Crawford High School - Pirate Yearbook (Crawford, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1947 volume:

II1 PIRAII Wfwfom Q QW G ' J Q H li I 1 5 JJ N .M 5 fi., if To the vltallzlng Splrlt of Progress that has guided u to our present achlevements and whlch stands as a goal for our success through each succeedlng year, we dedicate 'IFE PIRATE OF l9A'7 X ,ya X I Ill: 'Pl 'W -491 11 I L44 A ..:a':.-'as' ,.:...Y ISHS!!!-is Nl Ill I .lf 335' 4 'VA --'I T0 TH MEM ERS OF THE STAFF OF THE 1947 PIRAIE2 To all of you l express my slncere appreclatlon for your C0Op6I8tlOn and help 1B the publishlng of TH PIRATE. JAM, JAWW ' 5 .ll A - 3 - if 'rc V1 . 'I 4 - 1. y X y U 1 0'1C Thls year has been a momentous one It has been a year of memorles 1n the School days of Crawford Hlgh School If the Plrate has depleted evldence of memorles dear to you, then the boox has fulflll ed lts purpose L3 ff 1124 X DRIINISTII TIOY SML W gb JN u,l HOYVTAYTVC LTT G CRAWFORD 11 L Xi I-'um' OLD SCHOOL Thls bulldlng 15 the center nucleus of the present Crawford School Bulldmg This plcture was made ln the year 1909 ' 'Ili W A A new venture requlres more courage and more lnltlatlve on the part of those who launch lt Commendatlon 1s due the Senlor Class and the staff presentlng this yearbook It represents a cross sectlon of school and community actlvltles for the 1946 1947 term ed by the adage that Hope lnsplres work wlns, Success rewards May the good the true and the beautlful attend you Slncerely , I As you work and as you plan may you be admonish - ' ' , ' and ' 7 f Q 4, V D 1 f ' WE DEDICATE THIS SECTION OF THE ANNUAL TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CRAWFORD SCHOOL BOARD WHO, WITPDUT REMUNERATION, GIVE FREELY OF THEIR TDIE AND EFFORT TO THE SUPPORT OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS AND FACULTY THE STAFF HHH Q4 WZ C G SPENCER Secretary TRU3 E :S L. A. ALLEN, President Q ' j me L , 1 , Q S H T ENGLEBRECIB2 W L MANSKE LBFULP CLIFFORD NOLAND RHWALKER H E SRADER QReS1gnedD JOHNNY CHRISTIAN -'B' D030 LHY ORMAN 'IOMMIE TUBBS ,ff kt 9 BUS DRIVERS CHARLIE RICHARDSON GARREIT SPARKMAN S V MCCAGE 'IDM SHOFNER WAYNE ANDERSON I X ,gb - I x ' X F1 '- it A-Q D - f x yx A , I wr . 'fix f I sf' 4 v A, 500: 4 : I . 1 5 - an ' 1.J.4f A I' K- 'K J, an -f J',,,., 'Hifi' .fy . 41 ,,.M 1m'g4.!fn f ' gl 5,1 f I By 6. M I . mv .J fi - A I 5, ' lv ' W -P ' 21' 'I :I 4. -- M 4. . W. ' 1 fm 1 - ,Q.. g Q ' 1 '- , 544 8 ' . em .. , 1vV S -f'- Avis Qx .C, A , 5-f.f4,5?,5?f' X5 1 1 ' 1.os',a- pl: .z,:v J-f'- 9 ' SCHOOL STORE AUDITORIUM - GYMNASIUM COTTAGE LIVING ROOM :Aw , a.z:....,.,. , HOME ECONOMICS LABORATORY J 1 'KJ 5 .f 0 4 M' 0 Q mu My Aft! K Id I-9' 'f 30 5 45 GZ- I X 11' 1 A T 1 'if F A C I LTY MR C K BURNS H S Pr-ln , Coach, Math ll' MRS O BROWNING Home Economlcs MRS MABEL SMITH Seventh Grade MISS GLORIA STEVENS En gllsh MRS H B NUTT Slxth Grade ik MR S V MCCAGE Soclal Sclences MRS C K BURNS Elghth Grade MRS LLOYD SADLER my G gf -nv 1 1 , M... 9 B f Y ' ,f l , ii as 'V Flfth Grade MRS VELA IIHAN MRS SADA ENGLAND MRS ONA RICHARDSON Fourth Grade Second Grade Flrst Grade MISS GUSSIE HICKERSON PRINCIPAL of GRAMMAR SCHOOL THIRD GRADE I thlnk the BEST a teacher can do for her puplls 15 to lead them lnto an appreclatlon of the good and the beautlful that they flnd about themg to foster ln them a tolerance, a patlence and good wlll so that they can llve successfully and contentedly wlth thelr fellowmen and to enable them to dlscover a prlnclple that wlll support them all of thelr llves. - We hope we have glven you a llttle of the BEST as you passed our way. Q 9 I f S y y ffiflr G. A .J 4-4....JV g-tg T 55' NURS M mi Q. . 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YR 0 f M g, W CLASS HISTORY The Senior Class of '47, or most of lt, walked through the doors of various school buildlngs for the flrst tlme, an optlmistlcally demanded an educatlon Of the forty two flrst graders who started here ln 1936, only ten, Robert Stuth, Anna Jeske, Margle Sanders, LaVera Schulte, Martha Mlller, Phnlora Noland, Bruce Harrls, John Brown, Edward Brown, and James Damon have completed thelr eleven years of schoollng 1n the Crawford School The rest of the Sen1or Class has Jolned thls number, e1ther 1n the grades, or ln hlgh school We started our hlgh school career wlth an enrollment of twenty four eager Freshmen, br1ng1ng w1th us the nalve self' assurance that only a Freshnan possesses That year we recover ed from the Sen1or's torture and seemed to fully engoy lt wlth the help of our sponsor, Mrs Janes We entered our Sophcmore year w1th thnrty as an enrollment Our sponsor was not very actlve because of the war shortages and so lt seemed the longest year of all We came to sohool as Junlors wlth an enrollment of twent our sponsor was Mr S V McCage Our year was a perlod of steady act1v1ty We took part and attended football, basketball and baseball games We produced the Junlor play called For Pete's Sake It was a blg success and spurred us on to hlgher accompllshments We ended one busy year wlth a very expresslve Junior and Senlor banquet and were looklng forward to an 6JCClt ing Senior year Our Senlor year, whlch began w1th an enrollment of twenty two, has been a very busy year so far and w1ll be untll gradua tlon nlght We have been worklng slnce the flrst of thls year to get money to go on our Senlor trlp We have not as yet declded upon our Senlor play And we know we wlll engoy the banquet, WhlCh the Junlors wlll glve us We have declded to leave as our school glft, a flash-bulb camera, and we hope everyone wlll engoy :Lt The success we have and wlll make durlng thls year's school term 1S due to Mlss Glorla Stevens, our sponsor, and we thank her very much We w1ll always be grateful to our parents lor the opportunlty of a hlgh school educatlon, and to our leaders for the patlence and conslderatlon they have shown throughout the years we have been wlth them - 0 - . . . - . 0 . . . v . - . 0 . 4 . - 0 . . . - . .. n . . . 0 0 - . 0 ' r Q 9 0 I I 0 . . v l Q 0 . . . 0 . - - Q - . 0 . - - . . . . o 0 . . . 0 , . I 1 . . . . 1 0 . . Q , . . - s 'I 4-GQ 1 I-dv PNIORY MAX DELL ABEL uAnd the wonder still 1S that one small head so much knowledge could hold PATRICIA BROWDER nHer heart lS as far fro wrong as heaven 1S from earth U EDWARD BROWN NA man after S own heartn JOHN BROWN 'It requlres much sense to play the fool H if ,. X 4-Q -Q ff xx 3,3-F' N ..2 , JAMES DAMON He trudged along unknowing what he sought, And whistled as he went for want of thought. LOUIS ENGELBREC HI' A man wlth frlends can face the world BETTY JO ETCHESON She hldes herself behind the crowd ll BRULE HARRIS The mlnd of Socrates behlnd a mask of :Lndlfference Qt ANNA MAE JESKE 'Why worry 8DOUt it? It is not due until tomorrow N JAMES KILPATRICK NNo truly great man ever thought hlmself so H PETE MATTLAGE NI llke work It fascinates I can sit and look at lt for hours H ANNIE MAE MEADOWS HA truly sweet and virtuous soul.n Y'-!WfCIN, 'f s f fish N. ', g -,J . 1- 'v.-' f ff? .,4.gi P 755 ' 'gli' ,f h M: . I 1 1 jj. 4-'Ss' ,-56 '90 I N S+ 23' N N 14:8 .fQ: 5gfQi MARTHA MILLER How far that little candle throws her flame. PHILORA NOLAND I will if I can, and I can. MARVIN REICH hey are only truly great w are truly good MARGIE SANDERS How can you frown at her when she smlles back? sim IIT -E nos . it tp 1e1xU , X ' , 1-M xU ' V V GERTRUDE SCHRAEDER Many a flower is born to blush unseen LAVERA SCHULTE L1.ke her are the real strength of ary land EUGENE SNIDEQ urrender' No I have Just begun to flghb ROBERT STUTH You can tell me and I will llsten butl haveammd ofrrWown Q A NEAL WELLS Still waters nm deep LONNIE WIETHORN He who labors dlllgently need never despalr SPONSORS GIDRIA STEVENS S H ENGLAND SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT LAVERA SCHULTE VICE-PRESIDENT MARTHA MILLER SECRETARY TREASURER MAY DELL ABEL REPORTER MARGIE SANDERS p 'UNIo1z M KESl:lVlBlHnfE N 7'pSV75 135 D P rFL7' lg INCIDF a MA L ,CTU w,,,,,.f'! A,-.fff lm lvl XAN.. - 6 f 1 7 IU Q 0 cr, ,L .vm, 63 X N Ou' H ,'S f U 2 0 A ' - 5 EE 5 In f f Jffiftffl JUNIOR PROPHECY EDWARD BROWN vnll lead a secluded llfe on a ranch ln the extreme West MAY DELL ABEL wlll render a huge success ln her artlcle for the New York Tlmes, Love can Strll Come at 35 ' JOHN BROWN wlll reslde ln the great metropolls of Osage, he w1ll take one long trlp to the clty and there he wlll learn the art of puttlng on a palr of shoes NEAL WELLS w1l.l become a short order cook at the popular H1 Way Grlll JAMES DAMON w1ll become the envled zoo keeper of the Herman Park ln Houston Hls motto wlll be Always be dumb to klnd annuals BUBA KILPATRICK wall become the most popular screen lover and Casanova ln motlon plctures BETTY JO ETCHIISON wlll contlnue as a devoted housewlfe and wlll be countlng llttle chlcos by the score MARGIE SANDERS w1ll rate among the most efflclent secretarles and w1ll secure a posltlon ln Joe's Jolnt PAT BROWDER wlll devote her llfe to the perfectnng of that popular product produced by Llve Garrett Snuff Inc Because of thelr allergy to females, ROBERT STUTH and LONNIE WIETHORN w1ll become hermlts and make thelr future resldence on the banks of the Brazos ANNA MAE JESKE w1ll coach her own female football team :Ln some promlnent college 111 a dlstant state tour the world lookzlng for anlmals? BRUCE HARRIS w1lJ. fnnd hls long awalted happlness ln cleanmg foot balls ln the famous Rlce Instltute MARVIN REICH wlll become the world's most famous bull flghter an w1ll make numerous trlps to Europe on tours EUGENE SNIDER w1ll lead the qulet llfe of a shepherd If any sheep get lost hls dog wlll have to fund them ANNIE MAE MEADOWS wlll become a bookkeeper lI'1 the thrlvlng clty of Crawford PHILORA NOLAND Sc MARTHA MILLER wall amaze the countryslde by w1.n nlng admlratlon from thelr competltors ln the operatlng of thelr two-woman fllllng statlon GERTRUDE SCHROEDER w1ll become mayor of that up and comlng Cltl of Oglesby PETE MATTLAGE wlll promote a thI'lV1Y1U shop 1.n New York He wlll be recognlzed as Master Mattlage and hls buslness wlll deal ln what . . , . . .p . . . I, r I ' , , LAVERA 8: LOUIS ENGELBRECHT will become adventurers and SO will . . d . - . - n ' ' the well dressed young woman will wear this season. . UNIO ll WILMA BLANTON 1:9 '-4 J. L. CALDWELL :A ?y . I Y 5 -i.f'?5' A L. at- W A MARY BETH CHAMBLEE LILA FRANCES CHANDLER 1' E Q f TH LMA JEAN HAYES JEAN PDLMAN ls N f 50 v v MARX NELL JAYROE BILLY KILPATRICK LORRAINE LIPPE HQ-.. Amir LYNN MCCAGE RAY NEWMAN DWAIN PLACE IIDYD REUETER BETTY SIVIIS QR P v BILLY STFINKAMP SP JERRY WALKER MAX WALKER OLLIE LEE WELLS NELVA DORIS WESTERFIELD SPONSOR JUNIOR CLASS OF PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . VICE-PRESIDENT . . . SECRETARY TREASURER . . . 0 0 Q U 0 0 0 0 C K BURNS FICERS J. L. CALDWELL . . LILA CHANDLER TH LMA JEAN HAYS NELVA WESTERFELD r ' I.,- ,' f f f fff OW! X 4 7 ,f gf!! ALMA MATER tthky Prdlytd th ay d p all Hall t Alm M wf H g X ff 7 Z!! ff 7 ,ZfQf Z Zfz ff Z QQ! QM X 7 ' X X? gf' A X Z , Q5 rf , ' ,X On our cltles western bord Reared agains e S , ou S an S our Alma Mater As e years b . Forward, ever, be our watch- d Conquer an rev ' , ' o Thee our a ater Cra ord i h School Haill f- M XZ f uz.f ggi, ':, f,r Q 1 sovnomom M Q , Wy! qw amiga? W' as M M Q, QW 'aan 'ie 5 S OPHOIWI 011 l 25 Q Q 4. 5 ARNELL BUTH 4. ,, Y vi GELBRECIM ' com FRADY N WILBURN GAUER norms HARRIS nj fi GOV CZ' BOBBY WHPHRIES EDNA BETH HALL ROY ALLEN JONES QP CHARLES MATTLAGE GENE MANSKE LE Roy MAPPE OU f A5 Ordc 7' EDDIE LEE NOLAND EARL 'POWERS l'g 3 BILLY RAYBURN LOUISE RICHTER EDITH SCHRODER 4 GLENN WEBER SPONSOR S V MCCAGE SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT .... . . LE ROY MAPPE VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . GENE MANSKE SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . . CHARLES MATTLAGE REPORTER ..... . . ANNA LOU HOPPE Fmtsumrix A i fm f Fl Eflh KEN JEANALLEN l. if TOM cHADw1cK LAURA DELL KNUPPEL F3 'S?' I' TOM BROWDER VENITA CHADWICK .3 HEHVIAN FITZHUGH RUBY JONEQ 0 av- BOBBY PLACE RAYMOND REICH 'V' sys QAQ .A. auf 0 L-unch SOFENA SCHROEDER MAVIS SPARKMAN JIMMY THURMOND JERRY TRIPPLETT CLEO WELLS SARAH WALTERS SPONSOR AREA BROWNING FRFSHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . . JEAN ALLEN VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . JIMMY THURMOND SECRETARY TREASURER . . . . MAVIS SPARKMAN I V REPORIER ...... . . RUBY JONES , , P 4 4 Y 4 j 4 XA YA f ff A A AR P X AAJYY ia YJ f QA' 5, HIGH SCHUOL STAGE HIGH OCHOOL AUDITORIUM AND GYMNASIUM A SCENE OF THE STAGE TAKEN FROM THE CRAWFORD H I- NIPXT XRX 1 'N 4 xfjx ' 1 1 nxt xl Jlr A fl 1 3.: C V' 'A 1 XLq Y XTYASLI ,9 1 ' SN' ' 1 li' LE Nllh 'T RRY EIGHTH GRADE U SEVENTH GRADE 4 In 4 ?' Q 1 ' X r Q ' 1 ' 1 ' f , , 4 A. K 1,5 'x v X - w i N , -A 1 ' s -f.,. 4- v If r 4,- 6 4 ' A 1 V C 4 1 A 'I N 1 5 , in a 5 4 as 'P ' 5- 4 4 ' L.: ' 1' W ,Q v 1. - .. x ' X , I , A . , G. 4 - H flaws. x , . 47..- - . . A r ' I r 1 ' 4 C -' 1 all TT' SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE 1 1 ul i T 1 l I3 - ,. QW FOURTH GRADE f . . Www THIRD GRADE -i li .1 -an-4, , , . . 4, , , . x . .I , , 1 ' 6 gy.,-fu , ,I X .f - - -fy. l W ' 9 'M r'q,.f-img! 79 T. Qiffb L 'F L ' f . A. .ff'sf,Y, i,4,:g'j 17 . M 4 - .. A - , .Q 5 V V , 'I A ,, f H V VN .4 f ' x' Div- V ,, , ' U , .... ,,, V -,p,,py, 1 H .- ' ., ..f .fy 4, f ' Y 64 - -.-- ff , W J . 4 my - 1 ,, ff - L, - 5 I 'i'I7ZnHi ,. 'CQ' ,. .ar--' Q' , V1-: , s I 1 bn SECOND GRADE M ,W I FIRST GRADE 1 3 -4 1 . -.r f i X2 3 2 .N ,W , 4 , lac - - V 1 ff-' it K f 3 , ,fffgqw I ai M' ' M. d.Ai:7mf1-V 5.v,v -l 41 :Ht . 0 ,yu f'I,'l ' ,.,,A , I 1 -I 1 O nl fl '1 .fl 'f 'n o, f I ' su 'u A um 'N x s S 1 x '. I x '- P A V0 5- Mosf' Rep rcscufhz-r Boy X. Bruce H11-ris, Mosf TC5 Cjvfdflvc 0 . Elrf lvcfvl Da,-15 Wes fer ICU 7 ig. , xi X . U I?-1 P ' l C 4 QR? 'TEL -E' S3 'ffm Bcsf Hflllc-fc Z'- .lifc Mlfm., cf ,.4 l- Th c Bcsf Hfhlefe Ll vcrl SLI! If la- 'J-Q ,dig-,... ll C. I A Sf Hi.UlLSOMS , AA ' f . I Al' , 0 I W'fW P 15 C-zJ ' March 7 lqlr' ,,,r5 jofcel bY 'SCN sf 1 Y ar JJ P I I L., fx- Q 011 cum: Amo A A , f ff? g J ff 23? -Ffa Q 5 l '. I CL l BS n-r 4-K I I BOY SCOUTS . . V1 Q, 1 .- ',: . QQ , ' I . 6 .- 4' 1 I , K U . ,N V, -.4 7 . . 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Six -I i ff Q5 6 4 x 1 K 0? 7 5 1, f x, A- f- C,-Q6'EHS::h 1928 to 1947 r I , ra ford Battles Bremond Tigers To In.T Corsairs Continue Upsetting More N ews-Tribune Crawford's Pirates ers of Bremond will ful old Tonkawa park 1nto a tle-ground tonight at 7:45 the square off to dec1de f ro bal champxon o 'Ihe heavxer enced puplls of son are favored to determlned COlSall tltle they shared la fold playmg for ln several years ha Drub LOREWA prxse team of the l fans say they vull 1162523 Sfsguhne tomght by upsettm 9 la 9 Both teams haxeback Pete Mage aids gnst tone IH dgstgiE3ferifgii1na20 Oopn was a lra es were 16 count for the1r gazghlgafaggge Bremond was nosed of the opening Crawford t1ed 00 h won handxly over ogg, gairgfmra Brucev1lle Eddy yard thrust off e e entry the Pirates! pl assed the oth r less tle Bremond 1 by Groesbeck ln arwglxgtggragitra uv I :lb -111' I tb w v -1 L . ., wierd HW' Q- E Q. 11 1 J ion Q.. Q5 remgbx More pf Ami ale 4 Co, g is 1:gg':Egd.:Vg,h Vkjgspfif to T. e EXBCUUV of da5,af 'ayeaag'esab'eS' th 'Lea 'e Z I U e e '0o 0 3 0 dcfarf Pugne Of E I2 -0 - ,f . oi 7- thfeflsel agles hon 3 mtle herord pf Voted - tes wh-eafs 1 'maid 8 1 'ddJ' re Fri- mond but Plfa - 8612119 fhe S f1e :ZW :line eu'e'd- S9-B TMC tor Bins' 3756551 '5'?a0'Sew3a5fofZC55f53 6 . Won Toss ll-fr,paSg 'b0rfie 30' e unable 20 NCB 9' TDP ' afares Wolf-H 6 in andfzxplay agm ll 3 fr 33551 Tonkawa ark ls emo 615 r xons ot th I H . 1 APS 11 'apr -as B lte of Crawford S 1 '71 ln . Berth 1 ck Joh. Or 1-4 w trxct F I .elvg P ' 1 CO' h i 1 ' he t 8 isxobkdxsmc . tw won OU Tl th owhasls tv. o Win' f xrst one h yard ame but not befo L0 a racked up enoug ad kept tne Goatsage :gnhave made the Same mlifg for one half Clgger but could not penetrate 3 Passin Is Lo Pirate double Stripe The lllecfpr O t gf ards l1adl10 fust downs to 0 pera mg rom C 01 B emond boasts a st Vflfe f1n'1l gun halted a L90D1'U'fgx attack led by Don duve on the Pnate 10 yifd m r Bremonds heav1er and faster hat assmg IS the Tlge th fn-st clown her classv axr ganwlCenter Nlax Walker aknd CYS: by Blllv 'Sllls whosethoxn were standouts m t e expected tg be the ford hnlg evenmg loxd Snu Rov urfv t mett Butler round and fv,EiK1SC'o?tJl?zSm0aS backfleld combmauo c 6 tough Euudogs S rolled over even cord1 e 0 9 Fat y A et the d 0 !xceptBruces1lleE.dd9t e ps d b left paratne ease rtthmltgtle 'clzhe E Three boys wth rl place un bl dl should make them a tmner of Kerens Notre Dame xt hen they f Hgme lf they bel erieigerontt hampionship Bid P 1 r a t e s Determ1ned to Gnve Favored Bremond 3 , Close Battle 1n DlStFlCt 29 B T1tle Clash a CYD CRAWFORD Nov 12 sm,- HISCOPIC Tonkawa park near here 1s be1ng mamcured for one of ltS Y, blggest events the dlstrlct 29B football champnonshxp battle be tween the Crawford Plrates and Bremond T1gers Thursday evenlng at 7 45 oclock team IS consxdered the favorite but Crawford led bv Pete Mattelage hard running fullback ls expected to make a close game of lt The Pirates tutored by C K returned to Interscholastlc football this season for the time in seven al years to wm out of SIX d1str1ct games bemg but t1ed 1n two con counts one game lost also won fave out of loslng to Brucevllle Eddv 2 0 fxeld Crawford t1ed 00 and battled to a scoreless draw are the records of the two Cxauford 0 Lott 0 Crawford 0 0 Crawford 20 R143-sel 0 Iott 12 Bremond 1 fOrf91Il xcevllle Eddy school are the top pelfc S fe the sturdy Bremond defel ,attles Bht Shari' fm' the 0 Naxsosl-.1 Plays quartcrbac X fd N1 ' artlett Bulldol ard Yanowsku tackle and 1-51W 0 ufsdav C e fl and apforixlsham 0 Bler d 13 Moody Rxe mst ure st Falr Szymascek rlght end All Milt 193W 'lf 00 d l Bartlett hard for opponents to get in Blxns S Sctwlfe ldxgtrlct com then' names are to ll llea 1 G H fl bv I lan Buc forward wauspelhey V sg Nieqgttee after 5 'ISU domed VISBQ- to th to be found 1n the Tlger Agnaxn I large part of the tlme The vunner of tom ghts game 332 be the bl d1str1ct representa Probab e Lln pq CRAWFORD 15 Lame 16 W Walker Wexthorn C Mattlage J Walker Engelbrecht Stemkamp galdsvell attla e Damon g Brown I5 Harms 19 BREWIOND Pos N ame N o Swmgler Yobra. 61 Watts F Slymaszek Q3 Barber Yanowsln Szvmaszek 60 Nowaskl Butler Adams Y ' . 8 . . - a , A . 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R FB Smder 58 ds startln team v.1ll layer bemg Tackle Eduard Iso ra who VL6lghS 185 pounds and the llghtest Iweal Watts 125 ound guard who makes up for t w1th some phenomenal play C K Burns IS the Crawford mentor He has one of th1s sec tlon s fmest runmng backs 1n Pete Mattlage who mll carry the blg share of the P1rate offense 1n thelr bld for the champ1onsh1p He has been a star 1n every game and is ln perfect shape for tomghts scuffle hagles bv u ln t 911 no mg out the P11 stlll appeaxs to ha Mer 1d1an uhlch has ne game 1n league play C1avvfords P1rates entertann the Bremond Twexs Thursday mght 1n a strug le for the d1str1ct 29B cxoun Cram fo1d lS undefeated but t1ed bs Lott and xull be favored oxer the tough Fellnes Coohdge goes to Fa1rf1eld for the dlStl1Ct 24B flag Falrfleld w1th a uctory over class A Teague to IIS credlt, rates the nod here n 21 Chxlton 0 r H I OOVM KH-L L HNIISIILL SMHN SVXZECL OR LV HHH WSI 1-il, Vd HD J-ILE lil a all RQ d qa 1a s uoa uno :I IRL pua og samead uo .xg sn 1, S20-5 D' -1 o 5 3- f-'No 03' wana o 'QP' ons. c:r se I 4: om? Q 3-c :roto g rs gm Qn'D-330296 mqwgjwgs 0 :LO 5 M8914 uD.D1 '9+2'-1'-SG Q 1 PEP SQUAD lp 4+ PAT BROWDER MAPVIN REICH LO RRAINE LIPPE Q Q J a . if .5 9 U' I 1 1 xy., 1 P P ' ' I 1 , ' , ,W L A f f 2. 5 94, -3 X I . w 72 - A X 1 -1 9 I - A Q. ,NSS I Q .. GATESVILLE RIESIL CHILTON LOTT BRUCEVI LLE LORENA BREMOND MOODY -E DDY DISTRICT CHAMPS OF 1946 25 exif kwin! K. THEY -si CAPTAIN CO CAPTAIN PETE MATTLAGE BRUCE HARRIS QUARTERBACK FULLBACK 'FALL DISTRICT Af' Q C K BURNS COACH 22: JOHN BROWN J L CALDWELL JAMES DAMON LEFT HALFBACK LEFT END RIGHT HALFBACK LOUIS ENGELBRECHT RIGI-II' GUARD RDBERT STUTH LEFT GUARD CHARLES MATTLAGE LEFT GUARD BILLY STEINKAMP RIGHT TACKLE JERRY WALKER MAX WALKER CENTER RIGHT END LONNIE WIETHORN LEFT TACKLE 'WALL DISTRICT EDDIE NOLAND JERRY TRIPPLETT LYNN MCCAGE DWAIN PLACE IIEDY MAPPE NEAL WELLS TOM B OWDER I EUGENE SNIDER CHARLES BROWN ROY JONES H RMAN FITZHUGH f C E ' Nag NWN BRS 'lklI TOP ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT' C. K. BURNS, DMAIN PLACE, LYNN MCCAGE, J. L. CALDWELL, ROBERT STUTH, MAX WALKER, BUBA KILPATRICK, JERRY WALKER, PETE MATTLAGE, JAMES DAMON, BRUCE HARRIS, LOUIS ENGELBRECHF, CHARLES MATTLAGE, ROY ALLEN JONES, EDDIE LEE NOLAND, LE ROY IVLAPPE, JERRY TRIPLETT. , TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHI' DOROTHY ORM!-LN, MAVIS SPARENAN, RUBY JONES, JEAN HOLMAN, BOBBIE RUMPRREES ANNA LOU HOPPE, VENITA CRADNICK, LLLA FRANCES CHANDLER, oLL1E LEE wELLS JEAN ALLEN, NELVA DORIS wESTEELD, ANNA JESKE, MAXDELLE ABEL, MARTHA M11.LER, SARAH NALTERS, LAVERA SCHULTE, MARGIE SANDERS, PATRICIA BRCNDER I ' X X P SHOT - 1 ,g,,, fav! 7 9 ,.,A !r 5 nj, ,-1 254 wifi' A 4' ar' Wig 'fi'- 5,3 '-'IM M ff Likely T J cared X gf Q 'Ya f 04905: 7 X io IJ 'O 0 ,- I . f ofalyvg-L Pes.siMf.sffe.. fi? , o l32.by QQ if '-C' A A Q 17' an Q V 0 X 0 1 4 ' 5 75 f'vCr3 fu' 4 5 L . I I . . , c , j A,-A A' J a ' u'U V dj , ,:1,,. , os' . u ' ' - ' XX0, 1 'K af x , X , 0 , 0 ' 1' ' 4 y ' 0 ' 5' .J . 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A' 5 : 5 J In that thls lS the flrst yearbook slnce the close of World war II the students and faculty deslre to dedl cate thls sectlon of the annual The Plrate to THJSE WHO SERVED Billy Abel Melrose Adams Ali' red Alexander Gerald Alexander Joe Bob Alexander Joyce Marle Alexander Bllly Gene Anderson Everett Anderson J Edward Anderson Lester Anderson Pat Anderson Woodrow Anderson Newman Antonson Clarence Aycock Bengamln Baker Jack Barnard Martha Barnard Erlck Bartles Herbert Bartles Melvln Behnke Rudolph Behnke Alvln Bennett Harold D. Bennett John Bennett 9 3 Robert D Bennett MLlton Bletendolf Earl Bletendolf Jesus G Blanco Howard Boyd Edwln Brown J Fred Brown Hoarce Buckner Bnlly Bunch Prentlce Buckner James Burks Halon A Bunyard Eugene Byrd Julian Burr Boone Cagle Bllly Caldwell Joe Frank Caldwell George Caldwell, Jr Alford Carter Wallace Chamblee Hubert Chandler Jack Allen Chandler Jack Chapel Johnny Chrl stlan Parnell Alexander Willie Mae Boyd Jack Clemons Jimmy Compton Woodrow Compton M. L. Compton Vernon Compton Pat C sgrove J O Cou lns Lloyd Crell J mfs po We Davley Bllly Crouch Joe Doo Dagley Jack Dagley Athel Damon James Q Damon lreddle D Davls Carland Davls Gerald Davls Hupert Davls MllllE Davis AlVlH Dar Hvelvn D y plCH9lb6TUGT J mes FG Hgl3HG w nv Hlva FWlHg B J Farlsh nlmer Farmer H3FTl5 FauDlOH Norrls Faublon Luther Fehler Meleta Fehler Billy Foster Ervin Gauer Don Gerand Delbert olll Charles D Roberts Don ld raves R E PFEIGS Travl Tlfplth wayne C lfflth George H Harrlson Roy Havxlns Ne l allen Nelson Alton Klng Lesly Hennlg Wesley hennlg J L Hlghtower Fr nklln Hodel Jack Holcomb Wayne olnes E B olmen GTdQJ Jolt Moody olt Henry O Howan Eu ene Huoglns James Edwln Hurst He bert Jayroe Ralph Jayroe Robert Jayroe Wayne Jayroe Stanley Jayroe Daniel Jones Bllly Ray Jones Lee H Jones D rld Jones Henry Kelllng Red Jones Robert Kllpatrlck James Kllpitrlcx W E Klmbrough bmlth Klmnrnugh Ja k KlFbO Do othy Klrbo James Klroo Vesta Krempln Isaac Leach LOWHlG Lammert Eredole Llppe Allard Lydcd M1118 d Lynch a A u K C est r 1 lanon lvln la on YOl3HG Mahon J rhart Manske M A Marshall James Matthew 'D I 1 1 I a . ,,. l 3' F f, ' A. - - . c. 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I N James Maberry, Jr. Claduis McCollum Benton McGaughy Edward McGaughy Wilson McLennon Jack McMahon Joe Bob McMahon Raymond McNeill James Merritt Joel Miller Ervin Mueller Benga M Nail Willis Naler Alton Nelson Harmon Noland Vernon Nolen Ferman Nu ley Mered1th,Nunley John Osborn Christine Pack Carl Patterson Alvis Patrick Edwin Petree Philips Elgin Peiper Bruce Place Frank Place, Jr Dwight Plemons Jim B Plemons Joe Plemons Eugene Plemons Evert Plemons Harlon Presley George Ried Margaret Renfro Ruth Renfro Elmer Roberts Jack Grimes Roberts Trwmm E Roberts Ralph Roe Joh Sanders Bull Sanders Ralph Sandhoff Ross Sandhoff Willie Sandhoff B W Salters Pat Shofner Tom Shofner Jr James Simmons Billy Simmons Willie Spross Frank Smith Woodrow Lparkman C R Sp rkman Wilson Sparkman B rney Spross Sidney Spross Joe Street Thomas Villanueva Sidney Steinkamp, Jr. Raymond Strickland Eddie Sutton Bob Travis Elmer Travis Milton Troutt Robert Troutt C A Tubbs Stanley Tubbs Alberta Wallace W J Wallace Joe G Walker Robert T Walker Harold valter Floyd Warren Armen Weiss Alfred Welthorn Reynolds Welch Cleo Westerfield Lawerence Westerfield Ray Westerfield Wallace Westerfield Joe B Wheeler Frank Wheeler Elvert Willmann Joe Williams Richard Williams Walter Williams Guss Woodward , ' ' Robert Patton Dwain Smith Altefl Wheeler J. 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