Graham High School - Steer Yearbook (Graham, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1949 volume:

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Evfrnerg 17711 Ne' 'Lori- Q., ev-' AQ 1 S wwqgk zgxozliscilkx xgcikep 'YNY 'X34' lk: -Qfepgkef Sdksqf 'r ff + Cliggl-TQ C-3:-cvs ,KH W sh A M? . . ,Nix TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1947: MAY THE DAYS YOU HAVE SPENT IN THE GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL LEAVE PLEASANT MEMORIES OF THE GENUINE AND HELPFUL FRIENDS YOUR TEACHERS TRIED TO BE, AND MAY THEY PROVE AN INSPIRATION TO YOU TO MAKE YOUR LIFE ALL THAT WE HOPE FOR IT. YOUR FRIEND , I. T. GILMER ..--,K I MR O B ROSE l 'f ' 'U 5 'fff A--1. ' t sa A --u-a..M o I Dv , 'Mlllllll A rr . . P - , ,A , . x v ' x - V.. whip 4- Us mx:-S', , . ' U 1' .,.A, .pf In .LW ,,, , .. .xA n ,ae-n mugs -.mv 914397 A1 ul f .1 rn' vsn'9 ai' .,,as. in ,xv-w .n 'vu ':anv 11m in Your problems are always my problems. Your interests are my interests. I have had the honor of sharing your joys and fears. Please grant me the privilege of continuing to do so in the years to come. Sincerely Eugenia D. 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Not quite, more of the Brahms type, but a nice guy. HAROLD BARNHART One led who is more than likely to finish anything he undertakes. Watch out Girls! S H MALCOLM BENNETT They that govern most make the least noise. WAYNE BETHEL If smiles could be sold Wayne's would bring a million. HELEN BIGGERS Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low . . ROY BOLING Of all the boys in school who have improved since their Freshman year, f Roy has done the best job. Good work, Roy! Y ' I LEONARD BOYD , ,v Thou little thinkest what a little foolery governs the world! MARY ELLA BRADDOCK . ,X MARTHA BRUCE Mary Ella is one of the fine experiences you get when going to Graham High. Knowing her is a treat to all. I A dish fit for the gods. CARL BURLESON Carl is one of the boys in the Senior Class who makes teaching a pleasure. An A-1 student. BETTY BUTLER She was a phantom of delight. if .3 .H f' 3 BETTY CAREY n x A thing of beauty is a joy forever. NORMAN CARPENTER The courageous captain of compliments. EWELL CASON TOMMY CAVE Graced with polished manners and fine sense. Good words are worth much and cost little. JEAN CHESTNUT As merry as the day is long. F R ANCES CHILDERS My 1ove's more richer than my tongue. NJ 4 ! Q .xy 5 NXQ we S ' GRACIE COPELAND Oh, how hard it is to find The one just suited to our mind! -EDWIN CRUM His name belies him. He's the whole loaf if you ask us, with butter spread thick DON CUNNINGI-IAM He trod in gentleness, honour, and clean mirth. PATSY CUNNINGHAM I say the world is lovely. and loveliness is enough. CLIFFORD DAMRON Sweet! Sweet! Sweet! And the rest you'11 have to find out yourself. Ask her, she'11 tell you. LUGENE DAVES While I think on thee, dear friend, all losses are restor'd and sorrows end. 'fffsi BILLY DENNY Merry and glad, all things are. r MAGGIE FAY DOOLEY Goodness is the only investment that never fails. BOB DOWNEY Rocky and rugged, and do the ladies like rocks and rugs! He is a fine fellow and well liked by all. MARGARET DOWNEY A fairer lady there never was seen . . M-ILTON FARMER He knew the precise psychological moment when to say nothing. GERALD FERGUSON How shall we rank thee upon glory's page? Thou more than soldier and just less than sage! .UV H , ' xv. h , f, Q w,',,-.I W -' 7 ,f Q ' 13'I. ng iw - -Q, f ' 4 gf ,ga J N., Sm, ,MI W An, MARY GRACE FORE Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. JEANETTE FORTNER She moves a goddess. and she looks a queen. IMOGENE GACHT ER The daintiest last, to make the end most sweet HAROLD GARLINGTON A friend to human race.' JOAN GARVEY , Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare . . . ROBERT GEORGE I shall not look upon his like again. ZELMA GIBBS . . . the sweet magic of a cheerful face. JOHN HACKLEY More is thy due than all can pay. PAT HAMILL Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? JOHN HARLAN His heart is as big as his yell, and that's pretty big! ZOE HARLAN What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? LINDSEY HAWKINS The greater man the greater courtesy. Q ,. .Q 'Q . U, TRUMAN HAWKINS A smart and dependable fellow and one of the schoo1's most appreciated. KENNETH HAYS Every man has his fault, and honesty is his.' THELMA HIGGINS Silence is the perfectest herald. of joy. JANET HINSON Wisdom is better than rubies. WYNNELLE HITT Tall, dark, and handsome and has loads and loads of friends among us CLINTON HOLDER Man is man and master of his fate. PAT HOWARD SSS--small, smart, and sweet. That's our Pat. Get to know her and see if you don't agree. MARY JENNINGS Speak gently: it is better far to rule by love than fear. ED JOHNSON The heaven of each is but what each desires. NOAH LACKEY, JR. He built no arks, but he has built a lot of long lasting friendships. LINA LEE At whose sight all stars hide their diminish'd heads. WILLIAM LEWIS Music is the thing of the world that I love most. ,ff ROBERT LIGON Robert isn't any giant but he makes a giant friend. LAVELLE LOFTIN Lavelle is another nice person who came to us from jean. They do have nice folks up that way, and Lavelle is one of the nicest. ANNA LOU LYLES BETTY MAHAN No picture of this lassie, but we'l1 all remember her just the same This quiet smile belies her. She's uproarious and loads of fun. MARY MAHANEY In small portions we just beauties see. CATHERINE MARTIN The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. D I O mo ' v 4-, . 1.- N NEAL MAYES - He gained from heaven, 'twas all he wished, a friend.- WILLIAM MAYO He that has patience may compass anything. FRANCES MORRISON She's all my fancy painted her: she's lovely, she's divine. OTIS MOSELEY We wanted to say the nicest things we could think of about Otis, but it takes so much space we'11 just say we all think 'em and let it go at that. BILL MOUSER A good mind possesses a kingdom. ALMETA MURPHY There be none of Beauty's daughters With a magic like thee. XL. X O N., HOWARD MCCLANAHAN Howard has made an enviable reputation for himself in school by having so many friends and NO enemies. MARTHA MCCLUSKEY Hail to thee. blithe spirit! CHARLENE MCGEE p We'1l always have happy memories of Charlene. She's one of those girls who makes remembering such pleasure. BETTY MCGEI-IEE Here is a dear and true, industrious friend. FREDA MCHARGUE Not stepping o'er the bounds of modesty. CHRISTINE MCLAREN How sweet and fair she seems to be. il' SHERRY NALL A man he seemed of cheerful yesterdays and confident to-morrows. L.u..A ROSE NEWBY To know her was to love her. PETE NICOLETT A good heart's worth gold. WAYLAND OATMAN Wayland is a hard fighter and a steadfast friend and those who have learned to know him will always recall him-with pleasure. VIRGINIA ORR Of all the best things upon earth, I hold that a faithful friend is the best. W. C. ORR I will follow the right side . . . Q Q5-fx E BETTY PICKARD Pick a Pickard and you're doing good Picking. ROY PITCOCK A solid citizen of our school. Not fast, not slow. just Roy EULELIA RAGLAND You are like a flower, So sweet and pure and fair. FREDDIE RICHARDS Her loveliness I never knew until she smiled on me. GUY RODDEN The better part of valor is discretion. BETTY SANDERS A rhapsody of words. PAULINEZ SANDERSON She smiled, and the shadows departed. FRANK SMALLEY He's a gentleman: look at his boots. DONALD SPEER A good reputation is more valuable than money. JOHNNY SWAIM johnny has done so much for our school in athletics that we just can't list 'em all, but we can say we all like Johnny. JEWEL SWEENEY Second thoughts are ever wiser. BOBY TYLER Ish! Now, Ish is something special. He looks rough sometimes but he's a smoothie at heart, and he does have a heart! Q9 , nf L , BILLY DAN WADLEY Billy Dan always goes his own quiet way, and if you go along with him you'11 find it's a nice way to go. JIM BOB WALKER jim Bob can best be judged by the company he keeps. You 11 always see him with a nice group of students. MARY ANN WALSH Mary Ann is one of these delicious blonds that ought to be served with a long-handled spoon or something like that. MARY ANN WATKINS I live in the crowd of jo11ity. JOHN LEE WEBB His better doth not breathe upon the earth. DAN WILDE Genia1. courteous, intellectual, virile . . . BOBBY WILLIAMS Now am I hail-fellow-well-met with a11. BUENA WRIGHT Good-nature is more agreeable than wit. TOMMY WRIGHT :'The lad was ever loving, and laughing, and free DONALD YORK ObIiging and cheerful, industrious and kind . . FRANCES YOUNG How sweet and gracious, even in common speech, Is that fine sense which men call Courtesy! Ju x I1 IDR... J Ojwc' 9125 Ff fwk '62 lflfllfi Brlruon- F-es. H Cbuff- KPr0.1: ffl!!! 0 riify yfffl Dfllg - 5.06. W?7fnia Lee - Fflbvrfer jfvnfargs s. C'arJa-Jeff 171: CLWOPJ one Hr 0 '75 ffift Dv .,,-1 -'oo-,,-i 1 new and Oh or 429 his ht? 0, s 'fue su pg 1-2:-,arenas ' 'im feud +ve mud! 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VAUGHN BRINSON LENN BURKE LAVAY BUFF INGT ON DURWOOD CHAPMAN N BROOKS MARY JOYCE BR NLQW MM Sfw-'iq M W Ayn, auf ' BETTIB B RUTH CHESNUT MARTHA CLAY LAVADA CLAYT ON ADELINE CLOWER JON CORNISH' NANCY DEEI JIMMY DR AGOO DORIS EDWARDS 'QQ' SAMMY E GOUGH IOYCE EUSTACE BETTY FULBRIGHT PRESTON GOWENS I M MARJORIE HEIGHT EN in MABLE JENNINGS LILA KNOX BILLY KU RK 3.6- WENDELL LASATER VIRG EE MMM :Mfr wpiiffulif tif I V DELORES LENNINGTON HOLLIS LIGON IVER LOVING JOAN MCCHESNEY MARY EVELYN MCGEE '..3 Nr'- a l . 1 N9 N N ' V HAZEL MILLER 'T' . , , .. f. QA i Q mp,-Q3 - :wr U29 ,,., 'gd ik u 'mp , 5,,,,3,g.g- R . ,X -' F . M 3 ' ' 'witw ,fi -fifriifiii-.'-:'i::Q' ss. GERVASE MONTGOMERY JOHN MORELAND ffm 'I .I 1.5. T Aff MAE JOAN NEWMA NORA LEE NICKLAS CECELIA NORRIS LOYCE ORR WARREN PIERCE BOBBY REEDY PAT REESE CHARLES RIDDL. DATSY ROACH CHARLOTTA ROBINSON .IO ROBINSON FIELD ROEBUCK GWENDOLYN RCSE B Y RUT WINFRED SEGARS PAT SY SHAHAN W i' BILLY DEAN SPEER iam JUNE STAMPS RONNIE STEPHENS MILDRED SULLIVAN z 1 I JOYCE THOMA GILLIE ANN THORNTON EUGENE TIFFIN 1 GENELLE TOUCHSTONE CARO EN WMJQJ 0' W3 If fa Sf! 6, G YAN HORN JACK WALKER L Q MARCELLA WALE ARGARET WARD i L ,-Wm M, WELDON WHEAT BOBBIE WHITE X xj Aff ff WM ELOISE WHITE DO Q, s? ' .-xg' I JAMES WILLIS VERA PEARL WILLIS JOE GEORGE V5 I my 5 SDPIIO l'10l'Il S Qfkcrf 'f'f'f'f1h 141'-'Dol - 2-0 I. fi:-'nflf fvnnfnlfqfyg M875 C Perry ffiefq,-4, e y JPUILM rs l'7nBalce1- M E fffff Bvfldf 5 f,y0Uf79 'ffffs Qqr Pfeffn Or I I measvrilja-Eiilvr .f.,i-.,,.e- l 13? kwq, . , ,. ,ll 4 A Q 9 , - , Lf ii BARBARA NKERS MARY JANE AKERS poRoTHY ARMSTRONG MAXINE ATWELL PEGGY BAILEY TUANELL BAIRD DILLARD ALLEN KENNETH AT WOOD BEATRICE BALE 1 lb DONNIE ALLEN LE ANN BAILEY VIOLA BEARD ,gi Km A +R, IP' .., - 1 K ' X -. 'J .. 0 fo'o,cf-I c,C,LI .4 kk 5 -,QL i' r 1,5 . AARY D. BISHOP '5 . g I f L. E. BRADDOOK WANDA BREWSTER NX ' C- . -pf? O7 . , 5,05 L r- . JOY 131241550 C' BOBBIE BUFFINGTON I GLENN CART ER . : , Q , 'rw' R H 1,3 K JOHNNY BROWIZI WW JOE c if-'O IX! DIXIE CREAGER I s , 'Q Ri? 31,3- i 'Q ERNEST CUNNINGHAIVI NELL DAIVIRON I ,Y BOBBY DOOLEN ROBBIE. J. DOWNEY ji 0 J. fx f 1 ffj' ' gf . k 'MI LELORES EDWARDS SARA F. EFFLER MODENE DAVES A 'Huw X A B. W. DOWNING BETTY FARMER CHRISTINE DIXE GH JIMMIE L. EAT! VIRGINIA FAWKS f NA' N f 2' ,ff ' DYCE FRANKLIN A I JESSE GRANT DORIS HARLAN 1 Y 6, 1 , , BILLIEJ. FRAZIER JOE DALE A VEY 5 Q G , -and 2 13 L f nu JIMMIE GREEN NONA HARLAN Dziffd-M ldfwvymnzddpqqj .- GEN EVA GAT HINGS ROBERT GRUBBS BILLIE GROVE 4. 51fX,...f-l' .L 7 .N if jBAT HARRISON V , I -'X Q MARY A. HEILMAN TTAA i 1 u rf My-I sf-A 'G JOROT HY HELVEY of i ETHYL HOWARD Q -. I u .. s . 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FL Q' f 311 - 6 -. jx! . if BUR HOWARD OPAL HYDEN JOANNA JAMESON X lu DONALD HUMMEL J .44 CHARLES JENNINGS X , '- if L 11 3 A A f H5 Q , CAROLYN JONES SADIE JONES 3 ms H. C. KNOX LEE MCKNIGHT AROLD b ENNINGT ON ANN ET T E MARCI-IMAN BILLY MOORE JANE MOODY O D MOORMAN BOBBIE MORELAND DONN MOUSER ROYCE NALL P J-K, Ar' lf, BARBARA W A PATTERSON KA, A E, ff' Mx, A ELIZABETH 9 I PARDUE , V X N W JACKIE PAYNE fl? Ain' 7 .16 b g.4..,, WYNELLLE PETTY . gi- ,, 'J A - . A A' lg BESSIE PETTY if I-K MAXWELL PHILLIPS MARY PICKARD 'RUTH RAT ER RUBY RAT ER gt-.hw Y r Aa 4, X- ,v- . 1 'V ,LQ JEANNETT E RAMSEY xy K DOROT HY REED 6.6411 1 A54-fxim naw BETTY REEVES MAX ROBERTS I FLE R TSON uf BILLIE ROBERT SON -xx 4 I Q E EVELYN ROEBUCK SHIRLEY ROBINSON DOROT HY ROGERS JEANA ROSE MARY B. ROSSER W? NB. rrfr' T ER LOUISE SENKEL BETTY SLUDER on Nm LOUADA .wiv K - -W ' -.Sf 3 , fu L.- J , .1-kv Q Nl:- f . 'f .. f, .ruff M, ff 5 ' 1 1 IQ rt' M, X . Q' 5 1 P D F . . 'P 537 I -:':fS:'4I1sY ' I 'fgi gk, , V. ,bn . Sf? Q? 5' . 'Qisgf , It .. M.. V' 4-. J, L: V.-.QL ,W . ' ' 'SW A X , ! I if + 7? ffl' Mix' . 4 I WILLIAM WADLEY f 5 I PM 'N M ,Q f Wy Gb VIRGINIA WHITE HARRY WELDON MILDRED WHIT LEY JERRY WHITT REVA J. WILLIAMS BILLIE J. WILLIS TOMMY WILSON EDW ENA WINST EAD XL. 61, ' O73 . .J 0. MARGII? WRIGHT TOMMY D. WRIGHT f Q a W5 !ww0 '!. V k Wfiiljgigfgfi JA ,wi-Q to My W? fLlfwMfffQffg'if'?fjf A 0724? 5 Fge-1500 'fr ,Z W 31 6 lzwff M'Mf'7-9mW,?f i5ff' HACKLEY CUNNINGHAM AT WOOD HOLLAND PIT COCK BOYD GRUBBS FARMER ORR BURKE WILDE WRIGHT FERGUSON NALL SWAIM CUNNINGHAM JOHNSON BROOKS OATMAN NICOLETT DOWNEY CRUM T YLER LIGON LIGON T HORNT ON CUMPT ON COACH TINER THE SMILE THAT NEVER FAILED. GOOD LUCK MR. TINER WON NINE LOST ONE I I 55?-2 . .?T i1 QAJ-i 5:5 5 L ,Q 'Z :fx Q n Vega ff. ASSISTANT COACHES fi Q., gf - ,g kk f lm 'ff' ' IMS'-if ' ' W-5 V, ' Wi . ' I' -M . K:-X: if ,m r g,,E:A . -' 'fh a . fa, pr if QV .3 L Y.. t . gk j I 1 ew. X . gg A ' KX 1-RW, 31i?x,'2f'E'ig at W , 'wx 'A uv ,, . ,1- 'W L. M545 Cy YOUNG PAT CLIFFORD A - s' M Md. ,f W. Ky . .xx f G 1 X f . X f I I ,MHZ MR. ROSE WELCOMES COACH CHARLES LINDSEY IND TELLS HIM THE STEERS IRE HIS FOR NEXT YEAR--- IND THE STUDENT BODY WILL BACK HIM TO THE LIMIT. xl-nut fa--wi! ,Ty K., , ,X , F, f' X? W 'rlfv ALL WA. - is! -lieu E wa-mm K Q 0 , I fx 4 'NK v 4 - 51' iff-1' 41 , , .Ty -, 5 :LH,3 f 5 'viii I' --six' ' . ', , ,A xv ,Q .A .2 X h ,,,V. I , . 9 . r' K sg. , , a '?Q5S 8'Q gf. , ' sg , V ' A' ,vp Hi. it uk KA 'HY .1 ,s-f,.? 4 t si . fx - 'C- 'm, i. 5Sfxfff 'n . ,., . ,,-- Mah . L7 K kkgk K . .sex x. ,pf aw W-.., .A YK 5, -'M , 3 ..,. f ,, J, ,K ' Hx. Y 44 A OATMAN 'was - Q gli! :N ae' K 'WMI ,M -f 4,-f 'K+fQil 1-4 f . 'A ' ' iivf' .. ' , ., lf?-f! 4. if . L mi f . , gif ' :Q 3, QA A . , ,, , . . ' H s U Q '15 13 K gg 'Q ef Q-5 Q uanvw-4.-.. - fi! E M. . ihkn. Fi' - OOD 'x is J N.. H. t . 4, 6 mei if e' 'F , Q, IN fafgll' 2. 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H V' A .- Q Q, O ,, w x K 1 ,, in Q, D U ,- ,a V.. o i i 1 .a I Ktfv .1 .. Q ff m .. 43 . , W A Liigw. in , ' 6 M- S. Jn K a ,, 4 -ive. ,W .' fs . . W am.: M Q 5 FERGUSON 2 gn' Q .!! ' v-Q-X m it 1 , 15' ' .7572 -. ' . fimf ' 'A f Q fQf.yg - . ' ' rfwfsff 2, I 1 L4 4' 'I-fx, 'f 'YN .ft ,.'. .'f x ,+- : Tk1 if4fiLif'1- in 'Ji' 1' 2 SKF' Sk I . J-Q '. I ,,. W , A .q 'gw Ma Q M 'P L v X .S-101 Martha Mary Ella john Clifford jeana The Quarterback Club on Parade! . E 1 4 I SHERRY NALL DONALD YORK JOHNNY swA1M OTIS MOSLEY ERNEST CUNNINOHAM DAN WILDE JERRY COOK MR. CLIFFORD DISTRICT CHAMPIONS ROY BOLING RUSSELL BROOKS DON CUNNINGHAM WAYLAND OATMAN HOWARD MCCLANAHAN BOB DOWNEY GALE VAN HORNE TOMMY WRIGHT J., Q .4 Y 4: X xxx-w,,,.l 49739 1 :Q . .wk gg. 'mf .44,.'4lf--z u rev. fl ...-,,,..0,Ng -,, E., .-4 2? Nj'5,i? 4235 9 0 's E. Q.. J B3 1 'fx- xv ,..,' -5 P' I f Q 1 X 1: N B .1 is LL, K, f ' am ' L - DISTRICT CHAMPIONS w- 4 NAISL OAT MAN I Q .. 'Af I 3 I 0 3.1 SWAIM 4 R K ,A 1 g B . a 'A A B ., q - I X tn 1 .,,,. u A A ' WRIGHT- if ' W . ,, . ,AES fi . 5 QF' I M T. , ity I .BROOKS 1 I ,L I f ff. 5 , I I .- . A RNI I V , I Q, U Yi if- . qt !w?Ef-NIJ .u V 'I' S' 5' ,- - ' ' 2 f A I s I V A-g ' A f I 3 K CUNNINGHAM MF I ff rl 1fAEi::'1'I'- 'rv X: I gf A A 42 , THESE ARE THE BOYS WHO WON US l U OA 54' 'H'V fi , A DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP. I '-'T fggfl' , I 54,3- f iifuzgifl A. . , SOME OF THEM PLAYED IN MORE GAMES my 'E' ' ' THAN OTHERS. BUT IF IT HADN'T BEEN ' If: ., Hgfsi'-4x f' ww- 'f' pgl .I 1' 'Q 1' 1.5 .5-IFN Efevf-I f I- .A-1-ww ,ark .If .H I- . . ' .' H1119 A ...N . . 34303. .IM ,. huucff , V I 'Q -.: v- ', .,,, . 1 . if Y.,,,. M., I I H.. :uf .,,, 'ff'-my 'A , S vu , .- . IPL 523.1 'I .Q rg? I A W r ' Q I '5W'f3gw. ' 'Sf 'ffvfzvwi ' ,M vw- ,r 5933 , wf4'i',Es'-4 QF! ' 'ff?f.M1?L. ,agMf1f.'.41 FOR THE STIFF COMPETITION DURING SCRIMMAGE AND PRACTICE THE FIRST STRING COULD NEVER HAVE CARRIED US THROUGH. SO THESE ARE THE BOYS, EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THEM, WHO WON OUR DIST RICT CHAMPIONSHIP . ,,. -L I.. -S Mk WILDE AW A . ' I ' ff. . I E 554 I f... 4' - ,f 'SL my -: .. . V2-,lf -. Ja:'i-5 ' '.: . -- 'gf- fl'-'C' ' .3Jv6l1'!fQ 'r, I Nw -I' ,. ' .1 I G . ,N-,Q fix J. K - ' ' .K H , a-.-.:, . Bl , .T f-.. I Q I I Q ,Q . . ,, 4 - I - . A - Q .Jr ,. ,1 'ff,, ,. '- I K ' In -f ff -'Iv '- 'uv W -1 -, ,E-...aakzk ,r4'.a,:.:.., wi fw- ' f,N'A 'fv1, ,.,,,.yvdq-':49?r:':1. KEEP lil I Q . ii -2: 'I L F K he -fs fa A',,,,,Y.,T,,. rgpo 492529 1550 A 6,9 as gr E 1-P fella? 1 K 's -s I Qqwbx MR. CLIFFORD'S BOYS WON THEMSELVES A CHAMPIO SHIP. THE HAPPY GANG ABOVE ARE THE ONES WHO II A LARGE SHARE OF THE PLAYING. BUT MR. CLIFFO1 HAD NO STARS ON HIS TEAM. THEY WERE JUST A HAR WORKING GANG WHO PLAYED FOR ALL THEY WE WORTH, AND PLAYED WITH TEAM SPIRIT. THAT TEA SPIRIT OF PLAY WAS WHAT CARRIED THEM TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP. NICE GOING, FELLERS! it GM in an ONE OF THE STAUNCHEST SOURCES OF SUPPORT THE ST EERS HAD DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASON WAS THE QUARTERBACK CLUB. THIS ORGANIZATION, SPARK-PLUGGED BY MR. WRIGHT AS PRES- IDENT, AND MR. THORNTON, AS TREASURER-SECRETARY. ABLY SUPPORTED THE STEERS IN ALL THEIR GAMES. THANKS. FELLOWS. YOUR LOYALTY AND SUPPORT HAS BEEN AN INSPIRATION TO BOTH STUDENT BODY AND TEAM. TOMMY WRIGHT S PRESIDENT QUARTERBACK CLI 1946-47 55 41 V QI'-'Q' 4 x-5. K . w Wx I llfllil MR. HOMER THORNTON, SECRETARY, QUARTERBACK CLUB 1946-47. MR,THORNTON WILL BE PRESIDENT FOR 1947-48,AND HE PROMISES THE GANG WILL GO ALL OUT FOR THE STEERS. AS WE HAVE HIM PICT URED, HE'S WAVING THE LITTLE KEG IN WHICH QUARTER- BACK COLLECTIONS ARE MADE AND CHEERFULIX INVITING SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT NEWTON TO COME TO CLUB MEETING TO- NIGHT !' ' fo. 'him L - k . -.'. ,. ez ' ' K I , ,if f Qi 5 1 'Tux .ll ,A L -h A Q E K 8,31 I y K 'W . :. Q . x ' 4 4 1 Q Q- NLR dw? Haw' qi' FHE SCHOOL ORCHESTRA JETS A BIG LAUGH, AND DF COURSE THAT'S WHEN THEY SHOT THE PICTURE. HE SCHOOL DANCE BAND. BUNCH OF HEP CATS OF HE JIVE COUNTER. THEY LOW SOFT, THEY BLOW WEET, THEY BLOW SOUR-- UT BOY THEY DO BLOW. L! fl' X., Q k K if K -K 'xi ', Y , ' g K A 9 ' i x ' . x . .ix we E f i :bfi ' l x It xi' I' I ....,?g- 0. l 1 F' yse.,,,, if ' kia. f ,ww ' A 'i W f QI VAVORITEB .IWDEWT fV'ITM7T2.?5' Clan-'bug ,genes X bK,A .xgks XM: no .vm W-ei' XXAS Qhag Wg mm-m by of ,De'lv12l 23'x x-E JV inf: ROY BOLING MOST POPULAR BOY IN SCHOOL .O M 'fi'-. 4 fs Z MARY ELLA BRADDOCK MOST POPULAR GIRL. IN SCHOOL JOHNNY SWAIM w-..,' SENIOR FAVORITE MARTHA MCCLUSKEY SENIOR FAVORITE 3 RUSSELL BROOKS JUNIOR FAVORITE 4' 5' ,J Ak' 4 egg' I iffxz K NF X JERRY CUNNINGHAM ASOPHOMORE FAVORITE 5 K 'E f . ,V i 70 ' I 155 X K 5 ' , -Q fl ' 3 fi, 'Y ff 41 v S5 . NELL DAMRON SOPHONIORE FAVORITE ff N. 1? LEE MCKNIGHT FRESHMAN FAVORITE -'O .J U: N vi 0 My eh. Y apg ' YQ . 5 A-1 M., ff? FRESHMAN FAVORIT E MA RY BETH ROSSER Q' . 'l av' li- 1 W MARY CHENAULT POST UR E QUEEN apne- Lf Q , ,.: I ,- tr V, w gm, 1 .L 1 , 3i T: ?i97FS-L: Qlfi'f 1 -+sQ?:w ' -4 , .QM .1 S' 41 , in W x . 1 gi , BY 7 jg xl laws: 3, k K fx,,:,!q, vfgxk-1V,f',g.Q' A 2 .. I z , ' W . f y X--.1 Q 1,25 i - , fa- sw wx H211 , ' Vs4..3G1x:' Rfk? ' ff ' ' ' ' K- ' il? L ' xv'-55' K X A vig., N' g 7 I- ,, g N' , ix l. vfw' I 'W ' ,vJ73.Ta: V 1 lv All ., 'utiw ff KT? I! O AW W QSIQK k 7 L J I , Q k 1 - 2 i Q f A f'.::11+-1,,.Q.f- -,-i,- .f - uv , .1 V M xugkfisfffv 'L :ASK-If gff ,1 -is .WJ fs' ff. 17 I W A w 4-.lifffsl 4 ,V !, ,iw Agp, ' 1- ffflizs -Q4 7 - , Tw iff- 5 V- 2, rzf - ,E lx -:+R W ww - :fb V' 32k-it ' A fir , ' 4-1-QV fi- , .V -L,,- V. , e gf . , c,1g:,L A W . T ' 2 ' :gn Q e f5f',fz-,Q ffgm 1, Q f . ., A in . 1 EA in WA 8 f dw 'w x fa wiki A ' ? ,,. ,ff .fy M , - s p Z K. Y ' f f 'qw . x, - w w X Ii 'Utm- Q., x L. ix , --,-.-val nn-n-W ,XA ri f Q, .S i 'bi' by p if-.v , LW,N 'Y '7 ' ,N ill 3 Eb l J i - Q.-.......----V.....NL.-.-..,...,., Fr-qgxp. .MQ ,' .wN....... .- PDQ- N, MISS NTOORFTS LIBRARIANS MRS. HOWELIJS ROLLCHECKER MR. ROSEYS OFFICE GANG 5- Y C7 'Y I ll C3 1 'QQ 'l sv wa- ft K- ,y 5 1. c 4 xwwif sv' TYLER, How DO YOU DO IT? ,X XY ff ,Y7fEEN,,ctAB1NET n E w' i I MARY GRACE, MSRG ET, ETTY, GILLIE ANN, JANET, CLIFFORD, LINA, GWEND Y TTY, FRANCES, MARY, MARTHA, BOBBIE. J 1.1: I 'GIF 'QV' .Ng f , v f M-. , FS 4 5 X ra I P :Z Kar :I e -' ' ,N S ' RQ, 1 Q, in , 'wwf .gf K xg. I s, X 3 J ! if I - if is xi px ,, A ki 34 5 . i Q 1, nf-, f' 1,-A 11 Y'. 5 1 Y ' una-mn HICWN MRS. HOWELIJS POPCORN GANG. V457 . K 1 ,,f,, ' .- wwf If 40 HOT -DOGS AND HOLLER! V' ,w Q gk, A ,Q HAVE A COKE, FOLKS? xx If hfflx ffg flK -, s N ff! h an -ln!! 5 E i LUNCH HOUR NONSENSE N - Q , 'U 'E' Q ,L lj , 5' NOTHING LIKE DOZING IN THE I SUNSHINE, EH, RAMSEY. QX Qs 1..- 1 ,.... 5, NOW WHAT SORT OF GOSSIP IS MR. CARDWELL GETTING HEP Ti NO TELLING. IT IS TOO SO' S. , gf -1 I, 'filijfwlv 1- MR. ROSE IN DISGUISE. JUST SHOOT ING T HE BR EEZ E f N N i 1 x . Nl, A' In ag' A MUSCLES MCCLUSKEY RESCUES SNOW WHITE CHARLENE ISN'T REALLY HOLDING LEON ON HER SHOULDER 1- fm if lla. J ,w'b ,Z ,I 3 ,.,i , QL if i I m'AV 3 'XXX an sf Q ,lf- L h m 7z4. , ' if ' my . ? NY' Q' . ff ' fs . CHOW HOUNDS POPCORN SHOPP ERS SUNSHINE LOV ERS W' fr A ..... 1 l.. ' f Gr. 1 'ig Em 1 -.,j:. .L . 'in ago 1 .fan .nu ,Mn ,,-1 -Q .- A 1 4 1 - 1 four!! afslbl nu..... .csv ovnnonnuya aprons-vq,,..'. on .4.nQu -.annie sg. uuv. 11 ' 'vw ann, .qunsnon..1 xi ncaa. . . -.IND vQunr 551 fs--r THE SENIOR CLASS has worked all year at concessions during athletic events. They have sold popcoi-n,hot dogs, seat cushions, hot coffee, and cold drinks. And did they do this just for fun? Not at all. They had a definite plan, to get money for our stadium. And the plan has worked very successfully. Above you see the gang who made it work. Thanks for a good job well done, fellers. 4' 2 ff f w. N-. L. . ' v 5 La- IM, fp X u x ex, , Q ws 3 I 1 xg 3 It 0 x s Ifuif i K SV 54 4 yu I 2 3 V Q L Wal: nv-- t xl r f N X 'W ' L I-1:51 f 5' -f, 1 . X . x .1 . Q 'u ,, , , .s 1 iv xp x . , P A K gf' , -n 9- fg- i H! D 1 n, 'N 1 If ,R G' X ...,A'F9Sq. ,.,af.,fV x 1 1 51.5, yt 1.6 , F9 gs 5 ? Nfq 'f 5 . 4 XT, 1 1. I WA, b, V l h f X ,W -N . x ,H - A' s . , -' i Vw ,-. N, ,, i Q Q' 3 N- . rr' a Oil' 5, dw .1-.4 1 fs A' Q A L W Ma +R QM I i ffl- I .MQW .W MW ..,,.....--... . , F n W ,, W vw' - E! H1075 WWF ITS THE SMILE THAT GETS EN ISN'T IT ERNIE? SUNSHINE AND POPCORN, AND A PLEASANT LUNCH HOUR. K K f WW OH, BOY, WHAT A CHIN-WAGGI WHEN MARY ANN STARTS DISHI OUT THE STUFF. WHAT IS S TELLING YOU, SLUDER? FN 1 1 . W 41, 1 if-' PS. 91 W' '-iV ' A h M 11' K wx. W K.. 43 was V -ug' V, , fy ' 155 , 0 ' 5 4. , NJ bf--- ' 'far -:pf-vffan 5-pw 5.q.g2B. 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