Burnet High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burnet, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1950 volume:

ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF THE STUDENTS of BURNET HIGH SCHOOL ________________________:________________ 1950 We of the Annual Staff present you with the treasure of all trea- sures—a book of captured mem- ories of our high school days. As years pass, each of us will realize how much we cherish the days of youth, and we shall have no greater pleasure than recall- ing those wonderful years in Bur- net High School. We hope that this book will be to you a chest of the gems of youth. The Footprints Staff SUPERINTENDENT and PRINCIPAL’S STATEMENTS This record of our activities during 49-50 will recall many pleasant memories to each of us in the years ahead. May those memories include our present aims and ambitions and kindle within us a determination to live according to those principles we learn to practice in the classroom, on the campus, and on the play- ing field. J. C. Petty Superintendent HIGH SCHOOL DAYS . are happy days! They should be very profitable to each boy and girl in the understanding of self and in the attainment of his or her fondest dreams. Be careful not to throw away even one of them. Be sure you major those aspects of school life which will be of the most value to you, and that you be a friend to as many other boys and girls as you can. E. O. Bone Principal SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Petty, Mr. Barnett, Mr. Garrison, Mr. Allbritton, Mr. Jones, Mr. Doney, Mr. Feild, Mr, Jennings, P. T. A. OFFICERS Standing: Mesdames Smith, Fry, Hodge, Birkelbach, Clark, Hasty. Seated: Mesdames Young, Seidensticker, Corder, Ferguson, Zoeller. Mrs. Bone Piano Mrs. Bradley Mrs. Burkett Mr. Caraway Commercial Commercial Coach Mr. Chamberlain Mathematics Mr. Cherry Vocational Ag. Mr. Davis English Mr. Geeslin Band Miss Harkrider Homemaking Miss Simpson Librarian Mrs. Tarver English LUNCHROOM STAFF Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Wooten, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Schillings. BUS DRIVERS Mrs. Baker, Mr. Kelly, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Wheeler, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Smith, PRESIDENT, Billimac Bradley. REPRESENTATIVE: FACULTY; Miss Simpson, Mr. Cherry. SENIOR; Mary Lou Pogue, Margaret Ann Nichols, Tommy Greer� JUNIOR; Billie Ruth Keele, Dick Osborn, Duryl Bird. SOPHOMORE; Johanna Montgomery, Jer- ry Moore, FRESHMAN; Vernell Collins, Don Henderson, STAFF: Joy Barnett, Editor; Mrs. Bradley, Sponsor; Pokey Gibbs, Bus. Man.; Jeanene Sites, Adv. Man.; Mary Lou Brown, Picture Ed.; Tommy Greer, Lit. Ed.; Peggy Mont- gomery, Feature Ed.; Margaret Nichols, Art Ed.; Max Ulrich, Sports Ed,; Mary Lou Pogue, Copy Ed.; ASSISTANTS: Kitty Corder, Duryl Bird, Joan Wilhoit, Clyde Doney, Virginia Allbritton, Loraine Newlin, Juan ice Bone, Dick Osborn, Betty Fry, Billimac Bradley. Se tiord Ernest Spikermann President Baseball 2 yrs.; String Orchestra 3 yrs.; F. F. A 3 yrs. John Ferguson Vice President Soph Treasurer; Jr, Vice Pres.; Band; F. F. A.; Spanish Club; Best Personality '49; Track 1 yr. Margaret Ann Nichols Secretary Fresh. Pres, and Favorite; Pep Squad 4 yrs., Leader ’50; Chorus; F. H. A. Club 4 yrs., Pres, '48, Area Office 49, Pari. '49, Historian 30; Hi Life Staff 30; Annual Staff 49-'50; Stu- dent Council '50. Tommy Greer T reasurer Jr. Reporter; Band 4 yrs.; String Orchestra 2 yrs.; Spanish Club; Annual Staff '49- 50; Most Studious Boy '49; Vice Pres, Am. History Club '49; Student Council '50. Mary Lou Pogue Reporter Basketball 1 yr.; Baseball 1 yr.; Pep Squad 4 yrs.; Chorus; Hi Life Staff 50; Annual Staff '50; F. H. A. Club 4 yrs., Historian 50; Best All Around Jr. 49; Sec. Am. History Club; District One Act Play Winner 48; Speech Club; Student Council ’50; Footprints Queen 50. Charles Cody Reporter Spanish Club. Dorothy Lee Alley Pep Squad 3 yrs.; F, H. A. Club 2 yrs.; Hi Life Staff '50; Courtesy Student 50. Joy Barnett Basketball 2 yrs.; Volleyball 2 yrs.; Pep Squad ’50; Band 3 yrs.; String Orchestra; Sextette 2 yrs.; Hi Life Staff ‘50; Annual Staff '49 50; Footprints Queen '49; Sunniest Disposition '49; National Honors Piano Audition '48; Footprints Queen 50, Chester Bibles Football 1 yr.; Basketball 1 yi ; Baseball 3 yrs.; F. F, A. Club 3 yrs., Vice Pres. 50. Leta Bjbles Basketball 2 yrs.; Volleyball 4 yrs.; Baseball 4 yrs.; Band 4 yrs., Majorette '49; String Orches- tra 2 yrs., Reporter '48; F. H. A. Club 4 yrs., Treas. '49; Courtesy Student '49; F. F. A. Queen ‘49; Band Sweetheart '48 Neta Bibles Basketball 2 yrs.; Volleyball 4 yrs.; Baseball 4 yrs.; Band 4 yrs., Majorette ‘49; String Orches- tra 2 yrs., Sec. '48; F, H. A. Club 4 yrs., Vice Pres. 49; Courtesy Student '50; Band Sweet- heart '48, Wilma Burton Pep Squad 3 yrs.; F. H. A. Club 2 yrs.; Hi Life Staff 50; Courtesy Student '50. Mary Lou Brown Jr, Reporter; Class Favorite '48; Basketball 2 yrs.; Volleyball 2 yrs.; Baseball 2 yrs.; Pep Squad 4 yrs., Cheer Leader '50; Chorus; F. H. A. Club 4 yrs., Pres. '49; Hi Life Staff ‘50; Annual Staff ‘50; Football Queen 49. Clyde Doney Band; Spanish Club; Hi Life Staff 50; Annual Staff '50. Norma Fluitt Pep Squad 4 yrs.; Chorus 2 yrs.; F. H. A. Club 4 yrs.. Parliamentarian 50; Press Club ‘48; Hi Life Staff 2 yrs.; Courtesy Student '49; Speech Club. Betty Fry Jr. Sec,; Basketball 1 yr.; Band 3 yrs,, Majorette ‘49- 50; Chorus 2 yrs.; Sextette 2 yrs.; Piano 2 yrs.; F. H. A. Club 4 yrs , Vice Pres. '48, Area Historian '50; Annual Staff 50; Courtesy Stu- dent. Settuvte Norma Sue Girbs Soph. Vice Pres.; Jr. Treas.; Band 4 yrs,, Major- ette '47-'48, Drum Major '49-'50; String Or- chestra 2 yrs.; Chorus 2 yrs.. Sextette 2 yrs,; F. H. A. Club 4 yrs.; Hi Life Staff '50; Annual Staff '49- 50; Footprints Queen '49; Harvest Queen '49. William Cullen Hall Football Manager '50; F. H. A. Club 3 yrs. Annie Ruth Johnston Volleyball 2 yrs.; String Orchestra 3 yrs.. Vice Pres. '48, Reporter '49. Bonnie Lee Huggins Volleyball 1 yr.; Baseball 1 yr.; Pep Squad; Band 3 yrs.; F. H. A. Club 3 yrs,; Hi Life Staff '50. Gene Marx Fresh. Reporter; Soph. Treas.; Football 1 yr.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Spanish Club; Press Club '48. Peggy Montgomery Jr. Pres.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Pep Squad 2 yrs., Head Cheer Leader ,49-,50; Piano 2 yrs., Chorus 2 yrs., Sextette 2 yrs.; F. H, A. Club 2 yrs., Songleader '50; Hi Life Staff '50; Annual Staff '50; Cutest Girl '49; Belle of Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet 49; Homecoming Queen 49. La Vern Murchison Basketball 2 yrs.; Volleyball 1 yr.; Baseball I yr.; Band 3 yrs., Majorette '47 - '48 - '49- '50; String Orchestra 2 yrs.; F. H. A. Club 4 yrs., Treas., 48, Sec., '49; F. F. A. Queen 48. Frank Norvell F. F. A. Club 3 yrs., Reporter '48, Treas., '49, President 50. Se Uon4- Owen Schlomach F. F. A. Club 3 yrs. Jeanene Sites Basketball 2 yrs.; Volleyball 3 yrs.; Band 4 yrs.; String Orchestra 2 yrs.; Chorus; Sextette 2 yrs.; F. H. A. 4 yrs., Reporter 50; Hi Life Staff 50; Annual Staff 49- 50; Basketball Queen ’49. Walden Tarver Band 4 yrs.; F. F. A. Club 4 yrs. Jackie Taylor F. F. A. Club '50. Buddy Tucker F. F. A. Club 50. Max Ulrich Fresh. Sec., Soph. Pres.; Fresh, and Jr. Favorite; Football 2 yrs.; Basketball 2 yrs.; Baseball 2 yrs.; Spanish Club; Annual Staff '50; Best All Around Jr. 49; Cutest boy '49. A. W. Warden Football 2 yrs.; Baseball 2 yrs.; F. F. A. Club 3 yrs., Treas., '50. Joe Ed Wyatt F. F. A. Club 1 yr.; Hi Life Staff '50; Football 1 yr. s4(td So ooct ye 5 Catherine Carder President Stan Field Vice-President Juan ice Bone Secretary A. Jay Walker T reasurer Virginia Allbritton Reporter Luther Robbins Reporter Edith Alley Dean Bibles Wanda Bibles Glendon Bibles Mary Beth Bingham Gene Bingham Duryl Bird Bobbie Blalock Virginia Box Billimac Bradley Margaret Clark Ruth Clark Glendale Crooks Buster Dooley Billie Essex Luan Gilmore Norman Goble Valleta Graves Dorothy Heine John Hoover Ollie Mae Jones Billie R. Keele Vivian Mallett J. T. Maxwell Velma McCoy Morris McGinty Selma McGinty Joyce McPhaul Damon Meredith Lorainc New 1 in David Noble Dick Osborn Date Petty Denver Lee Reed Annette Risinger Darlene Robbins Billy Frank Rogers Jerry Ross James Sheppard Alfred Wood Bobby Condrey Derell Cowan William Everett Robert Ferguson President Sue Stipp V. President Alice Shelburn Secretary Joe Brink John Gretchen James Hoover Johanna Montgomery Reporter Peggy Miles T reasurer Carrol Buck Sgt. at Arms 1. Center of attraction. 2. Hazy-minded. 3. Freshmen on the Loose. 4. Atop the Observa- tion Tower. 5. Daydreaming. 6, Stairsteps. 7. Four desperadoes. 8. Woodsman spare this tree! 9- Me and my shadow. 10. Tarver the terrific. 11. Treed! 12. A Fish entering the belt line. 13 Cute Fish. 14. School's out! 15. Field day. 16. I can't believe it! 17. Age of innocence. 18. You name 'em and we ll tell you what to feed ’em! Donna Baker Hoppy Barton Mary Lou Bird well Ann Bryan Alberta Burk Joyce Burton Vernell Collins Carol Cox Robert Cox Darby Oendennen Ima Jean Cfow Aline Dickens Gordon Gilmore President Don Glover Vice President Sylvia Bone Secretary Rickey Field Treasurer Nelda Ray Reporter Gilbert Amidon Joyce Duke Haskell Dunn Zelda Ellis Martha Jane Everett Joe Ed Frazier Jane Glimp Don Henderson Frank Hines Gary Holland Mozell Hopkins Delmer Hyman Myrna Kincheloe Elsie Kolb Bernell Lawson Bill Massey Sonny Mason Jerry McAllister Dudley Meredith 'pnetbucH Mary Nell Neel Barbara Phillips John Pogue Shirley Ray June Riley Lulu Belle Risinger Doris Ross Grace Rushing James Smith Jimmie Stevens Charles Tumlinson Felix Villareal Billie Warner Pete Woods DRUM MAJOR—Pokey Gibbs, MAJORETTES—La Vern Murchison, Joyce McPhaul, Betty Fry CLARINETS— Neta Bibles, Bobbie Stuart, Betty Essex, Billy Foster, Glen Gilmore, Peggy Gibson, Henry McDonald, Patsy Smith, Jerry Newman, Floyd Chambers. SAXOPHONES—Myrna Kincheloe, Juanita House. CORNETS — Walden Tarver, Betty Tucker, Sue Marx, Johnnie Stipp, Gordon Murchison, Bill A. Tarver, Dorman Wheeler. ALTO HORNS—Leta Bibles, Elizabeth Tarver. TROMBONES—Tommy Greer. BARITONES—Martha Jane Everett, H. W. McClish, James D, Tarver. BASSES Jeanenc Sites, Frank Hines, Dwaine Williams. BELLS—La Blanch Davis. DRUMS— Mary Lou Birdwell, Jack Debo, Nancy Gibbs, Jane Scoggins, Pat Tippie. DRUM MAJOR SWEETHEART Pokey Gibbs La Vern Murchison MAJORETTES La Vern Murchison, Joyce McPhaul, Betty Fry. PEPPETETTES ■■■ CHEER LEADERS Margaret Ann, Mary Lou, Peggy, Billie, Joan Top Row: J, Bone, S. Bone, McGinty, Ross, S, Ray, Birdwell, Sites, Corder, Miles. A Second Row: N. Ray, Alley, Montgomery, Rushing, Gibbs, Kincheloc, Barnett, Keele, Third Row: Burk, Clark, Fry, Montgomery, McPhaul, Collins, Wilhoit. •:w ■' JUNIOR ENSEMBLE SENIOR ENSEMBLE Director fc. (X Bone 0 IA ft si a o JL4 F.F.A. CHAPTER First Row: Carol Cox, Cullen Hall, Gary Holland, Joe Ed Frazier, Robert Ferguson, William Kenan, Buddy Withers, William Everett, Dean Bibles, Dale Petty, Buster Dooley, Glendale Crooks, Haskell Dunn. Second Row: Don Glover, Walden Tarver, Robert Cox, Dwain Williams, Chester Bibles, Jerry Ross, Bill Masey, John Pogue, Dudley Meredith, Giendon Bibles, Alfred Wood, Ernest Spiekermann, Buddy Tucker, Jimmy Stevens, Luther Robbins, Mr. Cherry, David Noble. Third Row: Frank Norvell, A. W. Warden, John Hoover, Carroll Buck, Jackie Taylor, Rickey Field, J, T. Maxwell, Norman Gobles, A. Jay Walker. OFFICERS President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Frank Norvell Luther Robbins Buster Dooley Chester Bibles Dean Bibles Treasurer Sentinel Reporter Historian Parliamentarian A, W, Warden jerry Ross Dale Petty Glendale Crooks Harold Minton A red V Historian District Camp Chairman BURNET HI-LIFE Edited by the Journalism Class of the Burnet High School pepettes Perfoi “Don’t smoke in ngnt wake up in hot s This was on6 idea tJ ipettes F ba-Burn uted Fire Just bei he band v quad girl ield can vhite plac 'IRE PR1 Studeo The nee has Ion ussed at 1 becomir Mr. Bon anization ouncil is ves froir Biosen to on of the peration romoting ies of the ne com mi rhich to L. eptionally non-politica Editors ________ Billimac Bradley w; News Editors _ y popular ballot of tl Sports Editors igh school to become Club and Social Editors Margaret Ann Nichols-Joe Ed Wyatt V. A. New irnet F. F. A. boys the thousands of h pted to attend the St Has. October 15. T ae of fa irieties some libits. ■arrying le boys the gr ron ______Norma Fluitt-Mary Lou Peggy Montgomery-Mary Lou Joy Barnett-Clyde Pogue Brown Doney resident of this organi Feature Editors Special eiections Columnist Pokey Gibbs-Dorothy Alley Annie Ruth Johnston-Wilma Burton ass designated the n Copy Editor and Proof Reader__—__---------_—_ Jeanepe Sites ves to serve on the C Roving Reporters -------------Bonnie Huggins-Jackie Taylor Senior representat Sponsor --------------------------------- Mrs. Mac Bradley largaret Ann Nichols B. H. S. Goes The people of er don their be? if they’re own during t 'hey may erf et their pic' hey’re buyir gallon of g lam, getting r even geltir hinrr 41k — •� Under Tl memaking Club News sa- lary L or pre Class ere: D( it; Syl key Fi da Raj sen w nd Ga f ’50 year fi id fun for everyoi oh’ Scribblings the Sophomore cl to present our i r 1940-50: Presidf rguson; Vice pr e Stipp; Secret burn; Treasurer, F Sergeant of Ar The been the 1 and we making Club started - with a bang by y, September 23 ollowing offi-]|This ye ns, President; jj only t e President tary; Billie rer; Peggy eader; Jean- Gibbs, Re- e Fluitt, Par- Birdvvell, Pogue .nd Historians. I. of the club fh� 1 fniuw to the State Fair atl“A f°U° Qr Junior .mtiCarroll Buck; Reporter, Joh Junior r, our Yippee! Yahoo: io, it isn’t a bunch I________________________. . ..... idin herd, or the good r on October 15. This .. nan. It’s the Burnet Bulldogs in ls many good times togeth. dent, Stan Field howers following the decisive Lp0r ers ipset of the Austin Maroons “B”. ■P n ' spon dent; Juanice Bene A Jay Walker, Trea vitamins, isplayed—not on girls—but by assary,” sagely declares Ihe boys on their fellow players.' new English ■Everyone was happy and in high w T _ pirits. No one, however, was . Mr. Jaynes Davis, nore pleased with the game than yone has a different, if Kci Rings Rah! Senior C behind tl onday rm ast been rived. By r John Fer Where did aen he saw unk of gold be uver Gene Marx's Opener? Tl Watch out, there she bl hfn nd Stand back she's about to en. We have“w” of tt,c « are heard and P™Ple arwi hI5 tine ™ « ter as one brave venturous nf an nttsneal(s UP ancl uncorks his of good ideas and pet h ttl F V� ask what we’re tal ■Hie FrSeman is «bout? Why the new. ultrar :oach‘Caraway, who inspired all idea about what school | grows. 1 focatecT in h A Budding he boys on to victory. One boy’s 5. A favorite teacher de-|The Sophomore is Weask how u •ather told him whin he go� , as “Entering into, with I blows PIANO INSTRUCTOR—MRS. E. O. BONE FORENSIC CLUB SPONSOR—). C. PETTY V Chester Bibles Guard Billimac Bradley Quarterback Carroll Buck Center Stan Feild Rickey Field . Don Glover Guard Co-Captain End Tackle Norman Goble Gene Marx J. T. Maxwell Halfback Halfback End BULLDOG FIELD September 30, 1949 BURNET vs. GOLDTHWAITE 25—0 BULLDOG FIELD October 7, 1949 BURNET vs. SAN SABA 7—0 MASON FAIR GROUNDS October 14, 1949 BURNET vs. MASON 5 2—20 BULLDOG FIELD October 21, 1949 BURNET vs. LAMPASAS 0—7 Dean McGinty End Damon Meredith Halfback Loraine Newlin Halfback Jerry Ross Guard James Sheppard Tackle Max Ulrich Halfback Co-Captain A. Jay Walker Fullback A, W. Warden Fullback Joe Ed Wyatt Tackle MUSTANG FIELD November 4, 1949 BURNET vs. MARBLE FALLS 28—13 F. H. S. STADIUM November 11, 1949 BUR NET vs. FREDERICKSBURG 26—0 BULLDOG FIELD November 18, 1949 BURNET vs. LLANO 19—27 Managers Hall—Gretchen Vollecf “Sail ‘ScMAet aM W H () Student Poll 1. Three of a kind. 2. Out on a limb! 3. Fish pushing a bean! 4. Gossiping? 5. Ain’t love grand! 6. Loafers of B.H.S. 7. Posing? 8. A couple of eye gazers, 9. Sitting pretty. 10. Educational reading. 11. Waiting for someone? 12. Pokey, Peg and Dot, all in a dither. 13. Lazy Marg. 14. Class time again, 15. Peg-practicing a yell. 16. What 'cha see, John? 17. Knock ’em, block 'em! 18. Swing low. 19. Blowing my bubble gum. i I. Riding the rail. 2. Give my boots and saddle. 3. Cosy! 4, Bookends! 5. Classy lassie. 6. Buddies. 7. Guess who? 8. In need of support! 9. Sun grins. 10. Roll out the barrel! 11. Which twin? 12. Debonair? 13. What! No net! 14. Ouch, that hurt! 15. Peek-a-boo! 16, Campus cutie. 17, Porch sitter. 18. Ready for a nap? 19. Bright-tied Chuck. 20. Some- thing new! LUCILE EANES PORTRAIT STUDIO FIRST STATE BANK OF BURNET FRY MOTORS W. D. CORDER — TEXACO CONSIGNEE KROEGER'S SERVICE STATION DEBO INSURANCE AGENCY FRY DRUG STORE I Lilli l?IC HTF -I RAY ALVERSON'S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION B. POGUE GROCERY EDGAR FUNERAL HOME RALPH'S JEWELRY STORE EDWARDS FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS BURNET APPLIANCE AND SERVICE COMPANY BURNET LUMBER COMPANY INCORPORATED lorttl WNAIft authOIiK Of Ini (4C« C6ti COMfAMV T COCA COLA COMPANY flutti i 'WiyA acuity May I offer sincere thanks and congratulations to supreme Annual Sponsors and a fine Staff. Our ability to play and work as a team has welded us, a fine piece of steel, into a faculty and student body un- excelled. In closing, may I leave the thought expressed in these few lines: Drink deep, or taste not, the Pierian spring. For shallow droughts intoxicate the brain. While drinking largely sobers us again.” Very sincerely yours. Smith F. Watkins, Principal Mrs. Norris Mrs. Garrett Mrs. Geeslin Joe Evans Left to right: Betty Essex, Reporter; Alvin Woods, Reporter; Nancy Gibbs, Secretary; Donald Murchison, Vice-President; Don Reich, President. 244 'pavaxcted John D, Allbritton Clifford Allen Raymond Ashabranner Jullian Barnett Alice Bible Charles Bird Sammy Blalock Renda Burton Jo Ann Carson Gary Cody Hazel Courtney Calvin Cowan Mona Cox Jo Ann Crawford Betty Essex Elton Essex Kay Farquhar Buddy Feild Larry Fluitt Nancy Gibbs Paul Gillum Guy Green ♦ Bobby Holder Robert Holman Gary Maher Chester Mallett Sue Marx Betty Martin Bill McGinnis Norma McNamara Carolyn Medders Frances Montgomery Donald Murchison Billy New Terry Palmer Roddy Paschal! Clark Purcell Don Reich Roger Schlomach Iva Simpkins Dalton Shelburn Yvonne Sheppard Jim Smith Bobbie Stewart Shirley Weisinger Gratton Williams Bill Williamson Alvin Woods Seventh utde (}ta4 C teera Left to right: Randall Jones, President; Vernon Vogel, Vice-President; Jan McDonald, Secretary; Robert Joe Pogue, Reporter. @( £4 'pawxritet Standing; Jack Debo, Peggy Gibson. Sitting: Billy Joe McCoy, Suzanne Shepperd. Seventh Carolyn Allen Carl Amidon Calvert Amidon Bonnie Anglin Barney Baker Kenneth Bass Martha Benton Virginia Bibles Movella Bingham Clifteen Bird well Elizabeth Bowmer Leoma Box Mary Lou Bryan Betty Jo Clark Mary Dawn Courtney Carolyn Covington Janet Cowan Ann Crawford La Blanche Davis Jack Debo Dolores Diehl Willis Evans Shirley Everett Billy Foster Seventh tirade Peggy Gibson Joe Graves Eldon Hammond Leldon Hammond Carolyn Haring Eugene Hernandez Nellie Jo Hinds Leslie Holder Dale Holland Curtis Hopkins Dorman Hunziker Virginia Hyman Randall Jones Carolyn Kern Rudy Kieke Ruby Lawson Mona Lewis Doris Mallett Wanzelte Masey H. W. McClish Billy Joe McCoy Odell McCoy Jan McDonald Gary McGinty Seventh tirade Patricia Meredith Prances Montgomery Gordon Murchison Joan New Frank Nichols Herbie Norman Paul Norris Kay Petty Charlotte Pogue Robert joe Pogue Wayne Rhoades Katherine Riley Jennie Rushing Jane Scoggins Suzanne Shepperd Patsy Smith Esther Spiekermann Mary Jo Stinnett James Dotson Tarver Pat Tippic Vernon Vogel Kennedy Warden Jimmie Dale Warwick Jimmy Zimmerman Bottom row, left to right: Kelly Thomas, Harris Husted, Reynold Noble, Gordon Gil- more, Wimpy Clendennen, Andy Kincheloe, John D. Stockman, Douglas Overstreet. Second row: Paula Farquhar, K. Nell Williams, Margaret Medders, Ella Smith, Barbara Ray, Glenda Glover, La Velle Rush, Ann Holland, Carrol Reich, Beverly Young. Third row Lewis Hoover, Billy Everett, Jimmy Miller, Donnie Wooten, Lewis Robertson, Buck Jones. Top row: George Wolfe, Ray Richter, Johnny Castello, Richard Harrod, Nell Stanford, Billie Irvin, Jill Ellett, Shirley Bibles, De Lyse Smith. Bottom row, left to right: Johnny Stipp, Bill Gilmore, Billy Maddox, Maudie Norris, Diane Kinckeloe, Evelyn Wills, Loyd Wheat. Second row: Gary Hodge, Glen Gilmore’ Thrasher Allen, Janice Ray, Leona Clark, Juanita Taylor, Joe Chamberlain, Joe Purcell! Jimmy Kirk, Vaughan Bingham. Third row: Nelda Howard, Victoria Garcia, Doris Smith, Mary Marx, Linda Feild, Dorman Wheeler, Virginia Mather, Myrtle Smith, Dar- lene McGuire. Fourth row: Walter New, Kay Ellison, Glenda Adams, Bettv Alexander Bobbie Pafford. 7 Row one, left to right: Frank Smith, Margaret Harrod, Jamye Roach, Johnnie Ray, Joel Knox, Eugene Hammet, Jim Everett, Arthur Shepperd. Row two: Anita Keele, Donna Parks, Billy Servantes, Daymond Crawford, Helen Keith, Barbara Bowmer, Donald Faw- cett, Willie Stinnett. Row three: Mike O'Donnell, Mrs. Jones, teacher; Jo Ann Neel, Patsy Gibbs, Mary Zimmerman, Shirley Reid, Tommy Allen, Larry Meader, Hershel El- left, Flora Day. —- — _ Bottom row, left to right: Billy Teasdale, Gail Ross, Melvin Clark, James Hoover, Arnold Burton, Lillian Atkinson. Row two: David Foster, Hubert Shed, Ervin Spiekerman, Lon- ny Birkeibatk, Fred Castillo, Thomas Hopkins, Billy Stinnett, Pat Crawford, Jimmy Cox. Row three; Jeanette Warner, Wanda Wooten, Betty Floyd, Lola Marhefka, Patricia Vo- gel, Florence Bradley, Peggy Merideth, Ann Floyd. FIRE POSTER WINNERS Roddy Paschali Gary Hodge Betty Alexander FIFTH GRADE OFFICERS Margaret H, Mike O'D. Arthur S. Jimmy C Donna P. Melvin C. Lonny B. Patsy G Patricia V. SUPER - SALESMEN Maudie Norris Henry McDonald SIXTH GRADE OFFICERS Diane Kincheloe Betty Alexander Mary Ferguson Douglas Overstreet Carolyn Medders, Elizabeth Bowmer, Shirley Everett STUDENT ASSISTANTS RANDALL. JONES JAN McDONALD Roddy Paschali Bobbie Stewart Carolyn Covington Nancy Gibbs Carolyn Medders, Editor Paul Norris Gary Cody Frank Nichols Clark Purcell Randall Jones Lewis Hoover Jane Scoggins Patricia Vogel Carroll Reich, Princess Buck Jones Don Tatum Shirley Weisinger gCcd BULL PUP SQUAD LETTERMEN Coach Evans McCoy Tackle Cody Gilmore Co-Captains Paschali Guard Woods Back Williams Center Holland Tackle Mason End Pogue Center Fluitt Back Masey Back Henderson Back Meridith Tackle Allbritton End Blalock Guard Feild Guard Cox Guard Murchison Back Shelburn Guard Stevens End I 7(Uflor-tMade. SCHOOL ANNUALS SKILLED CRAFTSMEN — MODERN EQUIPMENT and 35,000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR AREA are combined to produce FINE SCHOOL ANNUALS for 1400 schools in twenty-three states TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY P. O. Box 597 DALLAS, TEXAS 63 20 Denton Dr.