Forest Avenue High School - Forester Yearbook (Dallas, TX)
- Class of 1953
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FOREST AVENUE HIGH SCHOOL
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DEDICATION
H. B. YATES
He is liked for his humor and forthrightness. He is respected
for his sound judgment and integrity . . . For thirty-two years as
a Teacher of history, economics, and civics at Forest, he was out-
standing. As a track coach, he led the team to win trophy after
trophy. As a leader and pioneer in the field of credit unions, he
has earned national distinction. For twenty-four years as Faculty
business manager, he kept the Forester Annual on a sound finan-
cial basis . . . lt is with pride and gratitude that we dedicate this
book to an individual who has contributed so much to the prog-
ress of Forest: H. B. Yates.
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Forest is all spruced up for the big l
occasion-Open House. A b e t t e r
chance to get acquainted is given by ,
Forest's annual Open House. The par-
ents are invited to meet the teachers
and see lust how their children spend
their many school hours. Both acadel ,
rnic and extracurricular activities are l
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Upper left: In their perky cos-
tumes, the Junior High Green Peppers
perform one of their many drills for l
the Open House program. ,
Center left: Mrs. Watkins, right,
shows the typical friendly interest of
Forest teachers in P.T.A. activities as
she discusses the recent membership
drive with Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Millender,
and Mrs. Jordan.
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ior High cheerleaders join in singing l
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Responsibility, the key vvord of administration,
requires the patience and cooperation of Forestfs
teachers and staff members. Mr. Whittlesey and
Mr. Hutchinson look upon the responsibility of
running a modern five-year high school as a
pleasant one.
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ADMINISTRATION
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ADMINISTRATION
W. T. WHITE
Superintendentof Schools
BOARD of EDUCATION
R. L. Thomas, President
Avery Mays, Vice President
Mrs. Tracy H. Rutherford
Edwin L. Rippy, M. D.
Franklin E. Spafforcl
LIoyd.M. Campbell
Mrs. Vernon D. Ingram
Jack H. Brearol'
Harry Stone
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ROBERT H. McKAY EWELL D. WALKER FRANK L. WILLIAMS J. F. CARDWELL
Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Co-ordinator
Instruction ' Personnel Instruction Education
The Dallas Board of Education and school administrators of the city and county
were honored at a weekly meeting ot the Dallas Rotary Club, at the Crystal
Ballroom ot the Baker Hotel. Left to right: J. T. Whittlesey, Herman F. Benthal,
Bryan Adams, E. D. Walker, unidentified, Dale Douglas, Don Matthews, R. L.
Thomas, Harry Spatford, Jack H. Breard, C. A. Nichols, L. A. Roberts, W. T. White.
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"There will be a meeting," Mr. Whittlesey begins, as he gives the daily an-
nouncements over the public address system.
Mr. Hutchinson confers with Donald Brazil. This is one of the many instances
where Mr. Hutchinson advises a Forester.
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The proud grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Whittlesey,
look on fondly at their handsome grandson, Larry
Tomlin. Mrs. Tomlin, center, is the mother of this
vivacious youngster.
Jimmy Stafford, class President of the June
1952 graduating class, proudly receives his
After the Christmas music assembly, Hollis Allen, diploma from Mr- Whifflesey.
elementary co-ordinator of curriculum, center,
and Mr. Walker, right, compliment Mrs. Evans.
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The Dallas Teachers Credit Union held its
twenty-second annual meeting at Forest Avenue
High School Auditorium, January 13. This or-
ganization, whose members are school employees
of Dallas County, was formed in l93l. Since that
time, H. B. Yates, a former teacher at Forest,
has served as President. Jack Mitchell, a Forest
faculty member, has been Secretary and Treas-
urer since January l946. With 3,800 members,
and 352,300,000 in assets, this credit union ranks
largest in Texas and sixth among teacher credit
unions in the nation.
After being introduced by Mr. Yates, Mr. Mit-
chell, Treasurer, reads his annual report.
Mr. Yates, President, introduces the Board of Directors and office secretaries of
the Credit Union.
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FACULTY
One of The many duties of a busy senior
Counselor is informing siudenis of scholarships.
Mrs. Brown has helped many oufstanding Seniors
secure Top awards in the ciTy.
B. M. ABBOTT T. H. ANDRESS NANNIE D. ANDREWS JAMES BATCHELOR FRANCES BEILHARZ LLOYD BELL
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To Miss MeriweTher, Dean, go all excuses for absences. Weldon Glass-
cock's excuse obviously is a good one.
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H. A. FREEMAN C. V. GOODMAN
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A full fledged activity program in both Senior
and Junior High divisions is capably coordinated
by Mrs. Kerr, activities director.
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Typing Transcripts for graduafes is one of the
many duties of Mrs. Sheeler, FOresT's affable
secretary.
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EFFIE SHEELER ALVA SHEPARD J. D. SHEPPARD ROXIE SMITH AGNES TAYLOR ANNE TAYLOR
BERNEIL TAYLOR IRMA UNGER ELIZABETH UPCHURCH VIRGINIA VANDERGRAFF JESSE WATKINS J. B. WHITE
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reports filled out each period.
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Above: Here Mr. Pickens, art instructor,
displays a mobile made in a craft class of
the art department.
Above: Mrs. Virginia Hurst demonstrates the
proper way to write shorthand.
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Reading, writing, and arithmetic aren't the only
subjects taught in Forest classes. Whether a book
is classified in Sociology, Literature, or Useful Arts,
these teams of Miss Clark's English 6 students are
learning the way to find it. These pupils select
one book from each of the ten categories of
Dewey's Decimal System as a class project.
CLASSES
Seniors '53
DOROTHY ABRAMSON
French Club.
STANLEY ABRAMSON -
Linz Award: Auditores Caesaris, Sergeant-at-Arms: Student
Council: Junior Red Cross: Basketball Club: Athletic Club:
Basketball Letterman: ROTC, Band.
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MARY JEAN ALLEN
Bible Linz Award: Science Fiction Club: Forester Staff: Echo
Staff, Club Editor.
MILTON ALLEN
Hot Rod Club: Distributive Education: Echo Staff.
GEORGE ANNES
Linz Award: Bible Linz Award: Auditores Caesaris, Vice
President: National Honor Society, Treasurer: Student Council:
Dance Band: Tennis.
JUNE APPLE
Tri-Hi-Y: Forester Staff: Echo Staff: Junior Red Cross: Pep
Squad: Gym Captain: Streamliner.
JIMMIE ASHLEY
Linz Awards: National Honor Society: Football Club: Hi-Y,
President: French Club, President: High Scholarship Club,
Sergeant-at-Arms: Fire Fighters: Football Letterman.
CAROLYN AUSTIN
Linz Award: Dramatic Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Texas History Club:
Junior Red Cross: Student Council: lce Skating Club: Auditores
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MARILYN BAKER
Junior Red Cross: Baton Twirlers Club: Forest Secretarial
Club.
FRANK BARNARD
Study Club: Hot Rod Club: Distributive Education.
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NORMAN BARNES
Stardust Club.
JERRY BATES
Student Council: Athletic
Football Letterm
DONALD BRAZIL
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RICHARD BATES
Linz Awards: National Honor Society: Lettermen's Club,
President: Student Council, Vice President: Forester Staff: Echo
Staff, Editor: Football Captain: Football Letterman: Baseball:
Junior Rotarian: Track: Basketball: Senior Class President.
JOYCE BENNETT
Bible Linz Award: Forester Staff: Student Council.
BOBBIE BEVIS
Tri-Hi-Y: Forester Staff: Baton Twirlers Club: Canasta Club:
Gym Captain: Office Assistant. '
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BARBARA BOATMAN L,
Tri-Hi-Y: Forest Secretarial Club.
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Lettermen's Club: Athletic Club: Fire Fighters: Football Let-
terman: Baseball: Basketball.
BILLIE LOUISE BROOKS
Tri-Hi-Y: Dallas Historical Society: Junior Red Cross: Art
Award: Ice Skating Club: Traffic Court Representative.
BOB BURCH
Linz Award, Cinema Club, Vice President, Echo Staff, Ad-
vertising Manager, ROTC.
EARL BURNS
Distributive Education.
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ROBERT THAYER BURNS
Key Club, Secretary, Junior Red Cross, Hi-Y.
SALLY ANN BUSHMAN
Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, Pan American Student Forum,
Girls' Public Speaking, Sergeant-at-Arms, Treasurer, Secre-
tary, Forester Staff.
DON CALDWELL
Honor Wreath Society, Lettermen's Club, Junior Red Cross,
Football Letterman, ROTC, Cadet Colonel, Rifle Team, Echo
Staff, Sports Editor, Drill Team, Best Drilled Cadet Award,
Baseball, Basketball,
CHRISTINE CAMERON
Forest Secretarial Club, Pep Squad.
Seniors '53
BETTE JOYCE BROWN
Linz Awards, National Honor Society, Secretary, High Schol-
arship Club, Auditores Caesaris, Secretary, National Thespian
Society, Secretary, Student Council, Secretary, Junior Red
Cross, President, Choir.
FRANCES BROWN
TriiHi-Y, Forest Secretarial Club, Roller Skating Club.
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Office Assistant, Gym Captain.
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Seniors '53
CHARLES DANCE
Hot Rod Club, ROTC Band, Distributive Education.
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Stardust Club, Junior Red Cross, Parliamentarian, Baseball. i
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Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Vice President.
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Lin ward, Cinema Club, Secretary, Pan American Student
m, Reporter, Sergeant-at-Arms, High Scholarship Club,
tudent Council, Ice Skating Club, Office Assistant, Art Award.
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Linz Award, Hi-Y, Vice President, Chemistry Club, Pan 1
American Student Forum, Echo Staff, Forester Staff, Baseball. 1,
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Hi-Y, ROTC, First Lieutenant,
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ELAINE DOMB l
Linz Awards, Art Awards, National Honor Society, High
Scholarship Club, Vice President, Auditores Caesaris, Reporter, A I
Treasurer, Girls' Public Speaking. Club, Vice President, Presi- Q
dent, Texas History Club, Junior Red Cross. 5
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ALTON EDWARDS
ROTC, Cadet Captain, Rifle Team, Captain, Letterman.
ANN EDWARDS '
Linz Awards, National Honor Society, Parliamentarian, Stu-
dent Council, Treasurer, Cheerleader, Office Assistant. '
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JOAN FERELL
Library Club: Tri-Hi-Y.
JOYCE FERELL
Library Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Streamliner.
HERMAN FINLEY
National Honor Society: Athletic Club: Lettermen's Club:
Hi-Y: Student Council: Echo Staff: Fire Fighters, President:
Football Letterman: Basketball: Track: Hot Rod Club: Choir.
MARGARET FLANAGAN
Roller Skating Club: Canasta Club.
VlVlAN GINSBURG
Texas History Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Pan American Student Forum:
Junior Red Cross, Vice President: Tennis: Pep Squad: Student
Council: Office Assistant: Streamliner.
WELSON GLASSCOCK
National Honor Society: Student Council, President: Letter-
men's Club, Secretary-Treasurer: Football Letterman: Track:
Forester Staff: Echo Staff, Business Manager: Quill and Scroll.
HAROLD GLASSER
Linz Awards: Auditores Caesaris, Sergeant-at-Arms: High
Scholarship Club, Sergeant-at-Arms: Dallas Historical Society:
ROTC, Second Lieutenant: Military Band: Student Council.
HANNA GOLDMAN
Linz Awards: National Honor Society: Texas History Club,
President, Vice President: Pan American Student Forum, Presi-
dent: High Scholarship Club, President, Secretary: Student
Council, Parliamentarian: Forester Staff.
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JEANETTE GOODMAN J
Linz Awards: Pan American Student Forum, Parliamentarian:
Texas History Club, Secretary: High Scholarship Club: Forester
Staff: Gym Captain: Office Assistant.
MARILYN GREENBERG
Linz Awards: High Scholarship Club, Secretary: Student
Council: Dallas Historical Society: Auditores Caesaris, Parlia-
mentariah: Gym Captain: Office Assistant.
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Seniors '53
LOWELL GRIFFIN
Lettermen's Club, Athletic Club, Football Letterman.
REUBEN GRINSTEIN
Linz Awards, High Scholarship Club, Parliamentarian, Dallas
Historical Society, Facts Forum, Vice President, ROTC, Maior,
Military Band, Drum Maior, Band, Drum Maior.
SAMMY GUYNES
Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, Sergeant-at-Arms, Honor Wreath
Society, ROTC, First Lieutenant, Drill Team.
J N HADAWAY
mz Awards, Auditores Caesaris, Treasurer, Junior Red Cross,
Vice President, Dallas Historical Society, Treasurer, National
Honor Society, High Scholarship Club, Pep Squad, Choir,
,J Office Assistant, Streamliner.
BILL HENDRICKS
KENNETH HICKS
Hot Rod Club, Student Council, Junior Red Cross, ROTC.
BETTY HILL
Linz Award, Forest Secretarial Club, Vice President, Tri-Hi-Y,
Student Council, Library Assistant.
JERRY HOBBS
Cinema Club, President, Hot Rod Club, Echo Staff, Feature
Editor, ROTC, Baseball, Basketball.
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DORIS HODGES
Tri-Hi-Y, Forest Secretarial Club, Parliamentarian, Swimming
Club.
PAT HOFFMEIER
Cinema Club, Recorder, Dallas Historical Society, Echo Staff.
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Seniors '53
EDDIE HOLLAND
Key Club, Hi-Y, Gun Club, Football, Basketball, Roller
Skating Club, lce Skating Club.
CORENA HOPKINS
Linz Award, National Honor Society, High Scholarship Club,
Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, Gym Captain, Streamliner.
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JIMMY HORN ff
Hot Rod Clu ,"l3asket all Club, Treasur , Ht- , Gun Club,
Student Council, B ket ll, Letterman, Tr' Captain.
LANE KALMIN
Hot Rod Club, Student Council, Cheerleader, Basketball
Manager, Tennis, ROTC, Sergeant.
JEANETTE KELLEY
Dallas Historical Society Baton Twlrlers Club Junior Red
Cross Canasta Club Forester Staff Pep Squad Gym Captain.
CAROLE SUE KIRSCHBAUM
Forester Staff Girls Public Speaking Club Treasurer, Re-
porter Pan American Student Forum Junior Red Cross, Office
Assistant Echo Staff
SUE ADELE LAMBERT
Linz Award Texas History Club Treasurer Pan American
Student Forum President Treasurer Hugh Scholarship Club,
Secretary Treasurer Junior Red Cross Student Council Forester
Staff Office Assistant
CHARLES DON LEGGETT
Athletic Club Key Club Student Council, Hot Rod Club,
Basketball Letterman Track
GLORIA LINDSAY
BETTY LOONEY
' Junior Red Cross, Streamliner.
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Linz Awards, Student Council, National Honor Society,
Auditores Caesaris, Echo Staff, Associate Editor, Forester Staff.
Seniors '53
MILTON LOUER
Hot Rod Club, Cinema Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, National
Honor Society, Sergeant-at-Arms, Distributive Education, Echo
Staff, lce Skating Club.
VIOLET MARSHALL
Art Award, Dallas Historical Society, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Red
Cross, Pep Squad, Ice Skating Club.
CHARLENE MIKUS
Canasta Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, Facts Forum, Dallas
Historical Society, Forest Secretarial Club, Forester Staff, Baton
Twirlers Club, Roller Skating Club, Ice Skating Club, Gym
Captain, Office Assistant.
ED MILLER
GLEN MATHEWS -
JEANETTE MAYNARD
Canasta Club, Roller Skating Club.
DELORES ANN MCCURDY
Linz Awards, Forest Secretarial Club, President, Vice Presi-
dent, Dallas Historical Society, Secretary, Parliamentarian, Stu-
dent Council, Pep Squad, High Scholarship Club, Tri-Hi-Y,
Gym Captain, Streamliner, Office Assistant.
BOB MCGEE
Athletic Club, Fire Fighters, Hi-Y, Texas History Club, Echo
Staff, Forester Staff, Football Letterman, Baseball Letterman,
Choir.
GEORGE MCGEE
ROBERT ARTHUR MCKEE
Auditores Caesaris, Vice President, Junior Red Cross, ROTC
Band, Basketball.
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SANDRA OTTS
Linz Awards: Tri-Hi-Y: Dallas Historical Society: High Schol-
arship Club: Junior Red Cross: Student' Council: Pep Squad:
Ice Skating Club: Gym Captain: Streamliner.
KAY OVERTON
Library Club.
JO ANN PARKER
LOYD PAYNE
Key Club: Hot Rod Club: Basketball.
GERALD PIERCE
Distributive Education: Hot Rod Club.
ROSE MARIE POTASH
Linz Awards: National Honor Society: High Scholarship Club,
Treasurer: Dallas Historical Society, President: Pan American
Student Forum, Treasurer, Parliamentarian: Junior Red Cross,
Secretary, Vice President: Forester Staff: Pep Squad.
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BEN MORRIS
JOYCE NORMAN
Linz Awards: Dallas Historical Society: National Honor So-
ciety: High Scholarship Club: Student Council: Forester Staff:
Streamliner: Gym Captain: Office Assistant.
SONYA POTASH
Linz Awards: National Honor Society: High Scholarship Club:
Dallas Historical Society, Secretary: Pan American Student
Forum, Secretary: Pep Squad: Junior Red Cross, Secretary:
Forester Staff. .
BENJAMIN PRENGLER
Hot Rod Club: ROTC: lce Skating Club.
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Seniors '53
HOWARD REED
BILL REINLE
Lettermen's Club: Football Letterman.
ROBERT RICHARDSON
JO ELLAN ROBBINS
National Honor Society: Auditores Caesaris: Junior Red
Cross: Student Council: National 'Thespian: Choiii.
WANDA ROBERSON '
Tri-Hi-Y: Forest Secretarial Club, Sergeant-at-Arms: Clinic
Assistant: Swimming Club.
ROBERT ROE
Key Club: Gun Club: Hi-Y: lce Skating Club: Roller Skating
Club: Baseball: Football.
NATHAN SALTZMAN
ROTC Service Award: Drill Award: Athletic Award: Marks-
man Award: ROTC Band: Pan American Student Forum: Stu-
dent Council: Plenty Club: Hi-Y: Key Club: Dance Band.
BOB SAMFORD
ROTC: Stardust Club.
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SCOTT SAMFORD
LAVERNE SAMPLES
Forest Secretarial Club, Secretary: Clinic Assistant.
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DONALD SCHULTZE
CHARLES SCHWEIZER
Linz Awards: Honor Wreath Society: Hi-Y, Treasurer: High
Scholarship Club: ROTC: Baseball: Basketball: Choir.
BILL SHARP
DOROTHY SINCLAIR
Dramatics Club, President: Pan American Student Forum, Sec-
retary-Treasurer: Dallas Historical Society: Tri-Hi-Y: Library As-
sistant.
CAROLYN SMITH
Texas History Club, President: Ice Skating Club: Baton Twirl-
ers Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Student Council: Maiorette: Gym Captain:
Choir.
EDDIE SMITH
Dance Band: Ice Skating Club.
TOMMY SPIGEL
Linz Award: Latin Award: Band Award: Service Award:
ROTC, Captain: Auditores Caesaris: High Scholarship Club:
Dance Band.
STERLING STEGMAN
Honor Wreath Society: ROTC, Master Sergeant: Distributive
Education: Roller Skating Club, Treasurer: Rifle Team.
JOYCE SUITS
Forest Secretarial Club: Clinic Assistant.
PATSY LEE TAYLOR .
Auditores Caesaris: Junior Red Cross: Band: Office As
sistant.
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Seniors '53
PEGGY JEAN THOMAS
Tri-Hi-Y, High Scholarship Club, Ice Skating Club, Forester
Staff, Pep Squad, Senior Class Secretary, Gym Captain, Stream-
liner.
RUBY JO TOON '
Tri-Hi-Y, Forester Staff, Echo Staff, Streamliner.
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TEDDY WEBB
Distributive Education Club.
NAOMI WEISFELD
High Scholarship Club, French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Auditores
Caesaris, Reporter, Texas History Club, Student Council, Office
Assistantf '
DONALD TRUESDELL
Key Club, Vice President, Hot Rod Club, Baseball Letter-
man, Football.
DOLORES TUCKER
Tri-Hi-Y, Forest Secretarial Club, Gym Captain.
DANIEL VERVER
Pan American Student Forum, Junior Red Cross, Boys' Club,
Secretary, ROTC, Second Lieutenant.
DAMARIS JACQUELINE WALKER
Roller Skating Club, Ice Skating Club, Texas History Club,
Junior Red Cross, Tri-Hi-Y, Pan American Student Forum.
BARBARA JEAN WALLER
Forest Secretarial Club, Tri-Hi-Y.
EVA WALTON
Tri-Hi-Y, Forest Secretarial Club, Pep Squad, Traffic Com
mission Representative.
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MARIAN WHITE
Linz Award: Forester Staff: Junior Red Cross: Student Coun-
cil: High Scholarship Club: Office Assistant.
J. H. WILES
ELAINE WILLIAMS
Linz Award: Tri-Hi-Y: Forest Secretarial Club, Treasurer:
Library Assistant.
JOYCE WILLIAMSON
Tri-Hi-Y: Forest Secretarial Club: Roller Skating Club: Clinic
Assistant: Office Assistant: Gym Captain.
DONALD WOFFORD
REX WOFFORD
Auditores Caesaris: Hot Rod Club: Hi-Y: Football.
Seniors '53
JOYCE WELSH
FRANK WHITE
Basketball Letterman: Football Letterman: Track Letterman:
Basketball Club.
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BILLY WOMACK
Linz Awards: Bible Awards: National Honor Society, Vice
President: Hi-Y: Baseball Letterman: High Scholarship Club.
BOBBY WOODS
Hi-Y: Lettermen's Club: Fire Fighters, Captain: Football
Letterman: Track: Choir.
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Seniors '53
DOROTHY WORLEY '
Linz Awardf Junior Red Crossp Canasta Clubg Roller Skating
Clubp High Scholarship Club. I
DAVID WRIGHT
Seniors '54
SCOTTIE ALLEN
MAXINE YOUNG
SHIRLEY WRYE
Camera Shy
MAURICE ANDERSON
LEONARD BATES
CLOYSE BELL
JOHNNY BLANTON
JERRY BROCKWAY
PINKY BROWNLEE
CHARLES CHAFFIN
BOBBY COOLEY
LOUELLA DOBBS
JOSEPH GRANDINETTE
MORRIS HADDOCK
Basketball Clubg Basketball Lettermanp Baseball Letterman.
CAROLYN BAILEY
Tri-Hi-Yf Student Council.
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JERRIE WRIGHT
Tri-Hi-Yi Canasta Club.
Tri-Hi-Yp Forester Staff: Echo Staff.
PRESTON LONG
BOBBY MCDANIEL
KENNETH MCKINNEY
GEORGE MORRIS .
MELVIN NEWMAN
RAY ROSS W
JO ANN SIMS
ESCOE STRICKLAND
NATHAN WELTCHEK
ROBERT WOODS
GORDON WYNN
BOBBY COOK '
Hi-Y, Treasurer, Chemistry Club, Roller Skating Club, Hot
Rod Club, Ice Skating Club, ROTC, Corporal.
NORMA JEAN CORBIN
Choir.
CLAYTON CRAWFORD
SHIRLEY JEAN d'ABLEMONT
Tri-Hi-Y.
ROBERT EBY
Art Club, Football.
EARLENE BEATRICE FALLWELL
Tri-Hi-Y, Parliamentarian, Pep Squad, Swimming Club.
Seniors '54 l
JANET BRADBURY
Linz Award, National Honor Society, High Scholarship Club,
Forest Secretarial Club, Reporter, Student Council, Treasurer,
Facts Forum, Secretary, Forester Staff.
JEAN CLARK
French Club, Secretary, Reporter, Forester Staff, :acts Forum.
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MAXINE FEFFER
Pan American Student Forum, Vice President, Texas History
Club, Vice President, Tri-Hi-Y, Ice Skating Club, Junior Red
Cross.
BARBARA FISCHL
Art Award, Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Texas History
Club, Dallas Historical Society, Cinema Club.
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Seniors '54 '
DON GARRETT
Hot Rod Club, Secretaryg Hi-Yi Forester Staffp Echo Steffi
Trackp Art Awards.
NANCY GUERNSEY '
Linz Award: Art Awardg National Honor Society.
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JO ANN MCCARTER
Tri-Hi-Yf Bandg lce Skating Club.
PHIL MILLENDER
Basketball Club: Basketball, Baseballp Student Council.
EMMETT HANVEY
Hi-Yg Drill Plato np ROTC.
JANNETTE H LEY
Tri-Hi-Y- T ist Club, Reporter.
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JACKIE HOLCOMB
GENE KITTERMAN
Basketbally Basebally Football: Choir
BILLY MAGEORS
JIMMIE MAY
Dance Bandp ROTC Bancly ROTC.
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GEORGE PATZIG
Hot Rod Club: Junior Red Cross: Student Council: Baseball:
Football.
COYLYN PYLE
Forester Staff: Junior Red Cross: Roller Skating Club.
MARTHA DIANE RARIDEN
Linz Award: National Honor Society: Forester Staff: Student
Council: Shutterbug Camera Club.
NORMAN ROBERTS
Honor Wreath Society: ROTC: Drill Team.
PETE SCHENKEL
Hot Rod Club: Student Council: Key Club, Vice President:
Cheerleader.
WAYNE SHAW
Honor Cadet: Military Club: ROTC, Second Lieutenant: Base-
ball: Football: Basketball.
JERRY MORASKI
LDARLENE NELSON
Tri-Hi-Y.
CECIL STIBBINS
Seniors '54
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ROTC, Second Lieutenant: Football Manager: ROTC Rifle
Team: Drill Team: Track.
WALTER STOCKDALE
Football Letterman: Football Club: Fire Fighters: Basketball:
Track.
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CARL STOVALL
Football: ROTC: Distributive Education.
JO NELL TENERY
Forest Secretarial Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Pan American Student
MARVIN WISE
Lettermen's Club, Vice President: Football Letterman: Baseball
Letterman. ,
JOHN YARBOROUGH
Ice Skating Club: Dance Band: Band.
Forum.
CAROL WARREN
Student Council: Tri-Hi-Y: Ice Skating Club: Maiorette.
SHIRLEY ANN WARREN
Pan American Student Forum: Tri-Hi-Y: Texas History Club:
Facts Forum: Junior Red Cross: Pep Squad.
GLORIA SUE WHITE
Junior Red Cross: Choir.
JAMES WHITE
Athletic Club: Football.
JACQUELYN WILLIAMS
Tri-Hi-Y: Student Council: Pan American Student Forum, Sec
retary: Choir.
JUANITA WILSON
Art Award: Forester Staff: Junior Red Cross.
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Linz Award: Baton Twirlers Club: High Scholarship Club-
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Dallas Historical Society: Student Council: Ice Skating Club:
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3A CLASS
First row: Marcus Watford, Geraldine Lee, Shir-
ley Ruwaldt, Peggy Richardson, Kathryn By-
num, Don Garrett, Suetelle Cohen, Elizabeth
Skinner, Nancy Wright, Carol Darnaby, Jean
Clark. E
Second row: Isadore Weinberger, Lewis Mc-
Garity, Donnie Thomas, Charlene Trammell,
Florence Rosenblum Lynnette Katz, Nola Dug-
gan, Marlene Drumgold, Lucretia Miller.
Third row: Bob Oshel, Annette Harwell, Mar-
lene Dunahbo, Dorothy Sparks, Betty Wilson,
Evelyn Gaddis, Dixie Blount, Delila Cuddy.
Fourth row: Roger Leech, Dudley Coldiron,
Shirley Murray, Sylvia Weltchek, Emily Hunt,
Nancy Magness, Patricia Markey, Hazil Brock,
Gladys Snow, Alan Boulton.
Fifth row: Bobby Dixon, Floyd Parker, Johnny
Kiser, Melva Shipp, Barbara Spoerl, Earl Hix-
son, Maxie Blanton, Wyatt Davis.
Sixth row: Manfred Hecht, John Caronna, Al-
bert Wilburn, Leslie Hancock, Charles Brum-
mett, Bobby Booth, Gordon Mancriet.
Seventh row: Robert Ramirez, Harry Maddox,
James Guthrie, Woodrow Barry, Lanny Gatlin,
Earnest Cotton, Cal Gordon.
BA CLASS
First row: Dorothy Harmon, Edna Wallace,
Dorothy Parrish, Nelda Floyd, LaJune Brewer,
Billye Ruth Sorrells, Glenda Lowrey, Billie Aus
tin, Mickey Nichols, Lila Golden, Carrie Wag
liardo, Otto Rhome.
Second row: Wabie Wallace, Mary Brooks
Katherine Goss, Betty Reeder, Jannette Haw-
ley, lone Lumpkin, Shirley Holey, lma Parker
Patsy Thweatt, Eugene Beasley, Jack Lyons.
Third row: Daphene Terry, Mary Gilliland, Lu-
cille Easley, Jo Nell Tenery, Jackie Herring
Sandra Mathias, Cuebelle Chancellor, Alta Richi
ardson, Frances Adamson, Mary Prisock, Jua-
nita Bishop, Mrs. lrma Unger.
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Fourth row: Louis Lebel, Rodger Coley, Hul-
die Nulisch, Don Probst, Horace Malone, James
Goss, Larry Wells, Edwin Hill, Charles Busch,
Jerrel Anderson.
Fifth row: Mason Hopkins, Clifton Culp, Nor-
man Hallmark, Kennith Shuemake, Neal Faulk-
ner, Philip Ray Jones, C. F. Wisely, Elbert Mil-
ner, Harold Crabtree.
Sixth row: Travis Maples, Albert Slovak, Mante
Stephens, Derl Hallmark, Donald Nance, Billy
Williford, Wayne Shaw.
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L 3B CLASS
First row: Jo Thompson, Glenda Moore, Rita
Blatt, Patsy Ford, Patsy Patterson, Marcia Banks,
Peggy Boyd, Paddy Burnett, Pat Roseman,
Tomilou Symns, Joyce Jones, Charlotte Kirk-
sey, Gloria Nottingham.
Second row: Betty Creary, Shirley Rybak,
Pansy Palmore, Gwendolyn Goldstein, Janice
Cook, Elizabeth Hart, Bettie McFarlin, Louise
Smith, Louise McDaniel, Loretta Hill, Sonia
Cowand.
Third row: Wilma Williams, P a t r i c i a Mc-
Cullough, Marlene Coker, Stella Tackitt, Kenny
Dula, Gail Imhoof, Harold Taylor, Bobby Drig-
gers, Larry Calder.
Fourth row: Leon Litvin, Ray Lemons, Gary
Drake, Pat Hurley, Jimmie London, John
Johnson.
3B CLASS
First row: Shirley Harris, Patsy Hargrave, Gola
Mae Dawdy, Dora Hudmon, Elizabeth Lowe,
Sue Dell Stafford, Tressie Mixon, Stanley Wyll,
Bill Holton.
Second row: Barbara Hambrick, Cleta Hatcher,
Unidentified, Charles Pope, Sylvia Neal, .lo
Ann Fryer, Carl Smith, Gerald Rowden, Houston
Miller.
Third row: Harold McCullough, Charles Scott,
Malcolm Echols, Terry McCulloch, Raymond
Wilkerson, Richard Cundiff, Bobby Jack Hav-
ens, Carlton Johnson, Boyd Moore, Raymond
Hall, Grady Hudgens.
Fourth row: Warren Reynolds, Miss Mary
Drake, Mrs. Frances Beilharz, Janes Roushey,
Vernon Guynes, Charles Allen, Jasper De-
gelia, Edgar Hastings.
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2A CLASS
First row: Sylvia Bownds, Mary Alice Joines,
Joyce Duke, Beverly Wolford, Nellie Boss,
Shirley Lutz, Carole Higgins, Laurel Sippey,
Freda Woolsey, Jeanette Pilley, Joann Scallons,
Nancy Thornton.
Second row: Elizabeth Benedict, Mary Chote,
Jeanne Forsyth, Shirley Yates, Shirley Doss,
Janis Fuller, Mary Sharp, Edna Cody, Irma
Wittels, Ellen Richardson.
Third row: Dorothy Jean Vick, Paula Jean
Leech, Barbara Jane Bray, Barbara Ann Rich-
ardson, Star Villasana, Charlene E a s t e r I y,
Glenda Davault, Martha Murphy, Barbara Cun-
diff, Hubert Collins, Pat Lowrance.
Fourth row: Charles Koller, Loyd McCoy,
Jackie Looney, Nell Harris, Jerry Adcock, De-
lois Parr, Belva Johnson, Marjorie Morrison,
Norma Jean Ross, Annette Johnston, Bobby
Williams.
Fifth row: Paul Hoover, Harold Blevins, Tony
Slovak, Don Hambrick, Jerry Chandler, Charles
Tyler, Levan Shelton, Bobby Thompson, Donald
Rhodes, Lester Cohen, Wallace Glanton.
Sixth row: Joe Slilene, Billy Houston, Roy Ran-
dolph, Johnny Hogue, Alex Rynecki, Billy Lami-
nack, Hilario Ramirez, Liskie Schindler.
Seventh row: Jimmy Atkinson, Doyle Baker,
Richard Chote, Kenneth Scribner, Travis Bolton,
Horace Joffrion, Jackie Stranad, Raymond Da-
villa, Don Grinstead.
ZA CLASS
First row: Emily Wilson, Kay Davis, Jay John-
son, Rachel Dobbs, Sue Reynolds, Ava Nell
Dean, Arnetta Stegall, Sue Stephenson, Patricia
Reynolds, Bobbie Jean Burns, Aquilla Jimison,
Jimmy Lynn Schwall.
Second' row: Bettye Jaggers, Phyllis Morris,
Jane Gray, Frances Bell, Martha Jaques, Willie
Mae Herndon, Sue Reynolds.
Third row: Annie Gem Felder, Willie Ledbetter,
Jalna lmhoof, Jo Nell Cotton, Charlotte Baker,
Sandra Cowand, Norma Tankersley, Gerry Wil-
son, Paula Barnett, Dorothy Richardson.
Fourth row: Hillie Chambers, Jene Henderson,
Jack Reed, Lyndal Welch, Brent Harris, Ann
Gregson, Joe Richardson, Paula Hosch, Rosie
Camacho, Gerry Bain, Frances Hendrick.
Fifth row: George Herman, Bobby McCommas,
Pete Burkett, Dee Nevil, Harry Harmon, Jerry
Witherspoon, Herbie Goldstrich, Leon Schwartz,
Raymond Bailey, Jackie Williams.
Sixth row: Jim Wyatt, Charles Hill, Donald
Hinks, Nick Dean, Jerry Francis, Tommy Moss,
Harry Osborne, Dwaine Lentz, Don Nelms.
2B CLASS
First row: Frances Roftman, Dolores Hart, La
Juancla Abbott, Patricia Richards, Margaret
Fletcher, Jeanne Marshall, Roberta Jenkins,
Marilyn Price, Corene Hughes, Helen Roftman,
Edna Sims, Ruth Nance.
Second row: George qllusseu, Geraldine Ers-
kine, Claudette LeBlanc, Lydia Scott, Mildred
Roushey, Anna Baysinger, Tillie Oxman, Eliza-
beth Allen, Lynne Kalmin, Billy Granek.
Third row: Miss Stella Roderick, Charles Gris-
satfi, Bobby Wesley, Johnny Lyes, Gwen
Looney, Shirley Bell, Bobbie Howard, Rose
Scotch, Frank Gillett, Allen Segal.
Fourth row: B. M. Abbott, Pete Rosales, Pa-
tricia Taylor, Rosa Ellen Heimann, Maxine Mc-
Coy, Judith Abrams, Judy Statman, Vernell
Harris, Andrea Tranco, Elvira Alvarez, Frank
Story.
Fifth row: Orville Haddock, Wayne Britt, David
Wedin, Alvin Gerson, Clint Collinsworth,
Wayne Jones.
Sixth row: Raymond Stovall, Billy Jack Jones,
Bobby Goldstein, Pete Embry, Bobby Stone,
Joe Sartin, Gene Scott, Arvell Crawford, Leon
Schulz, Benney Swinney.
Seventh row: Charles Roberts, James Williams,
Bee Saucedo, Willie Dee Wilson, Kenneth An-
derson, Eddie Shufeldt, Pete Nowlin, Donald
Jackson, Eugene Kribbs, Edwin Allen, Virgil
Murphy.
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First row: Demarise Carpenter, Mary Kathryn
Dobbs, Joy Kovar, Darlene Sowards, Flora Jane
Surber, Joy Ann Ingram, Betty Rose Watkins,
Jerrie Flo DeVoe, Dianne Cohen, Janice Ander-
son, Shirley Jean Ayers, Wilda Dennis, Doris
Reed, Rose Kovsky, Will Bynum. -
Second row: Margaret Tillery, Dan'l Johnson,
Maxine Robbins, Willie Mae Bell, Betty Fitz-
water, Shirley Banks, Maxine Stibbens, Joy
Cotten, Rebecca Glautorn, Adrienne Engelberg,
Claudette Trent, Bobbie Rosson, Mary Alice
Hall.
Third row: Mrs. Anne Taylor, Frances Wool-
bright, Harveyetta Smith, Joy Cunningham,
Laqueta Payne, Doris Howell, Joyce Grant,
Beneva Mitchell, George Hall, Loyd Johnson,
Billy McManus, Daniel Garcia, Jesse Benavidez.
CLASS
Fourth row: Deloris Ann Johnson, Doris Jean
Smith, Shirley Ann Kiser, Faye Joiner, Doris
Womack, Bobbie Cain, Marie Blake, Carol Nu-
lisch, Barbara Blevins, Norma Ruth Johnson,
Cora Mae Leach, Louise Hollis, Lena Haddock.
Fifth row: Levon Hall, Tommy Jimmerson,
Lawrence Green, Robert Sullivan, Don McRae,
Jimmy Haley, James Koller, Bobby James, John
Koller.
Sixth row: Jimmy Brockway, Richard Simmons,
Leon Smith, Dick Mann, Jack Presley, Weldon
Lenamond, David Dowling, Marvin Gilreath,
Samuel Engelberg, George Kelsey.
H9 CLASS
First row: Melvin May, Polly Morena, Patricia
Howard, Sammie Johnson, Linda Hindman,
Betty Hullum, Jerline Pierce, Barbara Barlow,
Ruby Harvey, Patsy Kirk, Mary Marvin.
Second row: Lela Belle Elliott, Lucille Curry,
Shirley Sharp, Martha Shaw, Olin Buchanan,
Jeanine Davis, Judie May, Ruth Graves, Barbara
Jo Wright.
Third row: Billie Touchstone, Nioma Furrh,
Barbara Freeland, Lena Taylor, Maxine Yar-
borough, Wendell Chapman, Winona Harris,
Nancy Jones, Gloria Martinez, Barbara Allen.
Fourth row: Hodge Lightfoot, James Cox,
Patsy Cook, Evelyn Zaidl, Gloria Stockton, Cleo
Haddock, Wanda Marney, Anita Hall, Wanda
Holloway, Julia Miller, Alma Jerry Jones.
Fifth row: Donald Day, Tommy Smith, Johnny
Burchett, Larry Allen, Bobby Chatten, Albert
Ewing, Jerald Johnson, Luther Ward, Paty Er-
nest, James Whitney.
Sixth row: Delmer Pool, Donald Fain, Raymond
McKee, Leonard Reneau, Billy Breland, Bobby
Jackson.
H9 CLASS
First row: Meverly Phillips, Lurine Wredberg,
Patsy Lancaster, Ann Owen, Berldean Henager,
Willie Featherston, Norma Jean Wilson, Ruth
Williamson, Edna Riley, Barbara Davis, Betty
Menton, Irene Jones, Juanita Maxwell, Shirley
Esner.
Second row: Dan Parish, Marilyn Baxter, Barbara
Harwell, Norma Hudson, Naomi Fredde, Cecilia
Henderson, Shirley Anderson, Judy Doneyhoo,
Ann Lancaster, Bobbie Hicks, Zoe Lancaster,
Cecilia Chandler.
Third row: Don Dye, Mary Miller, Geneva Dobbs,
Marion Workman, Audree Jacobs, Carmelita
Preston, Barbara Griffin, Betty Johnson.
Fourth row: Ralph Newman, Nelda Dance, Robert
Fenell, Dorothy Smith, Sarah Pickett, Nancy
Bray, Deloris McAfee, Charlene Forbus, Agay-
tha Tate.
Fifth row: Glenn Culpepper, Jackie Glatzer,
Amelia Pontley, Patsy Odom, Virginia Morris,
Kenneth Vander Woude, J. R. Emerson.
Sixth row: Janell Jenkins, Wilbert Norris, Roger
Mixon, Frank Holey, Donald Gary.
Seventh row: Mis's Carrie Denson, Ivy McMillan,
Marion Blanton, Benny Weatherly, Hardy Le-
Bel, James Mitchell, Jerry Ashley.
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H9 CLASS
First row: Robert Jones, Shirley Winkle, Jacque-
line Griswald, Ronny Eaves, Harry McLeroy,
Jeannie Alley, Bobby Poole, Eddie Grayson,
Hubert Boles, Dorothy Golden, Emmett Frier,
Billy Herrell.
Second row: M. L. Kirby, Barbara Lewis, Shirley
Jeanne Harris, Joyce Ann Vogelsang, Galia
White, Beverly Wortham, Reba Boatman, Sybil
Dewbre, Wilda Gilbert, Benny Buftington,
Tommy Hudson.
Third row: Patsy Rutledge, Paul Michaelson, Alice
Crawford, Ruby Trammell, Doris Marie Hoover,
Shirley Tyre, Betty McMillen, Dorothy George,
Nancy Moore, Janice Tucker, James Perkins,
Phillip Bussell, Phillip Petty.
Fourth row: Vester Henry, Richard Roberts, Billy
Douglas, Fred Graves, Jerry Stovall, Jimmy
Rogers, Bobby Baker, O'Brian McFadden,
Johnny Gilliland, Robert Peek, Waymon Free-
man, Joe Franklin.
Fifth row: C. D. Crockett, Wayne Gray, Flash
Fallwell, Kenneth Belt, James W. Smith, Bill
Johnson, John E. Jones, Phillip Prater, Steve
Billings, Jack Howington.
L9
First row: Alfred Kiser, Billie Nowlin, Rosa Cas-
tro, Gypsy West, Bonnie Baker, Winnie Branch,
Shirley Burton, Anne Shramek, Phylis Ross,
Janell Wilkey, Juanita Franco, Helen Reecl.
Second row: Barbara Butler, Linda Jones, Harold
Lucas, James Easterly, Clayton Bailey, David
McFalls, Laura Deatherage, Margaret Smith,
Darlene Brown, Sylvester Moon, Johnny Trillo.
CLASS
Third row: Bobby Burris, Donald Young, Austin
Miller, Gus Hernandy, Travis Keel, Howard
Newhouse, Gail Rhea, Willie Walls, Edward
Swindle, Carl League, Mrs. Virginia Hurst.
L9
First row: Paul Murphy, Shirley Carpenter, Mary
Luttrell, Yvonne Coleman, Judy Armstrong,
Waldina Sauseda, Tommie DeLeon, Carmen
Amador, Ann Lovin, Barbara Glover, Lena
Wisely.
Second row: Tolbert Boatman, Willie Darben,
Teddy Potash, Ray Brown, Tommy Wofford,
Clifton Walton, James Tedder, Homer May, Leo
Pantu, Dardy Taylor, Billy Oliver, Gerald Tem-
pleman.
CLASS
Third row: Bob Eddie Bourland, Darrell Green,
Jimmy Walthall, Victor Corren, Harland Whit-
field, Truman Maples, Benny Wynn, Victor
Johnson, Joe Rodarte, Rodney Thompson,
Jackie Gause, Santos Enriquez, Robert Thomp-
son.
Fourth row: Miss Locille Segrist.
H8 CLASS
First row: Wilma Bogue, lcla Katz, Billy Sparks,
Carmen Wagliardo, Raymond Clendenen, Bar-
bara Benson, Sylvia Cowand, Oleta Bass, Molly
Gaston, Patsy Pennington, Joyce Brown.
Second row: Joann Vita, Roger Somerville, Louise
Culpepper, Robert Knight, Jean Burchett, Nina
Strickland, Sue Marlow, Eula Mae Arriola, Mary
Lou Boshears, Loyce Stringer, Barbara Jones,
Ann Harris.
Third row: Francis Johnson, Louise Calhoun, Louis
Delk, Jerry Ramsey, Juanez Kimbrell, Barbara
Fields, Georgia Prokop, Shirley Ann Ruff, Es-
ther Ruth Wilson.
Fourth row: Eugene Mayer, Nat Wells, Wilbur
Nutt, Milton Black, Charles Higgens, Troy
Chandler, Dolores Young, Carolyn Burge.
H8 CLASS
First row: Burnice Gilpin, Betty Stanfield, Mary
Houchin, Peggy Hall, Carol Burnley, Glenda
Johnson, Joy Holley, Deserine Gilmore, Anita
Wilkinson, Bobbie McCown, Joan Turner, L.
A. Martin, Mike Parker.
Second row: Susie Cluke, Bonnie Caffee, Wanda
Beard, Jean Wilkerson, Velma Caffee, Wanda
Young, Doris McDonald, Peggy Richardson,
Stanley Golden, Norman Mirsky, Jerry Corbin.
Third row: Velma Brooks, Shirley Hodges, Gary
Hutchison, Charles Dean, Bobby Tedder, Ru-
ben Baird, Danny Welhams, Jerry Oliver, Brad-
ford Long, Duaine Carter, Michael Murphy.
Fourth row: Mary Dosa, Norma Scott, Jimmy
Hullum, Jerry Priest, Leonard Esner, Delbert
Willeford, Jamas Workman, Kenneth Lewis,
Billy Ray Cothrum, Charles Ray Johnston.
Fifth row: Angelina Guzman, O. B. McClary,
Norrice Crandall, Billy Harris, Bobby Fleernan,
Kenneth Parker, Alvin Vaughn, Roland Wood,
James Cabanino, Donald Buchanan, Kenneth
Cuddy.
Sixth row: Faherty Braden, Miss Elizabeth Up-
church, Jerry Funn, Raymond Mosely, Randell
Rogers, Bobby Farmer, Ocie Winters, Arthur
Duke, Bobby Moss, J. B. White, Lloyd Head-
rick.
Seventh row: Alva Shepard, Tommy Davis, Don-
nie Mosely, Novval Walker, Charles Beasley,
Sammie Main, Butch McGuire, Oscar Parrish,
Chloe Pace, Jimmie Belcher, Venoy Parham,
Billy Bailey.
H8 CLASS
First row: Linda Horton, Catherine Boyd, Patricia
Freeman, Jacqulynn Johnson, Kathleen Joines,
Shirley Cole, Thomas Sessions, Roy Lee, Eddie
Kennedy, Joyce Stegall, Leo Sims, Pamela
Vines.
Second row: Jane Coker, John Etta Cates, Carolyn
Crowder, Jo Ann Bucher, Patsy Downey, Nancy
Tillery, Richard B. Lerer, Eugene Stevenson,
Linda Kay Tucker.
Third row: Ruby Yarbrough, Joan Feagin, Rose
Alice Newman, Rebecca Kirby, Bobbie Stanley,
Billie Joyce Watkins, Norman Davis, Myra
Parker, La Nelle Vick, Lanette Brooks, Annette
Embry.
Fourth row: Ann Hendrick, Marcia Lumpkin,
Joyce Huffman, Joe Goldman, Wayne Gaston,
J. C. Dean, Larry Annes.
Fifth row: Helen Davis, Marcia Jacobs, Carol
Jenkins, Frances Yarborough, Edward Gross,
Sylvia Sue Bean, Cal Clowers, Barrie Morgan,
John Calvert.
Sixth row: L. R. Bell, Joan Kent, Grace Gonzales,
La Nell Farles, David Gordon, Joe Prokop, Jack
Gross, Miss Alice Harrington.
H8 CLASS
First row: Billy Kitchens, Sharon Pruitt, Gwynda
Clark, Glenda Norman, Vickie Chatten, Sandra
Simons, Sue Barnett, Wanda Walker, Beverly
Camp, Ruthie Fulps, Clifton Forte, Leroy
Hooten, Wayne Miller.
Second row: Phyllis Jimison, Linda Horton, Betty
McFadden, Judy Mixon, Gracie Littrell, Virginia
Dees, Tommy McFadden, Paul McDonald.
Third row: Kathryn Lightfoot, Mary Richardson,
Wanda Grinstead, Janie Townsend, Shirley
Byrom, Tim Tillasana, Patsy Tissier, Hiram Per-
due, George Moore, Charles Sinclair.
Fourth row: Alice Banks, Daphine Mayer, Sharon
Throckmorton, Martha Cady, Danny Strother,
Shirley Sewell, June Huckaby, John Anderson,
Ray Pina, Diane Newby.
Fifth row: Richard Norman, Buford Tapp, Frances
Shew, Thelma Pelley, Patsy Robbins, Edward
Flanagan, Eanl Sides, J. B. Kirk, Eugene Cor-
nelius, Richard Black, Johnny Ables, Richard
Grandi, Jerry Boland, Jerry Elmore, David
Shindoll.
Sixth row: Richard Lang, Miss Peggy Lipscomb,
J. H. Whitman, Paul McDonald, Robert Dudley,
Bradley Gast, Doris Ball, D. C. Rogers, Nellie
Mitchell, Ken Usrey, Gary Bateman, Miss Mary
Ann Nugent, Bobby Worthen, Mack Robinson.
H8 CLASS
First row: Helen Barker, Betty Hager, Janie Gas-
ton, Adela Caballero, Beacla Salinas, Doris
Kerbo, Fay Guernsey, Cecilia Blankenship, Billy
Chapman.
Second row: Mrs. Edith Cole, Gloria Gomez, Mary
Price, Helen Monico, Julius Sandrez, Eddie
Champion, Belva Lawson, Janet Thompson,
David Smith.
Third row: Taft Dunsworth, Barbara Moore, Mary
Thweatt, Patsy Brown, Louise Rhodes, Kenneth
Frailichs, Norman Hood.
Fourth row: Danine Fain, Wyndelle Easley, Jane
Pierson, Sally Minter, Barbara Lynch, Sharlene
Combs, Betty Jo Martin, Patsy McDaniel, Mary
Medlin, Jerry Southerland, Curtis Davidson,
Audris Zidermanis, Joe Sauyer, Richard Hackett.
Fifth row: Charles Gray, George Franklin, Arnold
Marks, Richard Lewis, Gary Raney.
Sixth row: Larry Forsyth, A. B. Cody, Jr., Billy
Johnson, Charles Haley, Eugene Pemberton,
Ronald Cross, Irwin Kirzp Ronald Horton, Jerry
Bell, Ralph McGuffey.
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THIRD PERIOD
First row: Joan Hadaway, Arnetta Stegall, Paddy Burnett, Pat Third row: Marcus Watford, Charles Scott, Wyatt Davis, Ken-
Roseman, Louise McDaniel, Mrs. Julia Dean Evans, Carole neth Birdsong, Pinky Brownlee, Bill Holton, Jimmie Ashley. I
Higgins, Barbara Spoerl, Gloria White, Annette Johnston, '
Bette Brown.
Fourth row: Bob McGee, Charles Schweizer, Lewis McGarity, I
Gene Kitterman, Truett Walton, Gary Drake, Lowell Griffin. t
Second row: Sue Cummings, Phyllis Morris, Gwen Looney, I
Barbara Hambrick, Marjorie Morrison, Juanita Bishop, Jackie I
He,ring, Marlene Drumgold, Norma Jean Corbin, Betty I
Creacy, Loreta Hill. I
SECOND PERIOD
First row: Ann Owen, Frances Bell, Janice Tucker, Norma Hud- Third row: Sybil Dewbre, BSTTY Reeder, DOYOTTTY 5mlTT1, Dellle
son, Mrs. Julia Dean Evans, Shirley Ruvaldt, Laqueta Payne, Cuddy, Ann Davis, Patricia Justice, Betty MCIVIIIIEIW, JTrr1mIlYr'I '
Gerry Bain, Patricia Richards, Schwall, Sandra Mathias, Geraldine Erskine, Tillie Oxman.
Second row: Aquilla Jimison, Mary White, Barbara Cash, Joy FOUVTI1 'OWS Charles Schweizer, WYBTT DHVIS, GirY Drake,
Ann Ingram, Betty Rose Watkins, Barbara Boatman, Dolores James Goss, Bebl'-'Y Hooper.
CHORU
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CHORUS
CLASS
FOURTH PERIOD
First row: Jerris DeVoe, Clarice Jones, Lucille Easley, Sue
Woods, Mrs. Julia Dean Evans, Galia White, Barbara Lewis,
Janice Anderson, Shirley Winkle.
Second row: Deloris Maynard, Janelle Hiten, Elizabeth Rons-
key, Joyce Duke, Claudette LeBlanc, Billie Skinner, Barbara
Cundiff, Ann Gregson, Frances Denton, Rose Scotch.
FIFTH PERIOD
First row: Barbara Barlow, Jalna lmhoof, Jonell Cotten, Mary
Sharp, Mrs. Julia Dean Evans, Beverly Wolford, Mildred
Grier, Norma Ruth Johnson, Margo Fernandez. West, Eva Nona Walton, Joyce Ann Vogelsang.
Second row: Jeanine Davis, Cora Leach, Phyllis Morris, Janice
Cook, Daphene Terry, Lucy Amador, Ellen Richardson, Pansy
Palmore, Mary Kerbo.
Marion Fallwell, Earnest Cotton, Jimmy Brockway.
Third row: Jean Clark, Mary Alice Joines, Bettie McFarlin
Norma Tankersley, Frances Hendrick, Wilda Dennis, Jeanne
Harris, Maxine McCoy, Billye Ruth Sorrells.
Fourth row: lsidor Weinberger, Kenneth Scribner, Pete Embry
Bobby Cook, Quandon Franks, Wesley Zaidle, Herman E
Finley, Bob Oshel, Emmett Hanvey, William McDonald, Bobby
Brandon, Troy Harwell, Donald Rhodes.
Third row: Jene Henderson, Carolyn Austin, Elaine Williams,
Barbara Waller, Coylyn Pyle, Evelyn Gaddis, Willie Bob
Fourth row: James White, Bobby Chatten, George Patzig,
CHORUS
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Nelda Dance, Glenda Johnson, Jacqueline Griswald, Mary Lewis, Cleo Haddock, Jerry Oliver, Charles Haley, Roger
Miller, Cecilia Blankenship, Patsy Tissier, Ruthie Fulps, 5OmeI'Vlll9, JOE Goldman, Robert Kf1iQl1T, Vlfglnli Dees,
Gaynell Moore, Linda Horton. Eula Mae Arriola.
Second row: Janis Cole, Wanda Walker, Alice Crauford, Jean Fourth row: Clifton Walton, Tolbert Boatman, Gerald Temple- l
Burchett, Darlene Brown, Shirley Jean Ayers, Betty Thorn- man, Oscar Parrish, Travis Keel, Ronald Horton, Tim Villa- '
ton, June Huckaby, Joann Vita, Beverly Camp, Barbara Sana, D0r1alCl Doyle, Jerry Bell. l
Benson.
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Right: Students prepare a record to
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Upper and right: Mrs. Evans re-
views voice groups for a combined
number.
Left: As Jimmie Ashley picks out a
tune, The boys loin in.
First row: Rodger Coley, Earl Hixson, Reuben Grinstein, Robert Third row: Tommy Spigel, Tommy Moss, Patsy Lge Taylor, Jo
McKee, Nathan Saltzman. Ann McCarter, Barbara Jo Wright, Lester Cohen, Col. John
Marshall, John Yarborough, Charles Hill, Wallace Glanton,
Second row: Geolge Annes' Murray Oxman' Willie Mae Hem' Maxie Blanton, Larry Galyon, Joseph Friedman, Larry Wells.
don, Ima Parker, Frances Shew, Jimmie May, Harold Glasser,
Harry Osborne. Fourth row: Dixie Blount, Cuebell Chancellor, Carol Warren,
Freda Woclsey, Beverly Wolford, Carolyn Smith.
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First rouvv: Jackie Glatzer, Marilyn Baxter, Frank Storey, Don
Dye, Sammy Crockett. l
Second row: Ralph Newman, Victor Johnson, Nick Dean, Harry
McLeroy, Teddy Potash. l
Third row: Ernest Paty, Marvin Slovak, Shirley Anderson,
Richard Madden, Sammie Johnson, Patsy Howard, Charles
Ventura, Pete Rosales, Rodney Thompson, Benny Wynb,
Billy McManus, Melvin May, Kenneth Vander Woude, Wen-
dell Chapman, Chester Weatherford. W
Fourth row: Larry Allen, James Perkins, Richard Huffaker, Jack
Howington, Bobby McCommas, Meverly Phillips, Irwin Kirz,
Tommy Jimmerson, Luther Elmore, Joel Wyatt, Weldon
Lenamond, Richard Roberts, Albert Ewing, Daniel Garcia,
Von Hammond, James Mitchell, Marvin Gilreath, Dan P6l'lSllf
Samuel A. Engelberg, Allen P. Segal, Frank A. Gillett.
JUNIOR HIGH BAND
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Clad in snappy green and white uniforms, the
Forest Concert Bands add color and pep to lLion
football games and assemblies.
Forty-three members make up the Senior l-ligh
Band, while.tifty musicians play in the- Junior
High unit. Future recruits have two classes for
beginners and one for intermediates. i
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year, Colonel Marshall practices with his various
groups. The bands also drill with the pep squads
for half-time performances at Dal-Hi Stadiuml
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First row: Frank Barnard, Buster Tillery, Leon Pleasant, Travis Third row: Wilma Darby, Sterling Stegman, Johnny Kiser, Sybil
Maples, Murphy, Carolyn Bailey.
Second row: Howard Reed, Robert Richardson, J. H. Wiles, Fourth row: Lois Willis, Ray Le Pere, C. F. Wisley.
Earl Burns.
Back row: Miss Nugent, Glen Mathews, Clayton Crawford,
Bill Hendricks, Clinton Tucker, Scott Samford.
DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION
CLASS
At the board, Carolyn Hall is
writing out her personal around-
the-clock time budget as Miss
Nugent makes an assignment.
First row: Bobby Rucker, Jerry Moraski, Miss Mary Ann NU. Third row: Escoe Strickland, Charles Busch, Preston Long
gent, Donald Watford, Milton Loder, Teddy Webb, Cleyee Gordon Wynn, Manfred Hecht, Harry Maddox Gordon
Bell. Moncruef.
Second row: Ben Morris, Robert Eby, Ramgnne Mann, Rex Fourth row: Louella Dobbs, Carolyn Hall, Milton Allen Nor
Wofford, Bobby Maddox, Gerald Pierce. man Barnes, Lester Taylor, Carl Stovall, George McGee
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"Who are those privileged
characters leaving school when
our day is onlyfhalt over'?',' asks
a student new to Forest halls.
"They are the distributive educa-
tion pupils given a credit and a
halt tor working half days," a
Forester explains, "and making
money besides."
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Duke.
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Fourth row: Lowell Griffin,' Jerry Hobbs, Bob Sigler, Jerry
Bates, Carl Day.
Second row: Donald Brazil, Walter Stockdale, Baron Reynolds,
Sam Guynes, Weldon Glasscock.
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Glasscock, and Sammy Guynes-discover as they do their share of the "dirty ,
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ln the Classrooms . .
Clockwise:
Eddie Kennedy and Joan Kent show Nancy
Tillery and Thomas Session a collection of various
leaves found by biology students . . . Examples
of the good workmanship in the woodshop are
being shown by Bill Bledsoe, Eddie Holland, Carl-
ton Johnson, and Tommy Beddington . . . A
panel discussion is underway and Sandra Otts
gives her views on Co-operative Investigations
. . . "A stitch in time saves nine" is the motto of
this sewing class as Patsy Tweatt, Barbara Ballard,
Betty Creacy, Maxine McCoy, and Paddy Burnett
work diligently . . . Glenda Daniels mixes the
filling for a cake while Dorothy Smith and Paula
Barnett stand ready to help Barbara Rhodes with
the cake.
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Like many other Forest organizations, the Ice
Skating Club offers extra-curricular fun. Jerry
Hobbs laces Lucretia MiIler's shoe before they
loin the other members in ice skatin ca e
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Forest's activity program provides a wide choice
of organizations that appeal to the interests of
students.
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URGANIZATIUNS
Plans are discussed for Forest's share of talent in the city-wide
Dads Club Variety Show at Fair Park Auditorium in February by
this group of dads.
DADS CLUB
OFFICERS
President
C. C. Curry
Secreta ry-Treasurer
John H. Jordan
Program Chairman
Buck Cathey
Membership Chairman
Harold Ashley
Entertainment and Finance
Max P. Cohen
Publicity Chairman
O. C. Tucker
Improvements Chairman
H. C. Walker
Athletics Chairman
Bill Reinle
First row: Casey C. Curry, Wm. H. Ashley, Oney C. Tucker, Second row: H. H. Doyle, T. R. RBY, W- E- Mccaffeff V T
John W. Jordan, Garvin Witherspoon, Wm. Reinle. Holton, S. S. Hutchinson, E. C. Dean, J. T. Whittlesey, Mag:
P, Cohen.
OFFICERS
President
Mrs. T. G. Millender
Vice President
Mrs. B. F. Dobbs
Membership Director
Mrs. M. M. Cook
Program Director
Mrs. J. W. Sippey
Welfare Director
Mrs. O. L. Sawyer
Educational Director
Mrs. A. Schweizer
Health Director
Mrs. H. H. Doyle
Budget and Finance Director
Mrs. Roy Brown
Recording Secretary
Mrs. W. S. Drumgold
Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. John W. Jordan
"My Home Town" is the subject of Melvin Munn's talk as he
tells of the advantages, friendly spirit, and cooperation found in
Treasurer
Mrs. W. H. Lumpkin
Parliamentarian
MrS'EmmaBr0Wn PAREN l l EACH ER
First row: Mrs. R. N. Looney, Mrs. Sam Banks, Mrs. T. G Second row: Mrs. H. B. GuernseY, MTS- Clara Keff, l-Ofene
Millender, Mrs. Roy L. Brown, Mrs. B. F. Dobbs, Mrs. Cook,
Dr. Elinor S. Somerville, Mrs. O. L. Sawyer, Mrs. W. H.
Lumpkin, Mrs. John W. Jordan, Mrs. H. H. Doyle, Mrs. A.
F Schweizer.
Fain, Sarah Meriwether, Mrs. R. J. Edwards, Mrs. J. T.
Whittlesey, Mrs. Frank Karlen, Mrs. N. A. Davis, Mrs. L. H.
Schwetke, Mrs. R. F. Bray, Mrs. Earl Foster, Mrs. C. A.
Madden, Mrs. R. L. Warren, Mrs. White, Mrs. R. C. Horn,
Mrs. L. M. Joines, Mrs. Paul Armbrusier, Mrs. Max Kirsch-
baum.
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STUDENT COUNCIL
First row: Raymond Neathery, Mike Parker, Ruthie Fulps, Jo-
ann Vita, Linda Hindman, Irene Jones, Suetelle Cohen, Win-
nie Branch, Barbara Butler, Barrie Morgan, lone Lumpkin,
Richard Bates, Weldon Glasscock.
Second row: Mary Alice Joines, Judith Abrams, Barbara Lewis,
La Nelle Vick, Norma Ruth Johnson, Barbara Freeland, Mary
Marvin, Deloris Maynard, Shirley Holey, Charlotte Kirksey,
Tomilou Symns, Alta Richardson, Nola Duggan.
The officers ofthe Council look
over assets and absentees from
the books of the Treasurer and
Secretary. Left to right: lone
Lumpkin, Hanna Goldmanf Rich-
ard Bates, Weldon Glasscock,
Jimmie Ashley, Janet Bradbury.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Third row: Barbara Fischl, Paula Jean Leech, Nelda Dance,
Charlene Forbus, Paula Hosch, Wyndelle Easley, Ann Mc-
Curdy, Mary Allen, Joyce Norman, Joyce Bennett, Lyn-
nette Katz, Patsy Ford, Hanna Goldman.
Fourth row: Buford TBPP, Mrs. Clara Kerr, Sammy Shelton,
Jimmy Rogers, Harry Osborne, Orville Haddock, Samuel
Engelberg, Bobby Goldstein, Jimmie Ashley, Harold Glasser.
Fifth row: Stanley Abramson, Gary Drake, Levon Hall.
OFFICERS
President
Weldon Glasscock
Vice President
Richard Bates
Secretary
lone Lumpkin
Treasurer
Janet Bradbury
Sergeant-at-Arms
Jimmy Ashley
Parliamentarian
, Hanna Goldman
Some material results of the
Council's work, such as student
directories and football tags, are
displayed by Nelda Dennis, Mrs.
Kerr, Janet Bradbury, Mr. Hutch-
inson, and Alvin Gersin.
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JUNIOR RED
OFFICERS
President
Tim Villasana
Vice President
Gloria Gomez
Secretary
Joanne Bucher
Sponsor
Alex Pickens
Delegates to County Meetings
Hodge Lightfoot
Gwen Looney
fGjwen Looney Ells members about highlights Ida Katz
o iscussion at t e Junior Red Cross Roundup. Patricia Philips
JUNIOR DIVISION
First row: Meverly Phillips, Maxine Stibbens, Lurine Wredberg, Third row: Laura Deatherage, Pat Phillips, Linda Horton, Janice
Wyndelle Easley, Cecilia Blankenship, Jerrie DeVoe, Arnold Tucker, Cora Mae Leach, Vernell Harris, Kathryn Lightfoot,
Marks, Rodney Thompson, Marcia Lumpkin, Kathleen Joines, Barbara Jo Wright, Doris Marie Hooves, Gloria Gomez, Tim
Mike Parker, Leo Sims. Villasana, Sammie Main, Lena Mae Wisely, Ann Kendrick.
Second row: Sylvia Ann Railey, Norma Hudson, Mary Richard- Fourth row: Jimmy Workman, Billy McManus, James Easterly,
son, Fain Danine, Mary Theveatt, Louise Rhodes, Janie James Mitchell, Floyd McDonald, Jackie Darrell Ganse, Dardy
Townsend, Gwen Looney, Ida Katz, Paul Michaelson, Jo Taylor, Jerry Bell, Ronald Forsyth, Bobby Iser, George Mc-
Ann Bucher, Norman Davis. Fadden.
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CROSS COUNCIL
OFFICERS
President
Cal Gordon
Vice President
Joan Hadaway
Secretary
Alta Richardson
SfUdef'fCOUf1ff' Rep' Delegates report on the county-wide Chapter Meeting.
Lynette Katz ,
Delegates to County Meetings
Patsy Ford
Tomilou Symms
Roger Leech
t Sponsor
l MISS Mary Drake SENIOR DIVISION
First row: Betty Looney, Elaine Domb, Dorothy Worley, Violet Third row: Barbara Bray, Norman Hallmark, Don Probst, Roger
Marshall, Lynnette Katz, Mary Sharp, Tomilou Symms, Sue- Leech, Hulclie Nulish, Kenny Dula, Jerry Witherspoon, Bill
telle Cohen, Lila Golden, Miss Mary Drake. Holton.
Second row: Nell Harris, Wabie Wallace, Frances Adamson, Fourth row: Carlton Johnson, Wesley Zaidle, Cal Gordon,
' Sylvia Neal, Star Villasana, Patsy Ford, Alta Richardson, George Patzig.
Gladys Goldstein, Sue Lambert, Gwendolyn Goldstein, Pa-
tricia McCullough.
NATIONAL HONOR
OFFICERS
President
Janet Holcombe
Vice President
Billy Womack
Secretary
Bette Brown
Treasurer
George Annes
Parliamentarian
Ann Edwards
Sergeant-at-Arms
Milton Louer
First row George Annes Ann Edwards Bette Brown Wendel Second row: Milton Louer, Lowell Baber Tommy Peeler Billy
Hulse Martha Blake Rose Mane Potash Sonya Potash Womack, Christine Thomas, Jacqueline Robinson Minnie
.lulia Bailey Thomas Jeffreys Frances Rudberg Pearl MacDonald, Elizabeth Cole
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NAL HONOR
OFFICERS
President
Billy Womack
Vice President
Rose Marie Potash
Secretary
Hanna Goldman
Treasurer
Elaine Domb
SOCIETY
Dr. Cothburn O'Neal, guest speaker
at initiation, urges students to develop
mental abilities.
FALL i952 INITIATES .
First row: Jimmie Ashley, Janet Bradbury, Joyce Norman, Second row: Alan Eberstein, Weldon Glasscock, Richard Bates,
Gloria Lindsay, Hanna Goldman, Elaine Domb, Martha
Rariden, Joan
Hadaway, Nancy Guernsey.
Herman Finley, Corena Hopkins, Jo Ellan Robbins, Mary
Frances Tuttle.
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OFFICERS
President
Hanna Goldman
Vice President
Elaine Domb
Secretary
Sue Lambert
Treasurer
Rose Marie Potash
Sergeant-at-Arms
.Harold Glasser
Sponsor
Miss Sarah Meriwether
R HIGH SCHOLARSHIP CLUB
First row Jeanette Goodman Joyce Norman Nelda Dennis Third row Rodger Coley, Huldie Nulisch, Sandra Otis Rose
Elaine Domb Sue Lambert Hanna Goldman Carol Warren Marie Potash Sonya Potash, Reuben Grinstein, Harold
Dorothy Worley Glasser Billy Womack, Charles Schweizer.
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President
Raymond Bailey
Secretary
Janet Bradbury
Treasurer
Jessie Smith
Sponsor
John Johnson
Mr. Johnson, Sponsor, discusses Topics of the day with The
interested board of directors of Facts Forum.
First row: Beverly Wolford, Edna Wallace, Jane Gray, Patsy
Ford, Nelda Louise Dennis, Amana Siegall, Janef Bradbury, Third row: Patricia McCullough, Jack Reed, Lester Cohen, Alex
Shirley Warren, Lynne Kalmin, Judiih Abram5, Rynecki, Gail lmhoof, Alvin Gerson, David Wedin, Raymond
Bailey, Carl Smith.
Second row: Sandra Cowand, Frances Hendrick, Joyce Duke, '
Mary Alice Joines, Wilma Williams, Marlene Coker, Marlene F04-"'fl1 'OVW T0mmY M0551 ReUb9"' Gflnsfeln, l'l3f0lCl Glasser,
Dunahoo, Shirley Ruff, Gwen Looney, John Johnson. Rodger Coley, Harry Osborne, Jesse C. Smith.
OFFICERS
President
Bette Brown
Vice President
George Annes
Secretary
Marilyn Greenberg
Treasurer
Nancy Magness
Parliamentarian
Marlene Drumgold
Sergeant-at-Arms
Donnie Thomas
Reporter
Rex Wofford
Student Council Rep.
, A typical program of Auditores Caesaris is illustrated by Leon Patsy: Taylor
Schwartz, Raymond Bailey, and Jerry Witherspoon.
Sponsor
Miss Ethel Masters
il AUDITORES CAESARIS
First row: Cal Gordon, Dan Parish, Lurine Wreclberg, Marilyn
.Greenberg, Elizabeth Lowe, Elaine Domb, Bette Brown,
Joan Hadaway, Janet Holcombe, Billy Granek.
Second row: Barbara Hambrick, Ann Gregson, Alvin Gerson,
Amelia Pontley, Mary Miller, Sue Dell Stafford, Mildred
Roushey, .lo Thompson, Sue Cummings, Jerry Witherspoon.
Third row: Miss Ethel Masters, George Annes, Rex Wofford,
Patricia Taylor, Rosa Ellen Heimann, Mickey, Nichols, Gwen
Looney, Patsy Taylor, Allen Segal.
Fourth row: Joe Friedman, Alan Eberstein, Billie Gauntt, Jo
Ellan Robbins, Nancy Magness, Marlene Drumgold, Raymond
Bailey.
Fifth row: Stanley Abramson, Tommy Moss, Tommy Spigel,
Leon Schwartz, Travis Bolton, Donnie Thomas.
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OFFICERS
President
Harry Osborne
Vice President
Shirley Holey
Secretary
.lo Ann Fryer
Treasurer
Nelda Dance
Parliamentarian
Jimmie Atkinson
Sergeant-at-A rms
Paul Michaelson
Reporter
Jean Clark
Sponsor I ,k S Paul Michaelson, standing, takes members of Le Cercle Francais
Mrs' Zu e' a Coll on an imaginary trip around the world.
LE CERCLE FRANCAIS
First row: Norma Ruth Johnson, Nelda Dance, Jean Clark, Third row: Bettye Jaggers, Zoe Lancaster, Charlene Forbus,
Naomi Weisfeld, Shirley Holey, Harry Osborne, Jo Ann Jimmie Ashley, Jimmy Atkinson, Bobby Thompson,,Mrs.
Fryer, Jerry Witherspoon. Zuleika Scott, Orville Haddock.
Second row: Sylvia Neal, Marlene Coker, Agaytha Tate, Marilyn
Baker, Dorothy Abramson, Sandra Cowand, Mary Prisock,
Gerald Rowden, Jerry Chandler, Don Massey, Jackie Glatzer.
These excited Spanish students wait expectantly for the shower
ot goodies to tall when Pat Roseman breaks the traditional Yule-
tide "Pinata."
OFFICERS
President
Patricia Roseman
Vice President
Rita Blatt
Secretary
Patsy Ford
Treasurer
Lester Cohen
Parliamentarian
Jeanette Goodman
Sergeant-at-Arms
Nelda Dennis
Student Council Rep.
Jeanette Goodman
Sponsor
Miss Sa ra Davidson
PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM
First row: Patsy Patterson, Rita Blatt, Judith Abrams, Lynette Rosenblum, Rose Marie Potash, Shirley Warren, Rosie Cam
Katz, Jeanette Goodman, Patsy Ford, Nelda Louise Dennis, aCh0, Andrea Tranco.
Pat Roseman, Elvira Alvarez. ,
Third row: Miss Sara Davidson, Daniel Verver, Raymond Davllla
Second row: Shirley Rybak, Gwendolyn Goldstein, Florence Alex Rynecki, Leonard Reneau, Frances Hendrick, Lester
, Cohen.
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OFFICERS
President
Carolyn Smith
Vice President
Maxine Fefter
Secretary
lone Lumpkin
Treasurer
Sue Lambert
Parliamentarian
Joyce Jones
Student Council Rep.
Tomilou Symms
Sponsor
Robert Peek
Here the project committee of the Texas History Club and Mr.
Peek, Sponsor, select a book to be presented as their annual gift
to the library.
TEXAS HISTORY CLUB
First row: Raymond Wilkinson, Shirley Holey, Vivian Ginsburg,
Sue Lambert, Elaine Domb, Carolyn Smith, lone Lumpkin.
Second row: Gerald Rowden, Florence Rosenblum, Patsy Har-
grove, Barbara Rhodes, Charlotte Kirksey, Tomilou Symns,
Joyce Jones.
Third row: Carlton Johnson, R. V. Peek, Jeanette Goodman,
Maxine Feffer, Gladys Goldstein, Naomi Weisfelcl, Damaris
Walker, Hanna Goldman.
OFFICERS
President
Ann McCu rdy
Vice President
Betty Hill
Secretary
La Verne Samples
Treasurer
Elaine Williams
Parliamentarian
Doris Hodges
Sergeant-at-Arms
Wanda Roberson
Reporter
Janet Bradbury
Student Council Rep.
Janet Bradbury
Sponsor
Miss Ruth Fetterman
First row Joyce Suits Ann Barker Elaine Williams Wanda Third row Mary Frances Tuttle, Barbara Sue Boatrnan Chris
Roberson Ann McCurdy Laverne Samples Janet Bradbury tune Cameron Barbara Sheats, Barbara Waller, Joyce Wil
OFFICERS
President
Peggy Richardson
Vice President
Geraldine Lee
Secretary
Dorothy Sparks
Treasurer
Eugene Beasley
Sergeant-at-Arms
Patricia McCullough
Reporter
.lannette Hawley
Sponsor
Mrs. Virginia Hurst
Mrs. Hurst explains an article in "Today's Secretary" to Daphine
Terry as other members work on a current project.
TYPISTS CLUB
First row: Kathryn Bynum, Tressie Mixon, Nelda Floyd, La- Williams, Elizabeth Skinner, EVelYn Gaddis, Daphine Tel'fYf
June Brewer, Suetelle Cohen, Geraldine Lee, Dorothy Sparks, -l0nell Colton, Pilflfili Nl6fl4eY, PHT l-0WI'BnC6.
Glenda Lowry, Jalna lmhoof. ,
Third row: Eugene Beasley, Ann Gregson, Patricia McCullough,
Second row: Peggy Richardson, Jannette Hawley, Wilma MHFY Gilliland, Elllabeln MCCOY, MVS- Vlfglnla l'lUfST.
OFFICERS
President
Elizabeth Lowe
Vice President
Shirley Rybak
Secretary
Jo Thompson
Treasurer
Palsy Ford
Sergeant-at-A rms
Ga ry Dra ke
Sponsor
Miss Nannie D. Andrews
Firsf row Phillip Prater Shirley Rybak Gwendolyn Gold Third row Miss Nanme D Andrews, Pai Hurley, Marlene Coker
Second row Barbara Slephenson Gary Drake Rita Blatt Patsy Fourth row Jo Thompson Sue Dell Stafford, Sylvia Neal
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OFFICERS
President
James Pierce
Secretary
Bobby Nix
Treasurer
Austin Miller
Sponsor
Taft Dunsworth
Richard Lewis, David Busch, Tommy Porter, and Hershel Feld
man demonstrate that soap has more than one use.
woon and SOAP CARVING CLUB
First row: Willie Darden, Benny Wynn, Tommy Porter, James Second row: Taft Dunsworth, A. B. Cody, Jerry Lynn Elliott,
Pierce, Austin Miller, Homer May, Victor Corren, Harold Richard Lewis.
Wayne Lucas, Robert E. Lee, Bobby Nix, Davis Busch, Her-
schel Feldman.
OFFICERS
President
B Charles Higgins
Vice President
Charles Sinclair
Secretary
Billy Ray Martin
Librarian
Billy Dean Wallace
Reporter
Margaret McGaffey
Sponsor
Miss Carrie Denson
"Me worried about a snake bite?"'asks Charles Higgins. "Not
with Miss Denson and her herpetologists here to give expert
treatment."
HERPETOLQGY CLUB
First row: Jerry Ramsey, Milton Black, Wilbur Nutt, Troy Second row: Charles Sinclair, Billie Wallace, Miss Carrie Den
Chandler, Bobbie Poole, Billy Garvin. son, Billy Martin, Margaret McGaffey.
OFFICERS
President
George Herman
Vice President
Tom Minter
Secretary
Bobby Dorsett
P
Treasurer
Bobby Dorsett
Sponsor
Colby Crockett
A 'fThere must be a piece missing," says Ray Lindsey to Mr
Crockett, Sponsor, as amused Gun Club members look on.
GUN CLUB
First row: Levan Shelton, Bobby Dorsett, Marvin Gilreath, Earl Third "OVW George Hefmanf O- B- Turner, Eddie Holland,
Hixson, Larry Galyon, Robert Roe, Vincent Shindoll, Geofge McFadden, C- D- Cf0CkeTf-
Second row: James Whitney, Robert Sullivan, Hassell Shell-
man, Hubert Boles, Hubert Collins, Donald Carey.
OFFICERS
President
Carl Day
Vice President
Donald Truesdell
Secretary
Truett Walton
Corresponding Secretary
Bobby Burns
Treasurer
Robert Sigler
Sergeants-at-Arms
Billy Jack Wilhite
Robert Roe
Sponsor
Kenneth Quesenberry
F'f5f VOW Carl DBY Bob Slsler Third row Lester Taylor Mr. Kenneth Quesenberry, Donald
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OFFICERS
President
Jimmie Ashley
Vice President
N. L. Dickinson
Secretary
Billy Womack
Treasurer
Charles Schweizer
Sergeant-at-Arms
Otto Disch
Sponsor
John Johnson
Raymond Wilkerson and Stanley Wyll give their tickets for the
annual Mid-Night Show to N. L. Dickinson and Jimmy Ashley.
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First POW: Offo Disch, Donald Schultze, Stanley Wyll, N, L' Third row: Edwin Hill, Ernest Roe, Carlton Johnson, Bobby
Dickinson, Jimmie Ashley, Charles Schweizer, Billy Womack, Driggers, Floyd Parker, Raymond Wilkinsen, Pat Hurley,
Bobby Cook, Earnest Corton, Sam Guynes, John Johnson. Gall lmhooff -llmmY Alklnson-
59COf1Cl r0W: Monte Stephens, Jameg Goss, Bob McGee, Em, Fourth row: Bill Holton, Rex W. Watford, Donald W. Wafford,
mett Hanvey, Gerald Rowden, Don Garrett, James Wiles, Tommy Pollard, Eddie Holland, Robert Roe, Bill Bledsoe.
Travis Bolton, Quandon Franks.
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Y-TEENS
First row: Cecilia Blankenship, Shirley Cole, Jackie'Johnson,
Kathleen Joines, Catherine Boyd, Patsy Tissier, Mary Hou-
chin, Shirley Hodges, Barbara Moore, Marcia Lumpkin,
Barbara Benson, Phyllis Jimison, Rebecca Kirby.
Second row: Margaret Tillery, Dorothy Golden, Alice Miye,
LaNelle Vick, Betty Johnson, June Huckaby, Barbara Lynch,
Sharlene Combs, Nellie Mitchell, Nancy Tillery, Helen
Barker.
OFFICERS
President
Sue.Marlowe
Vice President
Nancy Tillery
Secretary
Shirley Cole
Treasurer
Barbara Lynch
Sponsor
Miss Stella Roderick
Third row: Nina Strickland, Sue Marlow, Jean Burchett Louise
Culpepper, Patsy Lancaster, Helen Davis, Myra Parker Bev
erly Camp, Ruthie Fulps, Lena Taylor, Bobbie Howard
Fourth row: Thelma Pelley, Maudean Mills, Martha Cody Jane
Coker, Joyce Stringer, Eula Mae Arriola, Maxine Yarborough
Anita Hall, Grace Gonzales, Virginia Dees, Annette Embry
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OFFICERS
President
Audree Jacobs
Vice President
Frank Gillette
Secretary
Judith Abrams
Treasurer
Alvin Gerson
Historian
Janice Dowdy
Sergeant-at-A rms
James Easterly
Sponsor
B. M. Abbott
"Dr." Audrey Jacobs takes Tommy McFadden's pulse as Lynn
Kalmin, Janice Tucker, and Diane Cohen anxiously look on, at a
rehearsal of "Beauty and the Beef."
JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB
First row: Mike Parker, Raymond Neathery, Jeannie Alley,
Ida Katz, Lynne Kalmin, Gwynda Clark, Carolyn Crowder,
Doris Reed, Dianne Cohen, Joyce Brown, Phyllis Ross, Wanda
Walker, Tommy McFadden.
Second row: Frances Roffman, Helen Roffman, Alice Banks,
Francis Johnson, Judith Abrams, Audree Jacobs, Gloria
Stockton, Janice Anderson, Phyllis Morris, Sally Minter, Rose
Alir-sr Newman. Rasa Ellen Heimann, Jane Pierson.
Third row: Janice Tucker, Nelda Dance, Norma Ruth Johnson,
Dorothy George, Maxine Robbins, Mary Price, Patricia Tay-
lor, Janice Dowdy, Marie Henry, Frances Shew, Rosemary
Breeden, Patsy McDaniel.
Fourth row: Oville Haddock, J. H. Whitman, Jerry Chandler,
Frank Gillett, James Easterly, Donald Long, L. E. Lemaster,
Billy Johnson, Bobby Fleeman, Cecil Clowers, B. M. Abbott.
"Music, Maestro, please," says Jerry Oliver as he gives Dorothy
Miller the signal to start the recorol, and Carole Jenkins and
Geraldine Erskine the cue to sing.
POPULAR SONG CLUB
OFFICERS
President
Dorothy Miller
Secretary
Ma ry White
Treasurer
Evelyn Zaidl
Sponsor
Miss Mary Jordan
First row: Claudia Smith, Sandra Simons, Evelyn Zaidl, Edna Third row: Orvil Shindoll, Zelma Cooper, Gracie Littrell, Mar
Riley, Mary White, Dorothy Miller, Ruth Williamson, Betty garet Smith, Nancy Moore, Betty McMillen, Patsy Rutledge
Minton, Jerry Oliver. Joyce' Vogelsang, Bobby Worther.
Second row: Juanita Molina, Linda Whittington, Betty Thornton, FOUffl'I f0Wf D01'0fl'1Y Jean VlCk, D0f0Tl1Y' Jean Smifh, Maffha
Glenda Norman, Mary Medlin, Gaynell Moore, Shirley Wil- Janice Miller, Del0l'iS Ann McAfee, ll'lS Paiflckf A9-3Yfl'I6
son, Doris Manning. Tate, Ray Pina.
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One of Forest's largest organi-
zations, the Popular Song Club,
has a membership of eighty-two
Junior High students. Their main
activity is learning. the current
hits.
The old time "barber shop quartet" is demonstrated for the
Popular Song Club by J. D. Dukes, Charlene Forbus, Mary White,
and Evelyn Zaidl.
POPULAR SONG CLUB
First row: Jackie Griswold, Alice Crawford, Janis Cole, Jerline
Pierce, Eddie Grayson, Clarice Jones, LaNell Farles, Patricia
Freeman, Shirley Jean Ayers, Doris Ball, Paula Jean Leech.
Second row: Shirley Sharp, Lydia Scott, Martha Shaw, Barbara
Griffin, Charlene Forbus, Wilda Gilbert, Nancy Bray, Charles
Forbus, J. D. Dukes,i Shirley Byrom, Darlene Brown, Miss
Mary E. Jordan.
Third row: Shirley Grant, Jackie Tott, Geraldine Erskine, Cly
dean Houston, Joyce Vogelsang, Sue Barnett.
To make up This hobby club
sTudenTs have combined educa
Tion, fun, and free afternoons
Aided by Mr. Peek, Their Spon-
sor, The members learn Tricks as
well as The Tundamemals of skaT-
ing.
ICE SKATING CLUB
Firsf row R V Peek George Duke Jerry Hobbs Norvllle Second row Geraldine Lee, Sylvia Welfchek, Gerrie Wilson,
Walker Jackie Holcomb John Yarborough I-l0yd J0hfTS0l'1 Nancy Large La June Brewer, Lucreiia Miller, Marcia Banks,
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Captains
Lucille Curry
Virginia McWhirter
Patsy Robinson
Judy Armstrong
Gypsy West
Sponsors
Miss Peggy Lipscomb
Miss Mary Ann Nugent
The tricks ot the twirler are shown by Miss Peggy Lipscomb
to Gypsy West and Lucille Curry, vivacious members of the Baton
Twirlers Club.
BATON TWIRLERS CLUB
First row: Carolyn Smith, Beverly Wolford, Shirley Burton,
Dixie Blount, Cuebell Chancellor, Willeen Bynum, Freda
Woolsey, Carol Warren.
Second row: Jonell Wilkey, Shirley Ruff, Doris Ann Luttrell,
Sylvia Cowand, Billie Nowlin, Delores Johnson, Laqueta
Payne, Norma Hudson, Miss Peggy Lipscomb.
Third row: Barbara Harwell, Patsy Howard, Lucille Curry,
Denadise Carpenter, Ann Owen, Concha Torres, Barbara
Butler, Doris Howell, Linda Jones.
Fourth row: Doris Smith, Mary Lou Boshears, Wynelle Wilson,
Joyce Huffman, Barbara Jackson, Marcia Jacobs, Etta Cates.
Fifth row: Shirley Kiser, Daphine Mayer, Barbara Jones, Vir-
ginia McWhirter, Judy Mixon, Betty McFadden, Wanda
Raye Young, Gala Mae Dowdy, Sandra Cowand.
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lt takes two smiling library helpers, Suetelle Cohen and Rose
Alice Newman, to help Don Garrett find his book.
LIBRARY HELPERS
OFFICERS
President
'Jean Forsythe
Vice President
Joycelyn Dean
Secretary
Nellie Bass
Treasurer
Shirley Yates
Reporter
Ellen Richardson
Sponsor
Miss lna Roberts
First row: Joyce Jones, Kay Davis, Emily Wilson, Willie Mae Third row: Betty Walker, Kay Overton, Patsy Lewis, Pat
Herndon, Joycelyn Dean, Joan Ferell, Joyce Ferell, Barbara Canaday, Elwanda Kent, Barbara Ballard, Shirley Ruff, Ina
Richardson, Dorothy Richardson, Sue Reynolds. Roberts, Mrs. Hazel Corcoran.
Second row: Bettye Jaggers, Nellie Bass, Sylvia Bounds, Jeanne
Forsyth, Shirley Yates, Shirley Sims, Sue Brumfield, Jeanette
Pilley, Paula Barnett, Francis Johnson.
erage.
Clinic Helpers aid Mrs. Pegues,
school nurse, by filing program
cards and information concerning
students' health, and sometimes
administer simple first aid. Any
student is eligible for work in
the clinic if he has a free period
and a satisfactory scholastic av-
"I think you'll live," says efficient clinic helper, Doris Smith, as
she takes Gladys Snow's temperature.
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Dorothy George. Juanita Wilson, LaVerne Samples, Joyce Suits.
Second row: Adrienne Engelberg, Sylvia Railey, Gladys Dean
Snow, Jacqueline Griswald, Mrs. Raye Pegues, Margaret
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OFFICERS
President
Jerry Hobbs
Secrefary
Nelda Dennis
Recorders
Pat Hoffmeier
Wilda Dennis
Sponsor
C. V. Goodman
Dennis Third row Mr C V Goodman, David Wedin, Don Grlnstead
Nelda Louise Dennis Bob derch Jerry Hobbs Roy Randolph, Doyle Baker.
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Quill and Scroll Society is an
honor organization, with mem-
bership limited to outstanding
Students. Each must be in the
upper third ot the class scholas-
tically, and each must have done
superior work in some branch of
creative writing. The first initia-
tion ceremony of the Forest
Chapter was held in 1946. Eight
student journalists were initiated
in January, 1953. A. S. Johnston,
iournalism teacher at Forest, is
a Regional Vice President.
Don Matthews, assistant to Superintendent of Schools W. T.
White, talks on the importance of iournalism.
QUILL and SCROLL SOCIETY
First row: Tommy Jennings, Mary Frances Tuttle, Nelva Scal- Second row: Weldon Glasscock, Douglas Haupe, Don Matthews,
Ions, A. S. Johnston, Pat Hoffmeier, Patsy Wortham. Herman Finley. A
"We'll need two hundred copies, please," say Nelva Scallons,
Bill Reinle, and Douglas Hawpe to Pat Hoffmeier as they prepare
forthe rush on Echo day.
FOREST ECHO STAFF
STAFF
FALL SEMESTER
Editor-in-Chief
Tommy Jennings
News Editor
Mary Frances Tuttle
Feature Editor
Nelva Scallons
Sports Editor
Herman Finley
Club Editor
Janelle Hiten
Junior Editors
Jean Petty
Raymond Bailey
Business Manager
Weldon Glasscock
Advertisement Manager
Douglas Hawpe
Circulation Manager
Pat Hoffmeier
Exchange Manager
Eugenia Allen
Patsy Wilburn
Sponsor
Albert S. Johnston
First row: Weldon Glasscock, Mary Frances Tuttle, Tommy Third row: Douglas Hawpe, Rosalie Skibell, Robert Sigler Ray-
Jennings, Janelle Hiten, Herman Finley. mond Bailey, N. L. Dickinson.
Second row: Albert S. Johnston, Eugenia Allen, Pat Wilburn,
Gladys Goldstein, Beverly Glick, Bob McGee, George Duke.
SPRING SEMESTER
Editor-in-Chief
Richard Bates
Associate Editor
Gloria Lindsay
News Editor
Jerry Bates
Feature Editor
Jerry Hobbs
Sports Editor
Don Caldwell
Club Editor
Mary Allen
Business Managers
June Apple
Shirley Wyre "What a scoop!" says Richard Bates, center, as he gives details
Advertising Manager of the story to members of the spring Echo staff.
Bob Burch
Circulation Manager
Milton Louer
EXC'1an9eMana9e'S FOREST ECHO STAFF
Carol Kirschbaum
Dorothy Sinclair SPRING SEMESTER
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Sponsor
Albert S. Johnston
First row: Mary Allen, Dorothy Sinclair, Gloria Lindsay, June Second row: Richard Bates, Don Caldwell, Carole Kirschbaum,
Apple, Shirley Wrye. Jerry Bates, Jerry Hobbs, Bob Burch.
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STAFF 1
ROSE MARIE POTASH SONYA POTASH JEANETTE GOODMAN HANNA GOLDMAN MARIAN WHITE
N. L. DICKINSON SUE LAMBERT PEGGY THOMAS
DON GARRETT
Above: Two heads are better than one,
that is, if they belong to the Potash
sisters. Rose Marie points out to Sonya,
at typewriter, a "must" for the calendar.
Right: Cookies, cokes, and copy go
hand in hand as the "Saturday shift" plan
a layout. Left to right: Jeanette Goodman,
Marian White, and Hanna Goldman.
FORESTER ANNUAL
STAF F
EDITORS
Hanna Goldman Rose Marie Potash
Jeanette Goodman Sonya Potash
Marian White '-
ADVERTISING MANAGER
N. L. Dickinson
BUSINESS MANAGER
Peggy Thomas
ART EDITOR SENIOR EDITOR
Don Garrett
SPONSOR
Mary Smith Clark
Sue Lambert
FORESTER AN NUAL
STAFF
ASSISTANT EDITORS
Sylvia Weltcheck
lone Lumpkin
Betty Wilson
Joyce Norman
Patsy Wortham
Gloria Lindsay
SPORTS STAFF
Weldon Glasscock
Richard Bates
ART STAFF
Mary Allen
Joyce Bennett
Coylyn Pyle
Juanita Wilson
ART ADVISOR
Alex Pickens
ALL TEXAS HONORS
195O,1951,1952
Left: Sue Lambert records amounts, as
collectors check in receipts. Left to right,
standing: Jean Clark, Geraldine Lee, Lou-
ella Dobbs, lone Lumpkin, Lynette Katz,
Lucretia Miller, Phil Millender, Sally Bush-
man, Janet Bradbury, Sandra Mathias, and
Carolyn Hall.
Below: One of the most important iobs
on the annual staff is keeping the books
straight. Members of this group are left
to right: Shirley Ruvaldt, Sylvia Welt-
chek, Peggy Thomas, Emily Hunt, and
N. L. Dickinson.
Above: Art Staff members Coylyn Pyle,
Juanita Wilson, Joyce Bennett, and Don
Garrett, prepare posters.
Left: Sports writers look over pictures
of the 1953 track team. Left to right:
Marian White, Betty Wilson, Weldon Glass-
cock, and Richard Bates.
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A year-round athletic program is offered
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orest students. Lions participate in both intra-
mural and inter-school sports H
. ere Stanley
Abramson, 20, and Scottie Allen 21 break up a
jump shot by Mike Easterling bf illorth Dallas.
Other Foresters are Frank White 16, and Gene
Kitterman,- 25.
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Head Coach
CECIL JOHNSON
Standing with line Coach J. D. Sheppard are the starting
line men.
Left to right: Weldon Glasscock, Bill Reinle, Billy Dixon, Coach
Sheppard, Bobby McDaniel, Marvin Wise, Louis McGarity,
Herman Finley. ,
FOOTBALL REVIEW
FOREST 32-JESUIT I8
After playing mediocre ball the first half, the
Forest Lions exploded in the third quarter to
defeat the Jesuits 32-i8 at Dal-Hi, September ii.
Hard running by little Jerry Brockway and Frank
White kept the Rangers on their heels. Defensive
stanclouts for the Lions were Bill Dixon and
Marvin Wise.
FOREST 7-TYLER 2I
Riding high from. their win over Jesuit, the
Forest Lions next battled the Tyler Lions at Dal-
Hi, September 18. The Lions from East Texas
beat the Dallas Lions 21-7. Again Jerry Brockway
led the Lions' offensive machine while Bill Sharp,
Charles Brummett, and Bill Reinle led the defen-
sive unit.
FOREST I9-TEXARKANA 33
Forest iourneyed to Texarkana for the first out
of town game. Again the Lions met defeat. The
Lions' attack was led by Jerry Brockway's hard
running and Frank White's passes to Lowell
Griffin and Herman Finley. Donald Brazil and
Jerry Bates turned in outstanding defensive play.
FOREST 6-CARTER RIVERSIDE 32
The Green Wave went to Fort Worth, October
2, to meet defeat at the hands of the Riverside
Eagles 32-6. Long runs by Bill Sharp featured the
Forest running attack, while big Bill Reinle led
the offensive linemen. Lowell Griffin and Charles
Scott turned in good defensive work.
Coach Cowser ex
plains the fundamentals
of carrying the pigskln
to the starting backs
Left to right: Don Cald l
well, Bill Sharp, Frank
White, Jerry Brock ay
and Coach Bob Co ser
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First row: Herman Finley, Weldon Glasscock, Don Caldwell, Stockdale, Lesly Hancock, Charles Scott, Manager Kenneth
Bill Sharp, Jerry Brockway, Frank White, Bill Reinle, Bobby Birdsong.
McDaniels, Billy Dixon, Louis McGarity.
Third row: Coach J. D. Sheppard, Richard Bates, Marvin Wise,
Second row: Coach Bob Cowser, Manager Cecil Stebbins, Rex Wofford, Philip Jones, Billy Willeford, Donald Nance,
Charles Brummett, Donny Thomas, Bobby Woods, Jerry Pinky Brownlee, Buster Tillery, Donald Brazil, Coach James
Bates, Lowell Griffin, Jimmy Ashley, Bob McGee, Walter Batchelor, Coach Otto Rhome, Coach Cecil Johnson.
FOOTBALL REVIEW
FOREST 2l-GAINESVILLE I4
The reiuvenated Lions broke into the win col-
umn at the expense of the Gainesville Leopards,
October 9, at Dal-Hi Stadium. The Lions came from
behind in the third quarter and Threw back two
FOREST 0-ADAMSON 20
Gainesville scoring threats.
FOREST 20-SUNSET 33
The Lions opened the city race with a loss to
Sunset. The Lions stayed neck and neck with the
pre-season favorite until the third quarter when
the Bisons pulled
lead which they
quarter.
FOREST
The Lions next
away for a two touchdown
held throughout the fourth
I4-WOODROW 20
played Woodrow Wilson and
lost a hard-fought contest to the Wildcats. Long
runs by Woodrow's Bobby Ewell broke the Lions'
back in the final quarter. Don Caldwell and Lowell
Griffin provided Forest's offensive punch, while
Billy Dixon and Marvin Wise turned in fine de-
fensive work.
FOREST 39-TECH I2
Forest's first conference win was at the expense
of the Tech Wolves. The Lions scored twice in
every quarter except the fourth. Led by Don
Caldwell's passing and Bill Sharp's running, the
Lions completely'routed the Wolves.
FOREST I4-NORTH DALLAS 20
The Co-Champion North Dallas Bulldogs proved
their worth as they over ran the Forest Lions
November 14, at Dal-Hi. The Bulldogs built up a
two touchdown lead in two quarters of play and
went on to overcome the Lions by four touch-
downs.
In their final game the Forest Lions fell before
the onslaught of the Adamson Leopards Novem-
ber 21, at Dal-Hi. Costly fumbles and intercepted
passes spelled defeat for the Lions. With this win
Adamson clinched a tie for first place.
GAME HIGHLIGHTS
Little Jerry Brockway smashes over
from the 2-yard line to score Forest's
lone Touchdown against Tyler.
A Gainesville Leopard is tackled by
Don Caldwell after intercepting one
of Caldwell's passes. Louis McGarity
and Charles Scott cover up for Cald-
well.
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of Jesuit for a short gain as Marvin
Wise comes up to lend a hand.
Charles Scott scoots over for the
second Forest touchdown against Sun-
set. Bobby McDanieIs clears the way
for Scott's tour yard scamper.
Don Brazil CSU, Jerry Bates C521
and Bill Dixon Qorij, clog up on Adam-
son's scoring attempt.
Bill Sharp is tackled by Curley John-
son after a short gain against Wood-
'row. Bill Reinle throws a block into
Johnson.
GAME HIGHLIGHTS
Lewis McGarity and Richard Bates
clear the way as Bill Sharp crashes
over for his second touchdown against
North Dallas.
Lowell Griffin slips away from a
Tech defender as he begins his 64
yard iaunt against Tech.
The Lion B-Squad had a successful season, Forest B's ...... .... 6 Seagoville ,-.,..... s--56
First row: Coach Otto Rhome, Ernest Roe, Billy Martin, Carl
Smith, Neal Faulkner, Leon Schwartz, Harold Taylor, Coach
J. B. Batchelor.
Second row: M. L. Kennedy, Horace Malone, Bill Holton, Gary
Drake, Edwin Hill, Stanley Wyll, Quandon Franks.
Third row: Warren Reynolds, Tom Minter, Raymond Bailey,
Sonny Smith, Monty Stevens, Dwaine Lentz.
Fourth row: Bobby Havens, James Goss, Ray Lemons, Travis
Bolton, Jackie Starnard, Derl Hallmark, Donald Raniey.
"B" TEAM FOOTBALL SQUAD
SEASON'S REVIEW
finishing with a 5-5 record and a tie for second
place in the city B-Team race. Handicapped by
lack of depth, the Lions opened the season against
Seagoville losing 56-6. ln following non-city
games, the Lions lost two and won two, bowing
to South Oak Cliff and Garland, and beating
Jesuit and Highland Park. When the city race
opened, the Lions showed vast improvement al-
though they lost their opener to Sunset 20-12.
Standouts for the B-Team gridders were Jackie
Stanard, Ernie Roe, Quandon Franks, and M. L.
Kennedy.
Forest
South Oak Cliff
FOFSST Jesuit ...............
Forest Garland ...........
Forest Highland Park -
Forest Sunset B's .......
Forest
Forest
Forest
Forest
Woodrow B's ---
North Dallas B's
Tech Bs ...........
Adamson B's
First row: Coach Cameron Neal, Coach Quesenberry, Jean
Boatman, William Farris, Johnny Burchett, Howard New-
house, Jimmy Brockway, Pete Embry, Scottie Farris, Coach
Cody.
Second row: Richard Simmons, Joel Wyatt, Marion Fallwell, Don
Morrey, Willie Wilson, Dale Caldwell.
Third row: Dick Mann, Bedel Saucedo, James Smith, Delbert
Willford, Van Hammond, Donald Doyle.
Fourth row: Windle Chapmen, Lawrence Greer, David Smith,
Charles Roberts, J. B. Kirk, W. T. Holton.
Fifth row: Willie Walles, Alfred Kiser, Jackie Martin, Joe
Sawyer, Jimmy Rogers, Harry Karlen.
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Billy Pressely.
JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL
The Junior Cubs, in their second year of foot-
ball, had a good season. Experience paid off.
With twelve lettermen, the Cubs ran the split-T
under the direction of Coaches Cameron Neal and
Angus Cody.
The Cubs first defeated Boude Storey 32-O
under the able quarterbacking of Willie Wilson.
They next defeated Spence 19-0 and Rusk, 7-0.
Unscored on in three games, they next took on
Greiner and defeated them 18-12 in the Cotton
Bowl. The baby Lions' downfall came as Long de-
feated them twice in a row 20-19, and 25-O. In
the consolation games Spence trimmed Forest
18-O.
Throughout the season, the Cubs were led on
defense by Joel Wyatt, Richard Simmons, William
Farris, and Marion Fallwell. The Cubs' offensive
spark was furnished by Willie Wilson, Pete Embry,
Bedel Saucido, Don Massey, and J. B. Kirk.
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Forest Jr. ..... ...... 1 9 Spence ------------ 0
Forest Jr ...... --- 7 Rusk ----- ---- - - 0
Forest Jr. .... ...... 1 8 Greiner ,, .... --12
Forest Jr. ..... ...... 1 9 Long ...-- , ------ 20
Forest Jr. .... 0 Long ----- ---- - -25
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lV1Sef1 Third row: Fourth row:
Mrs. lrma Unger, Director Paddy BU,-men Jane Gray
First row: Eva Walton Barbara Hambrick
Joan Hadaway
Sue Cummings
Tressie Mixon
Wilma Williams
Pat Roseman
Christine Cameron
Second row:
Linda Hindman
Edna Wallace
Dorothy Easley
Janet Holcomb
Mary Sharp
Marcia Banks
Glenda Moore
Violet Marshall
Betty Hullum
Barbara Bray
Jo Thompson
Annette Harwell
Laurael Sippey
Elizabeth Hart
Lucretia Miller
The Forest Avenue High School Pep Squad, with their colorful
new uniforms of bright green velveteen shorts and white satin
blouses, added much interest to the half-time activities at the
football games. Their new drills, led by Janet Holcomb, Were
especially unique, as is shown in the three pictures on the Op-
posite page. W
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band and pep squad make
a ,race track.
The maioreftes assist the
band and pep squad in
forming a gun.
The pep squad
and band rehearse
the formation of a
boat for The Forest-
Tech game.
JUNIOR
MAJORETTES,
Left To right: Shirley Burton, Joy Kover, Cecilia Chandler, Beverly Wortham
Willeen Bynum, Rose Kovsky.
Firsf row: Ann Lancasfer, Bobbie Hicks, Galia White, Jeanine Davis.
Second row: Olin Buchannan, Cleo Haddock, Orvil Haddock, Charles Ventura.
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First row: Rosa Castro, Billie Nowlin.
Second row: Barbara Butler, Gypsy West.
Third row: Doris Smith, Billie Touchstone.
Fourth row: Eddie Grayson, Winnie Branch.
Fifth rovv: Dan'l Johnson, Mary Marvin, Norma
Johnson, LaNell Farley, Deloris Johnson.
JUNIOR
PEP
SQUAD
Sixth row: Maxine McCoy, Claudette LeBlanc.
Seventh row: Betty Watkins, Joy Ingram.
Eighth row: Linda Jones, Helen Rottman, France
Roftman, Margaret Smith, Montaz Dodd, Bar-
bara Freeland, Geneva Williams.
Left to right: Barbara Butler,
Norma Johnson, Mary Marvin,
Janis Dowdy, Barbara Free-
land, Deloris Johnson, Billie
Touchstone.
BASKETBALL
SEASON
Forest ........ 48
Forest ........ 52
Forest ........ 42
Forest ,.....,. 36
Forest ........ 56
Forest ........ 51
Forest ........ 36
Forest ........ 49
Forest
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Forest.. ....... 36
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Sunset .......... 55
Woodrow ...... 55
Tech .........,..,, 64
Adamson ...,.. 56
North Dallas ,651
Woodrow ...... 75
Sunset .......... 61
Tech ......,...,.,6 65
Adamson ,.,... 57
North Dallas -61
Charles Leggett and Scottie Allen scramble in the Adamson game
while Gene Kitterman watches.
SENIOR HIGH TEAM
First row: Jimmy Horn, Stanley Abramson, Gene Second rowe Lowell Griffin, Scottie Allen, Charles
Kitterman, Captain, Lyndal Welch, Frank White. Leggett, Don Hambrick, Charles Brummett,
, Jesse Smith, Manager.
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Woodrow player tries to score, while Stan-
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BASKETBALL
Forest ..,..... s..... 2 8 Storey .....
Forest ........ .,,,v. 2 9 Long ......
Forest ........ .,.,,, 3 O Rusk ......
Forest ........ ..A... 3 4 Greiner -.,
Forest ........ ,..... 3 2 Spence .....
Forest ........ ,..... 3 4 Storey .....
Forest ......,. ...... 4 2 Long ......
Forest ,,...... vA.... 2 l Rusk ....
Forest ....,... ...... 4 2 Greiner .....
Forest ..,..e,. ...., . 35 Spence .....
JUNIOR HIGH TEAM
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David Smith, Cleo Haddock, Joe Rodarte, Jimmy Biockway. 'Doyle, Clifton Walten, Gerald Templeman Joel Wyatt Bull
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Johnson, Larry Allen, Marion Falwell.
First row: Shirley Burton, Carmen Amador, Bob- Third row: Rebecca Kirby, Gwynda Clark, Peggy
bie Stanley, Sally Minter, Sharon Throckmorton.
Second row: Tommie DeLeon, Joann Vita, Helen
Reed, Barbara Lovin, Barbara Glover, Juanez
Kimbrell, Patsy Downey, Shirley Ruff, Ida Katz,
Carolyn Crowder, Sylvia Cowand, Molly Gas-
ton, Wyndelle Easley, Kathleen Joines, Jackie
Johnson, Patsy Tissier, Velma Catfel, Bobbie
McCown.
Richardson, Doris McDonald, Glenda Norman
June Huckaby, Helen Davis, Diane Newby
Daphine Mayer, Jean Burchett, Barbara Moore
Barbara Jones, Glenda Johnson.
Fourth row: La Nelle Vick, Marcia Lumpkin
Wanda Raye Young, Nina Strickland, Sue Mar
low, Thelma Pelley.
NEWCCMB TOURNAMENT
WINNERS
Bobbie Stanley returns
the newcomb ball to wait-
ing members ot the oppo-
site team.
First row: Patsy Patterson, Marlene Dunahoo,
Gula Mae Dawdy, Norma Tankersley, Sandra
Mathias, Darlene Nelson, Joyce Suits, Laqueta
Payne, Carol Warren.
Second row: Pat Canaday, Shirley Kiser, Andrea
Tranco, Elvira Alvarez, Gwendolyn Goldstein,
Glenda Davault, Ann Owen, Corene Hughes,
Patricia Richards, Elizabeth Benedict, Sylvia
Neal, Jeanne Marshall, Wilda Gilbert.
Third row: Irene Jones, Barbara Spoerl, lone
Lumpkin, Frances Hendrick, Patsy Ford, Eliza-
beth Lowe, Aquilla Jimison, Frances Bell, Tillie
Oxman, Carmelita Preston, Shirley Rybak, Rita
Blatt, Stella Tackitt, Marilyn Price, Jo Ann Fryer,
Carolyn Austin, Margo Fernandez, Alice Crow-
ford.
Fourth row: Frances Adamson, Gladys Dean
Snow, Elizabeth Cody, Norma Jean Ross, Bar-
bara Cash, Pat McCullough, Bettie McFarlin,
Cleta Hatcher, Mariorie Morrison, Billie Brooks,
Dorothy Golden, Wanda Roberson, Laverne
Samples, Jackie Griswald, Doris Howell, Jean
Flowers, Gerry Bain.
Fifth row: Bobbie Burns, Joyce Ferell, Shirley
Doss, Patricia Justice, Dorothy George, Mary
Gilliland.
TENEKOIT TOURNAMENT
WINNERS
Frances Hendricks pre-
pares to catch the tenekoit
served by a member of the
other team.
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
WINNERS
First row: Marlene Dunahoo, Cleta Hatcher, Galia
White, Wanda Roberson, Judith Abrams, Carol
Nulisch, Patsy Patterson, Adrienne Engelberg,
Betty Hill. '
Second row: Wanda Goode, Bettie McFarlin, Lu-
cille Curry, Wilda Dennis, Ann Fletcher, Lydia
Scott, Shirley Sharp, Martha Shaw, Betty Valen-
tine, Carmelita Preston, Barbara Davis, Alma
Jones, Barbara Blevins, Jeannie Alley, Doris
Hodges, Julia Miller, Nancy Moore.
Third row: Frances Hendrick, Emily Wilson, Betty
Creacy, Mary Alice Joines, Carole Higgins,
Maxine Robbins, Dorothy George, Dorothy
Golden, Ellen Richardson, Glenda Daniel, Betty
McMillen, Meverly Phillips, Sylvia Neal, Shirley
Harris, Barbara Ballard, Darlene Nelson, lone
Lumpkin, Gwen Looney.
Fourth row: Dorothy Harmon, Gerry Wilson,
Gerry Bain, Louise McDaniel, Marlene Coker,
Mary Gilliland, Sonia Cowand, Mary Priscock,
Tillie Oxman, Joan Ferell, Joyce Ferell, Pat
Hottmeier, Jackie Herring, Bobbie Burns.
Fifth row: Lynne Kalmin, Nellie Bass, Cora Mae
Leach, Patrrcia McCullough, Nancy Magness,
Jo Nell Tenery, Sandra Mathias, Clydean Hous-
ton, Dorothy Jean Vick, Jeanne Forsyth, Pau-
Iine Lewis, Sylvia Bownds, Shirley Yates.
Carolyn Austin returns a
high serve during a very
close volleyball game.
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS
First row: Dorothy Golden, Fay Johnson, Jalna
Imhoot, LaJuanda Abbott, Marlene Dunahoo,
Carol Nulisch, lone Lumpkin, Lynnette Katz,
Frances Hendrick, Marjorie Morrison, Frances
Bell, Gwen Looney, June Apple, Betty Fitz-
water, Shirley Lutz, Lynne Kalmin, Dorothy
Worley.
Second row: Norma Tankersley, Norma Hudson,
Amelia -Pontley, Agaytha Tate, Lucille Curry,
Mary Chote, Elizabeth Benedict, Ava Nell Dean,
Sylvia Bownds, Pat Taylor, Barbara Barlow,
Jeannie Alley, Barbara Thompson, Janis Fuller,
Irene Jones.
Third row: Patsy Willingham, Jannette Hawley,
Damaris Walker, Joyce Jones, Betty Creacy,
Shirley Wrye, Mildred Roushey, Patricia Jus-
tice, Charlene Trammell, Rose Ellen Heimann,
Willie Mae Bell,' Jeanne Harris, Bobbie Jean
Howard.
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1952 SEASON
Larry Schwartz, far right, breaks the
tape to win The 1OO yard dash at the
Regional Meet.
The City and Regional Champion
440 relay team, left to right: Robert
Walker, Frank White, Harry Roberts,
Larry Schwartz.
Under The direction of Track Coach,
Bob Cowser, The Lion thin clads gained
fourth place in The ciTy Track meet and
also in The regional meet. Larry Sch-
wartz proved his ability as a Track and
field man by winning high point honors in both
meets. Point winners of The city meet were Larry
Schwartz, 121121 points, Weldon Glasscock, 8
points, Hap Roberts, 11A points, Frank White,
1V4 points, Robert Walker, 11A points, and Luther
Borgeson, 1 point. The 440 relay Team made up
of Robert Walker, Frank White, Hap Roberts, and
Larry Schwartz along with Weldon Glasscock, The
Timber topper, represented Forest at Austin in
The State Meet.
Fourth from left is Weldon Glasscock, going
over The first barrier of hurdles at the Regional
Meet. He went on To win The event by tying The
'36 regional record with a time of 15.1 seconds.
TRACK
First row, left to right: Hap Roberts, Jimmy Stafford, Bud
Marshall, Gene Kitterman, Don Truesdell, Bobby Cannon,
Bobby McGee.
Second row: John Clendenon, Scotty Allen, Alfred Enzens-
perger, Lowell Griffin, Billy Womack, Bill Reinle, Marvin
Wise.
Third row: Coach Batchelor, Alan Eberstein, Jerry Biesel,
Tommy Jennings, M. L. Kennedy, Don Caldwell, Kenneth
Birdsong.
BASEBALL
Forest ...... ...... 3 Woodrow ..... ..... 3
Forest ...... ...... l Adamson 5
Forest ...... ...... 2 Sunset .... ..... O
Forest ...... ...... 2 Adamson .... ..... 4
Forest ...... ...... 4 Woodrow ..... ..... 7
Forest ...... ..,.,. 0 Sunset ......... ..... 2
Forest ...... ...... 3 North Dallas .... ..... l 3
Forest ...... ...... 2 Tech --- ......... ..... 6
Forest ...... Tech .......... - --
Forfeit
Forest ..,... ...... 2 North Dallas -..-- ----- 9
Although the Lion Diamond Men ended the city
series in the cellar, they came alive in the Ameri-
can Legion Tournament where they were known
as "Post 53." They gained the city championship
with only one loss to their Oak Cliff rival, Sunset.
After this loss the Lions remained undefeated
until an upset in the State semi-finals by Long-
view, 'l3-l2.
Outstanding plays were turned in all season
by Bud Marshall, Hap Roberts, and Pete Embry.
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N x,,L.,' e 14.7 in high hurdles, set a new
state record at the Oleander
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Charles Scott, and Jackie Starnard, left to rightj
placed third in the Oleander State Meet.
Charles Scott and Jackie Starnard get set tor
the lOO-yard dash.
First row: Bobby Woods, Billy Williford, Charles Scott, Pinky
Brownlee, Carl Smith, Jackie Starnard, Coach Cowser.
Second row: Leslie Hancock, Willie Wilson, Bobby Warren, Leon Third row: Donald Nance, Richard Bates, Weldon Glasscock,
Schwartz, Lewis McGarity, Jack Reed, Donnie Thomas. Marvin Wise, Jerry Bates, Frank White.
1953 Season
BASEBALL
Coach Batchelor watches M. L. Kennedy and Billy Womack, ace pitchers,
warm up.
Firsf FOWI JESS-S Smllhf MHNBQEF, SCOTUS Allen, D0f1alCl Bfazllf Second row: Don Caldwell, Marvin Wise, Pete Embry, Bobby
Ernest Roe, James Smith, Robert Roe, Quandon Franks, Coach Boofh, Billy Womack, M. L. Kennedy.
Batchelor.
Third row: Lowell Griffin, Gene Kitterman, James Roushey.
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I952 REVIEW
The Forest Avenue High Tennis team started
their matches with Woodrow Wilson. This first
match finished as did all ot the other games of
the season, with a loss.
Playing singles, George Annes was the only
Lion netman to reach the city finals, Edwin
Siegel and Lane Kalmin played boys' doubles.
Starting girls were Sue Lambert and Vivian
Ginsburg, with Marian White filling in on single
matches.
l953 SCHEDULE
March 16 Forest vs. Woodrow Wilson
March 18 Forest vs. North Dallas
March 23 Forest vs. Sunset
March 25 Forest vs Adamson
March 30 Forest vs Tech
First row: Carmen Amador, Tommie DeLeon, Helen Clark,
Virginia Flores.
I953 REVIEW
This year's tennis team promises to better the
record ofthe T952 season. The Senior High group
is coached by Eugene Kribbs and John Johnson
coaches the Junior High team.
Headed by the veteran doubles George Annes
and Lane Kalmin, the Senior team looks good.
Robert Goldstein and Billy Granek will play boys'
singles. Marlene Drumgold, a newcomer this sea-
son, will probably play in the girls' singles.
This year's Junior High team looks promising.
Led by Larry Annes in the singles. the team
should go far. Doubles are Carmen Amador and
Tommie DeLeon, while Helen Clark and Virginia
Flores are slated to play singles.
Second row: Larry Annes, Lane Kalmin, George Annes, Marlene
Drumgold, Sue Lambert, Vivian Ginsberg.
Third row: Robert Goldstein, Billy Granek, Coach Eugene E.
Kribbs.
On The Fairway
i952 SEASON SCORES
Under Coach Andy Anderson the 1952 golf
team finished fourth after an early season slump.
Led by Captain Robert Ramirez, the rest of the
team, composed of Melvyn Boswell, Grady Hud-
gens, Hilario Ramirez and Dudley Coldiron, im-
proved steadily. They came up from the cellar to
finish in fourth place. Most of the golfers are
back for another season of play.
i953 SEASON
Coach A. K. Quesenberry's golf team promi-
ses to be a definite threat to last year's cham-
pions, Woodrow. Heading the team is Robert
Ramirez, last year's Captain. Close behind Robert
is his brother, Hilario, who is followed by Melvyn
Boswell, Grady Hudgens and Dudley Coldiron.
The team has won three and lost one of the
games as the annual goes to press. Coach Que-
senberry has high hopes for Forest's linksters.
Forest ,,,.,...,,..,... O Sunset ........ ......... 6
Forest ,........,...... 3 V2 Tech ......--.......---.-,--- 2 V2
Forest ---,,,,..,..-,,. 6 North Dallas ..........-. 0
Forest ,,,,,-,,,,,,,A,, 'I V2 Adamson ..,...........-. 4V2
SCHEDULE
March I4-Forest vs. Woodrow
March 21-Forest vs. Sunset
April 4-Forest vs. North Dallas
April 18-Forest vs. Adamson
April 24-Regional Meet
April 25-Forest vs. Woodrow
April 28-Forest vs. Sunset
May 8-9-State Meet
Left to right: Dudley Coldiron, Robert Ramirez, Melvyn Boswell, Hilario Ramirez, Coach A. K.
Quesenberry.
"We're in the army now" is the Thought of
Foresfs military boys as they get a Thorough mili-
tary training. Here Sergeant William Sharp ex-
plains the parts of a rifle to his class.
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Above: MfSgt. Andress and Colonel
Roberts instruct a group of rookies in first
aid.
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the Third Regiment R.O.T.C., D o n a I d
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left, and Otto Disch, the name ot the top
student brass: Don Caldwell, Colonel.
Right: Colonel Roberts shows
his class how a parachute flare on
a rifle works.
HONOR WREATH SOCIETY
First row:
Col. Ross Segal
Capt. Exg. Don Caldwell
Second row:
Mai. Reuben Grinstein
Capt. Donald Schultze
Capt. Charles Schweizer
Capt. Alton Edwards
lst Lt. Sam Guynes
2nd Lt. Norman Roberts
2nd Lt. Wayne Shaw
Third row:
Sgt. Joseph Friedman
Mfsgf. Louis Lebel
lst Sgt. Huldie Nulisch
lst Sgt. Rodger Coley
SFC Leon Schwartz
MfSgt. John Caronna
SFC Jerry Witherspoon
SFC Larry Joe Wells
Fourth row:
SFC Travis Bolton
lst Sgt. Donnie Thomas
MfSgt. John Yarborough
SFC Jimmie May
SFC Jack Lyons
1st Sgt. Donald Nance
SFC Jim McCurdy
Mfsgf. Monte Stephens
SFC Carl Wilson
Capt. Don Caldwell
lst Lt. Tommy Jennings
2nd Lt. Baron Reynolds
2nd Lt. George Duke
lst Sgt. Cal Gordon
Second row:
Pvt. James Whitney
Sgt. Tom Minter
COMPANY A.
First row: Fourth row:
Pvt. Ray McKee
ist Sgt. George Herman
Pvt Bobby Hooper
Pvt. Tommy Hudson
Sgt Harry Harmon
Sgt. Robert Ridenour
Pvt Danny Capehart
Cpl Tony Slovak
Cpl
Donald Hicks
Sgt
Pvt
Sgt
Jackie Looney
Emmett Frier
. Jimmy Lee
Third row:
lst Sgt. Uhlan Elliott
Pvt. Levan Shelton
lst Sgt. Kenneth Shuemake
Pvt. John E. Jones
Pvt Charles Whatley
Pvt Phillip Russell
Cpl. Loyd McCoy
Sgt David Wedin
Pvt Phillip Petty
Sgt. Hilario Ramirez
Cpl.
Clerk Alex Rynecki
Fifth row:
Pvt. Doyle Baker
Sgt. Horace Malone
Pvt. Hardy Lebel
Sgt. Roy Randolf
lst Sgt. Maxie Blanton
Pvt. Bill Johnson
lst Sgt. Mason Hopkins
lst Sgt. Don Ray Grinstead
ist Sgt. Bobby Tate
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COMPANY B
First row: Fifrh row:
Capt. Alton Edwards
lst Lt. Sam Guynes
2nd Lt. Cecil C. Stibbins
2nd Lt. Kenneth Hicks
Ist Sgt. Donnie Thomas
Second row:
Pvt. Billy Kennelly
Pvt. Kenneth Anderson
Third row:
Pvt. Jimmy Luvallen
Pvt. J. R. Emerson
Pvt. Jimmy Rogers
Cpl. W. D. Kirkpatrick
Pvt. Luther Elmore
Pvt. Billy Webster
Pvt. Olin N. Buchanan
Pvt. Charles F. Meyners
Pvt. Buddy Austin
Pvt. Shellman R. Hassell
Fourth row:
Pvt. Billy Douglas
Sgt. Kenny Dula
Pvt. Leon Smith
vt. Jerry Eaves
Pvt. Lawrence-Greer
Sgt. Carl Smith
Pvt. Leslie Miles
lst Sgt. lsidor Weinberger
Pvt. John Duncan
Mfsgf. Louis Lebel
Cpl. Jerry Ashley
Pvt. Wayne Britt
Pvt. Ivy McMillan
Cpl. Perry Don Barber
lst Sgt. Jimmie London
Pvt. Troy Mixon
Pvt. Glenn Culpepper
Pvt. Wilbert Norris
Pvt. Charles Allen
lst Sgt. Edwin Hill
Sixth row:
Cpl. Bobby Hogue
lst Sgt. Jim McCurdy
MfSgt. Neal Faulkner
lst Sgt. Malcolm Echols
lst. Sgt. Lanny Gatlin
Pvt. Johnny Burchett
Pvt. Tommy Beddingfielcl
Sgt. Donald Jackson
Cpl. William McDonald
Cpl. Kenneth Maynard
Seventh row:
Sgt. Jesse Smith
Pvt. Clifford Schaefer
lst Sgt. Harold Crabtree
Sgt Billy Keel
Pvt Jack Presley
Sgt. Jack Lyons
Sgt James Roushey
Sgt Carl Wilson
Sgt Donald Carey
Pvt
Eddie Bullard
CCMPANY C
Col. Ross Segal
Capt. Bob Samford
2nd Lt. Maurice Anderson
2nd Lt. Daniel Verver
2nd Lt. Jerry Hobbs
lst Sgt. Donald Nance
Second row:
Pvt. Robert Jones
Sgt. Don Nelms
Pvt. Jackie Martin
Pvt. Eugene Wright
lst Sgt. Gail lmhoof
Pvt. Benny Weatherly
Pvt. Clint Collinsworth
MfSgt. John Caronna
Pvt. Ray Lewis
Pvt. Alvin Gerson
Pvt. Don McKenzie
First row: Thlfd VOWF
Pvt. Robert lser
Mfsgf. Monte Stephens
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Sgt
Pvt
Pvt.
Pvt.
Pvt.
Sgt. Edgar Hastings
Bobby McCommas
Bobby Thompson
Willie Wilson
Joe Beay
Donald Fain
Whitchier Gouge
Pvt. Jerry Chandler
Fourth row:
lst Sgt. Jimmy Atkinson
Pvt. Hillie Chambers
Pvt. Harry Karlen
Pvt. Billy Houston
Pvt. Fred Graves
Pvt. Bobby Chatten
lst Sgt. Boyd Moore
Pvt. Jim Wyatt
Pvt.
Leonard Reneau
Pvt.
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COMPANY D
First row: ' Fourth row:
Capt. Donald Schultze
1 lst Lt. Otto Disch
Cpl.
Paul Hoover
lst Sgt. Robert Ramirez
i 2nd Lt. Norman Roberts Pvt, Jimmy Haley
2nd Lt. Wayne Shaw Pvt, Don Probst
lst Lt. Bill Willeford Pvt, Raymond Bailey
l Pvt. Levon Hall
l Second row: Pvt. Billy Laminack
PW' Leon Schwariz Pvt. Willie Ledbetter
Pvt' Anhui' Garvin Pvt. Billy Joe Bedell
i Pvt. Ronny Eaves
' Pvt. Johnny Blanton Fifth row:
. Sgt. Jerry Witherspoon lPvt, K. Lynn Ellsworth
Pvt. Cecil Ledbetter lst Sgt. Huldie Nulisch
Pvt. Bobbe Cooley Sgt. Walter Scribner
Pvt. Larry Colder Pvt, Bud Ashton
Pvt. James Pvt. Orville Haddock
Pvt. Bobby Jackson Pvt, Virgil Murphy
Pvt. Donald Thompson Pvt, Emmett Hanvey
. Pvt. Dwaine Lantz
Th"d 'DWI Pvt. Qharles orassaffa
Pvt. George Kelsey Sgt. Bobby Baker
Pvt. Jerald Johnson
Pvt. W. T. Holden Sixth row:
Pvt. David Dowling Sgt. Norman Hallmark
Pvt. Joe Sartin Sgt. Raymond Davilla
Pvt. Jerry Lowrey Sgt. Richard Chote
Pvt Nick Dean Pvt. Walter Veno
Pvt. Jimmie Merur lst Sgt. Ray Lemons
Pvt Bobby Wesley lst Sgt. Travis Bolton
Pvt
Donald Day
George McFadden
Pvt. Delmer Pool
Pvt. Anthony Scamando
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DRILL TEAM
First row:
Capt. Don Caldwell
Mfsgf. Thomas H. Andress
Ist Lt. Sammy Guynes
Second row:
sfsgf. Jim McCurdy
Sgt. Bobby Thompson
MfSgt. Louis Lebel '
Cpl. Kenneth Maynard
Sgt. Bobby McCommas
2nd Lt. Norman Roberts l
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Third row:
Sqd. Ldr. Jack Lyons
Sgt. Roy Randolph
Sgt. Carl Wilson
M!Sgt. Emmett Hanvey
Pvt. Alex Rynecki
Mfsgf. Harold McCullough
lst Sgt. Gail Imhoof
Fourth row:
Sgt. Jimmy Atkinson
Sgt. David Wedin
Ist Sgt. Don Grinstead
Cpl. Bob Hogue
Cpl. Perry Barber
Cpl. William McDonald
Larry Calder
Mai. Reuben Grinstein
lst Sgt. Earl Hixson
lst Sgt. Rodger Coley
Sgt. Robert McKee
2nd Lt. Nathan Saltzman
Second row:
Pvt. Sammy Crockett
Pvt.
Pvt.
Don Dye
Harry McLeroy
lst Sgt. Jimmie May
Pvt. Ralph Newman
Cpl. Frank Story
Third row:
Pvt.
Kenneth Vander Wou
Pvt. Jack Howington
Pvt. Richard Madden
Pvt. Paty Ernest
Pvt. Raymond Hall
Pvt. Charles Ventura
Pvt. Wallace Glanton
Pvt. Bobby Witherspoon
Pvt
Pvt
Pvt
Sgt
Sgt
Charles Hill
Wendell Chapman
Chester Weatherford
Leon Litvin
Harry Osborne
Capt. Harold Glasser
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SENIOR HIGH ROTC BAND
First row: Fourth row:
lst Lt. Tommy Spigel
Pvt. Bobby Dixon
Pvt. James Perkins
Pvt. Tommy Moss
Pvt Larry Allen
Pvt Albert Wilburn
Pvt Tommy Jimmerson
Cpl. Lester Cohen
MfSgt. John Yarborough
Pvt. Jerry Stovall
Pvt Richard Roberts
Pvt Albert Ewing
Pvt James Mitchell
Pvt Marvin Gilreath
Pvt Dan Parish
Pvt. Samuel Engelberg
Cpl. Frank Gillett
Cpl. Allen Segal
Sgt. Clifton Culp
Sgt. Joe E. Friedman
The Senior Play is a feature in a Fores1er's
year. The cast of DEAR RUTH, Senior Play of The
January graduating class, watches Ruth CAnnerre
Einhornl and Bill KRay Culpepperl straighten out
some romanric problems.
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Richard Bates . . . -
FAVORITES
FOR ESTER
NOMINEES
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JIMMIE ASHLEY
PEGGY THOMAS
MARTHA BLAKE
Elected by Popular
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NOMINEES '
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MARIAN WHITE
LOWELL GRIFFIN
WELDON GLASSCOCK
Votb of Student Body
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CHARLES VENTURA
BOBBIE HICKS
Elected by Popular
Vote of Student Body
JUNIOR FAVORITES
CLEO HADDOCK
GALIA WHITE
FORESTER'S SWEETHEART
One secret that we don't even try to keep is the fact that he's still
the Forester's Sweetheart. Every one of his seventy-seven years seems
to have added a twinkle to his bright brown eyes and a spring to his
step. Mr. Rice C"Cotton" to all of usj is a "very remarkable fellow,"
and his genial personality makes him truly a favorite in the annual
quarters.
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E' By TOMMY TENNINGS
THE! BYlRS'I' hillbilly pros:
ference in Am:-rica was held i
day. November 22, and it wi
privilege to ullmxii the nu
sponsored by tho Dallas Mc
Nuws, The dinnor :uid press e.
ence was he-ld ut Pzxrrimfs or
not Avrenue- and the ximvspnpe
Lora ol' the nina Dallas high sf
were honored as special gnu:
wry entertaining progrbm wa
lwzitrd and threw of tho stnl
forrnrrrs of the 4'SaLul1iay
Shimlig," Dallas' newest pa
show, were present to enterta
-:ruxewor questions on thu
After rho iumclmun, every on
ceoded to Fair Park Auditorit
the nighlfs perfox-:name o
"Sirindipy," and :ill who ati
will readily agree that this
femtxxx-ing popular and hit 1
songs, is certainly headed fl
lou in Drlllos.
FOOTBALL season has co
a close as far as Forest if
earned for this yoar, but lol
forget the 'boys who fought
hearis out to win for our s
We rlidn't win the city cha.:
ship, thnt's true, but tho opg
ush over fm mybody this vear D
rf-gular season championslnp onlv fgau
ro be nose out in th pluy offs in Ph I
a. heunhrea ing finish. The Lions, ion?
n fine 'loifensive outfit, scored nal 'lr'
much as anybody, and with a little
sbouter defense could have easi
carried off the district 4""
EL flock. of roll'--' '
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The decisive question of who will be 1952-53 Echo Sweet-
hearts will be answewd today in on election for the most popup
'lm' mid-term graduating senior girl and boy. ' , E' ' '
1 A ballot box has been placed in front of the principals
office and official voting ballots appear in this issue of the
Echo. All vnlosx must. bo in by 3:30 p, ni. Wednesday afternoon inoriier
lin be ooumed. Winners will he announced in the Christmas edition of
lthe Echo to come out December 17, and will have their picture in the
1353 Forester. V
Following is :i list ofthe graduating seniors:
Eugenia Allen, Shirley Autry,
'Ann Burl-zur, Sue Cumniings3RYViln?a . i
Darby, Minolta Einhorn, ,ovary R I.. d B
Glick, Gladys Goldstein, Josephine'
Gussin, Janelle Hilen, Janet, Hol-
Yconibc, Corena Hopkins, Dorothy
i Knowles, Annette Lnmhn-ri., ,Minnie
Pearl McDonald, Joyce Norman.
Jackie Rabieoff, Nolva Scnllzms,
llimmu Syhuman, Bnrlizlra Shoals,
liloslilie Skihol, Charlotte Siutmrm.
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ns when lhe teen-nigh bmi Miriam
'ilzes lover leitturls io Bill Soawright, iq
known lo Ruth, llflirizun hasrfg
'led hor older gist:-r's name toghl
letters. The .real confusion he-iQ
whom Bill comes to claim his
them-t, Ruth is all-cody on-li-ll
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6--Rah! Rah! Forest
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12--Miss Eckelman is
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2 We're off to Fort Worth to watch
the Lions play Carter Riverside
9 Forest defeats Gainesville High
in a thriller
lO Gladys Goldstein and Truett
Walton demonstrate HHow To Propose,U
cave man style, in the Public Speaking
Department assembly
l6 The Lions take on Sunset in the
Cotton Bowl, while the Cubs battle
Show Walter Stockdale and B111 Reinle
are named Linemen of the Week
17 COTTON CANDY and HOT DOGS for
all on High School Day at the Fair
21 Foresters engoy music of the
Wayland International Choir
2h Mr Davis, of the Juvenile Court
talks on highway courtesy and shows
a movie on safety
PTA entertains with school ta
at annual pay assembly
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January
5--welre BACK AT SCHOOL to begin the
new year.
15--Senior High Band presents musical
program.
20--We witness an historical moment
via television as President Eisenhower
is inaugurated.
21--Eight journalist STARS receive
Quill and Scroll pins.
23--A day of laughter and tearsg Sen-
ior Day...Seniors dine at Duntonfs.
25--Baccalaureate Services are held at
East Grand Baptist Church.
26-30--Must sharpen my WITS and PENQ
CILS--it's Exam Week!
28--A new group say good-oye to their
Alma Mater. Alan Eberstein and Joyce
Norman are Valedictorian and Salutator-
ian of the January Graduating Class.
30--Chin up! It's report card time
again.
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8--Bids are high at the annual
Auditores Caesaris slave action.
ll--Jr. High Students and Faculty
battle out a close basketball game.
13--Football boys receive letter
jackets...Basketball game at Dal Hi 4
between Forest and Adamson, followed by
midnight show. i
JA--DONIT FORGET to bring Valentine i
to hA dance in gym. 1
l8--Clergymen of four denominations .
remind us that we are all brothers. Y
19--Senior and Junior High choose i
their favorites. i
20--Senior High Band goes to Laredo
to march in a parade...Top score for
Uoriginaln costume in the annual
faculty basketball game goes to Mr.
Bell.
27--Four Forest panelists match wits
with panel from Crozier Tech in Quiz
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1h--Pan American Day observed.
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BE EXEMPT FROM FINALS1
Get Senior Rings.
Hand in Senior Data Sheets.
Get formals for Senior Prom.
See Senior Play, HBest Foot Forwardn
Address graduation invitations.
BE EXEMPT FROM FINALS1
May Apply for summer job.
Have fitting ior graduation formal.
8--ROTC Drill Get diplomas signed.
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Above: "The play's the thing,"
CHamlet that isj which brings
these Senior English students to
Theatre 52.
Left: A group of eager Lions
see the football boys off, as
they leave for a game in Tex-
arkana.
Below: The football squad
prepare to board bus, as Anita
Claton, cheerleader wishes them
luck. A '
Music Makers
Above: The Foresters get first view of
new choir uniforms as they perform at as-
sembly.
Right: It's hillbilly music
Kenny Dula is singing at the
Creclit Union meeting as Grady
Hudgens accompanies on his
guitar.
Below: Amen! sing the Four Hits and a
Miss. Bette Brown is the miss and the four
hits are, left to Tight: Bob McGee, Lewis
McGarity, Lowell Griffin, and Gene Kitter-
man.
Christmas Cheer
Right: Frosty, The snow man, is Alvin Gerson to us.
Center: "Welcome," says Gus Hernandez as he and mem-
bers of the Junior High chorus enact the Mexican Pesada.
Bottom: It's a "winter wonderIand" as the Junior High
Christmas Assembly, directed by Miss Jordan comes to an
end with a skating scene.
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Left: Mr. Cardwell gives an appreciative
smile as the Forest Avenue Choir gives a
special encore for the administration.
Left: "Work, work, work," says Mr. Pick-
ens, seated, as he watches Nelda Dennis,
while Mr. Abbott hands the lights to Robert
Walker.
Left: The Forest Avenue
Choir, directed by Mrs,
Evans, closes the Christmas
Assembly.
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Speak the Speech
Left: What a nerve!
Below: The invalid doesn't even act sick, but
the members of The "Beauty and The Beef" cast
are going To put him on The stretcher anyway.
Below: How To propose in one word, "Ug"
Cughlj.
"How many gallons of water does Dallas use per day?" Miss Eckelman
asks Forest's Quiz-Em Team.
Left: After the chimes Mr. Whittlesey reads
announcements.
Below: We now pause for station purification.
Left: "What new district has
recently been added to Dallas
County?" Norvell Slater of WF-
AA, asks Reuben Grinstein of
Forest. Seated on the right are
the other Forest contestants,
Sonya and Rose Marie Potash
and George Annes.
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spring make plans for grad-
uation at Gaston Ave. Bap-
tist Church. Seated, left to
right: Richard Bates, Jimmy
H o rn. Standing, left to
right: Peggy Thomas, Jerry
Bates, Jimmy Ashley.
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These girls were chosen by the Senior coeds to model in spring
style shows. Left to right: Barbara Waller, Dorothy Sinclair, June
I Apple, Carole Kirschbaum, Hanna Goldman, Marilyn Greenberg,
iVl0de S Way Peggy Thomas. Inset: left, Marian White, right, Sandra Otts.
At the teachers' recep-
tion, Mrs. Scott, one of the
hostesses, serves guests.
Special Events
Proud parents of newly initiated National Honor Society mem- I
bers are shown with Mrs. Brown, Sponsor, far left. Parenl'5 Day
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la SERVICE sTATloN
Fire Chief Gas-.254 Gal.
Wash or Grease-SI.00
Harwood al' Grand Ph. HA-0I6l
Forest Ave.
FURNITURE CO.
Complele Line of Home Furnishings
I624 Foresl' Ave. Ph. HA-33l4
DALLAS l5, TEXAS
Make Your Dollars
Go Furlher
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J. C. Penney Co.
5420 Easl' Grand Ph. YI-255I
Finger
OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.
TEXAS' LARGEST STOCK
TEXAS' LOWEST PRICES
965 So. Lamar RA-8I09
ADAM'S LUNCH STAND
Hamburgers - Sandwiches
For Emergency Medicine When Pharmacy
ls Closed, Con1'ac'I' Us Through Physicians
Bureau, LA-4l I I
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3237 Grand Ph. HA-9056 Phone IM-BB
l705-A 'Foresi' Dallas I5, Texas
Services for Your Every Banking Need
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f ' Fridays I0:00 a.m. +o 6:00 p.m.
Salurdays
9:00 a.m. lo 2:00 p.m.
SOUTH DALLAS BANK AND TRUST CO.
Foresl' al' Colonial
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
l72
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Supplying
SENIOR RINGS-CLUB PINS
COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS
Downfown Sales Office
SANGER BRCS. Second Floor
Telephone Rlverside 4079
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3626 Holmes S'rree+
PHONE HA-O9I3
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W0rthInQt0n Insurance and Financing
Sc +o SI.00 SI'ore Good CIea"' Cars
I632 Fores+ Ave. Dallas OLE M' AANENSON
3I24 S. Lamar
320I Colonial
Dallas, Texas
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WI1oIesaIe and Refail
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Daily Service Io IMPe"'aI I34I
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Friendly Paini' Cen'I'er
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COMPLIMENTS
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Women's Apparel
Sizes 7 and 9 Only
l6l7V2 Main S+. Ph. RA-6994
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graduation is a truly wonderful occasion. . .carrying with it
every promise of a successful future.
Remember, your friendly electric servant, Reddy Kilowatt, will
always be on hand, in your home and at Work, to help you enjoy
better living. . . electrically.
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JENNIE WORLEY
FOOD STORE
3647 Holmes S+ree+
HUn'rer 5855
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FUNERAL CHAPEL
FUNERAL DIRECTOR - EMBALMERS
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Dallas
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HA-2626 HARWOOD AIT GRAND
Open 8 A.M. +o I0 P.M.
Every Day Including Sunday
CONGRATULATIONS TO A
WONDERFUL GROUP
OF STUDENTS
We will make your nex'I' graduafion or
wedding picfure free. '
DENISON STUDIO
II02V2 Elm
DALLAS, TEXAS
CHOICE FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
NITSCHE
FLOWER SHOP
ROBERT H. THURMOND, Jr., Mgr.
Complimenrs of
MarveI's
Dress Shop
"Where Your SS
Phone Have More NG"
DBY IM I57I I642 Foresi' Ave
Nlghl I-IU 5543 Opposire Soufh Dallas Bank
2727 Grand Ave. Dallas
For Tobaccos galzidies
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Ngigds owENs sl-IUMATE co.
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"TAYLOR MADE"
WORLD'S FINEST SEAT COVERS
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29I3 S. Ervay ai' Fores'I' HA-4604
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ELMER'S CANDIES
GOLD BRICKS - CHEEWEES
MINT BUBBLERS
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PATRONIZE our
ADVERTISERS
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Adam's Lunch Sfand I72
Soufhwesfern Balfour Co. I73
Bobby Osborn Service Sfafion I72
Cenfury Lumber Company I75
C. M. Williams Service Sfafion I75
Colonial Cleaners I75
Dallas Power and Ligh'l' Co. I77
Denison Sfudio l78
Ellen's Dress Shops I76
Finger Office Equipmenf Co. I72
Foresf Ave. Fur,nifure Co. l72
Freeland Mofors, lnc. I75
Frieclman's Prescripfion Pharmacy l72
The House of Nine I76
Jaclc's Meaf Service I75
J. C. Penney Co. l72
Jennie Worley Foocl Sfore l78
Joe's Gun 8: Lock Shop I75
Le Doux Plumbing and Heafing Co. l74
Linz Jewelers l74
Marvel's Dress Shop l78
Nifsche Flower Shop l78
Owens Shumafe Co. l78
Rufherforcl Mefropolifan School of Business I76
Sam Segal I79
Sherwin-Williams Painf Cenfer l75
Soufh Dallas Bank and Trusf Co. I72
Sfubbs Foocl Marlcef I78
Suggs Funeral Chapel l78
Symns Flower Shop I76
Taylor's Seafcovers and Aufo Glass l78
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