N R Crozier Technical High School - Wolf Pack Yearbook (Dallas, TX)
- Class of 1942
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We're in the midst of life's swift running stream.
Though dangers threat our craft's steady beam:
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Right well: and sc we're ready for what e'er
In way. We now look forward, backward too
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take of life a full. if hasty, view
joyous high school trip draws to an end,
to the world's cold problems now we bend
may lurk
few years of high school life are hist'ry passed
That went, for some too slow, for some too fast:
Detention caused a few a deal of strife:
And failures lengthened many a boy's school life,
While some in much scholastic glory bask.
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to accept our sincere thanks unfeigned
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Assistant Editor
Club Editors . .
Picture Editors
Art Editor .
Feature Editors
Military Editors
Sports Editor .
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. Lois Cordell
Douglas Coppinger, Billy Burnett
. . Paula Lemons, Pearl Clark
. Lela Marie Burns, Sue Nelson,
Wanda Jean Henry
. Feliberto Martinez
. Martha Jo Mashburn, Geraldine
LePori, Fredna Rust, Bonita Beck
. . Benny January, Ralph Crume,
' James Creech
. Leon Batchelor, Reaford Black
. Ada Rawlins, A. G. Gigliardo
DBDICATION
In appreciation of his grand personality and
the joyous wordlnahas for everybody, the seniors
of january 1942 dedicate the Wolf Pack to Coach
Perry Fite. By his spirit of optimism and de-
termination, he strives ever to put the WOL'UeS
on the top. May his HVIM, VIGOR AND VITALITYH
live on forever at Tech and with us who are leav-
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SPECIAL rmuxs Fon w0LF PACK l
Leaving this dear old Alma Mater, to go out into this
world is just another milestone on life's highway for us.
But, before we go, we, the seniors of the January '42 grad-
uating class, would like to express our deepest apprecia-
tion for all the teachers who have been so kind andfcon-
siderate, and willing to help us at any time. We would al-
so like to give special thanks to the following:
for hisuntiring interest in us throughout
our highschool days, and for his guidance,
devotion. good sportsmanship,andadvice which we will learn
to appreciate more as the years go by.
MH. SCHIEBEL -
S who has always been understanding, no
MH ' HENDERSON ' matterwhatthe circumstance,whencoun-
seling us for the future.
who has started many of us out in the busi-
MR' BAKEH ' ness world to make a success and who has al-
so emphasized thrift for our own benefit.
whose ceaseless, and untiring work as
MR' SHAKELFORD ' business manager oftheTechTalk of the
Wolf Pack has made us take pride in presenting both to the
student-body.
whose practical advice as circulation ad-
MR' ASHBUBNE ' visor of the Tech Talk and the Wolf Pack,
has always been most helpful.
F whose advice has always been for the
MRS' LEMAEHHIRT ' best, and who has earnestly tried to
make us in all ways, better citizens of the school.
sponsor of the 4A Class, who is new to our
MBS' BROWN ' school for her continual guidance and ad-
vice, which have always been accepted as excellent,andwill
always be appreciated by the seniors of the Ian.'42 class.
B whose willingness to help in all student
M ' BRYANT ' activities at any time, and whose tolerance
and understanding has made him a favorite among us.
Alexander, J. Floyd
Andrews, Geraldine
Ashburn, Jim G.
Baker, H. Grady
Barrett, L. S.
Black, Gladys
Bone, Martha
Brown, Karen Y.
Bryant, C. A.
Bullock, Bernice
Butler, Effie
Bard, W. M.
athey, Catherine
Cobb, Berry B.
Cole, Edith
Cowan, Andrew M.
Cummings Isabelle
Davis, Florence
Davis, W. E.
Deavenport, Lela S.
Donald, Jettie
Dotson, C. G.
Erickson, Raymond
Ferguson, Eula T.
Fite, Perry
Flack, Dora
Fulton, W. P.
Goerner, Virginia
Gowdy, Ellen
Green, M. T.
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Haley, May B.
Hardaway, Ray
Harrell, Joe In
Harris, Arthur A.
Hart, Ronda
Hayes, Dorothy
Hayes, E. 0.
Henderson, Anna M.
Henry, J. S.
Hillyer, Louise
Holley, Opal
Homer Orbette A.
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Jones, Ela Mae
Kadel, George W.
Kerley, Odus C.
King, Mineola
Kitch, Kenneth
Lackey, Grace
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Lancaster Joe
Lanham, W. S.
Lansdon, Lolita
Lemmerhirt, Sadie
Lightfoot, Mary
Linthicum, C. I.
Loucks, P. W.
Martin, H. G.
McClain, Dorotha
McEvoy, Zoe
McMinn, B. M.
Neel, Vera B.
Neel, Gladys
Neely, J. 0.
Neff, Herman A.
Owen, Melton
Parker, Jane D.
Pendergrass, Wm.
Peterson, Ross A.
Polk, Dov e M.
P'Poo1, Buda V.
Pyeatt, V. H.
Richter, Will A.
Roark, D. B.
Roberts, EQ Rc
Rousseau, J. H.
Rutledge, C. H.
Sanders, R. E.
Shackelford Glen
Shiflett, Mary
Sholty, Henry
Sloan, Roberta
Stephens, May
Stiff, James Ellen
Storms, Phoebe Grace
Street, Rufus
Stovall, Edith E.
Taylor, Agnes
Terrell, George Alma
Turck, Clarice
Turner, Annie
Tysor, Jim
Walker, Aline
Walraven, Margaret
Warner, Pauline
Welch, Frances
Wilson, lenore
Wise, Mary lou
MESSAGE T0 THE WOLF
PACK
The class of january 1942
is leaving high school
under conditionsmore try-
ing than any class has
had to face for many a
year.
In nnany ways, it is a
propitious time for grad-
uation. jobs will be
plentiful. The opportun-
ity for service in the
national defense is wide.
In other ways the pros-
pect is not so alluring.
Sacrifices will need to
be made. The bleak future
after the war is coming
nearer and nearer. These
things make us think,
whether we will or not,
and thinking is always
painful.
At any rate, it is safe
to say that you ought to WALTER J E SCHIEBEL
continue your education,
if at all possible. Col-
leges offer opportunities as never before for short-time engineering
training to both young men and young women. Specialized short courses
are availableixxprivate schools leading to almost immediate employment.
The Dallas Public Evening School offers rich selections for further
education.
A great need will arise, not only during the war but after the war,
for specifically and generally trained young people. This training need
not be in long term courses of four years or more. Ten hours of added
training will make one man or woman more valuable than some other man
or woman who does not possess that training.
It appears to me so certain that this need will exist and it appears to
be so easy right now to get added training that I know of no better way
to serve you than to say to you - continue the good work that you have
been doing here with us during your high school course, for your own
sakes and for the sakes of the people that have been supporting you
through your happy high school days. lcgy?
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The school spirit of Tech's 'All-
American' girl, Johnnie Buccola,
made the selection of january '4-2's
Best All-Around Girl inevitable.
She has been a majorette for one
year and Head-Majorette in her 4A
term.
Having often received city-wide
publicity for outstanding baton
twirling, Johnnie was the first Tech
girl to receive a medal for this
Sft.
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Curley black hair, romantic brown
eyes, a perpetual smile, and a sin-
cere friendly wink, helped Doyle
Hart receive the.honor of being
chosen january '42's Most Handsome
Boy.
Short in stature and lively as a
fox, Doyle has been an outstanding
cheerleader.
His charming personality is un-
excelled and has won him popularity
with the entire student body. He is
also a member of the Senior Hi-Y.
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Beautiful to look at, charming
company, with celestial blue eyes,
lovely brunette hair, and a sweet
personality---what more could one
ask of this year's Most Beautiful
Girl, Geraldine Le Pori?
This little French maid is a
leading member of the National Honor
Society, having been secretary of
this organization forthe past term.
She has received two Linz. awards.
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The seniors' unanimous vote
clearly showed who is Best All-
Around Boyixxthe January '42 class.
Football captain Douglas Coppinger
took the honor with his personality
and winning smile.
As Sports Editor of the Tech
Talk, he proved himself to be an
A-1 journalist as well as an A-1
sport.
Douglas isalso an honor student,
having received three Linz awards.
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Martha jo Mashburn's being chosen
Most Popular Girl by fellow senior
class members. This sparkling, ra-
diant smile has greeted all of
Martha's acquaintances and won her
innumerable friends.
The band claimed Margha as their
Queen in the spring of '41. She has
been social chairman of the 4A
class as well as an active member
of the Tech Talk Staff.
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Tall Stanley Howard, Tech's Most
Popular Boy, towers 6 feet,3 inches
in height. With a pleasing humor,
this ash-blonde Wolf has held the
title of president of the 4A class.
He has been a most active member
of the Senior Hi-Y Club and has
been ready, willing, and able to
assist his fellow students in any
way possible whenever called upon.
A leader in all activities,
Stanley might truly be called
'Tech's Most Popular Boy'.
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Pottery Art Club
Red Cross
Allensworth, Raymond
4 Year Certificate
Traffic Club
Officer in Band
Diamond Disc.
Barham, Elaine
Junior Red Cross
Girl Reserves
Bartlett, Fred
Track Team '41
Batchelor, Leon
Football
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Good Scholarship
Wolf Pack Staff
Beck, Bonita Beatrice
Good Scholarship Club
Teck Talk Staff
Wolf Pack Staff.
Red Cross Member
Betz, James O.
American Eagle
Birdwell, Billie Burke
Linz Award
Girl Reserves
Junior Historians
Good Scholarship Club
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Football
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Guard Captain .
Sports Editor of Wolf Pack
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President, Tech Historical
Chorus
Britt, Helen Elizabeth
S. G. A.
Junior Red Cross
Cafeteria Management
Brown, Dorothy Marie
Pep Squad '46-'41
Cannercial Art Club
S. G. A. '41
Good Scholarship Club
Brown, Katherine Eloise
Pep Squad '38 'as '40
Art Pottery '39-'40
Good Scholarship Club
Brown, Samuel K.
Guard
Good Scholarship Club
Buchanan, Mildred
Secretary of 4A Home Room
Pottery Art Club
Cmnnercial Art Club
Buccola, Johnnie
Majorette '40 '41
Head Majorette '41 '42
Best All Round Girl
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Ass't Editor-in-Chief Wolf Pack
National Honor Society
Latin Club and Tournament
Linz Pins
Burns, Lela Marle
Wolf Pack Staff
Tech Talk Staff
Good Scholarship Club
Volley Ball Champs '41
Red Cross Member
Campbell, Patsy Juanita
Drum Major '40
Cheerleader '41
Girl Reserves
Secretary 4B Home Room
S. G. A.
Carver, George Wesley
Good Scholarship Club
Guard
S. G. A.
Shop Editor, Tech Talk
Carter, Jack Bernard
Football
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Casebier, Billie Jo.
Charles, Sheldon
Choate, Ben Tom
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Classe, Joe
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Cline, Rose Mary
Good Scholarship Club
Junior Red Cross
Apprentice Training Club
Coke, Joe
4 Year Certificate
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Foreman Club
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Collins, Mary Lee
Cafeteria Management Club
Good Scholarship Club
Collins, Cliff, Jr.
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Tech Talk Staff
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Editor Wolf Pack
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Linz Pins
National Honor Society
Girl Reserve
Crawford, Betty Jo
Good Scholarship Club
Red Cross Member
Crawford, Eugene
Guard '40
Asst. Guard Captain '40
Guard Captain '41
S. G. A.
Good Scholarship Club
Crawford, Bruce Wayne
Guard
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Good Scholarshig Club
Cannercial Art lub
Creech, James Preston
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Wolf Pack Staff
Crume, Ralph
Wolf Pack Staff
Band Officer
Senior Hi-Y
Linz Award
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Currey, Geneva Faye
Good Scholarship Club
Junior Red Cross
Pottery Art Club
Davis, Georgia B.
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Pottery Art Club
Good Scholarship
Davis, Robert
Tech Talk Staff
R. O. T. C.
S. G. A.
Good Scholarship Club
Eckstein, Laurette
National Honor Society
Award
Scholarship Club
Eitle, Leonard
E005 Scholarship Club
Wolf Pack Staff
S. G. A.
Tech Talk Staff
Elder, James Oliver
Hi-Y
Diamond Disc.
Good Scholarship Club
Band Officer
Athletics
Epps, Howard M.
R. O. T. C.
A Good Scholarship Club
Flores, Mike
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Foster, James H.
Linz Award
Good Scholarship Club
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National Honor Society
Rifle Team
Good Scholarship Club
Diamond Disc.
First Lt. R. O. T. C.
Linz Pin
Gallatin, lone
Art-Pottery Club
Tech Talk Staff
Gagliardo, A. G.
Assist. Guard Capt.
Gearhart, Myrtle
Gilbert, Frank
Crack Canpany '38 '39 '40
Crack Platoon '40
Rifle Team '38 '39
R. 0. T. C.
Military Chorus
Gill, Elmer
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Goswich, Oliver Young, Jr.
Halbert, Donald
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Hawkins, Margaret
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Historical Museum Club Secretary
Tech Talk Staff
Henry, Fred
Henry, Wanda Jean
Tech Talk Staff
Wolf Pack Staff
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Hilton, Joe
National Honor Society
Linz Pin
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Hitchcock, Dorothy
Howard, Stanley
Hrabal, J. B.
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Strength Club
Hyde, Junita
S. G. A.
Tech Talk Staff
Junior Red Cross
January, Benny
Rifle Team '39 '40 '41
Golf Team '40 '41
School Play '41
Wolf Pack Staff
Best Drilled Cadet '41
Johnson, Roma
Good Scholarship Club
Tech Talk Staff
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Lemons, Paula
Drum Major '40
Pep Squad Mgr. ' 41.
Social Chairman Girl Reserves
Tech Talk Staff
S. G. A.
Lepori, Geraldine
Secretary National Honor Society
Linz Pin Awards
Wolf Pack Staff
S. G. A.
Lindsey, Avyoline
Nat ional Honor Society
S. G. A.
Cheerleader
Linz Pin
Good Scholarship Club
Litton, Perry
Luna, Jack
R. 0. T. C.
School Play
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Mashburn, Martha Jo
Band Queen '41
Social Chairman 4A
Sec'y. Girl Reserves '40 '41
Tech Talk Staff
Wolf Pack Staff
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Good Scholarship Club
Morale, Nick
Guard
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Morin, Rudy
Conmercial Art Club
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Morris, Ella Rose
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Nelson, Evelyn Sue
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Ogden, George
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Phillips, Dorothy
Phillips, Jimmie
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Deans Messenger
Good Scholarship Club
Pickett, Harold
Good Scholarship Club
Guard
Baseball Mgr. '41
Ramey, Maggie Jo
Tennis Club
Volley Ball Champs '41
Good Scholarship Club
Raney, Kathryn Elizabeth
Good Scholarship Club
Chorus
Safety Contest
Tech Talk Staff
S. G. A.
Rawlins, Adda
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Junior Red Cross
Pottery Art Club
Wolf Pack Staff
Redding, Allen C., Jr.
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Rivers, Ruth
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Roach, Bernice
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Rust, Fredna
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Tech Talk Staff
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Comnercial Art Club
Wigley, James
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Mary Ann Baack
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Blanche Coomes
Gloria Coppinger
R. L. Corley
Valois Crain
H. L. Darlington
Norma Jean Davis
Billie Fae Deavers
Gwendolyn Dodd
Winiford Edwards
Betty Jane Enerson
Lucille Frels
Jack Fulcher
Warren Elliott
Joe Garcia
Kenneth Gardner
Mary Louise Geer
Retta Gouger
Dorothy Gray
Bertha Griffin
Betty Grubbs
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Orin Hackett
Avis Hadden
Jean Ruth Hafter
Dale Halbert
Jimmie Hall
Charles Haenisch
Tom Hamilton
Jack Harwood
Sybil-Hawkins
Jack Herron
J. C. Higgins
Joyce Hinson
Ernestine Holmes
Louis-Hopkins
Bee Delle Hoops
Shirley Holtz
Betty Jane Huddleston
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Frances Jean Ivy
Evelyn Jacobs
Kathryn Jessup
Alene Jones
Anna Mae Jones
Billy Kiker
Harold Kaker
James King
Gilbert Kirk
Bob Krutelek
Martha Lamb
Helen Lambert
Hazel Ledford
Louise Lindsey
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Betty Lyon
Kenneth Mahaffey
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Truman Mitchell
Lupe Montero
Murrell Montgomery
Charlie Morre
Harvey Morris
Vernon Ray Neal
Dorothy Nelson
Frances Owens
Homer Penn
Mary Louise Perez
Vi ctor Phelps
Margie Philbrick
Doris Prater
Doris Price
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How rd Pyland
Juanita Ragsdale
Genevieve Raspante
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Rosemary Rosales
Mary Ruth Roden
Frances Robinowitz
Taylor Reagan
Charles Reid
Dixie Richards
Hope Salisbury
Dan Sanderford
Mike Shannon
Joyce Stevens
Enoch Salas
Charlene Smith
Lurline Smith
Mary Louise Smi
Roy Smith
Joyce Spence
Jackie Stansel
Roscoe Stevens
Lois Stevens
Alice Stovall
Dwight Strain
Weldon Strickland
John Sturgess
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Annette Tarter
Eileen Ferrell
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Bob Thompson
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Alma Jo Tomlin
Junius Tuley
Billie Ruth Vaughn
Jim Ed Vermillion
Margaret Ware
Jack Lee Ward
Betty Watson
Betty Weedner
Gloria White
Norma Jean Wideman
Dorothy Willeford
Betty Williamson
Fanny Belle Williamson
Luther Wilson
Marianne Wiseman
J. B. Wolf
Ursie Lee Womack
Imogene Wood
Esther Mae Woodall
Sherrill Woodall
Thomas Woodall
Betty Woody
Ernest Worley
Thomas Worthy
,Anita Mae Yehl
Luther York
Doris Zink
BOYS
Marvin Alexander
Edward Barbee
Richard Barker
Ralph Barnes
Pete Bateman
Raleigh Blakley
Harold Box
Billy Bronson
Jayfus Brown
Leonard Carrigan
James Cosby
Max Chamberlain
Earl Collier
Jack Cowart
Julian Dodson
Lillard Dunagan
Winford Edwards
George Franklin
Kenneth Gardiner
Ceronimo Gonzales
Joe Gutierrez
Verner Lee Guttery
James Hayes
Tom Hearn
Paul Hendrick
Bob Hill
Wayne Hood
Thomas Hooper
John Huff
Roy Hughes
Sidney Johnson
James Jones
Richard,Kilody
T. L. Leatherman
Dwaine Lee
Jack Lee .
Harold Mack'
Jimmy Marshall
Irwin Martin
Frederick McAllister
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Everett Miller
J. C. Miller
Victor Miranda
Lewis Moore
Billy Morris'
George Olsen
JOhdx0wen
Rupert Parson
Donald Pearson
Dwane Phillips
Billy Pipes
Edward Page
Franklin eavis
Jack Reid
Leslie Ridge
James Robinson
Tanny Ross'
Jerry Alvin Rowan
Bob Sailors
LeRoy Sanford
Stephen Sarvis
James Scheurman
Dick Schiebel
Jerry Slovacek
Alfred Sorrell
Alvin Standifer
Thomas Evans Thomas
Bert Thompson
S. J. Verner
Walter Volkman
Lamon Walker
Paul Edsel Waller
Jack Warren
Harold Watkins
Jim Welch
Seth Wells
Donald Wharton
Carl Lee Wheless
Eugene Ralph White
Otis White
Wesley White
Glen Willey
Carrol Willis
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Richard Wilson
Albert Zahn
Travis Zuber
GIRLS
Esther Barron
Juanita Branch
Thelma Joe Clarkson
Mercie Lou Code
Dorothy Cox
Ruth Crober
Norma Dagnal
Christine Fazzio
Maurice Graf
Frances Guy
Earline Hmunond
Jane Harris
Hesta Higdon
Mildred Hope
Lillian Leatherman
Antionette Linthic
Kathryne Mathew
Pauline Medley
Rosamond Mitchell
Lydia Olague
Gloria Ranft
Betty Raynor
Margie Reed
Nell Reeves
Imogene Reynold
Wanda Sides
Georgia Mae Simmons
Elaine Rosewin Smith
Grace Smith
Ruby Lee Spriesterbach
Betty Stokes
Juanita Van Zandt
Barbara Jean Wade
June Wight .
Marguerette Winsor
Velma Wright
A A -BAND-
'First Row: Everett Bosher, Rupert Parsons, Monroe Neff,
George Little, Billy La Roache, Roy Johnson, Don Waller,
Donald Pearson, Roy Smith, Edgar Whitley, Bob Thompson,
Frenton Smith, Darwin Fendley, Jayfus Brown.,
Second Rowf Robert Ferguson, J. P. Barber, Louis Hopkins,
Jack Ward, Virgil Carlson, Ray Johnson, Roy Daugherty, An-
drew Knight, Mike Hernandez, Robert Todd, Ralph Crume, Har-
vey Morris.
Third Row: Roy Walker, Joe Nettles, Bob Kelley, Bill Kiker,
Jerry Parker, Albert Olivias, Ross Powell, Johnnie Cobble,
J. W. Hamilton, Jessie Hernandez, F. A. Wooten, Billy J.
Blanton, Otto Morris.
Fourth Row: Albert Mason, Russell Mayben, Roscoe Stephens,
Sherl McCleland, Jim Brandenburg, Billy Burnard, George
Cobbs, Paul Waller, Fred Wilson, Howell Thompson, P. J. Col-
letti, John Konderla. Fifth Row: John Bullard, Richard Bacon
Ray Allensworth.
LIBRARY COUNCIL y
Mary Low Ledbetter, Alma Sloan, Emogene Starkey, Eula Belle
Casey, Mary Catherine Cook, Loyce Spangles, Fay Williams,
Tom Hamilton, Woodrow Peck, C. W. Holcomb, Wayne Steele,
Charles Van Dusen, J. L. Wilson, Walter Richardson, Mrs.
Walraven, Joanna Myers, Seated: Billie Jo Hancock, Jo Fay
Parr, Hope Salisbury, Ernestine Holmes, Retta Mae Gouger,
Lois Jane Minter, Antoinette Linthicum.
JUNIGR HISTORIANS
First Row: Mary Ruth Stephens, Louise Manellis, Jack B.
Bounds, Billie B.3irdwell, Hazel Crabtree, Onte Smith, Mamie
Wells. Second Row: Mary Ulmer, Anna Margaret Ferguson, Avis
Hadden, Angelina Morales, RomafBall, Alma Newton, Evelyn
Seale. Third Row: Norma McGuire, Joyce Mackey, Joe Drake,
Billy Burnett, Katherine Mater, Jane Thorp, Fourth Row: Rob-
ert Ferguson, Dorothy Cox, Evelyn Jacobs, Wallace Ashwood,
Gloria Ranft, Bernard Barnes, Billie Faye Deavers, Robert
Johnson.
COMMERCIAL ART CLUB
First Row: Alice McCormick, Second Row: Louise Millis, Joyce
Mackey, Joyce Hinson, Rebecca Hayden, Mary Louise Geer.
Third Rouu BettyNell Strong, Patti Robertson, Opal Allison,
Georgia French, Sue Nelson. Fourth Row: Billie Faye Deevers,
Patsy Lott, Jo Ann Hopson, Allen Frankley, Jimmy Baker,
Norma McGuire, Mr. Kadel, instructor. Fifth Row: Gabriel
Macias, Leon Greenberg, Jessie Stevenson, Evelyn Jacobs,
Marguerite Sanders, Jack Stoughton, Bill Melaun, Jimmy Mar-
shall, Jodene Bgans Ruth Williams.
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S E N I 0 H H I - Y
officers: M. T. Green, Sponsorg Luther H. Wilson, President, Wyman Bass, Vice-
PresidentgChas.Jack Argovitz, Secretaryklkeasurerg Donald HaI5ert,wSergeant-
at-Arms. First Row: Luther H. Wilson, Wyman Bass, Chas. Jack Argovitz, Donald
'Halbert, Thomas Bostic, Jimmie Elder. Second Row: Jack McCallum, Ralph Crume,
Allen Redding, Bob Sailors, LaMarr Bentley, Jerry Slovacek. Third Row: Charlie
Miller, James Creech, Billy Carder, Billy Woodley, Jack Rolls, Lawrence Car-
son, Glenn Clark, Douglas Coppinger, James Jackson. Fourth Row: Lawrence Ag-
Euirre, Jack Walker, Edward Reeves, R. L. Corley, Horace Hudspeth, Mr. M. Y.
reen, 1Sponsorl. Fifth Row: Hoyt E. Williams, Harold Parker, A. M. Stevens,
Zach Thompson, Herman Balkaz Last Row: Gilbert Kirk, Stanley Howardi Those not
pictured: Frede McAlister, Billy Vincent, Raleigh Blakely.
W, n Y A YYY'
ART POTTERY
Front Row: Charline Wills, Ann Smith, Mary Ulmer, Irene Al-
bright, Forest Call Buzon, Betty Earl Radich, Doris Price,
Billie Jo Casebier. Second Row: Carmen Franco, Katherine'
Porter, Murrel Montgomery, Mary Lou Todora, Doris Perry,
Ruby Kinnard, Angeline Murale. Third Row: Hazel Stoughton,
Laura Lee Davis, Georgia Davis, Doris Deaton, Geneva Litte--
gage, Gloria Hilton, Jayce Crownover. Fourth Row: Marjie
h1lbrick,Clara Romas. Fifth Row: Adda Rawlins, Dorothy Jo
Clayton, Norma Dagnal, Jodine Brans.
DEAlV'S HELPERS
First Row: Hazel Ledford, Second Row: Frank Seaman, Gerald
Southern, Lloyd Harrison, Jack Hackett, Third Row: Olen
Weaver, George Conner, Chester Kitchens, Thomas McLeod.
Fourth Row: Geraldine Le Pori, Johnie Smith, Jr., Jerry
Mitchell, Elvislanh Frank Monchief. Fifth Row: Harold Kaker,
Herbert Chapman, Billy Mustain, Owen Scruggs, Dwaine Lee.
Sixth Row: Bob Rogers.
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G I R L R E.S E R V E S
First Row: Mary Ulmer, Katherine Gilbert, Dolly Sue Porter, Sue Nelson, Patsy
Gampbell, Eaula Lemons, Marine Hearn, Virginia Tipton, Mary Louise Geer. Sec-
ond Row: Lillian King, Winona Stewart, Norma McGuire, Leona Ellis, Betny Lou-
Hinman, Jackie Stansel, Anne Smith, Evelyn Seale. Third Row: Sybil Hawkins,
LaQelle Shaer, Anna Margaret Ferguson, Billie Jo Hancock, Pattie Robinson, Jo
Fay Parr, Melha-Curtis, Joanna Myers, Eislyn Alyggs, Blanche Coames. Fourth
Row: Imogene Wyatt, Wanda Landrum, Frances Nowlin, FayWilliams, Frieda Galipp,
Alma Newton, Anita Yehle, Loraine Garison. Fifth Raw: Billie Burke Birdwell,
Avyoline Lindsey, Betty'Watson, Aileen Ray.
CAMERA CLUB
First Row: Darwin Fendly, Malacki Shuppel, Avis Hadden,Will-
iam Jones, Second Row: Sherl McLeland, Sec-Treas., Olen
Cooksey, Marshall Heflin, Ralph Zeaman, Dewey Harris, Tech-
nical Adviser, Marlen Tanner. Third Row: George Marshall,
vice-president, Tommy Joe Peacock, John Konderla, President.
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
First Row: Lois Cordell, Joyce Spence, Fredna Rust, Geral-
dine Le Pori, Eva Lopezy Aleen Jones, Joyce Alexander. Sec-
one Row: Joe Hilton, Laurette Eckstein, Charlene Smith,
Lucille FrelS, Frances Robinowitz, Dixie Richards, Marion
Summar. Third Row: Miss McEvoy, sponsor, Norma Jean Davis,
Billie Faye Deavers, Gloria Rahnt, Johnnie Malm, Louise
Lindsey, Billy Rae Fuller. Fourth Row: Billy Burnett, Kath-
erine Nater, Ella Rose Morris, Jerry Rowan, Jack Lee Ward.
Fifth Row: Harold Parker, Charles Reid, Charles MCK001.
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Front: Margie Philbrick, Secretary, and Mr. Bryant, SPOHSOT-
Bach: Dick Schiebel, Presidentg Lawrence Carson, V1ce-Pres-
ident, and Eugene Crawford, Safety COmm1SS1OHGT- Jack
Stansel, not pictured, is Treasurer.
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STAFF
Lt. Col. Robert K. Pendergrass Major Benny January
Captain Richard Barker Captain H. L. Darlington
Captain Homer Penn Captain Allen Redding
RIFLE TEAM
First Row: Capt. Richard Barkerg First Lt. James Creechg
Capt. Homer Penng Second Lt. Ernest Worleyg Second Lt. Mike
Shannon. Second Row: Major Benny Januaryg First Sgt. Eugene
Nejtekg First Lt. Herman Balkag Capt. James Jonesg Second
Lt. Dale Halbertg Capt. H. L. Darlington. Third Row: Second
Lt. David Hurstg First Lt. George Fridrick, Sgt. Bob Schoen-
steing Sgt. Gilbert Martinezg Col Pendergrass.
COHPAIIYA .
First Row: Capt. Jack Herron, ISL Lt. James Creech, ist Lt. Charles Haenisch, znd. Lt.Mike
Shannon. Second Row: Sgt. Ed Mongaras, Sgt. Joe Classe. Third Row: Sgt. Fred Brown, Sgt.
Leslie Mullenix, Capt. Dewey Harris, Sgt. James Turnage, Capt. Davis Wyse, Sgt. Thomas
Glvos. Sgt. Floyd Humphries, Sgt. Virgil Conine. Fourth Row: Sgt. Maj. Charles Quiram,
Lynwood Butler, Gene Robinson, Warren Stoysdill, Jerry Miller, Howard Potter, Dewayn Pear-
son. Fifth Row: Sq. Sgt. Jack Warren, Oneismo Hernandez, Wiltor Sawyer, Billy Velton, Jack
Hinton, Manuel De Leon, William Corter. Sixth Row: 1st Sgt. Floyd Whitsett, Fred Raybone,
T. L. Holder, Frederick Ward, Richard Spotswood, Arthur Ashner, Rudy Touvor. Seventh Row:
Robert Gonzales, James York, Aubry Smith, Robert Green, Herbert Mitchell, Harold Stein-
hrough. Eighth Row: Charles Cole, Leslie Brian, Edward Loyano, John Hodge, Lionel McCouell,
Arthur Green. Ninth Row: William Robinson, Billy Hilborn, Billy Tarent, Loyd Parr, Marice
Charles.
C 0 H P A N Y B
Officers: ist Lt. George Fridrick, 2nd Lt. David nurst, 2nd Lt. Leland Weldon. First Row:
Sgt. Haskell Adams, Sgt. Felix Morris, Sgt. Jack Rolls, Sgt. Bob Schoenstein. Second Row:
Corp. Rudolf Lofman, Sgt. Billy Brinker, Corp. Don Bradley, Sgt. Tom McGrath, Sgt. Otis
Orsburn, Sgt. John Huff. Third Row: Staff Sgt. Marshall Heflin, Pvt. Harold Cullen, Pvt.
Robert Redmond, Pvt. Gene Hamilton, Pvt. Elden Chambers, Pvt.Bill Hall, Pvt. Kearney Will-
iams. Fourth Row: Pvt. Kenneth Mohoffey, Pvt. James Smith, Pvt. Murray Dantzler, Pvt. James
Bramhall, Pvt. Clyde Butler, Pvt. Ross Hatcher, Pvt. Jimmy McCullough. Fifth Raw: Master
Sgt. Claude Pruitt, Pvt. Leland Parker, Pvt. Arthur Harton, Pvt. Fred Ashley, Pvt. Ralph
Duncan, Pvt. Erskine McCants, Pvt. Marney Perry. Sixth Row: Pvt. Clifford Johnston, Pvt.
Donald Baker, Pvt. R. L. Hanks, Edgar Gllison, Billy Matula, W. C. Horn, Billy Maxwell.
Seventh Row: Pvt. Lloyd Humphries, Pvt. John Brown, Pvt. James Tonn, Pvt. Johnny Garcia
Pvt. Billy Jones, Pvt.Arthur Clement. Eighth Row: Corp. Charles Brecht, Corp. Oscar Smith,
Pvt. Eugene Louis, Pvt. Robert Kelley, Corp. Jack Connor, Corp. Thomas Woodall, Pvt. J. C.
Ross, Pvt. Jim Barnett. Not pzctured: Pvt. J. W. Coffman, Sgt. Emanuel Browder, 1st Sgt.
David L. Cole, Pvt. Clyde Pannell.
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Capt. Homer Penn, Capt. H. L. Darlington, ist Lt. Charles Ried, 2nd Lt. Gerhardt Schulz,
2nd Lt. Donald Wharton. First Row: Howard McGuffy, Dan Hunter, Cruz Benivedez, QQgNWiCker,
R. D. Hodges, A. B. Montford,-Jack Crozier. Second Raw: James Hayes,
George Satchell, Thomas Harper, Albert Sissom, Jimmie Lowry, Winford Milburn, Wayne Steele
Charles Ray, Pete SheIITMThfFd Row: Larry Smith, Gus Velasco, obert Hill, Thomas Swindle,
'Ralph McLean, Robert Grimes, Lloyd Harrison, Fourth Row: George unt',"'Carl Styles, Thomas
Harper, Robert Noble, Walton Standifer, Jack Hackett, Robert Smith, Jimmie Wertz. Fifth
Row: Edwin Moore, George Salmon, Hester Sanders, Roy Hackett, David Miller, Max Gardner,
Earl Perry,Billy Hodges. Sixth.Row: Carl Tanner, Walter Richardson, Archy Hall, Eugene
Fredericks, Kenneth Webb, Clyde Millican. Seventh Row: JoeWolfe, Bob rannon, Charles Ray,
Arthur Stovall, Everett Perry. Eighth Raw: Gilbert Martinez, Paul M , Billy Mix, Tommy
Richardson, Ernest Robbotti, Zan Joe Gray, Donald Baker, John Stur - V
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C 0 H P A N Y E
Officers: Captain S rrill Woodall, 1st Lt. Herman Balka, znd Lt. Ed ar Harrison, 2nd Lt.
J. B. Wolfe, 2nd Lt. Earnestmwor ey, znd Lt. Charles Van Dusen. Firs aw: errill Wood
Eil. Leslie Britton, MaxAWilliamson, Jack Sutton, Paul Villars, Fred Schaerdel,'BeiWShep-
ard, Alfred Armstrong. Second Row: Edgar Harrison, Goerge Lazich, James Parks, Billy Dun
can, Tommy Peacock, Wayne Christopher, Jack Harris, Lloyd Richardson. Third Row? J. W.
Robinson, Frank Loerwald, John Stafford, Marion Hampton, Horbil Yanack, Benny Ogatto,
David Oswald, Billy-JonBarLon. Fourth Row: J. B. Wolfe, William Powers, Gene Richards,
CarrolwCook, R. C. Marshall, Charles Storey, Billy,Qarder, Gus Truett. Fifth Raw: Ted Can-
up, Eugene Johnson, Joe Giles, R. W. Armstrong, D. R. Blackman, Jimmy Champion, Robert
Davis. Sixth Row: Billy Barker, KEnne11FfHai6liff, Tommy York, Michael Hunondy, Buddy Har-
ris, Jack Fowler, Jach Woods, Herman Balka. Other men are: Robert Bendorf, Autry Bardin,
Leonard Jones, Joe Carter, George Chesive Mitchel Epps, Marvin Gann, Jack Giles Albert
Harrison, Frank Jackson, B. T. Laieler, Joe Pollinji, Bobby Saunders, Charles Stevens,
Charles Van Husen, Millard Hawkins, Earl Gilbert, Donald Watts. ' H
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First,Row: Sgt. Donald Neff, Capt. James Jones Lt. Dale Halbert, Sgt. Jack Gilbert, Lt.
Stanley Howard, Harold Strucely. Second Row: floward Coursey, Odell Belew, Jack Vaughn,
Julian Strucely, Boyce Cayce. Third Row: Ernest Busby, John Lewis, Joe Wolfe, Edward
Trott, Buddy Wesson, BillySanford. Fourth Row: Marvin Danneman, Jimmy Mousner, Kay Wisen-
hundt, Billy Milligan, Billy Plunk, Robert Hughes. Fifth Row: John Thitworth, Charles
Tarwater, Harold Box, James Harper, Paul Davis, Gordon Dorris. Sixth Row: Billy Nelson,
Luke Catina, Buddy Barbee, Donald Lindstrom, A. L. Conway, Clyde Ribb. Seventh Row: James
Shue, .Jack Woolridge, George Packwood, -Eugene Kyser, John McNeely, Leon Harris. Eighth
Raw: Bobby Ladera, James Purdy, Bill Gilliandf Richard Eisoman Bill Pitts, Abner Beding-
field. Ninth Row: Leon Sebastian, Jarland Gilarease, Kenneth Bishop, Esco Lenoir, Ralph
Lemen, Paul Mitchell. Tenth Row: Jimmy Hall, Billy Hunter, Frank Gilbert, Sgt. Billy Til-
son, Bill Tucker, LeonYBurgess. Eleventh Row: Johnnie Russel, 1st Sgt. Eugene Nytek, Ad-
miral Allen, Jack Higgs.
GUARDS
First Row: Alfred Sorrell, Jack Argo, William Joseph, Bill
McCann, Thad Yarbrough. Second Row: Eugene Crawford, Jimmie
Baker, La Marr Bentley, Jack Walker, Thomas Cole. Third Row:
Luther Wilson, Donald Halbert, James Scheuerman, Warren El-
liott, A. G. Gagliardo. NCenterU: Col. William Pendergrass,
Eyes like
Hair like
Teeth like
Figure like
Looks like
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Personality like
Knowledge like
Smile like
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Wanda Jean Henry
Juanita Hyde
Avyoline Lindsey
Mildred Buchanan
Jane Tharp
Catherine Varcasia
Elaine Barham
Lauretta Eckstein
Roma Johnson
Sportsmanship like Billie Burke Birdwell
Complexion like
Lillian King
Dancing ability like Patsy Campbell
Eyes like
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Appearance like
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Allen Redding
James Foster
Paul White
Clarence Weir
Perry Litton
Eugene McCratic
Jack Walker
Robert Pendergrass
Hollis Patton
Leon Batchelor
Robert Todd
James Creech
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AMONG THE OUTSTANDING
BOYS GIRLS
Most Popular Stanley Howard Most Popular Martha Jo Mashburn
Best Looking Doyle Hart Prettiest Gerldine LePori
Best Sport Edward Reeves Best School Citizen Fredna Rust
Best All Around Douglas Coppinger Best All Around Johnnie Buccola
Wittiest Ralph Crume Best Dressed Paula Lemons
Best Dressed Donald Halbert Wittiest Billy Burk Birdwell
Most Reliable Harold Parker Quietest Betty Jo Crawford
Best School Citizen Benny January Most Reliable Joyce Spangle
Best Dancer Billy Woodley Best Personality Lela Marie Burns
Peppiest Cliff Collins Most Likely To Succeed Lois Cordell
Most Likely to Succeed George Fridrich Best Dancer Maggie Joe Ramey
Best Athlete Jack Carter Chatterbox Ruth Witt
Chatterbox Robert Davis Best Figure Bonita Beck
Best Personality
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Jimmy Wertz
James Wigley
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Sue Nelson
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Avyoline Lindsey Howell Thompson
Patsy Campbell Doyle Hart
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Front Row: Dickie Watson, Manager. Second Row: Bobby Rogers
Winford Edwards, Dick Schiebel, Tom Hamilton, Pete Bateman,
Joe Ramos, Joe Molina. Third Row: Assistant Coach Lancaster,
Burton Rollins, Wyman Bass, Coach Hayes, George Owens.
First Row: Jack Carter, tri-captain, Ddiglgs Coppinger, tri-
captaing Leon Batchelfor, tri-captain. Second Rowg James Day,
Gene Davis, Carl Sharp, W. L. Brignon, Lawrence Aguirre, C.
W. Gray, William Garrett, Pete Bateman, Edgar Harrison, Jack
Rice, P. W. Fite, coach, Edward Reeves, mgr. Third Row: Mel-
ton Owen, asst. coach., Walter Hickman, Edward Mims, Leland
Stowe, Verner Lee Guttery, George Fischi, Lloyd Long, Joe
McGowan, James King, Lawrence Carson. Fourth Row: Fred
Grimes, J. D. Wright, Zach Thompson, Gilbert Kirk, Reaford
Black, Harold Watkins, Raleigh Blakely, Dilly Boyd.
PEP .SQUAD A
First Row: Majorettes and Managers: Paula Lemmons, Billie Ruth Vaughn, Jeane
Fenn, Catherine Varcasia, Johnnie Buccola, Sue Nelson. Second Row: Leqnai
Ellis, Marianna Pittman,'RnQy Boyd, Anna Mae Jones, Wanda Landrum, Betty Jean
Bonrland, Martha Romero, Pauline Manicchia, Genevieve Paspante, Katherine Por-
ter, Lois Stevens, Third Row: Lorene Hutson, Joan Perry,SMaggie,BndersQp, An-
gelina Hernandez, Joyce Chaney, Ozelle,Uckert, Ruth Ne mith, Mildred Hoge,
loria Webb, Patricia Watkins, Fod??h Row: Alice Stovall, Gwynd6TR5sU5EK50H,
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Dorothy Kelsey, Loring Bryant. Fifth Raw: Anita Hanes, Nan Mankin, Edith
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Ruth Ludwick. Sixth Row: Pauline Ramirez, Paula Hernandez, LaDelle,Skae:,
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Billie Birdwell
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