Bertram High School - Panther Yearbook (Bertram, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1949 volume:

Howdy partner! 1 see you have opened the pages of this annual, the product of a year's work, for a picture-filled journey back through the years. As you get on the wagon, you will remember the foreman and your fellow ranch hands. All climb aboard when you look through the pictures of your friends of yesterday and today. When you get on down the trail to the sports, the organizations, the favorites and the plain ’ol school activities, you then remember the good times we all had together. If, when you reach, the end of the trip over Memory Hill , you are iiving in the good ol days again, our efforts will not have been in vain. THE EDITOR SCHOOL BOARD A © Wt n T R A O ft J. O. MCKENZIE SUPERINTENDENT Primary requirement for a good school man: that he love children. He is never too busy to talk over and replay a ball game or to listen to the problems of those he serves. He does not order but works with. His devotion to his job is evident and is an inspiration to his colleagues and to the students. ’ A °o % V? . !� ,. Q 9' leu . Oi V‘i V' .‘?v O ’ Kathern Allen Commercial FACULTY W. H. Pittard, Jr. Vocational Agriculture Clarence Buck, Vice-President; Betty Galbraith. Treasurer; Joann Cole, Secretary; M. M. Landrum, Sponsor; Raymond Hibler, President. SENIOR % BUCK, CLARENCE FB, 47, 48; Letterman, 48; BB, 47, 48, 49; Letterman, 48, 49; Class Favorite, 48; Vice-President of Class 49; FFA 49; Student Council, 49; Jr. Play; Baseball, 48, 49; Letterman 48, 49; Safety Patrol, Sgt. 49; Who's Who-Activities; 3 All- Tourney Teams, 48,49. COLE, JOANN Pep Squad, 3 Years, Leader 48, 49; Class Secretary 4 years; Class Favorite, 48; PANTHER Staff 3 years; Girl Scout 3 years; FB Sweetheart 48; Miss B. H, S. 48; Student Assistant; Jr. Play; Choral Club; Baseball, 45. SENIORS ELLIOTT, KENNETH Jr, Play; BB, 2 Years; FB Manager, 48; Baseball 47, 48; FFA 48, 49. GALBRAITH, BETTY Choral Club 45, 46; Girl Scout, 45, 46; Secretary-Treasurer, 45; Baseball, 45; V.- President of Class 45, 48; Pep Squad, 4 Years; Jr. Play; PANTHER Staff 2 years; Student Council 48; FB Sweet- heart, 47; Class Treasurer 49; Student Assistant '49. GLIMP, TOMMY 4-H Club 3 Years; Reporter '47; FFA, 49; Vice-President 49; FB 3 Years; Let- terman 47, 48; Captain 47; BB 47; Jr. Play; Baseball 49. HAIR, IMOGENE Choral Club, 47; VB 3 Years; Captain 49; Jr. Play; FFA Sweetheart, 49; Pep Squad 4 Years; Panther Scream Staff 49; Assistant Editor, 49; Panther Snarl Staff 49. HEINE, MONA RUTH Panthers Scream Sports Reporter, 49; Student Assistant; Panther Snarl, Ctrcu- lation Mgr. 49; At Briggs; Librarian 2 Years; Pep Squad; Treasurer of Class 47; Valentine Sweetheart Nominee 47. SENIORS HIBLER, RAYMOND President Jr. and Sr. Class; Mr. B. H. S. 48, 49; Class Favorite, 47; FFA Presi- dent 49; BB 4 Years; Letterman 4 Years; Who's Who-Athletics 48, 49; BB Cap- tain 48, 49; Baseball 2 Years; FB Cap- tain 48; Jr. Play; Student Council 48; All-District FB, 48; All-District BB, 48, 49; 6 All-Tourney Teams; FB 2 Years; Lieutenant Safety Patrol, 49. HOLBROOK, VIRGINIA Choral Club 2 Years; Pep Squad 3 Years; Leader 48; Baseball 43, 47; Jr. Play; Editor, Panther Scream, 48, 49; Panther Snarl Staff; Student Assistant. KNOX, EMMA Choral Club, 45, 46; Pep Squad, 4 yrS.; VB 3 yrs.; Student Ass t. 49; Baseball 45, 46. McKenzie, marlene Annual 2 yrs.; Editor, 48-49; Panthers Scream Sports's Editor 49; Pep Squad, 2 yrs.; Drum Major 48; Jr. Play; Who's Who, English 49; Miss B. H. S., 49, At Gaston; HE 2 yrs.; Treas.; Dramatic Club; Gaston Gusher, Circulation; Band 2 yrs.; officer; Southern Belle. McNABB, MARY LOU Choral Club 45, 46; Pep Squad 4 Years; PANTHER Staff 48; Panthers Snarl, Editor 49; Panthers Scream, 49; Girl Scouts, Assistant Patrol Leader 45; Re- porter 46; Student Assistant, 49. NORMANN, CAROLE ANN Choral Club 2 Years; Pep Squad 3 Years; Majorette 48; Class Favorite 47, 49; PANTHER Staff 47, 49; Class Reporter 46, 47, 48; Student Council 49; Panthers Scream 49; Panthers Snarl 49; Jr. Play; Student Assistant 49. SENIORS OWEN, VELMA Pep Squad 4 Years; 4-H Club 3 Years; Choral Club 2 Years; Jr. Play; Annual Staff 48; Panthers Scream Staff; Pan- thers Snarl Staff. SINGLETON,LILLIE FAY Secretary-Treasurer 46; 4-H Club Report- er, 46; VR 3 Years; Captain 46, 48; Dra- matic Club President 48; At Oatmeal; Pep Squad 49; VB 49; Assistant Editor, Panthers Scream 49; Panthers Snarl Staff, 49. SMITH, J. C. FB, 48; Letterman, 48; BB. 47, 48; Baseball 47, 48; FFA, 48. SMITH, MARK Post Graduate; Junior Foot Ball Coach. g TANNEHILL, JOHNNIE LO(j Pep Squad� 4 Years; VB 4 Years; 4 H Club, 3 Years; Vice President 48, 49; Student Assistant. TANNEHILL, MARY NELL 4-H Club 4 Years; Vice-President, 47; Program Leader 49; Student Assistant 49; VB 4 Years; Captain 49; Choral Club 45, 46; Pep Squad 4 Years; Panthers Scream Staff, 49; Panthers Snarl Staff 49; Baseball 45, 46. SENIORS TURNER, MINNIE JO Choral Club, 46, 47; VB 48, 49; Pan- ther Scream Staff 49; Panthers Snarl Staff 49; Pep Squad 3 Years, WATSON, BEN FB 3 Years; Captain 47, 48; BB 3 Years President Freshman Class; Class Fav- orite, 48, 49; Baseball 2 Years; FFA, Par- liamentarian 48, 49; Safety Patrol, Lieu- tenant, 49; Who's Who, Activities, 47, 48; Jr. Play. WILKS, NORMA LOU VB 4 Years; Pep Squad 47, 48; Pan- ther Staff 48, 49; Panther Snarl Staff 48, 49. Kenneth Ater, Reporter; Donald Gene Collins, Treasurer; Mrs. Mary Anderson, Sponsor; Billie Daniel, Secretary; Glenn Hinds, Vice-President; Maxine Bowmer, President. Wayne Williams, Vice-President; Jo Ann Ater, Reporter; Jack Crooks, President; Norma Jean Smith, Secretary; Wayne Seay, Treasurer; Miss Kathrine Allen, Sponsor. SOPHOMORE I Margaret Orr, Sec.; Henry Owen, Pres.; Curtis Lock, Sponsor; Billie Jean Womack, Rep.; Doris Hibler, Vice-Pres.; Jane Cunningham, Treas. FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES Miss Selma Johnson First Grade Mrs. Mittie Smith Second Grade ELEM ENTARY SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Kathryn Kincheloe Fourth Grade Mrs. Johnnie Mae Wheeler Fifth Grade Mrs. Roberta Smith Sixth Grade Mrs. Josie McKenzie Seventh Grade Hoppy Lynn Earl Joe Rudy Mildred Ethelene Bobbie Jean Barton Buckner Campos Campos Carroll Chandler Clark Dorothy Lorene Manuel Margaret Ann Cene Wendell Marjorie Hensley Hinds Jass Knox Landrum McAndrew McKenzie Ray Emma Jewel Wayne Priest Ruble Russell Peggy Owens Catherine Orr Arma Lois Phelps Barbara Potts Gordon Turner Eldon Williams NOT PICTURED Lois Brown EIGHTH GRADE Gordon Gaylen Carl Owens Stewart Yvonne Paula Adcock Relvin Brewster Brezendine Carroll Castillo Rogers Handy Eddie Kincheloe Milton Newton Jacquelyn Dean Patsy Price Priest Watson Betty Lee Mary Nell Worrell Worrell Donna Nancy Jane Edna Ruth Juanita Wilkinson Wilson Wyatt Whiteley SEVENTH GRADE Bob Leon Case Case Norene Fred Everett Felan, Jr. A. H. Barton, III Pauline Coleman Feliz John Jack Marvin Benavides Bird Bowmer Brizendine Dick Terry Robert Mona Collins Crawford Daniel Dodd Carlyle Jimmie J. Franklin Glaspy Doyle Mina Beth Jerr) Shepherd Wall Watson Raymond Gene Bonnie Lee Watson Williams Worrell SIXTH GRADE Louis Everett David Boultinghouse Robert Everett Arthur Felan Dean Brannan Gilbert Campos Johnny Castillo m a Alton Virginia Donald 1 Franklin Glaspy Graves Billy Ira Taylor Charlene Taylor Gene Taylor Molly Watson Rosalyn Williams Susie Worn mack Raiford Wyatt FIFTH GRADE VS r-r f T ' £3® V )? fw 1 V pp Jim Allen Ted Baker Alice Benavides w k|C i i Ann Black lock rtf Mary Ann Billie Lou Marjorie Yvonne Fred Brewster Bryson Carroll Case Castillo liar 7 Susie Clarence Castro Chance William Crow Judy Daniel Mary Edwards James Eilett Paul Escamilla Beatrice Felan Mary Felan tTi 1 Clyde Franklin Gary Gage Ann Glimp Patsy Ann Guinn Doyle Hair ■i Paula McCown I Dixie Ann McDaniel Thomas Knight Thomas Lohman y Vf ! Loyd Sharlyn Lynn McAllister Jo Ann Neel Edward Patricia Ross, Jr. Sandabol isyi V i;wx Connie Simpson Pat Smith Jo Ann Taylor Barbara T urncr Ann Watson Dwayne Wilkinson Ellen W.ikmson Adalie Clifford Starks Starks NOT PICTURED: Fred Contu Claude Emerson Floyd Emerson Bobby Gossoway Jack Wilson Linda Lee Wilson FOURTH GRADE Neeves Jimmie Isaac Betty Rose Ross Judy John Margaret Alevar Allen Balodez, Jr. Baker Brewster Brizendine Campos Castillo Margaret Gene Donny Willis Dickie Jo Ann Chance Cox Deever Elliott Everett Franklin Bill Roy Helen Jo Billie Lee Glenn Charla Guinn Hair Holloway Huggins Massey McAllister Doublas Gene Dewayne Rebecca Ann Raby Ray Taylor Wall NOT PICTURED: Dorothy Brown Raymond Roberts Juanita Emerson Jerry Gassoway Alton Joyce Patricia Ann Ida Jean Watson Watson Williams Worrell SECOND GRADE Buck—Back Landrum—Back Smith—End Hyman—End Glimp—End Collins—End Seay—Center McDaniel Blacklock Goode PL Coach Curtis Lock Manager K. Elliott Joann Cole Sweetheart Y e 6,0 OY FOOTBALL 1948 TEAM J T d r H Ai i. l.Kert gets information r Z.Next years team ? 3.Oar backfield 4.Get that fumble! „ 5,Co-captains 6.Hibler, our passer 7 .Buck, our pass catcher 8.Watty punts Coach: J. O. McKenzie; Captains: Gerry Carroll, Imogene Hair and Mary Nell Tannehill. VOLLEY BALL TEAMS A. Coach: Mrs. Myrl Allen; Captains: Emma Jewel Ruble Ada May Harris. DISTRICT CHAMPIONS REGIONAL RUNNER-UPS This is our basketball team- In the years to come it will be hard to forget this group of boys and their- coach because they won 26 games out of 29, won four trophies, eight individual awards, and for the first time in Bertram’s history, the district championship. Co-Captains: Coach: Raymond Hibler Curtis Lock Glenn Hinds ■ nV ■ ri ■ Hollis HJtr 6' 2 Center % j - % -V ✓ y , 'JL Le°n Hinds 5’ 8- � ' Guar J BASEBALL TEAM Coach JUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM Mark Smith Captains Wendell, Me Andrew THE PANTHER STAFF Betty Galbraith, Business Mgr.; Wayne Williams, Photographer; Leon Hinds, Circulation Mgr.; Marlene McKenzie, Editor; Kert Goode, Asst. Ed.; Helen Glaspy, Asst. Bus. Mgr; Joann Cole, Billie Daniel, Anna Baker, Art Staff; M. M. Landrum, Mary Anderson, Sponsors. PANTHERS SCREAM STAFF Editor: V. Holbrook; Ass't. Editors: L Hair, L. Singleton; Sports Editor: Marlene McKenzie; Advisor: Marvin Landrum, Jr. STUDENT COUNCIL SENIOR SCOUTS To top off the Scout year of 1948-49 the Scouts arc planning many activities. The highlight of the year will be an airplane trip from Austin to either San Antonio or New Mexico tor the Seniors. From these bases the boys will go on many expeditions, the entire trip lasting about a week. One or two of the Seniors will go to Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. Many of the Boy Scouts are planning to attend Camp Tom Wooten on Bull Creek. These boys have been on many camping trips in the past and are planning many tor the future. The Cubs are doing some very fine work and we are very proud of them. Almost all of the boys now have a part or a whole uniform. Many of the Girl Scouts will attend the new camp Tex Lake . Martha Russel won two free weeks in camp for sending in the name Tex Lake which w'as chosen for the name of the camp. The Intermediates won a Girl Scout knife as a prize for having the largest group of parents at the meeting in Marble Falls on March 12. Many of the girls are advancing and doing some fine things. Bertram can indeed be proud of its Scout organizations and the work they are doing. We should all back the Scouts and their leaders to the fullest extent. SENIOR SCOUTS INTERMEDIATE SCOUTS CUB SCOUTS BROWNIES 4-H CLUB (BOY AND GIRL) SAFETY PATROL BERTRAM CHAPTER OF THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Sponsor: W. H. Pittard; Sweetheart: Imogene Hair; Pres.: Raymond Hibler. FLAG BEARERS Mona Ruth Heine Athelene Rodgers DRUM MAJOR. Marlene McKenzie TWIRLERS Carole Ann Normann Peggy Owens PEP SQUAD Leaders: Joann Cole, Bugs Hays, Gerry Carroll, Virginia Holbrook. ( � .6 W'ec v MARLENE McKENZJE Miss B. H His pleasing personality plus his ability in athletics has won for him this honor in B.H.S. Geraldine Carroll Commercial e hd ° s Raymond Hibler Athletics .c 'y e V sC V . ’ vj£ xV P or h’1 4. Her progress and tireless ef- forts in typewriting and book- keeping have earned her the title of Who’s Who in com- mercial courses. Earnest can he foe, Io best arte PFfod to her. She is • and devoted to the llghest ideals. % Starks Mathematics Clarence Buck Activities He has taken part in F.F.A., sports, Student Council, has served as a class officer and is a valuable man in any organi- zation. 1. Guess who ? 10, Niggerpile 2. Bench squad 11. Edward 3. Johnny 12. Big Boy Pee Wee 4. Half of 49's line 13. John Kert (Bobby Lane)Goode 5. Dignified Seniors 14. Call the Lifeguard 6. Sonny 15. Jack 7. Little Ben 16. Peanut 8, Crook 17. EXlet 9. Raymond 11 18, Good Luck, Seniors 1. Before 2. After 3, Innocent, wasn’t she? 4. Amen 5. Kin-folks 6. Like father, like son 7, Boresome foursome 8. Miss America 9. Oh! My aching back! 10. He uses Ipana 11. More power to you! 12. Classy 13. Sweethearts 14. “Gerry” 15. Kick-off 1$ Corney Sisters Coach, coat, wife Unhand me, You Fiend! Hector Skyscraper Paw Pittard What are your intentions toward Little Nell Spot Scenes from LITTLE NELL” and “FOOTBALL BANQUET 1 Last year's Seniors. They didn’t see this, so we threw it in. 2. Mr, Pittard warms. 3. Clown Goode. 4. Heap, Big Seniors. 5. Good Ole Mr. Stewart. 6. Things we couldn’t do without. 7. Our Editor. 8. Big, Little Smith. 9. Make you fat. 10. New Letter Jackets, 11. Bertram 6 - Liberty Hill 0 It. 1 Hubert at work? ? ? 2. Hardworkers, 3. Swell Guy! 4. Yea Maroon, Yea White! 5. Professor and wheel. 6. Who's taking who? 7. Buggsy, 8. That smile! 9. Buddies. 10. Peanut. 11. Fixing the Ag room 12. Part of our line, 13. Sweetheart and escort. 14. Photographer, 15. Professor. 16. Panthers in action. COME IN AND SEE OUR BARGAINS FOODS and DRY GOODS You Get More For Less At YOUR Store YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT GOODE'S IT'S GOODE'S FOR FOODS xl s TO E S H.TAYLOR HDW. Oliver Tractors and Equipment Moores Paints Varnishes Plomb Tools Wire Nails and Fencing Parts Service For All Makes of Tractors S. M.TAYLOR HDW. cj.py. 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