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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1954 volume:

'Hs U' uj: £J £.. £ CORRAL O VOLUME IX ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ARLINGTON, TEXR5 MAIN BUILDING FOREWORD Using you as our leading actors and actresses we wish to present the 1954 Colt Corral Review, a pictorial resume of our memorable events in Arlington High School. May you find enjoyment with each page. TO SHOW OUR LOVE AND GRATITUDE TO ONE WHO HAS HELPED US NOT ONLY AS A TEACHER BUT AS A FRIEND, WE, THE STAFF, DEDICATE THIS VOLUME IX OF THE COLT CORRAL OF 1954 TO MISS ELIZABETH AMOS t PROGRAM PRODUCERS.............ADMINISTRATION CAST.................CLASSES FAN CLUBS............ORGANIZATIONS ACADEMY AWARDS.......FAVORITES ADDED ATTRACTION.....SPORTS PUBLICITY............ACTIVITIES PRODUCERS (ADMINISTRATION ) BOARD OF EDUCATION Our sincere thanks and appreciation go to the Board of Education for the many wonderful things they do for our progress both now and for the future. Left to right: Joe Bailey (Secretary), Floyd Gunn (Vice-president), E. E. Rankin (Tax Assessor), Fred Crook, Guy C.Hutcheson (Assistant Secretary),Superintendent W. R. Wimbish,Odell Shackelford, J. H. Finch, J. C. Ferguson (President). To Faculty and Students: I regard it as a real privilege to work with such a fine faculty and student body. 1 sincerely ap- preciate your friendship and am grateful to you for your loyalty. Your lofty ideals and purposes are ever an inspiration to me. I commend the Colt Corral Staff and their Spon- sor on the production of this, our ninth yearbook. Best wishes for your success and happiness. Sincerely, W. R. Wimbish SUPERINTENDENT W. R. Wimbish MRS. CAROL RIDENS Secretary to Superintendent Dear Faculty and Student Body: One of my pleasant duties is to work with the Annual Staff and Sponsor. It is with a great deal of pleasure that I congratulate you on this, anoth- er fine annual. I wish also to thank the faculty and student body for the fine cooperation given in all our endeavors this year. Greetings to the Staff of the Colt Corral and student body. Your accomplishments are out- standing. Best wishes for continued success. Sincerely, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL M. F. STEPHENS MRS. MYRTICE LARSON E. E. RANKIN Supervisor Supervisor Tax Assessor MRS. H. M. NICHOLS MRS. N EWAN A COUNTS MRS. MARIALYCE HAUGHTON Dean of Girls School Nurse School Nurse MRS. DALE WILKINS Librarian MRS. ARVILLA POSTER Speech Therapist MRS. DIXIE FOWLER Secretary-Registrar ELIZABETH AMOS, B.A., M.ED. Texas Wesleyan College North Texas State College English LUCILE BURMAN, B.S. Dakota Wesleyan University General Science NORA BUTLER, B.A., M.A. Hardin-Simmons Univ. North Texas State College Mathematics PEARL BUTLER, B.A., M.ED. Hardin-Simmons Univ. Texas Christian Univ. History DEAN P. COREY, A.B. Transylvania College University of Cincinnati College of Music Music MARIE C. CROUCH, L.I., B.A., M.B.A. Arkansas A.GM. College Centenary College University of Texas Business Administration SAM CURLEE, B.A. Austin College Drivers Education Coach C. C. DUFF, B.A., M.ED. Southern Methodist University Howard Payne College University of Colorado A. C M. College Science JANE ROBIN ELLIS, B.A., M.ED. Texas State College for Women North Texas State College Music LUTHER FAMBRO, B.B.A. GERTRUDE JOHNS, B.A. HAROLD KEY, B.S. North Texas State College M.A. M.A. Commercial North Texas State Texas Christian Coach College University Texas Christian Mathematics University Social Studies VERA B. LACEY, B.S., M.A. Daniel Baker North Texas State College English PEGGY A. MORANZ, B.S.ED. North Texas State College Southern Methodist University Mathematics DORA ELLA NICHOLS, B.A., M.A, Baylor University Spanish English EMMA OUSLEY, B.A., M.A. North Texas State College English JOHN W. POLZIN, B.S. Tcxas Christian University History Junior Business Training Coach BERTA MAE POPE, B.S. North Texas State College University of Texas Science CHARLESE POWELL, B.A. Hardin- Simmons University Speech ELLA JOHNSON RAY, B.S. Texas Technological College Home Economics MAUDE V. ROARK, B.A. Baylor University Mathematics MELBA RODDY, B.A., M.ED. Stephen F. Austin Teachers College Southern Methodist University English E. A. ROQUEMORE, B.S., M.A. Sam Houston State Teachers College Vocational Agriculture CLOYE L. SHERROD, B.S. Texas Christian University Business Education JUANITA SKELTON, B.S. West Texas State College Colorado State College of Education English VADA COLE TURN HAM, B.S. Texas Technological College Home Economics JOHN M. WEBB, JR., B.S.M.S. North Texas State College Social Studies MAYFIELD WORKMAN, B.S., M.S. North Texas State College Physical Education Head Coach CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Busbee Mrs. Wood Louder, please! CAST (.classes) SENIOR CLASS STARS PRESIDENT...... VICE PRESIDENT. . SECRETARY...... TREASURERS SOCIAL CHAIRMEN ............Brian Johnson ............Donald Cobcr ............ .Sarah Watkins . Renae Bygcl, Rqth Barnes Jane Brem, Gaylen Giddcns SPONSORS.......................................................................Mrs. Pope Mrs. Lacey Miss Amos Miss Ellis Mr. Curlee Mr. Roquemorc LOUIS LYNN AUTREY Childress’ loss is Arlington’s gain. F. F. A. Football ’53 BEVERLY BARLING Red pertains to fire. F. H. A. 50-’51 Library Club ’52-’53 (Pres. -53) Camera Club ’53-’54 Library Assistant ’50-’54 N. H. S. 53-’54 Literary Club '53 Student Council 53 KATHLEEN ACTKINSON Quiet but dependable. F. H. A. ’51-’52 Library Club ’53 JOHN ANDERSON You’d never know he was around. BILLY TOM ARNOLD Work---it’s a useless struggle. Camera Club ’54 Football ’50-’52 11 ’50-’51 ball Manager 52 Base as CHARLES BARNES A penny saved is a pocket burned. Safety Council '52-’54 Colt Staff ’54 RUTH BARNES Good nature and good sense go to- gether. Annual Editor ’54 Student Council 52-’54 (Sec. 54) N. H. S. ’53-’54 (Sec. 54) Class Officer ’51, 53, ’54 F. H. A. '51-’54 (Pres. ’52) Girl of the Month ’53 Quill and Scroll CONNIE BASS Her ways are ways of pleasantness. F. H. A. ’51-'52 Office Staff ’54 ANNA BEESON One of the fairest. F. H. A. 51 Camera Club ’52-’53 Safety Council ’52-’53 WILLIAM LIVINGSTON BELL Strong, silent type. JIMMY BINION His heart runs away with his head. Football’51-’54 Basketball ’51-’52 Colt Staff 54 ARTHUR BIRD A nice person to be around. Football 51-’54 N. H. S. ’53-’54 Baseball ’54 Junior Rotarian ’54 JOHN BISHOP A light heart lives longer. Football ’51- 52 BONNY JO BLACK She acts as well as plans. N. H. S. ’53-’54 (Officer ’54) Majorette ’52-’54 Choir Accompanist ’52-’54 Junior Play Co-Associate Editor of Colt 54 Camera Club (Sec.-Treas.- 54) F. H. A. ‘51-’54 (Officer ’54) SUE BEALL BLANTON One of our capable cheerleaders. Cheerleader ’52-’54 Library Club 53-’54 N. H. S. 53-’54 F. H. A. Reporter ’53 Quill and Scroll 53-’54 Colt Staff ’53-’54 Junior Play DALTON BLOCKER He does his best--sometimes? ? Football ’51-’52 Basketball 51 Safety Council 52-’53 JANE BREM She has pep----too! Literary Club ’52-’54 Band ’51-’54 Colt Staff ’54 Class Officer '54 N. H. S. 53-’54 Camera Club '54 Red Cross ’51 (Officer) SHIRLEY BREWER Three things doth shine--the sun, the moon, and her hair. F. H. A. 51-’54 Camera Club 52-’54 SARA JO BROTHERS Without enthusiasm we would perish. Student Council 54, Majorette 53-’54, Class Favorite '53 Class Officer 51, Colt Staff 54, Choir ’54, Junior Play BENNIE BROWN A trusty worker. Durant, Okla. High School Basketball 51 PAT BROWN She's well worth knowing. San Leandre, Calif. High School WYNELLE BROWN What would The Colt do without her? Editor of Colt ’54 N. H. S. 53-’54 (Vice Pres. ’53) Choir ’52-’54 Band ’52-’54 (Sec.-Treas. ’53) Class Officer ’52-’53 Camera Club ’51-'54 (Officer 54) Student Council 53-’54 MARY BURTON Nothing succeeds like success. F. H. A. ’51-’54 Red Cross ’51 RENAE BYGEL How did we get along without her! Class Officer 54 N. H. S. ’53-’54 Band '54 Choir '54 Camera Club 54 GAIL CARTWRIGHT If you don’t know her, you know no one. Class Officer 52, Camera Club 52- 54, Band ’51-’52 F. H. A. '52-’54 Office Staff ’53-’54 Library Staff ’52 Red Cross ’54 ANNA CHANDLER Always ready for fun. Girls’ Glee Club '53 Red Cross 54 Safety Council 54 VERNON CHARLTON Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it. Basketball ’53-’54 Baseball ’54 Camera Club ’54 DON CLAYTON A quiet mind is richer than a crown. Football '51 Track ’53-’54 Safety Council '53 Red Cross 51 BILLY COBLE The most reliable in the group. Junior Class President Junior Class Favorite Student Council '53 N. H. S. ’53 Basketball 52-’53 JOSIE COURTNEY Be a friend, the rest will follow. JACK COX All the girls swoon. (Grand Prairie) Basketball ’53 Dramatic Club 53 Library Club ’53 JOHN CULP He never worries or hurries. F. F. A. ’51- 53 Football 51-’53 Basketball '51 PAT CURRY Always generous, generally smil- ing, and lives for the joy of living. Annual Editor ’54 N. H. S. '53-'54 Class Officer ’51-’53 F. H. A. ’52-’54 (Secretary ’52) Student Council ’54 Band ’52-’54 Camera Club '53 PATRICIA DENNIS She works with patience. N. H. S. ’53-’54 Safety Council ’53 F. H. A. ’51 CHARLES DENSON A real all-around fellow. Football 51 -’54 Basketball ’51-’53 Camera Club ’52-’54 Track 52 BETTY JO DeVANEY A kind heart, a friendly smile. (Baker, Oregon) Dramatic Club ’50-’51 DAVID DOAN It takes electricity to run the world. Camera Club ’51-’54 N. H. S. 53-’54 RICHARD DUKE We really think he’s swell. Football ’51-’54 BILL DUNAWAY Second thoughts are even wiser. (Olney) Baseball ’53 Golf '53 Football 51-’52 Art Club 52 Shop 53 NANCY DUNSWORTH Never known to refuse a favor. Majorette ’51-’54 N. H. S. 53-’54 Junior Play ’53 Baseball Queen '53 Camera Club ’54 DENNIS EASLEY He's been with us for many fun- packed years. Junior Play ’53 Football '53 RAMONA ELKINS She obtains knowledge and is proud of it. F. T. A. Sec. 53, Pres. ’54 N. H. S. ’53-’54 Student Council ’54 Literary Club ‘52-’54 KENNY EVERETT A ladies' man. Football 51-’54 Track ’51-’54 F. F. A. '51-'54 (Officer ’53-’54) Basketball ’51-’53 Junior Rotarian ’54 PAUL FALK Sleep late, eat lots, and never worry. Football ’51-’54 Track ’53-’54 F. F. A. ’52-'54 Choir ’52-’54 Junior Rotarian '54 JANETTE FITZGERALD A face overspread with gladness. F. H. A. '51-’54 Camera Club '52 JOHN FORBES Admired by all. Camera Club ’51- 54 JERRY RAY FOSTER Enough good can’t be said about him Student Body President, Foot- ball ’51-’54, N. H. S. ’53-’54, Junior Rotarian ’54, Freshman Class President, Annual Staff ’54, F. H. A. Sweetheart ’53 MARGARET GARDNER One of many moods. Choir 51-’54, F. H. A. ’50-’53, Camera Club ’50-’53, Band 50-’51, Student Council 50-’51 TAYLOR GARDNER Life is such a lavish thing. F. F. A. ’51-'53 GRACE GARTMAN Think much and speak little Band ’51-’52 F. H. A. ’51 Safety Council ’54 GAYLEN GIDDENS He can do anything. Band ’53-’54 F. F. A. '51 Class Officer’54 (Social Chairman) DONALD GOBER He has three v’s—vanity, vigor, and vitality. Football '51-’52 Class Officer '54 (Vice President) BETTYE JEWEL GRAY Tis good to be honest and true. (Morrilton, Arkansas) Pepsquad 51 F. H. A. ’51-’52 JERRY GRAY No task too steep for human wit. Football 51-’54 Camera Club ’53-’54 Basketball 51 BILL GRENVALL He smiles and women wonder if he means it. CHARLEENE HANEY Intelligent and sweet. F. H. A. 51-’52 Girls’ Glee Club ’54 LINDA HARGRAVE Life's ambitions always come true. Band 50-’ 54 (Co-Captain 53) Drum Major ’54 Choir ’51-’54(Vice Pres. ’52) All State Choir ’52 N. H. S. ’53-’54 (Treas. ’53) F. H. A. 51-’54 (Officer ’52) Camera Club ’54 JIMMIE LEE HARRIS One to be admired. F. H. A. ’51 Literary Club 53 Library Club ‘53-’54 Library Assistant 51-’54 Camera Club '54 PAUL HARRIS This man has tarzan eyes--they swing from limb to limb. Football ’51-’54 Basketball ’51-’54 Junior Rotarian 54 DOROTHY ANN HARRISON She knows what she wants. F. H. A. 51-’54 Majorette ’51-'53 Western Queen 53 F. F. A. Sweetheart ’54 DORTHEY LOUISE HARRISON Capable of anything. (Clovis, New Mexico) F. H. A. 52-'53 Library Staff 52-’53 DEAN HARROD A little learning is a dangerous thing. F. F. A. 51-’53 Football ’51-'54 Track ’51 DONALD WAYNE HARTLEY Eyes that pierce the darkest night. Football 50-’51 Camera Club 53-’54 CHARLOTTE HARVEY She is just naturally nice. Camera Club 54, F. T. A. 54 N. H. S. '53-’54 Choir ’53-’54,Librarian SUE HEATHERLY Unpredictable as the weather. F. H. A. 51-’53, Band ’51-’53 Camera Club '52-’53 SANDRA HEMMLE There is no wisdom like frankness. Choir '52-'54 (Pres., Treas.) All State Choir '52, Band ’52-’54 Red Cross ’51-’54 ( V. Pres. 52) N. H. S. 52-’54 Student Council '54 ADRIAN LEON HILL So modest that half his worth is not known. Camera Club 53- 54 TOM WEAVER HILL Whose nature is so far from doing harm, that he suspects nothing. N. H. S. '53-’54 Camera Club ’53-’54 HARVEY WAYNE HOPKINS Great life if you don’t weaken. (Mount Pleasant) Freshman Class President (Cookville) Basketball ’51-’52 MARGARET ANN HORAN She loves life. F. H. A. ’50- 54 Band '50 Safety Council ’53-’54 KAREN HUNT She believes two can live as cheaply as one. F. H. A. ’50-’54 Camera Club 52-'53 Safety Council ’53-’54 Literary Club '52-’54 JO ANN JOBE Will her dreams ever come true? F. H. A. '52-’53 Band ’52-’53 Camera Club '53 Office Staff '51-’53 BRIAN JOHNSON Not just good but good for something. Class President ’53-'54 Football ’52-'54 Sophomore Favorite Camera Club '53-’54 Basketball 52-’54 PRESTON JORDAN Always ready for a little mischief. V. A. ’53, Football '50-'51 HAROLD KEY A smile that reaches all. (Pilot Point) Baseball '50-’52 Vice Pres. Junior Class Football 51- 52, Basketball '51-'52 Sports Editor of school paper DYANN W. KERBOW (Sunset) Life without laughing is a dreary blank. F. H. A. 50- 51 Sophomore Class Secretary Cheerleader 50 SARAH KINDRED Her voice is her fortune. Choir '52-’54 N. H. S. '53-'54 Junior Play Musical Comedy '52 F. T. A. '54 DICK KIRK What would he do without women? Camera Club '54 Sound Engineer '53-'54 JOHNIE KLAPPER The mysterious member of the senior class. Football '51-'54 V. A. Camera Club '54 Basketball '50-'51 KAY KLOTZBURGER Always where duty calls. N. H. S. ’53-'54 Camera Club (Vice Pres. ’54) Choir '54 Colt Staff '54 Student Council '54 Safety Council '53 Quill and Scroll '54 JOYCE KNIPRATH One of those minute-sized addi- tions. F. H. A. '53-’54 (Officer '54) Choir '53-’54 N. H. S. ’53-’54 ft ROYCE LAWSON What would Kelly-Sawyer do with- out him? Football ’52, Baseball ’52-’54 MARSHA LEHEW Always a smile for everyone. Colt Staff ,53-’54, F. H. A. ’51-’53 Camera Club '54, Library Club TILLIE LESTER She talks nice; she acts nice; she is nic« Annual Staff '54, N. H. S. ’53-’54 Class Officer '53 Choir ’53-’54 (Officer ’54) Band ’51-’54 (Officer ’51-’54) Red Cross 52-’54 (Pres. ’54) Student Council '52-'54 FRANKLIN LOVE Everybody’s own good buddy. F. F. A. 51- 54 BILLIE JOY MARSHALL A light heart lives longer. F. H. A. 51-’54 DONNA MATETZSCHK Why couln’t we all be as sweet as Donna ? BYRON MATTHEWS Pete” will do. Camera Club ’54 CARROL McALPINE Just call him Oscar . Football ’51-'52 F. F. A. ’52-’53 Colt Staff ‘54 Baseball 54 Camera Club ETHEL Me FADIN A friend to all and sincere in her efforts. N. H. S. ’53-’54 Colt Staff ’53-’54 Quill and Scroll 53-’54 F. H. A. ’51-’53 Literary Club ’52-’54 ■■I JO ANN McQUEARY They never fail, those who try. F. H. A. '51-’52 Library Club, Office Staff ’54 DON MIEARS A typical Westerner and proud of it. F. F. A. ’50-54 (Vice Pres. ’54) Football '50 Student Council '54 DOUGLAS MILBURN One of our fine outstanding boys. N. H. S. ’53- 54 (Vice Pres. 54) Annual Staff '54 Student Council '54 Quill and Scroll '54 DONNA MITCHELL She has a sweet smile. Glee Club ’ 54 Library Club ’52-’53 F. H. A. ’51 TOMMY MOORE What Tommy can’t do with ahorse no one can. F. F. A. 51-’54 (DistrictPres. ’53) Track ’52-’53 Colt Staff ’54 Class Officer (Treasurer ’52) “Little Arlie” Trainer ’54 Band ’51-’53 GRADALYN MORRIS Long blond curls are added attrac- tions to her personality. N. H. S. 53-’54 Colt Staff ’53-’54 Quill and Scroll ’53-’54 F. H. A. 51-’54 Literary Club ’53-’54 PAT MORROW One we can recall with pleasure. Choir '54 Mad’moiselles '53 (President) F. H. A. ’51-’54 (Vice Pres. ’52, Pres. 54) Student Council ’52-'54 N. H. S. 53-'54 RICHARD NARCHO He is certainly interested in sports. Basketball ’51-’54 Football ’51-’54 Track 51-’54 Camera Club 51- 52 DAN NORMAN He could if he would, but he won’t. Football '51-’54 Basketball ’51-’53 Baseball ’54 Safety Council '54 (Reporter) DANNY OSBURN There will never be another like him. Basketball ’53-’54, Baseball 54 Track 53, Choir ’54 ROGER PARSLEY All the great men are dying—-I don’t feel so good myself. Band ’51-’52, F. F. A. ’51-’52 Choir ’54 WANDA PEEK Always willing to help. N. H. S. '53-’54, Colt Staff 53-’54 Literary Club 52-’54 F. T. A. ’53-’54, (Reporter), F. H. A. 51- 52 GEORGE PETERS Girls, don’t look at me; I’m too ba shf ul. Choir ’52-’54 PATRICIA ANN POWELL Men may come and men may go but not if I can help it. F. H. A. ’53 EUGENE PRATER Here’s to love , the only fire you can’t buy insurance on. Band ’53-’54 Choir ’53-’54 Safety Council ’54 BILLY RANDALL He does his best at all times. (Mansfield) Football ’51-’52 F. F. A. 51-’52 DALE RASH He hasn’t decided on his life’s work yet. F. F. A. 51- 54 SUSAN REDDING Always around when you need her. Choir ’52-’54 Safety Council ’54 F. H. A. ’51-’53 N. H. S. ’53-’54 Junior Play Musical Comedy RUTH REDMOND Scatter-brained, but we love her. Colt Staff '54, Library Club ’53-’54, F. H. A. ’51- 54t Office Staff '53, Camera Club ’54, Quill and Scroll '54 GAYLE REEVES Luck’s with her all the way. Colt Staff '54, F. H. A. '51-’54 Junior Play, Red Cross Council SANDRA ROEBUCK Lovely to look at; nice to be with. Literary Club ’54, F. H. A. 51- 53, Camera Club '53, Jr. Play AL RUSSELL He has heard that men of few words are the best men. F. F. A. ’51-'54 Football '51 BOB RUSSELL Time and tide wait for no man. (Hudson High School) Hockey ’51-’53 Football 51-’53 Soccer 53 PAULA SARTAIN All who know her, love her. Camera Club '54 Library Club 54 BARBARA SHERWOOD Always cheering for the Colts. Cheerleader '54 Sophomore Favorite F. H. A. 51-’52 N. H. S. '53-’54 HARRIET SHOTOLA We hear her, we see her, we like her. Cheerleader ’54 Literary Club '54 N. H. S. ’53-’54 Camera Club '54 RONNIE SMITH He goes quietly about his work. Camera Club '51 Football ’53-’54 Track '53 SUE SMITH A truer friend could not be found. Band ’52-’54 F. H. A. '51-'52 Camera Club ’53-’54 F. T. A. ’52 ALFRED WAYNE SMITH A quiet mind is richer than a crown. Camera Club '54 MARY CATHERINE SOHN Talks little and says much. F. H. A. 51-’52 Girls Glee Club ’54 RICHARD WRIGHT STEPHENS He is always ready when you are. Football ’51-'54 Safety Council ’53-’54 Student Council '53 Leathercraft '51 Baseball '51 WANDA JO STEPHENS Always there when needed. N. H. S. '53-’54 Student Council '53- 54 F. T. A. '52-’54 (Pres. '53) Band 51-'54 (Treas. '54) Red Cross’51-’54 (Vice Pres. ’54) F. H. A. '51-'53 Annual Staff '54 MARY ALICE STEWART She knows what she wants when she wants it. F. H. A. '51 N. H. S. '53-'54 HELEN STRICKLAN Personal appearance alwayscounts. (Linden) F. H. A. '51-’52 Band '51-'52 Camera Club '53 JAMES SWAFFORD He grows some everyday. Football '51-'54 Baseball '5I-'54 Leathercraft 51 Choir '54 F. F. A. '51 HAYDEN VICTOR TERRY Satan often hides behind an innocent face. Football '51-'54 Baseball ’51-’54 Student Council '52 Junior Class Vice Pres. Choir ’51-'54 Junior Play Jr. Rotarian '54 RBARA THOMAS 3uiet as a mouse but you know she is there. V. H. S. ’53-’54 Literary Club ’53-’54 (Pres. ’54) Student Council 54 Colt Staff '54, Choir 53-’54 Red Cross ’52-’53 (Sec. ’52) IED WILEY THOMAS Vomen are notof greatinterest—yet. r. F. A. 51-’54 (Pres. ’54) Itudent Council '54 ANN TIDWELL Cheerfulness is a great asset. H. A. ’51-'52 liris’ Glee Club ’53-’54 JO YE TOMPKINS A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Colt Staff ’53-’54 F. T. A. ’54 (Sec.) Student Council ’54 N. H. S. ’53-’54 Quill and Scroll 53-’54 MARGIE TUCKER She brings sunshine to the lives of others. N. H. S. 53-’54 Band ’52-’54 Colt Staff ’54 Red Cross '54 Camera Club ’54 F. H. A. ’51 VICTOR WAGNER Why be silent today—tomorrow I may be dumb. Library Club ’52-’53 Debate Club '51-’52 Camera Club ’54 SARAH WATKINS You can recognize her by that laugh. Class Officer ’52-’54 (Secretary) Student Council '53-'54 Annual Staff '54 Choir ’53- 54 (Sec. ’54) N. H. S. 53-'54 Band '52-’54 F. H. A. ’51-’52 (Officer ’52) GLEN DOYLE WATSON A most reliable man is he. Football '51-’52 Baseball ’51-’52 Science Club BARBARA WHALEY We needed her at A. H. S. (Netuchen High, New Jersey) Lady in Waiting at Band Formal. BEVERLY ANN WHITE She’s just as cheerful as her face shows. (Sidney, Texas) Advanced Choir 51-’52, F. H. A. '52- 53, Choir '54, Colt Staff '54 PATRICIA WILLIAMS “Peaches” suits her better. Freshman Favorite, F. H. A. 51-'53, Student Council ’51-’53, N. H. S. ’53-’54, Safety Council '51 JULIA ANN WILSON Kind-hearted, friendly and full of life. Student Council '53-’54, Annual Staf] '54,N.H.S. 53-’54, Band ’52-’54, Choir '53-’54, Office Staff '51. KENNETH WOLFE Give him time for thought. Football 51- 53 F. F. A. ’51 JACK WOMBLE A man of few words. F. F. A. Officer ’51-’52 Junior Rotarian 54 Football 51-’54 Track ’51-’54 Basketball '51 MARLYN WOOD A good heart’s worth its weight in gold. JIM WOODMAN A determined will to serve. N. H. S. ’53-’54 (Pres. ’54) Camera Club ’51-’54 (Pres. 54) Annual Staff ’54 Choir ’54 Student Council (Vice Pres. 54) Band Announcer ’54 Quill and Scroll ’54 BARBARA WOODWARD Another interstate product. Girls’ Glee Club ’52-’53 F. H. A. 51-’54 DURWOOD WORKMAN Where there’s a will there’s away. Football '51- 52 Basketball 51 Camera Club 51-’54 ANNETTE WORKMAN There’s sunshine in her big brown eyes. F. H. A. ’51-’52, Camera Club ’51-’54, F. T. A. 52-'54 (V. P. ’54) Student Council 53-’54 Office Staff ’52-’54 JANNETTE WORKMAN Always ready to help her class- mates. F. H. A. 51- 52, Office Staff 52-’53, Colt Staff ‘52-.’54 Quill and Scroll 52-’54 Camera Club ’51-’54 F. T. A. ’52-’54 FAYE WORKMAN Whose high endeavors are an inward light. N. H. S. 53- 54 Camera Club ’53-’54 F. H. A. 51-'54 RAYMOND WRIGHT He spreads laughter. Football 51-’52 Golf 52-’54 Red Cross Council ’53-’54 Camera Club ’53-’54 Linda and Arthur delivering circulars. JUNIOR CLASS UNDERSTUDIES PRESIDENT......................................................................Charles Munson VICE PRESIDENT...................................................................James Hydcn SECRETARY.....................................................................Ann Hufendick TREASURERS....................................................Henry Armstrong, Barbara Horton SOCIAL CHAIRMEN..................................................Linda Reaves Harvey Pippin REPORTER.................................................................Harriett Slaughter SPONSORS..........................................................................Mrs. Johns Mr. Key Miss Nora Butler Mrs. Wilkins Nell Ruth Adams Dora Lee Alford Eva Juanita Alford Frank Anderson Raymond Andre Henry Armstrong Peggy Austin Grace Bell Jimmy Autrey Freddie Lou Beltzner Tommy Bennett Richard Bennett Martha Jo Birdwell Don Boring Ann Bond Berley Bowen Charles Bradley Terry Buchan Jeanette Bowerman Grover Brendle Milton Bullock ch Paul Caines Arlene Campbell Joan Yvonne Chaffin Dorothy Cass Doilye Belle Chapman Mary Nell Collins Anita Cotter Dwain Cox Fred Dalton Mary Louise Dj Wayne Christia Clayton Helen Demases Joyce Diggs Michael Ditto Wanda Corinne Eixman Eckelman LVnette Beatrice English Kenneth Fabel Jimmie Finch Clyde Godfrey Patsy Goodwin Carol Ann Goerdel Benny Graeff Letha Laynette Griftin riffin Royce Grimes Weldon Hall Carolyn Heath Jo Ann Hebbard Sylvia Hodges James Holland Leo Jahns Bryan Hundley Ruth Kurtzweil Eileen Anne Liddy J. Gilbert Luke Joe Byron Lindsey Nelda Luton Nancy Moody Norma Moore Jerry Moore June Moore Dennis Morrison Betty Moser Charles Munson Ledawn Ogletree orwood Joy Flow Parker Maxine Payne Harvey Pigpen Linda Reaves Bonnie Richey Robert Reynolds Jay Edward Riddle William Ray Stone Judy Swafford Joan Marie Sulack James Harold Taylor Hayden Templeton Kathryn Taylor Gerald Lee Tracy Autry Tucker Fred Tucker Paul Vader Gary Venrick Joyce Vicara Jean Wagoner Bobby Dale Walker Dorothy Watkins Bill Walker Carol Wajigfr , Ray Watkins Virginia Watkins Namon Watson Franees Web Deanna Lou White Kenneth Wickliffe Jerry Whit£ Sandra Wyatt Gossiping in study hall. The Junior booth at the Halloween Party. Dick's in deep meditation. SOPHOMORE CLASS PROP MEN PRESIDENT...... VICE-PRESIDENT. . SECRETARY...... TREASURER...... 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Why so solemn, Jane ? ■ ARLINGTON MA4l' western UNION CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing body of the school. Two representatives from each class and club compose its membership. This organization plans assembly programs, conducts all- school elections, and sponsors all-school festivities. Planning homecoming day is one of the main duties of the student council. The president of this group is also Student-Body President. OFFICERS President----------------------Jerry Foster Vice-President-----------------Jim Woodman Secretary----------------------Ruth Barnes Sergeant-at-arms---------------Jimmy Finch Parliamentarian----------------Eddie Myers Jerry Ray Foster Sponsors Miss Ousley Mrs. Johns Mr. Webb JUNIOR ROTARIANS The Junior Rotarians are chosen by a secret faculty committee to attend the regular Ro- tarian meetings for one month. These senior boys are selected for outstanding leadership, sportsmanship and scholarship. Left to rights Brian Johnson, Jack Womble, Paul Harris, Kenny Everett, Dick Stephens, Jerry Foster, Ar- thur Bird, Hayden Terry, Paul Falk, (not pictured Tommy Moore). The Myrtle Lee Thornton Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of members from the junior and senior classes on basis of qualities of high character, service, leader- ship, and scholarship. The purpose of this organization is to stimulate interest in scholarship. Left to rights Back Row: Raymond Watkins, Marcel Santerre, Mr. Webb, Glenn James, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Johns, Charlotte Harvey, Jo Stephens, Nancy Dunsworth, Jane Brcm, Harriet Shotola, Wy- nelle Brown Eddie Mver . Kenneth Wickliffe, Beverly Barling, Bob Reynolds, Susan Redding, Andy Cos- by, Sue Beall Blanton, J. Gilbert Luke, Sarah Watkins, Tom Hill, Julia Wilson, David Doan, Gradalyn Morris, Gail Cartwright, Connie Bass, Patricia Williams Ray, Nancy Pat Houston Sandra Hemmle, Janie Howard Kay Klotzburger, Ledawn Ogletree, Renae Bygel, Margie Tucker, Barbara Thomas, Dorothy Watkins, Corinne Eixman, Beverly Matlock, Maxine Payne, Barbara Horton, Jan Knight, Betrecia Smith, Virginia Watkins, Ann Hufendick, Pat Curry, Peggy Austin, Tillie Lester, Ruth Kurtzweil Ramona Elkins, Michael Ditto, Jerry Ray Foster, Joye Tompkins, Ruth Barnes, Mary Alice Stewart, Patricia Dennis, Faye Workman, Joyce Kniprath, Wanda Peek, Pat Morrow, Pris- cilla Matlock, Sarah Kindred, Ethel McFadin, Frances Webb Arthur Bird, Douglas Milbum, Bonny Black, Sara Brothers, Linda Hargrave, Jim Woodman. HONOR SOCIETY The new spring members are: Left to right: Nancy Moody, Jannette Bowerman, Billy Coble, Bill Walker, Harold Key, Betty Jo DeVaney, Beverly White, Wanda Thomasson. Fall Officers President- ----- -Jim Woodman Vice-President— Douglas Milburn Secretary------- -Sara Jo Brothers Treasurer---------Linda Hargrave Social Chairmen------Arthur Bird Bonny Jo Black Spring Term President ----- Douglas Milburn Vice-President— - - Arthur Bird Secretary---------Ethel McFadin Treasurer----------- Michael Ditto Social Chairmen - - - Eddie Myers Bonny Black Reporter Jane Brem Reporter Frances Webb SOPRANO BROTHERS HARVEY HEMMLE (President) KINDRED KN IP RATH MORROW PIKAUSKAS REDDING WATKINS (Secretary) WHITE WILSON WYATT ACCOMPANIST ALTO BIRCHFIELD BROWN M. BROWN W. BYGEL GARDNER HARGRAVE KLOTZBURGER KURTZWEEL LESTER (Treasurer) LEVICK MATLOCK SLAUGHTER THOMAS [ WEBB BONNY BLACK COLT GLEEMEN PRESIDENT____ VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY. . . ACCOMPANIST. Clyde Godfrey Phil Johnson T erry Buchan Barbara Kilpatrick ARLINC Left to rights Renae Bygel, Linda Harg: Cartwright, Wynelle Brown. CHORALIERS TENOR } ARNOLD DALTON D. DALTON F. LEVICK LOWRANCE OSBURN PETERS PRATER SELLICK SWAFFORD DIRECTOR BASS CROWLEY FALK FOSTER HOLLAND KIKER .MYERS PARSLEY REMYNSE TERRY WALKER WINDERS WOODMAN B. WOODMAN J. MISS JANE ELLIS a Hemmle, Gail MAD’MOISELLES PRESIDENT. VICE PRESIDENT. . M...... . . . SECRETARY................... ACCOMPANIST................. Nancy Pat Houston Jancicc Ellison Ann Binion Sandra Sutherland MAJORETTES Left to right: Sara Jo Brothers Nancy Dunsworth Bonny Jo Black Linda Johnson Josie Lu Bird BAND Nancy PaL Houston -h o----—, J]xyurjJ of yndjf v. ? ' FLAG BEARERS I Left to right: Jan Knight Barbara Horton DRUM MAJORETTE Linda Hargrave FLUTES Barnhill Prater Bygel Curry Sutton Myers Slaughter ( Webb I „ „ • Busbee Wright Lindsey Davis Gardner Hodges Ellison CORNETS Kitterman Sandefer Jones Smith Haines Binion Lester Elliott Ritter Giddens Smith Bailey James Brem Wickliffe Warren Horsley Armstrong FRENCH HORNS Williams PERCUSSION Kevil BASSOON Santerre Hemmle Lamb CLARINETS Lcvick Sutherland Hargrave Wilson BARITONES Brown Austin Miller Watkins Birchfield Musil Woodward Ogle tree Meador OBOE Carter Fillmore Marshall Provence Hunt Morrison Brown Laurance Wilbur Fairchild Wages Bygel Hinshaw TROMBONES Hayes Matlock Miles BASS CLARINETS Brewer Prater Walker Leazar SAXAPHONES Stephens Joyner Spear BASS HORNS BELLS McIntosh DIRECTOR Corey OFFICERS PRESIDENT Henry Armstrong vice esii SECRETARY TREASURER CHAPLAIN LIBRARIAN ■ Tillie Lester SOCIAL CHAIRMEN Julia Wilson Marcel Santerre CHEER LEADERS on (school owes a vote of thanks to Miss Melba Roddy and a group of cheerleaders who have a fine job of keeping up the school spirit. They have brought to us many original pep .es. After each home football game, the student body has enjoyed a dance sponsored by this iding: Beth Hankins, Ann Hufendick, Harriet Shotola eeling: Delores King, Sue Blanton, Barbara Sherwood. This year Little Arlie, our mas- cot, has been cared for and trained efficiently by Tommy Moore and Don Bourne. Little Arlie has become widely known in the district. COLT CORRAL Editors............................RUTH BARNES PAT CURRY Business Managers-----------------JO STEPHENS DOUGLAS MILBURN Art...................................EILEEN LIDDY Class Editors..........................SARAH WATKINS • JULIA ANN WILSON Sports JERRY FOSTER Typist TDLLIE LESTER MRS. H. M. NICHOLS Sponsor Photographer JIM WOODMAN Left to right: Gayle Reeves (Ad Solicitor), Gradalyn Morris (Business Mana- ger), Ruth Redmond (Ad Solicitor), Jane Brem (Ad Solicitor), Sara Jo Brothers (Page Editor), Kay Klotzburger (Photographer). JOURNALISM THE COLT STAFF Left to right: Janette Workman---Make-up Ed. Ethel McFadin----Feature Ed. Sue Beall Blanton-Sports Ed. Bonny Black-------Co. Ass't. Ed. Joye Tompkins-Co. Ass't. Ed. Wynelle Brown--Editor FUTURE HOMEMAKERS DICK DALTON The James W.Martin Chapter of F. H. A. has ne arly two hundred members this year. Its purpose i s to further in- terest in home economics. National F. H. A. Week in November is observed by par- ticipating in specific activi- ties and projects each day. Climaxing the week's activi- ties is the dance where the F. H. A. Sweetheart is crowned. Left to right: Standing—Pat Curry (Secretary),Mrs. Ray, Mrs.Tumham (Sponsors), Sandra Leazar (Civil Defense), Harriet Slaughter (2nd Vice President), Joyce Kni- prath (Song Leader), Priscilla Matlock (Reporter), Jan Knight (Historian),Seated— Jan is Nelson (Historian), Barbara Kilpatrick (Pianist), Barbara Horton (1st Vice President), Josie Lu Bird (Sergeant-at-Arms), Wynelle Brown (Reporter), Maryetta Holley (Parliamentarian), Sara Jo Brothers (Song Leader), Pat Morrow (President). Sweetheart starts the dance. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Arlington Chapter of F. F. A. has been outstanding on both local and state levels. Each year the boys, who do outstanding work on different projects, enjoy a vacation tour to some section of the United States. Left to right, Back Row: Don Miears, V.-Pres.; Kinney Everett, Treas.; Jerry Price, Sec.; Louis Autrey, Historian. Left to right, Front Row: Mr. Roquemore, Spon- sor; Andy Anderson, Rep.; Tommy Clayton, Pari.; Franklin Love, Sentinel; Floyd Harri- son, Song Leader; Fred Thomas, President. Dottie Ann Harrison Camping on the F. F. A. trip. CAMERA CLUB This year the Camera Club mem- bership has increased greatly. Each member is required to turn in snapshots each six weeks. The Colt Corral Staff is most grateful to the Camera Club for submitting snapshots from which the most suitable pictures may be selected for the annual. Left to right: Top row—Jim Woodman (President), Bob Russell (Social Chair- man), Wynelle Brown (Reporter), Mr. Duff (Sponsor), Second row—Charlotte Harvey (Social Chairman), Kay Klotzburger (Vice-President), Bonny Jo Black (Secretary). SAFETY COUNCIL Our traffic problems and our crowded hall conditions have been lessened through the co- operation of the students with this efficient safety council. Left to right: Reporters-----Charlie Barnes Dan Norman Vice-Pres.----Henry Armstrong President-----Weldon Hall Sec.-Treas.— Susan Redding Sponsor Mr. Curlee FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Maude V. Roark Chaptcrof F.T.A, was organized to interest students in learning more about teaching and to help them decide on their future work. Left to right: Back Row: Mrs. Lacy, Mrs. Nichols (Sponsors), Joye Tompkins (Secretary- Treasurer). Front Row; Annette Workman (Vice- President), Jo Stephens (Parliamen- tarian), Ramona Elkins (President). QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an international so- ciety for high school journalists. This chapter is composed of members of the Colt Corral and the Colt Staff. Left to right: Back Row; Jerry Ray Foster, Andy Cosby, Kay Klotzburgcr Pat Curry, Sara Jo Brothers, Gradalyn Morris, Sarah Watkins, Jane Brem, Julia Wilson Mike Ditto,Paula Sartain,Ruth Barnes, Jannette Workman, Tillie Lester, Ethel McFadin, Joye Tompkins Jim Woodman, Eileen Liddy, Frances Webb, Gayle Reeves, Wynelle Brown, Bonny Black, Priscilla Matlock, Sue Beall Blanton, Ruth Redmond. RED CROSS One student from each home room composes the membership of the : Red Cross. They sponsor the Na- tional Junior Membership Drive and present an outstanding program each year in co-operation with F. H. A. at Veterans Hospitals. Left to right: Program Chairman-Margie Tucker Sponsor------------Miss Roark Secretary----------Wyncllc Brown Social Chairman-- Gail Cartwright President----------Tillie Lester Program Chairman- Ruth Kurtz well Vice-President-----Jo Stephens (not pictured) DEVOTIONAL COUNCIL The Devotional Committee is new this year. In addition to giving inspirational messages Monday over the Intercom, they present a thought for the day, and offer the blessing at noon. Left to right: President-------------------Ruth Barnes Secretary-------------------Julia Wilson Reporter--------------------Merilyn Brown President Sandra Hemmle LITERARY CLUB The Literary Club helps to promote an ap- preciation for good literature and plays Regular meetings are held twice a month. Left to right: Social Chairmen----------Harriet Slaughter Phil Johnson Vice-President-----------Jane Brem President----------------Barbara Thomas Secretary----------------Barbara Horton Program Chairmen---------Michael Ditto (not pictured) Kathryn T aylor LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club helps to create interest in both current and class- ical literature. They have made many attractive posters throughout the year, keeping us aware of new books in our library. Left to right: Treasurer--------Peggy Birchfield Publicity--------Beverly Barling Vice-President- Jerry Hunt President-------Joe Provence Publicity-------Gary Venrick Reporters-------Ruth Redmond Sue Beall Blanton Secretary-------Jimmy Harris Sponsor Mrs. Wilkins LIBRARY HELP Left to right: Joyce Sampson, Lynette Eng- lish, Betty Nell Deering, Ruth Meador, Norma Weatherford, Peggy Birchfield, Margie Tib- betts, Florence Sampson, Bev- erly Handley, Virginia Wat- kins, Doris Starks, Mrs. Wil- kins (Sponsor). OFFICE HELP Left to right: Barbara Sherwood, Pat Morrow, Connie Bass, Sylvia Hodges, Kath- leen Actkins on, Jo Ann McQueary, Beverly Hooper, Kay Klotz- burger, Sue Smith, Annette Workman, Jannette Workman, Gail Cartwright. SENIOR FAVORITES JUNIOR FAVORITES 1 JU bet. JbuJJL. . 4Us« Ut-cZX. CAuM yU cU. r o- p- PZ’. f ( ' f- a SOPHOMORE FRESHMEN V s FAVORITES HOMECOMING QUEEN BEST PRESSED WESTERNERS DICK STEPHENS DONNA HARRISON ADDED ATTRACTION (SPORTS) COACH JOHN POLZIN COACH LUTHER FAMBRO In his third year as line coach and baseball coach, John Polzin has gained the respect not only of the students but of the entire town for his fine coaching ability. Always good for a joke, he is as popular in the classroom as he is on the field. Coach Luther Bugs Fambro is making his de- but at Arlington this year as track and Freshman football coach. He also helped with the scout- ing chores. Coach Fambro has made a fine showing his first year here and we are sure that he will be a great success in the years to come. COACH SAM CURLEE One of the most well-liked men on or off the campus is Mr. Sam Curlee. He has coached basket- ball here for the past two years with good results and, besides being the B team football coach, he is quite valuable as a scout against other teams. COACH LEO BEBENSEE Another new member of the coaching staff, though not a new face around Arlington, is Leo Bebensee. Coach Beben- see has coached football at West Side for several years. His duties this year consisted o f assisting Coach Fambro with the Freshman team and scouting. COACH MAYFIELD WORKMAN Not many schools can boast the fine coaching staff that A. H. S. has. In the number one position on the staff we find Mayfield Workman. It is the duty of a coach not only to teach the game of football but also to build char- acter in a boy. We are proud to say that Coach Workman i s tops in both respects. FOOTBALL “A’SQUAD SCHEDULE WE THEY Sept. 18 Denton 7 26 Sept. 25 Ft. Worth Tech. 0 19 Oct. 2 Weatherford 19 68 Oct. 9 Terrell 6 19 Oct. 15 Pleasant Grove 0 52 Oct. 23 Irving 7 13 Oct. 30 Open Nov. 6 Cleburne 0 40 Nov. 13 Brownwood 8 41 Nov. 20 Garland 0 31 Nov. 27 Grand Prairie 6 13 MANAGERS Left to right; Jerry Whitt, Phil Johnson, James Harvey Thompson, Carol Warner. If 4 B’TEAM SCHEDULE Sept. 17 Garland WE 0 THEY 13 Sept. 24 Denton 0 19 Oct. 1 Pleasant Grove 6 20 Oct. 8 Terrell 38 0 Oct. 22 Irving 6 13 Oct. 29 Highland Park 0 0 Nov. 5 Cleburne 13 26 Nov. 19 Grand Prairie 0 30 Top Rows Donald Thompson, David Thompson, Wayne Crowley, Charles Burkins, C.V. Howard, Mr. Curlee Second Row: John Dews, Clyde Godfrey, Wayne Rivers, Dwain Marlow, Kenneth Polk, Jerry Price, Gary Vanderslice, Charles Lehman Bottom Row: David Eaton, Dennis Morgan, Tommy Clayton, Dan Marty, Jerry Moore , Bucky Workman, David Cantrell. FRESHMEN TEAM Top Row: SCHEDULE Coach Bcbensee, John Young, Don Lasatcr, Earl Henson, Huey Sibley, Sept. 17 Cleburne There WE 6 THEY 26 Wayne Leath, Coach Fambro Oct. 1 Pleasant Grove Here 7 0 ' 1. Oct. 8 Irving There 14 0 Second Row: Oct. 22 Garland There 7 23 V Oct. 29 Denton There 12 26 Deward Bingham, Niles Mullenix, Nov. S Grand Prairie Here 19 6 Darwin Price, Carrol Courtney, Ian Nov. 12 Highland Park Here 19 21 McDonald, Ronnie Graves, Manuel Parra Bottom Row: Bobby Cole,Charles Jacobs, David Orr, Travis Winn, David Snider, Richard Jobe, Frank Hillard. BIRCH Tackle KINNEY EVERETT No. 1 0 Quarterback PAUL FALK No. 89 End JIMMY FINCH JERRY FOSTER No. 76 Tackle No. 88 End ir their jackets. JAMES HYDEN No. 22 Halfback BRIAN JOHNSON No. 64 Guard DANNY SMITH BUD REMYNSE BILLY RANDALL LARRY NORRIS No. 40 Fullback No. 83 End No. 15 Guard No. 11 Quarterback RONNIE SMITH No. 30 Halfback BOBBY WALKER No. 85 End (Capt.) JACK WOMBLE No. 44 Fullback DICK STEPHENS No. 72 Tackle JAMES SWAFFORD HAYDEN TERRY No. 62 Guard No. 61 Guard AUTRY TUCKER No. 74 End [p (f? AII g n r� ii.«9 All DENTON Moving up into a higher bracket this season,the Colts journeyed to Denton for their first game in high spirits and with hopes of making themselves known as well in the 3A ranks as they had been known in 2A. They were met by Coach Walter Parker's Bronchos, who proved they wanted to win also. By scoring in three periods of the game, they set the Colts back with a 26 - 7 defeat. Leggo of my foot! FT. WORTH TECH. In Arlington's first home game the Ft. Worth Tech Bulldogs snapped out a 15 game losing streak and in doing so handed the Colls their second loss of the season by a score of 19-0. In the first quarter the Bulldog's Irby inter- cepted a Colt pass and raced over for the score. The second tally came late in the second quarter when a 43 yard punt return, together with five running plays set the score at halftime, Tech 13 — Arlington 0. The Colts came back with renewed spirit, but were unable to make the needed yard- age for a touchdown. Three minutes before the final whistle, Irby again intercepted a pass and fell over for the score. WEATHERFORD The Colts moved into Weatherford only to be set back for the third time in so many weeks by the score of 68 - 19. The Kangaroo fullback, Willard Dewveall, knocked the props from under the Colts in the first few seconds of play by taking the opening kickoff and going 84 yards for a touchdown. It was the 'Roo's game all the way with Arlington unable to get a foothold long enough to stop the fired up 2A eleven. The Colts scored three times,but none came from scrimmage. Charles Denson legged a stray Kangaroo pass back for 79 yards in the third period. James Hyden scored in the same period on a beautiful 91 yard kickoff re- turn. Tackle Jackie Burch managed to grab a free ball in the last quarter and lumbered across for the final Colt tally. TERRELL The fourth game of the season brought the Colts against their keenest non-conference op- ponents and the defending 2A Champions-----the Terrell Tigers. The game-which was feared to be a run-away in favor of Terrell-kept the fans on the edge of their seats from start to finish with the Colts playing their best defensive game thus far and holding the visitors to a 19-6 victory. After their 68- 19 defeat the week before, the Green and White bounced back and surprised the high riding East Texans by holding them to a six point lead during the first half. The Tigers managed to push two more touchdowns across before the end of the game, and with 2:47 left on the clock the Colts scored their with Larry Norris throwing a screen pass to Kinney fcyerett. The play climaxed a dmrtTfrom the Terrell 43 which began when Norris passed to Bobby Walker who went all the way down to the Terrell 17 before being stopped. That's far enough, buddy! PLEASANT GROVE The Colts opened their 3A-2 conference slate against Pleasant Grove on the Bobcat's field and minus four of the starting line-up. The result was a smashing 52-0 victory for the hosts. Pleasant Grove scored in every period taking advantage of every Pony miscue and held them scoreless throughout the entire game. The only Colt threat died on the three yard line after they took the final kick-off and moved there in 15 plays. IRVING Playing one of their best games of the season the Colts held the Irving Tigers to a 13-7 victory. Neither team showed much drive in the first period, the only score being made by the Tigers. Their conversion point was blocked and the half ended 6-0. Play was confined to the middle of the field in the 3rd quarter. Score came in the fading moments when Irving made a T. D. and extra point. The Arlington Colts had one of their rough- est times with the Cleburne Yellowjackcts. Faced by the strong 3A team and being weakened by injuries to key players, the Colts, nonetheless, fought a good game. The highly-favored Yellowjackets were held scoreless the first quarter. The first half was climaxed by three Cle- burne touchdowns and 2 extra points. The Colts momentarily headed goalward during the opening minutes of the second half, gaining a pair of first downs before a Norris pass was intercepted. Cleburne scored three more T. D.'s leaving the final score to read Arlington 0, Cle- burne 40. Womble coming around the horn. BROWNWOOD The Lions led by All-State Ray Masters overwhelmed the Colts with a score of 41 - 8. It was the annual A. H. S. Homecoming. The first quarter ended in a Brownwood margin of 21-0. The Colts couldn't get a drive started without losing the ball on fumbles and the first half ended 27-0 in the Lion's favor. Bobby Walker set up the final Colt score by blocking a Master's punt which was received behind the Lion's goal. A few minutes later tire Colts moved to pay dirt, with Paul Harris making the touchdown. Which way now, Walker? CLEBURNE The Colts took the next kick-off and moved 56 yards for the final score. Jack Womble carried most of the at- tack and a two-yard pitch to end Bob- by Walker ended in the T. D. Don Boring converted the extra point. Out- standing players in the game were Charles Munson and Dan Norman. GARLAND The Colts lost their ninth straight game to the Owls with a score of 31-0. Danny Smith started the first real drive early in the first quarter as the Colts moved 32 yards before losing the ball on downs. The first quarter ended 6-0 in favor of Garland. The second quarter was a repeat of the first with a drive spear-headed by Jack Womble and Danny Smith which moved 58 yards. This spirited drive ended in an intercepted pass from Larry Norris intended for Bobby Dale Walker. James looks determined. The half ended 6-0 in Garland's favor. Garland dominated the ball during the sec- ond half, scoring 25 points. GRAND PRAIRIE The Colts met one of their roughest opponents on Thanksgiving afternoon and showed surprising defense and at- tack to an estimated crowd of 3200 fans. Danny Smith proved to be the leading ground gainer in the contest and also made the Colt's only T. D. The halftime score was tied 6-6. The tie was broken in the third quarter by an intercepted pass which was turned into an undeserved touchdown. The Colts tried valiantly in the last quarter to tie the score, but without success. Since this was the last game of the We almost had this one. season, several seniors put out unusual effort which resulted in very fine foot- ball. These boys were Jimmy Binion, center; Paul Harris, back; and Bobby Dale Walker, end. OUTSTANDING PLAYERS Dan Norman is being congratulated by Mr. Mickey McGuire for having received the Mickey McGuire Award. Each year Mr. McGuire presents this award to an outstanding Arlington High School football player. Dan was selected by a committee that attended most of the Colt games. Mayor Tommy Vandergriff congratulates Richard “Chief” Narcho on having received the Vandergriff Award. This award is presented annually to an outstanding football player of Arlington High School. Chief was selected by a majority vote of the coaches of the opposing teams. This year, he also received Honorable Mention on the A11 Greater Dallas Football Team. These players are selected by the Dallas sports writers. BASKETBAL Date Opponent Dec. 1 Waxahachie T Dec. 3 Waxahachie H Dec. 4 Sherman H Dec. 7 Denton T Dec. 10 Denton H Dec. 14 St. John’s T Dec. 16 Waxahachie T Dec. 21 Denton T Dec. 22 Gainesville T Dec. 22 Greenville T Dec. 28 Mobeetee T Dec. 29 Sherman T Dec. 30 Irving T Jan. 5 ♦Cleburne T James Hyden Charles Munson Richard Narcho ASKET BALL Dennis Morgan Roger Coble Don Boring HEDULE Date Jan. 8 Opponent ♦Brownwood H Jan. 9 Sherman T Jan. 12 ♦Irving H Jan. 15 ♦Pleasant Grove T Jan. 22 ♦Grand Prairie T Jan. 26 ♦Garland H Jan. 29 ♦Cleburne H Feb. 2 ♦Brownwood T Feb. 5 ♦Irving T Feb. 9 ♦Pleasant Grove T Feb.11 Birdville T Feb. 16 ♦Grand Prairie H Feb.19 ♦Garland T “A” TEAM Left to right: Richard Narcho, James Hyden, Charles Munson, Roger Coble, Jerry Moore, Bobby Walker, Jimmy Finch, Bud Remynse, Don Boring, Paul Harris, Kermit Workman, Dennis Mor- gan, Coach Sam Curlee. MANAGERS Bob Russell Wayne Sawyer Chief jumps high for the score. BACK ROW Left to right: Elmer Lapierre, Wayne Crowley, Charles Berkin, Don Prater, Terry Buchan. FRONT ROW Left to right: Tommy Clayton, Bobby Culberson, Billy Meisner, Howard Aldridge. Roger takes his time. Chief takes the ball. So roan' thelT arid iter Oon B-og.' FRESHMAN TEAM BACK ROW Left to right: John Young Ronny Graves David Snider David Thomasson George Rozelle FRONT ROW Left to right: Louis Bass Bobby Cole Frank Hilliard Jimmy White C. V. Brewer TRACK BACK ROW Left to right: Jim Boone, Paul Falk, Kinney Everett, David Orr, Harold Key, Jerry Price, Jim Hinson. FRONT ROW Left to right: Royce Grimes, Tommy Moore, Gary Crosby, Danny Smith, Dennis Easley. Jim puts the shot. Harold and Kenney make ready for the ij ty yard dash. GIRLS ’ P. E. The Girls’ Physical Education classes, which consist of basketball, volleyball, and baseball, are directed by Mrs. Gertrude Johns. Start the game! Ready for the serve? PUBLICITY (Activities) lv DR J 00 ' CHARACTERS Sarah Kindred Wynelle Brown Danny Osborn Jerry Foster Charlotte Harvey Hayden V. Terry Renae Bygel Julia Ann Wilson Charles Denson Eddie Myers ACCOMPANIST Bonny Jo Black DIRECTOR Miss Jane Ellis (W - FOOTBALL BANQUET Coach Gilstrap speaks. FUN ON THE SUMMER TRIP Donny and Floyd have a nice looking pal. PROJECTS Tommy and his sheep. I'V' F H A Janice and Florence watch the Home Nursing demonstration. PROJECTS Sweetheart, Dick Dalton, is crowned by Pat Morrow. A new modeling job for Sandra and Nancy? Mary and Faye just posing! WESTERN DAY he rescue of Little Nell Lunch time Mrs. Sherrod and Miss Roark attired in their western garb. Sheriff Martin and his deputies. Legs” Slaughter and Fingers” Milburn. Little Nell and Dumbbell plead for mercy CAMERA Freshmen in the limelight. All the Sophomore girls toatch the birdie. The eligible shutter-bugs. CLUB Mr. Duff and his harem. The camera catches the Freshman girls. David -- on the other side of the camera. FTA BALL The Christmas Ball, sponsored annually by the Future Teachers of America, was held in the Maxie Speer School Audi- torium. The evening was highlighted by an en- joyable program and a dancing contest. Jerry Ray and Sara Jo waltz, as the winners of the dancing contest. Arthur and Jane enjoy a dance. The attentive audience. JUNIOR PLAY ••WISH ON THE MOON” Jennie Lattimer-----------Harriet Slaughter Mrs. Lattimer-------------------------Janie Howard Gran--------------------------Eileen Liddy Tess------------- -----Priscilla Matlock Eddie-------------------------Eddie Myers Pat---------------------------Bgjb Reynolds Barbara---------------------------------Ann Hufendick Vivian------------------r- Beverly Matlock Martin------------------------------ Harvey Pippin SENIOR PLAY “JUNIOR MISS” Cast Sara Jo Brothers Jerry Foster Gayle Reeves Harriet Shotola Sue Beall Blanton Brian Johnson Hayden Victor Terry Jane Brem Sandra Roebuck Tommy Moore Gaylen Giddens Pete Matthews Dick Stephens Danny Osborn Jim Woodman Dennis Easley Carroll McAlpine Dan Norman MISS CHARLESE POWELL DIRECTOR j this the third lomination ? A bubbly sophomore float proved keen competition. NEW STUDENTS Left Row Top to Bottom: Gilbert Ballard David Marvin Patricia Thedford Sharon Gibbs Patricia Flenniken Patricia Gallagher Jane McCreery Right Row Top to Bottom: George Daughtry Ronald Burgeson Betty Puckett Barbara Dorrach Deanna Daniels Naomi Cox Elaine Bayer Ann Chattin Le Rayne Donaldson David Smith The Twins at A. H. S. are left to right, Back Row: Bobby and Betty Wills, Annette and Jannette Work- man, David and Donald Thompson. Left to right. Front Row: Joyce and Jo Ann Thomasson, J a n e and Joan Troth. GIRLS MONTH 1953 DECEMBER 1953 WYNELLE BROWN HARRIET SLAUGHTER SANDRA HEMMLE 1954 MARCH 1954 LINDA HARGRAVE TILLIE LESTER BONNY JO BLACK PAT CURRY PAT MORROW RUTH BARNES SARAH WATKINS Chosen for All-State Choir are representatives from the past three years. They are left to right. Back Row: Sarah Kindred, Eddie Myers, Wynelle Brown, ’52- 53, Linda Hargrave, Sandra Hemmle--'51-,52. Front Row: George Peters, Ruth Kurtz- weil--'53-’54. Golden Gloves--Danny Osburn and Dan Nor- man. D a n n y—Featherweight C h a m p io n High School Divison at Ft. Worth. Dan—Runner-up for Champion of Light Heavy, Novice Class at Dallas. Selected for Citizenship awards from Boy’s State are left to right: Hayden Terry, Billy Colle, and Jerry Foster. Donna Sherrill Harrison Rodeo Representative from Arlington ONE ACT PLAY A “WOMEN WHO WAIT’ Left to right: Harriet Slaughter Wynelle Brown Charlese Powell Director Sara Jo Brothers Harriet Shotola Jane McCreery Renae Bygel Careful, Mr. Martin you might choke. HALLOWEEN The witches at work. Crazy trio Runners-off for Western Day. The Thompson twins and Don. Margie and Diana register for the new term. Oh! That Colt Corral work! Fire Hall-Barney's headquarters now. Maxine, Joe, and Suzie. The Band plays the Alma Mater . Frank Anderson, Mr. Files, and Raymond Watkins keep our building clean. {uture Senior circular folders at work What have you got, Jerry? are you sic y Pat and Grady look sweet. Joyce and Eddie make a lovely couple. JUNIOR March 12. 1954 Clcn Gardens Country Club Texas SENIOR BANQUET The Boys Quartet Jackie Burch Maryetta Holley Jimmy Finch Linda Reeves Vernon Charlton Dorothy Watkins Kenneth Fable Barbara Woodward Henry Armstrong Barbara Horton Jerry McCarter Harriet Slaughter Dan Norman Sue Blanton Franklin Love Sandra Wyatt Andy Cosby Ruth Kurtzweil Durwood Workman Arlene Campbell Arthur Bird Wynelle Brown James Swafford Joyce Kniprath Charles Denson Sarah Watkins John Culp Ramona Elkins Jim Woodman Linda Hargrave Tommy Bennett Julia Wilson Dennis Easley Jane McCreery Tom Hill Joye Tompkins Raymond Wright Barbara Sherwood Jimmy Binion Renae Bygel Don Clayton Sue Smith Jack Womble Barbara Thomas Bob Russell Ruth Barnes Bill Dunnaway Sandra Hemmle Danny Osburn Jane Brem Billy Coble Ruth Redmond September 8—School began 18—Colts meet Denton 22--First Student Council meeting 25—Colts play Ft. Worth CALENDAR October 2—Colts meet Weatherford 9--Colts play Terrell 13--Student Council meeting 16--Colts vs. Pleasant Grove 23— Colts play Irving 24— Journalism Day at S.M.U. 28--N.H.S. Assembly 3l--Halloween Party in the gym November 4—F. H. A. Assembly 6- -Colts vs. Cleburne 7— F. H. A. Sweetheart Dance Dick Dalton crowned sweetheart 13--Bonny Jo Black crowned Homecoming Queen during Arlington Brown- wood game. 16—N. H. S. meeting 20--Colts play Garland December 8--Student Council meeting 10- -Library Club party 11— Jr. Play “Wish On The Moon” 14- Choir program for Lions Club 15- -Nativity Assembly 16- Choir sings for Pre-School 17- -P. T. A. is entertained by Choir 18- -Annual Christmas pro- gram by Choraliers. Christmas Ball January 5- -Colts meet Cleburne -Student Council meeting 25-2 —Mid-term exams —Musical Comedy “A Bold Front” February 5--Western Day 10--Band Concert Assembly 13--Valentine Dance--Wynelle crowned Queen. 17--Brotherhood Assembly 19—Sophomore social 22— High School P. T. A. 26—Senior Play “Junior Miss” March 2- -Miss Powell resigns 3— N. H. S. spring induction 5—Freshman social 10-11—Choraliers go to Sherman 11- -District F. F. A. Banquet 12— Jr.-Sr. Banquet 19—Band Concert 26—Assembly by Texas Tech Choir April 9—One-Act play at Denton F. H. A. Mother and Daughter Banquet 10—F. F. A. Project show 16-19—Easter Holidays 20—Invitations arrive 23- -Spring Music Festival 24- -Solos and ensembles go to Denton F. F. A. Trip 29—N. H. S. attends assembly at A. S. C. 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