Celeste High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Celeste, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1950 volume:

. A! i. 1 9 uf ' v-,, v 1 vlv 1 AH .gl x N :' 12 ....Lg 55M 1 M 11: , 1 u 5 P L r L P I I Q55 Q 1 1614 9 gfue .Devif gefwfe , parm. ORIGIN OF THE BLUE DEVILS There was in France, during World War 1, a regiment of soldiers known as the Blue Devils . This regiment was composed of the youth of France. Only the strongest, both mentally and physically, could pass the rigid examination required to become a Blue Devil , They wore a royal blue uniform, trimmed in White. This regiment was the crack regiment of France. Its members--the Shock Troops . They were the first to go over the top . When an attack was imminent, the Blue Devil regiment was sent for and hurled themselves into the breach to check the onslaught of the enemy. This regiment took no prisoners, it never flinched, nor falteredg it always went forward. True, at times the Blue Devils went down, but they always fell with their faces toward the enemy. While the Blue Devils were courageous on the battle field, they were no less chivalrous when back of the lines. They were always respectful of women, the aged, and those in Authority. They respected the rights of others and their prop- erty. The students of the Celeste School possess all of their characteristics in a marked degree. They are honorable, reliable, honest and courageous. They are respectful, chivalrous and courteous. Last, but not least, they will not QUIT! Win or lose, you are proud of them. They are no less ladies or gentlemen whether losing or winning. They treat their guests as honored visitors. Celeste High School Blue Devils always make a visitor feel welcome, at home, and glad that he came to our school. The emblem is Royal Blue on a white background. These are our school colors. The emblem shows the Blue Devil attempting to thrust his pitchfork into some invisible enemy. This invisible enemy is Unsportsmanlike Conduct. His face is wreathed in a sardonic smile, showing his contempt for quitters and whiners. A true Blue Devil stands for everything that is high and noble and destroys with his pitchfork all that is weak, little and degrading. just as the Blue Devils of France establisheda world-wide reputation during the war as the hardest fighters and the cleanest soldiers, so, are Celeste students establishing a state-wide reputation for teams that never quit playing and students that never quit being courteous and hospitable. Ev! DEDICATIO MR. LLOYD PRESS To Mr. Lloyd Press, whose leadership has inspired us to greater effort,whose teaching has stimulated our learning, whose guidance has directed us into the realm of good sportsmanship and fair play and without whose untiring effort this volume would have been impossible, we gratefully and affectionately dedicate this book. Dedmcatxon Admlnlstramon Supermcendenr s Message bchool Board Faculty umors Sophomores Freshmen Elementary 1' avout es Orgam zatxons Arhleucs Act1v1t1 es AdVCI.'C1S11'1g ' I Seniors I . w xv wi lil!! S ' X ng 0 I 'xx Aw N dmini H Q CG ig T36 Q , sg ii? 0x C4 .qw , N IQ, 5 9? Q, KGS ak! I ,, f LX Aw, LRF' A-1 X ,. Nw S C 9 2 N Q34 CQ fi ation GRAMMAR SCHOOL G YMNASIUM HIGH SC HOOL AUDITORIUM AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT Y 0 Q5 F Y' -57 CD Qs JOE La FAVERS President . 'S' MR. M. M. PRUITT MACK PIERSON MR. GEORGE MCGEE Secretary MR. H. H. FURR MR. W. B. TAYLOR MR. ELMO DUNCAN afeefke?-244 new Z 9446? Q ':1Pfm-. '-1-:2':-H1121 ., .,..,,....- -5- .,.. .fri-E ,fr -hji 2.:.f.'g14'.- 1grj4,-:.,vj- .- ax-r-:A .-1:1 WF- 7.51:-. 1 .nr --,Q my-.3.,. v . - '..:r22: ' - --1i- Q-:51'v.1Q:1':,',-1152, ks K' 1 . :r::'- 3'v':'f'?' -'iff'-.. N- .X ' uw S all -1 1 w -J .... ' ',g.5'sf:. :'-rs.. 55fi3Ai' 'v7: 'zl I ? ' .1. 'Hrli t I ' -'l:.63nr'.-f- Tiff? 4-vi 55:5 QFD., A 47.2 , ,A-Q, A 'exzkbl-KQQ' oala , , , - ear l Stal and Students: congratulations are exe to each of you for this ion of the Blue X12-VG ye nde splendld edi eyll' lo eiiorts us a book that will ser link with your after you iyen s a 9 GSS t gh School Days long e gone iron Celeste high. May you who are graduating r enter well, and use profitably, the le son you have learned. And w e you will be more and more . Oncerned with the multitude of Q tyullgs you have not learnedg it P. ' ish that you will have l 'ts oi honesty and ll 6 you K NN d halol 'll mali ' ted develope rlty that wl oi our Uni GS tizens the wor oo ci ' I l of ld x g . . tes, and Sta -ilgr -I . -:Sci fo.. 1-..,., rf.-. 7,1 5.1-:Fx-I .v,,-1. ,, -r,:.a ar-yn. :.5,:-4 ny.-1-, -'1 'fix-'7:5J7f, Siucer ely , R 4 -L '. , Q' li -,x . :GL . -- - 1 A GMS! . .:'-yii51gs.Gj?2.Q5,i3'?f-gb ,, ,J-gz':23i1f53,ggiv ?LE'i1'.ffEf: , 4:'ffie3:S2'f:x?2iff:-ew. Q-121'L:f.:.-g-fa51fPA1-ly-'ffii - ' D gnilua 'ii afnsfgas. - i'2'4'.:f ' 31.-F' .3'.':5:f57-1 .' WJ 1' t 6 9 U - 111' Egfr zgfjfi-'Q ,- iifzaf. ,113-f. gig:-25 6- 'l all . 'iF'N: iff.-.i','n gj ew ffm 27? 14:2-5116 - 42.113 ,I 1-'-1 5 ::.-,iffbiig YD' 5 'Elf' fliigiff ' '21, C is my LLOYD PRESS B. A. Physical Education, M MRS. 1. C. LEE B. S., M. S. English, Speech MRS. LOIS LEWIS B. A. History, English ath . 1 X HUBERT SHIELDS B.A., M. S. Agriculture MRS. AGNES BREEDLOVE B. S., M. S. Home Making MRS. CHARLES DUPRE B. A. Commercial Education ff I MRS. EDNA ROACH MRS. SARAH WEST MRS. HUBERT SHIELDS B. A. Social Science, Language B. A. Math, English B. A. Art, English S WN v 0 435 MRS. CLYDE HEFLIN MRS. MILDRED BERNARD B. S. Elementary B. S. Elementary MRS. JESTINA HUNTER MISS MARY EASTWOOD MISS ALLEGRA BYERS B. S., M. S. Elementary Music Department Expression Department SCHOOL A EMPLCYEE f Q-Q JEAN PASSONS W. E. fDOdCQ DAVIS Secretary Ja1'1ifOf A I M E, PAULINE CRAGIO MISS ANNIE WILLIAMS MRS. IDA GIBSON Head Cook Cook C0014 BUS DRIVERS Orvil Martin, Floyd Hayes, and Solon Milton EFA Mgmt v ,enior K' ff If QS if , ' N f 0 ' 1 Fx 82 -K l jg X9 5 1 W me.: Am x v xg C0 3 et.-Q 'XM Qu f i X ' QQ A X7 3 C W X DY fx ko P 4' Q C ,M P' X rw x Q 5 f . W ' QD NZ 27, LS 0 'Tx' , Nw, 214 S? J fl 655 I CLASS HISTORY There are eighteen very proud mothers and fathers in and around Celeste about this time. For you see, they are the parents of the 1949-50 Seniors of Celeste High School. To them it seems such a short while ago that they watched their excited daughter or son as they started out for their first day in school. Eleven years ago to be exact two mothers dressed their pride and joy, and sent them on their way to an educational career. They were Betty Harrell and Billy Compton. A friendly little boy by the name of Elmer McNeely from Wolfe City, joined them in the fourth grade. To brighten up the class even more, Tommie Giles came from Farmersville to join them in the fifth. The others joining them in the fift grade were Tommie Hunter from Midway and A. W. Cunningham from Savoy. Patsy Lyday came from Midway in the sixth. Velda Raper, from Greenville, joined in the seventh. Louise Horner from Prairie Hill and Donald Carter from Merick entered the class in the eighth grade. Those transfering into Celeste in the ninth were: Leora and Loura Lincy- comb, Doris Peebles, LaWanda Lamm, and Bobby Brooks from Kingston. Donald E. Carter from Kinser and C. T. Lanier from Lane. Helen Wilson also joined the class in the ninth grade from Gainesville. We have had many wonderful teachers throughout our eleven years. To them we extend our sincere thanks and appreciation. We are all sure that if these seniors will work together, with whomever they become associated in the future, as well as they have done their eleven years of school, they will be very good men and women of tomorrow. h Pres! Vice-P den! XE GU' s .-T . Y ,YOMM ec reas COMP TON Repottei Reporter Y pATS LAM! F6 SENIORS 49- O BOBBY BROOKS DONAL E. CARTER DONALD J. CARTER BILLY COMPTON A. W. CUNNINGHAM TOMMIE GILES BETTY HARRELL LOUISE HORNER TOMMIE HUNTER SENIORS LA WANDA LAMM C. T. LANIER L EORA LINC YCOMB LOURA LINC YCOMB PATSY LYDAY ELMER MCNEELY JERRY MOSER DORIS PEE BLES VE LDA RAPER HELEN WILSON H UM -' it J . M5796 wfdmffzfa .l 'Z N ff 5 w f . ,SF 4 ,K tl f E2 NW N ix X X W KCQ 5 iw 75 xx QQ X fx 1' we K ,. I N x f qvx IW f ' 1 4 A 0 , ' , N KN Q 11, J N 1 . 1 wg W V ' M X ' x , , H Q3 X , N aj H ' Q3 sk! N Q41 if + QQ D G f H -33 Mi ,J BC g 9 PQ N 4? M Q! 6 JUNIORS BILLY DAVIS President DORIS MILTON V ice President JOY DAVENPORT Secretary MIKEL NUTTALL Treasurer PAUL CONNASTER Reporter NAT ALEXANDER FRAN BLACK BOBBY CRAIGO JEAN DAVENPORT JU IORS BILLY FARMER JOYCE FURLONG DOROTHA HUNT MOZE LLE SCARBROUGH BOYD SIMS WILLIE THORP DON THURMAN CHARLES WALLER VIRGIL WINSETT We X S he N5 2X QW w h ' Q figx g fkig bo , . 'Q kgi Q QQ x52 ,7 0 N I f ix il X L W W KGS ik f ,K Q G N5 'G N Q G-YT' sw M Y SOPHOMORES Frances McMichael President Peggy Compton Vice President Nelda Davis Secretary-Treasurer Betty Lou Martin Reporter Doug Armstrong Claudette Grantham Charles Griffis Billy Ray Harris SOPHOMORES Billy Joe jackson Joy Dell johnson Frances LaFavors Dorothy Lake Ruth Maples Bob Mayes Delores Remediz Nellie Scarbrough Ruth Carol he . V 5 J reshm S rw , MW jk. D AJ Ry 'Vg N 6 5 in 1 ,N N, L WD MA I X ts XE' ' f 'gif . fi Q Q A ng, x x.J 5 D .1 w 1 Y l f - MD K5 qi V vi ' , Sy Q, + L55 is 'Y KW 3 H 'fm johnny Myers President Lester Purkey Vice President Bobby Chaney Secretary-Treasurer Betty Raper Reporter Don Armstrong George Author .Bennett Don Ray Bishop Ann Clark Billy Ray Cryer Leeman Cunningham Warren Green Anita Groves Dorothy Harrell Opal Dean Hayes Hershal Hunter Nancy Lanier Charles Lewis Patsy Lewis Neva McClanahan Dolly McClure Charles Ray Pearce Franklin Pearce Kathleen Quattlebum Carmel Rodriguez Dickie Saye Lester Smith Brownie Stonecipher Bobbie Studivant Shirley Thornton Sammy Walden FRESHMEN r ,Anka 7' If A ,gill L., I WA 5 Q. 13, Q . F 9 5 o f .Q 1 4 M x m g elif Sx AN ' k lemen Y QQ Ni' 6 DJ 5 Sw 1-,r QQ my Q f- C f o Q? is X 3 N ' k 1 'D f! ' N 'wi V 'J , , M V G X, QQ' Ky. ' MSB. Dj uf S5 Ru 1' Lf N Rik I 3 I' SEVENTH If anim, HGHTH ' Dtazzik wrmyufa vruqwr .wt .wx . , ,nu 'ff iz? Q 1 -if 'WJ , 'S' , . 'Q L ' '1.' Mackie Babers, james Bishop, Gaynell Burns, Albert Carter, Myra Compton , Ida Connatser james Green, Bobby Griffis, Wanda jo Hunt, Barbara Hunter, Elbert Hunter, Shirley Hunter, Raymond LaFavers, Ben McCorstin, Bobbie Peirson, Modesto Rodriguez, Patsy Walden, Phil Wilkerson, Shirley Brown, Doris Burns, Peggy Cardwell, Robert Childress, Artie Culwierhouse, Kenneth Clinton, Shirley Hopewell, Bobby Jackson, james jones, Betty Lamm, Ellen Latimer, O. L. Nichols, Nelda Prince, Vi Avia Roach, Henry Scott, Dallas Shanks, Harvey Smith, Jerry Sumrow, Sims Thorp, Herman White. FIFTH ' A X.. -Q4 .i-'s- T X T. ii SIXTH 5 .4 ' 1 X Frances Allen, Janie Armstrong, Quita Jean Bright, Beatrice Burns, Reba Clax, Barbara Connatser, Ferlene Fox, Bobby Goodman, jackie Tom Griffis, Shirley Harrell, johnny jackson, Elwood jones, Neva jean Malone, jimmy Milton, Dan Nichols, Truitt Norfleet, Teresa Rodriequez, Peggy Rowell, Teddy joe Saye, jerry Warren. Kay Armstrong, Gordon Bearden, Allen Biggs, Allene Biggs, Dellene Cearley, Peggy Compton, Eu- gene Cummings, Charles Glasscock, Paul Harrell, Clifford Hill, Marilyn Hopewell, Mary Lou jack- son, jerry LaFavers, Elnita Long, Bobby Lyday, Gene Martin, john Morton, Rayford Prince, Bobby Carl Ross, Emma Faye Rowell, Nancy Slayden, Claudine Smith, Martha Smith, jackie Sue Stone- cipher, jackie Taylor, Ellen Ann Winsett. AUSHYWIINPKWBS 'vm me gb i FOURTH ' Q -fiif.:, ' -- r . ,. -, PHOYOGRAPH N07 IV!!! AILF y ...A f ffl! 13,5 I , i , .V fa- Q. . .meg-, ..-,ltr , Q. , ,,,..,., 5' 1537 -Q5 . efffkx ' . - if . im Ain wtf. 11' - i 'F . v fn 5 T.. - 3 t 'Joi r 'U' 5' x 5 ! sf g-ff A-A CJ Lillie Mae Allgood, joan Ausburn, james Burns, Thelma Burns, Marie Carter, Clyde Chaffin, Mike Compton, Donnie Duncan, joan Green, james R. Gray, Georgann Hackney, Dorothy Harris, Deard Hill, Melba jean Huff, jerry Hunter, Paul Dan jones, Joanna Malone, Billy McWilliams, Frankie Milton, Robert. Pickle, Elena Powell, Alma Prince, C. L. Smith, Myra Smith, jimmy Swafford, jo Warren. ,XQ- av ' , .ff J I I ' rg:l1L95'lf, 54 1 X x xr k. Wd' :Emu S ll 2 4- ri. --5 ' .. M . 3 ,Q it jimmy Barnett, Bobby Burns, Donna Childress, DeWayne Cooper, james Cowen, Frances Cowen Keith Dawson, Ralph Evans, Larry Hazal, William Hopewell, john Hunter, Dwain Lamm, Ann Milton, Margaret Norfleet, Don Pierce, Mickey Pierson, Rita Ann Powell, Elbert Lee Prince, Carrie Nell Rayburn, Sherry Lou Saye, Leo O. Scott, Joan Shields, Hartwell Smith, Faye Bell Sronechipper, jerry Swindell, Frances Taylor, Alton Timberlake, Charlene Walden, Jack Warren. J Qlilllln FIRST SHADE fr' , S ' Un if ,' wfdaidb A Q, ,Y N- 2 I . ., ,A -ar 1 . ' 'T I V 'I' C 1 ii i J J W . ...fl haf is C SECOND GRADE if 1'b of , 4, 9 Woflziz-:vu ff' V '--9 l L+.: l .J- 1 l james Bolton, Rose Mary Burns, Sue Cato, Charlsey Childress, Donnie Evans, Jeanette Glasscock, Dennis Green, Maxine Howell, Alice Huff, Dorotha Malone, Michael Manley, Georgia Maples, jimmy Patterson, Wayne Powell, Carol Saye, Garland Smith, Linda Smith, Thomas Smith, Ben Rayburn, Sarah Roach, Mickey Rodrequiz. Second Grade James Bright, Orville Burns, C. I. Cato, Mary Cato, Stanley Griffis, Bobby Joe jones, james jones, Trenta jones, Jane Lee, Richard Lyday, Barbara Newman, Mary Rodrequiz, Carol Ross, Larry Rowell Sue Sumroe, john Taylor, William Taylor, Sarah Warren. X 7 ,Sl 3 l is 5 X... ,I gb ,:-.5 X ,A I ,- 'ik 'N N m -i XV W Q J Q, , X ,D A AN 43:6 :Q Lg 453' FS- 5 MISS C. H. S. VELDA RAPER MR. C. H. S. T OMMIE GILES X11 SENIOR LOUISE HORNER TOMMIE GILES JUNIOR JEAN DAVENPORT PAUL CONATSER SOPHOMORE FAVORITES NELDA DAVIS BILLY CHARLES GRIFFIS 'ISR FRESH MEN SHIRLEY THORNTON DON BISHOP EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITES PEGGY CARDWELL HERMAN WHITE MOST ATHLETIC P ATSY LYDAY BILLY COMP TON HALLOWEEN QUEEN PEGGY COMPTON LADIE'S - IN - WAITING '75 KAY ARMSTRONG CHARLSEY CHILDR ESS LA WANDA LAMM High Schdastic Standing BETTY Auendance High S JEAN HA C Olas tic St I-L andin and P eciecc 8 TGMMXE HUNT ER High schoxasfac smaxng PATSY L H igh YDA Sch Y olasgic St an ding fa If iff' N535 gp-7. ,BA W N 'K 5 E FIU , z X H N gs PM , 0 , ' A R J ' mg' rgani 'Q' kg? C? NNN an LZ Q3 cg Q? , 1 QNX ,Q K, ,X 9 f 3 C If f X s 7 1 tions ,N ZW x C3 1 'X ,IW f Q53 , Q C? 219 SW ' . fl cw X BLUE DEVIL TAFF VELDA RAPER MRS. J. C. LEE BETTY HARRELL MICKEL NUTTALL Editor Sponsor Business Mgr. Asst. Editor TOMMIE HUNTER WANDA LAMM LOUISE HORNER ONA LEE LEWIS Typist Typist Artist Artist BUDDY COMPTON TOMMIE GILES Photographer Photographer J V01 'QQ ,J--5. ,avr 9? Mrs. Breedlove Mm! Peggy Compton SPor1sor gglgmllllllqail-,ia Betty Raper Vela RHPSF Patsy Lyday Nelda Davis El'g Jlk0?':' Frances McMichael M1161 Nuttall W' X Z SECOND YEAR BOYS and ADVISOR MR. HUBERT SHIELDS TOMMIE HUNTER PEGGY COMPTON FIRST YEAR BOYS LaWanda Lamm Patsy Lewis Anita Groves Betty Harrell Nelda Davrs President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Reporter Tommie Hunter Patsy Lyday Frances McM1chael Recreation Leader Parliamentarian Song Leader O Q0 'Goo' 04? Z . GQ3., of 0 0:- 4602 QQ' QQ Q! 62, '55, -PQ as '12 for o,. 00 O0 of Jf 6 o lfejofotlfy QJSQIPOG A Q J? gig 0 f Q . 'OGC 61 4' 'Qoo 061 I Oo! Q95 1, 6 Y 01-6 ' QA I lf! 'f Y ' ij ' Y -, , . df N Gy A' in V V Q1-4, '50,-,Ito t 1 4 0 'P L L 1 ,, ,.. Oro L ,. , t6J,6, O - ' Q X . Q Q' - , 13.60 Olaf? O05- e 90 fe 1' .1 1 f D Miss Mary Eastwood CTeacherj. Mackie Don Babe-rs,AlleneBiggs, Donn Childress, Peggy Compton, Nelda Davis, Donnie Duncan, Eddie Sue Gibson, Joan Green, Anita Groves, Larry Hazal, Trenta Rae Jones, Jane Lee, Berry Marcin, Frankie Milton, Frences McMichal, Kathleen Quartlebaum, Carrie Nell Rayburn, Emma Fae Rowell, Peggy Rowell, Joan Shields, Nancy Slayden, Phil Wilkerson, Ellen Latimer fpicrure not shownj. 6, M X 3555? Fix .9 I x 1 J' 1, Miss Allegra Byers Patsy Lewis Johnny Myers Beth Tucker Frances LaFavers james Lawton jones Kay Armstrong Jerry LaFavers Shirley Harrell Janie Armstrong Mike Compton Mickey Pierson James Richard Grey Ann Milton Michael Manley jane Lee Francis Walker -.1 69 fi WE '09 'NSHJKUVA' i J, a f H, 1 ttflyf A'-Q . - ' ,-alig n .. V -QL 'iii I '- 'A 2 - ' Q: p x, f 'Q ,Q N it , , . 7 - ff .' - 32, , V V , Q w 4-,eh ff Q , ' X ff f ,i . 1 jj! ,A M, . j A M gl' .1 sl 4 si 5 4 YU-I f Z .si 4. X . I ' h x if. ,J F A PEECH DEPARTMENT l r l Bobby Brooks, Donald E. Carter, Donald J. Carter, Billy Compton, A. W. Cunningham, Tommie Giles, Betty Harrell, Louise Horner, Tommie Hunter, LaWanda Lamm, C. T. Lanier, Ona Lee Lewis, Leora Lincycomb, Loura Lincycomb, Patsy Lyday, Elmer McNeely, jerry Moser, Doris Peebles, Velda Raper, Helen Wilson, Mrs. J. C. Lee, CDirectorJ. PARENT - TEACHERS ASSOCIATION To the never failing and always enduring Parent Teachers Association we sincerely express our appreciation and Thanks. The Parent Teachers Association has been carried on throughout the year with the splendid leadership of: President lst. Vice Pres. 2nd, Vice Pres. 3rd. Vice Pres. Recording Secretary Mrs. Lem Warren Mrs. Mack Pierson Mrs. Hubert Shields Mrs. Clarence Slayden Mrs. George Hackney Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Eddie Rowell Treasurer Mrs. Bob Craigo Parliamentarian Mrs. Carl Ross Press Reporter Mrs. J. C. Lee STANDING COMMITTEES Health Mrs. Ira Hunter, Mrs. Clyde Heflin Library Miss Allegra Byers Hospitality Mrs. Agnes Breedlove, Mrs. Ira Hunter, Mrs. Clyde Heflin, Mrs. Edna Roach Historian Mrs. Martha Dupre Music Miss Mary Eastwood Publicity Mrs. J. C. Lee, Mrs. Mildred Barnard, Mrs. Hubert Shields Mrs. Tom West, and Mrs. Pat Lewis. ROOM MOTHERS 12th Grade Mrs E. L. Hunter, Mrs. Wm. Harrell llth Grade Mrs F. H. Hunt. Mrs. Frank Milton 10th grade Mrs A. H. Armstrong, Mrs. O. L. Martin 9th Grade Mrs S. W. Myers, Mrs. Marion Chaney 8th Grade Mrs O. L. Nichols, Mrs. Lawton jones 7th Grade Mrs Glen Compton, Mrs. W. Wilkerson 6th Grade Mrs Haskell Biggs, Mrs. C. Slayden Sth Grade Mrs Solon Milton, Mrs. J. W. Goodman 4th Grade Mrs Elmo Duncan, Mrs. George Hackney 3rd Grade Mrs. W. G. Barnett, Mrs. Paul G. Hazal 3rd Grade Mrs Dick Saye, Mrs. Mack Pierson 2nd Grade Mrs Ellis Sumrow, Mrs. VL B. Taylor lst Grade Mrs Ralph Evans, Mrs. Howard Roach Counselor of High School Mrs. Martha Dupre Counselor of Grammar School Mrs. Edna Roach , J' N9 W ? 41 fl Nsrf' 7 XS f P. f X ' z fs a rm fl fig? E X' V I U Mr ' , lx , ' Qu V1 M .Q X '- - A K i cg :gfN X K 'vc ii? 9 C0 1 ' Q Q5 as QE! G RGD 5? W H - 5 - N Ng cgi gifd M r . -f' . ,5 ,L COACH Lloyd Press CAPT H1 AI CAFTA ie Qnes Buddy? Tomm omPfO 11 FOOTBALL SWEETHEART Peggy Compton l o Q1 J' Q Q0 4 Billy Compton Tommie Giles Billy Davis Billy Farmer 0 F. B. Q. B. H. B. Center wfbfm E 1 Nat Alexander Willie Thorp Boyd Sims Bobby Craigo Paul Connaster Sub. End End Tackle Guard .iflwedvha Don Thurman Doug Armstrong Bobby Chaney Johnnie Myers Benjamin Smith End H. B. Sub. Suk. Tackle . if eg-31 V 19 Dickey Saye Don Bishop Charles Lewis Don Armstrong Guard H. B. Guard Sub. 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