John Tyler High School - Alcalde Yearbook (Tyler, TX)
- Class of 1946
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We, the Stull, in presenting to you A treusure we hope wxll be cherlslued, Have compllc?-d Cx book with respect Clue' TO Ihcl- rxwrxnorms We feel will not pQr1sI1, CQNTENTS BQARD OE EDUCATION DEDICATIQN ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES FEATURES ORGANIZATICDNS ATI-ILETICS SNAPS ADVERTISEMENTS mama ,, ' v Tlfuv-'X '- lam Alix MR. H. I-I. CLARKSTON MR, T. B. RAMEY, JR. MRS. G. H. LASATER President if f 'Nt r. ,-::.... Q I ...,..m.f-X . 1 MR. E. RICHARDSON MR. W. T. BROOKSHIRE i MR. A. HANKERSON MRS. LOIS F. WHITEMAN Secretary MR. P. C. PINKERTON Vicefpresiclent BOARD OF EDUCATION The students of the Tyler Public Schools are grateful to the Board of Education for their untiring ef- forts in planning for a progressive educational program. As the city of Tyler has grown, the public schools have advanced. Extensive building programs have been pro- moted, and the curriculum of the high school has kept pace with the changing times. As the citizens of Tyler enter the post war period, the school board is making preparations for better building facilities to meet the needs of an increasing popula- tion. A curriculum, broadened by the addition of new vocational courses, looks forward towards training the student body ade- quately for good citizenship. - 'H' -1' TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRAD- E'EN'1' ' UATING CLASS OE THE TYLER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: The destructive war has come to an endy but it has left the whole world tired, hungry, and sick. How- ever, the bright star that led the shepherds two thousand years ago to Bethlehem is still shining: and it is pointing the way for peace on earth and for happiness to all who will follow the principles proclaimed by the Prince of Peace. All of the troubles of nations as well as of individuals are directly or indirect- ly due to selfishness and greed. These traits must be eradicated from the hearts of men and rnust be re- placed with understanding and con- sideration and tolerance for those of every race and creed before last- ing peace and joy can come to the world. The destiny of the human race lies in the hands of the youth of the world, particularly in the hands of the youth of America, for the task of bringing about this brotherhood among nations is yours: and it will challenge all of the best powers and skills you possess. As you go out of the public schools to broader fields of endeavor, l commend to you the practice of the Golden Rule, Do unto others as you would have them do to you, as the way to brotherhood and peace. . Very sincerely yours, ,ww Superintendent of Schools l cherish the privilege of congratulat- ing young men and women upon the school for this event truly marks a turning point in life. No matter how many times you may graduate here- after, this is the commencement sea- son which will be most vividly and fondly remembered. You graduate at a crucial moment in world history. The age of atomic energy, of radar, of jet propulsion and of one world is eminent, many new problems and opportunities confront you. It is good to live in such a time, which will require the keenest mental and physical accomplishment, for in such effort you attain your optimum personal development. occasion of their graduation from high ,tk ,.. , Best wishes! H. E. lenkins DEDICATIUN ,fe is ! f A' K Throughout his many years of service as a teacher of social subjects in Tyler High School, he has endeared himself to faculty and students alike. Beginning his career in Tyler a number of years ago, he has grown and progressed with the school, becoming a vital part of it. Although no longer a member of the teaching staff, his patient kindly, gentlemanly manner has been a lasting influence on the lives of his pupils, who by their association with him were privileged to learn greater lessons than are to be found in textbooks. It is through sincere gratitude and With profound admiration that we, the staff, respectfully dedi- cate this ALCALDE OF 1946 to MR. l. P. SLACK. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF I wi ,Q . I L MR. S. B. BURK MRS. ROY C. OWENS Principal Vice-Principal MR. ROBERT ASHWORTH MRS. ROBERT ASI-IWORTI-I Counselor Registrar 'C' an , M, . K,fly.fi,.i ' 5-0-nf 'sqvnf' V17 FACULTY Mr. l. C. Bachman, Government, Commercial Law: Mrs. M. M. Ballard, Englishy Miss Mary Emily Bell, Secretary, Mrs. Roy Boleman, Librarian. Miss Mary Bourne, English, Latinp Mr. Robert Boyd, Vocational Agricultureg Mr, lames R. Camp- bell, Vocational Shop: Mrs. Harvey Carr, Mathematics, Biology. Mrs. Park Clinkscales, Commercial Subiectsp Mr. lack Covin, Wood Shop: Mr. Chad Davidson, Coochg Miss Marjorie De Bord, Art. Miss Alice Douglas, Home Economicsy Miss Cora Evans, Mathematics. A -':xl'3Nl3' , . .N . 'it-w., V , I I i .a .4 4 I 'filiflz del is - -Q-fs ., 1.-f'. K, as -Q FACULTY ff, if. a A I kj' ' . Mrs. Russell Flaherty, Commercial Subjects: Mrs. lerry Guthrie, Healthy Miss Geraldine Hark- rider, Secretary: Miss Adele Henderson, History. Mr. Ed. A. lames, Vocational Shop: Miss Mary lerniain, Mechanical Drawinqg Mrs. S. T. lones, Economicsg Mrs. Fred McCaulley, History. Miss Sarah Marsh, Enqlishg Mrs, l. A. Matthews, Spanishg Mrs. T. H. Mullen, Biology: Miss Leila Park, Mathematics. Miss Sabra Parsons, Enqlishg Miss Frances Poston, Enalish, lournalisrn. V x 'sf' L Al E , L -an- sb tl' f '5f ACULTY Mrs. Fleetwood Rice, Reading Room, Mrs. O. A. Richards, English, l-listoryg Mr. O. A. Richards, Mathematicsg Mr. Ike C. Sanders, Mathematics. Miss Mattie Alice Scrogqin, Historyp Miss Mary Helen Stewart, Commercial Subjectsg Miss Pauline Swain, Speechg Mrs. Lyle Tatton, English. Miss Mary Nell Taylor, Home Economics, Mr. Floyd Waastati, Physical Education, Coach: Mrs. William Ward, Mathematicsg Mrs. Russell Watson, Physical Education. Mrs. Earl Williams, Mathematics: Mr. Clyde Wolford, Music. L S fa Tf '- -ff., y -I 1 A ' Qi 'f'f.1l','f-I ' ' x ,Q 4 , y 4' Q ws. PC 4 Q D s T , It x ' -1- 'L 1' ' ',:.f-,5 U ' -Q-A75 A ' v , A- '? 4. ,, 9 -- .,r'-V ' -.' U , xx' X ' Qi . I' ml a ' TL , In .rf , .4435 M . r 39 ,vs M 5-'Q xl 3 U.. ,a X- f :fume ' ' X f' Q wr P - P - : im S 1 CLASS OFFICERS ANDY WESTBROOK President LOTS KENT Secretary BILLY LAWRENCE VicefPreSident ID - TERM SENIORS WALT BARDWELL This toll quarterback is blond and shy: Everyone knows he's a swell guy. Model Airplane Club: Baseball, Cap tain, '44-'45: T-Association, Vice-Pres ident, '44-'45: Football: Track: Basket ball. FLORINE BOWLES A Lioness so nice and kind, A sweeter qirl is hard to limi. Girls' Forum. AUBREY BRAKEBILL Here is a tall man Who is ready to help you it he -'on CHARLES BREEDLOVE At football he is really grand: And by the way, he's in great demand. Home Room President '42-'43 So ho . 1 D ' more Math Club: Iunior Class Presi- dent, '43-'44: T-Association: Football: Hi-Y: Student Council. GLYNN BREWER A handsome football player and quite o flirt He'll whistle at every sweater and skirt. Football: Baseball: Basketball: Home Room Vice-President, '43f44: T-Asso- ciation: Camera Club. PATSY BREWER She may be little: she may be small, But she's caused many cr boy to tall. Home Room Secretary, '43-'44-'45: Iunior Historians, Treasurer, '44-'45: Dramatic Club: Girls' Forum: Blue Briqade. rgigsfe ,yi ffrtzgaiy- S is K N. -. . 5218525 ' '47 - E f lf .. ith' , 'F '. I A f.. ,E Y . ' fi , . 3 is i A il it 'SBS , - ? ...ig xii, , ' -st, f T f, . , 1' rf - 2 jk t .tg lRESLEY BURKS Now this twin has red hair: His smile hes ready to share. Aodel Airplane Club: Football: nrary Club, VESLEY BURKS Hes the blond Burks twin: His lrienclshni youre sure to win, Jlodel Airplane Club: Football: Li- arary Club. SOB COOK llfippy qofluuky Mi. Cook When you seo him, he' s without ci book. 51 Math Club, Vice-President, '45: ii-Y: Alccxlde Stalt: Football: Senior 'lay. JEIL DAVIS This smart boy will ao quite a way, As anyone is surf' to say OAN DAVISSON V One look at loans smile, ' 'Ia . Q And youll br happy all the while. M Sirls' Forum. V is,1 VIAHTHA NFLL DEAN NL Everyone likes Martha Nell: She always tives hor work so well. 1 k Sirls' Forum: Lion's Tale Stall. V X'-,t-4 SE -., 5 t X s N 5-.yu 'S f.. .. ?!,Fy,l IORS bv' PN 'E 5 J A 3- 4:41414-.. 'V iii ' 5 ! 1 EULA HOSE DEASON Cute little tilcvnde, tivo toot thre6, A sweeter otrl -'oulcl never he, B' Math Club: Alcalde Stall: Blue Brigade: Orchestra, Dramatic Club: Girls' Forum Council: lunior Histori- ans, LOUISE ANN DENTON This T.H lass li is fuily lirown hair Arid neva: sw-ins lm have iz i-are-. Girls' Forum: Blue Briqade. IANELLE DUNN Lute and neat is our lvirinlw, And -is ri tri:-nfl snr-s to illy swell. Girls' Forum, DOLORES FLEISHMAN .hriirgh lwlfricls is smfloin lieriirl, ln sive- :king ot tier, loyalty is the word, Blue Brigade: Senior Play: lunior Historians: Home Room Secretory, '44-715: Lion's Tale Stall: Girls' Forum. DOUGLAS FOBSYTHE 'He has vust what it takes: Good ttmrles lie always makes, National Honor Society: Sophomore Math Club: lunior Historians, Presi- dent, '44f'45. lACQUELlNE GARRAD A smile for everyone has she: Our little 'l.G' is friendly us mn be. Girls' Forum. IOE lOHNSON Ioe's such u very tine lad One ot the best lootball managers we'vo ever had. Football: Vocational Shop, President, '44-'45: Football Manaqer, '45. LOIS KENT Lots ol pep tot one so small She yells for the boys who carry the ball. National Honor Society, 114345: Blue Brigade, Cheer Leader, '45: Senior Play. BILLY LAWRENCE This vute brunet appeals to every lass: He's the vicefpresident ot our class. Motion Picture Operator: Track: Sen- ior Play: Iunior Historians: Home Room Vice-President, '45. WINIFRED MAXWELL Winltred's short and sweet: She's a very nice person to meet. Choral Club: Girls' Forum. IO ANN MILLER She can draw: sho can sinq: She min do almost anything. Girls' Forum Council: Choral Club: Blue Briqade: Senior Play: Iunior Historians, Treasurer, '44-'45: Home Room Vice-President. GLEN NORRIS Happy, kind, lauqliinq, gay- We'll take Glen Just any day, Book Review Club: Home Room Vice-President, '43-'45: Alcalde Statt: Senior Play: Choral Club. ,,Y K' 'ef SENIORS ADELE GOLDSTUCKER An auburn-haired lass Who is well liked by all her class. Blue Brigade: Latin Club: Pen and Ink Club: Lion's Tale Staff. MACK GOOLSBEE This liiq man ls another member ot the football clan. FEA.: Vocational Aqriculture Presi- dent, '43: Vice-President, 714: Secre- tary, 715. CHARLOTTE GUINN Who leads the yells? Wl1o's the friendliest yeto Charlotte, ot course, our little coquettef' Girls' Forum: Latin Club: Home Room Secretary, '43-'44: Blue Bri- gade, Cheer Leader, '45: Alcalde Council. BETTY. SUE HENDERSON Betty, quiet member ot the Drum ancl Bugle Corps, ln lite will surely ao to the fore. Girls' Forum: Choral Club: Blue Bri- qade. MILDRED HODGES 'She-'s u cute Mutorotte in our band, For T H S. she-'ll always stand. Home Room Secretary, '43-'44: Drae matic Club Secretary, x'43-'44: Band Maiorette, '43: Tennis. IOHN EDWIN HOGAN About this put we ull r-an say Hes happy :is 'r t-town the live-lanq clay. 1' I' vw an--f G 93535 , , .,, , F, 4' '- A 5 .1 is .1 , ri lv in 'Q-v-. :.:Q- '-k .. BlLLIE IEAN O'DELL Quiet, sweet, and swell- That's our Billie lean O'Dell. Choral Club: Girls' Forum Council, '43-'44. LEO PHILLIPS Quite a fellow is he. A friend to you, Leos ready to be. National Honor Society: Library Club, President, '44-'45: Senior Play. MELROSE RENFRO This cute little red head is quite a strutter. When you see her, she's always in a flutter. Dramatic Club: Girls' Forum: Home Room Secretary, '43-'44: Alcalde Staff: Blue Brigade, Majorette, '45. IEAN RISHER Now there's a cute girl Who's given many boys a whirl. Girls' Forum Council, '44-'45: Iunior Historians, Secretary, '44-'45: Alcalde Staff: Blue Briqade. IUANITA RUARK Her sparkling teeth and cute smile We'll remember for a long while. Home Room Secretary, '43-'44: Girls' Forum Council, '44-'45, DAVID SANDERS What a boy! What a football player! And WHAT a woman slayer! National Honor Society: Student Council, '43-'44-'45: Basketball: Foot- ball: Motion Picture Operator: Hi-Y: Library Club. '-15 - Y '55 E ICR LQ' fi 'Q tj' it-...M 6 , -ii :: .-e 'Z.4x1,1r .:4Zs,5,eT EB5A'?'.' ' W 'i ' I Ili it 'iii ., i ' L iv ' .1 -4 ' r fi ' , .- I ,f ,fry '- I- .E . . nc f f 4 ?'-if -Q' '55, , 5- 'fitn- wx VINSON SHELTON Our 'Shifty' is quite a guy, For a date with him all the girls try. Football: Camera Club, Vice-Presi- dent, '42-'43: Home Room President, '43-'44: Basketball: T-Association: Student Council. CLARK SPARKS Buddy's our friend: Buddy's our pal: He's surely good for the morale. Library Club: Blue Guard: Los Te- lanos. PATSY STEED This B.B. manager is cute, blonde, and sweet, With brains and wit that's hard to beat. National Honor Society: Girls' Forum: Home Room Vice-President, '44-'45: Alcalde Staff: B' Math Club: Senior Play: Blue Brigade, Man- ager, '45-'I-16. IMOGENE STRVICKLAN D Another cute red head from T.H.S., lf you ask her help, she'll always say 'yes'. Home Room Secretary! Choral Club: Alcalde Staff: Iunior Historians: Girls' Forum. CARL TOLBERT A good ole guy, and so-o-o tall: Na wonder he's liked by all. Library Club: Home Room Vice- President, '44-'45: Senior Play. GENE VICKERY He's pretty small but that's not all- He can dance: so girls, here's your chance. National Honor Society: Alcalde Council: lunior Historians: Glee Club: I.ion's Tale Staff: Senior Play: Home Room Vice-President, '44-'45. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Leo Phillips, David Sanders, Gene Vickery, Douglas Forsythe Bette Sue Yarrell, Patsy Steed, Lois Kent ANDREW WESTBROOK He leads our class with qreat skill: Andy aives all the girls a thrill. Sophomore Class President, '43-'44: Baseball: Football: Model Airplane Club: Senior Class President, '45p lunior Historians: Student Council. BETTE SUE YARRELL As an assistant shes a whiz, Bette's about the best there is. Senior Play: Dramatic Clubg Lion's Tale Staff, Girls' Forum Council, '44-'45, Home Room Secretary, '45, Home Room Vice-President, '43-'44: Blue Briadde, Assistant Drum Major, '45, National Honor Society. 5 -QQ 5' uv . f ' f f, , f i It ' ,--,,-bl rl -f ' . '--4-'--' ,fm-m, ' v ' ,-,Ni M - V , -I , K r, , ,,L' f,,2,L sgf - , a I . ..., 5 S ' M A x i' ' t '1 ' ' M44 .- ' A V Lf I t v i ts Qi3fg,,.j,g 3 T Y 'fr I '1 ' v I lv ', ' z if' O , '.l R . t 'law mm To you, Tyler Hiah, We pledqe our loyalty Though we may wander far, We'll be here with you ln all our memories Thinking of those happy hou And We'll all stand by With our heads held hiqh Proud of a school so true. TYLER HIGH rs with you I 5 xv 'rd' FLASS OFFICERS WENDEILL GUNTER President IOE KORMAS Vice-President ROY STANLEY Secretary i SPRING SE IORS - ,arm -'Wifi Q 'Wk X7 ,ri i -uri -Qs-' i xs-.Q -1, K E TLV -Q. ,-r 'U- n I 3551? . g,,fQif, Q THOMAS ALEXANDER Alwiiys iidini: likia liirrisr-ll, Hell :rover rivwrl iff rv-tim ini ii slmlff' CO-op Club, Vice-Presiderii, '45-'46, BETTY ALFRED 'Pre-My lfrown Qyfls imrl id r-lriirminq smile, Shell mike rr musiviurri lliiiis rf-filly worth whilp ' Blue- Briqcideg Girls' Eorurrig Choral Club. GRACE ALLEN 'Gmre Allpri ln ilw luiurv will Mfike ir irirturifr will. lim quill, Blue Briqcidcep Girls' Eoriiriig Los l e-Jorrosp Lion's Tale Stull, Co-eediior, '45-'45, H-ARQLD ALLEN I-icvrriff fwiril is-ll limi lrwm his lwinp Evffri si, li'-'s lioirrrfi if x-:iii HARRY ALLEN Altlifiu-gli liws lfffpri lute miiriy .r 1l.iy, Hefs irlw nys rmiiln li ui 54 nina wily. LIBBY ALLEN With Qyvs of iiiiirzlrter md mill-l:iriq qrin, Lois oi pffoyilv :vim rlrms win. Girls' Forum. f--R , '-Pael' 4 ' f Qs- ELMER AUSTIN A cute cutvup is our Elmer boy, He's his mothers pride and toy. Horne Roorn Secretary, 114345: Mo- tion Picture Operator: Baseball: Bas- lcetball. CECIL RAY BAGWELL A very line record has Cecil Ray: We'll remember him lor many a day. Football: Basketball. GENE EARL BARRON Gene has been a leadina citizen ol Tyler Hi: He'll still he qivinq anriounrements in the sweet by and by. Hi-Y, President, '45-46, Football, Bas- ketball, Track, Boxing, GEORGE BARRON With dark hair and Ilashinq eyes, George always has a surprise. 'I Associationp Traclcg Boxing. IOHN BARRON A tall brunet, Who's a qood scholar, I bet. Ifootball. IOYCE BARTELS Has she e'er been seen without a smile? No, because it's not her style. Girls' Forum. SE ,415 w....v 52612. I 294' -' 4 IORS J M yy Q an , , ff q '1!'w,r wx VIRGINIA ALLEN She's little and rather shy, And there-'s a smile in her eye. Girls' Forum, DICK ARMS With briaht red hair and alert brown eyes, Hes tascinatina, no one denies. tSo's his carl Model Airplane Club: BY Math Club, Secretary, '44-'45: I-Ii-Yg Motion Pic- ture Operatorp Iunior Historians: AI- ccxlde Staff, Photographer. MAC ASHWORTH Mac is always on the beam, That's why he's any qirl's dream. Hi-Y: Football: Track: Blue Guard. LOUISE ATLAS In Enalish Louise always makes A's, And in later years she'll find it pays. Medical and Allied Science Club: Girls' Forum. VALDIA PAYE ATWOOD When e'er you see her, she's always iokinq, And we'lI bet she'll ne'er be provoking. Girls' F-orurn. HENRY AUBERT For rust one brilliant, ilashinq smile, Most girls would swim the Nile. 0 Y fl 5 if K- ',,. , 4 n if . N 'tl I 'Q PATSY BASS Her face is eleqant to view: Much happiness to her is due. Blue Briqade: Girls' Forum Council: Home Room Vice-President, '44-'45: Choral Club. ETTA MAE BAXLEY ln her company a dull moment never passes: She's an asset to all our classes. Iunior Historians: Latin Club: Blue Brigade: Girls' Forum. CLYDE BEAM The quietest in the senior nieltinq pot, A swell lellow who will be missed a lot EUGENE BEARDEN A likable fellow and as qay as can be, His thoughts ne'er wander way out to sea Football: Basketball: Track. BONNIE BEDDINGFIELD Alter she finishes a :ob well done, She still li-.is a liiq smile lor everyone. Co-op Club: Girls' Forum. ERNEST BELL ln his polivies he is always fair: He'll grow up to be a millionairef '67 , 's 4, ,.f-if 4 v '27 SENIORS 1' '91 T' '-1. an IU' I 4'g,I . ,, u 'x 6 .V ki, -XJ if r 'Gui w-rrvfff if , Ji E- ,- J 41' 1-4 -el ' 17' ' 1' A ' r -- i ' Q.-,I X, tx-'?v..,, ' i- .' 1,12 .:- we , 1, web.. . fi v 'i ' . , JI ,' F , -'f' wb rw X? lofi? . U 'ol CORA MAE BENSON Home economics is tier delight: ln a home she will tit lust right. Girls' Forum. LAVONNE BETHURUM This charming one ls lots of fun Blue Briqade: Girls' Forum. IOHNNY BICE Cute and pursued by many ri qirl. lolinnys mind is always in fi whirl. Home Room President, '43-'44: Stu- dent Council: Band. FREDNA ANN BIRDSGNG Eyes of brown and lrerkles too, Fredna's rilways true blue. Los Teianos: Girls' Forum: Blue Bri- gade, Cheer Leader, '45-'46: Alcaldo Staff: Student Council: Home Room President, '45-'46: Lion's Tale Staff. BILLY BLACKWELL Carefree about all thinqs is he, A pleasing way for one to be. CLARENCE BLOCH With hair like leaves ol tall, Around T.H.S. he's liked by all. Choral Club: Los Tejanos: B2 Math Club: Home Room ViceAPreside-nt, '45-'46, ,. ,O L Z x X 1 l Ng BRUCE Bitooicsnms Bruce is tall and blond and shy: Girls all siqh when he walks by. Student Council President, '45-'46: Footballp Home Room President, '44- '45g Sophomore Vice-President, '43- '44: Iunior Vice-President, '44-'45. IEAN BROWN One swell qirl with pretty eyes and brown hair ls lean Brown, and there's none to compare. Girls' Forum. DOUGLAS BROWNING As sports editor ot The Lion'l Tala. Douglas really has been swell. Lion's Tale Staff: Boxing. 'MILDRED BROWNING Ouiet and shy she may appear to be, 'But I like lots ol lunl' sa s she Blue Briqadeg Girls' Ebrum: Medical and Allied Science Club. BILL BRULSAUER A boy with a happy disposition By T.H.S, he'll not ba forgotten. MARY IANE BRYANT She likes to talkg she's very well dressed: Shes the Emily Post ol T.H.S. Girls' Forum: Blue Briqade. W ,. ,trace iixsfiv -, t iff' at i , lA', ' NQDLQYV Q . ..., 4, I .il, . A SENIORS .. W , ,-:-att.. ..,, f . - ww iffy is Eh 3 4552 i 'Q ' ..l t F' IAMIE BORING Tall and dark and full of ioy, lamie is quite the boy. Hi-Y: Home Room President: Student Council: lunior Historians: Basket- ball. HELEN BOUCHER A charminq smile, a friendly word, As cheerful as a little bird. Medical and Allied Science Club: Girls' Forum Council, I.ion's Tale Staff. BEVERLY BOWLER She's a qirl we like to be near: We need more like her every year. Alccxlde Council: Medical and Al- lied Science Club: Blue Brigade, Girls' Forum. MARIORIE BROOKS This year's monaqer ol the Blue Brigade, Will be first in our hearts lor many a day. Blue Brigade, Manager, '45-'45: Med- ical and Allied Science Club: Choral Clubp Girls' Forum. ROBERT CHARLES BROOKS He's Just been discharged from the armed forces, Ouite dilterent from our T.H.S. courses. ARTHUR BROOKSHIRE Curly brown hair, eyes ol blue, He has plenty ot pep, and dimples, too Football. , l is Q-er JEAN BUCKINGHAM A bundle ot choeri We'll miss her next year. Blue Briqade: Girls' Forum: Home Room Secretary. IOE BURGAN With his brilliant rnind loe's one of the mrest kind ' Home Room President, '43-'44, Vice- President, '45-'46: Student Council: B' Math Club: Alcalde Staff. CATHERINE CALVERT We call her 'Kay' lor short: And she is really a iriondly sort. Blue Briqade: Girls' Forum. ANNE CAMPBELL With blonde hair and lnuqliinq eyes ol blue We think you're crazy, but we like you too.' Los Teianos: Girls' Forum Council' Alcalde Stall: Home Room President '43: Secretary, '44-'45: Blue Brigade Cheer Leader, '45-'46. BILLY RAY CAMPBELL He plays in the hand with never a t re We're fascinated by his uurly hair Band: Alcalde Council. DOLORES CANTRELL This cute brunette We'll never toraet Girls' Forum. it in , t':4'u,'t qt X ' Q1 , 'mt 5 lf 1-.1 .h , y , 4 . X in Nl ZX ' X : x 3 X x J ' X - J - t x -'ti 'S nys 'S qt t 1 X lit' SENIORS l 'il - 4 B gtftzpxf t 3 Li!! 4 'llc 'Ti '-'FE' -JI 'N :Q is c' -S ' qpix '15 ,Q- 15 '33 HARRY CASERTA Tall, dark, and sweet, Booty is one who t'an't lie heat. lunior Class President, '44-'45: Stu- dent Council: Hi-Y: T-Association: Iunior Historians: Football: Basket- ball: Baseball. ROBERT LEE CASTLE Bob is really lull ol lun: With the qirls hes the one. AVIE LEE CATES. Beautiful hair h-is Avie Lee: She is also as yirv-tty tis twin ltv. Girls' Forum. ELWIN CAUSEY Winninq smile and pleasing voice Elwin's the boy ol our c'lioit'e. Los Teianos: Medical and Allied Science Club: Home Room Vice- President, '43-'44, President, '44-'45: Student Council. ESTERLENE CAUTHRON Esterlene is one who in rn-my u heart, Will remain utter we part. Girls' Forum. BEVERLY CHYRKLUND 'With blonde hrrir and a beautilul smile, Here is a qirl that really has style. Los Tejanos: Girls' Forum. i 9 lUANl'l'A CRAWLEY 'A very pretty cgirl, to be sure, Honest, deponriable, und denture Girls' Forum Council. BILL CROFT ln ulqelurfz he may not luv rr lork, But in other sutwtevts he 4-an re-ally spark, Football. DOROTHY CROOK 'A lively rnrimlier ol the Drum and Bugle Corps, Everyone will remember lier torever more. Blue Briqadeg Speech Club: Girls' Forum. ANITA FAE CROW llnre's Nitu su blonde and sweety A mfrer girl you'll never meet. Alcalde Council: Girls' Forum: Blue Brigade. THELMA DAVENPORT 'Tlx'-lrnu is smart und heads the list, Ot lv'-stull round qirls, lxer friends insist. Speech Club: Girls' Forum. ONETA DAVIS Swv-r-t :mtl vary smull, Omrtu is likefl lay ull, Girls' Forum. .W f 4 Q' 4' A wtf' n agua! SENIORS Qf-NY BETTY GRACE CLARK Althouf1lt slr' s n t very till, She'tt:1-Writ in nzfiratf-ries rl :ll ' Blue Briqcxdey Girls' Forum. TOMMY CLARK A kiwi ww rl tr ill lt- iulw.-.'S, Hell :Yuri-ly rn-zkf tw'-rv is www'--: li RICHARD CLOUSE Her-1 is 4-ur I-wn smtrll Rlvft, A lttufpy my vlwuys un the irc INA LEE COOPER 'ln-z len rs .nl-t-:trys sv.-nf-1 Stir- s tire aint' vs' like tfi nmfft' Medical and Allied Science Vocal Yokels: Girls' Forum. CHRISTINE CRABTREE Tall :nd strtely describes liar wull 'FHS tlnnlcs sm' is swrll ' Girls' Forum. IERRY CRAWFORD le-rry is lznts nl lun in ull tus glasses, Anil t.: tap it zll, he ulwtxys passes' Footballf Basketball. fi clung Club . Q: . DORIS DEMENT Altliouqh not it will with 4ld55s'S, Shes -rt thi- lirtid ol hi-r rlrisses Blue Briqade: Girls' Forum. .fiARlO DE MONTEL A .girl lull ot litf rind vi sr, Sires Sw tlillvrrrrit lrom tlif ri-st. Blue Brigade, Cheer Leader, '45-46: Sirls' Forum: Reporter, '45-'4t5, IARSON DlCKlE Nt tutilti-r whirl is tri lrstirciri, Huritiri-r will -riw-rys iw Cf-rlcys passion. .os Teianos: T'Associatiori: Foot- Joll: Track: Home Room President, 45545: Student Council: Lion'S Tal! Stall. RAYMOND DUNN Ari awtul niru auy with lrttlr- rr, soy, but tli-rt's rust iris wtzv '.F.A. ACK DURRETT Tliuturli lit-s wrily litr is .: riuriute, ll theres frriyttiiritz troiritr libs iii ttf Ucalde Council: Home Room Vice- lresiderit, '44-'45: luruor Historians, ,ILLIAN EDGAR Her vary rirwtty liluritl-f lirir Puts tier .rriiuritr the ttiirost ut riir- ttrrr 'lobby Club: Girls' Forum. '? Nb' 'il I nf Q -J f . -M Qyf 1 ., if 'K J A A ,l F V 1, K -I -'1 .,, 3 I A V E . ti WA it D' i i F 'lf is Q Wg? ' 'iii . . 'F ,. aol: , , ,, ., i N A 1 , A 4 ' 5' , gg r . I V cv DOT EDWARDS They say that trevkles tire ol the coming aqe. ll this is so, she sets the stage. Girls' Forum: lunior Historians: Blue Briqode. MARY ANN EDWARDS Small, sweet, friendly, und nent, As o homemaker she r'an't be beat, Girls' Forum: Blue Briqode. WOODIE FAGAN With his happy smile and dark hair, He always seems witliout u cure, Choral Club: Home Room Secretary, '42-'43. WAYNE FEARS To him we give ti lirrrid, For he's reully qrcmdf' Football: lunior Historians: Glee Club. WALLACE FEATHERSTONE T.H,S. run proudly say He will be u success someday, Football. BEN FERRELL As rn munaqer in basketball Ben exceeded them ull. T-Association: S t u d e nt Council: Home Room President, '45-'46: Base- boll: Basketball: lunior Historians. iq' 'mag ,,...x 5 fr- x' I F lt' 1 sv . lg ' , Q. A F 3 . f 4, wr ' ,V fn ke:-M wa.2:ff.i ' - 4 ' :.:: 1, NORMA IEAN FOSTER Her whirlinq skirt and twinkling eye Make this ma1orette's ratrna hiqh. Blue Briqacle, Majorette, '45-'46p Los Tejanosp Home Room Secretary, '44- '45: I.ion's Tale Stall: Girls' Forum. DUDLEY GEORGE There is no talk too larqe For our Dudley George. Motion Picture Operator: Library Club: Model Airplane Club: lunior Historiansg Alcalde Stall, Photoqra- pher. I. T. GIBSON He may be quiet and he may Ln' slow, But he is sure to make a aa' F. F. A. FRANCES GILMORE With a lace and liqure so petite This is a qirl that all like to meet. Girls' Forum: Choral Club: Blue Bri' qade. SAMMY GLAZE His curly red hair disrupts tranquility: Hes a lootball player with an A bility. Student Council, Vice-President, '45- '46g Hi-Y: Home Room President, '43- '44-'45, ELIZABETH GLENN 'A tlaqbearer in the band Our Libba really deserves u hand. ' Los Teianos: Girls' Forum: Choral Club: Band, Flaqbearerg Home Room President, '43-'44, Vice-President, '44- '45. 1... J iz A 4 in if Q-J' SE IORS lEANETTE FERRIER Shes so pert and twrse as trusty: From neqlert she-'ll not get rusty. Blue Brigade: Girls' Forum. EMORY FIELDING Hes almost rrl'-Jays airy, And we know '1e'll find tr way ' CARROLL FLETCHER Carroll never has very much to say, But he will nurrlte tr arerrt mari some day lOYCE FLOREY 'lt's her reserved way We'll remember every day. Girls' Forum: Blue Briqade IAMES FORREST 'A small but tip-top quy, His ambition ts to lie six feet lualtf Football. MARILYN FORTNER 'She is well known to spread :good cheer To the students who qo to school here Girls Forum. we-.:: rf iam fa get J VODENE GRAHAM Neat lzrown lmir ond eyes to moiglr, Shes the qirl the lioys will switch. Girls' Forum: Blue Brigade. LEE OMA CRANBERRY A leader in her government class Arid .J dill not easily surpossedf' Girls' Forum: Blue Briqode. IAMES GREEN Alwtiys .it-tive in our svliool, Iirnmy ne'er luis broken U1 rule. IAMES PATRICK GREEN A drummer boy with tr sparkling eye And with ti warrior.: lies never shy Bond. WENDELI. GUNTER We think our senior president ls the best, 'Cause ull his robs ore done with zest. ' Senior Class President, 45346: Stu- dent Council: Los TQIGHOSI Home Boon: Vice-President, '43-'44 BILLY SAM HAMILTON 'I'li1s prnsitivrit ol tlie' FF.A. Is olwuys happy and very guy. F.F,A., President, '44-'45: Home Room President, '45-716: Vice-President, '44- '45. .gr A-5 01' fav' 1- in. .ew Z ,yr if -52 2 N. ' 5 -A ' 'fl' 5 F 'I : 'zz' - r 4 A 'Y I SE IORS ifhuigh, tvs. Wi . f 'Y I 5 .. fun V 'np' F r q-pri I I. I I l HUNTER HAMMETT Along wrtli our floss its-'s doing trwuy: Hell lonq be reniembered so they soy. Student Council: Home Room Presi dent, '44-'45: Boslcetboll: Footboll B3 Moth Club. FRANCINE HAMRICK Tall girls are ol the cominq oqe: This ladys good tmrts voul-I lill ti ptitgu Girls' Forum: Blue Briqade. SUE HAND 'Quite 'r helper is our Sue: Without her wliot would ilu' ollivu ilu? Girls Forum: Blue Briqode BOBBIE HARRIS She uses her vitolity To make her dreams nr roolityh Girls' Forum. CHARLES HARRIS A litrsketboll player is he, And o line athlete, you see. Blue Guard: Football: Basketball: Boseboll. NORMA IEAN HARVEY Normo's o oirl who's reolly blessed With lots ol friends ond lioppinossf' Girls' Forum: Orchestra: Blue Bri- qode, 3 .ff wx: MT' .IL 'YT' IOANNE HICKS A nicer qirl cunnot be found. For qreot success she's surely bound. Blue Briqodeg Bond: Girls Forum Los Telonos: Alcalde Council. NORMA IEAN HILL This blonde twirl manor Will olwuys be ci success, I'll wager. Home Room Secretory, '45-7165 Girls' Forum: Blue Briqocle, Twirl Major, '45-'46. VIRGINIA HILL Brown eyes unvl dork hair Make Virqlniu one ol the luirf' Girls' Forum. CALVIN HINDS One qrcrnd quy is Colvin llirids: Hes ulwuys Ioyril to the Lions' LAYDEN l-IITCHOCK HTIGUI W-viii rough is his terlinlque, And with evstrisy the qirls fill shriek. Football. MARY FRANCES HITT Sweet iinrl kind lo ull school chumsg Shes cis lusty cis pc-:ivlies und plums. Girls' Fourm. 4? s 7-ur' 539' SE IORS a- ggyiffij A . fi? 'ww 'l 'l E h ANNIE MAE I-IAYLEY Reddish blonde hnir, eyes ol blue. To Tyler Hi sho's proved hersell true. Girls' Forum: Medical ond Allied Science Club. BILLY HAYS Billy'5 :mburn lilxir hos lr deluded I-url: lt is the envy ol mriny .1 qirlf Football. RAYMOND I-IEDGE Like Vuii lcrhnson ol movie lriine ' School Boy Ruymond 4.ittrl.ir'ls every iliirne Student Council: Home Room Vice- Presiderit, '44-'45 ROSEMARY HELMS Rosemary is swell to everyone: When with her, you'll have lots ol lun. Girls' Forum: Blue Briqdcleq lunior Historians. IVA HENRY Toll, Ioir, ond Quite serene, A more striking qirl weve never seen, Blue Briqode, Floqbeorer, 455461 Home Room President, '44-'45p Los Teionos: Latin Club: Alcalde Co- Business Mdndqer. WILLIAM IFIERCULES I-le's toll ond dark und very smortg Over him mony u qirl hos lost her heart. Home Room Vice-President, 715346. W' JL 4 .5 , .Qs 4 mia I , DORIS HOFPMEYER Skin white as snow: liair lvlack as riiqlit, She's tlir- school oirl's vorsion of Snow White. Los Teianosp Blue Brigade: Home 59' Room Secretary: Girls' Forum. WANDA HOGUE Cause she-'s neat os ii pin Shell win many men. Blue Briqacle: Alccxlde Council. FRANK HOOD 'He-'s an trveruqo Anieiiviin boy, A school Girls clrotmi, his mothers roy. Vocal Yokels. BILL HOOKS Always good in his books ls our Billy Hooks. Football: Home Room Vice-Presb dent: Bi Math Club BILLY FRANK HORTON A . ' Always a cut np, always a svrearn: at . - Wo sometimes wonder wliiits in his bean. 3 5 Football. GJ L 4-4... CHARLES HOHTON 73 ' , F Hes agreeable to one and all, -'W A N And for the qirls, hell never fall. it 7 Football. ' V r V'L A t Esta - SE Q-Q' f'-.ff ' r .. G , A. M Q -rf., , , -4, 5. ff it 2 if 4 Q 1 fi wif. ' ' , . 0 vi. HA11. . ffm , wa ti, , qi R . -S . V.. ,Q- M . . W . ,A ze:-5, '- 1 Q me 'wisest L ig ' I nr' .H ' , . ., I A :gi U16 ' 1, bf.: I ' 'HH 1 ' eff lg- A , , f P g . . -' , ,A -. , ,. 1, 1 4 , ' , A F'-Si m . ' 7-- ii A f , f. 351.41 'vt-'ff ff.,p' A i A ' A 1 . ' . 'XM gi r 1 w i I 4 1-P ' .1 1 3 1 no ,J It X Q . ' A fix 'VH 'W' ' is A 4 Q , Q i -'V ' l Y F1 A 1 IORS HERBERT HULL A nicer fellow cannot be found: l For qreat success hes surely bound. BENNY HUTTON Hes not too fat nor is he too skinny: A handsome hey is our Benny. Home Room Vice-President, '44-'45 Football. 1003 I fr: IEAN MARIE HYDE Heres a cute blonde with eyes of blue: She-'s cr swell kid with a heart that's true. Girls' Forum Council: Band, lvfaior ette, '44-'45, DICKEY IOHNS Dickey never says no to any task: Hes only waiting to be asked. Track. BILLY IOHNSO Hes manly: he's hy: But theres mischief in his eye. Home Room Secretary, '43-'44. THRRELL RAY IOHNSON Hes a boy with democratic ways: You'll find his friendliness really pays. Co-op Club. H Y Qui. l -A 1 ifwf it QP- 'Y VIRGINIA KNIGHT Pleasinq, friendly, and ready to do her part, She has found her way into this school's heart. Girls' Forum. IOE KORKMAS Little and touqh, loe's qot the stuff, Senior Class Vice-President, '45-'46: Football: Home Room President, '43- '44-'45: Student Council. MARGIE LACKEY Picturesque and very quaint, Her, Mr. Vargas would like to paint. Los Teianos: Bi Math Club: Warthan Warriors: Alcalde Council: lunior Historians. BETTY IO LANGFORD Earnest in tier school work, Life's duties she'll never shirkf' Blue Briqade: Girls' Forum. ROYCE LEE LANIER We all call him 'Red Bird. 'Cause his hair is too ted to ao unheard. PATTY LANSBERRY Slie's qentle and she's kind: Another like her you'll never find. B: Math Club: Alcalde Co-Editor: Girls' Forum: Alcalde Council. ROBERT IOINER His character is strong, and he is confident: He dreams of qrowinq up to be president. MARY E. IONAS So small and cute and quiet, And she doesnt do it with a diet. Girls' Forum. NINA IEAN IONES Nina has a bright smile That'll aet her many a mile. Blue Briqade: Los Teianos: Home Room Secretary, '45-'46, NORMA LOU KELLY With het smilinq eyes and Irish name, It won't take her lonq to qain qreat fame. Girls' Forum: Bi Math Club: Los Te- janos. NORMA RAE KILLINGSWORTI-I The boys all ao for her sparkling smile: Norma's a qirl that really has style. Girls' Forum Council, '44: Secretary, '45: Blue Brigade: Choral Club. LESLIE MARYAN KING The saucy lass with a turned up nose: In Tyler Hiqh's aarden there's no sweeter rose. Girls' Forum: Home Room Secretary, '44: Blue Brigade. ESTAL LEE LAWRENCE For two years she carried the band flag: So we know that in the future she-'ll never lag. Girls' Forum Council: Band Flaq- bearer. lAMES LAWRENCE A Casanova with the domes, Missed hy all is Sailor James. Football: Basketball: Home Room Vice-President. IEANNE LEE Calm and collected in every situation, Some day shell lie the best-dressed in the nation Home Room President, '43: Los Te- ianos: I.ion's Tale Staff: Blue Bri- qade, Maiorette, '45-'46, CLARA LOVIN ln her calm way, She makes a hit, they say. Blue Brigade: Girls' Forum: Choral Club. BOB McBRlDE . With his beautilul ivor coin ilexion He is to tho girls perlelctionfl 9 lunior Historians. KENNETH MCCARTY ' ! 'Nice and quiet, , But always rvatiy with ti smile. Info 'wa' NJ SENIORS 5: 1 Ii -ef- iv? f-'J' Y MIKE McCARTNEY Once a military man, Mike rules with an iron hand. Home Room President, '43-'44: Foot- ball, MARGARET MCCLENDON She's our only brunette maiorette: Margaret is one well never large Blue Brigade, Majorette, '45-'45: Home Room Secretary, '43-'44: Vice- President, '45-'46-5 Girls' Forum Vice- President, '45-'46: Choral Club: Lion's Tale Staff. I. W. MCCLUNG Quiet and shy with qoocl looks, I. W. also excells in his books. F.F.A. Treasurer, '44-'45. 1ANELL MCCURLEY Friendly to all who pass her by, This no T.l-l.S. student can deny. Blue Brigade: Home Room Secre- tary, '43-'44: Girls' Forum Council, '44-'45, WlLLlE lEWEL MCFARLAND Beauty is an asset: Shes betrutilul, you can bet. Girls' Forum: Blue Briqade: Girls' Forum Council. MAXINE MCMACKIN A swell lriend and everyones rhurn- ll you want a voii wrill done, full on this one. Alcalde Co-Editor: Medical and Al- lied Science Club, President, '45-'46: Latin Club: Student Council: Girls' Forum Council. 3412 Jfffif 5f?s,,,, H.. I -of 'M -f -f' S ' ' . ' it .2 - fi 3 -,'L . : E .Q'- ' L ' f . F592 ' F: ' LS, A ' ' 'n' s...f Q Y ., 1-,f ff 'l,, 'Jie M ggi 4.r..M7 t... 1 -1 35. 1134 . L mg ... V. .gf wt- fs 1 .Vkb .,.k 'lh' F ' 1 I. ft' .. - B'ILLY IOE MEADOWS Always the periect gentlemen, Girls run after him fast as they can. F.F.A. President, 45-46. RUBY MESSER A pretty girl with dainty ways, She has ability that always pays. Girls' Forum. PAULINA MONSEES Full of life, joy, and lun. We, left at Tyler Hiqh, will miss this one. Girls' Forum: Alcalde Staff, Typist. IIMMY MOORE Iimmy's so different from all the rest: That's why he is liked the best. Los Tejanos: Football: Basketball. WILLIE RUTH MOORE A very smart qirl with a dimple in her Cheek, Unless you know her, she seems quite meek. Girls' Forum. WILBERT MORGAN His appearance is nice and neat: With Tyler Hiqh he's all 'reet'. Motion Picture Club. '-4 ' aw' Ffh' M1 SE s, '-.ll IORS MARGIE MCMILLAN At this qirl you'll have to stop and look, For she worked hard on this year's book. Girls' Forum: Alcalde Staff, Typist. BILLY MCMILLIN Though he's little and very smart, He'll qet things off to a qood start. Student Council, Vice-President, '44 '45: Alcalde Staff: Home Roan President, '45-'46. RAMON MALLET A qreat biq football player so hiqhg He can really make the girls sigh. Student Council: Sophomore Clas President, '43-'44: lunior Class Secre tary, '44-'45: Home Room Presiden '44-'45: Football. SHIRLEY MASSEY A sweeter qirl you must search to find, Always alert and ne'er out of mind. Blue Brigade: Girls' Forum. GENEVA MATTHEWS This cute qirl is brilliant, too: A biq place in the world she'll find, 'tis true. Girls' Forum. SUE MAULDIN An artist with brown hair and eyes of blur If in need of a friend, Just call on Sue. Los Tejanos: Pen and Ink Cluk Girls' Forum Council: Alcalde A Editor: Blue Briqade. I ., 'Ll X. 'YYY' MON: 4 --usa. .Q ,fs at 11' vw' IVA' fs- t up QR ' I to' 1 I - f 'ti I ,Evl.k is '. ' ' ' sss . Qt'-fi. .... XVERNE MORRIS 1 lier wriy, so reserved, he'll receive her uwnrrl, so deserved. irls' Forum. IRGINIA MORROW ihe ienlly hits what it hikes' Lust look -it the modes sho intxkes as Teionosg Blue Brigade: Girls' DTUIII. XMES MORRISON Dfw who rn-lilly qoes tor the dtiincs s this very line senior, l.xrne:a. RANCIS MOSELY Frtiniis -ilwuys hits suriwthiiilz to soy Thrit rniikvs you lil-ul yvn live iodtryf' LETTY MULLINS Rlonrle him .in.l nyc-s ol Him llnrf-s : frlxl tlirits willy true, zirls Forum. BOBBY MURPHEE Thoufrli he inliy he quietl l'le's ietilly vt-ry lriulzt. :QQ 1 . l af 'Q . M p I AQQY' fl' t 1 ffl ' , ' . A W --wry fnliff lf 5: S 1 A Iw- i , ' S ' QQ- .QV 'Mil M in SE iv lg- f' x CD' 'ic 'iv' - :HQ v , IGRS Q l ri 'N' J 5:1332 .. ,I tgllgigifll A . ' Q X - . xl Liffirl 4. .2 Viv 1 IAMES MURRAY A reully quiet trnrl stutlious qny, Throuqhout his lite hrfs lmunzi to get by. Horne Roorn President, '43-'44g Vice- Presiclent, '44-'45: Student Council: Medical ond Allied Science Club: Alcalde Sports Editory Cliorol Club. LA VERNE MURRY 'Ncvf-i one tr, worry ls our Lu Verne Murry EVELYN MEYERS 'With golden lwlontlrl lrfwks, Evelyn will nev-fr lirf on the rw ks. Girls' Forum. MELROSE MYERS This t-nr ,zirl with wliys so sweet ls very ch irnnng ind quite petite, Girls' Forum. ANNE NANTZ 'Ot lim suvress hvive no leurs: Shell receive hugh litfnors in vorninq yornrsf Home Room Vice-President, '45-'46, .Blue Briqode, Floqbeorer, '45-'46, Girls' Forum: Alcalde Council, WARREN NEWMAN 'l'l iniilu S vf,-iy fgwml qrfirles Anil is tnlrnired Ly inuny irifxidsf' Football: Bosketboll: Student Conn cilg Home Room President, '44-'45 ViceAPresident, '43-'44p Alculde Coun city Los Teionosg BJ Moth Club. r.-. ,I v .L ' al 8 ew wt, 'TQ' Nw' C' 'H' 'N RAMONA PAISLEY Bootie is reolly swell: With the boys she does very well. Los Teianos: Girls' Forum: Choral Club: Home Room Secretary, '45- '46: lunior Secretary, '45: ,Blue Bri- qade, Maiorette, '45-'f-16. BILLY PALMER Bill is special, ws you know, And to the top hes sure to qc Footboll. Cl-IARLENE PALMER With her beautilul hair and curls, She is the envy ot muny girls. Girls' Forum Council: Blue Briqade: Home Room Secretary, '45-'46. THELMA PEACOCK 'I'helma's whole lite is in the band, And shes one of the linesi in this land, Alcalde Council: Band: B2 Math Club: Girls' Forum: Home Room President, '44-'45, Secretary, '45-'46: Student Council. PAT PEERSON She's beautilul, blonde, and lair: This type is very rare. Blue Brigade, Assistant Drum Major, '45-'46: Girls' Forum: Pen and Ink Club: Home Room Secretary, '45- '46. RAY PENDER GRASS Roy is u lellow we like o lol: His wit is always on the dot, t It: t. .e tx I 'im ' iw' W wg? 'fi SE IORS It 4 'ITS' WZ,,,,7 LUANNE NIGGEMEYER Blue eyes, dark hair, sweet and true. Always loads cf Iun: this is our Lu. Girls' Forum Council, '44-'45: BI1 Briqade: Lion's Tale Stall: Alccxlc Staff, Typist: Vocal Yokels. MARIORIE NOLAN Such a pretty oirl with hair so block, There is never rx joy that she will lack. Girls' Forum: Blue Briqade. ROSE MARIE OLIVER Rosie is u gal at the top ol the list, lt you're ever in need, shes ready to assis Home Room Secretary: Girls' Forur Iunior Historians: Home Room Vic President, 715346: Lion's Tale. Ct Business Manager. SHIRLEY ANN OLIVER One ol the 'six in the maioretle clan- lt you wiznt something done, Shirley can. Blue Brigade, Malorette, '45-'4t Home Room President, '43-'44-'4t Lion's Tale Stall: Student Counci Secretary: Choral Club: Vocc Yokels: Girls' Forum Council. BILLY OWEN Billy's quite supreme, And really hes on the l3otiin. Los Tejanos: Home Room Vice-Pres dent, '44-'-45: Football. GLENN PAINE This boy is re.1lly eileryonr-i's pal: His favorite lriend is fi tumor rzulf' Football: Basketball: Hi-Y: Track Student Council: BJ Math Club. .,w,. 07 xl -:gi 11' INNETH PERDUE lways busy the whole day thru our Kenneth Perdue innis: Track: Student Council. viMY PETERS 'e've liked him all these years qone by: e's an institution to Tyler Hi. Jme Room President, '44-'45: Boys' 'eek Chairman, '44-'45: Student nuncil. IRGINIA PHILLIPS 1 any test Singer comes out best. irls' Forum: Medical Club: Choral lub: Alculde Stall: Bi Math Club. ICK PICKLE ie always seems riaht: 'erlinps becatise he's very bright. f Math Club: Home Room Vice- resident, '434'44: President, '44-'45: 'rchestra: Student Council. DUISE PINKERTON lute and quaint is little Lou: 5.5 a lriend shes trusty rind true. tirls' Forum. OLORES PITTMAN Thouqh her :mine denotes sorrow, .auqhter will till her tmiiorrowsf' lirls' Forum: Blue Briqade: Thoral Club. Band: ,7 H? I ' .xl .LZ fi . A sn' '!T its... I 54' -ef? L , .od-41 , SENIOR :fi I wg 'U' .gu-- 'K if Q f 1 Q f-M , uff7 '?' Q' DONALD PLEDGER This little boy so small and shy: You couldn't dislike him should you try. TOBY PLEDGER In baseball Toby is a star: Here's a boy who should ao very fur. Football: Basketball: Baseball. BILLY PORTER He's a wit in the lirst degrees: He always leaves you lull ol qleef' Hi-Y, T-Association. IOHNNY PRATER lohnny is always busy at work: Theres never ci proiect that he will shirk. Pen and Ink Club: Latin Club: Li brary Club: Alcalde Council: Mo tion Picture Club: Home Room Secre tary, '43-'44, Vice-President, '44-'45 President, '45f46: Student Council Parliamentarian: Hi-Y: Alcclde Co Business Manager: Iunior Historians: Lion's Tale Staff. IO OLINE PRESLEY lo Oline, so stately and talll, ls liked by one and all, Girls' Forum: Los Teianos: Blue Bri qade: Speech Club. MAC PRICE A blue quard who is lull and lair- The qirls all ao lor his curly hair. Band: Los Tejanos, President, '44 '45: I-li-Y: I.ion's Tale. Co-Editor: Al- ccxlde Council: Alcalde Stall: Stu dent Council. slit? -I 71 .Qui rn . ...f tiff 'Ni lv. QQ' 1 , 1 1 ,. X ' M- y ' A , Hg' in A . if , 1 535' ,f rillll? f :X , p L Z x h' W, Ei 1 it ir .xx , - A .I 4 , tl H K F 7 ff V A 1 l .1 . f 5 ... MERWYN REEVES Fre-:kles sprinkle her lie-iutiful Complexion: Friends nurrrlrer rrrriny in he-r collection, Girls' Forum. GENE REYNOLDS One ol our tooth-.ill heroes is lie: Wherever he is, lies lull ol olf-e. T-Association: Home Room President, '43-'44: Football. CAROLYN RIVIERE A vlrvvr le-utter is Carolyn and one of tl.e best: She will win il put to .1 test. Dramatic Club: Girls' Forum: Los Tejanos: Latin Club, President, '454 '46: Pen and lnk Club: Blue Brigade, Cheer Leader, '45-'46: Alcalde Stall: Lion's Tale Staff. HENRY RlX Henry is good to have around: Hell make ri into citizen at this town. Football. ROLAND ROBERTSON 'Frrencilirress is rinotlior nrrme for Roland. Football. BERTHA MAY ROBINSON Smiling and friendly: shes really a delight: We all know her, it not by name, by sight. Alcalde Council: Girls' Forum. SENIORS ,LR Q, .fgyr 11 fi' N'77Y'f'! ...J - 4 sf' BILL PRICKETT Although Bill hos been gone for many a do Well always remember his rarelree way. HARRELL PYLE ln nrathemativs hes very clever: ln Tyler lliqh l'e'll lie rerrrornbered foreve' SARAH LOU OUINN ll you ever no-wi someone to do a task, Sarah Lou is the very one to ask Girls' Forum. REX RALEY A lrrendly fellow with hrrir ol ririlxurn, From him rl lot wo vim leirrrr Football: Basketball. BILLY IEAN RAWLINGS Brown eyes that snap, crm-kle, and pop Make the boys turn around and stop. Girls' Forum: Blue Briqade. lULlAN RAY lulran's an all-round athlete: 'l'lrot's why hes lrarfi to beat, Student Council: T-Association, Pre identp Home Room President, '44-'4 Football. Qt'-3 'F' 'IOMAS ROBINSON le eats, sleeps, and lives baseball, Ind never from the top will he lall. :xskelballg Football: Bi Math und. ROGERS . W. Rome clay o success he will be: Nail awhile and you will see, IORRIS ROZELL A swell pal to every oneg vllrny qood deeds he has done. .F.A. .LANCHE RUSSELL This qirl with lots ol loresiqlrt Will be a success, and thats right, fo-op Club: Girls' Forum. IHARLES SADLER Peppy and spry, Hes quite a quyf' 'ORREST SANDERS 'Forrest is cr ladies' many Cutrh hirrr, qlrls, il you can. uw' Q UL 5.4.-Q, - V ,, - .Y 1 1,15 - 1-M, I wr, . i ' Club: 'irq K, vw - , 13? . ., . raf- f. . . iw ,fi 5 lx Q12 I -ff' ' -:R 'JE , f --,xl s ax ' 'r 4 1ffLrQ,i :frf5rf11fs i-E -pi ,gpg 15, 1,-s..--.Q . . i Q.- .W , e r - r S' I f ' f 34 'gui' ff I I f wwf- , 9 , WM? .. ' 5 l',Ek,1 I- , is NB X SE IORS 'fm . E F N in 4 ill' f .ff,e,,l 321 'ii .f -5.5 .islam 'V 'Y il -I QIN, Q-- - 'Y 'P'-ig. RIVERS SANDERS ' A rrrcer qrrl f-.rrrnot lie Iorrnriz And lar lhfrt re-asain to tlro top slres bound. Blue Briqadeg Pen and Ink Club: Los Terarrosg I.ion's Tale Stall, Girls' Forum: Alcalde Stall, BILLY GENE SCOGGINS Another who lus hair al auburn, ls alwrrys polite rrrrfi will wfrit lris turn, IIMMY SERUR 'With his dark furly lrrrir and llrrslrirrq smile Youll all rraree tirrrt lrrrrrrry hrrs style. Football: Lion's Tale Stall. PATSY SHAMBURGER 'Patsy rs rr rose, so trrir rrrrcl bright: Wherever she woes, slrf-'S in the lrqlrlf' Girls' Eorurn-Council: Blue Briqade: Pen and Ink Club. BILLY IACK SHIPP To -rrry vlrrss lrrki I-G .r lrctrt, With ple-rsinq rrrfrnrrers lrrrri lor bfrinq so n al. Horse Roorrr Vice-President. MARY SIMS Neat, trim, and built lor speed, Shes like the herornes ol Looks you read. Girls' Forum. CATHERLENE SLOAN Quiet and shy is our Catherlene: Shes the answer to some boy's dream. Girls' Forum. CYNTHIA ANN SMITH Cynthia is a cute little qal: To everyone she is cr pal. 'P Sophomore Class President, '43-'41 Girls' Forum: Home Room Vice President, '44-'45: Latin Club: La '- F Q-7 Tejanos: B2 Math Club: Blue Brigade TJ Flaq Bearer, '45-'46: Student Cour cil: Lion's Tale Staff: Alcalde Stat ix LAURA ELLEN SMITH Laura is heod ot the Blue Briqade, And a better one has never been made. Girls' Forum Council: Blue Brigade Head Drum Maior, 315346: Chorc Club: Home Room Secretary, '45-'4E President, '44-'45: Alcade Council Los Teifrnos: Lion's Tale Staff. BILLY SMYRL This futo blonft with rr wfiiy that wins, In Tyler Hr he hrrs many friends. Band. WELDON SOUYRES 5.0 A auy with his lvrrnri is lifrrd to lind: To bmi tlnnfzs liffs tilwriys blind. t' Band: Iunior Historians, Vice-Presi dent: B3 Math Club, Vice-President '44, President, '45: Lion's Tale. Cc Business Manager. INEZ STAMPS Inez is workina towurd her career Unemployment shell never leur, Co-op: Girls' Forum. SENIOR ROY STANLEY Tall and dark-haired with brains qalore About this quy we'd like to know more. Football: Student Council: Sopho more Secretary, '43-'44: Co-op Club lunior Vice-President, '44, President, '45: Home Room President, '45. J fr. Q... ROY STEWART Co-Captain of the football team is Roy: Folks all aqree he's quite a boy. Hi-Y, Vice-President, '45: T4Associa- tion: Football: Basketball: Track. LOIS TEEL Heres a qirl who never has to scheme: To her teachers, she's a dream. 0 if , K., ,,.r ,:,5e.,,, Girls' Forum: Alcalde Stall, Typist. q . V ELWIN TI-IEDFORD lt we could but explore his mind. Noble thoughts wed be sure to Und. F. F. A. BOB LOREN THOMPSON No mutter how larqe is the rob, You run always mill on Bob. BILL THOMASON 'With him blond and lull ol waves lies the typo muny rl qirl craves Los Teianos: Choral Club. LIZABETH THOMPSON A airl like lior is reiilly rare, Une lliiil lmlris you and seems lo rare. znior Historians: Blue Brigade: lirls' Forum. ANELLE THOMPSON Her plotisiiici smile an-l winninq ways Mako lier rx friend tliat will always stay. Lirls' Forum: Blue Briqadeg Library Tlubg Alculde Council. VANDA TIGERT Hair so Iona and Dyes so lvriolit- Everytliina slie loutlws lurns out riqli ilue Brigade: Girls' Forum. DOROTHY TODD You van tell by the look in lier eye That Dorolliy will always aim lualif' Sirls' Forum. ZELMA ANN TODD l. Her manners are rharminq every day: We know tlioy'll always lie lliat way. Sirls' Forum, IURTIS TOLIVER Little, blond, and rule, Curtis hos personality, lo bool ' 'ootballr Los Teianos. 3 1' it . , rfb 4 1 . no-if A 7 'x if-up .I ...af T Wyeth l V F .,? ':r:.Yl?S ,. K . re 'lf' fa 1 ai J , , f'1 '5 .Q 'I 'A 'U I 'Ai . it . x SE IORS 'ik A 1 . tl 14. ' ' A ' I I H Asa i VW t A-l',,f. A .1 . .Q,5:i,Qj, I r.... -. mx . 'fg zta -N.f 1 x r A l LL' 'I is f MARCIA TOMLINSON Shes pleasant and very sweet, As nire ri qirl as one can meet. Girls' Forum. MARY TOTTEN 'A flaqhearer is Mary, and really sweet: With qirls like her we can'l be beat. Blue Briqade, Flaqbearer, '45-'46g Los Teianos: Girls' Forum. IO ANN UNTERSEE 'Though smaller than some. Slie's as sweet as they come. Alcalde Council: Girls Forum. CHARLIE MARIE VANDEVER She is nice to see and never proudr Her voice is soft and never loud. Blue Brigade: Home Room President, '45-'46y Student Council. VENEDA VAN HOOK Liked by all, smilinq and shy. No one wonders the reason why. Girls' Forum. IRVING WAGHALTER The lrieridliesl boy in T.H.S. T-Association: Home Room Vice- President, '43-'44g Basketballp Base- ball, '24 . I7 . 1' '. .K ,., 'w qu , 5 1 V 7 45' ' 'L C. E. WATSON With his attractive hair and eyes, To unknown heiqhts he's sure to rise. DON WEAKLEY Don, another who takes Cosop, ls already reachinq near the top. Co-op Club. SHIRLEY WEBB A beautiful face and dancinq feet, Here's a qirl you'll want to meet. Girls' Forum: Home Room Secretary: Blue Brigade: Girls' Forum Council. MARIORIE WEBSTER Liked by all is Maryorie: l am sure you will all agree. Girls' Forum. BARBARA WESSEL Pretty and sweet, She c'an't be beat. Blue Brigade: Girls' Forum: Student Council: Home Room President, '43- '44: I.ion's Tale Staff. RAYMOND WHITNEY Buddy is a pal to everyone who knows him. Band: B2 Math Club. v u 'Q get Q-5 .rw-Q.. A 'Q 11 d,,..,. IW SE IORS TRAVIS WAGNER In English he may not be divine, But in basketball he can really shine. Basketball. ROSS WALDROP We will feel a areat loss When we part with our Ross. Girls' Forum: Blue Brigade. lERRY WALLACE lerry is a airl that's really a friend: Always on her you can depend. Girls' Forum Council: Blue Briq Choral Club. MARY WANSLEY To know Mary is a pleasure: We all know she is ci treasure Girls' Forum. BOBBY IOE WARREN Bobby loe is a cute kid: Of him we don't want to be rid. Co-qp: Football. NELDA IUNE WATERS Small, sweet, and attractive too, As a friend she's always true. lunior Historians: Girls' Forum. ads 1 6,50 1 A l: Su, ' vIARY RUTI-I WILBANKS 'She's wise and witty and full ol pep, To those who need her she-'s always hepf' -Iome Room Secretary, '43-'44 Vice- lresident, '45-'46g Choral Club: Med- cal and Allied Science Club Vice- Uresident, '45-'46: Alculde Staff, I'-rirls' Forum, Blue Brigade, Twirl Major, '45-'-16. IESSE WILDER 'lesse Is quite a swell auy, And from him we hate to untie. ALBERTA WILLIAMS 'Sweet and nire and very clever. never. Tyler Hiah will Iorqet her Girls' Forum. BARBARA WILLIAMS Heres a cute maiorette of the band: She's always willina to lend a hand. Band Maiorette, '44-'45: Home Room President, '43-'44, Secretary, '44-'45: Girls' Forum, Corresponding Secre- tary, '45-'46, Iunior Historians, Secre- tary, '44-'45: Los Telanos. RUTH WILLIAMS Heres a little qirl with zest: To her we qive the best. Girls' Forum, Blue Briaade. BILL WILSON Billy's a basketball star Who will qo very lar. Football: Basketball. ..x W x.,f 3 -gf ,.: I :' ,.. . :July - ,- 0v9 ' N 0 ' W -oe 0' ' - N tg M I Q W :. .'.'-'...... 1. 1 ' nt. My ., -4: I' .. . .... - . .... -.-' .....2+w- - ' '. -.cw -'nun - -Y . ' it ' . if X 5, SENIURS . , . , , I IAMES woMAcK lames is quite 0 character: Who knows, some day he may be an actor. Co-op Club. FORT HENRY WOCD The Be-e-e eq Fort Wood is quite a quy- There isn't anythinq he won't try. tr-I , ' V Football. ' '- ' 'J ' I S55 sf' MARTHA wooo, ' ' -W I I A clever seamstress is she: I A I A Iamous designer she muy be. ' Girls' Forum. I k fr 'sf I ' A' SHERRILL WYLIE A ..-:P , L in 15 M ,,,?. l fl x VKX I r Al It 1 ' J 9 lt s-..-I -,uf .. y 'ai ffl' l - . f - r-, -- . . . 35' 1 - . Tix s 'f:-- - . 'f 'VVI Hi' ,as 2 ! ,Ha X' if 'il f J To another shorty we qive a mark 'Cause hes really ri live spark. Los Tejanos: Student Council, Band: Sophomore Vice-President: Home Room President, '44-'45, JIMMY WYNNE No matter what happens, I i Jimmy is always ralm '. V Student Council: Home dent, '44-'45: Football. O I 4 a Y t Q I -.-qiw . X 5 if F 45 t. if Room Presi ml ALFRED YARBROUGH One nl the best auys around, Who rould ask lor morv7 451 I -, ,aw , I. 1 GLENN RAY YORK Football. inf' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Harrell Pyle, Sue Mauldin, Sammy Glaze ttreasurerl, Maxine McMackin tvice-presidentl, Patty Lansberry lsecretaryl, Warren Newman tpresi- dentl, Ioe Burgan, Billy McMillin. SECOND ROW: Weldon Squyres, Raymond VVhitney, Laura Smith, Elizabeth Glenn, Rivers San- ders, Virginia Phillips, Lois Teel, Iva Henry, Chris- tine Crabtree. THIRD ROW: Henry Rix, Iames Painter, Bill Hercules, Cynthia Smith, Norma Rae Killingsworth, Barbara Williams, Margie Lackey, Douglas Brown- ing, Roy Stanley. FOURTH ROW: Dick Arms, Carson Dickie, Mac Price, Kenneth Roberts, lack Pickle, Wendell Gun- ter, Sam Hamilton, Bruce Brookshire. Marilyn Fortner is not pictured. , Glen is Qi typing wizurw lvl :king in ints l SENIORS .u.,.le.. f lllll M, SPRING SENIOR PLAY CAST THE FIGHTING LITTLESH FIRST ROW: Cynthia Smith, Mario de Montel, Mary lane Bryant, Elizabeth Glenn, Ianelle Mc' Curley, SECOND ROW: Patsy Peerson, lean Bucking- ham, Ramona Paisley, Iva Henry, Margie Lackey. THIRD ROW: Sue Mauldin, Virginia Morrow, Warren Newman, Iimmy Moore, Mac Price, Iohnny Prater, Glenn Paine. .--, , . nnna1 ,, ., I JUNIOR CLASS Heoded by Boyd Hurst, president, Scird Smith, vice-president, ond Nelson Oberholtzer, secretory, the juniors hdve enjoyed d progressive yeor, Their sponsor, Miss Fronces Poston, hos proved to be cr qrecrt help in dll the cldss undertokinqs. One ol the outstdndinq troits ot the juniors is the unmatched tolent unfolded in the three requlor meetings ot the yeor. Hoppy Shutord, soxophone ortistq Lilo Arn- old, vocolist, ond Rornon Stidhom, pidnist, pdrtook in cr musicol proqrom, prdised by dll members ol the qroup. if .,,,,,-.Il ...iq -, -,Q - OFFICERS l NELSON OBERHOLTZER - Secretory SARA SMITH - Vice-President BOYD HURST -e President V IOAN ADAMS SUE NELL ADAMS IVAN ALEXANDER MARTHA SUE ALLSOPP SAMUEL ADERSON LILA SUE ARNOLD ROY BAGWELL SHIRLEY BALK DOROTHY ANN BARDWELL BILLY MARGARET BASS BOBBY BASS BILLY BOB BATES RAUL ALFARO HUGH ALLDERDICE EDMUND ALLEN ROBERT ASHBY BILLY BABB WILLIAM BACILE DONALD BARNER DOROTHY ANN BARNETT SYBIL BARRON IOAN BATTENFIELD HAROLD BEAIRD WELDON BEAM Gi, v JU 10115 T ifif s f- '-' 'IG ff I 4, N- I E I , JS . 'M I 0 , IG. .ylku I 5 .,. www A I , M A 3 4+ Q- I -1' v 51 I ..- Q1 Y I z I 9 Jfv Ab-'wa 'E' Y, I 'T if xx W' 7 2.3. x L- Aj I 1: I J U IORS PAUL LEE BECKHAM BILLY IOE BELL CHARLES BENSON IEANNE BILLINGSLEY BETTY IANE BLALOCK KEITH BOND ANITA CLARA BOYD DAVID MARSH BOYD NORMA JEAN BOYD ALENE LAURA BRITTON KENNETH BRITTON MARIORY LOUISE BROOKS iv, V1 .K .XI WILMA BIBBY BOBBIE FAE BICKERDIKE BOBBIE IEAN BICKLEY IULIANNE BOSTICK THOMAS DEAN BOUCHER ALICE IANE BOULTER EUGENE BRADY FANNIE BETH BREM IERRY BRIDGES EVELYN ANN BROWN FLORENCE BROWN GILBERT BROWN P : q N . UNIGRSL MARTHA ANN BRYAN BILLIE IEAN BULLARD BOBBY IEAN BURCH ROBERT BURRESS IUANA MAE BUSBY MARGARETTE CAGLE HARVEY CAMPBELL ESTELENE CAPERTON PHYLLIS CAPERTON DORIS CLAYTON MODENA CLAYTON GEORGIE ROSE CLYMORE I EQ i , DOROTHY BURGE GERALDINE BURKETT NINA BURNETT THURMAN CAGLE GALLOWAY CALHOUN NELWYN CALHOUN IOHN CARNEY BILLIE RUTH CARTER WYNALENE CARTER IOHN COBB IOHNNY COLE HERMAN COLLINS Nadu ,f' 1 .qfQ4,,g. ff an 1 ' S ,,,. , ii k , ,... In , 2535 ,. , ft Q L..- , 0 fr ,A . 1' A 1. f me J 'i M ii- 330' IO A '. Q f . I U., ' x g 4 www- We-wo' L t , aww .5 qi- . v 3 45 f I Gu . 4.- ,fx It' I N . If .cs L0- Q' 1. 'X ,Q 'aw Q... is ' hr 'Q- -sf 'Y , . UNIOR I. BETTY LOU COOK 2. TI-IERESA COPE 3. PAT COWAN 7. KATIE SUE CROOK 8, BOBBIE SUE CROW 9. BONNIE CULPEPPER I3 EVELYN DAVIS I4. I-IUBERT DAVIS 15. LAVENIA DAVIS 19. PATSY DORSEY 20. CHARLES DOUGLAS 21. ANNA MARY DRIGGERS if 4? QR 'h BILLIE GIRL COX WALTER COX EARL DAVID CRIM CHARLINE DAILY LIBBY DALRYMPLE SARA DAVENPORT IEAN DE MONTEL GUINN RAY DENNIS LAVERNE DICKERSON DOROTHY EDMUNDS R, N, EDWARDS BURL ELLIOTT tl -.. 114 I3 1.5 .lb 1 il is 6 W, fx- Q , I K5-I ... I . 119. I. an 'J' ' 'uv M A JU BILL ELLIS KENNETH EMMONS R. B, PARR MAURINE PIPER MARCET PIZER WARNER B. PLEISHMAN EFPIE IEAN FORREST BILLIE IO PORSTON GEORGIA RUTH FORTNER ROBERT DARRELL PRANKS CAROLYN GIBBS BILLY GIBSON ' 'Oi w , x IOR 4. GRACIE NELL PAULKNER 5. CARMEN PEARS 6. DANNY PENN IU. PAT PLYNN II. ROB ROY PLYNT I2. NELROSE FORD 16. RAMSEY POSI-IEE 17. IACK POSTER 18. ELINOR POX 22. GRETA GILL 23. MARY GILLEY 24. GRANVILLE GILSTRAP I. N T' ' 3 3- 5 'M 31. A K NY fx as 'X .. If . -...W ' :Q- si-..v'Q-- zo. . 9, . X 4 -I 3 wiv' if mv. Rf?-7 'Q fi. M.. .. fir-f ' Q' Wx Q '5 Q -Y-I . 1 2 4. 6,5 C ' 6 L 1 fav' I1 1x I bf- 1 up 47 5.5! .L 'Q' T 3:17 2' Af '7 TRL r -I. I es.. up? , ' 1 I0. 'Q 'S ilu Q10 hw Q'-s W 1, 1 ' + A 2' fd, 4. ,. .45 5 !2R aw A ,..., -X mm, R 1 Qs, J U IORS I. CHARLES GIMBLE 2. IERRY GIMBLE 3. ELAINE GOLDSTUCKER 7. DELPHE GUINN 8. DON HALL 9. ROBERT HALL 13. MARTHA FRANCES HARALSON 14. DORIS HARDEN I5. SHIRLEY HARDY 19. DOLORES HAWKINS 20. MARTHA HAYES 21. PRESTON HAYNES MELVIN GRAYSON VIRGIE LEE GREEN WAYNE GREENLEE GRADY HALLMAN IOANNA HAMILTON DOYCE IEAN HANSON DICK HARLEY DORIS HARRIS CHARLES HARVEY WILLIAM HENDERSON IMA IEAN HENDLEY IOHNNIE SUE HENRY a 5- A I .1 I .L I K A 11. I f I ff. ' - IS4 if J U IGRS KENNETH HIGH DICK HIGHTOWER IIM HILL PATSY HOFFMEYER GAYLE HOLDER BARBARA HOLMES EUGENE HONEA PATSY KATE HORTON PATSY HUCKABY BOYD HURST MARTHA INGRAM ELVA IVY PATRICIA HILL COYLENE HITT MARGARET HIX GERRY HOLTZCLAW EARL HOOD WILSON HOOD, IR. GENEVA HUDDLESTON BILLIE DEAN HUGHES CHARLES HUNT BETTY IO IAMES IESSIE IEAN IEFFERS THEA IEFEERYS , .ai . .. V- W K I 1 1 55 ' I wr 3-f mx' W' if - hr . , Y 4 l., .W .f . VW ITN , ,. Jasdfiw gyrus. 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H, as -1 ,, -37+ JU IOR THOMAS TURMAN LA WANDA TURNER IOE UNTERSEE DICK WACASER PATSY WALDING IERRY WALDREP DONALD WARE IAMES WEAVER ALBERT WELCH REBA FAE WHISENANT ROBERT WHITAKER IOE WHITSON IANETTE VANCE IOAN VANDERPOOL IO VEDA VAUGHN CLAUDE WALKER HELEN WALLER HARVEY -WALSH EDDIE WESSEL DORIS WHATLEY MOLLIE IO WHISENANT il' DOC WHITE A I ELIZABETH WHITESIDE ROBERT HILL WHITMAN I a- .-:I . -I I-.5 .3 -..,wSmi5g:' I3 gg: ., - ai- 'R Q0 QYVQ Y- RK, in I 1. w .fi if ' an-I ' - r ?, Hiffah IA? be 'II Y? I TI , 'X if . 3: J' X A in f I ' . B , , l N tLgS?gIu: 7 ' 0. Y 1 ' gi , I .I- Q ,fm -- , ...A ,Ar I I 5 -d iL ::g,? ,I ' ww X V A . ,W . 0 .N ia F I' K' ,x . 4 A , , 3 1 1. -, A T 1' 41 Q I :NI .. ,P 15+ A I N . JU IUNE WILBANKS BARBARA WILHITE CHARLES WILLIAMS SARA LOUISE WILSON STEVE WOOLLEY IAYNE WORD DAPHENE YANCEY JOHN YANCY HERBERT ZINN IORS 4. DON WILLIAMS 5. JIMMY WILLIAMSON 6. ANN WILSON 10. MARTHA WRIGHT ll. CARL WROTENBERY 12. IERRY WULF OPHO ORE CLASS Making a splendid start on their first year at Tyler High School, the sophomores chose Shirley Brookshire for president: Merrell Frazer was elected vice-president and Iill King, secretary. Mrs. Rus- sell Watson was named sponsor. Programs following the business meetings were varied: on one occasion the group enjoyed a con- test between two boys and two girls. The girls, being the losers, were named sophomore babies. The outstanding social event of the year was the class dance in the gymnasium on the evening of March 8, l946. l OFFICERS MERRELL FRAZER - Vice-President IILL KING f Secretary SHIRLEY BROOKSHIRE - President ul!!-,Q 5'-V OPHO GRE PATSY ALFRED HAROLD ANDERSON BILLY ARNOLD BETTY C. BARBER BETTY IO BARBER BILLY BARBER MARILYN BASS IEREE BEAIRD KENNETH BEGGS HOYT BERRYMAN BILLY RAYE BICKERDIKE ELIZABETH BILLINGSLEY . -X IOHN ARRINGTON SYBIL AUTREY ERNEST BALDWIN BOBBY BARDWELL C, A. BARNES PATSY BARNES VIRGINIA BELL REAVES BELL BUDDY BENEDICT MITCHELL BILLINGSLEY DEL ROSE BIRDSONG GENE BLAKELY 1' ,, 3.7 SGPHOMORE EDWARD BLEWETT BOB BLITCI-I LARRY BONNER VIRGINIA BOYD MORRIS BRACEY EDWIN BRANSCUM PAULINE BREWSTER MELBA BRIGGLE IOSEPHINE BRITTON JIMMIE LOU BROWN GEORGE BOOTH DONALD BOSTICK DOROTHY BOYD TRAVIS BRANSCUM LEONA BRASHEAR KATHLEA BRECKEL SHIRLEY BROOKSHIRE ESTELLE BROWN GERALD BROWN DAN BRUCE nf I . I ! 'f I, . -N ,,k ,..v., ,- sf 'A ' A fs., i CTP . 1 Q. A LL.S F 5 , T Q? Ig ,,, y 1 ,Mix I , ., LEON BROWN MARGARET BROWN PATSY RUTH BRYAN BARBARA ANN BRYANT X .Q vim C E gg F... II 9 474 SOPHO ORES IOE BRYANT RAY BUCKINGHAM HERBERT BUIE BILLIE L. BURKHALTER ADRIEN BURNETT BILLY FRANK BURNS CONNIS ANN CAIN TRAVIS CAMP WALTER CANNON CATHERINE CANSLER BETTY EARL CASON BOBBY CAUDLE ANNA BETH BULLINGTON LOUISE BUNTYN LOUISE BURLESON BARBARA ANN BURTON WARREN BUTLER RADFORD BYARS MARTHA CARDEN IOE CARNEY LOUIE CARROLL IOHN CHAMBLESS OUINTON CHAMNES ADA NELL CLARK A , I as -' SOPHO ORES BOBBIE IEAN CLARK IACK CLARK RAYMOND CLARK DIXIE COONEY RAYMOND COONEY WELDON COOPER RICHARD CRAIG BOBBY CRONE EMMA IEAN CROOK IEAN CROW IO ANN CURTIS LILLIAN DAVENPORT IACK CLAYTON VIRGIL COLLUM IOY COOKE CAROLYN CORBETT RAYMOND COTNER EMMA IEAN CRABTREE WILLIAM CROOK MARY NELL CROTSENBURG DOROTHY NELL CROW ALYNE DAVIS BOBBY DAVISSON CORRINE DEBENPORT .X ,,-Q -c-A J 2 w ' - i- Q ,ow I in-o L '.. AV- 'XY bb 4? s. i , 5' Q 54 IQ KQV wal HAL K I K. A ' if 5 - 2 f I ' , Ai f . ,hr X I A 1 5 I J 'I S . 2- A I Elf? iA i i Y Z' Y, W 'VK ,m t 1--5 i' g,,, f 'M r,,,,Q. '4' . ,-.-1...-.--. 4 as I 1. ' 2 B ,A 51.5. 'QVIE-A, ,+' ',,51:yg,K-- -f . ,,- . F in-up ,I A , I-M 1 Q f E ,f A v l f 'A I ' ggi Q' 9.0 I' .Al A ' di'- I I M YT fm- 'B ,N-,. SOPHOMORES . ROSEMARY DELLINGER . CHARLES DE LOACH . MARY MARTHA DICKIE 7. BILLY DORMAN . IACK DOWDY . IAMES DOZIER . IANE EVERETT . MARY ELAINE FAGAN . MARY ELLEN FAUST . RAYMOND FERRELL . ROBERT FERRILL . GUS FITE BILLY DIXON CARL DORSEY SUE DOREMUS IACKSON DUNN RAY EDWARDS DONALD ELLIOTT IACK FERGUSON IOE FERGUSON MARY E. FERRELL HUGH FLYNN BILLY FLOYD CHARLOTTE ANN FORD A -A I , N I- EYLA A SOPHOMORES NORMA FOWLER TRAVIS FOWLER RALPH FRAPART VIVIAN GAINES ANITA GANN BUDDY GARNER I. B. GIBSON IOE GINSBERG JOHNNY GLASS CARL GRADICK MARTHA GRAHAM NOVALEEN GRANT fx iw 'Z' I 'KI V7 1, MERRELL FRAZER MARSHALL FREEMAN ALFRED FRIEDLANDER PHYLLIS GARNER MORRIS GARY BURLA GIBSON BEN GLAZE BILLY GLOVER BOBBY GLOVER BENNIE GREEN DAVID GRIBBLE BILLIE RUTH GRIER I I S YI I - ps, A l un 'Ii I Y- I A I I ,JL 3, - I ' '-I 2- - fr I ......... 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HORTON HARRIS ROBERT SES HAYNES NADINE HEATH IOAN HEFLIN MANLEY HILL SUSIE HOLLAND IACKIE HOOTEN VIRGINIA HULLUM PAULA IANE HULSER IOHNNIE HUMAN 4 1. x ..- 3 ' -- V ' 'A ', f i Q!-J i fil'x 1.134 SOPHO ORES IENNIE LEE HUNT EUGENE HUNTER IUANITA HUNTER BILLIE MARIE IAMES NANCY IAMES ROBERT EUGENE IAMES IIMMIE IOHNS BEBE COLLINS IOHNSON MARY AMANDA IOHNSON BOBBIE IONES FRANCES IONES IOANNE IONES BILLIE IO ISBELL RUBY IVY BILLY IACKSON BOBBY IARVIS WILLIAM IERNIGAN LEON IETER MARY LOUISE IOHNSON WALTER IOHNSON BETTY IONES MILTON IONES NAT IONES CARL DEAN IUMPER 'X 0 vu: 'A Q vuv- ., , 'Uv 'Q' :USU- A -'csv' X I. T. M, 1 5 b I, I ITI,,, I x sf 'Q sux 1 9' 9 .sk 'ova Z' J ' I ' , ff' ,fl- Ii A ., , if .I 1 ,. f r 1 'Lid I Ah mf? I ' L N V' 'W 1o,,- It 4'-is irlr 4 5 0. fx 5 C 7 11 Q? pw gn-sv . tk OPHOMORES IOANN KAY MARTHA KELSEY TOM KENNER LE GRANDE KNIGHT HERBERT KOEN WILLIE IO KOONCE DOLLY LANGDON HAROLD LARISON MARY LASSITER ROBERT LAWSON BOBBY KEITH KING ELOUISE KING IILL KING GEORGE KORKMAS BETTY LAMB IACOUELYN LANDRESS BOBBY LASWELL IACK RUSSELL BOBBY LAWRENCE BILL LEMONS EDNA RUTH LEWIS IOE LILES !? BILLY BOB LEE I E ROSE LEE - If 52 Q-ar Gs. 'I , 5. '-ct x VL 'V '-:- x SOPHO I C LOGGINS BLANCHE LONG GEORGE ANN LOVE DORIS MCCAMERON IEANNETTE MCCARTY STEPHENS MCCAULEY G B MCCOY MELVIN MCCRARY CYRIL MCDANIEL EDGAR MCMILLAN LARRY MCPHAIL IOYCE MADDOX -2-A F ORES KENNETH LOWE KAY LOWRY IIMMY LUSK ROSE MCCOOL WILLIAM MCCORD GEORGE MCCOY ANN MCDONALD PAT MCKENNA IACKIE MCMACKIN MELVILLE MADSEN MAX MALSBURY IEAN WYLIE MASON L' 'N s R171 R 5? at Q' 1 1 ta It M Ai.. xr Y ipaq? N Q I. G++' if Wx lf jg, 5041 f L, ., ,G,: E !4w ., 1 . ik. T9 .:, L . 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SOPHO ORE CHRISTINE PALMER NELL PALMER MARTHA IEAN PARKER ELAINE PETTY ROGER LEE PHABR CHARLES PHILLIPS EDWIN PICKETT RICHARD PIGOTT DOROTHY PINKERTON BARBARA PORTER IOAN POTTER LOIS PRICE ' I 5, MILTON PARKER BOBBY PARROTT BETTY ANN PARTAIN CHARLES W. PHILLIPS IOE PHILLIPS MAROLYN PHILLIPS SIDNEY PINKSTON R. C. PLEDGER MARIORIE POPE PAUL PRICE BILLY PRIMO IANICE PRINGLE 5 C,A 'tr' M? J- 4..- Q T' I ff f 5 an 3' 22 uf V . '-:L I Q w' G .v ,J s . 'G' Q: 20 an x . .AQ V if Q. L- :Ls- 'Q Egg! K . lyk. gf ' e SOPHO ORES FRANK PRYOR IACK REASONER EDNA REDDINGTON LEON RILEY PAT RISI-IER BILLY ROBERTS HAROLD ROGERS IOE ROGERS RUDOLPI-I ROSENSTEIN RICHARD RUDD ANN LYNN SADLER IOYCE SAYLOR I8 24 4. NORMAN REYNOLDS 5. I-IELLEN RICE 6. REBA RICHARDS . CATHERINE ROBERTS . BILLIE LOUISE ROGERS . EUGENE ROGERS . WILLENE ROUTH . ROSE MARIE ROY . IAMES RUARK 22. VIRGIE LEE SHARP 23. I-IAZEL SHAW . EVERETT SHAMBURGER 57' l ...G , V, digg W - - x i y gif .f-ix. I 6- 1 'S I l . - n xf 10- I Ik 1-5f lb I7 1 I ,X 'S i J SOPHOMORES IOHNNY SHARMAN IERRY SHELTON LA VERNE SHELTON BARCIE SIMS PEGGY SKEETERS IEANNE ANN SMITH W. M. SMITH, IR. SAMUEL SMYRL MARCUS SNAPP RONALD SPRADLIN ALICE RUTH STANLEY BILLY IOE STAPLES PATRICIA SHELTON LEON SIMMS THOMAS SIMPSON IOAN SMITH IUANITA SMITH MARILYN SMITH IEANETTE SNEDEGER EDDIE SPECHT DOROTHY IEAN SPIER BETTY PAYE STEGALL RAY STEGALL BILL STEPHENSON If .5 fs-A 1 iw P Y 'Q 1 'Nw ww , .K 9, l IIA M E am d -il if 5 v -vga' Y-Sai , 'la '23-Zvi. , - J' P 'if ,'- ' f , 11 ' JN I!-fs? an -Ia'--. . fl- fi pg. -, - -.-.D i' ,- fi SGPHO ORES IAMES STEVENS ELLEN STEWART ROY STEWART BETTY LANE STRIPLING STANLEY STRUM BETTIE RUTH SUBLETTE MARIE SULSER ELOUISE SUMMERLIN RUBENA SWENSON HARRY THOMPSON IERRY THOMPSON MILTON THOMPSON LV... Qgii me-4rh'v ff :xg up u.- V. - 1 ve I Y W' . . A 'A av Q EUGENE STOKER FRED STRAIT ARMOUR STRECKER JACK SUDDUTH IOAN SULLIVAN HOWARD SULSER GENEVA TAYLOR RONALD TAYLOR VIRGINIA TAYLOR WILLIE D. THOMPSON TASCAL ANN THRASH BILLY NELL TODD DAISY RUTH TOMLINSON DOLORES TOOKE IIMMY TOWNSEND GAYLE TURMAN KENNETH TURMAN IRA EARL TUNNELL BEVERLY VAUGHN PEGGY VAUGHN LA MARTHA VELVIN EVA MAE WALDING DAVID WALLACE CELIA WALTERS ORES 4. ROYCE TOWNSEND 5. TEX TRACY 6. BILLY TURMAN IU. DONALD TYRE ll. EDWARD URIAS 12. BILLIE IEAN VANDEVER 16. RAMONA VICKERY 17. IOHNNY VINSON 18. DOROTHY WAGNER 22. DONALD WARD 23. IIMMY WARD 24. IIM PAT WATSON 'l vw-Q 1 ' 1,' ., I . .. . ,, 1-,fn , 2 , I ' LL .. . Q- 1 inf s, . .A .Ili u . 0 RI . ,L 1' 1 k,.' 2 f 5 , I 31 ' 55 . ' .gt .1 li K i , -J '53f'2i,f 'NN V -' W., ., A ,? ...h pn . ,. 'f 3'mv W fYEI'i.Q,5 I H 1 A X.. as 'J 9.3, 9. In , -can ll, A I -I VIJIT-T7 I .:..:,Q4' ', 3, ,' ny ,pr lg Q A A., S-0 Y vsp -tm' 1 g QL- A - 12 2 I NA? ' or W ff I ,J -Tay ' 'S Y 'i 5' 'TT' H II 1 F if A Lo' 'J I 4 1 I . F T Ili , 35,35-jf .,. E, I SOPHO ORES LAVONNE WEAVER WALLACE WEAVER CARLA WEBER CHARLES WHITE IEAN WHITE CHARLES WHITEMAN MARY WILCOX T. P. WILDER ROBERT WILKINSON HAROLD WILLINGI-IAM IUDY WINN BYRON WOLFORD CHARLES WERLING BETTE WHATLEY DOUGLAS WHERRY BURNELL WHITTENBERG IACKIE DARLINE WIGGINS ALENE WILBANKS I. C. WILLIAMS BETTY WILLIAMSON IANE WILLIAMSON MARY ANN WOMACK ROSEMARY WOODWARD IOHN WARD WOOTEN fx! iq 5, .,w.I SOPHOMORES 1. MARCIA WOOTEN 4. EWART WYLE 2. MILLIE IO WORTHAM 5. DOROTHY YOUNG 3. PATSY WRIGHT 6. E l YOUNG 7. GERALD WAYNE YOUNG 8. PATSY YOUNG It's Tyler High School, lt's Tyler High School, The pride of everyone thgt's ne-gr, Come on you freshmen, join with ihe seniors, It's Tyler High School now we cheer. Come on and .join me to moke or victory, No rnotter what the odds may be. For there is nought to fear, The gc1r1g's all here. So hgil to Tyler High School, hcxil. Q IN MEMCRIAM Rita Ferquson, a member of the sopho- more class, was interested in many school activities. She was ct member of the Medical and Allied Science Club. Those who knew her were quick to recognize her kind and considerate demeanor toward others. These words apply to her, Gentle your voice and smile g she will not be forgotten by those who knew her. Lynette was a member of the senior class and was active in the Iunior His- torians. It will be impossible to forget the kindly personality that was Lynette Campbell. She was shy, but when one knew her, she became a loyal friend. She lives in the heart of all that knew her. te.- :Age- X 'x -l , ,ff 1 Q fl .'v' STUDENT ACTIVITIES I. Senior Day Asse1nbIy Praqram 4. Sadie Hawkins Dance 2. Christmas Tea 5, Christmas Dance 3. Los Tejanos Banquet 6. B3 Banquet 1 at L 3 ,. . ,V My -4 3: .. s .- J ',: 0?If Avi ' .hx . I G 1 1 O K V L , Q ' . ' ' w '- ., . 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'V ve 01-f.,' gflbtdg Qfzcacabikhe .Sammy Dmfdmz MZ Wwe-Dwwmz of Swim! GMM! , QM? 49 OUTSTANDING LIONS 5, uk W ,Mr'fL ' Q ,: V: ' . 15 iii . ,Q , I ? .., ' 1 If any X x -5 I' ' 1.x 1 l ., ,' .A '- f I ' , l. r 1 ' , ' '1 W ,. - v i g ., 1 '- '.,, N 1- ' ., , N I . ' A z l x I. , , , I Y ' ' V -K K4 -Q , 1 I. ' W px K Il , A S Y. ,C K X Aix. - , , - 1 . H x , , rv , K Q, .nn K v V . - , , . - ,, .. 1. Y A Q U' 1 'A ' Q - K .A 17 v', '.' 7 . Q -- 1 s 4 K 413 i sf , 1 B, Ld. Av. , A ., V, 1 4 J - It -,fl - sf.- . P , . 1 ' I' x I s ' - 1' L .- - ' xx ' 1 , 's . L.. 1' ' ' . A 9. ,545-Y ,, I. V5 ,w.7I,1,, ,- .1 - ' 'QV ' W' im Ep If' ' . - ' , , -, g.,,p+ -.. X N fs. - ., -A' 11 - 4, 4 F - f 'A ' ' ' - X -V S .in ,. f' , L 1 I : .E . A . ,, ' ' g u ' V F . . , ' ,, -f' Ax nr ' h. :xx x P .ff , , ' X .fl ' s ' , , . h .m i l .1 -f. 'll , - .: , . .Af . . 4 dia! ,Z -1 N, ,jfv SIN : . . .. . 7 1 Pl? 1 gm ' K 1 ' s I-Galax 2 at jmttivawwh' rfaf L7 , f :' 1. .AJ . H 13 . ' X ,L ,X L PP . ' v 1- - . 3,5 ff' 1 1 4 , - Q P I 5 f Al: ,i , F! ,Mx , .. Qgf, :IJ 4 .rf I ' . Q f 1 Y ,L . 'I 'H 1- 'vb WA., by l - ,N 'rf ki ' , If ' Sq 8 N Dolores Fleishrnon, reporter, Douqlos Browninq, sports editor, Corson Dickie, columnist, leon Hyde, tiles editor, Lois Kent, col- umnist, Bette Yorrrell, typist, Gene Vickery, exchonqe editor, Doris Hoffrneyer, typist. lonelle lVIcCurley, heod copy reoder, Melrose Beniro, typist, Rivers Sanders, pdqe editor, Shir' ley Oliver, poqe editor, Morrqoret McClendon, poqe editor, Lourd Ellen Smith, poqe editor, Bcrrbcxro Wessel, pdqe editor, Potsy Peer- son, columnist, Ludnne Niqqe- meyer, columnist. L...-I 9 hx' .ff 'EB -fi THE Ll0N'S TALE STAF Grace Allen, co-editor, Moc Price, co-editor, Bose Mdrie Gliver, ddvertisinq rnotnoqer, Weldon Squyres, business rnonoqer. Cynthia Srnith, reporter, Norrnd Foster, reporter, Estol Lee Low- rence, reporter, Helen Boucher, typist, Fredno Birdsonq, reporter, Potsy Shdmburqer, exchonqe edi- tori lohnny Prctter, reporter. if h ALCALDE STAFF Iohnny Prater, co-business man- ager, lva l-lenry, co-business man- ager, Maxine McMackin, co- editor, Patty Lansberry, co-editor. Dick Arms, photographer, Dud- ley George, photographer, Paulina Monsees, typist, Luanne Nigge- meyer, typist, Margie McMillan, typist. Seated: larnes Murray, sports editor, Carolyn Riviere, snapshot editor, Sue Mualdin, art editor, Mary Ruth Wilbanks, sports edi- tor. Standing: Mac Price, snapshot editor, Billy Bob Bates, assistant art editor, Ioe Burgan, organiza- tions, Billy McMillin, organiza- tions. Standing, Verse Writers: Mary Ruth Wilbanks, Eula Bose Deason, Cynthia Smith, Fredna Birdsong. Seated: Virginia Phillips, Riv- ers Sanders, Carolyn Riveere, Nor- ma Lou Kelly, Shirley Oliver. ll E Y if Ill V1 5. V J A 'ui .IJ Af' I i hy , X . LATIN CLUB FlRST ROW: Mary Louise Burtord, Rose Marie Roy, Virginia Boyd, Martha Hayes, Carolyn Riviere, Ann Wilson, Bobbie lean Clark, Etta Mae Baxley, Bobby King. SECOND ROW: lane Everett, Rena McBride, Ioan Iohnson, Marcia Wooten, Maxine McMackin, Edna Reddington, Margaret Smith. THIRD ROW: Nat lanes, Douglas Wherry, Eugene Hunter, Alfred Friedlander, Charles l-lunt, Ioseph Murad, Iimmy Lusk, Rosemary Dellinger and Roger Pharr do not appear in the picture. -M--L+ s LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: Paula Hulser, Iuanice Huff, Billie Iean Vanclever, Patricia Ann Mix, Iaqueline Landress, Doris McCameron, lenny Hullrkn, Harold Willingham. SECOND ROW: Miss Bourne, Ioan Potter, Merrell Frazer, Edgar McMillan, Ewart Wyle, lra Earl Tunnell, Iackie Thelford. THIRD ROW: Louise Burleson, Ann McDonald, Kenneth Britton, Granville Gilstrap, Raymond Cooney. Iohn Glass. is 'Y 11:33 .VHP 'sw Los TE JANOS FIRST ROW: Mary Nell Owen, Betty lo Barber, Carolyn Corbett, Ann Lynn Sadler, Nelwyn Calhoun Wice-Presidentl Shir- ley Hardy, t'l'eam leader oi the Cherokee-sl, Diane Mauldin tSecretaryl, Billie Herndon, Barbara Burton, ludy Winn. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Leta Matthews fSponsorl, Mary Ellen Faust, Norma lean Boyd, Ieree Beaird, Betty Earl Cason, Dorothy Nell Crow, Betty Whatley, Io Ann Smith, Norma Lou Kelly. THIRD ROW: Mack Ray Moseley, Warren Newman, Nancy Iames, Helen Waller, Alice lane Boulter, Norma Foster, Eliza- beth Glenn, Iayne Word, Burnell Whittenberq. FOURTH RO.W: Alice Ruth Stanley, Iackie McMackin, Margaret Scoqin, lean Lowe, Wanda Tiqert, Barbara Williams, loanne Hicks. FIFTH ROW: Jack I-laws, Phyllis Caperton, Carson Dickie, Thomas Turman, limmie Moore, Beverly Chyrlclund, Marolyn Phillips, Catherine Roberts. Los TEJANOS FIRST ROW: Dan Bruce, Mary Stephens, Marilyn Murray ,Ioy Cooke, Mac Price tPresidentl, Reaves Murphey f'I'eam leader of the Comanchesl, Dot Russell, Iessie lean letters, Pat McKenna. SECOND ROW: Novaleen Grant, Iune Wilbanks, Margaret Hix, Lila Sue Arnold, Betty Williamson, Io Ann Curtis, Elaine Petty, Dolores Hawkins, Bobbye Sue Crow. THIRD ROW: Elaine Fagan, Elwin Causey, Ioanne Hunnicutt, Carl Wrotenberry, lill Kina, Wilson Hood, Theresa Cope, Dorothy Ann Barnett. FOURTH ROW: Mary Totten, Anita Gann, Cynthia Smith, La Wanda Turner, Dorothy Pinkerton, Rivers Sanders, Margaret McClendon, Ramona Paisley, Iuana Mae Busby. FIFTH ROW: Norma Alice Morrison. Virainia Bell. Iva Henrv. lean Roach, Nelson Oberholtzer, IGIIY Wulf. Clflfk SPUTIKS- n r i 1 I GIRLS' FORUM COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Ienny Lou Smith, Norma Killingsworth fSecretaryJ, Lois Kent fScrapbook Keeperl, Mario de Montel lScrap- book Keeperj, Elizabeth Glenn lParliamentarianJ, lean Kay fPresidentJ, Barbara Williams tCorrespondinq Secretaryl, Margaret McClendon fVice-Presidentl, Ava Nell Clark, Nov aleen Grant. SECOND ROW: lean Marie Hyde, Katherine Calvert, Norma Foster, Mary Nell Owens, Charlyce Scruggs, Patsy Matheny, Julianne Bostick, Alene Britton, Betty Io Langford. THIRD ROW: lean Risher, Catherine Roberts, Billie Hazel Shaw, Willie Iewel McFarland, Betty Mullins, Io Ann Kay, Shirley Webb, Maxine McMackin. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Iames, Barbara Porter, Anne Campbell, Ann Wilson, Iayne Word, Gretta Gill, Elouise Summerlin. FIFTH ROW: Mary Martha Dickie, Ioann Talbert, Gracie Faulkner, Laura Smith, Sue Hand, Blanche Long, Dolly Langford. In 1931 Mrs. Ernest S. Goens, then president oi the Woman's Forum, took. as her objective the interesting but somewhat neglected subject of girls. lt was during this year that she organized the Girls' Forum. The purpose of the organization is to foster sell-improvement and good citizenship. In 1932 the Girls' Forum was federated: also a yearbook was made and submitted to the State Federation. Membership oi this organization includes all girls of Tyler High School and Tyler Iunior College. The Forum Council consists ot one elected repre- sentative from each home room in Tyler High School and Iunior College, as well as the officers and faculty sponsor, Mrs. Earl Williams. Girls' Week began in 1935. Each year twenty-one girls compose the Court of Honor, seven becoming girls of the week. lr x' T-ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Iulian Hay, Billy Wilson, Toby Pledqer, Andy Westbrook, Irving Waghalter, SECOND ROW: Coach Waqstaft, Glynn Brewer, Paul Beckham, Edmund Allen, Harry Caserta, Coach Davidson THIRD ROW: Charles Breedlove, Roy Stewart, Walt Bardwell, Vinson Shelton, Carson Dickie, Ben Ferrell. The T-Association, sponsored by Coach Chad Davidson, was organized February 15, 1945, and since then has endeavored to create school interest in sports. The constitution and by-laws were put into effect, and the first' officers were Iack Allen, president: Hubert Spoon, vice-president, and Sylvester Raines, secretary. 1945-1946 officers are: Iulian Ray, president: Walt Bardwell, vice-president: and Andy Westbrook, secretary. Qualifications lor membership include a letter in any major sport, and a B average in school. New members are admitted after each football and baseball season. Q lil in sm A Q' Q. XX g 3, ,sf lr N A 'cyl Q N -in.. . Nw , ' 5 , s., W W gfv 3 iv! '. Q, ,, , 4 ,N N, -. ' x -, T F 3 I , if ' n- A- J' 1 HIGH SCHOOL BAND Aflv we-J :f ., MQ ... W., 4,191 F Q , Jura . X, ......-.9 -- f-'I 'Y ' '. . . , ENGINE!! 'fe 5 : ,, , ,.-, ,.- J t I 4 .Lrg -, Rf w- '. iv , 1- I 4 ,au rg . f, , 1 V x ,,' 155 -he ' W - uf :- lxlpp 'Ill MOTION PICTURE CLUB FIRST ROW: Bobbie Sue Crow, Harvey Campbell, Alice lane Boulter. SECOND ROW: Neil Davis, Dick Arms, Ierry Moore, Billy McMillin. THIRD ROW: Ierry Miller, Dudley George, Elmer Austin. One of the hardest working groups in Tyler High School is the Motion Picture Operators Club that was organized about four years ago to aid the visual educational program of the school. The operators have shown an average of six films a week since school started in September. The club consists of twelve operators and one head operator. When school started, there were about five experienced members: now the club boasts an increase of seven. Under the guidance of Miss Louise Glenn, Mrs. Roy C. Owens, and Mr. Ray Bagwell the operators manage to iron out any difficulties. ln spite of troubles such as broken projectors and films, the operators have come through with shining colors. ALCALDE COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Galloway Calhoun, Martha lean Parker, Beverly Bowler, Dolores Tooke, Phyllis Garner, Theresa Cope, Mary Ellen Faust, Billy Bob Bates. SECOND ROW: Wanda Hoque, Anita Crow, Sara Smith, Donald Tyre, Libby Allen, Iackie Thedtord, Mrs. Ward tSponsorl. THIRD ROW: lva Henry, Gene Vickery, Marolyn Phillips, Bertha Mae Robinson, Steve Woolley, George Korkmas, Anita Boyd, lohnny Prater. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Phillips, Iulianne Bostick, Don Weakley, Hellen Rice, Billy Ray Campbell, Thonburn McKenzie, Ray Shelton. HORIZON CLUB FIRST ROW: Nelwyn Calhoun, Bobbie lean Burch tPresidentl, Alice lane Boulter Wice-Presidentl, Dorothy Ann Barnett, Iuana Mae Busby iSecretaryl. SECOND ROW: Shirley Hardy, Dot Russell, Patsy Dorsey, Lavenia Davis, Dianne Mauldin, layne Word. THIRD ROW: Billie Io Forston, Ienny Lou Smith, Margaret Scoggin, Lila Arnold, Jessie lean letters, Helen Waller, Robbie Ioyce Martin, Greta Gill. FOURTH ROW: Thelma Pierce, Iulianne Bostick, Bobbie Sue Crow, Martha Allsopp, Dorothy Edmunds, Miss Iohnston tSpon- sorl. Ann Parish. B2 MATH CLUB FIRST ROW: Martha Hayes, Iessie Jeanne letters, Bob Cook tVice-Presidentl, Patsy Steed, Weldon Squyres CPresidentl, Dick Arms fSecretaryl. Elaine Goldstucker, Theresa Cope, Iayne Word, Faye Sinclair. SECOND ROW: Miss Evans tSponsorl, Eula Rose Deason, lean Lowe, Ioan Iohnson, Patsy Matheny, lean de Montel, Iimmy Williamson, Iohnny Cobb, Vada Steed, Mrs. Carr iSponsorJ. THIRD ROW: Patty Lansberry, Thelma Peacock, lune Wilbanks, Billy Bob Bates, Evelyn Brown, lean Roach, Margaret Scoq- in, Patricia Mix, Dorothy Ann Barnett, Ioseph Murad. FOURTH ROW: R. N. Edwards, Harvey Campbell, Grady Hallman, Galloway Calhoun, Charles Hunt, Reaves Murphey, Nelson Oberholtzer, Ioe Burgan, Billy McMillin, Raymond Hedge. FIFTH ROW: Robert Whitaker, Tom Lipscomb, Iames Painter, lack Pickle, Carey Murphey, Warren Newman, Pat Flynn, Happy Shuford, Ierry Wulf, Bill Hercules, Steve Woolley. The B2 Math Club was organized to help those who show special interest in math and to show the sides of math not found in the classroom. During the past two semesters Presidents Weldon Squyres and Dorothy Ann Barnett have done remarkable work. Other officers who capably filled their posi- tions are Bob Cook, Vice-President, Dick Arms, Secretary: Harvey Campbell, Parliamentarian, During the spring term Iames Painter, Vice-Presiclenty Vada Steed, Secretary: and Charles Hunt, Parliamentarian, served well. There has been special entertainment for the group as well as interesting programs. Two such programs were on infinity and on the Greeks and their math. The banquet was the social highlight for members of the club. B2 Math Club has been organized about ten years and is sponsored by Miss Cora Evans, Mrs. Harvey Carr, and all other math teachers. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS FIRST ROW: Bill Brulsauer, Blanche Russell, Betty Lou Cook, Bonnie Beddingfield, Roy Stanley SECOND ROW: Mr. Campbell, Don Weakley, Herman Stidham, Earl Stewart, Thomas Stewart., THIRD ROW: Iarnes Womack, Clyde Rozell, Bobby Ioe Warren, Terrell Ray Iohnson, Travis Branscurn Inez Stamps and Thomas Alexander are not in the picture. Co-op is under the supervision of Mr. Iarnes R, Campbell. The students work each aftemoon in some business or industrial shop for practical experience and a nominal wage. In this manner they get the practical know how of working with other workers and for an actual employer. They also have to learn that they are working on other people's property or giving service to customers which must be of quality to satisfy. The Co-op class was organized in September, 1940, as a beginning of business and industrial vocational education. The business people of Tyler made a success of the program by putting their cooperation behind it As a result of the success of this Co-op program, several additional vocational classes have been organized and are now operating. Many students of the first Co-op class are still working at the business in which they first started and are happy and successful in it. ll: BIOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW: Harold Willingham, Rudolph Rosenstein, Eugene Hunter, Iudy Winn, Ierry Shelton, Gracie Faulkner, Thomas Simpson, Virginia I-Iullum, Billie Io Forston, Elizabeth Billingsley. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mullen, lean Crow, lane Williamson, Paul Beckham, Sam Hamilton, C. E. Watson, Eddie Specht, Billy Ioe Glover, Billy Babb, I. B. Gibson. THIRD ROW: Doris McCameron, Paula Iane I-Iulser, Rose McCool, Loraine Lemons, Betty Whatley, Bobby Bardwell, Hoyt Berryman, Celia Walters, I. C. Williams. V ENGLISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Ioann I-Iunnicut, Bennie Klrkendoll, Ioanna I-Iamilton, Clifton Bayfield, Gracie Faulkner, lerry Wulf, Lila Peck, Martha Haralson. SECOND ROW: Norma lean Smith, Elvy Ivy, Charlene Morgan, Ramona Cotner, Violet Marie Tate, Elnora Richburg, Lavenia Matthews, Onys Iane Little. THIRD BOW: Mrs. Tatton, Billy Frank Porter, Billy Gibson, Weldon Beam, Earl Hood, Fern Johnson, Billy Parrott. Q MEDICAL AND ALLIED SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Ava Nell Peace, Patsy Kate Horton, Louise Atlas, Mary Ruth Wilbanks Nice-Presidentl, Maxine McMackin tPi'esidentl, Libby Dalrymple CSecretaryl, Virqinia Hullum, Billie Io Forstori, Carmen Fears, SECOND ROW: Buddy MacDonald, Ioan Johnson, Virginia Phillips, Marjorie Brooks, Patsy Matheny, Carolyn Gibbs, Bob- bie O'Neil. Marqaret Smith. THIRD ROW: Merrell Frazer, Ioseph Murad, Elwin Causey, Bobby Whitman, Grady Hallman, Iames Murray, David Boyd, Kenneth Britton, Herman Collins, David Crim. t LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: David Sanders, Betty Sue McLaughlin, Martha Lou McLaughlin, Diane Mauldin, Robbie Martin, Billy Frank Porter. SECOND ROW: fVlrs. Boleman, Neil Davis, Tom Lipscomb, Clark Sparks, Mac Price, Wesley Burks, Presley Burks. , .. it I it I A 1. ,Q . - f N . Qifxxoy .,, X X I KQXJX X ,X 3 -fer- 4-G 'Sl I- VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE I FlRST ROW: Billy Turman, Thurman Caqle, Max Malsberry, Billy Staples, Gerald Brown, Iohn Yancy, Ray Steqall, Loy Sanders, Robert Boyd lSponsorl, SECOND ROW: Walter Iohnston, Leonard Lowry, Charles Williams, Bobby Parrott, Ramsey Foshee, Bud Elliott, Willie Thompson, Frank Burns, Billy loe Tate. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE II FIRST ROW: Mitchell Billingsley, Travis Smith, Bill Meadows, I. T. Gibson, Wayne Greenlee, Billy Parrott, Travis Fowler Billy Gibson, I. W. McClunq, Robert Boyd, Ir. SECOND ROW: Robert Whitaker, Ray Shelton, Sam Hamilton, Mack Goolsbee, Leon Riley, James Weaver, Richard Rudd -+.-I '- ' - 3 Q' so OFFICE ASSISTANTS I Wllli FIRST ROW: Mary Stephens, Dorothy York, Laura Ellen Smith, Theresa Cope, Willie Iewel McFarland, lo Ann Hicks. SECOND ROVJ: lo Ann Adams, Shirley Webb, Virginia Phillips, Ann Nantz, Barbara Williams. THIRD ROW: Louise Atlas, Luanne Nigqemeyer, Ann Parish, Patty Lansberry, Mrs. Mable Ashworth. 'QW T A tr 1-A In ' , Qvkiff-uni' .l ls' a,Qv5iUSf.+' ' .L -2-1 -l nsfvf' 1 V FIRST ROW: Iimmy Peters, Thorburn McKenzie, Danny Fenn, Nat Iones. SECOND ROW: Travis Wagner, Mr. Robert Ashworth, Billy lack Shipp, Bennie Kirkendoll. 'lt Mill STUDENT P' lu 1 f t Officers: Parltcrmentarlan, Iohnny Praterg Secretary, Shir- ley Oliver: Vice-President, Sammy Glaze: President Pro Tempore, Roy Stanley, President, Bruce Brookshire. E teil ll War' Clifton Ra tteld Maxine McMacktn . y . , Iean Hyde, Shirley Brookshire, Sammy Glaze. Bair Constitution: Betty Earl Cason, Bruce Brookshire, Charlie Vandever, Roy Stanley, Ginger Boyd, Boyd Hurst, Larry MacPhall. - 3. ri ff lx A Election: Ioe Burqan, Mac Price, Wendell Gunter, Sam Hamilton, Shirley Oliver, Elwln Causey. COUNCE .155 Temperance: Grady Hallman, Floyd Iohnston, Robert Hall, Ramon Stidham, Dorothy Pinkerton, Herbert Bute. Q -El X ll . ' - 'ffy if ., 4 r ll f we etlll I i 1- n ll , we ff . L 1: ' .. x B x X N fe t 5 El Q f L Art: Hunter Hammett, Milton Lowry Jones, Carson Dickie, Ronald Taylor, Ben Ferrell. Ill -,-B gewrwlllll ll ' o ek, f L B- EQQNW, J r ti fktl ite t gil Attendance: Dorothy York, lim Stevens, Dorothy Ann Barnett, Ierry Bridges, Billy McMil1tn, Nat Iones. M !NQMt A - .,,. if . .li , 8' .W 8 . X 5 of 5 K E ' . 5 t 5-.11 ' ' fav D 2 ,k e Social: Sara Davenport, Ann Parish, Rose Mary Del- linger, Benny Kirkendoll, Laura Smith, Johnny Prater, Dot Russell, Evelyn Brown. A 'v J A-rS 'm ' as -f S s. saw fgfi- A.. , k y f- 'fin my Qifff f f. ' 35 ' I I ,ffgsi l ,KY t. Q -g,..,M its 7 -w g gf?' ' if 4.-AFA Ar: Vx , K 1.. I Q' my - -I' X all 'V W y. gg 1, : U 1 L f KW AWB? wi - ' - W 7' , ' Q I if-Q - 2 f f' . Y f 'ff1 35' 5g ,. f if RQ ' Wg' 1 fi K ' ' ' My my l fggf. 'lv -sk' h ' 'EES 1: . A F , . W-A , 'W FOOTBALL Football Coach ld M,,.v.. , 'fi' K ' -w'Z,.f' ' Tim vt... ,, 4 ,, ,S 'Q Q A I f MR. CHAD DAVIDSON MR. PERCY BURKS MR. FLOYD WAGSTAFF Assistant Football Coach Basketball and Football sq. , mme ,, ,, A r-A my-.M .W , an vu Junjfr i. IOE IOHNSON Football Manager v-.mu Lufkin Iacksonville Henderson Austin Gladewater Texarkana Sulphur Springs Longview Kilgore Marshall Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler ' FOOTBALL A SQUAD 'IRST ROW: Iulian Ray, Billy Wilson, Ioe Korkrnas, Roy Stewart, Edmund Allen, Sammy Glaze, Gene Earl Barron, Robert Hall, Ira Tunnell. IECOND ROW: Andy Westbrook, David Boyd, Bruce Brookshire, Vinson Shelton, Glynn Brewer, Iirnmy Wynne, Brllly Knight, Shirley Brookshire, Iimrny Negem, Coach Wagstaif. HIRD ROW: Coach Davidson, Cyril McDaniel, Ierry Bridges, Bobby McClain, Charles Breedlove, Layden Hitchcocl-:, Walt Bardwell, Dick Hightower, David Sanders, Charles Phillips. l OURTH ROW: Billy Palmer, loe Ginsberg, Gene Reynolds, Carson Dickie, Zachary Ryan, Mike McCartney, Paul Beckham, Royce Townsend, Tuly King, Ioe Korkmas. fs Q - B SQUAD I A ' ' -- Q - U ' .- if . 5 . I v V ' 0- TTY at +1 n. I r f I -rw Fil? . 4 GF 'I as 0-L L 5' 1, if-if ' rf? A 4.1 1 if ,. 1' t I ' ' I ,,, , I I U 1 ll E - -'- Q- 1 + f 'I sm.. X f f : FIRST ROVV: Raul Alfaro, William Messer, Don Hall, lack Sudduth, Iames Ruark, Ralph Moore, Clif- ton Rayfield. SECOND ROW: Billy Hays, Stanley Strum, R. B. Pierce, Walter Little, Ierry Shelton, Thorburn McKen- zie, Herbert Loen, Reaves Bell. THIRD ROVV: Boyd Hurst, Hugh Allerdice, Billy Parrott, Eddie Wessel, lim Hill, Thomas Turman, Ioe Thompson, Eugene Hunter. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Iohnny Reynolds, Floyd Iohnston, Billy Lee Wilson, Mickey Piatf, Charles Williams, Bobby Whit- man, Iimmy Negem, Gene Blakely, Don Hall SECOND ROW: Reaves Murphey Charles Phillips, Paul Beckham, lack Ferguson, Donald Turman, Duane Monigold, Billy Arnold, Iulian Ray, 4 '- ' Charles Harris, Travis Wagner. THIRD ROW: R. B. Pierce, Buddy Gar- ner, Eugene Honea, Eugene Hunter, Morris Gary, Carey Murphey, Dick Hightower, Thomas Turman, Tommy Boucher, Coach Wagstaft. gm fx? N K' 3155 YL in Inq' W'-ijtfw gwizf wifi M3 95? A ia- :in 4 wg. ,y . 4 sr K Wa .1 , . .- 1F I,- X w 5 a 1? Q ' an .4 1, ie E WML: 3 K L, 4 2. 'WW- any 'G X 1. M G n r- ix -I EIL- ..- I 2- 9 ad LJ fe 5 I ' .rw l'5i:i'f!3l E9 H213 .wk . '7 'EC' wr I i A .A ., .1 H WM .h 1 LION CAGERS lulian Ray Captain Duane Floyd Moniqold Johnston Charles Harris Tommy B h Biirgiy Travis Waaner Ouc er Co-Captain Billy Wilson Charles Williams Dick Hightower Thomas Donald Turman Eugene Turmon Hunter Q Paul Beckham ' F1 71. un, w xfw N , f ,, , . N fy. 2. +-J. ' 33' 1.4 , Y -I ' - T' . , . . X rx 1 X ' I 1 ' -4- L : ,FUN .'-3.- .r.:..t'rI, ' '.':.' ':? Y 1 . yn V - . - 1- 'fT.7Zf'T'f 9'.ff'f T'i'f'l'1'. 7ff 'F?'x'x3f. ' M f'f:'5?'. !:5::552:. ' '- 1- i---'fqjg- ,1,'.7-1fJ.-j.4'5,'5.L.'r'.,',',.'f'r' f,r,Lrf9,'rf,11j::e5l:55::..A.. l ik rr Q A ,N .4 N, ,N W: '-4m,4.r -pfgi. ',.h, , 'ANU' .W 1 , J- . b I if 'K Y K 1' -v H1 at .,. T7 . U. F, , ' A. 'it - 4 .fx 1 , 'va-4:.2e.w.g,,:,f. .1 3, . .125 I4-9 -If 1 , ,VX . ., -5' W ' ... f A -5-we-' -,'.m'??m54iY ' ' ' K -.U-, I A -m,-vrsvv' Lv- .. , ,L y. wh ml -E f1es24'ifvf1'?.i' f-Z lg Tk-x'-i lv 2 I f. 4 1 S . 1 I A ,,.,,-..of- l- I I w I v7 . 4. 1 . . .... . , .1 ..A..A,,',.,Ik,,,. '-'if:Kff1QIf. .HK-A'.w':J . LW, ' h m . . J , -vii-.Alia U V, ,sl f'. SPORT SLANTS fp W ' 146 nv xx ll T 'Lf Q it f s 2' Q C i. , Y X9 G vfllf - hwy- N T, R Mk x J' N . 43. gxliilll X ' ':?, X .5 rf ,, gl, ,, . l . X X flhl Q f fx A '- QJGADE. .,. lt-J, .asia if it . QA K! J ,.'. ? :rg T dn c t QUEEN , X1 l . ' 4A ' 'YS - 06.9 S,y,,1!Q fav as fg Sept. Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. No. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. CALENDAR 10-Today everyone rushes to school and new classes, new seats, new rooms, new subjects, new teachers, new friends-a new life. 14-Tyler's Lions travel to Lufkin for the opening football game of the season and return on the short end of the score. 21-Tyler's football fans see the first appearance of the Blue Brigade and Band of '45 while watching the Tyler eleven defeat Iacksonville in the first home game of the season. Then to celebrate this victory Tyler entertains with a dance in the gym. 28-Again the Lions venture from their den, this time to win. l-4-The entire school is shot in a mass massacre for the ALCALDE before the camera of Mr. Cedars. 5-Austin's Maroons are certainly full of pep on the gridiron: but Ty1er's Lions are really hep on the dance floor. 10--Fire Prevention Week once more brings themes for the seniors and juniors and posters for the talented artists. 12-Tyler's Kling of Beasts roars past Gladewater's growling Bears in an exciting district game. 18-The Tigers from the border are good, but the Lions from Tyler are better. 26-Sulphur Springs tums into a real river and sur- prisingly upsets the local aggregation. Both teams feel better after the dance. 9-The Green and White really outdo the Blue and White this day. This gives Tyler its first district defeat. 10-The male population procedes from classroom to classroom with exceedingly cautious runs and is ever on guard against the Dogpatch belies. Yet, even members of the track team are dragged to the dance. l6MTyler Lions fairly put Kilgore's Bulldogs in the dog house at the 1atter's stadium. 22-Annual Thanksgiving Day football game with Marshall, and again we lose our chance to grab the district crown by losing this game. 22-3-At this point in the long series of events the school is once more deserted while we all reverently give thanks. ' 6-Alberts Mexican Village swells with music of Los Teianos at their banquet. 7-As a fitting reward for their purchasing of Victory Bonds many students pile into jeeps for a whiz around town. l4-That Smith family certainly is crazy, and we'll not forget the performance of the cast. 18-Grcians and moans are heard from late purchasers 21- because ALCALDE sales close today. The long awaited Christmas Dance is here, and the students spend a pleasant evening dancing in the QYTU' 21-Christmas holidays once more. No more school for a while, and no more lessons until after Santa Claus has visited our house. 4-The number iuqqlersu of the B2 Math Club have banquet. Ian. Ian. lan. Ian. lan. l an. lan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May MGY CALENDAR 8-Hoo-ray! We win our first basketball game in two years by defeating Marshall. 10-Senior Day is started with the assembly program in the auditorium and ended with the picnic which, of course, is held in the gym. ll-6--With credits at stake everywhere, all study for finals this week. 13-As graduation draws near, Baccalaureate services are held. 16--All the mid-term seniors sigh with pleasure over their banquet and prom. l7-At last the dreams of 40 some-odd seniors become realities this night as Commencement is here. 18-The Blue Brigaders all grasp the chance to don their uniforms once more and serve the football boys and honored guests at the annual banquet. 7-l l-The most popular fad of the year is started here as over half the school have their right arms scarred to mark the place where the TB tests were given. 8-For their second victory the Tyler basketball five de- feats Gladewater. 9-The Annual Valentine Dance is the greatest ot the year-program dance, floor show, dance contests, and the crowning of Dot Russel, Queen of Valentine, by Danny Penn, King of Valentine, highlights the evening. 19-The last basketball game of the season is outstanding because at this time the Basketball Queen and her court are presented. .20-Capt. Smith of the highway patrol gave a speech on safety in assembly. 8--Sophomores step lively in the gym. 15-The Girls' Forum presents The Gay Nineties in the auditorium. 23--The ALCALDE goes to press. Now we all wait for it to come out. 8-Once again the Latin department dons togas in observance of Latin Week. 10-In celebration of Spanish Week, Los Tejanos gives a program in assembly. 16-ALCALDE raises more funds in assembly program. l9-22-Four days of rest and relaxation. Anything to get away from the old routine. 26-Graduation is rapidly approaching, and the first of the Senior activities is the Senior Play. 4-Girls' Week at last and the girls take over the school. May dance brings new Blue Brigade officers and presents the Girls ot the Week. 8-New members initiated into National Honor Society. 17-Senior Day high-lighted with the assembly program and picnic. 21-Baccalaureate services. 22--Seniors have a gay old time at the senior banquet and prom. 23-Again finals are here. 23-It's all over at last and proud seniors strut around the campus with the coveted sheepskin in hand. 4, Q ,of X . gy r i tt Ll? L,-1- ' I fx -N KP' X SLA 5 I 9591 ., 4' gig Q xt 'a, f s , ea'-'9 ' 9 x e9Nl. llt3ffLf'V 11515- , QM T 4 .1 to' 0 6 m C35 W' fag , Q fo T, , '41 f , -A' it ' v s , rig UQ Q I , Q- ?' N ZZ f WW we .fr 'iq , f x, f .ff K4 Y! Z I Ai nf' ,Z X 4 Q' 3 '7' , . ,uw . X K sw ww. H t Ji. f I F 5'-Wi, TYLER HIGH Future Stenoqs 202 Y 3bfi Z cz headache Puttiriq it to bed Busy little bees Si, Senor Mrs. Ashworths little helpers Wcrtchout for those finqers. . A ' AT WORK A plcrce of pecrce ond quiet Columbus soiled the ocecm blue. Patrick Henry Ferrell TB. or not T.B. Whot cr mess! All together noweboom, boom! Microloe hunters xr '- x 'uname A?-'ls pi 'ara' 2. 3. .J ' r g , . N , , ,S - f A it 1 I f1.'s Vitamins plus! Maybe it needs a little arease. Who does their washing? Studyiriq is such a relaxiiia pastime. industrious ariqels Lets all siriq like the birdies siriq. Dairiq it the hard way They saw him do it. hh .- if-v....a.. ff. ' s 1 X I , , . .. N .V N x W ' . y 'fl t I 9 4 Qx '51 x fx W , v'? :lx I.. -U ' px' 3 ff: vw 1 f Q 1 A - L' n - 'x - - 4 , , ' .5 x J -, .- Q-', -1 fi up -ee - I u i - 1 f f ' 1' 'Q . xl' ks aff . V I 'I vii v ,-. J gaf -. ., L. ,af Q w I . ' r . 2 .01 .' Ii' -, fi Qi 1 A, 4 1 -,J 1 ALA ,ww ,, . , -114' , x 9:1 h v',1,'-I ff i h w ' A A A, M' A I I 2-I: 'ZH' I Nl i 753' 449: I iff x tn A ' frki - f -A v-. Q I. 1 I' Av. 'mr -'JALJ .I IQL l., fj .A .f U5 ,A ,. 'V' ,' ' - J--' 5.47 1 '1 ' P 134- f. 1 . ' a +xgv, Wff. mfQ- .- 1 1 -', ,'f4 -, 1 t x ' 4' A V x-, I f .- - 4, Q f-, - 1 ' Km' M l ' - , 1. 'aff U T731 1-fg2e.EiA.Qg gp 4:3 3 ' ' 'Ax i ' A YQ -' -.W ' V.: h 5 f Q, ','l:j yi' ,,' F nl, tgfllipgl ' -'LA . '.' -4. '75 : 4 I' ' - . 5 Q gg , 535 'f ' f,' df- ' wifi I K 45 Xiu' c I U 1 li, U I x Ll I all . Can't we park here? . Doesn't Billy have the cutest smile? . Freefat last . One, two, three, four, five little Lions . Arid we thought blue jeans were scarce. . Proof of the mari shortage . What a pretty day! . ls this a car l see before me? . Now, now, airlsfsliclinq is childs play. . What a pretty belt! . T is tor terrific. . I-low'd y'all squeeze iri here? . Such lovable characters 8 9 10 ll l2 13 l4 . Cari it be THE Turmari? wig After the Wash Cute cloqqie May l ao, too? Oopsa-Daisy Class is waiting .af fenuw. -12 - lv-v .fn...A. Guia- QA vm., '- ft- Qlua ,I a Y n ' vt ' Q'-L D 'Q i ,'fA'g5-52 'ltr tg, 'J' u 'A fat. Q:-. W' !!! ,V l itll: V ' 'oi lf ull:-. I 1 . . Wx! . I ,119 P Q tix - ' l it ' 1 URM -. tl , ww Q lf' if - ' fa I Y fl , ft 1 . ,Q fIlw,,:?,?p:f.:S'3 , i S - . ,sir , 1 . J 1 If I l , 'L V6 iff-ffiiitflwilf-gi W' ' . . jiil7' f, ' ' ' l 1 -2 ' 'r' ,. ..ss gf f H , ' h ll A . ws ' ' fl '.- 532111 , gg IQ . . Ag ,, 5:5?. ,, t lzff'-g1?4f'g,fsk .-,, 45 ' -qt? . . V , ,, - . , W1 ygvgg ....Q ft 2 - ,lux 3 .I - '. X -.-' 1 . . k R I K 5. . v J. . -. 'swgt K .I V Q Q , .,:.a-J 5.1 1. , 6. Girls, please!!! 12. lust a little argument 7. Let it snow! 13. Such an oration 8. The aanq's all here. 14. Better late than never 9. Ott on a little ride 15. What! No gravity? lO. Daschund? l6. Sisterly love ll. Look pretty! A . V is - E ' ' 19 .3. if . ., ,Ai- 7 ,A -,1 JI ,Q ,Z-.f ' a lf vi ' . 5 3 J u M5 What's in the bottles? Nice catch I love a parade. lt's a long way to the ground. Rest and relaxation After the show Out for a stroll Ride 'em, cowboy! Ah, Men! lust another freak We're not all this way. Those crazy Smiths What! Someone has time to sleep? FN 'U ll 5. ff: .' Q- I v -.ie V, QTEK' . A? If - - E ,. 'xy ' . 1 .:i-FEL-: F ' v:.....5'iii J :af , l' 4 . .1 s f I AJ ' Q K' h , I X ,,,, L .II 1 Ill Mn 4 tu' Pals 6 We dress like this all 7 the time. 8 Gripinq again? 9 Oh-Girls! 10 Such studious looking qirls ll Such a wonderful pair Paul Henreid the second New members of T.H.S. Goh, for a bicycle ride Peek-a-boo Ready for the biq qame? And that's what little qirls are made ol. We surrender, Sue, --And only for boys! Who's that on the l5th row 3rd seat? 3:35 at last Bread and butter Let's have a snow fight Comfortable? , 5 'w -if F tr., I 4:15. ,. .i ig ' M' 1 2 fx , if l . we' . , f 1 Careful! Don't fall You can come out now, Pat! Prepare for assembly The pantomime is over Looking for four leaf clovers Y l The massacre of '46 The lone stranger Taking to the trees Practice makes perfect . ,. if yfg Uk? int it ,nl I 4. WV' 1 -7- if ,wt 'G tg, I tm. -t. f fa i' 1 l: ! D 3 f . A . 'L H 1 3. l . A.-.-A --'H-f f it J.. M 'W ' - ,sgf a -45, .Q hi , f X f ,A 5 -. , ' '.' I T ae it C y , A 5 ' A Y 4 Q..,,, Lv, J 8 f--1 ' Q l M - I .. J ' t M n 3 Q Y A'L , ' v t F A 1 V, ' V as ss H a w: ,kegzjwt -Eff Ml fs ig i t , Q Q v x t f , 1 I - r K I F . y QL A' . , i y 120.-'T ' 54? I Quituation class lt is a secret Senior Sponsor Dinqer for Duqqar Tea for two tdozenl Glamour a la group Hark, Hark, the Lark! Strut your stutt Waitin for the bus Music Makers Stacked up Lady Atlas Wind blown Castle Dreams in jeans Calamity lane lust qazinq De-feet Birds of a feather Baseball fiends Cheer! Cheer! 1 - i .1 The daily line-up Taking their time So much wind! Another from the tiles Sunshine and rain You shou1d'a seen their taces -0 'T fa , 1 Y T 'L . if- ,-Q E t 2 5 .iz V M- 1 . W 5 K., 7 '- I' r - . 5 1 4' K M. ,wx if ' 'Q 4 ' ' 41 fr M y .if Q . L I - t -t 1 -.-...-... .4 .M 4. 1 -, , , .A . f I t ' X ul 7. Ring around the rosy 8. Tea is refreshing 9. Ain't sophs cute? 10. A luncheon conversation 11. Now, smile- 12. Ain't it the truth? 13. Bashtul Forward, rnarch! What will Iohn Mac say The three Musty-teers You'd never know they posed Santa's going to a tire. Turkey Day fun! DIAMONDS SILVER WATCHES CHINA JEWELRY CLASSWARE :XXX sl l I LI I fix' 1 CO. J EWEIJI OFFICIAL TYLER EXPERT HIGH SCHOOL WATCH -IEWELRY IEWELERS REPAIRING 'I' Y L E R I 9 Tyler, Texas Phone 3762 Tyler, Texas Phone 3372 I THE SHERWIN-WILIJAMS CO. CHEROKEE HARDWARE CO. Compliments of DRINK EARL CRIM PUNTIAC CU. Z IN BOTTLES TYLER CUBA-COLA 114 South Broadway TYLER, TEXAS Bomma cu. CROCKEIVS HARDWARE-APPLIANCES 204 East Ferguson St. Phone 2889 Tyler, Texas O TTT' -lfilfil' 1?? ifi9 'lf1l 1l l l G YYY Wifi' 'l 7'Q 17'??f l' 1889 MAYER SL SCHMIDT The Fashion Center of East Texas 1946 TO THE 1946 GRADUATES I would like to take this opportunity of con ratulating you on finishing your high school work. You have spent more than half your life in school, in many cases two-thirds. Your work has been hard and you have had the perseverance to do the job. Realizin that competition for young people is greater than ever before, we think you Srould prepare yourselves for bigger and better things. There is no substitute for education. Some need years of stud after high school, others need only months. Regardless of your objective in life, a good sound business training will help you climb the ladder of success with more confidence and ease. Thousands of young peo le have attended' Tyler Commercial College during the past forty-five years and Illave found a good paying job awaiting them on completion. TYLER CCMMERCIAL COLLEGE TYLER, TEXAS Tyler Commercial College is approved by the State Department of Education and the Veterans Administraiton. THE FAVORITE IN ALL EAST TEXAS 6 Z 50939 QW' Ideal for every mealv BROADWAY FURNITURE CO. Phone 2181 210 South Broadway Tyler 9 Texas TYLER STATE BANK AND TRUST 00. T he Bank of Courtesy Member of F.D.I.C. Chrysler Plymouth SHELTON MOTOR CO. 623 W. Erwin Phone 1570 Tyler, Sale 6: Serv Texas TYLER HOUSE FURNISHING CO. FURNITURE, FLOOR OOVERINGS TER-RY'S FLOWER SHOP Your Home Should Come F irst' Phone 275 330 S. Broadway Phone 3364 TYLER TEXAS I CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Member Of F.D.I.C. C0mP1imeUfS Of NEIL - SIMPSON DRUGS K, WQLENS TYLER, TEXAS Department Store Phone 585 Phone 2600 Phone 4600 of 214 W. Rusk 218 N. Broadway TYLER TEXAS 115 E. Erwin S A L E S S E R V I C E YOUNG MOTOR COMPANY Iohfl YOlll'lg, OWHCI' I I I FISHBURNT MASTER CLEANERS F?ANK S MEN S SHQP Where Dyeing Is An Art Befte' Clothes fo' Men LET Us STORE YOUR FURS 202 W' Erwm Phone 202 111 University Place Phone 3400 'ilfiv lf'4'1l- 4 ii'3 l' ?'i 1f ?? ' Compliments of ComP15ment5 of Il1VIMlE'S CAFE HOME FURNITURE COMPANY 1609 WeSf Erwin Ph0I1e 4710 116 S Broadway Phone 1033 Congratulatzons to T H S Semors Smce the Federal Inst1tute was estabhshed 1n 1934 more students from the Tyler Hlgh School have attended our school than any other Busmess College Wt. greatly appreclate the confidence these young people and thelr parents have had ln us If you plan to take busmess tra1n1ng after you graduate we shall be glad for you to follow the example of those who have gone ahead of you smce 1934 A warm welcome 1S extended every member of your class to v1s1t our school FEDERAL INSTITUTE A PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Tyler Texas IRION DRUG COMPANY SES HAYNES CLEANERS 237 South Broadway Phone 214 SES and JOE TYLER TEXAS 328 South College Tyler Texas fl' r lu alll? PLYMOUTH DODGE GOODYEAP. TIRES HOLLEY MOTOR COMPANY Tyler DODGE TRUCKS Texas East Texas Phaiaaapy Company SOUTHLAND AUTO PARTS Cltlzens Natlonal Bank Phone 2692 Tyler Texas 312 East Ferguson Phone 4683 . . . 3 3 . . 3 I N n s , s 1' 7 'P .S.,.' , 5 3 .Jw ,. 'V' I .. J 1 . .. , u I '. , . 3 Wim fs we rg gfigsw' HOWARD DODD C0 R. exAs MCPHERSON S EAST TEXAS LARGEST SPORTING GOODS STORE 211 N Broadway Phone 2044 BURKS WALKER TIPPIT EMERSON RESUSGITATOR AMBULANCE PHONE 421 DIAMONDS GIFTS WATCHES LUGGAGE LAVES Jewelers 111 E Erwm Phone 5200 Compllments of L. A. GRELLING JR. Congratulatlons to the SPRING CLASS OF 1946 INTERSTATE THEATRES, INC. Always A Good Show A 9 3 rox uw,usrwr.n mu :Am fe Nw ff r- , 1 RZ W 1, ' ' 1 .J fK o- 5 -f 5 2 - Q . v by 'a I 'Qs ' 3 1 r z V ' 9 M . E . . 5 Af DllYll.U'YID IV 'rvna ','r I M P E R I A L CLEANERS 243 S. Broadway Phone 2560 !S,!'LEVRQE.f i+'LlgiIT'- me sms cnfvnom 00MPANY 517 W. Erwin TYLER, TEXAS THE CRESCENT LAUNDRY INCORPORATED in Af wx' snifio' ,, K E,,. ...r 41 'x HOME APPLIANCES C-OODYEAR TIRES 8: BATTERIES FLINN - HOLLEY, INC. 311 W. Erwin Phone 6565 Across from Marvin Methodist Church -...4., SCHOOL SUPPLIES STATIONERY W000Y'S BO0K STORE Serving Students of Tyler S. College at University Place Phone 5444 FROZEN F0008 INO0RPORATED FROZEN FOODS 113 W. Front Phone 3633 N Tyler, Texas 'rY1.En BAKING COMPANY Makers of ROOSTH'S FINE BREAD HALE - RUSSELL. INC. M EN' S WEAR Why Pay More When 'You Can Shop FO' Less PINKARD Booz sHoP af Books of All Publishers' A M E S S H O P 117 W. Front Phone 413 Phone 108 108 E. Ferguson St. A CALDWELL, HUGHES, DELAY, 8: ALLEN DEPARTMENT STORE KLINE'S DI S TI N C TIV E APPARREL Tyler, Texas With our best wishes to the student body DAN COHEN COMPANY 'Shoes for the Entire Family' 112 North College Tyler, Texas HORNER'S CLEANERS You Save the Difference' 226 S. Bois d'Arc Phone 520 Tyler, Texas Compliments of PEOPLE S NATIONAL BANK This is our hfty-fourth year of service to the people of Tyler and East Texas Compliments of M en's Wear - Boys' Wear Member of F .D.I.C. TYLER TEXAS '1'I-IE FASHION HOFFER'S SHOES-MILLINERY-ACCESSORIES --East Texas- Fines, Menrs Stow-, Tyler Texas 200 W. Erwin sf. Phone 1631 THE FLOWER BOX Your Downtown Shop' 4 Clarence Young, Owner 119 South Broadway Phone 4344 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT SWANN .FURNITURE COMPANY il' -9 'C l l l' 77 'l '4f'T'W'? 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