Hillcrest High School - Panther Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1949 volume:

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NWA X amuse J.-oire xix-Sv' Qu vwvvxsu' QSQKAOOX QQ NkmWovPOw WPNH wxQ,'3?XERxSG,l vm Swv? X Mmm, vwS.QKQ,-QX-ek Vfsv SO. YU- WM ax-we QL ieuv ufwu QLwrxSfMAL -Qlvtewxn Yu iee. egx- XQQQI QM-QVQQ E f T1 k-g Sm 3, W ' -,.lLLi..4lu'I,.di',...i... .n..1u?..L.l..v fr .3..1' .- r Y KD FOREWORD Hillcre st High School Pride and pleasant memories go into these pages. Pride in a school whose spirit is unequal- ed and pleasant memories of a year so quickly passed, yet so well remembered. May this book ever keep alive the thoughts of hours well spent and friends Well Won. The P anthe r Staff ' 1 , 1 ,W N N Q 4 1 1 i 1 A w 1 M N WJ: r 1 .5 f E ' ' .I '. v.,.,f .a r , Q.' 5 f. . , .- ' I ' ' -. M- .' f 1 , '-. . High-.hi-u ':.1A.n ' - nik-'nu 111: .nz DEDICATION Mr. S. Stanley Knapp The Panther Staff proudly dedicates this book to a man who, though a comparative newcomer, has heartily assisted us in planting the banners of Hillcrest on a new high ground. He is patient with our shortcomings, butprods us to efforts far beyond our natural inclinations. He encourages every phase of school activity, but will not let us forget that good work in our class- rooms is offirstimportance. Thoughhe is busy with the affairs of the school, he has become the friend of all his students. He has no favorites among us but gives equally to each of us his best counsel. He is an able administrator and a fair minded disciplinarian and an energetic leader. This chronicle of our school's history for the year 1949 is dedicated to our Principal, Mr. S. Stanley Knapp, to whom we are indebted for his part in our high school education and for giving us a vision of the good years yet to come. ANNUAL STAFF B111 Neary Johnnie Jerome Editor Business Mgr. W ' AAAAA Gladys Bellows, Sponsor , fb -QPI X, A John Joyce Mary Martin y J ' Asst. Editor Asst. Business Mgr. jifzg' ,g i : wi f A Annual Staff Officers ANNUAL STAFF .I , . I .,, H .1 W Q Ll N ' N 1 .+L I l 1 I 9 .- ' 7 - s I -iw w qi I U I -w . 1 , - ,r I.' ' x MM. ilh L, -I.: 1. I I .n Hfj 4 4 1 A E .1 - ' .1 , w F I N J L w if , X I . In 'I H xlw ilu '- gunz: 'W' iv Q s ail-A, ,naman S, S fix X? I , E 5 gf. if ff K . ws: fy -2, , aw '- ' A f . W. T. WHITE E. D. WALKER Superintendent of A'ss't Superintendent Schools in charge of Personnel E. B. COMSTOCK P. C. COBB Ass't Superintendent Director of ' in charge of Athletics High Schools I s lM'1'W!FifM2.L + PRINClPAL'S MESSAGE S . Stanley Knapp Principal Mrs . Dallas Blankenship Secretary The poet has aptly said, Build Thee more stately mansions and this admonition is a worthy consideration for all youth who are now graduating from high school. From this point on you must become more and more the builder. The Community, the State, the Nation, and the World will watch the building which you erect upon the foundation which you have laid. We who have watched your work for the past few years are sending you forth with our best wishes for your attainment of life' s highest goals. Miss Gladys Bellows Annual Sponsor Commercial Work Mrs. Lillian Spruce Senior Sponsor English Speech Mr. J. A: Dyson Junior Sponsor Basketball Coach History Physical Education Mr. J. C. Mitchell Math Athletic Manager Mis s Emiline Simpson' Spanish Physical Education Mr. Earl Killough Math Physical Education Football Coach Mrs. Dolores McLean V English Speech Mr. George Neal Science Miss Mary Beth Gilmore Physical Education Homemaking Mrs. Verna Scott Librarian Mr. E. L. Hohman Band Mrs. Ruth Krueger English Music FACULTY A l t gy is I 'ag fi ', , -1 -Q.. , u AAV- i -',- A, t I .prk-,7 V. K4 I . K W Q- U r w.-' A . 'i'i ' l ' K - A 51 9 F, i - V1 Si H iii! '?Hk:'5 n 'fll ' , Sf.i?5??tf V- ' w1:f1glg,ws5avi3 if-fi pill a g e w 1 X . 5 F W 363: 5:2 Pc' 4 Eff? FL W n WW? if my 9 MJWXX V M wWfj'5NTfQ V02!W N - ' ' ' iyiiy Kgfwjffgf W mf, if J ,efxwgw y vf X w W MQ? My K' f' mf' I I W we AMW MWQ Wwwgiiwy CLASS GFFICERS Stephen Bryant President. Track '48, Jr. Play Cast '48, Pan Am. Club, H. R. Pres. '493 N.F.L. '49, Paper Staff '49, Vice Pres. Debate Club '49, Senior Fav. '49, Jr. Traffic Com. Rep. '49, Vice Pres. Key Club , Senior Play Cast '49, g v 5' 1 .rf ff 'E if ap 4 'arf S 'H r Q ' tcli , J Ted Bywaters Secretary. Hi-Y '46, '47, Linz Pin '46, Band '46 Stu. Gov. Rep. '47, Football '47, Paper Staff '48, Lettered in Football '49, Science Club '49, Rotary Club '49s National Honor Society '49. - 1-L 1 Skhr' 'if' .. if ,Q 3 f cc 1 E . N ,rl ., ,. , 'E Jean Martin Vice President. Hi-Lite '46, '47, '48, '49, Treas-. Fr. Class '46, Linz Pin '46, '47, '48, Pep Squad '46, '47, Latin Club '46, '47, Pan Am. Club '49, Annual Staff '49, Hi- Lite Red Cross Chrm. '49, Girl Most Likely to Succeed '49, National Honor Society '49. 4 ' '.,, . ' ' . 71e11.f'vsf12se2 .sg ,, 7 --zg ,fps 'gm J1,: '1J -Etggitfgx . David Lynn Treasurer. Hi-Y '46, '47, Class Fav. '46, '47, Linz Pin '46, Football '46, '48, '49, Hi-Y Sgt. at Arms '47, Paper Staff '47, '48, '49, Class Pres. '47, Bask. B. Lettered '47, '48, '49, Base- ball '47, Ftb. '48, '49, L. '493 Vice Pres. H. R. '49: Ir. Rotarian '49. W 4 M Nmifmiw hgh Ven W Miiilii jr! WJ QV WW My M M Xfl.f :gg,fL'ff-if? 7 Q , . VM.. 'la Mu 14, H Q fgfigzllniggfg' W9 J mf My W+' W N MW W7 QM 1 Leon Boettcher Hi-Y '46, '47, Band '46, '47, '49, Red Cross Rep. '47, '48, '493 Bask.B.'47 '48, '49, Letter '49, Stud. Coun. Rep. '48, Linz Pin '48g Sec.of Jr, Class '48, Jr. Traf. Ct. Rep. '48, Civic Fed. Rep. '48, '49, Pan. Staff '49, Pres. of H. R. '49S Sc. Cl. '49, Jr. Rotary '49 Kathryn Brewer Hi-Lite '46-'49 Jr. Play Cast '483 Choral Cl. '49 Josiebelle Crager Hi-Lite '47-'49 Chorus '47, Pep Squad '473 :Pan Am. Cl. '48, '49 Paper Staff '49 Pan. Staff '49 Sec. of H. R. '49, Tennis Tournam. '48, Dorothy Demare st Hi-Lifes '48, '493 Paper Staff '49. SENIORS w'i W ,fQQ5, Qwqlrm !8ll'i 1vV '7! ..w,w' ,sv Qiiit rwwe Newman 35 5521515 ,fN,,.TN,1 Johnye Boswell Hi-Lite '46- '49g Pep Sq. '46 '47, Who's Who '47g Choral Cl. '47, lst Place Music Fest. '47 Paper Staff '49, Sr. Play Cast '49. Suzanne Cordsen Hi-Lite '48, '49 Tennis Tournamt '48, Paper Stf. Dan Diamond Jr. Play '48, Science Cl. '49 Paper Staff '49, Jack Graning Foot.B. '46, '49, Lettered '49, Basket B. 46, '48, Base. '47, '48, -Y '47. JLi2W 24, 353 7,,,. 1',.,214f g'V,,,,., Wffwla, QQQM Ms Q3 QXk '3 3gfi 32Sf13 S ggxgsixjgkk 4 Paul Harrison Band '46,'47','48 '49,I-li-Y '46,'47 Chorus '46,'47. '48,'49. Music Festival 3rd, place. Key Cl. '43,'49. Sec. Home Room. Johnnie Jerome Football '46, '47,L48 N. H. S. V. Pres. Pres. Sc. Cl. '49, Pres.Pan-Am. Cl. '493 Linz Pin '47,'49, Band '46, '49 Track '49,C.F.lVI. Junior Rotarian N.F.l.. Jr.8zSr. play cast, Bus. Mgr. of annual. Gilbert Kelly Football '47,'48 Debate, N.F.L. . 4 1- 51 .1' Qsr3gg.Q:g- M SENIORS K . ,W ., f,.,,,,, -fl -w Q, , ,, Jee C ee. A: ., S -D-. ,. . , , . . el.. , . , 'mi MQ' 5 - J - .flftf 7 X5!?3: ETA. X - ' www ,,,afk-wifi, K Q' 5iQ fx3'fQ1.:. . K it J K3 x 9,1 i leleo S - 4 Thflff RSP- I s - I F -b': 'K H1-Y '46, '47, f lt oo l W Basketball, f Track. Janice Lewis Hi-Lite '47,'48 '49, Thrift Rep. '49, Paper Staff '49, Annual Staff '495 Sec. Hi-Lite. mmm' 'Mk Mav- ,GQ M V Y X, 3,igEw,:ff3ggg Q. s -' --1f:,'f, ' .' -fi, A xg X . Q 4 Q A lf V A f - '-zQ.5Sz. rg, , f 'r to l J , pq... ,,... ' sgmwlh in I Charles Hoff Hi-Y '46gBasket- ball '47, Foot- ball '48, H. R. Thrift Rep. '49, H. R. Office '49, Charles LaR ue '46, Linz Pen '46,'48, N.F.L. Treas.Soph.Class N.H.S.'49,Science Club '49,Rotarian '49,Pres.H.R. '49 Red Cross '49, Paper 8: Annual Staff '49, Pres. Debate Club '49 Beat All-round Boy '49, Senior play cast. Marian Johnson Pep-Squad '46, '47, Hi-Lite '46, '47,'48,'493 Red Cross Rep. '49, N.F.L '48, Paper Staff '49. Wanda Mc Caughan Sec.Fresh.Class Hi-Lites '46,'495 Paper Staff '46,47 Cheer Leader '47,'49, Annual Staff '46,'493 Favorite Soph. Class, Linz Pen '46, H.R.Officer '48,'49. Jr.8zSr. play cast, Best- all around girl '49. , 'mg X jgyw 275' jzp,7.V SP' ,Y WX W kgs SZ X, QCA M7Z?fiZZf2,4 sf? yt D? My WWA Q if 5? Qlsiw f,.,i fZZ. RQ? x v 3' Q ' ' ' vf' cy' ao' GJ' ' CV Q ON- . U05-J, X VJ 54 XS ao! 505' - 630' Uv. x'7xeFg0 ES' l , 'AN WC? 0 ' -Sxofwak . .1 Q U J X 'N M Q5 iam Q3 Albert 3 McHenry Hi-Y '45, Pan Arn. Cl.5 Key Cl. '49, Sc.Cl. Track '48g Foot.B. '47g Letter '48, N.F.L. Sec. Debate Cl. Paper Staff '49, Pan. Staff '48. Bill Neary rrr ,N ...,. fl, 4 . . .Qkkk E. -4 ig - .f ReP. to stud.coun- 8 cil, Pan. Staff '46 '48g Editor '49i Paper Stf. '46,'47 Linz pin '46-'48, Bask.B. '47, '48g Letter '49gBask, B. '47, '48g Pres Jr. Classg Jr. Play Castg Pan Am. Club, '48, Who's Who '485 , , Thrift Rep.'48g f N.H.S. '48g pres. '49, Sr. Play Cast '493V.P.Pan Am.Cl. '49S V.P. H.R.'49g Pres. Key Cl. '495 Boy most likely to succeed '49s Oustand. Sr. Stephanie Palmer Hi-Lites '48, '49g N.F.L. '48, '49, Choral Cl. '49: Sr. Play Cast '49 David Shortt Hi-Yg PanAm.Cl. SC. Cl. '493 Foot. B. '46-'48gTennis Track SENIORS Walter Staton Hi-Y '46, '47g Ftb. '47, '48g Letter. '495 Thrift Rep. '47 Base.B. '47-'49 Track '48, H.R. Pres. '49g Co. Capt. Ath. '493 Sr. Play Cast George Nilan Hi-Y '46, '47 Paper Stf. '47 Bus. Mgr. '48, Pan Am.Cl. '48 Thrift '48, Civ. Youth Institute Fern Robinson Hi-Lites '46- '495 Pep Squad '46, '47g Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Play Cast Chris Miller Cheer Leader '45-'46, Class Pres. '46, Red Cross '45-'49 Pres.Paper Stf. 49, Hi-Y '46, Linz Pen '45, '48g Latin Cl. '45, '473 Class Sec. '47g Foot.B. '47 School Play '475 Class V.P. '47, .Ti-.Traffic Com.'48gDebate Cl. '48, '49 Regional Champ . '48, Jr.Rotarian '49g Pan.Staff '49g N. H. S. '49 MQWWMW f 5:52 Joe Whitney Football '46,'47 '48,'49g Base- ball '48,'493 Hi-Y '46, '47. Mariam Wolf Hi-Lites '49: Senior playcast Page Johnson Hi-Y3 Improve- ment Award, Pan American Club. Ola Grace Rowan Hi-Lites '46, '47 '48, '49. Pep- squad '46, '47, SENIORS 1 ,. , .. 'f A' J' if ,yr WK 'fy . Ov 71 QN0 XUN Agnes Jo Wise Hi-Lites '46,'47 '48, '49g Pep squad '46-'48, Class Fav.5 Cheer Ldr. Treas. Hi-Lite Jr.8:Sr. play cast N.H.S. '48g Sr. Favorite: Most Beau. girl, Paper 8: Annual Staff. Milton Fortner Junior Red Cross Rep. '48, '49. Charles Ray Jones Hi-Y '47, Pagent Play '48, Spanish Club '46 Football '46, Senior English Examination Classical Course l. All questions must be answered in forty minutes. Z. Divide your paper into chapters of twenty pages each for convenience. 3. Prefix a table of contents. . 4. You are on your honor. I. Why did Shakespeare write The Wealth of Nations ? Shakespeare was a good writer, but he was short of cash. He wrote 'The Wealth of Nations so he could talk about money without owning any. He was a nice man, but his razor was dull and he wore funny collars. Shakespeare was not much of a writer, but he wrote Confessions of an English Opium Consumer with variations. I would like to read his works better if he had not written anything. II. What is Milton's 0de to the Cockoo ? I don't know,but I do know about calcium sulphate. It is so hard that it makes the water hard and it has to be pulverized to make it soft. It is formed by the action of aluminum acid molybdate and zymase cyanid. It is found in nature, but not much and it is valuable as a bleaching agent, producing a brilliant red color. It absorbs air and water, but it will not explode unless heated. III. Discuss the main tendencies of the Victorian Age. The firstbig tendency oftheVictorian Age was the use of shred- did wheat in Englandg this caused consternation aI1'10I1g the leiS11I'6 classes. The second was the discovery of chewing gum, typical of the progress of science. The third is the marked use of rubber heels. This is inexplicable. IV. What is your opinion of Byron? Acting upon the advice of my counsel, I refuse to answer and maintain a discreet silence. V. Did Tennyson die before or after his marriage ? Yes, Iguess so. But I like the turquoise shades much better especially this season. VI. What was the date of the nineteenth Centennial? 100 years after the 18th Centennial. VII. Are you a communist? Is this a questionnaire? Alf so, no. If not so, yes. VIII. What did Keats do for the world? He died prematurely. IX. What is your ambition in life ? My ambition in life is to be as smart as Albert McHenry and as athletic as Charles La Rue and as handsome as Leon Boettcher and as tall as Charles Hoff, and as rich as everything. Aside from that, I have no especial preferences or desiresg in fact, I lack ambition. , 552 W 5 W W M imhmmmm: gm. um lm. ..f,A1.11,Jw,.s f, glmamf W A gf iii -L k kL' yi 1 e B 1-. . ' ii ' mg. V Ralph McCann John Joyce President V. President ..,,1,,,W i 'Q ' B - B Y . . ' fiifwsii Q: zwx' - ffl, Q fg1.'5Qg1g3s',1Qs5 .1 1-4439 , F 11 I -. ' 3 1'jgmfa5.iifi5Qr- 'i X' 'Q . ww B wi - eww ,Q J f .txiizz?i555i2s'sw, - J f-wwft ..?fv- 2. 12' ' - f - zE'igif?:fVis??,f -' . , ' . 1 I , ' ,W ,:.?i'f-- 1, .wirsig 'g2'4L1.sh1sw5,3f11Q -, ' he - gg .gf m'1lf?tEfigSzz. -:4f:.fggiv?::ffQ ,.t fb I --12,9 -f 'sew-zfzwermifii- . .. , x ' .f -1 552.fw'22ue22'Qi1sfgw1?sxf4?i5Q 5- ,f 2, 'fi N :rig iffffil-f?.z.f:1ilsswsiy , 5w 5wl..rg 1v: 1 . . B Q, - Mitchell C arter Johnnie Brown Har old Duncan Pat Dolan hw ' ' . M., g V 1 - L ., 94 3 nike fMfQf ,hll f, -,f- vmQ.swfz- - s fn. ,. f , . V ..,,s,,.w Carol Alton Glenn Hopkins JUNIORS X Ju X '36 mv -f - f , :Z f ?Ll:i'f2kklE'ilIffffi5Vf'7?5 if 7 ql.1a,g:g..5LiLgi ,'r'f.f gig, - ,, - H 52-irE.j3G W M-1 fiom, . , ,.,,, s wirl - r f H 2. 33955-' .f?'?5i1S , f - - , , .gggqgw Q-4wifsffQ.,f.lf A, hz, V ,t W 'L Ms .Q- .yv,,gft?t.l3xf' S X , . t . ' w,lse,L2'.ni1 Hazel Barrow Joan Live ly Sec. . aw: fn? is 5 it ,K nm w f 4 f 2 f-1 mfs - .,e31'.sm.2.r - '-if 2127: ,.. -if.-g:sgsi.vi?f Q- .w1s5'f 5, 2 5 f s 4 , .f,:-.ogg tm 5.51 . ss.. in-A .q.. :.. 21.5 K -'Z-E A 2f.i+fgVifE'?2'3Q-fix!-lfiiixifiif'5 l t E , 1 Nancy Craft Betty Craft W ,. 4.1 K . .9 - - f -sw ,:- X M 1 e.y. S... David Marietta Fagg Flynn zll e Drew Joan Humbert Jackson , R ,. . N , it . fr' J W' , ?W?WE W, e i g J ff! A Edwin Biggerstaff n .xv Barbara Cronk ' -vga 1 . . 1. Q A L X YV J F 5 K tif Betty Gillock Wanda Lee Johnson ! . -:I W L I ' I fm 1 M, YJQAMELV, AX , nl W Q 'utr-W I xl lm Q Jn' l .1 J I A A ll l 1- ru J 4 . ., ' - ' - - .1 1 ' 1 1 F Pwr' If 4 'I 1, WIFLT I. xii! ' 'JL H1 .1 P lx' x L l qt wr T4 J I. M I pa f , ' 52' ri ' 'F I . I ' 7 I 1 f , Q .14 C . IT S X 1 I 1 9 I I P ,rf V , A A R ffffbifwv Rage .1 1-JL -u . , . A 1 . . .g ,139 P , , H' -.ll ,Z-i l ,IL ' 'nj fl. . ' -nr h p. H l 11.-. .' , - ,. .Hn ' , - ., , ' H. W L 9. 1 Ami' 74. , .E .MZ 14. f I. A.. , - 1. T I 'J I, t Fu Lp' I ff n, . JUNIORS ir George Betty Jo Ludolf Joyce Kane Kuhne 11 K O e,e t elee Sally Linde rmann qw , W at FY if rl 'lil A 'A4 N Alice Montgomery Beverly Toney Barbara Bob Lusby Manner 5.7, H 5 is Z ii! ifimx ,y, i , QWY, EMR f f Y 1 , i Peggy' Norrell , eeye hw' ,sf ggi I L H .J M aw Donald Turner 1' B B35 Edgar Ray , i K V+ Us MQ 1162 , A X E, 'el N, Harvey Turner 3 , f ',::a H as 5 E WW 6 5 f K Ginger Charles Larkin Lewis Mary Alice Martin Mitchell Kathleen She new e rk '- gf, A' 5 i alrea ' if 1 A Ernest Von Kleeck Q , QS JUNIO CUT 145. ' qv, , fa Q2 A A. ., Y' , , lv Q ' Q x ' r, ! , J 1 n 'L ' w , 1 'r 1 - F L m 1 aw L F w If 1 'y I , ' 'lf-1' -.3 .www 4 4 5 1 I SOP!-IOMORES - ri- get Gene Hooper J. R. Simons President V. President Johnson 'Pr J f -QF' it f J f F We 1 Page Q2 K K -1 : - : .wrf5Q,ts?zgif5f21 J T5 4' K Vx 'Qi 6. , 5 ,K S' X2 Q' W r Jr 9 vs sd , 1 , Eddie John Campbell Clark , KK,7, ,IF E W .Zh J 1' f ,' 1. , we ,Z K 5, 9 LA ' K ' 7 'i 4' ' 'li IAQ H , N , K- ki ., , J J J. '23 'v : Q J 'QI3' . ,VJ .nf ,M .ff,,f. ' 1 ., IAJZEF15' Tom Dorothy Demarest Diers Q 5 nj Sec'. : - - -sf 2 477153 Q Q21 3 uw 1 se . Q 14 v f X 5 5 'fax A Q , if Zig. ' 4 , mf it , ,wg 51,1 ew- ' 12 ,iff ., , ,M k Y L Q Tom Clowe glgg-gf-zfz, , Q, 4 wrt .2 P dwg M-lV.E:Il,j15iv,-In .5f-fig-s 1i4.5Siff 5-in 'L??. ' A J . 9 ifrfw ' WSE N15fi'5I1 B S5512-l1i5QfM' ga, K Q M., ,wr Q W: 1. A K W YJ Q x K5 S' ,Q K If 51, M , - N K F, SM ,i A., Ns Sym -in we ' izz1'2'kl'1f+3 U1 ' F55 Lf' wwfiws V' tm, 5, 5, ,iw , we ,x:iQN faLK -L :mum ,pm t zsiaffil -1 .vw-ia: , ,,,,z.f,t,,Z,,tt4, . Leon Dixon B ar ne tt 7V 4. 5555 . A ' J if' EEE , - , l fi J L V- 1 :w,fwf5:Tf,,f:E,.S,5i .' 7 ' 1 33 V J - fgiffgxftia isiigi tifzqf ft KE Qs- ini, .wack -' es, Geneva Dotson Mary John Buddy Beverly Everett Fulkerson Gardere Gieler w. Z 1 Q .gm . QQ5 ,sw mm 4 tk, we X Ann B oe ttche r J J HH fm , Kr s 1 s ir 4 4 C fi 9 , QM pw fx. 2 9 , i ,JJ Janet Delee Joan Ellard Ann G r ubb 'N 4. Ji! I w 1 1 1 N 1 n 1 l i N '1 -N ,J 4, q 'Tw . Mar ,4 Ll -r . 1 91-1 Wf- , . 'ij ' ' ' ' ., ...I ., w41.,L -,. ,.-1 A , 1 ' A H' v.f 1--'fl' ' . . . -.'., Jln'n. I a.LUWJf '1w'W'11 '..51f'L'A.-M :J ... L - - f . -' 3 -If I I- '- .-..'. -1..-'NM 1.. .vu vf iw r 498 Nancy Hallman Q K ,i ' K ' o aaaa , L.L,,, . ' J Barbara Lindermann W to SOP!-IGMORES it aaaaaa S 3 ' a'V' A Y t H V A 1' K R on it it ' , 'a , K , + aaa gh V af 3 W L b v . it Nzl, V V 2 l ,,L-, 1 ..i.r,- aaaaa A J aaaaa 5 f John Herbert Forrest Pat Hogan Hurtig Leigh Lewis e iv nyee - , ' s M A' -1, A ,mg . VL M.hL 1 L'KK.fk ,-.L ':-'. 2 I ' I . Jack Martin w ' f '12 45, t i ,, . , SK X N ff' i4 ?1-tg an f xf L' Mlm, . gg x zspg-.ws s - S 1 1 .Q Q ,ffw , , , ,Q Q K mit Jim Muncy Richard Nobles nt tt t R W 4 H75 Q A3 Munn O'Dell t J f - W in t'5a ' ' oiilyyf J l f J J, enn, tg, gt 1 , as , , R btt J 1,stl itill, R J no , Arlene Jimmy Jerry Daralene Dorothy Piersol Read Riddle Rowland Shannon ' ,: - -g m .,., D it styiist ,:s'l q, it'i s y ll' t'-i 'tw, f 1 tntsyst . - yl .tro x,,a A g ttye yye itty J 5 eel J ' be n Qro M nrto n l Q ' X K ,f., A . ,. -i':z , '.. , J, ' , Sara Colleen Howard Pat Bob Stovall Warner Webb West White Charles White fe: ..-nun' FRESHMEN Raymond Jerome President Mary S. Butler Harold Kane Vice President Carl Chapman Kenneth Shaddox Secretary George Clem Hugh Chapman Treasurer Dianne Dillard John Adams Carl Dollgener Don Aly Bobbie Ferguson La Vern Barrow Carol Gibson Allan Bell Russell Gilger Marion Blair Frank Harris Iva Blay'ney .Terry Harris Bill Booty George Henry Dundee Burford Warren Hinsch FRESHMEN Carol Roy Donnie Arnold Scotty Deal Mc: Connell sfwQ5: 2 - Q i , . . f ' 11 11+ , ,gtgw-X ' t -. - ' - 5. -. ss - ' X ,si :S 2 .- . ' Miz- ' --Eff f' if - ,, 5- -- T 5 ff15: f? . K Z1 ' get y ooiioi ,.,I 'Q If . ' fffwilffg ' Ha. -5, try, - gf. -K . McCaughan Margolin .fg- Jimmy Perryman Irby Norrell Jerry Mack Pierce Melvin Oliver Paul Nelson Neta Ray Plant Charles Rhea Peggy Reynolds Terry Robinson Billy Rigsby Ann Alyson Rymer Jane Roberts Charles Swanner Curtis Speck Bernice Rhea Patricia Stehr Cleta Whitley Carol Walden Ann Stanford Priscilla Weidernann Murdoch t i ' V,,Vi.k 1. 1 sw f My Silfli , 2 . W1 I 5-in V I S K , ' ifwwg-i U -- ,fm-f,y,,1-,,,L, M me tyyy ai P r ftlf -af K by -455' Fred Nevill . KKVA. , Twill? 5 X 'S Q K u 5 Q E l 1 ' 1 M ,iz M, V wwf-,wwsizjearsx,ffxrfrfwiwxzzgmtfif + 5 E Q E W W rf -.1 u ,1-'.rn..- ' - h .. 'S' '- , If 1mam:.2mnwM.mMff4mf 'S ng , Eg? i V' ffl 5 qeffymgwg-mm-,W -i '-., gf. ,..,. . . ,,-:.,-Wv,,,-, K - P f I V, ' 45 ,., ' - :- fyw wf' if ,,A t, ai Si WWE 4 , , 3 . 5' , EIGHT!-I GRADE Buddy Anderson Sharron Gibson Nancy Gilger Pat Ashby .Tohn Hopkins Ed Baseheart Jerry Leigh Don Becker James McDonough Johnny Berke Ralph Moore David Booty Sandra Price Bill Bracken Charron Ramsey Steve Brainard Ann Rish Burneta Clore Pete Weidemann Teresa Dietz Patsy Wood Betty Geiler Barry Robinson Y Y w MWw w' 6gffMdf',W?Qyf'3Mf, f MM' wif Mvwf VZWW MW F ,K P , s ? ' QeU,r'M1L5 Mnuwlf, F Vjebe misgaap Mgufrfy Sqqj-A Q g-wr-'vevwl fd eww fav-ouobf-a'Hw pqrffes, l'w'ubf'N you urovla wwlxqf MQ, cuba CAMS Wulf fp ' . YANQ, XDQSX U-E ,Q-3lC4CE.S! , f I nie. we olffclvff' SCQW YIM Cwffly '07 7'5fi WEA Jfkj Nwfofuf-rbw5, .SO WETPQ 5'9 '7 L Lb -J C X J 5 J x BEST LOOKING D vid Ly n A nes Jo Wise BEST ALL ROUND ,f'., 1'f .fi as-'ffes:' S YH Charles La Rue WandaLu M C h c aug an MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED B111 Neary Jean Martin X N N f , wi is SN X PS wiv Q Nw Q M S E N O R Agnes Jo Wise Steph JUNIOR FAVORITES Betty Jo Kane Harold D SOPHOMORE FAVORITES ert Hurtig harlene J' h S b c FRESHMEVN FAVORITE arold Kane Mary Sue B EIGHT!-I GRADE FAVORITES McDonough Charon Gibb THRI FT TROPI-ll E5 WI-1O'S WHO sg 4. ' fem ' M ll y x f ' y f l 1 it L f its at Stephen Bryant Lloyd Cregor Bill Neary Dundee Burford English Latin Spanish Home Making Dorothy Diers Paul Harrison Beverly Whyburn Ted Bywaters Band Music History Math .L,- 5 i - .E Chris Miller Joan Lively Josie Belle Crager Science Art Commercial ,i i..-W J i:'..i:.l':.h li I flhyuiaixfgnu 'L Betty Jo Kane Vice President Barbara Lusby Treasurer Mary Martin Historian I-II-LITE OFFICERS , I f I f kf,Vk 24 Janice Lewis pp J 3 S Secretary Mis s Emiline Simpson Sponsor Nancy Hallman Social Chairman Joan Lively P re sident 'QQ' M S S Jean Martin Red Cross Chairman Carol Glenn - Reporter Junior and Senior Hi Lites Sophomores, Freshman and Sth Grade Hi Lites A ,x,, 4 I xx if Ex 5 National Honor Society Junior Rotarians Home-Room Presidents Key Club V' t Hillcrest Debaters Student Government P an-Ame ric an Club Junior Red Cfoss w w J 4 . . W , . 1 WI NIH , W . . I 1 LH Science glub Band Outs tanding Home -R oom Paper Staff L 1 lv 4 1 F w s All FD A A NIE r Y J. Nun I' - ' ' N'!- . , ' N .ig -'F M , I J-'A-- - 1- Mu u1.:u,J1P:wiw:.f.4, r-4m:j-M'-'-. , lw - - - '-1u4Lw- - - mi'-2 Chorus Thrift R epre sentative s Cheer Leaders Football Coach and Co-Captains Senior Play Cast Baseball Teams E E I ' 3 l E 5 P nr '4 r 1 Ii 'll . 4 1 l 4 q 1 1 Q 51 1 A- if :3 r. .I' - ' . V, . ,' , ,ll 1 ML . J-Mamim:Lm.P4.J.,Awm-+i14- - M i-Q..:s..4 f :1Q+1 FOOTBALL V' as ' , ITT-Q . , . . 1, W , i ,,gg:,,. ' - , L ' ' 'lll L Coach Killough Co-Captain Staton Co-Captain Kelley Jack Graning Harold Duncan David Sh0I't1S .Toe Whitney Mitchell Carter l 1 , V fi 1, Ak ex n -.X ' I David Lynn Johnnie Jerome Ted Bywaters ff s N . 5. wg 1 Harvey Turner Bob Manner ATHLETICS R alph McCann 2 , k 1 if '-7--QS . . . 'Pix' 1 . -'wa V ' , awe' I E ig ew- ' . - J. R. Simons Albert McHenry gr s'a 4 4? 2 3 Q Q 14 5 4 5 - ' .,-,,,X 5 ,. , . , -g'.: I 4 lik A V , .., .. , I W W VLLV r S 5 H nk ' , W- P , .R -Z, ,f r ' 'af ' L W M- 5 -'J A, Q V .Mi If '-3, 'L any I-1 4 A ,k , A Q V ' . ' .64 . - ' . 2 M 1 QIQ- T fig.: . Ti ,QE ' ' 2 I ,M ' 6 I 41 kd A A i A Hillcrest T-Formation Football Squad 'THE STARTING ELEVEN Linemen Ted Bywaters--A consistent player, Ted was always doing his best 46, L48 for the team Left End Ralph McCann--Bozo ranked football second in his life. First? Why L48 fried pies of course. Right End Mitchell Carter -- Mitch's love for laps and wind sprints highlighted 46, L48 his football career. Left Tackle Joe Whitney--Although Smokey loved football he nearly always 46,47,L48 managed to miss school once or twice a week. Right Tackle Jack Granning--Even though he was injured several times it was never 46,47,L48 so serious that after a rest and a drink of water he All-District was ready to go. Left Guard Harold Duncan--If O.B. improves as he did in the '48 he should 46,47,L48 be a cinch for All-District honors in '49 Right Guard Walter Staton-- Sam's tackling .and his fine work while on offense 45,46,47,L48 was one of the highlights of each game. All-District'48 Co-Captain Center Backfield Bob Manner--An expert at deception Bob will be back in '49 to hold 46,47,L48 down the signal calling slot. Quarterback Gilbert Kelley--The only letterman on the '48 team. Gil kept the 46,L47,48 left half position in tact throughout the season. Co-Captain Left Half Harvey Turner--Although he weighed only 135 lbs. Harvey was a L48 menace every time he tucked the pigskin under his arm. Fullback J. R. Simons--.T. R. was the hardest working man onthe eleven in '48 47,L48 and should be one of the mainstays of the team next Right Half season. F2 ESE RVES Johnnie Jerome--Johnnie didn't get to work much on offense except 46,47,L48 punting, but he played first-string defense all the time. Left Half I-Ie loved to tackle the big boys low and watch 'em fall. David Lynn--David was not able to demonstrate his pass snatching 46,4'7,L48 ability due to an early season injury. Left End David Short--No matter how tough the going, Short always managed 46,L48 a word of encouragement. Right Tackle Albert McHenry--Fritz was the fastest lineman on the team and was 45,46,47,L48 always in there scrapping. Right Guard Gene Hooper--Gene should be another scatback to worry the opposition 47, L48 in '49 Fullback Edgar Ray--Although the boys were always shouting athim, X-Ray L48 always managed to stay asleep or play basketball. Mgr. TRACK TEAM X GAMETIME P anther Claw s Sept. 10-Showing their lack of experience the Hillcrest Panthers battled the North Dallas A Reserves to a 12-12 deadlock. Sept. l7-With the reserves playing most ofthe game the Panthers rolled up an easy 31-0 victory over amy Crozier Tech B team, .5605 what a,!f.a4.,,4i dAzx'A,,faa!,Mj'? a 5,:A47o, 'P Sept. 24-A vastly improved Hillcrest eleven trampled agood High- land Park B team 20-6 on the Hillcrest field. Oct. 1-Frequent penalties and bad breaks marked a 6-0 upset victory registered by the Buckner Hornets over the Panthers. Oct. l5-A heavier Hillcrest eleven chalked up a stinging 8-0 de- feat over the luckless Garland Owls. Oct. 22-A hard charging Mesquite team turned back a surprised Hillcrest aggregation 27-6 for the Panthers first conference loss. 5114620 .,6eafn'4b?AfJ ,Qg,f4.z41, ya-. xiii!-66,,0llAA'LOZib Oct. 29-Iourneying to PleasantGrove the Panthers were startled by a last half rout which ended with the Bobcats on the winning end of a 27-0.0l0ac4fo7 -:nan-vO!ZkdfG' d-35. Nov. 5-A fired up Hillcrest eleven held the scrappy Carrolton Lions scoreless while they rolled up two T. D's to win 12-0. Nov. 19-The district champs showed the Panther eleven some fancy running as they trounced the Home Team 43-13. '7-aid,-,fryv .2444 ,-,,..-Q BASKETBALL Mr. Dyson Edgar Ray Coach Manager BASKETBALL David Lynn Gene Hooper Bob Manner Guard-Captain Guard Forward Lettered 3 yrs. Lettered l yr. Lettered l yr. John Joyce Bill Neary Alton Hopkins Guard Guard Forward Lettered l yr. Lettered 1 yr. Lettered l yr. I. R. Simmons Leon Boettcher Center Forward Lettered l yr. Lettered l yr. 4 , . aww new be 3 Mn. lx N. H. S. Brains The Outlaw Going Somewhere '? Good Sam No! it can't be Lu! Hold that pose! Manager at work, 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Dear Donnie. Come hither look Gi1more's Dog Food New Look! eng!! Lovely Lively! .- . 1 In Editor's Leisure Hours! 'J y Innocence! ' Hot dogs! Not again! 13 . Duhhhhhhh! Speed! Seeing double! Glamor Girls! Say now! Legs! Cutie! Tomboy! Joker! War council! Little Stevie! George's Mary! Mountain Climbers! Studious! Funny ? Colgate Smile! A cute couple! Guess Who! Drene Shampoo! Women's apparel! Bus time! Cold? Suds! Tough guy! Who's the girl, Johnnie . 1, . ff? '- t E 'ff .3 B. - g - pf T. ..,..f,:a3: J 1 I A . 3 fi' a .F ls My Qin! VL ,::' y i yri, A , . 16' eisr 3 ' l V554 u '71 5 . f 2-N. ff be H.. 2355? Q .. K wil ,. I . 4, 1 K kV,V It , A it ,ffm 22255522- l. She sure was perty then! Z. Those pyrarniders 3. Speechless! 4. .Drunk again? 5. Rogue's Galery 6. Please turn around! 7. Quite a tennis player. 8. Flatter you, don't it? 9. We thought they were Juniors! 10. .Tungle girl! Brainy ? A warm day! Monkey? Southern Belles! That outdoor type Come out of the bushes ! Three year letter man, Huh! Going to a party? What's this ? the zoo! 4-'S She uses Carnay! I can't tell who you are, but ....... ! Her younger days. Stogie Imean, Stovie Dignified Seniors. Shotgun Wedding! Pale face! Vl THE FIRST OFFICIAL REPORT OF BUSINESS STAFF Income Advertisements . . . . . . . SS 17 68 Subscriptions .......... 23 51 Bribes from Business Men . . . . 9,312.98 Money from Senior Class .............. ll Sale of old records and engraving as junk. . . . 756 23 Total as 10,110 51 Expenditures Engraving . . ......... . S 3 25 Printing .... . 4.75 Photography. . . 1 50 Stationery ...... 435.60 Ink ............ 74.00 Office Furnishings., 'Q ........ 583.99 Recreations for editor ........ 759 76 Chewing gum for stenographers. . 176 52 Gumdrops for business manager ....... 394.00 Theater tickets for editorial staff ........ 754.00 Seats to the Ice Hockey for business staff . . . 4 25 Stick candy for faculty advisor ......... 683 O0 Coca Colas for Miss Bellows ............. 957 28 Christmas gift for Mr. Knapp fone Kiddie Karl. . . 765 38 Incidental expenses .................... . . 15,698.51 Total S 20,995.79 Total expenditures . . . . . S 20,995.79 Total income .... . . 10,110.51 Total deficit . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . S 10 885 28 This sum was raised by a free-will offering from the faculty. Teachers, we thank you for remedying this slight discrepancy in our acc ounts . ENTER HOUR MISPELLED WARD CONTEST Reed this announsement, knowt the words uncorectly spelltg send them to the Annuel offic and get a prise. Letts have sum pep over this most enturesting and edifing chance to show yure edukachion. 1-D I 1 9 3 ? ? 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