Charles H Milby High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1945 volume:

innua (Stuff Dorothy Cravey, Nettie Grey Moses, Neiwyn Williams, Christine Dillard, R. F. Pringle, Albert Hooke, Rex Hager oreword The Milby Buffalo staff of 1945 gratefully acknowledges our indebtedness to all students and faculty who have cooperated in making possible this year book. It is our hope that this characterization of the life of Milby will, in the years to come, bring wholesome and refreshing memories as you turn the pages of this volume. This produc- tion has been prepared for all who have entered the gates of this educational institution, and we trust you will find its contents instructive, interesting, amusing, real, and make- believe. Read it and be wise. CkarL J4. Wdu Miak Sckoot HOUSTON, TEXAS VOLUME XII, 1945 Editor-in-Chief....... Assistant Editor. . . . Snapshot Editor....... Club Editor........... Sports Editor......... Advertising Manager Circulation Manager .....R. F. Pringle .....Rex Hager Nettie Grey Moses . . Nelwyn Williams . . . .Albert Hooke . .Christine Dillard . .Dorothy Cravey 2) e dica tion In deep appreciation the Annual Staff of 1945 dedicates this book to the greatest basketball five ever developed in Texas; to a team which was selected as all-city five ; to a team which has established every record available; to a team which won 32 out of 33 games and placed third in the State playoff; and to a coach whose skillful instructions and tireless interest made this winning team possible. Norman Phillips John Frankie Lee Caldwell Billy Joe Steakley Albert Hooke Leonard Gatlin -Jlung.ur5 I. ADMINISTRATION II. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES III. SPORTS IV. FAVORITES V. CLASSES VI. ADVERTISEMENTS ODOM. HOLCOMBE, SANDERS AND YOUNG R.O.T.C. Jerk WRIGHT AND NAGORNY. Love Bird MOlllSAND, NAGORNY. Three Nit-wit Gold Du t Twin ' ALBERT HOOKE, Dreom Man O'NEAL. DAVIS, AND ELLIS, Th ree-of-o-K ind BILLY GREtr Hey Sailor' VAUGHN TWINS, The Twin ADMINISTRATION Qeneral Staff w. I. STEVENSON, Pilot MRS. CLARA McLENDON, Navigator 3uU Off, icer6 MIETZL MILLER, MANSE SHARP, Building Chief Commanding Officer INSTRUCTORS ALLEN, MRS. MAURICE BELT B.A., Rice History BAKER, MRS. ALPHA KEMP B.A., U. Texas English BARCUS, NANNETTE M.A., Baylor Spanish BAYLESS, ROSCOE B.A., Texas Toch. Speech, English BEESON, LEE READ B.S., S.H.S.T.C. P.E. BOXLEY, KATIE M.A., U. Texas Spanish BRADY, MRS. GERALDINE B.S., T.S.C.W. Art BRENNAN, MARGUERITE I. B.S., U. Houston English DAVIS, MRS. FANNIE DARWIN B.S., S.H.S.T.C. Math FRANKIE, JOHN B.S., Rice Coach GRAY, MRS. J. E. 8.A., Southwestern U. Moth GREEN, B. Q. B.A., U. Toxos Science GROVER, MRS. BLANCHE B. M.A., U. Texas Math HARNEST, BETTY PENN B.A., Trinity U. Distributive Education HARRELL, FANNIE LOUISE B.A., Baylor English HENDRIX, JOEL BONAPARTE B.A., Southwestern U. History, Latin HOOD, MORJUS W. M.E., A. M. Mech. Drawing HOULIHAN, S SGT. D. F. Military Training R.O.T.C. INGRAM, MRS. LILY P. M.A., U. Mississippi English JONES, MRS. ROBERTA B.S., U. Houston Math KOENIG, MRS. KATHRYN B.S., Southwestern U. Foods LAWRENCE, MRS. K. E. B.A., Rice Commercial, Guidance LONG, J. T. M.S., A. M. Asst. Principal LOONEY, MRS. RALPH B.A., Rice Commercial LYNCH, MRS. ANNIE, R. N. B.S., S.H.S.T.C. Battle Creek Hospital Training School Nurse McCOY, INEZ B.S., T.S.C.W. P.E. McGREGOR, MILDRED LUCILLE B.A., Rice History, Guidance, Co-eds McLendon, mrs. clara l. M.S., U. Houston Dean McMAKIN, MRS. VIOLET I. B.S., U. Texas P.E. McWHIRTER, GEORGE E. M.S., Texas Tech. English MARR, JOHN C. M.A., U. Texas History MURRAY, MRS. ALLENE M.A., Columbia Music NEEDHAM, MRS. ROY B.A., Rice Registrar NORTH, H. M. M.A., U. Missouri Math PARKER, B. T. M.A., Neb. State History PELL, MRS. EDITH Clerk PERKINS, MRS. J. C. M. Ed., U. Texas Math PRICE. MRS. GLADYS MIDDLETON B.A., Trinity Math PRIM, FRANK B.S., East Texas St. Teachers Shop ROSE, GLADYS M.A., U. Texas History SAXTON, MRS. FERN COLES B.S., Kansas State Science SIMPSON, MRS. J. HENRY B.A., U. Texas Commercial SKELLEY, MRS. ROSE V. M.A., U. Houston Science STEVENSON, W. I. M.A., U. Texas Principal STOCKARD. CORA DIBRELL B.A., S. M. U. Clothing STOUE, FRANK ARNOLD Auto Mechanics STRACENER, MRS. ALMA L. B.A., Baylor English TAYLOR, MRS. MARGARET JEWEL Beauty Culture TRAMMELL, ROSE B.S., T.S.C.W. Librarian WALLACE, MRS. W. T. B.B.A., U. Texas Commercial WATSON, MRS. DOROTHEA M.A., U. Texas English WATTS, MRS. ANNIE BELL M.S., U. Texas Home Economics, Science WILLIAMS, MRS. R. E. Secretary WINDHAM, WILLIAM PARKS B.S.. N.T.S.T.C. Shop, Commercial Art YOUNG, MARGARET E. B.A., U. Texos English ACTIVITIES OffL icerS •MU _ Major-BETTY BAIN Mascot - JENNIE FRANKIE OFFICERS - 1944-45 Major .........................Betty Bain Captain (Flags Batons).............Betty Jean Jennings Captoin (Drum Bugle).. Guynell Latham Captain (Drill)..........Peggy Pennington lieutenant (Drums)... .Juanita Richardson Lieutenant (Buglo).............Dolores Hollis lioutenant (Co. A Drill)... .Menefee Allen Lieutenant (Co. B Drill).Betty Hediger Sergeant (Flags).................Wanda Nabors Sergeant (Swing Flags)............Shirley Smith Sergeant (Batons)..............Delores Thornton Sergeant (Bass Tenor Drums)................Virginia lowson Sergeant (Bugle)..............Marcella Toffier Sergeant (Drums)......Georgia Ruth Scarbrough Sergeant (Co. A Drill).....................Irma Dobbs Major - BETTY BAIN OFFICERS - 1945 46 Major............Georgia Ruth Scarbrough Captain (Flags)..........Deloros Thornton Captain (Drums Bugles) .............Virginia Sheppard Captain (Drill)..............Irma Dobbs Lieutenant (Flags).....Lenora Belle Davis lieutonant (Drums). . . .Norma Joan Proscott Lieutenant (Co. A Drill). .Mildred Morrison Lieutonant (Co. B Drill). . . .Thelma Morrison Sergeant (Flags).......Billie Joe Delaney Sergeant (Batons).... Bobbie Louise Howoll Sergeant (Swing Flags).......Arlene Hull Sergeants (Co. A). .. .Dorothy Jo Hoynie, Patsy McCarty Sergeants (Co. B)....................Gene Sharpe, Johnnie Hindman Sergeants (Drums)............Janet Work, Elsie Martin, Betty Freeman Sergoants (Bugles)...........Pot Harden, Fonnio Mao Brown, Alice Nagorny Lieutenant (Bugles).....Barbara Bartlett Capt. Batons and Flags — Betty Jean Jennings Capt. Drums and Bugle Corps. — Guynell Latham Capt. Drill Team — Peggy Pennington Major — Betty Bain GUARDS PRESENT U. S. AND SERVICE FLAGS Bonnie Moo Rumbold, Genevo Davit, Mortho Ann Swain, Billie Jean Whitehead, Joyce Womoch, Louise Owens, Wanda Jo Nabors, Sgt Ella Veo Davis, Joy Saucier, Lt. Dorothy Thomos, St. Dolores Hollis, Botty O'Neal, Sherrill Ellis, Geneva Davis. Colors and Color Bearers Major — Betty Bain Mascot — Jennie Frankie Captain of Flags and Batons — Betty Jean Jennings, Bonnie Mae Rumbold, Geneva Davis, Martha Ann, Wanda Nabors, Billie Jeon Whitehead, Theora Guth, Erline Houser, Dorothy Jo Haynie, Lucille Kneiti, Louise Owens, Erma Mae Cannon, Betty Joan Garner, Joyce Womack. NIGHT SCENE ROBERT E. LEE GAME BATONS AND FLAGS Dolores Thornton, Joyce Saucier, Dorothy Morris, Arlene Hull, Lenora Belle Davis, Isla Martin, Betty Bates, Lovorno Dorris, Bobbie Howell, Charlene Sparks, Betty Rogers, Betty Jo Farrell, Nettie Gray Mosos, and Shirley Smith. rzo.D.c. Staff MAJ. MILTON ANGERSTEIN 1ST. LT. CHARLES PEDERSEN, Adjutonl R.O.D.C. COMPANY A. lit Row: Brown, G, Knott , Bill, Carter, B. J., Evon , A., Stanfield, Kimball, D., Dew, G., Swindle, L., Clark, K., Brown, K., Mayfield, J., Bobbin , D„ Athloy, E. 2nd Row: Gammill. B., Fimandy, H., Robinowiti, L. S., Gunter, S., Tabler, B., Clark, B. J., Clomman , G., Hiuseman, Yates, H. G„ Nathnagle, Hunkin on, G. 3rd Row: Smith, V. C, Johnton, J., Dehart, Franci , C., Joyroe, J., Tabler, A., Buhman, B., Turner, W., Kreoger, Andenon, Knutson, Frankie, Vosolko, I. B., Martinez, R„ Fincher, J. 4th Row: Ferguson, K., Pederson, C., Tschoepe, O., Houlihan, O. T. S Sgt., Dulin, P., Robinton, D., Willi , D. COMPANY B. ow: Emerson, Peiek, Glassen, Milligan, Lester, V., in, L., Lestor, E. Row: Lininger, Pennebaker, Staten, Francis, V., n, Malandricolla. Row: Shortol, Voselko, Corley, Lewis, Marchand, , J., Fogloman, Cargill, Escalonto. Row: Smith, R., Wolfor, Houlihan, D. T. S Sgt., field, Houlgravo, Carlin, Golsan. COMPANY C. 1st Row: Cobb, Brannon, Lang, Williams, Aldensen, Arceneaux, Rock, Dorr, Baugh, Maynard, See, Ferguson. 2nd Row: Young, Adams, Holcomb, Smith, D., Holbert, Odom, Jordon, Maisey, Herdejurgen, Aquire, Heath, Mossey, Cannons, Lipscomb, Child, Johnson, C., Falk, Keller, Bullock. 3rd Row: Macaulay, Angerstein, Caldwoll, Houlihan Hager, Maddox, Oelfke, Broadway. Wi inn tn9 1 1 L . Don Codwoll. 1st Sgt. Jomos Johnson, Sgt. Houlihan, Sgt. Clydo Adorns, 1st Lt. Don Robinson, S Sgt. Bobby Griffin, 2nd It. Bob Buhmon. Copt. Horry Houlgrav®, 1st It. Roy Smith, Copt. Pool Dulin, Sgt. Carl Child. Lt. Col. Odell Tschoepe, 2nd Lt. Karl Oelfke, Copt. Rifle Team Von Cargill, Major Willie Lee Caldwell, Capt. Richard Macaulay. Zpert R 5. eam Milby can well be proud of her outstanding Expert Rifle Team. During the school year and under adverse conditions they managed to come through with their colors flying high and at present are still looking forward to a chance of being the Champion High School Rifle Team of the Nation. With bad weather, no practice, and on the old open range they scored 3322 in the City Rifle Match, being defeated only five points by Davis High School. After the range was remodeled by the addition of heat, lights, concrete floor, and a roof, the team scored 3459, placing eighth in the Eighth Service Command Match, defeating their nearest Houston competitor, Davis High School, by 157 points and earning for themselves the right to compete in the National Intercollegiate Match. The boys really got down to serious shooting for this match, practicing both before and after school every day for about three or four weeks. Results plainly showed when Sgt. Houlihan, their coach, announced that the Milby Rifle Team shot 33 points higher than the score shot last year by a Detroit, Michigan, high school team who were National Champions of 1944. Milby's team score was 7677 points, which is only 323 points from the per- fect score of 8000. Lt. Col. Miles, former Commandant at Milby, offered a trophy to the school making the highest aggregate score of all rifle matches participated in by Houston High schools. Milby is now proud possessor of this cup, awarded this year for the first time. Milby's aggregate score for the third match was 7531, thus defeating the nearest competitor by 82 points. GRAYDON MANNING, lit Sgt. LA FRANCE FOX, Drum Sgt. BOBBY SANDERS, 2nd It. HARRY HOULGRAVE, Band Major HERBERT HEIN, lit It. Harry Houlgrave Nool Jackion, Barbara Barfield, Albert Kyicr, Tommy Stewart, Gray- don Manning, Rex Hager, Betty Jean Jarrell, Dorothy Birchfield, Pat Wright, Patiy Nixon, Horbcrt Hein, Leonard Doegre, Katherino Waite, Irene Wilbankt, Billy Kincaid, Bobby Sanden, Marvin Rodney, Vornon Knution, Gortrude Zemlicko, La France Fox, Billy McGinty, 8otty Sue Dowdy, David Weill, Ghrota Black- burn, Bernard Hatch, Betty Jo Alli- son, Jeanetta Martin, Hubort Wirfx, Georgia Morgan, Lucricia Dixon, Louii Holvonon, George Sanden. Lota Alico Daniels — Violin Elwood Clark — Violin Areleno Bistrow — Cello Sherifl Ellis — Clarinet Beatrice Van Ness — Viola Doris Johanson — Violin Betty Ann McMillion — Violin Maudry Miller — Clarinet Joy Hollis — Drums Rebo Hopper — Violin Horace Walters — Trumpet R. D. Weatherford — Trumpet Corleton Miller — Double Bass Joe Ed Falk — Trombone Mrs. Murray — Director Marie Box — Piano Erlene Pritchard, Bonnie Trousdalo, Helen Fitzgerald, Juanita Martin, Ruth Newman, Esta Morehead. Joyce Prappos, Adele Murilhead, Jean Ted- lie, Geneva Dovis, Eran Mae Conner. Frances Caggrs, Anne Martin, Arine Wright, Marcelyn Scallan, Betty Jean Lewis, Margio Colson. Christine Nagorny, Nancy Hatfield, Beryl Joy Mudd, Ada Williams, Guynell Latham. Mrs. Murray, Marilyn Eldridge, Mary Parker, LaVerne Hilty, Mildred Turner. Milby Plainsman 6 M %% of Charka H. MiH y Senior High School on the Coastal Plains of Texas 2?v. Oe $ Vo, Quill and Scroll T0 c’tft % T« Be Reorganized ? ais SportsHpif 0 4 MILBY BUFFS JblH STATE MEET V. C X Femturfc Editors Now Editor Edit TO E % o 'fv PLAINSMAN V UmU) U IU. .—I rv _4.. Sport Editors Society Editor «change Editor Mietz! Miller and Dorothy Crav X Beverly Shar nd Stricklin and Betty Lee Philli Roland McBoo, Richard Sadi WJ Claudcno Dougl aff Artist ivertising Manager rculation Manager oof Readers tad Typist «lent Sponsor Mary Ann Gr. Elizabeth Cho • and Barbara Barth Marianne H Grace Calcc Dorothy . ;ne LittlefU •lean B I Vi sines Manager Edition! L ® rV Columbia Rates Plainsman Third ourna Gladys Faye Ivey Mietzl Miller.... Beverly Shaner. . . Dorothy Cravey. . Student Sponsor .......Co-Editor . . . . News Editor .......Co-Editor Mietzl Miller, Claudone Douglas, Jean Morse, Mary Anno Griffith, Gladys Ivey, 8cvcrly Shaner, Dorothy Crovey. Marianne Hill, Nelwyn Williams, Ruth Newman, La Verne Hilty, Billie Jean Bell, Charmaine Littlefield, Albert Odom. Dorothy Thomos, Richard Macaulay, Paul Fergerson, Rex Hager, Eliza- beth Choate, Raymond Stridden, Grace Calcoat, Frank Young. jbeLte CU Walter Fairfield, Gladys Ivey, Elsie Darnell, Rosalind Snelling, Zelda Walling, Elizabeth Hole, Grace Calcote, Charlene Sparks, Betty Jo Farrell. Claudene Douglas, Mietzl Miller, Billie Jock Tucker, Robert Mumme, Johnny Shortal, Carleton Miller, Edmund Alden, Frank Young and lee Caldwell. Miss Trammell, Betty Jo White, Myrtle Scheidemantel, Betty Bates, Anno Fay Howell, Betty Joy Smith, Doloris Harris, Dorothy Price, Christine Nagorny, Anne Martin, Muriel Colston, Bobbie Ann Cole, Thomosina Carrick, Alta Stevens, Iris Poley, John Massey. lone Barrymore, Betty Jo Allison, Betty Laze, Martha Ann Swain, Betty Whitmouth, Joy Engstrom, Louise Harrington. Betty Pequeno, Shirley Bradford, Barbara Ryder, Bobbie Jean Prim, Wanda Tarpley, Sally Barrett, Iradell Davis, Mary Hagerman, Mildred Morrison, Eva Marsh, Martha Akin. p OFFICERS, 1ST SEMESTER President.........Claudcne Douglas Vico-president........Karl Oelfke Secretary...........Gladys Faye Ivey Treasurer..........Jarvis Watson OFFICERS, 2ND SEMESTER President.........Claudene Douglas Vice-president.....Dorothy Cravey Socretory........Christine Dillard Treasurer.............Karl Oelfke Joe Fincher, Katherine Freitag, Norma Moore, Dorothy Crovey, Ruth Applegate, Glodys Ivey, Joe Ann Chappell, Jean Morse, Albort Odom. Manso Sharp, Billie Jeanne Gordy, Dorothy Cooley, Bar- bara Barfield, Ruth Newman, Beverly Shaner, Dorothy Milligan, Shirley Bradford, Mary Anne Griffith, Tom Parson. Robert Mumme, Norma Jean Prescott, Georgia Ruth Scar- bough, Evelyn Carrol, Frances Copet?, Christino Dillard, Marilyn Eldridgo, Bettie Donner, Claudene Douglas, Carrol Johnson. Melvin Spaniel, Bobbie Jean Prim, Corlton Millor, Chris- tene Nagorny, La Verne Hilty, Frances Holmes, Mietzl Miller, D. J. Kroager. Elvin Taylor, John Massey, Rcbo Hooper, Zelda Davis, Charmaino Littlefield, Johnny Shortal, Fielding Gouge. Howard Fredrick, Lloyd Hand, Odoll Tschoepe, Jernice Shuetze, Virginia Sheppard, Rosemary Wilcox, Mary Janes, Alvin Wright. Frank Young, Karl Oelfko. BEST CITIZENS Mietzl Miller Odell Tschoepe czCambcla Si Lf ma President ALVIN WRIGHT Secretary GLADYS FAYE IVEY Vice-President BEVERLY SHANER Beverly Shaner, Gladys Faye Ivey, Ruth Applegate, Evelyn James, Albery Kysef Alvin Wright, David Wilcox, Carroll John- son, Johnny Shortal, Charles Marchand, Mary James. jf arent- JeaclierS Association 1944-45 Mrs. Clint Stewart, Parliamentarian Mrs. C. W. Sternberg, Secretary Mrs. William Lininger, 1st Vice President Mrs. F. L. Worley, 3rd Vice President Mrs. Ben Milligan, Treasurer W. I. Stevenson, Principal Mrs. J. V. Bell, 2nd Vice President Mrs. Frank Lewis, Historian Mrs. I. N. Tower, President Mrs. E. F. Choate, 4th Vice President Mrs. R. C. Shaner, 5th Vice President Mrs. C. L. McLendon, 6th Vice President Mrs. E. D. Morse, Publicity Mrs. G. H. Dunlop, Music NOT SHOWN IN PICTURE Mrs. W. S. Radley, 7th Vice President Mrs. W. J. Poche, Hospitality SPORTS %„iL((Ih eam 67—E. Smith, 82—A. Hooke; 72-S. Potterson, 75-B. Trow, 95-J. Nicolt; 83-R. F. Pringle; 69—Bill Harlsfield; 99—K. Ferguson; 30—G. McColob; 71—M. Schumann; 87—W. English; 94—J. Watson; 81— B. Sanders; 96—0. Tschoepe; 76—B. Griffin; Coach Beeson; 26—0. Anglin; 24—B. Buell; 74—R. McCauley; 92—A. McGowon; 29— F. Timmons; 97—B. Wright; 98—B. Beard; 31—K. Oelfke; 21—L. Caldwell, Coach Frankie. SENIOR FOOTBALL TEAM Sterling Patterson. Odell Tschoepe, Bobby Trow. Jarvis Watson. Coach Frankie. Kenneth Ferguson, Geno McCalob, Adoir McGowon, Bill Beard, Loo Caldwell, Marvin Schumann, Richard McCauley. wmr'T w3 KARL OELFKE, End BOBBY GRIFFIN, Backfiold fctlr BOBBY GRIFFIN, Backfiold MARVIN SCHUMANN, Backfiold m-' ----------------- M. - « UP1 '■ '•1 JACK NICOIS, Guard BILL BUELL, Center OLIVER ANGLIN, Guard NIGHT FLASH GOOSE CREEK GAME BILLIE WRIGHT, Tackle FOOTBALL SCORES BOBBY SANDERS, Milby. . . 0—San Antonio 43 Guard Milby. . . 0—Lufkin 53 FRANK TIMMONS, Milby. . . 0—Robt. E. Lee 19 Guard Milby. . . 0—Sam Houston 0 Milby. . . 0—Jeff Davis 13 Milby. . . 7—San Jacinto 14 Milby. . . 7—Reagan 0 Milby . 25—Austin 6 Milby. . . 6—St. Thomas 19 Milby. . . 6 Milby. . . 45—Opponents 173 HARTSFIELD. Wingback TSCHOEPE, Fullback SCHUMANN, Tailback PRINGLE, Blocking Back Basketball Sweetheart LA FRANCE FOX Booster Club Officers ALVIN WRIGHT HELEN SEAMENS NORMAN PHILLIPS CHRISTINE DILLARD 4 , Unbeaten Milby Seeks To Tighten Hold On Lead in Austin Scrap vlS£ MILBY ousted a I BY PASCHAL -f A df. f S3 A 4 si H N-• 5 cc t 1 £ U'T r V®° C: cL v!i % vV 4 V v . ; ' (' • C .( 4 o . $ VL £V« 4 . 55 t • CfQ 5- •J cfOfA 9 VV i Cfi fb C6 CO 00 a V' - A 9th  S Mi bySeekma eth City Scalp in Lamar M ix; T igers vs. Ponies 00 01 Cd ■ © N- C r+ 1 « “JlttCity 5L DEMPSEY GATLIN, Guard NORMAN PHILLIPS, Forward LEE CALDWELL, Center ALBERT HOOKE, Guard BILLY JOE STEAKLEY, Forward BILLIE WRIGHT, Center MANSE SHARP, ALVIN WRIGHT, Forward Guard BILL BEARD, Center FOSTER MARTIN, Forward R. F. PRINGLE, Guard BILLIE JOE FLANNIGAN, Forward Hooke Steokley Gatlin Phillips Caldwell READY FOR ACTION SharP Hooke B TEAM BASKETBALL 21—Jerry Raney; 33—Billy Foust; 31—Milton Nonomachcr; 15—Lloyd Honn; 10—Carl Smith; 16—Leonard Pringle; 30— David Wilcox; 14— Chariot Stephens; 26—Kenneth Thetis. 30— Carl Jensen; 11—Billy Ray Bratchor; 17—Bill Horttfield; 18- Jack Brown; 32-1. Z. Bryan; 20- Horry Landers; 12—Corky Burnt; 31— Paul Jury. Coach Beeson BASKETBALL IN REVIEW PRELIMINARY GAMES CITY GAMES They Conroe.............................. 23 Livingston.......................... 31 Robert E. lee.................... 27 Robert E. Lee.................... 38 Conroe.............................. 1 Triangles .......................... 30 Pasadena............................ 26 Total Score .............212 JAYCEE TOURNAMENT Bryan ............................... 14 Som Houston ......................... 23 Lufkin .............................. 26 Davis .............................. 23 Total Score ............. 86 CONROE TOURNAMENT Big Sandy ....................... 21 Texas City ....................... 37 Reagan............................ 37 Lufkin .......................... 31 Total Score 126 We 75 55 50 48 60 39 38 422 52 51 49 46 198 43 67 55 43 208 Team Dovis ........ Som Houston . Reagan ....... Lamar ........ Austin ....... San Jacinto . . . Sam Houston . Reagon ........ Lamar ........ Austin ....... San Jacinto . . . Davis ......... Total Score BI-DISTRICT Roborf E. Lee. Robort E. Lee. Total Scoro STATE MEET El Paso ....... Paschal......... Greenville .... Total Score They We 31 46 . 26 37 . 37 57 . 39 46 . 31 53 . 25 70 . 27 63 . 28 65 . 36 53 . 21 76 . 12 84 . 43 55 .356 705 . 35 38 . 33 47 . 68 85 . 24 39 . 40 34 . 27 47 . 91 120 NEW RECORDS SET 1. Milby rounded out the greotest season of any basketball team to play on the hard- wood of Houston by winning 32 of their 33 games. This record was previously held by Reagan with 30 victories. 2. With their second game against San Jacinto, the Milby basketeers broke their own record which they had set the game before with Austin by crushing the bears 84-12, a record which many think will long stand. The record was 72 held by Davis. 3. Another record fell when Milby came through their 12 district games with an amaz- ing total of 705 points while allowing their opponents only 356 points, a fine, de- fensive as well as offensive record. 4. Billy Joe Steakley, Milby's smooth-working ace shot-maker, hit the hoop against San Jacinto for 35 points, breaking Stater Martin's previous record by 6 points. 5. In the last game of the district with Davis, Steakley made 12 points, bringing his total up to 198 points, a record formerly held by Cox of Lamar with 174 points. 6. One of the most unusual of all the records set by Milby is the one placing all five of their starting line-up on the All-City Team. Milby will always be proud of their All-City men—Steakley, Gatlin, Hooke, Caldwell, and Philips. Milby also boasts for the first time in the history of the School an All-State player, Norman Philips. Philips, who stands 6 feet 4Vi inches, played the best games of his basketball career in the state tournament, well earning his place on the All-State Team. For those who hove wondered just how many points the Milby basketball team scored in the whole season of '44-'45, these figures will tell: In all 33 of their games they piled up a sum of 1,738 points against their opponents' 939. JJracl James Harris, Douglas Glossan, Marvin Rudney, Robert Dupree, Franklin Moore, Doyle McArthur, Ralph Harris. Lee Beeson, Coach; Bill Buell, Jerry McCoy, Billy Joe Steakley, Norman Philips, Lee Caldwell, Frank Timmons, Bill Hartsfield, Oliver Anglin, Arnold Smecht. Jennid Jeum Joe Cook, John Agregard, Henry Rayburn, George Reeves, Marvin Quaid. Albert Hooke, Lloyd Hand, D. J. Kreager, Van Cargill, Paul Ferguson, Teddy Montz. raa . JAMES HARRIS, Hurdles BILL BUELL, Shot Put I DOUGLAS GLOSSON, Sprinter JERRY McCOY, Sprinter _L' OLIVER ANGLIN, Discus VOLLEY BALL Barbara Barfield, Sara Cratin, Betty Phillips. Louise Harrington, Ruby Pearl Coburn, Virginia Shaw. Wanda Tarpley, Betty Matthews. Pearl Martin, Lorono Sovoronco, Juanita Racklcy. TENNIS , ' -it ! v i «V-- Billie Jean Gordy — singles. France Fox and Joe Ann Chappell — doub t ARCHERY Marilyn Rogers, Betty Willingham, Peggy Wiseman, Virginia Nowhoff, Anita Montgomery, Gcnoviovo Tauber, Botty Loa Phillips. DANCE Margie Holcomb, Louise Dow, Beatrice Smitloy, Nancy Hatfield, Joyce Richter, Fay Vetters. SWIMMING Billie Jean Theriot, Ruth Mary Andorson, Marjorio Taylor, Carolyn Crow, Evelyn Carroll, Dorothy Milligan, Jacqulyn Mann, Betty Wilde, Peggy O'Dell, Anna Mao Forbos. ALVIN WRIGHT JOE ANN CHAPPEL Cheer Leaders Joe Ann Chappel, Alvin Wright, Helen Seamens, Johnny Shortal, Dorothy Chaney, Lloyd Hand Sophomore Cheer Leaders LLOYD HAND DOROTHY CHANEY Senior Cheer Leaders JOE ANN CHAPPEL ALVIN WRIGHT LEST WE FORGET THE HOUSTON CHRONICLE VOL 44 NO. 181 HOUSTON. TEXAS. THURSDAY. APRIL 12. 1945 ROOSEVELT MIES SUDDENLY TWELVE PAG ' V 5 5 ? $ V- 4 National Calamity (An Editorial) PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S auddcn death is a na- lional calamity paralleling that of Abraham Lin- coln SO yearn and on week ago. It leaves the nation reasonably assured of victory in the war. but leaa sanguine as to the outlook for a world peaco organi- zation. Without warning or preparation, th nation has lost its commander-in-chief who ha led ua through four years of conflict to the threshold of final triumph in Europe, and to the invasion jump-off point tn the Pacific. He fell in line of duty, aa truly as if he war a soldier on tha battlefield. Mr. Roosevelt's deeth put a new complexion on the entire national situation, and on the global picture. W - ') Jo, wans armxi Ge. Aeru ii—i - waiar. raninm mid- i . it, MU_ ' « • o. k . aa ia. Luts wai-.. iwu... cJi ' v,,, a. r w r iu « Body Rests Al Family Estate Curtain Down on Great Drama That Other Ages May Grasp More Fully Pawing of Franklin Roosevelt a Tragedy Whose Dimensions Are Inscrutable In Present Light nr inmnax aonwxi. THIS is probably ooe of the moat tragic days in the long struggle of man to discover hia way in the world. It will probably prove one of the moet fateful In the history of American life. It la a day when f 20-Year Interval Tradition Horne Out in President's Death NEW YORK A Mil «— - rt«iie«nt Foxa .«:i'i cmih Thar •Ur cartU4 mi aa Anerwan tradi- tl e that rmmui eUcteC t X um laurvali Si tn err Tti lui Indue i lS y-Wll!lam H arr I tan tun. IMG -Aknham Line «in. 1 0 Jimn A. GaifUM. I  -William McX'aUy 1WO—Warn C Karetaa IMS—rvaaklla D. Km v II TAC DCHTTCN—!- -TUI HOUSTON TOST I1UDAY. APRIL 1). IKS 1 Messages of Sympathy A rrive From Over World Dewey Praises Courage, Leadership of F. D. If. nr associat rarve. 1 Washington, April 12.—The White House announced late Thursday that Prreaidant Rosevelt had died of cerebral hemorrhage. The death occurred thia afternoon at Warm Springa, Ga. A White Houae atatement said: Vice-President Truman has been notified. He was called to the White Houae and in- formed by Mrs. Roosevelt. The secretary of state has been advised. A cabinet meeting has been called. “The four Roosevelt boys in the service have been sent a message by their mother, which said that the president slept away this after- = noon. He did his job to the end, as he would want to do. Bless you all and all our love, added Mrs. Roosevelt. She signed the message, mother. FAVORITES VALENTINE SWEETHEART FRESHMAN BEAUTY rj£)orof tij (Chaney. foot?) SOPHOMORE BEAUTY JUNIOR BEAUTY N M Clristine SbitfaJ SENIOR BEAUTY CLASSES men CORNELL COOPER q COOPER FOLK FRANZ fuller carrigan. 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Secretary JOHN ALIEN ROBINSON, Sergcant-of-Arms MELVIN BREWER KENNETH BROADWAY IAMONA CHERRY JACK COTTRILL BETTY SUE DUDLEY JEAN HARRIS MARY HAYWORTH FRANKLIN HORTON nina McDaniel PHILLIP BROWN PAUL CARLIN MARY CLEM DAVIDSO WILMA DAVIS GEORGE DEW ROSEMARY DREYFU JOHN MARION ROBERT MARTINEZ ANDREW MEGARITY EDNA JEAN MOSSHART BERYL JOY MUDD CHARLES PEDERSEN ERLENE PRITCHARD JOHNNIE RETTICK BETTY ROGERS JOYCE ROGGE BETTY ROSS GEORGE SNODDEN NELDA SWIFT JEAN TEDDLIE ARTHUR T08LER BONNIE TROUSDALE PAUL VICKERS DOROTHY WADDELL LEGRANDE WADDELL BILLIE JEAN WHITEHEAD JOE WILLIAMS PAT WOLFE ERNEST WOLFER DOLORES ZOCH Seniors AGUIRRE, ROBERT ALOEN, EDMUND ALLEN. JANET ALLEN, MENEFEE ALLEN, PHYLLIS ANGERSTEIN, MILTON APPLEGATE, RUTH AVENT, ROSEMARY BAIN, BETTY BARACKMAN, JOY BARFIELD, BARBARA BARRETT, SALLY BATES, BETTY BELL, BIUIE JEAN BENNETT. 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HARRY HUNT, ESTHER HUTCHINS. ELEANOR HUTSON, GERALDINE JACKSON, NEAL JENNINGS, BETTY JEAN JOHNSON, CARROLL JOHNSON, JAMES JOHNSTON. PAUL KELLER. ETHEL MAE KELLER, ANNA MARIE KIMBALL, DONALD LALLIER, MARY CAROLYN LANG, MERLE LATHAM, GUYNELL LAWSON, VIRGINIA LEWIS, BETTY JEAN Seniors LININGER, CHARLES LITTLEFIELD, CHARMAINE LIVELY, DON LOMAX, HALLIE LONG, MARVIN LOYLESS, MYRTLE McCarty, don McKAUGHAN, ONEI MADDOX, W. D. MANNING, GRAYDON MARTIN, BESSIE MARTIN, FOSTER MARTIN, JUANITA MARTIN, PEARL MARTINDALE, YVONNE MASSEY, JOHN MITCHELL, ALLEN MILLER, MARIE MILLER, MIET2L MONTGOMERY, ANITA MATTHEWS. BERTIE MATTHEWS, BETTY MAYO, REX MEADOWS, PINKNEY Senior MOORE, NORMA MOOREHEAD, ESTA MORGAN, GEORGIA MORRISON, BILLIE MORSE, JEAN MOSES, NETTIE GREY MUGNIER, jean MUMME, ROBERT NABORS, WANDA NAGORNY, CHRISTINE NAPPER, RUBY NASH, BETTY NEWMAN, RUTH NEWTON, BILLIE ROSE ODOM, ALBERT ODOM, HELEN O'DONNELLY, BILLY OFFENBERGER, ANNA BELLE PALMER, GENE PATIN, BILLIE JEAN PATTERSON, STERLING PATRICK, ALBERT PENNINGTON, PEGGY PEQUENO, BETTY Seniors PHILLIPS. BETTY PHILIPS, NORMAN PRAPPAS, JOYCE QUINN, WANDA RANDALL, FRANKLIN REID, NORMA RICHARDS, JUANITA RICKS, DUANE ROGERS, MARILYN REEMBALD, BONNIE MAf SANDERS, GEORGE SAUCIER, JOYCE SCALLAN, MARCELYN SCHEIDEMANTEl, MYRTLE SEE. RICHARD SHANER. BENERLY SHARP, JR., MANSE SHORTAl, JOHNNY SEMANDS, HELEN SMITH. DAVID RICHTER, JOYCE RIVERS, CHARLES ROBINSON. DOROTHY ROGERS, JUANITA Seniors SMITH, SHIRLEY SMITH, RAY SMITHIEY. BEATRICE SOLOND, ILLMEA SPANIEL, MELVIN STARKEY, EUGENE STEED, ELAINE STEVENS, LEON SrEVENSON, ALTA STEWART, LOUETTA STRICKLIN, RAYMOND TACKER, EDITH TADLOCK, BILLIE JEAN TARPLEY, WANDA TAUBER, GENEVA TAYLOR. ELVIN THOMAS, DOROTHY THOMAS, ELOUISE THOMAS, JACKIE TISSUE. C. I. TOFFIER, MARCELLA TSCHOEPE, ODELL TUCKER, BILLIE JACK TURNER, MILDRED J Seniors WADE, BETTY RUTH WAGNER, RITA WAUING, 2ELDA LEE WEINER, LUCILLE WHEELER, LANELLE WILLINGHAM, BETTY WILLIS, DAVID WISEMAN, PEGGY WILSON, RAY HAGER, REX Presidont McGOWAN, ADAIR Sorgeant-ot-Arms MILLIGAN, DOROTHY Socrotary WORLEY, DORC WRIGHT, ARINE YOUNG, FRANK ZEMLICKA, GERTRUDE ACES TAKE TO THE AIR Nickname, Sport, Favorite Song, Honor , and Hobby John Agregard— J. T. , Tennis, Swimming, Sweet Dreams Sweetheart , Booster Club, Motorcycles. Robert G. Aquire— Bob , Football, R.O.T.C., I'll Be Loving You Always . Janet Allen— Jan , Football, Stardust , Co- ed Cadets. Menefee Allen— Pig , Horseback Riding, Dream , Booster Club, Co-ed Lieutenant, 43- 45 runnerup in Valentine Sweetheart, Letter Writing. Milton Angerstein— Bo z o and Major , R.O.T.C., Football, Condy . Dorothy Applegate— Danny and Eyes , N.H.S., Lamba Sigma Alpha, Hand Writing Certificate, Maid, May Fete '44, Always , Baseball, Writing Letter. Betty Bain— Major and Kitten , Basketball and Football, There Goes That Song Again , Co-ed and Booster Club, Major of Co-eds. Joy Barackman— Blondie , Candy , Foot- ball and Basketball, Skating, Honor Society, Tennis Club. Barbara Barfield— Babs , Always , Tennis, Collecting Foreign Postcards and Collecting Movie Pictures, National Honor Society, L.S.A., School Valley Ball Team. Sally Barrett— Sally , I Dream of You , Skating, Saving Little Miniature Boots. Belty Bates—Co-ed Cadets, I'll Get By , Dancing and Swimming. Billie Jean Bell— Link , Candy , Basketball, Music, Senior Play. Wanda Bennett— Benny , Swimming, Boo- gie Woogie , Dancing. Shirley A. Bradford— Rusty , Song of Songs , Handwork, Tennis, N.H.S., President of Sophomore Class, President of English VIII Club, Spanish Award Winner, 1st Drummer in Band, (Fresh, and Soph. year). Bob Buhman— Pinhead, Cotton , 2nd Lt. R.O.T.C., I'll Get By , Football, Girls. Don Cadwell— Bonehead , Roller Skating, I'm Beginning to See the Light , Rifle Team, Necking. Grace Calcote— Gracie , Acting, Tennis, President of Press Club, Circulation Manager of the Plainsman, I Don't Want to Love You . Lee Caldwell— Lank , Books, Football, Presi- dent Student Body 44-45, Most Representative Boy, President Hi-Y 44-45, Senior Class Play '45, 2-year Letterman Football, 2-year Letter- man Basketball, Major R.O.T.C., Shame, Shame, On You . Rose Campo— Shorty , Dancing and Ice Skating, Sweet Dreams Sweetheart, Elka- dettes. Sewing. Erna Mae Cannon— S p a n k i e , Sweet Dreams Sweetheart , Swimming, Eating. Fr9.0£S Capers—N.H.S., Vice-president Se- nior Class, Glee Club President, Basketball, Sentimental Journey, Movies. Van Cargill— Buddy , Swimming, Leader of Gray-Y, Captain R.O.T.C., The Waltz You Saved For Me , Motors. Evelyn Carroll— Evie , Tico-Tico , Swim- ming, Music, Crocheting, N.H.S. Joe Ann Chappell— Joe , Senior Represen- tative, Booster Club Representative, Cheer Leader, '44, '45, N.H.S., Annual Staff, Tennis, Always , Sewing. Iona Cherry— Red , Basketball, Horseback Riding, One Meat Ball . Lloyd Chinn— Bi-Focals , B.S., Phd., S.P.C.A., Football, Shame On You , Playing Violin. Elizabeth Choate— L i z z i e , Basketball, Deep Purple , N.H.S. '43-45, Journalism Club, Exchange Editor, Senior Homeroom Represen- tative '45, Collecting Foreign and Old Coins. Gerald Clemmons— Jerry , Basketball, My Dreams Are Getting Better , Fighting Chickens. Lorraine Cobb— Sis , Swimming, Saturday Night , Sleeping. Marjorie Colson— Maisie , Ice Skating, I'll Walk Alone , Parliamentarian of Journalism Club '45, Co-eds '42, '43, '44 CpI., Scrapbook and Old Money. Dorothy Cookup— Peanut , Making Clothes, Roller Skating, N.H.S., Candy . Anna Mae Crain— Rusty , Horseback Riding, Stardust , Save Pictures of Alan Ladd. Dorothy Cravey— Dot , Football, Blue Skies , Vice-president of N.H.S. '45, Co-editor of the Plainsman '45, Circulation Manager of the Buffalo, Senior Play '45, Playing the 88 . Elsie Darnell— Eddie , Basketball, Star Dust , Co-eds, Debate, Collecting Ties. Renee Lou David— Lu Lu , Baseball, Indian Love Call , Dancing. Geneva Marie Davis— Don't Fence Me In , Swimming and Ice Skating, Collecting Boots, Birds, Napkins, Postcards, Co-eds. Joyce Dehart— Dehart, or Mary Jane , The Waltz You Saved For Me , Horseback Riding, Writing Letters. Celia de la Garza— Cissy , Basketball, Always . Christine Dillard— Cricket , Secretary of Booster Club, Advertising Manager of Annual, G.G.C. Press Club, Senior Beauty, Tennis, Sweetheart of All My Dreams . Betty Jean Donahoe— Red , Dancing, To- gether . Bettie Donner— Lou , N.H.S., Rainbow Girls, My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time . Claudene Douglas— Junior , President of N.H.S., Interscholastic Play, Booster Club, Home Room DAR Representative, Senior Play, Society Editor of Plainsman, Annual Staff, Football, I'm Confessin' . Paul Dulin— Stinkey , Basketball, I'm Begin- ning to See the Light , Rifle Team, Sailing. Doreen Dunlop— Do , Football and Dancing, I Dream of You , Modern Dancing. Marilyn Eldridge— Shirt , Snowball Ten- nis and Horseback Riding, Sweetheart of All My Dreams , N.H.S., L.S.A., G.G.C. Alvin Emerson— Emmy , Swimming, I'm Beginning to See the Light , Dates. Harvey Emmick, Jr.— Taproot , Home on the Range , Football, Girls. Walter Fairfield— Buzzard , OI' Black Joe , Football, Debate, Press Club. Paul Ferguson— Lightening , Sweet and Lovely , Football and Tennis, Vice-president of Hi-Y, Pres, of Press Club, Senior Play. Henry Fernandez— Mortimer , I'm Begin- ning to See the Light , Football, R.O.T.C. 2nd Lieut.; Awarded School Efficiency Award Twice; Sharp-Shooter's Ribbon; Annual. Joe W. Fincher—Football, N.H.S. '45, Living. Helen Fitzgerald— Fat Mama , Sweet Slum- ber , Basketball, Dancing, Glee Club and An- nual. Betty From— Slim , My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time , Swimming, Collecting What-nots, Sewing. Howard Fredrich— Fred , Hotcha Cornia , Basketball, Spanish III Medal, Band, N.H.S., Reading. Katherine Frietag— K a y and K h a k i , Don't You Know I Care , Swimming, N.H.S., Girls Athletic Association, Student Life Federa- tion. Dempsey Gatlin— Blub , Candy , Roller- skating, Most Handsome Sr. Boy, Booster Club Representative, Basketball Team, Three-year Letterman, Basketball All-City Team 1945. Vivian Gonzalez— Silly , I Had the Craziest Dream , Basketball. Billie Jeanne Gordy— Bunny , You'll Never Know , Tennis, Horseback Riding, N.H.S. Fielding Gouge— Killer , Boogie Woogie by Tommy Dorsey, Motorcycle Riding, Food, N.H.S. Archie Gray— Curly , My Home In San An- tonio , Football, Girls. Margery Green— Pee Wee , Bell Bottom Trousers , Lettered in Swimming. Mary Anne Griffith— Maggie , Temptation , Basketball, N.H.S., Press Club, Booster Club, vice-president of Mac's Masters, Secretary of Press Club, Drawing. Rosalyn Habermacker— Roz , A I w a y s , Tennis. Rex Hager— Fat Grand Paw , Shame, Shame on You , Football, President Sr. Class, Senior Play, N.J.R.S., Assistant Editor of Annual, Lt. R.O.T.C., Booster Club, Band, Reporter on Plainsman, Quill and Scroll, Eating. Eula Mae Hallmark— Shorty and Lefty , Football, A Little On the Lonely Side . Nancy Lee Hatfield— Lee , I Have the Temptation , Horseback Riding, G.G.C., R.S.R. Riding Club, Booster Club, Modern Dancing, Collecting Pictures of Frankie. Betty Hediger— Tooter , My Dreams Are Getting Better , Football, Dancing, Lt. of Co- eds. Mae Hessell—'Tangle Toes , You'll Never Know , Ice Skating and Football, Senior Com- mittee, Booster Club, Sterling Patterson. LaVerne Hilty— Jo Jo , I'm Always Chasing Rainbows , Swimming and Football, N.H.S., Quill and Scroll, G.G.C., Piano Playing, Travel- ing. Margaret Ellen Holland— F u z z y H e a d , Dream , Football, Singing. Dolores Hollis— Blub and Dee , This Is a Lovely Way to Spend an Evening , Basketball, Lt. Bugle Corps in Co-eds, First Band, Young Life Club, Alphamega Club, Playing Piano. Eleanor Hutchine— Eddie , Red , All the Things You Are , Football, Collecting Recipes. Geraldine Hutson— Jerry , I'm Making Be- lieve , Ice Skating, CpI. of Co-eds, Scrapbooks. Neal Jackson— Jackson , Football, 1st Sgt. R.O.T.C. '44, Band '41-'45, Orchestra '43, Jr. Yell-leader '43, Mayfete '43, Music. Betty Jean Jennings— B. J. , 'Twilight Time , Skating, Co-eds, American Legion Auxiliary, Captain of Flags and Baton (Co-eds), Rotary Club Representatives. Geraldine Johnson— Jerry , I'm Confessin' , Writing Letters, Reading Books. Carrol Johnson— Red , I'll Be Loving You Always , Football, Softball, N.H.S., L.S.A., P.M.S. at.d T. and School Efficiency Ribbons, Pres, of Jr. N.H.S. in Deady Jr. High School. James W. Johnson— Sonny , Rum and Coca-Cola , Sailing and Football, Rifle Shoot- ing. Anna Marie Keller— Red , Eating, Basketball, Rum and Coca-Cola . Ethel Mae Keller— Ed , Sweet Dreams, Sweetheart, Basketball, Volleyball, Writing Letters and Eating, G.R. La Verne Laird— Vern , The Star Dust Melody , Swimming, Collecting Clippings About Milby, C.Y.O. Mary Carolyn Lallier— Shorty , I Promise You , Boys, Lonely Heart Club. Merle Lang— Breezy , Making Believe , Basketball, Football, Baseball, Poker. Guynell Latham— Nellie , I'm Beginning to See the Light , Bowling, Captain Drum and Bugle Corps, Glee Club. Virginia Lawson— Rusty , Bowling, You Belong to My Heart , Sergeant in Co-eds, Col- lecting Toy Animals. Charles Lininger—Dogs, Honor Society. Charmaine Littlefield— C h a r , Collecting Records, Scrapbook. Don Lively— Handsome , Football, Twilight Time , Foods. Hallie Lomax— Fat Baby , Football, Basket- ball, 'There I Said It Again , Annual Club, Booster Club, Dancing. Myrtle Loyless— Myrt , Tennis, Horseback Riding, There I Said It Again , Talking. Fred Lueckemey— Cotton , Basketball, Al- ways , Hunting. Adair McGowen— Kildee , Football, Hunt- ing, Sergeant-at-arms of Senior Class, Football Team, Track Team. Oneitta McKaughan— S I i m and M e , Basketball, Football, Who , Co-eds, O.R.F.G., Dramatics, Eating. Eugene McMullen— Me , Baseball, Each Night at Nine . Richard Macaulay— Nic , Football '44, An- nual Club, Captain R.O.T.C., Journalism Club, Rifle Team. Graydon Manning— Grady , 2nd Lt. in Band, R.O.T.C., Football, Shame, Shame On You . Bessie Martin— Martin , Collecting Foreign Stamps, Swimming. Foster Dennis Martin, Jr.— Mole , Shame, Shame On You , Basketball, Basketball Team, Smooching . Juanita Martin— Martin , Basketball, N.H.S., G.G.C., Senior Representative, May Fete '43. Yvonne Martindole— P o n d e r , Football, Basketball, I'm Beginning to See the Light , Booster Club, Sgt. Co. B. Co-ed, O.R.F.G., Jester May Fete '43, Annual Club. John Massey— Johnnie , Tennis, My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time , N.H.S., Stamps. Bertie Lou Mathews— Bert , Dancing, I Dream of You , Good Records. Betty Jean Matthews— Matthews , Baseball, I Get By , Writing to My Boyfriend, a Certain Marine. Rex Mayo— Fat Brother , Football, Baseball, Into Each life Some Rain Must Fall , Annual Club, Drawing. Gerald Miles—Cars, Football. Marie Miller—Ice Skating, Swimming, Dream . Mietzl Miller— Messy , Ice Skating, Paper Doll , Journalism Club, Co-editor for Plainsman, N.H.S., Best Citizen Award, Program Chairman of Student Body 1944-45, O.R.F.G. Dorothy Milligan— Peppermint , Swimming, N.H.S., Journalism, Sec.-Treas. Senior Class, Candy , Piano. Allen Dale Mitchell— Mitch , Tea for Two , Sailing a Boat. Anita Montgomery— Nita , Volley Ball, I Love You . Norma Moore— Little Bit , Bowling, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes , N.H.S., Cicely in Senior Play, Booster Club, Drawing. Esta Moorhead— Armadillo , Loafing, Star Dust , G.G.C. Georgie Marie Morgan— Georgie , Dancing, I Dream of You , Studying. Billie Morrison— Butch , Swimming, I'm Confessin' . Nettie Grey Moses— Teeth , Basketball and Football, Candy and I Dream of You , An- nual Staff, Booster Club, May Fete '43, Dra- matics Club, Baton Twirler of Co-eds '44-'45, Assistant Director of Senior Play '45, Sec. of American History Classes '43-'44. Jean Morse— Moe , N.H.S., Booster Club, Horseback Riding, Paper Doll , Art. Robert Mumme—L.S.A., N.H.S., Spanish III and IV Medals, Citizenship Award 1944, Har- vard Award '44. Christine Nagorny— Chris , Bowling, Clair de Lune , N.H.S., G.G.C., Journalism Club, Tennis Club, Collecting Ivies. Ruby Louise Napper— Blondie , Baseball, Volley Ball, Always , Working with Flowers. Betty Nash— Nash , Swimming, The Very Thought of You , Raising Roses. Iona Nelson—Elkadettes, Swimming, 'Too Much In Love to Say Goodnight , Collecting Pictures. Ruth Newman— Gladiola , Rughie , N.H.S., Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Booster Club, Pianist G.G.C., G.R., Basketball, Candy , Play- ing Piano. Billy Rose Newton— Twin , Tennis, Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life , Collecting Music. Peggy Jo Newton— Twin , Tennis, Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life , Collecting Dogs. Albert Odom— Simolian , Track, Summer- time , N.H.S., Press Club, English Club, Hi-Y, R.O.T.C., Annual, Dramatics Club, Gray-Y Leader; Amateur Dramatics. Helen Odom— Pertunia , Football, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes , Saving Postage Stamps. Billy O'Donnelly— Bill , Basketball, Cock- tails For Two , Spike Jones, Hunting, Band. Anna Belle Offenburger— Tillie , 'There I Said It Again , High School Volley Ball Team, Collecting What-nots. Gene Joyce Palmer— Genie , Baseball, Always . Billie Jean Patin— Bill , Wharton , Basket- ball, Making Believe , Booster Club, Glee Club, Annual, Dancing. Albert Patrick— Lukie , Football, Booster Club, Home In San Antonio , Girls. Sterling Patterson— Pat , Football, President of Home Room, Basketball, Baseball, Candy , Girls. Peggy Pennington— Peg , Capt. of Drill Squad (Co-ed), Swimming, My Dreams Are Getting Better , Match Covers. Betty Pequeno— Blackie , Basketball, I'm Beginning to See the Light , Reading. Betty Lea Phillips— Beebe , Elkadettes, Vol- ley Ball, Roller Skating, Begin the Beguine , Tinting Pictures. Norman Philips— Cyclops , Goon , Pres, of Price Homeroom, All-City, All-State, All-Conroe Tournament, Shame, Shame On You , Basket- ball, Collecting Old Guns. Walter Portman— Slim , R.O.T.C., Tennis, Girls. Joyce Prappas— Tex , Keeping a Scrapbook on Important Texas Happenings, Tonight We Love . Wanda Lou Quinn— Pepper , Tennis, St. Louis Blues , Secretary of English VIII, 4th Period, Collect Glass Horses. Franklin Randell— Frankie , Football, Swim- ming, Rum and Coca-Cola , Non-coms. Club, Girls. Juanita Richardson— Wita , Lieutenant Drum Corps, '43, '44, '45, Swimming, Star Dust , Collecting Vases. Joyce Ricter— Rickey , Horseback Riding, If You Are But a Dream , Booster Club, Dance Club, Clothes. Charles Rivers— Bubba , Annual, Basketball and Baseball, Cuban Sugar Mill , Collecting Rings. Dorothy Robinson— Dottie , Horseback Rid- ing, I Don't Want To Love You , Dancing. J. D. Rogers— Jelly , Basketball, Baseball, Saturday Night , Copying Homework. Juanita Rogers— Nita , Co-ed, Booster, Foot- ball Spectator, Rhapsody In Blue , Readin', Ritin'. Marilyn Rogers— Buggsie , Bowling, Indian Love Call , Boys. Bonnie Mae Rumbold— Shorty , Together , Horseback Riding, Scrapbooks, Co-ed Cadets, Annual. Barbara Ryder— Bobby , Baseball, Boy of Mine , Collecting Photographs. George Sanders— Georgie , Football, Ac- centuate the Positive , Non-coms. R.O.T.C., Model Airplanes. Marcelyn Scallan— Marcie , Girls Glee Club, O.R.G., Fry Me a Cookie With a Can of Lard . Myrtle Schedemantel— Moitle , Candy , Dancing, Boys, Lonely Hearts, Elkadettes. Helen Semands— Sugar , Cheer Leader '43, '44, Junior Beauty '44, May Fete Duchess '44, Treasurer of Booster Club '44, '45, Valentine Sweetheart '45, Candy , Tennis, L.Z. Beverly Shaner— Bevy , Candy , Swim- ming, playing the Piano, National Honor So- ciety, Lambda Sigma Alpha, Journalism Club, D.A.R. Representative, Representative in Senior Activities. Manse Randolph Sharp— Jr , Wharton , Making Believe , Basketball, N.H.S., Vice- president for '44, '45, Making Comments. A. Johnny Shortal- Jay , Wolfing , I'm Making Believe , N.H.S., L.S.A., C.S.A.L., R.O.T.C., I.H.R.G.V., Silver Palm, Debate Team and Cheer Leader, '45, Girls, (Jean M.). David Smith— Weeley , Sailing, Sleigh Ride in July , Girls. Ray Smith— Smitty , Model Airplanes, Foot- ball, R.O.T.C., Rum and Coca-Cola . Shirley Smith— Smitty , Dancing, Don't Fence Me In , Co-eds, Sgt. Swing Flags, An- nual Club, Collecting Records. Soland Illmer— Elmo , Angels Never Leave Heaven , Football, Photograph, Lt. in R.O.T.C. Melvin Spaniel— Sonny , Always , Fishing, Build Models, National Honor Society. James Spencer— -Red , Football, Candy , Sleeping. Clara Stagner— Red , Horseback Riding and Canoeing, My World Ended at Mailcall Today , Collecting Souvenirs from Overseas and Going to Movies. Eugene Starkey— Slim , I'm Beginning to See the Light , Baseball, Basketball, Poker, Playing Cards. Billy Joe Steakley— Steak , Cocktails for Two , Basketball, Cars, Basketball Team 2-year Letterman, Captain '44, Co-captain '45, All-City '44 and '45. Elaine Steed— Lane , Candy , Football, Collecting Dogs, Class Leader in Gym, English Club, Dance Club. Leon Stevens— Lee , There Goes That Song Again , Basketball, Love. Alta Stevenson— Red , Till Then , Baseball, Postcards, Manager Volley Ball Team. Luetta Stewart— Mejr , I'm Confessin' , Basketball, Collecting Postcards, Booster Club, Annual Club, Dramatics. Raymond Stricklin— Pierre Ramon , Laura , Our Waltz , Football, Skating, Collecting Pic- tures, Junior-Senior National Honor Society, Homeroom Pres., Booster Club Representatives, Most Representative Boy in Homeroom, Feature Editor for Plainsman, Stage Manager of Senior Play. Billie Jeanne Tadlock— Dimples , I'll Walk Alone , Football. Edith Taker— E , Booster Club, Basketball, There, I've Said It Again , Collecting Postcards. Wanda Tarpley— Shorty , Shame, Shame On You , Volley Ball, Captain of Volley Ball Team. Genevie Tauber— Genny and Blondy , Swim- ming and Ice Skating, I Dream of You , Stamp Collection and Music, (Violin). Elvin Taylor—Basketball, My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice , N.H.S. Dorothy Thomas— Chick , Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall , Basketball, Dancing, Quill and Scroll, Journalism Staff, Annual Staff, Young Life Club, Co-eds, Dramatics Club, Booster Club. Ellawese Thomas— Tweet , My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time , Swimming, Music. Jackie Thomas— Jack Rabbit , Roller Skat- ing and Volley Ball, My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time , May Fete '44, Secretary of Civics 5th Period, Track Queen '44, CpI. of Bugle Corps Co-eds, Keeping a Scrapbook. C. L. Tissue— Speedy , Rum and Coca- Cola , Football and Baseball, Playing Cards. Marulla Toffied—'Tubby, Marcy , Beauty Culture, Football, F.R.F.C. Co-eds, Paper Doll . Odell Tschoepe— Col , Football, Always , N.H.S., Best Citizen, All-star Team in Football, Lt. Col. R.O.T.C., Airplanes. Billie Jack Tucker—Basketball, Stormy Weather , Press Club, Reading. Mildred Turner— Petunia , Girls Glee Club, As Time Goes By , Swimming. William Turner— Willie , Airplanes, Football, Basketball, 48th Batl. State Guard (Marines), There Is a New Moon Over My Shoulder . Betty Ruth Wade— Muscles, Blub , Dancing, Football, Basketball, Annual, G.G.C., Candy and Always . Rita Wagner— Snooks , Ice Skating, Read- ing, I'll Be Seeing You , Foreign Money. Zelda Lee Walling— Red and Joe , I Dream of You , Basketball and Roller Skating, 506 Club, Girl Reserves, Booster Club, Dramatics. Lanell Wheeler— Nell , Tennis, All of My Life , Keeping Scrapbook. Virginia Lee Wheeler— Liney , Football, My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time . Rose Mary Wilcon— Rosie , N.H.S., Bowling, 'Temptation , Collecting Stamps. Ada Williams— Booger , Onward Milby , Girls Volley Ball Team '44, '45, Glee Club, Booster Club, Horseback Riding, Eating. Davis Williams— Dot , Volley Ball and Basketball, 'Tico Tico . Nelwyan Williams— Nell and Blub , Basket- ball and Tennis, I Dream of You , G.G.C. Elkadettes, Booster Club, Press Club, Editor of Annual Staff, Senior Play '45, Picnics. Betty Willingham— Puggie , Volley Ball, I'll Get By , Volley Ball Tournament '43, Reading. David Willis— Pee Wee , 'There Goes That Song Again , Football, Swimming, Cars, Inter- scholastic League Play '45, Press Club. Peggy Wiseman— Pegaris , Rum and Coca- Cola , Dancing, Studying. Arine Wright— Queenie , Glee Club, Jitter- bugging, Fry Me Cookie , Collecting Pictures. Frank Young—Football, I'll Be Seeing You , N.H.S., Press Club, Debate Club, Stamp Col- lecting. Gertrude Zemlicka— Gravel Gertie , I Don't Want To Love You , Baseball, Swimming Col- lecting Odd Stamps, Baseball Team, C.Y.O. ADVERTISING OUR 2 0 T H YEAR SERVING THE ENTIRE EAST END OF HOUSTON Th e Harrisburg National Hank OF HOUSTOn MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 45 YEARS DEPENDABLE SERVICE S C A R D I N O PRINTING NEWSPAPERS Thousands of young women have learned the famous ELLIOTT 7'Lesson Shorthand and are working on good- paying secretarial positions after 6 or 8 Weeks Get the Proof! Call, Write or Visit Lm Business Colleges HOUSTON—2nd Floor Wr l Bide. BEAUMONT—2nd Floor Wifs Bide. FT. WORTH—5th Floor Insurance Bide. READY TO SERVE YOU on land and sea! —On the waterfront —In the home —Cash and Carry MILLEH’S LAUNDRY $aWit groy. IN AT RUSK IN THE GULF BUILDING LE MUR BEAUTY SHOPPE MRS. BESS MONK JONES, Proprietor 6823 Harrisburg Blvd. W. 5755 S RED WHITE FOOD STORES WEISHUHN BROS. Cash Grocery, Moat Market and Filling Station Phone Wayside 0186 Cor. 75th. and Avo. 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THOMAS STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 1945 - 46 President............................Teddy Montx 1st Vice President................Rosalind Snelling 2nd Vice President..........................Albert Kyser YELL LEADERS Senior Girl.......................Helen Semands Senior Boy...................................Alvin Wright RUN OFF Junior Girl.......................Dorothy Chaney Dorothy Walter Junior Boy...................................Billy Faust Lloyd Hand Sophomore Girl....................Elaine Hoffman Lorene Severance r - — Sophomore Boy.....................Leonard Doerge David Wilcox Program Chairman..................I. S. Robinowitz Billy Wright LEONARDS STORE No. 2 THE FAMILY STORE 8111 LaPorte Rood W. 0257 LANG'S PHARMACY 3802 Broadway Wy. 9-1229 DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE HARRISBURG FOOD MARKET 7400 Harrisburg GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES COMPLIMENTS OF G. M. 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Progressive wage policies keep earnings in step with learning. Promotions are filled from the ranks . . . allowing excellent prospects for advancement as you gain in experience. And remember you will be helping in a vital war-time service. If you are in the June graduating class, and can qualify, we will be able to place you immediately. We'd like to tell you more about telephone work. Let's talk it over. Visit Our Employment Office at 202 SHELL BUILDING SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Be t With  to . . . MIIBY GRADUATES WILSON Stationery Printing Co. Prairie at Fannin State Department of Health Germicidal Permit No. 245 IDEAL SLEEP ON AN IDEAL MATTRESS IDEAL MATTRESS CO. R. R. Rots RUGS CLEANED MATTRESSES RENOVATED Overstaffed Furniture Cleaned and Renovatod 113 67th Street Phone W. 0021 ALABAMA CAFETERIA HOME OF FRENCH PASTRY BIRTHDAY - WEDDING CAKES WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER ARROW CLEANERS AND DYERS 25 Years Dependable Servico S. N. D'AMICO. 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