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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1947 volume:

MM Within the narrow limits of these pages the staff of the Buffalo for 1947 has endeav- ored to capture some of the highlights of the events that have been of interest to you dur- ing our months together. As you turn these pages, may the record pictured and written herein recall to your mind that combination of joy, work, and play which forms the pat- tern of a successful high sch ool year. Louise Dew, Lorene Severance, Anne Martin, Billye Faye Wheeler, Carolyn Otts, Claire North, Lois Nicoll Richard Fly, Lloyd Hand Fred Bates, David Wilcox, Teddy Montz, Roland McBee, Tommy Stewart OF CHARLES H. MILBY HIGH SCHOOL HOUSTON, TEXAS VOLUME XIV, 1946 Editor-in-Chief........... Assistant Editor.......... Business Manager.......... Circulation Manager. . . . Advertising Manager. . . Associates in Advertising Snapshot Editor........... Art Editor................ Club Editor............... Sports Editors............ Typists................... .......LLOYD HAND .......LOUISE DEW ...____TEDDY MONTZ .......LOIS NICOLL .......FRED BATES .......RICHARD FLY CAROLYN OTTS .......ANNE MARTIN . .LORENE SEVERANCE .......DAVID WILCOX . . . .TOMMY STEWART ROLAND McBEE BILLYE FAYE WHEELER CLAIRE NORTH Because we are aware of the turbulent ancl perilous times in which we live; be- cause we hold that justice, tolerance, and decency are the rightful heritage of every human being; because we know that our democracy has been built upon those prin- ciples of truth and fair-dealing which are the very substance of any worthy national life; and because we feel the responsibility that rests upon youth to set the pace for the spiritual well-being and social advance- ment of all men, regardless of creed or race— we dedicate this annual to the Brotherhood of Man and Peace around the World. FREDDY MUSGROVE LORENE SEVERANCE TEDDY MONTZ DOROTHY CHANEY DAVID WILCOX JANET HIBBETTS TABLE OF CONTENT I. ADMINISTRATION II. CLASSES III. FAVORITES IV. ACTIVITIES V. SPORTS VI. ADVERTISING J. O. WEBB Assistant Superintendent W. E. MORELAND Superintendent of Schools Houston Independent School District BOARD OF EDUCATION H. A. PETERSON, M. D. President EWING WERLEIN Vice-President IMA HOGG Secretary WILLIAM G. FARRINGTON Assistant Secretary RAY K. DAILY, M. D. HOLGER JEPPENSEN CHAS. W. McPHAIL J. H. WRIGHT Director of Personnel -Qdh mmLittatio-n MRS. CLARA McLENDON Dean of Charles H. Milby MRS. EDITH PELL Attendance Clerk of Charles H. Milby MRS. ROY NEEDHAM Registrar of Charles H. M WILLIAMS’ OFFICE FRONT ROW CLARA NELL ROGGE SECOND ROW SPONSLER, THOMPSON, HAYNIE, ROWALD, SEALY, BIRCHFIELD, RANDLE, TAYLOR, BOSTICK. � rj b I McGREGOR’S OFFICE HOINER, WILCOX, FLEISSNER, VERBUK, GILLILAND, BROWN, FLEENER. NEEDAM’S OFFICE BARTLETT, OLIPHANT, STOKES, SHEAFFER, MARRERO, RADLEY, WEBB, WALTER, DUNLOP, BROWN. DEAN’S OFFICE FRONT ROW DEISCH, HILDEBRAND, O’NEAL, SMITH, NEAT. SECOND ROW JOHNSON, BOND, ODOM, DANIEL, JOINER, HERMOSILLO, STONEQUIST, DELANEY, BREMER, HERNANDEZ, NORTH F A C U T Y It MISS MARGUERITE BRENNAN MR. LOUIS DEE MISS EVELYN DURHAM FACULTY MR. MORRIS W. HOOD MRS. LILY P. INGRAM MISS DOROTHY JAMISON MRS. MARYLIN FARMER MRS. J. E. GRAY MRS. GLADYS HALL MR. WILLIAM HAND MISS FANNIE HARRELL MR. J. B. HENDRIX Y F A C U MRS. MARGARET JARRY MR. EARL H. JUNG MR. BERT H. KIVELL MISS MILDRED L. McGREGOR MRS. E. K. McMAHAN MR. GEORGE E. McWHIRTER MRS. FERN C. SAXTON SCHOENFIELD MR. ALV N MR. JOHN C. MARR MR. RICHARD M. NIEMI MRS. GLADYS PRICE MRS. J. C. PERKINS • % w-.- ■£ ■' .:' .t MR. FRANK M. POTTER MISS REBA J. RUSHINO MR. EUGENE SEASTRAND MR. HENRY CLAY SMITH MRS. J. HENRY SIMPSON MISS CORA D. STOCKARD MRS. DOROTHEA WATSON MR. NOBILE R. WILLIAMS CO-ED CADETTE TEA MRS. NELL WALLACE LEONARD PRINGLE Second Vice President HENRY BURTON First Vice President CHARLIE MARCHAND President BILL HARTSFIELD Program Chairman (2[dii £5. BARBARA BARTLETT Secretary BILL HARTSFIELD Sgt. of Arms TEDDY MONTZ President JACK BROWN Vice President MID-TERM ‘47 ( ALL A ANGLIN, OLIVER BRADSHAW, BEVERLY COX, WINIFRED ASL CULBERTSON, TRACY HARRINGTON, LOUISE LUCIO, AUGUSTINE BA ROBINOWITZ, L. S. ROGERS, SUE SNELLING, ROSALIND BAR SUTTON, DOROTHY WRIGHT, BILLY 47 C L AS S ’47 ALLEN, RUBY JOYCE ALVA, MARTIN ANDERSON, HARRY lY ASHLEY, GENE ASKINS, BETTY lY ATKINSON, RUTH ISE BAIRD, BETTY BARKER, CHARLENE BARKLEY, BILLY sID BARNHOUSE, JIMMY BARR, MARIAN BARTLETT, BARBARA CLASS ‘47 BATES, FRED BECK, LOWELL BECKER, DAVID BERNDT, BETTY BIGGS, ROBBIE BIRCHFIELD, DOROTHY BYRN BLACKBURN, GHRETA BLAND, GARLAND BLOCK, MERRY BOSTICK, JOHNNY BOWMAN, CHARLES BRIDGES, CLIFFORD BROWN, JACK BROWNE, FONNIE MAE BRUCE, EDWIN BRYANT, B. J BURKE, ALLEN BURNS, DONALD BYRNE, MERLE CARLETON, KENNETH CARRICK, THOMASINA CARSON, DAVID CERNEY, TOM CHESSLER, L. H CLASS ’47 CLARK, BILLY FRED CLARK, KENNETH COCKRELL, DOLORES COLE, BOBBIE ANN COLLIER, CATHERINE COLSTON, MURIEL CORLEY, BOB CRATIN, SARA CROW, CAROLYN CURBY, BILLY CROW, LADELLE DANIEL, LETA ALICE CLASS 47 DAVIS, ELLA VEE DAVIS, EVONNE DeBAUN, JOYCE DeHART, GERALD DeLANEY, BILLIE DEW, LOUISE DEISCH, JOYCE DOWLING, RUBY ELLIS, SHERRILL ERWIN, JOHN ESCALANTE, MARY FERNANDEZ, MARY FINCHER, JERRY FLANAGAN, BILL FLETCHER, PAULINE FLY, RICHARD FORBES, ANNA MAE FOX, La FRANCE FRANCIS, VERNON FREEMAN, BETTY LOU FREEZE, BETTY FRENCH, MARIE FULLER, BILLIE GANN, MARY LOU CLASS '47 GILBERT, JEANINE GRUBBS, JIMMIE LEE GUINN, DICK GUTIERREZ, CONSUELO HAINES, BETTY HAND, LLOYD U HARRIS. ELISABETH HARTSFIELD, BILL HATCH. BERNARD HAYNES, MAUDE MARY HAYNIE, DOROTHY JO )U HERDEJURGEN, ROSS HERMOSILLO, ETHEL HIBBETTS, JIM HILDEBRAND, MARY HILL, BRYAN HITCHCOCK, ALAN HODGE, JAMES HOFFMAN, ELAINE HUEBNER, EVANGEUNi HULL, ARLENE HYATT, D JAMES, EVELYN C L A S S ’47 JOHANSEN, DORIS JOHNSON, GERALDINE JOHNSTON, BETTY JOINER, DOROTHY MAE JONES, DERWENT JURY, PAUL KARALES, MIKE KIN, JAMES KINGSBURY, JOY KNEITZ, LUCILLE KRONWINKLER, ARTHUR LAMBERT, BEAULAH C LAS S 47 cCO LANCON, R. A. LANDERS, HARRY LEE LANGDON, MARIE Me I LANDGON, MARLYS LELAND, DOROTHY LINNINGER, SHARLYN MAY M LIPSCOMB, JOHN LITTLE, JACK LOCKHART, TED MOI LOWRY, JANICE MeBEE, ROLAND McCARTY, PATSY C L AS S '47 cCOUBREY, JAMES McFarland, betty MARCHAND, CHARLEY MARTIN, ANNE MARTINEZ, MARY MAY, AILENE MAYNARD, LLOYD MILLER, JENNIE MOFFETT, EDWARD MONTZ, TEDDY MOORE, HELEN MORGAN, BEVERLY CLASS ’47 MULLIGAN, DAVID NAGORNEY, ALICE NAPLES, CATHERINI NICOLL, LOIS NONEMACHER, MILK NIXON, PATSY NORTH, SHIRLEY ODOM, DORIS JEANN OWENS, CHARLES PATTERSON, NEVA LOU PENNINGTON, MAX ROCHE, DAIL RADNEY, MARVIN RAIA, JOHNNY REINE, ARTHUR C L AS S ’47 POITEVENT, DONALD QUINN, SAMMIE RADLEY, LALLA RUTH IVERS, ELAINE ROBBINS, DOUGLAS ROBINSON, DOROTHY a ROWALD, MILAM RUSHING, MARY JANE RYAN, LEONARD C LAS 5 ‘47 SADLER, RICHARD SCHAEFFER, VERA SCHMITZ, ARNOLD SELLARS, MIRIAM SEXTON, JOAN SHARP, EUGENIA SHAW, VIRGINIA SIMS, JOAN SNELL, MADELINf SPONSLER, LENORE STARR, ROXIE ANN STEWART, TOM CLASS '47 STROUD, DOROTHY TANNER, KENNETH TAYLOR, HAZEL TAYLOR, MARJORIE TAYLOR, MILDRED THOMASON, SHIRLEY THOMPSON, LELA TILLER, NORMA TISSUE, CHARLES TROTTER, BOB TURNER, WANDA VAN NESS, BEATRICE CLASS ‘47 C VETTERS, FAYE W VIDRINE, EMMA JANE VITEMB, HARRY WAITE, WENDOLYN WALTER, DOROTHY WARD, CHARLENE WEBB, SUE ANN VV WELLS, DAVID WENDEL, GEORGE WARDLAW, WILMA Vv WATSON, ALVIN WEBB, ROSEMARY WESEMAN, BILLY BILLIE FAYE WHEELER MIRIAM WHITE WILCOX, IRENE WIRTZ, HUBERT WOMACK, HANEY WOMACK, JOYCE WORLEY, FRANK WRIGHT, BONNIE WRIGHT, ViVIAK YOUNG, ADRIENNE YOUNG, DALE MILBY HIGH SCHOOL HONOR GRADUATES 1947 WEBB, ROSEMARY HOFFMAN, ELAINE GILBERT, JEANINE SPONSLER, LENORE JAMES, EVELYN PATERSON, NEVA LOU BYRNE, MERLE Highest 5% SHAW, VIRGINIA NORTH, SHIRLEY WRIGHT, BONNIE LOU SUTTON, DOROTHY LININGER, SHARLYN RADLEY, LALLA RUTH LOCKHART, TED (Mid-term) Next Highest 10% MARTIN, ANNE BOWMAN, CHARLES DEW, LOUISE GRUBBS, JIMMIE LEE VETTERS, FAY SNELLING, ROSALIND (Mid-term) HAYNES, MAUDE MARY ROBINOWITZ, L. S. (Mid-term) DEISCH, JOYCE SEXTON, JOAN MILLER, JENNIE ODOM, DORIS JEANNE COLE, BOBBIE ANN ASKINS, BETTY WORK, JANET BIRCHFIELD, DOROTHY MORGAN, BEVERLY STARR, ROXIE ANN WILCOX, IRENE TAYLOR, HAZEL HILDEBRAND, MARY MARCHAND, CHARLEY WELLS, DAVID DAVIS, ELLA VEE ZUBER, MARY JO ZAESKE, LEROY name: GENE ASHLEY HONORS: R. O. T. C. Dramatic Club Jr. Honor Society ambition: Cinema Projector Operator NAME: HARRY ANDERSON HONORS: Lt. R. O. T. C. Sgt-at-Arms Senior Homeroom ambition: Undecided name: MARTIN ALVA ambition: Mechanical Engineer NAME: RUTH ATKINSON honors: Quill Scroll Masque Gavel Sgt. in Co-eds Ripley Masque Gavel Senior Class Rep. Plainsman Staff ambition: Musician BETTY ANN ASKINS N.H.S. Masque Gavel Quill Scroll Senior Council Graduate from Hardin-Simmons NAM E HONORS name: BETTY BAIRD honors: Elkadettes ambition: Secretary name: JIM BARNHOUSE honors: Dramatic Club '46 Football Team Homeroom Pres. Jr. Honor Society '45 Ragnot One of the Three Idiots ition: Dentist AMBITION CHARLEEN BARKEY HONORS: CpI. Co-eds Choral Club Homeroom Representative ambition: Engineer Officer in U.S. Army mbition: Capable Secretary FRED BATES Quill Scroll—Treas. Masque Gavel—Treas. N. F. L—Pres. C.S. P. A. Ripley Masque Gavel—Pres Debate Team Senior Play Cast Criminal Lawyer- NAME HONORS name BARBARA NELL BARTLETT honors: Freshman Beauty '44 Lt. Bugles '45-'46 Capt. Bugles '46-'47 Sec. Senior Class ambition: Commercial Artist AM ITION name: MARIAN BARR ambition: A Registered Nurse CLASS ’ 4 7 NAME: LOWELL BECK honors: Pres. Homeroom N. F. L. Citadel Debate Club ambition: Chemist -Pres. NAME: DOROTHY BIRCHFIELD honors: Staff Sgt. Band '46-’47 Masque Gavel Senior Play N. H.S. Orchestra ambition: Go to Baylor Private Secretary EDWIN BRUCE name: JOHNNY BOSTICK honors: Quill Scroll N. H. S. AMBITION: Model NAME: CHARLES ELMO BOWMAN honors: Pres. Homeroom (3 years) National Jr. Honor Society N. H. S. La Rosa Basketball Team B” Basketball Team ambition: Degree Mechanical Engineering from Rice Get Married ambition: Missionary NAME. MERRY ELLEN BLOCK HONORS: “Dustmop Citadel Forensic Ripley Masque Gavel C.S. P. A. name: GARLAND BLAND honors. Pres. Homeroom (3 years) ambition: Good Husband NAME: JACK BROWN honors: Vice-Pres. Senior Class Football Letter, '45-'46 Basketball Letter, '46-'47 AMBITION: Coach CLASS '47 NAME: B. J. BRYANT honors: Mgr. Football Team two years Mgr. B-team two years ambition: Mgr. Pro-Football name: DONALD “CORKY BURNS honors: Sgt.-at-Arms Senior Homeroom Letterman ‘45-'46 Football Team Letterman '46-'47 Basketball Team All City Football '46 All City Basketball Third Team '46 ambition; Play Pro-BasebaII, Coach after getting too old NAME: ALLEN BURKE honors: Swimming Team Life Guard ambition: Successful in Life NAME: MERLE BYRNE honors: Pres. Jr. H. S. Sec. Homeroom, Fr. Jr. Sr. N.H.S. Ass t. Dir. Senior Play Sp. Ill Award Holy City Orator ambition: Successful Chemist NAME: THOMASINA CARRICK honors: Sgt. Bugles in Co-eds Homeroom Senior Rep. Secretary Homeroom ambition: Success after Graduation name: DAVID CARSON honors: Senior Class Rep. Bowling Team Sec. ambition: Writer Druggist NAME: DOLORES COCKRELL honors: Journalism Elkadettes ambition: Career Woman NAME: BILLY FRED CLARK HONORS: Capt. R.O. T. C. P. M. S T Award Sharpshooter Rifle Team Member ambition: Radio Repair Man AMBITION: KENNETH CLARK Lt. R.O.T.C. P. M.S. T. Ribbon Expert Rifleman Petroleum Engineer NAME: THOMAS CERNEY ambition: Electrical Engineei NAME: BOBBEE ANN COLE honors: Pres. Senior Homeroom Senior Representative First Place Spanish Award Second place Spanish Award ambition: Housewife name: CATHERINE COLLIER ambition: Housewife CLASS '41 NAME: BOB CORLEY honors: La Rose Cleaners Basketball Team ambition: Undecided NAME: MURIEL COLSTON honors: Sec. Homeroom '43-'44 Vice-Pres. Jr. Sr. ambition: Finish School NAME: CAROLYN CROW honors: Swimming Team ambition: Secretary name: SARA CRATIN honors: Capt. Volleyball Team ambition: Singer NAME: LADELLE CROWE ambition: Efficient Secretary Housewife name: BILLY CURBY honors; La Rosa Basketball Team Sgt. Arms Homeroom ambition: Electrical Engineer name: ELLA VEE DAVIS HONORS: Quill Scroll C. S. P. A. Sec. of Photo Club ambition: Undecided name; LETA ALICE DANIEL HONORS: CpI. Co-eds Orchestra ambition: Secretary name: JOYCE DeBAUN ambition; Efficient Secretary NAME: LOUISE DEW honors: N. H. S.—Secretary Quill Scroll Who's Who In America High Schools Ass't. Editor Annual Track Queen—City Most Rep. Girl '47 ambition: Advertising NAME: HONORS: AMBITION: EVONNE DAVIS Pres. Jr. Homeroom Nurse NAME: JOYCE DEISCH HONORS: N. H. S. Daughters Am. Revolution Co-eds ambition: Graduate name: MARY ESCALANTE honors: Two years Co-eds ambition: Stenographer NAME: JOHN ERWIN honors: Staff Sgt. R.O.T.C. Quill Scroll Sharpshooter Feature Editor of Cub Plainsman ambition: Electrical Engineer Ti� name: GERRY FINCHER ambition: To be successful NAME: MARY FERNANDEZ ambition: Professional Dancer Dancing Teacher NAME: BILLIE JOE FLANAGAN honors: Three-year letterman—football basketball. All city basketball '47 All city football '46 ambition: To be successful and happy name: ANN MAE FORBES honors: Co-eds ambition: Beautician LA FRANCE FOX Valentine Sweetheart Maid Basketball Sweetheart '44-'45 Band Majorette ’45-’46, ’46-'47 Housewife name: PAULINE FLETCHER honors: Gym Home Economics ambition: Efficient Homemaker Secretarial Work NAME: BETTY FREESE ambition: Successful Secretary name: MARIE FRENCH honors: Captain Drum Corps—Co-eds ambition: To be a secretary and to mah someone a good wife name: BETTY LOU FREEMAN HONORS: Quill Scroll Co-eds, Lt. Drums '46-'47 AMBITION: Nurse NAME: BILLIE JEAN FULLER honors: CpI. in Co-eds Sec. of Homeroom ambition: Be a good housewife NAME: CONSUELO GUTIERREZ honors: Spanish Award '45-'46 Dramatics Journalism ambition: Spanish Teacher NAME: JEANINE GILBERT HONORS: N. H. S. ambition: Housewife name: MARRY LOU GANN honors: Lt. Drill Sqd. Co-eds mbition: To be a good housewife name. BETTY LEE HAINES ambition: To be a secretary name: DICK GUINN ambition: Rancher BILL HARTSFIELD Program Chairman Student Body Sgt. Arms Senior Class; Quill Scroll Football '45, '46, '47; Swimming '45-'46 Basketball '45, '46, '47 National Who's Who Register Homeroom Rep. Sr. Class Finish College; Be successful as a Coach Live happily ever after AMBI 1 ION: NAME: BERNARD HATCH honors: Tech. Sgt. in Band Downbeats Senior Homeroom Representative ambition: To have my own band LLOYD HAND NAME N. H. S.—Pres.; N. F. L.—Vice-Pres. Quill Scroll, Pres.; Masque Gavel, Pres Milby Hi-Y—Pres.; Booster Club—Pres. Cheerleader—'43-’44; Best Citizen '47 Golf Team; Most Popular Boy Ripley Masque Gavel 1st Place—N. F. L. District Oratorical-Declamation Be an honest lawyer -I' iNi i K V. AMBITION. NAME: MAUDE MARY HAYNES honors: Major Sponsor R. O. T. C. N. H.S. Vice-Pres. Dramatics Int. Senior Play Ripley Masque Gavel AMBITION: Psychiatrist name: ELIZABETH HARRIS ambition: Bookkeeper name: DOROTHY JO HAYNIE honors: Captain Drill Sqd.—Co-eds N. H.S. Teen Model ambition: Chemotherapist or Lab Technician name: JIM BOB HIBBETTS honors: La Rose Basketball team ambition: To be a Doctor name: ROSS HERDEJURGEN honors: Swimming Team Cabinet Shop ambition: Rancher name: ETHEL HERMOSILLO honors: Co-eds .ambition: Good Secretary NAME: GRACE HILL :hnid(� ambition: Nurse NAME: MARY HILDEBRAND HONORS: N. H. S. ambition: To graduate name: ALAN HITCHCOCK honors: P. S.M. T. Ribbon ambition: Bookkeeper and Accountant CLASS '47 name: JAMES HODGE honors: Chem. Lab Assistant Band Officer Sr. Homeroom Rep. ambition: Aeronautical Engineer NAME: DORIS JOHANSEN honors: Rainbow, Orchestra AMBITION: Nurse NAME: D. H. HYATT ambition: To travel and also go to college and earn a degree in science NAME: EVELYN JAMES honors: N. H. S.—Pres. '46 Lambda Sigma Alpha Masque Gavel N. F. L. R.O. T.C. Sponsor—Capt. Jr. Beauty Sr. Homeroom Rep. ambition: Graduation from College Church Organist 1 name: ELAINE HOFFMAN honors: May Fete '45 Interscholastic Play '45-’47 Senior Play Ripley Masque and Gavel—Sec. Milby Masque and Gavel N. H. S.—Vice-Pres. '47 Booster Club Rep. Senior Rep. ambition: To be a speech coach name: GERALDINE JOHNSON honors: Scottish Brigade Co-eds ambition: Housewife CLASS '47 name: BETTY JOHNSTON honors: Sgt. Drums Co-eds Booster Representative Class Reporter Dramatics Executive Secretary NAME: JAMES KIN ambition: Surgeon name: DERWENT JONES HONORS: Two year letterman football Looney Award Homeroom Representative ambition: Singer NAME: PAUL JURY honors: Vice-Pres. Milby Hi-Y Vice-Pres. Senior Homeroom Basketball Manager '47 Football Team '46 Most Handsome Sr. Boy ambition: Successful High School Coach name: DOROTHY MAE JOINER honors: Rainbow AMBITION: Good wife NAME: JOY KINGSBURY honors: Public Speaking ambition: Secretary name: BEULAH LAMBERT ambition: Dependable Secretary name: LUCILLE KNEITZ HONORS: N. H. S. Quill Scroll News Editor, Plainsman ambition: English Teacher NAME: HARRY LANDERS honors: Pres. Sr. Homeroom Pres. Milby Hi-Y 2 Yr. Basketball Letterman Champion Football Team-Manager ition: To be a Successful Coach AMBITION NAME: R. A. LANCON ambition: Engineer NAME: MARIE LANGDON honors: Softball winners '43 Interscholastic Spelling AMBITION: Artist name ARTHUR KRONWRINKLER honors: La Rose Cleaners Basketball Team Foreman P. M. Auto Mech. name: DOROTHY LELAND honors: President—Clothing Club ambition: Housewife or office girl NAME: JANICE LOWRY honors: Co-eds N.F.H.A.—Program Chairman Council Member CpI. Lyrs Corps NAME: MARLYS JEAN LANGDON honors: Volley Ball 46 ambition: Secretary rv in Chino iTiriM- Miss name: JACK T. LITTLE ambition: Engineer JOHN LIPSCOMB Letterman football '45-’46 Track '46 Football Scholastic Award Jr. Rotarian Senior Committee Civil Engineer NAME: SHARLYN LINNINGER HONORS: N. H. S. Orchestra Sec.-Treas. Senior Homeroom All-City Orchestra ambition: Graduate from Rice name: TED LOCKHART honors: Spanish III IV Awards N. H. S. Tennis Team ambition: Go to Rice Institute name: betty McFarland honors: Capt. Baton Flag Corps Quill Scroll Plainsman Treas. Photo Club Sec. Homeroom ambition: Wife and Journalist name: patsy McCarty honors: Sgt. Co-eds 45- 46 ambition: Housewife name: JIMMY McCOUBREY honors.- Track ambition: Engineer NAME: ROLAND McBEE honors: Sports Editor, Plainsman, ’45, ’-46,’47 1 Co-Sports Editor, Annual; Quill Scrol Press Club; Slug Club,-C. S. P. A. Journalism Letterman ambition: Career in Journalism I A| name: CHARLEY MARCHAND Pres. Student Body; Pres. N. H. S. Vice-Pres. Masque Gavel Drum Major of Band; Lt. Col. of R. O.T.C Who’s Who in America; L. S. A. Citadel Forensic Debate; N F. L. Ripley Masque Gavel College Education 46 47 Scroll NAME: ANINL MAK IUN honors: R. O. T. C. Sponsor N. H.S. Quill Scroll National Who’s Who Register Annual Staff '46-'47 Senior Committee ambition: Graduate from Rice NAME: LLOYD MAYNARD HONORS: Capt. R.O.T.C. Battalion Adjutant De Molay Debate Club, Pres. Citadel Forensic N.F.S. Masque Gavel Ripley Masque Gavel AMBITION: Law name: MERVIN MAYBERRY honors. 2nd Award (Honorary Mention) for Spanish III ambition Ranching (cattle raising) and Rodeo bronc and bull riding NAME: MARY MARTINEZ HONORS: CpI. Co-eds ambition: Stenographer NAME JENNIE LOUISE MILLER honors: Co-eds—Swing Flags ambition: To be a Typist NAME: AILENE MAY ambition: Secretarial Work ■ - ■ name: EDWARD MOFFETT ambition: Ranching NAME: ALICE MAY NAGORNY honors: Sgt. Bugles Co-eds ambition: Housewife NAME: HELEN MOORE honors: Milby Masque Gavel Ripley Masque Gavel ambition: Missionary name: BEVERLY MORGAN HONORS: N. H. S. Quill Scroll Plainsman Co-eds ambition: A really good telephone operator and wife name: TEDDY MONTZ honors: Pres. Student Body '46; Pres. Sr. Class N. H. S. V-Pres. '46; Quill Scroll, Pres. Vice-Pres. Booster Club National Who's Who Register Citadel Forensic Society Milby Masque Gavel Senior Cheer Leader '46-'47 N. F. L.; Senior Play; Annual Staff '46- 4 Teen-Boy of Month; Most Rep. '47 Houston Chairman Community Chest j ambition: Architecture NAME: CATHERINE NAPLES ambition: A successful Beautician NAME: LOIS NICOLL ass I pres v honors: Quill Scroll N. H.S. Circulation Mgr. Annual School Paper May Fete '45 I ambition: Musician M6-M71 Ihest name: DORIS JEANNE ODOM honors: Masque Gavel Quill Scroll Dramatics Plainsman Senior Play Ripley Masque Gavel 1 NAME: PATSY NIXON honors: Band—'42, '43, '44 Archery Team '46 ambition: Successful Housewife name: CHARLES OWENS honors: Master Sgt. R.O.T. C. ambition: Rice Farmer name: SHIRLEY NORTH honors: Treasurer—N. H. S. Quill Scroll Feature Editor—Plainsman President—Senior Homeroom C.S.P. A. ambition: Graduate from College Journalist NAME: MILTON NONEMACKER ambition: Mechanic CLASS '41 if WL NAME: NEVA LOU PATTERSON HONORS: N. H. S. Masque Gavel National Foresnic Society Citadel Forensic Society Homeroom—Secretary Pepsi Cola Contest Best Citizen ambition: Private Secretary name: MAXINE PENNINGTON ambition: Successful Stenographer z- 1 im M .j W Vi . ' jt jirgj ' k: NAME: SHIRLEY PEARSON honors: Choral Club Bowling Club ambition: P. E. Instructor NAME: DONALD POITEVENT ambition: Civil Engineer pi ]?,t , M-Af :JBSm v hi NAME: DA|L POCHE honors: Corresponding Secretary- Citadel Forensic ambition: Good Housewife name: LERA QUADE ambition: Secretary xkt [Tum ,n NAME: SAMMIE QUINN honors: Booster Club Rep. ambition A good housewife NAME: MILAM ROWOLD honors: Capt. '45 Ragnots ambition: To be a professional fighter name: DOROTHY MAE ROBINSON ambition: To be a Successful Secretary NAME: ELAINE RIVERS ambition: Housewife NAME ARTHUR REINE honors: N.H.S.; Pres. Homeroom Bowling team; Press Tournament Booster Representative Tennis Team Basketball Baseball in Church Leagues ambition: Enter Rice, Graduate and become Mechanical Engineer NAME: JOHNNY LEE RAIA honors: Pres. D. E. Sgt.-at-Arms Homeroom ambition: Architect NAME: VERA MAE SCHAEFER honors-: Bowling League ambition: Housewife Comptometer Operator NAME: RICHARD SADLER JR. honors: Assistant Sports Editor '44 Assistant Circulation Manager '45 Circulation Manager '46-'47 President Homeroom '45 Quill Scroll C.S. P. A. Plainsman ambition: To make a good newspaperman name: MARY JANE RUSHING ambition: Housewife NAME: ARNOLD SCHMITZ honors: Quill Scroll Sgt.-at-Arms—Quill Scroll Trainer '46 Football Team ambition: To make good at A M name: MIRIAM SELLARS honors: Young Life Club ambition: Success in Life A NAME: VIRGINIA SHAW honors: Capt. School Volley Ball Team ambition: Secretary NAME: JOAN SEXTON HONORS: N. H. S. ambition: Graduate from College and be a good wife name: LENORE SPONSLER HONORS: N. H. S. Quill Scroll Feature Editor Plainsman C.S. P. A. Second place Spanish Award ambition: Graduate from Baylor NAME: JOAN SIMS ambition: To be a Secretary name: EUGENIA SHARP HONORS: Quill Scroll C.S. P. A. Lt. Co-eds '46-’47 ambition: Housewife NAME: TOMMY STEWART HONORS: Quill Scroll C.S. P. A. N. H.S. Capt. Milby Bowling Team Treas. Milby Bowling Team Quill Scroll, Reporter Managing Editor, Plainsman Sports Editor, Plainsman Co-Sports Editor, Annual vmbition: Sports Writer (Journalist) HAZEL TAYLOR N. H. S. Certificate Pen Shorthand Jr. Honor Society Office Ass't. Mrs. Williams To Be in Business World HONORS: AMBITION: KENNETH TANNER Masque Gavel Ripley Masque Gavel Dramatics Club Senior Play Interscholastic Art Winner City-wide Art Winner Senior Representative Artist name: DONALD SYKORA ambition: Geologist HONORS: AMBITION: LELA THOMPSON Plainsman C.S. P. A. Quill Scroll Business College HONORS: MILDRED TAYLOR Co-eds AMBITION: AMBITION: MARJORIE TAYLOR Vice-Pres. D. E. Housewife NAME: HONORS: AMBITION: I name: NORMA TILLER honors: Capt. Swimming team ambition: Advertising Art NAME: CHARLES TISSUE honors: Two year Letterman—Football NAME: FAY VETTERS HONORS: N. H. S. ambition: Secretary and Housewife NAME: SHIRLEY JEAN THOMASON honors: Choral Club ambition: Music Teacher name: WANDA TURNER HONORS: Quill Scroll ambition: Missionary and Writer name: BOB TOTTER honors: Vice-Pres. Homeroom 1 name: WILMA WARDLAW AMBITION: Nurse name.- WENDELLYN WAITE AMBITION: Nurse NAME: ALVIN WATSON ambition: Graduating from Milby NAME: EMMA JEAN VIDRINE honors: 1 st Prize Scholastic Award in Art '45 Commerical Artist ambition: Raising Horses NAME: DOROTHY WALTER honors: R. O. T. C. Sponsor N. H.S. May Fete '44-'45 ambition: Graduate from College Degree from Bayl ambition name: CHARLENE WARD honors: Dramatics Choral Club Tennis Team name: BILLYE FAYE WHEELER honors: Junior Beauty May Fete Princess '46 Sec. Senior Class '46 May Fete '45 ambition: To finish College and be someone real important DAVID WELLS N.H.S. Quill Scroll C.S. P. A. Masque Gavel Homeroom Treas. Feature Editor, Plainsman Commercial Lawyer ROSEMARY WEBB N.H.S. Jr. Honor Society May Fete '44 Valedictorian Office Assistant, Needham Private Secretary HONORS: IRENE WILCOX N. H.S. Valentine Maid '47 Duchess '46 Mgr. Co-eds '47 Senior Rep., Most Popular Finish College NAME: HUBERT WIRTZ Geologist Diesel Engineer NAME: AMBITION: NAME: MIRIAM WHITE AMBITION: Baylor Housewife NAME: VIVIEN WRIGHT ambition: Secretary name: BONNIE WRIGHT HONORS: N. H. S. Sgt. in Co-eds ambition: High School English Teacher name: HANEY WOMACK ambition: Industrial Engineer NAME: DALE YOUNG honors: Dramatics R. O. T. C. ambition: Lawyer NAME: JOYCE WOMACK honors: Co-eds ambition: Secretary MARY JO ZUBER To be happy name: EVANGELINE HUEBRER ambition: Housewife NAME: JIMMIE LEE GRUBBS honors: Masque Gavel, Pres. N. H.S. N. F. L. Choral Club Band Citadel Forensic Society Ripley Masque Gavel ambition: High School Music Teacher name: GEORGE WENDEL. honors: Graduating from Milby ambition: To be an Engineer name: RICHARD FLY honors. Quill Scroll, Parliamentarian Citadel Forensic, Pari. Ripley Masque Gavel, Pari. N. F. L. C.S. P. A. Debate Team Senior Play Plainsman Staff Annual Staff Spanish Award ambition: Lawyer NAME: LALLA RUTH RADLEY honors: N.H.S., Choral Club Rainbow ambition: Housewife name: ARLENE HULL honors: Sgt. Swingflags ,45-'46-'47 ambition: Court Reporter CLASS OF ’4 8 ADAMS ADDINGTON AKIN ARNER ARMSTRONG BAINS BAXTER BEMUS BITNER BOND BURTON BRADSHAW CADDLE CAPERS CARPENTER CHRISTENSEN CLEVELAND COBB ALDERSON ANDERSON BARRETT BASS BLACKBURN BLANKENSHIP BRANDIN BRYDSON CATON CLARK COOK COOPER CORRIGAN, B. CORRIGAN, Y COTTON COWEN COWLES CRAWFORD CROSS CROWELL CURBY DANIEL DANISCH DAVENPORT DAVIS, E DAVIS, J DE LA GARZA, A DE LA GARZA, M DOANE DUCOTE DUPRE DURRETT ELDRED ELLIS, R ELLIS, S. ELLIS, V. ELMORE EMMICK ENGSTROM ERWIN ESPINOSA SMITH CLASS OF ’4 8 - mm m u tilm y ij 'rytaj - FALK FIVECOAT FLEENER FLETCHER, B. FLORES FOLEY FLEISSNER FLETCHER. R. FRANZ FROELICH U I y “ r- Srri i FULLER GAINES GETTYS GLIDDEN GLOSSON b 1 nl: 5 M - I kA4 GOODNER GREEN GRIMES GUINN GULLEDGE 0 ihs HARRIS, D. HARRIS, M. GUNTER GUTH HALL, J. HARMS HALL, L. HALVORSEN HERNANDEZ HIGGENBOTHEM CLASS OF 1 4 8 HILL HINSON HODGKINS HOLBERT HOLLAND HOLLOWELL HOUSEN HUDSON HURST IRWIN JAMES JENSEN JIMENEZ JOHNSON, E. JOHNSON, M. KYSER KELLER KESSLER, J. KIMMONS KING KINGHAM KIRK KNOFF LANCON LEWIS LUCAS McCARTHER, D. McCARTHER, N. McGINTY MclLVAIN CLASS PADGETT PARHAM OF ’4 8 PAVLEK PENDARVIS PHILLIPS PHILLIPS, H. POSEY PRINGLE QUARTERMAN QUAST RACKLEY RAINEY RAMERIZ RAMOS RANTON ij CLASS OF Q SABINS SALAZAR SALAZAR SANCHEZ SCARMANDIO SEALY, D. SEALY, G. SERRANO SEVERANCE SHARP, J. SHARP, M SHAW SHEAFFER SHEFFIELD SHUTTLESWORTH SIMMONS SMITH, B. SMITH, R. SPENSER STEINSICK STEWART STOKES STONEQUIST SWAIN SWINDLE SUSTOLA TABLER TAYLOR, J TAYLOR V. TEDDLIE THOMPSON THORPE TREVENA TROJ ANOWSKI TROJANOWSKI TURNER TURNER TURNEZ VAN NESS VERBECK VERNON VETTERS VICKENS VILLAGOMEZ WALTERS WALTERS WAND WARNOCK WARRICK WEATHERFORD WHITE WILCOX WILFONG WILKINS WILLIAMS WINFREY WOOD WOODARD WORTHEN WRIGHT Row 1: Adams, B., Adams, M., Adkinson, Alarid, Allen, Applegate, Archer, Armstrong, Arquero Row 2: Ault, Baines, Bailey, Baker, Ballinger, Barsch, Barcus, Beavers, Beard. Row 3: Bernard, Berquist, Berry, Besser, Bjornas, Black, Blaw, Boehm, Bowers. Row 4: Bracey, Brady, Breazeale, Bremer, Brocksmith, E., Brown, L, Brown, L, Bryant, Bryce Row 5: Bull, C, Bull, M., Bullock, Calahan, Caldwell, Canant, Carlin, Carmichel, Carpenter, W. Row 6: Cecil, Chapman, H., Chapman, J., Clark, J., Clark, J., Cloud, Coburn, Cockrell, Colson Row 3: De Baun, Dawkins, de Leon, Dew, de Zavala, Dickerson, Drew, Dunlap, Earhart. Row 4: Earnest, Ellis, Eilanol, English, Estes, Faber, Farmer, Finlay, Finch. Row 5: Fleener, J., Fleener, T., Fleissner, Carpenter, Flores, Floyd, Fogleman, Forrester, Forteger. Row 6: Fowler, Francis, Frankie, Freitag, Gabriel, Garnett, Gebauer, Gibson, Gilbert. Row 1: Gulliland, Gilmore, Gilstrap, Glick, Goff, Gordy, Grady, Green, Greenfield. Row 2: Gregory, Gordon, Gutierrez, Guth, Hale, Hales, Hall, J., Hall, L, Hall, R. D Row 3: Hankins, Harms, Harris, Hatch, Head, Heinze, Hendricks, Henderson, Hensley. Row 4: Herring, Hibbetts, Higenbothem, Hightower, Hinman, Hobbes, Hodges, Hoff, Holt. Row 5: Huddles, Hudson, Hunt, Hutchins, L, Hutchins, Jacobs, James, D., James, E., Jones, E. Row 6: Jones, M., Keller, Kelly, Keith, Kimball, Kimmons, King, Kirk, Kipp. i 14 I Row 1: Knox, Kroeger, Kutchenreuter, Laird, Lawhorn, Lawerence, Lee, D., Lee, J., Lee, J. Row 2: Lee, L., Lenining, Lomax, Long, Lovelace, Lowe, McAdams. McCluqan, McCown. Row 3: McDonald, McNebb, McNeely, Marks, Martin, A., Martin, E., Martin, J., Martin, M., Martinez, S Row 4: Martinez, I., Martinez, V., Mason, Massey, Maxwell, Meek, E., Meek, P., Mendosa, Miller, D. Row 5: Miller, H., Miller, T., Moffett, B., Moffett, E., Mohr, Montgomery, Moor, Moore H., Morales, E Row 6: Morales, Es., Morgan, D., Morgan, G., Morrow, Moss, Munroe, Muff, Musgrove, Myers. Row 1: Nail, Neat, Niday, North, O’Berry, O’Hara, Oplinaer, Otts, Owens. Row 2: Parker, F., Parker, G., Parrot, Parten, B., Paschal, Paterson, Pearson, Pequero, Perez. Row 3: Pesek, Pierce, Piestale, Pike, Pintak, Porten, Postor, Prebel, Priest. Row 4: Qurioz, Rainey, Ramierez, Randle, Raymar, Raymer, Ready, Reich, Reigard Row 5: Reins, Ressel, Robbins, Roberts, Rodriquez, Rogers, Rose, Ross, Rubbert. Sailer, Saladino, Scarbro ugh, Schaefer, Scheaffer, Schumar, Row 6: Russell, Sadler, Sadler, N Row 1: Schlapkohl, Secrest, Shane, Shaw, Sheppard, Silber, Simmons, Simon, B., Simon, G. Row 2: Slaughter, Smart, Smith, B., Smith, E., Smith J., Smith, J., Smith, J., Smith, L., Smith, M Row 3: Smith, M.; Smith, M., Smouse, B., Snyder, Soland, Solar, Spackey, Springer, Sowell. Row 4: Sontag, Sproghe, Starr, Steed, Stewart, E., Stewart, R., Stuart, Swindoll, Sutterfield Row 5: Swindle, Tambarello, Tampke, Tartt, Tatum, Teer, Theis, Thomas, Thompson. Row 6: Thomsom. Thornton. Timme. Tioton. Tisdale. Trammell. Turner, Warmouth, White rtk u i Row 3: Watson, I., Waughtal, Welch, Welz, Whitley, Wilcox, Wilkens, Williams, Willis. Row 4: Wooden, Woodworth, Wright F., Wright F., Zlomke, Zom, Zuber. Ur vrani Row 1: Whitworth, Williams, B., Williams, N., Williard, Wi Ison, Witley, Wolfer, Wright, I., Wright, P. Row 2: Valdez, Van Housten, Vento, Voloto, Voss, Walker, Walters, Warner, Watson, B. HOFFMAN HOLDEN HOOD HOWELL HUBBARD HUTCHINS HUTCHINS HUTTON JACKSON JOHANSON KASTER KENNEDY KINGSTLEY KONNESHIK KYSER LANGDON LiLES McBride McCullough MANN MANUEL MARKS MARTIN MARXS MATSLAR MATHERS, A. MATHEWS, W. MIDKIFF MORAL MORGAN MORROW MOSS MULLINS NELUIS NICOLL O’PRY PARKER PARROTT PENGELLY PERRY, A. PERRY, M. PRESCOT PRESCOTT PRICE PROGULE PRUETH PURCELL QUAST RAYNER RAMEY RANDOLF RAUMAKU REAGAN, G. REAGAN, R. REYNOLDS, B. REYNOLDS, L. ROBERTS, M. ROBERTS, Y. ROBINSON, M, ROBINSON, M. RYAN SABINS SCARBROUGH SHADEMAN SEALY SELF SELLERS SEVERANCE SHANNON oHASTAD SHEPPARD SHINL SHUN SIMS SMELSOR SMITH SNELLING SPONSLER SPURLOCK STANLEY STEVENS STUTTS THOLAN THOMAS, L. TUCKER, C. TURNER, B. TURNER, J. TURRENTINE 9 THOMAS, Y. TOBOLA TOWNSEND, C. TOWNSEND, D. WADE WALDROP WALKER WALLACE YOUMANS V- Left: Derwin Jones holding the Looney Trophy, voted by the team as Right: John Lipscomb holding the gold football, given for the best lettermen. the best all-around athlete, scholarship among football e ua, xxx c MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR GIRL I mm cp . LofHAe ar K )Vh MOST BEAUTIFUL SOPHOMORE GIRL Joova 0ea Aon BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS TEDDY MONTZ...........................Vice-President JANET HIBBETTS............................Secretary MRS. ALLEN...................................Sponsor JACK NICHOLS..............................President An indication of true school spirit is a worthwhile working organization. We honor the Booster Club of Milby for its industrious work and co-operation in all the undertakings of the school. The Booster Club was organized in 1944 by a group of students under the capable sponsorship of Mrs. Fern Saxton. The new organization was a marked success and the following year it proved to be one of the most active organizations of the school. In 1946 the Boosters were sponsored by Mrs. Maurice Allen. The Booster Club had originally been composed of only two rep- resentatives from each home room, but in 1947 the membership was extended to include all the student body, with two from each homeroom acting as their representatives. The projects were selected by and decisions voted upon by the representatives, but the work was completed by all members. The club has successfully completed several projects this year. The Boosters face one of their heaviest tasks during the football season. As everyone knows, this task is to keep the spirit of sportsmanship flying high in every Milby heart. This spirit reached a high peak the day that Milby played Lamar in the final and most important game of the year. Every teacher was presented with a beautiful corsage or boutonniere. All the halls were draped with blue and gold streamers. Stands were set up in the halls and students sold corsages to the girls and blue and gold ribbons to the boys. A section of seats at the stadium was reserved for the Boosters. At the game our sponsor was presented with a huge bouquet of gold chrysanthemums. The Boosters were in fine spirit and cheered the team as it had never been cheered before. Al- though we did not win the game, we shall never forget that wonderful day of hope and joy. This year the Boosters are expecting to complete another project—the gift of a large electric score board with a permanent buffalo representing Milby and with changeable symbols for other schools. The Boosters have given many dances for the entertainment of the student body, have helped with the advertising in the Plains- man, and have helped pay for repairs on the school juke box. They also gave the basket ball banquet and helped stage the Valentine Sweetheart program. Because the Booster Club has proved its unquestioned co-operation with all the activities and organizations of Milby, we honor the Booster Club. iiM OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Jacobs Secretary-Treasurer Henry Burton Vice-President David Wilcox President LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW Wilcox, Kyser, Hildebrand, Raymer Pequeno, Glass, Stokes, Burton. SECOND ROW Otts, Bond, Jacobs, Musgrove. THIRD ROW Watson, Marchand, James. OFFICERS Left to Right ALBERT KYSER Vice President CHARLIE MARCHAND President LOUISE DEW Secretary SHIRLEY NORTH Treasurer Left to Right: First row, Radley, Hoffman, Bostick, Dew, Deisch, Hildebrand, Webb, Askins, Nicoll, North, Martin, Gilbert, Morgan, Burton, Wilcox, Pringle, Sabins, and Lockhart. Second row, Black, Linninger, Montz, Haynie, Musgrove, Bond, Fleissner, Barcus, Marchand, Woodard, Swain, Marrero, Sponsler, Vetters, Wright, Stokes, Walter, Byrne, and Patterson. Third row, Posey, Anderson, Clark, Haynes, James, Hand, Shaw, Wright, Dunlop, Kneitz, Reine, Sexton, Bowman, Mof- fett, Mohr, Martin, Birchfield, Quarterman, Webb, Tanner and Taylor. Officers, left to right: Richard Fly—Parliamentarian; Fred Bates—Treasurer; Louise Dew—Secretary; Lloyd Hand—Presi- dent; Arnold Schmitz—Sgt. at Arms. First row, left to right: Hill, Thompson, Bostick, Dew, Davis, Fleissner, Martin, North, Sponsler, Swain, Nicoll, Askins. Second row, left to right: Severance, Montz, Atkinson, Freeman, Bond, Bates, Eldred, Kneitz, Anderson, Tanner, Hand, Morgan, Turner. Officers: Seated, left to right: Jimmie Lee Grubbs President Margaret Hinson Secretary Standing, left to right: Fred Bates First row, left to right: Hinson, Montz, Odom, Spencer, Baxter, Birchfield, Grubbs, Patterson, Askins, and Tanner. Treasurer Charlie Marchand Vice-President Teddy Montz Sgt. at Arms Second row, teft to right: Bayless, Estes, Hand, James, Blankenship, Fly, Wells, Haynes, Bate; Atkinson, Hartsfield, Moore, Maynard, Hoffmd Marchand and McWhirte hirte Kneeling, left to right: Fly, Hand, Estes, Bates, Montz, Tanner, Blankenship. Standing, left to right: McWhirter, Marchand, Hoffman, Hinson, James, Patterson, Grubbs, Ready, Maynard, Bayless. LLOYD HAND— Vice-President LLOYD MAYNARD—• Secretary FRED BATES— President ates Left to Right: Hinsen, Hoffman, Foley, Baxter, Ashley, Spencer, Moore, Hartsfield, Sowell, Ellis, Carpenter, Young, Hill, Housen, Tanner, Breazeale, Daniels, King, Bayless. DRAMATIC INTEREST Left to Right: Burton, Pearson, Pequino, Earnest, Gutierrez, Swindoll, Askins, Moffett. Sitting: Hand, Wright, Barnhouse, Cross, Shaner, Haynes, Pringle, Henson. JOURNALIS Richard Sadler Ruthmary Anderson Roland Me Bee Mary Ann Eldred Tommy Stewart Marion Hill Doris Jean Odom Kenneth Tanner Martha Ann Swain Betty McFarland Ella Vee Davis Mary Jane Rushing Arnold Schmitz Billie Mac Williams Marion Barr Eugenia Sharp Wanda Turner John Erwin Mary Ann Eldred Ruthmary Anderson Tommy Stewart Betty Lou Freeman Jane Fleissner Carolyn Bond Richard Sadler Lucille Knietz Herbert Caldwell T. F. Arner Front row: Richards Rivers, Holliday, James, Hoffman, Sadler, Harmes, Wheeler, LIBRARY Sowell, Rushing. Second row: Swindoll, Spockey, Fivecoat, Morgan, Davis, Marsh, Otts, Cole, Glass. Front row: Estes, Hand, Fly, Montz, Marchand, Bates, Mohle, Erwin. U C D A I t Second row: Grubbs, Patterson, James, Poche, Beck, Hoffman, Maynard, Ready, Cerney, Sowell, McWhirter. distributive education 1st row: Joe Mendoza Ethel Cleveland Mr. Niemi 2nd row: Jimmie Polley Jane Dawkins Alyce Woods 3rd row: Lela Zlomke Joyce Grayson 4th row: James Hall Johnny Raia Thurman Knox ARTISTS FOR THE BUFFALO Lorene Severance, Winifred Mohr, Barbara Bartlett, Erik Sprohge, Eudean Downs PHOTOGRAPHY Top Row: Mr. Niemi, Betty McFarland, Beatrice VanNess, Jo Ann Sharp, Flora Inez White, Robert Thorpe, J. W. Brandin, Gerald Marckley. Center: Barbara Canart, Jack Harris, Morris Stevens. Bottom: Ella Vee Davis, Beverly Hobbs. Firs! row, left to right: Mrs. F. L. Worley, Mrs. E. P. Shaw, Mrs. Ralph Looney, Mrs. Wm. Linninger, Mrs- H. W. Davis, Mrs. R. W. Blankenship, Mrs. H. F. King, Mrs. E. S. Bond. Second Row, left to right: Mrs. F. M. Harris, Mrs. R. C. Shaner, Mrs. E. C. White, Mrs. E. E. Stokes, Mr. W. I. Stevenson, Mrs. W. H. Watson, Mrs. W.S. Radley, Mrs. Clara McClendon, Mrs. G. H. Dunlop, Mrs. J. L. Moffett. PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Pres. Mrs. Wm. Lininger.............................W. 9-2419 Yice-Pres., Mrs. E. P. Shaw.........................W. 9-1917 Sec'y-� Mrs. R. W. Blankenship......................W. 9-3845 Cor. Sec'y-, Mrs. E. C. White.......................W. 9-1388 Treas., Mrs. F. L. Worley...........................W. 9-1110 Pari., Mrs. E. C. Stokes............................W. 9-1795 Hist., Mrs. R. C. Shaner............................W. 9-1501 Pub., Mrs. Hugh King................................W. 6-2213 Finance, Mrs. Harry A. Davis........................W. 9-3222 Pub. Wei., Mrs. A. Teer.............................W. 3-2340 Home Ser., Mrs. C. McLendon.........................K. 3-2156 Health, Mrs. W. H. Watson...........................W. 5553 Dept, of Ed., Mrs. G. H. Dunlop.....................W. 9-4111 Dir. of Organization, Mrs. J. L. Moffett............W. 9-1879 Fac. Rep., Mrs. Ralph Looney........................L. 1440 Time of Meeting First Thursday of Each Month Order of Business Reading of Minutes, Statement of Treasurer, Executive Committees, Officers and Committees, Business Announcements, Adjournment. PROGRAM Oct. 3rd, 1946—Business meeting. Nov. 7th, 1946 8 P. M. Dr. Henry Peterson, Speaker 'School Visitation December 5th, 2 P. M. Business Meeting January 16th, 1947 2 P. M. Latin-American. Honoring and Featuring Latin-America. February 13th, 1947 3 P. M. Health and Physical Fitness Program. March 6th, 1947, 2 P. M. Business Meeting. April 3rd, 1947, 8 P. M. Song Fest. May 1st, 1947, 2 P. M. Business Meeting. ORCHESTRA BAND Grubbs, Harris, Smith, Tobola, Crabill, Ramey, McNeeley, Falk, Adams, Cook, Forrester, Barcus, Mason, Brocksmith, Carmichael. Second Row: Sanderson, Holder, Canant, Voloto, Raymond, Pike, Berry, Simon, Forteza, Price, Hudson. Blackburn. Front Row: Moffitt, Whitley, McBride, Hatch, Montgomery, Marchand, Fox, Birchfield, White, Forshee. North. Absent: Miller, Anderson, Hopt, DeBaun Moss, Faber, Hall, Nicoll, Collier, Miller, Sonntag. CHORAL CLUB First Row: Costley, Price, Pierce, Snyder. Poston, Sunders, Teer, Sheppard, Massey, Finlay, Courreges, White, Newton, McNabb. Second Row: Thomason, Radley, Black, Atkinson, Bremer, Farmer, Hutchings, Spencer, Nicoll, Smith, Richards, Walters, Leeland, Young, Cratin. Third Row: Bull, Carson, Falk, Hatch, Burns, Carlin, McBee, Vento, Jackson, Marsh, Pearson, Cox, Handins, Grubbs, Colston. BARBARA BARTLETT Capt. Bugle Corps BETTY LOU FREEMAN Lt. Drum Corps MARTHA ANN SWAIN Lt. Baton Corps FONNIE MAE Lt. Bugle Corps MARIE FRENCH Capt. Drum Corps EUGENIA SHARP Lt. Drill Corps M I L B Y C O-E D CADETTES betty McFarland Capt. Baton, Flag Corps DOROTHY JO HAYNIE Capt. Drill Squad IRENE WILCOX Manager COMMISSIONED OFFICERS CAPT. BETTY McFARLAND CAPT. DOROTHY HAYNIE CAPT. BARBARA BARTLETT CAPT. MARIE FRENCH SECOND ROW LT. FONNIE MAE BROWN LT. EUGENIA SHARP LT. MARTHA ANN SWAIN LT. MARY GANN LT. BETTY FREEMAN SWING FLAGS FREDDA HOFFMAN ISLA MARTIN JENNY MILLER ANNA MAE FORBES ARLENE HULL BATONS EDITH DUCOTE EDITH MOFFETT JOY ENGSTROM EDITH SMITH patsy McCarty ARCHELENE NEW BETTY O’NEAL SERGEANTS ARLENE HULL THOMASINA CARRICK THEORA GUTH BONNIE WRIGHT TOMMYE MARRERO MARTHA AKIN MADELENE SHARP BETTY TEER BETTY JOHNSTON ALICE NAGORNY BETTY O’NEAL TOr LT. COL. CHARLIE MARCHAND LT. COL. DOROTHY WALTER MAJ. JOE KELLER MAJ. MAUDE MARY HAYNE CAPT. BILLY F. CLARK CAPT. ANNE MARTIN CAPT. LA VERNE SWINDLE CAPT. EVELYN JAMES 5 1 � ■! mi iil I mm m i i -i •'•til ';r:i 1 mm - I ] ie3 «■I BATTALION STAFF Left to Right: LT. COL. CHARLES MARCHAND LT. COL. SPONSOR, DOROTHY WALTER LT. COL. BILLY BARCLAY MAJ. JOE KELLY MAJ. SPONSOR MAUDE MARY HAYNES CAPT. LLOYD MAYNARD COMPANY A M Sgt. Wagenbreath, Anderson, Clark, Mar- tinr Clark, Weseman. Second Row: Quinn, Estes, Williamson, Phillips, Secrest, Martin, Parker, Gilstrap, Dew, Hodgkins, Self, Miller, Fleissner. Third Row: Nicoll, Pesek, Youmans, Salazar, Salazar, Francis, Turner, Muers, Smith, Dickerson, Downs, Carpenter, Carson. Fourth Row: Miller, Greenfield, Reigar, Cammock, Du- Bose, Hood, Pengelly, Worthen, Tibidean, Hinman, Cunningham, Stutts, Fowler, Stewart COMPANY B Sgt. Sample, Owens, Swindoll, James, Glos- son, Garnett, Bull, M Sgt. Wagenbreath, Jacobs. Second Row: Owens, Sindle, Craig, Jievena, Lovelace, Parham, Harris, Rupert, Marks, Manuel, Brad- shaw, Shine, Erwin, Alderson, Doane, High- tower. Third Row: Thompson, Mondoza, Morales, Kirk, Hills, Erwing, Lee, Prescott, Holloway, Beal, Bo- land, Markley, Mulligan, Hensly. Fourth Row: Shannon, Baily Holbert, King, Thorpe, Gu- tierrez, Knox, Bursd, Fleener, Blackburn, Johnson, Derr, Smith, Miller, Owen, Splinger. RIFLE TEAM Billy Clark, Clark, Keller, Swindle, Hudson( Worthen, Reigard, Dehart. Victor Miller, Hightower, Hunt, Seacrest, Pesek, Glosson, Smith. CLAIRE NORTH Editor ANNE MARTIN Snapshot Editor LORENE SEVERANCE Advertisi FRED BATES ..............Advertising Assist. Advertising Editor CAROLYN OTTS RICHARD FLY BILLIE FAYE WHEELER . Lay-out Editor DAVID WILCOX......Club Editor Senior Cheer Leaders 1 DOROTHY CHANEY......................TEDDY MONT7 Junior Cheer Leaders DAVID WILCOX LORENE SEVERANCE Sophomore Cheer Leaders FREDDY MUSGROVE JANET HIBBETTS • H J J By ROLAND McBEE Milby's Buffaloes took to the gridiron last fall and came up with 8 wins, 2 losses and the second greatest team in the history of the school. When the last gun had sounded, Milby was in a tie for second place with San Jacinto and Davis, with Lamar heading the list. The Buffs got off to a good start on the championship trail as they beat Woodrow Wilson of Dallas 21-6, September 20, at Public School Stadium. The Buffs offensive play was paved by Donald Carpenter, speedy hard driving back, who scored two of the three touchdowns for the Blue and Gold clad boys. After Wilson the Bisons took on the Robert E. Lee Ganders from Goose Creek on a wet and muddy gridiron and came out with a 6-0 victory. The Buffs were out to avenge a defeat suffered in the 1945 Bi-district affair, and when Bill Flana- gan pitched a pass to “Corky Burns in the end rone their mission was accomplished. Then the Buffs traveled to Ft. Worth to play the air mind- ed boys from Amon Carter Riverside and using an air game of their own they came home with a 32-7 win under their belt. It was in this game that end Billy Wright was recognized by local sports writers as all-state material. The big boy scored three touchdowns and the Buffs came home to defend their title. When the Blue and Gold beat Sam Houston 32-0 on Octo- ber 1 2, it looked like another title was in store for the Harris- burg school. The scrappy Tigers put up a great fight but boys like Bill Wright, Charles Tissue, Corky Burns’ and Alfred Quast proved too much for them. After Sam Houston came a game that Milbyites will not for- get for a long time, the Jeff Davis game. The Buffs were heavy favorites, but the Panthers from Jeff Davis had an aerial game in mind and stunned the Buffs with a 13-7 win. Jack Brown scored the lone tally for Milby on a short pass from back Billy Joe Flanagan. The loss to Davis greatly damaged the Buffs' chance for another championship. Coach Kivell's boys got back into the win column the next week with a 21-6 victory over the Golden Bears from San Jacinto. The Driscollmen afforded little competition for the beefy Buffs and the game was soon forgotten and the high- ly rated Reagan Bulldogs were next in line. In what was the most surprising and run-away game of the season, the hustling Buffs overcome Lamar Camp’s Reagan Bulldogs 32-7 before a large crowd of 13,000 cash customers. It was the Buffs all the way as they piled up 411 yards on the ground as Donald Carpenter, sensational back, averaged 1 1 yards each time he carried the ball. Austin's Mustangs were not much more successful than the Bulldogs were, as they scored two touchdowns in the last quarter to come out on the short end of a 34-12 score. The Buffs looked good in this game and talk of the Lamar game on November 27 was spreading. The Kivellmen took time out from the District race to stampede a lighter St. Thomas team, 39-0 at St. Thomas Sta- dium on Thursday, November 14. Bill Hartsfield, who was out a good part of the season from injuries, began to look good for the Buffs. The Blue and Gold clad boys then took a week lay-off and began to practice for the game which proved to be the most publicized affair in the state. Rain was coming down onto Public School Stadium when the Milby team took to the field on the night of November 27, 1946, and the field was the muddiest it had been all season long. This was the game that commentators and sports writers refused to predict. The big Buffs just couldn’t get started on the wet gridiron and the game remained a punting duel until the third quarter when John Champion, Redskin back, broke loose on an end sweep and took out up the sidelines for the score. J. K. King converted and the score stood 7-0. The other Lamar tally was scored by Champion also, and when Flanagan received a bad pass from center near the end of the game the Redskins scored a safety and took home a 16-0 vic- tory. Milby played great ball all season and again made the state look to Houston for the best games of the 1946 season. SCORES We They Woodrow Wilson 21 6 Robert E. Lee 6 0 Amon Carter Riverside 32 7 Sam Houston 32 0 Jeff Davis 7 13 San Jacinto 21 6 Reagan 33 7 Austin 34 1 2 St. Thomas 39 0 Lamar 0 16 BURTON, Right End HERRING, Back FLANAGAN, Back CAPERS and HAND BIGGS, Lett Guard PRINGLE, Right Guard DAVENPORT, Back JURY, Right Guard FLETCHER, Left Tackle HARTSFIELD, Back OWENS, Left End BEMUS. Center BROWN, Left End QUAST, Back FLANAGAN, Back JONES, Center JONES, Center CARPENTER, Back FLANAGAN, Back TISSUE, Left Tackle TART, Back LIPSCOMB Right Tackle KNOFF, Right Tackle QUAST, Back CARPENTER, Back WRIGHT, Right End ANGLIN, Left Guard NICKELL, Right Guard BARNHOUSE, Right Tackle B TEAM McCARTHER, Back The Buffs had a fine cage team for the 1946-47 basketball season; but they picked the wrong year to have it, because this was also the year for three other city teams to strut their stuff. Sam Houston, San Jacinto, and Jeff Davis were also “loaded” this season, and the other three district foes were nobody's pushover; so with a team that might well have copped the city crown in other years, the Blue and Gold found themselves all nestled up in fourth place when the firing was over, fol- lowing Sam Houston, San Jacinto, and Davis in that order. The city champion Tigers went on to win the bi-district laurels from Beaumont’s Royal Purple, but were eliminated in the first round of the state tournament in Austin by Amarillo. But the season didn't go by without its bright spots for Milby. It marked the first year that the “A” squad was tutored by Coach Lee Beeson, who replaced Bert Kivell. Coach Kivell moved back to take over the reins of the “B” team, and the “B-ers” won the city crown the second for the Buffs in as many years. So when the next hardwoods season rolls around, Coach Beeson should have some outstanding material to work with for the varsity. Coach Beeson's boys didn’t go through the season without their moments, either. Milby advanced to the semi-finals of the Conroe tournament, the finals of the Houston Jaycee tourney, and then went all the way in the Huntsville meet. Up at Huntsville, the Herd took top honors by walloping New Waverly, Centerville, Hunts- ville, and then turned back Davis and Sam Houston. The wins over Davis and Sam Houston marked the only time during the year that the Buffs scored victories over these two Houston fives. And then there was Billy Flanagan, the sharp-shooting Milby forward, who turned up as the city’s top scorer. Flanagan was also picked on the mythical all-city team. So Milby didn’t do so bad in basketball during '47; a “B” team championship, a first rate “A” squad, and enough potentialities for 1948 to make the fans out our way look to the future in promise of fine times to come. First row (left to right) : Burns Flanagan Falk Brown Landers Second row (left to right) Beeson Cecil Hartsfield Burton De Zavala Irwin Froelich Jury (Left to right) : Falk De Zavala Brown Burton Irwin Flanagan Froelich Cecil Hartsfield Landers Burns Beeson Jury First row (left to right) : Raimey Starr Davis Caldwell Shuttlesworth Second row (left to right) Paschal Watson Schalopkohl Faber Third row (left to right): Hart Kimmons Jeanes Sailor Roberts CECIL FROELICH De ZAVALA ERWIN Manager, PAUL JURY BURTON BLANKENSHIP MONTGOMERY HARRIS CAPERS, LIPSCOMB, FRANKIE, KNOFF HARTSFIELD McCARTHER MARKS DEW WILLIAMS JOHN FRANKIE TEDDY MONTZ JOHNNY LEE ROSS HERDEJURGEN SAM SIEBER GEORGE REEVES HARRY BURKE BEN WILLIAMS FLOYD KELLY HERDEJURGEN, LEE, FRANKIE, SIEBER, REEVES, BURKE, MONTZ, WILLIAMS, KELLY, COACH LEE BEESON Standing left to right: JAMES HODGE, MR. SCHOENFIELD, GEORGE REEVES, TEDDY MONTZ Sitting left to right: JACK SPURLOCK, ARTHUR REINE TEN-N LF J Left to right: LEWIS RAYMER, JOHNNY LEE, JACK HARRIS, CHARLES OWENS, HERBERT First row left to right: Pearson, Richards, Vetters Second row left to right: Stewart Carson, Kingham, Worley, Lockhart, Glosson, Brandin, Worthan, Mohle, Weseman, Parker, Steinbeck, Neveu. Left to right: Fred McGee, Manager of Recreation Alleys, Charles Kingham, J. W Brandin, Bill Turner, David Carson, Frank Worley, Tommy Stewart, Jimmy Lodgson LENORE SPONSLER, JUNE STOKES, SHIR LEY TURNER, LOLA JUNE LEE, BILLIE SIM MONS, AND MARGIE HOFFMAN. VOLLEY BALL TEAM First row left to right: WOODARD, CAR- PENTER, SHAW, CRATIN, HARRIS, FOX. Second row left to right: RACKLEY, BJOR- NAS, LANGDON, CURBY DANIELS. Third row left to right: SHARP, Mgr., VEN- TO. BRYSON. BOEHM. 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