John Tyler High School - Alcalde Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1953 volume:

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'T 1 as M is 421 mfewowl dedncaflon bunldmg vnewg -Fac.ul1-y Class es on-3: HI zgfsong 60 lQbn'hc5 spoo-TS snaps Ad VCY1lSIh3 OL11' AMEN was being sung by the A Cappelle choir, for the Auditorium was being used school THE HALLOXVED HALLS begin at the doors of Hub- bard Building, th e m a in again for the weekly assem- bly. -' , 4 J s we ENT X51 wxxeie 50 -mg. race G XQUA , A X c Q QQ . COC A vb Sdxinf' rx 'G - X 30 we Oi we XA, X-QC MC COW we . 5835. QX5 V ng. eww building of T.H.S. ' lwxs, ,M if' H T - t Huh 3112-in A CHEER BLASTS forth into a cool evening, and one knows at once that either a pep rally or a basketball game is being held in the Gym- nasium. CLATTERING AND BANGING can be heard every afternoon from the Shop, but the articles turned out are a far ery from the bang- ings. shce Where : 'HS is the X ' ghecr 4 KDE Ol rl' . out 19 I THE lipid-my nislhf the ?nHiffni1O5c l'OOlb'lu every lx Lon tg ygttory in thc U33 Stadium. the gu1d1ng hghts M QN'x k TX LER PIJBI IC SCHOOLS eontmnue their progress as one of the leltllnzg LL'lL1L.1llOlIll systems III Texts under the 1lJlL LllfLQllOI1S ol D1 Hollxs A Moore SIN Iellfllelizfeul 0 Srfwrmf The Board of Educatlon IS a group of PUBLIC MINDED CITIZENS who gne freely thelr tune to the betterment of the publle schools of Tyler They are ptetured at a banquet gnen ln thexr honor rn the new homemakmg department dxnxng room left to rlght M M Haws S Hudnell H A Moore H Webb H H Clarkston Dr Haskevs guest speaker C Clyde M J Haney and C B Young The guest speaker at the ban quet was Dr Haskew head of College of education at Texas Unnerslty Mr Byron Saunders was out of town when thts plcture was taken KW JACK ELDER MRS HAZEL OWENS Dlrcctor or Currrrulum Coordmator of In5truct1on and Imtructlon m Secondary Schooh adm1n1strat1ve staf f H ,aw 'Qu-. if hi' M '2'-'W MRS LOUREA I-IICKMAN E A HENNIG Home and Famrly Lrfe Director of Speclal Coordmator Sen mes A NEWCOMER, MR. HOLMES WEBB, who was formerly the prin- cipal of Gladewater high school, is now the head of T.H.S. gb ED IRONS Assistant Principal MRS. JEAN DOWDY Assistant Registrar TF? MISS DORIS GINN Principals Secretary MISS HELEN GRIFFIN Registrar MISS FRANCES POSTON Guidance Counselor 'UNEP LA RUE ALLISON B.S., N. T. S. T. C, Homemaking QQ Spf' MATTIE ALICE BAKERL I 9.3 B.A., Texas U Social Studies , - l,i ,. I' 3. 6 , . P -s i as ' 'Q' KATHERINE BAUGH B.A., Baylor U. English vvn Y MARY BoLEs MARY BOURNE B.A., Baylor B.A.,Austin College Speech M.A., L'. of Chicago Latin DOROTHY CARR B.A., Texas U. MA., Texas U, Science ETHEL COLLINS BS., Sam Houston M.S., E. T. S. T. C, Math 'hub' BOB CARPENTER B.S., E. T. S. C. Physical Education MARY CURTIS B.S., Bowling Green Physical Education LILLIAN DAVIDSON B.S., T. S. C. W. Physical Education MARJORIE DeBORD OZELLA DEW ROSE DeWITT B S T S C W B.A., S. F. A. S. C. B.S., East Texas A M U S C English Homemaking . u .'. ALICE DOUGLAS B.A., Texas U. M.A., Columbia U. Study Hall DANIEL FARLOW ll, MARY GAISER BS., North Texas State Commercial ALVIS HANNA BS., Stephen Austin M.S., North Tr-xas Matli 3 .ef LUDEE MAE HARRISON B.A., Baylor U. M.A., E. T. S. T. C. Vocational Education , i TV ' ' f'wf 'i 4 i a 3 glfgii r f R52 -. A xxx? r 5, .inf-'irf' . WERNA HARRISON B.S., T. S. C. W English WALLACE HAWKINS PAUL HOPSON B.S., Texas ASLM B.S., S. W. T. S. T. C Agriculture Industrial Arts ED JAMES V.C., A8cM Vocational Education MARY JERNICAN Bs., MA., E. T. s. T. C. Mechanical Drawing BESS KAY B.A., T. S. C. W. English JOAN KEMPE B.S., Texas U. Homemaking I ?c X I '1 5 , , MARGARET LANIER IVA G. LEWIS FRANCES MCCORMICK D. A. MCRAE B.A., Austin College B.S., M.A., E. T. S. T. C. B.S., North Texas B,S., MS., E. T. S. T. C M.A., Texas U. Commercial M.A., T. S. C. W. Vocational Science Library JAMES MALONE B.S,, Texas Tech. Speech SARAH MARSH B.A., M.A., Texas U. English I5 PETE MARTINEZ B.A., Baylor M.S., Northwestern Music FRANCES MASSEY B.A., Arkansas U. English A JOSEPHINE MESSER IVA MILLER JIM PLYLER FRANCES POSTON B A T S C W B S., MS., E T. S. T. C. B S Texas U B A Sam Houston Lrbrary I-Iomemaking Physical Fducatlon journalism 5a Z7-T... l FAYE RICHARDS B.A., North Texas Social Studies O. A. RICHARDS B.A., North Texas Math 'li-'X We-wr f' mum! .,,4.,l,l iq DOROTHY SCOTT LAWSON SOWELL CHRISTINE TATTON MARY TERRY B.A., M.A., T. S. C. W. B.S,, M.A., A8cM B.A., M.A,, E. T. S. T. C. B.S., S. F. Austin Social Studies Vocational Agriculture English C0mme1'Clal fun-iN Nr-'sf DAVID TRAVIS B.S., M.S., Kansas State Spanish BUEVEN TUCKER B.S., M.S., E. T. S. T. C. Vocational Education WALTER WARREN B.S., Texas Math and Physics MILDRED WILLIAMS B.A., Stephen F. Austin Math A. D. WINSTON CLYDE WOLFORD MARIE WOODS B.S., A8cM B.A., U. of Pittsburgh B.S., M.A., Stephen F, Austin Agriculture Music Biology 1 muff' 413.0 ANDING, FRANCES ANGELO, YVONNE APPEL, ' LARRY ARMS, ROBERT ATCHLEY, SONYA FAYE BAGGETT, MONTEE BAILEY, FLORA BAIN, ETHELENE BARNES, BARBARA ABBOTT, LEVVIS ADAMS, BETTY SUE ADAMS, PEGGY JANE ALEXANDER, SHIRLEY ALLISON, MARGIE A ALLRED, JIMMY 'iii 'ZP' J an W R. w...,47' BEGGS, DALE BELCIHIER, BARBARA BELCI-IER, JEAN BEROMAN, VERNON BERRY, BILLY BIBBY, ANNA LEE BICKERIJIKE, BESSIE BINDLER, BILL BIRDSONG, SYLVIA fv A 'KF' 'inns' BARRON, JACK LEO BARTOS, KENNETH BASS, BILLY JOE BASS, JAMES BASS, PAUL BEOINOER, JOHN 'wb' Qi' M. 7' Av-....,'l BLACK, BENTLEY BLALOCK, GEORGETTA BOOTH, PATSY BOSTICK, ELLEN RUTH BOWLER, BARBARA BOYD, DON if--gp Wits? wg BURCH, BETTY BURLESON, LOTS ANN BURNETT, HELIZN BYRD, 'IACQUELINE CAGLE, GERALDINE CALDWELL, ANNETTE CAPPS, MARY CARAWAY, BILLIE JACK CARAWAY, BOBBY JACK UR -ff K S-. X1 BROOKS, ROBERT BROWN, DENNIS BROWN, KENNETH BROVUN, STEPHEN BROWN, THOMAS BRULIE, SHIRLEY ANN Z' 'wif' 'NR vw E' 6.4 f 'b ,ff 97' A I- ' v Q 'E ' '35 5213, l ICQ if CONNOR, REOINALO COOK, GLENN COOPER, BENNIE COUNTRYMAN, J. L. Cox, COZETTE CRAIG, TROY CRAWFORID, NANCY CULVER, DAVID DALE, ESKEL Max F ., N 6. , v m , HZ, , :R .pil 'Flush CARLTON, BETTYE JOYCE CASEY, CURTIS CATES, BETTY CLARK, TEII COBB, DENNY COLE, CHARLOTTE 1 -n-. ' 1 ii if X X , -Rf . .,. 9 Q l Tse, , Hi . ,-'I KW' I alll-ln. . A , 9.0 ,vs-wwf. 'wean'- DODD, BOBBY DOGGETT, SANFORD DOWDY, jo ANNE DOYLE, LARRY DOZIER, BETTY DOZIER, BILL DUCKETT, NANCY DURHAM, JAMES DURRETT, SI-IERRY DANIEL MYRTIS BEALL DANIELS, JACKIE DAVIS, JANE DAVIS, RAYMOND DENLIAN, PATSY JO DIKE, RONNIE wi,-. CY' NY fd 'uw ma. 'wap 1114 muy. W-J FIEER, BILLY FAYE FITZGERALD, GLENN FLETCHER, DOROTHY FLETCHER, GAILON FLYNN, DON FOSHEE, MARTHA FRANCIS, JEAN FRAZER, DICKIE FREEMAN, WANELL , 'S-. 'QZT7 X Q ' Ci N: ..,4X .4 y W Q' .,.. EDMISTON, JERRY ELLIS, JEAN FARMER, NEAL I FARRIS, FRANCES FEATHERSTON, JA FERRILL, RONALD CK In-I 'CZ7 'V -an-qu ll, as lo YQ. ml' qu-ff fi' T Q Y is J u G GEORGE, MARY EDITH GEORGE, RONALD GINN, ROYCE GODFREY, CARLTON GOLDSMITH, NORMAN GRAINGER, DICKIE GREEN, WANDA GRIEEIES, NINA GUEST, CAROLYN 599' p Z 'lr A 3 it-if ff' . . an , 3 f A ' ? 5. Y tfmm V A E- 25 12 X U ' AA - f, . , D -'5IQ2iS'i5,s?3:' I' 3 , V ' CA 3 7 3 Y S . QT. A 1 X , si N x i 5 ' -mJ'i 5i3',: 5 ar f 3' FRIZZELI., WANDA FULLER, JACK GABLEMAN, MARY GARLUNER, JIMMY GARNER, MARY GARNER, MAURINE ANN if' sw- --'X ,Nw A KL 'bf' ED- I N Q X 'I W HARRISON, MARILYN HASKINS, MELBA HAYNES, CHARLES HEAD, GARLAND HELMS, O. j. HENRY, MARY LOU HERBERGER, DELMER HERTZ, JOAN HILLBURN, BENNIE 111 HALBERT, TONY HALEY, THOMAS HARDING, ANN HARGROVE, JANIC HARRIS, BARBARA HART, FRANCES '94 wi ff vgx 'Q' HOLMES, DON HOLT, TEMPLE HOPSON, HAZEL HUDDLESTON, RAY HUDSON, BARTON HULL, MARY JANE JACKSON, TOMMY JOHNSON, GENE JOHNSON, JERRY 'ti' HILL, ALBERT HILL, BUDDY HOGUE, WALTER HOLDER, SHIRLEY HOLLAVUAY, JERRY HOLLEY, JIMMY wwf' ll. iw' A15 W., .E JUMPER, JERRY SUE KAMEL, AMELIA KAMEL, RODNEY 'D KANEHL, JERRY KANGUS, ROBERT KELLY, GLENN KELLY, BOBBY KENNEDY, SHIRLEY KERR, PHYLLIS JOHNSON, JOHANNA JOHNSTON, JUSTINE JONES, JEFF JONES, JERALD JONES, TOMMY JOPLIN, RONALD .Sify , fw- f f'Y H,-I KOONCE, MICKEY KORKLIAS, CHRISTINE KORKMAS, ANN KRUMM, LARRY LACKEY, VERNON LANIER, CLINTON ry ,9 LARISON, NORMA JEAN LARUE, MARRENE LEGGETTE, GARY 'bf' ff ? KESSLER, JOHN KIDD, LEE KIDD, PAT KING, BARBARA KIRKPATRICK, CATHERINE KNIGHT, LAURA BESS sf, I IAA ...-..-an M 'Vibe-uv' -svn U03 , A-4-.Q-qv LUCKADOO, JERRELL LYLE, HERSHAL LYNCH, BILL MCBRIDE, PAT MCCAIN, JAMES MCCHRISTIE, J. C. MCCLURE, JOAN MCCORD, CARL MCCROY, LEA KAE LEMMONS, JOHNNY LEVASSAS, LARRY LITTLETON, BOBBY JOE LIVELY, LADELL LOGGINS, RAY LOVE, JANE ,Q Qi S Q... ii MCMASTER, CLIFF MCMILLIAN, SAMMY MCNEW, DANIEL MCPHERSON, MARY MALLET, JOANN MARSHALL, PAT MARTIN, BOBBIE MARTIN, JOAN MARTIN, GILBERT -uv-vat, MCDANIELS, GARY MCDONALD, MIKE MCFARLAND, GAIL MCFARLANIJ, JERRY MCKENNA, GEORGE MCKENZIE, JACKIE R LIIDIDLISTON, JOE BOB MII.LliR. ALTONETTE MII,LER, DONALD MILLER, WAYNE MILLER, jo ANN MILLER, NANCY MILNER, ROY MONCRIEE, PEGGY MOORE, JOYCE MATHEW'S, PATTY MAXV'ELL, JON MAXWELL, THNI MAYO, MORRIS MAH'S, BETTY BIEDLOCK, DIIANE ftp' 1 I... NELSON, CAROL NEWMAN, JIMMY NEWSOME, DARDIS NIEW'TON, FERRIS NEW'TON, SHIRLEY NICHOLS, FRANCES A I N u A NOE, MARGARET NOLLEY, BUDDY NOLTRSIZ, TOMMY 'f 'Q ilk -' in xl F 'S Y Af Av . ,nga sw MOORE, MARTHA MORROW, ZELDA NANTZ, GEORGE NEAL, JOE LEE NEEI.EY, BETTY NlEELH', CAROLINE Sv qv- if? .I T v un-O YL, JU :YN ur- W.-,,. fb. hi! PARK, PAULA PARK, BILL PARKER, BOBBY PARTNEY, EDDIE PARISH, RONNY PATTERSON, BETTY PATTERSON, SHIRLEY PATTON, DOROTHY PENGRA, MARSHALL -v-f' M 6 S Y P' gn 'J nr ,N 'Nd' Q? RA , U -irq. 4:- E I 5-A K' ,.-no. HU .E -237 5'-H-qui V NUFF, FRANCES OLDHAhf, WANDA OLIVER, C, R. OLIX'ER, CLYDE ORMAN, CHARLOTTE OXFORD, BIILIE L. Ti Zinn -v--qv J 4 '69 UVB pn! 47' 'Q' PICRETT, BARBARA PIERCE, JERRY PIERSON, JOYCE - I PIETzsCH, GWEN ' POOL, RALPH POPE, ROBERT POPE, TOMMY POTTER, CHARLES POWELL, JAMES PERDUE, BARBARA PERDUE, GAIL PERDUE, JOYCE PERRY, JOYCE PHILLIPS, BETH PHILLIPS, MARTHA AX Wi'-3 ZR-I YY RAY, DOROTHY RAY, KENNETH RAY, MARX' EMMA REECE, ALBERT REECE, DIXIE REEVES, HUBERT RENTFRO, LUCRETIA REUTER, ROBIN REUTER, WALTER POWELL, MARY POWER, BILL PRICI-IARD, BILLY PRICHIETT, GLINDA PURVIS, RANDALL RASBERRY, BOBBY ' i - A B ,L 'A I I: T I A RRL Q bi. AR .Sak V' A fi I gym- 'Nw 'say v ,, if .17 ROSENSTEIN, JIMMY ROY, MARTHA ROZELL, CHARLES ROZELL, CLOETIS SACKETT, RICHARD SANDERS, JERRY SANDERS, LEO SCHNEIDER, RAYMOND SCI-IWARTZ, BING I I iw .,.f ' -I ' I WS . IIA! wr- 158.4 3, Rx I N RICE, JOANNA RIDER, GARY RIVERS, EDWARD ROBERTSON, RUTH ROBSON, ROBIN RORIE, CHARLES ,jk 'fha-.-49 'Nw-.-....,,.. 931 Quang, ll., Y rv J? 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WEST, BILL WHITE, BARBARA WILCOX, DELORES WILKERSON, BILLY WILLIAMS, LOUIS WILLIAMSON, ROBE WINN, GEORGE WOODS, SHIRLEY YANKEE, BEN WARD, ELSIE WARD, MARY WEBB, DONALD WEBB, WAYNE VUEEDEN, EVELY WELCH, BETTY x,,,f . 'N-... iffy if ', A 'Q fu- K K .. I. - -s ei,-m . 9-nv-'Y gg YARBROUOH, PAT YORK, BOBBIE YORK, XVELDON YOVNG, BETTY YOUNG. SHISILA YOVNOMEYISR, jo!-iN At rbe Senior Dude Party Shown in the above picture are two couples enjoying the Senior Dude party. They are: Royce Ginn, Shirley Stoggins, 'loan Hertz, and Mar- shall Pengra. 44 Cornell Waggoner and Shirley Brule Seem to think the Senior Dude is pretty wonderful by the expression on their lates. ,.. C v 4 Acker, jimmy Adair, Jimmie Akers, Harry Alexander, Norma Allen, Gloria Allen, jimmy Ammons, Yvonne Anderson, Sally Andrew, Martha Andrew, Mary Arnold, john Arnold, Pamela Babb, Archa Bacile, Adele Bailey, Gary Bailey, William Barber, Lewie Barron, Doris Barron,'Geneva Barry, Donald ww., 3 mf YT-7' t may 'fr , ,. ,,. K Q as Nu, I? +32 h.w,., sf 5.'.1 ' wc.. lg it Barry, Edward Bartlett, Jimmie Bass, Peggy Beal, Nanette Beard, Craven Beard, Tony Beaty, Kay Bedgood, Connie our-'su. 'K L44 WF Q, 'K Bell, jack Berry, Barbara Berry, janet Berryman, Billy Berryman, joe Billingsley, Bill Birdsong, Barbara Blakely, Frances Blitch, Bill Bogle, Donald Bostick, Dolores Bosworth, Louis Bott, jerry Boyd, joye Braley, Norris Branch, Malcom Branscum, Noel Breckel, Henry Breeden, Daisy Briggle, Emma 'YT' V? i 1 it Bright Sammy Brown Ann Brown Evelyn Broun Florence Brown jo Beth Browning immy Bryan Marilyn Burks Nancy Burleson, Shirley Burton, Lajuana Busby, Jerry Bush, james Butler, james Butler, Mary Ann Cain, Phyllis Cameron, Patsy Campbell, Billie Sue Campbell, Phil Campbell, Rowene Caraway, Dorothy Carney, Mary Cams, janet Carswell, Ann Marie Carter, Delores Carter, T. A. Carver, johnny Casey, Jane Caswell, Dudley W ' is 32 Q .,5. .1 W an A W1 t B ' y i , ,. , I as- wr QW Chambers, Bill Chambers, Sue Chandler, Mary Nell Chesney, Floy Bell Chichester, Nancy Clark, Derroll Clark, james Coker, Betty .3 xs- !! 23. Collins, james Compton, Mary Louise Conaway, Reba Connally, Elizabeth Conner, Charles Conway, Carol Cooper, Larry jack Cope, Benny Cotton, Albert Cox, johnny Craig, Larry Crone, Harold Culp, Frances Cummings, james Curtis, janet Curtis, Nancy Davenport, David Davis, Retha Davis, Virginia Deaton, Sherman rlfsfaa 3 Dingler, Anette Ditto, john Dorsett, Don Douglas, Pauline Dougherty, Judy Dow, Harold Dowell, Ronald Doyle, Linda iii' 4 -fb 'sa . -35 3 , I ly 57 ' Eflg. v V. f 1' , fi Y 4 , 3,3 h x M, A' 5 3 Q H 2' 1: an 1 'f A 4 xflb , 3 V4 9 mf. 4. , 1: uf-3, yt' Q f , 5.51 Yr 7: ' f??e'31Si? 5' W, . V, I 3. 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Highnote, joe y if ,ng k A Zz-in A- Hickman, Cecil Hill, jimmy Hill, joan Hill, Lanell Hodges, Glenda jo Hogenmiller, Cletus Holbrook, Ruth Ann Holland, Patricia Holt, joe Lee Honea, Pat Horn, Demond l-lugus, Don Hunt, jack Hutson, Betty Isom, james jackson, june jackson, Ronnie jeter, Peggy johnson, jim Tom johnson, Neil johnson, Virginia joiner, Marvin jones, Mary jones, Scotty jordon, Troy Kellis, Betty jo Kelly, Kay Kent, Sydney Kernunt, Sam Killion, Carolyn Kirby, Shelby Lamb, Burley Don Langum, Corrie jean Langley, Lois Faye LaRue, john Leake, Wayne Lebl, Duane Lemmon, Gary Lipscomb, Patsy Lynch, Robert Lynn, Hugh Lynn, Russell McCarty, jimmy McCarty, Mary McCaslancl, jane McCoslin, Clara McCarley, Thomas- McClannahan, Loyd MCClendon, Frank McClure, Glenn McConnell, Bill McCoy, Cleve McCoy, Demaris McCullars, Ann MCCullars, Johnnie McDonald, Mary Gene fs, - 1 J? at Y in rl R W sxw .dv Q 4 if 1 if 1 McDougal, Carl McElroy, Glenn ' -.. McGwier, jo Mack McKay, Bobbie McKay, Ruth McKenzie, Patsy McKinney, Carroll McKinney, Joyce :.,1'.xl'7tA Y McKinzie, Laverne McMurrey, Marvin McMinn, Delores McPherson, Mac Martin, Elva Martin, jerry Massey, Edna Maxficld, Bobbie Mayfield, Charlotte Medlock, joan Meek, Bobbie Melton, Virginia Middleton, jackie Miller, Paul Moncrief, Gordon Morgan, Mary Sue Morgan, Carol Morris, Harriet Murad, Helen Musick, Larry ,,.4l !' Neill, Ronnie Norman, Elizabeth Null, Patty Park, Nancy Partain, Shirley Peerson, johnny Peters, Roy Phillips, Fayrene Phillips, Lucille Piles, jimmy Pinkerton, Shirley Pope, jeanene link. Potter, Eleanor Potter, Stanley Powell, Billy Vv' Prater, Mary Prater, Nellie Ray, Norma Reed, Patsy Q., Reeves, Clarence Y? 1 Q 1 Reeves, Shirley Renfro, Barbara Rice, Woody Richards, Terry :r.rif.....,'h. 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' . 4 ' Q K T 1 in lgvvilif Inspiration came from the Christmas story entitled The Kneeling Man giyen for the Girls Forum by Rey Charles Williams g1r1s At the Forum Follies Shirley Stovall arkie Byrd Glindl Pritchett Annette flldwcll Robin Rcuter Pltti Matthews Pat MrBr1dc Bcttye oyre Carlton and Par Kidd entertain themselxes and the audience with some high spirited kicking in that eyer popular dance the can can Kneeling around the sacrifice pole are eight Indian maidens, Carol Morgan, Rowene Campbell, Lajuana Burton, Nan- cy' Steed, Marlene Adels, Carolyn Mc- Crary, Marilyn Bryan, and Harvianne Owen at the Forum Follies. forum Enjoying the Silver Coffee, an annual event of the Girls' Forum, are the offi- cers and sponsors: Phyllis Kerr, Pat Stamps, Miss Wood, Betty Sue Adams, Miss Lanier, Laura Bess Knight, Gail Viclcery, and Marilyn Walker. Contributions to the CARE Fund at the Silx er Coffee are giycn by Patsy Murray Pat Tunnell Helen Shank Shirley Fore man Mary Sue Morgan Sherry Durrett and Gail Hudson Leaying for the Federation of Women s Clubs Conyention in Austin are Miss Lanier Phyllis Kerr and Marilyn Walker Ilslia ir'l'iu-f1 , ali: safety first The DRIVER TRAINING course was started in T.H.S. to promote safe driving among the high school students. Of all the students who have taken the course, not one has had a serious accident. M oe Demmcr the Coordinator of Safety Education is the driyer instructor for Tyler High School I-Ie is also sponsor of the Hot Rod Club swim it , A beginner in driyer training edu cation is shown learning by prac tice and instruction the safe may to driye an automobile Students vsho yolunteercd to serye as driyer trainers are left to right Tommy Pope Gary Rider Bobby Littleton james Bass ohn Maxvy ell ames Povyell Tommy acl-.son Bobby Rook XVoody1 Rice lack Fullcr and Benny I-Iilburn 1 5 lue brigade officers .Left to right: Shirley Summers, Assistant Drum Major, Mary Ann Wfard, Head Drum Majorg Barbara Stanfield, Assistant Drum Major, 2.CHEERLEADERS-jackie Daniels, Pat Stamps, Mary Lou Bradford, Mary Lou Henry, Gayle Vickery, Head Cheerleaderg and Barbara White. .MAJORETTES--Patricia Kidd, Shirley Scoggins, Yvonne Angelo, Joan Martin, Shiela Young, and Shirley Brule. 4 .FLAGBEARERS-Mary Edith George, Gwen Pietzsch, and Dorothy 'lean Thompson. ,J I it f - X, 'SX EYE CATCHERS Right: Twirl-Majors Melba ' ,Haskins and Shirley Stovall. SUPERVISORS Y SUPREME Managers: Frances Nulf and Gail Perdue. teamwork is key word is The ENTIRE TEAM of the Blue Brigade is composed of 275 girls. They function to add steam to the football games, to march in football games, and to help during different civic drives. Any girl in T.H.S. may belong to the Blue Brigade. TEAMWORK is shown as the B.B. forms the cars of the train formed behind the T.H.S. band engine. The formation honored the 75th anniversary of the Cot- ton Belt Railroad. guardians Literally, Blue Guards would mean, KEEPER OF THE COLORS, but the tasks of the T.H.S. Blue Guards is to transport the miscellaneous articles of the Blue Brigade. Standing: joe Lee Neal, Tom jackson, Ray I-Iuddleston, and jerry Winn. Kneeling are Blue Guards: jimmy McCarty, Gary McDaniels, Tommy Brown, jimmy Holley and Bill McConnell. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT: So thinks Melba Haskins, one of the B.B. twirl majors, as she directs her class of juniors around Rose Stadium at one of their rehearsals. RW! s..,,,' i U The Leizden P. C. IXIARTINIZZ EYE-CATCHING ATTRACTIONS of the band are the marching officers. Front row. loft to right: Nancy Miller. twirlerg jane Casey. flag bearerg Gail Stanley, twirler. Bark row: Pat Stanley. twirlcrp Mac McPherson. drum majorg Gwen XX'hiscnhunt, twirlcr. 1Not in picture is Kay Spier. flagbearcrj presenting the tyler high band TELLERS AND BOOKKFEPERS ARE IMPOR- TANT to banks, as are lihrarians and secretaries important to the band. Putting away hand music are Frances Hart. hc-atl lihrarian, and Sam Bright. her assistantg watching them is the secretary. jerrie Wil- liams. THE BAND OF AMERICA is not the only band that has its own weekly radio program. so does the Tyler High Band. This is the special hand during its retortling session. 8l LEADERS of the A Cap- pella are the officers: Vice President, Randel Purvisg President. Tom Nourseg Secretary. Maryhelcn Spru- ill. DIRECTOR and ASSIST- ANTS Clyde XY'olford. di- rector of choir, Chuck Haynes. student directorg and Bettye Carlton. pian- A CAPPELLA CHOIR MEMBERS are. first row: M. Haskins. A. Carsxvell, VI, Martin. M. Garner. G. VVilkerson. N. Griffies, D, Bradley. J. Busby. B. Blitch. J. Daughterty. N. Prater. S. Durrett, NW. Green, P. Kerr, N. Duckett. D. Thomas. Second row: B. XX'hite. B. Mays. XV. XY'alker. D. Patton, G. Breedlove, M. Butler. C. Kirkpatrick, K. Bartos. R. Purvis, F. Newton. C. Nelson, Carol Morgan. M. Bradford. P. Yarbrough. M. Vlfalker. V. Davis. Third row: M. Shirley. D. McCoy. B. Bowler, M. Daniel. C. McCrary. P. McKinzie. P. Holland. M. Pengra. C. Lanier. C. Haynes. R. Ginn, P. Faust. C. R. Oliver, B. Dunn. J. Curtis. N. Park. N. Beal. A. Korkmas. Fourth row: S. Birdsong, P. Kidd, Z. Morrow. C. Korkmas, F. Blakely. M. Koonce. B. Billingsly, T. Nourse. B. Shea, J. Bass. D. Gill, M. Harrison, F. Nulf. P. Park. M. Ray, M. Spruicll. behind th gow' IT WAS A RIOT! Proud of their production, Kern's Last Standf' are, top row, left to right: Nan Harrison, Tony Halbert, Nancy Duckett, and jerry Hollowayg bottom row: Betty Hairston, Gracie Tunnell, Mary Hamilton, Betty Sue Adams, and Leon Fellers. HE REALLY MEANT IT. This is the phrase to describe the plot of The Perfect Young Manf' The characters are, top row, left to right: Bill Berry, Nancy Park, Denny Cobbg bottom row: William Rouse and Laura Bess Knight. NOMINATION for the best dramatics teacher goes to Miss Mary Boles, who has proven herself to have a deep under standing of the high school actor and HCIFCSS. A PRIDE OF THE LIONS' is the fine dramatic classes of T.H.S. this year. Under the brilliant direc- tion of Miss Boles, the drama students have found within themselves the hidden talent of entertaining an audience. This year so far the drama classes have given several plays, three of which were presented to the great satisfaction of the students and invited public. This ends a brief tour of the drama department of T.H.S. with all its stage-lights blazing on grease paint and its seniors trying out for the 1953 Senior Play. curtain IS IT REALLY ME! Recording voices is a great experience. You learn many intresting things about that part of your body called the voice. The students of Mr. Malone's sixth period speech class are demonstrating how to use the tape recorder. Adele Bacile is operating the tape recorderg Harold Dow is exercising his lungs. WHO WINS! In this picture the sixth period speech students of Mr. Malone are participating in a typical debate. Looks serious, doesn't it? The students in the picture from left to right are: Pamela Arnold, Bernie Mullican, Emma Briggle, Ann McCullars, Gary Coalson, Mike Whisenhunt, and Adele Bacile. If while wandering in the hallowed halls of T.H.S. one is nearly trampled by a rather dignified-looking young man with a mike in one hand and a recorder in the other, don't be alarmed. It is only the speech teacher of T.H.S., Mr. Malone. PROGRESS has been the key word of the speech department this year. Not only have the classes been made more inter- esting by the varied programs, but for the first time in several years Mr. Malone has organized a debate team. Also Mr. Malone has been recording homeroom programs with the help of his able speech students. li t HQEIQD, ACT Il-Sfmt 1: Steward. joe Lee Nealg Stexxartless. joanne Millcrg Two English girls, Patti Matthews. Rohin Reuterg Leo. Marshall Pengrag Cornelia, Mary Lon Henryg Dick. james Smithg Admiral. Larry Krummg Purser, Neal Farmerg Emily. Martha Roy. .fin I , . , gy .bv ACT III-Svwzrf 3: Otis Skinner, Mitkey Koonceg Monsieur Le la Croix. Rodney Kfimfll Emily and Corneliag Mrs. Skin- ner. XY'anda Green. C5 c: vw I l'l'l as av H1 U3 S l'11 :U U1 F4 0 Q Z cu P9 5 Q- G3 :D 'S . 5, senior play of '53 Dirfefm'-MISS MARY BOLES in ACT HSSIEIIA' 2: Cornelia. Mary Lou Htnrfg Dick. James Robert Smithg Leo, , -Jjweu 392 ' l Marshall Pengrag Emily. Martha Ann V Qi Royg Health Inspcttor. Billy Vfilkerson. P W Q Q. b s Z .,., . 1 'Q 'mg A '57, 4 ACT III-Srerze 1: Emily. Martha Royg Cornelia. Mary Lou Henryg Madam Elise, Pat McBrideg Therese. Glinda Pritchett. volunteer Workers LIBRARY Cl.I'l5 members who assist in keeping the librriry are. left to right: 5.1111 Hicks. I.1111'etiz1 Renfro. Ann Witlt- ers, Io Ellen liiirns, Miss MtCormick, Eunitc lietk, litht-lone Hain. Francis Nickuls. lfixlnkic T11ylo1', JoAnn Dowily, :intl Betty Dozier. STAGE COMMITTEE members who volunteered for service ure, left to right: Bill Smith ch'1irm'1n' Robert Burfortl Ftl Barn lctl Cl 11k intl George Winn S-v - ALCALDE and LIONS TALE salesmen who sold 75W or better of subscriptions are bark r0W left to fight Dorothy jean Thompson Claudctt Thomas Hairiett Morris Bing Swartz Mary Arm Ward XVeldon York Bobby Fuller Front row Betty I-Iaiiston joytc Moore Shirley Kennedy Polly 'lomlinson joan Hertz 'md Duine Medlock STL DEINT AIDES to the registrars Office are Billie Vick Circmiy Bu' bard Kina Veta Smith Frances Allen Ruth Robinson Bobbie Meek L1 Dell iuly 1 l Bettx Nec ex was X5 2 HH they MISS POSTONR .intl MR. IRONS of- fice assistants Are. left to i-ight: Clmrles Guest. Polly Tomlinson, Carolyn Guest. Norma Larrison. Polly Tomlinson. Dixie Reese. Robert Pope. zintl Freddie Brun- am. FILM MEN who operate the moxie muhines Ire Wiyne Hogan Blume Hiielin Bill XV1ll1ee Royce Phillips eiiy Melirlintl Sheldon Renfio ind Cumrge Nmtz SCIVC PUPILS ASSISTING Mr, Elder in the curriculum department are: Sandy Dog- gett, Bobby Fuller, Pat Honea. Woody Rice. Wfeldon York, and Sammy Mc- Millan. OFFICE ATTENDANTS to Mr5 Om ens office are Brll Smrth Trm Max well Brll Parka Kathleen Krrkpatrrck Be-nnle Cooper and Edgar Lrttle STL DENTS aisrstmg the prrncxpal rn hrs offrce work are james lVIcCla1n jrmmy Alred Weldon York jerry Ed monson and Niarvm jorner v . - ' w . ' . a . n r - - ' f. . I , . Y . . . l -- 1 RKYIXSXX NS well., NCS X65 log 'AVG men iw- -iw C X ex? ' , ,Vl T A iw- lwiie-'Wd Cwloo X 'V' X - c XA We 'Qui 099 GJ yiiggxc 99 Y-xivjl XGA DNA ,yew 'AW ,QL Q' Q I. . xx XYXC Y X1y0X 68 O09 509' O the return z.....x,,, HEAD OF THE TALE is the new sponsor, Miss Faires. She received her B.S. and IwI.Ed. from E,T.S.T.C. Miss Faircs taught in Garland lucforc becoming licml of the journalism Llc- partmcnt of Tyler High. THINKING l'P NEXXI IDEAS to make thc Tale lvcttsr arc, left to right: Mary Ann Vfard. Jane Davis, Carol Nelson. Mary Ann Gable- man. Dorothy jean Thompson, and Pat Mc- Bride. of the tale . sf M i s Published bi-weekly during the school year by the journalism class of Tyler High School, Tyler, Texas. Subscription rates: 51 per year. Co-editors ......,.. - ....., Jean Francis, Mary Emma Ray Sports editor ,...............,...,,.,.....,. ,..,.. ....,.,..,r B 1 11 Berry Copyreaders ,....... ......., P at McBride Qheadl, Joyce Perry, Johanna Johnson Page editors ....... ....,.,. D orothy Jean Thompson, Jackie Daniels Typists i,...... .. .......... Mary Ann Gablemann Reporters .............. .. ...... ........ Do n Boyd, Billie Faye Fifer, Neal Farmer Exchange editor ....,... .. ......... .... ......., Mary Ann Ward Feature editor .......,.. ........ ............................., J a ne Davis Files editor .... .....-..,. ...,.....,......,,..,..,..,,,.,.,r, Carol Nelson Column1sts........- ............., Jerry Sue Jumper, Jo Ann Mallett, Robin Renter Business Staff Business manager ,,..,.....,,..........,.,...,., Maurine Garner Advertising manager ....... ......., B illy Wilkerson PROUD OF THEMSELVE5 for work done on the Tale are. left to right: -Ioycc Perry, Jllilllllfl-1 johnson. jaikic Daniels. Robin Renter, and -Io Ann Mallett, il L gg alcalde staff TAKING SHAPE arc the title p.1gL-S. tlwmulull t'ffm'ts of left to right: Chris- tinu Kmkmtis, lfcrris Ncwtun. Ann Kux'km.1S. gmtl Glintlu Pritclwctt. LADEN XX'I'I'H Rlf5l7ONSlBIl-ITY is the mpcwnwr uf the Altnltlc, Bliss Stott. who rcncivctl lmur BA :mtl MA. from 'lfS.C.XX'. 9' 41 XYHICQH ,l'O l'5li ix tlmc qtlutiun lllx- mtlssul lw. lutt tu llgllf' Clmrlt-N Sxllu. Flxxmci H.u'tc. Rmmltl Ylwplin. amtl l'l1il Cumplx-ll. Almltlt- plmlutuglgxplmnw. ADVERTISING AGENTS of the Al- caltle are, left to right: Marylyn Bryan and La 'Iuana Burton. FINISHING TOUCHES are being put on pages by the Editorial Staff, who are, left to right: Martha Roy, W'anrla Green, Kay Kelly, Charlotte Wxalters, Mary Gene McDonald, Mary Garner, Nancy Curtis, and Cornell Waggener. GE'I I'ING THINGS S'l4RAIGI'IT is the Business Staff, rmnptistltl nf. left tn right: Ronald George, 'Ioan Martin, Allen 'l'cmltu. -Ioan Hertz, and Dickie I' ra zcr, THREE LITTLE PlGS is being told by Barbara Sowell to the primary school members of the Caldwell Nursery Srhool. Miss Rose DeW'itt, Child Development Teacher. is shoyvn at the left. This is a project of the Child Care unit of the Homemaking classes. to do doing TOP CHOlCEvjames Dudly explains to Tommy Balleo. Don Lynth. and Richard Christopher points to look for in selecting Dairy Cattle. EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE Banquet-At the banquet are, left to right: Bill Simpson, Clareme Reeves. Ralph Davis. Leah Mt'Croy, Mrs, Gill, and Mr, Sand- ers. All D.E. members and their einployt-rs attend the banquet, given by the D.li. tlass. HOG FEEDING UNIT LET'S GET THEM FED-Tommy Balleo and Rich- ard Christopher look over the modern hog feeding unit, with their Votational Agriculture teather, Mr. Lawson Sowell. EARN XWHILE SHE LEARNS-Ellen liostick. D.E. student, displays her selling tethnique to Mr. james Kelly. 'N l OFFICERS of N HS.. lt-ft to right: Farris Newton. -lean lfmncis. Miry G.irni-i'. Mary Fiiimn Ray. CREAM of SENIOR CROP ix tht' 55 nitnihurs of tht N.ll 5.2 lfirxt row. lot! to iight. -lolmnnii -lolinxon. B.ii'h.ii'.i Pitkctt. Yxonnc Angclo. Mary Lou Huniy. Manly Miller. Mary Ann Gubclnmin. M.zrth.i Ann Roy, -loan Hertz. l5.irlm1r.1 Bowler. Piulii Park. Sci- onil nm: nhtkit- Diniclx. ,loanm Miller. XY.intl.1 Green. Ruth Rohuison. Mary iiiii'nci', Nina Cliiftiu. Pat Kitltl. Phyllis Keir. hlzinc Diixis. Dorothy vlunn Thompson. Pat Mtliridc. ,larry Sue Jumper. Thiul row, Shirley Suiiiim-ix. -It-.in lfmniis. Mui' Fmnm R.iy. S . ZS? C.ii'ol Nelson. Shirley Stomll, Birton Hudaon. Bent ly liliitl-Q. Billy XY'ilkciwon, Fourth roxx: Miry CJ Christine Ko1'kni.is. Martlm Moore. Zelda Morrow -lustinu -lohnson, Bitiry Hclcn Spruicll, hiiiry Edith George. Myrtix Bcall Diinicl. Lunrcim Rcntro. Sam Mthiillan. .Limrs Rolvcrt Smith, Fifth roxx: Shcrwoo Slmcffcr. Bill Park. lfcirix Newton. Paul Bins. john Miliirlantl. Clinton Liinicr. GL-orgu XX'inn, Berry Smith. Bill XX'cst. Not shown is Cornell XX'aggonner, Berry, if BVDDING YUVNG -IOl'RNAI,lSTS are tht IUCITI c s of thc 'Il intl St ollg :is row. left to ri 1 Mary Ann XY'.ii'tl. XY'untl.1 Green. I..i-luana Burton oiinnc Mallet. -lohannii johnson. Glinda Pritthctt - in Hcrtl. Nitliii Roy. St-tond row: -liukie Dinic s zinc Divis. Dorothy Thonipaon. ,can Friimix Iv .iii Emnu Ray. P.it Mtliritlc. hfary Garner. Maurine Garner. Christine Korknms. Third row: Rqginilil mnor, Billy XX'ilkci'son. Ronald Joplin, Iiimu nrt, min Kit-orgc. Cornell XX'aggonncr is NANCY DTQCKETT, standing, reads the rules of the Thespian Club to the new members at the Thespian initiation, They all look properly impressed as good new members should. t . C S i THESTJIAN CLUB officers are, left to right: Nancy Duck- Cff. VICE P1'CSiCl6r1f: Jerry Sue jumper, secretaryg Annette Caldwell, presidentg Miss Mary Boles, sponsorg and jo Ann Mallett, scrapbook keeper. OUT OF THE SHADOWS was one of the plays presented by the speech classes with the Thespians taking the major re- sponsibilities of production. The play's main characters were, first row, left to right: Shirley Scog- gins. Pat Holland. and Martha Roy. Second row, Bill Blitch, Sherry Durrett, jimmy Rosen- stein. Burley Lamb, Gary Thomp- son. Jimmy Holley and Vernon Lackey. uo vadis untill BEAI TIIWINCJ the grounds with 1 rec s prom o the la Clulw ANTICIPATING their trip to a state Latin Club convention are the delegates from Tvler Maryhelen Spruill Harry Goyer and Zelda Morrow BONA FORTUNA to the officers of the Latin club: President, Elizabeth Connleyg Vice President, Marshall Pen- grag Secretary, Maymerle Shirleyg Treas- urer, Harry Goyerg Reporter. Jean Francisg Parliamentarian, Steve Browng Sponsor. Miss Mary Bourne. SHINING CENTAVOS are the officers of the Spanish Club left to right Char lotte Mayfield Treasurer jerry Busby Vice President jo Anne Miller Presi dent Mr Trfivis Sponsor Missing from picture Dora Good Secretary BRAVE BULLS were faced by the bull fighters of Mexico. This picture is one of the many pictures taken for the Span- ish Club by the sponsor, Mr. Travis, during a vacation in Old Mexico. donde usted? AMERICAN TAMALES, cookies and colces. were served as refreshments at the annuql Spanish Club Christmas party. a Woman's work GUIDING LIGHTS of the FHA are the officers. left to right: Helen Murad. Presidentg First Vice President, Mary Allen: Second Vice President. Peggy Jonesg Third Vice President, Mary Ann Whittamg Fourth Vice President. Ann Rayg Fifth Vice President. Betty Sextong Recording Secre- tary. Jean Rayfordg Corresponding Secretary, Vola Hicklandg Treasurer -Ioan Medlockg Parliamentar- ian, Melba Haskinsg Pianist. Irene Marting Scrapbook keeper. Colleen Day. Not in picture. Song Leader, Christine Korkmas. I ADULT LEADERS of the FHA are. left to right: Miss Rose De Wfitt. Mrs, Iva Miller. Mrs. Rose Kempe, and Mrs. LaRue Allison. ALL the members join in the opening and closing rituals of each meeting. XX AVIHNC lpplluic I9 the mx of ony of the F A proqrlms plucntcd m is Qnmblv during THA XX uk T' 1S never done DANCING IFFT can B ll Blmh md W lndx Ixpsnomb pu mm on m IHA PIOLIIID m uxunbh JOY TO THE VVORLD and other seasonal carols wcrc sung alt thc lust mccting of thc FHA before Cl1l'i5fI'l1JS. tomorrow's 2112 Bobby McKay, Ben Finley, and Ronnie Jack- son survey damage done to pine seedlings by Pine Tree Mouse. The school farm operates 30,40 acres of young pine trees. FEA boys are able to study benefits of forestry on their own school land. Each year old trees are pruned and new trees planted by students in Voca- tional Agriculture. The officers of 1957 55 FFA are left to right Norris Braley Don Dorsett Neal Faimei George Vlinn james Hayden Patl-101163 and their sponsor Mr Sowell AM x mum l'ARnERS or Anemia Hz Q-if-J' - . . , - ' H. .r farmers work Mr. Sowell gives instruction to FFA boys Don I.yml1. Tommy Barlow. Charles BLll'l'UIl, and Ridmard Christoplwcr on tractor operation. BIG BEEF Benny Tooke and has prlze wm LITTLE BEEF John HUU5 and 1115 Calf rung cow that vxon a puze at the fa1r 11' ' V , . FD 4 J X al ,. 1 . A-T: ya hr , MA , , A- .nf-N ,I ,iw ,Vx 4, FUR V v.k .1 bfi EL' vs.-.4 2 V' . ' '- 9 A . .L WW' 'A' l , .. : . MANAGERS .mil lwuxinuss pcrwns uf thu futurc .arf thc or-fiiws nf DIN Lffr tu right: Bessie Biikcrilil-cc. Sci'gc.mt-git-Aims: Riclmril Snikctt, Cliiiplaing Leu Sanili-i's. Viiu Pirsiilcnri Ciilfiwn Gmlficv. Prmiilcntg Fllcn Hustiilc. Siciwr.ii'y-'I'ix-.immfg lS.ii'lmi'.i lirlilii-i'. Rcpwrtcr. d. 6. SVPER SALESMEN .mil women of tumoiuww xiii' tlu- im-mlwvre ul tlic DF Clulv .ir tlirii' wwclcly mucting. Vfliilu Lilcing D.I2. tliuy .iw lciirning to be mlm pi-rxiwrinul by ilctiml ox- pcricnic. SXX'EIf'I'HlfAR'l'S limi' ncvci' lmucn mcntiimricil in iunncition with ilu- Dintiilwutiw Ifiluiutcd Club until 1955. Miss Bmlmirii Piukctt is Ty- lf:r'S first DE. SXVCCtl1L'i1I'l to be judged for All-Stat: D,E. swccthcart. V. i. C. TO BE OR NOT TO BE, that was the ques- tion Miss Robin Robson was wondering about just before her being chosen as V.I.C, Sweet- heart for 1953. ADDED ATTRACTIONS are the officers of the Co-op division of V.I.C. Mr. Hopson, sponsorg Ted Simpson, reporterg Raymond Davis, Vice Presidentg J. L. Countryman, Pres- identg Pat Ringer, Secretaryg Albert Reese, Sregeant-at-Arms. 'Y BIG SPOKES IN THE LITTLE XVI-IEEL of the INIetal Trades division are the officers, left to right: Mr. james. sponsorg Bobby joe Littleton, president, Delmer I-Ierberger. Vice President and also state sergeant-at-armsg Ray Loggins, secretaryg jerry john- son, Treasurerg Ben Yankie, Sergeant-at-Armsg and jerry Pierce, Chaplain. 5 A , V SLIDE RIIE CLI B xx 19 nrqlnwcrl lmt year and Smce tlwt txme xt hm mcrmecrl ln not only minpovcr but qlso brun povser undel the 1blL Qpommslup f the two sponsors GEINII AT WORK The Semor Slxde lun: somethmg I new OFFICERS Lours Barber Presnlent Bobby Prrkcr V1ce Presrrlent Charles Sxcle Secretary lohn Youngmexer TICHSUICY Rule Club mcmbcu at tbc1r mcctmg under the Qblc dlrertmn of Mr XX.1lt Warren MEETING of the beginner? Slide Rule Club, A. Hanna, Sponsor. fCllOWSh1P 111 t h s ORDER IS KEPT at the meetlngs of the Tyler H1Y by 11m Plles Vue Presltlent Allen Tooke Chaplun Tom my Jones Qecretlry Clmton Lanrer Presulent Larry Krumm Treasurer and Sam McM1llen HISIOIIHD LEADERS OF THE CHAMPION H1 Y are left to r1ght B1ll Smlth Pres1dent Cornell Nwaggonner Vue Pres1dent B111 Br1t1an Secretary Jeff Jones Treas urer P1tM1rshall Chaplam and Mr Dan Farloxs Sponsor CONVENTIONEERS to the AUSIIH Youth and Government are back row Allen Tooke J1m Pxles Larry Crumb Myft1S Bealle Danlels Sam McM1llen j1mmy Bartlett Clmton Lamar Front row Betty Welsh Carol Nelson Mar1lyn Walker Dorothy Flhornpson janet Berry and Sherry Durrett 0 0 ooo tg ,11Q - ,tag 4. 14 w a ,, . 1 A 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 5 ' li' 1 y ' , , . , , 1 1' 1 1 - - 1 1 v vi 1 ' OFFICERS of the Ficles et Virtus Tri-Hi-Y are Marilyn Harrison. prcsiclentg Glinclav Prit- chett, vice presiclent, I.aura'Knight. secretary, Paula Park, treasurer, and Dorothy Patton, Chaplain. LEADING the De Deo Tri-Hi-Y are Myrtis Daniels. presidentg Barbara Bowler, vice presi- dentg Shirley Holder, secretaryg Carol Nelson, corresponding secretaryg Mary Ann Gableman. chaplaing Johanna Rice, parliamentariang Bet- ty XX'elch. scrapbook keeperg and Mary Emma Ray. district vice president, BONA FIDES Tri-Hi-Y officers are Barbara Pickett, presitlentg Betty Sue Adams. Secretaryg Bar- bara Barnes. treasurerg and Peg- gy Moncrief, chaplain. SOPHOIWORF TRI-H1-Y offucw 111' H.ilh.ll'gi I,C.lfllLAI'IU.lI1. HiSfl3I'l.lHQ Judy Huglmw, Prvsi- LIL-mg Cluulyn Sprulrll. Vuu I,I'L'Sfxik'l'1f1 Xmuy I'imv.11xl. SL'xI'L'f.llAf1 ll.1il Hudwn. 'l'1'u.u111'c1'g and H.ll'h.lI'.i INIIIIUKN. C.lmpl.a1n. SOROIS FIDIQLIS TRI-HI-Y uffigcrs nu Shirley Pinl-ccrtun. I31'uiJL-nt: CQlori.1 XY'1lkcr- son. Vine Prcsidmtg Sydnry Kent. pI4I'C.l5L1I'6l'Q Beth Ncvrmgln, Ch.1pl.aing .Imam P-I-llL'JfK7I'd. .. rctary. I? -1,1 L ..-..,-- .. Q' 4 fl F4 INVICTVS TRI-HI-Y offiwrs arc: P.1tsy Bh- nryg ElIlLlhL'fl1 Cfnnnally, Prcsidcntg BLll'h.iI'Ll Arty. ,I4fC.l5LlI'L'lAQ and .Innct Berry. Viyc Picni- V ' Kcnzic. CQlmpl.1ing Mary Sue Morgan, Surc- V H H1 ' Bc dcnt. GAY DIICORATIONS .ind many d.intt-rs xxtiq st-cn at thc st-ini-ftwriml tlnnic tl1.it xx.is spnnwrctl by tlic Assmigitiun. COMPOSED Oli THE LE'l l'ERMIiN of thc four nuior sports-ftmtball. biislcctball, baseball. and track - T nssmiatiori is lu-titled by prcsitlcnti Boyd Murpliyg Vice Prcsitlcnt. Ruytc Ginn: 5eQrct.1ry. Butl- tly Nollcy. .md Treasurer. Gilbert Martin. .Z FITI2 NITE. an r1nnu.1l event spon- sored by the Association, was com- posed of eight m.iin bouts this year. plus .1 pic-eating tnntcst and a battle- royal. the hot rod club 1' N hw.- A olm Mvmcll md hrs stock 59 Ford won the second Relnblllty R140 Qponsorul by the Tyler Hugh School Automolwlle Asso matron Offrrers of the Hot Rod Club are left to rrght Jerry McFarland Presldent Robert Pope Vrce Presrdent Ted Clark Treasurer and joe Demmer sponsor a Dxswssmg new hot 'A :od XB club eilng J 1. ' . .. Ir ' V . 'Z . f ' ,415 fy 4. AV , l . . .Y V 4' - , , , 3 7 7 , . CZIIHCITZ1 Club 'J if P- 'S . -Ulf- , ,Mila SNAPPING FLASHBULBS of the Camera Club are the officers, left to right: President. Montee Baggettg Vice President, Bobby Dunng Secretary. Dolores Thompsong and Sponsor, Mr. james Malone. CAMERA BUGS could be- the of- ficial name for the Camera Club members at one of their meetings. EACH YEAR for the past few years members of the THS art department have entered the Scholastic Art Awards contest with high hopes of winning an award. In previous years, the students who entered sent their entries to the regional contest so that the better entries could be chosen and sent on to the national contestg in past years Tyler High students have found their names ofte.n on the winners' list. Last year Sanger's of Dallas sponsored the preliminary contest for Dallas and East Texas, however. this year Dallas has withdrawn leaving THS with no place to send her preliminary entries. This is the reason that THS has only around 10 entries, whereas. she usually has 30 or more. The artists will have to send their entries directly to the national headquarters in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. if-7 BUDDING ART HOPEFULS looking Christine Korkmas' entry are. left to right Stanley Potter, Christine, Richard Gunter Bill Parks, and Sherwood Shafer. fm gum GY 7-it-. aw, ' JAY - '5 bs, .gf ll - Y ff, R175 t www '7,isf4:w, A,--gf, ef . 1-V 3 'agiffmlk , 'l5:iif1'- 'n New .. Y! f,,5U:i 'i 'Nad' f V1 f 12 y 1 fx ,Q 1,--ff , uf iw' 5 'W . V Lf , V if M M5215 KEN V. 1 Q P- . X .f M .., -W. ,,,, -Q, My n H fm, ,Q , fp . 1, . w K' :rx Q School Favorites Bm: HLRSHLL LH LI: Girl: MARY ANN XVARD A 'Wf?fw'fi A-i, gf N, .xmwx f 1 Q View ff? 2 1156: M , QR. 4g35f?,-Q, V RQLI pf, ? , in VL., .5w,. its My if if , .zggo Qi? -. I ML., 5212 -Nix! V' f Awmwrtn. SW NE if i I , Wlhfsk .3 ff--5 Mi, Most Handsome Bw' CORNHI XX MXCKCJNI ' I-XI RA H188 IQNIC1 kk-as-v' 'Q bcmox Fax omtcs lwp. IONIMH Ni JI! lr 1 UAH 1 4' f V-v Hagar' gg f A ,F ,Q sf E 5. is W 'f,gJ,,.g.gg ry. , 'iv M , f. K af N 'xv i A-hfiwrf UIIIOI' Favornes 12,31 .IOP L11 Hou GMX: PATSY MLKIQNZI Ii ' JUNIOR OFFICERS: President, Don Dorsettg Secretary, Lajuana Burtong Vice President, joe Wilkerson. SENIOR OFFICERS: Vine President, Dickie Granger: Secretary, Mary Ann Gabelmanng President, Clinton Lanier. Cupp. SOPHOINIORE OFFICERS: Vice presi- dent, Earnest Helmsg President, Barbara Class Officers Pictured above are the Basketball Princesses and their escorts. They are, from left to right: Harvianne Owen, escort Dickie Frazerg Frances Blakely, escort Vernon Lakeyg queen Mary Lou Henry, escort Max Wadeg Mary Ann Ward, escort joe Lee Holtg Patsie McKensie, escort Buddy Nolleyg Dolly Wood, escort john Elliott. Valentine Queen ANNETTE CALDWELL As Paul Bass presents a corsage to Queen Annette Caldwell, the princesses watching are from left to right: Shirley Scoggins, escort jimmy Smithg Patricia Kidd, escort Don Boydg Queen Annette, escort Bobby Rasberryg Paul Bassg Phyllis Kerr, escort Clinton Lanier. CD . 4 Q 1 qs 1 n Vo u f lf 5 MAY QUEEN YVONNE ANGIZLO Cn 9 ' 2 x D Q ' 2 4 - I , . Q ,N 'Q 2- .1 is ef 3, ew 44? ,K 1 in wt' 4 s - f' ,a xx 'S 0 .-Qxr rl- -34 ..-'fy 29 Hr up V f , , , .pq 4 I Y ' Q 'f'a: ww Q b 'N n K s 1 11 1 A' I ,ja ,G- a : 5 .f if 9, ' U A' X , S 1 Q if 5-4 '- n .Q , W?-S ' gy 4- my 9 my s fwifirfla ce-Z - v V . ya A1-uit , yyf, ,N Z .. g,,.,a, Mgksigxa, , ,-W. .V 1, K imfigiw if x K R YH, K... was 534 . 'N .A 1, f ' ,, if 'fi ,S X A v w 5- .annq.,,, Jw Wi QE mi? x 1 x ww' Ea 5' X H 5, f X. X lv-W. if ,Ai awffii 5451 ? X X' 'u.:1f'? 'w 9 4 ,L W Lu WV va . ' I SM X X W , 1 gfilfff J MFL is' 'S ? QA git! W 9 N 'Sm Q' A Sw .if A g?- x an T, 'he K 525 , V, wxqiwh 2 A my l Student Council Pzeridwzf . . . PAUL BASS Vire Prefidefzf . . . GEORGE WINN 3.5 5 X ,fqxi i ,rv ',..vf' Nfwf Q,-'Q A A+:-W . f - Phu- .. ,uw ,,,.i av' . Girls' Forum Officers Ew- ' iw r iw we iii! rr I W K Q - . N - fi- ?'f 5: YVQNK' 3 W WESZQE 15, ' f V f:AVe?23'Z'Q3f2'f THEY L .,r, rrr, . .,,r, f , rf, , .W ,., 3 1 A ' 'V ' ,gzurgqf -.g 5., - . Q wail 1 I we 'J'2',7ff55Wwi5 ' ' ' - . H? I W 1 ' N, V. ,. , X, 'WEL' ' 55' sei -vrrr - T 1 f r r - mu w g if v- ,, 141 Pr'fr,5rfe1J! . , , RWANDA XVALKER I , Vim' Prwhfwlf . . . PHYLLIS KERR l GIRLS' WEEK Q. 1 3' X. I QL I titty ------1. ' 51' ' X S.. '1 . .lawn-ef, 2'r ,. LL., The twenty-tow IDEAL GIRLS are, first row. left to right: Mary Ann Gahelmann. jean Francis joan Martin, Gayle Vickery. Laura Bess Knight. Melba Haskins, Annette Caldwell, Shirley Scroggins Second row: Barbara Bowler, Martha Ann Roy. Shirley Summers. Mary Ann W'ard. Jackie Daniels Third row: Mary Edith George. Phyllis Kerr. Mary Emma Ray. Frances Nulf, Martha Moore Sheila Young, Mary Lou Henry. Shirley Stovall, Barbara Stanfield. The twenty-two IDEAL GIRLS are selected by the girls of T. H. S. on the basis of the ideal traits that girls should possess. MISTRESS of Ceremonies and CAN- DLELIGHTERS for the annual pre- sentation of the Ideal Girls are left to right: Betty Sue Adams, Mary Lou Brad- ford. Christine Korkmas, Mistress of Ceremoniesg Patricia Kidd. and Carolyn Guest. T T. H. W. Another notable activity of the week is a STYLE SHOW held in the gymnasium. The style show is given for the students of T. H. S. with the Ideal Girls as guests of honor. There are 61 girls, who were chosen by a group of new teachers, who will be the models. The girls who planned the beautiful event, with the help of numerous others, are left to right: joan Hertz, Wanda Green, and joan Miller. One of the most outstanding features of the yearly calendar of T. H. S. is GIRLS' WEEK. The presentation of the Ideal Girls highlights the week of activities. Ushers for the ceremony were seated, left to right: Wanda Walker, LaDell Lively. Standing: Freddie Branam, Barbara Barnes, Dixie Reese, Margaret Noe, Pat McBride, Gwen Pietzsch. Z Last but not least of the many Girls Week activities is the MAY DANCE The reigning queen will be chosen from these princesses. Seated, left to right: Shirley Brule, Pat Kidd. Standing: Pat Stamps, Yvonne Angelo, and Glinda Pritchett. ,UW 'Xi wx wa Q 1' 1332: S , S al . , , ., , . . ar Mi . Hi-In ,Syn wx? u 1 1 Y ? ,X f- -QV Yi , ,,. ,mA, , 'fl-,, f .mfr ki M sfiwiif QQ, -Jig, AR -'f' M HW. - .W -mix .-wg, S .fn 'vs i r we w 4 . A wa Y. 5 ,iv N ' gun sijg ii' Q ' E 3: 4 f A ' ' fm V x ,f,., , x S+. 9 1 1 I . 1 5 5 -V al L5 Mai lr! ff ffgrf 7' ,X :sk A.. Us S1 a nf . fi s X 19 a-3' f zgjgiif if k I, an Q x il x 2 41' ff? 5 EE 3 f sf - -'T' if a if 4 5 aff' Q . e J I L 21 ? hi 'N f , L,g 5 45 fax B 1 i I 5 ,g gg X ' c fx, X ' E N if ,vp NP' , D.A.R. Award JEAN FRANCIS Rotary Young Citizens MYRTIS BEALI- DANIEL PAUL BASS K 5 ? 1 .OO Qfgig fem!! U ef 3 as ,i gzsi 'Li leaf at 'fs'- Top row, left to right: Manager, jimmy Ackerg Louis Bosworth. Tommy Nourse. Mickey Koonce. Max Wade, James Matthews. Don Hugus, Kenneth Deason. james Bass, Burley Lamb. Delmar Herberger. Manager. jerry Woods. Middle row: Gilbert Martin, Mike Trant, joe Lee Holt, Ronnie Neill, Don Flynn. Vernon Lackey. Bob Caraway, joe Vance, W'illiam Rouse. Thomas Fraser, Bill Billingsley. Bottom row: John Ditto. joe Berryman. Albert Hill, Royce Ginn. Morris Mayo, Hurshel Lyle, Don Dorsett. Louis Abbot, Boyd Murphy. PALESTINE TYLER FOREST tDallaSD TYLER AL'STIlN TYLER TEXARKANA TYLER LONGVIEW TYLER 21 21 14 . it ll II ua ll 28 - 20 7 'I ll ll II II II 27 0 31 21 0 VUACO TYLER WICHITA FALLS TYLER HIGHLAND PARK TYLER -G 1 MARSHALL TYLER Co-captains elected for this season were Boyd Murphy and Tommy Nourse. D0ing a good job as managers were jimmy Acker and jerry Woods. gtg?-fszggg .3 , . I ft? ii' P f . MEN OF DISTINCTION are, left to right: BOB CARPEN- TER, who has taught at New Boston, Texas, got his B.A. and M.Ed. from E.T.S.T.C. VERNON REDD, received his B.S. and was a four-year letterman and co-captain of the football team at Stephen F. Austing he is the backfield coach for the A-squad. J. C. QBuckj PREJEAN, who coached eight years for Pampa, eight years for Lufkin, and one year for Shamrock Cas well as serving two years in the armyj, 0. ga. 1 received his B.S. sheepskin from the University of Texas. Prejean is the head football coach and director of athletics. JAMES PLYLER, who has coached for three years at Lufkin and one year at Shreiner Institute, received his B.S. from Texas U. This is his second year in Tyler. He is the Line coach for the A-squad. ED IRONS coached the champs of the Pacific Army, got his B.B.A. from Texas Tech., coaches B team, A team, and the track team. LOL'IS ABBOT One Year Letterman T Guard JAMES BASS One Year Letterman End ILA 1 BILL BILLINGSLEY One Year Letterman Tackle x P DON FLYNN Three Year Letterman All District Back KENNETH DEASON Two Year Letterman End ROYCE GINN Three Year Letterman Tackle THOMAS FRASER One Year Letterman Center DELMAR HERBERGER Three Year Letterman End ALBERT HILL Three Year Letterman Back JOE LEE HOLT Two Year Letterman Tackle .32 wx Tyler 21 Highland Park 14 Tyler took their first district game as a winning team would. Although the first quar- ter was tight. Tyler hroke the ice in the second quarter with a thirty-one yard punt return by Hershal Lyle to set up the T.D. Ronnie Neil took advantage of this and slammed over from the five. Another T.D. was soon added by a pass completion from Don Flynn to Kenneth Deason. A Flynn to Lyle pass added seven more points in the third quarter which sevved up the game. The Scotties threatened many times and might have scored in the fourth quarter if a certain gamble had not payed off. .Q MICKEY KOONCE Three Year Letterman All District Tackle -is VERNON LACKEY One Year Letterman Tackle HURSHEL LYLE Three Year Letterman kll District Back GILBERT MARTIN Two Year Letterman Center MORRIS MAYO Three Year Letterman Back DUANE MEDLOCK Two Year Letterman Guard ,,. ni Tyler 20 Longview O The little churning halfback, Boyd Murphy, played a bang up game and ended up scoring all three touchdowns. He scored one in the first, one in the third, and one in the fourth. Two of the touchdowns were set up by the hard charging fullback, Ronnie Neill, who ate up 10 yards rushing. Albert Hill, who alternated with Neill at fullback, gave the Loboe's sec- ondary a constant worry. Two boys who showed up excellently on the offensive line were Duane Medlock and joe Lee Holt. TYLER 28 PALESTINE 7 EXCITEMENT was the word in the Tyler-Palestine game. Hershal Lyle led the Lions to a crushing 25-6 score with two T.D.'s for 67 yds. Don Flynn passed 22 yds. to Albert Hillg Boyd Murphy rushed 3 yds. for the other scores. 1 Tyler 31 Marshall 27 This is a game many Tyler High students are not likely to forget. It was a close game all the way, Tyler scored two touchdowns in the first quarter with eleven and twenty-three yard runs hy Hurshell Lyle and Ronnie Neil respectively. Tyler did not score again until the fourth quarter when Lyle and Neil again took the honors. XY'ith the T,D.'s tied up with four each Tyler was trailing by three points. Vfith two seconds to go Flynn took the ball and as time ran out fired straight and true to Delmer Herberger for the breath- taking finish Back RQNNIE NEILL Two Year Letterman XVILLIAM ROUSE One Year Letterman End MIKE TRANT Three Year Letterman All Distritt wg Back Tyler 34 Sunset 7 A swell choice wus made in dedicat- ing this game to the Tyler I-Iigh School Championship Team of 1950. Tyler made a barrage of touchdowns in the first half. In the first quarter. pass Com- binations from Don Flynn to Delmar Herberger and Flynn to Kenneth Dea- son clicked for two quick touchdowns. In the second quarter the ground gain- ers took over with Ronnie Neil hurling over from the two and Boyd Murphy plunging over from the one. In the third quarter Morris Mayo ended the scoring by crossing the double strip from the one. -C fy x Q X ,. JE f' i B011 CARAXVAY 1 W ,f f QM fp V1 , J B311 ff .1 Ovvocmou X G11111'd Thxm-c Year Letterman l I42 LI Austm I4 IROINI IHIS DAX IURTH 'lwlcr xxlll be knmxn to 11111 bmtcn ALQIID 71 14 Dun Flxrm Qcmor tI11cc1c.1r lcttcx man 1111111 lui 1151111 spirklmg cnnance bx p1ss1ng W urds to Max XWade for 1111: f11s tomhdmsn 1n the second quar nr md '1g,11n for 45 yard: to Delmar Hubcrgyr Ill the foulth Ronnv H6111 11n1111 suud U11 sc:11v1'1d iOULhd0XXf1 1 1ng1ng our t 20.1 fl0ITl 1 I1 ll l11 tl11s LlIUt. Hprs .1 105 r11sl11nL, mms Z7 ' fl Q .' -f 1 1 , 1' L- ff fx . N j ' - 7 0 ' Y ' ' 3 s . Tyl -' 21 . ' L1 1'k'..'1' 1' 'X by 111 j' A' hc A 'l ' the 11m 1'111'1l 1. 'l-ici. A. jg A ' ,hl Lyla' 111111lL- ' ' Q 13. The boys of next year have shown their capabilities on the gridiron. Scoring 155 points during the season, they only allowed 32 scored against them. They won seven games, tied two, and lost none. All in all. this year proved to be an inspiring season. boys of ,53 Tyler Marshall Tyler Lufkin Tyler Palestrne Tyler Longx iexx Tyler Jatksonx rlle Tyler Longview Tyler Lufkln Tyler acksonx ille Tyler Palestine Illr X n Dtttmbcr l it the Elk h1ll L1 brnquet vias held for the B Ieam boys for the first time in history lhe supper xx as organized and paid for by the boys purnts The boys ill had 1 wonderful time To top the ewenmg off Coach Irons intl Coreh Cirpcntu were given heiutitul surttises by the boys --T.--our 1 Q-QQMYQM of f71'l'.'lTw Rail , Q , . Ufl'QxvY,,fl,,xQNX 3?-:VCX IHIIRXXN PHI' 5-..d,,,,4. Q2 Q 2 'W '- Q . , ' gilailm 34 1' U Izlii 'vi 5-1323 fs! ' GEORGE WINN Z Guard 1 year letterman GLYNN KELLY Forwn ul 2 yum' lL'fIQ'l'lN.ll'1 JO!-HN TH LER Guild 2 year letterman The Txler 1-hgh qumtct IdX'1QC'Li the WICO Txgus xuth 1 66 to 44 Scmc Duxmq the suoml lulf the Subbtntutcs m CI ml held thc 16111 Donn Webb md Rmdlll PLIIXIS broke loose 1 f pumts cull 0 L t xx DONNX XX EBB Folxx nd 2 yea1 letterman RANDALL PL RVIS Guard 2 year letterman TOMMY ,IONES cjrlllllll 1 year lcttcrman DON FLYNN Forward 2 year letterman DISTRICT C AMPS Tyler XX aco Tyler XY ago Tyler VC rchr Falls Tyler W rchrtl Frl w Tyler Hxghlmd Puk 'lylcr Hrghlmrl Pirk BI DISTRICT GAMES Tyler Ausrm 48 46 39 60 37 43 BL DDY INOLLEX Guard 2 year letterman BOBBY PARKER Center 1 year letterman RONNIE DOW ELL forward I year letterm in BEWILYX BLACK Gund 1 year letterman CHARI F9 HAXNES forvs nd 1 yan lrttuman Praeucmg up for the Waco game the Tyler boys easlly romped oxer the Ath ens fue vuth a 58 38 score After tak mg a frfteen pornt lead in the f1rst qulrter the Lxons nexer relmqulihed thelr lead Buddy lNolley qgaxn held swung honore xxrth 17 PO1flf9 closely followed by Flynn md Purus wlth 10 euh ITU' ,xf ' V V1 ps Y. 6 ,M . 1 O Q P - rf?-, A . n-......4, rn U i ey X s Q , X 0 ! O 5 5 ag X I49 A Q if Cleaters of ' Mala. Bottom row, left to right: Buddy Nolley, Don Flynn. Albert Hill, Bing Schwartz. Dan McNew, George XY'inn. Second row: Boyd Murphy, jack Bell, Mike Trant. Mickey Koonce, jimmy Alred, Eugene Boykin. Top row: Manager Donald Veal. Tommy Nourse. Don Boyd. Bill Powers. Wfalter Hogue, Robert Bean Pole XX'illiamson. Coach jim Plyler. 'Uri BUDDY NOLLEY, our scrapping third baseman, beat out a slow roller. l50 At a crucial part of the game Dan McNew cracks a sharp single to left field BOYD MURPHY retummg letterman IS hxt on the elbow for the second time if X' MW THREE YEAR LETTER MEN are left to rxght New Boyd Murphy Don Flynn and Mlckey Koonce Durmg the Longuew game MICKEY KOONCE lmes a double mto deep left fxeld whxch helped the Lnons m thexr 3 0 vxctory ISI yu f TWT' -v i N l I A A . 1 J E1 ' 4, . 1 ':p p Mike Trant, Dan Mc- 42 l Fleet Feet of T H l Q The entire team and Coath Vernon Redd DISTANCE MEN are flrst rows left to rxght Don Hall PASS THE BATON The cmders fly as the relay team lopes by The team composed of Randall Purvrs Gilbert Martm Ronme Nelll and Hershel Lyon won fxrst at the dlstrxct meet rn Knlgore Warren Yankee james MtKnx5ht Wxllxam Talraferro Second row Tommy Roosth Fred Byrd Robert Pratt and Bobby Dunn FIELD EVENTS The dxscus throvsers hurdlers shot Barron Royce Phrllnps john LaRue Second row Sam Br1ght joe Vance Charles Hardm Randolf Lane and Boyd Smith O I O ' . ' . '. ' : , Q .7 . . . putters, are first row. left to right: jimmy Strange, Kenneth golf PRO MEMBERS of thc golf tcarn .irc Frank McClcmlnn. Stow Brown. .xml Mnrslmll Pen- gm. A HOLE IIN ONE for sure s john Kessler tees off Watchmg IS Blll Caruthcrs I Our Ca.1fh GENE HOLT Avy.. ,f l A. 14 R fr l fx 3 l K Sh .1 450- , -of l?l CALMLY PUTTING is Robert Pope while Duane Le-bel and Seigil Fry watch. ,. NK 1.5-R Q 1tC mght FITE NICHI XX INJINYRS we left to rxzht Clmstu Turmm Ilanklnn Stone Dnkrr Irucz Du Ilry Cwxsall Ronnle IN 1lI Vernon Iukq Clnrlei Stone Bxllx Burnn und XX xltcx Hoguc PII LAIIXG LOV1 LSIANI R d nu Ixmul I ...Q Jw! 1 Af SLLGGIING lt Out and Dxckw Frazer are Hurshffl Lyle FIGHTING are Gary Rnder and Vernon Lackey tennis team TENNIS TEAM members are front row left to rrght Bosco Cloner Charles Sides Lours Seagle Back row Gene Taylor Robert Dop son Bob Johnson Sanford Dogget Gary Coal son and Brll Byrd SINGLES and DOLBLES TEAM are left to rrght Sanford Dogget Jeff jones Robert Dop son and Bob johnson Practrcrng a serve rs Robert Dop Grrls on the tenms team are Ann son Ray and Pamela Arnold CASEY AT THE BAT is Glcntla Cmipti. while Betty C.11'.ux'i1y 4.1tt'ln's gmtl Bfary Bmiiglmtun LIIN- pir b.1 L-Q in .1 lively g.imc of buse- L PATSY BROXVN seems sure that she will make mringer while Bair- bara XX'inn waits her tum and watches P.1tsy's technique. the girls LOVISE JONES .mtl Glm'i.i Allen Ntuin pl't'p.il'ctl fur the ball Grace Tunm-ll hits to tht-iii. HI fl 543133 diff! Ill IDI WSI Ill MM Ill ty CSLIVLINYQIY, Mary Broughton, and Rosemary Tipton engage in tl game of Imtlminton on a tennis court. XX h.it Al combination. , I 41 VX lt.. gi it MISS DAVIDSON gives her tI.iss pointers on how to take ex- ercises the right way so that those extra pounds will fade away. JACKIE XY'HISENHI'NT, Bet- 'IH If CQIRIS VOIIIZY- BALI, tu.1111 ix 1u111pmu1I nf. In-It to 1'13gI1t. M.11'y P111- tur. Ann I51'1mr1, INI.1X1nc IXI.lSir,'1'. IIIUIW Suu' XYJINI1. Hurry ,IU Iivllxx. I..1 Vcmc XXIIIINCIIIILIIII. Iicnrlx NUII1- Ldn. XIIIIIL' Ilugulxt A1111 511111 Ikggy A1I.1111x, 6.112 t.11n. Igntu. II1L tL'.11it 1: uv.11I1L'1I IB Mlv CLZIIINN. 'hr '! ---wh I 14 Rx' P I' ' 1 rn 1 K . . 'Nu 'VR ,M III HA! +-11' I'I S AN VN I.I'CKY PERSON thu Imll I.111.Is . J A mmf A gmup ut I.I:. ILIIIS NIILIILIIIL' 111 Imgp II 111 IIIL .III' to .1x1111I .my 1111I1w1I11- S into .1u11I4'r1tN. MI55 LI RIIS5. pI1yS1L.1I c1IL11.1t11m instructor, posw LI mvtinc to one of har classes tu 1Ircss out! Q1-.4 N? I I SHOT AN ARROW' 111111 IIN .III A, Kay Spc11 .IIIIIN 1.1111 LIIIK .II ilu' t.11'gut BIRDS' 1111111 g11Ix 1111111 .11xI1L1'y 111411111 1 and they Nlmw IWIUIIIINL uf Ixing 111111I1 Rubin IIUUIIN H DOQPAILH C HARALII RS m x.1LL I H 5 Altcl muah mln b mg, tlu xunnus ul tha st Dlcssnd Dusgpltllmcls wntut R0 ext Axmx C us Lemmon mt ram L l ik 9 cu P11 limxung, 'IHI' CCH PI FS ll tlu Cl1IlSfIN1S mu munlx Lnloyul tha sux n COXX BOX5 would hun felt xcly at homc it thc Dude Party upon sured bw thc SLDIOI Claw Here balloons uc shoxuung dovxn on the dancus ' . g V . ' V , . - dx ' ' 'A uxfu. at' '. ' ' 1 Bu were, top row: Dill: lNILCa1'ty. b ' ' in I . F11 2 l:I'LiIl us Sl. 'ln-y. Kay .P 7 ', a ' '. ALL UP IN THE AIR are the enthusiastic cheerleaders at a pep rally. HEROES OF THE DAY, the Lion football team. MUSIC IS EVERYWHERE as the band pc-ps up the rally with vigorous rhythms. facult presents FROM NOW TILL THEN With Bess and Ben SXWITCHES may he in order for the following children 1 rl. C. Bradhan, Ed Irons. Lois Perryman. Rose DeXY'itt. john Cox and Marilyn Murray. Tl-IERE'S A NOISE in the old lungs still saye Lillian Davidson. Paula La Forge. Don XY'hitingt0n. hiarie Cox. Annie Fae Brice. and Marilyn Murray. U - ,fi ,LC The switchboard is in the rapable hands of Miss Mary Boles. MANDATES ARE DELIVERED by the coke-drinking principal, Mrs. Owen. to crring pupils: Mrs. Doris Stringer, Miss Mary Bourne. and Lirs. Katherine Baugh. Prcturecl here are scenes from the Forum Fol lxes the annuxl presentrmon of the Glrls Forum CAVFMEN .ue plcturcrl xn one of the scenes of the stone me BACRSTAGE ls 1 group of lndlms nervously prcpunng for thur part 1n the Follles POKER GAME w1s one of the poruons of this scene from the 4961 s era ARRIVING Oh MARS un QLIIKC evccltmq for these explorers when they xxere nhlscrl by women on the. planet hystencal CIZIS BVSY BAKERITES. l5.ll'lNAI'i1 Britt anti An XY'irlrei's. are putting the finishing touthes on family. 'Wh BUILDERS OF THE CHKRCH are Benny Tooke. Jackie Byrd. and Gail Perdue. members of Miss Biiuglrs liumcrooin. XVI-HTE CHRISTMAS is not only the name of JI populiir song. hut also the name of the annual music festival presented the irftwncwimn Tyler High gets out for the liolitlnys. During the progixiin. boxes, xxhith haw heen P1'CPLlI'L'Ll throughout the week hy tliffcrent liomcrnoms, are pit-sentt-tl on the stiigcg A the boxes are later taken hy the litwnicmoni to Ll neatly family. 3 v SANTAS HELPERS, XX'ayne Xwright, Gilbert Martin. Charles Messer, and Richard Rogers. students of Miss Holes' speech class :ire filling boxes for the Tuberculosis Sanatorium. their XY'hite Christmas hox to gin rn some needy MVSIC is EVERYXVHERE when Mr. VC'ol- ford directs the mass chorus in singing Oh. Come All Ye Faithful. as the boxes are being carried to the stage. COVRIERS OF GOOD XYILI. are Christine Korkmas. Billy Brittain. Mary G. McDonald. Cornell XX'aggonncr. joan Hertz. Phil Camp- bell. and Ann Korkmas of Miss Scott's home- room. XY'ISTFl'L EYES of Pat Stanley are looking at the hoard of boxes of food going onto the stage carried by john Elliot. jack Kinzie. Burley Lamb. and C. XX . Beard. ARTISTS UNIQUE are these art students who painted the W'hite Christmas' program back- drop. Second row. left to right: Sherwood Shaffer. Billy Davis. Eugene Boykin, jimmy Hull, Richard Gunter. Ferris Newton. Bill Park. First row: Mary Compton. Frances Allen, Rose Marie jolls, 'Io Beth Brown, Olinda Pritchett, QV Y? vw o . ' 'ust . .. QQ STARVING students in thc THS cafeteria are consuming their noon meals. dal S'l'l'DYING HARD? or l1g1IxHy Stunlying Ronald vluplin suppmcdly 11-.Ming ut .1 m gums mek, C'OMINIIfN'l'A'I'IOX uf tlutx ix by-ing giwn lm .1 first yg-.ur xpvulm dns pup.11'ing tu 5' avsvzffswaf' ' LOAFING bctxu-en dances are the Couples at the BLUE BRIGADE sox-hop in the gym. let Lingering . . . thoughts? N d' 3 :40 bell rings and thc rmlv is on' Hboui T PHE? We Usb if Well! Photos with our food !' XX . Ill!! if Lxmxukcnsmxvxxxxxxxxxw , w 4 '- Q C' XS' Adi . KY' 4 '-:fe CP 2 E. fi I v ,,, 3. 2 A r T 'N 2 F. 5 Q ff 1 Af if Q 11 , 3 2+ '4 ' Ut ' b H 3 Q if Egg Q A 5. fn . gt 'Q , . i 1 Q T X ,,,. V X 5 A 55 ' 5 1 ' il 3' j.,,kwq ,H f Q, jA 2, I 2 gf Z0 0110001114 L2 h fl' xx A X! Z CAPTIVE! ,loc Lee Neal in the white sailor hat seem to be doing a great iob of capturing the girl of the Pacific, jimmy Holley. cand FAMOUS! This is the only word to describe Mary Ann Gabelmann's response to the Senior toast at the Blue Brigade Banquet. GRAND FINALEY In the Candyland of Stars the Blue Grigade officers and Blue Guards end their imaginary world with a song. and ARENT THEY PRETTY? The newly present- ed discs are the most beautiful and the most important possessions of these Blue Brigade favorites. left to right: Carolyn Guest. Senior favoritei Mary Ann XX'hiram. Sophomore fav- nriteg Patsy lNIrKenvie. Junior favorite. Since there was a tie. there were two Junior favor- ites. SXVING AND SNWAY. These six candy sticks put rhythm into their hands. feet. and batons. Left to right: Shirley Brule, Sheila Young, Yvonne Angelo, joan Martin. Shirley Scoggins, and Pat Kidd. ARE XYE SI-IY? Yes. we are. Are we crazy? Yes. we are. These were the expressions of the French Bon-Boris at the Blue Brigade Banquet. left to right: Mary Edith George, Gwendolyn Pietzch, and Dorothy ,lean Thomp- son. class Chemists of the future ready their equipment for an ex- periment. sl' il' 1-'Sify x 3, Students develop headaches as they prepare to take final government test. Advisors and class members discuss plans for Campus beautification. , ff JL X'-M v X 4,-a,-miss! A .wi-.pf An OUTSIDE s walker is vel t .5 1 A . comed by Pat Kidd in a con- temporary problems class. X. routine SERIOUS young .irtists dur- ing .m .trt tldss, GOVERNMENTAL genii in Miss Scotts government class during group discussion. I 73 Senior Dude Party Floor Show Valentine Dance George BIQIQCDHJ .it Christmls Dance T-Association Dance Bill McConnell and Ray Huddleston at Blue Brigade Program Forum Follies Act THS Students at East Texas Fair Scene from Dude Party DENTON At T.S.C.W. in Denton, Texas, the Texas High School Press Association holds its annual conference, attended by hundreds of high school journalists, from the entire state of Texas. The members of the Tyler High paper and annual staffs attended this year. Each year the annuals and newspapers of the membership schools are interested in the contest sponsored by THSPA. The books and papers are given ratings based on all state competition. DALLAS READY TO ROLL are some of the delegates to the convention: Johanna johnson, Wfanda Green, Martha Roy, Mary McDonald, Marilyn Bryan, Lajuana Bur- ton, and Mary Gablemann. WAITING for the THSPA banquet to begin are EAT, DRINK, and BE MERRY is the motto of the delegates to the convention. some of the staff members of the two high school publications, The Liam Tale and the Almlde BAND OFFICERS for 1953 1954 were announced at the annual band dance They are from left to right Paula Brown Lieutenant Gail Stanley twirler Mac McPhearson drum major lane Casey txnirler Jo Beth Brown tyxxrler Grace Tunnel Lieutenant NANCH MILLER was Lrcmncd is band su etthcart for 1952 1955 at the band dance She vas elected by a malority xotn of the band members After long nerve-wracking tryouts these girls finally emerged victorious as the 1953-1954 BLUE BRIGADE OFFICERS. They are from left to right: Shirley Pinkerton, manager, Clara Gilliland, majoretteg Patsy McKenzie, cheerleader, Sally Anderson, majoretteg Donna Stovall, cheerleader, Kay Beaty, majoretteg Frances Blakley. cheerleader, Carol Mor- gan, majoretteg jonnie Faye McCullars, head cheerleaderg 178 Marilyn Walker, majoretteg Pat Cameron, cheerleaderg Eliza- beth Connaly, majoretteg jane McCasland, flagbearerg Diane Schaded, manager. Kneeling: Adele Bacile, flagbearerg La- juana Burton, twirl majorg Nancy Steed, assistant, Mary Ann Butler, head drum majorg Marily Bryan, twirl major, Peggy Snider. flaghearer. Not shown are Maymerle Shirley, assistantg and Nancy Burks, cheerleader. STUDENTS are shown entertaining mothers in the new homemaklng de partment The tea wls given in honor of the homemaking department UNUSUAL talents were displayed in Kilgore by four THSers in Interscholastic League contests. Left to right: Bennie Smith and Dickie Grainger, debating teamg Mary Capps, theme-writing. Not pictured: jean Francis, type- writing. DEVIL PLAYS his fiddle during the production The Devil and Daniel Webster V 11 E N T if E D s. R E we T 'L ii. A 1 52 N M E N T A CRASH IS HEARD at the General Electric display SOTNIE FUN-The'Et1st Texas Ifair proves cxery year to be a main at the T.H.S. special assembly. place of interest for all the T.H.5. student body. These students haul will be the envy of all the girls in T.H.S. 6 sl we X. ACTORS OF TOMOR- ROW'-The C11St nf one of the plays presented by the tlrama class are getting ready for their final performance. after many hours of constant practice. TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP-One of the most colorful school WHO'S XVINNING? A typical sight in the cafeteria bands in the state of Texas, that is to all the T.H.S. students, is is a number of boys playing games. These boys are the band. 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We greatly appreciate the contidence these young people and their parents have had in us. If you plan to talre business training after you graduate. we shall be glad tor you to 'follow the example at those who have gone ahead ot you since l934. A warm wel come is extended every member ot your class to visit our school. The Federal Institute 4-IOVZ S. BROADWAY TYLER, TEXAS 0 if ba My H 1 tiff' M1 3: Ha, ,, .. ni-IV ,- L F557 Ll? el 1 . , ,HN A I . 1-5 J . , - . 1 1 Jflhix.-JL Klan T Ml x , -K M HM ik 'l ' . 4 A V ,Q eq ' ,L H - V - H . bu A ,l A l - '. aaqafnmaaruiwmpa- N. . A ., . ..,..,L T ' -354-5,-,.,s..-AN.. ,X N. . .E Mm. . W - . - I -i --.1-- . -it-. See the Wright Man 623 W. 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