Mansfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mansfield, TX)

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We are beginning to realize the responsible position that each of us will soon hold. With this in mind we are hoping that we shall render the service to our fellow men as they have done. A D M I N l CJ 'r R A 'r I O N 1 K5 52 gp E if B. F E, E, 5 i v 31 ii 5 s E ga Q E iq. gf EY 'Q la Q iw 5? is E F' if ff: in F1 gs ic 5 i Q 2: E 4 sl Q- '4' . M q f?iQ- V W1 ., A Ava Q 1 , p!,X,x x ' 1 P. , . gh V W I A , X 1 Iv1R. R. I . H UFFIMAN NW We QL .Ga 9 QC! WX 4 5 QPWGW6 81-I-Oli. QL? ' o YAY' 6 me QQ? MR. WILLIE PIGU Principal and Coach QW ? A ,Q V K 1 99 va QM' 606 Q. AX V 'Y X950 L: Sc- N ' 5 . , 9 YX 1 IQ - 5954 6,6 ,, f ' 61206 HOL Av' veegbkb' 1. Q ' S bf '2 I 4 X QWJM f W if gl ,vii xx ' I H rf.. MRS. MARY ORP RAD 4 DAT Du umm 111713 Wygir' X Y ERMA NASH Grade School Principal Seventh Grade aa 9 Qt! ful R at f cw., .fi M -...x ,,. 55.5, R MR e A C0nd Gradelvlcl-IOLS S. 099' Mic' 2336 fif St G X V 5 A A W LKB- CH Cz- E' A 'ide NDER So off' aft SWA fu CO e 4 Q fl . a , LL A Niiiaffa A A K, IV we 'WI xh I' S 935 -M 5. N866 X Nxfxk NX? xo Q1 L SWK .Qi 3993. 1576171 ggi-qf?y L f u we Q44 190 Not Pictured MR. B,W. HARRISON Fifth Grade ' QM' i O R S SENIORS Farefvell to Mansfield High School Here we are,'the Seniors of 1948 and 49l Many of us have been together throughout our entire school life, and a greater number have passed through high school together. It has been a great experience for us. We hope that we have earned the honor that is ours in being seniorsg we hope that we have learned to fill ou.r placeg we hope that we may reflect credit on Mansfield High School. We are grateful for the leadership and training we have had here, and we are proud of the spirit of loyalty and friendliness of this class. It is our aim to carry on in the world by becoming citizens who are loyal to the highest ideals and who are friends to our fellow man. Christine Jackson CLASS OFFICERS - President ........... ..... ' Tommy Bulin Vice-President ................ ......... I.. eroy Fricks Secretary and Treasurer ......... Marlene Maxwell Reporter ................................... Jane Luttrell Sponsor ..... ...... M rs. Janet Brockett 4-3 suv' SENIORS TOMMY BULIN DONALD CAMP JAMES CARL CANTRELL ONETA CARUTHERS PEGGY COBLE JIMMY DAVISON BARBARA FITZGERALD LEROY FRICKS ELOISE HARRIS EDNA HOLLEY 1 E JOHNNIE HUBBARD ' JESSIE HUEY CHRISTINE JACKSON JIMMIE KEPPLE. EDWARD LAMBERT -' L MARION LOYD DON LUNDAY ELDON LUTTRELL K f 43' JANE LUTTREL1. 'TIM NIARLENE MAXWI-31.1. f 'Q' ' 1 f 7 RM x asf' IN ROBER T NOLES SAMMIE ODOM MACK PERRY BILL. RAY ROYCE SELF IMOGENE SELMAN JANE SMITH ALICE STQRIE JANE TROUT CHARLENE TURNER EULA MAE VASS PATSY WEST BARBARA W ILLHELM IRIS WILLIAMS LURLENE WILLIAMS WYATT WINSLETT CLASS PROPHECY . The Senior Class of 1948-49 have gathered here tonight after ten years of departure. L.et's see what ten years has done for each of us. First, and most outstanding among the citizens of Mansfield, is our editor of the Mansfield Daily News, James Carl Cantrell. Jessie Huey has become a basketball coach at T. C. U. Bill Ray and Edna Holley are widely known for their outstanding floor shoyvs presented nightly at Eldon Luttrel1's Pyramid Club. We have a genius with us tonight. Marion Loyd 'has just published his E-Z To Learn Shorthand Book. He guarantees you to be able to write it in eight lessons, but he does not guarantee you to read it. Christine Jackson is clicking her way into some boss's heart with her expert typing. She has held the world's title for three years of 296 words a minute. We have a great fashion designer Miss Barbara Fitzgerald with us tonight. Oneta Caruthers has become her outstanding model. Among our more distinguished visitors tonight, we have Edward Lambert, better known as Nootie. Yes, he is still writing poetry. He has just finished his-masterpiece, Each Day I Die. Lurlene Williams is now a dean at Texas University, while Alice Storie has decided to stay single after divorcing her thirteenth husband. Barbara Willhelm is seen on every poster in the United States. It seems that she is modeling French Bathing Suits. Royce Self and Robert Noles are now known as the Toni Twins of 1959 while Jane Luttrell has become famous for her three sets of twins. Don Lunday spends all of his time at his Silver Dollar Salon, famous for it's motto, Come In and Get a Slug. Leroy Fricks has decided to sell his band at Mansfield, and settle down on a farm, while Jane Smith spends her time managing her husband and four children Donald Camp has become a great business man. He owns all of the Magnolia Service Stations from the Atlantic Coast to the Pacific. Patsy West has taken Sonjie I-Ienie's place in ice skating while Johnnie Hubbard is widely known for his ballet dancing. Iris Williams and Charlene Turner have taken Mutt and Jeff's place in comic books, while Jane Trout is now the manager of Dubarry's Successful Reducing Course. She guarantees you will lose twenty pounds in a week. Eloise Harris is a door to door sales-woman,while she is attempting to make her invalid husband and her six children an 'honest living. Sammie Odom is now known as Miss Redhead of 1959. She has just dis- covered that iodine is a very colorful and easy to apply hair-dye. Our Class President, Tommy Bulin, is no longer a soda jerk at Kennedale, but he is up for the forthcoming election of the United States. CLASS PROPHEC Y 'Wyatt Winslett has taken Babe Ruth's place in his ability to hit ten home runs in one game,.while Eula Mae Vass is a house wife and a mother by day, and an opera singer by night. Imogene Selman now owns all of the business stores in the city limits of Rendon. The population has now reached the total of sixty nine. Peggy Coy is still traveling over the world with her sailor husband, while Marlene Maxwell plans to retire from the navy life after twenty years on a world cruise. Jimmy Kepple and Jummy Davison have just become the main attractions in the Shrine Circus. They are better known as Those Goffy Gentlemen Clowns. Last, but the most outstanding among us tonight is the Little Mack Perry. Ten years has shown a great improvement in him. He now appears on all magazine covers, where the late Charles Atlas appeared for many years, ad- vertising his free muscle building course. I X SENIOR WILL We the Senior Class of 1949, do on this day will all our personal properties at Mansfield High School to the future Seniors of 1950. Tommy Bulin wills his charming personality to Tommy Barrett ..... Marlene Maxwell leaves all her smiles to Virgie Caruthers and Frankie Williamson... ..Franklin Reeves is the lucky boy to receive Robert Noles' love of Book- keeping ..... Peggy Coble leaves her ability to play basketball to Joyce Rutland.. ...Don Lunday leaves his love of Shakespeare to Tommy Galloway ..... Jane Luttrell gives up her secret ambition to be a big newspaper woman to Ruth Ann Sprinkle ..... Johnnie Hubbard wills his ambition to be the Second Charles Atlas to Thomas Neal Williams ..... Onita Caruthers leaves her streamlined typing technique to Henry Akin, with the hope that it is treated kindly by him ..... Marion Loyd and Eldon Luttrell leave all their tips on wooing the ladies to Eddie Robin- son and John Paul Watson ..... Patsy West gives up her quiet manners and grace to a bashful Jane Degenhart ..... Edward Lambert leaves his ability to compose masterpieces in poetry to Glynn Farris ..... Eula Mae Vass -wills her beautiful eyes to Ola D. Brinkley ..... Jimmie Kepple wills to his little brother. Don, the know how of saving a seat on the bus ..... Barbara Willhelm wills all her discar- ded boyfriends to the stay-at-home Helen Harris ..... The ability to stay ahead of the class in work is given to Raymond Brown by Lurlene Williams ..... Bobby Jordan receives the future captainship of the football team from Leroy Fricks.. ...the ability to be a championship skater is given to Ellen Stewart by Alice Storie ..... Donald Camp leaves his ability to be the best dribbler on the court to Curtis Selman and Jim Noles ..... Bessie and Bettie 'Whisenant are the lucky girls who receive the opportunity of Jane Smith's editorship ..... Barbara- Lunday is the lucky one who receives Jessie Huey's world famous little black book... ..Wyatt Winslett leaves his ability to make the best grades in school to Carlita Mayfield ..... Eloise Harris leaves her secret hair curling solution to Katrina Smith with the hopes that it will not vanish down the drain ..... Inventor Edna .Holley leaves all her secret formulas to Jackie and Gary Fowler in hopes they will not blow up the school house ..... Jim Gregory is the lifcky boy who receives Mack Perry's extreme heighth ..... Charlene Turner leaves her trim figure to 'Helen Milner ..... the book How to Win Friends and Influence People is left by Christine Jackson to Tommy Harmon and Sue Chambers ..... Loyd Samuel inherits Bill Ray's proper attention in class ..... Sammie Odom leaves her formula on how to keep hair red to Bessie Lee Ketter ..... Jimmy Davison tearfully leaves his favorite nickname Spot to Delores Thompson ..... Iris Williams wills her dainty ways to Jo Ann Brown ..... Imogene Sehnan leaves her favorite word why to Paul Johnson ..... Royce Self wills his power of concentration to O.L. Watson and Tommy Culbertson ..... Billie Nettles collects the excellent ability of Jane Trout in reading her daily shorthand assignments ..... The ability to win the future Golden Gloves title is left to Henry Bolt and O. L. Howard by James Carl Cantrell ..... and I, Barbara Fitzgerald, will my love of dear old Mans- field High to Joy Watson. Barbara Fitzgerald 1. E. E, F, Ev, if E QQ F, Ei E2 Ei if H5 vs L E, EE 5,2 gf E F 1 B 5 1 Y A 1 X x na. i1,iyIf1: Aki O R S J UNIORS We, the members of the Senior class-to-be, have come to the realization that we shall soon take the place of honor that so many Seniors have experienced before us. The greatest remuneration we have received during this and the preceeding years of preparation has been the anticipation of joy at crossing the threshold into our Senior year. We are looking forward with high hopes for great achievements in another year, which we view as a stepping stone in our lives. With this thought in mind, we would like to pay tribute to the faqultyand to everyone else who has had a part in helping us to reach this important mile- stone in our educational journey. We should like to pay special tribute to our sponsors Mr. R. H. Walker and Mr. W. Pigg for their kindness and patience with us during this year of im- portance, our Junior year. Barbara Lunday C LASS OFFICERS President .......... ..... J ohn Paul Watson Vice-President ..... ..... C arileta Mayfield Secretary ........ ..... S ue Chambers Treasurer ..... ..,.... O la Brinkley Reporter ..... ........ J ane Degenhart Sponsor ..... ..... M r. R. H. Walker HENRY AKIN T QMMY BARRET T HENRY BOLDT CLA D. BRINKLEY RAYMOND BROWN VIR GIE CAR UTHERS SUE CHAMBERS TEMMY CULBERT SON JANE DE GENHAR T GLYN FARRIS GARY FOWLER JACKIE FOWLER - , TRYQY .Q -Q 'I ,zu W Aw J Y . x , '1 I W .1 R wwf 1 1 ' ails? ' r 1-Q Af., 5. , T ,:,: 5 , 1,,, - A ,Mak ff :,g-. 13. - 4, ' ms, K 'a K . 1 . ' - elim I , ' P ' 1 51 1 H 53 ,VL . SH, ' , 3 ,gg , jg CYA. i TOMMY GALLOWAY JIM GREGORY TOMMY HARMON HELEN HARRIS O. L. HOWARD PAUL JOHNSON BOBBY JORDAN BESSIE LEE KEETER DONALD KEPPLE BARBARA LUNDA Y CARILETA MAY FIELD HELEN MILNER BILLIE NET TLES FRANKLIN REEVES EDDIE ROBINSON JOYCE RUTLAND LOYD SAMUEL CURTIS SELMAN KATRINA SMITH RUTH ANN SPRINKLE ELLEN STEWART DELORES THOMPSON JOHN PAUL WATSON JOY ANN WATSON ' :': , Nia. W ,, H, -1 e -' f 52 A A If , A if ' . 1 i t , O. I... WATSON BESSIE WHISENANT BETTIE. WHISENANT THOMAS N. WILLIAMS FRANKIE ANN WILLIAMS GN NOT PICT URED .TIM NQLES J0 ANN BROWN DON MORELAND H YN O O P I-I O M O R 1 Y' O SOPHOMORE S Here are the Sophomores, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one! We are just a group of kids trying to get along in high school by having a lot of fun and passing our subjects so that someday we, too shall be seniors. Our class is a fine one, always ready for anything, fun, mischief, and maybe a little studying. We haven't been in high school long, but we are trying to show our worth and develop our talents so that our class will always be remembered with pride. Ma rtha Anne Camp C LASS OFFICERS President ........... .....Pete Robason Vice-President ..... .... M arcia Wynn Secretary ........ .... K enneth Goode Treasurer ..... .... B illy Howard Reporter ..... ........ B etty Harris Sponsor ..... ..... M rs. Mary Orr l EMMA JEAN ANGEL MARY AGNES BALLWEG MARTHA CAMP CHARLES CHUMNEY CHARLES DANIEL DWA IN FARR KENNE TH GOODE EDWARD GOSNELL BETTY HARRIS EDNA MERLE HENRY BILLY HOWARD JORENE I-IUEY , ,ff--,Tf,-Q17 L. ,. -W ' ,w 4,1 PR .fn 2 S I A S 1, I A Q , J' is W' I an gg . .mgifc . g If W' Aw I 1 is 2 A950 32351 4 I ,..f-fi .,--: fs7:f.Z':f' In ww -gi' ,1 N fr gt gd? -'A' . f ' I ' '- Iam ' ' .L I ' 'S -. 1 1 .... . , ,,1, ,gif ' f42i: .f,55., ' 2. Wifi? ' 'f , 1 1 -' A! - , ii BERTA LEE KRANTZ JACQUELINE LEE ANITA LUNDAY RALPH MOSLEY HOWARD RATCLIFF FRED ROBASGN TOMMY ROGERS BETTY ANN WILLIAMS MARY K. ENGEL DON WILLIAMS BETTY LOU WOMBLE MARCIA ANN WYNN Not pictured, LUIS HARRISON M r 5 N FRESHMEN We, the Freshmen of 1948-49, have enjoyed our first year in high school at Mansfield High. V We hope we will develop into better citizens and leaders as we go through school and then on through life. C LASS OFFIC ERS Virginia Wilson President ............ ......Jarrell Justice Vice-President ...... Secretary ......... Treasurer .... Reporter .... Sponsor ...... .... ...... Morris Ray Doris Jarvis ...Ernest Allcock .Peggy Braswell .Mrs. Sue Nichols ERNEST ALLCOCK PEGGY BRASWELI.. BOB RAY BRATTQN ARLEZTTA CONE DUDLEY CONE GAY FOWLER KAY FOWLERR ALLAN GROCE. MARY GRAVES REX HARRIS LONNIE HARRISON BOBBIE DON HODGES ' ia ' . f- if ,.f, ,,, ,, , 'xf Q., 3 1,,.,f, ,. - ws 'L , , ,S in 41, 4.4 r 'nf ' - 1 w zgaifi 3, A , I , .W um, , 'wtf fb L in W f -If 3 Q s K .3 635 YYOO i T, A Y px K wi - f 2 Fig A 1: .V -, 7 ,W S L-' A V -5, 21 L- , ' 'S 7 1ei1'iL5?'w an ,lgwf 3 f jfs. 8, 14 O if-TO'? 'ST OTO 4 T T ,Mx S. J. HOPKINS BOBBY HOWARD VERNICE IVY DORIS JARVIS JARRELI.. JUSTICE DON LUTTRELL MORRIS RAY SHIRLEY REC ORD MARGIE SCHOTT MARGIE STORIE BETTY TAYLOR ROSSIE TROUT KATHRYN TURNER TOMMY WATSON VIRGINIA WILSON NOT PICT URED, DONALD ROBINSON WO M ww 12, . f 4 1 A , 1 1 fa nf , ,zkzwfffff M 0 ' I Af Q 1 f 1 I 1 . E , Z w E. ' D r E S : - , , . , 1 . 1 re' -A J wM,v 1 1 ww r- 1-'Z l - - -riff, ...- K f CU W 34 . I X X O THE BARE FOOT BOY John Greenleaf Whittier Oh for boyhood's time of June, Crowding years in one brief moon When all things I heard or saw Me, their master, waited for. I was .rich in flowers and trees, Humming-birds and honey-bees, For my sport the squirrel played, Piled the snouted mole his spade, For my taste the blackberry cone Purpled over hedge and stoneg Laughed the brook for my delight Through the day and through the night Whispering at the garden wall, C-' Talked with me from fall to fall, Mine the sand-rimmed pickerel pond Mine the walnut slopes beyond, K Mine, on bending orchard trees, Applies of Hesperidesl Still as my horizon grew, Larger grew my riches toog All the world I saw or knew Seemed a complex Chinese toy, E Fashioned for a barefoot boyl T ease FIRST GRADE Back row, left to right: Miss Ponder fteacherj, James Stone, Joe Wade Randall, Mary Grace Hornell, Billy Cooper, Linda Barber, Johnnie Huggins, Jeanette Freeman, Billy Pigg, Gail Oakley, Jimmie Stewart, Nelda Sue Wilson, Tony Seeton. Front row: Elizabeth Patterson, Philip Houde, Bobbie Jo Kemp, Jerry Crocker, Earlene Long, W. T. Hendrixson, Johnie Charlene Sprinkle, Charles Thomas Redmun, Linda Lucille King, Roger Berry, Nancy Rawdon, Gerald Davis, Alice Faye Thomas. Not in picture: Dale Barbee, Billy Bradford, Odell Eddleton, JudyAnn Schoonover. SECOND' GRADE Back row, left to right: David Duke, Jerry Presley, R. I... Calvert, Earl Ray Cline, Timothy Templin, Mrs. Smith fteacherj, Frankie Milner, Fred Stone, Jimmy Neal, Jimmy Owen. Middle row: Willie Lee Durret, Gloria French, Jimmy Metcalf, Barbara Allcorn, Terry Harmon, Jerry Harmon, Vernon Morales, Rose Mary Calvert, Robert Lee McGuire, Mack Tompson, Margie Mosley, Neal Thomas. Front row: Beverly Turner, Ronnie Hall, Janean Treadway, Harold Coble, Bill Hubbard, Sherry Beth Morrison, Carolyn Long, Wayne Romans, Grace Houde, Jimmy Mahan, Warren Dorsey, Gary Ashcraft. Not in picture: Thomas Curb, Edgar Stepp, Richard Thorton, Jerry Foster. a 0 THIRD GRADE V. Back row, left to right: Sidney Uselton, Robert I-Iolaway,'Lura Lee Cox Patsy D. Rawdon, Curtis Ray Presley, David Allcorn, Danna Vincent, Mrs. Spencer Qteacherl, Bruce Hornell, Glenda Vincent, Diann Prater. Middle row: Dan Harris, Michael Kennedy Jimmie Raines Bobby Bra ue, 1 p g Mary Seeton, Clarence Jr. Kennedy, Marreta Ann Holland, Dale Blackwell, Diane Howell, Joe Lee Seeton, John Galloway, Barbara Ann Pigg. Front row: Johnie Mac Day, Patsy Joan Hudson, Sam Watson, Betty Rogers Brenda Sue Harrison, Clyde King, Helen Louise Mosley, Billy Martin, Cha,rlene Redmon, Kim Orrell, Margaret Lou Nettles. Not in picture: Patsy Harris, Roy Eddings, Charles Ray Schoonover, Charles Lee McMillen, Ila Louise McMillen. ' FOURTH GRADE Back row, left to right: Bobby Gene Dillard, Edna Fay Patterson, Wayne Wilshire, James Johnston, Wesley Seeton, Larry Coble, Kenneth Gorman, Miss Anderson Qteacherj, Eddie Romans, Jimmie Lewis, Betty Sue Beard, Shirley Ann Vass, Richard Farr. Middle row: Sammy Crocker, Steve Fowler, Cliffard Schott, Elmer Whise- nant, Dan Pinyon, Leon Tatum, Linda Gale Galloway, Jerelene Williams, J. W. Davis, Lawrence Templin, Carol Ann Leonard, Nora Presley, Philip Cooper, Donald Mayfield. ' Front row: Yvonne Uselton, Tommy Ray Neal, Sally Agqm Bratton, Bobby Brown, Tiny Ann Long, Pat Smith, Bobbie Ann Dudley, Lois Ruth Hartman, James Allan Oliver, Sylvia Ann Russel, Roger Daly, Dorothy Raye Thomas. Not in picture: Billy Curb, Margaret Ann Grizzle, Margaret Stepp. f 1 f-v bismuth:-fPalHl5aL .4-M 15? fir? J M ,, , 2 w IfV I 7k--, -ww RFJK i W .H M-. Q i i S, ,A .,,,,,i M. 1 V521 :' I , ,Q f ' if,i1fYi ,mi W WL g 3 W4 wr EFT Q9 ... s fig 3 5-1. x -NT,,, X, ,Wg Q? .,liF,' 41 I mWSU? ' 434 114.1 an Q iw W in aiu S 5 K? 5 use, f ,,, 31' Qs, A -HJ. I fs xxx ' ffl' x Q?ff ? ' N.fimw'7'i v , WWW -ad- . FIFTH GRADE Back row, left to right: Alvin Durett, Edwin Banks, Bob Eagan, Burnice Seeton, Mrs. Barber fteacherj, Willard Presley, Kenneth Harris, Frances Paul. Middle row: Marjorie Arber, Margie Noles, Terry Nash, Sue Templin, Lloyd Johnson, Vernon Hornell, 'Barbara Ann Redmon, Hallum Brown, Robert Chambers, Sarah Sue Tompson. Front row: Connie Watson, Ollie Franks, Jessy Moody, David Wilson, Glenda Gale Morrison, Jimmy Milner, Billie Gene Alcock, Henry Ward Thomp- son, Doris Ann Pinyon, Gary Hall. Not in picture: Dorothy Lane, and 'Bobby Ragland. SIXTH GRADE G Back row: Tommy Prater, John Smith, Mrs. Harris fteacherj, Paula Jean Barber, Moura l.ee Rawdon, Loretta Turner, Wanda Harris. Third row: David Wade, James Dillard, Rowena Long, Phyllis Ann Beard, Glenda McMillen, Mary Ann Farr, Norman Mosley, Ralph Rogers. Second row: Barbara Jean Howell, Charles Franklin Cooper, Helen Mar- garet Galloway, Roy Wilshire, June Bratton, Elizabeth Ann Seeton, Morris Franks, Bobbie Joe Parsons, Sandra Sartor, Jimmy Simpkins, Franklin Fowler, Front row: Virginia Pat Eubanks, Charles Ray Seeton, Loyd Wayne Holland, Melvia Jane Ivy, Derwood Wishon, Lynell Bussey, Billy Bowlin, Patsy Ann Kemp, Shirley Seeton, Harold Wayne Turner, Jimmy Ashcraft. Not in picture: David Baker, Don Barbee, and Charles C. Nash. SEVENTH GRADE Back row, left to right: Bettie Mae'Ackerman, Miss Erma Nash fteacherj, Bobby Setton, Herschel Luttrell, Robert Robertson, Donald Jordon, Rayburne Paramore, Tommy Hodges, Donald Bert Williams, Addie Jane Cox. Third YOW: Joleen Day, Erma Hall, Janis Harrison, Marjorie Pressley, Dorothy I.,aGow, Clarice McKinney, Bettie Marie Smith, Dorothy Spears, Bar- bara Ligon, Patsy Chambers. Second row: Eddie Joe Garett, Jerry Seeton, Lee Overbey, Billy Randall, Bobby Farr, Carter Pinyon, Marguerite Eichor, Joyce North, Betty Jane All- corn, Shirley Wilson. Front row: William Carroll Thomas, Janis Justice, Barbara Ellis, Bobby Dorsey, Carol Ann Gilstrap, Suzanne Curry, 'Barbara Ann Perry, Wayne Robin- son, Sue Engel, Jixn Russel, Bobbie Sue Rains, Shirley Mae Johnston. EIGHTH GRADE Back row, left to right: Bill Foster, Argyle Milner, Bobby Jack Pressley, Frances Gorman, Berta Faye Goad, Sue Cooper, Mary Watson, Bobby Paul Cox, Mrs. Lillard fteacherj, Melvin Hill. Third row: Betty Lou Henderson, Wanda Curry, Nancy Pat Sims, Shirley Spears, Janet Mayfield, Betty McMil1en, Janice Mayfield, Joe Buddy Pyles, Clayton Jordan. , Second row: Ned Foster, Margaret Allcock, Doris Jean Nettles, Elizabeth Ann Holland, Patsy Joy Grizzle, Bobby Fred Block, Barbara Harris, Bonnie Jean Gullett, Raymond Sprinkle ,Wayne Coble, Leon Rawdon. Front row: Howard Ray Hill, Phyllis Johnson, Bob Harris, Nan Shirley Cox, Wayne Blue, Royce Overbey, Shirley Sue Watson, Kenneth Martin, Joe Marvin Metcalf, Donald Donnelly. Not in picture: Harold Loyd, Sarah AnnMayfie1d, Jesse Wayne Howard, Joy Faye Hopkins, Kenneth Ray Hopkins, Ernest Foster, Robert Kelly, Wayne Miller, Thoman Bowlin, Marjorie McVea.n. 'O , M, M 11 f fm aw fi wiv W, ah 4 l v s 2 f A Y v 3 L 1 4 ' - x f e L 1 u -, v-4-1' ' if ' if A v o R 1 'r 1 rx O Q af 1 .- . . 1 vi 'F J 1 4 4 1 . P . S VP Q 1 1 , 1, 4 X f 'k . L w L x sf, E F 5 .,, . 5 3' b: 1 FD W. M -. fl i C JANE- SMXTH TQMMY BULXN . 1 n I l ,, LEROY FRICKS JANE DEGENHAR T NANCY PAT SXMS W7 NED FOST E-R LARRY COBLE GLORIA FRENCH A I v 1 'r u C -J 52 E , 5 Wulf? X' 3 IBX ay COLOR: APD N HC?-X FLOWER: Q39 5 O ' 'Y K u. -f-171 3' 64W as lr V Red and white EW Red Rose FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CREED HOMEMAKING ACTIVITIES Sept. Initiation of New Members We are the Future Homemakers of America Installation of Officers We face the future with warm courage Oct. State Fair at Dallas Nov. Shriners Circus at Ft. Worth And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of see Old and precious values For we are the builders of homes Homes for America's future Homes where livnig will be the Extpression of everything that is Good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security And faith will be realities, not dreams king Dec. Jan. Feb. March We are the Future Homemakers of AmericaApr. We face the future with warm courage And high hope. CHAPTER MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS Left to right: Mrs. Huffman, Jane, Mrs. Chambers, Sue, Mrs. Stewart, and Ellen. May June Entertained Future Farmers on Scavenger Hunt Christmas Coronation and Style Show Stock Show and Redeo Valentine Forrnal Future Farmeres entertain Future Homemakers with hay ride and weiner roast Ice Capades Area IV meeting at Galveston and Sherman State Homemaking meeting at Dallas Slumber Party Summer Trip to Austin and San Antonio Club meets regularly twice a month. I-LII 1. N M4 gglx, 5 ht :om ol Restxm i Auslmas of Yukwre. Mvmev'AaLr.r5 LJ O Hu, rwef If OM. mlssons if Wk AL l Ql ? f if-Q , MA VWJP-JCL ' Eula Mae Vasa RP Senlibg Mansgiell School al: 'UML Comm-l os: H1 Q Y Norua, Til-'las ng-u'cu,uZu.v-ef C-Ouigb Q ' .' V , , W ,lv , X, 1 ,., :g,.', ': - ', yn. ,' .wg 5 f ,JM Q E u I ! El T 2 5 gs EZ Ei L 5 E is 5, n E fg 57 x 3 1 E E. K. F E L2 12 E. Fi Q Q Q. ifwgij ,L . stef, 'V 4 'iw fha? My Q-Eazngfg Qi., , . Null' . Q F ' ,-'L Z' LA,- 1:35 ,-'L ' . ,fm yn- 'Fi 42 2? kg v: 12 N Q av Qi ff V aa Q f HQ it? Er: U -'S Q TN Li' Zu , PAQ, I ' Q . is i V Q f 9 ra X x X Xu i My v. 1, :X ,fff L x N , Wx X gf I w :xv A ,, ,xnxx ,,Q f QWNBAB ?al+m0m King Cory Stone! QNX? FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA MOTTO Learning to do, doing to learng Earning to live, living to serve CREED We believe in leadership from ourselves and respect from others We be lieve in our own ability to work efficiently and think clearly with such know ledge as we can secure, our own and the public interest in marketing the product of our toil. We believe we can safe-guard those rights against policies that are unfair. .Timmy Kepple ...... Mack Perry ...... O. I... Howard .... Billy Howard .... O. L. Watson .... Tommy Harmon Donald Camp .... Bobby Jordan .... Ben Barber ..... OFF IC ERS ..............President ....1st Vice-President Znd Vice-President ................Secretary .........Treasurer .............Reporter Parliamentarian .............Sentinne1 ....Advisor 0 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Back row, left to right: Louis Harrison, Kenneth Goode, Tommy Galloway, Eddie Robinson, Fred Robason, Edward Lambert, Edward Gosnell. Third row: Mr. Barber fteacherj, Ernest Allcock, O. L. Howard, Billy Howard, Edlon Luttrell, Bobby Jordan, John Paul Watson, Bobby Howard, Bob Ray Bratton, Tommy Harmon. Second row: Franklin Reeves, Dwain Farr, Don Williams, Leroy Fricks, Jimmy Kepple, Charles Chumney, Tommy Rogers, S. J. Hopkins, Bobby Don Hodges. 1 Front row: Ralph Mosley, Allan Groce, Jarrell Justice, Mack Perry, Morris Ray, Tommy Watson, Dudley Cone, Lonnie Harrison, Rex Harrison, and Howard Ratcliff. C f-0 ..-xv-' 959 0 1 lx ff? NW tx-0' X -1' N XF PEGGY COBLE. FFA Sweetheart LEROY FRICKS Escort JANE DEGENHART F.F.A. Sweetheart JOHN PAUL WATSON Escort 3 X 42 '11 W f Q DQS 294' fi' LJ PEP SQUAD Back row, left to right: Katrina Smith, Joyce Rutland, Shriley Johnston, Sue En le Wanda Curry, Doris Jean Nettles, Mary Watson, Kathryn Turner, Shirley 8 a Record, Margie Shott, Mrs. Nancy Annen, fSponsorl, and Frankie Williamson. ' ' B tt Second row: Carol Ann Gilstrap, Barbara Ellis, Suzanne Curry, June ra on, Maura Lee Rawdon, Elizabeth Setton, Mary Ann Farr, and Virginia Wilson. Third row: Mascots-Margaret Lou Nettles, Sylvia Russel, Patsy Hudson, Gloria French, and Barbara Pigg. Front row: Leaders-Sue C Stewart, and Jane Degenhart. hambers, Marlene Maxwell, Peggy Coble, Ellen HOME NURSING 0 L. ft to ri ht: Barbara Lunday, Joyce Rutland, Marcia Wynn, Ola Br inkely e 8 Frankie Ann Williamson, Mrs. Royce Hart, Mary Anges Ballweg, and Mrs Asper, flnstructorj. PEP SQUAD -. 'Q fit f-.. .-...M,.. , my l ' 4 HOME NURSING .,'f agus is JZ i A .5 S i . eq,-'E y r ANNUAL STAFF Left to right: Barbara Lunday, Junior Representative, James Carl Cantrell, Editor, Mrs. Nichols, QSponsorj, Jarrell Justice, Freshman Representative, Peggy Coble, Business Manager, Leroy Fricks, Sport Editor, Jane Luttrell, Associate Editor, Tommy Bulin, Business Manager, and Carileta Mayfield, Typist. PRESS CLUB Back row, left to right: Donald Kepple, Mr. Walker, fSponsorj, James Carl Cantrell, and Marian Loyd. ' Middle row: Margie Storie, Ola Brinkely, Jane Luttrell, Barbara Lunday, Carileta Mayfield, Peggy Coble, Jane Trout, Martha Camp, and Peggy Braswell. Front row: Katrina Smith, Bessie Whisenant, Jane Degenhart, Marlene Max- well, Ixnogene Selmon, Joyce Rutland, Barbara Fitzgerald, Sue Chambers, and Jane Smith. ANNUAL STAFF PRESS CLUB if V,,, ,, . ,V qlli .. , A 'K 'sh' Z, 1 'ilk V ' F. ik vi- Q ' ff 1 , ,T N ij M , If ' gf Q X' 11, X f ff 4 1 A Ak. if ,, . iliya, r , fx x' xx N-x... EQ, ,,,, . 4 F ,Ei I X! ' Ka xv NJ z 1 'bmi f 5 ff il IS CQ 5 ' X L . I x L I1 Ls. ' 1,5 ul? fi . . 1 Q4 X - 2 1 is .L Soo ,aww my ia X V 'X Rx L1 014- 'Y- X.. I L. g f' X K QW! QL :Q 4 1 1 X m, K, a 'ffm' 1,'jfE K ' A Nil: flfffnf R 1 115' 43 fi '55 Q V . x Sw 'zu ,' lee'- X,, N N5 Us if x WN ,4- l ml E E. E. F ? 4 5 f 3 4 eg x K ,. F. .5 1 Q L E, gi av bi gl gi r ri r f H 1 li Z 5 e af 3 P 0 R 'r rs O FOOTBALL SQUAD Back row, left to right: Mr. Pigg, fcoachj, Donald Kepple, Thomas Gallo- way, Leroy Fricks, Jimmy Kepple, and Wyatt Winslet. Second row: Argyle Milner, Glen Farris, Curtis Selrnon, Donald Camp, Jirnmy Davison, and Johnnie Hubbard. Third row: Bobby Braton, Wayne Coble, Tommy Bulin, Fred Robason, John Paul Watson, Bobby Jordan, and Earnest Allcock. Front row: Jessie Wayne Howard, Don Williams, Ned Foster, Jo Metcalf Clayton Jordan, and Louis Harrison. LINE-UP Back row, left to right: Mr. Pigg, fcoachj, Donald Kepple, Fred Robason I Louis Harrison, and Leroy Fricks. Front row: Earnest Allcock, Thomas Galloway, Donald Camp, John Paul Watson, Johnnie Hubbard, Curtis Selrnan, and Bobby Jordan. 'X M N 1 LI E-UP ua ru Sli' ff , '-' ff' 5 A 'Sf ,, namvd Cami' T2 Guard Kyiv ww s H ar ff Son Cd' Capfam -'l3acJf Domlg Bitch 'ffffl Hublvar-1 dur-f, S , 3oh'?!2':'K,Q Sue, Qhomberg Taikjgmin f2o'?'bull Sw tirbcad' I 3 5 3mnm N5 R dpkg 8054 End jzfl' 'M 3 bn pain :F 7?'!'2f1r?E,f 'fy 31 AW nf WHEN' r 0 Cwqfv I-, Crocs Cdrfulw- Qwlv 1-:Gifs lm hb, Fefe Haba-'SOI7 of Quin! 'S Hack 'sa F '7 'sf fgxgvii exfgcg iw gf, Wfmsle gh im, k .P X, ft BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Back row, left to right: Curtis Selman, Paul Johnson, Jimmy Davison, Henry Bolt, Robert Noles, Eddie Robinson, Fred Robason, John P. Watson, and Bobby Jordan. Front row: Thomas Rogers,Howard Ratcliff, Mac Perry, Mr. Pigg fcoachj, Don Williams, Dwain Farr, and Earnest Allcock. LINE-UP Left to right: Bobby Jordan, Eddie Robinson, John P. Watson, Jimmy Davidson, Paul Johnson, and Mr. Pigg, fcoachj. BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM l L 8 LINE-UP T R.. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORES FOR 1948-49 SEASON Tigers Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Opponent 18 Keller 19 19 Grapevine 20 31 Euless 35 19 Keller 33 29 Grapevine 39 42 Euless 15 NON CONFERENCE GAMES 13 Burleson 49 17 Alvord Z1 21 Lancaster 21 45 Alvord Z3 ZZ Alvarado 24 17 Cedar Hill 14 41 Masonic Home 42 Z7 Masonic Home 39 2.7 Cedar Hill 24 18 Godley Z8 44 Everman 26 Z2 Cedar Hill 12 43 Everman Z8 's B Team played 13 games, winning 11 and losing 2 Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mans field Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mans field Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES , Opp'onents Burleson Ceday Hill Duncanville Cedar Hill Duncanville Venus Keller Venus Joshua Keller Avalon Ferris Foreston Heaths Joshua Cedar Hill Consolidated Nicholson-Jones Granbury Aledo Joshua Godley Venus Rhome Springtown GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Back row, left to right: Mr. Huffman, fCoachj, Betty Lou Womble, Peggy Coble, Jessie Huey, Oneta Caruthers, Joyce Rutland, Betty Williams, and Jane Trout. Front row: Ellen Stewart, Barbara Fitzgerald, Billie Nettles, Marcia Wynn, Helen Milmer, and Lurlene Williams. BASKETBALL LINE-UP Mr. Huffman lCoachJ, Billie Nettles, Lurlene Williams, Marcia Wynn, Betty Womble, Peggy Coble, Jessie Huey, and Jane Trout. Ei fi Ea E E 1 x 1 3 E if E F1 E1 Q1 If 3 I I, :A f . FT I, 1, E. ET F SQ 5, 5, Q: A e E 5 L. Ei E A D xl R 'I I S ll x A f I q f z A 5: A s a 1 a 'f 1 I f f 1 if as if il QT E E, E lg. it E, if 7. 51 S F4 3: 5 R. Q , A 4 94 sf NICOLSON-J ONES K 4 V 4 L 4 I4 i I - fi MOTOR CO. 9 9 if Lincoln 81 Mercury 5: Authorized Dealer 1 G 4 r 4 V 4 1013-17 Henderson Street Nash Airflyte QOn Display! CLYDE BURNS MOTORS Authorized Nash Dealer Q 5: 1100 W. 7th Street T: Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth' Texas A FOREST HILL y CLEANERS HUFFMAN 4 Prompt, Courteous Service Q Curb Service if W rk- 1 ' - 1 th s - Dye 0 AI5Zg1::?1t10nS C 0 e A11 Dresses Hand Finished G. L. McCoy -- Owner 5 fi Phone 5-9026 n 4 A+ ig 5284 Mansfield Hwy. :i t-L 7 ' Yr 24--Hour Wrecker Service Compliments General Auto Repairing if of Paint - Body Works S . zooos .R' ia D . EICHOR CLEANERS 0 e 1' Phone 5-2118 Res. 5-9302 9 Fort Worth Texas Fort Worth, Texas C mp1 1 f ments 2 ALTA VISTA CREAMERY CO. Fort Worth Tex WEBB FARMERS RAY Sz HAMIL C0-OP GIN The Farmers Friend CGMPANY The Newest Drying g, . Cleaning Equipment, For Cotton 1900 E. Vickery Fort Worth, Texas Try Us Once '0'0l0000'0N0'0 -0 06'010' sf: QI SI 5 I I I A Compliments of the 4I 'I I I I I . I, 'I 'I I I I ,I I I 'I 'I I 9 S I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I ,I 5 MANSFIELD NEWS I I 'I I I I I I I I I 'I 'I 4I I I I 'I 'I 'I QI I I I I I 'I 'I I I I I I I I I I I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I Mansfield Texas CLYDE HOLLAND I 'I I 'I I I 'I 'I I I I I 'I I I jr 'I 'I I 'I I ,I 9 if INSURANCE 5 55 A We Carry Good Policies g 1' Office--:Phone 82 Home-- Phone 156 9 if Mansfield Texas M . HAMMETT LUMBER CO. Phone 63 Mansfield Texas MANSFIELD STATE BANK Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mansfield Texas I, .,.i..,....,,,,,..i ,,s,i ,,i, A ,,,,,,AA,,...,,,,il,i,...,, ,l,,...,.,,.l,A A AAA,A, , AAA, AA,,-AAA A -,A-ALAAAYAAAAAAAA--A-AAAYAAAA A A A A 5 9 5 3 I 9 I -'0f 2710? 17101 01 0 -404- -101' -'01 -101' .2010 910 '4 '4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 14 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 '4 , 4 S Y , 1? 4 44 W Compliments Compliments 4' of of O.K. BARBER SHOP G. H. STEWART' S Mansfield Texas 4 Compliments GIN Q of CLEBURNE EQUIPMENT Co. Phone 141 if International Harvester 8: 34 Maytag Dealer L. I. Turner C. L. Coco Mansfield T as 44 Phone 576 ig 300 E. Chambers St. Cleburne, Texas Compliments Compliments of of WRIGHTS WHITEDS f DRY GOODS DEPT. SANATDRIUM Mansfield Texas Mansfield Texas Compliments Compliments of of it MEDWELLS HAWELVS DRY GOODS DEPT. LADIES DEPT. STORE Mansfield Texas Cleburne . Texas 01 ROY PUTMAN J. W. UACKJ AUTO WORKS CHAPMAN 155 Wrecks Rebuilt Automoblles 1' New 8: Used Phone 3-4775 Phone 3-4097 Or 3-5665 p Q We Lancaster A Colnbat Veteran 5 Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas I LOUIS RICHTER BYRUN I I 'I 1 I SERVICE STATION 5 Complete Line Of Service Station I Accessories jf We Give S 81 H Green Stamps I, Mansfield Hwy. 8: Wichita Street 5 I Phone 5-9096 6 5? ., Il Road Service I Compliments A' of 'I I I I RADIO SERVICE 5 Authorized Philco Service Expert Services 55 Pens For A11 Radios 55 6 . Record Players ff 5 can 5-7130 Or 5-1 if 355 3: 1403 S. Riverside Dr ' Fort Worth, Texas . gg I 9 I 5 ll WICHITA CAFE 5 Wayne 81 Dot Dailley - Owner 5300 Mansfield Hwy. 5 lf I I 5 I 'I M 'I I I I 'I -0v'0l04l020u0- W WWW--wrvwn I I I 'I I -I I I I ,I c0u' g0I-0,,0,Y 0,7 rem Y Y anYY,Av0.TAvA:in::YA::::::::vr w 352 535 ' ROBINSON'S ROLLER RINK 53 SI QQ 712 W. Daggett 4 Fort Worth, Texas 5 is open Nightly 7:30 - 10:30 We Arrange Private Parties 9 I '5 Phone 2-6186 Or 9-7533 6 LEO CLEVELAND SALES CO. Distributor Tom's Toasted Peanuts Tom's Peanut Butter Sandwiches Sz Tom's Candies Phone 2-6441 - 2836 Bledsoe St. Fort Worth, Texas '09 4, 'I jI I 4 4, I 4 4, I I 4, I I 4I gl I I 4. I 4 I 'I I 4I 'I 4. I 'I 4 I I I 4 4, I I I 4 I 'I 4 I I 4I I 4 4I I 'I 'I I I 4 I 4, 'I I 4. 4. I I I jI 12 I I I 4 I I I 'I 'I jI I 4. 4, I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I jI 4I 4. I I 4, I I I 4 I 4 'I fr 4I 4. I 'I I 4. I I 'I jI I 4 4, I 4 4I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I jI I 4 I 4 4. 'I 'I 4 4, 4. 4. 4, I I 4. 'I 4 'I 1, I 3 41.01 I 4 4I I 4 401' 2 -101 '-0100110104 4, 4. 4, 4, I 4 4. 4. 4I Il I I I I il 4. 4. I I I 'I I 4. 4 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 4 4. 4. 4, 4, 4, 'I 'I I 4I i 4. 1040 I 'I 'I I 4I 'I 1 JERRY'S CAFE 8z RECREATION CLUB Owned 8: Operated :I By 4 jerry 8: Cleo 9 Phone 5-9010 HORACE E. STEWARTi Consignee -- The Texas Co. 4. 4. 4I 4, I 4 4I I I 4I I01710 I 4 4. 'I 4 I 4 4 I 4 I 4 4I 4I I 'I I I I 4. I I 4I 4I I 'I 4 4. I -S-0 'I I 4I 4I I 4, I 4 I E Mansfield HWY- Texaco Products H Compliments Sewing 5 of Mansfield -- Mid1OthiaI1 WM. R0Y ANDERSON Alvarado -- Venus LAWYER Phone 89 - 92 5 Venus, Texas , Cleburne Texas I 4 I I I t I 3 2 2 -'01' -101902 '0Y0'0 -'-00' -'01 -105' CLED THOMPSON Watch 8: Clock Repairing Jewelry - Gifts 206 West First- Phone 2-9713 Near Leonard Over Pass Compliments 9 of fr MISSION ORANGE Phone 2-1747 2928 W. Lancaster Fort Worth, Texas Compliments ABERNATHY 8a BACON Phone 5-9046 4932 Mansfield Hwy. 1: Headquarters For GROCERIES-MEATS-PAINTS-HARDWARE Congratulations Seniors McDONALD HATCHERIES Phone 4-1119 2830 Evans Ave. Fort Worth, Texas -101- 4011051061 1010160 '0f '0 01 '01' '-0161 1010 Fa-ano- .L..----.---..,..,,H-...-...-,..,-..,-.,,,l.,,U,M MA, U7 A Y 5 9 5, 1 -A---------A----- A -A--- A ----- - -A - ---A-- A, -A---- ,-.A.-,Af.A.-,-,aa-.... 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Ramsey, Representative 1 2105 McKinney Avenue 4 V 'V 4 V 4 V '4 '4 Dallas, Texas Compliments of MRS. DALTON'S BEST MAID FOOD PRODUCTS MRS. DALTON'S MAYONNAISE COMPANY 1400 South Riverside Fort Worth Texas ,V V 4 V 'V 4 V 4 44 Superior Workmanship Fast Service On All Kinds Of fi Cleaning gl Pressing if MANSFIELD 4 'I 'C '1 CLEANERS 'C 'V lr AV 4 4 'C 'V 'V 'V 4 V 4 14 'l A4 V 4 V 'V 'V 4 V 4 V John Hill, Owner V -0 01'-0K0M0- Ladies And Children's Ready-To-Wear Prima Donna Dresses Dry Goods Kz Shoes Men's And Boy's Wear Gifts For All Occasions We Give S Sz H Green Stamps Your Friendly Place To Trade Compliments p Compliments of of ,, CURRY'S THEATER CAFE GROCERY 8z MARKET Mansfield Texas Mansfield' Texas Compgments Complaments WYNN Sz CABANISS ANHERTS GROCERY, MARKET 8z LOCKER SERVICE Phone 55 Mansfield Texas GRGCERY sz MARKET? Mansfield Texas 5c BOTELER'S 35.00 The House Of Variety Merchandise Dry Goods:--Gifts--Toys School Supplies Congratulations Seniors MR. Sz MRS. 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I-3 E11 E111 N G 'J-1 E H S2 B sv m E. 2 rn S3 cn D-4 Q- H co N sv rn 'U 23 O I3 CD OO CD 9 P s g E Sf 5 CD S D-' sp.. P-3 CD N S19 U1 'U 'D' O D CD rb- CD S L g . Q D1 -'fi F js 2 as vo. v-3 CD N SD U2 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE ii Home Owned And Operated By BARREL HEAD ii ' STORE ii Owned Sz Operated By Mansfield Trading Corporation All Kinds Of Plumbing Supplies Er New 81 Used Furniture T' Butane 81 Gas 1. Phone 30 A Mansfield, Texas Plumbing C0ntT'aCt01' ii Mansfield, Texas Phone 99 if 4 ,.,.,.,4,.,.,4,454,4,-,4,-,4,4,-,-,4,4,4,4,4.4.4,-,4.-.4.-.4.-,-.4,4,-.-.-.47-J4-4-4-4-4-44-44--.Af444-4-4-4--4-4-4-44---4-4--.-A4-4-4-4--4-4-4-4--A4-4-4-4-f4-4.-4:.-4-4-4-4-.-4-.MMM 04.4.4 .4,4v-,tN,4.AN. NVV.,-,,,,,,D Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Seniors Of Mansfield if High School Of 1949 is 9 55. THOS. CBUDJ WEST 5 5 State Registered Plant Breeder li 4 I 4 I I' I' I X 5 gg OUR MCTTO SE I 4 I 4 5 FE PLANT WEST'S AND YoU PLANT 9 fi ,. 9 QE EQ H if THE BEST if Q , 'I I 4g 4, 4 4 , I 4 4 . A, 44 ' 4 I 4 . 9 In Field seeds Of All xmas 55 , it 6 STATE CERTIFIED CORN at COTTON SEED ' S BLUE TAG GRAIN SORGHUMS OF ALL KINDS 5 5 ALSO PASTURE GRASSES WEST SEED oo. 5 Q jf Britton, Texas ig Phone - IVF2 Box - 62 5 9, ,1 ,1 1? ,1 1 1 '1 ,1 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 it soon YEAH 2 11 fcoonivnn ' 3 N115 .1 1 3 9 4th 81 Burnett St. Phone 3-1201 2 EE Fort Worth, Texas 2 . fs 1 5 S 1 is 9 25 Congratulations WOLF 85 KLAR E ,E Class of 49 ' 5 From 52 Years in Fort Worth ' 3 ' Qi 1503-11 Main st. Q . Fort Worth, Texas 5 FUN Worth, Texas jewelry Sporting Goods 2 1 A 5 9 Congratulations Seniors gg FIRESTONE STORES 15 5 Q Downtown Stores J T Motor Trucks if Everything for the car 81 home 5 31 Tires, Batteries, Radios, 3 ' fi Deep Freezers parts - - - - - Service 3 Q gg Refrigerators, Etc. Q 5 Tractor Tires on Long ' 5 2 We Appreciate Your Business ? '1 1 1 1 41 1 1 1 1 15 C. W. Derrnere ' Mgr. Phone 3-9518 ir 2nd Throckmorton ' Fort Worth, Texas HARVESTER 934 North Main Fort Worth, Texas 4 ff-7 40 Compliments ig 4 KMULFNS 4 4 35 GOLDSTEIN BROS. 4 . Credit IeWe1eI'S Department Stores 3 V Champions in values 4 ii 104 - 106 Houston St. if ir Ph 3-1495 . 35 - cornelqnfiih 8z Main 1408-10 N: Maw Q 5 Fort Worth, Texas Ask for K. Wolen s Gold Stamps 5 3 FULLER'S w r 4 1 4 3 Women's Apparel Shop Always Fresh Telephone 3-0435 At Your Grocery :V 1301 Pennsylvania Ave. 21 North Main 6 Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas 4 '4 A 4 ., 5 'P . , ,- E 5 -. 4 . 4 4: , . :L -1 4' 44 ' 1' 1 P 1' Congratulations 5 ii 3 4 r I S '. K K 'r 4. RAY CROWDER 9 QL FUNERAL HOME 53? . V The Perfect'Tribute 5 Fort Worth, Texas 5 4 5 4 V . 1, 1, 4' 4' FOSTER MOTOR Co. it ' I lr ln M I, I' .' 4' 4' wk 'X ' .' 4g 9 YE ir NEW at USED CARS g I, 1, lr V ALWAYS A LARGE SELECTION L' 1114 W. 7th Street ---- Phone 3-7329 5 Fort Worth, Texas 5 DALIO'S INDIAN SALES is S ' 'L 4 4: I' ' lr E: Y jf 4. ga 9 I' rr EE et 'Q lg ' fir. K, . ii ' W , ' IQ S - 7 ' YI lr . riff ' ' ' XE! , Wor1d's Finest Motorcycle 9 Phone 2-7538 1509 E. Lancaster Q Fort Worth, Texas Hwy. 80 Qt 14 44 , 4 4' 4' . 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I4 4 '4 14 4 4. 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 11 4 4 44 E 4 4 4 I4 4 4 '4 '4 '4 4 4 4 4 ln S 14 14 '4 4 '4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 3 A' 'A' ' 'A'A'A' '-'A'4'A'-'-'A'A'-' A'A'A -'A'x A'A'A'-'-'A'A'- N M A'A'A A A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A 'A'A'A'x'A'A'A'-'N W A 'A'A'A'A'-'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'-'-'A N A' 'A'A'A'A'A' A 'A 'x x - -'-'A'A'A'A'A'-'A'-'-'-'A'A'A'-'-'A'-'A'AvA'A'A'A'A'A'A A Nfl 5 4 . ' 4 Compliments 1 ' of 31 - 1 3 1 9 . . ' JNO. 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