Bryson High School - Roundup Yearbook (Bryson, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1941 volume:

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X .X 5, 4 ! 3 5 K A -L 'I . 1,- 1 X 15 -2 XXXX X XQX W X W X Irma In uriginal rtrhing nf Ulma Guhbess nf Earth anim Enrnrsx V A ' WRX xx A XM 1 - NX x AA '- 'A - 'x'x..'.Q 19 XX X V 'X ASV ic. 'QY Q .YQ X1 X ' X '. 5 A X'-. -' Y . X- , ' ' qi, xx, K hug i-,ip X ,X xN,'k'fC ' 'VNQI xi .xx-wx, X . ' ,YR Af x .Mx-.X H' .- ' ' 7 W- V ' . .6 H N ' ' S 7 JUNIOR CLASS CLASS QPONSOR M TR PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLASS COLORS FLOWER MOTTO DERGEANT AT ARMS Acv HUFFSTUTTLER WAYNE MESSINER BESSIE PEMOERTON VIRGINIA JONES GOLD AND WHITE ROSE ATTA' BOY! MARK uULLERS AINSWORTH, MARGARET ARMSTRONG, JEAN BENNETT, BEULAH PEARL BRADFORD, MARY CLAYTON, JACK uULLERS, MARK GASKINQ HARVIE HART, MARY HENDERSON, JACK HENDERSONQ QEX JOHNSON AYRA B JONES, EARL JONESs VIRGINIA KEYSER, JIMMIE MEISSNER, HAYNE PARSONS, JAMES PEMBERTON, BESSIE PHILLIPS, WALTON PRICE, JUNIOR SANDERSON, BLAKE STEVENSON9 WILLIAM SWETNAM, KENNETH TAOKEL, LOIS TYRA, J VIOK, FERN WILLIAMS, DELO WILLIAMS, JAMES P ...... Rc REPORTER............ .......FERN VIOK S 9 . C. ff- -0 5 'S' 'WP l v. 'T if 1? VIRGINIA JONES WAYNE MEISSNER FERN VICK MARGARET AINSWORTH BESSIE PENSERTQN JEAN ARMSTRONG MARY BRADFORD DELo WILLIAM JIMMIE KEYSER BEAULAH BENNETT JUNIOR PRICE HARVIE GASNIN JACK CLAYTON LOIS TACKEL WALTON PHILIPS CHARLES CUNNINGHAM EARL JoNES C TY JANES PARSONS MARK CuLLERs JUNIOR QUOTATIONS nl KNOW I HAVE A SENSE or HUMOR AND SucH A GIGGLING WAY or SHOWING IT W NQUOTE, HELLO, UNQUOTE ' 'THE LONGER You xnow PEOPLE THE BETTER YOU LIKE THEM ' 'WELL' DID YOU EVER9' 'WHOSE HAIR IS REU9' nHow AM I DOING, GlRLS?' I THINK THAT EVERYONE SHOULD LEARN PLAY ' 'I THINK THAT EVERYONE SHOULD WRITE I IS Gooo FOR EvERYoNE'S UNDERSTANDING LENGLISH GRAIJESI NA VERSE A DAY, KEEPS THE BLUES AWAY-' I AM WHAT I AM AND GLAD or IT ' TMAV I HAVE THIS DAHCE?' 'WHAT IS LIFE TO A SINGLE MAH9' 'HAVE THAT THEME READY BY ENGLISH CLASS A our or COFFEE 'Do You KNOW SADlE?' WWOVE OVERSN ' GET IT, NOW W DIo YOU, SI ' 'I THINK THAT BURKBURNETT IS A PLACE OPPORTUNITY.' 'SHE'S GOT PRETTY BLUE EYES, AlN'T SHE Buo?' HSHUCKSI IT AIN'T GOT N0 KICK T0 ITA' Y! O N S . T .n n C BILLY STEVENSON 'IT IS ONLY A MERE MATTER or OPINl0N.' 0 ll .N I . ' S? J. . RA ' or ENE RCON AM THE HENDERSON K H TT 3OBlNSON L GHT up A BULL INSTEAD o Lu QAMMIE MMBUTN 'JUST WAIT UNT L I GET ON THE DENIOQ TE N N FRSO' UST A FIT T A INE THA , NC UUOTATI 3 'T lFwT N' A 4 N BO 'ff,m ffE U 'W 6 , lo. STAVT L l F A CKY.H 7 ', T ' T ' . 1 N . A ELAKE SAND. N NJ , ii.98.H JAMES WILLIAMS HPARDON ME vou LOOK JUST LIKE HARUlE.H Kaxwzyn SHETNAM HWELL, WELL IU s ' . T A .ONN TfLL' TT? ENGS QT' IN TR :rx c vs.' N 1. V v X. L -2 '4 - '1 ., . '52 nf' ?4-n'K 4' YL Wa-1 sic' 'Y h ,fuu- 16. -any girl? 0 83 1-.J -1!'Q '?+v'Y,ql -cf-1' 1 HJ '1 'rf' -.3 lgfff-.9 ff , ff 3'?L+ J J54'gf..x,'.f-5, f 'JJ' '-Q J Xffq 3-H .,,,, 4 1 .. 'Lf' J fa ,, gf sci W N. 'I hu ,551 If ' NA,- '-'iw 4.4- 'Tv- uu- ,J , -A, ' Av 'Nl' 4 v A I ,- .. Jo AQ- uw-fg u '- .. -'nm X P, ,agfyg . SOPHOMORES UE ARE THE Sopnouones or OLD BRYSON HIGH, WE NEvEn STAGGER, we TRY NoT TO SIGN, WE wonx so HARD TO oo OUR BEST, BUT WHEN we GET TIRED we STOP AND REST WE HAVE CERTAIN PERSONS, NOT BASHFUL AT ALL: BUT IN THEIR STUDIES THEY TRY NOT TO FALL: WE WORK AND WE PLAY, DAY IN AND DAY OUT, BUT WHEN OUR WORK IS DONE, WE FEEL WE COULD SHOUT WE TAKE ouR PLACE IN GAMES, AND WE PLAY, AND WHEN WE WIN, WE CALL IT A DAY, AND WE TRY AND TRY, OUR FEELINGS T0 EMPLOY, WE LIKE oun SPONSOR, WE THINK HE IS GRAND, WHEN WE HAVE CLASS MEETINGS, HE MAKES THE DATE WE LIKE HIM IN BIOLOGY, AND ALGEBRA Too, ao I GUESS oun SPONSOR WILL HAVE TO DO- WE LIVE IN THE COUNTRY AND CITY TOO: WE HAVE MEMBERS HERE BOTH OLD AND NEW WHERE EVEP YOU GO, YOU WILL HAVE TO DECLARE, 'wASN'T THERE A LOT OF SOPHOMORES THERE ' STAND, FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS, THEY SHOUT WITH JOY. CLASS SPoNSoR PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER FLOWER MLASS MOTTO BENNETT, MELBA DORA BIMGHAM, MARIE Box, QLINTON BRYSON, ANNIE BRYSONr BERT BRYSON, DALE CLAYTON, BETTY Jo CULLERS, ALMA CUNNINGHANQ EDNA DENNING, MARY ELLA OENNING, MATH ELLA EVANS, vLlFTON EVETT, JUNIOR EVETTa MILDRED GGLDSTIRN, LALO HARPER, ONRAY HART, JOE B HASTINGS, BILLIE HELVEY, WILMA HENDERSONA BILLY SOPHOMORE SLASS L W DUMAS J C REA N JuNIcR LVETT LOUISE HOGAN RUBY LEE SIMPSON MARY ELLA DENNING ROSE FRIENDSHIP AND LOYALTY HocAN, LOUISE HOWARDQ BILLY JORDONQ DDPI KEE, BuRNIcE KINOERQ BETTY KOONEs PARMAL MEEKSa AUSTIN MOSELY, PAYE MOSELY, MALCOLM PRICE, KENNTH R AGAN, J RISING, DONNA JEAN ROBERTS, JoE B RoeINSoN, ALEEN SIMPSON, RUBY LEE SWAN, EDYTH VANHOOSERQ Noul G WELLS, NILMA GENE fi an ooeoMRs o o ...... ..... . . GA CLASS COLORS... . ...RED AND WHITE A . S ' E , C. .43 X ffnfa. THE FRESHMAN OUTLOOK FRESHMEN HAVE A NASTY REP, OF BEING GREEN'ERN GOURDS AT LEAST WE HAVE A LITTLE PEP, OuR NECKS AREN'T STIFF AS BOARDS WITH THEIR oIGNITv Ano POISE, SNOB FEVER HAS SWEPT THE JUNIOR CLASS No EXCEPTION TO THE aovs SUPERIORITY AT LAST, ENTERS THE DOPHOMORE GLANCE, THEIR GRADES oRoP LOW THEN LOWER FOR THEIR THouGHTs ARE ALL RQMANGES BUT ws AS FRESHNEN STILL ExIsT, IN A WORLD OF coLD DISDAIN, BUT WE HAvE THAT LONELY FEELING OF BEING LEFT ouT IN THE RAIN. ALICE Jo ROBINSON THOSE HIGH-TONED SENIORS MAKE ME SICK FRESHMEN CLASS CLASS SPONSOR MISS HORN PRESIDENT DONALD LA MAR VICE PRESIDENT VELMA MOSELY SECRETARY TREASURER JOHN HENRY BELZER REPORTER ILA MAE PARKER FLOWER MoTTo . AINSIORTN, WINFRED AINSWORTH, WORDIE BELZER, HENERY BENNETT, SAMUEL BRAoFoRoI BILLY BRUCEA MARVIN SAooEL, BESSSE PAULINE CHAFINQ DORIS CONNER MARGIE DENNINGQ WINIFRED EATHERLY, BEULAN EATHERLYA MARJORIE EATHERLY1 WILLIAM FOSTER. ELIZABETH GILESQ CECIL RAY HARRIS, BETTY MAE HELVEY WILLARD KING LOWELL KNIGHT, CHARLES LA MAR, DONALD LOGAN, FRANcES ZENNIA THINK AND DON'T WAIT LOWLA HULEN MARxuM, BILLY HOWARD MOSELYQ VELMA EASTER MCDONALD, KENNTH MCLARENA CHARLES ALEXANDER NUNLEY9 JUNIOR PARRERQ ILA MAE PARSONSQ BILLIE RUTH PARSONS WANDA NELL R08lNSONp ALICE JOE SHANKS, TERRY LEE SHIELDSA BILLY Snucxs NELDON RUDELLE SUETNAMg HAROLD THOMAS, CLETA WALKER, LEROY WALKER, EVELYN WlLLlAMSy JACKIE WILLNITE, JACK WILSON, GORDON Woon, FLORENCE CLASS COLORSA.. ...u.PURPLE AND WRITE ,Q IO 'Q' vis ,qv 415 GL. -1 fr- ,- --0' 1? ,l -ufglw 'VS 'C' Q? '1 47 BQ, nr- lf' np 'FP .1 ,-. N. 5,54 ww- f'j.-441' '14-,AM Ap-'f x 1-S mi'-1-gag I f , yi. Jffa-fq n x N 'Sf' K X ,ghggahfsx J' 253 mfr .V 'f AQ rv'--. I ..Aijg,--Alf, ,r,.i:g,,?-gf'-fgj'?Q U A-7,97 ' ' i'2XI':,:1 : .' ' f t--, 1 Af--1' 1-V-JL: ' , Y Tp ' .- ' - ff: ' 1-if., 1,g,,:.,-.,,.-,Qi-,,1lh..yX. f. V' A .- gg .,ff.-f.,-g -fngfr' ,g . 1-: 'f 11 f. ffl' 'lyi .f1'.f'f' . 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HOWARD, RICHARD KEE, LUTHER KINC, TONY KOONEA BETTY LOU LEMMING, JACKIE LOCAN JUANIOE MATHIS, BETTY ANN MANLEY TROY MEEKSA JULIA MAE MONIGALA JOE PAT NUNLEY, COINTON PHILLIPS, BERNA PRESTON, CUTIE PRI E, DOROTHY SUE REED, JIMMIE ROBERTS, PETE SCHUCK, MARCIELLE STARNES, JACK SMITH, JESSIE STOOKTON, LLSIE TRANTHAM, OPAL WELCH, BONNIE SUE WILLIAMS, BETTY LOU KINDER, TOMMIE ANN KEEA LANETHIA MARLEY, NANCY ANN MARTIN, PAULA MITCHELL, JON RHEA RASCO, JUANITA ROBINSON, ROWENA SANDERS, NELLIE MARIE SMITH, JOY SMITH, BETTY ANN SMITH, BOBBY LEE DTAFFORDx JEANNINE STAFFORD, ORVILLE STANDIEER, TOMMY SURRAT, LOYD SWAN, BETTY JOY TAYLOR, AUBREY THEOFORO, BILLY LEE WICKENS, NANCY LEE BRO . J. J - HOLMANA ELLIS EDWARDS, ARVILLA SECOND GRADE 0 GO P JO . L 'RN ALLEN, RICHARD BAIRD, LAWANA BRUCE, AUSTIN BRUTON, BUTLER, CARTER, vHAFl 1 SAM DWAYNE Boaav CHAPPELLn WANDA LOU COON, HAYNE DULLERS, EVELYN EDWARDS, DELORIS LLISp ANITA EVANS, DREWERY EvANS, ROBERT FARABEE ON Fox JOYOE HELVEY, HESTER, HOLMES, HUGHES, HULSEY EUGENE MARY BETH HALLEY GRIFFITH RONNIE KING: ARL KOONE: ULA DEAN GASKINI KNIGHT, GAVE RITTA ANN AINSWORTH, ORLIN AINSWQRTH VELDIE BENNETT, DOREEN BIRDEVELL, CHARLES RUTH BOYLES, BILLIE BROWNLEE, DORTHY LEE BUTLER, JOHN CALDWELL, TOMMIE VARTER, OLETA CLARDY9 C J COLEY, VERNA CULLERS, CUNNINGH DENNING, DONAHUE, EDWARDS, EDWARDS, EPPERSON SUE BETH AMA EARNERT JAMES PAUL BILLIE JEAN DORIS MARIE 1 HERMRN Mu Cl A B N G ,T , D SHANAFELT, H. C. C I I. A C A O O . W. THIRD GRADE FOURTH GRADE LACY, KENNETH MANLEY, DOYLE MARTIN, MARY LAvERNE MAYES, CECIL MEEKS, QANFORD MOSELY, NANDA JOYCE NUNLEY, DAVEY PEMBERTONQ LOYD PLASTER, PAULINE PRESTON, EMMETT RIDDLE, BENNIE RIDDLE, BILLY ROBERTS, WAYNE ROBINSON, ANITA SMITH, CURTIS STAFFORD, GLEN STARNES, FRANCILLE SUDDERTHp CAROLYN SURRATT, DOROTHY MAE TODD, JESSIE NALKER, BETTY WHEELER, JEWEL WIOKENS, ROBERT WILL,NGHAM, JUNE EvANS, BESSIE FIELDS, JACK FINNIE, JEAN FOSTER, EDWARD GLlDWELLa RUBY DEAN GROSS, BILLIE WAYNE GWINN, VIRGIL HELVEYI MARGUERETTE HELVEY, TOMUIE BETH HOGAN, BILLIE DEAN HOGAN, BOBBIE HORN: GUY HOWERTONA GALEN JOHNSON, JACKIE KEEQ J LOGAN, WAYNE MANLEYQ OLIVER Mc DONALE, ELAINE PNILLIP, CHARLES PRYoR, RASCOEI RICNARD REAGANI JINNIE Snucx, Suucx, Snucxs, ORLENA SNITN, FRANCES BILLY RAY CHESTER GLENN GORUEN Bnooxs, LEE RoY BIRDVELL, JAMES BRUCE, WYLIE GENE BRYSONQ OCNALD EARL Coon, DONALD RAY CUNNINGHAUI DoN EDWARDS, LEo ELLIS, HOMER LEE ELLIS, RICHARD HESTER, JOHN ANDREW HOLMES, SNERLocx KEE, ROLLAND KINDER, GEORGE NoRuAN KlNDERo SE JR KING, RAY LowE, MELVIN MAULDlNa Eo Hucn MAYES, NEAL MANLEY, Jo: RAY PEMBERTONQ CHARLIE RoeERTs, Ross 0'NEAL STANDIFERQ WILLIAM STARNESA DoNALo RAY SNETNERS, BILLY JoE BoRANNoN, BUREL CARTER, BILLY JAcx vOLEY, RALERN EDWARDS, GUY EVANS, I D GRlSHAUs GORDON JoNEs, FILES KOONEp UOYLE PETERSON, BILLY J FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE SNEEDI JOAN STAN0lGERp BONNIE LEE STEVENS, TRANTNuu, TRANTHUMI TRANTNUM, WALRER, HARRELL WILLIAMS, Lols GLADYS BELLE ZoRA MAE 'AURINE INA Jo TNoNAs, TRUMAN TILGNNAN, LOLYD Tooo, LEE WACNONQ GEORGE NNETZEL, LEWIS DALE SUDDETHT JQHN ANDREW GUINN, Boa BENNETT, JOYCE EVELVN BoYLE, DRUCILLA BOYLET JUANITA BRowN, Boa IRENE DEAN, MARGARET EATNERLY, MARY WANDA GREEN, ELLA MAE HENDERSON, BETTY ANN MAULDlNa DORIS EVELYN PRUITTI MAxINE RASCOA MARY ROBINSON, NELDA SANDERSONA PAULINE SMITH, MARY FRANcEs WELLS, HETTIE THOMAS, NETA Jo DONNELL, MARION SNITN, PATSY RUTH SMITH, ARDIS STEVENS, BILLIE VANHOOSER9 JOY WNITZEL, NoRNA JEAN ARIS, ELLEN Loulsz BENNETT, DORIS MARIE BRITAIN, WANDA LuE BRYSON, NINA JEAN COLDWELLT GLQNETN , O LOGAN, Do Se DONNEL, NAOMI EVANS, IRES GOBLE, KATHEEN GARRISON, JOYCE HELVEYn VIRGINIA KING, NEvA LEE M LAREN,MARY LUE SANDERSONQ GLOE ANDREWS, JOE PAUL BARKER, RAY DELL DODDED, JIMMIE JOE OLARDY, PAT UULLERS, OHARLES CUNNANOHAM, RICHARD BAIRO, EWELL DEAN ARKER, J W BENNET, STUART BIROWELL, HENRY RENA WALLACE EDWARD ERPERSON, BOYD HALL, JOEL HERRING, MAHONEY9 PLASTER, SCOTT TRAVIS ROBERT CHARLES RAY BILLIE BAST, PATSY BRUCE, VARY JOE BUTLER, MARGARET CULLERS, LIzzIE DENNING, DOROTHY DENNING, LOIS JEAN CLAYTON, CULLERS, DENNINO, RAY CECIL CIP SAMPSON, THOMAS, WRIGHT, SEVENTH GRADE HOWERTONQ FURLON MC DONALD, BROOKS REASON, VAYNE SHANKS, JACK DEMPSEY TAYLOR BOB WELCH, GILBERT ARMSTRONG, BOBBIE DENNINO, BETTY LUE GORDON, BOBBIE KEE, ULA FAYE LOGAN, SARA MEEKS, DOBIE PARKER FLORENCE PRESTON, PEARL ELLEN SWAN, DARCUS NBLL ELLIS, BERNICE GWINNQ GRANCES HART, CSTHER HENDERSON, JUANITA HENDERSON, KARILYN HCLEMANQ JARLEAN HOLMAN, JOLEAN HAZEL FERN NCCLOUD, PATSY KATHERYN VIRNELL ALBERTA ELIZABETH SMETHERS, FRANCES SAMMYE LEE SWAN, KARY Jo NORYA IRVINE ALTA WILLIAMS, DYBIL KING, LOGAN: MEEKS, POTTS, RIDOLEA RISING, SMITH, I SHARPE, WAGNORx WELCH: C DONAHUE, WAYNE SHANAFELT, ELIZABETH B . . 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BASKETBALL THROUGH THE SPLENOIO COACHING OF MR A M TOOMBSIBRYSON HIGH SCHOOL PUT TOGETHER ONE OF ITS STRONGEST TEAMS IN THE HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL' HAVING LOST ONLY TWO GAMESITHOSE IN THE EARLY PART OF THE SEASON, WE WENT AHEAD TO TAKE THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP WITHOUT A LOSS ALL THROUGH THE COUNTY MEET IN THE EINALS BRYSON OEFEATEO JAGKSSORO WITH A SGORE or 24 I5 IN THE DISTRICT MEET, WE MET GRAHAM, ONE OF THE STRONG EST CLUBS IN THE DISTRICT AND LOST av A SLIGHT MARGIN GIRL'S ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES FOR GIRLS GONSISTS OF, VOLLEYSALLI BASKETBALL AND PLAYGROUND BALL. IN VOLLEY BALL, BRYSON OEFEATEO sucH TEAMS AS JACKSBOROI PERRIN, ANO JERMYN ALL IN ALL WE MADE A GOOD SHOWING AND DISPLAYED WONDER FUL SPORTSMANSHIP THIS IS THE FIRST YEAR WE HAVE PLAYED GIRLS BASKETBALL BUT WORKOUTS INOIGATE WE WILL HAvE A STRONG TEAM ANO SH OULO MAKE A Gooo SHOWING IN THE COUNTY MEET COACHES WERE JUNIOR BASKETBALL W. W LAMAR VOLLEY BALL THELMA CURTIS SENIOR BASKETBALL -------------- A. M. TOOMBS oi' it ii' 15513- - 51611 '.4p-q.n- 35+ 5 i QQYE' v4 ,A SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY WE 'ERE VISITING AN OUT OF THE WAY SHOP IN FORT 'URTH RECENTLY 'MEN WE CURTOUSLY GAZED INTO THE CRYSTAL BALL, MADAME ZURKA TOLD Us TO LOOK MORE CLOSELY THAT IE MIGHTSEE THE SENIORS OF '41 IN THEIR ROLES AS FUTURE CITIZENS NOW TRANSPORT YOU T0 THAT FUTURE AS YE SAN IT JANE BAILEY TURNS OUT T0 BE A PIANIST R A GIR SWING BAND ROSA JAGQUE BRITTAIN IS THE CHARMING LITTLE HOUSE WIFE FERN BROWN POSES AS SECRETARY OF TOM BROUN'S GLASS HOSIERY CONOERN, IHILE BILLY DEAN WORATES' OVER THE RADIO ADVERTISING KOLOR BAK HAZEL DENNING AND MARY HART DANCE N A NIGHT c U8 IN NEW Y ANGIE EATHERLY SEEMS HAPPILY MARRIED TO A MILLIONAIRE AND PAUL EPPERSONIS POIS ED, SPECTACLES HIGH UPON HIS NOSE, TRYING TO TEACH GEOLOGY WORKS IN A BEAUTY PARLOR TRYING T0 BE MORE BEAUTIFUL AND WHO D0 YOU THINK IS THE MOST POPULAR BOY IN COLLEGE9 O, JACK JONES ALPHA KEE IS TORGH SINGING IN PLACE OF DOR OTHY LAMOUR, WHILE RUBY KINDER, A TRAVELING SALESNOMAN IS TRYING T0 SELL SLINDER FORM CORSETS CARTHOL KOONE IS HAP PILY MARRIED AND TAKING CARE OF HER I9 CHILDREN ALREADY BEDFORD LAWLEY AND DOROTHY MOORE, ANOTHER ROMEO AND JULIETI ARE ACTING IN NOLE COUARDS PLAYS BUGK MARTIN APPEARS AS THE JUDGE OF A SMALL COMMUNITY, WHILE HGZELLE MEISSNER RE PLACES JEANETTE MCDONALD IN MOTION PICTURESO SALLY INN MCCLOUD MODELS IN A DRESS SHOP IN PARIS AND FOR THE PRIzE BoxER, WHO D0 YOU THINK IS GHAMPIONP YES, BOB Mc DONALD BOBBY JO PARKER, WHO ALWAYS LIKED DANCING, SHOWS UP AS A DANCING TEACHER OF CONGO, TANGO AND MIMBO JUMBO RENA PARKER AND HER HUSBAND ARE JUST FINISHING A FIGWTOER THE COFFEE SHE BURNEO TILL SHE COULD SCRAPE UP IN CINDERSO LEWIS PEvEHOUsE IS STILL LOAFING AROUND BRYSON HOPING FOR A MILLIONAIRE PLAY GIRL DERWOOD ROBINSON RUNS SHOE SHOP OF HIS OWN. MARY PRESTON IS MATRON OF AN ORPHANAGEQ AND BARBARA SAMPSON IS AN OLD MAID SOHOOL TEACHER STILL MAKING EYES AT THE YOUNG MENS HELEN SANDERS WORKS BEHIND A COSMETIC COUNTER WHILE LAWRENCE HUGHES WAITS FORTHE SHOP T0 GLOSE ARTHUR SHANAFELT IS BEING HONORED AS THE mcAT EST FOOTBALL PLAYER T. C. U HAS EVER HAD CLEO SHERRILL . WE F0 LS ' I L ORK. TO HIS NONE'TO0 PROMISING STUDENTS. CLAUDIA MAE GASKIN . N , - - O A NOW RANKS TOP SERGEANT IN THE ARMY AND GEORGE RIT SWETNAM IS MAKING SOLID, DEPENDABLE, MARRIED MAN WHO BRINGS HOME THE eAcoN NIGHTLY THE BEST PREACHER IN TOWN IS C TACKEL THOMAS WATSON FINALLY ATTAINS THE POSITION AS MOST IMPORTANT coG IN A GREAT POLITICAL MACHINE EMILY MAHER APPEARS AS A GREAT ARTIST wHILE HELEN KING success FULLY MANAGES AN ELITE HTEA SHOPPEH IN DOWNTOWN CHICAGO THIS IS THE WAY MADAME ZuRxA's BALL FORETOLD ouR nn URE a 0 Lo JANITOR IN A GIRLS' COLLEGE. CHARLES BREEDLOVE IS THE HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS THIS IS A LOCAL ACCOUNT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF BRYSON QCHOOL ITS CONSTITUENT PARTS ARE THIRTY FOUR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN RANGING FROM AVERAGE TO SUPER THIRTEEN OF THEM HAVE BELONGED T0 IT SINCE ITS IN DEPTIDN ON MONDAY, LABOR DAY IN i950 TWENTY FIVE OF THEM HAVE BEEN IN IT THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL ALL MEMBERS ARE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES BY BIRTH FIFTEEN OF ITS CONSTITUENT PARTS ARE HANDSOME AND COUR AGEOUS NINETEEN ARE ENCHANTING AND DEMURE HE CHARACTERISTIC OF EACH STUDENT AND THEIR SPONSOR PORTRAYS AN IMPORTANT PART IN OUR SCHOOL LAMAR, SPONSOR OF THE SENIOR CLASS HAS THE QUALITY ARDUSE ENTHUSIASM AMONG HIS ASSOCIATES WHEN HE PROCEEDS TO START SOMETHING, HE SEES AT IT ACCOMPLISHED BILLY DEAN AND BUCK MARTIN'S STATE OF COMRADESHIP, FRIEND LENESSI INTEREST IN THEIR SCHOOL LEADS A PATH FOR OTHERSTO FOLLOW CLAUDIA GASKINI HAZEL DENNINGQ AND RUBY KINDER'S LIKABLE PERSONALITY HAS MADE THEM LEADERS IN THEIR EVERY DAY ACTIVITIES LAWRENCE HUGHES A YOUNG HANDSOME AND DES CENT CHAP OF THE SENIOR CLASS, IS DETERMINED TO D0 THINGS RIGHT JACK JONES AND GEORGE RIT SWETNAM ARE ADMIRED EVERYONE FOR THEIR LOYALTY AND KINDNESS. A SOPHISTICATED AND DHARMING, BUT VERY MYSTERIOUS MEMBER OF OUR CLASS IS BOBBY NCDONALO HE BELIVES IN USING MORE BRAWN AND LESS BRAIN Two BRILLIANT AND AMUSING DAUGHTERS OF THIS CLASS ARE MOZELLE MEISSNER AND HELEN SANDERS THEY PRODUCE AND ACGDMPLISH EVERYTHING WITH ILLUSION OF LOVELINESS BY THEIR FADIANT MANNER. IF WE HAD THE POWER TO AWARD A MEDAL FOR DISTINGUISHED SERvIcE IN CITIZENSHIPI WE WOULD HAPPILY GRANT ONE T0 LEWIS PEVEHOUSED SALLY MCCLOUD AND JANE BAILY ARE UNUSUALLY STuDIouS AND CAPABLE SINCERITY FOLLOWS THE M THROUGHOUT THEIR DAILY ROUTINE OF LIFE BOBBY PARKER AND FERN BROWN ARE NO SURPRISE WITH THEIR WELL EXPOSED WIT. THE QUALITY OF MAKING ONE SMILE TWICE FOR EACH FRDwN IS SOLELY LAIN WITHIN THEM. BARBARA SAMPSON IS A CONSCIENTIOUS AND DEPENDABLE MEMBER OF THE CLASSQ THE DEBDNAIR APPEARANCE AND T MRS OF MAKING FRIENDS QUIDKLY AND EASILY. HE HAS THE POWER TO TH IS . . SY DEVIL MAY CARE ATTITUDE OF C L TACKEL DRAWS THE ENTIRE SCHOOLS ATTENTION, ARTHUR SHANFELT AND BEDFORD LAWLY ARE GENIUS AT THE PRACTICE OF SHOWING INTEREST IN OTHER PEOPLE THEIR WHOLEHEARTED ATTENTION IS FOCUSSED UPON YouR coNcERNs AND THAT IT IS A SINGERE INTEREST IN You TOMMIE WATSDN, N LE ER IN A QUIET DNAGG ssIvE SHION, D ALHAYS INVENTING NovEL AND INTERESTING THINGS DERWOOD Ros INSoN AND PAUL EPPERSON ARE AMBITIOUS, CLEVER, AND INDUST RIOUSI RENA PARKER, CARTHOL KOONEI AND ALPHA KEE ARE CHARM AIN AND HELEN KING ARE NEVER AT Loss FOR INGENUITY. MARY PRESTON IS FRIENDLY, GAY AND DEFINITELY STIMULATING DORDTY MOORE AND ANGIE EATHERLY ARE NATIVES OF THE SENIOR CLASS THEY ARE BOTH ACTIVE IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES FRIENDLENESS IS THEIR MOTTO EMILY MAHER ENGHANTING SMILE HAS WON FOR HER MANY FRIENDS CLED SHERRILL AND CHARLES BREEDLOVE ARE eoTH OUTSTANDING MEMBERS OF THE CLASS AND HAvE A HIGH INTEREST IN SCHOOL WE, THE SENIORS BELIEVE IN OURSELVES AS A CLASS THAT UNION WE HAVE ACHIEVED SUCCESS NOT POSSIBLE TO PUPILS SING NE BELIEVE IN OURSELVES AS INDIVIDUALS, THAT EACH OF US HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE DISTINCTION OF THE CLASS WE BELIEVE THAT LIFE IS GOOD: LIFE IS BEAUTY, FE PURPOSEFULQ THAT THE PRIVILEGE TO LIVE IS A G FROM GOD, THAT WE SHOULD RETURN THANKS BY UPRIGHT AND FRUITFUL LIVING. WE HAVE FAITH FOR THE DAYS WHEN OUR HAIR SHALL BE 'HITE AND OUR STEPS SLOW THAT THEY WILL HOLD ONLY PURE AND BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES OF THE PAST ' ' e 0 IS A eoR AD RE FA AN IS ING, FRIENDLY, AND SWEET-DISPOSITIONEDe ROSE JACQUE BRITT' 0 H If IN LY. LI IS IFT ' SENIOR'S WILL TO JUNIORS WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF BRYSON HIGH SDHDDL, OF THE COUNTY OF JACK, OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, BEING INDISPUTABLY OF SOUND AND DESPOSING MIND AND MEMORY AND ABOUT T0 PASS OUT OF EXISTENCE, D0 ESTABLISH AND DRDAIN AND DECLARE THIS TO as OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, HEREBY REvoKINc ANY AND ALL FORMER WILLS BY US AT ANY TIME HERETOFORE MADE FIRST WE BEQUEATH TO OUR BELDVED SUPERINTENDENT, MR T E BAIRDA OUR LOVE OF THIS SCHOOL AND PRIDE IN HIS EFFONS THAT HE MAY EDUDATE THE INDDMING FRESHMEN T0 LovE OUR SCHOOL AS WE HAVE TRIED T0 LOVE IT AND T0 BE PROUD WITH HIM OF THE PROGRESS OUR SCHOOL SHALL MAKE SECONDLY NE RETURN TO THE FACULTY MEMBERS ALL THE UN USED ADVICE, INCORRECT FORMULAS, INCOHERENT RHETORICAL COM THAT WERE So GRADIDUSLY METED OUT TO US IN THE ScHooL Room TRADITION So THAT THEY MAY IN TURN BESTOW SAID UNUSED ADVICE, INCORRECT FORMULAS, INCOHERENT RHETORICAL COMPOSITIONS, TAROY MARKED, UNMERITED A'S AND UNSDLICITED F'S UPON THE STUDENT BODY DF THE I94l 42 SCHOOL YEAR. THIRDLY WE BEQUEATH T0 THE INDDMDENT JUNIORS OF BRYSON HIGH SCHOOL oUR RIGHT AND PRIvILEcE TO SIT AND SLEEP IN END- LISH IV AND MAKE WHATSOEVER NOISES AS SAID JUNIORS MAY CON SIDER APPROPRIATE ANSWERS TO wEIcHTY QUERIES OF THE INSTRUCT OR OF SAID CLASS NE ALSO GIVE AND BEQUEATH T0 SAID JUNIDRS OUR POLISHED MANNERS, PRIVILEGES, PRIDE AND PREJUDICEA AND IMPERIAL PRERocATIvE THAT THE AFORE MENTIONED JUNIORS MAY DCCUPY AFORE MENTIONED SEATS WITH THE GRAVITY AND DIGNITY BEFITTING US FOURTHLY WE, THE SENIOR CLASS IN BEHALF OF BEDFORD LAWLEYp PRESIDENT OF THE CLASS OF '4lp LEAVES NDT ONLY SAID OFFICE9 BUT T0 WAYNE MEISSNER, PRESIDENT OF INCUMBENT JUNIOR CLASS OF 4I, BEDFORO'S UNERRINGA INABILITY T0 KEEP DLASS MEETINGS QUIET AND ORDERLY To FERN Vucx, VICE PRESIDENT OF INCUMSENT JUNIOR CLASS FERN BROWN, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF '4I, LEAVES NOT ONLY SAID FIRST NAME, BUT ALSD THE PRIvILEcE OF CHANGING SAID LAST NAME TO ANY THAT SHE OESIREDS 9 POSITIONS, TARDY MARKS, UNMERITED A'S, AND UNSOLICITED F'S 0 I BILLY DTEVENSON IN HOPES THAT THEY CULTIVATE EACH OTHERS FRIENDSHIP ROSA JACQUE BRITTAIN WILLS HER BEST BOY FRIEND THIS SIDE OF HDNDLULU TO BEULAH PEARL BENNETT FOR TUESDAY, SUNDAY, AND SATURDAY NIGHTS or EACH wEEK, WITH THE UNDER STANDING THAT SHE SHALL HAVE HIM ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY NIGHTS or EACH WEEK ALPHA KEE DENOTED HER ABILITY T0 GIGGLE T0 MARK CULLERS IN HDPES THAT HIS BODMING VOICE VILL ADOPT ITSELF T0 SAID GIGGLE MOZELLE MEISSNER BEQUEATHS TO JAMES WILLIAMS HER LOVELY TRESSES AND HER SINGING ABILITY IN HOPES THAT SAID GIFTS WILL MAKE JAMES POWERFUL WITH THE GALS PAUL EPPERSON AND CHARLES BREEDLOVE DEDICATES THEIR LITERARY INTERESTS T0 SAMMIE AMBURN WITH THE THOUGHT THAT THEY WILL MAKE HIM A MORE BRILLIANT INTELLECT LEWIS PEVEHOUSE WILLS HIS SMOOTH WAYS AND POLISHEDMNU EMILY MAHER AND BARBARA SAMPSON BEQUEATH T0 MARGARET AINSWORTH, EMlLY'S ADORABLE BABY GURLS AND BARBARA'S FLASH ING BROWN EYES C L TACKEL WILLS TO J C TYRA HIS PHILOSOPHY THAT ALL GIRLS ARE CUTE, soME ARE PRETTY, AND A FEW ARE BEAUTIFUL, BUT AROUND BRYSON THEY ARE JUST CUTE UERWOOD ROBINSON HILLS T0 HARVIE GASKIN HIS 'BOOK LARN ING' AND CONTENTMENT WITH BACHELORDOU BOBBY PARKER AND RENA PARKER BEQUEATH T0 JEAN ARMSTRONG, BoBBY'S HIGH TEPER AND RENA'S GOOD TEMRERAMENT So THAT JEAN MIGHT COMBINE THE TWO AND HIT A HAPPY MEDIUM. ARTHUR DHANAFELT DEDICATES HIS WAY WITH THE WOMEN, HIS SUAVE MANNERS AND PLEASANT SMILE T0 DELO WILLIAMS. To LOIS TACKELI SALLY MGCLDUD AND DOROTHY MOORE BEQUEATH THEIR FREEDOM or THE PRESS AND PARKING PLACES so THAT SHE MAY ALWAYS BE EITHER ON THE PRESS on on THE IUPRESS THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT or THE SENIOR CLASS or '41 NERS T0 KENNETH SWETNAM. KR LAWRENCE HUGHES AND HELEN SANDERS BEQUEATH TO MARY FRAN OES BRADFORD AND ANY MALE SHE SHOULD DEEM SUITABLE TO HER NEEDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS AS MERITS HER POSITION THEIR ABILITY TO SEEK OUT AND HOLD PERMANENT LEASE ON QUAINT LITTLE NOOKS IN, AROUND OR FAR PROM THE CAMPUS or BRYSON HIGH SCHOOL IN WHICH T0 CONDUCT PRIVATE QUARRELSD PUBLIC SPECTACLEST AND REHEARSALS OF LAST MOMENT ATONEMENTS BOB MCDONALD, REPORTER OF SENIOR CLASS OF '4l, BEQUEATHS T0 VIRGINIA JONES, REPORTER or JUNIOR CLASS OF 4l NIS IN ARTIGULATE JOURNALISTID TALENT AND UNERRING ABILITY T0 ALWAYS GET NENS, IF ANY, IN LATE JANE BAILY WILLS HER GENIUS FOR KEEPING UP WITH THE NATIONAL GUARD ACTIVITIES T0 BEA JOHNSON, HOPING THAT IT MAY BRING T0 BEA AS MANY THRILLS AND HEARTACHES AS IT HAS TOJANE HOPING THAT HE WILL USE THEM T0 THE BEST ADVANTAGE JACK JONES UILLS T0 EARL JONES HIS ABILITY T0 TOWER ABOvE THE CROUDS IN HOPES THAT SAID ABILITY WILL ENABLE HIM T0 SEE MORE BALL GAMES, AND REcEIvE MORE ROTTEN TOMATOES IN ELECTION YEAR HELEN KING LEAVES TO JACK CLAYTON HER EXHUBERANT HAPPY DISPOSITION, HOPING THAT IT WILL ENABLE HIM T0 TYPE SPEED TESTS WITHOUT So MUCH ADO To BESSIE PEMBERTONa ANGIE EATHERLY LEAVES HER LOW PURR ING SWEET AS HONEY vOIcE QUALITY AND HER INTERESTS IN ST JO JACKSBOR0, STEPHENVILLEI AN AUSTIN, SAID BESSIE PEMBERTON BEING CLEVER ENOUGH T0 PUT THEM T0 GOODADVANTAGES GEORGE RIT SWETNAM BEQUEATHS TO REX HENDERSON AND JAMES PARSONS HIS BOOKKEEPING NOTEBOOK AND VAST KNOULEDGE OF THAT SUBJECT, BELIEvING THAT SAID NOTEBOOK AND SAID KNOWLEDGE ARE Too LARGE TO BE BESTOWED ON ANY ONE PERSON. TO STARR ROBINSON, BILLY DEAN AND BUCK MARTIN WILL THEIR ABILITY TO PLAY FOOTBALL, PAST AND PRESENT INTERESTS IN GRAHAM AND ABILITY TO SETTLE ARGUMENTS WITHOUT ANY LOGICAL DETAIL HAZEL OENNING1 CLAUDIA GASKIN, AND RUBY KINDER DEDICATE THEIR CHUMMINESS TO WALTON PHILLIPS: JOHN PRICE: JR.: AND I , - MARY HART WILLS HER INOBTRUSIVE WAYS T0 BLAKE SANDERHW , D O SEEING AlN'T BELIEVING MR OUMAS How LONG You BEEN SHAVING? BLAKE FouR YEARS NOW- MR DUMAS G'WAN BLAKE YE , SIR CUT MYSELF BOTH TIMES' You CAN ALWAYS TELL A FRESHMAN av HIS GREEN Ano HAUGHTY STARE, You CAN ALWAYS TELL A SOPHOMORE av THE BRILLIANT TIES HE'LL WEAR, You CAN ALWAYS TELL A JUNIOR av THE GIRLS HE DATES AND SUCH, You CAN ALWAYS TELL A SENIOR BUT You CAN NEVER TELL HIM MUCH ANGIE A MAN IS USUALLY WELL DONE AFTER A WOMAN RAKES HIM OVER THE COALS GORDON WILSQN wHo wAs HAMLET? BRING ME THE BIBLE AND I WILL sHow vou Boa MC THE ROMAN cIRcuSEs SHOULD HAVE BEEN VERY PROFITABLE. RoSA WELL, WEREN'T THEY9 Boa No, THE LIONS ATE up ALL THE PROPHETS. SALLY MY BOY FRIEND TOOK A JOB JESTERDAYI Buck AlN'T IT AWFUL WHAT SOME FOLKS WILL DO FOR MONEY? WAYNE COULD vou HELP ME WITH THIS PROBLEM? MR. HUFFSTUTLER YES, I COULD, BUT I ooN'T THINK IT WOULD BE JUST RIGHT. WAYNE WELL, TAKE A SHCT AT IT ANYWAY Z S Q BILLY Hn! I'U AMAZED AT YOUR IGNORANCE- .Z NEIGHBOR WHAT ARE You BuRvINc IN THAT HOLE? You ACT RATHER SUSPICIOUS BILL DEAN JusT REPLANTING some or uv GARDEN sEEos, OLD MAN NEIGHBOR SEEDS! THAT LOOKS MORE LIKE oNE or MY WHITE LEGHORN HENS BILL THAT'S ALL RIGHT, THE SEEDS ARE INSIDE OF HER. BEDFORD Do You eELIEvE THAT MARRIAGE LOTTERY? COACH LAMAR N0,MARRIAGE IS NOT A LOTTERY BE CAUSE IN A LOTTERY A MAN IS supvosso HAVE A CHANCE MRS BAIRD WHY DIDNIT YOU SHAVE THIS MORNING9 WERE TWELVE OF US USING THE SAME MIRROR THIS MORNING AND I MUST HAVE SHAVED SOME OTHER GUY MOZELLE IF YOU TRY T0 KISS ME I'LL SCREAM FOR mv FATHER! ARTHUR HA HAI YouR FATHER IS FIVE MILES AWAY. MOZELLE HA, HA! I'N A SAPRANO JR PRICE THAT LITTLE BLONDE DANCED THATIMLTZ WITH ME WITH TEARS IN HER EYES I VONDERIF SHE IS SENTIMENTALQ LOIS No, YOU SAP: SHE'S A DANCING TEACHER. LAWRENCE SHALL I TAKE vou TO THE zoo? HELEN No, IF THEY WANT NE THEY WILL cone AF TER ME' 0 : IS A T0 MR. BAIRD! 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