Moody High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Moody, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1955 volume:

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M41 MFGINNES .SP S39 FCJRE WORD TO THE CLASSES OF 1955 The 1955 Bearcat comes to bring an eventful and memorable past school year back to 11fe As each students turns a page tt IS the tradmon that the Bearcat serve you as a permanent collection of words and plctures of another year that has come and gone It rs the staff's wlsh that you regard thrs scrapbook of memones hlghly and value rt rn the future years Drkpper XE ' . . . . ' 'I S me A I Q xx. XV, Q , n p 1 ' Ng , CONTENTS CLASSES xl ,mnswoo QRsONw 59 'aiixxjfg 776' SEPTEMBER M.T.W.T. FS 1 2 3 4 6 7 e 9 IO II I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 20 2I 22 23 24 25 27 28 2930 A BC GIG ANIZ ATIONS QS evo? MAY z 3 4 5,46 1 evo u raaau !GI7I8l920ZI zauzszezvze aoau 3 S. M,T. W.T. F, S. 77 DEDICA TION Q fi Mrs Raymond Chaney enloying her grandchlldren, Rlcky and Jeanme MRS RAYMOND CHANEY Our tnbute goes to you for makmg teachmg a servxce to mankmd To you teachlng IS endunng work and the hearts and ambltlons of your mpresslonable youngsters are glven the needed guldance Moody thanks you, Mrs Chaney for the falth you have ln 1ts chlldren because of you this IS a better place to hve 1 - , X ' 5 -5-5 'A ' 0 N, ,E -445,4 94 Gia- -0' if 1 ,,..J Hlgh on flelds of battle Waves Green and Gold Bearcats are champxons Bravely Hghtmg on To gam a vlctory High on fields of battle Moody IS bestl We'1l all fight together For M H S I itil' 1533 iv! TRADITIONALLY every Freshman enters high school with an excitement in his heart and an ache in his throat, Yet here, each one has met this transition bravely. Quickly they are swept into the social and academic life asif they were old hands, Strangers do not remain strangers on our campus, A W IT is in evidence everywhere at our school: new enthusiasm for classes, sports, newspaper, and annual, The old long bob has been replaced by the short feathery lookg the crewcut is popular for boys. is the poignant memory of a familiar scene, alasting friendship madeg the good things learned: the playingg laughingg and crying together, that has all resulted in an M.H.S. fradifion sepfember . . . sfudenfs eagerly hail their return fo school YOUR FIRST WEEK in school IS always confus mg Faces happyfaces ahve faces tense perhaps excxted certainly senous also at the rlght umes yet ahve and expectant as we strlve for truth un derstandmg and happl UCSS PERPLEXING SCHEDULING PROBLEMS are solved by Mr Durrett for Mary Ellen and Edna I 4: s A 'Q ,.-.J 7pm BRIGHT EYED, HAPPY AND CONFIDENT, boys enrolled tn Mr Stearman s Ag Class october . . . spooks and goblins football and pep squad OCTOBER ME ANS FOOT BALL and football rs a Moody I-hgh specralty Your Job dunng football season IS suppomng your team wlth everythmg from yells to cowbells Pep rallies football tnps and marchmg add up to make the football season an unforgettable experience PEP SQUAD BOOSTS the Bearcats m a half mme per formance rn game agamst Lorena A BEARCAT BLOCKS HORNET 1n 29 B trtle game agalnst Waoo State Home ..- . . l I . ...i..-ve . I S . 1 O .1 Q . f, u ' rn , ,, , 1 x 9 4 c ', 1 . ' I .,r , . , A ' . . . - O november . . . homecoming and queens turkey and parties ALL SMILES, runner up Annette Morris and Queen Tommle Allen dunng Homecommg halftlme CROWNING EVENT was the Homecommg game aga1nstM1dway Crowmng of Queen and Beau recepuon 1n Gym token of appreclauon from the commumty or Coach Damon and the Home commg Rally were the hlgh llghts of the evening Novem A THRILL PACKED CROWD attends Homecoming festlvlties ALL DECKED OUT for Thanks grvlng was Mrs Culpeppersroom with a turkey made from real feathers ber was an actron packed month wlth Class pames and Thanksgwlng holrdays VN . . ' . . ' f . .. . . . . . I . . . N K . . r, yi. xp' N ' 2 . I' - r,,a . . D D lb' 'A ' v c -rp -:Em I q , J . ': , Q! f,l,-11 Ex: fr 1 ff - , . 3 ' - v , o o 1 . december skrfs and frees games and hohdays CHRISTMAS MEANS HOLIDAYS And how welcome they arel School has been fun lot of fun for qutte a spell but ll s tlrne to start the mad rush of Chrrstmas shoppmg A HOWLING GOOD SUCCESS was the presentatlon of The Horse Radlsh Hlcks by the Seniors A GAILY DECORATED Chl'lStl'Il3S AND A GOOD TIME IS HAD BY tree gets plenty of attentlon from ALL at the Fun Hour sponsored by Mary Jean and Peggy F H A Chapter O C O O I . . . 1 ---- a . . , . -- : and the round of parties, ' ll . . ,, . I I O l I january 5 v Q REFEREEING IS NOT SO SIMPLE as Johnny soon dlscovers BASKETBALL occuples the spotllght IH January fshared wrth fmalsj Moody grrls came rn for 1 close second and kept a very good lookmg trophy Patty Hatter an Frances Garmon made the All Tournament glrls team and Johnny Newman made the All Tournament team for the boys Back to fmals twenty four made the flrst semester Honor Roll and thlrty frve made the sur weeks Honor Roll N PUTTING IT ON THE LINE. girls JUST A WEARYIN' for a good grade, help Mrs. Brumbalow with con- students cram for finals, cessions. february FUN FESTIVAL isafun packed thrill packed amazing night of activities which includes all twelve grades Ath letics and a resignation came to the fore during February as the basketball team flnished its season and track and baseball entered the spotlight Coach Damon re signed and Mr Durrett took over hm Job hearts and fun feshval football jackets and a new coach of coaching After waiting an eternity the boys finally received their football Jackets ELATED BOYS CAREFULLY examine new football Jackets and decide they were worth waiting for EXCITED COACH is given tokens of appre- ciation from football team and classes. march . . . warm breezes and spring fever . . MARCH CAME IN LIKE A LION with its high winds ACTIVITIES GALORE. . . blew in with the March wind and students began sensing the coming of spring Seniors were rehearsing their play while the Juniors were planning the banquet and spring fever had become an epidemic 'Mk Psi? I d'kN LAZY DAYS and sultry heat make even the most adept scholars leave their books april . . . showers and sun senior ploy and term themes IN THE SPRING, , ,young folks' fancies lightly turned to thoughts of term papers Semor play Iumor Semor Banquet and such pleasures Sprtng and Its soclal sea son began In a brg way durmg Aprrl not to stop untI1 school was out MAKE UP MADNESS wtth everyone trylng to get Into the act We don't want to be late for the curtam LIKE WE SAID U1 the SPHHS YOUHS LOLLIGAGGING OR LOOKING INTELLIGENT folks fancies Um to thoughts hbrary IS the place to go for Informatron on te rm themes may mor fnp and bearcaf fmals and graduahon EAGER STUDENTS blossom out in summer clothes and formals in May along with Annual Day The long awaited Bearcat you write in my annual? Now that flnals are over the students are hurriedly making plans for the summer AS FOR FUTURE PLANS whatever they may be Moody High s training will help you HOPELESS ISN'T THE WORD for the countless loading headaches as the Seniors board bus for trip I O O se ' ' A 4 1 1 ' , . comes back and the familiar question is Wi1l lk . A l . , . . . SEPT EMBER 234 6789 4 9 02122232 76 27 28 29 30 k sun! Mon? mei WEDHLTHUISL F1214 SA , 1 w + + + + + + YW 5 I0 ll P + + + + + + I ,fl2 I3 I IS I6 I7 I8 if + + 2+ + + + fl fZ f 4 25 i1 + + + +2 + + These three Mr W R, Durrett, Mr B B Parham and Mr R,L, Chaney, are the able admrnrstrators of our school, Under theu gurdrng hand, Moody school has advanced durrng the last three years to nts present standmg The school 1S sound inanclally new courses have been added to the curriculum new burldrngs have been constructed and a wrrtten school pohcy has been made under the approval of the board admrmstratron and faculty Hello Moody Hrgh School Yes Ill get hrm Mrs B B Parham the school secretary rs helpful frlendly, and courteous What drd we do wrthout her? P J . '1 : I I C . ' . I I ' . . , . . . . . . . . . 9 9 n I 9 . o 9 A v - n I Q a Q Q D . 0 I 0 1' . ,- MOODY SCHOOL PROGRESSES HE SCHOOL BOARD IN EVERY COMMUNITY there are some men who do not hesrtate to gwe theu trme, loyalty, and leadershlp to the school, For the past few years, these men have led Moody School to greater heights A student now can go to worthwhile employment or to an accredited college The publrc schools are due to expand, and each cmzen feels that the present rnterested school board will be ready for new responslbrlrtres The board is compnsed of Donald Allman, Raymond Schuette, Wallace Burdett, Presrdent Paul Alexander, L B Welch, Secretary and T I Morris Mr G C Smrthrs not prctured THE AIM OF EVERY P T A organizatron rs to promote fellowshrp and greater under standrng between school, home, and commumty The programs are grven by classes and speakers Busrness is conducted by the officers and muslc IS under the drrectron of Mrs G H Hundley and Mrss Ulah Cornforth The oflicers are Mrs M H, McGrnnes, Parlramentanan Mrs Donald Aycock President Mrs Walter Haas, Secretary, Mrs Carl Hargood Vice President and Mrs John Lawson, Treasurer PTA Fishmg and huntmg are MR, EMMETT BRUMBALOW 'S hob bles and he spends much mme dnvmg buses takmg nckets, and attendmg meetmgs He teaches science and co sponsors the Semor Class Coachmg Moody s teams, teachlng hlstory, and tendmg Clndy, the baby, take up MR, JAMES DAMON S hmited tlme His Bearcat team this year is outstandmg and M H S wishes h1m the best of luck Busy! Busy! Busy! Thxs descrlbes MRS LAYTON GARNER wmth F H A and her many hobbles include sewing craft work, and flower gardening She IS oo sponsor of the Semor Class Few are as interested in musrc, buslness, and just the people around them as MISS ANNELLE MCHARGUE She lS always smging, hummmg, and whlst Img Always lookmg for some thing new and excmng, she IS leader of the Choral Club From Texas A 8cM comes MR, HORACE STEARMAN senously nterested ln farming, carpen try and lwestock Interested m all students with speclal emphasls on the Sophomore whlch he co sponsors What does he do w1th hrs 16181116 t1me'7 Watch htm chase Dempsey h1s pnde and Joy When we thmk of personality and fnendlmess It brmgs to mind MRS M H MCGINNES Dnve by her home after school, she will give you a fnendly smile and wave hello, Flower gardemng rs a must wlth her and lf you want to see her at school, stop by the English Department. 9.9- . . . . . ' 0 1 . . . h ,X , , . fs a ' n, C 5 C I I :QQ ' . ,A X, z 0 ' 'K her homemaking classes, ' . . .: ' ' A, ' . l ' I . . . . . . . . 1.. Patience has long been a virtue of MRS, R,L, CHANEY, A11 children love to start to school to learn to read from her charts and enyoy the many games she knows So every day becomes an adventure rn Grade One Here's a teacher who dnves nrne mules over a rocky road rn Coryell County about five times a day and acts as 1f1t's a mrle drwe Her Dodge rs shared with three chrldren and a husband MRS CULPEPPER'S famlly and teachrng school take most of her mme MRS LINDA BARKER ts that second grade teacher who Ends all of her trme taken up wrth her home hfe and teaching Rhythms rs a favonte actlvlty for her class Cookrng for Mr Barker comes second To step lnto a clear, cheerful atmosphere IS to walk lnto MISS ULLAH CORNFORTH'S room There we see her hobby exemplrfied books contammg SPCCIHI ch1ldren's stones By the way, have you notrced her pretty red han Commg up the walk we see MISS ALLENE WALKER, who 18 neatly dressed and wellgroomed She seems to await wrth eager ness the teachlng day From appearance we gather her hob by 15 gay colors and brrght accessories Sprlngtrme brings to mmd MRS VERNA CHILDRESS Green plants grow abundantly in her room and provlde a pleasant atmosphere for her students She is always helpful and kind From M H B , MRS BILLIE ALLEN comes to teach third grade She is a new teacher, new wrfe, and we wish her much success ln both careers She likes to paint chma plates MRS FOMAN can be seen every day in the fifth grade domg her share of teaching ln the elementary grades Smce thls is her flrst year we would like to extend a hearty wel come Crafts, sctence, and teaching are MISS MARGARET MUNZ S hobbies She IS never too busy to help a student wlth hrs work, A gay laugh is her trademark, and she rs a pal as well as a teacher Costume Jewlry, pretty clothes and new fnendshxps make up TON'S busy life Known as a OOUSCICHIIOUS teacher who has every pupll s mterest at heart Chewmg gum rs her pet peeve Clean cut and fnendly descnbes MR GEORGE BARKER, who teaches eighth grade and coaches Boy s Iumor High basketball He lS an av1d sports fan, loves eat Lng and fishmg ther people dislike and leave Always doing the thmgs that J mdone, MRS NORA HUND wlth her mustc, ts one of .EY vIoody's greatest assets, at chool, at church, and among 1 er many fnends of' I I I I win M . ' 'x . ' - 5 ' Q LQ? ' I n I ' pert Miss LOUISE ALLBRIT- . , . , . 11-1-in-an-ui .iii-1 V CCTGBEK 45678 18102 ZIZZ X Z5 Z6 27 28729130 P SUNHL maui wel wfairnuei FRIHL I Z - + + + + + 4 3 9 A + + + + + + IO lI,IZ I3 I4 IS I6 F + + + TL P f+ I 7l ,f V ,rn of fl !: 315 f f I f f ,'v- -I 9 A J B SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Histonan Sam Evetrs Secretary Johnny Newman Presrdent James Garrett Sergeant at Arms Bob Standndge Treasurer Johnny Lasater V1cePres1 dent Nelson Gabbert Parhamentanan E A Culpepper Reporter Donald Drckenson AS THE YEARS come and go the semors will remember thls year as one w1th many Joy fllled moments Two of the hrghlrghts of the year were the semor play and the pubhshrng of the BEARCAT The semors have worked hard to make thrs a successful year but wlthout the help of our sponsors success would have been rmposslble. Senior Sponsors: MRS, GARNER MR, BRUMBALOW I,,.r f 11 fi 04-I TOMMIE ALLEN a lwely addmon M H S outstandtng personalrty cheerleader rn FHA and annual Co Edrtor of Green and Gold newspaper a fnend to everyone JANE BARBAY an ardent worker office gul, Spamsh enthusrast and lrbranan easy to know and hke pep squad drummer and loves sports her popularlty rs well deserved BILLY BOB BRUMBALOW a transfer we proud of speclal talent rn newspaper work couldn't hve wrthout musrc and makes a plano talk Spamsh Club member favonte sport IS basketball, DONALD BRUMBLE hrs hlgh spmts are never dampened by trouble works con sclennously at class proyects in Spamsh Club and Press Club loves frshlng and huntlng ANN COKER generous wlth her smrles vaned capabxlities and interests pep squad class favonte FHA and Press Club a grrl who makes the most of her many talents MARLENE COMER an outstandmg person is always a source of rnspuanon rntelhgent mlnd trreless scholar ana worker on the Bearcat and the Green and Gold class favorite E A CULPEPPER comes to Moody from Oglesby and brought wrth htm an urestrble good humor enthuslasm for uack and baseball tackle on Bearcat team hkes hard physlcal work IO ANN CULPEPPER a warm smile and a fnendly hello are two characterisncs of thls girl a transfer from Oglesby for whom we are proud class favorite busmess manager of Bearcat. HALLIE ANN DENNY sets her srghts htgh and stnves to reach her goal Edrtor Bearcat cheerleader pleasant manners and her popularlty 1s easy to under stand DONALD DICKENSON an abundance of knowledge of how to get along rn the world class officer sense of humor takes teaslng happy go lucky foot ba a fnendly person to know CHRISTELL DOWELL the ktnd of person one knows w1ll do the rrght thlng tn FHA llbrary Press Club basketball volleyball and baseball Chnstell w11l always have many friends ROSE DURRETT the gul wrth an abun dance of good qualities excellent majorette office gtrl active rn FHA, manager respected and admrred by all DOLORES EAKIN dark and part descnbe Dolores vttally rnterested tn the Green and Gold a farthful member of FHA Pep Squad Choral Club pleasrng personalrty SAM EVETTS fnendhness and fun are Sam's trademarks loves football and fast cars pole vault star FFA beheves tn mtxrng fun with work he sticks to what he says BARBARA FLETCHER courteous and w1l1 rng to work are both part of thrs gul s character Pep Squad snare drummer newspaper Choral Club a conscrentious worker and pretty, too NELSON GABBERT lrterally a brg man around M H S football co CSPIBID enthusiast for sports of all ktnds Bearcat sports edrtor the better you know him the better you like htm . un . of ll ---- ' . ----typist on 'Bearcat'----basketball . . . , JAMES GARRETT President of Sentor Class qulck mtnd deserves every honor he recetved Ed1tor of Bearcat scholastrcally tops TV enthustast respected by student body and faculty LILLIE GIPE a radtant smile and charm mg personality well ltked around M H S bass drummer in Pep Squad and a wonderful smger that everyone enjoys WANDA GOODE wrt and sparkle match vrm and verve her endeavor to work on newspaper ln FHA, IS made IHICICSI mg by her charm Other activities include 55 twuler and volleyball, JOANNE HATTER to be rich ln mustcal talent is to be blessed FHA Squad music and Choral Club cheer leader a girl admired by all for her gentrhty JOHNNY LASATER gemal friendly and tntelhgent an artlst free with hrs talent Choral Club Spanrsh Club lively personality clothed in a quiet body AUDREY LIGHTFOOT never a frown on her face Pep Squad member office worker FHA, never too busy to help on the newspaper has learned that worry doesn't pay BENNY MCNIEL quiet, hard working Benny dlligent never gives up Choral Club member Spanlsh Club loves music and drawing a person you know wrll do the nght thmg JOHNNY NEWMAN an outstandmg athlete FFA Pres1dent class officer voted Mr Populanty by the student body ---- fast on the gndtron and quick wrth a Smlle, M5 -nf L. gl 41 i BILLY GENE REED a httle gnn to pass the trme away loves sports such as football track basketball base ba quiet and unassuming FFA always whisthng ERNESTENE ROBINSON abrhty and wlll to work are both a part of thrs gul s character generous at school and church wrrn ner musrcal talent vaned rnterests Bearcat photographer REBA ROBINSON a big heart for little people Spamsh Club a dependable hbranan Pep Squad newspaper staff farthful and loy al, BARTLEY SPEARS came to Moody from Thorndale main goal is graduation quiet loves motorcycles a book could be filled with hrs dry remarks good drsposrtion BOB STANDRIDGE marked by a warm laugh and a ready smlle football enjoys life to the fullest and be lieves rn mixing fun wlth hrs work ALFRED WIEDEMAN a boy with a purpose a good hearted fellow who fights hard at anything he tackles football IS hls work and hobby Spamsh Club baseball, and track never afraid of work ALMA JANE YATES marked by vlvaclty and a quick sense of humor twirler business manager of the Bearcat dependable office worker for her the ll ---- ---- ---- ----worth cultivating her friendship--H FFA, ---- ' - SENIOR ACTIVITIES Seniors decorate goal posts for Lorena Billy Bob and staff shown mth fu-gt copy game of Green and Gold Johnny Lasater smkes an idle pose while waiting for Favorite pictures to be made Putting finishing touches on the Chic Sale are Nelson and Ernestene School Spirit runs high as Bob and Barbara and Andrey show school spirit Alfred settle an argument. in helping Seniors raise money. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Girls try to look digmbfied du,-mg fim Semors start on a mp to get ads alter week as Sembgrg carefully workrng out the details Senior officers relax for Mr Thompson, the Taylor Representative An mformal Spanish conversanon A class trying to get acquaintedron a hot Pgegems gxchanggd at Christmas party sultry day NDVEMBE 89 R 3456 IHBMEE 29 30 +1 +1+++Z+1W 1HUw1SA 7+ + +lO++lI++I2+l3 14+ 15+ 16+ 17+ 18+ I9++20 2+ ,1 , 1 Z7 281 T W + +f + Q1 IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sergeant at Arms Danny Chapin Treasurer Annette Morris President Bobby Sims Vice President Kay Talley Secretary Donnie Porter Parlia mentanan Jerry Brentham Reporter Shirley Cowan IN SEPTEMBER a new group Joyfully moved into the rank of Junior to find it self facing one of the biggest problems it had ever faced as a group--the Job of raising enough money to finance a Junior- Senior banquet. They have sold chances on blankets, had a talent show, and for the first time in Moody School, the Junior Class sponsored a Fun Festival, This included talent from every grade in school--first through twelfth. They found this job exceedingly difficult, but through diligent work they have attained their goal--a wonderful banquet, Junior Sponsors: Miss Mel-largue Mr, Damon JUNIORS IU' 7 'Q 44 ...r ng Vi 1:7 '7 .i .p -4 2 1-our 'R X I I 0 I' KENNETH AYCOCK HENRY BOSTICK JERRY BRENTHAM DARLENE BURGESS JOY CE BURTON BETTY CAGLE DANNY CHAHN CLAYTON COKER ROGENE CONNALLY SHIRLEY COWAN YARBROUGH DOW ELL PAT FARRAR IUANITA GOODWIN CHARLES HAAS EDNA HAMRICK JUNIORS W NORMA HOLDER at ARTHUR JOHNSON ff-'Q BETTY LOU JOHNSON ERNEST KELLY DOLORES LASLY Q? 'fi J' I? 'Q' CARLENE MCDONALD ANNETTE MGZRIS E DONNIE PORTER BOB SIMS K AY TALLEY Not pictured DOLORES TWITTY Girls featuring nevgr for motilers' approgral, 4 JUNIOR ACTIVITIES J f- F H A Installs officers at impressive Ag boys behave work pays high dm candlelight service Kay Talley is the deflds President, Eager Juniors order Class Rings from Balfour Representatwes These Iumors are planmng for the future Football players enjoy Moody s hospi Kenneth Aycock has a chance for a tality after a game. S2500 scholarship with this Jersey helfer, Pet. w I ,-, . ' '- O 0 0 . 0 4 4 H A ' v U r I M I K , ' I I 1 . I L I . . - JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Squaw dresses and short bobs are popular Students love a good assembly program wlth all the gtrls especially Betty espectally a funny one Johnson A panel dxscussxon rs always popular 1n high school The Juniors belleve ln learning whlle they are young All the banners shown meant some hard work for these boys in Ag On Oct 5 they were presented ln Monday Mormng Norma Holder rests before the Home Assembly coming Game November 5 xv, L 4 I I kj x F DECEMBER 234- 6789 92 122232 27282 3031 1 I Sf f K f ++I0++Il l2+ 13+ 14+ IS+ l6+ 17+ I8 10121 1 1 4125 26 1 1 9 1 1 ll El-TPR 5 NB? Rs' Xiu LAN, f' Y-Q NN Xf- it SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Vice President Frances Garmon Historian, Gail Comer Secretary Carol Haigood Treasurer Charlene Harding Reporter Max Hatter Sergeant at Arms Mike Hargrove President Norman McGregor Parhamentanan Dianne Berry THERE ARE VERY few classes that have as few problems as does the sophomore class Their biggest problems are making good grades and catering to upper class- men Outside of this they have nothing to do but have fun and enjoy life The sophomore class has the distinction of having more students on the honor roll than any other class in school. Sophomore Sponsors MRS, McGINNES MR, STEARMAN SCPHOM ORES ,-g -1 if x --Q 2' l ? 1'7 41? Don Bailey Jerry Bell Dianne Berry Nancy Berry Gall Comer Io Evelyn Comer Larry Doss Dehla Fetterman Vera Forbes Wayne Gabbert Frances Garmon Genme Gibson Carol Haxgood Charlene Harding Mike Hargrove SOPHOM CRES 1 4J ,cj i I, 'VK '7 43, 1 Dorothy Hatter Max Hatter P3.I1'1C13 Hatter Frank Herod, I Reynolds Herrington Mary Faye Hundley Jeanette Lewts Norman McGregor Nadine McLearen Patsy Morns Leo Niles D L Owens Peggy Permenter Johnny Pinkston Mary Roberts , 2 M A e ' Q Y? 3 Q 'J 4 W I T. A N 09 b 9' 'UK ' , f 'i Q, ' - A K' 5 ' ' :Q b . -f x x I . 'nf - KN ,727 ' , Y l 'X Q ' fi 1 K . J pf' 1 C? 1 ' - . ' . ., - A I , J- X UH . x X D I I . ,v m ,. Q M 1 1 . i f' 'V ' 5 M . Z Q f'A'7 A, . V 'W ,fi-g . A 'f . SOPHOM ORES Weldon Schmidt ?'l Wanda Standridge Dinah Kay Teague Marlene Urbantke PROGRESSIVE is the word for the Sophomore Class Two members made the trip to the National F F A, Convennon in Kansas City Pictured IS the group showing boys from Iowa, New York, Pennsylvan nia, and naturally MOODY TEXAS Look closely and you w111 see MAX HATTER, WELDON SCHMIDT, BILL CULPEPPER, and MR, RAY HATTER, SOPHOM ORE ACTIVITIES '-VN '57 The style show was a success and each Jerry Bell and werden Schmidt exhibit girl was proud to show her dress prize chickens at Waco s Heart of Texas Fair gli C ,4 I A6 ,J an-f Class officers and Mrs McG1nnes a sponsor plan a party Norman McGregor accepts his football Jacket from departing Coach Damon January 31 1955 The Aberdeen Angus steer belongs to Max Hatter won S99 with these hogs at Frank Herod, Ir, Much care, time and the Waco Fair. See all those ribbons? money make an animal look like this, 'C+ AN 4'-9UNiLNlON TUE QDA R wUHUR FRI N I rX fi liw NW' MQ AT in I Y ' - S r Q I 5 e A b Q i .r UM,-M s '-- X... . L . V. ! 'f---. .M , mm-bu ,' T I ! -A--fn. ' sr' , ' 3? ,i ' ' -'-2 , N V' ' gms, , g A ,Q I ' L ' --, ,,,j', ,A '- 52 L L:.,,Q , mm, I , ' .V ,cuz 1 g-52' V' f -- A ,-- ' .. .1 fm , , ' ' 'i ff I vi i? . . wi, V, .,,. ,IF H I , el 540' HIESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Sergeant at Arms B111 Culpepper Reporter Sandra Danrels Secretary Mary E Beard President Alfred Fletcher Vrce Presrdent Judy Talley Historran Mary Beerwrnkle Treasurer Glenda Drckenson THE YOUNG AND tender freshmen come like lambs to the slaughter each year when they enter hrgh school It is good to see how eager how enthuslastlc a newstudentcanbe Thrsyear s freshmen have grown rn knowledge as well as in stature Good luck durrng the next three years Freshman Sponsor MR, DURRETT , - , -JW iii . K . .113 I Q Q . U ' o r o 3 l o S 9 Q , 1 s I u Q . ' 0 a Q Q 0 . Mary Barley Mary Ellen Beard Mary Jean Beerwinkle Linda Sue Berry Dorothy Blackwell Billy Brown Thomas Cryer Bill Culpepper Sandra Daniels Glenda Dickenson Billy Dowell Emmett Dowel! Milton Drager Faron Eakin Peggy Andrews 4? Q FRESHMEN 0147 ...Q 'Y l 'O i 'Q 9 Alford Fletcher Dorothy Forbes Barbara Grant Beatnce Gutierrez Carl Key Ioan Lasly Barbara Markum Jane McK1nney Willlam MCNCII Raymond Morgan Bobby Nelson Lela Belle Nix Yvonne Parham Sarah Raby James Rhoads gave?-, f.: a 5 , . 3 7 4, - Q '7 , N. Q . A ' x B -jf y B B cv IE v fi -u 1 V -- ,X , ' ul S J' K at f f fr, A K Q 1 ' X M a.'7r - . 1' B I 'n 1 1 - .5 , , ' rv 1- 1. ' , A A ' A .7 N , , .1a, .,.4 2 I ! S' A 4 r P' 'E Xl ' K A h , 5 lg v 'x ' ,slr V' if A 1' 1 - ' . .5 2 Y I FRESHMEN '65 1 5 I 010 Danny Twrtty Esther Rushing Treva Schwake Kathenne Sibley Judy Talley Beverly Tilley Barbara Grant and Alford study The Con- stitution in World History Class. Mary Jean, Glenda, and Sandra address Chnstmas cards to Disabled Veterans , t fs- e 4 .- . at . , A A K , y n , ,, 4 . ,.-. . x' - Y A A 'lx I 4 a FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES Sa Class party at Treva Schwake s house Boys are assisted in games by girls at was enjoyed by all. C1335 PHYIY .Af Glenda Dickenson F F A, Sweetheart, represented Moody Chapter in Waco Flrst year hrgh school students have Dismct Beauty Contest' plenty of school spirit 1- preshman Engl,-gh class sn-Wes to learn Students clean trophy case with pros capitalization peers of adding new awards CLASSES You've seen them noisy crowds of teen agers, shouting, laughing tireless at horse play But with all this frolic casual and lighthearted as it may seem important learn ing is going on It is learning that in years to come will enable the teen ager to get along with co workers neighbors and family Mr President JAMES GARRETT SENATE Avis MODEL CONGRESS AIDS IN GOVERNMENT STUDY The Civics class while studymg how a bill becomes a law organized a model congress The class chose members for both Houses and the other ofiicers needed Debates were given pro and con dunng the sessron m which a bill was passed For thls class government came alive HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES! M MATHEMATICS ASSUMES ROLE OF IMPORTANCE Mr Durrett's students of mathematics multiply rnterpolate, and angle thetr way through courses of mathemattcs of various types Two maths are requlred for gradua tion Plane Geometry and Algebra II are rotated, thereby glving a student a workable knowledge of mathematrcs WHAT IS SCIENCE? Expenmenting, analyzing, and studymg are continual processes rn the sclence room Mr Brumbalow, head of the science department, teaches Physlcs and General Sclence Physlcs and General Science show us the progress of man and his discoveries made rn the realms of Physics . .Q V , , 1 . 0, 4 X J 'z S, ,,,' h L. f .tv I v fi I . iff' . . . D . , . . , - . . O in + I l gil x h J' eu . . Y 1.1, , . , , 'z v , ! . : 1 A Q . . . . . 0 I . , . LEARN BY PRACTICE Courses offered by the English Department are drrected by Mrs M H, McGinnes They not only extend to the smdent opportumtes to study works of literary masters but also help accomplrsh skrll in good grammar usage, abilrty to make speeches and help prepare students for the world outsrde Moody Hxgh School Moody Enghsh Department has the drstmctron of sendrng some outstandmg students rnto College Freshman classes each year BUSINESS TAKES THE SPOTLIGHT The marn purpose of business admrmsuatxon of Moody Hrgh School ls to help eqlip students for responsrble admrnxstratwe and exeamve posruons Thrs rs headed by Mlss Annelle Mcl-iargue and affords txarmng to those who desue employment in such frelds as accountrng, stenography, and teaching of business courses, THEY HELP OUR SCHOOL 97? alum. CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs Coker, Mrs Garrett, Mrs Welch What would we do wlthout these people around Moody High The cafeteria workers who prepares good food for us the custodtan who keeps the bl1l1dlI1gS clean and the bus drtvers who take us safely to and from our homes To these people our hats are off CUSTODIAN Mr Glpe 1 BUS DRIVERS: Mr, Barker, Mr, Laughlin, Mr, Bnrmbalow, Mr. Perryman. Mr- Burwn. Mr, Durrett. 2 FEBRUARY 2 3 4 S 6 lZ2Z3Z4Z M ,HUR ilk ez +7 +9 +9 +1o+11 +12 l3++I4l+lS++l +1 7++l Q++I9 fzqz ++++ sje 9 FH A AU FFA SW E E R ,A-qu 1? -4 q i' I 1 -lf' ' 2-L CLAYTON COKER GLENDA DICKE ' 'kbkxxif V NSON -- -all-an-. BILLY DOWELL SANDRA DANIELS FA VORI TES my sag R ' J' fag Y M Q ' A v 'N v - fx . f., . ,-A-.......,-T - ' . . X , I L '. K K V , Q' . ..' Z. 'xxg X, -' .,.'r-,.'6',,- .W . -Q N X - S w- .V f u - ' Q .r ' 5 w . - ' 1' 1 . , 1 1-- ' ' 'Y 1 , FU x-gs, .4 if -' . D. .55 'tw ,. ., , - iff 9:1132 .- - , ,. z gy A ' . 3 .il -3 DANNY CHAPIN ANNETTE MORRI FA VORITES JOHNNY LASATER MARLENE COMER PEP SQUAD BEAU FOOTBALL SWEETHEART I MAJORETTE ROSE DURRETT Xp Q REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS MARLENE COMER IOANNE HATTER BILLY B BRUMBALOW ,li N X ELEMENTA FA VORI TES MICHAEL PERRYM AN ANN HOW ARD ELAINE DANIELS IERRY BOMER Fxrst - Third JIMMY DON AYCOCK MARY SUE HATTER BETTY SLAG LE JERRY SIMS Second - Third ,L-. CHARLOTTE WRIGHT TOMMY RUTHERFORD KENT DONALDSON 24. DIANNA KAY POE RY AQ . JN rk 'Ng A A A , L Second Fourth ,.. v' . .1 . v',? n:,'Qt N ' nf' '1- xh A! .,- -.c f '- N , L A -,hr 1 v 1 1 , 'N . I sl U it A . 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Fifth - Seventh 1 r: ,f K E SHIRLEY DOWELL CLOYCE BLACKWELL MOINTIE LEN TEAGUE BILLY BUSHING Sixth - Eighth fn- I MARCH 4 23' 4 7890 3 ONHBMZ ff f +1 + f 4 f6 ++++ I M2 1 +14 Us We +17 Us Q9 2 + f f f 5,25 ZZ 2 E9 3033! 1 lm-il Reynolds Herrrngton Johnny Pmkston Bllly Jess Brown Bill Culpepper Brlly Dowell D L Owens Pat Farrar Larry Doss Clayton Coker Charles Haas U ffl Bobby Spears James Rhoads Bobby Nelson R.V Morgan Willram McNe1l Carl Key Alfred Fletcher Dewayne Drager Emmett Dowell Kenneth Aycock Norman McGregor Mike Hargrove Max Hatter Frank Herod Ir Ernest Kelly Weldon Schmidt Glenda Dxckenson Pre srde nt Vlce Prestde nt Secretary Tre asurer Re porter Se ntinel Histonan Sweethe art Jerry Bell Parlxamentarian Bob Srms -QA Q55 W4 vm 'V Af 'ff' ' A. - A, fa 42? rs Y I - -- .Ai,, --.-- - ., --.-- . ,nts 2 . --- yi vb r 457 7 t ----- - J ff ' A x ,'3f A , 'Q '! ',,,.. .Vain A - -J ' A Jr 4 -v 1 , , . 'LA X A 1 'X , ll -1 A V: -2 ,fs ' ,Q A -A-IA , gr, .-4' Q 1 'iw-V it M, I. I, Y -. f' fic ,I , in 'L .. J- ,Q ,X I' 'X 1 C ' 43 if Q , .. ' 3: Q' Q h J? NK 6 , f 'pmol , -ply E rx P , ' 09' :Qs 'ffff Mr Horace D Stearrnan enters into Ag work with enthusiasm llif Hiram Howard B B Parham Toad Welch Carl Wright Horace Srearman Wallace Burdett Paul Alexander and Ray Hatter tx Herefords fed on home grown feed. Moody FFA Facilities Rank Second to None! feature article by Clark Bolt appeared in the November issue of TEXAS FUTURE FARMER This year the activities of the local FFA are under the direction of Horace D Stearman who came to our school at mid term of the past school year Mr Stearman received his B S and M Ed in Agricultural Education from Texas A8cM College This year the organization of an Advisory Council has strengthened the program being developed by the vocational agri culture department Under the direction of Carl Wright It Chairman the council offers assistance and guidance in planning the activities ofthe department The advisory council has been helpful in initiating plans for the Economy Beef Feeding demonstration being carried out by the FFA Chapter Moody FFA members took their share of the ribbons and prizes in the fall live- stock shows Chapter members won over S400 in premiums at the Heart of Texas Fair in Waco. The traditional winning of first place with an Educational Booth was repeated again this year at the Cen- Tex Fair in Temple. MOODY F.F.A. FACILITIES RANK SECOND TO NONEI' ' E ' . , . . - LEARN BY DOING The Chapter broiler house is 24 X 30 half of the burld mg is used for brooding chrcks and the other half rs used for a poultry hbrary Chapter members Learn Dorng when actual pro duction of brorlers ts earned out rn the brooder house Classroom and Workshop Built in 1938 the classroom and shop burlding still stands as a symbol of wlse planmng when burlt Adequate facrl mes for twenty students are provided rn a well equrpped farm shop The Chapter barn is 40 X 60 and furnishes storage for hay and for grain used in feeding demonstrations This year twenty beef animals were fed out in the facilities located in the bam. Hog House The Chapter hog house modem in constructron, wrth sanitatron problems kept at a mrmmum wrth concrete Floor and feedmg ramp Two brood sows can be placed rn the hog house for farrowing and rarslng prgs Wfiffl' Co Editors Elementary Editors IAMES GARRETT HALLIE ANN DENNY TOMMIE ALLEN MARLENE COMER ANNUAL MRS M H, McGINNES Sponsor Pumng out an annual rs a snap the understatement of the year! The book strll llttle more than a dream of the editors fell uno full swrng when Mrs McGlnnes told us that great ideas need landrng gear as well as wmgs At fust xt seemed that all the work depended upon the edrtors untll we found how to push work off on everyone else whtle seeming to do rt ourselves Tommre and Marlene found themselves wlshlng that everyone had the same name and face Johnny and Nelson really struggled over condensrng the football wnte ups and Johnny Lasater and Benny saw calendars rn thetr dreams Btlly Bob and Joanne Hatter rntervlewed so manypeople about theu orgamzatrons that rt seemed they were Cub Reporters Jane and L11lie were gifts from the gods to the editors---Lillie was mail Sv Typigfs Tommie, Marlene, and Hallie Ann waiting ANN COKER - WANDA GOODE for train back home after attending Yearbook JANE BARBAY - Ross DURRETT Conference at T.C.U. ference. w-JK. LW' Sports Editors Business Mana er Organization Editors JOHNNY NEWMAN IO ANN CULPEPPER BILLY BOB BRUMBALOW IOANNE HATTER NELSON GABBERT clerk and lane found time to do much of the leg work as well as type tor the editors Ann Wanda and Rose managed to type even though they had conflrctmg sched ules At every actrvrty Ernestene was there with the trusty school camera coverrng the event By the way we had some very good snapshots as you can see Also there was our fnend with the patrence and the camera Mr H G Moore and last but not least there was the grrl with the golden signature Io Ann Culpepper who srgned all the checks We the edrtors wlsh to thank you the annual ards you were always wrllrng to get ads run vanous errands and anythrng that would benefit the Bearcat So now II s fmrshed We lrke rt If you do too that's wonderful lf not blame us we built rt STAFF MR, FLG MOGKE Official Photographer James Garrett trying out Hallie Ann's Sam-Q Artists Photographer sonite on the way home from Yearbook Con- JOHNNY LASATER ERNESTENE ROBINSON BENNY MCNIEL CHORAL CLUB THE MOODY HIGH CHORAL CLUB organized by and under the direc tion of Miss Annelle McHargue presented the Christmas program for the student body and the P T A They entertained the Lion s Club with musicalselectrons which mcluded South Pacific Plans for the future include a Spring Festival of Music Members are N Holder K Talley S Cowan P Morris C Harding L Gipe M Comer G Comer C Haigood P Hatter M Urbantke M Roberts B Johnson D Berry D Porter V Forbes D Twitty I Comer M Hundley D Brumble N Gabbert I Brentham and I Hatter accompanist fn? MISS ANNELLE MCHARGUE Sponsor SPANISH CLUB THE SPANISH CLUB presented a Pan-American play for the P,T,A, The class works to learn the customs of Spanish speaking peoples through out the world. Fiestas are always fun, and oral Spanish is used daily. A trip to San Antonio was made, and while there the club members observed Spanish architecture and customs. Members are: I. Barbay, I. Lasater, D, Bmmble, B, McNiel, A. Weideman, M. Comer, J, Hatter, B, Brumbalow, and Mrs, McGinnes, sponsor, F H A AREA PRESIDENT IS FROM MOODY -iw- F Garmon K Talley G Drckenson, I Hatter R, Durrett, P Moms A. Morrls M Roberts I Talley Frrst row L Gipe D Porter I Comer S Cowan, I Talley M Urbantke Second row D Lasly M Beard G Comer C Harding T Schwake, K Talley D Hatter THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE F H,A, activities have been servrng refreshments to the football teams after games sponsoring safety programs in the high school, and being on TV shows An actwity enjoyed by all members is the Mother Daughter banquet held in the spnng First row. A, Morris, D, Burgess, P. Morris, I lewis P Hatter C Halgood B D, Teague, D, Berry, B. Fletcher, Second Gutierrez, N, Berry, M, Hundley, B, row: M. Comer, s, Daniels, T, Allen, K. Tilley. I. Mooneyham. L. Nix. P. Andrews Talley, B, Cagle, W, Goode, E. Lang. E. Hamrick. 5. B9-YYY. W. Stand ridge, M, Beerwinkle, I, McKinney, D, Eakin, S, Raby, Twulers Wanda Goode Alma Jane Yates Rose Durrett, M3101-eng Patsy Moms Kay Talley and Glenda Dickenson ff If PEP SQUAD Moody High School Pep Squad performs wlth V3.l'lCd marching RCIIVIUSS dunng half tlme at the football games The school had a wonderful pep squad this year partrcipanng tn two parades ln Temple and Waco The football team, backed by a good pep squad, won many victones We are proud of our squad thts year because of the effort each member put forth to make it one of the best rn a number of years at ole Moody High One of the huhlights of this year's squad was the performance dunng half tlme at the Homecommg game where a heart and crown was formed dunng the crowntng of the Football Sweetheart Tommte Allen and the Football Beau, Johnny Newman Drummers Sue Mclilhaney, Barbara Fletcher Sue Berry Lillle Gipe Bass Drummer Io Evelyn Comer and Norma Holder IBF? Mascots LARRY HORSTMAN MARY LINDA BARKER Cheerleaders Patty Hatter Iudy Talley Hallie Ann Denny Annette Morris and Tommie Allen .r 't-f,..i '5- FF' . . . - . . . I I . -, . -, .- - . .. - .,....-,. I . ' : : : - s : ': : . ' QI N . . - . . I o o . ,J ' ' ' ' 2 ' 3 3 0 3 F 0 .X I -I ' w'f'-I ' n Q E , it ' . . , , ..,. 'rv l ' mv ' .- , .f.-.fn ra. , . I 3 I I Q Q ,, -. ,V s CHEERS TEAM' Front row B Cagle, D Eakin,J Cul pepper D Las1Y.I Hatter Second row S Cowan, E Hamrick, M Comer A, Coker J Barbay Third row D Burgess B Johnson D Porter Miss Annelle McHargue Front row F Garmon I Lewls B Gunerrez P Andrews Y Parham, C Hargood S Damels Second row M Beard L Ntx, S Raby G Comer D Hatter M Beer Thtrd row I McK1nney M Urbantke C Hardmg, D Berry T Schwake M Roberts D Teague Front row C Lawson G Alton, V Frschgrabe G McGregor M Hatter Second row D H111 B Beard, B Coker,I Goode, M Teague Thud row S Wtlhams, S Eakm Wnght xx pf Jan. ,A I W winkle, M, Hundley, I I . . 9 s 9 l I I I D ' : . ' ' . 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SEE YOURSELF AS OTHERS SEE YOU IN THE GREEN AND GOLD Editor tn Chief Billy Bob Humbalow shown with sponsor Mrs M H, McGinnes and staff members Marlene Comer Donald Brumble and Tommie Allen checking final copy of the Green and Gold Copies sell better in Moody High than the New York Times would When the news boys and girls go down the hall, money flies fast Everybody wants a copy nn a hurry The 'Green and Gold' almost became an over-ambitious calamrty with 1ts first rssues thls year due to a antrquated mrmeograph After convmclng the admimstratron of our need a new mimeograph was pur chased thus enabling us to have a top notch newspaper Rushing to meet a deadlme are Alma Jane Yates Benny McN1el Barbara Fletcher and Wanda Goode who are IYPISIS and printers of the Green and Gold Iohnny Lasater, Ernestene Robinson, and Ann Coker are shown with sponsor, Mrs Layton Gamer deciding who will be featured m the Spotlight This ts the first year that our school has been affillated w1th the lnternatronal Qulll and Scroll, an honorary Journallsm soclety LIBRARY HELPS A STUDENT ADJUST TO LIFE CHECK a person s choice of books, and you know the sort of fellow he 18 Moody s hbrary furmshes books for study and infonnatlon but pleasure rs hlgh on the list too Classics modem literature and light fiction line the shelves Moody has decided that a better hbrary means a better school, County Lxbrarran Kay Talley Patsy Moms Asststant School Lrbranan Shirley Cowan Student hbrarians are H. Denny A Yates M. Comer B Johnson, D Porter P Moms A Morris, D Teague B Cagle E Robmson, T Allen ' 1 Student hbrarians are: J. Barbay, C. Haigood, I. Burdett, W. Schmidt, M. Roberts, M. Beerwinkle, D. Berry. D. DOW!-111. F. Gorman. I. Garrett. . . ' ' 9 . . A .' . Q x tl. L V lv .I Q ...i i . f ' i 1' 4 . L , 4 , . ' , . F' c 44- ' . --4 ' : . . . . . -5 1 A J I ' fs Payne, Lasly, McGinnes, President Brown Wnght Vice Presldent, Rrchardson Gutrerrez, Connally, Morris, McNeil, Srbley, Wnght, Wnght Trlley Donaldson Ross, Naler, Smrth, Alexander Gabbert, Hardrng, Phillrps Ross, Srms, Aycock Secretary Richardson, Sergeant at Arms Aycock, Shelton, Hatter Bushing, Gutierrez Haas Graham, Logan THE PLEDGE My Head to clearer thinkrng My Heart to greater loyalty My Hands to larger servrce My Health to better ltvlng for my club, my commumty, and my country Peacock, Cowan, Hodde, Sergeant-at-Arms, Lynch, President, Dean, Blackwell, Bronun, Smith, Secretaryg Bomar, Song Leader, Eberhart, Goodwin, Fletcher, Mc- Kamie, Vice Presidentg Book, Sells, Spray, Logan, Twitty, Groves, Berry, Brown, Duncan, Moore, Morgan, Poe, Scruggs, Alexander, Dickenson, Bronun, Glenn, Cryer, Berry, Parham, Morgan, Thompson, Stone, Dowell, Eakin, Brumbalow, Beerwinkle. Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 Z8 A 2 4-5 3 4 7l8I9ZOZIE'Z3 2.9 30 1' P R 1 1. f 1 1 1 21' 1 13 jr ji 756 Jr 7++8 +9 I0+Il+IZ+l +1 1s+16 Z d COACH DAMON Football had its big year in Moody thls year under Coach Damon A favorite w1th the team and a favorite with the student body that descnbes Coach James Damon to a T QA T formatlon that tsj He spoke few words rn pep rally but no one doubt ed h1s faith ln the team The boys on the squad who are graduarlng may think of htm as a hard worklng coach but to the average student he 1s the gnnmng black haued coach MANAGERS Perhaps the most under rated people on the team are the managers These two boys have attended every game ram or shme and never com plamed They have done everythmg from carrytng water to fixing shoelaces for the players 'I'h1s IS Reynolds second year as manager and Mac s iirst. 'Rf' REYNOLDS HERRINGTON MAC MCGINNES . ' - . . - . D J A lg an JW , . 'P , , 42 ery M RTI X if ' v',k 0 . -, ' A 'ff V QQ MOODY HAS ALL DISTRICT PLAYERS FE-f ' m.. FOR THE BEARCATS of Moody l-Ilgh the 1954 football season was a very successful one The Bearcats ended ln a tie for third place ln District 24 B Because of their fine show ing through the overall season four boys were voted to the All District team Led by flrst team selection Jerry Brentham second team Nelson Gabbert Bob Sims and Johnny Newman FOOTBALL CO CAPTAINS Nelson Gabbert and Johnny Newman were elected co captains of the 1954 Bearcat te am by the voting of the team members Because of their fine leadership and the mist placed in them by thelr fellow team mates these two boys were chosen To be captains of the Bearcats meant a lot to these two boys Gabbert and New man are Seniors and have been very active in school affatrs They are on the ANNUAL STAFF and have participated in all sports in their four years of high school. YL -Q. Moody got off to a good start in its footballseasonwrtha 26 13 wmover the Rogers Eagles on September 10 The stout forward wall opened up gaprng holes to permit the backfreld to scamper through Gabbert led the Bearcat assault by scoring three touchdowns Moody sother touchdown came when Sims plowed over the goal line For the two extrapoints Newman passed to Aycock and Sims The entue forward wall on offense and de fense turned in outstanding performances MOODY ROGERS l HENRY BOSTICK JERRY BRENTHAM Left Half Right Guard MOODY RIESEI. September 17 saw the Bearcats playing the Rtesel lndlans Each team scored once m the first quarter and in the second quarter and rn the second quarter Sims shot over for a touchdown Rxesel agarn ned the game up with a combmanon of Newman and Gabbert The frnal score was 21 14 w1th the Bearcats on top Moodys whole hue was an almost solrd wall whlle the backfreld of Newman Gabbert Sims and McGregor played frne balL if KENNETH mrcocx non BAILY mgm End came: On September 24 the Moody Bearcats played host to Axtell sbonghorns Because of over confidence the Bearcats were unable to score until the second quarter.. Moody managed to score at least one touchdown rn the three remalmng quarters two of them coming in the second quarter Outstandlng men ln the Moody attack were Mike Hargrove Danny Chaprn and Donald Drckeuson Q- xii 9 MOODY AXTELL S -.s.L, DANNY CHAPIN E. A. CULPEPPER Right Tackle Left Guard MOODY SA LADO On October 1 the Bearcats defeated the Eagles from Salado tn a non drstrlct game 20 to 6 Newman led the Bearcats with two touch downs and passed for two exua polnts In the second penod Newman scampered 19 yards for a TD and then passed to Sam Evetts for the extra pornt Also in the second penod Gabbert ran 26 yards for the final Moody tally Salado s only score came rn theftnal quarter Ends Bob Standridge and Sam Evetts turn ed m fme line play for the Bearcat team gf H' DON ALD DICKEN SON BILLY DOW ELL Quarterback Fllllback The Bearcats scored at least one touch- down in every quarter to stomp the Leopards 33 0 in a 24 B district game Sims started the scoring off early in the first quarter and Gabbert added another on a 48 yard scamper Sims plunged over for his second score in the third quarter and Gabbert added two more tn the fourth Gabbert and Sims each added an extra point while Dickenson ran over the other point Moodys line stars were Brentham and Standrtdge Sims and Gabbert led the attack from the backfield MOODY LORENA SAM EVETTS ALFORD FLETCHER Right End Left End -sin.. Moody's Bearcats nosed out the Crawford Pirates 13 '7 to stay unbeaten and untred thls season This was the stxth straight wrn for the Bearcats The Pirates led in the thtrd and fourth M Y quarters Moody rallied to score rts wrnning RA RD touchdown in the last two mmutes of play with Newman gomg across from three yards out and then running the extra potnt Starring for Moody were ltnemen Jerry Brentham and E A Culpepper Newman Srms and Gabbert were backfreld standouts NELSON GABBERT WAYNE GABBERT Left Half Right Half On October 22 Moody s unbeaten Bear cats defeated the Connally Cadets 34 20 Nelson Gabbert ran 49 yards foratouch down and then rrpped off another run to score in the second perrod M Moody came back to get a comfortable lead wrth Gabbert scorrng two more touch downs ID the thrrd quarter Srms scored the frfth touchdown and rolled up three extra polnts The whole Moody llne played fine ball wrth Brentham Evetts and Chapin as stand outs f ERNEST KELLEY NORMAN MCGREGCR Left Guard Fullback 1- !f'x7 ,454 'ww Wi? 2.','ff'n. sr.. 145 sw- .wares MOODY STATE HOME On October 29 the Moody Bearcats crtppled by rmurres drew a '7 'I tie wrth the State Home Homets Although both teams played a strong defensive game the Bearcats more than doubled the yards mshtng of the Hornets The Hrst score came when the Hornets completed a 53 yard pass The Bearcats scored tn the fourth quarter when Newman ran for seven yards Gabbert made the vrtal extra pomt Standouts in Moody shne were Brentham Culpepper and Stms .malaga MIKE HARGROVE MAX HATTER Center Right End On November 5 the Bearcats were met by an lnsplred Mldway Panther team before a capacity crowd They met therr fust oss 65 6 The d1SU'1CI champlonshlp hopes looked dlm and the Bearcats seemed stnpe At half trme the Panthers were lead ing 39 0 Moody s only score was made in the fourth quarter by Gabbert The Bearcat llnemen that played flue ball wereE A Culpepper and Alfred Wledeman, JOHNNY NEWMAN Quarterback MIDWAY BILL REED Left Tackle X I ---- - . ' 1 1 . Q to be jinxed as far as crossing the doubled p M - - - 5 The Moody Bearcats wound up their 1954 season by bowing to the Eagles of Bruceville- Eddy, 13-14, Moody led 6-0 in the first period on Gabbert's 57 yard run, The Eagles scored in the fourth quarter, and also the Bearcats, on Newman's touchdown and extra point. This was the last high school game for eight senior boys They were Co Captains Nelson Gabbert and Johnny Newman E A Culpepper Alfredwtedeman BobStandr1dge Sam Evetts Billy Reed and Donald Dicken son Bos sms M O O D Y Right Half B EDDY .NW- BOB STANDRIDGE ALFRED WIEDEMAN Left End left Tackle V GIRLS' BASKETBALL ,ag 1? ff! -AI , ! T7 L A Girls Basketball Coach Mr Emmett Brumbalow rs shown glving the te am last minute IHSUUCIIOHS before therr first game in the Distnct Tournament, Rose Durrett rs the manager DIANE BERRY ANNETTE MORRIS FRANCES GARMON PATTY HATTER Forward Guard Forward Guard Forward CHRISTELL DOWELL Forward IEANETTE LEWIS Forward Guard OPPONENTS Salado Gatesvllle Salado Academy Rogers China Springs B Eddy Jonesboro Oglesby Connally Academy Rogers State Home Oglesby Crawford Penelope Troy West Pearl Lorena Crawford West Lorena Salado - - Bartlett - - - Lott - - - Lorena - - Abbott - - Abbott - - SCORE OPP ---76 L T WANDA STANDRIDGE DINA1-1 TEAGUE DOROTHY HATTER GAIL COMER Forward Guard MI-LS DARLEN E BURG ESS Guard LILLLE GIPE Guard . ca 'Q 15' xl 2 x 4' N 1 8 I Q ,V ' x K 1 ---- --23 32 ' -- ---57 41 --- ---- 51 53 Q .,. 5 -- - - -36 55 as f 6 ...-. ---'11 84 P ' -- --62 54 - .---- -28 61 --- -42 39 ' .--- --45 50 China Springs- - - - - 49 55 ---- ---53 47 --- -62 37 ---- --69 53 -- --22 47 --- --45 50 -- - -47 46 ----- -44 as ---- --- --'15 63 . -- --64 63 , --- -as 40 , . , ' -- --ao 60 .' X S ' -- ---37 35 5 - - - - -55 39 ,,. . -- --34 58 ' 42 46 36 39 47 48 6 24 54 69 51 48 BOYS BASKETBALL I Coach Damon dlscusses the rules of basketball w1th hls twelve players Manager Johnny Pmkston SJW! ' JOHNNY NEWMAN BOB sms MIKE HARGROVE BILL REED CLAYTON COKER Guard Forward Center Forward Guard .K ik W'- .-5 ARTHUR JOHNSON Guard NORMAN McGREGOR Ce nter D L OWENS Forward BILLY BOB BRUM BALOW Forward OPPONENTS China Springs Academy Rogers State Home Oglesby Copperaa Cove Lorena Salado Bartlett Lorena Oglesby B Eddy Axtell Pearl Axtell Crawford B Eddy Oglesby Midway n' JERRY BELL MAX HATTER Guard Forward SCORE OPP MI-1,5 WELDON SC HMIDT Guard PAT FARRAR Guard JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Junior High Basketball was organized two years ago and smce that time, Moody's young athletes have worked hard and won four awards. Top row Nichols Fletcher, Haigood, Coach Barker Second row Mangum, McN1e1, Key, Meacham Third row Dowell, Burdett, Billman, Smith Bottom row Guyer, Owens, Cells Bushing Top row Mooneyham, Wnght, Eakln, Berry, Beard, Coach Durrett Second row Talley, McKinney, Raby, Gutierrez Third row Hill, Goode, Coker Teague, Beard Fourth row Nix Hatter McGregor, Lawson Flshgrabe Bottom row Dickenson, Quiroz, McElhaney, Alton Not prctured Parham 0 ' I C . . U 0 a 0 0 . ' I l u u e 0 0 ' Q 0 I l 0 o I I I 0 ' n q a 0 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 59, In Apnl of 1954 the Bearcats were entered in the Dlstnct Track Meet at Waco They won Erst place the first Dlstrict Championshlp Moody has won rn a number of years Jerry Brentham set a shot put record Newman Gabbert Brentham and Ernest McN1elestabl1shed a record rn the 440 yard relay Sam Evetts also set a record ln pole vault Charles Wnght was also w1th thls group Drstnct Champs were Jerry Brentham Nelson Gabbert Bob Sims Alfred Wiedeman E A, Culpepper Sam Evetts and Johnny Newman IT S A MAN S WORLD Top row: Johnson, Coker Dowell, Connally, Evetts, Bostick, Gabbert, Herod, Newman, Haas, McGregor, Reed, Mr, Durrett, Coachg Chapin, Bmmble, Gabbert, Sims, Aycock, McNiel, Culpepper, Standridge, Brentham, Hargrove, Wiedeman, and Owens. if MAY 51617, F r ff- r -F r -F r P + + 4 M + + + 1 P 10 + + + . V + 'F f n ?+ f 3 'F 4 N T 'L jf ik jf I aW'k+ 1 f ff ---2 5 if 19 f' 4' b fz 1 f 2 I 'Q-gA.,mM-N Ag .,, 3 -Q - I .133 H . ' ,, my u- My gxffsqk WW 6 if i-1111 A..J-:tl GRADE ONE Clydla Jean Alton Felipe Amador 2.04 'Q KA4 nwlnm ,-eq, 'FV r 4 '2 10' I Q as , 1- ' -v ,, ' .A if A 1 1' v 'V V. 4 A1 A . 'A .b G' 'V 7 s 1 ' , in g I l . . ls. -5 ' ' .Q le . wi I u h Q 'Q J. 1 'V V I -J Q, Y . g. T X 1 , .4 gfi I ' h A ,.. 3 li ' ' ,el I : 4 A 'G 'S A i Q -' .x --5 A B. .,,, , . - 5 , 'Q g I '- ' 1, 4 Q - rg V5 15 'K .:. J I- 1 -L ,Q , v v fs F, Q 1 Av, X , A x 'A - L A A X , ', 4 J .A if 4 M- - ' 'S ' .5 .0 gl' T A ' f - f J ,V A -. N l ,ll I . I I 1 sf . . ' ' : . - , f X4 O V Cecrl Eugene Ash Noe Artega Rey Artega Elaine Blackwell Jack Branum Ehzabeth Brown Judy Donaldson Cecrl Mack Dowell Janet Eakin James Eberhart Jackre Goodwin Manlyn Goodwln Clara Fuller Georgra Gutierriz Larry Harns Martha Anne Howard Eva Jo Key Eva Mae Marrs Manlyn Mayo Kenneth Naler Marsha Patterson Mtchael Perryman Jimmle Pruett James Raabe Wrllxam Rutherford Josephme Sauseda Sandra Scruggs Mana Solrz Darlene Thompson Mary Ann Wrese Regrnald Woods Douglas Shelton Not Plctured Boyd Ellxott Kenny Pooler Ehesra Gonzales and Joe Gonzales ,fn 'var f'g -4 GRADE TWO SECTION 1 Jimmy Alun Kenneth Allen Douglas Allman Iuan Amador -wan-VW Jimmy Aycock Ins Elaxne Barley ., Linda Ball Donna Sue Beard Barbara Book Sandra Bradshaw Llnda Burton Stella Cavin Manlyn Cummmgs Antomo Delgado Delores Duncan Gene Fetterman Chns Fuller Bllhe Garmon Edward Gutrerrez Henry Gutierrez Thomas Goodwin Mary Sue Hatter Davld Lasly '07 Michael Lasly Johnny Lynch Sandra McE1haney Mane McKamie Kenneth McLea.ren S Erhnda Nrgo Mike N180 Not Pictured Lonme Wyble if -of egg, -rf ,K GRADE TWO sscnou 2 Paul Amador Carrol Branum Freddy Dean Linda Goodwin Clayton King Frank Ledesema Larry McMahan David Miller Cynthia Moore Patsy Munz Weldon Payne Charles Pratt Altecla Quintero Ronnie Reat Janis Reeves Tommy Rutherford Adolfo Sandoval Carol Sue Schmidt Linda Lou Schmidt Louise Silver Herman Sollz Jose Rey Soliz Dan Smith Ian Smith Avertl Stubblefield Louise Stubblefield Mildred Stubblefleld Patsy Thomtson Linda Vinson Terry Traylor Charlotte Wright Not Pictured Dann Davis James Wells 4? SECTION 1 Edward Akin Carol Ann Ball Stephen Ball Jimmy Batey Raymond Beckner Donnie Bell Jane Berry Ann Blackwell Jerry Bomar Diannia Branum Billy Brown Randy Burdett leon Carr Larry Coker Dennis Cryer Elaine Daniels Mary Delgado Charles Dickenson Mary Dowell Gloria Eaktn GRADE THREE 1 pn GRADE THREE SECTION 2 Ernest Forbes Wayne Goodwin Fehx Gutlerrze Barbara Haas Joe Hamnck Peggy Hill Dlane Lightfoot Ioe Bob Massey Stanley Owens Roland Parham Billy Ray Schuette Larry Shelton Christine Srbley Jerry Sims Betty Slagle Barbara Thompson Betty Wolff Elbert Woodham Harvey Zulhke Not Pictured Betty Ann Davis Wayne Vincent Robert Mayo L '1 -sv A :fi -1 4? -4 T l 1 AJ GRADE FOUR Michael Alexander Wilham Berry Eddie Ray Brentham Bobby Io Brown Ernest Bushing Kent Donaldson Earl Emmons Dehcia Fetterman Patnca Fletcher Freddy Forbes Glenda Land Curtrs Lasly Billy Ledesma Patrlca Moore Beverlay Morgan Dannle Morgan Io Nrta Morgan Dorothy Parham Gwenell Peacock Dtanna Kay Poe James Naler Iulro Qnroz Mana Qutroz Thomas Ross Martha Sandoval Jerry Smith Hazel Stubblefield De Etta Stubblefield Brenda Kay Scxuggs J Henry Shelton Iames Tllley Lmda Thompson Not Pictured Billy Vincent, Joe Vincent and Martha Groves 'ii nf' S . 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I 1 .1 1-4 2 Y' M-lk GRADE FIVE SECTION 1 Frances Alexander Darrell Alton Isaias Amador Edgar Aycock Robert Barley Bobby Berry udy Berry Patsy Blackwell Jerry Ann Book Jerry Cagle Beatrxce Campos Sammy Cast Larry Connally Eleanor Cowan Gary Cryer Marilyn Drckenson Beryl Donaldson Thomas Dowe ll Dean Elkrn Victor Joe Gabbert Ken Garner Paulette Goodwin Anna Gutrerrez Patsy Mane King I Diana Sue Eberhart Not Pictured: Jesus Delgado 'Q vi 7 J 1-'U L W? 4, GRADE FIVE SECTION 2 Mary Wanda Dean Jessre Gutlerrez Kathleen Haas arbara Hodde Jerry Kelly Lrnda Kaye Levns Clayton Llghtfoot ancy Logan Jerry McGregor Fermm Nlgo Alfredo Qumtero Fehpa Quintero Annie Raabe Truett Rlchardson I C S1b1ey Walter Slagle Bertha L Spray Wiley Bob Smrth Bobby Stubblefield Kathy Urbantke Rita Woods I ack Wnght Jane Wnght Ronme Wright Frances Twltty Not Pictured Luretta Sells ffn 41 A 2 97 A ff A . . T , ,H if . fi' h. A A B Q . P-. A . ' ' M' . uri ' -' .4 it , b V Q' N 'ky' - , X -7 ' 1 j i . , awe f . g ft .a L - t,f'f-1 ,I XI X t ' .X 1 ,QT Jewel Sue Sawyer .3 , A r' I I X ' .qi IP' , . 1 ' .A ' at 7 K W X C7 -.ing 7' ' W Wt, r ff- ' ' . , X A . :ffl ,K , - Z 1 ' A . . ..x I, ta Q, 4 GRADE SIX SECTION 1 Shuley Beerwinkle Betty Jane Berry Chors Blackwell Joyce Branum Patricia Branum Betty Sue Brown Kenneth Brown Leonard Brown an '7 Ierry Faye Brumbalow Louise Cast '7 Mary Jane Cryer Shirley Dowell Barbara Duncan Jeanette Eakln Frankie Emmons Tommy Forbes 11' Daniel Fuller Maudine Glenn Pauline Gutierrez James Haas Robert Haas Michael Harding Donald Lasly 'var ,uf be 1 J rt, 'Q td.. Robert Zuehlke -nr GRADE SIX SECTION 2 anice Meachum Mac McGinnes Glen McN1el Weldon Morgan emce Morns Iourdan Morris roy Payne James Paxton Billy Wayne Permmrer Franky Ray Phillips avid Ross Bemto Sauseda essle Sauseda Iuamta Sauseda ary Shelton Joe D Suns Iohnme Smlth Peggy Stone Pamcia Welch Carol Louise Yates Not Pictured Roy N Vincent Miller Sandoval Q '9 'V 5 V1 u A s f GRADE SEVEN Gary Twitty Wrlburn Aycock Archle Barley Vrrginra Bomar Donnetta Brown Douglas Brumble James Burgess Rrta Kay Burton Bobby Bushing Eswell Campos Frances Campos Beatnce Emmons Dwilla May Fetterman Bobby Graham John H, Gutrerrez Virginia Gutierrez Charles Hatter Hope Hudson Larry Lancaster Nancy Lewis Donna Lynch Lynda Ann McKam1e Frances Jean Nrx Juamta Payne Clarence Rrchardson La Dean Rushmg Lours Sawyer Daisy Nell Schmidt Dorothy Ann Schuette Mary Ann Sims Carolyn W00dS Gene Wright Not Pictured Joyce Mooneyham, and Eugene Sells rv ' 'Q' 1 1-7 fl -1 sgv C7 l 1 .: f -6- ' - - ' 7' f sk.,-,J I:-J ' I 0 W ,A l A Q I A , - f ' Q -V . ., f , ! : X , ' Y' 1 'Y 1 X4 4 . 1 , 1' I ,,, , ' A -sl -3-4 Q ff, Q 4 up . 5 if if 'J ' V W Freddie Logan 1 X Ya M- .' 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' N . 5 P I ' 2 1' GRADE EIGHT EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Vlce President, Bobby Nichols Presldent Ioan Goode Secretary Virgxnia Frshgrabe Reporter Glenda Alton Treasurer Charles Halgood wg + or 11' sewn iN 1' fur., Glenda Nell Alton Brllie Mae Beard James Beckner Charles Brllman Mary Ann Binns Cordice Brown Ioe Burdett Billy Bushing Bemlce Coker David Cowan La Nell Eakln Sally Sue Eakin Charles Emmons Virginia Fischgrabe Montene Gabbert Joan Goode 4? . ...q I fi 'Y' K' -4 I -lv .1- 17' f-'Q r fv- 7 'Y 'T Y.: f- ,I '27 1 Kenneth Goodwln Sidney Grant Caslana Gutunz Archte Guyer Charles Hargood Brenda Hale Mary Alice Hatter Darlene Hill Lorain Holt Dora Lee Kelly Cappy Lawson Eugene Lrghtfoot Billy Wayne Mangrum Sue McElhaney Garlene McGregor Cralg Meachum Ilmmy Morris Bobby Nlchols Leon Nrgo Jackle Owens Susane Parker Earl Ray Smrth William Stubbleheld Monde Teague Earnest White Sybil Williams Winnie Sue Wright Mary Lupe Quiroz Not Pictured: Charles Sells, and Dorothy King V x sq 1 'T ,S 'Mn x 1 '9' ,sn - JK , v f 1 11 fum' ' I 4-1 I I SOUTH MAIINI ETD CLEANING at TAILORING Alteratlons of All Klnds SPORTING GOODS 116 S Main 9 South Second St Temple, Texaq Temple, Texas P12o1rEs5uoNAm.. Pgywfffzf BEAU T Y SALON Room 409 lst Natl Bank Bldg 13 W Central Phone PR 3 2.450 I-:VELYN S1-:XTON owner 413W Ave G Temple, Texas Temple, Texas IC E CREAM C OMPANY A Sm1le Always Follows the Spoon 302 South F1rst Street Temple, Texas EDWARDS '51-YE. LD ON CONOCO SERVICE STATION JEWELERS nSe1'V1Ce Is Our OPPOS1-tg F11'Sf Th0l1g1'1t Mun1c1pal Bu1ld1ng Temple, Texas Temple, Texas ' 4 13Ex.x. f-Sfxa, bx , H if 'D 'B STANDTZSDGE GIN Whzte Hall Moody MRS D B STANDRIDGE CLIFTON BUTLER THE IMOODY COUPIEIZ. J W GAY, Pubhsher Phone 137 Commerc1a.1 Punting Moody, Texas MURRAY'S SINC LAIR, STATION Gas, O11, TIICS, Tubes Battenes Phone 1 19 Busmess Apprec1ated Moody, Texas I-I LJDD LE CAFE Home of the Juicy Hamburgers L Moody, Texas 2'-f .19 Home of All Your Car Needs Home Apphanc e s Sportmg Equlprnent C BEAUTY SCHOOL 600 Frank1H1 Telephone 3 1361 Waco, Texas 114 112 North F1fth Waco, Texas THE STAG SHOP uf C REDIT C LO THIERS Waco's Only Home Owned Credzt C1oth1ers Outfitters for the Entire Family The Smartest Young 408 Austin Ave' Ma.n's Shop in Waco Waco, Texas Waco, Texas WMKZM info- C I - We 736066 CHEVROLET COMPANY I-I L1 NDLEY 'S GROCERY at MARKET Phone 14 Yo Clover Farm Store ' ur Moody Texas Moody, Texas i 'BTZLJCFE OT! 5 CAMPBELL ELKHXI ZSON LUMBER COMPANY Moody, Texas Everythmg for the Bullder Phone Z1 Moody, Texas WEST' ETZN AUTO Car Accessones MR and MRS RIP COLLINS V1s1t U McGregor 'lexas 4-I O LLAVVAYS GROCERY Flne Foods and Meats Come to See Us 1n McGregor Save That Tr1p to Town Shop at WxNN' STORES, INC 215 South IVIa1I'1 McGregor, Texas INCFU CALJ'l:'l E LD MOTORS McGregor, Texas Dodge Plymouth Sale s Servlce Phone 207 1 uni: 0 n s PIIIUWUHI VV'I'-L-HX COMPANY Fngldan-e Apphances McGregor, Texas gyefzaf CORNER DRUG STORE Quahty 1n Drugs and Serv1ce Try Our Store Fxrst McGregor, Texas . I . . S O O l . . . S . 9 Z' if 11--f L lx-E .s 6 , 1 Q . V ...W 1 JI ,' '. I , L 5 , . .- U.. I1 V ' ,V ,, T 'E 5GL3 E S N1 CD CDDY SING LALR STATION FURNITURE COMPANY M B CORBITT, owner Moody, Texas Phone 1,75 Moody, Texas f L DANIELS SERVICE STATION Magnoha Products Moody, Texas 4, hy, HOWARD JONES BARBER AND BEAUTY GINNERS SHOP Moody, Texas gl Moody, Texas Cooking s lust like PLAY The Easy ELECTRIC WAY When you cook electrxcally you have accurate cookmg control' Surface umts gave you exact measured heat from warm to H1 speed instantly And oven cookmg rs a sxmple matter of setting the txme and temperature controls The heat turns on and off automatically accurately mamtams the specxfled cookmg temperature leavmg you free to do other thmgs See the new model electric ranges at your appllance dealers now Dnscover for yourself cooking s just luke play the easy electnc way TEXAS POWER 8. LIGHT COMPANY -A 'ruin-.Ja.,aNs X QWZMMA 'IZVTZ SERVICE STATION Nl C. LE N NAN McGregor, Texas THEATRES McGregor, Texas DO NALD AYCOC I4 X' SON Reg1stered Ramboullet Sheep Route 1, Moody, Texas V1s1tors Always Welcome JEKEY GROC ERY Sr FEED Phone 306 WZ Route 1 Moody, Texas Nm.. HBL5 I his lf, ,wx A is!-1 .J IVIIVIIES BEAUTY SHOP Moody, Texas Wk? M0471 SERVICE STATION AND r GARAGE Phone 7 12 s Moody, Texas GROCERY 8: MARKET Moody, Texas Wa Highway 6 I4 t M VVACG Waco, Texas COMPANY Wholesalers of Food Products Waco, Texas There Is Nothing Finer Than CO CA' CO L-A 3 StI'O1T1bB1'g-c:3.1'1SOI1 CO. A, J. MEHAFFEY CO. 913 Washington Ave. Waco, Texas Phone 4-1445 Waco, Texas tml Nl CI FIRST I-lEl212lNG,-'TON K Represenung FIDELITY UNION LIFE INSURANC E C OMPANY Phone 33 Moody, Texas Moody Texas Wfff WW General Merchandise Funeral Directors Phone 114 Moody, Texas Lal I y X Makes Thirst a Joy Bottled by QYQ NE ell 3 . BEVERAGES , QE Waco, Texas 53525155 FEED MATZ LA? PHOTOGRAPHER Phone 2 32.6 1 206 N 7th Street Waco Texas Q NOODY GIN OTTO FISHGRABE Manager fAve S H ICIZT-:SSS Waco Texas COMPTON FUNERAL +-I ONIE Waco Texas ff- I Econ nuns rufmuvuffmmg Waco Texas ,- , S f at C-O 1 I ,iii V , ' I HW KING: YQUR Your Health Is Our Bus1ness HUMBLE AGENT PAYNE S DRUG STORE Phone 65 -1. A J SEBASTIAN LUMBER COMPANY Good Bu11d1ng Materzal Phone 48 or 118 Moody, Texas s n - I ,. 'v-I.--A vi T ..--- - I ' , I ' f -f. Y '34, -3 J A 153 1.2 ,fo ,M .1-Q,, ' ' 4 Q I '- - X- ,' 'ful v. -MA 'ji S- . z A . , '1ll.r ,- Vg' , ,Q 'i ' ..4- 4- by .L C C IVIC GFIZEGCDT2. Phone 285 1 McGregor, Texas R4 Qfwjief SUPPLY COMPANY Farrnall Tractors and Parts Phone 372 1 McGregor, Texas IVY! L.l4 'BUCKET Phone 2020 Hlghway 84 McGregor, Texas Y 'E AGEE MACHINE SHOP Auto, Repalr Call on Us When 1I1 McGregor McGregor, Texas MZZ. LEE FROZEN FOODS Xt CHANIBLEE USED CARS Locally Financed Phone 2151 phone 3731 McGregor, Texas McGregor, Texas A , 1 A 1 MILLING at GRAIN co. Vi? X5 ,T A, X 1 I .J I1 BEN FRANKLIN O H ASHABRANNER Moody, Texas .JD NALEE GROC ERY Wh1ts on Moody, Texas LOGAN 5 LAUNDRY When Funshed Work Is Done Better We Do It Moody, Texas Phone 19 wflwlor 5 rap psfzr Mini? M 2 GROCERY 8: STATION o yw Any Fresh Meats U. S, Highway 317 Moody, Texas ffW7'Y l 2. 3 on Your D1a1 BUDDY BOSTIC K, Manager Waco Texas CAL!--I OLJNS TEXACO SERVICE Dr1ve 111 Please D1-we Out P1ea.sed ' 57th St and Belton Blvd Temple Texas Phone 3 5511 TIXACO J R ALH5 I 9 I I H0!.53!m :nun flush 7-1. TE AGLJE CAR 8: HOME SUPPLY Goodyear Tlres, Batterles, H O Tubes, Parts and Accessorxes BREAD Phone 98 ROBERT GUNN Moody, Texas Waco, Texas GARLAND C C BAKER CANLJTESON Smclan' Products POSTMASTER F11-estone Dealer Phone 20 Moody, Texas Moody, Texas I When 1n Waco V1S1t THE 1DsCADu.l.Y Zim? 713 Aust1n Ave Flrst W1th the Fmest Waco Texas ' Waco, Texas GORDON 'IZOUNTEEE MOTORS - Olds - Cadillac lvl ll.l.l ON l-YEUVI GUARANTEED USED CARS DRUG co. Golden Rule Our Rule - Wholesale - Drugs, Sundries in Business School Supplies 700 Franklin Ave. - Ph. 3-3181 Waco, Texas Waco, Texas O- I4. MOTEL 81 STATION We Strive to Please Phone 9 Moody, Texas ggjdfl BEAUT Y SHOP Phone 11 Q C MSW BALL SERVIC E STATION 8: GARAGE Electrlc and Acetylene Weldmg Phone 211 Moody Texas VVINKLETZS PECAN 8: HONEY FARM Norge Appllances Necch1 Elna Sewlng Mach1nes Route 1 Moody, Texas H1ghway 36 Wye GROC ERY 8: GARAGE H1ghway 36 Temple, Texas 00+ ARTHUR IMLSINVZ Breeder of Top Quahty Berksh1re Swxne Moody, Texas 'BTZEE' ZY CAFE MR and MRS M K SHIPP A Good Place to Eat Phone 145 10 IM me 'W me 'Vw , fi 14 MOODY FROZEN FOODS Phone 18 Moody, Texas I I c - ' gg- v A' SP OT Lit: 1f1,,,, 1 119 FRESH UP WITH 7UP W CO TYPEWRITER CO. New Royal Typewriters All Makes: Adding Machines Calculators p Waco' Texas Cash Registers als vw 502 Franklin I i Waco, Texas 'FIIZST' NATIONAL BANK Temple, Texas WOPES TEXACO SERVICE Your Car's Best Frien AAA Service lst and Ave G Temple Texas HOUSEHOLD Q55 !M!'Z-'Und Temple Belton FURNITURE C O Killeen 0 F4 AREA DRUG STORE Main and Central Temple, Texas ' Phone 3 3203 ' Y - 3' S I ' d 5- .:.- 1 Pre s c riptions jwfiggif Q,'sV . ,,,,, .. EW 21 u 3. CD Exb A ur REPAIRS A L15 'Q rf QWMQZVZM4 GARAGE. Moody, Texas I-IO'D'D'E TRAC TOR SERVIC E Auto and Tractor Parts Magneto Repa1rs C W HODDE Owner Moody, Texas CITY DRUG The Friendliest Store 1n Town 6 THEATRE Moody, Texas Moody, Texas I X .... 5 Y A 4 TX, J XY A -.... .. e--X 'T 1 I L.. X kK?v 'tv' J ' ZW! S' 5 ' f T165 di . 58 12 xc 4-IATZDS a 11safa 'f'te , INSURANC E gi i ' Auto - Fire - Casualty - Inland - Marine 1. 54 E 1?-gil 608 West Avenue G T e mP1 e 1 T e xa s E M O N S HBCL 671460754- TEXACO SERVICE ' ervlce That Satlsfles 1505 W Adams Temple, Texas PR 8 2007 VVAIKIKI CANDY COTTAGE Hxghway 36 Across From A1rport Temple, Texas f 'x FOOD IVlPxT2'l Waco Hlghway Temple, Texas sneer Mem 210' ml ll' Hfzwfffff SHEET METAL WORKS Anythmg Ln Sheet Metal McGregor, Texas L..EE HARDWARE COMPANY Funeral Dlrectors Ambulance SCTVICC Phone 2880 McGregor, Texas I-I DYOUNE GROCERY AND MARKET McGregor, Texas G.-TZANT'-HAMA BROTHERS Gmners and Cotton Buyers McGregor, Texas Dgwiff BEAUTY SALON MRS, ROBERT CUMMINGS McGregor, Texas G-.I I. ZIOIZE DAXA 5 Furn1tur e , Apphanc e s McGregor, Texas OUR TOWN STUDIO Everything in Photography McGregor, Texas S no L BaB f mple Texas WATCH 81 CLOCK CLINI 15 S lst Street ROBERT WATSON Owner SOUTI-ILAND COTTON OIL CO Temple, Texas CHIC K WALKER Manager QUALITY ss-IEDDE12D's DRY CLEANERS 105 N. 3rd Street Temple, Texas .JLJINIEI4 HUMBLE STATION 4th and Adams Temple, Texas A FRIEND TOM MOORE .TR SHERIFF MAXEY County School Supermtendent 7 429212, P , ,mp xct KINGS BARBER SHOP 715 South 25th Temple Texas WELCOME YOU VI QC-BI I. WOTZDEN Humble Agent Temple, Texas Wh I..-7 m--3? I HARTMAN'S DRUG Temple, Texas NEXNTO N MANUFAC TURING COMPANY Manufacturers of Woodworlnng and Power Tools Temple, Texas . .N , mann-nw f., . 'J 41 513:g5:g53:5:j fig: W? . 1fjf:I:fiQjf:l:f:f:.:.'?f'.'f'QjI ,-: ,.. .---. 9 ' K................... - ' s C .1'r' ., l?':fQ':g,,..'. 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'1 N-f MOODY BOOSTER CLUB Dallas, Texas T C EVANS Pres1dent DONALD ALLMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Moody, Texas LET US H ELP INSURANC E AGENC Y M54 Moody, Texas Q-. Jo1n the PTA Support the School 1n Your Commun1ty Through good advert1s1ng, we make good frxends Thanks, frlends, for us1ng The Bearcat for your advert1s ln THE ANNUAL STAFF J Z' lwk Q,w L4 0 QQ -yqw-'D' NA Wwfff MP'-r YW 'f,,E. K nf? f r ,mf 'Q j gxVWN7mj WMZXXW X EQ? ff Xggmwmb A x fd' MM Wafpf 'LM S- 7 .ef V 'bg hh'-'-1., E W MX X, n Jwmy, '4'if,1Kx!fqa3q1fXk 'QQ MMM 141 9 If 95 W! GDHALXWZ7 Q MM Zf M 931 Www gwlvauffqm 07'L'3A ? GMM Q .M-'15 '23 WWW a '4-0 J . 5 . lp - ' ' . . at ' ' Q M - .A 1 A i 0. l f - K ' Eg 3 N mx I If ,f f , I , 1 ! Q 1 , w , M! 2 Z f I 4, 5 N, ' 4 1 fl 5 ff U f 2 f f f ' X My - g ' 0 n, , Q I ' X, ,. fl .f '. 5 .- , f Q . aaa My f -- ,.' , -- -. .1 'FY f l ' I .3 11 4, 1 . ,I 1 A' 1 . I i 'H 4 41 6 'C , Y 5 . Q. ff K Q . , 4 If C A X, X- 4 iQ W R J xu '1j5a'QX?1 'X A Ar KKX ,R M: Q if XXY. A' i 4?.if2. '. . 37 XZZZQ ,f X X 2 ffx I 0 . , ,0 es. 'f ,sf M- 01 ' . I Q . . i lf! U yy ff . 'yy1A..-xWY9,u4 JK JW A.-DA ' ' 6. 'nc Irs, , To the readers of the BEARCAT For twelve actron filled months thrs record of your school has been rn the hands of the edrtors of the BEARCAT In early September we were selected and a wonderful staff was appornted to assrst us Together wrth Mrs M H McG1nnes our faculty sponsor detarled plannrng on the book began The foremost questron at anytrme IS What vnll be a good theme for our yearbook and how can we get II over rn the best posslble way? We chose calendars as our general theme We called rn our artrsts Johnny and Benny and asked them to help us plan the needed art work to properly carry out the theme Our very dear frlend Mr H G Moore was called rn to do the specral photography Wlth hrs never endrng patrence and hrs falthful camera Mr Moore llved up to our fondest hopes Mr Lamm of Henmngton Studro handled the enormous class sectron Nor completely shoved aslde by professlonals Ernestene of our own staff came up w1th many good snapshots Two people could not do all the layouts and copy work the yearbook requrred Wlthout the help from the other members of the staff we could not have met the flrst deadllne To the buslness managers Alma Jane and Jo Ann who prepared the many pages of ads to the elementary Wanda Rose who found mme to do all the typrng to Ltlhe who served as mallrng clerk to the sports edrtors Johnny and Nelson w ro drd all the layout and copy work rn the sports sectron to the orgamza tlons edltors Brlly Bob and Joanne Hatter who helped us get all the organlzatrons together to the semor class who helped get ads to make the BEARCAT possrble to the entlre faculty and student body whose whole hearted cooperatron we recerved To them must go our un lrmrted thanks And last to the most farthful of all Mrs M H McG1nnes on whose capable shoulders the Bearcat sponsorshlp rests Her vrsron lntense mterest and vlbrant rdeas have been a constant challenge to us to do better than all our excellent predecessors Wrth thrs great staff we hope we have earned on ln the true BEARCAT tradmon Srncerely yours UQZVZQJWBJM A'7tylnn4dzNFARBk k T I Phlhg pyDIl . 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