North Dallas High School - Viking Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1939 volume:

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Leeper Dan D. Rogers Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Welfare Fred D. Dantord Mrs. W. A. Leeper Gabe P. Allen N. R. CRoz1ER L. V. STOCKARD IULIUS DoRsEY Superintendent Assistant Superintendent District Superintendent of Schools of Schools of High Schools .M l MR. E. B. COMSTOCK . WQWWMJ rev www W? ' 3. . f 1f:a: ,.i3:, 'H , - A .. Nj-S 'P Q1 :5 kE5z..3 .. ' JH 7 .. , v ' V . . - NWA f -...Mfr ' lx 1 P0 5 . ,Q hh? B wa EQ W? Y' x ra gi Q ii L Y x x , rf-,,,., , ffg.. 1 .mv 1.5 M -1 .1-faxa:g?',,'f:.' -5. ggmi , sf... . '1,, if .rl . FACULTY Firxl Row: Floy Agnew, Guy Allen, Clmrles Anderson, Al. F. Turner, Mabel Baldwin. Srrvml Row: Mary Bertrand, lilla G. Bigbec, Lila Blake, Kathurind Bradford, George Buslmng. Third Row: Myrtle Byrd, Myrtle Clopmn, R. I.. Coleman, Mary Cnllins, Olnuin Crane. Fllllfflj Row: Ruth Crawford, O. A. Cruee, l.illi.1n Cullum, Ruth Currie, Maul Davies, Elizabeth Digg Fiftb Row: Duyle Driver, Adele Fppersnn, Myrtle Foster, li. M. Ifulmn, Leorw Guinn, E. R. 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Fiffli Rolf: Eugenie Terry, Pearl Tunnelle, lamdon Baker, Maybelle XlC'ngguner, Myrlle XWhiteley, H. Y Wfitmeyer. VL ip lL 'IE ..f. ,. H. . . zfffiff ff' 1, S 1 Qu..-. J ' 1 I I ' N l K, ,. n -2-sm usb ' I jp IV A Class Pl'l'Xi6IlC'lIf . . Vice-Pxfcfsicfelzt . Sec1'e1fvzr31 . . . S6l'gC'Ill1IL-Ill?-fXl'llIS . S pozzsor . Officers . TOM MCELROY . . BILL KELLER JIMMY O,CONNOR . . FOY GARISON . RUFUS HYDE 1 111 BILLY ABBEY Birthplace: Kansas City, Missouri Rifle Team, R. O. T. C. Sergeant, Camera Club. Kurt' KTIIIIITUIIIH, of mlifify, frolir, um! fun, Wllrz relixhux tl goof! joke mm' rr'join's in u 111111. IMOGENE ABBOTT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Philotechnic Society, Girls' Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Operetta, Christmas Cantata, Camphrc Girls, If ladies be buf young umf fair, Tbry burr tba gift lo kllfllt' if, DELL ADAMS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Art Club, Girl Reserves. Her wry fr0u'u.i' 1ll't'ft1fl'l'I' fur Than smifvx of nflm' rrzlzillrrzx uri: OPAL ADAMS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Baseball, Volley Ball Team Captains, Operetta, Christmas Cantata, Girl Reserves Secretary-Treasurer, Homeroom Secretary. Tlnvu' liiw mort' lift' in om' of YTOIH' fair' uryiti Than lwfb 'your' prlulx um in frruisv ilciixr. DOROTPIY ALEXANDER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Art Club, Commercial Club. fl xzcwf 17t'l'S077dlH'j', Full of raxvulify. HARRIET IMOGENE ALEXANDER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Commercial Club, Biology Club, Pliilliarmonic Society Band. Agar Cllllllflf luiflwr ber, xml' t'llXf0Ill ,ifalr Her infillili' l'1II'il'fj'. BLANCHE ALLEN Birthplace: Salt Lake City, Utah Olympiads, Art Club. Shi' Ullljl rm! fn' iafml, Bn! u'lml'.v fur' l2i'Her, xln' ix rmf. JACK ARMSTRONG Birthplace: liarmersville, Texas R. O. T. C. Second lieutenant, Chemistry Club Presi tlent, Vice-President Radio Club, Camera Club, Home room President, Crack Company. He multi ilixliuguiilr umf ifizizle A fmii' i1t'i.xf ilu' mzfib will X0llfl71l'4'.l'l sitfv. MARLYN ALcoRN JIM ARTMAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas 0 irthplace: Hollywood, California Allied Youth, Hi-Lights. I Q fi f Pan-American Student Forum. Tl,l.,.l. ,,l.H.,.jjU.1f,, ,,mm' MOH, frm.: L 'F f by 1:1110 rrmrzmlrx are like f7!'7'.X'IllIL1l IJVLIIII-X' ,,. !.lm,.mx am, g,.m.t. imp., MH MW- UM ' A leffvr of rmlif i1l1y1L'ln'1'i'. l dh--. 1 N C EVELYN ATRINS N FRANCES BEAUMONT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Girl Reserves: Pep Squad: Commer Club Treasurer, But sure the eye of time bfholats no name: So latest as yours iu all the rolls of fame. JEAN BAIRD Birthplace: Murfreesboro, Tennessee Debate Team: Declamation: Speech Tournaments Winner: Debate Club: National Forensic League, Degree of Dis- tinction: Linz Pins: Chemistry Club: Homeroorn Presi- dent, Secretary: Assemblies. A truer, notvter, trustier heart, Ilforr' t01f'i77X, 01' inore loyal, never beat. BILLIE HARRISON BARKER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Football Letterman: Homeroom President: All-City Chorus: Camera Club. Courage, ttwe highest gift-that seorns to bend To 77l6'IlN ftezfices for a sorctirt enrt. CARL BAUMGARDNER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Library Assistant: North Dallas Little Theater: Honor R ll. A firm eoinnianzt anzt Ieniperate wilt, Conzytiinect with eiiergy, strength, auit skill. RICHARD BAUMGARDNER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas In every mule, great or small, 'Tis iuztust1'y supports us all. Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Art Club Treasurer: Girl Reserves: Biology Club: Debate Club: Debate Tournaments: National Forensic League: North Dallas Little Theater: Assemblies: Christmas Cantata: Viking Art Staff: Homeroom President: Operet- tas: Library Assistant. No truer word, save Goifs, was ever spoteen, Than that the largest heart is soonest broken. MARY ANNE BELL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Olympiads: Hi-Lights: Biology Club: Latin Club: Perigon Club: Girl Reserves: North Dallas Little Theater. She has such beauty and surta grate, That ou this earth seems out of place. BOB BERKLEY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Conlhbass Staff: Linz Pin: Camera Club: Symposium: Perigon Club President: Tennis: Baseball: Homeroom President, Vice-Prcsideiit. If good bmnor uferrr I1 treas111'e, He wonlit tie rich 'without 'II7L'Ll.Y1l7'I'. JOE RICHARD BIBBY Birthplace: Los Angeles, California Cheerleader: Viking Business Staff: Student Council: Camp Dallas: Perigon Club: R. O. T. C. Captain: Crack Companies: North Dallas Little Theater: Rifleman: Junior Hi-Y: Homeroorn Secretary: Armistice Paradcs: Biology Club Vice-President: Debate Club. True uit is nature to artzfantagc ztressert, lVbat oft was thought, but ne'er so well expressed. MARY KATHLYN BOOHER Birthplace: Breckenridge, Texas Art Award: I-lomeroom Secretary: Biology Club: Art Club President: Viking Art Staff: Operetta Sets. Stat' was so beautiful it seeznezt, Men looking on her, It7'C'tl7III'!t they a7rc'an1e1t. has JAMES BOUNDS Birthplace: Kaufman, Texas Chemistry Club, Biology Club, Baseball. HLIf1f7v1'-g0-lIllik,1', jolly, am! free, Nofbing flu-rr' is fha! !I0fbt'I'X me. JAMES BOWLING Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Viking Snapshot lfditurg Camera Club Vice-Presidentg Art Club. Fl'.:l'lIllXl7i1'7, r.-cfvelfz, aml fair' regunl: Surf: ix flw good Hl61I1,.Y just rrzwml. BETTY BRACKEEN Birthplace: Jamestown, North Dakota Iunior Bed Cross Treasurer, Chemistry Clubg Commercial Clubg Honor Roll: Music Assembliesg Library Assistant, National Honor Society. As IIIIVL' ui' iz pearl, Ami as fn'r'fI'I'l: If zmlflv uml i.f11mI'I'r1f girl. EVELYN BI1ADsIIAw Birthplace: Greenville, Texas Biology Clubg Library Assistant. To flrvn' 11x70 krmu' ibm' 1:01, I0 uvrils nm fminf! flml lko .',' I' who know ibut' f3l10lL' all zmrulx are fain!! MARILYN BRAGG Birthplace: Sanger, Texas Linz Ping Perigon Club, Biology Club Secretary, North Dallas Little Theater. She wax fair uml frrxb uml free, Full of fixiilv .wil ,Lft'IIL'Y'0.NlfY'1'. BILLY G. BRIGANCE Birthplace: Sherman, Texas junior Hi-Y: Chemistry Club, Biology Club, Camera Club: R. O. T. C. Second Lieutenant, Linz Pins, Library Assistantg Viking Military Editor. A Iilflv llIiXt'bll'j, lay lbe way, A lifllz' fun I0 spin' flat' Jay. RITA BROSCH Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Linz Pins, Chemistry Clubg Girl Reserves, National Honor Society. 'Tix from bigb lift' bigb t'bar'aa'icrx art' tlfdlllllj A mini in z'rI'lIe it lwin' iz saiuf in lawn. BILL BROWN Birthplgiees Toccopola, Mississippi I-Tomerooni President, Xfvice-President, Band, R. O. T. C. Sergeantg Camera Club. True ai fbi' Ilial lu lbw sim, Alibougb if ln' rm! .ibiiml npozi. MAXINE BROWNING Birthplace: Celeste, Texas Her z'YYt'.Y zronlil luiuklf' in lm' haul as brigb! Ax Ilo lbs xlizri 0:1 cl frmly night. ELIZABETH BRUNSON Birthplace: Savannah, Georgia Bi logy Club, Allied Youth: National Honor Societyg or eroom Secretgiryg Assemblies. Hen' wut the xwc'elz'.iI KONI Thu! rwr' lookml zvilb luzfmm E'j'l'.Y. X'e.Ir Linz Ping Evcrts, Awardg Junior Red Cross, FLM. h DJ -.L-A fV L i' 'W . , 1 ,.... Mllfp' ' ,M-fr 1 I FAYNELL BRYANT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Colizjuusx Staff. Arqlnziiifalzfw' I IL'0IIIil bare, im! if iiefiemix, Nof 071 fbi' imzizlaer, buf fbi' uboiu' of friwzcix. ROBERT BUCHANAN Birthplace: Princeton, New Jersey Crack Companies, Camera Club, Chemistry Club: R. O. T. C. Second Lieutenant. A 'man ibut f!H'f1l11l'lX buffefs ami i'c'zLfui'ris Hnst flIk!'II 'uiih 0411101 lbunkx. EBB BULLOCK Birthplace: Temple, Texas Track, Biology Club, Camera Club, Allied Youth. Coirunlx ilii' 'llltlilj' iimm' lfefrirc' ilieir ilvufb, The wiiiuiif vzrzei' fuxlr' of iimfln 11111 011:12 BILLY BURDEN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom President, R. O. T. C. Sergeant, Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Biology Club President, Baseball Letterman. I l'l7Z'j' no Illflfflll, ibongb l'1'l'l' xo term! Nor sroril rr wrefvb for bi.: lowly exinfc. MARTHA BUSBY Birthplace: Fort Wtvrtli, Texas Camera Club, Art Club. Grwrully l'lf'l't'J'j 11li'1i111i'br1ij'?-no: Likes n lifflr' riiixrbief, llt'l'l'V mix xlow. MARY ANN BUTERA Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Allied Youth, Girl Reserves: Sans Souci, Linz Pin. Viizzrimix is fha' Icom' for you, Always fniibfzii, feimi, ami Irina W1NsT'ON BYRUM Birthplace: Brownsville, Tennessee Homeruom Vice-President, Allied Youth, Camera Club, Senior Assembly Committee. Yvbul' ix ffzix lift' if, full of Hire, WU' lmii' 110 film' lo xlumi and xhzrr? JOHN CALDWELL Birthplace: Hugo, Oklahoma R, O. T. C. Sergeant, Homeroom President, Physics Class President, Baseball, Crack Company. Sfwifziy, IlliXl'!7iL'1'0Il.V, ami xrimli, HNII ln' ir .5I1l'l'i',YX iimzigfr ln' lI1.'ll'I' grim' full. CoRiNNL CALLAWAY Birthplace: Howe, Texas Biology Club, Girl Reserves, .lunior Red Cross, Viking Staff, Coizijnivx Staff, Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts' Award, Student Council, Homeroom Vice-President, National Honor Society. Ami slit' ulvoii' lbw rvsf, by nafiire good, W'nx fbi' jnztiwiz f0l'llIl'Cl by frer'fz'i'! u'0r11z111b00r1'. MARY CAMERON Birthplace: Kansas City. Missouri Delphians, French Club, Chemistry Club, Viking Staff. Bmizly, i11fi'iligt'r1i'i', rizirml zvifh julliiy, Tlmw-Ibn .wire xigux of frizolily. iffvw MARY ANN CAMPBELL Birthplace: Temple, Texas Delphians: Jockey Club: Pan-American Student Forum: Homeroom Secretary: Girl Reserves: Senior Day Assembly Chairman: Junior Red Cross: Chemistry Club: Pep Squad: Four-Year Linz Pin: Fverts' Award: National Honor Society. As llriiuful of llIlXl'lIit'f, ufixiloul uuzl lqlcr' As ez'c'i' uuj' girl mulil ln: TPIOMAS CANTY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homcroom Vice-President: Camera Club: Track Team. Au bones! mall, rloxr' I7llff0lII'tl lo fbv rbiu: Bv'0uilz'lollJ zrifboul null u lL'A1l'HI lmzri uifbiu. TEss1E CARGILL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Symposium: Student Council: Coiujmxx Personals Ifditor: Commercial Club: Quill and Scroll: Viking Staff: Ili- Press: Dallus Newt Correspondent: National Honor Society. A gentle 'l'0il'l', II iuauuer kiuzl null .tzver'f, Ulziie io umke ber gl'lIl'l!lIlX7It'XX, bm' !'UllY'fl'XJ' roiiijwlefr. BEN CAUDLE Birthplace: Midlothian, Texas Chemistry Club: Biology Club. Bulibliug will: Ziff be Iiki-.v lo liaise, Buf if'x zvully bis zlrxire fo pleuse. DOROTHY CAVEN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Biology Club. Naflviug uxfoiiixbes our xo IIIIIVZI Ax rnuiumfz .wizxe auil pluiu ilvuliug. DAN CHAMBERLAIN Birthplace: Ashdown, Arkansas Biology Club: Homeroom President: Library Assistant: R. O. T. C. Sergeant. Zerzlous, uprigbf, full of life- Wfbal mort' roulil iuorlul ark in Hldll? DURON CHAMNESS Birthplace: Myrtle Springs, Texas Little Theater Usher: Biology Club: Commercial Club: Assembly Programs. She zrulkx in bfllllfj' like ilu' nigh! Of vloziillevx rliuzrx null .clurry xleirx. MARY ELIZABETH CHAMNESS Birthplace: Hereford, Texas llomeroom Banking Secretary: Mixed Chorus on Assem- blies, Teacher's Convention, and Dads' Club: Campnre Girls. lilizullefli is u girl you mu will your friruzl: S110 u'ill xluuil by fa ilu' Very ruzl. FRED CLARKE Birthplace: Bloomington, Illinois Homeroom President: Assembly Programs: Camp Dallas: R. O. T. C. Sergeant: Football: Golf: Baseball: Chemistry Club: Student Council: Crack Company. Dz'xr'i'iln' liiui who mu, .flu ubriJgi'u1z'i1l of all fluff is plezmzizl iu funn. ALILTIT CIIARIEZENE COCHRAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Allied Youth: Iunior Red Cross: Latin Club: Biology Club: Debate Club: Homeroom Secretary: Cuiulwusx staff. GruiY'ful uurl uveful iu ull sbt' ilorx, Blrxxiiig uuil lflzxrl lL'l7l'l't',t'l' the goes. tiflsll l PAULINE COLLIER Birthplace: Kemp, Texas Chemistry Club: Commercial Club: Art Club Secretary Assemblies. WU' sec her liflle nml hrar ber less, But sl1e's fl vnigbfy fine girl wr'll bare lo confess. EDNA EARLE COLLINS Birthplace: Terrell, Texas Commercial Club: Drama Club: Philotechnie Society Camera Club: Chemistry Club: Homeroom Secretary Campfire Girls: All-City Chorus: Assemblies. Nizfure urul books Belong fo the eyes llmf sec them. MARY EVELYN COLLINS Birthplace: Fort Wortlm, Texas Perigon Club: Camera Club: Junior Red Cross: Assem bliesg Operettasg Cantatas: All-City Chorus: Honor Roll Senior Pub. Of Kl'f'7llllb00!l Ilirim' anal full fair brigbl, Sbffs lowzl by 11Iur1y folk, I0 all a rlcligbi. BILLIE MARGARET COOK Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Assemblies: Cantata: All-City Chorus: Mixed Quartet Operetta. Cult' aml 4'leL'4'r null full of fun, She is well likrrl by Fl'I'1'j'0l1K'. HERBEIKT COOK Birthplace: San Benito, Texas Baseball: Football: Library Assistant: Homeroom Vice- President. Guy and pleasant, kind of will, And simple lrnlb lais nlmosl skill. 5 MIRIAM COOLEY Birthplace: Merryville, Louisiana Chemistry Club: Junior Red Cross: Allied Youth: Home- room Vice-President: Linz Pins: National Honor Society. Of sfuilirs sbt' look flat- greairst howl: .EfflL'll?l1!,'y itself, slae wus imlevrl. BILLY COURSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Football: Basketball: Trackg Tennis: Camera Club Vice- Presidentg Allied Youth: Biology Club: Operetta: Crack Company: Homeroom President, Vice-President: Assem- blies. The wisest 'llldll could ask no more of Fule Tbnu I0 bt' simple, moilvsl, manly, grral. GEIKTRUDE CROUCH Birthplace: Galveston, Texas Delphian President: Homeroom President, Secretary: Pan- American Student Forum: Chemistry Club: Olympiadf: Assemblies: Junior Red Cross. Nufure mazle ber what she is Anil m'z'er 71111110 unofbrr. MINNIE MAE CRUMP Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club. Your frimnlsbip reaches far arm' wirleg Personality is your greatest pride. TENA DANNA Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Linz Pin: Junior Red Cross Vice-President: Commercial Club: Biology Club: Senior Pub.: Homeroom President. Her eyes like slars of twilight fair: Like fwiligbl, loo, ber flwsky hair. Aisle v dub, ' I i ROBERT DANTZLER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom President, Vice-President: Camera Club. Ilix 11f11'11 -ftlfl' 111111 1111pr1'l1'11liu11x 11r1'xx, Will l7t'1fl'f xlvwlk for 11i111 fbzlll 110111 111111r1'::x. JIMMIE DAVIS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom President, Vice-President: Library Assistant: Chemistry Club: Junior Red Cross. If lhl'ft',.Y 11110111111 11'11r111, be 1iz'1'x 11 1if1' 111 bfi x, If tbcr1 x l10I1I', be 11111111' f111' bex! of fbix. EVELYN DEES Birthplace: Kaufman, Texas Allied Youth: Chemistry Club: Latin Club: Homeroom Secretary: Linz Pins: National Honor Society. Her air, ber 111a1111erx, 1111 who xaw lll1l7IiI'L't1Q fi0IH'fl'0II5 fbongb my, 111111 ,Qt'IIf1l' fbongb r1'lir1'11'. GEORGE DORMAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Senior Hi-Y: Track Team: Camera Club. T11011 haxf xo 111111'b ui! 111111 111ir'lb llbllllf lbw, There ix 110 1il'iIIg 111111 lbw 11111' 1111170111 ibee. KITTY BETH DOUGLAS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club: Pep Squad: Philotechnie Society: junior Red Cross: Biology Club: Commercial Club: French Club. A xip ix f11e 11111.11 lbaf 111r1rl111x Arr' f1er111iH1'.1 from any gr11111'f of 111'1ig111. f ii x ffl FRANCES DRAGO ' Birthplace: Wfoodside, Louisiana Lin7 Pin: Office Assistant: Assemblies: Homeroom Presia dent: Pep Squad: Biology Club: Commercial Club: Allied Youth. Ye! I1111g11f by lime, 311111' bear! 1111x 11'111'11r11 lo g111w lim' ofbvrx' gnoil, 111111 1111'1i 111' 0117l'fX, u'0:'. RUTH DUNHAM Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom Officer: Chemistry Club. A -f1'1l'IIt1X171f7 111111 like low' ix u'11r111, A 10W like f1'i1'1111x11ip xf1'1111y. MAIKGARET ELMS Birthplace: San Antonio, Texas Hi-Lights: Homeroom President: Chemistry Club: Allied Youth: Camera Club: Sans Souei. Cure x111i11'x I0 xwt' 111'1' free of rare: The 11111111 bear! 10z1'x ber 111111war1'. DREA1soN ERMICHE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Allied Youth: North Dallas Little Theater: Philharmonic Society. I lllllgh, for 11111111 bulb bzzhpy 11111116 wilb me: If my bark, xinkx, ,fix lo 111111!b1'r xva, JAMES ERWIN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club: R. O. T. C. Color Guard: Chemistry Club. 111' 11110 bux tl l111111x111111 fr'f1'1111x 1111x 7101 tl fl'11'lIlI lu xjlurv. A1111 111' who 1111x 111111 1'1111111y will 11111111 111111 1'1'1'rywb1'rr'. 1 AYLETT LEE EVERETT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club. He iakrx bix xrbooling xc'1'io11xIy, Cillllllliilillg Inbox' 111111 !'0llXiXfCl1l'J'. BETTY EVERETT Birthplace: San Antonio, Texas National Honor Society: Linz Pins: Student Council: Biology Club: Chemistry Club. A frirwcl 'lL bZ'Il QVOIIITL' in IIUCII It fl good friwicl iI1llL'L'II. JOHN FEESER Birthplace: Paris, Texas Quill and Scroll: Homeroom President: Allied Youth Vice-President: Pan-American, Student Forum Vicc-Presi- dent: Chemistry Club: National Honor Society: Hi- Press: Senior Hi-Y: Symposium: CIOHIINIXX Business Man- ager: Student Council: Camera Club: Four-Year Linz Pin: Assemblies: Everts' Award: R. O. T. C. Corporal: Crack Companies: Physics Class President. A kiml, imc' l1r'11rf, a spirit bigb W,L'I'I' 'lL'l'ifft'7l i11 bis llllllllj' rye. Bois FOSTER Birthplace: Independence, Missouri Senior Hi-Y: Homeroom Vice-President: Track. Today, 'lL'h!Ifl'l'Cf 'llllljl t1II7IOJ', The word for 111e is 1031, just xi111l1Ic Icy. BOBBY FOSTER Birthplace: Quinlan, Texas Perigon Club President: Allied Youth: Honor Roll: Biology Club: Philotechnic Society. When you hear the boy lu11gh111g, you tlaiule his all fun: Bllf lbs' 1111g1'1x laugh loo, ii! fbi' good be has done. MARY FRANCES FRANKLIN Birthplace: Abilene, Texas Homeroom President: Comn ercial Club President, Vice- T President: Pan-American Student Forum Vice-President, Secretary: Pep Squad: Camera Club: Viking staff: Na- tional Honor Society: Fo Award: junior Red Cross: True, lr1y11l, I0l'!1bl ur-Year Linz Pin: Everts' Assemblies: Opcretta. v, llllll swccl: BVU hope 11'ifh her 'wc'll often 'lIIL'l!f. FRED GANNON Birthplace: Wie Track: Tennis: Track Man hita Falls, Texas ager: Camera Club: Basket- ball: Latin Club President: Homeroom Vice-President: Allied Youth: Honor Roll. All the day 011 Ike way io be slroug, Wifb a XlI7lXbi77j' l7!'lI1'f and a M1111 full of song. FOY GARISON Birthplace: Denton, Texas Three-Year Track Letterman: Track Team Captain: IV A Class Treasurer: Football: Basketball: Pan-American Student Forum President: R. O. T. C. Sergeant: Assem- blies: Camera Club: Senior Treasurer: Chemistry Club: dent Council. H1 1l Ttlfbfl' laugh, Hi-Y: Philotechnic Society Homeroom Secretary: Stu- tl b1'igbl-eyrfl boy, Than ivign ll g1'a31-bcurcl king. VIRGE GENTIKY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Red Cross: Philotcchnie Society: Chemistry Club: Camera Club: Red Cross Service Mc A Iilllc' IL'fll'IIi7Ig ix dal: Radio Club: Assemblies, 1 l111I7lgL'l'01lX thing, I Drink. !11t't'17 or fuxfc not fha PiL'l'i!I7Z .q'11'i11g. MARTHA GIBSON Birthplace: Homeroom President: Deba National Forensic League: Dallas, Texas te Club Secretary-Treasurer: Degree of Distinction: Pan American Student Forum: Olympiad President, Secretary: , - : Jockey Club Secretary, All Assemblies. A Hoblcr yr11r11i11g Thru: io 11'r111rc ami ed Youth: Student Council: lI0l'L'l' broke her rest Sing, be gaiiy dresf. MARTHA JANE GIBSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pep Squad, junior Red Cross, French Club, Assemblies, Allied Youth. Wbzifx i11 tl II1Il7Il'? fha! which llf'l' mill ll rose, By any other 11111111' u'1111l1f x1111'll 11x .YIL'L'l'f. FRANCES GIIiSEN Birthplace: Cleburne, Texas Chemistry Club. Slim el1'g11111'1', quirk wif, Xll'!'!'f 111111011-v, Iligb 1'1111r11g1'-11 girl of gold 111111 iznry. EARL GEORGE GOOD Birthplace: Waco, Texas Junior Red Cross Vice-President, Biology Club Vice- President, CUIIIITHXX Staff, Drum Major, Philharmonic Society. For ll 7711171 by 11olbi11g is so well befr11y1'1l Ax by his IIILIIIIIFVS. DOROTHY GLADYS GREEN Birthplace: Stillwater, Oklahoma Linz Pins, C0unselor's Assistant: junior Red Cross: Camera Club, Student Council, Chemistry Club, Perigon Club Vice-President, French Club, Sans Souci Treasurer, Homeroom Secretary, Orchestra, Philharmonic Society, COIIIFIISS Staff, Allied Youth, Hi-Press, Viking Staff. Very q11i1'l, uifb 111ix1'bi1'1'011x I'-1'l'Sj Thy b1'1111l-y ami lby XTIHRL' might u'1'l1 1111,'11k1' 111'xir1'x. GRACE LANAIR GIRIZZARD Birthplace: Mineral W'ells, Texas Viking Fditor-in-Chief, C11111j111xx Associate, Copy, and Managing Editor, Senior Pub. Copy Editor, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Symposium, Hi-Press Vice-President, Allied Youth, Latin Club, Debate Club, Philharmonic Society, Literary Letter Sweater, Assemblies, Four-Year Linz Pin, Fverts, Award, National Forensic League, Essay Contests, City Spelling Contests: Debate Tournaments, T. H. S. P. A. Delegate, I. L. P. C. Delegate, Latin Tournament, Orchestra, Di.v1111l1'la-1o111'1111i Columnist, High Honor Roll: Danforth Award. Sb1 s 1111 ib11l'v f111111'xl, b111101'11l1l1', 111111 fair, YV! fYOIl1I1f?.Y if ibm' 11111111 xb1 ll l'hf't'l'fllI l11'111'. RAYMOND GROEZINGER Birthplace: Denison, Texas Chemistry Club. Life !'l'l'Yj' IYILIII lwlzfx t1t'1lP'j bu! ibn frm' 77111171 flllllfi honor fur 11111r1' 17lAL'l'i0lIX zllltl 1l1'11r fl11111 life. EDWARD GRUBE Birthplace: Denton, Texas Debate Club, Camp Dallas, Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Symposium, Chemistry Club, Sharpshooter, R. O. T. C. Sergeant, Assemblies, Crack Company, Co111j111,vs Staff, Homeroom Secretary, Honor Guard. In .vlJ0rf, 111' was Ll j11'rf1'1'l 1'a1'11lirr11, A1111 fo his Very '1'11l1'l s1'1'1111'1f ll IIUYIJ. LEON GUNN Birthplace: Jackson, Tennessee N11 1111111 so l11111111r011x, xo Kliffl'ff'Ilf ax bv, Y1'f 11111111 1'o11l1f 11111111 ill 1'1'r.v11lility. BETTY ROSE HALEY Birthplace: Denison, Texas Chemistry Club. D1'1'0l1'1l, 1111.x'i1111x, g1'111'ro11.v, 1'11i1l of Xllilli, flllil ber 1l11'r11'i'x 1L'1'l1'111111' i11 ber x111il1'. ARTHUR HAMILTON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Baseball, Football, Basketball, Philotechnic Society. 111 all IZ11' l111111111', Il.'bL'fbA'l' g1'1111' or 1111'l11111', Tl7!lll,l'f Xllfb 11 bnpjry, j1l1'11x1111i f1'llo11'. .14 LAVERNE HANCOCK Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Art Club: Girl Reserves: Commercial Club. Happy xjzirifs, fleeting 1'ar1'.v, Aml all shi' him she Veullily xlnzrex. WILLIAM HAIKRIS Birthplace: Lynnville, Tennessee Chemistry Club: Allied Youth: R. O. T. C. Corporal: Compass Staff. 1115! at fhe age 'lwixt hay and yonfh, When thought is speech and speech is frulh. VONCILE HAIKVEY Birthplace: St. Louis, Missouri Girl Reserves: Commercial Club. Always jolly aml 'lllllklllg fun, The vnimzlc that the Jays begun. JAMES HAWKINS Birthplace: Trenton, Missouri Philharmonic Society: R. O. T. C. Band. Hang sorrow! run' will kill a cal, Anil lhvrefore lvfs he merry. GORDON HENSON Birthplace: Graham, Texas Chemistry Club: French Club. He was mazle for happy thrmghls, For playful wif mul langhfrr. LENNA G. HERRIMER Birthplace: Muskegon, Michigan Homeroom President: French Club: Chemistry Club: Music Assemblies: Commercial Club: Spelling Bee: Allied Youth: Linz Pins. A xmilc for all, ll 'lL'I'lt'Ol1It' glad, A joriul 'zvirznirzg 'llldy she hurl. GENE XV. HEWETT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Camera Club: Perigon Club: Junior Life Saving: Homeroom Vice-President. The worlal ix 50 full of u 11111771767 of fhiugs. I'HI .wire we .vholzlzl always he happy as lzingx, MARIE HILTON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom President, Secretary: Junior Red Cross: Biology Club: Camera Club: Commercial Club: Student Council There are xzzhxliifzfrr for many thilzgx, ihafs true, Biff we eoulzl 7101 er fiml u XIlbSflfllf!' for you. GENE HIRSCHEIK Birthplace: Dallas, Texas French Club: Delphian Secretary: Homcroom President. Pep-julr1r'h--prrsollrzlily, Thr very will of gcwialify. JANE HIXON Birthplace: E1 Paso, Texas Art Club: Girl Reserves: Commercial Club: Viking Staff: Pep Squad. A luzly whose bright eyes Rain l71fl7ll'71L'C :mal jlnlge ihc prize. EDWARD HOLLMAN Birthplace: Joplin, Missouri Chemistry Club Vice-President: Camera Club: R. O. T. C. Major: Rifle Team, Crack Company, Homeroom President. They that gozfcrzz lhe most Make fha leaxl noise. INA GENE HOPKINS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves: Pep Squad: Biology Club. Svareh ye the wide 'world ez'1'rywhere, Her like ye shall not final. JACQUELINE HORN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Assembly Programs: Camera Clubg Red Cross. A fare with glznlncss oz ersprea11', Sufi smiles, hy himzan kimlness hrwl. DORIS JEAN HOWARD Birthplace: San Antonio, Texas Vilziug Staff: Pan-American Student Forum, Biology Club Secretary: Linz Pinsg Christmas Cantata: Assembly Programs: Pep Squad. Nolhing lo blush for anal nolhing fo hide, Trust in her charaeler felt far and wide. HAZEL HOWARD Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Junior Red Cross, Camera Clubg Debate Clubg Extem- poraneous Speaking: National Forensic League: National Honor Society. Her ways are ways of pleasanlness, Anil all hm' paths are peace. JO FA HUSE Birthplace: Roekwall, Texas Girl Reserves, Humeroom Secretary: Office Assistant, Happy I um, from rare 1'm free: Willy arerf! fhry all like mv? TONE JERNIGAN Birthplace: Arlington, Texas Comllaxs Staff. Her everlasfing pep fauna! be forgolg She was always reaily wiila a ww scheme or plol. EUELLA MARIE JONES Birthplace: Basin, Wyoniing Allied Youth Secretaryg Campfire Girls Presidentg Biology Club: Girl Reserves, Student Council: P.-T. A. Programg Homeroom President. lVhaf'er she cliu' was dom' wilh so much ease, In her alone ,lwax Illlfllflll I0 fIIl'LlXf'. FRANCES JONES Birthplace: Mesquite, Texas French Clubg Girl Reserves: Commercial Club, Squad. Of all fhc arljt'c'fiz'r'x fha! I know, Simren' hut carefree fi! her just so. MARILYNNE JONES Birthplace: Houston, Texas Pep Squad, French Club: Drama Club. Smiling she X1'l'Il7l'tl :mil full of rmhlz' fhrmghf, Wfilh birauly ami honor eiw' wrrmghf. Pep if Kx...Q.f! V.- -. A Ln, WANDA SUE JONES Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pep Squad: Campfire Girls. A ufi1111ing 'Wil-1' tllltl Ll pl1'11x1111l xniilr, A 1'b111'111 z1.'15i1'b 0fbl'l'.Y do b1',q11il1'. HAROLD JORDAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Philotechnic Society: Camera Club: Homeroom President: Football. A 7115111 of 7110511 genial lllHI177!?1' 617111 Sljfleg All his 1'i1f111'x we inrvly ronlrl 71l'1l'l' t'0lIlf7ill'. BILL KELLER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Football Letterman: Track: IV A Class Vice-President: Senior Hi-Y Secretary: Camera Club: Biology Club Sergeant-at-Arms: Homcroom President. No! :wen genius 1'o111j1f1r1'.i avilh gril, Anrl ll 1111111 6111111111 lost' if be will 770f qnif. JACK C. KERN, JR. Birthplace: Houston, Texas Student Council President: National Honor Society: National Forensic League: Debate Club Vice-President: City Declamation: Allied Youth: Symposium President: Camera Club: Latin Club: Assemblies: Viking IV A, Associate-Editor: Homeroom President: Four-Year Linz Pin: Everts, Award: Senior Play: Senior Pub. Business Manager. His f1'111111' ix mx! ill 1111111151 llI0lllj For work f1n1l L'071ft'.Yf ki' is 110111. HOPE KRAEGE Birthplace: Alexandria, Virginia Student Council: National Honor Society: Art Club Sec- retary: Pep Squad: Four-Year Linz Pin: liverts' Award. To hear ber xlinik 11111l xwvefly x111il1', Y01l 1c'1'1'c' i11 P111'a1lis1f fbc' while. MARGUERITE LANGFORD Birthplace: Tyler, Texas Tlmn 111'f one who basl The fuhil gif! of kcuinfy. DAVID LARSON Birthplace: Glascow, Montana Latin Club: R. O. T. C. Sergeant: Chemistry Club: Perigon Club. In lyis eyzxi fl9c'1'e was ll qnief look, Wbicb I0 Ollf beurlx wc wry quickly look. RHEA BERTA LEAVELL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Thrift Assistant. Rm! ix 1l0f r111iHi11g Ike bury career: Res! ix filling of self fo 0lIC,X xjllure. GENE LEDBETTBR Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Press: Linz Pins: Viking Joke Editor: Conipuxx Staff: Allied Youth: Debate Club: Chemistry Club: Camera Club: Stamp Club: Symposium: Homcroom President: Perigon Club. Though I 11111 young, I SFOVII lo flif O11 Ike wings of b0I'I'0lL'!'ll wil. SAM LEWIS Birthplace: Altus, Oklahoma Philotechnic Society Treasurer: Camera Club: Football Band: Assemblies: Viking Staff: Band Lieutenant. WY' graiif allbongk lar' lnnl innrh wif, Hi' 'IUIIS 'l'6'1'-1' :by of ming il. A., 'N BETTY LovE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Jockey Club: Biology Club: Olympiads: Delphian Vice- President, Treasurer: Coedettes: Senior Pub. Staff. Sha' lfllllyf ri'j'l1n' fbi' xivgr' of f1:Iff!'7'illxQ lvrmx, Nor leuzm' 7llINUfit'l'I1 flu' A'lIl'0IllIfl'Y of rlllfllffillg Cj'L'5. F. P. LUCAS, JR. Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C.: Track. A bnzw, fret'-bmrletlr, z'urufrc'e boy, Wfifb lHIlil7l'l'l?A'tI aml lfnbiffzlerl joy. NORMA LYNCH Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Commercial Club. Wilb Iby form ibut ix llenirlmlix, My fun' fair, Thou nrt XIIVFI-J' n u'r1z1m11 fnjwnil all t'0ll117zll'I'. GRAPiAM TVIALONE Birthplace: Whxahachie, Texas Senior Hi-Y: R. O. T. C. Lieutenant: Band: Crack Com pany: Assemblies. A xlhlvlnfial frllou' :cfm will ulfuin x11iY'i'.vx For lwix vfwief ullrilmlv is rlrzfvlurzrvx. J. W. MANGUM Birthplace: Brownfield, Texas National Honor Society: Chemistry Club: Latin Tourna IHCFII. The if1fl'Ili,Q!'llf fmu' ll right orrr fbi' ixqrmraulg ATKIHIVIQV, Ibn! of fllYfl'llFHlliQ Ilwem. KATHERINE MARR Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Biology Club: Homeroom Vice-President: Pep Squad: Assemblies: Operetta: All-City Chorus. Wfilll LI twill' fha! ix xuwl uml t'l7f'l'Vflll, Wfifll ll lmzrl Milf ii frm' will XflIl't'I't'. S. J. E. MARSHALL II Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C. Sergeant: Camera Club: Track. CjUllfL'IIf in zwalflo, Ibm' riches of lbw mimi: Am! balljwy bf, who can meh richer fimf. HENRY MARTYN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C. Lieutenant: Camera Club: Camp Dallas. A loyal hear! and a xpiri! lvrarr, Auif zz soul ibaf is pure umf frm: JAMES MASSEY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Press Vice-President: Allied Youth Sergeant-at-Arms: Perigon Club Treasurer: Homeroom President: Student Council: Symposium: Camera Club: Chemistry Club: CTOIIIIIIIXX Staff: Viking Staff: Linz Pin. The gayrsf num the worlzf Nrr' Milf: Hz' flearly lows lbw l11x.i'ie.i, O. BETTY MATTHEWS Birthplace: Durant, Oklahoma All-City Chorus: Assemblies: Volley Ball Team Captain: Volley Ball Pennants: Commercial Club: Cantatas. Only II xzveel mm' l'il'fHOIlX soul, like veamrnwl fiIIlI7r I', lIl'l't'f gzrrs. DOROTHY MATTHEWS Birthplace: Columbia, South Carolina All places that the eye of laeavcn visits, Are lo fha' wise mari, paris 4171111 happy lazlzwls. MARGARET MCCAMEY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club. Her guiety bcxpeales ber love of fun, As zL'ill1vxsL'il by ibn' llltllly friemlx xbrfr u'o11. ARMINTA BELLE MGCARY Birthplace: Pond Creek, Oklahoma Student Council. Bwlllflflil, gnlrefnl, frm? io bw' worrl, Of ci more lomzlale jzerxon 3'011'1't' 11r'z'z'r beard. THAD MCCORMICK Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Allied Youth, Philotechnic Society Secretary, Homeroom Secretary, Camera Club, Student Council. He knows whufs wbrif, ami fbufx as high As vlzefafibysic wil nm fly. TOM MCELIKOY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas IV A Class President, Debate Club President, Football Letterman, National Forensic League President, CPOHIINISX Associate Editor Spring '38, Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts, Award, Quill and Scroll, Hi-Press, National Honor Society, Allied Youth Vice-President, Senior Hi-Y, Latin Club, Assemblies, N. F. L. Degree of Distinction, Baylor University Debate Scholarship, Denver University Speech Scholarship, Tri-State Debate Champion, Tri-State EX- temporaneous Finalist. Wifb ther' rm11'crsi11g, I forget all Iimr, All seasons ami their change, all ,blmxe alike. LADY PERRY MGGINNIS Birthplace: Terrell, Texas National Honor Society, Student Council, Compass Staff, Symposium, Chemistry Club, Pep Squad, Assemblies, French Club, All-City Chorus, French Awards, Four- Year Linz Pin, Everts' Award, Perigon Club, Quill and Scroll, Hi-Press Secretary, Allied Youth, Viking Staff, Camera Club, T. H. S. P. A. Delegate. fl lazly rirlvly rlarl is xbe, Bezmfiful and lowly cxCc'c'rli11gly. MARGARET MCGRATH Birthplace: Dallas, Texas W bc1z flirl 'lI10l'IIllIg ever brrwzlz, Anal film' inch ilmwiflg eyes Illlflllif? MARGARET MCKINNEY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves, Homeroom Vice-President, Physics Class Secretary, Assemblies. A girl lzrigbf uml guy, Ill ll xzcwl, sim'c'l'1' 'zvaju JAMES MGNIEL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society President, Allied Youth Presi- dent, Symposium President, Debate, National Forensic League, Degree of Honor, Compass Managing Editor, Viking Sports Fditor, Tennis, Chemistry Club, Perigon Club Vice-President, Essay Contest, Latin Club, Student Council, Four-Year Linz Pin, Ilverts' Award, Senior Pub. Editor, Junior Hi-Y, T. H. S. P. A., Fourth place in Sports Column, Interscholastic League Press Conference, Fifth. In joys, in grief, in trimzzjzbx, in wlreuf, Greuf ulwrzys, wilbonf Llillllllg I0 be grrai. KARL MENDEL, JR. Birthplace: Hot Springs, Arkansas Fred Florence Scholarship Wiiiner, National Honor Society, North Dallas Little Theater Vice-President, Colzzpux Critic, Viking Staff, Junior Red Cross, Linz Pins, Symposium Sergeant-at-Arms, Hi-Press, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Assemblies, Fverts, Award, Art Club, Quill and Scroll, State Contest Play Cast. He is a man, fake laiui for all in all, I ,bull HO! look upon his lilo' again. .7 X x 'V lr MARY ANNE MILLER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Wilb ber 'way ilmf ix lzrigbf, ber xmilc zlvbomzir, She may banish all sorrow or ruxf away rare. MARY EVELYN MOORE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Commercial Club: Girl Reserves: Coinjmxx Staff: Linz Pins: Senior Pub: Hi-Press. Il is Ibn' bear! uml noi flu' brain Thu! fo fbi' bigbcxl zlolb aflaiu. MACK Ross MULKEY Birthplace: Fort Worth, Texas A lull of 11ml1m'1' 1l'ifb0llf flvfvri: His benrillg liprigbf, his xpwrb ilirvrf. MARX' ALYCE NEWSOME Birthplace: Chandler, Texas Orchestra: Philharmonic Society: Sans Souci: Concert Band: Football Band: Homeroom Secretary: Assembly Programs. Yrf graceful vase, will Xlb'l't'illl'.YK, roizl of prillr, Might bidi' bw' fuiilix, if lvcllrrx ball ft1lllfS I0 lviclf. VIRGINIA MENTESANA Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Commercial Club. Why lo frm' rlzcril should they hum' rrganl? Tbvy krmw Ibn! Virilio ix ifx own rI'u'urIl. ANNE NEWTON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Latin Club: Homeroom Secretary: Sans Soucig Chemistry Club: National Honor Society: Four-Year Linz Pin: Concert Band: Football Band: Assemblies: Girl Reserves: Student Council: Gym Demonstration: Everts' Award. Look im! upon Ihr slarx my low, Anil .vhanie fhrm ufiib lbim' eyes. BOBBY NORRIS Birthplace: Greenville, Texas Philotechnic Society: Rifle Team: Crack Company: R. O. T. C. Officer. Hr' lows I0 fha! zvilb all Ihr' girlx, I know: Tis Ihr' 'way will: wifi:-lb1'y'rr' ullvziyx xo. HELEN O,CONNOR Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Cheerleader: Band Sweetheart: Delphian Treasurer: Home- room President: Biology Club: Olympiads: Assemblies: French Club. Clouzly Ibn Ill!-X' uml xfczrwy lb: nigbl, But fbi: xky of bw' bear! ix allvuys brighl. JAMES O,CONNOR Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club: Football: Basketball: Track: Baseball: Senior Hi-Y President: IV A Class Secretary: Student Council. Alflaougb belt rilslarcl anal 071 flu' go, He 111'1'cr fails lo say, Hr'll0.', PEYTON OHLSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas French Club: Camera Club: R. O. T. C. Corporal: Assemblies. For low ix bliml, uml lolrrx raluml we The jzrrfiy follies fbry fbCIll.YL'l1'L'S Fllllllllif. 'Y' N In '21 BOB OLIVER Birthplace: St. Louis, Missouri Linz Pins: R. O. T. C. First Lieutenant: Crack Com- pany: Homeroom President, My lL'c'1l11h is b1'a1fb 141111 17f?I'fl'F1 l'lIXl'j My 1'011x1'i1'111'e 1'1e11r, 11131 rbief 111'fe11x1'. LA V'ERNE ORR Birthplace: Magnolia, Mississippi A t'19tIl'I!l 11H1'1111x 111'1' t'l't'l'j'lL'bUH', A1111 1111 1111 1011' bw' IlIItI1l'1Il't'. MARILYN PEDIGO Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Allied Youth: Girl Reserves: Olympiads: Pan-American: Pep Squad: Viking Staff: junior Red Cross: Four-Year Linz Pin: Everts' Award: National Honor Society. Her fan' so fair: 11x flush if .tr1'111x 7101, Bn! A7l'll1'K'l11j' l10I'1l'tl1f of llrighf l111lQt'1'X AJIIF. WINIl RElJ PERKINS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas North Dallas Little Theater: All-City Chorus: French Club: Biology Club: Quill and Scroll: Hi-Press: C0llIl7IIX.Y Staff: Homeroom Secretary, President, Vice-President: One-Act Play: Assemblies. R11s1-.i 111'1' 111'1' 1'b1'1'1e1, A1111 ll roxr' lII'l' I7I01lfb. RALPH A. PHELPS, JR. Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Latin Tournament: Latin Essay Contest: High Honor Roll: First Place City Iixtempore: Tri-State N. F. L. Winner in Debate and Ilxtempore: State Debate Cham- pion: National Forensic League, Degree of Distinction: N. F. L. Decalet: National Honor Society Vice-President: Linz Bible Award: Latin Club: viking Staff: C0111p11.vx Fditor-in-Chief: Hi-Press: Quill and Scroll President: Student Council President: S. A. S. G. Convention Sec- retary-Treasurer: First Place in Newswriting in T. H. S. P. A.: Baylor Speech Scholarship: Senior Play: Senior Pub: Student Court: Literary Letter Sweater. A1111 still 1191'y g11z1'11, 111111 .viill 1111: lL'0llL1t'l' g1'1'1u Tbul Ullf' X1111111 617111 0011111 1'111'r'y 1111 be 1z111'11'. NATALIE PUDDY Birthplace: Belton, Texas Commercial Club: Homeroom Secretary: Linz Pin. 15111111 101111111 f1111r1', lU!7UI'4' 1'irf111111x things 17r01'e1'11, The p1111'1' ix 11ig11ifi1111 by ber ki1111 11rt'11x. BOBBIE ALENE QUILLEN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian Secretary: Chemistry Club: Pep Squad: Girl Reserves Vice'President: Assemblies: Jockey Club: Fresh- man Sweetheart: Student Council: Pan-American Student Forum: Homeroom President: Co111j111.rx Staff: Four-Year Linz Pin: Evertsy Award: Senior Pub. Tlldf fhe 1'1lt1!?' .v1'11 ,qrrzu 1'i1'i1 af hm' XOIIX, A1111 1'1'r'l11i11 Xfrllfi .tlml 1111111131 from ibfir xf1b1'1'1's. WALTER QUILLIAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Art Club: Allied Youth: Operettas: Cantatas: Viking Art Fditor: Senior Play and Operetta Stage Designer: Assemblies: Student Council: S. A. S. G. Convention in Kentucky. Wfbo '111ixe11 1'e11.vo11 wiib jr1011x111'1', 141111 1L'i.t110111 1c'i1b mirlb. FLORENCE REAVES Birthplace: Anson, Texas French Club: Biology Club: Operetta: Assemblies: Girl Reserves: Thrift Assistant. Bllf sbt' 115 far x11rj111xx1'lh IUOIIHIII, Ax lQl'F1I1l'Y1i 1101's 117151. ROBERT GliANVII.I.E REDDICR Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Philotechnic Society. I711ir1'x! 111111 1111! 111101'111'11 ix be YVb11's 1'101'111111 in 1'l'l1t' h11111i1il31. VESTLE ODELL REED Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Allied Youth: Perigon Club: Camera Club: fi0llIf7tISS Staff: Hi-Press: Four-Year Linz Pin: Everts' Award. This fellowfv wise 1'1m11gb fo play fbi' fool, A1111 fo fI'0 Ibn! 11,'1'1l I'1'u1'es 11 lziml of wil. MAX REVIS Birthplace: Fairgrove, Missouri Military Band: Library Assistant: Assemblies: Kilgore Band Concert: Civilian Band. We like him more ami 'NIOYII' vafb day, We dwft A'!I0lU why-il'x just bit way. ALMA JIZANNE RICE Birthplace: Kansas City, Missouri Interscholastic League Spelling Contest Alternate. How happy is sbt' 110111 ami ftlllgbf, Wfboxf' 111'11Io1' is ber bmzrxf fbflllglff. DANIEL CALVIN ROPER Birthplace: Seattle, Wasliingtmmn Perigon Club: Chemistry Club: Crack Company: Rifle Team: Homeroorn Vice-Prerident: junior Red Cross: Honor Roll. His 1mbl4' beurl thu! burliorx I'i1'f111111x fllflllxlfllf C1111 lIE'l't'f rexf 1111lii if fclllll' bas l77'0Ilgbf. MARY BETH ROWLAND Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Allied Youth: Camera Club: Physics Class Secretary: Four-Year Linz Pin: Fverts' Award: Assembly Programs. We iikc' ber for tl s11111131 smile, Thai 11111kfs llrr 11'1'lt'o111v all fbi' Ivbilv. SUE RUST Birthplace: Houston, Texas Delphian President: French Club Secretary: Student Council Secretary: Chemistry Club Secretary: Jockey Club: Na-tional Honor Society: D. A. R. Representative Cheerleader: Band Sweetheart: Four-Year Linz Pin Everts' Award: CUIIIPIIXX Staff: Senior Pub. Ifillni 1L'ifl1 f!'llIiIIiIll' vim' ami grate, Pll'llX1I7If of 111111111I'r, 1I1'f'liy of fave, GLORIA SAAL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Biology Club: North Dallas Little Theater. Afle111pl lbf' emi, 411111 11e1'I'r xf1I11J lo ilonbl, N1Jfhi7IlQ,.Y .vo lmrtl 11111 xrurfb will fiml if auf. SANDY SANIJOLOSKI Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Biology Club: Homeroom President, Vice-President Junior Red Cross: Conzjnzxi Staff: R. O. T. C. Sergeant Senior Pub. Boys ure only 111e11 IIOf grozwz lull Hwarfx 1111117 l'blI1!.Q1.' 11111:'b uflrr 1111 JOE SARTOR Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Crack Company: Homeroom Vice-President: R. Sergeant: Camp Dallas: Linz Pins. I 11111-31 zlsswf el1'1'11al f7I'0lilll'I14'A' Ami ifixlify fin' 1l'ilj'3' nf Gmil lo 1111'11 PATRICIA SARTOR Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Four-Year Linz Pin: Fverts' Award. lf In your .tlnzrr .I0111r e1'r111'.v fall, Look 071 Iver, tlflll yo11'll forge! them i r 1il. C s i, .- O JOHNNIE SAVILLE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Tennis Team: Linz Pin: French Club: Senior Hi-Y: Philotechnic Society. A Xl70TfXlllll1I uflmxv ll4'l'0l'l0I7 was tba cluise, A robuxl lml uxbo lll'l't'7' yirlzlx a r'ac'r'. V. H. SCARBROUGH Birthplace: Kcrens, Texas He zlizl no! row! llomll, be alia' noi xpivf' A ximjrlr' L'UIl.YFlt'lIl'l' with lllSlllIl'llUI1 Hire. MARJORIE SCHMIIJT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Biology Club: French Club: Latin Club: Couifmxx Fea- tures Editor: Debate Club: Assemblies: Homcroom Sec- retary: Junior Red Cross: Senior Pub. Sbz' ix prvffy lo lL'lIlk wilh. Aml willy lo talk wiih. ANNIE LAURIE SEARS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Olympiads: Perigon Club: Pan- American Forum: Chemistry Club: Student Council: Allied Youth: Viking Co-Business Manager. Oh, -yes, V011 are win' irnlcml, Ana' in Ike worlzl you will sifrcevrl. ROBERT L. SEAY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C. Captain: Camp Dallas: Crack Companies: Officers, Club: Chemistry Club: Pcrigou Club: Junior Red Cross: Homeroom Vice-President: Library Assistant. A bamlxoim' ll1l'lIlb!'V' of ilu' R. O. T, C., A11 officer for all Io see. MARTHA SHAW Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum: Olympiads: Perigon Club: Chemistry Club: National Honor Society: Student Council: Linz Pins. A simple muizlen in ber flower lx usorlla iz bzmzlrvzl l'0fIfX-Of-KIYIIIX. NANCY SHUMATE Birthplace: Lima, Ohio French Club President, Vice-President, Secretary: National Honor Society: Linz Pins: Latin Club: Camera Club: Debate Club. Lozff, xiifcwiziesx, anal gomlnexx In bm' pI'r.I0u shim' so l'lf'llI'. CAROLINE SKIIJMORE Birthplace: Biardstown, Texas Art Club Treasurer: Linz Pin: Allied Youth: Pep Squad. A Iiffle wink of laer lulzglairig eyes, A fl'i!'71!llj' pal, uml bull humor flies. LILLIAN SKREHOT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Debate Club: Perigon Club Secretary: Latin Club Sec- retary: Chemistry Club: Student Council Secretary: National Honor Society Secretary: Latin Essay: Latin Tournament: Homeroom President: Linz Pins. The fuirvxf of gczrzlwix in her lookx, Azul ll1'hl'l' miml lbe wisesf of boolex. VIVIAN SMITH Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Biology Club: Philharmonic Society Secretary: Junior Red Cross: Orchestra: Hi-Lights: Assemblies: Operettas. Always .vmiliug and lols of fun: Tlwrefore slarfs u furorifc will: c'z'c'ryo11e. RW DOROTHY JANE SNEED Birthplace: Ranger, Texas Camera Club: Allied Youth: Perigon Club. Shi' whose inlforu worlb ber urls ronmmnd, Of gently mul, to bnumu wwe u friwzd. BRYAN SNYDER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C. Sergeant: Camp Dallas: Crack Company Drill: Homeroom Vice-President: Allied Youth: Biology Club: Tennis. W'bf'u you rm' flu, anvil, bear: Wfbru you ure flu' llclllllllff, sfrilzv. CHARLOTTE ANN SOMMERS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Symposium: Allied Youth: Biology Club: French Club: Latin Club Secretary, Treasurer: Homeroom Secretary, Cmnjmxx Staff: French Award: Everts' Award: Four- Year Linz Pin. Sbc Cflllflfi ber frirmls by lbs' srorr, Anil ye! lbvrc is always room for more. DOLLY SORENSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi'rr x a xlzzzlelll, b!'?'l'lX a frivml, Elfl' r'1'u1ly II buml fn Ivml. JAMES STACKS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club: Senior Hi-Y: Chemistry Club: Football: MARGUERITE STEALEY Birthplace: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Homeroom President: Latin Club Secretary: Camera Club: Philharmonic Society: North Dallas Little Theater: Comfmxx Staff: Student Council: Pep Squad: Essay Con- tests: Junior Red Cross. For some bun' iurli u fare aml .vurb K1 mimi Ax lo lac' lowrl urcwl only io bf' teen. KAREN STEEN Birthplace: Cincinnati, Ohio Pan-American Student Forum: Biology Club. 4lu'ayx u smile zviib rrrry xlrolwn word, Anil wil lo arlxzwr !'L'!'Yj'flJlllg the lwurrl. EVELYN STRADER Birthplace: Eustace, Texas Girl Reserves President: Commercial Club President: Homeroom Secretary: Assembly Programs: Junior Red Cross. Slot' fbal um rzwr fair' aml jirolld: Haul lmzgm' al will, aml ye! was nerer louzl. JAMES M. STRONG Birthplacezz Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Camera Club. A Iilflw llII'7't'II5!' vnu' mm' lbw: Is rrliilwu' by flu' bmi of men. ANNA PAYE STUART Birthplace: Brownwood, Texas Camera Club: Allied Youth: Junior Red Cross: Com- R. O. T. C. Officer. Hr iliilrff bvlein zrifb uxking: Hz' foolz his jolz mm' Alurlz. mei-cial Club Secretary. More frzhvb fhtlll Muy ln'r.n'lf in lilossamx l1L'lV, For Milli flue roxy color xlrozi' her buf. ,- I 1, l ,I l ' U1 A4 ff L, YWMA b JOHN ROY SWENSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Debateg Quill and Scrollg Biology Club: Camera Clubg North Dallas Little Theater. I.1't I.'Uf 11111'lJ gllj' 1111-11 lby I'LIl'lfIlV'L' I7I0l'l', For foolx 111l111i1'1', buf 1111'11 of x1'11xr lI17l7l'0l'!'. FRANK SWIFT Birthplace: Muskogee, Oklahoma Senior Hi-Y: Student Councilg Basketballg Physics Class President. Tor 1111111 of 'fiVI7l 11111l llfllllt' .io11l, No f.11'iio11.v 1'l11111111'i 11111 1'o11f1'ol. RAY SWIFT Birthplace: Amarillo, Texas Camera Clubg junior Red Crossg Homeroom Secretary. Gay 'lL'lI.Y his 11i1' 11111l l0YY0IlXlj' be .rl10lzr, N1'z'1'1' In 111' f1111111l 'lL'iflJ01lf bix qiiip or joke. CHARLES THOMAS Birthplace: Fort Worth, Texas Chemistry Clubg Track Team. H1 .i' Olll' fo 111' f1'11,-'f1'11', 1111.1 111111.i'.v11111i11g l111l: His f1'i1'111lxbij1'.v 11111 1'111111l of llllj' fo 111' b111l. JIMMIE THOMPSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Art Clubg Philharmonic Society Allied Youthg Chemistry Club: Orchcstrag Camera Clubg Viking Stage Band. A 1111117 boy, 1111111051 11111l 1'l'.YL'I'l'4'!lj I2I'1'1'-3' jlflllfll' l11'sf1111.'1'1l ix 11111 11'1'x1'1'1'1'1l. LENABEL THURMAN Birthplace: Norman, Oklahoma Chemistry Clubg Centennial Chorusg Student Councilg Spanish Club Secretaryg Viking Staffg Assembly Pro- gramsq Linz Pinsg Operettasg Senior Pubg National Hono Society, A girl milk Il k11111'lz io clo l!l'L'1'j!fbl7IX well, How gl't'tIf she will lie, 1111 OHL' C1111 fell. BONNIE JEAN TITLEY Birthplace: Tulsa, Oklahoma I' Olympiadsg jockey Clubg Interseholastie League' Spelling Contestg C1111111115.i Staffg Homeroom Presidentg Senio Pub. A 1l1111gbf1'1' of foe go1lx, zlizfiizrly fall, Al1Il 111011 11'i11i111'l31 fairest of them all. MARILYN TRICKEY Birthplace: Fort Worth, Texas Y Perigon Clubg Chemistry Clubg Senior Pubg National Honor Societyg Linz Fin. B111 if if be I1 xi11 fo cowl honor, I 11111 lbs most off1'111li11g soul alive. NANEARLE TUGGLE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pep Squadg Biology Clubg Pan-American Student Forumg Assembliesg Operettas. Yet fbrjy, l11'li1'1'1' 1111', 'wlw Iwlit No gifix from 1'l311111'1', bllll' 1'o1111111'1'1'1l f11f1'. DICK R. TURNER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom Preident, Vice-Presidentg Pan-American Stu dent Forum Treasurerg French Clubg Camera Clubg Lin Pins. II1' fha! 11'1111l1l sing, l7Ilf bulb 110 some M11xf xl11'1115 flu' rigbf, 1ll'l10lIIIt't' Ike 11f'1'11,'1g. Z QW! RICHARD TURNER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom Vice-President: Latin Club: Camera Club: junior Hi-Y. Pi'v.wiu'f' of mimi izml rriiriuige in iii.xli'v,sx Ari' iilurr llmiz 11i'ii1iv,i fo 11i'm'11r'e .i1n'u'xx. DAVLIJ VA NDIVORT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Linz Pin: Declamation: R. O. T. C. Sergeant. A frivml lL'l70X4' lmzrf lmx i'y1'x fo .wr Tbw .tiara shim' rfrr fbi' ilarkcniiig feuf GEORGE ANN V1sER Birthplace: Clarksville, Texas Commercial Club Secretary: French Club: Biology Club: Homeroom Treasurer: Assemblies. Full of snap nm! infx of jwp, Tbc kim! ibut likes In get nn! :xml slap. MAIDGE HELEN WALLIS Birthplace: Fort XVorth, Texas Pep Squad: Homeroom Mcretary: Assemblies. For izezwi' izilyfliiiig ran bi' fiiizixx, Wfbvu xiii11wlUin'xs limi tlllfj' fvilriw' ii. KATHERINE INEZ WAi.sH Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pep Squad Treasurer: Assemblies: French Club: Biology Club: Drama Club. Gizr Ili-3' fbongbfx no fflllgllt' Nm' any 11i1fmr'of1f1r'lirii1i'if lfronglil llvix arf. M1NNETTE WARE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club Secretary: Coiupaxx Associate Iiditor: Viking Staff: Symposium: Hi-Press: Quill and Scroll: French Club Pep Squad: T. H. S. P. A. Delegate: Linz Pin: Assembly Program. Type of flu' zvixi' ufio .sour but 1ll'l'l'l' rouni, Trim' to flu' kiinlrrif jroifilx of fmiieii ami Imiiie. F1-ZLIX XVATSON Birthplace: Okay, Oklahoma Football Letterman: Homeroom Vice-President: Baseball: Track: Crziiijnixx Staff. lux! rl lltllltlj' friinzzf ami zz lrieiilfvvr of our fnznl, W'lm is zerjy TUNA, of iiixxiex ami flu' uxeiiriiig of lbe gl'!'l'II. MAEBl:lLLE WATTERSON Birthplace: New Hope, Texas Commercial Club Treasurer: Linz Pins: Biology Club: Assemblies: Pep Squad: National Honor Society. Sriiiirfiiiiwx frrmi bar eyes, I ifizf i'c'i'f'iz'i' fair .vj1em'bi1'xr iiiexxnges. FRANCES XVEICHSEL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Viking Co-Business Manager: National Honor Society: f,ifllllf7tl.YS Associate Fditor: Quill and Scroll: National Forensic League: Symposium Secretary: Four-Year Linz Pin: Student Council: Perigon Club: Olympia-als: Hi- Press: Allied Youth: Debate: Pan-American Student Forum. llolmrx are jiixlly :Inu lbw bollorirfliw- Ami ffm is ii zuiilq' ami jiwflpy Iuxx. BETTY LOU WEs'1' Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Rockefeller Center Art Award W'inner: Art Club Vice- President: Allied Youth: Biology Club: Pep Squad: Assemblies. Willr KQ1'Ilfil' Iwi jzrwzziiiiiig forte, Iriieiif upon lm' ii:'.ifii1r'ii roursc. 1 FLORINE WHALEY Birthplace: Fort Worth, Texas !l11u'k, l111'1'1' Iii-.v 11m1'e peril i11 flaiue UYYF, Than fwrzifm' of fhrir xzvorrlx. LAURA WILSON Birthplace: Big Springs, Texas Drama Club President, Debate Club Vice-President, Na- tional Forensic League, Student Council, Chemistry Club, Allied Youth, Philharmonic Society. Cr1.'11'1'1'xf1li1111 i11 ilx 11i'fl1'1' f7tH'f M1131 be 1'.tfu1'1111'11 tl gifl, 111111 111114 1111 url. LEWIS R. WILSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Band Drum Major, R. O. T. C. Captain, Philharmonic Society, Crack Company Band. A !'07lII'LIl14' l51ilbe AIIILI f11110f gice, W710 r1111'1'x lo laugh 0111 1111111 111111 f1'r'1'. WALTON WILSON Birthplace: Garland, Texas Cj0lllf7dXX Staff, Viking Staff, R. O. T. C. Sergeant, Basketball Manager, Crack Company, Drama Club, Senior Hi-Y, Football Letterman, Baseball, Track, Biology Club. He ix .wa guy 111:11 f1111 of fun, His 1f111j1j1y 11111g11 1'111'e1'.v e1'e1'yu111'. ELOISE WITT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas There was .toff 111111 j1r'11xiz'c XV'llt'!', A fax! of fbonghl 111.1011 bm' face. Commercial Club. my JAMES DAVIS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Philotechnic Society, Art Club, Senior Hi-Y. G11111' was bfx air, 141141 K'llIlfi0llX1j' 110 .vpofzeg W'1'11 l'.YfC'l'lIIClI' was be 113' 1111 good f011t. WALTER WYATT KIRK Birthplace: Terrell, Texas District Champion Drum Major, R. O. T. C. Lieutenant, Camera Club, Orchestra, Student Council, Linz Pins, Philharmonic Society, Second Place Drum Major Winiaer. Wfury, but 110111 011 e0111'.Ie o114'1' flilQI'71j 1vl'l'I'l' 1111111 171' ll f1'ie11r1 fornzken. MARIE MCLEOD Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Jockey Club, Olympiadsg Biology Club, Camera Club, Homeroom President, Treasurer, Assemblies. The joy of ynlllb 111111 1101115 ber eyes 1I'f.Yi71rlj't't1, A1111 erm' of hear! lm' t'lf'F1'j' 100k E'077'L'l7j'f'll. FAYE PRICE Birthplace: McKinney, Texas Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Pep Squad, Homeroom Secretary, President. Brighl ax Ibn' S7111 Ibn gazers xlrike, A1111 like Ike SIIII fbey shim' 011 1111 alikc. ALMA LEE SESSIONS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Commercial Club, Camera Club, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary. A j1e1'fr't'l 1v0111a11 11111113' plllllilfll, To 1Lf111'11, fo 1'0111f01'f, 111111 c'01111111111r1. L LA... . L i u.,. .. l x ffef' IV B Class P1'r'sicff'11f . xiii?-Pl'6'Sif1l'17f . . Sf'c'rf'fa ry . . Swfgnzlz1'-af-Arllzx . . Sponsor . . . KXIVE? ,L L- Officers . HAL PATRICK RUSSELL BENNETT T . BERT RICHEY JIMMY LLEWELLYN . , O. A. CRUCE 1 f VINCENT AHERN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club: Philotechnic Society, Homeroom President: Physics Class Vice-President. Herr is ll l11'111'e fellow, Here is ll -1111111 of pluck. ALBERT BEALE Birthplace: Fort Bliss, Texas Chemistry Club, Track Team, R. O. T. C. Sergeant, Camp Dallas, Homeroom Secretary, Finds 1O!IgIlL'X ill frvrx, books 111 the 1'111111i11g broofcx, S1'1'111o11x 111 xfourx, 111111 good 111 e1'1'1'3'011c. RUSSELL BENNETT Birthplace: Sour Lake, Texas Football Letterman, Basketball Captain: Track: Hi-Y Vice-President, Physics Class Vice-President, Homeroom President: IV B Class Vice-President. His 1111x1efl121111 111111 fU0I'l7:111 rlqill is f11111o11s, A1111 bis x111i11'x .fo ll1l't', be 11c1'1'1' fV'0lLf'lIX io blfllllt' 7lK. GLADYS MARIE BIANCHI Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves. She ix 1111111 11x she ix fair, For bvalrly 111c'1'115 zrilh 11i111111rxx. MARGARET BIARD Birthplace: Midland, Texas Olympiad Treasurer, Jockey Club Vice-President: Home- room President, Vice-President, Secretary: Allied Youth Secretary: Biology Club: Viking Staff: C0111j111xx Staff. III Ulfifj' S0f'7'0lIf'17lg 50111 31011 j70111 11 111'1igbl, A1761 10L'r' 5101111 x111i1i11g ill 3'11111' xigbf. MAIKX' VIRGINIA BISETT Birthplace: Tulsa, Oklahoma Tbr wry k11o1'1ec'r 011 IZ11' 01lft'l' 11001, If sbt' 17111 1J115.v1'11, was llrigblcr' 1211111 before. BILL BOLLMAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club. For his hear! ix 1i1e1' Ibm: sua, Ez'1'1' 011171, 111'111'1', 117111 f1'r'c'. RUTH BROOKS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Biology Club, Pep Squad, Homeroom Secretary. xl7l7tlfL'1't'I' xkrjzfir' 11111111 i111111i1'r for, For 1'1f1'1'-31 why xbe M111 ll 11Jh1'1'vfr11'c'. PEGGY BYRN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club: Hi-Lights: Chemistry Club, Junior Cross. Peggy ix l11'c'Hy 611111 jxleuly sweelg T11 Ill' zvifh bw' is q11ife Il f1'l'tlf. ROBERT CARDWELL Birthplace: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma E.Xfl!'l'1L'71I't' is by 11lL1l1X1fj' !IL'b1C'L',111, A1111 l11'1'f1'1'le11' by Ihr xwiff rolrrxc of 111110. Re L . L. - . W . TOM CARMODY Birthplace: Holyoke, Massachusetts Biology Club: Chemistry Club: Homeroom President, Secretary. To lin- us grully ns lm nm, To bv, rm ll11IffA'l' 1L'l1t'Vl -cl num. MARX' FRANCES CARTER Birthplace: Anniston, Alabama Debate Club: National Forensic Lcagueg Homeroom Vice- Presidentg French Club, Pep Squad. cjUlll'fl'!1IlX xln' um, frirmlly, zuilliug, innl kimlg No olbvr Iilzr ber ronlzl our vwr final. ANN CHAMISEIKLAIN Birthplace: Mount Vernon, New York French Club, Cirl Scouts, Junior Red Cross. A willy wmzziirz ix ii lruusizrvg A willy l7!'!lIlfj' ix zz jwoiwr. RUTH MARGARET CLABAUGH Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Clubg Baseball Captain. I look, my lnrzl, null in bm' cya' I fiuil A 'zvolzili-r', or ll ll'0lIlli'IJIl.Y zrziwn-lr. LESTER COLLINS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-YQ Linz Ping Football Letterman: Ilomeroom Presi- dent: Homeroom Vice-President. W'l10 lo himself ix lair, no lan' tloib lnwlg Qffwnli rm lair, uml ix tl icing imlrml. MII.IlIiEU COOPIZIQ Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pep Squad: l.inl Pin. Half iz Hifi ll'0lllll'7'flll, u ltIblA'Xf100Il wise, Tlutn' you lmrr Milzlrwl, Vigo! bufnrz' yoiir' 0 RICHARD CRAMER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas t yux. Chemistry Club: R. O. T. C. Sergeantg Camp Dallas. Ili' ilorib lifllr' klIIIlIH'XSl'.Y W'lwirlw mmf lmzi' nmlom' or ilvspisr. BURTON CROSSEN Birthplace: lfort NY'orth, Texas Camera Club: Homeroom Vice-Presidentg Football man: Baseball: Senior Hi-Y. Ollligilzg in lllllllj' I1 uuy, Hr ll nmlw good mlm' ilay. FRANK CROSSEN Birthplace: Fort Vforth, Texas Senior Hi-Y, Football, Camera Club: Homeroom Officer: Baseball, Track: Student Council. Iiuxf or slow, lu' will rvurb fbi' fop, For llirfls ibm' uunmf fly rw: bop. TTAROLD EDGAR CROWLIZY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom President, linglish Class President: Goat Squad Captain, Biology Club. Football Ami nom' in lwxy: yrl, for all luis lmzz Mr' lbouglrl lu' n-frm-il lzzlsivr' Ibm: iw u,'i1.r, Letter- I :VJ DONNIE DILLION Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Yg Basketballg Baseball: Tennisg Chemistry Homeroom President. H1' bar ll 11111111111 i11xfi111'f fo 11'ir1'1'1'11, A1111 ix diligeiif lo l1'111'11. JANIES DOWNING Birthplace: Greenville, Texas The fool Jalb fhiiilz be ix wiseg The 'wise 1111111 kII0lL'5 lwinixelf 10 121' L1 fooi. MARY ELMORE Birthplace: Baltimore, Maryland Biology Clubg Sans Souci. Her qlziul XlUL'l'fl7L'XS for fl'it'IlL11Sbip 1111 110111 51 Ami j71'111'1', 1111' lfiinlu, ber being Io e111l111'. NORMA FARMER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Linz Pins: Girl Reservesg Perigon Clubg Student C 1 Hi-Lights Vice-I resiclentg Chemistry Clubg Viking, Staff Co1111111x.x Staffg Homeroom Secretary, Vice-President Allied Youth. Your vyvr 111'1' guy 111111 x-111110 so szwcl, Your j1e1s01111liiy is l911r1l la bmi. FRANK HUSTON FARRIS, JR. Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Clubg Allied Youlhg I-Ionlerovm President, See retaryg Footballg Track: Junior Red Cross. To him tl froliz' 1111: high Jelighf, A f1'uIi1' be 111011111 bun! for 111131 417141 night. wqjj 'I WANDA ALICE FORD Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Girl Reservesg Pan-American Student Forum: Vilein Staff: Library Assistant, Four-Year Linz Pin: Award: National Honor Society. S!111f1'11fx likw l11'1' IIVL' b11r1I I0 j'i111l, Sl1'1111y, 11011113 11'i1li11g, 111111 kiml. MODENE FROST Birthplace: Comanche, Texas X Evcrts' Chemistry Club, Hi-Lights President: Perigon Club Sec- retary: Homeroom Secretary, Philotechnic Society. I.ifff1' 11111l 1'11I1' zvifh ll fltIl7I70Y xlarc, B111 tlfiflvf 31111 w111'1'-3' this 11lw11y.v Iberia MARY ELLEN GARDNER Birthplace: Hillsboro, Texas Hi-Lights, Perigon Club: Viking Staff: Linz Pin. Wbuf 1111.1 1111111 for 501116 for l11'1' '11'11x play, li11xilVI' S1111 11'011 bwmrx 111151 by day. KIOSEPHINE TIIERESA GE NDUSA Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Commercial Club, Ilomeroom Vice-President. 'Tlx 1'1l111'11fi1111 f111'111x if11' 111111111011 111i111l: 1111! 111' ilu' fwig is 110111 ffm' fYz L',X i111'Ii111'1f. BETTY GIBSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Olympiad President: Jockey Club, Allied Youth: Debat C Club Secretary, Homeroom Secretary: Treasurer: Viking Staff: Honor Roll, City Debate Tournament. l Il'x fffl' ll'0l'llX 11111 .v11,x', 111111 101' ,v111il1's you 11'1'111' 711111 11111k1' 511111 11'1'1l-l01'1'1I l'l'1'1'j'Il'bl'l't'. 3- as EDXVARD GORDON Birthplace: St. Louis, Missouri Airplane Club, Camp Dallas, R. O. T, C. Staff Sergeantg Marksmanship Medal, Crack Companyg Camera Clubg Homeroom Vice-President. Hon' 11111111 if IL'1lX of M111 1l'l' 11101, We 011111101 1'1'e1' ltuouf. ELWANA GRAVES Birthplace: Vfinnsboro, Texas Camera Club: Perigon Club: junior Red Cross, Hi-Lights Secretary, Homeroom President, Secretary. F1111 'lUil'b0llf, fllifllfilll lfjfbillg T0 fell bw' '11'11rff1+if'x 1lXl'lt'.Y.Y In 111'gi11. CHARLES FRANCIS GREEN Birthplace: San Antonio, Texas Chemistry Club: Philh.Irn1onic Society: Homeroom Vice- Presidentg Art Club: Football and Concert Band. I.1'f Ibis Sllf-fi1'L', 1'1j' II11' 1'11111'1'il'1' lbe 1'1'tf: He .tl1011I11', li7l7 FOIIIKI, he would, be Jizl, flu' l11'xf. GEORGE GRIFI-'IN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club: Perigon Club, R. O. T. C. First Lieu- tenant, junior Red Cross: Homeroom Secretaryg Student Councilg Tennis, Crack Company: Camp Dallas: Baseball. Wflmf Ibnfl I Jo fo 121' !0J'1'l'l'I' l2111111'11, A1111 111111q1' IZ11' age 10 t'0lllL' 111-y o11'11? KIEANNETTE GRUBI1 Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves President, Linz Ping Operettag Centennial Chorus, Student Council. F1111 11'1'.t.v1'.v 1111111'x i111j11'1'i11l 1'111'1' 1'11x11111'1', A1111 f11'1111fy 111111121 11v 111111 ll tingle I111i1'. J 1W 'Z ANNA RUTH HARLAN Birthplace: Mart, Texas Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer, Vice-President. fjlllj' 11311 111'fio11x of fbi' j11x1', S1111'11 SZL'1'I'f 111111 111111.10111 i11 101' 111111. DOROTHY HILL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club: French Club: Pep Squad: Girl Reserves: Physics Class Secretary: Coeclettes Secretary. Soff, x'z111'1'1', r11'1ic1111', 111111 1Lf'i.11r Y011 11r1' fbe ont' f11111'i1'11 ill .11'11io1'x' K'J'l'X. JO BETH HOPSON Birthplace: Corsicana, Texas Hi-Lights: Camera Club: French Club: Latin Club: Homeroom President. Skt' 11'11x--11111 700111 forbids 10 11'11 ibm' 1c'11111: S11111 1111 17t'l'ff't'f10lI 1111 a1111 .vlan 111115-fbuf. JAMES MADISON Hoss Birthplace: Detroit, Michigan Homeroom President: Camera Club. T0 fake wha! 00111121 of g0o11 01' ill, A1111 1'1i11g I0 f11i111 111111 honor xlill. MARY JEAN JOHNSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphians: Linz Pin: Junior Red Cross: Frencl Student Council: Hi-Lights: Assembly. I Club: Trnfh 111'1211.t 110 color with hir color fix'11: B1:1111!j' 110 j1f111'i1, b1'11111y's f1'111b 10 111y. DOROTHX' IVEY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Honor Roll: Latin Tournament: Homeroom Secretary: l,1!Q117g Staff: lfssay Contest: Pep Squad. T0 171' win' 111111 111x0 10 1011 Is :Ql'fIIl1L'11 x1'111'1'e 10 XQUKIX 11b01f1'. AR'FHUR KINARIJ Birthplace: Waco, Texas Philotechnic Society President: Biology Club: Student Council. No! xby, 1701 b0111: 1101 xborf, 1101 11111: A 17111711-Ji 111111111111 0f fb1'111 1111. EDWIN LINDBLOM Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Linz Pin: Chemistry Club: National Honor Society: Pliiloteehnie Society. Now 11 boy of ZL'01'1l7 111111 L'b11Vl1L'ff'Y, S11011 K1 1111111 of j1011'1'1' 111111 j11'o111i111'111'e. GLORIA LINXWILER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: North Dallas Little Theater: Linz Pin: 11111111 Staff: Homeroom President, Secretary. T111: honor Of II 11111i11 ix ber 111111113 A1111 110 11'g111'j1 ix so rich 111' 170l1CX1j'. JIMMY LLEWELLYN Birthplace: Ardmore, Oklahoma Camera Club: Hi-Y Vice-President: Baseball: Football Letterman: Biology Club: Allied Youth: Homeroom Offi- cer: IV B Class Sergeant-at-Arms. If lbw 0111111 of ll 7111171 ix 111'j11'1'xxc11 11'iib 1'11r1'x, The 111ix1' ix 11is111'111'11 1110111 tl 1L'07lllHl r1j11J1'111's. Arun l'finevl.L Nix - 9 Y ..i ,VJ W . WILLIAM LOWE Birthplaee: Lewisville, Texas Chemistry Club. The ilIlf7L'l'iLlI t'7I.VitQ77 which full lwiglr uII'1':I1I1'Il Shown' like ll 1I1efI'0I', .vtrwzlzfilig fo flu' IL'f7I1l. GRACE LOUISE MATHIS Birthplace: Hearne, Texas Commercial Club: Biology Club: Pep Squad: Girl Scouts. To ln' ll'l'Il-fALll'Ul'l'll is flu' gif! of f0l'fIHIl', B111 lo u'rifI' zzmf wail t'0IlIL'.Y by lI!IfIlI'l'. MAX MCCRARY Birthplace: Calvert, Texas Junior Red Crossg Senior Hi-Yg Camera Club: Crack Company: Basketball: junior Hi-Y President: R. O. T. C, Sergeant, A 1111111 of surf: ll gwziul 7710011 Nrwr fozfmf Ihr' bex! foo good. MARGARliT JOE MQGUIRE Birthplace: Pine Mills. Texas Art Cluh Treasurer: Girl Reserves: Camera Club: Orchestra. IllIlXfYi0IlX Izrfx high 1'I11II11r1'.I Jn illfllwg Anil ezw'-y I'oI1z111I'I'oI' rI'I'ulI'x LI lIIIl.Yt'. DliI.'I'A MCLl:1LANlJ Birthplace: Stroud, Oklahoma B1114' vyri .vbiuzzlzur lL'iflJ angel glIll1l'l'K Lifes' xjrriug Iinlvfx Ul't'V ilu' Iva. RUTH VAUGPIAN MCQUADI2 Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Student Council: Biology Club, Operettag Homeroom Vice-President: Perigon Cluhg Allied Youth: Coedettesg Camera Clubg Assembly: Girl Scouts. Fuxbiomwl 50 XIOIlll6'l'Ij', Young .NIJ so fair. EI.IzA1sIa'r1'I MEIRRITT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas French Club: Perigon Club: Student Councilg Pep Squad. Of fwiglrl !7l'L'0IIIillK lo lwr izztellvrfg N0 flllllf in lwr ul :III 110 zu' Ilelvcl. LILLIAN MORIRIS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club, Biology Club. Ilou' fin' lbal Iilflr' fllllllll' llvrozvs ils Iwuzzzxg So ,vfnirnzt tl good Ilvmf in LI llllllgllfj' 'll'UfIll. HAIKOLIJ ROY NEWCOMB Birthplace: Dallas, Texas I.ifr iv ll jail :mil all fbingx xbou' il: I lfrougbf xo oI1I'I', but Hou' I know il. FLORA NIZTTIE O,BRION Birthplace: Denver, Colorado Chemistry Club: Conimercial Club: Honor Roll: Pep Squad. 1i.vlI'I'w IIIHIK' fI'iwII:l,I' lm! Iurli IIC Im' your frieuilxg Ami zmm' yozn' four buf xnrb ax .vbull jIrvlI'ml. ' 4.9 HAL PATRICK Birthplace: Dallas, Texas IV B Class President: Hi-Y: Student Council: Football Letterman: Homeroom President: Track: Football Co- Captain. Self-lout' my liegc, ix 11015 at 'Vile zz sin Ax self-ricglertillg. HENRY POLLARD Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Philotechnic Society: Crack Company: R. O, T. C. Sergeant. A full rifib Hllfllff, frm' fo frnxfg Trnfbflll, nm! ulmoxl slvrnly jimi. BOBBY PORTER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club: Chemistry Club: Harmonica Club: Foot- ball: Track: Homeroom Vice-President: Physics Class Vice-President: Rifle Team. T0 171' fbz' SKIHIL' 'llfhfll 1,111 alone Ax when my curry rlvml is knozwi. BILL REED Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C. Captain: Rifle Team: Crack Company: Camera Club: Chemistry Club: CUIIIIPAIXS Staff: Home- room President: Camp Dallas: Markmanship Medals: Homeroom Vice-President. One rmlily zlrop of manly blood The Sllfgillg .ical ozflzuvigbs. KIRK RELYEA Birthplace: South Bend, Indiana Linz Ping Chemistry Club: Perigon Club: Debate Club: Homeroom President: Football: Basketball: Crack Com- pany: W'olencraft Drill: Rifle Team: National Honor Society. A j'0IlfZ7 lhvrc 1011: of quiet 'lL'tlj'S, A xfmlen! Of olzl books nml days. MILDIKED RICE Birthplace: Pittsburg, Kansas Art Club: Chemistry Club: Girls' Glee Club. Your .vmilc ix iilw fbi' Xlll1XbilIl' fbuf KIIIPDIIVX with Jay, Tull me, llflll' xcflior, wby you lla 1101 siny. BERT RICHEY Birthplace: Lubbock, Texas Football Letterman: Hi-Y: Baseball: Track: Basketball Football Co-Captain: IV B Class Secretary. To .wt flu- uzzzsz' abou' rrnozwz, To low' flu? game u110z'c Ibn' jrrizv. MAEBELLE ROBINSON Birthplace: Houston, Texas Allied Youth: Biology Club: Coedettes. To know ber ix 10 lon: ber: Fl'i0mlli11Uxx nmkus ber cbIzr'r1c'!I'r. MAIKTPIA RUST Birthplace: Mineral Wfells, Texas O, fbozz url fairer lbuu fha' ifzfenizig air, Chnl in llw fmmly of zz tboumml xhzrx. SUDIE SANDERS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Latin Club: Allied Youth: Linz Pins: Biology Club I-Iomeroom Assistant Secretary. Of ull flowers 'll1z'7fbi7lkK a rose is bi-sig It if Ibn wry 01111114411 of ez vimiil. v NIARSHALI. SAUNDERS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club: Chemistry Club: Latin Club. IHII1IllXiL't', t'tll'!1t'Xf, fwrnuzpl fo url, Anil make his .Q!'!Il'V0Il.V ilnuiglii LI fad. RAY SCHUMACI-I1:,R Birthplace: Dallas, Texas l.in7 Pins: Philotechnic Society President: National Horror Society: Camera Club: Chemistry Club: Homeroom Presi- dent: Viking IV B Class Iiditor: Physics Class President: Track: Iiverts' Award. I lzrzer xfmki' bmi Imrrf, nur Iliii ill lnrn Tn any filing ri'rufl1r'c: llviirze 1110. GLEN SCOTT Birthplace: FI Paso, Texas Chemistry Club: Crack Company: Rifle Team: R. O. T. C. First Lieutenant: Camp Dallas. .lil liia fllllifi Im' xuvli Tbui one iowa birn xliii ilu' i1I'HI'r for Mein. GLl'1NDA SI-IAXV liiriliplarcz Van Alstyne, Texas i.in1 Pin: Perigon Club: Hi-Lights: Coetlettesg Com- mercial Club: Girl Scouts. Slmil I rriiiifnm' lbw fo tl .t11111111w .v Jay? Tl70Il url IIIOH' inzrlq Ilnil Jnori' iI'n1jII'i'Ilf4'. MARY FRANCES SHITRBET Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Lights: Biology Club: Homeroom Officer. A fUl'IIl inure fair, iz fare more xivcef, NI r'r lnillz if been my lui fo znerl. 'ffl ,Lf 2'-'i,'Q, ' 'x X :- ir 5 ,clara A, JE... ' BETTY WAYNE SHIELDS Birthplace: Cleves: Ohio North Dallas Little Theater: Allied Youth: Chemistry Club: Hi-Lights: Viking Staff: Homeroom President: Assembly Programs: Honor Roll: Pep Squad: Essay Contest. AfIi.Vt'l7i!'l0lI.Y Il'ZIiSfll'V, finkling luligbfcr, RIi,f1fmI'l'x !'l7l'J'Iil7S1tI!Itl llwre you XMIM' ber. FLOE SISK Birthplace: lilm Mtrtt, Texas Homeroom Secretary. Ilmzilfl in VIITUF1' fbi' i1le.i'.iilIg.v xfnl I'.l'0Hl fmiieiz: il mimi iilrrloziilvri, xlrong. WILLIAM SMITH Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois Camera Club: Junior Hi-Y: Chemistry Club: Philhar- monic Society: Assemblies: State Band Contest: Football Band: Concert Band. Hi' is genlle, lu' ix xliy, Bn! ff1I'rI ,t n1i.rc'f1ief in liix vyr. MARTHA TOWERY Birthplace: Annona, Texas Girl Reserves. .lnil 14I'lI'nn1I' 1l'bl'J't'XOL l'l' tin' zwzif, .fl uilfn and ltgmirioziv viviiivril. EVELYN WALL Birthplace: XVausa, Nebraska. Hi-Lights: Chemistry Club: Biology Club: Homeroom Vice-President. lim' all ffm! it fair ix by nufziri' goozl: Tlmf ii I1 .iign in fcnnu' fbi' gvnfli' lllnoii. TQ l 5 x 5, 1 x X X X TOMNIIE GRACE WALLINO Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Linz Pins: Chemistry Club: Homeroom President: Sans Souci: Homeroom Secretary: Library Assistant. BUIIIU1' ix frullvg frnllv l7!'t1Ilf1'Tfbtlf ix all YI' kllllll' on iwzrflv, aml all yi' llt'l'1l In k7I11ILl. WAL'I'Eli BELL WASKOM Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C. Captain: Chemistry Club: Homsroom President: Crack Company: Camp Dallas: Rifle Team. Honor l7UlI07'l'fI7 him for bil t'0lH'1Igl', Am! fr11llJ Llolb .rhzml lair lwml lfifbflllf ilf'11111r'rI1gI'. VVILMA WHARTON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Viking Club Editor: Linz Pins: Frenclr Club: Coedettes: Biology Club: Homeroom President: National Honor Society. Nofbirzg xo F0011 flu' rlroojring .ijzirilr mn 1'zIixc', Ax pruixi' from fbi' ourx 14160111 all mrrz f7l'HlXt'. ZELNIA WHITE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Art Club: Chemistry Club: Camera Club: Crack Com- panies: Camp Dallas: R. O. T. C. First Sergeant: Armis- tice Day' Parades: Tennis. I Inu no! only willy in rrzyxiflf, Bm' flu' I'II11.tI' of wil in oflzm' WMI. ANITA WILLIAMS Birthplace, Brownwood, Texas Library Assistant. IIUIJPVY xpirifx, flvulirlg l'tH'I'S, JANE NVILLIAMSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Sans Souci: Girl Reserves: Student Council: Honor Roll. fl lIIL'l'l'j' lmlrf gum all lbs: way- Yonr .tiiilrzwx fires in tl mile. JANEVA WILSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Forensic League, Degree of Distinction: Com- mercial Club: Biology Club: Girl Reserves: Student Council: Assembly: Debate Club: Honor Rall. I'H1 rzrnml will? IIIUVC' Ibm! L'0IIIl7lt'ff7 impl- Tbi' jusfin' of my Izrgulzlcuf. DORIS YOUNG Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Olympiads: Jockey Club: Perigon Club: Latin Club: Debate Club: Horneroom President: Honor Roll: Allied Youth. Slit' xI'I'111I'Il like Ll fJflVll'tIllllI'l', Cillf uml vfvlwzl, rlzuzr .mil jrure. 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President, Ralpli Phelps, vice-president, -lack Parillog secretary, Cliarlszttc lfsclig members: Vfinifred Perkins, james MeNiel, Lanair Grizvard, Lady Perry McGinnis, Minneue XY'are, jolin Roy Swenson, Clell Conrad, Frances xY'7CiCl156l, Fdwin Reddiclc, Doris Huffliines, Jack Hagan, Tessie Cargill, Nina Dann Talley, Karl Mendel, Billie Frances Menefee, Fatty Ann Dague, George Dalton, Frank Young, and ,lolin Russell Feeser. FALL RALPH PHIQLPS JACK KIZRN SUE Rust . FLOY AGNLQW . Peggy Angus Jerry Bell Ruth Delvida La Vance Davis Patsy Dansboe Vernon Bostick Jack Phelps Joe Bibby .Iames McNiel Hazel Parker John Feeser Hope Kraege Charles Lancaster Anna Sidor Orland Johnson Nance McFarland Donald Fleharty Jack Rollins Jack Hagan Erwin Clark Fred Toan George Meir jimmy Fitzpatrick James Everett Lonnie Vernon I The Student Council OFFICERS . Pl't'Xfllt'Ilf . Vin'-l'1'r'.vi1f4'l1f Sc'v1'z'fm'y-Trmxzr rw' . SIIOIINUI' MEMBERS Sam Trizza Walter Quillian Marion Nicoud Dorothy Young Norma Louise Martha Shaw Catherine Brewer Jack Patillo Ruth McQuade Fred Kurth Jack Knowles Jane O,Bcirne Lenabel Thurman Patricia Boles Marjorie Bradford Virginia Burke Nina Belle Byrom Tessie Cargill Irma Cooper Margaret Elwcll Louise Fleming Betty Fox Martha Gibson Merthel Greenwell Virginia Isaminger SPRING .IACK KIQRN . . . . T1-.n BIBBY LILLIAN SKREHOT . Frov Aomew Nancy Kimball Betty Ruth Knight Berta Leavell Irene McCord Isabelle Pool Annie Laurie Sears Jane Shortridge Mary Beddoe Doris Wilkes Raymond Bradford Bob Cooper Don Edmondson Edwin Lindblom Thad McCormick James Q'Connor Hal Patrick Graham Pierce Conrad Sommers James Spaulding Johnny Sprague Marshall Suratt Howard Swanson Frank Swift Jerry Flannery Bryant White 4.34 I if Pl'fXiZ1l'l1li . View-P1fc'Sirlc'11t . Svc'rc'frzry . Trcfasn re 1' . Rcj201ftc'1f . 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Imogene Abbott Mary Ellen Aneelin Corinne Callaway Robalou McGuire Mary Agnes Mowat Lois Hodge Dell Adams Mina Davis Euella Marie Jones Mary Frances LaCoke June McClintock Mary Evelyn Moore Beulah Brunson Mary Ann Butera Anne Newton Janeva Wilson Mildred Back Laverne Hancock Mary Beth Rowland Marie Reynolds Gid Reserves OFFICERS Martha Towery Ina Gene Hopkins Earline Bridges Ruth Delvida Wanda Ford Helen Manner Florine Whimleyf Opal Adams Voneile Harvey Katie Marge Stanley Annie Jim Tabb Irene Telkamp Jeannette Grube Edmontine White Jane Hixon Evelyn Strader Mary Alyee Newsome Marianne Wilson Zanaida Lillard Johnnie Sue Pate . JEANNETTE GRUBE EARLINE BRIDGES , . 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MY1x'1'1iL CLOPTON Homer Odom Marie Alexander Mary Allen Patricia Bailes Peggy Ballard Donald Bobb Aubrey Brister Nina Bell Byrom Eleanora Currin Eddie Marie Daniel Mary Catherine Doerr Jean Doulnet Dorothy Drew -lean Edmondson Patricia Fletcher Dorothy Goodrich Lillian Griffin Lanair Grizzard Mary Ellen Hoban Bettie Jean Holson Virginia Horman Nancy Hunter Kenneth Irish Orland johnson David Kennemer Sarah Frances Kiekirillo Nancy Kimball Margie Skiles Sally Liebsen Helen Likens Charlene Loftis Anna May Maury Doreta McAdams Betty McKnight Virginia McKnight Ann Meriwether Cullt 1111 Milburn Jo Ann Morey Cecil Munn Charlotte Rondeau Bob Robison Dorothy jean Swindell Pl't'Sitll'lIf . Vial'-Prz'.vizfc'11f . Sevrvfzz I'j'-T!'f'tlXIl rc' 1' SfIOII.S'0I' . 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JOHN FEESER EUELLA MAIKIE JONES MAISl'Qli BALDWIN Tom McElroy James MCNiel James Massey Thad McCormick Ralph Phelps Paul Pond Walter Quillian Vestle Reed Jimmie Thomas Richard Hardie Chester Klein Marjorie McQuade Ruth McQuade Jean Strasburger Dann Talley Mary Joe Turner Virginia Warrick Laura Wilson Wfilliam Harris Ann Meriwether Patricia Bailes K. Iunior Red FAU. Timm OFFICERS EDWIN Renwick . Pwxiilwzf . GEORiQl'1 Goou . . Vir'c'-Pr'z'xiJe1'1f CAROl.X'N HUB'lN'II2I. . Sr'vrc'fa1'y . BLTTY B1aAe1i1a1aN . . T1'f'dXlll'l'l' . Lhoim CSUINN . . Sjwomor . MEMBERS Marguerite Taueh Carolyn Hummel Bonnie -lean Albin Corinne Callaway Helen Manner Ruth Delvida Betty Brackeen Mary W'horton Mary Jean Johnson Charlotte Sommers Mary Frances Franklin Earl Jones Cross Karl Mendel George Good Dorothy Green josephine Hall Edwin Reclclick Doris I-luffhines Tena Danna Bill Reed Ruth Hummel Peggy Ballard Louise Vollmer Joyce Smith ,, Kfyavf SPRING TERM EDWIN Rl-IIJDICR . TliNA lDANNA Loulsri xlOl,l.MER BETTY BRAc3141iEN . Ll-IORA CQUINN f sf'-Avg,,4,,,ff Z Pon-American Student Forum Unit of North Dallas P1'r'sizfr'11f . . Vive'-P1'0siz1'z'11f . Sl'C!'t'fllI'J7 . T rmsu rc' 1' . S IIOIISOI' . Imogene Abbott Jim Artman Louis Bcvacqua Hilda Buhl Frank Crowley jeane F all Mary Frances Franklin Foy Garison George Good Jack Hagan High School OFFICERS MEMBERS Elois Haneke Marjorie Hummel Freda James Billy Kent Verna Kirby Chester Klein Helen Manner Henry Martinez Jack McAllister Marilyn Pedigo . FoY GARISON . MARY FRANCES FRANKLIN l'lliNRY MAllTlNli7Z . Dick TURNER . EDNA HINDE Betty Rudinc Herbert Schmiedeke Martin Skaggs Martha Bell Smith Margaret Spears Betty Stell Doeline Thompson Mnrvine Thrasher Nnncnrle Tuggle Dick Turner President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasu rrr . Scribr . . School S ponxor Lc'aa'1'rs . Wcmku Campfire Group Martha Skidmore Pegg? Jones Virginia Dawson Elizabeth Gamble Mary Coats Bobby Nicholson Joan Morey Ann Northcut Ioan Slaughter Martha Sanders OFFICERS . . . BIDDY BIRD . BOBBY NICHOLSON . . MARY COATS . NORMA JUNE GROSS . CHARLOTTE RONDEAU . . RUTH PIERCE . MRS. QI. W. SLAUGHTER, MRS. J. H. SLOQUM MEMBERS Doris Allan Norma June Gross Joan Truax Leone Slocum Caroline Brown Charlotte Rondeau Biddy Bird Frances Butler Mary Frances Moss June Haily 1 V if b J f,!,'V' ,- CD FALL TERM MAIKX' KATH1 YN Bo EllXY'lNC1.ARK . . . RUTH ELLIOTT . FRA NCES BEAU MON'I Dell Adams Dorothy Alexander Ruth Bachman Mildred Back Betty Beaumont Frances Beaumont Betty Claire Bickers Hazel Booker Mary Kathlyn Booher -Iames Bowling Martha Jane Busby Caroline Cherry Erwin Clark Agnes Cohn 'Iane Cole Pauline Collier Art Club OFFICERS OHI-'R . Pl'l'XftIC,l7f . . Vive-P1'r'xizI'e11f . Sf'l'I'C'fllI'y . . T!'l'LlSIll'l'I' . MEMBERS jessie Compton Jackie Craig Barbara Cramer Opie Cooper Nancy Jean Cullum Patty Ann Dague Ruth Elliot Evelyn Elmore Norma Grass Norma June Hailey Laverne Hancock Jane Hixon Ruth Hummel Patricia -Iamison Evelyn Jones xlacquelin jourdan 'O SPRING TERM . ERXVIN CLA1K!x , BETTY Lou WEST . . HOPE KRAEGE CAROl,lNli SKIDMORIL Hope Kraege Betty Marr Kathryn Marshall Margaret Joe McGuire Robalou McGuire Mildred Rice Jackie Robinson Dorothy Russell Caroline Skidmore jimmie Thompson John Thompson Dorothy Willker Betty Lou West Zelma White Frederica Wychc P r ,E 1 .'i y N -f wwe 'Wee Biology Club FALL TERM OFFICERS DONALIB MOORE . Presidcnz' . JOE BIBRY . . Viva'-PI'esiJr'11f DORIS HOWARIJ , Sm'rvfaI'y , JOHN ROY SWENSON .... Svrgealzf-af-Arzlls LANDON H. BAKER, MA'I'T'lE GRAY . SIJUIISOVN . 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BAKER, MATTIE GRAY Arthur Kinard Betty Everett Billy Brigance Katherine Walsh W'inifred Perkins Anita Allen Mary Elmore Jasper Overall Harry Whitehurst W'ilma Wharton Imogene Alexander Ben Curry Bobby Foster Juanita Carroll Betty Bruton Julia Burkholder Ruth MCQuade Harry Nolan Kitty Douglas George Ann Viser Ben Caudle Margaret Biard Jane Hargrove Sudie Sanders Tom Carmody Peggy Draton Sandy Sandoloski Florence Reaves Maebelle Robinson James Bounds Arthur Hill Emogene Hamilton Edmund Searles Virginia Burden Glen Ava Nusbaum Janis Trauble Katherine Marr Betty Lou West Alice Cochran Mary Ruth Burns Dorothy Carroll Tommy Cherry Benny Alice Warrick I U-X . 1 .'f:f 515, wwf, - , A i5-F M .YAV A . M fi '- ii L .9 F fs Q M' ,L' 9 is. A 75 -- U 'li - A mg ff he A' . T ' . lr Q i' W A in it L Q., . ' A A i t i Z 'W r f 'F l I. C cr m e r a C I u b Sponsor . . . F. A. SMITH MEMBERS AI. M. Howell Mary D. Wfiley Campbell james Phillips S. J. E. Marshall Aylett Everett Howard Swindler Harry Flaherty Harry Whitehurst Robert Ballard james Bowling, Vive-Prrrsicfmf, Srcoml Term Louis Bevacqua Minnette Vfare, Srcrcfaw, Second Term Billy Burden Jeannette Carruthers Max McCrary Mary Herrick jerry Flannery Larry Hogan Ruth Alice Deans Edward Gordon Peggy Perkins Louise Redmond Virge Gentry Clyde Beal, Pl'CSftIC'IIf, First Tl'l'll1 F. A. Smith, Sporlsol' Peggy Angus, Sccrefary, Fits! Term James Peay Lillian Morris Harold Jordan Grace Glasgow Bill Reed jane Clark Herbert Cook Ruby Walker Sam Lewis Earle Pitt Robert Porter Bill Caldwell Robert Bond Robert Danztler Catherine Brewer John Feezer Harold Crowley Vivian Holland Erwin Clark Doris Timm Mary Evelyn Collins Vincent Ahern Robert Crosslin Marguerite Kreissig jack Strong Jack Gilbert Frank Farris Robert Fleet Edward Becker Robert Johnson Elwana Graves Robert Irwin Robalou lVIcQuire John Caldwell Verna Kirby Clell Conrad Mary Beth Rowland Frank Swift Mary Frances Franklin Marshall Saunders jasper Overall Jack Crowley Frank Watsoii Berry Young Ray Schumacher Frank Barrett ,Iames Lawler james Erwin Joe Perry Jack Turley Marshall Anderson Leatha Bruton Dick Turner Floe Sisk Burton Crossen Frank Allday Jack Hagan Chester Klein Margaret MeQuire George Griffin Ebb Bullock Dorothy Hill James Hoss Foy Garison Williani Benton Frank Rikcr ,Io Beth Hobson Dorothy Sneed Seaborn Buekalew ,lack Kern Johnny Saville Ernest Pietsch ,Wifi yf fl' :kB,,41,,,4 4, 5 FALL TERM NIARTHA GIBSON MlLT,A CROTTY DOROTHY COVTLY EvEI.YN JACKSON Biass C. Kl'lI,l,l2R Blanche Allen Mary Anne Bell Margaret Biard Dorothy Carroll Betty Clark Dorothy Covey Nancy Jean Cullum Bonnie Davis Patty Dansboe Olympicrds OFFICERS Prvxiff 0111 . . lfiff'-Pl't'SitIl'l1f . Sw' l'Uftll'j' . T I'4'a.I Il ra' I' . S fro nm I' . MEMBERS Kay DuPrce Martha Jo Fleeman Betty Gibson Martha Gibson Merthel Greenwell Doris Hart Virginia Isaminger Elizabeth jackson Dorothy Lockhart Marie McLeod Florence Pedigo Marilyn Pedigo Hazel Parker Peggy Perkins Annie Laurie Sears Martha Shaw SPRING TERM . . BETTY GIBSON Ml41R'l'Hl-.l. GRIiI2NwI-1I.I- . MARILYN PEIJIGO . MARGARliT BIARD . BIQSS C. KIiI.I.I2Ia -lane Schafer Martha Bell Smith Bonnie Jean Titley Frances Toan Frances Weichsel Dorothy Kay Wfhite Doris Young Dorothy Young it 1 X N-J . In ., ,,....,.w,N-- -- J . FALL TERM GERTRUIJE CRoUcH ELLEN YATES . PEGGY RINAMAN . BETTY LovE . . MRS. MYRTLE WHITELEY Q2 I , 'Yi f 3 L A, . lf' ,xi-L, ,SE 1 L ' ' -. JL?-- gpg- ww g , Delphicm Literary Society OFFICERS SPRING TERM . 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FRANK TURNER MEMBERS Frank Barrett Jimmy Baxter Lester Collins Burton Crossen Frank Crossen Harold Crossen Donnie Dillion George Dorman Landon Irwin John Feeser Jimmy Fitzpatrick Bob Foster Foy Garison Malcolm Hall Rex Harris Jimmy Heitman James Henry Allen Leach Graham Malone Max McCrary Tom McElroy Lawrence Moellenbe Bob Mullarkey rg Pat Mullarkey Jack Nichols Sonny Page Bert Richey Milman Rochester Johnny Saville Ned Smith Frank Swift Jack Turley Jimmy Wilson Walton Wilson 1fqeAx , r f' Cr, x 7' .. wa 3 FALL TERN1 ALAN MYERS . NANCY SHUMATE . AGNES COHN . . MERTHEL GREENNVELL HELEN SANDEL . Norma Schindler Rex Young Johnny Saville George Dorman Richard McBride Cyril Wyche Richard Hoskins Jimmy Cleaver Mina Lee Alexander Florence Reaves Yvette Loe French Club OFFICERS . P1'vxirIc'1z1f . . Vice-P1'csizIe11t . . Scw'efar'y . . Trcfusurar . . Sponsor . MEMBERS Edward Turner Helen Swanson Billie Hilton Wilma Whartoii Ann Chamberlain Marion Thomas Etta Louise Goldman LaNe11 Adams Doris Shannon Jo Beth Hopson Charlotte Sommers SPRING TERM NANCY SI-IUMATIL . EVELYN JONES . MARY BEDDOE JEAN GREENMAN . HELEN SANDEL Betty Jo Overc Mary M. Haynes Mary Jean Johnson Jane O'Beirne Virginia Isaminger Dorothy Carroll Betty Marr Kay White Josephine Hall Dorothy Green if . A oEc X ,Q A' l M l x 4 0 t 1 af Philotechnic Architectural Society Prvsidfflzt . Vfl't'-PVL'Xil16lIf . Svvrefury . Treasurer . . Svrgzwzf-af-A rms S jrwzxo r . Vincent Ahern Gloria Bailey Dick Cramer Charles Criclimorc Jack Crowley Bobby Foster Modem: Frost Foy Garison Virge Gentry OFFICERS H1--ll-ur lf- vu ard- MEMBERS Gilbert Greenman Arthur Hamilton Harold Jordan Edwin Lindblom Barbara Patrick HONORARY MEMBERS Clay Frost Garland England George L. Dahl Marshal Genarlsky ARTHUR KINARD . JACK XVoon A Tr mn MCCORMICK . . SAM LEWIS HENRY POLLARD E. R. GRIQHNMAN Robert Reddick Ray Schumacher Howard Tuggle joe White Vincent Hagan President . . View-P1'esidc'11t . Sec'rc'iary . Treaszzrer . . St'rgm11t-af-A1'111s ParIia111c'11hzria11 SPOIIXOI' . Bonnie Jean Albin Marjory Alexander Helen Allen Frances Bailey Aubrey Brister Hardy Brogoitti Dorothy Campbell Nu Delta Eta Sigma OFFICERS MEMBERS Charles Crickmorc Gerald Depew Lee Drake Anna Laura Gadberry Etta Louise Goldman Gertie Hooker Edwin Hearne Betty Ruth Knight GASTON SHUMATE . SAM EDWAIKDS PATRICIA FLETCHER ANN BTERIXVETHER , CHARLES LANCASTER . Cncn, MUNN . RUTH CURTIS Ruth Loper Xvillilllil Peters Frances Smith Howard Swanson Peggy Trickey Louis Tipton Alan Zole PfI'SitI,l'lIf . . Vive-P1'f'siz1e11f . Sc't'reIa1'y . Trr'us111'0r . SIJUIISOFS Rose Laverne Gandy Doris Huffhines Lillian Skrehot Dorothy Tate Hazel Howard Lanair Grizzard Frances Beaumont Marion Thomas Laura Wilson Jean Baird Frances Weiehsel Patricia Fletcher De bc: te Clu b OFFICERS MEMBERS Olivia Hartman Pat Jones Virginia Burke ,Ianeva Wilson Louise Vollmer Mary Frances Carter Martha Gibson Betty Gibson Betty Beaumont Doris Young Jean Greenman Betty Keithley Mildred Dickerson Alice Charleene Cochran Billie Meilefee jack Knowles Jack Lancaster Richard Voegeli Orland Johnson Huber Drumwright Merlin Neff jimmy Cleaver RALPH PHELPS LAURA WILSON . TOM MCELROY . MARTHA GIBSON KNAPP, CARL NUTLEY Ralph Phelps William Guy Redmond Tom McElroy Don Edmondson Alan Myers Gaston Shumate Hugh Millis jack C. Kern, jr. Howard Ivanson James McNiel Jimmie Cochran 'f. . FALL TERM NANCY JEAN CULLUM RUTH DELVIDA . . REBECCA XVHITEHUIKST DOROTHY GREEN . PEARL WHATLEY . Sans Souci OFFICERS SPRING TERM . . PATTY ANN DAGUE . Prexirlwzlf . . . Vice-President . . TOMMIE GRACE WALLING . Svvwiary . . . ANNIE JIM TAB13 . Trmszzrm' . . JANE WILLIAMSON . Sponsor . . PEARL WHATLE3' MEMBERS Roberta Alexander Mary Alyce Newsome Marjory Alexander Anne Newton Ruth Bachman Janis Otts Virginia Burke Jean Straslsurger Mary Ann Butcra Dann Talley Mary Ann Crowell Marvine Thrasher Mary Elmore Louise Vollmer Wilma Fletcher Mary Joe Turner Esther Lou Frank Lillian Skrehot Billie Frances Menefee Katie Marge Stanley Glen Ava Nusbaum V J I r 1' X If J to Prvxizlwzi . Vin'-P1'vsiJf'f1f . Sevz'z'fa1'y . Tl'l'd,YIlI'f'l' . . Svrgcfazzf-af-Ar'111x S jmuxo 1' . . Hi-Lights OFFICERS MEMBERS Hazel Parker Jo Beth Hopson Florincla Humphrey Billie Mae Helton Margaret Elms Mary Jean Johnson Marguerite Kreissig Virginia Isaminger Jane 0,Bierne Jane Johnson Mary Ellen Gardner Martha Bell Smith Peggy Byrn Evelyn Willl Mary Frances Sherbert Bette Wayne Shields Dorothy Hobreeht Vlarlynn Alcorn Catherine Danna Vivian Smith Glenda Shaw Margaret Cruse .Marjorie Mathis Gloria Flack . M01J1iNli lfRosT NORMA FAIRMER . ELXVANA GYKAVES lVlER'1'HEL CSRIEIENWELL . Jiissni COMPTON . DAYLL DRIVER Presirlwn' . . Vin'-Prfctsidezzf . Ser'rf'fu1'y-T1'c'ax1r ref' SIJOIISOI' . . Allan McConnell Karl Mendel Peyton Ohlson Billy Powell Charles Nisone Betty Wayne Shields Frances Bailey Marilyn Bragg Doris Wilde Gertie Hooker Evelyn Jones Marilynne Jones Bettie Epperson Betty Nell Britton North Dallas Little Theatre OFFICERS MEMBERS Rebecca Whitehurst Jeanette Carruthers Virginia Burke Lavzlnce Davis Mary Margaret Haynes Dorothy Burton Jean Greenman Mitzi Sehaden Wilma Jean Luckie Anne Lester Minnie joe W'right Carl Baumgardner Frances Beaumont Gloria Linxwiler . LAURA WILSON . KARL MENDEL . BETTY WAYNE SI-IIELUS EMMA F. HOGI,E Josephine Hall Bctye Hill David Neuman Henry Ledermnn Robert Byrune Homer Odom Edward Dusek Homer Powell Lorraine Maddox Ruth Elliott Ruth M. Clulbaugh l. T. Hurst Mary Frances Overall Violet Laws H Pri'siffc'11f . View-Pr'r'xiflr'11f St'l'l'l'fLlI'J' . '1'rw1x11 rw' . Sjroafsm' . Coedettes OFFICERS MEMBERS Bonnie jean Albin Peggy Angus Betty Barry Adele Berkley Inez Burden Josephine Hall Dorothy Hobrecht Dorothy Lockhart Betty Love Nnney Magnolia R osem il ry lhflCCLl1'X'C r Hazel Parker Mnrjory MeQuade Maebelle Robinson Glenda Shaw Mary Trizza Mary Walclschxwiidt Lpzvelon Wl1a1'ton Eclmontine 'White Doris Wilde MliIlTHliL GREENWELL W1I.MA WHAR'roN . DOROTHY Him. Cilllihflll Hoomiix lfLo1:LNeL TAYLOK S y m p o s i u m NORTH DALLAS HONOR CLUB: C1H'l'C'77If W1'iii1f1gs and Evvnis FALL TLRM OFFICERS SPRING TERM JACK KERN . . President . . . JAMES MCNIEL LONNIE VLRNON . . Vice-President . . . JAQK PATILLQ I1 AN STRASBURGER . . . Secretary-Treasuv'cr . . , FRANcrs WIICHSET RALPYI PHELPS . . . . Pm'lia1r1e11iuria1z . . . JOHN RUSSIL FFESLR Founded in October, 1938 By its Sponsors Miss MYli'FLE FOSTER Miss MAIKION MURRAY' CHARTER MEMBERS Ralph Phelps, June, '39 James McNiel, June, '39 Jack Kern, June, '39 Lanair Grizzard, June, '39 Lady Perry McGinnis, June, '39 Tessie Cargill, June, '39 Minnette Ware, June, '39 Ed Grube, June, '39 Robert Berkley, June, '39 Karl Mendel, June, '39 James Massey, June, '39 John Russel Feeser, June, '39 Gene Ledbetter, June, '39 Charlotte Sommers, June, '39 Jack Patillo, June, '39 Edwin Reddiek, June, '40 Irene McCord, June, '40 Jack Hagan, June, '40 Lonnie Vernon, June, '40 Nina Dann Talley, June, '40 Jean Strashurger, June, '40 Lorraine Maddox, June, '40 Marvine Thrasher, June, '40 Doris Huffhines, June, R40 Marjorie Hummel, June, ,40 Charles Reagan, June, '40 Patty Ann Dague, June, '40 Esther Lou Frank, June, '40 ELECTED MEMBERS Frances Weiehsel, June, '39 Lillian Skrehot, June, '39 William Guy Redmond, June, '40 . l ,J 'LY' f fl f ,ffffffi ffl A 'ilbfbf if E Drum Major . Tommie Mansell Joyce Steele Oneta Austin Barbara Patrick June Turner Mary Olive Townsend Barbara Cramer Bonnie Jean Albin Rosetta Maloney Marjorie Stevens Dorothy Harlee Mary Catherine Doerr Marjorie Griffin Wanda Walker Jeanne Finn Charlotte Day Nettie Groezinger Marjory Bradford Doris Hart Beverly Zimmerman Frances Masters Letha Wofford Helen Lickens ffiy, 1 X L , y ' ,sy H g K Pixiosiluqd P 4 MEMBERS Alice Hoss Margaret Ann Orr Joy Fitch Juanell McCoy Mary Nell Dean Elizabeth Ann Dubey Dorothy Marie Story Corinne Scott Margaret Nash Jean Babin Jane Babin Frances Bianchi Bobby Harrington Chrissie Keddie Betty Jean Corcoran Jane Butler Ebbiah Stapleton Phyllis Quackenbush Irene Cowart Betty Lee Brown Peggy Deaton Jean, Edmondson Maurice Martin Ruth Lindsley Julia Spears Betty Jo Overt Betty Ferris Ruth Brooks Louise McKee Virginia Appel Dorothy Day Dreabon Ermiche Kathryn Jones Juanita Carroll Betty Jean Blancett Constance Carmody Annette Lundgrew Phyllis Adair Norma Luther Juanita Goode Georgia Robinson Margaret Fenner Marjorie Parks Joyce Luke Flora O,Brion Bettye Gowen Thelma Zuber Caroline Cherry 'S if 2, J ,- g 1 5 ! f I R law ,N , J J . 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PEGGY MARIE KEY Maionn Young Lavelon Wharton Nina Belle Byrom Marion Clark Wanda Sterling Shirley Griffin Ruby Mae Wellman Katherine Ferguson Ruth Heitmeyer Annie Helen Miller Billie Bristow Edith Coffee Mary Ruth Davis Rose Laverne Gandy Wynona Black Louise Adamite Rita Pollock Mary Louise Redmond Florence Pedigo Peggy Marie Key Betty Lou West Dorothy Walker Mary Frances Carter Mixed Chorus Marie Alsxzlnller, Minllzl Alexzlllller, Allen, Atkins, Margie Austin, Ollrtzl Austin, Bzlilcs, Bzlilcy, lizlminger, liezllr, licnunllnlt, Rclltel, Blevins, Brlohcr, Bridges, Briggs, lirittnn, Broun, Brnwllillg, lillrlluy, Byrlle, Chillnness, Cllzlts, Covrnll, Craig, Crenshzlw, Cllrrin, DZlViS, Dzlvl son, Dean, Fvzlns, Faulkner, tirlrlbullv, Gnnlhle, Gibson, Greell, Grllhu, Hnppur, Isulllillger, jones, Kelllla-l', Kluin, Lzlfllke, Luther, Mzldllox, Milrshnll, Mzltllis, Mlly, McL'lllllcy, Mcllllwell, lwlcGt-hw, Msl'in'ethl-l', Millmll, Marley, Nl-ill, Nnrthcllll, Ovnltlll, Plus, Price, Russell, Schafer, Shane, Shia-lrls, Slrlllghtcr, Anll Slnitll, Stephslls, Stoll-y, Tzlnner, 'l':lyllJr, Tcrrell, VV1lllc, XY:ltsnn, Vlitt, Allhlltt, Allen, Alldtlslvll, Apple, lizlllzlrll, Pnllistcr, llwzllllllllllt, Bllgxlll, Calla, Chzlnlherlzlill, Chzllnllrss, Cherlv, Clark, Clcvnlalllrl, Cola, Cllllina, Clxllk, Clllvrlrt, Dzlnsllrlc, Dllllllel, I-lchert, Flcllt-rg, I-lll-vcll, Fleck, fimlhrll'l', Gnllclu, Cnlllllich, Gllmzillgt-l', Ciulnes, ll1lrllcgl're, llilrrllcr, Hzlrt, llxltflvlll, H:-ilig, Ht-rl'tfll, Hunter, lilvbbic jlnlt-s, jzllllts, Pzltricirl Innes, I,t-slsr, Vllllnzl Lllckle-, Otllvllll Milrr, Annal Mall- Mzlllrv, Rubzllnll Mullnire, Mzlry M:-zlmlc, Anllic Miller, Malry Annu Millt-l, Mintcr, Alllss, Nzlllnr, fxllfbzluln, l'c:ll'cl', Pifklv, Pillcu, Full- Prius, Milllllll Plict, Rntfllnlll, Sllzlnnlnl, Ivey Snlith, Sterling, Urlll, XS'1lll:lcr:, XYillkll', Vl'yuhl-, Yllllllg, lilzlrkwell, lil'lllll'lntl, Czlllllwll, L'l'tllllt-l', Dallllzlcr, llvpun, I-Hlgzln, Fnstnl, Gxlllugcr, Clclllry, llzlrris, Hill, Illlgxln, Hllllker, llslvis lllllvell, jzlck lllvwcll, Kcnllt-lll', M:lswy, Mzlttht-ws, lvlrfllllllell, Mczlsll'5, Nt-nclnnll, Odell, Pzlinc, Pzlrk, P:ll'l'el':l, Pzlt- rick, Piercy, Rhlldcf, Rnlwclsllll, Silt-L-ll, Snwt-lv, Snt-llslnl, 'l':ll'lur, 'l'llrlcl', 'I'llrnur, Ullgt-l, NK'h:llla-5, XX hitlrzlnl, Vlligllt, lizlrkur, lllllllltls, Iirzld- flrrll, Cilnlphull, Cht-ntalnl, Cl'nsal:llltls, llrvllht-t, Du lillis, Epps, Hlllris, llxlwluv, l,l-derlllzlll, Lllllllick, Neslnn, Ne-llnlzln, Olllfull, jllnes, 1.:lnl:ll', Mcllrirlc, McMln'llic, Mlllris, lvlllzley, Sezlrs, Trign, Trizzzl, 'l'i'llllt, VVol1ll, U'yfne, York. Boys' and Girls' Glee Club Afhlt-y, lit-glllc, Ulm-gllllt, lilnunl, Cnlllptlnl, Clllllnlillf, Deer, llillilln, Centlv, Gln-nn, jenkins, Kl-nllirl, Klllwnll-5, Lzllllllnl, Ibalritl Lallslnl, Pzll Lzlr- slln, Monk, lvllllln-, Pcalllully, Pt-zlrslnl, Percllll, Pnnll, Qllillizln, Rl-lyen, NV:ltslnl, Abbott, Albin, M:lrjln'ic Aluxllllllcr, Rllhcltll Al:-xllllder, Allen, lizlilcf, Bulls, Balrrye, liliwillgl-l', lirlltnn, Clllnpbcll, Cox, llllvrxlplnt, Dlllllzins, llrzlkc, Fllllichr, Fr-nllcr, Gnu-, llzlfor, l-Izlrrillgtlnl, Hxlvncs, Hnl- lzlnll, Hllllllnller, llnokul, Kedlluv, Linxllilrr, Lllckllxlrt, Lllftis, I.npt'l', M.lgnl1li:l, Mzllllly, Marlin, Mzlthis, McC:llllt-y, Mulllllllt-ll, Mcllt-herlll, M:Qllnrlc, Milla-r, Mnl'l't'll, Nt-llns, Phillips, jllhn-nn, Kzllhtrillt- james, Mllry jones, Kickirilln, Orr, Milllrl-ll Rice, Mitzi Schzlclcr, joycc Snlth, Betty Sllllllgrllsm, M:ll'jm'it- Skilw, Illalll' I-Ilizallwtll Slzlrks, Milrl' Nzln SWL-ut, '1iriclccy, Vzllclvlllzlll, Vl':lrl'ick, XK'cir, XN'ellnl:ln, Vl'llitt', Minnie jo Wright, Rnscllltlrl' Nlrigllt. l h Ms.L!1 ' ' i, 1,1 if -l,.,:L6zLMt, H :.,ww '11 'ZW g76i:?'lev Elm.. mf, - Ts.,,.lf.,,,,, um: Hmm Orchestra Ilirwrlur . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gi-'omni Busnoxc Virlliflx: Svbil Aslaley, lliek Ciregury. Mnjurie l.r:ii Griffin, Billy Maxine jones, lflwood love, Mary .lane McNeal, Xluregiu Micliell, Ciorciiiii Miller, Dorutliy Proek, Vivian Smith, Jeanne Stanley, lidna Wilwn. Viola: Margaret ,lu McGuire. Iyllllhli' Hun: Nlnry Alyee Newsvine, -Iimmie Thompson. Cflilrillulxf Ruth llelyida, Helen Manner, Anne Newtixn. Tllll7lf7i'fI liulvlvy Stone, Llulin Terry, Leun Ysvilsnii. Hnrllx: 'lQl'lllITiLlS Cullum, Howaird Swnnzon. Trom- fmfliiif Clmrles Green, Billy Nieman, l..lllI'Q1 Xvilwn. Ylllliill R. Dusek, Charles klenlxins. 1D1'11rl1,i imif Tylllfnlllif W .ilur Kirk, Klanis Qjllf. S.zxi1f'fm11i'i: liirl York. Ofmv: Ray Irwin. PA1110: Xlgirgilret Billarii, Vera Merril. Philharmonic Society W 1'i'i',iiJw11f . . J. R. Dljhl K Si'f'i'1'lirr'j-'I'v'wmlii'i'1' . . VIVIAN SMI! ir Vifl'-l'V'1'Ni-fi''ll 'lon CLJl,1,l.'XI SIJUIIXUI' .... . Gi mimi If. liusimxcz Alolin Terry Anne Newman Xlary Alyee Newsome Iimmie Thompson Vernon liustiek Jimmie Lindloff Eddie llusek leon Wilscvii Julia liurkliolcler Billie Maxiiie klunei Dennis Pickens Hummer Odom Nancy .Iein Cullum Sybil Ashley Ruth Delvida James Broyles jean Stanley Charles Jenkins Helen Nhnnei' Ver.1Dougl.1s Nlerrel Hardy lirugoitti ,lim HawkinS ! I l L Q Y- A wg , A , - U Y Z3 1 W - gr , 5 , ra 'mf-gli sf 22 ,,,,s,,,,,,, 'V ' aff 52533. qi . was-,L Concert Band Sponsor and Direffor . . Clarimffs H urns Richard Ferguson Graham Malone Joseph Artman Sam Lewis Helen Manner Anne Newton Wesley Walton Craig Willis Aubrey Brister William Babb Cormffs John Terry Thomas Daniel Maurice Black Robert Harris Tru nz jwfs Fred Abbot Joseph Perry Flzzegclborn Leon Wilson Su,x'aj1b0110s Merlin Neff David Broden Thomas Cullum Dennis Pickens Charles Wolf Frank Hopkins Barifollvx Henry Towles John Justice Tram bone Charles Green Basses William Waters Jimmie Thompson Charles Jenkins Drums Marshall Anderson Janis Otts Richard Slaughter Eddie Dusek GEORGE BUSHONG Billie Frances Menefee Walter Kirk William Smith Parent-Teachers' Association The North Dallas graduating classes. Prcsizlwl f Parent-Teachers, Association extends greetings THE EXECUTIVE BOARD to the January and June , A ' Sixfls Virw'-Presizleni MRS' FEUX HARRIS qi AJ-A A MRS. ALICE GREENWELL First Vive-Prc'sifle11l ' fm '.' - ' Sevenflf Vive-Prexidenf MRS. SAM NESISI1' tj' - ' MRS. T.A. CULLUM ' ' i .TS D Revonling Sf't'fE'fl1!'y 1.5i'1'11nilIVim'-1'gs11lef1f .1 'fy I I ...Q ' MRS. R. H. FORNEY Rs. OMER ANILL Q, F ' . - - - A A- 1: 1 K C0rrc'sjmmln1g Secrefu ry . , 2 ...-- ,, , , , T ' TlvirrlVir'r'-Prc's1alc'11t g 11-s.::,,.-. Q MRS E D ALLXANDHS MliS.THl4lO.RUSSE1.l. gf ' .- ' . '- Trwxzzrer Q MISS. H. A. WALLIS Fourflz T7l!'P-PI'L'Xlt1l'llf - fi Historian MISS. M. J. CARROLL f.,j4.f,g -H MRS E E MON-WITH ',,,5fa-g1!A,. ,. . . . ' l . ' .'1L.1 5-L,Q7'f.4 i '5? :Qf5, if:-.Li H- 4 U F1fflJ V1r'r'-Preslzlelll Pa1'l1am1'nfar1an ...W MRS. L. O. BRAIJIQN MRS. E. R. SLAUGHTER Delegates to Dallas Cify CTOIIIIFH of Parwffx aml T4'ar'lJers Gwzeral Seffioiz MRS. j. J. MURRAH' MIKS. PAUL SKIDMORK Alferllafvx MIKS. DENVITT GAYLE MRS. P. B. GIBBONS Aznliior MIKS. ELLA G.B1GisE1a Itllllltliij' Grmllzafiug Claxs SPOFIXOI' M. M. BTYERS fum' Grmllmfiflg Glass Sjmnsor RUIPUS HYDE A ll'dP'llS Arlnll Eflzzruliou 5150 Scholarship Life Membership National Honor Society Pins Scholastic Awards Book Reviews Addresses by Gutstanding Speakers Night Community Meeting Study Groups Social Morning Coffee Honoring Faculty 1-'j,,a,,fe and Freshmen Mothers Paid Assembly t Teachers' Luncheon Carnival Senior Glasses Entertained B k RJ Banquet and Midnight Show for 00 LHLWS Football Squad Game Tournament Dances Chaperoned SUPPC1' for PHYCIHS School publications assisted, school grounds beautiful. Subscriptions to National Parvni- Teaflver Magazine, Clmruvler, and magazine on art. These are available in the library. SCI-IOOLeMCDST DQDULAQ BOY AND GIRL ,KU :Selected by general 'vote oflbe .ftudent body Q v .fob Jwullarkey C7Vbertbel Qreenwell 5 b SCHOQI..-BEST ALL-IQOU ND BOY AND GHQL :Selected by a commiitee ofteacbers ana' members oftbe Cfliking xl-aff tbe Student Council, and tbe Swztional gfonor Society Qalpb Qpbelps gfanair Qrizzard ay, Y i 1 LLA BEST ALI.-ROUND BOY AND GIQL Selected by the 43 Glass 650111 5Vlcc'3lroy grances qQ2eiclvsel LLB BEST ALL-QOUND BUY AND GIRL . cselefted by the 453 Glam I 9011 Spatrzck Qorzs Qfmng Lit - 1 T 1 ' ' I I f WN Q, if Q., Bbw' E Vx E O' W EQ wi S asf Q sl wh if Q... L w s 'If i x N. , , Min, ,, A Wi 'W' 5 -4 F S I P I nr Ss, SQ A '1 P' .QQ X K 2 z L, . x .. .......,.........,.U ,, wi ,Q 9'2 r -1 Or' - y .-1' 44' 4 . ,Lam V .. ' . 'Q ff AWARDS BOYS' DEBATE-BAYLOR TOURNAMENT RALPH PHELPS TOM MCELROY GIRLS' DECLAMATION-BAYLOR TOURNAMENT JEAN BAIRD BOYS, EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Norlb Dallax TU7li'l7d7l7!'l1f, Cify Chuiizjlirliifhijm, Disirirf 11 CbllI7IlJi017Sbi17 RALPH PHELPS GIRL'S EXTEMPORA NEOUS SPEAKING -Cily Chizirijvioiixbip HAZEL HOWARD BOYS' DEBATE -Swnml Pfure iii Cily TOM MCELROY HUBER DRUMWIKIGPIT GIRLS, DEBATE -Cily Championship MARION THOMAS FRANCES WEICHSEL ESSAY WRITING -City Clvanzlwiouxbip JAMES MCNIEI. COLONIAL DAMES HISTORY ESSAY TESSIE CARGILL LITERARY LETTER SWEATERS RALPH PHELPS LANAIR GRIZZAIKD JAMES MCNIEL FRANCES WEICYISEL January Beginners -Third Tvam Plate DONALD BOBB -Sfroifd Piave HOMER ODOM First Year WILLIAM GUY -Sc'a'0i11f Pinfc' CECIL MU NN First Yvar SPCOMI1 Year Tloirrl' Year , Dc'fIa'i1zuti011 -Srwoml Tram Place REDMOND ANNIE LAURIE SEARS SPELLING -Tbinl P11166 in Cify LANAIR GKIZZARD '-Fizzvi Plan' LATIN TOURNAMENT Svconil Yrar GASTON SHUMATE NANCY KIMBALL Third Year -Firxf Tram Pizza' AUIIREY BRISTER -Ifirxl Plan' CHARLES REAGAN LATIN ESSAY Tfairri Your AUBREY BRISTER -Tlvfrzl Plan' FRENCH PINS FRED FLORENCE SCHOLARSHIP KARL MENDEL, JR. TRAFFIC TEST -l fr.vf Piffrz' iii Ci! y FLORA O'BRION Tlzirfl Tvriiz -Svroml Taum Plan' H. B. SANDERS DICK FERGUSON -Tbirzl Pfam Fourfb Year -Svfoiifl Tram Pinus RALPH PHELPS J. W. MANGUM -Third Plan' JEAN GREENNIAN MERTHEL GREENWELL LADY PERRY MCGINNIS . JOSEPHINE HALT, TQ x S5854- , x Q . S 5, up 'tif' 5 A . vw! xW l y 5 Q ' 'nil' N W 5 Q 'I ' 'Q 1f'if6 ifglll 4 yin. - gf 1 v ' ' flllllflffllllllfl Ol UIQ, ' llllgolb X 1 Q , ' 00 'fif U sfii .Q:h lg.. Q 'ln ' Q ln .s 5:.. 1. N.: 'hy' 2 Q ,fu 4 ? .., I , is 4 NN I N ii , - ,l.1,3f1f 'U 'R , ,' 0 ' ,g ,QI-g.:.,-.1 ' ' 1 . 4 '01 Q n x' . 1 - is, . ff! 53' f :of i l .0 . . nl ' N gpm .fi ik f:'5s. It ' .NW ' '25 , 0 fi 1- , X l 2. 2 ,,x, V 4 .I ,Ag i, K FOOTBALL LETTERMEN JIMMY LI.I3wI5LLYN-'QLew' '... An end who charged hard and handled his part of the game well . . . had habit of getting everybody's tackles . . . one letter. FRANK YOUNG--Substitute for Fleet . . . did yeoman's duty in Woodrow game . . . a pile-driving fullback, hindered all year by a shoulder injury. TOMMY CHERl1Y1AltCfH3fCd at guard and tackle . . . a big player with plenty of ability on the defense . . . had hard luck with injuries. WAL1 oN WILISON--A good, hard-charging guard . . . turned in an exceptionally good offensive game. EARL AUSTIN-KeSif,, . . . The nucleus ofthe team . . . bore burden of kicking, running, passing, blocking . . . all-city selection . . . co-captain . . . three letters. BOB MULLAliKEY1 tKlDg,, . . . A fighter every minute of the game . . . played tackle . . very good on the defense . . . back next year. JIMMY WILSON- Tarzan . . . A tackle who was always 'trough and readyu . . . played most of game in opponent's backfield . . . has another year. BILL KELLER- Curly . . . A very fast guard . . . led interference like a locomotive . . blocked three kicks in Reagan game. HAL PATRICK-'QLady,s Man . . . End . . . as tough as his Irish name implies . . . very fast . . . caught many a play before it started . . . has another year . . . to be co-captain - , 111 59. JAMES HENRY-'QThe Nut: . . . Manager . . . aided to keep the team in condition and good humor . . . considered by the boys the best manager for a long time at North Dallas. JIMMIE FITZPATRICK-'QFitz . . . Played guard . . . strong on both offense and deifzn ' I .1 I -I I I K -M ,... A L I l B ' T L V Kicjf . A Ajfglyfi, it FW is .MVP l FOOTBALL LETTERMEN LAXVRENCE MOEELENBURG- Molly,' . . . Had uncanny ability to diagnose plays of op- position . . . an end excellent on the defense . . . has two more years. BERT RICHEY-- Bertie . . . The unsung hero of the backfield . . . blocking back Qand how he blockedlj . . . returns next season to be 1939,s co-captain. RUSSEL BENNETT- Rusty . . . End and wingback . . . a great kicker . . . saw most of service in backfield . . . hard runner . . . two letter-stripes. LESTER COLLINS-A fine guard . . . fought every minute with all his heart . . . excellent on the offense . . . has another year. BURTON CROSSIEN-A big tackle . . . made an excellent showing in the Woodrow game . . good on defense . . . has another year with the team. FELIX WA'fSONT!'Wf0Ug Way . . . Messed up many of the opponents' plays . . . a fine and very good-natured defensive man. ARTHUR HAMILTON-'QHampty', . . . A pass-snatcher deluxe . . . played end . . . a real spark-plug to the team. SAM NESBIT-USAMBOU . . . Tailback . . . a good runner . . . had the unfortunate posi- tion of being understudy to Austin . . . one letter. TOM MCELROY- Scrappy . . . Lived up to his nickname . a star center . . . as good bn the field as in the classroom. BOB FLEET1uFl3Sl1,, . . . Fullback . . . co-captain . . . great defensive man and line- plunger, called defensive signals . . . three-year letterman. ' 'Wx if i fi . luzi zuv , , , Bl i,,',, a xl, 'll K M COACH ANDERSON 1938 Football Squad Bark Row: Coach C. F. Anderson, Walter Genarlskey, Edwin May, Petyon Cullum, Jack Nichols, Harold Crossen, Lester Collins, james Henry, James O,Connor, Harold Jordan, Walton XVilson, Robert Porter, Frank Crossen, Coach Rufus Hyde. Mizlzfle Row: Jimmy Llewellyn, Abel Gary, Burton Cros- sen, Lawrence Moellenburg, George Hatt, James Fitz- patrick, Frank Young, Sam Nesbit, Felix Wfatson, Xvayne Robinson, Howard Swindler. Frou! Row: Arthur Hamilton, Bob Mullarkey, Jimmy XVilson, Tommy Cherry, Tom McElroy, Russell Bennett, Earl Austin, Bob Fleet, Bert Richey, Bill Keller, Hal Patrick. 1938 Football Sclaedul North Dallas North Dallas North Dallas North Dallas North Dallas North Dallas North Dallas North Dallas North Dallas Tyler ,,......, . McKinney ., Sunset .,..,.,. john Reagan Adamson ,..r Forest ..,...,... Sherman .,.... Tech ...,..,..,.. Woodrow Wilson ,.....,,.. 6 28 20 21 19 25 6 7 13 3 CoAcH HYDE 1938 FOOTBALL REVIEW In a season which was not so successful as the last two, the 1938 North Dallas eleven executed a nine-game schedule winning only two games and tying one. Ineligibility of two stellar backfield men and 21 decided lack of good line material holding them to a slow start, the Bull- dogs wound up in fifth place in the city series. North Dallas lost to some great teams in bowing to Tyler, East Texas champions, McKinney, runners-up in District 7 g Sunset, winners of Dis-- trict 8, John Reagan, champions of the Houston district. A razzle- dazzle Adamson eleven, which passed the Bulldogs dizzy, was the only team without title hopes to beat North Dallas. A line which seasoned as the year progressed led the North Dallas warriors to wins over Forest and a strong Sherman team. The 1938 grid war came to a close with two close battles, a tie against Tech and a hard-fought defensive battle with Woodrow, which saw Co-captains Austin and Fleet seriously injured, leaving North Dallas vir- tually without an offense. In this game a gallant forward wall held the Wildcats to a last-minute field goal. A great deal of credit goes to Coaches Anderson and Hyde for their fine work in developing this green line to a precision machine, each part of which carried out-his duty well in spite of difficulites. Cheerl ders Left I0 riglzl: Rex Harris, Dorothy Lock rt, Jimmie Heitman, Mary Catherine Moore Joe Bibby, and Peggy Angus. A lt s......a.........m....... i . lm ' Basketball Decidedly lacking in experienced material, the North Dallas basketball quintet, headed by Coach O. A. Cruce in his first year for the Orange and Wlliite, finished in fifth place in the City Series, Winning three games and losing seven. The Bulldog five won from Sunset by forfeit and from Tech in the highest-scoring game of the season for the local tribe in the first half of the race. In the second half North Dallas managed to beat only Forest, but played some close thrillers, notably an extra-period lieartbreaker with Adamson. Lettermen were Russell Bennett, Arthur Hamilton, Earl Austin, Howard Swimller, Frank Swift, Jimmie O'Cor1- nor, Allen Leach, Jim Xvyatt, Sam Nesbit, and manager, Xvalton Nwilson. Other members of the team pictured above are ,lack Curry, Joe Curry, John Donnahue, Charles Lancaster, Kirk Relyea, Jimmie XVilson, Elwood Townsley, Bob Mullarkey, and Charles O'Dell. Golf Mr. XVitmeyerls golf team wasn't up to par this season becausxcyof the loss of several lettermen. Next year they expect to have a more successful season. 1 The boys on the team are as follows left to right: ' nk Crowley, George Davis, Dan Carson, Herbert Schmie- deke, Jack Nichols. V J JIQEIQEAALSMMM ' 'ilfihimludhwimmf y v ubiffiifriv. ?Y51?:J??ItK!Y!Zr'Z.??1T'l:ft:22sHS!! 5!' 'iliairksliu 3 BasebaH Green material hindered Coach F. M. Fulton's aspirants for the 1939 baseball race. Good pitching, marred by mediocre fielding, stands out as the best part of the fair team, which is expected to finish about fifth in the eity. Berkley hurled a two-hit ball game with Forest. The team has good prospects for next year. The regular team is made up of johnny Caldwell, Martin Skaggs, Bob Berkley, ,Iimmie Llewellyn, Elwood Townsley, XValton W'ilson, Jimmie O'Connor, Lawrence Moellenburg, Chester Klein, and Henry Martinez. Other members of the squad are J. D. Noble, Bill Noakes, Davis Howell. Jimmie Fitvpatrick. Iirank XY'atson, Charles Lancaster. George Shehan, and Bob Mullarkey. Tennis The 1939 netters of North Dallas experienced their least successful season in more than ten years. Outstand- ing were the consistently fine showing of the boys' doubles team and the fact that 0. A. Cruce held the coaching job for his initial year. The team was made up of the following: James MeNiel, Boys' Singlesg Helen Swanson, Girls' Singles, George Wuiiderliek and johnny Saville, Boys' Doubles, Irma Cooper and Marie Daniels, Girls' Doublesg -I. M. Howell and Leah Heilig, Mixed Doubles. a Track Led by Foy Garison and Frank Farris, the Bulldog thinly-clads of 1939 experienced a successful season. North Dallas has had fine track teams for several seasons, and this year was no exception. The Bulldogs finished second in the city series, barely being squeezed out of the championship by Sunset. Early season practice and the regular triangular meets failed to reveal the power of the local track squad. After winning only one triangular meet, the Bulldogs were rated little better than fourth, but were conceded the title, 'Qdark horsef' The results of the city race, however, made the North Dallas speed merchants a threat to the state title. Coach Rufus Hyde's squad was larger this year than ever before. Seventy-eight hopefuls reported for the Spring sport. But, in direct contrast to the great size of the team, the Bulldogs depended on two men for three-fourths of their points in the City Meet. Of the thirty-six points North Dallas took, six- teen were donated by Garison and ten by Farris. Orange and White color-bearers in the City Meet were Foy Garison, Frank Farris, Hal Patrick, Jack Nichols, Robert Harris, Bill Keller, Edwin May, Peyton Cullum, Fred Gannon, Thomas Canty, Richard Hardy, George Dorman, Jimmy Wilson, Jimmy Compton, Pat Mul- larkey, Billy Jolly, Jimmy O'Connor, W. L. Patrick, J. L. Garrison, Jack Hagan, Jimmie Heit- man, Kenneth Woods, Elwood Townsley, Abel Gary. Bobby Porter, Harold Crossen, Lawrence Moellenburg, and Joe Curry. Events in which North Dallas placed are as follows: 100-yard Dash-Farris, first, Garison, third. 220-yard Dash-Farris, first. 120-yard High Hurdles-Wilson, second. 880-yard Run-Garison, first. Broad Jump--Garison, first, W. L. Patrick, second. High Jump-Garison, tie for first. Javelin Throw-Townsley, second. Mile Relay-Keller, May, Harris, and Hal Patrick, fourth. Scores of the six schools in the meet were Sunset, 452 points, North Dallas, 36 points, Woodrow Wilson, 31M points, Adamson, 30 points, Forest, 10 points, Technical, Ipoint. X- IX Conzjmny C0111 llId7lt1C'1' . Firxf PIa1'0011 C0ll1ll1lll1fI7f?1' Svvomf Plufoon C0717l7ZLll7llI'l C0111 pany Conzm-n11z1c'r . E.x'c'c'11fiz'r Officm' . . Firsf Plafoon C0ll1'llZtll'l6l,Cl' Second Plufoon C0ll7777d11I1l'I' Sfaff ..... X. .' A I Company A Company B '.. -ff ' . . . JOE BIBBY JACK ARMSTRONG BILLY G. BRIGANCE . BILL REED . BOB ROBISON . EUGENE DOEBS CHARLES MONK . JACK LYNCH . , f if rf ' X ,K . ff , .--' Vx Comjuzny Commam1c'r . Exvcuzfivc' Officer . . First Platoon Commamfvr Seroml Plaioon C0lll7lldl1LlCY Sfaff . . Comjnwy Commamfer . E.X'l'CIlfil'L' Officvr . . First Platoon Commawlm' Company C Company D Xa GEORGE . PAUL DROW N . . FRED DAXVIS HARRY WHITEHURST . CHARLES REAGAN GRIFI1'IN, JOE GEARY . B013 SEAY . B013 OLIVER JASPER OVERALL ,ff Company E Comjmny Comnmmlcr . . WALTER XXIASKOIVI Excrzziiwf Officrfr . . BOBBY NORRIS Firsf Platoon Commamz'vv' . . . GLENQ SCOTT Second Platoon Cozrzzzzazzdvr . ROBERT BUCHANAN Band Bam! I1lXfl'Zll'f0!' . . . GEORGE E. BUSHONG Asmfazzf Baud Iazsfrzzcfor . . THOINIAS CULLUM B6l71l1C077Z7l1Lll'ICIf'l . . LEWIS R. WILSON E.x'UI'1zfiL c' Offifw' ............... FRANK BERLEY Ofhm' Offirws LEON WILSON, SAMUEL B. LEWIS, CHARLES LAMBOIRNE, WALTER KIRK fl' . .IOK f WILSA I think that I shall never see A girl refuse a meal that's free, A girl whose hungry eyes aren't fixed Upon a drink that's being mixed, A4 girl who doesn't like to wear A lot of junk to match her hair. Girls are loved by fools like me For who on earth could kiss a tree? -A. Sc M. Battallion. ODE TO A FLY Him ain't got no comb to comb I-Iim,s hair. Him don't care, Him bald. Dumb fstruggling in the waterj: I-Ielp! I can't swim! Drop me a line!,' Dumber Cfrom the pierj: Yes, and you write me soon, too. o james M.: What are cow hides used for? Iarfz, K.: To hold the cow together. 0 LiL'IlfL I7!ll7f Qroaring with rage at pri- vatej: Who told you to put those flowers on that table? Priuatcw 'tT'he Major, sir. Livzzl.: Prett , aren't the ? Y Y I'Really, Bill, donlt you prefer talkative girls to others? What others? Your uncle seems hard of hearingf' I'Hard of hearing? Well, I should say so! Once he conducted the family prayers kneeling on the catf' Explorer: A tiger will not harm you if you carry a white walking stickf, Temlerfoof: Yeah, but how fast do you have to carry it? An author, discussing his book with an unappreciative friend, remarked impatient- ly, No, Jim, you cannot appreciate it. You've never written a book yourself. ?'Nor have I ever laid an egg, retorted Jim, but I'm a better judge of an omelet than any old hen in the countryf' Thank heaven, than misery is over! What's that? I'Dancing with the hostess. Have you been through it yet? I don't have to. Iym the host. We ask a simple question, For that is all we wish: Are fishermen all liars, Or do only liars fish? er You look flustered, manln I am. My girl threw me over. Why worry? There's plenty more. Yeah, but this one threw me over that cliff. me me May I hold your Palmolive? Not on your Lifebuoy. Ivory formed! 0 Senior: We have 74 keys at our house and not one fits the front door. F1'6sb11za11: Then what,s the use of them? Senior: Oh, we couldn't play the piano without them.', DENISON on your PHOTOGRAPH is the same as STERLING on SILVER - :IZ A Non-Stop , 1 For Better Flight to . . EIZLQOIZ 12 Photographs The photography in the Viking were meede hy WW STUDICDS H022 ELM STREET DALLAS, TEXAS A Scotchman, teaching his little boy to walk, made the boy take long steps in order to save his shoes. Result: The little boy ripped his pants. Firsf Golfer: Confound it, sir, you near- ly hit my wife. Sf'L'0l7d Golfer: 'KDid I? Well, have a shot at mine. Do you know the motif in that Russian composition they're playing?,' 'QI canit just be sure, but by the sound of it, I think it must be revenge. Teacher: Correct the sentence, 'Before any damage could be done the fire was put out by the volunteer fire brigade'. Boy: The fire was put out before any damage could be done by the volunteer fire brigade. Overheard on a bus top: Even if you don't like mother coming to visit us, I think it's going a bit too far to wall up the door to the spare room!,' Mother was trying to persuade her small son to eat his spinach. Just look, she said, how strong and famous it made Pop- eyef' Yeah, retorted Bobby triumphantly, -and look how it rotted all his teeth out. What,s the game those men are playing? That's golf. It's just like tennis, except you don't use cards. Darling, what a lovely coat! Did your husband give it to you to keep you warm --Or quiet?', That little dancer isn't a gold digger any longer. Oh, has she changed her ways? rm No, she's heard about platinumf' o She: When he saw me, his whole face lit up.', He: t'H'm-one of those lantern-jawed fellows, I suppose!', o Aillffil' fto niece who has been making faces, : When I was a child, I was told that if I made ugly faces my face would stay that way. Liffle Pamela: Well, you can't say that you weren't warned, Auntie. Fafloer: Now, Jane, what were you doing last night at the gate? janv: John and I were playing kith and kin. Fafhzfr: Kith and kin? Whatever do you mean?,' jane: John said, 'Can I kith you?' and I said, 'You kinlm A young city girl, visiting in the country, became friendly with a young farmer. Strolling across the meadow one evening, they saw a cow and calf rubbing noses in the accepted bovine fashion. Ah, said the farm boy, that sight makes me want to do the same. Well, don,t let me stop you, said the girl. After all, it's your cow. Little Susie had been naughty, and her mother suggested that she might do a little praying. She decided to try it, and this is what she said that night before she went to sleep: Dear God, I know I'm a bad little girl, and I wish You would help me to be better, and if at first you don't succeed, try, try again! l CLARK Sc I.ll:ll-INSUN BETTER FOODS 3424 Oak Lawn Ave. 5-3141 6 Free Deliveries a Dlljl-C077Zll?g Your Wa3I BATTERIES RECHARGED - FIRESTONE TIRES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES CERTIFIED TEXACO SERVICE LEO D. ABBFS SERVICE Road Service Washing, Vacuum Cleaning, Lubrication Maple 86 McKinney 2-6064 - 2-0287 PREMIER FOOD STORE I I Groceries -I Fruits - Vegetables 2813 N. Henderson She: Would you leave your home for me? He: For you I'd leave a baseball game in the ninth inning with the score a tie. o And as one girl put it, Everything I want to do is either illegal, immoral, or fatteningf, o Game Warfleu: Boy, don't you know this isn't bass season? Boy: Yes, sir. But when the season is here the bass aren't, so if they aren't going to obey the law I'm not either. Senior: Q'Did you ever hear the story of the red-hot coal? Fresh: NOV, Senior: Aw well, you wouldn't grasp it. 8-5186 Phones 8-5187 I I When a burglar hits my threshold, I act bravely as I can. I slip beneath the blankets- I'm an under-cover man. o Rusfus fa! loclge nzeefingl: 1'Brother President! We needs a cuspidorf' Presiflenf of fbe X-Ball Club: Ah ap- points Brotha Brown as cuspidorf' X xi l The old farmer had sold his farm and l recently moved to the big city which he I I was told offered many uconveniencesl' not to be had on the farm. In the morning, I after spending the first night in their new home, his wife said: Hiram, isnlt it about I time you was getting up to build the fire? No, sir, not me,', he exclaimed, I'll I just call the Fire Department and have them do itg we might as well get used to all these new-fangled conveniences they talk about. I I I Compliments of CARROLL' R. 0. T C. Heorfgzrorfers y 1613 ELM ALTERATIIJNS I REPAIRING J D L L Y ' S Clemzing . . . Dyeing JOLLY GOOD CLEANERS Phone 5-7187 Coats Refined 3 524 McKinney Avenue I11rlig11a11f Father: Do you think it is fair, Bobby, after I told you there Wasn't any Santa Claus, to go and tell the neighbors I laid your Easter eggs, too? Wifr': What's the idea of poking the broom in the baby's face this morning? Hubby: I just Wanted to get him used to kissing his grandfather. Tmrfaer: Remember this, class, no one can ever reach success without starting at the bottom and working up. Sfzzrfezzf: What about a parachute jumper?,' Are you really content to spend your life walking the country begging?,' asked the old lady severely. No, lady, I ain't, answered the hobo. Many's the time I wished I had a car. Barber: Do you want anything on your face when Fm finished, sir?', Fresh: 'QWell, I hope you'll leave my nose. ' I saw something last night that I'll never get over What? The moon. Compliments of Anderson Furniture Co. Drz!lm' Oldest Furniture Stare l ZIOI Elm---Since 1897 ' I 4 l l 1 ' r A fat lady stepped on the scale, not know- ing it was out of order, and put in her penny. The needle went up to 75 pounds- and stopped. An inebriated gentleman who was watch- ing intently, staggered. My Goodness! he said. She's hollow! When in Ethopia do as Rome does. o DID YOU KNOW- The population of the United States averages 41.3 persons to the square mile. London, England, is closer to Washington, D. C., than California. It would take S0 bodies the size of the moon to make a mass as large as the earth. All white cats bred from white stock are deaf. B017 Eagle! I hear your friend, Frank Underwood, has a job. Iofm Ashley: Yeah. Ain't it a shame what some folks will do for money. A small boy, on being asked how his uncle always won when he played cards, but lost when he backed horses, promptly answered: Uncle can't shuffle the horses. o 'Trequent water-drinking, said the specialist, prevents you from having stiff jointsf, Yes, agreed Sue, but some of the joints don't serve water. o A load of gossip goes with every hair wave. o A man is as old as he looks when he needs a shave, and a woman is as old as she looks right after washing her face. Another streamline train-the train of thought. But. don't overlook the need for better terminal facilities. STREET SCENE She passed I saw And smiled! She turned And smiled An answer To my smile I wonder If she too Could know Her petticoat Hung down A mile. o EVOLUTION OF A MAN'S AMBITIONS To be a circus clown To be like Dad To be a fireman To do something noble To get wealthy To make ends meet To get the old age Pension HOW SWEET Reba Heisleell pulled up to the curb and smiled sweetly when the policeman informed her sternly that she was doing 75 miles an hour. Isn't that marvelous? said she, and I am only learning to drive. Faflaer fto young Jim Wright sucking his thumbj: Hey, boy, don't bite that thumb off. You may need it when you get old enough to travel. o JUNGLE REMEDY Tramp: Kin you give me a cake of soap, Mum? Lady: Do you mean to tell me that you really want some soap? A - ' Tramp: Yes, Mum. Me pardner's got the hiccups an' I want to scare him, IN THE LATER YEARS if you chance to look through this book . . this will remind you . . many stores Tl-IIS STORE WILL BE HERE Willhavecomem gone, but Kahn's will still be here . . because Kahn's fair and friendly 8 M 6 way of doing business has . . aim 8' a. MAIN AND ELM AT LAMAR 0 DALLAS kept Kahn's since 1872, will carry Kahn's far into the future Tom was listening to some of sailor uncle's adventures: 'KYou see, Tom, I always believe in fight- ing the enemy with his own weapons, said his uncle. 'QReally? gasped Tom. How long does it take you to sting a wasp?', We had a good joke for this space but' we lost John Feeser's picture and had to leave it out. 0 A tall, proud girl with flowing hair turned slowly to the white robed figure be- fore her who held in his hand a knife Com plinzenls of CHESNEY JEWELRY SHOP 26,000 Watches Repaired 3857 Cedar Springs at Reagan Cuff' Thing: What are you scratching? HU: My arithmetic bugs. C. T.: Arithmetic bugs? HU: Yeah. They add to my misery, divide my attention, subtract from my pleasure and multiply like rabbitsf, streaked with blood. 0 Have you no heart? No, he growled. HQME ROOMS Well, then give me ten cents, worts of liver. Freshmen ..............,.......,....,....,. Boiler Room 0 Sophomore ...,.. Lunch Room Hr: I passed by your house last night. JUUi01' f--' A -'--A--------,-. 103 She: Thanks Senior ...,.,, Anywhere Cole and dyke!! rug SCHOOL SUPPLIES Bulldog Headquarters SANDWICHES COSMETICS CANDIES SODA Across from N01'f1J Dallas High School PIES Phone 5-5431 Phone 5-5431 Goofus: I wonder why a dog hangs his tongue out so far? Rufus: To balance his rail, you simp. o GOL'L'!'71lllE'l1f Officer: Are you married or single? Ajiplivanl: Married Officer: Where were you married? Alllplivanf: I don't know. Officer: You don't know where you were married. Ajrplicanf: Oh, I thought you said lwhyiiii o Professor: Name the five most common bugs. Siudenf: June, tumble, lady, bed and hum. if He Qtwice nicked by razorj: Hey, bar- ber, gimme a glass of water. Barber: Whassa matter, hair in your mouth? He: 'tNaw, just want to see if my neck leaks! Slzedmf Qwhispering to another in classj: Oh, shut up! You're the biggest fool I ever sawf, Prof. fhearing the confusionj: Young men, don't forget I'm still in the room. What you need is an electric bath. Nothing doing, Doc. I had an uncle drown that way up at Sing Sing.', Darling, it's you I love. I care for your money only up to a certain point. The decimal point? He: Your face is strangely familiar. I,m sure I have seen you somewhere. She: Yes, you have. You saw me stand- ing in a street-car yesterday, all the way from Main Street to 196th Street, while you sat. Wife: That child doesn't get his temper from me. Husband: No, there's none of yours missing. o Trat'c'Ie1': What do you do, my good man? A71l70Zl17t't'l'I I call trainsf' Traveler: Well, call me one: I'm in a hurry. What were your father's last words. Father had no last words. Mother was with him to the endf' Wife: Jim, what do you think? Mother wants to be cremated. Husband Iim frising briskly and putting down his paperj: Well, what are we wait- ing for? Tell her to get her things on. And, you don't know anything about religion? queried the missionary. Well, we got a little taste of it when the last missionary was here, replied the cannibal Chieftain. o Magisirafe: It's 510.00 or thirty days, Rastusf' Rasfus: Well, Judge, I'1l take the S10. 0 Cusiomer fsuspiciouslyj: How is this hash made, waiter? Waiter: Made, sir? Why, hash isn't made, it accumulates, has-1k Lear - -1- , - th...- , .fu , COIlIf1li771Fl1f.Y of Tc1wzf'0 Scfrzficc' or cgwer Qpocketbook . fx y Oak Lawn at Rawlins Phone 5-7500 The MOST COMPLETE Lim- in lJ2lll1l'i... The ISICST finishing dc-pzirtment . . . 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Get out of here, you big Swede! said the fat lady. lim not a big Swede, was the IT121l1,S reply. 'Tm 11 Laplanderf' Maid: lim very sorry, sir, but Miss Frank said to tell you she is not at homef, Aim-k: Oh, never mind! just tell her lim delighted I didn't callf' C69 7 WATSON BROS PLUMBERS INC I Con1j1li11Ir'l11's of A DAD 5-7733 Road Sflrvic HARRIS IDEAL SERVICE Cwfifim' L,Zlbl'itYlfi0lI L. l'l T'TZll'l'lS Oak Lawn at Nevfton Beauty 5-0692 Specialists Zim MJEJJ Bmzzzy Salon SELECTIVE BEAUTY SERVICE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL FEATURED I-IERE 3408 Oak Lawn Avenue In Rear of Oak Lawn Library Conzplilzzerzfs of RI G A D BREW ER Mz'!z'iary and Sporty Wear 1 8 03 Elm Street Junior was given two nickels for the day, one to be used for Sunday School and the other to be used for candy, on the way home. He was walking along the street when he stumbled over the rough Walk and sprawled on the street. He saw the nickels rolling away and one went down the sewer. The other he recovered and brushing himself off, he remarked, Well, Lord, there goes your nickel. Mary had a little lamb, ITwas awful dumb and so It couldn't cell the red from green Nor which was stop or go. It followed her to school one day A silly thing to do, 'Twas caught between the red and green And now itls mutton stew. Some people grow old gracefully, others attempt the new dances. o A parking space is the space in which an- other car is parked. 2-2717 C9 -ww-.l ,.wgffi- W-- Then therels the sad case of the man who spent the summer in a trailer and came home and got lost in the living room. o Now comes the story of the absent- minded professor who rolled under the dresser and waited for his collar button to find him. 0 Since they've been blasting for new sub- ways in the vicinity of the absent-minded professoris home he has dated all his letters ,Iuly Fourth. 0 When they pulled the professor, half drowned, from the water, he sputtered, How exasperatingl I've just recalled the fact that I can swim. 0 The absent-minded professor has nothing on the absent-minded business man who kissed his wife and then started to dictate a letter. XVF CALL FOR AND IJIQLIVIQR FULLER BROS. GULF SERVICE Cedar Springs at Throckmorton WASHING, POLISHING, AND TIRE REPAIRING GULF REGISTER ICD LUBR ICATION I P. 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Therefore I let him pass. The first question was 'What color is blue vitriol?' He answered 'pinki' That time he was wrong. The other was 'How do you make sulfuric acid?' He answered that he didn't know. That time he was right. Complimenfs of PHILLIPS-TAYLOR Five Cents to One Dollar Store 4109 Oak Lawn IISHITTLE , EVERYTHING MUSICAL 1213 Elm St. Dallas Comlblimenfs of VICKERY PARK GROCERY and MARKET 3012 North Henderson Phone 8-9171 Among the makers of one-piece bathing suits, the thigh's the limit. Two halves make a hole, and the fullback goes through. Mrs. Smith was reading a letter at breakfast. Suddenly she looked up suspici- ously at her husband. George,', she said, I've just received a letter from mother saying she isn't accept- ing our invitation to come and stay, as we do not appear to want her. What does she mean by that? I told you to write her and say that she was to come at her own con- venience. You did write, didn't you? HEL' - yes, said George. But I - I couldn't spell 'convenience,' so I made it 'riskl' Steger Dress Shop 3416 Oak Lawn LOVELY CLOTHES . . .MODERATELY PRICED Sfreef, Sporz' and Play Dresses Also Hosiery and Other Accessories For Downtown Shopping-Make It STEGER-CARPENTER 1709 Maini St. 1 9 A l El LIALITY CCI I.I NTS ASl'II3Ul3N'S ICE CIQEAM 1 ALWAYS GOOD Phone 5-3321 Knox Street BRINKER GROCERY 29 0 6 Greenville 3-8112 S903 Preston 6323 Gaston 5-2184 8-9177 I Play Safe - may with WILLIAM'S AVALAWN PHARMACY Cedar Springs at Reagan 5-4114 5-0003 Compliments of JOE MARINO Texaco Service Station 1901 N. Henderson 8-6764 Didn't you have any luck at the races? Luck! When my horse passed me I leaned over the fence and yelled: They went up that way. The teacher was lecturing to his class about doing big things. Nothing is impossiblef, he repeated several times. I wonder, said one pupil in the back row to another if he's ever tried to squeeze toothpaste back into the tube. I sorry, said the dentist, but you can-- not have an appointment with me this afternoon. I have 18 cavities to fill. And he picked up his golf-bag and went out. For Couveniefzee and Service Go to ABBOTT'S BARBER SHOP Across From NORTH DALLAS HIGH NOT FOUND IN THE DICTIONARY Diplomat: Man who remembers a lady's birthday, but not her age. Etc.: Sign used to make others believe you know more than you do. Horrible Example: Any problem in math- ematics. Man: The only animal that can be skinned more than once. Tangerine: A loose-leaf orange. Vacuum: Nothing shut up in a box. Zebra: Horse with stripes. Used to illu- strate the letter Z , Wifff fto husband inquiring why they never have any moneyj: It's the neighbors, dear. They're always doing something we can't afford. Can I lead a good Christian life in New York City on S15 a week? a young man once asked Dr. S. Parks Cadman. My boy, was the reply, that's all you can do. 5-4171 5-4171 Compliments of MOORES GROCERY L. J. 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You know the old proverb, 'A barking dog never bites'.,' uYes,,' replied the Chinaman, uyou know ploverb, me know ploverb but dog he no know ploverbf' It's the little things that tell,,' said Sis as she pulled her kid brother from under the sofa. lack Kern: It makes me sick at heart to see you smoke. Ralph Plaeljis: It seems to catch me more in the stomachf' Compliments of Van VV1nk1e's l The Soatiff Finest Book Store 1 5 I5 Elm Street Buesiness Phone I. J. Freud, O.D. 58-7211 HIGHLAND PARK OPTICAL 85 JEWELRY STORE Optics ana' jewelry 011 Easy Terms K St FORSTER'S QF. at 11.5 BICYCLE SI-IOP REPAIRING AND ACCESSORIES 4540 McKinney at Knox XVe Call For and Deliver LA WNMOWER SI-IARPENING 3221 nox . 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Q9 - -A EEUU FIQANCII IZUIQNITUIQIS CU. 3409 Oak Lawn 5-3829 Prcffy Siena: Could I have my next week's salary in advance? Boss: No. My wife made me promise not to make any advances to you. They sat alone in the moonlight, And she soothed his troubled brow, Dearest, I know my life's been fast, But I'm on my last lap now. Anxious Scottish Mother Qwhose son has just been saved from drowningj: Are ye the mon who rescued our Angus? Where's his bonnet? Waifer: These are the best eggs we'vc had for years!', Diner: Well, bring me some you haven't had so long. Mr. Syrou: Which combination dissolves gold quickest? Doris Young: The marriage combina- tionf, Beneath this grassy mound now rests One Edgar Oscar Earle, Who to another hunter looked Exactly like a squirrel. Daughter: Mother, why do the elephants have such big trunks?,' Mother: '?Because, dear, they have to come all the way from Indiaf' PSALM OF STRIPE Lives of motorists remind us, On a Sunday afternoon That some drive as if they liked to Try and end them pretty soon. COMPASS HEADLINE: 'lEnraged Cow Injures Farmer with Axn 0 May I have the afternoon off to go shop- ping with my wife? l .,, Thanks 0 Professor: The examination questions are now in the hands of the printer. Are there any last-minute questions you would like answered?,' l rvsl2n1a11: WhoIs the printer?,' 0 Faflavr fwho has taken his daughter to .1 risque playj: I'm sorry I brought you, Mabel. This is hardly a play for a young person. Daughter: Oh, I don't mind, Dad. It'll probably liven up before the end! Yes, Tommy, yachts are called 'she' be- cause their rigging is so expensive. Whenever I'm in the dumps, I get my- self a new' hatf' said Mrs. Smithson. I was wondering where you bought them, purred her best friend. A colored girl was preparing for her marriage. Before the ceremony she hoardeci her wages, but immediately after the wed- ding she asked her mistress to take charge of the fund. I'll takq it, of course, said the puzzled lady, but, Mandy, won't you be needing your money to spend on your honeymoon? Miss Mayf' said the bride, does you think I'se goin' to trust myself wid a strange nigger an, all date money on me? Asked to pray for warm weather so that her grandma's rheumatism might pass away, a five-year-old girl knelt and said: Oh, Lord, make it hot for grandma! o Teacher: Ebb, give the principal parts of the verb 'swim'. Ebb: K'Swim, swam, swumf' Teacher: That's right. Now of the word Kdimi-D7 Ebb: Teacher, I'd rather not. o She: Some moon, isn't it? He: 'QUh-huh. Some dew, too. Sbv: Well, I donltln I wish I knew what to get father for Christmas. He likes to go after small game, but I canlt afford to buy him a gun. Get him a fly swatterf' Lady Perry: Buy a seal for the-benefit of the Red Cross? Sonny MrN.: Very worthy organization, but I cannot afford a seal. L. P.: Buy just one seal, please! Sonny: If I bought it, I couldn't feed it J, o Geo. Dormafz: My, you look beautiful tonightf' Gloria S.: 'QYes, I took a beauty nap this afternoon and oversleptf' Q USO you're a salesman, are you? What do you sell? Salt, ' I'm a salt seller, too. Shake Pop: Q'Who was the first union man? Oakic: Dan Cupid. C0-ed: I want something to Wear around the dormitory. Salcsgirl: How large is your dormitory? o The ancient car chugged up to the gates of the ferry. The gatekeeper, demanding the usual fee, called out, Two dollars for the carf, The boy looked up with a joyful smile. Sold,,' he said, and got out. 'eHow is it that you're not going to marry Vera after all? Oh, I boasted a lot about my rich uncle in order to impress her, and now she's going to be my aunt. My wife and I got along splendidly for eight years. 'fAnd what happened then? Oh, she came backf, Ever hear the story about the A.E.F. hero who won a Croix de Guerre but who was so ugly they couldn't find a French general to kiss him?,, You look like a nice sensible girl. Surely you will marry me? Oh, no. I'm every bit as sensible as I lookf' How much are your peaches? Penny each, ladyf, I,ll have one, please. E 1, Then there's the girl who returned her engagement ring in a box marked, Glass- handle with care. W'hat can I do with the children? asked the nursemaid. They won't go to sleep. I,ll go in and sing to themf' said their mother. I have already threatened them with that, but it made no difference. Little Boy: I want two cents' worth of birdseed, please. Dealer: How many birds have you, son? Liffle Boy: I haven't any--I want to grow some. Miss Keller: Now, Frances, can you give me some idea of the manner in which the blood circulates? Frances Toan Qbrightlyj: Oh, yes! It runs down one leg and up the other! Caller: And how is your little boy get- ting on with his drum lessons? Prima' Moiher: Splendidly! The only thing he doesn't quite get is the rhythm. Salesman: There are especially strong shirts, madam. They simply laugh at the laundry. Customer: I know that kind, I had some which came back with their sides split. Hazel Parker: What did the big rose say to the little rose? Virginia Isanzinger: Hi, bud! Mrs.: Dear, I saw the sweetest little hat in a shop today. Mr.: Put it on and let me see how you look in it. Freshman: I don't know. So11lJ0mm'c': I am not prepared. Iunior: I do not remember. Senior: I don't believe I can add any- thing to what has been saidf' SENIORS They say that if we hesit 8 To study we'll not gradu 8, But 'tis very hard to cencentr 8 On things easily forgot 10. By our ignorance we know you're smit 10, But we were never caught a-quit 10- For many a theme we have writ 10 On crazy things be 4. We're determined to co-oper 8 If the teachers us will deuc 8 And then we'll surely gradu 8 And the goal will be 1. -Exclaaizge. A freshman on an English test, when asked to form the plural of Mr.', followed the general rule and wrote Mrs. Right you are, freshie! 0 XVI-IY TEACHERS GET MARRIED What are glaciers? Guys that fix win- dows when they are broken. W'hat is a peninsula? A bird that lives on icebergs. XVhat is a volcano? A mountain with a hole in the top. If you look down you can see the creator smoking. Why does a dog hang out his tongue when running? To balance its tail. What is steel wool? The fleece of a hy- draulic ram. W'hat are the Christian nations? Those that use cuss words. A What is etiquette? Saying No, thank youu when you mean Gimme --Exchange. WW f'9u4-1aWf,,m0cz4..4,- - - f3e-wazne.-m4jpya,, , ,N - -- ---HM, f . 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