Crockett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Crockett, TX)

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September, 1942, forty-eight scared freshmen entered the freshman class. We were scared because we had heard that Mr. Schmidt was very hard and mean and the upperclassmen would do terrible things to us; but we soon found out it was not so bad after all. Miss Brcazeale and Miss Guerrero were our home-room teachers. We were sorry to lose Emily Jane Haal, but happy to welcome Thomas Beard. We were happy to become sophomores because we could initiate the Fish”. Mrs. Satterwhitc and Mrs. Flippo sponsored our class. We lost Charles Spain, Walter Brown- ing, Frank Collier and Billy Houston, but were happy to have Joanne Dickey and Charles Taylor join our class. We were proud to be juniors so that we could sit downstairs in assembly instead of in the balcony. With the help of Miss Sue and Mrs. Standley we were able to honor the seniors with a very pretty prom. Rainbow style. Donald Brown and Joe Neruda left the class, because they had to join the armed forces, but we were glad to have Martha Cov- ington join us. September, 1945, found thirty-six dignified seniors under the leadership of Mrs. Churchill. The annual staff sponsored some close contests which were the beauty and popularity contests. We were happy to have three out of our class elected for these. They were Betty Joyce Knox for the most beautiful girl, 'Pretty Boy” Sharp for the most handsome boy and Rinky” King for the most popular boy. The juniors honored us with a very pr tty prom. We worked very hard so that our senior plays and com- mencement exercises would be a success. This year is the one that we will remember most. We wish that those dear old school days could continue, but we can carry only the memories with us forever. So we leave those until now.

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