I M Terrell High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Wzvrus FIRST ROW, left to right: Mildred Briscoe, Nettie Walker, Patricia Griffin, Dolores Gray, Betty Ander- son, Mack Slater, Henry Williams, Wallace Petty, Thomas Reese, James Blanton, Marie Young, Lola May- field, Margie Jackson, Bobby Ryles, Bobby Smith, Mrs. Adlee H. Trezevant, director,- Mr. H. L. King, Principal. SECOND ROW: Helen Mayfield, Willa Lockridge, Beverly McCoy, Gladys Johnson, Norma Scott, Mitchell McEwing, Henry Griffin, Rudy Harper, Lonnie Trim, Bobby Scott, Johnnie Daniels, Wealthia Penigar, Annie Brackens, and Earthalene Hill. THIRD ROW: Katherine Cubberson, Janice Woodson, Charlie Hazel Johnson, Peggy Cole, Frankie Mays, Charlotte Coaxum, James Smith, Kenneth Wheeler, Floyd Meredith, Beniamin Gibbs, Ann Turner, Janell Moore, Eddie Rugh Beauford, and Ruth Young. FOURTH ROW: Joann Holbert, Mary Taylor, Mildred Shields, Alma Robertson, Ola Mayfield, Claudette Henley, Johnny Cole, Ceylon Elgin, Roland Newton, Bobby Logan, Billy Brown, Benjamin Curtis, Eliza- beth Davis, Katherine Wilson, Doris Calhoun. S Girls' Q55 ew FIRST ROW, left to right: Genia Sanders, Olean McIntosh, Shirley Taylor, Janice Rogers, Barbara Mc- Wells, Peggy Horace, Betty Cross, Margaret Nickelberry, Vera Brooks, Mrs. Adlee H. Trezevant, director, and Mr. H. L. King, Principal. SECOND ROW: Jessie Demerson, Mary Johnson, Maggie Fair, Alice Johnson, Dessie Washington, Doris Bailey, Peggy Foster, Maggie Young, Beverly Goffney, and May Pearl Clark. The Mixed Chorus and Girls' Glee Club offer their members opportunity in practical choral training and interesting experiences in various phases of school and community life, as a whole, as well as in small en- sembles or quartets. These groups present the Annual Christmas Carol Service and Spring Choral Concert, sponsored by the Music Department. ,

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' 1 Jtetneeeenzng Qneen and Attendants 1952- 54 Reading left to right: Juanita Pollard, Atfendantg Carol Warren, Queenp Beverly Harris, Attend

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Z WI. Zfcrrcll fflyh Sahara! 1621144 Kasfcr 1953- 54 MAJORETTES, left to right: Joyce Watson, Renetta Barnes, Helen Barnes, Beverly Goffney, Dollie Hudson, Octavine Davis. First Row: Mr. H. L. King, Principal, Lee Fred Evans, Drum Major, Donald Tarkington, Larry Bircher, Viola Rogers, Booker Drennon, Bobby Jones, Melba Thomas, Boyce Thomas, Billie Jones, Lawrence Peppers, Franklin Stradford, Charles Wright, Ida Pearl Williams, Drum Maiorette, Edward Cole, John Dansby, Cleoda Cooks,William Wilburn, Joe Givens, Robert Brewer, Harry Watts, Joyce Thomas, George Williams, Johnnie Walker, Charles Watts, G. A. Baxter, Director. Second Row: Willene Grigsby, Barbara Holman, Mary Alamon, Fleada Coe, Marlene Howard, Jimmy Lydia, Don Calahvell, Rosetta Cobbs, Ruby Adams, Sherman Harris, Joe Rhee Headroe, James Mallard, Lee Peppers, Cornelius White, Eloise Stanley, Earl Harris, Bobby Baylor, Doris Mitchell, Willie Faye Hill, Retha Collins, Beverly Robin- son, Earline Whittenburg. Third Row: Lorenza Coney, Stine Enge, Charles Walker, Marshall Batts, Artis Prestidge, Johnnie Hill, O. G. Hill, Phyllis Anne Hannah, Lafayette Franks, Betty J. Carter, Argenia Ford, Elizabeth Rivers, Carter Curtis, l. D. Blankinship, Augustes Hill, John Tarkington, James Ray, Fred Lee, Bobby Mitchell, Lorenzo Williams, Jack Slater, Curtis Williams. X The band, directed by Mr. G. A. Baxter, plays a well-balanced program of music on the many occasions which demand its services. lt plays for all football games, pep meetings and takes a trip each year to an important out- of-town game. ln addition to participation in the school activities, the group is in frequent demand at parades and other community affairs.