Atlanta High School - Maroon Yearbook (Atlanta, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1952 volume:

Aflfyzfqifrfl TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY '74qlamade f f 'xx 2' 'V V X 1 .X , lA..AE j 'sxul 1- asvgn -:naoovs I .I I HE MAROON 52 rf'-I ..4,x S. 4 4- NNUAL STAFF Assistant Editor -- SALLY KENNEDY BETTY PRITCHARD ' ' JAY CLEMENTS ' RUTH BRADFORD - -' 'BOBBY DODD ' - HARREL NEESE Special Feature Editor- - Assistant Special Feature junior Class Editor ---- Sophomore Class Editor - Freshman Class Editor- - Sponsor -- MISS VIRGINIA FLANAGAN F'f l l l'f'l 'F l'If'! 'T L f 'i T- ' FOREWORD Here is a picture-record of your 1951-52 school year.. .the familiar spots on the cam- pus. . . the all-school election. . . pep meetings. . . parades. . .school dances. . .the class rooms where you labored. May you treasure the happy memories of this year in AHS. BUILDING CAFETERIA AUD GYM 4li4 ' .aim ,FL I if DEDICATIO It is with pride and devotion that we dedicate the 1952 Maroon to a woman who has won a place in the heart of every student. It was largely through her efforts that the Junior- Senior Banquet has become such a success in our school and the F. H, A. has grown into one of the most active organizations on our campus. She has been a tireless worker, a wise counselor, and a second mother to all of us. We sincerely dedicate this volume of the Maroon to MISS WOOD. QX . 7' 4-Lg, J wa,- MR . BEN H . HU DSPET H 'E 08250 Gxw K 6 1 x Q s M. CX SUP ERI N MEQENDEN cgsooveb 5850 9 9 Aqx+seg.1of154 Edt' tb 206. 'w Y Q1 'o by? if-:X 9009 0 Q5 wav? 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HOUSTON GARRISON F- T' -LA w-I' MISS HELEN MANNING Miller Grade Principal 'mg-Q. If MR. B.B. LAWSON Coach r QTY MRS. FLOYD SHARRER MRS. WILLARD SMITH MRS. CHESLEY O'NEAL 'i 'fl ',,,,,..S , 1,1 MISS VIRGINIA FLANAGAN 43 MR. JIMMY ALDRIDGE MISS WANDA PAUL YQ YJ In G. 'Tas MISS MA RY WOOD qv - fv 1 in n ,- fi MR. HERSCHEL HENRY MRS, M, M, MCMICHAEL MR. OREN YOUNG x go.. 1 5 'rm- -.9-1 A...-,,.x', Yr' MR. DAVID KENNEDY MRS. KATYE CARROLL MRS. MARY MOONEYHAM 5 Q ws If and l f I. MRS. MYRTLE HOWDESHELL MRS. FRED SELF MRS. ROYCE TEAGUE an :.p..,.,xv,A-fs , x-,J 5 A- Q A , .455 MRS. CAROLINE JOHNSON MRS. MARIE ODEN MRS. BURTON MOORE IT--L 'u Q ' '5- an-ur 4'-'-A--v MISS ON EITA SCOTT MRS. LANELLE PRITCHARD MRS. GLADYS GLASS f 4-x wr- Pi 1' MRS. TILMAN MCGEE MISS BEULAH KIRKLAND MRS. HOUSTON GARRISON 'prfk' 1'-if M155 LENORA MORRIS MISS ANNIE LOU SHINE MISS MATTIE MCCONNELL THINK IIIHAV Secretary Superintendent MERLE LAW MR. B. H. HUDSPETH 'V if ...af Q .wx li mx' s '51 V 9 A I 'z-Ai Tax Assessor and Collector MRS. I. H. FOUCHE 1 cf 'UN -Q ,adn fv' LA VONNE AKEN Band 4 yrs Queen s Court 2 yrs FHA 2 yrs Speech Club One act Play 1 yr Spamsh Club 1 yr Band Sergeant l yr FFA Co Sweetheart l yr FRANKLIN ALLDAY Band 4 yrs Band Captam 2 yrs Dance Band 3 yrs Baseball 4 yrs Ir lay FFA 2 yrs FFA Presldent Herald 1n Queen s Cotut Senxor Class Favorrte JAMES BASS Football 4 yrs. Football Co-Captain Basketball 4 yrs Baseball 4 yrs. Softball 3 yrs Volleyball 2 yrs Track 1 yr. Class Officer 2 yrs. Speech Club One-act Play 1 yr. Spanish Club 1 yr. Queen's Court 2 yrs. Senior Class Favorite VARRIE BONEY FHA 3 yrs. P, E, 1 yr. 5 3 yrs RUTH BRADFORD Class Officer 1 yr. Annual Staff 2 yrs. Maroon Jackets 2 yrs. Spanish Club 1 yr. Choral Club 1 yr. Librarian's Club 2 yrs. Speech Club One-act Play 1 yr. Atheneum Club Contest Declamation 1 yr. Queen's Court 1 yr. WAYLON BROWN Football 4 yrs. All Dist. First Team '51 Track 2 yrs. Basketball l yr. Shop 1 yr. Speech Club Queen's Court 4 yrs. CARROLL BURLESON Basketball 4 yrs. All Dist. First Team '51 Football 4 yrs. Volleyball 2 yrs. Track 1 yr. Speech Club One-act Play 1 yr. Queen's Court 1 yr. BERTHA CARROLL Maroon Jackets 1 yr. Maroon Jacket Officer FHA 1 yr. Choral Club liyr. I Baseball Sweetheart 1 yr. .. Duchess in Queen's Court ' Q Klicker Klub 1 yr. Senior Class Favorite ll JF' 5 . 4 If 'sr'-37 'Yi' '13 W at NINA CHAPMAN FHA 2 yrs Librarian 1 yr JOHN CHEEK Transfer from Fort Smith High School Fort Smith Arkansas JOHN CHESSER Band 4 yrs. Baseball 2' yrs. Shop 1 yr. BOBBY DODD Football 4 yrs. All Dist. First Team 2 yrs. All State First Team '51 Football King of 1951 Basketball 4 yrs. Baseball 2 yrs. Track 2 yrs. Spanish Club Officer 2 yrs. Class Officer 2 yrs. Maroon Staff 2 yrs. Queen's Court 4 yrs. Speech Club Debate 1 yr. One-act Play 1 yr. ANNIE SARAH DRA PER Maroon Jackets 2 yrs. Most Loyal Maroon Jacket '51 FHA 3 yrs. Librarian 2 yrs. Cafeteria 1 yr. BETTY DRAPER Maroon Jackets 2 yrs. FHA 2 yrs. P, E. 1 yr. 4 LARRY GRIGGS Football Manager 1 yr. Track Manager 1 yr. Tennis 1 yr. Speech Club One-act Play 2 yrs. Junior Play Atheneum Club Contest Associate Editor of Monitor Projectionist 4 yrs. Klicker Klub MARY HALL Maroon Jackets 2 yrs. Queen's Court 1 yr. FHA 2 yrs. Usher for Junior Play y Ili. I -1 3 'HQ' y' M tri' WN A rr .. '7 SHIRLEY HAMILTON Transfer from Kildare High School Kildare, Texan MERLE HANCOCK FHA 3 yrs. Maroon Jackets 1 yr. Choral Club 1 yr. P, E, 2 yrs. Librarian 3 yrs. T. A, L. A. 2 yrs. Delegate to T. A, L. A. Convention Queen's Court l yr. SUZANNE HANNER Queen's Court 4 yrs. Football Queen of 1951 Speech Club Winner of Atheneum Club Contest 2nd. Place Winner in State in Declamation Debate z yrs. FHA 3 yrs. Band 2 yrs. Klicker Klub Junior Play Librarian 1 yr. Spanish Club Officer 2 yrs. Maroon Jacket Officer 2 yrs. Class Officer 2 yrs. Senior Class Favorite ANN HARDIN FHA 3 yrs. Maroon Jackets 3 yrs. Klicker Klub 2 yrs. P. E. 1 yr. Choral Club 1 yr. Librarian 2 yrs. Delegate I0 T. A. L. A. Convention Pres. Of T.A,L.A. 1 yr, RON HAWKINS Transfer from Des Des Moines, Iowa Basketball 1 yr. Baseball 1 yr. JAMES HOFFPAUIR Speech Club Junior Play One-act Play 1 yr. Oratory 1 yr. Moines T h Football Mgr. 2 yrs. Queen's Court 1 yr. ERNEST JACKSON Football 4 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. Track 2 yrs. Baseball 2 yrs. Softball 2 yrs. Volleyball 2 yrs. Tennis 1 yr. Shop 1 yr. Queen's Court 1 yr. Senior Class Favorite JAMES JOHNSON Speech Club One-act Play 1 yr. Debate 1 yr. Declamation Spanish Club 1 yr. Football 2 yrs. fm I? Q1 --.JF x .ak ,sf .iff 3' . 2 2-115 3 if ORA LAND FHA 3 yrs. Usher for Junior Play Speech Club Oratory 1 yr. LA VERNE LAWRENCE Band 4 yrs. Majorette 2 yrs. Drum Major 2 yrs. Klicker Klub 2 yrs. Spanish Club 2 yrs. FHA 3 yrs. Pres. of FHA 1 yr. Queen's Court 3 yrs. Declamation 1 yr. Junior Play Maroon staff 1 yr. Class Favorite 1 yr. CHARLES LOPER Band 4 yrs. Band Officer 1 yr. All State Band '51 Dance Band 3 yrs. Spanish Club 2 yrs. Annual Staff 1 yr. Class Officer 1 yr. Senior Class Favorite WAYNE MAULDIN Football 1 yr. FFA 3 yrs. FFA Officer 2 yrs. Concession Stand BILLY MAYS Football 4 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. Track 3 yrs. Baseball 1 yr. Speech Club Junior Play One-act Play 1 yr. Debate 3 yrs. Regional Debate Winn Spanish Club 2 yrs. Queen's Court 4 yrs. Annual Staff 1 yr. Class Favorite 2 yrs. Class Officer 3 yrs. Senior Class Pres. PATSY MAYS Maroon Jackets 3 yrs. Cheerleader 1 yr. Class Officer 2 yrs. Annual Staff 2 yrs. Editor of 1952 Maroon Band 1 yr. Duchess in Queen's Co Junior Play One-act Play 1 yr. Debate 2 yrs. FHA 3 yrs. FHA Officer Spanish Club 2 yrs. Klicker Klub 2 yrs. Senior Class Favorite RICHARD MCCART ER Football 2 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs. Baseball 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Spanish Club l yr. Speech Club One-act Play 1 yr. VIRGINIA MCCARTY Band 4 yrs. Maroon Jackets 1 yr. Klicker Klub 2 yrs. FHA 3 yrs. P. E. 1 yr. Junior Play . er 2 yrs. urt 4 yrs. 'I' 'Y F3 J I A A x Q fy 'S 'UN MICKEY MCWILLIAMS Maroon Iaekets 1 yr. Band 3 yrs. FHA 3 yrs. Speech Club Atheneum Club Contest One-act Play 1 yr. Junior Play Oratory 1 yr. Klicker Klub 1 yr. Spanish Club 2 yrs. Queen's Court 1 yr. DULENE MOORE FHA 2 yrs. P. E. 1 yr. CHARLES MUSGROVE Football 4 yrs. All Dist. First Team '51 Basketball 4 yrs. Volleyball 2 yrs. Class Favorite 1 yr. Queen's Court 2 yrs. JIMMY NICHOLS Band 4 yrs. Band Officer 3 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. Junior Play Declamation Spanish Club 2 yrs. Spanish Club Officer Queen's Court Class Officer 4 yrs. MARGIE NELL O' KELLEY Maroon Jackets 4 yrs. Concession Stand 1 yr. FHA 3 yrs. P. E. 1 yr. Klicker Klub 1 yr, Usher for Junior Play Cafeteria 1 yr. Librarian 1 yr, Queen's Court 1 yr. VENITA PET ERS Maroon Jackets 1 yr. Speech Club One-act Play 1 yr. Oratory Queen's Court 1 yr. TREVELYN POWELL Football 2 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. Band 2 yrs. FFA 1 yr. Queen's Court. 1 yr. BETTIE PRITCHARD Class Officer 1 yr. Maroon Staff 1 yr. Maroon Jackets 3 yrs. Klicker Klub 1 yr. Librarian 4 yrs. T. A. L. A. 2 yrs. Pres. of T. A. L. A. 1 yr. Delegate to T. A. L. A. Convention FHA 2 yrs. Queen's Court 1 yr. Class Candidate for Halloween Queen Class Favorite 2 yrs. N-en-A QQQ ,,f ff- .1 A' f JAMES H. REID Band 4 yrs. Band Officer 2 yrs. Dance Band 3 yrs. Spanish Club 2 yrs. LANIER RICHEY Football 1 yr. Baseball 2 yrs. Speech Club One-act Play 1 yr. Declamation 1 yr. Spanish Club 1 yr. BOBBY ROG ERS Band 4 yrs. Baseball 4 yrs. Speech Club After Dinner Speaking Junior Play Softball One-act Play 2 yrs. Editor of School Paper Spanish Club 1 yr. Court Jester 2 yrs. Dixieland Band Leader JOY JEAN ROSS Band 3 yrs. Maroon Jackets 1 yr. FHA 3 yrs. Klicker Klub 2 yrs. Librarian 1 yr. Speech Club One-act Play 1 yr. EVELYN SPEARS Maroon Jackets 3 yrs. Klicker Klub 1 yr. FHA 3 yrs. Volleyball 2 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs. N. W. STUCKEY C Spanish Club 1 yr, Band 2 yrs. Dance Band 2 yrs. Dixieland Band 1 yr. Speech Club One-act Play 1 yr. Queen's Court 2 yrs. Boys' Quartet 2 yrs. HARLES STAMPS Band 4 yrs. Orchestra 1 yr. Shop 1 yr. BILLIE DATE TALLEY Class Officer 2 yrs. Queen's Court 3 yrs. Maroon Staff 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Klicker Klub 2 yrs. FHA 3 yrs. Speech Club Junior Play One-act Play 1 yr. Spanish Club 2 yrs. Spanish Club Officer D. A, R. Representative Class Favorite 2 yrs. ae pai 'fir Oi 1' .2 'L' D BOBBY TEAGUE Football 4 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. Basketball 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Speech Club Junior Play Declamation 3 yrs. One-act Play 1 yr. Atheneum Club Contest Shop Annual Staff 1 yr. Queen's Court 3 yrs. Class Officer 1 yr. Class Favorite 1 yr. MARY T HORN HILL FHA 3 yrs. Usher for Junior Play P. E. l yr. Volleyball 1 yr. Maroon Jackets 1 yr. Choral Club 1 yr. BETTY THOMAS Concession Stand 4 yrs. FHA 3 yrs. Klicker Klub 1 yr. Usher for Junior Play Queen's Court 1 yr. Librarian 2 yrs. Cafeteria l yr. PAUL THOMAS Basketball 4 yrs. Football 2 yrs. Baseball 3 yrs. Volleyball 3 yrs. Softball 1 yr. Speech Club One-act Play 1 yr. Oratory 1 yr. RAM ELLE TOMBLIN Band 5 yrs. Librarian 1 yr. Spanish Club 1 yr. Speech Club Declamation 1 yr. Junior Play One-act Play 1 yr. Class Candidate for Halloween Queen Klicker Klub 2 yrs. FHA 3 yrs. HAROLD WEST Transfer from Port Neches High Port Neches, Texas Basketball 1 yr. Baseball 1 yr. CLAUDE WIGGINS Transfer from Vivian High Vivian, Louisiana Band 1 yr. Shop 1 yr. HAROLD WILLIAMS Shop 2 yrs. Concession Stand 1 yr. 'U' If-1-7 ,l 1? 'Q' September 4 - - September 13 - - September 18 - - September 26 - - October 29 - - October 31 - - November 9 - - - November 16 - - November 22, 23 HENRY WILLIS Basketball 4 yrs. Football 4 yrs. Track 2 yrs. Volleyball 3 yrs. Softball 1 yr. Speech Club One-act Play 1 yr. Queen's Court l yr. MOTTO Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things. CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS FLOWER Rose SENIOR CALENDAR December 7 ---- December 18 - - December 20 - - December 21 - - January 2 ---- January 28, 29 - February 9 - - - February 21 - - March 9 ---- April 11- 14- - - April 25 ---- May 23 - - May 25 - - May 27 - - - - - - - -School Opened - Football Season Started - - Senior Rings Ordered - - Annual Pictures Taken - - - Queens Race Begins -----------Halloween - - - - -Senior Pictures Made Presentation of Football Queen - - - - Thanksgiving Holidays - - - Basket Ball Begins - - - - - Band Concert - - - - - Coronation - - Christmas Holidays - - - - Holidays End - - - - Mid-Term Exams - - -Coke Party for Seniors - - - - -Band Concert - - Seniors to Centenary - - - - Easter Holidays - - - - - -Senior Play - - Senior Assembly - - -Baccalaureate - - Commencement I ... E , v JQ' l 4, ,-.. fK,x 4 , R 1 S . Q Zig. Nl ,I -.3 .f ad fu -'f J. 1PxX .45 4 f ,X -,935 . N 1 Af rn. is 3 ' t it M V 5? 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Mcwaters Joe McWilliams Ruby McWilliams Harrel Neese Jane Nelson Reba O'Rear Jo Byna Owens Billv Partain James Porterfield Bobby Prator Henry Ray Rosemary Richards Duane Sharrer Shirley Sue Smith Tommy J. Snelgrove Tommy Stanley Donald Steger Robert Steger Jimmy Stoker Kathryn Sullivan Laura Taylor Ralph Taylor Bill Teague Fredine Tibbitts James Watkins Mable Watkins Jimmy Watson H. D. White Dorothy Whittington James Wilbanks Q 4 N - -1 -,, , , T 1. s A Q .. 1-13- yuur Lilian.- .iq A 4 Bobby Allday Lila Sue Allen Addine Avery Alline Avery Freda Bass Wayne Battenfield Joseph Bentley B11l1e J Blckham Iackre Blckham Alden Blrdsong Barbara Bxrmmgham Charles Brabham Tommy Brunson Merlene Clements Robert Clements Ruth Colllns Charlle Costello Earl Endsley Greathel Endsley Neely Endsley Boyce Fore Maxxne Graves Ehzabeth Greene Margaret Groves Raby Dean H111 Juanxta Howell Mary Hulsune Doyle Jester Mlke Laden Georgra Lance Roy Law Wanda Io Lyle N n , :rin- Tuah 0. 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' fgfqtf' '43 ' a C E MCDST PGPLILAR SENIORS PATSY MAYS Il JAMES BASS d W gdhffi BEST ALL AROUND 8 BETTY PRITCHARD fl BILLY MAYS d bf 'Q!'v-vr- MCST LIKELY TO SUCCEED a SUZANNE HANNER n CHARLES LOPER d 3 g dvr H-T 4 ,Q--- csffi Eff 1 MOST ATHLETIC a BERTHA CARROLL T1 ERNEST JACKSON 'Nu W... -I nw MOST POPULAR JUNICRS FREDINE TIBBITTS n BILLY DODD d I. gp-. Sm, wh. V waz- , -' , lg, '. ,Q N J 1. X 1 'df -M rt, .5-1 if QTYIV' L a U ,Y gk L, I 'N 5. . O A- 'K ' L x, O 5 1 ' ' X, 'ur V325 MOST POPULAR SOPHOMORES 3. BOBBIE NELL MCCOY n ROBERT CLEMENTS ..g1fij MUST POPUL R FRESHME 3 TOMYE SUE LITTLE Il ANDREW JORDAN d gf an an gs ruff ! ! ef E! I F SS 5 4. L-. 33 wud .1 7 -J -1 t 1 ri 'Q 5 1 ffl f ff? 4 J at' 1' J ' 'J 1 bjf k, fab . My - :gg-Y n 'Q'-t .,,. Je if 1.91 -,ine E! ,454-, f,9,. I . sa--+ f 3-5,113 WTB '-isa' 'Y FLUTES Lavonne Aken Lynn Wright Mary T. Coney Glenna Newkirk Sammy Joe Haw Jane Cook Nancy Rutherford Lossie Litton Zoaiva Milton Sally Roach Patsy Holt CLARIN ETS Tomye Sue Little Bebe Davis Claud Wiggins Janice Dillenger Patricia Green Rosemary Richards Norma Bunt Billie Talley Kaye Childs Helen Milam Fredia Bass Robert Maynor Howard Carney Janice Couley Gwendolyn Nichols Nettie John Hall Iuanice Thomas Mildred Willis Martha Torrans Lavelle Tabler Thelma Henry LaJuan Gillispie Mollie Bukhair Mary Johnson .1..a ATLANTA HIGH SCHOOL BAND Emily Stroud Sara Lee Flint Kaye Sheppard Nancy Grogan Billie Cochran Martha Lawrence ALTO SAXOPHONE Linda Grumbles Freddie Cameron Sandra Mays Randy Hardy TENOR SAXOPHONE Jerry Gullion Virginia McCarty Patty Rogers Marie Dean BARITONE SAXOPHONE Tericia Powell Barbara Martin FRENCH HORN Romelle Tomblin Norma Ferguson Tommy Meredith LaVerne Lawrence Cecilia Piliant TRUMPETS Franklin Allday James Reid Bobby Smith Charles Stamps Bobby Rogers Douglas Waters Henry Ray Maurice Duncan Paul Allen Calvin Dickenson Julian Bentley Jimmy Haw A.J. Doss TROMBONES Charles Loper James Kirkland Bobby Cargile Maurice Kennedy Sammy Spearman William Mills Johnny Howe Jean Steffey Lawanda Sprayberry BARITONES Jimmy Nichols Raymon Bukhair Wayne Johnson Donald Howe BASSES Tommy Stanley Deon Baucum ' John Chesser BASS DRUM N. W. Stucky SNARE DRUM Wanda Lyle Reba O'Rear Merlene Clements Jo Ann Bickham Patsy Kirkland Barbara Blakey Flo Hardin Jerry Clifton TYMPANI Bobby Rogers MARIMBA Sally Kennedy Gay Grambles MAJ 0 R E TT E S S lly Kennedy, Gay Grumbles, Jo Ann Bickham. B b y D L d G bl S yi H ce, eeRo avis, ina 4' 'M fum BS, Hmm O ZW ff QIWQM W, Kwik DRUM MAJOR LA VERNE LAWRENCE BAND CAPTAIN AND FIRST LIEUTENANT FRANKLIN ALLDAY CHARLES LOPER - :Hula X. f' EY FLAG ROW LYNN WRIGHT TOMYE SUE LITTLE BILLIE DATE TALLEY BAND DIRECTOR MR. LAVIN if fue I Is?',,,,1t ix:- 1 55.2 L g J!! 2.2. 'ii ' - in ,YI l - , 1 - .a ' ' ! The Texarkana Parade 1951 The 1951 Majorettes The 1950 Majorettes with Gov. Shivers 3 BRASS CHOIR Tommy Stanley Charles Loper Bobby Cargile Tommy Meredith Bobby Smith James Reid Franklin Allday The Linden Parade 1 951 If ,MS Suzanne Hanner- - Norma Hall- - - Shirley Smith- - Wanda Brabham - - Patsy Mays ---- Kathryn Blizzard Ruby Blizzard Estherlyn Bradford Ruth Bradford Bonnie Caldwell Mamie Collins Annie Draper Betty Draper Wanda Frazier Marie Grandberry Maxine Graves Margaret Groves Elizabeth Green Mary Hall Merle Hancock Ann Hardin Nina Harvey - - - -President Vice President - - Sweetheart - - Cheerleader - Cheerleader MAROON JACKETS Billie Bickham - Bertha Carroll- - - Nancy Lawson- - - Ruth Jones ----- Kathryn Sullivan Sponsors MRS. IQE MCCLUNG-MISS VIRGINIA FLANNAGAN - - Secretary -Treasurer - - - - - - -Reporter - - - - Mascot - - Cheerleader - - Cheerleader Rabie Dean Hill Lorieta Lyles Martha Lynn Bobbie McCoy Shirley McNeil Jimmie Mcwaters Mickey McWilliams Billie Moore Venita Peters Betty Pritchard Joyce Sirmans Nancy Smith Sally Terry Norma Thomas Jane Thompson Fredine Tibbitts Most Loyal Maroon Jacket I9 I ' I952 Annie Sarah Draper was chosen Most Loyal Maroon Jacket for the 1951 Football Season because ofthe co-operation with all Maroon Jacket projects, attendance at games and meetings, and spirit and enthusiasm exhibit- ed. CHEER 'LE DERS RUTH JONES, KATHRYN SULLIVAN, PATSY MAYS, WANDA BRABHAM Mascot - - NANCY LAWSON Panky Allday- - - Jay Clements- - Jackie Dawson- - - Maurice Duncan- - - Bobby Allday ---- 4 Paul Allen Monroe Armstrong Deon Baucum Joseph Bentley Jackie Bickham Alden Birdsong A. D. Blakey James Clayton Robert Clements Harold Cook James Cook Bobby Dillinger William Durman Neeley Endsley Tommy Endsley Hershel Farris Boyce Fore James Fore Kenneth Glass Benard Goodnight Glenn Hill Nath Humphrey FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA - - - - President Jerry Cash- - - ' ' ' ' Parliamentarian Vice President Billy Partain - - - - Second Vice President - - - - Secretary Dolph Heath - - Third Vice President - - - Treasurer J. D. Mills- ------ Historian - - Reporter Wayne Mauldin- - - - - Sentinel OREN YOUNG. . . Advisor 25,15 .,' 'W V - rin' I X .1 E EFT' ' f 5 ADF ' of Ah 0 Q ' f 1 4 CT.IL1 K 'V Doyle Jester Charles Johnson Jimmy Jones David Kirby James Kirkland Earl Latham Roy Law Joe McWilliams Kenneth Moore Charles Oldham Travis Partain Waylon Partain Earnest Perkins Trevelyn Powell Charlie Roberts Kennth Rogers Donald Sherman Homer Smith Robert Steger Loys Wall Jimmy Watson H. D. White Donald Williams ATLANTA F.F.A. SWEETHEART xii! STATE F.F.A. SWEETH EA RT SALLY KENNEDY Miss Sally Kennedy, Atlanta Chapter Sweetheart, was elected Area VI Sweetheart at Commerce, Texas, March 3, 1951, and was elected State Sweetheart of the Future Farmers of America, at Houston, Texas, on July 13, 1951. Norma Hall ----- LaVerne Lawrence- - - Jo Ann Bickham- - - Sandra Mays - - - Miss Wood - - - A ddine A very A lline Avery Barbara Birmingham Barbara Blakey Myrel Blakey Wanda Brabham Joyce Burleson De Lorias Burton Bonnie Caldwell Bertha Carroll JoAnn Chamblee Kay Childs Merlene Clements Bebe Davis Marie Dean Janice Dillinger Annie Sarah Draper De Lorias Draper Greathei Endsley Wanda Jean Frazier L3 Juan Gillispie Marie Granbefry Maxiene Graves FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA - - - -President Bobbie McCoy- - - - - - - Reporter - - Vice President Patsy Mays ---- - - Parliamentarian - - - - Secretary Fredia Bass - - - - - - - Historian - -Treasurer Sally Terry - - ' Song Leader - - Advisor Miss Paul - - -'-- Advisor Jane Nelson Glenna Jane Newkirk Carolyn Powell Betty Pritchard Rosemary Richard Joy Ross Nancy Rutherford Tommie Jo Snelgrove LaWanda Sprayberry Jean Steffey Billie Date Talley Laura Taylor Marie Taylor Dorothy Thomas Juanice Thomas Norma Jean Thomas Jane Thompson Romelle Tomblin Martha Faye Torrans Mabel Watkins Mildred Willis Shirley White Dorothy Whittington Elizabeth Greene Pansy Greene Pat Greene Margaret Grimes Margaret Groves Linda Grumbles Mary Hall Nettie Hall Sammie Joe Haw Merle Hancock Ann Hardin Nina Jean Harvey Georgia Lance Tommie Little Lossie Litton Wanda Lyle Loreita Lyle Martha Lynn Virginia McCarty Ruth McCloud Jimmie McWaters Mickey McWilliams Rubie McWilliams X gm ' 4 I 5 N I I F5 .,-N 1 .. c. - ' v- m X 1 .1 ., isa.,-voagf ' ,' 4 F.H. .BE U .TAC KIE BIC KHAM K pi ,Q 4 Aix 'fo il' gui mt,.MH-W-we as.. , I 1- A 4 Q HJ. 9 I. . 1 : .V I. .1 l I TEEN-AGE LIBRARY CLUB President - - - -ANN HARDIN Secretary - - - - ELIZABETH GREENE Vice President - - - - -PANSY RUTH GREENE Sponsor - - - - MRS, M,M, MCMICHAEL Q! 0 0 W o ' 3 no Y 921229- lf' ' 1' I I 'M CHORAL CLUB President ---- - - MABLE WATKINS Reporter - - - - - - MARIE TAYLOR Vice President - - - - -IO ANN CHAMBLEE Asst. Reporter - - - - FREDINE TIBBITTS Secretary ---- - - RUTH BRADFORD Librarians ----- - - - SHIRLEY WHITE Treasurer - - - - - IIMMIE MCWATERS JOYCE BURLESON Director -------------- MR. THOMAS LAVIN Sergeant-at-Arms ----- DOROTHY WHITTINGTON ' X . ww . ., y- . it Ar. 'Y i s!-'I if'-'ll' fp- A ' 9 'sjg 1: . A Q 6-Q. i -r -H X lo 'f z SD , H.-Q... xi I s ,ik yyfffkfzas 39,83 COACHES G. L. CANNADAY Head Coach-Football Head Coach-Basketball 5 1 1 x A CAVER JOHNSON Asst. Coach-Football Head Coach-Track DISTRICT 16-AA CHAMPIONS 19 RABBITS 51 semi B. B. LAWSON Asst. Coach-Football Head Coach-Baseball r ! f ,t ! 7 I - gf? x-,fi xy Qls-0. 'H gang , ,g,,. 'Sl , ' . . 'I ' 'B' ' 6 3 Bb K f V ' V , I 4 , N 1 A Z JAMES BASS---Senior WAYLON BROWN---Senior HAROLD MUSGROVE---Junior Guard---3 Year Letterman Back---3 Year Letterman Back---2 Year Letterman Co - Captain A11 District Co - Captain THE CARTHAGE GAME CHARLES MUSGROVE---Senior Back---4 Year Letterman BOBBY DODD---Senior A11 District End---3 Year Letterman BILLY MAYS---Senior A11 District 2 years HARREL NEESE---Junior Back---3 Year Letterman All-State First Team '51 Center---1 Year Letterman Y h.p4- QFD?- 5 'Win I Av- I. sfa ,iz si. 1 'ff i Y' in N1 1 -47 cw 'Y ' - - - I , 'Hiatt v- Q -' v , ' 9 1 W , I XX L L t TREVELYN POWELL'--Senior Tackle---2 Year Letterman rsh' THE CLARKSVILLE GAME BILLY DODD---Junior PAUL THOMAS Guard---1 Year Letterman 1:11 'ff 'H 1' n W Q t , In 'B' - X :agile tif 3 xx '55 xg LAWRENCE LOPER 'Iunior Back--1 Year Letterman fi eg, 4 V. , ,,. 1 3 . v-. I , , , . - X... - , t nl 1... .. . ROY LAW---Sophomore Guard---1 Year Letterman THE PEWITT GAME ' 'f 1 , ,L -gf ' , 1 L 5-,Q 3 1, ,xy W 1... - ,air lgjem-A L :,- gw'.s,fff,,g.g. H53 .,.'.-:Ii K-fx. .M df? 1 Q A In I 17 '- v' ev ' . - ' 44' s-'flgf-',,'4..f -r-3: 1 r-:Ii I: ' BA z q. . EDDIE HARDEN---Junior Rack---1 Year Letterman Pea'- W3 . Us i V imxf' 'i'fa,f.f CARRELL BURLESON---Senior End CHARLES BRABHAM ---Sophomore End---1 Year Letterman JERRY CASH---Junior ROBERT CLEMENTS---Sophomore End Guard---1 Year Letterman .3 ri? L 1. ,1 4 .-C-, N' 4,152 '- 1 . 'S jenn -X.:-. r..,-- f 1' 5 'k 1 ...N N 4' U 4' 1. L if 3 'A - JL Divo .. ' f-Ink . ...J .V-. -.QA . L..- DOYI E H SHI ER Sophom N If ,, 4. 1, f uni:-Qf'i,5-'3 -V, D WILLIAMS Sophomore THE PITTSBURG GAME PH BENTLEY Sophomore JOE MCWILLLAMS Jumor GAYLON STEGER Sopho Rabbit's Review Atlanta ------------ 54 Atlanta ------------ 14 Atlanta ------------ 7 Atlanta ------------ 40 Atlanta ------------ O Atlanta ------------ 25 Atlanta ------------ 20 Atlanta ------------ 220 Atlanta ------------ 46 Atlanta ------------ 47 Atlanta ------------- 7 Linden - - - Mt. Pleasant Mt. Vernon Mineola - - Carthage - - Clarksville - New Boston ----------- De Kalb - - Hooks - - - Pewitt - - - Pittsburg - - O O U 24 25 ti l9 18 -7 112 lil Total Points - - - ----- - -280 Total Points --------- - 124 Atlanta 54 linden O The Rabbits started the year off with a bang defeating the Linden Tigers 54 to O The Linden eleven just couldn t penetrate the Rabbit forward wall The Rabbits started their Touchdowns early rn the game Harold Musgrove scored three times Bobby Teague four times Billy Mays once and Charles Musgrove kicked six extra points Outstanding play ers were Bobby and Billy Dodd lay Clements Bobby Teague and Harold Musgrove barns. Captains BOBBY DODD and WAYLON BROWN Atlanta 14 Mt Pleasant O T e rampaging Rabbit eleven went on to their second win of the season to prove their st envtn bt defeating the Tigers 14 to 0 This made two straight games in which the ka bits had held their opponents scoreless Harold Musgrove and Billy Mays scored for t e Ranbits and Charles Musgrove kicked the extra points Outstanding players for At a s avlon Brown Trevelyn Powell Ernest Jackson Harre1Neese and James e L, pta ns ERNEST JACKSON and HAROLD MUSGROVE Atlanta Mt Vernon 0 r trade history as they smashed the Tigers 7 to 0 to be chosen on eleven Harold Musgrove crossed over from the Tigers and F arles Nlusgrove added the extra point Outstanding re elyr Sowell and Harrel Neese i ' 'rf NBIIIYDO D , , , I . I Y . ' . V W ' . , . u . I - x ' , , 1' . 1' , . T by - lr ' , ' larzt 'were 'rf i' , , , , Sass. Geri' Ca i : ' . . T, . A jallait :-7i:'. if F.a::g.s .r .' ' ' tzg tears .1 :gqt.g-t li-,i..l,. lt was the first time in many years that an Atlanta team had teeiezlztz iefeat L ?..t. 'Jem ' . ' ' ei Lf: Lie TTL score, oh r ' ' . ' :Eye . -1 ere 31221. Teagr, T -fr .. , . '. ,glgiz LIf.I-2 3., '.'. E an. .. D Atlanta 40 Mrneola 24 After berng stunned when Joe Bob Smrth took the openrng kxckoff and raced 82 yards for a touchdown the Rabbrts came back to defeat the Yellow Jackets 40 to 24 Thrs make the fourth consecutrve wrn for the Rabbrts Ernest Jackson scored twrce for Atlanta and Brlly Mays Bobby Dodd Bobby Teague and Harold Musgrove got one touchdown aprece Outstandrng players were James Bass Bobby Dodd Jay Clements and Brlly Mays Game Captarns JAMES BASS and JAY CLEMENTS Atla a 0 Carthage 25 Although the Rabbrts fought untrl the frnal gun they were stopped cold by the Bulldog powerhouse 25 to 0 lt was therr frrst defeat ofthe year and the only game rn whrch they were held scoreless all season Outstandrng players for the Rabbrts were Brlly Dodd Way lon Brown and Harold Musgrove Game Captams TREVELYN POWELL and CHARLES MUSGROVE Atlanta 25 Clarksvrlle 6 Well organrzed offensrve work and crashmg defensrve work gave the Rabbrts thelr ftrst tossmg two touchdown aerrals Bobby Dodd Ernest Jackson Bobby Teague and Harrel Neese all scored Outstandmg players for the Rabbtts were Bobby Teague Charles Mus grove Harrel Neese Ernest Jackson and Bobby Dodd Game Captarns HENRY WILLIS and ERNEST JACKSON Atlanta 20 New Boston 19 The powerful Rabbrts kept ahve thetr hopes for another 16 AA champronshrp as they edged a never say d1e band of New Boston Ltons rn a hard fought conference contest 20 to 19 Bobby and Brlly Dodd Waylon Brown Henry Wrllts B111y Mays and Charles Mus grove were outstandrng for the Rabbrts Harold Musgrove Brlly Vlays and Bobby Teague scored for Atlanta Game Captams JAMES BASS and HARREL NEESE Atlanta 20 De Kalb 18 Bobby Dodd s sensatronal catch of Charles Musgrove s pass rn the fmal 30 seconds of play brought the Rabbrts from behmd for a 20 to 18 vrctory over the De Kalb Bears Bobby Teague and Harold Musgrove were the other scorers for Atlanta Outstandrng players for the Rabbrts were Harold and Charles Musgrove Bobby Dodd and Bobby Teague Game Captalns BILLY MAYS, BOBBY DODD, and HAROLD MUSGROVE conference win for the 1951 season. Quarterback Charles Musgrove led the Rabbit attack, Rabbrts were Harold and Charles Musgrove Bobby Dodd and Bobby 7 eague Came Captams Brlly Mays Bobby Dodd and Harold Musgrove Atlanta 4b Hooks 7 The Rabbtts had an easter trme than they had expected as they trampled the Hooks Hor nets 46 to 7 The Black Dtamonds starred as they eastly rolled up therr fourth drstrret wrn James Bass and Brlly Mays scored twrce for the Rabhrts and Bobby Teague and Waylon Brown got a touchdown aprece Charles and Harold Musgrove each added two extra pornts to brrng the total to 40 Outstandtng players were Jay Clements Henry Wrllrs James Bass and Brlly Mays Game Captarns BILLY DODD BOBBY TEAGUE., and HARREL NEESE Atlanta 41 Paul Pewrtt 1' The Rabbrts smothered the Paul Pewttt Brahmas 47 to 12 to w1n therr seventh dxstrrct trtle tn seven years Harold Musgrove led the touchdown parade Wllll two and Bobby Teague Brlly Mays Bobby Dodd Charles Musgrove and Eddre Hardrn followed surt Charles Brabham made one aprece Outstandtng for the Rabbrts were Harold Musgrove Henry W1l11S Ernest Jackson and Jay Clements Nrne senrors acted as captarns for therr ftnal game on the grrdxron ofB1v1ns Trrce stadrum Game Captalns CHARLES MUSGROVE, BOBBY TEAGUE, WAYLON BROWN, BOBBY DODD, TREVELYN POWELL HENRY WILLIS ERNEST JACKSON BILLY MAYS, and JAMES BASS B1 Drstrrct Atlanta 7 Prttsburg 13 Coach Cannaday s Rabbrts brought the curtarn down on another football season Thanks grvrng afternoon when they fell before the mrghty undefeated Prttsburg Prrates 13 to 7 A capacrty crowd of 5500 sat rn the Trger Stadrum rn Mt Pleasant and watched the Rabbrts threaten txme and trme agarn but faulter msrde the 10 yard lrne It was four trmes durmg the game that the Rabbrts moved the ball rnsrde the Prrtsburg 10 and only once were they able to move rt over and that was on the thrrd play of the game when Charles Musgrove started around the rrght srde of Prttsburg s lrne, and as he was berng tackled latteraled off to Harold Musgrove who raced 70 yards for the frrst tally The en ure play covered '79 yards Charles Musgrove booted the extra pornt and rt looked lrke the Rabbxts were off to another wtn Outstandrng for the Rabbrts were Charles Musgrove Harold Musgrove Bobby Teague Brlly Dodd Waylon Brown Jay Clements and Ernest Jackson Game Captams BOBBY TEAGUE and HAROLD MUSGROVE N. I 1 I 1 1 ,- . -, ' ' : ' V -I ' - . I . l . , , ' Y . . 1. . D I ' - I I - ' , Z . , 1 . . , L I . I I I I I D with one each. Charles Musgrove added three extra points and Harold Musgrove and . . . , 2 y ' I I ' I I qw I I . . . , . . . , . I I . . u . . ' I I I I 7 I The Rabblts Record For Past Seven Years Games Won Lost T1ed 1945 1946 1947 1948 1950 1951 TOTAL One Dxstrrct Champlonshxpwon 1n hlstory of school pnor to thls penod One B1 Dxstrrct Champronshrp won rn the h1story of the school Games Rabblts 1945 1946 1947 1948 1950 1951 4 2 TOTAL 2331 Drstnct Cham pxonshxps Won DISUICI Champronshrps Txed OP 4 7 Only one Conference game lost IH thrs seven year penod BOBBY DODD FIRST TEAM ALL STATE Bobby Dodd, 6' 1 185 pound end for the Rabbxts was chosen on the 1951 A11 State Football Team. Bobby has also been an All DISIIICI selectron for two years. He IS the frrsr Rabbn to ever make the frrsr All-State Team. ' 1 . . P. -------291---------106 ' ------ 9 ------ 2 ----- o ------- 75 --------- 66 -----10------1-----0 -------441---------70 ---266---------76 1949 ------ 8 ------ 4 ----- 0 1949 ------- 35o---- ----- -94 ------7------3-----1 -------228---------142 ------9------2-----0 -------so---------12 ----59-----15-----2 ---------ss . .., .. ..--.UU-2 I X be , m--k.mna. 43, Q, , ning- - Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta ATLANTA JUNIOR HIGH RABBITS First Row: Manager Calvin Bedgood, Wayne Dupree, Randy Hanner, Jerry Latham Stevie Oden Joe Scott, Charlie Walls, Jean Tally, Joe Calicoatte, and Tom Vaughn Second Row: Coach Lawson, Don Crittendon, Da Wayne Capps, Roy Mustian Johnny Flte Kenneth Stuart, Melvin Greene, Billy McCarty, Andrew Jordan, and Jimmy Taylor Third Row: Bryant Youngblood, Bobby Joe Randolph, Daniel Albright, James Hunter Clayton Robert Hudspeth, John Patterson, Hugh Stegar, Joe Harrington, George Jackson and Earl Latham Texarkana- - - Vivian- - - - - Mt. Pleasant- - Mt. Vernon- - Sulphur Springs Winnsboro- - - Vivian ----- Texarkana- - - Pittsburg ---- flgl- iw I95l FOGTBALL SWEETHEART 1: L x 2 24 ES 5 1 M' -V.- 1 WEANH if ' -A I - ',.....a , A . 1 33 '51 Eel' aa 'x -J- 7 :FQ BASKETBALL TEAM B I Cash, Andrew Jordan, Charles Mus- First row: Earnest Jackson, Harold Musgrove, James ass, etry 6 grov . t I Second row: Coach Cannaday, Carrol Burleson, Henry Willis, Paul Thomas, Johnnie Frte. Coach ----- G. L. CANNADAY BASKETB LL TEAM First row: Charlie Roberts, Ramond Bukhair, Ron Hawkins, Joseph Bentley, Tommy, Meredith, Harold West, Bobby Smith. Second row: Coach Cannaday, Gaylon Steger, Joe McWilliams, Robert Clements, Harrel Neese, Billy Dodd, Jay Clements. Coach ----- G. L. CANNADAY I lad Q' rz Q ea'L 1 , 1 I , 1 Q-, if - I Q6 K ' Q Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta 'Atlanta 'Atlanta 'Atlanta 'Atlanta 'Atlanta 'Atlanta 'Atlanta Total 950 .DISIIICI Games I95I 52 BASKETBALL A TEAM B TEAM WON ELEVEN GAMES LOST THREE GAMES Llnden Vtvtan Mt Pleasant Texarkana fArk 5 Klldare Mt Pleasant Hooks De Kalb Denlson Texarkana qArk 7 V1v1an Rodessa New Boston Hooks Paul Pewttt Clarksvllle Paul Pewttt De Kalb New Boston Total 733 -3 C6 H -53 ---------------------------------- A 2 -21 -56 ---------------------------------- ' ' -27 -45 ------------------------------ . -34 -24 ------------------- - --------- . -58 -34 --------------------------------- ' I-24 -45 ------------------------------ , -51 -23 ---------------------------------- -26 -43 --------------------------------- -40 -49 --------------------------------- ' -38 Atlanta-31 -------------------------------- Longview-45 -25 ---------------------------- .'-31 -56 ---------------------------------- ' ' -29 -64 --------------------------------- -40 -72 ------------------------------- -49 -51 ---------------------------------- -56 -57 ------------------------------- ' -34 -47 ------------------------------- ' -28 -56 ------------------------------- ' -34 A -61 --------------------------------- -32 -57 ------------------------------- -34 66 H Kxyj f XV n' X1 'W . law ' Gif jj? Half , . XA? f,Q5x,,,,,j be BA EBALL TEA First row: Ron Hawkins, Joe McWilliams, James Bass, Paul Thomas, Bobby Smith, Charlie Roberts, Harold West. Second row: Bill Teague, Earnest Jackson, Franklin Allday, Bobby Rogers, Jimmy Nichols, John Chesser, Bobby Allday, Bobby Teague. Coach ----- B. B. LAWSON TRACK TEAM First row: Earnest Jackson, Andrew Jordan, Harold Musgrove, Eddie Hardin. Second row: Coach Cannaday, Lawrence Loper, Billy Dodd, Harre1Neese, Gaylon Steger, Coach Johnson. ' Coach ----- CAVER JOHNSON ksbgfke .. I 1 n .1 r ' xii 33' fi' 'x Q I 'fu .J . ,A my phi I K :Q if ff ' ,Sf . ,Q ' Q . , ,'? ' --1. v-5-.-bn-. g I .WL :atm Qqggi '-21.1 ' . ESU P. T. A. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL The Highlight of the 1951 PTA Halloween Carnival was a womanless wedding held in the Louise Grade Auditorium. The wedding was composed of the members of the Lion's Club and was directed by Mrs. joe MCClung and Thomas Lavin. After the program, everyone adjourned to the gymnasium where they enjoyed refreshments at the booths sponsored by each class. The proceeds of the carnival will be used by the P.T.A. for projects in the school. brag: . .1 -'99 71-' . ',,,- rf S .pa L 3 O C S USED Q A CU .D ha O O LL Queen King Prime Minister Sweetheart of the 1901 1952 Atlanta Football Team Escort to the Sweetheart Mascot of the 1951 1952 Atlanta Football Team Mascot of the 1951 1952 Maroon Jackets DUCHESSES Patsy Mays Bertha Carroll De Lorias Draper Gay Grumbles Billie Jean Bickham Elizabeth Greene Bobbie Nell McCoy Linda Grumbles Tomye Sue Little Sammye Joe Haw Crown Bearer Flower Girls Train Bearers Suzanne Hanner Bobby Dodd Billy Mays Shirley Sue Smith llarrel Neese Jimmy Coney Nancy Lawson DUKES James Bass Charles Musgrove Jay Clements Harold Musgrove Roy Law Bobby Allday Robert Clements Kenneth Stuart Andrew Jordan Wayne Dupree David Nathan Walls Lee Ellen Arnold Linda Gholson Marsha Mays Beth Mustlan LADIES IN WAITING TO THE QUEEN LORDS OF THE QUEEN S COURT La Verne Lawrence - - - -Bobby Teague Mickey MCWi1lia ms ----------------------- -------- T revelyn Powell Mary Hall ------------------------------------ - -Henry Willis Venetia Peters - ----- ---- ------- ---- ------------ Ea r n e st Jackson Herald --------------------- ---------------- F ranklin Allday Pa ge ------------------------------------ Court Jester --------------------------------- Court Pianist - - - Escort to the Pianist -------------- ---- USHERS FOR THE QUEEN S COURT AND ESCORTS Martha Faye Torrans - - Randy Hanner - - -La Vonne Aken ------------JerryNealCash Wanda Brabham ------------ - - - - -------------- Lawrence Loper Kathryn Ann Sullivan - -James Porterfield Ruth Jones - ----------------- - ---------------- Joe McWilliams Sandra Mays ------------------ - - - ------------- Tom Vaughn Shirley McNeil - - - Betty Thomas ------------ - ----------------- - Margie O' Kelly ------------ - ------- 1 ------ - - - - -Eddie Harden - - James Hoffpauir - - Robert Hudspeth Billie Date Talley --------- ------ ------- ------- C h a rles Brabham Ruth Bradford ---- Merle Hancock - - - Betty Pritchard - - - - - - Waylon Brown - - Gaylon Steger - - Carroll Burleson Jo Ann Bickham -------- - ---------------- ----- B ill Teague OOTB LL QUEENS COURT x Z 1,-I n ,kiwi ,if J' fe' 4' X: ,g .,, .. Y 5 is I Af- it . 4 ff' 7 ..,. Q6 1f4 Ji df. -'V z ,-,x9'j .4 , . Qi. If I V ni' 3 5 'iw if li X Y 1- ' we '41 Sv 5 X I '?. XA div I 1., s - KlNG,QUEEN AND ATTE DANTS gg. Junior Candidate For Queen DE LORIAS DRAPER fri -if Sophomore Candidate For Queen BILLIE JEAN BICKHAM 3 ra 3' if I ,fi xc f.2,. , X wi X, Xp-zz 'Q , I 4 5 qi: 18 Q , J P4 , s J . , , 1 . 1 ' , Z' Q. 2 rv v X 'W V.. .fv- . 'Y -.K I-x g 9 . ML X n J ' eg Q 1 , J 'I A U 5 n.i3a3,,. '09 , 4 5 'E' . ,Q'.i4.:... '- H -A 'I YN' 'I n .mr f P r T--LW-V H '. ,., . . rw LU L g 5yifVu... M I95I JU IOR PLAY Mollie O'Shaughnessey P.T.A. With the continued effort and co-operation of Mr. B. H. Hudspeth, Superintendent. the P, T. A program has gone forward consistently, Although we cannot call each by name, we can utter a word of gratitude to all of those through the years who have worked so fervently to bring us to today. 1952 has established a membership record for the organization. Perhaps the biggest enterprise of the P.T, A, this year was the landscaping of the High School Campus. The Halloween Carnival, P. T. A. participation in the Community Clinic, The Mothers March for the Infantile Paralysis Fund, the Childrens Christmas program, One-act play, Student Panel Discussion, and our many fine speakers have gone far in creating interest and promoting the good fellowship which is necessary for a successful P. T, A. Our challenge is to renew our faith in the work of the past, adjust ourselves for the de- mands of today and pray for the wisdom needed to make right choices and decisions. We can only do this in co-operative effort of individuals studying and reasoning together for the common good. It isn't an easy job but no one develops fully through doing the easy things. lt's the hard task of life that makes us strong and great in the tomorrows. Mrs. Joe Graham President 5 x 'Q Sv 41 2' Q . A 1 -5 N I - r' .4 .f L 5? ,ff , x . 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