Manor High School - Mustang Yearbook (Manor, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1950 volume:

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If l t fra' l If V I 4 gs' E rx . 'S 4 - as Q 7, N v 'Wx A H., H0611 , 1 3 3 3 E E Z DEOXCMXON Nz, TNQ ANNUPL STAFF of WPNOR Nxsa SCHOOL, oLoxcN1L waxs PNNUPL 10 Nas. Eoxww N. WPGNER vow THE ef- GXENT AND vpx1NvuL eaavxce SHE EQLO 10 THE MANOR Hxea P951 Lxouw wanna. o Nou, Fx RENO THi PY 1 A45 wus SCHOOL von KN vussxNs, WE NxsN TO 5 wwe. WPGNER, THAT ME 5HkLL ALN ea woo. Ri MEMS E x Q SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE Congratulations, Seniorsg for having completed your high school education. Your school has made a substantial investment in your education. You are now to prove whether that investment was profitable. Remember, you are not educated from work but to greater work in a broader field of service. You are now faced with a different environment from that which surrounded you at home and at school. You will be accepted now solely upon your own merits. You must know that promotion comes only after you have given a full measure of devotion to the work to which you have been assigned. That success may ever be yours is the wish of your friend and co-worker. 3 3 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Students and friends, school is a preparation for life, and many are the lessons. You have already learned many and you will continue and certainly the to learn many more, but the most difficult most important lesson you or anyone ever learn is to think. You will find that it is much easier to live without thinking than to live by thinking, but remember that progress is made by only those who have the will and ability to think for themselves. Cultivate an open mind. Do not be too set in your beliefs remember you can be wrong. However, it is even worse to be too hasty to change your conclusions when they are based on your individual thoughts and reasoning. Hearing it on the radio, reading it in the paper, or hearing someone say it, does not necessarily make it true--nor false. Gather all the informa- tion you can from every possible source, but let your opinions and ideas be your own always. By being independent in your thinking, you will often stand the risk of being ridiculed and laughed at, but remember that progress is made by men and women with the courage to differ. Jesus, Columbus, Washington and Jefferson dared to think and act for world. They were ferent and better they guided their time, but by what themselves, and in doing so changed the whole ridiculed and called radicals, but how dif- is the world you and I live in today because actions not by the accepted beliefs of their they thought to be true and correct. Therefore, let each of you steer a course in life toward that wisdom that comes only from thinking. 3 3 5 2 5 SCHOOL MR. A. G. KILLINGSWO MR. HARVEY SMITH MR. GEORGE MAGNUSON MR. WILLIAM SANDIFER MR. CLARENCE MUNSON BOARD MR. GEORGE VARLEY MR. ROBERT GUSTAFSON E 3 ww WWWMW 5 . R NWWRJ. 'xfiiik ' 1 5' .,g,Qx m hL Smm.w:L . . -N N ,X LUNCH ROOM WQRKERS FT TO RIGHT! MRS. W. H. TUMLINSON, MRS. M. B. FREEMAN MRS. E. E. REEVES BUS DRIVERS MR. HEINE MR. LEE 5 1 1 i 1 4 I f , 2 Q PAUL J. LEWIS R, L, MRS. WILMA SIMMONS PERRINE MRS. R. L. MR. EVERET SIMMONS HARDING MRS. HELEN MRS. JESSIE MARSHAL WINGATE MANOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MRS. EDITH H WAGNER ALLEEN NOBLE , . MRS. JOYCE MRS. MARGIE WILSON CREEL ., I1 : L -f I I .8 MRS. JULIA MRS. HENRIETTA BROWNING SUNDBERG E ? P 1 p I SENIORS JOYCE HELTON F.F.A. SWEETHEART AND CLASS FAVORITE ATHLETICS 4 vRS. F.H.A. CLUB 3 YRS. ANNUAL STAFF, SENIOR PLAY, CLUB AND CLASS OFFICERS CECIL SALYER F. F. A. CLUB 2 YRS. BASKETBALL I YR. FOOTBALL I YR. BASEBALL I YR. SEC. OF F. F. A. GLENN WILLIS SENIOR FAVORITE BASKETBALL 4 YRS. FOOTBALL 4 YRS. BASEBALL 3 YRS. F. F. A. I YR. SENIOR PLAY SHIRLEY RAGLAND ATHLETICS 4 YRS. F. H. A. CLUB 3 YRS. SENIOR PLAY, ANNUAL STAFF, CLUB AND CLASS OFFICER, CHORAL CLUB WALLACE RAY JOHNSON IBUSTERI SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT SENIOR PLAY FOOTBALL 3 YRS. BASKETBALL 4 YRS. BASEBALL 2 YRS. 5 Q 5 5 1 SENIORS BETTY JEAN TUMLINSON ATHLETICS 3 YRS. F.H.A. CLUB 3 YRS. F. H. A. PRES. 2 YRS. CLASS PRESIDENT 2 YRS CHEER LEADER I YR. DECLAMATION GENE VARLEY FOOTBALL 4 YRS. BASKETBALL 2 YRS. BASEBALL 4 YRS. F. F. A. I YR. SENIOR PLAY GUY TAYLOR FOOTBALL 3 YRS. BASKETBALL 2 YRS. BASEBALL 2 YRS. SENIOR PLAY F. F. A. 2 YRS. NAOMI KARLING , CHEER LEADER, CLASS AND CLUB OFFICER H.E. ACHIEYEMENT AWARDS, ATHLETICS 3 YRS., F.H.A. VICE- PRESIDENT 2 YRS. ANNUAL STAFF SENIOR PLAY ROBERT BEAVER VICE-PRES. OF SEN CLASS, ASST. ED. OF ANNUAL, F. F. A. I YR BASKETBALL I YR. FOOTBALL I YR. X E E 3 1 3 3 5 Q 3 5 5 1 3 . .X-L, , K K, , SENIORS CARROLL SANSOM BEST ALL-ROUND Bov 48-49, F.F.A. 2 YRS FOOTBALL 4 YRS. BASKETBALL 3 YRS. BASEBALL 2 YRS. SENIOR PLAY LLOYD PARKER FOOTBALL I YR. BASEBALL 2 YRS. BASKETBALL 2 YRS. F. F. A. OFFICER F. F. A. 3 YRS- SENIOR PLAY ROBERT COE F. F. A. 2 YRS. FOOTBALL 2 YRS. BASEBALL 2 YRS. SENIOR PLAY GLENN SINGLETON TRANSFERRED FROM ANOTHER SCHOOL EDNA CROSLIH ED. OF ANNUAL H. E. CLUB 2 YRS ATHLETICS 2 YRS. SENIOR PLAY 1 1 1 S Q 52 5 Z 5 JUNICDRS CLARA TETENS PRESIDENT JACK DAVIS VIRGINIA JANELLE RUST CHESTER CHARLES HILDERBRAND NELLE Ig x WILLIAM TORN ROSALEE ROLFF IRENE SHAFFORD JAMES HESTER 3 3 2 5 5 s 5 5 3 JUNIORS NANCY REEVES VICE-PRESIDENT BOBBY ANDERSON ANNIE MARIE BILLIE RUTH BOBBY SMITH LEWIS FREEMAN GLENWARD AMELIA EVA DEAN HILDING MATETZSCHK RIOJAS LARVIN ANDERSON I 1 e s 5 Q a I .neue-oe-+ .,v?C,,.f 4, uv S H f ,J , ' +A ' , Q ,,,.g-N2 .Es . -I J L ' ' , :mv 1. ,Qqx-fIYt9 sf .- ' . 1 W RfQw f r ls Qsmw - ,M-f ' J nad. -3-- Gcrfwvr 'P ff by ff' 4.0, 5 2 3 1 s i 3 SOPHOMORES ROY THOMPSON PRESIDENT FLOYD ANDERSON BARBARA JEAN ANNETTE ANDERSON EARL PRESNELL SHAFFORD , K E FERN NEWMAN MARTHA WAGGONER JOY RAY BARBARA JEAN SWENSON J 4 3 3 z 2 3 E 1 3 . N ., , .gflg , - - N. C. PARKER MATTIE LOCKWOOD STAYTON THOMPSON GENE HART JACK HENNING DENE HART FRESHMEN JAMES LINDGREN wlLBuR MILES MARY ANN JOHNSW HAROLD SANDIFER KENNETH TUMLINSON DONNA FAYE DAVIS s 2 Z . 9 e s 3 z 5 1 5 CARL MEREDITH ONETA BURNS JONNY STASNY LOUIS MARCUSE JIMMY MENEFEE MAURICE ANDERSON IBUDDY, PRES:-:MEN G. H. Cox JOYCE MACKLAND BILLY MALONE JAMES GARDNER JIMMY SANSOM LONNIE MANSFIELD 2 5 2 2 1 4 EIGHTH GRADE DORTHY COE ROBERT HUMBLE MARTHA GEUAUER IDA FAYE SHIRLEY BILLY REEVES SAMUEL WAGGONER LAWRENCE PAULINE IONE LA NELLE DONALD MATETZSCHK PRESNELL ANDERSON VARLEY MAGNUSON X P cx i6io 0'xQA- ,.,.- VICTOR JOYCE MARTHA ANN MARY BOSTICK GARDNER MUNSON LOCKWOOD 1 3 SEVENTH GRADE JOHN MARSHALL MARY ANN KARLING BARNEY Ross CECILE MUNSON MARJORIE HART JERRY MARCUSE HELLEN LARA CHARLES RAY CARLOV FRANK LARSON EVELYN DAVIS THOMAS MENEFEE EVELYN WENDLAND EVELVN JEAN Ross CARL RAY IRENE ROLFF C. W. REEVES MARGARET MILES 5 x n 5 E x F S 1 i f 4 L 2 E E HOWARD ANDERSON MARY WILLIS RICHARD LOCKWOOD JULIA BRISENO RONNY PRESNELL BARBARA SAMUELS MARTIN WAGGONER TOMMY SMITH GERALD WEISS KATHRYN MASON SHIRLEY BUNTE DOROTHY MAE STARK EUGENE PREECE BARBARA HIDBS BERTHA MAE CALHOUN BARBARA BURNS SHIRLEY BOSTICK BARBARA COMPTON ALTO NAUERT JESSE MARCIEL SIXTH GRADE 1 E 3 u E X 2 E ? u E L F. B. ASHMORE DORIS RAY TOMMV LARVIN HAZEL MACKLIN AUTHUR MATETZSCHK ELVIRA GONZALEZ DANIEL LARA ESTHER LARA WILLIE GUAJARDO LELA SCOTT DONALD VARLEY CAROLYN WILLIS JIMMY JOHNSON H. A. YOUNGQUIST DONALD NEWMAN WALTER BEESON ROY TORN GERALD THURMAN CLIFTON LEWIS GALE MCCORMICK JERRY LEE ANDERSON FIFTH GRADE 2 n s i 2 5 i 5 1 2 3 S e S E FOURTH GRADE JOHN NEwMAN LYNN SUNDBERG MARVIN MALONE KAY KILLINGSWORTH JOYCE SNOwDEN DAVID ANDERSON FLORENCE PURYEAR LEO WAGGONER JIMMY SNOw AGNES SwENSON VIRGIL WEISS BETTY JEAN MALONE OLIVIA MARCIEL BARRY ANDERSON SIBYL FOSTER CLAUD SNODGRASS LAMAR WEISS WILLIAM PASCHA J. T. BOSTICK BRUCE DENSON S E i l 3 f 2 5 F GAYLARD MAGNUSON GERALDINE DAVIS DOROTHY Jo HIBBS BERYL Ross RAYMOND BURNS MARGARET CALHOUN PEARL MATETZSCHK AUBREY NAVERT A. W. CRlswELL MARY RAY BEVERLY VARLEY EUGENE MALONE JAMES CARL JOHN LA VERNE JOHNSON BETTY JEAN CARLOW PAT WAGGONER CLEO Locxwooo STELLA MARCIEL JANIE MARCIEL LILLION ROSS THIRD GRADE i 1 1 2 3 E SECOND GRADE T Ig . 4:-.A sf MARIE ANTIONETTE KLOTZ Lou ELLA GEBAUER CHARLES BUCK CAROLYN JEAN FRIETAG JEWEL CALHOUN A. J. STARK DOLORES ANN Ross VIRGINIA MARTINEZ WESLEY CALHOUN MARIE RUIZ ERLINDA GUAJARDO RUTH MARIE ANDERSON DOUGLAS MAC SIMMONS SUE KILLINGSWORTH JIMMIE HAYS DAVID MELBA CAROL EDWIN CAROL MCKENZIE RUTH HIBBS BETH CROSLIN EPPES ELAINE REEVES RUTH HELEN MOFFETT NOEL BRINKLEY BEVERLY ALMQUIST ERNESTINE SNOWDEN ALFRED WENDLAND GEORGIA FAYE LOCKWOOD HAROLD HEINE MARGARET MALONE NANCY SWENSON JERRY GENE LOCKWOOD NILLARD MANSFIELD WANDA LOU TLTENS MARY ELNOR TATE TONY RIEVERA Jos RIEVERA NELLE STARNATER BEVERLY SUE PRESNELL FAUSTINO GONZALES LORENZA MACIEL KATHERINE BUCK CHARLENE BURNS DENECIO GONZALES JOHN GONZALES FRANCES MARTINEZ FIRST GRADE S s i E s I , ...--.-F ,asus- 6 y x NX X c 4. f,Q!f.-554 ,f ,aff 514 C -Q--..,,,, Q-f W, cgt .x is E BETTY JEAN TUMLINSON GUY TAYLOR MOST POPULAR GLENN WILLIS JOYCE HELTO SENIOR FAVORITES CLARA TETENS BUDDY NELLE JUNIOR FAVORITES ? . 2 5 2 FLOYD ANDERSQN ANNETTE ANDERSON SOPHOMORE FAVORITES GENE HART DONNA FAYE DAVIS FRESHMAN FAVORITES CARROLL SANSOM BETTY JEAN TUMLINSON BEST ALL RCDUND 5 4 Y E 5 e 2 2 3 Q BASKETBALL 'A' FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: BUDDY NELLE, w. C. PARKER, KENNETH TUMLINSON, JAMES GARDNER. BACK ROV, LEFT T0 RIGHT! BUSTER JOHNSON, GUY TAYLOR, ROY THOMPSON, GLENN WILLIS, JACK HENNING, GENE VARLEY. BASKETBALL 'B' FIRST Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: w. C. PARKER, BUDDY NELLE, MAURICE ANDERSON, STAYTON THOMPSON. BACK Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: JAMES GARDNER, BUDDY MERE- DITH, GENE HART, DENE HART, WILBUR MILES. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: GENE VARLEY, HAROLD SANDIFER, HILDING ANDER- SON. SECOND Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: KENNETH TUMLINSON, ROY THOMPSON, JACK HENNIG, BUDDY NELLE, WILBUR MILES, STAYTON THOMPSON, BOBBY SMITH. BACK Row, LEFT T0 RIGHT: GUY TAYLOR, GLENN WILLIS, DENE HART, GENE HART, WALLACE RAY JOHNSON, AND WILLIAM TORN. ! Q k Qgigsgv x 1, 'fesiaifz 1 -. vw,-JA :fly QF ' 55552: Y-'iz 32141 f 'fis,f3Qa4::S'X'ff wx . wt -ww.. M 4 yfjfifg 135- A j bwfe.. A 2 ,wvfff is g 'Sly'-xx : W z-- P -ICU Z0 Q MANOR MA OF? BASKETBALL SCORES KYLE IO MANOR BRIGG 22 CHEROKEE I9 LIBERTY HILL 22 WEST AUSTIN BAPTIST WEST AUSTIN BAPTIST KYLE 23 BUDA I9 HUTTO 3l ROUND ROCK 32 HUTTO 40 ROUND ROCK 4I LEANDER I3 FLORENCE 26 FOOTBALL DOUOY O BUDA 36 PRAIRIE LEA I2 DRIPPING SPRINGS 34 PFLUGERVILLE 33 KYLE I2 BLANCO 20 28 35 SCORES GRANGER I4 FLORENCE 3I ELGIN 24 PFLUGERVILLE 30 PFLUGERVILLE 2I BUDA 26 KYLE 9 KYLE 22 BUDA 2I DEAF SCHOOL 36 DEAF SCHOOL 43 GRANGER 33 ROUND ROCK 27 x i l 1 E ! 5 FUTURE HO MA MEMAKERS OF AMERICA NOR CHAPTER HE ARE THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS WE FACE THE FUTURE WITH WARM AND HIGH HOPE. EOR VE HAVE THE CLEAR CONSCIO OLD AND PRECIOUS VALUES.... w w OF AMERICA COURAGE USNESS OF SEEKINGINFORMAI. LUNCHEON GIVEN BY HOMEMAKING II A CLASS, I949 'Wk- ...gi 'wif K E 3 5- 2 E 1 E 5 5 5 Q F. F. A. SwEETHEART, MARTHA MUNSONQ F. F. A. PRESIDENT, CARROLL SANSOM5 CROHN BEARER, MACKIE SIMMONS5 DUCHESSES, MARGARET MALONE AND SUE KILLINGSWORTH. TOP Row, LEFT CECIL SALYER, SECOND ROV, L HILBUR MILES, JIMMY SANSOM, THIRD Row, LE MANSFIELD, KE JIMMY MENEFEE MANOR CHAPTER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA TO RIGHT: BOBBY COE, BUDDY NELLE, BUSTER JOHNSON, CARROLL SANSOM, HQLDING ANDERSON, GLENwARD MATETZSOHK, CHAPTER SPONSOR: MR. HARDING. ROBERT BEAVER- EFT TO RIGHT: G. H. Cox, JAMES LINDGREN, JAMES GARDNER, DENE HART, JACK HENNING, GENE HART, FLOYD ANDERSON, BILLY MALONE. FT TO RIGHT: LOUIS MARcuSE, JONNY STASNY, LONNIE NNETH TUMLINSON, N. C. PARKER, MAURICE ANDERSON, , HAROLD SANDIFER AND STAYTON THOMPSON- a E 5 a . F s 1 F ! E H 2 A Q52-:-:-1-q.ga-:-:-:-:grSH.:-:-zz:3155-z5:1.1-:-:ce-155,3-:AQ-1':1:g,1.!!-:-::1::3:g1:-. www COMMENCEMENT SERMON WAS DELIVERED BY PLACE DA TE COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS WAS DELIVERED BY PLACE DATE gmqagt 4 AX IWENWH COMMENTS OF FRIENDS X fEK,' msg T4 vac. Muskmhdrs S0 shun, L Ears! ngg I S , ij m' SfuP,U'EA ELL MJAQT l'Uy! ,. ' g fy w-Legs! Wllnff 051 We ff! G. IOYS ' vs. K' 3 -- if -. , W? X ' j g W? 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