John Tyler High School - Alcalde Yearbook (Tyler, TX)
- Class of 1941
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H, E, JENKINS Asslslonf Soparinlendenv of Tyler Public Schools Deon of Tyler Junior College. as, - MRS. ROY C. OVVENS VicexPrincipol of Tyler Hlglw School. QCQJXLCZCWZZ 'n Mr J M Hodges Superuntendent of the Tyler Publuc Schools Mr J H Barron Second Vuce Presudent Mr H H Clarkston Mr B T Wa ters Mr P C Punkerton Mr T B Ramey Presuaent Mu' Gordon Sump son Furst Vuce Presuclent Mr Frank Ruyuere Mrs Lous F Whuterruan Secretary to the Board of Educatuon LER SCHCD In recent years the Board of Educatuon oT The Tyler Publuc Schools ha promoted an extensuve buuldung program and an enruchment ot the curruculunu Thus work has been done wuth the cooperatuon of The sJperun tendent andthe cutuzens ot Tyler The gymnasuurn erected un T936 has a standard basketoall court dressung rcorrus re reatuon room classrooms and oftuces Tor health and physuccl educatuon Teachers The old hugh school college buuldung Thus uncluded a modern cafeterua classrooms for the hugh school and a lrbrary for the c llege The audutaruurn buxlt un l94O proyudes a seatung capacuty Tor aoproxumately tvvo thousand and us one ot uhe most beautufuu buuldurugs of uts kund un The state The growth un enrollment rn Tyler Hugh School has well uustufued These rew buuldunas as The enrollment uncreased approxumat ly fuve hundred un the peruod from l93O to l94O The curruculum ot the hugh school has also kept pace vvuth h chanq ng tumes and the enlarged student body sudes the fundamental subuects The course of study now un ludes The Tollowung courses uournalusm commercual work undustrual arts art speech arts homemalcung yocatuonal agruculture health and physucal educatuon musuc and cocperatuve educatuon Thus the needs at the student bo ly have not been neglected un the new buuldung program and The reyused curruculum . . . 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Blue Brigade-Maiorette, I94O, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council, High Ideals, National Honor Society, Order of Blue and Gold, Student Council. MARY DEE ALLEN Her brains are surpassed by none Alcalde Council Library Club President l940 Luons Tale Staff National Honor Society Stu dent Council Quill and Scroll FRANCES LEE ALSTON Her poise as an asset many would like to have Blue Brigade Girls Forum THU RMAN BARBEE He is gust as surprised that he graduated as anyone RAY BILODEAU An expert on foreign affairs KATHLEEN BIVINS Her sweetness makes everyone love her Girls Forum High Ideals Library Club Lions I Staff Order of the Blue and Gold Quill and Scroll President I94O 4I CATHERINE ANN BOUNDS A little bit ot a gurl with a big smile or Blue Brigade Girls Forum VIVIAN BURSON Quiet yet quite dependable Girs Forum NEIL BUSTER Has what it takes. MILTON COVEY Tall dark and handsome. Hi-Y Student Council. C L A S S TERM CLARENCE DAWSON He's a wonderful fellow. LOUISE DAY Her huge eyes gain one's attention. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Lion's Tale Staff, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll-Vice-President, l94O-'41, PAULINE FAGLIE Her quiet manner attracts many. Girls' Forum. ALICE FERRELL Dancing feet and dancing eyes. Girls' Forum. ANN FLEISCHMAN She is always there when you need o lriendl Girls' Forum. JAUNETTA FORTE A little bit of eyerything nice. Girls' Forum, Library Club. Lion's Tale Staff, Fad ana Pencil Club. CHARLES HAMMETT Our football scores will soon show that heia gone. Football Team. LEON HAVVKINS Will always remain ahead of the crowd. Junior Craftsrne-n's Guild. JAMES HAZEL Will amount to something, we know not what. VIVIAN HESTER Retiring until you know her, Girls' Forum, Lion's Tale Staff, JUANITA HILL Her long black hair is the envy of ali. Girls' Forum. DAN HILLIARD ExCels in things other than tennis Hi,Y, National Honor Society. 11? r, ,,, xl ,v x N +C A . Q i I-515 ' . .. -.Q'Cf 1' i . P' T 47igf'ff,,, c'fQ':T4.', . . is Q-.gfw .N ,Fi X K X my l , J. . .L -H., jfbf' ., .. I, .1 .Q F ri -1 6 'N Q-suv xv ffigw C, L: 'SJ .yu g5 '3 06 -.N lk -or is TFT. Vi . . -qv 5 it 83 fx an 5 1 -vs 4 2 -4- . . . ,.,,i..gp' 1 If ' 'L ' , Q FALL R. L. JACOBS Keeps what he knows to himself. MARY ALICE LEMONS To coin a phrase, 'More fun than a barrel of monkeys! f' Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Quill and Scroll. TYNDALL LEWIS I wonder if he thinks his hair is as pretty as everyone does? BILLY McGREW Possesses super-ability. National Honor Society, MARY JANE MCNAMARA Good grades are one of her many accomplish- ments. Girls' Forum, Hobby Club, National Honor So- ciety, Pad and Pencil-President, l94O. RALPH MEECE A friendly sort of chapf' FAYE MINTO His grades don't do his intelligence iusticef' BILL MOORE The right combination of everything. HAROLD MYERS Mum's the word with Harald. Junior Historians. DOROTHY FAY NEEDHAM Sweet and pretty are not enough words to describe her. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, High Ideals. ef - r ALLEN NICKS Can think fast enough to keep out of trouble. GERRY PARKER A knack for drawing cartoons is a talent Gerry possesses. Girls! Forum, Tennis Team. C L A S S TERM EDNA PERKINS Every word she speaks is a kind one. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. WILLIAM PRICE Nearly always successful in his first attempt. Junior Historians. ALMA RUTH RAMSEY The biggest eyes that have ever been seen Girls' Forum, Hobby Club. DOROTHY REYNOLDS Cutest girl in the class is certainly right for her. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Junior Historians Lion's Tale Staff. JAMES ROGERS Harbors no regrets at leaving T. H. S. CLAUDIA SANDERS Stately as a queen. Girls' Forum. MOZELLE SCROGGINS Has a quick comeback for everything. Girls' Forum, I-IASKELL SHAW Doesn't demand his way or become disagreeable it he doesn't get it. Student Council. CHARLES TUNNELL His good qualities center around his humor. Football Team. DARRELL WEAVER When better mouse traps are built, Darrell will build them. MAX WELLS Knows what time it is. MARY LOIS WHITEMAN Oh! For that complexion. Alcalde Council, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council, High Ideals, Hobby Club-President, 1940, National Honor Society, Pad and Pencil Club. 5 7mm f-s,.,.. , -f .4- g Z I , ., -L. , ..' - nfs, ' A ff-,gn . ,-s-- 'f.Lif635yf.-- , ' .fam-,--r.: V ..gq?Q7-'Ei FA L EDDIE WI-IITESIDE My, he used to have fun on the Blue Brigade trips! VV. Z. WILLIS l'le's lull of pranks. THOMAS WRIGHT All the girls are sad because Thomas is so shy! FRANK ABRAHAM President Don't worry about him, he'll get along. Camera Club, Hi-Y, Home Room President- l937-'38, Student Council-President, l939-'4O. GEORGE TARRY Vice-President Everyone who knows him is his friend. B3 Moth Club, Home Room President-i940-'4I, Student Council-Vice'President, I94O-'4I. MARGUERITE SVVINNEY Secretary Intelligent and studiousf' Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Home Economics Club, Order of the Blue and Gold' Vice-President, I94O-'4I, Shorthand Club-SeCre- tary, I94O-'4I, Student Council, RAMONA AGUIRRE She is a friend to all. Girls' Forum, Home Makers' Club, Spanish Club. B. M. ALEXANDER A little boy who loves to play baseball. DICK ALLEN Few ore the things he can'l do. Foolball Team, Hi-Y, Track Team, Tyler Junior Rifle Club-President, l938f39. C L A S S TERM ELOISE ALLEN She certainly will be missed when she leaves T. H, S, Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum. JONNIE ALLEN Sweet and a lot of lun, too. Co-Organizations Editor of Alcalde, T940-'4I, French Club-Secretary, l94O-'41, Girls' Forum, Quill and Scroll, Lion's Tale Staff. HELEN ANDERSON Her beauty and brains endear her to all. Band, B5 Math Club, CaAEditor of the Alcolde, 1940-'4I, Girls' Forum-Vice-President, I94O-'41, Girls' Forum Council, G.R.A,, High Ideals, Student Council. MARIE ANDREWS The best way to acquire a friend is to be a friend. Girls' Forum, G.R.A., Shorthand Club. EDWARD ARTI-IER lt takes brains to act the way he does. Tennis Team, I94I. EAYE ATEN Always smiling. G.R.A., Girls' Forum, Hobby Club, Home Malc- ers' Club, Home Room-Vice-President, i938-'39. M. G. AVEN PIump and good naturedf' Junior Crattsmen's Guild, Junior Historians ELIZABETH BACILE VVe nominate her for having the most gorgeous eyes in school. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Latin Club, Quill and Scroll, l.ion's Tale Staff-News Editor, l94O-'4I. JACK BAILEY Personality pIus. Hi-Y-Vice-President, I94O-'4l, BILLY BAKER Isn't the type to waste his time studying. French Club, Hi-Y. DOROTHY FAY BARNES She deserves the best. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, G.R.A. GERALDINE BARRON Ginger Rogers' second when it comes to dancing. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., High Ideals, Spanish Club, Twirl Club. SPRING ROBERTA BARTON Reliable and true Blue Brigade B Math Club Girls Forum GRA Latin Club Pad and Pencil Club WYLIE BASS Theres plenty of good in him Future Farmers of America Junior Historians MARGIE SUE BAUGHMAN Sweet and kind to all Bue Brigade Girls Forum Home Economics C ub MARY SUE BLACKWELL An attractive blonde Bue Brigade Girls Forum High Ideals BETTY BOTHVVELL More fun than a three ring circus Bue Brigade Campfire Girls French Cub Girls Forum High Ideals Spanish Club SAM BRACKEN A trustworthy and likable oy Junior Historians GEORGE BRADLEY He really gets around Camera Club Vice President i940 4I BOB BREEDLOVE As tough as they come. BL Math Club Football Team, H'-Y Home Room-Vice-President I940- 41. EDNA EARL BRENTS She radiates happiness. Girls' Forum Spanish Club. MARY ALICE BRENTS Easy going. Girls Forum Hobby Club Home Economics Club Junior Historians Spanish Club. DELMA BRETT Quiet but nice. Girls Forum. CELIA DENE BROOKS Her sweet smile radiates happiness. Blue Brigade, B3 Math Club, Co-Organizations Editor of Alcalde, I94O-'4I, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Orchestra, Spanish Club. C L A S S TERM DALLAS BROWN Would da anything to get out of school. JAMES BROWN Not so timid as he looks. Co-Operative Class. ROBERT BU RLESON Always has something interesting to talk about. Home Room-Secretary, T940-'4l. E. J. BURNS Very likable. Future Farmers of America. LORENA BURSON Though her hair is red, her temper is not. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., Library Club. NATHA LEE BYNUM Pleasing, quiet, and sweet. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Shorthand Club. DEAN CAGLE Had rather work than go to school. Future Farmers of America. RUTH CALVERT Her beauty is known afar. Biology Club, Blue Brigade-Flag Bearer, l94O, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council, Shorthand Club, Student Council. EDWARD CAMPBELL Ranks with Einstein. Correspondence Club, French Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club. GEORGE CARRUTHERS A little boy with a large capacity for friend- ship. DOROTHY CARTER There is something individual about her. Co-Operative Class, Dramatic Club, Girls' Forum, G.R.A. ELOISE CARTER Even though she resembles Deanna Durbin, Eloise has a personality all her own. Blue Brigade-Flag Bearer, l94O, Girls' Forum, Latin Club. hi S E N I O R SPRING LINDA RUTH CARTLIDGE Smiles instead of speaking. Girls' Forum, G.R.A., Hobby Club, Junior His- torians. AUDREY FAYE CASEY One who has the right to succeed. Girls' Forum, Spanish Club. DOROTHY LEE CLARK She is appreciated by her associates. Girls' Forum, G.R.A. ROBERT CLARK We believe in his ability to make a place for himself in the world. Camera Club. HORACE CLARKSTON A true friend is forever o friend. Band, Camera Club. MARTHA COLE As close to perfection as anyone can be, Blue Brigade-Flag Bearer, I94O, Dramatic Club, Girls' Forum. BEULAH MAE COLLINS Charming and full of personaIity. Girls' Forum, G.R,A,, Home Makers' Club. EVELYN COOK Blessed with friends and happiness Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum. GE RALD COON EY Wonder why he is so shy? Basketball Team, Junior Croftsmen's Guild. KENNETH COOPER Don't you like to hear him talk? BILLY COX ollin' along beatin' a drum. Band, Camera Club. HR RUBY COX Always happy, never sad. Girls' Forum. C L A S TERM URBANELLE COX Full of vim, vigor, and vitality. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Glee Club. LOREE CROW Whenever there is dancing she is right there. Biology Club, Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, GRA., Hobby Club, Home Makers' Club. ll-IELMA JEAN CULVER A smile for everyone. U Biology Club, Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council, High Ideals, Spanish Club. L. C. CUMMINGS Enters into everything whole-heartedlyf' B3 Math Club, Camera Club. ETHEL DANIEL Gee, but she's nice. Correspondence Club, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., Hobby Club, Tennis Club. MARY FRANCES DANIELS Oh, what eyes. Alcalde Council, B3 Math Club, Choral Club, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., High Ideals, Home Room- Secretary, l938-'39, Spanish Club, Shorthand Club. HAZEL DARK Her faults lie gently on her. Girls' Forum, Home Makers' Club. VIRGINIA DARNELL She never has a worry nor a care. Blue Brigade, Choral Club, Girls' Forum, Short- hand Club. ORETHA DAVIS She really can make that piano swing. Girls' Forum, Shorthand Club-Vice-President, l94l. ELIZABETH DEMMER Bubbling over with personality. Biology Club, Blue Brigade, French CIub-Presi- dent, l94l, Girls' Forum. JAMES DENNIS Tyler High's gift to the girls. Football Team, Home Room-President, i938-'39, Student Council, Track Team. LEE ROY DUKES Everyone likes him. Alcalde Council, B3 Math Club, Home Room- President, i939-'40, Student Council. 'K ul.- X Q! CQ L Q sv' J -. 00 f an 'Q SENIOR SPRING HOLLACE DUNWOODY Little but loved a lot. Biology Club, Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., High Ideals, Home Economics Club, Junior Historians. NORIVIA JEAN DUNWOODY She entrances every member of an audience when she starts speaking. Blue Brigade, Debate Club, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council, High Ideals, Library Club-Secre- tary, l939-'4O. MILTON EATON A cowboy of the old school. MIRIAM ELLIOTT Competent in all of her undertakings. Alcalde Council, Blue Brigade, Choral Club, Correspondence Club, Girls' Forum, G.I?.A., Span- ish Cluln. VIRGINIA LEE ELLIS Her mild manners are most refreshing. Band, Girls' Forum. ROSE EISEN When she graduates, we lose a most attractive girl, Blue Brigade, French Club, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council, High Ideals, Pad and Pencil Club- Vice-President, l94I. BEN ERWIN None but himself can be his parallel. Junior Historians. JAMES FAGAN His principles are of the highest type. B3 Math Club, Latin Club, JAMES FAIR Well acquainted with the ways of the world. Debate Club, Hi-Y. BETTE .IAYNE FERGUSON This yell leader has as much pep on the dance floor as on the football field. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Coun- cil, G.R.A.-Presiclent, I939-'40, Horne Room-Seo retary, I94O-'4l, Twirl Club. JOAN FERRIER My, how she did beat that druml Biology Club, Blue Brigade, Choral Club, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., Shorthand Club. EUGENIA FITE Friendly to everyone. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., Home Eco- nomics Club-Vice-President, I9-'10-'4l, Shorthand Club. C L A S S TERM JAMES FLANAGAN No matter how high his aim he always reaches it. B3 Math Club, Home Room-President, 1940-'4l, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Lion's Tale Staff-Editor-in-Chief, l94O-'4l. EVELYN FLOREY An aristocratic looking blonde. Blue Brigade, G.R.A., Girls' Forum, Home Eco- nomics Club. BERNICE FORDHAM The world needs more folks like Bernice. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum. JAMES EARL FORTNER Just another of Tyler High's dwarfs. Basketball Team. EVELYN FOWLER With her pretty voice and face she ought to go far, Dramatic Club, Girls' Forum, Twirl Club, CHARLES FREET Slow and easy. Co-Operative Class-President, 1940-'4l. LAURA FRIZZELL A diligent, steady worker. Girls' Forum, Home Economics Club-Secretary, i940-'4l, Home Room-Secretory, I939, Shorthand Club. GENE GREER GABLES One to be admired by all. B3Math Club-Vice-President, l94O, Co-Business Manager of Alcalde, 1940-'4l, Latin Club-Vice- President, l939. EL JEAN GANN Kind and sweet. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Junior Historians, Spanish Club. DICK GAUT Many receive advice, only the wise profit by it. Hi-Y, Tyler Junior Rifle Club. JACK GEDDIE An understanding friend, MARGARET ANN GEORGE She has a host of admirable virtues, Biology Club, Blue Brigade-Drum Maior, i940- '4l, Debate Club, Girls' Forum-President, l94O-'41, G.R.A., Shorthand Club-Vice-President, 1940-'4l, Campfire Girls-Vice-President, i940-'4l, Student Council. if ff' 'lv-o,, 36, N TP , Jiri SENIOR SPRING JOHN GILBERT To be happy is no problem for him. LOIS EVELYN GILLEY She really is a diIly'. Girls' Forum, BELJLA GILMORE AIways willing to do her part. Girls' Forum, Shorthand Club. GENE GIMBLE If you hayen't heard of the Rose City Swingsters, it's not his fault. B3 Math Club, Choral Club. DORIS RUTH GINN She has hitched her wagon to a star. Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council, Hobby Club-President, I94I, Junior Historians, Student Council. VERNELLE GINN Her dark hair is always perfect, just as she is. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Li- brary Club, Spanish Club, LEIGH GLENN Doesn't have an excess of evident faults. Alcalde Council, Orchestra, Junior Historians GORDON GOLD He's determined on success. Band, Choral Club, Lion's Tale Staff, i940-'4I. LOIS GREGORY We all admire her quiet, unassuming manner. Girls' Forum. MYRA NELL HALE Anyone feels at ease in her presence Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum. EDWARD HANCOCK Few are the things he doesn't know about.' Basketball Team, FREDERICK HARDY Pleasingly different. Junior Historians, TERM LAIN HAWES A faithful friend and student. Alcalde Council, Band, B3 Math Club, Latin Club. CONNIE HAVVKINS Such diligence and reserve should be lauded, Girls' Forum. BOBBY HAYES His activities are many and diversified. Camera Club-President, I94O-'4I, Lion's Tole- Bufiness Manager, I94O-'4I, l.L.P.C.4Vice-Presi- dent, I94O-'41, Quill and Scroll, Student Council. JOSEPHINE A. HAYLEY There never was a gal I could love like I love my Josephine. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Home Makers' Club, Shorthand Club. PAUL HAYSLIP Fun to know and swell to be around. HI-Y. MADELINE I-IENDLEY This Miss Hendley is very friendly. Girls' Forum. RUTH HEY Her waistline is as tiny as a dime. B3 Math Club, Debate Club-Secretary, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Home Room-President, l94O- '4l, Shorthand Club, Spanish Club. JACK HICKS From troubles he is always free. DOROTHY LOUISE HILL Her personality pleases teachers as well as stu- dents, Camera Club, Correspondence Club, Girls' Forum, High Ideals. MARY JUANITA HILL Thorough and efficient in her undertakings. Blue Brigade, Debate Club, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., Pad and Pencil Club-Secretary, l94O-'4l. JAMES I-IINDS There's never a dull moment around James. Lion's Tale Staff. BILLY HOLMES Has a well-rounded personality. Junior Craftsmen's Guild, Junior Historians. 'Y' QITW v Rfk-A . Y SPRING C. L. HONEA His red hair isn't accompanied by 'ihe usual violent temper. LOUISE HONEYCUTT VViIl we ever forget those beautiful eyes with the lang curly lashes? Blue Brigade-Yell Leader, l94O, Choral Club, Debate Club, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Order of the Blue and Gold. PAULIINIE HOOD She is good at everything. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum. RUTH HOOVER Everyone likes to hear her talk iust to hear her drawI. Blue Brigade, Choral Club, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Order of the Blue and Gold, Junior His- torians, HAZEL HUBBARD A genial and grarious lady. Band, Biology Club, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Shorthand Club-President, i940-'4l, Junior His- torians. DOT HUDSON Cute, sweet, darling-my, I can't tind enough words. Blue Brigade-Yell Leader, l94O, Camp Fire Girls-President, l94l, Girls' Forum, High Ideals- ViceAPresident, l94O-'4l, Order of the Blue and Gold'SeCretary, i939-'40, President, I94O-'4l, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll. GERALDINE HUGHES Truly the acme of femininity. Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council, Home Eco- nomics Club-President, l94O, Order of the Blue and Gold-Secretary, l939. Student Council. RUTH MARIE HUMAN This world needs more girls like Ruth Marie. Blue Brigade, G.R.A., Girls' Forum, Latin Club, Library Club-Vice-President, I94O-'4l, Shorthand Club, Quill and Scroll. .IONNIE AILEEN HUMPHFUS Her ready good humor wins her many friends. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Lion's Tale Staff. EDWARD IVEY A loyal and faithful friend. LESTER JAY Want to know about iournalism? B3 Moth Club, Camera Club, Hi-Y, Lion's Tale Staff, Quill and Scroll. J. D. KAY Football fame hasn't turned his head. Football Team, Home Room-Vice-President, l940. .. p C L A S S TERM PAULA KENT She possesses the most gorgeous complexion in school. Band, Camp Fire Girls, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Home Room'President, l939-'40, Home Room-Vice-President, l938-'39, Order of the Blue and Gold, Student Council. LOUISE KEY The tiniest redhead around old T. H, S. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Shorthand Club, Spanish Club, Junior Historians. DORIS MAE KIEKEL 'Mlho said blondes are dumb? Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Shorthand Club. DOROTHY KIRBY Neatness personified. Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Junior Historians- Secretory, T940-'4l, Library Club-President, T943 '4l, Shorthand Club, Spanish Club. JOHN KITTRELL He's artistically inclined. Track Team. KATHLEEN KNIGHT Beauty is its own excuse for being. Blue Brigade, Choral Club, Girls' Forum, High Ideals. MARGARET KNIGHT A willing worker. Girls' Forum, Shorthand Club. MARY LEE KNIGHT Fair like a goddess of long ago. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Junior Historians, Library Club, Order of the Blue and Gold. ISABELL KORKMAS A'ways a friend, Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Home Mokers' Club. KIRBY LARABEE A capable leader, one swell guy. Student Council-President, l94O-'4l. JIMMY LARCOM Happy go lucky. Band, Choral Club, Home Room-President, l939. GENE LA PEYRE Neyer gloomy. Hi-Y, Junior CrafTsmen's Guild-Secretory, l94O' 4l. Home Room-President, l939. . .41 Q6 U 'IS S E N I O R SPRING DOROTHY LEDBETTER The sweet strains of her violin will lead her to fame Blue Brigade French Club Girls Forum GRA High Ideals Home Room Vice President 1941 Shorthand Club ROSA LEE LEWIS Always as busy as a bee Girs Forum Home Makers Club MITTIE SUE LILES This high stepping drum malor has friends by the hundreds Biology Club Blue Brigade Assistant Drum Ma gor 1940 GRA Girls Forum High Ideals BERNICE LINNSTEADTER Nice to know Choral Club Girls Forum Shorthand Club EMMA KATHERINE LOVETT Cute sweet and modest Girls Forum Hobby Club Home Makers Club Orchestra GRACE DURELLE LOVETT Modest sweet and cute Girls Forum Hobby Club Home Makers Club KATHRYN LOVING Pleasing and friendly Blue Brigade Girls Forum GRA High Ideals Shorthand Club Spanish Club Junior Historians FRANCES MCBRIDE Always u smile on her lips and a twinkle in her eyes Blue Brigade Choral Club Girls Forum Girls Forum Council, G.R.A., Home Economics Club, Junior Historians. DOROTHY MCCARLEY 'Coud th re be a bit of Irish in her?' Blue Brigade, Girls Forum, Library Club. FAYE MCCLOUD How this girl can actl Girls' Forum. JANETTE MCCLUNG 'Keep smiling must be her motto! Blue Brigade, Debate Club, Dramatic Club, Girls Forum High Ideals. DOROTHY MCCLURE Here is a lady, modest, discreet, and reserved.' Blue Brigade, Correspondence Club, Girls Forum, Spanish Club. C L A S S TERM JERRY McDANlEL Little in size only. Junior Craftsmen's Guild. MARGARET McDANlEL Has fun all the time. Blue Brigade. Choral Club. Girls' Forum, G.R.A., High Ideals, Shorthand Club, Spanish Club. CARL MCGINNEY Even tempered and easy going. Junior Crottsmen's Guild, Football Team, Track Team. MAMIE RUTH MCGOVVAN Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Girls' Forum. BETTIE MclLHERAN inimitable in everything she does. Blue Brigade-Yell Leader, l94O, Girls' Forum, High Ideals-Secretary, l94O-'4l, Latin Club, Lion's Tale Staff-Society Editor, T940-'4l, Order of the Blue and Gold. CLARENCE MCLEAN Boys will be boys. Hi-Y, Lion's Tale Staff. LAURA MCLELLAN Her refinement stands out amcrgst her other good qualities. Alcalde Council, Blue Brigade-Flag Bearer, l94O-'4l, Dramatic Club, French Club, Girls' Forum, Home Room-Secretary, l94O-'4l, Twirl Club. CLEBURN MCLEROY He's a mighty good sport. Junior Craftsmen's Guild, Junior Historians. ELWANDA MCMINN Possessed at mild manners and a kind heart. Blue Brigade. Girls' Forum, Home Makers' Club. MARY LOU MCMINN Has many friends, girls and boys alike. Biology Club, Blue Brigade, B3 Math Club, Girls' Forum. Girls' Forum Council, G.R.A., High Ideals, Latin Club, Order of the Blue and Gold. Junior Historians. JAMES MCMURREY His 'A' grades are second only to his able leadership. Alcalde Council, Biology Club, B3 Math Club- President, 1940, Cc-Feature Editor of Alcolde, i940-'41, Home Room-President, l94O, Home Room-Vice-President, T938-'39, Junior Class Treas- urer. l939f'4O, Student Council, Tyler Junior Rifle Club. VINIE MAHAN Friendly and studiousf' Girls' Forum, Home Makers' Club, Junior Histo- rians. 1 r jd' 11 1,2 8 ,1 SENIOR SPRING ELSIE DEAN MARTIN Dancing lady. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, G,R.A., Home Eca- nomics Club, Hobby Club, Spanish Club. JIMMIE MARTIN Pretty as a picture. Band, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., Home Economics Club. WALTER MATNEY Easy to get along with. Junior Craftsmen's Guild, Junior Historians. MARY JANE MATTERN Her voice will take her a long way. Blue Brigade, Dramatic Club, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Hobby Club, Latin Club. JOE MAY Mays and A's run together. Biology Club, B3 Math Club, Hi-Y, Lion's Tale Staff, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club. GORDON MOORE You have missed something it you have not known him. Future Farmers of America. ORBRIE MORGAN A ray of sunshine in everybody's world. Biology Club, Blue Brigade, Choral Club, Girls' Forum, Shorthand Club. MICKEY MULLENS As fine and likable a boy as ore can find. Spanish Club. MELROSE MURPI-IEY This talented little maiorette is also talented in capturing all the bcys' hearts. Blue Brigade-Majorette, l94O-'4l, French Club, Girls' Forum, Home Room-Vice-President, l94O-'4l. AGNES MURRAY A bundle of good qualities make up this girl. Girls' Forum, Shorthand Club. GENEVA NEEL You find much in her that you don't expect, Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., Home Eco- nomics Club, Shorthand Club. MARY LENA NEWMAN Ohl her beautiful hair. Girls' Forum, Junior Historians, Library Club. C L A S S TERM CHARLYNN NORMAN This tiny girl certainly knows how to handle big boys. Dramatic Club, Girls' Forum. HAROLD PACE One to be depended upon. FANNlE PHILLIPS It is easy to understand why her admirers are many. Blue Brigade, B3 Math Club, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council, High ldeals, Order ol the Blue and Gold, Spanish Club. DORIS PIERCE Pleasing to look upon, and adorable when you know her. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Coun- cil, High Ideals, Order of the Blue and Gold, Spanish Club. CHARLENE PIGOTT Gentle in manner. Girls' Forum. KATHRYN PLUNKETT Her sweet smile falls on all. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, High Ideals. LESLIE FOLK A good algebra student. B3 Math Club, Camera Club. MAURlNE POOL The most gorgeous blonde hair ever seen. Blue Brigade, Choral Club, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council. MARGARET POWELL Endears herself to all with her sweet voice. Blue Brigade, Choral Club, Dramatic Club, French Club, Girls' Forum. ROSEMARY POWELL Here is o girl, modest and reserved. Blue Brigade, Camera Club, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Spanish Club. JOAN PRESTRIDOE Valuable things come in small packages, B3 Math Club, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Coun- cil, High Ideals-Secretary, l938-'40, Home Room- President, l94O-'4l, Order of the Blue and Gold, Spanish Club-Secretary, l94O-'4l, Student Coun- cil-Secretary, l940-'4l. BARBARA PRICE Her personality appeals to us all. Biology Club, Blue Brigade, Dramatic Club, Girls' Forum, Latin Club. I '95 88 SENIOR SPRING TOM RAMSOUR Has a cheerful outlook on life. Hi-Y, Track Team. RUBY JEAN RENFRO She has a hast of admirable virtues. Choral Club, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Hobby Club, Pad and Pencil Club. CLEO RHODES That cute little redhead. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum. MARTHA LOU RICE Happy all the time. Biology Club, Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Spanish Club-Vice-President, I939 40. BILL ROGERS ln athletics he shines. Basketball Team, Football Team, Home Room- President, l938, Home Room-Secretary, l939, Home Room-Vice-President, l94O. HYMIE ROOSTH Ta strive, ta seek, ta find, but not to yield. Band, B3 Math Club, Spanish Club, Tennis Team. REON ROSE 5he expresses her thoughts in smiles. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., Library Club. ELINOR RUTH ROSENTHAL A capable leader and worthy friend. Blue Brigade, Ca-Feature Editor of Alcalde, I94O-'4I, French Club, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., High Ideals, Latin Club-Secretary, I938, Pad and Pen- cil Club. BEULAH EAY ROSTETTER May her life be one of peace and happiness. Girls' Forum, Home Economics Club-Secretary, 1939-'40, Home Makers' Club-Secretary, 1940-'4l. MARIE RUSS ELL Her future will be very bright. Girls' Forum, Shorthand Club. JAMEEL JOSEPH SALEH Small and neat, 'Snockie' is hard to beat. French Club. GERALD SANDERS Can cope with any situation. Alcalde Council, Camera Club, Debate Club' President, l94O-'4l, Hi-Y-Secretary, l94O-'4I. i if-' fl A A rx -.. 'W' . md.. -ir' Teiziiiiu ROSEMARY SAUMS Her many accomplishments are the envy of all. Blue Brigade, B3 Math Club, Camp Fire Girls, Debate Club, Girls' Forum, G.I2,A., High Ideals, Home Room-President, I940-'4I, Junior Historians, Spanish Club, Student Council. BOBBY SCANTLIN Some skater, that Bobby. Junior Craftsmen's Guild. MICKEY SCOTT Music is only one of his many accempI.sf1rneits. Band, Choral Club, Hi-Y, Student Council. JANET SEXTON Cardiol to everyone, Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Home Economics Club. KATHLEEN SICK How this majorette did strut her stuff, BIl.e Brigade-Majorette, T940-'4I, Camp Fire Girls. Girls' Forum, MELVIN SIGMAN Has energy enough for three boys his size. Choral Club, HifY, Tennis Club. MARJGRIE SLAUGHTE2 Afways willing to do her part. Girfs' Forum, Hobby Club. BETTY JEAN SMITH BubbIing over with fun. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., Home Eco- nomics Club, Shorthand Club, Junior Historians. CHARLIE BOB SMITI-I A sweller 'fella' can't be found. Band, B3 Math Club-Vice-President, I94O-'4I Co-Business Manager of Alcalde, I94O-'41, Hi-Y GAYLE SMITH Minds his own business. ROBERT SMITH Q6 436 Vile miss him. ARLEIGH STANLEY Has just the right amount of self-confidencef Lion's Tale Staff-Exchange Editor, I94O-'4I Home Room-Vice-President, I939-'40, Home Room Vice-President, I9-4O,'4I, Sports Editor of Alcalde, IT I94Of'4I, Quill and Scroll. SENIOR SPRING JUANITA STANLEY Silence shows wisdom. Girls' Forum. HARRIET STEPHENS With her poetry she has won many honors. Debate Club, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Pad and Pencil Club, Spanish Club. INEZ STEWART A true friend is always a friend. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Home Economics Club. JERRY STIRMAN Has everything: brains, beauty, and brown. B3 Math Club-Secretary, I94O-'4I, Football Team, Home Room-President, 1940-'41, Home Room-Secretary, I938-'39, Home Room-Vice-Presb dent, I939-'40. BETTY STOFFEL Gentle in manner. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Home Economics Club. ANNA BELLE STORY A good pal. Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council, Library Club. DOROTHY LEE STRANGE She makes everyone like her. Blue Brigade, Choral Club, Girls' Forum. CECIL STRICKLAND A very dignified person. Future Farmers of America, Hi-Y. ALDO STROBL Want a picture drawn? Ask Aldo. LILLIAN SUTTON Her low soft voice is soothing to hear. Camera Club-Secretory, T940-'41, Debating Club-Secretary, 1940-'4I, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Home Room-President, I940-'4I, Shorthand Club. H CAROLYN SWANN The original goldilocks, no doubt.' Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum. MARY NELL SVVINNEY Little and cute as pie. Camp Fire Girls, Girls' Forum, Hobby Club, Junior Historians, Lion's Tale Staff. 1 C L A S S TERM JUANITA TAPSCOTT There is nothing affected about her. Girls' Forum, G.R,A., Home Economics Club, Spanish Club. FRANCES THEDFORD A little bit of T. N. T. Camera Club, Girls' Forum, Home Economics Club. WILEY THEDFORD Will make his way in the world afo:e. Future Farmers of America-Vice-President, l939-'4O. FLORENE THURMAN Always agreeable. Girls' Forum, Shorthand Club. KATHRYN TIPPIT Her calm manner is soothing. B3 Math Club-President, 1941, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Student Council. OTTO TURNER One of our best trombonistsf' Band, Lion's Tale Staff, Hi-Y. JAMES ULMER He leads us to believe that radio has a future. Biology Club-President, 1938-'39, B3 Math Club, Debate Club-Vice-President, l94O-'4l, HiAY, Home Room President, l938-'39-'40, Treasurer of Texas Association of Student Councils, 1939-'40, JIMMY UPCHURCH He's o iolly good fellow. Biology Club, B3 Math Club, Hi-Y, Tyler Junior Rifle Club. GLENN UZZEL A quiet and efficient worker. Co-Operative Class-Vice-President, l940-'4l, Hi-Y. MARY BELLE UZZEL Cheerful and iolly all year round. Blue Brigade, Choral Club, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., Spanish Club. RALPH VEASEY A leader of our master craftsmen. Junior Craftsmen's Guild-President, l940-'41, Junior Historians. ANEETIES WADE Her goad humor prevails. Girls' Forum. SENIOR SPRING DOUGLAS WALLACE Always has something to say about everything in generaI. L. A. WALLACE Napoleon was also small in stature, Band, Camera Club, Junior Historians. JEAN WALLER She manages everything as well as she did the Blue Brigade. Blue Brigade-Manager, I94O-'4I, Choral Club, Girls' Forum, G.R.A., High Ideals, Junior Histo- rians, Shorthand Club, Tennis Club. LINDA WALLER She would do anything to serve a friend. Girls' Forum, Home Economics Club. RUTH MARGARET WALTERS Her future will be bright if her fingers continue to trill over the ivories. B3 Math Club, Blue Brigade, Choral Club, Co- Editor Alcalcle, I94O-'4I, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council, Orchestra, Spanish Club. DOROTHY WATERS She is herself which is enough. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Shorthand Club. JACKIE WEBSTER A very sunny disposition. Blue Brigade, Debate Club, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Home Room-President, I938-'39, Order of the Blue and Gold-Secretary, I940-'4I, Spanish Club. QUINCY BEN WELCH V Con fill almost any position. Junior Historians. MARTHA BETH WHITEHORN Worthy of anyone's acquaintance. Girls' Forum, Hobby Club-Vice-President, I940- '4I. ANNE WHITNEY A perfect Iady. Blue Brigade, Camera Club-Secretary, I94O-'4I, Girls' Forum, High Ideals, Order of the Blue and Gold, Spanish Club. DOLORES WILLIAMS 'She is a priceless friend, Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum. FRANCES WILLIAMS An able leader and a grand all-around girl. Blue Brigade, B3 Math Club, French Club, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council, High IdeaIsAPresi' dent, I94O-'4I, Order of the Blue and Gold, Home Room-President, I94O-'4I, Student Council- Corresponding Secretary, I94I. C L A S S TERM THELMA WILLIAMS Perfectly precious. Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Coun- cil, High Ideals, Home Economics Club, Junior Historians. BARBARA LYNN W.LSON With mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Blue Brigade, Choral Club, Correspondence Club, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council, G.R.A., Home Room President, T940-'4l, Spanish Club. KATHLEEN WILSON Sweet and likable. Blue Brigade, Camp Fire Girls, Girls' Forum, Shorthand Club. ROBERT WILSON A true student and scholar. Latin Club, Home Room-Secretary, I94O. GEORGE WISE A capable sports editor. Lion's Tale Sport's Editor, l94O-'4l. BETTY WOOD One of the sweetest girls in school. Blue Brigade-Maiorette, I94O, Dramatic Club, French Club, Girls' Forum, Girls' Forum Council. MAURICE WROTENBERY A swell boy and very brilliant. B3 Math Club, Hi-Y. Wwee pcfplafu Three tall poplars Growing fair, They would have served Medici rare. For court of Rome Their simple grace Would yet have been Not out of place. But where were they? They were growing back Against the sordid grey Of a tenant shack. -I-larriet Stephens. Prize-winning poem in contest sponsored by Mary Hardin-Baylor College, I94O. g if 136 if 'nl' 1 Q6 prix DONALD ALFRED LA VONNE BAILEY BERNICE BEASLEY 243- BFTTY GEORCE BEST ANNETTA BROVNN Q' 5? 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JUNE JETT FRANCES JOHNSON AUBREY KEELE SELMA KORKMAS 1 mt' 'Z 3 .I-ff -1X 1l N-m 5 Q95 94,1 j'-r ' Y RK JUNIOR MARCELLA LINCOLN SIM LOGGANS GEORGE MCCULLOUOH J. B. MQKINNEY JUANITA MARTIN LOUISE MARTIN PETE MAYES DORIS MINTER CHERRY ANN MOORE WANDA MAE MURRAY I' 'E Q 'S Z W RICHARD MORGAN I I I I IVA NELL MOSELEY , ' If in J , 8 FY .Nw-Vw J' XI. if 2 JOY NASH DAVY FENA JANICE PHILLIPS MOZELLE POPE TOMMY RAMEY BILL REYNOLDS 3 3 If 2' I . X 4 'Hwy 'R' .V 4' -'1 cs- , AK ' R Hg 2 x I ,uf fwss fr ,fi SMITH REYNOLDS .za GZ g . , ,K 1' 'ff ' EDDIE RICHARDSON : ' 'TN X E a DOROTHY LEE RICHBOURG 1. f'ijzl?:fgffs,,f A 'ERJ' . I ' 'iff BUFORD SANDERS W. B. SHELTON BILL SI-IUFORD at 'QC MARIETA SHUMATE GRACE SMITH BETTY STEPHENS ,gg 6 4, ,, T za 5: BILLIE SUMMERS Q DOROTHY THOMPSON IEW , 11' ,f I MARCELLA THORNTON I i 'E SSSS , ' . F JOE MORRIS TIDWELL 3 6 LXIQEM- if -as J I . 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BETTY BROADUS JOHN HUNTER BROGAN EMORY BURDEN MARTHA GLYNN BURRIS JO ANN BYARS BETTY CARDEN JEAN EATON BOBBY FERRIER JIMMY FINLAYSON ANN FLANAGAN ALBERT FRIDKIN , R N17 'K 5 , 'S' I XX dam Alix Vw Jflgpigg SKS .33 1 SN T515-Q SOPHOMORE MARY LOUISE FRIZZELL BARBARA GENTRY PATSY GOFF GLORIA PATRICIA GOLDMAN KENNETH GREEN NELDAGEM HALL KATHLEEN HARTER MIKE HARVEY MARGARET HITCHCOCK DONALD LARGENT LEE LAWRENCE TRIXIE MCCLUNG MARY MCGRATH MARY LIL MCKENNA BILLIE JEAN MCWHERTER JEAN MASSAD JESSE MATNEY SALLY JO MATTHEWS C L A S MARGARET MAY LOIS MINIG RUTH MULLENS SARAH NIBLACK BILL GBANNON MIKE OCGNNOR JENNIE JUNE OVERLEESE BETTIE PACE RICE PEARSON PATRICIA PFAFF SALLY PHILLIPS SARAH PHILLIPS JIMMIE LEE FRICKETT VIRGINIA RANKIN ROY RIVIEFE PEGGY JANE RUSHING MARY LOU SCAGGS BETTIE SCRUGGS SOPHOMORES T 3 PEOOY SHAMBUROER li Nr! 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N qv Q px: ?xQ H, I . , ,qgmqgafvsi ,f .Sf f, ,. .tm W 1'5T '5' 1, f 2- 1Q,,,'f15 '1f3 f,',s l yW Aft vu My -1-qv tg Qm ' L jg ,flvrwfaffq :N-K Mlss Campbell s Home Room Mrs Flizhughs Home Room First raw: Wright, Bivins, Shaw-President, Boiles, Brooks-Vice-President, Rogers, Reynolds, Sutter field-Secretary, Loftis, Forte . . . Second row: Allen, McNamara, Weaver, Parker, Whiteside, Hawkins, Day, Negem, Ferrell, Perkins . . . Third row: Miss Campbell, Hilliard, Moore, Nicks, Bradford, Walker, Chelf, Meece, Barbee. 1-Ee First row Scroggms Ramsey Sanders Lemons Howell Needham Secretory Covey President Faglie Bounds Flenschman Second row Mrs Fntzhugh Hazel Myers Jacobs Mmto-Vice Presndent Greg ery Burson Martin Alston Whiteman Bilodeau Third row Lewis Dowell Hammett Tunnell Hill Wells McGrew Willis Buster Dawson Fourth row Price Moore 1 ,W fm .is ,, , , U W ,, , , ,. . .., 1 , .r , ,Q ,V , - , 6. . - f 1 . s, ,, , ,, A., 6 N . 4, .9 I H w s Y , A, , .VA -..s1. I 11. . 'g ' ' i V ' -1 2 . - 3 'farmer' ' I -. ,f ' ' - , , . My .1 A K- V, ,H M , . I i , . A I -S f A ,.,, . my . ' 1 - 'Z ' S4 Q, Q, ,'m-- 1, ,c - 1 I , , 4 1 - k s 1 4 . wa fs , f Y fx , A ,,r, , Q ., s . . we - ar, Q.. l K S M' ,,. 4 A f ...uh mv' ' 1 , 1- U.. ,V , e . , g . - . , NYU 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 ' - - Y - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 I I 1 I ' ' ' 2 I I I I I 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 - First rcw: Hill. Cumminas, Griffin, Prater, Murphey-Vice-President ton-Secretary, Human, Martin . . , Second row: Hardy, Brown, Stacy Dark, Mahan, Kiekel, Miss Bramblett . . . Third row: Herrington, Casey Hendley, Slaughter . . . Fourth row: Smith, Morley, Wilson-President, Friday, Clarks- Alexander, Wise, Oglesby, Wade, , Thedford. Rhodes, Gables, Hayley, Sheppard, Sterle. , .04-G: va-- ,Ml First rcw: Humphfus, fite, Brooks, Sanders, Ferguson-Secretory, Anderson, Sutton-President, Whit- ney, Kirby . . . Second row: Curry, McCardell, Bynum, Gilley, Perdue, Whitehorn, Stanley, Mullens, Gregory, Mrs. Cade . . . Third row: Aven, Arther, Dykes, Scantlin, McMurrey, Whitener, Honea, Sick, Walters, Hayslip, McMinn. .,,..., . - Miss Bramblett's Home Room Mrs. Cade's Home Room 'l K 7 fxirl- . A ' A 'f QA!! Q N if- df' A is wwf, A bw A, A f ,QA AA 1 -9? Kb Q,- A Sf Cfrili K ,A 5? N A , Qi is? ' -. x-i 'gmff F' fif 3: 'nam .5- 4f' sl: n A Am, his 'Nw 5' fl vii ,,, is... ,......... f:1!, , ja 'fx L 515: 5' , L 424 'T . ' , . , , - W 4 5 x f 1' ,X H a fight' ' f di x jf. M v! i 11 ,f 1 uv 4, new A if - -si . K9 - , . -. , 5 5- ik A A x - x 'f .1- '4. ' 4' 1,0 T 4'4',Q, Q 'S h Q ' 4 .Q A ' ij, 5 A TF .4 ' 6 , Q V '14 W .Q - Mgp 2 W QM! G' at ' in ar a q'?'f X -al 'ak -.. 3 5 , 3 4 '7 ' 1 f 5 K ' Q 1 ' 1' IQ- ,NL M m x, , Y W ,. K ' 2 2 ,W ,LA . 1' g .. I Qt f ,. if mfg, Q Q . 5 V ' - 'V ' p ,.-5' S 4' 'wg' 'Y y 3' 1' QQ. 1 '1 . z -., mf ff W? w. ,gin by sf., A W ,Z , 5 4. 'hx maui, A Y ,239 6 V 1- .- 11 if M f M w M. X R k, , i in X ,Sa 4 an fi :'4,w? . bit 1 , ..A ,un , .,-f 'fu .4. -r 5 is 'Nix -S First row: Mcllheran, Demmer, Maxwell, Sigman, Larcom-Vice-President, Renfro-Secretary, Flanagan- President, Hoover, Honeycutt, Rosenthal . . . Second row: McClung, Powell, Bacile, Davis, Sulser, Garner, Lewis, Allen, Duncan, Ginn, McGowan . . . Third row: Mrs. Saunders, Ulmer, Hicks, Meadows, Wallace, Hancock, Carruthers, Fagan, Glenn, Gold. w,:F9 '-eng' First row Barron Lincoln Lewis Welch BothwellPresident WallerVicebProsadent Moseley Secretory Hearn Neeley Brown Second row Clayton Smith Shelton Donovan Kesllcr Weaver Shelton Spur Kelly Mr Bachman Third row Thedford Davenport Becrrd Flofincc Loggans Knight Sanders Lundy Mrs Sounderss Home Room Mr Bcxchmcm Home Room Mrs Corrs Home Room Miss Estess Home Room First row: Kent, Johnson, Boucher-President, Plolf-Secretory, Shelton, Neal, Whitson, Cowon, Wetzel Lawrence . . . Second row: Mrs. Corr, Atchley, Price, Helms, Shorp, Faber-Vice-President, McWherter Griffith, Bell, Burks, Wilks . . . Third row: Smith, Lilly, Price, Jackson, House, Morlin, Milling, Fleisch- mon, Chesley, Brewer, Ferguson. 54,4 E ur -N gk vw.-4. ' Ma First row McHoney Smith Centry Hartley SmithVicePresident Alfred President Turner BolchSec retcry Adams Wolloce Hitt Cumbie Second row Bcrbee Britton Allen Walton Moore Tem pleton Primo Thedford Echols Frazier Ross Miss Esves ?.o . Q A, First row: Williams, Ellis, Haskins, Simons-Censor, Carden-Scribe, Boucher-Second Consul, Turner-First Consul, Goyen-Aedile, Scaggs, Lawrence-Tribune . . . Second row: Parker, Holt, Holley, Primo, Both- well, Windham, Davidson, Byars, Scruggs, Barr, Sinclair, Peace . . . Third row: Harvey, Fleischman, Hockaday, Henry, Chesley, Joyner, Roberts, Hooks, Feagin, Allen, Miss Bourne. ., 'Ax A' P- 1 . .1 5- Q-Ka ,,' - 'N'-5 r. s , - 1'-ef? - sg ,,r - H . V -L Q , ,H ,.. .-,s W . ,C f,, First raw: Ellis, Barron, Glass, Curtis, McCullough, O'Connor-Vice-President, Barnett-President, Ellis-Seo rotary, Phillips, Ramey, Weitzman, Aguirre . . . Second row: Edwards, Phillips, Brown, Williams, Brown, Presiridge, Sadler, Watkins, Morgan, Aguirre, Overleese, Phillips, Mrs. Matthews . . . Third row: Rob- ertson, Sdloar, Dellinger, Harrigan, Allen, Burnett, Latta, Barron, Casey, May, Minto, Gann . . . Fourth now: Roosth, Frazier, Lewis, Rankin, Pollard, High, Gabriel, Duncan, Breeden, Jones . . . Fifth row: Waterman, Dingler, Beasley, Brannon, Orr, Renfro. ai ff..-,,J,.'e.. . , The S. P. Q. R Latin Club Los Teianos Wig - E, - - f -f JL' K A K '52 Q 1 , ig dy-Q ....'a.,-lr pw., Ai. .. . is f , is P ,Q , V ,T 5 ff .Y ,Q A ILA' z ' 2 X iii . X' rl .r , Q gn .xyg +!gA ig, Q M ,. ali' ff 4 .. Q5 is A ff? 4' 'Yr .- Qn.A Q 5 -. 5 , 3. , A N ui . . . if . K .. l First row: Russell, Gimble, Simons, Tippit-President Spring Semester, Flanagan, McMurry-President Fall Semester, Gables-Vice-President Fall Semester, Anderson, Phillips, Smith-Vice-President Spring Semes- ter, Davenport, Prestridge . . . Second row: Roosth, Mrs. Ward, Torry, Miller, Ramey, Jay, Gimble, Hey, Daniels, Williams, Richbourg, Warner, Barton, Jett, Miss Bramblett, Barnett . . .Third row: Fagan, Stirman-Secretary Spring Semester, Dellinger, Saums, Howes, Cooper, McMinn, Walters, Wynne, Moore, Phillips . . . Fourth row: Grise, Polk, Mayes, Thedforcl, Brooks, McCullough, Upchurch, May, Breedlove. Wrotenbery, Cummings. CX X-c M ,N 'Nm' in vgw ,,-P' First row Hows Mr BlitchCoordinator Gunn Secretary FreetPresident Carter Hunter Second row Adams Harris Acker Gayle Dean Jones Not in pi ture Grant Bordwell Lewis Garrett Brown Uzzel l B2 Math Club Cooperative Education Class f 'xi ,C i' ' , i - , , ,., X J . ' ,f 1 ,I J: 1 3 W or is L ,' - f- K' j ' ., , 4, e f l it he ! 8. F. -K. we , , sf. ,1 I , ' 'TA WNY. sr-E' ' my I 1 - r , ' , ' 1 f . - - 2 . , , , , - V - C 1 , , , , 1 . I M! 1 - - 1 . ni H .sn . V V . ' .,: .1 5 is 4 1 gg. 4 -Q V ,4 f 'A - Nm mv M gf!-at-9 uf 19.13 'QHQQ MM' kv I ' 4 S xv A 3 'sw e 1 . Lx ,Q in is K' E - X an K9 Wg -.490 ' . , N.. X 'N - , 5- fy- 1 5 'ff 5 5 2'1.?'f'-5 'Q .fa N- 'J' 2 I , '52 F f V U , gf 2 Ms 5 5 M ' JZ ' H Q cg? Q-s l.,Q2 First row: Dunwoody, Williams, Baxter, Windham, Wynne , . . Second raw: Williams, Mcllheran, Webster-Secretary, Hudson-President, Swinney-Vice-President, Prestridge, Haneycutt, Satterfield, McMinn . . . Third row: Bivins, Glass, Pierce, Summers, Hughes, Whitney, Shun-note, Bailey, Pace, Knight, Jones. I , 5, If f QA .5 , ,cz M, - ,N , m ,M f .f A , X.: Q ,k.,1m1rc'mg-.,, A ,. 'HRW i , .. ', First row: Westerman, Hart, Powell, Davenport, Waller, Curtis-Treasurer, George-President, Anderson- Vice-President, Eisen, Williams, McMinn, Wilson, Williams . . . Second row: Miss Griffin, Frizzell, Hud- son, Bqthwell, Howell, Waller, Bellamy, Bellman, Holley, Primo, Schear, Boucher, Barron . . . Third row: Hughes, Mwillan, Wood, Satterfield, Whiteman, Balch, Story, Wright, McCameron, McClain, Sinclair, Miss Anderson. Order of the Blue and Gold Girls' Forum Council Hobby Club Hi-Y Club I, l E l E J First row: Swinney, Davidson, Mattern, Whiteman-President, Whitehorn-Vice-President, York-Secretory, l Ramsey, McNamara, Folmer, Renfro . . . Second row: McCollum, Perryman, Whisenhunt, Renlro, Tyler, Bennett, Wilhite, Ginn, Haskins, Eaton, Boynton . . . Third row: Slaughter, Allen, Wetzel, K. Lovett. , D. Lovett, Painter, Mrs. Fitzhugh, Tidwell, Weakley, Brown, Crow, Daniel, Cumbie. l , iff ,QPL F5 PS C' N Q I First row: Hayslip, Ferrier, Holt, Allen, Sanders-Secretary, Smith-President, Bailey-Vice-President, Long 5 Richardson, Ramsour . . . Second raw: McKinney, Prater, Turner, Wrotenbery, May, McMurrey, Breedlove LoPeyre, Sigman, Mr. Bachman . . . Third row: Fair, Ulmer, Covey, Upchurch, McLean. Q First rcw: Moy, Myers, Holmes, McMinn, Hubbard, Bailes-President, Saums, Williams. Swinney, Allen . . . Second row: Matney, Glenn, Lovirg, Veusey, Cartlidge, Smith. Newman, Miss Henderson . . . Third row: Price, Welch, Newman. First row: Glasco, Sutton, Saums, Hubbard, George-Vice-President, Payne-President, Calvert, Waller, ' Swinney, McCoy . . , Second row: Key, Loving, Ellis, Hawkins, Ledbetter, Reese, DonIe's. Foglie, Mc- Dcniel, Culver, Hitt, Kay . . . Third row: Gilmore, Sulser, Kiekel, Best, Fite, Andrews, Kirby, Wilson, i Bynum, Smith, Key, Frizzell, Waters, Sloan . . . Fourth row: Causey, Friday, Neel, Davis, Vermillion, 5 Thurman, Wilcox, Russell, Hayley, Hearn, Linnstaedter. i l i l i Junior Historians Shorthand Club Alcalde Council Student Council First row: Ferrier, Moseley, Finlayson, Joyner, Rushing, Whyte, Carden, Glass, Harrigan, Madden . . . Second row: Allen, Daniels, Elliott, Brown, Balch, Broadus, Goldman, Tyler, Wynne, Boucher . . , Third row: Hawes, Grise, Cummings, Threlkeld, Wallace, Tidwell, Best, Tippii, Jones, Kirby . . . Fourth row: Wrotenbery, Glenn, Ramsour, Gilmore. 5?-'Z' R .1 WHL ., .M A I . -, -- -N.. , .Br n 4'--Q1-Q j -'M .. gf., - A . vu. ,,, 7.,., ., We A -,ff fe Wx ,aw f ,.,m-fwlnaf-f?'e'w QW if .Q -1T7I'hn,7Mf?N ffl . s ' - mud' x ,Q 1 f 1 E , . .I ,, -x . , .iiipafiifgxt 'ugh -lv N 1 'N'-4 L ..-4 v., I .Jig . First row: Hudson. Sutton, Stirman, George, Lofiis-Vice-President, Burnett, Larabee-President, Prestridge- Recording Secretary, Williams-Corresponding Secretary, Saums, Calvert, Murrell . . . Second row: Allen, Sanders, O'Connor, McCain, Tarry, Barnett, Thompson, Swinney, Hey, Simons, Anderson, Shamburger, Williams, Boucher, Mrs. Edwards . . . Third row: Whiteman, Lewis, Ellison, Roberts, Korkmas, Massad, Wilson, Bothwell, Warner, Cates, Martin, Mrs. Owens . . . Fourth row: Reynolds, Payne, Eaton, Alfred, Turner, Hockaday, McMurrey, Shaw, Scott, Abraham, Pace . . . Fifth row: Covey, Vecisey, Freet, Ellis, Johnson, Flanagan, Edwards, Finlayson, Hayes, Ellis. First row: Wilks, Ray, Towns, Hart, La Peyre-Secretory, Hogan, Mr. Glenney . . . Second rowi Moore, Pickett, Perdue, Duncan, McLeroy, Hunter, Motney . . . Third row: Aven, Britton, Emerson, Gabriel, Holmes, Veasey-Grand-Master . . . Fourth row: Smith, Parker, Johnson-Assistant Grand-Master, Ferguson, San- ders, Humphrey, Scantlin, Hunter. li Q11 gl , Il I First row: Baxley, Collins, Barron, Motney, Henley, Hawkins, McGinney, Nathan, Bridges, Stallings, Smith, Atchley, Jarvis, Haley . . . Second row: Foster, Vanderpool, Carlisle, Johnston, Dudley, Harrison, Nelson, Waters, Hill . . . Third row: Harris, Walton, Phillips, Chambless, Utz, Frizzell, Neal . . . Fourth row: Hester, Douglas, Smith, Allen, Fortner, Richardson, Allen. Junior Craftsmen's Guild Junior Craftsmen's Guild Band Camera Club First row: Roosth, Hookins, Smith, McCuistion, Anderson, Kessler, Fox, Largent, Townsend, Ellis, Green, Allen, Riviere, Howard, Gold, Matthews, Beaird, Echols, Phillips, Swinney, Ellis, Klotz. Lorance . . . Second row: Riley, Pope, Alexander, Smith, Hall, Feagin, Hawes, Edson, Clarkson, Hix. Smith, Buckingham, Mc- llheran, Squyres, Reynolds, Mr. Witte, Clarke, Bragan, Henry, Aycock, Chesley, Wallace, Turner . . . Third row: Simms, Martin, Cox, Hcrton, Faulk, Waller, Sutton, Thedford, Parker. First row: Clark-Staff Photographer, Gables-Co-Business Manager, Miss Bramblett-Business Sponsor, Kirby- Typist, Rosenthal-Co-Feature Editor, Allen-Co-Organizations Editor, Sutton-Typist, Miss Campbell-Editorial Sponsor, Smith-Co-Business Manager, McMurrey-Co-Feature Editor . . . Second row: Hayes-Staff Pho- tographer, Williams-Typist, Hubbard-Typist, Anderson-Co-Editor, Walters-Cc-Editor, Brooks-Co-Organizd tions Editor, Stanley-Sports Editor. wx 'V 4' 4'-' -Q5 ' 'Q wal Fall Group Satterfield Secretary of Fall Group Day Bnvins Anderson Rosenthal PowellTreasurer of Spring Group Boucher Hilliard Treasurer of Fall Group Second row Cummings Ulmer Pres dent of Spring Group Hill Allen Warner Hey Elliott Wynne Rentro Stephens Ledbetter Walters Wil hams Richbourg Allen Dukes L Grayson Third row Flanagan Secretary of Spring Group Barton Gables Hudson Vnce President of Sprung Group M Grayson Simons Price Wasmus Fourth row C B Smith Henry Swinney Miller Kirby Campbell O Smith Filth row Roosth Jay Bailey Human May Upchurch Sixth row Sanders McMurrey Arther Hawes Hayes McGrew Stanley Strickland Not in picture Larabee Perkins Whiteman Alcalde Staff National Honor Society tiff? , l ' , , F Z A 5 , f, ' M A 17' J I I H A A 4 i .K ,ik , . :rl , 9 ,H I s . 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ATHENS 6-TYLER 39 The second string pileedriving line started This first conference game and had rolled up thirteen points before All-District Red Shaw and his Hornet crew could get to Their feet. With The half-time score 33-O, The Lions let up and coasted to a clean victory. Burnett and Tunnell, left haltbaclcs, took scoring honors with eighteen and Twelve points, respectively. CORSICANA 12-TYLER 6 The Blue and White, after bagging down three times inside Corsicands ten yard line during the first quart ent down in defeat at the hands of the Tigers in a surprise upset, T2-6. After a scoreless first half, sicana counted early in the third quarter and also in the fourth. Somehow the Tyler boys could not get started. Their lone tally came late in the fourth quarter after a maze of passes, the scoring play being a forty yard pass rom Johnson to Burnett. Me ASO ARLINGTON HEIGHTS O-TYLER T9 Recuperating from a stingin efeat last week, the Lions showed what they really could do by wals loping the highly tooted Arlington eights iFt. Worrthi Yellow Jackets l9eO. The new combination of Hammett at half and Stirman at full worked nicely. Johnson also made some beautiful tackles from The tailback position, and Burnett added twelve more points to his total. GLADEWATER O-TYLER 25 Ty'er cgain kept its district slate clean by winning over the Orange and Black boys at Gladewater 25-fO. Hanna started this ganie at full with Stirniazt and Tunnell ends. After gaining a safe lead, Tyler ran in many substitutes but The Bears were still held scoreless. VVells, quarterback substitute, made some very dazzling runs and heaved some long passes which ks-pt the eiieniy guessing. A special train was run for this ganwe and the Blue Brigade attended. TEXARKANA O-TYLER 6 Back home in a long, hard fought battle, the Blue and Vvhite wave decisioned the strong Twin-City Tigers 6-O. Burnett accounted for the only score after taking a pass frcm Johnson iust two minutes before the half-time period. Texarkana threatened to score rarely, but the homelings were continually bogging dcwn after long drives up the field. Johnson and Hammett shone cn defense while Stirman was the chief ground-gainer. NACOGDOCHES O-TYLER T9 In a non-dlstrict fray, the Tyler Lions subdued their last season's bi-clistrict foes T9-O. The first score came iust eight plays after the kickoff by virtue of a long pass from Vvells to Hammett. Wells, substitute quar- terback, played all but the last few seconds of this game and unreeled many breath-taking passes and rcns. Franklin Brewster and James Dennis also gave the fans thriils in substitute roles. The Dragons out- weighed the lccals considerably but lacked the superior qualities of the home team. Almost all the regu- lars rested this game to play safe for the forth-ccming tilt. LONGVIEW T4-TYLER 7 On Armistice Day, the Blue and White boys went down in defeat for their second and last time for the season to their old arch rivals, the Longview Loboes. Tyler was up against a tough group of players who were also playing above their heads for revenge. This afternoon Gilbert Johnson probably played the best game of his career thus far. His passes were accurate to a T but the receivers just couldn't hold them. Too, he played a iamsup game on defense. Billy Jack Brooks at tackle was hard to budge and as for coffin-corner puntirig, his was the best this year. Joe Dean Bailes gave the visitors many set backs but despite all this, Longview won even after Tyler tied the score in the third quarter at 7-7. In the last guar- ter the visitors made their last hard drive and Fambrough scampered twenty yards over for a touchdown. KILGORE 6-TYLER T3 .Again after a stinging defeat, the Tyler Lions came back strong to defeat another high-flying team, the Kilgore Bulldogs. This win put Tyler back in the running for the district crown because of the defeat of Longview at the hands of the Bulldogs previously. Kilgore was without the services of their All-District Ken Hallmark except for the last few minutes of play. Then did they ma their only score. Our own forward wall, which pounded the visitors, accounted for our victory. MARSHALL 7-TYLER 40 Showing real championship power, the Tyler High Lions turned under th ir ast district threat, the Mavericks of Marshall, 4047. With a substitute dotted lineup and scoring almost at will, thi victory put the locals in a district tie with Longview, but the seniors played their last high school football o ' day. EIGHT VICTORIE 'VU The SQUAD Flrst row Duck Allen Robert Moner Carl McGlnney Jerry Stnrmon Bally Jock Brooks Happy Elhs Bob Breedlove Gilbert Johnson Eddxe Rrchardson Chores Hammett Joe Deon Batles Kenneth Nelson J D Kay Woyne Burnett Second row Edword Ollver O L Fnelder George Alcnns Royce Lockey Ewnng Edwords Bully Joe Rogers George McCullough Cecil Moor Jock Johnston James Denms Bully Stallings Fronklln Brewster Charles Tunnell Couch Ed Henmg Third row Coach Phoebe Phythton Harold Brooks J W Honno Fronk Gotewood Bonord Frozrer H J Ashworth Arthur Green Bobby Henry Weldon Holcomb Jack Hughtower Mox Wells Bully Mortnn Ver non Whyte Fourth row Lowrence Byrum Max Covnet Bllly McQuary Bally Shulord James Lewus Phnlnp Lundy Ohs Holey Lowell Ellus Al Johnson Clyde Doven port Bryon Dovus John Faber Trovls Brett Clem Roberts Coach Ezell Chompuon Managers Artltor St John and Ted Pruter TWC? DEFEATS 's in N N fl:-M'i'? Johnson breaks through Klgores defense for a gann and Hammett attempts ta block tn left foreground 7he LICDNS f . M fQi34l45wf Also ID the lfnlgore game Hanna 49 takes a flat pass from Johnson 52 ot rlght for yardage Behlnd has own goal lme Hammett untercepts a Longv ew pass Johnson ll comes up to lead the Interference and Rchardson 23 ns comlng across the fle'd vi Hammett and Johnson stop a Ktlgore man as a hole 15 opened an the Tyler llne Allen and Brooks are nn the pnle up whale Ruchardson ts blocked out of the play . 3 I .W s :V l l Y Tl J-24 5' ij' 'V 'xx 2 5' Y- . . 'xt 1.15 . X. 0 W ,,k k 1 , - J , W Q, - 4 , 'QQ .d'V , I J , ,A ' vu? , ,Q - - 1 l . Q ' Un I PT, 1 '-vfz 3' Y 31 tr fix 4.43. BOB BREEDLOVE JACK JOHNSTON CHARLES TUNNELL F71 F23 WAYNE BURNETT BILLY JACK BROOKS ill CARL MCGINNEY GILBERT JOHNSON JAMES DENNIS BILLY ROGERS DICK ALLEN Longview quuckly bottled up this pIoy over cenier Bowles as Kulgore hos Cl nord Tnme sroppung pnle druvnng Charles Hammett blocking In front of the Irne Honno Con be seen over Hommeffs elbow ond Richardson as In the extreme left of the pucfure -' x. .f , O . 1 , r . - . 4 ' ,. 0 s , s f, ' o , ,. v L . V Q A . . I . I 1 . 13 , ,,, x - - -If 'Il A ,I 27 I Q . J . I ,, is ,II Kvgl ' MJ ' T I . ' ,, KJ - I Q. 'J , mg' I - I I 'I I' J R ' I I f A 1 3 mv 4 L If ' 1 2 ' V 0 1 . N - ' x - I x J 5 'N ' ' x ' . 1 . . V 5 - 0 A . ' 5 - 4I - ' ' ' I ., . 2 l ' A I N , v x , .I 1 .I N. , Q '5 i v p CHARLES HAMMETT O'! I 3' 5 HAPPY ELLIS ,I Q ! 3? .Q JOE DEAN BAILES 0 s ' 1 If Q U KENNETH NELSON JERRY STIRMAN J. D. KAY EDDIE RICHARDSON RAY JACKSON J. W. HANNA TED PRATER Burnett is tripped ufter making yurdoge on o wide end run. A touchdown! Hammett carries the boII over with ci fullback wedge. Lettermen for the season were hon- orary Co-Captains J. W. Hanna and Gerald Cconey, Billy Rogers, Gilbert Johnson, Junior Jackson, Mansfield Mir- gan, C. W. Dukes, Gus Templeton, James Leroy Fortner, Dean Hitt, and Manager J. B. McKinney. All lettermen return for another year excepting Mor- gan and Rogers. The 19401941 basketball season for Tyler l-ligh was one of the most successful witnessed in the sChool's history. In twenty-one games, Tyler scored 552 points tor an average of 26.2 points per game to their cp- ponents' 602 points which averages 28.6 points per game. This means that on an average Tyler was beaten by less than three points per game. The season's vvorst setback was in the District Meet where Van trounced the locals 51 17. Van, incidentally, vvon this district only io be nosed out ot the running by Mt. Vernon in the regional play-oft. At Kilgore, Tyler participated in another tourney but was beaten by Carlisle 32' Q11 in the tirst round of Jla . l Y First row: Martin Thedtord, Jimmy Finlayson, Jack l-ludnall, Norman Wilson J. B. McKinney-Manager . . . Second row. Cord Phythian, Brl'y Rogers, Mansfield Morgan. Aubrey Keele, Dean Hft, Gerald Cooney-Co-Captain, Melvin Crawfora, Juv cr Jackson . . , Tlmrd rovv: Freernan Elliot, J. W. Hanna-Co-Captain, Gerald Rushing, C. VV. Dukes, Jgirnes Earl Fortnrr, Gilbert Johnson, Gus Tem,t1e'o:i James lc roy Former, ,, r g , . f',ff . fav. ,- 1-0 - ,Ms-Refi, gave' ' . F 3'VlCW Rf7l'l'1,-.ll'AYW,'. Jflfls Htqhtowet, Trriyts Brett Jerry Stlrmon, Bch Breedlove, Arthur Green, Blllf Ronge-rs Bull Johnson, Kenneth meliont J- D Kfivt B'llV Stfllltngs, Eddie Ruchnrdson, Clyde Dovenport, George McCullough . . . Second row, Roy Jcxclrson, Gilbert John' Sflnfl VV- HHIWDL1. Bfincird Frrizier Happy l:llis, Clem Roberts, Vernon Whyte, Bryon Dcwts Billy Mcfrciry, Jirnes lewis. George Aklns, EWWWQ Eilwflfdi btw l'lc1ley . . Third row: Phillip Lundy, Billy Tomlin, Boho Mclcmughlin, Ruchord Beotrd, Jirnniy Boccus, Byron Tunnell, Fl9lClS BlfClWf'll. Btlly Shuford, Jcicln Johnston, J. T. Key, Jomes Roy Writers Robert St. John, Rice Pearson . . Fourth row: Edmund Oliver, Hvrold Broolssl, Pgwnioncl Mctner, Robert Wcitktns B. T. Brynnt, J. B. Durrett Royce Luclcey, H. J. Ashworth, Bill Reynolds, 4 1 'Ni 'L 'Er ww-vws cvs,-'Oval an 'lo' ,ars- .eiw 4, , 5,4 M A Ja-J..-w g r f . M6- ,, J' f K l Y f in ,JW ..,. , Q, X . . ,Nye , . , V 'ffsz j s , ef' LN., Q - K F1-W.-A. .. . -- gf. ,, 5 2' - ffif,eg,. , ' ' Ms-we mf .wa . Bocistrg one ot the tunes' truck teorns tn recent yeors, Tyler piled un sixteen ond two-th rds counts to finish seiond in the Distr-ct Trciclc Meet here April 5. Lonqyiew wris lirst with forty one ond .wo-thirds ooints. Bryon Doyis was the rncnrstcxy cl the home thinly-clods. Although he scored only three rind one-fourth points he ftntshed third in the one hundred yord dosh, was onchor mon on the mi'e reloy, ond porticiooted tn the 440 ynrcl reloy. Other scorers for Tyler were McCreory 2 Doints, third in the 200 yord low hurdles, Rogers 2 points, third tn the 220 yord rlcish, Honncx l': potnts, tied for second oloce in the pole voult, Stirrnon, Whyte ond Ellis lit points eoch in the mile reluy, Burnett l point, fourth ploce in the 200 yord low hurdles, ond Mortln lfo of o Doint in the six mon tie for lourth ptoce in the htgh lump. For ftrst place In the one mile reloy, Tyler won 0 troohy. Jones ol Longview was tndtyiduol high scorer. Two records were shattered. Coll-er of Palestine put the twelve pound shot 50 feet, ond Horry of Vvhite Oak stepped elf the B80 in Q minutes 0.2 seconds. Eorlter in the seoson the home teom iourneyed to Palestine for tne onnuol East Texos Reloys, one ot the toughest meets tn Texas, Sunset of Dollos won this rneet, ond out ot o lorge held ot contestants, the Tyler crew finished in eighth oloce. xxx lf hr S115 W 7 an fix . . 3, 5 ' 6 5 fn px 1 Y 'K .x M6 ?YB ' 3: nmmqd J ! 2? L.L4 qs.Gw1'.+ 1' I xc Nfl 2 W , . BILLY CROCKETT BOBBY PRlNO 7Ze TENN S Semen The Tyler High School tennis teams, olacing only three players in the District Meet, witnessed an eventful yet unfortunate season. Their first action was ot the Henderson Invitation Meet March first. Here Kathryn Peace and Frances Smith were nosed out in the first match by New London in the girls' doubles, but Ruth Latta of Tyler defeated Athens. Leverett's Chapel, and Nacogdoches to gain top honors in the girls' singles. Hugh Turner and Billy Crockett, in boys' doubles, won by a default over Jackson- ville in the first round, defeated Lufkin and Athens, but lost out in the finals to Henderson. Jimmy Owens was defeated by Lufkin in the first round in the boys' singles. Palestine brought its team to Tyler March Qi. Ruth Lotta again won the girls' singles, but the other Tyler teams, Mary McMillan and Frances Smith-girls' doubles, Hugh Turner and Billy Crockett-boys' dou- l3'es, and Hyman Roasth-boys' singles. lost their matches. March 28 brought Kilgore to Tyler. They brought no girls' doubles tearn and lost to Tyler's Ruth Lotta in the singles. Turner and Crockett lost their rnatch, but Roosth won out in the singles. A return with Palestine there March Sl again found the home team on the short end of the scoring. Roosth. Crockett, and Turner and McMillan and Smith lost, but Latta emerged victorious. Back home again April 4 and 5, Tyler won one first olace. that of the girls' singles by Ruth Latta, and one second place, that of the boys' doubles team of Turner and Crockett. On Friday Lotta defeated Harmony 6-2, 6-2, and Troup 6-2, 6-4. Saturday she defeated Athens 6-4, 6--3, and Palestine also 6-4, 6-3. Mary McMillan and Frances Smith defeated Salem 6-4, 6-0, lost the first gome of the second match to Athens 6-0, but had Athens O-2 in the second game when Mary McMillan fell and broke her wrist. This game was forfeited. Hyman Roosth lost his first match to Mineola 6-l, in the boys' singles. Turner and Crockett defeated Kilgore 7-5, 6-2, Van 6-4, 4-6, and 6--4, White Oak 7-5, B-6, but lost in the finals to the Athens boys' doubles team 6-3, 8-6, 8-6. Other members af the home team are Bobby Primo, Mike Harvey, Charles Smith, and Edward Arther. 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Edward Campbell won first place in boys' ex- temporaneous speaking and Barbara Frice won second place in the girls' division. ln the one act play contest Tyler's entry, Happy Journey, was rated third, but Jean Waller was voted the best actress. Margaret Ann George and Patsy Goff won first place in debating, and the boys' team, James Ulmer and Gerald Sanders, lost in the final round to Pine Tree. ln the Latin Tournament at Longview, Kathryn Peace and Arthur Squyres repre- sented the school Kathryn received first place among second year students and Arthur, second, the two serving as a team and bringing home the second year cup with them. ln the Ready Writers' contest Harriet Stephens was ranked first on her essay. Earlier in the year one of her poems was judged among the five best in the Mary Hardin-Baylor poetry ccntest. Tyler High School cbtained numerous honors in the athletic divisions of the Dis- trict Meet. In the tennis tournament Ruth Latta won first place in the girls' singles, and Billy Crockett and Hugh Turner reached the finals in the boys' doubles, where they were defeated. ln the track events our relay team, composed of Happy Ellis, Vernon Whyte, Jerry Stirman, and Bryan Davis, finished first in the one mile and second in the 440 yard relay. Other winners were Bryan Davis, third place in the IOO yard dash, Wayne Burnett, fourth place in the 200 yard low hurdles, Billy Rogers, third place in the 220 yard dash, J. W. Hanna, tie for second place in pole vault, and Billy Martin, tie for fourfh in high jump. Future Farmers of America The vocational agriculture classes sponsored exhibits at both the East Texas Fair and the State Fair at Dallas. Their exhibit at the East Teaxs Fair wcn first place among the Future Farmers of America exhibits. At the District Judging Contest held at Tyler the forestry team, E. J. Burns, Billy Casey, and Odell Crow, took first place, and the soil conservation team, Gene Henderson, Wilburn Thcnfpscn, and J. L. McLeroy, also tcok first place. ln the latter, J. L. McLeroy was high man and Gene Henderson, second high. At the Area Judging Contest held at Sulphur Springs, Tyler placed first in dairy cattle. Dick Thedford won first place among the individuals and received a Jersey bull calf for his prize. Martin Thedford was winner of second place in this contest. The group also entered the Area Judging Contest at Commerce and received second place in forestry. Fronces Willioms,Y-dihigh senior, received The DAR, ovvord this yeor for her service, scholarship, ond chorocter. Mike O'Connor tokes over Kirby's work in the toll os president of our Student Council. He served The sophomore closs os president this yeor. for its CDR... leodership, Kirby Lorczbee, os president ot The Student Coun cil, deserves honors for his untiring and Toithtul vvork in promoting high stcindords in school octivities Melrose Murphey is The composer ofthe Tyler High School song, To You, Tyler High, vvhich oppecirs first Time in The yeor book. TO YOU, TYLER HIGH To you, Tyler High, We pledge our loyolty, Though we moy vvonde VVe'll be here with you in oll our memories Thinking of Those hoppy ho And we'll cill stond by With our heods held high Proud of ci school so true. r lor urs with you X I Look pretty urs 5. Hoobynsts Q Between study 6, Lets ol 3 Dad at turn out good? 7 Whot's so puzzlmg Lee Roy? 4 A good slogan 8 The bond 1 ocaon 4.4 O O C 0 9Y 0 91' O ,Q -P an Q ,..,o o, Q' o 'ge' Q Q Q ' 0' o ' ' 0 0 'Q 04 o'4 Q.. n ,Q ,u ' 1 ' o o ' 4' 0 0 ,.,, o'.o. o o .o. 0 O O.'Q. of.. 00:9 0. 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