Diamond Hill Jarvis High School - Eagle Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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enior Prophecy Would you luke to look unto the future wuth me? Then cross my palm wrth sllver and we wlll look unto the crystal ball and see what ns an store Look closely I see Charles Atherton yellrng Gug em Aggles He has lust fnmshed has farst year as coach for A8.M l also see James Brogan In the crowd He us now the manager of Interstate Theaters of Ameraca And theres Dorothy Carpenter who owns one of the largest farms m Texas Theres James Clark marchlng around with a slgn trymg to get all the men to 'om the l Hate Wom en Club Walknng rn the gate us Flrst Sergeant Mackey Constant Rught behund ham ns the famous Home Economlst Ethne Cowand Over there we see Earlene Cooper the new Buble teacher at Diamond Hull and Betty Cranfull who as also teaching shorthand there dlscusslng the behavior of thelr puplls Over un the concession stand we see Mnldred Dannels selllng hot dogs Robert Downs an Admlral un the Navy seems to be her best customer Dorthy Fallsn Means has come to the game to see her puplls perform all the trucks she taught them wlth the baton Curtus Gales as all smrles Hus new Leather Shop ns doing a marvelous busmess Anna Mabel Hamm took tame off from workung an the cotton patch to see this Important game Barbara Hawkins as enloylng her vacatlon from the Publrc Library Wanda Hnser and her husband are celebratnng the purchase of a new house In Richland Hills There goes Paul Hood who last mght drew the largest crowd In hnstory when he preached on The Evuls of Tobacco Helen Hurley who us head nurse at Cooks Hospatal came m case any of the football players needed any medrcal attentuon James Jenmngs seems to be domg all right on hrs salary as Chuef Inspector of the Fort Worth Gram and Cotton Exchange Look at that car that lust drove up' Why :ts Sue Johnson the movie star Wlth her IS her secretary Martha Kam brough 3 ! AWN ll,llllllul'lllllu 4 l ff, j -L'--'Q I f I ' tr , w e lt v wt tt- L llrlu, tl 21M '

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ELLEN SEATON A quiet but noble girl. JUNA ANN SMITH A lily hand her rosy cheek lies under. RAY SMITH From you the court expects greci things. ELTON D. STROTHER Spider-like, out of his self-drawing web 53' Airy: , Q ter ii-DBBY TEEL-Mid-Term VV?-f-Q' 'lr he run or fly they know not whether. PATSY WlEDEMAN Benoldl She locks nothing in cn woman

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Mary Ann Kutch and her general husband have a box on the fifty yard line John Ladd who has lust replaced Johnny on the Philip Morris program IS sitting next to them With John is George Lane who is packing them In at the Rocket Club with his impersonation of a woman David McCullough head of the Atomic Research Department at Washing ton and Wesley McDonald the Ex All American at T C U are talking to their old classmate and recent winner of the Nobel Prize Award Annette Meeks Orville Neal is explaining to Sherman Osbon cartoonist for the Star Telegram and Bobby Peck who is stall loafung about how he made his first mnllton IH pro football Mary Ann Phillips eems to be having a good time Is that a wed drng band on the third finger of her left hand? Billy Renfro is sporting a new diamond rung A twenty carat is the rumor Along with Billy was Jerry Robertson Mr America for T957 James Ryan new owner of the Coconut Grove and Elton Strother star of the Grand Ole Opry are trying to fund seat Barbara Sample and Robert seem very happy after all these years of mar rnage They are talkunq to Juna and M O Flemmons who look lust as happy The crystal ball is getting hazy Cross the palm with srlver and we can see more There thats much better The picture is beginning to clear up I see Ray Smith who is now manager of Budares Super Market talking to the National Leagues best pitcher Bobby Teel Patsy Wnedman the Presss new photographer is taking a picture of them forthe paper There goes Ellen Seaton the President of the Tall Tales Club The crystal ball is qettlnq hazy Tne future is tadinq fading Ah it is aone' Come back agar some day and we will attempt aaaln ta view the future, I . .. . I . . . - , I I - . ' ' 'I I , . , . - , , , , . . S. They must be discussing their family problems. l f . n 4 . - , . . , , . , 'T . i r, ' ' A - -, T T'-lx 1 fl fl l