Jefferson Davis High School - Beauvoir Yearbook (Houston, TX)
- Class of 1952
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Without the instruction, the inspira- tion, and the knowledge of our leaders, without the knowledge, the opportunities for self-expression, the fellowship of social groups, and the aid for physical development that our schools afford us, we believe that the ideals of our Christian democracy would fade away. We, of the Staff, sincerely hope that you will enjoy this book and that these pages may inspire you to greater heights of knowledge and instill in you the need for preserving freedom and democracy. The Editor mi, A . Q J' 15 6 A- . up 9 V 1 if '1- ' . 'F ' 'I A :-,Q X V ' QQR VEQ , ' A l 6 L1. ' ff' xx.. W .,.,.-ffm .Q Q. A, , ,J -...W M, k.... fe' , x , 32 ' +1 k C, ' '--xu.W'? K' , v . ,S A M .. fu . 4. iv 5,9 'rf ' 7' R 7 S. Aa, Qi A f9.L,.s,ff , . A w R Q - y- gm N - Q, A 4 , fx mn c Q' ws . we 1 . 2, v ,wi ' K., .L I , x gf' A in ' , N, ,W A qw x if .t ,kr,, N f 'l .f.w,Kw' 9, r, N, K X ,F A inf., , fzgn ,ar si'-'J sv X k A fx-lf . . kb , W Vw! Mi Amr Q W v Jain ' , K. 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ONA MAE WELSH Cafeferia Manager HALL MONITORS VERNON L DECKER Cuftodian OFFICE I-IELPERS OFFICE HIELPERS uaassnilann uanuggq -- '. 2, FIRE PATROL '1- eg? 'lf L Us J. , via 7 ANDERSON, Miss LILLY M. fBiol0gY, Physiology, B.S., M.A., University of Minnesota BABCOCK, MR. JOHN T. fEnglish, B.S., Tennessee State Teachers Colleeg M.A., P.D., Columbia University Teachers Collegeg M.Ed., University of Houston. BAYER, MISS ROBBIE E. fShorthancl, Typing, B.A., The Rice Instituteg M.A., New York University. BLANKS, MR. HENRY C. fCommercial Mathematics, History, B.S., North Texas State Teachers College, M.Ed., Univer- sity of Houston. BLEIL, MRS. MARGARET T. fTyping, Secretarial Training, Office Practice, B.A., University of Missouri, M.A., The Rice Institute. BONDURANT, MRS. CLARA MAY fEnglish, B.A., Baylor Universityg M.A., University of Texas. BRITTON, MRS. MARGARET C. fRegistrar, B.A., The Rice Institute. BROUSE, MRS. ERON M. flinglish, B.A., M.A., Texas State College for Women. BUCHANAN, MISS LUTA E. 1 Biology, B.A., University of Texas. CAMPBELL, MISS MABEL GENE fEngIish, B.A., M.A., Texas State College for Women. COE, MRS. DAISY M. fEnglish, Beauvoir Sponsor, B.A., M.A., University of Texas. COLLIER, MR. ROBERT G. K Chemistry, B.S., Southwestern Texas State Teachers College, M.Ed., University of Texas. COTTON, MR. GORDON CPhysical Education, i B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College, M.Ed., Univer- sity of Houston. CULLISON, SERGEANT T. V. fR.O.T.C., DANIEL, CAPTAIN J. M. CR.O.T.C., B.S., Texas A. 8: M. College. DARROW, MRS. LORENE S. fEnglish, B.A., Texas State College for Women, M.A., Columbia University, Teachers College. DAVIES, MISS OLWYN fPhysical Education, B.S., University of Texas DODSON, MRS. ELSIE GAYER fEnglish, Journalism, B.A., Baylor University, M.A., Northwestern University. DONALDSON, MRS. LaNELLE L. fLibrarian, A.B., Southwestern Universityg M.A., University of Texas. ESTILL, MISS DOROTHY fSpanish, B.A., The Rice Instituteg M.A., University of Houston. FALLIGANT, MISS ANDREE fEnglsih, B.A., The Rice Institute D5'250ff04? FARBER, MR. WALTER E. fGeometry, Algebra, B.S., Southwest Texas State Teachers College, M.S., Louisiana State University FEENEY, MRS. RENEE fAssistant Librarian, B.S., Texas State College for Women, M.Ed., University of Houston FILSON, MISS GENEVIEVE fArt, B.D., Sophie Newcomb College, B.S., University of Houston FOWLER, MISS ANNIE L. fCivics, World History, B.A., Blue Mountain Universityg M.A., University of Houston HALE, MR. BILLY JOE fAmerican History, Commercial Law, B.S., Austin Collegeg LI.B., South Texas College of Law HARRELL, MRS. MARGARET E. fDistributive Education, B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College HAWKINS, MR. LLOYD C. fBiology, B.S., Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College, M.Ed., University of Houston HICKS, MR. MOBLEY R. fWoodshop, B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers Collegeg M.S., Univer- sity of Houston HILL, MR. ROY H. 1 Physical Education, B.S., M.Ed., Sam Houston State Teachers College HURST, MRS. M. A. fDean, B.A., M.A., University of Texas JENNINGS, MRS. FERNE D. fAlgebra, Geometry, B.A., University of Texasg M.A., Columbia University JENSEN, MISS ESTHER F. fAlgebra, Commercial Mathe- matics,. B.A., The Rice Institute, M.A., Columbia University, Teachers College KADERA, MR. GEORGE S. fTrack, American History, B.S., Texas A. 6: M. College KENNON, MR. CROCKETT E. fSocial Problems, B.S., M.S., University of Houston LANDRY, MR. EDDY J. f Vocational Agriculture, B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers' College LAURENTZ, MR. RAY D. Q Biology, Driving, B.S., University of Houston LEE, MISS DOTTY F. f Beauty Culture, LEGGETT, MR. W. 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HAROLD lBiology, B.S., The Rice Institute MILLS, MR. cox W. qPrincipal, B.A., The Rice Institute, M.A., The Rice Institute, Ll.B., Houston Law School MIMS, Miss HELEN fEnglish, B.A., The Rice Institute, M.A., University of Houston MINZE, MRS. SUE fFoods, B.S., Northwest Texas State Teachers College MOECHEL, MISS RENEE M. fEnglish, B.A., The Rice Institute, M.A., University of Texas MOORE, SERGEANT CHARLES fR.O.T.C., MORGAN, MRS. JOHN Q English, B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College MORRIS, MISS THELMA L. K Typing, B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College, M.A., Univer- sity of Houston NEWTON, MRS. CLIO QEnglish, B.A., Sam Houston State Teachers College, M.A., Colum- bia University NEWTON, MISS FRANCES fPhysical Education, B.A., Texas State College for Women, M.A., Columbia University NIX, MRS. LORRAINE O. C Commercial Mathematics, Geometry, ' M.A., University of Texas, B.A., Sam Houston State Teachers College NOLAN, MRS. VIRGINIA VINCE f Physical Education, B.S., Bowling Green University PRATER, MRS. EVELYN 1 Commercial Mathematics, Typing, B.A., Baylor University RECTOR, SERGEANT R. A. fR.O.T.C., RODGERS, MR. J. PAUL fAssistant Principal, B.A., Sam Houston State Teachers College, M.A., Sam Houston State Teachers College SANDERS, MRS. DELLA R. fAlgebra, Geometry, B.S., Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College, M.Ed., University of Houston SANDERSON, MISS BERNICE f English, B.A., University of Texas, M.A., University of Houston SATTFRWHITE, MR- JOSEPH D. I Commercial Mathe- matics, B.S., Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College, M.Ed., University of Houston Dmeodafly SAYRE, MR. H. N. fPhysical Education, B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College SIGEL, MRS. 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LINDON J. fwoodshop, B.S., Southwest Texas State Teachers College, M.Ed., University of Houston TUCKER, MISS ,TOSEPHINE fFoods, B.S., Texas State College for Women, M.A., Columbia University WEBB, MISS JUANITA fAmerican History, B.A., M.A., University of Texas WEEKS, MRS. NEVA C. fEnglish, BJ., University of Texas, M.A., University of Chicago WHITE, MR. BOWDEN B. fMechanical Drawing, B.S., M.S., East Texas State Teachers College WILLIAMSON, MISS BELLE fAmerican History, B.A., University of Houston WITHEY, MR. ALBERT B. fSocial Problems, B.Ed., Illinois State Normal, M.A., University WOODS, MISS PAULINE lSpaniSh, American History, B.A., Sam Houston State Teachers College, M.A., Colum- bia University WRIGHT, MR. H. H. lArchitectural Drawing, Machine Drawing, B.S., North Texas State Teachers College, M.A., Texas A. 8: M. College YARBROUGH, MR. REAGAN B. I Speech, B.S., M.S., University of Houston YARDLEY, MISS ANNE lAmerican History, B.A., M.A., Southern Methodist University JOHNSON, MYRL ED f Commercial Mathematics, B.S., M.Ed., University of Houston WEINER, MAX fSpeech, B.A., The Rice Institute, Ll.B., South Texas School of Law: M.Ed., Texas A. 8: M. College Ufffwwdf Charles McClain Vive Preridefzt Kenneth Mann Treamrer' PROPHECY Acord, Kent Brockmon, Shirley Masala, Betty joe Raspberry, john Redmon, Gerald Sam 66444. Ralph Pettit President Kent Acord Sefremry Jerald Redmon Sgt.-at-Arm! SENIOR COMMITTEES WILL Atkins, Annie Merchant, Donald Plummer, Lou Ann Turbush, Rose Marie Williams, joy Way'ne Mann Vire Prerid ent Wanda Shoemaker Secretary PROM Bell, Alfred Brasseaux, Barbara Browning, O. D. Lassister, Virginia Mann, Wayne McVey, Lonnell Shoemaker, Wanda Sims, Harold Smith, Oveta Sparks, Peggy Stonecipher, Marilyn Mm 'lf WW Seam efdddf Frank Mann Marilyn Stonecipher Prerident Treasurer Bobby Norris Sergeant-at-Armr SENIOR COMMITTEES BACCALAUREATE PICNIC Gee, Mamie Chiapetta, Doris Koy, Roy Martin, Barbara Mullinax, Carl Robbins, Nellwyn Taake, A. B. WILL Ambriz, Lillian Blackburn, Billie DeWolf, jackie Fare, Erline McMillian, joan Reeves, Roy Roberts, George Wood, Barbara June Doyal, Barbara Emmet, Margaret Gallagher, Pat Leonard, Lynda Lisbony, Margo McKittrick, Tom Norris, Bobby Roush, Valarie Smith, Ima Lee Thompson, joe AALUND, CARL Uanuaryj Football Letterman 515 Basketball 49-51g Golf Letterman 49-51g Scholastic Scholarship 505 Fire Patrol, Lieuten- ant 51. ACORD, KENT Uanuaryj Track Teamg Football Letterman 49-513 National Honor Societyg junior Vice Presidentg Senior Vice President. ACOSTA, TEODOSA Uunej Library Club 49. AGUILAR, ADELA Uanuaryj Carlton Cadettes, Sergeant Co. Bg Cadette Capers 51. ALBA, RAFAEL Uunej ROTC Drill Team 49-515 Softballg First Sergeant Co. E 51-525 Expert Rifleman 50-51. MISS HELEN MIMS Miss Mims and Jackie An- derson locate Macbeth's Castle of Inverness in Scotland. ALCALDE, JUANITA 'WH'-lf fSummer schooiy Homeroom President 49-50g Advanced Chorus 50-52g Runner-up junior Favorite 50g May Fete Duchess 50. .qnmnziu .Y-J-' ALEXANDER, ARLENE ' qjanuafyy Glee Clubg Christian Student Union 51. ALLEE, HAROLD Ive'-W '4 Uanuafyy Lettermans' Club 51-52g Fire Patrol 51-52g Football Let- terman 50-51. ALLEE, XVILLIAM Uanuaryj ALLEN, DIANE Uunej Carlton Cadettesg First Lieutenant of Majorettes 51-52g National Honor Societyg Christian Student Uniong Office Helper. KH W I AMBRIZ, LILLIAN Qjunej Beuuwir: Sports Editor 50-513 Organizations Editor 51- 523 Student Council 49-50-51-523 National Honor Society3 Quill and Scrollg Library Clubg ROTC Sponsor, Lieuten- ant 503 Captain 513 Lieutenant Colonel-523 Rifle Team. AMERINE, DELWYN Uuney ROTC: Sgt. First Class 50-513 Di.r,lm1rl1: Assistant Edi- ts: 503 Press Club3 Christian Student Union. ANDERSON, FRANKLIN qjuney ANDERSON, JACQUELINE '-11-'0 ' Zjfigf' ANGELO, A. W. i Uanuaryj ROTC 48-50. ARIAS, EMMA Uunej Baseball Letter, Volleyball Letter 51. ARMSTRONG, LYNDALL '-'U' P Uuney Christian Student Uniong Hall Monitor3 Booster Club3 Thespian Society 51-523 Homerom Vice President 49. ARNOLD, JACKIE Uunej KP Club3 Booster Clubg Distributive Education Club. ARNOLD, JAUNICE fjunel ASHBY, JAMES 1 junej ROTC Sergeant3 Essay Contest. ATKINS, ANNIE Uanuaryj Student Council Representative 50'SIQ Carlton Cadettes: Corporal 51-523 Comic Capers, 503 Office Helper. AUST, JUNE fjunej Band Librarian 523 National Honor Society3 Christian Student Uniong Christmas Play 50. BAILEY, GENE Uunej Hi-Y 51-52. BAKER, MARY fjunej Band: Majorette 50-521 Orchestra 51-523 National Hon- or Society3 Music Festival: Band Stunt Show 50. BAKER, MILDRED Uunej National Honor Society3 KP Club 49-503 Scholarship Awards 49-50. BARR, THERA NELL fSummer Schoolj BARRIER, KENNETH Uunej ROTC: Private 49, Sergeant 50, Second Lieutenant 51. BARRON, ROSE MARIE fjunej Carlton Cadettes: Private 50, First Lieutenant 51, Cad- ette Capers 513 Associate Editor Student Directory 521 Band Stunt Show 503 Office Helper3 Christian Student Union 51-523 Girls' Chorus. BARROW, SAMMY fjunej Baseball3 B Footballg B Basketball3 A Football Manager 50-51. BARTEE, J. D. Uunej Advanced Chorusg ROTC Sergeant First Class 50-51. BEAL, JACKSON fSummer Schoolj BELL, ALFRED flume., American Legion Club3 Trackg Football Letter 513 In- terscholastic League: One-Act Play, State Contest, Best Actor 513 FFA Vice President 51-523 Thespian Society, President 51-523 Senior Play 523 Booster Club, Treasurer. BEN JAMIN, Jo ANN f-Iuneb Carlton Cadettes: Second Lieutenant Managers 51-523 National Honor Societyg Cadette Capersg Student Councilg Senior Personality. BERRIDGE, J. D. -11355152 Uanuafyy A Football Letterman 50-513 B Team Letterman 49g Let- termans' Club 50-51. BESHEER, JAMES Uanuaryj Advanced Chorus, Boxing Letter 49-51. BIGELOW, NANCY Uunej Swimming Team, Manager 49-523 Feature Editor Davis Dispatch 51-52, Davis Correspondent to Houston Chron- icle 52, Badminton Singles and Doubles Champion 503 Archery Team 503 Student Council 49. BLACK, ALICE FAYE fjunej Advanced Chorus 50-523 Musical Festival 50. BLACK, ROSE MARIE Uunej Sophomore Class Treasurer3 American Legion Club: Vice President 51, President 51-523 Student Councilg National Honor Society, Vice President 513 Quill and Scrollg Thespian Society, Vice President 51'52Q Davis Dispatch Staffg Press Clubg Christian Student Union3 Y-Teens: President 50-51, Vice President 51-523 Interclub Council, Vice President, President 513 Delegate to Regional and State Conference 513. Allied Youthg Scholarships 51-52. embed MRS. DARROW and . MISS MOECHEL grading English Compre- hensive Tests. How well we remember. BLACKBURN. BILLIE JUNE fjunej Cheerleader 50-52g Booster Club 50-523 May Fete 49. BLANKENSHIP. NELDA Urine, Volleyball Class Letter 51-52. BOENEMAN. MARGARET ' Uunej National Honor Societyg Scholarship Awards 49-523 Y- Teeng Tennis Teamg Press Club 51g Girls' Sports Editor, Darir Dirpalcbf Office Helper, Homeroom Officer 49, Ping Pong Letter 51g Essay Contest 51. BOGGESS, PAT fjanuaryj Distributive Education Club. BONDESEN, NORMAN Uunej BRACHT, JOYCE 1'I1'il'1llll3'3 Uanuaryj Carlton Cadettes: Corporal 50-52, Second Lieutenant 51- 523 Office Helper. 'bay'-.J1C BRAssEAIIx, BARBARA mnaueo- -I-D tjunel Booster Club 50-523 Modern Dance Club, Treasurer 51- 52. BRBITHAIIPT, sIIIRI-EY f M1 -1'5 ' qjuney National Honor Societyg Thespian Society, Treasurer 51- 521 Library Club 49-50g Office Helper, Scholarship Award 50. BRENAN, THOMAS qjuney BRENEMAN, LA DOSKA Q-Iunej Volleyball Team 51, Allied Youthg Softball Letter 51. BRIONES. JESSE Uanuaryj BROCKMAN, SHIRLEY 11792-Rico cA+1wblfjaRII4YfF 'f'5 Bowling Club Letterman. Secretary 49-51g National Honor Societyg Hall Monitorg Homeroom Secretary 51-52. BROOKS, EFFIE Uunej BROWN, DORIS QSummer Schoolj BROWN, PATRICIA -mefcikieo Iaeww 'tfkflfif' Clinic 493 Thespian Society 51. BROWNING, O. D. Uunef Booster Club, Secretary 51g junior Class Presidentg Girls' Chorus 50-515 Darir Di.rp.1trh 51-52. BULLOCK, ELIZABETH M f1D 'f-'I quney Carlton Cadettes, Corporal 503 Booster Clubg Student Council 49-50g Homeroom President 49-50g Hall Moni- torg May Feteg One-Act Play 49. BURDEN, FREEMAN Uunej BUSCH, EVELYN fSummer Schoolj BYERS, BARBARA fjunej Band 49-523 Volleyball Team 49-52Q Tennis Team 50-523 Y-Teens 49-523 Program Chairmang Social Chairman' Badminton Winner 49-513 Baseball Letter3 Volleyball Letter 49. CANTU, JOE FRED Uunej Baseball Team, Letterman 50-52. CARLTON, GLORIA Uuney Sophomore Favoriteg junior Favoriteg May Fete 49-SOQ Booster Clubg Advanced Chorusg Christian Student Un- iong Thespian- Society3 National Honor Society. CARNEY, SADIE MAE Uunel Booster Clubg Davir Dirpairb 5 1-52. CASEY, WILLIAM Uunep Tennis 5 1. CASTILLO, RAYMOND fjunej CASTILLO, RICHARD fjunej CHAPPE LL, GREGORY Uunel KP Club 50-513 Vocational Agriculture 5 1-52. CHATELAIN, CHARLENE fjunej Distributive Education 50-52. CHEATHAM, MARCI A Uunej Christian Student Union 50-523 Treasurer 50-511 Y-Teens 51-523 Treasurerg National Honor Societyg Allied Youth3 Volleyball Team 49-513 Scholarship Award 50. CHIAPETTA, DORIS Uunej Carlton Cadettes, Sergeant 5l'52Q Y-Teens 493 Christian Student Union 50-523 Booster Clubg Allied Youthg Stunt Show 503 Cadette Capers 513 Hall Monitor3 Office Helper. CHRISTENSEN, jAMES Uunej ROTC, Sergeant 50-513Distributive Education Club, Par- liamentarian 51-52. CHUMLEY, MARGIE ILJKIUED Uanuaryl Beauty Culture 49-52. CIRILLO, FRED Uuney National Honor Societyg Scholarship Award 503 Davis Dirpalrb Poetry Contest Winner 50. CLARK, MELVILLE Uunej CLAYTON, HAROLD MP9-W9 Uanuafyy Football Letterman 49-513 Basketball Letterman 49-513 Glee Club, President 513 American Legion Club, Secre- tary 50. COCKRELL, JIMMY f june, MR lfARlil2R. M IS S lAl4l23 Anil MRS. PRA- llR slrow tl1.rt ln.rtl1em.t- s tim lwe lun. I COLE, l'lUNNlli lblunej CORNlf'l l4, BILLIE DIEAN Qjunej Crrrlton Cgrtlettes: M.riorette 51-523 Cadette Capers 513 For- Cirrrlton Catlettes 503 Girls' Chorus 51-523 Band 50-523 emit Sotiety 50-513 'I'l1e-spirrn Society 51-52. Booster Clul53 Christian Student Union 51-523 Allied Youthg M Ffstival 513 Y-Teens 513 Stunt Show 51. r3oNN, XX'liNDl2l.l. Umm-3 um t U 5 .. ,- fu .v K N6 COURS DAVE une ' ' 1 7 ' ' 91 -Y?-IGS V I-in?- 'x H5 il? mr ' ' 'mllf' 'lvl'-1 N 9510111-Io Q-1'0 Rurvnilflifii-'le'.X2A+r..Ma91rrQt1 Youth. Clrrrstmn Student llI11UI1Q Howling Club 513 Libratry C,,lirbl14AJ' 1 W ,,l-9.'.,r' sr-sg Ar-tilt-fy It-tit-f so. 0'1 COVINGTON. JOHNNY fwwfff'79 'lmtrmmer sfhooly fQOOl'l2R, GLORIA ANN fSummCr Sehoolj COX, BILLY fSumm6r SCl100l1 Sturlvnt Corrntil 503 llomeroom Setretary 50-513 Hall Mon- Football Letterman 49-531 B l3i1SlCClb21ll 49. 0 CROSSLAND, MARY ANN tjuney 4-0RNlfl-115 l-A VVRNA Ulmcl Modern Dance Club 503 Press Club 51. Crrrlton Lrrtlt-ttesg Pvt, 50-51, Sergeant 51-52, Cadctte Cap- ersg Y-Teens 51-523 Nritionril Honor Sotiety3 Allied Youthg Press Club 51-523 Office Helperg Scholarship Awards 50-51. I- 1 fu, '15 'Y' ov! f7 Q 5, I K. A F 1 fr is s . A ' get fe -Q.-:QS CROWDUS, CAROLE' Uunel Carlton Cadettes: Corporal 51-52, Cadettte Capers 505 Stu- dent Council 495 Hall Monitor5 Forensic Society 51-52, Sec- retary 515 Thespian Society 51-525 Girls' Chorusg Office Helperg Allied Youth5 Homeroom President 49. CROWSON, EARLINE Uuney Carlton Cadettes: Cadette Capers 505 Head Typist Student Directory 51-525 Clinic Helper 505 Hall Monitorg Christian Student Union 515 Allied Youth. CRYER, Jo ANN Uunep CUPP, ANNIE RUTH Uanuaryj DANIELS, DONALD Uuney DANIELS, VERGIL Urine-3 B Football 505 A Basketball 50-515 Bowling Club 50-51. DANNELLY, GEORGE Uunej DARROW, CLARENCE Uunej Bowling Club5 Student Councilg Allied Youthg Forensic Societyg Track Team 51-525 Advanced Chorus 49-52. DAVIS, BRYAN Uuney ROTC, Lieutenant 51-52. DAVIS, EDDIE Uunep Debate 49-505 B Football 505 Student Council 50. DAVIS, IRMA 'has- t'9'Ms' fSummer Schoolj DAVIS, JOY flume, Allied Youth5 Library Club 495 Volleyball Class Letter 515 Essay Contest 51. DAVIS, MURL Uunej DEAN, PHILLIP NOLAN Uunej Scholarship Awards 50-51. DELANEY, JERRY NAN Uanuaryj Bowling Club 505 Press Club 505 Davi: Dispalcb, Report- el' 51. DeLEON, MARY Uunej Advanced Chorus 51-52. DEN DY, DOROTHY 1 Junej Girls' Chorus 49-52. DeWOLF, JACKIE mnmtzeo qjunep Girls' Chorus 49-505 Booster Clubg Jester 515 Stunt Show 50. ,-....... r DOYAL, BARBARA qjunep Student Council 49-509 Christian Student Union 50-51g Booster Club, Vice President 51-525 Advanced Chorusg For- ensic Society. DII BOIS, DOROTHY qjuney Press Club 51-525 Darir Dirpfztch 51-52g Volleyball Letter 51. DUNCAN, WILLIAM DIED IW- cjunep Cheerleader 51-523 Booster Club 503 Sponsor 51. DUNN, DORIS qjunep Y-Teens 5lg Press Club 51, Office Helperg Hall Monitor Darir IJi,rpa1rlJ, Reporter 51. EASON, BE'I rY Jo qjanuafyy KP Club 49-50, Distributive Education Clubg Basketball Letter, Booster Club 50. 4-ww 'Ei' EDMENSON, WILLIAM Uanuary, Advanced Chorus 51-523 Stunt Show 50-51. EDMONDS, BETTY Uunej Distributive Education Club 51-52g Bowling Club 49-51g Christian Student Union 49-513 Booster Club. ELLIOTT, JACK Uunej EMMET, MARGARET ljunej Student Council 50-5115 Beaumir Staff 49-52, Business Man- ager 50-52g Swimming Team 50-513 Booster Clubg National Honor Societyg 'jirls' Chorusg Volleyball Team 49-50. ENG, VIRGIE Uunej National Honor Societyg Y-Teens 50-52g Scholarship Awards 49-513 Archery Team Letter 513 Student Councilg Orchestra, Vice President 51g Band 49-52g Volleyball Team 49-50g Music Festivalg Homeroom Vice President. S MR. WITHEY and MR, KENNON are using a copy of the Texat Civil Shzlutei' to compare the legal grounds for divorce in the state of Texas with the real caus- es. EVANS, EMMET Uunej Office Helperg Homeroom Vice President 51-52. FAIR, LOVA Uuney FAKE, DOROTHY Uunej Booster Clubg Hall Monitorg Swimming Team 51-523 Christian Student Union 49-50. FARE, ERLINE Uunej Cheerleader 51-52g Stunt Show 513 May Fete 50-519 Boos- ter Club, Sponsor 515 KP Clubg Volleyball Letter 50. FARMER, MARY LOU - 4 Juney .I-M and MISS MARTEL projector. FAUBION, TARAGABEE Uunej KP Clubg Hall Monitorg Stunt Show. FAULKNER, PATRICIA fjunej Volleyball Team, Sweater 51g Swimming Team, Letter 50-51g Debate 493 Office Helperg Allied Youthg Beauty Culture 50-51g Scholarship Award 51g Volleyball Class Letter 51. FENN, WILLARD 4 Januafyy FERNANDEZ, VIRGINIA fjanuaryj Carlton Cadettes: Corporal 50-51, Sergeant 51-52g Home- room Secretary 503 Student Council. FERRILL, DORIS JEAN U-tmey Carlton Cadettes, Corporal 50-51g Swimming Team, Let- terman 49-515 Office Helper. M lx 1' mx if .35 I ,..- t.,V,m -- l I MISS FOWLER teach the history of Texas by means of the movie or-N Nzsw gums- Q. li FIGUERAO, SALVADOR fSummer Schoolj FLICK, JORDELL Uuney Distributive Education Club. FLORES, ALFRED Uunej Hall Monitor 503 Boxing 513 Bowling Club 51-52g Booster Club. FLORES, RICHARD Uunej Bowling Club 51-52. FOSTER, PATRICIA Uunej Press Club 515 Homeroom President 49. FOWLER, ENLA Uunej Girls' Swimming Team 50-523 Girls' Chorus 51-52. FREEMAN, JO ELLA fSummer Schoolj FREEMAN, RAYMOND Uunej 0' 'D' FRUIA, FRANK mg Whflgmfaryi Zeb ROTC 49-523 Second Lieutenant 51, Captain 525 Rifle Team Letterman 51-523 Drill Teamg K. P. Club 51-52. FUCHS, GLENN fjunej EUENTES, CARMEN Uuney GALINDO, ANTHONY Uuney Hi-Y 49-51. GALLAGHER, PAT Uuney GALLATIN, LOU ANN Uunej National Honor Societyg Advanced Chorus 50-523 Band 51-529 Office Helperg Y-Teensg Christian Student Union 50-51g junior Red Cross 49-50. GARDNER, PAUL Mmmuv 'BN'-Fj?X?d2fifS'ts' B Team Football Letterman 48-493 Boxing Let- terman 501 Student Council 48-503 Fire Patrol Captain 50-51. 'P GARDNER, s. D. Uanuaryj GARZA, IRENE fjunej K. P. Clubg Y-Teens 50-51. GAYDOSIK, BEVERLY fjunej Carlton Cadettes, Sergeant -50-51, Second Lieut- enant 51-525 Christian Student Union 50-523 Advanced Chorusg National Honor Societyg Hall Monitorg Office Helperg Scholarship Awards 49-51. 9454? 49 GEE, MAMIE Y-Teens 49-523 Inter-Club Representative 50-513 Publicity Chairman 51-523 Press Club 51-523 Allied Youth3 Beauvoir Staff: Class Editor 50-51, Associate Editor 51-523 National Honor Societyg Thespian Society3 Bowling Club, Treasurer Uunel 51-523 Christian Student Union, Secretary 51-523 Forensic Societyg American Red Crossg Quill and Scroll. GIBBS, BARBARA Uanuaryj Band 50-523 Orchestra3 National Honor Societyg Y-Teens 50-513 Homeroom Secretary 50-523 Clinic Helper 513 Bas- ketball Letter 50. GIBLER, TLAZAL Neff-T255 Uuney Carlton Cadettes 50-513 Booster Club: Press Club, Vice President 51-52Q Library Club, Secretary 51-523 Allied Youthg Thespian Club 51-523 Glee Club. GILPIN, DENSEL Bowling Club. GLEGHORN, VALRE Volleyball, Letter 50. GOF F , WAYNE Ulmel Uufl-'fl Uunej B Basketball 503 Distributive Education Club 50-513 Al- lied Youth. GONZALES, BELIA Carlton Cadettes 50-523 GOODWIN, LOUISE Student Council 49-503 GRAHAM, GENE Vocational Agriculture, GREER, NORMAN ROTC 49-523 Sergeant Uunel Hall Monitorg Speech Club 50-52. UUHCJ Baseball Letter 50. UUHCJ Chapter Historian.' UUHCJ 503 Fire Patrol. Seacbu By means of a voltmeter, MR. TETER demonstrates the resistance box to his students in a class in Physics. GREGORY, BARBARA Uunej ROTC: First Lieutenant 503 Major 51-523 Booster Club3 Hall Monitor3 Allied Youth3 Christian Student Union 49-50. GROCE, LUCY Uunej National Honor Society3 Student Council3 Christian Stu- dent Union 50-523 Advanced Chorus 50-523 Stunt Show 50-523 Junior May Fete Duchessg Office Helper 51-52. GROUNDS, FRANKLIN Uanuaryj Advanced Chorus 49-511 Fire Patrol 51. GUIBERTEAU, JIMMIE Uunej ROTC 49-523 First Sergeant 51. GULLEY, JOHN fjunej ROTC 49-52: Sergeant 49'51Q Second Lieutenant 51-5235 Bowling Club 51'52Q Allied YOUthQ Thespian Soc- iety 50-52. HAIRELL, PATRICIA Uunej Office Helper3 Booster Club3 Advanced Chorus 51-523 Al- lied Youth3 Tennis, Letter 51. HALBERT, TOMMIE BETH Uunej Christian Student Union 49-523 National Honor Society3 Student Council 49'51Q Advanced Chorus3 Allied Youth3 Scholarship Award 49. HALL, BETTY Uunej Carlton Cadettes 49-52: Sergeant 50-513 Captain 51-523 Student Council, President 513 Office Helper. HAMILTON, VIRGINIA Uunej Homeroom Secretary 49-513 Girls' Chorus 51-52. HAMMERS, THERRESE fjunel HAMMONDS, KENNETH Uanuaryj Student Council3 Fire P3tfOlQ Chorus 49-50. HANSON, BONNIE Qjunej Carlton Cadettes: Sergeant 51-523 Cadette Capers 513 Na- tional Honor Societyg Office Helper3 Y-Teens 49-503 Stu- dent Council 49-50. HARMIER, FRANK Uunel ROTC: Rifle Team 49-523 Second Lieutenant3 KP Club 51-52. HASSETT, JACK Uunej ROTC: Lieutenant 503 Captain 513 Fire Patrol 50. HAYWOOD, UNA MAE Uunej Library Club 49-51, President 503 State Convention 503 National Honor Society3 Y-Teens 49Q Junior Red Cross 50-52. HAZELTON, DON Uunej National Honor Society, Treasurer3 Allied Youth, Mem- bership Chairman3 Scholarship Awards 49-51. HEARN, B. L. Uuney HEBERT, HOWARD Uanuaryj Swimming Team 48. HEBERT, MARJORIE fjunej National Honor Societyg Advanced Chorusg Thespian Society 49-52g Icebound 51g Senior Play 52g Carlton Cadettes 49-51g Christian Student Union 51-52g Scholarship Awards 51-52. HENDERSON, GENE Uanuaryj Scholarship Awards 50-51. HENLY, PANSY Uunej HENSARLING, JO ANN Uuney HENSLEY, MARION fSummer Schoolj Distributive Education Club 51-52. HERNANDEZ, ESTHER Uunej Carlton Cadettes, Corporal 50-51, Sergeant 51-523 National Honor Societyg Scholarship Award 50-51g Hall Monitorg Cadette Capers 50. HERNANDEZ, ESTHER R. uuney Y-Teens 50-513 Carlton Cadettes 50 HERNANDEZ, EZEQUIEL Uuney ROTC 49-51. HODGE, DAN qjunep HODGES, MARTHA Uuney Modern Dance Club. HODNETT, WINNIE Uunef HOGAN, ERLDEAN ,-u,vf6w.fQsummef sfhooly HOKE, ELIZABETH - Mncqian Uuney Booster Clubg Office Helper 51-52. HOLDEN, CECIL Uunep HONEYCUTT, WESLEY fsummer Schoolj HOPKINS, Cl-IARLYNN fjanuaryj Carlton Cadettes 48-493 Girls' Chorus 49-51. HUDSON, MILDRED Uanuaryj Bowling Clubg Glee Club, Allied Youth 513 Booster Club. ti W - 'Www A MR. WHITE and it MR. WRIGHT teach Mechanical Archi- tectural, and M a c h i n e Drawing to many students. These courses are very popular with the boys. I-IUEBOTTER, WILLIAM Uuney Literary Contest 49. HUGHES, LAUVENIA Uunej Carlton Cadcttcs, Corporal 50-51, First Lieutenant, Managers 51-523 Student Council 49-503 National Honor Societyg Office Helper, Hall Monitor. HYDEN, ODELL Uanuaryj IRWIN, DAVID K. P. Club 51. JACKSON, BETTY fjunel Band 503 Girls' Chorus 51, ROTC Sponsor 50-52, Second Lieutenant 50, First Lieutenant 51, Captain 51-523 Booster Cluhg Rifle Team. X af JACKSON, NAN fjunej Christian Student Union 51-523 Girls' Chorus 50-52, Carl- ton Cadettes, Majorette 50-51, Sergeant 51-52, Cadette Capers 50-523 Band Stunt Show 50. JACKSON, PAUL flume, Student Council 50-515 Library Club 49-515 B Football Letterman 50-515 Forensic Society 49-50. JAMES, DORIS fSummer Schoolj Christian Student Union 49-51. JAMES, STEPHEN fjunej JANES, SHIRLEY f-lung, I W 5-. 5 , its ,. . Qt:- 1 '73 QI' A V ' ,I-n X N.: ek lr fj JENNINGS JOYCE fSummer SchoolJ Baseball Letter 51. JOHNSON, JOYCE ' fJuneJ Carlton Cadettes, Sergeant 50-51, First Lieutenant 51-52, Office Helper 49-511 Hall Monitor, Nat- ional Honor Societyg Advanced Chorus, Secretary 513 Christian Student Union 51, Scholarship Award 51. JOHNSON, MYRTLE Uuney JOLLY, M. D. Uanuaryj JONES. HARVEY qjuney Glee Club 51-52, Swimming Letter 49. JONES, LE ROY fSummer Schoolj JONES, NELDA fjanuaryl Carlton Cadettes 49-52, Private First Class 51-52. Reporter 50-51 . JONES, RAYMOND . , fJuneJ Football Team 49-50, JOUSAN, ROSE MARIE fJanuaryJ Y-Teens 50-51. KAINER, EMIL Uuney KATO, MARILYN Uunej Hall Monitor 50-51. KEELING, FRANKLIN Uunej K. P, Club, ' KEIL, PATRICIA fJune-J Library Club 50-51, Student Council 50-515 National Honor Society, KELLEY, WILLIAM fjanuaryl B Football Letterman 49-50, A Football Letterman 50-51, Press Club 50-51, Dixpalrh KI LPPER, BARBARA Uunel Christian Student Union 50-52, Advanced Chorus 50-52, Treasurer 513 Scholarship Awards 50-51. KIMES, ANNIE Uunej KING, BETTY LOIS fJuneJ Band Majorette 51-52, Orchestra, Secretary 51-52, Girls' Chorus, Office Helper, National Honor Society, Allied Youth, Library Club 49-50. KING, BILLIE fSummer Schoolj Carlton Cadettes 51-52. n 11 KIRK, HAZEL MARIE Uunej National Honor Societyg Y-Teens 493 Swimming Team 49-51g Archery Letter 49-50g Office Helper, Scholarship Awards 49-511 Winner, Essay Contest on jefferson Da- vis 50. KIRSCH, HARRY Uunep KNIGHT, HELEN Uunej KODAMA, MUTSUKO Uunej National Honor Societyg Office Helper, Hall Monitor 51-52. Roi.A,yA, MZTTY ANN Urinal National Honor Sofietyg Lilvrary Club 49-523 Hall Moni- tor, Girls' Chorus 49-523 Stunt Show 50. t Y f -1 f 2 . ...Qt -'.. y if i KOY, ROY fjuneb Bowling Clulx Allied Youth. KITBALA, DOROTHY M MW Uunej Carlton Cadettes: Private First Class 49, Corporal 50, First Lieutenant 513 Editor of Student Directory 51-52g Cadette Capers 503 Office Helper. KIIBECZKA, PATRICIA 4 junej Carlton Cadettes: Private First Class 49: Corporal 50-513 First Lieutenant 51-52, Cade-tte Capers 50g Homeroom President 49-50, Y-Teens 49-50. KIITACH, XWILBFRT Uunej Homeroom Vice President. LAAKE, DOROTHY Uunel Y-Teens 50-51. Sencbu MRS. MINZE and MRS. TUCKER measure the ingredients accurately for the food in the Home Iltonomics De- partment. It is never a. dash of this or a pinch of that. LACKEY, CLYDE Uunej ROTC 49-51: Corporal 51, Forensic Society 505 Bowling Club 51-52. LACY, MARY ALICE qjuney Volleyball Team 49-52, Modern Dance Club 49-52, Swim- ming Team 49-50g Basketball Letter 49. LANCASTER, GLENDA MEARLE fjunej Carlton Cadettes 49-52: Sergeant 51-52g Cadette Capers 50g Allied Youth. LANHAM, LULA fjunej Christian Student Union 50-52, Carlton Cadettes: Private 50-51, Second Lieutenant 51-52, Cadette Capers 51-52g Y-Teens 49-50. . LARIMORE, MARY Qjunej Carlton Cadettes 49-50g Sergeant 523 Cadette Capers 515 Christian Student Union 495 Forensic Society 51-52. Students trained In the Secretarial Training class- es of MRS. BLEIL readily find employment in the business world. LASSITER, VIRGINIA Qjtmep 'Booster Club, Glee Club 50-52. LATSON, CHARLES Uanuaryj HI-Y: Vice President 50-51, Sergeant-at-Arms 51-523 Football 49-51. LAUHOFF, HERMAN fSummer Schoolj Boxing 50. LEE, BILLY 'QSummer Schoolj LEONARD, LYNDA Uunej Homeroom Secretary 49-503 Christian Student Union 50-51, Booster Club, Secretary 51-52, Modern Dance Club, Sec- retary 51-525 Girls' Chorusg Stunt Show 51-52. L. I .. 'bww sims LEWIS, PATSY Uunej LIGI-1TEoo'r, RODNEY Uanuaryy Football 49-505 Bowling Club 51-52. LINTON, GEORGIE LISBONY, MARGO Uunej Student Council 49-505 Booster Club5 Modern Dance Club 51-525 Thespian Club 51-52. LIVELY, GERALDINE Uunej Christian Student Union 51-525 Y-Teens 51-525 Allied Youth. LOGAN, TOMMY Uunej Homeroom Treasurer. LONG, W. C. fjunej junior Achievement 50-515 YMCA Essay Contest Win- ner, How An American Boy Can Become Whatever He Wants To Be 51. LOPEZ, JOSE R. Uanuaryj LOYD, LULA HHH'-150 Uuney Basketball Letter 50. LUKE, ROBERT Uunej LUNSFORD, PHYLLIS ANN Uunej Allied Youth 51-52. MAIGNAUD, PAULETTE Uunel Carlton Cadettes: Corporal 50-51, Second Lieutenant 51- 52, Cadette Capers 51-525 National Honor Society5 Hall Monitor5 Office Helperg Dfwir Dirpatrh, Reporter' 51-52. MALONE, JACK Uunel Distributive Education Club. MANN, FRANK, JR. Uuney Cheerleader 51-525 Booster Clubg Basketball 49-525 Senior Class Presidentg FFA President 51-525 Boxing 50-51. MANN, FREIDA Uunej Thespian Society 51-525 Spring Festival 515 Icebound 51 MANN, KENNETH MR!!-IEC fjanuaryj Fire Patrol 525 Football Letterman 50-515 Lettermans' Club 51-5255 Senior Class Treasurer, MANN, WAYNE Uunel Football 49-515 Senior Class Vice Presiclentg FFA Secre- tary 51-525 Fire Patrol, Lieutenant 51-525 Swimming Team 50-515 Boxing 50-51. MARKS, TOM Uunej Swimming 505 Press Club 50-515 Bowling Club 51-525 Daffif Dirpatrh, Circulation Manager 51. eu...-' MARKEY, CLARENCE fJuneJ Track Team 50-52. MARQUEZ, JOE Uanuaryl MARSH, JOHN fJuneJ Homeroom Secretary. MARTIN, AUBREY Band 49-52g Boxing 513 Student Council 50-51g FFA Re- porter 51-52. fSummer School, MARTIN, BARBARA nmwrm Uuney American Legion Club 49-523 Vice President 50-51g Na- tional Honor Societyg Bowling Club 50-523 Secretary 51- 523 Letter 51g Y-Teens 50-52, President 51-523 Christian Student Union 51-52g Allied Youthg Student Council 50- 523 Beauroir, Typist 51-52g Stunt Show 51. MARTIN, WILLIAM Uanuaryj Art Awards: 4 Gold Keys and Certificate of Merit in Scholastic Art Awards. MARTIN, BOBBY Uunej Band 49-52g Major 51-525 Allied Youthg Homeroom Treas- urer 51-52g Darir Dirjmzcb Favorite 513 Swimming Team 49-50. MARTIN, HAZEL DEAN fJuneJ MARTIN, TOMMY Uunep Beizuwzr Staff, Art Editor 50-51. MASALA, BETTY JOE 550 Uanuaryj Booster Club, President 50-523 Stunt Show 51. , . - -iii fiiifl 25255SCEZQWWQQXWWZXREASEEMAXQHSXSQ: 535 Seauhfw ledger. MRS. TIPTON teaches her students to post trans actions from a journal to a A J' Lan, MATTHEWS, DONELLA 4 Juney Christian Student Union 49-5lg. Pianist 503 Dis- tributive Education, Homeroom Treasurer 49, Homeroom Secretary 50. MATTHEWS, MARILYN Uunej Carlton Cadettes, Private 50-51, Sergeant 51-52, Cadette Capers 513 Christian Student Union 50-52g Student Council 49-51, Spring' Festival 511 Allied Youth. MAYES, AUSTIN Uanuaryl Distributive Education Club 50-52, Reporter 51-52, K. P. Club 51-523 Movie Projector Operator 49-52. MEEKER, JACK tJuneJ Football Letterman 50-525 Lettermans Clubg Swimming 49-51. MENA, EVA ALICIA Uunel MENDOZA, JOSEPHINE tSummer School MERAZ, RAYMOND Uanuaryj Boxing Letter 50. MERCHANT, DONALD Uanuaryj Christian Student Union 49-52, Thespian Society 51-52, Public Relations Secretary 51g Senior Play 51, State One-Act Play, Winner First Place 51. MIDDLETON, BEVERLY Uunej Girls' Chorus 51-52, ROTC Sponsor 52, Captain, Second Lieutenant, First Lieutenantg Rifle Teamg Letterman 51-52. MILLS, JEAN 1 Jump Volleyball Team 50-51, Letters 49-51g Softball Letter 49. MIRANDA, ESTHER Uuney Carlton Cadettes 49. MONTAMAT, RONALD Uuney MONTGOMERY, MARY GAYLE 1 januaryj Hall Monitor 49. MONTGOMERY, RUBY qJuneJ Carlton Cadettes, Private 50-51, Second Lieutenant 51-523 Office Helper, Hall Monitor, Student Council 50-51. MOORE, DON Uunej Band 49-52. MOOS, IRWIN Uanuaryj Drstributive Education Club 50-52, President 51-525 Movie Projector Operator 49-52. MORELAND, H. B. fSummer Schoolj MORGAN, MAUDIE tSummer Schoolj K. P. Club 49-515 Carlton Cadettes 51, Student Council 51. MORONES, LOUIS fSummer Schoolj MORRIS, BOBBIE RUTH Uanuaryj Modern Dance Club 49-50. MORRISON, RAY Uuney KP Club 50-513 Booster Clubg Distributive Education Club, Reporter 51-52. MOSELEY, EDWIN fSummer Schoolj ROTC 50-523 Fire Patrol 51. MOUER, ROY Uunej Forensic Society 50-52, Vice President 50-51, Reporter 51-523 National Honor Societyg Davir Dirpatrb, Editor 5l'52Q Press Clubg B Basketball 49-503 Debate Team 50-523 Oil Man for a Day 513 Dazfir Dirpazcb Short Story Win- ner 503 Allied Youth, President 51-523 Scholarship Award 50. MOUTON, JAMES Uunel MUGICA, ROSA Uunej Carlton Cadettes 49. MULLINAX, CARL Q-Iunej MULLINS, DORIS fjanuaryj Christian Student Union 50-513 Press Club, Secretary 50- 513- Drwii Dirpalcb, Reporter 50-513 KP Club 51, Secre- tary 513 Y-Teens 503 Student Council 51. MCCLAIN, CHARLES Uanuaryj Football 49-513 Track 50-513 Senior Class Vice President. MCCORQUODALE, MARJORIE Uanuaryj Student Council 49g National Honor Societyg Office Help- CFQ Hall Monitorg Girls' Chorus 50-513 Scholarship Award 51. MCCRAKEN, DOVIE Uunej Thespian Society. MCELROY, CLIFFORD fjunej McELYEA, DELBERT Uunej Homeroom President 51. MCKEEHAN, BETTY Uunej Carlton Cadettes 49-513 Christian Student Union 50-513 Student Council 49-50, Homeroom President 49-51. MCKITTRICK, TOM fjunej National Honor Society, President 51-523 Hi-Y: Secretary 49-51, President 51-523 Quill and Scroll, President 50-513 Beamfoir Staff 49-51, Editor 51-523 Lieutenant Governor, Hi-Y Model Legislature 513 Oil Man for a Day 513 Win- ner ABcM Drawing Contest 49-50. MCMILLIAN, JOAN Uunel Tennis Letter 493 Christian Student Union 49Q Booster Club3 Carlton Cadettes 51-52: First Lieutenant, 523 Ca- dette Capers 51-523 Student Directory, Business Manager 523 Girls' Chorus 51-523 Office Helper3 Music Festival 51. MCVEY, LONELL Uunel Booster Club3 Christian Student Union 50-513 Football Queen 51-52. CAPTAIN DANIEL con- fers with two of his offi-, I vw'-arg cers in preparation for the Rifle Match in which his team units will compete with teams from the ROTC units in other sen- ior high schools. NELSON, AUDREY LEE P1311- rel-' fjanuaryl Volleyball Team 49-513 Tennis Team 50-513 Badminton Letter 493 Basketball Letter 503 Tennis Letter 50-513 Vol- leyball Letter 49-513 Office I-Ielper. NELSON, GARY fjunej Baseball Team 49-513 KP Club 50-52, President 51. NICHOLS, BETTY fjunel Christian Student llnion 50-513 Booster Club 50-51. NOCIKULDS, KATHRYN flume, NOLAND. BILLY Uunej Band 49-523 Christian Student Union 51-523 Allied Youthg KP Club 51-523 Press Club 50-523 Senior Play 50-523 lltirif Di,rp.1lrh, Sports Editor 50-513 Thespian Society 49- 52. NORRIS, BOBBY Uunej FFA Secretary3 Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms. NORRIS, MILDRED - 0,60 ,455 Uuney Volleyball Team, 49-523 Softball Letter 49-503 Girls Cho- rus 51-523 Library Club 51-521 Ping Pong Letter, Singles, Doubles 49-503 Volleyball Letter 49-50. NORTON, MARY CATHERINE Uanuaryj Girls' Chorus 50-523 Office Helper3 Music Festival 50-52. OCONNER, JOHNNIE Uunej Distributive Education Club 50-523 Booster Club. OSMAN, LADELLE Uunej Modern Dance Club 50-523 Junior Achievement: Secre- tary 50, Secretary-Treasurer 51, Beauty 51. rs, 1-Q 'rw ,.l1 OWENS, VIVIAN Uanuaryj Modern Dance Club 50-51. PAIR, JIMMY Uuney PALACIOS, MARY ALICE Uunej Carlton Cadettes: Corporal 50-51, Sergeant 51-52, National Honor Society, American Legion Club 49-52, Secretary 50-52, Hall Monitorg Scholarship Award 51. PARSONS, MARY ELLEN Uunej National Honor Society, Scholarship Award 51, Office Helper, Hall Monitor, Booster Club, Volleyball Team 51-52, Captain 52. PAVALOCK, DOROTHY fSummcr Schoolj PEOPLES, LOISE Uunej Christian Student Union 49-51, Modern Dance Club 50-51. PERKINS, RODNEY Uunel Bowling Club 51-52. PETERSON, MONROE Uunej ROTC 49-50. PETHT, RALPH Umuaryy Football Letterman 49-513 Basketball Letterman 51g Letter- mans' Club 49-51, Fire Patrol 515 Sophomore Class Presi- dent, Senior Class President. PHILLIPS PHILLIPS, Vocational PHILLIPS BARBARA BILLY Agriculture. JERRY fSummer School, Q junej Uunej PICAZO, ALBERT Baseball Team 50-52, Manager 51-525 KP Club 50-515 Lettermans' Club. Q Summer School J PICAZO, NAOMI fjuney Swimming Team 50-52, Y-Teens 51. PLUMMER, LOU ANN Uanuaryj Student Council 49g Girls' Chorus 50-523 Music Festival 513 Hall Monitor. POIN DEXTER, ROBERT Uunej Football Letterman 50- 51. PONGRATZ, PATSY Uanuaryj POWELL, PEGGY JOYCE Uunej Christian Student Union 50. POWER, DOUGLAS Uanuaryj ROTC 49-51, Corporal 50, Sergeant 50-513 Beaumir Staff So. PRESSWOOD, MARLENE Uunej Carlton Cadettes, Private 50-51. Second Lieutenant 51-523 National Honor Societyg Christian Student Union 51g Office Helper, PRESTBO, MARIAN fSummer Schoolj Bermwir 51-521 National Honor Society 523 Secretary in Homeroom 52g Allied Youth 523 Booster Cluh 51. PRESTWOOD, BETTY - fnne ISLE o fjanuaryj National Honor Societyg Badminton Letter 49-501 Basketball Letter 501 Scholarship Awards 50-513 Christian Student Jnion, Devotional Leader 51g Allied Youthg Girls' Sports Editor, Be.1uroir 49-505 Student Council 50-519 'Hall Monitor. DCR PRUITT, NELDA fjuney Bowling Club 5L-523 Y-Teens 51-525 Christian Student Union 51-523 Forensic Society 51-52, QUESADA, SANTIAGO Uuney ROTC 49-so. QUINN, KENNETH Ulm.-1 RABY, MARY UL,,,.,, Volleyball Team 49-51g Homeroom Officer 49-505 7 Letters in P.E.g Tennis Team 50-51. RAIFORD, TRUMAN fSummer Schoolj RAINS, ANNE fvlunej Christian Student Union 50-51g Letter in P. E. 50. Sedona SERGEANT RECTOR and SERGEANT MOORE train many boys for future service in building defense through constant drills and teaching them the funda- mentals of the Armed Services. RAMIREZ, CECELIA Uunej RAMIREZ, DELFINA fjunel RASPBERRY, JOHN fjzm Llzl ryj B Team Football 49-50. REDMON, JERALD fwffrlfb fjanuafyy Sophomore Class, Vice Presidentg Senior Class, Sergeant-ab Armsg Football Letterman 49-51g Lettermans Club. REEVES, ROY flume, Band 49-52g Rebound 51g Thespian Society 51-523 Senior Play 52. MR. SAYRE, baseball coach, distributes equipment to students in it his class. REID, MARY Uunej National Honor Societyg Student Council 49-51g Baseball Letter 513 Office Helperg Hall Monitor. RICH. MYRTIE f-IUDC, Forensic Society, Treasurer 50. RICHARD. STANLEY Uunej Bowling Club 49-52g Baseball 51-523 Band 49-51. RICHEY, GLENNA FAYE fJUf16, Bowling Club 50-515 Library Club 51. RILEY, BETTY Uuney vdw f S an .iv-:ix l ROBBINS, NELLWYN - KDRYZKJSD Uunej Bowling Club 50-513 Y-Teens sb-53, Vice Presi- dent 51-523 Christian Student Union 51-523 Student Council 51-523 Thespian Society 51-523 Volleyball Letter 493 Icebound 513 Allied Youth. ROBERTS, GEORGE 4 junej Advanced Chorus 49'52Q Thespian Society 51-523 Stunt Show 50-51. ROBERTSON, JERRY Uunej Carlton Cadettes 49'50Q Davis Dixpatcb 51-52, Circulation Manager 51-523 Press Club, President 51-523 Correspondent for Hourlon Cbronicle 51-523 Allied Youthg Stunt Show 50-513 Girls' Chorus 52. ROBINSON, JOHN Utmey ROTC 49'5lQ Sergeant 513 K. P. Club 51-52. ROBINSON, MARJORIE MM -D ' TYXAGZIIRS Student Council 503 Office Helperg Glee Club 513 Christian Student Union 513 Hall Monitorg Homeroom Secretary 493 Allied Youth. RODRIGUEZ, CHARLIE I Januafyy Band, Vice President 50-523 ROTC, Sergeant 49-50. ROESLER, HERMAN fjunej ROTC 49-5lQ Distributive Education Club 51-52. ROUSH, VALARIE qjuney Carlton Cadettes, Corporal 50-51, First Lieutenant 51-52, Cadette Capers 51-523 Thespian Society 513 Girls' Chorus, Sergeant-at-Arms3 Student Directory 49-51. RUSHING, JOHN fjunej RUSSELL, CHARLEE DEE fjunej Thespian Society 50-523 Stunt Show 49. RYAN, FLO Uunej SAMFORD, JIMMY Uanuaryj K. P. Club 51. SAMPLE, RONALD fjunej ROTC, First Lieutenant 49-52, Rifle Team 50-52, Drill Team 50-52. ' SANCHEZ, RICHARD Uanuafyy SAWYER, DAVID r1 lI3KfQlED fjunej Bowling Club 49-511 Band 49-503 Track 49-50 SAWYER, LESTER Uunej Vocational Agriculture 51. SCALLAN, EMILE fSummer Schoolj Glee Club. .L rl-0 lung...- ego. Uillllllluue 'Illini SCANLAN, BEVERLY qjanumy Basketball Captain 503 Office Helper 50. SCARBOROUGH, MYRTLE M,-.un Uanuafyy Forensic Society. SCHINDLER, MARVIN qjanuafyy Scholarship Awards 50-513 Homeroom President 50-51. SEIFFERT, MELBA Uunej Volleyball Letter 49Q Baseball Letter 51. SELLERS, COLEMAN Uunel SELLERS, GEORGE qjuney M SHARP, FLOYD Uanuaryj B Football Letterman 493 A Football Letterman 50-513 Let- termans' Club 50-513 Fire Patrol, Sergeant 51. SHEFFIELD, HAROLD ROTC 50-52: Sergeant 513 Fire Patrol 51-523 Vocational Agriculture 51. SHOEMAKER, WANDA 1-51euA1'-rr Uuqep Carlton Cadettes: Private 50-51, Captain 51'52Q Christian Student Union 49-523 National Honor Societyg Allied Youthg Glee Club3 Press Club 51'52Q Corresponding Sec- retary3 Student Council 49-503 Office Helper3 Sophomore Favorite, Runner-upg Senior Class Secretary. SILVA, BEATRICE Uunej Girls' Chorus 51-52. S Physical Education instruc- tors, MISS NEWTON, MRS. LOHSE, MRS. NO- LAN, and MISS- DAV- IES supervise all girls in sports that girls love: volleyball, swimming, basketball, and modern dance. S SIMMONS, LaVERNE Q Juney SIMS, HAROLD Uunej Football 49-51, Chorus 50-51. SINGLETARY, RALPH Uuney SMITH, BARBARA Uunej K. P. Club, Vice President 49-50, Allied Youth. SMITH, BONNIE Uunej Booster Club, Advanced Chorus 51, Allied Youth, Homeroom, Vice President 51, Christian Student Union 50. SMITH, IMA LEE Manu ,Jump Student Council 51-52, Glee Club 52, Booster Club, Treasurer 52, Press Club, Treasurer 52, Christian Student Union, Volleyball Team, Modern Dance Club, President 52, Swimming Team, Office Helper, Forensic Society, Treasurer 52, Stunt Show 51-52, Allied Youth, Dirpatch Copy Editor. SMITH, HILTON Uunej SMITH, JOAN 'Junej Carlton Cadettes 49-52. SMITH, LETA FAYE Uunej SMITH, OVETA Uunej Library Club, President 51, Booster Club, Chris- tian Student Union 50-52, Allied Youth, Girls' Chorus 50-52, Treasurer 51. SMITH, SHIRLEY Uuney Carlton Cadettes, Private 50-51, First Lieutenant 51-52, Cadette Capers 50, Christian Student Union 50. SMITH-BARRY, DOUGLAS fjanuaryj Fire Patrol, Sergeant 51-52, Football 49-52, Letterman 51-52. SNOWDEN, JO CELENE Uanuaryj Mixed Chorus 51. SOLIS, MARGARET fjunej Carlton Cadettes 49-52, Corporal 51-52, Speech Club. SOUTHERS, RICHARD Uunej ROTC 50-52, Sergeant 50-51, Homeroom President 51-52, ROTC Academic Award 50-51. all ' SPARKS, PEGGY f'U'Hi.iTYll'. aff'-'Flo Uiuney Carlton Cadettes 50, Booster Club, P.T.A Dance Queen, Office Helper. SPERANDIO, BRICE Uunej National Honor Society, American Legion Club 49-52, Scholarship Awards 49-52. SPIVEY, MARIANNE Uunej Girls' Chorus 49-52. STEHLIK, ITASCA Q junej Advanced Chorusg Library Clubg Christian Student Union3 National Honor Society. STEPHENSON, NITA RAE fjunej Booster Club Maxx' E A HNTm ' QQ M 6 O ' 7 fi 1 S 4, STEVENS, LARRY Uunej STOKES, JEANN ETTE Uanuaryj Carlton Cadettes 49-523 Corporal 51-52, Christian Student Union 51-523 K. P. Club 51-52. STONECIPHER, MARILYN Uunej Hall Monitorg Christian Student Union 50-523 Carlton Cadettes, Majorette 50-51, Major 51-52, Cadette Capers 513 Homeroom Vice President 49-512 Student Council 50-513 Art Scholarship 49'51Q Teen Page Reporter 50-523 National Honor Society, Secretary 51-523 Allied Youth3 Senior Class, Treasurer. STOREMSKI, WILBERT Uunej STOVALL, BARBARA Uanuaryj Beauty Section 50. SULAK, EDWARD Uunep SUMMERS, JOYCE -wmv-1 E D Uunej J 9mE S 056 9 UUUV-1 sk 94' SWEARER, EDWARD Uanuafyy Baseball Letterman 50-513 Lettermans Club 50-51. SYMASEK, FRIEDA JANE Uunej TAAKE, ARCHIE Uunej Christian Student Union 49-52, Vice President 513 Allied Youth3 Thespian Society 51'52Q B Team Football 49, Tennis Team 513 Stunt Show 51. TAFELSKI, BENNIE r-I -hcnIEl Uunej Booster Club. TAUEE, ALBERT Uuney Distributive Education 50-52. TAYLOR, RICHARD qjuney K. P. Club 51'52Q Distributive Education S0-523 ROTC 49-503 Band 49-52. TAYLOR, ROY Uunej Forensic Society 51-523 Speech Crusader 51-52. ve ll qwla fr THARP, JOSEPHINE r1 '-In Uunejlf ' THIELEN, EDWARD Uanuaryj ROTC 49-52, First Lieutenant 51, Captain 523 Band 49-523 Reporter 523 Stage Manager, One- Act Play Contest3 American Legion Club3 Thes- pian Society 51-SZQ Technical Director 523 Booster Club. MRS. DODSON and members of her staff criticize the first issue of the Ddzfif Di.rpr11clJ before releasing it for sale to the public. 1 wa S THOMAS, GEORGE Uunej Booster Club, Sergeant-at-Arms 50. , ,, Je - THOMAS, Jo ANN m....m, 4.-:M 'I N Urine! Student Council 49-503 Distributive Education Club 50-523 Homeroom Secretary 51-52. THORNTON, WAYNE Uunej B Team Football 49-50. TICKNER, CLARENCE H9 arm, uf 1 1 ff lolljunej B Team Football 49-503 Hi-Y 49-50g Homeroom President 51-52. TRICE, MAXINE Uunej Christian Student Union 49-513 Student Council 51-52g ROTC Sponsor, First Lieutenant 51-52, Hall Monitor, Girls' Rifle Teamg Modern Dance Club 50-51. TRIPP, LOYD 4 june, TURBUSH, ROSEMARIE fjanuaryj Student Council 50-52, Secretary 51-52, National Honor Society, Thcspian Society 50-52, Corresponding Secretary 51-52, Hall Monitorg Office Helperg Interscholastic Play, State Winner 50. TURNAGE, MIGNON Uuney Advanced Chorus 50-523 National Honor Societyg Library Club 51. VASQUEZ, LARRY Uanuaryl Football 49-50, Track Letterman 49-51. VILLAREAL, EMILY gum-3 .ns -- HH VOLLERT, CHARLES Uanuaryb WALKER, BILLY qsummef Schooll WALKER, MOLLIE ANN f1W'f'U Uanuafyy Office H6lPCfQ Homeroom Secretary 50-52, Vice President 513 May Festival 503 Entertained for Senior Proms 50-51. WALLACE, ROY Uunej Bowling Clubg Assistant Fire Marshall 51-523 ROTC, Sergeant 49-50, Captain 50-51, Major 51, Lieutenant Colonel 52. WALLING, LIBBIE MAE Uunej Distributive Education 51-52. WARD, NELWYN MIM'-KIED Uunej sv- F 'MES 5 J' - I-,, .a WARD, sYLvIA nfwllvb 'ffjanuaryj Christian Student Union 503 Bowling Club 513 Archery Letter 50. WARD, VIRGINIA Uunej Band 49-52, Secretary-Treasurer 51-523 Stunt Show 50-51. WARREN SHIRLEY fSummer Schoolj Carlton Cadettes 50-52, Private 51-523 Homeroom Vice President 50-513 Forensic Society 51. WATKINS, BILLY Uunep Band 49-523 ROTC 49'5lQ Sergeant, Medal, Expert Rifleman 50-51. WATROUS, MARY Uunel Carlton Cadettes 50-51. WATROUS, THELA Uunej Carlton Cadettes 49-503 Hall Monitor 50-51. Mtn WEBSTER, MARGARET ANN I M Uanuaryj Carlton Cadettes, Corporal 49-50, Sergeant 51-523 Office I-Ielper3 Forensic Society 51-52. WELLS, EFFIE JEAN aww:-teh -X iiffjanuaryj Volleyball Letter 503 Booster Clubg Christian Student Union, Pianist, 513 Allied Youth, Treas- urer 513 Girls' Chorus 50-513 Modern Dance Club, Pianist 50. WEST, WANDA Uunel Hall Monitor 493 Drwir Dirpatrb, Exchange Editor 51-523 Press Club Sl-SZQ Christian Student Union Office Helper. WETZ, JULIUS Uuney Homeroom President 49-50, Homeroom Vice President 51. WIIITCHER, ARTHUR Uuney K. P. Club 50-523 Dewi: Dirpatcbg Press Club 51-523 Baseball Manager 51. WHITE, MARTHA Uunej Girls' Chorus 51. WRX K ya zaiyn :ggi ri,i lfli .. 13 f, ,,. ' -fx?- . ,igailiifffeigfige 'L' ' '55 5:5 :if ,iv 'iz' 5 371- :ifxf?5If, G1 s5:'55' ' v , f I I-'ilZ!?3i.7lfi1i?5g .- ls - . . I 5 ' 32 ' - w aff? J r ? - -1 mf' ' . -1: -lg,,iyJlff?:sfufw2T ggi- , 3 .3sa:gg,f,.ga3sf, 'eras-at t , -- mf-,,fa-af . . WHITE, TOMMY WHITTEN, GENE Football 49-515 Track 495 Hi-Y 515 B Team Letterman 50. Uunej Uunej WIER, WARD Uuney ROTC 50-525 Speech Club 51-52. WIGGINS, LA RUE Uunej Office Helper5 Library Club 515 Booster Club5 Stunt Show 51. WIGGINS, WILLIAM fjanuaryj A. 84 M. Drawing Contest Award 51. WILLIAMS, JOY s'rE6r3EL qjanuafyy Carlton Cadettes 495 Homeroom President 51-525 Vice President 505 Student Council 495 Spring Festival 50-515 Office Helper5 Modern Dance Club 50. MR. JOHNSON, mathe- matics teacher, and MR. WEINER, speech teacher, use the wire recorder in their classes. Y fs- if Qu- 'lo -4:-fi H ,L f-wt cm.:-'flfl WILSON, BARBARA MHMH- ' ' tjanuaryj Carlton Cadettes 49-52, Corporal 51-52, Cadette Capers 515 Student Council 51-525 Library Club 51-525 Scholarship Award 495 Stunt Show 505 Girls' Chorus 51-52. WILSON, BLANCHE Christian Student Union 49-505 Carlton Cadettes 49. WILSON, DELAWARE Uunej Homeroom Secretary 50-515 Rifle Team 49-515 Forensic Society 515 ROTC, Officers Club 515 Speech Club 495 Orchestra 49. I Summer School 5 WILSON, JANETTE 4 jump Music Club 50-515 Allied Youthg National Honor Societyg Volleyball Letter 49-50. WISCHER, PATSY fSummer Schoolj Christian Student Union 515 Student Council 495 Press Club 51. WISE, RITA Uunej Student Council 51-525 Y-Teens 49-505 National Honor Society5 Office Helper. WITCHER, JO ANN fjuney Bowling Club 50-515 Carlton Cadettes 49-52, Private 50, Second Lieutenant 51-52, Cadette Capers 50-52. WONG, WALLACE Uunej WOOD, BARBARA Uunej Girls Chorus 49-525 Christian Student Union 50-525 Junior Class Treasurerg Booster Club5 Stunt Show 505 Music Festival 50-515 Forensic Society 51-525 Vice President. 1191 O Manual. WOODS, ROBERT Uuney WOODARD, MAYDELL Uunej Christian Student Union 51-525 Carlton Cadettes 49-52, Private 51-525 Cadette Capers 51-525 Nine Girls 51. WRIGHT, DAVID fjunej Homeroom President 51-525 Vocational Agriculture, Second Vice President 51-52. YAWN, BUFORD Uanuaryj Advanced Chorus 51-525 ROTC 49-525 Fire Patrol 50. YEAGER, BILLIE JEAN Uuney Beazwoir Staff 51-525 National Honor Societyg Homeroom President 50-515 Volleyball Letter 505 Christian Student Union 49-505 Scholarship Awards 50-52. H11-kk' s .KS R. O. T. C. boys listen attentively wh i 1 e SER GEANT CULLISON reads from the R. O. T. C Seuow7ZoZP MEYER, WILLIAM Uanuaryy ROBBINS, EDDY Uanuaryj ROONEY, L. H. qjuney SIKES, TONY Uunej TAYLOR, HAROLD Uunej THOMAS, BILLY Uunej THOMPSON JOSEPH Uuney N51 66444 Uffiww HIGH JUNIOR Bobby Collier Pfefidenr Janelle Adams , Vice Prefident Carolyn Gates Sevrefary Marian Prestbo Treasurer Eugene Niemeyer Sergeanl-al-Army LOW JUNIOR Bruce Harper Preridefzl Carolyn Cours Vive Preridenl Billy Luther Serretary Johnny Cathey Treafurer Nacho Rodriguez Sergeant-al-Arm! Abbey, Alice Acree, Jeanette Adams janelle Adams, Roy Aguirre, Minerva Albrecht, Herbert Alewine, Alton Alford, Benita Alford, Marilyn Allee. Sammie Alvarez, Argentina Amyx. Mike Angelo, Harvey Arias, Elizabeth Armstrong, Maurice Arnold, Marvine Artall, Roland Atchison, Carmeletta Badrow, Annette Banks, Cynthia Barclay, Barbara Bardwell, Barbara Barr, Barbara Barry. Lynlee Barta, George Barton, William Bashinski, Casmer Baughman, Dennis Boggess Charles Bogs Rrrhard Bohack Irene Bolton Peggy Bonano Lois mail'- Baxter Ed Allen Baxter Norma Baylor Roland Beadles Billy Beasley Tommy Bennet Kenneth Bezecny Joyce Bmford Emily Blair joyre Blankenship, Bobby Nell xE0 iq iw cmdafw MRS. MORGAN and MISS CAMPBELL are operating the machines for their classes .so that the students may hear Orson Wells' recording of Brutus' speech to the mob. Bowie, Sally Bozeman, jim Bradford, Earl Bratlshaw, Dorothy Brannon, john Bridges, james Brown, Dolores Brown, Tonita Brumley, Barbara Brummerliop, Barbara Bruner, Anna Louise Bruno, XX ayne Bryant, Evelyn Buckner, janeace Byers, Robert Byrne, juanita Calderson, Helen Calhoun, joyce Calhoun, Shirley m9ill.aED HQllL..D Cv u- .p..,-Lv Canmo, joseph Cantu, Norma jean Cardenas, Alice Cardenas. Carlos Carley, David Carwile, Billie Rae Casey Shirley ' IYHX Rl' C0 Casillas, Minerva Castilla, Vivian Cathey, johnny Cerrato, Douglas Chambers, Mildred Channell, Sally Chavez, Dolores Chisum, Barham Christoffel, Myra Christopher, james Clay, Joyce Clem, Peggy Clement, jimmy Collier, Bobby Cook, jon Cook, Raymond Cooper, Claudia Cooper, jo Belle Corpus, Jesse Cours, Carolyn Crawford, Wynell Creel, Norma Cunningham, Bill Cunningham, Donald Cunningham, Donald Curtis, Gordon Dacy, Roland Davis, Donna Davis, Sammy Delano, Richard 95? I MRS. SANDERS, M I S S jENSEN, and MRS. JEN- NINGS direct the learning in geometry classes. Rona Lee O'Quinn enjoys bisecting the angle at A . Dc-Leon, Albert Dowling., Mxry Drnze Ldnlie Dunn Marilyn Flkins Maxine England, Patsy lfnriquu Mike lntukin Domld lfstruli Snltos Fvms Birlwim Fnin, Billy Feyrer, lloyd Figueroa Roger llumlng. Andrew Flures Ilncdclu Fore, Betty Foss, William Franco, Dora Franklin, Mildred Frazier. Dorothy Frerichs, James Gaddis, Wanda Garcia, Elmo Garcia, Thomas Garnett, Alberta Gates, Carolyn Gerdes, George Gibbs, Peggy Gill, Louise Gindratt, Maurine Gonzales, Elvira Gonzales, Louis Gonzales, Margaret Goodson, Merle Gordon, Mary Grady, Harry Green, Bobbie Lee Griggs, Mary Guerrero, Tony Gunnels, Norma Gutierrez, Mary Halfin, Milton Haines, Freddy ,vs -'JZ YQ' N. 'QQ ' . 'dk if Hnisler, Doris Hzuslc-r,L1vernc Hall Niurene Hillmrirk Joe Hftllmark Perry Hiimhlen, Calvin Hamel, Flmei- Hummer xmes Hirdt junkie Harlow I-hrvey Harman, Laverne Harris, Charles Hlrris Lltrclle Htrrison L015 Hqfrymqn Elgle meadow MRS. LODGE and MR. SATTERWHITE prepare to give the Comprehensive Test in Mathematics to students in their classes. S' es. 41 I MR. HALE, who teaches Commercial Law and Civics, poses with new- comer MR. KADERA who teaches American History and coaches the track team. Hayes Eugene Heffeiman Tommy Hefley Dolores Heitman Peggy Helms, Lyndall Henderson Stan Hensley Sue Hernandez Angela Hernandez, Lucy Herdon, Lucy Herrin Charles Hibler Joyce Hilton Lee Holland Bobbie Holland, Wayne ,I TTR Hunter, Shirley Hutto, Joyce Jacobs, Onesia Jaeger, Harold James, Barbara James, Charlene Johnson, Martha Jones, Claudette Jones, Jean Jones, Laurence Jordon, Louise Julian, Frances Kessler, Nelda King, Elmer King, Glendale Kittinger. Eugene Knott, Johnnie Koehler, Max Kunkel, Gerdine Lacy, Beverly Lancaster, Charles Landreneau. Jerry Landrum, Louis Lane, Walter Langford, Aubrey Langlinais, Norma Latson, Galia Leon, Euna Faye Lewis, Robert LCWIS Kenneth LeVr1er Elleen L1chtenste1n Betty Llndsey Melvadene Linton, Lloyd Iogan Kenneth Lorla Tony Luther Bllly Lyles Sammy Lynn, Gladys Lynn Shxrley McBr1cle Elame McCord Sue McDanel Leon McDonald, Shirley cazchfzd M I S S WILLIAMSON, MISS YARDLEY, and MISS WEBB are discuss- ing the effect of the Mar- shall Plan in the European countries. Mtliinlcy. .lorry MtMullen, 'lo Ann XVtXX'horter, Lillie Manuel, Jimmie Marsh. Maxine Martin, Kathleen Martin, Kenneth Martin, Norma jean Martin, Sylvia Martinez, Delores Martinez, Roy Mason, Peggy Mathews, Ray Matthews, Joyce Mattix, Jonnie May, Betty jean Medina, Robert Melton, Morris Mena, Virginia Mendoza, Rebecca Messer, Robert Michalak, Mary Miller, Gloria Miller, John Mollard, Ann Monakino, Sam Monteau, Barbara Montgomery, Shirley Morales. jesse Morley, Randolph Morgan. Donald Morgan, Kay Muckelroy, Barbara Murdock, Dorothy Murphy, Bruce Murray, Robert Murski, Clement Neely, Paul Niemeyer, Eugene Nix, Pamela Odom, Dellman O'Quinn, Rona Lee Otoupal, Mary jane Ozuna, Cecelia Pace, Ronnie Parker, Doris Parker, Katherine Partain, Carlyene Phelps, Carolyn Phifer, Rutledge Phillips, Dorothy Phillips, Ruth Pierce, Betty Pilkington, Carline Plummer, Carolyn Plunkett, Maurice MR. CQOI.I.lliR and MISS BUCHANAN have set up thc apparatus for an cxpcrimcnt in thc reduc- tion of topper Oxide. Puwcrs, joycc Powlcdgr. amu Prly Clyde Pruu rmcs Pulldo Charles Putt, Barbara Pyle, Clmton Py 1 j R urnoms Dduru Ramsey Ruth Rasmussen, Sonia Ray, jimmm Rudpr Lorralne RL rsomr Mlry Reno Robert vig 1-gy i1 Richard, Doris Rister, NX'illiam Roark. Johnny Roberts. Charles Roberts, Ginger Rodriguez, Nacho Rodriguez, Olivia Rollin, Jo Ann Romero, Susana Rucktashel, Susan Russell, Sally Ryan, james Samford, Jeanette Sanderlin, Doris Sanders, jo Ann Scanlin, Angelina Schroeder, Ellen Schverak, Bobby Scott, David Scott, Lavaughn Scroggin, Dolores Seibel, Shirley Senn, Wanda Shelton, Shirley Shoemake, jerry Sims, Carl Sims, Louis Sims, Opal Skillern, Bobby N R fl 1 Smith, Atldnlec Smith, Bennie Smith Betty Ann Smith Betty jme Smith Chlrlotte Smith, Hurry Smith, Lamar Smith Pntsy bmith Rxiford bmith Ray Smith, Rohcrt Smith, S1mmy bolorio Mike Spillu Gene Spivey Dm awww MRS. HARREL MRS. HARREL, teacher of Distributive Education, demonstrates t o h e r students the methods she uses to sell goods to customers. -q,.w.fy W qw Machu Many fine operators in Houston's beauty shops were trained by MISS DOTTIE LEE. Springer, LeRoy Spurger, jimmy Stark, Fernell Stewart. Marlene Stewart, Robert Stockton, Ann Story. Charlene Sullivan. Charles Sullivan, Clarence Taube, Ruth Ann Taylor, Betty Taylor, j. L. Terry, Hershell Thomason, Kenneth Thompson, William of -25- 'W' N., - i X .fr hy. Qt-f P I - KiiT'1QE'lf3mZaLi ' 1 Tilifh, Dorothy f '5e' 9 Tobias. Charles Tobias, Paul Tobias. Pedro Tratlcr, Katherine Trcatlway, Yvonne ilillfkbf, Bobbie Tullos, Patsy Turner. Yvonnu Valera, Bc-atricc Vestal. -lo Ann Vollcrt, Marjorie XX'atlc. Joyce Xvatle, Norma Wlaltlen, Sylvia W'ainscott, Shirley XX'alker. Jimmy VUallcer, Latrell Wlarden, Larry Wlarrcn. Alta Lou XX'arrcn. jo Ann Watrous. Desta Webb, Lowell NX ebster. George Vlfeeks, Marvin Wcstgaard, Milton Wfheeler, Barbara White, Lee W ' .l li 1 White, Tommy Whitley, Marion Wilkerson, Lucille Willard, Carolyn Williams, Donald William, Howard Willis, Glenda Wilshusen, Bill Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Mary Louise Wishard, Helen Wood, Elvin Wortham, Shirley Yates, Jimmy Young, Melvin :undone MR. TAPAL To a future mechanic MR. TAPAL explains the fine points of a shaper. BEZ444 Offawza HIGH SOPHOMORES Glenn Wilson Prefident jesse Howington Vice Prefident Barbara Powledge Serretary Barbara Jacobs Treawrer LOW SOPHOMORE Buddy Ferguson Praridenl Shelby Starr Vice Preridenl Margaret Brimberry Serremry Albert Robbins Sergeanf-al-Arm! Sa Three teachers of English, MRS. NEWTON, MRS. BONDURANT, and MISS SANDERSON, get together to discuss the problem, What shall we give our students to read. Abbot, Wallace Adams, Kiel Adams, Kirk Adams, Leighton Adams, Quannah Aguirre, Charles Albertson, Ralph Alewine, Myrtle Sue Alexander, Kay Alexander, Leslie Allee, Richard Allison, Jimmy Anderson, Lannie Beth Anderson, Terry Anhaiser, Betty f, if Sr' 'ls 4. W -Wi 4542? 'C - :er-:fr A tv' fi Qs A 1' Appolito, Carl Ayers, Morris Bales, Eileen Barnes, jennie Lou Bcggs, Maxine Bell, Mary -U.. 'WT 'wt-? 'ex -Q., kv ........, Lt- :ibm Arias, Andrew Arnold, M. D. Baher, Wfilliam Bader, Dorothy Banks, Ruby Burfield, 'Dwight Barr, Bobby Barrios, Rebecca Belcher, Barbara nm1aiE0 Bell, Charles A. Bell, William Benedict, jimmy Y? 'bg Artiaga, Pete Baird, Dorothy Barker, XX'ayne Ba irrm in, Shirley Bell Charles E. Beniretto, Leonard Y? Ashmore, Doyle Baldwin, Bill Barnes, Betty Bates, Louis Bell, Mary Bennick, Henry hm ,-- Berger, Raymond Bernal, Arthur Berry, Earlene Bilbo, Kenny Bishop, Milton Beverly Blackmon, Laurel Blackshear, Bob Blackshear, joe Blair, Willie Blalock, Julia Blasdell, jimmy Blasdell, Mary Beth Blue, Ethel Boenernan, Jeannine Sa By means of the tape re- corder, students listen to their own reading of plays, poems, and stories. MISS FALLIGANT and MRS. WEEKS are operat- ing the machine. BOl1tll'CillIX, John Bozgmt, Norma Bright, Clnuilia Brooks. Connicfq lirumlcy, Don lily in R irt llui min in X wonm liuilinc iiqui im Bi ins Lily Busilm. Dori Bounils. Marlene Brannon, Billy Brimberry, Margaret Broomfield, Aililie Bruncr. jack Busclmeier, Theodore 'WN 'v- -vs. ,Dx Syn.. fi. ji rw'- '27-1 01 ANP wi :vs Qs... U AS. vu-nf 'rf H Buzbee, Nancy Byrd, Jimmy Caesar, Mary Calvert, Bobby Camargo, Evelyn Camp, Pearl Cannon, Jo Alyce Canter, Robert Cantrell, Patsy Carpenter, jack Carpenter, jimmy Carrithers, Milbern Carter, Wanda Casares, joe Cash, Adalaide --1 Calloway, Wanda Campbell, Manie Cantu, Olga Carter, Jerry Cashmere, Betty Castillo, Patricia Cerda, Humberto Chadwick, Jean Chance, Bobbie Cherry, Travis an l . , we i f Caldwell, Allen Canion, Daniel Cams, Norris Carter, Mary Castillo, Joseph Childress, Conrad So MRS. NIX griuiously and patiently helps ii friend in need--there are many in laboratory classes. Chiltlrc-ss, Sidney Cliristion, Brute Christoplier, Bonnie Clark, A. D, CIl.irlc, Annette Clark, Chris Clark, jerry Clautler, Elaine Clilutler, Lillian Cleininents. joy Cline joyte Coburn, Haroltl Coclirell, Eloise Cothrell, Barlmra Coker, Bobby y i .-Y-..Yv.-V --I Ili K' il1l' 'Il:. Coker, Mary Cooper, Henrietta Covington, Bonnie Creech, Bobby Curling, Wilde Daniels. james ,,-..1ia- 1 1 In 'iv' if 'lm' -4111- Q mme ,MArum7 byiivlwqzc 4' QQ ' . , 1 Cole, Arline k6Cook, Corns, Craig, Cryer, Curtis Davis, Cook, Leonard Coronado, Lenora Craig. Dora Cryer, Linda Curtis, Gertrude Davis, Annette Cooper, Billy Cotter, Miriam Crawford, juanene Culotta, Sammy Daniels, Faylene Davis, Betty fir 'Wx 'FCHL kr fi 35 -6- ny, 4 i , I 1 I 1 i . V ' lf - 3 I Davis, Dorothy Davis, Edward Davis, jeanene Davis, Kenny Davis, Lyn Del Davis, Nina Davis, Patsy Davlin, Barbara Dean, Daisy - ' VN- 'rv ' ' Dcaring. Norma Dcats, Fritz Dclinrdc, Glenda Dc la Cruz, Manuel Dcmourcllc. Magdalen Dandy, Mary Ann Sa MR. LEGGFTT and MR. BLANKS have the im- portant jobs of teaching general and commercial mathematics. See how easy it is to get the correct answer, says Mr. Leggett. 'Nm Sa MR. MICKELSON and MISS ANDERSON by means of a microscope in- troduce a Freshman to the mysteries of an unknown world. Denman Eugene Demon Marvm Dcntler Arthur DeVr1es, Harry Dial, Freddy Dlal Mervm Druz Ester Dtck Dons Drllard, Helen Diosdado, Esther Dmnaho jean Doyle Bynum Duke Ann Duke Benny Sue Dunaway, Bill 'fn' 1- ' v is .15 E is inf'- 'FTD' 5. YF? 'Uh viw gfksvks 5... '27 IX f',,,,,, fx V os -K fi if fer Ow- Q' s, --sf B x 5' .-. -1 ,sw an - Dunn, Sandra Dykema, Wziync Edwards, Billy Emerson, june Faour, Daniel 3- Dupree, Jeanine Easley. Charlene Edwards, Faye Erdman, Fred Fasullo, Barbara Ferguson, Buddy Fernandez, Sophie Finucane, dv.. PXSLHM' Durham, Wanda Easley, Mary Sue Eisenhurth. Pat Ethridge, Billy Feagin, Bobby Durrenberger, Barbara Easton, Margaret Elkins, Geraldine Evard, Hubert Fechner, Earlene Patricia Fisher, jack Fleming, Gene 'var Duve, Margaret Edwards, Betty Ellis, Carolyn Fairbanks, Ann Fehmer, Corrine Fleming, Robbie R1 'AY 'EW 1 Floyd R13 Flynn Pdlflill Fomby Maggie Ford, Gene Iimro Arthur Fr ink Shirley Mae Franklin Anna Lois Fra1nlclin,Arghie Fritsih Chirlotte Fritsahe Doris I-roud Doroxhy Fruia, Eugenia S4 MR. LOWRY lectures to his class in biology on the intricacies of the human ear. MR. HAWKINS smiles his approvalg the skeleton-well, he's just a skeletong and the snake, well, heis in formalde- hyde. 1 ry, john hmmm, Dean hiskin. Mary in-ntz, Miirjoric iilnhs, -loyfc illinin, llonnic Futch. Rene Garcia, Annie Caitlin, Marilyn George, Nancy Gibson. Shirley Gallington, J. V. Gardner, Marie Gee, jim Geo rgcs, Arla Mary Gillwreath, Bill Gilliland, Wfnmla Glgulney. Clifton Gamez, Consuelo Garner. Peggy Gee. Mary Ann Gust. Donna Gilbrenth, Tommy Gleghorn, Faye Gamez, Petra Carney, Fred Gehr, Jeanne Giiumlxxi, Vl. C Gilliam, Alice Glovur, Buster L, italy 'Q 'ES' .QQX -14. -vi ....,, -pu., 1: Gif? YY' 'C' X. T' ii.. Qi... vs, my 'iv' .Nqr X11 f 'N 'B . A 0 Goebel, Lawrence Goodkowsky, Frances Gray, Pat Greer, Helen Gutkowski, Paul Hall, Barbara W1 .0-67? 1 gum Goldman, Jo Ann Goodson, james Grayson, Patricia Gregory, Mary Haddock, Shelby Hall, Viola Gonzales, Ben Grace, Joyce Green, jack Grissom, Truman Haan, Harold Hallmark, Maxie Gonzales, Helen Graham, Wayne Greene, Homer Gurrero, Beatrice Hale, Betty Hamilton, joe Gonzales, jesse Granton, Glen Greene, Lewis Gunnels, Overton Hale, Betty Hanson, Claremont Sa MR. YARBROUGH and MISS SIMPSON, teach- ers of speech and drama- tins, are testing their Own voices--wise teachers. Hurher, Betty Harbor, Shnrlcy H uherwn Wfxyne Hudy D Ihrzroxc Inmmy Hamnztn,M41vis Harper, Kill H r1ttI tm I n IIIN 1 1,15 Harris, Willizxm Hart, Frances I'I1rtg.,11xu Kntty H rsstll xmas H mhtrr uk LQ IGI I i TIP YQ' Head, Bobby Hefferman, Jody Hensarling, Vera Jean Herrera, Annie Hess, Kenneth Hibler, Latrell Heaton, Shirley Heinatz, Sarah Hernandez, joe Herrin, Barbara Hester, Louise Hightower, Lynn i QKNETLF 55 - lg ft Hill, Annie Mae Hill, Hiirhara Hill, Martha Hogan, Shirley Hogan, Velma Holland, Iialna Holloway, Burton Holm, Rithard Hootl. Lzijuan MISS ESTILL and MISS WOUDS use many de- vices, as maps and flags, in teaching the Spanish language. I Q 'V if . 'W ml Hilton, vl.lIllL'S Hinoiosu, Agapito Holland, Shirley Holland, Shirley Hooper, Arlene Hoot, Amelia tm X 1 Sa For five hours a day, five days a week, MISS MOR- RIS instructs and encour- ages the many students who want to learn that most popular of all skills -operating a typewriter. Hopkins jencee House joseph Howington jesse Howsley, Harold Hughes, Barbara Hundl Donnie Hunter Kay Hunter Thurmond Hurtt Frances Inglis, Edith jackowski Lorin Jackson janet jackson T J Jackson Wanda Jacobs, Barbara in ,T7s..., - Y ? ' , Q .s-gi f- .. , 1-ix, J . . Q7 , 1 Ti' nQ 5?- wr Q2 ZZ'P if- 'rear -'-x ten, james, Blanche johnson, Betty johnson, Ruby jones, james joseph, Kathleen Kelly, jimmy jarrell, joy johnson, Carl jolly, Shirley jones, Omega jourden, Phyllis Kelly, Don jeanes, Hobcly jebouselc, Mary johe, jimmy johnson, Clarence johnson, Dickey johnson, Richard jones, Barbara jones, Edna jones, Georgia Jgpnqg' W, A, jones, Wzilter jorgensen, Bill jurries, R. j. Kay, Bill Kelly, Gene Kelly, Nina Kelly, Richard Kelly, Rovella 'une' YQ' N. VM 'M M 'rt 'EQ 'Z' 6 lm' Kendrick, Carolyn Kendrick, R. W. Kennedy, Charlotte Kennedy, james Kestler, Shirley Kimbriel, Barbara King, Malcolm King, Mavis King, Valene Kinnison, Virginia Kirk, Lavenia Klopp, Jacqueline Knight, Gayle Knight, William Kotsios, Jimmie Sa MRS. SIGEL skillfully operates her machine to sew a flat seam. Her stu- dents catch on quickly. Kroll, Harry Kuehn, Sidney Lackey, Melvin Lamb, Autumn Lamb, Jeanette Liinilcrs, Dean Lalmlrum, Bvfly Lumlrum, Donald Lane, Floyd Lane, Imogene Laine, jo Ann I..1ne, Kenneth Lang, Eddie Larson. Danny LaRue, jerry Lnsly, Vunna Lnuck, Lacy Liiuhoff, Wziyne Lawson, Beverly Lawson, William LL-ulikcf, Edna Leye, Florence Leithoff, Lavern Lem, Doris Lemley, Mary Anne Leverkuhn, Eunice Leu, jimmy Lewis, Billy Lightcap, Walter Lilley, june 'ns' ep' L 1' .f 1't x 1' -' 'i ,pw 7 J' 4' Lindsey, Jo Ann Logan, Shirley Loredo, Alice Lowe, Dennis Luna, Lupe Lyles, Arthur que., M- i Lister, Billy Loggins, Carolyn Lorenz, Shirley Loyd, Patsy Luna, Mary Helen McCann, Stacy V, . Little, Don Long, Freida Love, Rudy Lozano, Betty Lunsford, Tommie McClain, Billy 1 s sy! Little, Leonard Lopez, Mary Lovelady, Lennox Luke, Marion Lusk, Doris McClure, Larry .1 is, if s.,' VW' uf-- fl re Loehr, Ralph Lopez, Paul Lowe, Charles Lum, Betty Lyerly, Earline McClure, William Sa MRS. l.l2l'lfRlf and MISS l,lill7ES'l'E direet those choruses which sing lustily and exceedingly well on all school programs and for many C o mm u n ity affairs. MnCormick, A. W. MLCorquoclale Evelyn McCoy Lols jean MLCoy Peggy MLDlDlCl Sylvn M4Dz1niel,Willi:1m McGaughey Martha Mal-lowfll Helen MaKxnney j1mm1e MlK1-ughf Anna Mcl.emore, Doris Mal.ennan Peggy McM1ll11n jean Macey Betty Mulole Gwen MIDICOHT Ronnxe Q U9 .lfq Q. -1 45 - - v Ns. Mann, ca-alynm' Martin, Kenneth Massie, Giles Menville, Betty Mickler, Bobby Mills, Glendon Manning, Cleo Martinez, Delia Mayfield, Patsy Merrit, Jo Ann Miles, Phillip Mitchell, Carol Manuel, David Martinez, Margo Meadows, Katherine Metzler, Barbara Miller, Donald Mitchell, Jimmie Manuel, Sonny Martinez, Rachel Meguire, Elton Meyer, Loyd Miller, Lyndall Mitchell, Raymond Marshall, Patricia Martinez, Virginia Meinke, Elo Meyer, Phil Miller, Sara Mobley, Virgil 'YQ M si mar a 'Tis . '1 - E55 1 :ani -A Ui Y ' .lA1x All r ' Nuo I., 'div 0 ' ' i' Mx 1' 'C' I pr 5 Moldonado, Ninfa Monk, Evelyn Monte, Carol Moody, Bobby Moody, jim Moran, Betty Moore, jack Moore, Jimmy Moreland, Carolyn Moreno, Benny Morgan, Carlton Morgan, Dale Morgan, Sue Morley, Betty Morrison, Marion S0 When MR. MCNEELY raises his baton, the A-band, the B-band, or the orchestra swings into action, playing, perhaps, Our Purple and Gray. thu: 1' Sa On the wall behind MISS ANITA SMITH and MISS GENEVIEVE FIL- SON of the Art Depart- ment is the mural, design- ed and painted by students which won first prize at the Petroleum Show. Mouer Gaye Munsil Barbara Murphy Pat Murski, Ray Myers, Fay Nell Neal Delois Neeley Roy Nettles joe Ed Nicholson, Gary Nieto, Maria Nxmitz Joseph Norris Rollie Nowak Raymond OBrien, Jimmy O'Conner, Frank Nw I 5? T I I . 'K'-I? vs.- 'LV ,-1. 'Ps ff' sf, 'fi -ps dw. N 3 ,rf '-. 'xx O 'QPU' 1' 'Pix Otlom, Laura Pace, john Pavelock, Thomas Perkins, Kyle Phillips, Dorothy Pilkington, Bobby gucinaav mmf Oglesby, Betty Wm QW . Padilla, Isider Payne, jack Perry, Frances Phillips, Naverro Pinchback, Tommy Orlando, Ollie Palmer, Travis Pearson, Charles Peterson, Dean Pickel, Raymond Pipes, Vera T7 Otoupal, Allan Parker, Nealon Peoples, Floyd Peterson, Nancy Pickering, joan Place, jo Owens, Perry Parnell, Harold Perez, Josephine Petmecky, Philip Pierce, Richard Poole, Rae Nell Y Pope, joe Poppenhusen, Wilma Potter, Patricia Powers, Marie Powledge, Barbara Powledge, Robbie Prade, Janet Prather, Tommy Presgrove, jerrie Prestwood, Barbara Price, Ruth Privette, Billie Pruitt, Blair Puliclo, Alfred Pullum, Doglma Sa Senior George Darmelly operates the drill, closely watched by instructors HICKS and TOEPER- WEIN. Ramirez, joscphine Rzlsch, Marlene Rccvcs, Earl Rcznicck, Jacquclin Riih, Elizabeth Rivers, Patsy Rgmdall, Wesley Reedy, Barbara Renkcn, William Rice, Bobby Riplcowslci, Anna Robbins, Necia 'T' V139 . 'Y' M in-'wr' Yr ips-np, 1 'x 'TI ' Fl! M' 'fm Robbins, Ray Robertson, Donald Rodriguez, Arternio Rogers, Gene Rublee, Adilou Sager, Ethel KE' He. it Q Head Coaches GORDON COTTON and HUBERT HILL draw the diagram of a new play for 21 cou- ple of athletes. A-if SEX, vit, Jr n V ol-if P Y 09. I f' I Sanford, Ruby Saippingtun, Hattie Saunders, Donna ftfx. ' Saye, Donald Saiyson, Victor r, Sunnhary, Rose Scanlan, jerry Schindler, Helen Schmidt, johnny Schultz, Clydell Stliulty, june Stott, E. Scott, Norma Sue Sellers, Dann Sepulveda, Gilbert -3 64 GE hui -'ur N' f x. v kgs -f ir. Q-9 ' 'tr' . -7 I , Mft!-I LY-Q' T-lit - ' . - humans? Sewell, Harvey Sherrouse, Luther Sikes, Marvin Sims, Aaron Slayton, Gene Smith, june Shackelford, Harvey Shew, Billie Silva, Frances Singletary, Jean Sledge, Charles Smith, Mary Lou Shaw, Barbara Ann Shipes, Anita Silva, Johnny Slaughter, David Slocum, Dorothy Smith, Naomi Cunt? Shepherd, Doyle Dean Sibley, Patsy Simons, Keith Slaughter, Mary mnalili ' AUD. Smith, Barton Smith, Robert Y N w :Wil J .4 1, ' tffzf-wg' 'gkillsi' :lim VM rx Ulu vt.-N bi! - lk Ii? 1 Q ' X sd' .... rf ' . Smoot, Sue Snider, Sue Sosa, Roy Soto, Gloria Ruth Speegle, Chaney Stacey, Edward Stanaland, Bobbie jean Stanley, Mary Stanley, Wanda Stark, Marie Starr, Shelby Starritt, Nancy Stehlik, Carmen Stephens, Steve Stephenson, Sylvia Sa MR. LANDRY explains to his classes in Vocational Agriculture how to use a rabbit car-marking box. l K A Y Sa A good oral interpreta- tion of a lyric brings smiles to teachers of Eng- lish, MRS. BROUSE and MR. BABCOCK. Stern Louis Stevens Charles Stewart Billy Stewart, Billy Stewart, Hazel Stewart Patrltla Stone Paul Stover Brlly St Pe Bonnie Strader, Melvyn A Strecter LOIS Stredman Mary Rose Sulak johnny Sullivan, Byron Sustaita, Lupe ' '1 NW WWW 'X .1-0 ,fi Q09 iN Q. AL -1' Q, 6-6 S-..r 'TWV' T'-.l?' PN- ay. E Ds. 'cs' T ly ' Suttle, jack Suttle, Rerlell Swanzy, Vera Swint, Sylvia Tunnar, Charles Taylor, Bobby Taylor, Pat Tello, Alfred I Thomas, Duane Thomas, Lowell Thompson, jerry Thompson, Mary Katherine Thompson, Shirlene Thornton, jack Thornton, Waco Tims, Helen Tolar, Calvin Tomczak, Stella Toole, Joe Toon, Charles Touchton, Faye Travis, Mary Ellen Trevilion, Sandra Trice, Della Trojan, Nancy fi. ii! 'Uk ,Qi 'Mr , v--'Q' Tomburello, Pauline Tharp, Mabel Thompson, Ruth Thornton, Clifford Tosspon, Dora jean Turbush, Jacqueline Turner Greta Turner Tommy Tynes Twila Faye Unger Miles Valdez, joe Vallone Thomas Van Cleave Wade Vasquez Annie Marie Vasquez, Rudy Vaught, Barbara Venegas Peter Vick Garlan Villarreal Dolores Vlllarreal, Theresa Voelkel, Stafford Sa Getting your driver's li- cense from the State of Texas is easy after you have passed the rigid tests given by MR. LAU- RENTZ. XX'adC. june Wfalkinshaw, JoAnn Whlpnlc. janiuc W.1rrcn, Betty Ann W41t1'nwL1S. Naomi XX'ciscr, Dorothy Wagner, Ralph Vlfallacc, Homer XX alscr, Otha Mae Wfarwick, Laverne VCf'c.xvcr, Nanny Wells, Barbara XX'aldrop. Marless W.1Ilin. Gloria XX'.m. Faye XVasscrman. Max WL'bb. Eugene NWCHS, Eddy kv .,.+4f I. V Sax X . r s - A N W'-'- Hr .fix I QQLI s 'EY xr' 1 S. MP1 Ov- vn- HV - fha, -M, 4 'fa -,Mar ,RQ x ff' -vs iw Wells, Edna jean Whisenat, Danny Wiggins, Shirley Williams, David Williamson, Herschel Wilson, Vicki wells, Lucille White, Kenneth Wiggins, Sue Williams, jerry Williford, Truman Wine, Charles Wells, Norman Whitmore, Sandra Wiggins, Virginia Williams, Nancy Wilson, Barbara Winkler, Edward -'DP' Wells, W. L. Whitten, Janis Wilkerson, Laura Williams, Robert Wilson, Bobby Wong, Billy West, Cecil Whitten, Patsy Wilkins, Vernon Williams, Ronald Wilson, Glenn Wood, Terry ., .444 z 'Nil West, Dora Mae Whittley, Naomi Williams, Billy Jack Williams, Wayne Wilson, Percy Woodard, Billie jean -we , ft V if- ft A5 , ws bj I l R5 bv '27 'J --sr by-.1 VFX? 'Wage' 1F7 4 Wright, Douglas Wright, Iralee Wrightmire, Donald Wunderlick, Donald YMCS, I. H- Yeager, Roberta Yee, Douglas Young, Jimmie Yount, james Zaboroski, Bobby Zepeeda, Jimmie Zermeno, Delores Zermeno, Paul an' .55 Wright, Donald Wyatt, Jimmie Young, William Owens, Garth Sa Even though teachers, MISS BAYER and MISS SMITHEY are experts, shorthand is a difficult subject to master. The re- ward, however, is great. oqvafzfel'-3 First row: Miss Bayer, Bruner, Cerrato, Chavez, Chevez, Sheffield, Court, Schmidt, Strait, jackson Stratton, Jennings, Johnston. Second row: Crim, Knowles, Powledge, Ramirez, Rodriguez, Saldivar, Sanders, Sappington, Thomas Sauseda. Third row: Trevino, Cooper, Smith, Spangler, Stickney, Hunt, Strange, Turner, Williams, Tracy .lm Sa First row: Harrison, Owen, Nolley, Morgan, Longoria, Burrow, Ramos, Pasco, McDaniel, Gore Miss Buchanan. V Second row: Bailey, Hay, jackson, Boyd, Davis, Cervantes, Martinez, Sierra, Moon. Third row: Lee, Fisher, Caldwell, Lewis, Christmas, Saye, Clark, Thompson, Wheeler, Simpson. Ll l Q r First row: Ueckert, Ray, Barnes, Briggs, Clark, Figueira, Flores, Walclen, Ginmalva. Godsey, Holland, House, Mr. Laurentz. Second row: jebousek, Karbowski, Kervin, Key, Weaver, Gentry, Riddle, Mills, Milsap. Third row: Norris, O'Shields, Repka, Manuel, Riplcowski, Anderson, Ueclcert, Roy, Knox, Knight, Wiley. M54 First row: Anglin, Garcia, Gomez, Gonzales, McSwain, Mendez, Mcwharter, Marlow, Mendoza Rodriquez, Reyna, Murdock, Peebles, Miss Tate, Second row: Harrell, Hendley, Hernandez, Herzoy, Koy, Kinney, Holmes, Lawson, Luce, Leavens Rivas, Moore. Third row: Curtis, joe, Curtis, jon, Edwards, Moos, Holden, Middlebrook, LaCarter, Grutz- macher, Martin, Mauk, Putt. . X ,45 Elf ,gl First row: Mrs. Minze, Alberti, Chance, Arimond, Arnold, Baldwin, Smith, Deiss, Wells, Boston, Boyett. Second row: Selph, Buchanan, Carley, Webb, Cooper, Dean, Belton, Barnfield, johns, Luce. Third row: Martin, McClure, Pyle, Peppard, Anderson, Feaster, Stevenson, Thompson, Bobo. .dw Sa First row: Akery, Allen, Alvarez, Biondolillo, Arias, Atwood, Baldwin, Bates, Hill, Hughes, Kurtz Second row: Bashinski, Beasley, Bevill, Blackwell, Brace, Ramirez, Chebret, Brackenbush, Alvarez Mr. Wright. ' Third row: Beall, Baker, Cornelius, Fernandez, jones, J., Jones, W., Kelly, Robbins, Rowe Thomburg, Troute. --- 7 First row: lidrs. Sigel, Darcy, Dedmon, Doss, Ethercd 6, Freem n F ll G d A g a , u er, an y, Garcia, Passiah, Radtliff. Sc-cond row: Ramon, Robbins, Sammons, Stoval, Uzick, Valdez, Valora, Vela, Velasquez, Villreal. lhirtl row: XV:-bb, Wfcrst, Wl1C'.ll, Wilsiwn, WinbL1rnL', Wl'l4L:llt, Wfroblinski, Young, Ziirto. low So First row: Buck, Berry, Blalock, Chappell, McCallum, Cook, Daniels, DcHoyos, Easley. SL-cond row: Alford, DL-Hoyos, Roark, Hood, Manis, Savoy, Miller, Hilnilnizi, Wfood. Third row: Macy, Gibson, Goodwin, Hamil, Cochran, Dcaring, Hamilton, Stewart, Hcitmann, Thornburgh. l I 4' Aix I 7'w?il' lllfnl .- S LnLX.Jm,,iy3. :Q i.4,v:...... Student 6 Membership in the STUDENT COUNCIL is restricted to one person from each home- room, elected by the members of the group for scholarship and ependability. Under the guidance of a capable staff of officers and the sponsor, Miss Ethel Mackenzie, the Coun- cil this year took subscriptions for the Beauvoir, collected donations to the United Fund, and secured members for Allied Youth. L2 Alewine, Myrtle Sue Brimberry, Margaret Cooper, Henrietta Curtis, Gertrude Easley, Mary Sue Ellis, Carolyn Garney, Fred Gentz, Marjorie Graham, Wayne King, Malcolm Lane, Floyd Luke, Marion Marshall, Patricia Massie, Giles Rhodes, Shirley Starr, Shelby Stroder, Melvyn Walkinshaw, Jo Ann Weaver, Nancy Weindorff, Vernon G. ROSTER H2-L3-H3 Adams, Janelle Allee, Sammie Bounds, Merlene Bruner, Anna Louise Cantrell, Patricia Cathey, Johnny Davis, Jeanene Duke, Ann Harman, Laverne Hibler, Joyce Harris, Latrelle Hood, LaJuan Howington, Jesse Jackson, Paul Jacobs, Barbara Jeanes, Hobby Leverkuhn, Eunice Miller, Gloria Parker, Katherine Pyle, Clinton OFFICERS Betty Hall ,.,..................................... Prendent john Raspberry ........................ Vice Prerident Rose Marie Turbush ........ Secretary-Treafurer Johnny Cathey .............. ........... S gt.-at-Arms' Miss Ethel McKenzie .... ......... S pomor Quinones, Dolores Reasoner, Mary Rivers, Patsy Smith, Raiford Turner, Yvonne Wainscott, Shirley L4-H4 Ambriz, Lillian Atkins, Annie Emmet, Margaret Hall, Betty Martin, Barbara Raspberry, John Robbins, Nellwyn Smith, Ima Lee Trice, Maxine Turbush, Rose Marie Wilson, Barbara K x U I,u.l' 2 X C X ,b N, sf Q 1 uw malta ui' ii H Qiufki- mw l 'nu 1'.,.'3 Kliiiliiliil m L ,Um W H K -,7.. , HQ K ww ymfgf 'af 'wr ...........,,.,N QQQQQ In 31S 18 Q ihihiliw 1CKC1Qi w H X' L,,, , chad glance Sasaki? Q if mmm Ui B K-4244 liilimlgwnaial -ful-.mm OFFICERS TOI11 Mc'Klttric'k ,,,.,.........,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,, P reridenl Rose Marie Black ,,,.,,,. ...,,,, V ice Preiiderzt Marilyn Stonecipher ,,,,A, ,,,,,,A.,,, S gn-emi-y Don Hazleton , ...,,,,,, , ..,,. Treamrer The jefferson Davis c h a p t e r of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, which was granted its charter in 1940, creates an enthus- iasm for scholarship, stimulates a desire to render service, promotes leadership, and en- courages the development of character. A den- tal loan fund for needy students, a formal initia- tion, an annual picnic, and a dinner for the graduating members are sponsored by the club. Acorcl, Kent Allen, Diane Amhrir, Lillian Aust, june Baker, Mary Baker, Mililreil Benjamen, -Io Ann Illaclr, Rose Maric- Iloeneman, Margaret lireitliaupt, Shirley Alford, Marilyn Iiartlwell. Barbara Cooper, Gloriea I x i Iirockman, Shirley Carlton, Gloria Cheatham, Marcia Cirillo, Frc-cl Cornelius, I.aVerna Iimmet, Margaret ling, Virgie Ciallatin, I.ou Ann Cayclosik, Beverly Gee, Mamie Fore, Pretty Gates, Carolyn Kilpper, llarhara 6- 2335? ROSTITR Gihhs, Barhara Groce, Lucy Halhc-it, Tommie Hanson, Bonnie Haywood, Una Haflc-ton. Don Hehert. Marjorie I It'l'Il3lf1kIt'l, Fsther Hughes, I.auvenia johnson, Joyce SPRING MITMBIIRS Mc Mullen. jo Ann Oldham. -lune Phillips, Dorothy DJ vQ,yfv7nb Keil, Patricia King, Betty Kirk. Hazel Koclama, Mutsuko Kolaja, Betty McCorquodale. Marjorie McKittrick, Tom Maignauil, Paulette Martin, Barbara Mouer, Roy Prestho, Marian Price, james Smith, Patsy Palacios, Mary Parsons, Mary Presswood, Marlene Prestwood. Betty Reid, Mary Shoemaker, Xwanda Sperandio, Brice Stonec ipher, Marilyn Yeager, Billie Jean Turnage, Mignone Stehlilc, Itasca Watrous, Desta in Y- - Nw ,N c ' The QUILL and SCROLL SOCIETY, an international honorary society for high school students who have had writings or pictures published, is sponsored by Mrs. Elsie Dodson for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding individual achievement in journalism and allied fields. Ambriz, Lillian Bigelow, Nancy Black, Rose Marie Boeneman, Margaret Coe, Mrs. Daisy Dodson, Mrs. Elsie DuBois, Dorothy Dunn, Doris Emmet, Margaret Gee, Mamie Gibler, 'flazal Helmes, Lyn Del Pawn McKittrick, Tom Mouer, Roy Parker, Doris Phillips, Dorothy Price, James Reynolds, Tommy Sanderlin, Doris Smith, Ima Lee West, Wanda Whitcher, Arthur 74, A raw. The AMERICAN LEGION CLUB, organized In 1947, is composed of students who received the American Legion Award in junior hi h school. Its purpose is to serve the school through the use of the members' efforts andgtalents. During 1951-1952, the Club donated funds to build a sidewalk on the front campus, distributed senior class pictures, and sponsored their annual Christmas basket drive for needy families. Annually the cinb gives a welcoming party honoring its new members. Bardwell, Barbara Clayton, Harold Faour, Daniel Garney, Daniel George, Ade Mae Lane, Floyd Logan, Kenneth Quinones, Dolores Rivers, Patsy Thielen, Edward Scott, David Turner, Yvonne Sperandio, Brice Watrous, Desta Tate, Miss Myrtle Weaver, Nancy Ann OFFICERS Rose Marie Black Pr erzdent Barbara Martin Vzre Prerzdent Mary Alice Palacios Secretary Alfred Bell Trearurer FA' Q., The jefferson Davis FORENSIC SOCIETY was organized in the fall of 1950, under the sponsorship of Mr. Reagan Yarbrough, for the dpuipose of improving the speaking an ebating ability of students, providing an oppor- tunity for practice in debate and speech, and cultivating qualified citizens and voters. Mr. Max Weiner became the sponsor of the club in january of 1952. S Don Hazleton Preridenl Barbara Wood Vire Prerident Carole Crowdus Secretary Roy Mouer Reporter Ima Lee Smith Treaxurer . Above: All is well in the Forensic Society when Mr. Yarbrough entertains with one of his favorite stories before the members get down to business. Left: The chair, Rafael Alba, recognizes Bobby Taylor. .X xx 5. x K E X X Six Ax 'nk x lg i X, ' X R8 X, :N -wa, 4.Q.A5 .M XS as wg ' wa. A x 74, 2 swf Tom MCK1tfI1Ck Editor et Mrs D Mafgsfetmm - alsyc Business Mandgef 5P0f1.ror oe Here we are-the people you've seen enter the door below the sign BEAUVOIR. You've seen us enter with determined looks on our faces and emerge with a worried frown or a smile of relief. You've probably wondered what went on behind that door- if you have, you hold the answer in your hands. We, the Staff, proudly give you the product of our time and labor-your 1952 BEAUVOIR. I '61 X if Z ull -l' Lwuan AmbIlZ- Orgllrzizatzwll Edlmr Dorothy Nell Phillips Featurei' and Sfbfml Life Edifm' 1 j rP1:..p. james Price Carolyn Gates S 'lx Ed! 5 A Cc- P07 i 1 Ori AJ-kmfmlf Edgar Marnie G ii l Marian Prestbo A,i'.i'i.rfa11f Sl-bmi! Life Iidilor - .,-U? - 5' R fs . f1ffjZ5,::Lcl'S 1. Yxailofd Smllxlavlflfer . .inglh Barbara Martin Billie jean Yeager Ajyistdlll Bm 7 ypzftf ,..nv - xx 3 X' . M 4 jerry Robertson Mrs. Elsie Dodson Roy Mouer Cirmlfition Manager Spomor Editor 74a Dania? The DAVIS DISPATCH, which was given an Award of Honor by the University of Texas Interscholastic League in 1951, is a bi-monthly publication devoted to the interests of the students of jefferson Davis High School. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Elsie Dod- son, it gives the students practical experience in writing, editing, and publishing a school newspaper. Nancy Bigelow Doris Sanderlin Feature Editor New! Editor Margaret Bocncmgm Arthur Wlhitclicr Sfmrli lfzfilnm Tommy Reynolds Tlazal Gihlcr AJ1'erfim1g johnny Covington Smff Arliif Browning Bruncr Buckner Carney Delaney Dunn Foster Helms KL-llcy Maignnud Mullins Parnell Shoemaker Reporlwii lmu Lcc Smith Dorothy Dubois Copy Refzdefir Harold Simpson Tom McKittrick Pbofognzpberf Wanda West Exrbfmge Editor OFFICERS Oveta Smith ....... ............... P resident Paul Jackson ....,,,.. ...... V ire President Tlazal Gibler ,.......... ............ S ecretary Billie Sue Privette ....... ....,. T reamrer The LIBRARY CLUB, a chapter in the state Teen- Age Library Association, is made up of students Who are taking library service and those who are interested in library Work. Its main purposes are to give students a chance to render service to the school and to extend and improve the use of the library in the life of the school. ROSTER Blount Martinez, D Bonana Martinez, R. Cook Norris Duve Privette Gee Raif Georges Richey Gibler Senn Gill Smith Hart Speegle Haywood Streeter jackson Turnage James Valero Kolaja Wilson Leu M46 One of the younger clubs at Davis is the PRESS CLUB, organized in 1950 by Mr. Ansel Gray. The new sponsor is Mrs. Elsie Dodson. The club has twenty-three members and is open to any student who is interested in journalistic work. ROSTER OFFICERS Black, Rose Marie Boc-neman, Margaret Bruner, Anna Louise Dubois, Dorothy Dunn, Doris Foster, Patricia Gee, Mamie Harryman, Elsie jane I-It-lmes, Lynn Manning, james Mouer, Roy Mullins, Doris Parker, Doris Robertson, Jerry Single-terry, Jean Shoemaker, Wzrnda Smith, Ima Lee Stark, Fernell Taylor, J. L, Valera, Beatrice Warren, Alta Lou Whitcher, Arthur Whitten, Janice jerry Robertson ....................,........ .............. P refiderzl Tlazal Gibler .........,....... .... Anna Louise- Bruner ........ . Ima Lee Smith ............ ,.... Arthur Whitcher ...... ...... ....Vire Preridenl .............Secretary ............Trea.r1zrer .Sergeani-at-Armr Mrs. Elsie Dodson ........ ................... S ponror A 'l -W I E ' 'se sw as . A ' .-sw '-sw 43' W,..f-' f- ' ww, N0 F. ' rf .v -an if ml' , yr mm L. -:qv Wm Mr KH 1,5 fu s U WUIZN .., N H 'W 5' 3 'I' L1 2 - H' J, s K ,I .. Q E. -,4 vw OFFICERS Barbara Martin .r,r.rr ,,r,,,,,,,,, . , Nelwyn Robbins ..rr.,. ,,., , Vice Rose Marie Black Marcia Cheatham ,,,,, ,, , Miss Smithey ..r.., Pierirferlf Preridenf Secrelary Treamrer A Sponror Aguirre, Minerva Baxter, Norma lioeneman, Margaret Brown, Tonita Byers, Barbara Dunn, Doris Eng, Virgie Gates, Carolyn Gee, Mamie Gee, Mary Ann Gibbs, Barbara jousan, Rose Marie Laake, Dorothy l.eVrier, Elleen Lum, Betty Luna, Betty O'Quinn, Ronna Phillips, Dorothy Membership in Y-Teens, junior members of the Y.W.C.A., is open to any girl in jefferson Davis who attends three consecutive meetings. The organization, whose purpose is to help girls to understand themselves and grow in friend- ship with others, participated in Chocolate for Christmas sent to Ceylon, Greece, and Norway, donated to World Fellowship, had a Christmas party and tree, and gave a social each month. Y-TEENS HI-Y The purpose of the HI-Y, a junior Y.M.C.A. is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high stand- ards of Christian character. This organization started the jefferson Davis Teen Canteen, con- tributed to World Service, and participated in Hi-Y Youth and Government Program. Creech, Bobby Cunningham, Don Davis, Kenny jeans, Hobdy Kelley, Don King, Malcolm Murphy, Bruce Price, James Pulido, Charles Sherman, james Taylor, 1. L. Whitten, Gene OFFICERS Tom McKittrick .,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,- ,,--,,,,,q-- p ,mde,,, Maurice Afm5ff0ng --,.-4--............ Vice Preyidenf .lohnny Cafhey' --------A-- -..... 5 ecrelary-Treamrer Charlle I-atson --------- -Y----- S 974234711-dl-AflIl,f Alfred Pulido ,,,,,, --.-.4--.-4A'---. C haplain 702 Qeventeen students who were interested in interpreting literature for themselves and for others through the medium of tape and disc recordings organized the RECORDING CLUB in December of 1951. The officers of the Recording Club, which is sponsored by Mrs Neva Weeks, are Barbara Kilpper, President, and Ward Wier, Treasurer Amerine, Delwyn Atchison, Carmelleta Aust, june Black, Rose Marie Cirillo, Fred Cooper, Gloria Ann Gibler, Tlazal Hopkins, jencee johnson, Martha Ann jones, Barbara Kilpper, Barbara ROSTER Lemley, Mary Ann I.eVrier, Elleen Merchant, Donald O'Quinn, Rona Lee Phillips, Dorothy Nell Rister, William Walling, Frances Wan, Faye Wier, Ward Woodard, Billie Raiford Smith . . 1 M-,Wi f km 09 OFFICERS Pre iidenf Betijean Harrison V ice p?'Lf.lfd6'7lf Mamie Gee Secrelary Marcia Cheatham 7'rea.s1n'er Mrs. Vesta LePere SP0ll.f0I' Aguirre Aust Barclay Baxter Beal ' Bennick Black Brown Buzbee Calhoun Castilla Cheatham Davis Dunn THE CHRISTIAN STUDENT UNION The purpose of the C.S.U. is to create a Christian- like spirit in the school, promote fellowship be- tween Christians of various denominations, and en- courage participation in all church centered activities. In 1951-1932, the C.S.U. held bi-monthly meetings, and members led the morning devotionals over the public address system. Any student may become a member by attending two consecutive meetings. ROSTER Gates Lively Smith, I- Gee Loper Smith, R- Gee Martin Sm00t Groce Meyers Stark . Guerrero Parker 5f0I1CClPhC1' Hale Phillips, D. Tililke Harrison Phillips, R. Villlghf Hebert Prestwood Wade Kennedy Pruitt Walling Kilpper Richard WRU Landrum Richey Wells. E. Lemley Robbins Wells Leverkuhn Robinson Wood LeVrier Sanderlin Woodard K. P. KLUB The K.P. KLUB is one of the most active serv- ice clubs in our school. It was organized in 1944 to make our cafeteria a more pleasant place. All work and no play is not the motto of the club, as the semi-annual picnics, dances, and skating parties prove. Good conduct grades, passing grades in all subjects, and a willingness to work are the only requirements for membership. OFFICERS Gary Nelson ........................,.......,.,... Prefidefzl joe Thompson .,.,.s ...... V ire Prefidenl Doris Mullins A... ......,.. S erretary Ellen Schroder ....... s,,,.. T reamrer ROSTER Arnold, jackie Cooper, Claudia Fruia, Frank Harmier, Frank Haynes, Eloise Irwin, David Mayes, Austin Mathews, Joyce McDaniel, Leon Morgan, Maudie Mullins, Doris Noland, Billy Nelson, Gary ROSTER Phillips, Barbara Plummer, Carolyn Rasch, Marlene Robinson, john Samford, jimmy Schroder, Ellen Sikes, Tony Steed, Nancy Taylor, Bobby Taylor, Richard Thompson, joe Whitcher, Arthur Mrs. Hurst, Spons Of if 4' 'xl E, 4 19 I 4 u , -A 'K cw? ' X if 0 0 L 4 u 'T 'K 3531312 'es' 1 y : , 5 5 F L' . SQ -, , N 1.5, K f r j 4 . . , xxgk, w. fx. A. 1 mtv- '9WU 14F f5 Q Q' k m K if 3 nik - ' z ,.i 3... YH -quam..-fx uw xg E -HN ...WY 3, 4 . aw , . ,g 1. - K KKKW J -Q Kx. 'AKA K . K f 2-L.-N5 ,K , A 'K K A1 K . ., x ,,.,,x,. 9 R .x im ,FK Q -- NF SQKKQ E E KKKK KK 'K tl. K fi . . , ' k K K x K .sky .I . , f A i I A s, 'fm ,Lf . Eg, g up gi K7 45 W ml Kgs? S fs as Q Q -g Y . Kgs' , Q 'Qi ,G if 2 ,. , ,, A as v if 3' 5 5 W' 5.::k,k R .- ..-. S. Yv -.,' mv- V mA d' ' -- ., gi . M, 4 X . -.,. , Q3-E - IQ? X' as QQ af M ix 9 'L if Q? . f:s?Y'T11Ei--Qiiiif .5 F 'J '51'z55'f ' f 7 ' . :L , f7': SE ,, .JJ fy' ifn: :' fmflii , ff ou ii A 1 S 1 . ., 'if K ' ' ha' ' ...gil 5: :Aw -11 -E, ' M5 fi? HE Q Q35 ,, L is W 1, , L, I Q Q , yxvrhhxi 7 A. ? in gs X , , H g in ki X Q fn ..,, . if N- E , Q Q K 5 k, mi ' Nw, W Wy 'Me .4'ettmmea'4 Zia! The LETTERMEN'S CLUB is made up of boys who have been awarded letters for participating in sports in city competition. ROSTER FIRST ROW SECOND ROW Albert Picazo .....i... .................. ,. ........ ,....,.... B a seball Billy Luther ....,... Charles Harris ....... ,......,.. F ootball joe Cantu ,,......,.. Alfred Bell .,,........,,.,,.... ...,..,... F ootball Nacho Rodriguez.. Douglas Smith-Barry ,..,,.. .......... F ootball Ralph Pettit ........ Carl Aalund ..i........... .................,,, F ootball Eddie Lang ........v Charles McClain ....,., Harold Clayton... Football - Track .........Football - Basketball Eddie Droze .... Kenneth Lane.. Jerald Redmon Wayne Mann .. Floyd Sharp .......... William Kelley .......... Tommy Reynolds. THIRD ROW Kent Acord ..,.,....... Kenneth Mann ........ .Baseball Football Football Football ........Fo0tball - Basketball Football Football Basketball ...Baseball ...Football Basketball ...Baseball . . . Footbal l Football Basketball gauze: E Backing all school activities, whether it's a ball game or a dance, is the purpose of one of the most active clubs in the school-the BOOSTER CLUB. The members sell pennants and ribbons to raise funds for the football and basketball banquets. The high light of the social year is the crowning of the football queen at the annual dance honoring the football players. ROSTER Alexander Chiapetta Fare O'Conner Alford Cockrell Flores Parsons Ambriz Collier 'anklin Peterson Armstrong Cooper Gallagher Rasch Arnold Cours Gatlin Reedy Atchison Cryer Gilliam Smith, A. Bezeqny Cl1I'tlS, G. Gl'6g0fy Smith, I. Bigelow Curtis, Hairrel Smith, O, Blackburn Davis jackson Smith, P. Boggegg Dean Landrum Smoot Bfasseaux DeWolf Leonard Sparks Bfgokg Doyal Lisbony Stevenson Browning Donaho Lozano Thompson Brumley Duke Lyerly Wade Buckner Duncan McVey Whitmore Bullgfk Edmonds McWhorter Wiggens Carlton MHHU Wilkefggn Carney Emmet Masala Wood Cathey Fake Mercado Betty jo Masala Barbara Doyal . Lynda Leonard Ima Lee Smith Peggy Sparks Bobby Collier . Mr. Paul Rodgers Sponsor Swan V. me ,- Uukdtm The Jefferson Davis ORCHESTRA, directed by Mr. McNeely, plays orchestral music for the enjoyment of the school and the community. The only requirement for membership is the ability to read music and to play an instrument. Each year, the orchestra and the band picnic together. ROSTER VIOLINS BARITONE SAXOPHONE Arnold Llghtcap Cannon BARITONE Ferguson Guerrero Georges Heintz OBOE Lawson Eng MW TRUMPET Monakino Maggie VQILA CLARINET Bennick Jackson CELLO Plllfel' Mme' BASSOON ALTO SAXOPHONE Tfevlllfm Btkef PIANO Kmg Kennedy OFFICERS Tony Guerrero ........ Virgie Eng ....... Betty King .......... jo Alyce Cannon ....... Betty Jean May ....... Vice President Prerid ent ,Secretary Librarian .Repofter MAJOR Marilyn Stonecipher 744 eaazema In 1926, the Davis Pep Club was organized by Miss Eloise Patterson for the purpose of promoting interest in school activities, fostering fellowship, and encouraging scholar- ship. The name, CARLTON CADETTES, was adopted in 1934 and the white military uniforms were donned a few years later. Last year, on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the organization, the style of the uniform was changed to show a western influence. A girl must have a C average, an H in conduct, and must have proved herself worthy in character, leadership, and sportsmanship to be a Cadette. This year the Cadettes sponsored the Sweethearts Ball, the Cadette Capers, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet, in addition to their annual picnic and installation drill. Mrs. Lois Lohse has sponsored the Carlton Cadettes for 9 years. CAPTAIN OF THE DRILL CORP Wanda Shoemaker - CAPTAIN OF THE DRUM and BUGLE CORPS Betty Hall MANAGERS Lauvcnia Hughes, lf! Lt. jo Ann Benjamen, 2nd Ll. SEXYQIB gr fx M ' iwsgz .fy . 1 M , 4 HM- 1,3 A . -'Y 18571 MQW , u ' ' 'f' 4g4x,:mU' -sf, ,. AL 5 , 1 .lr R A f-,M lr . , .Jswiwv - N, A34 1, , QQ , f e xi K Q 2 ,RW 1 Q wk, . sf .,.,, Sf ,gm J A e gg - 4, , 126 1 kim- S 9 V M 75494 joan McMillian, lst Lt. Lauvenia Hughes, Mary Easley, Jo Ann Benjamin, Nancy Steed, Shirley Brazcll, Vera Hensarling, Margaret Solis, Vernell Sigler, Kitty Hartgraves, Shirley Sibel. ROSTER DRUMS Franco Gardner Sellers johnson, lr! U. Gonzales, B. Guerrero Smith, B. Gaydosik, 2nd Lt. Gonzales, B. Harris Smith, N. Montgomery, 2nd IJ. Hansom Heitman Wallin Helms Jacobs Satrous Adams Scott jones Weaver Atkms Smith Lancaster Webster Bflfdwell Valera Lindsey Blvfofd Warren Mann DRILL Bfwfno Mitchell COMPANY c DNS COMPANY B Mclvlillinn Smith, ln U. Flores Baron' U' U' Power Lanham, Zna' Lt. Gindrat Witcher, 2nd IJ. Quast Grace , R' Bruner Hall Bowls 5,ff,ffZ,d cnnnnell Harman Chf'5t0Phef Smith Clauder Harryman Clay Stewart Chance Crowson . Hernandez , , Willard Creel Herrin DW Elkins Jolly Fernandez DRILL Franklin Langlinas Feffil COMPANY B Gibbs Matthews Fore Kubezca, 1:1 LI. Gill Martin Balch Presswood, 2nd IJ. Grayson Palacios anson G ' Pilkington Jacobs Aguilar Hfifgs Plummer 'longs Alewine Johnson Richardson Laflmofe Barron King Schroder PiPeS Barrios Monteau Scrogin info'-'sf Cantrell Muckleroy Stokes atrousf ' Covington, B. Romero 3353 Woodafd gwgnggn, E. Rothwell e s avls, . T Wilson EgisilEANY A gglifgs' 22f,'i,EfNY A l'fE'n'EfIi'ilfl' 'Zn U ' ' Frazier ' ' cnsnlln Hsffm Blnsdell chinpeffa fulm Cornelius Davis llrlofgan Crowdus DCF'-Vdc eeves Emerson DUPWC Roberts Fasullo Frula Russell Bugles CO. A Drum Corps Bugle Corps Co. B Drill Corps Co. A Drill Corps Co. C Drill Corps Co. B BATTALION COMMANDER Roy Wallace Cadet Lt. Col. BATTALION ADJUTANT jack Hassett Cade! C apzain zemae Officew 7 Kenpo The purpose of the RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS is to teach good citizenship and to promote leadership. The course is offered to any boy of four- teen years, who attends high school, and who is physically fit. Cadets take part in parades, as the Armed Forces Day and Armistice Day parades, can be members of the drill team or the rifle team, which competes against the teams of high schools in Houston and in other towns. Dances, hunting and fishing trips and picnics make u the social life in which any cadet may participate, and for the officers, there is a city-widle Military Ball at the end of the school term. COLOR GUARD ' 24460: BATTALION HEADQUARTERS Roy Wallace ........ ....... L ieut. Colonel jack Hassett ...... ............... C aptain COLOR GUARD SPONSORS Beadles, Billy Lillian Ambriz, Lt. Col. Maxine Trice, Ut Lieut. Fleming, Andrew Barbara Gregory, Major Wanda Carter, lrt Ijeut. Garcia, Elmo Betty jackson, Captain Carolyn Cours, 2nd Lieut. Neely, Paul Beverly Middleton, Captain Margaret Blount, 2nd Lieut. Sikes, Marvin COMPANY A COMPANY B COMPANY C COMPANY E Frank Fruia, Captain Frank Harmier, 2nd IJ. Norman Greer, 2nd D. Jimmy Guiberteau, 1.rt Sgt. Henry Herrada, Corporal Amy Baylor Bennick Blackshear Castillo Cooper Clark Dykma Fenn Frericks Gonzales Greene Gutkowski Harper Jaeger Jobe Kendrick Massie Mitchell Phifer Polnick Reese Rogers Russ Salvato Sandel Shepherd Simpson Slaughter Smith Southers Spurger Toon Van Cleave Wells Williams, H. Williams, R. Williford Wright Ronald Sample, Captain Delaware Wilson, 2nd lt. Bryne Davis, 2nd IJ. john Robinson, lst Sgt. Lyndel Davis, Corporal Albertson Albrecht Amerine Blackshear Brannon Cherry Clement Cockrell Davis Dial Fleming Foss Greene Hallmark Hamilton Hammer Herrin House Housley jackowski Johnson Kay Kroll Lewis Loehr Lovelady Lyles Miller Odom Parker Pavelock Pinchback Pyle Rape Reeves Rister Sewall Sherrouse Silva Slavens Sosa Stewart Strader Suttle Tanner Wells Wilkins Winkler Edward Thielen, Captain Jimmie Rowe, 2nd Lt. Kenneth Barrier, 2nd Lt. Ward Wier, 111 Sgt. Adams, K. Adams, Q. Briones Davis Deats Enriquez Ertzinger Franklin Gee Harverson Haynes Herrera Hunter jurries Knight Lancaster Landers Larson Lewis Lopez Manuel Mathews Meyers M obley Norris Pace Palmer Ray Robbins Ronay Simms Smith Spivey Sullivan Taras Tel lo Tobias Warden Watkins Zabrowski john Gulley, lrt l.t. Gene Spiller, 2nd Lt. Jerry Landreneau, Corporal Rafael Alba, Private Adams Aguirre Allison Beasley Beniretto Bradford Brown Byres Byrd Campbell Canion Carmichael Childress Christain Evard Feyrer Ford Gladney Haines Hargrove Hundl jackson Johnston LaRue Lawrence McKinney Maurice Moody Morrison Mosley Prather Rodgers Rodriguez Rogers Shew Shugart Smith, H. Smith, S. Stacy Stephens Stewart Stovek Valdez Williams Yee Young Yount o !' O 555 HH ass 15 ii v Q Q Nr , o ' . . f A 4 'env 1 - ff Q M ,, , . ,Q xv 953 Q tk X L fiigfz yi! ,E , ff. .sg Q ,Ex Q. Ng .V 2 , .. 2 3 Eff , .y. Q I an Q 2? 5 Bl E. in Kasinlvlhn M am' is i s E WEA? wie' If 'Y' Q M fi? 5 A iA ' l I , g, . '11 ,W ,ig A if . 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' V. 1 U W3 ur ,Q Q' ,I U ' is :fe 1 , if Ml . , Q 5 Q .M :N m g vm, . uw 'ww .L . -.M,,.:1. do 'wands COMPANY B COMPANY C Ronald Sample, Lieulemwt Edward Thiflefl, Cflffldffl Beverly Middleton, Lieulenant Barbara G1'6gO1'y, Major Maxine Trice, Lieutenant Betty JaCkSOn, Captain DRILL TEAM W1 . ,K ffqfx I i Yaf- Charlie Rodriguez Glenn Wilson Virginia Ward Tony Gl16rrCr0 Bob Martin Vire Pfwidefzl Pmfidenl Sefrelnry-Trefuurer Sf'f'g4'f1'2i-di-Afffli Major geggmw new mga saw ew .0 Gig is 'il ' Q . N '.,. m 1 G 3 sis V. 1 T iii. v K MAIORETTE BETTY KING MAIOR BOB MARTIN MAIORETTE MARY BAKER as-MJ Under the direction of Mr. M. Holmes McNeely, the DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL BAND proved, in its many performances at school and away, to be a band that we could really be proud of. During 1951 and 1952 the Y'l iff rt K, 4 . lv . I ,-94 5, 4, ag , gauze! Mr. M. Holmes McNeely ,Y Director QQ FLUTE Cornett A CLARINETS Aust Leu Byers Morgan Garrett Rodriguez Gordon Rodriguez Hernandez, J. Shoemake Hernandez, R. Thielen Kelley Ward ALTO-CLARINET Webb BASS CLARINET Odom ALTO SAXOPHONE Baker King Curtis Wells BARITONE SAXOPHONE Lightcap TENOR SAXOPHONE Sepulveda CORNET FiShCl' Martin F014-l Watkins Marks Wilson FRENCH HORN Bf0YlCS Moore Martin Roberts BARITONES Guerrero Taylor TROMBONES C3SflllO Rgeves Jones Wright Larson BASSES Amyx Noland Matthew Stanley DRUMS C3mPl?Cll Mendoza Gallatin Rightmire Kelley Wilson BELLS Gibbs Lynn band members carried out their purpose of playing for the enjoyment of others by performing at all the pep rallies, football games, Christmas, Easter, and regular assembly programs, the Houston Beautiful Campaign parade, the City-Wide Music Festival, and the Spring Carnival. K ij . , :'3',,sLi2: A u s e 4 2 7' , + .. !3l'9'l ' i -f- f-. 82 tr' ' 0 Q Q 0 if l gram Since its organization in 1946, the GLEE CLUB, composed of advanced choral and music students, has participated in the All-City Music Festivals and Spring Music Festi- vals. This year they appeared at the Easter Sunrise Services, Texas State Teachers Asso- ciation Convention, at the Scottish Rite Cathedral for American Education Week, and on radio station KUHF, in addition to the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Commencement programs at school. OFFICERS Harold Clayton ...,....,,,.....,........,,. ..,.,...,. P resident Lucy Groce ....,....,... ..... V ite Prefiderzt joyce johnson Barbara Kilper ,, Harold ,Sims ..,i., Gloria Carlton Barbara Doyal ........ Lucy Groce .si......,......,. Miss Lucille Leifeste . ...,......,..i. Serrelary Treaxurer Social Chairman Librfzriam Arrompznzirt Director 647514 Kiowa To create an interest in music and an appreciation for music and the musical actiuties in the school and community is the major project of the GIRLS' CHORUS 'Ihe Chorus during the past year, participated in the All-City and Spring Music Festivals They ap peared on the program at the annual P.T.A. Open House, the Christmas program and the bi-weekly assembly programs. OFFICERS Norma Wade ...,...,..,..,.................... Betty jo Masala ...... Barbara Wilson ........ Oveta Smith .................. Melvadene Lindsey Betty Landrum ........... Valerie Roush Shirley Casey .1.,.....,. Effie jean Wells ,...... Miss Lucille Leifeste ..,.. Preriderzl . Vice President Serrefary Treasurer Librarians Social Clmirmen Acmmparzift Dirertor OFFICERS alma 064 ffnwzcba The jefferson Davis Chapter of the FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA was organized in September of 1951, when a class in Vocational Agriculture was started at the request of a group of boys interested in the study of agriculture. In October, the boys took their first trip to the State Fair at Dallas. In December, the Chapter went to Sam Houston State Teachers College to attend the opening of a new agricultural laboratory. Members entered three events at the District Farm Skill Day. Alfred Bell won first place in public speaking, Claudia Cooper, the Chapter Sweetheart, was chosen sweetheart of the conference, and the Chapter project won second place.' The club is sponsored by Mr. Eddy Landry. Frank Mann ......, .....................................,.... P resident Alfred Bell ,......,,., ..,..,......,....... V ire Prerident David Wright ....... ....... 5 emnd Vire Prerident james Kennedy ......... ......... T bird Vice Prefident Bobby Norris ........... ................,......... S errelafy Wayne Mann ..,....,., ........... T reafurer Aubrey Martin ....,... ................ R eporter Gene Graham ...... .................. H iftorian Billy Fain ...,....,,.. ...,.... P arliamentarian Claudia Cooper .....,,. ............. S weetheart 2 . l.-, i 4 , .Q ' .',.-'- W ,WM f,-,, OFFICERS Roy Mouer ,.,,,.,,.,. ...................Y..,................. P refident Tony Guerrero ,,....,. ....... V ire Prerident Betijean Harrison .,......A................................... Serrelary Don Hazleton .,....,....,........,,,..........,,,.....,.,.... Treafurer Mr. Crockett Kennon, Mr. Ralph Teter ........ Spomorf lfllied Zend The jefferson Davis High School post of ALLIED YOUTH, organized in October of 1951, now has an enrollment larger than any other club in school-one hundred and five members. '1The liberation, through education, of the individual and society from the handicaps of beverage alcohol, is the purpose of this national organization. lla Q X we , NI' W., A V K.. , T 'rr ,gy -rf 1 5' f' S4 s X X K 3 X il +1252 uf f' x , - .1-, .A aggru w- rf K Ag- 'wg , S ,A Qiilfx H 4 A . w , . - V ,Q ,ff UQ, fm ? 'fa v 'ffflt .1 xx . V, f' 1 ' Q: X ,f-,X 5 Ni 1 'V,,,21f if Y 5 N51 , gjgggky wx r 1 ,Y A 'XA' 7 ii gm aw, f jf 5 - x Q 'Y M uf ,,. 554 X3 -Y fr f -, 4 Y .v ' Mx. ,fwtigexfp ii 4 1. -,W u, 'O W 4 . 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Davis ......, ....,. 7 Lamar ,.i.,,,, 40 Davis ......,..r,..... 14 San Jacinto ., Davis ....... ...... 2 1 Reagan ,,,,..,i. 14 Davis s.,............. 51 Sam Houston ..,., Davis .....,, ...,.. 1 4 San Jacinto ..,,.,,,,, .,.,,,, 2 1 Davis ....ss. ....s. 3 2 Sam Houston ,,1,,, ,,i,,,1 1 3 MANN KELLEY ACORD Center Guard Halfback REBEQWK '75 t , no .. 'Qi-iss XA it Xrwkfiis s 55 St 5 5, ts, t CUNNINGHAM HAPLIN ALLEE H ilfbiuk Tackle Tiiflxlf The Panthers won three of the pre-season games and lost to Port Arthur, one of the strongest teams in the state. The team defeated air-minded Poly on their home grounds. Charlie Harris, in his first starting assignment, showed what he could do, handling and passing the ball like a veteran. After beating Wilson of Dallas, the team, accom- panied by the student body, traveled to Lufkin, playing what was perhaps the best game of the year. Everyone on the team was blocking and tackling hard in this one with Ralph Pettit doing more than his share. In the city conference, the Panthers also had a stronger win column than a losing column, winning four of their games and losing to Lamar and San Jacinto. Lamar went on to win the conference, while the team outranked San Jacinto in conference standing. After getting by Milby with ease, they beat a supposedly strong Austin team that just didn't have it this game. The Reagan game wassa close one, as Jerald Redmon and Kenneth Mann was terrific in backing up the line. Charles McClain and jack Meeker stood out in the forward wall. After playing a very weak first in the Sam Houston game, the Panthers showed the power they had in coming back with determination the second half and going on to defeat the Tiger team. COX SCOTT REDMON Halfbatk End Fullback . 6 ff t 1: 1 1, xg' Q , g i Q if 50... 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Third row: Martinez, Fraga, Powledge, Droze, Coach Sayre. gcwedall Shortstop Gary Nelson steps upto hit. Pitcher Edward Swearer follows through after the pitch. 5 .4 4, Mn ,fi 'G -Q ' ur' V lxl jf . .4 A ' N U VW? , ,. ww ' f - . .f , ' 1 as 'Q 4 1 K , W .5 xl I . Q VH t Us 'wr , ,.. Ng 'fOr Tie? 5 'F Q 5 4 Q S? FQ' 5 if f U 3 if -arg 5 E - Miss Newton and Mrs. Lohse busily check over dates for All girls taking PE enjoy the coming tournaments. fall term sports. Home Nursing is a required subject for senior girls. It develops a greater resourcefulness on the part of the student for mother and baby care and the illnesses which occur in every home. AUM L Q NUIMN QOJELY5 0 v volleyball, one of our favorite Miss Davies and Mrs. Nolan, our two new gym teachers, inspect lockers. The purpose of First Aid is to teach girls to meet emergencies with intelligent thought and attion. it 71 t R. 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The phoioqraphs of the candidates, which you submiiied, were all so attractive that l found it difficult to make a decision. It was also difficult to make my selection without seeinq and twking to each contestant. The winners were selected on the basis of personality, character, and intelligence, as well as for natural beauty. My choice was influenced, ofcourse by my great inleresi in and admiration for the Natural Girl. D li the contestants are ever in New York, ii would be a pleasure io meet them. With best wishes to the coniesiantsjto the staff of The Beauvoirland to the students of jefferson Davis Senior High Schdol, I am Sincerely yours, john Roberl Powers jRP:ea According to tradition, the fifty-one photographs submitted in the contest were judged by a committee composed of representatives from the student body, faculty, and school organizations. Then the entire collection of pictures was sent to Mr. john Robert Powers, who selected Davis' ten most beautiful girls. ' For the first time in BEAUVOIR history, photographs of boys were submitted in a contest of their own. The same committee of students and teachers judged these photo- graphs. DOROTHY NELL PHILLIPS Feature! Editor BETTY EDMONDS 77504: gemufdfal qua af 1952 NANCY BUZBEE BETTY KING LUCILLE WELLS BARBARA MONTEAU may 5. fm Y VIRGINIA MENA PAULETTE MAIGNAUD Wicca' gecmtdjal af f752 ARLENE ALEXANDER BETTY LOZANO GLORIA ANN COOPER 77544: 721 af 1952 FRANK MANN Zacvfd KENNETH MANN JOHNNY LOWRY TOM MCKITTRICK ALFRED BELL S V - 11 .L L . ,.Q.r,,amii . ' W W - fu. ..,w,..g1...:mL11A':g.Yx..:1...n' 4,.i.p:'+..gnw Y13z42-,i:1.,5L.. A., ., .1, :.Q:r....zh johnny, B il I i e june Frank, Earlene, Willialn and Norma do their part to arouse school spirit. The ROTC sponsors are a main attraction at half- time. Betty jo Masala and her Boosters are cheering for our team. X IWW' N-ual '49-1' Il' jf 1. Wlmyf was everyone cheer- ing at the Austin game except D, anti Annette? 2. jimmy Rowe ll1.lfLiilf.'S his Cadette Honor Guard in . their snappy uniforms on- e iw? to the field at the Sam Houston gtune. 3. The Mtrjorettes put on their warpaint for the game with the Inllihlf In- dians. ' O '4' QQ ' N g....fK xwaf' - li : Y l df THE LUFKIN TRIP Whoops, the photographer almost didn't get Daniel in the picture. Coming home from the Lufkin game, Billy and Tony weren't too tired to smile for the photo- grapher. The Cadettes and many loyal boosters backed our team at the game in Lufkin. Mark croons for football fans on the train to Lufkin. T' -v 'wwf Hgh.: yuan: I if uf ,r ?f?'1 1 r-M 3 Q ,-, - Y x slum-I-5 Q 5 ,' X bg 525 L., m M .Q-A15 il ,QW , Mi ' s ff' 1' 1- , Sw --... '-,g...,: K ' W.-nfl- K Ni fi Q I R , i 35 A , , S x W Q1 I 3 b . 1 Q 1 . -aw , 'S 3, ' . af' QQ .. , S 5 . K 1 M ' s IW 5' .5,' , QA WE -. 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