Anderson High School - Afterthought Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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N, - , 'L 4'?.x XL N fm ,f Y , , ,W 7, vii pl A LITHOGRAPHED Y 5 744504-wie ,W , YEARBOOK wi ,w w awww. ,N ,H , ', , NW::MEwf5fw' DALLAS 1 TEXAS f THE YELLOW JACKET 1954 I Xa Published by THE SENIOR CLASS ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL AUSTIN, TEXAS 7a 14,6 ' dan THE YELLOW JACKET Staff of 1954 wishes to extend its appreciation to everyone who has contributed in any way to the publica- tion of this annual. We feel that this year's YELLOW JACKET is quite an accomplish- ment, and we hope that you will enjoy it more each time it is your privilege to scan its pages. wifi ff 168 if if fb: L L,,5 ,I H wif In TABLE CF CONTEN 066 . .W A - Lf-iffl . .A,zA5 W . . A- , , M,,5ggmffn . ev 5,55 zu, . L . Q W- . .MM A -fn-M, V4 K, 2:w5:vffT?+fwam1- Wie, ,W , K 1, M 2 . - , . .I I 0 1 wif 11 . 'l YL 'ff ' A 1-y. '.. fy . 4, ,. l, w Y -f yr Q , gala xg YW i 41 ,vfw . 3? - . 7 Hello Friends, I would like to accompany you throughout your journey through the pages of this book. We hope that in days to come this book will grow in increased valu'e and that years from now you will look through its pages and recall various experiences in high school. I am sure many of your experiences will have been forgotten but you will soon be made alive I hope by the sight of an old friend's face. The annual staff sincerely hopes that the 1954 Yellow jacket will help you relive your high school days, for this year has been one we shall never forget, and when memories become a vague whisper, we can turn these pages with a wishful smile and reminisce together. We also hope that it will bind you closer to your present friends, that they may not be forgotten by you. We are indeed grateful and wish to thank all the entire faculty, student body, friends and patrons who helped us to make this book possible, and we sincerely hope you will enjoy its contents equally as much as we who have tried to make it a joy forever. And now may we present to you, faculty and students of Anderson High School, your 1954 YELLOW JACKET. THE EDITOR sm-fmssewiuwzwgw-'f.f,,we,wa - ff fm 1 mmr:+:'ww-m favAvwwzfwmmwmwwwwnwwpuwmmwww Z! f X f f Z X X I ' ' f ff? X i L edge 2 Z - X S 0 f X ww t X S X s T ll X + iiiiffi- ' X K 57-SQL.: if f Q in!-? JS' I-' 'H'l?fiif35Q: E71 :zstrtl N R., lOQ1j.' X x 911 QFTQ X i x R.-s:.x. Lf :ix Yg,!- law!-. TO ONE . . . whose hfe is a shinin exam ie of Q' J the finer things of iife . . . who strives daiiv for the 4 accompiishment of certain goais and ambitions to achieve the best there is in education . . . who takes a stand for right at aii times . . . whose gift of serv- ice and s irit on his art is, in countiess vva s buiid- 7 9 ing the moraie of students and aiding them in their . . . . 9 b quest for iearning and good citizenship . . . whose Z ideais, efforts, visions and aspirations contribute to the huiiding of a greater Anderson High School and' -J whose thoughtfuiness and personai interest in each e andevery one is inspiring us to go forward . . . the annuai staff proudiy dedicates the first yearbook . . . 1954 YELLOW SACKET' . . . to our devoted principal and iovai friend . . . MR. WXLLXAM B. CAMPBELL. ng sf: ,?.'!.-5 -.. , .. -vig E1 'S iEi?fir?-'gif-Efififfi-.K-P. .. 1 o .. 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CAMPBELL . . . Our Principal The bert men are 1701 fhoye who hare waited for claunres, but who bare taken lbem, befeiged life chance, conquered the cbanre, and made lbe chance llaeir ,rer1'it01'. fCl-IAPIN The foregoing expression depicts in a very appropri- ate manner the life of Mr. W. B. Campbell, for he has in time past experienced the truths hidden within the verses, taken advantage of the chances spoken of in a very magnificent way and is now recognized as one of the grandest and noblest educational servitors of the day. Cameron, Texas, claims this native son but Austin too shares in his development for it was in the city of Austin that he entered the public schools at an early age and continued until graduation. The parents of Mr. William B. Campbell, Mrs. Ella Campbell and the late Dr. Lee Lewis Campbell, a Baptist Leader and Pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church, Austin, Texas, sensed the'need for the continuation of their son's education and after proper consideration for his professional training, entered him at Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical College, Prairie View, Texas. Upon graduation from this institution he immediately sought higher training and it was at Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina, that he re- ceived his Bachelor of Arts Degree. Realizing that education was a growing process, and to keep abreast of this process one should continually improve his status, he was not content and in a few years we find him receiving a Master of Arts Degree in Education Administration from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Thirty-nine years of outstanding service as an educator and leader in educational organizations is a credit not only to him but the race at large. His public career began at Anderson High School where he taught four years after which he was called to the service in the United States Army and served abroad two years, during World War I, as Captain in the United States Army and as instructor in the Officers' Candidate School, Des Moines, Iowa. When he re- turned from the service of his country, he accepted the principalship of St. john Institute, Austin, Texas, and served for ten years. Later he returned to the Austin Public School System as principal of Ander- son High School where he has, for the past twenty- five years, served most creditably. Along with his public service his Christian service is truly an integral part of his life for he is an active member of Ebenezer Baptist Church, Austin, Texas, has served and is serving as Chairman of the Trustee Board and Treasurer of the church respectively. His affiliations with professional organizationslare the Local Teachers' Association, the Central District Teachers' Association, the State Teachers' Association, a member of the National Association of Secondary School Principals, the National Association of School Administrators, and the State Commission on School Accreditation. The William B. Campbell family has seven members. His wife, the former Miss Mabel Stinnett of Bren- ham, Texas, and four children, Dr. Lee Lewis Camp- bell, II, head of the Department of Education, Knox- ville College, Knoxville, Tennessee, Mrs. Ella Mae Campbell-johnson, Intermediate Teacher, Rosewood School, Austin, Texas, Miss Willie B. Campbell, In- structor of Mathematics, Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas, Miss Dorothy Nell Campbell, As- sistant Professor of Music, Huston-Tillotson College, Austin, Texas, and two grand-daughters, Michon and Cynthia johnson. Recreational hobbies, fishing and hunting, are a defi- nite part of his outdoor life and have made him an avid practitioner but professional literature captures him any time and any place. The Gamma Eta Lambda Chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity claims his membership in Greekdom but the entire citizenry of Austin revere and acclaim him one of the most worthwhile, respected citizens, not only in Austin, Texas, but wherever he is known and wherever he goes. dministration mt '477Z TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL . . . It is a privilege for me to have the opportunity of writing a message to the faculty and student body of the new Anderson High School to be placed in the yearbook, THE YELLOW JACKET. The Senior Class of 1954 has had the signal honor of being the first group to graduate from the new Anderson High School, You have had the privi- lege and the responsibility of helping set the patterns, the customs and tra- ditions of this fine new school. I am sure you have wrought well in doing this very thing and know that you will remember this great experience with pride and pleasure for the remainder of your lives. As you look back after years have passed, you can always say that you had a part in building the spirit and laying the foundations of this institution. The same is true for the teachers who are members of the first faculty to serve in this school. I trust that this year has been a pleasant and profitable one for all of you, and it is my wish and that of your teachers, your parents and your friends that you may continue with your good work and be led by your ambitions to greater and continuous achievements. IRBY B. CARRUTH Superifztezzdezzr of Svboolr E 7645 dem. emdaag Pxusixn, Teams Quad 5 , WBA Yeh TO THE ANDEBSOS YKTGYK SCHOOL STUDENT BODY . . . Conginkuiaixons ko the HYTELLOVI SACXCTETH and xo khe enine sxunenx hooq oi fxnnexson Xlkgh Schook 'lou me Ywkng a 'nxskoiq fnahxng em kn txnneison Yfxgh Schook You axe xhe ohoks oi a new shxp and the eouise you sweet now QJKXX sei xhe pax- tecn io: the iukuze. Tk ks s het, then, thu what qou do gnusx he oone vlkxh genuxne xhought and gxenk wksnoqn. The srfksoogn vlkth whxch nvan Xs enoovleo can onhg come ko Xight thsough the vlnixngs thnx he Xezwes 'oehxnog so the 'YYLLOWJ SACXCETH WN he Xeix hehxnn as a measure oi xhe ahkhw oi each gcoup icoqn yea: xo qeax. ' Took hack upon 'che yea: X955-WBA, the ooenxng gem oi X as a Xanoqnaxk. Yum your shouXAe: ko khe vIheeX ou possess. rouo oi you: ins! qeathook, ucnixon sxenw Schoo , xhax -g XXX he 9 oi YA NYJ SAC?- Lex oo Exnoesson Yxkgh wkkh every ounce oi abkhvg T know you vlkh Ao Xusx thnx. 'I ou vi and ah oi Anson vlkh he piouo oi qou. bgdxn, cong,mxuXaixons hom me as presxdenx oi the Board efmeow enuenoeo to everyone thxough the 'YELLO T4 vJhoXeh s OCD? me Y-TI' C NWA. 11111:- Left to right: Mr. A. G. Adams, Mr. David T. Lamme, jr., Mrs. Richard N. Lewis. gaafwlafg We wish to thank the Board of Education Members who have given unselfishly of their time to the direction of school affairs and for their ever-present interest and leader- ship during our high school years. What you have done in our behalf will serve as an inspiration for us to strive toward even greater achievements in the future. We thank you very sincerely. SENIOR CLASS 1954 in AQ Left to right: Mr. Walter R. Koch, Mr. Noble W. Prentice, Mrs. O. D. Weeks. ml 'Q-3? . . MRS. DOROTHY I.. PERRY Clerk, Typift ,X X W. B. CAMPBELL, Prinripul MISS FANNIE MCARTHUR, Serrelary H-M,-6 h.,h,-4 Secretary and Clerk Conferring on File Records lm I I f MISS FANNIE MCARTHUR Xerretary acuity 5 , I .. 2 i S W. E. PIGFORD B.S., Prairie View University of Colorado Physical Education Head Coarb, Football, Track MRS. MARGUERITE B. HARRIS A.B., Samuel Huston College Atlanta University Wayne University English MRS. MYRTLE J. MIDDLETON A.B., Samuel Huston College Texas Southern University Commercial Departmeni MRS. KATHERINE MILLS FISHER B.S., Prairie View M.S., Texas Southern University H omemaking JACK A. MCDONALD A.B., Samuel Huston College . ' V I M.S., University of Southern California vhk W f g . Malbematifi, Srience , Coarb, B Team Foolball, Varfily Bareball K 6.42 Miss MINNIE M. WESTBROOK by f-ii I B.S., Prairie View ' s Columbia University Homemabing MRS. EUNICE MYERS EASLEY A.B., Bishop College M.A., University of Denver Librarian G. E. EMERY B.S., Prairie View M.S., Prairie View Merbaniral Drawing I . 9 ,I f-'jf my I 2 ill I g,.:,, , .,.A.'.. ' :-, - 5, Am.-: -y -H.. , 9 5. ,at-fl.-2. 19,51 mem- .,..'.'.'. . L., MISS LUCILE EDNA FRAZIER A.B., Samuel Huston College Prairie View A8cM College Northwestern University University of Michigan Englifb Chairman of English Depzzrtment RAYMOND B. TIMMONS B.S., Prairie View A8cM College Columbia University Mallaemalirf Clmirman Mulbernaticf Deparlmenl Comb, Bafketball, Arrixlarzt Foolball MRS. HELEN M. HAMMOND A.B., University of Kansas University of Texas Engliib MRS. MILDRED STEPHERSON B.S., Texas Southern University Texas Southern University Pbysiral Edurafion -I yre,i , - - .1 5 , K H its if ' ' 1-K. -, ,G 'Q ifvfqf ibk f ,gfgxilgtyrgsfjsipiv -fan' eff ' faint: , 'Wu sk -Q., HE 'mat --ffm .Lyon .fr-:.:,,.,.,,,-Qtyqggf arse! ,- higafasifrifr :fix 1 ' 1 . :qs 1 'ffk lxny . -rf .-. w4is2i.f2.fw. . if MIR? 2 ,. 5' :gg 4 Q. nz -qgfmt azt--' wi. we. .- if - - Ai C2551 fi -M! an MISS FREDDA I.. YOUNG A.B., Samuel Huston College University of Southern California University of California, Berkeley Biology . MARCUS L. PICKARD B.S., Bishop College University of Colorado Cbemiftry, Pbyfiff Chairman of Scienre Deparzment 1 THEODORE THEOPHILUS DAVIS B.S., Samuel Huston College M.Ed., Texas Southern University Remil Selling MRS. HELEN R. TAYLOR A.B., Fisk University M.A., Western Reserve University Choral CHARLES HENRY GREENE B.S., Samuel Huston College Tuskegee Institute Induftrial Art.r MRS. LILLIAN GREGG KERLEY B.S., Tillotson College Inytrurtor, Howfen Child Development laboratory MRS. EFFIE E. YERWOOD A.B., Samuel Huston College Boulder University University of Southern California Hixtory BOSTON PHILLIP GRANT A.B., Samuel Huston College M.A., Colorado State College Northwestern University University of Texas Counrelor LAWRENCE M. BRITTON B.S., Prairie View A8rM College M.S,, Prairie View A8rM College Health and Phyfical Education MRS. I.UCII.E D. CRAWFORD B,S., Prairie View A8cM College M.A., University of Michigan University of Texas Health and Playfifal Eduration MISS MAE DE LEWIS B.S., Samuel Huston College B.S., Prairie View A8cM College Spanixly MISS A. KING A.B., Tillotson College B.S., Tillotson College University of Colorado Texas Southern University Algebra and General Mathematics K,,ao v5 MISS FANNIE MCARTHUR B.S., Tillotson College Texas Southern University Serrelary ROSCOE S. BROWN B.S., Tennessee State College Cornell University Srienre MRS. MATTIE RUTH BELL B.S., Samuel Huston College Library, Clerk Typifl MRS. EMMA W. ORE- B.S., Morgan State College M.Ed., Temple University University of Texas Dirertor, Howxen Child Dezfelapmenl Laharalory !Q A sas S Q if . A f' Q? , 1 1' s MRS. VIVIAN K. WINSTON B.S., Samuel Huston College University of Texas Shorthand, Typing MORRIS 1. CRAWFORD B.S., Prairie View A8cM Prairie View A8cM Vomliomzl Agriculture swfewv-V., .RMK - i if, , 1.25352 '1 so , ,ms . ,, . ,iw ' a X -1 . 22 gi 22 ii 9, i l , . , . , 1, -Mg ,951 has - - ,1 we-1 . 1 Q tiff-ii 1 Y V lgleilll' S 4 iq il it J ' .nal il we K f' , 2 Q X 3' at 2 f if Rm , 5 ' tl ,ss rv 5 gg YM fr 'Fl f s alll A A from, R ygiii .. .og Y '-5155! ,WX l Rev -1 ms.: gym ll f C I Q j .':: ISAAC E. CHAPMAN ' B.S., Tillotson College A ., University of Southern California Q Malhemaliff E? MRS. DOROTHY DEAN PERRY ' V, K ii.' . ll 'i'l,,,:. H . . A.B., Huston-Tillotson College - fmi' , University of New Mexico f . L 4 -,l. A l .,.i, 1' 'X -f'. llllll 91352 A . l2i.i it llvA,ll , l l l l I J MISS ELEANOR F. SIMS. R.N. Nursing Education, Flint Goodridge Hospital, Dillard University Public 5519001 Nurre C. PAUL JOHNSON A.B., Morehouse College M.Ed., University of Washingtcmn Sofia! Scienfe ALFRED N. JOHNSON A,B., Samuel Huston College M.Ed., University of Texas Hirlary MRS. ROELINE W. TOOMER A.B., Samuel Huston College University of Southern California Erzglirh BENJAMIN L. JOYCE Tuskegee Institute Band INIRS. VERNA WESTBROOK ARNOLD A.B., Samuel Huston College University of Southern California University of California, Berkeley Englirb MRS. Z. B. MADISON A.B., Prairie View A8cM College B.S., Clark University Columbia University University of Colorado Hampton and Tuskegee Institutes English MRS. B. F, HART A.B., Tillutson College Texas Southern University Ma!l1enmlir.r lk f . 'z' . la.: ' . Q X ' Y inn' SQ W , ' HUD NOT AVAILABLE L Q of 5,4 W3 in A 2 eniors emhfz 66444 0 J- .nr K 1-.Jani -.-- , ,ugifmv VERNA BELLE XWICKS Sefremrg JOHNNIE B. RUCKER AI,ff.ffd7If Sefrelary , Lk 1 xx xx My L ,L ,R f HETTYE FIOANNE MQADAMS , PJ riffdr lif lqmyw fg. ROBERT NORXVOOD BIH'jI1t'fj' Mgzmlger EDITH ROSE DAVIS I Vin' Prwiulwll ,ff N .IJ was HI 'GH ELLA VUALKER 747'L'J.lIH'L'7' Q 25 , 7,34 , 5 O M-M The members of the 1954 Graduating Class and Yellow jacket Staff of Anderson High School wish to acknowledge our gratitude to one whose integrity, knowledge, insight and will to succeed has made the vision of our first annual a reality. W'e are very grateful to her for her instruction to us, for giving of her time and talent generously, for her ability to understand young people, for somehow making us believe in ourselves, for patience which we did not deserve and for encouragement when we were depressed. Aside from these she has inspired us to find our better selvesg always ready to assist, advise or sympathize. We have learned much from her genuine friendship because she has never failed us when we needed her. In addition, we are grateful for her implicit faith in the Class of 1954, and for her never failing help in completing our Yearbook. It is with the greatest admiration, respect, love and gratitude that are so rightfully hers, that the 1954 Graduating Class and YELLOW JACKET STAFF pay humble tribute to our sponsor . . . MISS LUCILE E. FRAZIER .. xg ,,-I ROBERT Nokwoon The greater! power in the world if the power of lbouglalg llfink rightly. Band 43 Hi-Y 13 Paper Staff 1: Sci- ence Club 3. MARY CARTWRIGHT l! be11 you krzou' wlml if riglal, lbere if only one lbing to do. ' CLARENCE PIPER A perfozz ii' 'grefzl' zo flue exlenl fha! be bezzefilf olber people! Football 23 Track 33 Distributive Edu- cation Club. DORABETI-I COLLINS SMITH To err if lmmuzzf lo forgire if diz'iz1e. Miss Anderson High School 1950- 19513 Dramatics 13 NHA 43 Secretary Student Council 13 Modern Miss Club 1. CHARLIE EALEY Lire true to tbe ben that you know. Athletic Club 43 Chorus 1. BETTY jo HORNSBY God belpf lbofe who belp llJemIelveJ. Twirler 13 Band lg Nl-IA 153 Y Teen 13 Chorus 1. BETTYE JOANNE MCADAMS There if no need lo explaing your friendf don? need il and your enemief won'l belieife il, Annual Staff 13 President Student Coun- cil 13 President Senior Class 13 Paper Staff 13 Band 43 Monitor 33 Y Teen 23 Student Guide 2g NHA lg Office Helper 2. JAMES SHANNON Alu'oy.f work to your fuller! exlenl, nerer Jlairk, bu! do your ben, no matter bow greal or Jmollf' Dramatics Club 2, 33 Distributive Edu- cation Club 1. MELISSA HURT W'iflJin ourfelrer our future Her. jackettes 33 Chorus 13 'Y Teen 33 NHA 23 Capezio Club 2. PERRY jo Davis A quilter newer wins and o winner nerer quitff' B Team Football 13 Varsity Football 23 Baseball 2. ALGEREE YANCEY A good name ir ralber to be cbofen than greal richer. Monitor 4g Dramatics 23 Band 23 Usher 23 NHA 1. WILFORD SNEED Do today? work today. B Team Football 13 Athletic Club 23 NFA 1. ROBERT KING Don'z hurl peopieg help-fowl. CLARENCE MAE WHITE Lire only one day ut o lime, but make it 4 nzaslerpierd' NHA 3, GROVER NEAL To be clI'?7':lgE if mediorreg Jlrire lo exrel! Baseball 2. EARLENE DAVIS Toe perzron you ore to be you are now betonzingf' WALTER ELLISON Live true to the ben lim! you know. B Football 2g Baseball 1. HELEN MARIE WILLIAMS Since you alwayf bore to live with yourfelf, make yourfelf worth living ufizbf' NHA 4g jackettes 43 Monitor 1. Il ix ufife noi io Ieek a Jerret and bon- efl not lo reueal il. BOBBIE JEAN STERLING The ufay io lnazfe a friend if lo be one, Band 3g NHA 23 Monitor lg Y Teen 1. ROGER TAYLOR Be alwayf af merry ax ever you rang for no one deliglazf in a Jorrowful man. Distributive Education Club 1. BETTYE JOYCE HILL ll NHA 1. WALTER SHAW Every man if the maker of bi: own forlunef' Band 4. E-'Em MARIE ANNIE BELL SAULS Newer Jay about otlJer.r wha! you would not want :aid about you. Chorus 15 Twirlers lg Y Teen 15 Band 4g NHA 4. JEAN HENRY MCDONALD In all thingy, do your ben. Band 23 NFA 2. SAMUEL TAYLOR The perfon worlbwlaile ir the one wills u .rfnile when ererylbing goer dead wrong. JEANIE EDMONDSON There ir Jomeflying crealire in each of uJ,' find your talent and develop i1. ' Jackettes 13 Booster Club 13 New Home Makers of America Club 2. VY ALLEN CLARK Be watchful, Jtund firm in your failla. be rourageouf, be strong. Football 3. ELOISE GERTRUDE WILLIAMS To bare friend! you muff firrz be a friend. NHA 51 Band 41 Music Club 3g Y Teen 3. CONNIE MILLER To thine own :elf be true, and you need feur no one! Football 33 Baseball 2, CHARLESA JACKSON Edufnlion if the ability to do who! .fbould be done uflaether you wan! lo do il. Usher 23 Monitor 2. VERNA BELLE WICKS What we are i.r Godff gift to u.f,' what we herome ir our gift to God. Y Teen 23 Usher 4: Chorus 2: Moni- tor 5g Dramatics 3. ROBERT EWING Alway.r Jtrire for the higher thingy itz life. GENEVA SPENCE None if Jo futile ax one who 511711101 control hir own thinking. Capezio Club 23 Cheerleader 13 Chorus 2g Student Council 1. BEAUFORD STEWART He who hefittztef if loft. Monitor lg Guide 11 Football Trainer 45 Student Council 2. MINNIE HILL-TAYLOR Attempt that thing which you are able to perform. Jackette 13 Guide 25 Chorus 1g NHA 2g Monitor 3. HORACE ATES Good thingf rome to thoie who wait. Football 3. ff JOHN ALLEN SEARCY Keep your frieudflaip in repair. Band 43 Baseball 23 Chorus 23 Moni- tor 2. jo CATHERINE HOLMES Claamcler if not a giflg it is a 1 ift0ry. Chorus 13 Monitor 23 NHA 43 Y' Teen 1. EUGENE TOYNES Sinfe you aluzzyf bare In life with yourself, make youvxrelf worlh liring wilbf' Band 43 Monitor 13 Science Club 23 Baseball 13 Chorus 1. JOHNNIE BEATRICE RUCKER Pe1'.re1'eranre orerromer ez'eryllJing. Chorus 13 Monitor 33 Usher 33 Dramatic Club 33 Assistant Secretary Senior Class3 Student Council 1. 1 WILLIS DOUGLASS NEAL Df1n'l dodge rompetilion: meet il bead ml. Baseball 1. BABY RAY WILSON Il if more blerred lo be a peucezmzker than to be 11 lI'llllbl6 7ll6IkPf,H NHA 13 Monitor 2. JACQUELINE ANITA STANTON Hear no eril. .f6'6' zzo eril, ,speak no evil. Twirlers lg Capezio Club lg Chorus 41 NHA 3. REGINALD ARNOLD Alway.r be yourfelff' Football 23 Monitor 1. LOTTIE NELL MITCHELL Nothing if impoffible lo cl willing band. NHA 43 Chorus 4, FREDDIE HARRIS To be well favored if a gif! of for- Uwe. Band 3. EDDIE ROYSTON There if only one wayg the right way. NHA lg Modern Miss Club 1. TOMMY BREEDLOVI5 Il if not wha! you my, but life way you my it. NHA lg B Team Football Trainer 1. ,E a 5, 'I S 3 5 ., H,-.r,mLpWms, WILBERT DARBY You ran do il if you beliere you can. VOLLIE LAVERNE BROWN AlwayJ look before you leap. Chorus 13 NHA 43 Y Teen 1. CLARENCE RHAMBO Toon who .rlrire bard will fearla llfeir goal. Band 33 Band Club 33 Athletic Club 1. JOHN ELSIE FOWLER AJ ou llainketla in our laeart, Jo are y J' youf 1 NHA lg jackettes 31 Chorus 2. E l , l WILLIE LEE PARKS l will live Jo ar lo leave thi: world better than I have found il! Track 1g Basketball 4. BOBBIE JEAN KINCHEON Life lrue to llne ben that you know. jackettes 33 Chorus 13 Y Teen 3g DOROTHY ANN WILLIAMS ll bef1 Ilya eleizrmr of ,v1wre.a1r if fm! rumzizlg. fake .flue ,rmi1:r. Chorus I: NHA 1. EIIGIQNIQ HANCOCK Glllldll6,1',f if lbe only lIII'C',t'IlIl6'Ill tlml 1161 er fI1il,I'. 'Ww- 2 iii 5 ai ew gm Q5 . ,ul JUANITA BURLESON 'The bell tlaingx in life are free. Twirlers 13 Band 191 Monitor 1. ARTIST BENFORD Time if alumzyf impo1'larzl. Hi-Y lg Monitor 3g Band 4. DANZY HARPER E1'e1'yllaing if pouible including the impouiblef' MARLIN CARTER Gi1'e lo the world llae bei! you have and the belt will rome bark to you. ELTON THOMPSON Our parentr' greatert joy if in the Jue- eerfful living of their ehildrenf' Hi-Y Club lg Monitor 1g Distributive Education Club.,1. AGEAN CYPHERS Experien:e if the heft tetzfherf' Usher 3g Monitor 13 NHA 4. F REDDIE ROBERT BATTS There if Jomething ereative in each of my find your talent and develop it. Band 4g Baseball lg Chorus 5g Moni- tor 2. ALMA COBBS There if ez plate in zhif world for me, I will find it and fill it with good. NHA 4g jacketts 4g Band 23 Monitor 13 Library Helper 1. BOBBY RAY DANIELS To thine own Jelf he true, and you need fem' no one. Football 3. RUBY JACKSON He that har patience may romparf any- thing. Jackett 2g Twirler 2g Capezio Club 2g NHA 2. MARGARET LETHA MANOR rlWbdfE1f?7' we put into life, that will he what we will receive. Dramatics 33 NHA 3. NORCELL HAYWOOD Life if juft an unpainted picture, Band 2g Chorus 1. GRACIE MAE TURNER Chararler if right thinking. jackette 43 Monitor 2g Chorus 2. LONNIE LEE BROWN, JR. BleJJed are the meehg for they Jhall inherit the earth. Basketball 2. EDDIE MAE SNEED Learn to do your bert at all timer. Band 2g NHA 2g Y Teen 3. FELIX EUGENE GARRETT Perronality if to a man what perfume if to the flower. Monitor 15 Baseball 25 Student Council 4g Science Club lg A Club. ALFRED CABIN If if ne1'er,1oo lute to do good. Basketball 4. ZERA MAE BOWSER E1'ery day of our liref we Jlmuld be improring our ability to gel along -wizb other people. Chorus 4g NHA 23 Y Teen 1. CHARLES BENJAMIN HALL Alu'dQ'.f look forward. Band 31 Science Club 2. HUGH ELLA WALKER Keep mzilirzgf' Chorus 45 NHA 23 Usher lg jackett lg Monitor 33 Treasurer Senior Classg Ecli- tor Yellow jacketn School Publication WALTER BROWN When in doubz, alwayr think luficef' DOROTHY MAE DixoN I lore all thing! for wha! they are. NI-IA 3g Monitor lg jackett 43 Chorus 1 MARY LUCILLE WILSON A wife man rhangeyg hut a fool never fhangeff' jackette 33 NHA 35 Modern Miss Club 3. ALMA MARIE Dumas Il ix always hen to he afhed up than io be axhed hack. Jackettes lg Monitor 3g Usher 3g junior Red Cross President 1. RUBY FAYE HILL Alway5 be prepared. MARY LOUISE Mooms Anything tha! il worthwhile if alwayr worth working for. NHA 3g Jackettes 23 Modem Miss Club 1. RENA EARLS JAMES JOHNSON SIMPSON WESLEY ADAMS 'Not failure-but low aim is a crime. MILDRED JEAN WILLIAMS 'The right way if alwayy Ike ben way. Chorus 2g Music Club 2. HARVEY SNEED Make every day'J work eountf' NFA lg Distributive Education Club 4. LUCELESTINE MITCHELL Worke1'.r don? grumbleg grumbler: don't work. NHA 3. JOE THOMAS DEEN AlwayJ mind your own bufineu and your bufineu will mind you. Basketball 1. ETTA MOORE If we do right, a way will be made for uf. SHIRLEY JEAN GOINS A Iimple Jmile often paves lhe way to many doubtful thingy in life. Band 4g Dramatics 23 Y Teen 3g Chorus 13 Monitor 3. EDDIE MARIE HUNTER Il is eafier and hex! to :ay Jomelhing good than lo .ray Jomething evil. NHA 3. PANSYE MAE ALLEN Twirler 33 NHA 2. ANNIE OPHELIA DAVIDSON Language if Ihe dren of thought and every lime you laik, your mind if on parade. Chorus 2g NHA 3. ELOISE NORWOOD The right way is alwayi the beft way DOUGLAS JEFFERSON HEADEN In all lhingf do your ben. GILBERT BURLESON Ariiom alwayf .Jpeak louder than wordxf' NHA 2g Chorus 2. BETTYR HARRIS I waii patiently on the Lord. NHA 4. WILLIE WILLIAMS lVhene1'er you find fha! you are wrong, alwayf make a right fum. EDITH Rosle DAVIS PerJe1'eranre i5 zhe key fo JIICIEJI- alwayf keep it with you. Chorus 49 Twirler 49 NHA 4g Cheer- leader 2g Science Club 23 Capezio Club 33 Y Teen 23 Vice President Senior Class. JAMES KING AlwayJ aim high then work lo reach your aim. JOAN CRAWFORD Live your bex! from day lo day. Twirler lg Monitor 33 Chorus 13 NHA 23 Modern Miss Club 3. DOROTHY ANN FRANKLIN A thing of beauty if u joy j'orez'er. Chorus lg NHA 23 Usher 2. ESTELLA MAE BARNETT It if i1e1'er too late to do good. NHA 51 Monitor 13 Modern Miss Club 1. DONNA jo EDMONDSON lVlmlez'e1' you pu! into life, if what you will get in return. Twirler 13 Capezio Club 23 Pep Squad 13 Chorus lg NHA 2. BESSIE CONLEY He liar the right to criticize who buf the heart to belpf' Chorus 2g,Twirler 25 Capezio Club 2. MAVIS MAXWELL AlwayJ work to the limit of your ulzilityg it pays in the end. MORRIS BROWN Always be what you ure. Band 1. 5 l ' ' 'i 'l ANDERSON BOYD LAMPKIN Never nzeaxure lo anyone what you don't want measured io you. Football 2g Basketball 33 Track lg Moni- tor 4g Chorus 23 Hi-Y Club 4g A Club 2g President Student Council 539 Student Council Representative 4. BOBBIE JEAN DAVIDSON Suffers is living up lo the best of your ability. Band 15 Modern Miss Club 1. TOMMIE NELSON Keep Jnziling, il pay: in the end. Football 2g Baseball 33 Chorus lg Stu- dent Council 1. ANNIE LOUIS WASHINGTON A good nanze if rather to be rboyen iban great rirbeyf' NHA 1. JULIUS BEDFORD Live only one day at a lime. LILLIAN FAY HOWARD If you expert lo .fit in lbe Jun you muy! expect blixleryf' Chorus 1. EDNA ODEssA HUMPI-IRIES 0ne',f life if 11 mir'1'o1', it fzluvzyi' re- Hefty. NI-IA 53 Monitor 2: Usher 23 Student Council 2g Modern Miss Club Z. ESTHER MARIE BROWN True friezzdf are like diazzmndf, prer- iauf and rare. Monitor 13 Chorus 2. BOBBYE JEAN HYDER Be the bert of ufbaterer you are. NHA 23 Monitor 2g Student Council DONALIJ WASHINGTON I1is nerer frm late to do good, Chorus 2g Band 4g Capezio Club 2 l. ADA SWISHER NHA 2g Band 25 Twirler 11 Jackett 13 Capezio Club 4. BENNIE RAY PENN A .rmile d0e.fn'l for! a penny, ye! il il woflh a llmumnd dollarrf' Basketball Team 2. ROOSEVELT STEWART Time if nzluzlble, dozff 1171.176 il. Chorus. BARBARA jo COLLINS There if Jonzezlmzg good abou! erery body and ereryzlyizzg. JAMES HOLMES Toge1l9er we mold, dirided we full. Football 31 Chorus l. JOYCE OWENS Alu'uy.f be fw1,ride1'o'le of olbwxr. LOUIS WAYMON CRAYTON Life if a Cbdllfllgf-!El,.f make ,foe bex! of it. MARIE OWENS AlU'dj'.f look for llye be!! in anyone. NHA 1: Monitor 31 Modern Miss Club 1. df CONNIE MILLER Life it very .rhort and very unrerlain- let at :perzd it at well ar we can. Football 4g Baseball 3. Bousxf TOWNSEND Intelligent effort, like dropping water, will wear away the hardext obxtatle. Basketball 2. 142' Give thy thoughtf no tongue, Nor any unproportioned thought hit act. Be thou familiar, but by no mean: vulgar. The friendf thou haft, and their adoption tried, Grapple them to thy foul with hook! of Jteel,' But do not dull thy palm with entertainment Of each new-hatrhed, unfledged comrade. Beware Of entranre to a quarrel, but, being in, Bear it that the oppoJer may beware of thee,' Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice. Take each man'.f tenfure, but reserve thy judgement, C oftly thy habit at thy purfe fan buy, But not expresfed in fantyg rich, nbot gaudy, For the apparel oft prorlaimf the man. Neither a borrower nor a lender be, For loan oft lofes both itfelf and friend, And borrowing dullf the edge of husbandry. Thif above all,' To thine own Jelf be true, Ana' it mutt follow, ax the night the day Thou canst not then be falte to any man. -SHAKESPEARE W . Y e leading 0 l wbai II ben, and makmg wha! IJ' ben out o attainable logelbev and by lbe mme meuny Tbe mznzzng tba! maker men bappleit in zbemxelvef alfa mabex fbem more ferwceuble 10 olbem' X I, . I ' o. f v 7' lbemg and ibexe Iwo objeclr are alwayx uniors Mg .....-H' MELVIN DOUGLAS HOUSTON JOSEPHINE DUKES ,E , ,K . f ROBERT GREENWOOD DARLENE JAMES if-JV' fw.,,.,,d'L' CLARA FOXVLER REGINALD SYLVESTER CALDWELL wv w Xxx WILMA JEAN FORD WILLIE A. BROOKS CLARENCE BEDFORD MINNIE MAE HUNTER NINA FAYE BLACK MORRIS MOSELEY FORRIS HORTON EMMA JEAN EASLEY CELESTINE DOXIE GLEN ALFRED WILSON E WILLIE SMITH PATRICIA DEAN SCALES ROBERT LEE WASHINGTON MARY RUTH ATES THELMA LOUISE JAMES REGINALD SMITH SANDRA DRAKE OLLIE B. EDMONDSON WILEY CONLEY HELEN LAVERN FOWLER ELI JAH MAE WILLIAMS MARVIN WILFORD .hn..L4vIiLs.,k'Q.1,,f,f CLYDE NICHOLS HELEN WILSON CATHERINE DANIELS LA RUE BANKS 5 J W, ,Y CHARLES CLARK BARBARA ANN CYPHERS SAMMY MACKEY NORMA JEAN PARKER LEONARD D. MCNEECE TOMMY LEE RILEY it yi gf ARTHUR LEE ARNOLD JAMES WILSON LILLIAN BOBBIE WRIGHT MONROE EDWARD GRAVES, jr. BOBBIE JEAN DAVIS MAE PEARL WILLIAMS ti-W' A MARY HARRIS DROSIE ROYSTON JANET MAYS GEORGE COLEMAN, jr JAMES HILL BOBBIE JEAN MEEKS GARLAND MAYS MARJORIE R. CLARK ODELL POWELL JAMES NEAL ELMER CASMER HARMON COLLINS ,.? A fMQ:L',sgLwAyEg:eg:f1fE UL- zz ,f , LURA BEATRICE HARPER JONAH MARIE HUTCHINS MINNIE STOCKTON TYREE WILLIAMS ,vga 'dials WE' 4 I DOROTHY CALDWELL LILLIAN MARIE ROWE MAE J. WILEY JEAN ANN ARNOLD JOHN SUTTON WILLIE CHARLES MCNEECE ADA MARIE SAMPSON 4' ' f ,. R WALTER MARTIN FLOYD LESTER MAYS NORMA ANGELINA MARSHALL CORINTHUS WILSON WILLIAM LEE 'pw-., ELIZABETH PEARSON WILLIE LANDREN I E Wm. HELEN MARGARET SHANKS JIMMIE CRAYTON MARY L. GRIFFIN INEZ HUMPHRIES . 4 45 1? ,. me A S L5-3 Q., I 5. ni? . A .- Im, . la- ' z, I RUDOLPH WILLIAMS LEATHA SHARPE f I.,. :WQ,mK,mi2f , ffl gy I J X, if ISAIAH SAULS SHIRLEY CRENSHAW QLTINTERS ANDREWS MAE ALICE HAWKINS FREDDIE CLEVELAND DONALD RAYMOND AHART LESTER WARD WALKER NORRIS MOSELEY in W V xr CARL GOODMAN WALDINE MACKEY ROBBIE D. DAVIS CURTIS JACKSON 3 9-1fQ . C A MA A ' ' . CAAA AA DC f I GENTRY OVERTON LEOMAE MARSHALL DELLA MARIE ROLAND TRUMAN ROWE F,,,T.,...--,,,W,Y,,, M WEE.-. ,, . , I , , I as r -F JAMES PENNICK GIRLENE MARIE XVILLIAMS ,. I I I A KERMIT SORRELLS, Jr. BEULAH B. BRADSHAW I VIOLA WASHINGTON EDDIE MCKINNEY DAISY BERNICE TOYNES JAFUS WALKER FRED HOWARD NEAL IMOGENE HUNTER JEAN HOUSTON CLYDE MILLER W.,-.-sl WILLIE TOLIVER MCVIRGIL CI-IAPPELL LOUISE SNEED WILLIS ARNOLD LESLIE KELLEY Jo ELLA JOHNS REEDY E. WILLIAMS BETTY JEAN JOHNSON FRANKIE LOUISE MAYBERRY JAMES CLEVELAND BOBBIE JO HOLMES ROY SCOTT ALBERT WALKER BENNIE JO HAMILTON EDNA WASHINGTON JOHN LEE BELL sy I f!! ' If ,,f','fX -, Q A,E,4ff,., HARRY WRIGHT 7- - WILLIE R. SMITH Vife Pfexidem mm me mf ' I Z A' .. I JAMES OTIS HILL Prexidem 2 BOBBIE JEAN MEEKS Anixtant Secremry silk-5 INEZ HUMPHRIES Parliamenlafian FRANKIE MAYBERRY 53 Serremry GLEN WILSON Treaxurer mores o oph Barbara Hill Maurice Miller Helen Stanton Harold Gaines Barbara Davis Rudy Burgetr Mary Lou Williams Lex Berry Esther Coffee whiff W Wiz if rf ii A' KP 'hiv I ' il? nll i i ,Q rj, Bennie Mae Bell Raymond Howard Lois Faye Newby Elijah Arnold Joyce Scales Walker Hunt Betty Collins jesse Bunton Henrietta Watters Larry Collins Charles E. johnson Walter Davis If . Willie P. Ockletree Charles Patterson Faye Thomas Herman Hill Carrie Lee Allen Weldon West Desta Mae Davis Charles Thompson Helen Brown Edna Gibson Floyd McBride Florence Henderson Lucius Hill Agnes Hill Harold Woods Marjorie Hill Dorris Pennick Bobbie Thompson lee, 32 mia: Elizabeth Holmes james Earle Hale Gladys Arnett johnny Manor Robbie Burleson Grayson Crayton Eva Goins Harold Robinson Bobbie jean Wallace Samuel Dantzles Doris Canada Billie Clay Dorothy McGari ty james Smith Beverly 1. Peters Benjamin Mitchell Betty Gray E. j. jones Elizabeth Patterson Charles Hutchinson Marjorie Cobbs , Virginia Shelby Belvin Sneed Alma Horton David Washington Annie Cunningham Ralph Bowser Lorene joiner john Green Maxine Lewis B -nf' mf? of ,gsgwwfe-W 'W uewwffw me W 'bam bw! ug.. ,Rm Nunn' viii' Virginia Walker jimmie Ates Eva M. Mosby i ll f i Charles Coley jean Wilson A l : William Pom 25:.3Z:f -f-., k ' new 1,41 julia Crenshaw james Medearis Mae Thelma Thomas Charles Nichols Charlia M. Shannon Horace Dixon f we ff Barbara Brooks Damon Hill Geneva Powell Harry Tolliver Betty Ates Benjamin Dukes Eunice Giles james Upshaw Margaret Flowers r s K i ' ':.fy'4. ,L S Phyllis S. Williams Louis Schuler janie Dotson Booker T. Hicks Emma Robinson William Porter Mary Hornsby Leroy Wormley 'ff' Dorothy Bratcher Z g I Lee Edward Hill Bertha Harris Raymond Humphries fi W: X , Eva Mae Sorrells Donald Hall Euela Overton Norma Hancock Winifred Berry Alma jean Wilson Doris Houston Bobbie Warren Bobbie jean Holman N, aw y ,.,: 'HQ' A -X-Q85 f Elizabeth Simms Herschel Williams Dorothy Evans 4 Ora Brown .,,,,.l William Ford , ' Almeda Richardson Q2 9?? E .'c. Vi z ,E E , kg M 1 Gertrude Moore jo Ethlyn Hill Bettye Franklin Woodie Williams Miriam jones Edgar Medearis Norvell Collins Marian Marshall Gwendolyn Gregg Julius Gordon Gloria Marshall Leroy Clark rw. f, i bv 515 at Ja :S -'SL Q-ww ee! Swirls 3 7? am' when ,gs :A Ji uwfigfig' mi ! A . 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Band members are seated beneath the speakers stand. Below: Mrs. J. F. Alexander, President of Douglass Club, Mrs. NW. B. Campbell, Chairman of the GOOD CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE of the Douglass Club, Mrs. O. D, Wfeelcs. member of the Austin Public School Board. Mr. XV. I. Kocurek. President of the Austin Public School Board. Mrs. Richard N. Lewis, member of the Austin Public School Board. Mrs. M. S. Davage and Dr. M. S. 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SEPTEMBER: JANUARY: Orientation Day March of Dimes Open House Sweater Hop Freshman Jamboree FEBRUARY: OCTOBER: Welcome Socials-Football Visitors Ghost Night Masquerade Homecoming Parade Coronation Ball NOVEMBER: Western Mixer Book Week Thanksgiving Cheer DECEMBER: ' m Thoughts For Christ Winter Wonderland Christmas 'Program as QLecturej MAY. junior-Senior Promenade Honor Dance Student Council Picnic Cap and Gown Day Class Day S tucleiit Activities Ball of Hearts Negro History Week Friendship Week Dance Clinic MARCH: Student Council Convention Intramurals for boys and girls Centennial APRIL: Athletic Banquet QSeniorsj ctiuities its if '1 A.: 1 ROBERZQI' NORWOOD JO CATHERINE HOLMES MARY WILSON ROBERT EWING Maiznef Ofgmllzafzanf AfffI'ilI'EI Cfffll!dI1.0I1 DAMS armgef Manage:- E OANN MCA BETTY I Edin, 'D' 'U Editor conf6f5 with staff . al infor- concernlflg Person mation sheeiS- A D V E R T I S I N G and C I R C U L A T I O N A MGRS. Left to right Ch .., G5 ,it vu A wx, l : , arlesa jackson, Alma Dukes, Eugene Toynes, Betty Hornsb V Belle Sauls, Reginald Arnold. Standing: Bette Edith Davis. ? y, ema Wicks, Annie y Joann McAdams, Editorg Johnnie B. Rucker, ' ton ald WaShlUg Eugene Toyries agf?fSDilI:'ld new routes check aplircigntglx solicit advertisements- before go 544265 Smog M Avi- fW,, A .,A, A ., . f ., in E f f AW - X X V ,'. nf- f,f ,',,' I V ' CLARENCE RHAMBO VERNA B. VUICKS BETTYE jO HORNSBY WILEORD SNEED Farorizer Ar,vi.rmr1t Sportr MISS LUCILE E. FRAZIER SFOIZIO7' Srzaprholr tt e Hornsby. Robe Left to right: Mary Wilson, Be y ' ' B. Rucker, Edith Davis. Shirley Goins, Johnnie 4.4 M.,:......-1--W rt Norwood, Agea l. C . Ogmgilciiirrig layout sheets 1 ual Pictures, 5 2 Y 2 n Cyphers, Alma Dukes, 15?- 3.-....-.-: gn-.ss 1 1 Eff of OW ANNUAL, JACKET S T A F F IKE l Q- ' wiki Principal W. B. Campbell Crowning Min Andewon High School -SHIRLEY JEAN GOINS cvzanaldan BETTYE JOAN N MCADAMS Miftreff of C eremonief I pmtq . , .,,, ,.,l-fy-- fl ,-.. ,,------ , , ,, ,,,, ,..V,,,, wif Wr4 ANNIE BELLE SAULS Fir!! O 'TN ibn-P in EDITH ROSE DAVIS Second 52' , ELIJAH MAE WILLIAMS Third GIRLENE MARIE WILLIAMS Fourth JEAN ANN ARNOLD Fifth Miss A, H, S, 1948-1949 MRS. GLEN SIMUEL Nee MISS SUSIE PEARL TOLLIVER I ,M ,WW Miss A. H, S, 1950-1951 MISS CORA JEAN WOOD 1-551. J . m..,.ff1sw1 554.2744 . sw ,af W A ,,l l Miss A. H, S, 1947-1948 MRS, LOUIS JAMES WRIGHT Nee MISS HELEN LOUISE PORTER y -if X QW? I '.kA A, A K g w,E' S m .xyv 5 ,Af E' Miss A . H, S, 1949-1950 MRS, ARNOLD J. SWYGERT Nee MISS PEGGY IOYC E HUNTER uma- ' ndewan Miss A, H, S, 1951- 1952 MRS, CHESTER SMITH, IR. Nee MISS DORABETH COLLINS ment- ,4 ' ian MR, LEON BONNER President MRS, CONNIE MILLER Secretary MR, MONROE GRA VES Treasurer lumni ,4Zuma6 Anderson High School claims its alumni with much pride, Wherever they have gone, they have made good records, which has been representative of the school through the years, Anderson Exes are attending many of the leading colleges and universities throughout the United States. The reputation they are making scholastically and otherwise is quite outstanding, However, this is as it should be for the policy of the school is to give the best there is by way of training so that the graduates will achieve as well, if not surpass other graduates, no matter where they attend, The next few pages will reveal a few of the recent 'Exes' with some of their accomplishments in such institutions as: Huston-Tillotson College, Austin, Texas Prairie View A 8.5 M College, Prairie View, Texas Clark College, Atlanta, Georgia Tennessee A 8: I College, Nashville, Tennessee Washburn College, Topeka, Kansas Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas University of Texas, Austin, Texas University of Detroit, Detroit, Michigan University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas Los Angeles Junior College, Los Angeles, California Southern University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana VIRGIL T, HAMMOND Anderson High School - 1949 B,S, Degree 1953 Washburn College, Topeka, Kansas Graduate Work University of Detroit, Detroit, Michigan Entering Meharry Medical College September 1954 Work toward M, D, Degree --a :3 MARTHA IO ECHOLS Anderson High School - 1952 Sophomore Clark College, Atlanta, Georgia Music Major Dramatic Club Aesthetic Dance Club Captain of Majorettes Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority fi-Q w, V, HAZEL BERNICE JOHNSON Anderson High School - 1952 Sophomore Huston-Tillotson College, Austin, Texas Physical Education Major Yearbook Staff Ram's Hom Dazians Dance Club Tennis Club Delta Sigma Theta Sorority IRA VERDELL LOTT Anderson High School - 1952 Sophomore Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia Architectural Engineering R, O, T , C, Glee Club Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity QPledgeeQ CORA BELLE CAMPBELL Anderson High School - 1951 Junior Tennesse A 81 I State College Nashville, Tennessee Speech and Drama Major Dramatic Club Band Majorette 2 QP .X 3 Ke m Q N X K X ix ,f 'X X sf X fm ,X , J ,f ra? 5 Y' N w' 5 . A BENJAMIN F, HAMMOND Anderson High School - 1950 Senior and Honor Student University of Kansas Lawrence, Kansas Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Entering medical school and work toward D,D,S, Degree after graduation, -1 -V w ,..!1r-11 .- ,.1 :fbi 12 , i ay, s ,Fl - i if S 2, 1 ,vga saw f I gain, . 5 5 5 55 .4 .. s, ESTHER ROWENA GRAVES Anderson High School - 1950 A, B, Degree Cum Laude - Music Huston-Tillotson College, Austin, Texas 1953 College Choir College Orchestra Future Teachers of America Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Graduate Work University of Texas, Austin, Texas 1953 Special Education Major DOROTHY JEAN SINGLETON Anderson High School - 1952 Sophomore Prairie View A 8a M College Prairie View, Texas Physical Education Major Y, W, C, A, Prairie View - Austin Club Majorette - P, V, , R, O-T,C, Band Usher Dance Club it 2 The Capezio Club, a crea- tive dance group, offers simultaneous development of physical and creative facul- ties through the medium of the body, Corre- lation of many fields and sub- jects, which are enhanced through dance, make it fully an education- al accomplish- ment, Sponsor for the Capezio Club since its organization 119493, is Mrs, Lucile Crawford Mwst? W ,Juli-'L -'QL-Q,.'1 The Jackette Organization consists of three units: Cheerleaders, Drill Team and Twirlers. The girls realize the necessity for group work, cooperation and discipline in order to accomplish a job well done, M or was h ,ri-1 V ff' ' f df, ri ffs 1 ,::f,1i1g-3? ,536 H ., , .. gh,-N A M,,4-'fab 1, ,1 Qwsff 'img-M A,h, , ,A - w w ,L f' .1 Q . ' gc. -,gm ' - f , ,Z 5 iZf cw -f-'Q A F452 I ' ,wamz T ' - X, V V , h A V Af Qxknuin my i, Q N ., M , H 4141 ',-ggi.-----A ,L 2 , - f1gssm..f 1: ,Q . Jig ' gm 'sg iii is Vgg- ,Mm .i '-. fun K , mtg: - KLM? ii..s.L,Li, ?W '--ii wgz er:::.1i I , ,li a-'ii Q s in - we. mm, . I ,fu w3'5v1ww'a-'5a'i'.i..'f?'l if W QQQLKV-iw r4..'smig, w hffaqf'-Vfmmumuwaz -ffmgrk1,g 4-K My - H f.'sr2fr'::fi,, i'r'iTf-i+.'2:x,'52.iS:5 3'5 A 'G+ UMZZMQOWKJ -? K Q s ,, A- ig 'and . f 57 77-i?7'l :g-riiflfafiw , H35 R! U , '5?55KGs'm,- W c vm. ,W 4, , . . We if-95 A WW, 'iw 1-an Vw , 1' 'H ijfil, W' .. 5 W , ,A ,, Wkfkfi l for .Thayer , W- 7 W HW , - r,'::'9 ?sfe1 ,, .rf A ,fn THQ V A ,,gjjf'fff5ff:'K'Ln -fflfiffff Exim sy L N, fm M W 1 V fi: 0 ua um 'Q . rr M W 4. - u n FRANKIE MAYBERRY sv 'nah' cmww. .4 Ls Www EDITH DAVIS Leader ll Q? Sill fi iiyfwx ?s minima f A ' f 5 94 r 1 Y ,, K sf- , ,re R 'im f, , 1 Cheerleaders work hard to build a strong school spirit, l if s l . 5 l 1 1.14 M Q..-1 A A 3 V , W H Z, ,ggi F , K' J, N vw f, i , ' ii 5 , x if-.. Q5 iff A Ai if ' if , lm iiif f l Q W My l . G if A,.' A A gf ' ,- M ,Q Y ,l,.' KJ, fs, ,,,,ff1.,igWs.'s .4 M Zgg'?'?lz5 ,.ggs53'v?iQ5fV5?5H ' Q Q s P s + ss,s l ' A l ' L V my 'A . , - - 7 l i 2, .. L , if f - ' '5!3, f fi 5' - xx' f 'Q if 7 .. fy- L 6: L G L. rx E :kg . gn K r ib: ,.., so A - ,W K Q 4. i 'A Z, , Z, -I ry M . ,, - N ,K : x 'X' . 5 ,Q X! .R eylfiyw , fd: .' 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K, -,zffgg-nl - K K M VOLLEYBALL Health Seasonal Sports Stunts and Tumbling Calesthenics Square Dance Modern Dance , Ballroom Dance wr.: W A- Recreational Games The Physical Education Program for girls provides activities ing n.......-, I f 4 co-RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES , ,,,, azlt 2 .F .YJ f W -'fm .4 9 Wes' i?Lm?fvi.'5i'5ikw3IK?!5Lf53l'lf Mft ix: : lv, :Killa-52 if-:A iemmficc wi .iii A class in Lrigonometry doing field work with sextants, Xiu af ffmezcba A LEC TURE PERIOD -2 , ES. yn ii' A iw , an Wilford Sneed Vice President Bettye Joann McAdams President Robert Norwood Business Manager First row, left to right: Bettye McAdams, Wilford Sneed, Dorabeth Collins, Second row, left to right: Johnny Rucker, Shirley Wells, Eddie Sneed, Jo Ella Johns, Annie Bacon, Dorothy McGarrett, Shirley Caldwell, Charles Miller, Harold Woods, Third row, left to right: Robert Norwood, Emma Easley, Alma Davis, Charles Etta Johnston, Bettye Franklin, Shirley Goins, Eva Goins, Bobbie Holman, Marion Jones, Fourth row, left to right: Fred Neal, John Bell, Lee Edward Hill, Leroy Wormley, Stanley Parks, M.r, C. P, Johnson, Sponsor, Inez Humphries, Rudolph Williams, fr 7-My no .1 ,. 1 -V -VW, ,Q W g We, my ,ws ,f . or-x.....v 15 In flfffi ' 1 7 9 Mzafzq tm mx ails WENT AMNILS mmm 5 fun f 4 . ff., ff- . ,,k- ' as lg 4 hw Q l lf Student Assistant Charging Books to Pupils A I iiy.sK t Ninth graders receiving instruction in the use of the card catalog dur- ing the Library Orientation period, tlf r gigs Q, 1 g W ', -Q ,,4-Q -ef as by , it ...-Q Q in quam. Typical library day with pupils busily engaged using library materials. l 5 l zammfymrzqzqes We I , - .., -- Q5 V. . t M 1'- A W ,N hr 1.1, if Mrs, Katherine M, Fisher 1 W, . .W Instructor . sm- 9' 94 M , , ' - ' ' I. .. Q x., 'J iris' s 5 X E ,ff wi 'gl' X tx ' .J we X . 'wsvfi A 77404 Me Wag to Zezm Www -'Xf' ..f'A ' ,I 1 '53,-'I' ? ,4 Emu 724mm Qi gi '66's Hryv- lfl I L- 955' 'I .13 Miss Minnie M, Westbrook Instructor 1 7mam9,4n7fww4wl ' .dawg 747144 0 :V D , Fx xl!! A y 5 T Q , A a .,,: GT ,, , X 7 .1 ,, X Q' f 5 5 m A 7- 5' Qu I IRIS LINDLEY Receiving Leadership Award - State Fair - Dallas Wie'-',,-f'. E ' a1 1 71 79 'zwolaedciza pfldffldlit , ,rw 'UZ' ,,.aln4w ' .Wx m Brom .-Quickly' Meals ho Developing New Clothing Construction Skills Home Nursing Improvised Equipment Adds Comfort to the Patient -lg-1-.1 l. uma, .,, w 6 Easy Way to Beautify and Clean Floors Home Management Be Good to Your Face Matchless Convenience--Cleaner Clothes--Less Time and Energy Consumed--Greater Economy .- Null' I A1 g . 2 i , M, Personal Grooming ir- '14 X 'wiki U 'z?aq4'E When it's harmony that's desired , , , Leslie Kelley Hill Lee E. Reedy Williams A, B, Lampkin Tommy Rivers and Bobby Townsend are required EX music that s really sweet ' 1'9 IQ!! l'v v . 0' , can t be beat First row, left to right: Elizabeth Pearson, Stockton, 'F elf iff Lillian Howard, Zera Bowser and Minnie Second row, left to right: Faye Thomas, Hugh Ella Walker, Jo Ella Johns and John Elsie Fowler. 'I' I I I 466, , W ,L,, ww- , 441466 First row, left to right: Donna Edmondson, Thelma James, Verna Wicks, Lottie Mitchell, Hugh Walker, James E, Sampson, Edith Davis, Gwendolyn Gregg, Geneva Spence, Jo Ella Johns, Bessie Conley, Lillian Howard, John E, Fowler, Elizabeth Pearson, Barbara Nesby, Minnie Stockton, Vivian Kellough, Faye Thomas, Second row, left to right: Shirley Goins, Shirley Hill, Elizabeth Simms, Anita Stanton, Barbara Brooks, Josephine Dukes, Bobby Kincheon, Dorothy Franklin, Juanita Washington, Dorothy Caldwell, Dorothy Williams, Thelma Watson, Ruthie Clark, Mavis Maxwell, Bobbie Roland, Rosetta Hunt, Zera Bowser. Third row, left to right: Betty Hornsby, Walker Hunt, Lillian Wright, Lola Hawkins, Esther Brown, Mil- dred Williams, Reedy Williams, Lee E, Hill, Leslie Kelley, Roy Scott, Donald Washington, Fourth row, left to right: James Cleveland, Eugene Toynes, Perry Jo Davis, Benjamin Dukes, Freddie Batts, A, B, Lampkin, Clifford Hatchett, Kermit Sorrells, Tommy Rivers, ,af O I O I li? sw f 3' 0 . m fe C , .m,, , i' Y .ff W . U32 lnnels' C1855 W TW B35 Ioan Crawford at Mimeograph Machine Shirley Goins Cutting Stencil Beginners' Class in Shorthand I' mg. S-s.,,,,,y A C ' hc l -1' l ll,Cal S S ,.-v Scenes from Spanish playlets, - M-,m..m...w. 'f ,Az -L X 4 A53 as m 1 A H: M 'rm . ,. 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My f IY' A -5 Architectural Drawing Mechanical Drawing Fundamentals of Home Planning 'Basic lnduguial Design N N i, 1 F i t ' ' J Benjamin L, Joyce, Director 5,cuw!an?cncw!e THE ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BAND began November 1933, under the direction of its present director, Benjamin L, Joyce, Since this date, it has made immeasurable progress in technique, rating and personnel, It has been acclaimed one of the best high school bands in the United States, The band has done much to improve athletic contests and assemblies that are held from time to time at the school and in addition it serves many, many civic organizations for all races, In the summer of 1953, it was a special guest band to the National Baptist Sunday School and B, T, S, Congress at Indianapolis, In- diana, with all expenses, Each year it makes its annual trip to the State Band Tournament, Prairie View A 85 M College, Prairie View Texas, the results of which are as follows: 1940--First Place 1948--Second Place 1941--First Place 1949--First Place 1942 Fi1'SI Place 1951--First Place 1943--Second Place 1952 Second Place 1947--First Place 1953 First Place 1954--Is Your Guess, gf' we 14 liz' t'1 1 s ...M .M than sun B6 up 9 in 'l Y l. 2 1.45 .Mt ,lt Ri can ,sms -s::'-'F-'F Q. ,L W4 ,:..f,3,. 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Sims, checking file records with student, Minnie Stockton, A regular routine service of the school, . ,.,:. im A L in Q -wi Nagin B S tr Srrrr w ' :TTF4f...,L.,m+-ff-a!.f4 4 It is never too hot nor too cold to serve, They are always ready, Class Preparing for Experiment L' MW Students making a microscopic examination of the leaf, if.. Vifgif fX'fwim.Nf,r 'X y if mm A ,SBU 1 '59 '52-'K -5952535 '?5 ' . , f,,:ip , L , H Vw , -- , K ' Ee: 'A A 52 T1 ,...k 'Ma Qi-:,F ,NM ,,...- --Y 'M ' I if Vii, 'fi 5 i ,Q -S q . o,ne 'Wi M. Monitors , f ' M '51 ' W. L .ff, 4 in W 44' Miss Mae De Lewis Sponsor s U shefs Guides 332335 Woman Group I b ,gf-W assi AIMS To provide a well-organized daily pro- gram of work for children and for high school and junior high school observers in the Child Development Laboratory, To encourage observers to participate actively in nursery school practices, Better teacher-pupil-parent relation- ship through home visitations, Mrs, Emma W, Ore, Director Development of creative ability during the workship period. Group II E 3 , afetmia MRS, ALLEE DAVIS Cafeteria Manager A valued employee of the Austin Public School Lunchrooms since September, 1942. She was appointed manager of Anderson High School Cafeteria in April, 1951. Her excellent meals are only surpassed by her happy disposition and ready smile, km,- wn V, s fm! ,H k 'ii' M r 3 W ' 1 f M4-4' X F nik s li 1 ' ttt' V if , -an ff? as 'W if ii 1. L ph W U Q 1' - E wifi at iw Almost bell time . . . Last minute lunchers, gazed 0' g., f, 1l h if A T 'X' W' .: :,A 5 Q I is is -f li sf A W if Mrs, J, E, Mosby Mrs, W, B, Campbell Mrs, Celestine Johnson Secretary President Parliamentarian I Mrs, W, B, Campbell organized the first Anderson High School Band Mothers' Club in 1938, and has served as president to date, The late Superintendent A, N, McCallum and Board Members of the Austin Public Schools endorsed the movement and the club has continued to grow in every way, Several times the club has uniformed the band and assisted with numerous trips that have been made, The last trip was to Indianapolis, Indiana, financed by the Honorable Dr, Henry Allen Boyd, President of the National Baptist Publishing House, Nashville, Tennessee, and the National Baptist Sunday School Congress, He is a great lover and promoter of band music, alsoa loyal friend to the Band Mothers' Club of Anderson High School, Austin, Texas, 1- , 1. v- gum. .s-.,,,:'.- Q , 12 fs A ite sau , s fl ?35?fff'5.Q , if --'W s ,dv 1 la fQ5.':'i' ,: 1 ii? lu i f t Vice President r.:k .-,. ,,-.L , Mrs, Iris Williams Assistant Secretary iv-1' .www Q? if 1 like : .x'.: ' - :y-:Ja-:six zsisfywfsflissffmfvh , Mrs. J. L, Hornsby Treasurer Ihlefics C O A C H E S E 'W W COACH JACK A, MCDONALD, Left, 'B' Team Coach COACH W E PIGFORD Center Head Coach COACHR B TIMMONS Rlght Asslstant Coach Q Ewan 'W Wm 'im 9' 1 F! 7 . 0 , , ff Q ii, ,ff 131' 553 P35 UQ7 UWB w an 37319, ,yr ,A I , , Q WN, ,,. . 4, ft., ., 1 Qlssiif ytwf 1 qgyri , ,W ,Aw,,,,,w ,sam ,tbl- First row, left to right: Marlin Carter, Glen Wilson, James Wilson, Bobbie Daniels, Perry Jo Davis, George Piper, Arnette Holmes, Marvin Wilford, Howard Loving, James Moten, Second row, left to right: Walter Smith, Clarence Piper, Donald Nesby, David Walker, James Upshaw, Charles White, Harmon Collins, Maurice Miller, Connie Miller, Horace Ates, James Holmes, Third row, left to right: Willis Ford, Trainer, Walter Brown, Trainer, Terrell Hunter, Leroy Clark, Julius Bedford, James Pennick, Roy Elder, Melvin Houston, Albert Walker, O, Z, Hodge, Samuel Russell, Jafus Walker, Allen Clark, Beauford Stewart, Trainer, f A ra efbirfriis '- , Wsfei-Q ffffiafli Y 3351-f?Sf'i Was- , inc, D ,H :sf sf' if . A A, ,,N,,a wk, ' , rr ,t K 'T,5'2fF'fFi M315 A S3 few - s 4 , 'fri'-2.2 TEAM ROSTER NAME Moten, James Loving, Howard Piper, Clarence Daniels, Bobby Wilford, Marvin Hunter, Terrell Miller, Maurice Upshaw, James Bedford, Julius Walker, David Carter, Marlin Walker, Albert Clark, Leroy Pennick, James Piper, George Ates, Horace Holmes, James Clark, Allen Wilson, Glen Wilson, James Miller, Connie Russell, Samuel White, Charles Hodge, O, Z, Nesby, Donald Pender, Rufus Walker, Iafus Davis, Perry Jo Smith, Walter Houston, Melvin Elder, Roy Scott, Roy Collins, Hamlon Holmes, Arnette POS QB QB QB B RH RH LH LH LH FB FB T C C C RG LG RG RG RG RT LT LT LT RT E LE RE LE RE T T G B 7?55 S Anderson ------- 18 Price Cfaylorj ------ 0 Anderson- - - - '7 Washington fDallasj- - - 0 Anderson- - - - - 19 Kemp fBryanj- - - - - - 0 Anderson- - - - 0 Moore Qwacoj- - - - - 26 AHdCISOI1' ' ' - - 13 Yates fHoustonj- - - - 8 Anderson- - Anderson- - Anderson- - Anderson- - - - 6 Lincoln fDallasy ------ 0 Wheatley 1 San Antonioj- - 0 Terrell fFt, Worthy ---- 19 Port Arthur fBi-Dist, y- - -13 - --13 - --19 - -6 I .WK f . ...l g , 1 - he A ft mriiil fg A . , ass, ' 3 V q rg,-1, A f ' 4?-1 is , 5 r, , ii 1 3,54 A' 5 3315 gg ' , .Q ,Fl-:iIfQ. qt. 'r.f 1 .s li K l H aww yy, ww 2 w i ' ,,,,.,,,, ilk, r, Ji ' 4 ft K ,k,s , ...,i , , E N 1 ,,,.,,i -use :A f J A M JNJ,,,. A y M -1',7 l S M , 1 . E W l QM 'wmv 7'I'IfC ' . 9 - 'R ssn 4 'N P - , r if ' . 1 W g V 4 vq ' whiff f ly V dx,--avi ' r tr ' A 1 r Since the organization of interscholastic football in 1940, the Yellow Jackets won district championship in 1940, '42, '45, '46, '49, '50, '51, '53, and played for the State Championship in 1940, '42, '45, winning the State Championship in 1942, The teams have always stressed hard, fair play and good sportsmanship, Academic achievement, clean habits and character development are desired goals along with winning, .nderson Defeats . oars Io 1.5-U 9rice High, 18-0 lVictoryUver Jack Yates ggagllhzlgl1iie5'gif?g'g1liLaadara,-l he foul-th, David waikar. op- Ya.fef.f5gga...iL::'Z:v:: an, 'MODE Qck Cxfggeiffde scott. Ivo prim High 0, f- rx from the halfback position. gg 'Q gifs? fgiilfgibzzfngt drove inside. the Yellox V nim-L 'ed a 30 yard Ande!-SQH S 1132333 agtfniief jf .X iff' --4 line twice in tl gl-JESS' from David Walkera 5 Igtlerciptg? Eseduf' M S ..,.t the! stout A' L kk,x av ' .avisuwas incomplete 'n' . 2ff. ' V' es OS 'X'X ' .' ' , ' ' OWUS be ,J .J lqgltolnt :Liter-Qpt' B H-...'...Ilf'unii2IEamI5srase ' , 8 .1 -V X ' - 1 UD e irst Anderson J . ' 1 5 k'e.'1 V, n I .1 with a 70 yard Scam er Andersons Yellowgar A ,Zh i 3, N - Xf'. 9-.W wwn five to Prices 25p Wwe first half touchdox K at aft n' ' i . Vliller and Hor A H .Lou ht ff ' f , ' .-.CH if M I 5 A ace At . , S 0 a determi f ,. tal .i X fi Ililzluthe Aitdcrs T-Yates of Houst 'K M i . f - mes a guardlg - H 44. ,X v . :ir if Q of if 13 89 f' .. it .els ,uliba S, ice Miller, with the ' Algm lzlday 1' s ' .us W, Carter, was the work- t U efsons D? g ' 1 .L f Yellowjacket back-V 0 .Terry Joe ' , - . 3 Peril J -period for the wx! A . ' play Bishop and Alliert lscqre' A Yate J m Da out in the Taylor the ball on ' . lerl for k 1-Mx I wan, while Quan the alert M gJVe5e.W. , K. Jackgon was a over. , f 1 d' t' f f . S. ' I in the th A IEQHTTSS? 3215 Marlin Carter l.- lllttmg c e i ,mln Miles was also out- Miner :tor the extra pq A oumc: :five-515164 K .-.-ling in -the Price backfield, l Late in the second quarter 6 downs Mau' use -zu., ,..otnerI,nmby permasi 'son tallied again on a 21-yard p. trds rusniridfllllifi Hfmlmi ' e ,ulcer to JafusXE-11:-s.,,fi f i'ff f 3 8 8 6-. Timm Camel' to 7-qfllS Walker. The agrdrfttelgggigcig .fffiff .KJWHS 3561111 mcomnlete. i 'Winer TD-waiim 2, ,Q Extra point attemni failed. 1 ,. .es ccmpleged Mlrriday night at'Ye11ow1af' . 4 auzfaiii cffihigtzf 5? the Vid PSG Qfii'f.5Rt552s'1 :13L7iLL Kim' J rad passes gukunwto iii T' 'gi-' 65 Iffneegaitxisag. .111 4 for n feithe sp U One-yard litfbut the Y Anqeriog figh .. .f?4l'-M x ckets held lor downs ' sa e - lpoint' the final 1. Wqim ' . A ' down an f m , h gl Clarence Piper gave Yat 2 Daua f1 C lily On the next play by- 5 bet Q Lu 'Q . 1.-1 'the ball in the end zor 22. ark A 8 V e 'A c ... ...'i ' A F1 -Yiqatefs 'fame back or K , 1 fy wifi N ' Y u , uc o o drive for f L-ed VS . if It X lwjk e last 21 yards er - 'Yan f 4 . 7-FMFSS from C' Q ' si, shi rl .,.k fl AT A anno: .- , ,A P . , Q 1 lfppfiiv, -- ,4,, . - In e .1 tow: 2331 lg355j2::r... . '.-.rrhf his ewowif . t L ent'12 Q ,f S ..nJ?.?5i2?f.::1::: + 4 ,la ,ga2Qj.Se., st perio 1Cegtgi1D1i52?d G! ' - ising Dov gsgfgrrg I '?e1fH'l?ZZe .'.'f' in 25 rlufnr that didi V . , ,M la.es or B0 'tm Pom ' ' . .M A L Waco pushed An- tr with the w Outstand. - . llen Clarl. . , l ,the rain-soaked. Jm the 'me'Y' aniels, Hom l . ' 'Q :tight in grabbin' N 5 rrilllg ifgrq: 32 men. . ,. , .f X 1Ct01'y- . BRYAN- Sept- ' ler tried to lul Score ny peru i. gi. . we A l n, .Yeuowjackets K P Eggrsoh -------. 3g:f,5.,': 5 7J!ge A pa. of slippery Jackson boysf 50:-5 start here Friday L ,topped by the L Ansierson 'scorn ' ,.a.iui.n.a.m.R8Y at Alvin-soelled def lkiekiddup Steam in the 135, h wilt Pigfordys I ' t K m Hig . .' ' . .' f -..,. 153.31355 MEAE' fav aaaaua D. is sgigstgggggg get P Y 1 a 'M' Lice Miner was the .winneu ,ere Miller, Horace A' xl 31501. Anderson WMC, 'nes Holmes and O. Z. Hodge. ar. . v . ' . iv' . iird straighf Same wit? by f'.eff?'?f' ..... 3 3 8 S 13 an Opposing eargta -1i: i'i5-Miller 3 . lill r scored in th ',,,...-,,' 5 in ' 1 3 - Q1 S six-yardthplcviul 'if- 'o' ' 'id in the 11' f f ' a . V' .,,. ,.f- - . . rl 'Z M . .ii-st over right S ' A ' . sh f+r'i ,.- . s-.. state, champions Moore - h :wi W - e .0 Wm ?f:ak2z.1ir:.sW s l-5. if Walker scored the first . - 1, to ' M 4 6. Q X ' uchd ' d 'U 5 hna uc . gl' I 5, i ,E .2 A own in the' secon 181 quarter. 1 3 ,, A I 1.. 5541? 'ten he circled right end 'F extra po' A e ' r 35 yards for paydirt. Mket mud , , F51 ' 'K ' 1 ed to Jafus Walker .4' 3 'f - - '- T'2Uk?T 1 14 fifhj - Point and a 7 0 half MC mlm. J 'X .' . 1 . e . 1 - k A f wushed over an in- ?WeV lgowlac 1 'r in the last quarter 'fense A GLANCE AAAA f lwng, . Ana. .day nigh 'W 'Q-V Clark ebucked over 'HOV ,. , stdudownksi ....... . ,When th A 'H the two-yard line mdh .Sgr giidgttlgiisggg lax-- pned 60-yard drive. s for the Jackets were 'ing b'- :Wheatley right gua. for32 1,9 'M it .13-0 befor ,W di I' ' W - .nn Cartier, Connie Millerand 5 ' new , e me,.v14mre'r boys in the backfieid. e- C-hscufkilnxg flaglgcg V S 7 . district Line Stalwarts were James Moten' TQYBHJSO lbackfiw- his X '1 ' 1 ' ., 3 . c petition x '. iosirig a game, ffobbr gaF1e1S','Holace 'Mei and' in Turner Jnhfe e 'ing all tnree of their Dis- assi byoprgffds. line. 1 d '.AA foes in the process. Wheatley -, .,.. .f ...... o Q by pero sz V 6 Anrlm-snrfs seventh vic- AEQEUOYI . -4 . ---' .t.a.x9l..Z.. .-mmm g 0 .ses a empe .... .sses completed ..... .intercepted by Fumbles lost ....... Punting average . 4 for Penalties 6 it 1 Carter led the Ande jackets to a convincing ., tx L y over the Solomon C 0 A 515.44-fa in a naman -:AAA nm fl A Af W lx 1. ' iw' 4 , ik if ' 1 rm M ,B .. Left to right first row Lewis Conley Kelly Loving Crayton, McNeese, Williams, Townsend and ter W Parks, Clark and Brown, December December December December January January January January January January January January February February February February February District Games 1955-7?54 Jack Yates San Marcos Waco Booker Washington QHoustonj Ft, Worth Bryan Tournament Bryan San Angelo Corpus Christi Temple Brownwood San Antonio Temple Bryan Waco Corpus Christi San Antonio CAPTAIN ALFRED CABIN Here Here Here Here There Here Here There Here Here There There There There Here Here 'me k1W, 5 I 1: 2523 FEA.: 'K Q x ' 5 'L 1 ffz:Umwmw,aweemfAaw'Q-'aw if ,wi-w Q f an? ,p ? Q 5 ,ff .. 'fn 1 I L, , W, ,Y ,i, , it lk 1' 71462 7mm 4 Q' f f s ,. in t , K . 4 Q h K , ,Q :hk X Q 5 .t ,' K t g -,., 2 i A ' 'IQELIF A , if R A in J 'ing-, 3 First row, left to right: Edgar Williams, George Coleman, Harold Robinson, Marvin Wilford, Marlin Carter, Jafus Walker, Second row, left to right: Bobbie Townsend, Clarence Piper, Reedy Williams, B, J, Dukes, Lex Berry, Melvin Houston, NM 6 ...Av ,,,,,, Nerf'-f lbW 'a-'- -wy' W . he H0',-,Nw ms: R L 5 t S L-axes? Y 'J is tg gg W , r 3? L., A A , M fl A ,Q F ,- 1 ffl? fr , K M if 'f'el' Sai: .e,,, tiil J J kg LM wht QSQH J, ,Ex-508' - '85 V JJUSQ, ,aggso X A, rTQgt it Ht , eell V t 4' R' , f fi Q- V , 'f'I -...-- , J ad. i 'Z-ear f .X J A ,f?f1?f5p, UEQS-, , pa Rfb H253 YUTTIU ,fgfprs I QE QQ, ' flu 1 -4 s J-J' N ill, all ill if ll J' if . it all We 'sl' -1 jf it-r 4. S ' J Jw? Q 'M J.-I.. , ' iz? ,V. , ji V H- -43? 'il-a, A if K'-4 2 Clif' Ni ' 1 -. , X , , it w ,sf if f i ' if , ir V' .. V wlfkq .9 if I f 7, w .X I V l k 'Q F t relist-we J, F , - -F fx N O Q f as es- as ff: 4- ff 4 '-'ff-f 41-0 as as fe tr .,- rf If vs 94 e fi' A.. 'P 'fi' q K in ' I ' s 1 V A ' I, ,v ,I '. .Qc . K4 A- Seated, left to right: Perry Jo Davis, David Washington, James Upshaw, John Searcy, Walter Ellison, James Moten. Maurice Miller, Grover Neal, Willis Neal, Felix Ga ' ' IISII, Connie Miller, Standing, left to right: Beauford Stewart, Howard Loving, Roy Scott, J, A, McDonald, Coach, Freddie Batts, Tommy Nelson, Willis Ford, nassaui' lr, 4- 1 an ? - ' A Q fi i'S'44+6ez!ZaZl r r 5 YQ 3 5 ' me I A 2 IU 5 L j -wsvn-1-xenlwf'ww:mf,-rim., I f uf' -' - H ,w 7' ,,., . . i - v g W J g - QQ L W -.db Wigg ii. ',V- 'fu if ,iq A Vkkr riff' 3 5 -, j , pew' pak? D , W zfezewymm wma' ' Principal W, B, Campbell accepting the 1954 District Football Trophy from Coach W, E, Pigford, T fi 3 . 1 5 2 QM Little JAMES MURPHY HOLLOWAY Junior Majorette Daughter Anderson High School State Championship Band Dr, and Mrs, J, M, Holloway Austin, Texas Austin, Texas r r , I I rz4,t, 2 I Scene From 'A LETTER FROM GEORGE WASHINGTON' 12-2 Homeroom Assembly Program Miss L, E, Frazier, Advisor Back, left to right: Algeree Yancey, Verna Wicks, Mary Bedford, Alma Cobbs, Jo Catherine Holmes, Mary Sterling, Helen Williams and Bobbie Kincheon, Second row: Charlesa Jackson, Gene McDonald and Hugh I Ella Walker, Center: Bettye Joanne McAdams, Donals Washington, Artist Benford and Johnnie B, Rucker, ...PA -A-,- A---'+4 '- 45 Ai- -W' L A W m -Y? P -A' Q AA A Y- I I A sn -, . - 1 fi X , . f V If si at 1 A Y , Y, f i, Dance Number--Assembly Program--Students' Last Pose of Waltz 'THE GIRL THAT I MARRY' ,,-, -A --L 'L' M-' - -, -.Gifs 4-t- h: Q Q-W1 fy'-M' A -:4 L 1 Ah ...aa ... L-2 '- --... Y- ---5 an ,Hr As--an '31, 'Thu-Ill: A A 47' lc '- At' J if WALTZ SPIRAL Vocational Agriculture Instructor, Mr. Morris J, Crawford, planned and supervised the planting of trees on the campus of Anderson High School--Arbor Day, Student helpers were given planting instruc- tions a few days ahead and on the day of planting students found their duties very easy and interesting, MR, MORRIS I, CRAWFORDE adding Endo ' fm MR, LEX BERRY MRS. VERA GIBBS Head Custodian Assistant to Custodian l N 141504: 9 Representatives of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Austin, Texas, visited Anderson High School on Arbor Day to witness the Tree Planting Ceremony, Trees for the entire campus were furnished by the Junior Chamber of Commerce for the four high schools of Austin, Left to right: Mr, David Wilson Atty, Barney Traynon Principal W, B, Campbell Mr, Charles H, Robuck l The 12-2 division of Senior Class plants homeroom tree, HOMEROOM OFFICERS Left to right: Algeree Yancey, President, Bettye Joanne McAdams, Vice President, Verna B. Wicks, Secretary, Johnnie B. Rucker, Assistant Secretary, Robert Norwood, Business Manager, Wilford Sneed, Treasurer, Other students in background are members of the homeroom class, Principal W, B, Campbell holding 'Senior Tree before planting, Officers of the class kneeling left to right are: Verna Wicks, Sec- retary, Johnnie B. Rucker, Assist- ant Secretaryg Bettye Joanne McAdams, President, Robert Norwood, Business Managerg Hugh Ella Walker, Treasurer, Edith Davis, Vice President, Members of the Senior Class in background, ,MayaevfsMy,ptggm,g,3gg,m,gw:ris :wwe:at,smsfswmtmt-ww,m,Ww,sf.smwo7 wuWf,u mww,s,s ,,.,. , .swit.,,f,l,,,.MWtw.s,,.....,.....s,...,.,,,r.. v iff? . . . ,I Literature Class Reporting on American Writers, Eg? ' r'ii areas wg, -f or , 3 English Class Making Book Reports, Y, 5 Vex a A X QL, i K . 3 ill, 5 J 5 i N Q 5 Q l .,, k l X . in i M51 Q, Y f -'fa cg I W L an P 4 Social Science Class Making a Geographical Study of Foreign Countries, iw- A typical senior English Class Correlating art and literature through creative activities Interpreting literature through the study of art intriguing stones poetry essays and novels Left to right: Alfred Cabin Hugh Ella Walker Jean McDonald Reginald Arnold James Shannon Bettye J. McAdams Margaret Manor Miss L, E, Frazier Johnnie B, Rucker Dorabeth Collins-Smith l4saache0 COUNCIL MEMBERS PLAN PROIECTS Y ,. Q wh --. , 5 VV I f ' I if A A I ,. V u..,,,,- ,,,,. ,uv-- A M f za --My fn., f'ff?3W.Q P' , o I 0 1 J K J. 1 I ? 3 CEL ' ,I IE' ,f 1' Y 5 gl A 5 , M4 gk Ay r- , . E K - 5 Alf i V , , , jr I A :EEE I N, Q? f W , I ,- ' - - 15: ' .. 'wa , . 3 ' I , I ,gi ,g X . ,,v,.. M, . 1 . - , t J.:ivj,f- A-A, S' 'F S I 2 ' - r Q K+ ' ' f' wk fi ll I .ao 5-ggi ' ' 'i n L Q COUNCIL MEMBERS SCREEN ART PROIECTS International Goodwin Gift Boxes for Ch'Id Overseas. I ren d Cross Aids a Suicken Area Through 'Operation Gol Junior Re Red Cross Director, Mayor McAden, Alma Dukes, den Rule, I XJQRKLQN My YO :Tl gdmzmw Fcwlfff gi' A 'j ,g ,L IT5DA.NCELPI7llE YELLOWJ CIQI we' omcmt PupaLlcATroN4ofpTng Anngnson HIGH gl-IYQOL T ,ewes P me icj-:il Englleh' VII glass' Yicvn Yoon High Schuh? and ae loqasioi Qs? i of The SQSPZZRS 9 Film crl' Texas Theuhr :'E'oIP::g.Foc ii'.5v Y,0ee'OC, X'-ij. o i by A sg, -'Cn S C Anderspnvg 1953-54 Coundl Mavis Maxwell 3,155 Day l Wo ang so ,ego . ' , Oo i Geo With 3 new and beautiful as On a warm sultry Thursday evederson High School Princip maxei' onset' qeloo ix cl' to' inspire, with the some-A-lg-nhkg about 2:30 o'clock when nFaculty tvere extremely higlooovoieoir Q ilzbbeooi 5 ipT1IlC1P3i and fine faculty to lone really felt like talking' osise o!'B-I-E DAY and each io Oyya- 9 exile cameo land guide, this Yearys Stud studying, the English VII Classicipant voiced a specialxov Yeo ioeXqXi'P K, ,Council has great hopes of fu was invited to the Texas TheateiNK YOU and deep appre- 6 Booow we Yteeooe 'ti0ni!15Z HS one of the top rank by the University Baptist Churcln to Superintendent I. B. Cai' 9,699 meta ,glvhioi ,Student Couiieiis in the Stem' th see a movie, Cry, the Belovedeiiigials and members of is ,w95o.,go'Yii2..fi Tl1iS iS being accomplished: COQtTY. ber., ofTomme1'ce ar 6 1. BY 21 good represomtauon 'I'hq,also had groups from other 'i 'sinelses of the Effy Blooms ffl!!! Student bodgliim oooh as their guest. The gue' XXI-E DAY G on Af Alldel'SOl1 N by . lheliied high school, as wc' 'lderson Schoo' college students, and citim V 'H 'SNIISOTS Y6Cl'bOOk the town. Each guest FQ, w Q Robert Norwood by own seat wherever l'1 Q 6 ,Q ,Tdgonomxxyl Oh! NOV, T1 Barbara Collins Ther? was Ito comix Q 5 all ill ii the flmiiiai' CTV ami ' mission wa cl' 4 o Q st, for nee nmeteen for Anderson High School is Sin Cry, the Q .11 experi- eg I. -1,5 mbject has b, soring a yearbook for the stlmuotion pi l g . C es and wit- 1, .id mocked Year 1953-54. It promises to be tdC!'ShIld.lHL5t G v .lences Yet diff be 936 iiwght ab if the best that has been p1il11iSl0l'd61' to brine W - i ofq 00,7 ii iit' ghroughout the years. In11Sf ble 11Hd9YSt ' V ' 75 0 C, Ho . ' The students of Anderson 1 Appmximateio C oval, 39.3, Q33 S' A ' hard to make the ienjoyedx this X 1 , . A P ' e,, 9 ,ji ' igiiizllualigsilycetzleis and this is exemj .fwfiill ' '3NTo'f'i' ---i-------i- Hugh Elia 'Walker og oheofie gow :lad by 3110, wr 5'-ii?-I I I v 6 C0-Euors .....,..,,..,. Edn H h tied by the willingness of each mto thai' 9 . ' . Lillian aFayeu'i'iifmf:E? 9,1 1181. of ' Z- ' f the romotiorwhic? 0 Ass1stant.E'iit0f ----A-'- -D0raBeth Collins 5 to do his part or p V x News Editor ,.,. L ,.,.......,. Alma Cobbs fs V-1 l N r0.ect Iv. .90 Departmental Editors ......... Ruby Hill, . P J - S , PY Q Q by Ed t Sandra Drake S C' ? E 1 students of the emor ' 4, i0i'ii1i--- .-Bettye Jo Ann McAdams -Juhve G1-ed in -b-lg, , Robert Norwood Oper d 1-qumed the responsl 1 V - Club Editors.. ..,,.. Minnie Hill Taylori film - cl10 h ,ld ,, to assist in the 511' , p , Gil-iene Williams HIQ 1 H S f?Ed1tors.. , James Holmes, H ace Bfson l The freshmen, 50' G A Ates, Donald Washi ' ' are ' r , 1 or, ..., hehe- . l , Giving wo 4 Ed.t Ch Clflrence i Juniors, 'B , A - Q5 gfbaiglditors Juanita Boxiliion' Donn mn . 1'0gi-'ani oy having the' inn? R Us 609 40- x6 KUGM' M Edmondson' Meosi RU N711 tfammg ptive V 1 ' -W 5 ana e . , V - I M the Annu? 0 ,Sh 'A - In ,exg oi X90 of-Bshion Editoff r. Algree ixliigv oo cooliera . f 9 lg, - the mon 1, x , f Q X' ef 9 -0 winm , B'ett J H b . - dlica A l Annua i 1 do Oo Q90 Qfb' Jean McDoTs5d Clailenge lglfnriillio 'tfibutive e d b6C3l-156 e , e d is S0 nom c00i bY L Thompson Tlnf a.SS S mdso Q 'Q +091 :Circulation Managers ,'Bab Ra Wol 0 4,00 KK D Marv L- M B Yf dvs lson, n a yf A bf? a gf A 4, 05 4194, 34 Q9 Q 'rommy.BmJi?.I5g. 6250315 uffiliiigim 3 is based won. get the idea ' Qfio 39 Q Qieoiievoffs--Msmwlzigxgill, Img-scene rriun:er,ogYamk.ng relationship, - 0 ins, er I - 1 M out the year ' 03 V83 S cfm? Robeqr 'Ewing Artist Perllyoffii, 19 Wo! nd the 'fe . A A , Ib 'l W v t Helen Williams, Claudia Arm-:tend Cho0i5 3' 1,3971 ' - J' ' - Eugenia Cfmlev, B0bbvtJ,,,,n Meekgle 5 .t Th6Se ,f P Jeane Wilson Elton Tbomnson ly ieimfu ' c0i'o' 1965 h Q Q I Edugqfign ,ln 1, . -R 5' ,Betty Collins, L01 Hawlfin , , C1!Q'ies 3,398 tijlgv Edi+ogw'msor . , .Miss Lucilggfrv kA,4 Q r ,l ' Y by m f'f?e Choo SOC A D Counseling Deo . Voihete 06 Verna B. Wicks 'Pg 11 '56, ' L . KY Yo 51' 6 of gotofd IN A Noies careful C- F. 14- GA 'J 6099 The boys and girls enrolled inylloe, 5 ofo'Q,iii After oi all the .lit xsilxk iosqao 890' 'hysical Education classes have 6127 129 - - faders in he 1 5 l XQ5 3 . . . if Se nb Broiled -Ae Xe 215 njoyed their first units which con- age hw 1 by is will 9 1,5 haS b Q20 99 Q36 , hir' eLgame. nn ff esobi-tbffo, to V Rfibeft N01 'Nil 'r Hilhsitshigdents are to 1 ixgxefelxxh qegvo , . . , f' if' . . that 5 1 Mawiii P' , A Hqe An Alm Nn I-If. E Xnment is an im 4 yung the Mengato take t. 'Ytoi QQ?-otyoxke A5641 lu ,, by ' -soo we Qi-who Tmfterhofl S001 69 studeotitiilietac Tesrfixvo we wie 3 .. X Imogene Hume' G dy. 4,56 do we 12 sc oo stu forma ,lux .Ven the Ca 1 W Wag. 995 x vi Q9 40 0 'V xi. acts accordi ill be gi at '0 It is the aim tlvt inlf vto vez ,, 9436-at -aeqgjj! .5 home my oemig Test. . S M? 'iioixsrlet Q K , . 0 . ' in tain - Q fa- ' sa: . we fiewirrloitef 1- t Swfstflleiae Q, Qfe Has Been Useless! L I 8,195 X043 gmebofzi .Vee 'A N auto I he mul ence Sc0giOreS,,V0CeUooagc -Q95 we liao: Q09 ' has said, Nature holds it k,Q,,0o' X95 6 eoolaexoxqpoo giver A SFX? emu 6 il A g eS,.Pe1'S0ii9'hW V oi oaoe Kane' V us all We need to make ou Qoqooooeokot we oefaoiyegtiiiiiefen pritternoofzlli I ' .i Scores, and oth? it A of lg 'J ot lefuloi We must labor for a1W.-q,mQ AQ, .,S?,.2sJO he has tn mlinqf himmzr fs, 1:-,Ne liiformaiflora nn. 5 'O 4. .15oX.i duertisers ' You Are Always Welcome E ENEZEIQ BAPTIST C4-IUIZC-I-I 1010 East Tenth Street Austin, Texas Phone 8-1875 REVEREND ROBERT L. ROWE, Pastor Sunday School T r aining Union Missionary Society Number One Missionary Society Number Two Junior Missionary Society Music Department Brotherhood Union Ushers Deacon Board Deaconess Trustee Board Treasurer Office Secretary Clerk Our Future Churlch Home U. S. Fowler, Superintendent Abe Mrs. L. E. R. Williams, Pres. Mrs. A. M. Craig, President Mrs. Rose McCullough, Pres. Virgie C. DeWitty, Head Haywood , President Mrs. William Kerley, President Leroy Hendricks, President Perry Edmondson, Chairman Mrs. Belle Edmondson, Pres. T. C. Calhoun, Chairman W. B. Campbell Miss Rowena Graves Mrs. Myrtle D. Herbert Worship Regularly With Us Congratulations to BAEV IZAY VV I LSOIXI From DEL VALLE MISSIONARY BAPTIST T SUNDAY SCHOOL IXIEVV NIT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 1113 Leona Street Vistors Are Always Welcome . Church School 9:45 A. M. Morning Service 11:00 A. M. B. T. U. 6:30 P. M. Evening Worship 8:00 P. M. REV. H. A. SNEED, Pastor Compliments of UA V I U C H AP E L Easifix? fkfmzk REV. J. L. DAWSON Pastor I, Compliments of Anderson High School SI Ml PSON METHODIST C4-ILJIZCS-l REV. J. L. WATTLEY, Minister Twelfth At Leona Streets Phone Z-8818 Compliments of G-31214 NT CHAPEL A. M. E- CHURCH The Church With a Message God Our Father, Christ Our Redeemer, Man Our Brother. REV. M. H. VANHOOSE, Pasto 1' X417 429W Z BAPTIST CHURCH 1701 Chestnut Street The church with a Bible Program, Gospel Message- Where Familie and Neighbors Meet. REV. Y. WILLIAM MCCLURE Pastor S Greetings From GREATER MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH REV. J. H. WASHINGTON, Pastor 1801 Pennsylvania, Phone 8-7578 Let Studer's Help You Keep School Memories Bright . . Through Photography X Studer's takes pride in having been selected as official portrait photographers for the 1954 YELLOW JACKET Yearbook. Snapshots to keep alive the fun and friend- ship . . Studer's is ready with fresh film, fast, expert finishingg and a bit of helpful advice or a camera you can borrow when- ever you need it. And you'11 want portraits made by Studer's too, to exchange with your friends and to show your parents how much they mean to you. Remember, for every- thing Photographic, whether it's a deluxe movie outfit or just some help with picture- taking problems, stop in at your nearest Studer store. You're always welcome. STL 413121 12,5 916 Congress 12th at Lamar ' 6l0!W60t6dfW0llt64. 1 7 1'-'-SA5,',E3U LUMIER - BUllDING MATERIALS - HOME DECORATION-APPLIANCELAIR CONDITIONING STEWART'S GROCERY St MARKET Free Delivery on Orders Over 553. 00 l 918 Rosewood Avenue Phone 8 -0410 ATZTZOVV 1-READ AIQVGQT GR OCER Y and BUSINESS AGENCY 1157 East Field Avenue Phone 8-2153 EOLJ LEVATZD SERVICE STATION 5307 Airport Boulevard Phone 5-8801 Congratulations and Best Wishes to .522'Z'gza jmwwe and the ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF For Courteous, Syrnpathetic, Phone and Up-to-Date Servic e JONES FUNERAL HOME Navasota 5-3119 - Madisonville 213 Compliments to Congratulations to Huntsville 1004 - Bryan 7-4077 MM gwfkgfi ZKZQWQJZJLZZ from from SGT. HORACE B. FINNEN and MR. and MRS. JAMES HILL -MRS. MAR JORIE SWISHER-FINNENI L.EVVIS,l2. K. Watch Repairing - Jewelry Repairing - Engraving Stone Setting Silver and Gold Plating 305 East 6th Street Phone 8-2092 I .gviftfvtziogpg toon s-roms The Hub of East Austin Food - Clothing and Drugs 2206 East Seventh Phone 6-6277 MERPITT-SCHAEFEP-BROWN1 Student Style Center of the Southwest 611 Congress VV12IQ':4-4T S+-I EET META I.. S-1-ICDT7 Cuttersl Skylights - Ventilators - Heating - Air Conditioning - Phone 6-2314 5012 East First Street 54,465 es as ' C AE E. Phone 8-0403 W - - - ' Wfwmk ZQKKZA . BEAUTY E34-ICDP from Sgalp Treatment and and Hair Styling - My Specialty 704 South Avenue F Phone 379-W - Elgin, Texas MISS BETH L. HALL , Compliments of I E 4-lA12T2IE5ON- , A mntsom- 1gfM7 t qi, f DEA T2 SON --K. xggx 11, ll 1 Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance MIlf:uvl IZAINIC4-I I Infertile Eggs Daily CQ, Wholesale - Retail 1907 East 12th Street w.F. FISHER, Proprietor Austin, Texas For Courteous and Quick Service Phone 2'7177 A Dependable Driver A150 Out of TQWI1 Trips Webberville Road Phone 7-4438 Austin, Texas RANDOLPH HAWKINS, Owner Congratulations CLATZENCE -HANSON GE NEIZA 1. CONTEACTOIZ Remodeling - Painting Telephone 5-0861 Prices Reasonable Let Me Figure Your Next .Tob PHILLIPS' SERVICE STATION Humble Products PA LJ 1. O. SI N1 IV! S Specializing in ' Simonizing, Washing and Greasing C O - Cars. Tires Repaired, Real Estate, Insurance Loans Road Service. and Phone 8-0122 Commercial Leases. All Lines F.R. CBOBJ PHILLIPS, Proprietor J of Insurance. 1217 Chicon Street Phone 2-5475 - 322 W. 6th Street Austin, Texas Austin, Texas Congratulations to the Senior, Class SIGMA SIGMA CHAPTER DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY 1953 Carolyn Mitchell ------ - - - President G6Il8Va COHAIIY ------- Vice President El1l'lIC6 Easley ----------- Secretary Verda Owens - - - Corresponding Secretary Florine Lyl'1CI'1 ----------- Treasurer Bohn IDVOIIQIEIJS 517-519 Congress Ave. Austin 1, Texas Congratulations to the Seniors DEJWJ. WMSMNGRTV 2001 East 12th Street Austin, Texas Phone 8- 5161 KENNEW42. LANM4W4 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 1204 East 11th Street Austin, Texas M ?1g4'ZWd PWQAMOUNT EJSNESS SEQVKHE Income Tax and Tax Counseling Business Guidance 1204 East 11th Street Austin, Texas G re eting s and Cong ratulations MR, and MRS. L, C. SIMOND ,,,, Greetings to the Graduating Class of 1954 ST. JOHN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MR. F. R. RICE, Supervising Principal MRS. D. J. PHILLIPS, Head Teacher BLACKSHEAR SCHOOL FACULTY and P, T. A. Extend Sincerest Congratulations to the Members of the Graduating Class F. R. RICE, Principal MRS. MORENE DOUGLAS, President P. T. A. Compliments to MMM Wfhdhh Wwfwfn Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1954 DOUG! A55 CI QB Mrs. J. F. Alexander, - - MRS. Z. L. Madison,- - - - - - -President -Vice President Mrs. R, M. Mayes, - -- - Recording Sec'y. Mrs. H. G. McCauley,- - Financial Sec'y. from Mrs. P. W. Duncan, - - - Parliamentarian MOTHER and DAD Mrs. L. A. Frazier ------- Chaplain C ong ratulations to 12202 Wm Quad MT. CALVARY JUNIOR CHOIR MRS. TERESA DAVIS-LOUIS You Will Finish - To Begin Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 KE-z4XI..I N6 JLJIXHOTZ 4-H64-I SCHQGI Pianist T. C. CALHOUN, Principal Much Success Congratulations to to MM MR. and MRS. GLENN SIMUEL MWKJM gawk afvemme Qu Zag from MR. FRANK RUCKER Serving East Austin YEATE5 DRUG: STOTZES Drugs - Variety 1813 East 6th Street 1815 East 12th Street 1131 East 11th Street I In Austin It' s DAC YES Best Wishes to For Shoes Wi HZ Better Fit - Better Style Better Value LAR. and W. C. Cgngl-QS5 I Congratulations to Anderson High School from the 612CDC-EAN 1.01219 8 COMPANY 705 Lamar Street Phone 6-5311 'ms I BEAVER 1-MUSE P amd QM 'BEAUTY SA LOINI Specializing In Hair Styling 1504 East 11th Street 'Where Good Service Is Rendered MRS. ETHEL BATTS Proprietor and Owner Residence Phone 2-8803 1222 Ro sewood Avenue I Compliments of g IZ JWWM ANU 4-HS AT LAN-VA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Surrounded by Every Possible Insurance Protection OIZCI-IESTIZA to the SENIOR CLASS Congratulations to JEA N MCDONALD Remember in all things do your best. The man who has done his best has done everything. The man who has done less than his best has done nothing. MRS. E. L. JONES Safeguard Covering: 4' Whole Life 'F Endowments 'F Educational 4' Monthly Income 'lf Health and Accident 'H' Hospitalization and Surgical Expense 8-3088 1804 East 12th Street Austin, Texas Congratulations to jfnjh ffh Wafm Congratulations to ms sm 40125 o1f s9s4' MR. and MRS. WALTER DAVIS Mother, Daddy and Brother and MR. and MRS. HUGO WALKER FAMILY and ALBERT Congratulations to ROA D 5 n DE. ANDEESON MIS!-I SCJ-IOOI. for THE 1954 YEARBOOK MR. and MRS. ARTHUR MANOR EAIZBECUE PIT 3901 East 12th Street Proprietors TOMMY NOBLES and WILLIE SHAW Delivery Service When You Think of Slacks Think Of Ride the S I U X c1TY BUSES 717 Congress Avenue N 5 Suits - Shirts - Accessories INCORPORATED Style - Quality - Economy Compliments of EAST END LUMEEQ CCDIVIUANNK Telephone Z-5441 - Austin, Texas 2.2.35 East 6th Street BLISS R. SPILLAR E. L.. GREENWOOD H,, C, JOHNSON ARNOLD BENGSTON LIBBY'S CHILD CARE Open from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM Best Wishes to Monday through Friday C S MRS. E. P. WASHINGTON I N Instructor 2100 East 17th Street L' L Austin, Texas from MR. and MRS. ALEX HALL Compliments of Congratulations ECE L. O IX! G5 to YOUR OUR BETTYE IOANNE MCADAMS DISTRICT ATTORNEY and Compliments of SENIORS OF 12-2' from F L' ' THE DELANEYS, DAILEYS VI-ACJU UC, 1: C CDM PANY and WAVES Crockett, Texas Fine Furniture Congratulations At Reasonable Prices to ANNIE LOUIS WASHINGTON Pu12N1Tu12E mc. from 416 Congress Phone 8-5721 If You are Looking for Used Tires and other Products, Drop by the TIZCDT-I' I IXHXI 1202 Chicon Street CHESTER WASHINGTON Proprietor MRS. MAR IAN BLEAKLY C ongratulations and Be st Wishe s from SELEC T M EAT COMPANY 711 East 7th Street Compliments of SLIPPER SHOP 618 Congress L. . 7 For Careful Laundry and Dry Cleaning 4-KCDIVI13-F i5'l'lEAIVl LALJ NDQY 14th and Red River Phone 8-2586 Sportsmen' s Headquarters Since 1 855 JAKE PETMECKV Z SON Texas Oldest, Austin's Largest JAKE PETMECKY, SR. JAKE PETMECKY, JR. 403 Congress Avenue Austin, Texas If you want to know where the fish are biting, Or need equipment for hunting the deer, PETMECKY'S the name we want you to remember -- Serving all sportsmen for the 99th year! C all JCM-I IXVSCDIXI 8 WIAVS Phone 8-3372 Phone 8-1214 First Class Painting and Textoning If lt's Painting, We Know How and When to Do It. Free Estimates 2938 E. 12th Street or 4703 Leslie Avenue 'Zan Wow of Wana' ALSmA:SaI,E3U E Er. IUMIEI - IUIIDING MHIRIAIS - HOME DKOIITION -APPHINCIS-All CONDITIONING Downtown Store - 2nd At Lavacai Northside Store 6701 Lamar Boulevard Telephone 6-8351 Congratulations to EW From EVA, UNCLE JIM and ARTHUR CENTRAL , AUTG I-fA14Ts Phone 2-3303 3212 E. First Street Austin, Texas Some Parts for All Cars All Parts for Some Cars Congratulations . to Compliments of EPSILON IOTA CHAPTER JWZM OMEGA PSI PH11-'RATERNITYJNC ZW Austin, Texas MRS. NAOIVII CAWTHORN MISS OLIVE MARCEE F . R . RICE Basileus J. O. BELLE Keeper of Finance congraruiauons to Wim Wlzlfzmjhzlf M12 C. MOIZPES from Mercy Court No. 23, Ancient Arabic Order of Daughter of Sphinx DTR. L. B, HEMPHILL, W,W.G.M, DTR, S, E, MCDONALD, Secretary Congratulations to JAFUS N. WALKER and 1954 Class from Two Sisters Beauty Shop The Place to Come for Beautiful Hair Proprietors and Operators MRS. ZELMA P. WALKER - FLORENCE MCBRIDE MRS, FANNIE B. JONES 1100 Chicon Street - Phone 8-2321 Congratulations and Best of Luck to ZZ DALE TURNER San Francisco, California C omplime nt s of THE ZEEEA LO U NSE lll0 East llth Street MR. and MRS. Q. QUINN CAISO, III Proprietors Since re Congratulations to JEAN 4-R. MCDONALU and Best wishes for Happiness in all You do in the Coming Years NEBRASKA ALEXANDER - AUNT XWWZ TAI LCD125 408 East Sixth Street Your Friendly Men's Store Where Quality and Style Are Blended to Produce Garments That Will Help You Put Your Best Foot Forward. 7-OL AE MAGNOLIA SER VIC E Guadalupe at Nueces Congratulates the Students and Staff on Their 1954 issue oi tne YELLOW JACKET ROGER L. TOLAR 509 West 26th Street Phone 2-0011 EAST Sl DE FLOCDT2 For Professional Floor Services. 1123 Salina Street - Phone 2-1889 RALPH RICHARDSON, Manager C omplime nts of XVA ZO725' C-SIZCDCIZIZY 1122 Springdale Road C omplime nts of 4-IA N DY- ANDY e1zc3c:'E.12Y Quality Meats and Groceries 419 East 6th Street TRAVIS LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS-. LTD. Car eful Laundry, Careful C leaning 12th and Red River Streets Phone 8-8586 Compliments 4 ZCVQ 5' .TEANETTE FAYE and A BEVERLY ANN iz? .Vv.-, it Auzvu - if - ' ,Q gt 7e', L'1L j .:b' .V:'. 1 gl - if e ee L giiy V5 ' .E - 'hi f' Daughters of MR. and MRS. LEE ROY MCDONALD HWWEQWQ FLOWER SHOP 608 Brazos Telephone 6-9360 LAVERA WALTON CELESTE VIC KERS Compliments of THE AB EL STAT IONERS Office Outfitters Printing - Office Supplies Hallmark Cards Office Furniture - Equipment 209 West Sixth Street Opposite Post Office Phone 7-4421 Thepause that Dciiappondsi -gJWatches 1 s an uggage refreshes HVZS' 217 E. 6th Street Phone 8-3465 Austin, Texas Congratulations to mam! Kwan from MOTHER, DAD and SISTER Maw! flfwffffffef 107 East Seventh Across from the Austin Hotel Our Only Store in Austin I congratuiafions to ww KWIWWQM It is my sincere desire that the inspiration, aspiration and in- formation you have received has stimulated you to become a high moralistic woman. Your sister, DORIS B. CRAWFORD from QWZZQZZ MR. and MRS. JOHN SWISHER Congratulations to Congratulations 0 K E to Wg 555 U M MMM' . . 54250 Z W For her work in high school. It is our sincere desire that she will continue through the years. from ROYSTON and ABRAMS FARM T MOTHER and DAD Compliments of Smooth Sailing, Happy Landing f to l7Q WE L L 5 +-I LJ E14-I E I. LA BEA U T Y 5 A LO N d an MRS. W. B. POWELL Proprietor THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 MRS. ALMA R. GREEN Best of Luck to NOIZCELL. HAYWOOU A Pal, MR. IRVIN R. ARCHER 1190 Greenwood Avenue Congratulations to Wig Zaye 2415 from MR. and MRS. A.L. HILL WEEN A V Courtesy of PHOTOS Press and Commercial WI L L- I E- Photographers American-Statesman Building Office Phones 6-2661 - 8-3783 CCD' P, O. Box 567 Austin, Texas , For Air Conditioned Charter Buses Call KE1212 vu x. A. E 16 LJ S: CjCeDlVH7ANY, I NC. Friendly Service 118 East 10th Street Phone 8-9361 T7!XYIXlE. 5 VV I L..E.Nf CCD. Real Estate - Insurance Rentals - Loans 107 W. 5th Street Austin, Texas Business Phone 2-9228 ND WM TE jfwwyi' GROCERY AND MARKET 1012 Atkinson Road Austin, Texas BEAUTY 54-IGP 2012 Tillotson Avenue Austin, Texas .TOHNNIE MAE WICKS Proprietor and Owner Phone 7-4994 KT l37O on Any Dial Serving Central Texas FRANK STEWART, General Manager PATTERSON 2 .JONES COMPANY Real Estate - Insurance Rentals - Loans One Twenty Three West Seventh Street Austin 66, Texas IZICJ-IEY C 'YC-ll il-L C2CiDlXA171DslXlY A.B. RICHEY - Proprietor Lockg Keyand Safe Expert Phone 8-Z 707 509 Rio Grande Street Austin, Texas Bicycle and Lawn Mowers 12013 T4-IE TZCDTE I IX! 410 1fZ East Sixth street Where Your Nickles Count in Food Value and the Poorest Ivian Can Eat Like A King. Make Rob The Robin Your Downtown Eating Spot. Owned and Operated By MR. ROB BENNETT Congratulations to -5 ru yd e r' 5 TOIXAIXAY smart shop NE N 714 Congress HILL HALL FQSQFBALL BOYS First in Fashion for the MRS. J.M. GRIFFITH Smart Girl-' MR. and MRS. J.v. BLAYLOCK NELSON DAV15 ZSON Established 1 884 Whole sale Grocer s CCDNINE12 CL.I IN! 1 C1 1506 East 12th Street Congratulations Seniors Telephone Z-2525 - 8-4100 GUGENLIEINA- 6CDL.DSlV1IT+-I 5-All FS CQ., YNC CO. Wholesale Fruit and Produce Birds Eye Frozen Foods Austin, Texas Phone 8-5638 214 Congress Austin, Texas Z4 Hour Service Dayton Tires M9258 i-CDCDU STCD141: Onthe End H. SANDERS - Proprietor MAJESTIC CLEANEQS Special Z Hour Service on Cleaning 8: Pressing Alteration Service Hats Cleaned and Blocked 600 Brazos fDriskil1 Hotel, 7-2552 i:l4Nl15T S-TA12 K GTZOCEEY Meat You Can Eat 1224 East Twelfth Street Phone 6-3674 .Wow uality Chekd ICE CREAM gdmywfwnk EEALJ-rv es-sow For Reliable Service 1109 East Eleventh Street Phone 6-9278 T7El212C3iXlE FOOD MARKET 1600 East Sixth Street Phone 8-0434 54-IADV GJZCDVE EA 12 - E-CQ Hickory Smoked Pit Barbecue Sausage Orders to Go at No Extra Cost Closed Tuesday Open 7 A. M. to 9:30 P. M. 1728 Barton Spring Road, 7-0277 Q WlQ'7g SE A P-QCD? Wholesale and Retail - A g 19 g IVI C 354- I 1- YF: Delwood and Allendale Cafeterias Where Food is at its Best Featuring Quiet Dinner Music Congratulates Edna Humphries and Seniors of 1954 WOU12 PLACE Specializing in Chicken in the Basket Hamburgers - Fish and Meats Telephone 2-0069 V, R. HUME, Proprietor MA 125144443 BAIZBEI4 54-IOV 1197 1f2 Chicon Street IRA MARSHALL LEON RISHER, J'R. CLARENCE SIMMS BUECRD CHINN No one Offers More Value to Win Friends Than - F UR NIT URE STORE This is it! - The home of: C0mP1iIT1e1'1tS of FC X CDVVE N5 BA12 B- CD.. Gu1Qx12AG:E. 85AlvJSAC5F The best there is anywhere Stop in and see old Fox Z517 East 7th Street Austin, Texas 1411 Bob Harrison Street Phone 6-9038 Austin, Texas LINCOLN MISSIONAR Y BAPTIST CHUR CH When in Austin the friendly city, Worship with us at Lincoln. REV. T.P. ROBINSON, Pastor Office Phone 7-3714 Residence 7-8825 Compliments of ST. JCM-I N COLLEGE HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH REV. A.C. CLARK, Pastor Welcome to All Worship with Us TWELFTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1100 East 12th Street Austin, Texas Compliments of NIT. CA LVA 12V MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHUR CH REV. S.L. DAVIS - Pastor MISS OLIVIA HARRIS - Clerk 18 Years Experience Resident 8-2675 ANDETZSCDNS SERVICE STATIONS Gulf Gasoline and Oils Austin, Texas Five Q51 Minute Washing - Fast Road Service No. 1-1020 Red River Street Phone Z-1788 No. Z-1328 East 12th Street Phone 8-0189 Typewriter, Adding and Accounting Machine Service, Rentals and Supplies AUSTI VXI TYPEWRITER CO. Underwood Agent FRED W. MITCHON 314 W. 6th Street Phone 7-2252 C ongr atulations to WQZW gif?-4763 from Al 3C REUBEN HAYWOOD SCROGGINS' mu ee' A 2 AWK Authorized Moth-Proofing QGuaranteedj Free Estimates Carpet Moth-Proofing TZOGE12 T4-IOMAS Carpet and Linoleum Contractor Asphalt and Rubber Tile Workmanship Guaranteed 1119 East 11th Street Austin, Texas Phone 2-7356 ERNEST IVIOONEY PLLJ IXABING Plumbing and Gas Fitting Specializing in Plumbing Repairs With Prices That Please 1209 Singleton Avenue Phone Z-9696 Tailor - Hatter IZAPP CLEANERS LRSLALIQH ER A Complete Alteration mf and Repair Service Austin, Texas NO' 1 C. E. RAPP 216 West 19th Street 810 West 6th Street NO' Z phone 7-2823 2805 San Jacinto Boulevard MOTOR AND INDUSTRIAL FINANCE CORPORATION Lending Money Is Our Business 201 East 5th Street Phone 8-1677 Austin, Texas EMER Y H, HUGHES President Commercial and Residential Wiring Wiring Repairs FOWLE1? E L.ECTl2lC Service That Excels Prices That Please 621 East 7th Street Austin, Texas Phone 8-2036 Right in the Heart of Austin If It's .Hardware We Have It Sporting Goods Paint - Pipe and Fittings Electric Appliances Phone 8-9332 505 East 6th Austin, Texas CONGRESS AVENUE AUTO PARTS 508 South Congress Complete Stock of New and Used Parts Late Models, as Well as Old Phone 8-5736 Jimmy Casner and Bill Winkley Owners .H . N Shop for Food at the Big Market at 3rd and Brazos Streets BRICK-LAYER We Cure and Smoke Pork. M-O--M Process Meat, Render Masonry of All Kind. Lard, and Rent Lockers. Brick, Stone, Plastering and Cement Work, SLAUGHTER STORE Phone 6-3949 AND LOCKER PLANT 1123 East 11th Street Austin, Texas I You Are Always Compliments of Welcome V-l?fTE at f 91-ELZOOD MARKET 1900 Rosewood Phone Z-0369 Phone 7-0343 - Bastrop Highway Del Valle, Texas GIZOCE YZY a MARKET VVAQD 'souv vvowxs oi- TEXAS Office and Plant: 4201 South Congress Austin 11, Texas - Telephone Z-7723 Manufacturers of School Bus Bodies HAPQQVCQIHEATPE Bringing You the Best in Pietures 1800 East 12th Street Telephone 8-3533 OOOO 0000 Austin's Exclusive Downtown Colored Theatre 521 East 6th Street Telephone 7-7697 When You Need a Mattress - New or Rebuilt 3Z Years of Trustworthy Service Ze tin? 4 SERVICE .,l- 06.e '1' Shop Towels JORACE 4' Fender Covers , 4' Polishing Cloths MEN S WEAR 'F Sanitary Wiping Rags 23rd and Guadalupe Street 702 Prospect Street P.O. Box 755 - Phone 6 8122 Austin, Texas 'I Walk 40 Steps and Save Up to 407: l ,V A,,q ,,11,:,:,, Y, 4: 6 , ' ..,? up snnnlhsx X amz! 105 East Seventh Street Austin, Texas ED -111 1' Phone 8-3007 7-Up 8-2664 A A A401954 64 EHNSEE ' ' C N Cleaners, Dyers, Hatters l f-f1::-','I5g'? Millilw' '-' UPHOLSTERY Your Cleaners for 22 Years SHOP Phone 2-4677 1601 East Avenue 1100 East 6th Street Austin, Texas Superior Service at Fair Prices THOMAS ATES Contractor 2420 South lst Street, Austin, Texas, Phone 6-2248 Complete Home Building - Specializing in Remodeling Ates Has What it Takes DUTCH'S BEAUTY SHOP MATTIE L, MOORE, Proprietor lf I Please You, Tell Your Friends, If Not, Tell Me! 3017 East Fourteenth Street 7-4679 - Austin 2, Texas Typewriter, Adding and Accounting Machine Service, Rentals and Supplies AUSTIN TYPEWRITER CO. Underwood Agent Phone 7-2252 - 314 W. 6th Street - Austin, Texas QU - Owner BARKER'S PIC-PAY FOOD MARKET 2915 East 19th Street Where You Get Your Money and More M TAVLCQ Ol L. CCMVANY Good Gas and Oils for Less First and Red River Q: E.V. ' 'DOC TAYLOR Cornplifnents of T4-IE AUS T I INI A12 MY s NAVY STCDTZE 201 West Sixth Street Across from the Post Office Compliments of UMW? DRUG COMPANY 209 East Sixth Street Phone 8-1664 - Austin, Texas MASTEQ. VA LET SERV ICE 111 East Seventh Street Phone 8-8733 Two Hour Special Service S.P. JONES, Manager Specialized - Service TFTZAN K S. LOPEZ. GQAEAEQE Buick Specialists Official Inspection Station Phone 2-2944 604 East 7th Street Austin, Texas .JCI NEEES SNACK 54-sow 2144 East Seventh Street Austin, Texas The Smallest Place With The Largest Meals EEOW N WMSQN Open 7:30 A.M. to 7 P.M. Safety Check on All Makes of Cars. Phone 713 908 South Pearl Street Belton , T exa s Wa in 8. DRY CLEANING C0.,mc. mn 5-:soo um x. uvm THE SHOE STORE DeSoto - Plymouth 706 Congress Avenue 201-203 west Fifth street Austin 1- Texas Shoes - Hose - Bags SUE az TSS DOLL HOUSE Serving You our 1612. East 12th Street is Pleasure Phone 2.-0418 Home of Delicious Hamburgers Serving Plate Lunches Daily Short Orders - Soft Drinks Dine In Comfort and Peace We Aim to Please MR. and MRS. TQNXS GARLAND MEDEARIS Austin Houston Congratulations Q C EZEA 9 'navy' , bnzu' to the 1954 Graduating Class Wfyfgfzwd gg '-73 INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 6-0647 - 8-7396 We Will Insure You We Will Bond You Loans See Us for Auto Liability Insurance GEORG . AMSEY of Zffwzz Hfmjwmg 746 ,4aoc6ewon 7694 Scion! Zelfoca fac6et4 Compliments of AUSTIN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION New Car Franchise Dealers LEO M. BLACK MOTORS HARRY KELLY MOTORS Studebaker DeSoto - Plymouth CAPITOL CHEVROLET, INC4 HOWARD KUHLMAN Chevrolet Lincoln - Mercury COVERTY AUTOMOBILE CO. SMITH BROTHERS Buick Chrysler - Plymouth DELWOOD MOTORS, INC. CB SMITH MOTORS Packard Dodge - Plymouth GOAD MOTOR CO. JACK STABLEFORD PONTIAC CO Cadillac - Oldsmobile Pontiac SWEARINGEN-ARMSTRONG P. K. WILLIAMS NASH CO. Ford Nash Congratulations to Li 'L LILLIAN PAY HOWARD C, from PLEASANT BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Q- E- Q Deacons . S. M. Dove, George Hatch The Best in Bar-B-Q Chairman Deacon Board Earl Penson and Hot Sausage Eddie .Terrell S. M. McBride Early Brown Will Gorden We Appreciate Party Orders Lewis Brown Rev L Grant Pastor ' ' ' 510 h St t Pleasant Bethany Baptist Church Nec es ree Elgin, Texas 8-0376 May we express our thanks and sincere appreci- ation to every church and its pastor, individual, firm, organization and congratulator for your patronage in helping us make our 1954 YELLOW JACKET ANNUAL a success. Zeliaea gddddlf Staff cmd Spomzaz Mrs, Ella Adams Mrs, Lillie Aldridge Mr, and Mrs, J, L, Anderson Mr, Lee Andrews Mr, Robert Anderson Mrs, Katie Allen Miss Judy Arch Mrs, Mary Alice Arnold Mr, and Mrs, Philip Baker Mr, and Mrs Wesley Barlow Mr. and Mrs James Barrow Mr, and Mrs Curtis Barts Mr, and Mrs A, G, Benford Miss Maggie Berry' Rev, and Mrs, J, W, Billinger Mrs, Mary Blackshear Blackmore's Food Market Mrs, Arvella Bonner Mrs, Lula Mae Bonner Mrs Electra Bradford Mrs Mary L, Brown, Dallas, Texas Mr, Oliver Brown Mr, and Mrs, Charles Bundittie Mrs, Pearlie Burleson Mr, and Mrs, Shelby Burnett Mrs Birdie Burdett Mr, and Mrs, Willie Bums Mr, and Mrs, Lawrence Britton Mr, and Mrs, A, R, Byrd Mr, Ernest Bland, San Antonio, Texas Mr, and Mrs, A. J. Cadd Mr, and Mrs, Bob Carlin Mr, and Mrs. Earl Chase Mr, and Mrs, John H, Chase Mrs J, B, Clarke Mrs Mary Clark Mr. Mrs Mrs and Mrs, Webster Cavanaugh Rose Chambers Allene Chambers Mr, Waymon Crayton Mr, and Mrs, L, A, Crenshaw Mrs Vida Cyphers Mrs Mrs Mrs MIS Luella Clemmons Bernice Daniels Mattie Davis Othella Davis Mr, and Mrs, Alexander Daniels Mr, and Mrs, James Dean Mrs Mattie Davis Mr, A. J. Davis, Crockett, Texas Mrs Hazel Dean Mrs Jewel Dobbins Mr. and Mrs, Less Dorn Mrs Beatrice Dixon MI. Sammie Dixon Mrs Clara M, Dukes Mrs Bettye Ellison Mrs Bell Edmondson Mrs Fannie Eilers Mrs Bernice Flenoy Mr, Zink Fowler Mr, Rudolph Franklin Mrs Eloise Gains Mr, and Mrs, Rossie L, Gaiter Mrs Susie B, Galloway Mr, J, C, Galloway Mr, and Mrs, Granvel Garnett Rev, A, L, Goins, Sommerville, Texas Mr, and Mrs, Goldberg Mr, and Mrs, J, T, Gordon Mr, Monroe Graves Mrs Beatrice Goodmon Mrs Lee Galloway Mr, and Mrs, Melvin Hammond Mr, and Mrs, A, W, Humphries Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Myrtle Hurd Idella Hudspeth Isola Hornsby Alberta Holmes Miss Vernie J, Hendricks Mrs, L, L, Hall Mr. Mr, Earl Hodge Haywood Hoover Mrs, Clara Hunter Mrs, Mary Harper Mr, Robert Humphries Mrs, Severlia Humphries Mrs . Nellie Hill Miss May Bell Hill Mrs, Daisy L, Hurt Miss Isola .Hornsby Mr, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Jones and Mrs, Elroy Jones Mrs, Oma Lee Jackson Mr, and Mrs, Ben Johnson Mr, T, J, Jackson Rev, and Mrs. W, B, Jones Mr. I. A, E, Kirven Mrs, S, C. Knight Master Anthony Kerley Mr, and Mrs, Harold R, King Mr, Robert King Mrs, Mary Lacy Mr, and Mrs, Millard Lee Mr, Fred Lee Miss Paige Marie Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Lynch Mrs, Cynthia Maxwell, Marlin, Texas CONGRATULATORS QCor1tinuedj Mr, Leonard Mann Mrs, E, M, Mays Mr, M, B, Mays Mrs, Mary Merido Mrs, Jessie Mitchell Mr, and Mrs, W, J, McCornell Mr, and MIS. S. A, Martinez Mrs, Velma McDale Mr, Jean McDonald Mr, J, C, McAdams Mrs, J, C, McAdams Mrs, C, E, McMordie Mr, and Mrs, James Moore Mrs, Hattie Moore Mrs,.E, M, Moore Mr, W, C, Moore Mr, Robert Moreno Mrs, Ida Manor Mrs, Katherint Moore Miss Lucile Moore Mrs, Jessie Moore Mr, and Mrs, Charles Middleton Motor Securities, Inc, Mrs, Marie Nivens Mr, and Mrs, G, P, Norman Licensed Vocational Nurses Class Dr, M, L, Ore Mrs. Bessie Oldham Mr, and Mrs, Claud Parhams Mrs, Bessie Patterson Dr, H, D, Patton, Palestine, Texas Mrs, B, A, Patton, Palestine, Texas Mrs, T, C, Patterson Mr, Eddie Page Mr, Milo Payne Mrs, Hattie Payne Mr, and Mrs, Jake Petmecky, Jr, Mrs, Geneva Pearson Mrs, Prudence E, Petty, Marlin, Texas Mr, Isiah Perkins, Elgin, Texas Mr, and Mrs, Eugene Peterson Mr, and Mrs, F, R, Phillips Mrs, Bessie Mae Powell Mr, Auguster Powell Mr, and Mrs, S, E, Pleasant Mrs, Eva Pratt Mrs, Annie Proctor Mr. A. B, Purcell Mr, and Mrs. Charles Plummer A12 C William A, Raglin Mr, and Mrs. U, S, Randolph Mrs, Joyce Reiley Mr, and Mrs, Ben Robinson Mr, and Mrs, John Rucker Mr. Mr. Dr, MIS. MI. Mrs, Mrs , MI. MIS, Mrs, MI. Mr, MI. Rev, MI. Mrs, Mrs, MIS. Mrs, MI. Mr. MIS, Mr. Mrs, Mrs, MI. Mr. MIS. MI. Mrs, Af3 MI. MI. Mrs, MI. MI. MI. Mrs. Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, George Rucker Ernest Rucker B, C, Richard Louise Russell and Mrs, Jeff Sauls M, D, Satterwhite Millie Searcy Julius Scott Mattie Shelby George Shelby Charlie Simpkins and Mrs, Leondis Shivers and Mrs, George Slaughter and Mrs, Ralph Smith and Mrs, Edward Smith W, R, Smith Elizabeth Smith Hugh Smith Beulah Sterling Leroy Sterling and Mrs, Leroy Stewart Monetta Sneed and Mrs, David Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Jewel S, Taylor Bill Taylor and Mrs, David Taylor Annie Mae Tasby Elton Thompson Willie Walker C Paul G. Warner and Mrs, Harold G, Washington Earnest Washington, Jr, Johanna Wells, Hearne, Texas and Mrs, Frank Wicks and Mrs. R, D, White Wm, B. Wallis Alma J. Wilson Irene White and Mrs, Arthur Wright Miss Evelyn Wright MI. MIS, MI. Mrs, MIS, MIS, MI. MI. MI. MIS . MI. Mrs, Mrs, MI. and Mrs, G, H, Wilson Annie Lee Williams and Mrs. Wilbert Wright Francis Wilson Fannie Williams Lillie Wilson Bob Young J, E, Young Morris Young Cora Yett Allen Bowser Clara Lee Bowser E, C, B, LeQuey Samuel Williams, Jr, Om en'F'crl'ion September- AW5 D 0 Ge 8 d ' C Of ' o ' Wwofflflvb S4f'm4On 'XNFA-NHAA M+ 4 '7 X 0 . . . M0 VJYYI e e I O 'X 3 X QT? N.FA..BO33o-l-SOMEQTCITC F-qi p Grow THE IQ54 M-I5 CALENDAR Jr no New CW 61 A 225 Of, W BOW ,X 4266 0 50 vid Ab-s O f Q XQCQQBW CQ 45, 0620 U0 Qixoa P ezio D ,O Z9 5 Y' P ijhO E Q55 X0 OOAXN ack jhqm 191-O'YXY'WeQ0bru A A WQhAC!q-'QFJ Qov-A JQ'!Dw2: DO SSM H 7 K5 Comrnagncemeni' Pi, N C, H., gf I' if by 144' .Zack rvfl xv ' A N K .f nm -W.. 4 ff 4.-Q Sedan! 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