North Dallas High School - Viking Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1947 volume:

UA S Qg fv Q A X azz 'S 41 1: N0 N I 6' .2-L. Q? U3 1 0 0 X ef Ex .figfzia LZXWWHX f7 77? W F Wigim 7947 9 it it it it iff Each star on the cover of the l947 VlKlNG is symbolic of a lustrum or five-year period. The five lustra represent twenty-five years of stellar achievement. But these stars mean more to North Dallas than mere records and memories of the past. They symbolize the North Star, the goal and ambition of each graduating class. The principles of this star, exemplified by the five cardinal virtues of loyalty, ambition, courage, deter- mination, and faith, have been upheld by every class, and the star itself has been handed down from each class president to the next in a traditional ceremony. Thus these five lustra not only shine for twenty- five years of past achievement, but also project the ideals of North Dallas into a future fraught with promise. Allen, lohn H. Allen, Roy A. B. Anderson, Arlis K. Bales, Keith C. Barber, limmy Barnes, William S. Bates, Ralph Baxter, Phil K. Berkley, Robert D. Blasinqame, Howard Bridges, Henry Bruton, Billy Burkart, Charles Burlew, Howard Euqene Cammarata, Sam Campbell, lack Cherry, Tom E. Clesi, Vick Cole, Tom l. Collins, Emmett Compton, lames Conner, Loren Crabb, Vincent Crawford, Billy Crump, Harry Our Heroic Dead Crump, Walter Currie, loe B. Chamberkin, loseph A Deavenport, Gerald Deaver, Clyde Denton, William Dosier, lames Doty, Donald Duff, lames England, Garland Evans, Georqe L. Foster, Robert Ray Gattield, Samuel Garison, Foy Catlin, l. D. Gayley, lim Genarsky, W. K. Hamilton, Lawrence Hampton, Wayne Hart, Donald P. Harvey, Milburn Hawley, Ralph l. Hays, loe Henderson, Art Hobrecht, Forrest in World War II Hollandsworth, T . D. Hunter, Howard Hunter, W. R., lr. lones, Prank Keller, Larry Lamlo, Cecil Lancaster, Charles Lee, Presnall Leverton, George Lusk, Henry Lyons, Gordon Lichenstein, Bernard Mangum, lohn W. Mathis, Claude McCallum, Marshall McCarter, Billy McKinney, Thornton Moore, lames P. Mozley, Warren Neff, Merlin S. O'Beirne, Clarence B. O'Beirne, lack Ogata, Benjamin Peterson, Laurence Porter, Robert Pranger, Mat Probasco, Bill Reynolds, Ray Kenneth Robinson, Leon Robinson, Theodore Roifman, Harold Smartt, loe ' Spence, lohn Spoerl, Alvin Stagner, lohn Stephenson, lohn H. Strasburger, Allen Swain, Billy Taylor, lohnny Trevitt, Roger P. Trout, Dick Turner, George E. Tyree, William Uhl, Robert Wallace, William R. Wallis, Richard Weaver, Frank Young, William H. Zimmerman, W. C. in ,illbemoriam V MISS RUTH JOHSTONE CURTIS 1887 - 1946 V Teacher, developer of character, and students' friend .fbacfiaafiolz In recognition oi their twenty-tive years of tireless and inspirational service to North Dallas I-ligh School, we, the graduating classes of lune '47 and lanuary '48, dedi- cate this Silver lubilee edition of the Viking to Miss Adele Epperson, Miss Eugenie Terry, and Mr. Arthur W. Harris. I MISS EUGENIE TERRY MISS ADELE EPPERSON i I 3 ARTHUR W. HARRIS 5 W. T. WHITE Superinfendent of Dallas Schools Baath uf hucatiuri Dr. David W. Carter, Jr., Presideni' Mrs. W. P. Zumwalf, Vice-President Fred D. Danford W. C. Scurry Dan D. Rogers Avery Mays Mrs. Tracy H. Rutherford E. D. WALKER E. B. COMSTOCK Assisfani Superiniendent in Charge of Assistant Superinfendenf in Charge of Personnel High Schools W. O. PIPES, Principal V 1 a 1 J Department ot Phyacal Educanon Frontlziow B. C. Hays, Rufus Hyole Billye Faye Thompson Doroth Costin Sarah Car: Y , michael, I. R. Williams Earle W. Adkins, C. M Bollinger. Second Row Bertha Taylor, Miriam Grice. STAFF Eugenie Terry, Helen Farless, Fleta Williams, and Mary Lois Nesbit. Not shown: Rachel Foote Department ot Commercial Studies Leora Forehand, Dayle Driver, Geneva Hagerty, H. Y. Witmeyer Department of Mathematics Front row: Pearl Tun- nelle, Pearl Whatley, Eliz- abeth Dice, Nell Lawler, Florence Stewart. Second Row: H. C. Mai- den, E. M, Fulton, Rufus Hyde, Arthur W. Harris. Deloartme-nt oi Fine and Domestic Arts Front Row Ellen Meador, Mabel Daves, Katherine Bradford Second Row Helen Harrison, George Walters Department ot Science Front Row L. H. Baker, Mattie Gray, C. L. Syron Second Row W. I. Morris, I. B. Williams. Department ot Enalish Front Row Minnie Roberts, Rubia Clement, Mary Bertrand, Ruth Pierce. Second Row C. M. Morphis, Myrtle Byrd, Adele Epperson. Department A ot Social Sciences Front Bow Dorothy Gerlach, Mabel Baldwin Ruth Crawford, Marion Murray. Second Row Earle W. Adkins, C. F. Anderson F. E. Norton. Department oi Foreign Languages Imogene Berry, William T. Tarcly, Olatia Crane. Not shown: Erma Griffin. Special Departments Clara Ransome Study Hall Emily Slaughter Study Hall Don E. Matthews Iournalism Natalie Simpson Public Speaking Cleo irish Librarian Harry E. Menezes Military Not Shown: E. R. Greenman, Mechanical Drawing j - Dann 5 Owen' MISS FOOTE Assistant Ioan I-Iilley Mn 29541619 OHM Zipper Student Hwmcil O. Pipes, Charles Chatfield, Iosephine Grace, Barbara Hersh Georqe Spalding, Mrs, Whatley Viking Editors Editor-in-Chief ...... lohn Stone Features ....... Bobby Temple Activities . . . . . loan Russell losephine Grace Administration ..... Dianne Castle Snapshots ...... Charles lngram Senior Section . . Mary Margaret Biggs Virginia Perryman Athletics . . . . Charles Rymes Military . . Sophocles Pappas lolces . . Lady lane Gray Art . . . Betty Woods Nick Puspurica Billy Nobles ' leanne Babke Business . . . . Yvonne Armour lean Upshaw Typing Supervisor . . Mildred Alexander FACULTY SPONSORS Senior Pictures ..... Mary Bertrand Business . . . . . . l-l. C. Maiden Editorial . . . 'William T. Tardy l t Silam KYN It E.. W ii'5,'f.'Q'f,Lle. . -S e G , Ax ti lt 'Q F -llllllt t --- xt X- lla il? 1, ll'-, . 'Mana -..L 25 Years in ln l922, at a cost of SS75U,UUU, the Board of Education opened the doors of North Dallas High School, the fourth nign school in tne city. ln this period of twenty-five years -from the day of the Mapper and the jelly bean to the present age of the bobby-soxer -North Dallas has grown from an enrollment of 794 to over l,4U0 students. ln l922 Warren Harding was president, and the country was in a state of deflation. The latest entertainment was vaudeville or a silent movie featuring the lt girl, Clara Bow, or the romantic lover, Rudolph Valentino. The song at the top of the hit parade was l'm Always Chasing Rainbows, and the new dance step, the Charleston, was becoming the rage. North Dallas of 1922 was considerably different, too, from the North Dallas of today. The building was situated in a cornfield, with one streetcar line within two blocks of the campus, and another running past the east side to S.M.U. The first student body was composed entirely of underclassmen, transfers from Bryan Street High School for the most part. Only half of the building was used during the first semester. At first there were no shades, chairs, or lockers, and classes were continually interrupted by the noise of workmen installing seats in the auditorium. Since Dallas had no summer school, students could repeat a course as many times as they felt that they or the teach- ers could stand it. Even then, lO3 was very popular with many students as an after-school activity. The school motif has always been some symbol per- taining to the North. A magazine no longer published was called The Norther: the Compass, which first appeared in l93O, is the name of the school paper, the annual was named The Viking. The school emblem is the North Star, whose points symbolize loyalty, ambition, courage, faith, and determination. lts presentation to each new senior class was established as a tradition by the first gradu- ating class. North Dallas North Dallas early set the pace for school spirit. A score meant as much as a game: a parade through the business section of town followed each athletic event, and at the downtown theaters spotlights were flashed on the star players. It must be remembered that during the first years there were no lettermen, and so the school was challenged to make a name for itself. The first Dads' Club in the city was organized here in l923. With the organization of the North Dallas R.O.T.C. unit, Colonel Alvin Ousley became the military sponsor. In the first parade, since we had no cadet personnel above the rank of sergeant, officers from Bryan Street High School were used. ln l925 the Bulldog football team won five out of seven games and produced three all-city men, one of them gaining an all-state rank. ln the same year under the direction of the late Miss Ruth Curtis the girls' chorus and boys' glee club staged an operetta entitled The Pennant, a comedy of school life. The year l926 opened with the daring production, Teachers Follies, which featured Egyptian snake dances, hoboes, and belles of 1906. Miss Epperson was the producer, and Cleopatra was portrayed by Miss Dice, with Mr. Baker carrying the royal snake which slew her. l927 found the Bulldogs barely beaten by Oak Cliff High for the city football championship. On December 27 the National Honor Society was established, which remains today one of the school's most important organi- zations. The Pennant, a comedy of school life was produced under direction of Miss Ruth Curtis. The current form of entertainment was going to the Old Mill Theater and listening to the voice of Gene Austin singing such songs as All Alone. .-XlV '- jirt iv A -. JI? t l, N Y ff 4 l' QQ ,, -akin iz S QUQBQRNC Y, S FQ5 Jig? 'QQ 'fs WW .5 ' vi' t K ' Q'-47 2 l ,. r N fi' 0 , ' yo X '-: Mm nn - ,- 'Y X41-' 'R KW V ' Q 'I . tl . 4 t . -ZA ivfiairtta YES StR S1-U55 Mi-ut BREW L ' 4 A '4 jf 'Vvlit 3 'aim 51112 3 A --N A-ff wus eg! 1 fi : X fs : ie ,libylk fi' with 25 Years, in ln 1933 North Dallas won the thrift cup award for the sixth consecutive year, and by 1936 North Dallas tennis teams also had won for the sixth consecutive year the city championship, taking in addition the state girls' doubles championship in 1935. In 1936 for the fifth con- secutive year North Dallas debate teams won the city championship. In 1938, and again in 1941, the boys' debate teams Won the state championship. Out of the six cups offered in the Latin tournament, our students were taking from two to four in every contest. ln the fall came the climax to this winning spree when North Dallas fielded probably the greatest football eleven ever to wear the Orange and White. The '36 team, under coaches Anderson and Hyde, brought back to North Dallas the only city football championship that it has ever attained, winning seven out of eight season games. ln 1939 even bathing beauties came in for their share of the glory when Miss Eleanora Currin had bestowed upon her the title of Miss North Dallas in a contest held at the swimming pool. Miss Currin had also the honor of being the first student to enroll whose parents were both graduates of North Dallas. lt was during this time that O. S. Castlen, who had opened the Cole and Haskell Drug Store in 1932, estab- lished the annual trophy for the most valuable football player, and was made an honorary member of the faculty. F or over fifteen years he has had a smile for every Bulldog and has given strong support to North Dallas. For winning the most points in lnterscholastic League events, North Dallas was awarded the Kiwanis Trophy in 1940, when it was first presented, and again in '4l. lt was in 1940 that the numerical grading system was replaced by the letter system and the twelfth grade added. 1942 marked the beginning of World War ll, and North Dallas students and teachers alike worked to do their part for their country. North Dallas In 1944 the gymnasium rocked to such tunes as Begin the Beguinef' This was the year that the well-known Sheats-to-Dickerson combination was selected for the all- city football team, and Mr. Comstock at one of the games became so excited that he broke his glasses. ln that year, also, North Dallas was chosen by Look Magazine for a pictorial story on typical school life. ln February North Dallas held her famous Service Recognition Program in honor of North Dallas students in the armed forces. When students returned to enroll in North Dallas for the fall term of l945, after a summer which saw the War's end, they found something North Dallas had never before known, a new principal. Mr. Comstock, Mr, North Dal- las, had been promoted, and to fill his place came Mr. W. O. Pipes. All-city lack Carpenter and Bill Hunter led the Bulldogs through one of the most successful football seasons the school had had in years, the schedule ending in a tie with Sunset for second place. ln April of 1946 the school was visited by an evaluation committee, and received a superior rating. The rifle team won the city match, and the shoulder-to-shoulder contest, Bill Stewart firing the highest score ever fired in the history of a Dallas R.O.T.C. unit. The stellar athletic event of the year was the track meet in which Cleburne Price became the high-point man in the state. Although Price was the only participant from North Dallas, his twenty-three points placed the school fourth in the meet. A successful season in every field, the largest gradu- ating class it has ever had, and an impressive anniver- sary celebration marked the school's silver-jubilee year of 1947. Since that opening day of l922, North Dallas has made a name for itself, and has fulfilled its obligation to the individual student and to the community as a whole. North Dallas may well look back with pride on twenty-five years of activity and service. l f, rr- 7. '- ff t ,- W t'fSRE'7f' ,I ll . ., fl, 1 .ye l l 9 923 Li, 1. ,. 'v 1 F NCP' ' Iva- . mlm o 1, ,JI K 2 ' .1 . 'ill , Mlglll .:,' ,L 34260 fvsifig' d O OCGA 'Af' 5 'fQ52gRllI5 mp. jf. - cgsmiom IV-A Class Cfiicers President . . . . . Henry Mobley Vice-President . . . . . Roqer Davis Secretary . . . . . Yvonne Armour 7 f r Agnew, Barbara Ann Birthplace: Sherman, Texas Compass staff. Albach, Walter Carl Birthplace: Denver, Colorado Track: honor roll. Alexander, Helen Mildred Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Delphian Literary Society: Compass co- editor: homeroom president: Linz pins: high honor roll: Everts award: Viking typing supervisor: History Club secretary: Chemistry Club: Interscholastic League es- say contest: tennis: office assist- ant: chorus: assemblies: senior baccalaureate committee. Altizer. Iosephine Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Allied Youth treasurer: National Honor Society: homeroom presi- dent: Linz pins: Student Council: library assistant. Armour. Yvonne Birthplace: Dallas, Texas IVA Class secretary: Student Council secretary: San Souci president: homeroom president, vice-president, and secretary: Dads sweetheart candidate: Au- rora Borealis: Viking business manager: four-year Linz pin: high honor roll: assemblies: Upper Council: lockey Club: Iunior Red Cross: steering committee for 25th anniversary celebration: honor graduate: National Honor Soci- ety: Compass staff: Everts award. Askew, Dan Birthplace: Palestine, Texas B.O.T.C. band: Orange band: CIS- semblies: Linz Bible awards. Aten. Connie Brthplace: Osawatomie, Kansas Compass staff: honor roll, Peri- gon Club: chorus. Attebery, Adelynn Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Olympiads: Iockey Club treasur- er: Student Council: Pan-Ameri- can Student Forum: Compass staff: Art Club: honor roll. Austin. Alma Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Debate Club president: Camera Club: speech tournaments: Bay- lor Degree of Excellence: home- room secretary: assemblies: hon- or roll: National Forensic League: Viking business staff: Compass staff: office attendant: library as- sistant: senior play. Bailey, Barbara Birthplace: Waterloo, Iowa Honor roll: Compass staff. Vi -was Bailey, Kenneth Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Beard, Doris lean Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R-O.T.C. bond: trook: homeroom Compass staff, Viking staff, Sen- treosurer: assembhesz Compass ior Pub staff, honor roll, Delphian staff, parades, Student Council. Bailey, Ruth Lee Birthplace: Dallas, Texas A Capella Choir, assemblies, of- fice assistant. Baker, Rosalie Birthplace: Dallas, Texas History Club, honor roll, speech tournaments chairman, homeroom secretary, Compass staff. rv Barron, Norma Birthplace: Independence, Kansas Delphian treasurer, Iockey Club treasurer, vice-president, Debate Club secretary, treasurer, one-act pity contest, declamation con- tests, homeroom president, Com- pass staff, chorus, office assist- ant, library assistant, assem- blies, Student Council. Bartlett, Frederick L. Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club, Periqon Club, R.O.T.C. Armistice Day parades, honor roll, efficiency company. Literary Society. Bennett, Donald Birthplace: Daisetta, Texas Homeroom president, assemblies, l-year letterman in football, Z- year basketball letterman, Letter- man's Club, track. Bennett, Phyllis Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian Literary Society, Iockey Club. Bible, Iuanell Birthplace: Marble Falls, Texas Home-room program committee. I Biggs, Mary Margaret Birthplace: Allen, Texas National Honor Society, Delphian Literary Society, Viking IVA Class editor, Student Council, Pan-American Student Forum president, vice-president, secre- tary, homeroom vice-president, secretary, tennis team, Chemistry Club, Linz pins, Everts award, honor graduate, honor roll, l- year tennis letterman. Chace, Betty Lou Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chamness. Delores Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Library Assistant. Chapel. Iohn Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Baseball. Charles, Iulea Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pan-American S tu d e nt Forum: Student Council: Delphian Liter- ary Society: chorus: Viking staff: assemblies: thrift assistant. Chattleld, Charles Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Student Council president: Na- tional Honor Society: R.'O. T. C. captain: Camp Dallas company commander: Iunior Rotarian: golf team: Junior Traffic Commission: Silver Iubilee committee: Linz pins: Debate Club: Chemistry Club: honor roll. Clanton, Io Ellen Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian Literary Society: Art Club: Girls' Sports Club: Pan American Student Forum vice- president: homeroom president, treasurer: Student Council: honor roll: Scholastic Art Exhibit: poster exhibits: honorable mention city- wide exhibits. Clophano. Margaret Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Art Club president: four-year Linz pin: homeroom vice-president: honorable mention in Dallas high school art exhibit: KGKO poster exhibit: Scholastic Art exhibit. Clovingor, Betty Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Delphian Liter- ary Society. Collinq. Betty Birthplace: Abilene, Texas Hi-Lites. Clove. Carolyn Birthplace: Corsicana, Texas Chorus: homeroom Viking secre- tary: assemblies: thrift assistant. Collinsworth. Ada lane Birthplace: Plano, Texas Girls' military. A ,. Constantino, Mary Anngflyg, Birthplace: Fort Smithgglpkansas Chemistry Club: Camera Club so- cial chairman: homeroom secre- tary, president: Hi-Lites secretary, president: Viking staff: honor roll: assemblies: Compass staff: Silver lubilee assistant. Copeland. Iames Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club, R.O.T.C. first ser- geant. 1 Cox. Ronald h lace' Mobile Alabama ., A p . . I rigon Club: rifle team: R.O.T.C. ,-' fergeant. 1. YQ li Cruse. Marvin B' ihplacez Dallas, Texas RgO. T. C.: Pan American Club: hlimitz parade: Armistice Day pa- rades: captain: Compass staff: company commander: efficiency company. Cullum, Gordon Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Perigon Club: Chemistry Club vice-president: Camera Club: honor roll: R.O.T.C. captain: com- pany commander: crack com- pany: office assistant: National Honor Society: military parades: homeroom vice-president: Senior Pub editor: Compass staff: sharp- shooter. Curtsinger. Mary Helen Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, home- room secretary: senior play cast: senior assembly: Compass staff: honor roll: Ianuary '47 graduate. Dabney. Charles Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Lt. R.O.T.C. band: homeroom pres- ident: assemblies: football: Camp Dallas: Orange band: solo and ensemble contest: Armistice Day parades: Navy Day parades: Highlander Music Festival: Texas State music contest: Student Council. Davenport, Billy Ioo Birthplace: Dallas, Texas I- , Periqon Club: A Capella Choir: R.O.T.C..technical sergeant: homeroom vice-president: crack company: tennis: Camp Dallas: Viking staff: Armistice Day pa- rades: assemblies: honor roll: rifle team: tennis letterman. Davis. Clinton '- Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Rifle team. Davies, E. I. Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Camera Club: R,O.T.C. Davis, Roger Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Student Council: Allied Youth: R.O.T.C. captain: company com- mander: adjutant: football letter- man: basketball letterman: track: rifle team: vice-president IVA class: Compass staff: Iunior Ro- tarian: assemblies: parades: Camp Dallas. Davis, Roy Dempsey Birthplace: Huntington, Arkansas Cheerleader: Viking staff: Com- pass staff: homeroom vice-presi- dent: R.O.T.C. corporal: parades: library assistant: assemblies: bas- ketball: tennis. Dickman, Maria Catherine Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Periqon Club. Dodson. Bill Birthplace: Albert Lea, Minnesota Letterman's Club: Viking staff: Compass staff: two-year football letterman: homeroom vice-presi- dent, president: track: thrift: as- semblies: honor roll. Donohue, Bobby Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom vice-president: basket- ball letterman: football: Letter- man's Club: assemblies. Doneyhoo, Ioyce Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Office Assistant. Downs. Betty Io Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Lites vice-president: Iockey Club: National Honor Society: Student Council: Linz pin: Linz Bible award: honor roll: coun- selor's assistant: Pan American Student Forum: safety certificate: Red Cross Certificate: senior play cast. Draqna, Angeline Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Girls' Sport Club: Allied Youth Club: Compass staff. Dunlap. Samuel Alexander Birthplace: Clovis, New Mexico Periqon Club: Chemistry Club: R.O.T.C. staff: rifle team: Com- pass staff: Pan American Student Forum. '51 J l a 1 4 i 2 3 3 3 3 3 i 1 x 4 1 - B t .,M,.,J r l l l t I l lt l l l E t l r i i i r l , Eliot, Ierry Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian president and vice- president: Iockey Club vice-presi- dent: Student Council: homeroom president, secretary: candidate for Dads' Club sweetheart: candi- date for most popular girl: Valen- tine princess: Compass staff: honor roll: chorus: assemblies. Enloe, Laura Betty Birthplace: Borger, Texas Hi-Lites: Debate Club: homeroom president. Ensley. Marilyn Birthplace: Lone Oak, Texas Foerster, Donna Birthplace: El Campo, Texas San Souci vice-president: Periqon Club: homeroom thrift fdirector: honor roll. Forbis, Elizabeth Birthplace: Celina, Texas Viking business staff: Compass staff. Foster, Dan Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom vice-president: assem- blies: A Capella Choir: dramat- ics. Givens. Ioyce Birthplace: Wichita Falls, Texas Thalian: A Capella Choir: home- room president, vice-president, and secretary: Dads' Club sweet- heart candidate: Pan American Student Forum: Viking staff: Compass staff: honor roll: assem- blies: library assistant. Godwin, Dick Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Perigon Club: Senior Pub com- mittee. Grace. Iosophine Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Olympiad secretary: Iockey Club: Upper Student Council treasurer, publicity director: Linz pin: home- room vice-president, secretary: Viking staff: assemblies: Dads' Club sweetheart candidate: honor roll: office assistant: senior play committee: traffic commissioner. Grosvenor, William Birthplace: Dallas, Texas 'l-listoryiClub: Linz pins: honor roll: Orange band: Military band: 'R.O.T.C. second lieutenant: pa- rades: first place solo and en- semble contest: oifice assistant. Guest. Marilyn Birthplace: Shreveport, Louisiana Home-room vice-president: Phoro- ah Club, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Hamilton. Betty Lou Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pan American treasurer: all city Pan American treasurer: all city orchestra: A Capella Choir: Greater Dallas Music Festival: solo and ensemble contest: Red Cross representative: assemblies: library assistant: honor roll. Hamilton, Helen Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Library assistant: honor roll: Vi- king business staff: Sports Club. Hannah, Patsy Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society secretary: Student Council publicity direct- or: Chemistry Club secretary: homeroom thrift assistant: Linz pins: Dads' Club sweetheart can- didate: Compass staff: Viking staff: honor roll: Valentine prin- cess: library assistant: assem- blies: Iuvenile Court traffic judge: Senior Pub staff: Interscholastic League spelling contest. Hargrove, Norma Ieanne Birth-place: Dallas, Texas Art Club: History Club: Allied Youth: homeroom secretary: as- semblies: chorus: Sans Souci: Art Club secretary. Hartman. Kenneth Swift Birthplace: Kansas City, Missouri Chemistry Club: football: R.O.T.C. second lieutenant: homeroom president: Armistice Day pa- rades: Nimitz Day parade: eagle scout: honor roll: Senior Pub staff committee. Harrell, Olive Birthplace: El Dorado, Arkansas Hi-Lite: Compass staff: banking secretary: honor roll: Pan-Ameri- can Student Forum: homeroom vice-president: Girl Reserves: Student Council, Hasselt, Iene Birthplace: Pampa, Texas Chemistry Club: homeroom presi- dent. Hawkins. Wanda Birthplace: Dallas, Texas l-li-Lites: Linz pins: honor roll: homeroom secretary: office as- sistant: Student Council: Compass staff. Hawley, Richard Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Perigon Club: Pt.O.T.C. second lieutenant: Wozencraft: Armistice Day parades: Nimitz parade: riile team: sharpshooter, Camp Dallas. Henley. Richard Birthplace: Fort Smith, Arkansas Chemistry Club: Letterman Club: Camera Club: staff sergeant R.O.T,C.: basketball manager: baseball: basketball: golf: home- room president: Compass staff: assemblies: senior assembly com- mittee. Henry, W. T. Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R.O.T.C. staff sergeant football: baseball: parades: h o m e r o o m president, vice-president. Hershfield. Barbara Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Olympiad: Iockey Club president: Upper Student Council vice-presi- dent and publicity director: Vi- king staff: head cheerleader: Valentine queen: assemblies: honor roll: office assistant: senior play committee. Hoffman. Mitzi Birthplace: Grand Prairie, Texas I-li-Lite vice-president: Jockey Club: homeroom secretary: Pan- American Student Forum: Orange and White band: assemblies: Compass staff: Viking business staff: honor roll: Senior Pub. Holland. Vernon . Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Parades: federal inspection: R.O.T.C. Holmes, Howard Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R.O.T.C. technical sergeant: Camp Dallas: crack company: Chemis- try Club. Holson. Tommie Lois Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Compass staff: Chemistry Club: honor roll: Linz pins. Hornburg. Carroll Birthplace: Kingsville, Texas Football: track: golf: Chemistry Club: Art Club: A Capella Choir: assemblies homeroom secretary and vice-president: thrift assist- ant: Fat Stock Show: Iacksonville relays. Hoskins. Billy Birthplace: Paris, Texas R.O.T.C. sergeant: Perigon Club reporter: National Honor Society: Hi-Y Club: homeroom president: Linz pins: baseball: honor roll: Spanish Club. Houpy. Katherine Ann Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Student Council representative: honor roll: orchestra: All City or- chestra: Greater Dallas music festival: library assistant: High- lander music festival: assemblies. Hunt.Asu Birthplace: Hollywood, California Chemistry Club president: Debate Club: track: baseball: R.O.T.C. lieutenant: homeroom president: crack company: honor roll: pa- rades Camp Dallas. Inkman, Bob Birthplace: Davenport, Iowa Ingram, Charles Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club:,, jmera Club president: homeroogf president: assemblies: Vikincffsfaff. Irene. Ieunine Birthplace: St. Paul, Minnesota Hi-Lites: h o m e r o o m president: Ianuary '47 graduate. Iackson. Iimmie Birthplace: McKinney, Texas Chemistry Club: Camera Club. Johnston, Lynnette Birthplace: Corpus Christi, Texas Chemistry Club: Camera Club: Student Council representative: Amigos Alegres: homeroom sec- retary and thrift assistant: Viking staff: Linz pin: National Honor Society: San Souci president. Iones. Donna Birthplace: Gainesville, Georgia Honor roll: Texas High School Poetry contest, second place: Compassstaff: essay contests. Kent, Myron lean Birthplace: Forney, Texas Delphian: Compass staff. Kerr. Mariorie Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphians: History Club: home- room secretary and treasurer: Young Life: Viking business staff: honor roll: clinic assistant: office n assistant: Compass staff. Kindle. Glen Birthplace: Celina, Texas Athletic Club: Iunior Service League: seventh war loan pa- rade: Homeroom Club: Iunior Book of the Month Club, Texar- kana, Texas. Knight. lack Birthplace: Shawnee, Oklahoma R.O.T.C. sergeant: parades. Kurtz. Helena Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Lites: Iockey Club: Compass staff: Pan-American Student For- um. Langston. Don Birthplace: Tulsa, Oklahoma Chemistry Club: Orange band: R.O.T.C. lieutenant: Linz pins: honor roll: homeroom president: music festival: Viking staff: li- brary assistant: parades. Lauderdale. Don Birthplace: Waxahachie, Texas Periqon Club reporter: Chemistry Club: National Honor Society: Linz pins: homeroom vice-presi- dent: military parades: honor roll: company clerk. Laurea. Lena Birthplace: Kansas City, Missouri Orange band: Greater Dallas mu- sic festival: Tennis Club: tennis letterman. Laws.'Ervis.Ir. Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Periqon Club: chess tournament. Loach.Ioanne Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Honor roll: Compass staff: pep squad. Leigh. Ioyce Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves vice-president: Spence band queen: office ase sistant: honor roll: Linz pin: Com- pass staff. Lemmon. lnis Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Lommomlris Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Honor roll: homeroom secretary and treasurer. Lemons, Iames Birthplace: McKinney, Texas Viking staff: Compass staff: Stu- dent Council representative: R,O.T.C. sergeant: parades: Pan- American Club: office assistant: essay contests: federal inspec- tions. , Lettieri. Lucy Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Compass staff. Lindsley. Adolph Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Two-year b a s e b all letterman: Chemistry Club: homeroom presi- dent: Linz pin: Compass staff: football: golf: assemblies. Lillis. Anna Birthplace: Kansas City, Kansas Compass staff: honor roll. Loftice, Margaret Birthplace: Melissa, Texas Viking business staff: honor roll: North Dallas chapter of Young Life treasurer: typing office assist- ant: attendance office assistant. Luther. Vivian Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: National Forensic League: Debate Club so- cial chairman: Linz pins: Pan American Student Forum: Corn- pass staff: Viking staff: Delphian: Iockey Club: Student Council: student teacher: Waco debate meetfinals: essay contests: honor graduate: Everts award: Iunior Red Cross: office assistant: Girls' League representative: Tri-State debate meet: City debate tourna- ments: Los Angeles Maiden So- ciety: Spence Spotlight editor. Mahalfey. Betty Birthplace: Smithfield, Texas Allied Youth: Compass staff: Vi- king staff: Iockey Club. Maloney. Lora Nell Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Iockey Club: Allied Youth: Vi- king staff: Compass staff. Mandel. Geraud Newton Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R.O.T.C. private: Perigon Club: Chemistry Club: Compass staff: Junior Red Cross representative. Mathis, Patsy Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Viking staff: Iockey Club: Olym- piad treasurer: homeroom secre- tary and vice-president: Compass staff: Dads' Club sweetheart can- didate. Maxfield. Robert Birthploce: Lewiston, Maine Letterman's Club: football letter- man: baseball: R.O.T.C. staff ser- geant: Camp Dallas marksman- ship medal: Armistice Day pa- rade honor roll: crack company: Nimitz Day parade: efficiency company. Melcher. Jimmie Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society vice-presi- dent: basketball letterman: base- ball: R.O.T.C.: homeroom presi- dent: Linz pins: honor graduate: Armistice Day parade: library as- sistant: high honor roll: assem- blies: Everts award. McGuire. Gloria Birthplace: Simsboro, Louisiana Camera Club: Delphian: chorus: Viking staff: Iunior play: basket- ball team in Onamia, Minnesota. McKnight. lane Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Little Theater president and vice- president: assemblies: homeroom secretary and treasurer: Inter- scholastic League one-act play contest: Best Actress award 1946: Girls' Sports Club: Viking staff: Debate Club: summer scholarship for University of Denver School of Speech. Mease. Rose Marie Birthplace: Hendersonville, North Carolina Homeroom secretary: Highland Park Hi-Lites: chorus: homeroom president and vice-president. Mead. Tommy B'rthplace: Fort Worth, Texas Sports Club: Chemistry Club: Compass staff. Miles, Dorothy Birthplace: Kansas City, Missouri Sports Club: Allied Youth: Peri- gon Club: assemblies: library as- sistant: Viking business staff: Linz pins: honor roll: National Honor Society. Millender. Gretta -:Anne Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Thalian: homeroom president: honor roll: chorus: crack com- pany: girls' military: Compass staff. Miller. Edward Brown Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Little Theater: Chemistry Club: Student Council: Viking staff: R.O.T.C. sergeant: Armistice Day parade: senior play: assemblies: chorus: Camp Dallas: efficiency ribbon. Miranda. Martin Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R.O.T.C. captain: Perigon Club: Chemistry Club: Camp Dallas: Nimitz Day parade: office assist- ant: Armistice Day parade: com- pany commander: efficiency com- pany. Mitchell. Bobbie Birthplace: Ryan, Oklahoma Hi-Lites, h o m e r o o m secretary, Compass staff. Mobley. Henry B. Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pe-riqon Club president, secretary, Compass staff, Chemistry Club, homeroom president, vice-presi- dent, Camera Club, National Honor Society, assemblies, Upper Council, rifle team, Aurora Bore- alis, IV A class president, Viking staff, Linz pins, History Club, Camp Dallas adjutant, regimental commander, high honor roll, pax rades, B.O.T.C. colonel. Moore, Gwen Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Compass staff, Delphian, Thali- an, assemblies, homeroom presi- dent, secretary, honor roll. Moore. Iohn Birthplace: Mexia, Texas Art Club, Colton Union High, Cal- ifornia, honor roll. Moyt. Lonnie Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Perigon Club treasurer, Chemis- try Club, History Club, R.O.T.C. technical sergeant. Mun'ay.Bill Birthplace: Dallas, Texas 5 It Chemistry Club, B.O.T.C., library assistant, honor roll, company clerk, Nimitz Day parade, Armis- tice Day parades, Camera Club, Viking staff. Neal, Burnett Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R.O.T.C.: Armistice Day parade, homeroom vice-president, Chem- istry Club. Newman, Bettye Birthplace: Plano, Texas Allied Youth, Compass staff, Iockey Club, Viking staff. N ewmun. Violet Birthplace: Iena, Louisiana Compass staff. Niccud. Bobby Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club, Camera Club secretary, Perigon Club, R.O.T.C., Camp Dallas, crack company, efficiency company, Viking staff, Armistice Day parade, Nimitz Day parade. Nobles. Billy Birthplace: Decatur, Texas Art Club: History Club: honor roll: Linz pins: homeroom presi- dent: Senior Pub staff: parades: National Honor Society. Norris. Earl Birthplace: Shreveport, Louisiana Football: baseball: homeroom president and vice-president: honor roll: Student Council: office assistant: R.O.T.C.: rifle team: rifle medals: Camp Dallas: Ar- mistice Day parades: efficiency company. Nuckols, Margaret Birthplace: Jacksonville, Texas A Capella Choir: homeroom Vi- king secretary: first place solo and ensemble contest. Odom. Betty lean Birthplace: Corsicana, Texas Hi-Lites. Ollar, Carlene Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian secretary: Hi-Lites: Girls' Sports Club treasurer: Pan- American Student Forum: home- room vice-president and secre- tary: sophomore class vice-presi- dent at Irving, Texas: Viking staff: lady-in-waiting for spring Valentine dance, 1947. Owens, Bonnie Birthplace: Mt. Vernon, Texas Viking business staff: homeroom Viking secretary. Owens. Richard Roy Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom president, vice-presi- dent, treasurer: Interscholastic League essay contest: A Capella Choir: honor roll: Christmas as- semblies: Camera Club: football: radio programs for school: track. Owings, Betty Birthplace: Longview, Texas Olympiad: Iockey Club: Viking staff: Compass staff: homeroom secretary: Student Council: Linz pin honor roll: Pan American Stu- dent Forum: senior play com- mittee. Pappas, Sophocles Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R.O.T.C. lieutenant colonel: Na- tional Honor Society: Linz pins: Chemistry Club vice-president: Camp Dallas training officer: homeroom secretary, vice-presi- dent: assembly: Camera Club: regimental executive officer: Vi-' king staff military editor: North Dallas guard commander: effi- ciency ribbon: Armistice Day pa- rades: Nimitz Day parade: regi- mental intelligence officer. Parks. Geraldine Birthplace: Ryan, Oklahoma t t t Q Patrick. Patsy Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Olympiad: Iockey Club: honor roll: Linz pin: Dads' Club sweet- heart: Viking staff: Compass staff: homeroom secretary: nom- inee for most popular girl: Pan American Student Forum. Peck. Gladys Irene Birthplace: Dallas, Texas ' Pederson, Martha Louise Birthplace: Amarillo, Texas Counsellors assistant. Pennel. Ioyce Q Birthplace: Washington, D. C. ' Delphian: honor roll: Viking staff: library assistant: assemblies. 'C Polk, Doris Marie V Birthplace: San Antonio, Texas Olympiad: Iockey Club: home- room secretary: Compass staff. Potter. Howard Lee Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Basketball: football: homeroom president: chorus. Price. Cleburne Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Letterman Club: football: basket- ball: Chemistry Club: track let- terman: homeroom president and vice-president: R.O.T.C.: low hur- dle winner at state meet: high- point man state meet: Senior Pub staff: Compass staff: National Honor Track Squad. Pryor. Carlene 1 Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club. Quinn. Hal Birthplace: Gilmer, Texas Football letterman: track: Letter- man's Club: R.O.T.C. company commander and captain: crack company: Senior Pub staff: as- semblies: Armistice Day parades: Chemistry Club: efficiency com- pany. Rabke, Ieanne Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Perigon Club secretary-treasurer: high honor roll: Linz Bible award: Advanced Bible award: Linz pin: Art Club: office assistant: assem- blies: Iunior Allied- Art award: Compass staff: Senior Pub staff: Pan-American Student Forum: Hi- Lite president: Viking staff: Stu- dent Council: Scholastic Art key award. t, l f I-. , . V, ' , : Ev :f ' ' ,. y-,,,. , t . , ,li , I W L-gs.. 3 M. her:-.g,, - . ' 'ff '::.?f:'- P'1:1.,: 'Xt 41 Ralston, Bob Birthplace: Fort Worth, Texas Baseball: visual education: crack company: R.O.T.C. second lieu- tenant: Camp Dallas: rifle team: Wozencraft drill candidate: Nim- itz Day parade: Armistice Day parades. Reddick, Cecil Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Viking staff: parades: assem- blies: solo-ensemble contest: Com- pass staff: homeroom officer: es- say contests: president of Little Theater: Camp Dallas: federal inspections: History Club Q vice- president: cheerleader corrtestanl: Camera Club: office' assistant: All city Musgg restiipii cheinis-,j try Club: A Capella Choir: Panfagg American ciub, R.o.r3c.'technif cal sergeant: one-act play con- test: lnterscholastic League. I-li-Lites Young Life. Reed. Sara Io Birthplace: San Antonio, Texas Q: Compass staff: girls' singles tennis: third place in city meet: Orange band: Denton band con- test: Highlander Festival: three- year tennis letterman: homeroom program committee. Reid. Robert Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Camera Club vice-president: homeroom vice- president: Viking staff. Richardson, Bill Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: R.O.T.C.: foot- ball: track letterman: homeroom president: Compass staff. Richey. Gene Birthplace: Amarillo, Texas R.O.T.C. lieutenant: crack com- pany: Armistice Day parade: li- brary assistant: Compass staff: office assistant: Nimitz Day pa- rade. Ridlehoover. lack Birthplace: Gunter, Texas Chemistry Club: R.O.T.C. Robertson. Aline Birthplace: Konawa, Oklahoma Two Linz pins: honor roll: Na- tional Honor Society. Ross. Gene Birthplace: Durham, North Caro- lina Homeroom vice-president: Linz pins: honor roll: Compass staff: Chemistry Club: librarylassistant: assemblies: R.O.T.C.: parades: National Honor Society. Russell, loan Lee Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Thalian Activity and Service Club: Debate Club president: Na- tional Forensic League: N.F.L. degree of distinction: debate tour- naments: speech contests: girls' extemporaneous speech award: honor roll: Linz pins: chorus: Greater Dallas Music Festival: assemblies: Compass staff: Vi- king editorial staff: city meet rep- resentative in girls' extemporane- ous speaking: office assistant: P.T.A. radio play broadcost. Hi, s -1- Y . - ,f,, ,v ,psf ,f 'ii 'k . 7 ' Russell, Manly Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R.O.T.C. executive officer: home- room president: rifle team marks- man: Compass staff: essay con- tests: honor roll: Wozencraft drill: crack company: Allied Youth: Navy Day parades: office assist- ant: Nimitz parade: Student Council representative: Armistice Day parades: efficiency awards: Quill and Scroll. Ryle. lack Birthplace: Wichita Falls, Texas History Club: Chemistry Club: R.O.T.C. second lieutenant: crack company: efficiency ribbons. Rymos, Charles - Birthplace: Kansas City, Missouri Chemistry Club: National Honor Society: Letterman's Club: high honor roll: Linz pin: basketball letterman manager: homeroom vice-president: Viking sports edi- tor: Compass staff: baseball: foot- ball: track: assemblies: thrift: R.O.T.C. sergeant: efficiency com- pany. Scallon, Ioan Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Thalian Activity and Service Club: Debate Club: National Por- ensic League: N.F.L. degree of honor: honor roll: chorus: Greater Dallas Music Festival: debate tournaments: declamation contest: student council: assemblies. Shannon. Harry Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: sergeant R. O. T. C.: Student Council: library assistant: homeroom vice-presi- dent: Linz pin: track: football: honor roll: Armistice Day pa- rades: efficiency company. Shiels, Henry Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Cheerleader: Compass staff: Vik- ing staff: Senior Pub staff: home room president, vice-president: assemblies: pep rallies: R.O.T.C.: Armistice, Nimitz parades: in- spections: lunior Red Cross: Chemistry Club: essay contests. Shorter. Raymond Mack Birthplace: Gainesville, Texas Chemistry Club: homeroom presi- dent: basketball letterman: Let- terman's Club. Slaughter, Lee R..'Ir. Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Debate Club: National Forensic League: Waco tournament: N. ,F. L. degree of honor: Compass staff: homeroom president, vice- president, secretary: assemblies football: basketball: track: Adam- son tournament: Iunior Red Cross representative. Smith, Ioann Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Lites: Iockey Club: homeroom vice-president: ,Compass staff: Linz Bible award: Linz pin: office assistant: honor roll: homeroom thrift assistant. Smith. Sharon Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphians: Iockey Club secre- tary: cheerleader: Valentine prin- cess: student council: homeroom thrift representative, president, secretary: Viking staff: Compass staff: Linz pin: library assistant: chorus: assemblies: honor roll. Snider. P. D. Birthplace: Terrell, Texas Chemistry Club R.O.T.C. serg- eant: rifle team: Armistice Day parades: Nimitz parade: member of Red Cross: All-City rifle team. Spalding, George Bidthplace: Dallas, Texas Student Council president: R. O. T. C. captain: Debate Club vice- president: Viking staff: Compass editor: Iunior Red Cross Council president: Boy's State representa- tive: debate tournaments: city ex- temporaneous speaking winner: golf team: National Forensic League: assemblies: parades: Linz pin: homeroom president: Iunior Rotarian: National Honor Society. Specht. Ray , Birthplace: Seattle, Washington Chemistry Club vice-president: Perigon Club: R.O.T.C. corporal. Squibb. Charles Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Letter- man's Club: Debate Club: speech tournaments: technical sergeant: parades: Senior Pub staff: foot- ball track: baseball letterman: honor rolls: Linz pins. Stone. Iohn Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Debate Club: Little Theater: Student Council: Compass editor: Viking editor: homeroom treasurer, pres- ident: Linz pins: extemporaneous speaking: assemblies: tennis: es- say contests: Waco tournament. Street, Margaret Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Stucker. Mary Ioan Birthplace: Pittsburg, Kansas Allied Youth: History Club: Tha- lian: assemblies: chorus. Sturdivant, Robert Louis Birthplace: Denver, Colorado Allied Youth sergeant-at-arms, president: R.O.T.C. lieutenant: sharp shooter: declamation: Linz pins: debate: Armistice Day pa- rade: honor roll: Pan American Club: Chemistry Club: homeroom president Viking staff: crack com- pany: Camp Dallas. Sullivan, Dorothy Birthplace: Los Angeles, Calif. Hi-Lite reporter: homeroom secre- tary: thrift assistant: office assist- ant: Compass staff. 1 , Swimm. Maxine Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Student Council representative: Hi-Lite social committee chair- man: homeroom secretary: Com- pass staff. Talley, La Voin Birthplace: Ft. Worth, Texas Delphian Literary Society: honor roll: Chemistry Club: library as- sistant: Ioclcey Club: Pan Ameri- can Student Forum: homeroom vice president, secretary: Linz pin: Compass staff: North Dallas Young Life secretary. Taylor. Carroll Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Perigon Club president: Chemis- try Club: History Club: R.O.T.C. captain: rifle team: Linz pin: Ar- mistice Day parades: Nimitz parade: Camp Dallas: honor roll: National Honor Society. Taylor, Carter Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Perigon Club: History Club: Armistice Day pa- rades: R.O.T.C.: Eagle Scout: Temple, Bobby Birthplace: Oklahoma City, Okla. National Honor Society president: Chemistry Club president: Peri- gon Club president: History Club: Student Council: homeroom presi- dent: Pan American Club: Iunior Rotarian: Viking staff: R.O.T.C. second lieutenant: regimental staff officer: Armistice Day pa- rades: Camp Dallas: assemblies: Linz pin: high honor roll: debate tournaments. Thiele. Edward Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom president, vice-presi dent: Orange and R. O. T. C. Bands: football letterman: Stu- dent Council: A Capella Choir: Chemistry Club: one-year Linz pin: Compass staff: first place declamation: poetry editor, Senior Pub: Viking editorial staff: vocal solo, instrumental solo: National Honor Society. Thomas. Hughston Birthplace: San Antonio, Texas Perigon Club. Thomas, Wilma Birthplace: Madill, Oklahoma Thompson. lean Birthplace: Edgewood, Texas Delphian Literary Society: two- year Linz Bible Awards. Thompson, Velma lean Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Debate Club: debate tourna- ments: National Forensic League: honor rolls: Compass staff: Vik- ing staff: Iockey Club: homeroom vice-president, thrift assistant: Chemistry Club: Pan American Student Forum: library assistant: Adamson and Woodrow debate tournaments. Tidwell, Ioan V Birthplace: Dallas, Texas I-it-Lite I..-. Travis. Carolyn Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian secretary: Iockey Club secretary: homeroom secretary: Compass staff: Linz pin: candi- date for Dads' Club sweetheart: honor roll: assemblies: office as- sistant: senior play committee. Traynor, Rita Birthplace: Centraba, Illinois Hi-Lites: Camera Club: homeroom thrift assistant: honor roll: Viking staff: first aid certificate: safety certificate: Iunior Red Cross: Compass staff: essay contests. Uloth. Denny Birthplace: Walnut Springs, Texas Chemistry Club president: Peri- gon Club treasurer: R.O.T.C. cadet: homeroom vice-president: Linz pins: National Honor So- ciety: Armistice and Nimitz Day parades: high honor roll: regi- mental staff. Upshaw, Ioan Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Viking business staff: Pan American Student Forum: homeroom secre- tary, treasurer: Linz awards: as- semblies: chorus. Vail, Mavis Birthplace: Venus, Texas National Honor Society Vonabto, Bettyo Sue Birthplace: Detroit, Texas Chorus: assemblies. Virtanen, Ruth Ann Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Perigon Club: History Club: Art Club: honor roll: chorus: Linz pin: Viking staff National Honor Society: library assistant. Wallace. Guy Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Letterman's Club: tennis: honor rolls: homeroom president: Stu- dent Council: all-city baseball letterman: all-city basketball let- terman: most valuable basketball player award: assemblies: Na- tional Honor Society. Walltn. Elizabeh Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Lite social committee chair- man: honor roll: Viking business staff: Iockey Club: homeroom sec- retary: Chemistry Club: assem- blies. Walton. Ianio Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Honor roll: Linz pins: Bible award: chorus: office assistant: Compass staff: Viking staff: Stu- dent Council Delphian Literary Society: History Club vice-presi- dent: Chemistry Club: homeroom vice-president: thrift assistant: lnterscholastic Essay contest: as- semblies: Everts award: All-City Music Festival. Warren, William I.. Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R.O.T.C. staff searqeant: Chemis- try Club: track team: Periqon Club: Student Council. Weaver. Ianye Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: National Honor Society: Viking staff: Student Council: Linz pins: high honor roll. Werther. Ioel Birthplace: Iersey City, New Mexico Perigon Club: R.O.T.C. first class private: Pan American Club: Chemistry Club: Red Cross dele- gate. Westcot. Joyce Birthplace: Houston, Texas History Club: Pan American Club: Perigon Club: honor roll. White, Clark Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Military staff sergeant: Chemistry Club: Camp Dallas: Amigos Ale- gres. White, Courtney Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom vice-president: office assistant: R.O.T.C.: crack com- pany: Armistice Day parades: Navy Day parades: Chemistry Club: efficiency company. White. Kenneth Birthplace: Lone Oak, Texas History Club: Chemistry Club: R.O.T.C. captain: regimental sup- ply officer: regimental intelli- gence officer: commander of the guard: Armistice Day parades: Nimitz Day parade: one-year Linz pin: regimental sergeant major: National Honor Society. White, Rosemary Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Linz pin: honor roll. Whitlock. Gerald Birthplace: Carrollton, Texas Perigon Club: Camp Dallas, '44 and '45: military homeroom: rifle team: color guard: R.O.T.C. company commander: Camp Dal- las efficiency sergeant: Armistice Day parades: Nimitz Day pa- rades: Crack Company: R.O.T.C. first lieutenant. Willey. Mary Catherine Birthplace: Holdenville, Okla. History Club: honor roll: assem- blies: office assistant: homeroom secretary: Iockey Club: Tennis Club: thrift assistant: senior as- sembly: senior social committee: Ianuary '47 graduate, Williams, I. R. Birthplace: Clifton, Texas National Honor Society president: letterman: homeroom president: Dallas Iuvenile Court presiding judge: basketball: most valuable basketball player award: assem- blies: Compass staff managing editor: football manager: Linz pins: high honor roll: Quill and Scroll: Iunior Lions Club: Iournal- ism award. Williams. Lona Birthplace: Ft. Worth, Texas Compass staff. Willis, Ben Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Tennis team: home room presi- dent: tennis letterman. Wood, lra Wayne Birthplace: Waxahachie, Texas Woodlock, Ioyco Woods, Betty Birthplace: Austin, Texas History Club: Girls' Sports Club president, secretary: Perigon Club: Chemistry Club: National Honor Society: Viking art staff: art award: Linz pin: Everts award: homeroom secretary. Woods, Margaret Birthplace: Dike, Texas Chemistry Club: Thalian Club: homeroom president, secretary: program chairman: assembly. Worthington, William Birthplace: Amarillo, Texas Chemistry Club: Perigon Club: Camera Club: library assistant: R.O.T.C. staff sergeant: Armistice Day parades: honor roll. Wynn, Bobbie Ieane Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Compass Staff: Quill and Scroll: homeroom secretary: student council: Delphian Literary Socie- ty: Viking secretary: Dads' Club sweetheart candidate. Birthplace: Waco, Texas wYEnf' llobfn T Chemistry Club: National Honor Bm pace' Eedm' excs Society, Compass stuff, Linz R.O.T.C. sergeant: Compass staff: pins, High honor mu- ' Pan American Club: homeroom vice-president: efficiency corn- pany: guard: parades. Young. Dolores Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Younq.Karl Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Debate Clubg Chemistry Club: homeroom presidentp R. O. T. C. lieutenant: track: honor rolly baseball: parades: Pan American Club. IV-B Class Officers President . . . . . Nect1Lcrcey Vice-President . . . . . Icrck McLc1ir1 Secretary . . . . Dolores Barnum Amor-oso, Marlo Birthplace: Corona, New York Iunior Red Cross. Apperson, Lllllo Mary Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Linz pins: Chemistry Club: li- brary assistant: htqh honor roll: Interscholastic League essay con- test. Barnum. Dolores Birthplace: Carrollton, Texas 4B Class secretary: Hi-Lite presi- dent: Homeroom president and vice-president: honor roll. Berthold. Iimmy Birthplace: Houston, Texas Camera Club: R.O.T.C.: Chem- istry Club: Camp Dallas. Bianchi. Ioan Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Bowles, Lloyd Birthplace: Fort Worth, Texas Assemblies: baseball let basketball letterman: terman: football squadman: Student Council: hon- or roll: homeroom treasurer: Let- termen's Club. Boyle. Iohn Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R.O.T.C. Band: Orange Band: North Texas State Band Festival: Armistice Day parade: Band per- sonnel sergeant: solo and ble contest: assemblies: Council. Brown, Robert. Birthplace: Gadsden, Alab Student Council: R.O.T,C.: tice Day parade. Buchanan. Don Birthplace: Dallas, Texas ensem- Student CIl'l'lCI Armis- R.O.T.C.: Linz Bible award: honor roll. Carpenter, Claudine Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Thalian: Chorus: Compas s staff. Childers. Jacqueline Davis. Frank Birthplace: Anniston, Alabama Birthplace: Rule, Texas Chorus: assemblies: honor roll. Track: football. Clark, Mary Ann Day, Marcelino Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Birthplace: Austin, Texas Linz pin: honor roll. Honor roll Clayton. Bob Birthplace: Lincoln, Nebraska Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Band: as- sembly: honor roll: Band drum ' major: print shop manager: Stu' Dflushaw' Ehzabelh dent Council vice-president: Blfthplflcs Dexter' Texas homeroom president and vice! president: North Texas State Band Contest. Dulce. Bill Capps, Charles Birthplace: Houston, Texas Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Football: track. Cumbe Frances Eberenz, Annie B, Y' . . . . . Birthplace: Dallas, Texas irthplacez Madisonville, VIIQIHIG Thulicm secretm 1 Com GSS SMH Honor roll: chorus: assemblies. honor mu Y' p Edwards, Ioan Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Lite. Fenley. Georqecxnn Birthplace: Dallas, Texas I-li-Lite: assemblies: A Capella Choir: Camera Club secretary: Chemistry Club: honor roll: Com- pass staft: Viking staff. Fowler. Margaret Birthplace: Daingerfield, Texas Linz pin: Student Council: Chem- istry Club: library assistant: honor roll: Interscholastic League essay contest: National Honor Society. Furry, Ioyce Birthplace: Detroit, Michigan Honor roll: Iockey Club: San Souci. Gatlin. Bettie lean Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Military girls. Gieb, Bill Birthplace: Dallas, Texas B. O. T. C.: Efficiency Company: Crack Company: Camp Dallas: parades: honor roll: baseball: football: office assistant: Camera Club: Chemistry Club. Gibson. Sarah Birthplace: Pickton, Texas Homeroom secretary and vice- president: A Capella Choir: Hi- Lite: assemblies: Student Council: honor roll: solo and ensemble contest. Gillian, Jimmie Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Assemblies: homeroom vice-presi- dent: honor roll: Chemistry Club: football. Goodlett, Ann Birthplace: Waxahachie, Texas Vice-president of Red Cross: Ioc- lcey Club: honor roll: assembly: Hi-Lite. Grant. Billy Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Student Council: History Club: Chemistry Club: Allied Youth. Gray. Lady lane Birthplace: Breckenridge, Texas Student Council: Son Souci secre- tary: homeroom Viking secretary: honor roll: Linz pin: Viking joke editor: History Club: Camera Club: Chemistry Club: Compass staff: homeroom secretary: li- brary assistant. Hall, Gwendolyn Birthplace: Waco, Texas Thalian: Pan American Student Forum: Los Amigos Alegres: Vi- king staff, IVB co-editor: honor roll: Linz pin: First Aid Certifi- cate. Hcxrber, Bennett Gill Birthplace: Dallas, Texas H. O. T. C.: Camp Dallas: rifle team: crack company: Armistice Day parades: Nimitz Day pa- rade: Wozencroft drill candidate: Student Council: Chemistry Club: homeroom president: football. Harvey, Helen Hilloy. Ioan Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Honor roll: Hi-Lites: Iockey Club: Chemistry Club: First Aid Certifi- cate. Howard, Bill Birthplace: Crawford, Tennessee Chemistry Club: R.O.T.C. pa- rades: rifle team. Johnson, Dean Birthplace: Orange, New lersey Homeroom vice-president: Peri- gon Club: honor roll: National Honor Society. Latham. Dixie B, th 1 . M h T Birthplace: Dallas, Texas TE IP Qcef' mp ,7' exas Valentine princess: Thalian vice- ,G mm Y1Ce'preS1dem7 homeroom president and treasurer: assem- V1Ce'preSldem7 honor M5117 Com' blies: Red Cross: Student Council: pass Stuff' T First Aid Certificate. Higgins. Iimmie I-UCQYI NN-Tl Birthplace: Dallas' Texas Birthplace: Dallas, Texas I Student Council: football: Pan Football marfuqen Lellermens American Student Forum: honor Club: assemblies: R.OzT.C.: honor roll: baseball: Chemistry Club: mu? Linz Pm? Chemlslw C1ub7 assemblies. parades: IVB Class president. Latham. Dixie Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Valentine princess: Thalian vice- president and treasurer: assem- blies: Red Cross: Student Coun- cil: First Aid Certificate: honor roll: Young Life treasurer. Lawler. Meredith Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom secretary: Art Club: Iockey Club: Student Council: honor roll: Compass staff: office assistant. LeVelle, Murry Birthplace: Corsicana, Texas Orange band: R.O.T.C. band: Chemistry Club. Lumley, Betty Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Manzanares. Alice Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Thalian: honor roll: homeroom secretary: First Aid Certificate: Iunior Red Cross: Pan American Student Forum. Marshall, Reggie Birthplace: Commerce, Texas Military band: All City band: Highlander Music Festival: Arm- istice Day parades: assemblies: North Texas State music contest: Orange band: parades: Greater Dallas Music Festival: solo and ensemble contest: orchestra. Martin. Patsy Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Lites: Linz pin: honor roll: Linz Bible award: Chorus: assem- blies: homeroom vice-president: Student Council: Compass staff. Mathis. Barbara Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Thalian: Jockey Club: A Capella: assemblies: Linz pins: Chemistry Club: honor roll: first division, solo and ensemble contest: First Aid Certificate: homeroom vice- president, secretary, and treasur- er: Greater Dallas music festival: Compass staff: Highlander music festival. Maqeors. Lillie Belle Birthplace: Rice, Texas McDonald, Dorothy Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Thalian Literary Society. Moore. Ianette Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian: assemblies: Chorus. Monroe. Patricia Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Lite treasurer: homeroom vice- if president. Mitchell. Juanita Birthplace: Terrell, Texas Honor roll. Miller. Alene Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Lites: homeroom secretary: Chorus: honor roll: first division, solo and ensemble contest. Mci.ain.Iacl: Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Student Council: Upper Council: honor roll: Linz pins: National Honor Society: football: baseball: Viking staff: Pan American Stu- dent Forum: homeroom president: assemblies: R.O.T.C. band: IVB vice-president. Neilson. Neil Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Assemblies: Lettermen's Club: football letterman: baseball let- terman: basketball: homeroom president, vice-president, and sec- retary: honor roll. Powell, Tommy Birthplace: Dallas, Texas I-lomeroom president: honor roll. Perrymcm. Virginia Birthplace: Dallas, Texas A Capella: homeroom secretary and vice-president: History Club: Chemistry Club secretary: Cam- era Club: hiqh honor roll: Linz pins: Bible awards: Viking staff: assemblies: San Souci: Compass staff: National Honor Society. Parrish.Sam Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom president and vice- president: thrift secretary: base- ball: golf letterman: Lettermen's Club: Camera Club: Chemistry Club: honor roll: R.O.T.C.: pa- rades: crack company: Camp Dallas. Palumbo, Rose Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Linz pin: honor roll. Smith, Dana Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R.O.T.C.: Orange band: North Texas State band contest: honor roll: Student Council: Armistice Day parades: Nimitz Day pa- rade: Linz pin: solo and ensem- ble contest: assemblies. Sanford, C. A. Birthplace: Mineral Wells, Texas Letterman: baseball manager: football manager: R.O.T.C.: honor roll: assemblies: Orange band: North Texas State band contest: parades: Lettermen's Club: Chem- istry Club. Rutland, Stanley Birthplace: Houston, Texas Homeroom president: football let- terman: Lettermen's Club: Student Council: baseball: honor roll: as- semblies. Rowzee, Betty lane Birthplace: St. Paul, Minnesota Art Club: Iockey Club: Certificate of Merit in Art: honor roll: Cho- rus: assemblies. Roberts. Clara Nancy Birthplace: Dallas, Texas History Club: Linz pin: honor roll. Slaughter, Ioel Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Perigon Club: R.O.T.C.: honor roll: Chemistry Club: Camera Club: office assistant. Strawn, Bill ' Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Military band: officer: assem- blies: honor roll: football: solo and ensemble contest: Highland- er music festival: Texas State music contest: Camp Dallas: Arm- istice Day parades: parades: or- chestra. Stevens, Iuanelle Birthplace: Port Worth, Texas Strode, Frances Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom s e c r e t a r y: Student Council: Compass staff: Hi-Lite: First Aid Certificate. Taylor, Dan Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Student Council: baseball: honor roll. Willows. lim Birthplace: Kirksville, Missouri I-lomeroom vice-president: assem- blies: track: Art Club: honor roll Townley, Madrine Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Honor roll. - Woodle. Billie Ruth Birthplace: Bogota, Texas Honor roll. Waters, Gloria Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Advanced Bible award. Weiser, Billy Birthplace: Mexic, Texas Thomas. Iimmio Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom vice-president: assem bliesy football: baseball manager dcfavafam , 19 Q-4947 2. 'P:eSicXenT F Vice- vesidem 4 gjvefavg .Mfg-ZW 524 E Q3 M Y' ' 'NH , axis mpg, Q 3 X REV E EQWQAYM 3-MQQJ W W1 iiiiz iff 5? Wi gs Eymowmwxgffx Ea-ik E Swag we 2 Editor-in-Chief . . Typing Supervisor Features Bobby Temple Editor Carlene Ollar Don Langston Bill Murray lane McKnight lulia Charles Betty Owings Typist Velma Thompson Typist Activities loan Russell losephine Grace Co-editors Doris lean Beard Lynette lohnston Cecil Beddick lanie Walton Veda lo Carter Typist Viking Editorial Staff Barbara Hershtield Typist Administration Dianne Castle Editor Patsy Mathis lanye Weaver loyce Pennel Snapshots Charles Ingram Editor Senior Section Mary Margaret Biggs Virginia Perryman Co-editors loanne Billingsly Vivian Luther Gwendolyn Hall Athletics Charlie Rymes Editor . . . lohn Stone . . Mildred Alexander Edward Thiele Bill Dodson lack McLain loyce Givens Sharon Smith Military Sophocles Pappas Editor Henry Mobley Louis Sturdivant George Spalding Patsy Patrick Typist I okes Lady lane Gray Editor Edward Miller lames Lemmons Bita Traynor Typist x Student Council Representatives OFFICERS . Fall Charles Chattield . . . . President . . . . . George Spalding Barbara Hershtield . . . Vice-President . . . . Bob Clayton Yvonne Armour . . . Secretary . . . . .Patsy Hannah George Spalding. . . . Treasurer . . . . . Iosephine Grace Patsy Hannah . . . . . Publicity Director . . , . Barbara Hershtield Henry Mobley ....... Sergeant-at-Arms ....... lack McLain Meredith Lawler, Sue Mills, Bettie Brown, Ernest McCombs, Barbara Bishop, Lennox Ienkins, Robert Brown, Edward Thiele, Ioanne Willis, Shirley Passmore, Doris Choate, Norma McAlexander, Thomas Brown, Stanley Rutland, Martha Coonrod, Beth Bishop, losephine Ferretes, Thomas Sommers, Harry Deans, losephine Altizer, Barbara Shaw, Andy Hargroves, Mary Margaret Biggs, Sharon Smith, Wanda Hawkins, Barbara Ward, Bobbie lean Wynn, Barbara Mabry, Frances Mora, Bennett Harber, Veda lo Carter, Phil Chamberlain, Mary Whittier, Roger Davis, Bob Baxter. ' S 4, T H L' ' UPPER COUNCIL MEMBERS George Spalding, Bob Clayton, Patsy Hannah, losephine Grace, Barbara Hershfield, lack McLain, Charles Chatiield, Henry Mobley, Yvonne Armour, Martha Steinhoit. Ieanne Billingsly, Foster Gray, Charles Sanders, Marilyn Marrs, Bill Wilson. Compass Staff Editorials- Edward Thiele, Donna Iones, Iosephine Grace, George Spalding, Mildred Alexander, Gordon Cullum, Iohn Stone, La Voin Talley Sports Editors .................. Cleburne Price, Adolph Lindsley, Roger Davis Sports Reporters- Gene Carradine, Gene Richey, Lee Slaughter, Kenneth Bailey, Charles Squibb, Roy Davis, Charles Rymes, Henry Shiels, Iohn Chappel, Richard Henley, Courtney White, Bobby Donohue, Robert Wynn, Karl Young, lames Lemmons, Tommy Mead Lettermen .............. . . Bill Dodson, Adolph Lindsley, Cleburne Price Fore and Aft . . . . ............... Roy Davis Company Street ............. . . Gerald Whitlock, Manley Russell, Cecil Reddick Home Room Chatter- Ianie Walton, Connie Aten, Elizabeth Forbis, Maxine Swimm, Wanda Hawkins, Barbara Bailey Addled Ads- Velma Thompson, Patsy Patrick, Ioan Russell, Bobbie lean Wynn, leanne Rabke, Doris Polk, Rita Traynor, Norma Barron, Sara lo Reed, Pat Boren Corridors- Olive Harrell, Betty Newman, Nell Maloney, Barbara Hershtield, Alma Austin, Vivian Luther, Ioanne Billinqsly, Betty Owings, Carolyn Travis, loyce Givens, Tommie Holson Aurora Borealis .... Henry Mobley, Ierry Elliot, David Cason, Mitzi Hoffman, Doris Beard, Ierry Mandel Exes .... ....... A delyn Atteberry, Lona Williams, Ann Lillis, Myron Kent, Lucy Lettieri Clubs . . . ..... Helene Kurtz, Ioann Smith, Ioyce Woodlock, Mary Ann Constantine Copy Editors . . . Bobbie lean Wynn, Betty Newman, Yvonne Armour, Veda Io Carter Make-up Editor ............................. I. R. Williams Reporters- Rosalie Baker, Sharon Smith, Gladys Peck, Gene Ross, Sam Dunlap, Dorothy Sullivan, Violet Newman, Barbara Agnew, Angeline Dragna, Betty Mahaftey, Ioyce Leigh, Gretta Millinder, Marjorie Kerr, Ioanne Leach Fall Marilyn Walker Dorothy Clark . leanne Peteet . leanne Hargrove Ruth Dusek . . Paul Harris . . Mrs. Bradford . Adelyn Attebery Barbara Bishop Betty Brown Gay Boswell had tix f' 2' f'ff. 1 . 5 4 'tl 'r i JN' me Art Club T OFFICERS . . . . President . . . . . First Vice-President . . . Second Vice-President . . . . . Secretary . . . . . Treasurer . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms . . . . Sponsor . . . A CLUB Hilda Hale Andy Hargrove leanne Hargrove Paul Bogers Harris Gladys Caballero Bill Kenton Margaret Clephane Meredith Lawler Ann Edwards Nancy Lyles MEMBERS Elizabeth Moore Tomrny Moore loyce Morris Katherine Ann Newton lerita Ingle Ieanne Babke Spring Margaret Clephane . . Gay Boswell . . Nancy Lyles . . Carol Thomas Paul Rogers Harris . . Betty Brown . . Mrs. Bradford Betty Bowzee loan Scallon Florence Story Carol Thomas Dorothy Tineral Buth Ann Virtinan lim Willows Frances Wurz Hi-Lite Club OFFICERS Fall leanne Rabke ..., . . President . . . Mitzi Hoffman ..... . Vice-President . Mary Ann Constantino . . . Secretary . . Pat Monroe . . Elizabeth Wallen Dayle Driver . Adele Asel Ioanne Baggett Dolores Barnum Mary lane Bloys Ripple Braden lo Ann Bredlow Bettie Brown Betty lo Brown Ioanne Cashion Betty Colling Mary Ann Constantino Barbara Derby Betty Io Downs Ioan Edwards . . . . . Treasurer . . . . . Social Chairman . . . . Sponsor . . MEMBERS Laura Betty Enloe Georgeanne Fenley Vivian Gatling Carolyn Gersh Sarah Gibson Marilyn Guess Olive Harrell Wanda Hawkins Betty Heath Ioan Hilley Mitzi Hoffman Mary Alice Hook Ianelle Hughes Pat Hunter Helene Kurtz Sally Leavell Carolyn Lemmon Dorothy Loughlin Pat Martin Alene Miller Bobby Mitchell Pat Monroe Betty Morris Betty Northcutt Betty lean Odom Carlene Ollar lean Rabke Margaret Rabke Spring Mary Ann Constantino . . . Betty Io Downs . . . . Selma Walker . . Selma Walker . Maxine Swimm . Dayle Driver Elaine Silk Ioanne Smith Florence Storey Margaret Street Frances Strode Dorothy Sullivan Maxine Swimm lean Tidwell Bernardine Traynor Rita Traynor Elizabeth Wallin Selma Walker Mary Whitter Barbara Woodall Fall Denny Uloth . . Gordon Cullum . . Peggy Burks . . Lillie Mary Apperson Martha Allison Claude Brewer Marilyn Beaver Jimmy Berthold Calvin Barker Henry Baer Clarence Cadenhead Louise Carter Iames Copeland Charles Chatfield Gordon Cullum Irene Davis Evelyn Davis Hugh Dodd Georgeann Finley Margaret Fowler Iimmie Gillian William Guy Wesley Guebert Lady lane Gray Iames Greer Donald Grubb Marilyn Guess Chemistry Club Officers . . President . . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . CHEMISTRY CLUB MEMBERS Bill Howard Bob Hudson Ray Herndon Connie Holt Iirnmy Higgins Bennett Harber Pat Herron Asa Hunt Patsy Hannah Herbert Hale Tommie Holson Howard Holmes loan Hilly Charles Ingram Iim Iackson Kay Iohnson Mary K. Jackson Lenore Iohnson Lynette Iohnston Neal Lacey Don Lauderdale Ervis Laws Mildred Lovvorn David Mills Martin Meranda Douglas McDonald Burnett Neal Bobby Nicoud Byron O'Nea1 Sophocles Pappas Sam Parrish Yvonne Phillips Helen Prince Srue Patterson Carlene Pryor Virginia Perryman lack Ryle Betty Ptowzee Robert Reid Myrtis Stokes Ann Marie Sippola Lou Ann Simpson Louis Sturdivant Harry Shannon George Spalding Dan Sumners Frances Scofield Ray Specht Spring . . . . Asa Hunt . . . Ray Specht . . Virginia Perryman Ieanne Swanson P. D. Snider Ioel Slaughter Ioe Sims Maurice Schnorr Bobby Temple Daphne Thornton Carter Taylor Carroll Taylor Denny Uloth Lovera Veach- Ruth Ann Virtanen Bill Warren Clark White Wallace Williams Betty Woods Ianye Weaver Ierrye Wilson Ioel Werther Billy Worthington Dick West Kenneth White Lina Wiese 1 x Lx 4slyDl'l'Is!x , AXEJL The Chemistry Club The North Dallas Chemistry Club was organized in May, l9Z5. During the twenty- two years of its existence, valuable experience has been gained and much information received by those participating in the progr xms. These programs consist of experiments which lead to definite explanations of questions that are likely to confuse the individual. Some ot the interesting experiments carried out this year are: Preparation of sulphuric acid, etching by nitric and hydrofluoric acids, electrolysis of water, preparation of gun cotton, and the determination of the amount of nonvolatile substances in Dallas hydrant water. The aims of this club are to create a greaterncuriosity among the students of the school as to the importance of chemistry in our everyday lives. The teachings of this club deal in the primary laws and theories of chemical science. Besides these basic teachings comes the practical application of chemistry in the World of today. QQ,QlGO4, Nui? Periqon Club The Perigon Club is the oldest club in this school, dating trom May, l922. lt is de- voted to the consideration of mathematical diversions and kindred topics, with special emphasis placed on the game ot chess. This spring the club defeated chess teams from Woodrow Wilson High School of Dallas and Polytechnic High School of Fort Worth in separate tournaments. A tournament is held each spring to determine the chess champion ot the school. OFFICERS Fall Spring Carroll Taylor . . . . President . . . . Bobby Temple Wesley Cfuebert . . Vice-President . . . . Carroll Taylor Martha Coonrod . . Secretary . . . Veda lo Carter Ieanne Babke . . Treasurer . . . . Dianne Castle Fred Willis . . . Reporter . . . Don Lauderdale Mr. Harris . . . Sponsor . . . . Mr. Harris MEMBERS Henry Baer Claude Brewer lack Brown Anthony Carrillo Gordon Cullum Frank Elam Harold Griffin Wesley Guebert Herbert Hale Billy Holmes Don Lauderdale Ervis Laws Albert McPherson Luke Miranda Charles Sanders Ioel Slaughter Bay Specht Carroll Taylor Bobby Temple Hughston Thomas Billy Worthington Dean lohnson Connie Aten Veda Io Carter Dianne Castle lune Dawson lanet Koch Dorothy Miles Shirley Ann Passmore Helen Prince leanne Babke Ruth Ann Vertinan Sandra Weatherly Ioyce Westcot Sammie Williams Betty Woods , Fall Mr. Morris . . Charles Ingram Robert Reid . . Bobby Nicoud . Owen Neff . . Dorothy Autry Calvin Barker Dorothy Barter Iirnmy Berthold Charles Bunn Faq . , g, KQQW-' X' l.t 'H itll f ': H Q Camera Club OFFICERS . . Sponsor . . . . President . . . . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . MEMBERS Betty Cooper Teddy Cramer Gordon Cullens Delbert Dawson Charles Dugger Clarence Cadenhead Georgianna Finley Gene Caradine Bill Gieb Phil Chamberlain Lady lane Gray Mary Ann Constantino Ierita Ingle Adelle Meador Charles Ingram Lynette Iohnson Bill Kenton Gloria McGuire Henry Mobley Owen Neff Bobby Nicoud Nugent Oliphant Spring . . . . Mr. Morris . . Charles Ingram Clarence Cadenhead . Georgeanne Finley . Georgeanne Finley Richard Owens Sophocles Pappas Virginia Perryrnan Robert Reid Iarnes Shell Dan Sumners Rita Traynor Iohn Watts Billy Worthington Secretary. . Treasurer . . Ieirenne Abell Mildred Alexander Virginia Alexander Martha Allison Mary Alvis Ioyce Anderson Carol Arnold Dorothy Autry Anna Avery Gordon Avery Winona Bard Norma ,Barron Marilyn Beaver Katherine Beesom Phylis Bennett Mary Margaret Biggs Ieanne Billingsly Ioanne Billingsly Iuliet Blevins Gay Boswell i f . Delphian Literary Society Edna Boykin Barbara lean Bredinger Io Ann Bredlow Rhea Briggs Ioyce Broach Betty Brown Cherry Brown Mary Ioy Brown Dolores Brownwell Ione Brunner Ianie .B-,ruton Barbara Buntin Betty Burlew Shirley Carpenter Norma Carlton Ira Lee Carter lulia Charles lo Ellen Clanton Margaret Clephane OFFICERS Betty Clevinger Donna Coldren Martha Coonrod Coy Cotton Frances Daniel Peggy Lou Daniel Betty Ann Dorris Loretta Downing Mary Ellen Egner Ierry Elliott Ioan Erwin Io Ann Farris Martha Ferguson losephine Ferretes Iacqueline Ferry Dolores Festervan Peggy Fisher Iosephine Flores Doris Marie Ford . Carlene Ollar . . . . Norma Barron Io Ann Freeman Sleta Mae Gafford Sara Garret Bessie Gilliam Sarah Green Mary Louise Grover Patsy Haley Helen Harrison Sarah Harpold Marjorie Hensley Iuandine Herndon Patricia Herron Ruth Hickman Dale Hilborn Dawn Holland Pat Hunter Lauralea lrwin Iudy Iohnson Ioanne Iohnston Marilyn Iones President . . , Vice-President . Myron Iean Kent Marjorie Kerr Carla Kirchhaine Bette Io Krause Betty Ann Latimer Glenda Laws Marilyn Lawton Dorothy Le Feaux Doris Le Page Ann Lobdell Patricia Lonq Dotty Louqhlin Barbara Mabry Eloise Mann Marilyn Marrs Gloria McGuire Barbara McClain Sue Mills Inez Mooney Alma Lois Moore Mary Elizabeth Moore Ianette Moore Ioyce Morris Ioan Murley Delphian Literary Society OFFICERS Carlene Ollar Patricia Parkinson Edith Parks Wilda Patton Ioyce Pennel Frances Piccola Polly Pilant Ann Ray Bonnie Claire Reilly Ianet Reynolds Patsy Ritfe Iane Ryle Betty Sauls Peggy Scates Dorothy Schafer Betty Io Searle Peggy Self Mary Ann Slaughter Ioanne Slocum Diana Spore Ioanne Smith Billie lean Smith Sharon Smith Marilyn Smith . . . Ierry Elliott . Ioanne Billingsly Gwendolyn Stone Bobbie lean Stone Christine Strode Dorothy Stubbs Betty Swindell La Voin Talley Ioyce Lee Taylor Olive Nell Taylor Mary Linda Taylor Carol Thomas lean Thompson Billie Ioyce Thorton Patricia Tubbs Ioyce Turner Lavera Veach Ianie Walton Frankie Waller Ioyce lJVelborn Marlene Whitson Beverly Whyburn Mary Whitter Lina Ann Wiese Betty Williamson Biddie Ann Wilson Pat Wood Fall Ioan Russell . Lenox Ienkins . Charles Sanders Alma Austin Maurice Schnorr Charles Sanders Lenox lenkins Debate Club OFFICERS . . President . . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . MEMBERS loan Russell Iohn Stone Vivian Luther Dorris Ieanne Browne Velma Thompson Ioan Scallon Charlotte Carlisle Carita Neill Spring . . . Alma Austin . . Maurice Schnorr . . Charles Sanders Iune Dawson Conqetta Carbone Karl Young Asa Hunt OFFICERS President ...... First Vice'President . . Second Vice-President . Recording Secretary. . . Corresponding Secretary . Treasurer . .... . Sergeant-at-Arms . . Archivist .... Parliarnentarian . Sponsor . . . History Club 1947 . . . . Ianet Koch . Harry Anastopolos . . Cecil Reddick . . Helen Prince . . Marjorie Kerr . . . Fred Stradly . . Darrell Keathley . . Shirley Howard . . . Betty Cooper Miss Dorothy Gerlach A OFFICERS President ...... First Vice-President . . . Second Vice-President . . Recording Secretary . . . Corresponding Secretary . Treasurer ...... Sergeant-at-Arms. . . Archivist ,.... Parliarnentarian . Sponsor .... 1946 . . Phil Chamberlain . . Helen Prince . . . Ianie Walton . Mildred Alexander . . . Ianet Koch . Shirley Howard . Harry Anastopolos . . Marjorie Kerr . . . Edgar Miller . Miss Ruth Curtis MEMBERS-1946-47 Mildred Alexander Harry Anastopolos Phil Chamberlain Betty Cooper lack Duncan Dolores Festervan Shirley Howard Lenox lenkins Darrell Keathley Marjorie Kerr Ianet Koch Davis McKinney Albert McPherson Edgar Miller Helen Prince Cecil Reddick Maurice Schnorr Fred Stradley Dan Summers Iirn Swain Ianie Walton Sandra Weatherley Lewis Wilson Pan American Student Forum OFFICERS Fall Mary Margaret Biggs . . . . . President . Nancy Upshaw . . Vice-President Cherry Brown . . . . Secretary . Betty Lou Hamilton . . Treasurer . Betty Lou Hamilton All-City Treasurer Olatia Crane . . . . Sponsor . MEMBERS Patsy Anderson Ioan Baker Margaret Brennan loyce Caldwell Dianne Castle Pat Craig Betty Dougherty Frank Elam losephine Eerretes Iosephine Flores Lupe Gonzales Harold Griffin Gwendolyn Hall Betty Hamilton Betty Lou Hamilton Dorothy Holder Billy Holmes loan lordan Elloyse Mann Katherin Newton Donna O'Steen Gene Peck Spina . . . Dianne Castle . . Io Ellen Clanton . . . Harold Griffin . , Nancy Upshaw . Betty Lou Hamilton . . . Olatia Crane Virginia Pierce Shirley Pollard Carlene Pryor Larry Slakey Peqqy' Towles lean Upsliaw Nancy Upshaw Lovell Watts Maria Wesar Ioyce Westcot lack Young Thalicm Activity and Service Club President . . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer I . . Sponsor . FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS . . . . . Katherine Simpson President . . . . . . Sue Harvey Vice-President . . . Martha Steinholf Secretary . . . . Dixie Latham Treasurer . . Emily Slaughter Sponsor . . MEMBERS Patsy Anderson Ioan Baker Dorothy Beemer Ianette Bradberry lean Brown Ioanne Burgess Peggy Burkes Eleanor Burks Mitzi Burr Martha Butler Claudine Carpenter Iacqueline Caskey Billie Champion Nancy Chewny Peggy Coursey Pat Craig Ioy Digings Annie Eberenz Betty Fields lean Gehrig Ioyce Givens Ann Goodlett Betty Gregory Betty Grubbs Helen Hale Gwen Hall Betty Harder Helen Harvey Alice Marie Heckrnan Peggy Hicks Io .Ann Hill Connie Hoet Betsy Bea Horn Shirley Howard Frances Iohnson Dixie Latham Sally Leavell lnis Lemmon Norma Lindsey Patsy Llewellyn Virginia Loltice Shirley Looney Helen Lynch Pat Malone Alice Manzaners Barbara Mathis Norma McAlexander Awilda McDaniel Dorothy McDonald Virginia McDonald Marlene McOueen Adelle Meador Gretta Millinder Betty Norris Donna O'Steen Martha Steinholf . Dixie Latham . Annie Eberenz . . Peggy Hicks Emily Slaughter Yvonne Owens Frances Patrick Virginia Prince lean Ramsey Martha Roose loan Russell Ioan Scallon Winnie Shorter Ieanie Smith Betsy Spann Martha Steinhoff Iuanelle Stevens Mary Iean Stucker loy Stewart Iackie Sutherland Barbara Thurman Betty Venable LaVelle Watts Margaret Wood Yvonne Armour, Frances Barbaria, Norma Barron, Ieanne Billingsly, Ioanne Billingsly, Barbara Bredinger, Joyce N. Brians, Pat Elenberg, Ierry Elliot, Rosemary Gowen, Iosephine Grace, Patsy Hannah, Barbara Hersh- field, Ioan Hilly, Shirley Huston, Frances Iohnson, Bette Krause, Anna Kuale, Meredith Lawler, Patsy Mathis, Betty Owings, Pat Parkinson, Patsy Patrick, Katherine Simpson, Ioanne Smith, Marilyn Smith, La Voin Talley, Carolyn Travis, Patsy Ruth Wood, Dorothy Le Feaux, Doris Polk. I ockey Club OFFICERS President . . . ..... . Barbara Hershfield Vice-President . .... . . Norma Barron Secretary . . . . Sharon Smith Treasurer . . . Adelyn Atteberry Ieirenne Abell, Virginia Alexander, Marjorie Atwood, Helen Brian, Dolores Brownwell, Gladys Caballero, La Metta Calvert, Norma Carlton, Shirley Carpenter, Pat Clowe, Martha Ferguson, Iacqueline Ferry, Carolyn Gersch, Ann Goodlett, Betty Harder, Io Ann Hill, Connie Holt, Frances Iohnson, Ioanne Iohnston, Betty Ann Latimer, Patsy Llewellyn, Virginia Loftice, Ioan Murley, Yvonne Owens, Polly Pilant, Cynthia Robertson, Betty Sauls, Patsy Sutton, Barbara Swann, Io Ann Tanner, Olive Nell Taylor, Betty Williamson, Joanne Willis. Adelyn Attberry, Winona Bard, Phyllis Bennett, Mar ' Louise Boswell, Ripple Braden, Coy lane Cotton, Bar- bara Derby, ,Betty Downs, lo Anne Farris, Ioyce Ferry, Io Ann Freeman, Patsy Haley, Sarah Harpold, Betty Heath, luandine Herndon, Mitzi Hoffman, Ianell Hughes, Helene Kurtz, Nelda Lamb, Pat Long, Vivian Luther, Sue Mills, Alma Lois Moore, Betty Northcutt, Frances Piccola, Betty Lou Puckett, Audrey Bowzee, Betty lane Rowzee, Betty Io Searle, Peggy Scates, Winnie Shorter, Ioanne Smith, Sharon Smith, Bobbie lean Stone, Velma Thompson, Elizabeth Wallin. Katherine Beeson, loan Bellamy, Wilma Bellamy, Mary Beth Bluethman, Virginia Brackeen, Betty lean Boyd, Edna Boykin, Congetta Carbone, lo Ann Cashion, Peggy Lou Daniel, loy Digings, Carla Doss, Norma lean Fowler, Mary Alice Hook, Mariana Howlett, Anita lrwin, Virginia Lanford, Dotty Loughlin, Betty Mahaf- fay, Norma McAlexander, Bettye Newman, Kay Recknor, Patsy Riffe, loyce Ray, Dorothy Schafer, Billie lean Smith, Martha Smotherman, Dorothy Stubbs, Mona Wiesseman, Beverly Whyburn, Frances Wurz, Doro- thy Wynn, Frances Yarborough. F all Yvonne Armour . Dorothy Clark . . Marilyn Walker . Louise Carter . . Edith lane Harris . . Mrs. Nesbit . . . Yvonne Armour Barbara Bishop Beth Bishop Margaret Brennan Bette lo Burns Louise Carter Betty Cooper Betty Ruth Daugherty Irene Davis Scm Souci OFFICERS . . . President . . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . . .Treasurer. . Program Chairman . . Sponsor . . MEMBERSHIP Delora Davis Ioyce Parry Donna Eoerster Lady lane Gray Ieanne Hargrove Edith Iane Harris PeQCJY Hagan Dorothy Holder Mary Katherine Jackson Spring . . Lynette lohnston . . Donna Foerster . . Lady lane Gray . . . Beth Bishop . Sue Patterson . Mrs. Nesbit Kay Iohnson Lynnette Iohnston Tommy Ioy Lovin Sue Patterson Virginia Perryman Lou Ann Simpson Prudie Watson A Capella Chorus Girls Ruth Lee Bailey Marilyn Beaver Martha Coonrod Georgeann Fenley loyce Givens Marie Groh Helen Hale Betty Lou Hamilton PeqfJY Hicks Dorothy Holder Doris Lane Sally Leavell Barbara Mathis Margaret Nuckols Donna O'Steen Virginia Perryman Sue Patterson Virginia Pierce Vivian Rentrow Frances Scofield Lou Ann Simpson Martha Steinhotf lacqueline Sutherland Nancy Upshaw Purdie Lee Watson Ieannene Williams Mary Morrison Boys Billy Ioe Davenport lames Douglas Dan Foster Andy Hargrove Carroll Hornburg Ralph Kendall Richard Owens Iohn Piercy Cecil Reddick Raymond Rockholt Edward Thiele lack Bradley Frances Barbaria Betty Io Brown Mary loy Brown Betty Brunson Gladys Caballero Claudine Carpenter Doris Choate Betty Coppedge Ann Cumber Martha Davenport Prose Mary Haaksma Anita Louise lsham loann lolly Betty Ann Latimer Baenell Markham lune McCalib Marilyn Morgan Betty loe Perry Mary Ellen Bamires Betty Io Searle Marian Sherard Margaret Sorrels Mixed Chorus Second Period and Third Period Lillian Starnes Gay Nell Steelman Florence Storey Virginia Ann Tanner Nancy Teasley Dorothy Urban Nancy White Mary Whitter Mary Earle Woodall Mariio Young Gene Bedford L. 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Bynum Hershel Frye Donald Grubb Bay Herndon lack Knight Andrew McCann Ray McKamey Phillip Peterson Kenneth Swearingen Raymond Vanderpool Billy Bruce Wisley Herbert Anderson Buth Lee Bailey Marilyn Beaver Martha Coonrod Georgeann Fenley loyce Givens Marie Groh Helen Hale Betty Lou Hamilton PeqQIY Hicks Dorothy Holder Doris Lane Sally Leavell Barbara Mathis Mary Morrison Margaret Nuckols Donna O'Steen Virginia Perryrnan Sue Patterson Virginia Pierce Vivian Benirow Frances Scofield Lou Ann Simpson Martha Steinhoii lacqueline Sutherland Nancy Upshaw Purdie Lee Watson leannene Williams Billy Ioe Davenport lames Douglas Dan Foster Andy Hargrove Carroll Hornburg Balph Kendall Bichard Owens lohn Piercy Cecil Beddick Raymond Bockholt Edward Thiele lack Bradley luanita Bosher Mixed Chorus Fifth Period Sue Ann Apple Carolyn Ann Chace Iulia Charles Mary Louise Boswell Congetta Carbone Cher Louise Brown Barbara Derby TY lean Brown Marjorie Brown Mary Helen Brown Margaret Bryce Barbara Burgess Betty lo Burns Lois Calk Shirley Carpenter Carmen Aguirre Patricia Alford Carole Arnold Loyce Berkley La Mella Calvery Io Ann Cashion Barbara Deen Loretta Downing Sarah Gibson Gladys Grimes Edith lane Harris Esther Hernandez Billie Digiglie Dorothy Douglas Marjorie Eatzinger losephine Ferretes Sherry Fite Io Ann Freeman Lupe Gonzales Wilma Greene Beryl Greer leanette leanes Kathleen Mangrum Gloria McGuire Frances Mora Violet Price Adelle Barnsey Betty Sauls Myrtis Stokes Ioyce Lee Taylor Carole Thomas lrene Torres Seventh Period W loan lackson Martha Iamison Iudy Kinney Sue Ann Knott Bette Krause Ethel Le Noiv Grace Loftus lean Mack Ruth McWhorter Alene Miller Eva Parks Barbara Powell Margaret Babke Ann Bay Ioyce Simmons Evelyn Smith Diana Spore Lanelle Stewart Patsy Sutton Shirley Teasley loyce Thorn Dorothy Tineral Colleen Trout Alice Wallis Maria Wesar Walter Baker Robert Chenault Dick Dabney Larry Freeman Ierre Hassell Larry McMillan Tommy Moore Dale Ralston Harry Ramsey lim Swain I. B. Williams Rodney Williams Carole Weiler Anna Fern Wood Kenneth Cave Thomas C. Cook Clinton Davis Ervis Laws Iimmy Leach Wayne Lease B. W. Myrick Iohnny O'Brien Ierry Patrick lerry Ross Walter Baker Bob Baxter William Bellorny lack Bradley Claude Brewer Iohn Boyle Teddy Cramer lack Burgen Bob Clayton Charles Dabney lulius Dasch David Doggett Iarnes Douglas lack Duncan Bill Grosvenor Orange Band Graydon Grounds Herbert Hale Dale Henderson Ray Herndon Gloria Hess Ioy Holland Ernest Hudel Tom lnkrnan Deith Kathan Don Langston Lena Laurea Murry LeVelle Pat Malone lohn Newman Nugent Oliphant Byron O'Neal Daron Powell Sarah Io Reed Ralph Roberts Bill Roddy Stella Roderick Anne Marie Sippola Dana Smith lo Ann Spurqin Bill Stiff Bill Strawn Landon Taliaferro Richard Thrasher Glenn Turner Orchestra Personnel Violins Katherine Houpy Gwenn Hawley Patricia McKnight Clifford Montgomery Bass Viols Helen Brian Carita Neill Trombone Billy Strawn Piano Mary Elizabeth Moore Violas Betty Ann Booth Doris Ford 'Cellos Ioanne Willis Frances Patterson Charlotte Carlisle Clarinet Iames Copeland Trumpets Charles Dabney Darrell Keathley i l ?Gt?-Q51 2 I, fiflrfviy , 4 vc-' X ,T l.'lf.z+cgL7B they 1 ff:-4 l ,i : ' 7' 42' .F -AF-13 :19 its: title' Flight Five Wing Scouts OFFICERS CREW Pilot-Beth Bishop Martha Allison Co-Pilot-Shirley Passmore Barbara Bishop Navigator-Edith lane Harris Peggy l-logan Bornbarolier-Marilyn Lawton Mary Katherine lackson Flight Engineers- Lou Ann Simpson Mrs. B. B. Passrnore Daphne Thornton Mrs. L. L. Allison Lovera Veach Selma Walker Parent-Teacher Association EXECUTIVE BOARD President ..... ,... M rs. Ioe H. Slocum First Vice-President . . . Mrs. L. Pt. Verschoyle Second Vice-President . . . . Mrs. Leo H. Baxter Third Vice-President . . . . . Mrs. H. I Piercy Fourth Vice-President . . Mrs. Iames O. Watson Filth Vice-President . . Mrs. Claud Davenport Sixth ViceePresident . . . . Mrs. O. E. Hawley Seventh Vice-President . . Mrs. Roger Davis Recording Secretary . . . . . Mrs. I. V. Stone Corresponding Secretary . . Mrs. I. G. Burqen Treasurer ...... . . Mrs. C. W. Barron Historian .................... .... M rs. Gordon Cullum Parliamentarian , ...... ............... M rs. E. D. Alexander Delegates to Dallas City Council ot Parent-Teacher Associations Mrs. Iack D. Duncan, Mrs. R. F. Rabke Auditor ...... , ................. Mr. I... R. Verschoyle AWARDS-S150 Scholarship . . . National Honor Society Pins . . . Two State Life Memberships SOCIAL Morning Coffee honoring Faculty and Freshman Mothers Served with Dads' Club at Silver jubilee Sponsored Senior Luncheons ADULT EDUCATION Addresses by Prominent Speakers Study Groups FINANCE Paid Assembly Book Reviews, Carnival The Parent-Teacher Association extends greetings to the students of North Dallas High School. Sloeech Awards DEBATE Second Place at Woodrow Wilson . . . Maurice Schnorr Lenox lenkins Second Place in City ........ . Maurice Schnorr Lenox lenkins DECLAMATION First Place at Baylor ......... . Edward Thiele Second Place in City .......... Edward Thiele EXTEMPOBANEOUS Second Place in City-Boy's Division ...... Iohn Stone Most Valuable Football Player A Bill Hunter Music Awards Barbara Mathis lack Bradley Margaret Nuckols Dan Foster Marilyn Beaver Buth Bailey Martha Coonrod lohn Piercy Edward Thiele Iames Douglas Awards in the Regional Scholastic Art Exhibit Gold Keys Betty Woods Ctwo Keysl Ieanne Babke Barbara Bishop leanne Tidwell Certificates of Merit Betty Woods Ioan Scallon leanne Babke Ctwo awardsl Advertising Essay Contest Honorable Mention Margaret Clephane Dorothy Clark Ierita lngle Betty Woods Leta Pay Hughes E . lnterscholastic League Essay Contest Second Place in City ........... Betty Woods Second Place in Region . . . Betty Woods Harry Doehla Art Competition Winners in City-Wide Contest Nick Puspurica Betty Woods State-Wide Honorable Mention Nick Puspjurica Betty Woods A First Division Winners in the Solo and Ensemble Contests Barbara Mathis Sarah Gibson Margaret Nuckols Alene Miller Raymond Rockholt Donna O'Steen Texas High School Poetry Contest Sponsored by Mary-Hardin Baylor College Second Place in State tor Best Collection ot Poems . Donna lones Advertising Essay Contest First Place in North Dallas ...... Margaret Clephane Second Place . Mildred Alexander Doris Iean Beard Sharon Smith Ierry Mandel Charles Rymes Henry Shiels George Spalding Veda lo Carter Patsy Hannah Betty Owings First Place . . First Place . . First Place . . Third Place . . lunior Allied Arts Quill and Scroll Ioan Russell La Voin Talley Ianie Walton Gordon Cullum Roy Davis Cleburn Price Cecil Reddick Lee Slaughter Iohn Stone Yvonne Armour Ritle Team Awards . 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M, .,, ,... ,, . , . ,M , W' ,3f:. .f ' wwf' x PERSOINIALITIES Yvonne Armour-Never to be forgotten is Yvonne's rare ability to be popular and to maintain a high scholastic rec- ord. Outstanding examples of her popu- larity are her position as secretary of her class and l946 Football Queen. Yvonne is a member of the National Honor Society and during her career in North Dallas she has acquired a record which would be hard to beat. Mary Margaret Biggs-Vivacious is the Word for Mary Margaret. Her sparkling smile and friendly Ways immediately Win the hearts of all whom she meets. Not only does she have winning ways, but she is a demon on the tennis court, has many club activities, and a fine scholastic record. PERSCDNALITIES Lee Slaughter-Lee is famous in North Dallas for his curly red hair and his sense of humor. He keeps himself pretty busy supporting the various sports and takes an active part in baseball. Also helping to bring him to his present fame is his Work on the Compass staff and debate teams. Stanley Rutland-This individualist is easily recognized by his freckles and blinking eyes. Also, notable about Demo is his bashfulness and habit of nicknaming everybody. When it comes to football, he is an ace in the backfield and is expected to be a main- stay in the '47 squad. PERSCDNALITIES i D l Henry Shiels-Henry made himselt fa- mous by his contortionistic antics While cheerleading, and many students are surprised to see him Walking upright around the halls. This brown-eyed lad has talent to spare when it comes to art. His cartoons are a N. D. specialty. Bill Dodson-Working hard for the Bull- dogs, Yankee helped to bring glory to North Dallas during the football seasons ot 1945 and '46, and his spirit made him a really valuable player. One of his 'ontstanding characteristics is his good sense of humor. His swell personality accounts for his popularity. When we think of Bill Dodson, We think of an all- roundkgood guy. ' v PEEQSONALWES Edward Thiele- Big Ed has the rare ability to get the most done with as little effort as possible. He Writes songs, poetry, and editorials, sings solo and with the A Capella Choir, and throws his Weight around the gridiron to the advantage of the Bulldogs. This senior of many talents has a flashing smile and easy-going Ways that readily make him a favorite. 1 I L Charles Chcrliield-Here is one of North Dallas's leading students and person- alities. He has been active in golf and debate and is a member of the National Honor Society. As president of the Stu- dent Council, he conducted the assem- blies and aided in working out many school problems. Adding all of the services he has rendered to the school and the honors he has brought to it, his own likeable personality, we have one of the best leaders in school. PERSONALITIES Barbara Hershfield-At football games and pep assemblies Barbara displayed her school spirit by leading the students in cheer after cheer. Being chosen the 1947 Valentine Queen gives proof enough of her popularity among the students. She has, however, received countless other honors. Barbara is al- ways ready to greet you With a friendly smile, and without doubt, she is one of North Dallas's favorite personalities. Betty Owings Betty is one of the most active North Dallasites to be found. She can be seen giving her full support to almost any school activity, although her main interests lie along the lines of journalism and dramatics. She is on the Compass, Viking, and Pub staffs and had one of the leads in the senior play. Not only is she talented, but she has one of the best personalities in school, as a matter of fact, Betty is just a swell, all-around girl. ,f,,.. , . 'F .4 P gif I f' E E Q ' . ...Q , E X 9 31 4 W . 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' - f ,sf ,741 7 M f' ,Z W' :,-, E, 4 J Qi ,1 f 1 if LT f Wh W- ?L55f3Ti7ik A f A S as W 2 J 42 ' + S., Sw f ,f:.fY YQ3-aww X is Ai' ,ia K 1 25 H J Q. ., f , V ..,z2:siQi .Q 'L 'mqfw,9,W. , .W is-QF! isvfwtw-fa, ,,1F1'zf,M5geg.fK,. , A, Z .. .W .314 ffafk.f.,m-,125 M- A pljziw ' S f Q.' M V , 12192 - 5- . L 1, Y X H52-.FW X L . Q, kk W x , v . sw? Q - 75.1, Lg.-4 f 12. Q1 5115 9 ,,J,, eu, why. al, ' 5 ,K W fi mwffwi ' ' 1. w,.,w-- f: .af HW. Lf . ' 1 41.69 Y W1 ,.,m,f- i.ffi?'xfSffsi'.ff f?,lmf?'sA - mfg ' 71 ,JS ,W A x ' . :-,. fs' Qgflofzfa 1 Cheerleaders Bcrrbcrrcr Hershfield, Slick Dcrvis, Frcmces Gieh, George Sporld ing, Rosemary' Gowen, Henry Shiels, Sharon Smith, Arthur Scmtcr Cruz. The North Dallas football squad of '46 proved again that fighting until the last gun has sounded is the style of a Bulldog. North Dallas was proud of its team throughout the season. When all-city berths were handed out, one from Dallas was chosen-Bill Hunter, our scrapping guard, who had that never-say-die spirit. It was the enthusiasm of the team, the expert coaching of Mr. Hyde and Mr. Adkins, and the solid backing of the student body that kept our Bulldogs fighting from start to finish. To open the season the Bulldogs took on the state co- champs, Highland Park. The Scotties, with more weight and experience, proved too much for our fighting gridsters. Throughout the game we found many mistakes which We were able to correct before the city series began. A week later North Dallas drew blood from Tyler. Prom the beginning to end the boys outplayed their opponents in every way. The Bulldogs seemed to gain at random. Inspired by the victory over Tyler, the Bulldogs played their best game a week later when they played host to Paschal of Fort Worth. Our underrated gridsters came from behind in the second half to tie the count with the highly favored Panthers. They held Paschal to a net gain of 4 yards from scrimmage. Our last game before the city series found us invading Temple. There we met with supreme difficulty. The boys of the gridiron had trouble stopping the unbalanced line of Temple. Again we had to come from behind to knot the score. The Adamson Leopards were the first to oppose the Bulldogs in their fight for the city title. Because of the exceptionally good kicking of Adamson, North Dallas played most of the game in the shadow of their own goal posts. Fully recovered from their beating the week before, our boys outplayed the Forest Lions in every way, only to be defeated by an extra point. Long runs and gallant goal line stands highlighted this exciting game. The first victory in the city series came when the Bulldogs beat the Tech High Wolves. The constant hard charging and hard running of the Bulldogs chalked up this score. The Sunset Bisons, our fourth opponent of the city race, proved to be a burr in the hair of the Bulldogs. Again the unbalanced line was too much for our gridsters. On Thanksgiving Day the Bulldogs showed that old man jinx was really dead when they ,defeated the Woodrow Wilson Wildcats. Nothing 'could stop our boys: neither could the triple W gain on' the ground or through the air. North North North North North North North North North E l 5 t I t s 5 5 Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas NEAL LACEY, Manager l946 SEASON . 7-26 . 18- O . . l3-l3 . . 6- 6 . . 0-19 . . 6- 7 . . 15- 7 . . U-18 . 13- 7 . Highland Park . . . . Tyler . . . Paschal . Temple . Adamson . . Forest . . . . Tech . . . Sunset Woodrow Wilson WWW MANAGER NEAL LACEY-Because of the patience of this boy the Bulldogs were fur- nished with many things. Throughout the season he brought us water when we were tired, he gave us needed equipment, and he waited on us hand and foot. He took a lot from us in the Way of jibes without a sound of back-talk, too. We, of the football team, appreciate ci manager like Neal. A N GUARDS BILL HUNTER-An All-City selection for two years tells the story of this rough guard. His ability to sense a play and then do something about it made him a great player. BILL DODSON-Although small in stat- ure, he made up for his size by play- ing a fighting brand of ball. He out- played larger and heavier boys throughout the season, proving that one does not have to weigh 200 pounds to engage in the gridiron sport. - ROBERT MAXFIELD -C h a r g i n g hard and fast made Robert a hard lad to stop. His never-quit spirit helped him to become a well-liked boy among his team mates. FRANK ANDERSON-Starting the sea- son as center, he was soon switched to guard, Where he took great ad- vantage of his tackling and blocking ability. Where there was a pileup you would always find Fronk at the bottom, just as his duty required. CENTER EIL NEILSON-As sturdy as the Rock of Gibraltar, this gridster broke up many opposing plays. His pin-point centering and line backing earned him the respect of the opposing play- ers. .73 IMO A-1 i r ' . .5-4' 1 llsffsfzmsn Z7 E: : A.,.. g BACKS BOBBY DAVIS-Smart ball handling, tricky running, and sure passing was the style of this Orange and White player. His play-calling wcs the dif- ference between winning and losing in many of our games. IAMES BRADLEY-Crashing the line and throwing blocks was the specialty of this big boy. His bone-crushing tack- les from his line backing position brought many spectators to their feet. BILL RICHARDSON-His ability to skirt the ends, to smash the middle of the line, and to kick aided the Bulldogs in overcoming many opponents. Bill's speed sometimes made is possible for him to pass his blockers. DONALD BENNETT-This little back was liked by his team mates because of the way he set up blocks. Pete fol- lowed his interference to the last man. Because of an injury early in the season he wasn't able to partici- pate in very many games. STANLEY RUTLAND-This easy-going boy never seemed to be rattled and always turned in a bang-up game. His line backing added much strength to the Bulldog forward wall. PERRY WILSON-Small but well stacked, this gridster packed plenty of punch. However, his injured arm limited the length of his playing time. IOE THOMAS- Ioker, as he is known among the team members, kept alive the spirit to win when the chips were down. His exceptional speed and alertness kept the other team contin- ually on its toes. he it Q .,. .5 G, it .,...,..., ., -....1,, ,, tt 1 rf J AMER p p f.. 5' wif l 1 ,- CW Q ' 5 - Q wzwtjji 5 ,V g y.g if is -' ' ti fp :' '2 fi 3 , ., , 1 ,gf , .. fi f 2 5E:2 5i5 ,i,:-.: .... A 1 ' ts 2 , ..,, t r 'EH ,. A ..,1 5 L , ir ,,A. ., ,..,, 1. X ., U ,iv . 43 ,1a:fsg:-..:- .. ..: 455: :5:. -1. Q., Q v Q GEORGE SUTTON-His ability to be there at the right time helped George to become such a good player. The switching of this big boy from end to back aided the Bulldogs in many contests. ROGER DAVIS-The kicking of this gridster figured greatly in many North Dallas games. Not only his kicking but also his relentless spirit helped the Bulldogs to carry on. CLEBURNE PRICE-His ability to catch as Well as run made this fleet-footed lad the main cog in our passing com- bination ancl a mainstay of the Or- ange and W'hite offensive. ROBERT OWENS-His height, as well as size, made him a hard boy to stop or knock aside. Without his kind of enthusiasm the squad would be help- less. REX THOMAS-A demon on the de- fense, he was more than able to up- hold his end of the Bulldog attack. His dependable pass snatching was also instrumental in the Canine vic- tories. il V, ss 11 ,gh 5 11 5? 2 W Q ' .. V2 vw 'S' Pt' 2 it 2 s wifi Q , . V1 2 ff -. st TACKLES NICK PUSPURICA-This big tackle more than deserved honorable mention for All-City. His hard charging and block- ing made him a feared man in the hearts of our opponents. ED THIELE-Using his size and ability, this boy dealt the opposing line mis- ery. His furious blocking accounted for the opening of many gaping holes in the enemies' line. IOHNNY GOODWIN-Towering above the rest of his team mates, Iohnny tackled as well as blocked with the fury of a hurricane. His dependable line play was always a help to the Bulldogs. HAL QUINN-The biggest boy on the '46 club: his weight proved to good advantage both on defense and ot- fense. He could always be counted on to play hard against insurmount- able odds. R if 'ff M it Q if is ,. W, ,..: .Q g L .,,... . S- 5 qiggvz 42 if 3, . . M.. 5 . x , v, ,Q Basketball The hustling Bulldog quintet, ably coached by li. B. Williams, Sr., finished the most successful basketball season in the recent history of North Dallas by winning undisputed possession of second place in District 8-AA. Tech, which had the only team able to defeat the Bull- dogs twice, entered the state meet and lost by one point to the eventual champion. Chalking up seven victories against three defeats, the Bulldogs had a winning streak of five straight games after losing the first two tilts ofthe season to Tech and Sunset. l-lowever, the highlight of their season came in the post-season Southwestern A.A.U. tourney when North Dallas annexed the first place trophy in winning three straight victories by safe margins. I. B. Williams and Guy Wallace were selected for the official All- City team and were also elected co-captains for the season by their teammates. Wallace and Bennett were selected for the All-Tourney team after the post-season event. Cleburne Price and Boy l-lughes, in addition to these three, gave North Dallas a speedy, alert quintet which refused to fall before any team without a struggle. The scoring was well divided throughout the season and every member was a scoring threat at all times. This and an instinctive form of teamwork and fair play brought honor to the school throughout the season. '47 LETTERMEN Guy Wallace, Our All-City star, Could hit the hoop From near and far. I. R. Williams Hustled through. His skill made him All-City, too. Cleburne Price Fought all the Way. His backboard handling Saved the day. Roy Hughes Was a hard court terror His floor game Was Without an error. Pete Bennett Kept our hopes alive. He was the fastest Of the five. The sixth man On this fighting team Was Mr. Williams, A coach supreme. And hustling Bobby Donohue Saw much service The season through. Short and shitty Ace Mack Shorter Played as a Bulldog Many a quarter. Rangy, rambler Buster Bowles Was quite adept At hitting goals. Nippy 'Williams Is one good reason We can look with ho To another season. A hustling manager Was Charley Rymes, Doing his duty At all times. limniy Melcher Was in the race To help the Canines Get second place. P9 TRACK SEASON The Bulldogs had a very successful season on the cinder paths, bringing to North Dallas the first city championship in the school's history, and then going on to take second place in the regional meet the following weekend. Although, according to the pre-season concensus, the Bulldogs were picked second to Woodrow Wilson, they surprised everyone by winning the city champion- ship by one point. The score was close, but the Bulldogs led all the way. A great lap by San Angelo in the mile relay clinched the victory. COACH HAYS Cleburne Price turned in the best individual performance in the history of the city meet, taking four first places and helping win another. l-le set a new record in the high hurdles and tied the record time in the low hurdles. Anthony Carrillo also won points in both hurdle events. Other pointmakers were Hal Quinn, Carroll Hornburg, Frank Lewis, Kenneth Bailey, Sam Angelo, Bill Richardson, l-loward Hoes, Charles Dugger and Billy Prewitt. Price was high-point man for the second straight year in the regional meet in which Canines finished second. He broke both hurdle records, being pushesl hard by Beasley of Forest and Anthony Carrillo, who placed third in each event. The sprint relay team composed of Price, Kenneth Bailey, Bill Richardson, and Sam Angelo, also turned in a surprise record-breaking performance. The Bulldogs have hopes for another successful season next year with lettermen Davis, Angelo, Prewitt returning, and also several good prospects from t1'1iS YeCif'S Squddf x 4 Tennis The North Dallas tennis team, sparked by Sara lo Beed, a three- year letterman, took third place, the place they have continually held for the past five years, again this year. The team, composed ot Sara Io Beed, girls' singles, Mary Margaret Biggs and Betty Berlew, girls' doubles, Ben Willis, boys' singles, and Bill Davenport and Avon Malone, boys' doubles, won three matches each from Tech, Forest and Adamson, while they lost two to Woodrow Wilson and Sunset. Everyone on the team this year lettered, and the returning letter- men for next season will be Betty Berlew and Avon Malone. The others who were out for tennis under the coaching ot Mr. Anderson were Mildred Alexander, Charles Saunders, Claude Brewer, and Iohn Stone. Golf J With three returning sguadmen, the North Dallas golf team started their l947 campaign for the city championship. With only four players carrying the burden of play for the entire season, the Bulldogs now occupy fifth place in the city race. No lettermen have been announced yet, but Mr. Witmeyer has stated that he expects at least three of the four seniors to letter this spring. The Bulldog team got off to a bad start by dropping a 5-l decision to Woodrow Wilson, but came back strong the next week to down the Forest Lions by a 3M-ZW count. After losing to Sunset, the linksmen returned to tie a stronger Adamson aggregation 3-3. They continued their erratic path of golf as the second round of play started by drop- ping a 6-O game to the triple Wg however, the team composed of Charles Chatfield, George Spalding, Adolph Lindsley, and Sam Par- rish, showed up stronger than ever by again downing the Forest Lions, this time by a 6-U count. Other students out for golf were Rick l-lenely, Iimmy Sale, and Carrol Hornburg. Baseball The North Dallas nine began the 1947 season April 7 with bright prospects for a city championship. An experienced team, led by the eight returning lettermen, Adolph Lindsley, Buster Bowles, Doyle Craig, Charles Squibb, Boy Hughes, Guy Wallace, Neil Neilson, and William Guy, was expected to go far in the city race. The Bulldogs were ably coached this year by C. M. Bollinger, new addition to the staff from Wilmer-Hutchins. As the season began, the team looked strong in the infield and pitching departments. Four lettermen, Charles Squibb, first base, Boy Hughes, second base, Guy Wallace, shortstop, and Neil Neilson, third base, made up this powerful infield. A pitching staff of Doyle Craig, Buster Bowles, Lee Slaughter, lohn Chappel, and Lee Bowman, new- comer from New Iersey, could be counted on for many shutout innings. ln the outfield, Letterman Willie Guy was backed up by Iimmie Mel- cher, Ioe Goodspeed, Ralph Ellis, and lim Daughterty. Behind the bat the canines had lettermen Adolph Lindsley, Darrell Freeman, and Wayne Baker. , Up to this writing the Bulldogs had played but one game. They downed Tech 4-l behind the brilliant hurling of Buster Bowles. For his inspiring leadership, constant devotion to cluty, and loyalty to our school and corps, and his understanding and helpfulness in our problems, we dedicate this section to .... Technical Sergeant Fred Weiff Technical Sergeant Chris Rcrtvedt Sergeant lnstructorg Reserve Officers Training Corps: Seventeen Years Regu lar Army: World War ll. Captain Virgil E. Craven Captain Infantry: United States Arrnyp Senior Instructor R. O. T. C.g Regular Army, World War II: Silver Star: Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster: Combat Maier Hurry E- Menezes lnfantryman Badgeg E. A, M, E, Ribbon Cornrnandant of Cadets: National Guard: with three Bronze Battle Stars. United States Army: World War I: Army of Occupation in France: Officers' Re- serve Corps. The object and aims of the R.O.T.C. in general are: l. To provide systematic military training at civil educational institutions for the purpose oi qualifying selected students of such institutions for appointment as reserve officers and non- commissioned officers in the military forces of the United States. 2. To add to the educational resources of schools and colleges and give students a training which will be as valuable to them in their industrial or professional careers as it would be should the nation call upon them to act as leaders in the defensive forces. Related to the classroom as art is to science, the R.O.T.C. inculcates pride in good conduct and appearance and teaches courteous formalities of transacting business. lt teaches a boy how to act as a subordinate Without servility, accepting leadership of others, receiving orders and carrying them out Whole-heartedly. lt teaches the same boy how to exer- cise authority within prescribed limitations, being responsible for the conduct of others, how to organize his fellows for the accomplishment of a mission, and to administer the group. The whole means orderly concerted effort. This is of proven value in emergencies. PAPPAS MOBLEY IOHNSON CARRILLO WHITE FALL Bobby Davis Henry Mobley Roger Davis Sophocles Pappas Anthony Carrillo Kenneth White The Staff SPRING Henry Mobley Sophocles Pappas Anthony Carrillo Kenneth White Bobby Temple Burt Iohnson Technical Sergeant Chris Bortvedt First Lieutenant Earl Norris First Lieutenant Carroll Taylor Second Lieutenant Bichard Hawley Second Lieutenant Burt lohnson Master Sergeant Bill Stewart First Sergeant Charles Bunn First Sergeant Maurice Schnorr Rifle Team Technical Sergeant Charles Dugger Staff Sergeant Clinton Davis Staff Sergeant Melvin Hataway Staff Sergeant Bill Howard Staff Sergeant Bay Lyon Staff Sergeant P. D. Snider Sergeant Charles Iohnson Corporal Clare Bailey Commissioned Officers Colonel Henry B. Mobley Lieutenant Colonel Sophocles G. Pappas Major Roger Davis Captain Charles Chatfield Captain George Spalding Captain Marvin Estes Cruse Captain Martin Miranda Captain Anthony Carrillo Captain Gordon Cullum Captain Hal Quinn Captain Bobby Temple Captain Carroll Taylor Captain Kenneth White Captain Claude Brewer First Lieutenant Gerald Whitlock First Lieutenant Charles Dabney First Lieutenant Louis Sturdivant First Lieutenant Gene Richey First Lieutenant Manly'Russell Second Lieutenant Karl Young Second Lieutenant Bill Grosvenor Second Lieutenant lack Ryle Second Lieutenant Gene Caradine Second Lieutenant Richard Hawley Second Lieutenant Burt Iohnson Second Lieutenant Asa Eugene Hunt Second Lieutenant Le'noX lenkins Second Lieutenant Calvin Barker Second Lieutenant Kenneth Hartman Second Lieutenant Bob Clayton Second Lieutenant Don Langston Second Lieutenant Bill Strawn Regimental Headquarters Regimental Commander-Colonel Henry B. Mobley Regimental Executive Officer-Lieutenant Colonel Sophocles G. Pappas Regimental Adjutant-Captain Anthony Carrillo Regimental Intelligence Officer-Captain Kenneth White Regimental Plans and Training Officer-Captain Bobby L. Temple Regimental Supply Otiicere-Second Lieutenant Burt lohnson Regimental Sergeant Major-Master Sergeant lohn Thompson Regimental Ordnance Sergeant-Master Sergeant Denny Uloth Regimental Supply Sergeant-Master Sergeant Bill Stewart COMPANY A NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS FIRST PLATOON First Sergeant Robert johnson Staff Sergeant Clinton Davis Stall Sergeant lames Lemmons Staff Sergeant Ray Lyon Staff Sergeant Charles Sanders Staff Sergeant P. D. Snider Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Lawrence Ashburn Edmund Bayse Iohn Watts Martin White Tommy Anderson Rufus Burleson Paul Dague Iarnes Greer lames Harvey Robert Lee lohnson William L. Kenton John King Louis Menriquez Platoon Leader- 'VVV Second Lieutenant Karl Young Platoon Sergeant-Staff Sergeant Charles Sanders Guide--Sergeant Lawrence Ashburn First Squad Staff Sergeant Ray Lyon Private First Class Robert Sullivan Private First Class Claude Dobard Private First Class Gene Rice Private Allen Marshall Second Squad Sergeant Martin White Private lames lackson Private First Class Sherman Reed Private Bob Ballanger Corporal Tommy Anderson Third Squad Staff Sergeant P. D. Snider Private First Class Tommy Moore Private Wendall Tey Private First Class Henry Baer Private Hugh Lamar Corporal Robert Lee Iohnson CCMPANY A SECOND PLATOON Platoon.Leader-Second Lieutenant Calvin Barker Platoon Sergeant-Staff Sergeant Iames Lernmons Guide-eSergeant John Watts First Squad Corporal Paul Dague Private First Class Robert Dumas , Private Bill McCord Private lack Knight Private First Class Lawrence Walton Private Iames Wiser Corporal Iohn King Seccnd Squad Sergeant Edmund Bayse Private Norman Revelrnan Private First Class Bobby Rush Private Doyle Parks Private Elmer Pippin Corporal Rufus Burleson Third Squad Corporal Iames Greer Private Davis McPherson Private First Class Iarnes Elwell Private David Gonzales Private First Class Edmund Noakes Private Lee Sweeney Corporal lames Harvey COMPANY HEADQUARTERS Company Commander-Captain Marvin Estes Cruse Executive Otticerelfirst Lieutenant Gerald Whitlock First Sergeant-'First Sergeant Robert Iohnson Company Clerk--Corporal William Kenton Guidon-Corporal Louis Menriquez OFFICERS Captain Marvin Estes Cruse First Lieutenant Gerald Whitlock Second Lieutenant Karl Young Second Lieutenant Calvin Barker 1 3 X NON-COMMISSIONED First Sergeant Clifford Fitzwilliams Staff Sergeant Richard Barr Staff Sergeant Royce Ford Sergeant Harry Deans Sergeant Frank Elam Sergeant Harvey Hicks Sergeant Albert McPherson Sergeant Charles Mendoza Sergeant Robert Miller Sergeant Bill Murray Sergeant Larry Slalcey Sergeant Ray Specht Sergeant Bill Willson Corporal Wiley Berry Corporal L. O. Humphurys Corporal Douglas McDonald Corporal Glenn Montgomery Corporal Charles Rogers , xx . COMPANY B OFFICERS Platoon Platoon FIRST PLATOON Leader-Staff Sergeant Richard Barr Sergeant-Sergeant Bill Willson Guide-Sergeant Frank Elarn First Squad Sergeant Charles Mendoza Corpora Private Private Private Private l Charles Rogers First Class Donald Logan Phil Randol First Class Iimmy Parker First Class Bill Lane Sergeant Larry Slakey Second Squad Sergeant Robert Miller Private Private Private First Class C. R. Anderson First Class lack Bloomer Robert Chenault U First Class Wesley Gueloert Private First Class Roger Hart Private Kenneth Teel Corporal L. O. Humphurys Third Squad Corporal Wiley Berry Private Dan Neal Private Edward Cardwell Private Gerald Carr Private Private Private First Class Kenneth Miller Ronnie Weed SECOND PLATOON . -qv 1 -. COMPANY B COMPANY HEADQUARTERS Platoon Leader-Second Lieutenant Kenneth Hartman Platoon Sergeant-Staff Sergeant Royce Ford GuidefSerqeant Harvey Hicks First Squad Sergeant Bill Murray Private Private Private Private Private Private Private First Class Ioe Mathews First Class Iarnes Bond Iesse Hays First Class Richard Holcomb First Class Freddie Phillips First Class Charles Thelitz First Class Sherman Thompson Second Squad Sergeant Albert McPherson Private Private Private Private Private lim Adams Dan Goqdell Iarnes Hrahle Robert Motley First Class Hunter Wise Third Squad Sergeant Harry Deans Corporal Douglas McDonald Private Private Private First Class lack Meaqer Don Ratterree A Luke Stienburq Corporal Glenr. Montgomery Company CommandereCaptain Martin Miranda Executive Oiiicerflrirst Lieutenant Earl Norris First Serqeant4Statf Sergeant Clifford Fitzwilliams Company Clerk-Sergeant Ray Specht Guidon-Private First Class Leonard lackson a OFFICERS Captain Martin Miranda First Lieutenant Earl Norris Second Lieutenant Kenneth Hartman CCMPANY C NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS FIRST PLATOON Platoon Leader-Second Lieutenant Gene Caradine First SGTCJGCITH MGUUCG SCTIHOOY Platoon Sergeant-Technical Sergeant Freeman Stallings Technical Sergeant Freeman Stallings Guidewstcff Sergecml David Mills Staff Sergeant Phil Chamberlain First Squad Slfiff SSTQQUIN Charles HGSSOU Staff Sergeant Phil Chamberlain Stoll Serqecml Billy Holmes Private First Class Herbert Anderson Corporal Walter Nusbaumn Stuff Sergeant David MMS Private William Saunders .Staff Sergeant Luke Miranda Private Donald Clemons Private Ioe Small Staff Sergeant Bill Price Sergeant Charles Thoznas Staff Sergeant Gordon Smith Second Squad Sergeant Robert Brown Staff Sergeant Luke Miranda Private Bobby Dillashaw SQFQGGUT DCIY1 SUIUUGTS Private Donald Davies Private Holmes Kaiser Sergeant Charles Maples Sergeant Charles Thomas Corporal George Swett Sergeant Dwayne Wilcox Corporal Trevel Brady Third squad Sergeant Dwayne Wilcox Private W. S. Cardwell Corporal Walter Nusbaumn private Owen Neff Corporal lack Griti in Private Harold Wells Private Donald Whitson Private First Class Winston Morris Corporal George Swett Corporal Trevel Brady Corporal Charles McGregor Corporal Charles Powell COMPANY C SECOND PLATOON Platoon Leader-Second Lieutenant lack Ryle Platoon SerqeanteStaff Sergeant Charles Hessen GuidefSe1'qeant Charles Maples First Squad Staff Sergeant Billy Holmes Private Harvey Goolsby Private First Class Iohfi Aronson Corporal Charles McGregor Secrnd Squad Sergeant Robert Brown Private First Class Tcrnmy Moore Private Kenneth Cave Private Arthur Tapscott Corporal lack Griffin Private Ralph Shelton Corporal Charles Powell Third Squad Staff Sergeant Gordon Smith Private Dubley Lynch Private First Class David Touchon Private First Class James White COMPANY HEADQUARTERS Ccinpany Commander-Captain Gordon Cullum Executive Cfficer-First Lieutenant Gene Richey Ffrst Sergeaute-First Sergeant Maurice Schnorr Company Clerk-Staff Sergeant Bill Price Guidon--Corporal Billy Iamison OFFICERS Captain Gordon Cullum First Lieutenant Gene Richey Second Lieutenant Gene Caradine Second Lieutenant lack Ryle CQMPANY D NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS FIRST PLATOON First Sergeant lames Curnley First Sergeant Charles Bunn Technical Sergeant Charles Dugger Technical Sergeant Ted Payne Technical Sergeant Cecil Reddick Staff Sergeant Edgar Miller Staff Sergeant Carl Ollar Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Corporal Don Angus Bill Bowling Foster Gray larnes Ienlcins Iirnrnyy Nabors Ross Ramsey Marshall Tunnell Fred Willis Harry I-Xnastopulas Platoon Leader-Second Lieutenant Lenox lenkins Platoon Sergeant-Technical Sergeant Cecil Reddick Guide-'Staff Sergeant Edgar Miller First Squad Sergeant Foster Gray Private Eugene Secerist Private Richard Ruiz Private David Dathe Private Bob Warren Private Charles McCandless Second Squad Sergeant Bill Bowling Private Vernon Holland Private lack Howard Private Robert Drake Private Ronnie Keeler Private lack Riddilhover Third Squad Sergeant Marshall Tunnel! Private Orville Lonvick Private Marciano Durow Private LaVelle Iohnson Private Bob Inkman Private Phil Wall SECOND PLATOON Platoon Leader-Technical Sergeant Charles Dugger Platoon SergeantvTechnical Sergeant Ted Payne Guide-Staff Sergeant Carl Ollar First Squad Sergeant Iames Ienklns Private First Class Iohn Akard Private Brooks Neal Private Valjean Freeman Private Sammy Grissom Second Squad Sergeant Don Angus Private George Bushtield Private Douglas Freeman Corporal Harry Anastopulas Private Leon Fowler Third Squad Sergeant Ross Ramsey Private Hunter Vtfise Private Paul Powers Private Harlin Robinson Private Ray Mcliamy Private lack Brown COMPANY HEADQUARTERS Company Commander-Captain H51 Quinn Executive Officer--First Lieutenant Manly Russell First Sergeant---First Sergeant Iames Cumley Company Clerk-Sergeant lirnrny Nabors GuiolonfSergeant Fred Willis OFFICERS Captain Hal Quinn First Lieutenant Manly Russell Second Lieutenant Lenox Ienkins Sergeant Bobby Chester COMPANY E NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS FIRST PLATOON First Sergeant James Copeland Platoon Leader-Second Lieutenant Asa Hunt lflatoon Sergeant-Technical Sergeant Howard Holmes Technical Sergeant Howard Holmes Guideiserqeqnt Larry Williams Technical Sergeant Edward Miller First Squad Sergeant Bobby Chester Serge ant E. I. Davies Private Philip Franklin Private Cleve Nelson Sergeant Bm Gieb Corporal Clare Bailey S61-geam B111 Howard Private lames Ramsey Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Bobby Hudson Iirnmy McKamy Larry Williams Clare Bailey Robert Brown Donny Camp Terry Eakin Iimmie Hyde Burnett Neal Secc-nd Squad Sergeant Bll Howard Private Bobby Carter Private Edwin Cantrel Private Bobby Roberts Corporal Donny Camp Third Squad Sergeant Bobby Hudson Corporal limmie Hyde Private Donald Grubb Private Thomas Tineley Private Gordon Smith COMPANY E SECOND PLATOON Platoon LeadereTechnical Sergeant Edward Mlller GuidevSerqeant Bill Gleb First Squad Sergeant timmy Msliamy Private Iames lXl:xander Private Gordon Plzgcrald Private Oakley Bryan Secsnd Squad Corporal Burnett Neal Private Iohn C.telli Private Willie Maynor Private Larry Ruqe Third Squad Corporal Robert Brown Private Edward Velek Private Richard Cameron Privao Dave Moore Corporal Terry Ezkin COMPANY HEADQUARTERS Company Commander-Captain Carroll Taylor Executive Officer-First Lieutenant Richard Hawley First Sergeant-First Sergeant Iarnes Copeland Company Clerk-Sergeant E. I. Davies Guidon- ---- Private Albert Klump t OFFICERS Captain Carroll Taylor First Lieutenant Louis Sturdivant First Lieutenant Richard Hawley Second Lieutenant Asa Hunt , ,af BAND HEADQUARTERS BAND.HEADQUl-XRTERS Private Iulius Dasch Band Commander-Captain Claude ,Brewer Corporal Iohn Newman Executive Officer-First Lieutenant Charles Dabney SECOND PLATOON Drum MajoriSecond Lieutenant Bob Clayton First Sergeant-First Sergeant Murry LeVelle Attached-Second Lieutenant Don Langston FIRST PLATOON Platoon Leader--Second Lieutenant Bill Grosvenor Platoon Sergeant-Staff Sergeant Bob Baxter Guideflechnical Sergeant Bay Herndon First Squad Sergeant Nugent Oliphant ' Private William Bellorny Private First Class Tom lnkman Private First Class Bill Roddy Private David Doggett Corporal Iames Douglas Second. 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Sikh ,f W M ' er. mwmww WSW' ,,,, I , 4 .. ,..., Y J S I E E .I E I F 2 ? 5 S yoga Cllldffqdi - N , 7,7 ' I.: i, .Q f' ef W aff Q' ,,-we Q , 1 l -f ff . !fW' HWXW ' H? I . f - ini i i .. A - -X K ...W m . ,.,. , ? wav-BA umm un' vA,cor l0CKS on wa nun? How to manage a husband: Feed him well, treat him right, and trust to luck. Some women hold their age better than others, some are able to hold it at 35 for several years. If a girl can make you happy or unhappy, you are a very young man. If a lady can make you happy, but not unhappy for long, you are middle-aged. If a woman can make you neither happy nor unhappy, you should not have lived so long! Could it be that the weaker sex is often the stronger sex because of the weakness of the stronger sex for the weaker sex? Any woman can put more into a look than a man can put into a book. If she carries the kid like a sackful of eggs, it's her Hrstg if she carries it like a raincoat, it's her fourth. A woman is as old as she looks-before breakfast. Parents are so credulous! They spank one end of a kid, believing that will cure a trou- ble which they well know originated at the other end. Youngsters would be more endurable if they didn't start talking back before they,re spoken to. Somehow we believe the Lord will make allowance for what a man says when he steps into a clothes basket in the dark on the steps leading to the basement. LOOSE ENDS Making human beings happy is a, simple business: Fill the child's stomach, fill the woman's wardrobe, fill the man's purse. Sometimes we think the world is growing worse, and then again, we think maybe the reporters are just working harder. Possibly if we stopped preaching the bless- ings of the American way of life to the be- nighted aliens, we might have time to make it almost as good as we advertise it to be. From here it looks like another world war would make the world entirely safe for de- monocracy. There are two sides to every question, and both sides are well-buttered by the poli- ticians. The middle course is preferred by those who don't know where they're going but like to have company on both sides. Comic strip artists these days have a hard grind trying to keep their strips funnier than the news columns. Best sellers in current fiction are divisible, like Caesar's Gaul, into three parts: Neurotic, erotic, and tommyrotic. Why don't distillers put vitamins in liquor? Then, by building himself d-own, the consumer would remain alive longer. A criminologist asserts that few men com- mit acts of violence soon after a hearty meal. This may explain why so many after-dinner speakers live so long: A pessimist has this advantage: whether his expectations turn out right or wrong, he can be happy about it. The words of the lips are double or single, True or false as we say or sing, But the words of the eyes that mix and mingle Are always saying the same old thing. The proverbs teach us that a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, and that the patient waiter is no loser. There are two reasons why people don't mind their own business. Either they have no mind or they haven't any business. Come over quick, Doc. My wife has ap- pendicitisf' Nonsense. I removed your wife's appen- dix three years ago. How can anyone have a second appendix? Listen, did you ever hear of anyone hav- ing a second wife? TODDLE HOUSE Good os the Best 3 Convenient Stores 3115 OAK LAWN 4UU7 ROSS 3405 GASTON APPLIANCES AND LIGHTING FIXTURES A 85 M ELECTRIC SERVICE Wiri11g Contractors 3112 14 Knox Street Phones L-3124 I.. 3125 Best Wishes to the Senior Classes of 1947-48 Mr. and Mrs. Vance H. Dodson Knox Street Hardware Co. DUAL-TEMP REFRIGERATORS ADMIRAL RADIOS Complete Line HARDWARE 3214 Knox St. Phone L-3164 MARGO'S Shoes - Sportswear 1800 Elm 234 West Jefferson 3100 Oak Lawn Texas Owned and Operated GREENVILLE AVE. BAKERY Heaclquarzfers for Decorating Cakes for Any Occasion 1911 Greenville Ave. T3 -08 S 3 HASKELL L. PREWITT Now with Chaney Cleaning Co. Serving N orzfb Dallas Phone T-9121 WHITE STAR Ldundry ond Cleoninq Company 4535 Cole Avenue Lakeside 2155 Love is woman's eternal spring, man's eternal fall. A Delphian once solemnly said, It is the duty of the Delphian Club to make Delph- ians out of its membersf, Miss Carmichael: What do you know about nutrition, class? Mary Ann Constantino: Well, I'vc been eating for years. In 17th-century England many church pews were not only fenced in by high glass partitions but they were comfortably fur- nished with armchairs, tables, stationery, smoking materials, and even a fireplace. ferry Elliott: You know, George pro- posed to me last night. Ai Rose Gowan: Doesn't he do it beauti- fully? 1' The proprietor of a highly successful opti- cal shop was instructing his son as to how to charge a customer. Son, he said, after you have fitted the glasses, and he asks what the charge will be, you say: 'The charge is S10.' Then pause and wait to see if he flinches. lf the customer doesn't flinch, you then say, 'For the frames. The lenses are another S10.' Then you pause again, this time only slightly, and watch for the flinch. If the customer doesn't flinch this time you say, firmly, 'Eachf 'A' A kiss is a course cf procedure, cunningly devised, for the mutual stoppage of speech at a moment when words are superfluous. 'A' A friend of a famous doctor was going on a sea voyage. The doctor told him to write every time anything came up. The friend said he would and dutifully wrote him after each meal. il' To enable people to fulfill their frequently expressed desire to kick themselves, Commis- sioner Tom Haywood of New Bern, North Carolina, built a kicking machine. Placed in front of his home, it was used by many passers-by. ir A man gazed incredulously at a huge mounted fish. Finally he said, The man who caught that fish is a liar! 'k And what does my little boy want to be when he grows up-a great engineer like Uncle Thudber?', No, replied her small son, I Wanna be a neurotic-like Papa. 'A' A woman with her hair combed up always looks as if she were going some place, either to the opera or the shower bath-depending on the woman. I Barbara Mathis can be best described as having a beautiful profile all the way down. W e f CTD Shirley Houston was asked where she ' X 31 H didn't get the bathing suit. l 2 f X R' -L Z2 'ii 3 i X - Wi' , rf The girl who, incandescent, glows 4w f 1 2 Where sun and wind have kissed her ff Is less alluring to her beaux W 5 I ll When she begins to blister. 4 4 'A' The man who'd take advantage of a '- if 5 f Y -E41 young girl's innocence used to be a cad, 5?-T' said Joyce Givens, unlow he's an optimist. A.'gs -2.4 if M An old-fashioned girl blushes when she is embarrassed, a modern girl is embarrassed when she blushes. O-fTQ.l . . .. 'rms IS NO TIME TO PLAY GAMES --rtcigw-ng Com plimenfs of Q. S. CASTLEN Proprietor of COLE AND I-IASKELL DRUG STORE Com plimenzfs of CHANEY CLEANERS . COMPLIMENTS OF 1906 N. Henderson T-9121 19 MOORE'S GROCERY C011zplime11ts of KEITH,S FOOD STORE 4310 Lemmon 1802 McMillan Avenue Phone T3-9513 Bus. Phone R-8391 Res. Phono H-1818 Mrs. Ada G. Pollard 3 5 22 Oak Lawn L-0634 Now is the Time to Buy O Insurance Gifts for Graduates 300 Southwestern Life Building Rcilreseutiug Southwestern Life Insurance Co., Dallas 3 S Oak Lawn L6-2803 e For Music You Wont When You Wont It by Records at the RECORD CORNER 'k 1930 Greenville Ave. Phone T3-1575 ,,f ' i ik.. I 'ii 'i l fly X 4 ' .gi I ,M 5 m r ft 4 f 1001: ouvs Just vom mow A boon rn wneu vu see one. Old lady, when asked by a Scotch min- ister if she liked his address: I didna like it much, and for three reasons. Ye read it! Ye did no' read it well!! And, it was no' worth readingllli' ir Vfhen asked how it was that in pictures and statues angels are always represented as wcmen or young men without beards or mustaches, Mr. Matthews replied: Every- one knows that women naturally inherit the kingdom of Heaven, but the men get in only by a close shavef, 5 i' Horace Greeley, who always insisted that the wcrd news was plural, once wired to a reporter: Are there any news?,' The reply came by wire: Not a new. 'A' One afternoon John Barrymore strolled into a haberdashery on Hollywood Boulevard and asked to be shown some hats. After looking over several he selected one. 'T11 take that, he said. Just charge it. Yes, sir, the clerk said eagerly, and to whom shall I charge it? One famous eyebrow went up. Barry- more, the Great Profile said icily. Yes, sir,', said the clerk, and what's the first name, please? This was too much for the actor. 1-Ethel! he barked, and stormed out of the store. TO SOLITUDE I om tired ot love and Wgrg Noise ond striving I gbhorp The jgngling of the telephone Cuts my soul unto the bone And doing work Csome egrthly chorel Is irksome, tiresome cmd g bore. Listening to some teachers' tone ls not g thing l cgn condone. And gction, such cts Western lore, Become obnoxious long before. I cgnnot storncl ct speech high-tlowny Socictl functions make me moan. Exercise for me no more, Athletics rngke me very sore. In short, I think l've clectrly shown I'd reotlly rctther be clone. Remember, when the Lord had a hard job to be done, he turned it all over t-o Moses- not to a committee 'of -prominent, Qlsraelites. A conservative is one who does not think that anything should be done for the first time. Quite often when a man thinks his mind is getting broader, it is only his conscience stretching. Where do some people get all the impunity they do things with? This life is all a fleeting show, yet no wise man regrets it, man wants but little here below, and generally he gets itf' Some middle-aged people have this conso- lation-old age can't do anything to their looks. Money never made a fool of anybody. It just exposed him. Long-continued application of c-old towels might reduce a swelled head, but adversity will do it in a hurry. Principles are often prejudices, white- washed and surmounted by a neon halo. We are beginning to wonder whether, after all, splitting the atom was such a wise crack. The times are not merely out of joint, it's a compound fracture. There is too much striking while the iron grows cold and only the head is hot. Fair and square dealing among nations may be in sight, but so is Mars. Socrates was another chap who annoyed people by asking troublesome questions and giving advice. They poisoned him. We must remember that. He who follows the crowd will not be followed by a crowd. THE RUSH COMPANY Headquarters for Arif and Mechanical Drawing Supplies 1305 Elm Street Phone R-4403 Phone L-4103 BRQWDEIVHALL Dallas' Finest DRUG STORE o WASH RITE LAUNDRY . , The Fine Dry Clearimg 1815 Greenville Ave. T-8158 9 FOERSTER'S PHARMACY 2005 Greenville Avenue 2 0 0 1 Greenville Avenue Dallas 6, Texas Phone T- 8 O17 Congratulations, Seniors! phone 17-5354 2023 Greenville Ave, 9 Air-Coiiditionerl Summer and Winter GREENVILLE AVENUE SEWING MACHINE SHOP ' E. C. WHIPPLE, Manager Meet Your Friends at the Arcadia Sewing Machines Covered Buckles Parts, Rents and Repairs Covered Buttons Butronholes Q We Make Road Calls MAJESTIC CLEANERS Mechanics on Duty at All Times 4123 Oak Lawn HARR1soN asc VAUGHN L- 5 5 3 3 SERVICE STATION 4115 Oak Lawn L-4525 6 Congratulations to the VIKING and the Staff on the VIKING,S 25th Anniversary. E. M. KAHN 61 COMPANY Morin and Elm at Lamar Apparel Shops for Meri, Women and Boys DGUBLE HARNESS Being married saves a man a lot of time making up his mind about things. Enduring love is no dainty Cupid thing. It must be as husky as a piano mover to stand up under all the punishment it gets in married life. Married life isn't so bad, once a husband gets so he can eat what his wife likes. Most men declare they picked their wives. Their wives, you will observe, smile and say nothing, or else hurriedly change the subject. A good husband is one who will wash up when asked and dry up when told. If you are not appreciated at home, buy a dog-any kind of dog. The divorce problem exists simply because there are too many married couples and two few husbands and wives. A funny thing is love, Which cometh from above, And lighteth like a dove--o And some whom it hits, It gives three kinds of fits, And scatters all their wits-oh, hum! I1 SOITIC. A confirmed bachelor is one who won't take yes for an answer. He for shej who has a contagious laugh is worth catching. Girls, the first step in the art of cooking is to learn how to bring some man you'd like to cook for, to a boil. A little flattery now and then makes hus- bands of the single men. Women are better readers than men. They read between the lines of stories, and between the lyings of the men who tell ,em. Distant relatives should learn to keep their distance. Women are sphinxes without secrets. A clever man tells a woman he under- stands herg a stupid one tries to prove it. Can I lead a good Christian life in New York City on S15 a week?,' Bill .To Daven- port once asked a prominent New Yorker. My boy, was the reply,', that's all you can do. JOHNNY'S FUN Johnny climbed up on the bed, And Hammered nails in Mama's head, Though the child was much elated, Mama felt quite irritated. A MERRY GAME Betty and Belinda Ames Have the pleasantest of games: 'Twas to hide from one another Marmaduke, their baby brother. Once Belinda, little love, Hid the baby in the stove, Such a joke! for little Bet Hasn't found the baby yet. I once knew a young man named Tate Who dined with his date at 8:08, But I'd hate to relate What the young man named Tate And his tete a tete ate at 8:08. THE BOAT THAT AIN,T A stout, fat boat for gailin' And a long, slim boat for squallg But there isn't no fun in sailin, When you haven't no boat at all. For what is the use 0' calkin' A tub with a mustard pot- And what is the use o' talkin' Of a boat that you haven't got? ...i...T. Explorer- When I was traveling in Africa I saw a tribe of wild women. They did not have any tongues. Carolyn Travis- No tongues! How could they talk? Explorer- They couldn't. That's what made them wild. Every woman has three inalienable rights: Life, liberty, and the pursuit of a husband. What became of that Russian delegate who insulted you? He choked to death. How did that happen? I made him swallow his own words! zz , qntwnmlv M,-. ' CLUB H MEET!! 1 , TO 5 'I fi f T 'ft s 51 a X ' i -,gr 'E 'I' if T li: A Yi-it pains, . ag Ui- 22,75 'Gnu f - 5' Z ,r - H i 5 G Q- ,Ei P- - NOTHING usurxttv HnPPtNs, sur YOU NEVEFKCAN mm. I' . For Nationally Known Brands Flower Lane Florist BURR DEPARTMENT STORE Where Floral Work Is Individualized Knox at Cole Phone L6-6500 6 Corsages That Are Dijffereigt D ' d S 't b P ' H5 136 P eszgne Jil? Hgigzvgfmeferersona ity Let Floyd Ieter Clean Your Clothes Julia Finn 1,4753 2 DAY SERVICE Phone L-1676 4501 Travis Beulah Teague 3915 Oak Lawn e Dallas' Best and Most Conrteons SIX'STAR DRUG' Record 'md Radu' Stare Specializing in Banana Splits coME AND SEE Us 2025 Greenville Ave. T3-0396 ELF-SELECTIO Q S N SHERWIN-WILLIAMS RECORD STORE Venetian Blinds I PAY MONTHLY Oak Lawn near Wfycllff L-3636 1920 Greenville Ave. U6-4184 6 This Annual Printed by WILKINSON PRINTING COMPANY IRVING A. WILKINSON, Owner 'A' 1717 Wood Street R-1622 1 I . , f if :iaith ' A I I1 ll ' I . 1' ' 4 'THB ' l5'fx'l..wM'a ' ' ' 2 1 1 ' Aw , A--A MUST BE H JOCKEY true NEETING TODAY Father- I say, who was here with you last night? Patsy Patrick- Only Myrtle, father. Father- Well, tell Myrtle that she left her pipe on the piano. Young Hopeful- Father, what is a trai- tor in politics? Veteran Politician- A traitor is a man who leaves our party and goes over to the other one. Young Hopeful-- Well, then, what is a man who leaves his party and comes over to yours? ' Veteran Politician- A convert, my son. Innocent Creature-- Conductor! I'd like some tickets. Condzzcfor- Wanta strip, madam?U Innocent Creature- Certainly not, you bold thing! Parson: Do you know where little boys go if they smoke? Liflle Boy: Yep, up the alley. Jeanne Rabke, who had just completed the First Aid course, saw a man lying prone in the street and was shocked that passersby callously paid no attention to him. So she rushed up and began giving him artificial respiration. The man raised his said and said, Lady, I don't know what you're trying to do, but Pm trying to get a. wire down this manhole. Why, that rich old fool doesn't know he's livingf' True, but his relatives feel it keenlyf' What type of girls do you like best? Henry Molaley: I like the shy, demure type myself. You know, the kind you have to whistle at twice. After singing in assembly one day, Dan Foster was asked how it went. Quipped Dan: Oh, my performance was good, but the audience was a failure. What single book would you take with you if you were cast away on a desert island? George Spalding: Thomas's Guide to Practical Shipbuilding? In Calgary, Alberta, a frugal barber had his garage insulated with a year's savings of his customers' shorn locks. Men marry because they are tired, women because they are curious. Both are disap- pointed. Asked to comment on the new styles in women's clothes, Ed Thiele commented: It used to be that women dressed to attract us men. Then came a puzzled look. I won- der, he finally said, what they've got on their minds now? People always give the best of advice to others, when usually they need it themselves. It is what I call the depth of generosityf' Mrs. Brown has cleptomaniaf' Indeed! Whatls she taking for it?,' Anything that looks good to her. Sherlock Holmes: Hands up, old chap, or I'll shoot! Quick-witted Burglar: I say, fifty dollars for the gun! Sherlock Holmes: Sold! DR. WM. W. CATHEY Opfonefffff C. sc J. VARIETIES SPECIALIZING IN EYE EXAMINATION Next fo the Arcadia 25 04 McKinney Avenue TH145 Dallas, Texas HIGHLAND PARK PHARMACY, Inc. Ethical Prescription Druggists Knox at Travis Lakeside 2126 Paints and Varnishes Hardware Sporting Goods Oak Lawn Book Shop RENTAL LIBRARY GREETING CARDS Gifts for All Occasions GOODMAN'S CAFETERIA Gooa' Things to Eat 3316 Oak Lawn JS-6457 GLAMOUR SHOP junior Dresses is 3408 Oak Lawn J8-2666 3104 Oak Lawn Ave. L-7811 BALL RADIO 86 ELECTRICAL CO. TROTH Radios 0 Refrigeration 0 Appliances Sales and Service 3722 Cedar Springs JS-6765 Gfgcefy SC Market I KNOX STREET FRUITS 0 VEGETABLES E. W. WOOLWORTH u 3216 Knox St. Lakeside 7497 3225 Knox St. Lakeside 3137 J. C. PENNEY co. 1917 Greenville Ave. Phone T-5 35 4 B-Y SPORT SHOP Oma York Originals Blouses a Specialty 2003 Greenville T3-7122 EDDIE'S SERVICE STATION Wfasbing, Vacuum Cleaning, Lubrication, Tire Repairs Humble Gas and Oil, Batteries, Tires, Anti-Freeze Cole and Haskell Phone L-0394 Fa.the1':. So you have to take another ex- amination! Didn't you pass? Kenneth Bailey: Say, I passed so well I was encored, and now I have to do it all again. li-1 Poor thing, her husband died. Yes, I know. Her hair turned quite gold from grieff' --av-1 BABY'S LOOKS Bobby, with the nursery shears, Cut off both the baby's ears, At the baby, so unsightly, Mama raised her eyebrows slightly. JEANETTE PRANKS One night, Jeanette, a raquish luss lass, Sneaked in the guest room and turned on the gas, When morning dawned the guest was dead in bed, But Children will be children, Mama said. Among your many playmates here, How is it that you all prefer Your little friend, my dear? Because, mamma, tho' hard we try, Not one of us can spit so high And catch it in his ear. A proverb teaches that a rolling stone gathers no moss, and a setting hen never grows fat. There once was a young lady named Lynn Who was so exceedingly thin That when she essayed To drink lemonade She slipped down the straw and fell in. -11.1 There once was a young lady from Banker Who slept while the ship lay at anchor. She awoke with dismay When she heard the mate say: Hoist up the topsheet and spank 'er! What is a dry dock?,' Thirsty physician. Statistics show that thin persons live longer than fat ones. Even a germ likes meat on the bone. We hope to live long enough to see a steam shovel absentmindedly reach over and scoop up a dipperful of spectators. As we understand the doctors, we can live much longer if we quit everything that makes us want to. Know thyself is a good maxim, in some cases. But in obeying it one may waste a lot of time which could be spent in making more desirable acquaintances. Fault-finders do not improve the world, they only make it seem so much worse than it is that the rest of us have to do something about it in order to have a little peace. Here's the chief difference: an illiterate person can tell you only what he thinks, a college man is likely to tell you what some- body else thought. Horse sense is probably called that be- cause the horse was afraid of the auto the first time he saw it, Whereas men only laughed. We can think of only two nice things that can truthfully be said about spinach: there are no bones in it, and it has lots of grit. Stooge: An amusing fellow who Works hard to enable a dreary comedian to say a few things that are not very funny. Some say desire for peace does not insure itf, No, and neither does desire for food sat- isfy hunger, but it does start us looking for a restaurant. A gambler died. The funeral was Well at- tended by his professional friends. In the eulogy, the minister said: Spike is not dead. He only sleeps. From the rear of the chapel came a voice: I got S100 that says he's deadlv I hate the guys Who criticize And minimize The other guys Whose enterprise Has made them rise Above the guys Who criticize. F R oven is YEARS I ray DIllIlI0l'lIl SHOP DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY 0414 fm Zuauf Uccaaan 1936 ELM STREET AT HARWOOD filefefiwfsef - . TTT .TE I , , I TTT:T 4 1+ if -k 9 H3rben'SPOtt5 C0-a Inc- Congratulations, Seniors! PUBLISHERS - PRINTERS Forrest L, Hamilton Irwin-Keasler Building Q DALLAS RICHARDSON LOMO ALTO CLEANERS C-278 0 Dial - LD. 684 ..O,,-713 4132 Lomo Alto Drive L- 5 1 16 o WHITTLE MUSIC COMPANY 9 , . Carroll S Everything Musical 11 8 El S . . 0 m met Sewing Machine 86 9 Appliance Co. BURKS HOME APPLIANCE I Radios - Refrigerators - Washing Machines 3 1 17 Knox -I-8-8 5 S 3 Complete Stock of Small Appliances 3321 Oak Lawn 1902 Greenville Congratulations, june Graduates! L-1123 T7-0162 A DALLAS, TEXAS e rv Flowers at Their Finest in Artistic Arromqements I FLOWER-A-DAY-SI-IOP 'A' Knox at Travis Phone L-2103 Compliments of Cleaners, Dyers, Launderers, Hatters and Fur Storage Phone L-5148 3923 Cedar Springs OAK LAWN SHOE REBUILDERS Phone J 8-0083 3910 Cedar Springs Road VICKERY PARK GROCERY AND MARKET 3012 North Henderson Once there was a boy and his mother who went to town. While they were there, they saw two men with bow legs. The boy said, Mother! Look at those men with the funny looking legs. The mother was shocked so she decided to teach her son some culture. For three months the little boy read nothing but Shakespeare. They went to town again and saw the same two men. This time the little boy said, 'lTally ho! What men are these who wear their legs in parentheses?', The few persons we have met who admit- ted they never made mistakes were other- wise Very uninteresting. Doing nothing is the original painless oper- ation. But, jumpin' Jupiter! how the after- effects hurt! No matter what his faults, everyone has his good points. Even the devil works dili- gently at his own business. We never missed catching a train by not running fast enough. On the contrary, we missed it bv not starting soon enough. Some folks not only expect the worst, they drive down to the station to meet it. Congenial work, and plenty of it, is a sure-fire cure for whatever ails a healthy person. Why should it be surprising that some people are so stupid? They give all their time to it. Too many people are like buttons-always popping off at the wrong time. A willing quitter is more to be admired than the persistent fool who finishes things he never should have started. Only those who can endure being despised, snubbed, and laughed at, should attempt to please anybody but themselves. The tongue-tied man is compensated by having few enemies. The person most worth listening to seldom talks until everybody else gets through. Many of us can make as much noise as Spike Jones and his alleged orchestra. The hard part consists in getting an encore. Bfflllfy Hinf: Nothing ruins a lovely com- plexion quicker than marrying a scalawag to reform him. Two women are to be pitied: she who tim- idly runs away from men, and she who des- perately runs after them. Phone Logan 6-6605 The Good Housekeeping Shop APPLIANCES - KNOWN BRANDS SAM C. HAGY, Owner 3131 Knox Street Dallas, Texas 0 C m limen f ASHIQUIQNQS P , lui QIQEAM TgX3SFl'E31'1C I1 O. Quality Counts y Wholesale Only 3310 Knox 3311 Knox 1,9956 9 LICENSED Phone 1,9030 BONDED 4514 Buena Vista Fred Werry Electric Co. 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SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Lumber ana' Building Materials 1300 Main Street - Dallas, Texas Phone Central 4767 1 Cole Ave. 9 Congratulations H E B E R T J S on Your 25tl9 Anniversary 1621 Elm Street 1 Millinery and Accessories C- 5 022 1814 Main Street R-5 S46 Compliments of BOND TILE COMPANY sincere appreciation of the patronage and friendship of the entire student body and faculty of the Dallas High Schools for the past twenty-five years. American Beauty Cover Co. 2002-8 North Field Street Tlae Cover on This Book Was Proctneect in This Plant O Dallas' Finest Neiahlaorhoocl Store P. C. BRQWNS CLQVER FARM STORE Groceries, Refrigerated and Frozen Vegetables and Meats -6801 or L-0295 3119 N. Haskell 0 Conaraiulaiion to North Dallas Hiah on Your 25ih Anniversary! EVERYTHING MUSICAL BROOK MAYS CS COMPANY Home of Fine Pianos Since 1901 1005 Elm Street Central 6214 Q. THE TOGGERIE MANGEVS . Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 3904 Cedar Sprmgs L-2495 Next to VO1k,S Ladles' Apparel and s. W. 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C'07Zg7'dlZlldlZ'07Z5., to the 1947 Graduates of North Dallas High School EAU ID LE ENEIQAVINQE STEEL AND CCJPPER PLATE ENERAVER5 C 0 M I3 A N Y fix We sincerely thank you for the privilege of supplying the commence- ment invitations and cards for both January and May Classes of 1947. Manufacturers of WEDDING INVITATIONS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS FINE BUSINESS STATIONERY AND GREETING CARDS Visit Us in Our New Ojice and Factory 2107 McKinney Avenue DALLAS 5qLLllIO9 70,125 5, Oqufog 161125