Crockett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Crockett, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

t 'i t I i I «iit i‘ rrsT'ii, u 7I ■i«111 • it 11 p i «i it it i ii n rt f)k 1949 BULLDOG Published by THE BULLDOG STAFF CROCKETT HIGH SCHOOL Crockett, Texas THE BULLDOG STAFF Dian Bennett Editor-in-chief Raymond Jones Assistant Editor Frank Penny, Jr. Art Editor Dorothy Moore Class Editor Carol Cecile Dickey Business Manager ■! Bob King Assistant Business Manager Carol Faye Rich Historian Virginia Miller Snapshot Editor Frank Edmiston Sports Editor Buddy Ray Ellis Assistant Art Editor Maxine McLean Girls' Sports Editor Perhaps many of you feel that your daily school tasks are really not important, that all of the important things in your life will happen after you have finished your high school education. I hope you will realize that one of the most im- portant results of your education is the ability to make your- self do the task you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you like the task or not. That is one key to a happy and successful life. We present you with the opportunity to use this key daily. Let us all begin using it more faithfully. Sincerely, BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. G. B. Lake J. I. Currey H. A. leMay Frank Granberry R. L. Allee T. E. Walden Neal Clements Miss Ernestine Kelly Secretary Tom M. Moore MRS. BEAR MRS. BEAR This page is lovingly dedicated to Mrs. Bear in sincere appreciation of the help and guidance that she has given us in prepara- tion of this annual. Her devotion and en- couragement shall be an inspiration to us always. Dian Bennett Ben Dent Bradley Annette Brown Gerald Cecil Carol Dickey Frank Edmiston Buddy Ellis Jane Fuller Joyce Grimes 1 Harry English ; Alta Forniquet Virginia Gray Deloris Grimes Betty Haley Clayton Hamm Lacy Hooks Raymond Jones Bobby Jule Heard Jean Hollingsworth Bob King Billy Joe Knox Maxine McLean Nelda Parks Frank Penny Carol Faye Rich Betty Lanelle Satterwhite A Jessie Ruth Stewart Burtis Dickey Della Mae Tolar Patricie Matlock Jenetha Delie Mize Charles Moore Terry Morrow Bette Jo Murray Robert Myers Larry McCelvey Margaret Petty Riley Pinson John Carter Ramey Ronnie Robertson Marjorie Shaver Annette Skipper Bonnie Smith Claudia Smith Pogqy Spence Imogcnc Swoaringcr Jimmy Tunslall Thelma Williams Betty Jean Woolley Barbara Wray MR. REED IL To Mr. Reed, without whose untireless ef- forts and co-operation this annual would not have been successful. Robin Arnett Shirley Ashby Peggy Bean John Brannen Dorothy Brasher Margie Buller Kenneth Caldwell Harrell Carpenter James Chiles Tinnie Cook Sybil Cromeens Bobby Ellis Bobby Ham Robert Hazlett Jack Heard Daisy Hester Betty Hudson Eunice Jones Wanda Lively Wilma Lively Nell Moffitt Walter Page L. A. Parker Annette Reed Rex Rhone Betty Richardson Barbara Smith Loretta Alderman Ann Arledge Joe Arledge Cecil Baker Emmett Brewton Joey Brooks Carl Buford Bobby Corder Julia Cherry Polly Craddock Edwin Daniels Jane Ellis Reed Ferguson, Jr. Jane Frisby Gerald Hicks Billy Morris High Sue Johnson Frances Kelley Patsy Lawrence Julia Leediker _______________________: Felda Lewis Corrine Lively Martha Livingston Jerry Mason Vee Mims Barbara Moore Bobby Neal Morrow Jimmy McConnell June McElyea Pat McGinty Dean McMillan Peggy Patrick Lorena Poe Betty Jo Rains Bobby Rains Earl Red Joyce Redman Jimmy Rhone Faye Richardson Peggy Scott Clara Shuck Freida Skipper Gloria Smith Ann Spain Jane Spidle JoeAnn Spinks Chester Stewart Charles Stringer Rush Taylor Carol Temple Jerry Temple Gladys Turner Katherine Walling Stella Walling Joe Heard Warren Eva Joyce Woolley Merle Locke HHHHHHHHrVti nmR miiuitk K -Vi RUNNERS-UP Raymond Jones Charles Moore Kenneth Caldwell Adele Crawford HONOR ROLL SENIORS Stella Beavers Jane Fuller Virginia Gray Dorothy Moore Carol Rich Emmit Roach Bobby Beard Dian Bennett Carol Dickey Frank Edmiston James Lively Jean Maples Nelda Parks SOPHOMORES Barbara Smith L. A. Parker Betty Hudson Cecil Heard Marjorie Buller Annette Reed Dorothy Brasher FRESHMEN Peggy Scott Jimmy Rhone Felda Lewis Patsy Lawrence Jane Ellis Polly Craddock Joe Warren Carol Temple Rush Taylor Betty Rains Peggy Patrick Pat McGinty Corrine Lively Julia Cherry Ann Arledge JUNIORS Vira Bennett Adele Crawford Eloise Dickey Julia Garrison Dorothy Kale Charles Moore Bette Murray Marjorie Shaver Peggy Spence Terry Morrow Margaret P« Barbara Wray, Fc ■nortf he sec •rolfti ' r.lcntl Second, 1C tve Ilrthds atct’nye flower 51 Wrthd! 5 v Ll Jtrin'cc Me, Shi rl o t- c. D rH 0 O C u C Vi r .c a K C S 'Ci R. j b • r, v cn r IJ C C. CM !«n e, Hr h i r AP 2 o r y tor., 4 C H n y. - a , n -i a. ci, fM c t1 b? O O’ c: itl 4J CO CD b tii u L f J5 Cl -H i $ g [Sc U) ItH iH tin .a rH C I El ,3 «. 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There were fifty- s participating in the rc- or.petition. The class A. :ing first division rere «ntsville, and Ncderlang. -Jivision honors On ret. W otbal. ocliett The ur hon F51 and fi‘ 1 the road. The 3ulle .ay two teens that wei .9 19L3 '’chedule, ■oes’oeck. All teen Mrs. Church Sponsor 11 :c . ole.y in Distl THE STAFF cJl;5 : Editor ....................... Assistant Editor .......... � ■ Business Manager ” Class Editor ............... X Feature Editor ............. t Who's Who t Gossip Editor .............. - Boy's Sports Editor Girl's Sports Editor........ Society Editor ............ Fashion Editor ............. ' Art Editor ................. Office Sews Reporter 1 Miscellaneous Annette Skipper vi t,i t ie nar. wr-t ( ' at O fell c- the • typists 115 I Dorothy A. Moore Raymond Jones Frank Edmiston ...... Betty Haley Dian Bennett .... Vira Jo Bennett Virginia Miller Bobby Beard Carol Rich Carol Dickey Peggy Spence Karl Leediker Stella Beavers -0 . Carol Rich U James Lively 3 Alta Fourniquet 3 i Raymond Jones Tat 3 -ohedl Darlene Mayrant good, one, a.3 ur hone genes Dorothy Moore Editor Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec. Billy Joe Knox Raymond Jones Bobby Beard JUNIOR CLASS Pres. Raymond Cornelius Vice-Pres. Terry Morrow Sec. Bette Jo Murray SOPHOMORE CLASS CROCKETT HIGH SCHOOL BAND OFFICERS President Secretary Vice-President Reporter Annual Representative MEMBERS First Row: Reynolds, McGinty, Cheney, Moore, Bradley, Matlock. Second Row: Land, Potts, Grimes, McConnell, Rhone, Adams, Sherrod, Reynolds, Worthy, Ferguson, Caldwell. Third Row: Spidle, Benedict, Barnes, Brewer, McConnell. Roach, Hill, Buller, Garrison, Smith, Grimes, Smith. Fourth Row: Temple, Clines, Beeson, Corbitt, John- son, High, Craddock, Craddock, Miller. Twirlers: Scott, Smith, Ellis, Arledge, Arledge, Gaida, Mims. Johnnie Johnson Barbara Smith Annette Brown Kenneth Caldwell Reed Ferguson Patsy Craddock Pat Matlock Virginia Miller CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS President .... Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Reporter ........ Accompanist Director Billy Joe Knox Annette Skipper Betty Jo Hudson Jenetha Delle Mize Jane Fuller Mrs. Smith Wooters Mr. George Reed MEMBERS Ashby, Shirley Bennett, Vira Jo Bradley, Bendent Coon, Albertine Dickey, Carol Cecile English, Harry Fuller, Jane Gray, Virginia Haley, Betty Jean Hudson, Betty Jo Kennedy, Frances Ann Knox, Billy Joe McLean, Maxine Miller, Virginia Mize, Jenetha Delle Murray, Betty Jo Parks, Nelda Skipper, Annette Fourniquet, Alta Wray, Barbara f is UA President Vice-President Barbara Wray Margaret Petty Secretary Reporter Dorothy Moore Nelda Parks LOS MIEMBROS Robin Arnett Bobby Beard Adele Crawford Carol Dickey Frank Edmiston Julia Garrison Hilma Johnson Julia Leediker Felda Lewis June McElyea Barbara Moore Betty Rains Carol Rich Sponsor—Miss Jean Gordon OUR UNFINISHED HISTORY One Monday morning eleven years ago about fifty chubby faced happy boys and girls clutched tightly to their mother's hands waiting to enroll in the first grade of the Crockett Elementary School. We were divided into two groups with Miss Ruth and Mrs. Lily Jim Moore as our teachers. They soon made us feel at home and even the rumor of Mr. Schmidt's electric paddle didn't seem to scare us much. Miss Ruth”, of course, had eyes in the back of her head. As we were all more than average little boys and girls we advanced to the second grade and spent another happy eventful year under the leadership of Mrs. Frank Driskill and Mrs. Moore, who seemed to be promoted with us. Miss Katy King and Mrs. Ernestine Carpenter had to put up with us during our third year. All the girls had a terrific crush on Richard Huddle, who joined our class that year. It was in this grade that we had our first Citizenship Club, and here it was that we suddenly took a jump to the fourth grade for the twelve year system was adopted. Mr. Schmidt went to high school as principal and Mr. Darsey, our band director, became our new principal. In the fifth grade where we had a different teacher for each subject, it took us some time to figure out the peculiarities and requirements of each teacher. Our homeroom teachers were Mrs. Jack Barbee and Mrs. Carpenter again. We lost Gret- chen Heers and David Lee Porter but were happy to have James Ray Lively join our group. We really learned arithmetic to the tune of the hickory stick. Who could ever forget the time Mr. Mason broke that yard stick on Bob King? Mr. Darsey left us that year, and Mr. S. K. Bright took his place. During our sixth year Miss Hassell and Mrs. Humphreys became our new home- room teachers. Jack Dean Rains, Max Ray Hardin, Betty Jean Haley, and Jack Hurtt were new entries that year. Mr. F. C. Whittlesey had taken Mr. Bright's place as principal. Our seventh year found Mrs. Gertie Sallas as our principal and Mrs. Dorothy King and Mrs. Dorothy Parker our new homeroom teachers. We were happy to wel- come Buddy Ray Ellis, David Ratcliffe, Raymond Jones, and Earlene Mayrant as new members of our group. We felt terribly big taking a First Aid Course under Mrs. Babee. I Mrs. Gertie Sallas and Mrs. Hat+ie S. Wootters were our homeroom teachers during our last year in Elementary School. We shall never forget the jillion theorems, Greek mythology and definitions, to say nothing of the conjugation of verbs, and the million of history dates we tried to learn during this eventful year. Mr. H. V. Standley was principal and new students added to our ranks were Betty Satterwhite, Nelda Parks, Laura Belle Williams, Peggy Wilson, Patricia Parkinson, Marjorie Shaver, and John Vickers. Came graduation day from Elementary School we were very happy to think that we would be in High School the following year. As we entered high school we were a scared group of fish . Our homeroom teachers were Miss Breazeale and Coach Berwick! Upon Coach Berwick's death Coach Simmons became one of our homeroom teachers. Some of the girls almost swooned everytime Coach spoke to them. During this year we learned all about algebra from Mr. Schmidt and what was expected of us in high school. Charles Hallmark, Harry English, Billy Joe Knox, and our Porter Springs friends became members of our class, but at the end of the year we lost Henry Paul, Rebekah Lloyd, Bill Milburn, and Doris Morgan. Then we became silly sophomores , as they called us. Miss Julia Collins and Mrs. J. B. Humphreys were our homeroom teachers. Bobby Beard joined our class that year. When we became jolly juniors , with Mrs. J. W. Martin and Mrs. Mabel Gools- bee as our homeroom teachers Jesse Ruth Stewart, Barbara Jean Hollingsworth, Joyce Grimes, and Virginia Gray joined our class. We honored the seniors with the bestest prom ever given in C. H. S. Now, we are dignified seniors of C. H. S. Our homeroom teachers are Mrs. Churchill and Mr. Stewart. We lost Charles Hallmark this year but gained Jean Maples and R. C. Rich. We are looking forward to the senior plays, our commence- ment exercises, and all the things to come in the future. Yes, this is truly an un- finished history. r RIDt Mtir VIC c lortn :v.ro c ; ilts. ;rocke tarte me age.ln hrillcr a. ir.If ended. ISi;3, the yr i..of ico. do s too?; n .cssj rlthc B. he Crockett fang quite a :ith tine r' ccond oua.rt' the |jt thre1 £ien ti roll1 ieonvil Thc Fie llustangs wes a j 'irst ouuco rr or n-4C, 1 Letter ,ve the rm’ 3y tne . GC-rc erti out in th tool; Raymond Jones Croc a ouarl 1 qjf - •'■nr-. - c1.I on Vernon Gayle -----:'r' _ T. 2 Letters B--------------- II LI0N3 By Raymond Jonea o the eir core ecr nd the Imped t loo’ ouchdc ’estinr nded i lug ten TT; econd ii ot stor irillant foot' 11. re o red in ’tar tors rictory y ley ,J ' n.idoq P lurt cr'N Billy Bumgarner,0..' B. 1 Letter W7 V- ■ ic-ory. w icv’r really gaining Ln the last, hr-1 ' j Mack Johnson All-District H.B. 2 Letters Coach Sinuj ad to workout, oor dun t lookei 'armed llncm l on on t en wen kei', se, ia abi lit) leavnec Ich with Looc of ?an a gret t1 3 keen t smioue-ly io Ids en icrth ir nstsll, and Jnhnann 8 s, we hr 11. mt ir. 1 get heh John Carter Raney H. B. 2 Letters Robin Arnett E. 1 Letter TIGIHS ■■nvade the hetober ’lldogs1 i will n e. hands ldogs V.... he in-. I', pel duty, have’ 3ped that oe m.’de to- kett out- Thic game in dlotrlc FOCI r a (7 BANO surf Ch. -u p. U.C J0 O ’V «.'NO £. U • T. Hoskins District U. 3 Letters i ht, ftervber ID ckeit for -h' 11 -or-son The Bull- Ldmiston .nst the 2 Letters k’oekett. , —a- fir vc '••u-.rt- y c.-uryinc th? hell on rc.: sn-c?:. 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V vOt : EX lazRB nv de thi 'Octoh-r Cr:-V illdogl 7hc i e Will r i andswjo.n s. ’ ' h.ilc t’ic hlldOf v lj— 3 vio to-ry ' ' -roni- walter r'age h •Us4 • ..alter x-age ' thf.� -'® ' ' - T. Reserve Letter, • ocs LLOWJACKEl' §® Alto Bulldogs1 Ips ' f.nd fIeo r0r tte Eee.son ra Jurroin fi 9? Bull-� Th ■f ’nin ®id Hea ’7, toc. i-c' r?- the Kosk.rft Yicked tea This keir first , m er.rly Cs emo bri e?.rir. ’ r!. y i-'c ■other touchdom T Ln Rp.hlna kiched fis o::trr. sint”’. Harry English utes H. B. 2 Letters � Ito f'.tr i.t ,,.V1 v-. , i_ „me it r.s remit of f. ofs® rnd the point t;?'1 v-de. The h lf 9 ,rlth Crockett entertained C.:-:.5. ket a rho hope pia tt hr ton fi m. • ch-ncn Ra ee I’tiled I pyVw I V ' • Terry Morrow B. Reserve letter J- -U- a±JJ vT 3y 3obby 3cerd The Clcvelm .0 Bulldog? r pp.t Friday ni .e ho'vi r a.ncL t '-3 - « tctnodX •fit Raymond Cornelius he poir R. Reserve Letter 9 V vi V o°; Jack Heard � V ® 6 4 T. Reserve Letter .v e, p- V' r' .. •’ ’., ' •' ©■ ■ s5 ■ ° o! 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The Bulldogs, strucl: by t le 11 co 1 cl virus,11 were not nuch ’'the Hornets. Tho t-breaking plrys gene to collect a r points. Althouj rd at th$ ha.lf, c really left be- ond half, t 3 cane nerr nd nalcin It lost out 3I3THICT PLAY 3 e p.rd ull o-s ill play of the ' 9 11, vrhen they 3andies at ot known yet be rnr ’’natched ory, bu the season . elrnd ie will r Crockett 3ulldoi of this year’s rher, J. Johnson, — • 1 HORNETS 3ULLDOOS 3y Bobby 3er.rd The Huntsville Ho e.n.ersy victory ov :c Friday, Fo'or 1-22. 3 � C 1 Cl T)0'| nv r ■ ' uston, bis LJjDOOS DC. ott i a ndics r the be no. vo? .tie in ;• tec nenx Tu 3cl y ®?. to . ,ull . ftrndies at lb'.’?. not known yot - - tchod .rr in -..nc e? n ■= ir will if.-ir v l a 32-30. The by 'Doth to?or inr r very other. The ••nod on first C ro c I' c 11 Ei tor3 over tv tine under v 7 rjrne wrs r t ■ - . Frns were k; ourjhout the vr. ,f ended vit.i Hu .eville lend •12. The eecond hrlf r 'rr, ler vrry until Crockett r )sin,y the yro rr.'oidly. The .ldoys beryn to rule th- rds with Heel: Johnson r.n:. V, -’ ins orovidinr the Rry sorr th Crockett trrilin.'': by two 1 Lnts, Fr nd Ednlston Intercel iornet or.ss end -Tdc tvTo 00 “I? the . ’Jit1. cond ■ % ins was foul e.t the br.skc he fjrnc endcl rnd Hunt evil, str.rtin 1inrun consiste:] s were uausurlly wcr.k on tU 1 b 1 1 ■ - - e :?j.r y W. 7. Ho s r f r e n shot q —nod rr.d. . Crocket t 33 skins M. Johnson, J. Johns Uston, ep-' Berrd. J. Joh d V rnor. Grylc ol?y$C rs did 11 • rOlb.1 :rd ir In the 'Crockett- |di3uuted i district llr.rlin C3 in the f the olr.yed trs 32; I r i? vfpp 3 r.nd the nd I? y. t th winner clr.oh for The ter:is b vetchin2 • .30 r.n 23 M W ■ j 1 J 1] A AmJ i • • ' • C JIU-.na-ijiJT 7r OrUijPY 3y 3obby Seerd y, Jrnur.ry 6, Crockett n- . ston r.t 5 00 p.n. .. ln ti flnrlly Tron by «-■ the -29, rfter the.Bull- -rt r' : rt''1 pc rinT freely ’ rrr- ninutc of play hot3civ? the Bulldogs in the the 3ull'.o o. 5ULLD0 j-3 DOWN H0RMET3 23-32 3y Bobby 3cr.rd ni ht of Jcnurry 18 srv: he Crockett Bulldo'p onrrr c r.s in: under wpy rbout 8:00 ? thriller rli the fp.y, F: ns wore be pt yellin' hrou.yhout tic t.vo. 7: first lalf ended vith Huntsville lcr ir.;' !1-12. The second ind r vry until Crockett ’ ” e losing the r'r i rapidly. The ulldo.'s br rn to rule the br.ck- crrd.3 v,ith Meek Johnson p.n bskins BASKETBALL SQUAD The BuiIdo 70 opened the ppc.ond ho 1 f to fi ht cisin-t the H nf c A. • 1 } Ho rr� c o 'i tie t; r0Vr p f £ Vfr It Vi 'lC gtr 'lie ton d vrrn Frank Edmiston Hack Johnson If. T. Hoskins Johnny Johnson Bobby Beard Terry Morrcar L. A. Parker Robin Arnette John Carter Ramey Billy Bumgardner Vernon Gayle Billy Joe Kncoc Lacy Hooke CROCKETT, TEXAS £%dta ts. Houston County Abstract Company Dependable Abstract Service J. I. Currey, Mgr. Crockett, Texas MODERN hi COOKING luk Wll At its very BEST! With Automatic GAS We Make The Growing Teens, Sophisticated Queens. Cooking 'OiWld. SHOP UNITED GAS CORPORATION ii, -vAa«Bk BOB When Better Cars Are Built Buiclc Will Build Them I 10 Goliad Phone 594 ALL ROADS LEAD TO k VV C 5S T. D. Craddock REGISTERED LUBRICATION. ACCESSORIES R. H. Bear Phone 313 Crockett, Texas TJ-lt SHOP OP LATEST STYLES • LADIES READY TO WEAR T. D. CRADDOCK HARDWARE — APPLIANCES Sales — Westinghouse — Service Telephone 317 Crockett, Texas to you the Students of C. H. S. FOOD 5 TO OF BA k FRY MILLAR £ BERRY Crockett's Leading Men's Store (fke-iebyzfynM. CITY DRUG STORE (Dan Julian) MR. £. MRS. HENRY ELLIS V EAST TEXAS MOTOR AND EQUJPMENT CO NEW STORE E. T. Ozier, Mgr. Your De Soto — Plymouth Dealer Where You Buy It For Less MOTOR CO . Of 13 OUR BUSINESS ’tP) POXTlif Mif} PONTIAC and GMC Sales - Service BARBER SWOP A Phone 340 Box 22 Crockett, Texas To The Boys we can only say GOOD LUCK: But to the girls we wish you both' GOOD LUCK, And also something from Crockett's Leading Ladies Store BUS G Pauline Shor+ie Morrow Phone 777 TAXI SERVICE, TOO C 2 a to the Seniors of 1949 IMc dentire li'. Since 1893 DRY GOODS MILLINERY SHOES HOSIERY Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Crockett TRADE and SAVE £ BEST F“ LESS! Tiresfotte De Luxe Champion Tires REFRIGERATORS washing machines RADIOS WA R E I N G 'S Ti«.E AND SUPPLV N. W. Corner of the Square Phone 623 Crockett, Texas lima vito, o j- PERDUES JEWELRY Exclusive but not Expensive Representative of Southern Engraving Co. Class Jewelry and Invitations Phone 461 What makes Dobbs Cross Country the most famous of all lightweight hats? It's light on your brow —you hardly know you've got it on. It's light on your budget too. It may be news to you that you can get Dobbs quality, Dobbs style and craftsman- ship at such a modest figure. Make no mistake about it—every man can own a Dobbs. And the wise ones do. Shop CROkKETT, TEXAS .«sb™ “SoOR HCMB Alma Turner Sevier Architectural Designs Decorating W. R. TURNER LB Dealers In All Kinds of Building Material Phone 360 Crockett, Texas TWO PHARMACISTS ON DUTY EVERY DAY We can fill ANY Doctor's Prescriptions— We call for and deliver till 6 P. 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Bynum Royce Heard Bud Hale Judge Roy Selman Dr. D. E. Hughes (9 R.C. ENGLISH- ARLEDGE SERVICE STATION TAILOR i T SHOP We Appreciate YOUR Business XJHIPM Phone 149 608 Goliad Phone 343 KNOX Your Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer Phone 699 LET US TELL YOU WHAT'S WRON6- To The Seniors of 1949 And To The Bulldog Staff KING MOTOR. CO. Chevrolet To The Seniors of 1949 And To The Annual Staff CAL LAWAV fUNCRAL HOME- Crockett Grapeland Ramon Callaway Herbert Callaway NEW USED fUUKITUgfL To The Seniors HERMAN KNOX C -. We Buy, Sell Trade New Used Furniture Kt iWL Vi ou tHcruaMXr MOTEL rmc? COFFEE WOP R. E. Cornelius — Mgr. • Dodge Job-Rated Trucks 105 East Goliad Phone 500 flN£ CLOTtttS gW MEN,SSTOBE FINER TUI N (; S F O R M E X MORROW'S FURNITURE STORE CROCKETT. TEXAS EASY TERMS Staff of the Bulldog 'Kee lwcf HARDWARE CO. Room SUPPLIES BENNIE ELLIS AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE Telephones: 215 487 702 E. Goliad RAMEY u - Zutfjpfy. Jobber of AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS Phone 291 305 Goliad Ave. Crockett, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF K.WOLEANS 7ux£taU Tftu ic 'Ztociae PIANO SALES SERVICE Jesse French • Janssen • Starr The Estey Organ Registered Member National Association of Piano Tuners DRISKELL FARM SERVICE COMPANY South Fourth Street Phone 55I-F2 To the class of 1949 May all your dreams and ambitions be realized — Sincerely The Crockett Democrat HOUSTON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER f T Your yearbook is a store of treasured memories. The oft repeated thrill of recollection which accompanies each new search through its pages will many times repay you for the care and consideration which has gone into its crea- tion. of juacfe rfitk.ua We are proud of the part we have had in preserving treasured memories in 1949 Annuals for more than I 100 Colleges and High Schools in seventeen States. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY P. O. Box 597 6320 Denton Dr. DALLAS, TEXAS