Handley High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

me G, fQ Annual Publlca tion Handley High School Senior Class 5 X N QQ 'WK X 5X5L S x xx XXX 9' X X 9 tg, Q5 My .-1 t as n ,, J QF? il E 1-'I gl , , 1: K l ' ' ' VX J ' . 1 ' ,, ff X A h l Pi fi 1 lvl X 1' . I 'JV ,f l a Q n ow Y'-'i,7f Xxxrgl a l lp 4 ly -5 fl' X ,Nw Y 4 1 K Xfil 1 Jkt'-V. E Xx K n l va A '. '- ' 4 w I! ,. l :. Sl I f' f ,wa n P fi llf-mx X Q1 1 i .3-'H mx in 4 A Art 'X '1 I I X ft ,.44Y,.x If 1 J, ' -. f 4 A ' ff,-, A X1 ,K k H N o N , .1 ,I .H VI of NX ,Y 17 L' Sqty 1- ' 9. '.y'ff lx, . -i l Q00 . I .xl , X ' mivqqix L H , Q .Xf - ax, ' .qhg-Mp. an an vp an - X x ' Iwi 1 B V V l l ' 4.-.'4 1. .5 ff? X ' X- ,L f a Y xx S l W 7, 'A - . Rf m x - X x-. Foreword To seT down ln a graphlc record The lm measurable Tension The unconTrollable ex clTemenT of Those TooTball and baskeTball games The clamor and exuberance oT The pep rallies The happiness of havnng friends To share your acTlvlTles and The sorrow TelT only once as you don your cap and gown To leave behind you your hap plesT years IS our arm perpeTual record of some of The happuesT years of your lives years whlch cannoT be re llved lf as you Turn The pages of This yearbook you can re llve a few Treas ured momenTs of The excntemenr clamor happlness and sorrows whnch came our way in The years l953 54 we have ac complnshed our purpose I - I I I , . We hope This annual will become a I Q. . I I ' 'n ' - ' I r I - I X .. Staff EDITORS Martha Latham Milburn Engelman ASSISTANT EDITORS Jackie Bolt James Patterson 1 Velva Howard xv JUNIOR SPORTS Veta Nelson Travis Polk SNAPS Vivian Barrett Wanda Austin BUSINESS MGRS Charline Duncan Doyle Lee Elizabeth Paschal William Smith REPRESENTATIVES ,364-I IV nik -G' David Hughes Lois Dickie Our Favorite To be a leader ln the school one must possess many admirable qual ltles Because of your patience sympathy and understanding because we were discouraged because of your sportsmanship on and off the field and because of your friendship because you are an exceptional leader we the Seniors of 1954 dedicate this edition of The Greyhound to you COACH GEORGE MITCHAM - , I 1 of your unfaltering leadership, because of your inspiring word when . I . . I . . - . - I I . . . . , . fww X Our Principal The product ot our Hondley High School is young citizens learning to grow by odlustmg to lites necessities ond oppor tunltles As we present with lustitioble pride our i954 Model you our confident opprovol charging eoch of you to untllnch lngly occept ond fulfill every responsibility encountered Sincere good wishes Luther T Scarborough Principal A B M A T of Citizenship in this yeor's groduoting closs, we stomp upon . ., . ., . C. U. Office Staff MARY VA UGHN Secretary MARVIN HARRIS Vice Prmcupol X-r' Faculty Patricia Barr Bob Barron Music B.M. Education T,W,C, Howard Payne f ,,:,, ' Wmnle Bedell John Cooper Commercial Shop M.A., T.C.U. B.S., N.T,S.C. Lois Gunn Home Economics Ph. B. University of Chicago M. Ed., T.W.C. Gail Ireland Mathematics B.S., Phillips M.S., E.T.E.T.C. Kenneth Mangham Bible B.S. Texas Tech. Glenn Holden English, Social Studies B.A., M.A., T.C,U, Ronald Henderson Band B.M., T.C.U. David Harkrider Junior Mathematics M. Ed., B. S. T.W.C. ,-81 gal xi? 'Hi X lloyd Parker Mechanical Draw., Eng. B.S., A.B. E.O.S.C., Oklahoma Facult Marguerite Melsner George Mnchqm Aff ras. B.A., Cornell College B.S., M.A- T.C.u. Miriam Moore Arabella Odell M. S. N.T.S.C. Senior English B.A., M.A. University of Texas Preston Purlfoy 'X' Junior Mathematics T Anice Rhodes History B.S. N.T.S.C M.A. Univ. of Texas Pauline Rippy English B.A. T.S.C.W. M.A. Univ. of Colo. Pierce Scott P.E. B.A., A.C.C. Jack Tarvin Personal Prob. B.S. M E T Facult Peggy Turner Epsa Wells Junlor English Speech Llbraruan BA TWC M N SC George Wllllams Junlor Socnal Studies B S Ausn MA TCU James Weaver Science BS TWC Ed T Donna Young Charles Prldgeon Nurse Head Cusfodnan R N Cnty County W. J. Johnson Louise Cox Custodian Maid Donald Arthur Henry Custodian '1 1-Q if A Axskas xv , X NX ssstxx s6SS2 s ' X X J f NK X ff 1 X x f 1 X 1 R ff X .. ,iuggji ,- L . X '-- .- ' 6.2.12 - V cis.- L . 4 L ' . X. x r NX xx Q ,Qf X x x ' X -f' X , , ..s .... ? V--.....f. x :s9::::.::::aa:::a. 7 ' ' ! ff, x I 'W' A M.. A.--:iffffai Lg f 1g.::.::IA.,f ' .....4:gxQ?3:Ra::::ff' X z gn Qi Yx ' mx ASHER, KATHERYN Y4Teens, Allied Youth, Chorus, Speech Club, Secretary, One Act Play, Red Cross. AUSTIN, WANDA National Honor Society, President, Annual Staff, Chorus, Most Studious. BARRETT, VlVlAN Press Club, Business Manager, Red Cross, Vice-President, Annual Staff, Y-Teens, Secretary, Band, Library Club President, Allied Youth, Band Sweetheart. BECKHAM, LANELLE Red Cross, Y-Teens, Speech Club, Runner-Up Most Athletic. Seniors Class Officers PRESIDENT Durward Cash VICE-PRESIDENT Travis Polk SECRETARY-TREASURER Jeanie Davis of '54 BOLT, JACKIE Annual Staff, Y-Teens, Library Club, Vice-President, Red Cross, Allied Youth, Volley Ball. BRATCHER, SHIRLEY BOEN Red Cross, Y-Teens, Chorus, Allied Youth, Sophomore Reporter. CARUTHERS, NELDA Red Cross, N.H.S., Y-Teens, Sophomore Vice-President, A.Y., Press Club, Pres., V.-Pres., Hi-Light, Editor, Co-Ed., Runner- Up Most Studious, DAR Award, Football Queen, Volleyball. CASH, DURWARD Football Letterman, Track, N.H.S., Senior President, Junior Vice-President, Junior Red Cross, President, Camp Rep., A. Y., Chorus, Press Club, Hi-Light, Assistant Editor, Most Friendly. COUCH, DORTHEA COONROD Press Club, Hi-Light, Red Cross, Runner-Up Most All Around, Y-Teens, Football, All City Volley Ball, Cheer leader, Chorus, A. Y. CROWELL, DONALD Chorus, Allied Youth, Basketball. DALTON, ALYCE DANNEMAN, GARTH Track, Football Letterman, Speech Club, Allied Youth. FLETCHER, LARRY Class Vice-President, Bond, Football, Track, Basketball, Speech Club, Allied Youth, Favorite Runner-Up. FRANKLIN, TED Press Club, Hi-Light, Basketball, Speech Club, Vice-Presi- dent, Allied Youth, Art Club, Basketball Manager. GOTHARD, DUANE Football, Letterman, Speech Club, Track, Allied Youth. GRYDER, CAROL Red Cross, Band, Chorus. Seniors DAVIS, JEANIE Press Club, Vice-President, Hi-Light, Red Cross, Vice-Presi- dent, Y-Teens, Rep. to Inter-Club Council, Sophomore Sec- retary, Senior Secretary, Band, Chorus, A, Y., Favorite Runner-Up, Volley Ball, Lady in Waiting. DUNCAN, CHARLINE Hi-Light, N.H.S., Annual Staff, Y-Teens, Band, A. Y., Jun- ior Red Cross, Speech Club, Press Club, Y-Teen Football, Hon. Mention Most All-Around. EDWARDS, BOBBY Football, Allied Youth. ENGELMAN, MILBURN Press Club, Hi-Light, Annual Staff, Football, Track, Most Studious, A. Y., Speech Club, President. of '54 Band, Speech Club, Football, Allied Youth, Track. GWIN, FRED HARRIS, SHIRLEY National Honor Society, Y-Teens, Speech Club. HATFIELD, JIM Allied Youth. KINSEY, REBA Red Cross, Yfleens, Y-Teen Football, Basketball. LANCASTER, MARION Press Club, Speech Club, Senior Play, Chorus, Basketball. LATHAM, MARTHA Press Club, Assistant Editor, Junior Red Cross, President, Secretary, Y-Teens, Football, A. Y., Annual Staff, N.H.S., Library Club, One-Act Play, Girls' State, Hon. Mention Most Studious. LAWSON, GLENDA NORRIS Red Cross, Y-Teens, Band. LEAC H, BOBBY Football Letterman, Basketball Letterman, Speech Club, A. Y., Band, Track, Tennis, Runner-Up Most Athletic, All District, Hon. Mention All State Football, Letterman Club, Y-Teen Cheerleader. NEEDHAM, MADGE Red Cross, Chorus, Allied Youth, Tennis, Volleyball. ORSBURN, VETA NELSON Y-Teens, Sergeant of Arms, Red Cross, Football, Annual Staff, Most Athletic, All-City Basketball. PARKER, LOlS Band, Chorus, Red Cross PASCHAL, ELIZABETH Hi-Light, Annual Staff, Y-Teens, Allied Youth, City Volley- ball. Seniors LEE, DOYLE Allied Youth, Art Club, Letterman Club, Sophomore Sec- retary, Junior President, Football Letterman, Basketball Letterman, Track, Annual. LITTLE, DELORES Red Cross, Y-Teens, Speech Club, DAR Award, Who's Who. MCCLAREN, CLAUDE Football, Basketball Manager, Band, Speech Club, Allied Youth, Art Club, Letterman Club. MIMS, MARY Red Cross, Secretary, Y-Teens, Vice-President, Allied Youth, Most Friendly. of '54 PATTERSON, JAMES Annual '54p National Honor Society '53. PHILLIPS, ARTHUR Sophomore Officer '52: Bond '5l-'54g President '52-'53: Chorus '51-'52p Stage Band '52-'54. PITTS, BILL Band '50-'52g Cheerleader '52g Football '50-'52p Basket- ball '50-'Sly Track '50-'5Ig Freshman Officer '5'lg Speech Club '51-'53g Press Club '53. POLK, TRAVIS Annual '54g Sophomore President: Senior Vice-Presidentg Most All-Aroundg Football '51-'54g Letterman '5'l-'54y Bas- ketball '5l-'54g Letterman 'Sl-'52p AY '52-'54p Track '50- '5'lp Y-Teen Cheerleader. PORTMAN, SARAH Red Cross, '52-'53g National Honor Society '53-'5-if Chorus '5l-'54f All-City Volleyball '53g Senior Team Volleyball '53, PRICE, CECIL ROBERSON, JACKIE ROBERTSON, FLOYD Band '5I-'54g All-City Band '5l-'54g Assistant Drum Maier '52-'53g Drum Maior '53-'54. WATSON, ANNE Press Club '52-'54, Secretary '52, Hi-Light '53-'54, Junior Red Cross '51-'54, Y-Teens '52-'54, President '54, AY '52- '54, Secretary '54, Junior Secretary '52, Most All-Around, Speech Club '54. WINTER, JOHNNY Tennis '51 -'54. 'And everywhere that Standley went, his sheep was sure to go.' Seniors ROWLAND, RICHARD SCOTT, STANDLEY Class President '52-'53, Track '51-'54, Tennis '51, Foot- ball '51-'54, Letterman '52-'54, Junior Red Cross '53-'54, Football Captain '53, Y-Teen Cheerleader '52, Maiorette '51, AY '52-'54, President '53-'54, All District '53. SMITH, WILLIAM Press Club '53-'54, Hi-Light '53-'54, Red Cross, Annual '54, Football '51-'54, Basketball '52-'54, Track '52-'54, Band '51-'53, Speech Club, '52, Art Club '52, Favorite '54, AY '53-'54, Tennis '53-'54, Y-Teen Cheerleader '53, Letter- man Football '52-'53, Basketball '53-'54, Track '53, Tennis '53. SWAFFORD, RONALD Track '51-'54, Basketball '51. lm X ff ZW fffffkl ff! x W! 'e Eff f ff f f ,f, M ' W f f K kv fm X fa ij, ,iff ff' ,f ,M y3,ff,f'.ff' f' , ff!! f N ' X 761 f f A, , f X Q , s x W W ,ff , ms . ,f X Ap' l V1 JL 7 F44 WW fifl K W f IW' 5' fx U' 1 I' ' .fx CQ 6' Z fpyzr - ff! ld It Y. on my ? ,f A7 ' :ff 7 1 - if X Juniors Austin, Ballengee Carol Bob President .................................... John Jahren Vice-President ...... .... D avid Hughes Secretary ........... .... B arry Grove Boswell, Thurla Bratcher, Maxine Brown, Marion Cartwright, Wayne Chappell, Charles Clark, Cleveland, ClOWC-lus Joe Buster Russell 45' if 5 ,Mm 7 .- -Q Q., q'.,,., nl' -,.'.,,..l. Cochran, Copeland, Janet Doris Hines, Hodgson, .lack Marlene Y Cranfill, Stuart Creswell, Jimmy DeShazo, Wanda Dickie, Lois Grove, Barry Gunter, Leon Gwin, George Hackney, Woody Hicks, Billy Howe, Glenda Hughes, David Howard, Velva 'Oasis an -f--fb ,wg hai' Jackson, Jahren, Jenkins, Cleland John Wilburn Hutchins, Harold Inglis, Paula Johnson, Garland Johnson, Irby Kuykendall, Dallie Lane, Alice Lyon, Fred McGehee, James McLemore, Janis Mann, Richard Mathis, Mood, Morrison Harold Ronald Barbara 03 'iw-A E Parker, Anita Parrish, Marian Peters, John Reaves, Mary Lee Roberts, Barbara Smith, Bob Smith, Owen Torrance, Evaughn Thomas, Mary Waller, Peggy Watson, Betty Young, Linda Who was at e G09 Captam YMQ de If qi la Sf NGN? Hutch Hlkmg Again Who else was In the Baci? These Girls? when Gomg Some Place? NQW Qflowwfegg, x xv I 1 . lvrggqm nu 1 x5 MQ' ' Q U x I QNX 5 NX X QNSX X xx XX f fy NQSSXN 'vllllllllw W W fx xxx X5-N SJ. e Q 5 Qu g - , , .5,'qo.7,f4.', ,?,P- , . , .- - . . Xxx xx XX .X 'fn' 1 'rf I 'I Q X 1 Zn' f x f 5 x. -' 'N 0 I X xx X X f. w N x rt I X x X ka X ' .- 5 , 1' xx ' ' ' ' -v . 1 f 1 1 . U XXX 1 K X xx N ff xN X lx ' f' X X X K, f W X , f -. x X tl,g' x x X i ,r -4' 51, If , '4fg:1'. gg Q, 3' XXX If uf ! X NN xx Ambrose, Austin, Barrett, Ronald Royce Bennie TI? Presadent Marshall Barton Vlce Presldent Dale Fletcher Secretary Judy Thuessen Barton Marshall Beauchamp Janice Beqty Beebe Box Braley Brockman lm Dlckle Betty Ethel Keith ,.. 1.3.2-Z .wx 5? Campbell, Cole, Cgllef, fVlQXlf'l6 Fred Cotter, Connie Coons, Myrna Cowan, Ruth Dougherty Homer Dews Colleen Duke Bobby Duncan Thornasene Dunkun Donald Dunn Robert Edwards Jack Elder Hethe Foul Adelene Foster Stephen Fuller Albert Gordon Donald Halnsey Judy Hampion Carol Hines Faye Gordon Green Gwinn Earlene Donna Gene I Jordon e L0mb Judy Jackie RUTl'1 Hite Shirley Howard Howard Howe Doralene Latham Pat Laffa Sandra Layne Loretta Locke Terry Long Rosemary Lyon Hugh McCormick Edna McKinney Alvah McMullen Louise Mirns, Barbara Moten, Donald Ncllley, Bonnie Nigro, Katherine Parker, Carol Parker, Delores Peters, Pierce, Ramick, Charles Jane Regina AWP! Robertson Robunson Routt Kay Louro Beverly Scott, Lindo Slocomb, Vernon Smith Joyce Smuth Molly Spencer Emma Stockton Goal Strong Rnchord Sweorlngnn Robert Towoter Ronold Toylor Don Thlessen Judy Tyler Thereso Woldrop Mory Wotkms Jackie Weller Bully Wnllloms Wondo Works Dole Yotes Freddle Wlckershom Wledenfleld Wlllloms Eluzcbeth Don Dorus Isnt Love Grand Judou Three Stooges 'X What u Face ' 97 1 ' Smile Pretty Semorsu D007 DWP 't WWW Mya X E X hx X X Z x X xx x xx Sixxx as 1 X x ,I X :l SS Rx X W ix Kfx xx x f' , , :X-ix Y ' 5 XDQQX5 I xnxx 'Sqix X X S xx , f V ro lf, Rx Class Officers Aarons Hugh Adams Clarence Adams Jerry Anken Johnny Alexander Charmaine i Alford Corol Ambrose Mlchael Austm Standley Bales Jerry Barnard Kenneth Beckham Jerry Beckleman Dan Bergeron Don Black Kenneth Bloha Frank Blair Kenneth Blakeman Bob ei Boswell Homer Branch Douglas Britt Bully Brockman Jo Ann rx fl' Brown Caro Lee Burns Ruth Burrage Douglas Byrd Yvonne Cantrell Columbus Cargule Mary Carter Bennett Casey La Rue Clark Edgar Cloud Elmo Cloudus Gall Cockerham Ma Cole Karen Cole Sharon Conley Barbara Cooler Wanda Coursey Leonard Crowley Cecllna Crump James Curry Stephen Curhs Lowell Daily Larry Davenport Sandra Davus Audrey Davis Harold Dean C W Dofy Fred , , I , I I , , I I Q- ' , I I Conkle, Edwin , , I , , , , , I , , . . I Dunn Rober! Elder David Farazle Raymond Fendley Bullle Marne Fleldmg Jewell Fnsher Wanda Fox Sylvia Franklnn Richard Gnbson Jean Goodson Darlene Gothard Georgua Hackney Joyce Hammonds Joe Harrell Davnd Hart Douglas Hawknns Joyce Henshaw Jnm Hernadez Helen Hickey Jerry Hlett .lummy Hill, Douglas Hoover, Jerry Jeans, Nelda Jenkins, Beverly Jenkins, Patsy Jobe, Kenneth Johnson, Dianne Johnson, Don di f. 'br S l Jordon Natalne Knker Joe Kunsey Bonnie Lamb Ruth Llnvulle Linda Locke Terry Locket! Irus Lyle Reggue Lynch Davud McKenna Sandra McMahon Lynda McMahon Nolan Manley Linda Maxwell Mary Mlddlelon Yvonne Morrus Jerry Bob Moss Joe Moten Harrell Nalley Leo I Napper Carl Neal Woodue Nelson Dewayne Pernell Rachel Plnnon Anna Belle Powell, Pat Prndgeon, Jacquelnne Randall, Tommy I I I I I I I I , I McKinney, Willie , I I , , , , I , I I I I I Rea Charles Rennels Patrucla Robbms Phnl Robnnson Jean Roper Tom Rufner W T Rutledge Jerry Schulder Carol Schroeder Terry Smith Elame Smltherman Nell Stocks Ted Stockton Joyce Strong Joe Taylor Jerry Taylor Patrucua Tilghman Ronald Tvpton Nancy Tong Perry Truelove Kenneth Walker Glenda Walker Eugene Ward Ruchard Ward Jlmmue Wllllams Mary Wllson Adell Wilson Jnmmae Winters Helen Woodruff Dale Yates Johnn Yeats Glen I , , I , , . . I , I I , , , 3.- , I Thomas, Ruth X I I , I I I I , I I I , , I 1 Y , Eighth Grade 'Sf Aarons Sam Alexander Herschel Appleby Ronald Austin Marilyn Autry Jummy Barley Ralph Bice Kenneth Bishop Charles Boenung Anna Brafcher Merry Brock Sharon Brogdon Barbara Claiborne Jean Clark Pat Coats Joan Coleman Irwin Colston Harold Conley Shirley N8 Crowell, Edith Daugherty, Mildred Davis, Theresa Dean, Norma X. De Shazo, Belly Dodge John Drmkard Betty Eades Wanda Eatman Beverly Eatman John Farazll Jo Ann Fendley Bobby Foul Delores Gober Terry Gotcher Carlos Hamontree Georgia Harrison Darrell Hnlcher Don Hull Johnny Hull Peggy Hlx A W Hodgson Francme Jackson David Kadleck John Kelley Charles Knmsey Jnm Klzer James Knedluk Phulllp Kovar Walter Landrum Rosa LePorls Wlllnam Lofhn Steve Lough Bully McClaun Glenda McLeroy Becky McMahon Jean Mann Leonard Massey Homer Moore Edwm I , , I I , , I I , , I , I , , . . , Humphrues, Jum , , , , , I , I I I , I I I , I I Murrey James NeSmith Sammy ONeal Carolyn Pearson Pat Phelan Charles Pirtle Gene Pittman Don Porter Jum Powell Trm Purlcey Leon Roberson Jnmmy Rogers Jean Rogers Paul Schroeder Joan Scott Jane Smlth Ivan Smith Larry Smuth Mae Stone Katnryn Strange Bully Stratton Carolyn Tawater Don Taylor Bobby Thomas Lea Thomas Wnllnam Walton James Wansley Freddue Wlckersham Char Wllllford Charlene Wlnes Paula Wooten Jlmmy Yost Wahnlta I I I , f , , I I , I I , , , , I ' I Stockton, Johnny I , I , , , , I , I . Young, Jerry Seventh Grade Class Offlcers Anderson Ann Asher Betty Barton Beverly Bargsley Margaret Beebe Rae Bennnnger Lunda Blakeman James Branch Marvann Bratcher Clayton Brockman Jnmmy Buchellew Cynthla Cantrell Viola Cargnle Polly Cawthon Bully Clowdus Kenneth Collet Joyce Crawford Freddn Crump Janelle Crump T J Curtis Myrna Duncan Jame Dunn Harry Dunn Lando I , I I , , I I , , . I Cashion, Terry I I , , e , l I , s , , 5 I 1, 3 may 1 '-...W 1-pr 'Un U Qi! 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'Yo U n lf, 9 1 rf, 9 1 2.9- MOST ATHLETIC Lanelle Beckham Bobby Leach MOST FRIENDLY Jeanne Davus Larry Fletcher MOST STUDIOUS Nelda Carufhers James Patterson MOST ALL ROUND Dorthea Coonrad Standley Scott JUNIOR FAVORITES Doris Nelson Jlm Creswell O0 U .lunlor Favorites 00 Q fxx Sophomore Favorltes Freshman Favorltes v 5 V'4.XN www 'Ns FRESHMAN FAVORITES Natalie Jordan Jerry Rutiedge SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Laura Robmson Don Taylor 0 W 1 x., . - W3 fs-we , X A 1 X--F i 1 ,. -X, if . . .,. -k.. .s -Q. ,N . M. f A., lx .5 I Q . . - ' 3 .A ' .. iff., 4 1' ' x , ws, e , 1. 1' g ,.. , ways- .' s. ' . ,u Mew... l isa i e, .171 K ax, o 'xvss 4. .- -x- - ' ' y X ra.. -, - ',m. - wg, -F as gf-,-., ef, .,.e. .gk ,J - r,,f?W,,,,, elk 'xx K 5... K .MM M., '-'W' o Martha Latham Charline Duncan Delores Little Stanclley Scott mvxn f-1 5 215326- sn F 1 if xiii W' . wi' 41352 ,S V 'vin' .ggi mf N Q fexiivf Who's Who Durward Cash Milburn Engelman Nelda Caruthers Sarah Portman Sweethearts NELDA CARUTHERS Heetball Queen f-.ef T' vnvuAN BARRETT Hand Sweetheart Semo' 9 Bffb I .av I H ctgafs S Happy Coach'-' 5oPh svn S-.-N, Sandy? Locker? M K K N L r -Q ., 9, Hqfkie ? 6 1 'Zi ,ff X XxN M .47 NX WX 1 1 X XX mm x S V X Q 5? x V X x x Allied Youth President Standley Scott Vice President Barry Grove Secretary Anne Watson Treasurer Peggy Waller Sponsor Mr David Harkrider Purpose An organization to acquaint young people with the problem of alcohol and to provide wholesome entertainment Office Assistants Sponsor: Mrs. Mary Vaughn Purpose: A group that receives training in office management as they provide an efficient service for the student body. Y Teens Presudent Anne Watson Vuce Presndent Mary Mums Sponsors Mnss Peggy Turner and Mrs Anlce Rhodes Purpose To build a fellowship of women and gurls devoted to the task of realuzmg un our common llfe those :deals of personal and soclal luvmg to whuch we are commutted by our farth as Chrrstnans In the endeavor we seek to understand Jesus to share Hrs love for all people and to grow in the knowledge and love of God .lunlor Cheerleaders ITN Powell Joyce Hackney ll'T1 Kumsey Jane Scott lm Autrey Elanne Smuth Sponsor Mlss Epsa Wells Purpose To generate spurut and pep rn the student body so they wlll all work together to spur the team on to victory ' V'- !'n.,.hw l Secretary .............................................................................................. Vivian Barrett O T' 5 g l l M ' L I L . ' ,af -v i, Q as O : ,W J' , ' . ey N J' J ' ' l 4 J P Senior Chorus when needed Ednor Asst Edltors Busmess Managers HI Light Sponsor Mrs Patrncua Barr Purpose To serve the school and communuty Nelda Caruthers Jeanne Davis Durward Cash Boll Pntts Bob Smith Boy s Sports Girls Sports Amta Parker Exchange Peggy Waller Anne Watson Sponsor Mrs Annce Rhodes Ted Frankhn Mnlburn Engleman , . , 5 ' . . . . .......................... , , . . A i K P K I . Q . , . Sponsor Miss Epso Wells President Vnvnon Borrett Secretory Loretto Layne Purpose To promote Interest In Lvbrory ond Llbrory servuce Sponsor Library Club Mrs Potrlclo Barr communuty when needed Purpose To serve the school cmd Q 0 A QFSQLJ5, K if , . 'l gk Vice-President ..................... ......... J ockie Bolt I 0 J ? . X . 'I 1 Y I , I A Band The purposes of the BAND are to supply musucal tralnung for those who deslre It to present musical entertaanment fo the student body to entertain football fans at halftume and to Increase school spurnt through support of nts athletuc program Sponsor Mr Ronald Henderson Senior Cheerleaders S 3TZZ'E,,,5., wats Gene Gwinn Sandra Nucholas Barry Grove Judy Thlessen Pau Mathns Dorothea Coon rod Purpose To generate spurlt and pep nn the student body so they wnll all work together to spur the team on to vnctory an n 4 l O 2 l Junior Band The purposes of the BAND are to supply musucal trammg for those who deserve lt to present muslcal entertainment for the student body to entertain football fans at halftume and to Increase school spurlt through support of nts athletuc program Sponsor Mr Ronald Henderson spclllll:rPeggy Turner S u b Presrdent Mrlburn Engleman Vice Presudent Ted Franklm Secreta ry Treasurer Katheryn Asher The purpose of the Speech Club rs to promote o better understandmg of speech and dramatrcs to use speech adequately and to develop the abuluty to express ones self on the stage I at-sfe T . . 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I th Sth HI President: Terry Gober Vice-President: Jim Autry Treasurer Jam Klmsey Reporter A W Hlx Chaplain Tum Powell Purpose As members of Junlor Hu Y It IS our purpose to strengthen our bodies develop our munds worshnp God and work together for a tuner commumty and a better world 9 Sponsors th Y Mr Bob Barron Mr Jack Tarvnn Mr George President C W Dean Vnce Presudent Joe Strong Secretary of the Treasury Dan Beckelman Reporter Joe Hammonds Chaplcnn Jerry Taylor Wulllams Press Club Presudent Nelda Caruthers Vnce Presudent Jeanne Davls Secretc ry Betty Watson Sponsor Mrs Amce Rhodes Purpose The purpose of the Press Club rather than to tram lournalvsts ts to pulolush school news and rn that way provide a medium of self expresslon for pupuls who enloy that particular lclnd of GCfIVlly Ms Losem National Honor Society Purpose To promote scholarshnp and leadershnp character Prestdent Wanda Austnn Vtce President Barry Grove Secretory Sandy Nncholas Sponsor: , 0 nancy WIP l 5 if , .1 A .P s ' ' F - , 1- 31 B Band Sponsor was use Purpose To supply musucal tralnmg for those who desure ut to present musucal entertainment for the student body to entertam football fans at halftime and to increase school spnrlt through support of nts athletic program Jumor Red Cross Sponsor Mr Purufoy President Durward Cash Vuce President Janne Scott Secretary Treasurer Bonnue Kinsey Purpose To develop and foster mutual understandlng between youth of our own country and those of other countrles, and to extend maternal and that will enable vlctums of musfortune to rehabulutate themselves Q 1 f Y slst asf . ,ve ,P ctw Ronald Henderson g A E11 0 Sponsor Mrs Patrucua Barr Orchestra Purpose Trasnlng In techniques of Instrument and ensemble playmg Future Nurses IItI Sponsor Miss Young President Lols Dlckle Vxce Presudent Betty Watson Secretary Treasurer Ma rlon Brown Purpose ls to acquamt young gurls wuth the need for nurses and the opportunn tres offered wlth a nurses career Stage Band Purpose To gave those un the school wh school Sponsor o are unterested In popular and dance music an opportunity to play It cmd also to present this type of muslc to the Ronald Henderson We-f if N.. 'K CUM, DAR AWARD N ,JD D UCHESS AN D EScoRr ZWL I f L T f A .5j,3. M X 'A K x ,D ,,- h yi? I Vfwfii ' 4 . ' L Lflfvf Volleyball Dons Copeland Alice lane Dons Nelson Jeanne Davis Jackie Bolt Glenda Lawson Jean Robinson Barbara Morrlson Sarah Portman Nelda Caruthers Jams Mclemore 'Q' am. --x Anita Parker Bobby Leach Wlllram Smith Molly Smith Velva Lou Howard Travns P0 k Marian Parrish 5 a 1-0 ,A A 9 ll' .4 John Jahren ,G Q Tennis Team . xxx. V rr . xxx f i N rr .- A X x 'Q -1 sw X . ' Q ' 5 - M Q X 'W5f Junior H 94 Senior Tennls Team Team 1953 JUNIOR HIGH CITY CHAMPS S gles Douglas Hull D bl DI FIetcI1er,MarsI1uIlB I 0 O Q WTID S f QT E I . xv I V Jkfggi' 5 Q ' vi T I ig ' A G I V I , 4 3 di ' gl' I I J ,I--5 'DQA If f I , l I Ar A m y K . L hk pw I j xl A A 'Q 1 Q I 2 5 Y x V ,f Q I Basketball Softball Soccer Baseball Folk Badminton Table Dancing Tennis Coaches George Mitcham and Pierce Scott Football COACHES The Greyhounds were fortunate to have two capable coaches to lead the boys on and off the field Through such Inspiration the Greyhounds could not fall to wm Coach Mitcham has been In Handley since 1948 when Handley last won a district championship He took the head coach :ng rems and produced the Greyhound Dustruct Champs of Coach Pierce Scott Coach Scott came to us from Port Arthur and ns well lnked by everyone We are proud of our tune coaches and proud to say we played under them l953 District Champs Row 1 Hackney, Cash, lee, Lyon, Cleveland, Wilson, Fletcher, Taylor Row ll Scott, Mitcham, Johnson, Hughes, Creswell, Mathis, Peters, Smith, Kell Row lll Gwm, Edwards, Fletcher, Fuller, Danneman, Gothard, Daugherty, Lyons, Moten, Beebe Row IV Scott, leach, Polk, Smith, Barton, Edwards, Howard, Jahrens, Peters 1953. Coach Mitcham was assisted by his new assistant The nucleus of our team Our Coach ond Trophy I953 Defensive Team Jahrens, Fuller, Moten, Peters, Scott, Polk Smith Edwards Cash Lee Leach MANAGERS CAPTAINS Dlckle Beebe Juckle Kell Truvls Polk Standley Scott I953 Offensive Team ,gnilnv Johnson Peters Fletcher Edwards Smith Scott Smith Barton Lee Leach Pok Summary of l953 Football Season Handley O-Decatur 9 A green inexperienced Greyhound team took to the f' l led against Decatur in the inaugural game of th e 1953 season. Also making his debut as head f ootball coach, along with his ne w assistant, Pierce Scott, was George Mitcham Th . e Greyhounds 1 played hard b e short ' o the score, O-9. Done LEE lARRy Letterman '53 Handley 34-Nocona 7 The Greyhounds roared back from their loss to Decatur and smashed Nocona 34-7. Irby Johnson scooped up a blocked punt and ran the remaining twenty yards for the first touchdown After th is the Greyhounds couldnt be stopped Handley 20 Bowie 7 Again the Greyhounds took the field with the tag of underdog pinned on them But the Greyhounds th rough the brilliant play ing of Bob Leach Standl BOBBY LEACH2 ey Scott and Wal mtef ' Imam Smith sh owed they were destined to come out the winner again The Jack rabbits had a great team b B088 Y QHQI-man ut Handleys determination won out Handl The f ll o owing week Greyhounds traveled to Stephenville to play the Stephenville Yellow Jackets Thou h g the Greyhounds played hard they could not cross the goal me ey O Stephenville 12 1gAVl FOLK!-,O 51 51' 53 norm Zo Cupluln 5 WILIIAM ut came out on th end f Q F Lett LETCH eflllqn 1 ER sz, L SMITH 53 I I - r I ' 's . '53 . . . , , ' I 1- .gg- 8 A f H + gift 5 6 I . 'E egg , 5, a h :J ' ju! lb I . As, .y 1 , . L . ' 3 5MlT lefrerm, H H '52, ,53 Handley 27 Brewer T2 DURWARD CASH Letterman 53 N matt JOHNSZ3 Lmermm' ,ACK EDWAREZ Letterman Handley 7 Btrdvnlle 6 The next game dnstrlct crown As tradntu P duced one of th e most excltlng and brvl llant performances of th e season The Greyhounds wuth theur never say due deter mmatlan refused t tough Buffaloes Leach s d core ln the last 54 d secon s to tue the score and Smnth klck ed the goal to put Handle y ahead 7 6 Bard volle IS stlll crylng Handley 20 Northwest 6 If we can wan thus one well be on our w ay were the words of our Coach Mat cham as the Greyhounds took the field IS game was to decade the lead nn the dns trlct Handley was behmd the flrst half 06 The :ce was broken when Polk went over left tackle on the ftrst play of the sec ond half and the ball was carrued to the Northwest TO yard llne Three plays later Polk scored and the Greyhounds were on the way opened the fught for the onal Handley opened the fnght against Btrdvulle and ro o be stopped by the The Greyhounds were In undlsputed first place and were determmed to sta th y ere Doyle Crazy Legs Lee opened the scar mg agamst Brewer when he took a hand off f rom Barton and went 48 yards around right end to score Th fought hard by both teams wrt coming out on top 27 'I2 e see saw battle was h Handley J M Ellgpm n sm Lm,,ma SCorr ll 5, co CoPfGm 53 NDLEY MARsHAu lm. BARTON 'Mow 'sa . . H . . I 1 . . . - Q. . . ' I 1 I. Q '53 II ' ' I Il ' A against a powerful Northwest team. Th' y . . f i ' . 5 I 1' 7 . , 153 2 ' 1 Q ll 11 - ' I T it ALBERT FULLER Waterman T53 CHARLES P unermvn ETERS JAHRENS JQHN Letterman 52. Handley 35- Lake Worth T4 The next week found Handley in a non- conference tussle with Lake Worth. The Greyhounds played outstanding ball again and smothered the Bullfrogs 35-14. Smith kicked 5 out of 5 extra points. Handley 33-Diamond Hill 6 When the Greyhounds kicked off to Dia- mond Hill they were playing for a clear title with no plans to share it with Bird- ville. The Greyhounds had a clear district record after defeating Diamond Hill 33 6 Diamond Hills Lonny Flory played an out standing game but could not match the well rounded play of the Champion Grey hounds Handley vs Comanche The following week found Handley playing their budustruct game against an extra powerful Comanche team The Indians could not be stopped and Handley suffered the greatest defeat of its history Though the Greyhounds were beat by an outstand ing score they never ceased to fight L.. '-T-'J Ef- . B 'A s J.. qv. ,, 1 'f..'.L TP' Jo LCS' Perens Qrrnon ,53 DUANE G ettern-.og nggkb DAVID Huci-les GART A Letterman 53 le' NNEM De mon 53 . . , .- is . ' - ' A E H' Sf - . A f '53 . . l , -g A . g, f . , if A fd: f I - 4 A 'writ Q A if lt ' T ' i g' f' Q. .. Q J '53 H D ' 1 r I - 5 .lx- Q1 B Q .r 5, . A Team Basketball 1 Ls .3 Q Q- 0,1 Ov HANDLEY 1 1 'l '1 its 1? 1 QQ at 1.- .-n. SQL 1 1 in 1 n I HQ 1, HS 1 nu... Ninn, was w Wmmaml my ...mls Rowl Coach Scott Lyon Lee Leach Row 2 Smith Jahrens Crowell Creswell Fuller Hughes FOOTBALL Decatur Nocona Bowne Stephenville Blrdvllle Northwest Brewer Lake Worth Diamond Hull Comanche Totals BASKETBALL OPPONENT HANDLEY OPPONENT 988 Lake Worth St Marks Diamond Hull Everman Lake Worth Carter Tech Lake Worth Everman Carter Lanerz Lanern Brewer Diamond Hall Northwest Diamond Hull Blrdvllle Northwest Brewer Blrdvulle Totals JOHN JAHRENS Q I llilia, lefferman 54 BOBBY LEACH JIM CRESWELL lenerman 54 Lehermun 53 DOYLE LEE Lehermun 54 Capfam 54 HUGH LYON Letterman 54 Letter CAPTAINS Men TRAVIS POLK Leftermon 52 53 54 WILLIAM SMITH Letterman 53 54 Capfam 54 ALBERT FULLER LETTERMAN 54 ff' ROW l Mann Duke Gwinn Flelcher ROW ll Fosler Edwards Barton Clowdus B Basketball and Track Rowl Smnth Howard Danneman Barren Lanrasfer Scot! Polk Gwm Pefers Row ll Cash Johnson Ballengee Crowell Golhard Nolen Edwards Barfon Edwards Fletcher lee Coach Mncham ROW lll Beafy Lyon Slocomb Barrett Coached by Coach Plerco Scott M Q22 H 3 M31 gli . 1 M X 36 33 32 ' 1 ., i x . . f ' ' 1 l Q 5.2, 1. f ' r Q, 1 wi Junlor Hugh Football Rowl Coach Barron Hart Dean Taylor Blokemun Bntt Hull Strong Dulley Johnson Row ll Moten Rutledge Rea Roper Schroeder Klker White Lotta Purkey Row Ill Plrtle Hommonds Rogers Massey Hummonds Truelove Nalley Barnard Young Hoover Junior High Basketball Rowl Schroeder Blakemun Deon Burrage Bntt Boswell Row II Coach Barron White Dailey Strong Hull Barnard Walker Rutledge Beckelmun Gober O O 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Senior Play No More Homework The Sensor Play of 1954 was the story of how the student councll of cu hugh school took over for cz day Turn around Helen Can he push a mop' Brother Well Thurla' Camp Carter FW Fooiball pluyers9'7 look at the birclne, Anne X ' The Bug Show Off Y Teen mmahon his-a ffduwi Adelene and Carol 7th Graders 'lnbnurmm Then Now if 2 .f -. ,FA 3 , --:' ,rf Lani W Qu Y S.. ! i , 1 Qin 1 Sh ie Jumor Blrdmen or l Freddie, Jerry and Jlmmy X Another Jumor Senlor fight W. in 'Shi Q' A nsmg athlete What are you hldmg from, Garland? Wa Is KATHERYN ASHER walls her false teeth to JOHN JAHREN WANDA AUSTIN walls her long haar to ALICE LANE VIVIAN BARRETT walls the low note on her bass claranet to LEON GUNTER The abalaty to grow tall as gaven to WANDA WILLIAMS by LANELLE BECKHAM JACKIE JEAN BOLT walls her abalaty to come to school to LORETTA LAYNE Her abalaty to get along wath her mother an law as walled to LAURA ROBINSON CROWELL by SHIRLEY BOEN BRATCHER DURWARD CASH walls has songs and poems to DON MOTEN RONALD APPLEBY as walled NELDA CAR UTHER s calm ways JANET COCHRAN walls her peppaness at ball games to IRIS LOCKETT DORTHEA COONROD COUCH walls to DOR IS NELSON her abalaty to get her husband to help her keep house DONALD CROWELL walls has weddang band to PAUL MATHIS GARTH DANNEMAN walls has F s an Algebra to DELORES PARKER JEANIE DAVIS walls her way of forgettang aokes to DAN BECKELMAN CHARLINE DUNCAN walls her way to get along wath teachers to MAXINE CAMPBELL Has road maps of Arlangton are walled to HAROLD HUTCHINS by BOBBY EDWARDS MILBURN ENGELMAN walls has As an cata zenshap to ERNEST WILSON LARRY FLETCHER walls has black cowboy shart wath the pearl buttons to GENE GWIN I TED FRANKLIN beang of sober mand wall Four Roses to BOB lStubJ SMITH DUANE GOTHARD walls has salence to SAN DY NICHOLAS CAROL GRYDER walls her abalaty to read and pass Shorthand to BOBBIE AUSTIN FRED GWIN walls has blandang speed to BENNIE BARRETT SHIRLEY HARRIS walls her long engagement to MARY LEE REAVES JIM HATFIELD walls has specaal cagar to JAMES MCGEHEE BETTY WATSON as walled ELSIE HUTCHI SON S Chemastry grade REBA KINSEY walls her energy an PE to BARBARA MORRISON MARION LANCASTER bequeaths has dark complexaon to PEGGY WALLER MARTHA LATHAM asks that her dagnafaed part an the Senaor Play be gaven to VELVA LOU HOWARD GLENDA LAWSON leaves her marraage lacense to ROSEMARY LONG BOBBY LEACH walls has tardy passes to REGGIE COLLETT DOYLE LEE requests that has poants an Bas ketball go to STEPHEN FOSTER DELORES LITTLE MARSHALL washes to wall JANE PIERCE her solutaon for takang care of darty dashes CLAUDE MCCLAREN walls has place an the Golden Gloves to DON PITTMAN MARY MIMS washes to gave her laugh to MISS TURNER to go wath what she already has MADGE NEEDHAM bequeaths to BETTY BOX her abalaty to catch a man and keep ham VETA NELSON ORSBURN walls her athletac abalaty to DALLIE KUYKENDALL LOIS PARKER leaves her abalaty to get along wath Mrs Gunn an sewang to JOYCE SMITH ELIZABETH PASCHAL bequeaths her abalaty to sew to ROSA LANDRUM JAMES PATTERSON walls has solutaon for mastakes an Typang to ROYCE AUSTIN ARTHUR PHILLIPS asks that has love for po etry and classacal musac be left to CHARLES PETERS BILL PITTS walls has hotroddang ways to BOB BLAKEMAN TRAVIS POLK bequeaths has wharlpool to JIM CRESWELL SARAH PORTMAN leaves her saze 'IO tennas shoes to FRANCINE HODGSON CECIL PRICE washes that has Englash grades be left to DON HILCHER JACKIE ROBERSON walls the secret of has curly haar to BILLY HICKS Has abalaty to strut on the football faeld s walled by FLOYD ROBERTSON to DON WIEDEN FIELD RICHARD Hot Laps ROWLAND wlls has magac horn to JIMMIE KIMSEY STANDLEY SCOTT bequeaths has sooey to BEVERLEY EATMAN WILLIAM SMITH washes that has hagh lump ang abalaty be left to JERRY BACON RONALD SWAFFORD walls has excess weaght to FRED LYON ANNE WATSON bequeaths her golden toe to JOHN PETERS JOHNNY WINTER leaves has maps of all the back roads and good parkang places to RUTH LAMB ol 1 . . , . . . . . . , . . . 1 1 1 . 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Prophecy And now we take you to Statuon HHS TV for the May 21st 1964 world premuere of That Was Your Year wuth MARTHA LATHAM as producer and MILBURN ENGELMAN as announcer Yes sur George Mutcham 1954 was your year Your furst year as head football coach at Handley the year your team took dustruct the year the annual was deducated to you A lot can happen un ten years but surely you can re member some of those ullustruous 1954 senuors Luke that glamour gal from Oklahoma KATHERYN ASHER Shes now the model for the luttle gurl that holds the umbrella on the Morton s Iodune Salt Advertusement We know Coach you will recognuze the next person as she us now teachung Englush at Handley She rs WANDA AUSTIN Two of that dustunguushed group of senuors are now on the faculty of the Unuversuty of Texas They are VIVIAN BARRETT head Iubraruan and TRAVIS POLK head football coach At the ruval school of Texas A and M STANDLEY SCOTT us now head football coach The teams of those two old hugh school buddues fought to a tue for the 1964 Southwest conference tutle Other members of the 1954 dustruct team went unto sports too They are BOBBY LEACH star fullback for the Greenbay Packers DOYLE LEE trauner for the Brooklyn Dodgers and WILLIAM SMITH captaun of the Olympic basketball team Two of those beautuful 1954 senuor gurls have won beauty pruzes sunce leavung theur old alma mater JACKIE JEAN BOLT was recently elected the prettuest aurlune hostess un Texas The former JANET COCHRAN us now Mrs Ameruca of 1964 e marrued gurls un that class have done quute well also an those ten years SHIRLEY BOEN BRATCHER was re cently guven the award of Best Housewufe of the Year DORTHEA COONROD COUCH has lust been elected Treas urer of the Natuonal Assoclatuon of Why the Wufe Should Get the Change From Her Husband s Pocket GLENDA NORRIS LAWSON us now an edutor of Good Housekeepung Magazune DELORES LITTLE MARSHALL us consudered the leadung author tty on dushwashrng VETA NELSON ORSBURN has lust been elected presudent of the WMU un her husbands church The two outstandmg authors of the season were un that HHS class of 1954 They are DURWARD CASH who wrote the hut Broadway musucal NORTH ATLANTIC and JAMES PAT TERSON who receuved the 1964 Pulutzer Pruze for hus essay o Why People Chew Therr Fungernauls The most traveled member of that dear ole 1954 class us JOHNNY WINTER who has lust returned from a huntung expedutuon to Afruca Another wudely traveled member of that class us SARAH PORTMAN She us to be commended for her fune mussuonary work un South Ameruca Another who went unto church work us CHARLINE DUNCAN who us now youth director of Furst Methodust Church We are sure that our TV auduence wull recognuze these next two They are RICHARD Hut Parade ROWLAND who us the current sungung rage and MARION LANCASTER who took Lefty Fruzlells place Two others who went unto TV are MARTHA LATHAM TV producer and MILBURN ENGELMAN TV announcer They worked on the show today JEANIE DAVIS co edutor of the Hu Lute now us un news paper work She us socuety edutor of the Fort Worth Star Telegram The other Hu Lught edutor NELDA CARUTHERS us now head meducal research chemust for Globe Laboratory Another Handleyute un the scuentufuc fueld us ARTHUR PHILLIPS Dr Phrllups has lust proved that 2 plus 2 doesnt equal 4 That suave sophustucated TED FRANKLIN has lust been appounted ambasssador from the US to Russua The chuldren of Ameruca would recognuze thus next person uf he were un make up and costume He us LARRY FLETCHER better known as Bungo head clown for Barnum and Barley Curcus Thus next guy GARTH DANNEMAN should come buzz Ing un as he just wan the Natuonal Hot Rod Race un Detrout Two of the ruchest men un Texas graduated from HHS un 1954 They are FRED GWIN heur to Induan oul wealth and DONALD CROWELL who made hus money un Texas but unvested ut well un Las Vegas Nevada Well Coach Mutcham ten years has brought success to others of that class too Other well known sport fugures are LANELLE BECKHAM pro pung pong player BOBBY EDWARDS shortstop of Phuladelphua Phullues and BILL PITTS skater wuth Los Angeles Red Devuls who won the Natuonal Roller Derby Two more of that class are now well known busuness men They are DUANE GOTHARD Presudent of the Natuonal Asso cuatuon of Truck Druvers and JIM HATFIELD owner of Kungs Ranch Another busuness man us CECIL PRICE Presudent of Ford Motor Company SHIRLEY HARRIS and MARY MIMS are two of Ameruca s best known busuness women Shurley us Executuve Manager of Motts Fuve and Ten Mary us owner and manager of the Mary Mums Peanut Butter Factory announced that the next person has receuved the Oscar award of 1964 She us that celebrated world renowned REBA KINSEY The secretarual world benefuted from the HHS class of 1954 CAROL GRYDER us now secetary to Amon Carter J and MADGE NEEDHAM us secretary of Tomamuchael Plumbung Company RONALD SWAFFORD has met wuth success un hus marrued lufe beung awarded the tutle of Husband of the Year for 1964 Another of thus group who has been successful un hus own hometown us FLOYD ROBERTSON He us now Durector of Instrumental Musuc for the Fort Worth Publuc Schools JACKIE ROBERSON also went unto the educatuonal fueld He has lust been appounted a delegate to the Annual Internatuondl Pub luc Educatuonal Conference ANNE WATSON us a dazzlung socualute narung marrued the ruchest man un the US Also members of that class Coach Mu cham were LOIS PARKER a leadung lewelry desugner and ELIZABETH PAS CHAL a model Now dont everyone get excuted Thus next person us here purely un an unoffucual capacuty He us CLAUDE McCLAREN head of the F BI George Mutcham that us the enture class of 1954 Doesnt ut brrng back memorues'? Well Coach that us your past and present Now to your future We preduct that your teams wull contunue to wun and that your lufe wull be a complete success I . ,, ,, . . . . . . . , . . . , . I . I ' ' . ' I . . . - ' . - , , I 1 ' ' f r ' , . . . ' ' . , , . . , - , , 1 , . Q - . I I , . , , I ' , , ' , - I , , , , . ' . I r 4 1 ' 5 , 5 . . . . , . . I I . . . . I l I Tl' ' Hold your applause please until later. It has just been I 1 T ' - H - H I . ' ' ' , . . . . . . . , r. u ' I . . . . D ' ' ' Il ll A , . 1 ' ' - 1 1 1 I . n II 1 1 Q ll ' . I , . . . 1 1 1 a I v 1 ' 1 , , . .. , , , - , . . . I I I h . . . I l I, - ,, , . . . . , . r - , - I . I I y . I . . . , . 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