Cleburne High School - Santa Fe Trail Yearbook (Cleburne, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1953 volume:

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I Us 'b T' JU 1 V X I 1 IJ fl I-IL 0F CONTENTS .-. ...129 3 . . .4 5 8 9 15 31 45 59 72 75 76 83 88 90 93 . . .105 Lalifx- ,IV ff 111513 T A QT 'WZ M , , 1 ,' X If WTIJM, ll 1-4 L If-E In ,K FUREWURD The purpose of the 1953 Edition of the Santa Fe Trail is to record the deeds of the boys and girls who, for the past year, have composed the spirit of C.H.S. Since the days and events have slipped from your rnind, we have presented them as a review for you to have throughout the years to come. An Indian theme has been used to accentuate the highlights of the year. May we express our appreciation of the courtesy and cooperation which we have received from the faculty, students and administration in gathering this material and in making the pictures. We have thoroughly enjoyed bringing you this 1952- 1953 edition of the S anta Fe Trail. We hope you like it and receive much pleasure from it. The Staff Barbara Cowley Forrest Editor Martha Wilson Associate Editor Margaret Galbraith Art Editor Carol Ann Mackey Club Editor, Typist Shirley Morgan Feature Editor Melinda Paschal Business Manager The Steck Company Publisher lfqw' XM, I f-'tr T7 Q 1 pf' Mr. J. Hunter Pearson President ti' ,WQSW uc-o 1, .f 1 . AQ , ' 4 .M ,, Mr. W. L. Pou Vice-President Mr. J, W. Clark Secretary Mr. David Sowell Mr. John S, King Mr. Bryan Miller Mr. I. E. Burd Mr. Dean Murphy Superintendent r. Ernest Guinn Principal Mr. Carl Huddleston Assistant Principal Mr. J. W . Patterson Director of Instruction 'gl Antennas- N f W L' in p l MVN ah---., rs. Billie Magers Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Armstrong Bookke epe r Mis s Wanda W ooda rd S ec r eta ry arm' Mr. Weaver Mrs. Elsie Bundy Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson Maintenance Guidance Director Health C001'di1'1at01' and T ranspo rtation Q Mr. Victor Iemelka Speech Therapist 5 ' .+ 5. r x Mr. Murphy's third year in C.H.S. has seen the completionof a city wide school building program. Both present and future students of Cleburne are greatly indebted to him for this much needed accomplishment. Although Mr. Murphy is forced to spend much of his time in business matters he is always willing to give a few minutes to anyone who calls on him. His pleasant pe r s onality and quiet manner are outstanding characteristics of his fine character. Mr. Huddleston, Associate Prin- cipal of C.H.S., is filling the posit- ion with skill. He is also master of Wilson House, therefore looking af- ter about 130 boys. Another of his jobs is teaching physics and biology. Nevertheless, he still has time for a sense of humor and a friendly greet- ing with everything he does. Con- gratulations to this deserving person. Mr. Guinn, C.H.S.'S most able Principal, is probably on e of th e busiest people in s c ho ol. He has all the excuses to sign and permits to give , in addition to looking after 900 students. Regardless of all his work, Mr. Guinn is always willing to help and do what he can for each student. His tireless efforts to fit each of the stud ent 's individual needs is a characteristic in line for compliment. This amiable man is truly a friend to all. Mr. Huddleston, or better known to most students as Doc , is one of the favorite figures around C.H.S. He is a friend to everyone. His pleasant smile and ready greeting are noticed by all. Among his characteristics is 21 sense of humor and a stream of never ending delightful comments. This year for the first time Mr.Hudd1eston serves in a newposition in Cle- burne High School, that of Assistant Principal. He also has his previous job as Master of Wilson House. To a swell all-around person we proudlydedicate the 1952- 1953 edition of the Santa Fe Trail. TRIBAL X if 7 ,, , , g?fV r if - ,fi '77f Ng f 7, Mk n,f , , A , . , J I ' Y P' '. V, - 1 lr' , Ji A A ff f,,., '.4 I J 1 ' W CCG ffff' F N 'agus' 1- ef' w QS' . 5 ga ' S Q Nwwxs 5 Q , A, k Xi -2-1 I ... 45 QW .ff ,X X i 'X O W X' hy U, L A 5 CH, E fn 3 xxx 4 ?ZdM9+:Q - ,f-fx X mWOHmmZ W M 5-6 I 'Av gr 1 1 -n i gn l 1,00 I fi I X ' . I H X n QQ RN fl 4 Lp EQ Q 5693 -v--.....,,.,, Iwdiss Allcne Gray - -.- 1-. nu- 1 1. 1 HHH in --..,- M.- 'Mw xl , l ,Q . ww' wwxofxe Mrs. Ruth Archer N555 Miss Pernie Moore 'Y-1, N , Q -. 'T MPS- L I Miss Mnurine McCarty ucllle .ford Mr. Doyle Weldon Mr. Rex Arnold a Mae C Mr. Aulton Durham Yeager M Mr . Norman Hughes ...Sv mmf. ,....,,' ' ' 'ZW 1 s Y X F358 I' xv haf i ASW I ,Qi w' n f Q 2 , 4 I ,, u ix , xy N VAN 'QYBW Mr. B rooks Conover YNIIW ' Miss Mabel Warren -5 . Qffnan Mrs,Rx1bV Zllmm Mr. H, S. Parker Miss Ila Mae Hawkins OUR FACULTY MEANS MORE THAN JUST TEACHERS TO US. THEY ARE THE INSPIRATION AND SOURCE OF AM.. BITION IN BUILDING THE LIVES OF SO MANY YOUNG PEOPLE. WE COMPLIMENT THE FACULTY OF C. H. S. ' 1 2 1, 1 1 g' 'N ' K ff F I Z xfjlltwlxs A M K ! aww, 5 .u f wU'4Uu?ll?1!1 .QM ' vr X , X g ,WnlJ. '.l:Lg f 7 f QQ xnxx his-q ' f I 'ml J . W, ' ff ' 7 Q - X TRY, 1 Q' '?! ff -A X M M 2 : 1 x l' Tn xy' 1 ,I l f u CH I M IE 'K F f f X .., -.,4v--- ZS-P' F-5 i , Q ' 1 - -41' ,l- i i 1- '- ,,-,.h,1,,.,.. 13 PRESIDENT - Wayne Kimberlin VICE - PRESIDENT - jimmy Whitt SECRETARY - Carol I-lo11id TREASURE 2V R - Betty Caxper SPONSORS - Miss Warren Miss B arkett riff MUN 459' ,I ,X f 'J 1 'riff ' V fnlfllh, ' T ' gqixx X x 3 x , Ri XS SHIRLEY ALLEN BILLIE AMBLER A .. 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Tennis-45 Baseball-Z 18 VV,Y,. ff ' 6 N ele 'Sf ROSALEEN BURDETTE Math. Club-1 A Y .5 is A ., R LL A , ,Q L H 'Q Z' N1 A L 'ff ' L .ag is JOHN BILL CARR 'Q' K BETTY JEAN CARPER J.C.L.-4gCho1-us-4 Horizon Club-33 Ir. Hist.-lg Y-Teen-1 Pep Squad-15 Editor of Yapperg Treas. of Sr. Class: Consul. of .T.C.L. ALENE BURGESS F.H.A. 1g D.E. Club-1 4-H Club-Z .TERRY CARROLL Y-Teen-1: F.H.A.-Z Jr. Historians-1 JOHN RALPH CLARK Jr. Historians -1 Spanish Club-2. Football-2. .i xl' . VIARILYN COLLINS BILL CUSTARD MARTHA DICKERSON F.T.A.-23 F.H.A. -1 Choral Club- 15 Tennis -4 Y-Teen-lg Jr. Historians-Z Horizon-23 Drum Ivlajorette 3: Yapper Contest ia i -sf JINNIE BOB DODSON F.H.A.'1g Y-Teen-1 W' M 4 Q 5 J'.-C.L.-45 Ir. Hist.-Z KeyClub-ZgLetterman's Club-39 Tennis-2.9 Ser- vice Club-lg Cheer- leader '52-'533 Track-1 Golf-4g Basketball-Z PATSY ANN DOTY .T.C.L.-45 Tennis-Z Jr. Historians-1 Annual Staff-ZQ Pep Squad-lgBest-A1l- Round Freshmang Class Treas.-3 years Q i 'ii S K .,.. . ui i il 1 . A JIM EASDON DOROTHY EV ANS D.E. C lub-25 Key Spanish Club-Z3 Ir. Club-15Radio Club-1 Historians-1gF.H.A.- Pres. of D.E. Club Z5 Student Council-1 .T.C.L.-4: Band-Z Yapper-3g Jr. Hist- orians-lg Pep Club-1 Reporter of .T.C.L. Journalism Medal FLORENCE DUNN .T.C.L.-4 ANNA RI-IEA FINNELL F.T.A. -2: F.H.A. -Z Horizon Club-Zg Jr. Historians-lg Pep Squad-1gJ.C.L.-1 Home Economics Medal TZ? WILLIE MARIE FOOTE Spanish Club-2 it 3 I ,Lt T17 ,f if . -... . ROBERT FOSTER Key Club-1 DON GRAFF Spanish Club-1pJr. Historians-1gLetter- man's Club-Z5 Foot- ball-Zg Track-35 A Manager BARBARA COWLEY FORREST .T.C.L,-35 Tennis-1 Jr. Hist-lg Student Council-lg Soph. Most Popular and Vice-Pres. Band Sweetheart '51 Editor of Annual-Z DE MARQUIS GORDON F.F,A.-43 Pres. of F.F.A.: Who's Who in Voc. Ag. DOROTHY GUMFORY F.H.A. -lg Horizon Club-lg Jr. Hist.-1 D.E.Club-1 JUNE FORSYTH J.C.L.-3gHorizon Club-lg Skating Club -1gVice-Pres. of Willard 5 'Rv Xa! K , .O x ix M K 5 it 1' M' SRE? X I f Q Qt BOBBY GRAFF Letterman's Club-1 D.E. Club-13 Yapper Staffg Football-Z Track-Z N m mt, na f 5 KE NNE TH HAAS Spanish Club-2 F.F.A.-1: Jr. Hist- orians-1 MARY LOUISE HALE Y 4-H-1 3 HorizonClub-I Skating Club-1 F.H.A. -1 IRENE HEAD Skating C lub-1 in fl 1 Q B I, 8' S 4 .w-Q . .J H . -N ' PL. 's M, 3 1 Nxgx -H, ,sv x 4- , Q. o-f. , yr . A I ,,. i P ' ' is GENE HAMILTON .T.C.L.-Zg D.E. Club-Z Skating Club-lg Foot- ball-1 sfo a'gfl1M'lgs 3 A ,,V...k JAMES HENSLEE Jr. Historians-1 NADINE HAZLETT Choral Club-lg Trans fer from Odessa ---- Spanish Club-Zi Cho- rus-1gBand-1 RAY HILLIARD Spanish Club-lg Jr. Historians-lg Key Club-13 Yapper Staff- Student Council-1 Football-lg Manager 'N 1 , x ff .af :ag ngaa A ,ff I KX! A J' A .K ll ,M ,. . f, BARBARA HINKLE CAROL HOLLIDAY f f I GE RTON F.T.A.-1: Spanish J.C.L.-45Chora1Club-1 Ff,1..A.'43 Football-1 cmb-1 Jnnisrorians-1,Y-Teen-1 Q! Pep Squad-1g.Tr. Best-All- B, Round: Cheerleader '51-'52 Sec. of Sr. Class 8: of Barton MONA BE TH HORTON CHRISTINE HOWARD J.C.L.-3: Choral Spanish Club-Z C1ub'19Y'Teen'1 Skating Club-1 Jr. Historians-1 Vice-Pres. of Barton JANICE .TILES IVAN KEITH JOHNSON AMBLER R. JONES J.C.L. -35 Choral Club-1 F.F.A.-4g Industrial Key Club-35 D.E.-1 Jr. Hist.-15 Y-Teen-1 Arts-1 Jr, Historians-1 Soph. Sec. Sz Best-A11- F.T.A.-Z5 Cheerleader Round: Jr. Most Popular '52-'53g Music-Z Majorette-2gDrumMajor-1 Pres. of Barton J A 1 T F a,,. j ff, BILL JONES CHARLES KENNETH JONES MARLEY JONES F.F.A.-ZgJr.Hist- KeyC1ub-19Footba11-2. f F.F.A.-3gJr. Hist- orians-1 Track-Zg Basketball-Z orians-lg Football- Baseball-1 35 Track-1 ZZ! w :inf , .A n..,.o L , X A . ZENA KELLY WAYNE KIMBERLIN .T.C.L.-33 Spanish Club-lg Chorus -4 Key Club-Z3 Letter- man's Club-Z5 Student F.T.A.-1gPepSquad-1 Council-ZgPres. of Sr. Classg V. P. of Jr. C lass 81 Student Council Football -Zg Track-Z BILLY KYLE PAULA MARIE LANE Football- 1 F.T.A.-Z9 .Tr. Hist- orians-Ig Most Popular- Z5 Most Beautiful-2. Homecoming Queen Band Carnival Queen Pres. of F'.T.A. S: Willard MARY KIMBRELL Transfer from Ardmore, Oklahoma-- ' 'Debonairs ' ' CYNTHIA LANKFORD .T.C.L.-33 Ir. Histor- ians-lg F.T.A.-1 Student Council-1 Y-Teen-19 Chorus -1 Yapper Contestg Majorette ' ff 'Qi n S f C e Zr 3 f r e .1 ..1,.V Q L J 1 -. .-,: .1 I 1 J' , iw '- K ...f Af MARY HELEN LASSITER DON NORVEL LEMMONS BILL LEONARD F.T.A.-Z5 Jr. Histor- ians-lg Spanish Club- Zg Cheerleader '52-'53 Radio C lub-1 F.T.A.-15 Chorus-1 Letterman's Club-3 Student Council-Z Key Club-Z5 Rodeo Club-lg Most Popular -Fish and Soph.g Foot- ball-3g Baseball-1 3 TERRY LEUELLEN Boy's Glee Club-Z Chapel Choir-13D.E.' lg KeyC1ub-13 Yapper Staff-Ig Cheerleader '51-'5Zg Football-Z YU JAMES LOGAN D.E. Club-1 Skating Club-1 W nw 5 We g Ilyg . 'n vw TOMMY LILLARD F.F.A.-33 Rodeo-1 D.E.-1 CLOISE LOGSDON F.F A.-3g D.E. Club- lg Football-1 LOUIS LILLY F.F.A.-31D.E.-2. JANE LOOPER J'.C.L.-1gY-Teen-1 Jr. Historians-1 F.H.A.-3g Horizon-1 D.E.-1 LODENE LOVELL SHIRLEY MCPHERSON MARY RUTH MCCOWEN .T.C.L.-25 Transfer F.H.A.-ZgHorizon J.C.L.-43 F.T.A.-Z from Hico--Freshman Club-13 D.E. Club-1 PCP Sqlladi Math. Class Sec.5 F.H.A.-Z Jr. Historians-1 Club-13H0I'iZ0I'l Club-13 Vice-Pres. of F.T.A. MARVIN MCC LANAHAN CAROL ANN MACKEY RAYMOND MASTERS D.E.-1 F.T.A.-Zg.T.C,L,-4 F.F.A.-33 Letterman's Ir. Historians-1 Club-43 Most P01-H113-1' Y-Teen-1gF.H.A.-1 Jr.g F.H.A. Sweetheart Annual Staff-Z Football-45 Track-4 Typing Award MERIDA MAYO JACK MILES MARVIN MONTGOMERY J.C.L.-43F.T.A.-1 J.C.L.-4gKey Club-1 D.E. Club-1 Band-43 Choral Club-1 Jr. Historians-Z Jr. Historians-13 Y- Radio Club-15Footba1l-1 Teen-lg Cheerleader '52-'53 Af We .IESSIE MAY MOORE J.C. MOXON T. I. MOXON Jr. Historians-1 Football-Z Football-Z D.E. Club-2 BETTYE MYRES J.C.L.-43 Band-4 F.H.A.-1gReporter of Willard SONNYA EYVONNE NUTT D.E. Club-1 if W 'WW MQW 11131 WM flff-f JIMMY PEACOCK I.C.L.-43 Key Club-3 Radio Club-lg Consul of J'.C.L.g Student Council-2g Cheerleader '51-'52 SHIRLEY PRESTON Spanish Club-lg Skat- ing Club-1 I WAYNE PENNY 'S ...- v iv. it via Q 5 ' Q' -:Q , ' ggi 5 gy Y , . Az. 5 ' gym IE, Jimi DON RAMSE Y D,E, Club-lg D.O. Club-1 ELIZABETH ANN PADDY F.H.A.-25 Skating Club-lg Horizon Club-1 JAY PICKENS Student Council-1 F.T.A.-lg Service Club -13 Radio Club-1 Rod 81 GunClub-Zi V.P. of Freshrnan Class Basketball-4: Tennis-4 TOMMY RAMSEY D.E. Club-Z Q, ' QW? atsf N A f JACK RANDALL D.E.-1 ',,' Q I Lg .Ea it A 'b 'fr 7 P14 ' GENE ROSSER F.F.A. -3g Key Club- Football-Zg Basket- ball-1 GENE SANDERS Band-45 Football-Z Basketball-1 1 ANN REEVES KENNETH ROGERS Key Club-2.3 Letterman's Chora1C1ub-Z5 Pres- Sz Treas. of Student Council Soph. at Jr. Pres. Sz Best- J.C.L.-4: F.T.A.-Z Jr. Historians -1 Pep Squad, Band-1 Annual Staff-1,Sec. of Jr. and Fr. Class ketball-29 Track-Z CAROLYN ROWLAND BOBBY RUST J.C.L,-43 D.E. Club- Key Club-33 Annual Staff-1 F.H.A. -lg Choral Club-19 Band-1 PATRICIA SANDERS J.C.L.-45 F.T.A. -1 BETTYE SEVIER Spanish Club-1 F.H.A.-1gJr. Histor- ians-Zg Y-Teen-1 Pep Squad-1 A11-Roundg Football-Z5 Bas 1 E SHAFER ADA MARGARET SHELLEY D.E. Club-2 J.C.L.-3: D.E. Club-Z Horizon Club-2: Jr. Historians-1 MARGIE SPIKES J.C.L.-33 Band-4 Choral-lg Y-Teen-Z Jr, Historians-1 F.T.A.-1: Student Council-1 ' MQW N - n N DENNIS F. THACKER D. E. Club- 1gJ'r. Historians- 1 , I Life? dd M: Q i ,J .,1 , , N BOBBY TAYLOR J.C.L.-4: Band-3: Key Club-35 Ir. Hist.-Z .T.C.L. Treasurerg Key Club Pres. Sz Sec. Cheerleader '52-'53 AMY TOMPKINS F.H.A. -1 GLENNA JEAN SPEARS F.H.A. -Z1 Spanish Club-Ig Vice-Pres. of F.H.A. THOMAS TAYLOR Ir. Historians-1 .TOE WALKER Choral Club-4g Key Club-lg Letterman's Club-Z3 Rodeo Club-I Football- A -2 Basketball-Ig Tennis -Z 1 1-ff SARAH WATTS I. C. I...- 2, Band- 4, Y-Teen- 1, F. T. A. 1, Math. Club- 1, Sec.- Treas. of Willard JIMMY WHITT F. F. A.- 4, Key Club Vice-Pres. of Sr. Class, Football- 2, Track- 2 BETTY WINSETT J.C. L.-1,F.H.A.-1, D. E.-1 A GLENDA WEST D. E.- 1, Ir. Historians- 1, Y-Teen- 1, D. E. Club Reporter BETTY JEAN WILSON Band- 2, J. C. L.- 3, Ir. Historians- 1, Yapper Staff- 1, Student Council- 1, Cheerleader '52 '53, Pep Squad- 1 DAYTON YORK Football- Z, Track- Z bz- WANDA WHITE Horizon Club-3, F. T. A 1,F.H.A.-z,J. c.1.. - 3, Choral Club-1, Band- l, jr. Historians-1 .TOYCE WINKLER D. E. Club- 1 BARBARA BRIDGES Ir. Hist.- 1, Span- ish Club- 3, F. H. A.- 1, Band- 3 2 SAMMY COLLINS F. F. A.- 4, Hico All District football 518152 ROBERT TRUMAN FORCE F. F. A. - 4, Rodeo Club- Z, F. F. A. Lone Star Farmer, F. F. A. Pres., Rodeo Club Pres. KATHERINE NEFF Student Council- 2, J.c.1..- 3, skating club- 1 30 ANNETTE FINDLEY Glee Club- 1, other school- Choral Club, Science Club, Fidelis Club LOUIS HOMESLI-:Y F. F.A. - 3, D. E.-1 ROBERT SCHLIEPER Band- 5, Radio Club- 1, Music Club- 1, F. T. A.- 1, V. Pres. of Bank - 1 JERRY WENDELL FOOTE Band- 4, Music Club -1, Radio Club- 1 il NORMA LOUISE MOORE 4- H- 1, Y-Teen-1, F. H. A.-1, Skating Club- 1 9 1 DAN Mqw Jen S ,far S MMA gf- f7'7?'f 'Sn,4.... PRES IDENT - Charles Holland VICE-PRESIDENT - Charles Ewing SECRETARY - Peggy Scallorn TREASURER - Don Bewley SPONSORS - Miss Harris Mr. Huddleston Mrs. Jordan Mr. Weeks HI Hn, ffl of P I ff I J ,f , l' 1 Rf 0141+ QRS 2 7 2 f 5 S N Xi .T seph Acosta And rea Austin , W lif' QQAE A ' 'Q5 gW 1 Hmhnig Shirley Ann Akey W W . , gi Brian Bicknell Nancy Ann Bowen .Toe Ballas Raynelle Bleimeyer S in yin , Q wi ul Q 52 N 3 v m L I 'fg' : 1 132 Carroll Alderman -N N, 21 ?XYJ, Ffa' W' V Q Sue Beals Wi ... fl' f N. 4. ,RQgJ1Fs 3 5? 5'WRWQ X im? ,Q 4 -A Otis Bonham Lena Faye Allen is . 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'hmm il, r ' A if QWQQ' an Kenneth Lindsay o X s , . gi' . ei Z , , V EQ15 f aj L X h -l's' n Louise lroy 1 Donna Sue Leuellen S 5 1 Anita Loring P a i Marvin McKelvey .e ' Q are ' it 7 f Lewis Lain is X N x-NPN' 5 . fx A MM! ' I se . i' Ii' , ua! 5 r J9ywfLi1ckirf,c75'C5L I' ffsf' Eddie Martin u-Ji , -av? -'Qgf-'f!,4...4-37,,.., ,Kam La Verne Martindale Sue Matthews Ida Ruth Marshall Shirley Morgan Melinda Paschal Don Pope P 5252 ' M .,, V 2' l 1 - 'if f'4 ' , n i ,, :QW 7: ' Q2- f. xemxgsf 'Y -, A y -:N ll K ' fi. . -,-V HS' if ia ' llwllul f 1 ,Q S., Johnny Moreland Bobby May Don Moore wwf? mffffff Gale Neff Sammy Parker P QQ is-- W: K 534: in l 1 Paul Pegues George Peterson Frances Parrish Martha Pollock Fred Potts Bobby Powell r ,., - - if , mn- 2' 3, , ' ,5:'2f - , 2 . .1414-s :'.,. lf' Robe rt Putnam Jeanne Ratliff Tommy Reeve s X V I :-js' A 4: 3 al A Q 4 as I n 1? wa Charlene Proffitt Narvel Powell Margaret Preston i 4-is t ,r ink K Q al ' 1 R P 1 Q f w 3 fl P f ' 'kh ' Pat Randall , E J P, -' .. f A A Marvin Rains Donald Ray Ramsey Leslie Reagor Gloria Reece Melba Reed Barbara Robe rts on Benny Rust G le nda Smith .K I gli 1 . ggi - 'E- ,if f ' , if si v e H, flew ' 4. Ray Tarver . h B J ' ,ybi 1 ,f LL A I Q . Wanda Van'Zandt Peggy Scallorn f .up ge u ull' u F '- E.:31:'. Q'f,.j.',f -245: 'lik ' , 'L 5, . rt f .v Robert Sorrells Jean Temple MW W 0, 49 L Q ,, an ' ' as :rf Billy Simmons W- W- sf' K xl' Il 'E l E 'M' tif , , ' 1 f lu F -I . . qs.: if Clovis Stanley 515 ig i- , K. Q Q me K, if ii fy y ig S X xl 52 James Thetford Shirley Shenkir Billie Stepp .Eggs B wa:fPf4i'1nQ , T I 3 -'eww Ur: : Q 1 J 'L an sh el l-1 T Betty Lou Thompson .Q ln ,Q i, MQW Eugene Vidler its? Freddy Vinson 6' A ,. Bettye Ann Waldie 1? .hi W I? il A iv, f ' Q 1 4 I 4: V , xt Thelma Walker 'j' ' un 4 Otto Warenskj old Martha Wilson k S' ?, TE: f -i ,,,. 1, yu i . if 1-.,...1 ' ' wg v , si Q32 ' Q 'V 3 35 , 41' ,L M., . Elvin Waldrip A as ' x.f.Q , Q .if, .QW R Bobby White 'WS' Betty Sue Walker Patsy White fm 3 w :Q k Q5 W: .., M Ei Pat Wright gl Nina Jean Wiseman Bobbie Sue Woodar i , W ' je 0' . 1 'mf ' V , , 4 . A I , Q' 6' Willie Wylie Vf,JJByron Crosier Z i Y X ' lg .j David Stanley . . L 9 'W' x Y' A X R XI YJ PS 6 W , N 5 X . rf ff' iz ii rf? 1' fl 5 X 'E xr I xl' 'P i I Nancy Gill 'ld' ii he ,I 4 ih- Q. 3 R 4 I , Q-ag A W Sam Nowlin On-lookers cheer the winner. B111 Glass Martha Miles M C- H. 5 . f . boy S favorite spot. fr 'ig' ' QmQr2,,,,,,., , N , ,. .6 F 5 'm ' 53, 1 .-.t A I' w 1,323.11 , in 'r g' A v . n 1. 5 K- H 'Q gli fik' , 'I F ,., L. wuudean Sheffield 51 K ,314 i Q 'W a f ' K i ' A K-Q 'Y ' 1 gill A i 9 i- Q - X' , ' x -K There are the boys show- in off again! Looks like Mil S ton is the most outstanding. aught Patsy' S Bobby C hat comical attentiOU with tt what are expr-essi0U' ben at? the others Sam g me. A29 6 QW! olixaxo hat Cole C NN Otheftudents s , . how We-hotofju his is a look sf eka n. at noon Ctly it! ! .J Cecil Huneyc: utt 'f' ,...Q- 'Y,,,.f- !W,, ..f '-Pd, ffglvfifflu 3 F 3 5' .Q . C. OUR HIGH SCHOOL--1910 BROWN GYMNASIUM--1936 -, V 91,1 - 'C I 5 I THE AG BUILDING--1950 THE BAND BUILDING--1952 CLEBURNE HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENTSARE IUSTLY PROUDOFTHE NEW BUILDINGSWHICH HAVE BEEN BUILT ON TILE CAMPUS THIS YEAR. 44 HOMEMAKING COTTAGE--1952 ,1- FORMAL OPEN HOUSE WAS HELD SUNDAY, FEB 8 AT WHICH TIME AP. PROXIMATELY10,00l VISITORS INSPEC TED TH NEWAND RENOVATE BUILDINGS. Mfg? '77 I . wide I ' I 5 'V '- I ,QL QV wwf AJ tl '- A :W . -V' A 54 1, :'f H 'f 'H an tfgf 1 62Z,T45'f,' 1 I ,lfch.4 'f:4V :ff fre? 1 1 aw 1 1 1 1 QI 1 1 x ' - X ' : sig, .f,f,1 ' ll I V Ni 14 1,,'y. M I! hid 1 711 1, , , W . M , H 11 f -1 1 .....,g , X 1 - 1' 11 1 W ,Z vu.-sl' 'I 1 111' I .-Jcl: ,..- X A I..- 1 19, 1.,, ,JI V 11 , J Q fi, ,Kr 1 '1 1 1, nl 'N' ' L 1 1 ...wg .- 1 111 J ' 1 1, 1 1 1 1' ' 11 X1 N1 11 1 1 11 ,ff 1 11 4 ' M 'A ,gf ea, 1 'fi I I y 'Y .1 .p x- .x,., 'M' M- 2 'H ' A K' -D s - NIP- 'X .wg X 4,4-5-N 1 ... 'N-Pl R Vik I ,L ...1,. f, Lf 1 Z ,177 rv f .,. v.,,,,- -5 L.. A ' 11, -E 4 Aw ' A' if !f 1'!ffx ! V, Sxwxqbn i 4 1,4 5 .. ..1 Nb I ,Viv- QWQ 5 N ' SCOUTS 'Q' PRESIDENT - Butch Norrell VICE-PRESIDENT - Marvin Copeland SECRETARY J hn - o Pealson TREASURER - Martha West SPONSORS - Miss Lily Paul Fraser Mr . Doyle Weldon W2 fl, lffllfph , lluqg., fi s Q XXLF xv -A - ' Z Q iX'X Dale Adair Ann Adcock ' ,f el 'QXQFW' ,mn V, .,.. . . xr.. iw W - r ri - 2 L , S 1' S4 1 as T . A. N ,. ,el 4 1 14 2 Z, ' .- if Er 5 s- v 2' N -. Se S- ize mfs if fl Q. .X A 3' lid f Q4 'MTQ , -sw. , ' 'S' af ,ff ,pi A: x 15, Ronny Ande rs on A Barton Freddy Birchfie ld we J .ykk '1 an M ' , 'A We ,gigs K 2 Mimi? qw, Q. . if C Y Amy Ard La Joyce Berry James Black 7155 . ui bb ,ua fT7'!?'7 elee N .tix M 9, , H i 'f' Allen b Ng ' :' ' , +- iif ' n 3 Billy Dan Aitken l A Gaylynn Baker ,G mf Eg i Doye Baker Soni Bigham - . B or Q- f '+' 'Q -V 'i f k..,,:k Samuel Bigham Fred Borden fm Y S E l 3 Margie Allen xzx , ..n w ' f' ,. X.... Q 5? 41, A :rv of ly - Shirley Baker Milton Billings A' N I . if ,wnf g 1 E x g A 'S' I. R. Borden 47 - 'fxil C2 , .. fa as gb. , 'QI- Di Ann Boulware Don Bradbury ag! A E 'a W 6 Billy Joe Brickell Betty Browder la 'fi Johnny Carney Darlos Car roll Patricia Clark Grady Clark gawk 1 Y: 4, HUM 1 'gil vlfliilw 1, 5 Tim Brandon .- 4-Q Q uw ' 'lr-'+-as X... Wayne Bradshaw I , -W N - ii 'Yi .A , Fi ,ln lia w anda Ruth Brown li f' ' ff r CJ 'mi gym . Gayle Brown Barba ra Chastain Be tty C atron Brooksie Collier if ' , ...g V 1 X Q -. SA iii as a s v-if 'Y i x Q s QQ, 4. . ataa Q :A ' 2 lame s B rinkley Q a.sl. 2 k . .., t fig i A l K v E Lyndall Io Bu mpur s Q. f f w sv' it M... is Nix B. I. Cheek Mary Fern Cope , f K ' 5. 2 'M 2 E, 'if-If r X S. . WL.' s,,,..f' are .fl L l 5 is l W Q wif , I 15 Q .si Marvin Copeland ' Ronald Cowley Charlotte Cosgrove Z 'vi Ray Cowan Z L K A W- Faye Diamond U Jerry Corbin he is .ff ft, x ' ' Ruth C roc ke r Betty Davis I qqu A Morris Derting 4. N i t voee I i reses v Qve se , .i is Bill Dennis, Jr. D eide L e C s e Q 4 env s 4 E mf W f -- 13 e or 'S 1 .Tune Dietrich ' C L Glenda Evartt 312 Jimmy Doty Connie Elliott NR 5 im, s 4-,K ,Q Mae Dean Ellington 1 'E XA S, mf if A M 4' fe Q Hz, ' Y iiii eee si s Q ' 1 , 'k we fl -1 f SW-:l - , 1 2 ' Ji i if D ,g i i '- l f A ii f ' D 'ia n Q N , if N. Beatrice Forsythe Maurine FOWl6 I' Leonard Forsythe Leon F0Sfe1' ,Y I ! f J 6,7 T If flu A 'AVL-lnil-'va ,H James Frizzell B' ' G ' 1 ' ' 'G Phala Gober , A Wimpy Gent mm bx b ii' ,,tL N Bobby Don George . f ,af G B A ,ff X' ' B 'X -4 '. :u. f' V fi . M! I 1 L V I ' E, f V. a If J D , Z, , in 'lf' f X f- 1 X fi IQ I' ,. , gf +- X X, L, QQJY G ,fy -. W V 4 Jane entry G -51,1 .5- Dickie Gold' Buddy Halyard f . , Glenna Gordon , Shirley Haley If 'TW N 51 avi gg Bill Gray T, B 'Y Burlin Hankins Charles H93 Doylene Hammond Sue Hazlett Sonja Lynn Harris ia fp' V '. . Dennis Hewlett Cynthig Hines 50 Virginia Higgins Dan Hilliard Glenna Holder M s f!-, x akwrd f b-- W vi ' - A , w Vik My , ,l,M, 50' is ' -Q55 Wonzell Irby 4 Elizabeth J ones Kay Keskeys B 5 f . , 'pk gg . . 1 ' - .rqk - fsgE5g? ,yi Anita Horn Bill Hodge 'f nn Royce Horton 1 yy g QEQAF nln' 4 ' .J Wir' J A Lonnie Holliday Charlie Dell Jackson Kenneth Jones Billie Kuc ke 1' Annice Jagge etii Q I ff Q Donnie Johnson Charles Jeschke fQNz'-, 5? 2' as wh - 5 X 5 i if .mf f-,' 'i 'JL if a 1 V- 532 fr WL, '1 '1 Irene Joslin 6 G mgkgm 533'-a ,ms Anita Lain Carol Jones Patsy Kanewske 4' -I . 45' E ,Q .., ' sr Juanita Lain Joyce Lain . 5, ,pus rp' 3' LQ V E...- 4' ' I Johnny Logan 1 Y 'W tv n A X John McCall fr' . ' , . 'grail 13 lx : C9155 1 54 . YW L X H A George McGlasson ,, 'J 55 fl if 'L' .Y van- ' Ann Lassiter J Q -ff' Melva Looney Shirley MCC lure 1 3, : .,k ' N g x L 9' ...ff M Veda McKinney ff lf! ,I .Q ., ff' ' GS ,, I ,we mu ,ity Q: . ..,., M Charles Lee Don Looper 1 19. - ,x Nelda McPherson lfesz-. 1 Q r rr 1 L A ik Richard Lewis 'K QE 'E n ag I 3 -e 3' 1 'IMF' X ' x A ls- BK xv .1,xxL'f,rLN -. .e' ' Cecil Lovell Jean McCowen Charles Mackey 'BNHS .' lr 5 1, Q af' r' F I W' , V 3 f lj Billy Locker 31 , ' in. 1 , Q N! K xp, i .t d liii Raymond Luther Gloria McGregor Charles Manley Opal Marie Martin Dan Ray Moore ,,,, - . Q 'i' , iii , 2 X Butch Norrell Thomas Pendle Y , ML, P 1 if ,: K,- G K 1 Delfina Mason P 'f., . L :fi 1 Marie Moulder f . Jef -in 'l ve Q , , 0' , ' ff' R If , Charles Osborne Aileen Phillips X4 . ,,. 5 599 W , J ,.,,, ' R 'N oofxfli ff, Johnny Mayo ,rf-112 .f ' , l 1 wsu .ef E Wg an ' K i JI 3, I, x x Gearldene Myers , . 1 i LV 'ISI I gi f, asp. K 'K ' . fl mfs 5 Lousue Parker we 'Lk .,,,, 1' N new , VF Z gli l 1 Darla Meacham WS X fa.,,sg 'l L,,, - 'Lf Gearlene Myers De Lores Payne Philip Phillips ffffa-av' Ann Mitchell -5 i A W ,if ,- xi 2 1 . sf' i - ..... P 'V i P EL. Ronnie Nance 'Q 3 , if J . .Fig gl f : . ., M xml ,351 John Pearson Tom P ritcha rd X . V ,QM 'z' , t P ...v 1 Af M Y K H 'il - M 2 xv ll 1 r A l- V y G Za ,S . Jimmy Quattlebaum h Ann Rapp ff ,fx ' vm , 5 5.5 , A1 ,E R ji t, ,,. L n A ' ,N 'K f :Pa ' til 2 5 Marcia Rone Bill Roden ,, gi If f M x I , Nancy Rucker Jerry Sanders V44 Beulah Mae Sgitcovich 54 Stan Shaw J -Q, 'a RAM Marianne Rawland '. 'Eh 1 , X Bobby Rogers in 'Fig Mary Schad Thomas Re id 1 A.. ga qs Shirley Rogers Kenneth Self Sue Simmons Janis Renfro PL Q 1 ' R X f Virginia Richards a N A ,v Wulf .mf -5 ix Q Iamia Dee Sevier fp ,nf 1 'l 'N '- Q 0 R Nik NT N ug ' 4 b M Q . - gg, A4 James Sims Diane Smith V l . Q, an R i f - 4 Phil Stalcup va' , N. 'Q , 4' K P K A K Larry Smith Barbara Standridge Nancy Stricklin A4 Q. Q , 5 ,- S i lv. - ' - Q A Im -,,,k:i .W -, Q' -I Ti Robe rt Tidwe ll Lyndon Taylor F. wwf , f r 'ww Y S f fl. V i e ' ',r f -fl Te r ry Smith ni ' -mi, E. L is fa- R , A Darlene Stansberry Martha Taylor I 4. C4 Lf S 1 t, y ' 1 Dee Stalcup Bobby Spurlin I 4 Q 'Li .aw-5 'bw' - 'Q fn' - ' N-O g Charles Strickland Happy Stephens fi' Q 'L H Pi 1,1459 V,-. X . ., .. X' '1 ' ,e '. n l S S , X '. ' :rf - fzv . Q , Allan Thomasson Don Temple Floyd Edwin Vid ler Don Usry Dixie Kay Vaughan --.41 Monte Vins on r J 'CI' Arthur Wallace Martha Warren N 1 I lf, , X N, K ? ii Garland Wesson 56 'i ww , W 1 ' M fr Betty Waldrip I 1' 1 z I - -'A Carrol Don Wallace 5 ff 1: , ind' .Ek aim' , '1- Dick Watts Y Dorothy E. Wofford P 9 ,A Q' ci 3 W ,I Q ax X 1,X X 45 Q 'tx - it' lykqxt ag ar kvzl ' 1 Gail Walker Freda Walker .Tohn Wald rop 1 Joan Ward Ruby Mae Walton . I Sally Walraven ,b 5- - X t t, jr - Q 5 .1. to 5 K X . , LN A: I' -ig: df 1 E t E .., Allan Wolf f L Dorothy Wofford . ' , ,qw L 3 . X , ... 4 Q' ,I 4.5 , Y Kenneth Worlow .Timmy Woodard Wayberne Welch Martha W est L., t N ,. ,JM . Dorris White gl is Clyde Young ' .. ' vi f ,jg A ' 'lik U Gene Anne Wheeler Barbara Williams Jerry Baker June Y oung Earl Love Patric ia Whitake r '.,,. If Ay, . ij zg vm F ranklin Wilke r son J I V : Q .' . , M 'Hee l a e f W elWe Charles Gorski C arolyn White Adrian White Y 'Pi at we f N -an 1 ,Y . 5 J 1 .. gr Z on x f,:'3ifE:H 4 4 ,Z . Y f lim r l 'ffm lf 'J Johnny Wiseman John Winkler - l 45 V wi . ' . D ,gm it K 5 T Y .P f fl , . A X fe sn' .ai W 1 Pat Hendrix Bobby Fulfer Kenneth McDonald Rornrnie Love l1l ll L - ra ,Q VS: iv ,- r I fnuj Ll' Q gf I . r rr - Q ' f - .4 ,, i5 ,,. f' ' 1 -QW I 11 1-,,-' , ' I :ii 1' N ,5r, ' - ! .7' i ' V ji iv ,yy gn' fy, A -4 EE . tl S .1 ' -'Aa A if ' f Q ' X 3.-'PV ' , . ,, charms Mathis ' , , Wy , f. ff Lf W Stanley Tipton J - f Jo Ann Newman ' Darwin Smith 'C' 'L X., 625, fi ,. Venita Quattlebaum 'V V , N li 1, sl A Shirley Winsett If this 1 ooks f - . . :ecause if is our Zmglar It isjust na vgxag V . Se . erYdHy at noon '5- campus . ofva ew ar mo' Cl ' -fnfng' as 591 pl e Perha assspons Vx agus ans Ps - 01's 0 , for thei dlscussi agxef abate n pyade I'C1ass. g ye 0? 'n Lo Pe vr K, sornehave the That's Barbara MCCOY Peep' .3 Stare ok at wha do to ove1'.I0hnnie'sshou1der' Boys hand .Hem the ' 'x som list, 811-18 58 ,youxane made' move over. e- eally b CWT e Q1 P AP 0 0 SE s jf fp. -2 ov,.. R' LA., N PRESIDENT-Ann Lemmerman VICE-PRESIDENT-Joe Cleveland SECRETARY- Shari Vick TREASURE R-Paul Staples REPORTER-Frankie Moore SPONSORS-Miss Pernie Moore Mr. Aulton Durham ff 'Z-ff? ICQ ... AX W R IUII E - AV 'Ol ,E Xxx , X s W 4 ' Q 515 . , 1 55.2. , b r Eddy Adams Jimmy Anderson Norma Adcock Naomi Andreas if A V. Linda B 1 A, is 0' hirley Barnett u . 't. I is Morrison Bayless t '- - .:e,,,,,Q5w'-Q-' - N 'lf NY' ' X v Wi Barbara Bewley Donna Beckner t area i ' if ' ., We - .sh, my t 'ng g ig s ' W: iii-hir-' '- Jackie Anderson Lawayne Alexander ' 'N:, Barbara Bailey A I f if K Linda Lou Barton :QI ',' l i is H Donald Bennett ie e nnenyr 1 , JSL t if Tommy Floyd Baker :fy Sidney Barton Relton Bennett Jeaniv Anderson Kenneth Ba rke r O Thelma Ann Baskett fl:-L R. P. Benson Louise Birdwell 5 v 'Q J I Marshall Bishop six. Bobbie Bryant .Terry Burd , J .. 1 uf' Dean Cheek 19 A V 'C -f ,, H ' A. Johnny Collins av 'KZ J' Jean Borden ,VA 1- 6 K 'iss' 5 Betty Jo Bube rt 'S Dan Campbell 75 f 'G fi '94-f t x- M8 ' Wanda Carter 9 . mmf. F: X ig glgi' V H l 0 Q :- ' C Jimmy Bratcher Anita Boyer Rosa Bullard we N. C Ma rle ne Bullard - fa X A, 5' A ' ff i f m V ss f 4 , Q V NK,A A Mack Capers -' Q 2,3 H ik 'li Q' x ,se R L Robert Campbell 5 tif. 1 ffl 5: - Q Joe Cleveland Raymond Cheek Jane Brickell T, Q ill 1-:lv Janelle Burgess Iva Lue Carroll Carol Clifton Carolyn Cooke Ann C oope r Edwin Davenport Linda Duvall Jack Elrod Rosalie Cosgrove rg K A Melvin Davis Ethel Jo Dyer , i Q... L , g all C I H .- at KN , , V Ztss Fred Erickson A I se 35? E B' Manning Coward Maxine Deaton ii Be tty Eaton --...rf R. L. Fain R. B. Cox rig: f.- H Claudia Dietrich Patsy Elder Lo retta Flippin H' Q , T. Patsy Darling 'dig g A .To Dodson Byron Charlie Dell Foote A. D. FOI'd ba .Of vi' U 63 'Cf Patsy Forsythe . v . 'A ht.. , ft? ' he 'fi Howard Gossett Y .lf at dj y Loyd Harper yn M 'sv ' 1 .ffm 4-J: Earl Heath 1' Mm J 3 x 5 lg hx . z ' mfg, 3 wife? A ' ' - Ned Hopkins . - FF V , 3 X . Hx R. C. French A K A h 'W' Q Mary Louise Graff john Edward Hart Ste lla He ste r ivllvl llilx JW-I ll fgiy , 15911.14 ,.1 ' Y M 1 Margaret Galbraith .ff 4' Q Bobby Fulfer ' A Mariann Glenn 1 an 1 F K E ,s , I .g if- + x x A jannie Mae G ray ak ' f I-.3 ia' s xt '. ' ,ag ,.f-159' 5 , je rry Hatfield julia Ha rwell Kenneth Higgins Shirley Ann Hicks . .pq Ge ne Ganong Don Hanson gn. . t, sl 4 X ul wiv- . , N , -- 5 ' Wille ne Ha zlett jimmy Dale Holmes Patricia Howard Carole Huckaby sl 1 N Bill Hughes 52 -we ze., ' 'HPX X, KSQ?-,,,adfk Janis Johnson James Junkins Dorothy Kinman ? S V .1 f 7 ' K5 Q.-2 in ELK Aw- H as mx fr' f Q Don Hudson Billy Iker -'4' - ,J 8.522 , K Pats-y Johnson J N A N 5 John W. Kennen Sharon Hudson Norma Jean Hudson H sv 5 -f 3 ' ' ...- E' 149 wa X a IF ffl, , J Billy Johnson ff if o P n-. , 4 Bill Jackson Maryolyn Jones Lyndal Jones 'Q' 12 Shirley King Barbara Keskeys if wi 'E J R' Betty Lou Hughes Billy E. Johnson 'il J ' K fu! V E. R Glenn Junge W or . L, James Robert King Jw.. , ff' A Alton ,Knight 65 1 f ? Si., 1. -.- qg'-.Q ,YE Garland Land Bonnie Leonard , Y Q I Carolyn Lott A li l X . Sharon McKinley Frances Meador I X ,A S Eddie johnson an - VY Sue Lindsay f ' Rig..- A ru. Q, l Don McCaig 511 1 X . George Mathis ,X L, ,Q Charles Lee Grier Little f P a t . 1 Barbara McCoy ' ' flf'Q1f?fi5Qlll J- . f r , F 'S' Dwa in Ma rtindale it-IQ' Anal ' Leon Lee Betty Locker 52 af A i Donald McGee ' 94 1, M If q if E Melba Marr Ann Lemmerman 93 Y Q.. 'W Darryl Looper Emily McKinney 44 Mildred Matthews . it i '1- 4. X L Ktiix ' sr 5 ai 2 'RY t L, .,ff'N gk -K - X 5 3 H tg-'ig-A Stan Meals .. R 7 1 ' x 'Yi i 1-, 33155 qi ,Q 5' ' x 5 if K. X U 'H 33 30: .Q fi Kenneth Miller ' m X K my .M E4 as X ,. S APA? Q A S : . in 55 ' R X 1 fy X . Pa Mary jo Moreland I Ruth Mye rs Jimmie Ownbey Giles Peterson . xt, f ,ff s eieee I , 'Ni n eiii I h J L, -i l S Mary Nell Mkller Qjq' -'g,jf4y 6 V V, Ralph Montgomery ,gi 511' ggi. .K - Q. Q, a W -11. 8 Charles Morgan 'f Christine Morrison lft vlqgu ff f ot,, . o eo y , Y he asieg Xeel nree m y 3- -if Q, Ada Beth Nelson l hh it Shirley Nickell '- - Nancy we ns ,QL by jackie Parks . ff?aQE5i37iQ?2 'a 'H' ', -rg ' -1+-,Q 1 f Eff. , 2 , 'egk-,QF 4 .,.. . S il? 41 5. F 2 Lg, ii .ug ix :Zigi 'E 1? as Ly .I N 1 fm N as Frankie Moore 11. T f .ig 4 44 + V 1, EE' 6 ABE ,r W ,i a S ' . 5 , Aifl ,I w ,. -, ,. .JM A, .- .gm Y -- Bill Mozley if '.wE'fI9-'97 1' :: nz ' gffimg-:gif igizgff- .- . +V 1356162 will 6, ' SN 2? Q. 'faunggliqs ,fi L ami f. ,, 9 X ' rig af Q Shirley Nutt Patsy Ann Payne il :Q johnny Moore 45' 'IP if-Q ff e X, . L51 wnvjy 3 R 'gg he ,sf ou las M es Ba rba ra Ownbey 3- f fvf.,jt'Y' . Aw 'af' aw. -,p--.. M- , 7' fi. , Kay Peacock 'i ' L fQf.2?1' A-. , Epuilfl o f , i nf fi if joe Poteet -W., ' jo Ann Powell 0- '9' 1'!' A fs? ' 1: fa Helen Reed ,W 'ze i '4' 5 ,Q 5 K- :-q 4 ,Ml yn. H. Lv I Richard Rogers -. pr- , ' 1 QQ Vg 1 QA if I Paul Siegmund U, 4' jonell Smith 'i ee. l Barbara Prater , '32 ravi ' he M i- Q if F w :E 1 X ,. . ig Joann Reid uf, R fi ' f K. 'Q ff,gi,f 'is I H dv Velda Rosser Bobby Shafer Edward Pratt X XS M Reef 1- v NVQ Q 1 il H X - . Li' A J hiqg, - f - , E. .- gfhrfg N W ...L qi , Mary Aline Preston Ba rba ra Richa rdson R ic ha rd Runnels Clyde Shelley A '3g1f ,g, W- Q5 ti ., K fig f S r 1 4-auf ., 5 if W Laverne Richardson 1. .5 5 ' Geneva Rust Peggy Shelton -i ff. s i' Q 'Ng Q . 1 N A I , Z 'i .ff :xr ' Buford Reagan Charles Rogers ,ep gn 3 fl ' ik: 'nl' J: k . William Schlieper Kaynell Simmons Billie Smith is . V f io 11 'Q Jimmie Snelson S T Q K X vu' A Q , Q Q A Wanda Sta nsbe rry at Odell Stout S if S S I gn' Tekell jo ix A 1 JI Lt- 7 fran -6. 3 ,f ' ,Q 5 as . A '5 S Ui Billy Doyle Southe rla nd Ogden Spurlin t 1,, , .:' eee ,, PK ' Wffiif I ii ? A Q 'Z Paul Staples Martha Steakley is ,. in if a t George Street it - A Alta Ruth Sta nley johnye Stevens Q49 y, I Iva Lou Swinney janet Swanson ' v T me t H Vp AM i ea ,lf 24 Vgyk up 4,1 MAR S ' 3' ,MQ ,.f'55,gs.,-ff' U Cha T195 Temple nd S t A Marchita Thompson Martha Temple L' ay. 3 V ...., 1 vs, , Donnie La ne fwwx, 'VFTN Patsy Ann Stone .. X72 '9- ,,. 1 Naomi Taylor 4 s Y- ff u j Ramona Thompson rshall Timmons Carol Ann Tribble Larry Vowels I j -., e u f L, Q Jr 3 ',,s , X Billy Weave r -701, t , 1 ' Q 1' Edna Wiggs 'Q ,VA-4 z-7? jean Worlow .A , 'fa 4' x 'V all QQ , uv J W. L. Barham l J ,. A . Billy Walker ' if ' fi was Bobby Wallen . X A L S MIN , b y K I' V . -I Q i fi fay 'B ' Q S - Q : f K Q Kathleen Webb V . b Merlin Weehunt I 3 1- W 1 f i Bobby Williams Shirley Williams It -il x P X K NW' Xi , , in Billy Lon Wright janet Wyatt X K I xx lg u Ns Gail Walker if- Barbara Welch jo Williamson J ,S if . if i 1 Q Wilburn Young Robe rta Walker K sz. A R Beverly Wiggins -re George Wood . 1 E' Hem! ' - , f f N141- Br K ' -V s Don Gustafson 2 Q 5 1 ' Q35 sg .5533 ' f ' iv' Q rl Q si., JF R, M 'fx ,x it i 5 Q X K 4 1 N' Q' Jimmy Beasley Le -. . Q X O 4. Z 1 L Q if f ,. -X A 4 it 2 SMS- Kathryn Gill Ronnie Gill .t the Austin Annual Clinic. Modine Lancaster j 32 so 5- r ' .A- .W A llnl i ,V l n, , ,ln,l3 Martha Sebring Eddie Joe Leck cil Lovell and Patsy Kanewski. pleasant talk in the sunshine res renewed vigor for afternoon Lsses. The ever watchful Miss Gray, sff',0P ' H55 sw HIS SMH sv 4' l N One of the usual gab sessions at lunch. T Sp Wonder what club this is ? 71 I Beverly Austin Merida Mayo Fred Borden Margie Spikes Mona Beth Horton Kay Keskeys Martha Miles Janice Iiles Charlie Dell jackson Carol Carpenter Willene Hazlett john Moreland Cynthia Hines jimmy Fuston John McCall John Wiseman PN Lewis Lee Leburn Kirby Doylene Hammond Kay Peacock Linda Ball Gene Ann Wheeler Beulah Sgitcovich Mary jo Moreland Ann Lemmerman june Young Patsy Kanewske Billie Nell Kucker Bill Hughes Elizabeth Jones 1 Carrol Alderman Leslie Reagor Jerry Sanders Sarah Watts Bettye Myres Grier Little Harley Griffin Fane Stephens Jimmy Jones Andrea Austin - ' . , The Cleburne High School Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Herman I. G authier, is one of the most active organizations in C.H.S. The band meets the second period each day, with a membership totaling seventy-eight. Officers for 1952-1953 are: President-IohnPear- song Vice-President-C h ar l e s Schlieperg Secretary- Margie Spikes5 Reporter-john McCall5 Librarian-Dan Moore5 and Sweetheart-Carol Holliday. Special activities for the year includes furnishing music for all pep rallies and football games,present- ing two Christmas programs, a Spring Concert, and participating in Spring Concert Music Contests. Q jerry Foote Charles Schlieper David Stanley Cecil Lovell Dan Moore Gayle Neff Marvin Raines Bobby Rogers Jerry Corbin Clayton jones Larry Smith Bobby Wallen Donald Bennett Naomi Taylor Floyd Vidler Kenneth Miller Dennis Hewett Leroy Plumbley Frankie Moore Dale Adair 73 up MASCOT Sharon Blair MAJORETTES Martha Miles Harley Griffin Andrea Austin DRUM MAJORS Marilyn Collins Janice Iiles COLOR GUARDS Wanda White Carol jones at r4'+ , wllx 'ix H an GLY ' -'Ri if 5 gtg? IPWJWK 0 411! 'I Hal! !! -1 q 1 I ! 'f 3 ,iq mf' gina I U ,L ' ' ',- I .f1f'e'2lf,. f' -f nv Ai Q' 3 an 'H ' XT , W X H fa A- o f.Q.l'7D4.- ,lf '17 1 'T-nz f xywiw L 'H Af M 1 -21 1 far :-fir - waxy f Y f I i t E X . . AM1! 1 W H45 Nw 4, HIYI LN M Af Eyyfi 3 I, ' 5, d f Hr... f ' ' ,N 627740 fl! ' I f Z ' x .-. VGA 'A . ,, V f I H f X M If X X A f M bi . . f I 1, P y l ilk m H . fs hx f . L f ' 1 X, . N v . H 1 Q H L 1 Q H y T f E H 13 IE. 6 BILL LEONARD PAU LA LANE MOST POPULAR GIRL E ROL NIJ BOY if 'Sf 5' N Wi ss 1, . 5 gp A-5' , pf . ,,: if Q I4 J fldl mfg. if ,fl Ar ! K! ff fffff' iffjdfx J A, My 1 - 1' ff' J ,riff Alilyffy rf! ff' ? J 'gf f 5 Nfl i ,bf My 'J fl 2' UN D QIRL BARBARA COWLEY FORREST f rf' . MJ. MOST POPULAR Peggy Scallorn Frank Hyde BEST -ALL -ROUND Sue Matthews Eugene Eubanks MOST POPULAR Freda Walker Gayle Brown BEST -ALL-ROUND Martha West Bobby Spurlin 1? MOST POPULAR Shari Vick Joe Cleveland BEST -ALL -ROUND Ann Lemrnerman Frankie Moore SKATING CLUB--SHIRLEY KING F. T. A.--ANNA RI-IEA FINNELL BAND- - CAROL HOLLIDAY RODEO CLUB- -HARLEY RUTH GRIFFIN gl ., QKNNN I. C, L + ,wowhw ' . -PEGGY SCA SPAN 151.1 CLUB LLORN MATH. CLUB--BEULAH MAE SGITCOVICH STUDENT COUNCIL--FREDA WALKER sy-HRLEY COOK UB' 'MAR Y A-LINE D E. CLUB PRESTON f ly! Qu! , 1 fa ff M!! F. F. A.--WANDA VAN ZANDT F. H. A.--RAYMOND MASTERS if X-f S MARGARET PRESTON Di Ann Boulware Paula Lane Marilyn Collins The Queen and the nominees enthusiastically view the game after the comnation. as 1 . , E1 'J A Nea ., ,. WJ , . ,A I 1 Nb: WA YNE KlMBERLlN,better known as Tubby , has been Se- cond Vice-President of his Junior Cla s s, President of his Senior Class, Vice-President of the Stu- dent Council, Reporter of the Key Club, exchange Editor of theYap- per, and Co-Captain of the 1952 football team. Tubby , an out- standing Senior, has lettered two years in football and was selected for All-State Football honors in 1952. Because ofhis friendly ways and cheerful smile, he has proven his ability to win friends. k511l'l l'Y UAKl:'h2K,haS pI'OV6d her rworthy of any responsibilities which might be placed upon her by serving as Ed- itor of the 1951-52 and 1952-53 Yapper, Treasurer of her Senior Class, Consul and Proconsul of the J. C. L., advisor for the Hic et Ibi, and in helping with photo- graphy forthe Annual. She is one red-head thatis well liked among the students and faculty ofC. H. S. CYNTHIA LANKFORD,appearing ?J1?i' the Who's Who pages, has been Social Chair- man ofthe J. C. L., Social- Chair- man of her Junior and Senior C la s s e s, was voted Bewitching Smile her Junior year and was Majorette with the band for two ye a r s. Cynthia is an attractive Senior who will long be remem- bered for her ready smileand gracious charm. MARTHA WILSON, with her ready ly ways, is the only Junior girlto be represented in this year's Who's Who. Being Martha's s e c ond appearance in Who's Who, she was chosen Most Popular herSophomore year. She has served as Consul and Procon- sul in the J. C. L., has been a member of the Annual Staff for two years, served as secretary of the Math Club, and was a Yap- per hous e representative. Her happydisposition and willingness to work make her a friend of both teacher and student. KENNETH ROGERS, better known s for the first time on the Who's Who pages. E- lectedBest-All-Round his Fresh- man and Sophomore years,Best All-Round in the Yapper Contest his Sophomore year he served as President of h i s Sophomore and Junior Classes. A four year mem- ber ofthe Student Council, he has served as Treasurer and Presi- dent. Snake lettered two years each in fo0tba1l,basketball, and track. His ready smile and cas- ual manner have won him a unique place in C. H. S. 1 'RANI unior oy to be represented in this ear's Who's Who, has already 'on distinction among his class- mates. Serving as Presidentof is Sophomore class, Most Pop- lar his Freshman and Junior ears, voted Best dancer his ophomore year, and Business 'lanager of the Yapper. Frank as lettered in tennis, football, nd basketball. Because of his adiant smile and pleasing per- onality he is a real favorite at . H. S. BARBARA FORREST is a well known figure around C. H. S. She has been Editor of the 1952 and 1953 Santa Fe Trails, Band Sweet- heart, Most Popular her Sopho- more year, Best-All-Round her Senior year, Vice-President of her Sophomore Class, and an officer of the I. C. L. Barbara's sweet disposition and winning smile make her a real C. H. S. favorite with everyone. PAULA LANE, a very attractive Senior, has won many honors dur- ing her stay in C. H. S. She was chosen as most popular her Freshman and Senior years, Homecoming Queen, Nominee for Football Sweetheart, voted Most Beautiful Girl her Junior year, President of Willard House, and President of the F. T. A. Her constant charm and ready smile have made her an outstanding figure around C. H. S. PATSY DOTY has proved her ability to obtain a high scholastic r e c o r d during her high school days. She was elected Treasurer of her Freshman, Sophomore and I unior Classes, served on the Annual Staff two years, was voted Most Scholarly her Junior year, and has lettered in tennis. Patsy's gracious manners and pleasing personality will always win her many friends. 13139-' JAY PICKENS' s ens e of humor and friendliness have won many friends for him at C. H. S. He served as Vice-President ofhis Freshman Class, Vice-President of the Rod and Gun Club, and President of the Radio Club his Senior year. Jay has lettered in -basketball, and has been on the Tennis Team two years. He has an A-1 personality, and is well liked by both faculty and his fellow students. Prettxest G1rl.Paula Lane Most Handsome.Raymond Masters Most Scholarly:Patsy Doty Charles Head Best Athlete: Martha West Best Dancer:Freda Walker Best All Round:Carol Holliday Wayne Kirnberlin Frank Hyde Bill Leonard Biggest F'1irt:Harley Griffin Most Fickle:Marvin Copeland S. Most Absent-Minded:Mari1yn Collins Charles Ewing Friend1iest:Janice .Tiles Most Bewitching Smi1e:CynthiaLankford Favorite Teacher:Miss Warren B0bby Taylor Most Enchanting Eyeszwillie Wylie Mr. Huddleston Cooke Elementary School-1953 Auditorium Curtains -1952 .4,,,,Q-v-'gf ' Coleman Elementary School- 1 953 mg .wPi: 's4 ' 'wif 9-Mex wxls Fulton Junior High School-1953 Football Stadium- 1 941 43: AI I f W ' I U U 0 Q. .147 T,F'fff'l lf M'fl:ll nd ,QI 151 vvly, rl 'ii' U ? E1 OCTOBER Dr. Matthew Arnold, speaker on International Relations Pep Rally and school dismissed at 3:00 for Gainesville Game First Class Meeting for the juniors Fire Prevention play, talk and Fire Drill Pep Rally for North Side Game, Dance Sophomore Class Meeting Guidance program for Sophs, juniors, and Seniors in the Auditorium Yapper Comes Out! ! Pep Rally for Stephenville Game Freshman Class Meeting Aptitude Tests given Do I really look that bad?? The Annual pictures came today. Another issue of the Yapper, and Pep Rally for the Grand Prairie Game Freshman Class Meeting Talent Show Pep Rally: Irving Football Game S E P T E M B E R 8 ---- School opens! 12---Pep Rally and Waco Football Game 15---First Senior Class Meeting of the year 17---Hm-rah! School dismissed early because of Teachers' Meeting 19---Student Council Program 22---Annual Photographer's first visit 23---School dismisses early for the circus 24---Big Day! ! Annual Sales start 25---Pep Rally and Parade 26---Yapper comes out Gladewater Football Game and Dance 29---Annual Convention 30---Annual Convention Lyceum Program NOVEMBER National Election Pep Rally, school dismissed at 3:00 P. M. for the Breckenridge Game Holiday--Armistice Day ---Photographer comes again Yapper issued, Pep Rally HOMECOMING--Brownwood Game I.C.L. Regional Meet Mr. Taborski, speaker Hurrah! ! School Dismissed at 2:35 Sadie Hawkins Dance and talent show sponsored by the D. E. Club Thanskgiving Program, Rev. Lem Tittsworth, the speaker Yapper and Pep Rally Weatherford Game and Thanksgiving Holidays DECEMBER -Lyceum, Dutch Treat -Basketball Game just practice with Ft. Worth Tech -Visit to C.H.S. by Aledo Student Council -Another practice game, with Paschal High this time! -Ft. Worth Tech practice game in basketball again. -Speech Class play P. T. A. meeting Basketball game with Paschal High Mineral Wells I.C.L. visits our school Musical program in the auditorium Christmas Holidays begin 5 .... 5 .,.. .. .t M 12--- 17--- 19--- 20--- 21--- 23--- z6--- 27--- so--- 0-'D .fl -all JANUARY New Years Day School opens again and the grind begins again First Conference basketball game against Weatherford here Annual Photographer comes again Grand Prairie comes to town to play basketball Dead Week! ! ! Time to start cramming for Mid-Term Examinations Basketball game at Brownwood Exams begin. Everyone really studies More exams and a real treat---we watch the in- auguration over television I didn't know that I had missed learning so much--the last day of exams Lyceum program and Irving ball game Mr. Jack Proctor speaks Ball game here against Breckenridge Speech class presents two plays, and the Football Banquet is held 2 .... 3 .... 5 .... MARCH Speech Class plays Last day to pay for your Annual The Guidance committee puts on a style show Program sponsored by the Masonic Lodge Latin Week begins, also Senior Play tryouts I, C. L. Banquet F, H. A. Area meeting in Denton -National Guard program -Everybody goes to the Esquire to see Ivanhoe -Program by the Tarleton Chorus Everybody dance --the Sophomore Prom -F. H. A. goes to Denton again - It's Magic --a magician show 5 .... 3 .... 9 .... 10--- 13--- FEBRUARY Teachers Meeting Basketball- -Weatherford We go to Grand Prairie to play ball Yapper comes out The public is invited to visit the new and the redecorated buildings The Freshman and junior Classes meet Basketball- -We beat Brownwood! ! ! Irving comes to town and we all play ball. After the game there is a dance. 17---Lyceum program, and the Breckenridge game 19---Our school was swamped with dudes. You see, it was Ranch Day at C.H.S. 20---Ranch Day carried over to Friday, so we had a Western Talent Show, a Western Dance, and the Yapper ca.me out. 23---The juniors order their Senior rings 27---The show of the year! ! The faculty and the Key Club played basketball--Surprise, the Faculty won! s-.4 -40 X x 1 fnylfr' . if :XB 1 .- -Baseball--Temple -District meet in Waco -Career Day APRIL April Fool! ! Holiday Baseball season opens in Waco Senior Play Likewise Baseball game--Waco Senior Play performance by the All-Star Cast Baseball- -Hillsboro One-Act play contest in Waco Chorus program at night Waco baseball game and Lyceum program J. C. L. convention at Marshall -Baseba1l- -Waco F. H. A. goes to San Antonio MAY 1 ---- Baseball--Hillsboro junior-Senior Prom 3 ---- Music Week begins 4 ---- Chorus performs at assembly 5 ---- Baseball--Temple 7 ---- Chorus and Band give program at night 8 ---- Lyceum program, and baseball game at Corsicana 25---Senior exams begin 26---Seniors finish exams 27---Everyone else gets into the act. 28---Exams continue 29---No school! ! ! 31---Baccalaureate Services JUNE 1 ---- Report Cards issued. Graduation for Seniors No more School until next year! iv ' . 'iilli ' is 4 Q ask 6 4 45 v,, J'-3 Q? 0- raw. T an-ul i Q gm 'ti ,ff 'bfi-O Fire drill for training in safety. Dances, a favorite activity of C. H. S. students. Our two photographers at work. Excited spectators at a Basketball game, 'Pvc--V M.. Style show, sponsored by Guidance Committee 98 ,..,--sv' THE GREAT ALLOWANCE BATTLE ' PROM DATES' TRIFLES TRIFLES ,. 'wsu' Gaylynn Baker Mary Haley Twir1ers x 1 D, E, Talent Show I joe, Frank, Charles, Benny Brooks Conover Bobby George Bill Galbraith Joe , Wimpy, Don '- 'Ax .5 rw.-. Q-.N Wm- ' ' W fr ,,,.i, , , 'r R .' Bobby Taylor 101 The magician in an attempt to prove the hand is quicker than the eye. Chita Maria Van Pelt known as the Dutch Nightingale--and the Klompen 3 'ii gl iiullzlhu Dance Trampoline Stars--A Thrill a Minute A lively program of popular, Latin American and traditional music presented on four large percus- sion instruments. 9 Jill Su Each year Southern School Assemblies pro- vide numerous programs for C.H.S. students. The attractions are of inter- esting, talented p e o p le from all over the world. They are a full hour of enjoyment to the e a g e r spectators. Bazaar in India, an interesting educational program. A fast moving program of Stock Whipcracking, Boomerang Throwing, Lariat and Trick roping. Delicate Glassware made before your eyes, it's origin, and it's part in civilization. Rev. Matthew H. Arnold Rev. Lem Tittsworth Mr. Jack Proctor Fire Chief Dewey jiles 20'-cs 02 2 f - The Junior Classical League, known to its l58 members as the .T.C.L., was organ- ized in 1924 to hand on the torch of classi- calcivilization to the modern world. This year under the guiding hand of Miss Allene Gray. the .T.C.L. has accomplished many things such as a Roman banquet, Roman Wedding, and a variety of things climaxed by Latin Week and the J.C.L. convention. For the first time in its history the .T.C,L. has a sweetheart, Peggy Scallorn. Betty Browder and Lonnie Holliday have served this year as Consules, Martha Wilson and Leburn Kirby-Proconsulesg scriba-Freda Walkerg Quaestor-John Morelandg Nuntiae-' Martha Dickerson Miller and Shirley Mor- gan complete the officers. NA Q37 This year's Rodeo queen,Har1ey Ruth Griffin, and this year's officers have contributed to the success of the Rodeo Club. Their sp onsor is Mr. Norman Hughes. Officers are: Pres.--Truman Force V.-Pres.--Edwin Gilliam Sec. S Treas.--Raymond McNee1 Reporter--Butch Norrell The club entertained the student body with a talent show. Other activities of the club are riding horses for fun, as well as participating in small rodeos. This year the Mirabeau B. Lamar, Future Teachers of America, is sponsored by Mrs. E. H. Bundy, our counselor. In order that Cleburne High's Future Teachers might learn more of the teaching profession and develop desirable quali- ties of leadership, meetings are held every se- cond and fourth Wednesday in Room 304. The officers for 1952-1953 are: President- Paula Lane: Vice-President-Mary Ruth McCow- en: Secretary-Ann Rhea Finnellg Treasurer-Ann Reevesg Reporter-Shirley M o r g ang Historian- Jo Ann Kirkhamg andParliarnentarian- Melinda Paschal. Many interesting programs have been pre- sented. The highlight of the year was the State Convention at D enton which several members and the club sweetheart, Ann Rhea Finnell, at- tended. t ,Y Future Home-makers of America, as the name implies, is an organization for girls designed to promote an appreciation fo r home and commu- nity. The F. H. A. girls were always busy, giv- ing a tea, Christmas party, Valentine party, and attending an area meeting in March. The 89 members, unde r the direction of Miss Yeager and Mrs. Jordan, have chosen Raymond Masters a s their Club Sweetheart and Anna Rhea Finnell as their President. Other officers are: Glenna Spears, Vice-President, Jane Looper, Secretary, Lousue Parker, Treasurerg J a nis Johnson, Re- porter. 0 Under the direction of Mr. A. D.Wheat, the Cle- bume chapter of the F.F.A. is successfully attaining its goal to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship in its 58 members. During the year a number of district, area, and state meetings are held. The highlight event is the banquet held in April. This year the members have chosen Wanda Van Zandt as their sweetheart. Officers for '52-'53 are: President--Truman Force Vice-Pres.--Jimmy Whitt Secretary--lames Bullqd Treasurer--De Marquis Gordon Reporter--Lyndon Taylor amid... frtxim . One of our newest clubs in C. H. S. is the Radio Club which was organized this year. The boys who belong to this club study the theories of radio circuits, study the parts, and attempt to leam the code under the direction of Mr. Hudd- leston. Already two membels of the club, Dan Ray Moore and Charles Schlieper, are licensed amateur operators. This year's officers include: President, Elia Ballasg Vice-President, jay Pickensi and Secretary, Dan Moore. The Music Club is another of the many new clubs here in C.H.S. One of the main purposes of this club is to develop an appreciation for good music, rather than to deliver performances. A large proportion of the members are band students. This club does a variety of things during its meetings. For ex- ampleg at one meeting roll call was answered with the favorite composer of each member. Other times the members were entertained with fi1ms,records, and home-grown talent from a t ap e recorder. With Mr. Duff as sponsor,this club is destined to grow and become more important in the future. .1,.,oM r' M,.,-'fi The Horizon Club is the senior Camp Fir e organization with special em- phasis placed on activities in personality development and service to others. Sponsored by the Cleburne Kiwanis Club,t.he 62 members of the Horizon Club are also sponsored by Mrs. Bundy. In November, about half of the club attend- ed the Southwest District Horizon Club Conference in Norman, Oklahoma. Other sp e c i al activities were also planned. This year Betty Carper was President. Other officers include Sue Hazlett, Vice-Presidentg Delfina Mason, Secretary5 and jean Eash, Reporter. The Cleburne High Rod and Gun Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Doyle Weldon and Mr. E. E. Guinn, was organized in November of 1951. The mem- bership now numbers fifteen. Officers of the 1952-1953 year are: President-Carl Carpenterg Vice-Pres- ident-Jay Pickens? Secretary-Treasurer-john Moreland. The main purpose of the club is to promote Sportsman-like conduct while taking part in game and field activities, and to uphold the laws ofgame pre- servation. Special activities for the year included the construction of a cabin at Lake Whitney, and having guest speakers to teach the crafts of hunting and fishing. 5 The Key Club, a boys division of the Kiwanis Club, is under the direction of Mr. Norman Hughes and Mr. R. G. Boles, Ir. Reorganized in 1950, there are now approximately forty-two members of this club. Officers for 1952- 1953 are: President-Bobby Taylorg Vice-President-Jack Browder3 Secretary-Tre asurer-Wimpy Barhamg Reporter-Wayne Kimberling and Sweetheart- Mary Alinc Preston. The main purpose is to be a service club and help in the community and school. Activities in which th e boys have taken part this year are: polishing of trophiesg sponsoring a basketball game between the faculty and the Key Club members, and the buying of glasses for needy children. A K f yfzf, My ii A ,Y if The Student Council of Cleburne High School was organized in 1946. Reg- ular meetings are held on Monday during Activity Period. Along with their sponsor, Mis. Forrest, they have tri e d to carry out their main purposes which are: to foster a spirit of cooperation between faculty and students, to coordi- nate school activities,to encourage student responsibility in maintaining high ideals in the school, to emphasize sportsmanship, and to sponsor and promote certain school projects. Officers for 1952-1953 are: President, Kenneth Rogeisg V. Pres., Wayne Kimberling Sec., Sue Matthewsg Treas., Charles Ewing5 and Reporter, Peggy Scallom. This year the Student Council e le ct e d a Sweetheart and the Sophomore receiving this honor was Freda Walker. V ,-,.,a,,.-,-v A-+-4-rw ,w..fa. I. A , ,,,..., QU' Editor--Barbara Forrest Associate Editor--Martha Wilson Sponsor--Mrs. Louise M. Cruce The C.H.S.Annual Staff, operating under the guidance of it's sponsor Mrs. Cruce, has once again attempted to fulfill its aim. This obvious goalis to collect, assemble, and present pictures and write-ups in a way in which you will enjoy. To accomplish such an aim we have needed to call on the abilities of other C.H.S. students. To Betty Carper for her photography, and Lonnie Holliday forthe sport write-ups, we give sincere thanks. The Staff meets every day the 6th period to work and make plans. Also, considerable time is spent outside of the regular office work: for example contacting sw e e the a rt s and making arrangements for club pictures. A few members of the Annual Staff attended an Annual Clinic in the fall at Austin. This has benefited the staff in numerous ways. Naturally, the thing we most look forward to each year is the distribution of the annuals in the spring. 3- ee Q 118 .lf ,,, ,:f--Q .--f-'..a -'f -new 4.-Q'-e1 ': .....-W-A ug ,,.,,....-A Club Editor 8: Typist--Carol Mackey Feature Editor--Shirley Morgan Artist--Margaret Galbraith Busine ss Manager--Melinda Paschal House Representatives: Addams Willard Barton Wilson Riley Edison Lousue Parker Donna Leuellen Nina Wiseman Don Pope Paul Pegues Benny Rust .WM .i,. - ,,... ...ui if Typists and Reporters: Bettye Myres, Katherine Neff, JerryCarroll, Betty Hines, Do lo r e s Lebahn, and Cynthia Lankford, Jinnie Bob Dodson, Carroll Alder- man, Nancy Gill, and Kenneth Haas. House Representatives Martha Wilson Margie Spikes Wimpy Barham Marilyn Collins Gwen Donaldson - i Annice Iagge Editor ................ ... ....... . ....... . .... ...Betty Carper Associate Editor..... ...... Kenneth Rogers Assistant Editor .......... ....... B ill Leonard Business Manager ...... .......... Frank Hyde Make'Up Sr Art Editor ...... .... M artha Dickerson Exchange Editor ............ ..... W ayne Kimberlin Sports Editor ...... ....... I ack Browder Sponsor. .... ...... ...... M r . Bryan Duff To most of the C. H. S. student s, the Yapperis an e s sential part oi their school life. It brings to everyone's attention, each two Weeks, the activities, events, and gossip ofthe students. The Yapper also has done things oi special int e r e s t such as sponsoring Sadie Hawkins Week, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, Twirpweek, and o f c ou r s e, the Yapper Popularity Poll. The sponsor againthis year is Mr.Bryan Duff. The c apable Editor is BettyCarper. Speaking for the students, wereally appreciate their efforts this year andtheir success in publishing the Yapper. 1 1 Los Buscadores, better known as the Spanish Club, is an old club in C.H.S. Begun in 1927, it has tried to teach its members the customs and characteristics of life in Spanish countries. The December program - - La Pinata - -is but one example of the interesting programs conducted und er Miss Rilla Armstrong's direction as Sponsor. This year, for the first time, the Sp anish Club has a sweetheart, Wonzell Irby. Gwen Donaldson is their President. Other officers are: Vice-Pres.--Betty Lou Thompson Sec.-Treas.--Willie Foote Reporter- -Kay Keskeys The Junior Historians were an active club this year. Although they had only 28nfvem- bers, the club had many interesting programs. The members all agreed that they became more interested in Texas and learned more about our State by talking to old settlers and delving throug h interesting records of the past. The sponsors this year were Miss War- ren and Mr. Duff. Officers for '52-'53 are: Pres: Don Graff Vice-Pres: Bill jones Sec.-Treas: Martha Dickerson Miller Reporter: Jack Miles 52. Wop fx dui ' I The Mathematics Club,sponsored by Mr. E.Rex Arnold,is one of the most recently organized clubs in Cleburne High School. Organized October 26, 1952, the club's membership now numbers thirty-three. To be a member of the Mathematics Club, a student must have and main- tain an average of eighty-five. The officers for the 1952- 1953 school year are as follows: President-Ken- neth McDonald, Vice-President-I i m m y Woodard, Secretary-Martha Wilsons Treasurer-Terry Smiths Reporter-Billy Locker, and Sweetheart-Beulah Sgit- covich. The main purpose of this organization is to promote a greater interest in Mathematics among the students of Cleburne High School. Special activities for the year include out-of- town business and professional speakers, instruction in specail fields of mathematics, outdoor recreation, field trips, and Interscholastic League contests. ,, Pxiif The Skating Club is another of the newly organized clubs in Cleburne High School, and is directed by Miss Lily Paul Fraser. Organized in October, 1952, the membership now totals fifty. The officers for the 1952-1953 year are: President-Gene Hamilton, Sec- retary-Treasurer-Sharon Hudson, Reporter-Lena Faye Alleng and Sweetheart- Shirley King. The main purpose of this club is for recreational purpos e s and skating Activities for the year included roller skating in town and out of town, ice skating, and picnics. .UM I 1 ' 'W A IEEE! Distributive Education prepares young people for job: in the field of distribution and to take their placesii their community. This is the purpose of the D. E.Clul as first set up when the club was organized in 1947. Thi: year the club sent five delegates to the State Conventioi in San Antonio, including the sweetheart, Shirley Cook Two free programs were put on, and the Annual D. E talent show. In April employees entertained their em ployers with a banquet. The officers for '52 gl '53 include: President--jir Easdon, Vice-Pres.--Bobby Graff, Sec.-Treas.--Evalen Howell, Reporter-Glenda West, Parliamentarian--Donal Ray Ramsey, Sargeants at Arms--Sammy Parker and Do McCandless, and the Sponsor--Miss Marjorie Wright. 124 3, Q -mv? .ww Ni W.. .,,.. . Z J, 'X 'hz -wwf.. www. -v- 'Hunvng.,, -wing Ku. Www s.Mwyum,aauww1..,.. 1 www! A b MQ'-NA., 2 ,vw 'S ' ir: .f A YS?-ws Qll 1 rw W ,ii btw ...,. ,W ,, f w.-, :'Nmm.,.X-ff-, ,.,....-.M-.,,..,.. mexMbfGI19Ql' g,p3ai UE The Chapel Chorus,under the direction of Mr. Guither,has added much to the entertainment of C.H.S. students. Their lively songs are a real enjoyment at chapel activities. The chorus m e t every day at chapel period the first term of school. The second term, however, they meet only on Monday and Friday. On several oc- casions their v oi c e s were he ard throughout the halls as they sang from their practice room. Much credit is due Mr. Guither for his fine work with this group. An organization from out of the past,re- vived again this year, is the Concert Choir und e r the direction of Mr. Myron Guidier. The Choir has presented many entertaining programs including a Christmas p r o g r a rn, caroling in the halls,singing over the radio, and performing on several Activity programs. With their attractive new robes, the y have provided an effective part of the C.H.S. mus- ical variety programs. Officers elected by the Choir Council are President: Joe Walker Vice-Pres: Margaret Preston Secretary: Kenneth Rogers Librarain: Helen Allen Pianist: Annice Iagge Chairmen: Soprano--Sue Matthews Alto--Carolyn Rowland Tenor--Tommy Reeves Bass--Frank Hyde This is still another new club in C.H.S. It was organized by Mr. Perkins with the pur- pose of promoting special projects and prob- lems relative to industrial pursuits. Officers for this yea.r are President--Eugene Eubanksg Vice-Pres.--Jimmy Whittg Secretary--Gene Rosserg Reporter--Gayle Brown9 and Sgt.-at Arms--Billy Kyle. gr 111 f 1 I 'X f!,, W ., Mig W f- irq R A I ' -fi , M3 li ff XQLQQ x W, X -ir? Jw f , 'v ' L, f V. f V ' f . ' 1 . sniff A A sk XX ' . U xx P 6? , I b! X ,ffl Q jx SK ' K K J --fs-S-.. 4? Q-XX b QC -Ek -s 'lvflfl , ,f 3 w if X, I ' Nx 1 N L K-' figs- K yy -A Y-4 ' V l-,A1 .V s 7 - A -5 , J-Q., 'ifx' ,I' ' ' 3 -1-: 17 3 vi ls HEAD COACI-5 Brooks Conover I 1 'W A 'Z 'W' I ,vw , 1 L A A A ' - -M ' - ' '3 5 5 J' f ' xv' -,fx 4' 05 Q 55552555 :?:f5I:3'+. .I BASKETBALL FOOTBALL Ngxg'yj1ay1 Hllgflg'X BCIlt1CyJOX'1eS ' JN x C A QR, Z i y A L KX, BASEBALL Aulton Durham Hgh 3131 if B COACH Doyle Weldon Uv . s 'fm K v 1 N, ,, 1' -s.. fi - 5. rv, .f'1':.,v:-.ww in . . 4. . ' DEFENSIVE STARTING LINE-UP OFFENSIVE STARTING LINE-UP .+.x- M W .5 Q., ,sl Wayne Kimberlin Bill Leonard A11State- 1952 Tackle H440 Fullback Kenneth Rogers Frank Hyde Tackle 33 Quarterback . - :ef gf , ie TX-2. M -.F v I ,A vv' I .. .Toe Walker IO Raymond Masters Ninston Barham ZZ Don Bewley 34 Tommy Reeves ,414-1 .. -J James Thetford Halfback 60 Guard Kenneth .Tones Gene Rosser End 6Z Guard F1111 w 11 Buster Ford Gayle Brown End ' 'l 1 Quarterback Billy Chaney Charles Ewing End SO Center il 3 Eugene Eubanks George Peterson Fr-nxign N 1 4 53 1 ' 1 N ' K l . 1 n - wild Ray Tarver Fullback 40 Marvin McKe1vey Guard U8Z ' W . . ' v . N f 1 ,I W -Q-A Q S gs ,L gin A End End ,-.1--Q. J.C.Moxon 49 T.J'.Moxon Milton Billings 86 Bobby White vw f ,Y - Richard Lee Bill Dennis .1- 1 L--1' Jack Miles End 71 Tackle Halfback Jimmy W hitt Fullback -4 4+ 6490 86 Gene Sande r s Milton Billing s +44 init John Clark End 65 Tackle End JJ -E 1 - -11 Charles Lee Tackle Bill Corbin 57 Willie Wylie MANAGERS: Don Graff, Ray Hilliard, and Clark Campbell P fr tx! ik. First Row johnny Carney Bobby Collins Terry Smith Leslie Reagor Ronnie Anderson james Black jerry Corbin Second Row james Brinkley Grady Clark lvhrvin Rains P hil Phillips Charles Osborne Ronnie Nance Charles Head jerry Sanders jimmy Woodard Third Row Rommie Love Bobby Spurlin Buddy Halyard B ill Corbin Arthur Grigsby Raymond McNeil James Sims Don Kelsey Wasie Barley Dan Hilliard, Mgr 142 'T , '- n - fffff . . g r ' ,M .BM me I . ,, X .L 4 .A . , 1 ' .-f . W at 'i Leonard takes care ofthe pigskin while Bew- lcy takes care of Leonard. The end of a game and the girls walk the boys off the field. FOOTBALL ACTION SHOTS A -. Grand Prairie watches Walker carry the ball while Masters, Peterson, Barham, and Leon- ard lead interference. 'idk- The jacket B team play gr e at defensive ball against the Kangaroos,while Rains car- ries the ball. The B teamleavesthe field after ascore- less deadlock. 1952 FOOTBALL REVIEW CLEBURNE 6 WACO 26 The Yellow Jackets opened their 1952 season on ptember 12, in Waco. After the first quarter,the :kets s ettled down and really played football. lwever, due to an early lead ofthe Tigers, Cleburne .s unable to come back. Joe Walker accounted for 2 Jacket tally when he intercepted a pass and ran yards. CLEBURNE 0 'GLADEWATER 13 At Yellow Jacket Stad ium, September 27, the adewater Bears downed the Jackets 13-0. The -a r s were led by hard running NealWilliams. rne and time again Jacket threats were stopped er it looked like the drives would pay off. Kim- rlin, Leonard, and Masters all played good ball ' the Jackets. CLEBURNE 27 GAINESBILLE 18 On the Jackets third appearance of the season eyjourneyed to Gainesville on October 3. Coming nm behind, Cleburne racked up two touchdowns the last two minutes of the first half, making the are 14 to 12. After the half, Gainesville came :k hard to score and pull ahead by a six point rrgin. Receiving the Gainesville kickoff,Frank de ran the pigskin down to the five. Two plays er Tommy Reeves made the touchdown. Cleburne llied their last seven points, when Gainsville ated to Wimpy Barham, who rac ed 100 yards to .ke it a 27 to 18 victory. CLEBURNE 0 NORTH SIDE 20 The North Side Steers downed the hustling Cle- rne Yellow Jackets 20-0 on Friday night October at Yellow Jacket Stadium. The Steers scored on r opening kickoff on a lateral play which had the :essary blocking to go all the way. One Jacket Lchdownwas called back, and the score remained 0 until the fourth period when North Side tallied o more touchdowns,one of which was made in 2 closing seconds of the game. CLEBURNE 6 STEPHENVILLE 6 The Jackets cou1dn't beat the Jackets on October . Playing 3 qua rt e r s of deadlock football the eburne Yellow Jackets managed to reach pay dirt th Bill Leonard driving over from the one, The ichdown was set up by passes from FrankHyde Bill C haney and Joe Walker. Clut Roberson ssed to Jim Herrin in the closing seconds to tie 2 score. The conversion was wide to the left and 2 score remained 6-6. CLEBURNE 7 GRAND PRAIRIE 34 The Jackets lo s t their first district game to a strong Grand Prairie eleven October 25 at Yellow Jacket Stadium. The Gophers took an early lead and defended it all the way. The only Jacket score c ame early in the fourth quarter on a 15 yard end run by Tommy Reeves. The final score was the Jackets 7 - Gophers 34. CLEBURNE 28 IRVING 14 The Yellow Jackets wontheir first district game in Irving on October 31. Joe Walker scored on a passinthe first and onafive yard run in the second period. Along with a T. D. made by Buster Ford on a 9 yard pass and three conversions, Cleburne led 21-0 at the half. Leonard accounted for the other six points in the third quarter. Gene Rosser split the uprights4 timeswith4 trys. Thetford and Kim- berlin looked good in the line, and Masters turned in a good defensive performance. CLEBURNE 0 BRECKENRIDGE 26 November 7 the Cleburne Yellow Jackets met their greatest rivals, the Brechenridge Bucks at Buckaroo Stadium. The Jacket defense was working well in the first quarter. The Bucks broke the ice in the second quarter by crossing that important line twice befo re the half, to lead by a 13-Omargin. Bill Leonard and Wayne Kimberlin were shaken up a bit in the last half, but both finished the game with outstanding performances. The Bucks scored their last 13 points to wina hard fought victory 26- 0. CLEBURNE 27 BROWNWOOD 40 Cleburne lost their last home game of the sea- son to the strong Brownwood Lions. November 14 was homecoming at Y ellow Jacket Stadium. The Lions scored 20 points before the Jackets broke the ice whe n Frank Hyde scored on akeeper play. Following another Lion score, Red Jones took a pass and raced 80 yards for a T.D. J.C. Moxon and Bill Leonard accounted for the otherC1eburne touchdowns while Rosser converted three times. For the Jackets, Kimberlin, Hyde, and Walker turned in good performances as did Leondous Fry and Ben Woodson for the Lions. CLEBURNE 12 WEATHERFORD 6 The Jac kets wound up the 1952 season at Weatherford with a 13-6 win over the Kangaroos. It was a cold Thanksgiving Day, but the Jackets got hot in the first quarter as Hyde went over from the five-yard line. Tommy Reeves set up the second score with a seven yard scamper before Leonard crashed over from the one. Earnest Williams tallied for Weatherford in the third period. 143 l l U 2: , lil .- 1 'sw' X , ! A, W ?xulIn' 1 mg A , Q, A 1 A. E - W ' ......Y :jj Ns.: ,P , if X, v-'W . , , , Q 'Q v 4 X v gaUPw a . I hifi ,sf!!gg T1 Q A Q 4 n A 1 P 1'- xp QQIIQ ,., is , f 'f 1 sw gwf nw., t ..qi P. S wr l . f Qi f l I I ,DHA ,I 88 5 'lb' 4 w .. P if 1 A 51 Dec Dec. Dec. Dec jan. jan. jan. jan. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Cleburne-Fort Worth Tech Cleburne-Fort Worth Paschal Cleburne-Fort Worth Tech Cleburne-Fort Worth Paschal First Half District Play Cleburne-Weatherford Cleburne-Grand Prairie Cleburne-Brownwood Cleburne-Irving Cleburne-Breckenridge Second Half District Play Cleburne-Weatherford Cleburne-Grand Prairie Cleburne-Brownwood Cleburne-Irving Cleburne-Breckenridge Here Here There There Here Here There There Here There There Here Here There i. Seems that Kenneth Rogers,our District Man, The mad scramble for the ball and the re- is getting a free shot. sult:s??? Coach Hughes is concentrating as much as just alittle advice from Hughes and Weldon Thetford, Jones, Barh am, May, and Hyde. ,aw-' 7 Kenneth Rogers--Discus, Hxgh Hurdles Raymond Masters 440 Low Hurdles, Mile Rel ay Red jones--440 Mxle Relay ' . ,kggfpul 1 Wimpy Barham--Low Hurdles, g Broad and High jumps K x 1 jimmy Whitt- - Mile ,A . ,, ...W . I V 'g':,isuF? A ,M 'QS Don Graff- -Mile Relay Bobby May- - 880 Charles Ho11and-- 880 Larry Davis- Don Bewley-- 100 440, Mile Relay -Low Hurdles Don Usry--Discus High Hurdles Shot Put '!E'r 'v 5' bv' l W: 1 150 Wayne Kimberlin is definitely one of the most outstanding stu- dents in C. H. S. This year, besides being chosen on the District Z-AAA Team, Tubby wa s cho s e n as a tackle on the mythical Class AAA All-State football team. Tubby is also President of the Senior Class, Vice-President of the Student Council, and holds plac e s of responsibility in the Key Club and on the YapperStaff. Tubby lettered two years in football and served as Co-Captain of the 1952 team. Congratulations, Tubby ! You really deserved your All-District and All- S tate ho no r s. We are proud of you indeed!! it fifikl .-W w l Q 5 . Y 'W In the Key Cluh Q Faculty Basketball game Here is the rough and tough faculty that wal- the bo ys had to dig out their Football hel- loped the boys 20-5,with 6 ona team some- ITICIS. times. The Key Club and Faculty in action, and what action! ! 152 Don't our A Basketball players look sharp in their white suits? It is sports that have provided the trophys for our nice new trophy cases. S? l S QQ asv SQ- 'r 'Eff . V -V. 2, Ziff, J 'f 'fN'....-M, .....m'AJ ' ' R I :H AJ,-K ' ,na 'F' fa, M M, fm ,wwfff f' ' I 1 ,lf in JI X .1 XWAJ' I r'- YM! X ff. G.