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

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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

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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.

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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