McKinney High School - Lion Yearbook (McKinney, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1951 volume:

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Y. .k 1 1 . , 1 1 T-HE LION McKinney High School MCKINN1-ZY, TEXAS 1950-51 . . . memories of bygone years fling their shadows over my path . . . leafing through this book, I relive the bustling war- clourled school term, 1950-1951. to the STUDENT COUNCIL Fi OFFICERS Dickie McCasland .......,..,..,A....7 Vice President Shirley Covington ......,.......e............. Historian Mike Murphy .....,... ,.......,, P resident Carroll Harrelson .- ..,,..,.. Treasurer Lucy Burkett ........ SPONSORS Miss Lizzie Nell Cundiff Mr. J. T. Rollins Miss Virginia Erncy .--...-,,Secretary Activities of Student Council include: Editing the first school handbook Sponsoring weekly religious programs Urging students to be good school citizens through courtesy and loyalty Keeping calendar of events in hall Conducting magazine sale for water cooler Co-sponsoring the Watch Party Sponsoring food baskets at Christmas Making daily school announcements U1 M X SWT! ..J 'W' ,ro . , -New . - I JH z , 1' N - .A in -, L ,Quik ar 2' 0 X., N Q: if 'Wit Www Mas! ffamlszfme Hay - P ' W f:'t f' jx M , ' V X- 11-,,. '1'f ' ' ,Most Keaufzful Girl PAW . . . mingle your studies with pleasure now and then. ,1- ssembly flvur fi?', . , i 4... The Choral Club, in presenting a group of patriotic songs during the Armistice Day assembly. ereatecl in the student body a keen realization of the privileges of freedom given to the citizens of this country and of the responsibilities for maintaining that freedom. Hank Quiz it T111 VE E x it wi r H 8 ti 3 ttie 5? , t e ri 0? ff To elose the observation of BOOK WEEK, members of the Library Staff and of the journalism Class gave their annual quiz show based on Dr. l. Qfs procedure. Mistress of Ceremonies was Joan Davis, who, with her assistants. gave candy bars to students eorreetlv answering questions about books. . ff, , W . i' Q 1:1 5 . 1 L' . Q r is Speech Club Presents Amateur Show . . Suave MC James Jackson interviews reticent Bobby Joe Raper. Speech Club Presents Play, Written By Local Professor, ln Assembly . . . We a 4 ! H David Allen explains about fleas. THE WlNNAHSl Edward Wright sings as Keith Francis strums his steel guitar. PROGRAMME Che fic' Written by Nolon Weeks CAST Lizzie , , Y, Y, , Eva Dungan Zeke , , ., e Bobby Raper liuckslzol Y. ., David Allen Sylvester ., . ..Clayton Butler Toml , W ,, , James Jackson Nitro ,, ,, 7 ,, ,Joe Ellard ,, , Bobbie Mitchell Ma Williams , l'a Williams e Bennie Dugger Scene is in the luxurious mountain home of the Williams family. who have just received a letter from son Zeke that he is serving time but will be out soon. Complications arise when his family believe him to be fighting the war for his country. Freshman Class Host to Student Body at Christmas Assembly . . . lag I . ,JY, Freshman president, Charles Tarvin. introduces . . . . . Mrs. H. A. Finch. Jr. and daughter. Paula, who plays the accordian while Mrs. Finch flramativally recites Wllhc Night Before Christmas in Texas. Mrs. Finch tells the story of The Littlest Angel as Paula softly plays background xnusiv. After the program, homeroom repre- sentatives brought food baskets to stage. Band and Choral Groups Give Christmas Concert Before Christmas Holidays Begin . . f Z7 ,U Rallies . . . The Bonfire Pep Rally . . and the bonfire crackles. . . . down town. l , I ,Q 'L 1 . . . Thursday activity periods Jay Crum, Ellsworth Shatley, Avalon Dungan, and Head Cheerleader Joe Bob Young gather wood. Jack Ledbetter and Dickie lVIcCasland, co-captains for Thanksgiving Came. pep talk. wx Fi' . Friday Night Dances were given by the various organizations after the home football games with the opponents and their friends as guests. l Student Council Dance gave floor- show. Edward Wright and Keith Francis entertain as part of the show, MCeed hy Mike Murphy. L, n The Black Crow Trio, home , from college and sans black face, sang. Sfagc Hlzouf S l v .,vX,,, I . . Dances B a 6 4 A my . v . f Other dances were sponsored by-- D. E. Club Latin Club F. H. A. Cheerleaders Thanksgiving Dance Senior Class Valentine Dance semester the lheir Friday Night Stage Shows. 1-liaravterizval gaiety. During the spring Music Dept. gives. by informality and lim-In night a nursery rhyme is sung. The lnoys here are singing lustily 'Tile Mc-Donald Haul ai you-knlm'-wlmt. The Dance Line takes ll bow. 7 ,no qi 1' Mug find Queen Their Majesties, QUEEN RUBY BRITTON and KING BILL ABERNATHY of McKinney lligll School were honored at the Val- entine Dance given hy the Senior Class and their sponsors, Miss Hamilton. Miss Thompson. Mrs. Hines, and Mr. Barnett. Q-ff-if JAW A . ..,,L ,,. v,., . ,MM -N.ms.xiig5, , .,. Gi' if K L- s .V fu - 1-' , XX M.,.4. , Www -v-wg H L. A w .f,,,. .AN Elma '..,. I ..,..:.,... M- , 4 4-mv ' .vQ.M,.-vim ,.N.......f.,., .,. J if ' 1 -. - rf .'A' V J RmlW A :gwf.g'g an ,ff A zggygves. H 8 , . ,Q-jl ' v - ffw'i.QQr' ' 3' ,Q ' 1 5 f-Tiff' -xg Kwik' f 5' hr 4' ' -fi, W-swgwle - nv. 1 A Yi K W J . . f z , . , . A 'Ma fp ff rg . ..gf'3w:?Q4'g , , , K' QQ' 5,1 - f- '- K X Aff,-QL, 'zigg,, l- gf: 'uf L 3 - sy JN, T . EN'Lf ' ' -1 'Lf' 2 ' -I x 1 ' - 'fi . 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W. li tary lIlt'IlI 'SEA my Bri-51. the-i'ixv4'utivvSz-1-rv- Students enjoying a picnic at uf ,ftlliml Youth, speaks to Wilitcfis Farm. iN'I'N in Allied youth A , 3 'V Q ,asf f ,X , QNX fb 'in President Vice President Qecrefar V Stage Manager EEK Q!!! .T A ,C U15 V4 Gapclla Klloir aaffu' Students in the first-period sturly hall have prepared their lessons to the har- monizing of the Choral Cluh in prepara- tion for the Armistice llay Concert. for thc Christmas Concert. anal for their many appearances at local cluh pros grams and at the VA llospital. Their outstanding performance of tht- year is the annual open-tta in the spring. llolrcrt Carrell is stuclcnt ili- rector: Patti Camcron. pianist. Director Johnnie Williams accepts ap- plause for the hancl and choral groups at the Christmas Concert. I Q Nw f? A Y.. ff lg. . , . A ' Q ' ak , 51 V5 ,L., 'xg 'P K4 I A W W M? 3 E eff? Rydf W in Q- -wf ge x ,W 'HN X, W me . is 1-xi Q :QQ 4 Hmyh 4 3 444 W, 1 -ax, max 5 JSQK wAa , 1 v ev? figir' W -fs+Q'iS,,.w ml- N - 1 rf- N QM If U, sf' N' N. ,H Nr 35 X uf 5 A Yi x 'fi 2 sm W vmwmgw x SL - 1 ww- Efwf r 'R V .. gm - A N W M -wmv iv wwwh mg , X. vi Q, Y ' x Ns A 1 Ai L w- igmwyi-vfsx 'W fifqww - X. '- - A if 5 A Q BAND OFFICERS Robert Carrell, Carolyn Reece, Jack Moore, Tommy Kissinger, Mary Lee Murray, Jim Pennington, Shirley Reddell, Cary Garner, Geraldine Bass. FLACBEARERS Nancy Rollins . Head Majorette Sue Crlmm Georgene Doyle Jack Moore Kate Alice Underwood Drum Major MAJORETTES Faye Lowry Patsy Cope Shirley Groves Gail Tollison Nancy Rollins Mary Lee Murray Disfribulive Shirley Dale Vice Pres1'a'enL Sducafian Frecl Barnes Ruby Britton l'1'vsz'1lerzl Secrelary D.E.'ers correct speech faults with tape re corder. Outstanding events of the year were Christmas Dance. party at Denton for lVlcKinney and Sherman clubs, annual banquet for lllffers and their employers. Representatives to state convention at Houston where they stayed at the fabulous Shamrock Hotel, were Bucky Ussery, Shirley Dale, and Ruby Britton. Library assistants. L76 ary ASSISTANTS Mary Uslmrn lftla llvmlrivks lllu-ta Bass ,loan llavis ,lulmnic lVlyric'k Peggy Hurt Glaclvnc Williams Rosemary Crm-lf. Suv Aslilny jnyvv lvlcrlvalf ,lf'am'llcr Cilcs llc-lvn lVl1'Cullar 5. I mm .Ll 4.3 . C . l am ln use th? lib' - hnslmas dirmer i Freshmen e' ll the library. . mfr., vw N 4 ' L l ' Q. 5 - N KK 1? l' r pi 1. 'mfr W. K l za 4 r 5 mi? K r I I l ,lil s 5.4 in 3 i ir l rr r r r rr il l'res1'1lenl l,l'l'Sillf'lIf Secrelary 7'reas1u'e1' Reporler Historian 0 and the wk .ix i lVlr. Paul Matthews of the State Board of Edu- eatiun is guest at the district hanquet of l7.F.A. l7.l7.A. members learn various useful activities surh as learning to judge sheep, trimming hedges. caring for prize animals, soil con- sf-rvation. nt md his prize Vlfaync Edwards scrubs 11 his hog for the show 1 ...Q , v z 5 Q H : 1 H fl? 'kg 5 fr : A ,X '51 'KA' L K' f ' fe, ' ,, f . Rh Q1 Q , Fx :f ' A x 14, W 5 vi 'f1..., , if K. .ww QF id QF wr V A .QQ F.H.A. celebrates its 6th birthday. L earning to arrange furniture. rio -i . I Future Homemakers attend State Fair. Decorating thc- birth- day cake. P W 123 The Winnah! At the F. H. A. Gym Party. E ix am,-in 4, 3 'EJ V' Q 1 9g ' ME '5' Ms.. eff. 'EQ I I Nu. K A L, 5 X frnunnmu.-mhami OFFICERS Bobby Kuhne ..... .,........,, ..,, 7,, P r aetor ,lay Crum .,...,,,.,...,. ......., T ribune Melvin Newland ..... . .777 C onsul Patricia Covington .... ...... Q uaestor Charles Angel ...,..,.., .,.oooo T ribune In an assembly program the slave signs are removed and new Latin students be- come plebeians, while sec- ond-year students are called patricians. Initiation of first-year students who are considered slaves of second-year students until after initiation. 'ex Per amzlzfles Of Che Zinn Kaur EDITORS Bobby Glen Mitchell Second semester Shirley Cant First semester ARTISTS Ann Alexander Gerry Pamplin SPORTS EDITORS Joe Clyde Boone Johnnie Myrick James Dowdy V Steps In Publishing The LION ROAR . . . Students attend Texas High School Press Convention in Uenton. 3 l . Pages are gathered and stapled, ready for sale New recruits for the second SCfTlCSlCI'. ...ln Reporters gather, write, and Stencils are run off of the type the news on stencils. new mimcograph machine. N I 0 by the circulation depart- which they read in the morn- ment. Students rush for ing before-Wschool study papers hall. SARA BATES, editor, won- ders where to put that extra picture. LUCY BURKETT, business manager. smiles because merchants have been very cooperative in buying ad- vertising. Staff members on picnic for class officers at Fair Park, in Dallas. CAROLYN REECE, artist, gaily says, Just put it in the snapshots! lf ar Hook Staff These are the girls who placed the correct name under the correct picture in the correct class group: Mary Alice lVlcCandless, Barbara Vest, Pat Phillips, Patti Cameron, and Peggy Hurt. ,Io Blazer, assistant editorg Carolyn Reece, Sara Bates, Lucy Burkett, Clayton Butler, assistant photographerg Charles Mallow. lze Sfimallz Z' 61 6 ll Bill Abernathy . Mike Murphy ,,,, ,loan Davis .,...,A.,,, Carrol Haralson 7 ,,7, 'T 0 136 OFFICERS ,Vice President ,. President Secretary .Treasurer Ui The Scimathic Club was organized this year for those students who have a special interest in science and mathe- matics. The club. affiliated with Texas Junior Academy of Science, seeks to develop the scientific interest of high school students through encouragement of individual in- vestigation, through studies of current advancement in science and by helping the student to become .acquainted with leading scientists and active science organizations. The Club has made several trips, one to thr- state meeting of the Texas Junior Academy of Science at S. M. U. in Dallas, to the local Texas Textile Mill, and to the U. S. Weather Bureau at Love Field in Dallas. - M 5 Q fi 3 ,F ' ' E gl 5 y g i i c i W -1 N . . I V c l 5 'VQY' - N! T253 t -A fs- WW. N131 .gs ma . . Til g . E 41,1 Siesta OFFICERS Charles Davidson , .,,, ., ,Prograrn Bobby Hagy ,, ,,,Y.., ,7,7,,,, T reasurer Helen lVleCullar ,,,,,,, Secretary Ann Alexander , ,7,7,7,,, l'resident lnitiation prescribed by second-year stu- dents. Los viajeros. fm A Q, E' i 5 gnu an r If lfiajc 0 OFFICERS Carolyn Crawford , , ,. , Secretary Doris Jean Odle , Presirlenl Johnnie Jetton , , Program x Christmas party al the home of Carolyn Craw- ford. 3-L, i I K .54 N kfmnxx X I C I XAX. 7 X Dramatic scene from The Hero written by Mr. Weeks. Suave Sylvester fClayton Butlerj woos the lovely Liz- zie 1Eva Joyce Dunganl as Ma fBobby Mitchelll shows her disapproval. Remember the television amateur show? Willa Dean Murray and Dorothy Nixon in playtime skit. OFFICERS Bobby Joe Raper tt,tt,,,,,,..,...,.. Presiffenl Norma Cage .,e..,,,,,,,,. ,Social Chairman Danny Evans ,t,,eee,e e,.Sergeant-at-Arms Shirley Cant ,,t..,,,,, Secretary-Treasurer Keith Francis ,, e,.,,,,t,t, Vice President 5,0 wh 61116 D' V if Che Sfagccraffers The Stagecrafters have the responsibility of decorat- ing stage for programs, managing the spotlights, and taking care of all lighting. OFFICERS Charles Wofford , ,President James Dowcly t,i.,.t...,.i,.i,, Vice President Landis Wood .,.,. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, S e cretary J. C. Eoff .......... ..,,.tt.ttt T reasurer -A ,A 5 'Xi cgi X9 yy Yep Q. 00 454 .5 0 see at ff we 0 .Q . xg? Q . 2: 58' indent Zaumfil we Q . obvkgvwae Wie 'lx to -fo 0600 g A .NOHQGQX I 49 Lucy Burkett edlts the new student handbook. I Rev. Sisterson gives one of Bobby Hagy and Carolyn the weekly Sunday School Dungan announce the Watcli lessons. Party. Each class vied with the other in collecting the most food with the result that many gaily decorated bask- ets filled with food were brought upon the stage bv representatives of each home- room. Cyping glilb OFFICERS Bobby Hagy l,l'l'SI.flCIIf Barbara Cuncliff Swrrvlnry Mary IM: Powvll 'l'l'cnsz1rr'1' Bobby llomingvr Advisory Cmnnzillvc Sonny Nilvholas Doris ,Ivan Udlc Ewa A pihnv pas. ' 'H 1 I 5 f I Typing Team pravlicing for spvod to win that In- ter-Sc-holasliu vuntcst. Tv rinv me-mlwrs im'r1-asv S wad lm ' lislvninfr ln - b - Q, - . rx Stars and Slrnps Forcwr and lypmg lll rhythm. N INV 1.41 VCEKXIXCYAYXCQ Le Shorthand Team members who are hoping to bring glory to McKinney High School by winning the Inter-Scholastic League contest. S 'dent GYQCEY: g :ggPlIf3Zide,: L 0 6 oooo o oggaa if eooo o gagaa Y ff oooao wif yczflflerrlc' Siena 5313 602595300 'VVI 605 ' 4 iii H ,..-ff 'Tr ar Cow acoegw ,. xwe Aa saws wav At Christmas time Ye Merrie Stenos really feast. The tahle is laden with all kinds of attractive, delicious food which the girls have prepared. After the feast. gifts are opened, fol- lowed hy a program given in shorthand. No. Shirley is not getting a second help- ing: she is filling a plate for the pho- tographer! 1 flaw nge ew. sf li' 'D Another important social occasion for the stenos is the annual Sunday Morn- ing Breakfast at the home of lVlr. Wcmf- ford. ln addition to preparing to make good secretaries, the stenos usually rank very high in the lnter-Scholastic League Con- tests. . . . strange to relate, but wonderfully true, that even shadows have their shad- ows, tool 1 I I The Mc'Kinney High A-Team with COACHES-Johnson and Painter C0-CAPTAINS-Dickie McCasland and Jack Ledbetter ri y .fy .n.,. .X if 2342 Wig 'rf :Eg 'Wg' FOOTBALL MANACERSfTom Hackney and Hugh McCarley prepare to send uniforms to the cleaners. fy, ix, 3 rf X W ,ll 5. .D 90 tba!! I iw tx! g es V k . X6 PM JOHNNY MAC ODLE-Back Letterman JAMES BOGARD-Tackle Letterman BOBBY COCBURN- All-District. Letterm Back an BOBBY JOE RAPER-End Umm MIKE MURPHY-Center All-District. 1950 Q 4 K 1 ,S gn., 4 Y 'iv r-E JAMES DUGGER-Guard Reserve Letterman JACK LHIGH-Guurcl Letterman ins. I. Letterman 3 Years BUDDY MFIl.TONfTackle E12 i Letterman J- assi, g ' I .,,,.:... .YH3.,,. 1 J 1 J V 9, eg, '. '- ,7 .92 N ' JOE ELLARD-Back DANNY EVANS-Back Reserve Letterman BOBBY HANNA-Back Letterman MONTY NITCHOLAS-Guard Letterman 2 Years DICKIE McCAbLANDgEnd Letterman 2 Years. Co-Captain 1950 BILL ABERNATHY-Back L. A. CAPPS-Back Letterman 2 Years Letterman 2 Years A .,, , M Association' Outstanding lineman, JACK LEDBETTER-Back All-District 'fl-8. '49, '50-Co-Captain M Association Outstanding Back Q N, - .. , 0 LQ 1 PM! BENNIE DUCCER-Tackle Letterman 2 Years JIMMY WILSONfEnd GILBERT HENSLEY-Tackle Letterman 2 Years I JAMES JACKSON-Guard All-District. 1950 Letterman, 3 Years BOBBY ROMINGER-Back Letterman fr we zz M t 05130 R N DAVIS-Tackle WARD KUYKENDALL-Back Letterman. 2 Years Letterman g gg, wg, z .l x n kk.. I ' ., ., - H 1 .1,g.ift:sgaf11m 1 ' K rye 3 Reserve Letterman EUGENE VIER-Center Reserve Letterman Thanksgiving Day dawned bright and sunny, a perfect day for the game with High- land Park, but the fates were not to be kind to us, for suddenly just a few minutes before game time a strong wind, cold and unfriendly, blew out of the north, and the sun hid her beaming face. Our team fought bravely, but capricious Fate, plus the playing of those six-foot Scots, gave the victory to Highland Park. If E Wow: as ia41,i,,Q1, -few , Mfhkdn M, ' I ,lack Ledbetter gets his man Elf er feeder Shirley Dale Clan Whitwurth Ruby Britton Bennii- Knight Betty Britton ,loc Bula Yuung Hvml C11 l?f'fll?l'1lll?I' Thursday uflm-rmmn pep rail game. 1591 kefb ll Coach Weeks shoots a basket in the Faculty-A Squad DICKIE MCCASLAND CARROL HARALSON BOBBY KUHNE MONTY NITCHOLAS Center Forward Guard Guard fy 1 e Forward Forward BOBBY HANNA BILLY BIGGS fin? . ,-4 f'-- .AV IN 6, . L1 V el Q N N fun- qw -av -Q. Fl ally? W 2 ,A , .Q A. -: -nf Nr- -If 'vnu 5,5 -SYS .M La I Bobby Kuhne leaps to make a basket. Ellsworth Shatley was manager of the Lion Cagers. BOBBY JOE RAPER Center 1 5 A tense moment in the Faculty-A Squad game as Dickie McCasland tries to grab the ball from Mr. Painter. Dickie makes another basket in the Jesuit-lVlcKinney game. Back view of new basketball uniforms of glittering gold and royal blue satin. Very handsome. mux WW 'iii ie K5 uill-wm'w mix 'C' if as K f W X Q4 fw . 5? ig 55 if iw: E E gf L ' 3 . . . the shadow of him who keeps the keys of all our deeds. W V I N Our Superintendent . . . MR. JACK RYAN, who guides the destiny of our school. 'L f Sp, 'H ig s Il K. ,eff Our Principal, MR. EARL SLAUCHTER . . .enjoys sports . . . fir. . . . works out a school problem via telephone . . . . . . attends the District F.F.A. banquet here . . . . . . relaxes at home. M it a s h he Y? W Q H ig K Q aaac iw , schh I ss MR. JIM BARNETT MRS. VENITA BOOTH MR. CARROL BOOTH Geometry Spanish, English Distributive Education M V956 ISS LIZZ 509 eww mm ELL ef-LC Can Hom ISILOI-y MISS VARONNE DARNELL MISS RUTH DOWELL MR. CHARLES DUVALI.. Librarian English Science in MISS VIRGINIA ERNEY MRS. LEE EUBANKS MR. JESSE EOWLER Counselor Secretary Algebra 5 MR, 1 A YR ASCE Vocgfq ROLD X55 AL eww! Iona! A FRA 1 - ZIE Nl Sec gnclllture R MISS RUTH GRAVES MISS BESSIE MAE HAMILTON MRS. IIUIJLEY IIARLOW English English Physical Education 5 - v. x I MRS. DORIS HINES World History 4,1-W . 193 . bb' W0 6. ngi' gx I Fra. M H bulielmtelnana Mr 5 IW' Mx-. SXBU he iacjl . QQ! I 'ue' MR. DOUGLAS KENNEY Athletic Coach, Science 5-6 MRS. W. R. HOLLIS MR. DEWEY JOHNSON Journalism, Algebra Athletic Coach MISS RITA LEATHERMAN MR. RAY PAINTER Algebra Athletic.Coach, Bookkeeping MR. A. J. PRESS MR. J. T. ROLLINS MRS. ARLENE SHIELDS Mechanical Training Vocational Agriculture Home Economics QGNWSON N 'Y XQPSLMXH Englxs MR. NOLON WEEKS MR. JOHNNIE WILLIAMS MR. EARL Y. WOLFORD Speech, Coach Music Commercial ,gf 'P . .5w. .-5, yl . . . and coming events cast their shadows before. + Senioir Qavormte RUBY Y,-YNYY ON 'YYX1Y0l EN GUXND Mike Murphy ...... ,,.,.,...... ,, N, ,a , Wifi 'Q --.Vice President Blllle Settle ...,,.A,., ......,...,., T reasurer Joe Bob Young Bettie Settle . ,.... ....-.,,.,President ......A..,Secretary 6195 mio' el QW' .IA J ACK LEDBETTER MELVIN NEWLAND Goodlooking Seniors RUBY BRITTON 'nm N fi if V-A BILLIE SETTLE BILL ABERNATHY I ll Bat-ball Football, Basket Ja , 's , Honor Roll, Typing Club, Allir-d Youth, M Association. Spec-ch tlluh Office-r, Sl'lIIl2llhll'S. ARNETTA ATTERBURY Tennis, FHA, Allied Youth, Typing Club, Ye' Mvrrie Stvnos. E nz' '!.3'i -, ali' ' 1' 5514-it V1 5215 'T ,,. ,Q BETTY BALES FHA, Typing Club, Shorthand Team, Allied Youth. LORENE BARNETT Typing Club, Allied Youth, Short- hand Te-am, Freshman Favorite. T RHETA BASS Ye Merriv btt-nos, Typing learn Library Assistant, FHA. SARA BATES Lion Roar Editor, Annual Editor rw 'lepaewi' . FHA, student Council Honor Roll: Typing Team, Ye Merrie Stenos, A l 1 i d Y e outh, lnterscholastic League Typing, Outstanding Citizen. BILLIE BAXTER FFA. Presidentg Typing Team. WANNEI LA BAXTER un, . ,un Xe Merrie Wh-nos BARBARA BLY F HA, T Stenos, Allied Youth. yping Club. Ye Merrie BARBARA BOREN Annual Staff, Choral Club FHA Secretaryg Ye Merrie Su-nos. Pres- identg Allied Youth. Typing Club. WT? RUBY BR1'1'roN Choral Club, Yell Leader, Typing Team, Allied Youth, D.E. Club Sweetheart, Deckette, Senior Class Favorite. Bonny BURGER Typing Team, D.E. Club. EARL BURNSIDE Lion Roar FFA CLAYTON BUTLER Basketball, Allied Youth, Speech Club, Annual Staff. Typing Club, Baseball. ROBERT CARRELL he el 9? X' W ' ' QR' ui Choral Club, Operetta Lead. Orches- tra, Band Letterman, Junior and Senior Band Officer, Latini Hodi- emi, Drum Soloist Interscholastic League, Representative to Lone Star Boys' State. 'W-x Owl if JOE RAY CARTER Typing Club D E Club CHARLES CHANDLER Typing Club, Latini Hodierni Treas- urer. Allied Youth. Scimathics, THOMAS LEE COOK FFA J. W. CORRY FFA Vice-president, Allied Youth KENNETH Cov1Nc1'oN Football. Basketball. MAX CRIM SHIRLEY COVINGTON Annual Staff, Band, .lunior Band Officer, Junior Class Secretary: Stu- dent Council Secretary, Historiang T Iin Club, Ye Merrie Stenos YI g Club, Vice-president, Allled Youth, ' ' ' ' Cl b, lnterscholas- LatInI Hodlernx u tic League Hand, Denton. WANDA COVINGTON Ye Merrie Stenos Football, Typing Club, Scimathics. SHIRLEY DALE Cl b Yell Lead Lion Roar, Choral u 3 - er Headg Freshman Secretary and , Treasurer, Sophomore Secretary and Treasurer, Sophomore Favorlte, Jun- ior Favoritn-, Annual Staff. Student ' ' S h Club, Councll. Allled Youth, peec Dekette. J oAN DAVIS Lion Roar, Ye Merrie Stenos Club, ' ' Y th, Library Typmg Club, Allred ou President Scimathics, FHA. PJ .A-P CLIFTON DOWELL Football Team, Tennis Team, Allied Youth 9cimath1cG SARA DRAKE FHA, T Speech Club. yping Team, Allied Youth, Football Te mg Club. ToM ELDRIDGE Allied Youth J OE ELLARD am. Baseball Team, Typ- Club, Allied Youth, Speech BENNIE DUGGER l uulball T am Ch e' . . oral Club Pres itlent. FI'Q'SllIlI2iIl Favorite. Orchestra Sul 'Q ' - A l o1.t. Alllul Xouth Speech Club, Traek Conte-t Fntrant awl ' 'UI .410 J AMES ELLIS Scimathirs TERRY ENGLAND Lion Roar, Typing Club, Allied Youth, Speech Club, Senior Class Favorite. Footba 3 . Manage-rg Allied Youth. Spef-cl: Club Choral Club, Allied ian Soloist. DANNY EVANS ,sl ll Team llawkvtball 'le.un, PAULA FINCH, JR. Youth. Avrord- J 0 ANN FRANCIS 'T R Choral Club FHA, Typ- Lion oar, . ' ' ' ' h l T-am. Allied ing Team. Short am m Youth Q? Q? KEITH 'FRANCIS Speech Club, Scimathics. PATSY NELL GIBBS Typing Club, Ye Merrie Stenos, Allied Youth, D.E. Club. BoNN1 E HAMM CARROLL HARALSON Football, Basketball Junior Vic , e president, Student Council Treas- urer, Typing Club. Allied Youth Vice-presidentg Latini Hodierni. Sci- mathics Treasurer. JEANE HAWKS Tennis Team, Lion Roar. FHA nor Roll, Typing Team. Short: Ho hand Team, Allied Youth. H' Doms HUGHES FHA Ye 'Vlerrie Ste-nos 4 ETTA Louisa HENDRICKS FHA, Typing Club, Ye Merrie Stenos, Allied Youth, Library Assis- tant. JEANETTA HONEA Lion Roar, Choral Club, Typing Club, Ye Merrie Stenos. DWAIN JENKINS Scimathics J OHNNIE J ETTON Lion Roar, FHA, Honor Roll, Typ- ' Allied ing Team, Shorthand Team, Yiuth, Los viajerosg lntersvholastif' 24?- l T ing Denton, lnterscho League, yp , lastic League, Typing. District. QQ' JIMMY L. JONES Mechanical Drawing, Scimathics. BOBBIE KISSINGER Lum Roar Choral Club Typlng Team Yv Nlvrrle qu-now Allled lnuth Spec-Ih Club ELIZABETH KNOWLES FHA Typmg Club Ye Merne Stenos Allxed Youth WAYNE LANGSTON Bagkelball Team Base-ball Team FFA, Typing Club, Boxing Team BENNIE KNIGHT Football Team. Basketball Team, Choral Club. Yell Lvarler. Allie-al Youth, SIlt't'l ll Club. KATE ALICE LEATHERWOOD Lion Roar Choral Club, Band, Typing Team, Ye Merrie Stenos Secretary, Allied Youth, Latini Hod- ' ' ' ' Lea ue, Typ- Iernx, lnterscholasttc g ing, Denton. JACK LEDBETTER Football Team, All-Districtg Basket- ball Team. Freshman Class Vico- presidont. Sophomore Class Prest- Ilent, Sophomore Favorite, Student 'I MV Association President, Counci , Allied Youth President, Most Popu- ' C't' en lar Sophomore, Outstanding IIz Junior, Scimathics. 1:27 MARY SUE LEIGH FHA, Typing Club, Ye Merm- Stenos. BOBBY LEWIS Lion Roar, Typing T ICS. BILL LovE Baseball Team, F emi. eam, Scimath- FA, Latini Hodi- E- X W Q9 'P' 'iii' 43 ,,,--Q ,again Aft! Sl. ting' GWEN LUscoMBE FHA, Typing Club, Shorthand Team Allied Youth CHARLES MALLOW Annual Staff, FFA, D.E. Club. DICKIE MCCASLAND Football Tc-amg Basketball Team, All-Districtg Baseball Team, All- Districltg Junior Class President, S t u d e n t Council Vice-presidentg Honor Roll, Typing Club, M Association. Allied Youth President, Latini Hodierni, Hockaday Math Contest. Scimathics, Outstanding Citizen. MARY ALICE MCCANDLESS Tennis Team, Annual Staff, Typing Club, Latini Hodierni. CARSON MANTOOTH FFA, D.E. Club. 'df ---ap Firzuucii MCGARRAH Ftotball. Basketball, Lion Roar, l Los viajeros, Latini Hodierm. Speech Club. JACK MOORE Tennis, Choral Club, Band, Band Officer, Drum Major, Orchestra, Allied Youth gcimathics. MIKE MURPHY Annual Football Team, All-Districtg Staff, Choral Club, Senior Class President, Student Council Presi- T in Club M Association, dent, yp g , Allied Youth President, Scimathics President. , 'Ml 35-Q MARGIE MCGRAW Lion Roar. FHA, Honor Roll, Typ- ' Team Shorthand Team, Allied ms , ' ' Winner, Typing, Youth, Contest First Place,.District fi 45' WILLA DENE MURRAY Choral Club, FHA, Reporter, Typ i Club, Allied Youth, Speech ng Club Stage Crafters. X we kia wg.:-vi J OHNNIE MYRICK Lion Roar, Library Assistant. MELv1N NEWLAND Band, Choral Club, Latini Hodierni President, Scimathics. Allied Youth, Basketball Band. MONTY NITCHOLAS Foo . am Baseball Team. FFA, Freshman Class Reporter, Student Council, Typing Club. Nl Association. Allied Youth Treasurer, Scimathics. tball Team Basketball Te PAT NITCHOLAS Tennis Team Lion R , oar, Typing Club, Ye Merrie Stenos, Allied Youth. DOROTHY NIXON Choral Club. FHA, Typing Club, Ye Merrie Stenos. Allied Youth, Speech Club. Donornv PETERS FHA, Ye Merrie Slenos, Allied Youth LoUIsE NIXON Choral Club, FHA Treasurer, Typ- ing Club, Ye Merrie Stenos, Allied Youth, Speech Club. MARY OSBORN Band, FHA, Allied Youth, Typing Club, Choral Club, Tennis Clubg Interscholastic League Band, Den- l0ll. HELEN PICKREL FHA, Typing Club, Ye Merrie Stenos. Jo ANN PORTER Ye Merrie Stenos Q. Q,.,,...gg BOBBY J OE RAPER Football Team. Basketball Team' Association, Allied You?h,iSpeech Club, Scimathics. CAROLYN RBBCE Li Band, Senior Officer, Typing Team, Ye Merrie Stenos, Allied Youthg lnterscholastic Band C ontest. Den- tong Basketball Band. on Roar, Annual Staff Art Editor, WANDA REID Baseball Team, Manaffer' M'l' JIMMIE ROBINSON FF A Secretary and Parliamentarian MILDRBD RBNFBO Lion Roar, Annual Staff, FHA, Typing Club, Allied Youth, Speech Club. H FHA Typmf' Club Allied Youth pass? rf-aff A ' af - if .-,gn Y 4 lint: ,rd Q-J' '? '9f CHARLIE Rocnns Yell Leader, Typing Club, Allied Youth, D.E. Club. NANCY RoLL1Ns Choral Club, Band Historian, FHA, Majorette, Lead, Student Council, Allied Youth Secretary, Speech Club, Deckettes. CHARLES SAMUELS Football Team, D.E. Club, Latin: Hodiemi MARGARET SCALF Typing Club, Ye Merrie Stenos, Allied Youth. BETTIE SETTLE FHA Vice-president, Senior Class Secretary, Typing Club, Ye Merrie Stenos, Allied Youth. BILLIE SETTLE FHA President, Senior Class Treas- urer, Typing Team, Ye Merrie Stenoe Allif-d Youth JOYCE SHADDOX Typing Club, Ye Merrie Stcnos Allied Y , I outh, Latini Hodierni, En- lrant in I Spf-ak for Democr acy Conte-st. PATRICIA SHIREY Honor Roll, Shorthand Team. DORIS SIMS FHA, Typing Club, Ye Merrie Stenos, Allied Youth, D.E. Club. .pac .- DEWEY SHATLEY Fnotlrall 'I'vaIII, Baskc-thall Team B' h D I , , I' . . .NIMII III.-I. IIA. M Associa: llon '95 WANDA S1Ms FHA, Typing Club. Yr- Me-rrie Stl-nos Tre-asure-r. MARGIE SISTERSON Tennis Team, Lion Roar, Annual Staff, Choral Club. Typing TPB!!! President, Shorthand Tram, Allied Youth. Los viajr-ros. Speech Clulmg lnterscholastic Lf-agur in Typing and Tennis. Denton. CAMPBELL SMITH Typing Tc-am, SI'll113llllt'S LILBURN SPEIGHT FFA Vice-presiclent. Typing Club, Allivml Youth. Dairy Judging Te-am, Livestovk judging Team. BUCKY Ussrsny Typing Team. Alliwl Youth, lJ.l'f. Clulr. YQ 11-1 as S'-L. JERRY UTTERBACK Football Team,Typing Club. Allie-d Youth MARTHA ANN WEST Lion Roar, Choral Club, Typing Club Band Shorthand Team RUEL WALTHALL Lion Roar, Typing Club. BILLY WATKINS Llon Roar FFA GLENN WIIITWORTH Basketball Team, Choral Club, Yell Leader, Orchestra Soloist. Allied Youth, Speech Club. 6-Q?- L k ,asv CHARLES WOFFORD Tennis T . yplng Club, Allied Youth, UE. Club, Stage Craflvr Pre irlcnt vain. Choral Club T JOE BOB YOUNG Football AIID' ' , - istrictg liaskc-llmall Baseball Allallietrivl Head Yr-l Leader Typinv Club M Assmi ation Vin pre'-ulrnt Allied Youth SPPPCTI Club Pre HlllfI1l Junior Paw Orltf- F rvshman Cla S Irwide it Sophomore C la E V in prvxule nt Senior Class Pre-'-ul ent Scnnathir'-. Junior High Football Luacli JOY WOODALL FHA, Typing Club. LOS viajr-ros LILA Jo BUTLER LO: uajero EDWARD WRIGHT FFA JOE ED GEREN Lion Roar, Typing Club, Choral Club, Allied Youth. l KN Q-,gi 4 'D N .-sa 2 00 -unsui- s 'Javo rites Qlas BXL I- xg , 15 Ni i ffeme in Q' fix ee James Jackson ......,.........,,..............,... President , Lucy Burkett ....,..............,. ....,,.,... S ecretary Peggy Hurt ,..., .e,........... T reasurer David Allen ...... e.,....... V ice President r 1 C . Q M155 GW W' -,ix C, BILLY BIGGS North Texas State College Office of the Dean of Women Denton, Texas January 9, 1951 Mrs. Venita Booth McKinney High School McKinney, Texas Dear Mrs. Booth: We, the members of the Inter-Sorority Council and the Inter- Fraternity Council of North Texas State College, took pleasure in selecting the most beautiful girl and the most handsome boy in McKinney High School. The choice was a difficult one because all the girls are beautiful and all the boys are handsome. We did the best we could. It is our hope that these selections meet with the approval of the student body. We are very deeply honored to have been chosen to make the selection for you and if the councils can be of help in this type of contest again, please do not hesitate to call upon us. Sincerely yours, QJQMW Pat Pearce, President Inter-Sorority Council C. B. Jeanes, President Inter-Fraternity Council ANN ALEXANDER PATTI CAMERON and JAMES JACKSON of the Junior Class were chosen the most beautiful and the most handsome students of the school. Joyce Aaron Ann Alexander David Allen Fred Barnes Lillian Barnes Benny Bass Betty Sue Bass Jo Blazer Joe Clyde Boone Lucy Burkett Norma Cage Delbert Cagle Patti Cameron Catriona Campbell-Butler Johnny Capps 'Us Cin- B 1 . .Y ' I V l . . Q-x'!!3'! . f , hr. my as J Q Af -W 'Y I xg iz Q! is W a x ir 'e,a 0- ' J Rl QD IA 'EF' 03 01' fa. 'R -4-L X4 ca 3 Avis vu- U, swf ti-:P - ? 'rd -1 -.1 .J , if t, , fm' .av A -0 F. 5 4 if 3 W4 in -,.!'55 SQ ' 8- is 541 1 3 -an 19-92 Bmw lf' l! X C? Www It '. Edwin Carrell Chestine Carter Charles Cody Jimmy Commons Troy Lee Cook Patsy Cope Jimmie Dale Osborn Davis John Dotson James Dowdy Ceorgene Doyle James Dugger Jimmie Lou Duncan Eva Joyce Dungan Frances Edwards Wayne Edwards Jerry Farrell Marcy Ferguson Elizabeth Fisher Shirley Gant Rosemary Greek Jimmy Griffin Clara Grim Louise Hand Dorothy Hardin Glen Heifner Gilbert Hensley Billy Herron Prebble Hestand Louise Hill wg, ICQ ' fm. JN ,x '-Z7 ....-pr fi ,Q Q' Hx Q5 -cs' of 'vji' i IQ' ,I 'Z J' :VN , me ei, 'M zisaffzz 138: ff i A . elm M A 4 'NW' wi ,, qqrmel' if an 'ff' HQQFFWW X ki , , A .HV Mx K' ' 14 1? .af r- x X - A 'rv . .-g.,, ,-gi a A X ' if - 2 V - u JU ,ea -eg-' seo Ge, M N, 5 .FX -'V D .lane Horn Peggy Hurt Pat Inman James J ackson Tommy Kissinger Jerry Klemm Lois Ann Knight Bobby Kuhne Bobby Lewis Lamona Lewis Orville Lindsey Nell Marsh Hugh McCarley Buddy Melton Bobbie Glenn Mitchell Mary Lee Murray Charles Nelson Gerald Noles Murrell Ray Orr Gerry Palnplin lna Phillips Marie Poor Janice Reed Iva Jean Reynolds Dorothy Roberts Faye Roberts Louise Rouse ,lack Shain Doyle Smith Patsy Stambaugh 415 ffl IP 1+--lp 'L 2 it .3 QU. rf:- ,411-Q... -5.4 oy! 'Q' 'f '!' 'T ar' fi- NY' f' M Fe ..: if A, Q 1 I apt' I I L yan y'.7-'Asif K . lf' if 11 E if ix-.Q-11' ,W 5. 54 George Stevens James Stout Rodric Striplin Dot Taylor Buddy Tolleson Kent Tomberlin Jeanette Tyler Bonnie Westbrook Gladene Williams Jackie Woods Jimmy Woods ,luanell Wright , , f'l' l',n Y l fn 1 3' 1 ,rf has 1 I, ll' r . , fl, f -Alf . .5 ,. .. Wifi, . ,,, .4 , ,-..k -1- s-j ' , .4 .f.s- 's Q 4 Margaret Neal ,.,,.. Vice President Shirley Reddell Janet White ,, ,A Martha Deal , ,.,....,..Secretary ,,,,,,,,,Treasurer l'res1'1lenL ofa ovlwwl 5 Glllcel 5 6141 ss Saw orites Y vb-I' JAMES BOGARD Goodlookin g Sophomores BETTY BRITTON RITA GILBERT 'Tfvgx K Lf L. A. CAPPS f N- 'Q7' if 11 A li f 4 -.1 l Ml' B 39 2' at A KB' I 1 QB Charles Angel Sue Ashby Jettie Bales Darwell Barrow Frankie Baxter 1,..,.y-.b Sue Bell Martha Bergvall Dolores Bowers Bettie Britton Milton Brooks 6-if W Mary Butler Sidney Burrus L. A. Capps Della Jo Carpenter Bobby J ack Chandler WW 5 ax S ik i Rnhhv Cmrhnrn Sam Cnnm-r Pat Covington Camlvn Crawford Sue Crim .. Q, . ,,.w.:. i u r- 1 t i 'l 7 Q f Medford Crawford .lay Crum Norita Donaldson Paul Duncan ,, .,.. . it: , Ji i, ll . 1 . D 2 1 -5. .i D J. C. Eoff Gerald Eubanks -vi rf' fl N ,f 'Vp -fl Barbara Cundiff 4 5 -V ll Avalon Dungan ,..... - ' - vw' 'U' , ,ir 8 Q - .uv 5 ,. 40+-9' XL, - f' - y..'.K 4 A J. V. Fagg -Q31 Martha Deal Betty .lo Dodson 'Q buf! A Carolyn Dungan Shirley Eddleman r 9 .fus- Etoyce Cidney Rita Gilbert N is .leanette Giles Cliffnrfl Cnmpfrpp hmm fl.-GHG.. QL.:-l..., r'--.,..- r -.1---. r'..A--- 4' I AF! ,iz-Q af, ,. will 5 N xmas Tom Hackney Bobby Hagy Jean Hall Bobby Hanna Aretise Herrington fi -1 'J Cecil Hight Richard Hollis iary Alice Jenkins Wayne Jenkins uv Pat LaRoe Carethia Ledbetter f ll- ' si? gg Thurman Hudson Giles Hurst Curtis Jenkins fmfh M Santa Mae Kuykendall Avery Lafollet Johnny Lafollett gills - Y ,. .af K 'HCT Jack Leigh Lois Locke Pat Long V X A ,pmt- 06' , J' , I 1 .X 14 s Sarah Lovell Faye Lowey Wanda Maloney Melvin Marshall A4 3 ' . A ag 'ff' ra Q - -ang. 'fffy 'z 4 S Helen McCullar Kenneth McLeod Addie McCarrah ll. ll. Mouzon 1 'W' Corden Milstead Ric-hard Morrow Martha Mullins Margaret Neal 4' 1 Rf-tlv Nlffl gnnnv Nltrhnlne Rptlv Nnrmnn nnrlc loan nrllo ff I an '? 1 Charlotte Maynal tt EIL Joyce Medcalf Marcia Newland . ', Q M is , 1 . It A , 'x Q at at - '7 Inn pn rltpr I -'V -A w-swf ' A ,QQ e e Mx ,fr ,pdf Barbara Patterson Jim Pennington Mary Lee Powell , ,,., 475 vw i 5 17 I z' 01 A ' , -' fiffwfrf Af 'WS'-1 ff-:E ':-Z.-542 WE , at t y 2? W. A. Richardson Peggy Roberts ,GN ,wwf 1257 Shirley Reddell Wiriiiie Ruth Renfro KN F4 ,.-.5 Ola ,lean Roland Bobby Rominger James Sanders X Q K an 'wwf' ' . , lip 17. .vi I K l Gwendolyn Scribner Lodgene Sims Sue Nettie Simmons Gerald Smith Glen Smith 'ir' Q .L i f e M t.. M 13' Q-'V gag, g . Peggv Snearman lames Stroun Wanda Tadloclc Gail Tollison Dorothv Tomberlln dh - 'ON r V . 1' X , bs' uf-xi , xiii xx 1' M Frankie Spencer Betty Travillion George Turner Eugene Vier Howell Lee Wallis 1 '27 Nina Walters Landis Warden Janet White Jimmy Wilson We are LIONS . .. struttin, our stuff! 1 e rites Ehuw Gavo CH PKLYJ5 'Y PNN KN GPRS MRA YIYSY fm, 1 X 0 ..W,,,,,N-ww 009. Shirley Pilkinton ,,,.... ,........,v,. S ecretary Johnny Odle .....,..., ,.,.... V ice President Ruth Burnside .... .,,,........ T reasurer Charles Tarvin .... ......,.. P resident if 'W s UWM Goodlooking Freshmen BILLY BALES WARD KUYKENDALL BETTY DUGGER CAROLE JACKSON gn, ,N A , . M1 55 Ir it 1 4 - L 'R Qs '04 H 11,5 45 NY ,X Q as - at r 2 W ,G , Y ilk 1 QS 'CN 'O ' if i .. at U' , W 4' , ' av' I H ,x te ,..rX I , , AQ? 1 1 4 l 4 l ,S is , Ya Glen Abrams Ina Ruth Allen Wilma Jo Ashley Clyde Alexander Billy Bales Margie Barnes Jeraldine Bass Billy Bates Larry Bates Estle Lee Blazer Billie June Bomar James Boren Wayne Bowers Pauline Bridges Ruth Burnside Billie Cordell Roy Carpenter Grady Carter Florence Castro Anna Chandler Leroy Chastian Estelle Clark J oe Connally Laura Craghead Bill Crump J oe Crump Charles Davidson Shirly Davidson Herbert Davis Joan Gilbert f. ry Gia ra ei 4' Q- 'in . . , T.: Ti' it ' 7 7 XV lk ,' 'l': 7'5- WS of 1 'Q H 51 , .' 1 L , --s A 'X y . A - u R 1 . 5. F. . .5 xr 1 1 - in I -0, if it l ui A ef an Q 3 16:- ' ' 'P 1 ...li S Charles Dowell Gayle Douglas Jimmy Duff Betty Dugger Daniel Duvall Patricia Edens ,lane England Perry Fisher Gary Garner Gerald Gaulden Betty Gibson Earl Ray Gibson Sterling Gibson Glenn Haggard Dickie Hall Evelyn Grim Betty Sue Hamm Don Hamm Helen Hanna Martha Harrington Billy Hazelwood Jean Hart Wanda Hart Jeanette Hartley Bobby Haynes Billy Hendricks Shirley Head Paul Holmes Doris Humphries Jerry Hurt 'Vai . 'if . Q H011 af , Y' 1,.1. 1 K: K ' W A x E i rw ik A A , -A-Q X . u 7- ' afar . 1715: 'Q 11 ' sf!! ET'1'1Z1 'Y 515 fy , YK . Gai... F--H ' 'Q is be Qi if 4 fi.. 1 W 41, -E -, of 2 2 a n , ., V -1 vii f r ' 4, -Q on . 1 ' , - v .-I ,Xl 'J Tx .fa 'J in 4 .fo ' x A K yn on H 'H -L. If Bobby Inge Carole Jackson Jerry J ones Joyce Jones Evelyn Jones Hulett Jones Joan Joplin Doris Justice Lavenia Kindle Jeril Kirkland Janette Knowles Ward Kuykendall Mary Beth Kuykendall Donald Lee Wanda Lindley Harold Lloyd Ernest Ray Love Janice Malone Bobby Nlarshell Leland Marrs Kathryne May Charles McDearmon Charles McMenomy Sherry McNeil Charles McNutt Douglas Miller Thelma Miller J . D. Moore Bobby Moorehead Jerry Morrow 'QQ- , ,,, , -4-Q.. ' 3 -1 X1 -rf 'I' a Mx A 77 R13 1, 'R Gr! 'Y Q FWMT' N.: .lf ,- M Wanda Moses Emma Mullins Joyce Mullins Bernice Murphy Johnny Mac Odle Freida Orenduff Gary Pamplin Ramona Petty Bobbie Pell Pat Philips Wayne Phillips Shirley Pilkinton Ruthie Pittman Alma Ruth Reeder Shirley Reid Peggy Reneau Lucille Richarson Tom Ritter Margaret Rogers Louise Rucker Floyd Russell Luetta Rutledge Herman Rutledge Roland' Saenz Joe Sanchez Ellsworth Shatley Clifford Short Louis Stephens ,lack Stewart Leonard Stivers an is qw 5' Y N!- lf' gtk Q . mf , 4. W 5 W 9 W 4 ,W r 'W X 53 K L Q 1 n fi ,,,,.e Y K L ., A Frank Strickland L. C. Summers Clovis Swanner Charles Tarvin Mary Jane Taylor Bobby Tunnell JoAnn Turner Helen Tyler Avonell Utterback Barbara Vest Jimmy Wallis Johnny Welborn Irma Speight Williamson Buck Wilson Shirley Wright Norma Yarbrough Nelson Vaughn . . . no longer passcllz as a sllarlow on lim wall, but seen again tlzro fl eye, remernbererl llg,I a f'ar111'1'11's V Q W 2 mfg Z' 1-I y 1' M.. , x in fa. var K ' r fm.. ,,- ,Mg Ki,v1,vg 4-14 1 ,A -1 ,N . Q -as K , W X MMV bf . , ,- ,Aw 1- v-zQ Y w 4 nw' P QT. L xifrfr. w ...5 ,gy Ewa Mira Q Ska ? 1 y , . i S f ' f'1'uVQ 'FUN GTM 14511 ,' W r 1 vrvjfvpgl - f.,.-I,', ,1 ,1 4.A NL! ,lem ,1LL0,,1 .. J H rsffwt. E,,1'f TIC' :Q Ying A f' if of fn'TQ. fa, E . wmv 6QDiOPS a f .,ffQr the 'Qin Grubfc pw, 12 -'Q OV? 'farolfi Franffig, --was fi ggpiix X . x N s A V2 XJ , ,, nv 3 V I 1 ' if 5 wi ip r L v Vary Jane Taglor 9 'PQSQHtQd n' b7iT9-Ch1gS avi , . ,,,-fn 5 4 L 1, .wwfi Mi ,R Mu we k K r . , .W . L H' , . 1 J, M Eff K1 1 U62 K, .axi 'Ms 381. ,W-WX 1-Sf' 1 PU5, Lynn, and Jir at Foya Hlgh askin. .Ag Y' L -,, .. -yur--v wvxyr-xr .- -N VrVirney bert 1 'NHC . . . dancing fireflies in the night, tan- talizing . . . beckoning . . . inviting me to shop there tomorrow . . . 'v QK. Qffeieffd 3926 Where Shopping is a Pleasure gdtdfl' .XAT LovELL's CAFE WORKING FUR GREATER AGRIGULTURAL AIID INDUSTRIAL IIEIIELGPMEIIT . . The lirst cross-county transmission line in Texas built by Texas Power 8- Light Company in 1912, has grown into a vast network of more than 15,500 miles . . . serving more than 270,000 customers. This widespread distribution of dependable electric power is a vital factor in the North, East and Central Texas prosperity. Serving -industry and agriculture alike, in rural areas as well as communities and larger cities, it enables manufacturing plants, dairies, processing plants and other diversified industries to locate in the particular areas best suited to their needs. Texas Power 8. Light Company, at mid-century, has planned years ahead . . .is constantly preparing its generating and distribution system to meet the ever-increasing demand for electric power to serve home, farm, business and industry. Just recently the Company added 70,000 kilowatts capacity to its Trinidad power plant, increased the capacities of its plants at Waco and Brownwood, built a new generating station at Clarksville, and work is now in progress on construction of a new power plant at Gainesville. TP8.L will continue to build and plan . . . continue to plan ahead for the Texas of Tomorrow, as it provides for the electric power needs of Today. I X -an , 3:4 r. ff.-if is smm-rs Szgaiadte feeaelfzg NORTH SIDE DRUG CO The Rexall Sfore 9fQff242f 'gzfzfffaf ilfame MRS. C. C. HARRIS Phone 36 RAMSEY HARRIS Champion Typisfs Use Royal Typewri+ers from WGQWJZKQ Q-'pit-e g five? fW,vQ 1 1 fl ew, ?fg -Q0f1d'l'f0' Wm' FURNITURE STORE MCKINNEY, TEXAS THE STAFF OF ECHOES FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS HEARD OVER I 600 KC I 000 Wa'Hs The I 950 YELL LEADERS as seen by Mig, Wfg fzbfflng I e Q NEHI BOTTLING CO. cCARLEY w The Very La+es+ in Accessories Firegfone Appliances ai' ' I MCK 1U5E EWFYAND Qafm: J TE XAS TEXTILE N1 I L.l.'5 The Place +o Save for College Qfdh fezzmfg NATIONAL BANK ' 1'-00 The Home of Bargains fe 5552 ff DEPARTMENT STORE Food +ha+'s fwice as good W ' Service +ha+'s +wice as efficienf Your money buys more ai' your BABCOCK STORE 229 Easf Louisiana Phone 272 7 f v ' r i QWM4 . Wag! WH WW 'EZQZ 2122222222 fffffjf gn? fgzn JZ QF X BeH'er Values . a+ A R R l N GT O N S Two-in-One STORE Ladies' Apparel The High School Crowcl's Wafchworclz Mee+ me ai' NIcKlNlNlEY DRUG Qmzmi- Waffle Qzfzffazf QQWK 1 5 2 QAM? ?'iTif QANAIii3NiA HAQVESTER DEALER 'Your Homeiown Newspaper THE 5 . MCKWNEY DAM FURNITURE STORE COURIER-GAZETTE ff A Lovely Home is One Planned by Your Dealer ' , ,. q e fzvgf li A I-IAYS E- KING The Sfore for Lad and Dad Q1514 my if'77a!f66Z Everyfhing from Candy +0 Cos+ume Jewelry af ipftff 604506-24 'Pon my sole, I wani' shoes from W6'K50MZ SH O E STORE McKinney Theafer Company I corpora+ed Map F QQMZHQ ,Mfg 6. nive QW WW-1 'f Wfzwfw Wah? He -56 von - 4 . ' ,'ff L . -92, ll . From Boogie fo Bach . . . We have i+! Qfzfdzu Quaid' Q2 IMF I Wha1 s Cookin ? 9 Find ouf ai' Mnmn mwifw Wjpfiw 'QQ iq. Nu mv .MQ ! I 2 We QS Qs: an Wizizeg PANTS CO. -?- VW Qmfk ff Wffmm if CLEANERS DRUG STORE I Where Your Penny is Worih More! I ws SURELY in Siyle if W , I+'s from Hue Q Ze fgejp FUNERAL HOME Gn5 Gl,gfJE 6ZMet6 445 Qinzbe HEAZZ SMITH DRUG CO. Phone 395 R. H. Siebens, Prop. s Easi' Side Square PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS McKinney, Texas 049. 22 950,176 BRIDGEFARMEE The Big, Friendly Bank Will Help You Solve Your Financial Problems W' eww? WW W4 McKinney's Leading Jeweler 72 zffffaaafk- ef df , Work Cloihes-Play Clofhes You'll mg wha'r you find Q KKK 'af DEPARTMENT STORE l. Buy Luxuries of fhe Fufure TQQAI A+ C . P. l lQF2'Nl'S W Fill Yourself Fill Your Car Q14 Ziikwzif C ,WWW NS V, A CIFE SERVICE STATION Yes! You're Seeing Double . . . Double Values From 3902 Zan :F- 0342815544 gflflfifig I l A WEALTH of Beau+y and Qualify al' fedex iced HARDWARE STORE THANK YOU, MERCHANTS OF McKINNEY Wi+hou'I' your splendid suppori' of our adverfising secfion, fhis an- nual would no+ have been possible. Sludenfs, reread fhe adverfise- menfs and palronize lhese mer- chanls who have generously pa- fronizecl your yearboolx. Permission fo solicif +he adver- fisemenls used in fhis seclion was obfained from fhe McKinney Chamber of Commerce. Student 42 we t students throughout ds at thousands o their 744101-,wail Hundre ation wiii t the n many year Yearbooks tor Thousands ot icome TCOSUTC S to come. drninistra- teachers and schoai a their 74lflo'!-uwdfde Annuais as ' Parent and Pubiic tors we t at their 0 USCG ssary par reiations program. ' serving We are pr aries, tru oud to have had a part in pre ditions and achievements at the rnem erica. the scho ois ot Ant 1' nw fr f, fs! ' 35 4- ' JSI' Q . Zi ,.,. . 1 1 I ' I l IH' g M F .' nf 1 , . . 'V fin rgl 1 PL M mail' J P 1 7 w . ,, f' , , ,V , , 21 . . .ffl l, V... x w ., , LL fd: -I- i L , fp. -zqv. fa - ,qw 'dj .e,,. 4 ,,f,... 5 SE 'wif' FZ e 1 1 . 1 1 1 ,.'1L'f1, ' A L -. .f.. . . - -1. -ff -1-'.. ,K .V . I, , iw ' . , X ' . 1 .-X '4 -' -L ' . 1 ' Int--1' if iv N5 N ' -1 -. 'S - XD' -U -. S:- 'i'..1'3 ' ' ' '- '-1- .lw.'q.Vp Y ,-- ,. :., n.- + 1 - 411 1'-11 fie'R'.- 1 a ' .'.-gf '1 1 ' ' ' .,, . . ,a-. .,-.111-'11 - 1 5. . - 1- - ,I x.. , , 1 my 'Q - .qi .. 1 , . . 3 ,1-Q5-'fl' 1 r 1 Jfgrffl ' 1 j.q'x , j ,1 z j j-Em .11 '-'gf 1 , X , .-, - 1- .Q A 5 ' -iv: -P. A . 1 ' K , wx. , L.. - A 1 .I 1 V F - 'uni I ' 1,3 :lu '. X ,. N, . ,- X 'r l V. 5 '.'. .vx.4. A '51- .x , -Q 1 - 1. ., 1-'. ,I - . 4 I. V- Z.,-.,. Y...- 1 1 .,- I 9 Chosen by Class Officers and the High School Faculty as typifying the ideal student by excelling ln... Scholarship Leadership Character Service Dick McCasland State Champion of the AA group in Shorthand by winning lst place in the lnterscholastic League Con- W9 osixexex 'O so test. Pat won 3rd place in State Inter- scholastic League Shorthand Con- I. tes HONORS BALFOUR AWARD WINNER BALFOUR NOMINEES Johnnie Jetton Sara Bates Shirley Covington Shirley Dale Carroll Haralson Mike Murphy Bill Abernathy P 0015 lb S6 12-6 J' M I tr Ranch Day Sheriff Mike Murphy and his deputies are sworn in. RANCH DAY Carolyn Reese and her cowboy adve tise that everyone is to dress in weste regalia. One of the most successful methods the 1951 Senior Class found to raise money for their gift to the school was the Ranch Day Party where everyone had fun, too. 6. Seniors at the Kid Party given by Mary Osburn, Kate Leatherwood and Shirley Covington. w ll A Waltz Dream Jf J J 11-'JJ D. E. FASHION SHOW F.H.A. initiates new officers for 1952. i I , only kv- a . f, .M er .IJ Operetta has two casts. SPANISH CLUB gives as- sembly of Mexican dances. Carolyn Reese is the only studen earn Band sweater. if 2 W mx vtwmwgmwwmmw gi 'fl ,1 5 -FE ff . ff W ,, if .. f2,M..3 wg- My Qs L . sf . v ,K gn f i L wg? V-2,1 'V 'ig M..W,,,, :M 3 ffm-if A Y sw mt.,-Q i, i PBR .W . ,C Q a i , W f wi 55 ' z 5 5 355 gl ' Yi k- ,Q Q, Sw, 'X k, 1 X- . Q - 'K 'I 'hz - .f, ., . Q ff i ,, 25' ? l 5,5 w .bg I 5. ff -v , W ,,. x V 1' if v Ia -Q 'W' Qian., , . iii? if 51 , s W u Q f gf, W. f.'i-W-fa 3 hm? 41 .. . ..: hi.. Rf I A '.,:a...5.-.,....Q ., : A.. , . 5 - 4 SENIOR PICNIC Yuki YMNHNQ3 BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Rev. T. W. Sisterson gave an inspirational message to the Seniors. Q Q1 otsqxlg XO SWS JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM goes South Pacific with Hula-Hula girls and Dot Taylor, Bobby Mitchell giv- ing special dances. Jimmy Fosteras Combo played for the dancing after the pro- gram. ad- LA 1 B, I 'Vx 'Q i Q-.a ,lt . 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