Breckenridge High School - Buckaroo Yearbook (Breckenridge, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

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Faculty Advisers Mr. Jim Wilkerson Published Annually By ' THE BHECHENBIDGE HIGH SCHOOLL , Breckenridge, Texas WALLACE ENGRAVEIING CCMPANY Publishers fi' - A QNX XY Z? ' iii K 'Au I4 ' K . 'V XXX ff Q f XX A f X ' A X' XX X ,X ' XX, A Egg gfy X X xx XS -is -,. , , 5X -:fe-' Y ,' f X 5-jk-H X X .X KX f ff iionnsa or BOOKS1. wsgl My !52,,ff Xu if' ' 're f--2.4. f , si. - XX l Qxxlw -g, Y ,Si ! Administration Classes A - Who's Who Sports Favorites Clubs 177 These are the steps that lead to the portals through which you -- the most lovable and whole some boys and girls in all the world -- have pass- The captured of your acti brought yo toil. suc occasional constit QM , Bu cfaaao X fX .fg flgfb X qinaskh eg ,.,f1i'2 'f3 ,.-,.,J-49 1 t ' LQ if' ,igni- f, 'ikbmgxv x flflhilw AXLHXN ff- 'O N -XX . 'I If :K ' X 'HM V, X I .lifi l L I ' 7. ff- L ,-,,.... 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ITH Q H Rpfw,miyV :www wwQ,-w MISS PANZEE TAYLOR mffm MISS MARYNELL WHITE MH. JIM WILKERSON ld 4:1 r-f,' -,, 5,71- X' MHS. JOHN F. BAILEY S ponsor MRS . E . H . MAXWELL MISS BILLIE HATLIFF MR . COOPER ROBBINS Yes. girls. 'There are such Things.' cfm i074 ALLEN ALEXANDER HE N ALEXANDER - ALLEN JAMES ALLEN BOBBY ARNOT JAMES BAKER LOLA DEAN BRIDEN RUTH BROCK JACK BROOKINS udp,- LEWIS BROWNLOW MARY BRUNETTE JOHN BUCHANAN NEAL BULLOCK ALICE BUNKLEY WALTER BURROWS DOROTHY BURTON xi, EDITH BUTLER fm Rb' Qgilgia. f' ps L- A 'ANI 5 1 11.0 f -,LN - 15 A v xx - an . fl ' . X , Ylw iabff L LL. i H - , Page 's. I RAY DODDS BILL DUNCAN ROBERT DUNCAN DELORIES DUNN JACK DUNN MIKE EARNEY JOANN EVANS BETTY FERGUSON EVELYN CAMPBELL BARBARA CHRISTIE GEORGE COCHRAN GENEVA COLWELL PATSY CONDRON MACKIE JO COOK LA NELL COTTEN JOHN ED CREAGH OZELL DAVENPORT ig 'Santa Claus is coming to Town' to visit the' Class of '48. T 5' Jarziow ji C2::2f w -5 FRANCES FITE MARY FOX BEATR ICE FRANKLIN ZEEQQEHQEEETHQHWE ifWWfHWQgWg?H - 4 -. f vfwul-311: ,L 1-fig ' wire :L::1:f-u- On Ye Buckaroos' QQQ? Ev A' 'TQQQEE QMWW i5?5p I , wwf iiwwmm DOLORES GLENN ' w. im. MYJHWMNW? 'L Q ' - V ,,-L,' -is FRED can X w 5 ,L . ' 1 , i 1 gpk k fi QW U ,',, L- k'1Q1I,wgQ ' f 1 kiglfififsf 'K E .: If 5257 Q A-si' 13 ? 5 EDDIE GREEN ' A I ' . . 5 ?f , I I Z.H5gWQUmLL WV? x fl' ' CHARLES GREENLEE TROY GREENLEE GERRY GUTHRIE ......,,,w,,W...,-- ,.w-fygwww-A-M - 'fff. wr? ifiTQ7',?7 ,Z fww'L www 3 .f,f Y. ,L J Y, V ,Aw f 1'r m 55W?W W Q xx 4-:H , 2' , if I s 5 f Law. ,RQ -f -Milk :Zi S . W -' Am! my QM .N , yn, ,A 1 K,.kK f 'fqw,gE .f,3WM ff Q 5 QQQQ 56 gy, -' - . . ' A R ' ' N4 Q4 sg I V: 51.25 y .. . , 3, W . . RA EMR. ' 7' J . Q-f I A A - sf :iff Y 3, A 4 H I A i Qi Cfzniou fa BILLY FLOYD HARRIS JAMES HARTMAN PAULINE HAWKINS BILLY HILL PATSY HOGAN SANDY HOWE ARLEN HOWLE JACK JONES 1: a f g.Y.M 12.35- f2f:::S? ,'f :Z- X ., f faqy I I 3 :mr L A V3 ' 'i 5- kt o . 6 I itTQ:l, W '35, iEL in . .ii 54 I , I . 1434- q 'Bl PRESCOTT MAXWELL ESTRELLA MEHAFFEY JOE MEHAFFEY PATSY MILLER COLLEEN MOORE LA JEAN MOSS MARY ANN MUSGROVE CORNELIA O'CONNOR ' t., Br..-L ..--2-19 N-N 'W JOAN KELLEY PAULINE KIMES WALTER PAYE KITE LAVADA KNIGHT GARTH LATHAM LUEVA LOVING TOMMY MAGNESS REX MARTIN 'I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles' -- Senior styled! 3 I U X v ,Y LX s A I cisnia '14 BILLIE RUTH O'NEAL BETTY JEAN O'NEAL JIMMY PAYNE COY PEARSON MARIORIE PEARSON DON PEEKS DAN PRESTON M2 56171074 E? 5: N 2 BILLIE RICHARDSON CHARLES Row1N Ross MARIE SHANNON HELEN K. SHIEED DON REYNOLDS BILLIE JO SMITH JIMMY SPENCER ELVIS STEELE W' I 'lx ,-E2E2L Z fix Z QF 2 2.-TEX ,fmg AX ,fNNm . if T ' Q , Qx A-9 If f of ,, LUTHER STEELE DAISY STEPHENS BOB STEWART gba DON TEBBETS PAT THOMPSON LOLA THORTON DWAIN TOLLE BILLIE JEAN TOWNSEND BETTY ANN TUBES ERNEST VINCENT BETTY WALDROP LA VAUGHN STILLWELL DOROTHY TAYLOR JACK TAYLOR H- f me. Ah me. I was a faxr young maiden then aff: 4, ' 14' A ,f Tv 4 54, K ff Q f 5 i' L f 'Tm5k7, lfw 55 , , A I -E:?2,1 was? ! C5ZI7i0 75 O KV 'When you're u Long. long way from Home.n say the Seniors -- past. present. and future. Howman WALLEH 5 HAROLD WARFORD 'Q Q V DOUGLASS WARREN if 'A,i., ' a 4 ,', gg? 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GUINN MARYNELL WHITE jimmy Anderson Parks Angel ,To Dell Bell Donna Benson -19LJ5A6 fuck fOcQ Jfflmvfe, d 1444215 Jamie Bilhartz Franklin Blackerby Sue Blevins Bill Bowles Pat Brown Billie Brumbelow Bobby Joe Clark Richard Clark Don Compton Julia Compton Lucille Cowan Rosa Lee Cravey Juanita Danner Harry Dean George Deaton Bobby Douglas Betty Elkins Rex Eubanks Fay Faulkner Ruby Ferguson Tamara Fram Juanita Funderburgh M 95, t be l pk! - ' Christene Harrison Joann Harrisonq Laura Hart Dorothy Hawkins Charles Herring Jack Hesson Willa Hitchcock Bernice Holmes June Hood Wetona Horton Sandy Howe Bobby Huffman A.-iii 23 f 4? If H A ', ' XE. Oleta Funderbur Ellen Gann Bettye Giles Edgar Graham Sheila Graham Jessie Gray Jimmy Gray Mary Hallauer John Hanna l'Ii0 'U Jerry Jackson Jimmy Jacobs Bobby Johnson J. B. Johnson Thad Kelley Johnny Kennedy Muriel Kilpatrick Arnest Kimes Virginia Kleinfelder Bethel Knight Wanda Lane Billy Lightfoot Dorothy McCarthy Jay Magness Eddie McMillan Gwen Martin Peggy Melton George Mills Laura Mitchell El .Toy Mueller Milly Myers ob -Q..b I ly All J Es fy. lk Phil Pitzer Mildred Pope Tommy Potter Dan Power Jimmy Ramsey Harvey Ratliff Don Reynolds Mary Higgins Billy Robbins Cooper Robbins Harley Rogers Ruby Rowell ' N X .5 Y 3 ini'-' ef y l l- if Marvin Newberry Mill R. W J. T ie Mae Newman . Nixon . Pack Jimmy Pate Floyd Payne Eulene Peeks Wanda Phillips Joan Pierce P 51 :5 . .. , ,Q w. . 4 -. 2, 1 . -. 'alfa Q' ' ,gfafxzffm nf, 1-1 Q, A. . fffkigif 323579,-fxrf X-:avg . . f1,e'lsrL Q. 3 3 -'ff K ' will WST , 1 ' 1' ,fr 'if :ig V we ' mils, new A , V f '- ' ' Q' I fi .'-'af i g . P f ' , Y ' W 'Y ' 3 , -. 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JIM WILKERSON cfopfiomovza .3 DICK ATKINS President JACK GUNLOCK Vice-President JEANETTE CRAVEY Secretary JIMMY GALLAGHEH Reporter CLAUDE MEHAFFEY Parliamentarian Helen Airheart Joe Alexander N Maxine Allen Troy Allen Dick Atkins H ,I Bob Baber Judy Baker Z 071 .Loaf ary Louise Baker .1 Billy Bannister ilplckl David Barros Glenna Bensley Warren Beene Monte Belew Donald Blue Mary Boles Laverne Boone Jimmy Boothe Hay Brannon Elsie Bridges Johnny Briscoe Juanita Brown Don Broyles Darrell Brumbelow Drotha Burton I C59Di0mo'zz4 QP Frankie Deaver Billie Dowell Leo Draper Betty Dudley Maurice Dyches Charles Elich Wanda Ferguson Pauline Fite Betty Flippin Carey Francis Jimmy Gallaghe David Gray Clarence Green Kenneth Green Bax Green 72:::0 -vi Q-3 I .E I XS. ! if-rx , r sl Don Cameron Virginia Christesson Doris Cozart Jeanette Cravey Don Crenshaw Doris Crudgington Sonia Curd Bob Cutshall Stanley Davis '31 f,5f7375Q2Q'.ffT,' W gi?-' ghzi'- ? ' F cf- W ' ' ' . r . 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Neoma Parsons Margaret Pate Marylu Pearso Johnnie Peeks Faye Pendleto t, Bettie Perry Leon Petty Dixie Pollard Carolynn Post Imogene Proct Ramsey Charles Han O , 1 1 xgE5'! X we O. A. ev H H e, Glenna Faye Ray ffwwrnm xe,.S Ira Rogers Joyce Russell :gf - :TJ V, 1525 I, 'Munn-,--f tif., . 'U' I 9.212 Joan Mace Mary Nell Mace Mary Maxwell Claude Mehaffey Wendell Moore John Mullen Jimmy Nail Bobby Newton Betty Jo Odom 5 f .2 E69 5 fi 1 xx, is V f L4 J Qin, - -57 'FQ M, -1 1' if A J., V .W-J Q If. my ,+L- J nw, wQQW'QQ - nk 1- -'ggi' A g I ,I 4 ,, V L.,rL,, .e,,. . ., ,. H , to 12- .Q yi or n'w ,+ In ' 3 ' V. ' 2 i I X f I or 1, X C5906 ma 124 e y Husse auline Sanders m Sawyer 4-Q rg . s 2?Q92.,Qms:Q2P id-H, V , , .L., .L , FJ.. . S in S A my Awww. ,- 5, M A be F YM P rr 11 S g P E , is 'QWQR T Q 1 4' gl i gfxtiii tif SF. V1 rginia Schulze . 3 Q Tr 'M lf X H fs Loanne Seltzer J. C. 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Bobby Turner Wilma jean Vincent Doyle Waggener Earl Walker Tommy Watson ? d Q .52 Ei is A . .TL Q., ,W , .F M3125 Q S 1 1 'ggi A E 4 X w M i' M3335 , - Q ,x i Ma, C590 mozzf x H03 Yfgo In Physical Educatibn v In Physics I E M 7- I L52 l 9' 13? SSTT f I In Typing 1, , K - -4 y. ,- -f .F HELEN KAY SHIELD MILLY MYERS I BETTY TUBBS ll In Algebra PHIL TRAMMELL I MARY HALLAUER BETTY FERGUSON IEANETTE CBAVEY ll f 'f BOBBY HUFFMAN , l ff! f. 1 ' , A , fy' K ' l In Shop In Plane Geometry JACK DUNN LUCILLE COWAN SPN'- ,aim-4 f I BJ' .K In Mechanical Drawing In History egwkve , 1Wf,w+UmR 15, V,., ,. W. w swiss-wwf'-Q , ' '- In Debate 1 MAXWELL PAULINE KIME AM. MARYBAKER World Bookkeeping MIKE EARNEY I In English In Spanish CAREY JO FRANCIS ll JOHN HANNA 111 MITCH LL GREER 1 FRANCES FITE COOPER ROBBINS 111 WINIFRED YATES IV NEVA SUM ERS 11 A -'S J In Diversified Occupczt ions In Speech In Dramat ics Homemuking .IO CGDK NN QD BILLY HARRIS BILLY HILL Greig X' 5-gg, 1 SONIA CURD S 21503 In Aqricplture In Chemistry I CHAUNCE THOMP. In Latin In Biology e 'M up QWW7 ARTHUR S IMPSON .TERRY J AMES 3 ' fe f i In Office I SON . 'Zf5o3 In Library IUANITA DANNEB In Journalism f M fm V X WEATHEHPOHD V p ROSE SHANNON V XX X Q A' A 4 . LV,' :X if If A lLtQle spaceg-- a few words -- Qht f crowdea Qgigffh are all the esg6e and pridEyie. the students 'e fogxyou V! o r 1947 footbafg evm. Within the, onventional 'Cqnx ctdlo- tioggy uid 'Thank you' ar couched 1 1 v our fhole-hearted admit tign anH tions' had 'Thank you' W e douched cere grctltude ,' 1' ' Ax buf! W-fflole-hearted ad m:i'l'a ion and , X A X H X!! I f f , , A g,,A.1A:.L COOPER ROBBINS CARL COOK Sportwriters throughout Texas often refer to the Buckaroos as a wellfcoached eleven, and we on School Hill agree wholeheartedlyf Good coaching and winning teams have made football the hub of student activity. Coach Cooper Rob- bins. during his three years here. has won the esteem of the townspeople. the students and ihis boysu. By his personal interest in each player. Assistant Coach Carl Cook has become a favorite in high school. W. B. Mc- Dowell. the B-Squad mentor. has trained his boys that they may carry on the traditions of the Buckaroos in years to come. Yes. our team and coaches deserve endless praise: for the 1947 season proved to be one of the greatest in Breck Hi football history. Despite a mid-season slump. the Buckaroos advanced to quarter-final play and ended the season with eight victories two ties. and only two defeats on record. These boys will always be remembered for their ceaseless efforts on the practice field. their fighting spirit on the gridiron ind their fine high standards in every day i e. , iyM'5 Top row: Left to right. MARTIN. DODDS. PITZER, P. THOMPSON. JONES. NEWBERRY. DEAN. ROBBINS. COACH COOK Center row: Left to right. I. GRAY. E. ALLEN. MEHAFFEY. J. ALLEN. GREEN. MC- MILLIAN. HERRING. J. MAGNESS. SPENCER. BOBBY .ARNOTQ Mgr. Bottom row: COACH ROBBINS. H. THOMSON, JACKSON. ROGERS PAYNE. DUNCAN. BUL- LOCK. T. MAGNESS. WARFORD. WITCHER B. MC DOWELL gv' 1 ' 1. ,, t31imWi1.E .KK f BOBBY ARNOT goofbiff Manager EDWARD ALLEN Center A ill, f ff f ill' fb W' ff'fff'ff'LM., Alufur- 6 . I?-Z'w?fQ-Jfc-f'6 !ffvL - ,If Bottom row: Left to right. NEAL BULLOCK. guard: HARRY DEAN. back: RAY GENE DODDS. tackle: ROBERT DUNCAN, center. '4 L in lffdamf ' 'igikff +1-J? 'hi A ootbiff JIMMY GRAY Tackle EDDIE GREEN Tackle Bottom row: Left to right. CHARLES HERRING. tackle: JERRY JACKSON. end: JACK JONES. end: J- LOUIS MAGNESS. guard. I :V Q 'IEW' Y 'ff Rip, Jim and Arkansas crash the hope and dreams of the Brownwood Lions. . JACK GUNLOCK Back ale rolls up yarda gainst Ranger. JOE MEHAFFEY Guard 13351 . mclifkbkt ihntbal TOMMY MAGNESS Guard REX MARTIN Guard Bottom w: Left to right. WENDELL MOORE. back: EDDIE MC MILLIAN. tack- PAYNE. back. mwmm mm le: MARVIN NEWBERRYV back: JIMMY oofbaff PHII. PITZER Back S HARLEY ROGERS - Back Pm Y SPENCER End Bottom row: Left to right. HAROLD THOMPSON. end: PAT THOMPSON, end: HAROLD WAHFORD. back: DALE WITCHER. back. ' ' COOPER-ROBBINS Center Spencer makes a good catch as the Bucks down Brown- wood 7-2 PFI 'T f 'W ayflecgfa fa Near the end of the season came the news hat two Buckaroos had been named on the All' tate elevens. Iimmy Spencer, outstanding ight end. was a unanimous choice for the ssociated Press's first team and was also amed on Dub Kingns second eleven in the DFort orth Star-Telegram.u Ray Gene 'Doodieu Dodds ade the fourth team. Big Jim Gray, James llen, and Jack Jones won honorable mention. ,gw . -- V 1 ,L 'agree :egg-iq ,M . A These boys were renowned for hard tackling, vicious blocking, and all- round field ability. To each we say 'con- gratulationsi for a j ob we ll-cione and 'good luckm in your future football careers. WMI? M Wm , ALLEN JONES JIMMY SPENCER RAY GENE 'DOODIE0 DODDS Jimmy Spencer made the first team. Hay Gene Dodds, James Allen. and Marvin Newberry were named on the second team. Jimmy Payne, Jack Jones, Joe Mehaffey. Edward Allen, Harley Rodgers, and Harry Dearm were named honorable mentions. 07 3-Dijfzici C , ' W7 Four of our Buck- aroos lolaced on the mytllical SAA All-District Team, and six rece.i6ed honorable mention. Eaclm boy was so named because of his outstanding perform' ances dulring the 1947 Season. I Q 1 x - .r g TP.. . -. ' T 7 F t AM- rsryt P . ryyr , 2' '.i' ,fi'. gg' je ww'CMwM - 5 . - 32 ' Y A is r ls. fnfs.' f .wtf A -.1 3 . 1 - WW. ' jgit gp i gz.. 4 y + tt w.k ti?mQ5TL7 - 2 '.f,,5ax5eM L'.A Witcher escapes the clutches I VA - .g Q i n ' of a Stephenville player. 'ig H.NgfQjU V , . fkri , 1 , , ,ryrlfhlg A 9 Awgkdj Gunlock comes around end for more A M A i'm WW74PQifiiQi yardage. ABILENENGAME one of the most exciting games in B. H. S. tory. the spirited Bucks fought a well-trained determined Abilene eleven to a 6-6 tie in Fair k Stadium. Despite an underdog rating the Buckaroos ld their own with Pete Shotwell's Eagles while ,000 fans witnessed one of the oldest and most ous rivalries in the state. Scoring honor for Bucks went to Marvin Newberry. and Jimmy Spenceros cellent punting was one of the highlights of the e. PASCHAL GAME ld Breck Hi displayed a potent football team n the Green and White teamed the Paschal Panthers a decisive 25-12 score. The Fort Worth boys re never a serious threat as the Bucks dominated four quarters of play on their home field. Two cial thrills were Pat Thompson's pass interception 45-yard touchdown run and Dale Witcher's brilliant yard jaunt to the end zone. WICHITA FALLS GAME he Buckaroos visited the Coyotes in Wichita Falls ly to be entertained by the way of a 21-0 defeat. e Bucks were not the perfect guests, for their ged and vicious tackling would not be welcomed by team. 13,500 spectators witnessed a ball game far re thrilling than the score indicates as the Bucks tled one of the state's greatest teams. GRAHAM GAME After dropping the Wichita game the fighting Bucks urneyed to Graham a week later with renewed deter- nation. Such determination paid off as Breckenridge n handily. 19-0. The Steers at no time displayed e versatility that the Buckies did. and football llowers over Texas began to speak of the Bucks as lay-off' material. The injury of Cooper Robbins. Ir the only dark spot of the game. T Q , mm.ssSl!w1uw?iii+iaf?f1iQ?'1 iL'.I E as -i-A l THE STEPHENVILLE GAME The Breck Hi boys zoomed past the Stephenville Yellow Jackets 41 to 6 in their first 9 AA game. Buckaroo Stadium was the scene of flying red rags as a total of 19 penalities were assessed against the twojteams. Ray 'Doodie' Dodds was a stand-out on on defense for the Bucks and Jimmy Spencer retained his excellent punting record. They and their teammates were complete masters for the evening. THE RANGER GAME Old man weather restricted the Buck- aroos when they clashed with Ranger amid a downpour of rain in Breckenridge. The slimy ball made it hard to hold and fumbles were frequent. The Bulldogs lost more ground than they gained. and Newberry's two touchdowns brought the Bucks a 13-0 victory. The old Buckie line deserves special mention for its bang-up playing on a muddy field. THE WEATHERFORD GAME Spectators left Kangaroo Field in a stunned and thoroughly upset condition when the Weatherford eleven edged by the Buckaroos. 25-20. This was the case that happens only in football, for certainly B. H. S. should have been the victor. What happened to the Bucks or what caused this loss can only be called 'just one of those things'. In the words of one sobbing supporter -- 'We all let down on the job. The boys can't do it all: neither can the fans. Now we most profit by our mistakes.' X The team talks over the prospects of winning the Quarter Final game against Longview. 'W' A word to the wise is sufficienb it :Kr LLL. . fiQH5NfV m:ssfEv-1S'i 1 THE MINERAL WELLS GAME. The ever-fighting Bucks visited Mountaineer Stadium only to return home with a 2-0 win over Mineral Wells and a bright shinny crown as Kings of District 9AA. Pla i ' t y ng in a s eady drizzle and on a sticky field, Coach Robbins' illustrious proteges sewed up the championship'when Jimmy Spencer and Arkansas Al- len smeared Duane Grisset behind his own goal. Yes, the boys in green were at their peak as they avenged a past defeat and proved that they were leading elevens. one of the state s THE CISCO GAME. Breckenridge's big Buckaroos mixed aerial trickery with ground power to smother the Cisco Loboes 35 to B on Thanksgiving Day. Newberry. Spencer and Jones did the actual scoring while each of the boys on the team played an outstanding ball game. Again thousands of fans left Buckaroo Field with repewed confidence in the athletes of Old Breck High. All eyes turned to Corsicana, and with these glances went samples of the never-stop-fighting spirit that filled the halls of B. H. S. THE LONGVIEW GAME. Two outstand- ing defensive teams clashed in Longview in a 0-0 Quarter- finals game when the Bucks and Lobos met. Despite a wide edge in statistics the 'Powder River' Buckaroos did not win since the Lobos had gained one penetration. Oddly enough, this penetration was made on the opening play as the two green and white teams collided. The Bucks played great football. but Luck would not smile and give them the 4 yards needed to cross Longview's 20. Fans had no complaints against the Buckaroos. for already they had brought glory to B. H. S. This '4 yard' loss was stacked away with the students' unhappy and unlucky memories of an all-round great football season. ex? if 2 al it-iid? Jooifaff THE BROWNWOOD GAME. On Armistice Day the Buckaroos surprised everyone. that is, except the Bucks and their loyal supporters Despondent over the loss to Weatherford, the determined Buckies knocked the undefeated Lions off the top rung in the district ladder. A pass from Jimmy Payne to Spencer and the extra point by Newberry sent the Bucks home from Brownwood with new hopes for a conference title and a strong belief in the adage that 'A Team That Won't Be Beat Can't Be Beat.' THE CORSICANA GAME. The Bucks' magnificent defense hit on all cylinders and blasted Corsicana out of the Class AA schoolboy playoff by a more decisive margin than the 12-0 score would indicate. Both scores were the results of perhaps the most spectacular playing the Blue and Gold had ever played host to in a Bi-District game. Jimmy Spencer pulled the play-of-the-day by swiping the pigskin from the hands of a Tiger ball carrier and sprinting 28 yards to the double stripe for the first tally. Harley Rodgers caught Payne's 2l yard pass for the second score. and Harry Dean sparkled in his new fullback role. Ham- merin' Harry buldozed through the line for a series of steady gains which set up the Bucks' second touchdown. Exemplifying the words of their fight song, the Buckaroos surely 'fought on for their famel' 9 ll e sneak that made Spencer famous oo Z MBERS, TURNER. CAMERON. GUNLOCK. BARNEY. BUCHANAN. PHILLIPSQHEER. L..- EY. SMITH. SIMPSON, GRAY. PETTY. WHITWORTH. HALL. DHAPEHCOACH DOWELL. RAINEY. TOLLE. WALKER. CUTSHAW. RATLIFF. THOMPSONDYCHES. OBS, PATE. WEBBER. BABER. KITE, WOODS. POWER. JONES, DOUGLASSHOGERS 'B' SQUAD LAGHER. BOBBY YOUNG r. of Junior High Squad The members of the 'B' Squad and Junior High Squad are starting arly to learn the fundamentals of football through playing the game. THE JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD They'11 be matching you soon. . X, 3? . 35 31. 3801-i'i 5 -1 , .A ' J , 31 3 ,I TYSON. PENDERGRASS. HAGLER. MC DARIS, MERCER, PHARRIS. BRANDON, PIPPEN. HUFFMAN. MASNER. BROOKS. MC KEE PHAHRI.S,VICK. JENKINS. HUGHES. WRIGHT. GREEN, CAHNEY. HOWELL. KNIGHT. HENDRICKS. ANDBESS. MORALES. MC MINN OWENSBY. PENNINGTGV. HOFFMAN. MC CATHHEN. SLAUGHTER TOI.LE.CUNNINGHAM. KINCH N. KEITH. R. ROBBINS. WEBBER. D. ROBBINS. SMITH. FIELDS. PARDUE. ROGERS. A study in suspense. Bilhartz scores two points for the 'B' Bati- The Buckaroo's 1948 basketball season wa one of the most thrilling in years Viewe from the scoreboard only it would not b counted a successful season for the Buck ended with seven wins and five losses u judged by the brand of ball played and th close exciting games it could be labele highly satisfactory Included in the win was a victory over the undefeated Brownwoo Lions. Although the Bucks had a fine season they probably would have suffered fewer defeat had they not been delayed by post seaso football. team . Opponent Woodson Gatesville Stephenville Graham Brownwood Weatherford Graham Cisco Hanger Mineral Wells Stephenville Brownwood Weatherford Throckmorton Cisco Hanger Mineral Wells JAMES ALLEN HARRY DEAN EDDIE GREEN Forward Forward Center milk 'lt WS1i' e.ff, I' - ll ba!! fwfw F , IL ' .1-L 4 T' f Thompson Center Joe Mehaffey Jack Gunlock Forward Guard w Rex Martin Forward 4 Harley Rodgers D'-'Ile Wiflchef Guard Forward Jack jones Guard ,f . Aff' Q, ,fi-ref:-iXf.: -'lf' 6XLfQ'Xc brjfdfgf ffZQ MfL,f ,. ,. 443-7 ', ff '-'WV' 47751 vgfnof-W7 . :4?fcmf7!r0,,4vfVx! 457 J CID Ba ialdaf Tm: 'B' SQUAD Top row: Left to right, Bilhartz. Douglas, jones, Thompson. Smith. Anderson, Bottom row: Pate, Moore Coach Rogers. Jackson THE 'A' SQUAD Top row: Left to fl Dean. Jones, Thompso Allen. Martin, Gunloc Bottom row: Coach Coo Mehaffey, Green, Roger d Witcher. and Draper. Cul' EDWARD ALLEN JAMIE BILHABTZ Dale goes over in the pole vault JAMES ALLEN NEAL BULLOCK HAY DODDS JACK JONES CHARLES ELICH EDDIE GREEN Zac I ACK GUNLOCK Doodie sets the pace for Jamie and Hip in the 440. aa? ' ifiggisjjg 1,-7 ' , ' lY5:fif,'g4fiifC-?qs,, ierss?:ff,s,ffQn taiwwww ffJggL'i.jQ5 1-n,:If3ew!v?g?i we for 1 wie L, , Q 1-.3 ,. me :gm 1953? ,,A' z 4 M EDDIE NC MILLAN n gs ine ,A wiiiggi JOE MEHAFFEY s fl gi? TOMMY Mmatss Because track comes so late in the spring. and because the editors insist upon a little time for publishing the annual. much of the excitement and thrill of the track events and results go un-recorded for the student body. The pictures of these boys. taken in a typical West Texas Sandstorm exemplify the stamina traditional in the track star. MARVIN NEWBEBRY Jones and Warford running the low hurdles e S s i 5 E 1 4 f-2 .flank HAROLD THOMPSON HAROLD WARFOHD DALE WITCH H I Eddie. the discus man, in action. auovifza iN 'f?Q7Qf 7f Z4 wyx ...Q 1 f H1 1, ,,f f fm D! Y 'ffi ' f 62760 5704? fi !f'WQ55'2'f1l? G ' cf, r, XA . E 6,465 gy M r Wa J ,f,,g, Q b f if We mf , M X ' grf M v NW mf 571 X i' .2.,. 'Lf xgXx i ig' , Pj, ,Ai l W Q g 1 '-' ' X K I! 1 Xxx xxx' IE 1L::i.':3- 1 , lf' af ::l ---1 5555 1 ,z XP k 5 Elsa! 1 -f .WJ W X lr! 1 X X 'Y 5' N Vg' A 1 I 4, X' ij . I . x ff ,gf Darin .92 zailinz af the 2904492 of Jutifia .7-Zi Ezzonation of liz Butkazoo Garza The Great Lord Chamberlain EDWARD ALLEN Trainbearers CAROL ANN CROWLEY VALOIS STEFFEY Crownhearer BOYD LYNN REED HER MAIESTY'S COURT dh 1 XX all i ., YNN M 'mefixhigbimsegf s n ,... . ',Lh, k,k, VV 'QEQQgWQ3?VHfW'f2f5, Ushers: GRAHAM. FERGUSON, THORNTON, YATES FRANKLIN, HOGAN, ALLEN, WOODFIN, HOOD, HAL- LAUEH, and COLWELL. The Coronation of the Queen of the Buckaroo Kingdom is one of the most eagerly anticipated events of the school year. Preceding the date set for the event, elections are held: the favored eu Duke DAVID WILSON of the House of Thompson Duchess TBEVA JEAN of the House of Bufkin ones become preoccupied with details of dress and decorum. The Annual staff wears a harassed look. and often a smudge of paint. as the staging takes on a more definite form. Finally the night ar- ives and with it, the grand assemblage of Her Majesty's Court. The brief ceremoney, followed by entertainment from musical groups concludes the program for the public. But for the participants there is hurried picture-taking and leave-taking to the Country Club where the Queen's l is in progress. Lord TOMMY of the House of Magness Lady EDITH of the House of Butler , Lord MARVIN of the House of , Newberry Lady CLAIRE of the House of Waller Lord HAROLD of the House of Warford Lady LAVAGHN of the House of Stilwell fo 'zonation Glee Club: PEARSON, COLWELL, FITE, DEAVER, BURTON, DOWELL. ROAN, MOORE, STEWARTQ WOODFIN RAY, HARRIS. DUDLEY, LOVING. Lord ALLEN of the House of Alexander Lady CO NELIA of the House of O'connor Lord PAT of the House of Thompson Lady IOANN of the House of Evans BRIDEN, DUNN Director: , COOK, STAHK and COTTEN. Lord COOPER of the House of Robbins Lady BILLY of the House of Robbins Lord PRESCOTT of the House of Maxwell Lady HELEN KAY of the House of Shield 60'ZOl'2Qff0l'l Lord DALE of the House of Witcher Lady JERRY of the House of James 'W Qdem Dance Group: KLEINFELDER. SRIHTT., TURKNETT, AULKNER. MYERSU MARTIN. BELVINS. BELL, MUELLER. ILES. PRAM, HOOD, HART, HARRISON, and LANE. Lord BILLY of the House of Harris Lady MARY of the House of Fox Lord JACK of the House of Gunlock Lady MARY of the House of Maxwell Lord RAY of the House of Dodds Indy MARGARET of the House of Pate ,Q L X . 4 R n i 1 Lord BILLY of the House of Hill ,'- Lady ANNABEL of the House of Trammel l Lord JOHN of the House of Walker I Lady BETTY of the House of Young fozorzafion 1 7la zofd Zhzfazd Zia! Wifi fda Ziff? Jian 5066011 H70 2' fqbufai LZ l my JMW, Ax-hL1 ':Qfg yn .JQLYSFX 1 5 Q35 llgk ' Fay 32112 Ei! Iliff ', X li I f coil 'A x .2 !!' 2 f K' J 4 V M f Q! ' ff pb A N I . Q W M 1 4' - J J70Jz' Qpufav B051 fZffLZf 4j ' ZAQQ if ot, If did, Qlbvmqj yoann fuanj EMI' Wff u7'70u12dL2 zf . , X l H E. Dafa Zficizz J EU! Wffnfzaunn' joy CC DXXX f'x5'XX Aff S, Y X K fi X X Q52 ,QC 4 Q' , x 5,22 . 1 X I -bex' J ' XY 35 O R gf' xv' - af X fi' Z N' -. N-Dx N W R, N ,N I x X .. 2 Awfx is .J J-7' D' . x X A, N '4 'X f N' X4 1 Af ' M X ,P .J ' 5 - J A f X , J diy Z!-55xJ'A1Q ' QXf'? jx 3. CSZIU 0 'z lm 7112 Lf Cf ,Q ,ff f'7,. I M '- 47 If X Q,- x X X J X -X5 XMA ,K fx C fy 2 fu--' ,, ,Q - 5' f -f fx Biffyifbyd Hai zij J L5ZI'li0'Z ..f7Zv0'zZz'z fiiu 'Lfafk2 anim fl- UU0'zIz'z of WM ,J 62 UI JZ, df? J' -lil 1107! 52, 'Z i0 I2 yu J I W M2 d7f1y J7arwzff 50P750I770 'zz jaw 7155 Jalal c?unfock J f- - Hqbhomoiz ja U0 zz iz f'o1l2ffi'a 0Zbnno'z Za nd ffzuzzifiza 'Zz' Bifly Hifi' gin' d7LlJfL'fdl7 filth .BUIIE1 Jia JCOLlf5LLlZIZll?ZE zz' .W cd 6-'Billy youu? jj 51115529520 'zz' . 141,46-4: ,V Wfin lhyffiizil M7 Jian! cfuzzzbfzazf fLL63 a Members are Sponsor MH. TOLLE. ALLEN ALEXANDER, ALVIN ALEWANDEHQ STEWART, TOI WARREN, DUNCAN. Sponsor MH. IOLLEY, MAXWELL0 BROOKINS. and ROWIN. iz cjcaufa DWAINE TOLLE Squadron Pilot ALLEN ALEXANDER Ass't Squadron Pilot BILL DUNCAN Communications Scribe MH. HUBERT TOLLE Sponsor The Air Scouts is a comparatively new branch of the Boy Scouts of America -- yet the Air Scout Squadron 63 is making rapid progress in learning the principles o the air industry from meteorology to aerodynamics. The squadron has recently acquir a building which it will convert into headquarters for local Air Scouting activities Other activities included in their 1948 program are participation in youth week the annual Senior Scout Bivouac at Camp Tonkawa near Abilene. A salute to our Squadron Leaders. 'Z' 'ffuf S- 5 Two 'B's' in love set Lg ,,wif'tNNf I . H , f , The B Club is the only purely honorary club on the campus. The members are not asked to join it: they earn the privelege first - and then - presto! They are in. This energetic group arrived at membership by varied routes -- some with nimble fingers or facile tongues, others with cooperative brawn and brain, or their knowledge of agriculture. and some by the beat. beat, beat on the big bass drum. No matter by which accomplishment the end is still the same. a big white 'B' to complete their wearin' of the green. eff Pictured: EARNEY. JONES, WITCHER, ALEXANDER, LATHAM, THOMPSON, ARKANSAS ALLEN, NEWBERRY. TAYLOR, ARNOT, BULLOCK, MC MILLAN, PITZER, THOMPSON, DODDS, ROBBINS, DEAN, HIP ALLEN, GUNLOCK. H. WALLER, GREEN. BUCHANNAN, HILL, HERRING. Ca WALLER, STILWELL, KELLEY, TUBBS, PHILLIPS, MARTIN, I. MAGNESS, HOOD, WEATHERFORD, MYERS, FERGUSON HALLAUER. Not Pictured. ANDERSON, BLEVINS, BOWLES. BROOKINGS, CHRISTIE, CREAGH FOX. GUTHBIE, KNIGHT, T. MAGNESS, DUNCAN, EUBANKS, WARFORD, MAXWELL, MILLER, MOORE. POWERS. HODGERS, PAYNE, ROWIN, SHIELD, STEWART, TOLLE, MEHAFFEY, WALKER. n a ,V - A-L,.5,,.as, A l T it M A -Aww Burkwzoo Zend ALLEN ALEXANDER President BOB STEWART Vice-President BETTY YOUNG Librarian GARTH LATHAM Student Director MR. ALTON ROAN Director N EN L .,, , :QW WL h'Aa,a . , ,LL N L.. as L, , ., 'Jig- a 7' ., 5' , iw ,An 'W' iq. M, ,A ,. if-. M, ,,. 5 Y Q 1. K A ' 4 'F .mf L. K Q-EEF W L ,:? wg, wx' fs MARY HOOD. HEL'EN KAY SHIELD. CLAIRE WALLER. HOWARD WALLEH. WILFORD TREADWAY. BILLY 72 .ffadzfza P V 6' V- 5, K 4: I Y , H- 1,Vf.T...L l A K N ... 522 ' Jwfffnmwfl Cm Y f6v:Zi2 ' BILLY ROBBINS MILLY MYERS LA VAUGHN STILWELL WINIFHED YATES LOLA MAE THORNTON GERRY GUTHRIE r 'sh - 1 5 1 1 1 1 i Members are FLIPPIN, JAMES, ROBBINS, WALLER. THAMMELL. GUTHHIE, MILLER, EVANS, HALLAUEB PRAM. LANE, SPRATT, MYERS, GRAHAM, HART, GILES, HARRISON, WEATHERFOHD. Sponsor: MRS. CATES, WIGGS, MAXWELL, WILKS, BELEW, KELLEY. B um? oo Editor JOAN KELLEY Asset. Editor LEWIS WIGGS Business Manager MARY HALLAUER Circulation Mgr. GLYN WILKS The Buckaroo Club was organized as a planning period for all the departments of th annual staff. There the photography. lay-out. and art editors confer to improv lay-out and photographic effects. The sales division and the booster group balanc budgets and rehearse sales talks to use on the unsuspecting public. The Coronatio of the Buckaroo Queen is their outstanding project and a tradition as old as the annual itself. The Staff is particularly proud this year to display an honor ratin from both the Texas Scholastic Press and the National Scholastic Press Associationsi Annabel, Wanda. and Milly balance sales receipts. ,WW 5- H miafzy 51215 JOHN HANNA President LEWIS WIGGS Vice-President JAMIE BILHARTZ Secretary BILL BOWLES Reporter MHS. E. H. MAXWELL Sponsor So this is how itgs done! 'Science Marches on' with added realism and a much more definite meaning for some twenty odd Breckenridge High School students. Their club period is used for bringing in odd facts and observations of their own to discuss with each other. It also affords them time to review picture shows and make additional experiments. But not all of their time is spent in serious study: occasionally there is time out for a party. B .ff , 'Sm .mms ,H I Members are COCHHAN, HANNA, BOWLES, BELL, GLENN, TAYLOR, BAKERU THOMPSON. HAMSEY BILHAHTZ. HUFFMAN. Sponsor MBS. MAXWELL,'and COWAN. - Members are ALEXANDER, EAHNEY, SPRATT, Sponsor: MISS RATLIFF, ANDERSON. GILES, WEATHER- FORD, BLEVINS, FAULKNER. WATERS. YEATES. HOOD, WALLER, PRAM, BUCHANAN, HILL. SHIELD BUTLER, YOUNG, STILWELL, HOGAN, MYERS. LANE. fl' .D'1a afica BILLY HILL President CELIA WEATHEHFORD Vice-President BETTY YOUNG Secretary HELEN SHIELD Reporter MISS RATLIFF Sponsor 'All the wor1d's a stage' is more than a quotation to the students of dramatics. For them the stage becomes a highly interesting world of their own where they can portray, with equal skill. light comedy, or serious drama. Their programs are packed with informative and interesting news about stage personalitf ies. the best Broadway productions. and stagecraft. This club has a long and successfu history behind it that keeps it always on tip toe. They are the producers of the contest play. and whether it gets to State or not. it is always one of the best. Looks like a tense moment for Cooper and Sue. .ll-dl' JHL nam HOSE SHANNON Editor BILLIE O'NEAL Ass't Editor BILLY WALDROP Business Mgr MHS. DALE HAHBISON Sponsor Is everything ready? The membership of this club is composed of the Dynamo staff. They carry on their study of journalism and study to improve their high school publication. n No other club works so diligently to give pleasure to the student body orfeels y so amply repaid for its efforts as the Friday morning rush for the Dynamo begins. So read each issue carefully and appreciatively because it's yours written about you. by your fellow students. V Members are GUTHRIE. WITCHER ROBBINS, BARNEY. HILL COLWELL, SHAN ON, WALDHOP O'NEIL ALEXANDER. PEAHSON. GRAHAM, BRIGGS, FRANKLIN, WIGGS. LOVING, STAHK Sponsor: MBS. HABBISON. a a MH. WILKERSON, NIXON. HARRIS. WALKER, SWEETHEART: YOUNG, WALLER. POWEL, BABOR. COMPTON. DAVENPORT. T. ALLEN. BRANNON. BHOYLES. BRISCO. RANEY. GREEN. SHACK PAYNE. HOLLAND. ROGERS. BEEN. MEHAFFEY. JACKSON. WOODS. DYCHES. HAILEY. JOHNSON: BUFKIN. GREENLEY. TEMPLETON. WILLIAMS. JUSTICE. ri BILLY HARRIS President HOWARD WALLEB Vice-President JOHN WALKER Secretary FLOYD PAYNE Reporter JIM WILKERSON Sponsor Wondering what that is floating about the campus under the big broad Stetson? It is -- but naturally -- an F. F. A. boy on his way to the Fat Stock Show. The Future Farmers of America, one of the few national organizations on our campus prides itself in its knowledge of Parliamentary law, of soil conservation and of live stock and poultry. Theirs are the blue and gold clad figures, faithfully dispensing cokes and snowcones at every football game. Culminating the years activities is their annual barbecue -- chuck wagon fashion -- where the cattle man and his youthful imitator mingle in true Western hospitali Lesson in rope making. tY 1 1 f L E4 MACKIE COOK President BETTY WALDROP Vice-President JEANETTE CRAVEY Secretary LUEVA LOVING Reporter MRS. FRANCES BAKER Sponsor Yesterday's teacher today's guest at tea. Mmmmmm good! That's what everyone says when they smell those delicious odors coming from the cottage. Not only can these girls cook but they can sew as well. This club is one of the most active and versatile on the campus. Affili- ated with the National Future Homemakers. they are privileged to attend regional and state functions. Each year, they go to Fort Worth to the Fat Stock Show and attend O camp during the summer. These girls are the hostesses for many informal teas on the campus. gizsxm. slr- Members are HORTON. BLEVINS, BROWN. HARRISON, PARSONS. KING. PATH. FAULKNER. H AD. GRAY. MITCHELL, BOLES, O'NEAL, DANNER, MABERY. STARR. LOVINGGOOD, BRUNETTE. ROGERS, WITH RSPOON. MELTON. WEBSTER. MC CARTHY. HOLMES. HARRISON, ODOM. HARRIS R. FERGUSON. COOK. RUSSELL. FITE. ALEXANDER, DUNN. BURTON, WILKS, LOVING. BENSON W. FERGUSON. COMPTON. TIPTON. MOORE. SANDERS. CONDRON. WALDROP. GLENN. POLLARD. PEARSON, CRUDGINGTON. M. BAKER. I. BAKER. LARA. SAMFORD. BROWN. Sponsor: MRS. BAKER. r gb E616 GENEVA COLWELL GERRY GUTHRIE MACKIE COOK DORTHY' WOODFIN MR. ALTON BOAN Vice- President President Secretary Reporter Director Mr. Roan and Geneva look over new music One of the most necessary and highly prized clubs in Breckenridae High School is the Girls' Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Roan These girls learn the fundamentals of music and song arrangement. They graciously perform for both school and civic programs E 3 Q E Z . 3 2 5 5 5 5 T Members are LOVING. WOODFIN. BRIDEN. HAY. STEWART. DUNN. BAKER COMPTON WIMBERLY DUDLY, GUTHRIE. COOK, DOWELL, HARRIS, BURTCN. DEAVER, COLWELL COTTON Director MH. ALTON ROAN. Members are ELICH. HOLLAND. GREEN, HARRISON. GREER. JOHNSON. KIMBLE. GREEN. MULLEN. BRISCOE. BANNISTER. KELLEY, GRAHAM, WALDROP. THORNTON. CRENSHAW. Sponsor: M . NEWSOM, DAVIS, TEMPLETON. SMITH, RUSSELL. DEVENPORT. x Jnduabziaf 07'lfJ I. H. JOHNSON President BILLY WALDROP Vice-President MAX GREEN Secretary JIMMY THORNTON ReP0ftef MH, J. E. NEWSOM Sponsor Why buy a new handtooled leather belt when you can make it yourself? The members of the Industrial Vocational Arts Club have learned the modern methods of tooling leather. They make anything from bookends to key cases, from purses to bookmarks. Under Mr. Newsom's instruction they whittle, stamp, and polish until their products look like the works of experts. Is it any wonder that they are often stopped by envious glances and wistful remarks as: 'How do you get to belong to that club?' Ja H. and Temp working with leather Members are KNIGHTQ SHANNON, TRAMMELL, GANN. TIPTON. DUNN. WALDROP BRIDGES. Sponsor: MBS. GUINN. DUDLEY. BBUMBELOW. STOUARD. HOOD. DANNEB. .fib'1a'l Cfub DELORIES DUNN President WALTER PAYE KITE Vice-President JUANITA DANNEB Secretary BILLY WALDHOP Reporter Some think that being surrounded by hooks would be dull. but not these boys and girls. In fact. they are rather fond of books. Seems they even enjoy making injured books well again. Not only do they learn cataloguing and evalua- tion of material but they find time for planning and enjoying parties at Mrs. Guinn's home which is always open to them. Their beautifullytrimmed Christmas tree and Saint Patrick's Day tea are their contribution of hospitality to the student body. Preparations for Christmas. mas ' GARTH LATHAM President PRESCOTT MAXWELL Vice-President LA NELL COTTON Secretary SHEILA GRAHAM Reporter ' MH. ALTON ROAN Director What are the words to that song? The accomplishments of the Music Club are many for they work consistant- ly to gain a greater appreciation of both classical and popular music. Improving their own skill is a part of the program also. The school is indebted to this club for bringing such excellent musical arouos here as the T. C. U. Symphony Orchestra and the Hardin-Simmons Cowboy Band. They have also worked so diligently to help finance the band uniforms. ln. Members are BHUMBELOW. BABHOS. BELEW, TAYLOR, Sponsor: MR. ROAN, ATKINSL CREAGH NAIL, WEBSTER. BROOKINS, LATHAM. PEEKS. HOWE. CRUDGINGTON. SHAW, HARRISON. HART. PATH. FLIPPIN. TOLLE. M. MAXWELL. WARREN. THORNTTN, P. MAXWELL. GRAHAM. ROWIN. POLLABD. PEARSON. FRANCIS. BUNKLEY. COOK. MABERY. CHRISTIE. KING. B STEWART, HAWKINS. LOVING. BURTON. DEAVER. RAY, HARRIS. STARK. BBIDEN. CONDRON WALDHOP. DOWELL, ALLEN, ROBBINS, JAMES. HIGGS, GUTHRIE, MOOHE. D. STEWART. COLWELL. MILLER. is T n Members are GREER, COLWELL, ROBBINS, JAMES, HIGGS, GUTHRIE, FLIPPIN, WEATHERFORD. BULLOCK, VINCENT, CURD. SHANNON, STEPHENS, FRANKLIN, ALLEN, FERGUSON, BRIDGES. HARRISON. Sponsor MR. JAMES, WALDROP, COOK, BROWN, WILKS, HOWLE, EARNEY, WARFORD. HUFFMAN. , , , M. , K H . my i., f III'-fE5iETEi!!g:?:' MIKE EARNEY President BILLY ROBBINS Vice-President MACKIE JO COOK Secretary GENEVA COLWELL Reporter MR. T. M. JAMES Sponsor Talking their way to the top of the class is the odd way these students gain admittance to the National Forensic League: Each public performance adds another point to the speakers credit and leads him one step nearer the coveted recognition of the other 499 organizations with the high schools and colleges of the United States. Students of the debate and public speaking class are eligible for membership Their activities include exchange debates with neighboring schools and trips to University tournaments. as well as, participation in Interscholastic League Contests zad ifL'lJ Sh-h-h! They're creating! Each week these future journalists -- members of the Ready Writers Club -- climb the stairs to Room 18. There they are instructed in the art of creative writing. Although a 1947 member won the state championship the club is not resting on its laurals, but is quite busy preparing to uphold its reputation in this year's league events. Though this. of necessity, is a small club. it is big in-its accomplish ments. Members are BAKER, HARRISON, YATES, KELLEY, BENSON, CUHD, Sponsor: MHS. JOHN F. BAILEY. fzaj z 11 nts ,L , - 4 - ' 7'7'q,,gw:g.N 'A . ,A . , ' ' F L L . , . Af, Lt .-ss, I-,sew ugh-W A -',, .1 Y - . . 3' i s eta i v ff rtziesem, -ffs1st-ft-5,fQ,,1s,' .Lyn -:r ss ' rw 1 - if -X 53 1 iffy-if 5fuf4mmW4xmsggsms44.f sw S- i,t yi, Y 5 ,,, 7 K, .A ..,. ,. . wma- Q , ' Nm- H, .. , A., i B B it ' in 'W I' ...NM wfiiffiiiif .sf fi f B ' nge Wt' 12 'L i V ,ss ' .. if if ' V X f f 5 ' ' 7 ' f 2 i . Q W W, '99 ,ma-'-, ' v. 'Q . ' ,,vv:::w,..55s J gps? K , fi : ,fwMQwfsv h,tlaE5g?,!!j w thmwn, Going out for TENNIS, coached by Miss White, are Claire Waller, Mary Hood. Betty Ferguson, Mary Hallauer. Charles Bowin. John Buchanan, Prescott Maxwell. Bill Duncan, Pat Thompson, and Jack Jones. All of this group is new, with the exception of Betty Ferguson. who went to state last year. Mrs. Bailey is sponsor of the READY WRITERS contestant, Winifred Yates. We hope Winifred is as lucky as last year's contestant. Marie Davis. who won at state. ..-.-,aqnuanuhnl Harold Warford, Mitchell Greer. Bobby Huffman. Billy Waldrop, Odell Hilton. Bryce Harrison, Sonia Curd, and Mike Earney are the DEBATEHS- sponsored by Mr. James. Of this group Mike is the onl experienced debater. another of 'the ones to reach state.' LIE! Z ZIIZIT J Billy Hill, Mike Earney. illy Myers. Celia Weatherford. ooper Robbins. Ir.. Jimmy nderson, and Sue Spratt are he cast of the CONTEST PLAY. irected by Miss Ratliff. With he new play 'Special Guest'. y Donald Elsner, and this xcellent cast we are anticipat success. Mrs. Smith is sponsor of the SHOBTHAND contestants, Helen Shield, Mary Ann Musgrove, Delores Wilks. Patsy Miller. and Frances Fite. To keep the reputation of this department up to par these too must reach state. Mrs. Cates is entering Jerry james, Jean Weatherford. Sue Spratt, Arthur Simpson, Jr., Jamie Bilhartz. and George Webber in the senior DECLAMATION contest. George. Arthur, Jamie, and Sue made a commendable representation at the Hardin Simmons University Speech Clinic. Jean. Sue. Arthur. and George later participated in the Baylor Speech tournament. While these groups are representing us at Ranger. the TRACK team. pictured in the sport section, will be partici- pating in the track and field events at Brownwood. Members are JACOBS, PATH, HUFFMAN, BOWLES. TREADWAY, GHEER, T. MAGNESS. GRAY. MULLE COCHHAN, BILHABTZ. sweetheart. BUTLER. WEBBEH. SIMPSON. J. MAGNESS, MC CATHHENH SMI-f ATKINSON. SKIPPEH, SIMPSON. NAIL. CRENSHAW. HERRING, ROBBINS, and JONES, cfza 5EOU.f.1 Skipper ARTHUR SIMPSON, SH. First Mate TOMMY MAGNESS Second Mate JACK JONES Yoeman JAMIE BILHABTZ 'Allus fair to starb'rd, Sir!' It seems as if things are always fair for the crer of the S. S. S. Texan. They have recently purchased a new cruiser and have complete plans for covered docks at Scout Island. The proceeds from their scheduled cruise on the lake this summer will contribute to the purchase of much'needed safety device at Possum Kingdom Lake. Fishermen and vacationists watching these boys hauling i the mainsail or ducking the boom may consider sailing more work than play -- let them have their word for it -- these boys call it fun! Aboard the S. S. S. Texan landship. Jpaniah E616 TERESA LARA President RUTH BROCK Vice-President MAX GREEN Secretary NEVA SUMNERS Reporter MRS. DALE HARBISON Sponsor So this is Spain! 'Muy bien. gracias' lVery well, thank you.l This is very descriptive , of the Spanish Club of theBuckaroo kingdom. Through intensive study of N the language and publications of the Latin Americas. they are contribut- ing tovard a better understanding of our neighbors to the South. gif' 55 ' 5 W Al' W W, M I Members are LARA, BAKER, SMITH, FITE, BROCK, Sponsor: MRS. HARBISON, TUBBS. BURTON. SANDERS. PIERCE. SUMNERS, HESSON. BANNISTER. RUSSELL. SAWYER. GRAHAM. THORNTON. CRENSHAW0 GREEN. BILLIE O'NEAL, CRAVEY. H. FERGUSON, BROCK. HORTON. POPE. HOOD. PARSONS STEPHENS, MOSS. ICNES. WILKS. VINCENT. Sponsor: MISS WHITE. BEASLEY. HALLAUEH. WEATHERFORD. PENDLETON. AIBHEAHT, ILES. HITCHCOCK. SINCLAIH. BROWN. GRAY. POST. PHILLIPS, BETTY O'NEAL. W. FERGUSON. FITE, HEAD. BOONE. STARR. SPENCER. ROGERS. O. FUNDERBURGH. J. FUNDERBURGH. KILPATRICK. MELTON. LW 115 'flu 'lid OLETA FUNDEHBURGH President JUANITA BROWN Vice-President BETTY O'NEAL Secretary LA JEAN MOSS Reporter MABYNELL WHITE Sponsor The Girls' Sports Club was organized to provide a period for participa- tion in such competitive sports as basketball. baseball and tenniss, These girls learn how to instruct others in playing games so that they can be counselors and group leaders. Is your aim as good as your pose. Betty? Members are BROOKINS. STEWART. NAIL. ANDERSON. Sponsor: MISS WHITE. BUCHANAN. HILL. TAYLOH. LATHAM. WARREN. CREAGH. ALLEN. COMPTON. WILL- IAMS. NIXON. THEADWAY. HEHRING. my 25,9073 JACK TAYLOH President CHARLES HEHRING Vice-President MISS MARYNELL WHITE Sponsor The Boys Sports Club. Sponsored by Miss Marynell White. was organized to give practice in the development of each boy's particular skill. This is a very popular club for boys -- and why not. with such an attrac- tive and efficient instructor. Watch that ball. Allen! Members are CLARK, ELKING, Sponsor: M . JAMES, ATKINS, ALEXANDER. KNIGHT, KIME, JOH SON. BROOKINS. g as ,,V,,Q iff, jffful BILL DUNCAN President JACK BHOOKINS Vice-President JOE ALEXANDER Secretary ARLEN Howa Reporter The members of the Trade and Industrial Club are admired by the entire student body. get their library and research work done. This practical application of learning is proving of benefit to both the town and the school. Besides, did you ever notice how courteous and attentive these young salesmen are? They are the students who attend classes in the forenoon and work for business concerns 'in the afternoon and evening. Foregoing study halls, they must be early risers to What a good looking butcher you have. Mr. Huffman! , cr' gg ,Z nu 515 , 7 A TTY FERGUSON President MARY HALLAUER Vice-President BILL DUNCAN Secretary MARY HOOD Reporter MARYNELL WHITE Sponsor That's the way to get to State. Mary! The tennis club is responsible for the teams representing the school in Inter- h sc olastic League competion. This is only part of the activities however. for the members are also trained in the extremely important tudy of team work and sportsmanship. So with their eyes on the ball and a smi on eir face these students carry on for Breckenridge High. , ffwllwf , I Members are HALLAUER, TURKNETT. FERGUSON, BELL, PHILLIPS, MUELLEH. KLEINFELDEHQ Sponsor: MISS WHITE. POPE, WOODFIN, GRAY. DUNCAN. ROWIN. MAXWELL0 ALEXANDER. WATERS. R. FERGUSON, O'CONNOR. WEBB, FAULKNER, EVANS. PRAM. YOUUNG. FITE, B. FERGUSON COLWELL, KELLEY, Sponsors: MRS. BREWSTER and MRS. COOK. POPE, LOVING, BURTON 'HART,HIGGS, LANE, HARRISON. CHRISTIE, GRAHAM. WALLER. SHIELD, WEATHERFORD. SPRATT, HOGAN, HALLAUER. TURKNETT, THORNTON, KLEINFELDER, YATES, MUSGROVE, STILWELL, BUTLER, MAXWELL, PATE. , Ramp R ifff G MY J inn fi A .Tzilh Z1 CELIA WEATHERFOHD President JOANN EVANS Vice-President i Mas. W. W. BBEWSTEH Q MRS. CARL COOK Sponsors MRS. MAC SMITH Honorary Counselor l I 'I pledge myself as a Hi-Y girl to stay physically fit. mentally alert. spiritu- ally awake, and morally clean: and to serve my home, my school. my church. and my community to the best of my ability. Each week the members of the Tri-Hi-Y stand with joined hands and repeat l l l 1 their creed. Through the varied programs they are learning the true meaning of friendship and responsibilities. Each girl feels herself enriched in many intangible ways., ' i N N 'Let Me Call You Sweetheart' PATE, MACNESS, DOODS, MARTIN, ALLEN, RIP, MEHAFFEY, ROGERS, JONES, IOHNNIE, HERRING, NEWBERRY, ALLEN, ARKANSAS, DEAN, THOMPSON, GMNLOCK, JONES, JACK, WITCHER, SMITH, A RAMSEY, BROYLES, BRAPER, GREEN, ROBBINS, PITZEH, MC MILLAN, BULLOCK, PETTY, SIMPSON, DYCHES, BABER, WARFORD, DOUGLASS,'POWI-IRS, KITE, THOMPSON, WOODS, COACH ROBBINS, JACOBS, TURNER, EUBANKS, HALL, GRAY, GALLAGHER, COACH COOK, yfuify Cf The Varsity Club is .the girls' nomination for the best-looking club on the campus. During their club period they practice the sport in season -- football. basketball and track. respectively. Under the capable instruction of Coaches Robbins and Cook. they have learned the value of teamwork, fair play. and sportsmanship in competitive sport and everyday life. ' - :V in E' Al 1 ' A . ' , .afwiffliiww A f -Af . 933 , Buck bows to enemy tackle. S' A A M 1 52,4 A A et, wa' . 'Ads xfl i uf 2 - if R' :FQ , lg , . A E, ' B A K ' A A 1 fMemhers are ANGEL, KIME, BHOWNLOW. ATKINSON, SORELL. KENNEDY. GBEENLEE, MILLS, DEATOI DUNN. BLUE. SUMMEHS, HAHTSFIELD, BURHOWS, SHARP, WILKSU Sponsor: MR. ADAMS. A . Wig 5 V - U5 GLYN WILKS ' President WALTER BUHHOWS Vice-President JACK DUNN Secretary PARKS ANGEL Reporter MH. ADAMS Sponsor The rhythmical hum of machinery. well-oiled and scrupulously cleaned, is the voice of the Vocational and Industrial Club. Whether these boys are rejuvenating the tired chassis of a worn school bus or exchanging data on job opportunities. they pass from one job to another with a readiness that speaks of genuine interest and liking for the material at hand. Time out for eats. , . 1 coats. Andrews Cleaners Ann's Style Shop Anthony. C. H. Army Store Automobile Parts Supply Barnes-Williams Drug Co. Baum's Fashion Shop Bender's Dept. Store Bingham, George Binyon Studio Blodgett Buick Co. Bloxoms Feed 6 Poultry Boss Manufacturing Co. Bowen Drug Store Bowers, Robert E. Breckenridge Cleaners Breckenridge Furniture Exchange Brewster, Jimmy Buckaroo Cafe Burch Hotel Busy Bee Cafe Butler G Blain Butler Service Station Carey's Confectionery Carey Transfer G Storage Chamber of Commerce Chastain Truck G Tractor Chemical Process Cinderella Store City Square Garden Continental Oil Company Daniel Motor Co. Deere, C. H. Dunnigan Tool 5 Supply Edwards Jewelery Co. Ferrel Distributing Co. Glamour Dress Shoppe Good Eats Bakery Granberry Flower Shop Granberry Grocery 6 Market Greenlee. Ross Grigoleits Cafe Gurney Electric Shop Guthrie lewerly Co. Harper's Furniture G Hardware Harrell G Harrell Harvey G Thompson Cleaners Higginbotham-Bartlett Lumber Co. Co. Co. I 6615. Hill Tire Store Hill's Tots 5 Teens Home Finance Co. Hub Clothiers Huffman's Grocery G Jones Music Co. Iake's Cafe Kiker Funeral Home Kimes Motor Company King Appliance Co. Lauderdale, Johnny Magness Service Sta Meador-Reed Electric Merrill Tire G Supply Miller Hotel G Coffee Shop Modern Dry Cleaners Modernistic Beauty Shop McCathren Motor Co- McConnell Implement Shop McDowell Chevrolet Co. McMahan Drug Store Market tion Nail's Cafe O'Neal QConoco No. 21 Serv Palace Barber Shop Palace Palace Jewelery Co. Theater Pate Bro. Clothiers Penny. I. C. Popular Store Robbins, Mr. G Mrs. Frank Roger's Amusement Company Ruth Motor Co. Sears Roebuck G Co. Sims Bakery Stephens Co. Abstract Co. Texas Electric Co. Texas Grill Thorpe's Furniture Co. Trammell Furniture Company Trammell Insurance Company Vincent's Grocery Wander Inn Western Auto Store Woolworth. F. W. Co. Witcher Service Station ice JB me azefafazznsfa 2.40 fare asfzkzazzekz zzaiatence- wg ved? 6502255 vez SZPZQYS qqazfczzzfzbfz If! Jrzapj Our pretty secretaries. Esther Swift and Panzee Taylor. sport their 'New Look' blouses. The Sea Scouts stage another big dance in the Junior Ballroom. Practicing for that important football game between the Senior and Junior class. The score? 13-l3! Doodie and Rip are thinking hard on some subject. Why so glum, chums? Milly, La Vaughn, and Wini voice their opinions after an hour of picture taking. 'Spring has sprung. the grass has rize' and the art class moves Outside. Sea Scout Jones puts on his best smile for the birdie. 'Little Bill' and Dale ponder over the problems of this year's annual. Bettye Giles and June Hood play 'Robin Hoodn with their archery sets. Jn apj In Judging by the big smiles of Dwain dni'Bi1l. the Rummage sale was a success. Mary Hqllauer -- here's hoping she goes to state in tennis. Good luck. Mary. 'Did you ever see anyone look as happy as Harry and Suzie when they're t oge the r? One of the new faces around Breck Hi is Irelene Ledbetter. Mr. Bai1ey's secretary. 'Who. me? I don't want my picture taken,' Gerry says. Doesn't Joann look pretty? She wasn't expecting this at all -- at least that's what she said. A combination of a strong wind and a heavy flag gave Wanda quite a bit of trouble. The FFA boys start on another of their frequent trips. lyk, f i fig ki ' R'-'MMAQ 5 fir, -... , 5? f. , e A3ajvf1x ff V -Ii- ' g 'gr ,.... href: ,uhhng Wxw L ,Q Q V3 i fiN'Q?v? ,K rf- .ff 1 h tiiti iiid v A1 iff Q Jnapj 'Now you see. students. when the Three Bears returned and found Goldilocks in their house...' Mr. Culwell entertains the Science class. 'With someone like you, a pal good and true...' Pat and Tommy 'Breezy' gives Annabel a helping hand over the fence. Don Compton shows us one of his prize-winning calves. Eddie, Howard. Jay, Harold, Phil. and Tommy in a favored spot during the noon hour. Polly and Celia tell the world that they're rooting for the Buckaroos. 'Father Valentine.' alias Chili Waller. pays a surprise visit to the Tri-Hi-Y Sweet- heart Banquet. Do you recognize Mr. Bailey in this picture? Yes, he is the one on the right. It looks iike a great time was had by all. Tri-Hi-Y members and dates damn to the strains of 'Let's Be Sweethearts Again'! ifqf Jn apj One of Breck Hi's most famous twosomes, La Vaughn and Pat pause a moment to pose for this cute snap. 'You have to be a football hero to get along with the beautiful girls.' Harley and Doodie should have no trouble here. Now. Jimmy, the sign says 'Stop' lBut aren't we glad he didn't stop on the football field?l Cave man technique demonstrat- ed by Polly and Phil -- with Polly getting the worst of it. The students give three cheers via station 'Kan't Stop The Buckaroos.' Some people like dogs: some like cats, but give Jamie a fish Kdead or alivel. and he'll be happy. Mary leads a cheer for the Buckaroos -- and don't you think the donkey is outstanding? The masks of comedy and tragedy as shown by Marvin and Jack St. Patrick's Day and the iff A ni 5 win. gm, 1 . Ap,,.i,, . ' - f u e. 6- s f - -R..-,. 7 , .NU Q , Q , Q - 7--fi v..- sfgliisa, 1 ,'1.: 'Ei -w. 3 - ei fa . 1: -. . 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Billy, and Mrs. Harbison starting to Denton for Texas High School Press Association conference Now. girls. it isn't as had as all that. June Claire. Toby. and Bettye aren't convinced. Last summer in Austin Jack, Mike. and Billy were delegates from Breckenridgeto Boy' State. Ierry and Dorothy pose for the camera. and they don't seem to mind at all. The girls who went from Breckenridge to Girls' State were Joann. Celia. Cornelia. and Winifred. Neal and Arnest don't like to have their pictures made either. Just look at those dark glasses. Mrs. Baker. Gail. Jeanette. and Mackie Jo preparing for a visit to Galveston What pretty mermaids we have around here! This one is Edith Butler. S ,Z wWWW . Q! fl flj ,Q f Mffmlf M94 ,, 4 SX f fif., 43531, X , if , if , ,gZZwifJZpzf,22w,gf if? 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