Forest Avenue High School - Forester Yearbook (Dallas, TX)
- Class of 1947
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The 1947 Forester
JOAN TURNER
Editor-in-chief
JEANNINE JAMESON
Assistant Editor
JIMMIE SIMMONS
Office Manager
OLEN ROWE
Business Manager
CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS
CHARLES SCHWARZ
Advertising Manager
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Forester
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Published by The students of
FOREST AVENUE HIGH SCHOOL
DALLAS, TEXAS
ATHLETICS
FEATURES
Foreword
This year, we of the 1947 Forester Staff
have chosen as our theme, Our School Life.
We have tried to portray each activity in
the wholesome, enioyable manner that we
in school see it. ln order to understand our
students better, we have portrayed the more
intimate side of them studying, engaged in
their many club activities, participating in
their competitive sports, and receiving valu-
able training in our military department. We
sincerely believe that a better understanding
of our present students and their school
lives will aid in preparing better leaders
for tomorrow.
We have tried to show the more humorous
as well as the serious side of our school life
in order that each reader might recall some
pleasant moment that he had perhaps
forgotten.
One of the first persons to be found at school in the morning and
one of the last to leave at night is Mr. Seldon S. Hutchinson, who is ever
present working with a school project, sponsoring a club, chaperoning
a dance.
He has always been very much interested in student activities. He
has coached track, basketball, and football, and now sponsors Allied
Youth, Standard Debating Society, as well as the Student Council. He has
also proven himself an excellent teacher of mathematics, general science,
and chemistry.
For these reasons, and because of his willingness to share the trials
and tribulations of others, we proudly dedicate this volume of the
Forester to Mr. Seldon S. Hutchinson.
James T. Whittlesey
Who's that young man strolling through the hall?
Why, it's Mr. James T. Whittlesey. The most cherished
memories of our school year are those centering around
this colorful, energetic figure whom we all know as our
principal. For three years Mr. Whittlesey has led us with
prudence and skill, throughout, he has been held in high
esteem, because of his devotion to the interests of
students and his farsightedness in his efforts to benefit
the school. Students gain valuable experience in self-
government by our principal's encouraging Student
Council activity. He also gives many opportunities for
the development of leadership and character.
When the time for fun and recreation rolls around,
Mr. Whittlesey is right there, and enioys a bit of
amusement himself. He is a very able member of the
school faculty basketball team, which has improved
greatly in the last three years. Vigorous support of
school activities has endeared him to the student body.
To many Foresters, Mr. Whittlesey is an understand-
ing principal, a symbol of happy days in the old Alma
Mater, but to each and everyone of us, he is a dear
friend who will never be forgotten in years to come.
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Board of Education
Although the members of the Board of Education are seldom
seen in the halls of Forest, they are the administrators of our
school and all other public schools in Dallas. The Board, composed
of members elected by the people of the city, functions through
its several committees which study the problems and needs of
schools and discuss and plan ways to aid the schools. It determines
the days to be set off as holidays, chooses the books and other
materials to be used in the curriculum, and is responsible for the
employment of administrators, teachers, and other workers in the
schools. In fact, everything associated with the schools is directed
by the Board.
The members of the Board of Education and the committees
which they head are as follows:
DR. DAVID W. CARTER FRED D. DANFORD
President Building and Sites Committee Chair-
MRS. w. P. zuMwALT mon
Vice President, MRS. TRACY RUTHERFORD
Supplies Committee Chairman Lunchroom Committee Chairman
DAN D. ROGERS W. C. SCURRY
Finance Committee Chairman Welfare Committee Chairman
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W- T-'WHITE E. D. WALKER E. B. coMsrocK
5UPef'nle"deni Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent
ln Charge of Personnel In Charge of High Schools
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MISS SARAH E. MERIWETHER
We at Forest are proud to
have with us this year Miss Sarah
E. Meriwether, who came to us
from North Dallas. She is well
liked and appreciated by all,
and everyone will agree that she
is one of the most understanding,
energetic, and helpful persons
we have with us. To everyone
that enters her office she gives
one of those smiles that always
succeed in winning your heart.
She is also a master at helping
people with their trials and tribu-
lations, even those boys that
enter saying, "Well, you see it's
this way, Miss Meriwether. . ." So
let's all give three cheers for her,
and hope that we shall never be
unfortunate enough to lose her.
MRS. BROWN
Guiding seniors along the path
to graduation and helping them
start their post-graduate careers
are only two of the important
tasks Mrs. Brown so skillfully exe-
cutes. She is the efficient and
indispensable sponsor of the
National Honor Society and does
her utmost to see that this society
maintains those ideals for which
it was originally organized.
Besides teaching two Algebra
classes during the day, Mrs.
Brown capably solves the many
problems which confront her,
such as our choice of subjects and
applications for scholarships. We
are all indebted to her for the
fine service she has rendered to
us and to our school this past year.
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Faculty
ZULEIKA ADAM ELIZABETH BAGLEY HARRY BARTON
French and English English Music EClUCGTlOf1
U. of Texas, B.A., M.A. U. of Texas, B.A. Parsons COH696, BAN B-M.
Li, Cercle Frqnqgigl Spgnggr Colorado State College of Ed., M.A.
NANNIE D. ANDREWS FRANCES BEILHARZ
t,AQ1hemgfiC5 Home Economics
U, of Texgg, BAA, Texas State College for Women, B.S
Banking
WILLIE MAY BERRY
Home Economics
U. of Texas, B.S.
Girls Public Speaking, Sponsor
J. ALAN BOULTON
Physics
Central Missouri State Teachers
B.A., B.S.
U. of Missouri, M.A.
Tennis Team, Coach
Attendance Oitice Secretary
5. M. U., M.A.
Texas Womens College, B.A.
RILLA M. BRADY MARGARET BREWER
Mathematics
EMMA H. BROWN
Mathematics
U. of Arkansas, B.A.
S. M. U., M,A.
Senior Counselor
MINNIE BROWN
History
Audio-Visual Education, Director
George Peabody College, B.S.
Columbia, U., M.A.
Dallas Historical Society, Sponso
W. H. BUTLER
Social Studies and Commerc
U. of Texas, B.A., M.A.
Hi-Y Club, Sponsor
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MARY VIVIAN CECIL
Englislfi
U. of Texas, BA.
MARY 'SMITH CLARK
English
S. M. U., B.A.
RICHARD L. COLEMAN
Army Colonel, Commandant
- NOT PICTURED
EVELYN BLEDSOE
Health and Physiology
East Texas State Teache
rs College, B.S
MARY P. COLLINS
Faculty
SARA DAVIDSON
Mathematics Spanish and Latin
U. of Texas, B.A. U. of Texas, M.A.
LEROY N. CRABTREE CovSponsor of Auditores Caesaris
Science, P. E., and
North Texas State
Football, Coach
Physiology
Teachers College, B.S.
LOULA ELDER
Mathematics
U, of Oklahoma, B.A.,
or Red Cross, Sponsor
ANNIE GEM FELDER
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English
U. ol Texas, B.A.,
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RUTH FETTERMAN
Shorthand, Typing
U. of Nebraska, B.A.
North Texas State Teachers
Forest Secretarial Club
M.A.
M.A.
Forester, Literary Adviser
DOROTHY GERLACH
Social Studies
U. of Texas, B.A.
Forest Forum, Sponsor
C. V. GOODMAN
History
East Texas State Te
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Pan American Student Forum
MARY DRAKE
Social Studies
U. of Nebraska, B.S.
st Forum, Sponsor
R. J. EDWARDS, JR.
Mechanical Drawing
East Texas State Teachers College, B.S
AA Class, Sponsor
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ANNA LEE FOSTER
Dietician
North Texas State Teachers College, B.S.
Graduate Research Work
MILTON G. FREY
Physical Education
Central College, Iowa,
Basketball, Coach
B.A.
D- T- GRIFFITH SEARCY H. HARDY
Mechanical Drawing Squdy HGH
North Texas State Teachers College, B.S. Bgylor, BA,
NOT PICTURED ALICE HARRINGTON
BILLEY FRED CUPPLES Home ffonomifs
Study HGH U. of Arkansas, B.S.
Gfhefs College' EVA- North Texas State Teachers College B.A Columbia Unlverslly' MS'
U. of Missouri, M.A.
' Vestonians, Sponsor
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Faculty
VIRGINIA HURST
Shorthand
U of California, B.A.
SEIDON S. HUTCHZNSON
Chemistry
Northeast Missouri Teachers
U. of Missouri, M.A.
Allied Youth, Sponsor
Student Council, Sponsor
Standard Debating
Society,
College, B.S.
Sponsor
BLISS S. McMANUS
Art
Womens College of Ala
Columbia U., M.A.
Forester, Art Director
ETHEL MASTERS
Latin
U. of Texas, B.A.
S. M, U., M.A.
Auclltorrs Caesaris,
JACK A. MITCHELL
Accounting
bamo, B.A.
Sponsor
North Texas State Teachers College, B.S.
U. of Texas, M. ED.
4A Class, Sponsor
SXSGT. JACQUE M. NIXON
Assistant to Commandant
U. of Iowa
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Lois IVY
School Nurse
Parkland School of Nursing
U. ot Texas
PEARLE MATTHEWS
Home Economics
U. of Colorado, M.S.
FRANK ORRILL
Assistant Commanolant
NOT PICTURED
ELOISE DURHAM
English
Peabody College, B.S., M.A.
WIL
Secretary
ALBERT S. JOHNSTON, JR.
Journalism and English
North Texas State College, B.A.
U. of Texas, M.A.
Forest Echo, Publications Director
LIE H. JACKSON
V. H. MATTINGLY
Mathematics
East Texas State Teachers College, B.S.
Football, Assistant Coach
Track, Head Coach
ADDIE MELSON
English
Texas State College tor Women, B.A.
lnterscholostic League Spelling Contest
NELL PAGE
Distributive Education
U. of Texas, B,S.
East Texas State Teachers College
Distributor's Club, Sponsor
OTTO C. RHOME
General Math and World History
Hardin Simmons U., B.A.
Texas Christian U., B. A.
Football and Golf, Coach
4B Class, Sponsor
Faculty
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INA ROBERTS
Library
U. ol Texas, B.A.
Peabody College Library School, B.L.S.
Forest Librarian's Association, Sponsor
LOCILLE SEGRIST
Physical Education
S. M. U., B,A.
Columbia U., M.A.
Girls' Tennis, Coach
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CECIL SONNTAG
Physical Education
North Texas State Teachers College, B.S.
JUANITA STRINGER
Speech
Texas State College for Women, B.A.
JESSIE WATKINS
Study Hall
Baylor College, B.L.
J. B. WHITE
Biology
George Peabody College, B.S.
S. M. U., M.A.
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MABEL A. SHAW
English
U. ol Nebraska, B.S.
Teachers College ot Columbia U., M.A
Y-Tccns, Sponsor
JULIA TANNER
Commercial
U. of Texas, B.A.
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ALVA P. SHEPARD
Mathematics and Baseball
North Texas State Teachers Collc-go, B,S.
ROXIE SMITH
Ottice Clerk
BESS THATCHER
Social Studies
U. of Texas, B,A., M.A.
FRIEDA THOENE
Physical Education
Iowa State Teachers College, B.A.
FLETCHER RYAN WICKHAM LOUISE WILCOX
Spanish MUSIC
U. of Oklahoma, M.A. Northeast Missouri S
Pan American Student Forum, Sponsor Chorus' 590,150,-
O Club Brasileiro, Sponsor A Qoppellg Choir,
NOT PICTURED
ROGER M. NORWOOD
Army Captain, Assistant to the
Commandant
H. B. YATES
Social Studies
U. ol Tennessee, B.A.
Teachers College, Columbia U., M. A
Forester, Business Adviser
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.IOYCE LORRAINE ABLON
Allied Youth Club, Favorite Sport -Tennis,
Favorite Subiecr - Art, Hobby - Collecting
Photographs, Ambition-Interior Decorating:
Crcde Schonl-John Henry Brown.
RUTH AGRANOFF
Vwlicy Ball Varsity Team, Clubs -Student
Cnuncil, Library Association, President, Girls
Publi: Speaking, Pan American Student
Forum, Echo Staff, IA Class, Vice-Presi-
dent. Office Assistant, Library Assistant, Two
Linz Awards, Grade School-
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
SAM ANDREWS
R.O.T.C., Sergeant, Echo Staff, Favorite
Sport-Football, Favorite Subject-JournaL
ism, Grade School-fAscher Silberstein.
CHARLES ANNES
R,O.T.C. Bond, Corporal, Tennis Team, Let-
ter, Clubs--Le Cercle Francais, Vice-Presi-
dent, Standard Debating Society, High
Scholarship, Student Council. Three Linz
Awards, Grade School-John Henry Brown.
DOROTHY RENE BARBAZON
Girls Military, Private, Clubs-Girl Reserves,
Secretarial. Locker Guard, Office Assistant,
Favorite Sport-Volley Ball, Favorite Sub-
iect--Home Economics, Hobby-Collecting
Photographs, Ambition-Housewife, Grade
School-Colonial Hill.
ROBERT BEASLEY
Football, Lettered, Captain, Basketball,
Track, Captain. Echo Staff, Clubs-Rotary,
Lettermen's, 3B Class, Vice-President. Favor-
ite Subiect-Mathematics, Favorite Sport-
Football, Ambition-Doctor, Grade School-
.lohn Henry Brown.
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MARTHA ANN A L so
Clubs--Auditorcs s is, Presi nt, Vice-
Presiden, Sccretar flcftiona onor So-
ciety, Beside t- ex'J ' ry, President,
lti3 1cTx ip, Swv? Council, Traffic
CD: is 9 or lA Cyss, resident, 4A Class,
F.es'dort. Library A:ss'ant, Three Linz
fwizrds, Four Latin Awards, Grade Szhool-
Ascher Silberstein.
DOROTHY ANGRIST
Ciils Military, Technical Sergeant, Clubs-
Girls Public Speaking, Sergeant-at-arms,
Texas History, Girl Reserves, Forest Secre-
tarial, President. Locker Guard, Maiorctte,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
WANDA WYNELLE ANDERSON
Clubs--Distributive Education, Student Coun-
cil. Favorite SportfHorseback Riding, Favor-
ite Subject-Home Economics, Hobby-Letter
Writing, Ambition-Housewife, Grade
School-O. M, Roberts.
IDA ARMBRUSTER
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Volley Boll, Clubs
- Pon American Student Forum, Texas His-
tory, Treasurer, Student Council, High Schol-
arship, National Honor Society, Jr. Red
Cross, Forester Staff. Three Linz Awards,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
CECILIA ELIZABETH
BAUMGARTNER
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Volley Ball, New-
comb, Basketball, Clubs-Girl Reserves,
High Scholarship, Junior Red Cross, Secre-
tariol, Treasurer, Library Association. Li-
brary Assistant. Three Linz Awards, Grade
School-T. G. Terry.
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DAVID BLACK
R.O.T.C., Staff Sergeant, Camp Dallas,
Sharpshooter, Texas History Club, Locker
Guard, Favorite Sport-Baseball, Favorite
Subiect-Chemistry, Hobby-Stamp Collect-
ing, Ambition-Doctor, Grade School-
University Park.
RICHARD THOMAS BLAIR
R.O.T.C., Sergeant: Favorite Sport-Football:
Favorite Subiect-W Biology: Hobby-Swim
ming: Ambition-Doctor: Grade School-
Pleasant Grove.
TOMMY BOATMAN
R,O.T.C,, Lieutenant, Camp Dallas, Two Ef-
ficiency Medals, Sharpshaoter, Marksman:
Football, Basketball, Baseball: Favorite
Sport--Football: Favorite Subject Architec-
tural Drawing: Hobby - Hunting: Grade
School Colonial Hill.
JEANETTE MARILYN BRIDGES
Girls Military, Sergeant: Tenicoit Varsity
Team: Clubs Auditores Caesaris, Secretary:
Forest Forum, Sergeant-at-arms: High Schol-
arship: National Honor Society. Office Assist-
ant: Three Linz Awards, Four Latin Awards:
Grade School--Ascher Silberstein.
MILDRED JEAN BROTHERS
Forest Secretarial Club: Locker Guard: Echo
Salesman: Favorite Sport-Football: Favorite
Subject--Mathematics: Hobby-Reading Mys-
tery Books: Ambition -- Detective: Grade
School - Ascher Silberstein.
MARTHA JO BLEDSOE
Tenicoit Varsity Team: Clubs-Student Coun-
cil: Dallas Historical Society: Allied Youth,
Treasurer, President: Vestonians: Traffic
Court Representative: 4B Class, Vice-Presb
dent. Locker Guard: Maiorette: Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
BETTY JOYCE BOWLES
Girls Military, Corporal: Valley Ball Varsity
Team: Locker Guard: Favorite Spart-Swim-
ming: Favorite Subject-Public Speaking:
Hobby-Collecting Rings: Ambition--Aviator:
Grade School--Alex W, Spen:e
Junior High.
JEANNENE BRIDGES
Girls Military, Sergeant: Tenicoit Varsity
Team: Clubs--National Honor Society: High
Scholarship, Vice-President: Forest Forum,
Secretary: Auditores Caesaris: Junior Classi-
cal League. Library Assistant, Office Assist-
ant: Three Linz Awards, Three Latin Awards:
Grade School-Ascher Silberstein.
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Girls Militar , Tenizait Var jLIgatQ'Clubs
-Texas ljfgvaryf orum, Vice-Presi-
dent: Natiooglfganor: Student Council: lB
Class PresLdeht: QB Class Secretary: 3A Class
Secretary! Library Assistant:One Linz Award:
Grade School--Ascher Silberstein.
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Dads' Club queen coronation.
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ELEANOR BUSHMAN
Girls Military: Clubs-Girl Reserves: Glfls
Public Speaking, President: High Sfltolm'
ship, Parliamentarian: Texas History, Vice-
President: Secretarial, Sergeant-at-arms: O
Club Brasilero: Student Council. Echo Staff,
Forester Staff: Office Assistant: Three Linz
Awards: Grade School-Colonial Hill-
BOBBY LEE CADENHEAD
Favorite Sport:-Baseball: Favorite Subiect-
Mathematics: HabbyfCollecting Foreign
Jewelry: Ambition-Electrical Engineer:
Grade School-Wills Point, Texas.
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JAMES CAMERON
Hi-Y Club, Sergeant-at-arms, Vice-President,
President, Locker Guard, Visual Education
Operator, Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite
Subject-Art, Hobby-Making Crafts, Ambi-
tion, Grade School-John Henry Brown.
IVA LEE CARTER
Favorite Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subiect-
English, Hobby-Dancing, Ambition-Typist,
Grade School-City Park.
MARGARET CHEW
Girls Military, Corporal, Clubs-Junior Red
Cross, Forest Forum, Favorite Sport-Foot-
ball, Favorite Subiect-Art, Hobby-Draw-
ing Pin-Up Girls, Ambition-Commercial
Artist, Grade School-John Henry Brown.
EVELYN CHURCH
Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite Subiect-
Home Economics, Hobby-Sewing, Ambition
-Secretary, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
DOROTHY JEAN CLEGHORN
Girls Military, Technical Sergeant, Tenicoit
Varsity Team, Clubs-Vestonians, Girl Re-
serves, Texas History, Student Council, Allied
Youth, Echo Staff, Grade School-
.lohn Henry Brown.
SAMMY COWAN
R.O.T.C., First Sergeant, Camp Dallas, Rifle
Team, Lettered, Two Sharpshooter Medals,
Three Expert Medals, Basketball, Lettered,
Baseball, Lettered, Football, Clubs-Texas
History, Student Council, lB Class, Vi:e-Pres-
ident, 3B Class Sergeant-at-arms. Orchestra,
Cheefleudeff Grade School-Colonial Hill.
BETTY SUE CAMP
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Volley Ball, New
comb, Forest Secretarial Club, Locker Guard,
Favorite Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subiect-
Accounting, Hobby-Collecting Pictures,
Ambition-Nurse, Grade School-
Carthage, Texas.
MARGIE CHANCE
Girls Military, Corporal, Locker Guard, Fa-
vorite Sport-Football, Favorite Subiect-
Accounting, Hobby - Sewing, Ambition-
Secretary, Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
MARGARET CHILDRESS
Clubs-Auditoris Caesaris, Treasurer, High
Scholarship, Student Council, National Hon-
or Society. Office Assistant, Three Linz
Awards, One Bible Award, Six Latin Awards,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
HAZEL LUCILLE CLARK
Girls Military, Staff Sergeant, Favorite Sport
-Roller Skating, Favorite Subiect-History,
Hobby-Collecting Snap Shots, Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
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JACKIE COOPER
C -Texas History, Student Council, One
Li Award, Favorite Sport-Football, Fa-
vorite Subiect-Mathematics, Hobby-Col-
lecting Stamps, Ambition-Mechanical
Engineer, Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
BETTY JO COX
Clubs-Dallas Historical Society, Vestonians,
Allied Youth, Vice-President, Forest Forum,
Echo Staff. Favorite Sport-Ice Hockey, Fa-
vorite Subiect-Journalism, Ambition-
Housewife, Hobby-Collecting Antiques,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
BENNIE CROW
Varsity Teams-Volley Ball, Basketball, Base-
ball, Tenicoit, Perfect Attendance, Favorite
Sport-Basketball, Favorite Subiect-History,
Ambition-File Clerk, Grade School-
Maybank, Texas.
JACK WILEY DANIEL
R.O.T.C., Private First Class, Football, Track,
Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite Subiect-
Bookkeeping, Ambition - Grocery Business,
Hobby-Flying, Grade School-T. G. Terry.
ERNESTINE DENNIS
Girls Military, First Lieutenant, Tenicoit Varsf
ity Team, Clubs-Student Council, Treasurer,
High Scholarship, Texas History, Forest
Forum, Junior Red Crass, Secretary, Annual
Staff. Locker Guard, Maiorette, Two Linz
Awards, Grade School-Merit, Texas. -
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R.O.T.C., Technical Sergeant, Golf Team,
Lettered, Clubs-Standard Debating Society,
Secretary, Vice-President, National Honor
Society, Junior Traffic Commission, Three
Linz Awards, Grade School-Colonial Hill.
PATSY CUMBIE
Varsity Teams-Basketball, Volley Ball, Teni-
coit, Clubs-Student Council, Forest Forum,
Treasurer, Dallas Historical Society, Corre-
sponding Secretary, Le Cercle Francais.
Locker Guard, Orchestra, One Bible Award,
Grade School-Gilmer, Texas.
GEORGE DASCH
R.O.T.C., Staff Sergeant, Marksmanship
Medal, Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. Rangers, Foot-
ball, Clubs-Distributive Education, Vice
President, Student Council. Locker Guard,
Hobby-Photography, Ambition-Radio An-
nouncer, Grade School-Pleasant Grove.
PAUI.INE DILLON
Girls Military, Private First Class, Clubs-
Student Council, Girl Reserves, Secretarial,
Vestonians, Locker Guard, Favorite Sport-
Volley Ball, Favorite Subiect-Journalism,
HobbyeCollecting Salt and Pepper Shakers,
Ambition-Buyer, Grade School-
Colonial Hill. '
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GARY ENDSLEY
Student Council, Baseball, Favorite Sport!
Football, Hobby-Hunting, Ambition-Arch-
itect, Favorite Subiect-Boys Home Econom-
ics, Grade School-Colonial Hill.
J '47 Cl s
Future dress designers receive their basic instruction in one of
Miss Matthews clothing classes.
MARVIN W ENGELBERG
R.O.T.C., Second Lieutenant, Camp Dallas,
Clubs-Standard Debating Society, Pan
American Student Forum, Locker Guard,
Favorite Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subiecte
Mathematics, Hobby-Stamps, Ambition--
Engineer, Grade School-J. L. Long.
FANNIE RAE FAIR
Tenicoit Varsity Team, Clubs-Texas History,
Le Cercle Francais, Vice-President, Girls
Public Speaking, Parliamentarian. Locker
Guard, Office Assistant, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
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MARGARET JEAN FARR
Girls Military, Second Lieutenant, Tenicoit
Varsity Team, Clubs-Auditores Caesaris,
Girl Reserves, Allied Youth, Student Council,
Vestonians, Vice-President. Locker Guard,
Orchestra, Band, Two Latin Awards, Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
BOBBY RAY FARROW
Baseball, Clubs-Auditores Caesaris, Hi-Y,
Student Council, Orchestra, Locker Guard,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
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WANDA MERELENE FISHER
Clubs-Girls Public Speaking, Texas History,
Forest Forum, President, High Scholarship,
Treasurer, Secretary, Student Council. Li-
brary Assistant, Two Linz Awards, Grade
School-McComey, Texas.
MARION FULLER
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Volley Ball, Clubs
-Vestonians, Secretory, Junior Red Cross,
Treasurer, Dallas Historical Society, Girl Re-
serves, Student Council, 38 and 3A Class,
Treasurer. Locker Guard, One Linz Award,
Colonial Hill.
HELEN GAMBRELL
Girls Military, Sergeant, Varsity Teams-
Tenicoit, Newcomb, Favorite Sport-Base-
ball, Favorite Subiect-Art, Hobby-Base-
ball, Ambition-Commercial Artist, Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
.IUANITA ELIZABETH GREEN
Varsity Teams-Volley Ball, Perfect Attend-
ance, Favorite Sport-ice Skating, Favorite
Subject-Shorthand, Hobby-Collecting Per-
fume Bottles, Ambition-Private Secretary,
Grade School-Richard Lagow.
BOBBIE FARRINGTON
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Volley Ball, Perfect
Attendance, Clubs--Dallas Historical Society,
Secretary, High Scholarship, Girl Reserves.
One Linz Award, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
ROBERT CHARLES FAULK
R.O.T.C., Staff Sergeant, Clubs-Hi-Y, Secre-
tary, Treasurer, Texas History, Dallas His-
torical Society, Treasurer, Echo Staff, IB
and lA Class, President, 2B Class, Vice-Pres-
ident, 2A Class, President. Locker Guard,
Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
EARLENE FLEEMAN
Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite Subiect-
Home Economics, Hobby-Collecting Salt
and Pepper Shakers, Ambition-Interior
Decorator, Grade School-Leila P. Cowart.
DeALVA FUTRELLE
Distributive Education Club Favorite Sport
-Football, Favorite Subiect - Mathematics,
Hobby-Dancing, Ambition-Interior Deco-
rotor, Grade School-Mesquite, Texas.
EDWIN GERLOFF
R.O.T.C., First Sergeant, Clubs-Student
Council, National Honor Society, Favorite
Sport-All Sports, Favorite Subiect- Aero-
nautics, Hobby-Control Line Speed Planes,
Ambition-Pilot, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
PATSIE MARIE GREENE
Girls Military, Corporal, Tenicoit Varsity
Team, Clubs-Texas History, President, Stu-
dent Council, Auditores Caesaris, Treasurer,
Girls Public Speaking, High Scholarship, 3B
Class, Secretary. Library Assistant, Cheer
Leader, Three Linz Awards, Five Latin
Awards-Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
BONNIE GOODMAN
Girls Military, Captain, Varsity Teams-
Tenicoit, Valley Ball, Basketball, Distribu-
tive Education Club, Favorite SportASwim-
ming, Favorite Subiect-Accounting, Hobby
-Photography, Ambition - Stenographer,
Grade School-Greenville, Texas.
HELEN JOYCE HALE
Girls Military, Sergeant, Varsity Teams-Vol-
ley Ball, Tenicoit, Basketball, Baseball, Clubs
--Girl Reserves, Dallas Historical, Vestan-
ians, Allied Youth, Parlimentarian, 4B Class,
Secretary. Locker Guard, Echo Staff, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
BILLY JOE HAMBRICK
R.O.T.C., First Sergeant, Rifle Team, Veteran
of United States Navy, Favorite Subject--
History, Favorite Sportvl-lunting, Hobby-
Making Knives, Grade School-
Jahn Henry Brown.
DON HANES
Baseball, Lettered, Basketball, Letterman's
Club, 4B Class, President, Favorite Subject
-Home Economics, Favorite Sport-Base-
ball, Ambition - Professional Ball Player,
Grade School-Colonial Hill.
MIMI GOODMAN
Locker Guard, Favorite Sport-Horseback
Riding, Favorite Subiect-Home Economics,
Hobby-Singing, Ambition-Housewife,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
BOBBIE JEAN HALL
Girls Military, Tenicoit Varsity Team, Clubs
f--Le Cercle Francais, Sergeant-at-arms,
Treasurer, Vice-President, Girls Public Speak-
ing, High Scholarship, Forest Secretarial.
Two Linz Awards, Grade SchoolACity Park.
FRED HANCOCK
Baseball, Student Council, Locker Guard,
Favorite Subiect-Home Economics, Favorite
Sport-Football, Ambition-Newspaper Re-
porter, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
HAROLD L. HARRIS
R.O.T.C., Captain, Camp Dallas, Two Sharp-
shooter Medals, Rifle Team, Lettered, Foot-
ball, Student Council, Orchestra, Favorite
Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subiect-Aeronaut-
ics: Hobby-Building Model Airplanes, Am-
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bition-Aeronautics Engineer, Grade
School--John Henry Brown.
June '47 Class
Anita Jacob singing "The Man On the Flying Trapeze" in her own
"gay nineties" style.
BILLY ORWOOD HARRISON
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R.O.T.C., Technical Ser nt, Clubs Audi-
tores Caesaris, Sergeant-at ,iiigh Schol-
arship, Junior Classical Leaguel-Ov-chcstro,
lockeFQuard, Three iinz Awards, Foqr Latin
Awards, .Grade S:hoolABL:liard lcifzvi,
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BETTY HART
Girls Military, Girl Reserves, Favorite Sport
-Football, Favorite Subiect--Public Speak-
ing, Ambition --lnterior Decorator, Grade
School--Richard Lagow.
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Basketball Team, Manager, Favorite Sport
-Basketball, Favorite Subject-English, Am-
bition-Type Setter, Grade School-
Richard Lagow.
IIORMA HASSELL
Girls Military, Private First Class, Clubs-
Auditores Caesaris, Librarian, Vestonians,
Locker Guard, Library Assistant, One Latin
Award, Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite
Subiect-Biology, Hobby-Skating, Ambition
-Dental Assistant, Grade School-
Denison, Texas.
MYRA JEAN HAYES
Girls Military, Sergeant, Tenicoit Varsity
Team, Girl Reserves, Vice-President, Favorite
Sport-Football, Favorite Subiect-Typing,
Ambition-Typist, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
LOIS DELL HILTON
Girls Military, Corporal, Varsity Teams-
Tenicoit, Volley Ball, Clubs-Vestonians, Girl
Reserves, Secretarial, Student Council, Sec-
retary. Locker Guard, Cheerleader, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell.
NANCY HIXSON
Girls Military, Corporal, Clubs-Latin, Sec-
retary, Girls Public Speaking, Texas History,
Vestonions, Student Council. Library Assist-
ant, Posture Contest, Echo Staff, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell.
L. B. HOLMES
R.O.T.C., Corporal, Golf, Lettered, Clubs-
Pan American Student, Forum, Sergeant-ab
arms, Texas History, Letterman's. Echo Staff.
Favorite Subject-Journalism, Favorite Sport
-Golf, Hobby - Photography, Ambition-
Professianal Golfer, Grade School-
T, G. Terry.
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JUNE RUTH HARTWELL
Tenicoit Varsity Team, Clubs-Forest Forum,
Student Council, Secretarial, Locker Guard,
Favorite Sport-Dancing, Favorite Subject-
Journalism, Hobby-Photography, Ambition
-Photographer, Grade School-Leetot.
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Track, Footbal1, National Honor Society,
Two Linz AtllOI'dS: Favorite Sport-Football,
Favorfe Sbhipct-Mathematics, Hobby-Gas
Model Airplanes, Ambition-Doctor, Grade
School-Corpus Christi, Texas.
JACK HERRING
Clubs-Dallas Historical Society, 3A Class,
Vice-President, Favorite Sport-Track, Fa-
vorite Subiect-Science, Hobby-Horseback
Riding, Ambition-Civil Engineering, Grade
School-Waco, Texas.
LOUISE HIXSON
Clubs-Texas History, Vestonians, Studeht
Council, Cheerleader, Locker Guard, Favor-
ite Sport-Football, Favorite Subject-
Physics, Ambition-Housewife, Grade School
-Richard Lagow.
BILL HOLMES
R.O.T.C., Hi-Y Club, Favorite Sport-Foot-
ball, Favorite Subiect-English, Ambition-
Telephoneman, Grade School-John
Henry Brown.
ARLYN HOROWITZ
Girls Public Speaking Club, Echo Staff,
Favorite Sport-Tennis, Favorite Subiect-
History, Hobby-Dancing, Ambition-Writer,
Grade School-Colonial Hill.
MARTHA ANN HOWELL
Clubs-Dallas Historical, Secretary, Pan
American, National Honor, Secretary-Treas-
urer, High Scholarship, Brazilian, Secretary,
President, Secretarial, Girls Public Speaking,
Student Council, Treasurer, 3B Class, Vice-
President. Office Assistant, Three Linz
Awards, Two Bible Awards, Grade School-
Colonial Hill.
MARVEL ELOISE HUTSON
Dallas Historical Society, Favorite Sparta
Swimming, Favorite Subject-Public Speak-
ing, Hobby- Collecting Souvenirs, Ambition
-Interior Decorator, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
JIMMY JAMES
R.O.T.C., Lieutenant Colonel, Camp Dallas,
Awards-Marksmanship, Sharpshooter, Rifle
Team, Letter, Rangers, Football, Track,
Clubs--3B Class, Vice-President, French, Let-
termari's. Grade School--John Henry Brown.
BILL JONES
Basketball, Track, Clubs-Dallas Historical,
President, 3A Class, President, Student
Council, President, .lunevile Traffic Court
Judge, 4B Class, Sergeant-at-arms, Grade
SchoolfSan Diego, California.
FRANCES JUANITA HULME
Girls Military, Corporal, Varsity Teams-
Newcomb, Tenicoit, Girl Reserves, Favorite
Sport-Football, Favorite SubiectfPublic
Speaking, Ambition-Secretary, Grade
School-Ascher Silberstein.
DAN JAMES
R.O.T.C., First Lieutenant, Camp Dallas,
Medals-Marksmanship, Sharpshooter, Rifle
Team, Letter, Football, Track, 2B Class, Vice-
President, Favorite Subiect-Public Speak-
ing, Favorite Sport-Golf, Hobby-Wood
Carving, Ambition-Engineer, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell.
BETTY THELMA JONES
Tenicoit Varsity Team, Clubs-Forest Forum,
Lotin,v'l.ocker Guard, One Lotin,Award,
,Favorite'.N:5p9Lt-fLFootbalI, Fqypflte Subiect
--Accounting, Hobby-4Writing Letters, Arn-
bitiofi-Bookkeeper, Grade School-
.lohn Henry Brown.
NORMA JANICE JONES
Girl Reserves, Favorite Sport-Football, Fa-
vorite Subiect-Public Speaking, Hobby-
Collecting Stamps, Ambition-Vocalist,
Grade School-Richard Lagow.
J '47 Class
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NORMAN M. KAPLAN
Clubs-Standard Debating Society, Presi-
dent, Treasurer, Parliamentarian, High
Scholarship, Parliamentarian, Vice-Presi-
dent, Student Council, Parliamentarian, Na-
tional Honor Society, Dallas Youth Sympho-
ny, 4A Class, Parliamentarian. Three Linz
Awards, Grade School-Colonial Hill.
JOSEPH KLIBANOW
Clubs 4 French, Vice-President, Brazilian.
Favorite Sport-Volley Ball, Favorite Subiect
-French, Hobby-Stamp Collecting, Grade
SchoolAJohn Henry Brown.
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MELVA JEAN KNIGHT
Var' am ic it, Volley Ball, Clubs
-F r S fl President,
Office Ass tant, O Linz Ri '
School-Fort Worth, e as.
National Honor So y. Lib ar AsSista2t,I
KATHERINE KREITER
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Basketball, Volley
Ball, Clubs-Student Council, Forest Forum,
President, Dallas Historical Society, Vice-
President, National Honor, Vice-President,
Forest Secretarial, Vice-President. Library
Assistant, Office Assistant, Three Linz
Awards, One Bible Award, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
ANNA LEMASTER
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Volley Ball, Favor-
ite Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subiect-Journ-
alism, Hobby-Reading, Ambition - News-
paper Reporter, Grade School-
Mt. Auburn.
BETTY LILLY
Locker Guard, Favorite Sport-Dancing,
Favorite Subject-History, Hobby-Design-
ing, Ambition-Interior Decorator, Grade
School-Ascher Silberstein.
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GORDON THOMAS LITTLE
Favorite Sport-Hunting, Football, Favorite
Subiect-Art, Hobby-Collecting Guns,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
DOROTHY McDANIEL
Clubs-Secretarial, Vice-President, Allied
Youth, Junior Red Cross. Locker Guard,
Favorite Sport-Basketball, Favorite Subiect
-English, Grade School-Emory, Texas.
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BILLIE LUMASTER
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Volley Ball, Echo
Reporter, Favorite Subiect - Salesmanship,
Favorite Sport-Baseball, Hobby-Drawing
Cartoons, Ambition-Cartoonist, Grade
School--City Park.
RAPHAEL LEVIN
Standard Debating Society, One Linz
Award, Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite
Subiect-Home Economics, Hobby-Photog-
raphy, Ambition-Press Photographer,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
VALLIERE ARNETTE LINDLEY
Girls Military, Private First Class, Favorite
Sport - Football, Favorite Subiect - Public
Speaking, Hobby-Collecting Snapshots,
Ambition-To Travel, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
DOROTHY LEE LOGAN
Tenicoit Varsity Team, Favorite Sport-
Horseback Riding, Favorite Subiect-Sales-
manship, Hobby-Collecting Perfume Bottles,
Ambition-Typist, Grade School-
City Park.
FAYE MUCFARLAND
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Volley Ball, Clubs
-Pan American Student Forum, Secretary,
Vestonians, President, High Scholarship.
Echo Staff, Feature Editor, Three Linz
Awards, Grade School-John Henry Brown.
BILLY MCRIGHT
R.O,T.C., Technical Sergeant, Rifle Team,
Favorite Sport-Basketball, Favorite Subiect
-Journalism, Hobby-Mechanical Drawing,
Ambition-Draftsman, Grade School-
Jahn Henry Brown.
ALEXANDER RAY MARQUEZ
R.O.T.C., Second Lieutenant, Camp Dallas,
Medals-Efficiency, Marksmanship, Favorite
Sport-Swimming, Favorite Subiect-Archi-
tectural Drawing, Hobby-Stamp Collecting,
Ambition - Achitectural Draftsman, Grade
School --Ascher Silberstein.
ARVIS WAYNE MELTON
R.O.T.C., Corporal, Distributive Education
Club, Favorite Sport-Baseball, Favorite
Subject-Distributive Education, Hobby-
Eating Apple Pie, Ambition-Retail Merch-
ant, Grade School-.lohn Henry Brown.
BILLY MILLER
R.O.T,C., Corporal, Baseball, Student Coun-
cil, Annual Staff, Sports Editor, Favorite
Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subiect - History,
Hobby-Photography, Ambition-News Pho-
tographer, Grade School-Itasca, Texas.
E. G. MANKINS
R.O.T.C., Second Lieutenant, Rangers, Clubs
-Student Council. Le Cercle Francais, Texas
History, Dallas Historical Society, Hi-Y, 2A
Class, Vice President. Locker Guard, Office
Assistant, Two Linz Awards Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
JACK MATTHEWS
R.O.T.C., Staff Sergeant, Girls Military ln-
structor, Texas History Club, Favorite Sport
- - Football, Favorite Subject - Mathematics,
Ambition-Lawyer, Grade School-
Colonial Hill
ALBERTA JOYCE MELTON
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Valley Ball, New-
comb, Girl Reserves, Favorite Sport-Foot-
ball, Favorite Subiect-Home Economics,
Hobby-Collecting Cartoons, Ambition-
Housewife, Grade School-T. G. Terry.
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Organization, Q - wards, o Bible
Awards, Grade .- --John Henry" . n. . '
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BUDDY MILLER
Veteran of the Armed Forces, Favorite Sport
-Baseball, Favorite Subject-History, Hob-
by-Photography, Ambition - Businessman,
Grade School-Richard Lagow.
WILMER JEAN MILLER
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Valley Ball, Clubs
-Junior Red Cross, Allied Youth, Student
Council, Echo Staff, Office Assistant, Locker
Guard, Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite
Subiect-Home Economics, Hobby-Travel-
ing, Ambition-Housewife, Grade School A
Ascher Silberstein.
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EDNA MILLIGAN
Varsity Teams-Volley Ball, Tenicoit, Clubs
-Auditores Caesaris, Student Council, Lock-
er Guard, Orchestra, Four Latin Awards,
Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite Subject-
Latin, Hobby-Collecting Movie Star Pic-
tures, Ambition-Nurse, Grade School-
Richard Lagow.
PATSY MOORE
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Volley Ball, Clubs
-Allied Youth, Dallas Historical Society,
Student Council, Vestonians, High Scholar-
ship, QB Class, President. Office Assistant,
Locker Guard, Two Linz Awards, Grade
School-T. G. Terry.
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Clu Girl R rves, -- etary, - as His-
tor For ecretari , High S - arship,
Fo Q f- f On nz Award, Favorite
Spar - o vm F rite Subiect-Chemis-
tr - Am - .S rse, Grade School-
lonial Hill.
.IACQUELINE PARRETT
Girl Reserves, Favorite Sport-Football, Fa-
vorite Subiect-Public Speaking, Hobby-
Collecting Historical Post Cards, Ambition-
Clerical Worker, Grade School-
Richard Lagow.
NORMA HELLEN PATZIG
Junior Red Cross, Locker Guard, Office As-
sistant, Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite
Subiect-Journalism, Hobby-Collecting Per-
fume Bottles, Ambition-Housewife, Grade
School-Ascher Silberstein.
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Clubs- e s History, Vestonians, Echo Staff,
Favorit port-Baskgtball, Favorite Sub-
' nalism, H by-Collecting Trink-
ets,l ition-Housewife, Grade School-
T. C. Hassell.
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JOHN LEWIS MIMS
R.O.T.C., Technical Sergeant, Locker Guard,
Favorite Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subiect-
History, Ambition - Owner of Hardware
Store, Hobby-Reading, Grade School-
T. G. Terry.
DALE ELLWOOD MORRIS
R.O.T.C., Captain, Camp Dallas, Medals-
Marksman, Sharpshooter, Rifle Team, Foot-
ball, Track, Favorite Sport-Football, Favor-
ite Subiect-History, Ambition-Pilot, Hobby
-Stamp Collecting, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
WANDA ORRILI.
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Volley Ball, Clubs
-Girl Reserves, Girls Public Speaking, Treas-
urer, Secretary, Student Council, High
Scholarship, Annual Staff. Maiarette,
Orchestra, Two Linz Awards, Grade School
-San Antonia, Texas.
IDA LOIS PATTILLO
Locker Guard, Favorite Sport-Football,
Subiect- Shorthand, Hobby-Collecting
Rings, Ambition-Aviator, Grade School-
City Park.
MARTHA MARIAN PAXTON
Girls Military, Private First Class, Varsity
Teams-Tenicoit, Newcomb, Volley Ball, Bas-
ketball, Clubs-Horizon, Library, Forester
Staff, Library Assistant, Favorite Sport-
Basketball, Favorite Subiect-Scienze, Hobby
--Roller Skating, Ambition-Nurse, Grade
School-James B. Bonham.
MORTON RACHOFSKY
R.O.T.C., Captain, Camp Dallas, Marksman
Medal, Standard Debating Society, Serg-
eant-at-arms, Treasurer, Vice-President,
Locker Guard, Favorite Sport-Football,
Favorite Subiect-Chemistry, Hobby-Col-
lecting Post Cards, Ambition-Engineer,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
BUFORD RALEY, .IR.
R.O.T.C., Sergeant Medals-Marksmanship,
Sharpshooter, Efficiency, Football, Letter,
Baseball, Track, Favorite Subject-Mathe-
matics, Favorite Sport-Football, Hobby-
Fishing, Ambition-Marine, Grade School-
Richard Lagow.
ANNE REILLY
Girls Military, Varsity Teams-Volley Ball,
Tenicait, Clubs-Texas History, Le Cercle
Francais, Sergeant-atrarmsv Red Cross, Ves-
tonians, Student Council. Cheerleader,
Grade School-Colonial Hill.
MINERVA .IO ROBERTSON
Girls Military, Clubs-Forest Forum, Dallas
Historical, Locker Guard, Favorite Sport-
lce-Skating, Favorite Subject-English, Hob-
by-Collecting Pictures, Ambition-Air
Hostess, Grade School-S. L. Scott.
B LY ROGERS
R.O.T.CrS2 , Football, Basketball, Let-
ter, Ba a , Letter, Track. Hi1Y Club,
Favorite Sport-Basketball, Favorite Subject
-Public Speaking, Hobby-Barbells Club,
Ambition-Rancher, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
TOMMY RAVEIJ.
R.O.T.C., Sergeant, Camp Dallas Clubs-
Pan American Student Forum, President,
Distributors, Secretary-Treasurer, Favorite
Subject- Spanish, Favorite Sport- Swim-
ming, Hobby-Union Discussions, Ambition
-Auto Manufacturer, Grade School-
Ennis, Texas.
PATRICIA LOUISE REINLE
Girls Military, Corporal, Tenicoit Varsity
Team, Forest Secretarial Club, Secretary
Favorite Sport-Swimming, Favorite Sub-
ject-Home Economics, Ambition-Traveler,
Grade School-Ascher Silberstein.
TOMMY ROBINSON
R.O.T.C., Technical Sergeant, Rifle Team,
Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite Subject
-Salesmanship, Hobby-Motorcycles, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
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R.O.T.C iv te, Football, Baseball, Hi-Y
Club, vori Sport- Baseball, Favorite
Subject- H lth, Ambition - U, S. Marine,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
June '117 Class
Talented Pete Vatsures in art class painting one of his many
prize winning sketches.
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Tenicoit Varsity Team, Posture Contest, Clubs
, , . -National Honor Society, High Scholarship,
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Vestonians, Treasurer, Student Council,
Echo Staff, Editor, Office Assistant, Two
Linz Awards, Grade School-
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THELMA ROMOTSKY
Clubs-Girls Public Speaking, Vice-President,
Secretary, Sergeant-atarrns Texas History,
Parliamentarian, High Scholarship, Treas-
urer, Pan American Student Forum, Vice,
President, O Club Brasileiro, President, Sec-
retary, Treasurer, Junior Red Cross. Annual
Staff, Library Assistant, Office Assistant,
Three Linz Awards, Inter-Scholastic Spelling
League Contest, Grade School-
.lahn Henry Brown.
.IO ANN RUBENSTEIN
Girls Military, Staff Sergeant, Clubs-Girls
Public Speaking, Texas History, Vice-Presi-
dent, High Scholarship, Student Council,
Forester Staff, Office Assistant, Library As-
sistant, Two Linz Awards, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
SELMA SAGEL
Girls Military, Staff Sergeant, Clubs-Girls
Public Speaking, Girls Reserves, Texas His-
tory, Student Council, Forest Secretarial Sec-
rctary, Echo Staff, Art Editor. Locker Guard,
One Linz Award, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
.IUANITA PAULINE
SATTERWHITE
Girls Military, Staff Sergeant, Varsity Teams
-Tenicoit, Newcomb, Favorite Sport-Ice
Hockey, Favorite Subiect-Public Speaking,
Hobby-Sewing, Ambition-Model, Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
PAULINE SCHWETKE
Girls Military, Staff Sergeant, Clubs-Dallas
Historical Society, Vestonians, Student Coun-
cil, Locker Guard, Office Assistant, Favorite
Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subiect - Physics,
Ambition-Housewife, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
BILL SI-IUPTRINE
R.O.T.C., Staff Sergeant, Medals-Marks
man, Sharpshooter, Favorite Sport-Foot,
ball, Favorite Subiect-Home Economics,
Hobby-Cooking, Ambition-Ovner of o
:tla Ranch, Grade School-Colonial Hill.
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BERNARD SIGEL
Standard Debating Society, President, Vice-
President, High Scholarship Club, Vice-Presi-
dent, President, Sergeant-at-arms, Student
Council, National Honor Society. Three Linz
Awards, Favorite Sport-Swimming, Favorite
Subject-Science, Hobby-Radio, Ambition-
Doctor, Grade School-Colonial Hill.
VIRGINIA RYAN
Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite Subiect-
English, Hobby-Horseback Riding, Ambi-
tion-Nurse, Grade School-Lido Hooe.
BONNIE SATTERWI-IITE
Tenicoit Varsity Team, Clubs-Pan American
Student Forum, Secretary, Forest Secretarial,
Student Council. Office Assistant, Two Linz
Awards, Grade School -Texarkana, Texas.
EVA SCHNITZER
Posture Contest, Clubs-Le Cercle Francais,
Treasurer, Secretary, Vice-President, Presi-
dent, Girls Public Speaking, Sergeant-at-
arms, Treasurer, Vice-President, High Schol-
arship, President, Parliamentarian, Junior
Red Cross, National Honor Society, Forester
Staff, Senior Editor. Three Linz Awards,
Grade School-City Park.
LOUISE SHAWHEAN
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Volley ball, Locker
Guard, Favorire Sport-Football, Favorite
Subicct-Public Speaking, Hobby- Piano,
Ambition-Nurse, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
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R.O.T.C., Maior, Camp Dallas, Medals-Ef-
ficiency, Marksman, Sharpshooter, Rifle
Team, Expert, Clubs-Standard Debating
Society, Sergeant-at-arms, Secretary, Vice
President, President, Parliamentarian, IA
Class, Sergeant-at-arms. Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
RUTH SILVERGOLD
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Volley Ball, Clubs-
Girls Public Speaking, Sergeant-at-arms,
Vice President, President, Texas History,
President, Secretarial, Parliamentarian,
High Scholarship, National Honor Society,
O Club Brasileiro, Student Council, Vice-
President. Office Assistant, Three Linz
Awards, Grade School-Colonial Hill,
BONNIE SIMS
Volley Ball Varsity Team, Locker Guard,
Two Linz Awards, Favorite Sport-Football,
Favorite Subiect- Home Economics, Hobby!
Collecting Salt and Pepper Shakers, Ambi-
tion- -Secretary, Grade School-T. G. Terry.
JOHN SIMMONS
Football, Lettered, Basketball, Baseball,
Clubs- Auditores Caesaris, Student Council,
Echo Staff, Sports Editor. Library Assistant,
Favorite Sport Baseball, Favorite Subiect-
Journalism, Grade School -City Park.
DORTHY SNOW
Favorite Sportflloller Skating, Favorite Sub-
iect--Shorthand, Hobby Collecting Glass
Dogs, Ambition Secretary, Grade Schoolf
T. C. Hassell.
ELAINE ROCHELLE STILLMAN
Clubs-Pan American Student Forum, Locker
Guard, Library Assistant, Favorite Sport-
Baseball, Favorite Subiect---English, Ambi-
tion Musical Career, Grade School e
Colonial Hill.
.IIMMIE SIMMONS
Tenicoit Varsity Team, ClubsAGirI Reserves,
Treasurer, President, High Scholarship, For-
ester Staff, Library Assistant, Three Linz
Awards, Two Bible Awards, Favorite Sport
--Football, Favorite Subject - Accounting,
Hobby-Collecting Salt and Pepper Shakers,
Ambition -- Stenographer, Grade School'
John Henry Brown.
JOSEPH SMITH
R.O.T.C., Second Lieutenant, Favorite Sport
-Football, Favorite Subiect-Mathematics,
Hobby-Sports, Ambition-Businessman,
Grade School-McKinney, Texas.
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R.G.T,C., Staft Sergeant, Clubs -Standard
Debating Society, President, Secretory, Ser-
geant-at-arms, Parliamentarian, High Schol-
arship, Sergeant-at-arms, Treasurer, Dallas
Youth Symphony. Three Linz Awards, Grade
School Colonial Hill.
DORIS STROUD
Girls Military, Corporal, Distributive Educa-
tion Club, Favorite Sport-Baseball, Favorite
Subject-History, Hobby - Collecting Mini-
ture Dogs: Ambition-School Teacher, Grade
School-Harlingen, Texas.
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Rosemary Packenius and Jimmy Evans executing a difficult
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GEORGIA MAE STEWART
Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite Subiect -
Public Speaking, Hobby-Collecting Movie
Star Pictures, Ambition--Typist, Grade
School-Ascher Silberstein.
HELEN SWAFFORD
Varsity TeamsATeni:oit, Baseball, Valley
Ball, Clubs-Dallas Historical Society, Ves-
tonions, Allied Youth, Secretary, 4B Class,
Treasurer Echo Staff. Locker Guard, Favorire
Sport-Ice Hockey, Favorite Subject Home
Economics, Hobbyflfishingz A"fWl9lY'Of1a
Housewife, Grade School --T, G. Terry.
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JIMMY TERRELL
R,O.T.C., Private, Football, Track, Locker
Guard, Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite
Subiect-History, Hobby-Photography, Am-
bition-Sailar, Grade School-
Mesquite, Texas.
VIRGINIA THORNHILL
Girls Military, Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, End
Ball, Newcomb, Clubs-Secretarial, Junior
Red Cross, Girl Reserves, Locker Guard,
Office Assistant, One Linz Award, Grade
School-John Henry Brown.
JOAN TURNER
Girls Military, First Lieutenant, Clubs---Girl
Reserves, High Scholarship, Le Cercle Fran-
cais, President, National Honor Society, Stu-
dent Council, 4B Class, Parliamentarian,
Forester Annual, Editor-in-Chief, Music
Queen, Moy Queen, Dad's Club Princess,
One Linz Award, Two Bible Awards, Grade
School-Colonial Hill.
PETER VATSURES
Clubs-Student Council, High Scholarship,
Standard Debating Society, National Honor
Society, Annual Staff, Art Editor, Three Linz
Awards, Favorite Sport-Ping Pong, Favorite
Subject - Art, Hobby - Composing Music,
Ambition-Artist Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
GEORGE VRLA
Baseball, Football, Track, Clubs-Hi-Y, Sec-
retary, Treasurer, President, Student Coun-
cil, Texas History, Dallas Historical Society.
Locker Guard, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
GERALDINE WATERS
Girls Military, Clubs-Girls Public Speaking,
Auditores Caesaris, Dallas Historical Socie-
ty, Texas History, Favorite Sport-Swimming,
Favorite Subiect-Music Literature, Hobby-
Cooking, Ambition-Piano Teacher, Grade
School--Ascher Silberstein.
BONNIE FAYE THOMPSON
Girls Military, Tenicoit Varsity Team, Latin
Club, Locker Guard, Favorite Sport-Foot-
ball, Favorite Subiect-Home Economics,
Hobby-Collecting Pictures, Ambition-Sec-
retary, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
NORMA JEAN THORPE
Girls Military, Corporal, Varsity Teams-Ten-
icoit, Volley Ball, Clubs-Vestonians, Audi-
tores Caesaris, Dallas Historical, Forest
Secretarial, Student Council, Junior Red
Cross, Locker Guard, Grade School
T. C. Hassell.
SYBLE TURNER
Girls Military, Varsity Tenicoit Team, Clubs
-Pan American, Student Forum, Vice-Presi-
dent, Forest Secretarial, Sergeant-at-arms,
O Club Brasileiro. Echo Staff, Office Assist-
ant, Two Linz Awards, Grade School-
Colonial Hill.
CATHERINE MARIE VINES
Girls Military, Sergeant, Tenicoit Varsity
Team, Clubs-Auditores Caesaris, Texas His-
tory, Dallas Historical Society, Girls Public
Speaking, Horizon, High Scholarship, Lock-
er Guard, Clinic Assistant, One Linz Award,
Four Latin Awards, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
BETTYE WALLACE
Girls Military, Tenicoit Varsity Team, Clubs
-Girls Public Speaking, President, Parlia-
mentarian Forest Secretarial, Pan American
Student Forum, Treasurer, Forest Forum, O
Club Brasileiro, Texas History. Office Assist-
ant, Locker Guard, Grade School-
Denton, Texas.
JOE WEBBERMAN
R.O.T.C., Staff Sergeant, Clubs-Standard
Debating Society, Vice-President, Secretary,
Pan American Student Forum, Treasurer,
President, Texas History, Sergeant-at-arms,
Treasurer. Locker Guard, Library Assistant,
Two Linz Awards, Grade School-
Colonial Hill.
ANITA BLANCHE WEIL
Tenicoit Varsity Team, Clubs-Student Coun-
cil, Girls Public Speaking, Secretary, Texas
History, Girl Reserves, Pan American Stu-
dent Forum, President, Vice-President, Par-
liamentarian, O Club Brasileiro, Secretary,
President, National Honor Society. Library
Assistant, Office Assistant, Three Linz
Awards, Grade School-Colonial Hill.
JOYCE WILDER
Varsity TeamswVolley Ball, Tenicoit, Locker
Guard, Favorite Sport-Golf, Favorite Sub-
iect Y Typing, Hobby - Collecting Photo-
graphs, Ambition--Typist, Grade School-
City Park.
BESSIE MAE WILLIAMS
Varsity TeamsfEnd Boll Newcomb, Tenicoit,
Baseball, Horizon Club, Favorite Sport-
Football, Favorite Subiect-Home Economics,
Hobby-Ice Skating, Ambition-Nurse,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
GLYNN PAUL WITHROW
R.O.T.C., Captain, Camp Dallas, Rifle Team,
Locker Guard, Favorite SporteFootball, Fa-
vorite Subiect-History, Ambition-Architect,
Hobby-lce Skating, Grade School-
John Henry Brown.
Ju ne '47 Class
The 4A Class officers working on graduation plans. Girls Military, Favorite Sport!-Football, Fa-
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GEORGE WEST
R.O.T.C., Second Lieutenant, Golf, Texas
History Club, Locker Guard, Favorite Sport
-Golf, Favorite Subject-Architectural
Drawing, Hobby - Golf Ambition H Sailor,
Grade School-Richard Lagow.
BILLY WILKINSON
Favorite Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subject
-Chemistry, Hobby-Hunting Ambition-Exo
plorer, Grade School-Stonewall, Jackson.
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DORIS WILLIAMS
Varsity Teams-Tenicoit, Newcomb, Basket-
ball, Clubs-Girl Reserves, High Scholarship,
Secretarial, Library Library Assistant, Office
Assistant, Two Linz Awards, Grade School
--T. G. Terry.
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R.O.T.C., Captain, Camp Dallas, Rifle Team, .' ' HL- ,H K E ,
Track, Swimming, Champion, Baseball, Lock- ' .. -i '
er Guard, Favorite Sport-Baseball, Hobby ' '
-Swimming, Favorite Subject-History Am- 'ew
bition-Marine, Grade School-Colonial Hill. ,I
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ALYNE YATES
V vorite Subiect-Accounting, Hobby - Read-
ing, Ambition-Accountant, Grade School--
John Henry Brown.
OLIVER BOUND
Veteran of United States Navy, Favorite
Sport-Football, Favorite Subiect-Art, Hob-
by-Collecting Records, Ambition - Interior
Decorator, Grade School-City Park.
January '47 Class
DAVE EDWARDS
Band, Locker Guard, Favorite Sport-Ice
Hockey, Favorite Subiect-Band, Hobby-
lce Skating, Ambition-Musician, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell.
DOROTHY PLEASANT
Varsity Teams-Volley Ball, Tenicoit, Favor-
ite Sport-Skating, Favorite Subiect-His-
tory, Hobby-Collecting Photographs, Am-
bition-Secretary, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
KENITH STURDIVANT
R.O.T.C., Second Lieutenant, Camp Dallas,
Rifle Team, Clubs-Texas History, Forest
Forum, Sergeant-at-arms, Dallas Historical
Society, Sergeant-at-arms, Echo Staff. Fa-
vorite Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subject-
History, Hobby-Repairing Cars, Ambition
-Pilot, Grade School-Mount Auburn.
JANUARY '47 CLASS SONG
lTune of ALWAYS,
We will think of you, Forest,
Miss the things you clo, Forest,
Think of Freshmen days, when we were
Looking up to you, Forest, Forest.
Winning football games for Forest,
Reaching h'gh-school fame for Forest.
Proms and picture shows told in past "
Wi'l keep up close to you, Our Forest.
-Freida Ann Benson
PATSY RUTH HOLT
Tenicoit Varsity Team, Clubs-Texas History,
Allied Youth, One Linz Award, Favorite
Sport-Football, Favorite Subiect-Home Ec-
onomics, Hobby-Traveling, Ambition-
Housewite, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
PEGGY YVONNE SMITH
Girls Military, Technical Sergeant, Clubs-
Texas History, Girl Reserves, Girls Public
Speaking, Student Council, Two Bible
Awards, Favorite Sport-Ice Skating, Favor-
ite Subiect-Public Speaking, Ambition-
Model, Grade School-John Henry Brown.
ROBERT HENRY WILLIS
R.O.T.C., Staff Sergeant, Clubs-4B Class
President, 2A Class, President, Hi-Y Club
President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treas-
urer, Dallas Historical Society, President,
Treasurer, Vice-President, Forest Forum,
Vice-President, National Honor Society, Tex-
as History, Student Council, High Scholar-
ship, Standard Debating Society, Allied
Youth. Two Linz Awards, One Bible Award,
Grade School-Ascher Silberstein.
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EDWIN BANNON
Favorite Sport --Football, Favorite Subiect-
English, Hobby - Science, Ambition - Me-
chanical Engineer, Grade School-
.lohn Henry Brown.
BTLLIE SUE BISHOP
Favorizc Sport Football, Favorite Subiect-
Accounting, Hobby-Collecting Dogs, Ambi-
tion-Secretary, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
CHARLES WALLACE CALVERT
R.O.T.C., Stall Sergeant, Locker Guard,
Favorite Sport--Hunting, Favorite Subject-
Physics, Hobby-Collecting Coins, Ambition
-Sailor, Grade School-T. C. l-lassell.
HOMER LEE COOK
R,O.T.C., First Sergeant, Camp Dallas, 3A
Class, Treasurer, Favorite Subiect-History,
Hobby-Hunting, Ambition -- Pilot, Grade
School- Colonial Hill.
BOBBIE JEAN BENTLEY
Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite Subiect-
Typing, Hobby-Collecting Bottles, Ambi-
tion-Medical Nurse, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
RAYMOND LEON BUTTS
R,O.T.C., Second Lieutenant, Camp Dallas,
Sharpshooter Medal, Basketball, Locker
Guard, Favorite Sport-Wrestling, Favorite
Subiect - Physics, Ambition - Cartoonist,
Hobby--Pigeons, Grade School--
Colonial Hill.
CHARLES MELTON CONNER
Football, Track, Clubs-Hi-Y, Letterman,
Treasurer. Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite
Subject - Mathematics, Hobby - Football,
Ambition-Football Coach, Grade School-
Ricbard Lagow.
LA VERNE CREASON
Varsity Teams-Basketball, Volley Ball, Dis-
tributive Education Club, Vice President,
Favorite Sport---Football, Favorite Subject-
Distribution Education, Hobby-Collecting
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Mesquite, Texas.
January '48 Class
Student Council president, Bill Jones, discussing a school rule
with Mr. Whittlesey.
FRANCES EMBRY
Newcomb Varsity Team, Distributive Educa-
tion Club, Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite
Subiect- Distributive Education, Hobby-
Collecting Records, Ambition - Secretary,
Grade School-John Henry Brown.
MARGARET HELEN EQUALS
Favorite Sport- Roller Skating, Favorite Sub-
ject-English, Hobby-Collecting Post-Cards,
Grade School-Ascher Silbcrstein.
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JEANETTE L. FAIN
Girls Military, Locker Guard, Favorite Sport
-Roller Skating, Favorite Subject-History,
Hobby,-Skating, Ambition - Typist, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell.
JIMMY FERGUSON
R.O.T.C., Football, Baseball, Orchestra, Fa-
vorite Sport-Football, Favorite Subject-
History, Hobby-Flying Airplanes, Ambition
-Naval Air Corps, Grade School-
T. C. Hassell.
EUGENE GOLDGAR
R.O.T.C., Band, Clubs-Standard Debating
Society, Sergeant-at-arms, O Club Brasilero,
President, 3B Class, Vice President, 3A
Class, Parliamentarian, Texas History. For-
ester Staff, 3 Linz Awards, Grade School-
Coloriial Hill.
MARY HATTER
Tenicoit Varsity Team, 3A Class, President,
Cheerleader, Favorite Sport-Football, Fa-
vorite Subiect-Public Speaking, Hobby-
Collecting Books, Ambition-Housewife,
Grade School-Colonial Hill.
LYNNA RUTH HOPE
Varsity Teams - Tenicolt, Newcomb, End
Bull, Favorite Sport-Football, Favorite Sub.
iect-History, Hobby -Collecting Foreign
Stamps, Ambition-Medical Nurse, Grade
School-Colonial Hill.
BETTY JEAN MCCOY
Favorite Sport-Swimming, Favorite Subiect
-Art, Hobby-Collecting Records, Ambition
-Interior Decorator, Grade School-
Colonial Hill.
BETTY JEAN FARLER
Endball. Varsity Team, Favorite Sport-
Football, Hobby-Collecting Earrings, Ambi-
tion-Secretary, Grade School-
Ascher Silberstein.
IMA JO GAMBLE
Newcomb Varsity Team, Favorite Sport-
Skating, Favorite Subiect-History, Hobby-
Skating, Ambition-Stenographer, Grade
School-T. C. Hassell.
MARY JANE GUERNSEY
Tenicoit Varsity Team, Favorite Sport-Skat-
ing, Favorite Subiect-History, Hobby-
Writing Letters, Ambition-Designer,
Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
BONNIE ZETHA HENRY
Varsity Teams-Newcomb, Tenicoit, Favorite
Sport-Baseball, Favorite Subiect-History,
Hobby-Collecting Records, Ambition-
Actress, Grade School-John Henry Brown.
FRANCIS ANN JURCIK
Varsity Teams-Volley Ball, Newcomb, Fa-
vorite Sport -Volley Ball, Favorite Subiect-
Foods, Hobby-Playing Piano, Ambition-
Typist, Grade School-T. C. Hassell.
MARY LOUISE MCDONALD
Clubs-Texas History, Latin, Vestonians, 2B
Class, Secretary. Locker Guard, 2 Latin
Awards, Favorite Sport-Roller Skating,
Favorite Subiect-Typing, Ambition-News
paper Reporter, Grade School-
T. C. Hassell.
DORA MAE McFADlN
Clubs Student Council: 2A Class, Parlta
ntentarran. Locker Guard: Favorite Sport --
Baseball, Favorite Sublect English, Hobby
- Ice Skating, Ambition Secretary, Grade
School Richard Lagow.
BILLIE RUTH PARTINGTON
Varsity Teams Newcomb, End Ball, Tentcoit,
Volley Ball, Favorite Sport Baseball, Favor-
ite Subiect Typing, Hobby - Collecting
Photographs, Ambition Secretary, Grade
School T. C. Hassell.
SAMMIE PIKE
Newcomb Varsity Team, Distiibutive Educa-
tion Club, President, Locker Guard, 3 Linz
Awards, Favorite Sport Football, Favorite
Subiect Health, Hobby Collecting Phono-
grapli Records, Ambition Aviator, Grade
School John Henry Brown.
FRANCES NELL POTTS
Girls Military, Corporal: Clubs Latin, For-
est Forum, Locker Guard, Nurse Assistant,
Favorite Sport Football, Favorite Subiect
Shorthand, Hobby Collecting Match
Folders, Ambition Nurse: Grade Schoole
Ascher Silberstein.
LAVERNE MISENHEIMER
Girls Reserves, Favorite Sport- Valley Ball
Favorite Sublect -- Accounting, Ambition -
Secretary, Grade School Texarkana, Texas
KENNETH MERREL PEACH
R.O.T.C,, Private, Football, Track, Clubs -
Hi Y, President, Junior Red Cross, Sergeant
atarms. Locker Guard, Favorite Sport-
Pool, Favorite Sublect Public Speaking
Hobby Acting, Ambition- Actor, Grade
School -Colonial Hell.
EDNA PHELPS
Newcomb Varsity Team, Favorite Sport
Football, Favorite Subject Typing, Ambi
tion Nurse, Hobby -Collecting Compacts
Grade School John Henry Brown.
BILLIE LOU RAY
Varsity Teams Tenicott, Valley Ball, New
cornb: Clubs Texas History, IA Class, Vice
President, Girls Public Speaking, Treasurer
QA Class, Parliamentarian, 3B Class, Secre-
tary, Treasurer: Locker Guard: Library As
Sistant, 2 Buble Awards, Grade School f
Ascher Sllberstein.
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Foresters taking advantages of our well-stocked library.
EMMA DAISY REED
Tenicoit Varsity Team: Clubs Texas History,
Dallas Historical Society, High Scholarship,
Auditores Caesaris, Szudent Council, Junioi
Classical League, I Linz Awatcl, I Biblr-
Award, Four Latin Awards, Grade School -
T. C. Hassell.
DORIS ROFFMAN
Girls Public Speaking Club, Favorite Sport
kDancing, Favorite Subject Art, Hobby
Making Beaded Pins, Grade School f
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L0iS SCHUMAN
Tcnicoit Varsity Team, Clubs4Student Coun-
cil, Girls Publi: Speaking, Sergeant-at-arms,
Vice-President, Allied Youth, Girl Reserves,
Texas History, High Scholarship. Locker
Guard, Office Assistant, Forester Staff, As-
slstant Business Manager, Echo Staff, Three
Linz Awards, Posture Contest, Grade School
-John Henry Brown.
BETTY STRANGE
VarsIty Teams-Tenicoit, Volley Ball, New-
comb, Locker Guard, Favorite Sport--Foot-
ball, Favorite Subiect-Accounting, Hobby
--Collecting Snapshots, Ambition - Book-
Leoper, Grade School-Colonial Hill,
JOAN MARIE SWIFT
Varsity Teams-Valley Ball, Tenicoit, Basket-
ball, Newcomb, Dallas Historical Society,
Locker Guard, One Linz Award, Grade
School-Colonial Hill.
MARGARET HELEN WICKS
Favorite Sport---Roller Skating, Favorite Sub-
ject -- English, Hobby - Collecting Match-
boaks, Ambition-Private Secretary, Grade
SchooleWilliam B. Travis.
4B CLASS OFFICERS
BILL STOKES
Football, Clubs--Student Cauncil,Auditores
Cacsoris, Texas History, Standard Debating
Sycicty, Dallas Historical Society, Forester
Staff, Sports Editor, Three Latin Awards,
Grade SchoolAJames Bowie.
VUNITA ELENE STRIBLING
Clubs-IB Class, Vi:e-President, 3B Class,
President, Student Council, High Scholar-
ship, Texas History, Dallas Historical, 2nd
Vice President, Girls Public Speaking, Girl
Reserves. Locker Guard, Office Assistant,
Forester Staff, Three Linz Awards, Grade
School--Colonial Hill.
BERNICE VIRGINIA TUCKER
Girls Military, Private First Class, Varsity
Teams-Volley Ball, Tenicoit, Newcomb,
Basketball, Clubs-Student Council, Forest
Forum, Dallas Historical Society, Locker
Guard, Office Assistant, One Linz Award,
Grade School-Colonial Hill.
MABEL ELIZABETH BULLOCK
Tcnicoit Varsity Team, Locker Guard, Favor-
ite Sport -- Swimming, Favorite Subiect-
Public Speaking, HobbyACollecting Glass
Shoes, Ambition-Interior Decorator, Grade
School-Richard Lagow.
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Ruth Silvergold, L. B. HOllUESWlOFd Kolenovsky, George
VrIa,, Robert Faulk, James Cknmeron, June Hartwell, Betty
Thelma Jones, Joan Turner.,
Second Row:sPeter Vatsuresl Joseph Klibanow, Raphael Levin,
Charley Annes, Fred Tilleryx Buford Raley, Anna Lemaster,
Xoishbell Hilton, Gexrcjdine Waters, Mildred Jean Brothers,
Thifdlllowz Sam Andrews, Bill Nllller, Edwin Gerloff, O. H.
Haveman, Bill Jones, Robert Henry Willis, Jack Matthews,
l JohnnyySwartz,-Bobbie Hall, Fred Hancock, Gary Endsley.
Fourth w: Harold Harris, Glynn Withrow, Stanley Green,
Fred Paddock, Bobby Lee Cadenhead, Jimmy Terrell, Joe
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Fifth Row: Garrett Ransom, Freddie Dunn, Bob Hedrick, Joe
Webberman, Bernard Sigel, Jimmy James, George Ronald
Dasch, Richard Blair, Jack Daniel.
Sixth Row: Ale nder Ray Marquez, Joseph Smith, Morton
Racholslcy, orman Kaplan, Joseph Somer, Billy McRight,
Fred Roger, Bill Shuptrine, Charles Conner.
Seventh Row: illy Harrison, Marvin Engelberg, Myron Shwiff,
John Mims, llwood Morris, Donald Witt, Kenith Sturdiyant,
Richard Winters, George West, Richard Macon, Edward
Lawton,
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Boys: Horner Cook, Jack Herringi Charles Masterson.
Girls: Bennie Crow, Katherine Powell, Jacquline Parrett, Helen
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First Row: Marion Fuller, Fannie Rae Fair, Tommie Wilkinson,
Margie Chance, Margaret Childress, Bettye Wallace, Cath-
erine Vines, Eleanor Bushman, Jo Ann Rubenstein, Eva
Schnitzer, Cecilia Baumgartner, Doris Williams.
Second Row: Marlene Belsky, Norma Hassell, Jeannene
Bridges, Jeanette Bridges, Gloria Rollins, Omafa McFar-
land, Doris Miller, lda Armbruster, Joyce Melton, Dorothy
Snow, Iva Carter, Dorothy Logan, Joyce Wilder.
Third Row: Nancy Hixson, Anita Petty, Billie LaMaster, Wanda
Fou
Dorothy
Fisher, Jacqueline Burks, Norma Jean Thorpe,
Cleghorn, Wilma Jean Miller, Georgia Stewart, Earlene
Fleenian, Fvelyn Church, Thelma Rornotsky, Anita Weil.
rth Row: Marvel Hutson, Juanita Green, Bonnie Sims, Jim-
mie Slmmons, Bobbie Farrington, Virginia Ryan, Ida Lois
Pattillo, Lucille Clark, Valliere Lindley, Pauline Sutter'
white, Louise Shawhean, Margaret Jean Farr, Patsie
Greene, Anne Reilly.
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Barbazon, Helen Gambrell, Selma Sagel, Dorothy Anqiint,
Helen Swafford, Betty Jo Cox, Patsy Moor:-.
Sixth Row: Bonnie Satterwhite, Katherine Krelter, Patsy Cum
ble, Martha Adamson, Louise Hixson, Pauline Schwt-tial,
Betty Camp, Frances Hulme, Patricia Reinlc, Tint-stint'
Dennis.
Seventh Row: Betty Bowles, Melya Jean Knight, Dorothy Mr
Daniel, Virginia Thornhill, Syble Turner, Norma Patlni,
Bessie Mae Williams, Dorothy Bird, Martha Paxton,
NOT IN PICTURE
Boys: David Black, Jackie Cooper, Bobby Farrow, linwoocl
Gilliland, R. A, Hughes, lf, G.
Jerry Marshall, Billy Wesch.
Mankin, Williiifl Mill.-I,
Girls: Bernie Crow, Kathstrini- Powt-ll, liifqin-Inn' Ptiiiwtt, ll.-It-n
Hale.
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AB Class
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Melvin Sclirocli, Doris Zimmerman, Edna Phelps,
Doris Roflnian, Lois Schuman, Joan Swift, Kenneth Peach,
Stanley Pyle, Ronald VX'itt, Dora Moe McFadin, Gloria
Boise, Elizabeth Bullock, Billie Lou Ray.
Second Row: Austin Kathcart, Frances Jurcilc, Mary Jane Guern-
sey, Emma Daisy Reed, Jeanette Fain, Laverne Misen-
lii-imi-i, Mary Frances Hatter, Bernice Tucker, Bill Stokes,
Pi-tv Fanlwi-igi, Eugene Goldgar, Bonnie Henry, Frances
Potts,
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Third Row: Oliver Harris, Bobbie Jean Bentley, Lynno Ruth
Hope, Betty Strange, Billie Bishop, Margaret Equels, Kath-
erine Powell, Mary Louise McDonald, Margaret Wicks,
Gerry Wood, Jessie Collier.
Fourth Row: Jimmy Ferguson, Thurman Taylor, Charles Wal-
lace Calvert, Edwin Bannon, Ray Ramsey, Weldon Jones
James Sutton, Douglas Wheat, Jimmy Terrell, Lonnie Fuller
Jack Ross, A. W. Karr. ,
NOT IN PICTURE
Vunita Stribling.
3A Class
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Marvin Black, Thomas Hardin, Johnny Higgins,
James Robinson, Bobbye .leane Hughes, Nancy Knott, J, D,
Bock, William Anderson Cooley, Bonnie Dolores Brigham,
JoNell Simmons, Georgia Head.
Second Row: Oliver Butts, Baliver Macon, Charles Trippl,
Charles Milligan, Doris Jean Williams, Jeanie Waddell,
Betty Segal, Dorothy Cruse, Maurine Kerby, Frances Evans,
Billie Jean Wells, Wanda Lou Reckley, Helen Goldstein,
Betty Eury, Mildred Moses.
Third Row: John Hayes, Sigmund Altman, Johnny Slaughter,
Danny Weisleld, Maury Soltes, Betty Jo Pruitt, Harold
Tucker, Georgia Petty, Margie Wheeler, Bobbie Tucker,
Mary Haney, Joanna Story, Jean Smith, Rose Marie Reed.
Fourth Row: Billy Ruyle, James Belken, Eugene Garvey, Carl
Dennis, Leon Everett, Joseph Silberman, Bill Sharp, Bobby
Trent, Cortland Wilborne, Jerome Statman, Fred Andrews,
Roy Hall, Pauline Camp.
Fifth Row: James Scirratt, Max Statman, Joe Hartan, Bill
Newsome, Thomas Pitts, Barney Morris, Harold Melnick,
George Sims, Edward Cummings, Allr-n Swaltoid, Claacln
Smith.
Sixth Row: Hoyle Ramsey, Leroy Tasleer, Jerry Fla-ming, Wayni-
Kane, Asher David Kleinrnan, Zus Levine, lf-on Zrrman
James Bartlett, Sammy Griggs, Bertis Bray.
Seventh Row: Kenneth Davis, Richard Gammon, Eugv-iw Plant,
Pace Zeman, Billy Clay, Leonard Hancock, Dil-wr-ry Cowl
ing, Warren Gaston, Bob Walters, Jim Sparks, Billy Sau-
cier, Harold Godwin.
Eighth Row: Billy McCool, Neil Turns, Billy Jafolz, Rirhaicl
Conner, Harvey Lane, Jack Newell, Winloid Diake, Jimmy
Hollon, leonard Wright, Billy Scherzei, Paul Camp, Tati-
Milner, Donald Smith, Jim Shipp.
NOT IN PICTURE
Boys: David Clarton, Max Freeman, Truitt law, Hulnr-it Park'
inus, Aubrey Shuptrine, Charles Schwartz.
Girls: Peggy Athey, Florine Brown, Elsie House-, lianri--. Kifn
nedy, Dorothy Murihead, Heli n McClure-.
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3A Class
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Dorothy Hall, Peggy Joe Nelson, Mary Louise Ram-
sey, fdna Louise Powell, Betty Collier, Betty Cainpagna,
Shirley Holmes, Betty Jo Huddleston, Berta Beddell, Alta
Flanagan.
Second Row: Joyce Dance, Maria Berry, Virginia Vodicka,
Doris, Bylord, Joann Tacker, Vera Higgins, Jo Ann Lan-
drum, Shirley Ann Stillman, Minnie Margaret Corder, Doris
Martin.
Third Row: Elizabeth Murrey, Ernestine Schultze, Mary Frances
Messina, Kathleen Collins, Ruth Lovegrove, Doris Bowerman,
Frances Dooley, LaMerle Miller, Dollie Lou McGarity, Patsy
Mates, Margaret Porter, Leila Nell Cody, Mary Jo Alex-
ander, Marcia Rariden, Nell McFarland.
Fourth Row: Barbara Lorenz, Jeannine Jameson, Margie
Tounibs, Dorothy Haley, Sarah Skelton, Margaret Hall,
Jay Wilensky, Cecelia Rasansky, Dorothy Buckner, Peggy
Nell Fowler, Carmen Eby, Margie St. Clair, Winnie Owen,
lreni- Roluerls, Marlene Ablon.
Filth Row: Marie Crow, Barlmara Tasker, Marie Gruggs, Judy
Wyll, Juni- Golcllmi-ig, Daiis Baiish, Betty Cox, Iris Apple,
Marguerite Wood, Nita Watkins, Wanda Skinner, Many
Denton, Mary Bain.
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Sixth Row: Cecilia Hereford, Nancy Lamm, Shirley Grabstald,
Marilyn Rude, Sylvia Goidl, Wanda Joy Barton, Lou
Yarborough, Joy Howlett, Helen Baleja, Arenette Levy,
Jeanette Levy, Marcia Engelberg.
Seventh Row: Virginia Cook, Jenna Lee Cromer, Estelle Abbott,
Billie Jean St. George, Betty .lean Bodine, Dorothy Faye
Bohne, Norma Cook, Joan Wheeler, Frances Moran,
Patricia Mays, Jimmie Johnston, June Hogg, Peggy
Stephenson.
Eighth Row: Ethel Reislaerg, Shirleye Mae Sorner, Theola Taye
lor,, Jean Hilger, Nadine Belt, Emma Mae Wilburn, Doris
Jean Hudson, Bobbie Jean Trammell, Jean Newberry,
Carter Jean Byrd, Katherine Beaver.
Ninth Row: Wanda Wade, Wanda Wolfard, Emma Nell Koller,
Louise Sikes, Eloise Kelley, Wanda Turpen, Patsie Reed,
Peggie Brooks, Maxine Reeves, Jeanne Allen, Margie
Sonka, Jane Phillips.
NOT IN PICTURE
Girls: Eunice Allen, Mildred Beck, Cassie Draper, Billie Garth,
Doris Gaston, Ann Master, Joyce Seguin, Mary Terry,
Gerry 'Nood, Virginia Henry, Billie Jo Scott, Margret
Hindrex.
3B
First Row: Donald Perdue, Chnl Bledsoe, Charles Schwarz,
Charles Haddock, Newton Rigslny, Glen Reynolds, David
LEFT TO RIGHT
Schaerdel, Tonnny Jones.
Second Row: Dorolhy Henry, Lucille Kelley, Louise Long,
Nancy Swrlt, Chloe Mountz, Ruth Moore, FranCeS Dixon,
Doris Powell, Berry Bush, Marlorie Esner.
Third Row: Juanita Banno, Georgene Moore, La Verne Jones,
Carlene McSpadden, Gloria McCulloch, Charlene Knight,
Billie Jean Merriman, Edwina Fitzgerald, Juanita Allen,
Fourfh Row: Marilyn Miller, Helen Bennell, Belly Corbell,
Norma Haley, Cornelua Simmons, Macel Fowler, Peggy
Bigqerslalf, Dorothy Weltchek,
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Fifth Row: Shcarn Rovrnslxy, Charles Bonn:-, Rory:-r Wrrrrr,
Marvin Johnson, George- Cinrnrnrngrs, Br-n Dnrlnnn, llnln-it
Parrefl, Charles Colm'-y, lvroy Coiln-r, Jr--onrw Xrrlnrrvnl.,
Joe Dosselr.
Sixth Row: Douglas Charba, Billy L1-vnons, lor- Dan Plnnlx,
Gene Sloclsdclle, Bully Ray MCPQ-ali, lrrrnr-s ll nur-,, lf-hrnrl
Dixon, Kenneth Chann, Gerald VVsAlluornv llrll-,f Rnl-.r'r1,.nr
NOT IN PICTURE
Boys: David Freeman, Stanley Goldman, Pr
Morris, Wallace Sinclair, Ray Vvlnllwld,
Girls: Peggy A1hey,Flor.ne Brown, Flew Hana
Dorlhy Murihead, Helen NlrClrnr'
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2A Class
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Elvin Worden, Joe Rener, Joe Kunzelniann, Leroy
Bvldlfls, E. W. Cunningham, Olen Rowe, Harold Elkins,
Richard Nulisch, Calvin Thompson, Johnny Childress, Paul
Daily.
Second Row: Marvin Sigel, Alfred Beniarnin, Irving Schwartz,
Robert Hixson, Jackie Watkins, Billy Hart, J. W. Wilkinson,
Marshall Grisom, Dan Hulse, Donald Beach, Carl Tucker,
Roland Hill, Charles Diffee, Alvin Kahn.
Third Row: Jack Manning, Pat Livingston, Maury Lazar, Jack
Chandler, Jack Thompson, Paul McKay, Aubrey Church-
well, Billy McMaster, Eugene Fuller, Marvin Greenberg,
Clarence Abramson, Billy Schaerdel.
Fourth Row: Floyd Hawk, G. W. Stoneborger, Billy Woodruff,
Harrell Kitchens, William Hand, Jay Beck, Tim Nieman,
Charles Mercer, Robert Crenshaw, Ray Ramsey, Eugene
Plant, Newton Rigsby.
Fifth Row: Don Hunt, Travis Tolley, Weldon Jones, Jimmie
Calverley, Bobby Weaver, Farrell Thontton, Glenn Bailey,
l za Forly- four
Sammy Warren, Fred Oakley, Stanley Woodruff, Bob
Keller, Carl Skibell, Charles Haddock.
Sixth Row: Bobby Nelson, F. J. Bowen, Robert Haggerty, Elmer
Samples, Leroy Kirkham, Barnett Goldberg, Phillip Aronoff,
Stanley Golman, Jaques Wade, Oliver Offill, Rudolph
Overman, Gene Culpepper,
Seventh Row: Fred Randall, Donald Purdy, Omar Steele, Luke
Macaluso, Richard Degges, Doy Robison, Oliver Fowler,
Baliver Macon, Paul Davidson, Billy Lewis, Willard Crass.
Eighth Row: Kenneth Rigler, J. W, Barber, Billy Risener, Melvin
Dean Cohen, Milton Leventhal, Kenneth Smith, Lloyd
Turner, Morton Moriarty, Terry Anderson, Johnny Ferrell,
John Tonkursley, Clint Bledsoe.
NOT IN PICTURE
Boys: Mitchell Beggs, William Bond, Billy Gilliland, Jack Jones,
Lee Robinson, Johnnie Rowe.
Girls: Alforine Barton, Laura Entltiy, Bonnie Suninty, f'l7ie
Spain, Joyce Hays.
Firs
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LEFT TO RIGHT Fifth Row: Myttlc- Loc- Cates, .lcan Wririvt-4, Polly R vii iw, .ltiyi
t Row: Rae Jones, Janice Flanagan, Doris llcizissun, lloy
Rowan, Odessa Roberts, Floy Workman, Maxine Smith,
Gloria Smith, Wanda Jackson, Beatrice Marcus, Maurinc
Vvnalen, Billie Jo Haney, Jo Maree Ellis, Patsy Harbison,
Ann Rogers, Mary Lou Statom.
ond Row: Billie Ruth Moore, Betty Harvey, Bnrbara Hansen,
Darts Killaugh, Margie Baldwin, Lois Nell Tyler, Wanda
Hales, Jean Hopkins, Mary Ann Jones, June Grace, Janice
Allbiight, Jean Eby, Barba Rita Harmon, Lois Samples,
Betty Jo Fultz, Mary Frances Bennett.
Third Row: Billie Roy Kelley, Naomi Southerland, Wilclct Stan-
ley, Ann Stokes, Elsie Marie Gage, Billie Joyce Morris,
Loretta Brisendine, Laverne Knight, Janice Tompkins, Ruby
Carpenter, Mitzi Smith, lla Fay Rigsby, Rosemary Ervin,
.Ioan Slocum, Frieda Lutz, Dorothy Sasse, Bobbie Jean
Clark, Baibara Clark.
Fourth Row: Billie Jean Brazeal, Virginia Barnes, Ruby Brown,
Dorothy Knight, Joan Levy, Suretta Love, Margaret Ann
Allison, Jaycf- Fuller, Carol Spigel, Evelyn Goss, Jacquelyn
Ki-itli, Judith Steinhorn, Betty Cook, Maureen Moriarty.
Ramsey, Nadine Jancs, Frances Curry, Botti Davis, Main'
Buchanan, Rose Ellcn Barton, Irene Faye Finnetwrgh, B.-tty
Tapper, Marion Goldman, Patsy Lowry, Lillian Swift,
Sixth Row: Leona Carter, Dollie Pat Smith, Nan Humphivy,
Barbara Faulkner, Aurelia Jacks, Della Henctarsnn, Dol nt-s
Knight, Dorothy Vtfeathersby, Patricia Reece, Davis Tunnr-ll,
Hazel White, Mary Walker, Patsy Early, Katherine
Chapman.
Seventh Row: Jo Anderson, Betty Caolc-y, Rosa Hart, Bvttyr'
Randolph, Sue Beasley, Blanche Kassfirl, Barbara Bnilu-ii,
Shirley Rat' Shay, Winnora Srntain, JoAnn Terry, lair-nm
Williams, Wcinda Moore.
Eighth Row: Roy Hall, Murphy lNel1stc,i, Jack Ogclwn, Jiiiiy
Threaclgill, Walter Bourlancl, Jack Knight, lcirl Whaitnn,
Jerry Holmes, Mary Joy Babbitt, Bettie Jo Hanks, JJAnn
Greenwood, Ann Waugltrtetta Taylor, Betty Woody,
Ninth Row: Joyce Primrose, Barbara Wizklilte, Juyzell Hyrl:-,
Betty Marie Childress, Juanita Louise Brown, Hollis Ftslirir,
Jimmy Stallings, Loma Vxfillougliby,
Sandra Jacobson, Jeannine Adams, Loli Vtllines, Annum:
Katherine Gr-airiri,
Bcell Clements, Alana Slnncloll,
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2B Class
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Clwcnlvs Huddock, Jiinniy Duy, S. T. Jones, Newton
Rrgslwy, Glen Morlow, Jock Knight, Ted VVhorton, Rolph
Cornlvy, Robert Johnson, Robert Jones, Edward Robinson.
Second Row: Dannie Walton, Bobby lewis, l-lorold Bridges,
Paul Fife, Paul Block, Wolter Bourloncl, Howard Mims,
Rnlicirrl Choate, C. V. Crow, Leroy Young.
Third Row: Jark Manning, Maurice Heck, Robert Pogo, Leo
Wlmtlivy, Mciryln Burns, Jene Lanion, Ardatli Burker,
VVcinrlmi Clnsni, Minnettc Utoy, Alnici Bennett, Modena
Patterson.
Fourth Row: Ernest Hand, Hubert Conner, Nora Thomas,
Louisv Wallis, Betty Shoots, Fronces Franklin, Ethel Osborn,
Funftfi VVlweelur.
Filth Row: John Thomas Butts, Jackie Dciwdy, Clmrlcs Clark,
Olwnv Ashton, Drlrlene Austin, Alito Robinson, Ann Ernest,
V1 'i' lmlj' KH
Julio Blutton, Flolsc Wclrcl, Joun Wrlltliclll, Judith Riu:
Jonis Reece,
Sixth Row: Paulo Dell Parilsli, Nanell Julian, Joycc Cloak,
Teddy Humphrey, Coynella Hogg, Norma McFodclin,
Noncy Skelton.
Seventh Row: Borbcira Moore, Barbara Cleinrnons, Borbcira
Glisson, Hildo Struckmeyer, Lucile Poxton, Joyce England,
Mildred Miller, Beth Trent, Burboro Gourley, Bobbie .lcon
Fields.
NOT lN PICTURE
Boys: Joe Cannon, Jnines Medlrn, Don Milligan, Slturrnun
Sotterwhite.
Girls: Ruby Adkins, Solly Cole, Nelda Choflcn, Joyce Hitt,
Bobbie Melton, Dorothy Mondoy, Jo Ann Willioms.
TA Class
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Alvin Wlrcrtley, Jim Miscnheirner, Raymond Davis,
J, C. Reeves, Dalo Tarno, Bobby Dickson, Raymond Hall,
Jrnrrny Phillips, Charles Lawrance, Joe Doyle, Bobby Kelley.
Glenn Murphy, Don Everett, Burton Bullock, Neal Byers.
Second Row: Patsy Hinson, Anniece Davidson, Peggy Hinson,
Jodie LeDoux, Naomi Jane Harris, Joyce Myers, Peggy
Cope, Juno Ballard, Velleen Dula, Vista Moore, Virginia
Miller, Dolores Coker, Norma Jean Patterson,
Third Row: ,lerrv Kalnrrn, Charles Keaton, Martha Ann Smith,
Minnie Lou Parsons, Eva Rose Meadows, Peggy Ann Thorp,
Norma Fallwell, Joanne Woodside, Gearldyne Maner,
Juanelle Hill, Gladys Pilgrim, Carol Ann Black, Harriett
Vatsures.
Fourth Row: Ben Schnrrzer, Jerry Landsberg, Ed Clark, Otis
Straughan, Donald Smith, Gene Morrow, Dan Dawson,
Sid Pilot, Jane Rutland, Trudy Farr, Freda Holley, Bonnie
Thorpe, DrAnn Shugart, Peggy Philips.
Fifth Row: Alvin Prokap, Woodfin Pruitt, Jerry Borshop, Norm
Fllrs, Jerry Holmes, Morton Rudberg, Tommy Oddo
Charlcye Berry, Mary Lou Dalton, Mclba Fulcnwidor, Doris
Holley.
Sixth Row: Gerald Hrlz, Howard Fuller, lsfrac Dralrrrrrrs, Nrrllrarr
Friedman, Arthur' Friedman, Robert Wcrflorcl, Brrly Snrrtlr,
Donald Minsky, Barbara Reed, Wcrrrdcr Wlrrtr-, Jrrrrrny
Bacon, Frank McKnight,
Seventh Row: Billy Taylor, Melvrn Brand, Carl Bond, Brlly
Guernsey, Bill Reilly, Ronald Ovsrlr, Robnrt Mrkus, Fug'-rrrr
Humphries, Newman Helm, Mickey Huddlfrstzrr, Allr-rr
Wrley, Marvin Hoflnran, Myron Goldberg.
Eighth Row: Jrrnrnrc- Fuller, Jerry Frschl, VVrllrarn Rrrldlrr, J. A.
Snow, Wrllrarn Young, James Greenhaw, VVaynn Owl-rr,
Billy Ray Hawthorne, Arthur Satterwhrte, Herbert Brrunr
gartner, Billy Morse, Farrc-ll Wofford, Loran Dunn, Tonrrny
Dawson, Wrllrcinr Moseley.
Ninth Row: Paul Scherzer, Robert Bontcn, John Arnswrrrtlr,
Joe Buckovan, Glen Rrddle, lawrence Salomon, Jr-rry
Calc-y, Billy Fowler, Max VVild, Lee Gare, Harold Albrrrrlrt,
Bobby Fraley, Bobby Horn.
Tenth Row: Barton Bullock, Jimmy VVQ,-st, Cave-l Storm-, lawrrrrru-
Solonran, Brlly Fowler, Max Wild, Lua Gow, Rqlrxrrt Burrlr,
Harold Albright, BJlJluy Fralcry, Kcrnncrtlr Fuller, Clrarlr-s
Patzrg.
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IA Class
LEFT TO RIGHT
Ffrst Row: Patwy Ciornvr, Dollrr- Fugrtt, Wcrrrclr Sparks, Joan
Bartlett, Joan Wt-Ile, Myna Rua Evans, Bcttlo VVrntcrs,
Margie- Mrrllrns, Dorothy Sparks, Mary I-IoII3n.
Second Row: Narcru Holt, Joyce Snrith, Joyce Myers, Bzrrbara
Hallam, NNrlrrra Morris, Dorothy Wylrcr, AIi:e Jane Dennis,
Frlrrarrrn Srnith, Mildred Blanton, Audrey Slider, Mary
Latriczrv Snrrth, Lula Norrrs, Joann Schenlcel, Georgia Flan-
agan, Virginia Morris,
Thi d Row: Slrrrlre Lls, Carrie Jo VVagIiardo, Janet Harris,
Prrgay Dean, Shyrlcr- Emmett, Lanona Melton, Mary Jane
Barker, Hi-If-rr Rachofslcy Benrta Ablin, Joyce Kirk, Melba
Floyd, Dorothy Fields, Mc-Ibn Baker, Johnnie Butler.
Fourth Row: EIL-arror Raslsrn, Patsy Cherry, Barbara Lusby,
Joyce Oliver, Brllre Jean Partner, Mary Lee Hoffman,
Martha Ann Pepper, Myrna Zaprudcr, Lela Faye Thrasher,
Betty Jones, Maurice Lowrance, Nadine Chance, Betty
Glasscock, Wyrre-II Johnson, Billie Monday.
Fi'th Row: Patricia Bakr-r, Martha Joe Strlcfylur, Edrrha Byers,
Betty Hunt, Arrrrrta Yatvs, Mxrrc Shawhean, Dorrthea Mac
It r In fr rrgI'f
Vtlnlmb, Ludoll '!VrIIcersorr, Betty .Ivan Johnson, Jvrnrr-tt.
McClintock, Patsy I-latch, Johnnie Lacy, Janice Allen,
Marilyn Blatt.
Sixth Row: Barbara Allen, Betty Mae Schupbach, Delores Barn,
Shirley Cavender, Warrda Foster, Anna Jayco Hartnc-ss,
Marian Alexander, Louise Mann, Pattye Sue Lawrence,
Freda Gappelberg, Betty Jean Eads, Jeannette Ferguson,
Barbara Ann Abbott,
Seventh Row: Nell Bannister, Glenda Ballard, Nancy Burt,
Joyce Barnard, Betty Ray, Natalie Ellrotr, Betty Brorlarlti-r,
Jetty Sue Kenrselly, Geneva Scott, Noris Jean Wrlsorr, Mary
Alice Fury, Doris Jean Gibson, Juanita Srniih.
Eighth Row: Dorothy Poole, Betty Carter, Je-an Bvnnott, Marlrrrrrr
Adarrrs, Ellen Thurrrrond, Barbara Blurnnwr, Mary Hayes,
Clarrce Vaughn, VVanda Moorc, Violet Young, Bnhlriu
Whitcr, Juno Strickland, Helen Nixon.
NOT IN PICTURE
Bcys: Rex Ansby, Robert Day, Leonard Edward, Robust Paula,-r,
Curirs Sanders.
lB Clczss
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: ,luv Maixin Privy, Batty JoAnn Vtfynoll, Doris
.Ivan kwin Mauna- Pl-all VV:-lls fvvlyn lboulpy, Mnny Bc-:tha
Klinv liumvx linmix Patviua McMillvn loan VVallu'S.
Second ROW: Rulivlt Swwl, Marvin Flumwtilrlgyc klklilxltx Bama
lavwl ll C. lhanms, lllmlu' Stout, lNayiw Hootvn, Marshall
Manually
Third Row: luvnnry lulnw, lvo D:-nnis, Elvin Bailey, Francis
lump' tlalwn Call ,lavm-5, BL tty Laurin- Usoltan Edd Stevons,
Jog- Glenn Brat Ralpl1Stmlati,lonnit- Ingram, JL-sw Gadd,
Grady Sh-glnmn
Fourth Row: Bvtty V4-lwalilv, Donna Cnwlvy, Dorm Vyukulancl,
Suv lvatlwlwuml, Boliliy Hamlin, Rolwvt Cuwnwy, loyd
Loo Chance, Rowmaiy Scaiuiuulo, Bvtty Joe Dlnsvnoro,
Bonnw Crown-, Mary Bagwell.
Fifth Row: Jum- Hiclwy, Doiothy Louiw Ayms, Lotlmldm Mat-
tingly Cloivinm- Ruth Pontlry, lana lurpon, Norma Billings-
lvy, Donna Louisu Kogan, Joan Graf, Opal Evans,
Sixth Row: Betty JO Hull, Ecldm Hvvnann, Br-tty Srhliplnarh,
Jcwcl Autry,
Seventh Row: George Challm, Anita Ducluwautlw, Canal Mnr
shall, Barbara Boldm, Ruymandv Raul-ll, Athttl D-tllqwt-n,
Myrtns Pierre, Marlene Rhea.
Eighth Row: Curtis Sandcrs, Millie Kutul, Clffrnon Roan-rs, Joyuf
Adaur, Edith Carter, Helen Ballas, Frmlclm- limo, larry
Klom, Ralph Smith, Melvin Parlcerson.
Ninth Row: Dalton Magee, Harold Ray, Bobby Hoppvr, Donald
Cundilf, Maurice Freeman, Kenneth Morrison, .ly-as larnlw,
.loo Adair, Billy Thompson, Clark Punks.
NOT IN PICTURE
Boys: Jerry Buysunger, Billy Bowles, Bobby Horn, Angior
McGee,
Girls: Irene Crocker.
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RICHARD L. COLEMAN JIMMY JAMES
Commandant
R. 0. T. C.
The Forest R.O.T.C. corps was headed this year by Lt. Col. Jimmy James and Maior Myron
Shwiff, in both fall and spring terms. The corps now has a new Assistant Cornmandant, Captain Roger
M. Norwood, who came to Dallas from Camp Hood. Captain Norwood was an instructor at the Infantry
Replacement Center at Camp Fannin. He started his career in Amarillo High School, where he took
R.O.T.C. training. Col. Richard L. Coleman is assisted also by TfSgt. Frank A. Orrill and sfsgl. Nixon.
Sgt. Nixon came to Forest this year from Crozier Technical High School, although he assisted Col. Cole-
man at Forest in September, 1945. About 40W-J of the boys in Forest are enrolled in military.
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Staff
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Lt. Col. Jimmy James, Maior Myron Shwiff. Marvin Engelbc-rg, Capt, Harald llurnis.
Second Row: Capt. Morton Racholsky, Capt. Jack Beaver, Lt. Third Row: T,'Sgt. Billy Jacob.
Gfficers
First Row: Lt. Col. Jimmy James, Major Myron Slwwiff. Third Row: 2nd Lt. Maury Soltas, Qnd Lt. Marvin Engcllierg
Second Row: Capt. Harold Harris, Capt. Glynn Withrow, Capt, 2nd Lt. E. G. Mankins, 'Znd Lt. Alexander Ray Marquez
Jack Beaxer, Capt. Morton Racliofsky, Capt. Billy Joe Love, Qnd LT. George VVSSL
Capt. Ellwood Morris, Fourth Row: 2nd Lt. Tommy Boatman, Qncl Lt. Raymond Butte
Qnd Lt. Thomas Hutson, Qncl Lt. Kr-nitlw Stuirlivant.
Companies A and D
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: S "Sgt, James Bartlett, Capt. Glynn Withrow, SfSgt.
Billy Jack Saucier.
Second Row: 2nd Lt. Thomas Hutson, Lt, Col. Jimmy James,
Capt. Jack Beaver, 2nd Lt. Raymond Butts, 2nd Lt. Tommy
Boatman.
Third Row: lst Sgt. Edwin Gerloff, lst Sgt. Joe Hambrick,
TfSgt. Billy Jacob, Pvt. Robert Johnson, sfsgf. George
Sims, SfSgt. Charles Schwarz, SfSgt. James Robinson,
Pvt. Robert Crenshaw.
Fourth Row: Sgt. George Cummings, Pvt. Bobby Hopper, Sgt.
Tom Belken, SfSgt. Bill Robinson, sfsgr. Kenneth Beaver,
Pvt. Thomas Butts, Rct. Willard Crass, Rct. Mickey
Huddleston.
Fifth Row: Tf"Sgt. Tommy Robinson, Sgt. Omar Steele, Pvt.
Ronald Oesch, Pvt. Richard Choate, Pvt. Billy Guernsey,
Pvt. Eugene Humphries, Pvt. Jene Loman, SfSgt. Tommie
Fraley, Pvt. Leroy Young.
Sixth Row: Pvt. Howard Mims, Jr., TfSgt. Billy McRight, Pvt.
Billy Risener, Pvt, Walter Bourland, Pvt. Bob Keller. RCI.
James Greenhaw, Pvt. Alvin Pvoky, SfSgt. Lonnie Fuller.
Seventh Row: Pvt. Luke Macaluso, S,flSgt. Edward Cummings,
Sgt. Lawrence Drake, Sgt. Wallace Sinclair, Pvt. William
Young, Pvt. Richard Degges, Pvt. Fred Randall.
COLONEL
James, Jimmy
MAJOR
Shwiff, Myron
CAPTAINS
Butts, Raymond
Morris, Elwood
Withrow, Glynn
LIEUTENANTS
Black, David
McRight, Billy
Gerloff, Edwin
COMPANY COMMANDER
Rochofsky, Morton
SECOND LIEUTENANTS
Harrison, Billy
Saucier, Billy Jack
Witt, Donald
FIRST SERGEANT
Schwarz, Charles
TECHNICAL SERGEANTS
Dennis, Carl
fralc-y, Tommy
Pugi' Fifty-fuu r
Robinson, James
Smith, Joseph
FIRST SERGEANT
MASTER SERGEANT
Mims, John
TECHNICAL SERGEANTS
Pirozzo, Daniel
Sims, George H.
STAFF SERGEANTS
Boone, Charles
Cox, Hughie
STAFF SERGEANTS
Bray, Bertis
Goodwin, Harold
Plant, Eugene
Hayes, John
Rovinsky, Shern
Sinclair, Wallace
SERGEANTS
Hopper, Bobby
Purdy, Donald
Risener, Billy
ROSTER
Macaluso, Luke
Stelle, Omar
Swafford, Allen
SERGEANTS
Bourland, Walter
Johnson, Robert
Pitts, Thomas
Terrell, Jimmy
PRIVATES
Adair, Willie Joe
Bledsoe, Clint
SPRING ROSTER
Schaerdel, Billy
Thompson, Calvin
PRIVATE5
Carter, Arley
Davis, David
Dawson, Dan
Degges, Richard
Fraley, Bobby
Greenhaw, James
Guernsey, Billy
Prokop, Alvin
Disman, C. B.
Hoffman, Marvin
Hily, Gerald
Milligan, Charles
Pendleton, J. Dean
Prestidge, Marvin
Ryule, Billy
Watkins, Jackie
Wofford, Robert
Young, Leroy
Stubblefield, Joe
Tankersley, John
Turner, Francis
Zeman, Pace
RECRUITS
Chafin, George
Dennis, W. Leo
Finks, Clark
Hardin, Bobby
Knight, Jack
Lamb, Jess
Welborne, Gerald
SERGEANTS
Butts, Thomas
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LEFT
First Row: Capt. Myron Schwiff, 2nd Lt. Morton Racholsky,
2nd Lt. Marvin Engelberg, 2nd Lt. Billy Joe Love, 2nd Lt.
E. G. Mankins, 2nd Lt. Alexander Marquez.
Second Row: Sgt. George Dasch, Cpl. Charles Boone, Sgt. Joe
Dan Plunk, Pvt. Dean Perdelton, Sgt. Billy Harrison, SfSgt.
Hughie Cox, S Sgt. Paul Black, lst Sgt. Sammy Griggs,
Pvt. Carl Dennis.
CAPTAIN
West, George
FIRST LIEUTENANT
Marquez, Alexander
SECOND LIEUTENANTS
Calvert, Charles
Faulk, Robert
Griggs, Sammy
FIRST SERGEANT
Hambrick, Billy Joe
MASTER SERGEANT
Robinson, Tommy
TECHNICAL SERGEANTS
Hardin, Thomas
Higgins, Johnny
STAFF SERGEANTS
Bartlett, James
Cummings, George
Tolley, Travis
Williams, Billy
TO RIGHT
Third Row: Pvt, E. G. Robinson, Pvt. Irving Schwartz, Pvt. Robert
Jones, Pvt. Johnny Childress, Pvt. Travis Talley, Pvt. Daniel
Parizzo, Pvt. Pace Zeman.
Fourth Row: Pvt. Donald Purdue, Pvt. Jackie Watkins, Pvt. J. H
Snow, Pvt. Ed Clark, Pvt. Maury Lazar, Pvt. Gerald Hill
Pvt. Clint Bledsoe.
Fifth Row: Sgt. Thomas Hardin.
SPRING ROSTER
Aronofl, Phillip
Bond, William
Burns, Marvin
Choate, Richard
Fisher, Hollis
Johnson, Marvin
Jones, Robert
Jones, Weldon
Keller, Bob
Mims, Howard
Overman, Rudolph
Robinson, Edward
Schwartz, Irving
Walton, Dannie
PRIVATES
Clark, Ed
Culpepper, Gene
Heimann, Eddie
Huddlestan, Mickey
Humphries, Douglas
Lazar, Maury
McKanna, Pat
Murphy, Stanley
Oesch, Stanley
Rigsby, Jasper
Ross, Jack
Schmohl, John
Sinclair, Ralph
Snow, J. A.
Stegman, Grady
Turner, Tommy
Young, William
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: 2nd Lt. Kenith Sturdivant, IfSgt. Bob Walters,
Capt. Ellwood Morris, Capt, Harold Harris, 2nd Lt. George
West.
Second Row: TfSgt. Stanley Pyle, Pvt. Myron Goldberg, Pvt.
Marvin Hoffman, Sf'Sgt. Charles Wallace Calvert, Pvt.
Ernest Hand, TfSgt. John Mims, Pvt. Donald Minsky, Sgt.
Shearn Rovinsky, Pvt. Maurice Heck, TfSgt. Tommy
Robinson.
Third Row: Pvt. Sam Andrews, Pvt. Marvin Burns, Pvt. Robert
Hixson, Pvt. Hollis Fisher, Pvt. Robert Watford, Pvt. Joe
CAPTAIN
Mankins, E.G.
LIEUTENANTS
Beaver, Jack
Jacobs, Billy
Pyle, Stanley
FIRST SERGEANT
Fuller, Lonnie
TECHNICAL SERGEANTS
Clay, Jerry
Welborne, Cortland
Cumming, Edward
STAFF SERGEANTS
Beck, Jay
Castillo, Richard
Drake, Lawrence
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Henry Buckovan, Pvt. Richard Nulisch, Sgt. Weldon Jones
Pvt. Johnny Rowe.
Fourth Row: Sgt. Billy Lemons, SfSgt. Cortland Welborne
Pvt, Jack Chandler, Pvt. Calvin Thompson, Pvt Charles
Keaton, Pvt. Dan Dawson, Pvt. Danny Walton
Fifth Row: Pvt. Billy Woodruff, Sgt. Thomas Pitts Pvt Jimmy
Terrell, Staff Sgt. Charles Milligan, SflSgt. Jerry Clay
Sgt. Richard Gammon, Sgt. Rudolph Overman S Sqt
Joseph Smith, Pvt. Harold Albright.
SPRING ROSTER
Gammon, Richard
Haddock, Charles
Lemons, Billy
Plunk, Joe Dan
SERGEANTS
Cassady, Don
Childress, Johnny
Crenshaw, Robert
Hodges, Bobby
Pattillo, Neil
Goldberg, Myron
Gore, Lee
Haggerty, Robert
Hart, Billy
Hixson, Robert
Keaton, Charles
Layman, Jene
Minsky, Don
Nulisch, Richard
Randall, Fred
Rowe, Johnny Riley, Joe
PRIVATES Smith, Ralph
Buckovan, Joe Henry Woodruff, Billy
Chandler, Jack STAFF MEMBERS
Crass, Willard Captain Harris, Harold
Freeman, Max Captain Engelberq Marvin
LEFT
First Row: Stanley Rubenstein, E. B. Caraway, Jerry Kcilmin,
Marvin Sigel, Paul Jordan, Billy Scherlei, Oman Hancock.
Second Row: Clarence Abramson, Morton Rudlx-rg, Marvin
Greenberg, Paul Black, Laurence Solomon, l-lcnolql Elkins,
Third Row: Arthur Friedman, Kenneth Fuller, lommy Oddo,
Ralph Cvrtrley, Olen Rowe, Ccnl Bond.
FIRST LIEUTENANT
Soltes, Maury
SECOND LIEUTENANTS
Altman, Sigmund
Smith, Claude
FIRST SERGEANT
Shipp,.lan1es
TECHNICAL SERGEANT
Godwin, Harold
STAFF SERGEANT
Coley, Charles
SERGEANTS
Abramson, Clarence
Claxton, Duvid
Elkins, Hniolrl
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Newell, .Iurlx
Skiboll, Cinl
CORPORALS
Annes, Choi los
Black, Paul
Rowe, Ole-n
Sigel, Marvin
Weisfeld, Danny
PRIVATES FIRST CLASS
Burshop, Jerry
Benton, Robert
Benjamin, Alfri-il
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Icimin, Nmitliun ilwclinun, Clnnlvs Ccili-y, Fury-V10 lullvl,
li-roy Kiilrhum, Maury Soltvs,
Fifth Row: Norman Ellis, lrnnes Szniiitt, Stal Pilot, llcirolcl
Godwin, DIIVMI Edwards, Curl Slnilbull, Raimi-it Bvnlon.
Sixth Row: Jack Nuwcll, VVIllIClI'l1 Moon
Tommy Joni-S, Clriuclv Smith, Jrimns S
Coley, Jvrry
Dunn, Loran
Fri-iclvnun, Nutlnin
Fuller, Kenneth
Kcilniin, Jerry
Kirlrham, Leroy
Oddo, Tommy
Rudberg, Morton
Solomon, Lrivvrivnce
Stcitman, Juronn-
Young, Kr-nm-th
PRIVATES
Bull, Roland
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liipp.
Bfinrl, Ruy
Ellis, Niiinnin
Inlli-I, lufivin-
linfrlmrin, Arthur
.lmn-s, Tommy
sloirlcin, Paul
Julilm, Priul
Kitchi-n, Holm-ll
Mom:-, Willirnn
Viiilm, Rolnirit
Pilot, Siclnuy
Sciriiitt, limit-S
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Yiinnii, Kwnrn-Ill
Band
The Forest Band, under the guidance of Colonel-Instructor Harry F. Barton, is now in its second year.
It is a military unit headed by a Cadet Captain, all the members receiving R.O.T.C., credit and holding
military ranks, with promotions and grades dependent upon musicianship and military ability.
The band played at the football games in the city this year, and plans next year to be at all the
out-of-town games, as well as the city games.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Lt. Col. Jimmy James. Sammy Griggs, SfSgt. Billy Jock Saucier.
Second Row: Capt. Harold Harris, Lt. lvlaury Soltes, Capt. NOT IN PICTURE
Morton Rachofslcy, Lt. Kemth Sturdivant, Capt. Glynn , , ,
Wnhrow' Maier Myron Shwiffl Capt. Ellwood Morris, Capt. Donald Witt, Lt. Ronald Witt,
Mfsgf. Tommy Robinson, Lt. Billy Harrison, Lt. David
Third Row: Pvt. Luke Macaluso, TfSgt. Billy Jacob, FfSgt. Block SQL Billy Joe Hombrick.
Rifle Team
A spirit of school competition and a deadly aim describes each of the ten members of the Rifle
Team. With other candidates for the team, these members of the Rifle Team, having had at least one
year of R.O.T.C., went through a period of training in firing. Every boy during the term fired, and his
score went on the files. Finally the candidates fired an elimination match, the ten highest scorers becoming
the permanent members of the team for the year. Every day they practiced before or during school in
the armory, perfecting their shots. They fired in a city match against other Dallas high schools. Those
who made the best scores received green and white letter iackets.
Jimmy James, who held the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel and was head of the battalion, was captain
of the team. Captain Glynn Winthrow was second in command of the team. Captain Norwood, assistant
commandant, instructed the team.
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Nightfall at Camp Dallas . . . Come on, men, give with a big smile. . .Charles Swartz just plain happy.
...Heyl Where is everyone?...Where the boys lived-looks like fun, doesn't it? . . . Hercules and his
passenger. . . Play it pretty, Abramson. . . Where are the girls, boys? . . .Will someone give Martin his
clothes'?. .. The flag flies over the camp. . .Just a bunch of guys at Camp Dallas. The Romeo-Jay Beck. ..
The band helping the football boys at a game.. . You aren't leaving, are you? . . . Ah! Come on and wake
up, Griggs.
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First Row: Bennie Morgan, Bobby Clay, Charlcs Masterson,
Joe Combs, Bobby Tront, Paul Cruso, Robert Beasley,
Third Row: Charles Conner, Ralph Reynolds, Richard Conner,
Julian Braddock Jasper Rigsby Melvin Cohen Billy Fred Andrews, Stanley Greene, Hubert Parrett, Ted Whar-
Risner Billy Clay' ' i l ton, Jack Nicodemus, Leroy Collier, Pete Packenius, Je,
Second Row: Coach Leroy Crabtree, Raymond Morris, Buford
Raley, Bill Horn, John Swartz, Billy Rogers, James Sparks,
Joe Dossett, John Simmons, Eddie Hale, W. A. Cooley,
Asst. Coach Virgil Mattingly,
rome Zaboinik, Murphy Webster, Roy Hall, Linwood
Gilliland, Billy Phillips.
Not in Picture: Billy Ed Perry, Kenneth Peach, Billy Dean
Thomas.
Pigslcinners
Forest 27 - Corsicana I4
The Forest Lions, coming from behind with two
markers in the second period, defeated the Corsi-
cana Tigers, September 21. Robert Beasley carried
over from the eleven yard line for the first score,
and a pass from Morgan to Morris put the lions
ahead T3 to 7. Both teams scored in the third
period, but Charles Masterson's tally in the fourth
clinched the game.
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The Lions bowed to the Carter-Riverside Eagles
at Ft. Worth, September 28, in their first defeat of
the year. McPherson's pass to Adams was good
for Riverside's first score, and a penalty against
the Lions set the stage for another score in the
third period. The Lions threatened repeatedly but
were never quite able to cross the double stripe.
Forest 20 - Conroe 7
The Lions had to come from behind in the fourth
quarter, October 4, at Dal-Hi, to roll past an un-
defeated Conroe team 20 to 7. Murphy Webster,
Bennie Morgan, and Eddie Hale made a score
apiece, with Morgan booting two extra points.
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Leroy Tasker, Harold Robinson, Charles Greenhaw,
Billy Reisner, Pat Fanell, Richard Conner, Coach Otto
Rhome.
Second Row: C. B. Disman, Gene Culpepper, Jack Knight,
Jimmy Brewer, Carl Stone, Bobby Rivers, Jack Chandler.
Third Row: Gordon Finney, Kenneth Smith, Jerry Threadgill,
Billy Wilkerson, Billy Mitchell, J. D. Boock, Sammy Warren
Fourth Row: Winford Drake, Leland Dixon, Stanley Golman,
Bill Sharp, James Shipp, Buddy Burgeson, Jimmy West.
Fifth Row: Paul Sherzer, Joe Renner, Jerry Clay, Billy Ruyle,
Billy Sherzer, Tommy Boatman.
Junior Pigskinners
Forest 13 - Denison 26
The Lions bowed to a strong Denison team,
October 12, at Denison. The powerful Yellow
Jackets chalked up an early lead, by means of
accurate passing and an elusive running attack.
The final period saw the Green Wave cross the
double stripe twice in a last desperate rally, but
the Denison lead was iust too big to overcome.
Forest 6 - Sunset 13
The Lions dropped a hard fought contest to the
Sunset Bisons, 'I3 to 6, at the Cotton Bowl, October
18. Robert Matzig scored first for the Bisons in the
second period after they had worked the ball
down to the Forest eight yard line. In the fourth
period the Lions unleashed a desperate aerial
attack which carried to the Bison 3, where Bennie
Morgan plunged over for the lone Forest tally.
Forest 25 - Tech 0
The Lions cashed in on five fumbles and good
passing to down the Tech Wolves, Saturday,
October 26, at Dal-Hi. The Lions displayed an
elusive running attack and a brilliant defense to
overpower completely the Wolves. The Lion attack
centered around Braddock, Webster, Beasley, and
Combs, while Bill Perry's 31-yard sprint was the
highlight of the game.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Rayntonrl Hall, Rulwrt Pago, Jininiy Ferrell, Ken-
neth Fuller, Bon Schnitzei, Harold Elkins, Jimmy Phillips,
David Freeman,
Second Row: A. W. Karr, Johnny Childress, Billy Smith,
Billy Don Taylor, Gcnc Stockdale, Robert Crenshaw,
Johnny McGarity.
Third Row: Billy Dickerson, Otis Straughan, Billy Cowling,
Billy Day, Allen Swalford, Billy Smith, Bill Reilley.
Fourth Row: Ronald Witt, Billy Cannon, Morton Moriorty.
Sq uealers
Forest 7 - North Dallas 6
The Lions edged out the North Dallas Bulldogs,
November 9, at Dal-Hi Stadium, 7 to 6. Neither
team could score in the first half, but in the third
quarter as North Dallas was marching toward pay
dirt, Raymond Morris intercepted a Bulldog pass
on the Forest 15 yard line and raced 85 yards
for the score. Bennie Morgan kfcked the deciding
point. North Dallas scored late in the fourth
quarter on a pass from Bobby Davis to Joe Thomas
in the end zone.
Forest 26 - Woodrow 8
The scrapping Lions had to roar from behind
to defeat a hard-h'tting Wildcat eleven, Saturday,
November lb, at Dal-Hi. Although statistics showed
more yardage for Woodrow, the Lions definitely
drubbed them in scoring and that is what counts.
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The fans went wild when "Bullet Bob Beasley
intercepted a pass and streaked 98 yards for pay
dirt. This was the longest run of the season for
any Dallas high school. Cruse, Phillips, and Cooley
were rugged on the defense and greatly aided in
our team's winning, while little Bennie Morgan's
tossing gained many a yard.
Forest 7 - Adamson 26
The Forest Lions were defeated by the Adamson
Leopards 26 to 7 at Dal-Hi Stadium, November 23.
The only Lion score came in the third quarter
when Bennie Morgan plunged over for the score.
Morgan also converted the extra point. Forest
threatened early in the second quarter when
Charles Masterson intercepted a pass. The Lions
worked the ball down to the Adamson l-yard
line, but a fourth down fumble stopped the drive.
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Martina Jo Blm-clsou, Dorothy Angrist, June Hogg.
Maiorettes
That extra spark which sends our team on to victory is provided by six very attractive girls whom
we recognize as our majorettes. As they pace the band while twirling the batons with skill and lightning
rapidity, the spirits of the fans and teams invariably soar to new heights and Forest usually brings home
a victory.
The fire of the maiorettes is contributed by lovely WANDA ORlLl.. Her
red-gold hair is envied and admired by everyone.
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t A D dear to everyone.
A Blond MARRY TERRY can always be counted upon to make things lively.
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Among the many highly favorable assets of DOROTHY ANGRIST is her
3, quiet but winning way. Her friendship can always be counted upon.
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fwltf ,y charm and keeps them with her loyal friendship.
"Full of fun" describes MARTHA BLEDSOE. Her high step and excellent
twirling help make her a top-ranking majorette.
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Left to Right: Doiothy Cruse, Lois Dell Hilton, Many Hatter,
louise Hixson, Gene Pflugy, Ozzie Hansen, Sammy Lowrin,
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Cheer Leaders
Cheerleaders for T946-47 worked out new original yells to invigorate students and teams. They went
out in rain, wind, or snow to lead these yells, and among themselves they developed a strong feeling of
co-operation and teamwork. . . The student body co-operated fully, and great school spirit was shown
at every game and pep rally.
LOUISE HIXSON, pretty brunette and head girl cheerleader, was known for her vivacious persona'ity.
Her winning smile and boundless energy made her a favorite of everyone.
Things were never dull when head boy cheerleader GENE PFLUG was around. His antics won him the
friendship of all and kept the cheering section active.
"Charming" describes auburn-haired LOIS DELL HILTON. Her sweet personality was the reason for
her much deserved popularity.
Gay, cheerful, and friendly NELS "OZZlE" HANSEN added that extra Q I- yy
spark to the cheerleaders with his loud and active yells. 0 T 'l
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personality.
Besides being a highly able cheerleader, tall and dark SAMMIE I
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First Row: Billy Jo Smith, Donald Minslcy, Jerry Cody, Carl
Stone, Jimmy Bacon, Bobby Fraloy, Joe Mac Doyle.
Sccond Row: Otis Straughan, Charles Lowrance, Johnny
Slaughter, Leland Dixon, Glen Marlow, Paul Scherzer,
Leo Whatlcy,
Third Row: Winford Drake, Harold Bridges, Jimmy Day, Jack
Chandler, Jack Thompson, Hollis Fisher, Billy McMaster,
Bill Millet.
Fourth Row: Leroy Collier, Buford Ralcy, Tommy Jones, John
Simmon Johnny Swartz, Fred Tillcry, Sammy Cowan.
Filth Row: Billy Don Taylor, Charles Patzig, Frucl Rogers, Roy
Hall, Jimmy Marlow, Paul Camp, Paul Black, Bennie
Morgan.
Sixth Row: Loon Everett, Hughie Cox, Tommie Fralcy, Julian
Braddock, Donald Smith, Ralph Reynolds.
Seventh Row: Joe Cannon, Joe Dan Plunlr, Billy M:Cool,
George Chattin, George Cummings, larry Dirtkrr,
Eighth Row: Oscar Olfill, Roland Ball, Aubrey Shuptrtne, Pat
Kelley.
yt Sluggers
The Forest Avenue High School baseoall team placed its T947 Championship hopes on its fine returning
lettermen. They were BENNIE MORGAN, All-City shortstop, DON HANES, third baseman, FRED TILLERY,
pitcher, JOHNNY SWARTZ, first baseman-catcher, and JOHN SIMMONS, outfielder-first baseman.
The Lions' T946 baseball team was centered around DON MILLENDER and EUGENE HIXSON, AII-
City and All-State outfielders, JAMES CAMP, AII-State Pitcher, JERRY DOYLE, All-City catcher, BENNIE
MORGAN, shortstop, DON HANES, third baseman, JOHN LIEVESAY, second baseman, and EDDIE
HALE, catcher.
The Forest nine were defeated four times during the T946 district race, losing two games to Adamson
and two to Sunset, to wind up in third place.
Coach Alva Shepard's team entered in State Championship Tournament and went all the way to the
finals before being defeated by Adamson for the title.
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Forest 5 Crozier Tech
Forest 3 Woodrow Wilson
Forest 4 Sunset
Forest 2 North Dallas
Forest 0 Adamson
Forest 2 Sunset
Forest II North Dallas
Forest I3 Crozier Tech
Forest 0 Adamson
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Maurice Freeman, Bobby Dickson, Raymond Hall, Zaboinilc.
Jimmy Phillips, Fred Andrews, Jack Trent, Raymond Za- Fourth Row: Clemon Rogers, Ben Durham, Charles Greenhaw,
boingky Roberf Fgulku Hubert Parrett, Stanley Murphy, Kenneth Beaver, Charles
Second Row: Wolford Carter, Melvin Parkerson, Stanley Conner, Hubert Poclsenius, Bill Sharp, Murphy Wellstrffr
Green, Woodfin Pruitt, Robert Crenshaw, Don Everett, Bill Horn, Ffeddle Time, Ed9'-7" FTWTIFS-
Mr. Mattingly, Coach. NOT IN PICTURE
Third Row: Jimmy Terrell, Kenneth Smith, Billy Thomas, Bobby Robert Beasley Captain , Billy Ed Perry.
Clay, Jack Ogden Jr., Billy Clay, Joe Dossett, Jerome
Fleet Footers
The Lion track squad opened their 'I947 season in a triangular meet with North Dallas and Tech,
which they lost 83 to 33. In the second event the Lions bowed to North Dallas by 84 to 32'fi. Since these
meets, our squad has definitely improved, and many more boys have gone out. As we go to press, the
season has just opened and before it is over the Foresters are going to provide some strong competition.
The Lions, in competition with sixty schools, at Ft. Worth, came in sixth, by making seven points, ot which
Bob Beasley contributed 5Vz.
TRACK AND FIELD SCHEDULE, 1946
Since THE FORESTER went to press last year
before the Track Meets had been completed, we
give here the complete schedule for Spring, '46.
March 6: Forest, Sunset, Woodrow Wilson. Win-
ner: Sunset.
March I5-16: Fat Stock Show, Ft. Worth. 20-man
team entered but none qualified.
March 20: Forest, North Dallas, Adamson. Winner:
Adamson.
March 26: Tech, Forest, Adamson. Winner: Adam-
son. Glenn McDonald was winner of one mile
run.
April 2: Tech, Forest, North Dallas. Winner: North
Dallas.
April II-I2: City Meet. Winner: Adamson.
Forest qualified only one mon, Robert Beasley,
for the Regional Meet. Beasley placed 3rd in
the Low Hurdles and 3rd in the High Hurdles.
Glenn McDonald placed 4th in the mile run.
Eugene Hixson placed 4th in the broad jump
April I9-20: Regional
Meet. Winner: Wood- .uf
row Wilson.
Robert Beasley placed
2nd in the High Hur-
dles thus qualifying for V,
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State Meet at Austin
May 2-3: State Meet at
Austin. Robert Beasley
placed 6th in the 200
Low Hurdle. Winner:
Lamar of Houston.
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Sammy Cowan, Robert Beasley.
Second Row: Bennie Morgan, Tommy Jones.
Third Row: John Simmons.
Cager Celebrities
ROBERT BEASLEY, speedy guard for the Lions, has won three letters in basketball, three in football,
and three in track. Robert, one of Forest's most versatile athletes, made the longest shot in basketball
of all Dallas High School players. During the football season, he also made the longest run when he inter-
cepted an oppoent's pass on his own 2-yard line, and returned it 98 yards for a score.
BENNIE MORGAN, one of the best guards Forest has had in many years, is excellent on the defense,
and two points are likely to be made any time this boy has the ball. Bennie has lettered three years in
basketball, two in football, and four in baseball.
JOHN SIMMONS, husky Lion forward, is very dependable either on defense or offense. John is one
of those long shot artists, and consequently is high point man for the Lion quint. Johnny has one letter
in football, one in basketball, and two in baseball.
TOMMY JONES, Lion forward, is a good ball handler and is an excellent player on defense or
offense. Tommy has lettered twice in basketball and has two more years of eligibility. He also holds
down the left field position on the Lion baseball team.
SAMMY COWAN, who plays either center or forward, received his first letter in basketball this year.
He played excellent ball all season and was one of the mainstays in the Lion's defense. Sam was a cheer-
leader, and is also a good baseball player.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Paul Camp, Joe Kunzelmann, Tate Milner, James Bennie Morgan.
Sparks. Third Row: John Simmons, Billy Rogers, Julian Bmclrlorlc,
Second Row: Sammy Cowan, Robert Hughes, Tommy Jones, Bobby Horn, Robert Beasley, Bill Horn.
Hoop-Hitters
Forest opened their 1947 Basketball race losing to Adamson, 48-28, and to Woodrow Wilson, 39-24.
Then the Lions bowed to Tech, 49-24. Sunset and North Dallas bowled over Forest, 41-35 and 44-24
respectively.
Opening the Second half the Lions were trounced by Tech, 68-18, and Sunset defeated Forest,
37-24. The Foresters eked out Adamson, 37-36, for their first win. Woodrow Wilson downed Forest's
team, 56-33, to go ahead of the Lions in the city race. In the final game North Dallas dumped the Lions
into the cellar by defeating them 50-30. 1 ,
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34-ao, for me mis. ' f
Highland Park defeated Forest, 22-12, in the first round of the Dr. Pepper L
tournament. Forest downed Pampa, 32-20, and Greenville, 33-18, but lost to Sun-
set, 31-29, in the consolation bracket.
After defeating Park Cities Y.M.C.A. and Dallas News carriers, the Lions I '
bowed to North Dallas, 56-36, for the title in the Southwestern A.A.U. tournament. gn 1
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LEFT TO RIGHT
Jerry Holmes, Coach Otto C. Rhome.
Freddie Dunn, Olen Rowe, George Vrla, Jimmy B. West, L. B. Holmes, Doy Robinson, ,JJ-FJ
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GOLF SCHEDULE FOR 1946 GOLF TEAM
March 2 i . Forest North Doljos The Forest Golf Team of T947 is comprised of
L. B. Holmes, Jr., the captain, Freddie Dunn,
March 9 ' ' Forest Adamson George Vrla, and Jerry Holmes. The city compe-
March 23 . . Forest Sunset tition is very keen, and each golf match has been
March 30 I . Forest Tech playid "dawn, to thi wi:ie". In ctlhigirst fczur gpcgf
' ma c es, e eam as roppe poin s wi ,
AP"l 6 - - Fares' 'WZ Noflh Dallas making 4 points. The scores have been as follows:
April 13 , , Forest Adqmggn Sunset 6-Forest 0, Woodrow Wilson 6-Forest 0,
A ri' 20 Forest Woodrow Tech 4V2-Forest lV2, and North Dallas 3V2-For-
P ' ' est 2V2. The team's hopes are very high for the
April 27 . . Forest O Sunset 6 remaining games.
Netters
The Forest High Tennis Team was defeated by Woodrow in the first game of the season, but bounced
back with a three point victory over Tech in their Second game, gnd fhe boys' team won in their third
game with Adamson.
Singles were played by Wanda Orrill and Charles Annes, and doubles were played by June Gold-
berg, Judy Wyll, Norman Kaplan, and Jackie Cooper. i
Last year the scores of the finals in which Forest participated were as follows: in
Woodrow ..... Girls' Double 3-6 3-6 l X 4
Sunset . . Girls' Single 'I-6 4-6 1 i , i fl
Tech . . . Boys' Double 6-3 6-l ',
LEFT TO RIGHT
Judy Wyll,Wanda Orrill,June Goldberg,Norman Kaplan,Jackie Cooper,Charles Annes.
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LEFT TO RIGHT
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Second Row: DfAnn Shogun, Huruuctt Vuisures, Lois Sclwvncllv, Fourth Row: Fvunces Konus,-dy, Bmhmu Goorhfy, Cmol Ann
Jounetfv Brldges, Bonnie Thorpe, Dons Burwsh, Beily Blank, Ernrnu Muyv VVulhuun, Suu ,V1fFllddNI9, Nvll Bun
Hurvey, Polsy Hutch, Cefuho Buumgortner. nnsre-v.
Girls Physical Education
ln physical education classes the idea of graceful, strong bodies is stressed. The posture contest helps
to put forth this idea more than anything else. Five teachers, acting as judges, chose four girls, Lois Dell
Hilton, Patsie Greene, Marion Fuller, and Wanda Orrill, as having the best postures. This decision wasn't
b an means an eas one. The classes had worked so lon and hard on osture exercise that most of the
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That shouting and cheering heard from the gym is caused by the girls' participation in the lively
games of volley ball, newcomb, tenicoit, and basketball. After many days and weeks of hard work, the
best girls are chosen for the Varsity Teams, These competitive games make the girls quick-thinking and
quick in action.
Lead-up games to baseball are worked on for a short time. When the weather becomes warm
enou h, ou can be sure the irls are out in the fields la In baseball.
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The physical education classes do the girls of Forest an immeasurable amount of good.
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Janet Harris, Harriett Vatsures, Odessa Roberts, Third Raw: Helen Bennett, Jean Hopkins, Nita Gwen Writkiiis,
Wanda Jackson, Rose Ellen Barton, Pattye Sue Law- Barbara Blurnmer, Doris Hudson, Joan Wheeler, Mary
renCe, WaI1dG MOOVG, Lftrftda Fay Norris, Doris Jean Ann Jones, Margie Lee Toumbs, Mildred Miller, Bessie
Gibson, Beatrice Marcus. Mae Williams, Joan Levy.
Second Row: Hilda Struckmeyer, Narcie Holt, Jo Ann Schen- Fourth Row: Peggy Phillips, Shirley Cavender, Jam- Harris,
kewl, Mary Alice Eury, Cecilia Baumgartner, Minnie Lou Martha Smith, Betty Bush, Virginia Thornhill, Paula Par-
Parsons, Julia Ann Bratton, Jimmie Simmons, Norma rish, Eloise Ward, Dorothy Wylie, Nell Bannister, Virginia
Haley, Floy Rowan, Morris, Emma Daisy Reed.
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First Row: Fowler, Adams, Jockson, Kennedy, Roberts, Morcus,
Eby, Clark, Hulme, Poxton.
Second Rowt Anderson, Goss, Bush, Wode, Hyde, Kelley, Rog
ers, Tuylor, Woody, Shindoll, Workman.
Ten
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Bolejo, Dennis, Thompson, Reinle, Farrington, Port
ington, Toumbs, Knott, Eby, McGority, Roy.
Second Row: Beaver, Bridges, Williams, Logon, Wheeler
DooIey,Miller,Holme,Brooks,WiIIioms, Seguin,Grc1bstold
Third Row: Vines, Wulluce, Lemuster, Thornhill, Burton, Bount-
gnrtner, Byrd, Swift, Buckner, Fowler.
Fourth Row: Fuller, Swufford, Miller, Hole, Greene, Benson
Rollins, Miller, Armbruster.
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ner, Rowan, Gombrell, Haley, Hanks, Comp.
Fourth Row: Henderson, Reece, Alllzriglit, Ellis, Bylorrl, South
erlond, Hatter, Sotterwhite, Knight, Knight.
Fifth Row: White, Tunnell, Walker, Bennett, Snmpli-s, Henry
Burton, Merrinmn.
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Comp, Paxton, Lorenz.
Sixth Row: Wade, Skelton, Haley, Guernsey, Reed, Goinbrell
Simmons, Cody, Roriden.
Seventh Row: Goldstein, Hoyes, Sotterwhite, Knight, Krelter
Porter, Lomoster, Sotterwhite.
Eighth Row: Wood, Wotkins, Bciin, Nelson, Clegltorn, Gillett
Turner, Holt, Drnper.
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National Honor Society
OFFICERS
MRS. EMMA BROWN, Sponsor
MARTHA ANN ADAMSON, President
KATHERINE KREITER, Vice-President
MARTHA HOWELL, Secretary-Treasurer
To become member of National Honor So-
ciety is greatest honor that can come to any
high school student. . . 3A's, 4B's, and 4A's
who have attended Forest for one year or more
are eligible for membership. . . To receive this
honor, names of prospective members are pre-
sented to faculty to be approved. . . New
members are initiated two times each year in
an impressive assembly program. . . Student
body gets glimpse of those who excel in
scholarship, leadership, service, and character,
7 J which are aims of National Honor Society.
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LEFT TO RIGHT Jeannene Bridges, Gloria Rollins, Mclva Jean Knight,
First Row: Joan Turner, Margaret Childress, Robert Willis, Eva Schnitzer, Norman Kaplan.
Katherine Kreiter, Martha Howell, Martha Ann Adamson, Third Row: Mrs. Emma H. Brown, O. H. Haveman, Edwin Ger-
Ruth Silvergold, Jacqueline Burlcs, Jeanette Bridges. loff, Freddie Dunn, Billy Phillips, Billy Joe Love, Bernard
Second Row: Dorothy Pratt, Freida Ann Benson, Anita Weil, Sigel, Ida Armbruster, Pete Vatsuras.
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High Scholarship Club
OFFICERS
MISS SARAH MERIWETHER, Sponsor
Fall Semester
EVA SCHNITZER, President
BERNARD SIGEL, Vice-President
THELMA ROMOTSKY, Treasurer
JOSEPH SOMER, Sergeant-at-Arms
ELEANOR BUSHMAN, Parliamentarian
CHARLES ANNES, Student Council
Representative
Spring Semester
BERNARD SIGEL, President
NORMAN KAPLAN, Vice-President
DORIS MILLER, Secretary
JOSEPH SOMER, Treasurer
HAROLD MELNICK, Sergeant-at-Arms
EVA SCHNITZER, Parliamentarian
EMMA DAISY REED, Student Council
Representative
ELEANOR BUSHMAN, Echo Reporter
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Jerome Statnian, Maury Soltes, Eva Schnitzer, Ber-
nard Sigel, Wanda Fisher, Thelma Romotsky, Eleanor
Bushman, Sylvia Goidl, Joseph Somer, Freida Benson
Wanda Jackson.
Second Row: Billy Harrison, Ruth Silvergald, Martha Howell,
JoAnn Rubenstein, Lois Schuman, Ernestine Dennis, Gloria
Rollins, Doris Miller, Ida Armbruster, Jeannine Jameson,
Jeannene Bridges, Emma Daisy Reed.
High Scholarship Club organized in 1921.
. . . Purpose of club is to offer students foun-
dation of better learning and to give a better
knowledge of what is required of a scholar.
. . . ln order to be eligible for membership,
students must receive Linz Award. . . Programs
consist of games, quizzes, talks on timely
themes, and extemporaneous speeches. . .
Club contributes to China War Relief. . . An-
nual Christmas party and program is held on
December 19. . . Talent assembly given in the
spring. . . Meetings held every other Thursday
in Room 201.
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Third Row: Harold Melniclr, Judy Wyll, Norman Kaplan, June
Goldberg, Cecilia Baumgartner, Betty Joyce Segal, Joan
Levy, Blanche Kassed, Odessa Roberts, Shirleye Somer,
Suretta Love, Margaret Childress,
Fourth Row: Charles Coley, Shearn Rovinslry, Charles Annes,
Charles Schwarz, Jeannette Bridges, Martha Ann Adam-
son, Joan Turner, Barbara Lorenz, Beatrice Marcus,
Marion Goldman, Polly Rogers, Patsie Greene, Vunita
Stribllng, Miss Sarah Meriwether, Faye McFarland.
l'u,qr Sci cnt 3'-iuru'
Junior Red Cross Council
OFFICERS
MISS LOULA ELDER, Sponsor
MISS MARY DRAKE, Co-Sponsor
Fall Semester
MAURY SOLTES, President
BETTY SEGAL, Vice President
BEATRICE MARCUS, Secretary
MARVIN SIGEL, Treasurer
JEROME STATMAN, Sergeant-at-Arms
SHIRLEYE SOMER, Parliamentarian
WANDA JACKSON, Student Council
Representative
Spring Semester
BEATRICE MARCUS, President
MAURY SOLTES, Vice-President
MINNETTE UTAY, Secretary
Forest Junior Red Cross Council has execu-
tive and general council. . . Officers form
executive council, representatives from each
class form general council. . . Service fund
of county chapter given 52392. . . Helped at
Lisbon Veterans' Hospital with turtle races and
bingo parties. . . Furnished table and wall
decorations, nut cups, candy, and cookies for
a Washington's Birthday Party at the hospital.
. . . Nominees as representatives to National
Convention of Junior Red Cross in Cleveland,
Ohio, are Betty Segal and Maury Soltes. . .
Representatives for Dallas county are chosen
by committee of county officials of Junior Red
JEROME STATMAN, Treasurer
MARVIN SIGEL, Sergeant-at-Arms CVOSS-
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Wanda Jackson, Beatrice Marcus, Betty Segal,
Maury Soltcs, Marvin Sigel, Jerome Statman, Marion
Fuller, Shirleye Somer, Miss Loulci Elder.
Second Row: Mary Latriece Smith, Margaret Ann Allison,
Judith Steinhorn, Sigmund Altman, Jerry Landsberg,
Charles Schwarz, Jerry Holmes, Bonnie Satterwhite, Vir-
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ginia Thornhill, Thelma Romotsky, Patsy Cromer.
Tl-iid Row: Paul Bozarth, Jessie Collier, J, A. Snow, Joe
Wayne Combs, Jean Byrd, Margaret Farr, Louise Yarbor-
ough, Georgia Petty, Evelyn Goss.
Fourth Raw: Chloe Mountz, Norma Haley, Edward Lawton,
Richard Macon, Jack Herring, Dollie McGarity, Shirley
Holmes, Mildred Miller.
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Student Council
OFFICERS
S. S. HUTCHINSON, Sponsor
Fall Semester
BILL JONES, President
RUTH SILVERGOLD, Vice-President
LOIS DELL HILTON, Secretary
MARTHA HOWELL, Treasurer
Spring Semester
BILL JONES, President
RUTH SILVERGOLD, Vice-President
VIRGINIA THORNHILL, Secretary
MARTHA HOWELL, Treasurer
Student Council, governing body of Forest,
organized in T937 with S. S. Hutchinson as
sponsor. . . Membership of council consists of
representatives from all clubs and first period
classes. . . Students look to this body for
leadership in school activities. . . Election of
cheerleaders, dancing in gym on Tuesday and
Thursday before school, selling of tickets to
magic show sponsored by Dads Club, and
sending representatives to State Convention
at Highland Park are some of many activities
supervised by Student Council this year.
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Bill Jones, Norman Kaplan, Robert Willis, Wanda
Jackson, Margaret Farr, Bernice Tucker, Lois Schuman,
Ruth Silvergold, Martha Howell, Anne Reilly, Lois Dell
Hilton, Sarah Skelton.
Second Row: Bonnie Satterwhite, Ruth Agranofl, Mary Den-
ton, Patsy Moore, Selma Sagel, Martha Jo Bledsoe, Judith
Steinhorn, Judy Wyll, Shirley Grabstald, Jeanie Waddell,
Milton Leventhal, Charles Dilfee.
Third Raw: Jimmie Johnston, Macel Fowler, Peggy Biggerstalf,
Di Ann Shugart, .loan Crow, Peggy Smith, Jo Ann Lan-
clrurn, Anniece Davidson, Sigmund Altman, Bill Stokes,
Patsie Greene, Yvonne Smith.
Fourth Row: Mary Haney, Jean Smith, Katherine Kreiter,
Patsy Cumbie, Jacqueline Burks, Martha Ann Adamson,
Martha Joe Striegler, Jane Phillips, Frances Evans, June
Hogg, Joan Turner, Ethel Reisberg, Mr. S. S. Hutchinson.
Fifth Row: Robert Benton, Rose Marie Reed, Jessie Ray Collier,
Billy Schaerdel, Aubrey Gene Shuptrine, Ernestine Dennis
Billy Phillips, Dan James.
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Auditores Caesaris
OFFICERS
MISS ETHEL MASTERS, Sponsor
MISS SARA DAVIDSON, Co-Sponsor
MISS LOURANIA MILLER, Honorary
Sponsor
Fall Semester
MARTHA ADAMSON, President
JEANNINE JAMESON, Vice-President
SARAH SKELTON, Secretary
PATSIE GREENE, Treasurer
BILLY HARRISON, Sergeant-at-Arms
SIGMUND ALTMAN, Student Council
Representative
Spring Semester
JEANNINE JAMESON, President
BILL STOKES, Vice-President
BILLY HARRISON, Secretary
DOROTHY CRUSE, Treasurer
PAUL JORDAN, Sergeant-at-Arms
MARGARET HALL, Parliamentarian
DOROTHY HALEY, Student Council
Representative
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Catherine Vines, Sigmund Altman, Jo Marie Ellis,
Twenty-five! Will someone make it thirty?
Going once, going twice, gone! This slave has
been sold to the young lady on our right. . .
Yes, it's slave auction time in Auditoris Cae-
saris, October Ist. . . Slaves, being freshmen,
were held captive from October Ist to I5th.
. . . On November 26th, Thanksgiving play
was given, on December 10th, a talent pro-
gram. . . Two plays were given, one entirely
in Latin, other in English. . . Latin week was
celebrated by the Latin department from April
21 to 26, ending with banquet on April 25th.
. . . First Tuesday in May our regular picnic
is held.
Jean Thorpe, Janice Allen, Nancy Hixson, Jean Taylor,
Margaret Farr.
Frieda Lutz, Odessa Roberts, Martha Ann Adamson, Patsie
Greene, Sarah Skelton, Jeannine Jameson, Nancy Knott,
Norma Hassell, Jeanette Bridges, Freida Ann Benson,
Second Row: Billy Harrison, Wanda Jackson, Joyce Fuller, Ann
Stokes, Marcia Rariden, Betty Segal, Dorothy Cruse, Mar-
garet Hall, Dorothy Haley, Virginia Vodicka, Margaret
Childress, Jeannine Bridges.
Third Row: Barbara Blummer, Wanda Moore, Billie Moore,
Peggy Smith, Suretta Love, Polly Rogers, Bette Davis, Ma-
rion Goldman, Emma Daisy Reed, Marilyn Blatt, Joan Levy,
Virginia Morris.
Fourth Row: Miss Ethel Masters, Joyzell Hyde, Jacquelyn
Keith, Di Ann Sliugart, Cai-ol Black, Gerry Waters, Norma
Fifth Row: Joseph Silbeiman, Ben Schnitzer, Marvin Green-
berg, Jerry Kalmin, Tommy Ocldo, Arthur Friedman,
Sidney Pilot, Carl Skibell, Jay Beck.
Sixth Row: Norman Ellis, Clarence Abramson, Nathan Fried-
man, Jackie Watkins, Philip Aronoff, Paul Jordan, Jerry
Landsberg, Bill Stokes.
NOT IN PICTURE
Glenda Sue Ballard, Peggy Dean, Shoylie Emmett, Hollis
Fisher, Virginia Gilliland, Ernest Hand, Milton Leventhal,
Eleanor Raskin, Charles Schwarz, James Scirratt, Dorithea
Mae Webb, Jene Laman, James Teel, Freddie Time, Mari-
lyn Jacobs, Larry Klein, Jean Weaver.
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Pan American Student Forum
OFFICERS
MISS FLETCHER RYAN WICKHAM,
Sponsor
Fall Semester
JOE WEBBERMAN, President
SYBLE TURNER, Vice-President
BONNIE SATTERWHITE, Secretary
MARVIN SCHMIDT, Treasurer
ANITA WELL, Parliamentarian
L. B. HOLMES, Sergeant-at-Arms
Spring Semester
JUNE GOLDBERG, President
THELMA ROMOTSKY, Vice-President
JUDY WYLL, Secretary
BETTYE WALLACE, Treasurer
JOE WEBBERMAN, Parliamentarian
EUGENE GOLDGAR, Sergeant-at-Arms
MARGUERITE WOOD, Student Council
Representative
Purpose of Pan American Student Forum is
to promote better relations between Americas
through study, attending Spanish movies, pro-
moting concerts. . . Spanish dinner at El Fenix
Cafe on November 15. . . Forest Unit ioins
with Dallas Chapter in sponsoring Concert of
Mayan Indian Princess, Nicte-Ha, on December
6. . . Celebrates Christmas, December 10, by
playing "La Pinata." . . Observes Pan American
Day on April 14. . . Presents annual All-Spanish
program, April 23. . . Presents Pan American
Day Assembly April 14, consisting ot Spanish
songs by Spanish A Capella Choir, play in
Spanish and English, tribute to seven outstand-
ing heroes of America, closing with presenta-
tion of Flags of Americas.
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Marvin Hoffman, Richard Nulnsch, Myron Goldberg,
Syble Turnei, Joe Vtlebberman, Bonnie Satterwhite, Anita
Weil, Betty Wallace, Shirley Ann Stillman, Rochelle Still-
man, Louise Mann.
Second Row: Miss Fletcher VVickham, Doris Barish, Frances
Curry, Lela Vullines, Latriece Smith, Eugene Goldgar, Janet
Harris, Blanche Kassed, Helen Rachofsky, Judy Wyll.
Third Row: Barbara Beiben, Margaret Allison, Myrna Zapru-
der, Gloria Rollins, Iris Apple, Sylvia Goidl, Marilyn Rude,
Mary Ann Jones, Martha Howell, Jane Phillips.
Fourth Row: Betty Carter, Ramona Vela, Narcie Holt, Betty
Jones, Marguerite Wood, Marvin Schmidt, Faye MrFarland,
June Goldberg, Thelma Romotslry, Jean Hopkins, Bobble
Jean Clark, Ruth Agranotf, Jerry Holmes.
NOT IN PICTURE
BenitaAl1lin, Betty Cox, JoAnn Greenwood, Gloria McCulloch,
Peggy Smith, Carol Spigel, Betty Tapper, Minette Utay,
Paul Black, E. B, Caraway, L. B. Holmes, Bobby Hopper,
Robert Johnson, A. D. Kleinman.
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Le Cercle Francais
OFFICERS
MRS. ZULEIKA ADAM, Sponsor
Fall Semester
JOAN TURNER, President
FANNIE FAIR, Vice-President
JOYCE DANCE, Secretary
JOY WILENSKY, Parliamentarian
MARY JO ALEXANDER, Sergeant-at-Arms
EVA SCHNITZER, Echo Reporter
Spring Semester
FANNIE FAIR, President
JOY WILENSKY, Vice-President
EVA SCHNITZER, Secretary
JOYCE DANCE, Treasurer
MARLENE ABLON, Sergeant-at-Arms
JOAN TURNER, Parliamentarian
PATSY CUMBIE, Student Council
Students taking French or those who have
taken it are eligible to join La Cercle Francais.
. . . Purpose is to give students better under-
standing ot French people and customs, to
increase their knowledge of France and its
language. . . Frequently at meetings games
are played in French and songs are sung. . .
A semiannual party is given at end of each
semester and prospective members are invited.
. . . Members have opportunity to see French
pictures at Civic Federation. . . Donates Christ-
mas basket to Junior Red Cross. . . Interesting,
Representative . .
Uppl'OpI'lCl'e PTOQYGITIS Clre pllllnned to glVe
JOSEPH KLIBANOW, Echo Reporter , , , ,
information about festivals in France.
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Fannie Fair, Jay Wilensky, Second Raw: Eva Schnitzer, Marlene Ab- Third Row: Joseph Klibanow, E. G. Man-
Betty Jo Pruitt, Joan Turner, Joyce Ion, Jimmy James, Patsy Cumbie, Mrs. kins, Charles Annes, Margie Sonko,
Dance, Mary Jo Alexander. Z. C. Adam. Jeanne Allen,
NOT IN PICTURE
Bobbie Jean Hall
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O Club Brasileiro
OFFICERS
MISS FLETCHER RYAN WICKHAM,
Sponsor
Fall Semester
EUGENE GOLDGAR, President
THELMA ROMOTSKY, Secretary-Treasurer
Spring Semester
THELMA ROMOTSKY, President
ANITA WEIL, Secretary-Treasurer
LEFT TO RIGHT
O Club Brasileiro, or Brazilian Club, is made
up of volunteer third and fourth year students
who have studied Spanish and who wish to
learn Brazilian language, which is Portuguese.
. . . Meetings are held four times a month,
first and third Mondays, after school, instructed
by Miss Fletcher R. Wickham. . . Aim is to bring
about better understanding among peoples of
Brazil by studying their language. . . Each
member has found his knowledge of Spanish
invaluable in studying Portuguese. . . Conver-
sations held in Portuguese add to interest and
usefulness of club, also providing enjoyment
for all.
Second Row: Eugene Goldgar, Freida Ann Benson, Marguerite
First Row: Eleanor Bushman, Anita Weil, Syble Turner, Nita Wood, Thelma Romotsky, Marvin Schmidt.
Watkins, lris Apple, Miss Fletcher Wickham.
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Texas History Club
OFFICERS
MISS BESS THATCHER, Sponsor
Fall Semester
PATSIE GREENE, President
JO ANN RUBENSTEIN, Vice-President
SARAH SKELTON, Secretary
IDA ARMBRUSTER, Treasurer
E. G. MANKINS, Sergeant-at-Arms
DOROTHY HALEY, Parliamentarian
Spring Semester
RUTH SILVERGOLD, President
JACQUELINE BURKS, Vice-President
DOROTHY HALEY, Secretary
WANDA FISHER, Treasurer
ERNESTINE DENNIS, Sergeant-at-Arms
BARBARA WICKLIFFE, Critic and Reporter
NORMA HALEY, Student Council
Representative
LEFT TO RIGHT
Texas History Club became part ot Texas
State Historical Association in spring of 1940.
. . . It has progressed this year and has ful-
filled its objective to know more about Texas
history and to do original research in archives,
diaries, and manuscripts, and to interview
pioneers and their descendants. . . Presents
two assemblies, November I, commemorating
birth of Stephen F. Austin, March 3, observing
Texas Week. . . Two books presented to Texas
Library. . . Club sends delegate to attend Jun-
ior Historian Convention in April. . . Each year
members enter Junior Historians Writers
Contest.
ling, Eleanor Bushman, Lois Schuman, Marie Grubbs, Mar-
First Row: Jacqueline Burks, Wanda Fisher, Ida Armbruster, garet Hall, Nancy Hixson, Leila Cody.
Patsie Greene, Anne Reilly, Dorothy Haley, Sarah Skelton,
Jo Ann Rubenstein, E. G, Mankins.
Third Row: Martha Ann Adamson, Evelyn Goss, Norma Haley,
Mary Haney, George Vrla, Jack Matthews, Patsy Holt,
Second Row: Eugene Goldgar, Barbara Hansen, Vunita Strib- Robert Faulk.
NOT IN PICTURE
Sammy Cowan, L. B. Holmes, Bill Stokes, Joe Webberman, Ruth Silvergold, Jean Smith, Catherine Vines, Geraldine
James Harris, Ernestine Dennis, Laura Embry, Fannie Fair, Waters, Anita Weil, Barbara Wiclcliffe, Betty Wallace,
Betty Harvey, Louise Hixson, Anita Petty, Billie Lou Roy, Doris Killough.
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Dallas Historical Society
OFFICERS
MISS MINNIE BROWN, Sponsor
Fall Semester
BILL JONES, President
BILLY LOVE, Vice-President
BOBBIE FARRINGTON, Secretary
ROBERT FAULK, Treasurer
J. J. SILBERMAN, Sergeant-at-Arms
ROBERT WILLIS, Parliamentarian
BERNICE TUCKER, Archivist
Spring Semester
KATHERINE KREITER, President
J. J. SILBERMAN, Vice-President
CATHERINE VINES, Secretary
BILL JONES, Treasurer '
BOBBIE FARRINGTON, Parliamentarian
Purpose of Dallas Historical Society is to
institute and encourage study, collection, pre-
sentation, and exhibition of material pertain-
ing to Dallas history. . . Among programs
carrying out this purpose are treasure hunt at
Hall of State, Nov. 14, Texas quiz programs,
original stories of pioneer Dallasites, and San
Jacinto Day program. . . On March I Colonel
Alvin M. Owsley spoke at Hall of State meet-
ing. . . The spring picnic is May I5. . . Interna-
tional good will is promoted by "Pen Pals" of
Society who correspond with English girls and
JEROME STATMAN, Sergeant-at-Arms
SARAH SKELTON, Archivist
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Joseph Silberman, Marion Fuller, Patsy Cumbie,
Katherine Kreiter, Bill Jones, Robert Willis, Bobbie Farring-
ton, Betty Huddleston, Doris Jean Hudson, Marvel Hutson,
Second Row: Catherine Vines, Virginia Vodicka, Martha How-
ell, Mary Frances Messina, Carmen Eby, Helen Swafforct,
Betty Jo Cox, Patsy Moore, Dollie McGarity, Billie Jean
Wells, Sarah Skelton.
Third Row: Joanne Tacker, Doris Bylord, Helen Hale, Mary
Terry, Nita Watkins, Joan Swift, Miss Minnie Brown,
Minerva Robertson, Emma Daisy Reed, Dorothy Haley,
boys. . . Robert Willis receives efficiency award.
George Vrla.
Fourth Row: Jerome Statman, George Sims, James Scirratt,
Dorothy Buckner, Jeanie Waddell, Geraldine Waters, Al
bert Fowler, Kenith Sturdiyant, Robert Faullc.
NOT IN PICTURE
Vunita Stribling, Bernice Tucker, Martha Bledsoe, Helen Swaf-
ford, Mary Terry, Norma Thorpe, Vera Higgins, Marie
Grubbs, Peggy Jo Huddleston, Iris Apple, Margaret Hall,
Pauline Servello, Wilma Stanley, Jacky Wade, Margaret
Allison, Rose Mary Ervin, Gloria Smith, Charles Schwarz.
Bill Stokes, Alfred Benjamin.
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Standard Debating Society
OFFICERS
S. S. HUTCHINSON, Sponsor
Fall Semester
MYRON SCHWIFF, President
MORTON RACHOFSKY, Vice-President
FREDDIE DUNN, Secretary
HAROLD MELNICK, Treasurer
EDDIE RUBIN, Sergeant-at-Arms
Spring Semester
MORTON RACHOFSKY, President
EDDIE RUBIN, Vice-President
HAROLD MELNICK, Secretary
SIGMUND ALTMAN, Treasurer
JOSEPH SILBERMAN, Sergeant-at-Arms
JOSEPH SOMER, Parliamentarian
MYRON SCHWIFF, Student Council
Representative
LEFT TO RIGHT
Purpose of Standard Debating Society is to
train boys in public speaking, leadership, and
debate. . . Enters two teams in tri-state inter-
scholasic debates at Adamson High School on
December 2'l. . . Team members are Norman
Kaplan, Harold Melnick, Joseph Somer, Ber-
nard Sigel. . . Topic of debate is Socialized
Medicine. . . Gives annual Christmas party,
December 12. . . Annual spring party is held
in May. . . Standard Debating Society is oldest
club in Forest Avenue High School. . . It was
established in l9l7, being organized by Miss
Edna Rowe, who retired in 1944. . . Annual
banquet is held at Y.M.C.A.
noff, Marvin Engelberg, Donald Minslcy, Joseph Somer,
First Row: Myron Shwiff, Morton Rachofsky, Freddie Dunn, Howard Feffer,
Harold Melnick, Bernard Sigel, Sigmund Altman, Norman Third Row: Eugene Goldgar, Marvin Sigel, Saul Drobnies,
Kaplan. Jerry Landsberg, Irving Schwartz, Sid Pilot, Jacky Wade,
Second Row: Joe Weloberman, Morton Rudberg, Phillip Aro- Mr, S. S. Hutchinson.
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Girls Public Speaking Club
OFFICERS
Fall Semester
MRS. JUANITA STRINGER, Sponsor
FRIEDA BENSON, President
JUNE GOLDBERG, Vice-President
ANITA WELL, Secretary
JUDY WYLL, Treasurer
THELMA ROMOTSKY, Sergeant-at-Arms
BETTYE WALLACE, Parliamentarian
SHIRLEY GRABSTALD, Student Council
Representative
BETTY SEGAL, Echo Reporter
Spring Semester
MISS WILLIE BERRY, Sponsor
ELEANOR BUSHMAN, President
LOIS SCHUMAN, Vice-President
THELMA ROMOTSKY, Secretary
JANE PHILLIPS, Treasurer
FANNIE FAIR, Parliamentarian
JUDY WYLL, Sergeant-at-Arms
SHIRLEY GRABSTALD, Student Council
Representative
BETTYE WALLACE, Echo Reporter
Purpose of Girls Public Speaking Club is to
gain knowledge of parliamentary law, debat-
ing, oratory, and extemporaneous speaking.
. . . Seminnual Freshman Party honoring all
girls interested in ioining club is given on
October I5. . .According to tradition, club
gives Christmas Party, with Miss Rowe and
members of Standard Debating Society as
guests. . . Club members welcome Miss Willie
Mae Berry as new sponsor, who helped present
annual spring play. . . Girls Public Speaking
Club are guests of Standard Debating Society
at spring meeting. . . Annual Spring Banquet
terminates year's activities.
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Cecelia Rasansky, Lois Schuman, Judy Wyll, June
Goldberg, Freido Benson, Thelma Romotsky, Anita Weil,
Shirley Grabstald, Betty Segal.
Second Row: Dorothy Angrist, Selma Sagel, .Io Ann Ruben-
stein, Eleanor Bushman, Nancy Walton, Yvonne Smith,
Wanda Jackson, Beatrice Marcus, Shirleye Somer, Norma
Haley, Catherine Vines, Wanda Orrill, Vunita Stribling.
Third Row: Ruth Silvergald, Jane Phillips, Ruth Agranotf,
Arlyn Horowitz, Betty Tapper, Minnette Utoy, Sylvia Goidl,
Marilyn Rude, Eva Schnitzer, Marilyn Blatt, Suretta Love,
Jean Taylor.
Fourth Row: Georgia Petty, Frieda Lutz, Marion Goldman,
Bette Davis, Miss Willie Mae Berry, Blanche Kassed, Bar-
bara Beiben, Joy Wilensky, Geraldine Waters, Fannie Rae
Fair, Mary Smith.
NOT IN PICTURE
Benito Ablin, Doris Barish, Virginia Gilliland, Melba Little,
Helen Rachofsky, Doris Rolfman, Latrice Smith, Betty
Tapper, Betty Wallace, Violet Young, Myrna Zapruder.
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OFFICERS
MISS MABEL SHAW, Sponsor
Fall Semester
JIMMIE SIMMONS, President
MYRA JEAN HAYES, Vice-President
EDNA OAKLEY, Secretary
JEAN SMITH, Treasurer
WANDA ORRILL, Parliamentarian
MILDRED BECK, Sergeant-at-Arms
MARY HANEY, Student Council
Representative
DOROTHY GILLETT, Echo Reporter
Spring Semester
JEAN SMITH, President
LAVERNE MISENHEIMER, Vice-President
MARY HANEY, Secretary
DOROTHY SPARKS, Treasurer
JIMMIE SIMMONS, Parliamentarian
JOYCE PRIMROSE, Sergeant-at-Arms
BARBARA WICKLIFFE, Student Council
Representative
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Wanda Orrill, Myra Jean Hayes, Edna Oakley,
Mildred Beck, Mary Haney, Jimmie Simmons, Jean Smith,
Dorothy Gillett, Dollie Pat Smith.
Second Row: Vunita Stribling, Dorothy Sparks, Frances Hulmc,
Bobbie Farrington, Laverne Misenheimer, Betty Childress,
Barbara Lorenz, Joy Howlett, Barbara Wickliffe.
Third Row: Helen Hale, Georgia Petty, Margie Wheeler, Joyce
Primrose, Edna Jean Smith, Billie Jean Wells, Peggy
Hinson, Virginia Miller,
Y-Teens
The Y-Teens are younger members of
Y.W. C. A., who hold their meetings every other
Tuesday in school building. . . Their purpose
is: "Face life squarely, find and give the best
to promote better feeling among peoples of
world." . . Y-Teen dances are given at down-
town hadquarters every other Saturday night.
. . . Members are eligible to wear Y-Teen letter
jackets. . . Holds membership drive every year,
and raises membership of Club from twelve to
fifty. . . Participates in formal Valentine's
Dance, February 15. . . Y-Teen Club name for-
merly Girl Reserves.
Fourth Row: Miss Mabel Shaw, Pauline Dillon, Dorothy Bar-
bazon, Nan Humphrey, Jodie LeDoux, Anniece Davidson,
Patsy Hinson, Louise Yarborough, Bobbie Joyce Tucker,
Rosa Hart.
NOT IN PICTURE
Ellen Thurmond, Barbara Glisson, Gloria Smith, Alice Dennis,
Doris Killough, Chloe, Mountz, Anna Driggers, Marlene
Belsky, Anneice Davidson, Mildred Moses, Pauline Servello,
Peggy Stephenson, Bessie Williams, Mina Evans, Mary Lou
Dalton, Mary Lou Statom, Georgia Flanagan, Adeline
Elam, Joann Schenkel.
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Kitchen Clowns
OFFICERS
MISS WILLIE MAE "CHEF'S COOK"
BERRY, Sponsor
SAMMY "CHOCOLATE PUDDIN HEAD"
COWAN, President
EDWIN "ROAST TURNIP NOSE"
GERLOFF, Vice-President
HAROLD "BEET CHEEK" HARRIS,
Secretary
FRED "STRlNG BEAN" HANCOCK,
Treasurer
R. A, "COOKED GOOSE" HUGHES,
Sergeant-at-Arms
BILL "HAM BONE" JONES,
Parliamentarian
JIMMY HSHORTENIN' BREAD" TERRIL,
Echo Reporter
LEFT TO RIGHT
"Oh-h-hy ugh!" Such groans and grunts are
heard from Miss Willie Mae Berry's H. E. class,
as boys are forced to eat recipes given by Miss
Berry. . . Well, they don't really eat recipes,
because they need them to tell what to put in
the pot. . . But they eat results of the recipes. . .
This is the only H.E. class for boys in Dallas,
and it is very popular. . . Many things besides
cooking are taught, such as house planning,
family relationship, how to get along with
others, and rules of etiquette.
Third Row: Richard Winters, Robert Willis, Edwin Gerlolf, Joe
First Row: Harold Harris, Billy Rogers, Paul Cruse, Sammy Wayne Combs, Fred Craddock, Billy Joe Love, Raphael
Cowan, Charles Conner, Gary Endsley, Ben Woodside, Levin.
Thomas Hutson, Bobby Lee Cadenhead. Fourth Row: Billy Murphy, Eddie Lawton, Miss Willie Mae
Second Row: Jimmy James, Bill Jones, Jimmy Terrell, Dave Berry, R. A, Hughes, Fred Hancock, Gene Epstein, Paul
Edwards, .lack Beavers, George West, Jack Daniel. Bozarth, Billy Harrison.
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Hi-Y Club
OFFICERS
MR. W. H. BUTLER, Sponsor
Fall Semester
GEORGE VRLA, President
JAMES CAMERON, Vice-President
ROBERT FAULK, Secretary and Treasurer
HUBERT CONNER, Sergeant-at-Arms
ROBERT WILLIS, Parliamentarian
DREWERY COWLING, Student Council
Representative
Spring Semester
ROBERT FAULK, President
CHARLES SCHWARZ, Vice-President
HUBERT CONNER, Secretary and
Treasurer
JAMES CAMERON, Sergeant-at-Arms
CARL BOND, Student Council
Representative
LEFT TO RIGHT
Purpose of Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain,
and extend throughout school and community
high standards of Christian character. . . Any
boy of good moral character is eligible for
membership. . . Meetings are held every
Wednesday afternoon under sponsorship of
W. H. Butler. . . Members enioy many benefits
offered by Y.M. C. A., with which Club is affili-
ated. . . Delegates are sent to State Older
Boys' Conferences in fall and spring. . . Psalms,
sentence prayers are read at each meeting.
. . . Clubs activities are arranged to emphasize
spirit of loyalty to school and church.
NOT IN PICTURE
First Row: Marvin Burns, Charles Schwartz, J. W. Wilkinson Paul Black, Charles Boone, Carl Ray Bond, William Bond, Joe
Jene Laman, James Teel.
Second Row: James Cameron, Omar Hancock, Albert Fowler,
Hubert Conner, Dick Macon.
Third Row: Joe Williams Albert Scott Bill Mur h
, , y p y, Robert
Foulk, George Vrla, Drewery Cowling.
Buckovan, E. B. Caraway, Milford Carpenter, Charles
Conner, John Conner, Paul Cruse, Carl Dennis, Eugene
Fuller, Stanley Green, Bobby Hopper, Bill Jones, Robert
Jones, Harrell Kitchen, E. G. Mankins, Robert Parker,
Johnny Schwarz, Billy Thomas, Jackie Wade, Sammy
Warren, Murphy Webster, Robert Willis, Richard Winters.
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OFFICERS
MISS ALICE HARRINGTON, Sponsor
Fall Semester
FAYE McFARLAND, President
MARGARET FARR, Vice-President
MARION FULLER, Secretary
GLORIA ROLLINS, Treasurer
DORIS MILLER, Parliamentarian
PEGGY BROOKS, Sergeant-at-Arms
ROSE MARIE REED, Student Council
Representative
Spring Semester
MARGARET FARR, President
MARLENE BELSKY, Vice President
NORMA HASSELL, Secretary
NORMA THORPE, Treasurer
LOUISE HIXSON, Parliamentarian
JOYCE SEGUINE, Sergeant-at-Arms
HELEN BALEJA, Student Council
Representative
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Faye McFarland, Margaret Farr, Jeannine Jameson,
Mary Louise McDonald, Gloria Rollins,
Helen Swafford, Marion Fuller.
Second Row: Miss Alice Harrington, Barbara Lorenz, Anita
Petty, Nancy Hixson, Norma Hassell, Betty Cox, Patsy
Vestonians
Purpose of Vestonians is to interest girls in
making better American women. . . Name is
derived from "Vesta," Goddess of Hearth and
Home. . . To do good, bring kindness and hap-
piness into lives of others, and to excel in
fields of industrial arts are the aims and ob-
jectives. . . Club is open to limited number of
Junior and Senior girls, not over twenty-five
a term. . . Members accepted by two-thirds
vote each semester. . . Programs are on making
and caring for homes. . . Club colors are blue
and white.
Moore, Rose Marie Reed, Patsie Reed, Doris Miller.
Third Row: Helen Baleia, Joyce Seguin, Louise Hixson, Peggy
Peggie Brooks, Stephenson, Helen Hale, Dorothy Cleghorn, Anne Reilly.
NOT IN PICTURE
Marlene Belsky, Martha Bledshoe, Norma Thorpe.
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OFFICERS
S. S. HUTCHINSON, Sponsor
Fall Semester
MARTHA JO BLEDSOE, President
BETTY JO COX, Vice-President
HELEN SWAFFORD, Secretary
JUNE GRACE, Treasurer
JANE PHILLIPS, Parliamentarian
PATSY MOORE, Sergeant-at-Arms
Spring Semester
MARTHA JO BLEDSOE, President
BETTY JO COX, Vice-President
HELEN SWAFFORD, Secretary
JUNE GRACE, Treasurer
JANE PHILLIPS, Parliamentarian
PATSY MOORE, Sergeant-at-Arms
RIGHT TO LEFT
Allied Youth
Members of Allied Youth stand for liberation
through education of individual and society
from handicaps of beverage alcohol. . . They
do not drink alcoholic beverages. . . Allied
Youth is needed not only for its activities in
alcohol education, but also for the manner in
which this program develops student leader-
ship. . . First annual state convention held at
Adolphus Hotel, February 22 and 23 of 1947.
. . . The idea Allied Youth is built on is to help
young people become physically, socially,
mentally, and spiritually fit in their lives.
Anna Lemustor, ,lane Phillips, Mr. S. S. Hutchinson.
Fi:st Row: Hi-lr-n Hole, Murtlm Jo Bledsoe, Helen Swultord,
Juno Grace.
NOT IN PICTURE
Second Row: Dorothy McDaniel, Anne Reilly, Putsy Moore, Betty Jo Cox.
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Forest Forum
OFFICERS
Fall Semester
MISS DOROTHY GERLACH, Sponsor
KATHERINE KRIETER, President
JACQUELYN BURKS, Vice-President
JEANNENE BRIDGES, Secretary
PATSIE CUMBIE, Treasurer
KENNETH STURDIVANT,
Sergeant-at-Arms
Spring Semester
MISS MARY DRAKE, Sponsor
WANDA FISHER, President
JEANNETTE BRIDGES, Vice-President
ERNESTINE DENNIS, Secretary
BETTY JONES, Treasurer
KATHERINE KRIETER, Parliamentarian
EDWARD KOLANOSKY,
Forest Forum founded in T933 by Miss
Dorothy Gerlach and pupils interested in
current events. . . Membership is open to all
Juniors and Seniors who have had two years
of history. . . Main obiectives ot club are to
discuss present day politics and world affairs,
and to be democratic at all times. . . Programs
consist ot debates, round-table discussions,
quizzes, extemporaneous speeches, and pre-
pared speeches. . .On December I3 club holds
annual Christmas party in library. . . At close
of year club gives annual picnic, May 16. . .
On January 24, Miss Gerlach entertains with
5efge,,m-Qr-Arm5 party at her home. . . New sponsor is Miss
JEANNENE SiUCleI'1l COUFICII Mary Drake.
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LEFT TO RIGHT Third Row: Bcity Joan Barilrrm, Margaret Chow, Miss Dorotlry
First Row: trarrcr-s Potts, Katherine Kreitcr, Patsy Curnbie, Geflucll-
Robert Willis, Jacqueline Burlcs, Jeannene Bridges. NOT lN Plcll-lRE
Second Row: June Hartwell, Bernice Tucker, Betty Jones, Wanda Fisher, Edward Kolonoslry, Patsre Moore, Minr-rva
Frrrostirie Dennis, Jeanette Bridges, Billie Jean St. George. Robertson, Konrth Sturclrvrrnt, Batty Wallfrcc.
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Lettermen's Club
OFFICERS
COACH LEROY CRABTREE, Co-Sponsor
COACH MILTON FREY, Co-Sponsor
W. A. COOLEY, President
BILLY PHILLIPS, Vice-President
MURPHY WEBSTER, Secretary
FRED TILLERY, Sergeant-at-Arms
CHARLES CONNER, Treasurer
Forest Avenue Lettermen's Club is reorgan-
ized on October 25, 1946, for the first time
since 1922, under sponsorship of Leroy Crab-
tree, head football coach, and Milton Frey,
head basketball coach. . . Purpose of Letter-
men's Club is to encourage boys to participate
in school sports, and to honor boys who are
outstanding in various sports. . . Club has
election of officers at first meeting. . . Boys
lettering in sports are eligible to membership
in club. . . Membership of Forest Avenue High
School Lettermen's Club totals twenty-four.
LEFT T0 RIGHT Johnny Swartz, Bennie Morgan, Tornmy Jones.
First Row: Murphy Webster, D. H. Brooks, Paul Cruse, W. A. Third Row: Jimmy James, Harold Harris, Billy Murphy, Richard
Cooley, Charles Conner, Billy Phillips, Joe Wayne Cornbs. Winters, Julian Braddock, Robert Beasley.
Second Row:Chr1rles Masterson Jr., John Simmons, Fred Tillery, Fourth Row: Coach Leroy Crabtrees, Coach M. G, Frey.
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Forest Secretarial Club
OFFICERS
MISS RUTH FETTERMAN, Sponsor
Fall Semester
MELVA JEAN KNIGHT, President
DOROTHY MCDANIEL, Vice-President
PATRICIA REINLE, Secretary
ELEANOR BUSHMAN, Sergeant-at-Arms
RUTH SILVERGOLD, Parliamentarian
SELMA SAGEL, Student Council
Representative
SYBLE TURNER, Echo Reporter
Spring Semester
DOROTHY ANGRIST, President
DORIS WILLIAMS, Vice-President
SELMA SAGEL, Secretary
VIRGINIA COOK, Treasurer
MELVA JEAN KNIGHT, Parliamentarian
HELEN GOLDSTEIN, Sergeant-at-Arms
VIRGINIA THORNHILL, Student Council
Representative
LEFT TO RIGHT
The Forest Secretarial Club was organized
in 1946 by group of students, with Miss Ruth
Fetterman as sponsor. . . Club meets on first
and third Tuesdays of month. . . Anyone inter-
ested in secretarial work may become member.
. . . Purpose of club is to promote interest in
business world and in study of secretarial
subjects, to encourage a social spirit by offer-
ing opportunities tor wholesome social contact,
to become familiar with modern progressive
business methods and systems, and thereby
raise and maintain a high standard of training
for business. . . Besides regular meetings of
club at school, visits to business offices are
arranged so that modern methods of business
may be observed.
Second Row: Anno Lemaster, Virginia Thornhill, Dorothy Cruse,
Doris Williams, Dorothy Buckner, Peggy Fowler, Bonnie
First Row: Katherine Kreiter, Melva Jean Knight, Eleanor Bush- Satterwhite.
ni' n, Selma Sagel, Dorothy Angrist, Cecilia Baumgartner, Third Row: Dorothy McDaniel, Miss Ruth Fetterman, Norma
Patricia Reinle.
Jean Thorpe, Syble Turner, Virginia Cook.
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Concert Band
A new thing at Forest this year is the concert band which has boomed into
the spotlight of popularity by its swing and splendid presentation ot novelty
numbers. They played for Brown, Colonial, Hassell, Lagow, Silberstein, and
Terry grade schools, for Riley, Texas, and for Woodrow Wilson High School.
The Dads Club also enioyed a wide variety of numbers presented on April 21.
Girls in the concert band receive music credit, the boys in the band receive
military credit.
ln the band library are almost 500 pieces of music, including marches,
modern and classical concert music, novelties, and swing arrangements.
CLARINETS
Greenberg, Marvin
Walker, Jean
BASS CLARINETS
Juhlan, Paul
Teel, James
Oddo, Tommy
Fuller, Kenneth
BASSES
Shipp, James
Elkins, Harold Abramson, Clarence Parker, Robert Row, Olen Newell, Jack
Black, Paul ALTO-SAXOPHONES HORNS Weisfeld, Danny Moore, William
Berry, Maria Dance, Joyce Freedman, Nathan BARITONES Ball, Roland
Ruclberg, Morton
Solomon, Lawrence
Barshop, Jerry
Striegler, Martha Jo
Bond, Ray
Freedman, Arthur
Elkins, Harold
TENOR-SAXOPHONES
Altman, Sigmund
Skibell, Carl
Smith, Claude
Statman, Jerome
Cooley, Jerry
Scirratt, James
Hall, Betty Jo
Coley, Charles
Godwin, Harold
Kitchens, Harold
Dunn, Loran
Pilot, Sidney
PERCUSSIONS
Sigel, Marvin
Claxon, David
Jordan, Paul
Kalntin, Jcrry
OBOES TROMBONES BARITONE-SAXOPHONEE Ellis, Norman Scherzer, Billy
Annes, Charles Benton, Robert Skibell, Carl Biesel, Robert Carraway, E. B,
Gral, Jean Benjamin, Alfred Jones, Tommy Young, Kenneth Berry, Charlcye
FLUTES Fuller, Eugene CORNETS Statom, Mary Lou
Kirkham, Leroy Cearly, Ralph Soltes, Maury
LEFT TO RIGHT man, Godwin, Smith, Friedman, Hancock, Coley, Fuller,
Rowe, Oddo.
First Row: Greenberg, Elkins, Abramson, Farr, Soltes, Ruben- Third Row: Altman, Dance, Skibell, Friedman, Benton Ben-
stein, Edwards. iarnin, Fuller, Worden, Newell, Shipp, Col. Barton, Berry,
Second Row: Black, Berry, Salomon, Rudberg, Scirratt, Stat- Sigel, Scherzer, Kalmin, Jordan, Pilot, Ellis.
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A Cappella
Selected music students of junior and senior standing comprise the A Capella
choir, under the direction of Miss Louise Wilcox. A regular school period is the
time for the assembling of this group. The chorus sings on many school and
community programs. It presented a program to the Dads Club, December 8,
and to the P. T. A., December ll. The group gave a special Christmas assembly
to the school, December 29. A selected number from the chorus caroled
through the halls on December 20. The A Capella choir sang with the band in
"Follies of 'l947," March 28. The chorus and the school orchestra combined
presented an assembly at Woodrow Wilson High School, April 10. The group
participated with all other Dallas high schools in the annual city-wide Music
Festival at Fair Park Auditorium, April 18. Much unknown talent of pupils is
discovered and used in this choir.
LEFT TO RIGHT Arlnbruster, Bobbie Farrington, Joan Turner, Sue Cardwell,
Doris Muller, Louise l'llXSOlT, Kenneth Peach, Bobby Farrow,
First Row: Yvonne Smith, Anita Jacob, Jeannine Jamieson Harvey lane, Jimmy James, James Thompson,
Barbara Lorenz, Dorothy Haley, Sarah Skelton, Jane Third Row: Miss Louise Wilcox, Leon Everett, Billy Jacobs, Dan
Phillips, Melva Little, Geraldine Waters, Wynell, Reynolds, James, Billy Ray McPealc, Ben Woodside, Pat Kelly, Jack
Jeanie Waddell, Edwina Fitzgerald. Ogden, Joe Dossett, Eddie Hale, Harold Robertson, Charles
Second Row: Emma Daisy Reed, Gloria Estelle Baise, Ida Milligan, Kenneth Fuller, Richard Macon.
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LEFT TO RIGHT Sue Beasley, Ann Ernest, Louisc Yarborough, Margaret
First Row: Barbara Hallam, Joycc Barnard, Lois Samples, Alice FOV", DOVOLLIY Poole-
Robinson, Barba Rita Harmon, Marilyn Miller, Paula Dell Third Row: Barbara Allen, Joyce Oliver, Aunita Yates, Marie
Parrish, Nanell Julian, Iris Apple, Barbara Moore, Sally Shawhean, Norma Boyd, Mary Alice Eury, Betty Jean Eads,
Ann Cole, Betty Bowles, Modena Patterson, Francis Jurcilc. Clarice Ellen Vaughn, Patricia Baker, Jeannette Ferguson,
Second Row: Miss Louise Wilcox, Elzie Spain, Johnnie Butler, Betty Bierhalter, Betty Ray, Joan Crow, Joan Wells, Mina
Editha Byers, Virginia Gilliland, lla Fay Rigsby, Dorthy Rue Evans, Joanne Woodside, Peggy Smith, Marcie Holt,
Snow, Gloria McCulloclc, Betty Harvey, Barbara Hansen, Glenda Sue Ballard, Nancy Lou Burt, Nell Bannister, Peggy
Georgene Moore, LaVerne Jones, Louise Shawhean, Wanda Cope, Adeline Elam, Jean Taylor, Joyce Smith, Lula Norfis,
Chism, Billie Joyce Morris, Valliere Lindley, Nora Thomas, Mary Lou Dalton.
Girls Chorus
A most interesting phase of activities in Forest High is the Girls' Chorus,
directed by Miss Louise Wilcox. Girls in chorus classes are taught many facts
in the musical field, such as how to breathe, pronounce words, stand erect
while singing. The Girls' Chorus had a special part on the Christmas assembly
presented by the music department of Forest High on December 20. Several
girls from the chorus took part in the City-Wide Solo and Ensemble Contest at
Long Junior High, March 8. The group sang in the Music Festival for Dallas
High Schools in Fair Park Auditorium, April 'l8. Although there is hard work
in preparing for programs, there is also much fun. From the girls' choruses come
members of A Capella. Miss Wilcox, an efficient director, spends much of her
time in the special training of voices in the girls' chorus classes.
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LEFT TO RIGHT Third Row: Lemons, Childress, Boone, Robinson, Mims, Steele,
Tolley, Greenhow, Choate, Loman.
First Row: Watt, Rochofsky, Withrow, Love, Butts, Engelberg, Fourth Row: Goldberg, Cummings, Bouilund, Sinclair, Muculuso,
Munkins, West, Sturdivont, Morris. Swofford, Cloy, Colvert, Sims, Drake, Rondull.
Second Row: Hopper, Bartlett, Griggs, Plunlc, Goodwin, Horri- Fifth Row: Robinson, Pitts, Cummings, Purdy, Jones, Robnnson,
son, Andrews, Young, Block, Dennis. Johnson, Belkun, Robinson.
LEFT TO RIGHT Third Row: McDaniel, Rivers, Boone, Thorp, Heud, Kussed,
First Row: Trammell, Lilly, Collins, Cumbie, Tucker, Sheets, Tosker.
Sortoin, Bullock, Kirksey. Fourth Row: Bczrbozon, Emmett, Long, Beiben, Henry, Wilder,
Second Row: Pratt, Bush, Eury, Miller, Shindoll, Shoy, Slocum, Bird, Lawrence.
Lutz.
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Forest Librarians Association
OFFICERS
MISS INA ROBERTS, Sponsor
Fall Semester
SYLVIA GOIDL, President
JOY WILENSKY, Vice-President
MARGARET ANN ALLISON, Secretary
TOM BELKIN, Treasurer
RUTH AGRANOFF, Parliamentarian
ETHEL REISBERG, Student Council
Representative
Spring Semester
RUTH AGRANOFF, President
MARTHA ANN ADAMSON,
Vice-President
ETHEL REISBERG, Secretary
ANN STOKES, Treasurer
MARGARET HALL, Parlicimentarian
JOYCE FULLER, Sergeant-at-Arms
MARGARET ANN ALLISON, Student
Purpose of Forest Librarians Club is to aid
those who work in library in performing their
duties more effectively. . . Is composed of
group of students interested in library and its
efficiency. . . Club is organized in September,
1946, under leadership of Miss Ina Roberts,
Forest Librarian. . . Programs are given to
instruct members in methods of operating
library. . . Gives George Washington Party,
February 22. . . Through club meetings and
actual work in library, members perform valu-
able service to students and school. . . Student
librarians for special Texas Library are ap-
pointed by Miss Bess Thatcher, sponsor of
Texas History Club. . . Purpose is to encourage
Council Representative
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Charles Clark, Torn Belken, Sylvia Goidl, Joy Wiletie
sky, Margaret Ann Allison, Ruth Agranoft, Ethel Reisberg.
Second Row: Martha Paxton, Jane Phillips, Helen McClure,
Norma Hasselt, Kathleen Collins, Jacqueline Burks, Frances
Kennedy
Third Row: Martha Ann Adamson, Nancy Hixson, Wanda
students' interest in Texiana.
Fisher, Doris Williams, Cecelia Baumgartner, Ann Stokes,
Billie Lou Ray.
Fourth Row: Miss Ina Roberts, Marvin Schmidt, A. D. Kleinrnan,
Jimmy West, Danny Weisteld, Joyce Fuller.
NOT IN PICTURE
rtrude Fair, Margaret Hall, Sandra Jacobson, Katherine
George, Judith Steinhorn, Shirley Mae Somer.
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Office Assistants
Office Assistants in Mr. Whittlesey's office send call slips for students whom
Mr. Whittlesey, Mrs. Jackson, and Mrs. Brown want to see, answer phone, file,
and do other general office work. . . Three helpers are usually in office at each
period. . . Occasionally helpers aid in typing, cutting stencils. . . Office helpers
are always in upper bracket of their class, are honest and thoroughly efficient.
Office ssistants are responsible, careful students who maintain good averages
in their classwork. . . They are a great help in making the office run smoothly.
. . . Their duties are many-check signatures on excuses, take up attendance
slips, stamp cards for absences and tardiness, answer telephones, run errands,
help return lost articles to losers, record absences in permanent book, type,
make folders for files, assist in filling out absence sheets. . . Miss Meriwether
chooses assistants at first of each term. . . Assistants are honored by dean, Mrs.
Smith, and Mrs. Brady at a Christmas party on December 20.
LEFT TO RIGHT Goss, Patsy Lowry.
HFS' Row: Frieda Ann Benson, Thelma R0'llOl5lfYr EU'lUlU Third Row: Virginia Thornhill, Melvin Scliroth, Bonnie Sutter-
Wheeler, Joan Wheeler, Odessa Roberts, Blanche Kassed, white, Polly Rogers, Jeanette Bridges, Martha Howell, Ruth
Doris Barish, Anita Weil, Betty Wallace, Ruth Agranolf, Silvergold, June Hogg, Judy Wvll, June Goldberg.
Norma Haley, Jeannene Bridges. Fourth Row: Katherine Kreiter, Melva Jean Knight, Mrs. Willie
Second Row: Catherine Vines, Wanda Jackson, Eleanor Bush- H. Jackson, Mrs. Rilla M Brady, Margaret Childress, Faye
man, Jo Ann Rubenstein, Marcia Rariden, Mary Jo Alex- Mcfailand, Mrs. Roxie Smith, Mrs. Emma Brown, Miss
ander, Sylvia Goidl, Betty Segal, Jacquelyn Keith, Evelyn Sarah Meriwether.
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Dads Club
OFFICERS -
DAN O. HULSE, President
J. L. MALLOY, Vice President CProgramsJ
W. E. WESCH, Vice-President
lMembershipJ
L. D. WHITTKOWER, Vice-President
lFinance and Entertainmentj
T. R. RAY, Vice-President lAthleticsJ
L. H. SCHWETKE, Secretary-Treasurer
J, T. WHITTLESEY, School Principal
LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: William Ede, James T. Whitllesey, J. H.
William E. Perry, William E. Wesch, D. O Huls
Malloy, L. H. Schwetke, Ben F. Mims.
Forest High Dads Club is arganization ot
fathers of Forest students. . . Meetings are
held to discuss ways by which dads can aid
students. . . Some activities of club are spon-
soring ot Friday night dances, giving dinner
honoring all athletes, presenting magic show
to raise money for band uniforms, and holding
contest to build up membership of club, by
means of queen's contest, giving a Bulova
watch to the winner. . . Other long-range
plans are made for bigger and better Forest
High School. . . Regular meeting of Dads Club
is held on third Monday night of every month
in school auditorium.
Second Row: H. O. Simmons, J. L. McCulloch, R C. Horn,
George F. Schmidt, N. C. Collins, William Soltes, L. L.
Cruse, Max Goldberg, Philip Segal.
Third Row: A. Korngut, J J. Ellis, C, A. Paxton, R, P. Jones,
L, L. Malone, C. E. Thrasher, W, E McCarter
Wear,
e, J. L.
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Parent-Teacher Association
OFFICERS
MRS. BEN MIMS, President
MRS. LUCIEN HOLMES, Vice-President
MRS. J. ARONOFF, Second Vice-President
MRS. L. H. SCHWETKE, Third
Vice-President
MRS. NATHAN GOLDBERG, Fourth
Vice President
MRS. HOWARD MIMS, Fifth
Vice-President
MRS. H. H. DOYLE, Sixth Vice-President
MRS. H. F. EMMETT, Seventh
Vice-President
MRS. M. BRAND, Recording Secretary
MRS. MORRIS GOLDMAN, Treasurer
MRS. JOHN P. WOOD,
Corresponding Secretary
MRS. A. SAGEL, Historian
MRS. ALLEN REED, Parliamentarian
LEFT TO RIGHT
Parent-Teacher Association enjoys successful
year with Mrs. Ben Mims as President, and
assistance of officers and membership. . . Dedi
cates their yearbook to "Peace." . . Parent'
Teacher Association theme is "Building Firm
Foundations." . . Guest speakers are principals
of affiliated schools of Forest District. . . Some
of activities of Association are giving two paid
assemblies, presenting Forest Library with fine
book, also presentng Art Department with
print, giving S40 to Community Chest, giving
S170 to lnfantile Paralysis Cause. . . Entertains
graduating classes with theater parties. . .
Parent-Teacher Association brings into closer
relationship home, school, and community.
Mrs. Henry I'. Emmett.
Third Row: Mrs. Max P. Cohen, Mrs. Alvin Whatley, Mrs. Leon
First Row: Mrs. L. H. Schwetke, Mrs. Morris Goldman, Mrs. Ruclberg, Mrs. Meyer Rachofsky, Mrs W. S. Harmon, Mrs.
Howard Mims, Mrs Ben Mims, Mrs. J. R. Partington, Mrs. C, E. Smith,
Allen Reed, Mrs. M. J. Brand. Fourth Row: Mus. J. J. Ellis, Mrs. Ted M. Solomon, Mrs. N. H.
Second Row: Mrs. L. K. Lawrence, Miss Katie Shannon, Mrs. Goldberg, Mrs. M. Schnitzer, Mrs. R. N, Benton, Mrs. John
Grady Millender, Mrs. H. H. Doyle, Mrs Sam Hoffman, P. Woods, Mrs. George Reed.
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LEFT TO RIGHT Murphy, Betty Jo Cox, Eleanor Bushman.
Third Row: Selma Sogel, Dorothy Cleghorn, Johnny Swartz
First Row: Joe Wayne Combs, Gene Pflug, Richard Winters, Helen Swafford, Kenith Sturdivont, Robert Willis.
D. H. Brooks, Nels Hansen, Dorothy Pratt. Fourth Row: Don Hanes, Mr. Albert Johnston Jr., Robert Faulk,
Second Row: Edward Hale, Dorothy Gillett, Tom Belken, Billy Paul Jordan.
Echo Stalt
FALL SEMESTER
Dorothy Pratt . . Editor-in-Chief
Richard Winters . . Managing Editor
Nels Hansen, Jr. . . Associate Editor
Gene Pflug . . Feature Editor
Joe Combs . . Sports Editor
D. H. Brooks . . Business Manager
Dorothy Gillett . Exchange
COLUMNISTS:
Kenith Sturdivant, "Out of the Lion's Den", Billy Murphy, "In the Classrooms",
Tom Belken, "Ye Poets Corner", Eleanor Bushman, "Club Chatter", Arlyn Horo-
witz, "Senior Superlative", Johnny Swartz, "Sports Personalities", Betty Jo Cox
and Helen Swafford, "With the Exes", Robert Faulk, "Battalion Bullet."
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LEFT TO RIGHT
First Row: Doris Mae Miller, Oma Faye McFarland, Samuel Coy
Cowan, Julian Cleveland Braddock, Wilma Jeanne Miller,
Gloria Rollins, Catherine Vines, Bill Miller, Lois Dell Hilton,
Billy McRight.
Second Row: Bobby Ray Farrow, Marion Fuller, Arlyn Horo-
witz, Bobbie Hall, Bettye Wallace, Betty Jo Cox, Eleanor
Bushman, Selma Sagel, Nancy Hixson, Dorothy Angrist.
Third Row: Albert S. Johnston Jr., Sam Andrews, L. B. Holmes,
Echo
Patsy Moore, Martha Jo Bledsoe, Helen Swafford, Ruth
Agranolf, E. G. Mankins, Harold Harris.
Fourth Row: Bobbie Farrington, Joyce Wilder, lva Lee Carter,
Virginia Thornhill, Patsie Greene, Helen Hale, Annu Le-
master, Hazel Anne Reilly, June Hartwell, Mildred Jean
Brothers.
Fifth Row: Dorthy Snow, Betty Hart, Myra Hayes, Pauline
Dillon, Dorothy Borbazon, Dorothy Cleghorn, Billie La,
Master, Jerry Marshall, Fred Hancoclr, Louise Shawhean.
Stott
SPRING SEMESTER
Gloria Rollins
Catherine Vines .
Faye McFarland .
Julian Braddock .
Billy Miller . .
Doris Miller .
Sammy Cowan .
Lois Dell Hilton .
Billy McRight .
Selma Sagel . . .
Wilma Jean Miller .
Albert Johnston, Jr. .
COLUMNISTS:
. . . . Editor-in-Chief
. News Editor
. Feature Editor
. . . . Sports Editor
. Assistant News Editor
. Assistant Feature Editor
. Assistant Sports Editor
Circulation Manager
Business Manager
. . . Art Editor
,. Exchange
Sponsor
Eleanor Bushman, "Out of the Lion's Den", Bobbie Jean Hall, "ln the Class-
room", Sam Andrews, "Poet's Corner", Anita Petty,"'Club Chatter", Nancy
Hixson, "Senior Superlatives", L. B. Holmes, "Sports Personalities", Harold
Harriss, "Battalion Bullet."
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BENSON SCHNITZER STOKES MILLER
VATSURES LORENZ SCHWARZ SCHUMAN
HOGG YATES FELDER MCMANUS
JOAN TURNER JUDY WYLL JUNE HOGG OLEN ROWE
Editor-in-Chief JUNE GOLDBERG Features Editor Business Manager
Typists
PETE VATSURES Jo ANN RUBENSTEIN CHARLF5 SCHWARZ
Ari Editor JEANNLNE JAMESON THELMA ROMOTSKY AdVef"S'n9 Manage'
Assistant Editor Editorial Assistants Lois SCHUMAN
EVA SCHNITZER Assistant Business Manager
EREIDA BENSON BARBARA LORENZ BLISS MCMANUS
Senior Editors Activities Editor Art Adviser H, B, YATES
Business Adviser
VUNITA STRIBLING BILL STOKES JIMMIE SIMMONS
LOIS SCHUMAN BLLL MILLER Office Manager ANNE GEM FELDER
JOAN SWIFT Sports Editor UTEVUVY Adviser
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Forester Stal?
You've seen us dashing madly around school getting write-ups, collecting
subscriptions, and selling advertisements, with the thought that the deadline
was iust ahead. We wrote, typed, read, and re-wrote copy. We came to school
early and stayed late trying to beat that deadline. We were always misplacing
things, and we nearly turned grey trying to find them, but we loved every
minute of it!
In the beginning, this was MY BOOK . . . in the meantime, it was YOUR
BOOK . . . in the end, it is YOUR BOOK . . . This is the end.
I wish to thank the following persons for their co-operation
in editing the 'I947 Forester: our advisers, Miss Annie Gem ii I
Felder, Mr. H. B. Yates, and Miss Bliss McManus, Mr. Harry B'
Crenshaw of Southwestern Engraving Company, Irving at
Wilkinson Printnig Company, Mrs. White of Sears-Roebuck iv .
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Photography Studio, and our photographer, Mr. Krzer. I -Ii 1
Annually yours, . tr.,...1,.
JOAN TURNER, Editor, 1947 Forester
LEFT TO RIGHT Third Row: Suretta Love, Bull Stokes, Shirlyr: Mac Somcr, Frieda
First Row: Wanda Jackson, Olen Rowe, Martha Paxton, Charles Arm Benson, Thelma Romotslqy, Barbara Wicklifle, Barbara
Schwartz, Peter Vatsures, Jimmie Simmons, Joan Turner, Lorenz, JLH16 HOQQ,
Jeannine Jameson. Fourth Row: Bill Miller, Jerome Statman, Omar Hancock.
Second Row: Bobby Hopper, Charles Boone, Carol Spigel, NOT IN PICTURE
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January '47 Class Play
"You Can't Take It With You"
Directed by Mrs Juanita Stringer
C A S T
Tony Kirby, attractive and rich, in love with Alice . . .
Alice Sycamore, young and pretty, loyal to her family .......
Mrs. Sycamore, writes plays because a typewriter was delivered to her house
Mr. Kirby, accumulated a fortune along with orchids and stomach ulcers . .
Rheba, the colored maid ................
Donald. her boy friend, brings flies for grandpa's snakes . . .
Grandpa, who doesn't believe in income tax, quit earning money . .
Mr. Sycamore, stays at home to make fire crackers instead of working .
Mrs. Kirby, turns to spiritualism to expres her emotions ......
Essie, a dumb but happy dancer ........
Ed, came to dinner one night and stayed .....
Dr De Penn, delivered milk to the Sycamores and stayed .
Boris Kolenkhove, a mad Russian dancing teacher . . .
Gay Wellington, slightly intoxicated "has been" actress .
IhrgvO:1.'IInu.1rrtl Iizlanlrul
. Kenith Sturdivent
. Juanita Kirby
. . Anita Jacob
. Ben Woodside
Jeannine Sancedio
. . . Eddie Hale
. Dave Edward
. . Melton Tella
. Yvonne Rivers
Rosemary Packenius
. . Gene Pflug
Lawrence Atwood
. . Oliver Bound
. . Betty McCarty
June '47 Class Play
Jumping Jewels
Directed by Mrs. Juanita stranger
CAST
Alon Scott, proprietor of House-in-the-Hollow . . .
Mrs. Ethel Scott, his helpful ond understanding wife .
Lucy, their young ond pretty doughter .....
Mr. Griswold, weolthy ond contonkerous neighbor . .
Diono Griswold, his doughter ond Lucy's best friend . .
Ritchie Griswold, Diono's brother, in love with Lucy ......
Burt Stacey, o boorder ot the House-in-the-Hollow, in love with Diono . .
Fonny, moid ot House-in-the-Hollow ...........
Pot O'Leory, her persistont boy friend . . .
Stanley Costle, o swindle, deols in pictures . .
Lindo, ontique deoler .......
Mrs. Porsons, the iewel thief . .
. . Bill Jones
. Normo Jones
. Mortho Howell
. Myron Schwift
. Joon Turner
. Sommy Cowon
Done Gene Hoynes
. Morvel Hutson
Jomes Comeron
E. G. Monkins
. Normo Potzig
Eleonor Bushmon
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In "The Farmer's Daughter" crafty
Lawrence Atwood persuades pretty Pat-
sy Greene to marry him and run away
to the city.
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Rheba and Donald watch as Mrs. Sycamore works on No, don't get excitedg nothing's
one of her innumerable plays in "You Can't Take lt wrong. lt's just two of Mrs. Stringer's
With You." make-up students.
The Play's The Thing
Our Speech Department under the direction of Mrs. Juanita Hill Stringer is one of the finest in the city.
Classes are offered in stage fundamentals, diction, after-dinner speaking, radio, make-up, and drama. The
students are given an opportunity to practice the things they learn in class on assembly programs, in one-
act plays, on radio programs, and various community programs.
One of the plays was an old-fashioned melodrama, "THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER," was given on the
first paid assembly of the year. The play was complete, with a villain, LAWRENCE ATWOOD, an innocent
country girl, PATSY GREENE, and a hero, NODINE SWIFT. Others in the cast were THOMAS HUTSON as
Paw McDougal, NORMA MURPHY as Maw McDougal, and BOBBIE COLLINS as Annie McDougal. Be-
tween scenes, ANITA JACOB, in "gay Nineties" costume, sang "The Man on the Flying Trapeze." "THE
FARMER'S DAUGHTER" was presented also before the Dad's Club.
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vember I2
JULIAN BRADDOCK, as the principal in "A DAY IN A
PRINCIPALS OFFICE", which was presented during Educa-
tion Week, showed the problems with which a principal
is confronted daily. Taking the parts of indignant mothers,
unruly student, and unco-operative teachers were GLORIA
ROLLINS, TERESA KESSNER, RAPHAIEL LEVIN, SAMMY
COWAN, JOAN TURNER, and VIRGINIA VODICKA.
A brilliant and handsome young scientist and a crafty,
but pretty, newspaper reporter are the chief characters in
"HOLD EVERYTHING", which was presented to the student
body December 12. These characters were played by
NODINE SWIFT and JANE PHILLIPS.
The Speech Department sent JOAN TURNER, MARTHA
HOWELL, MARVEL HUTSON, GERALDINE WATERS, JANE
PHILLIPS, SAMMY COWAN, FRED ROGERS, and MRS.
STRINGER to the lnterscholastic League State One-Act Play
Wordshop at T.S.C.W. in Denton, on March I. The State
One-Act Play Contest was discussed and suggestions were
given as to the type of plays to be given.
"PlPES OF DUNBAR," one-act play, was presented over W.F.A.A. on March 15. It was taken from the
story of the life of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland, during the time she was held prisoner by her cousin,
Queen Elizabeth, at Sheffield Castle, in England. JANE PHILLIPS played Mary Stuart, JACK HERRING,
the Earl of Shrewsbury, MORTON RACHOFSKY, Earl of Leicester, DONALD WITT, Lord Bothwell, KEN-
NETH PEACH, the guard. Carollers in the play were JOAN TURNER, MARTHA HOWELL, GERALDINE
WATERS, MARGARET FARR, KENNETH PEACH, STANLEY GREEN, BILLY McRIGHT, and BILLY JACK
SAUCIER.
"PIPES OF DUNBAR" was our entry in the lnterscholastic League One-Act Play Contest at Woodrow
Wilson High School on April IO. JANE PHILLIPS was iudged the best actress in the all-city contest.
Many students gain such valuable training in the Speech Department that they gain a foothold in the
professional field. One of these students is JOAN TURNER, who is centering her attention on the field of
radio. She has the ingenue role on the Saturday morning Candy Kids program and plays many other
"fill-in" shows.
Piigr Our llumfrril Surrnlrmx
Freida Benson leads her original Jan
uary Class song, "I'lI Always Remem
ber," on Senior Day, January 20
Gene Pflug shows off his dancing
ability with his version of a "c ty s
er" in "The Farmer's Daughter N
Peter Vatsures, Harold Tucker, and Helen Gambrell, winners of the Regional Army Recruiting Service Poster Contest, receive
their awards.
Who's Who in Arts ancl Sciences
Forest students have been especially outstanding this year in scholastic attainments. We can all be
very proud of our art department for their wonderful work. To Mrs. McManus, their able teacher, belongs
much of the credit for their success. Some of the contests won by that department are as follows:
IU The REGIONAL ARMY RECRUITING SERVICE POSTER CONTEST was won by our outstanding artist
of the year, PETER VATSURES. Not to be left behind, HAROLD TUCKER took second place, and HELEN
GAMBRELL, third.
Q21 PETER VATSURES again came in first in the SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE REGIONAL CONTEST. One
hundred dollars, two keys, and four honorable mentions were his awards. Altogether he was given six
certificates of merit. ALTA FLANAGAN received two keys and three certificates of merit, HARVEY LANE,
one key and one certificate, HELEN GAMBRELL, one key and one certificate, and HAROLD TUCKER, one
certificate.
PETER VATSURES also won one-hundred dollars as first prize in the STATE SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE
CONTEST, ALTA FLANAGAN, twenty-five dollars as third prize. BOBBY JOYCE TUCGER received honor-
able mention.
C31 All the first places in the NATIONAL BOEHLA GREETING CARD CONTEST were won by Forest
students. Two certificates were awarded PETER VATSURES and one each to ALTA FLANAGAN and
BOBBY JOYCE TUCKER.
C41 Forest artists won the second and third places in the SYMPHONY CONTEST. These winners were
PETER VATSURES and VERA HIGGINS.
Q51 The Junior Allied Art Competition brought many Foresters glory. PETER VATSURES came in first
with two prizes, and HARVEY LANE received one. The pictures of the following students were hung:
PETER VATSURES, four pictures, HARVEY LANE, three, ALTA FLANAGAN, two, HELEN GAMBRELL, two,
GEORGE MCMILLEN, one, and MARVIN SIGEL, one. Thirteen paintings of the twenty-three hung were by
Forest students.
In music, Miss Louise WiIcox's pupils won honors in the CITY-WIDE SOLO CONTEST. DORIS MILLER,
pianist, JOAN TURNER and IDA ARMBRUSTER, soloists, emerged victorious with first places. Coming in
second were CLEMMIE PONTLEY, EMMA DAISY REED, MINA RUE EVAN, VELLEEN DULA, and IRIS APPLE.
Forest had other outstanding students in the field of Arts and Sciences. Superior! That was the rating
given O. H. HAVEMAN in an examination for a Navy scholarship.
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Among Forest participants in the twenty-first NATIONAL STUDENT CONTEST FOR HIGH SCHOOLS,
sponsored by the American Association for the United Nations, Inc., directed in Forest by Miss Mary
Drake, CHARLES ANNES won first place, and MAURY SOLTES won second place. These boys, we hope,
will surely receive recognition in the national contest.
This year in the INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE READY WRITERS CONTEST, PETER VATSURES wrote his
way to first place, and ELEANOR BUSHMAN, second. In the All-City contest, Peter won third place.
HAROLD MELNICK came in third in the HIGH SCHOOL FIRE PREVENTION ALL-CITY ESSAY CON-
TEST. Good work, Harold!
JANE PHILLIPS was judged the outstanding actress in the INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE ONE-ACT PLAY
CONTEST between all the high schools of Dallas. Jane played the part of Mary Stuart in THE PIPES OF
DUNBAR, directed by MRS. JUANITA STRINGER. Our play took fifthp lace.
THELMA ROMOTSKY and JOSEPH KLIBANOW tied with Adamson for second place in the city wide
INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE SPELLING CONTEST.
We can't leave out our T946 winners who were too late for the '46 Forester. One of our most talented
graduates of '46. NORWIN GENE RAY, won first place in Dallas and second in the whole state of Texas
in the 1946 READY WRITERS CONTEST, and ALVIS APOY and RUTH LEWIN won first place in the
INTERSCHOLASTIC SPELLING CONTEST.
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Vitamins Plus
Attention, fellow students of Forest Avenue High School! Health is a subiect important to everyone.
Students of Forest are coming to realize more fully the importance of good health, and are studying
harder from day to day to improve their health, for they reaiize that with health comes happiness.
The Dallas County Medical Society co-operated with the Dallas Board of Education in presenting a
program of lectures to the students, with various members of the Society delivering lectures to the students
on health topics. On October 24 a movie, "This is TB.," was shown to all the gym and health classes. One
of these lectures was given on October 30 by Dr. Frank Carman, who spoke to the 2B and 2A classes on
the T. B. skin test and early diagnosis, and stressed that tuberculosis can be cured if found and treated in
its early stages, November 5 the T. B. skin tests were given to 158 Sophomore students, and on Novem-
ber 7 the skin tests were checked, 'I9 showing positive reactions.
On November 6 and I3 Dr. Rucker gave two lectures to the Junior girls on personal feminine hygiene,
while on December 4 Dr. John Chapman gave a talk to the Juniors on tuberculosis. Then on February
I9 Dr. Sparkman spoke on appendicitis, saying that it is more common in the age group of ten to thirty
years than in any other age group. He explained the symptoms and showed both a normal and a dis-
eased appendix. On February 26 Dr. Montgomery talked to the students on surgical infections.
On March 6 Dr. Horace Duncan examined the boys going out for golf, tennis, baseball, and track to
see if they had any physical defects to prevent their participating in athletics.
On March I2 Dr. Felix Butte spoke on injuries to the arms and legs, on burns, lacerations, and fractures,
on March I9 Dr. Patterson spoke on iniuries to the head. The last in the series of lectures were given by
Dr. Moore, on April 2 and 9 about children's diseases.
Students ot Forest are doing their best to promote good health. Even in classes they study different
health subiects. Seniors study communicable diseases and home nursing. They learn to recognize and
apply simple rules in combating common diseases and to care for the sick. Juniors learn to administer first
aid to those who have had accidents. Sophomores study physiology and learn about the organs of the
body and how to keep them in good working conditin. Freshmen study general health principles and
learn to build up body resistance against harmful germs.
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Ebfoharian .Dano2lHaho?2l l Pfmfll l 55 Gffldfwffs Will End
Wdlton as Dads' Qul A
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mn, was held in the school auditorium Decemb
was eacortm-d tu the stage by Mr. Don llulair. pr
Dads' Club, and the princessesfhy their aseorm.
Mr. W. E. Pm-ry, chairman uf the program, luzrodm
Mr. James T. Whllllney, principal oi Faust Aventis
ilrf Whlnlauy :puke on has exparianae to hnmllluu TA
The quam was crowmd by Mr. Hulse, and pruamsd vi
61 Lions Make
'A' Honor Roll
O 'hu aaoond :lx walls brought.
more good grades: Glu:-don, KN
nmulnr on the "M honor roll lu-
mud.
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School Careers at Zlflid-Term
t In their last high school ceremony, 55 graduating seniors
of Fore-at Avenue High School will walk across the stain of
their Alma Mater Thursday uighl. January 23. to rwalvaihelr
high school diplomas.
Fllmnxink a weak ol' senior activities the exercises will laagin I!
aixip. cfelock wlllx Ravenna Odell
Janfessm, puwr nf Forest Avena
Brqibist Church, giving the invocation.
. illz. Dum Rogers, chairman of
Qf Efivxmloa, will presume the dlp-
lomas Yrleda Ramon will give
'll eration on 'Swimt Philoso-
fphyff Billy Phimns. nreaidam. of
til 4A class. will make
allen :pe-nb ami intro-tum the
in odious :mi f-he :unc
Reverend Timothy W.
of uw anim' activities
that gone our wlmh auc-
The Smicr Prom was held
Satsltdlal' Dish! and Smlot
D17 'll :usually-
Othar yrtgrachsatioa activities
to help kan IN union buy ara
libs Plan-lmalilie 881914: Q0 it
the Rulen Committee of thy Baud
iilillgss'
Echo Award
0 Joe Combs,
for thu pax!
outstanding
had at Forde Anna Bam-lat
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WI Will
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pun qt plrllllslnhdln at the
graduating alum.
Ilaidliionullrrwlarxbool
wri:.Dovocn1mdnal,.g.Banrls
ttznmruv. Amarlaamuyhs
Veritas me fastball. Emory. and
"Bula ma Bonsai' hs Ania
Shaw. Sho una to brat fron
John lie-my Baum fkuamar
School. J
An all-around 'Rand gurl' ll
the usual 5373550 M Gym
Ping, chaarlndsr for tum eo:-
nawlhrg karma. Brown lxalr and
an mama- wsu, ll wanollw W.
mnallty combine you xaaka Gene a
doom-ving Ecko Svrnthlart.
Gem hu been out tor track two
years and lu.: bean manager of
me baseball mm fontwo yur:
also. Hu hu a mania for loud
clothes, and answer: tothe strange
nickname. of "Flux,"
At prauml Gene la vlwmrni-
dent. ofyha Erbduawlg class, and
is fealurn ndltm' of the Echo. Ro
uapmmemwmmvallu
lliscorlcal Soelaty and the Hi-Y
Club. His favorlua 'axe journal-
lsm and tap-danclog. Gem also
lynn. lackif WHEN
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and Paul Cruso.
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Brovn School.
were given mf!
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runmrs-up.
nam boxes of and spiced ak, for Yann.
New they sms owne they amos mln- their lions' Winning Qoogam
oakland beginning of a homo amply handed lr a lawn' tonga,
on nu. it sm ml toons you ln afbe anna. mmm mg,
and data ter the new In lallugxad fkuaial we can Fm-.gg
year in mom: countries har an ating of on banked Pro-my ,M
Ala the Biddle and England alma for ll is about midnight. 'holrl ul
N96 dm dam until Hill. In whoa yu arrive. Wm kg, gg ,Mg
countries which use the Salim Italy: ulcbr'-lon oeaxhwan ua. 'rqgg
calendar, Jam!-ry 18 is nlnarvmi. til 12 day: al Q-. ,N-
An wr male plane makes plana
to memamslwballewlmn
of M countries vn begin
tonalmqtbenlehm-ion otrlsin-
varies.
all ,pinion
Um' lx-at any in China. when
sho alum-aillon lam he new-ul
in and given the appearance ot
all 1-M bollfitil in UN fd! hah.
ing cdshwml nt ones. Than are
Armorial, fum, and an oxelmnn
ol' gms and nod wishes. Tha!-a
la also muh preparation whisk
mme prasada thiioceulon, xv.
try 'Kyla num be paid, awry
house mwqsk :md eleanid, awry.
one mlm have holiday closing and
al supply el! presarvd frull-s. ein-
dies and ornamental Pllfkllil Q!
tan to kin to His acquaintances.
'flu alobratlun of Nong Yeofs
Day in Japan ls thu iawforilo at
all colabrazious. This ls. every-
qnfn birthday. ' Dhllrh-an are em-
mldored no be cms you old when
,thy are born and at the heilnn
mug of a new year eval-yone adds
l year to his age, The prep!-fig
tlrm for this holiday is much like
that of the Chinese. This is 1
Bonn cleaning, all debts are paid,
food prepared for guests and for
me Amity, and there arg nw
clolllas for everyone, no matter
hmv pour hs TMY bn.
Landing -in Scnzhlnd we ind
that the tradliion of "fxrs!-iw!"
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last?
Frau,
func.
'Haven hs
Will her
Jack Benn
his eaplalsfs
agony.
Thu hnanclxl mnuagsr, D. H.
Brooks.
Leaves Billy Helkiglll to imlance
the books. '
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Second
January
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Wdlwidly. January 23
Sixth period-9:l5-1l:18: 30'-
entla pfriodwl:00-3:00.
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Annual Editor, Joan Turner, taking time oft for horseback riding... Don't forget the tip, boys-Marvin
Segal, Freddie Time, and Sol Drabies...Watch your balance, Charles Boone. . .The Harry James of
Forest, David Edwards...Lights, camera, action. The Visual Education Department.. .Dancing at the
Band Christmas Banquet were Jerry Kalmin and Helen Rachofslcy. . . Getting ready for that Sunday drive.
Hurry up, Lions, or you'll miss the streetcar...Everybody wants in the picture, Harold Harris and
Edwin Gerloff.
IX, 3, Kim llnmffttf llilli HM ml
Our well-known football coach, Mr. Crabtree.. . Betty Randolph and Odessa Roberts, Maury Lazor,
Eugene Harvey and Jerry Lansberg taking time out from their Detention Hall duties. . . Our Harwood and
Grand boy, Freddie Time. . .The Forest beauties, JoAnn Rubeinstein and Judy Wyll. . . You surely look
happy, Jo Ann Cashion. What's up? . . . Martha Howell has not only brains, but also beauty. . . Ah, come
on and let him up, Robert Jones. . . Watch out, Sigmund Altman, Joan Levy and Beatrice Marcus nearly
have you cornered. . .Evelyn Goss, Dorothy Gillett, and Carl Brown enjoying a spring picnic.
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What's new on the menu? COur kitchen crewl. . . D. H. Brooks and his million-dollar smile.. .Norman
Kaplan getting his daily exercise. . . Ex-Forester Jerry McGarity and Patsy Motes out for a little fun. ..
Careful, girls, somebody might get hurt. . . Joseph Somer out for a sunning. . .Giving that ole pep talk, eh
-Julian? . . . "Throw it right in here," yells Joyce Primrose. . .Sitting pretty, Virginia Thornhill. . . "Ozzie"
Hansen, are you lying down on the iob again, or iust resting?
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Altenau Grocery
American Beauty Cover Co,
Ander's Confectionery
Artway Cleaners
Babb Jewelry, Frank
Bama Pie Co.
Bekins Van Lines
Bell Clothing Co.
Ben fr Mary's Ice Cream Shop
Ben Utoy
Bernard's Gro. Cr Mkt.
Blend Brothers' Bakery
Bloom's Pharmacy
Brilling, Abe l.
Brisendine Gro.
Byrd's Beauty Shop
Camp's Funeral Home
Capitol Records
Caudle Engraving
Cline Music Co.
Clingsmith
Colletti Bicycle Shop
Colonial Cleaners
Colonial Pharmacy
Colonial Plumbing
Community Cafe
Community Drug
Cohen Candy Co.
Dallas Power and Light Co.
Davis Cleaners
Day 6 Night Plumbing
Dean Insurance Co.
Dossett Cleaners
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Drumgold Service Station
Dunnigan Gro. C1 Mkt.
Dysterbach
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Electralite
Ervay Theatre
King's Ice Cream
Kingsbury
Kizer Studio
Lear Radio
Lewis Bro. Cleaners
Lewis Variety
Ewing
Forest
Forest
Forest
Forest
Forest
Frankl
Typewriters
Ave. Beauty Shop
Ave. Cleaners
Ave. Furniture
Ave. Mattress
Ave. Motors
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Fran's Beauty Shop
Friedman's Pharmacy
Garrett's Barber Cr Beauty Shop
Gateway Sporting Goods Shop
G. Cr G. Florists
Grace's Pine Street Pharmacy
Gray's Diamond Shop
Guardian Life Ins. Co.
Hebert's Millinery Shop
Hise Men's Wear
Hodges Auto Parts
Home Furniture Co.
House Candy Co.
Humble Service Station
Hunt Grocery
lnman's Shoe Repair Shop
Interstate Lumber Co.
Interstate Theatres
James Shoe Shop
Kahn, E. M.
Keeney Office Equipment
Livingston Cleaners
Louise's Record Shop
Mack's Barber Shop
Magicland
Mann's Flower Shop
Max Delicatessen
Max Jewelry Co.
Mayfair
Meadford Radio Service
Mercury Cleaners
Metropolitan Business College
Mintz Variety Store
Mitchell Motors, W. B.
Model Tailors
Murray Investment Co.
McGuire Cleaners
McNally Barber G Beauty Shop
McNeely Hardware Store
McNeese Cleaners
National Jobbing
New York Bakery
Narthcutt's Grocery
Norton's Second Ave. Drug
Nitche's Flower Shop
Oakland Barber Shop
Oakland Cleaners
Oakland Food Mart
Oakland Pharmacy
Parrino, Marie
Parker, Earl
Pat's Garage
Paul's Shoes, lnc.
Peacock Jewelers
Preston Motor Co.
Ray's Pharmacy
Ring Cr Brewer
Roberson Auto Parts
Rush Co.
Rutherford Business College
Sand's Electric Co.
Schwarz Co.
Shuttles Jewelry Co.
Sardelet
South Dallas Battery
Southwestern Engraving Co.
Stanley Jewelers
Strait's Beauty Shop
Story Book Press
Stuart Florist
Susman Ins. Co.
Suphen Furniture
Tate Cleaners
Tick Tack Shop
Uncle Sam's Pawn Shop
Union Plumbing Co.
Utay, Harry
Walker Drug Store
Whitie's Restaurant
Whittles Music Co.
Wilkinson Ptg. Co.
Williams' Service Station
Wilson, James K.
Worthington's 5 to 1.00
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Cr. DITAN 55 COMPANY
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Kirby Building C-S486
C0llIfJlfllIl'lIfS of
MERCURY CLEANERS
2020 Second Ave. H-0392
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XVHITIE'S RESTAURANT
2007 South Ervay Street
OAKLAND FOOD MART
For fbe Besf ill Mears 611161,
Dairy Products, See Us
, Open from 7-11 4302 Oakland
Com 1,1 mlm is C011grc1f11111fio11.v, Seniors!
Make COMMUNITY DRUG
of 11
It g I Your Headquarters
In In 2200 Second Avenue
At Fair Park Careful Repairing
THE
SUITS AND lJRIiSSliS CLIZANIZD AND PRESSED
wir' KNIT-U-N1'1lf CTIIWIIIFYS
Free Delivery Service
3215 Oalxlaml Phone H-0472
TICK-TOCK SHOP
IEW'IfI.RY - GIFTS
S35 Izxposition Ave. Dallas, Texas
Santa Fe Local Watch Inspectors
I Um'111111111111'I'1L1'11ly'-rilqbf
Phone H-1300
Colonial at Pine.
GRACES
PINE STREET PHARMACY
Reliable Prescription Service at Reasonable Prices
LEWIS VARIETY 86 HARDWARE
Complete Outfitter for the Family
All Scbool Supplies
4 5 01 SECOND AVE.
3707 HATCHER
UNION PLUMBING SERVICE
Domestic - Commercial - Industrial
Plumbing - Heating Contractor
call Us for Your Repair Needs
J. D. Thompson H-2536
S 5 Men's Fine Shoes S 5,
Such Namus as
T0 Net!letnn-French-Shrlner-lfrnor T0
Nunn-Bush
S 7 Many 0lhvr Standard .Makes S 7
N atlonal Jobhing Co.
I fl I 5 fommeree Sl. N4-xt lo Maglnolln Bldg-
SECOND AVE. DRUG STORE
Complete Fountain Service
Courleous Service for Young and Old
2001 Second Ave. H-9740
Phone 3 g Phone
H-4284 ez H-42 84
THE TAILOR
CLEANING, DYEING, AND ALTERATIONS
'F 'I HAT RENOVATING :F :I
1906 South Harwood Street
SHIPMAN'S SERVICE STATION
Courteous, Fast Service
6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Compliments of BERNARD,S GROCERY 8: MARKET
FRIEDMAN'S 2202 Second H-1885
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY We Deliver Fresla Fruits, Meats
1705 FOYCSYDALLAS 15 TEQXEUC H7163 and Vegetables Daily
A 81 B FURNITURE CO- Cifffliffiiiflifs ' Aliifc.,
New and Used Furniture
VUE BUY, WE SELL, WIC SWAP
Phone H-9017 2741 Grand
A. G. COLLIFR - C. L. McDONALD
MEADFOR RADIO SERVICE
17 Years Experience
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Ph. H-0366 3101 Forest Ave.
H. G. KUIZHNL DALLAS
FRAN'S BEAUTY SALON
3113 Oakland Avenue
Open Evenings by AMminlnIent
Fran Mcntesana, Owner Phone H-9072
Compliments of Stanley H. Bloom
BLOOM,S EDGEWOOD
PHARMACY
KEENEY OFFICE EQUIPMENT Co.
Typewriters, Adding Machines, Cash
Registers, Desks, Chairs, Supplies
D. L. Keeney, jr. 1913 Commerce R-4464
Choice Flowers for All Occasions
NITSCHE FLOWER STORE
MEMBER F.T.D.
Phone H-2662, Nighr H-S543 2727 Grand Ave.
Robert H. Thurmond jr. Dallas, Texas
Page One Hundred Twenty nine
Dial H-0005 Dyers Here's fo a Bigger am1Better
"FORESTER"
D A V I S Compliments of
CLEANERS - I-IATTEHS
Colonial Pharmacy
Preseripliou Experls
4425 Gflkland 1644 Forest Ave. H-S141
J. D. SHINPAUGH, Manager
Since 1921 Dallas, Texas
Compliments Biggesf and Tlaiekesf Malls in Town
THE RUSH CCMPANY
Sebool Ari and
Drafting Supplies
BEN and MARY'S
ICE CREAM PARLOR
Cumplefe Fflllllftlill Service
Suudaes and Banana Splifs
1305 Elm R-4403 3205 Forest Ave. H-3372
MCNALLY Interstate Lumber Co.
Barber - Beauty SOD Wfllere You Ge! fbe Besf for Less
Com plete Line of Building Malerials
3015 Colonial I-1-0258 Youngsfozwz Kifeben Units
WELCOME,
FOREST STUDENTS!
Forest and Lamar
H-4128 H-4129
Night H-1473 Day H-0071
Pat's Motor Service
General Allf0 Repairing
Motor Tune-up, Carburetor Service
3401 Oakland Ave. Dallas, Texas
D AY
PLUMBING co.
Threaded
O ie Humfrerl Tbirly
CfARRETT'S
Barber - Beauty Shop
Years of Professional Work
Our Slogan
"THE BEST FOR LESS"
2528 Forest Avenue
Phone H-0020
Forest Avenue Cleaners
Cleaning, Pressing
and Altvralious
2724 Forest H-0330
MR. AND MRs. JACK TERRELI.,
Props.
McGuire Cleanina,
Dyeina and Laundry
Co., Inc.
"Lei Us Dye for You"
Phone H-2135 2100 S. Ervay
BEKINS VAN and
STGRAGE CO., Inc.
826 S. Ervay R-1335
Best Wishes to the Class of 1947
ROY ROBERSCN
Business: T-1438 or T-1439
Residence: H-2443
Quality SANDS ELECTRIC CO.
Used Cars ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
A Coufrarfing - Repairing
2913 South Ervny MdilIfCIIdlIl'C
H-3754
3611 Parry Avenue
EARL R. PARKER
Afform'y-al-Law
Om R-4692 R . M-6615
R E c cl R D s CC CS
221 Texas Bank Building
DALLAS, TEXAS
Pagv One Hundrrd Tbirly-
Compliments of WHEN LOOKING FOR
ooHEN ,
CANDY ooMPANY Fufmlure
Wholesole Distributors SEE
Home Furniture Co.
BUNTE WORLD,S FAMOUS
Elm at Preston
CANDY
0
Telephones C-4766 and C-6612 D 0 S S E T T I S
ABE l. BRILUNG DRY CLEANERS
lnsuronoe
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 1622 Forest Ave. Phone H-0310
"AbsoIuff'1y Personal Sr'rvicr"' DRUGS, Texas
920 Republic Bank Building Forvsf Sludvufs Wfr'1c'omc'
DALLAS
0
PATRONIZE
HE MUDEL
TAILDIDS
2 3 08 Elm Street
IAMES SHOE SHOP
3211 Qakland T
Masfvr Shot' Rvfmiring
also
New Shoes R-6057
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H-0419 H-3471
DUN IGAN GROCERY
QS, MARKET W. E. Drumoolol
3515 Jefferies SGFVICG Stollon
TEXACO PRODUCTS
WASHING - LUBRICATING - ACCESSORIES
BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOGDS
Firrslrmr Tircs-Ballrry Rrrbarge
I Oakland 81 Pennsylvania Dallas
Dm' lllnnlrml Thirty-lu,
STAN LEY'S IEWELERS
2005 Second Avenue
BEST WISHES TO THE
1947 GRADUATES
From STANLEY and ANN RIETER
Forest 1936 Graduates
SUITS - PANTS - OVERCOATS
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
BELL CLOTHING CO.
"Tim Young Mwfs Sforc' of Dallas"
HUDSON G. LOCKETT
and CASSY JONES
1617 Main St. Phone R-2763
Lewis Bros. Cleaners 9
Pick-up and Delivery
All Work Guaranteed
Dye Wforlz, Is Our Specialty , HOSIERY gym, to Qalacc
NI.lll3gCl'LI.. M. 1.1-owls ' BAGS c5l:eatre
Assistant Mannigcr-O. M. Lewis .
Iitxurtfgilngaxigrzib IVI.,I.l:.NlI . Exclusive
2554 Pine Street H8-2130 Millinffy 5h0P
In Lisbon W7-8975 1621 C-S022
PAHRlNO'S
Spaghetti House
MARIE PARRINO, Prop.
Congratulations to the Class of '47
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
Foremost in Dallas Since 1887
A Srlmol of Clmrarlrr, Slamfing and Influc'm'e
Stcnographic, Secretarial and Accounting Courses
laugh! by men and women of experience
ant a iir
, ,H ,n.r,r , i usit 1,1
We Serve in Peace as We Did in War
LIFE, HOSPITALIZATION
and ACCIDENT PROTECTION
Guardian International
Lite Insurance Co.
I bl y S 7
'Llmuxumlx of Slam.-gxflll Gnuluulvs ,lnimiitonitv f
Come to the Ottice or Phone C-8773 DALLAS 'E " TEXAS
Page Ona llumfrvrl Thirty-Ib
For Pride and Safisfarfiolz buy your Diamond or Wafc'b from
EAC0CK9S
JE W E L E R S
1802 ELM STREET
I
CREDIT
ATNO RADIOS 0 SILVERWARE 0 LUGGAGE
1 x rm cosr
LIVINGSTON CLEANING CO.
"A Cleamfr Yozfll Likeu
W. A. LIVINGSTON
1710 S. Harwood St. Phone H-0308
0
FOREST AVENUE HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
ARE NVELCOME AT
MAX'S KOSHER DELICATESSEN
"Wlwrv flu' Fowl Is Like Moflnfr Makvsv
2806 Forest I-I8-2714
0
INSURANCE COVERAGE H-1721
COLONIAL CLEANERS
3011 Colonial
WE OPERATE oUR OWN PLANT
SILKS A SPECIALTY
O llnmlrml lfwlrly-fwfr
S. L. EWING CUMPANY
J. T. BOYCE
1ypewriters...Adding Machines...Supplies
"In Dallas Since 1902"
1919 Main Street C-S401
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Hart Schaflner 9-
84 Marx Clothes We
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DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVER - JEWELRY - TROPHIES
GRADUATION RINGS
Compliments of
SHUTTLE!
Fiffy Years in Dallas
Second Floor Southland Life Building Next to Baker Hotel
9
LAIQGEIT IN DALI. I
Streamlined courses, individual advancement, urgent demand for grad-
uates, select student body, prestige with employers, and national reputa-
tion, attract more students to DRAUGHON'S than to all similar schools
in Dallas combined. Prompt placement in preferred positions.
DRAUGI-l0N'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
Commerce and Harwood Telephone R-3133
Page Om' Ilzunlrml T
Texas store
of fine
military uniforms
and sportswear
and western
apparel for
men and women
l803 ELM ak DALLAS
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Compliments of
F R A K LI 3
1610 Elm Street Phone R-5378-9
COMPLETE WARDROBE
"l"r11m Cfrilf lo Cfulli',qi"'
The Largest Selection in Town at Sensational Low Prices
INFANTS' SIZES: 0to9Months MISSES' SIZES: 910 20
CHILDREN'S sizes: 1 to 16 woMEN's SIZES: 18v21o24V2,38r0 52
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COMPLETE CONSTRUCTION SERVICE
THE SCHWARZ COMPANY
BUILDERS AND ENGINEERS
SINCE 1908
Estimates on Fire Losses 2206 Pennsylvania
Phone H-0896 Dallas. Texas
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In sim'4'rr' rzfzfnrrwirzliralz of the patronage and friendship of the entire body
and faculty of thc Dallas High Schools for the past twenty-tive years.
American Beauty Cover Co.
2002-8 North Field Street
Tlx' Cnwr 011 This Book Wfus l'rmfm'r'1f in This Plan!
I r O llmnlrnl'l'l1 1
ak xt- FOR OVER 18 YEARS ir 4-
vf T'-U s
DIIIIIIOIIII 5Il0P
DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY
SILVERWARE LUGGAGE
Al... .il-..
1936 ELM STREET AT HARWOOD
9
RUTHEREQRD BUSINESS CGLLEGE
"A MODIQRN sCHooL',
E IN E EQUIPMENT - CCMPLETE CQURSES
Visif Our Bfllllffflll N vu' fj1tlX.YI'00lIIS
W4 fm ZW emma T R
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Commerce at Field Streets
4
STUDENTS!
Special Discount on All Suits Made to Measure or Stock
for Graduating Students of Forest High School
Muzfz' from flu' I'lilIl'.YIi Qualify of LVUUIVIIS
R. H. HISE MEN'S WEAR
115 N. Ervny C-7965
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WALKER DRUG STCDRE
Only flu' 1'lfl1l'Sf Drug Sc'rz'ir'r' in ilu' 1'll'fl'lI!lliI'Xf Sion'
in Sonfb Dallas!
ALL FORESTERS MEET HERE!
XVI? FILL ALL YOUR PRIESCRIPTIONS
Call H-7338 I"rf'r' Delizwy Sz'rz'ir'4' 5121 Oakland Ave.
PgJlllJ'llf
7
. It All 81 C 0.
E Dallas' oldest retail store with
Q shops of quality apparel for men,
women, boys, and service men
MAIN AND ELM AT LAMAR
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Compliments of
MURRAY INVESTMENT COMPANY
Real Estate Loans
718 Republic Bank Building C-4358
C
Night Phone H-5929
R. E. KIZER
Portrait and Commercial Photoaraphy
ALL GRoUP PICTURES BY KIZER STUDIO
Phone C-3623 901 M Elm St. Dallas, Texas
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OFFICIAL HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL AND
FRATERNITY JEWELRY - AWARDS
See us first! Get our low, money saving prices on all your school jewelry needs
. . caps and gowns . . fraternity and sorority rings and pins . . athletic awards.
CERTIFIED DIAMONDS FINE WATCHES LOVELY IEWELRY
Eliaaiagslaiflz
J E W E L E R s
1707 Main St. - Dallas 330 W. jefferson - Oak Cliff At Maclden's - Denison
I g O Illlmlruil Tlvirly-rigbf
NORTHCUTT FOOD STORE
Friendly Service - - - - Fair Prices
FOREST HIGH,
We Are With You 365 Days in the Year!
3308 Oakland Avenue
H-9043
A. M. XVESSON W. C. ADAMS R. L. RAPE
FRANK BABB JEWELRY
Wafc'b111akc'rs - Icufclers
Phone C-S535 206 S. Ervay St.
Loans Phone H-18868
C. C. PRESTON
CCUOLT USED AUTOMOBILIQS
XVIIOIVSGIL' and Rvluil
1315 Second Avenue
Phone H8-1543
W. B. MITCHELL MOTOR CO.
Bough! USED CARS Soleil'
3229 Forest Ave. TRUCKS
Compliments of
UNCLE SAM'S PAWN SHOP
Radios and Musical Insfrumenfs
2316 Elm R-3413
Complimwzis of
J. M. House Candy Factory
CSince 1919,
2417 MARBURG STREET
Candy lr Drlifious Food
Enjoy Some Every Day
CfJlIIf7lillI0lIf5 of
MINTZ VARIETY STORE
2802 Forest Ave. H-0088
Compliments of
NEW YORK BAKERY
ana' DELICATESSEN
Ph. H-6413 2732 Forest
Complimvnls of
FOREST AVE. BEAUTY SHOP
2722 Forest H-4814
I gr' Om' ll1mJrml Tfrirfty
FOREST AVE. FURNITURE CO.
THE EEST FOR LESS
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS
NEW and USED
1624 Forest H-3314
This A1111ua1Prinfeu' by
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' 1717 WOOD STREET
ll - I 0 2 2
ERVAY THEATR E
Extends Congratulations to the
Graduating Class ot 1947
ak
The Management Will Endeavor to Bring You
the Best in Clean, Wholesome Entertainment
THE ERVAY THEATRE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED
AND EXCLUSIVELY OPERATED BY VETERANS
FOREST AVE. MOTDRS
3415 Forest Ave. Dallas H-1877
For 24-I-lour Wrecker Service and
Complete Automotive Repairs
Forest Students Welcome
O dd
The White-Dalsee-Forest
and Fair Theatres
...extend to the Graduating Class of May, 1947, and January, 1948,
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
entertainment.
Interstate Circuit, Inc.
rz' EYZMYZK Merkel
2113 Second Avenue
Harwood-9032
We Advertise Quality cmd We Herve It
South Derllers' Fancy Feed Market
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C'ongmlu!a1fz'ons! YO the 1947
Graduates of Forest Ave. High 5611001
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STEEL AND EEIPPER PLATE ENGRAVER5
COMPANY
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WEDDING INVITATIONS
COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS
FINE BUSINESS STATIONERY
AND GREETINC CARDS
Visit Us in Our New Ojice
and Factory
2107 McKinney Avenue
DALLAS
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ne of the most important lessons you will
learn in life is that your eyesight is precious.
Protect it, wherever you work or play with good
lighting. Remember sight is precious. . .good
light is cheap.
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