Crockett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Crockett, TX)

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IN MEMORIAM Through her short life, Feline, bulldog mascot, represented her namesakes, the Bulldogs of Crockett High School. On Tuesday afternoon, January 6, 1948, at 4:55, she succumbed after undergoing an operation. At the time of her death she was three years and seven months old. Feline waj true to her school in being present at all football games, pep rallies, and assemblies. When she was buried at the Crockett Bulldog Stadium, two beautiful sprays cov- ered her grave. In the future a permanent monument will be placed in her memory. We, the students of C.H.S., salute Feline, for she will remain in our hearts forever.

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HONOR ROLL SENIORS Doris Allbright Mary Barkley Bobbie Buller Pat Cannon Jamie Clements Willie M. Dickey Billy McPherson Staley Mims Tommy Perdue Mabel Deen Poe Bertha Ross Mary J. Ross JUNIORS Bobby Beard, Stella Beavers Dian Bennett, Carol Dickey James Lively, Nelda Parks Dorothy Moore, Carol Rich SOPHOMORES Adele Crawford, Bette Murray Annette Skipper, Peggy Spence Vira Jo Bennett, Eloise Dickey Dorothy Kale, Charles Moore Terry Morrow, Margaret Petty John C. Ramey FRESHMEN Nell Bradley, Dorothy Brasher Betty Jo Hudson, Gloria Sue Martin Marjorie Buller, Barbara Smith

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Young people of Texas will always be impressed with our state's colorful and heroic past. Close to the heart of every Texan are those stories of pioneers who arrived in ox carts to build the first log cabins in a new country, and who for their efforts, bore the scars of Indian arrows. The days of the open range and the cattle trail are gone, but their im- print will last forever. It was a spirit of loving appreciation for the historical and legendary love of Texas that prompted us to select this theme for the 1948 BULLDOG.