Arlington High School - Colt Corral Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

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THE THIRD VOL- UME OF THE COLT CORRAL. TO MISS MYRTLE LEE THORNTON. i ORDER of BOOKS I Administration II Classes III Sports IV Organizations V Personalities VI Activities w. R. WIMBISH Superintendent JAMES W. MARTIN Principal MRS. H. M. NICHOLS Dean of Girls W. P. SHEFFIELD Coach I fy ld .ZZ GERTRUDE JOHNS. B.A.. M.A. North Texas State Teachers College Texas Christian University Economics FLORENCE McNEESE, B.S. North Texas State Teachers College Commercial Arts BARBARA HAWKES. B.S. Texas Technological College Music NORMA JO HENSLEE. B.A. North Texas State Teachers College Speech FACULTY NORA BUTLER, B.A. Hardin-Simmons College Science PEARL BUTLER, B.A. Hardin-Simmons College History DORA ELLA NICHOLS. B.A.. M.A. Baylor University English - Spanish EMMA OUSLEY, B.A. North Texas State Teachers College English BERTA MAE POPE, B.S., B.A. North Texas State Teachers College University of Texas Science MAUDE V. ROARK, B.A. Baylor University Mathematics LBA RODDY, B.A. Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College English E. A. ROQUEMORE, B.S. Sam Houston State Teachers College Vocational J. L. TARVER, B.S. Sul Ross State Teachers College Band MYRTLE LEE THORNTON, B.A., M.A. North Texas State Teachers College University of Colorado Mathematics VADA COLE TURNHAM, B.S. Texas Technological College Home Economics MAYFIELD WORKMAN. B.S. North Texas State Teachers College History - Assistant Coach ELIZABETH AMOS. B.A. Texas Wesleyan College English PEGGY BAYLESS. B.A. Texas State College for Women Social Studies MARTHA HUGHES, B.S. Southwest Texas State Teachers College Mathematics ALICE PATTON. B.S. North Texas State Teachers College Social Studies CATHERINE CHEEK Secretary Registrar X mfo Har! Hat! BOARD OF EDUCATION WE FEEL GREATLY INDEBTED TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOR THEIR MOST EFFICIENT SERVICES. Left to right: T. B. Wallace, Supt. W. R. Wimbish, Carlisle Cravens, J. C. Ferguson, President; Joe Bailey, Secretary; Edward Rankin, J. A. Reynolds, Hayden Johnson, (W. A. Whitley, absent). S.� w r'.-5s WR h s E N I O R C L A S S 0 F F 1 C E R S Gaither Hartley .... Vice-President Billy Wofford ........... Secretary Molly Lovell......Social Chairman Walter Cash...............President Class Sponsors Miss Norma Jo Henslee Miss Melba Roddy Y i SENIORS v ACTKINSON. WALLACE js Football '46 jA boy with a heart of gold. C ANDERSON, BILL Basketball '45-'46; Choir '44; 4-H '45-'47 M onder why they call him Red ? APPLETON,' SAMMY Pep Squad '46; F.H.A. '44-'46; Choir '47; Colt Staff '47 Never a sad moment! BALLWEG, PATSY F.H.A. '46-'47; Colt Staff '47 A girl as sweet as her smile. BARRON. CHARLES F.F.A. '44-'47; Football '44-'46 He's just the same most every day. BAYLESS. GERALD Football '45-'47; V. A. '44; Choir '47 That flash of speed on the foot- ball field. BELL. DAN F.F.A. '43-'47; Choir '46; Football '44-'47; Baseball '46 Never known to refuse a favor. BELLOWS. BETTY Band '44; Colt Staff '47; Colt Corral '47; Pep Squad '46 Betty bellows for Rice, naturally. BENTLEY. WILBURN F.F.A. '46; Choir '47 A wonderful addition to A.H.S. BLACKWELL. JULIAN Colt Staff '47; Band '47 Julian shoots all the students in A.H.S.; camera, of course. BRUNETTE, PAUL Football '44-'47; Basketball '46; Colt Staff Does the work of five men??? BRYANT, ARLON Football '44; F.F.A. '45-'48; Basket- ball '44 Ah! A tall, lanky Texan. BURCH. RAMONA F.H.A. '44-'47; Colt Staff '47; Choir '44-'47 BLOODWORTH. BOBBY Football '44-'45; Basketball '45; F.F.A. '44; 4-H '45-'46 Go west, young man! BOHANNON, BEVERLY Business Manager of Colt '47; Pep Squad '46 Better known by a familiar nick- name. BOYD. NELMA F.H.A. '45-'46 She's lovely to everybody. BRADLEY, SAMMIE Band '47; Pep Squad '46; Colt Corral Staff Our lunch-period speed demon. Blonde, sweet and A-l. CANTRELL, ROY Football '44-'47; Baseball '46; Bas- ketball '46; F.F.A. '44; Choir '46; Colt Staff Rabbit to us. CARRANZA, NIEVES F.H.A. '44-'45; Library Asst. '47 A friend to everybody. CASH. WALTER Editor of Colt Corral; Football '46- '47; President of Student Body '48; Colt Staff; President of Class of '48 Tall, dark, and wise. He ranks first among the guys. :avaness. JAMES His aim is always high. Nc lOLLINS, JO ANN Home Ec. '45-'46; Choir '46 Cheerful, even on Blue Mondays. COOPER, JOHN Baseball '46; Basketball Still water runs deep.” COOTES. LILLIE F.H.A. '44-'48; Pep Squad '46; Colt Staff '47 Never caught without a smile. CORLEY, ROY F.F.A. '47; Colt Staff '47 A real all-round fellow. COX. BETH Pep Squad '46; Home Ec. '44-'47 Look fellows! A blonde. COX, J D. Football '45-'47; Basketball '45-'48; Track '46; Colt Staff Strong, silent type. CULVER. KATHLEEN F.H.A. '44-'48; Colt Staff One of our old married women. DALTON. DAN Basketball '45-'47; Choir '44-'46; Colt Staff '47; TMEA '46 He gives many hearts a boot. DALTON, JOYCE F.H.A. '44, '46-'47; Pep Squad '46; Colt Staff She has her individual way of friendship. DAVIS. CHARLENE Choir, 46; F.H.A. '44; Editor of Colt '47; Secretary and Treasurer of Student Council '47 Preparing for her freshman year at N.T.A.C. DAVIS, HERBERT F.F.A. '43-'47 Glad to have him with us. DAVIS. MILDRED Home Ec. '45-'47; Pep Squad '46 A kind heart, a friendly smile. DECHERT. SIDNEY Choir '46 Oh! What LOVELY blonde curls! DITTO, FRANCES State Corresponding Secretary of F.H.A. '47; F.H.A. '44-'48; Colt Staff '47; Asst. Business Manager of Colt Corral '47 A delicious spray of laughter. DITTO, JAMES Cheer leader '47; F.F.A. '44; Jun- ior Play '46 Three cheers for a swell cheer leader! ENGLISH. IRENE F.H.A. '46; Choir '45-'46 An addition to any group. ENGLISH. LOUISE F.H.A. '46; Colt Staff '47; Choir '46 An English with an Irish person- ality. FANNING. JO HELEN ‘ F.H.A. '45-'47; Cheer leader '45; Colt Staff '47; F.F.A. Sweetheart '47; Junior Play '46 You do our eyes a favor. FITZGERALD, CHARLENE F.H.A. '44-'47; Choir '45-'46; Oper- etta '45; Colt Staff Intelligent and sweet. FORD, RODDY Football '45 An answer to the prayers of many an A.H.S. lassie. GARVIN, MILDRED F.H.A. '45-'46; Pep Squad '46 From now on we will call her Mrs GORMAN, RITA Choir '45 Lovely to look at, delightful to know. GRAVES. GUY Football '43-'47; Fights '44; Basket- ball '44; Co-Captain of Football Team '47; Choir '47 Never a grave” moment for Guy. GREEN, KEITH F.F.A. '44-'47 A F.F.A. teacher's dream. GROVES, KENNETH Basketball '46; Jr. Rotarian; Colt Staff A rare combination of intelligence and understanding. GUERRY, JACK Choir '45-'47; Waltz Time '46; Colt Staff; President of Whiffenpoof''; Jr. Rotarian Add him to the roster of the most talented of A.H.S. HARRIS. CALVIN Football '45; F.F.A. '44-'48; Fights '45 Our poster winner. HARTLEY. GAITHER Football '45-'47; Co-Captain of Football; Basketball '44-'47; Choir '44-'45; Operettas; Colt Staff; Vice- -President of Senior class; Asso- Editor of Colt Corral; Presi- of Student Body '47 finer person couldn't be found. HARTLEY, G. I. F.F.A. '44 '48 Another of the nice Hartley boys. HAVINS, FLORA MAE F.H.A. '44 One of our quiet ones. HEDRICK, CHARLES Football '47; Colt Staff; Colt Cor- ral Staff; Golf '45-'48; Basketball '45-'48; Baseball '47 You never see him without Jack. HOLLOWAY, JANE F.H.A. '45-'48; Pep Squad '46; Jr. Play '47; Colt Staff Just call her Freckles”. HUDSON, BETTY F.H.A. '45-'48; Colt Staff Our ardent admirer of convert- ibles. HUGHES, BILLY Business Manager of Colt Corral; F.F.A. '44-'47; Football '46-'47; Basketball '45 Tall, dark, and handsome HURLEY, JUNE Asst. Business Manager of Colt; President of F.H.A. '47; Secretary of F.H.A. '46; Secretary of Area; Pep Squad '46; F.H.A. '44-'47 WHERE does she get all her energy? JARUS, LOREE F.H.A. '44-'47; Choir '44; Pep Squad '46 Oh, to be as cheerful as she. JARUS, NAOMI F.H.A. '45'47; Colt Staff; Choir '44-'45; Pep Squad '46 Twinkletoes Jarus, our ballerina. JINKS, RICHARD V.A. '46-'47; Basketball '44-'45 KIKER, GRACE F.H.A. '45; Colt Staff '47; Waltz Time '46 She has brains as well as beauty. WSON, BRUCE Junior Play '46; Cheer leader '47 glad to have him in our class. ( again ) WSON, PATSY Junior Play '46; Colt Corral Her ambition is to be over-weight. LAYNE. KENNETH Football '45-'47; Basketball '46-'47; Choir '47 The canary of A.H.S. KOENCY, NINA Operetta '44 A.H.S. is just wasting money on electricity, when we have Ken- neth's brilliant hair. LOVELL, MOLLY Colt Staff; Colt Corral Staff; F.H.A. '44-'47; Choir '46-'47; Operetta '46; Social Chairman '47; Red Cross Council '47; TMEA '46 For all-round girl , our nominee would be, most surely, Molly. LOWE, JAMES F.F.A. '45-'46; Choir '45-'47 Silent thoughts, but untold ambi- tions. MASON. JOLENE F.H.A. '45-'47; Pep Squad '47; Colt Staff '47 Her charming personality makes her a pleasing individual. MAYFIELD, NANCY F.H.A. '44-'47; Pep Squad '46; Colt Staff '47; Choir '45 Keep that school-girl complexion. McDonald, henry Football '47; Basketball '46'47; Colt Staff Now, more admired by girls than ever. McDonald, mary Colt Staff; Colt Corral '47; F.H.A. '44; Pep Squad '46 Smart as a whip and dependable, too. McGREW, THALIA Pep Squad '46 The girl with twinkly eyes. Mcknight, ann Pep Squad '46 She's a clever girl with a ready smile. MOORE, CAROL Junior Play '46; Band '47; Pep Squad '46 Such acting ability! MOORE, JEAN F.H.A. '45, '47; Pep Squad '46 She's loved and cherished as a friend by all who know her best. MOORE, JIMMY Golf '45, '47; Basketball '44-'45 Give us Moore. MURPH, DABNEY Junior Play '46; Colt Staff '47; Choir '47; F.H.A. '44; Pep Squad '46 A treat for the eyes. MURRAY, DAVE Football '46 '47; Colt Staff; Base- ball '47 How did the Colt get along with- out him! NATION, DAVID Football '45-'47; Baseball '46 So original and different! OWEN, MARY ALICE Colt Staff As sweet and dainty as a piece of old lace. OWEN, MAX Colt Corral Staff A very talented artist. '44; Boxing '44-'45 his way around. POLAND. ANN Cheer leader '47; F.H.A. '44-'46; Junior Play '46; Colt Staff A cute little brunette with a saucy air. REED. SABRA JEAN Colt Staff She's nice even to people who can't do her a favor. REYNOLDS, JIMMY Basketball '44-'45; Golf '44-'47 A little boy with a big personality. SEILER, DON F.F.A. '44-'47 Mischief is his middle name. SEXTON. DARRELL Golf '44-'47 He can shoot a line as well as drive . SHOEMAKER. MARYBELLE F.H.A. '45-'46; Choir '45-'46 How becoming is that engaged look! SIMMS, BRYAN Football '46-'47; Track '46-'48; Colt • Staff; Colt Corral Staff He's well worth knowing. SPEARS, RUTH Associate Editor of Colt; Pep Squad '46; F.H.A. '44; Junior Play '46; Student Council; Red Cross Council She may have spears in her name, but no daggers can be found. STEPHENS, OLIN Football '47; Basketball '45; F.F.A. '44; Baseball '46 Tall, blonde, and witty. SWAIM, PEGGY Choir, '46-'47; Colt Staff; Pep Squad '46; F.H.A. '44-'46 Beautiful effects. SWOFFORD. BILL Football '45-'46; F.F.A. '44-'45 F ini shed-to-y our-order. THOMPSON. MIKE F.F.A. '44-'47; Basketball '46 A straight winner. TUCKER, CHRISTEAN Junior Play '46; Choir '45-'46 Always finding new ways of giv- ing service and value. WADE. LELA F.H.A. '45-'47; Choir '46; Colt Staff; Library Assistant '45-'46 Just naturally nice and can't help it. WALKER, MAURINE F.H.A. '45-'46; Choir '47; Operetta '45; Colt Staff Has the cutest smile in school. WENTWORTH. JOYCE F.H.A. '44-'46; Pep Squad '46; Colt Staff; Choir '46-'47; Operetta '47; Majorette '46 Another happy young matron. WHEELER, MARY F.H.A. '44-'47; Colt Staff '47 You like her on sight. WIGGINS, DIANE F.H.A. '45-'47; Student Council '47 Known even in Japan. WILLIAMS, KATHERINE Choir '44-'48; Home Ec. '44-'45 A girl with a radiant personality. WILLS. BILL Colt Staff '47; Choir '44-'45 A determined will to serve. WOFFORD, BILLY Football '45-'47; Colt Staff '47; F.F.A. '44-'45 His smiles are contageous. WRIGHT, DONALD Football '45-'46; Basketball '44-'46; Chpir '46-'47; F.F.A. '45-'47 A sensational gift to girls. YARBROUGH, PAUL Football '46-'47 He can stand any test. YORK. RAYMOND Football '47; F.F.A. '44 '47; Choir '46 A strictly O.K. fellow. YOUNG. GENIEL F.H.A. '44-'46; Colt Staff '47; Kap- pa Tan Iota Vivacious and Sunkist. YOUNG. MARY HELEN F.H.A. '45-'47; Choir '46; Colt Staff Quiet and sweet. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jean Ann Sanders Patsy Watkins ... Secretary James Cribbs ................... President Treasurer Dena Dickey................Vice-President Actkinson, Mary Barron, Ozeal Beall, Burke heard, Charles Berg, Louis Blair, Rayburn Lee Bordeaux, Brandt]) Ctypman, Billy Clark, Gene Fay Collier, Arthur Corley, Paltha Courtney, Johnny Dennehy, Vera Dickoy, Dena Eller, Nelda Estes, C. W. Evans, Coye Evans, Rose Gale, Eddie Gartman, Doris Gartman, Nellie Hemmle, Richard Hilbun, Joyce Howard, Billy Dale Jackson, Margretta Jeffcoat, Earl Jobe, Louise Johns, Irene Johnston, Charlene Kelly, Milton Lam, Dana Langham, Billy Lowrance, Sue Mason, Ginny Lou Metcalf, Charles Miller, Patsy Millican, Eddy Norman, Peggy Nowell, Dwayne Patterson, Peggy Payne, Margie Peters, Dora ’hillips, Kenneth Powell, Don Rinehart, Dale Roark, Jeff Roberson, Wanda Roberts, Raymond Rogers, Jay Dee Sanders, Jean Ann Shults, Grady V Spears, Sara Stephens, Dorothy Stork, Philip Jackie Thompson, Charlene Thompson, Roy SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Roy San terre ...................... Secretary v Bill Powell ........................ President t Gay Stephens.........................Treasurer Mildred Lester ................ Vice-President Buck Hiller..................Social Chairman Class Sponsors Miss Nora Butler Miss Emma Ousley Anderson, Patsy Arnold, Bobby Ashcraft, Bettie Bell, Jonathan Betzel, Charles Blair, Alta Fay Boring, Haskell Bowman, Delores Brendle, Billy Claxton, Betty Claxton, Catherine Collier, Jane Collier, Ray Collins, Virginia Crider, George Davault, Ronald Davis, Alvin Dechert, Ruth Ekholm, Philip Evans, Betty Foster, Anne Marie Foster, Glen Freeman, Billie Jo Frese, Jane Gee, Joy Geer, Oneita Goodwin, Betty Lou Goodwin, Don Haney, Wayne Harris, Betty Frances Harrison, Ruth Hart, Rush Hartley, Dorothy Havins, Ray Herbst, Jimmy Herndon, Thomas Herr, Jackie Higginbotham, Gene Hill, James Lee Hiller, Buck Hollabough, Charles Howard, Alfred Hufford, Paul Hunt, Vance Jinks, Johnny Lester, Mildred Levy, Barry Lusk, Virginia Kent, Leslie Kiker, Frances Lowing, Billie Jo Martin, Raymond Martin, Wendell Mays, Bob McConnell, Jane McDonald, Charles McFadin, Bobby McIntosh, Barbara McMasters, Jacquita Meier, John Opitz, Donald Owen, Martha Nell Owens, Betty Ann Owens, Tommy Perrett, Stana Lee Powell, Bill Powell, Donald Ray Powers, Myrtle Reynolds, Dan Rodriquez, Marshall Rogers, Charles Rogers, Edna Roper, Norma Jean Rye, Jeannette Sanders, La Verne Santerre, Roy Scott, Purvis Scrutton, Sally Seale, Virginia Sexton, Harold Shearer, James Smith, Juanita Truitt, Wayne Vernon, Bob Watkins, Reuben Watson, Merle Williams, Charles Williams, Kenneth Wilson, B. A. Wilson, Loyd Wilson, Marvin Wilson, Patricia Winters, Bobby Earl Woodward, Lee Wright, Tom Yeary, Delores Guzzell, Mildred FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Wanda Nichols Franklin Barnes Paul Roberts .. Barbara Bobo . Jane Mathes ... Secretary-Treasurer .......... President . . . . Vice-President . Social Chairman ........... Reporter Class Sponsors Mrs. Chas. Hawkes Miss Maud Roark Mrs. Vada Turnham Adams, Mona Rae Angell, Louis Arnold, Marjorie Arnold, Ted Ballard, Ernestine Barnes, Franklin Bell, Grace Beltzner, Paula Bobo, Barbara Boyd, Bonnie Bradford, Mary Kathleen Brasher, Kay Bridges, Fay Beth Brock, Barbara Brown, Jackie Bryant, Lavella Burnett, Robert Moore Burnum, Billie Marie Cantrell, Mary Belle Cartwright, Gary Casey, Kilby Chipman, Gwendolyn Christopher, Sarabeth Cooksey, lames Glyn Coonrod, James Ray Cooper, Robert Cotter, Jimmy Earl Darby, Bobby Delaney, Dillard Demases, Mary Ann Eckard, Roy Conrod Eddins, Dorothy Ellington, Billy Evans, Betty Fay Evans, James Harvey Evans, Frances Foutch, Julia Gartman, Joyce Gill, Allen Anderson Goebel, Shirley Groves, Nedra Hare, Dolly Ann Hargrave, Phyllis Hicks, Margaret Howard, Jackie Hughes, Helen Jobe, Horace Johns, Samuel Jones, Odell Kelly, Jerry Wayne Killian, Jane Lowing, Herma Lee Lindsey, Shirley Ann Lopez, Carmen Luck, Paul Lusk, Eugene Mathes, Jane McGinnis, Julia La Verne McIntosh, Claude McNeil, Everett Miears, Louise Mitchell, Wanda Montgomery. Monda Payne, Robert Pope, Eugene Porter, Delaurice Powell, C. V. Riley, Nina Ruth Roberts, Paul Robinson, Charles Ross, Hugh Scrutton, Margaret Sexton, Faye Shelton, Maxine Sherwood, Charles Shults, Jerice Sieber, Wellborn Sisson, Annie Belle Sleeth, Sterlen Smith, Evelyn Smith, Jolene Smith, Sue Smith, Troy Stewart. Martha Strickland, James Suddith, Janice Swaim, Don Taylor, Patsy Ruth Thomasson, Betty Jo Thompson, Clarence Thrasher, Connie Tibbetts, Harry John Trammell, Barbara Tucker, Cherie Tucker, Jessie Dow Tucker, Joe Dale Vaughan, Roy Lee Walker, Joe Donald Walker, Tommy James Wallis, Willie Mae Warren, Earl Francis Watson, Carl Weddle, June Wheeler, Henry Ernest White, Louise Williams, Martha Wilson, Geneva Wilson, Thomas Yarbrough, Jeanne Young, Jane Frances Raiford, Jimmy EIGHTH GRADE Bentley, Jerry Bogue, Juna Brewer, Don Burch, Ivan Cherry, Kent Hlaxton, Francis Sollier, Ralph Hook, Fred Hook, Pierce Dribbs, Grover Dalton, Bobbie Denton, John Davault, Larry Duffey, Leon Early, Helen Eberly, Shirley Elliott, Carolyn Elliott, Shirley Perrill, Dorothy Poster, Bill Poster, Bobbie Prank, Donald Prese, Betsy Gotcher, Dorothy Harris, Jim Harrison, Frankie Harrison, James Harrison, Lonnie Herring, Rachel Hill, Harold Horan, Jimmy IDyt, Shirley idson, Thurman ckson, Diane rdan, Marian illy, Patsy Ann lykendall, Betty ivick, Nina fwellen, Jesse arshall, Charles artin, Betty Lou eadows, Louis Merritt, Amelia May Mitchell, Mary Moore, Nancy Munson, Bobby Murray, Pete Niles, Stewart Gwen, Grady Parks, Barbara Pendleton, Marjorie Bussell, Paul Sandefer, Jeannene Sandoval, Fausta Seale, Billie Singleton, Judith Stewart, Jimmy Taylor, Jessie Ann Thomas, Arthur Thrasher, Margie Whaley. Bobby Lee Wiggins, Frances SEVENTH GRADE Ames, Carolyn Bardin, Dolores Barker, Dan Baumgardner, Billye Berg. Anne Ross Billingsley, Clyde Bohannon, David Bowman, Jerry Brewer, Ima Jean Bridges, Lonnie Bridges, Tommie Burch, Ann Burman, Jean Busbee, Shirley Ann Busby, Ojuana Cantrell, Wanda Ros Caton, Gene Clark, James Clem, Charlie Clem, J. C. Coates, Betty Sue Cole. Stanley Cootes, Gene Corn, Bennie Ray Courtney, Josie Cox, Mary Janis Crossnoe, Valton Davis, Reba Devenport, Clifton Duke, Charles Ray Duke, Mary Ann Everett, Ann Fitzgerald, Jeannette Freeman, Clyde Gardner, Lowell Glasgow, Raymond Gober, Norman Goebel, Leo Goodwin, James Earn Gragg, Lois Graves, Roddy Hale, Don Harris, Barbara Hawkins, Monnie Hayes, Leland Hester, Nelson Hobbs, Joy Sue SEVENTH GRADE Howard, Wayne Hufford, Larry Johnson, Bill Ray Kilpatrick, Tommy Lampe, Bobby Lanigan, Dennis Lindamood, Nelda Lopez, Mary Longdon, Marie Love, Alice Wade Luttrell, Will Ann McIntosh, Betty McMaster. Kenneth Opitz, Rodney Perdue, Claudine Petty, Helen Powell, Johnnie Pyron, Melba Reddy, Imagene Reed. W. T. Reese, Jean Roberts, Edmund Rogers, Carl Ross, Albert Rowan, Helen Marie Sanders, Jimmy Satterfield. Donald Shults, Holland Sims, Jack Sims, Nelda Spear, Beverly Spears, Stephen Stone, Rosa Sullivan, Betty Tillinghast, Johny Truitt, Ann Umphress, Peggy Walker, Jere Watson, Jerome Wilkinson, Billy Jean Wilson, Betty Joan Wilson, Don Wilson, Howard Wolfe, Jo Alice Wood, Jane Workman, Don Left to right, front row: Walter Cash. J. D. Cox, Bill Wofford. George Parr, Roy Cantrell. Kenneth Layne, Paul Brunette. Guy Graves. Bill Hughes. Gaither Hartley, David Nation. Back row: Mayfield Workman. Assistant Coach; Neil Tucker. Jeff Roark. Dan Bell. David Murray. Chuck Barron, Don Goodwin. James Cribbs, Tommy Herndon. Paul Yarbrough. Johnny Courtney, Bryan Simms. Gerald Bayless. Bill Sheffield. Coach. 1947 SEASON ST. JAMES HIGH September 12 The Colts left for Port Arthur on Wednes- day the 10th of September to play there Fri- day night. Lack of polish and change of alti- tude proved to be dead weight as the Colts went under, 0-27. BONHAM HIGH September 19 In this second game the Colts playing on home field gave a better showing by edging past Bonham High by a score of 18-13. GRAND PRAIRIE HIGH September 26 Still playing fine football the Colts out- scored Grand Prairie with a score of 18-6. WEATHERFORD October 3 Although the Colts played gallantly, the Kangaroo team came out victorious. Final score 0-13. DIAMOND HILL October 10 In the first conference game, the Colts were not at their best against the powerful Diamond Hill eleven. Played here, the final score was 0-22. STEPHENVILLE October 24 Playing at home, the Green and White eleven was unable to stop the disastrous Yellow Jacket passing attack. Score: 0-14. HANDLEY October 31 On Hallowe'en night the Colts journeyed to Handley for the second conference game. After 47 minutes of almost equal play and on the last play of the game, the Greyhounds scored on a pass to win 6-0. BIRDVILLE November 7 Playing in perfect, cold weather the Green and White bombarded the Birdville Buffaloes with an 18-0 defeat. MASONIC HOME November 14 In the last conference game, played on a muddy field, the Colts came out losers in a very closely contested game. Final score: 0-7. JESUIT November 26 In the last game of the season the Colts outclassed the Rangers in an afternoon game. Score: 20-6. B SQUAD Guards Evans, Coye Roberts, Raymond Sherwood, Charles Ends Boring, Haskell Gale, Eddie Hedrick, Charles Pope, Eugene Backs Beall, Burke Collier, Ray Langham, Billy McDonald, Henry Powell, Don Scott, Purvis Stephens, Olin Stevenson, Bob Centers Tackles Bordeaux. Johnny Ekholm, Phil Meier, John Kelly, Milton Tompkins, Jimmy Wilson, B. A. SCHEDULE TEAM PLACE DATE Azle here September 18 Waxahachie here September 25 Denton here October 2 Grand Prairie there October 9 Waxahachie there October 16 Grand Prairie here November 6 Bridgeport there November 13 r?e ARUNG TON Q.eralcL 'E)a-y le ‘ Bclc£ II colts TOMMY HERNDON Tackle 75 CHUCK BARRON Guard 66 Lii ,2 .'Y DAVID NATION Back 40 DON GOODWIN Tackle 72 1947 BASKETBALL 1948 Hartley ( Guard [ Cox (Guard) McDonald (Forward) Pope (Center) Layne (Guard) Dalton (Forward) Groves (Guard) Hedrick (Forward) )bs ird ) ierf ard) Chipman (Center) B SQUAD Back Row: Left to Right: Tommy Owens, Billy Langham, George Crider, Van Norman, Paul Roberts, Rush Hart, Don Powell, Mayfield Workman, (Coach), Phil Ekholm, Ray Collier, Burke Beall, Joe Walker, Dwayne Nowell, Jackie Brown. Front Row: John Duff, C. T. McIntosh, Gary Cartwright. DISTRICT SCHEDULE BASKETBALL TEAM Birdville Handley Masonic Home Granbury Diamond Hill Birdville Handley Masonic Home Granbury Diamond Hill PLACE Birdville Arlington Arlington Arlington Diamond Hill Arlington Handley Masonic Home Arlington Arlington DATE January 9 January 13 January 16 January 23 January 26 January 30 February 3 February 6 February 10 February 13 TRACK Back Row: Tommy Herndon, Marvin Wilson, Phil Ekholm, Olin Stephens, Jeff Roark, Walter Cash, Coach Mayfield Workman, Ottie Cribbs, Bryan Simms, Jack Gray, Don Goodwin, J. D. Cox. Front Row: Paul Roberts, Tommy Owens, Dan Reynolds, Sterlen Sleeth, David Nation, Bob Stevenson, John Meier, Neil Tucker, Tom Wrighi. WATCH THAT PUTT! GOLF Harold Sexton Charles Hedrick Cii?LS p.e. aasses STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Arlington High School is made up of two representatives from each class and from each organization on the campus. Its purpose is to plan assembly programs, approve school activities, and serve as a clearing house for student problems. Left to right: Franklin Barnes. Charlene Johnston. Beverly Bohannon, Mildred Lester, Jimmy Tompkins, Jack Guerry, Julian Black- well, Paul Roberts. Dena Dickey, Louis Berg. Members not pictured: James Cribbs and Joyce Wentworth. L The COLT SUBSCRIBE TO THE COLT ARLINGTON, TEXAS, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7, ’47- NUMBER 1 3 ' wand Gaining Progress By Cash Is Elected Piesident • Of. 1 - - • Tha fit ifrlont pAimoll AAnaloHnn School Press Project °[ .eaps and Bounds $ Our band, led by those very fln r'- thv Thornton, La- Vtty - de The Student Council, consisting two representatives from each 't $o 'SP lub and organization in high Sor the past seven years tha echool and the president and vlce- Varrant county Tubercular Associ- president from each class, met on v tion and the Cqlir bia Scholas- t September 29 to nominate the Association hav '''red an y� $ o C f, “ co,, fA. two candidates for the highest office possible for a student to hold, that of the president of the Student, body. This group nomi- n-ed six candidates from which were chosen to be put be- he student body. These Walter Cash and Gaith- An assembly was held and campaign 'en for each of tune Hurley _ „ p TC KEV 'MV 11 Fry Chatter NUe® admits th builders i 21 - • ' ea Wt .w 's: 2S2I Si' 4 MS� 11 ' ,r Y J? £■ ! co 'ot- w 3 o es cP1 jTo V 2. o « - r ) A° a!ir ft . « .- a s.b?'S5 if 3 O i c� O UOhJH OOKK |-1 CO El tin (j_ Left to right: Nina Koency, Sammie Bradley, Patsy Lawson, Billy Hughes, Mary Mc- Donald, Max Owen, Molly Lovell, Mrs. Nichols, sponsor; Walter Cash, Betty Bellows, Gaither Hartley, Frances Ditto, Bryan Simms, Chas. Hedrick. Left to right: Charlene Thompson, Peggy Norman, Coye Evans, Miss Roark, sponsor; Dolores Bardin, Paul Roberts, Jane Killian, Paul Hufford, Billie Munson, Ruth Spears, Jeff Roark, Ginny Mason, Molly Lovell, J. D. Cox, Jolene Mason, Don Goodwin, Jerome Watson. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS First Row, Front: Loree Jams, Bonnie Boyd, Jo Ann Brandt, Geniel Young, Billie Jo Lowing Frances Kiker, Peggy Swaim, Ann Poland, Cherie Tucker, Mary Kathleen Bradford, Margaret Scruton, Jolene Smith, Margaret Dickey, Jano Killian. Second Row: Nelda Eller, Barbara Bobo, Ann Heatherly, Virginia Seale, Peggy Norman, Dorothy Thornton, Dena Dickey, June Hurley, Frances Ditto, Dabney Murph, Lela Wade, Jacquita McMasters, Beverly Bohannon, Jeane Yarbrough, Oneita Geer, Catherine Claxton. Third Row: Louise Miears, Ernestine Ballard, Sally Scruton, Carmen Lopez, Betty Fay Evans, Molly Lovell, Lillie Cootes, Charlene Fitzgerald, Connie Thrasher, Sue Smith, Herma Lee Lowing, Gay Stephens, Mildred Lester, Mary Smith, Alta Blair, Patricia Wilson. Fourth Row: Helen Hughes, Jane Holloway, Grace Kiker, Sammie Bradley, Jolene Mason, Jo Helen Fanning, Mary Wheeler, Joyce Hilbun, Joyce Dalton, Mildred Davis, Jean Moore, Jeanette Weddle, Patsy Duval, Nina Riley, Joy Gee, Shirley Lindsey, Martha Williams, Mrs. Turnham (Sponsor). Fifth Row: Betty Hudson, Jane Collier, Naomi Jams, Sarabeth Christopher, Beth Cox, Gena Fay Clark, Ginny Lou Mason, Maurine Walker, Barbara Brown, Margie Jo Arnold, Grace Bell, Gwendolyn Chipman, Fay Beth Bridges, Louise White, Julia Foutch, Patsy Anderson, Betty Claxton, Kathleen Hooker, Nelma Boyd, Wilma Morris, Myrtle Powers, Minnie Alice Smith, Joyce Duval, Patsy Taylor, Mary Bell Cantrell, June Weddle. :ady ■or [■HE rATE 'AIR Sally Scruton — Frances Kiker — Virginia Seale — Billie Jo Lowing Receive First Junior Homemaking Degree Future Homemakers at work FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ?ront Row, Left to right: Milton Kelly, Neil Tucker, Johnny Jenks, Charles Rogers, Eddie Millican, Herbert Davis. Mike Thomp- son, Louis Berg, Marshall Rodriquez, Jimmy Tompkins, Keith Green, George Crider, Ralph Seiler, Eu- gene Pope, Barton Thompson, Charles Barron, Max Owen, Kenneth Layne, Bill Powell. Second Row: Horace Jobe, Donald Grimmett, Jimmy Herbst, Buddy Bloodworth, C. W. Estes, Purvis Scott, Kenneth Miller, James Duff, Franklin Barnes, Ernest Wheeler, Bill Ellington, Gary Cartwright. Junior Seiber, Bill Lusk, Kenneth Williams, Alvin Davis, Jackie Herr, Bobby McFadin, Hugh Ross, Lavon Duffey, Roy Santerre, Charles Williams, James Smith, rhird Row: Donald Tomlin, Raymond Blair, Jackie Brown, Haskill Boring, Don Swaim, Kenneth Phillips, Johnny Courtney, James Cooksey, Billy Tolly, Billy Don Morgan, Everitt McNeil, Joe Walker, Tommy Walker, Jim Strickland, Roy Corley. rourth Row: Jonathan Bell, Bob Vernon, Mr. Roquemore (Sponsor), Dan Bell, Billy Hughes. Radio Broadcast for F.F.A. Week Band members are: Barron, Ozeal; Bell, Grace; Billingsley, Clyde; Bradley, Sammie; Bridges, Fay Beth; Burnett, Bobby; Carter, Paul; Casey, Kilby; Caton, Gene; Chipman, Billy; Chipman, Gwendolyn; Christopher, Sara Beth; Clark, Gena Fay; Cox, Mary Janice; Dennehy, Vera; Dickey, Margaret; Duff, James; Duke, Mary Ann; Duval, Joyce; Eller, Nelda; Estes, C. W.; Evans, Frances; Gartman, Nellie; Gill, Allen; Goebel, Leo; Grimmett, Donald; Hayes, Leland; Heatherly, Ann; Hill, James; Hufford, Paul; Jackson, Margaretta; Jones, Odel; Kuykendall, Betty; Lampe, Bobby; McDonald, Charles; McNeil, Everett; Martin, Betty; Moore, Carol; Norman, Van; Petty, Helen; Powell, C. V.; Roberts, Paul; Ross, Albert; Rye, Jeannette; Sanders, La Verna; Shults, Grady; Shults, Holland; Smith, Jolene; Stewart, Jimmy; Stork, Phillip; Suddeth, Janice; Thompson, Charlene; Trammell, Barbara; Truver, Arthur; Walker, Jere; Walker, Tommy; Warren, Earl; Watson, Carl; White, Louise; Wilson, Don; Wilson, Loyde; Wilson, Thomas; and Mr. Tarver, Director. Captain ..................... Julian Blackwell Jo Ann Yates, La Verna Sanders, Co-captain ................. Charlene Johnson and Charlene Johnson Drum Major.................. Dorothy Thornton Secretary-Treasurer............. Patsy Miller Drum Majorettes ................ Patsy Miller, Reporter ........................ Dena Dickey ENSEMBLE First Row, Front: Kay Brasher, Mrs. Hawkes, Maurine Walker. Second Row: Grace Kiker, Bonnie Boyd, Dabney Murph, Barbara Brown. ELEMENTARY CHORUS First Row, Front: Dolores Bardin, Joy Sue Hobbs, Helen Early, Nancy Moore, Will Ann Luttrell, Ann Ross Berg, Bobby Lou Dalton, Wanda Rose Cantrell, Amelia Merritt, Billy Jean Wilkinson, Jean Burman, Carolyn Ames, Dorothy Ferrill, Stewart Niles, Betty Wilson. Second Row: Ojuana Busby, Tommy Bridges, Jeannene Sandefer, Billye Baumgardner, Car- olyn Elliott, Larry JJufford, Mary Lopez, Betty McIntosh, Mrs. Hawkes, Betsy Frese, Alice Wolf, Lou Ann Truitt. Betty Cootes, Barbara Parks, Marjorie Pendleton, Bobbye Munson. Third Row: Lowell Gardner, Diane Jackson, Gene Cootes, Jack Guerry, Reba Davis, Charles Marshall, Jeanette Fitzgerald. Left to right: Mrs. Nichols, Librarian; Betty Bellows, Nina Koency, Dora Peters, Jeanette Weddle, Jack Guerry, Mary Actkinson, Sabra Reed, Nieves Carranza, James Ditto, Char- lene Fitzgerald. Not pictured: Bryan Simms, Margie Ferguson. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CHARTER MEMBERS The National Honor Society is a new organization in Arlington High School. To be a member of this group a student must make an average of 90 or above in his studies. The school must adopt a Constitution approved by the National Council. There is an official pin worn by members as long as their average is 90 or more. To fall below disqualifies their membership. If the student graduates while wearing the pin it be- comes his. The first formal initiation was held March 25 with the following members taking part: Officers: Betty Bellows—President Nina Koency—Sec'y-Treasurer Charles Hedrick—Vice-President Kenneth Groves—Parliamentarian Roll of Charter Members: Actkinson, Mary Ferguson, Margie Metcalf, Charles Ballweg, Patsy Fitzgerald, Charlene Moore, Jean Bellows. Betty Gartman, Nellie Norman, Peggy Bradley, Sammie Gray, Jack Owen, Mary Alice Burch, Ramona Groves, Kenneth Reed, Sabra Cash, Walter Guerry, Jack Roark. Jeff Cavaness, Jimmy Hedrick, Charles Spears, Ruth Corley, Paltha Koency, Nina Stephens, Dorothy Dickey, Dena Lawson, Patsy Thornton, Dorothy Ditto, Frances McDonald, Mary Wade, Lela . English, Irene J Roll of Second Semester McGrew, Thalia Wheeler, Mary Members: j Anderson, Bill Hilbun, Joyce Moore, Carol Bohannon, Beverly Cootes, Lillie Hudson, Betty Murph, Dabney Hurley, June Peters, Dora CrTbbs, Ottie Jarus, Naomi Sanders, Jean Ann Cumby, Nell Langham, Billy Swaim, Peggy English, Louise Lovell, Molly Young, Geniel Walker, Maurine Mrs. H. D. Pope Miss Emma Ousley Mrs. C. H. Johns Miss Nora Butler HOIN3S FAVORITES JUNIOR FAVORITES SOPHOMORE FAVORITES FRESHMAN FAVORITES N. T. A. C. CORONATION DUKE BILLY WOFFORD DUCHESS JO HELEN FANNING w o 2 cl Bill Anderson, Roy Corley, Kenneth Groves, Jack Guerry. Gaither Hartley, Charles Hedrick, Jimmy Reynolds, Mr. W. R. Wimbish, Bill Wofford, Paul Yarbrough. C )!z; m|u hOW ATHLETIC AWARDS Vandergiff Award to Gaither Hartley Maguire Award to Paul Brunette MAJORETTES Left to Right: Patsy Miller. Jo Ann Yates. Dorothy Thornton. LaVerne Sanders. Charlene Johnston. CHEERLEADERS HOMECOMING QUEEN GINNY LOU MASON We hope this naming of a queen for our Homecoming Game will lead to much interest for our former stu- dents in dear old A. H. S. Thanks to our very efficient cheerleaders for their pep and vitality at our games. Top: James Ditto, Ann Poland, Jimmy Tomp- kins, Wanda Roberson, Paul Hufford, Billie Jo Lowing. JUNIOR RANGERS QUEEN OF RANCH PARTY SEVEN LAST WORDS OF CHRIST” WILD ROSE” CJ £ H E-. F.F.A. BANQUET F.F.A. SWEETHEARTS RODRIQUEZ WINS WITH CHESTER WHITE BARNES WINS WITH HAMPSHIRE FUTURE HOMEMAKER'S STYLE SHOW NORMALS LOOK PRETTY BABY SITTERS DRESS UP TOO SOUTH HN A. )OKEN SIDE WHEN 48ERS WERE 1ST GRADERS SENIOR CLASS PLAY Lena ..................... Jo Helen Fanning Granny ....................... Dabney Murph John Livingston ............. Bill Anderson Mrs. Livingston ................ Ruth Spears Caroline Livingston..............Lela Wade Anna Livingston ............... Carol Moore Old Caesar Ass't Director . .. Stage Managers, John Jr................................Bill Hughes Frank Graham ................. Roy Cantrell Mrs. Graham ............... Charlene Davis Durward Bellmont .......... Gaither Hartley Malcolm Everett............Julian Blackwell Aunt Milly ............... Beverly Bohannon George Parr Jimmy Moore Molly Lovell Maurine Walker Business Manager James Ditto. Kenneth Groves Publicity ......... Directo: MISS norm; HENSLE Louise.........Peggy Norman Florence ......... Ethel Sims Catherine . . Charlene Johnston Doris ........ Wanda Roberson Prof. Frazier . . Stage Managers . . Louis Berg Phillip Stork Prompter ...... Vera Dennehy Harriet ..... Sue Lowrance Droopy......... James Cribbs Miss Watkins . . Dena Dickey Jimmy .......... Jack Gray . Billy Langham Bus. Mgr........Ozeal Barron Adv. Mgr. . Margretta Jackson FOOTBALL BANQUET VARSITY LETTERMEN Ends Dan Bell Bill Wofford Billy Hughes Tackles Dave Murray George Parr Guy Graves Don Goodwin Cente Kenneth Layne Guards Paul Brunette Roy Cantrell Paul Yarbroug! Charles Barron Backs J. D. Cox Gaither Hartley Gerald Bayless Walter Cash David Nation Bryan Simms B SQUAD LETTERMEN Ends Eddie Gale Eugene Pope Charles Hedrick Haskell Boring Tackles Milton Kelley Phil Ekholm Guards Marvin Wilson Coye Evans Charles Sherwood Center John Meier Backs Ray Collier Bob Stevenson Olin Stephens Purvis Scott Henry McDonald Johnny Bordeaux Burke Beall Don Powell Billy Langham A Squad honors Coach Sheffield B Squad—Coach Workman Jo and Ginny—Diane plus Japanese scenery—Punch'N Judy — Watch the Birdie!—Just posin—Go ahead and throw it! I dare ya!—That's Scotty with the hat on—Monkey men —Ain't love grand—Can this be a proposal?—Left to right: Jimmy, his horse—Snow fun —Lunch time—Yours truly—What do ya see, humm? 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CMErr CAI CRS 00 TO KANAEV FOR PEP RALLY SPEECH PLAY, T PAATCRED OAR LING COLTS 00 TO MA'lCLEY XIOMS CHECK OIPLCAL-S f u. j: 4NS0N of B.A. i'PT. ARRIVES . ,.T RHATHE� AGAIN •XL SCHOOL SOCIAL - VAi ENT INC'S AY 200 ATTEND F.F.A. 01 STRICT av MT A.H.S. flAfL GIVIS FIRST COAXIKT iLCTlON OF CCLT AND AH J-L STAFF FOR NEAT YEAR CtXLlGC MUSIC DiPT. JVMOR SOCIAL F.F.A. RADIO ROAOO T F.M.A. ASCLM3LY FASHION Kf tXM- JMY ADFTORD Affi CWCMES� JO MU £N FiNNlW. BO TO NTAC CORONATION noNAL k « a society rqgMCD INC PRAIRIE ACAPPt- LA CHOIR I. NICMCO, VIS. JCCEV, «ALTER [M QAITH-N, AS-;. CHARLENE GO TO awwi SOCIAL SCHOOL CWtlBTUAS TRCf CM'I .TlAVi HOLIDAYS : RI3TIAN UISSIONA'V ALL IANCE WXI0R3 ORDEA SOI I OR PLAY, LENA RIVTRS OPERETTA, WILD ROSE“ JJIICR-S£MO« BANQUET INVITATIONS 3T CHOSEN FOR SO.10« PUW lELOCl AAMO — NINA OtNCY, IILLY ROTFOP cnr UQ.LOAS GET3 PRESIDENCY e«OR SOCIETY OllOR CARNIVAL PARTY AST PICTURES WOE FCR A! LA LINE FOR THE «CORRAL1 AflTATg — A .T H MOL I 'JCNIOR DAY INVITATIONS ARRIVE AM.v'L ARRIVES � 3 - SENIOR SCEK Caps anc go.73 arrive GRADUATI H or CHRIST’ COLT CORRAL BOOSTERS Below are listed the business firms who have shown their interest in our school and activities by making a donation to our Senior class instead of asking for advertising space in the annual. In this way they have given us extra pages for the student activities —Thanks, Boosters, you are our friends. Allen Studio Arlington Barber Shop Arlington Building Material Co. Arlington Citizen Arlington Coffee Shop Arlington Hardware Shop Arlington Journal Arlington Lions Club Arlington Plumbing Co. Ph. 110 Arlington Radio Shop Arlington Real Estate and Ins. Co. Arlington State Bank Bankhead Feed Store Betzel, A. E., Engineering Co. Binion-Luttrell Lumber Co. Bird-Elder Insurance Co. Bondurant Bros. Insurance Co. Bowman-Cass Lumber Co. Bridges and Nippert Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance Cannon, H. E., Nursery Carolyn Shoppe City Cab Co. Cooke, Bob, Inc. Cooper Hotel Barber Shop Davidson, Lee, Grocery Duncan, J. C. E. B. Food Store Ferguson Lumber A Friend Gambriell, Dr. R. R., Chiropractor Godfrey, Emmett, Butane Gas Sales Head Bowlanes Hippie, Bob, Service Station Home Furniture and Appliance Co. Hood, Spurge Hufford Construction Company Johnson, Hayden Johnston Drug Store Kell Cleaners Kelly—Roper—Sawyer King, Happy, Insurance Knapp Barber Shop, W. H. Bryce, Prop. Lowing, Arthur, Service Station Lester's, Erman Luke Pontiac Company Luttrell's Grocery Store Mac's Waffle House M. C. Grocery and Market McKnight's Men's Wear Midway Inn—Frank Raines, Prop. Moore Funeral Home Morgan, Chet, Motor Co. Parr Service Station Perkins' Cleaners Pirie-Tims Used Cars Powell's Slip Covers and Draperies Purvis Variety Store Pylant's Floor Coverings Rainbow Grill R. C. Can Company Rose Yates Real Estate and Insurance Southern Ornamental Iron Works Terry Bros. Pharmacy Texas Electric Service Co. Vandergriff Buick Co. Vandergriff Chevrolet Co. Western Auto Store Williams, Eddie, Men's Apparel Workman's Drug Store