Henderson High School - Lions Den Yearbook (Henderson, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1950 volume:

M isfixj .Qi W: i wk 4 1 .mS,?'?j.-m sy an 35.13 To wx M I 1 1. ' 1 Q lXxQ 3 C ,xQlpG I 4, K Q Q I vi, . Q ic f fm fn, - is ' Q -' I ' H ' gs if Kin .iQ , ,ck ,V M ., , , Lmggrr x., L , QQ, susmgmv Q, E+ Q Q Q I ,L Q QQ AM ,QQ Q . LQQ ,:Q lQQ QY QQ ,Q 5 ' A2 ff , A .f . L V ' I, ' - Y J . .. L V . ' 5 ., m - Q V I , L, Q .,, , Lk 4 f - 'Si,. 'f. 1 A . N gy wwf ' ,, 35 ? ., Q As- A 'gif JZ kk. PRESENTIMG P Q 4 5 S V 2 as ,M F? 5 f 3 5 'W . 5 3 , ndcrson senior high schu0l,l1cndcrs0 n. tcx s:it'- ' t t ' u W1 ' ii he , wp W, , sf 7 , y ttf, ,X , ' gig? , ., ,Q--:W , it H Mgr. i iiliii' ss- 'Q -L , 'yew t ,, s . M, 11 i ' HV ' Y ri 13 ,355 aff? fFi'?5 p wg SPIRIT OF HENDERSON HIGH i It is the purpose of the 1949-50 Lion's Den Staff to present to you in this book the Spirit of our Henderson High. It has been said that a personls high school days are one of the most memorable events of his life and that the most outstanding memory of those days is the school spirit in general. Our school spirit is neither tangible nor describ- able as it is created only by the summation of our efficient, hardwork- ing, helpful teachers and leaders, our loyal, alert, active student body, and the various and numerous activities in which they engage. You, the readers of this book, have contributed to the making and are a part of this school spirit. For this reason the Staff sincerely hopes that yon, the readers, will enjoy this book now, and in the years to come, when your days in Henderson High School will have passed and you will have gone on to a new and greater life. u CONTENTS Events Administration Sophomores Juniors Seniors Activities Sports Favorites Advertisements 1 Eg M- f rw www, ., gg-,gg f -ffrffgwi w efvny f .- 3 Malt:-g 23? 2525 132.5- 1 . My . . tr , gg ,, kisfff G1 12 li Q t 522' 1? . if e if iii, 5133 e 'Q r 14 u 'sad ...Q . i,-If px-XJ, f . Eff ie? Mig K ' the . ' ffl. 'Zvi' X525 -, SQ 35: . Lg, firf , .rss- ffsiz, ' gi ' .- Q 'f 1511.22-M 'Stir W im 251' QF- We, of the Annual Staff, affectionately dedicate this book to Mr. L. H. Buckner because his friendliness, good will, hard work, perseverance, and musical ability have meant so much to our ow n Henderson High Band and have made it one of the -. . .- - .1 i,L, 5 fe t it f fl fn HENUEHSUN SENIUH HIGH SEHUUL A cultivated mind is the guardian genius of deinocracyf, Mirabeau B. Lamar The benefits of education are essential to the preservation of a free government. Sam, Houston my a E T 1 Q1 'nv 3 vnu , 4 3 skim 4 k .Q 1-vi-M an iw -1 N, M , -3 91 L P aw :wg i a-if ,M .W f A W., 'HM Q. fi W ,,j'1'j', . 'wg w . if 'P v P ' f Vo Q l ex, fig A ...J ' 'w H1e1'1fL-wg-w f ' 1-fswigf i ' ym,gmw: .sv 4 , QQ 1 -. F V -gl .-V. .::v..:.,:. ::,'s1:.z,,... ' ,,,lA , X 3 U 52 ig 1 2ari??fQfgf . M.-. A , Qi A 4- fi W mt v X, H ma 'L Q, 5 Q. i ,ff- E 5 ' 4 ' 3 sf 5 5 5 a ! Y! 1 E rf 14355, mg., sl- ' su. . s 5 , . , , an A W' 'W'Wif5wf3yrSe,iwug Q9 - fi f ' 2 i Q -ti' A fs A g x v W W THE BUILDING The Home Goal of the Lionswas crossed only once this last season-- Through these p o r t a 1 pas ses many famous at hlet e s--From this rear view, the only sign of life comes from the annua l room--This por- trays the usual attitude of sqme stu- de nt s in assembly--Geniuses have it ' exp KG1' f 1, 'wg' . T1 -JL . M, xx ,X . tread here. DAILY IILASSES ' I e S rj cgi 1 'ii'-e fum 1, 'Q f 2 6 Q i i N ,Ig I -' X in M, , e I - i ,1w-ff S Q. .. PM Lrkr q S, 1 as fx ' gg' S, T3 Public Speaking Biology Library if I 1 ' U .I .wr .3 - K- ,, JA, . V Ringg it A , if L'1j.43 V. MXQQ . i ., J Q fu vt: ' .M .Wi A fe. -w f ww r QM? 5 ,,,Q.r3,iu u if K ig,g,l'f.' ww ' mfr' it -M. fi lg .k-p- Q - 1 c '-1f 1 Typing Band American History 4 - 1 Commercial Law Physics Bookkeeping - , .,,..wu-qi A - MVFM V, .,dR.L Lq,!,,,.x gr-gif Agriculture Latin Plane Geometry 1'-'J-: wc 1 3 Y 1' +33 ,, gi if X, - rt 1 xg , W v - ' fm R - . ,T ,. L., aa.. ,Mi-IQ-z,i UNK? 1 '?..,.qL Chorus English 12. Boy's P.E. Jr,n-1 zgif- ff? i ' gi Homemaking Art Chemistry Texas History English 11 . Drawing if fl? marg- -1 1? ' . Shop Civics Algebra II ,Q . Ll I X F 5 Q., 4 1198 'S Q 5 11's .. ,, .L , an .C- SY-O ,gvv 1 1 Q38 ii I, an W gg, 5, mr. Sr' vu ,, iss! f ,. 1 gm , g. Aw. 5 ff! 'il Mr ' Wm fi . 2 f .1 iv is .6 rs. W9 E yi-A . - . fx K sv 3 ji. , H , I -4 . . Qgx N S ' ',lf aff ' x A 9 L5 A 5 -'ggi 5 Nm g 19 3, K gs' K 1 X l ,r Q is f A af -F52 . e3'?f'p ' 4 . ,s- -A QQ J g - zfjrf' ff, X ,:., ' '15 V gg? v A 33 ' Y V: ,5 A AL ,. V 2 vi. SUPERINTENDENT E. W. ADAMS PRINCIPAL CHESTER DURAN if. -.xxq ,L ' - YQ F BAIRD, FRANCES Speech BAKER, FRANK i Biology 3 BARRETT, ETHEL BOLTON, ARNODEAN Typing , Annual 4. F' fr? 'N , Q. 4 -'S' BOLTON, J. W. BUCKNER, L. H. Football Band Director HiSt0l'Y .4-n.45.... COLE, PEGGY Principa1's Secretary CUNNINGHAM , HARVEY Business Manager DICKERSON, RUBY P. E., Health FARLEY , LOUISE Superintendentfs Secretary 'Q- f .'I N FLANAKIN, JASPER GATLIN, ALLEN GOUI-,D BELL, , E Football, Civics, Bookkeeping Agriculture Lgtin, English 6'9- ,Q AVF' HOLDER , C LAUDIA Music HOLT , LUCILLE English GRAY , DOROTHY Plane Geometry GREY, JANE P. E., Health -Fi g ydppnu-N. JACKS, LOUISE JACKS, M. L. Shorthand, Math Basketball Coach P.E. 9 KILLIAN, C HRISTINE Homernaking POLLARD, LOIS Student Advisor 2 E Ak..,kk if K ii ,H-0 RAYFCRD, RAY Art THOMASSON , IOYC E Chemistry , Spanish Q WADE, ETHEL WIGLEY, JANIECE History, English English II Algebra 9 XJ X flylf X MW It se em s the teachers like to eat as well as the students. ff,-if Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Wade, Mrs.Far1ey, and Mrs. Jacks enjoy the teacher's lounge. Mrs. Wigley and Miss Barrett are taking down notes on this teacher's meet- ing. ' sa.-f BOARD OF TRUSTEES S. A. RETTIG, President JOHN CLENDENEN, JR., Secretory HOMER BRYCE DEAN TURNER A. G. JONES PAT MCCLELLAND NOBLE DAVIS .-fc. ,L ,- .4 -1-2 -'aww H11 4 m.,, E2 S ,A 9?- f CLASS orricfns I ' NS QQTX ' we-wgqpgw-xrff '- W fi fa, H I . , t W K 6' ., , 'N ' x N 405' x X X sn Q5 y, ,RX NQx t as W 4 X 3 VN X xx X 'I V x MXQ A his N 'C' - X 4 f Q tx gxbxg ,, ulc' I Jimmy Reeves - President Marshall Roch -- Vice-President Anita Stephens - Secretary Carolyn Blanton - Reporter l v ,fl , HU L, .. we 'x I ff X x 1 , ll I 1 bl 'i N i yW, ' ,':'gQ w if' if I ,A in My 'fl ff Iliff 'Mal' alll' , e X' 1 if Q5'3l! fggmi Cllpl' ! f'l'i.'3f', ll ' -xlw! 1 sl. , A Y-11 iy ,' 2 -if 5 5 MOST REPRESENTATIVE Peggy Shaw Jere Bone f'X I SOPHOMOR ES s E5 51 ' qi ' lf?2?Eaf'fai' f I lk F -.'k . fl tl ,ff it L ,E r 'ff af. V 5 I M ' Armstrong, Del Roy - - - l Arnold, Barbara- - - - Arnold, Robert- - - Austin, Teddy- - is Azcarraga, Frank ---- Baker , David ----- is , r .b ar I 1 ,F S Bartholomew, Floyd- - - Barton, Bryan ---- Bennett, George - - Bone, jere - - Black, Billy Ray ---- Blanton, Carolyn- - - Boles, Betty jean ' Brooks, Dorothy Dean Broome, Patty- Ballenger, Dan - - - Barlow, Bobbie - Breedlove, Frank Brightwell, Burrell - - - Brooks, Joyce - - - own, Albert - - Burd, Mildred - - - Burton, Bedford - Cassity, john - - inton, Martha - - Collard, Felix- - - Compton, Beth- - Cooper, joy - - nningham, Charles- - Davis, Anna Bell - - - - - - - Davis, Don ------ Deal, Talford - - - Foor, W.D. ---- Diffey, Betty ---- Dorsey, Lavelle - - - Duncan, james- - - lean, Dewayne - - - Dunning, Ernest - - - Duran, .Io Nan ----- Farley, Bessie Lue 201 205 207 201 207 201 307 205 307 205 201 205 307 205 205 207 307 205 207 307 If-Q ff-,QT ,- J V l 7 i , Q- ' ' ..b-: ' , f X I Q. . ., 7 M wx F 1 Hifi 91 J 99 x 'l 3 'I fl ' V f ,L gill' 0 1 Wm: , , I .14 X t g K 'yas 3 e 2 A t I ,,.-. 1 X 1 E 'R L 'lf x fl- Wx' J 5? 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Farley, Tim -------- Floyd, Bobbie ----- Furrh, Tommy - - - Gibson, Bernice- Gibson, Gayle ------- Gibson, Martha jo - - - Gossett, Elouise - - Gossett, Buddy- - Gunn, Sandra ------- Hale, Mary Lynn - - - Hightower, Patsy - - Hillin, jo Dena - Howell, Norma ------ Hudson, Roberta ---- Hunt, john ----- jimmerson, Betty .4 jimmerson, Hazel ---- jones, Arlene ----- jones, Dorothy - - - jones , Horace - es, Noel ---- ---- - - Kegans, Ansel - - - Leath, Harold - - Lee, Harold - - ,pard, Frances ---- - - Lowrie, Bobbie Sue - Marder, Virginia Martin, Charles zhis, Barbara- - - McDonald, Vernon - McKenzie, Bobby - - - - Mims, Ronnie - - - - sely, Donald - - viyers, David - - - Nanny, Connie- - Nix, B.-I. - - F ker, Patty ----- 3enney, C.D. ---- Perry, jane - - - Perry, june - - 201 307 201 201 307 307 207 207 207 207 307 205 205 307 205 201 307 201 205 207 ,J A1-.f Q' A Ulf' v ii 4-Q if 1 :Y SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Peterson Peggy ----- I ,ga Pinnell, Nelda - - - Prior, Bobby jack - - Prior, Kelsey ---- Prior, Ollie Mae - - Pruitt, Allie Vera Rainwater, jack - - Reeves, Billy Ray- - Reeves, Jimmie - Rhodes, Bill - - If Richardson, Lucille - - Rives, Betty ---- Rodriguez, Peggy ,W j , Roundtree, Barbara - - it l ' 'i i 1, ' Sanders' Bobby ' ' ' iiilll at ieii ' sye. Sanders, Leon - - - ,,., , , , luu' A 'i at Q ieil V Seago, Martha - f -if .. , .,, F. at Pharr, Betty ------ Price, Betty jo - - Roch, Marshall - - - w, Peggy ---- ----- - -207 Sinclair, Frank - - Shook, Flavia - - - - - Smith, jack ----- - th, Richard - - - Stephens, Anita - - - - - - - Stone, johnny - Strong, Mary- lmers, Nancy ---- - ---- Taylor, Clara - - - Taylor, jimmy ---- - Teer, Evelyn - - - - mpson, Barbara - - Fhornton, Doris - Tillison, Fay -------- Trimble, Billy- - - - - elock, Irvin ---- 'an Sickle, Bill -------- Wallace , Janette - Weick, Elaine - - - - - -205 201 205 307 -205 207 207 205 307 201 205 207 201 201 307 207 307 207 307 .1 .eg-wr, 'Fifi' 7 f. r:'iN'HE:'i'i lt. ,1-,va '.,,.- ' f 8553 . ' sw 1551-,Q ,Q - .-h. w g -. ,I WW' 221 ' ' v gl. .W ,Q ml' 5 ff' -W , sggfjz, ii JP if f' Q 7 7 .id- Ti ll' fm -1 K ' 4 ' ir .-IK Q k??:k it Z' if Til- fifi '. -N ,gg fu? . i ' Eg il' , . ,,,-. ,.,,,, vm.-,. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES , W w QT- 'f.. 3f . - ,- Ui? - S L. 1 SEQ - W AR -- . .- af K K ' ,. ki . ,XL I .fl ' W xv ' ' ,ggi A 5 K Vi: , . il . f N? f g y 6 ' Q f '- 5 Years and years ago Sophomores on Parade! Lucky seven ' a wwf i Hifi ffrbwm i 3' milf' 'W Whitehead, jimmy ---- - Whiteside, Bobby - - - Wilkins, Sidney- - - Williams, Connie Q,,, wuson, june - - - - - - 307 '- K . ' if Young, Shirley - - - - 205 - ,-1 ffrff r E ., I - a Q A-Of 'Lg On Parade Sophomores occupy upper berth in Dallas. I 1 Q R , V N' . ' aim ,, Anita leads Q nf HYea,Sophsf' Sophomores enjoy party. Sophomore girls play at noon. Our drum major minus her uniform- Sophs. dominate bane I 5 W By . E153 1, .f 'N Z nv. f , ,,,. V... 1. Yjjr ,4 v 4' 'P awp. .Awww mg' ,. 4 . K., lx Neville Spiers - President Jack Leath -- Vice-Presidenf Mariana Boren - Secretary Jo Ann Orr -- Treasurer Hardin! ffhriifinn ..... Rnnnrfnr 4 f CLASS OFFICERS 1 K , 'e.? wVTw '-N3 ' Y 'K ' 'fi71,. . -J J '-- M 'r7'5 MOST REPRESEN TA TIVE Jo Ann Orr Neville Spiers sv N 'V' 3 4 .IUNIORS Bm L. d r Ash, Grady - - - - - 5 1 illfil 'A E, -,f xi, , 4 . , .gj,yi'L1,,, ' ' f I7 mm Armstrong, Thurman ' ' ,VA 5 ' Arnold, Dennis - - - - - I M , Baker, Charles - - S Bassett Ferrell - - - Bassett Mack Ed- - GPX if-F x Betts , Marie -------- Birdwell, jeanell ---- Black, Dollie ---- Boren, Mariana- - Brandon Warw1ck Branham Faye Brldges, Mary E.- - B rightwell , Donald EWQWQ 454s ll B B r i g htw e ll , Do r othy - - - - IKIK 3 w if Br ook s , C . I.. . - - - - ' H, H B r ow n , A u s t in - - 7,35 QW a M' H55 it B Barton, james -------- Beard, Mary N. - - ckner, David Lee ----- Buckner, Elise- - - Burd, Russell -------- Burks, Robert- - rt, Mary Ann ---------- Carroll, Mary E. - - Carter, Norma - - - Chambless, Jimmie lapman, jerry ----- Christian, Hershel - - Christian, Patsy - Cole, Oudia - - xmpton, Barbara Ann- -- Coon, Eugene ------ Craig, joe --------- Cyphers, Robert - - - - ivis, Laverne - - - - - Dean, Eddie ------ Denson, Donald - - - Dicker son, Melba ---- 304 304 304 306 306 - - - -105 - --103 304 - -105 103 103 - -105 306 105 306 304 304 304 105 15-x 6'- la my , mm: I f i 5 rl 1 1, ' 2 K ir ,A Y xl nfl Mg fi it ' Q .K if 1 is 5:25 , , 4 N , ' - -,195 W5 i ' ' 'im - pi' , 1, I 'z 1 gilt JUNIORS -IUNIORS ,, 'iii ff',.' K , x- 5525: 1 -K r mix, of F' , gag 5 J' ,Q f,. W 'SEV' 'xm l I . , A if , . -it li E 5. 445157 P - I --.f - v Q 13 F G 3 f N, w W- - . ai if If 1. -..-ffs.,,1.i. ,sf .. 1,, W : M5 1 L sa, 4: 9 . f v 9 0 i , I 2 .. 072-'5i'2fY2Q55fif7fiiQii1ziffQi ' K: ,, -ff -1 'iff 'ViS'!3deveei sgliaki 'B Www i x EF 3 , as 5 iii? 3555 ay? K 4 aff Q i 5 L w -' izgf li7i1ifQ3f'EE':2 '. iliiilufinif f':I 2555? ' ' D iff e y , J am e S H . ----- Q Dulany, Barbara - - - an 2 s 4 Flanagan, Billy ----- Garner, Wayne - - Gaston, Margie - Gibson, Mack ------- Goggan, Laurie A.- Goode, june - - - L Farnell, Betty jo - - - - ',,.. A 4 . . ul, Ficher, Ervin - - - - Furl-11, Billy -----.--.. Gibson, Thomas -------- X as . Goodwin, Wanda - - - - - - - - - - Gossett, Thomas H.- - - - gjq Gray, N 1na Doris - - - Green, june - - - - - - - 4 lax ,K ,, Q n 1 Greer, Curtis - - - - ---- - - - ,X . it - i Griffin, jerry D. - - - - - - - - is G Grlmes, Ruth - - - - - - - - - B . 5 . .,g,. Hamilton, George - - - - , J i 9 a .ax F nes, Martha -------- klardin, M. C. ------- Heim, Gaynell ----- Henderson, Margaret lin, Joyce --------- Holcomb, Marie ------ Holland, Charles- - - Hollis, Patricia - - rnbeck, Nancy ------- Howeth, Frank - - - Huff, james ---- Hunter, Nettie - - tto, Oleta ------ - - james, Betty jean ----- jirner son, Bobby ------- johnson, Wilborn ----- mes, Billie joyce ------ Jones, Margaret - ---- - jones, Ruth ---- jones, Wanda -' S w 135 so 3 304 so 'E 304 - - -105 306 103 306 - - -304 304 304 ---103 103 306 'w A .: be 'Q 5 'X X1 M 55 ix 304 6 ' 2 3 :J 4, ,ffm iw HS' W' 52+ We i - 'I fi! ? 1 1 Jumons 1. , - rf , V , '1l- 4 i,-- I-A- 1: 5.'!i'..z-S' i-a4.v,,.'f1. J. J JUNIORQ M s King, Ana- - - - - - - - L -- Q Wl 11 w ill ,,,L fffl' ' Klotz, Diana- - - - - i Lacy, jack ----- ff r '41 W ' vii- ,fifffjr . 4 31 ,E ! im g -Sw I Langford, Sarah 5 ., Q i A 91 M Leach, Billy- - - - - - - 5 , f X, Leath, Barbara- - - - , ':.,Z.,'e'q , 5 3 Vrkgr K I-death, Jack - - - - M 1 Lehman, Billy- - ' , . , K ' Q , Lemley, Ralph ------ Looney, Sue ---- Matthews, Patsy ff im LE' A, ,jmck Nichols, Pansy ------ Nix, Charles ----- Orr, jo Ann- - - Linthicum, Hubbard - - Morris, Betty ------- Morris, Billy F. ---- Morris, Carolyn - - Myers, W. C. - - Noblit, jean ----- xdergrass, Jimmie - - - Plunkett, Jimmy ---- Pool, Scottie ---- Ritter, Johnnie- - 'es, Imogene Rowell- - Robertson, Kathryn - - Rogers, Martha Paul Roper, Gerald- - Asseau, David ---- - Rowe, Robert Lee ------- Sexton, Laurice ------- Sexton, Janice ------ Lnner, Melba ----------- Smith, Orea ----------- Smith, Teddy ---- Spiers, Neville - D ames, Dorothy ----- Thrasher, Helen ---- Vinson, Edgar - - - Wallace,AChar1es 105 . . V , . , , - :JJ::'f: .. . . 'f' rr 306 304 103 306 304 304 103 103 306 103 304 105 105 306 304 304 it xx ,M H LI, -3 1 2,114 if ' i,, Q , , ns. mm- Q. .L ,a - . .fllifu ' -, . .21.V2'f'-V1 -E ' .9 1 A 1s!.f'1P'.'.i' Nia. 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'4 5 O of , ' f f 5 f 5 7 1 .ff W GUUN ,yr 4 44 4435 1 ' 4- sw, I J., 3 Q' X GUS 5 4 DFI SENa0R TONIGHT LW- gm-.H fy: T , W 4 . ,f s HOME ff CLASS OFFICERS x if Albert Smith - President Joe Wylie -- Vice-President Vivian Tillison - Secretary Betty Duran -- Treasurer, , John Anthony - Reporter 1 MOST REPRESENTATIVE i Betty Duran Albert Smith 114. Nfl. ,QM ck' ' K 2 1 7 -.1-11 my -ft sf -oi N-I-jjf' ,f SENIORS AINSWORTH, DENNY ------ 301 Safety Patrol ANTHONY, JOHN E. ------ 301 Safety Patrol, Press, and Chorus BASSETT, BETTY LOU ----- 301 I-lomemaking,Sec. '50, Chorus Spanish, History BOSWELL, DONALD ------ 202 Football, T r a c k, Boy's Chorus, Hi- Life, Most Handsome C48-'49, BRADBURRY, .IANICE ----- 3 02 History,Chorus,Latin, ,I.C.L., Press, Library, Homemaking BRIGHTWELL, O'NEAL ---- 202 Football, Track, Basketball, Safety Patrol, H. Association BRIGHTWELL, RALPH ---- 301 Annual Staff, Band BRINSON, PHILIP -------- 302. SENIORS BROOME, EUGENE ------ 301 Chorus, Band, P r e s s, fPres. 'SOJ Safety Council, Track, Student Coun- cil, Principal on Democracy Day BROWN, ARRA DELL ----- 302 Band, Homemaking,History, Press Chorus BURTON, WYNETTE ------ 2 02 Homemaking, Chorus. Spanish, Press, Safety,Football Sponsor Nominee H482 CARROLL, JAMES ------- 301 Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Chairman S af et y P at r ol f'5Oj, Delegate to Boys' State, Latin, Chorus, F.F.A., Press, Lion's Den Council, Golf Team, Board of Trust- tees on Democracy Day COCHRAN, KAY -------- 302' Band, Homemaking, Chorus COMPTON, ROBERT ----- 202 Football, Baseball, Track, Safety COURSEY, H. D. -------- 302 Baseball, Football, Chorus, Safety COX, BOBBY JOE ------- 202 Basketball, F o ot b a ll, Golf Team, Safety Patrol vw .. X ka ! it ,ff gif' f-??ggE:,:ff25, 'f s RPN ' Nm' 'f't,,1:l' Q uv, ,at fu, fggba, .4 S ENIORS CRIM, CHARLES - - History, Press CRIM, MARY IDA - Homemaking , Spanis torv, Chorus, Press CURREN, DEAN - - Football, Baskefball, ty Patrol bV.,,34f,.. I af? fl, ff t ,ff H DAVIS, W. P. ---- 1 xv A' fl l 4 XA 1-U 2 DEASON, BYRON - Football, Safety V I ay. ' Afkgig' sa, ,. :C DFFEYMIAMES - 306 am'uaJ ' D ERGE, WEITA JEAN 301 S ety Patrol, Latin, Llbr ary Press nual Staff, History, Chorus i lf l -xi: 4 1 if DUNLAP, ROYCE - 302 Baseball, Basketball F F A 10 4 SENIORS DURAN, BETTY -------- 202 History, QP r e side nt '49j, Chorus, Press, Student Council, Repo rte r junior Class, Treasurer of Seniors EKLOND, BOBBIE ------- 202 Chorus , Homemaking, Library, Safe- ty Patrol, Health Club EKLOND, RAY --------- 301 Library, Chorus, Homernaking EVANS, HAZEL -------- 202 Library, History, Press, Homemak- ing , FAULKNER, NELI.. - - 302 Homemaking, Chorus FOOTE, JOHN ---------- 202 Football, Basketball, Baseball, H Association, Student Council, Safety Patrol ,I ' J. FREEMAN, JAMES E.- - - - -202 GOSSETT, BOBBY - - - 301 F.F.A. AL ,annul sEN1oRs Goss1:TT,jAcK --------- 3 O1 Press, Dramatics, Safety Patrol, Li- brary, Football GRANT, JOHN ------- - 202 Football, Baseball, F.F.A. GRAY, CLAUDE- - - - - 301 F.F.A. HAWKINS, RAY- - - - - 202 HAYS, JERRY LANE ------ 202 F.F.A. HILLIN, MARTHA CATHERINE- 302 Homemaking , Pre ss HOLDER, JOHN ----- --.. 3 01 Basketball, Baseball, Safety Patrol HORNSBY, JUNE -------- 302 Homemaking, Chorus, Library, Press SENIORS HUDMAN, WANDA LOUISE - - -301 Homemaking, Chorus, History, Li- brary -QOUX HUNT, JAMES H.- - - - 301 Band, Library HUNT, JIMMY S. - - - - - - 302 Spanish, Annual Staff IRVIN, ROBERT- - - 302 F.F'.A., Basketball ' JIMMERSON, ALBERT W. - - - 301 F.F'.A. fTreas. 'SOJ JIMMERSON, WILLIE- - - -202 ,,,,,,,ff F.F.A. JONES, FRANCES -------- 301 Student C ounc il, History, Press, Latin fVice-President '49J, J.C.L., Co-Winner of S e c ond Year Latin award '49, N omine e for Football Sponsor K'49J KIRKPATRICK, BILLIE - - - 302 Chorus, Press , 'A L QF. YYY 2 52:4 ' .,5 .dy , SENIORS KOLB, JERRY ---------- 202 Golf Team, Football, Basketball LEE, DELBERT- - - - -302 Student Council LEOPARD, HORACE ALTON - -202 F.F.A., Baseball, Basketball MCCAULEY, HAROLD ----- 202 Football, fCo-Captain '49J, Basket- ball, F.F.A., H Association MCCLELLAND, BOB ------ 202 Football, Basketball, Baseball, An- nual Staff, Press, Sec. Soph. Class Q'47j,Safety Patrol, H Association MCCORMACK, HAZEI.. ----- 302 Vic e-President Homemaking Q'47J, Vice-President Press Q'50J,History, Student Council, Safety Patrol, Sec. of junior Class Q'49j, Chorus MEDFORD, PATTY- - - -301 Homemaking MILLARD, GEO. H. ------ 202 President of Sophomore Class Q'48l, Football, Basketball, F.F.A., Annual Staff, Press 1. ax, - .. SENIORS MONK, CONNIE MACK - - -ZOZ Safety Patrol MORRIS, MARY LOYS ----- 301 Homemaking, History, Press, Cho- rus, A.R.C. MURPHY, KIZZIE ------- 301 Chorus, Library fPresident '50j, B and, Pep Le ade r, Homemaking, Dramatics MYERS, FLORENCE- - - - 301 Homemaking, Band NEILL, ALTA RUTH ------ 202 LatinfV-Pres . '48l, Chorus, History, Homemaking, Nominee for Football Sponsor C481, Treas. jr. Class, Sec. of Student Council, Band Sweetheart, Press, Nominee for Pep Leader C481 NELSON, SUE --------- 202 Chorus, Homemaking, Spanish fSec. '49Q, History Club, Press, Pep Lead- er, Head Pep Leader, Most Popular Nominee Q'49Q 1 NORRIS, BILLY - - - - - 301K 3 F.F.A. X PARROTT, ROY E. ------- 302 F.F.A., Library, Safety Patrol 'IIE' W mes. if SENIORS PEPPER,BoBBY -------- 3oz Football PERRY, WAYNE - - - F.F.A. - - - -302 PINNELL., NETTIEJO ------ 3 OZ Homemaking, Chorus POOL., ELI W. ----- F.F.A., History, Library, PORTER, NELL. ----- - - - 202 Football - - - 301 Chorus, Homemaking, Band, History, Annual Staff, Press PRIOR, JIMMIE- -------- 302 Homemaking, History, Chorus , Press PROPES, CALVIN- - F.F.A. - -301 PROPES, DELBERT ------ 202. Football, Basketball, Track, H As- sociation, Vice-Pres. junior Class Q'49J, Reporter of Soph. Class Q'48j, Home Room Pres. f'49j, Delegate to Boys State, Safety Patrol SENIORS RANKINE, LEATH WARREN- - 202 Safety Patrol RIVES, WILLIAM- - - - - 202 Baseball, Basketball ROSS, JIMMY - - - - - 3oz - JV' F.F.A. -fy U, 1 1 f Iv . I I It N Y BX 3 X XXI: 1 ROUSSEAU, MARLENE ----- 302 C' ' V I Homemaking, Chorus, Latin QSec. '49p, Hist 0 r y, Art, Editor Hi-mfg fl ' 0503, Press, j.C.L., co-winner of I Latin II Award f'49j XW' SANDERS, BOB --------- 202 Co-Captain of Football Q'50j, Foot- ball, Track, Safety Patrol, H As- sociation SANDERS, JIMMIE ------- 302 Library, History, Band, Homemak- ing SCARBOROUGH, LAQUITA ANN-301 Chorus, Library, Press, Homemak- ing SCOGINS, DOLORES ------ 301 Chorus, D r a m at i c s, Spanish, Art, French, Band, M i s s io n, Sodality. Homemaking QE .S .V X ,I I Xa li I A SENIORS SEAGO, ANIETA -... .... 3 O1 Homemaking, Library, Press SHIRLEY, KENNETH ------ 3 02 A s sociate Editor of the Cyote How1 , Press, Science SMITH, ALBERT -------- 202 F. F. A. QV-Pres. '49, Pres. '50j, Baseball, Pres.Senior Class, Safe- ty Patrol, Most Rep. Boyjunior Class f'49J, H Association SMITH, MONROE - - .... - 301 F.F.A. SMITH, SONK --------- 302 Band QV-Pres. '50Q, j.C.L., History QReporter '5OJ, Latin, Press, Annual QC1ass Editorj, Golf Team, Student Council, Chorus SPARKS, PEBBLE. JEAN ---- 302 Homemaking, Chorus, Press STACY, LUTHER -------- 302 Football, Basketball, Student Coun- cil, Safety Patrol, Baseball, Chorus, Spanish QV-Pres. '50j STORY, EARL EDWARD ---- 302. Latin, j.C.L., Band, j.C.L. Pennant Winner Q'48Q, AnnualStaif QClub Edi- tor '50j, State j.C.L. Directory Typist, Press, Cumera, Torch Typist, Librazfy,-Hfgoif ----- SENIORS W' Y VSTRONG, DON --.-..--- 302 ,P r e sid e nt Home Room 302, Latin QPresident '48J, Annual Staff QArt Editor '5OJ, Chorus, Art fPresident '50J, History, Safety TALIAFERRO, JOE ------ 302 ootball, Basketball, Track, Safety Patrol, H Association TAYLOR, MARY ---- - 202 F.H.A., Library, Press TELLER, JOE PAUL ------ 302 Band fReporter '50j, All State March- ing Band Member Q'49J, Press, Safe- ty Patrol 1, .,,,. , X I K TILLISON, VIVIAN ------- 202 Homemaking QV-P r e s. '50J, B a nd, il istory, Press, Chorus, Sec.of Senior Class '50, Sec. of H.R. 103 FRIMBLE, BILLY GENE ---- 202 Band, QStudent Conductor and Presi- lent '50J, Orchestra, Chorus, Track, Football, Baseball, Safety Patrol FRUELOCK, DONALD ----- 202 ?'.F.A., Track VAGSTAFF, JOE -------- 202 Football, Basketball, Chorus,Safety .. ,R in . K, 4 Tiff EIL! , A f ,as 1 .. - Q, ,,, ,. L L E' Y iff' V if SENIORS WALLACE, SUGENE ------ 302 Latin, Homemaking QPres.' '49J, J.C .L., History, Press, Student Coun- cil WARREN, LERA -------- 301 Library QV-Pres. '50J, Spanish, Cho- rus, Press, Homemaking WEBB, JOE ------ - - 105 Football, Basketball WHERRY, JOAN --------- 3 01 Homemaking, l..atin,J.C.I..., History, Spanish, Press, Sec. Latin '48 WILKINS, JANE --------- 3 O2 Spanish, Hornemaking, Chorus WILLS, jo ANN --------- 302 Homemaking, Spanish, History, Cho- rus, Press, Annual Staff, Student Council, Nominee for Most Rep.Sr.. Girl '50 WYLIE, JOE -------- - - 202 Football, B a s k e t b all, Baseball, Boys' State, Annual Staff QEditor '50J, V-Pres. Sophomores, President of Junior Class, V-Pres. Senior Class, Student C ounc il, Spanish, 'H' As- sociation, Nominee for Most Rep . Boy Q'5OJ, Safety Patrol, Co-Chair- man of Safety Council ZAGER, BILLY ---- - - - 202 F.F.A. Xi , Q X 2 ff 9 5 SSS Sk Q, wx ,S wk .A TV X A wgx QW. X W Mags ' at W Q is 65 3 - g 'ww , QS . EW M A if--S gf QR , ,ff 5 Q if.. Q we-mek MN . ev. 1 ',H Q N if , -5 1' z 4 'T 4 . . v , 'S 1' a ,v U ,, off? it K 'fffvwir F. W T .. M . - ,f-.N , 5 F l . I K . ' .0 M ' ., ,, ,-1 w. 47 Q 5, if ,mg .f 1 11 .yn :iv X 4' 'if ff ,, -,kg v i 1 nw gf, nl, ik:- w -vv J . 'ff- 9 Q' ,ss .-.1 4,-' Q ngx. I I k ,M .,.,. A V ,.,. H , ,E . , Mwqm,-WLM .mmwMJwmwm+wv+ -wPb?N .L-hwiw Sponsor--Mr. C. F. Duran President--Victor Smith Secretary--Mariana Boren Billy Rex, Lar ry, and Jo Vern patrol affic at noon. Jack Leath, Joe Wylie, James C ar r oll, d Mariana B o r e n represented Henderson nio r High at the Student Council meet in lgore, Ioe,James , andlvlariana listen to a speech the Kilgore meeting of Student Council epresentatives. Mr. C. F. C ur an presents Victor Smith 3 g av el for being elected President ofthe ident Council. sr ' VLD 0 any gs V 8. x, -Q U. ai 3 X 5, as . M, Y , , ,.. .4 . 4 .i xx XR , .,.- ,-gffm, 2 - - , NL ,AD Sponsor ..... Mrs. J. W. Bolton Art Editor. . ..... Don Strong Assistant. . . . . . Diana Klotz Art Staff. . . . . Barbara Leath Norma Carter Club Editor . . .... Earl Story Assistant ...., Sarah Langford Class Editor ..... Victor Smith Assistant ....... Marie Betts Photographer ..... Jimmy Hunt Assistants . . Claude Williamson Ralph Brightwell 5- 4, i Ak, Rx o President ..... Vice President . Reporter ..... Social Chairman OFFICERS . . . Eugene Broome . . . .Hazel McCormack Martha Paul Rogers Secretary-Treas. . . . . . . . . . . . .Betty Duran . Patsy Christian The Press Club was organized to help those stu- dents interested in journalism. Delegates and Mrs. Jacks, the sponsor, w e r e sent to Denton to the Texas High School Press Association in December. The Hi-Life is considered one of the best papers published-gy High School students in East Texas. 6 H. -S 1 i NSG' ,env H Q W ff? M -Q 3,-If :gl A 1 ' ' Ig ,vii . f .Q 37 1 Ii I '1?5Q'i f is in kv ig YENQIS H-HS K ' x ' faqs- Q ' -. ' 4 ,. -4' iw ,gi f. fr ',-925 3 f, N A, W' I gs.. N Q-..4. ,Q K .- 1 i -My .. . Hb 53 ,nl f 1 fill Q . ,gps fi! ' NXT, -E 33 . 0 if Q. , AW-L5'b f f s, ,. Nb 3 K 1 . W.,-Q -' ,Q v Lz fil' -I-- N-+ , ' 484 ff ,.-J.- :af Sf' Qs-if Q... KZ if M 3' A as Eli 93, uf! f , .' Q3 - ,L ,W f 33' gel-Q S- QE' Q ii' 'cg' iE2'?' A TJ? XJ L pQQ 351' Q, Qd' Way i if M, . . . , ,hr . 2 wi' f 'V 'P , t 1 It v if WL 2 , asf' sw, 4 ' , ,5Z 4' we E wp pq 5 M li' i N ' w1ffy -wah! ' ' 'S mpjif U . E5 2 I 1 V , W .. 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I f L X- , ,V , ' f T A 5. f i,-'fray . :xxx X 1 Z! I , XXXXXX - N X if 4 V A lf! f It X 1 jf C1 up XXX fi? fl., A 1 If X ,f 3 , V! ' X Q it ' 2' -- ' Q 5 , My ' J 'fp 4-' xx he i M T ll, g qi Q li, X .W V ., 7.1, I W ,X ff ff 7 f u V ' ' l' fr 421-X 4 , S ' g U 'i ll XY A ff' X f ff ', ' g g' ta I 4 4 T 154 I 1 X' ' U K' X f X , Ji , I I N I , ' A I f l ' ? . A MR. W. BOLTON MR. R. FLANAKIN JOHN CASSITY Head Coach ' Line Coach Manager 'G 5, Y .6- THE HISTORY OF THE 1949 LIONS The Lions of '49 were one of the biggest surprises that Henderson football fans have had in many years. The Lions, who were pre-season favorites to fight it out for the cellar, were once ranked fifth in the state standings and wound the season up with eight wins and two loses. They lost ten regulars from last season's team, and little hope was expressed as training began on a hot, sultry day in August. But there was something inside this group of boys who had been playing together sinc e 1945 when they won two championships in junior High. This team went to jackson- ville and scalped the Indians 32-0. The Lions then took the highly touted Dragons from Nacogdoches to the tune of 14-O. After over-powering the favored Palestine Wildcats 46-7, and Bryan 25-0, people began to sit up and take notice of the surg- ing Lions. District play started when the Lions edged the Longview Lobos 7-0. They bur- ied Tyler 37-O, and were ready for the game of the year with Marshall. After playing their hearts out, the Lions finally fell before the much heavier Mavericks by a score of Z1-14. This game will always be remembered by Henderson fans. Some of whom still say that Mar s hall was just lucky as well as being equal to a. college team. The next game Saw the Lions bounce back with a Z1-0 win over the Kilgore Bfilldo g s. The next game with the Texarkana Tigers was the only disap- pointing game of the season. The Lions played hard but they just cou1dn't get start- ed. Time after time, they would march down the field only to lose the ball on fum- bles. The 14-0 count in favor of T exarkana does not do justice to the game that was played. However, the Lions bounc e d back to close the season by handing the Gladewater Bears a 2.0-7 defeat. R Mr. J. W. Bolton and Mr. jasper Flanakin deserve all the credit for shaping these boys into a winning team. H e nde r s o n High is indeed fortunate to have two such fine men. We will always remember them, and the Lions, as the greatest team of all time. gf .L.......... 5- I EA l , BILLY LEACH - End Znd Team All District , ii' JI Lg M 1 r ff up L? 1 X, n n 6 . fd' ,A I ui Q- ' 'X N A .ff L 4 , ' W, , H ,, Y. ,.. - lg. X, X Q 'wr' . ' 1, XX I' 'V mx JELBERT PROPES - Back nd Team All-District Q f. A .,,.,.. -M. K---fs-N , xl , E4 Q K U r -Qc., H. D. COURSEY - Guard -, Honorable Mention All- L' State ' .smiini 52- Q, An... O'NEAL BRIGHTWELL - Back 3 All-District P' F 5740 -45. 94 ' Y Z gig 4 Z., I3 Zig' ,524 f,.i-1- ..-W HERSHEI.. CHRISTIAN ERNEST WINFREY I HAROLD McCAUL.EY - Tackle JOE WYLIE ROBERT COMPTON Znd Team All-District Honorable Mention All-District .4 .1 13 4 4 Q, X , 1 5 ESU 5 3-T-f7 V f' , ' T' A ' 9 Q Q, ,-1 .9 f '4' : ' 22 1 ,X . 1 A L- ' , ' ,1 fa-, x ,, 5 1 v .stil , ,-,X Va, as F , ,T Y L 7: A 1 ' ' ., ' A 3 4 . i O . - X Y ' .O - .W L. 'O K 1' 2 f'-f -' f., ' . Q QQ ,ii-Ar V , ,,.. X I vw... ,,...0 -LAL I I . fx L51 -Z5 Z 7 Ami k g 55 Q ' .Q ., V 'Sf' ,: X ite, ' 7' N-r ,ifsf 32. . 4 M' X' 'Y E ' A Q X f I 1 - I Q , WW , ,.W ., ,V I Q' f' If A I , J9' ' , A , ,f,. . ' ,-. , A, ' , A , , .,,f. , V K H I f ' ' AL 2 Jr' ufW'wkfi' fA N 3 xhiiffv -Ai , '1 7 fl, Q K 4 A ' 4 ,,,, 44 5 E -, W MM fm Z ' A' JOE TALIAFERRO - Back ,n 'f 1 I' ' va f,--' , A QA X X A' L, iw l Nx f vw 'A f if L , 1, M If .IM 'xl Illi Nd! 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X ' V i? 1 K A 55- NX 'H .UAW ,L X UI ff I .: -? i fu 1 E i Y I f xuxnymwlk X , A M rum mum A 5 f-E-A HP 1 i il, ,1 H I 1 ,i- A E' L W. ....,,, 5' ....- L , E 2 N J 1 ' A fin YW Xxx Lf X S -A ' v ' , A A - i 1: luwwmmum-532D 5 E f A7 A E Y 52? :4 s 'I W mul 1 ,Y QL.: I 51,3 -.1...' H- '-Z' p I FL ,if sr: - ' D' v i 1-Y. A DELBERfT5R,515ES - Back ROBERT ROWE - Guard O NEAL BRIGHTWELL - Bac I A f w ix A ' - , - 2445 I QE 'A M j bps q ' v jf ' f 42 Y 4' , im f J: 1 gi ' A - A TSX G! A . W V ' A A , ...N K K WW 25' f 'V A XM :- CK i v- 1' - W . I--ELHL' if , H V V 35gQ f ji..-2: J9,! 71 -- -2 V ff f ' 1 ' A A 'iii , f 1 . A 'Mal if EL A V A A , 1, .2 f ,, A O.O A M W if fb, -2 2: if -1- J. fg gn, ?i - g f 25 E , fi A 'N' ins Wlkilff 2 W WW fm 1 A -il 'fff 4 ,L L, Z? ' 1'N.AA . v' an gzaf'-T X vv- ,VJ E54 2- . 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In ? x ,xx E1 Q Q K' XG- 1 il . , l G T-5-if-... 4,1 X ffm X 1 V ' - T W ' , W 2 ' 1 -E, 'E if- ' , 2113: 5 E: W I f le, ,s-':? 5 J uf ' 1f11ffffnrff1 'f1 1 T - 2 . f E 5 ,,+ M' , 2 5-L-E 2: R A! T 32.55 Z-V.-3:25 .f'fff 'f 1 E Li TE ' .2 'F i ff 1?-,inf E-5 fy 9 2, R , i. 1 T' ' L R ,T ff '- f' f S:-:::,k. fra T1 BILLY FLANAGAN - Tackle ERNEST WINRREY - End f ,,,, 5 4 fl . ,V T Wfx W 'ix 'hlmx v? ff f 1 f f I f , 5. R L xl! Q xx q 72 I., NLD' 'mx CT' QL, ' 4, , 4 Z W x Z , NX , ,I N I xg f' ' x A-Ei: N f lx K y .-4 fi gh Nc 2 K x 5 E 9 f,-,. - Nw , F -.X ,f 1 . 1 X DONALD BOSWELI.. - End if T Qzl. S N Q, E X xl W 1 lf! -. -V--iq ff' 5 Q5 if , ' lt, NX G, Ag? ,, W , I ' A-f' R Ei?-,1 f I vg ii 4 j L , X b if 1-3 F 6 LL ,, MII IM., E153 - E L6 2 ' ggi '- Nwxzm, 33 W -2:15 'cj' - f X il BILLY FURRH - End LUTHER STACY - End ' BILLY LEACH - End P 'sm MQ, dk .... W: v ,Q Q. M . gb an J wah 5 H, M Q LQ 751 if 5 - ,., ,,,, ,my , , 4 5 'lk F' 1- i .wi 'kin 5 is fffflnfwfkmsss , ' ' , W, ,. -- ,. ,. wizfvk fr- 5 ,mg .7 W. i . 5 ,M mga Q, -my-. 5 .,. ,Mg Ez yX. ' K Xf i A H4' 9 K gl Q Q gi -2 ,Q V Nw K 'ii HM... T5 4? E ,di x gm i Q J M I4 W 'N-xfhiu. fs . 5 X ' ,U . Q ' Asa 4 . zg 5 'L' ,F H 1 ,V,,., -i A F1 1? - Q Q Q QR ' 5 if vwmyy 5 M, M 'LAA gg 1 f' Y 15 B , 5 'Ea , w. ,fp X x W . 4 13 ,Z 3-g gg 'Q .. Q E 3 ' 5 any E 915 s 5 Q X QE ga E? ! V y- S 3 f a - 2 42' 5 A Q? ' tk f Y X N Y .X ' x Ca' ,JN xg Pi K W: l SZ , J 3 i ' f sd , ,X, Z 4 5 R f A ,K 2 ' Q: T' if EQQ6 sy-4 ' . K gi .Q . Q ,L me V L wx' Q, f f f ix V , x 8 A . A AA ing, l R Q f x ,i..,,.5, ., S1 ,X ..: egg ' ww- l. plump The baseball team of 1950 was a swell team. They were one ofthe best in the State. They are as follows: Austin Brown, H. D. Coursey, Jack Gossett, John Anthony, Dean Cuz-ren, Joe Wylie , Bob McClelland, Charles W al la c e, John F o ot e, Ernest Winfrey, Billy Leach, John Holder, Billy Black, and John Grant. A SCHEDULE April 4 Henderson at Gladewater April 7 Tyler at Henderson April ll Longview at Henderson April 14 Henderson at Kilgore April 18 Henderson at Mar shall April Z5 Gladewater at Henderson April 2.8 Henderson at Tyler May Z Henderson at Longview May 5 Kilgore at Henderson May 9 Marshall at Henderson ff ' -.,.i.-r.Lmahr '-.4xzs'E ..124i4 '-iI8na.huluis, 9 '--L, NN- 1: f es. ,W zssgh-:nes gg. . , A' Q 5, f John F. and John H. in double play. Dean Curren pitches for Lions. Bob at bat for Henderson. H. D. Coursey barely catches this one at first. Lions' after school practice proved very helpful to them. We fx . ,,. , ,iw y. W f M . E i Sin. J ...ef - V I , L.. , K 45:1-Vf...svvas!a,i , 5- I K .Mme , ,wf -Y , ,W - 'V Q... e Mi f L' . -1 ' h Q' me f M i - i i. Mm , . M Nj .,, .,, 4. ui' .E r. L 5 is ' R-x,w,,,...-ff eef ' V r.,.,L , k .,.X XAW ilyki L ri! The Henderson Lion's Track team of 1950 proved to be one of the best in H.H.S. The members of the team are Richard Smith, Donald Denson, Talford Deal, Claude Williamson, Luther Stacy, joe Wylie, jimmy Plunkett, joe Taliaferro, Billy Furrh, Donald Boswell, and james Carroll. 1 I TRACK joe Taliaferro, Billy Furrh, Dona Boswell, and james C a r r o ll was fine sprint relay team. These bo hoping to go to the State Meet May. james Carroll, member of the r lay team, won first-place in the Z dash, and second place in the 1 yard dash in the Tomato Bowl Mes He was second highest point man the Tomato Bowl meet, being edg out of first-place by one -half poix 454 'w A f - 5- 5 wwf 1 i- fiiig-fwk - -A , ',,. A ,fu 1 K L,.,.A.U K . ' lib r fri '7 ea . 5 W f 1 A NP? S6 5 aff , , 9 'Q H vnq J? .ai .K i5 :Z sig 5 L A U, Wh A F a and Wynette ry horse shoes. A-af .. gg ,A ' -,w,.aQ 'WP' 'Q' PXXXX ,M .L qi' I Q .WA g e W, R A 1 FS-,is ,wk rm 2 .sift if N E f-,WM ,.. .. ,Wf '? P5 , 5, 3? A W Q 5 XL ! 3 1 ijgt I Q 5 ' fi 5 , . -,M Io Ann, Elise, Mrs. Dickerson, Pansy,Miss Gray, Diana, Virginia, and Joyce learn about arrows. Diana and V ir ginia put on their show of playing ping-pong. Girls practice baseball just like boys. Scottie's and June's team in the finals of the basketball tournament. 44' .fu ,L ,f . f . ,Malia F iff-if gm . - -- N F .1-15. 'X ,pp . MUST PUPULAH BUY .Ins Wylie MUST PUFULAH GIRL ,Q Diana Klutz N -- 3 X -'vw ,, rw- , . A ,ff - BEST ALL-RUUNU Eugene Brnume BESTALL-HUUNU GIRL - Kizzie Murphy 'h-w ' +3 EQ A fl, HlNllSllllllE Donald Boswell IVIUST BEAUTIFUL Mariana Buren ' L -wifvfrrlqlfi ,Ak, xxx s A N, li M 933225 A 3:55. T.f.ii-3'4 -' W ' s- fe . 51 1 4 J ...mn if 'K ' N Q mv 'W WAX 'W fb FUUTBALL SPUNSUH Mariana Buren ffl R MP3 V S X MN ,ii -I job: WY LIE DON STRONG Boy's Sports Public Speaking A-Q K' MARY IDA CRIM BETTY DURAN Social Science Commercial Girl's Sports WHU'S WHU he c au s e of his outstanding performance in football for xree years, basketball for two years, and baseball for vo years, his co-operative spirit, and good sportsman- hip, JOE WYLIE wins top place in Boy's sports. .dded to his natural qualities of imagination, ability to mink, co-operation, and willingness to work, DON STRONG as made himself outstanding inthe field of Public Speak- rxg by developing the qualities of adaptability, dependa- ility, and poise. IARY IDA CRIM was cho s e n by the Social Studies de- artment because of her interest, de pe ndability, co- perative attitude, and courtesy toward the student body nd faculty. fecause of her winning personality, courtesy, efficiency, nd co-operative spirit, BETTY DURAN was the unani- 1ous choice of the Commercial and Girl's sports com- mittees. IAYNE PERRY, because of his excellent co-operation, is high standard of sportsmanship, and his great interest 1 participation, was chosen most representative of Boy's '.E. PENNIS ARNOLD was s e le cte d by the Industrial Arts ommitte e because of his fine attitude, willingness to 'ork, efficiency, and interest. 1 the field of music, her dependability, as well as talent, make ELAINE WEICK outstanding. Her performance in ze choral club, band, and on the piano is excellent. 5 Wk '? P 2 .ff 51 52172 15,11 1 f 1 K DENNIS ARNOLD Industrial Arts slim- WAYNE PERRY ELAINE WEICK Boy's P.E. Music KNO' V7 MARGARET HENDERSON DIANA KLOTZ Language Art BOB McCI..EL.L.AIjLQ ALBERT SMITH Math K Agriculture Co-operative spirit, enthusiasm,courtesy, and dependa- bility gave MARGARET HENDERSON top place in the Language Department. DIANA KLOT Z, an outstanding art student, has ability, willingness to work and study, and is unselfish with her talent and time in all school activities. A winner of many national awards, she has been chosen as most outstand- ing in the field of art. His outstanding ability for efficient calculation and a special interest in the subject, led BOB MCCLELLAND to be chosen as best in the field of mathematics. The President of the F.F.A. Chapter, ALBERT SMITH, has done excellent work in Vocational Agriculture. His unfailing courtesy and helpfulness to teachers and pupils m ake s him most representative in the Agriculture De- partment. For his eager desire to obtain a goodfoundation in scien- tific fields, excellent attitude in class, friendliness, and :o-operation in every way, the S cienc e Faculty chose SEORGE MILLARD to represent this department. VIARTHA HILLIN was c ho s e n as the most outstanding student in the H o m e Economics D e p a r t m e nt for her :leasing personality, excellent a b i l ity to organize, and aarticipation in all club activities. 'OAN WILLS has earned excellent grades, is thoroughly :o-operative, friendly, industrious, and efficient in Eng- .ishg therefore she has been chosen as most outstanding ,n the field. - I- GEORGE MILLARD Science N7 MARTHA HILLIN OAN WILLS Hornemaking , E 1' h ng is WK ,,,,,:,, 'NJ PATSY CHRISTIAN Best All-Round Most Popular 'snnuuuv --'....,,.f' BILLY LEACH Most Handsome SUE NELSON Most Popular JOHN ANTHONY Most Handsome 'SJ' 'T' JOHN FOOTE JAMES CARROLL Most Popular Best All-Round 4'-3 'Q' ALBERT SMITH JO ANN ORR Best All-Round Best All-Round N ANITA ST EPHENS Beauty MARY TAY LOR Beauty fa? DIANA KLOTZ Beauty MARY LOYS MORRI Beauty BET TY -IEAN BOLES Beauty lm 132 r rt, Eg! rifffi 1 . We ..::.- - ' E, 'NP ES ONES ANITA STEPHENS FRANC j Football Sponsor Football Sponsor Senior Elect Sophomore Elect HOW THE FAVORITES WERE SELECTED The Best All-Round Boy and Girl, the Most Popular Boy and Girl, the Most Hand- ' ' l te of the student some Boy, and the Most Beautiful Girl were selected by popu ar vo body. The personnel of Who's Who was selected by the vote of the teachers of each depart- ment of the school. Personality, school spirit, friendliness, ability, and other traits were considered by the faculty members. The Most Representative Boy and Girl of each class were chosen by the students of their respective classes. The Football Sponsor was chosen by secret ballot of the students from a list of three nominees selected by the football boys of each respective class. ' d h ld the The Cheerleaders are selected by their class when they are freshmen, an o position for the remaining years of their high school career. Two assistants are ' ' ' f ear. The elected each year bythe student body, serving in this c apac ity or one y Head Cheerleader was a senior, having had two years experience. 731 X.. 'MK -A.. L Q , 14, . 5,534-, ,.,. 4 1 s -fm ,V fi 1 .al wh M.. ,V hgh ir f 1. M- ,E 'k-45 , 7 W. viral' 'G' ' M ID' I ,. , ,.:, - A ,r SE 1.4, r ' . ...ff ..J mzm C H--'gf .11Q,w,73,,:iA. , .pf -'fl 4 W V ,r-l :Uh Qv. . Q , ..1 Mfr . aff? 1 a . 1 4 4 4 1 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK The Appreeiative and Dependable Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation '5 l '4Y'5if'iY1l 'l T'? '4'i ii' '7'i 4 7 ? 'U' 'U' 7 EEQDN QM. SQ RENIINIQGJ QQJMIANNDK' mBQ1I1.Q.wJ.u1an1me5n eeQDJ1Js:f1s: t?lmmQ.gwf,1Bes 1 . Pfigff fy? ' J? Q3 vi? if A eiifw ilf17?? if17'i'71?'1'ifii'T' Q- UQ? 'I'?fl Qf l' -lYf'P' Q. No ' 'fn 1 aa+s141 Qidnkiian P1113 yQ0,0 'f-- ' ' DOLLARS -wax rs wsunw mans 'fNTbF!C.ATlDN rv T !RAUUK-ILINT V 4 IQ!! Psalm wsmvzu cuscus I A , I k Hfhna-Rank UF 'QQ Ng. 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ALFRED PRIOR Manager wall anannnma- suvvxwv 272 ,,, ' ' n. . ' A , . ' GEGRGE R. GGLLER INSURANCE AGENCY CCGOOJ-Bye, AnXiety,, Kangerga Building Henderson, Texa JoNEs-STEPHENS A'-FGRD BRUS- Building Supply fr GREEN I! DEALERS E 7 A ?'Tfi?'7T?' 54 +'4' MARTIN K HARDWARE Football Basketball Tennis and Volleyball Equipment Complete outfitters of baseball and soft ball teams Q i LINCOLN a n d M E R C U R Y HENDERSUN KNOX APPLIANCE AND DISTRIBUTING CO. Today's News Today Ph0I1C 673 204 South Main . , We will appreciate serving you We Are Backing Henderson S Let's all back our schooIs School o Youth of today Read the DAILY NEWS for are , , tomorrow S citizens all the News I c BRYCE'S HENDERSUN LAY PRUDUCTS I Juanufacfurm of BUILDING TILE FACE AND COMMON Bmcx TEXAS' NEWEST AND T MODERN CERAMIC PLANT 1? ,fffbf I , Tb N P 0 RTABLE TYPEWRITER REMINGTO PRINTING fd STATIONERY CO THE DNLY UFFICE TYPEWRITER IN PERSDNAI. SIZE He'1l be proud of the quiet beauty, the dig- nity in design, the all new styling of this Remington Portable Typewriter , . . and you'll be proud of the better grades he en- joys because of its finer, faster typing per- formance. Students who type can attain better grades, as these averages showf: SW: better in Reading. 2311 better in Spelling. 381, better in Language Usage. 317: better in Arithmetic Computation. BROWN'S AMUSEMENT COMPANY RECORDS AND AUTOMATIC PHONOCRAPHS HQTH EOMADE-RITE COMPANY O , DRINK I I +9 ff - . I I CRIM-PETERSON FURNITURE COMPANY PLUNKETT3 Jewelry and Gift Shop A CRIM DODGE and PLYMOUTH COMPANY 'wl- HALE MOTOR COMPANY 0 Reed's Jewelry Store 8: Gift Shop QEIAR R LARRYS LEATH BROTHERS DEAN MOTOR COMPANY Your Chrysler and Plymouth Dealer DUNLAPXS CI-IAMBERLAIN'S CHEVROLET COMPANY HENDERSON, TEXAS DAVIS AUTO SUPPLY ,eanclonii eafetetia -drivi- l 'l- l' 'l 'l' 'i' 'P ?'?- 4 JOSH S SPORTING GOODS y t P. dlphHtlBldg HARRIS CLEANERS 2 EFd t SIHITHS QLULULLLLHLULL 7lL0.m.Lf1....15IJ1.a.,a.. -HENDERSON TEXAS CROOM S FEED 81 SUPPLY 7 0 It Pa s 0 Play - O an o 0 e . I. W. Strickland, Owner L 15 1 S O I I TELLER'S MACHINE SHOP H I-WAY LUMBER CO. BFWAY LUMBER CD. U I J UST KIDS J , On. Licensed SANITONE Cleaners Progressing with East Texas Since 1919 UNITED GAS CORPORATION Marshall Phone 95 CENTRAL L U M B E R czurmlunsfn COMPANY o 1 KELLY LUMBER COMPANY The Pause That Refreshesn D R I N TC IN STERILIZED BOTTLES HENDERSON STEAM LAUNDRY HIGHTOWER DRUG COMPANY -'x,., . 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