Carter Riverside High School - Eagle Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1941 volume:

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Floyel Nlalven City Councilman and Sclwool Beard Member Former Board Member from Riverside IR. Wilkersorm Vice Principal Louise Wiggir1s De s . fafrlui' j6LClfLA? li4Cifl'lQf'iI1Q Travis Viva Napier Niiamie Bonner Rossie lBetl1 Aghkllrn Quit your gossipinq and Wl1ere's my secretary? Bennett Boyle Everyone in your seat! get to Work' Get your reports in on time. ulleannette Briglwt Rutlw Cayton Brown Liclia Carrico Doris Clweney Honey, tl1at's time Tl1at's a time attitude. Tl1attardy bell means Greetings and reporting: keep it up. to be quiet. salutationsf' Alvin Clirisnmn Atrs. Lena Qox Airs. Anne Cmwlorti Boyd Curtis Lets hustle, boys! Say 6-ll-li-i1-l'IlH Sit up and take notice. lt'd do you a lot of good to study once in a whilef Page 9 .?6LClfLAy i Bch iDetaenport Airs. Beatrice Dunning tpaut Essig Frances thtagiooct Watch those machines. Oh, you naughty boys! I-iencetorth now and PotJrecita! torever more. Xxfittiam Heoct Capt. U. S. A., Rtd. Commandant Preserve the silence and imrnobilityf' W. Harris I've got a board here. Cltenn Hoteten ,James Aftaurice .iotnes Station G. A. B. All right! All right! sighing oft. A-'taucte Kennecty Laura Kite Prague L- Lillstmy Rem Qgtestwy Let's get busy! 'Outline me a speech. The tickets are now Who has that eraser? on sale. Page 10 ejdfilflfgig YYY' n llilizokveth Anim Putman Nora Sue Ray llrnesiine Scokl llreia Simons Just barely did. Pick up your heels. Quiet! Quiet Check your posture. Niatlic Nine Solon llgonnie Ruth Fllwaylor Selma Travis Julius iilvruelson Have you looked it up? Who gave you permis- Take the next Clear the halls. sion to do that? assignment. Ralph Ullcy Sandy Xxfoll Frances vkfeelcs Percy Lee Welch Sit down and stop Ott the question again. Be careful not to get Remove the epidermis blowing. demeritsf' carefully. V liim-:r vifcininnn Clcorgitw J. hxfiliis Kitty vkfingo Edits Xxfinston Quit that cheatin'! Open your ink note- Now, you babies! Where's your books, please. diaphragm? Page 11 Tw 5 Al P if My ' 1 A' K 1 N 5 Wk YQ 5 in X Q X, x W S a 'I H li 9 -as 6.1 Q 1 1, f - 1 A 5 :SN ' . , V . , - - . ' ' ' S ,,.., ' - - ' iw? if 13' WF' i Q 5 , WJ Q Q 2 , L, '14 fw A' x if 3:2 if f ? 'f A gif f sees? U , , 1 THE SCHOOL HT lll0RH Tliit tifaclwcrs cgvt instruc- lions. After registration, classes immediately get under- way. Woodwork class starts pro- jects tor the lnome. Typing students work to ac- quire speed and accuracy. Registrar clnecks credits ot transters. Lunclw liour brings a ruslw. Glec Club reliearscs tor special program. l-lomcmakinq' class serves breakfast compromise style. Making tlwe most ot the library. Pliysics class makes experi- ments to determine tlwe properties ot heat. Annual banking is ott to a qood start. Art class busy witti paints and clay modeling. Following world ityvnts in liistory. Practicing comm.-icials in spceclw. Journalism studvnts plan new tcaturvs for The Eagle Rccordfl Ttivir record in Tuesday banking slwowvd their tlwritt. The auditorium packed to capacity, Remember Bobo? Library assistants. Leaders in Thursday clubs. Chairman tor special pro- gram. Honoring the football men. Senior Day Varieties. Seniors entertain with Skid- ding. l M , -1u...9' fmwmm lx in una? s ll s S ,-,,,.---' I sql? sx X X - gl X X Q XXX5QXggX QFQX x XS X mix mi? xx ,M sm s EXXQF ' sxfixbfx A splendid qounq senior is Eqbszriv H65 hcxuqhfni, COl'lCQ3+Qd Gnd perk HQ'S proud of his SQUCLFQ-Jf0p, H came from no pawn shop For Eqbczd is briqlni and o.lQr+. IFIEIBIRUIAIRY SIENIIOIRS CLFISS OFFICERS GRADY CARTER ...... P d JUANITA LINDLEY ....... V P d MINNIE LOVE WHEELER S SANDY WALL S L P I 6 jegfwdfy 8lflL0l :5 Marie Biggers Ambition-To be an English teacher Nona Boone ln Arizona Xxfancla Boygl Ambition-To learn to ily Eliza heth Brant Hobby-Collecting poems Alary Brant Studious and competent Lunna Ca realhers Ranks high in scholarship Ciraaly Ca rtcr Mr. President Sue Q ariwriglit interesting' Ruth Check Ambition-To be a nurse Bokxkiy ,lo Cllilcult Unassuming Allary .ilo Clommons Say what? Ain lnrose Con nelly Scat'ccrbrain Jessie Cather 'Il'llI'T1fT'lH Leeta Crosson Likable Catherine Easlnmn Soft-spoken Virginia lljerguson Friendly mfqlilry FTTYUHCCS FUN Sparkling Leala Qoalwiii Brickyard blond Page 17 Page 18 jegrwary eniorfi Aiary if-tamitton Modest John Hurwter Over in Dallas- GQNSZ ,JdCLSOl1 Hobby--Reading Shakespeare tqicharct tiart Johnson Mumble-grumble Pdllt J 01125 Shutterebuq Artwn Karr Dutie A-tyre Kim mom What a whirl! Laverne Kotdin Conscientious Eiwyn Lawson Little Mayor Jucmila Lincitcy Southern belle Cha rtotte Nia teen Attractive Virgi11ia Atason Vivacious A. L. Ntctitroy Beat those keys, A. L. Roy Ntitter Ambition-Mechanical engineering Aiaron Morris Another Grantland Rice? jegrnarg , en-iam -luanita Alyrcs Capable Clcorge Neal Why rush? l,eonarLl Paul I malce a motion lelcrsclml IDCIIII Flash Gordon Bohlwic Dale Gad-about Cf' Roy Fleming Why worry? llqolxcrts A Brain Trustcr ,ld Cl4 R056 - An all-round student Louise Sinnm Diminutivc li-larry Smith Fuzzy llnenelope Spa rto Faithful and hardworking Dorothy rlqhompson Superstitious ll-llQlQl'l TYQ U nrulfled rvin Xfa use Good matured I1 Almllew Alloc Lively Nlinnie Love Xxfhccler Talented ,lloz xxfillcox Hurry: hurryl' Page 19 LLJINIE SIENIIORS GEORGE EAGLE . LEONARD HOLDER CHARLENE WEST BOB WALLACE . HAGUE L. LINDSAY CLHS5 OFFICERS Page 20 . President Vice-Presidenk . Secreta ry . Treasure r . Sponsor lftlflfe Zlfl L 0l :5 Boh Allisori Ambition-To be a research chemist Louise Ariclersori l-lobby-Collecting model airplanes ,lean Aiivciishiiie Petite llsillie Louise Autrey Bains Betty llgaglwy Specialty-Advanced math courses Clovis Bass Ambition-To be an airplane designer llvan llgeisel Annapolis, here l come P is Y at enson incessant reader CYOLGIU Bevel l'm qetting sentimental Billy Qerie Blalqcway Courteous Cllyri llgosliclc Ambition-To be a writer Alice Ann llgox Ambition-To be a noted reporter -luanita llgoycl Friendly JNL llgryanl Censored Nolan Corcier Ambition-To see the world from all angles lyean Chancellor Some Paschal boys- Billie Childress Ambition-To be an accomplished pianist xfelma Christensen Favorite sport-Aquaplaning' l Page 21 vane eniom Page 22 .ilaclc Counts Arnmition-To be a medical missionary in Africa Bruce Craig Ready srnile Cluy Cravens Favorite sport-Twirlinq the baton Alary Birle Qrenslmw Ambition-Singing career Cluy le. Cum min gs Co-editor Aeleliiie llvanicls Ambition-To be a famous clothing designer lborolliy BOL Davis Cornely ,Tune IDQGII Amiable S- ,llf NDCOTT Ambition-To be a deisel engineer Clw rlcs lljiclsey Serious Louise Durlmm Lucy Cleorge Eagle One of busiest fellows in sclwool Sally llirley Longs to travel Betty ,lo nrrar Becky lgarlmra Filzgeralel lndependent flwinlmer Aiargnrcl fxun l'lippo Major ,l. l-. Clallalier Favorite sport-l-lorsebaclr riding Ernest Clillinglwam Hobby-hunting vane eniom Betty ,lean Cgocltlarcl Loves anything resembling a music note Eugene Greell Hobby-Girls Nteltxa Qlrillirm l lcnow the answer Betty ll laclqer Placid NQUC7' P-Il2il115 Ambition-A singing career Betty Heiiry Ambition-To be an air pilot Bolatwy ll-limes Congenial LQOl1afJ Iliglloiclilr Ambition-Career as naval otticer Elton Holclerm HPFOF' Etlie Huston: Friendly Roy ll'lawtsalcer Hobby-Being' an optimist James Cdff lvey Conservative Aneita ,lamar Attractive Aftartin .larrell Ambition-A good government position Betty Nllae James Blue eyes Ellsworth elones Illaxhem, I must say- ll'lutvert ,loyner wap.. Ntary ,lo .loncs Good natured Page ii i une eniom Page Nacnii ilqutln ,llones Hobby-Eating Eugene Keating Why hurry? llycug Kenny Ambition-To study medicine C. lqennecly Drummer boy Lucille Kern Dainty lEtl1el llgutli Kilgore Am bitious llyorotlny Knilong Intellectual Lawrence licanilcin Sea Biscuit .lames Lawrenec Artistic Lllllllil ICG IZA fd Come on, cliillunf let's dance Ha rolcl lluewellen Well-liked ,llolin Littleton Willing worker Eula Aftelgrde l-lobby-Writing' letters to the Navy Xlirginia Daniel Ca ptivatinq Nlelvin Ailallicote Merle Maclge reum Attractive Maxiiie Ntaulclin Gracious Betty Ailieggs Ambition-To teach music ll4a Verne Nlilligan Brown eyes Ruth Mills Studious and ambitious lfl-VL8 8lfLL0l :5 G. Aflonlgomery Technical llqulay Moss Ambition-To own a ranch lpeggy Na hors Ambition-To be an air ho Doris Neace Sincere Dorothy lxlelms Reserved Maxirie lxlewion UMBC.. lljlorcne lxlimmt Say, teacher llilmer Qlwlen Hobby-Photog raphy Qilhert Qhlen Ambition-Ope rating radio llqolaert lljatriclc Who knows? Winston Phillips After graduation-the marines? Jessie ll:ay lljucloztt Talented in art Ma ry Eliza laetli Practical jolcer Doy Ma rie Rice Winsome clleralcl llgiclmrclson Ja-bo Ruth Richarcls Ambition--Gove rn stess on tramp steamer Puclcell ment position Page 25 vane eniom l Page 26 R. N. Rielellc Ambition-Surgery Callwcrinc Rolwcrls Sincere and efficient Clracc Rumlield Pleasinq Ciworgc Scmnan For, lie's a lolly qood fellow l,lrCl1C, Sac Rennie l' mnccs Sellers Excels in many phases of school life Eula Rutlm Slmw Ea rnesf Bdflhird ,ICON Slwoclalev Oli, l've get to study l'lerlwcrtSlaugl1!er Mathematician llilccn Smilli Stalely brunette Ailary Smitlw MiCl1ey'l lD-arotlwy Sparlqs Fun-loving ,loyce Stamps l-lobby4Collecting jewelry Royce Tate Ambition-Rancliinq O. el. Taylor l-lobby-Writing poetry Clmrlsic Tilley Vivacious Lucille Vilelf Hobby-Collecting' recordings Bala Wallace lnclined the journalistic way IN MFMOIQIAN1 lwornm Pac ljnylcn une eniom l'lelen Vlfallmc Ambition-l-lair styling ,loycc vvnlling Demure l:r.mccs Xxfalllmll Wait for ma Clmrlene Xxfcst Ambition-Life on a farm lvornm Clay' vvhile 'lllll be there in a minute hxfliiieheacl l-lobbies-Aeronautics, chess, stamps, photography llbormlcl Xxfiley l-lobby-Fishing with rod and reel lljorolhy hxfilliams Lilrable lljmnlsie Bess Xxfilliams Veteran yell leader Rulh hxfoonls Winsome Clrace Yates Trustworthy Alargie Limlilcer Gracious Page 27 R BHCHUJHRD GLHITCE TO IDENTIFY THESE PICTURES SEE PAGE 115. O Youthful bliss. ln the days when Knights were bold. Discussing politics, no doubt. A disarming smile. Q Sweet Sixteen. Timid and shy. A horse iust built tor two. Rid'er'n, cowboys. Aw, teach! A rare beauty on parade. Fresh as a daisy. A young dandy. Posinl Ah, spring. Before glamor days. 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'On' ll' 'W Q WZQ ' o P2 , If - hJHLh MG+t1 l CO n Cope ' Sh all Q! S0 Os chicz VQ Q qruduuho nh MNIIOIK GLASS CLHSS OFFICERS JACKIE MURRAY . FRANK PENTIKIS . . WILDA JO MALLICOTE . KENNETH WILLCOX . . MRS. MAUDE D. BONNER Page 30 . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor Allen lliclwml Adam Lloynl Aglams Afllilclrcul Alitrcy Pla rolnl Baile A-liles Blayales are inc car Qlcorgia Blrcl ' llqolncrl llgiril Billy Boyce .llama Boyer TFUmd I1 BYGVVIDZI' Cecil Harrisoli BFZXVQI' Dorotlwy Brown June Brown vznior CALM Page 31 my, Cdll Qlcorqc A l l C mil ll Cl. CC Qlcmcul li l 'CHM li lg INV i 1 JC 'X ll-3955 Bo Al ry Alisa B l lllcu l lcv Bm 1 VCX V Al VII Bally li , T Eugene Burlner Cora Carealiieri Betty .iea n iwiinis BOL Ciwrislian J. W. Ciowers Ei i C OHIICHV L XVG fk La Gene Craig Ld Lam C 4 Peggy Daniels A i Doggett Raymon A Doyl Archie Ea rle Peggy Ellis Bdfkdfd EFITI lfmior Cfadfi Page 32 R. Ca rter Rmila CIM dl J.lB.CL1fL Mack Cleve Davici Coon Floyd Candi Ruioineiie Lrowcie Rutiw Cyumm B. Dooiing Boiainy Doyi Faye Eaves Vivian iiiciwa ci i iijougias Evans Ala Lou Fauik Patsy Finclwer Ma rga ret Pills Xxfayne Franlqlin .lacl4 Clilber Louise Qslrmillwmn Dorollwy Grccrmcr Qioclirey Hciulcckcr Helm lldm Don liiuclgins .llenme Lee Betty ,llama Jellcerson Clmlcs ,Ml Lee Arclwcr ,Joync r lCf11CSt.Ull5ilCC Julniok CKGLJ5 Page 33 TIWOIIIOS 1-TOFCI Dave Fowle Clloriu Clilla ml B ole Cilowin Louise iflmmlqc xfirginia lf. T. Hill lvrcnl Fling Ala rga ret Fklulcill Belly Jean Boklwic ,llolmson Eiillpll JUNE Ben Kcclon f, lac lvlgorc omior CKCLZM Helen liing ! Fay Knapp , Juanita Alaclelox Wilda ello Nlallicote Betty AllclDonalcl Ala rie Dougal lilizalaetlw Nleggs Leona Meilme Wayne Aflyers Neslwitt .llames lljapworlli Lucille Pa rlcman KJOIWD ED4?,Cl1ZI'SOT1 ran ' ' enti is F LP L I Page 34 Lionel ll.ee lxliartlwa Lu lc y Katliryn Alartin T. JI. IWW l' lorine Algcllqea ll Henry Meg Rolaert Nloo re Jaclcie Afliu y Pauline Noali Peggy Nor Noble lpotterson Leroy Paul Ca rolyn Peters Pauline Pett Y Doris Pl-cm ons J. C. Pool Lillie n lljowe rs Alarilyn Price Alta Alas llqcacli ,lean Rent J. HQ- RIISSCH l'ran: Sclwuhert ,llnmmie Ray Seott Ancel Simmon rllvlwomas Slmpper Floynl Smitlw ,lolm Stewart l-ois Sutton Junior gfcm Pg35 Eolitli lpowcll Steve Powell Bols llyriest Hugh IRMCIQII J. C. IREIJIQ llqolxlxie Lee Ru Billy Scott Bolnlwy Scott Juanita Sims lDorotl1y' Sincla Howa rel Smitlw ,lean Sonriclcer Modene rllvate Brint 'llvlwma so omior 676455 Peggy Flrlwrnton A. 'llrigg lDoroll1y Tye Evelyn rllvye Betly .lean Fllvy Ailay Xlauglwt Cllcn Walker lDorotl1y War Catlwerme Weeks Betty Wfeisilmger Clwt Wells Virgiriia While lqennetlw Willcox David Willia Arclwic vvmn .laclc Wilsori Kennetli Xxfomaclc Don Xxforslmnm Page 36 Billy Nllac fllqur Roloert Xxflwee Vvilma Zartm onomo ormisa U Q Z Z-'Q Tm ogg V' Saqs Eqbczrjtic 0 lfsi Jco mg wfodeg Tlwofr Sophomore oqoian has may date. The qTrl's Mink hefs qlomorousz, To Hmm hcz is amorous: For Him THQ QENS qfvfz THQ Hoe guide. SOIPIHIUMIURIE CLASS BILLY EGAN . . FRANK SMITH . DAN NOLTE . . BILLYE RUTH REESE BOYD CURTIS . . CLIIS5 OFFICERS Page 38 . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor Betty Ann Butterlielcl, Katie Byers, Carroll, .llason lDreiLellis, leeta Caraway, Aclyrtle Care tl1 3,0 OIWL 0l 8 541,515 TOP ROW Jaclc pyclams, .llcssie Alfins, Xlirginia pxllxrcelwt, Atilrey, Ruth Bacon, Nilaclc Bailey, llimmalee Barnett S E C O N D R O W tty Bateman, Bert Bayless, Flo Betli Beasley, Algary Louise Bellalw, Wayne Bennett, Paul Bolalnitt, ,Holi THIRD ROW Clwarles Boone, Nlargaret A1111 Bowman, Florence llfjiriclqell, Allaerla Brotlwers, Raymoncl Brollwers Clmrles Brown, ,llune Brown B O T T O M R O W Awliilclrecl Qlweelc Page 39 43 OIWLOVQ KKH55 TOP Row Aiiiwrcyf Cimpmmw, Fiore Cimiiwicic, Cimrias Ciaraiy, Xfirginin Coiwiw, A iaric Cormcr, Aiary Courtney, iii. Critcs SECOND ROW Aioxiia Croucii, Aiicnc Cxrulcimiicigi, iiowarni Davis, im iniggs, NQWFITTRTIT iivingmorc, Niary Louise Eagle, ,ioim Earuiwenrt T H I R D R OW BOTTOM ROW ,iiani-zs Fomi, vilauic i:r.mRiin, Ruiwy' iTm:icr, Fcrci Fry, Doris ijyim, Doiorcs Cyhincs, Dmmci Crliiiargi Page 40 Claim Eiimomis, Egan, Oicmmc Emery, Loia Estes, vifcixion Estes, Doris Arm iivnrwin, Vivian Faricy 53,9 Om my T O P R O W Robert C!iHingi1am, Virgiimia Clocigiarni, 'Dan Gsloniwin, Peggy Aiiaric Clrccri, Biiiic Griiwiwirw, Tina Aiaric I-iartiey, Sylaii Ruiii Piay S E C O N D R O W cnciriciss, Clikiria ieigiccifer, Virginia Efigiwtomfer, ,Hess I'ionncyc1ilt, Bernard Viouse, Clienn ii'Faci4cr, 'Delbert IL'Iucison THIRD ROW TD Fl ,Ioan Riugimcs, Aiarie Tiugiwcs, Doris Fiyunt, Ariary Frances fwiuntcr, Luia Aiac Jackson, Iwary Eiizalnetlw Jacicson, Dorothy Jernigan BOTTOM ROW mi Ioimston, Niarcelia Jolwnson, Jane Jones, Kcnncliw JOITCS, Pi1iHipKf2aling, Rllnivlpii Kilrn, Dan King Page 41 SP 0WL0l 8 KZJ55 T O P R O W It Nike Kouns, Clracc Lainin, Ectcta Lee Lane, Robert Totten, Dorothy Lawrence, Mary Torlc, Esiomcr Ieuclilcer S E C O N D R O W B Faye Atccaulcy, jWieClaiialmri, Ftugli Aqcmorinltt, Paul Atcmonntti, Kntlilccn iwnrtin, L. Martin, Lois Mtartiii T H I R D R O W At rtin, Felix Aqny, Jos-zpliino Nmeine, vvnneue Iwiesser, Dorothy Alqiles, David Nuns, Aqnrietta M B O T T O M R O W yers, ,Toy Neely, James Neslwitt, Betty Netlwertaiiai, Shirley Newiiian, Dan Nolte, Louise Qut Page 42 ,Silo OWL Olfe CKCLZM T O P R O W vvniiacc Oilxiara, Nova Pcrifins, Bolwiwy Piwcips, Ciiilon Piwiiiips, Craig ' J ilmiiy 'Dee uciccti S E C O N D R O W Rctia Foe Rainey, Yvonne Rccgi, Biiiyc Rutiw Reese, Aucirey Reeves, Xflcsta Aiircii Roiwcrts T H I R D R O W XXL HI. P R yqan, Eniniie R I Lac Roberts, Nate Kotiirocif, .iioi iiirm y Runiiieiui, iijaic Sanioni, Ciiic S i ., F iiow i Q iimy Niwrvai Sailers F O U R T H R O W C'crlriliic Scniticiwcn, Cccii Simmons, Bcity Sicinimorc, Franif Sn1iti1,iiir.1roini Q Iii ri XX! Q lin i-LiLilk, gilklhkxil Page 43 I Xxfdiilllg 52,9 CAM T O P R O W arry ,loc Sneatl, Ray Snow, ,lanncte Somerville, Curtis Sparlaman, Carnation Sparto, .lean Stamps, llyorotlwy Stevens S E C O N D R O W Clilton Stevens, Natlituri Stewart, llllcnry Stone, .lolmnie Stroup, Spurgeon Sutlicrlaml, vvayne Swanson, Nlargucrite 'lvaylor T H I R D R O W W. rlvessener, .lluanita Ellnelcrwoocl, lljennis Valentine, Cliarlcs Waller, vlfelclon vvallliall, ,lunetta Xxfatson, Jean Xveaver F O U R T H R O W Clwarles Xxfltite, Lawrence White, Clwarles wvilliams, Viola vvilliarns, Betty vvilson, ,laelc Wlollornl, .loc Xxfomaclc B O TT O M R O W Nlellwa Xxfooelrull, Clwarles Woeaels, Lois vvooals, Nliiclfey riglit, Pfmtcy riglit, litlwarnl 1 oung, I I V Betty Za rtma n Page 44 Q6 dk L ESWIPWNW Lu A, if Q-b uf 42 W 2 Q 1 G NZ W 'Y' .5 . Z :L ,... : . 1 5 Z' If X 52 , f VVV, Q M ffJ3x ' ' ' Pd .qi H: HX :xi A e 9 d U fl-i2,v':11a1far4mrln2E --l i 'TT Efafl munamit I' E Il C? af E L wmv. Sw K n This fish is noir dumb bulr jusf qreen 5 HQ 'Hwinks murqqr3ne'5 cx machine. Eqbczrf once was 0.5 Clumbz Nom he suqs wilrh fcxcrz qlum, Fm him Knowledge should bQ 0 VQCCKUCZ oris Al4i11s, Cleorge fxnglln, larry fxuvermann, Betty Bacon, lgolwlwy Barrow, Kay' Balser, Freel Beaelw, Tlweoanne Beavers S E C O N D R O W A Bewley, Nancy Biles, Roy Blaelelwurn, Roy Blaelewell, ,James Bonel, lxlargaret Boone, Bennett Bowen, Xlivian Boyer T H I R D R O W vlfamla Sue llgrewer, Eltalxetlw Brown, Nltlelreel Brown, Browne, Bula Brute, .lanClle Bruce, Betty ,lo llguelcner, Boblxy llfgurlf F O U R T H R O W Dowell lguslwnell, ,lim 'lvom Butler, Robert l,ee Butler, Alelvin Calnlwell, 'lvye Calloway, Betty Carter, l Carter, lgaytnonel Carter F I F T H R O W Roy' Carter, Daisy Pearl Cartwriglwl, Allrcel CTITOIJIITJII, lvorotlwy Clnleutt, llgolwlwy Clmristensen, ljuller Clmristian, Clene Clarlly, Douglas Clarlc BOTTOM ROW fxaron C.levenger', Qkalelle ,lean lowers, Qleraleline ole, Alary' Nerla Q rites, lara Belle roucl1, Doris Coelcerlmnm, llgetty Cole, ,ladle Qsonn Page 46 iighfli Q , ames i on l'ranl4 Cooley, Cleefrge Q ox, Anna Rulli Culps, AlILlTCff Daley, Dalton, Alary Davis, Allary l, T ID H X SECOND ROW .lolwn Doliins, Aliclvena Dixon, Billie ,lo Dysart, Easter, Vifillm Aiae llrmis, lljavlel Erwin, Da l Don Farrell TH I R D R OW Bennie Nliae ljanllcner, Freei Ferguson, lluon Fleming, Bryan Hippo, Billie Arllarie lrorcl, Dorotliy IF t Ellen Francis, f'lareiy Fuller F O U R T H R O W Cleo Cslaines, vvelelon Gewitlwer, Kxfarren clrantlmm, l.eslie Qriiiies, Billy F'lale, ,lIiI11I11iC E'lall, Pair ll l Ba rvon Plamillon FIFTH ROW lLllClI11il.tOIl, llllwa ,lean lLlampton, llgualcly ll-larrison, .lolm lLllarrisen, Qlranly larcrow, Aline l ljaviei llnlleatlier, Juanita llleller N B O TT O M R O W Carl llelms, Kennic lr liglitower, llzulli Lee ll'lligl1tower, ,lacl4 lllll, Carolyn lllimls, liog Frances ll-llolclen, J. llwlolnlen Page 47 ZZQAM, Qu Q ary IiveIyn IToIeIer, Ai'eI1ie IITIQOQI, Naiiey I'IIL1Isey, -Iane FIILIIUPITFCY, C1iIIoert I Iunler, CI1arIolle ,IaeI4son, Nancy .IacI4son, Xfirginia .IIamiscn S E C O N D R O W fxxnna ,IeIIerson, Dorothy ,IIaI1n, Don Jones, IDorolI'1y KeeIseI, IOeonareI Keener, SaraI1 Louise KeIIy, I2eIwin KeniII, ,Icy KenneeIy THIRD ROW , , .. I iI1er Kern, Xlielor KiIman, ,Iames IXing, I4eroy KirIcIin, BarI1ara Lancaster, ranees II-CiI1I10lN, I3iIIy Lanier, R. B. LCC F O U RT H R O W Doris Lewis, Iwargarel I,ewis, II-aneIon I,ineIsay, Eugene I.ocI4e, ,IosepI1ine I,ong, Ross I-ongeway CI1arIes LueeIlIce, C1Iorii1 AIarsaIis FIFTH ROW I IDonaIeI lIXI,ason, Vivian AIayIieIeI, I4ouise Axecarty, Laura AI,eCIain, ReaIoreI AI,eIDonaIeI, ,IacI4 AI,CCIFe1XK', A.I,argie AIeI'IIarg, AI,ary IXatI1erine A'IeKiIIip B O TT O M R O W vvayne AIQNLIII, AIarion AIeggs, Naiirieite AIeIton, ,IcI1n AIICI1Cl1CF, IISOIKIQ' AIiIIigan, Benny AIi:e, Belly A'Ics1eIIer, AIary Irranees Nance Page 48 Zlgtft Qu Q Clerline Ncace, Sbirley Nesbitt, lbewayne lxlelson, Aflinnie Rutb lxetlierlantl, Alarie lwewinan, I Alartine Qeltwxii, Jimmie Park, Vivian Parlcinson SECOND ROW WI 3 ' lparrisb, elaela Patrielc, Rutb llbatterson, Bobby Payne, Leell l earee, lnorotby illipp, F-larry Pliillips, Laura Powell T H I R D R O W llmogene Pueloztt, Eunice Qtleeri, Emma Rainey, Keitb Ralstin, Olaal Ray, -laelf Kearns, Billie ,lean Regan lone Riebarclson F O U R T H R O W Katliren Ricbarelson, Rippetoe, Tboinas Ritcbie, Bobby lqoberts, Alurl Robinson, Erven lRovinsl4y, I I . Qlene Royer, Cbarles Saylor F I F T H R O W Britlain Scliubert, l,uella Sliaw, Bernie Sliivers, Earl Slirewalcr, Peggy Simms, Noel Sinitb, llbatsy Smit I Ruby Lee Smitli ,B O TT O M R O W Robert Snynler, Neal Spencer, ,Io l'ranl4 Stevens, Peggy Stevens, Stout, Qllie Stowe, VU. Spurling, ,Iobn Sylqes Page 49 CWA Qu 2 TOP ROW Billy Taggart, llva Catlwryne Terrell, Peggy rlllwomason, Caroline rlliclwter, Billy ,lloe rllvillcry, lllolaert rllvruax, 1301, TWA, M S E C O N D R O W Qtis rlliwitty, Fllvommy Xlamlivcr, Hclcrw Vauglwt, xxfamla Lays Xficlc, lxlaomi Xxfarrcn, livcrctt vlfasscr, ll'llenry Xxlatlcins THIRD ROW xxfaync Xxlatts, ,loc Xxfcatlwcrly, ,lcralglinc vveclcs, Alary Anno vvclls, lluorotlwy Xxlcsl, Billy Xxflit .lack Xxflfnitc FOURTH ROW Eugene Xxfilcy, Erma ,lo Xxfillccs, lqcltn Xxfillcins, Coyle Xxlilliams, Enlna ,lo Xxfilliams, lllaviul Xvilson, lfatlwryn Wil1l1 BOTTOM ROW V Paul Yates, lQOf1C1lCl young, younglaloonl l Page 50 M1953 I 'iff Q fw : :As '13 1- , A'Q - Ll L ' J A D 8, ' 3 , qi 4 Z fYI4r'l.?LEv. ,rx 2 , A , iff-4 o 12+ v-my ,,x.,.f K5n,..---'-' fggx 6 e33357'N f ,. ' fy Z ' f f f , 2 -,y-ff ,, M M ' 4 132 X si ptr fssx -3-1. gif-gr -i gx iiT l- '3 x .1-af' g 4sif k,3Sfei J. x'A'2l:t-4-, 1? K ET-1. ' ' ' i' 14 , 4 V4 , ,, -5:4-2, Y-' ll Tromk. 3vvff+k KX X O uf 4 Threw SQvQmLh Qrcxde Eagles are blesi' Wijrh 'udQCx3 of humor and jfzsf. Their' dum is So +FUQ Thu? H12 prof is qu'a'rQ blueg HQ has Eqbari hm Hiank for fheir zest .S2l!8lfLfA Qu 8 Page 52 Sam my Aela ms Algerton Sam Alcer X!iZY'1'lOT1 AHQI1 Don AlQXdI F,mes1AfiQfLi.m Bolwkie Rutlw Bala fl. B . Ba rnetl Eugene Barrow ,lacli Ba rtlwol A la ry Sue Beasley Benson Cleorge lBen:on Nl IB H ae .lolwn Biggcrs Avluriel Bigge ine erne Rolwert Beul fS Jacqueline Biggers Peggy Bigl-zy nlllaert Birnl lljorotlwy Boairiglwt Sue Bogart CIM rles Bogen rt Nlary Helen Bi .Joyce Britt Qsllenna ,lean Brown B ttyl B di Q J O FO CT'S Alkert Brotlwers DOVE! LOUISQ Bfdl Qrien Browning L. Brown Teal BFOWII F. el. Brown C. Bro ,Joe Butler 12X'Llf A-lary Helen T C f f Callaway XX illia m Clmclw Xfirginia Cla yton Claire Cloyl 1 Ma rgie Minnie Jean Coclcerlw Lois Collins Pansy loou C l Bertlwa Alloy Cool4 ,lam es Cooley Jess Qox I C Georgia He en llliclwarcl C L l tl1y June IB Doris Cummins Ma rjorie Cutcliin ROSQIUG F y lljarlwy .laclc llja rwin ,l. Davis Augirey Durliam .limmy Eagle Wallace Eglniings Eugene Eeiwarcis Sa rali Beit Ma rie llimslqam. 7 P Carolyn llirmis Daisy Nell Evans JOLIIIIY Evans E-Il2IH' E:l4ZY1l'12f Betty Sue Fa rl Y Norman Flippo ,Holm ll:reLiericl4 Betty Fuqua Clmrles Gerorm Dorotlwy Sue .lean Cla ecllie C-QJJMI lDorotl1y Mae grammer ,lIdCliQf22I1 Kennetli Clrilliri J Dorotlay Grillitt imm ' ac nev y H If , Billy Harris Kat lrranlq ll-llarclesty l1erine Harrison ll,ucille Hargrove Cilynitlw ll-lamilton ,llaclc Harris BQFTHCQ ll-lldf1li2 llqolxert ll llinlcle W. ll. Heard lDorotl1y ,lane ll-Finals lDorotl1y ll'ligl1lower Qwericiolyri Don lliglwtower Willie Mae Hoogi Leo Holliday Wa yne Howa ral ,lea nne lllolclen Naciirie Hollis J. C. HOLES LOLIIS ll'liansen Frances Hiirmter Eliza L2fl1 lllunter ll'lol4e Holdridge NSZl!8lfLtA QTL - 8 Page 53 3l!8IfLfA. QTL 9 -lean Hixiiter CLC! YICS EAFUJSOTI .Jimmy Piunl Inm ,icon Fin Boiwiwy Ence vvnmia Esiev Ernest -inciq Frances -iacicoii ,Jimmie Jriacifson Xxfiiiis -iacixison iiiolwixy ,iiacoiws Bonnie Rutii -ioimnson iqicim ui -ioiwnson C i1Jf'i2S -HOHCS i3ii:.1i1eliilion .ioiwn Louis ,iones Aiary Bali! Jones Betty Jean Fiux Tiwonms Kea li Ernest Keaiinq if Clemieiine Iwenneniy Biiiie Frances King Agnes Kiruin Rosie Allll Kouns Fin roiei ieamicin Otis Lawerence Kntiwieen Long ,imnes Afiaiiicote rion Nia y i,iMi1xiQC0i1i..n ,ice Aieuieiox Roiwert Aiuiiilon Clioria arty Cn ri Nicixiamee Page 54 Al ixe rl ,ioii nso Kennelii Palsy Rutiw L i Rein Iviiicireei ria mi Arr1ie.Aienge 8l!8lfLfA QQ 8 Cimries Medley imia rvey Afiiciwne r Aidry F40 X!'Zl'lI4?, ixtliii i i Ciiristme Aiitciieii N Dari minutes siimnne Afionniier ei. Niorrow Cleorqe Aioreianei Bernetta Nesbitt -ivan Neisori Patsy ixiimmo -Jimmy Noaii Nornwa Jean iworwooei lioiunney Qiiver Clraeiy ipaui Joy iparicer IEFQCI IDGXVLTY Eciitiw jenn Payne Cletwrgia ii-iieien Creecy Wanda iijearson Wdf1LiQ PGIIIIY Freei Portwooai George iigoweii ,iiaeic Fueicett iDoroti1y Rainey Dora Rainey Waiiaee Reeci Joy Reeves Aiary Jane Reeves Rosaiie Rent: ilugene iigitieiie Jeanette Riciwarais Ro Left iiqotiw roeie Brm n Rane Xxfayne Rogers Susie Rutietige Helm, Russell Aiarteiia Saniorei W.xiiei.1 Sciiubert James Seiiuit: Page 55 xSZl!8lfLtA, QQ 8 P-A I A SJTJTTIIOIW Anxulrcy Slater CIW l I4 qmillm I XCiI1SIHilI'l M arci Patsy Totl CII V Hnrr Etlmzl Llirwdcrxx Shirley Xvalters Clcma Walkin Zclce Spiv 3211 IQUCIHC SHOW' cer 27' Earl Slauornl Eclwin Dale Taylor G Tlwlm Bclwlwy CWQQQ r' Iwwccrly' vvclglon Tye 'O O CI F I XKJYTCC X -TOLIHYICY OIIVCF S Y' J XXQLL Billy Xxfest B n I Wflwilz E. B. Wflqm Jean Ray Wlwit Joram Xwlwiteside Eclmon vvlwiltcn ilu Xxfiuccs Faqr: 56 Samir! vviuu V W H-xriqlwl 7, C L4ll11I11QfINdll EJGLILZTIG PGYITC H1 Christmas in Many Lands. Out lor a stroll. Music fills the air. l-low's the weather up there? Now marlc my words! Yell leaders' tears for poor Poly. That famous high, wide, and handsome smile. Safety first! ln thc spring. Frolicsorne lassies. we ... l Senior home room leaders. At the T.l-l.S.P.A, confer- ence. Was that the way if hap- pened7 Campus antics. Leaders in junior home rooms and clubs. One senior less. l-lither and yon. Hobby horses. The Lone Ranqer. Off we go. Silly? Well, yes. Mounting ambition. When commencement comes round. Empty spaces lfacesl. Shutter bugs. Tennis doubles. The smiles ol victory. Philosophic rnusinq. At it again. Sweet revenqv. Dressing up the qyrn. Hold on a minute. The barbershop quartet. The villain foiled again. Don't rush 'em, qirls. Here the flowers is! l.et's all get together. Double feature. At easel Heard on Americanization. Horrors! Genial and gracious. What team won? Relaxing. Champions. Band gets new director. Always on the job. Get your tickets right here. A rare variety. -'-Q ,.-65 F wk . -2E:. I' . S OWUJILAWUTV rx IX . - i- :I H C: ,MQ fp -- if X -:L X f X - 1 .... K F- K L Q X eww-Q Q li W E L .-Ag,v SYM 2 is W Q pr . W f X f ? !: 5' I 1 +L 4, f ffj f f Z fffigf- 1 . S- TQY1 .JMS ll Tha qiirls look Oi Eqbczrf wijrh joqg HQ, was chosen Hua favori+Q bog. HQ'S So wall drQSSQd and bold K Thai H1129 +hink his hacxrfs qold- W5 probublq coppfzr cxlloq. aomi Ruth Jones enior cworifed Clcorgc . Eagle ge 62 cnnellw omior oworilfed ary Alice Brady Q ,SZIQAO l'lfL0l 8 jau0rife5 Joy Neely Y P 6 mnior ,Mg Cyauorifed g rillain Sclwuhcrl age 65 Peggy Simm , , X Slflld MXGSOII yfomineed Nha rlin ,Ia rreu Louise Simm s omineed lty Jam: Jcflacrson Billy Egan Page 67 Ldlwla WG Wm' Q ow Q71 Jean Rentz Selection of the students presented made by a faculty vote on a basis ot curricular activities. HQ, 6, fran Ccx .TIUH C, I-,LIZZJ ffl in the Who's Who section was scholarship, personality, and extra- 613526, HUG! C,-,IL 5171, .-141-194 Al. B QMXWL RO kflw A who C, Her Mary Brant gh DOfOfl1y WA ,J ' ' L . Rig If. V23 vi' .Q 7 f I X 9 we A V! Q. X ,5 N77 X N f -F- 5 , N Z 2 2 5 fl, Z UI 36.3 X Z X J ' ',',, f p f Q li'- 17 ? f 2 f X4 f 4 .ff Q 2 '39 W Z if RUN!! H , f Q , . ' ' 5 Q ll cfm . 4'f- 1 ' Q 4 Bugs Eqberfr Whcxjr dub Shall I join ? No Sf0.lT1P3 do I bufxnjr Jfo purloing N0 drum Okie u rqe Throuqh mq bones Seems +o.surqQ- I Hwink YH qo 26+ Q Shalom. Ralph ttflllcy Director 2 NAOMI RUTH JONES GUY CRAVEN Band Sweetheart Drum Maior KAY COX and RAMONA LESTER, Mascots BAND First Row, left to right: Kathleen Martin, James Papworth, Herbert Slaughter, John Stewart, Virginia Goddard, Fred Brewer, Raymond Brothers, Robert Moore, Eugene Wiley, Betty Goddard. Second Row: Alberta Brothers, Dan Godwin, Bobbie Gowin, Henry Megan, Charles Waller, Don Worsham, Billy Gene Blalceway, Kenneth Pratt. Third Row: Graham Bevel, Donald Wiley, Cecil Brewer, Eugene Green, Jimmie Nesbitt. Page 72 SEIIIOR ORCHESTRFI First Row, left to right: Mary Smith, Elizabeth Meqgs, Melba Woodruff, Betty Meqqs, Mary Nola Crites, Anna Ruth Culps, Imogene Puckett, Vivian Parkinson, Betty Jo Brothers, Fred Brewer. Second Row: Gilbert I-lunter, John Dollins, Kenneth Jones, Jackie Murray, Carl McNamee, Qtis Twitty. Third Row: Dowell Bushnell, I-Iarold Cranford, Robert Snyder, Tye Calloway, Caroline Tichter, Bettye Bryant, Donald Mason, Mary Helen Calloway, Gynith Hamilton. Fourth Row: Charles Bogart, Alberta Brothers, Robert I-linkle, John Frederick, Fred Beach, Jane I-lumphrey, Billie Marie Ford. JUIIIOR ORCHESTRH First Row, left to right: Clyde Emmons, Everett Wasscr, Billie Marie Ford, Gynith I-lamilton, Bonnie Ruth Johnson, Wanda Pearson, Glenna Jean Brown. Second Row: Robert Snyder, Fred Beach. Third Row: Otis Twitty, Billy Agerton, John Frederick, Robert I-linkle, Johnnie Tye, John Sykes. Fourth Row: Eugene Locke, Gene Clardy, Billy I-Iogue, Charles Bogart, Louis I-lansen, Teddy Brown. Page 73 llllXED GLEE CLUB WM ,V , x- V 'L First Row, lett to right: Vivian Edwards, Doris Nell Hunt. Second Row: Edith Powell, Barbara Shockley, Marie Hughes. Third Row: Joyce Stamp, Peggye Nabors, Virginia Ferguson, Frankie Bess Williams. Fourth Row: Maxine Mauldin, Virginia McDaniel, Ruth Patterson, Doris Jean l-lughes, Nanette Melton. Filth Row: Velma Christiansen, Dolores Gaines, Dorothy Bob Davis, Bobbie Taylor, Gloria Gillard, Billye Ruth Reese. Sixth Row: Doreen Tweedy, Billy Scott, Leonard Holder, Bob Bruce, Andrew Doggett, Grady Carter, Harold Smith, Ollie Mae Sanders, Seventh Row: Frank Dee, Sam Aker, Robert Patrick, Arthur Bowlby, Gilbert Ohlen, Archie Winn, Leonard Paul, George Neal, Elton Holden. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Second Row: Rozella Chandler, Cora Ella Careathers, Margaret Ann Bowman, Catherine Weeks, Alta May Reac , Mar garet Conlisk. D . . Third Row: Dorothy Ward, June Lazarra, Sally Farley, Betty Jean Tyson, Betty Jean Childs, Peggy Daniels, Jimmy Ruth Walling. Page 74 First Row, Lett to right: Sue Cartwright, Louise Simmons, Virginia Albrecht, Ruth Ellen Carter, Paula Lipps, Margie Plgudiker. ' Wwkfify rue enola Recolzo smff VIRGINIA MASON Girl Resewes Fira Empebrish nireefm-y 3 2 i fl. 5- f , A ' 'F ifi ai vom-mv kmeons F ITL GERALD FF OF THF EFIGIF' CO-EDITORS George Jackson, Laverne Milligan ASSOCIATE EDITORS Aneita Jarnar, Frances Sellers, Charlene West CLASS EDITORS Barbara Fitzgerald, Margaret Ann Flippo, Leata Godwin ORGANIZATION EDITORS Betty Mae James, Jessie Faye Puckett R.O.T.C. EDITOR Jerald Richardson SPORTS EDITOR Nolan Corder JUNIOR EDITORS Shirley Brown, Betty Jean Childs SNAPSHOT EDITOR Norma Gay White PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Arthur Bowlby, Richard Earl Johnson, Paul Jones, Maron Morris, J. C. Pool Jack RW, o. J. Taylor, Gilbert ohiefi ART STAFF Bobbin: Johnson, Herschel Penn, Robbir Lee Rudolph, Franlc Smith A BUSINESS STAFF Grady Carter, George Eagle, Raul Jones Elwyn Lawson, Bobbie Roberts, I Jack Rose an-N1 ' iw-ff IT, K .WQNQW Page 77 SI7fNNISI'l Cl UB Lionel Lee .... President Lois Sutton . . Vicirpresident Betty Jane Jetterson . Secretary Miss Frances Haqood .Sponsor I, ,, fl SENIOR X I INA SC JDAIL lil AS Barbara Fitzgerald . President Bob Allison . . Vice-President Betty Jean Goddard . Secretary Mary Frances Fox . . Reporter Mrs. lreta Simons . . Sponsor frllil PFSHQVFS Betty Jean Cnilds . . President Joy Neely . . . Vice-President Betty Meqqs ..... Secretary Betty Mae James . . Treasurer Le Gene Craig .... Reporter Billye Reese . Council Delegate Miss Ernestine Scott . Sponsor CLU I EATH It B5 BIQC IQAFT Fred Brewer . . . . . President Cecil Brewer . . Vice-President Marie Conner . . . Secretary Bobbie Taylor .... Reporter Mrs. Georgia J, Willi CH FSS Cliff Whitehead . . . President Pat Benson . . . Vice-President Nate Rothroclc .... Secretary Jerald Richardson . . Reporter J. M. lobes ...... Sponsor s . Sponsor YOUNG Dir N lC7CDAl S George Jackson . . . President Norval Sellars . Vice-President Lucille Vitelc ..... Secretary Jessie Fay Puckett . . Reporter Mrs. R ' ossle Beth B ennett Boyle . . . . . . Sponsor CC NINIIoI4CfI Xl Melba Woodrutt . . Prestdvnt Audrey Reeves . Vice-Preddvnt Jane Jones ..... Secretary Fto Beth Beasley . , . Reporter . Sponsor rs. Selma Travis . . M Ksbxx -Q..!g,m.-ms-i SED NF NNI? C I O R -C WCW Cf ,f J If I, Grady Carter .... President Mary Jo Commons . . . . . . . Vice-President Leata Godwin .... Secretary Juanita Myers . . . Reporter Sandy WaII ..... Sponsor 1 I!IaIQ.SCQNfXI IIN XNIXI CXHXIIXI Ctwartotte Maben . . President Mary Brant . . Vice-President Lois Woods .... Secretary CIWarIsie IIIIey .... Reporter ' S onsor Mrs. Lidia N. Carrleo . p CLUBS Blil IEVE IT GQ NOT Jack Wilson ..... President Modene Tate . . Vice-President Carolyn Beard .... Secretary Glyn Bosticlc ..... Reporter Miss Percy Lee Welch . Sponsor DIQAMATICS Loiuse Anderson . . . President Pauline Noah . . Vice-President Eula McBride .... Secretary Virginia McDaniel . . Reporter Miss Elizabeth Ann Putman ...... Sponsor DFNTA Jackie Murray .... President George Arnold . Vice-President Dave Fowler .... Secretary Louise Grantham . . Treasurer W ilda JoMallicote . Reporter Mrs.Anne Crawford . Sponsor. SKETCH Louise Simmons . . . President Lillian Powell . . Vice-President Pranls Smith ..... Secretary Minnie Love Wheeler ........Reporter Sponsor ..,i,i ii,, L ,X SENIOR CLUBS HLV George Eagle ..... President Wayne Franlrlin . Vice-President Herbert Slaughter . Secretary Guy Lfumminqs . . Reporter . Sponsor Elmer Weinman . . Mrs. Resa Oqlesby . . A I Hale SI IC Lawrence Larnlcin , . President Elwyn Lawson . . Vice-President Jael: Rose . . . . . Secretary . Sponsor Julius Truczlson . . JUNIOR CLUBS auw'4FiiK?2 C4 IIQI DFSHQVES nf Gloria Marsalis . . . President Peggy Stevenson . 1 ...... Vice-President Erma Jo Wilkes . , . Secretary Nancy Jackson . . . Treasurer Billie Marie Ford . . . . . . Representative Mrs. Nora S ueRay..S ponsor S K ETC H Frank Cooley .... President James Mallicotc . Vice-President Patsy Nimmo .... Secretary Mrs. Beatrice Dunninq .Sponsor K x C-IlQIs DFS HQVFS Dorothy Mae Grammer . . . . . . . . President Christine Mitclwell . . . . . . Vice-President Ima Jean l-lux .... Secretary Miss Frances Weeks . Sponsor K- ,ws .a ' JU H R AV IATIC , N David Wilson .... President Gene Roycr . . Vice-President Erven Rovinslcy . . Secretary .SI,XMIf W Piirsidnint 'llwomas Ritchie . . . Billie: I-loqm . . Vice-P v'c: sidcnt Wallace Eddings . . Secretary . Sponsor Miss Maud Kennedy IQADIO Billy White ..... President l-lomer Ludilcer . Vice-President Jaclc Conn ...... Secretary . Sponsor PW.Essiq . . C LUBS CHAIDM AND DFIQSCNAI HV Billy Gribbin .... President R tta Willcins . . Vice-President e Vivian Parkinson . . . Secretary Mrs. Ruth C. Brown . . Sponsor DHD CIQCTSS Patsy Landrum . . . President Sarah Ellis . . , Vice-President Secretary Cleo Gaines ..... Miss Katherine Ashburn . . Sponsor HAN DCIJHXI I' Nancy Biles .... President Doris Alcins . . . Vice-President C le . . . Secretary Betty o .. Mrs. Viva Ball . . . Sponsor HLV H. W. Carte r.... President Zeke Spivey . . Vice-President l.W. Davis . . . . Secretary Boyd Curtis . . . . . Sponsor J UH I HLV OR Brittain Schubert . . President Jirnrnie Park , . Vice-President Harry Tweedy .... Secretary . Sponsor Miss Kitty Winqo WI-Y Kenneth Kilgore . . . President Fred Bird . . , Vice-President Grady Harcrow . . . Secretary M. Holden , . Sponsor Glenn CLUBS HAIQMONICA Harvey Michen P er . . President Jack Green . . . Vice-President Mary Nola Crites , . Secretary Roy Ca rter ..... Reporter Miss Edith Winston . . Sponsor DIQAMATICS Betty Mostelier . . . President Robert Snyder . Vice-President E . unlce Queen .... Secretary Miss Laura Kile .... Sponsor I i., R. 0. I. C. iw, rub-N K L--......r' 141 J U Page 88 Capt. Xxfm. IIIcacI Cornmandant OFFICERS First Row: Major George Eagle, Jr., Captain Robert Roberts, Lt. Jaclc Bryant, Lt. CtmrIes Dickey, Lt. Jimmy Paris Second Row: Captain Gcorqe Seaman, I.t. Jerald Richardson, Lt. Ivan BeiseI, Lt. Bryan Flippo, Lt. NocI SrnitI1, Lt. Richard Scott. RIFLE TEAM First Row, Iett to riqtwt: George Seaman, Jack Bryant, George Eagle, Jr. Second Row: Arbon Karr, Rob- ert Roberts, R. D. Nesbitt. SECOND LIFUTENANTS lvan R. Beisel Jerald L. Richardson CORPORALS Norman Dingmore Billy T. Hill James D. Nesbitt Robert D. Nesbitt PRIVATES FIRST CLASS John S. Boggs William T. Carroll John M. Farnheart William J. B. Flippo Glenn H. Hacker Mastin D. Hudson Maurine P. Keating Robert A. Priest Dale F. Sanford Noel A. Smith Lawrence D. White Cliff M. Whitehead Grover K. Womack Joe D. Womack COTHPFIITH' Bobby J. Barrow Charles L. Boone Fuller Christian Frank H. Cooley John H. Dollins Cecil W. Garrett Danel A. Gillard Donald E. Hansen Kenneth D. Hightower Charles G. Hunter Clifford D. Johnston T. J. Mayfield Jack McGraw Robert Rirkle Alvin A. Roberts Johnny Rumfield Robert L. Totten Virgil D. Valentine Clarence R.Webb Wylie P, Wright Wendall C. Zartman First Row, left to right: George Eagle, Ivan Beisel, Cliff Whitehead, Charles Boone, Fred Pawley, Dale Sanford, Robert Totten, Ray McCawley, Wayne Bennett, Fred Hinds, T. J. Mayfield. Second Row: Noryal Sellers, Wendall Zartman, Virgil Valentine, R. D. Nesbitt, Billy Snow, Clifford Johnson, Lawrence White, Glenn Hacker, Joe Womack, Victor Kilman, John Earnheart, James Papworth. Third Row: Jerald Richardson, James Lawrence, James Nesbitt, Alvin Roberts, Maurice Keating, Henry Stone, John Boggs Norman Dingmore, W. T. Carroll, Johnny Rumfield, Charles Waller, Mastin Hudson, SPONSORS Honorary Majors Billie Jo Dysart, Betty Bacon, Ane Jamar, Margaret Ann Flippo Honorary Lieutenant Colonel Doris Cheney Page 89 SECON D LIEUTENANT Charles A. Diclccy COR PORALS James L. Cuallaqher Harold M. Ward COPHPFIIWH' Billy L. Miller David Mills Wallace C. O'Mara Richard N. Scott Charles L. Waller PRWATES, HRST CLASS WVATE5 George J. Bullard Henry W. Egan Robert L. Fillipp Raymond Barnett Bert O. Bayless Fd. M. Bilqer Clarence F. Fry Edward H. Cvaddy John L. Harrison Fredericlc C. Hinds Kenneth C. Hinds Kenneth W.JoneS Victor B. Kilman Homer F. Ludilwr Ray McCauley William M. Nimpt William Parrish ZF Fred L. Pawley Keith Ralston William H. Randall Merritt N. Sellers Neal H. Spencer Nathan L. Stewart BillyJ.'l-illery A. Eflrigq Coyle W. Williams Everett Woods William C. Woods ' if Robert L. l-lines lia M. Diggs First Row, lett to right: Robert Roberts. Leroy Paul, Harold Ward, J. L. Gallagher, Robert Rirlcle, Arbon Karr, Danel Gillard, A. E. Trigg, Robert Bird, Robert Priest, George Seaman. Second Row: Jaclc Bryant, Henry Egan, Robert Fillipp, Bert Bayless, Billy Miller, Don Worsham, David Mills, Donald Han- sen, Pressly Wright. Third Row: William Randall, Kenneth Womaclc, John Hunter, Jerry Bullard, Ed M. Bilqer, Bobby l-limzs, Kenneth Jones, Jaclc Wottord, Charles Diclcey. r i cotoias I Lett to riqht: Jerry Bul- lard, Harold Ward, Kenneth Womaclr. Page 90 l i i COIIIPHIIHI --JUIIIOR SERGEANTS Billy E. Hogue CORPORALS Richard F. Crosson Norman L. Flippo Harry W. Phillips PRIVATES, FIRST CLASS James G. Eagle Clyde L. Emmons Jack A. Harris Carl D. Heather Archie M. D. Hood Clayton E. Kenitt James L. King Robert McJilton Erven Rovinsky William I. Sellers Thomas W. Toler William W. West Jean R.Whitehead Billy R. Witt PRIVATES James D. Allison Albert E. Barrow Frank C. Hardesty W. J. Heard Don W. Hightower William H. Himes Joseph C. Hobbs Robert K. Holt Bobby J. Ince James T. Lane Billy B. Lanier Billy J. McPherson Arnie L. Mengel Jack L. Norman Donald E. Roberts Robert L. Sparks John H. Sykes Thomas W. Taggart Billy G.Tarwater Andrew C. Webb Arthur R. Whitlock COIIIPFIIIHI --JUIIIOR FIRST LIEUTENANT James L. Park SERGEANT William D. Agerton CORPORALS Landon Lindsay Joe F. Stevens Robert H. Truax Everett L. Wasser David S. Wilson PRIVATES, FIRST CLASS George Benzon Roy A. Blackwell L. A. Brown Charles R. Burk Johnny T. Carter Raymond L. Carter Jack L. Conn Henry E. Flenner Jack H. Green Bobby D. Milligan Jack Reams Thomas A. Ritchie Eugene M. Royer John R. Whiteside Eugene H. Zimmerman PRIVATES Sam C.Aker John W. Baker John S. Bullard Wallace R. Eddings Albert J. Koon Lloyd McCollum Charles W. McDonald Dan Moates Clifford L. Moreland Albert L. Mullins Wallace F. Reed Charles W. Royer Morris E. Riddle Darelll-I.ScI1mars Joy V. Smith Weldon E. Tye Fred M. Vance Page 91 f V 5 P 0 R T 5 HSSOCIFITIOIT MRS, MAUDE D. BONNER Faculty Director ot Carter Riverside Sports Association GEORGE EAGLE, JR. President FRANCES SELLERS Vice'President HRCHERV CLUB BETTY BAGBY President JACK ADAM S Vice-President LUANA CAREATI-IERS Reporter MISS KATHERINE ASI-IBU RN Faculty Sponsor TEHHIS CLUB FRANCES SELLERS President .IERALD RICHARDSON Vice-President GUY CUMMINGS Reporter MRS. MAUDE D. BONNER FacuItyAdvisor MISS ROYCE MASON Assistant Sponsor Page 92 Page 93 5 P 0 R T 5 FISSOCIHTIOIT GOLF CLUB MARVIN VANCE President BARBARA FITZGERALD Secretary MARY LOUISE EAGLE Reporter MRS. GEORGIA WILLIS FacuIty Sponsor TEHITI SPORTS CATHERINE ROBERTS President KATH RYN MARTIN Vice-President PAU LINE NOAH Secretary DOROTHY TI-IOM PSON Reporter JAMES M. JOBES Faculty Sponsor BHDIIIIIITOII IIIID PIIIG POIIG CLUB VIRGINIA MASON President JUANITA LINDLEY Vice-President BETTY JEAN GODDARD Secretary LEAFA GODWIN Reporter MISS KITTY WINGO Faculty Sponsor 5 P O R T S IISSOCIFITIOIT SOCIFII DFIIICE C-UB DALE PLILER President FRANCES SELLERS Vice-President MARGARET ANN FLIPPO Secretary MRS. MAUDE D. BONNER FacuIty Sponsor IUIIIOR RHVTHITICLUB DOROTHY MAE GRAMMER President BILLY MILLER VICC-President RETTA WILKI NS Secrcta ry MRS. R. B, BOYLE MISS DORIS CI-IENEY Faculty Sponsors IIIODERII DHIICE CLUB JU NE LAZZARA President CI-IARLENE WEST Vice-President BETTY BAGBY Sccreta ry ADELINE DANIELS Reporter MISS KITTY WINGO EacuIty Sponsor Page 94 SEDIDR 'HELL LEHDERS Betty ra Nmclvin Axauicotc Douglas Evans Betly Bagky mn ie Bess X i iams ,ac ie Wurra ' THE RED AND BLUE 5-A-WALL , ARR.BH' E.wnNsToN :Gai eJ CJ : ' , , WERE For. Qou, RTv-eR- Fora Noun col-oas--- n I 4 , 1 - ' - 443 is 5- f 8 - l ai lsfb W IO I ' ' w Z4 a 7 ? v g - F E :'i.:X- ', V ff l, , iifil, Ln F! 0. 4 3? T 1 Q iii.: ' -N I I :g,- 0 J be fi' E9 J- GLO r- Rl -F THE RED ns. Fon vouwg .I - . . M s ' ji 3 ji jj 3 o W ,Lab + 2. 'W g 4-2, ff' 35.3 9 f 5061? F A Y HSS ll E9 ID 1 E' ' 2 BaAv- EP.-V , Tue 3l.us's Fon Low-AL -ry 2 11 ' - - Efirzz-FEE 4 ' Elwflcdi ffm :: 5 -e 3 ni 3 3 i g - . , ,. -35 u o A - C 0 l 1 'Y Ill! U 1 lil! F 9 m LA J .LL-Q A FIGHT ON DOWN THE FIELE ------ TO CTECH- Nl - CAI-J I 'UQ .. . rl 1 in l - ... 9 lu, 'I i 1 ls: guy IS V - ,W - l j , , 1 KI V In UO IQ V Q QQ, 2 :,3+fj3. ff C I - R ,' ff 'l' .' f W, if? X LW W QS fl R Q T if 2 Q A 'f ' 1 l' ' : f- A P ' II: :neu : u s ll- - V ' -I , I !.l!!! -' f - WE'll NEV-ER YIELD AL' WAYS BE TRUE TO V009 I v , I V I9 I' 1. 3 , ' ' i ., 9 A f 1' 50 - I J 'A J ,Q ,gf fra f X V, ' ji 1 'G' ,ll ! X- 'Q J E its Llfklxji-S, n CX: 2 as - 0 owN R50 AND mor. EA GLES WE'R.E FOR You 11Z.iil- I 1 ti- l lnailkllf ll l ltji - gf aaf Arg -- 'Qe ,s L M i'QQ'u , 'ig q,.?vn, ,, a?T,i ,EJ -2 - ,lf 2 5 I I it lk. W Harris Head Coach ildlague is. lsindsay Business Manager ot Athletics Untailingly genial, courteous, and etticient. W. C. O. l-larris has made an enviable record as coach ot the Carter Riverside High teams ever since the school opened tive years ago. l-lis teams have won the i938 city championship in tootball, the 1939 and 1941 city and district championship in basketball. l-le is an ardent student ot athletics and puts torth every ettort to get the best results from the material at hand. Carter Riverside teams have an outstanding reputation over the entire state tor being smartly coached and always exhibiting the highest type ot sports- manship. This reflects the tine type ot per- sonality directed by Mr. l-larris into his worlc. Coach l-larris is the type ot man who has built tootball into Americas leading sport. We teel proud indeed to have such a 'fine man as the director ot our athletic program. V .tlulius 'iliruelson Assista nt Coach We teel that it is superfluous here to give an extended write-up' ot Julius Truelson, be- cause he has had an integral part in the growth and development ot the athletic pro- gram and in other phases ot school lite at Carter Riverside High. l-le is recognized by all with whom he is associated as a prince ot good-tellows, a peerless coach, and an advo- cate and exemplitier ot clean, sportsmanlilce athletics. First Row, lett to right: George Eagle, George Neal, Wayne Myers, James Ford, Edward Beach, Leonard Holder, Bobbie Johnson, Frank Smith, Howard Smith, Archie Winn, David Coon, Andrew Doggett. Second Row: Bobby Doyle, J. C. Pool, Miles Blaydes, Charles Dickey, Jack Wottord, Lawrence Culver, Bobbie Roberts, Roy White, Gilbert Ohlen, Richard Johnson, Herschel Penn, Maron Morris, Kenneth Willcox, Glen Worley, Craig Aikman, Brint Thomason. Third Row: Coach W. C. O. Harris, Jack Rose, Graham Bevel, Dave Miller, Beattie Clark, Johnny Littleton, E. F. Crites, Truman Brawner, Doug Kenney, Leroy Paul, E. T. Hill, Martin Jarrell, James McKillip, Lawrence Lamkin, Elwyn Lawson, H. C. Nolte, Spurgeon Sutherland, Assistant Coach Julius Truelson. Coaches and Captains map new strategy. Page 99 FOOTBHLL Cleorge Eagle Ntaron Ihtorris l'lierschel Penn Roy White Guard Guard Guard Guard Aggressive, courageous, Smallest guard in District Captain. One ofthe best A real fighting man. and intelligent-a fine 7-battler all the way. defensive players in the team player state-a grand leader. ln the two non-conference games opening the football season, Carter Riverside High played Cle- burne to a scoreless tie and lost to Lamar High School of Houston, 20-7. PASCHAL-OCTOBER 4 Carter Riverside started the conference season with a bang by defeating its old rival, Paschal, by a score of 35-O. For the first time in the history of Carter Riverside High School, the Panthers went down in defeat before the Eagles. Lawrence Lamkin, Carter Riverside's rambling halfback, twisted through the line and galloped the length of the field for a touchdown, time after time. With a team that clicked, Carter Riverside won in a glorious manner. Most of the members of the Eagle team had a chance to play in this game. Little Frank Bunky Smith fairly laid the opposing team in rows. Bunky is a little lOO-pound halfback whose playing ability far exceeds his size and weight. The whole Carter Riverside team did some fine offensive blocking and defensive work. POLYTECHNIC-OCTOBER 10 From Polytechnic came the Parrots to give Carter Riverside High some strong competition. The real Carter Riverside High spirit was not shown until the third quarter. Lawrence Lamkin could not get started with his running tactics. ' Two touchdowns were made on passes from Ja rrell to Lamkin, and a hard fought game was finished with Carter Riverside trailing on a 21-12 score. 'lliruman Bravvner Richard Earl ,llohnson Gilbert Qhlen Bobbie Roberts End Tackle Tackle Tackle Good defensive end. Hard to move. Willing,hard worker- Loyal, spirited. Gilbert blocked two punts for touchdowns. Page l0O OOTBFIL Martiri ,llarrell Lawrence Lamkin lljavicl Miller Nolte Back Back Back Back l A man who uses his head Great runner and punter-A A hard runner and good Co-captain, A hard plunger and hands. Lawrence's punting average defensive back. and good defensive back- was more than 40 yards an aggressive player. per kick. MASONIC HOME-OCTOBER 18 A game well worth seeing was that played between the Masons and the Eagles. The Eagles put up a hard fightg several players went the tull torty-eight minutes. Although the Masons came out with the big end of an T8-O score, the Eagles gave them some stitt competition, which was to be expected from the battling Carter Riverside High team. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS-NOVEMBER 1 Backing up the spirited Carter Riverside High Eagles and playing the tull forty-eight minutes in the game with the Yellow Jackets were Martin Jarrell, quarterback, and H. C. Nolte, tough little halt- back. These players and the other Eagles played a hard fought game. ln the 'four years' previous competition between the two schools the victories had been evenly bal- anced. The tirst two years Arlington Heights won, but the next two years Carter Riverside High came out on top. This year the Yellow Jackets broke the tie by a I8-O victory. BOM., lpoyia xi. Q, Pool JNL IROSC Iimsils Willctax Back Center Center Center 'South paw passer, J. C. has another year: Excellent defensive Kenneth doesn't know when should be great. linesrnan, game. to quit. Page 101 FOOTBHLL DOLIS KQITIIGS' fi3iVVyTT ll4CiYVSOlT il4QfOy lljalli- End End End Efficient, hardworker, True football man- The Efficient pass receiver good blocker. warrior bold. NORTH SIDE-NOVEMBER 15 ln the North Side-Carter Riverside High game a center who had not been attracting much atten- tion was outstanding. Jack Snoz Rose starred as a fine backer, Rose was backed up by Nolte, Miller, and Jarrell, who did fine work in stopping passes. A bril- liant offensive game was also played by the Eagles, both in running and passing. Lamkin shook loose into the clear several times but was brought down by Steer tackles. Lawson and Miller snagged some nice passes from Jarrell and Lamkin for long gains in yardage. The fighting Eagles kept the Steer rooters on edge until the final gun ended the game-Carter Riverside High O, North Side 7. TECHNICAL HIGH-NOVEMBER 29 The Eagles ended a successful season by defeating the Bulldogs from Technical High. The only serious threat made by Technical was a 66-yard run by Shielder on the kickoff. After that most of the game was played in Bulldog territory. The Eagles' big tackle, Gilbert Ohlen, starred in this game by blocking Roberts's punt. Without breaking his stride Ohlen grabbed the ball on the bounce and raced over for a touchdown. ln the last quarter Lamkin ran the ball around right end for another touchdown, Lawson kicked the extra point to give Carter Riverside High a T3-O victory. Bobby Christian llnaul ,illones Student Manager Student Manager Page iO2 SENIOR BFISHETBFILL SOUFID Front Row, left to right: Eugene Keating, E. F, Crilcs, Martin larrall, Doug Kfnncy, Leroy Paul, E. T. l-lill, Bruce Craig. Second Row: Douglas Evans, David Miller, J. C. Pool, Bobby Doyle, Coach Harris, H. C. Nolte, Glen Walker, David Coon, Franz Schubert, G. R, Montgomery, Mgr. Jarrzll shoots an easy one in regional game. Kenny rnalrcs a long o Page 103 BFISHETBHLL Both' lljoyle Doug Kenney Alartin .lla rrcll Bruce ralq PRACTICE GAMES ROUND ROBIN PLAY-OFF Carter Riverside High Opponent I9 ' 26 Slidell 47 .,,,,, , ,..,,,. . Millsap ..., , 52 ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, A ilington ..,,,,,, 70 ,,,,,, ,,..,,.. D iamond Hill .,,,...., I2 ,,,,,, ,,,,,, H ighlancl Park ,,,,,,, 20 ,,,A,, ,,,,...,.. R home ,,,,...,,.., 30 ,,,,,, ,,,,,, R home .,,,.... 21 ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,e,,,.. EI Paso ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,.. ,,,, , 26 ,,,,,, AY,,YY,V,,,,,,Y, H ighiand Park ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ., ,,,, ,, CONFERENCE ROUND ROBIN 37 ,,,,,, ,,.,,,.,.,,,..,,,,,.,. ' ' 22 ' Polytechnic 32 ,,,,,, ....,,,.... Paschal ..,,.,,,, 44 ,,A,,, ,,,,,,, A rlinqton Heights ,,,,. 55 ,,,,,, ..,,.,,... N erth Side .,,,,,,, 47 ,,A,A, ,,,.,,,, T echnical ,,,,,, 38 ,,,,,, ,..... P olytechnic ..,. 34 ,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,.. P aschal ....,,,,,, 31 ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, A rlington Heights ...,, 28 ..,,,, ,,..,,,,,. N orth Side .,,,,,,, Technical ,.....,,,,.,,,,,..,,...,.,,,,,,. Polytechnic BELLVUE TOURNAMENT Rhome North Side , .. Bellvue CITY TOU RNAM ENT Arlington Heights Paschal Polytechnic DISTRICT PLAY-OFF Polytechnic REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Denton Sunset lEugene'lfeating lljouglas Evans Leroy lpaul llrranz c u rt Page I04 BHSHETBHLL Criles cl. llbool Nolte lluavid Coon After winning the city and district championship in baslcetball, the Eagles also won their tirst game at the regional meet by deteating the Denton Broncos, 30-16. They were eliminated in their second game by Sunset l-ligh ot Dallas, 29-25. During the season the Eagles also won an invitation tournament at Bellvue. They played a total ot 29 games, won 23, and lost 6. They scored TOT4 points to their opponents 565. The Eagles also brought home many individual honors. Eugene Keating, Doug Kenney, Bobby Doyle, and Martin Jarrell were placed on the all-city team. Kenney and Doyle were also placed on the all-regional team. ln the matter ot scoring, Kenney set a record score ot 26 points tor one game, he set a new in- dividual record in scoring tor Carter Riverside l-ligh, and, with 261 points to his credit, he rolled up a good lead over his opponents in the city. The coaches' award tor tree throws went to Martin Jarrellp 63 per cent ot his tree throws were good, Gold medals, ottered by the Athletic Department to the ten players on the city championship team who had participated in the most games, were awarded to these players: Bruce Craig, Bobby Doyle, Douglas Evans, Martin Jarrell, Eugene Keating, Doug Kenney, l-l. C. Nolte, Leroy Paul, Eranz Schubert, Glen Walker. These medals have been given tor two years only, and the Carter Riverside High Squad has won them both years. lli. llvnvitl Afliller Cll-en Xxfallarr Cl. Aflxontgoinery Student Manager Page 105 UDIOR OOTBHLL A J 1 of X JUNIOR YELL LEADERS Lett to right: Billy White, Peggy Simms, Louis Hansen Doris Nell Hunt, Alvin Chrisman A Junior High Coach JUNIOR FOOTBALL SQUAD Front Row, left to right: Weldon Estes, Jimmie Park, Bryan Flippo, Shirley Newman, Harold Lamkin, Ross Longeway, Reatord McDonald, Earnest Roberts, Bobby Roberts, R. B. Lee, Albert Brothers. Second Row: Billy Stout, Albert Johnson, Jimmy Eagle, James Bond, Odell Pearce, Bill Hamilton, Paul Yates, Grady l-larcrow, Don Farrell, Dan Farrar, Orien Browning, Leo Holliday, Wayne Rogers, Henry Flenner. Third Row: Brittain Schubert, Manager, Charles Bogart, Wayne Watts, Bobby Payne, Roy Blackwell, Zeke Spivey, Mr. Chrisman, Coach, Warren Grantham, Billy Earl, Leland Biggers, Jack Green, Charles Smith. Page 106 JUN OR W ICICI! B yan Hippo A Rolfaert Estes P N 59 JUNIOR FOOTBFILL 9 SINTIQ N CIVGTTIIIGIHI MQIDOMIJ CXVYTICITI Ross E4OI1S'CXV Allaert -uolwnso R.lB.1L JUNIOR BHSHETBHLL in Front Row, lett to right: Jaclc Patriclc, Brittain Schubert, H. W. Carter, Don Farrell, Dan Farrar, Ross Lonqeway, Orien Browning, W. B. Spurling, Henry Watkins, Mr. Ctirisrnan, coach, Second Row: Leo Holliday, Manager, Billy White, Grady Harcrow, Hardy Fuller, Charles Saylor, Jarncs Bond, Paul Yates, Bobby Payne, Rcatord McDonald, Manager. l-lenry XXfQiLii.S Omely l'larcrow Clmrlcs Sayflor Ross loongewa Page iO9 F ,,, x Rf JUI'lIOR BHSHETBI-lll Paul Yates Bally Wlm ll'llarcly ll:ullcr Qlllzll PWC Don Farrell llDdl1 Pdffdf H. Carte Brittain Sclnllvcrt CARTER RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Wana READY TO SERVE AT ALL TIMES Ozfecb TO PROMOTE the welfare ot children and youth in home, school, church, and com- munity. TO RAISE the standards of home lite. 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July 14, to , V I . - August 22, 1941 1' X me FALL TERIA Opens September 15-16, 1941 v For Information Call 5-2136 or write LAW SONE, President -ll1l- 0? n1.m1p1g1uu1m1.u1m1g1g.-g1g 1111 31.1.1 111,111.3 ...m1ml1m1.g 1-113151 un 1M .14y.1,m1,-1.,.1q,p1 nm1nu-au 4...- SUCCESS TO '41 CLASS TEXAN THEATRE 608 Sylvania PICTU RED Coach Ha rris Jaclcie M urray Robert Gillingham Ernest Gillingham June Lazzara Miss Cheney Miss Ashburn Dorothy Jean Andrews J. R. Andrews ON PAGE 28 Graham Bevel Mrs. Oglesby Barbara Fitgerald J. L. Galleher Naomi Ruth Jones Norma Gay White l.aVerne Milligan Adeline Daniels Charlene Wesf Douglas Kenney -ml1.m.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.m1nn1.lm.-un1nl.. 2-0534 Congratulations Coon's Texaco Service Station Our Business is Oilryten Phone 3-0369 3010 East Belknap --1l1il1lll11.11111111.-111111111 The WURLD at your feet U 5? OU who graduate today are our citizens and leaders of tomorrow. The tumul- tuous world into which you now step challenges each of us to make it a better place in which to live - a place where freedom and justice shall prevail. Let the knowl- edge and principles of right learned in school aid you in building a solid foundation for good citizenship as we want it in America. Let those qualities of character so essential to self-support and self-respect - integrity, good judgment and thriftiness- help you in conquering the world at your feet. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK o OONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK II THE FORT WORTH NATIONAL BANKo UNION BANK 81. TRUST OO. N MEMBER BANKS OF THE FORT WORTH CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION 111:11 1111111m1nu1un11m1m11m1un1m+1ml1m1.m1 11. 411.111111111111111111111111:-1111--111,l,,1ll., Compliments of MOUNT OLI ET CEMETERY 1 COMPA Y Endowment Fund over 595,000 GEO. B. EAGLE, Secretary and Manager . . . for an after school snack, eat a toasted sandwich with some delicious ASHBURNJS Ice Cream or Matted Milk at . . . ASHBURN'S 2251 N. Main 2617 E. Belknap 3413 E. Lancaster 3012 E. Rosedale Congratulations TO YOU, GRADUATES! H1 E Oakhurst Beauty Shoppe 1lfIoafe1'n Beauties are Made-Not Born MRS. R. L. ROBERTS, Prop. Q Phone 2-0075 604 North Sylvania Fort Worth, Texas 3401 Noble Street 2-0798 TOM McNAIR Groceries - Meats - School Supplies Tour Patronage Appreciated FREE DELIVERY 1:1111 1 1 .--nn...m1W14...1lm..,m1.w11...11m1...,1,..,1,..,1,,,.1M1 1 1 11...1,,,,1H.,1m,1mn....nn1nu....,1 1 1 1..,.1 1 1 1 1un.. 1 1 1 1 1nn.- 1 TnuTnu1 1 1 .- Compliments of TEXAS WATER COMPANY Soft Artesian Water Phone 2-5622 THEREKS' A R E N F R O D R U G S T O R E IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD -nu--nu1nn1nu1nn1un1un1un1uu1nn1uu1u -un-nu1u : FORT WORTH'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE Congratulates the Class of '41 and wishes it the best of luck WE. Completely Air-Conditioned 1W11.111.911s-nu1un1nn1nu-nn1nn1nn1nu..mn-mu1uu1m 112 Baurline Street 1 '1 1 '- 1 1uiuu-,m1,,,,-- 1 1 1 -. 1 1 1 im.. if : ' :bf 1? lf R If 'M if , E gvuv dy .ul C3-QUT' If I ,Nl MM ' of . ffywfwd' Qfffjigdwfww Z7 www W I lfx o GX fi Q S 'L Q . X - T Xf -. ... 1 1 1 1n1uu..un1nn-.nn1nn,unlun-.um..nu..u neu1nu11 n1m1...nn1M1,,,,1,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1.1u--m11.q1g.- CONGRATULATIONS SCCTT DRUG CO. The Dependable Drug Store Phone 2-7227 3130-32 East Belknap Street Q Free Motor Delivery FRESHNESS ACCURACY PURITY OLD HICKORY T-BONE BAR-B-QUE STEAKS EARL ARCHER 72 - 'IAM DRIVE-IN Cel 2523 EAST BELKNAP VANDERVGDRTS Finest Flavor in Town 900 South Main Street Phone 2-2143 l -.qg.1M.-.,,,1nn....ml-.,m1,,,,1,,,,1,,,,1 1.m1.m1 ....m1m,1,m1 2-0647 1.1.11un1,,,,1nu1nu1Im1,,,,--ml1.m1y,,,1un1,,,1,,,,.-un...un... FRIENDLINESS -a tradition at Monnig's for 48 years that effects more complete service, more sincere co-operation and greater conven- ience in your shopping un-nun-11:11 1nu1nn-nn1un-un-uninn-un-un1lm1 ...M1 Tsirain for .Business ana' '30 SAFE, SURE, SOU D, Clfflzat ylffore Quan .Wny Wmbitious, Why Take Your Business Course Now? There are many good reasons why the high school graduate should take a business course immediately after receiving his diploma. Here are some of them: 1. If you are trained for business employment and then wish to go to college, you can use your education both to help you with your studies and to pay your expenses in case you need to be self-supporting. 2. If you do not finish your four-year course in college, you have something to fall back on for self-support. 3. If you finish your university course and cannot find employment in the profession in which you have qualified, you can take a business job. 4. If youfollow the profession for which you prepare in college, a knowledge in business will help you to make it practical. You will notice that the best lawyers, the best doctors, and best engineers, etc., are all good business men and women. 5. If you do not desire to go to college, you will be able to secure a position and begin your business career as soon as you complete your commercial course. A great many educators are saying, FIRST finish high school, NEXT take a business course in a business school, and THEN go to college or go to work. BRANTLEY-DRA ' ill glove a f7air Cllzance az' JBSTA TI L SUCCESS oarcl-looking oung .Person Clvant? Where Is Opportunity? In many places there is no opportunity-and for many people there is no opportunity. Opportunity travels on a high level-and opportunity, like a fast train, seldom stops where there is no chance to do business. It is certainly true that the greatest opportunities today are in the field of business-and also that opportunity means most to those who are prepared to render superior service in this field. If we are to take earnings as a basis for measuring success, business ranks head and shoulders above all other vocations. Making money is not the whole measure of success, but it is one of the very essential factors. You are looking ahead and thinking ahead. You now have your basic educa- tion, and you're anxious to know where your chance for achievement lies. If you will look about you, you will conclude that there are a thousand business men need- ed for every doctor, every clergyman, every lawyer, every engineer, and every architect in the community. In other words, there are a thousand, calls for trained ,young people in business to one for those trained for any given profession. Business training will prepare you to make a living-that is the first step toward useful citizenship. It has been said that the kind of life one lives is determined by the way one makes one's living. If this be truegand it is-it is important to be able to make enough money to live well! SHCN CCLLEGE The Army Store, Inc. Industrial Uniforms, Riding Togs R. O. T. C. Equipment Phone 2-7906 Twelfth and Houston Fort Worth, Texas 111111111111-..-.1u1nnnn1s There is no substitute for . . . Fresh Fruits and Fresh Vegetables In the Daily Diet Ben E. Keith Company 1.1.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1,,,,-- n-un-nu-un-nun-nu-un1mm1nn1un1nn-nu1un-nn-un-uu1uu1 ALWAYS SHOWING THE NEWEST STYLES IN CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS FOR YOUNG MEN cfifiarhzlizfaffaif 657112 glfatural Clffay for glffore fep and C-Vitality D R I N K STAR 'ki kir 1...,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m.1,m1,,.,1,,,,.. 1,m..ml1m,1,,.,1,,,,..- 1 1 1lm1m...m....lm...m.1H111 SCHMIDT EN GRAVIN G C09 s Class Jewelry and Invitations HARRY SHRYOC, Representative Phone 4f61 77 1.4.111--11111111111-nu-nn-mn-nn-nn-1-1----11111 1nn1nu1.un..un1nn--nn1uu1 1 1 1 -nn1un1mu1uu1u First With the New Styles WASHER BROS. Leon Gfoss'President Main at Eighth Fort Worth UNIFORM GARMENT COMPANY Compliments the RIVERSIDE GRADUATES n1n 1un11111111111..-111Inlu1u Baker Brothers Nursery LET BAKER BROS. BEAUTIFT TOUR HOME Complete stock of evergreens, shade trees, flowering shrubs, and fruit trees. Landscape plans submitted upon request Q 105 N. 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