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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1949 volume:

'pviecu id, We, the staff of the Buffalo, have endeavored to present within this volume a partial record of our 1948-1949 school term. We offer this year- book with the hope that in the days to come when you turn these pages you will find your hearts warmed with memories of schoolday scenes, incidents, and friends. Our wish is that these memories may tend to bind you closer to your school and to each other as you view this pictured panorama of your life spent in fair Milby. TKtfjfy 'ZtiqA Sc6 l 'ftyouote . 7tX4te Volume 9CV4. 1949 Co-Editors ............... Lay-Out Editor ........... Advertising Editor ....... Student Business Manager Sports Editor............. Artists .................. Sponsor .................. Business Manaaer.......... ..... Claire North Carolyn Otts .... Harriet Raymer .... Brownie Barsh .... Shirley Jacobs ....Lewis Raymer .... Winfred Mohr Eric Sprohge Mrs. Lily P. Ingram . Miss Gladys Rose jbedicatioa In an age when fear chills the hearts of men, when clouds of uncertainty darken the paths of nations, when distrust breeds enemies on ev- ery side, when science bares secrets potential- ly destructive of the human race, we, the young- er generation - the boys and girls seated before the teacher's desk in every classroom - turn with hopeful hearts to the future. We hold the conviction that out of fear will come courage, out of darkness will come light, out of distrust will come faith, out of the scientific laborator- ies will come material benefits never before enjoyed by mankind. Because we believe it possible to build a free world graced by moral, educational, and spiritual enlightenment with equal opportunity for all, we dedicate this year- book to a BOUNTIFUL FUTURE - a future which we dare to claim as our rightful heritage. uotAuuoj, Aq 'TTYH A31SX0O1 pp w ?t y) VTpiiH� vy) jjv pm ppcr� fo utopw Tyf mg 99V pp «7 7 r7 mHr� y VV wf -TWprf 7J) vptf pTlflfop £ 10 LOWERING THE FLAG 'Ici te 0 @G4ite it ?. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. ?awxfUte i s4ctivitCe Sfcartd s4ctvertcde HeKt4 BOARD OF EDUCATION EWING WERLEIN . . . . IMA HOGG............. WILLIAM G. FARRINGTON CHARLES W. McPHAIL . R. K. DAILY.......... H. H. PETERSON . . . . C. M. TAYLOR .... . . . PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY ASST. SECRETARY . . . . M. D. . . . . M. D. . . . . D. D. S. HOUSTON PUBLIC SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD rtcUpUntlfocitcaa SN POItyfc HOUSTON MR. W. I. STEVENSON Principal S. WADENE LAMPE Secretary MRS. EDI Attendero MRS. ROY NEEDHAM Registrar ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Stracener, Miss Young, Mrs. Henderson, Mr. McWhirter, Mrs. Baker ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Niemi, Mrs. Ingrain, Mrs. Mohle, Miss Harrell, Mr. Bayless HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr. Schoenfield, Miss McGregor, Miss Bailey, Mrs Allen, Miss Rose, Mr. Parker. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Perkins. Mr. Dee, Mrs. Price, Mr. Hand, Mrs. Tebow, Mrs. Saxton, Mr. Ball. 0? cul FOREIGN LANGUAGE. MUSIC. AND ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Seastrand, Miss Barcus. Miss Durham. Miss Boxlev. Mr. Hendrix. P. E. AND R. O. T. C. DEPARTMENTS Mr. Beeson, Sgt. Wagenbreth, Mr. Kivell, Mrs. F armer, Sgt. Donohue. Miss Jamison SCIENCE AND HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTS Left to Right: Mr. Noble Williams, Mrs. Gladys Hall, Mrs. Margaret Jarry, Mr. Clav Smith, Mrs. Rose Skelley, Miss Cora Stockard. INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT Lett to Right: Mr. Morris Hodd, Mr. L. A. Englin, Mr. Parks Windham, Mr. Herbert Koehler. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mrs. E. K. McMahan, Miss Annie B. Mcjunkin, Mr. Woodrow Merry, Mrs. Ralph Looney, Mrs. Nell Wallace. LIBRARY Miss Reba Rushing, Librarian. Miss Sireta Beaumier. Asst. Librarian (Ziateet STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Left to Right: Standing; First Vice President Kohen White, Second Vice Pres- ident Richard Pigue, Program Chairman Jack Harris. Seated: President Albert Barsh. OFFICERS OF THE MID-TERM GRADUATING CLASS Left to Right: Freddy Musgrove, President; A. J. Schlapkohl. Sgt. at Arms; Imogene Wright, Secretary; Donald Craig, Treasurer; Leland Estes. Vice Pres. OFFICERS OF THE IUNE GRADUATING CLASS Left to Riqht: Edwin James. President; Donald Dean. Vice President; Emma Jean Davis. Secretary; Howard Wisenbaker, Sgt. at Arms. 0( Of '49 Of '49 '49 Of '49 SUM G( '49 Cia t 0( 49 44 Of 49 Slate 0£ '49 euu Of '49 eua Of '49 Ot '49 6 44 Of 49 @lcu Of '49 eiaA Ot 49 (H ii ? '49 Clan 0( '49 NOitaff VtfAW ®OOW «7BSS sso rU NLLHYW NYaa YNH3A v t,t . to ' ?9 HRBOVD W.BEBtSON JAMES bAKER Oi '49 0 '49 fo ppvrP •lay ip. fo 79 gun 0( '49 etau 0( '49 '49 CUM Oi '49 eUui 0( '49 Of 49 xw 9 '49 Of '49 euu 0( eua oi 4 ? Of '49 '49 eioM 0( 49 £ 44 Of '4? (ZUte '49 Of '49 Of '49 Of '49 6t . fo mo of 49 ' Row LIE LEE ■P Y CORD IMON fENS Second Row JIMMY PORTER CLIVE TURNER J. R. WALLING ALBERT WIELKENS Scttioi ‘fty tO'M BOBBY ADAMS: Band, Citadel, Science Club, Down Beats, Bowling Team, Baseball Team, C. S. P. A. NORA ANN ADKINSON: Volleyball and Baseball Team. HAROLD ALBERTSON: Band Sgt. M. J. ARMSTRONG: Tennis and Basketball Team. MARY ELLEN AUBERT: R. O. T. C. Sponsor. N. H. S.. Booster Club, F. H. A.. Y-Teen. HAZEL ELISE AULT: V. Pres, of F. H. A.. C. S. P. A.. N. H. S. VERNON BAILEY: R. O. T. C. Capt., Plainsman Staff. JAMES BAKER: Band. KELLY BALLINGER: Swimming. 3rd 4th place. CHARLENE BARFIELD: Art and Glee Club in Port Arthur. ALBERT BARSH: Football Letterman '47-'48, Student Body President, N. H. S., Governor of Boys State-'48. L. J. BERRY: Capt. and Student Conductor of Band, Orchestra, Q. S., News Editor of Plainsman. C. S. P. A. ONA BJORNAAS: Volleyball and Swimming Team, Science Team. LUCILLE BOEHM: N. H. S., Lt. Col. R. O. T. C. Sponsor, Booster Club, Y-Teen Club. Science Club, Spanish Award — Third Place. MARTHA BREMER: Choral Club. Interscholastic Spelling Second Place. ELINOR BROWN: F. H. A.. May Fete '48. CLYDE BULL: Major R. O. T. C., Junior Rotarian, Choral Club. HERBERT CALDWELL: Plainsman Staff, Q. 6� S., N. H. S., 3 yr. Golf Letterman. MAUDINE CALLIER: Masque S Gavel. Booster Club, C. S. P. A.. Q. S. DONALD CARLIN: Masque 6 Gavel. Choral Club. DONALD CARPENTER: 3 yr. Football Letterman, Co-Coptain of Football Team-'47 '48, All-City Foot- ball Team-'48, Track Letterman, Handsomest Junior Boy. GLORIA CHAPMAN: Booster Club. THOMAS COCKRELL. B-Team Football. C. S. P. A. RICHARD CONE: Orchestra, Band. DONALD CRAIG: Masque Gavel, Science Club. National Forsenic League, Pres, of Citadel, Boostei Club. School Efficiency Award, 1st Lt. R. O. T. C. MARJORIE ANNE COURREGES: R. O. T. C. Sponsor. N. H. S. May Fete '45. Choral Club. LOIS ANN CROSS: Q. S.. First Place Extemp State Speech Meet-'47, Science Club. Masque Gavel Pres., N. H. S., Pres. Ripley Speech Organization, V. Pres. N. F. L.. Citadel. NANCY CROSSLAND: Choral Club. Booster Club. Co-Eds '47. EMMA JEAN DAVIS: Major Co-Eds. N. H. S.. V. Pres. F. H. A.. Sec. Senior Class. DONALD DEAN: V. Pres. Senior Class, Football Letterman, Track Team, V. Pres. Hi-Y. MARIE DE BAUN: Volleyball Team, Basketball Team. Band'46. EUDEAN DOWNS: Q. S., Booster Club. 2nd Lt. R. O. T. C.. Co-Art Editor Plainsman. SHIRLEY DUPLANTIS: Lt. Drums Co-Eds. Y-Teen. Booster Club. JUNE EARNEST: N. H. S., Masque Gavel. Thespians, Spanish 3 4 Awards. MARILYN EILAND: R. O. T. C. Sponsor, Masque Gavel. Sgt. Bugles Co-Eds. NEVA ELLIOTT: F. H. A.. May Fete '48. CAROLYN ELLIS: Orchestra, Houston Youth Symphony. LELAND ESTES: N. H. S., N. F. L. Pres., Citadel Pres., Q. S. Pres., Masque 5 Gavel Pres., Lt. Col. R. O. T. C., Booster Club. Editor of Plainsman, V. Pres. Mid-Term Senior Class, Debate Letterman, Speech Letterman. CURT FABER: Basketball Team, Handsomest Senior Boy. BARBARA FARMER: N. H. S., Capt. Co-Eds, Junior Beauty, May Fete '47, Teen Reporter K. T. H. T.. Senior Beauty. HOWARD FINDLEY: R. O. T. C. PAT FINLAY: Choral Club. Co-Eds '45. JIMMY FLEENER: Swimming Team, B-Team Football. AMELIA FLORES: F. H. A.. Archery Team. ScKCa% f?W T4 LOWOUIDA FLOYD: Interscholastic Spelling '47-'48. BOBBIE RAE FOGLEMAN: Capt. Drill Squad Co-Eds. Choral Club. IEAN FOSTER: Tennis Team. RUTH FUSSELL: N. H. S., Masque Gavel, Co-Editor Plainsman, Citadel, Booster Ciw ALICE de la GARZA: Archery Team. MARY ANN GEBAUER: Sgfc Batons Co-Eds, Choral Club. MILDRED GEESUN: 4-H Club. Sec. Y-Teens, and Basketball Team (Sardis High School). EDWIN GIBSON: Orchestra. Band. FRANCES GILBERT: Booster Club. Choral Club. PATSY GOFF: Archery '48, Co-Eds '46. LUPE GUERRA: Sgr. Swing Flags. IUANITA HALL: Sgt. Band '46. Volleyball Letter. LOUISE HALL: Pres. Bowling Team. LOIS HANKINS: N. H. S.. Choral Club. DONNA HARBRAUGH: Bowling Team. H. J. HARRIS: 1st Lt. R. O. T. C. JACK HARRIS: Student Body Program Chr., N. H. S., Golf Letterman, Lt. Band. RALPH HARRIS: Track Letterman, 1st Place City Pole Vault. BETTY HARTIS: Bowling Club, Booster Club. Y-Teens, Tennis Team. GROVER HAYNES: B-Team Letterman '47. DAVID HEAD: Booster Club, Swimming Team. MAXINE HEINZE: Choral Club. BOB HENSLEY: Choral Club, Master Sgt. R. O. T. C., Bowling Club. FLOYD HIGHTOWER: Lt. R. O. T. C. EDDIE HILL: Pres. Science Club, Booster Club, Spanish 3 Award-2nd Place. PETE HINMAN: Lt. R. O. T. C. Best Drill Platoon-'48, Best Appearance Medal-'48. JOE HOFFPAUIR: Student Conductor (Stuttgart, Ark. Band). SHIRLEY JACOBS: Treas. L. S. A.. N. H. S., Plainsman Staff, Annual Staff, Student Business Manager. Booster Club, Q. S., May Fete '48, Girls State '47, C. S. P. A. DOROTHY JAMES: Majorette Band, Volleyball Team, Tennis Team, Bowling Team, Tri-Hi-Y Sec., Booster Club, Y-Teen. EDWIN JAMES: Football Letterman '47-'48, All-City Football Team '48, Pres. Hi-Y, Pres. Senior Class. JOHNNY JEANES: Track Letterman, Capt. Track Team '49. ETHEL JONES: Tri-Hi-Y. GUSSIE KELLER: Lt. Bugles Co-Eds. ROBERT KIMBALL: Citadel. JACK KIMMONS: Swimming Letterman, Science Club, Bowling Club. FRANK LAWRENCE: Hi-Y. •RGINIA LEINING: Co-Eds. BETTY LINCECUM: Bowling Club, Booster Club, Y-Teens, Tennis Team. LOUISE McADAMS: Co-Eds. Y-Teens. EDDIE McKINNEY: Bowling Club, Q. S S.. Lt. R. O. T. C.. Plainsman Staff. Booster Club. BILLIE McNELLY: N. H. S.. Lt. Band. ALFRED MARTIN: B-Team Basketball. EVELYN MARTIN: C. S. P. S.. Q. 5, S. VERNA DEAN MARTIN: Freshman Beauty. May-Fete '46, Maid to Valentine Sweetheart, Booster Club. VIOLET MASON: Sqt. Band. F. H. A.. Bowling Club. DELBERT MILLER: Hi-Y. HARVEY MILLER: 2nd Lt. R. O. T. C. ESTHER MORALES: Q. S., C. S. P. A.. Exchange Editor Plainsman, Sgt. Co-Eds., Spanish 3 Medal. M .S THA Seneor WINFRED MOHR: Major R. O. T. C. Sponsor, Soph. Beauty, May Fete '48, Mgr. Co-Eds, N. H. S., Q. S., C. S. P. A., Art Editor Annual, Who's Who, Booster Club. FREDDY MUSGROVE: Most Representative Senior Boy. Pres. N. H. S. '47, L. S. A., Pres. Mid-Term Senior Class. Who's Who, Golf '45. Track Mgr. '48, Cheerleader 3 yrs. MARY NAIL: Y-Teens. HAROLD NICOLL: Tech. Sgt. Band. CLAIRE NORTH: Co-Editor Annual, N. H. S., Q. S., Masque Gavel. Science Club. Girls State '48, Who's Who. Band, Orchestra. JOE O'BERRY: Swimming Letterman, Capt. Swimming Team. JOHN O'NEAL: Sgt. R. O. T. C.. Rifle Team. GLORIA OPLINGER: Spanish Award. CAROLYN OTTS: Co-Editor Annual, Masque Gavel Sec. Treas., Q. S. V. Pres., Booster Club Pres. '48, N. F. L., Citadel, L. S. A.. N. H. S. Pres. '48. Science Club, Who's Who, State Speech Meet Second Place '48, Reagan Speech Meet First Place '48, Essay Contest First Place '48, American Legion Oratory Second Place City '48, Most Representative Girl. JACKIE OWENS: Capt. R. O. T. C., Manual of Arms 1st Place, Booster Club, Football Team. CORA PEARSON: Soph. Beauty. Jr. 6 Sr. Cheerleader, N. H. S. Treas., Masque S Gavel V. Pres., Thespians. Most Popular Senior Girl. BILLIE MAE PENTAK: Plainsman Staff. Co-Eds '46. C. S. P. A., Q. S. SILVIAN PESEK: Lt. R. O. T. C., Rifle Team '47. ALLEN PENGALLY: Q. S., Citadel, Feature Editor Plainsman, C. S. P. A.. 1st Lt. R. O. T. C.. Booster Club. MARTHA PERRY: Q S.. Plainsman. F. H. A., C. S. P. A. FRANCES PEQUENO: N. H. S. Sec.. L. S. A. Pres., Tri-Hi-Y, Masque Gavel. BARBARA PIERCE: F. H. A.. Choral Club. JOHNNY PIKE: 1st Lt. R. O. T. C., Rifle Team. VIOLET PISTOLE: Tri-Hi-Y V. Pres., Booster Club. FRED PITTS: R. O. T. C. DIXIE POSTON: Capt. Bugles Co-Eds. FRANKIE PRIEST: Bowling Club. ALLIE JO RAGSDALE: Sgt. Co-Eds, Scholastic Art Award. LEWIS RAYMER: N. H. S., L. S. A., Golf Team, Annual Staff, Spanish Award Second Place. DUANE RAYMOND: Sgt. Band, Basketball Team. RHODA MAE REAGAN: Sgt. Bugles Co-Eds. BETTY ROGERS: F. H. A. DOROTHY ROSS: Choral Club. Booster Club. JOE RUPERT: Masque Gavel. N. F. L., Citadel, Speech Letter, 1st Lt. R. O. T. C. CHARLES SAILER: Basketball. PAULINE SALADINO: F. H. A. JEAN SANDERSON: Majorette, May-Fete '48 MARGIE SCARBROUGH: Masque Gavel. Co-Eds. HELEN SCHAEFFER: Choral Club. Booster Club. A. J. SCHLAPKOHL: Basketball Letterman, Sgt of Arms Mid-Term Senior Class. Sports Editor — Cub Edition of Plainsman. CHARLES SECREST: R. O. T. C., Bowling Club, City Marksmanship Trophy. PHYLLIS SHANER: N. H. S. DON SHINE: R. O. T. C. Rifle Team. SAM SIEBER: Band, Swimming Team, N. H. S.. Booster Club, V. Pres. Student Body '47. BILLIE SIMMONS: F. H. A. BEVERLY SIMON: Band, Choral Club. Orchestra. GERALDINE SIMON: F. H. A.. Co-Eds. EDITH SMITH: Capt. Batons Flags Co-Eds, Basketball Sweetheart '48, Booster Club Treas., Maid to Valentine Sweetheart. Se U0X JOHN SMITH: Tennis Letterman, Band '47, Bowling Team '46. MARY SMITH: F. H. A. Treas., Booster Club. BEVERLY SMOUSE: F. H. A. ELBERT SONNTAG: Booster Club V. Pres., N. H. S., Band, Capt. Baseball Team Most Popular Senior Boy. DOUGLAS STEED: Bowling Team. LONNIE SWINDLE: R. O. T. C. ORVILLE SWINDOLL: N. H. S., Junior Rotarian, Science Club Past President. ROSEMARY TAMBORELLA: Co-Eds, Choral Club. Booster Club. BOB TEDDLE: R. O. T. C. YVONNE THOMAS: Basketball Letter, Volleyball Letter, Choral Club. DOYLE THORNTON: Football Team. Booster Club. CHARLES TIMME: R. O. T. C.. Rifle Team. C. S. P. A. CHRISTINE TISDALE: Sgt. Drums Co-Eds. DORIS VENTO: Volleyball Team. Choral Club. JOE VOLOTO: Lt. Band, Orchestra, Choral Club. BEVERLY WADE: Q S.. Plainsman Staff. C. S. P. A. KATHRYN WALLACE: Masque S Gavel. Q. S.. N. H. S.. C. S. P. A., May-Fete '47 48. Plainsman Staff. SUSAN WAUGHTAL: Hi-Y Treas., Y-Teen Sec., Sgt. of Arms F. H. A., Booster Club, Volleyball Team. CHARLOTTE WEATHERFORD: Band. Orchestra. BARBARA WELZ: Orchestra. GLEN WHITLEY: Capt. R. O. T. C.. Plainsman Staff. BEN WILLIAMS: Football Team Mgr. '48, Basketball Team Mgr. '48, Capt. B-Team Football '46. JOANN WILLIAMS: Choral Club, Candidates Club. HOWARD WISENBAKER: Sgt. of Arms Senior Class, V. Pres. Bowling Club, Masque Gavel, Science Club, Booster Club. Band. PATRICIA WITTE: Y-Teen, Booster Club, Citadel. DONALD WOODEN: Masque Gavel, Sgt. of Arms Thespians, Football Team. FRANCES WRIGHT: Lt. Co. A. Co-Eds. FREDDIE WRIGHT: Lt. Co. B. Co-Eds. IMOGENE WRIGHT: Spanish 4 Award. N. H. S., Sec. Mid-Term Senior Class. MARILEE ZORN: Sgt. Co. B. Co-Eds THIS IS MILBY! 1. Something must be funny! 2. Ipana would pay a million for smiles like these. 3. Picnics are fun. 4. She must have powdered her face with sunshine. 5. Let's hope this turns out all right. 6. She's working over time at football boost- ing! 7. What bright sun light! 8. This is what you call a bunch . 9. Things like this make high school wo while. 10. Hey, what do you think you're doing? 11. We'd take orders from these Capta anytime! 12. Say cheese everybody! 13. Time out for relaxing. 14. Looks like there's something more in esting than the camera! «44 Of 'SO T TO RIGHT: t Row — Adams, Beverly; Allbritton, V.; Anderson. James; Aranyas. Charles; ila. Lydia; Baldwin, Merla; Barber, Robert ond Row — Barrett, Lula Mae; Barrum, y; Barsh, Caroline; Beal, Jack :d Row — Bennett, Jack; Bernard, vin; Besser, Walter; Blackwell, Larry rth Row — Blomquist, Claudellen; Jtone, George; Boeker, Ann; Bourland, Y i Row — Bowdoin, Bill; Box, Doris; d, Charles; Brahm, Margie th Row — Brenham, Frances; Britton, nes; Broadway, Wayne; Brockett, mdell; Browne, Barbara; Brown, Bar- ra; Burroughs, Billie Jean LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row — Burrows, Charles; Burson, Frank; Bursons, Gloria; Busby, Dahlia; Caldwell, Donald; Campbell, Ann; Caniff, Joseph Second Row — Canion, James; Cardona, Virginia; Carter, Alton; Caudill, Betty Third Row — Chaddick, Jo Ann; Chesser Juanita; Clark, Jackie; Clark, Joyce Fourth Row — Colston, Billy; Conaway, Betty Jane; Condry, Jeanne; Cotharn, M Ann Fifth Row — Crabill, La Verne, Crews, P- Crossman, Lester; Culp, Zela 'SO LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row — Davis, Gene; Deller, Connie; Denson, Jean; Dowdy. Sadie; Drew, Carol; Dunman, T. O.; Duren, Delores Second Row — Elliot, Ouida; Erickson, Zelma; Ezze, Lois; Facundus, Pat Third Row — Fairbanks, Betty, Faith, Carl; Farrell, Katy Jo; Fivecoat, Elwood Fourth Row — Flanagan, Bobby; Flores, Evangeline; Fly, David; Foshee, Maurice Fifth Row — Fowler, Dora; Fretwell, Mary Lou; Fuller, Barbara; Funk, Patty Jo Sixth Row — Gaskie, Gloria; Gordon. Charles; Gordon. Donald; Green. La Rue; Grigsby, Margaret; Hackler, Frances; Haines, Margie Of 50 LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row — Hall, Dorothy; Haragan, June Hart, Dan; Houser, Barbara; Havens, Nan« Hawkins. Bonnie; Hearron, Bill Second Row — Hendricks, Ronnie; Hoffm Ronald; Holgin, Alex; Hood, Jerry Third Row — Howell, James; Hurst, John; Hutchins, Barbara; Hutchins. Betty Lou Fourth Row — Hyman, Patsy; Irvin, Samr Jackson, Patsy; Jeanes, Joyce Fifth Row — Jenkins, Jo Ann; Johansen. Esther; Kapner, Mary Ellen; Kendall. Neal Sixth Row — Kitcher, Don; Knight. Howa Koch, Gerald; LaFrentz, Harold Ann; Lai James; Lamb, Ruby; Langdon, Donald CZlate Of '50 EFT TO RIGHT: irst Row — Langford, Gloria; Leared, Dale; eatherwood, Tommy; Leland, Mary Louise; iles, Florence; Lopez, Manuel; Lucas, Bobby scond Row — Lucia. Mary; Luttrell, Norma; [eBay, Harry; McBride, Jimmy hird Row — McCollum, Don; McCullough, obbie Sue; McKinney. Barbara; McMillam, rank ourth Row — Mann, Gwen; Mantimayor, armen; Martin, Doris; Martin, Lawrence ifth Row — Martin. Mary; Martin, Verna; lartinez, Joe; Marx, Archer ixth Row — Meade, Delmar; Medlin, larjorie; Meyers, Carol; Michaels, Mary yce; Midkiff, Kenneth; Milam, Dorothy; lilam, Frances 04 '50 LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row — Miller, Betty; Moore, Donald; Morgan, Norma; Morris, Betty Jean; Murchiso Lila; Neal, Howard; Neat, Rose Marie Second Row — Nelius, Walter; Nixon, Cc O'Conner, Jerome; Ohlund, Mary K. Third Row — Oliphint. Myra; O'Pry, Norm Ortiz, Raymond; Oubre, Armas Fourth Row — Owen, Helen; Owens, Bil! Marie; Parker, Jo Ann; Paton, Pat Fifth Row — Pearson, Billy; Pendarvis, Ralph; Penisten, Donna; Peterson. Norma Sixth Row — Pigue, Richard, Pitts, Jack; Pollmiller, Ralph; Porter, Jean; Poston, Jimn Prescott, John; Preston. Anne Of '50 JFT TO RIGHT: rst Row — Price, Ilia; Price irraine; Price, Patsy; Priddy, e; Pritchett. Harold; Quast, rothy; Quillen, James jcond Row — Rackley, Wanda; Ragsdale, )tty; Raimond, Von; Raymer, Harriet Ann lird Row — Reagan, Gladys; Reid, Jimmy ; Reno, Mary Ann; Riek, Marjorie Durth Row — Riley, Joye; Rios, Janie; obberson, Jo Ann; Roberson, Jerry fth Row — Roberts, Jack; Roberts, Yvonne; jbinson, Betty; Robinson, Marielva xth Row — Rogers, Autumn; Ross, Mary; ascher, Henry; Ryon, Pat; Sabins, Imogene; ilvador, Antonio; Sanchez, Lillian LEFT TO RIGHT: First Row — Schademan, Jo Ann; Schneider, Doris; Scoggins, Freda; Self, Jame Sexton, Winston; Shannon, Raymond; Shastid, Thiel Second Row — Sheffield, Jeanette; Shepherd, Candy; Shepherd, Jim; Sheppard, Charles Third Row — Shipper, Edythe; Simmons, Larry; Skeen, Helen; Sloan. Ann Fourth Row — Smart, Barbara; Smith, Frances; Snyder, Lois; Springer, Robert Fifth Row — Spurlock, Jack; Stanley, Jerler Stephens, Morris; Stringer, Charles (Zltua. Of '50 Lett to Right: First Row: — Thelipape, Alvino; Thiba- daux. James; Tholen, Betty; Thornton, Gene; Thyler, Willie; Timme, Lionel; Toon. W. O. Second Row — Tower, Thomas; Town- send, Donald; Trahan. Rita; Trammell, Hubert. Third Row — Turner, Julie; Turner, Peggy; Tyler, Travis; Van Houten, William. Fourth Row — Van Wyk, Louise; Vargas, Robert; Vasqnez, Jesse; Waite, Edith. Fifth Row — Waldrop, Jeanet; Walters, Beverly; Weatherly, Bobby; Webber, Shirley. Sixth Row — Weiss, Jo Ann; White, Alan Jon; White, Kohen; Wilkinson; Donna; Williams, Kermit; Williams. Norman; Wil- liamson, Alton. MEMORIES OF MILBY 1. We're going Hollywood! 2. Posin'. 3. Shucks, I'm bashful! 4. What a bunch of engineers! 5. Go on and snap it, I'm ready for you! 6. Waitin' for my fellar'. 7. What do you think you're doin'? 8. A cute couple! 9. She's a nice reward for this cheerleader! 10. Mirror, mirror on the wall, she's the fairest of them all! 11. This ain't my idea, but go on! 12. Boy, I'm ruff — and ready!! 13. Anybody would give fifteen rah's for this. 14. Ah, gee, fellars'. 15. Here I come, ready or not! 16. Can't you find him, Verna? 17. Line forms to the left, boys. 18. What cha' waitin' for? Of 51 Leti to Right: First Row: Adams, Dorothy; Adams. Minta Sue; Aldridge. Maxine; Albertson, Don; Arnold, Marjorie; Anderson, Jerry; Ander- son, Mary; Andrus, Jack; Armstrong, Shiela. Second Row: Aubert, Carolyn; Bankston, Fred; Barker, Charles; Barnett. Gail; Baughman. Marlene; Beck, Horace; Beck- er. Lydia; Benes, Alfred; Bennett, Florence. Third Row: Benning, Marlene; Bentley, Billy; Bernal, Patricia; Bernard, Jacquelyn; Berry. Bobby. Fourth Row: Berry, Jo Merle; Bebee. Al- meda; Billings, Don; Bitner. Benny; Blank. Martha. Fifth Row: Blevins, Doyle; Bosco. Madelyn; Bourke, Eugene; Branch. Barbara. Brandes, Jeannine. Sixth Row: Bratcher. Billy; Brickley. David; Brightwell, Barbara; Brock, Earl; Brock- meyer, Dorothy. Seventh Row: Brooks, Freddy; Brown. Margie; Brownback. Victor; Bryant, Patsy; Bull, Donald; Bunting, Mary; Burdine, Vir- ginia; Burke. Gretta; Burkhalter. Altha. Eighth Row: Burton. Betty; Butera, Sammy; Butzke, John; Caffall. Marvin; Calderon, Agricola; Cantu. Lilia; Carney, Vivian; Carroll, Mickey; Cavanaugh. Clara. etcui oi st Left to Right: First Row: Cessna, Joy; Chambers. Ethel Mae; Cheairs, Ollie; Chebert, Lonnie; Childers, Karen; Cisneras, Vivian; Clark, Betty; Coffey, Zelda; Coffey, Berlin. Second Row: Coffman, Gene; Collie, Dor- othy; Collins, Elizabeth; Conley, Richard; Conti, Richard; Cook, Helen; Cook, Betty J.; Cook, Odell; Cook, Ralph. Third Row: Cooper, Eddie; Coots, Harold; Copeland. Gerald; Corley, Nell; Cortez, Earnest. Fourth Row: Covert, Lavonia; Cox, June; Cox, Troy; Cozad, John; Craig. Dorothy. Fifth Row Crawford, Jerry; Crawford, Lily; Cross. Charles; Crossland, Bob; Cudd, Ann. Sixth Row: Cummings. Glenda; Cummings, L. B.; Daniel, Betty; Darby. Herman; Dar- by, Hulen. Seventh Row: Davidson, O'Neal; Davis, Diane; Davis. James; Davis, Maudine; Davis, Patsy; de la Garza, Napoleon; Devereaux, Bobbie; Dickerson, Leo; Dobbs, Anne. Eighth Row: Dodd, Betty Jo; Dodd. Dorothy; Doleshal, Leona; Donahoe, Dorothy; Dor- sey, Bobby; Dorsey, Claudette; Driver, Allie; DuBose, Virginia; Duke, Max. 3la u 0( Lett to Right: First Row: Dunbar. Elizabeth; Einkauf, Al- vin; Ellzey, Paul; Elliott, Myrtle; Endohl. Jessie Lou; Etie, Laverne; Everts, Leslie; Fairchild, Paul; Falk, Leslie. Second Row: Fields, Mary Grace; Fite, Daisy; Fite, Rita; Flores, Irene, Foreman, Jimmy; Forteza. John Henry; Fowler. Patty; Frank, Donald; Frazier, Peggy. Third Row: Freeman, Vonda; Fuller, Gra- ham; Gebehare, Charles; Gaddy, Thelma; Gamboa, Ofilia. Fourth Row: Gardner, Geraldine; Garner, Charles; Garza, Alfred; Gates, Peggy; Gehring, Billy. Fifth Row: Gelein, Natalie; Gentry. Sammy; Geppert, Frances; Gibbs. Leona Ruth; Gibson, Bobby. Sixth Row: Gifford, Jane; Gilbert, Richard; Glynn, Wanda; Goff, Shiilene; Gold- smith, Elsie. Seventh Row: Gobez, Paul; Graham, Billy; Graham, Kenneth; Grant Noel; Graves, Joe. Gray. Shirley; Greene, Earl; Greer, Louise; Griffin, Ronnie. Eighth Row: Griffith, Harvey; Grove, June; Guhlin, Ralph; Gutz, Martha M.; Hackler, Thomas; Hamilton, Charles; Hamm Ed- ward; Hargrave. Frankie; Harrington. Bernice. • , � 51 Left to Right: Firsf Row: Harris, Eula; Hatfield, James; Hayes, Thomas; Head, Jacqueline; Hecox, B. J.; Heinze, Geraldine; Helger, Mary; Hemeter, Anna Lou; Henderson, Frank. Second Row: Henderson, Howard; Hender- son. Martha; Henry, Charles; Hensley, Donald; Henson. Betty Lou; Hernandez, Raymond; Hernandez, Robert; Herring, Allen; Hicks, Donald. Third Row: Hie, Aloha; Higginbotham, Bar- bara; Hoffman, Miriam; Hoffpauir; Ustenia; Holder, Robert. Fourth Row: Holland, Oscar; Holley, Grace; Honeycutt. Ann; Hopkins, Gordon; Hord, Jo Ann. FUth Row: Horton. J. C.; Hudson, Pat; Hutchins, Bobby; Huettel, Richard; Huff- man. Richard. Sixth Row: Irigoyen, Henry; Jackson. Mar- gie; Jinks, Joe; Johnson, Billy; Johnson. Bobby. Seventh Row: Johnson, George; Joiner, Grady; Jones, Betty Ruth; Jones, Betty; Jones, Claudette; Kahle, Barbara; Kaiser, Doris; Kerr, Richard; King, Billie Marie. Eighth Row: Kirkpatrick, Betty; Koneschik. Gene; Kountz, Joanna; Kutchenreuter, Archie; Lacy, Cecil; Lancaster, Iona Fay; Lawrence, Allen; Lee, Walter; Lee, Dean. Left to Flight: First Row: Loflin, Bennie; Lowe, David; Lowry, Joe; McBee, Darlene; McCollum. Harold; McConnell, Jim; McDaniel, Billy; McDonald, John; McGowan. Garrett. Second Row: McGuff, June; McQuery, Bar- bara; McVeigh, Andrew; Madison, Mary Jane; Mager, Marvin; Mannuel, Peggy; Marin, Sabino; Mar key, Madge; Martin, Betty Jean. Third Row: Martin, Dorothy; Martin, Earl; Martin, Erma; Martin, Lamar; Martin, Shirley. Fourth Row: Martinez, Lupe; Martinez, Al- fred; Mattocks, Marcelina; May. Dorothy; May, Sue. Fifth Row: Mendez, Rudy; Mendoza, Rob- ert; Myer, Hughes; Miller. Joy; Miller, Peggy. Sixth Row: Miller, Tommy; Miller, Susan Mims, Don; Mitchell, Mary; Mizell, Ray mond. Seventh Row: Moncrief, Faye; Moffett. Ellis Mohr, Ronald; Morgan, Conrad; Morgan Dickie; Morgan, Sarah; Moore, Donald Murray, Joe; Murray, Barbara. Eiqhth Row: Neel, Marvin; Neeley, William Nelson, Harold; Newell, Jean; Newman Marianne; Nicholson, Beth; Nonenmacher Ruby F.; Null, Norma Jo; Nunnelly, Wal lace. 0 ft 1 i o M 2 tt 0( 51 Lefi to Bight: First Bow: Oberry, Marjorie; Odena, Billy; Odom, Sondra; Oelfke, Lyle; Ohm, Jerry; Olney, Duane; Ortz, Mary; Oubre, Katherine; Palmer, Joan. Second Bow: Parker, Robert; Patton, Ger aid; Peavler, Billy; Pennington, Jimmy Sue; Pentak. William; Purcell, Jackie; Peters, Frank; Peters, Virginia; Petty, Charles. Third Bow: Petty, Donna Jean; Phillips, Joyce; Pistole, Jean; Plaster, Bennie; Plemons, Lurline. Fourth Bow: Plummer, Barbara; Pogue. Evelyn; Pogue, Donald; Pohler, Carl; Poit- event, Joe. Fifth Bow: Pool, Jimmy; Porter, Betty; Porter, Neal; Powell, Minnie; Pringle, Billie. Sixth tow: Pyle, Conrad; Rabon, J. C.; Ra- bon, J. D.; Radney, Doris; Ramer, Fred. Seventh Bow: Ramirez, Alfred; Ramos, Ramiro; Ray, Troy; Redding, C. P.; Reed, Leo; Reichle, Joanne; Reisner, Geraldine; Ressell, Robert; Reyna, Evangeline. Eighth Bow: Reynolds, Bobbie; Rice, Wil- burn; Richardson, Bobby J.; Richter, Bev- erly; Rivera, Eli; Rogers, Gloria; Rogers, Eetty Lou; Rogers, Dora; Rollins. Johnny. I -i. 4 i4 Of St Left to Right: First Row: Rose, David; Ruiz, Maurita; Ruiz, Hiram; Sailer, Avis Ann; Sandel, Rose; Sanders, Patsy; Sandoz, Vernon; Sapping- ton, James; Sawyer, Barbara. Second Row: Saylor, Betty; Schafer, Kath- ryn; Scott, Elizabeth; Schnepp, Jerry; Schroeder, Dennis; Sell, Harold; Sessions, Doris; Shannon, Bobby; Shannon, Earline. Third Row: Sheppard. Gene; Shipley, Allan; Shugart, Crystal; Silva, Billy; Simmons, Duane. Fourth Row: Simms, John; Skeen, Floyd; Skove, John; Smart, Dorothy; Smith, Gene. Fifth Row: Smith, Lee; Smith, Mary Ellen; Solar, Henry; Snyder, Joyce; Sparks, J. C. Sixth Row: Sparks, Percy; Sponsler, Nancy; Sponsler, Stanton; Stafford, Audrey; Stan- ley, Melva. Seventh Row: Starkweather, Gilbert; Ste- vens, Gerald; Stott, Malcom; Stremmel, Alvin; Strickland, Darrell; Strother, Monte; Strube, Nina; Sullivan, Kenneth, Suhm, Beverly. Eighth Row: Sutton, Jimmy; Swain, Con- way; Tabola, Donald; Taylor, Doris; Ted- dlie, Al; Terrell, Richard; Thomas, Effie; Thomas, Loy; Tipton, Earl. (?ta4. 3- '5t Letl to Right: First Row: Trevino. Dora; Tsukano, Marion; Tucker. Bill; Tucker. Philip; Turner. Don- nie; Turner, John; Underwood, Lela Faye; Vance, Gail; Vaughn, Margueritte. Second Row: Viguerie, Richard; Villago- mez, Mary Ruth; Voss. Gene; Walker. Joseph; Walker, Norma; Walpole, Billy; Wason, Rosalie; Walthall, Olain; Wash- man, Clara. Third Row: Waters, Wayne; Weber, Ver- non; Wells. Betty; Wendel, Thomas; Wheeler. Richard. Fourth Row: Whitten, Giles; Whitworth, Howard; Wilford, Nelda; Wilkins. Wayne; Williams, Carolyn. Fifth Row: Williams, Edward; Williams, Marietta; Williams, Robert; Williams, Louis; Williamson. Wayne. Sixth Row: Willis, Elaine; Willis, Marianne; Wilson. Walter; Winfrey, Mary Alice; Wofford, Fontella. Seventh Row: Wooten, Dorothy; Wood- ward, Helen; Woods, Charles; Wool- bright, Robert; Wright. Nina Faye; Wuensche, Gertie; Wylie, Robert; Wyman Frances; Yarbrough, Frank. Eighth Row: Young, Rita Mae; Zimmer man. Edna; Zinn, Robert. TKaat cfcre eatatCve Scatat ill CAROLYN OTTS 'THaat efiieaettfattve Senear “Soy FREDDY MUSGROVE 1ftadt 7 abutar Senear (fart CORA PEARSON THotl 'Papular Senior Soef ELBERT SONNTAG BARBARA FARMER CURT FABER ■fHa-aWL� ; Tfttet ‘Seauti uC fltoti x tyixt CLAUDELLEN BLOMQUIST TPta t %ciHcU Mte flutU x Satf DONALD CARPENTER 7Ho t SeautCfrd (fal BARBARA HIGGENBOTHAM THaat anctaotHe BOBBY DORSEY State Ti iHttett DONALD CARPENTER. Football; CAROLYN OTTS. Speech; EDWIN JAMES. Football State 7(Jintexo LUPE MONTGOMERY. Track; RALPH HARRIS. Track; DOYLE McCARTHER. Track; JOHNNY JEANES, Track. 7K M tytoU x Scvec Uart BARBARA HIGGINBOTHAM Wtud MARIVONNE WINDHAM OUIDA ELLIOTT Ibfi 194% Queen Dana Faye of the House of Hurst King David of the House of Wilcox TZtfcXtKMivt SoUox (f U FRANCES PEQUENO THadt RcfruAtHtaUvi Schccx 3? LELAND ESTES ■■ UHttetd- ?OH 0?ClV6%itC6 Tftodt 'Po kvfax SckCoX (fcxl IEAN SANDERSON 7M 4t caudfut SckIox (fixI EDITH SMITH Tftodt %a eUomc Senior “Soy FREDDY MUSGROVE XOO AOH1 teg Tvwyjy7M DVpHV g 2 ViOQO VHCINOS 7 ?p NOS1VM ATII8 £ %v7n , £ 9 Ml $12, -m � NcxiNYio� a a I •£, 7� wp� vfc 1 ML INIHdllO YHAW W vvjimtf }� t?2� v 2' jwyc JUNIOR ROTARIANS To be selected as Junior Rotarian is one of the highest honors a Milby boy can receive. Qualities of citizenship, leadership, and scholarship are con- sidered by the faculty committee. Only June graduates or summer school grad- uates are eligible. One boy is selected for each month of the school year. On each Friday of his month the Junior Rotarian becomes the luncheon guest of the Harris- burg Rotary Club. On the last Friday in May the nine boys thus honored are responsible for the program of entertainment at the Club's luncheon. Milby appreciates the opportunity for its students to gain first hand infor- mation about service clubs in general and feels indebted to the Harrisburg Rotary Club which has made this opportunity available. ALBERT BARSH September SAM SIEBER October ORVILLE SWINDOLL November JUNIOR ROTARIANS DONALD CARPENTER December JACK HARRIS January EDWIN JAMES February KOHEN WHITE March RICHARD YOUMANS April BILLY WATSON May FRANCES PEQUENO AND LEELAND ESTES IctivitCeb BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS Kneeling: Kathryn Wallace. Verna Martin, Carolyn Otts, Pres., Barbara Browne, Sec. Standing: Alton Williamson, Dee Ann Suhm, Mary Aubert, Elbert Sonntag, Vice-Pres., Edith Smith, Treas., Leeland Estes, Ruth Fussell, Eddie Hill. BOOSTER CLUbV Seated: Wallace, Martin. Carney. Gates, Smith, White, Stutts, Head, DeGlandon. Wisenbaker. Windham. Kneeling: Odena, Martin, Browne, Suhm, Mason, Pearson, Barsh, Hill, Fussell, Scar- brough, Aubert, Witte. Standing: Otts, Pistole. Mann, O'Pry, Ravmer. Hoard, James, Waugtal, Snyder, Dailey, Brenn, Plaster. Conray, Craiq, Estes, Downs, Musgrove, Pengelly, Williamson, Brandes, Augustine, Paton. Crossland. Voss, Sieber, Sonntag. LAMBDA SIGMA ALPHA OFFICERS Left to Right: Treasurer, Shirley Jacobs, Secretary. Bernice Plaster, V. Pres. Billy Watson, President, Frances Pequeno. LAMBDA SIGMA ALPHA Left to Right: Standing: Beverly Richter, Tommy Shields, Benrice Plaster. Mrs. Baker, Doris Quade, Freddy Musgrove, Shirley Jacobs, Billy Watson, Carolyn Aubert, Audrey Stafford. Seated: Bill Bowden. Thomas Hildebrand, Carolyn Otts, Bobby Johnson. Frances Pequeno, Lewis Raymer, Billy Silva, Marian Tscano. MASQUE GAVEL Lett to Right: Don Carlin. Don Wooden. Bucky Barsh, Donald Craig. Ruth Fussell, Maudene Callier, June Ernest, Francis Pequeno. Caroline Otts. Brownie Barsh. Lois Ann Cross. Marilyn Eiland, Leland Estes, Claire North. Barbara Browne, Marjorie Scarborough. Katherine Wallace. Betty Gibson. Joe Don Rubert, Howard Wisenbaker. OFFICERS OF THE MASQUE GAVEL Seated: Lett to Right: Lois Ann Cross, Pres.; Carolyn Otts, Vice-Pres.; Mr. Bayless, Sponsor. Standing: Lett to Right: June Ernest, Treas; Leland Estes, Sgt.-at-Arms; Cora Pearson, Secretary. BOWLING CLUB Left to Right: Seated: June Haragan. Violet Mason, Dorothy Hall, Betty Hutchins, Dorothy Milam, Beverly Richter. Mrs. Mohle, Louise Greer. Betty Lincecum, Louise Hall. Frances Milam, Donna Harbrough. Standing: Bobby Adams. Eddie McKinney, Bob Hensley, Richard Stuart. Gene Shepherd, Charles Secrest. John Pike, John O'Neal, Howard Wisenbaker, John Simms, Jack Kimmons, Douglas Steed, Don Kitcher, Richard Pack. Robert Springer, James Canion, Thomas Tower, Billy Pearson. James Laird George Blystone. LIBRARY Standing: Left to Right: Audrey Ruth Stafford. Billy Jean Burroughs, Cecil Lacey, Edwin Gibson, Marvin Mager, Vernon Bailey, Dorothy Ann Ross, Ben Augustine. Reba Rushing. Richard Viguerie. Seated: Left to Right: Sireta Beaumier, Dorothy James. Louise McAdams. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Left to Right: Mr. McWhirter. Caroline Barsh, Leland Estes. Mr. Bayless, Donald Craig, Carolyn Otts, Richard Youmans, Joe Don Rubert, Lois Cross. CITADEL Left to Right: Kneeling: Allen Pengelly, Donald Craig. Richard Youmans. Second Row: Lois Cross, Ruth Fussell, Carolyn Otts, A1 Barsh, Mr. McWhirter. Bucky Barsh, Caroline Barsh, Leland Estes, Bobby Adams, Joe Don Rupert. Robert Kimball. PLAINSMAN STAFF Allen Pengelly, Yvonne Roberts, Bucky Barsh, Shirley Jacobs, L. J. Berry, Leland Estes, Dan Hart, Rpth Fussell, Dee Ann Suhm, Kathryn Wallace, Eudean Downs, Esther Morales, Winfred Mohr, Johnny Lee. JOURNALISM Seated: Robert Kimball. Esther Morales. Winfred Mohr. Johnny Lee, I orothy James, Maudine Collier, Shirley Jacobs, Candy Sheppard. Martha Perry, Bucky Barsh, Dan Hart. Kneeling: Delbert Warwick, Ben Williams, Herbert Caldwell. Barbara Brown, Lois Cross, Eudean Downs, Yvonne Roberts. Standing: Richard Stewart. Mr. McWhirter, Eddie McKinney, Allen Pengally, Glen Whitley, Richard Youmans, Dee Ann Suhm, Vernon Bailey, Ruth Fussell. Robert Johnson, Leland Estes, Rosemarie Neat, Lula Mae Barrett, L. J. Berry. Evelyn Martin. Norma O'Pry, Beverly Wade, Kathryn Wallace. Billie Mae Pentak. QUILL AND SCROLL OFFICERS Winfred Mohr, Treasurer; Allen Pengally, Vice-President; Carolyn Otts, President; Kathern Wallace, Secretary. QUILL AND SCROLL Left to Right; Standing: Rosemarie Neat, Beverly Wade. Kathryn Wallace, Ruth Fussell, Brownie Barsh, Lois Cross, Dorothy James. Betty Gilliland, Carolyn Otts, Hazel Ault. Candy Sheppard, Shirley Jacobs, Billie Pentak, Barbara Browne, Dee Ann Suhm, Claire North, Winfred Mohr, Martha Perry. Second Row: Richard Youmans, Allen Pengally, Eddie McKinney. Robert Johnson, Bucky Barsh. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Freddy Musgrove, Vice-President; Cora Pearson, Treasurer; Carolyn Otts, President; Frances Pequeno, Secretary. . cvk - 32 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right: Seated: Sprohge, Harris, White, Sonntag, Raymer, Estes, Youmans, Weiss. Otts. Kneeling: Martinez, Barsh, Watson, Aland, DeGlandon, Bailey, McNeely, Barsh, Brown, Elliot, Raymer, Mohr. Standing: Aubert, Davis, Wright, Boehm. Caldwell. Barsh. Swindoll, Cross, Hildebrand, Hart, Swindoll. North. Sloan, Shaner, Plaster. Windham, Hankins, Ault, Earnest, Farmer, Pequeno, Pearson, Fussell, Wallace. Jacobs. F. H. A. CHAPTER OFFICERS Lett to Eight: Nonna Peterson, Susan Waughtal, Beverly Simon, Jeny Roberson, Katy Jo Fanell, Barbara Higginbotham, Barbara Fuller, Emma Jean Davis. FUTURE HOME MAKERS Left to Eight: First flow: Dorothy Smart, Jean Pistole, Katherine Oberie, Geraldine Simon, Pauline Saladino. Second Eow: Dorothy May. Dorothy Donahoe, Grace Holley, Martha Perry. Third Eow: Marielva Robinson, Gussie Keller, Patsy Saunders, Violet Mason. Fourth Eow: Barbara Ann Pierce, Mary Ellen Smith, Betty Jo Tholen, Peggy Koneschik. Standing: June Groves, Mary Anderson, Gloria Rogers, Betty Wells, Marlene Baughman. Ouida Elliott, June Harragan, Zela Culp, Jo Merle Berry. Bobbie Rae Fogleman Captain Barbara Fanner Captain Edith Smith Captain Dixie Poston Captain Lei i to Bight: Drill Lieut., Frances Wright; Bugle Lieut., Gussie Keller; Baton Lieut., Pat Ryan; Drum Lieut., Shirley DuPlantis; Drill Lieut., Freddie Wright Business Manag Yvonne Roberts Winfred Mohr Sergeants Christine Tisdale Esther Morales Marie Owens Allie Jo Ragsdal Marilee Zorn Mary L. De Leor Jo Ann Rainey Kneeling: Lupe Guerra Not in Picture : Rhoda Mae Reac Doylene Long Marguerette Vat BATON CORPS Kneeling: Mary Anne GeBauer, Doylene Long, Sue Levinson Standing: Anna Lynn Anderson, Virginia Leining. Barbara Brand, Betty Lou Rogers SWING-FLAG CORPS Doris Radney, Beth Nicholson, Barbara Houser, Mary Reno, Ann Honeycutt, Mary Helyer. THE CO-ED OFFICERS Left to Right: First Row — (Kneeling) Dixie Poston, Bobbie Rae Fogleman, Emma Jean Davis, Edith Smith, Barbara Farmer Second Row — (Standing) Jo Ann Raney. Christene Tisdale, Pat Ryan, Lupe Guerra, Esther Morales, Mary Louise DeLeon Third Row (Standing) Billie Marie Owens, Gussie Keller, Freddie Wright, Frances Wright, Allie Jo Ragsdale, Shirley DuPlantis THE CO-ED CADETTES OFFICERS OF SCIENCE CLUB Left to Fight: Dorothy Milam, Norma O'Pry, Carolyn Aubert, Betty Gibson, Ann Sloan, Mrs. Skelly, Eddie Hill. SCIENCE CLUB First Row: Left to Right: Gwen Mann, Norma O'Pry, Betty Gibson, Imogene Sabins, Betty Jones, Eddie Hill. Lois Cross. Mrs. Skelley. Carolyn Otts. Blanche Tevis, Donna Wilkinson. Brownie Barsh, Dora Trevino. Second Row: Left to Right: Benny Laftord, Carolyn Aubert, Ona Bjornas, Robert Tabony, Eddie Francis, Harvey Griffin, Bobby Adams, Howard Wisenbaker. Claire North. Ann Sloan. Dorothy Milam, Donald Tabola. R. O. T. C Lt. Col. Leland Estes (First Term); Lt. Col. Lucille Boehm; Lt. Col. Richard Youmans (Second Term). Majors Winfred Mohr and Johnny Prescott. w SACKVILI.F. Captain Marjorie Courreges Captain Glen Whitley CONTOUR INTERVAL 100 FT SAC KVIl I F AND VICINIT Captain Kermit Wright Captain Marilyn Eiland HAND grenade AGM£NTATI0N. MK II m 1 YDS Captain Alton Williamson Captain Mary Ellen Aubert RIFLE TEAM Left to Right; First Row; Knox. Moore, Pengally, Nelins, Green, Blystone. Kneeling: Shine, Kendall, Prescott, Tabola, Bowdoin. BAT ALLION STAFF Left to Right; First Row: Leland Estes, Lucille Boehm. Richard Youmans. Second Row: John Prescott, Winfred Moore, Vernon Bailey, H. J. Harris. COMPANY C Left to Right; First Row; De la Garza, Pesek, McKinney, Wright, Eiland, Craig, Hood, Knox, Sgt. Wagenbreth. Second Row; Holgin, Ruiz, Cortez, Stott, Cozad, Johnson, Tievnen, Williams. Hensley. Tabony, Sandoz, Albritton. Third Row; Burroughs, Irogoyen, Stutts, Lee, Graham, Cross, Anderson, Tofflin. Fourth Row; Francis, Hayes. Hoffman, Wilson, Hearon, Quillen, White, De- Glandon, Dunman, Duke, Tabola. COMPANY A Left to Right; First Row; Cook, Hensley, Downs, Williamson, Aubert, Pengelly, Thibodaux. Sgt. Donohoe. Second Row; Halvorsen, Hockler, Sims, Chebret, Martin, Kerr, Olney, Weaver, Shine, McVeiqh, Everts, Reed. Third Row; Waters, Williams, Neal. Mims, Strcmmel, Eowdoin, Laird, Odena, Trevino, Brittain, Coffall, Schepp, Johnson. Fourth Row; Smith, Graham, Griffith. Clark. Stringer, Bentley, Poitevent, Beal, Skove, Whitler, Bourland. COMPAYN B Left to Right; First Row; Cunningham, Harris, Hinman, Whitley. Courreges, Rubert, Nelins, Capt. Furlow. Second Row; Hubert, Tower, Wright, McAuley, McMillan, Simmons, Teddlie, Davis. Boyd. Third Row; Jentsen, Ortiz, Blystone, Dalon, Fendley, Redding, Lawrence, Dick- erson, Ewing. ORCHESTRA Left to Right: Back Row: Dorothy Hall, Peggy Massey. Carolyn Ellis, Beverly Simon. Middle Row: Nadene Markey, Dickie Morgan, Jimmy Gardner, Joe Voloto, Paul Ellzey, Claire North. Joe Hauffpauir, Oscar Holland, Edwin Gibson. Barbara Welz, Jimmy McCord. Front Row: Gloria Langford, Dahlia Busby. Richard Cone, Lorraine Price. CHORAL CLUB Left to Right: First Row : Shepherd, Pigue, Carlin, Thomas, Simon, Kaster, Herring, Mizell, Heinz. Second Row: Bull, Shepherd, Simms. Stuart, Price. Keller. Bennett, Smith, Robinson, Gilbert. Third Row: Adams, Fairbanks. Williams. Farmer, Vaughn, Weiss, Hankins, Schaefer, Massey, Hutchins, Sessions, Schneider, Bremer, Jeanes, de la Garza. Fourth Row: Ross, Gebauer, Wyman, Davis, Peters, Plaster, Pierce, Collie, Swindoll, Chapman, Findlay, McQueary, Washman, Ryan. OFFICERS OF THE BAND Left to Right: Charlotte Weatherford. Staff Sgt; Billie McNeely. 1st Sgt; Lester Crossman. Staff Sgt; Jack Harris. 2nd Lt; Duane Raymond. Master Sgt; Harold Nicoll, Lt. Reeds. Middle Row: L. J. Berry. Student Conductor; Kohen White. Drum Major; Joe Voloto, Lt. Brass. Front Row: Tean Sanderson. Majorette; Dorothy James. Majorette. BAND Lett to Right: Jean Sanderson. Majorette; Kohen White. Drum Major; Dorothy James. Majorette. First Row: Hearron, Adams, McNelly, Pyle, Clark. Houffpauer. Second Row: Odena, Sieber, Whitten, Ramirez, Voloto, Berry. Third Row: Martinez, White, Holder, Raymond, Holgin, Albertson. Fourth Row: Murcheson, Martin, Crossman, Mason, Hall. Sontag. Fifth Row: Harris, Falk, Weatherford. Wisenbaker, Pack. Albertson. Sixth Row: Bebee, Peters, Langford, North, Reissner, Mattocks. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Myra Oliphint J. B. DeGlandon SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Dorothy Zuchowski Ronald Mohr CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Juniors, J. B. DeGlandon and Myra Oliphint; Seniors, Freddy Musgrove and Cora Pearson; Sophomores, Ronald Mohr and Dorothy Zuchowski. MR. W. H. WAEGNER One of Milby's most ardent supporters THESPIAN OFFICERS Cora Pearson. Treasurer; Ben Augustine, Vice Pres.; Jack Harris. Pres.; Winfied Mohr, Secretary. THESPIANS Seated: Kohen White. Sam Sieber. JoAnn Raney. June Earnest, Clyde Bull Standing: Eudean Downs, Patsy Golf. Donald Wooden. Lois Snyder, Cora Pearson, Ben Augustine. Jack Harris, Freddy Musgrove. Winfred Mohr. BLACK FRIAR OFFICERS Sealed: Edith Smith. Secretary. Standing: Allen Penqelly, Vice-Pres., Sam Sieber, Pres.. Mr. Niemi, Sponsor, BLACK FRIARS BLACK FRIAR ACTIVITIES WINNERS OF THE PLAINSMAN CARTOON CONTEST Erik Sprohge and Sam Sieber TRI HI Y Left to Right: First Row: Brownie Barsh, Frances Pequeno, Susan Waughtal, Dorothy Forrester, Jean Pistole, Donna Pennisten, Carolyn Otts, Violet Pistole, Curt Faber. Second Row: Dorothy James, Lucille Boehm, Eugene Voss. Shirley Jacobs. Bucky Barsh, Grover Haynes, Donald Dean. A. J. Schlapkohl, Edwin James, Johnny Jeans. Albert Barsh. 0?oot cM '? ol6 Ul Bobby Dorsey Jimmy Gardner Bill Hearron Bobby Flanagan Dan Hart Sammy Gentry Gordon Hopkins Edwin James 'pGoliall Joe Martinez Jimmy Poston Joe Lowery Jackie Owens Floyd Kennedy Kenneth Midkiff Johnny Rollins Jackie Spurlock - i| 0paot zll Billy Silva Bill Voss James Watson Delbert Warwick Doyle Thornton if 37 A-TEAM FOOTBALL Left to Right: Standing: Bill Williams, Manager; Billy Silva; Don Carpenter; Floyd Ken- nedy; Jackie Owens; Doyle Thornton; Billy Watson; Donald Dean; Bucky Barsh; Bobby Dorsey; Bill Hearron; Jim Smith, Manager. Kneeling: Jimmy Gardner; Charles Aranyas; Jimmy Poston; Joe Martinez; Kenneth Midkiff; Edwin James; A1 Barsh; Bill Voss; Dan Hart. Front Row: Ralph Cook; Sammy Gentry; Johnny Rollins; Delbert Warwick; Gordon Hopkins; James Watson; Joe Lowery; Bobby Flanagan; Jackie Spurlock B-TEAM FOOTBALL Left to Right: Standing: Truman Taylor. Manager; Wallace Nunelly; Harold McCollum; Charles Sheppard; Richard Pigue; Allen White; Alton Williamson; Jimmy Shepperd. Kneeling: Randolph Wright; Von Raimond; Dennis Schroeder; Charles Barker; Odell Cook; Lewis Fleissner; Don Langdon; Ronnie Griffin. Front Row: Charles Hamilton; Troy Cox; Howard Whitworth; John Turner; Ralph Pendarvus; John Hurst; Lyle Oelfke. ?o t U Dan Hart Back Back Bobby Dorsey End Johnny Rollins Back Billy Watson End Donald Dean Tackle Bucky Barsh Tackle A1 Barsh Guard Guard Charles Aranyas s. Center Edwin James Center pMlialt Left to Right: Line: Bobby Dorsey, End; Bucky Barsh, Tackle; Don Dean, Tackle; A1 Barsh, Guard; Edwin James, Center; Jimmy Poston, Guard; Billy Watson, End. Back Field: Johnny Rollins, Wingback; Dan Hart. Quarterback; Sammy Gentry. Tailback; Don Carpenter. Fullback. Managers: Ben Williams and Jim Smith JIMMY GARDNER Donald Carpenter, winner of the Looney Award; and Edwin James, winner of the Kivell Award. JBilly-Watson, winner of the gold football given for the best scholarship among foot ball lettermen, is absent. FOOTBALL REVIEW '48 By Lewis Raymer The 1948 Milby Buffaloes brought honor to their school and their individual stars as they compiled the second best record in the school's history: won 8. lost 1. tied 1. From the first of the season the Buffs were predicted to battle it out with Lamar for the city crown. Not until the finale of the season were the Kivellmen proved only second best. Naturally such a team was to have many honors heaped upon its players. Four Buffs made all-city teams. They were Donald Carpenter, back; Edwin James, center; Bucky Barsh, tackle; and Bobby Dorsey, end. Two of these boys received the added distinction of being chosen on the All-State City eleven. These two were the Herd's co captains: Donald Carpen ter, high scoring back; and Edwin James, great offensive and defensive center. The Buffaloes opened the season by winning over Pasadena 19-7. After a slow first half which saw the Eagles dominate the play, the Buffs came back with Carpenter scoring three times, once on a 49 yard run. Bobby Dorsey set up the first tally by recovering a fum- ble on the Eagle five. Sparked by Carpenter, who scored four TD's, Ralph Cook, and Johnny Rollins, who set them up, the Herd came home from Dallas with a 24-0 victory over Woodrow Wilson. The game was never in doub4 as the Buffs counted early and were never headed. In their first home appearance the Kivellmen routed the Galena Park Yellow jackets 27-0 after a slow start. Carpenter tallied twice and Cook scored once on ground plays. A Gentry-to-Owens pass accounted for the other tally after Charles Aranyas had returned an intercepted pass 70 yards to the Jacket's 10 yard line. In spite of a Sam Houston team that wouldn't say quits, the Herd opened the city con- ference with a 27-0 win. The game was much closer than the score indicated as the Tigers threatened twice but lost the ball on fumbles. Carpenter scored the first touchdown after Dan Hart had recovered a Tiger fumble. Flanagan's pass interception and 72 yard return gave the Herd another tally. The Buffs counted twice more as the Carp scored from the 4 and Hopkins intercepted another pass and carried it to pay dirt. In a real thriller with Davis, Carpenter again led the team with jaunts of 23 and 62 yards. The first score came on an 83 yard drive climaxed in Skinny-legs 23 yard gain over right tackle. Carpenter scored again with 62 yards over the left side of the line. Davis scored in the latter stages of the game to make the final count of 13-6. As the season rolled along it became more evident that the Milby backfield was oper- ating behind a great line. From end to end the forward wall was outplaying all opponents on defense as well as offense. Billy Watson, Bobby Dorsey, Jack Owens, and Joe Martinez were snagging passes and holding down the corners at the end positions. At tackles Bucky Barsh. Donald Dean, Delbert Warwick, and Bill Hearron were handling their positions in capable fashion. The guard positions were in the good hands of A1 Barsh, Jimmy Poston, and Billy Silva. At center the Buffs had one of the greatest in the state—Edwin James. James and Dan Hart did the best line backing in the city. The Buffs continued on their victory march by downing San Jacinto 27-14. Carpenter also continued his tremendous scoring pace by crossing the goal line three times. Gentry- to-Dorsey passes accounted for 12 more points. Attention had already turned to next week's big game with Reagan. Before 23,000 spectators the Buffs and Reagan Bulldogs battled to a 13-13 -tie. Milby forged ahead in the first quarter as Carpenter broke loose on an 80 yard dash to pay dirt. Hearron, who had been doing some great kicking, converted. The Bulldogs came back and scored from the 24 yard line. The Herd drew ahead by a touchdown as Carpenter, climax- ing a 72 yard drive, scored from the one. Hearron failed to convert, bringing the count to 13-6. With only four minutes of play. Reagan took to the air and knotted the game at 13-13. For the first time the Buffs were forced to come from behind in downing their East End rivals, the Austin Mustangs, 13-6. Carpenter and Gentry accounted for the Herd's two tallies. The team, backed by a large group of fans, journeyed to Orange to play a supposedly stronger eleven in the rain; however, our local boys proved the better as they won 26-14 with Carpenter, Cook, Watson, and Hart scoring. It was only fitting that the final game of the season should decide the city championship. Milby and Lamar both entered the contest with unbeaten, once tied rceords. Fans, 20,000 strong, were on hand to see the Redskins completely control the ball in the first half and score 13 points as Chanslor and Sanderson each crossed the double stripe. In the second half the Buffs turned the tables as Lamar failed to make even a first down. The Kivellmen pushed the ball from one end of the field to the other but failed to step into the land of promise. When the gun sounded the statistics were about even except for the one that counted—points scored: Lamar 13, Milby 0. BASKETBALL SWEETHEARTS CORA PEARSON EDITH SMITH Left to Right: First Row: Joe Martinez. Richard Wheeler. Billy Watson. Eugene Paschal. Second Row: Bobby Flanagan, Travis Tyler, Earl Tipton. Standing: Duane Raymond. Gerald Patton, Bobby Johnson. OJ5C Open Conm ers Win One 5t tour- firat In high L make; Shorts By Brownie Harsh Last week on Wednesday the girls volleyball team finally got their let- ters. For a dollar and a half, they arc pretty nice letters. The team has .hopes of winning next year so that they will get not only letters, hut sweaters and gold volley balls— all at the expense of someone else. You have to win to get something free! Modern «lance is going full swing n A. I. Schlcpkohl u,pr“ na r • to he a Pasadena 43-24 Victim of Buffs The Milby Buffs opened '41 basketball season in against the green and whijj bill which saw the Bison both games by 43-24 in “J 13 in the “B”. The co£ played on Tuesday. Dec! Milby took an early lei “A squad tilt and never vvl ed. art to pi Bll‘y Wa,son ndl mil Chang Game bn II- in cl Euqene Paschal e c -Photo RoHhv Flnnnnnn THE MIL B Y PLAINSMAN whole race ible-headers including ht betwce; rs Try To Sto bv He s Play Best Ti in Baytow lie Sif rida nie B; P vt Ithoug and • followed the team o were rewarded best game the ear. The Buffs during the hen the Gan- prly 4 to 0 jme was 26 :al Milby Defeats Austin, 42-31 op down • Ui Vlnd i'« Gerald Patton gressivc .. cool.” The Buffs Itory. The tair usual PPflTrtcr, play- 5aU but still “play- green paint was the girls’ gym by t boards the c„. s. Farmer, Lucille , exceptional! Smith, Charlotte Virginia McClain ity of Houston, re—a kind of sick iat would hardly in with envy. Scr- e paint has really e place. It was a sincere thanks to back-! high with' I Sch laptop Hobby i brought j good 01 played j standou handsk points. •nost P. E. girls is heir gym classes nger can you hear r that comes from nnding in the gym. yiously—rt Plainsman died to P. E the la O- Makers tball Game- recorde (1 thei Tuesda y Jan tin Mu strnifTi gym. Littli l Bobl m bjj Milby mov l margin i in Ml After having their difficulty in I the initial chapter with the Austin Ponies the Milby Buffs pulled away from a 6-4 advantage which the Ponies held in the first quarter to j buzzer, a 23-17 lead at the half way 8C i point of the game. In the second half the Buffs their stride and with the fine handling of Joe Martinez they man-T aged to down the the first district clubs. Martinez was the high score! Joe Martinez city d h cy w not. The game ahm blue and i. Billy (e points. Ponies wi thletes A ith For Milby Beats Tr In Conroe Me vis Takes Ti The Milby at Monday organ termen active! The move wa1 Kiviel in order ing of Milby i About 35 1 the first meetin, officers were Donald Dean; James; Sec.. Dj, Arms, Johnny tee was niso i constitution Travis Tyler rockett. organization. The first r be to keep j and to be n duct of the st athletic events i this Billy Wa Johnny Jeans Tn nivlnr tn nflnnrn Donald Caldwell ROE —(Special)— I basketball tourn be a testing groi ton schools to see v top of the local c , Davis won the tit; 32-31. seven publi Thomas plus Baytown, Liv Park. Huntsvi entered in the Durnamenl. huunent favorites d Jeff Davis did v irnament, with Lai alist Milby, and Mi Davis in the fina Longeope’s Lamar Jeer Park in a fin t score of 66-33. T [dilby and went ou after putting up count of 40-2U. of Houston’s cond round, b «iere on in mey ran into di nsvcta ILBY HIGH SCHOOL jBRucky HarwH ||J§ ■ r nfl ■i hi rh school Wobably 1 -’-. :bali. Ht asked, Who wil B Bnship? ICvoryon M K until after the ■ Tourneys to V we find the fmIj [plex than hefoi L I Conference where might heat Army one H I lose to Milby the ne ig on the Houston basket w Ko-teair it, four Earl Tipton , expei lulc of which hey w r t;he ! shov urned BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right: Front Row: Travis Tyler, Donald Caldwell. Filly Watson, A. J. Schlapkohl, Eugene Paschal, Bobby Flanagan. Standing: Truman Taylor (manager), Gerald Patton, Joe Martinez, Earl Tipton, Duane Raymond, Fred Bankston (manager). Coach Beeson. Sears may be handicapped ul “Kgr Wtta l,qtl1 W‘MV l, v I p — mnoy «v-iexas city tt, Fr strenf taking BASKETBALL REVUE '49 by Lewis Raymer The Milby Basketball Team — 1949 City Champion and Runner-up in the State City Conference Playoffs. The Buffaloes successfully defended their '48 city title by again win- ning the crown. Although the Herd had its setbacks, they compiled a conference record of 9 wins and 3 losses, and a season record at 24 wins and 8 losses. As a result of taking the title, Milby received the privilege of representing Houston in the first State City Conference Playoffs. The team took runner up honors in the playoffs as they advanced to the finals be- fore losing to Paschal of Fort Worth by only one point. Featuring a squad small in both number and size, the Herd compiled its excellent record with fine floor play, teamwork, and ''hustle '. At guards. Bobby Flanagan and Joe Martinez turned in the finest performance at that position in the city. Martinez and Flan- agan, who made All-City, and Gerald Patton, the little ball-hawk, sparked the Buffs through out the season. The forwards were Billy Watson. Earl Tipton, and Travis Tyler. These boys, though often at a height disadvantage, controlled the backboards nicely and were tough to evade on defense. A. J. Schlapkohl was at center until his graduation at mid-term. His loss seriously hampered the Herd, but Billy Watson and Richard Wheeler moved up to soon fill the gap in excellent fashion. Wheeler quickly developed into one of the most dependable performers in the Buff line-up and proved himself worthy of his berth on the All-State team. Other capable substitutes not to be overlooked were Duane Raymond, Eugene Paschal, and Bobby Johnson. The regular season was a hectic one in which the Buffaloes had their ups and downs. They won their first eight games and then ran into trouble, dropping three out of the last four games. Nearly all the victories as well as the defeats were closely fought contests with only a few points difference in the final scores. The Buffaloes entered the state playoffs as a dark horse. Throughout the tournament their height placed them at a disadvantage which they had to make up in tight defensive and careful offensive ball handling. Against Ft. Worth Poly, and Brackenridge the Buffs after very slow starts built up comfortable leads over the opponents to win going away. In the final with Paschal they fell quickly behind in the first half and then came back strong to nearly nip the Panther� ; however. Paschal's control of the backboards proved just one point too much, making the score 41-40. Congratulations to the 1949 Basketball Team and to Coach Lee Beeson for their very fine season, one of the best in the school's history and one which the school will look back upon with pride. Milby Milby Milby Milby Milby Milby 42 Austin 31 Milby 65 Austin 28 43 Davis 34 Milby 47 Davis 43 35 San Jacinto 34 Milby 41 San Jacinto 43 36 Sam Houston 25 Milby 46 Sam Houston 38 33 Lamar 30 Milby 35 Lamar 41 40 Reagan 38 Milby 35 Reagan 36 Milby 5? Polytechnic 38 Milby 4? Brackenridge 32 Milby 40 Paschal 41 LETTERMEN'S CLUB Left to Right: First Row: Martinez, B. Barsh, Dean. Carpenter. A. Barsh, Warwick, Mendiola. Second Row: Silva, Poston, Flanagan, Rollins. Jeanes, James, Gentry. Dorsey. Third Row: Sonntag, Harris, Owens, Hearron, Marx, Smith. GOLF Left to Right: Mr. Smith, Sponsor; Archer Marx, Lewis Raymer, Jack Harris, Manuel Lopez. TRACK - Garnet Manuell, Alton Williamson Hurdles Harry Preble, Lupe Montgomery Hewitt Addington, Doyle McCarther Quarter-mile Harry Preble, Lupe Montgomery, Hewitt Addington, Doyle McCarther 220 7d. Dash Back Row: Garnet Manuell, Hewitt Ad- dington, Doyle McCarther, Don Kitcher, Elwood Fivecoat. 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