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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

Colt Cotta Ctnnual GAY STEPHENS CO-EDITOR DAN REYNOLDS DON GOODWIN CO-EDITOR JUANITA SMITH . CLUB EDITOR NORMA JEAN ROPER., BUS. MGR. SALLY SCRUTON BILLIE JO LAWING.... MILDRED LESTER KITTY RUTH LEE .CLASS EDITOR MONDA MONTGOMERY.. PAUL HUFFORD WANDA MUSE MRS. NICHOLS, SPONSOR DEDICATION To show our appreciation for their many contributions and their outstanding loyalty to Arlington High School and to its students, the Annual Staff gratefully dedicates this, the Fifth Volume of THE COLT CORRAL to MR. HOOKER VANDERGRIFF MR. TOMMY VANDERGRIFF GRADUATION BOUND NO. ARRIVE DEPART REMARKS FRESHMAN 1949 1953 JUST ARRIVED SOPHOMORE 1948 1952 ON TRACK 2 JUNIOR 1947 1951 ON TIME SENIOR 1946 1950 LEAVING CONTENTS I. EMGIMEEPS - Administration - IE PASSEMGERS - Cl asses - in. unions . cUs- IV. CLUB CAP - Activities - V. WHISTLE STOPS - Favorites - VI. COLT SPECIAL -Sports- unrvu HAYDEN JOHNSON Vice-President J. A. REYNOLDS President JOE BAILEY Secretary CARLISLE CRAVENS Greetings to THE COLT CORRAL and Students: I wish to commend the Annual Staff, the Sponsor, and others who have had a part in the production of this COLT CORRAL . This yearbook merits the approval of both faculty and student-body. It is a real contribution. Thank you. W. R. WIMBISH, Supt. B. A. Abilene Christian College M. A., University of Texas Greetings to THE COLT CORRAL and Students: Congratulations to a very fine staff and sponsor for the splendid record of our school activities. JAMES W. MARTIN, Prin. M. S., North Texas State F acuit 4 NORA BUTLER, B. A. Hardin-Simmons University Mathematics Pfc RL BUTLER, B. A., M. Hardin-Simmons University Texas Christian University History Ed. C. C. DUFF, B. A. Howard Payne College University of Colorado Southern Methodist University Science JANE ROBIN ELLIS, B. A. Texas State College for Women North Texas State Music Education MARY E. CLEVELAND, B. A. Texas State College for Women Librarian DEAN P. COREY, A. B. Transylvaina College University of Cincinnati College of Music Cincinnati Conservatory of Music GERTRUDE JOHNS, B. A., M. A. North Texas State Teachers College Texas Christian University Social Science DORA ELLA NICHOLS, B. A., M. A. Baylor University English-Spanish EMMA OUSLEY, B. A. North Texas State College English BERTA MAE POPE, B. S., B. A. North Texas State Teachers College University of Texas Science MELBA RODDY, B. A. Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College English E. A. ROQUEMORE, B. S. Sam Houston State Teachers College Vocational Agriculture CHARLESE POWELL, B. A. Hardin-Simmons University Speech MAUDE V. ROARK, B. A. Baylor University Mathematics W. P. SHEFFIELD, B. S., M. S. North Texas State College Head Coach NORMA JO SHELTON, B. S. North Texas State Teachers College Business Education MAXINE SMITH, B. S. State College for Women University of Texas Homemaking 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 WOODROW COUNTS, B. S. North Texas State College Health and Physical Education B. E. ESTILL, B. A., M. A. University of Texas Texas Christian University Social Studies MARTHA HUGHES, B. S. Southwest Texas State Teachers College Mathematics TorIAJO.+ 4! Viaret [ It si CLASS OFFICERS President.................................. Vice-President............................... Sec.-Treasurer............................. Reporter................................... Social Chairman............................ Sponsors..................................... ....Marvin Wilson ...Tommy Herndon Norma Jean Roper .Billie Jo Lawing .....Paul Hufford .......Mrs. Johns Miss Ousley Mr. Duff ©©-z m BOB ARNOLD Band 49� '50 BETTIE ASHCRAFT F. H. A. 46- 48 N. H. S. 48- 50 MOLLIANN ANDERSON Music Club 46- 50 PATSY ANDERSON F. H. A. 46- 48 CHARLES BETZEL N. H. S. 48- 50 Baseball 48- 50 ANITA BISHOP S E M I C P s ALTA BLAIR F. H. A. 46- 47 Music Club ’48-'49 BARBARA BLOCK Jr. Play N. H. S. ’48- 50 Colt Staff 48- 50 HASKELL BORING Football 46- 50 F. F. A. 47- 49 Camera Club 48- 50 DELORES BOWMAN Music Club 45 46 BILLY BRENDLE N. H. S. '49 50 BARBARA BROWN F. H. A. 46- 50 Pres. Jr. Class Sec. Football Queen 48 Jr. Play Student Council 48 50 Flag Bearer s E M I O R S ELISABETH BROWN N. H. S. 48- 50 Music Club 49 ’50 F. H. A. 49- 50 SAM BROWN CHARLES BUCHER Football 48 Camera Club 48 50 HOPE CALLIS NELL CAMERON BOB CANTRELL N. H. S. 48 50 Jr. Play PAUL CARTER Band '4 7-'50 Camera Club ’48- 50 Choir '48 BETTY BOB CLAXTON F. H. A. ’47-’50 Operetta 47 Music Club 47-’48 CATHERINE CLAXTON Music Club 4Cr 50 Operetta ’46-’47 F. H. A. '47-’50 GEORGE CRIDER F. F. A. '46-’47 Pres. '48 Basketball ’47 Student Council ’48-’49 Baseball '48-’50 Cheerleader ’48-’49 RONALD DA VAULT Football ’46-’47 Basketball ’47-’49 N. H. S. ’48-’49 s E M I O P s CHARLES DICKINSON Football ’48-’49 Camera Club ’48-’50 Pres. '50; V. Pres. '49 ROBERT EDDLEMAN Basketball ’48- 50 Track 48-’50 PHIL EKHOLM Football ’46-’49 Basketball ’49 ’50 Baseball ’47-'50; Track '47 Camera Club '49 ’50 GERALDINE ENGLISH Fielder Award '49 N. H. S. '48-'50 Colt Staff ’48-’49 Ed. Quill Scroll Student Council '49-’50 F. H. A. ’48-’49 CtaDO — IZrnCn BETTY EVANS F. H. A. ’46 50 Music Club � 48-’49-’50 Operetta 49 BILLIE JO FREEMAN Music Club ’48 49 Operetta ’48 ’49 GLEN FOSTER F. F. A. � 48 50 ONEITA GEER F. H. A. ’46 49 Music Club 46 ’49 Operetta ’46 BETTY GOODWIN DON GOODWIN Ed. of Colt Corral N. H. S. ’48 49 P«s. ’49 Football ’46 49 Jr. Rotarian Jr. Class V. Pres. Fr. Class Pres. BETTY HARRIS F. H. A. ’46 48 Choir ’49 RUTH HARRISON N. H. S. ’48 50 RUSH HART Band ’48 ’50 Operetta ’46 49 Choir ’46 ’50 Basketball ’48 ’50 DOROTHY HARTLE F. H. A. 46-’47 Music Club '49 5C N. H. S. '48 50 RAY HAVINS N. H. S. '48 50 Colt Staff '49- 50 BABS HAVRD s F L N I BETTY HEARNE 1 C Cheerleader 48 49 Camera Club ’48 50 Sec. Music Club ’49 ’50 P TOM HERNDON s F. F. A. '46 47 Jr. Favorite Football '46 50 Sr. V. Pres. Stage Mgr. Jr. Play JACKIE HERR F. F. A. '46 50 3rd V. Pres. JAMES LEE HILL Band '47 50 Jr. Play '49 N. H. S. 48-’«50 Colt Staff Chorus '47-'48 Operetta ’47-’49 CHARLES HOLLABOUGH Music Club ’49 ’50 N. H. S. � 48 PAUL HUFFORD Football '49 Cheerleader '47 Annual Staff; Baseball '46 Sr. Class Officer Band '46 ’49 VANCE HUNT N. H. S. '48 50 Track � 49 JOHNNY JINKS F. F. A. 46 50 Second V. Pres. Soph. Favorite FRANCES KIKER F. H. A. '46 50 Sec. N. H. S. 48- 50 Music Club '49 50 Student Council '49 '50 Homemaker of '48 49 s E M I C R S MARY KNIGHTSTEP BILLIE JO LAWING Cheerleader '47 48 Jr. Favorite Jr. Play Annual Staff N. H. S. '48 50 Flag Bearer '48 49 BEVERLY LEACH N. H. S. '48 50 F. H. A. '48 49 KITTY RUTH LEE F. H. A. '49 50 Songleader Student Council ’49 50 Music Club Pres. '49 50 Majorette '49 50 Band Annual Staff N. H. S. '49 50 MILDRED LESTER F. H. A. '46 50 Reporter N. H. S. '48 50 Soph. V. Pres. Annual Staff Student Council 48 49 BARRY LEVY Basketball '49 50; Jr. Play VIRGINIA LUSK F. H. A. 46-'47 N. H. S. 48-’50 Music Club p49 50 RAYMOND MARTIN Football 46 WENDELL MARTIN F. F. A. 48-’50 Camera Club Music Club 47-’48 Glee Glub 49-’50 Baseball 48-’50 Charles McDonald N. H. S. 48-’50 Jr. Play Camera Club 48-'49 Band 47- 50 BARBARA McINTOSH N. H. S. 48-’49 Colt Staff 49 50 JACQUITA McMASTERS F. H. A. 46- 50 Pres., V. Pres. Parliamentarian Camera Club 48-’49 Music Club 49- 50 Student Council 48-’50 JOHN MEIER Football 46- 48 Track 47 Cheerleader 49-'50 Red Cross Chairman 49- 50 ELAINE MOHUNDRO N. H. S. F. H. A. 47- 48 Colt Staff 48-’50 MONDA MONTGOMERY Camera Club 49“,50 Treas. U Colt Corral Staff 49- 50 7D O — IZ rn Cr WILMA MORRIS F. H. A. 46- 50 Jr. Play BILL MORROW F. F. A. 48- 49 NANCY MULLIS Camera Club ’49 50 s E M I C R S MARTHA NELL OWEN N. H. S. � 48 49 BETTY ANN OWENS F. H. A. ’46- 50 Treas., V. Pres. Camera Club '48 50 Sec. F. F. A. Sweetheart ’48 49 Soph. Favorite Student Council ’49 50 Operetta ’49 TOMMY OWENS Basketball ’47 48 Track 48 50 Colt Staff ’49 50 Boys Glee Club 49' 50 BETTY PATTERSON F. H. A. 46- 49 DON POWELL Football ’45 48 Basketball ’45 48 DONALD POWELL MYRTLE POWERS F. H. A. 47- 48 Music Club '48 50 Operetta '48 49 DAN REYNOLDS Football ’46-'49 Basketball Manager '48 49 Annual Staff; Track ’48 Camera Club MARSHALL RODRIQUEZ F. F. A. ’46-’50 Rep., V. Pres., Sec.; Fr. Sec. Football ’49 Baseball 49 50 Track ’49-’50 CHARLES ROGERS F. F. A. '46-’50 Sentinel NORMA JEAN ROPER Homecoming Queen Annual Staff Colt Staff '49 50 Student Council ’49“ 50 Operetta ’48-’49 Sr. Sec. LaVERNA SANDERS Majorette ’47-’50 Red Cross Repre. '49 50 ROY SANTERRE N. H. S. ’48-’50 Sec. Football '49 Baseball ’49 ’50 F. F. A. ’46- 50 Pres., Sec. Jr. Play Student Council SALLY SCRUTON F. H. A. '46- 50 Colt Staff '49 50 Annual Staff; Jr. Play VIRGINIA SEALE F. H. A. 46- 49 Reporter; Parliamentarian Jr. Play; N. H. S. '49 50 ( 'DO — IZ m C - — IZmCo HAROLD SEXTON Football 46-'47 Golf '46-’49 GRADY SHULTS Band '47- 50 Camera Club ’48-'50 Boys Glee Club '49 50 J AMES SMITH F. F. A. '45 49 JUANITA SMITH Annual Staff N. H. S. ’49-'50 GAY STEPHENS Annual Staff N. H. S. '48-’50 Pres. Freshman Favorite Soph. Treasurer F. H. A. '46-’50 Sec., V. Pres. Student Council BOB STEVENSON Football ’46 '49 Track ’47-'50; Operetta '49 Music Club '48“’49 SUE THOMAS F. H. A. '46-'48 N. H. S. '48 50 V. Pres. Student Council '49 STANLEY THOMPSON Boys Glee Club N. H. S. '48-’50 Colt Staff '49 50 JONELL THREATT F. H. A. ’48 ’50 Music Club ’48-’50 Operetta '49 HELEN TIBBETTS Music Club 48-’4$ Colt Staff 49-’50 F. H. A. ’46-’48 Operetta ’49 N. H. S. 49-’50 GRACE TILLERY Colt Staff WAYNE TRUITT Colt Staff 49-’50 Baseball 50 Track 50 MARVIN WILSON Senior Class Pres. Student Body Pres. 49-’50 Football 46-’49 Track 46-’50 Camera Club 49 50 Student Council 49-’50 s E N 1 0 R s PATRICIA WILSON F. H. A. 46-’50 Colt Staff 49-’50 N. H. S. 48-’50 TOM WRIGHT Fr. Fav. Football 45 ’49 Soph. V. Pres. Jr. Pres. Colt Staff Basketball 4$-’49 MITZI YOUNG N. H. S. 48-’50 Cheerleader 49 F. H. A. � 49-’50 Music Club 49-’50 Colt Staff 49-’$0 Who Said wkat Aik si a. jja- K H © VfavA a. Bit’-t. Wa'i TUk- •'t 3 0©tor- Moo Su.H Tar v .e+$ J u N I € R S President....... Vice-President.. Sec.-Treasurer.. Social Chairman, Sponsors........ CLASS OFFICERS ....Paul Roberts .....Jane Killian ....Eugene Pope ..Martha Williams ......Miss Roddy Miss Ellis Miss Nora Butler TED ARNOLD FRANKLIN BARNES GRACE BELL PAULA BELTZNER JAMES BLOCK BARBARA BOBO BONNIE BOYD KATHLEEN BRADFORD KAY BRASHER FAY BETH BRIDGES JACKIE BROWN LAVELLA BRYANT BOBBY BURNETT BILLIE MARIE BURNUM MARY BELLE CANTRELL GARY CARTWRIGHT KILBY CASEY GWENDOLYN CHIPMAN • ' SARABETH CHRISTOPHER LONNIE COBLE ROBERT COOPER t JIMMY COTTER BUCK CUMBY BOBBY DARBY ALVIN DAVIS MARY ANN DAMESES fid AJO IJO aro JAMES DUFF JOHN DUFF CAROLE DUNN DOROTHY’ EDDINS BILLY ELLINGTON DORIS ELLIS JAMES EVANS BOB FINLEY JULIA ANN FOUTCH ft JOYCE GARTMAN 0 ALETA GLOVER SHIRLEY GOEBEL iJV LEJUAN GROVES DOLLY ANN HARE LLIS HARGRAVE MARGARET HICKS DONALD HOBART A O JACKIE HOWARD SHIRLEY LINDSLEY HELEN HUGHES HORACE JOBE rJP JANE KILLIAN GLENNYS KOLLMAN KENNETH LATHAM JO HERMA LEE LAWING A' ® aJO YVONNE LOWE DOROTHY LOVELACE JANE MATHES A O BARBARA McALPINE 00 bennie McCollum JANIE McFADIN LA VERNE McGINNIS C. T. McINTOSH LOUISE MIEARS WANDA MITCHELL A. J. MORGAN Aft DWIGHT MIULLINEX TIM MURCHISON fity WANDA MUSE A fl WANDA NICHOLS EVA NELL NOLAN m) VAN NORMAN BARBRAE OWENS ROBERT PAYNE EUGENE POPE DELAURICE PORTER f. c .C. V. POWELL ® NINA RUTH RILEY ) _PAUL ROBERTS MO CHARLES ROBERTSON HUGH ROSS ARTHUR RYDER JEANNETTE RYE MARGARET SCRUTON MARTHA STEWART JIM STRICKLAND JANICE SUDDUTH PATSY TAYLOR BETTY THOMASSON CONNIE THRASHER BARBARA TRAMMELE CHERIE TUCKER JOE DALE TUCKER DOROTHY WAGONER TOMMY WALKER EARL WARREN CARL WATSON 0 JUNE WEDDLE BETTY WETHERINGTON EARNEST WHEELER ® LOUISE WHITE . , ' Xioc NANCY WHITE M 0 GENEVA WILSON A)® THOMAS WILSON KENNETH WILLIAMS MARY NELL WILLIAMS MARTHA WILLIAMS MARTIN WOLFE i SCPHCMCEES President....... Vice-President.. Secretary....... Treasurer....... Social Chairman, Reporter........ Sponsors........ CLASS OFFICERS ....Pete Murray ....Rusty Gunn ..Larry DaVault ,.... Kent Cherry ...Mary Mitchell ..Shirley Eberly ...Mrs. Nichols Mrs. Tumham Mrs. Cleveland DOROTHY ADAMS BILLY ASHCRAFT WILLIE JEAN BELL TOMMIE LEE BETTIS ALTO ELAINE BOOKER LYNDAL BULLOCK TOMMY CARTER KENT CHERRY FRANCIS CLAXTON RALPH COLLIER FRED COOK PIERCE COOK GROVER CRIBBS BOBBIE LOU DALTON SHIRLY DAUGHERTY LARRY DAVAULT JOHN B. DENTON JOYCE DUVAL HELEN EARLY SHIRLEY EBERLY LESLIE ELLISON JOAN ENGLISH BETTY FAYE EVANS DOROTHY FERRILL BOBBIE FOSTER JOE FULLER PATRICA GAMEL EUGENE GAMMON DOROTHY GOTCHER NEITHA GREEN ALLAN GROCE RUSTY GUNN BOBBY HANEY JIM HARRIS FRANKIE HARRISON STANLEY HOEL JIMMY HORAN CAROLE HOWARD SHIRLEY HOYT DIANE JACKSON SHARON JOBE ALFRED JOINES PATSY KELLY BOB KIRBY BEVERLY ANN KOLLMAN RICHARD LEACH PAUL LUCK RITA MALONE AMELIA MERRITT MARY MARGARET MITCHELL NANCY MOORE MARY JEAN MORGAN EDDIE MULLENIX BOBBY JEAN MUNSON PETE MURRAY STEWART NILES GRADY OWENS MARJORIE PENDLETON BARBARA RICE SUE ROBERSON CHARLES MARSHALL EVERETT McNEILL JEANETTE McNEIL PAUL RUSSELL JEANNENE SANDEFEi JUDY SINGLETON BARBARA STEPHENS JIN1MY STEWART ARTHUR THOMAS BARTON THOMPSON JACULYN THOMPSON MARGIE THRASHER DORIS VAUGHT ROY LEE VAUGHAN BILLY WALKER JOE WALKER CHARLES WEBSTER BOBBY JO WHALEY FRANCES WIGGINS ALMA WILSON JOE WILLIAMS fCESUMCN CLASS OFFICERS President.................................. Vice-President............................. Secretary.................................. Treasurer.................................. Reporter................................... Sponsors..................................... ...Gene Cootes ....Kurt Meyer ...Reba Davis Lou Ann Truitt ....Helen Petty ...Mr. Workman Miss Powell Mrs. Smith Miss Roark CAROLYN AMES CHARLOTTE ANN AUSTIN DOLORES BARDIN DAN BARKER BILLYE BAUMGARDNER JERRY BENTLEY ANNE ROSS BERG DAVID LEE BOHANNON JOHN BRATCHER WINNIE FAY BRATCHER DON BREWER IMA JEAN BREWER TOMMY BRIDGES BETTY JO BULLARD ANN BURCH IVAN BURCH JEAN BURMAN JOHN BURNUM PATSY BURT SHIRLEY BUSBEE OJUANA JOY BUSBEY LAURA CAMERON WANDA ROSE CANTRELL GENE CATON STANLEY COLE BETTY SUE COOTES GENE COOTES BENNY E RAY CORN JOSIE COURTNEY VALTON CROSSNOE REBA FAYE DAVIS JOHN WILLIAM DENNEIIY LEON DUFFY MARY ANN DUKE THOMAS EATON CAROLYN ELLIOTT DALE ELLIS JUDITH FILLMORE SYDNEY ANN FINLEY MARY CLAINE FORD JULIA FAY FUQUA JOE GANN LOWELL GARDENER DOUGLAS GASSAWAY RAYMOND GLASGOW NORMAN GOBER MYRA GRAY PEGGIE GREEN SARA JEAN HANEY WYVON HARRIS JAMES HARRISON ROMONA HARROD MONNIE HAWKINS LELAND HAYES CARMAN HAYWOOD ANNA HEFLIN NELSON HESTER HAROLD HILL MARGARET HOBART SHIRLEY HOFFMAN WAYNE HOWARD BILLIE JEAN LARRY HUFFORD MARGARET JOHNS WILLIAM JOHNSON TOM KILPATRICK JOAN LANKFORD AUDREY LAURANCE HARDY LEATH JESSIE LEWELLEN NELDA LINDAMOOD CLARA LONGDON WILL ANN LUTTRELL GARY MARTIN SHIRLEY MASEY betty McIntosh KENNETH McMASTERS LOUIS MEADORS JIM MEIER KURT MEYER DAVID NELSON MORRIS NELSON LOUISE PATCH HELEN PETTY MELBA MAE PYRON LAURANCE RASH BARABRA READ IMAGENE REDDY NANCY RICE ROBERTS RICHARDSON EDMUND ROBERTS CARL ROGERS LEWIS ROGERS ALBERT ROSS CAROL RYAN JIMMY SANDERS ANN SHEPPARD NEVA LOU SHULL HOLLAND SHULTS JACK SIMS ARLEN SMITH JOYCE SMITH BEVERLY SPEARS STEPHEN SPEARS HOMER STANLEY DARRELL STEWART JO ANN STULTS RUBY JO STALEY JOHNNY TILLINGHAST LOU ANN TRUITT JESSE DON TUCKER PEGGY UMPHRESS MARY VAUGHAN BUDDY VERMILLION JERRY WALKER JEROME WATSON BILLIE WILKERSON DORIS WILLIAMS MORRIS WILLIAMS BETTY WILSON HOWARD WILSON LLOYD WILSON JO ALICE WOLFE JANE WOOD JUDY YOUNG EIGHTH GRADE KATHLEEN ACTKINSON BILLY ARNOLD BEVERLY BARLING JOE BARRON RICHARD BENNETT RICHARD BERRYHILL JO ANN BETTIS JIMMY BIN ION ARTHUR BIRD JOHN BISHOP BONNY JO BLACK SUE BLANTON DALTON BLOCKER BERLEY WADE BOWEN JERRY BOWMAN JANE BREM SHIRLEY BREWER LONNIE BRIDGES CAROL BROADBENT SARA JO BROTHERS WYNELLA BROWN GAIL CARTWRIGHT CHARLIE CLEM J. 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CLEM JOHN CULP LOGAN DALTON PATRICIA DENNIS BARBARA DIXON DAVID DOAN CHARLES DUKE RICHARD DUKE NANCY DUNSWORTH ACIL EARLS DENNIS EASLEY ANN EVERETT KINNY EVERETT JANETTE FITZGERALD JOHN FORBES JERRY RAY FOSTER NORMA JO FRANKLIN HOWARD GARDNER MARGARET GARDNER GRACE GARTMAN SYDNEY GARVIN DONALD GOBER LEO GOEBEL JAMES GOODWIN MARY GRAGG RODDY GRAVES JERRY GRAY LINDA HARGRAVE MARY HARRIS PAUL HARRIS DORThY HARRISON DON HARTLEY SANDRA HEMMELE TOM WEAVER HILL JERRY HOLMES ANN HORAN NIDA MAE HOWELL KAREN HUNT WALTER JOINES SARAH KINDRED JOHNNIE KLAPPER WALTON KOENCY BOBBY LAMPE ROYCE LAWSON JOYCE LEE SYLVIA LESTER ALVA LEVICK NINA LEVICK JIMMIE LEE LEWIS ALICE LOVE CALVIN LUCAS WAYNE McCARRELL ETHEL Me FA DIN FRANCES MeINTOSH DON MIEARS MARSHALL MILLER PATSY MITCHELL THOMAS MOORE GRADALYN MORRIS BETTY MYERS BERT NORMAN DAN NORMAN ANN OWENS LaBARBARA OWENS MAYO PARA ROGER PARSLEY GEORGE PETERS BILLIE JANE PHELPS BARBARA PIERCE DELORES PORTER SHIRLEY POWELL JOAN POWERS SUSAN REDDING DONALD REDSHAW GAYLE REEVES SANDRA ROEBUCK AL RUSSEL BARBARA SHERWOOD GERALDINE SIDDELL BETTY JANE SMITH CLINTON SMITH MARY ANN SMITH ROBERT SMITH RONNIE SMITH WAYNE SMITH DOROTHY SPAETH JO STEPHENS MARY ALICE STEWART ROSA STONE WILLIAM STONE ROY STRICKLAND HAYDEN VICTOR TERRY BARBARA THOMAS JERRY THOMPSON JOANN TIDWELL ANNE JO TILLERY JOYE TOMPKINS MARJORIE TROTTER BOBBY WALKER LUCY WATKINS SARAH WATKINS RALPH WEBSTER PATRICIA WILLIAMS CONNIE WILLS DENNIS WILLS KENNETH WINDERS JULIA ANN WILSON KENNETH WOLFE JACK WOMBLE MARLYN WOOD BARBARA WOODWARD DURWOOD WORKMAN ANNETTE WORKMAN JANNETTE WORKMAN RAYMOND WRIGHT PATRICIA JONES Band MAJORETTES: DRUM MAJOR: Faye Beth Bridges Neitha Green, Barbara Trammel, Kitty Ruth Lee, Margaret Dickey, LaVema Sanders, Shirley Hoffman. FLAG BEARERS: Barbara Brown, Sue Smith, Helen Hughes ColtC erra I Staff Front Row: Dan'Reynolds, Monda Montgomery, Mildred Lester, Sally Scruton, Norma Jean Roper, Kitty Lee, Juanita Smith, Billie Lawing, Paul Hufford, Wanda Muse. Second Row: Don Goodwin, Gay Stephens, Mrs. Nichols. Colt Staff Geraldine English......Editor Barbara Block....Ass’t. Editor Barbara Bobo Ass’t. Bus. Mgr. Barbara McIntosh....Bus. Mgr. Elaine Mohundro.....Ass't. Ed. Tommy Owens, James Lee Hill, C. T. McIntosh, Tim Murchison, Lee Woodward, Barbara Brown, Helen Tib- bitts, Mitzi Young. Carole Dunn, Bob Cooper, Stanley Thompson, Betty Hearne, Ray Havins, Miss Ousley, Eva Nell Nolen, Grace Tillery, Wayne Truitt, Norma Jean Roper, Sally Scruton. Student C cuncil First Row, seated, left to right: Mrs. Johns, Marvin Wilson, Norma Roper, Margaret Dick- ey, Kitty Ruth Lee, Frances Kiker, Gay Stephens, Geraldine English, Barbara Brown. Second row, seated, left to right: Betty Ann Owens, Jacquita McMasters, Sue Thomas. Third Row, standing, left to right: Miss Emma Ousley, Don Goodwin, Chuck Dickerson, Tommy Hemdon, Roy Santerre, Pete Murray, Kurt Meyer, Gene Cootes, Paul Roberts, Rusty Gunn. (Not pictured Jane Killian.) MARVIN WILSON Student Body President Motional onor Societi Left to right, outside: Mrs. Johns, Evelyn Smith, Charles Betzel, Helen Tibbetts, Wanda Nichols, Geraldine English, Margaret Dickey, Helen Hughes, Charles McDonald, Eliz- abeth Brown, Kitty Ruth Lee, Barbara McIntosh, Mitzr Young, Barbara Block, Mr. Martin, Gay Stephens, Mr. W'imbish, Roy Santerre, Mildred Lester, Frances Kiker, Vance Hunt, Martha Stewart, Don Goodwin, Barbara Bobo, Bonnie Boyd, Tim Murchison, James Lee Hill, Jolene Smith, Lavella Bryant, Virginia Seale, Mrs. Pope. Left to right, inside: Louise White, Paul Roberts, Gwen Chipman, Mona Adams, Charles Robinson, Ray Havins, Juanita Smith, Beverly Leach, Eugene Pope, Billy Brendle, Billie Lawing, Dorothy Hartley, Virginia Lusk, Kathleen Bradford, Faye Sexton, Thomas W'ilson. President..... Vice-President Secretary...... Treasurer...... OFFICERS ....................Gay Stephens ....................Sue Thomas ,...................Roy Santerre ....................Ray Havins Camera Clui Front Row: Betty Ann Owens, Betty Hearne, Monda Montgomery, Shirley Hoffman, Carol Ryan, Louise Miears. Second Row: Shirley Daugherty, Barbrae Owens, Geneva Wilson, Inez Stevenson, Mary Belle Cantrell, Margaret Hobart. Third Row: Charles Dickinson, Wanda Cantrell, Shirley Goebel, Jeannene Sandefer, Marjorie Pendleton, Wanda Nichols, Shirley Hoyt, Thomas Wilson. Fourth Row: Dan Reynolds, Mr. Duff, Dorothy Gotcher, Wendell Martin, A. J. Morgan, Donald Hobart, Charles Sherwood, Ernest Wheeler. Fifth Row: Haskell Boring, Barton Thompson, Jim Meier, Charles Bucher, Martin Wolfe, Paul Carter. OFFICERS President....... Vice-President, Secretary...... Treasurer....... Charles Dickinson ....Marvin Wilson ..Betty Ann Owens Monda Montgomery Laura Cameron Shirley Goebel Betty Bullard Mrs. Cleveland Lavella Bryant Bobbie Lou Dalton Louise Patch Molliann Anderson Mary Jean Morgan Shirley Busbee Sue Roberson Barbara Me Alpine Janice Sudduth Office Staff Left to right, Standing: Gay Stephens, Mildred Lester, Ruth Harrison, Barbara Brown, Betty Cootes, Louise Miears, Phyllis Hargrave, James Hill. Left to right, Seated: Monnie Hawkins, Mr. Martin, Martha Williams. Left to right: Patsy Mitchell, Jane Brem, Margaret Stewart, Sylvia Lester, Miss Roark, Shirley Goebel, Ann Ross Berg, Shirley Lindsey, Barbara Brown, Imogene Brewer. Standing: LaVerna Sanders, Helen Hughes. Bottom to top: Edmund Roberts, David Nelson, Morris Williams, John Meier, Charles Marshall, Evelyn Smith, Mary Smith. omemaking kina Club First Row, Front: Shirley Eberley, Jonell Threatt, Wanda Cantrell, Jane Young, Mary Cantrell, Wanda Nichols, Sara Beth Christopher, Shirley Lindsey, Jane Wood, Billye Baumgardner, Betty Cootes, Louise Patch, Oneita Geer, Catherine Claxton, Louise Miers, Monnie Hawkins, Imogene Reddy, Gay Stephens, Sue Smith, Frankie Harrison. Second Row: Mary Mitchell, Jane Mathes, Betty Evans, Marjorie Pendleton, Margaret Hobart, Betty Ann Owens, Jacquita McMaster, Peggie Green, Margaret Johns,Melba Pyron, Billie Howell, Betty Claxton, Betty Brown, Joan Lankford, Frances Kiker, Mildred Lester, Margaret Scruton, Jerice Shults, Dorothy Gotcher, Barbara Rice, Bobbie Foster. Third Row: Mrs. Smith, Bobby Munson, Peggy Umphress, Bonnie Boyd, Julia Foutch, Alma Wilson, Frances Wiggins, Jeannene Sandefer, Shirley Daughtery, Willie Jean Bell, Barbara Brown, Nina Riley, Kathleen Bradford, Helen Hughes, Margaret Dickey, Barbara Bobo, Faye Beth Bridges, JihyU s argrave, Kay Brasher, Nelda Lindamood, Carol Howard, LaVerne First Row, Front: Betty McIntosh, Dorothy Wagner, Wanda Muse, Grace Bell, Judy Young, Shirley Massey, Laura Cameron, Amelia Merritt, Mary Ann Duke, Carolyn Ames, Helen Petty, Delores Bardin, Will Ann Luttrell, Sydney Finley, Billie Jo Lawing, Sally Scruton. Second Row: Gwen Chipman, Shirley Busbee, Jean Burman, Delaurice Porter, Wanda Mitchell, Claire Ford, Martha Stewart, Bobbie Lou Dalton, Tommie Lee Bettis, Jaculyn Thompson, Betty Thomasson, Ojuana Busbey, Shirley Hoffman, Betty Wilson, Arleyne Harron, Wyvon Harron, Neva Shull, Mrs. Turnham. Third Row: Nancy White, Shirley Goebel, Louise White, Jeanne Yarbrough, Betty Harris, Mitzi Young, Doris Ellis, Cherie Tucker, Herma Lee Lawing, Sharon Jobe, Lou Ann Truitt, Diane Jackson, Janie McFadin, Martha Williams, Carol Ryan, Carol Dunn, Sarah Haney, Wilma Morris, Sue Roberson, Audrey Laurance, Ann Sheppard, Reba Davis, Bar- bara Read, Jolene Smith, Patricia Gammel. Standing: Mr. Roquemore, Sponsor; Jim Strickland, Parliamentarian; Pete Murray, Report- er; Roy Santerre, President; Hugh Ross, 1st Vice-President; Wendell Martin, Historian; Johnny Jinks, 2nd Vice-President; Jackie Herr, 3rd Vice-President. Kneeling: Marshall Rodriquez, Secretary; Franklin Barnes, Treasurer; (Charles Rogers, Sentinel; Jackie Brown, Song Leader, Absent). srwou v dojun snjo JOlUd Club Ca ( QctioUies ) Junior Plan C ast Sally.......Jane Mathes Jane......Margaret Dickey George......Van Norman Jim.......Jackie Howard Cindy...Fay Beth Bridges Marcia....Jerice Shults Agnes.....Helen Hughes Andrew....Paul Roberts Elroy....Barton Thompson Nettie......Jolene Smith Clara.....Barbrae Owens Josie.....Martha Williams Rose......Lejuan Groves Ahern...Charles Robinson Marilyn......Doris Ellis Lt. Cunningham......Gary Cartwright DIRECTOR Miss Charlese Powell i J u N t M A D Senior Cist Penny Wood..............Molliann Anderson Chuck Harris.........................Bill Willis Mrs. Wood.........................Barbara Brown Elmer Tuttle........................Chuck Dickerson Dr. Wood.....................Don Goodwin Effie...............................Wilma Morris Milly Lou................Billie Jo Lawing G. Mervyn Roberts.......................Dan Reynolds Roger Van Vleck................Paul Hufford Mr. Harris...................James Lee Hill Shirley Wentworth...................Frances Kiker Ralph Wentworth.......................Wayne Truitt Julie Harris.............Norma Jean Roper DIRECTOR MISS POWELL F. F. A. District Banqu District wect hearts JUNIOR-SEMIOR THE JUNIORS AND SENIORS BAMQUET i NOT SO MUCH KETCHUP, BILLIE Ninety students participated in the Music Department production of the Mus- ical Comedy, Marrying Marian on February 24th. The large cast staged the acting, songs, dances under the direction of Miss Jane Ellis. Kathleen Bradford accompanied and Dolores Bardin arranged the dances. Principals were: Jackie Brown, Louise White, Barton Thompson, Kitty Ruth Lee, Rush Hart, Molliann Anderson, Shirley Hoyt, and Paul Hufford. Future I ornerna kers of An lGPica AWARDING HONORARY MEMBERSHIP TO TOMMY VANDERGRIFF CHAPTER DEGREES TO MARTHA STEWART, BONNIE BOYD, LAVELLA BRYANT F. H. A. Projects HOME NURSING CLASS ( ’faO iites ) OPS SENIOR fAVCCITES JUNIOR FAVORITES SCPHCA4CEE EAVCEITES fEESHMAN fAVCCITES A. S. C. Coronation Standing: Tom Herndon, James Lee Hill, Dan Reynolds, Don Goodwin, Marshall Rodriquez, Charles Bctzcl, Ray Havins, Charles McDonald. Kneeling: Roy Santerrc, Rush Hart. Fumop Rola nans Cheerleaders Left to right: Joe Williams, Amelia Merritt, John Meier, Mitzi Young, Jackie Howard, Barbara Bobo. NORMA JEAN ROPER Football Queen Sckee u I e. ColT Speci‘a.L TrAc rNe Time Fcl k feasfce+baH W Infer fc Spring Ba.$ekall Spnny Rk 3 Col Ts - - - U15 i t© CgfTs • -• L T i C © I T$ C i' COACH MAYFIELD WORKMAN Coach Workman is a graduate of Decatur Jr. College and North Texas State. He was a star foot- ball player until a back injury his second year at North Texas ended his playing career. For three years he has coached our backfield, and we consider him a great asset to our team this year. i f COACH BILL SHEFFIELD Coach Sheffield is a graduate of Lamar Jr. College and North Texas State where he was out- standing in football. After two seasons with us, he has coached our AHS team to our first dis- trict 11A Football Champion- ship in 10 years. COACH WOODROW COUNTS Coach Counts graduated from Hillsboro Jr. College and North Texas State. He lettered in foot- ball and was a star in basket- ball. In his first year at AHS he has done well as the B squad football coach and head coach of basketball. ARLINGTON-26 CARROLLTON-O Arlington’s Colts ventured to Carrollton for the opening game of the 1949 season on Sept- ember 9. With seven returning lettcrmen on the squad, Arlington took the lead in the second quarter on a flashing 55 yard run by fullback Gunn, and from this point on, it was definitely Arlington’s ball game. Immediately after the third quarter started, Glasgow passed 49 yards to Pope who ran the remaining 20 for the second tally. Tnc next score came on a sustained drive which ended when Gunn crashed over from the 6 yard line. The final score came in the fourth period when Larry Davault intercepted a pass and ran 30 yards to paydirt. ARLINGTON-26 NOCONA-6 Facing a very powerful team from Nocona which defeated the Colts in 1949 hy one point, it was sweet revenge for the Colts as they scalp- ed the Indians 26 6 before a very large crowd in Arlington. The ponies scored first after recovering a fumble on Nocona's 25 yard line. After receiving the kickoff, the Indians scored almost immediate- ly to make the score 6-6. After recovering an- other fumble on Nocona’s 20, Gunn made the final 5 yards to leave the Colts ahead 12-6 at the half. Stevenson racked up his second touchdown of the night by taking an aerial from Glasgow and jaunting the remaining 40 yards for the marker. It was Stevenson again who scored in the fourth period from the 5 after successive line plays had taken the ball to that point. MANAGERS Bob Cooper Stewart Niles ARUNGTON-20 PLEASANT GROVE-6 Arlington made it three in a row as they counted three touchdowns to one against the Bobcats from Pleasant Grove. After a scoreless first quarter the Colts came bade to score on an 80 yard drive, the last 12 yards of which were covered by a Glasgow-to- Popc pass-play. In the third quarter the Bobcats drove to the Colt 24 before the strong Arlington line held. At this point Marshall took a pitchout and gallop- ed 76 yards for our second score. The final marker for the Colts came on a sustained drive Sept- 22 Sept. 28 Oct. 6 Oct. 11 Oct. 20 Oct. 24 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Front Row; Gene Strickland, Billy Jo Walker, Danny Barker, Eddie Mullenix, Kenneth McMasters, Gary Martin, Franklin Barnes, Jackie Brown, James Evans. Back Row: Grover Cribbs, Stephen Spears, Bob Finley, Jim Harris, Harold Hill, Kent Cherry, Jerry Bently, Roy Lee Vaughan, Coach Counts. y B SQUAD SCHEDULE We They Diamond Hill there 6 6 Handley Birdville here 7 0 here 6 13 Grand Prairie there 20 12 Handley Grand Prairie there 7 0 here 13 12 Birdville there 0 6 Terrell there 7 35 that saw Gunn bull the last 3 yards for the final Arlington points. Pleasant Grove scored on successive passplays in the final minutes of play. EUGENE POPE No. 83 DON GOODWIN No. 72, Tackle DAN REYNOLDS PHIL EKHOLM No. 66, Guard No. 53 Center CHARLES MARSHALL ARLINGTON-13 BOWIE-13 Before a crowd of 4000 people in A. S. C. field, the Colts put on a movie finish in the last minute of play to gain a 13-13 tie with the highly favored Bowie Jack- rabbits. The only score in the first half was by Bowie early in the second quarter when Bloom crashed over from the 1 and made the conversion good. In the middle of the third quarter the Jackrabbits scored once more on a line plunge, but the kick was blocked. The Colts broke into the scoring column when Fred Cook took a 38 yard pass from Glasgow. Marshall missed the point. With the crowd gaping from the side- line and with only one minute left to play, Arlington took the ball from their own one foot line, and after two pass- es and one ground play, Gunn finally kicked the point to tie the game for the Colts. PETE MURRAY No. 85. End LARRY HUFFORD No. 73, Tackle HASKELL BORING No. 62, Guard ROY SANTERRE No. 82, End y ►■« y D, (£ Wi .fS i' '; L C ftrk ca PAUL HUFFORD .MARVIN WILSON No. 89� Guard No. 61� Guard ARLINGTON-O MESQUITE-0 In the only game of the year in which the Colts were favored, the Skecters set them back on their heels by making the Colts work to keep the game in a scoreless tie. The Mesquite team threatened several times but the Colts' forward wall held and never allowed a score. The only serious threat by the Colts came in the fourth stanza, but the ball was lost on downs at the 2 yard line. TOM HERNDON No. 75� Tackle VAN NORMAN No. 81� End BOB STEVENSON No. 23� Half Back RAYMOND GLASGOW No. 30, Quarter Back MARSHALL RODRIQUEZ FRANCIS CLAXTOK JIM MEIER FRED COOKE No. 10, Quarter Back No. 65, Guard No. 71, Tackle No. 88, End LARRY DAVAULT No. 40, Halfback CHUCK DICKINSON No. 22, Fullback STERLING SLEETH No. 11, Halfback BOB KIRBY No. 44, Halfback ARLINGTON-13 DIAMOND HILL-6 Opening district play before a home crowd of fans, the Colts wound up on the long end 13-6 decision. This was the first time in Colt team had ever defeated the Eagles Worth. The first score came in the second quarter when the Colts took advantage of a fumble by Diamond Hill, and quickly moved the ball to the 2 yard line where Gunn plunged over. Almost immediately after the half, the Eagles tied the score on a pass play that carried to the ponies 2 yard line. Pearson smashed over from there. Arlington sewed the ball game up in the fourth period when a partially blocked Eagle kick went out on their own 17 yard line. From this point Marshall took the ball 3 successive ARLINGTON-20 ITASCA-6 In a non-conference tilt at Itasca the Colts put away their 5 b victory against 2 tics, by de- feating the Wampuscats 20 6. After a slow start, the Colts finally got roll- ing in the second period after taking a partially blocked kick on Itasca’s 14 yard line and moving it down to the 2 where Gunn plunged over. Early in the third quarter, Arlington scored their second touchdown on a 65 yard jaunt around end by Bob Stevenson. Itasca scored on a pass from the Pony 9 after their line play had clicked to that point. The final tally came after a 20 yard run by Stevenson carried to the 1. Marshall crashed over. ARLINGTON-21 HANDLEY-0 For two years AHS had suffered last minute defeats at the hands of the Greyhounds, and this, the greatest team in Arlington’s history, was out for blood in the 21-0 massacre of the ’’dogs”. It was the second quarter before we finally got rolling, and after driving 60 yards, Gunn plowed the last 6 yards and then converted to make the score 7-0- In the final period, almost the identical thing took place with Gunn again carrying and kicking the point to make the score 14-0. The last Colt score came late in the fourth period when Mar- shall scampered 40 yards, with nearly every Greyhound getting a finger on him before he reached paydirt. Gunn kicked again to end the rally at 21-0. ARLINGTON-3 4 TERRELL-14 The Homecoming game was to match the Colts with an over-rated Terrell eleven, which had only two defeats to mar their record. Arlington got off to a quick start and at the end of the first quarter the Colts were leading 34 0. The second team then relieved the start- ers, and though they did not score themselves, they held the Tigers to 14 points. ARLINGTON-35 BIRDVILLE-U In the deciding game for the district 11-A championship, the Arlington Colts banged out a 35 14 victory over Birdville’s Buffaloes. It was the first time in 10 years an Arlington team had won a district title. The Colts scored first on a brilliant 45 yard jaunt by Rusty Gunn. Gunn scored again from the 12 yard line after runs by Marshall and Stevenson had 'moved the ball to that point. Birdvillc then scored on a 71 yard drive, with Lusk going over. It was Gunn again as he crash- ed over from the 8 to make the score 21 7 at the half. The fourth Arlington touchdown was set up when Pope took a 39 yard pass from Glasgow. Gunn scored after taking the ball 7 straight times for the last 15 yards. It was Birdvillc again as they put on a 76 yard drive with Neid- holt carrying the last 15. The final tally came late in the fourth period after penalties had taken the ball to Buff's 1 yard line. Gunn plung- ed over to a climax a 34 point scoring spree. Slecth kicked the extra point. ARLINGTON-6 GARLAND-6 After winning district for the first time in 10 years, the Colts ventured to Garland for the Bi- District clash between two fine teams. The first score of the game was for Garland. Compton scampered 40 yards for the Owls only marker. Tith minutes to play in the second period the Colts knotted the count with Marshall and Gunn alternating and taking the ball down to the Owl 9 yard line. Marshall scored from there, but the kick was blocked and Garland won the game on penetrations, 4 3. In the first year in ten to win the 11A District Championship, the Colt eleven placed 6 men on the 11A All-District first team and 3 men on the second team. Charles Marshall, Rusty Gunn, Eugene Pope, Marvin Wilson, Tom Herndon, and Don Goodwin were the men selected for the mythical squad. Marshall kept A.H.S. hearts pounding harder all season with his kicking ability and outstanding broken field running. Gunn’s strong defensive play and smashing line plunges were responsible for his receiving the Vandergriff Award. Pope earned his position with brill- iant defensive end play and beauti- ful pass catches. Herndon and Goodwin at tackles and Wilson at guard formed an experienced for- ward wall which was a big factor in A.H.S. victories. Herndon’s valuable blocking won the Maguire Award. 1950 Basketball Squad A” Davault, Marshall, Norman, McIntosh, Glasgow, Pope, Ekholm, Roberts, Gunn, Levy, Crider, Eddleman. In Front: Eaton, Coach Counts, Barker. Dan Barker Pinky Eaton EUGENE POPE Forward PHIL EKHOLM Forward GEORGE CRIDER Guard ROBERT EDDLEMAN Guard c. t. McIntosh Guard FRED COOKE Guard PAUL ROBERTS Forward RAYMOND GLASGOW Forward BARRY LEVY Guard LARRY DAVAULT Guard RUSTY GUNN Forward VAN NORMAN Forward Basketball B” 1 eam Back Row: Kent Cherry, Jerry Bentley, Harold Hill, Pete Murray, Grover Cribbs, Kurt Meyer. Front Row: Jack Sims, Billy Jo Walker, Edmund Roberts, Stewart Niles, Kenneth McMasters. Kneeling: Bob Kirby. Back Row: Fred Cooke, Robert Payne, Gene Cootes, Raymond Glasgow, Workman, Bob Cantrell, Tommy Owens, Charles Marshall, Jackie Howard. Front Row: Marshall Rodriquez, Stewart Niles, John Denton, Marvin Wilson, DeVault, Bob Kirby, Jim Strickland, Sterlin Sleeth. Kneeling: Tim Murchison, Eddie Mullennix, Jackie Brown. •i- A THREE RETURNING LETTERMEN ■7irls P. E. Classes f -c.it:-. - c« CEMEMBEC SCHCCL DAYS? Congratulations DISTRICT CHAMPS Hayden Johnson Toppan - Ironrite Authorized Sales-Service Frigidaire - Maytag 116 S. Center St. Phone AR4-8221 AS AMERICAN AS A HOT DOG The hot dog is a familiar part of American life. 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