Conroe High School - Flare Yearbook (Conroe, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1948 volume:

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Physical Education WW WAYNE HARGROVE B, A., M. A, MYRTLE ETZEL Business Administration B. S. Physical Education GRACIE HORNBUCKLE B. A., B. S., M. A. Librarian 'N .5 . rw H1 f Ai.1f:fff..i, - is-f,:1'7'17 1 ' 'M ' ' f s 1 1 . V g . ,AY 1 ff EM EXA MATLOCK B. S., M. A, CLARA KNIGHT Typing - Shorthand LAWRENCE MCCULLOUGH B. A., B. S. B. S. Civics Coach ,fjo-0452, EDE- ILLANON MOON A. B., M. A. MILDRED MUERY oa MCCULLOUGH English , Latin B. A. ELEAN B. S. Biology - Chemistry English ! E. Y. STEAKLEY B. S. PARA PORTER Physical Education LELIA B. S., M. S. B. A., M. S. English Mathematics EORGIA WATSON B. S. Home Economics LEE WITT -K' BH B S M S Mathematlcs ig' ' Fifa - 1 .,,,,. HQ. ,.,.. , CECIL WHATLEY B. A. Home Economics ANNIE LEE RAMEY Secretary to Principal ix 'hp G55 A5515 Seniors Mr Qffuzers Campbell Woodman President Mamie Lou Parker Vice President Jannette Rutledge Secretar d y an Treasurer 4 . J FLOYD BAKER 45-46 Basketball 46-47 Basketball, Football, Track 47-48 Choral Club BENNY BALLARD 43-44 Football 44-45 Football, Basketball tMgr.J 45-46 Football, V. Pres. S r. Clas s, Class Favorite, Coronation 46-47 F o o t b all KCapt.l, Basketball fMgr.J 47-48 Football, Latin Club JAMES BAKER 45-46 46-47 Football 47-48 Yell-leader , Aero. Club QPresi- dent, W NELLIE BALLARD 45-46 Pep Squad 46-47 Pep Squad, Majorette, F. H. A. KV P1-es.J, Tennis 47-48 HELEN BEESON JOHNNY BLASDALE. 46-47 Basketball 47-48 Yell-leader , Choral Club fPresi dentj, Flare Staff 91,-if ,ww 3, 5- j,aiQ,fTfwi,W1MM , my MH JAMES BRADLEI Y VALKIE BROWN 45-46 Football Class President , 45-46 Delta Chi, F. H. A. 46-47 Football 46-47 F. H. A. 47-48 Football 47-48 F. H. A. BETTY BRINKLEY 45-46 F. H. A., Spanish Club 46-47 F. H. A.. Spanish Club, Student Council 47-48 F. H. A. J. D. BRUCE 45-46 Football 46-47 Football 47-48 Football I Baseball 'N-. BOBBY BUDDE 45-46 Football 46-47 Football, Track, Coronation 47 -48 Football, Coronation XX . Lp Nil' ,X 31 J, ,J ,Y .,1' 1 N 'C 1 .A U' , vl- T T? VX 1 yi: XY A 1 X, BOBBIE ANN CANNAN 4 45-46 Band, Spanish Club, Delta 46-47 Band, Spanish Club 47-48 Band, Basketball v- '40, , 1. . 1 , .qw Chi L1 sliiifiz si? CLINT CARROLL VIRGINIA ANN CARTWRIGHT 45-46 Football, Basketball 45-46 Spanish Dept., Delta Chi 46-47 Football, Track, Basketball 46-47 Spanish Dept.. Tatler 47-48 Football, Basketball, Baseball 47-48 Tatler Staff OPAL FAYE CARTER LUKE CASTLESCHOULDT 45-46 F. H. A., Pep Squad 45-46 Spanish Club, 4-H Club 46-47 F. H. A., P e p Squad, Student Council 46-47 Spanish Club,4-H Club 47-48 F. H. A. 47-48 4-H Club MAURICE CHAMPION 45-46 4-H Club 46-47 Shop Club, 4-H Club 47-48 4-H Club 442' MARGARET CLARK 45-46 46-47 Latin Club, Student Council 47-48 Latin Club, Student Council mljg M ,lf ff , WM M CHARLES CLARKE 45-46 46-47 Band, Latin Club, Track 47-48 Latin Club, Track JOE HUGH CLIFTON 44-45 Band 45-46 Band, Delta Chi 46-47 Band, Baseball s 47-48 Band, Baseball 0' .TAN COCKEIRHAM PAULINE 45-46 Latin Club, Student Council, Delta Chi, 45-46 F. Coronation 46-47 F. 46-47 Latin Club, Tatler Staff, fSOCiety Edi- 47-48 F. torl, Coronation 47-48 Latin C lub, Flare Staff, fAsst. Busi- ness Mgr.J COLLIER H. A., Pep Squad H. A. H. A. LEO COX PATSY 45-46 Band K, 45-46 46-47 Band, Latin Club ' 46-47 47-48 Band, Latin Club ' 47-48 SUE CRAIG F. H. A. F. H. A. SEM? JERRY CREIIGHTON GEORGIA MAY DAVIS 44-45 Basketball, Track, Student Council 45-46 F. H. A., Drill Unit 45-46 Basketball, Tennis, Student Council, 46-47 F. H. A., Drill Unit Delta Chi, Flare Staff 47-48 F. H. A. 46-47 Basketball, S tu d e n t Council fPresi- dentl, Flare Staff fSports Editor, 47-48 Ba s k e t ball, Flare Staff, Baseball, Tennis, Coronation .TESSIE RUTH DUFFY EILSIE LYNNELLE EDGAR 45-46 F. H. A. 45-46 Band 46-47 F. H. A., Drill Unit 46-47 Band, Orchestra 47-48 47-48 Band, Orchestra, Tatler, Coronation ARTHUR ELLINGTON JEWELL ELIZABETH EWELI.. 46-47 45-46 Drill Unit, Homemaking, Spanish 47-48 -5 46-47 Drill Unit, Spanish Dept., Homemak- Q ing Dept. Q' 47-48 Xp N X ' A Q N N 1. QQ 6 QQ FN 1 . ' N' X x GX., -.4 'S X 'R 5 WQ , 4 , 4 5 N , iii? ly Q ENE:- VERA VIRGINIA FENLEY AUDREIY FREEMAN 45-46 F. H. A. 45-46 F. H. A. 46-47 F. H. A. 46-47 Spanish Club, Basketball 47-48 F. H. A. 47-48 Spanish Club, Basketball ff? JAMES AUGUSTUS FULLER 45-46 Football, Student Council 46-47 Football, Student C ouncil, Track Coronation 41-48 Football, student CouncilfPar1.J Baseball, Coronation JUNE GLEGHORN 45-46 Latin Club 46-47 Latin Club, F. H. A. 47-48 Latin Club, F. H. A. 2.1 L . . BILLY GENE GILES 45-46 46-47 47-48 Student Council Q Q: ml ,,. CHARLES EDWIN GRABEIN 45-46 Band 46-47 Band 47-48 Band, Spanish Club, Track DONAI.. EDWIN GRANGER 45-46 Football, Basketball, Boxing 'N -Q. CARI.. L.. GREEN 45-46 Football, Latin Club 46-47 Track, Aeronautics Club 46-47 Football, Basketball, Band, Track, 47-48 Track Boxing 47-48 Football, Mgr. Basketball WW DONALD H. GREER IDA JEAN GREEN 45-46 Drill Unit 45-46 Band 46-47 Choral Club, Tennis, Baseball, Span- 46-47 Band 47-48 Band ish Club 47-48 Baseball, Spanish Club BETTY JO GRIFFIN BOBBIE EARL GUTHRIE 45-46 Band, Delta Chi 46-47 Band, Ba s ke tba l 1, Latin Club, Or- chestra 47-48 Band, Basketball, Latin Club, Corona- tion H LONNIE ELZIE HAYDEN FRANCES ANN HIGGS 45-46 Spanish Club 45-46 Homemaking 46-47 Spanish Club 46-47 Homemaking 47-48 47-48 BETTY ANN HARRIS 45-46 Spanish Dept., Flare 46-47 Flare Staff Ur. Ed.J, Tatler fFeature Ed.l, Pep Squad, spanish Dept., Yell Leader , Football Sweetheart 47-48 Flare Staff fSr. Ed.l, F. H. A. fV. Presidentl, Choral Club, Yell Leader , Coronation BENJAMIN HOBBS 46-47 Latin Club, Choral Club 47-48 Latin Club, Choral Club BOBBY HAYES VERGIE BEATRICE HOCUT 44-45 Football, Basketball, Track, Student 45-46 Homemaking Club, Drill Unit, Spanish Council Club 45-46 F o o t ball, Basketball, Track, P la y 46-47 Drill Unit, Basketball Groom Said No 47-48 Basketball 46-47 Football, Track 47-48 Football, Tennis 0' GEORGE ARLEIS HODGES 45-46 Football, Basketball, Latin Club, Tennis 46-47 Football, B a s k e tba ll, Latin C lub, Tennis 47-48 Football, Basketball, Baseball, Ten- nis, Latin Club, Aeornautics Club, Flare fSports Editor, BETTY JEAN HOGUE 45-46 Band, Basketball, F. H. A. 46-47 Band, Basketball, F. H. A. 47-48 Band, Basketball, F. H. A, WENDELL BYRON HOGUE HERBERT GENE HUMMEL 45-46 Flare Staff, Band, Delta Chi 46-47 Flare Staff, Band, Latin Club, Presi- dent of Junior Class 47-48 Flare Staff, President of Latin C lub, Class Favorite, Cheer Leader 45-46 F 0 0 t ba ll, Basketball, Treasurer of Sophomore Class 46-47 Football, Basketball, Track, Treas- urer of Junior Class 47-48 F 0 o t ball, Basketball, Treasurer of Student Council BETTY JOYCE HUMPHREY 45-46 Band, Home Economics Club DOROTHY LOIS JARRELI.. 45-46 Drill Unit, Homemaking 46-47 Band fSecretaryl, Home Economics 46-47 Drill Unit, Homemaking 47-48 Band fVice P r e s id e n tl, Basketball, 5 Club, Basketball Coronation U. .fi BETTY JOYCE JONES 45-46 Homemaking, Drill Unit 46-47 Homemaking, Drill Unit 47-48 Homemaking 47-48 Student Council, Cornzapopin Play .-'fn MARIE ALICE KAMERON 45-46 Spanish Club, D e l ta Chi, Sophomore Favorite, Flare S ta f i fSophomore Editor, 46-47 Spanish C lub, Flare Staff fAssistant Business Managerl, Tatler S t a f f, Student Council fTreasurerl 47-48 Editor of the Flare, LatinClub, Coronation I THEZLMA KAY 45-46 F. H. A. 46-47 F. H. A. 47-48 F. H. A., 4-H Club 'R 1 RAYMON LAFAYETTE KELLLEY 45-46 Football, Basketball, Student Council, Band, Class Favo r ite, V. President' o Class Coronation 47 Football Basketball Band 46- , , , ' 47-48 Band j i DOROTHY KIDD V 45-46 46-47 47-48 Librarian 44171 ft M4 QW x,,,. DELORES KIDD 44-45 F. H. A., Drill Unit 45-46 F. H. A., Drill Unit 46-47 47-48 F. H. A. .4 0, - Z BETTY LANGE 45-46 Latin Club, Delta hi 46-47 Latin Club, Camera Club 47-48 Latin Club, F. H. A. i . ir PEGGY LEE 45-46 Drill Unit, F. H. A. 46-47 Drill Unit flvlajorettef, F. H. A. 47-48 F. H. A. X N-,I 'V EUGENE LAREY 44-45 Football, Shop Club 45-46 Football 46-47 Football 47-48 Football 5. ,if JEANIE LEVERETT 45-46 Student Council, Latin Club 46-47 Latin Club, Tatler Staff, Student Council 47-48 Latin Club, Tatler Staff fEdit0r, 'X RONALD LILES BILLY LOUIS LITTLE 45-46 Spanish Club 45-46 Band 46-47 Yell Leader , Spanish Club, Camera 46-47 Band Club 47-48 Choral Club 47-48 Yell Leader , Choral C lub, Coro- nation 0- ' 'f '5 ' 'rd TURNEY LYNCH ALBERT MAHAFFEY 45-46 45-46 Football, Spanish Club 46-47 Band, Spanish Club 46-47 F oo tba 1 l , Baseball, Spanish Club, 47-48 Band, Spanish Club Camera Club 47-48 Choral Club, Coronation L, QV i ,ww W1 MARVIN EDWARD MANN ZELDA MANN 45-46 Shop 45-46 Drill Unit 46-47 46-47 47-48 47-48 Tatler Staff LLOYD MANNING BETH MARTIN 45-46 45-46 46-47 Track 46-47 47-48 47-48 r,,,7y fe LELA VIRGINIA MCDONALD MARY RUTH MCDONALD 45-46 45-46 46-47 Spanish Club, Coronation, Choral Club 46-47 47-48 Coronation, Tatler Staff, Spanish Club 47-48 Tatler Staff 735' Aff X SAM H. MCSHAN HAROLD LEON METTS 45-46 45-46 Student Council 46-47 Latin Club 46-47 Student Council 47-48 Latin Club 47-48 S tudent Council fPresidentD, Tatler Staff QS f ff EVA ANN MILES R. D. MOORING 45-46 Vice President Personality Club 47-48 Choral Club DOROTHY MARIE MOTTESHARD JOHN DEEN NEAL 45-46 F. H. A. 45-46 Spanish Club 46-47 F. H. A., Drill Unit 46-47 Flare Staff fAssistant Editor 47-48 Latin Club if CALVIN ANDREW NOWAK LA NELL OWEN 45-46 Band, F. H. A. 46-47 Spanish Club 47-48 Spanish Club, F. H. A. ffiffiffav.-A , , MARY JANET O'BANNON 45-46 Latin Club, Delta Chi, Basketball 46-47 Latin Club, Drill Unit, Tatler, Yell Leader 47-48 Latin Club, F.H.A., Basketball, Senior Favorite, Yell Leader , Coronation 5 'hw MAMIE LOU PARKER 45-46 Delta Chi, Band 46-47 F. H. A., Band I 47-48 Basketball, F. H. A., Vice Pre s. Of Senior Class, Football Sweetheart 1, 7, ELTON PATTON IUANITA PAYNE 47-48 Football, Baseball, Home Economics 45-46 Secretary of Sophomore Class, Band, Club MAY DELLE PENN on 45-46 Band 46-47 Spanish Club fSecretaryJ, Corona Home Economics Club 47-48 Band, Orchestra, Tatler Staff fFashion Ed itorl, Spanish Club fSecretaryJ, Home Economics Club, Coronation Student Council 46-47 Student Council, Secretary of Junior Class, F. H. A. 47-48 S tude nt C oun c i1fVice Presidentf, F. H. A. ' TAYLOR PITTS 45-46 Football 46-47 Football 47-48 Football, Track -pill' D P' J' I .,,w 'Q 1w ' - O ff IJ ROBERT POOL 45-46 Football 46-47 Football GRADY CLAIRE PORTER 45-46 Band, Spanish C lub QReporter O , Track, Baseball chestra, Flare Staff, Delta Chi 47-48 Football, Baseball 46-47 Band, Spanish Club, Orchestra 47-48 Band , Spanish Club fPres1dent Or chestra, Basketball ,gjfwfa 4557? ll W 75 MAY MARIE PORTER 45-46 Spanish C lub, Delta Chi, Play Cast The Groom Said No 46-47 Spanish C lub QPresident2, Play Cast Lights Out 47-48 Spanish Club lSecretaryJ, Flare Ass't Business Mgr.l. Coronation ie 8 - 552- JCE POWELL 45-46 Spanish Club 46-47 Spanish Club 47- 48 Student Council NELLODYNE PRESSLEY MINNIE BELL PRUITT 45-46 Drill Unit, F. H. A. 45-46 Home Economics Club 46-47 Drill Unit, F. H. A. 47-48 F. H. A., Flare Staff THOMAS ELLIS REED 43-44 Football fMgr.l, 44-45 Football CMgr.l 45-46 Football fMgr.J 47-48 Football fMgr.l Tennis Basketball Basketball Basketball, Baseball , Basketball, Baseball, DORRIS ANNA RENEAU 45-46 Band fClarinet and Majorettel 46-47 Band fClarinet and Majorettel 47-48 Aeronautics, Band fClarinet and Drurn Majorl GEORGE RICHARD RHODES, IR. BILLIE JUNE RICE 45-46 Football, Student Council 45-46 Dr ill Unit, Future Homemakers of 46-47 F o o tba l 1 , T r a c k, Student Council, America Junior Favorite 46-47 D r ill U n it, Future Homemakers of 47-48 Football, Student Council, Aeronautics America, Basketball Club, Future Homemakers ofAme rica 47-48 Future Homemakers ofAmerica, Basketball, Coronation MARY ELLA RICE DIANNA JOYCE ROTHENBERG 45-46 Latin Club, Band, Delta Chi 45-46 Spanish Club, Delta Chi 46-47 Latin Club, Camera Club 46-47 Tatler, Spanish Club, Flare Staff 47-48 Latin Club, Futur e Homemakers o f 47-48 Flare Staff fAssistant Editorl, Coro America nation .TANNETTE RUTLEDGE THOMAS J. RUTLEDGE 45-46 F. H. A. 45-46 46-47 Reporter o f Jun ior C la s s, C la s s 46-47 Track, Personality Club fRep.J Favorite, Drill Unit 47-48 Track 47-48 Secretary of Senior C la s S, Queen of the Cottage, F. H. A. fReporterD, Corona- tion 'i 7 ROD SINGLETON GEORGIALEE SKINNER 45-46 Band 45-46 Band 46-47 Band, Orchestra, Sec. of Junior Class 46-47 Band, D e lta C hi, S tud e n t Council, 47-48 Band, Orchestra F. H. A. 47-48 Band, Student Council, F. H. A. C lub MARIE GAYNELL SMITH 45-46 Latin Club, Delta C 46-47 Latin Club, Band 47-48 Latin Club hi -Q Og-Q MILTON LAFAYETTE SPEER 46-47 Football, Baseball B eball, Latin Club, Intra 47-48 Football, as mural Manager 'wsu- '1-T JI 57 ,1- fl 's X-. MARLEY LEE TAYLOR Band Latin Club DON TIGNER STEVENSON 45-46 Footbm, , 6-47 Football, Band, Latin Club 4 47-48 Footballg Latm Club WILMA LEE TISE E. I. VARNER 45-46 Drill Unit 9'-. KSN 46-47 Football, Track 46-47 Drill Unit 47-48 Tatler Staff ff Ok ft., E CALVITT BERT WAGERS ALICE ANITA WALKER 44-45 Football, Track 45-46 Drill Unit 45-46 Football 47-48 Tatler Staff 47-48 Choral Club . 1 . 45,2505 ' WW. 1 9' , 4 ',-r'.Tk:.TsA'wi, A -' ' rss:-..f-, Q BETTY JEAN WALKER LEO WALKER 45-46 Home Economics Club 45-46 Band 46-47 Home Economics Club, 46-47 Band Drl1lUnit, Personality Club 47-48 Band 47-48 Home Economics Club, Tatler Staff , VI ,, V HOWARD HARVEY HUNT X 45-46 Latin Club - 46-47 Latin Club, Camera M Club 47-48 Latin Club J WM, THOMAS MARVIN WEISINGER DELORES WILMOTH E 47-48 La tin Club, Flare Staff fBus ine S S 45-46 Band, 4-H Club Manager, Photographer, 46-47 F. H. A., 4-H Club, Drill Unit 47-48 F. H. A. 1. Y .fwgzit ffrlls' 1 ,w- '4' Q, 3,,J. , 3 -4' . yi' 131 EDNA REBECCA WALTERS PHILIP NEIL ZIMMERMAN 45-46 Home Economics Club 45-46 Latin Club 46-47 Personality Club 46-47 Latin Club, Flare 47-48 Home Economics Club, Staff Tatler Staff 47-48 L. a tin C lu b , Student Council GLORIA ANN WHITE 47-48 Yell Leader , Choral ClubfSe cretaryl Flare Staff fAct1v1ty Editor J, Coronation l' in- N lvl 7 15 Qli 5 ef' IRMA WEINZETTLE CAMPBELL WOODMAN 45-46 Spanish Department, Delta Chi 45-46 Football, Basketball, Track 46-47 Band, Spanish Department 46-47 Football, Basketball, Track 47-48 Flare Staff fArt Editor D, Home Eco- 47-48 Football, Basketball, Track, P r e s i- nomics Club, Coronation dent of Senior Class .ml -. 1-7,5 -,'., sf.-.1s, J - HOWARD BLACK Post Graduates From Class of '47 AR ZY CABLE BILLIE JEAN SIMPSON JOAN KUYKENDALL HELEN TOEWS X it H JL 1 .' -W., .,.' ., 'N V ,-124--5 - MV' I v -f sf- Q Q Q Q 6 ' me WM is lffglpugi 3'1- A ffhwi , .., I 1' , 4 - f,a'-1 f. fl Ti ' ,- N J 7' fi be gf 'ww . 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J vr 9 -w em 'Un M sg, ,MW 4 . 1.4 5. riff Editor C issie Kameron fo ' 211' X 'Af 'E+' ffl:-ff . 5 .... QQ if Qvw .fm 3 n, nf- Q ' F, f. W its 321: 'T ,, b .qfsm MW E ,, . 'Hum 'Y 1 bl Sponsor Eleanor McCullough Assistant Editors Dianna Rothenberg Jerry Creighton V is -3 320W LE- Eg . E We La 0 1 1 E 'NM l 1 Snapshot Editor Wendell Hogue Pictured above - Art Editors Irma Weinzettle, Nellodyne Presley Pictured at left - Business Managers service the Coke machine - Bernard Meduzia, A. J. Z umwalt. Class Editors Junior Editor Jackie C'1amber Sophomore Editor Betty Ruth Dodson Senior Editor Betty Ann Harris TATTLER STAFF Mr. Hargrove - Sponsor fextreme right, Jeanie Leverett - Editor fthird from left, bottom row, Secretarial Training class cuts stencils for Tattler STILL WORKING! ul!- lx Y 2 'X YY , 4., vi? SUCCESS! MORE WORK! 4, L Student Council at r-fi' v'f, gl' Qfficers Harold Metts President Juanita Payne Vice President Gene Hummel Treasurer Mary C. Sweaks Secretary James Fuller Parl. Dickie Rhodes Rep. at large Doris Granger Representative Mr. Caruthers Future Homemakers of America l C 6 T S Dorothy Botts , President Sue Barton, Parl. Iannette Rutledge, RBPOIWEI' Juanita Payne, Pianist Donna Rodman, Songleader Jo Pate, Treasurer Betty Harris, Vice President Ann Nokes, Asst. Pianist Jean Pate, Sec. YY 4 CHORAL CLUB f OFFICERS Johnny Blasedale --- ---- President Wanda Sapp ----- ---Vice President Ann White ------ ---- S ecretary Sara Lou Moore ---- ---- R eporter Q39 , '81 J V3 Qjfmcers Wendell Hogue, President Benny Ballard, Vice President Barbara Cole, Secretary Jackie Chambers, Treasurer Jeanie Leverett, Reporter Miss Moon, Sponsor ,..,uw'! ii Pan American Club Qfflcers Grady Claire Porter President Ida Jean Green Vuice President May Marie Porter Recording Secretary May Delle Penn Corresponding Sec. Donald Fie gel Reporter Wilma Dee Lowe Reporter Mrs. Caruthe rs Sponsor , ,Ji if i 4 J' OFFICERS JAMES BAKER--- ------ PRESIDENT DICKIE RHODES ------ VICE PRESIDENT CNot picturedj JANITH WALLACE -------- SECRETARY AERONAUTICS CLUB MM. As pictured aboveDaisy Mae and Lil Abner, typical Dog Patch characters , were chosen by the school to be represented by BETTY HARRIS and CAMPBELL WOODMAN. CISSIE KAMERON and GEORGE LOVE were chosen as the most typically dressed char- acters at the dance. The awarded prizes were boxes of candy. The Flares Annual Sadme Ol LU I YL 5 Dance 5, N-. 'W' ,. ,s x N. 'W The Hillbilly music was furnished by Campbell Woodman and James B r own. The Starlighters Orchestra, directed by Mr. Fry, presented music throughout the dance. ,'x in 69' This picture shows a group of the many and girls who enjoyed the SADIE HA DANCE. , . in , 1 ANNUAL FOOTBALL BANQUET SPCNSORED BY THE QUARTER-BACK CLUB .4 Stanley Rush, p r e sid ent of Quarter-Back C. H. S. students enjoying the banquet Club - M. C. Center - Joe Lagow,former C. H. S. coach Co-Captains, Ballard and Bruce Mrs. McCullough listening to Skipper Most valuable player o f the year HARDY DEAN O L Mrs. J. J. Dean and one of her five sons who playe d football for Conroe High School Morris Frank - Master of Ceremonies 1 rlg My Y J MM N THE WOMANLEISS WEDDING pre sented by the Student Council won first prize. Betty Hutton and her all girl band W a s presented by the C o n r o e High School Band. qs. 3 s QM, A . W CIVILIZATION presented by the Latin Club D if Qfii' V I 1 153' M I' w-.5 ,- we Q H I 535' f ii f., I' .4 ' Qi. wh V 5 ul fi' . we gf f W 1.1 I ki . 1 ,E d .4-ll V iv' X z ' 'tw ' 5 ' , ' .': - - ,f ww- I L n ,!' N ,451-vlwf .L gl Q' E ' 't QA Q: A ,, 'P 1 ' fu l ' . 5, f f x . V 4 uw , 'V 4' , ' Us J 'fl Q' - I 'S+ 55114. MV VH ,ff f V ,Q-,I . '29 'nj ' Q ' IL. 1 1- ' J 1 1 annette Rutledge mean of Cottageff Presented at F. H. T annual formal Christmas dance. Nominees for Queen and their escorts: janet O'Bannon and jerry Creighton jannette Rutledge and T. j. Rutledge Irma Weinzettle and Leonard Price uniorfS amor Banquet .f ', Must have a good dinner--look at those smiles. Black face routine done by Maydell Penn and Lela McDonald at the dance. Refreshing punch being served at the dance. May 1947 xx ' , 4-'-L Watch out Cambell, you might get choked. PAN AMERICAN DAY I947 PAGEANT GIVEN BY PAN AMERICAN CLUB L I Dancing La Cucara.cba Singing El Annual Board Dinner December 13, 1947 Jr ,Q . 1 -frown :J 1, rr X ' '9 -395 ,4 'Ne ' -0 1 A 'fi' X 1 Y- N 'WA' X xo-in gg-'x X x P' 5 il' f . , QT ,E 'YV 'gerffsq ' j N f ,V -1- L iii?-' 5. - - H 4 .tif 'f'fif:fLf 3 ' ,4 fr, 'G 'HQ aQ,igf.1vr 4. l' 1 -Q 1-Y, u , wg 'V ,gm -- mf -.Lum w r I Given By the Future Homernakers -:Q of America Honoring Miss Moon Surprise Birthday Party Given By Latin Club F f , 9 1 V u' : Na ' ,.-gl. .. bl Basketball Boys Honored At Banquet Given By Coaching Stajf J I 4 is 13, . . rv ,,, 41.1115 ' Eg ' 1 'I X 1 Latin Play The Triiant Lover Given March 19, 1948 Directed by Miss Ilanon Moon 0 X Xi Rx v w. X ,X ik e i x A ENTIRE PLAY CAST . 4 I ' we , at f f n 5 ,f 'RJ f o L 5 f A Scene from The Truant Pictured Above: Gaynell Smith Johnny Lover Blasdell Ben Hobbs Q 49, Wi! 's PJ? ,IRQ -, h.J'L'K. lv ? +., ,-aw. ms-'V' , jf- .1 -7..,,i-755, 7' ..,,.fV-u- ,.,q,- K V-Q4---I. 1 -313' as M' F, ' . , ' wif. 574: ' P '1' V Y 5 :,',,4. df - I 'V U ati h 4 .L I W4-.ARE 1-1 L -1. 255513 . we fs-X. I . Q5 The Latin Club is grateful to these Mothers for their cooperation in making this play possible. -X 1 ,f if tr 1 , f, X ,r Baptist Senior Banquet March 9, 1948 gl Itf' The Baptist Senior Banquet, given annually by the W. M. U. of the First Baptist Church of Conroe, Texas, is a social event which the Seniors anticipate eagerly, The Baptist Ladies this year honored over one hundred seniors and guests with alovely dinner and an inspiring program given by Baylor University students. Q. Q 'vi ul A SCENE FROM THE BAPTIST BANQUET ff:-wx x N . f s. Y B. A HAPPY SENIORSII FOOTBALL SWEETHEART 'TEENlE PARKER x 520335 COACHING STAFF OF C. H. S. Conroe High Schoolhas been under the direction of a competent coaching staff this year, headed by Coach Lawrence McCullough, Football Coach and Athletic Director fo r the Conroe Independent School District. Coach E. Y. Steakley served as head coach for Basketball and Track and was assist- ant Football Coach. C oach I . D. Clayton, head Baseball, Basketball B Team Coach, was also an assistant Football Coach. Pictured above left to right: Coach E. Y. Steakley, Coach J. D. Clayton, and Coa c h Lawrence McCullough, better known as Mac , Sept. 12. Oct. 10 Oct. Z4 Nov. 14 'f'Sept. 19 '4'Oct. '4'Oct. 17 'ffOct. 31 Nov 'Nov. Temple --------- Sam Houston ---- North Dallas ---- St. Thomas- ----- Stephen F. Austin --------------- -- ----- -- Lufkin ------- - Nacogdoches ---- Jacks onville- ---- Bryan ------ - - Pales tine ---- '91 Home g ame s We 6 14 6 19 7 6 14 20 Z0 Z5 Top Row: Gr iffin , Fuller, Jackson, Maduzia, Rhodes, Knauth, Nutter, Smith McCall Second Row: Teenie Parker, sweetheart, Larey,McDona1d,Si11s, Dean, Hayes Ballard, Pool, Weisinger, Nowak, Hummel, Granger, Mgr. Third Row: Bruce, Wiggins, Taylor, Burgess, Addison, Pitts, Parson, Carter Bottom Row: Beall, Ross, Spears, Carroll, Woodman, Hopson, Bradley, Buddie Clark FOOTBALL SEASON REVIEW The Conroe Tigers' Football Team be g an the s ea son in 1947 with nine lettermen and high hopes for a winning season. While the T ig e r s failed to win the District Championship, they did have a fairly successful season. They won 7 and lost 3 games for the season. The only District game lost by the Tigers was to the Lufkin Panthers. The Tigers opened the season on September 1Zth in Temple against a very fine Team. The Tigers lost Z0-6. The Conroe touchdown was scored on a pass from B alla rd to Dean. This Temple Team went on to win their District but was not eligible. On September 19th the Tigers opened their Home season against the Sam Houston Tigers of Houston. The Tigers won 14-0. Both Conroe touchdowns were s co r ed by Hummel and Dean kicked both extra points. ' The North Dallas Bull-Dogs o f Dallas were our next opponents on October 3rd, After avery hard-fought game the Tigers emerged the winner by a score of 6-0. Dean scored the touchdown onan end-around. The Tiger line played a fine game to hold the Dalla s Team in check. This fine Dallas Team ended the season tied for the championship of their district. On October 19th the Tigers played the strong St. Thomas Team in Houston. The Tigers played one of their best games of the year to defe at St. Thomas 19-12. Touchdowns were scored by Dean, Hummel, and Hopson. The Stephen F. Austin Mustangs of Houston came to Conroe on October 17th and defeated the Tigers in a very tight game 14-7. The Conr o e touchdown was scored by Hopson. This was aheart- breaking game for the Tigers to lo s e as they out-played the Mus tang s all the way, making 19 first down s to Austin's 5. The line played a fine game and put our backs into the open many times, but tough breaks at crucial times cost the Tigers the game. The Tigers opened their District play on October 24th at Lufkin. In the worst game the Tigers played all year they were beaten by Lufkin 39-6. Clarke scored for the Tigers in the la st quarter after setting up the play himself on a 65 yard gallop. On October 31st the Nacogdoches Dragons came to Conr oe and were defeated by the Tigers I4-7. Our boys were s till recovering from the Lufkin game and were not in good form. The Conroe scores were made 'by a pass from Ballard to Dean and a run by Hopson. The extra points were made by Dean. The Tigers played at Jacksonville on November 7th and downed that team Z0-6. A pass from Ballard to Fuller made the first tally, and the other two were made by Hummel and Rhodes. The extra points were made by Dean. This was an easy game for the Tigers. The last quar te r was played by second and third team players. On November 14th the T ig e r s played at Bryan and defeated them Z0-7. Ballard scored the first tally for the Tigers and Hummel scored the other two. The extra points were ag ain scored by Dean. The longest run of the seasonwas made by Humrnel who returned a kick-off 85 yds. for a touch- down only to have it cancelled by a penalty. The Tigers finished the season on November Zlst by defeating the Palestine Wildcats inthe rain Z5-0. The first touchdown was on a pass from Ballard to Dean and the other three by Hopson, Rhodes, and Hummel. The score was held down against a weak Palestine team by the rain and the fact that a big part of the game was played by substitutes. Many of the boys who did not get their names in print as a star but who were indispensables to the team are Woodman, Sills, McDonald, Lax-ey, Pitts, Fuller, Carroll, Hodges, Hayes, Pool and many others we will not mention. Out of the Z0 lettermen this year only four will r e tu rn nextyear. Those four boys with the othe r squadrnen and Junior High boys are determined that next year will be another winning season for the Tigers. The four returning lettermen are Hopson, Clarke,McDonald, and Sills. The line played great football but we are not being critical of the backs who also played fine ball - you are born with speed or without. GOOD LUCK TIGERS! QQ. Hunanxel off for a nice gain. Fuller stopped in the Palestine game. , V 4 Conroe tallies six points against Austin. is 5 x nf? Qx. I! -J' . !.,f3 1 ' A ':-in Bradley gets one of his jolting ta ckle S. Up and over and stopped by Hopson. Fu.rnb1e! Bradley and Dean go in for the ball ,.. ,. ... .A , ' HARDY DEAN is aSenior End. . J. D. BRUCEis a Senio r and ThisSeasonhemadeAl1- p1ayedTackle. Hewas.Co- District and was picked on the Captain this Season and played second All-State team. a s t e a d y game all year. H e ha s earned hi s second letter. CAMPBELL WOODMAN is a 4 Senior and made his second 1 le tte r at Center this Season. , ..--Av' GENE HUMMEL., Fullback, is JAMES FULLER is a S e nio r a Senior and made his second End. He le tte r ed at Guard, letter this Season. Center, and End. He lettered three years. BILLY RAYKTHE BRAINQ X CLARKE is a Junior and letter- H 3 BENNY BALLARD is a senior 'nl J edatFu1lbackthisSeason. an l GENE HUMMEL, asenior, made his second letter at Full- back this Season. GEORGE HODGES is a Senior and lettered at End this year. George Qc o a c hl was a great asset to the coaching staff. 4 ,- e a r n i n g his third letter this S e a s o n. He was Co-Captain the 1 a s t two years and played Quarterback. ,,-lx DICKIE RHODES is a S e n io r and made his second letter a t Halfback this Season. hx.. BOBBY HAYES is A Senior and made his le tte r at Halfback this Season. gs z3i ','.g E '41 JAMES fCavemanQ BRADLEY is a Senior Tackle. Lettered three years and made All Dis- trict team three years. ,,, -f .EJALI ,A in :af E -Y TOMMY MCDONALD is a Jun- ior and lettered as an End this year. ELBERT JACKSON is aSenior EUGENE LAREY is a S e nio r and made his s e cond letter this Season. 'N and lettered at End this year. Q Ni DONALD s11..1.s is aJ1mior and ROBERT POOL, a senior, let- lettered at Guard this Season. tered at Halfback this Season fifg 2 1 f If -f 0 .-wa 74 l if s iw rg, , 5 v fhmymlx 1 5 z., f L 1' Xu! A J v- 1'- ' Q: Q wquzl .11 A A ui ' ,vw x, by.. -,.,.' . ., , JR I M, ...,,. 1 ..,.-'y: 31' X bl -,fri 1, u,1 u CONROE HIGH CAGERS 1948 lst row: jimmy Carter, Sammy Hopson, james McCall, jerry Fryar, Dick Nutter-Mgr. Znd row: jesse Childress, jordan Rice, Clint Carroll, Ebbie Smith, james Bull. 3rd row: Coach Clayton, Gene Hummel, George Hodges, Tommy R e ed , Hardy Dean, jerry Cr eightoh, Coach Steakley, 4 40 E--1. I 1-v w. - ..., , , 5 Zf7dg195 AJ.-HZ: 'f '.Qf? - Q o - - 1, .,A Etf t-r ,.'. ',.4 -L V' bun-.1W':. m y -'-.A3Wr,, .0 n Q-pkg? ., Y, A fix-,Qt wk. xt-:N N I sw-.1 ' 'f . ' - Q? -V 1 L The Latin Club is grateful to these Mothers for their cooperation in making this play possible. Pg A Scene from The Truant Pictured Above: Gaynell Smith Johnny Lover Blasdell Ben Hobbs if E I -1 . .. li Baptist Senior Banquet March 9, 1948 rv. .- if- gives , if I 3 Bb The Baptist Senior Banquet. given annually by the W. M. U. of the First Baptist Church of Conroe, Texas, is a social event which the Seniors anticipate eagerly. The Baptist Ladies this year honored over one hundred seniors and guests with alovely dinner and an inspiring program given by Baylor University students. 4+ it wg? 4- 3 3 A SCENE FROM THE BAPTIST BANQUET 1 vX K N 1 , Q Pa HAPPY SENIORSH FOOTBALL SWEETHEART 'TEENIE PARKER -CQ 520335 CGACHING STAFF OF C. H. S. Conroe HighSchoolhas been under the direction of a competent coaching staff this year, headed by Coach Lawrence McCullough, Football Coach and Athletic Director fo r the Conroe Independent School District. Coach El. Y. Steakley served as head coach for Basketball and Track and was assist- ant Football Coach. C oach J . D. Clayton, head Baseball, Basketball B Team Coach, was also an assistant Football Coach. Pictured above left to right: Coach E. Y. Steakley, Coach J. D. Clayton, and C oa ch Lawrence McCullough, better known as Mac , Sept. 'PfSe pt. 'Oct. Oct. 'kOct. Oct. '9'Oct. Nov. Nov. '9'Nov. 12 19 3 10 17 24 31 7 14 Z1 Tigers Schedule Temple ----- ----- ------- ---- - - - - Sam Houston ----- ----- ------------- - - - North Dallas --- St. Thomas- ------- ----- ---------------------- Stephen F. Austi.n--- ------ ---- - ------ - ---- Lufkin ---------------- ------ - -- -------- --- - Nacogdoches -------------------- - -- -------- --- .Tacks onville- ------------------------------ Bryan ------ ---------------------------------- - Pales tine -------------------------------- --------- '1' Home g ame s We 6 14 6 19 7 6 14 Z0 Z0 Z5 They Z0 0 0 12 14 39 7 6 6 0 Top Row: G r iffin , Fuller, Jackson, Maduzia, Rhodes, Knauth, Nutter, Smith, McCall Second Row: Teenie Parker, sweetheart, I..arey,McDona1d,Si1ls, Dean, Hayes, Ballard Pool, Weisinger, Nowak, Hummel, Granger, Mgr. Third Row: Bruce, Wiggins, Taylor, Burgess, Addison, Pitts, Parson, Carter Bottom Row: Beall, Ross, Spears, Carroll, Woodman, Hopson, Bradley, Buddie, Clark FOOTBALL SEASON REVIEW The Conroe Tigers' Football Team be g an the s e a s on in 1947 with nine lettermen and high hopes for a winning season. While the T ig e r s failed to win the District Championship, they did have a fairly successful season. They won 7 and lost 3 games for the season. The only District game lost by the Tigers was to the Lufkin Panthers. The Tigers opened the season on September 12th in Temple against a very fine Team. The Tigers lost Z0-6. The Conroe touchdown was scored on a pass from Ballard to Dean. This Temple Team went on to win their District but was not eligible. On September 19th the Tigers opened their Home season against the Sam Houston Tigers of Houston. The Tigers won 14-0. Both Conroe touchdowns were s co r ed by Hummel and Dean kicked both extra points. The North Dallas Bull-Dogs o f Dallas were our next opponents on October 3rd, After avery hard-fought game the Tigers emerged the winner by a score of 6-0. Dean scored the touchdown on an end-around. The Tiger line played a fine game to hold the D alla s Team in check. This fine Dallas Team ended the season tied for the championship of their district. On October 19th the Tigers played the strong St. Thomas Team in Houston. The Tigers played one of their best games of the year to de feat St. Thomas 19-lZ. Touchdowns were scored by Dean, Hummel, and Hopson. The Stephen F. Austin Mustangs of Houston came to Conroe on October 17th and defeated the Tigers in a very tight game 14-7. The C onr oe touchdown was scored by Hopson, This was aheart- breaking game for the Tigers to lo s e as they out-played the Mus tang s all the way, making 19 first down s to Austin's 5. The line played a fine game and put our backs into the open many times, but tough breaks at crucial times cost the Tigers the game. The Tigers opened their District play on October 24th at Lufkin. In the worst game the Tigers played all year they were beaten by Lufkin 39-6. Clarke scored for the Tigers in the la st quarter after setting up the play himself on a 65 yard gallop. On October 31st the Nacogdoches Dragons came to C onr o e and were defeated by the Tigers 14-7. Our boys were s till recovering from the Lufkin game and were not in good form. The Conroe scores were made by a pass from Ballard to Dean and a run by Hopson, The extra points were made by Dean. The Tigers played at Jacksonville on November 7th and downed that team Z0-6. A pass from Ballard to Fuller made the first tally, and the other two were made by Hummel and Rhodes. The extra points were made by Dean. This was an easy game for the Tigers. The last quar te r was played by second and third team player s. On November 14th the T ig e r s played at Bryan and defeated them Z0-7. Ballard scored the first tally for the Tigers and Hunnmel scored the other two. The extra points were a gain scored by Dean. The longest run of the seasonwas made by Hummel who returned a kick-off 85 yds. for a touch- down only to have it cancelled by a penalty. The Tigers finished the season on November Zlst by defeating the Palestine Wildcats inthe rain Z5-0. The first touchdown was on a pass from Ballard to Dean and the other three by Hopson, Rhodes, and Huxnxnel. The score was held down against a weak Palestine team by the rain and the fact that a big part of the game was played by substitutes. Many of the boys who did not get their names in print as a star but who were indispensables to the team are Woodman, Sills, McDonald, Larey, Pitts, Fuller, Carroll, Hodges, Hayes, Pool and many others we will not mention. Out of the Z0 lettermen this year only four will r e tu rn next year. Those four boys with the othe r squadmen and Junior High boys are determined that next year will be another winning season for the Tigers. The four returning lettermen are Hopson, Clarke,McDonald, and Sills. The line played great football but we are not being critical of the backs who also played fine ball - you are born with speed or without. GOOD LUCK TIGERS! L 5'mAL1..:' S 'sfxku QQ. naw 2 1 Hurnrnel off for a nice gain. Fuller stopped in the Palestine game. , 1 Conroe tallies six points against Austin. I Q, ,Q Bradley gets one of his jolting ta ckle s. l Up and over and stopped by Hopson. Fumble! Bradley and Dean go in for the ball , -4 I . we HARDY DEAN is aSenior End. J. D. BRUCE is a Se nior and ThisSeasonhemadeA1l- Q p1ayedTack1e. HewasCo- District and was picked on the Captain this Season and played second All-State team. a s te a dy game all year. H e ha s earned hi s second letter. CAMPBELL WOODMAN is a 4' Senior and made his second le tte r at Center this Season. GENE HUMMEL, Fullback, is JAMES FULLER is a Senio r a Senior and made his second End. He le tte r e d at Guard, letter this Season. Center, and End. He lettered three years. BILLY RAY QTHE BRAINJ CLARKE isalunior and letter- ed at Fullback this Season. GENE HUMMEL,aSenior, made his second letter at Full- back this Season. -. r if 3 L 'Na BENNY BALLARD is a senior 'i -3 4 GEORGE HODGES is a Senior and lettered at End this year. George Qc o a c hl was a great as set to the coaching staff. '.w . - ' e a r ning his third letter this S e a s o n. He was Co-Captain the la s t two years and played Quarterback. DICKIE RHODES is a S e n io r and mad'e his second letter at Halfback this Season. .13 -vi ,..,-. . BOBBY HAYES is a. Senior and made his letter at Halfback this Season. JAMES fCavemanJ BRADLEY is a Senior Tackle. Lettered three years and made A11 Dis- trict team three years. nf . TOMMY MCDONALD is aJ'un- ior and lettered as an End this year. ELBERT JACKSON is aSenior EUGENE LAREY is a S e nio r and made his second letter this Season. 14.5.3 HI If ,H and lettered at End this year. DONALD SILLS is a Junior and ROBERT POOL' a Senior, 1et- lettered at Guard this Season. tered 4 t Halfback this Season O'-as ,,. 4 , 'U 1. I 'sl , 1 Y U 1 L 3. . r v 1 !,1 c.' .. . ,,.:f..: Ve O .h Q .4 if J- CO ROE HIGH CAGERS i948 lst row: jimmy Carter, Sammy Hopson, james McCa1l,jerry Fryar, Dick Nutter-Mgr. Znd row: jesse Childress, jordan Rice, Clint Carroll, Ebbie Smith, james Bull. 3rd row: Coach Clayton, Gene Hummel, George Hodges, Tommy R e ed , Hardy Dean, jerry Creighton, Coach Steakley. GENE H U M M E L 5 I JERRY il 5 1 l i GEORGE H O D G E S CREI TON HARDY DEAN CAMPBELL WOODMAN TOMMY REED EBBIIL. SMITH CONROE ANNUAL SHRINE INVITATION BASKETBALL TGURNAMENT I COAC M New Caney Kinkaid- - Splendora- New Caney Kinkaid - - Tarkington Dayton - - Humble - - Dayton - Humble - - 1948 RESULTS here there there there there here there there here here Runners up in Conroe Tournament Crosby Tournament F2 Chma - - - WMP won won won vsfon won lost lost won lost won Tarkington ---- yi!!! - ,- won M C W l I, I' f ul . 1: ' r'., --N ,I I' ik ik A Q L Q 'X x i S t A f, a it ' A x ,L f I' A Tk We f , I Joyce Carter Audrey Freeman, Betty Griffin, Janet O'Bannon. Betty R Dodson, Bobbie Cannon, Barbara Smith, Mary C. Sweaks, Lois Fritch, Doris Granger Betty Humphery Myrtle Ann Anderson, Dorothy Josey, Betty Hogue, Billy J'u.ne Rice Georgia Lee Conroe Tigerette Tournament Conroe Girls Receive Second Place Trophy CONDITIONING EXERCISES BADMINTON Cross Girls' Section ' P. E. of Classes SOCCER DRIBBLE BASEBALL VOLLEYBALL TUMB LING 3 Y BOYS' INTRAMURALS BASKETBALL CHAMPS Baker G1-ang Kelley Manning Stevens Fuller Clift FOOTBALL CHAMPS Stevens Baker Manning Neal Zinmmerman C tl h ldt Ly h - VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Fritch Mayfield Dodson Lowe Vick Carter Ringo Adams Anderson Cole GIRLS' INTRAMURALS VOLLEYBALI CHAMPS Ch'1d H yd R F th F Y B 11 P C t r' .1 ' f, ,N 2 4 V 4 G 7, , A ' gy M ' ' 1 ' A N I .try -.Lx with 1 1 , Fritch Vick Ringo Anderson Adams Cole Smith Dodson Carter BASEBALL CHAMPS Hogue Porter Duffy Ewell Freeman Green Pruitt Kame ron Rutledge Hocut Parker Griffin Wilmoth ,-., -Y w Ping Pong Champ fsing1esl Teenie Parker. , st ,4 N tb 5 . 5:7 ..m,, 1: ' 4 .,X' ' hz C msg ' Pictured at left the Ping Pong Champs fdoublesl Teenie Parker, Mert Anderson. Pictured at r ig ht the Badminton Champs fdoublesl. 6 ' TENNIS Barbara Cole, Tot Porter, Mert Ander- ' r - son, Dloris Megarity, Peggy Hardcastle. E 'gli - f' 6 ' .hr.s 4 C Badminton Champ fsinglesl Dorothy Josey. A X M wi 59.:f- CONROFS ANNUAL BOXING TOURNAMENT CONROE GYMNAS I UM MARCH I2-I3 X, ,1 Al' Wi1dman Woodman wins over Conroe's pride, Campbell Wood- man clinches with Bobby Lawson Lawson -- a decisive victory. .nw - - :hh 4 1 Iii 1 5. 1 Q A Q . ,M Q li i,-LX4 -vt Qi, Q51 :ti TRACK COACH C. H. S. TRACK TEAM X 'W fd' 7 X 1, x I i - ' . ? .Q C' C 1 11. . , . J' wi 9 'lgpl I Q sf Q ff Q LQNVR W0 V. X im QNRUW QA A ,Q y -J A -A i j , V --- ' eil , ' ff.. 'f ' -.4 ' AQ-, ff My A : '? Tv 4 -. im ' la 1 if Lu, s- F . o Q svfnnbt X NRO X yylr x i V b Q A 5' Q, JA- Q76 1 X gr! SH g ATI X-Qgwgfi XA Hip X1 , 1 1 5 -W! HF' '1 .. f ' vWf'0F' A ' 1,0V?f,lZ'F' A' JPY' Q BASEBALL TEAM f ', 4 Ufvx R 4... CW fb A 5' A A A706 AM'fA0fQ ,QSMQ bf, ' 1.5. 1, A Ill' ' . A Y 'A - A, -Ugzvn It QSSR?bp Q Q. 0? Rf . 631 06 la 2 - A I ' i f H A ' I-VT -W XE .57 L , , S Q 1' ' y pr 3 1 A Q1 't F I. as . 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Queen Janet and King Jerry Creighton an 415' 19' Maul-of-Honor Irma from the Master of Ceremonies Wendell Hague House of Weinzettle QUEEN JANET ascends to her throne. Train-bearers: jack Clarke III Bill Evans . , 4 -. X, - 4 ,, 3 f I I H , 4 ,Z 5 I, King jerry from the House f Creighton, crown tl1ee,Janet, rom the House of 0'Bannon, Queen of the 1948 Flare. 9 Ye 'Q A fe Q, 2 , I t 4 L awe, y . RY' ,e I agp, -i Unix- .Of ' Ii' BN '-.Q I -' ig: - .L 15 .K Dancer Dolores Romero performs for the Royal Party Flower Girls' Courtenay Crane Karen Wallace Crown-bearer' Dean Carmichael Z S 1, , 0 'H IDllI'llC'SS I,ETTERMEN'S is A A H S is S A cz R , A f' I f A r T U 1 Ill N f f I 'i . ,f C A 11 V I 1, N . , Q V V A L' A 1: f i 'P 1 'S' 19 U A 0 mf ff' ,Y f J In COLE 5 x I i K 'M 'Q Laclyfin-Waiting Sara Lou from the Dulce Sammy from the House of Hopson House of Moore ,, . N :ie ii: Wit - 4- Q Q I 361, 1.4. 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L92 Lady-in-Waiting Betty Jo from Duke Gene from the House of Hummel the House of Gmffin Duchess FLARE C I S Q S Q T E A F f r F 0 m C I A I 6 N D H I 0 D ll QA Z F A A f' 5 T 0 N : QQ E f -9 1 X' ws KAMERON , o L on s so a Lady-1nfWa1t1ng Tot from the Dulce George from the House of Hodges House of Porter Duchess L E L A f 7' 0 TTL f h e H 0 u s e 0 f MCDONALD SPANISH C L U B C A N D I D A T E Ladyfinfwaiting May Delle from Duke T. from the House of the House of Penn Duchess D O H R I S f r 0 771 t I1 e H 0 u s e 0 f RENEAU X '36 - AERONAUTI C S C L U B C A N D I D A T ' E . V.. V of 2 Y Lady-in-Waiting Lois from the Duke 'Tommy from the House of Reed House of Reneau ,gif Duchess STUDENT M A R C Y O C U gb N H C R 17 I N L f ,. C 0 m A f N ll 6 D I H 0 D u S A e T 0 E f S WEAKS Lady-infWaiting Barbara from the Dulce Bobby from the House of Budde House of Smith xg . nf-- , .wa-, 5 P-rf ., ng . -ug 1. Q ,1 3 J Q' Q! f M NFPGS. , 'aff5e': 1 VY -c - 1' N is ,-H3 ui'-A SNAZBS ...- N., ww. 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