R.O.T.C. '43, '44, '45, Staff Sergeant '45,
Track '42, '43, 2A Class '43, Vice-Presi-
dent, 3B Class '44, Sergeant-at-Arms,
Grade School-Colonial.
DORIS PRINCE
Favorite Subject-Clothing, Favorite Sport-
Basketball, Ambition-Secretary, Grade
School-City Park.
BETTY RUTH REED
Student Council '45, Favorite Subiect-His-
tory, Ambition-Opera Singer, Grade
School-Colonial.
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Texas History Club '43, '44, '45, Dallas
Historical Society '44, '45, Favorite Sub-
iect-Home Economics, Favorite Sport-
Football, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
IRENE SCHINDLING
Favorite Subject-Shorthand, Ambition-
WAVE, Hobby-Correspondence, Grade
School-New York City.
BARBARA ANN SCIRRATT
High Scholarship Club '43, '44, '45, Forest
Forum '44, '45, Dallas Historical Society
'44, '45, National Honor Society '44, '45,
3A Class '44, Vice-President, Linz Awards
'43, '44, '45, Library Assistant '42, '43,
Grade School-Colonial.
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MARIE PRIMROSE
Girl Reserves '41, '42, Distributive Educa-
tion '44, '45, Library Assistant '42, Ambi-
tion-Nurse, Grade School-Colonial.
R. K. RASCO
Baseball '42, '43, '45, Basketball '43,Am-
bition-Electrician, Favorite Subiect-Phys-
ics, Grade School-T. G. Terry.
JOSEPHINE RILEY
Favorite Subiect - Journalism, Favorite
Sport-Hiking, Ambition-Journalist, Hob-
by-Collecting Odd Glasses, Grade
School-Colonial.
WILMA SANDERS
Girls Public Speaking Club '42, '43, Texas
History Club '44, High Scholarship Club
'43, '44, '45, Forest Forum '44, '45, Secre-
tary '44, Dallas Historical Society '44, '45,
Pep Squad '42, '43, '44, Girls Military '43,
'44, Grade School-T. G. Terry.
BILL SCHMIDT
Baseball '44, High Scholarship Club '44,
'45, 4B Class '45, President, Forester Staff
'45, Linz Awards '44, '45, Echo Staff '45,
Copy Editor, Dallas Historical Society '45,
Grade School-City Park.
BOBBY SEELY
l my Forest Forum '44, '45, Student Council '44,
W " ' I Favorite Subject-History, Favorite Sport-
Football, Grade School-Richard Lagow.
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ANNIE FAE STEPHENSON
Texas History Club '42, '43, Pep Squad
'42, '43, 2A Class Secretary, Girls Military
'43, '44, Echo Staff '45, Forester Staff '45,
Guard '45, Varsity Volley Boll Team '45,
Grade School-Richard Lagow.
ROSELEA STOREY
Favorite Subject-Mathematics, Ambition-
Nurse, Grade School-Colonial.
MYRTLE THOMPSON
Varsity Tenicoit Team '45, Posture Contest
'45, Ambition-Secretary, Grade School-
City Park.
RUBY USRY
Girls Military '43, '44, Favorite Subiect-
History, Ambition-Doctor, Grade School-
Richard Lagow.
COY WHITE
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal '43,
Sergear,t"44, Staff Sergeant '44, Technical
Sergeant '45, Forest Forum '44, '45, IB
Class '42, Vice-President, Grade School-
T. C. Hassell.
NEAL WRIGHT
R.O.T.C. '42, '43, '44, '45, Corporal '42,
Sergeant '43, Staff Sergeant '44, Technical
Sergeant '45, I Am An American Club '42,
'43, Football '4'l, '42, Grade School-T. C.
Hassell.
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Dallas Historical Society '44, 45, Pep
Squad '42, 43, Girls Military '44, Favorite
Subiect - Mathematics, Favorite Sport-
Football, Grade School-Richard Lagow.
BETTY STROUD
Girl Reserves '43, '44, '45, Favorite Sub-
iect-Typing, Ambition-Stenographer,
Grade School-T. G. Terry.
JEAN TURNER
Student Council '43, Favorite Subject-
Shorthand, Favorite Sport-Skating, Ambi-
tion-Nurse, Grade School-Ascher
Silberstein.
NORMA JEAN WATTS
Girl Reserves '42, '43, Favorite Subiect-
English, Favorite Sport-Football, Ambi-
tion-Vocalist, Grade School-Colonial.
JUANITA WILLIAMS
Texas History Club '42, Favorite Subject-
Home Economics, Favorite Sport-Football,
Ambition-Interior Decorator, Grade
School-City Park.
RAE UTAY
Girls Public Speaking Club '42, '43, '44,
'45, Allied Youth, Favorite Sport-Riding
Horses, Ambition-.loin the WAVE's, Hob-
by-Collecting Menus, Grade School-
Colonial Hill.
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J. T. BASS
R.O.T.C. '43, '44, Technical Sergeant '44,
Football '43, color guard, Hi-Y '44, Grade
School-Mesquite, Texas.
EULA DAVIDSON
Pep Squad, '43, I Am An American Club
'42, Girls Military '44, Grade School-
T. C. Hassell.
VIRGINIA McWlLLIAMS
Texas History Club '43, Linz Pin '44, Fa-
vorite Subiect-Shorthand, Ambition-
Stenographer, Grade School-Ascher
Silberstein.
JANUARY '45 CLASS SONG
fTune: "Making Believe"l
'3 We're making believe that we're just fish,
Coming to Forest anew,
Or that we're lust sophs,
Indispensable sophs,
Or maybe just iuniors would do.
For we have become attached to this school,
The teachers and principal too,
We know we must leave, '
Go out and face the world ourselves,
But we're making believe it's not true.
So we tell you so long,
Until that happy day
We'll come back to see all of you.
DONALD BOLDIN
Hi-Y '44, President '44, R.O.T.C. '44, Staff
Sergeant '44, National Honor Society 44
Grade School-Huntington, Texas
HELEN DAVIDSON
Girls Military '44, Favorite Subiect-English
Favorite Sport-Football, Hobby, Collect ng
Snapshots, Grade School-Wilmer, Texas
PATSY WATKINS
Pep Squad '42, Texas History Club
'44, Grade School-Colonial.
So off to find jobs, to college or our country's call,
But still making believe we're with you.
- Anna Katherine Bramlett.
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AA Class Committees
Announcements-Maxine James, Patsy
Seguin, Billy Swango, Leon Bolin.
Invitations - Leslie Mc Lea n, Louise
Ogletree, Shirley Clark, Billy Peeler.
Senior Day Program - Lorraine Alte-
nau, Billy Coley, Marie Henry, June
Brooks, Roxanne Christie, Robert
Smith, Bobbie Jo Tennison, Babetta
Garrison, Jimmy Burch, Jean Plum-
lee, Cecil McRight, Katherine Hast-
ings.
Senior Play-Ernestine Barker, Grady
Burns, Dolores Loyd, Marvin Hillis,
Ray Self, Gordon Adamson, Mar-
vin Nielsen, Dorothy Hill, Mina Lee
Struckmeyer, Nelda Sparks.
Music- Dorothy Nell Dossett, Annie
Wilson, Horace Barge, Doris Jean
Morris, Marcilie Sheinberg.
Social Committee- Horace Suwal,
James Little, Mariana Gillespie,
Mary Jane Joyner, Elaine Sladek,
Dick Wood, Katherine Koller, Rich-
ard Baxter, Glen Summar, Ervin
Utay.
Board Committee - George Richard-
son, Joseph Leberta, Edna Wille-
ford, Mary Lou Potter.
Ribbon Committee-Elaine Goldberg
Devora Kleinman, Jay Rudberg,
Helen Ligenberg, Wayne Toone.
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First Row: Richard Baxter, Horace Barge, Glenn Kirk, Jack
O'Donnel, George Richardson, Billie Brewer, Howard
Burson, Bill Canipe, Ray Self, James Little, Horace
Suwal. Y
Second Row: Cecil McRight, Joe Hall, Chester Harlan, Burl
Clinton, Gaither Endsley, Neal Wright, James Wilhite,
Joe Epps, Boyd Moore, Herbert Hoover.
Third Row: Loren Feldman, Jay Rudberg, Irving Statman,
Bobbie Cowgill, Bill Blair, Glen Summar, Joe Collins,
Bobby Jones, Marvin Hillis, Wayne Toone.
Fourth Row: Jack Ridgell, Lewis Graves, Leon Bolin, Leslie
Mclean, Robert Smith, Grady Burns, Bennie Corchine,
Charles Blankenship.
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Fifth Row: Jimmie Scott, Edward Reed, Marvin Nielsen,
Dick Wood, Don Millender, Billy Swango.
NOT IN PICTURES
Boys: Gordon Adamson, Jimmy Burch, Gene Giggleman,
Joseph Leberta, Willie Logan, Jack Nicholas, Charles
Oney, Billy Peeler, Conlee Plunk, Harold Russell, Charlie
Tuttle, Erwin Utay.
Girls: Yvonne Bennett, Juanita Bilyen, Betty Brandenburg,
Virginia Champion, Nita Jo Davis, Anna Mae Day,
Dorothy Ezell, Blanche Goldstein, Laverne Harman,
Christine Hewett, Billie Joyce McCullough, Gerry McGar-
ity, Betty Mclntosh, Elsie Parish, Ella Nora Perigo, Mary
Lou Potter, Doris Prince, Juanita Tyler, Ruby Usry, Clara
Belle Veale.
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First Row: Dorothy Hill, Wanda Jeanne Hale, Mary Jane
Joyner, Maxine James, Patsy Seguin, Anna Gene Glenn,
Johnny Faye Taylor, Roxann Christie, Pattie June Brack,
Katherine Koller, Elaine Sladek, Mariana GIllesp'e,
Evelyn Joyce Schepps, Dorothy Boise, Velma Stovall,
Shirley Clark.
LEFT T0 RIGHT
Second Row: Mary Lou Malloy, Marie Buckovan, Thelma
Jene Draper, Wanda Jeane Harrison, Marion Johnson,
Velma Wetherell, Antoinette Carbone, Roxie Ventura,
Rosanne Flechtner, Mina Lee Struckmeyer, Lula Mae
Baker, Betty Jo Kirkpatrick, Doris Jean Morris, Thelma
Howell.
Third Row: Rhonda Lorraine Harris, Elaine Meryl Goldberg,
Katherine White, Alleen Kirksey, Francine Holland,
Jeannie Macaluso, Maxine Saunders, Annette McSpad-
den, Josephine Norman, Doris Nichols, Muriel Amos,
Katherine Hastings, Nelda Sparks, Dolores Loyd.
Fourth Row: Jane Keller, Elizabeth Phillips, Norma Harman,
Hazel Knight, Willene Bazar, Geraldine Page, Norma
Elliott, Betty Jo Baumgardner, Marie Henry, Billie Dove
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Fifth Row: ldelle Rosenaur, Grace Oxman, Thelma Adams,
Peggy Hargrove, Marquita Owen, Josephine Rener,
Juanita Embry, Mary Nell Osborn, Babetta Garrison,
Bobbie Jo Tennison, June Brooks, Jean Plumlee, Lena
Vatsures.
Sixth Row: Mary Alice Dowd, Ora Mae Windham, Betty Jo
Cawthon, Ernestine Barker, Edna Willeford, Aileen Wil-
born, Helen Ligenberg, Dorothy Nell Dossett, Cora Rich-
ardson, Annabelle Musso, Alma Atwood.
Seventh Row: Freddie .lean Polvogt, Raye Nell Plunk, Edythe
Corder, Loyce Collins, Dorothy May Ahlfinger, Lois
Anderson, Helen Samford, La Verne Albright, Aflene
Burcham, Charlene Sandford.
Eighth Row: Edith McCasland, Mildred B'erhalter, Louise
Ogletree, Hilda Wolfe, Rosalie Altman, Marcilie Shein-
berg, Devora Kleinman.
Ninth Row: Doris Roberts, Novella Brisendine, Bernie Clem-
ent, Betty Davis, Peggy Petty, Vizg'nia W.mbish, Alice
Turcotte.
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LEFT T0 RIGHT
First Row: Lorane Higgins,Norma Jean Watts, Jean Tuner,
Gwendolyn Hulme, Wilma Sanders, Juanita McSpadden,
Cherie Alene Freeman, Betty Jo Northcutt, Barbara
Davis, Rae Utay, Betty May, Juanlta Williams, Lillian
Dooley.
Second Row: Shirley Fanberg, Daphna Hilliard, Mary Kiaica,
Peggy Roderman, Myrtle Thompson, Doris Prince, Frances
Clark, Betty Jean Stroud, Billie Ruth Day, Margie Har-
rington, Fern Ligon, Mary Frank Hendershott.
Third Row: Coy White, Doris Frye, Norma Sims, Margaret
Avila, Barbara Ann Scirratt, Joan Burch, Reta Lea.hcr-
man, Beth Cook, Shirley Stephenson, Pearl Feldman,
Katherine Disman.
Fourth Row: Bobby Graves, Martha Jo Matthews, Patsy Jean
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Davis, Annie Fae Stephenson, Frank Palmer, Raymond
Shue, Maxine Harris, Fay Hamilton, Marcellne Hipwell,
Leonard Kahn.
Fifth Row: Fred Fife, Richard Farr, Jerry Doyle, Bernard
Cohen, Eugene Du Bose, Billy Schmidt, Jack Tuuner,
Hugh Crow, Clyde Smith.
Sixth Row: Kenneth Rubinett, Thomas Barrentine, Jack
McCoy, Bob Slay, Benny Scarborough, Daniel Cannon,
Billy Jones, R. K. Rasco.
NOT IN PICTURE
Boys: Walter Barnes, George Beck, Eugene Coppedge, Joe
Edwards, Jimmy Elliott, Jack Gentle, Bobby Seely.
Girls: Mary Alice Anderson, Cecile Davis, Gracie Henderson,
Dovie Langston, Ruth McGee, Jeannie Macaluso, Marie
Primrose, Irene Schlindling, Roselea Story.
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First Row: Kenneth Dale Hgigiilnbotham, Cha les W1-JCF,
' John Coley, Irving Adelson, Lester Frank, Morris S'e'n-
berg, Nodine Swift, George Faucett, Robert Mayo, lzby
Barber, Margie Ruth Tucker, Patricia Hatter.
ffaicth Row! James Marshall, Ernest Donaberger, Giibert
U Dan'el, Joe Wayne Combs, Edgar Hart, Julzan Bad-
dock, Robert Beasley, James Camp, Jimmie Scott,
Geocge Harman, Billy Hughes.
gsfventh Row: Bill Watkins, Bobby Jackson, Donald Weeks,
Second Row: Johnny Ralstolrlv, Chailes Pitman, Robert Thorn- Y lglll' Pl1all'PSfB?Ene JPN'-'91 vllvjm Huddleslonf M'll0n
ton, Harold Riggs, Sole Freed, Martin Rufchik, Bfily i ' rlsofn' om en' umes aims'
Moulton, Thomas Bogie, Fred Korngut, Carlisle Barton, "gl, I X, -s A J I i 7C,
William Coates, Q ighth Row: Donald Murray, fohn' Scwland, J. C. Corbett,
tsl Zeke Lindsey, John Jefferies, John Conner, Lewis Tuclier,
Third Row: Nathon Newman, Joe Ellis, Don Burt, Joe Cody, K- 1 Robe,-1 E,Win'
Ray Barnes, Richard Stackhouse, G.lbert Strickland, 'N-
Th'-'fmun ROY' J0YCe Commons, Annu Oexh' -nth Row: Ray Palmer, Johnnie Williams, Billy Webb,
Fourth Row: Burton Ewing, Clyde Abbott, Harold Joe CorQ'
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milia, Horace Rephan, Vfctor Levcadi, Wal er 'l'i1:'eadgfl,K --
Norwin Ray, Robert Wade, Jasper Wagliardo, Joyce
Sims, La Verne Harriscn, Barbara Smith, Margate ,
Keaton.
Fifth Row: Herman Scott, Jerry Barshop, Ira Freedman, 'Q
Billy Tankursley, Tommy Moore, Eugene Hixson, John
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obby Cadenhead, James Cadenhcrd, Jack Goldman, J. M.
Gregoxv Glenn Jenk'ns Elmo Kie'e Jacklgpoit Edw r 1
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Bettye Burgess, Jessie Corbin, Dofs Ann Bate-
man, Rea Rogers, Rae Rogers, Ruth Wheeler, Betty Raw-
son, Doris Brisendine, Ruby Schaefer, Virgfnia Hart,
Dorothy Worley, Joan Green, Eva Mae Shipp, Dorothy
Walker. fm'
Second Row: Jettie Mae Rowe, Barbara De Loache, Mary
Ann Buckbvan, Mariy Frances Nou, Lois Nelson, Marian
Faster , Shir 'Leventhal, Loveta Emmons, Dorothy
Fay Hal Betty Jo Sims, Peggy Elliott, Doris Jean Beach,
Normait' can Gilreath. 'if
Third Ro : ChYistine Watkins, Gladys Watkiiis, Vfda Rick-
mon, ose Gruber, Joyce Scallons, Mary Beth McKenzie,
May bell-sSamford, Billie Jean Watson, Hodges,
Margaret bvioore, Alice Zafdl, Mary Lou .ins,, Jean
Stewart, T mmie Grace. ft , ii
Fourth Row: Imogene Brooks, Severna Erland, Guyrene Col-
lier, Peggy Joyce Threatt, Annie Mae Harrison, Virginia
Smith, Ruby Jean Youing, Eunice Ru:hter, Rosalie Kovnat,
Rae Hoffman, Etta 'Jean Wallis, Kalhleen Green, Fayrene
Moulton. L '
Fifth Row: Martha Diffee, Virginia Marshal, Geraldine Wil-
liams, Lottie Kennedy, Mary Frances Berry, Doris Wec-
kliffe, Margie McKay, Florine Robison, Janet Lindsay,
Virginia Chesnick.
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Sixth Row: Beatrice Cortimilia, Colleen Orrill, Avis Apoy,
Geneva Childress, June Box, Winnie Kate Kirk, LaVerne
Brown, Joan Stone, Beverly Byers, Ruth Lewin, Evelyn
Somer, Altha Jo McLean.
Seventh Row: Lillie Mae Daniels, Wanda Lawson, Alyene
Snow, Helen france, Theola Dollahite, Helen Bush, Mil-
dred Rae Powell, Patty Kincaid, Betty Wiles, Jane Paris.
,A .
Eighth Row: Elizabeth McKienzie, Nelda Jo Westmoreland,
Bobbie Lou Hillger, Mariorie Ann Johnson, Virginia
Haines, Bobbie Harris, Marilyn Murphy, Maxine Watson,
Vivian Bennett, Barbara Lebel, Norma Jean Brazeal.
Nigith Row: June Randolph, Jean Randolph, Mqrian Fields,
i Mary Lou Lewis, Elizabeth Bennett, Joan Kreifer, Wauscel
fi LaRue, Bobbie Haley, Maxine Segal, Willouise Parsons,
Lela Alvina Horn.
NOT IN PICTURE
Shia Allen, 'Betty Jean Bass, Martha Bauritgardner, Ola
Marie Brooks, Joyce Commons, Helen Co,x, Billie Creasey,
Q X' Margie Lee Day, Mary Ddnbar, Mary Virginia Farr,
Doris Jeanne Frye, Vadell Grant, Idarnaye Hall, La
- hVerne Harrison, Jimmie -Hewitt, Melbaf Johnson, Peggie
J Laman, Viva Limmond, Anita Sue LyBch,'Floice Minter,
'gJoyce Myers, Betty McNally, Marilyn Murphey, Winnie
Jo Palmer, Annette Raspante, Betty Ruth Reed, Josephine
Riley, Marvonelle Roe, Billie Mar Shanks, Betty Irene
Steele. '
3B Class
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Victor Levy, Paul Singer, Terry Hooks, Helen
Gardner, Zelma Lee Hand, Nancy Norris, Ramona
Weede, Mimi Goodman, Rosemary Packenius, Juanita
Monday, Howard Perry.
Second Row: Robbie Jean Rains, Leta Mae Wise, Doris
Cook, Jean McDonald, Lucille McGee, Catherine Court-
ney, Katherine South, Tully Robertson, Marguerite Gor-
don, Mrs. Frances Beilharz.
Third Row: R. A. Hughes, Earldine Williams, Ida Pearl Slay-
don, Laurice Lewis, Norma Murphy, Lois Boone, Dorothy
Ann Carter, Imogene Phillips, Gloria Patterson, Allene
Williams.
Fourth Row: Milton Tullos, Wynburn Berryman, Robert
Trent, Eloise Thompson, Jane Knight, Dorothy Pratt,
Margaret Wade, Freida Benson, Zadie Ball, Pearl Bond.
Fifth Row: Bennie Morgan, Paul Cruse, Victor Leocodi,
Eddie Hale, Billy Murphy.
Sixth Row: Lawrence Atwood, Stanley Rubenstein, Melba
Johnson, Pauline Adkins, Thomas Hutson, John Vatsures,
Herbert McGarity, Richard Winters.
Seventh Row: Raymond Cuddy, Betty Lou McCarty, Yvonne
Rivers, Sybil Skinner, Betty Lou Brown.
Eighth Row: Garret Ranson, Carl Moehle, E. A. Splawn,
George Dasch, Elva Schwetke, Bobbie Collins, Melba
Howard, Mary Jean Walker, Dorothy Gillett, Ben Wood-
side.
Ninth Row: James Allen Els, H. C. Harris, Curtis Russell,
Bobby Joe Houchin, Billy Robinson, Harrell Ballard,
William James, Cecil Cooley.
NOT IN PICTURE
Boys: William Donald Arrington, Ray Barnes, Howell Cal-
vert, James Camp, Joe Wayne Combs, Gus Contello,
Robert Edwards, Gene Epstein, Robert Erwin, Omar
Hancock, Nels Hansen, Billy Johnston, Billy Joe Love,
George McWillen, Otho Nelson, Bill Shuptrine, Glenn
St. Clair, Walter Threadgill, Donald Witt, Wylie H.
Worden.
Girls: Imogene Barber, Doris Beck, Georgia Delk, Joyce
Huse, Anita Jacob, Teresa Kessner, Louise Martine, Altha
Mclean, Willie Frances Neely, Marguerite Phelps, Joyce
Mae Ruse, Bobbie Jo Tatum, Rosie Lee Townsend, Anna
Young.
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First Row: Pete Vatsures, Joseph Klibanow, Raphael Levin,
Martin Willis, Valliere Lindley, Juanita Dial, Evelyn
Church, Catherine Vines, Frances Potts, Miss Margaret
Skelton, Sponsolg, Margaret Childress, Dolores Billingsley.
Second Row: Eddy Crabtree, Joseph Smith, Robert Willis,
Sammy Cowan, Donald Witt, Jimmy James, Lillian
Jones, Ellwood Morris, Billy Miller, Fred Craddock,
Harold Goodwin, Arthur Lee Sale, Dorothy Gammon.
Third.Row: Buford Raley, Charles Conner, Richard Macon,
Edward Lawton, Edwin Gerloff, Holman Hawkins, Faye
McFarland, Gloria Rollins, Helen Hale, Joan Turner,
Wanda Orrill.
Fourth Row: Dan Weldon James, Johnny Swartz, George
Verla, Billy Wesch, O. H. Haveman, Jr., Norman Kaplan,
Bernard Sigel, Patsy Cumbie, Dorothy Clegharn.
Fifth Row: John Mims, Jack Matthews, Joseph Somer, Fred-
die Dunn, Reuben Barton, Bobby Ray Farrow.
Sixth Row: Billy Harrison, Thomas Dee Ravell, Alexander
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Marquez, Shirley Boren, Ruth Parker, Jonnie V. Harris,
Iva Lee Carter, Ruth Cavett, Wanda Lou Wade, Selma
Sagel, Fred Hancock, Homer Chaffin.
Seventh Row: George A. West, Billy McRight, Geraldine
Waters, Patsy Moore, Helen Swafford, Joe Webberman.
Eighth Row: Henry Hicks, Glynn Withrow, Edward Kolenov-
sky, Sam Andrews, Bill Jones, E. G. Mankins, L. B.
Holmes, Dale Lowe, Charles Higgins, Linwood Gilliland.
Ninth Row: Charles L. Foster, Charles J. Masterson, Fred
Tillery, Bill Homes, Wayne Bowles, Don Hanes, Billy
Rogers, Fred Rogers, W. M. Butler, Jr., Marvin Engel-
berg, Myron Shwiff, Morton Rachofsky.
NOT IN PICTURE
Jack Beaver, J. G. Chandler, Harry Collins, George Daich,
James Allen Els, Gary Endsley, Stanley Green, Keneth
Norman, Gordon O'Dell, Eugene Partington, Grady
Poynter, Tommy Robinson, Jimmy Scott, Marvin Schmidt,
Billy Strokes, Donald Weeks, Harvey Vayette.
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LEFT TO GHT f A
First Row: Miss Margaret Skelton, sponsor, Ida Armbruster,
Doris Miller, Betty Wallace, Mary Mahone, Patsy Holt,
Boots Reily, Patsie Greene, Bobbie Hall, Eva Schnitzer,
Doris Williams, Cecilia Baumgartner, Joyce Melton, Joyce
Ablon, Ruth Silvergold.
Second Row: Margaret Farr, Norma Hassell, Pauline Satter-
white, Jeannine Sancedio, Ruth Agronoff, Betty Bowles,
Louise Shawhean, Lareeta Joan Douglas, Martha Jo
Bledsoe, Betty Jo Cox, Anne Case, Edna Earl Kinnamon,
Margie Alice Chane, Martha Howell.
Third Row: Wilma Jean Miller, Ouida Beth Plunk, Norma
Helen Patzig, Marion Fuller, Jean Peak, Margaret Chew,
Minerva Robertson, Eleanor Bushman, Jo Ann Ruben-
stein, Anita Weil, Georgia Stewart, Dorothy Mae Thomp-
son, Arlyn Horowitz, Fannie Rae Fair.
Fourth Row: Bobbie Farrington, Bonnie Goodman, Jfmmie
Simmons, Bonnie Sims, Katherine Kreiter, Martha Ann
Adamson, Jacqueline Burks, Rosa Bean, Edna Earl
Milligan, Jacqueline Parrett, Betty Hart, Betty Thelma
Jones.
Fifth Row: Doris Stroud, Melva Jean Knight, Billie LaMaster,
Dorothy Lee Logan, Joyce Wilder, Betty Sue Camp,
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Nancy Hixson,' Louise 'Hixsonj Thornhill, Billie
Jean Merriman, Ruby Jo Hale, Bonnie Faye Thompson.
Sixth Row: Earnestine Dennis, Jeannene Bridges, Wanda
Fisher, Jeanette Bridges, Anita Petty, Dorothy Dodson,
Norma Jean Thorpe, Syble Turner, Claudine Clarke,
Edna Oakley, Thelma Romotsky, Dorothy Barbazon.
Seventh Row: Dorothy Angrist, Lois Dell Hilton, Anna Le-
master, Betty Lilly, Ida Lois Pattillo, Sarah Bound, Bonnie
Satterwhite, Tommie Lee Wilkinson, Pauline Dillon.
Eighth Row: Yvonne Smith, Jo Anna Baise, Alyne Yates,
Sarah Kaplan, Wanda Anderson, De Alva Futrelle,
Nellie Maxwell, Evelyn Juilian, Helen Dowdy, Faye
Becknell, Lucy Clark, Helen Gambrell.
Ninth Row: Bonnie Ford, Juanita Green, Doris Sheats, June
Hardin, Patricia Reinle, Frances Hulme, Martha Paxton,
June Hartwell, Leah Fordyce, Billie Robinson, Bennie
Crow.
NOT IN PICTURE
Dorothy Bird, Oneta Black, Mildred Jean Brothers, Myra
Jean Hayes, Geneva Hogue, Doris Johnston, Lillian
Jones, Lora Jones, Norma Jones, Wanda Kitson, Vesta
Long, Dorothy McDaniel, Mary McGehee, Marian Paster-
nak, Dorothy Mae Pratt, Edna May Walker.
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2B Class
LEFT T0 RIGHT
First Row: Margaret Skelton, Bernice Tucker, Joan Swift,
Vunita Stribling, Lois Schuman, Ima Jo Gamble, Gloria
Boise, Doris Kirksey, Katherine Powell, Elaine Kopecky.
Second Row: Frances Jurcik, Betty McCoy, Margaret Equals,
Kathleen Malone, Elizabeth Bullock, Billie Sue Bishop,
Vivian Houck, Doris Martin, Emma Daisy Reed, Mary
Jane Guernsey.
Third Row: Edna Grace Philps, Frances Embry, Louise Brock-
way, Maxine Simmons, Bessie Mae W.lIiams, Billie Ruth
Partington, Sammie Pike, Quida Duckworth.
Fourth Row: Billie Lou Ray, Jeanette Fain, Betty Strange,
Betty Hedgepeth, Frances Moran, Mariorie Brannon,
Lynna Hope, Louise Sikes, Billie Marie Morris, Marvel
Hutson.
Fifth Row: Paul Jordan, Robert Faulk, Kenith Sturdivant,
Wallace Calvert, Kenneth Norman, Bob Walters, Ronald
Witt, Mary Louise McDonald, Ruth Gonzales.
Sixth Row: Tommy Boatman, Homer Lee Cook, Jackie
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Coomper, Edwin Bannon, Raymond Hulse, Frank Ander-
son, H. L. Biggs, James Cameron, Arvis Melton, Dorothy
Bohne, Jean Tarler.
Seventh Row: Charles Greenhaw, David Claxton, Richard
Blair, E. Wm. Perry.
Eighth Row: Thurman Taylor, Kirby Barber, Jimmy Ferguson,
J. B. Jones, Austin Kathcart, Paul Fonberg.
NOT IN PICTURE
Boys: Bernie Adams, Kenneth Beaver, Billy Jack Boyce,
Jessie Ray Collings, Jack Erdly, Lonnie Fuller, James Fel-
ton Gentry, Eugene Ray Goldgar, David Halliburton,
Billy Houseman, Henry Hicks, Bobby Moody, Kenneth
Peach, Donald Stinson, Bobby Ward, Fred Young.
Girls: Gloria Becknell, Bobbie Jean Bently, Jo Anna Boise,
Billie Ruth Baldwin, Joy Castleberry, Patsy Dunn, Betty
Jean Farler, Emma June Forston, Bonnie Henry, Louise
Hixon, Lillian Pearl Jones, Mellie Maxwell, Dora Mae
McFadin, Loretta Pickett, Minerva Robertson, Christine
Smith, Peggy Smith, Betty Sullivan.
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LEFT T0 RIGHT
First Row: Billie Jean Wells, Moria Berry, Joyce Dance, Billy
Jacob, Neil Turns, Billy McCool, Allen Swafford, Billy
Jack Saucier, James Robinson, Jimmy Belken, Billy Clark,
Walter Bennett.
Second Row: Sarah Lee Skelton, Dorothy Haley, Vila Joyce
Ivey, Leila Nell Cody, Billie Louise Garn, Betty Joyce
Segal, Jeannine Jameson, Peggy Stephenson, Bobby
Joyce Tucker, Virginia Jean Smith, Arenette Levy, Edna
Lois Powell, Vera Ann Higgins, Joy Wilensky, Marlene
Ablon.
Third Row: Sylvia Goidl, Venetta Lamb, La Merle Miller,
Frances Dooley, Marilyn Miller, Pauline Servello, Doris
Barish, June Goldberg, Judy Wyll, Jeanette Levy, Shirley
Robins, Shirley Somer, Mavis Moser, Peggy Nell Fowler,
Mary Kathleen Collins.
Fourth Row: Mary Haney, Billie Hayes, Lois Riley, Barbara
Lorenz, Shirley Ann Stillman, Frances Evans, Wanda
Reckley, Dorothy Hall, Margie Toombs, Doris Bowerman,
Peggy Brooks, Joanna Storey, Margaret Hall, Joy How-
lett, Ernestine Schultz.
Fifth Row: Betty Jo Cox, Nita Gwen Watkins, Dorothy
Lambert, Barbara Tasker, Doris Gastor, ldelle Engelberg,
Marcia Engelberg, Cecilia Rosansky, Katherine Beaver,
Betty Lou Nelson, Ruth La Verne Webb, Joe Nelson,
Jane Phillips, Virginia Carter.
Sixth Row: Betty Jo Huddleston, Mary Terry, Estelle Abbott,
Ethel Reisberg, Beatrice Forbes, Mary Frances Reagan,
Mary Louise Ramsey, Alta Lea Flanagan, Billie Jean St.
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Wanda Turpin, Eloise Kelley, Florine Brown.
Seventh Row: Margie St. Clair, Juanita Allen, Elizabeth Mur-
rey, Opal Carpenter, Birdie Cargilo, Marie Grubbs,
Peggy Byrd, Earline Barton, Louise Poole, Doris Hudson,
Joan Wheeler, Mary Frances Messina, Iris Apple.
Eighth Row: Carole Durham, Jo Anne Tacker, Anna Lou
Driggers, Doris Janice Woodward, Betty Collier, Shirley
Holmes, Joan Landrum, Betty Campagna, Margaret
Hendrix, Marguerite Wood, Helen Bennett, Emma Wil-
burn, Betty Jean Bodine, Bobbie Jean Trammell.
Ninth Row: Betty Lee, Veta McMillan, Evelyn Douglas, Doris
Buford, Virginia Vodicka, Jeanie Waddell, Mary Jo
Alexander, Marcia Rariden, Nancy Walton, Elsie Spain,
Margie Wheeler.
Tenth Row: Georgia Ann Head, Florence Bridges, Rosemary
Ball, Betty Jean Barry, Martha Brown, Virginia Cook,
Jenna Lee Cromer, Dorothy Buckner, Emma Nell Koller,
Bobbie Jeane Hughes, Georgia Maxine Petty, June Hogg,
Frances Selman, Mary Wallace.
NOT IN PICTURE
Bobbie Sue Bigham, Louise Brockway, Jean Carter Byrd,
Helen Baleya, Pauline Camp, Dorothy Cruse, Marie
Draper, Juanita Driver, Dora Fulenwider, Ruth Gonzales,
Doris Henry, Charlene Hobbs, Ruth Moore, Billie Ruth
Parker, Marilyn Rude, Ellen Rigler, Murlene Schmidt,
Belah Vaughn, Laura Anna Wade, Gerry Wood.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Elva Jeane Hilger, Irene Roberts, Dorothy Denby,
Virginia Henry, Betty Jane Seely, Dollie McGarity,
Thelma Dawson, Marie Crow, Joyce Seguin, Jo Nell
Simmons, Bonnie Brigham, Mary Courtney, Nancy Knott,
Wanda Barton.
Second Row: Betty Jean Stephenson, Rose Marie Reed,
Patsy Lou Reed, Frances Elliott, Bettye Jeane Hale, Sue
Ann Van Valkenburg, Eunice Allen, Barbara Newton,
Norma Cook, Shirley Grabstald, Helen Goldstein, Car-
men Eby, Dorothy Morgan, Betty Roberts, Willie Jo
Shelton.
Third Row: Jeff Lucky, Betty Jo Pruitt, Jean Allen, Margaret
Sonka, Betty Eury, Nellie Gassman, Ruth Lovegrove,
Francine Hunt, Christine Knowles, Doris Jean Williams,
Ruby Pool, Jimmie Johnston, Patricia Mays, Lou Yar-
borough.
Fourth Row: J. T. Slaughter, James Bartlett, Roy Hall, Bar-
ney Morris, Tommie Fraley, Drewery Cowling, Carl
Dennis, James Scirratt, Sammy Griggs, A. D. Kleinman,
Glenn Reid, Maury Soltes, Dora Mae Fulenwider.
Fifth Row: Jerry Clay, Robert Ray, Joe Dossett, Eugene
Harvey, Stanley Pyle, Leonard Hancock, Elmer Morris,
Max Statman, Harold Melnick, John Hayes, William E.
Perry, Leroy Tasker, Bobby Trent.
Sixth Row: James Sparks, Charles Stahl, Marvin Black,
Windall Emerson, A, J, Marshall, Thomas Hardin, Johnny
Pngr' Fiffj'-fllllt'
Higgins, Sigmund Altman, Jerome Statman, Joe Horton,
John Moore, Edwin Schriber, Richard Conner, Paul
Camp.
Seventh Row: Marvin Schmidt, Jerry Fleming, Walter Smith,
Kenneth Davis, Wayne Hardin, Cortland Wilborne,
Wayne Lowery, George Sims, Pace Zeman, Vernon
Starr, Wesley Dollahite, Gene Callaway, Alvin Fisher.
Eighth Row: Jack Newell, Homer Moffitt, Aubrey Eppers,
Raymond Sorrells, Paul Schweng, James Mars, Daniel
Perozzo, Leon Everett, Lawrence Drake, Winford Drake,
don McNally, Donald Smith.
Ninth Row: Claude Smith, Howard Johnson, Bobby Clay,
Harvey Lane, Hughie Cov, Eddie Rubin, Gerald Levine,
Gail Ladd, Bob Beames, Dale Solyer, Milford Carpenter,
Tate Milner, Jerome Zabonik.
NOT IN PICTURE
Fred Andrews, Charles Annes, Harvey Bridges, Randall
Brockway, Billy Clark, W. A. Cooley, Carl Elliott, War-
ren Gaston, Harold Godwin, Billy Hazelip, Johnny Hig-
gins, Jimmy Hollon, Tommy Jones, Thomas Julian, Billy
Lemons, Alvis Lindsay, Ruse Martin, Lloyd Minx, Ray-
mond Morris, H. L. Nash, Billy Newsome, Hubert
Packenius, Tommy Parker, Lee Roy Redman, Jack Ross,
Lawrence Selman, Billy Sharp, Aubrey Shuptrine, Joseph
Silberman, John Paul Stone, James Sutton, Harold
Tucker, Neil Turns, Danny Weisteld, Leonard Wright,
Kenneth Wycotf, Leon Zeman.
lB Class
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Miss Margaret Brewer, sponsor, Berta Bedell,
Juanita Banno, Marjorie Esner, Charlotte Cowen, Jo
Ann Gordon, Dorothy Weltchek, Sarah Russell, Elsie
House, Charlene Knight,
Second Row: Betty Jean Hutto, Betty Harden, Norma Haley,
Gloria McCulloch, Freddie Bass, Frances Leola Kennedy,
Betty Louise Corbett, Mildred Beck, Peggy Biggerstaft,
Macel Towler, Betty La Veta McMillan.
Third Row: Joyce Stinson, Lucille Kelley, Clea Etta Berry,
Dorothy E. Henry, Juanita Thompson, Katherine Hensley,
Lillie Faye Bray, Ida Jenkins, Carlene McSpadden.
Fourth Row: Claudine Gordon, Frances Dixon, Pauline Gor-
don, Helen Steele, Inez Byars, Betty Jo Wilson, Cormetia
Simmons, Alma Godwin, Edwina Fitzgerald.
Fifth Row: Billie Elliott, Ruth Headrick, Dean Foster, Mau-
rine Kerby, Emma Nell Koller, Billie Jo Lee, Wilma Ruth
Spivey, Mary Louise Long, Chloe Mountz.
Sixth Row: Betty Bush, Lois Tucker, Beatrice Viola Rawls,
Mary Denton, Joyce Irene Houchin, Clara Ruth Chappell,
Doris Wages, Vera Langley, Jaunelle Adkins.
NOT IN PICTURE
Camilla Fay Bass, Janelle Cannaday, Betty Ja Hudson,
Doris Hudson, Doris Powell, Irene Roberts.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Charles Boone, Harold Robertson, Marshall
Yates, Billy Schaeradel, Larry Slackey, Charles Schuarz,
James Norwood, D. L. Nash, Lervy Collier, Jimmy
Kelly, Douglas Weeks.
Second Row: J. B. Williams, Shearn Rovinsky, James Harris,
Gideon Eberhort, Jackie Dowdy, Robert Taylor, Olen
Robertson, Chester Moody, Charles Haddoek, Sherman
Satterwhite, Jasper Rigsby.
Third Row: Ralph Reynolds, Joe Rener, Barnie Robinson,
Roger Wear, Merion Brazil, Billy Rogers, Lawrence Sel-
man, James Harkin.
Fourth Row: Billy Lemons, Gene Strickdale, Tommy Parker,
Billy Rickerson, Bill Taylor, Samie Hooper.
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Fifth Row: Ralph Gilbert, Lester Woolbright, Johnny Beavers,
Billy Ray McPeak, Leland Dixon, Billy Moore, Ernest
Church, Gerald Welborne, Joe Robinson, John Hooper.
Sixth Row: Doyle Strickland, Charles Coley, George Cum-
mings, James Thompson, Bobby Sorrell, Bertis Bray,
Willard Cross.
Seventh Row: Johnnie Basden, Eugene Plant, Billy Hazelip,
Lee Ray Redman, J. B. Jones, Jimmy Hillon.
NOT IN PICTURE
Edgar Allen, Donald Allison, Jimmy Burris, Kenneth Chunn,
Billy Clay, Billy Collins, Edward Cummings, Lawrence
Drake, Richard Gammon, Harvey Lane, J. T. Lucky, Dan
Plunk, Wayne Reckley, Billy Riley, Lonnie Scarborough,
Wallace Sinclair.
In the Class Room
ART STUFF
Block prints were made by the second
period Art Appreciation class last fall, under
the instruction of Mrs. Bliss McManus. Students
found their subjects for their block prints in
the Fair Grounds. All prints are of landscapes
. . . "When you were a freshman, the portraits
were considered good if they looked at all
like human beings," Mrs. McManus, art in-
structor, told the class. Then she added, "Now
that you art Art 7's, you should do more than
just that" . . . Students of the fifth period Art 7
class drew portraits under the supervision of
Mrs. McManus last fall . . . "Portrait drawing
interests more high school students than any
other art subject," Mrs. McManus said. "Al-
though students try to get a likeness, this is
not so important as a good composition of
line and color" . . . Cartooning and modern
design serve as main subjects in the Art 6
classes . . . A few cartoons were drawn for
the Forester Annual, and the modern designs
were drawn for enjoyment . . . Mr. Griffith's
architectural drawing classes drew from ob-
servation and from a book called "American
Builder." All presented different houses . . .
"The boys seemed very interested in homes,"
said Mr. Griffith.
HISTORY CHATTER
On the way back from the Hall of State,
Miss Thatcher's Texas History class, last fall,
stopped to eat their lunch at the lagoon. While
eating they found the ducks to be excellent
entertainers . . . "Don't think you're modern
when you put that lipstick on," said Mr. Alli-
son as he looked into startled feminine faces
in his World History l class at the first pe-
riod last fall. "But," he went on, "in many
of the pyramids all kinds of make-up were
found in the Egyptian queen's tomb." The not-
so-modern misses thought they were being
kidded, until Mr. Allison pointed out the exact
page that told of their Egyptian predecessors.
P. E. NOTES
What! Was Norman Kaplan, 3A, training
for track? That's the way it looked. Every day
in the fourth period P. E. class, Norman tried
his best to run around the field five times.
Either he was inspired by the track stars, or
it's a personal bet that he is trying hard to
win . . . Mr. Hutchinson, boys' P. E. instructor,
carried outa strict program of physical educa-
tion last fall. After taking three laps around
the football field, the boys "saddled up" and
carried their partners "piggie back." This was
followed by "duck walking" across the field,
approximately one hundred fifty feet. Last
came the "leap frog," then the boys had their
choice of playing football, baseball, or volley
ball. "The exercises are good for everyone, as
they prove to be an aid in gaining weight
and tightening muscles," said Mr. Hutchinson.
SPANISH STUDY
The Spanish 6 and 7 classes were reading
the story of Facundo Quiroga, an Argentine
cowboy, which tells the ways that Quiroga
worried his professor in school. George Beck,
4B, slightly dropped his head and blushed.
"What's wrong, George?" questioned Miss
Fletcher Wickham, instructor. "Do you have
a guilty conscience?" "No," he replied, "l was
just wondering if he ever got by with any
of them" . . . A study of the Indians who
chewed leaves of cocoa so they could work
days and nights without eating or resting,
was carried on in Miss Sarah Davidson's Span-
ish 5 and 6 classes last fall . . . "The customs
of Our Southern Neighbors" was the study
of the Latin American history class last fall.
ln' order to have a better understanding of
the customs, the class made a term scrap
book. Each member chose two countries upon
which he was made an "Authority."
Page' Fifig sewn
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at the last meeting." President, Grady
Burns, is shown addressing the Student
Council, while Novella Brisendine, secre-
tary, and James Little, sergeant-at-arms,
look on. All clubs and classes elect rep-
resentatives to the Student Council, which
helps to direct school activities.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Mina Lee Struckmeyer, Lewis H. Graves, Marvin
Hillis, Grady Burns, Novella Brisendine, James D. Little.
Second Row: June Box, Joan Green, Doris Wickliff, Juanita
Embry, Virginia Wimbish, Rosanne Flechtner, Judy Wyll,
Doris Roberts, Patsy Seguin, Betty Ruth Reed, Maxine
James.
Third Row: Claude Smith, Marvonelle Row, Ruth Silvergold,
Betty Rawson, Boots Reilly, Katherine Kreiter, Nancy
Hixson, Nelda Sparks, June Hogg, Joan Stone, Colleen, '
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Orrill, Eugene Du Bose.
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Fourth Row: Patty Kincaid, Earnestine Dennis, Sarah Skel-
ton, Ida Armbruster, Zadie Ball, Cora Richardson, Billy
Phillips, Fred Young, James Harris.
Fifth Row: Martha Ann Howell, Martha Ann Adamson,
Janet Lindsay, James Sparks, Edwin Gerloff, Drewery
Cowling, Benny Scarborough.
' NOT IN PICTURE
Martha joe Bledsoe, Virginia Smith, Tommy Wilkerson,
I Norman Kaplan, Wanda Orrill, Earnestine Barker, Rae
NJIY Fluny, Jaqueline Burch, Eugene Coppedge, Aileen
V,ftQiI'bLfr3fJack Goldman.
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Student Council
OFFICERS
S. S. HUTCHINSON, Sponsor
Student Council is governing body of
school .... Purpose to help fulfill needs of
school .... Aim is to develop in members
Fall Semester
GRADY BURNS, President
GENE METCALF, Vice-President
NOVELLA BRISENDINE, Secretary
MARIANA GILLESPIE, Treasurer
JAMES LITTLE, Sergeant-at-Arms.
LEWIS GRAVES, Parliamentarian
desire to take active and leading part in
school activities .... Organized in T937 with
S. S. Hutchinson as sponsor .... Representa-
tives of first period classes and clubs com-
pose Council .... Half-term membership re-
quired for officers .... Introduces co-educa-
tional eating in lunch room .... Obtains sign
Spring Semester
GRADY BURNS, President
GENE METCALF, Vice-President
NOVELLA BRISENDINE, Secretary
MARIANA GILLESPIE, Treasurer
JAMES LITTLE, Sergeant-at-Arms
LEWIS GRAVES, Parliamentarian
Pa gi Sl viy
telling when and where classes meet ....
,Sponsors fun frolic .... Supervises election
of cheerleaders during spring semester ....
Elects representatives to Juvenile Traffic
Court .... Takes charge of assemblies ....
Sponsors friendship week.
Auditoris Caesaris
OFFICERS
MISS LOURANIA MILLER, Sonsor
MISS ELIZABETH HUGHES, MISS LA-
VINIA RAWLINS, MISS ETHEL MAS-
TERS, Co-Sonsors
Auditores Caesaris has party honoring
freshman Latin students . . . "Happy Birth-
day" sung to Virgil at birthday celebration
in October at regular meeting . . . Miss Edna
-. Rowe and Miss Rachel Foote give talks and
Fall Semester
MARIANA GILLESPIE, President
DELORES LOYD, Vice-President
BILLIE CREASEY, Secretary
BETTY RAWSON, Treasurer
JOE ELLIS, Sergeant-at-Arms
show pictures on Mt. Vesuvius . . . Nelda
Sparks speaks on China . . . Club presents
awards to members of Junior Classical
League, National Latin Honorary Society . . .
Most members have won honorary member-
ship in J. C. L .... Annual Christmas party
Spring Semester
MARGARET JO MOORE, President
NELDA SPARKS, Vice-President
MARTHA ADAMSON, Secretary
PATSY GREENE, Treasurer
VICTOR LEVY, Sergeant-at-Arms
LEFT T0 RIGHT
First Row: Charles Schwarz, Edwina Fitzgerald, Margaret
Moore, Nelda Sparks, Martha Ann Adamson, Patsie
Greene, Uancy Hixson, Evelyn Joyce Schepps, Glenn
Reid, Betty Rawson, Billie Creasey.
Second Row: Paul Jordan, Charles Boone, Chloe Mountz,
Maxine Watson, Helen Cox, Maury Soltes, Joseph Silber-
man, Sigmund Altman, Jerome Statman, Victor Levy.
Third Row: Catherine Vines, Betty Joyce Segal, Dolores
Loyd, Emma Daisy Reed, Bettye Hodges, Margaret
Childress, Betty Campagna, Dorothy Haley, Margaret
Hall.
Fourth Row: Miss Lourania Miller, Geraldine Waters, Jean-
nene Bridges, Shirley Clark, Marcia Rariden, Jeanette
held . . .Annual banquet and picnic held in
spring . . . Aim ot Auditores Caesaris is to
give members broader understanding ot
Roman people, their culture, and value to
world.
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Bridges, Betty Thelma Jones, Sarah Lee Skelton, Dollie
McGarity.
Fifth Row: Miss Lavinia Rawlins, Miss Ethel Masters, Velma
Stovall, Juanita McSpadden, Betty Jo Northcutt, Dorothy
Cruse, Mary Louise McDonald, Jeanna Lee Cromer, Vir-
ginia Cook, Virginia Vodicka, Frances Potts, Billy Har-
rison, Wanda Jeane Harrison, Christine Knowles, Fran-
cine Hunt, Doris Jean Williams.
Sixth Row: Leslie McLean, Miss Elizabeth Hughes, Jeannine
Jameson, George Harman, Billy Hughes, Nancy Knott.
NOT IN PICTURE
Mariana Gillespie, Frieda Benson, Margaret Farr, Bill Stakes,
Harold Melnick, Mary Courtney, Betty Jane Sealey.
fir-
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MISS RACHEL FOOTE, Sponsor
PEGGY PACKENIUS, President
EVELYN RACHOFSKY, Vice-President
HANNAH WEBBERMAN, Secretary-
Treasurer
National Honor Society
Leadership, scholarship, character, and
service are the qualifications for National
Honor Society . . . 3A's, 4B's, and 4A's who
have attended Forest one year eligible for
membership . . . Faculty members present
names of students who receive this honor and
must be passed by all members of faculty
and society . . . Keystone and flaming torch
emblem of club . . . Presents assembly twice
a year to initiate new members . . . Membrs
get together for picnic in May, although club
does not have regular meetings.
OFFICERS
LEFT TO RIGHT Third Row: Leslie McLean, Wayne Toone, Mary Jane Joyner,
First Row: Mina Lee Struckmeyer, Charlene Sandford, Kath- Annle Wllsonf l-Ormlne Allencluf Nelda 5PC"l'51 Velma
erine Hastings, Peggy Packenius, Dorothy Hill, Elaine Stovall, G"C'dY Bums-
Sladek, Dolores Loyd, Evelyn Rachofsky. Founh Row: Miss Rachel Foote.
Second Row: Billy Swango, James D. Little, Barbara Scirratt,
Joan Burch, Reta Leatherman, Bettye Jo Cawthon, Mari- NOT lN PICTURE
ana Gillespie, Jerald Goldberg. Almq Atwood,
Pizgi' SJA'lj'-fllfll
LEFT TO RIGHT Rae Hoffman, Anita Weil, Rosalie Altman, Joe Webber-
First Row: Solie Freed, Beverly Byers, Rosanne Flechtner, . man- . A I I
Chmlene Sandford, Annie Wilson, Horace SUWOI, Miss Fifth Row: Katherine Dismari, Gloria Rollins, Ida Armbruster,
Wickham! 1 Faye McFarland, Virginia Haines, Marv.n Engelberg.
Second Row: Morris Steinberg, Juanita Tyler, Virginia Ches- Slxllhkowi lm Freedman' Wayne Toolle' B lly Moulton' Nor'
. . . . Wln Ray, Grace Oxman, Mary Alice Dowd.
nick, Dorothy Hill, Sylvia Goidl, NOT IN PICTUPE
Third ROWI LGSYGI' Frank. Tl1U"m0n ROY, RUll'l Lewin. Sl'1l"leY Doris Barish, Betty Collier, Kathleen Collins, Marcia Eng'e-
Levenftwl, EV9lYn Pomerf R059 Gruber, MUVY Jane JOYVTEVI berg, June Goldberg, Wanda Hole, Jeanette Levy, Ethel
Pecfl Feldman: AWS APOY- K Reisberg, Marilyn Rude, Bonnie Satlerwhile, Judy Wyll,
Fourth Row: Joan Stone, Euni Richt r, Marcilie She'nb g, Larry Lee Slakey. ,fn ' '
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OFFFCERS Purpose of Pan American Student Forum
MISS FLETCHER RYAN WICKHAM, is to promote better relations between the
SPONSO' Americas and to create interest in culture of
Fall Semester
HORACE SUWAL, President
CHARLENE SANFORD, Vice-President
JOAN STONE, Secretary
BEVERLY BYERS, Treasurer
WAYNEVTOONE,JSergeant-at-Arms
Spring Semester
CHARLENE SANFORD, President
ANNIE WILSON, Vice-President
ROSANNE FLECHTNER, Secretary
BEVERLY BYERS, Treasurer
HORACE SUWAL, Parliamentarian
SOLIE FREED, Sergeant-at-Arms
Latin American countries . . . Celebrates eight-
eenth birthday November 7 with Senor Chic-
ralla as speaker. . . Presents Mexican Consul
Luis Perez Abreu on Spanish assembly De-
cember 4 . . . La pinata observed at Christmas
party . . . Forest and Tech units dedicate new
flags to All-City P. A. S. F., February 16 . . .
Forest and Tech units in charge ot All-City
meeting February 16 at Alex Spence Junior
High . . . Observance ot Pan American Day
at All-City meeting at Austin, April lO . . .
Members honor Seniors with program May
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LEFT TO RIGHT Fourth Row: Betty Rawpfrl, Billie WilIiamsfLaVerne Brown,
First Row: Thurman Ray, Dorothy Hill, Evelyn Joyce Schepps, Marvonelle Roe,'M6iy Katherine Ross, Roxann Christie,
Mary Alice Dowd, Cora Richardson, Cherie Alene Free- Horace Su ql,l,5tJgene DuBose.
man, James D. Little, Ray Self, Leslie McLean. Fifth Row: B576 Creasey, Charles Waller, Richard Farr,
Second Row: Juanita McSpadden, Wilma Sanders, Joan Babetta Ganrison, Bobbie Jo Tennison, Marvin Hillis,
Burch, Barbara Scirratt, Miss Minnie Brown, Norma Lorqaine Altdnau, Billy Schmidt,
Harman, Ella Nora Perigo, Peggy Roderman, Betty Jo - A ,,,'
Northcutt, Margaret Moore. 3:14 NOT lN PICTURE
Third Row: Shirley Stephenson, Robert Willis, Martha Howell, I birothy Ahltinger, Alma Atwood, Betty Brandenburg,
Margaret Keaton, Bettye Hodges, Doris JeangM?rrk 5 ' Norma Elliot, Dorothy McQueen, Joyce Palmer, Aileen
Katherine Koller, Mary Jane Joyner. ' ,J ' figs Wilburn, Billy Brewer, Billy Swango.
Dallaslltstorical Socety
OFFICERS To institute and encourage the study, col-
MISS MINNIE BROWN, Sonsor I . . . . . if
FCI, Term ectlon, preservation, and exhibition o mate-
LESLIE McLEAN, President
ALMA ATWOOD, First Vice-President
BETTY RAWSON, Second V.-President
ANNA BRAMLETT, Recording Secy.
LORRAINE ALTENAU, Corresponding
Secretary
BILLY SWANGO, Treasurer
RAY SELF, Sergeant-at-Arms
LHURMAN RAY, Parliamentarian
KATHERINE KOLLER, Archivist
Spring Term
JAMES LITTLE, President
RAY SELF, First Vice-President
ALMA ATWOOD, Second V.-President
CHERIE FREEMAN, Recording Secy.
CORA RICHARDSON, Corresponding
Secretary
MARY ALICE DOWD, Treasurer
LESLIE MCLEAN, Parliamentarian
EUGENE DU BOSE, Sergeant-Qt-Arms
BILLIE CREASEY, Archivist
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rial pertaining to Dallas history is the aim ot
the Dallas Historical Society . . . Write biog-
raphies ot ex-Foresters killed in action . . .
Armistice Day Program, Col. Charles Bond,
speaker, November IO. . . Forest Chapter in
charge ot program at Hall ot State April 21
. . . Visits to Records Building . . . Minutes ot
early Dallas Court sessions studied -unusual
cases reviewed . . . Club members present
program in pantomime . . . Annual picnic
held in spring . . . Most outstanding Janu-
ary and June graduates receive etticiency
awards . . . D. H. S. takes part in all club
drive to frame pictures tor Dads Club Memo-
rial Hall.
Texas History Club
OFFICERS
MISS BESS THATCHER, Sponsor
Fall Semester
MARY JANE JOYNER, President
ERNESTINE BARKER, Vice-President
HANNAH WEBBERMAN, Secretary
MARGARET MOORE, Treasurer
JOE WEBBERMAN, Sergeant-at-Arms
MARTHA ADAMSON, Parliamentarian
Spring Semester
DOROTHY DOSSETT, President
MINNIE STRUCKMEYER, Vice-President
WANDA HALE, Secretary
RHONDA HARRIS, Treasurer
BILLY PEELER, Sergeant-at-Arms
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Eleanor Bushman, Catherine Vines, Juanita Tyler,
Dorothy Nell Dossett, Mina Lee Struckmeyer, Mary Jane
Jo ner Ruth Silver old Rhonda Harris
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Second Row: Mary Louise McDonald, Marcelie Sheinberg,
Elaine Goldberg, Shirley Clark, Ernestine Barker, Horace
Suwal, Cecil Davis.
Third Row: Emma Daisy Reed, Velma Stovall, Patsie Greene,
Martha Ann Adamson, Ida Armbruster, Peggy Roder-
man, Margaret Moore.
Texas History Club visits Masonic Cemetery
to study tombstones of Dallas pioneers . . .
Judge Winter King speaks on Stephen F. Aus-
tin's birthday assembly . . . Members enioy
annual Christmas party . . . Club presents
assembly March 2 . . . Promotes Texas Week
at Forest and over state . . . Presents three
books to Texas Memorial Library . . . Mem-
bers take part in writing contest sponsored
by Texas State Historical Society . . . Club
contributes to Junior Historian Magazine . . .
Members sponsor all-club project to frame
pictures of club members for Memorial Hall
planned by Dad's Club . . . To learn more
about Texas by discovering, collecting, and
preserving historical material is obiect of
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Fourth'Row: Helen Cox, Guyrene Collier, Johnny Faye Tay-
lor, Betty Brandenburg, Thelma Romotsky, Anita Weil,
Fannie Rae Fair, Bobbie Collins, Boots Reilly.
Fifth Row: Joe Webberman, Ervin Utay, Miss Bess Thatcher,
Lorraine Altenau, Wayne Toone, Billy Peeler.
NOT IN PICTURE
Alma Atwood, Frieda Benson, Norma Elliot, Jeanette Fain,
Pearl Feldman, Wanda Jeanne Hale, Edna Earl Oakley,
Charles Oney, Jane Paris, Dorothy Pratt, James Reimer,
Jo Ann Rubenstein.
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OFFICERS
MR. W. H. BUTLER, Sponsor
Fall Semester
DON BOLDIN, President
JAMES HARRELSON, Vice-President
ROBERT WILLIS, Secretary-Treasurer
HAROLD CORTIMILIA, Sergeant-at
Arms
JACK NICHOLAS, Parliamentarian
Spring Semester
ARTHUR SALE, President
HAROLD CORTIMILIA, Vice-President
JOE HALE, Secretary-Treasurer
WILLIAM JONES, Sergeant-at-Arms
LESLIE MCLEAN, Parliamentarian
Hi'Y Club
Slogan ot Hi-Y Club is "cIean living, clean
speech, clean scholarship" . . . Observes Na-
tion Wide Bible Readings from Thanksgiving
to Christmas . . . Senior Hi-Y sends home-
made Christmas cookies to men in McCloskey
and Ashburn General Hospitals and to Amer-
ican Legion . . . Joins with Military Depart-
ment in honoring William Mann, who, in
1929, gave his lite in the defense ot woman-
hood . . . Sends messages of sympathy to
parents ot Ex-Foresters killed in service . . .
Sends "Echo" to Ex-Foresters in Armed Forces
. . . Purpose ot Hi-Y Club is to "create, main-
tain and extend throughout the community
and school high standards ot Christian char-
acter.
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Bill Holmes, Marvin Hillis, Leslie McLean, Joe Hall,
Lewis Graves, Harold Cortimilia, Arthur Lee Sale, Joseph
Nicholas Leberta.
Second Row: Burton Eugene Ewing, Jack Nicholas, Bobby
Graves, W. H. Butler, James Cameron, Howard Burson,
Billie Brewer, Robert Willis.
Third Row: Billy Swango, Robert Faulk, Bobby Ray Farrow,
Johnny Swartz, Billy Rogers, Calvert Howell.
Fourth Row: Bill Canipe, Paul Cruse, Edward Reed, Richard
Winters, Billy Jones, Edward Lacy.
NOT IN PICTURE
J. T. Bass, Donald Boldin, Bob Caphin, Jack Goldman, Roy
Masters, Robert Mayo, Charles Oney, G. D. Payne,
Kenneth Peach, Jimmy Rierner, Nodine Swift, George
Vrla.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Patsy Seguin, Maxine James, Katherine Koller,
Elaine Sladek, Jimmie Simmons, Juanita Embry, Virginia
Wimbish, Peggy Petty, Annette McSpadden, Bernie
Clement.
Second Row: Lois Schuman, Joan Green, Dorothy Worley,
Joyce Melton, Cecilia Baumgartner, Vunita Stribling,
Marceline Hipwell, Frances Embry.
Third Row: Vera Ann Higgins, Yvonne Smith, Joy Howlett,
Bobbie Farrington, Barbara Lorenz, Tommie Lee Wilkin-
son, Ernestine Barker.
Fourth Row: Helen Baleia, Joyce Seguin, Louise Ogletree,
Maxine Saunders, Doris Roberts, Novella Brisendine,
Dorothy Nell Dossett, Miss Mabel Shaw.
NOT IN PICTURE
Bettye Jo Cawthon, Edythe Corder, Katherine Dismar, Bar-
bara Lebel, Edna Oakley, Wanda Orrill, Selma Segal,
Joanna Story, Alice Turcotte, Doris Williams, Anna
Young.
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Girl Reserves Club K
OFFICERS
MISS MABEL SHAW, Sponsor
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Fall Semester
JUANITA EMBRY, President
VIRGINIA WIMBISH, Vice-President
BERNIE CLEMENT, Secretary
DORIS ROBERTS, Treasurer
Girl Reserves Club promotes friendship
and better understanding of life and people
Rules, code, and standard of club are
read regularly at meetings . . . Freshman
girls entertained with songs and games at
get-acquainted party in gym . . . Presents
programs at "Swinging Seven", teen-age
canteen. . .Box supper and barn dance held
Spring Semester
BETTY CAWTHON, President
ANNETTE MCSPADDEN, Vice-President
ALICE TURCOTTE, sem-fury C- A-
JIMMIE SIMMONS, Treasurer
JUANITA EMBRY, Parliamentarian
PEGGY PETTY, Sergeant-at-Arms
at Y. W. C. A. with all Dallas High School Girl
Reserves . . . Annual Christmas party held
...Mother-Daughter luncheon given at Y. W.
...Evelyn Rachofsky most efficient Jan-
uary graduate . . . Barbara Lebel inter-club
council representative . . . Meetings held ev-
ery other Tuesday.
Przgi Sl.YIlj'fS
LEFT T0 RIGHT
First Row: Jack Mitchell, Norwin Ray, David Herman, Gor-
don Adamson, Bernard Sigel, Victor Levy, Leonard
a
Kohn, C. V. Goodrn n.
Engelberg,
Raphael Levin, Glenn Reid, Eddie Rubin, Robert Willis.
Second Row: Billy Swange, James Little, Marvin
Ray Self, Charles Annes, Myron Shwiff, Maury Soltes,
Fred Korrigut.
Fourth Row: Joe Webberman, Wayne Toone, Sigmund Alt-
man, Stanley Rubenstein, Norman Kaplan, Jerome
Tobias, Morton Rachofsky.
NOT lN PICTURE
Jack Goldman, A. D. Kleinman, Harold Melnick, Max Stat'
Standard Debating Society
OFFICERS
MR. C. V. GOODMAN, Sponsor
MR. JACK MITCHELL, Co-Sponsor
Fall Semester
LEONARD KAHN, President
KENNETH RUBINETT, Vice-President
GORDON ADAMSON, Secretary
DAVID HERMAN, Treasurer
VICTOR LEVY, Sergeant-at-Arms
Spring Semester
DAVID HERMAN, President
GORDON ADAMSON, Vice-President
NORWIN RAY, Secretary
VICTOR LEVY, Treasurer
KENNETH RUBINETT, Sergeant-ah
Arms
LEONARD KAHN, Parliamentarian
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Standard Debating Society, Forest's oldest
club, established in T917 by students inter-
ested in public speaking . . . Aim of S. D. S. is
to insure correct speech and to promote de-
bate and other forms of public speaking . .
Entertains Girls Public Speaking Club at semi-
annual party in library with Miss Edna Rowe
as guest . . . Annual banquet held at Y. M.
C. A .... Presents skit on assembly March T6
. . .Standard has ability to conduct meetings
in correct parliamentary procedure . . . Helps
extend parliamentary law to other school
clubs . . . Extemporaneous speeches, quizzes,
orations, and debates comprise programs
during the year.
Girls Public Speaking Club
OFFICERS
MISS HELEN FERN BLACK, Sponsor
Fall Semester
PHYLIS RUBINETT, President
DOROTHY HILL, Vice-President
JOYCE WYLY, Secretary
DOROTHY DOSSETT, Treasurer
EVA SCHNITZER, Sergeant-at-Arms
HELEN LIGENBERG, Parliamentarian
Spring Semester
DOROTHY HILL, President
RUTH SILVERGOLD, Vice-President
PEARL FELDMAN, Secretary
EVA SCHNITZER, Treasurer
ERNESTINE BARKER, Parliamentarian
DOROTHY ANGRIST, Sergeant-ah
Arms
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Miss Helen Fern Black, Catherine Vines, Elafne
Goldberg, Eva Schnitzer, Rhonda Harris, Doris Barish,
Judy Wyll, Evelyn Joyce Schepps, Ruth Silvergold, Doro-
thy Hill, Pearl Feldman.
Second Row: Martha Jo Matthews, Cecile Davis, Virgfnia
Chesnick, Marcilie Sheinberg, June Goldberg, Betty Joyce
Segal, Dorothy Angrist, Sylvia Goidl, Shirley Robins, Joy
Wilensky, Lois Schuman, Vunita Stribling, Rae Utay.
Third Row: Rosalie Altman, Maxine Segal, Devora Kleinman,
Selma Sagel, Virginia Cook, Ruthe Lewin, Rosalie Kov-
nat, Marilyn Rude, Eleanor Bushman, Georgia Petty,
Margaret Hall. , ,
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Girls Public Speaking Club entertains
freshman girls with "get-acquainted" party
in gym . . . Representatives of WAC's,
WAVELS, SPAR's, and Women Marines speak
on fall ,assembly . . . G. P. S. C. entertains
Standard ,Debating Society at semi-annual
,fbanauet helidiinxpriipg . . . Club presents play
as spring assembly is-rogragiigiefpril 30 . . . Most
efficient January andiJun'6?gr6duates receive
efficiency awards . . . Standard re-- rfgbliting
Society entertains G. P. S. C. at semi-annual
joint meeting . . . Every member fo club gains
valuable experience in oratory, debate, ex-
temporaneous speaking, and parliamentary
procedure through untiring efforts of Miss
Helen Fern Black. G
Fourth Row: Colleen Orrill, Beverly Byers, Thelma Romotsky,
Anita Weil, Jo Ann Aubenstein, Rae Hoffman, Fannie
Rae Fair, Bobbie Jean Hall, Yvonne Smith.
Fifth Row: Dorothy Cruse, Evelyn Somer, Edythe Corder,
Eunice Richter, Doris Janice Woodward, Marcia Rariden,
Martha Ann Adamson, Martha Howell.
Sixth Row: Helen Ligenberg, Patsie Greene, Ernestine Bar-
ker, Bettye Jo Cawthon, Dorothy Nell Dossett, Grace
Oxman, Roxie Ventura.
NOT AN PICTURE
lris Apple, Friedhi'Bens6J1, Marcia Engleberg, Nancy Hixon,
i ArlyfbHaIovii1z, Wanda Orrill, Wilma Sanders.
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Le Cercle Francais Club
OFFICERS
MRS. ZULEIKA ADAM, Sponsor
Fall Semester
REBECCA GOREN, President
ROBERT WADE, Vice-President
ROSALIE KOVNAT, Secretary
EVA SCHNITZER, Treasurer
BOBBIE JEAN HALL, Sergeant-ah
Arms
ROXIE VENTURA, Parliamentarian
Spring Semester
ROBERT WADE, President
EVA SCHNITZER, Vice-President
BARBARA LEBEL, Secretary
BOBBIE JEAN HALL, Treasurer
RUBY SCHAEFER, Sergeant-at-Arms
KATHLEEN GREEN, Parlianentarian
Purpose of Le Cercle Francais is to learn
more about France, her people, customs, lit-
erature and art which have made her a world
leader for so many centuries . . . Programs
based on French customs and eminent French
men and women who have made valuable
contributions to world culture . . . Donates
Christmas basket to Junior Red Cross Club
. . . Presents short plays in French . . . Con-
ducts sing-songs in French . . . Meets every
Thursday in Room 212 . . . Participates in
clrive to frame pictures for Dads Club Memo-
rial Hall . . . Party climaxes each semester.
LEFT TO RIGHT Wilensliy.
First Row: Mrs. Zuleika Adam, Robert Wade, Eva Schnitzer, Third Row: Rosalie Kovnat, Janet Lindsay, Roxie Ventura,
Barbara Lebel, Bobbie Jean Hall, Ruby Schaefer, Kath- Anita Jacob, Mary Jo Alexander, Shirley Robins.
Ieen Green. NOT IN PICTURE
Second Row: Jerry Barshop, Rebecca Goren, Geraldine Antoinette Carbone, Fannie Fair, Tommie Jo Grace, Evelyn
Hughey, Joan Turner, Marlene Ablon, Boots Reilly, Joy Lynn, Ramona Weeda.
'lkllfj'
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LEFT TO RIGHT
Schepps, Billie Dove Coley, Doris Jean
Struckmeyer, Nelda Sparks.
Second Row: Jane Keller, Marie Buckovan,
First Row: Lena Vatsures, Juanita Tyler, Evelyn Joyce
Morris, Mina Lee
Marifranlc Hen-
Third Rcw: Bob Slay, Peggy Elliott, Barbara Scirratt, Reta
Letherman, Joan Burch, Juanita Mcspudden, Wilma San-
ders, Bobby Graves.
NOT IN PICTURE
dershott, Annie Wilson, Mary Ann Buckovan, Mary Boys: Robert Beasley, Bobby Seely, Coy White.
Frances Nail, Marie Henry, Lorraine Altenau, Dorothy Girls: Wanda Jeanne Hale, Josephine Norman, Josephine
Ezell. , Reiner.
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OFFICERS
MISS DOROTHY GERLACH, Sponsor
Fall Semester
ANNIE WILSON, President
NELDA SPARKS, Vice-President
WILMA SAUNDERS, Secretary
JUANITA TYLER, Treasurer
RITA LEATHERMAN, Sergeant-a
MINNA LEE STRUCKMEYER,
Parliamentarian
t-Arms
Spring Semester
DORIS JEAN MORRIS, President
BILLIE COLEY, Vice-President
JUANITA TYLER, Secretary
LENA VATSURES, Treasurer
BOBBY GRAVES, Sergeant-at-Arms
ANNIE WILSON, Parliamentarian
rest Forum ,fl
Forest Forum founded in 1933 by pupils
interested in keeping abreast of present day
affairs . . . Membership open to all juniors
and seniors... Purpose to discuss present day
affairs, practice participation by all members
in a democratic manner. . . Programs consist
of quizzes, round table discussions, extempo-
raneous and prepared talks and speeches on
current events . . . Round table discussion
proves popular as program . . . Efficiency
awards presented January and June grad-
uate . . . Members take part in "Institute for
Youth" held at Civic Federation . . . Picnic
annually held in May to climax year . . .
Meetings held twice monthly.
Pugr' Svwizly-orzc'
LEFT T0 RIGHT
Third Row: Annie Wilson, Bernie Clement, Doris Roberts
First Row: Rosanne Flechtner, Novella Brisendine, Peggy Bobbie Jo Tennison, Babetta Garrison.
Petty, Mina Lee Struckmeyer, Patsy Seguin, Elaine Fourth Row: Marceline Hipwell, Miss Alice Harrington,
Sladek, Maxine James. Juanita Embry, Maxine Saunders.
Second Row: Jean Plumlee, Billie Creasey, Betty Rawson,
June Brooks, Annette McSpadden, Virginia Wimbish, NOT lN WCTURE
Louise Ogletree.
Josephine Rener, Alice Turcotte.
Vestonians
OFFICERS
MISS ALlCE HARRINGTON, Sponsor
Fall Semester
ELAINE SLADEK, President
MAXINE JAMES, Vice-President
PATSY SEGUIN, Secretary
MINA LEE STRUCKMEYER, Treasurer
JOSEPHINE RENER, Sergeant-at-Arms
LILA PARIS, Parliamentarian
Spring Semester
NOVELLA BRlSENDlNE, President
MARCELINE HIPWELL, Vice-President
PEGGY PETTY, Secretary
BERNIE CLEMENT, Treasurer
JUANITA EMBRY, Sergeant-at-Arms
ROSANNE FLECHTNER,
Parliamentarian
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Name ot club derived from Vesta, Goddess
ot hearth and home . . . Aims and obiectives
are to excel in field ot industrial arts and to
do good, bringing kindness and happiness
into lives of others . . . Purpose of club is to
help girls make better American homes . . .
Meets semi-monthly in Room 6. . . Only jun-
ior and senior girls are eligible for admission
into club. . .Members accepted by two-thirds
vote each semester . . . Sends Christmas box
to Ashburn General Hospital . . . Programs
are on making and caring tor home . . . Ves-
tonians organized in T941 with Miss Alice
Harrington as sponsor . . . Club colors are
blue and white.
Forest Junior Red Cross Council
OFFICERS
MISS I.OULA ELDER, Sponsor
MISS MARY DRAKE, Co-Sponsor
Spring Semester
THELMA ADAMS, President
PEGGY HARGRAVE, Vice-President
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ERNESTINE DENNIS, Secretary '
KAYE KIRK, Treasureri '
BETTY BURGESS, Sergeant-at-Arms
JUNE BOX, Parliamentarian
lEFT TO RIGHT
Purpose of Forest Junior Red Cross Council
is to encourage Red Cross work in clubs and
classes . . . Member of Dallas County Chap-
ter American Junior Red Cross . . . Collects
eighty-tive dollars in tall membership drive
...Contributes to fund for soldiers' telephone
calls. . .Thelma Adams takes part in presen-
tation of money to Ashburn General Hospital
. . . Sponsors drive for Christmas boxes for
Veterans' Hospitals . . . Gives record dance
and talent show March I6 to collect records
for Ashburn Hospital . . . Members take
nutrition course taught by Miss Willie Mae
Berry. 1 J A A I
Owen, Miss Elder, sponsor.
First Row: Earnestine Dennis, Jeannene Bridges, Thelma NOT IN PICTURE
Adams, Peggy Hargrove, Betfye Burgess, June Box. Charles Aney, Carl Denis, Nellie Gassman, Blanche Gold-
Second Row: Cecilia Baumgartner, J. F. Lucky, Marquita stein, Winnie Kate Kirk, Kenneth Peach, Clara Veal.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Norwin Ray, Leslie McLean, Morris Steinberg.
Second Row: Jerome Tobias, Dorothy Hill, Dolores Loyd,
Katherine Hastings, Mina Lee Struckmeyer, Rosanne
Flechtner, Bobbie Jo Tennison, Babetta Garrison, Wanda
Orrill, Rae Hoffman, Eleanor Bushman, Rosalie Kovnat.
Third Row: Catherine Vines, Thurman Ray, Elaine Sladek,
Charlene Sandford, Reta Leatherman, Barbara Scirratt,
Juanita McSpadden, Wilma Sanders, Joan Burch, Cora
Richardson, Bobbie Hall.
Fourth Row: Ruth Silvergold, Patsie Greene, Jeannene
Bridges, Avis Apoy, Mary Jane Joyner, Betty McNally,
Cherie Alene Freeman, Betty Jo Northcutt, Ida Arm-
bruster, Doris Miller.
Fifth Row: Maxine Segal, Colleen Orrill, Ruth Iewin, Cecilia
Baumgartner, Norma Harman, Jeanette Bridges, Ruby
Schaefer, Virginia Smith, Norman Kaplan, David Her-
man, Bob Vxfade.
Sixth Row: Billie Creasey, Patsy Moore, Earnestine Dennis,
Joan Stone, Katherine Koller, Jimmie Simmons, Thelma
Romotsky, Lois Nelson, Faye McFarland, Martha Howell.
Seventh Row: Emma Daisy Reed, Vunita Stribling, Billie Dove
Coley, Shirley Clark, Wanda Jeane Harrison, Helen Cox,
Fayrene Moulton, Martha Ann Adamson, Eva Schnitzer,
Bernard Siegel.
Eighth Row: John
dress, Robert
Nelda Sparks,
Thomas Bogie
Lorraine Altenau,
Gilespie, Joan
Oakley, Doris
High Scholarship
OFFICERS
MISS RACHEL FOOTE,' Sponsor
Fall Semester
GRADY BURNS, President
VEI.MA STOVALL, Vice-President
CHERI FREEMAN, Secretary
KATHARINE HASTINGS, Treasurer
KATHERINE KOLLER, Parliamentarian
JOHN COLEY, Sergeant-at-Arms
Spring Semester
LESLIE McLEAN, President
XBABETTA GARRISON, Vice-President
BOBBIE JO TENNISON, Secretary
MORRIS STEINBURG, Treasurer
GRADY BURNS, Parliamentarian
NORWIN RAY, Sergeant-at-Arms
agv Sf'Z'l'lIfj'-fr0IlY
Coley, Delores Billingsley, Margaret Chil-
Willis, Velma Stovall, Guyrene Collier,
Helen Bush, Billy Schmidt, Grady Burns,
NOT IN PICTURE
Alma Atwood, Freida Benson, Mariana
Kreiter, Barbara Lebel, Evelyn Lynn, Edna
Williams, Vera Wilson.
Club
Purpose of High Scholarship Club is to
offer students foundation of better learning
and to give a better knowledge of what is
required ofa scholar. . . Student must receive
Linz Award to be eligible for membership.. .
Club contributes to support of Chinese War
Orphan and to War Chest . . . Programs
consist of interesting talks on timely themes,
games, quizzes, and extemporaneous
speeches . . . Miss Isabel Thompson of Mani,
Hawaii, speaks on Hawaii and Orient No-
vember 30. . . Club holds annual Christmas
party . . . Annual picnic held in May . . . H. S.
C. organized in T921 . . . Meetings every
other Thursday.
, LEFT TO RIGHT
Annette Rosponte lFronklin'sD, Vodel Grant CReynolds-Pen-
londj, Betty Steel lTitche-Goettinger 8. Coj, Miss Gloyds
Neel, Dovie Langston QW. A. Green 8- Co.J, Virginioi
Champion CHunt's Dept. Storel, Ruth McGee KM. E.
Moses Voriety Storeb, Anita Sue Lynch CLynch's Hord-
wore Storel, Winrwe Jo Palmer lClarke 81 Courtsl, Sonia
A 1' "
Mo
Allen ,CTitche-Goetinger 8. Coj, Gene Gigglemon Hitche-
Goettinger 81 Co.J, Idumuye Hall lMerchonts Retail Credit
Associotionj, Betty .leon Boss CMerchonts Retoil Credit
Associotionj.
NOT IN PICTURE
ry Fclrr lTitche'Goettinger 81 Co.D, Marie Primrose lHunt's
Dept. Storel, Roseleo Story lSeor's Roebuck 8: Co.D.
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Young Retoilers
MISS GLADYS NEEL, Sponsor
FALL SEMESTER
DOVIE LANGSTON, President
MARIE PRIMROSE, Vice-President
IDAMAYE HALL, Secretory-Treasurer
BETTY JEAN BASS, Sergeont-ot-Arms
Purpose
to prepore students for store iobs
otter groduotion .... Members spend port
ot eoch school doy ond Soturdoys in store
work ....
Students receive one-fourth credit
W 665 eoch semester toword groduotion .... Study
A solesmonship, grooming, etiquette, ond reg-
QD ulor studies .... Gives training cmd experi-
0 X ence to help secure permonent iobs cmd cid-
vonce to better jobs. . . Grodes on store
Wy . work os well os schoolwork .... Pupils must
W W be interested in ond suited for store work.
Pugz' Scrvnlj
LEFT TO RIGHT
Firsl Row: Alva Shepard, H. B. Yates, Paul L. Heard, Hubert
M. Parrett, L. L. Hiegel, D. O. Hulse, Ben F. Gentle,
Adolph Sagel, James T. Whittlesey, J. M. Utoy.
Second Row: William E. Perry, John W. Beasley, L. L. Cruse,
L, W. Ray, Adolph Korngut, A. M. Jackson, T. R. Ray,
L. D. Wittkower, Sr., C. A. Patton, Odell Jameson.
Third Row: J. D. Goss, J. L. Molley, Philip Segal, Hyman
Sigel, J. T. Burlxs, Leo Fife, N. H. Goldberg, Hollis V.
Morris.
Fourth Row: W. H. Butler, M. J. Jurcik, A. Kahn, W. R.
Lindsay, E. C. Hixson, C. B. Disman, L. H. Schwetke.
Fifth Row: R. T. Hogue, Dean Goss, D. L. Sims, Ben Mims,
J. N. Jones, Louis Reinle, W. E. McCarter, Kenneth Cody,
W. E. Wesch, Sam Goldberg.
Dads Club
OFFICERS
L. L. HIEGEL, President
Forest High Dads Club has most successful
year since formation in 1943 .... Sponsors
Memorial Hall wherein will be hung a pic-
DAN O. HULSE, First Vice-President
ADOLPH SAGEL, Second Vice-President
ture ot each ex-Forester who has clied in serv-
ice of his country .... Sponsors drive for ac-
quisition of two blocks of ground for addi-
JOE M. UTAY, Third Vice-President
tion to present grounds .... Makes plans for
PAUL L. HEARD, Fourth Vice-President
building ot separate gymnasium suitable tor
HUBERT PARRETT, Fifth Vice-President year round recreation program .... Sponsors
MAURICE BECK, Sixth Vice-President
general improvements ot grounds .... Gives
Friday night dances in gym .... Presents
BEN F. GENTLE, Secretary-Treasurer
JAMES T. WHITTLESEY, Principal . . .
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talent program in auditorium December l5.
Billy Jack Saucier awarded first prize.
MRS
MRS
MRS
MRS
MRS.
Parent Teacher Association
OFFICERS
. THEO. R. RAY, President
. W. L. REILLY, Vice-President
. A. SAGEL, Second Vice-President
. H. H. DOYLE, Third Vice-President
BEN GENTLE, Fourth Vice-President
MRS.L. H. SCHWETKE,
Fifth Vice-President
MRS.
Si
MRS.
MORRIS GOLDMAN,
xth Vice-President
G. C. HARMAN,
Seventh Vice-President
MRS. l. G. MILLENDER, Recording
Secretary
MRS. BERNIE CLEMENT, Corresponding
Secretary
MRS. ALLEN REED, Treasurer
MRS. S. C. WILLIS, Historian
MRS. LUCIEN HOLMES, Pcirliamentarian
MRS. JOHN BEASLEY, War Activities
MRS. CARRIE GILLESPIE, Auditor
MRS. ODELL JAMESON, Tuditor
MRS. BEN MIMS, City Council Delegate
MRS.
GEORGE REED, City Council
Delegate
LEFT TO RIGHT
Under leadership of Mrs. Theo. R. Ray,
President, and assistants Forest Avenue Par-
ent-Teacher Association gives two paid as-
semblies .... Donates 540.00 to Community
Wra Chest and 525.00 to American Red
Cross .... Dedicates Year Book to J. T. Whit-
tlesey, new principal .... ln co-operation
with Grade School Teacher's Council makes
donation toward endowing room in new
addition of Baylor Hospital in membory of
late L. V. Stockard, assistant superintendent
.of schools .... Principals of affiliated schools
participate in programs .... P.-T.A. promotes
good will and better co-operation between
parents and teachers.
Stockdale, Mrs. J. A. Stephensen, Mrs. L. H. Schwetke,
First Row: Mrs. John Wood, Mrs. Morris Goldrnan, Mrs. Ben Mrs. A. B. Cody, Mrs. J. K. Graham, Mrs. J. T. Burks,
Gentle, Mrs. H. H. Doyle, Mrs. Leon Price, Mrs. Theo. Mrs. Allen Reed.
R. Roy, Mrs. W. L. Reilly, Mrs. Bernie Clement, Mrs. Third Row: Mrs. George Reed, Mrs. W. H. Moulton, Mrs.
T. G. Millender. Max P. Cohen, Mrs. A. Korngut, Mrs. Moulton, Miss
Second Row: Mrs. John Beasley, Mrs. Tommie Fraley, Mrs. Rachel Foote, Mrs. H. F. Lillibridge,
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Orchestra
LEFT TO RIGHT Third Row: Allen Swafford, Billy Clark, Edwina Fitzgerald,
Kenneth Davis, Billie Jean Wells, Miss Louise Wilcox,
Paul Jordan, Walter Bennett, Harold Harris, Harold Joe
Goodwin.
Fourth Row: Doris Miller, Wanda Jeane Harrison, Patricia
NFirst Row: Sammy Cowan, Billy Jack Saucier, James Robin-
son, Burl Clinton, Billy McCool, Joyce Dance, Edna Mil-
ligan, Eugene Goldgar.
Second Row: Jimmy Belken, Neil Turus, Maria Berry, Joe Hatter, John E. Lievsay.
Cody, Dollie McGarity, Billy Jacob, Patsy Cumbie, Billy NOT IN THE PICTURE
Harrison, Jimmy Ferguson, Omar Hancock. James Shipp
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ORCHESTRA has been working hard to build up larger membership
and fuller instrumentation .... Twenty-tive students learn to play school-
owned instruments .... Orchestra makes many public appearances during
school year, both in full ensemble and smaller groups .... Plays tor senior
class plays, P.-T.A. programs, commencement, assemblies, and other public
programs .... Helps present Christmas assembly in auditorium December I5.
CHORAL CLASSES have very busy year .... Entire ensemble participates
in three massed concert programs-Christmas program in school auditorium
December 15, Festival ot Praise at Fair Park Auditorium March 18, and Spring
Concert at school May I8 .... Smaller groups sing for Kiwanis Club lunch-
eons, March ot Dimes drive, Dallas Patriotic Society, P.-T.A. and Dads Club
programs, Texas History 'Club assembly, and other special programs ....
Soloists participate in Solo and Ensemble Contest at Woodrow Wilson High
School, March 24 .... Selected choir sings in Greater Dallas Band and Or-
chestral Choral Contest at McFarlin Auditorium, May Il. I
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LEFT T0 RIGHT 'A
First Row: Edgar E. Allen, Larry Lee Slakey, Edwina Fitz-
gerald, Ruth Gonzales, Gerry Wood, Billie Marie Morris,
Katherine Hensley, Dorothy Henry.
Second Row: Frances Kennedy, Joyce Houchin, Billie Jean
Wells, Jo Anne Gordon, Ruth Hendrick, Dorothy Welt-
chek, Lucille Kelley.
NOT IN
Jane Phillips,
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Nancy Knott, Emma Daisy Reed, Mary Jane
Guernsey, Betty Jo Cox, Nita G. Watkins, Nancy Walton,
Pauline Servello, Margaret Hall, Mary Haney, Norma
Cook, Barbara Tasker, Barbara Lorenz.
Second Row: Joyce Sims, Virginia Marshall, Marian Paster-
nak, ldelle Engelberg, Cecelia Rasansky, Ruth Agronotf,
Betty Bowles, Mary Wallace, Maurine Kenby, Jenna
Lee Cromer, Jeannine Jameson.
Third Row: Many Frances Reagan, Edna Willetorcl, Norma
Jean Watts, Beatrice Forbes, Shirley Ann Stillman,
Dollie Mae McGarity, Joan Wheele', Doris Jean Hudson,
Louise Wilcox.
Third Row: Doris Wages, Vera Langley, Floria McCulloch,
Betty Rud, Lois Dell Hilton, Clea Etta Berry.
Fourth Row: Clarra Chappell, Ida Jenkins, Pauline Camp,
Patsy Reed, Rose Marie Reed, Mary Louise Long, Windall
Emerson, Ralph Gilbert.
Fifth Row: John Ralston, Miss Louise Wilcox, Ben Wood-
side, Bernard Sigel.
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rah Russell
Fourth Row: Frances Leola Kennedy, Estelle Abbott, Irene
Roberts, Mildred Bierhalter, De Alva Futrelle, Ina Pearl
Slaydcn, Vivian Houch, Pearl Bond.
Fifth Row: Cecillia Baumgartner, Doris Williams, Lucille
McGee, Rochelle Stillman, Jimmie Simmons, Bobbie Far-
rington,
Paxton.
Sixth Row: Helen Baleia, Marcia Rariden, Jeanie Waddell,
Sarah Lee Skelton, Dorothy Haley. f
Ida Armbruster, Wanda Anderson, Martha
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NOT IN PICTURE
Virginia Henry, Barbara Newton, Peggy Smith, Marguerite
Wood. A
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Louise Wilcox, Cora Richardson, Joyce Seguin,
Ima Jo Gamble, Billie Ruth Partington, Lois Schuman,
Vunita Stribling, Loreeta Joan Douglas.
Second Row: Norma Jean Watts, Dorothy Nell Dossett,
Lillian Jones, Dorothy Ahlfinger, Frances Jurcilc, Billie
Sue Bishop.
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Miss Louise Wilcox, Altha Jo McLean, Florine
Robison, Valliere Lindley, Bobbie Hall, Mary Mahone,
Catherine Vines, Zadie Ball, Yvonne Rivers, Joan Turner.
Second Row: Pauline Satterwhite, Janet Lindsay, Carole
Durham, Tom Belken, Raymond Sorrells, George Rich-
ardson, Billie Brewer, Richard Macon, H. L. Biggs.
Third Row: Gaither Endsley, Neal Wright, Charlene Hobbs,
Louise Hixson, Bennie Crow, Kathleen Malone, Gloria
Baise, Draper Alto.
Fourth Row: Joe Hall, Cecil McRight, Billie Brewer, Bobby
Cowgill, Joe Epps, R. K. Rasco, Bob Slay.
NOT IN PICTURE
Bobbie Jean Bentley, Betty Sue Camp, Dora Mae McFadin,
Jerry McGarrity.
Third Row: Robert Willis, Thurman Roy, Carl Moehle, Hol-
man Hawkins, George Harman, Billy Hughes, Joe Hor-
ton, James Norwaod, Bill Shuptrine.
Fourth Row: Vivian Bennett, Yvonne Smith, Bonnie Good-
man, Elsie Parish, Elizabeth Bennett, Don McNally, Lois
Boone, Dorothy Cleghorn, Martha Howell, Martha Ann
Adamson.
NOT IN PICTURE
Homer Chaffin, James Shipp
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Seth Miller. . .
Furber, the butler
January '45 Class Play
Ch, Promise Me!
MISS HELEN FERN BLACK, Director
CAST
Barry Hollis, a young millionaire .
Mrs. Sue Hollis, a woman of 35 . .
June Hollis, girl of 17 ....
Kathleen, the cook
Patsie Linden, dancer .
Mrs. Linden, her mother .
Gladys Vance, dream girl .
Ralph Saunders, man of 25 . .
Mrs. Jones, a young mother . . .
Ann Furber, girl of
19 . . . . .
June '45 Class Play
Billy Tom Fennell
. . Bobby James
. Donald Boldin
Evelyn Rachofsky
. Evelyn Dudley
. Peggy Packenius
. Margrette Kizer
. Joyce Wyly
. . . Lila Paris
. Jerald Goldberg
Betty Jane Plunk
Phyllis Rubinett
Too Many Relatives
MISS HELEN FERN BLACK, Director
CAST
Harry Savage, a young writer .... . . Robert Lee Smith
Mabel Savage, his recent bride . . . Dorothy Hill
Mrs. Donelly, their landlady . . Devora Kleinman
Gracie Evans, Mabel's sister . . .
Jasper Wilkins, her bashful beau . .
Officer Butterfield, a singing policeman .
Lucy, a maid . .
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Ermintrude Evans, Mabel's aunt . . .
Otto B. Savage, Harry's uncle ....
Smokey McGee, a desperate criminal , .
. Dolores Loyd
. Leslie McLean
. Marvin Hillis
. Lorraine Altenau
. Helen Ligenburg
. Billy Swango
. Leon Bolin
Page Eighty-une
The Forest Echo
1945
Award of Distinguished Merit in Journalism . . . District Winner CTexas
Interscholastic League Press Conferencej.
I 944
Award of Distinguished Merit in Journalism . . . District Winner CTexas
interscholastic League Press Conferencej . . . Rosemary Coward, co-ed-
otri-in-chief, wins third place in state in copyreading.
All-American Honor Rating QNational Scholastic Press Associationj. This
rating, which is based on the issues published during the fall semester
of 1943-44, places the Echo among the top-flight high school papers of
the nation.
All-American Honor Rating CNational Scholastic Press Associationj. This
rating was based on the editions published during the spring semester.
I 943
Award of Distinguished Merit inJournalism fDistrict Winner lnterscho-
lastic League Press Conferencej.
All-Texas Honor Rating CTexas High School Press Associationi.
Stanley Peacock, editor-in-chief, wins second place and ties for third in
news story writing CTexas High School Press Associationj.
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Award of Distinguished Merit in Journalism . . . District Winner CTexas
High School Press Associationj.
All-Texas Honor Rating CTexas High School Press Associationj.
Twice monthly the presses start rolling and out comes the Echo.. .
Journalism students run here and there getting all the latest news and fea-
tures for the next edition . . . Staff members learn the art of make-up . . .
Cubs meet challenge of staff and put out Cub Edition, followed by Senior
Edition in Januarv . . . William Thompson, guest at Journalism banquet in
fall . . . New staff takes over for spring term and bids farewell to gradu-
ating staff . . . Sends each issue to ex-Foresters in the service, both in the
states and overseas . . . Spring edition comes out in colors. . . Non-iournal-
ism students boost the sales by helping to sell papers in first period classes
. . . Student contribute stamps and money generously to help the Echo send
the papers to the boys in the service . . . Staff promotes waste paper drives,
war bond and stamp sales, banking, and other school activities . . . Covers
all sports and urges students to back the Lion teams . . . Echo sponsors mat-
inee dance before Easter Holidays to raise money for stamps. . .San Jacinto
edition dedicated to all boys in the armed services . . . Helps the Dads Club
secure for the memorial hall at Forest pictures and information concerning
ex-Foresters killed in action . . . Annual press banquet is held in May.
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Third Row: Novella Brisendine, Doris Roberts, Betty Davis,
Hilda Wolfe, Annette McSpadden, Peggy Petty, Bernie
First Row: Dorothy Baise, Marvin Nielsen, Louise Ogletree, Clement' Alice Turccnel Virginia Wimbish.
Murqullo Owen' Wayne Toone' Lorraine Altenouf 'leon Fourth Row: Joe Hall, James Wilhite, George Richardson,
Plumlee, Marvin Hillis, Evelyn Joyce Schepps. Bob Slay, Leon Bolin, Mary Smith Clark, Sponsor.
Second Row: Lewis Graves, Elizabeth Phillips, Katherine NOT IN PICTURE
Koller, Peggy Hargrove, Edythe Corder, June Brooks, Yvonne Bennett, Dorothy Ezell, Joseph Leberta, Ellis Parish,
Loyce Collins, Thelma Adams. Clara Veal.
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1944
CORINNE FELDMAN, WILLIE MITCHELL,
SYLVIA MOSS ....... Editors
DONALD MARTIN .... Exchange Editor
LORRAINE ALTENAU, WAYNE
TOONE .... . . Managing Editors
H. L. PRYOR ..... Sports Editor
DOROTHY MCCULLOUGH . . . Columnist
EVELYN SCHEPPS . . . Alumni Editor
ROY MASTERS, LEWIS
GRAVES .... . Military Editors
KATHLEEN ROBERSON . . Personals Editor
KATIE FAIR ......, News Editor
MARVIN HILLIS ..... Makeup Editor
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1945
LORRAINE ALTENAU, WAYNE
TOONE ........ Co-Editors
YVONNE BENNETT . . . Managing Editor
ELIZABETH PHILLIPS, DOROTHY
EZELL ....... Assistant Editors
ALICE TURCOTTE ..... Feature Editor
DOROTHY BAISE . . Assistant Feature Editor
BETTY MCNALLY, BILL
SCHMIDT .... . Copy Editors
BOBBY GRAVES . . . ROTC Editor
MARVIN NIELSEN . . . Sports Editor
JOE HALL . . . . Sports Assistant
MARVIN HILLIS ..... Makeup Editor
KATHERINE KOLLER .... Clubs Editor
JEAN PLUMLEE .... Freshman Editor
BETTY DAVIS, CLARA VEAL, LOUISE OGLE-
TREE, NOVELLA BRISENDINE, PEGGY PETTY,
EDYTHE CORDER, DORIS ROBERTS, MAR-
' QUITA OWEN .... Associate Editors
EVELYN SCHEPPS . . . Alumni Editor
ALICE TURCOTTE ..... Feature Editor
LEON BOLIN, JOSEPH LEBERTA, GEORGE
RICHARDSON, JANES WILHITE, ROBERT
SLAY, THELMA ADAMS, JUNE BROOKS,
BERNIE CLEMENT, HILDA WOLFE, LOIS COL-
LINS, VIRGINIA WIMBISH, PEGGY HAR-
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BETTY McNALLY
Editor-in-Chief
DOLORES LOYD
Senior Editor
NELS HANSEN
Sports Editor
ROSALIE KOVNAT
Advertising Manager
NORWIN GENE RAY
JEROME TOBIAS
Business Assistants
SHIRLEY CLARK
Assistant Senior Editor
JOSEPH LEBERTA
Art Editor
JUAN ITA McSPADDEN
Office Manager
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ANNIE GEM FELDER
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Forester Annual Stall
Up they go to wave proudly above the school! The Color Guard takes great care with
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orders of the day. Military guards are another a ddition to military duties this year.
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want to say thanks especially to Harry Crenshaw of Southwestern Engraving Company, Irving
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Joyce Schepps.
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den, Wilma Sanders, Joyce Scallons, Margaret Keaton,
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Hoffman, Ruth Lewin Idelle Rosenaur, Wanda Orrill,
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Rosalie Kovnat, Betty Rawson, Annie Stephenson,
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Nally.
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dine, Doris Roberts, Ivan Huddleston, J. C. Corbett.
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thy Ezell, Patsy Jean Davis, Lorraine Altenau, Peggy
Petty, Betty Davis, Virginia Wimbish, Hilda Wolfe, Clara
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Commanding
Col. Gilbert Ackerman, Professor
of Military Science and Tactics, in-
spects Forest Unit of Reserve Offi-
cers, Training Corps for appearance
and theory. Regular R.O.T.C. mem-
bers, under First Lt. Gilbert Daniel,
drills fifth period Girls' military gym
classes in basic military practices.
Girls are promoted to regular mili-
tary ranks, ranging from private
first class to captain. Highest rank-
ing girls' officer is Capt. Edythe
Corder. Guards are placed in halls
weekly by officer in charge of this
special detail. Rifle team takes part
in city and national firing matches.
Privilege of going to Camp Dallas
adds to the popularity of this course.
Pugr Eiglwiy-vigbl
Sergeant
FRANK A. ORRILL
Assistant Commandant
At Federal inspection Lieutenant
Col. Leon Bolin congratulated on
appearance of corps .... 5fSgt. Jack
Nicholas first man in city to be
awarded Federal Inspection Ribbon
for being "absolutely perfect." . . .
Late promotions: Leon Bolin, to Lieu-
tenant Col., Gordon Adamson, to
Maior, Gilbert Daniel, to Captain.
. . . Capt. Gilbert Daniel elected cap-
tain of Rifle Team .... Rifle Team of
Daniel, Swift, McCoy, Barge, and
Steinberg fires Shoulder-to-Shoulder
Match April 21 .... Takes part in
Wozencraft Drill May 5 at Crozier
Technical High .... Presents annual
Military Ball May li .... Corps pre-
sents Grand March, coronation of
Queen, and Grand Sweep .... Ca-
dets fire for medals.
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LEFT TO RIGHT Ellis, Capt. Fred Fife, Second Lt. Bobby Graves.
First Row: Major Leon Bolin, Second Lt. Lewis Graves. Third Row: Master Sgt. Coy White, Master Sgt. Jack
Second Row: Capt. Jack McCoy, Capt. Ray Self, Capt. Joe O'Donnel.
Off' ers
LEFT TO RIGHT Second Lt. Horace Suwal, Second Lt. Bobby Graves,
First Row: Maior Leon Bolin, Capt. Gordon Adamson. Second Lt. James D. Little, Capt. Richard Farr, Capt.
Second Row: Captain Horace C. Barge, Capt. Joe Ellis, Joe Epps.
Capt. Fred Fife, First Lt. Charles Waller, First Lt. Gilbert Fourth Row: Second Lt. Richard Baxter, Second Lt. Leslie
Daniel. McLean, Capt. Ray Self, Second Lt. Lewis Graves, Second
Third Row: First Lt. Robert L. Smith, Captailn Jack McCoy, Lt. Glenn Kirk, Second Lt. David Herman.
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FIRST LIEUTENANT
SERGEANTS
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Second Lt. James D. Little, First Lt. Robert L.
Smith, Second Lt. Glenn S. Kirk.
Second Row: Cpl. Billy McRight, Second Lt. Lawis Graves,
Instructor, Maior Leon Bolin, sfsgr. Harold Harris,
TfSgt. Jack Knott, TfSgt. Herman Scott, Rct. Charles
Coley, Rct. Shearn Rouinsky, Rct. Billy Schaerdel, Rct.
Larry Lee Sla key.
Third Row: Cpl. Robert Willis, Pvt. Lawrence Selman,
John Vatsures, Cpl. Carlisle Barton, Sgt. Donald
Pvt. Nathan Newman, Pvt. George Richardson,
Grady Burns, Rct. Harold Robertson, Pvt. Wayne
Fourth Row: Pvt. Cecil Cooley, Pvt. Sammy Griggs, P
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MAJOR
Bolin, Leon
CAPTAIN
Burch, Jimmy
Smith, Robert
SECOND LIEUTENANTS
Little, James D.
Kirk, Glenn
FIRST SERGEANT
Bodine, Floyd
TECHNICAL SERGEANTS
Scott, Herman
Knott, Jack
STAFF SERGEANTS
Jones, William
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Andrews, Pvt. Milford Carpenter, Rct. Billy Collins, Rct.
Charles Schwarz, Cpl. Tommy Robinson, Cpl. Thomas
Hutson, Pvt. Calvert Wallace, Pvt. James Walters.
Fifth Row: SfSgt. Nathan Stovall, SfSgt. Don James, Cpl.
Irby Barber, Pvt. Don Burt, Rct. Charles H. Haddock,
Rct. Sherman Satterwhite, Rct. J. B. Williams, Rct. Gerald
Welborne, Pvt. Edward Cummings.
Sixth Row: sfsgf. Sammy Cowan, CpI. Ahus Lindsey, Rct.
Charles Boone, Cpl. Tommy Boatman, Rct. Ralph Rey-
SfSgt.
Weeks, nolds, Rct. Joe Rener, Rct. Chester Moody, Rct. Jasper
SfSgt. Rigsby, Rct. Gene Stockdale, Pvt. Robert Faulk.
Hardin. Seventh Row: Pvt. Billy Harrison, Cpl. Joe Webberman, Pvt.
vt. Sam Jimmy Hallon.
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Vatsures, John
Stovall, Nathan
James, Dan
Burns, Grady
Cowan, Sammy
Harris, Harold
Hooks, Terry
Weeks, Donald
Withrow, Glynn
CORPORALS
Boatman, Tommy
Hutson, Thomas
Lindsey, Alvis
McRight Billy
Robinson, Tommy
Barton, Carlisle
Willis, Robert
Webberman, Joe
PRIVATES
Andrews, Sam
Barber, Irby
Burt, Don
Calvert, Charles
Carpenter, Milford
Cooley, Cecil
Cumming, Edward
Faulk, Robert
Fisher, Alvin
Griggs, Sammy
Harrison, Billy
Newman, Nathan
Richardson, George
Walters, James
Hardin, Wayne
Holland, Jimmy
RECRU ITS
Allen, Edgar
Boone, Charles
Haddock, Charles
Coley, Charles
Moody, Chester
Gilbert, Ralph
Plunk, Joe Dan
Ravinsky, Shearn
Rener, Joe
Reynolds, Ralph
Rigsby, Jasper
Robertson, Harold
Schaerdel, Billy
Scharz, Charles
Satterwhite, Sherman
Selman, Lawrence
Slakey, Larry Lee
Stockdale, Earnest
Strickland, Curtis
Welborne, Gerald
Williams, J. B.
Collines, Billy Charles
Hawkins, Holman RECRUIT
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ATTACHED TECHNICAL SERGEANTS CORPORALS
Captain Fife, Fred
Captain McCoy, John
Captain Ellis, Joe
Second Lieutenant
Graves, Lewis
Second Lieutenant
Suwal, Horace
CAPTAIN
Barge, Horace
FIRST LIEUTENANT
Swift, Nodine
SECOND LIEUTENANT
Baxter, Richard
FIRST SERGEANT
Steinberg, Mogpis
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PMASTER SERGEANT
O'Donnell, Jack
Arrington, Donald
Russell, Harold
STAFF SERGEANTS
Burson, Howard
Donaberger, Ernest
Ewing, Burton
Nicholas, Jack
Palmer, Frank
Scarborough, Benny
Shuptrine, Bill
Turner, Jack
Utay, Ervin
Cook, Homer
Robinson, Billy
SERGEANTS
Calvert, Howell
McGarity, Herbert
Murphy, Billy
Ravell, Tommy
Moehle, Carl
Strickland, Gilbert
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Second Lt. Richard Baxter, First Lt. Nodine Swift,
Capt. Horace C. Barge, Second Lt. Horace Suwal.
Second Row: TfSgt. Donald William Arrington, TfSgt.
Harold Russell, Master Sgt. Jack O'Donnell, Capt. Fred
Fife, Capt. Joe Ellis, Capt. John McCoy, Second l.t.
Lewis Graves, Instructor, First Sgt. Morris Steinberg, Sgt.
Coy White.
Third Row: Pvt. John David Coley, sfsgf. Burton Eugene
Ewing, sfsgf. Jack Turner, Sgt. Herbert McGarity, Pvt.
Billy Jack Saucier, Pvt. Johnny Higgins, Pvt. Thomas
Hardin, Pvt. Claude Smith, Pvt. Robert Ray, Sgt. Billy
Murphy, Pvt. Richard Blair.
Gerloft, Edwin
Higgins, Charles
Holmes, L. B.
Mankins, E. G.
Palmer, Cecil
Sale, Arthur Lee
Mims, John
PRIVATES
Belkin, Jimmy
Blair, Richard
Chaffin, Homer
Clay, Jerry
Coley, John
Cohen, Jake
Fuller, lanie
Goodwin, Harold
Gregory, J. M.
Hardin, Thomas
Higgins, Johnny
Hays, John
Marquez, Alexander
Pirozzo, Daniel
Ray, Robert
Ridgell, Jack
Sharp, Billy
Sims, George
Smith, Claude
Smith, Joseph
Saucier, Billy
Sturdivant, Kenneth
Swafford, Allan
Vayette, Harvey
Welborne, Cortland
Wiles, Martin
Rutchik, Martin
Fisher, Alvin
Stahl, Charles
Housman, Billy Moore, Billy
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Thomas Ravell, Sgt. Holman Hawkins, Sgt. Howell Cal-
vert, Pvt. Alexander Marquy, Rct. Billy Moore, Pvt. Allen
Swafford, Pvt. Cortland Welborne, Pvt. Jerry Day.
Fifth Row: Cpl. E. G. Mankins, sfsgf. Howard Burson, Cpl.
John Mims, Sgt. Gilbert Strickland, Pvt. Jimmy Belken,
Pvt. Charles Stahl, Pvt. George Sims, Pvt. Daniel
Pirozzo, sfsgf. Frank Palmer.
Sixth Row: Pvt. Martin Wiles, Pvt. Joseph Smith, sfsgf.
Ernest Donaberger, Pvt. Harvey Vayette, Cpl. Cecil
Palmer, Pvt. Kenith Sturdivant, SfSgt. Homer Cook, Pvt.
Harold Goodwin, sfsgf. Bill Shuptrine.
Seventh Row: Sgt. Carl Moehle, Pvt. John Hayes, Pvt. Alvin
Fisher, Cpl. Charles Higgins, Pvt. Lonnie Fuller, Pvt.
Fourth Row: Cpl. Arthur Lee Sale, Cpl. L. B. Holmes, Sgt. Jack Ridgell, SfSgt. Benny Scarborough.
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CAPTAIN TECHNICAL SERGEANTS
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Second Lt. Bobby Jackson, First Lt. Charles Wal-
ler, Capt. Richard L. Farr, Second Lt. Bobby Graves.
Second Row: Master Sgt. Coy White, Pvt. Hughie Cox, Rct.
Windall Emerson, Pvt. Carl Dennis, Pvt. Billy Jacob, Pvt.
Bertis Bray, Pvt. Weit Ronald, SfSgt. Jimmy James,
sfsgf. Billy Joe Love, Pvt. Don McNally.
Third Row: Pvt. Lawrence Drake, Pvt. Kenneth Norman,
Rct. H. C. Harris, Pvt. Elmer Morris, Pvt. James Robin-
son, Sgt. Elwood Morris, Cpl. Bennie Adams, Cpl. Dale
Lowe, Pvt. Bobby Joe Houchin.
Fourth Row: SfSgt. Morton Rachofsky, sfsge. Billy Johnston,
Pvt. Eugene Plant, Cpl. Thomas Bogie, sfsgf. Thurman
Ray, Ptc. George Dasch, Pvt. Donald Murray, Pvt. Buford
Raley.
Fifth Row: First Sgt. J. C. Corbett, Pvt. Pace Zeman, Sgt.
Fred Korngut, Pvt. Jack Newell, Pvt. Richard Winters,
SfSgt. John Jefferies, Pvt. Richard Gammon.
Sixth Row: Sgt. John Bowland, Cpl. James Marshall, sfsgf.
Myron Shwift, Pvt. W. M. Butler, Jr., Pvt. Tom Belken,
Cpl. Bill Watkins, TfSgt. Jack Beaver, Rct. Olen Rober-
son, Cpl. Bob Walters, Sgt. E. A. Splawn.
Seventh Row: Cpl. Eugene Du Bose.
Company C
Farr, Richard L.
FIRST LIEUTENANT
Waller, Charles
SECOND LIEUTENANTS
Graves, Bobby Qattachedj
Jackson, Bobby
Peeler, Billy
MASTER SERGEANT
White, Coy fattachedl
FIRST SERGEANT
Corbett, J. C.
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Beaver, Jack
STAFF SERGEANTS
James, Mathew
Jenkins, Glenn
Johnston, Billy
Jefferies, John
Kieke, Elmo
Love, Billy Joe
Rachofsky, Morton
Ray, Thurman
Shwiff, Myron
SERGEANTS
Bowland, John
Korngut, Fred
Morris, Ellwood
Splawn, E. A.
Bogie, Thomas
DuBose, Eugene
Lowe, Dale
Marshall, James
Walters, Bobby Joe
Watkins, Bill
PRIVATES
Beaver, Kenneth
Belkin, Thomas
Bray, Bertis
Cox, Hughie
Drake, Lawrence
Dasch, George
Dennis, Carl
Frank, Lester
Freedman, Ira
Gammon, Richard
Jacob, Billy
Morris, Elmer Lee
McNally, Don
Murray, Donald
Newell, Jack
Norman, Kenneth
Plant, Eugene
Robinson, James
Roley, Buford
Witt, Ronald
Winters, Richard
Zeman, Pace
RECRUITS
Butler, W. M.
Emerson, Windall
Harris, H. C.
Roberson, Olen
CAPTAINS
Adamson, Gordon
Self, Ray latachedl
FIRST LIEUTENANT
Daniel, Gilbert
SECOND LIEUTENANT
McLean, Leslie
FIRST STAFF SERGEANT
Moore, Tommy
TECHNICAL SERGEANTS
Wilhite, James
Pritchett, Cecil
STAFF SERGEANTS
McRight, Cecil
Witt, Donald
Abbott, Clyde
Barnes, Walter
Company D
Ballard, Harrell
Tankersley, Billy
SERGEANT
Wagliardo, Jasper
CORPORALS
West, George
Moody, Bobby
Barton, Reuben
Pyle, Stanley
Dunn, Freddie
Mayo, Robert
Somer, Joseph
Matthews, Jack
Young, Fred
Slay, Bob
PRIVATES
Anderson, Frank
Bartlett, James
Biggs, H. L.
Bridges, Harvey
Crabtree, Eddie
Cowling, Dewery
Engelberg, Marvin
Fraley, Tommy
Gaston, Warren
Gentry, Felton
Hicks, Henry
Hollon, J'mmy
Hulse, Raymond
Levy, Victor
Lucky, J. F.
Milton, Alvfs
Miller, Billy
Morse, Barney
Packenius, Herbert
Parker, Tommy
Zaboinik, Jerome
Sparks, James
Singer, Paul
Slaughter, J. T.
RECRUITS
Burris, Jimmy
Contile, Gus
Cummings, George
Dawdy, Jackie
Egerhart, Gideon
Redman, Lee Roy
Rogers, Billie
Russell, Curtis
Smith, Walter
Sinclair, Wallace
Thompson, James
Weisfield, Danny
Woolbright, Lester
Yates, Marshall
Lemons, Billy
James, William
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First Row: Second Lt. Leslie Mclean, First Sgt. Tommy Moore,
Captain Gordon Adamson, First Lt. Gilbert Daniel, Cap-
tain Ray Self lattachedj.
Second Row: TfSgt. Cecil Pritchett, Rct. Walter Smith, Cpl.
Bob Slay, Pvt. Tommie Fraley, Rct. Billy Rogers, Pvt.
Tommy Parker, Rct. .lames Thompson, Rct. Curtis Russell,
Rct. Marshall Yates, sfsgf. Billy Tankursley, Cpl. Robert
Mayo.
Third Row: sfsgt. Harrell Ballard, Pvt. James Sparks, Cpl.
Joseph Somer, Cpl. Freddie Dunn, Pvt. Billy Miller, Rct.
Lee Roy Redman, Rct. Lester Woolbright, Rct. Gideon
Eberhart, Rct. Wallace Sinclair, Rct. George Cummings.
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mon Hulse, Cpl. Stanley Pyle, Cpl. George West, Cpl.
Jack Matthews, Pvt. James Bartlett, Rct. Jackie Dowdy,
Rct. Gus Contello, sfsgf. Clyde Abbott, sfsgf. Cecil
McRight.
Fifth Row: Sgt. Jasper Wagliardo, Cpl. Reuben Barton, Pvt.
H. L. Biggs, Pvt. Frank Anderson, Pvt. Drewery Cowling,
Pvt. Marvin Engelberg, Rct. Billy Lemons, Rct. William
James, Pvt. Jerome Zabonik, sfsgf. Walter Barnes.
Sixth Row: Pvt. J. T. Slaughter, Rct. Barney Morris, Pvt. Arvis
Melton, Pvt. J. F. Lucky.
Seventh Row: sfsgf. Donald Witt.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: First Lt. Herbert Hoover, Capt. Joe Epps, Second
Lt. David Herman,
Second Row: Pvt. Sigmund Altman, Cpl. Joe Cody, Cpl.
Robert Wade, Pvt. Billy Clark, SfSgt. Jack Goldman,
Pvt. Glenn Reid.
Third Row: sfsgf. Norwin Ray, Pvt. Kenneth Chunn, Pvt.
R .
First Row: SfSgt. Cecil McRight, Capt. Jack McCoy, Second
LEFT TO RIGHT
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Tate Milner, Pvt. Harold Joe Godwin, Sgt. Jerome A.
Tobias, sfsgf. Stanley Z. Rubenstein, Pvt. Maury Soltes.
Fourth Row: Cpl. David Claxton, Pvt. Marvin Blaclc, Sgt.
John Lievsay, Pvt. Paul Jordon.
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First Sgt. Jerry Barshop, T!lSgt. Boyd Moore, T!lSgt. .lay
Rudberg, Sgt. Charles Fostei,'RLw,Jerome Statman.
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First Row: sfsgr. Nathan Stovall, S.fSgt. Howard Burson,
First Lt. Nodine Switt, Second Lt. Dois Ann Bateman,
Capt. Elizabeth Bennett, Second Lt. Bonnie Goodman,
First Sgt. Martha Jo Matthews, First Lt. G'lbert Daniel,
T,fSgt. Jack Knott, First Sgt. Morris Steinberg.
Second Row: Rct. Martha Ann Adamson, Rct. Altha Jo
McLean, Rct. Jacqueline Burks, Rct. Idelle Engelberg,
sfsgf. Joan Turner, Rct. Judy Wyll, SfSgt. Bobbie Jo
Tatum, P.F.C. Frances Potts, Rct. Catherine Vines, SflSgt.
Barbara Deloache, Cpl. Edna Earl Kinnamon, Rct. June
Goldberg.
Third Row: Rct. Margaret Farr, Rct. Maxine Simmons, Cpl.
Evelyn Julian, TfSgt. Yvonne Rivers, Rct. Patsie Greene,
Sgt. Florine Robison, P.F.C. Doris Stroud, Cpl. Dorothy
Cleghorn, SfSgt. Lois Boone, Rct. Helen Dawdy, Rct.
Nellie Maxwell, Rct. Shirley Robins.
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: SflSgt. Nathan Stovall, sfsgf. Howard Burson,
First Lt. Nodine Swift, TfSgt. Charlene Sondtord, Second
Lt. Clara Belle Veal, Capt. Edythe Corder, First Lt. Alma
Atwood, Second Lt. Bettye Jo Cawthon, First Lt. Gilbert
aniel, Tf"Sgt. Jack Knott, First Sgt. Morris Steinberg.
Second Row: sfsgf. Aileen Wilborn, Sgt. Helen Samford,
Pvt. Loyce Collins, S,fSgt. Doris Johnson, Pvt. Frieda Ben-
son, Cpl. Katherine Dismon, Cpl. Etta Jane Wallis, Pvt.
Shirley Leventhol, Sgt, Selma Sagel, Cpl. Beverly Byers,
S,fiSgt. Dorothy Angrist.
Third Row: Pvt. Ruby Usry, sfsgf. Dorothy Carter, Sgt.
LaVerne Albright, Sgt, Lois Anderson, Sgt, Juanita
McSpadden, Sgt. Virginia Smith, Pvt. Rose Gruber, P.F.C.
Rosalie Kovnat, Pvt. Eunice Richter, Pvt. Jettie Mae
Rowe.
Fourth Row: Sf'Sgt. Betty Lou Brown, S'Sgt. Earnestine
Dennis, Sgt. Jeannene Bridges, sfsgf. Patsy Jean Davis,
P.F.C. Sarah Kaplan, SfSgt. Els'e Parish, Sf'Sgt. Vivian
Bennett, Sgt. Jeanette Bridges, Rct. Jonnie V. Harris, Rct.
Virginia Cook, Rct. Nancy Knott, Rct. Valliere Lindley.
Fifth Row: Rct. Martha Brown, Rct. Jenna Lee Cromer. Rct.
Joy Welensky, Rct. Louise Poole, Rct. Lois Dell Hilton,
Rct. Dorothy Barbazon, Rct. Frances Moran, Rct. Pauline
Dillon, Rct. Betty Lou Nelson.
Sixth Row: Rct. Margaret Moore, Rct. Wanda Barton, Rct.
Mary Mahone, Rct. Pauline Satterwhite, Rct. Cecelia
Rasanslmy, Rct. Zadie Ball.
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P.F.C. Dorothy Cruse, P.F.C. Emma June Forston, Sgt. Helen
Gamball, P.F.C. Norma Hassell, Pvt. Loretta Pickett, Sgt.
Yvonne Smith.
Fourth Row: Pvt. Freddie Jean Polvogt, Pvt. Raye Nell
Plunlc, Pvt. Ora Mae Windham, sfsgt. Tommie Jo
Grace, sfsgt. Jean Stewart, Sgt. Mary Lou Watkins,
P.F.C. Eleanor Bushman, sfsgf. Jo Ann Rubenstein, Pvt.
Betty Wallace, P.F.C. Frances Tulme, Pvt. Rae Rogers,
Pvt. Cora Richardson.
Fifth Row: Pvt. Maxine Watson, Pvt. Pearl Feldman, Sgt.
Earldine Williams, Sgt. Barbara Lebel, Pvt, Dorothy
Ahltinger, Sgt. Jane Keller, P.F.C. Gerry McGarity.
Sixth Row: Pvt. Mary Alice Dowd, Pvt. Ella Nora Perigo,
Pvt. Billie Joyce McCullough, Pvt. Wanda Lawson, Pvt.
Margaret Jo Moore.
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Cpl. Myra Jean Hayes, S,Sgt. Rae Hattn-an, Sgt. Ed'th
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LEFT T0 RIGHT -- ' l 1 i" if A Charles Conner, Joe Weise, Horace Barge, Paul Cruse,
First Row: Jock Gentle, Gilbert Daniel, Earnest Donaberger,
Kenneth Higginbotham, Dick Wood, Marvin Nielsen, Billy
Patzig, Eugene Coppedge, Billy Phillips, Bernard Cohen,
Gene Metcalf.
Second Row: Joe Edwards, Bennie Morgan, lrving Adelstein,
H. L. Pryor, Harold Zeitman, Jerry Doyle, Charles Tuttle,
Robert Beasley, Robert Cruse, James'Camp.
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Forest 13-North Dallas 14
The Forest Lions scored their first touch-
downs of the season in the action-packed
North Dallas-Forest game September 23. Little
H. L. Pryor ran 19 yards for our first tally.
Tuttle's try for extra point was no good. The
Lions' second tally came when Jerry Doyle
caught a 28-yard pass and ran for a touch-
down. Sheats chalked up both tallies for the
Bulldogs. Dickerson's toe chalked up both ex-
tra point tries enabling North Dallas to gain
the victory.
Forest 0- Sunset 6
A last minute passing barrage enabled the
Sunset Bisons to nip the Forest Lions, 6-0. Out-
played for 46V2 minutes, the Bisons came
through in the waning minutes of the game
with a touchdown pass combination, Williams
to Kallstom. The Lions threatened several
times, but many Lion onslaughts were foiled
by infraction of rules. The total yardage pen-
alized stacked up to 115 yards. Fumbles were
also costly to the Lions.
Forest 34-Woodrow 14
The Forest Lions romped over the Woodrow
Wilson Wildcats, 34-14, Saturday, October 14.
A wild scoring spree in the third quarter ac-
counted for the lopsided score. Two of the
Przgf Niuely-eight
Lion tallies were made by Harold Zeitman
and one each by Jack Gentle, Gene Metcalf,
and Charles Tuttle, who also booted four out
of five extra points. A strong defense and a
lightening offensive enabled the Lions to hold
the Wildcats in check. The Green Wave was
able to gain ground almost at random.
Forest 12-Adamson 23
Although the Lions had many chances to
score in the first half against the Leopards,
they succeeded only once, with Harold Zeit-
man doing the honors. Early in the third quar-
ter an Adamson end blocked Charles Tuttle's
punt behind the goal for an automatic safety.
On a free kick by Charles Tuttle, Walter Mc-
Callum raced 73 yards for the score. The
Leopards chalked up two more tallies in rapid
succession, while a pass from Charles Tuttle
to Jerry Doyle netted the Lions' last score.
Forest 0-Tech 12
The Forest Lions dropped the opening melee
with the Tech Wolves, 12-O, September 14.
Although Tech was outplayed, they managed
to slip through for the two tallies. Seaman
was the "spark plug" of the Wolves eleven.
He galloped over the double stripe for two
touchdowns. Harold Zeitman played a rough
and tumble line-backing iob, while Charles
Tuttle dominated the air offensive.
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First Row: Marvini Nielsen, Billy Rogers, .loefWeise,
Doyle, Charles Tuttle, Jack Gentle, Robert Cruse, Harold
Zeitman, Billy Patzig, Dick Wood, Bernard Cohen, Eu-
gene Hixson.
Second Row: Jerry Barshop, Julian Braddock, Billy Phillips,
Earnest Donaberger, W. A. Cooley, John Simmons, Wylie
Wordan, Bill Ed Perry, Robert Beasley, Horace Barge,
H. L. Pryor, Eugene Coppedge, Kenneth Higginbotham.
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' i1'hir'8"'Row: Coach Keeling, Irving , elstein, Gilbert Daniel,
Kenneth Williams, Joe Simms, Glenn Withrow, Glenwood
Gillian, Charles Conner, Buford Railey, Guy Chaffin,
James Camp, Tommy Moore, Coach Mattingly.
Fourth Row-Joe Edwards, Bennie Morgan, Jimmy James,
Joe Combs, Charles Masterson, Paul Cruse, Billy Jones,
Harold Cortimilia, Glenn Sinclair, Elwood Morse, John
Lievsay, Eddie H , Gene etcalf.
Second and Third Strin Gr: ers
Forest 24-Adamson 7
A wild scoring spree in the second half
enabled the Forest Lions to turn back the
Adamson Leopards, 24-7. The scoring for the
Lions was paced by Harold Zeitman, who ac-
counted for two of the four tallies. Charles
Tuttle and Robert Cruse toted the pigskin to
pay dirt once apiece. The Leopards' lone
touchdown came in the 'First half when Edwin
Harris plunged over from the one yard line.
Forest 6-Woodrow 6
The Lions fought the Wildcats to a thrilling
6 to 6 tie. Hard luck was evidently against
the Lions, as a pass from Tuttle to Gentle
which was a touchdown pass, was called
back because of an infraction of rules. The
Lions scored again early in the second quarter
on a pass to Metcalf in the end zone. Harold
Zeitman failed to kick the extra point. Wood-
Tow struck back wildly and scored on a long
pass from Donald Watkins to Ray Robinson.
Jimmy Vaughn's try for extra point was wide.
Forest 6-Tech 7
The fans were really tense as the Lions
dropped a thrilling 7 to 6 skirmish to Tech.
Percy Penn set up the Wolves' score on a 60
yard gallop. George Seaman, Wolf power-
house, plunged over two plays later. Guard
Joe Browder's placement proved to be the
deciding point. Forest came back on long
passes by Charles Tuttle, who shot one to
Gene Metcalf in the end zone. Tuttle's try for
extra point fell short.
Forest 0--Sunset 6
In a shortened but action-packed game the
Sunset Bisons nipped the Forest Lions, 6 to O.
A drizzling rain and a 36-minute actual play-
ing time with only three minutes time out at
the half checked the advance of both teams.
The Bisons' score was made by Jim Kallstrom,
who pretended to sweep his own left end and
reversed his field and galloped 45 yards for
the score. Joe Overbeck's try for the extra
point was wide.
Forest 21 -North Dallas 19
A scoring fray took place when the Forest
Lions edged out the North Dallas Bulldogs,
21-19, both teams making three tallies. The
Bulldogs drew first blood when Stephen Van
Puhl scored on a pass from Ben Sheats. The
Lions took the lead when Harold Zeitman
plunged over from the two yard line, which
was reached by a pass from Tuttle to Doyle.
Tuttle's placement was good. That Tuttle to
Doyle clicked again for a score. Again Tuttle
kicked the points. H. L. Pryor and Zeitman
set up our final score on runs. Zeitman made
the score and also the placement. The Bull-
dogs scored two more times before the game
ended, but even with these the Canines fell
short of the score needed to beat the Lions.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Jerry Doyle, Eugene Hixson, Bennie Morgan, Don Second Row: Marvin Nielsen, Eugene Coppedge, Joe Collins
Millender, Charles Tuttle. Robert Beasley, William Reed.
First Squad Cagers
Forest January ll . Adamson
Forest January l3 . . Woodrow
Forest January l9 . . Technical
Forest January 20 . . . Sunset
Forest January 24 . North Dallas
Forest February 2 . . Technical
Forest February 3 . . . Sunset
Forest February 8 . . Adamson
Forest February lO . . Woodrow
Forest February lo . North Dallas
Second Squad Cagers
LEFT T0 RIGHT
First Row: Don Hanes, Edwin Schrieber, John Simmons, Second Row: Tom Jones, Bill Jones, Fred Fife, Billy Rogers,
Irving Statrnan, Edward Hale. Julian Braddock.
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Lievsay, Eddie Hale, Jo Collins, Don Hanes, Don Mil- Walter Barnes, Billy Horn, John Conner, Bill Blair, Jack
lender, Ed Reed, James Camp, Bill Canipe. Nicodemus, John Simmons, Billy Rogers, Leroy Tasker,
Second Row: Coach Alva Shepard, A. J. Marshall, Jessie Charles Tuttle, Bennie Morgan.
Ray Collier, George Faucett, Marvin Hillis, Bobby Jones, Fourth Row: Tommie Fraley, Billy McCool, Carl Dennis,
R. A. Hughes, George Vrla, Julian Braddock, Eddie Law- Gerald Levine, Joe Cody, Billy Murphy, John Moore,
ton, Fred Rogers, R. K. Rasco, Eugene Hixson. Lawrence Drake.
Diamond Men
After defeating every high school team in Dallas twice and advancing to the state finals
in the American Legion summer baseball schedule, the Lions were picked to top the city in Dis-
trict 8AA play. Coach Alva Shepard moulded his '45 team around four lettermen, Jerry Doyle,
Charles Tuttle, Bennie Morgan and Eugene Hixson, and squadmen from the American Legion
race, Bobby Jones, Don Millender, Joe Collins, John Lievsay, Eddie Hale, and James Camp.
Converted to a catcher from an infielder, Jerry Doyle worked like a veteran behind the plate
in snagging those sharp curves off the arm of Charles Tuttle, all-city nominee. Charles had
the batter looking twice for his blazing fast balls. The fellow who really covered the whole
90 feet between second and third was shortstop Bennie Morgan. Bennie was also a menace
to the pitcher in the batter's box and on the base path. It was in the well when any batter
flies out to left field where Eugene Hixson waited. Eugene is a speedy runner and topped the
outfielders in the city. The pilot of the American Legion Team and the '45 squad was Alva
Shepard. Before coaching in schools he was a professional player and umpire. The Lions
blasted the season with a practice game with Highland Park, defeating them T5-2. Two days
later they defeated the same club 9-2 and were well on their way to a victorious season. .
Hurrah! Make another point for Green and White! Play the game hard and well! Cheers
are in order for Eugene Hixson and Bennie Morgan for winning special awards in the Oak
Cliff Y.M.C.A. Tournament, and to Charles Tuttle for honorable mention.
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First Row: lrving Adelstein, Bobby Edwards, .lerry Barshop, Third Row: Leroy Collier, 'Donald Gossi .
Horace Barge, Robert Beasley, Bill Jones, Stanley Green, Richard Baxtel, Frank Palmer, a I Perry,
Charles Masterson, Gene Coppedge. Charles Cgnner, Bern .,
Second Row: Walter Threadgill, Jimmy James, Joe Hall, Joe Fourth Raye' st " r n , Reese rtin, Leonard Kahn,
Combs, Billy Phillips, Solie Freed, Victor Leocadi, Marvin con, Dan James, A. Cooley, Tommy,
Nielsen. " e, Wynburn Berryman, Morris Steinberg.
fl Fifth Row: Coach W. H. Keeling, Donald Smith, Harry Col- V :aw f
lins, Maury Soltes, Ozzie Hansen, Eugene Howey, Bobby l f y gi '
Trent, Billy Clay, Bobby Clay, Coach V. H. Mattingly. M 9'3"
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Robert Beasley scored eleven of the Lions'
points in the second triangular meet. He
placed first in the 220 and 100 yard dashes
and was anchor man on the sprint relay
team, which finished in a tie for first with
Adamson.
Eleven thinly clads were entered in the Fat
Stock Show at Fort Worth, March 16 and 17.
Although none of them qualified for the
finals, those entered were: Bernard Cohen,
shot put: Jack Gentle, high-jump: Horace
Barge and Eugene Coppedge, pole vault,
Charles Masterson, Bill Jones, and Victor Leo-
cadi, 440 yard run: Robert Beasley, Bobby
Edwards, and Joe Hill, 100 yard dash, and
Bobby Edwards, Joe Hall, Jerry Barshop, and
Robert Beasley, 440 yard relay. Joe Combs
also ran in the football relay, Saturday,
March 17.
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The Lions are expected to do much better
this year than last year.
Forest's track schedule of 1945 follows:
March 8: Tech-Forest-North Dallas
March 16-17: Fat Stock Show meet,
Fort Worth.
March 21: Forest-North Dallas-Adamson.
March 28: Forest-Sunset-Adamson.
April 3: Tech-Forest-Sunset.i
April 12: City meet preliminaries Cafter-
noonj. .
April 13: City meet finals fnightj.
April 21: Regional meet at S. M. U.
May 3-4: State meet at Austin.
LEFT TO RIGHT
LEFT TO RIGHT
Second Row: Solie Freed, J. Alan Boulton, Fred Fife, Irving Adelstein. Don Millender, Boyd Moore, L. B. Holmes
First Row: Dorothy Hill, Margaret Keaton, Eunice Richter.
Racketeers
Irving Adelstein and Solie Freed, newcomers to the
team, are making a very good showing as the boys'
doubles . . . Fred Fife, playing boys' singles, won his
first game from Tech . . . Margaret Keaton, girls' sin-
gles, has made a good showing, although she lost her
first game . . . Eunice Richter, coming from Overton,
Texas, as a tennis veteran, teams up with Dorothy Hill,
only returning player from last year's team, to form
the girls' doubles.
Linksmen
Forest has only two returning golf
veterans, Don Millinder and Boyd
Moore, who with the aid of L. B.
Holmes are trying to win the city
championship. Coach Frank Lyons
is relying on these boys to keep
Forest in running. Last year the
Lions finished up the season in
fourth place, chalking up a total of
23V2 points in the city series race.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Elaine Sladek, Novella Brisendine, Virginia Wim- Second Row: Richard Lee Farr, Billy Swango, Gene Pflug.
bish.
Puge One Humlrefl Three
Left to Right: Margaret Moore, Wilma Sanders, Peggy
Laman.
Girls
Physical Education
Posture is one of the most important
P. E. activities. Girls are chosen from
each class and entered in the final con-
test. Placing first, second, and third are
Wilma
Sanders, Peggy Laman, and Mar-
garet Moore, respectively.
Some of the games played for relax-
ation and body building are baseball,
volley
ball, basketball, and tenicoit.
In the Junior-Senior class, one day a
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Gloria Rollins, Jeannette Bridges.
Third Row: Eva Mae Shipp, Doris Barrish, Patsy Seguin,
Jeannie Macoluso, Billy Creasey, Christine Knowles,
Clara Bell Veal.
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Joyner, Patsy Green, Wanda Orrill, Lou Yarborough,
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Reckley, Ouida Plunk, Katherine Powell, Wanda Wade,
Margaret Avila, Georgia Delll, Marceline Hipwell,
Wauscel La Rue, June Brooks, Beatrice Rorbes, Lois Dell
Hilton, Wanda Kitson, Vesta Lory, Dorothy Angrist, Pearl
Bond, Doris Johnson, Billie Morris, Lula Mae Baker, Mary
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LEFT TO RIGHT Fifth Row: Elaine Sladek, Peggy Etephenson, Jeanie Ma-
First Row: Norma Elliott, Betty James. caluso, Eva Mae Shipp, Betty Jo Northcutt, Mary Alice
Second Row: Lilly Mae Daniel, Mary Alice Dowd, Cora Rich- Anderson, Geraldine Page, Gwendolyn Hulme, Cherie
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Christine Hewitt, Margaret Avila, captain, Betty Plunlc, captain, Mary Frank
Fourth Row: Myrtle Thompson, Peggy Browne, Dorothy Nell Hendershot, Shirley Stephenson, Joan Kreiter, Peggy
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LEFT TO RIGHT Fifth Row: Elizabeth McKenzie, Fayrene Moulton, Katherine
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Left to right: Gas shortage affects Betty McNally, Margie McKay, Fayrene Moulton, Lois
Nelson . . . Vaun Corbet, Charles Waller and Bobby Jackson . . .Morris Steinberg, Robert Smith,
and Gordon Adamson in Mineral Wells . . . Tight squeeze for Betty Cawthorne and Edythe
Corder . . . Line forms to right for Ruth Silvergold . . . Bringing up Don McNally . . . Miss
Segrist waiting for a street car . . . Betty Hodges with ex-Forester Donald Higgs . . . Co-eds
Mary Alice Anderson, Frances Walker, and Bobbie Morrison . . . Thurman Ray, Forest's lturbi
. . . Don Millender and Marvin Nielsen taking time off . . . Nice catch, Harold . . . A merry
trio: Fred Korngut, Shirley Leventhal and Evelyn Somer . . . Wanda Lawson can't tind a better
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favorite pastimes . . . Bobby and Jerry Miller-ex-Foresters and brothers of Doris Miller. . . Mr.
Whittlesey and Mr. Alison working overtime at Dal Hi . . . Which way did he go, Elizabeth
Phillips? . . . Notice Rose Gruber's cabaret shoes . . . Miss Harrington getting a suntan . . . Patty
Kincaid, Juanita Embry, Rosanne Fletchner enjoying a basketball game . . . At ease, Sergeant
. . . Joe Leberta, Annual cartoonist . . , Joan Turner, Jeanine Jameson, and Dorothy Clegborn
are flying high . . . Betty Burgess listening for the 4:00 bell . . . Rae Hoffman holding two
"dolls" . . . Ray Self, Bobby Jackson, Donald AI'rinQtOI1 Serving duty at Camp Dallas.
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September ll-Back to school, full of pep and ready to get
p started with enrolling.
'wifi September 15-Settling down didn't take long, and that pep
K 52, rally helped us to get into full swing.
gpg September 22-A real Southern welcome was given our new
A cipal and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Whittlesey, at
A the reception given in their honor. The reception was
i' ' followed by the first Dad's Club Dance of the season.
September 25-Order in the court!...Forest traffic represent-
atives were appointed today.
September 26-Thrift...let's win that cup by banking every Tuesday
morning in counseling.
September 27-Jack Gentle and Robert Cruse were elected co-captains
of the Lion Eleven.
September 29-Congratulations to Lorraine Altenau for winning the
declamation contest held in assembly.
We won!!! The Leopards bowed to us, 24-7.
October 4-Extra! Extra! The first edition of
October 6-Twice in a row!! The Lions won a 24-7 victory over the
Adamson Leopards.
October 12-Does your food taste different now?
Student Council that boys and girls would
gether in the lunchroom.
October 14-Our third win of the season. We beat Woodrow 54-6.
October 17-Pay early and be one of the first to get your N'44-'45
Forestern...collections started today.
October 18-Bargain! Six editions for just a quarter. The Echo went
on subscription basis today.
October 20-She's doing her part. Mrs. Eugenia Nowlin, former art
instructor, left to go overseas with the Red Cross.
October 25-n0h! Ouchln were the cries heard coming from lOl today.
The 2B's and 2A's were given the tuberculin test.
October 27-Well, what have we here? The fleet's in! Entertainment
was furnished by the Dallas Naval Air Station Band in celebration
of Navy Day.
the Forest Echo came out
It was decided by the
be allowed to sit to-
October 28-Maybe we'll have better luck next time! Adamson beat, 26-12.
October 51-All Foresters have suddenly become spooky. Could it be be-
it's Hallowe'en?
cause
November l-The girls must have their chance too. The Sadie Hawkins
was held in the Gym.
Dance
Col. Charles Bond spoke on Russia at the Armistice Day Assembly.
November 2-Gee, but the halls seem empty. I guess we miss Miss Foote,
now that she's in Austin attending a Conference of Deans.
November 3-Tough luck...Tech. took the game with a one point win, 7-6.
prin
November 4-Come one, come all. Forest acted as host of the NSwinging 7,n
a teen-age canteen, at the Y. W. C. A. this evening.
November ll-Forest led the annual Armistice Day parade.
We tied Wodrow 6-6 at Dal-Hi tonight.
November 16-The P. T. A. dedicated the yearbook to the new principal,
Mr. James T. Whittlesey.
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November 18-Umbrellas and galoshes were evident at the last Sunset-
Forest football game. They beat us again, 6-0. r
November 21-Why can't we have these more often? The P. T. A. brought
us a movie today, 'Turnabout.n
November 21-22-nOpen wider. Now that didn't hurt much, did it?' asked
the leering dentist as he looked into the face of the toothless
Junior. Dental examinations were given the Juniors.
November 22-It wouldn't be Thanksgiving without the annual play by the
Public Speaking Department.
November 23-We did it! We beat North Dallas, 21-19.
November 25-24-Yum, yum! Isn't that turkey delicious? It's those
Thanksgiving holidays.
November 27-Who says this is a man's world?
The Girl's Public Speak-
ing Club had Wacs, Waves, Spars, and Women Marines as the guest
speakers at their assembly. Didn't they look smart in their uniforms?
December 1-Have you been wondering who that cute little football player
is? Well, now you know. On the assembly today Mr. Keeling and
Mr. Mattingly introduced the first and second football strings.
December 4-The Spanish Department gave their annual assembly.
Luis Perez Abreu, the Mexican consul, was the guest ,C
speaker. A skit, "Una Fiesta Mexicana," was presented, 'uv'
in which Mr. Whittlesey sang 'Ay, Ay, Ay.n We didn't , EE .Aw
know that we had such a talented principal. i
December 13-The new members of the National Honor Society X
were initiated today. As always, the ceremony was very '
beautiful. Miss Edna Rowe, former senior counselor, JV
addressed the new members and the student body. WWMWHAWM
The Cub edition of the Echo came outetoday, too.
December 15-The Music Department created an air of Christmas spirit with
their beautiful program of Christmas music. At 3 o'clock the holidays
began for the Lions. That evening the Dad's Club gave a variety show
to raise funds for a Memorial Hall.
December 26-We lost a wonderful teacher and friend today when Miss
Bertha Jackson passed away, after six months' illness.
January l-New Year's Day finds
game between T. C. U. and
January 2-Back to school, with
January 8-Senior Day, with the
the military boys ushering at the football
Oklahoma A. A M. in the Cotton Bowl.
resolutions to start the New Year right.
Seniors taking over the assembly and the
teachers' classes. It won't be long now, Seniors! '
January 13-The Seniors presented their hilarious comedy, 'Oh Promise Mel'
January 17-The senior edition of the Echo announced that Lila Paris and
Robert Cruse had been elected nl945 Echo Sweethearts.' Peggy
Packenius and Harold Zeitman took second honors.
January 18-More milk! How about another piece of pie? The Dad's Club
undertook the enormous task of feeding all the Forest athletes
tonight at a banquet.
January 19-Chin in, chest out...that's Wilma
1945.
January 20-That long anticipated Senior Prom
Kizer was crowned Queen of the Prom and
was attended by eight duchesses: Peggy
Sanders, Posture Queen for
has come at last. Margaret
Leon Bolin, King. The Queen
Packenius, Mariana Gillespie,
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Wilma Sanders, Joan Stone, Dorothy Gillett, Jacqueline Burks, Doris
Kirksey, and Peggy Brooks.
January 21-The Seniors held their Baccalaureate services at the Forest
Avenue Baptist Church.
January 22-24-nOh, why was I ever bornl' Lions could be heard exclaim-
ing. Only exams. could bring on such a drastic question as that.
January 25-That great day finally rolled around-Graduation.
January 29-Enrollment, with everyone enrolling in his counseling class.
January 51-It's back to work again for the Lions.
February 2-Come on, chillung let's dance. The January '45
6556 graduating class presented the school with a juke box.
egigg February 12-Dallas suffered a great loss when L. V. Stockard,
A5 gg assistant superintendent of schools, passed away.
hfQg V Forest was presented a trophy for winning the Oak Cliff
' ' Y. M. C. A. invitational basketball tournament. Each
member of the team received a gold basketball.
the High Scholarship Club Assembly nineteen pupils
received Linz Pins. Lieutenant Colonel Charles William
Boedecker, a former Forest student, spoke on his experiences
while overseas.
February 15-Novella Brisendine and Charles Tuttle were chosen the
1945 Forester Favorites. Mariana Gillespie and Joe Epps
were runners-up, with Don Millender and Elaine Sladek com-
ing for third place.
February 16-Oh, swoon! It's Bing Crosby and Roy Rogers in nRhythm on
The Range,n brought to school by the P. T. A.
February 13-At
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March 1-In the evening the Crazy Gang performed in the auditorium under
the sponsorship of the Dad's Club.
March 2-In observance of Texas Week, the Texas History Club presented
Colonel Thomas K. McElroy as guest speaker at the assembly.
J March 4-6-These Lions can defend themselves! The Lion boxers F
won three first places in the Oak Cliff Y. M. C.. A. cfwvwa I
an t ournament . 'vw'
2mMarch '7-The latest fashion...letter jackets. They xv Q
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March 22-The Forest tennis team played its first match
against Tech.
The 4B Matinee Dance was held in the Gym.
March 27-The sixteenth All Spanish Program was given in the auditorium
after school by the Spanish Department.
March 28-The Echo gave a Matinee Dance to raise funds for sending Echoes
to the ex-Foresters who are in United States Services.
March 29-Grab your partner and promenade! All the Sophomores entered
into a square dance at the Sophomore Class Party held at Washington
Hall.
March 51-The Juvenile Traffic Court held an official jury trial with
Colleen Orrill, associate judge, and Leon Bolin acting as jurors
from Forest.
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April 2-Some of the students in the Boys' H. E. Class, when 9
making pies, just couldn't imagine why their egg whites wouldn't beat stiff. Could it have been that some of' the I
yolk was mixed with the whites? Boys, you'd better leave
the cooking to the girls! '
April 5-Making a clean sweep of all four tennis matches against
Adamson, Forest ended the city series on the Lion Court.
April 6-Twenty-two Forest co-eds modeled in a style show sponsored
by a national pattern company.
April 7-Four Lions, Robert Beasley, Irving Adelstein,
,,,-ggy1A- Joe Hall, and Bobby Edwards represented Forest
at the Track Meet in Austin.
hytmm Zig, April ll-David Herman represented Forest in the city
" nReady Writersn contest, winning first place.
April 12-The whole world mourned the death of our
beloved President, Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Eight Foresters competed in the national League
of Nations contest.
April 13-An assembly was held in memory of the late President Roosevelt.
April 16-The Spanish Department presented a colorful assembly in cele-
bration of Pan American Day, which is April 14.
Three cheers for the baseball boys! They were presented with a
trophy for winning the Fifth District baseball tournament.
April 17-A dance was held in the Gym.: the price of admission, one
article of old clothing, to be sent to Europe.
April 18-Our baseball boys won a 3-2 victory over Sunset.
April 19-Another movie-this time uMark of Zorro,n presented by the 4A
Class. -
April 20-Dr. Herbert Gambrell spoke on the significance of San Jacinto
at the assembly given by the Dallas Historical Society.
May 4-We were rolling in the aisles! The Seniors presented their class
play, nToo Many Relatives.u ,
May ll-Just look at all the brass! The annual Military Ball was held,
with Ted Parrino and his Orchestra providing the music.
May 14-The Seniors are all smiles, and why not? It's Senior Day!
May 27-Baccalaureate services were held for the Seniors.
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four long years-Graduation!
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The publication of the T945 FORESTER has been made possible through the coopera-
tion of the following friends. Let us show our appreciation by patronizing them when-
ever possible.
Acacia Insurance Co.
Forest Avenue Furniture Co.
American Beauty Cover Franklin's
Company
Ben Morris Jewelry Co.
Bennett, Harry
Berk, Dr. Wm. R.
Bifano's Furs
Blaine's Bakery
Brilling Insurance
Brisendine Market
Caudle Engraving
Cline Music Company
Cohen Candy Company
Colonial Cleaners
Colonial Pharmacy
Colonial Plumbing Co.
Colonial Radio Lab.
Dallas Bakery
Dallas Uniform Cap Co.
Denison Studio
Dossett's Dry Cleaning
Draughon's Business
College
Dunn, Leon and Freddie
Friedman, Dr. M. L.
G 8. G Florists
Grace's Pine Street
Pharmacy
Gray's Diamond Shop
Gray's Radio Shop
Hiegert, Florist
Home Furniture Company
Interstate Circuit
Johnson's Hamburger
Stand
Kingsbury's
Lone Star Coffee Company
Louise's Record Shop
Margo's Shoe Store
Marrietta, Dr. M. T.
Mario's Cafe
Metropolitan Business
College
Model Tailors
Milliner's Supply
Murray Investment Co.
Earl's Magazine Exchange McGuire Cleaning
E. M. Kahn 81 Company
Forest Avenue Cleaners
Nelms Candy Company
O. L. Sutphen Furniture Co.
Parker, Earl R.
PauI's Shoes
Philips Hardware Store
Pierce Shoe Shop
Pine Street Pharmacy
Ray's Drug Store
Ray Jewelers
Ravkinds Cleaners
Ring 81 Brewer
Rutherford Business School
Sam Dysterbach Co.
Schepps and Sablosky,
Insurance
S. L. Ewing Company
Shuttle's Jewelers
Sordelet Cleaners 81 Hatters
South Dallas Bank 8. Trust
Company
South Dallas Battery Service
Southwestern Engraving
Company
Store Without A Name
Susman, William
Typewriter Service Co.
Whittle Music Company
Wilkinson Printing Co.
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RING Sz BREWER
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I803 EIm Street R-6206
PIERCE SHOE SHOP
2743 Grand
Expert Shoe Re pairing'
MCGUIRE CLEANING, DYEING,
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Phone H-2135 2100 So. Ervay St
CLINE MUSIC COMPANY, Inc.
Everything for the Band and Orchestra
GUARANTEED REPAIR WORK
1409 Elm Street, Dallas, Texas
Durward j. Cline, Presidwii Phone C-1948
WILLIAM SUSMAN
All Kinds of Insurance
Great National Life Building
C-2772
We have all previous
negatives on file
DENISON STUDIO
1102 M Elrn
Compliments of
FOREST AVENUE
CLEANERS A
Compliments of
DALLAS BAKERY
1720 South Harwood
H- 6 3 69
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EARL,S MAGAZINE EXCHANGE
EARL cooTEs, mp.
School Supplies
1917 Second Ave. Dallas
Compliments
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Home Office Washington, D. C.
Dallas Branch:
1221 Republic Bank Bldg. Phone C-S595
ELMER ADAMS, Branrb Mgr.
O.-L. SUTPHEN FURNITURE Co.
New and ,Used Furniture
CASH OR TERMS
2109 Second Ave. Phone H-0328
NELMS WHOLESALE
Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes,
Coizfections
1705 Forest Ave. Tel. H-5175 Tel. H-S176
TYPEWRITER SERVICE COMPANY
Adding Maelaines-Typewriters
C asia Registers-Rentals-Su p pl ies
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LOUISE'S RECORD SHOP
New Popular Records
A. 1913 C0mmCfCC Sf- 3111 Oakland Phone H-3582
D. L. KEENEY, JR. Tel. R--1464
COLONIAL PLUMBING CO. WILLIAM C. HIEGERT
H-4681 Florist
1718 Forest Avemlle FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
New and Used Water Heaters 2718 Forest Avenue Phone H-7133
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PATRONIZE
THE MODEL
TAI LDIQS
23 O8 Elm Street
R-6057
Telephone C-4766
ABE I. BEILLING
Insurance
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
"Absolutely Personal Service"
1402 Repubilc Bank Building
Dallas
FRANK SEGELL'S
Colonial Pharmacy
PRESCRIPTION EXPERTS
Phone H- 5141 1644 Forest
Compliments of
Sehepps - Sablosky
Insurance
R ll T H E R F 0 R D
Business ootusez
Complete and Review Courses
Office Machines a Specialty
"Better Trained Graduates"
Commerce at Field C-4538
Compliments of
BEN UTAY
First Captain Forest Avenue
High Football Team . . . 1917
BIII HIUHRIS JEIUEIRU 00.
1924-A Elm Street
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Attorney at Law
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Ofiice R-4692 Res. M-6615
221 Texas Bank Building
DALLAS, TEXAS
Home Furniture Co.
2301 ELM AT PRESTON
R-3137
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Murray Investment
Company
South Dallas
Bank ci Trust Co.
Forest at Colonial
Metropolitan Banking Service with
Suburban Conveniffnces
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Between Main and Elm Streets
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DO S S E T T 'S
DRY CLEANERS
1622 Forset Ave. Phone H-0310
Dallas, Texas
Forex! Sfzfdenfs Welcorrrze
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Compliments of
COI-IEN
CANDY COMPANY
Wholesale Distributors
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PAUL'S SHOES, INC.
DALLAS 1600 ELM
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DIAMONDS A WATCHES - SILVER - JEWELRY - TROPHIES
GRADUATION RINGS
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Southland Life Bldg. Next to Baker Hotel
I JEWELERS
Forty-eigloz' Years in Dallas
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FRAI KLI '
1610 Elm Street I Phone R-5378-9
COMPLETE WARDROBE
"From Crib lo Collvgen
The Largest Selection in Town at Sensational Low Prices
INFANTS' SIZES: 0 to 9 Months WOMEN'S SIZES: 18M to 24Mp 38 to 52
CHILDREN'S SIZES: 'I to I6 MISSES' SIZES: 9 to 20
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In sincere appreciation of the patronage and friendship of the entire body
and faculty of the Dallas High Schools for the past twenty-two years.
Amerlcan Beauty Cover Co.
2002-8 North Field Street
Tloe Cover on This Boole Was Proclueed in Tlois Plant
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LAIQGEI T IN IDALL I
Streamlined courses, individual advancement, urgent demand for grad-
uates, select student body, prestige with employers, and national reputa-
tion, attract more students to DRAUGI-ION,S than to all similar schools
in Dallas combined. Prompt placement in preferred positions.
DRAUGHONS BUSINESS CGLLEGE
Commerce and Harwood Telephone R-3133
S. L. EWING COMPANY
J. T. BOYCE
Typewriters..Adding Machines..Supplies
'In Dallas Sinn' 1902
1919 Main Street C-5401
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BRI ENDINE MARKET
Harwood-9032
WE ADVERTISE QUALITY AND WE HAVE IT
South Dallas' Fancy Food Market
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and Fair Theatres
. . . extend to the Graduating Class of May, 1945, and January, 1946,
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 neighbor-
hood and are conducted in your interest with clean and wholesome
A entertainment.
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ment invitations and cards for both
January and May Classes of 1945.
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with your publication personnel and
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