Huntsville High School - Hornet Yearbook (Huntsville, TX)

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'IXUAOQ A0 '49 DONNA DAVIS Honors sit lightly on Donna, who has been accustomed to them all of her life. She has that rare type of character in which all the sterling virtues-- modesty, kindliness, helpfulness, industry, dependability, personal integrity, and charm-are fused into a Whole. Students and teachers respect her scho- larly mind and her innate poise. She is Editor of the HORNET, and a member of the National Honor Society. She vastly improves any committee, group, or class of which she is a part. 'I L I AMES BULLARD Here's a boy who measures up to high I standards by any measurements. An A student in his courses, he is a 2-year letterman in foot- ball with another year to go! Often chosen by his classmates as a favorite, he has a quick sincere smile and a hearty manner. A leader of his class-and a good one! MORRIS MAGEE Morris, with a touch of the Irish in him lfor luck, we'd supposel, is President of the Senior Class. One of the most promising play- ers on the Hornet team this year, he suffered a broken collar bone and Was kept out during much of the season, but not too long to show his brilliant quarter-back technique. He's a friendly chap with a big smile. , o MARY CHARLES FADELL Mary Charles leaves an enviable record of accomplishment behind her as she leaves H.H.S. She is a member of the National Honor Society, twirler in the Homet Band, and Oueen of the High School this year. Always busy and brimming over With enthusiam, she has been a constant booster of her school. Mary Charles possesses a lovely soprano voice and has given of her talent on many programs for the good of her school.

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'MJAOQ 'Wim 21 THOMAS OLIPHINT And he shall have music wherever he goes , well describes Thomas. There is hardly an activity when he is not used for a musical performance or as counsel by other students. Not only is he solicited for civic and school activities, but he is also the Organist for the First Christian Church. Outstanding academically, Thomas possesses a choice place with fellow students. They respect his ability and love him for his friendliness. We hold high expectations for his future usefulness. BLONN IE HOLLIS Chosen for two years as drum major for the Hornet band, Blonnie has shown her charm, ability, and attractiveness. Active in FHA activi- ties, a class representative, elected a beauty, and awarded many other honors, Blonnie is certainly a VV'ho's Who. She is courteous, con- siderate, and co-operative-an asset to any group. Loyal to her ideals and friends, she merits the outstanding honors given to her by the students and teachers. MARILYN WILLIAMS scribing Marilyn. BILL TURNER With her enthusiasm ability and attractive personality, Marilyn has consistently made worthwhile contributions to student life As a cheer leader, she helped to build loyalty and school spirit: as a soloist and choir member she enriched many programs with her sweet music. Co-operative, intelligent thoughtful and pretty are words which merit the honor of de A member of the National Honor Society, the football and basketball team A Cappella Choir, and the Boys' Quartet, Bill makes goo'l use of his time and efforts. This year he was honored as the most outstanding Boy Scout of the year. Co-operative, patient, self-assured and capable his future work deserves attention for the anticipation of continued achievement

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'Mft M49 BOB SAMUEL There may be sounder boys than Bob but we dont know them Steady dependable relrable he has the fullest contrdence ot hrs class mates He shoulders responsrbrlrty lrke a veteran Bob pos esses all of the attrrbutes of a good busrness man Hrs work rn the Future Farmers of Amerrca has been outstandlng Hrs classmates have grven h1m nearly every honor that can be bestowed upon one ot therr members Senror Class Bepresentatrxe vrce presrdent and Duke for one year and Prrnce for another We predrct the brrghtest ot futures for htm I B ANDERSON Many trrnes I B has bol tered the chances of the Hornet team DY daz lrng runs Hes a hard hrtter f r hrs school The Black Award went to h1m rn 49 and he deserved 1t He held the posrtron of Co captarn thrs year I B was equally good as a member of the famous boys quartette sang 1n the A Cappella Chorr was Duke rn 48 and Krng rs senror year A lrkeable boy and a general favorrtel FRANCES SPROTT A twrrler wrth the Hornet Band Area F H A Pre rdent solorst tor the Orchestra rn the cast of the Senror Play an oftrce assrstant Frances has had many honors She IS gracrous porsed and courteous and she possesses those qualr tres on whrch he may bu ld a useful l1fe to cud rn the growth of her communrty Her abrllty to thlnk constructrvely has been an asset to many hrgh school organrzatrons lOI-IN PAUL GRIGGS Strll waters run deep rs the old sayrng that applres exactly to Iohn Paul Hes one of those students that carry a brrlllant rmnd behrnd a qulet exterlor Iohn Paul rs a hard worker conscrentrous as they come He shrrks no task regardless ot 1ts drffrculty He knows the value of true frrendshrp and rs a steadfast and loyal frrend He IS a member of the Natronal Honor Socrety the Homet Band and Orchestra and a worthy student anywhere 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' S . . . 2 1 . . . . .7 .- . '- 1 ' 1 , 1 . 1 -1 - 1. . -. A . -.1 . . . . 1 . , . 1 . 1 . . 1 . 1 1 , , .. C. . . .. ., , 1 1 - 1 1 I - . . S 5 . ' . . . 11. 11. . . ' 1 .. 1 1 . 1 . , . 1 1