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

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STEWART NILES Never known to refuse a favor. Basketball ’49-’52 Football Mgr. 49-’52 Choir 49-’52; Vice Pres. ‘52 Student Council ‘52 Jr. Rotarian; N.H.S. ‘52 MARJORIE PENDLETON She talks nice; she acts nice; she is nice. F.H.A. ’49-’51; Jr. Play Camera Club ’49; N.H.S. ’52 MARY DELAURICE PORTER The mildest manner, the gentlest heart F.H.A. ’49-’50 TED RASH Individuality! That’s it. F.F.A. ’52 MARY REDMOND A cherry smile and a pleasant face. F.H.A. ‘52 Camera Club ’52 Office staff '52 RANDELL REDMOND Does the work of five men? ? ? Football ’51, ‘52 Basketball ’51, '52 Choir ‘52 BARBARA RICE Everybody says she’s nice and that proves it. F.H.A. ‘49 Jr. Play SUE ROBERSON Dependable every day of the year. N.H.S. '51, ’52; Reporter ’51 Student Council ’51 Colt Corral ’52 F.H.A. ’49-’51; Vice Pres. ’51 Choir ’52; Jr. Play JEANNENE SANDEFER The longer you know her the better you like her. F.H.A. ’49- 51 Camera Club '49 Choir ’52; N.H.S. 52 Colt Corral ’52 Red C ross ’52

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JEANNETTE McNEIL A true friend is forever a friend. Red Cross Rep. ’51 N.H.S. 51, ’52; F.H.A. '49 Student Council ’52 AMELIA MERRITT Bubbling over with the sincerest friendliness. Favorite '49; Cheerleader '50 Ass’t. Ed. of Colt ’52 F.F.A. Sweetheart 52 N.H.S. ’51, ’52; Vice Pres. ’51 MARY MARGARET MITCHELL A woman generally speaking, is generally speaking. F.H.A. ’49; Class Officer ’50, ’51 BEVERLY MORROW JACK MOON He goes quietly about his work. NANCY MOORE An excellent voice for two purposes, to sing and to talk. N.H.S. ’51, 52; Choir ’52 Colt Editor 52 Student Council ’52 Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. Colt staff ’52; N.H.S. ’52 BOBBYE MUNSON A witty woman is a treasure; a witty beauty is a power. Favorite ’50, ’51 Cheerleader ’51; Jr. Play '51 Colt staff ’52 F.H.A. 49-’52 PETE MURRAY Friendship with him improves with time. Student Body Pres. 52 Jr. Rotarian; Jr. Play Football 49-’52; Soph. Pres. Basketball ’50- 52 Fresh, and Jr. Favorite FRANK NEWBY Looks quiet, but so does a fire- cracker. Band ’51 Football 52

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ROSELLE SEABORN She appears quiet, but we wonder. JUDY SINGLETON Lassie Comes Home to A.H.S. F.H.A. 49 Colt staff ’51, 52 N.H.S. ’51, 52 Jr. Play prompter BARBARA STEPHENS Faithful, willing, and a good worker. Operetta ’49 Choir ’49 Leathercraft Club '52 ARTHUR THOMAS It’s his nature to be good natured. F.F.A. ’49-’52 Treas. ’51; Second Vice Pres. ’52 Jr. Rotarian ALICE THOMPSON Sweet, simple, sincere, and a sparkling personality. JACULYN THOMPSON Proof that red hair signifies pep. Band ’49- 52 F.H.A. ’49-’52 Red Cross ’52 MARGIE THRASHER Always radiating good cheer. F.H.A. 49-’50 Colt staff ’52 ROY LEE VAUGHAN Just wait until his spark of genius bursts into flame. Football ’49-’52 Choir ’49-’51 BILLY JOE WALKER Our own “Val Joe”. Football 49-’52 Baseball ’50 Basketball ’49, ’50 Jr. Play; Colt staff ’52