Clarksville High School - Tiger Claw Yearbook (Clarksville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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X wk' f xii aw ww o 1 C LASS WILL We the Class of 1949, in twelve 1nd1v1dual and distmct parts, bemg about to pass out of thxs SPhe1'e Of ed11Cat10n, 1n full possessxon of a crammed mmd, well tra1ned memory and almost superhuman understandmg, do make and publxsh th1s, our last wxll and testament, hereby revokxng and makmg voxd all former wxlls of p r om: s e s by us at any txme heretofore made, or mayhap carelessly spoken one to the other, as the thoughtless wrsh of an 1dle hour The Semor Class of 49, whxch wxll depart from the dear old halls of Clarksvmlle l-hgh School t0D1Bht1W1SheS to w1ll to Mr Tate, our beloved Superintendent, our adm1rat1on for years to come To Mr Caldwell, our generous Pr1nc1pal, we leave our undymg gratxtude for the many favors he has bestowed upon us We leave to the other members of the faculty our apprecxatmn for all they have done for us and our deepest sympathy goes to them when we thxnk of what they have to go through next year Sonja Alexander leaves her frank manner and her way of tellmg people Just what she thxnks of them to Jos1e Bennett Lavern Alford and Gladys Pace w1sh to leave thezr good behav1or 1n Spamsh Class to Peggy Wmtmer, better known as Sk1ner1ta Verde Our very capable drum major, Tornmy Allen, leaves h1s ab1l1ty to Mary Ann Hays Elza Anderson wxlls her Span1sh accent to Bud Mzesch Bruce Dry Bones Boatner wxlls h1s sense of humor to Buddy Bradshaw, who 1S 1n bad need of It Bo Bumgarner gives h1s dark c omplexzon to our faxr Ann Wr1ght so that she won t bllster wh1le 1n sw1mm1ng To Sonny Sommerland, and may he use lt wmsely R G Burns leaves hxs ab1l1ty to play baseball Wynona Caldwell s knack for flxr t1ng 1 s wllled to Betty Kerbow, who doe s n t know how Tommy Reep and Gerald Capps the Bogata Romeos leave thexr love makmg to Ray Denny, Cecll Burgess, and Joyce Ann Hale Martha Sue C1a1borne leaves her brams to her cousm, Bobbye Ussery, and we feel sure that Ursh w1ll be our next valed1ctor1an Although It s a great sacr1f1ce, Larry Cook wx lls Marzxette Proctor to her ardent adm1rer, Buck Str1ckland Frankie Crawford, the chauffeur for that great club, the BWS, W1 s he s to leave her ab111ty to drzve to Carol Exum, the chauffeur for the KKK John Donovan w1lls hxs beautxful penmanslnp to Richard Schuler The p1n up g1rl Frances Dunaway, leaves her modelmg abxhty to Barbara Nash By the way she is known as a model because of a p1cture taken on Semor Day To Louise Vanc1ll Peggy Ewmg w1lls her neatness Twxnkle Toes Goodman leaves that golden touch on the p1gsk1n to l1ttle Don Hurnphrey and Curt1ss Evetts Audrey G1st and V1V1aD Herrmgton w11l thelr sk1ll 1n cookmg to Ann Claxr Gr1ff1n Accordmg Harold, she needs It To Barbara Prxvltt, Mary Lou Herrington wills her box offlce at the Texan Herman Hausler and Harold Holley leave thelr tennxs playmg abxlity to Bobby Edmondson, the ladxes man Pete Holley bequeaths h1s wonderful swlmmmg to Norma Pryor To Bobbye Wolfe, J R Lambert glves h1s candy selhng Job 1n the lunch room Betty Mauldxn w1lls her long, naturally curly ha1r to Mary Ann Terry Mxldred McClure leaves her cute pug nose to our future T1ger Claw ed1tor, Larry Hardegree Dorms Means leaves her pleas1ng personahty to Sue Doss .To Anne Morehead leaves to the Annual Staff her way of keeplng up w1th the keys Gene Nelson w11ls has curly ha1r to Manon Kerr Droopy Norris hates to give lt up but he has de c 1ded to leave h1 s way wxth the women to Henry Hooser John Douglas Osburn, captam of the band, w 1 lls h1s bass horn p layxng to Steve Hurt,h1 s comrade Helen Perklns leaves her sporty ways to Syb1l Byzbee Jeanne Ph1pps leaves her accomphshment of gettxng engaged to Shmrley Foster Patsy Ponder, one of the leadxng altos ln the choral club, leaves her abxhty to Ann Wr1ght Bobbye Ussery, Lou Ann Hurt, and Mary Ann Hays To John Neal Cutlxp, Mac Dayle Pool wxlls h1s quiet ways V1rg1n1a Terry and Nelda Roberts w1ll the1r way of havxng fun at a party to Barry Blackmon Harvey Rose w1lls h1s act1ng ab1l1ty to next year s speech class, and they w11l have to work hard to top xt To Betty Ann Mxkel B1l11e Ruth Slaton leaves her sweet d1spos1tion Calvm Bullard leaves 1115 many orxgmal parkmg places to J1mmy Ward To Lavern MacM1llan a nd Kathryn Huneke Berenice Steele leave s her quxe t, easy gomg manner fContinued on page 77 , . 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May the high ideals o f Clarksville High School guide you in the solution of the many prob- lems which will confront you in life. 0.62.2 C SUPERINTENDENT 'S IVUISSAGE This has be en a very successful year at Clarksville Hig h School, and much of the credit for this fact should go to the leader- ship provided by the members of the grad- uation c la s s. T hey were found in large n umb e r s on o u r championship football te am. 'I' h e y contributed a great deal to our first division winner band. They were muchin evidence wheneverour outstanding choral club appeared in recital. They also had tirne to make g ood grades in their school work. As the years pa s s and you look at your annual, I ho pe that you will remember your senior year as a happy and success- ful time in your life. Sincerely, ,T.m.Yv1.'T2IfZf MH. D. M. 'FATE Sflfil' x'i71Yr'f1Qi1 R! MISS PAL WIA NAX B RKLEO 9nor9Hanc1 Typxnp Boofakcm unp N099 HEL! 'N ATNAS Seen tary NAR WH 1 .AN1AYS Bmf Drrrto N1I'i iRITHVAIZAI1F cvfh Dram t C u MRS LACIIIEKV ' PL Nmxtxng, Tc-ache r MR RAYMOND BENINFTT 'xl' Urs C 1v1r to 2:4 .W- X . 5 'F-N T7 ku fs- 'inv- 'Di nil' C-1 i :Hy TG EN? MR. O. R. CALDWELL Principal INIRS. RIARION LAWSON Algebra, G1-n. Business NPGS IONINIIE NIEEKQ x I fxchrooxn Supe rvlsor GX ,by Y X NS GEORGIA WATERS Ho Ht FCOHOXIIIC QCIQWCC N RQ KATIILEFNIIIETRICK lp., K H11 x wir VZ U99 X IRCVN' X 'STLRDINANT I 110 C ll uuatr mrs 3 ii INIISS GEORGIA CIWANN VAN DYKF Enghsh NIISS I II I IF BRANSO Fm l1C.h EE U 2 fixfe ff ee X lb A U 9 W M Q 'lm o 0 o NUWTY i'f ELL, 5 my my f x lb ,, ,L ' OM, H3 Lfwx U 49 QS i SENIOR FAVORITE Harvey Rose SENIOR FAVORITE Doris Means JUNIOR FAVORITE Ritchie Adams JUNIOR FAVORITE Bobbye Ussery SOPHOMORE FAVORTIE Charles Burris FRESHMAN FAVORITE Kenneth Hays FRESHMAN FAVORITE Dorothy Jo Rains RUNNH S P SENQ RS F65 zxkik k ww wi ,X lf 0 X fl I lbw mga m?M:'xjW'iI W4Mf9 l X XXV-jpg! X mxKkXxgXKK! CX-S7 M 1 if KX ff I ' W. gi? FJ arms CHQ, S. L 5 6 'F ' SONIA ALEXANDER Tiger Claw Staff '48, Pep Squad '46, '47, '48, Com- mercial Club '45, Jr. Choral C lub '46, Math Club '47, SpanishClub '47, '48, Chemistry Club '47, Gym Club '47, Basketball '45, '46, '47. LAVERN ALFORD Gym Club '47, Commercial Club '47, Spanish Club '47, '48, Home Economics Club '45, '46. TOMMY ALLEN Commercial Club '47, '48, Gym Club '47, '48, Hi- Y Vice Pres. '47, '48, Band '47, '48, Druxn Major '48, Chemistry Club '47, Dramatics Club '48. ELZA ANDERSON Jr. Choral Club '45, '46, Senior C hor al Club '47, Spanish Club '47, Gym Club '47, Commercial Club '47. BRUCE BOATNER Band '45, '46, '47, '48, Band Sec. '46, Basketball '46, Commercial C lub '45, '46, Spanish C lub'47, Chemistry Club. '47, Math Club '47, Hi-Y Club '47, Dramatics Club '48. CALVIN BULLARD Football '44, '45, '46, '41, '48, Basketball '45, '46, '47, '48, Track '45, '46, '47, '48,Commercial Club '47, Chemistry Club '47, Gym Club '46, '47, Base- ball '47, Science Club '45, Choral Club '47, '48, Sophomore Favorite '46. BO BUMGARNER Football '46, '47, '48, Basketball '47, '48, Commer- cial C lub '47, Freshman Favorite '45, Track '46, '47, '48, Gym Club '47, Baseball '49. R. G. BURRIS Football '46, '47, '48, Baseball '48, '49, Track '47, '48, '49, Basketball '46-'49, Commercial Club '47, Gym Club '47. WYNONA CALDWELL Tiger Rao Staff '48g Pep Squad '45, '46' Band ' , 47' Class Vice Pres 45' Class Sec 81 Treas 46' Math Club 47' Sec 81 Treas Jr Choral Club ' Gym Club 47 Spanish Club 47 48 Publlc Speak 1ng Club 48 Jr Dramatlcs 45 MARTHA SUE CLAIBORNE Yell Leader 47 48 Head Yell Leader 48 Socxal Commlttee 45 Sec Class 45 V1ce Pres Class 46 47 Pep Squad 45 46 Txger Rag Staff 46 47 48 Ed1tor T1ger Rag 48 Math Club 45 6 47 V1ce Pres Sparush Club 47 Commerc1alClub 45 48 Publlc SpPak1ng Club 48 Pres Jr Choral 46 Gym Club 47 GERALD CAPPS Football 45 46 47 Choral 47 48 49 Dra matlcs Club 45 46 Basketball 46 MARION COFFMAN Pep Squad 45 46 47 48 Gym Club 47 Chem 1stry Club 47 Home Ec Club 46 Jr Choral Club 45 Commerc1al Club 45 46 Jr Dramat1cs Club LARRY COOK Football 48 Basketball 46 Baseball 49 Soc1al Commlttee 47 48 49 Band 45 46 47 48 Commerclal Club 47 48 Chem1stry Club 47 Vxce Pres H1 Y Club 46 47 pres Dramat1cs Club 48 49 Dramat1cs Club 45 46 48 49 Track 49 FRANKYE CRAWFORD Pep Squad 48 Chemlstry C lub 48 Gym Club Commercxal Club 48 Socxal Commxttee 49 JOHN DONOVAN ChoralClub 47 48 Football 47 48 Basketball 46 47 Baseball 48 49 Track 46 47 48 Gym Club 47 Commercial Club 47 48 FRANCES DUNAWAY Jr Choral Club 46 Sr Choral Club 47 48 Math Club 46 47 Gym Club 46 47 Chemlstry Club 46 47 Basketball 40 Commercxal Club 46 QU! fy' FUN- I'5 O 'LV fi 1' ji? Vis Tx Clk 47 Vs , DON EMERY Football 46 47, 48' Basketball 46 47' Track 46 Soc1al Commlttee 45 47 48 Choral Club 47 48 Gym Club 47 Soc Sc1ence Club 47 PEGGY EWING Spamsh Club 47 48 BILLY GARRISON Football 46 47, 48 Basketball 47 48 Choral Club 47 48 Chem1stryClub 47 Math Club 47 Dramat1cs Club 47 Track 46 47 KEELSEY GOODMAN Class Pres 45 46 47 48 Football 48 Basket ba 46 47 48 Track 46 47 48 Mah Club Pres 47 48 ChemistryClub 47 Dramat1cs Club 45 46 48 49 ChoralC1ub 47 48 Gym Club 47 48 Pres Seruor Class AUDREY GIST D Spanish Club 47 Gym Club 47 Commercxal Club is 545681 'G 47 Speech and Dramatxcs Club 45 HERMAN HAUSLER Basketball 45 Sr ChoralClub 47 48 49 Scxence Club 45 VIVIAN HERRINGTON Sparush Club 47 48 49 MARY LOU HERRINGTON Commerclal Club 45 46 Pep Squad 45 46 48 Choral Club 46 Home EC Club 46 Jun1orDra matlcs 45 JAMES HOLLEY Football '43, '44g Science Club '44g Football Man- ager '46g Chemistry Club '47: Commercial Club '47. DONALD HUMPHRIES Football '46, '473 Basketball '45, '46g Track '45, '46, '47g Baseball '47, '48g Choral Club '46, '48g Chemistry Club 47'SpeechClub 48' Jr Dramatics Club 45' Gym Club 47' Math Club 45 46' Com- mercial Club 47 Intramural Basketball 45 46 BILLIE DOVE JACKSON Pep Squad 47 48 Chemistry Club 47 Gym Club 47 Math Club 46 47 Commerc1alClub 47 Spanish C lub 46 Speech 8: Dramatics Club 44 45 47 Home Ec Club 45 46 J R LAMBERT Spanish Club 47 Commercial Club 47 Gym Club BURYL HARVEY LOFLAND Commerc1al Club 47 Gym Club 47 Pep Squad 47 48 Class Vice Pres 48 ROY MABRY Football 46 47 Basketball 47 Chemistry Club 46 Biology Club 45 Commerc1alClub 47 Math Club 45 Track 46 49 Dramatics Club 45 47 BETTY MAULDIN YellLeader 47 48 V1ce Pres Jr Chora1C1ub 45 Semor Choral Club 47 48 Sec 8zTreas Math Club 47 Soph Favorite 46 Pep Squad 45 46 Chemistry Club 47 Sec 84 Treas Public Speaking Club 48 Girls Basketball 45 46 47 Home EC Club 45 V1ce Pres Junior Class 47 MILDRED MCCLUREI Jr Choral Club 45 Spanish Club 47 Commercial Club 47 Gym Club 47 Pep Squad 48 Speechand Dramatlcs Club 45 l ,ji CS v ,, ,, '35 up-...s 'N as. T- Ck 'CS' 'ew fi. 7 45 fx- A -N -PX fi' 5 1 IL 45' DORIS MEANS DAR Representatlve .Tumor Favor1te 47 Sr Choral Club 47 48 Reporter of Span1shClub 47 Math Club 47 Pep Squad 46 47 48 Class Treasurer 47 Commerc1al C lub 46 Presxdent Soc1alCom m1ttee 48 49 Sen1orFavor1te 48 49 JO ANNE MOREHEAD Pep Squad 45 Band 46 47 Gym Club 47 Foot ball Sweetheart 48 Class Pres 46 ClassSec 47 Sec 81 Treas Math Club 46 47 .Tr Drama t1cs Club 45 Annual Staff 47 Ed1torT1ge1-Claw 48 Accompamst Semor and .Tumor Choral Clubs 45 49 Soc1alComm1ttee 46 Pres .Tr Choral Club 45 Sec Sen1or Class 48 GENE NELSON MathC1ub 45 46 47 Span1sh Club 47 48 Choral Club 47 48 Basketball 45 48 Track 47 48 Commerclal Club 46 JOHN D OSBURN Band 45 46 47 48 Soc1alComrn1ttee 46 Gym Club 47 Choral Club 47 Math Club 47 Jr Dra matxcs Club 45 Span1sh Club 47, 48 GLADYS PACE Gym Club 47 Commerc1a1 Club 47 Spamsh Club 47 48 Home Econonucs Club 45 46 JOE PACE HELEN PERKINS Senxor Choral Club 47 Gym Club 47 Math Club Jumor Choral C lub 46 Cherrustry Club 46 47 Basketball 46 TOMMIE REEP Football '48, C 0 mm e r c 1 al Club '47, Chemxstry C lub'48, Intramural Basketball '47, Speech C lub '48, Dranlat1cs Club '45. IEANNE PHIPPS CommercialClub '47, Pep Squad '48, Math Club '47 Chemistry Club '47, Gym Club '47. MAC-DOYLE POOL Math Club '45, - PATSY PONDER Choral Club '45, '46, '47, '48, Speech and Dramatics Club '45-'48, Spanish Club '47, Chemistry Club '47, Gym Club '47, Math Club '46, '47, Basketball '45, '46, '47, '48, Home Ec. Club '45, Pep Squad '465 Commercial Club '46. MILDRED PROYR Senior ChoralClub '47gGym Club '47, Commercial Club '47. NELDA ROBERTS Commercial Club '47, Spani s h Club '47, '48, Pep Squad '48, Home Ec. Club '45, Choral Club '45, Gym Club '47. HARVEY ROSE Football '47, '48, Basketball '46, '47, '48, '499 Choral C lub'47, '48, B a s e b all '48, '49g Track '46 -'48, Dramatics '48, Gym Club '47, Senior Favorite'48- '49. BILLIE RUTH SLATON Social Comlnittee '45, Dramatics Club '45, Commer- cial Club '4 5 , '46, Math C lub '45, '46, '47, Pep Squad '45, '46, Majorette '47, '48, Choral Club '45, '46, '473 Home Ec. Club '46, Spanish Club '47, '48, Class Treasurer '48. WAYNE SMITH Football '45, '46, '47, '48, President Junior Class, '47, Basketball '46, '47, '48, T rack '47, '48, Mgr. '46: Commercial Club '47, S pe e ch Club '48: Gym Club '47. ,vs i ? gi 77 5. S-.., RAE .TEAN SOMERVILLE Jr Choral C lub 46 Commercmal Club 47 Sr Choral Club 47 BERNIECE STEELE S p a n 1 s h Club 47 Commerc1al Club 47 Basket ball 45 Speech and Dramatms Club 45 46 ROBERT STROUD Soc1alComm1tte 47 48 AnnualStaff 48 Foot ball 47 48 Track 47 Basketball 46 47 Math Club 47 Publ1cSpeak1ng Club 48 LLOYD STEWERT Football 47 48 Basketball 47 Track 48 Vxce Pres FreshmanClass 45 Math Club 47 Com merc1al Club 46 Chem1stry Club 47 DAVID TATE Band 45 46 47 48 Annual Staff 48 Basketball 46, 47 MathClub 47 Chem1stryClub 47 Spr1ng Tra1n1ng 46 Gym Club 47 Dramatmcs Club 45 VIRGINIA TERRY Ir Chora1Club 45 Spamsh Club 47 Commerc1al Club 47 Pep Squad 48 Speech and Dramat1cs Club 45 CARL WILLIAMS Chem1stryC1ub 47 Commerc1alClub 47 Physlcal Educatxon 45 47 Gym Club 47 Intramural Basketball 45 46 47 48 Curta1nClub 45 Drarnaucs Club 45 48 PAUL WILLIAMS Basketball 46 Football Spr1ng Tra1n1ng 46 Intra mural Basketball 47 GENEVA WHITEMAN Pep Squad 47 48 Chemlstry Club 47 Gym Club 47 Commerc1alClub 47 Math Club 47 Home tr. 1'-5 Ec Club 48 49 WILLIAM UPCHURCH Football 47 48 Basketball 46 47 48 Choral Club 47 48 Track 46 47 Math Club 47 Curtam W! Club 47 Chemxstry Club 47 VERNON NORRIS 2. 2 L Bwlogy Club 46 Commerc1al Club 47 Math Club 45 Football 48 Cherrustry Club 47 Choral Club t-4 47 48 Dramatxcs Club 48 LEE OLMSTED Class Treasurer 45 Basketball 45 4647 Baseball. 46 47 Track 45 46 HAROLD HOLLEY Mgr Football 81 BasketballSquad 45 Football 46 47 Basketball 46 47 Iuruor Favorlte 47 Mgr gx Football 81 Basketball Squad 48 4 9 Commerc1a1 Club 47 Scmence Club 46 47 Gym Club 47 48 Q! .J xv lg? 5 'Ls Hx S525 5 Y -gf' C lflbf me Q f MRO 2 XR f X I ., F. . i. 9 . . 5 nf-1, ,ie 1 . , l 4 ' y.f',, ' ' Q ' ' ' G If ' f S 'N 'l X 7' 5 I , S - ' al ' ,' 9 ' E' ' : A, X J 'Q f W 6 5 J-1 ' A X95 l X Lx -l 4 ' 0 -' - l SENIOR C LASS PROPHEC Y Here we are In 1959 Ten years have passed s1nce the c las s of 49 crossed the stage to get the1r d1plomas They have been very eventful years We f1nd Dav1d Tate and Jo Anne Morehead tourxng the country makxng photographs Dav1d has already made a fortune from convert1ng lawn mowers and wash1ng mach1nes to motor scooters Wayne Smxth IS stzll playmg freshman football for LSU It seems that he has trouble concen trat1ng on h1S stud1es wxth so many pretty gxrls around Tommy Allen IS hard to keep up w1th these days He has been g1v1ng shows and one mght per formances all over the U S Along w1th h1s show he sells a mys ter 1ous formula wh1ch cures pneumoma, sore throat tons111t1s, and 1tch l am sure everyone w1ll be sorry to hear of J R Lambert He was found hangxng around under a tree at the courthouse Thxs IS the f1rst l1nch1ng sxnce 1898 He aroused the publ1c when he stole a bl1nd man s cup, beat up an old woman and rode through the streets 1n h1 s Model A shout1ng, F1re In the exc1tement at the c1ty hall, bo th the f1re tr ucks trled to come out at once and knocked down the walls wak1ng the dom1no players, and 1nJur1ng Larry Cook and Donald Humphrey who were dr1v1ng the trucks James Holley has taken over the Black Brothers Bottl1ngCo'npany He changed the name to Holley s Dlstxllery Be r e n1ce Steele Sonja Alexander Lav e rn Alford Peggy Ewxng Audrey G1st, and V1v1an Herr1ngton have estabhshed a n1ght spot at the suberbs north of here J o e Pace lS the bouncer floor walker, and sp1ttoon pol1sher for the establ1shment Herman Hausler and Betty Mauld1n are the undefeated tenn1s champ1ons of the world We f1nd Martha Sue Cal1borne and Robert Stroud e nj oy1 ng a floor show at the Stork Club 1n New York wh1le Wynona Caldwell IS baby s1tt1ng w1th Robert Jr and e1ght other add1t1ons to the Stroud fam11y Droopy Norr1s and Gerald Capps Bus I..1nes have been kept 1n bus1ness for the past ten years by Harvey Rose and Tommy Reep, who have been mak1ng daxly tr1ps to Bogata Kelsey Goodman IS und1sputed pool champ1on of the world Harold Holley and Albert Crawford have opened a pool hall of the1r own Calv1n Bullard and Bill H1ndman are profess1ona1 f1shermen John Donovan and Bo Burngarner have establxshed a nursery The1r motto IS get em young and ra1se em to su1t you V1116, H e len Perk1ns M1ldred Pryor, Frances Dunaway and Elza Anderson have elected R G Burr1s as the man whom they would l1ke to be marooned on a sandbar 1n Red R1ver w1th Well, well, lt seems that Dons Means 15 rehears1ng for her debut 1n the Metropol1tanOpera1n a well h1dden mansion s o m e whe r e 1n the Dakota H11ls It seems that Dor1s has to pract1ce 1n secret to keep from bemg bothered by some new football star who has recently taken Doak Walker s pOS1tOn on the SMU team John Osborn has recently taken off1ce of Dean of Women a t Hockaday Jumor College He was elected because of h1s super1or1ty 1n deal1ng w1th f1gures Gladys Pace has estabhshed a s chool for models She specxalxzes 1n var1ous techmques 1h posture and walk1ng Gene Nelson 1S try1ng to break the Marathon horseback r1d1ng record whxch w as set 1n 1952 Paul W1ll1ams IS undefeated dom1no champ of the C1ty Hall lf you are a good player, go down and try to beat hxm Jeanne Phxpps now own the H 81 F Cafe here 1nClarksv1lle because of her del1c1ous spxked cokes Mac Dayle Pool has setup a park1ng meter on the loop by the ball park and charges 5? for two hours of und1sturbed parklng V1rg1n1a Terry and Nelda Roberts have establlshed a to ll br1dge between Clarksv1lle and are f1x1ng to retxre w1th a cool m1ll1on wh1ch they have made s1nce Carl W1l11ams IS makmg tr1ps UWICC da1ly and three t1mes on Sunday to some unknown spot on the Enghsh road Bruce Boatner IS really clean1ng up 1n the stock markets He sweeps out the off1ce everyday M11dred McClure has establxshed a dancmg school for g1rls at Crystal Lake She teaches the fundamentals of how to pol1tely step on men s toes 1n three easy lessons Geneva Wh1teman 1n now s e c ond 1n command 1n the Un1ted States Women s Nava1Reserve Don Emery IS a b1g success 1n the furnxtur e bus1ness He 1S co owner 1n Garmon Emery Furn1ture Store B1ll1e Dove Capps 1 no 1 ch1ef nurse at Red Rxver County Hosp1tal W1ll1am Upchurch saves t1me 1n h1S bus1n ss of tr ee tr1mm1ng because It 1sn t necessary to carry a ladder Wlth h1m B1ll1e Ruth Slaton and Patsy Ponder have been 1n Europe fo r the past ten years stucly1ng the term1te s1tuat1on on the E1fe1 Tower . , , , . 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Q xx 5552355 ... .f-N N X , - N, f X AJ, ,gf WAYNE SMITH - GUARD Wayne has been playing football for four years and has lettered three out of the four. He was Co-Captain of the '48 Squad. DON EMERY - BACK Don has played in the backfield four years and has lettered three of those four. He was Co-Captain of the '48 Team and made the all district team for the same year. He was a mid-term graduate this year. DON HUMPHRY - BACK Don lettered for the first time this year. He has been playing since hi s sophomore year. He shows great promise of becoming a good ball-handler. Don was elected Co-Captain for '49, RAY DENNEY - GUARD Ray lettered this ye a r for the first time and is a very promising lineman. He w a s elected Co-Captain for '49, Ray has been called the Romeo of the squad because of his popularity with the young ladies. SONNY WASHINGTON - BACK Sonny fDoakQ Washington lettered this year for the first time in the backfie ld. He is a very promising sophomore. KENNETH QBOZOQ HAYS - GUARD Bozo Hays, filling a guard position, lettered this year fo r the fir st time. He promises to show great ability in making way fo r the backfield during games to come. Although he was only a freshrnan, he had the ability to play with more experienced players. WILLIAM UPCHURCH - CENTER William was one ofour centers for this year. He is a one year letterman and graduated at mid-term. CURTISS EVETTS - GUARD Curtiss is another one of our hustling linemen. He is a junior and lette re d this year for the first time. He filled the guard position welland shows promise of becoming one of our best players. LLOYD STEWART - CENTER Lloyd has b e e n playing football for severalyears. He lettered this year for the first time as center. He is another of our mid-term graduates. VERNON NORRIS - END Vernon Norris, o the rwis e known a s Droopy , lette red this year as an end. While playing on the defensive he he ld his po sition and often threw the enemy ball-carrier for a loss of several yards. W ,A 1 as x6 3- fi i' is if R ,PN Lb ra A ' . 1. -14 gr -..... .Hz wg y N JAMES KBOQ BUMGARNER Bo Bumgarner has been playing football for several years. He isa senior who lettered in '47 and '48 in the backfield. Bo has been called the bestback for his size in the district. JOHN DONOVAN - GUARD John was our jack-of-all trades this year. In time of need he played any po s ition in the line. He is a senior who lettered this year for the first time. HARVEY ROSE - END Harvey lettered this year a s an end. He has been playing for several years and this year his pass re- ceiving gained many yards for the tiger eleven. LARRY COOK - TACKLE Larry has been playing football for several years. He is a s e nio r who lettered this year as a tackle on the Tiger eleven. Lar ry worked hard for his letter and he really earned his football jacket. KELSEY GOODMAN - END Kelsey fTwinkle-toesj Goodman lettered this year for the first time as an end. He has been playing football for s e v e r al y e a r s and kicked most of the extra points. Kelsey is a senior this year. JAMES STRICKLAND - TACKLE Buckshot Strickland lette red in '47 and '48 as a tackle. He was elected all district tackle for '48. He played his best in every game. R. G. BURRIS - END R. G. Burris, a senior this year, lettered in '47 and '48, His pass receiving gained many yards for the Tiger team. His nickname of Kid has stuck to him all through his school life. CALVIN BULLARD - BACK Calvin has been playing football for four years. He lettered three of the four in the backfield. He is another of our mid-term graduates. BARRY BLACKMON - GUARD Barry Blackmon, ajunior this year, shows promise of being a good lineman in the future. He lettered this year for the first time as a guard. RICHIE ADAMS - BACK Ritchie, although he is only a junior this year, can- not play football next year be c a u s e of the age limit. He has lettered three years in the backfield. He was on the second squad of the district team. i7 sq . ' h N . . ' . -1 .-f 1 - - . ,v H' 'nr Y B- R . .4 , A J . -.. , ' X '- , ,VLH , in ,A .A D x KKK I, , H A .- ,, . r A 1: Top Row: Coach Bennett, Ray Denny, Joe Har old Dale, Tornrny Reep, Sonny Washington, John Carpenter, Lloyd Dale, Robert Stroud, Barry Blackmon, Sonny Summerlin, Don Humphrey, Larry Cook, Buddy Bradshaw, Middle Row: Vernon Norris, R. G. Burris, Richie Adams, John Donovan, Bo Biungarner, James Strickland, William Upchurch, B 0 zo Hays, Curtis Evetts, Calvin Bullard, Don Emery, Harvey Rose, Ted Grant. Bottom Row: Paul Foster, Storey Sheppa rd , Bobby Ward, John C utlip, Gerald Capps, Mack Brannon, James Me r e dith, Bobby Edrnundson, Jerry W e s t, Ikey Austin, Joe Bybee, Sammy Gist, Orville Meredith. Mascots: Bunny Bennett, Pat Cutlip. 'The school is very grateful to these boy s who fought so hard during the year to bring us the honor of being in a three-way tie for District Charnpionship. K, K f .N ,:ril,,,,,,. it 1 ll. M I hi -45, 4 'K I 1 rf , I ' !,s 1 . 1 'L 'i,K ,153 Q A y 9' . -I k . 9,1 5 f-f -'l 1 -, - T? 'K' 1ffii'aT'ff'Lfu, Y ' . N?- I-'Wi3:,1,:. 7 , :xl-kg.: , -. rp, 3- k gigs- , I M52 K, .QW-.1 .- xl rt: Q ,I lhcfwjl f fg Q ,,i',,'4 'Q ' I Wayne Smith Don Emery Co-captain Co-captain X n --' -s xas X . ff! L Q Q SJ 49 y ax no. gnu- N05 f -hm K,-uf -Q. Viv' J- n F 67 J, A fqd' i F A 'N 4 5 4 AY 5174! Q- CO XCH R XYMOND P Bl- lNlNl T I' Nh' R xymond P Burmutt C nun to Clarksvxlln ln 1946 to flll thv. poqxtmn of atlxlutxc dxrpctor S1 nc 1. thit tune uc, tl n stu dr nts of C H S lmxe heard tluk st xtnmhnt more than a hw l'.lITlLS Thnge are nmy boy s The y d 1 d the work lonly taught thgm how For thx f1rSt txm L xn thn hutory of thu Clarkk wxlln Txgers the squad hae won thrLL dxstrxct champxonshxps, 1n thru conshcutne yparf, We arm all prouo to haw. 1 cofxchand In ich: r who not only tear hp Q llk-I hl1f.jlXPS us warrn undLr standxng ddV1C l'lATb OI- I- TO COAC ll Bl- NNI T T . .- ' , -1, , r- 1 , . - 1 7 'ff U I , u . A . -Q f , . C ? . , , 4 , - J ,... r If .L D N I 9 K- ., Y XX . 1 1 -v X -Q-- f 0- v V Tw , X ' ,g ' .A A , .1 K Q , . .V -' l . . . H A 1 -g.. '- , Qld 4 ' l 4 . 5'ff,1rw. ' 14 A s, ' Jki. qv - gf . 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CLARKSVILLE VS MT VERNON Mt Vernon came to Clarksvllle s New Century F le ld io r the f1rst game of the season on September 10th It was a battle 1n Wh1Ch no quarters were gxven All of the Txgers played exceptxonally well Harv ey Rose made several gains on passes from Don Emery The f1rst touchdown for Clarksv1lle was made by Don Emery and the second was made by Don Humphery Although the T1gers played a hard game the Mt Vernon team beat them 14 po1nts The fmal score was Clarksvllle 12 Mt Vernon Z6 CLARKSVILLE VS MT PLEASANT On September 17th the Txger team went to Mt Pleasant for the second ball game of the year All of the boys played heads up football aga1nst the opposxng team Several fumbles were recovered and passes zntercepted After 1ntercept1ng a pass Calvm Bullard made a Z5 yard galn Kenneth Hays made a touchdown on a fumble makzng the f1nal score Clarksv1lle 7 Mt Pleasant 14 CLARKSVILLE VS COMMERCE A football battle was fought wxth Commerce on September Z4 at the New Century F1eld There was a large crowd of rooters to cheer the boys to vlctory Commerce made a sneak play 1n the fxrst quarter for the fxrst touchdown of the game Thxs d1d not dxscourage the Tzgers beacuse they came back w1th a sxx polnt touchdown The Clarksv1lle T1gers completed many passes and brought down a number of the enemy s passes Aftera hard battle the game ended wxththe score Clarksv1lle 12 Commerce 19 CLARKSVILLE VS GOODLAND On October lst the Goodland Indzans came to Clarksv1lle expecting to w1n They were not expectlng the expert ball handl1ng that they found 1n our Clarksv1lle team blocklng the lxne gave lum,1t mlght have been a d1fferent story Calvln Bullard ex pertly ran a touchdown a r o und left end for 7 po1nts Goodland made xts fxrst and only touchdown ln the second quarter Our l1ne played an excellent game both de fenswely and offenswely The Tigers scalped the Indians wxth a vxctory of Clarks vxlle 34 Goodland 6 C LARKSVILLE VS DEKALB It was rumored 1n DeKalb that they would stomp the Clarksvllle T1gers by 20 po1nts but when the tlme came to play on October 8th, xt was adxfferent story All of the Txgers were work1ng together They completed two thxrds of all the1r passes Burns and Rose w e r e mak1ng those pa s s e s stxck to the1r hands R1tch1e Adams went all out 1n thx s game He passed the ball w 1tho ut a mlss H15 b1ock1ng was exact and when he got the ball he made yardage Although the DeKalb team fought to make lt a 20 to 0 vxctory 1n the1r favor they were defeated by sxx po1nts Clarks v1l1e 19 DeKalb 13 CLARKSVILLE VS ATLANTA On October ZZ, a powerful Atlanta eleven swept to a 45 to 7 vlcto ry over the Clarksvxlle Tlgers 1n a one sxded v1ctory The Atlanta team us ed a powerful a1r attack whlch the Txgers could not stop O ur boys put up a flne defense and tr1ed to stop the rush of the Atlanta Rabbxts Our boys dzd not gxve up In the fourthquarter Don Emery made a 85 yard return when Atlanta k1cked On the next play the T1gers went over for a touchdown . - . . , Don Emery ran two touchdowns in the first quarter, and had it not been for the gogd CLARKSVILLE VS HONEY GROVE On October 29 the Tlger eleven led by Co Capta1ns Don Emery and Wayne Sm1th fought the Honey Grove s quad to a standstxll After four quarters of fxghtlng, the f1nal score was 13 to 13 Harvey Rose made the f1rst touchdown on a pass from Emery In the thxrd quarter w1th magmhcent cooperatlon 1n the hne Don Emery ran a 78 yard touchdown, rnakxng the score 13 to 13 CLARKSVILLE VS NEW BOSTON The night of November 5 was exceed1ng1y cold but thxs d1d not h1nder the Txger squad No passxng was used because of the hxgh w1nd Kenneth Hays made the f1rst touchdown of the mght He bulldozed over the New Boston goal hne for 6 poxnts In the th1 rd quarter Calvm Bullard ran a touchdown for 6 pomts and Emery ran over CLARKSVILLE VS JEFFERSON Frxday nlght, November 19 the Clarksvllle Txgers defeated the Jefferson Bull dogs 18 to 7 xn the last game of the season A pa s s from Emery to Rose was good for twenty yards and the f1rst touchdown of the game R1ch1e Adams due to the lnjury of an arm dur1ng a prevxous game was mxssed by everyone, 1nc1ud1ng the teamand the fans fs 3 X'-' xA uv X the goal for another 7 points. Final score: Clarksville 195 New Boston 7. ... 'C 5 L s -.1 . - f Q I I X ,f I' ' A , rig n 5 iwmrnn, all' -'aww ?ann.n 'ld' fx IQZYQ-x-N uu-u.11J- .,, :mann Q, 2- 1 Q :alia nu imh 5 S G 5' Voss 1 , u s 5 I f M : xi Jw LETTERNTENI OF 1949 I- rout Row Don Humohry Kelsey Goodman Back Row R G Burns Harvey Rose R1ch1c Adams Curtxs Evetts CO'CAPTA INS Harvey Rose and R.G.Burris we rc- clvtt- cd Co-CaptainsIorth019-19 baskvtball svnson. They a rv vapable boys who played cloanbz-111 and kc pt up the Spirits of Llwirtcaxrxmzxte-ra, Thank you for a job wc-11 dons-. BASKETBALL Phu Front Row Sammy Glst Ray Denney Sonny W a s h 1 n g to n , Storey Shepperd Buddy B rad shaw Back Row Kenneth Hays R G Burrxs Don Humphrey Harvey Rose Wayne Smxth R1ch1e Adams Curt1s Evetts Kelsey Goodman Many basketball fans saw the blue and whxte of the Tlger umforrns on the floor thls season These boys played heads up basketball and even tho u gh they d1d not wzn all the txme they d1d not let down The fans cheered them and they were kept m good splrlts The co captalns used good Judgment and worked well wxth the other boys The team went through the season fxghtmg and even thou gh they were defeated xn some games we can st1ll say YEA TIGERS' Games played thls year we re: New Boston, DeKalb, Hooks, Atlanta, I..1nden. The Tlgers played each team twlce. 'af ,S , I - , . ' x ig f ' 'fm . - . .f 1 V , ' W wa- - of - ' '-' J f -. I L .V ..,A 1 v' . I j'-j' - f- V' 12,4553 . J, vi V . A . Q- ff f, N ' 1 fr . I, I 3 . . , ' o .4 L5 L ' . . . ' I I I . . . ' I ' 9 I I I I I I ' I - I . . - . . . ...... l mf V I AS The followxng boys went out Ritchle Adam s , Buddy Bradshaw, Bo Donovan, Kelsey Goodman, Ted Grant Wayne Sm1th, Sonny Suxnrnerhn Sonny Olms ted John Neal Cuthp was the Thelr schedule was as follows March March April Apr1l Apr11 April Aprxl Aprll April April ZZ Z9 Clarksvxlle Clarksv1lle Clarksvxlle Clarksvxlle Clarksvllle Clarksvzlle Clarksvxlle Clarksvxlle Clarksvllle C1arksv111e Linden, Hooks, and Clarks for Dxstrxct Champ1onship We are S gr, 4' derful way they played thls year .tg si., Jr Q at lflt for baseball in 1949: Bumgarne r, R. B. Burris, John Kenneth Hays, Harvey Rose, Washington Billy Igo Lee manager I..1nden There Hooks There Atlanta Here DeKalb fThere New Boston There L.1nden Here Hooks Here Atlanta QThere DeKalb QI-Iere New Boston Here v1lle were thrown 1nto a 3 way t1e all proud of the boys for the won s Q K .....,'r vg,b rf-3? 1-I J'-14 gi -dxf- will ' C J C P l J J C 7 ' l J K I P J C J Yr 'Q - W iw' if x.:l :. , Al 'v , I ,Q 'xx Jw ., T, h R ' ,. , I. LTA? -.AS A ' -:Q f X - -9. L- .' - sf T fi ' .' SQ! J ' I? filo GIRLS' SINGLES Be tty Iviauldin Distric t Champion GIRLS DOUBLES Ann Grxffxn Helen Roberts D1str1ctChamp1ons BOYS DOUBLES Storey Sheppard Wayne Strlckland BOYS SINGLES Samnuy Gxst Ea-N6 ,f Je R1tch1e Adams Znd 1n the m11e 3rd 1n the 440 TY QM Bo Bumgarner 4th m the 220 dash I1 I R G Burrxs 4th m the hlgh hurdles SQ! Curt1s Evetts 3rd m the 440 relay B111y o 3rd m the 440 dash Wayne Smxth 3rd m the shot put Znd 1n the dlscus Sonny Washington 4th in the 440 dash 4th in the broad jump Drurns: Tommy Allen, Melva Kennedy, Helen Dick Lovett, Adele Bennett, Louise V a n ci 1, Sue Witmer. Trumpets Bobby Hall Jimmy T Ann Hays, Cynthia Witmer. Bass Clarinet. B Hurt. Saxophones: James Hale, Bobby U s s e Huneke. Trornbones: Richard Schuler, Jackie George Bean, Timpani: Billie Ruth Slaton. Sweeden, Elizabeth Varley, Ann Hale, French : , ' . . . , r r Slaton Flag Bearers: Bobby Jean Ussery, Sue Witrne Majorettes: Mary Ann Hays fHead Majorettel, 1 Mr. Hays has done a great job this year. B ball games, working up a band show, and playi division at the regional contest at Tyler. ., , .i... ,au rts. Cymbals: Euford Martin. Clarinets: Jim Hale, Don B la c k , Lynn Dale Tiller, Cecille ns: Johnny Westbrook, Maurice Isbell. Bells: s, David Tate, Stanley Walker. Flutes: Mary Boatner. Basses: John Douglas Osburn, Steve nn Wright, Kathryn Van Burkleo, Kathryn re, James Nichols, Maurice W e s t. Baritone: nn Howland, Betty Mikel, Sue Doss, Billie Ruth s furnishing music and stunts at all the foot- r numerous organizations, the band won first SJ- ,5- Q... Vi 4,- 1 . - John Osburn Captain in s . Z7 , 'N . 5- ' I a- 11, ,. , ,- ' - , l'x ' ' ' Y KL. 1. 5- Q David Tate, Jr lst Sergeant l I-s,,-A Patsy Beers, Sonja Alexander, Pat Bradsh Shirley Foster, Barbara Privitt, Jesse Do Middle Row: Wynona Caldwell, Doris Means, Sloan, Pauline Glenn, Sue Sunkel, Ann Grif Bottom Row: D o r o thy Bolton, Ruby Bailey, Buryldine Lofland, Geneva W h i t e rn a n , I Hutchins. Cheer Leaders: Martha Claiborne,fHead Chee Top Row: B e tty Deshazer, Virginia Terry, K l: I 1 1 Mauldin. ' b The school 1S very grateful fo 1' the work this year. tewar t, Peggy Witrner, Mildred McClure, bil Buzbee, Carol Exurn, Frankye Crawford, elda Roberts. Ward, .T udy Beville, Barbara Nash, Shirley tty Kerbow. Ann T e r ry, Merle C o r ne tt, Jane Conlan, ipps, Dorothy .To Rains, Doris Stroud, Wanda rJ,Lou Ann Hurt, Mary Ann Conlan, Betty an Burkleo did in organizing the Pep Squad Mr. Tate Sponsor 'P ,nl- TZKGEE Anne Mdrehead Edltor 49--. Larry Hardegree Bus1ness Manager Davld Tate Jr Photographer ltxfv- i Sonja Alexander Asslstant Ed1tor GL W Judy Bev111e Typ1st Mary Ann Hays Ar t1st L 1 -f Y 4, S Robe r t Stroud Spor ts Ed1tor X. 2 X X XL ' Q Mls s Van Dyke Sponsor wwf Martha Sue C laxborne Ed1bor ,as -CS my Wynona Caldwell Reporter Harold Holley Sports Ed1tor Q' vm.. Q- Lou Ann Hurt Assistant Editor Patsy Beers Nhmeograph Operator Kathryn Huneke Reporter Jesse Dobson Reporter Shxrley Sloan Reporter 0 Q55 O . 1 990 06000 SENIOR CHORAL CLUB lop Roxy Larry Hardegree Gene Nelson Chnton Evetts, Kelsey Goodr'nan,Barry Blackmon, J xrnes Hale Curtxs Evetts Hoyel Van Burkleo, Herman Hausler Don Hnunphrcy Mart1nConl1n Mlddle Row lommy Hutch1s0n Vernon Norr1s,John Donovan Harvey Rose Bobbye bssery Ann Wrxght Betty Mlkel Sue Wltrnsr Bobby Edmondson Johnny West brook .I R Huddleston Mack Brannon Bottom Row Betty lw1auld1n, Lou Ann Hurt, Mary 'xnn Hays Adele Bennett Kathryn Huneke Dor1slNAeans,Jul1a Bevllle Carol Exum, Kathy Stewart Ruby Smxth Rlta Hathavy ay, Patsy Ponder Jo Anne Morehead Patsy Brooks Und e r the dlrectlon of Mxss Ruth Marable the choral c lub has been a c redlt to the school thxs vear On Apr1l21 they presented a wonderful program of class1ca1 and popular muslc The club made a tour to the Baptxst, Presbyteman, Methodxst, and Chrxstxan Churches th1s sprlng A program at the Rotary Club, the Kxwams Club, and at Bogata Hxgh School were also xncluded xn th1syear's actxvltxes. May 17 the Cho ral club celebrated a successful year at a party ln the gyrnnaslurn, t . V 4 I - ,.ri'y' ,' A' K' W ai' k. 1 I , 7 M . 1 . x V . ' l . - K l. l 9 Q., , . . 5 ' . ' . - E , , , . , , 1 un- ' ,av I . dd . iz . 4 J 5 ' l l '- 'X 3 l 'rl 'v XI' 'K 4 . 1 . ,z , , I k I - B , , L I A 'I I j ,I A L u '- ' v ' ' r ' ' s f - ' ' I A I I ' I , I ' , . . , . . . ' A ' ' I I . . . 7 . . . J ' I I I V ' ' x 1 0 da. SPANIQH CLLB Botlorn Row Dorm 1x1 e 1 ns Lcd Ann Hurt Ix11ry Ann H us K xthry Huneke Ixidrth 1 buf Cl uhurne C irul Ex mm W5non1C 11d well Beremce Steele Iw11ldredIv1cClure V1k1dRHfTT1UgtOU Mrs Hetrlck Nhddle Row Bud N 1e5ch Gene N c 1 5 on Hat x Beer: Nxruxnu Terry Nelda Robrrts Peggy EWIHQ Glrdys Pace L.1vcrnA1forri Annu Evms Iop Row Bllllc o Bcal Pnggj, W llmer 546 Wltnur fXnnWr :ht Bubble c n Uwsn ry Betty Nixkfl Bonn Alexander Ardre y Gut GLOfg115XViHH Crouc h Elf 1 Andersun Pit , Brooks Rlchu Xdimb Bobby Tyndxll UlnDUUCl15 Osb rn f.? Nlrb. He-trick hug added many uctivitieb to the regular course Z: ip of Studi: which hxve mide the study of Spanish pleasdnt ae well : I prufituble. Included 1 n these 'xctivities were A tmp tu Den A ton on T. 5 C. W. field day for foreion lanouage cake parues A :md txmnle summers. gif' -,.- aux 9 SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB Bottom Row: Larry Cook Betty Mauldin Martha Claiborne WynonaCa1dwe1l Patsy Ponder Carl Williams, Henry Hooser. Middle Row: Tommy Allen Wayne Smith Robe r t 'Stroud Kelsey Goodman, David Tate Top Row' Bruce Boatner Harvey Rose Tommy Reep Vernon Norris Buck Strickland Under the able direction of Miss Ruth Marable the Se nio r Dramatics Club has pre- sented several very f7 ood one-act playsin assembly during the s chool year. The senior play Pleased TaMeetcha was agrgat success Themembers of the club worked well together and won the appreciation of the whole student body Miss Ruth Marable, Director. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Bottom Row Dorls Means Fr '1 nkye Crawforc' Nlrw M1r1onL1xvson Nlxfgs V1rg1n1a Sturdxvant M155 P xlmx c a n Van Burkle Q Barbara Prxvxtt Barbara Nash Top Row 1m Dlck Low ett Larry Cook ulla Be V1 llc R,1byB11lfy He nry Hooser Robert .Stroud The SocialComrn1ttee was Chosen by our stude nts to plan narticr' for this year. We think they have done a splendid job. They have sponsored a Christmas Formal, Sadie Hawkins D anc e, and lviaaquerade Ball Wm- are especially grateful to Ivirs. Lawson, Miss Sturdivant, and lwhss Van Burkleo for their loyal support and hard work. JUNIOR CHORAL C LUB Bottom Row Janet Rose Jane Conlan Murle C o rne tt, Dorothy Rains Sue Sunkle Middle Row Laurencene Ensor, D o r 1 s Stroud Sue D o s s Betty Kerbow Wanda Hutchens Shirley Sloan Top Row Barbara Privitt Barbara Nash Martha King Mary Ann Conlan Pauline Glenn The Junior Choral Club, unde r the direction of Miss Ruth Marable, gave several good assembly programs during th e s c ho ol year. Their lovely singing was greatly enjoyed at the Commencement Exercises. ln behalf of the studentbody of Clarksville High School, we take this opportunity to thank Miss Ruth for giving u s this talented s ing ing group during the year. Af x gn. ,..-q....,,, -121-1 4 H CLUB Bottom Row Burrow Cagle Rose Gardner, Hathaway,Deshazer Conlan Roberts Cornett, Lovell Kerbow Bennett Mmddle Row Wolfe Ward Whxteman Ha1e,I-lowland Doss,Hutchens, Dobson Baxley, Parks Parks Shoulders Van Burkleo Buzbee Kxng W1nk1e Top Row Grant Mxesch Dale, Goode Westbrook Schu1er,A11en, Conlan Hxll, M1esch Sweeden Glenn Ponder Sm1th Conway Bradshaw Many mterestlng aCtlV1t19S were planned fo r the 4 H Club thls year. Much xn terest has been shown 1n the club, The boys'c1ub IS sponsored by Mr. Herman Leech and the gxrls' club IS sponsored by Mxss Alhne Fodge, County Home Demonstration Agent. 'P' 1. ii -- 99 2 , 2 .ss O: , ' gin nh I xx N, -C rx n , ,y W, , f eh 4 fe Q A W m' ' 1 if A ' ' , v ' 4. wb l RTT I ' 1 fix . 1 B s X X X A cap A ei I 'Wy 1 I DORIS MEANS D A R Rcprescntatue Dorm Iwiean-2 was cho Qen by the Qemor c la ss and the facultx to reprfhgent thlS dlstrxct for the Dauphters of the ua Cho-2 on to bc t11s regulon s rc-presPntdt1ve bho was gelggted be-cause of he r r1b111t19S1H lvddershlp scholdrshxp L1t1ZC1l h1p,and co ope-ratxon The other two gurl sclected by the sLnxor5 as norrunees for D A R Rgprgsentatne were Betty Mauldm and Beremce Steele .A 1 x, K 4 1 IK 17 ' A . I iv fr ' In I 3 , A X' Arnerican Revolution, Later at the district drawing Doris .. X ff 'S , . D .' ' F. ' - i ' - , ' 5 - . V 4 , ' 4 ' N , . K. 4 ' r A 1 TS' 5 Va1ed1ctor1an Martha Sue C la1borne ,,-1' Salutatorxan Jo Anne Morehead Martha Sue Cla1borne was valedlctorran of the s e n1o r class Wlth an average of 97 333 whlle Jo Anne Morehead was salutatorlan wlth an averag e of 97 208 The other sen1ors to graduate w1th honors were B11l1e Ruth Slaton Dorls Means Beremce Steele Rae Jean Sommerv1lle Gene Nelson Davxd Tate Frances Dunaway Betty Mauld1n 766 Z5 6 89 875 Graduatxon exerclses were held In the Clarksvllle Hxgh School Gymnasxurn Fr1 day mght May 27 at 8 OO The program was PFOCCSSIOHQ1 Pomp and C1rcurnstance Sue Sunkel Invocat1on Va1ed1ctor1an of class Martha Sue Claxborne Arnerxca Ernest Bloch Grrls of .Tr and Sr Choral Clubs Announcement of Class Honors Prxncxpal of I-hgh School Mr O R Caldwell In the Garden of To'norrow Deppen Dorls Means Valcxk Mokrejs Salutatorxan of class Jo Anne Morehead Waltz of the Flowers Tschamkowsky Choral Club Address Dr Mattxe Lloyd Wooten Presentatxon of Dxplomas Mr D M Tate Father Hear Us We Pray Choral Benedxctlon Choral Club Recessxonal Auld Lan: Syne Sue Sunkel f . 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' 92.23 ' 91.75 91.1 I 91.03 90.1 6 January January January January January February May 17 May 19 May Z0 May ZZ EVENTS IN 1949 August Z3 Football practice begins ' September 3 Talco Trojans and Clarksvxlle Tigers scrimmage September 6 School starts September 7 8 Pep squad orgamzes cheerleaders, sweetheart elected September September September September September September October October October October October October October October October 22 Z3 39 November November November November November November November November November December December December December December December December January 11 January 14 January 18 19 Exams Atlanta plays Clarksv1lle Clarksville v1es wlth New Boston Choral Club smgs at the Rotary Club Clarksvxlle versus Hooks Clarksv1lle plays DeKalb February March 11 March 18 March 19 March Z5 March Z8 Aprxl Z Aprxl 7 Apr1l 15 Aprll Z1 Apr1l Z3 Aprxl Z9 May 6 May 8 May 13 May 15 18 Mt Vernon defeats Clarksvllle 26 12. 1n the flrst football game th1s year Clarksvxlle loses to Mt Pleasant 14 7 Class off1cers elected Commerce tops Clarksvxlle 19 12 Band plays for Commumty Faxr at Detroit Band goes to Four States Fair 1n Texarkana Clarksvxlle defeats Goodland 33 6 Clarksv1lle won over Dekalb 16 13 Spamsh Club has a tamale supper Speech class presents panel d1scuss1on for the Rotary Club Clarksv1lle beats Lmden 12 0 Band tours Red River County to sell txckets to Talent Contest Atlanta Rabb1ts defeat Clarksvllle 45 7 Hlgh school students taken to State Fa1r at Dallas Clarksv1lle and Honey Grove t1e 13 13 Jumor Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Talent Contest Dor1s Means wrns Clarksv1lle tops New Boston 19 17 I-lolxday fArm1st1ce Day Sad1e Hawkms Dance Home Econom1cs gxrls go to Texarkana Jefferson loses to Clarksvllle 18 7 Thanksg1v1ng program 1S glven by choraland speech students Z9 Thanksgwmg hohdays Favorites nomxnated Band goes to Mt Pleasant for Chrlstmas parade Semor rxngs come Band marches 1n Mt Pleasant Chrlstmas parade Choral Club presents Chnstrnas program Band plays at Avalon Theatre Chrxstrnas Formal January 3 Chnstmas hohdays Fxrst basketball game of the year at Hooks Clarksville plays DeKalb Lxnden comes here for game wxth C1arksv1l1e Clarksvxlle and L.1nden play at l..1nden Atlanta comes here for a game Spanxsh Club has tamale supper Last game of the season wxth New Boston Choral Club sxngs at Kxwanxs Club Masquerade Ball February February February February February February Choral Club presents program at Bogata H1gh School Speech class and guests go to Dallas to the Theatre 49 Band attends Cl1h1C at Commerce Spamsh students make tr1p to TSCW for the1r fxeld day 1n fore1gn languages Round up Span1sh Club sang for the Business and Professxonal Women s Club 1nterscholast1c League meet Band plays at PJC Easter ohhdays Semor Choral Club presents a sprxng recltal Regmnal lnterscholastxc meet at Kxlgore Regxonal Band meet at Tyler Jun1or Semor Receptlon Sen1or Day Choral Club slngs at Baptxst Church Senxor Play Choral Club slngs at the Presbyterxan Church Choral Club has party May Z4, 25 EXBIUS Band Show Tiger Rag supper May 25, 26 Annual staff takes tr1p to Dallas Sprung Formal May Z6 Band enjoys the day at Dangerfleld hollday Baccalaureate Servxces May Z7 End of school Commencement exerclses 10 ' . - . . . 17 ' , - , Z1 ' . Z4 ' - . Z5 ' ' . Z8 ' . 1 ' - . 8 ' - . 12 ' . 14 ' ' . 15 ' ' 3 . 18 ' . - Z ' 3 ' ' . 5 . ' - . 11 . . . 12 ' ' . 13 ' ' . 19 ' - . Z4 . . . . . 24- . . . . Z9 ' . 3 . ' . 6 ' ' . 10 ' . ' . December 13 Pep Squad entertains football team and faculty with banquet. 16 ' . 17 . 17 ' . 17- ' ' , . 4 ' ' ' . 21 ' . 8 . Z5 ' ' . 9 ' . Z7 ' , 11 ' Z8 ' . 17 ' ' ' . 1 ' . 18 . Z4 ' . Contmued from page 6 Wayne Smlth w1lls to Paul Landr1th h1s dxet that made hlm grow To Snake Hale Rae Jeanne Sommerv11le leaves her t1nkl1ng laughter Robert Stroud w11ls to Harvey Ham and Edward Wxllzams h1s smooth danc1ng Dav1d Tate wxlls h1s sc1ent1f1c m1nd to Mary Bonham who s havxng such a hard txme xn SCIGDCC Sxnce Geneva Whxteman 1s'1 t ready to gm ve up her g ood fxgure, she does leave a box of Ry Krxsp to Sue Wltmer Paul Willlams wllls hxs regular attendance to Bobby Hall To Sonny Washmgton, Carl Wxlhams dona te s h1 s small feet and we must admxt that Sonny needs them Maman Coffman lls her habxt to tardmess to Julxa Bevllle Don Emery leaves the memory of h1s charms to Joan Howland To Bozo Hays, Donald Humphrey leaves h1s ball catclung abxhty B1ll1e Jackson Capps wills her hght blonde hair to Anme Burrow, defxmtely a brunette Even though Kathy Stewart won t have hzstory n e xt y e a r , Bxllxe Garrmson wzlls her a box of bubble gurn to chew 1n her other classes Joe Pace leaves h1s dzstasteful outlook on lxfe to John Thomas Hays Wlllxam Upchurch leave s h1s sparkxng abx llty to Clmton Evetts, who IS so mexperxenced Although It s hard to do Lloyd Stewart leaves Jo Jo Rams to Ritchxe Adams Last but by no means least, we, the Semors of 1949 le ave to Mxss Van Dyke, our sponsor, our sincere affect1on and heartzest gratmdtue Because of the many nxc e thxngs she has done for all of us tlus year, we want to gxve her thxs small token of our apprecxatxon In w1tness whereof, we, the class of 1949, the testators have to th1s our will, wr1tten on one sheet of parchment set our hands and seal th1s twenty seventh day of June Anno Dom1n1 , one IIHIUUHIUOHRIblllillllllllklllllllklilllllilllllllkflilifllfillklklilliflllllllkllllklklllkllliiilklklkilllklklkflfklklklklbklklklkfklkillklkfklkilllllklkllllklklkilllllvk WRITE UPS OF DANCES IN 1949 Sad1e Hawkxns Dance Frlday mght, November 12, the Socxal Commlttee sponsored a Sad1e Hawkms dance 1n the gyrn Even though the weather was bad many Dalsy Maes and L1 l Abners turned up ln the1r Sunday go to meet1ng clothes The annual race was held, and only a few boys managed to escape from the glrls A very good program was gxven After the program everyone gathered and ate the1r lunches Ann Cla1r Gr1ff1n and Snake Hale wone the p r 1 z e s for the best dressed boy and gxrl Chrmstmas Formal The annual Chrxstrnas Formal was held 1n the gyrn on December 17 Much credxt goes to the Soc1a1 Commzttee for the beautxful decorations The prog r ams were m the shape of httle red bells Everyone enjoyed this exceptionally n1ce dance Masquerade Ball The Soczal Commlttee sponsored a masquerade party m the gym February 18 Th1s was the fzrst one of zts kmd to be gxven here The fxrst prxze went to Larry Hardegree and John Cuthp, as Amos and Andy and to B1l11e Ruth Slaton as Aunt Jemxma The second prize went to Bruce Boatner, as a p1rate, and Jo Anne Morehead l1tt1e Bo Peep Round up On March Z5 all the Clarksvmlle cowboys put on the1r blue Jeans and plaxd shxrts polxshed up the old 6 gun and saddled the 1 r Fords an-d Chevrolets 1n preparatxon for the Round up A gay evening of dancing and gaxety was xn store for them Cokes were served durmg the dance, and the party was very successful Jumor Semor Reception Friday nxght, April 29, approxlmately szxty juniors and s e nxo r s attended the Junior Senior Receptlon whxch was given by the Jumor class mn honor ofthe Semor Class of '49, The gymnasxum was decorated as a garden w1thtrellises and awzslung well xn the center. 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