Cypress Fairbanks High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Cypress, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1952 volume:

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Dedication We, the Staff, in sincere appreciation dedicate THE l952 BOBCAT To Miss MayPridgen for her high ideals and her unselfishness in the giving of her time and ability to the enrichment of our lives, and 'EP' fzQ5Bottom Row Foreword lt is the desire of the staff that this book, The Bobcat , be For each of you a record of your school life, your school spirit, your special brand of fun, and your clean sportsmanship at Cypress-Fairbanks, and your dreams for the future. The year 1951-1952 marks the tenth anniversary of the consolidation of the Cypress-Fairbanks High School. The staff has endeavored in this edition to present in a small way the progress and achievement at- tained during the ten years. , May the photographs and scenes in this, your book, bring pleasures by arousing memories dear to you. THE STAFF Top Row Shirley Black Doris Quade Terry Adam Glenn Moye Dorothy Ulrich LaVerne Schauer Dixie Sammons Norma Cummings Mary H. Ramirez Rosemarree Hatch Donnie Johnson Shirley Pritchett Evelyn Douglas Martha Metcalf ' Jerry Adam . .. , we Not Pictured Merle Hillegeist ' Irma Martens Robert Vela 5 ANNUAL STAFF IIIIHIIIIIIIIHH ?aaaZZg lllllllllllfllllilll MR. G. A. LAMKIN, JR. Superintendent B. S., Sam Houston State Teachers College, Mg S. , University of Houston uperintendents Message Dear Students, lnthisage of strenuous business and social activities and world of natural confusion, America is calling for straight thinking co-operative citizens of a democratic society. There is need for good men and good women who know how to make today's world a better place to live. Our youth can create a nation of peace, understanding, brotherly love, and co-operation. The pre- paration for this service should come from your school. So let your school serve as the foundation for a richer, fuller, and more profitable life. - ltrust that each of you in future years can realize the training you received in Cypress-Fairbanks School has been an important factor in developing a wholesome philosophy of life. Always keep for your motto the Golden Rule: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Congratulations to the staff and to the sponsor for the splendid review of Cypress-Fairbanks school life, a recognized part of high school training. Sincerely, G. A. Lamkin, Jr. Q Principals Message' . y Since I have worked with a majority of the high school students in elementary school, I feel that I have, in a sense, grown up with them. Of course, some have grown up ysi cally, emotionally, mentally, morally and spiritually more than others, but that is to be expected. My eyes are damp with tears of ioy for those who have successfully developed as I a result of much sincere effort, but with regret for those who.-xg can, but are not making the effort. These have set their goal too low. Ibelievelthat we should strive in the direction of perfectidlizll even as Christ admonished, Be ye perfect even as the F in Heaven is perfect. jf . My wish for each of you is for success, regardless of how difficult the achievement you seek to attain. I MR. W. C. HERRING, Principal B. S. , North Texas State Teachers College, M. Ed., University of W- Ce HERRING 1 Houston . F 5. 5 m so ut O 11 w O Z U O -n rn U C 0 P 14 O Z 555555 M. O. Lowery, President E. D. Sutton, Vice-President C. H. Juergen, Secretary L. C. Sebek John Telge Robert B. Mayo B. F. Adam School Secretary e ph - . s' , .,,-tes ' ' f- si.. 'sf .V y 4 V .R . Y I' ,. A PE . -'fi-'x 'I' Aan.. 1- 4' .v MISS RAMONA SCH MIDT t , '6 .f Q v s 'L x W. 3 1 Q I ' ' ws 9 im, Z. X 4. , .37 5 ,Z . 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GLADYS STARK ESTHEK YROENLICN hvK Tlx 'haw 4 S N sw I ATHALA WEISEIL ELROY WILSON ADA SUTI-IEILLAND MYRTLE LAMKIN PKLSIMNY .1 15,35-,1 ,R,A5,,uR srruwnuv CYPRESS -FAI RBANKS ' HIGH SCH 001- - Jemsi.sr.5l C7444 If 1942 TNERESA SIETTA SUSIE BUNDICK EDITH MQCKACILEN REGINA NIEICAMP MEIIIAM FALLIN - GLADYS WAID I-IAZEL BATY 4 f 13 C JOHN FIIANCONE , I. 'v . it nm In .M K ,. -. 1 .. M..f at K1 Q 4- L ROY A .N 'I ' Sis.. . ' ETHEL PARKS K DOIDTIIY NELDBERG MARY EMA MQIIIOIIIK LOUISE CHOATF. META SCHWAIIZ ELAINE ENLEILT METCALF I-IARVEV WILLIAMS STEVE MAYVVALD WILLARD GRISBEE BENJAMIN SCNOLL EARL IIILLEGEIST iwx, KENNETH THOMAS WILLIAM HARRISON CALVIN SPECKMAIEK JAMES LUNA Q I nw -f LLOYD SHOBELT fi-,x fu sn DFI VIN SCNAUEI. Faculty MR. CECIL DRACHENBERG B. A. Abilene Christian Col- lege, M. Ed., University of Houston, Mathematics. MISS MAY PRIDGEN B. S., Sam Houston State Tea chers College, M. A., Sam Houston State Teachers College, English. MRS. LENA H. AUIORD B. A. South West Texas State Teachers College, Commercial. MRS. JEWEL GIBSON B. S. and M. A., Sam Houston State Teachers College, English, Journalism, Speech. MRS. ROGER D. CREWS B. S. University of Houston, Fine Arts, Diploma, Mary Hardin- Baylor, Librarian. MR. BEN COBB B. A., Southwestern University M.Ecl. , University of Houston, As- sistant Coach, Science. Faculty MRS. INEZ WILSON B. S. , Som Houston State Teachers Collegeg Homemaking. MR. JERRY L. McELYEA B. S. , Sam Houston State Teachers Collegeg History. MR. MARVIN LAMPERT B. A., Southwestern Universityp M. Ed., University of Houston: Coach. MR. TERRY McKEE B. S. , Sam Houston State Teachers College, M. Ed. , University of Hous- ton Bandg Music. MR. FOREST ARNOLD B. S. , Sam Houston State Teachers Collegep Vocational Agriculture. MRS. MARY ARNOLD B. A. , Sam Houston State Teachers Collegep Girls' Athletics. Fairbanks Elementary School High School Gym IIHIIIIHIHHH Seaton HH 1 Jerry Adam, President Dorothy Ulrich, Secretary Terry Adam, Vice-President Margaret Poulter, Treasurer , Doris Quade, Reporter ' Class History The year T948 was a memorable one in Cypress- Fairbanks High School, for in that year from the grammar grades were ushered sixty Freshmen. In various school activities the Freshman Class soon made a reputation in scholastic activities and popu- larity contests. ln the Freshman year Jerry Adam was elected Class President, Joe Ellen Beal and Jerry, most popular, Joe Ellen, a medal in Home- making. In short, our first year was quite a success, and we felt competent to be classified as Sopho- mares. We had hardly grown accustomed to our new dignity and sophisticated attitude when our class enrollment showed fifty-one of the original sixty. The success of our first year, somehow, had gone to our heads, and we found ourselves slipping from innocent Freshmen to silly Sophomores. Our grades, school activities, love affairs and disappointments rose and fell too often for security. Glenn Moye and Shirley Pritchett represented the class in a one-act ploy contest. Honors went to Margaret Vermillion as Homecoming Queen, to Dorothy Ulrich a medal Not Pictured: Charlie Bertani and Kathleen Ebel. in Social Science, and Martha and Edwin were chosen most popular boy and girl in high school. Forty-six of the original sixty Freshmen became jolly Juniors. This was the year that Doris won a spelling certificate, Martha and Terry were voted most popular, Donnie and Doris won medals as outstanding volleyball players. ln 1951 forty-eight enrolled as Seniors. Still achieving, still pursuing, became their motto. Look what happened-Robert Vela, most popular boy, Shirley Black, Homecoming Queen and most beauti- ful girl, Sharon and Terry, most bashful, Bobby Jacquet, most handsome, Robert and Dorothy, most representative, Margaret Poulter and Robert Vela, most friendly, Martha and Edwin, best all-around, Terry and Jerry, Charlie and Edwin were football stars who helped win all-district championship, cheerleaders were Martha, Margaret Poulter, Margaret Vermillion, Donnie, Shirley Pritchett, and Rosemarree Hatch. So now we say Au Revoir but not good-bye. JERRY ADAM Most Popular 48-495 Class Presiclent48-49, 51 -525 Foot- ball 49-525 Letterecl 50-525 2nd All-Dist. Encl 505All-Dist. End 515 Football Captain 515 Basketball 49-525 Letterecl 50- 525 Baseball 51-525 Lettered 51 -525 Class Treasurer 50-515 Harvest Carnival King Candi- date 515 Annual Staff 51-525 Student Council 50-52. hug.. SHIR LEY B LACK Homemalcing Club 48 - 505 Pep Squad 48-505 Usher-.lun- ior Play 515 Harvest Carnival Queen Candidate 515 4-H Club 48-495 Homecoming Queen 51 - 525 Most Beautiful 51-525 Bob- cat Purr Staff 51-525 Annual Staff 51-52. -any CHARLES O. ADAM Science Club 48-525 FFA 48-52. TERRY ADAM VicePresident4 9-50, 51-525 Basketball 49-525 Letterecl 50- 525 Baseball 49-525 Lettered 51 -525Football 49-525 Lettered 50-525 All-Dist. Team 525 Most Popular 50-515 Science Club 49-525 Annual Staff 525 Harvest Carnival King Candi- date 48-515 Prince 525 Most Baslwful 51-525 Band 48-51. 'Qs Qs-.- QRS GWENDOLYN CU LVER Kr SALLY DEAN Pianist, HarvestCarnival 50-515 Senior Banquet 515 Senior Play 515 Baccalaur- eate Services 515 Home- malcing Club 51-525 Bancl 51-525 Most Talented Sen- ior Girl 51-52. EVE LYN DOUG LAS Pep Squad 48-505 Band 48- 505 Senior Girls' Home Room Reporter 51-525 Annual Staff 51 -525 Bobcat Purr Staff 51 -525 Junior Play 515 Speech Club 50-515 Harvest Carnival 48-505 HomemakingClub 48-505 Class Reporter 49-50. NORMA JEAN CUMMINGS Maiorette 48-495 Volleyball 48-515 Letterecl 5151: HA Treas- urer 51-525 Annual Staff 51- 525 Baseball Team 48-50. BETTY JO DO LEN Homemaking Club 49-525 Pep Sauad 51. JOHNNY RAY FITT Football 48-525 Le ttered 50- 525 Baseball 48-525 Lettered Junior Play 515 Bobcat Purr Staff 51-525 Speech Play 52. 49-525 Science Club 51-525 Q-...,, 'if New MARY GEORGE Homemaking Club 48-515 4-H Club 485 Usher-Junior Play 515 Science Club 49-505 Bobcat Purr Staff 51-52. like MERLE HILLEGEIS1' Assistant Ed. Annual 51 -525 Class Secretary 48-495 Class Reporter 49-505 President-Senior Girls' Home Room 51 - 525 Homemaking Club 49-515Secretary- Science Club 48-495 Volleyball Squad 50-51. , SHARON KAY HOUSH 'uv evo- ROSEMARREE HATCH Announcer-Junior Play 515 Cheer- leader 51-525 Homecoming Queen Candidate 515 Annual Staff 51 -52f Harvest Carnival Princess Candidate 515 Pep Squad 50-51 . F LOYD HO LT BOBBY JAQUET Junior Play 515 Football Let- tered 51-525 Co-Editor Boys' Bobcat Purr 515 Harvest Carni- val Candidate 50-515 An- nouncer - HarvestCarnival 515 Most Ambitious Boy 51-525 Most Handsome 51 -525 Science Club 51-525FFA 50-515 Speech Club 51-52. ARNOLD MARTIN A V. A. III 51-525BasebaIl50- 52. HOWARD JACKSON FFA Club5 Football, 2 years5 Basketball 2 years5 Baseball 2 years5 Bobcat Purr Staff 51. DONNIE JOHNSON Homemaking Club 49-515 Pep Squad 495 Cheerleader 51 - 525 Band 50-525 Junior Play 515 Volleyball 49-525 Lettered 49- 525 Annual Staff 51-525 Soft- ball Team 495 All Tournament Volleyball 51-525 Most Ath- letic Girl 50-51. 17 FRANCIS MATZKE V. A. Ill 51-525 Science Club 48-525 Slide Rule Club 50-525 Boys' Athletic Manager 50-52. G LADYS MAYWA LD iii' '? QW-as MARY ELIZABETH ME LENDY Homemaking Club 49-507 Band 51'52p Bobcat Purr Staff 51-527 Usher-Junior Play 51? Choral Club 517 Pep Squad 49- 51 . JOHNNY MIRE LES Bobcat Purr Staff 51 -527 Football 49'52j Lettered 51'52f Science Club 51-527 FFA 48- 51. 'Y-f 5 'i-av' Nu JERE MELENDY FFA 49-505 Band 50-527 Science Club 49-507 Bobcat Purr Staff 51-527 Choral Club 507 Secretory-Treasurer Senior Boys' Home Room 51-52. H MARTHA METCALF Cheerleader 48-521 Volley- ball 49-527 Lettered 49-527 Most Popular 49-527FFA Sweet- heart 49-527 Softball Team 49- 507 Choral Club 49-521 Junior Play 51 7 Class Treasurer 50 51f Homecoming Queen Candidate 50'52j Best All-Around 51-527 Bobcat Purr Staff 51-527 Stu- dent Council 51-52. BEVERLEY NELSON Homemaking Club 49-505 Bobcat Purr Staff'51-525 Maiorette 51-525 Junior Play 515 Harvest Carnival 505 Choral Club 50-515 Speech Club 50-515 Dis- trict One Act Play Contest 51 . G LENN MOYE Band 48-525 Best Actor U. l. L. 505 Annual Staff 51-525 Junior Play 515 Bobcat Purr Staff 51-525 Science Club 50-515 Most Talented Senior Boy 52. ALLEN OELTJEN V. A. l, ll, lll5ScienceClub 48-52 i C LAUDETTE O'HARA Band 48-525 Homemalcing Club 49- 515 Junior Play 515 Harvest Carnival DENNIS OELTJEN 515 Pep Squad 49-51. 1 4 'ima 'XT' FREDDIE PHILLIPS MARGARET ANN POULTER V. A. 48-515 Football 48-525 Bas- Cheerleader 50-525 Class Reporter ketball 48-525 Master of Ceremonies 515ClassTreasurer 525 Usher Junior Play Junior-Senior Banquet 515 Junior Play 515 Choral Club 51-525 Homemalcing 515 Bobcat Purr Staff 51-525 Speech Club 49-515 Bobcat Purr Staff 51-52, Club 525 Speech Play 52. Student Council 51-525 Most Friendly 51-52. SHIRLEY PRlTCHET1' Speech Club 49-515 64B One Act Play Cast5 Cheerleader 49-525 Home- coming Queen Candidate 49-515 Har- vest Queen Candidate 515 Junior Play 515 Girls' Bobcat Purr Staff, Co-Ed5 Boys' Bobcat Purr 51-525 Annual Staff 51-525 Student Council 51 -525 Class Secretary 50-51. MARY HELEN RAMlREZ Homemaking Club 48-505 Science Club 49-505 Pep Squad 48-505 Band 48-515 Junior Softball Team 48-495 Editor Girls' Bobcat Purr 51 -525 Annual Staff 51 -525 Choral Club 515 U. l. L. 515 Usher Junior Play 51. -it im..-f DORIS QUADE Volleyball 48-515 Lettered 49-515 U. l. T. 505 Junior Play 515 Bobcat Purr Staff 50-515 Annual Staff 50-515 Editor Annual 51 -525 Speech Club 49- 505 Baseball 48-505 Class Reporter 51 - 52 EDWIN SCHROEDER Football 48-525 Lettered 48- 525 All-Dist. Tackle 515 FFA 48-515 Baseball 49-525 Lettered 49-505 Harvest Carnival King Candidate 495 Class President 49-505 Most Popular 49-505 Choral Club 50-515 Best All- Around 51 -525Bobcat Purr Staff 51-525 Science Club 51-52. DOROTHY ULRICH Class Secretary 49-505 Class President 50-515 Class Secre- tary 51-525 Flag Bearer 49-515 Bobcat Purr Staff 51 -525 Annual -Staff 51-525 Choral Club Pia- nist 50-515 Class Reporter 48- 49. LAVERNE SCHAUER Homemaking Club 48-525 Volleyball 49-505 President Homemaking Club 50-515 An- nual Staff 51-525 Junior Play 515 Reporter Homemaking Club 51-52. VIRGIL TANNER FFA I-llI5 Science Club 48- 525 Slide Rule Club 51-52. ROBERT VE LA 525V. A. 48-515Co-Ed. Boys Bobcat Purr 51-525 Annual Staff 51-525 Student Council Committee 50-515 President Student Council 51-525 Most Representative 51-525 Most Friendly 51-525 Most Popular 51-52. Football 48-525 Lettered 49- 525 President Science Club 51 - . Ji . . .afngf .QV MARGARET VERMI LLION Harvest Queen Candidate 485 Homecoming Queen 495 Pep Squad 485 Speech Club 515 Cheerleader 49-515 Flag Bearer 51-525 Junior Play 515 Choral Club 50-525 Bobcat Purr Staff 51-525 Siudenf Council 51-525 Homemaking Club. EMMA JEAN WILLIAMS GEORGE ZALESAK FFA 48-525 Science Club 48-525 Slide Rule Club 50- 51. is-...sir V CARROLL WILKERSON Football 49-52. ? JOYCE ZABOROSKI Homemaking Club 48-525 Homemaking Treasurer 515Vol- leyball 49-515 Leffered 50-515 Vice-President Junior Class 50-51. HIHIHIIHIIIH WWW - J aw' JOAN ALSTON IRENE BEAL JOHN DIRICKSON BETTY BRYANT Ml LDRED HAG LER HELEN HARMEIER ' Reporter ORA ANN BLAKE LY ' BERNTCE BRAUTIGAM JO FA LCONE Secretary-Treasurer NOBERT FEHR LE 4 DORIS KITZMAN CARL LIERE JW hw M y its: .N ,635 . ME? km nf gy' ,ix.N..1:., . 521.15 'I - Q-Q. 5 ,. K lima. ,gf k . N- . .,. ww X - - -M QXRX A iv is V .x X' S li X , ,S ,. ,1 .f- L5 S ' ww f x , BILL ROBERTS DIXIE SAMMONS ROBERT SCOTT J. L. SEBEK FLOYD TELESCHOW ROBERT WAIT FRANCES SHE LTON LETTIE WILSON LARRY WISNOSKI Not Pictured: HOMER BAY w. D. BROOKS, DOUGLAS ELLIS LESLIE JONES JACK ROBERTS TOMMIE MIDDLE President TON, Vice-President LEONARD WOLF Illllllllll!llllHEHIlllHII Sapkamaaee Xia KI, 2 I -i ilrfgg cv , uwfgfi I , I , T . if If we ff f I fi A I P -:f15EE2l7, :z- 1 I i ' -f ,, 3 'I rw ' 'h ,'f,GH3z.9?e,if -q.zS 3fFki 'tlijgeigj .- - .M -rm, Wg? ' i ' ' wiixfzfasy I Web? ' s DORIS AHLSCHLAGER JOHN ANDERSON DEANIE ALSTON RUTH BARRETT HENRY KRUSE President TIMOTHY O' HARA 1 Vice-President GENE ZABOROSKI Treasurer AD E LL McDO NA LD Secretary AR LIE BECKENDORF MARY ANN BRYANT PATTY SUE CHIPMAN WESLEY COLEMAN aawytvfgvwfsif i ' f D A w-:ff-ff1,,q,. . A wk egg . rigs. . -3 A-im Q A .:,. , .L . ' 7 '.,, : 1 il y ,M WA at ,ff . 'YS uffiqg-Z E BILLY DOLEN CHARLES ELLIS DORIS FALLIN DELL FIYTT BETTY HOWARD JO ANNE HORNE MARILYNN GUILBEAU EUGENE FORBES :Y , .sr ' V B w 53249 L. S i--' A SAABP A LBLLS A A CHARLES JOHNSON JIMMIE JONES TOMMIE KEEPERS CLYDE KIRK 5, T JANE KRAHN EUGENE LAMBRIG HT FAYE LEONARD DONALD MARTIN LEOT HA PETERSON TYSON PARKER BESSIE MIDKIFF EARL MARTIN JUANITA PHILLIPS JOEY POOL MATTIE SUE PRITCHETT ROBERT RAMIREZ MARY FRANCES ROESLER JOHNNIE ROTHE LEROY SCH LECHTE HENRY SCHMIDT BEVERLY SMITH KETHA DEE TYLER MARY FRANCES SHOWN MARGARET SPENCER Not Pictured: ALVIN ALLBRITTON JOHN ALAMANZA FRANK BRAUTIGAM BILL BREWER CHARLES FOLTIN DO LLY SUE SAMFORD HAROLD SCHOLZ HAROLD SEMPE HOWARD WADE lIlHlHIHlIHHIIHI! ywm -w. ,,. ,s.:---H fww--7 , '--,-ke:- .2'5.5QT2:' liwif -'15-ii.: Ai miie' 12' :Aa ., A i-- 1,3 L-33. LILLIAN SEBEK President BOBBY ADAM Vuce-President SALLY EVANS Secretary ALLEN PARKER Treasurer BARBARA ANDERSON VE LMA BALDAU ERNESTINE BALLARD CONRAD BATSON JERRY BEAL WALTER BEASLEY JACKIE BLACK BETTY LOU BRYANT LESLIE CAMPBELL REXANNE CHERRY CHARLES CILNY FLOYD COBB J. B. COBB DONALD COLEMAN NORMA CRENSHAW DONALD De HAY JUNE DENNY JAMES EBEL BOBBY FEATHERSTONE JEAN FROEHLICH ALICE HARGRAVE MELVIN HARGRAVE SALLY HARLESS JEANETTE HOLLON DEWEY JONES WYNETTE JONES RALPH KELLOGG MARY LYNN KEEPERS JEWEL KING CHARILNE KITZMAN JIMMY KLUGE nf? Yagi A A A A ty I I f - if FRESH IVIAN ANTHONY MANDO LA BETTY MARTENS HOWARD TREICHEL MALCOLM THOMAS HAR LAN WE LTON ED WINBORN - DONNIE WOODSON if JOHN ED MARTIN EVELYN MATZKE DONALD NEIDIGK MARIE OG LESBY ARMANDO PEREZ SHIRLEY REEVES GERALD REIFEL BLANCHE ROSS BERNARD SELENSKY MARGARET SEMMONS JOYCE STAPLES JEANETTE SWONKE Not Pictured: MARY ADAM PATSY BERTANI TOMMY HAR LESS PAU L MAYWAID MR. J. s. LINSCOTT, JR. Principal MISS ERNE STINE MATZKE MRS. BERT HORNE MISS FANNIE PRIDGEN MR. SAM MAG LITTO MRS. G. A. LAMKIN, JR. MRS. WALTER HEDRICK MRS. ROY METCAIJI, JR. MR. JAMES KIRK MR. ROY METCALF, JR. MRS. LOWELL L. COX MRS. BYRON FOWLKES ' SNP:-E' R ' if 'ffm .4 Af? R W.. assi 'U Third Grade Mrs. G. A. Lamkin, Jr. h Teac er Second Grd Miss Fannie Pridgr Teacher i First Grad. Miss Ernestine Matz Teacher first Grade 's. Lowell L. Cox rth Grade r. James Krrk Teacher Teacher Fourth Grade Mrs. Bert Horne Teacher A S 1 iixih Grade rs. Roy Metcalf, Jr. Teacher Q ' 6 X I .1 f :Ai Firsf Aid Class ance Class . James Kirk Teacher 4 Mr. Sam Maglirto 4 Teacher I 'i 4 3 2 i x Pa 1-4 s -4 A En Memoriam Gordon Iifehriz i Cypress Primary Building IS. O. G. SPEER MRS. BERTA DEAN MR. JOHN BEASLEY MRS. ROSA LEE YEAGER MRS. CELIA FALK MISS HELEN PARKS MRS. CATHERINE AULTMAN MISS ETTIE RUTH HAMMONS MISS REBA FELTS MRS. LILLIE HOLBROOK MRS. MILDRED MARTIN MR. FRED YEAGER MISS BETTY JO HARDY MR. O. G. SPEER Principal 'hird Grade Fourth Grade Thrrd Grade SGC el' Sixth Grade Mr. John Beasley Teacher Seventh Grad Mr. Fred Yeager Teacher Fifrh Grade Mrs, Mildred Martin Teacher .evenrh Grade Mrs Cmherine Aulfmon Fifth Grade Eighth Grade F a i r b 2 fl k s W i I mmwy-LmA,.,W, . Q 1 L 9 5 I E M , Y a , Y F 6 .- 1- e HIIIIIIIIHIIHIHIIH ?mwfz6z'ea Most Beautiful Girl SHIRLEY B LACK Most Handsome Boy 'R -A f 2 ' lik BOBBY JAQUET Most Talented galfinnllrvxoye Most Bashful Terry Adam Sharon Housh Mosi Ambitious Bobby Jcquet Dorothy Ulrich K' r 'REP Most Friendly Robert Velo Margaret Poulfer Most Representative Best All-Around Edwin Schroeder Martha Metcalf TYSON PARKER S o P h o m 0 I' 6 S MARTHA METCALF MARY FRANCES SHOWN Q Y 3 5 h 0190 Es 5 5 553 V .Y .A Wi -3, . A. MARY LYNN KEEPERS PAUL MAYWALD xu n i 0 r S ROBERT VELA BARBARA NEI DI GK BILL ROBERTS S e n i o r S King J. L. from the House of Sebek Queen Barbara from tHe House of Neidigk O 424' gm fe 2- fi , .,5,. . Q9 I 3 Qi 3' . XLQT4 41' U5 Slvx Qvm f y ,fa , .-4' 3 4 .Hit ,iw ,, W, ' N 'N HHIIIIIHIIHHHHIH An. fan! FFA Motto: Learning to Dog Doing to Learn Earning to Liveg Living to Serve' F.F.A. Building Homemaking Club -H Club . K S . S These lovely garments were made by the homemaking Ill class, and on January 8, 1952, the girls modeled them on television. ,.f ', 'lf Homemaking III .rv . Homemaking I I sl' Cypress-Fairbanks High School Band CLARINETS Glenn Moye Leroy Schlechte Harold Scholz Kathleen Ebel Frances Shelton Lillian Sebek Thomas Swift Claudia O'Hara Ramona Allison Joyce Staples Doris Fallin Evelyn Schlechte Ruth Barrett Barbara Ann Rothe Joyce Jackson CORNETS Henry Kruse Ed Winborn Eugene Thomas Jimmy King Terry Adam Ernest Matzke Lois Tyler OBOE Sue Chipman BARITONE Charles Johnson Belle Keepers 'EEE Frankie Neal 'ii Harlan Welton ALTO SAXOPHONES Mary F. Roesler Ketha Dee Tyler Evelyn Matzke TENOR SAXOPHONE Jere Melendy Director , Terry McKee TROMBONES Barbara Anderson Jerry Adam PERCUSSION Adell McDonald Shirley Reeves Shirley McDonald Mary Adams Mary Melendy DRUM MAJOR Ketha Dee Tyler MAJORETTES Claudell Powers Jo Falcone Bessie Midkiff Beverly Nelson FLAG BEARERS Sue Chipman Ruth Barrett Marching Formation 0 Cypress-Fairbanks Band Majorehes KETHA DEE TYLER CLAUDELL DRUM MAJOR' BEVERLY POWERS NELSON BESSIE MIDKIFF JO FALCONE Cheerleaders T Donnie Johnson Rosemarree Hatch Shirley Pritchett Martha Metcalf Margaret Poulter Fairbanks Elementary Band .dd --f V12 il fi a Q if r rm 5: l -L edu. ,as tudy Hall and Library The primary function of the school library is to Further the school's objectives. When pupils, teachers, classes and individuals goto the library to use books, magazines, pic- tures, strips, records, to find Facts and illustrative materials, and to read,these obiectives shall be achieved. , tudent Council First row, left to right: Leonard Wolf, Mildred Hagler, Donald Neidigk, Mary Lynn Keepers, Velma Baldau, Leslie Campbell, Helen Harmeier, Mr. W. C. Herring, l anie Alston, Mary Frances Roesler, Dixie Sammons, Robert Vela. Second row: Margaret Vermillion, Martha Metcalf, Shirley Pritchett, Jerry Adam, Robert Wait, Tyson Parker, Leroy Schlechte. B o lr C 8 t P I' I' S l 8 li i , Journalism ii E n 9 I i s h IV C h e m i s t r Y X C i v i c s L E I' I a n e G 0 0 III e I r Y ssl? I E ra : Q l 4 I A I I I Q 6 b I' 2 Trigonometry Students who are interes- ted in learning more than a minimum of mathematics study Trigonometry and Solid Geo- metry. In this activity students develop the ability to read with precision and understancling,and ha- bits of reflective thinking, which will enable them to solve the more complex problems of life. Spanish ll HIllHIl1HIl Spam u Volleyball quad First row, left to right: Mary Bryant, lrma Martens, Ketha Tyler, Martha Metcalf, Barbara Ander- son, Donnie Johnson, Lillian Sebek, Sally Evans, Mary Roesler, Jane Krahn. Second row: Lettie Wilson, Manager, Sue Chipman, Dell Fitt, Ruth Barrett, Charlene Kitzman, Juanita Phillips, Norma Crenshaw, RexanneCherry, Adell McDonald, Mrs. F. E. Arnold, Coach. This year's team has participated in Four invitational tournaments. On January ll and I2 they went to the Blinn Junior College Tournament. They were in the finals for Consolation, however, they lost the game. Donnie was chosen on the all-star team and received a gold medal. ' On February T6 the squad itself gave an invitational tournament consisting of eight teams. Before going to the finals they defeated Katy and Waller. They won the finals over Missouri City and kept their own first-place trophy. lrma and Donnie were chosen on the all-star team and were awarded silver volleyballs. A The following Saturday, February 23, they journeyed to Hempstead. They defeated Tomball and Waller which sent them to the championship finals again. They met Hempstead. the home team only to win again and bring back a first-place trophy. Ketha and Donnie were chosen for the all-star team .ind received silver volleyballs. They won over Hempstead, Montgomery and the home team at the Waller Tournament on March l to win another first-place trophy. Donnie was chosen on the all-star team. As the Bobcat goes to press the girls have lost only three games out of nineteen. They hope to keep this winning spirit and win District Championship for their school. 5 QQ' Jane Krahn Mary Ann Bryant Norma Jean Crenshaw Lillian Sebek Ketha Tyler Martha Metcalf lrma Martens Donnie Johnson - Charlene Kifzman Juanita Phillips Rexanne Cherry Mrs. Arnold Coach 2 W- Q Y - - Sue Chipman Ruth Barrett Adell McDonald Letfie Wilson Manager 1951-52 CY-FAIR TEAM RECORD Cy-Fair Score Opponent Opponent Score 7 Eagle Lake 13 7 Dayton 6 13 A 8- M Consolidated 6 12 Magnolia 13 6 Humble 32 12 East Bernard 13 35 Katy 7 0 ' Tomball 7 19 Spring Branch 6 Q T' Sealy -2 l47 TOTALS 109 ' District Games Top row, left to right: Coach Lampert, J. L. Sebek, Center, Bobby Adam, Tackle, Bill Roberts, End, Jimmy Phillips, Tackle, Bobby Jaquet, Tackle, Jerry Adam, End and Captain, Charley Bertani, Quarterback, Edwin Schroeder, Fullback,Terry Adam, Guard and Center, Paul Maywald, end, Coach Cobb. Middle row: Francis Matzke, Manager, Robert Vela, Right Halfback, Johnny Ray Fitt, End, Johnny Mireles, Guard, Robert Wait, Guard, W. D. Brooks, Fullback, Jack Roberts, End, Leslie Campbell, Center, Carroll Wilkerson, Halfback, John Alamanza, Halfback, Robert Rivera, Tackle. Bottom row: Robert Scott, Tackle, Floyd Telschow, Quarterback, Dewey Jones, Guard, Clyde Kirk, Halfback, Tommy Keepers, Fullback, Jimmy Jones, Guard, Floyd Cobb, Tackle, Gerald Rei- fel, End, Melvin Hargraves, Guard, Gene Zaboroski, Assistant Manager. u nh QW K K 'l-3' 9-. A 4 1' f Q X PI4fQningThesfi5fegy My ,rfgk ix I a .x MANAGERS Frances Motzke Gene Zcboroski v- 'I ' Coach Cobb Coach Lanipert Q-2 i 5' 1' 3' 'L I 2, is i' I4 1 , H, 2, 39 l fav I A Q 'A '6 N 'F 3 Q? 'ily u . 'i , jg M it V W4 -f 1 ., 5,5 , FTA '1 Q ag.. -x . 'fksgfgiii' ' '-1 51 4 . Rah 1-.fiy . ,:, :W -Q, f K g vp .NN . , YO 3 Ta l 53.15.22 1 M, , , wg -2 fi ',, fe sf E 1 var... 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DISTRICT GAMES Cy-Fair Score Opponent Opp. Score 31 Katy 36 41 Tomball 45 62 Sealy 22 47 Spring Branch 55 38 Katy 53 44 Tomball 43 45 Sealy 32 22 Spring Branch 51 B Squad Managers: Francis Matzke Bill Roberts Jack Roberts Howard Treichel JERRY ADAM PAUL MAYWALD CHAR LIE BERTANI TERRY ADAM JOHN ALAMANZA BOBBY ADAM ...L J. L. SEBEK GENE ZABOROSKI Basketball Team In Action V mm, , Junior High A Team Couch sqm Mcglmo M' ws., . 7 5,54-'NPL fx: if RY? ,gig ll gs!!-34 'Q xffgg sg Aj: S s :Jimi 5 ,T 'Ms S' igfgsgn 'lin I Scsi: Junior High B Team coach Roy Mefwlf SN M' SXWWS Snapshots aff -w :fS,'1::Z, :Z : N Q I ef f 0 R 3 T Bev 4' S wk KZ! 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Wilk and Crawford Grain Company MONEY MAKER MIXED FEEDS GRAIN AND HAY l25 HARVARD STREET 3GI3 JENSEN DRIVE PHONE UN BIDS PR 7574 IQ'-Sh coMPI.IMENTs OF WARD 'S PHARMACY PHONE UNDERWOOD 3I6I 375 wEST I9TH AVE, I-IOUSTDN. TEXAS I. G. A. STORE COMPLIMENTS or G, w, ERAUTIGAM. PROP, J. B. LEE PHONE 36 TOMEALI. TEXAS I wHEN You WANT GOOD. COMPLIMENTS DEPENDABLE or - LAUNDRY CLEANING 1 OR GODIS MERCY STORE LINEN RENTAL SERVICE DROP us A CARD--wE HAVE ' A D' PURVIS TRUCKS IN YOUR VICINITY V WA,-LER TEXAS FLUFF DRY-- ALI.. FI.ATwoRK IRONEDI WEARING APPAREL FoI.DED, SHIRTS FINISHED FOR I3 CENTS EACH, 1 so LBS, FOR 53. oo JOHNSON PONTIAC 6 TIES cI.EANED ag PRESSED so CENTS COMPANY MENIS FELT HATS Sz, oo Q7 ' Manu Ineeda Laundry TEXACO PRODUCTS , - V Cleanlng Co. I 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE ovER 300 EMPLOYEES ef so TRucKS TO SERVE You s FA-sau RUSK AT SMITH I 4 I 4 .- YQ'- -10 I rn'-Vwvvrr , I , , . . NAEGELI BROTHERS. FEED -- SEED 4 I FERTILIZER -- MONUMEINTS I . PHONES 63 AND ss , WALLER' TEXAS I I-IouSEwARES HARDWARE ' CHEVROLET FRIGIDAIRE PIECE GOODS NOTIONS , ' GIFTS TOYS -I 1 . IvIEN'S wEAR KITZMANN CHEVROLET CO. AND , Io.ooo OTHER USEFUL ITEMS CYPRESS' TEXAS I ACROSS FROM WINONA THEATREH A ToMaAI..I.. TEXAS . , Heights State Bank WASHINGTON AT HEIGHTS BOULEVARD HOUSTONITEXAS OFFICERS J. W. KEELAND.. ..................... PRESIDENT I' J, D. LARRABEE. . . , . FIRST vIcE PRESIDENT 4, JOE L. PRAGER .... .... v ICE PRESIDENT HARRY C. MEYER.. . . VICE PRESIDENT ' H, L, SADLER ,,,, , VICE PRESIDENT 'V R. E. WALTRIP... . .. VICE PRESIDENT JAMES G. BYUS .... ........... C ASHIER MAX J. FRELS .......... . . ASSISTANT CASHIER ', THOMAS E. WALDEN JR .............. ASSISTANT CASI-IIER MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION V MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM-UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY DIRECTORS IE H, L. SADLER J. W. KEELAND R. A. 5HEpHERD I JAMES G. DONOVAN WEBB MADING DR, MYLIE E, DURHAM, SR I JOE L. PRAGER RICHARD C. HUDSON J. D. LARRABEE I ROBERT STAMPP LOU LEWIS W, B, TALLEY E LETCHER W, HELMS R, E, WALTRIP l0'0I' -101'-01 Klein Funeral Home SPONSORS OF KLEIN BURIAL ASSOCIATION OUR RECORD TwENTY YEARS or THOUGHTFUI-u DEPENDABLE SERVICE HAVE ALREADY ESTABLISHED THE KLEIN FUNERAL HOME AS ONE OF THE FOREMOST MoRTuARY ESTABLISHMENT OF THIS SECTION. WITH THIS RECORD AS OUR PATTERNS. WE PROUDLY ANNOUNCE THAT WITHIN THE LAST EIGHT YEARS WE HAVE wRITTEN ovER TWO THOUSAND POLICIES IN THE KLEIN BURIAL ASSOCIATION OF TI-IOUGHTFULNESSI CONSIDERATION. AND DEPENDABILITY. A POLICY wITH THE KLEIN BURIAL ASSOCIATION wILL ASSURE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY OF DEGNIFIED SERVICE AT A VERY REASONABLE CoST SERVICE CONSISTS OF OUR VERY BEST ATTENTION AND THE FINEST QUALITY MERCHANDISE. PLEASE CALL AND DISCUSS A POLICY WITH us. YOUR NEIGH - EOR IS A MEMBER: WE wouLD APPRECIATE YOU AS A MEMBER, A. B. KLEIN FUNERAL DIRECTOR DAY PHONE 54 OFFICES KLEINIS RED AND WHITE STORES NIGHT AND SUNDAY PHONE I7 TOMBALI. TEXAS 40l0'l0 -0'0l0l010 IIII L angham, II III Langston and Burnett 1, 4 14 M 4 4 '4 5 44 '4 '4 4 . 11 4 4 4 4 ' Insurance Counselors 3700 Montrose Boulevard ' 4 4 '4 4 T H 4 ii HOUSTON, TEXAS 4 'T 44 . W '4 Q '4 . 4' 4 I 4, i 1E 45 COMPLIMENTS 4 . 14 OF 94 RoSS'S SERVICE STATION 14 HUMBLE PRODUCTS '4 M '4 4 4 4 '4 ,4 T '4 4 4 4 BE ST WI SHES FROM Rohrer's 32 PHONE T32 , , 9 QE Service Statlon WALLER TEXAS 4 5 FRANKLTNIS GROCERY ACCESSORIES ' li AND ff STATION TUBES TIRES 13 GAS GROCERTES NOTIONS ' 944 RT 9 sox 7l3 TOMBALI. RD PH HO 2 anna HOUSTON TEXAS M 4 '04 -0-0-0-0-0-of -'-0l'0l0l0l0l0- Wholesale Lumber Co. COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIAL 12202 HEMPSTEAD HIGHWAY WHOLESALE 8: RETAIL -rw-595: Tw-5194 GEHRING 81 WESTON FEED AND FARM suPPl.v I I 'YOUR FRIENDLY PURINA DEALER IOGZS HE M PSTEAD HIGHWAY TW-564i HOUSTON COMPLIMENTS OF A. H. KEEFER INSURANCE AGENT TOMBALI. TEXAS Powers Packing Co. 2I N. LA. HOUSTON, TEXAS THE BEST IN MEATS own:-:R Leo MAR-rAY ' PHONE AT-8526- 7 0- A V 51 ,V.......-Af.,-..-f .,., -.. 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 41 11 ,1 1 11 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 9 h 1 1 A1 1 41 'i '1 COM PLIMENTS OF 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 X1 A1 1 1 1 1 1 L. C. Sebek 1-1u1v1BL.E SERVICE S'i ATION SATSUMA' TEXAS PHONE HO 2 3786 -'-0 0l0l-0I010- ---V --w- --V- ---- vw .v.. -.--Wv-, COMPLIMENTS OF Cypress Repair and Service Station WELDING, AUTOMOBILE TRACTOR 8: FARM MACHINERY REPAIR OWNED AND OPERATED BY WILLIAM PETRZELKA AND SONS CYPRESS. TEXAS' COE LUMBER COMPANY P, O, BOX 87- PHONE l57 J TOMBALL.n TEXAS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS LUMBER AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL BUS, VA-030I RES, WO-I876 EEST WISHES HEMPSTEAD ROAD HARDWARE J, C, JAY TURNER luao HEMPSTEAD ROAD Schott' Hol Bread 0 S 51: 5 V 6 0l0'-7l00 M 44 4 14 4 4 4 WHY FIDDLE AROUND START USING 4 4 'I '4 4 ARCHER 'S 9 T? VITALIZED FEED TODAY ,. 4 4 ,4 4 jr 5 - 5 I r 4 '-mf .L ylllllll, 4, clung. 44, X 7l1JlM11i 4 4, , . 4 4L---- ..... ---f..Y.Y.Y-,-, .... , ....... ----,-A.-,...-,---------,---.---..Y , 'x 1 s' ,A ' X 4: 3?' E fig: I 'Q 5 fi' xr. ii 4- Wu . Fil?TV5'l 4' iff' x 5 Q if 5 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 -4-0 HOU COMPLIMENTS OF South Texas Producers ssociation THE MILK PRODUCERS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE SOUTH TEXAS PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION WANT THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS HIGH SCHOOL TO RECOGNIZE US AS YOUR FRIENDS. WE ARE ANXIOUS THAT EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU FIND YOUR PROPER STATION IN LIFE AFTER YOU HAVE COMPLETED YOUR EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTIONf B. E. STALLONES MANAGER 71 HARVARD STREET TELE PHONE-UNDERWOOD 3I23 STON TEXAS 001' -'-01' COMPLIMENTS OF INSURANCE HEIGHTS CREDIT COMPANY A. w. UMLAND I-.OANSQ AUTOS: B: FURNITURE WALLER I903 ASHLAND VA-8897 HOUSTON n TEXAS BURT 'S BAR BER SHOP BIG WHITE HAT CAFE AIR CONDITIONED ' ACROSS STREET FROM POST OFFICE WE LEAD IN SEA FOOD CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS. TOMBAI..l.g TEXAS HOCKLEY TEXAS Robinson's FEATURING WESTERN WEAR HOUSTONIS LEADING SUBURBAN DEPARTMENT STORE PHONE UN-3025 407 WEST I9TH STREET Q I0-'0I' ' '0' f? '0 K A D 0 Q A Qin ' 0' 'yy Q '- lg ' 1' T , 9. ' T 4 ' il 3 Siding A li Re 'd.e ng ' s 3 Repairs- f A 9 - l gi Small Down Payment Wlll Do Anyllob . . . 4: a F. H. A. Terms ' lf ASBESTOS ROOFING AND SlDlNG A 9 COMPOSITION 81 BUILT-UP ROOFING - . ' . bid! -l-Wmoaks 3 . l KING R f' C ll 9 5 5409 WASl'llNGTON AVE f . 5 Joe Buvlnghausen Te 9 NIKLAS HARDWARE CO. 13 LQUIS NlKl.ASg OWNER REAL ESTATE V HARDWARE. PLUMBING- at ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES-KUHN'S PAINTS TOMBA'-L' TEXAS v 5207 WASHINGTON AvE. lg n OUSTON. TEXAS vA-5985 PHONE 605'-22 Q 9 NOTARY PUBLIC - IN OFFICE , WN COMPLIMENTS, OF L I 5 GUARANTY BOND Boot 8: Shoe Hospltalf, 'I DISTINCTIVE HANDMADE 1' 1, A STATE BANK 'I WESTERN BOOTS NOT AS LARGE AS THE LARGESTH ' J. G. CECALA Tw-Ill: BU AS STRONG AS THE STRONGESTU O 4l3 w, l9TH Q ,X Nl if TOMBALLT TEXAS HOUSTON TEXAS -5 -0-0-01:0-010101030--01-0-ova-0 -- --------- - ---- ----W --------- --------f--- - -A--if-A, 'I 4 I 'I F 84 M Ranch I 4 I 4 I WI I 4 I 'I I6 MILES FRO M HOUSTON ON H HEMPSTEAD HIGHWAY SANDWICHES. ICE CREAM COLD DRINKS' SUNDAESI THICK MALTS OWNED AND OPERATED BY HAROLD HENRY AND GIL.L YOUNGDOFF 4 jI 'I 4 ,I 4 I 4 I 4 XI I 'I 4 I 4 I 4 I ANDREW JACKSON HOTEL Morris-Sewall A VERY PLEASANT PLACE TO STAY Co., Inc. TOMBAL.Ln TEXAS LAVETTE SERVICE STA. FOR FINE FOODS I III!! MIIBIIIIAS IIIIBIIUII MIIZIIES '02 SAN JACWTO PHONE FA-5386 HOUSTON TEXAS PHONE lI3 WALLER. TEXAS '0r0-v0'-10110-s0f 'S Is .ngv VISIT H3l'0ld'S FOR SPORT SHIRTS-SHOES-PANTS-LEVIS TAILOR MADE SUITS. DRAPES AND WESTERN PANTS COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR BOYS AND MEN HAROLD 'S MEN 8t BOYS WEAR 346 w. l9TH - IN THE HEIGHTS - TW 35sI 10100' 40l0l016l7H0l00-0 7.Y.:V.Y.,:v.,,YL,,v,,YLYLL.-LVLYLYLVLY,V,,,Y.,,Y., YL ,,,,,,,,,,v.,Y.,,,,v.' 4 I 4 I - 4 W I Earl McMilIian, Inc. I-IouSToN-S FRIENDLY FORDDEALER 5 SALES SERVICE 800 LOUISIANA AT RUSK 4 I 4 cA-9IsI COMPLIMENTS COBAPLINIENTS OF OF NCISOI1 Milk CO. IvIR. AND MRS. L. R.. DOYLE ALL GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS V K PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 'K 6 A SUTHERLAND SERVICE STATION M HEFAPSTEAD ROUTE 9 VA 2479 HOUSTON TEXAS P, o. sox s5I 1' HOUSTON TEXAS L Q SUTHERLAND HO-29111 LILEL S' IE,IIEIIIIIIIIIEIEII,EIIIEIEIEIEIEIEIIIEI EIEIEIE I EIEIEII Q IEIEEEIE 5 EEIEIEIEILIIIEIEIEEEIEIEEEEEEL . ' v0f 1 --YY--Y,----f-v,f,--- ,-,,,,f,, 11 u 1g 1, 1 1 1' 1 1 f' 11 1' 1' 1 1 1, 1 1 ,1 COMPLIMENTS OF '1 1 1 ,1 11 1 1 1 1' 11 11 Q1 . , ,1 5 :L 'I ' lx 1 '1 5 9 1 1' 1 'I 12 5 4' H 1 ,1 W1 . ,1 ,1 11 1 11 Q1 1 1 1 11 Cypress Grain Drying Q 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 11 S Company ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1' 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 11 1 '1 1 CYPR ESS. TEXAS 1 1 W i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 17 1 1 1g 1, fL-..,...- ,,,, HAM 11 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Y Y - ' v- '-'fx'- 1' A 'ff-'ff 'ff-ff-ff::fr-:.-ff -.-:L-.A-.-5-.-f,-,-,-:tu.- . . . 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FROEHLICH GROCERY GAS FEEDS TOMBALLn TEXAS AUCTION SALE EVERY THURSDAY COMPLIMENTS or: SID McFARl.IN'S SERVICE STATION PHONE l20 wA1.l.ER HOCKLEY. TEXAS PHONE us WALI.ERn TEXAS 1'QF , 40l0l02 0'-0 0'710-40' Elli Automatic Butane Co. Auten Appliance Company Your Butane 84 Propane Dealer BILL'S PLACE HARDVVARE AUTO SUPPLY SERVICE STATION HO z 9I3I COMPLINIENTS' OF FRANCIS CAFE HHOME OF FINE Foons HEMPSTEAD HIGHWAY KERR 'S PHARMACY DRUGS COSMETICS, JEWELRY VETERINARY SUPPLIES w, Is, KERR H, I., WARD PHONE I8 TONIBALLI TEXAS O. C. STIFTER LUMBER COMPANY BETTER LUMBER FOR LESS READY-BUILT CABINS VI 2644 520l WASHINGTON VI-2645 HOUSTON 7. TEXAS ' '01' -0101 I Cypress-Fairbanks P. T. A. 4 L 4 4 14 4 r 4 4 4 4 'I U 4' 1 4 4 4 , , . TIM I CROWNBEARER OF I95I CORONATION , , , MRS. LAWRENCE HUFFMEISTER. . . , , , , , , , , , PRESIDENT MISS MAE PRIDGEN, , , , , , , , , , , IST, VICE-PRESIDENT MRS, E, L. L.APHAM,, , ,,2ND, VICE-PRESIDENT MRS, T, O, MOYE,. ,,3RD, VICE-PRESIDENT ' MRS. C- E. 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