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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1946 volume:

Lloyd Hand, Louise Dew, Lorene Severance, Lois Nicoll, Dorothy Sutton, Nelma Joyce Kimmell, Zelda Davis, Jernice Schuetze, Anne Martin, Teddy Montz (absent). FOREWORD £}- XH Xj- X}- 4- The staff of the Buffalo for 19 6 herein offers a record of the events, incidents, and activities which formed the peaks of inter- est in all the departments of JYLilby Senior High School. T.n this record will be found the aspirations of youth . . . the serious, the humorous, the romantic, and the ambitious. The staff hopes that in the years to come it the gardens of your memories may be brightened by these serrated reflections from your happy high school days. XS 4- XK 4- 4 I Editor-in-Chief....... Assistant Editor. Circulation Manager Advertising Manager 4 Snapshot Editor Art Editor............ Club Editor........... Sports Editor......... Layout Editor......... n o n r _ u u ....ZELDA DAVIS LOYCE MILLER LOIS NICOLL .....LOUISE DEW . . ANNE MARTIN DOROTHY SUTTON JERNICE SCHUETZE .....LLOYD HAND LORENE SEVERANCE HOUSTON, TEXAS VOLUME XIII, 1945 w DEDICATION 4- 4- }- xy £}- With deep appreciation lo the coaches and football team of 19 5 . . . the team that went undefeated to the district champion- ship- the team whose clean playing and team loyally were a credit to the school; the team whose sportsmanship was such that it inspired the student body lo attain the highest award for sportsmanship . . this volume of the TYlilby Buffalo is dedi- cated. 4- B. F. Gillian, chairman of Lions Club, presents Sportsmanship Trophy to Bert Kivell, coach of Milby High School. W. I. S.tevenson, Georgia Ruth Scarbrough, Bert Kivell, B. F. Gillian, Irma Dobbs, R. F. Pringle, L. Z. Bryan. T A B L LU o F c o N T E N T s 4- ! 2 4- 1. ADMINISTRATION II. CLASSES III. FAVORITES IV. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES V. SPORTS VI. ADVERTISING 4- 23 2 W. E. MORELAND Superintendent of Schools Houston Independent School District BOARD OF EDUCATION H. A. PETERSON, M. D........................President EWING WERLEIN..........................Vice-President HOLGER JEPPENSEN............................Secretary IMA HOGG............................Assistant Secretary I RAY K. DAILY, M. D. WM. G. FARRINGTON CHAS. W. McPHAIL J. T. LONG, Assistant Principal Chas H. Milby Senior High School W. I. STEVENSON, Principal Chas. H. Milby Senior High School MRS. R. E. WILLIAMS Secretary MRS. CLARA McLENDON Dean of Charles H. Milby MRS. ROY NEEDHAM Registrar of Charles H. Milby MRS. EDITH PELL Attendance Clerk of Charles H. Milby ROSALIND SNELLING First Vice-President TEDDY MONTZ President OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT BODY BILLY WRIGHT ALBERT KYSER Second Vice-President Program Chairman PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE First Row— June Randle Lela Thompson Dorolhy Birchfield Second Row— Jernicc Schuefze Elsie Martin Helen Semands Doris Seeley Virginia Shaw Mary Parker DEAN'S OFFICE GUIDANCE OFFICE First row— Patsy Goff Doris Cleveland Norma Jean Prescott Second row— Janet Work Dorothy Jo Haney Lavon Lee Betty Johnston First row— Winifred Cox Mary Beth Myers Billie Jo Delany Carolyn Bond Geraldine Johnson Mary Lou Gann Second row— Annie Williams Ruby Dowling Dorothy Sutton Ethel Cobb Betty O'Niel Arlene Bistrow Third row— Louise Dew Johnnie Bostick Carolyn Crow Mildred Morrison Minnie Gellus Barbara Hillyer Mary Hildebrand REGISTRAR'S OFFICE First Row— Dorothy Walter Rosemary Webb Tommye Rae Marrero Second Row— Jeannine Gilbert Martha Ann Swain Lalla Ruth Radley Helen Schaefer June Stokes Evelyn Goolsby Janet Work M FACULTY ROSTER ALLEN, MRS. MAURICE BELT B.A., Rice History, Science ANDERSON, MARJORIE B.S., U. Houston Physical Education BAKER, MRS. ALPHA KEMP B.A., U. Texas English BARCUS, NANNETTE M.A., Baylor Spanish BAYLESS, ROSCOE B.A., Texas Tech. English, Speech BEESON, LEE READ B.S., S.H.S.T.C. Physical Education BLAIR, MRS. MILDRED B.S., U. Texas Home Economics, Science BOXLEY, KATIE M.A., U. Texas Spanish BRENNAN, MARGUERITE I. B.S., U. Houston English DAVIS, MRS. FANNIE DARWIN B.S., S.H.S.T.C. Math, Annual DEE, LOUIS Ph. B., Georgetown Math ENGLIN, L. A. Shop GRAY, MRS. J. E. B.S., Southwestern U. Math 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, J. B. B.A., Southwestern U. History, Latin HOOD, MORRIS W. M.E., A. M. Mech. Drawing INGRAM, MRS. LILY P. M.A., U. Mississippi English, Annual JARRY, MRS. MARGARET B.S., T.S.C.W. Foods JONES, MRS. ROBERTA B.S., U. Houston Math KIVELL, BERT H. B.S., Rice Physical Education LARRISON, T SGT. CHARLES Military Training R.O.T.C. 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. Physical Education McGREGOR, MILDRED LUCILLE B. A., Rice History, Guidance, Coeds McLENDON, MRS. CLARA L. M.S., U. Houston Dean McWHIRTER, GEORGE E. M.S., Texas Tech. English, Journalism MARR, JOHN C. M.A., U. Texas History MOHLE, MRS. EULA P. M.A., U. Chicago English, Latin NEEDHAM, MRS. ROY B.A., Rice Registrar PELL, MRS EDITH Clerk PERKINS, MRS. J. C. M.E., U. Texas Math POTTER, FRANK B.S., E.T.S.T.C. History PRICE, MRS. GLADYS B.A., Trinity Math ROSE, GLADYS M.A., U. Texas History RUSHING, REBA J. M.A., Baylor Librarian SAXTON, MRS. FERN C. B.S., Kansas State Math SCHOENFIELD, A. P. B.A., Rice History SEASTRAND, EUGENE L. B.A., Colorado Col. Music SHAW, LOUISE B.S., Northwestern Art SIMPSON, MRS. J. HENRY B.A., U. Texas Commercial SKELLEY, MRS. ROSE V. M.A., U. Houston Science SMITH, CLAY M.A., S.F.A.S.T.C. Science STEVENSON, W. I. M.A., U. Texas Principal STOCKARD, CORA B.A., S.M.U. Clothing STRACENER, MRS. ANNA L. B.A., Louisiana State English TAYLOR, MRS. MARGARET Beauty Culture ULRICH, ROBERT Auto Mechanics WALLACE, MRS. NELLIE B.B.A., U. Texas Commercial, Math WATSON, MRS. DOROTHEA M.A., U. Texas English WILLIAMS, NOBLE R. M.S., E.T.S.T.C. 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. Texas English a added CLASS 46 NEDRA LOIS. BICKFORD Nickname— Slim Sport—Baseball Song— It's Been a Long, Long Time DORIS CLEVELAND Sport—Tennis, basketball Song— It's Been a Long, Long Time Honors—Co-ed, Booster Club Hobby—Collect menus JACK . BRANNON Nickname— Shodders Sport—Football, basketball Song— A Kiss Good Night VIRGINIA ELLIOTT Nickname— J innie Honors—Member of M. F. C. Secretary of Senior Class Song— A Door Will Open GLYEN FARMER Nickname— Squeaky Sport—Football Song— Down the Road a Piece Hobby—Building airplane models W. C. BUELL Nickname—Bill or Red Sport—Football, hunting Song— Begin the Beguine Honors—Two football letters, Mgr. of all-State football team, gold football, medal in track, city shotput CLASS '46 BILL FOGLEMAN Nickname— Foggy Song— I'm Glad I Waited for You' Hobby—Going to school Sport—Football Honors—Football letterman, R.O.T.C. Captain JB? f IS I 3ft � ' ANN BETTY HAMMACK Song— Always Sport—Football Hobby—Eating BOBBY GRIFFIN Nickname— Jug Honors—All-City, all-star and district football team Hobby—Chasing girls EDWIN HESSEL Nickname— Hog-nose Sport—Football, swimming Song— It Might as Well Be Spring' Hobby—This and that MARY HAGERMAN Sport—Football, basketball Song— Symphony Honors—President of M. L. A. Hobby—Talking ROBERT JEANES Nickname—Bob Sport—Basketba 11 Song— I Can't Begin to Tell You' Hobby—Gun collecting and girls. CLASS '46 FOSTER DENNIS MARTIN Nickname— Jr. Sport—Basketba 11 Favorite expression— Heah Song— Sentimental Journey MARY BETH MYERS Nickname— Baby Sports—Football Song— It Had to Be You Hobby—Sewing DAVID JAY KREAGER Sport—Football, tennis Honors—P. M. S. T. Award N. H. S. Captain of R.O.T.C. Debate Club In Cast of Almost Summer' Hobby-—Horses FRANCES ORTIZ Song— I Dream of You Sport—Basketba 11 Hobby—Football clippings JIMMIE LOU KING Likes anything and everything KARL OELFKE Sport—Football Song— Always Honors—Captain of R.O.T.C. Lettered in football Vice-president N. H. S. President of Student Body Hobby—Eating and sleeping TOM PARSONS Nickname-—' Pa rsons Song— Onward Milby' Sport—Football Honors—N. H. S. BETTY JOY SMITH Nickname— Scooter Sport—Football, necking Song— My Guy's Come Home Honors—Member of: Corp. in Co-eds '44-'45 Journalism Club Glee Club First drum and bugle corps '45 Hobby—Skating HENRY RABORN Nickname— Chick Song— Paper Moon Sport—Swimming EVERETT SMITH N ickname— Tinker Sport—Football Song— Waiting for the Train to Come In Hobby—Singing DONALD ROBINSON Song— Sport— Honors— Hobby— FRANK TIMMONS Nickname— Sport—Football Honors— CLASS 46 L. B. VESELKA Song— Sport— Hobby— Honors— ALMAN WEBER Nickname— B. B. Song— You Belong to My Heart' Hobby—Bowling, making model airplanes BEVERLY WARREN Nickname— Baboo Sport—Basketball Song— The Waltz You Saved for Me Hobby—Collecting antiques ANNIE WILLIAMS Nickname— Baby Sport—Baseball Song— White Cross Tonight On Okinawa Hobby—Collecting stamps, postcards JOE BELL WAUGH N ickname—Red Sport—Basketball Song— Along the Navajo Trail Hobby—Collecting stamps, records ALVIN WRIGHT Sport—Basketball, baseball Song— Stardust Honors—Cheerleader '44-'45 President of L.S.A. and N.H.S President of Booster Club Editor of Plainsman V. President of Senior Class 4 I © ALVIN WRIGHT Vice President FRANK TIMMONS Sergeant-at-Arms R. F. PRINGLE, Presidenl Mid-term Senior Class VIRGINIA ELLIOTT Secretary and Treasurer BRANNON BUELL BICKFORD CLASS '46 CLEVELAND FOGLEMAN FARMER GRIFFIN HAGERMAN HAMMOCK HESSEL JEANS KING KREAGER MARTIN MYERS OELFKE ORTIZ PARSONS RABORN ROBINSON B. J. SMITH E. SMITH VESELKA MORGAN WAUGH WEBER WILLIAMS CLASS '46 BILLY GARRETT Nickname— Pat Favorite song— I Can't Begin to Tell You Favorite Sport—Football ROBERT BOCKMAN Nickname— Bob Clubs—Hubba-Hubba Hobby—Girls, Girls, and more Girls SARAH JEAN BICKFORD Nickname— Jeanie Hobby—Art, reading, skating Favorite song— Stardust Honors—Letter in First Aid CLIFTON BOEHM Favorite song— It's Been a Long, Long Time Hobby—Collecting stamps and coins Honors—-Second year in the Junior Traffic in Houston Life's ambition—To make a success as a baseball player ARLENE BISTROW Nickname— Nickodemus Favorite song— It's Been a Long, Long Time Hobby—Playing the piano, and various instruments Honors—Working in the Office Manager of the Downbeats MARIE BOX Nickname— Rie Favorite song A Door Will Open Hobby—Roller skating Honors—Pianist for Downbeats and Curleques Majorette of the Band Program Chairman of Homeroom i' CLASS '46 JIMMY BULLOCK Sport—Football Hobby—Loafing L. Z. BRYAN Nickname— Bucket Favorite sport—Football Honors—Lettered in football Handsomest boy BETTY BURSON Song— Stardust Sport—Footbal I Hobby—Just anything CHARLES CARUTH Nickname— Uncle Cawoo Favorite song— I Can't Begin to Tell You Hobby—Rabbit raising Favorite expression— I wish it was summer SIDNEY CAMFIELD Nickname— Suicide Sid Favorite song— Paper Moon Hobby—Shooting pool GEORGE CONE Nickname— Dago Favorite song— Sioux City Sue' Hobby—Swimming, football Honors—Art awards Knowing Miss Rose mm: JOE COOK Hobby—Scavenger hunts, civics Song— Battle Hymn of the Republic' Honors—Being taught by Miss Rose THOMAS COOPER Song— Sport— Hobby— Honors— ZELDA DAVIS Nickname— Davy Song— Oh, What It Seemed to Be Hobby—Collecting poems and bus tokens Sport—Tennis Honors—N. H. S. '45-'46 Spanish club '42-'43 Editor of Annual '45-'46 Booster club 45- 46 EVA EULA COX Nickname— Battle-Axe Hobby—Swimming, basketball IRMA DOBBS Nickname— Sunshine or Red Song— You Belong to My Heart Sport—Ice skating Honors—Captain of Co-eds '45 Hobby—Collecting foreign money CLASS '46 BETTY SUE DOWDY Nickname— Suzie Sport—Bowling Song— Always Honor—Mayfete '43 Military Staff in Band R.O.T.C. sponsor C. B. FALK Nickname— Bullet Man Sport—Basketball, ice skating Song— Till the End of Time V ft HERMAN ESCALANTE Nickname— Professor or Bryan Song— Because Honor—Master Sergeant in R.O.T.C. Sport—Football, swimming BILL FOGLEMAN Sport—Football Song— Hobby— Honor -Football team ARDEN EVANS Nickname— Goff Song— Cisco O'Tool Honor—Second Lieut, in R.O.T.C. Sport—Fishing, skating BOBBY GAMMILL Hobby—Girls Song— Dark Town Poker Club Honor—Member of District Champs Squad 1! 4i ELAINE HALL Nickname— Hepburn Hobby—Speech and acting Favorite song— Give Me a Little Kiss Honors—Senior play, Masque and Gavel JUNE HIARKER Nickname— June Bug Hobby—Rocks Song— Personality HERBERT HEIN Nickname—- Hot Lips Clubs—Band, Swing Band Honors—First Lieut, in 1944 m BARBARA HILLYER Nickname— Babs Hobby—Foolin' around Song— Begin The Beguine' MM •’A'J WESLEY HELTON Nickname— Wild Bill Hobby—Boy Scouts, roaming streets Honor—Tender foot JOHNNIE HINDMAN Nickname— Tiddy Winks' Hobby—Dancing Song— Stardust Honor—Sergeant in Co-ed JARVIS JENKINS Hobby—Basketball Song— Always'' Honor— BILLIE JO HOWARD Nickname— Willie HoBby—Singing Honor—Secretary and Treasurer of Freshman Class in Timpson, Texas Football duchess HELEN KELLER Nickname— Song— Sport— CLASS '46 REBA HOOPER Hobby—Collecting for School Scrapbook Song— Marche Slaves Honor—Junior Honor Society National Honor Society 2 year letters in softball 3 years in orchestra Band EDDIE JORDAN Nickname— Country Hobby—Pictures Honors—President of Low Senior Class Captain of R.O.T.C. MARY JANES Nickname— Shorty Hobby—Basketball, tall young men Honors—N. H.. S. President L. S. A. President V.-President of Senior Class CLASS '46 MORRIS KERR Nickname— Shorty Hobby—Skating and women PAUL LAWHON Nickname— P. D. Q. Hobby—Eating Sport—All of them Honor—President of Sophomore Homeroom BRYANT KIMBALL Nickname— Tex Song— Magic Is the Moonlight' Honor—Dramatics Hobby—Women, hunting LAVON LEE Nickname— Baby Song— You Belong to My Heart' Sport—Horseback riding Hobby—Monies NELMA JOYCE KIMMELL Nickname— Skeeter Song— Because Hobby—Basketball, tennis Honor—Dramatic interest Masque and Gavel Secretary of Sophomore Homeroom ELEANOR LEINING Nickname— Hubba Hubba Hobby—Horseback riding, dancing Honor—Associated Club of Texas Pep Squad Vice-T reasurer Yell leader CLASS '46 GEORGE LEWIS Nickname— Gaw-urge Song— Stardust Sport—Basketba 11 Hobby—Making explosives, hunting Honors—N. H. S., N. F. L. Junior Traffic Court Senior Play, 1 946 JACK McCURLY Nickname— Willie Song— Sioux City Sue Sport—Swimming, basketball Honor—Sitting by Mrs. Looney in homeroom Hobby—Tinkering with machines in homeroom JIMMIE LYONS Nickname— Speedy Hobby—Breaking girls' hearts ELSIE MARTIN Nickname— Dick Hobby—Skating Song— Clair de Lune Honors—Sergeant in Co-eds Reporter and typist on Plainsman staff BETTY McCRORY Nickname— Dixie Hobby—Sports Song—- Steel Guitar Rag CARLETON MILLER Nickname— Cabbie Song— Because Hobby—String bass Honor—President of homeroom Junior Honor Society Senior Honor Society Orchestra Band Mayfete, 1945 Senior play, 1 946 Masque and Gavel N. F. L. ADELE MUIRHEAD Nickname— Aggie Song— My Hero Hobby—Steeding people Honors—Are you kidding? Offices—V.-President of Glee Club '45 Secretary of D. E. Class THELMA MORRISON Nickname— Baby-Punkin Hobby—Going with a certain young gentleman Honors—Co-eds—Lt. of Drill Co. B Journalism Booster Club Secretary of homeroom MILDRED MORRISON Nickname— Baby Hobby—Writing letters, keeping scrapbook Sport—Horseback riding Song— Stardust Honor—Lieut. Milby Co-eds CHARLENE MURPHY Nickname— Char Hobby—Reading Song— Begin the Beguine CLASS '46 BERNICE MOBLEY Song— Sport— Hobby— Honor— DANIEL MILLER Song— I'm Always Chasing Rainbows Hobby—Radio Sport—Baseball Honor—Sergeant in R.O.T.C. Junior Rotarian for March CLASS '46 VIRGINIA NEUHOFF Nickname— Song— Sport— Honor JOSEPH PENNEBAKER Nickname— Jose O'Toole Hobby—Girls, hunting, pool, bowling JACK NICKELL Nickname— Beever Song— Honey Hobby—Collect dust Honor—Football team ALTHEA PETERSON Nickname— Pete Song— Stardust Hobby—Collecting material for scrap book and having a good time Sport—Volleyball MARY PARKER Nickname— Song-— Sport— Hobby— Honor— HELEN JOY PITTS Nickname— Red Hobby—Basketball, tennis, listening to Tommy Dorsey JO ANN PLATT Nickname— Blondie Hobby—Collecting glass dogs, eating vanilla ice cream Honor—Carthage Library Club Secretary of Library Club BOBBY JEAN PRIM Nickname— Bob or B. J Sport—Tennis Song— Always Hobby—Writing letters Honor—N.H.S., C.S., P. A. NORMA JEAN PRESCOTT Nickname— Song— Sport— Honor— Hobby— MARVIN QUA ID Nickname— Qua id Hobby—Ice skating, tennis DOROTHY PRICE Nickname— Dot Hobby—Collecting stamps Song— Clair de Lune Honor—Member of Rainbow Girls MARION RYDER Nickname— Icky' Song— Stardust Hobby—Tennis CLASS '46 EUGENE SCHUMANN Nickname— Sport— Song— Hobby— Honors— GEORGIA SCARBROUGH Hobby— Nickname— Sport— Honor—Major in Co-eds N. H. S. HELEN SEMANDS Nickname— Sugar Sport—Football, basketball Hobby— Honors—N. H. S. Yell leader JERNICE SCHEUTZE Nickname— Niece Song— Always Hobby—Skating, bowling, football, talking, Boys Honor—N. H. S. Treasurer Winner of D. A. R. Good Citizen Award Club Editor of Annual VIRGINIA SHEPPARD Nickname— Ginger Honor—Captain of drum and bugle corps R.O.T.C. sponsor Secretary of N. H. S. CHARLOTTE SAWYER Nickname— Char Hobby—Dancing, football fan Honor—Walther League Clubs President of Freshman Class President of Red Cross CLASS '46 NORMA SEIMENSEN Nickname— Pee Wee Song— Let It Snow Hobby—Going to football games HAROLD SMITH Song— Sport— Hobby— FRANK SKINNER Nickname—’ Red Ryder Hobby-Horses and girls Honor—Hubba-Hubba Club CHARLENE SPARKS Nickname— Sparkie Song— Rugged But Right Hobby—Riding motorcycles Sport—Baseball DAVID SMITH Nickname— Weely Song— I Can't Begin to Tell You Hobby—Ice skating, horses, notes, dancing with girl Honor—Feature Editor of Plainsman JOYCE STUTTS Nickname— Fats Song— I'm Beginning to See the Lighr Honor-—Mazda Staff, Secretary of English Class R. O. T. C. Sponsor Hobby—Basketball CLASS '46 DOLORES THORNTON Nickname— Pug Hobby—Dancing Honor—Captain of Flags and Batons Song— Sugar Blues JEAN WALKUP Nickname— Jeanie Hobby—Skating, football, boys Honor—Secretary and treasurer of Freshman Class MOZELLE VAUGHN Nickname— Toad Hobby—Saving Pennies Song— I'm Going to Worry You Out of My Mind and Cry You Out of My Heart Honor—Queen of F. F. A. wm BILLIE FAYE WHEELER Nickname—Pony and Pee Wee Hobby—Doing things Sport—Football games Song— Falling in Love With Love1 Honor—Junior Beauty Mayfete Secretary of Low Senior Class VERNELLE VAUGHN Nickname— Peanut Hobby— Saving pennies Song— Oh, What It Seemed to Be' Honor—Duchess in Madri Gras Ball s- . CLASS '46 BILLY WRIGHT Nickname— Windy Hobby—Sammie Song— Oh, What It Seemed To Be Honor—All City Football Most Representative Program Chairman OLIVER LEE ANGLIN, JR. Nickname— O-Liver Hobby—Drawing, Carving Song— Old Rugged Cross Sports—Football, Track, Bowling, Tennis, Pool FRANCES YOUNGBLOOD Nickname— Pee Wee Hobby—Swimming, Collecting Perfume Bottles ■ DONALD BURNS Nickname— Corkey Hobby—Raising a Squirrel Dog Song— Just You Wait and See Honors—Play on Milby's First Champi- onship Football Team carol McConnell Nickname— Mack Hobby—Music JIMMIE CONE Nickname— Jim-Bo Hobby—I'll let you guess! Song— Stardust , Deep Purple1 Sports—Football Honor—Officer, R. O. T. C. BETTY JEAN GARNER Nickname— Jeannine Song— Jeannine With The Light Brown Hair Honor— Co-eds DOUGLAS ROBBINS Nickname— Bum Hobby—Fooling around Song— Sioux City Sue Sports—Baseball, Football CECIL JOHNSON Nickname— Skip Hobby—Singing Song— When My Dream Boat Comes In Sport—Basketball DOTTIE SUE ROGERS Nickname— Sot Hobby—Art Song— Sioux City Sue Sports—Tennis, Football BETTY ANN McMILLAN Nickname— Mac Hobby—Skating Song— San Antone Rose Honor-— Co-eds ARNOLD F. SCHMITZ Nickname— Arno Hobby—Camping, Indian lore Song— Till We Meet Again Sports—Swimming, Shot Put Honors—Order of the Arrow mm ««illi. MELVIN PATTON Nickname— Pat Hobby—Smooching, Playing Golf Song— Personality Sport—Football MURREL SLAID Nickname— Brother Hobby— Flying Sport—Hunting, Fishing Song— Personality CHARLENE FLANAGAN Nickname— Snooks Hobby—Collecting School Banners Song— Symphony Sport—Football GERALDINE RENCH Nickname— Gerry Hobby—Collecting Records, Bruce Song— Dark Town Polka Club Sports—Horseback Riding, Swimming Honors— Co-eds JIMMIE HENNESSY Nickname— Jim Hobby-—Building Model Airplanes Song— The Hunting Blue Sport—Football ROY SKEEN Nickname— Roy lee Hobby—Singing (Joke) Sport—Baseball Honor— De Molay (member) CLASS '46 '46 WILLIS WILLIAMS Nickname— Willie Lee Hobby—Raising Rabbits Song— Paper Moon Sport—Basketball, Baseball MARY ANN WRIGHT Nickname— Gopher Hobby—Collecting Souvenirs Song— Stardust SENIOR BEAUTIES Billie Faye Wheeler, Mildred Morrison, Virginia Sheppard, Nelma J. Kimmell CLASS FAYE THIELEPAPE Nickname— Pepper Song— Stardust Hobby—Collecting men Sport—Roller Skating Honor—Society Editor for Paper EDDIE JORDAN President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BILLIE FAYE WHEELER Secretary MARY JANES Vice President ZENE WILBANKS Sergeant-at-Arms JOYCE STUTTS T reasurer I CLASS '46 BARRETT BICKFORD BISTROW BOCKMAN BOEHM BOX BULLOCK BURSON BRYAN CAMPFIELD CARRUTH CONE CLASS '46 00 K COOPER COX DAILEY DAVIS DOBBS DOWDY ESCALANTE EVANS FALK FLANNAGAN FOGLEMAN CLASS '46 GAMMILL HALL HEGMAN HEIN HELTON HIARKER HILLYER HINDMAN HOOPER HOWARD JANES JENKINS CLASS '46 JOHNSON JORDAN KELLER KERR KIMBALL KIMMELL LAWHON LEE LEWIS LYONS McCRORY Me CURLEY I CLASS '46 MARTIN C. MILLER D. MILLER R. MILLER MOBLEY M. MORRISON T. MORRISON MUIRHEAD NEUHOFF NICHOLL PARKER PATTON SIEMSEN SKINNER D. SMITH H. SMITH SPARKS STUTTS THORNTON V. VAUGHN M. VAUGHN CLASS 46 SCHUMAN SEMANDS SHEPPARD CHACHRE CRITTENDON C. CROW L. CROW CRUMELL CRUME CULBERTSON CURLY DANIELS A. DANIELS DAWSON E. V DAVIS E. DAVIS FLANAGAN GILBERT GLOSSON GODEKE GRANT GREEN GRESSETT GRUBBS GNINN GUTIERREZ GUNTER HAINES HAND JOHANSEN CLASS '47 LESTER LINNINGER LIPSCOMB LOCKHART LOGE LOYLESS McBEE McCARTY McCOUBREY McFarland MacARTHUR MAINOR , • ■■ MAPLES MARCHAND A. MARTIN B. MARTIN I. MARTIN J. MARTIN J. MARTINEZ M. MARTINEZ MASON MAY MAYBERRY MAYNARD CLASS '47 F. MOORE R. MOORE H. R. MOORE MORGAN MORTON MUSGROVE NAGORNY NAPPER A. MILLER J. MILLER MOFFET MONTZ NEVEAN NICOLL NIXON NORTH NORTON NOTHNAGLE NUNEMAKER ODOM O'NEAL C. OWENS L OWENS M. OWENS CLASS '47 PADGETT PATTERSON PENNINGTON PENNY PESEK POCHE POITEVANT QUADE RADLEY RADNEY RAYBURN REEDY REEVES RICE REINE RENCH RICHARDS RIVERS ROBINOWITZ ROBINSON QUAST QUARTERMAN QUINTERO QUINN cs r 2r i A SEXTON SELLERS SESSIONS SHAFFER SHARP SEVERANCE SHEFFIELD SIMS SKIPPER C. SMITH M. SMITH P. SMITH CLASS '47 RODRIQUIEZ ROGGE ROMA ROMARES ROMBS ROWALD ROWALL RUSHING SABINS SADLER SOLAS SANCHEZ 1 n. SNELL CLASS '47 SNELLING SPONSLER STANFIELD STANTON STARR STEVENS STEWART STOKES STONEQUIST STRAUT SUTTON SWINDLE TABLER TANNER H. TAYLOR M. TAYLOR M. TAYLOR TEDDLIE THOMPSON THOMSON TILLER TISSUE TOWNSEND VAN NESS VETTERS VESTAL VIDRINE VIGANEGO WAITE WALTER J. WARD C. WARD WARD LOW WATSON R. WEBB S. A. WEBB REICH W'ELSH WELLS WENDEL WHEELER L WHITE M. WHITE CLASS 47 WOMACK WINGO WINFREY WIRTZ D. WILCOX I. WILCOX V. WRIGHT A. YOUNG D. YOUNG ZUBER JUNIOR BEAUTIES Bobbie L. Howell, Pat Wingo, Anne Martin, Evelyn James WILKINS WIMBERLY WOMACK WORK B. WRIGHT T. WRIGHT CLASS '48 Row 1—Adams, Addington, Akin,- Alderson, Alford, Anderson, Archer, Armstrong, V. Armstrong, Arner. Row 2—Ballinger, Baines, Barnes, Baxter, Bemus, Beaver, Berry, Bentley, Black, Blackburn. Row 3—Blankenship, Bond, Bonin, Boussam, Bradshaw, Brandon, Breazeale, Brock, E. Brown, W. Brown. Row 4—Brydson, C. Bull, M. Bull, Bullock, Burris, Burton, H. Burton, Butz, Calloway, Campbell. Row 5—Carnet, Carter, Case, Cayton, Christensen, Clark, Clayburn, Cecil, Cobb, Cockrell. Row 6—Colburn, Cooper, Cornell, Corrigan, Y. Corrigan, Cowan, B. Cox, B Cox, C. Cox, Craig. CLASS '48 Row 1—G. Crawford, Crundwell, L Cunningham, B. Cunningham, Curley, Daniel, Davenport, Davis, John Davis, Davis. Row 2—De Baun, De Lalsanya, De Zavala, Doane, Dollar, Duckett, Ducote, Dunlap, Dupree, Durret. Row 3—Elmore, Elsberry, Emmerson, Emmick, Engstrom, Erickson, Erwin, Fleener, Fleisner. Row 4—A. Flores, R. Flores, R. Flores, Foley, Fortizo, Francis, Franz, Fraehlesh, Fueroz. Row 5 Fuller, V. Fuller, Grabiel, Gains, Galbreath, P. Galbreath, Garneth, Garza, Gerhart. Row 6 Gristrop, Gittigs, Glidden, Goodner, Goolsby, Gordon, Grayson, Green, Guth, Gurth. CLASS '48 Row 1—Grimes, Guinn, Hackney, Hall, Halverson, Harris, Hayes, Hebert, Hensley, B. Henderson. Row 2—M. Henderson, Henson, Hernandez, Herring, Hill, Hobbs, Hodges, Holbert, Holt, Holland. Row 3—Hollwell, Horton, Howell, Hurst, Hutto, Irwin, Jacobs, James, Jarrell, Jerninez, C. Johnson. Row 4—E. Johnson, G. Johnson, M. V. Johnson, Jones, Kelly, Kessler, Kukundull, Kilabrue, Kim- mall. Row 5—Kimmons, C. King, F. King, Kinham, Knoff, Kristoff, Kraeger, Laird, Lancon. Row 6—Lanell, Lawrence, Lee, Leeland, Lewis, Liles, Lohn, Lucas, McCarther, McCauley. CLASS '48 Row 1—McClughen, McConnell, McGawgle, McJiniy, McOlvane, McKnight, McMillion, Markley, Marrero, Marsh. Row 2—G. Martinez, D. Martinez, V. Martinez, Mason, Massey, Mathas, Mathews, Melcher, Meyer, Millen. Row 3—Milliorn, Minister, Moffet, Mohle, Molek, Montgomery, L. Montgomery, A. Morgan, R. Morgan, Moss. Row 4—Murchinson, Musgrove, Myers, Nail,' New, Niday, Navo, Norris, Nunez, Orr. Row 5—Paplik, Parker, Parten, Pavlik, Pendora, Phillips, Polley, Posey, Pringle, Pritchard. Row 6—Racklney, Rainey, Randolf, Ratliff, Redinger, Reigard, Renton, Rich, Richards, Richardson. CLASS '48 Row 1—Richnow, Rivers, Roach, Robberson, Roberts, Robinson, Roeberig, Roenight, Rubert, Russell. Row 2—Salazar, j. Salazar, Scarnado, Schlapkahl, Seeley, J. Sharp, J. Sharp, M. Sharp, V. Sharp. Row 3—D. Shaw, R. Shaw, V. Shaw, Shuttlewoth, Singleton, Sistow, J. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith. Row 4—J. Smith, K. Smith, R. Smith, Soldnd, Solar, Spears, Spencer, Stanford, Steinsiek, Stevens. Row 5—Sustola, Sutterfield, Swain, Swindle, Tort, J. Taylor, V. Taylor, Thielepape, Thies, Thompson. Row 6—F. Thompson, R. Thompson, Thorton, Thorpe, Tipton, Trevina, L. Trajanowski, M. Traja- nawski, Tully, Turner. CLASS '48 Row 1—Tuttle, Tyler, Van Houten, Varnes, Vega, Verbeck, Vernon, Vetters, Vickers. Row 2—Vickery, Walling, Walker, H. Walters, W. Walters, Warmouth, Warren, Weatherford, Webb, Webbs. Row 3—Wheeler, Wherry, C. White, F. White, Whitley, Whitworth, Wilfong, L. Williams, M. Williams, N. Williams. Row 4—Williard, Wilson, Wolfe, Wolfer, Woodard, Worthen, Wright. SOPHOMORE BEAUTIES Janita Emerson Dorothy Field Ruth M. Anderson Winifred Mohr CLASS '49 ALEXANDER ALLEN ALLRID ANDERSON APPLEGATE ATKINSON AULT BAILEY BAKER BARCUS BATEMAN BEARD BENNIFIELD BESSER BJORNAS BLAND BOEHM BROCKSMITH BROWN BRYANT BUCKHALT CALAHANS CLADWELL CARMICHAEL CAMMACH D. CARPENTER W. CARPENTER CASE R. CASE B. CLARK T. CLARK COCKRELL COLLUM COLSTON CONE C. COOK H. COOK S. COOK COOPER B. COX C. COX CRABVILLE CROSS DEW DODSON DE LED DE ZAVALA B. DU BOSE P. DU BOSE EARNEST ELLIOTT ELLIS ENGSTROM FINDLEY FISHER FLEISSNER C FLORES R FLORES FOGLEMAN FOSHEE GASAWAY GEBAUER GESELLE GILLIAND GOLF GREEN GRUNES GUERRA HAAKSMAN K. HALL L. HALL HARME HARRELL A HARRIS H. J. HARRIS J. HARRIS HATCH HAYNES HEAD R. HEATH CLASS '49 R. HEATH HIBBETTS HIGHTOWER HOPF HOWARD HUNT JACOBS D. JAMES E. JAMES JOHNSON B. JONES M. JONES KEITH KELLER KEUTSHENREUTER KING LABYER LAWHORN McCOLLUM MeNEELY McMILLIAN McNAUGHTON MARTIN MASSEY R. MASSEY MADDOX MAXEY MAY MENDEZS MIDKINF H. MILLER CLASS '49 L. MILLER MONROE MORGAN MULLIGAN NORMAN NORTH O'BERRY O'HARA OTTS OWENS N. PARROTT R. PARROTT PATTERSON PENTAK PESEK PETTY PIKE POSTON PRESTON PRIEST PRUITT RANDALL J. RANEY N. RANEY RANDOLPH RAYMES RAYMOND REDDOCK RIECH RICHTER ROACH ROSS SADLER SALADINO SANDERSON SCHUMANN SECREST SELF SHAEFER H. SCHAEFER SHANER SHASTID SHAW SHEPPARD SIEBER B SIMON G. SIMON SMS SKINNER SLAUGHTER SMILEY E. SMITH N. J. SMITH SONTAG SPACKEY STANLEY TIMME TOWNSEND TUCKER TURNEY TURRENTINE CLASS '49 STEED .STEWART SWINDOLL TAMPKE VENTO VI GAN EGO VOSS WALKER WATKINS THOLEN WAUGHTAL 2UBER DICKERSON BEAUTIES Verna Dean Martin, Louise Case, Juanice Sheppard, Marjorie Courreges MURRAY NICOLL O'PRY PRICE PRICE PURCELL RAMEY ROBERTS RUBERT SEVERANCE SHADEMAN L SMITH SPURLOCK STEVPHENS STEVENS TOBOLA TRAMELL A. TURNER WHEATLY WHITE WHITE CLASS '50 PADGETT PENGELLY PRESCOTT QUAST QUINN RAINES RYAN SABINES SCARBROUGH T. SMITH SNELLING SPONSLER SUHN THOMAS THOMAS J. TURNER WACHOLZ WALLACE YOUMANS 1. Quit tickling her, Earl. 2. She can sit alone, Oliver. 3. Hubba! Hubba! 4. Charlie is the one with the checked shirt. 5. Ah! Love! 6. Yes, Charles, we think she is wonderful, too. 7. Oh, Johnnie, Oh, Johnnie! How you can love! 8. Romance over cokes. Stumps do come in handy! By the Shade of the Old Apple Tree.' Sugar picks 'em handsome . What, Windy, hands in your pockets? The Brains and Frenchy . Dream Stuff! Short and Sweet. Onesy, Twosy, I love yousy. Pretty sweater, isn't it, Etta? j civo riles MOST BEAUTIFUL SENIOR GIRL m $ J(i imnte mu oij.ce MOST POPULAR SENIOR GIRL MOST BEAUTIFUL SOPHOMORE GIRL MOST BEAUTIFUL FRESHMAN GIRL Wlartin U a erna ean OFFICERS OF MILBY P.-T. A. 1945-46 Standing left to right: W. I. Stevenson, Principal Mrs. E. C. White, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. W. S. Radley, 7th Vice President Mrs. R. C. Shaner, Historian Mrs. G. H. Dunlop, 5th Vice President Mrs. H. E. McNeely, Publicity Chairman Mrs. R. W. Blankenship, Recording Secretary Mrs. Wm. Lininger, President Mrs. F. L. Worley, 3rd Vice President OFFICERS FOR President Mrs. Wm. Lininger Vice President...............Mrs. E. P. Shaw Director of Membership. Mrs. J. L. Moffett Director of Finance..........Mrs. Harry Davis Director of Public Welfare.......Mrs. A. Teer Director of Extension . Mrs. G. H. Dunlop Director of Home Service. Mrs. W. S. Radley Director of Health. . . Mrs. W. H. Watson Mrs. E. P. Shaw, 1st Vice President Mrs. C. L. McLendon, Dean Mrs. E. E. Stokes, Parliamentarian Mrs. Clint Stewart, 2nd Vice President Mrs. Frank Lewis, 4th Vice President Not in picture: Mrs. H. L. Caton, Treasurer Mrs. F. M. Harris, Music Chairman Mrs. W. J. Poche, Hospitality YEAR 1946-47 Recording Secretary Mrs. W. S. Blankenship Corresponding Secretary. . Mrs. E. C. White Treasurer....................Mrs. F. L. Worley Parliamentarian......................Mrs. E. E. Stokes Publicity Chairman...........Mrs. Hugh F. King Historian................... Mrs. R. C. Shaner Faculty Representative Mrs. Ralph Looney Hospitality...............Mrs. H. E. McNeely MUSIC DEPARTMENT LaFrance Fox, Maid Ruthmary Anderson, Maid Dorothy Chaney, Valentine Sweetheart Weathersand, Elwood Clark, Reba Hooper, Ed Falk, Ann Loyce Beavers, Jean Lewis, Claire North, Edith Moffett. Betty Ann McMillian, James Hodge, Charlotte Maudry Miller, Sam Sieber, Clyde Brown, Jo Edwin Gibson, Welma Jean Miller ORCHESTRA MUSIC DEPARTMENT LaFrance Fox, Majorette Charley Marchand, Drum Major Lupe Montgomery, Lieutenant Zene Wilbanks, Lieutenant BAND Jo Ed Falk, Lupe Montgomery, Jeanetta Martin, Wayne Carpenter, Betty Sue Dowdy, Buster Beard, Zene Welbanks, Bernard Hatch Billy McNeely, Beverly Simone, Richard Cone, Gene Sanderson, Juanita Hall, Jonnie Pike, Eugene Hoff Dorothy Eirchfield, Billy Williams, James Earl Baker, James Hodge, Gloria Townsend, Duane Raymond, Annel Norton Reba Hooper, Rodney Parrott, Charlotte Weather, Glenn Whitley, Billie Beth, Jo Bob Reich, Phillip Wingo. Tommie Stewart, Carleton Miller, Ghreta Blackburn, Phillip Forteza, Billie Jo Howard, L. J. Berry, Sanjord Crabill, Elton Hall DRUM MAJOR: Charlie Marchand TWIRLERS: La France Fox, Hilda Moss LIBRARY BARBARA BARTLETT BEULAH LAMBERT JIMMIE KING MARY HAGERMAN Seated: Mary Hagerman, Juanice Sheppard, Mary Alice Garza, Reba Rushing, Librarian, Martha Akin, Betty Lou Freeman. Standing: Jimmie Lou King, Betty McFarland, Ernestine Lawhon, Shirley Jacobs, Barbara Bland, Mary Ann Eldred, Eva Marsh, Melvin Spackey, Dorothy Price, Beulah Lambert, Betty Lee Laines, Barbara Bartlett, Betty Loge. jT Charles H. Milky Sehior H)qIi School dF %� N? V ffs . W •o ■ 'r ° � o N, Con9ratu lations |ndi9° ■ , 3 oV 9 5 J vel o VX s:t%f TpHnSian l % jn. A?� 8 '0 5 . v N° A 'S'' rte611''6 WeBidItB '(ore' «,. ?,.„_ WUDoItAP� '5ft V e f % '•'In i- V r PS! 4? MILBY PLAINSMAN Editor Assistant Editors Ruthmary Anderson ......Carolyn Bond and Marianne Hill .. Mary Ann Eldred Tommy Stewart Roland McBee ... Jane Fleissner Faye Theilepape our ib raffl News Editor ........... Sports Editor ......... Assistant Sports Editor Fashions Editor ....... Society Editor ........ Art Department ...................................... Barbara Bartlett Circulation Mgr.......................................... Richard Sadler Advertising Dept..................... Bryant Kimball and Frank Worley Typists ............ Jacqueline Bonin, LaQuita Jane Davis, Jyo Vickery, Betty Tuttle, Dorothy Cowan, Paula James, John Coburn, Mary Laveta Sjnith and Evonne Davis. Fred Bates, Lloyd Hand, Jimmie Cone, Carleton Miller, Lloyd Maynard, Lawrence Alderson Rosalind Snelling, George Lewis. DEBATE JOURNALISM CLASS First row, left to right—Marianne Hill, Mary Ann Eldred, Ruthmary Anderson, Jane Fleissner. Second row, left to right—Erma Lee Stonquist, Carolyn Bond, Joyce Stutts, Virginia Neuhoff Johnny Bostick, Lucile Kneitz, Bryant Kimball. Third row, left to right—Mary Smith, La Quite Davis, Fraula Worley, Tommy Stewart, G. E. McWhirter, Roland McBee, Leroy Rich, Richard Sadler, Evelyn Guinn. ■ i v DEBATE Carleton Miller, Lloyd Hand, Fred Bates, David Wells, Lloyd Maynard, Elaine Hall, Mr. McWhirter, Francis King, Jane Fleisnner JOURNALISM ' � � -■ Standing, left to right: Albert Kayser, Johnny Bostick, R. F. Pringle, Joyce Sanders, David Smith, Bryant Kimball, Tommy Steward, Frank Worley Seated: Bill Buell, Betty Joyce Smith, Faye Thielepape, Elsie Martin, Loyce Miller, Ruthmary Anderson, David Wells TEDDY MONTZ DOROTHY SUTTON LOUISE DEW LOIS NICOLL... FRED BATES JOHNNIE BOSTICK LLOYD HAND . President Vice President ....... Secretary ........Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms .........Reporter Pari iamentarian ZELDA DAVIS WYVONNEDUNCAN NELMA J. KIMMELL LUCILLE KNEITZ ANNE MARTIN LOYCE MILLER THELMA MORRISON ROLAND McBEE BOBBIE J. PRIM JERNICE SCHUETZE LORENE SEVERANCE VIRGINIA SHEPPARD QUILL AND SCROLL TOMMY STEWART SPEECH ARTS Scenes from Almost Summer Seated, left to right: Georgia Ruth Scarborough, Mary Janes, Dorothy Sutton, Jimmie Lee Grubbs, Adrienne Young, Johnnie Hindman, Sarah Jean Bickford, Bryant Kimball. Standing, left to right: Frank Timmons, Almond Weber, Fred Bates, L. V. Veleska, Jaunita Elsbery, Virginia Newhoff, Virginia Elliot, Robert Jeanes, L. Z. Bryan, Elaine Hall. Kenneth Tanner, Billie Jo Howard, Virginia Green. Left to right: D. J. Kreager, Elaine Hall, Rosalind Snelling, Teddy Montz, Nelma Joyce Kimmell, Kenneth Tanner, L. S. Robinowitz, Maude Mary Haynes, Doris Jean Odom, Fred Bates. OFFICERS 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS 2ND SEMESTER MARY JANES President KARL OELFKE Vice President VIRGINIA SHEPPARD Secretary JERNICE SCHUETZE T reasurer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BEST CITIZENS TEDDY MONTZ Vice President EVELYN JAMES President REBA HOOPER T reasurer CARLETON MILLER Secretary (Absent) NANNETTE BARCUS Sponsor ALVIN WRIGHT MARY JANES Albert Kyser, Ted Lock- hart, Jeanine Gilbert, Louise Dew, Lenora Belle Davis, Lala Ruth Radley, June Stokes, Elaine Hoff- ma n. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: Evelyn James, Rosemary Webb, Lois Nicoll, Dorothy Walters, Betty Ann Askins, Dorothy Sutton, Car- leton Miller. Second row: Virginia Shep- pard, Janet Work, Reba Hoop- er, Dorothy Haynie, Maude Mary Haines, Betty Stevens, Jernice Schuetze, Helen Se- mands, Norma Prescott, Geor- gia Ruth Scarbrough. Third row: Rosalind Snelling, Lloyd Hand, Alvin Wright, Tom Parsons, Mary Janes, D. J. Kreager, Neva Lou Patterson, George Lewis, L. S. Robino- witz, Charlie Marchand, Shar- lyn Lininger. LAMBDA SIGMA ALPHA Albert Kyser, David Wilcox Charlie Marchand, Henry Burton, Alvin Wright, June Stokes, Mary Janes, Carolyn Bond, Evelyn James tSSk ART CLASS AT WORK DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLASS HIGH I REGISTRATION JUST A GANG AND A FORD HISTORY OF THE MILBY CO-ED CADETTES A worthwhile organization is an indication of true school spirit. We honor the Milby Co-ed Cadettes for snappy, colorful drills at football games, public performances for charity, and the standards of discipline and honorable conduct for which they stand. In 1926 Mrs. Davis organized the first pep squad of Milby. A few years later, Mr. Glen Stan- baugh and Major George Bronson organized a pep squad of both girls and boys. Just imagine!! The boys wore sateen shirts with one side gold and the other blue. Some class, huh? From 1932 to 1937 the girls were sponsored by Mrs. Lily Ingram. Our dean, Mrs. M. D. McLen- don, Mrs. Fannie Davis, and Miss Avis Bailey, were on the committee to select the name and first uniforms for the pep squad. They chose the name Milby Coed Cadettes. They decided upon military uniforms of blue coats, white skirts, and white oxfords. During this period the Coed Cadettes Booster Club was organized. The officers were: F. B. Lane, President; R. E. Cole, Vice President; G. R. Mad- dox, Secretary-treasurer; J. H. Padon, Drum In- structor; E. H. La Mair, Bugle Instructor; Mrs. Lily Ingram, Cadette sponsor. By then the Coeds had grown from 30 to 130. Mr. Padon and Mr. La Mair helped Mrs. Ingram organize and instruct the first drum and bugle corps in about 1933. Mr. Padon worked with the drummers for three years. Mr. La Mair instructed the buglers until 1942, when he volunteered for service in the navy. The very first bugles were small brass bugles with no valves. This group helped the girls raise $1500 to buy instruments. Mr. Padon's daughter, Gene, was the first mascot and held this office for three years. Since then, the Coeds have grown to 162 in number. The Coeds own 35 bugles, 20 drums, 4 lyres, silk flags, 3 lighted batons, bugle cases, drum cases, and about 100 uniforms which belong to the organization. The Coeds are now divided into the flag and batan corps, drum and bugle corps, and two companies of the drill squad. It has always been difficult for the Coeds to raise enough money to buy new equipment and have the old repaired. They must give dances, minstrels, programs, and ether entertainments to raise the required amount of money. From 1937 to 1940 the Coeds were sponsored by Miss Miriam Gerling, Mrs. Ruth Oakes, and Mrs. Paul McRoy. In 1940 it was decided that the Coeds should have a different uniform. The present uniform, copied after the French Foreign Legion, was decided upon. The uniforms have blue skirts, white coats, white capes lined with blue, and white boots, blue hats with white plumes, and brass Milby insignias. Miss Hazel Cox sponsored the girls from 1940 to 1942. Since 1942, Miss Mildred McGregor has come smiling through with the Coeds. The following named girls have had the honor of being Coed Majors: 1935-36, Mamie Ruth Shook 1937- 38, Letha Cunningham 1938- 39, Mavis Butzke 1939- 40, Marie Turnham 1940- 41, Mable Tissue 1941- 42, Nellie Shurtleff 1942- 44, Frances Johnson 1944- 45, Betty Bain 1945- 46, Georgia Ruth Scarborough Coed Mascots have been: 1940-43, Jo Anne Morgan 1944-45, Jennie Frankie 1 945-46, Penne Cottingham The present commissioned officers of the Coeds are as follows: Major: Georgia Ruth Scarborough Captain of Flags and Batons: Delores Thorton Captain of Drums and Bugle Corps: Virginia Sheppard Captain of Drill: Irma Dobbs Lieutenant of Flags and Batons: Lenora Belle Davis Lieutenant of Drums: Norma Jean Prescott • Lieutenant of Bugle Corps: Barbara Nell Bart- lett Lieutenant of Co. A: Mildred Morrison Lieutenant of Co. B: Thelma Morrison Georgia Ruth Scarbrough Irma Dobbs Mildred Morrison Doris Cleveland Thelma Morrison Alice Nagorny Norma Prescott Virginia Sheppard Bobby Howell DOLORES THORNTON Captain—VIRGINIA SHEPPARD Mascot—PENE COTTINGHAM MILDRED MORRISON Lt. of Drill Squad Company A LENORA BELLE DAVIS Lt. of Batons and Flags THELMA MORRISON Lt. of Drill Squad Company B BARBARA BARTLETT Lt. of Bugle Corps NORMA JEAN PRESCOTT Lt. of Drum Corps SERGEANTS BOBBIE LOUISE HOWELL JOHNNIE FERN HINDMAN ALICE NAGORNY BETTY LOU FREEMAN JANET WORK ELSIE MARTIN DORTHYJO HAYNIE GENE SHARP FONNIE MAE BROWNE PATSY McCARTY ARLENE HULL CO-ED FORMATION AT SHRINER’S BALL RELIGIOUS THEME - THE OLD RUGGED CROSS BATON TWIRLERS BOBBIE LOUISE HOWELL ARCHELINE NEW betty McFarland MARTHA ANN SWAIN JOY ENGSTROM EDITH DUCOTE BETTY O'NEAL SWING FLAGS ARLENE HULL I SLA MARTIN ANNA MAE FORBES JENNIE MILLER JO ANNE KIMMONS NORMA WILKINS MAJOR KARL OLLFKE CAPT. D. J. KREAGER MAJOR JOYCE 5TUTTS CAPT. VIRGINIA SHEPPARD R. O. T. C. LT. COL. DONALD ROBINSON LT. COL. GEORGIA RUTH SCARBROUGH CAPTAIN BETTY SUE DOWDY CAPT. JACK BRANNON V- R. O. T. C. OFFICERS LT. COL DON ROBINSON MAJOR KARL OELFKE CAPTAIN D. J. KREAGER CAPTAIN JACK BRANNON LT COL. GEORGIA SCARBROUGH MAJOR JOYCE STUTTS CAPTAIN BETTY SUE DOWDY CAPTAIN VIRGINIA SHEPPARD COMPANY A COMPANY B MODERN Smith, Tiller Shaw, Rackley Thompson, Alloy Lawrence, Scott Schaffer, Baines Hill, Rivers Haynes, Christensen DANCING Zuber, Kessler Crume, Bostick Hurst, James King, Taylor Mason, Ryder Miller, Cowan Robinson BASKETBALL Wanda Harms Jean Miller Jackie Pritchard Violet Mason June Gassaway Camille Sutterfield Lucille Boehm VOLLEY BALL June Gassaway Dolores Harris Sara Cratin Marie De Baum Camille Sutterfield Virginia Shaw Wanda Harms Juanita Rackley Lucille Boehm Madge Brydson Billie Jo McCollum GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION ARCHERY AND TENNIS June Hiarker Buelah Lambert Leta Alice Daniels Patsy Nixon Mary Ann Eldred Lola Mae Woodard Bobbie Jean Prim La France Fox June Hiarker Beulah Lambert Leta Alice Daniels Patsy Nixon GOLF Bill Jordan, Richard Fly, Herbert Caldwell, Lloyd Hand. TENNIS Bill Jordan, Marvin Quaid, George Reeves, L. Z. Bryan, Mr. Schoenfield Teddy Montz, Richard Fly, Bernard Hatch, Jackie Spinlock. MASCOT BILLY FAUST, ALVIN WRIGHT, DAVID WILCOX LORENE SEVERANCE, HELEN SEMANDS, DOROTHY CHANEY Buffaloes to Battle Golden Bears Fr §5 Reagan and a tin ,x! Are Next Schedi� 1 V A vs- «ft $ ? % %. v, %■ xy Bisons OverpA X Gladewater Bt s x AJ X)v -v K sCaX rfie «eS ® iC0� V 4'0V - 0 Wed, 3 % ’ • V £ .£ 0 ;S7 G O o a 1 ? 3. re Bisons Stampede Austin Pomes, � M , A '% . 'Gk Hby Closes Best tball Season V X. £ . V 0r ' w rj « ? I tj 4s ‘V $• ? V S' a ers 0„_ xfc S t „� � “• -3 ? vW V n Milby Shades Bears in Final Minutes, 7-0 FOOTBALL ROUND-UP When the Milby Buffaloes trotted out on the field in Beaumont on September 20th, they little realized that before the season was over they would have amassed the greatest gridiron record in the history of Milby High. On that night the Bisons breezed through the South Park Greenies, 18-6, to record the first opening game by the Buffs in ten years. The play of Griffin, Bryan, Hartsfield, Pringle, and the Buff forward wall gave promise of what was to come later in the season. The following week Milby swamped the Bull- dogs from Kilgore, 27-0, in Kilgore. After the Kilgore encounter the Blue and Gold opened their home season against San Antonio Tech. The Bulldogs from San Antonio, boasting one of the largest lines in the state, were behind for keeps twenty seconds after the opening kick- off. Bill Hartsfield gathered in the kick-off on the 18-yard line, and galloped 82 yards to pay dirt. Bryan's conversion put Milby in front, 7-0, and before the game was over, the Herd had tacked on 12 more points, to emerge a 19-0 victor. Milby opened their bid for their first district title with a decisive 33-0 victory over the helpless Tigers of Sam Houston. The Buff attack was led by fancy-stepping Jug Griffin, who plowed into the end zone three times. Jeff Davis' Panthers were riding a crest of three straight victories when they met the Buffs, but the North Siders went down in defeat, 20-7, before the on-rushing Bisons. Bryan scored once, and Griffin accounted for the other two by run- ning one over and passing to English for the other. The Herd slipped by the San Jacinto Golden Bears, 7-6, in what was probably the most thrill- ing game of the season. The next encounter was with the air-minded Reagan Bulldogs. The T-Model Canines matched the Milby touchdown for touchdown, but failed to cash in on the extra points as Milby did, and the Buffs came out on top, 14-12. The following week was a big one for all Milby. The Buffs triumphed over the Green and White of Austin, 39-6, to clinch the city championship. Milby took time from the city race to play the Gladewater Bears in Gladewater, trouncing the Bears 44-0. The Lamar Redskins offered Milby plenty of competition on the last regularly scheduled game of the season, but the Bison power ruled, with Milby toppling the Indians, 26-19. After that, the Buffs readied for the Ganders of R. E. Lee High School and the Bi-District tussle at High School Stadium on December 8. The Gan- ders went into the game the favorite, and the Tri-Cities high proved why they were the first time they got possession of the ball. The game ended with Goose Creek on top, 14-6. Milby's lone tally came as a result of the blocked Lee punt, re- covered by Anglin on the Lee 19. A couple of plays later, Hartsfield scored around left end after taking a hand-off from Griffin. The Blue and Gold of Milby now rests at the top of the city gridiron powers, and the Buffalo foot- ball teams of the future will have something to live up to, the 1945 Milby Buffaloes. SCORES Milby . . 18 Milby 27 Milby . . 19 Milby . . 33 Milby 20 Milby 7 Milby . . 14 Milby 39 Milby . . 44 Milby . . 26 Milby 6 Total Pts. Made 253 Southpark ........... 6 Kilgore ............. 0 San Antonio Tech 0 Sam Houston .... 0 Jeff Davis .......... 7 San Jacinto ......... 6 Reagan ............. 12 Austin .............. 6 Gladewater .......... 0 Lamar ............... 19 Robert E. Lee..... 14 Total Pts. by Opp. 70 UNDEFEATED DISTRICT 13 AA CHAMPS—1946 PARSONS LIPSCOMB FOGLEMAN TIMMONS TISSUE Left Tackle Left Tackle Right Guard Right Tackle Left Tackle TISSUE Left Tackle BURNS Right Half McCARTHEY Left Half TIMMONS Right Tackle PARSONS Left Tackle FLANAGAN Fullback BRYAN Fullback HARTSFIELD Right Half PRINGLE Quarterback OLEFKE Right End WRIGH I Left End JONES Left End BROWN Left End FALK Right End LIPSCOMB PARSONS Right Tackle Left Tackle BRYAN Fullback GRIFFIN Left Halfback TISSUE Left Tackle ENGLISH Right Halfback and Left Guard PRINGLE Quarterback FOGLEMAN Right Guard JONES Left End TIMMONS Right Tackle hartsfield Right Halfback HESSEL Right Guard v HARTSFIELD Right Halfback PRINGLE Quarterback FLANAGAN Fullback OELFKE Right End BUELL Center NICKELL Right Guard ENGLISH Left Guard and Rioht Halfback NICKELL Right Guard GRIFFIN Left Halfback BUELL ANGLIN PARSONS WRIGHT Right End Right Tackle RightTackle Center Left Guard Left Tackle Left End TIMMONS, right tackle —ANGLIN, left guard 66—HARTSFIELD, right halfback 79-—WRIGHT, left end 68—NICKELL, right guard 79—Wright, left end 66—HARTSFI ELD, right halfback GOOSECREEK GAME FOOTBALL MANAGERS HARRY LANDERS GEORGE REEVES n B TEAM First Row: Eugene Menefee, Louis Hubert, Robert Fletcher, Paul Jury, Robbie Biggs, Jim Barnhouse, Jerry Bemus. Second Row: Donald Wolf, Thurman Clark, Raymond Tartt, Lloyd Hand, Donald Carpenter, Alfred Quast, Ben Williams. Third Row: Albert Mcllvain, Jack Davenport, Moses Sanchez, Douglas Glosson, Robert Morgan, Julian Espinosa, Leonard Pringle, Henry Burton, Carl Jensen, Coach Louis Dee. 1946 BASKETBALL RESULTS PRE-SEASON GAMES Milby 52 Heights Hospital 32 Milby 19 Eastern States 14 Milby 39 Mosk Clothiers 43 Milby 70 Milby Exes 55 Milby 33 Bryan 26 Milby 31 Y-Triangles 68 HENDERSON TOURNAMENT Milby 43 Henderson 18 Milby 39 Longview 19 Milby 30 Mt. Enterprise 35 JAYCEE TOURNAMENT Milby 38 Cushing 22 Milby 30 Mt. Enterprise 33 CONROE TOURNAMENT Milby 30 Lamar 43 Milby 62 Magnolia 25 Milby 62 Leona 21 DISTRICT 13 AA We They San Jacinto ................................................ 35 37 Sam Houston ................................................ 32 40 Reagan ..................................................... 34 32 Lamar 30 43 Austin ..................................................... 23 20 Jeff Davis.................................................. 35 52 San Jacinto ................................................ 32 40 Lamar 45 30 Sam Houston ................................................ 43 30 Austin ..................................................... 58 30 Reagan .................................................... 35 38 Jeff Davis ................................................. 40 58 Total Points..................................... 442 450 Total Games Won .................................................... 5 Total Games Lost.................................................... 7 District Standing...........................................4th Place — A TEAM BASKETBALL First row: Carl Smith, Donald Burns, Horry Landers, Bill Hartsfield. Back row: Bobby Gammill, Mgr.; Foster Martin, Jack Brown, Joe Ed Falk, Bill Bratcher, Alvin Wright. Not present: Billy Earheart, Tommy Ervin. First row: Guy Shuttlesworth, Windell, Raymond Tart, Gerrold Cecil, Marion Frelich, Kenneth Fice, David Wilcox, Jerry Rainey. Second row: Arthur Kronwinkler, Del Glidden, James Ward, Louis White, Virgil Sharp, Derwent Jones, Henry Burton, Larry De Zavala, Coach Beeson. BASKETBALL ALVIN WRIGHT Forward as® BASKETBALL BILLY BRATCHER Forward JACK BROWN Forward BILLY WRIGHT Center DONALD BURNS Guard BILLY JOE FLANAGAN Forward WRIGHT Shot-put BRYAN Track FALK (Senior) Track TRACK WINDY WRIGHT T rack ANGLIN Discus BRYAN Shnt-Dut OWENS One-half miler WINS 1st place, Quadrangular Meet, San Ja cinto, Sam Houston, Davis and Mil- by 2nd place, Milby, Austin, San Jacinto and Sam Houston 3rd place, Austin, Reagan, Milby, Sam Houston 3rd place, Austin, Lamar, Milby, Sam Houston Bill Hartsfield, high hurdler, picture not shown. HARRIS (Soph) Pole-vault, 1 1 ft. FALK Discus ELLIS Quarter miler RABBIT MOORE Sprinter McCARTHER (Capt) Quarter miler _ __. •_______ •• '': ' - ... i B A TRIBUTE TO MRS. FANNIE DAVIS This page of our 1946 Annual is set aside as a tribute to one of our beloved teachers, Mrs. Fannie Davis. She was the first of our faculty to come to Harrisburg High School and the first one to retire as a result of long and continued service in the teaching profession. Having reached the age of forced retirement, she will gracefully bow to the inevitable and automatically be placed with the State Teacher Retirement group, where many of her co-workers of the Houston schools have preceded her. Literally thousands of voices speak out of glowing tribute to this faithful worker and friend of this community and of the public schools, an institution to and for which she has dedicated the very best of her life, love, and devotion. Mrs. Davis has always been a tireless worker in all the activities of the school, a most loyal friend of the Milby athletic program, and sponsor of many literary and editorial ventures of the school. Her very heart was in the school and in those members of the school, whether pupil, teacher, maid, or custodian. First in the heart of Mrs. Davis is Milby, and first in the heart of Milby is Mrs. Davis. The present faculty and student body, reinforced by all those gone before, rise up and call her blessed. Her life has been an open book of service and devotion to the cause of education. Long live Mrs. Davis! The staff relaxes after a hard year's work. We hope you like our book. ZELDA DAVIS—Editor DOROTHY SUTTON—Art Editor LLOYD HAND Sport Editor NELMA J. KIMMELL Assistant Sport Editor LORENE SEVERANCE Layout Editor ANNE MARTIN Snapshot Editor JERNICE SCHUETZE Club Editor LOUISE DEW Advertising Manager LOIS NICOLL Circulation Manager SOUTHERN ENGRAVING COMPANY HOUSTON MEDALS TROPHIES AWARDS CERTIFICATES CAPS AND GOWNS CLASS RINGS ENGRAVED INVITATIONS ENGRAVED DIPLOMAS CLASS PINS Jeddy dldontz PRESIDENT OF STUDENT BODY JEWELERS AND ENGRAVERS Official Jewelers for the Class of Milby High School Commencement Invitations Designed and Engraved by Southern J. R. JONES City Sales Representative Office and Factory 1 1 1 6V2 Prairie Telephones C-61 76-61 77 J O. B. HINKLE SON HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS 7406 Harrisburg W. 1857 GLAW'S SERVICE STATION 4104 Polk B. 3-0597 BROADWAY POULTRY FEED STORE 1600 BROADWAY W. 6-3706 Lt. THELMA MORRISON, Co. B Lt. MILDRED MORRISON, Co. A TELEPHONE LAUNDRY 809 TELEPHONE ROAD W. 2123 HOUSTON INDUSTRIAL FINANCE COMPANY 'You Can Always Do Better at Cohn's'' FEJ. 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Prairie at Fannin SERVICE STATION 1815 Broadway W. 0219 THE BLUEBONNET AN INTERSTATE THEATRE HART NUSSBAUM COMPLETE OUTFITTERS TO MEN 410 Main D. E. Enthusiast Coot. VIRGINIA SHEPPARD This station is fully equipped and capably manned to keep your car run- ning right and looking good. Products are second to none. Esso Extra gasoline is the best you ever used—997 Motor Oil is carefully balanced to cool, clean, seal and lubricate the engine of your car. Your Neighborhood Humble Service Station Lt. Col. GEORGIA R. SCARBROUGH Lt. Col. DONALD ROBINSON HOUSTON'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE ROEBUCK AND CO. High Quality Merchandise • Convenient Parking • Courteous Service • Excellent Location 4201 MAIN STREET AMERICAN DEMOCRACY CAN BE PRESERVED Lt. BARBARA BARTLETT We can compete, if we will, in the world markets with the goods produced under the semi-slavery of dictators. We can keep aggressors from our shores. But we can do it only if we develop discipline; not the discipline imposed by a dic- tator, but the self-discipline of democracy. That means willingness to do irksome tasks well and cheerfully. It means thrift, not to amass fortunes, but to acquire stakes in productive enterprise with the consequent diffusion of domestic pur- chasing power. We must bring about greater efficiency. Our young people must not continue to step onto the threshold of life in a haphazard, hit and miss gamble with destiny expecting luck or accident to provide a place in which they may fit. They must be trained with a purpose. They must be taught self-discipline. They must learn to enjoy work and exult in great achievement. Let every school and every home strive to attain this goal and the enslaved peoples of ruthless military dictatorship of the world will conquer neither our trade nor our land. We will continue to be a free people, living in peace and prosperity. 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