Fort Worth Junior High School - Purple Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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II:'51IpfjgiRJRi 'I .Q v S - I .1 . ..., I, R I - , ,J I First Lil'Itf!'lI!IlIl MARTIN, WILLIAM Svrollzl LiL'llfl'l!IlIlfX MOORE, EvAN E. WARDIEN, NIARSEILLE Firsi Srrgmvzl TERRELL, BILL O. Svrgvul11's l 2 3 4 5. 6 7 8 9 10 CC 79 Company C Pri uafvx BERG, CHARLIE CAR1'Eli, EUGENE H. DAVIS, JAMIzs EDWARDS, JOHN D. IZITMAN, ROBERT E. EsTns, JIMMY HALL, JANIES 1-IUFII, EDWIN N. JOHNSON, DOUGLAS D. KILPA'rRIcI4, CI-1ARLI2s G. I'I'iw1lm First Class Askuw, PINKEY CAM11RON, LYLE C. I-ILAII, WALKEIK C. A ILSIENG, REA G. IVIOOREJ A. J. Pos'roW, ABE J. Prizfuirx BAUER, HENIKY L. BOWIMAN, DENNIS BRocRI2'rT, EARNEST D. IIZNUREWSI VSJRTH ll KILPATRICR, OLIv1zR K. DICKERSON, CLAUDE D, UMMERT' AMY ' 12 I-IWY, DENNU5 J- GUTIIRIE WILLIAM C , . C1-YNCH, RJCHARD W' 13 NEWTON, CLII-'TON O. HANNQNY EDWARD B, Co,-lmmlg 14 EENDERI, LUUIQDW A- I'IASSEI.L, LAWRENCE H I S - ' . ' . I : . . - . - . . . CONNIILL, BALLARD ' , AYNE5' ISLE J' 17 SMITH, JACK W- 10 HAWK PAT H. CORT, LEONARD , , ' lb WEST, GLEN E- ll HUIZBARD, JQIIN F. CARTER' WYILFORD N' 19 WOOTLN XVoo'I'rN 17 - VI DUFFEY, NORMAN D. ' ' 12 -goings' ORP? KENNIIIW, ARTHUR C. Guin. 14 NITIELE' JACKR ' Q L MILLER, CHARLES L. p,.i,,,f,.s H i,AiERA:2f'ToBhRT ' Sco'r'r, JCI-IN M. I H W lk S ' ' V' hc ' P N- . f . . - I . WEAVER, CHESTER R. . lGL.IZN.BOl'lIAM, ARE 4 I .XLI-ILNCK, HARLIIS . r I7 SHANV, WILL A. Priuafr's First Clusx N0fl-R- O- F- C- Cll1lf'fS lg SMEULEY, JAMES W, CRADDOCK, JACK B. Corjmrals 19 Soucv, PIAROLD A. DALLAs, LEE O. l. XVARD, RAYITORD 20 XYVEINNIAN, ELMER S. ' E Ili , we I Rl my ' X ' K F t JL,-i .iw 'Iflif I J I 2 ,V I Ig Eg :fbi L-' Il! I I XR Y 17 J P Y VA I ki

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I T if F5 if ' Firxl LiL'1Ifl'f1ll'f1f DAIIRAPI, RAYMOND W. SI'I'oml Limrlvrlurzlx LOUGIIRY, NWILLIAM S. W.xI.RE1I, JAMES M. WILSON, C. B. Scrgrazzix FIELDER, CHARLES A. L. TURNER, FLOYD B. First SL'l'gL'tlllI' OXVS1.EY, FURLOW Corlmruls BARCUS, HAROLD W. BOYD, JAMES ll. HARIRIS, JUI.IAN C. STITT, IDAVID L. XVILLIAMS, FULTON PI'iL'llfL'X First Class MCLAUGHLIN, GORDON F. HOW'ELL, FRED G. WlT'I', ROBERT W. I Company Priuafes BARRSDALE, PAUL W. BURTON, FRED C. COOMES, R. W. DEVRIES, ROWLEY HARIKINGTON, MA'fTH1iXV I-IAWRINS, GALE MA'I'HEWS, CHAS. POPE, BRYAN TUCR, DAVID WHITE, TI-IURMAN XVITI-IERS, JACK Non-R. O. T. C. Corlmoralx UTLEY, ORVILLE Prizwlvs First Cluxx BIZAVERS, LON LIGHTI-'oOT, HAIX'1ilKD LYDICK, STUART MILLER, FRANR ROSE, ALLEN SCONYERS, CW'RlI. TRAC, JOSEPH VAN ZANDT, LYCURGUS XVILEY, GORDON D. QCBDD Pri'IIafI'I ADDINGTON, CHAS. W. BATES, JACR W. BRANSFORD, ROY BROOKS, ODEN R. BURNS, AMEROSE CLIFTON, KINLEY GILBERT, BENNIE H. HAILE, SHIRLEY HARRIS, CHARLES M. HUEY, MILBURN H. KANNADY, GARLAND H LAMBRIOHT, DAVIS LONG, CLAUDE MEER, MITCHELL A. MILLER, JAMES E. MORRISON, JOHN S. ROBERTS, XVILLIAM F. SMITH, ELTON SPEIGHT, JACK STEELE, JOHN A. TRUBY, GERARD WALLACE, -JOHN WILLIAMS, MELIIIN H.

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1 Those Klassy, Katchy, Kunning Kadets-they're the pride of Junior! And Why shouldn't they be? They have made a record that is beyond comparison, and as Miss Musgrave says, We love every one of them. Among their achievements was the Winning of the beautiful cup they placed in the trophy case by putting out the crack squad of Fort Worth. Then, too, there was the officers' club that at least gave the boys training in planning theatre parties. And the good times they have! There was the dance the sponsors gave in their honor, and the luncheon the P.-T. A. gave for the Crack Squad, to say nothing of the fun they have riding on Saturday. Above all, they were fortunate in having as their instructor, Captain James L. Stitt. He was, in a large measure, responsible for their success, and the entire school gives him a rising vote of thanks for his splendid work. xr at la? 15 27 he Jail, - 521 T ., 'L ':. :eg ghd. sie- 5-Eifr 7:7 3 -r vt it . if . Y-.x, r' L, ,-.3 Y? , .va .5 e W Q g.'E.J i