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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1940 volume:

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Rogers Rules COMMITTEES Supplies Mrs. W. P. Zumwalr, ClJdlYll7dlI Mr. L. O. Donald Mr. F. D. Danford Buildings auil Sites Mr. Dan D. Rogers, Chairman Mr. L. O. Donald, Cloairman Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Mrs. T. A. Waggener Mr. Gabe P. Allen Mr. F. D. Danford L1l71L'bI'0Oll1S Wcflfa re Mrs. T. A. Waggener, Cloairnmn Mr. F. D. Danford, Clauirmau Mr. Dan D. Rogers Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt N. R. CROZIER SZl1IC'1'lllfC'1'lllL'7'lIf of Sfbools Mrs. T. A. Waggener Mr. Gabe P. Allen L. V. STOCKARD JULIUS DORSEY Assistant Su 17C'fl11fL'11tlU'l1f District Su !16'1'l1'lfL'I1llL'l1If of Schools of Scloools MR. E. B. COMSTOCK V,V.,. f ' ik' Jfm V x-G .ff ,,,.1z j QVA1Vf1L1. T- -- . 1 , 5 V I V. X .Ag Q A .Vi ,V - - 'W-wuxflh Vfmwiswwfwwfgvxm W vw w V+. QW H-'Nw' 1 ap 'Vrf V I xx l f 1- ar 1222. A '-'uasaf VM, . ,uunfwr Qs Ivan!! 'A f nf' 5 7 VI: X 7 ka IN' ,rf 1 V ,555 ' 4- X t Eze fx I if -W J' 3. F' 1 MW ,M y,,.,...x -V I ,-uf.-,U 4 fix M. ...n. -V.'f:. V 4 . ., - . - f . - - . 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Bu 1-x:S'3 ? 2g- -Vw W- A . - , -VV. -----' -wiv V- V, ' tru' E -V.fVi,f,g- -. . ,.-VV'-' N - V nf- - K '-9' 1 - gf -.ip , Lg. Q' ,ki-e-F',.,,l'-.. ' ----V-KVN., - - -' ,, ,, E, V. ' -fwghxivkwj .3-.V - , .-l--f 'Jf 'T ' f' ?21k '..VlQ:'T'S. . 7 S-'-in --VV. -H' - : .ww :L:'1.-T'5- -..wg-9 V.- DVTM-. Bac hm an IV A Class Officers President . . LANDON IRWIN Vice-Presiciefzzf . . JACK HAGAN Secrefary . . HAZEL PARKER ALMA AGNEW The flew that on the violet lies Mocks the flark luster of her eyes. MARJORIE ALEXANDER Sans Soucig Operettag Girls' Glee Clubg Assembly. A tall slender girl, full strong of build, In all she does she shows herself well skillefl. PEGGY ANGUS Delphian President, Vice-Presidentg Cheerleaderg Home- room President, Vice-Presidentg Junior Red Crossg Camera Club Secretaryg Football Sweetheart, Assembliesg Football Ticket Sweater. She's plenty cute, not very high, The kind of girl who attracts the eye. BONNIE Jo AUTRY National Honor Societyg Symposiumg Viking Staffg Cam- era Clubg Perigon Clubg Biology Clubg Everts' Award, Four-Year Linz Pin. To those who know thee not, no words can paint! Anil those who know thee, know all words are faint! RUTH BACHMAN Viking Staffg Compass Staffg Chorus, Operettasg Cam- era Clubg Homeroom Secretaryg Allied Youthg Art Clubg Latin Essay Contestg Senior Puh Staffg Sans Soucig Hi-Pressg Symphony Poster Contcstg Everts' Awardg Four-Year Linz Pin. A true friend is she with a smile so swrel, Inzlrerl she's always a pleasure to nzect. WILDA BALFOUR Spanish Club. WtlIXOIlIC and happy and 'very fair, Pretty and peaceful anrl free of care. RUTH BALL Delphian Vice-Presidentg Homeroom Secretary, Vice- Presidentg Viking Staffg Senior Pub Staffg Junior Red Crossg Student Councilg Four-Year Perfect Attendanceg Assemblies. So sweet, so cute, so full of fun, All heave11's gift rolled up in one. WILLIAM BENTON Viking Snapshot Co-Editorg History Clubg Homeroom Secretaryg Camera Clubg Linz Pins, R. O. T. C. Ser- geant. A youth there was of quiet ways, A stuzlent of olzl books and days. FRANK BERLEY R. O. T. C. Lieutenant-Colonelg Camera Club. A friend to all, his foes are few, If you knew him, yozfzl like him too. LOUIS BEVACQUA Camera Club President, Sergeant-at-Armsg Hi-Press Vice- Presideritg Pan-Americang Chemistry Clubg Compass Art Iiditorg Compass Make-Up Editor-g Homeroom Sergeant- at-Arms. A roguish light bespeaks a spark 0' fun, In joy hc's lireil ami will till life is alone. v , A - .1 . bttrl N ' . , ..,- , .. ii fi DOROTHY ANN BLESSING Everts' Awardg Four-Year Linz Ping Jockey Clubg Home- room Secretaryg Assemblies. A merry maid as fair as morf1ing's flew Who never thinks to stop 'till she is through. HAZEL BOOHER Art Clubg Little Theaterg Assembly. Fall of laughter, gaiety and wit, With all her classmates she's a hit. AUBREY BRISTER Latin Club President: History Clubg Camera Clubg Chem- istry Clubg National, Honor Societyg Orange Bandg Or- chestrag Music Festivalg Assemblyg Latin Tournament Awardsg Safety Contest Winnerg Four-Year Linz Ping Everts, Awardg High Honor Roll. Aml still they gazed, and still the womter grew, That one small head Could carry all he lznew. BETTYE BRUTON Camera Clubg Biology Clubg Homeroom Vice-Presiclentg Art Club Presidentg Jockey Club Vice-Presidentg Assem- bliesg Honor Rollg City-Wide Art Associationg Viking Staffg Symphony Poster Contest. Anil she is fair, as in the morzzirzg bright, Her smile like sunslnine is ez'eryone's delight. JEFF BRUTON R. O. T. C. Corporalg Senior Hi-Yg Footballg Trackg Baseballg Biology Clubg Camera Clubg Chemistry Clubg Homeroom Vice-President. His comzfefianee is qnietg his ways are set, But a more mischievous person you'z'e netfer mei. ii' ROSEMARY BUCRLEY Commercial Club. Quiet, llelrenilalrle, when there is neezlg Content to follow well rather than learl. HILDA BUHL Chemistry Clubg Pan-Americang Senior Pub Staffg Coun- selor,s Assistantg Honor Roll. I'Il always believe small things are best, If she is an example of the rest. BILLIE MAY BURCH Compass Club Editorg Biology Clubg Hi-Lightsg Hi-Press. A jzrelfy fare with laughing eyes, A smile as simny as the slzies. VIRGINIA BURKE CUllli7rI.YX Features, Iiclitorg Viking Staffg Allied Youthg Latin Clubg Student Councilg Sans Soucig National For- ensic Lcagucg Debate Clubg Biology Clubg Girl Reserves. Always helpful aml full of flllij Therefore she's a favorite with 0l'Cl'j'0l1C. JULIA BURKHOLDER French Clubg Philharmonicg Allied Youthg Commercial Clubg Orchestrag Orange Band. Charming, pretty, true to her zvorilg Of a sweater girl J'0Il,l'U livvar hvarrl. DOROTHY BUTLER Girl Reserves. Very pleasant to see The hest of C0'IlIlItl71j!. LONNIE CARGILL National Honor Societyg Linz Pinsg Stamp Club Vice- Presidentg Homeroom President, Vice-Presidentg Physics Class Presidentg Camera Club. A To :lure uphold the true anal right He strives each :lay with all his might. DOROTHY CARROLL Olympiadg French Clubg Homeroom President. Vice- President, Secretaryg Biology Clubg Camera Clubg Allied Youthg Assemblyg Counsel0r's Assistant. Age cannot wither her, nor enstozn stale Her infinite variety. FAY CARROLL Olympiadg Four-Year Linz Ping Everts' Awardg Chemis- try Clubg Homcroom Sccrctaryg Assemblies. She shows us how dirine iz thing A woman may he. DAN CARSON Golf Tcamg Homcroom Presidentg Senior I-Ii-Yg Rifle Team. The kinrl of boy you like to know, Everyhoclyis frieml and no one,s foe. ELIZABETH CLARK Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasur erg Olympiadg Library Assistantg Senior Pub Staffg As semblies. A smile so sweet-sueh eyes are rare, She's eternal fun with never iz care. MARY EMILY CLARK Sans Soucig Viking Staffg C07lIl7tlSS Personals Editorg Hon- or Rollg Homeroom Program Chairmang Senior Pub Staff Anil she was gentle as u :love on tree, Yet clehonair of heart was she. AGNES COHN Art Club Second Vice-Presidentg French Club Secretaryg Linz Ping Assemblies. Like Heavenls image in the smiling brook, Celestial Peace was jzietureii in her look. RAY COLEMAN R. O, T. C. Sergeantg Camera Club. He selaloni speaks but when he elocs He speak: with earnest sincerity. J. R. COOK Attentive ami eurefwl in his work, From his flirty he'll never shirk. LOUISE COX National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Student Council, Girl Reserves, Library Assistant, Homeroom Secretary. So 'very liny, and yd, so wise, Her charm and bcauly make up for size. HAROLD CROSSEN Football Letterman, Camera Club, Senior Hi-Y, Track, Homeroom Vice-President, Assemblies, Basketball, Base- ball. A tall, lanky lad, who is raiher shy Bul his dark good looks hare brought many u sigh. KATHLEEN CROWLEY Girl Reserves, Homeroom Vice-President, Secretary. Happy is she who finds the way, Pleasant in all fhings eileryilay. PEYTON CULLUM Senior Hi-Y, Football, Track, R.O.T.C. Band, Band Contests, Camera Club. Roam1 the worlxl, yoifll nezrr fiuil A bvller friend, a nobler miml. PATTY ANN DAGUE Art Club, Compass Staff, Sans Souci President, Sympo- sium, Girl Reserves, Senior Pub Poetry Chairman, Dis- jwalrh journal Column. lVhenz'z'1'r you sez' In-r she's wearing a smile, jolly and fun loving all the while. FRED DAVIS R.O.T,C. Major, Camp Dallas, Rifle Team Captain, Football, Baseball, Track, Chemistry Club, Camera Club. A, full, rieh nalure frm' lo lrusi, Trulhful and almost sleruly just. RUTH DELVIDA Homeroom President, Student Council, Viking Staff, Pep Squad, Senior Pub Staff, Sans Souci Vice-President, Phil- harmonic, Girl Reserves, Orchestra Contest, Junior Red Cross, Orange Band. Her wry lone is musie's own Like those of morning birds. JOHN DENNIS Chemistry Club, Armistice Day Parade. A grin, a laugh, all the day As along lifcfs path he makes his way. EUGENE DOBBS R.O.T.C. Captain, Rifle Team, Camp Dallas, Crack Company, Assembly, Homeroom President, Vice-Presi- dent, Student Council, Latin Club, Biology Club, Chem- istry Club, Camcra Club, Honor Roll, Shoulder to Shoul- der Rifle Match. If all were like him, alll theylzl give To make this world a bCffET jilaee in which fo lizfe. JOE DOMINGUEZ Baseball, R.O.T.C. Corporal, Homeroom Program Com- mittee. His ways are ways of pleasauiliess Anil all his jiaihs are jieaee. HETTIE ANNE DOUGHERTY Junior Red Cross, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Sympo- sium, National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Tennis, Girls' Doubles, Viking Staff, Senior Pub Staff. Her humor, her laugh, her helping ways, Teach us that kindness always pays. MERLE DRAPER History Club, Chemistry Club, Compass Staff, Viking Staff. So sweet of temper, so fair of face, And, above all, so full of grace. RUTH ELLIOT Art Club President, Secretary, Compass Personals Editor, Viking Art Staff, Little Theater, Philharmonic, Sans Souci, Senior Pub Staff, Dallas Symphony Poster Con- test, Assemblies, Orange Band. A fare with gladness overspreazl, Sweet smiles, hy humans kindness bred. FRANK FARR1s Football, Track Letterman, Assemblies, Senior Hi-Y, Camera Club, Junior Red Cross, Homeroom President, Secretary, Compass Sports Editor, Hi-Press, Allied Youth, City Dash Champion. He always fights to win the game, And never thinks to win himself the fame. KATHERINE FERGUSON Pep Squad, Art Club, Senior Pub Staff, Girl Scouts, Homeroom President, Assemblies, Viking Staff. How very hard it is to find A girl so gentle and so kinrl. JIMMY FITZPATRICK National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Football, Baseball Letterman, Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secre- tary, Student Council, R.O.T.C. Sergeant, Crack Com- pany, Senior Hi-Y, Armistice Day Parade, Track, As- semblies, Camera Club, Physics Class President. Popular, smart, witty, and neat, A boy like Iimmy is hard to beat. JERRY FLANERY National Honor Society, Chemistry Club Vice-President, Student Council, Camera Club, Symposium, Homeroom President, Vice-President, R.O.T.C. Sergeant, Orange Band, Baseball, Armistice Day Parades, R.O.T.C. Band, Assemblies, Crack Company, English Class Vice-Presi- dent, Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts, Award, Band Contest. He is handsome, quiet, refined, A good friend, a nohle miml. WILMA FLETCHER Girl Reserves, Perigon Club, Sans Souci. Pretty, dainty, and so neat, She is one who's always sweet. ESTHER Lou FRANK National Honor Society, Latin Tournament Alternate, Compass Staff, Hi-Press, Viking Staff, Senior Pub Staff, Chemistry Club, Sans Souci, Symposium, Essay Contest Wfinner. The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed, And ease of heart her every look conveyed. JOE GEARY Student Council, Perigon Club Vice-President, Chemis- Scrgeant-at-Arms, R.O.T.C. try Club, French Club Captain, Rifle Team, Baseball Team Manager, Stamp Club, Latin Club. His friends they are many, His foes-are there any? SPENCER GORDON Rare vomponnzl of ozlrlity, froliv, and fun Who rrlishes a joke anzl rejoifvs in a pun. LILLIAN GRIFFIN Latin Club President, Chemistry Club, Homeroom Pres- ident, National Honor Society, Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts' Award, Latin Tournament Essay Contest, Third Place, Viking Staff, Senior Pub Staff. Full of fun, ana' happy as a lark, When it Ponies to lessons, Lillian is a shark. JACK HAGAN IV A Vice-President, Compass Managing Editor, Senior Pub Editor-in-Chief, Viking Sports Editor, National Honor Society, Chemistry Club Vice-President, Four- Year Linz Pin, Everts' Award, lnterscholastic League Press Conference Delegate, Track, Hi-Press President, Symposium Vice-President, Two-Year Literary Letter Sweater, Quill and Scroll. None knew than but to lon' Ihre, Nor 1Id'lIIL'li thee but to praise. ELOIS HANEKE National Honor Society, Homeroom President, Delphian Secretary, Pan-American President, Secretary, Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts' Award. Her glossy hair was clustered o'c'r her hrow, Bright with intelligwzce, ana' fair anal sfnoolh. RICHARD HARDIE Biology Club, Allied Youth Sergeant-at-Arms, R.O.T.C. Staff Sergeant, Track Team. More pep and jollity all in one, Canlt he found nnzler the snn. BILLY JOE HARDY Chemistry Club, Biology Club, Baseball. Small in size, hut great in spirit, Hzfll do things worthy of merit. JANE HARGROVE Biology Club, Honor Roll. Crownml with a hraa' of lowly reil hair, And fnll of gooil cheer with plenty to spare. ROBERT HARRIS Chemistry Club, Philharmonic, Homeroom President Vice-President, R.O.T.C. Second Lieutenant, Track R.O.T.C. Band, Orange Band. His twinkling rycs, his personality The very picture of gcfniality. JIMMIE HEITMAN Track, Football, Homeroom President, Secretary, Cheer- leader, Assemblies, Camera Club, Senior Hi-Y President, Secretary-Treasurer, Little Theater, Physics Class Presi- dent, Chorus. As full of pep as anyone, As bright a light as is the sun. MAROIE HILSCHER Junior Red Cross, Girl! Reserves. Laughing eyes and a winning snzilc, Make her carefree all the while. i f and l DOROTHY HOBRECHT Olympiad Treasurcrg Homeroom Vice-Presidentg Chem- istry Club Secretaryg Student Councilg Viking Staffg Operetta. Laughter, beauty, auil youthful grave Sparkle inf her merry fare. LoIs House Commercial Club Vice-Presidentg Homeroom Secretaryg Linz Ping Girl Reserves Program Claairmang Student Council. Cute, sweet ways, a quiet voice, Worcls just eauuot ileserihe Lois. LARRY HOGAN R.O.T.C. Sergeantg Junior Hi-Yg Art Clubg Crack Com- panyg Trackg Camera Clubg Senior Hi-Y. Hels thoughtful, ronsiilerate, and fine, Youill hear from hiui later-just give him time. VIVIAN HOLLAND Latin Clubg Camera Clubg Little Theaterg Girls, Glee Club. Her air, her uzauuers, all who saw afluzirerl. Courteous, though delightful, auil gentle, though retireil. MARCELLA HUDEL Latin Clubg Pep Squadg Chemistry' Clubg Biology Clubg Library Assistantg Counselor's Assistant. With laughter always at her eouzuzauil, She brings us joy throughout the laurl. WILLIAM HUDSON R.O.T.C. Corporal. A good uatuml fellow is he Who takes everything with a laugh of glee. DoRIs HUFFHINES Coiujrass Copy Editorg Viking Staffg National Honor Societyg National Forensic League Degree of Distinctiong Symposium Secretaryg Debate Club Secretaryg Junior Red Crossg Student Councilg Sans Soucig Girls' Debate Team Championsliipg Hi Pressg Assembliesg Four-Year Linz Ping Everts' Awardg Quill and Scrollg Girl Reservesg Baylor University Speech Scholarshipg Senior Pub Staff. She will outstrip all Praise Anil make it' halt behiua' her. MARJORIE HUMMEL Viking Co-Editor-in-Chiefg Compass Co-Copy Editorg Comjzass Club Editorg Hi-Pressg Symposiumg Student Councilg Pan American Vice-Presidentg Junior Red Cross Secretaryg Spanish Clubg Allied Youthg Homeroom Presidcntg Assembliesg Senior Pub Staffg Four-Year Linz Ping Everts' Awardg Gym Demonstrationg Literary Let- ter Sweater. But to see her is to love her, Lore but her, and love forever. STEWART HUss Camera Clubg Biology Clubg Junior Red Crossg Operetta. All his faults are such That one loves him still the hetler for them. KENNETH IRISH National Honor Soeietyg Vilziug Club Editorg Latin Club Program Chairmang Art Clubg Camera Clubg Allied Youth Secretaryg Linz Pinsg Everts' Awardg Assembliesg Essay Contestsg Homeroom Secretary, Vice-President, Program Chairmang Latin Club Vice-Presidentg Senior Pub Staffg Library Assistant. A quiet hay, 1ll0!lt'Xf aim' 1'eserL'eil, Every honor hestowerl is well deserverl. Us - -f 'EEF-:'E52s F.', 15' - ..'Z':-I: ':':S '. 1 is , ' , -s - Ewa-a Iiih- 1 'f,54'f2ai:es,- '12 :.?x .: A ' 7' ' if .gi,o,-1 '-: ,:I '. -, ' , .- fa sia- LANDON IRWIN IV A Class Vice-President, All-City Fullback, Football, Basketball Letterman, Camera Club, Senior Hi-Y, Track, State High Swimming Team. Loyal, brave and true. Many are the touclorlowns lze's scored for you. ELIZABETH JACKSON Olympiad. If you but look into her eyes, You'il see the beauty that therein lies. FREDA JAMES Pan-American President, Secretary, Biology Club, Com- mercial Club, National Honor Society, Symposium, Viking Staff, Homeroom President, Secretary, Four-Year Linz Pin, Evert's Award. Loving and sweet, with sunny smile, Making her welcome all the while. FLOY JAMESON Viking Staff, Compass Staff, Senior Pub Staff, Chemis- try Club, Little Theater, Linz Pin. Unless you looked, y01e'd never see ber, Yet she's so grand when onee you meet her. ROBERT A. JOHNSON R.O.T.C. Cadet Major, Biology Club, Radio Club, Chemistry Club, Airplane Club, Crack Company, Regi- mental Staff. Experience, joinezl with common sense To mortals is a proL'ia'enee. ROBERT S. JOHNSON Pan-American, Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Library Assistant, Orange Band, Orchestra, Homeroom Presi- dent, Viking Staff, Student Council, Philharmonic, R.O.T.O. Band Contest, Assemblies. To him belong laughter, ana' jollily, Happiness, joy, and frivolity. BARTLEY JONES Rifle Team, Track, Philotechnic, Latin Club, Orches- tra, Chorus, Crack Company, Assemblies. He certainly has personality plus, Welre glazl to have him nzimberea' with us. EVELYN JONES French Club Secretary, Vice-President, Art Club, City- Wide Art Club President, Allied Youth, Little Theater, One-Act Play Contest, Second Place, Four-Year Linz Pin, Evertsl Award, Colonial Dames Contest, Assistant Director, Julius Caesar. In making some stiulents Fate bath decreed To make some good but few to exceed. GLORIA KEDNEY Girls' Glee Club, Goofi-nalurefl, silent, and ob so zlemure! Glory to Gloria whoill win friends sure, DAVID KENNEMER Latin Club, Biology Club, Library Assistant, Baseball, Linz Pin, Homeroom Vice-President, President, Compass Art Editor, Business Manager, Viking Staff, Colonial Dames Essay Contest, Hi-Press. Rearly in speeeb, in courtesy not slack, Nothing that makes for nmnboozl zloes be lark. VERNA KIRBY Pan-American Vice-President, Allied Youthg Junior Red Crossg Camera Club, Physics Class Secretary, Homeroom Secretaryg Four-Year Linz Ping Everts' Awardg Viking Staffg Senior Pub Staffg Counselorls Assistantg Gym Demonstration. Always so charming anrl loving and gay, Makes all your fares just seem lo go way. CHESTER KLEIN Student Councilg Senior Hi-YQ Chemistry Clubg Base- ball Letterman, Camera Clubg Perigon Clubg Pan- American President, Assembliesg Allied Youth. Eyes that shine and a Carefree smile Win lain: friends throughout the while. MILDRED KNOWLES Commercial Club. A pleasant smile, a winning way, A girl we all would like io stay. NICK KOKLES Senior Hi-Y Vice-Presidentg Student Council, Homeroom President, Chemistry Clubg Footballg Valentine King. Wifi: his smile so eheery and kinil, A friendlier boy youlll never find. LEE JUAN LANFORD Four-Year Linz Ping Pan-Americang Stamp and Coin Clubg Trackg Everts, Award. He's genial, sineere, and very smari. Everyone lileeil him from the sfari. ANNA JEAN LILLARD Junior Red Cross, Biology Clubg Library Assistantg Red Cross Life Saving Course. She has a disposition gay Ami scallers sunshine by the way. MARVIN LILLARD Viking Staffg Philotechnic. Sincere and eonsfani, sure to succeed, In every sense, a friend indeed. ZANAIDA LILLARD Allied Youth, Girl Reserves, Perigon Clubg Assembly. Zanaidifs laugh is happy and guy, She drives many dark clouds away. DOROTHY LOCKHART Homeroom Secretary, jockey Club Vice-President, Secre- taryg Cheerleaderg French Clubg Chemistry Clubg Olym- piadg Coedetteg Senior Pub Staffg Chorus. A gentle Voice, a manner kinil and sweef, Unite lo make ber graeiousuess, her eonrfesy complete. LORAINE MADDOX Viking Joke Editorg Girl Reservesg Little Theater, Oper- ettasg Symposiumg One Act Play Contestg Chorus. So bright and gay ana' full of fun, Her happy ways Cheer everyone. HELEN MANNER Homeroom President, Secrctaryg Sans Souci President, Sergeant-at-Arms, Pan-American Secretary, Orchestrag Orange Bandg Band Contestg Music Festival, Philhar- monic Secretaryg Girl Rcservesg Chemistry Club. To know her is I0 lore her, To zzilnlire nnfl io nilore her. BETTY MARR Viking Art Staff, Jockey Clubg Art Clubg French Club. The light of low, Ihr jnirify of grace, The mimi, the znuxir lirmlhing from her fare. EDWIN MAY Homeroom Presidentg Footballg Track, Senior Hi-Y, Camera Club. A xhoek of real hair anil ii fhvvry smile, Kinrlnexx to L'lf'L'7'j'0I1t' maker life worthwhile. JACK MAY Tennisg Stamp and Coin Club, Art Clubg Chemistry Club. Always willing io ilo hir xhnre, Iolly anzl guy wiih IIl'I'l'f a rare. JACK MCALLISTER Student Council, Pan-American Treasurerg Golf Team Track Team, Chemistry Clubg Senior Hi-Yg Latin Club Perigon Club. Here mnzex lark, ilvxerilie him who fun, He's everything great yozfll finil in man. u LAEAY MCCASKILL Art Club. Her ilemls final lzinilnvsx l'l'l'l' grow, Kinilling fl'll'7ll,.YbilI,.T lnxling glow. IRENE MCCORD National Honor Societyg Four-Year Linz Ping Everts, Awardg Viking Staffg Safety Contest, Third Place, Es- say Contestg Homeroom Presidentg Operettasg Sympo- sium Secretaryg Biology Clubg Perigon Club. Tiny and :lurk wifh a voiee divine, Ioys unfold will always be fhine. RALPH MCGAHEY A lllerisnnf boy wilh n manner guy, On the mail Io slierexx he'll go a long way. REX MCGEE Stamp and Coin Club Presidentg Camera Club. A pirinre zloes noi show hir hair, Bn! believe if or noi, ihe rvzl is there. ROBALOU MCGUIRE Linz Pinsg Art Club Vice-President, Junior Red Crossg Girl Reserves, Camera Club, Viking Art Staff. Shc s clever, hrighi, an uriisi fine, Whiz! more fo risk from the feminine line? DOLLY MAE MCKAY Biology Clubg Commercial Clubg Chorus. A smile for all, a welcome gay, A ben1ifif1il, sluecf, winuillg way. BILLIE MENEFEE Student Councilg Linz Ping Pep Squzclg COIIIPHXX Staffq Senior Pub Staffg Quill and Scrollg Hi-Press, Orange Band, Orchestrag Music Festivalg Girl Reserves, Debate Club, Perigon Clubg Chemistry Clubg Sans Soueig Phil- harmonic. A charming little blue-eyerl bloml, Of whom we all are wry foml. ALBERT MERCER National Honor Societyg Viking Staff, Linz Pinsg Junior Hi-Y President, Student Councilg Track, Pan-American, Junior Red Cross, Chemistry Clubg Camera Club. Here's a boy you eau always trust, For be is one who does what be must. RALPH LOUIS METCALF Homeroom Committee Chairmang Baseball, Biology Club. He's not the kind lhafr easily beat, W'e're betting on him to never retreat. BETTY MILUM Homeroom Secretary, Spanish Club. Look out upon the stars, my lore, Anil slaame them with tlaine eyax. JOHNNY MoEcR Art Club Treasurerg Camera Club. Honest, willy, anal alwayx neat, A 'man to be fbafs laara' Io beat. MARY CATHERINE MOORE Cheerleader, Homeroom Vice-Presidentg Jockey Clubg Biology Club. Her beauty, pep, and love of fun, Keep Mary Catlaerine on the run. JANE MORRELL Homeroom Program Committee, Sans Soueig Biology Club. A true frieml is she aml a smile xo sweel, Imleezl she's alwayx rr jrleasure to meet. VIRGINIA RUTH MORRISON Camp Fire Girls, Chemistry Club, Art Club. Sbelx friemlly with all in her own jolly way, WhL'l'Fl'L'i' you sec ber, slJe'll always be gay. JOHNEECE MUNDY Assemblies. Her dancing feet, ber smiling face, Sjvrearl hajlpiness and joy all 'rouml the place. MERLIN NEFF National Honor Societyg National Forensic Leagucg Linz Pinsg Homeroom President, Debate Clubg Chemistry Club President, Secretary-Treasurerg R.O.T.C. Band Drum Ma- jor, R.O.T.C, Second Lieutenant, Orange Band Baton Twirlerg Philharmonic, Latin Club. Oh, slow lo spiie and swift io spare, GL'lIflL' uml merciful riml just. LUCY ANN NELMS Girls' Glee Club, Chemistry Club. Prvlfy :xml sweet and lois of fun, Rruily Io play when work is done. CATHERINE NEsoM Girl Reserves. Tbrrv is a flozucr's izriiiffwfml grate, Tbuf shows iiself in bw fair fave. CHARLES NESOM Football, Little Theater, Camera Club, Chemistry Club. A fuxinlclc' by his eye-a woril by bis iougur, By Ibis uzvfbocl, many il girl bas be won. JACK NICHOLS Golf Team Captain, State High School Golf Tourna- ment, Footballg Track Team, Senior Hi-Y, Homcroom President, Vice-Prcsidentg Rifle Teamg Assemblies, Pan- American. lVbw'r'i'i'r bi' goes his XHVL' lo lJ1ll'f' fun, For grvui is fbi' Il7lllIlJf'I' of frivmls he bus won. RALPH OWEN Honor Roll, Homeroom Vice-President, Secretary, Cam- era Club. Om' rurldy ilrop of manly blood, The surging ocean outweighs. ESTA LEE PAINE Biology Clubg Girl Reserves. Bc':miif1il long hair, u fharming young smile, Sloeis fbc kind for which you'd walk a mile. MARGARET PAINE Homeroom Secretary, Girl Reserves. Sbvls Iiny bu! smarl-lfvauiiful bloml' hair, Sbfx oodles of fun-mfrcr a fare. HAZEL PARKER IV A Class Secretaryg Band Sweetheartg Valentine Queen, Olympiad President, Vice-President, Jockey Club President, Secretary, Student Council, Linz Ping Home- room President, Secretary, Physics Class Secretary. Hear! 011 her lips, am! soul within her eyes, Soft as ber clinic, ami sunny as her skies. JACK PARKER Trim :is fbi' lzvvillv fo lbe pole, Or ns the zliill io ihr' sim. PAUL PERELLA Compass Staffg Trackg Linz Pinsg Stamp and Coin Clubg Debate Clubg French Clubg Little Theater. Some :lay we,ll say when helll fame cleznanil, Once long ago we shook his hanclf' EARLE PITT Senior Hi-Yg Homeroom Vice-Presidentg Debate Clubg Chemistry Clubg Camera Clubg Assemblies. He slanalelh high in all the ladies' grace, Yel filleth fall and well a whole 11ZdYl,S place. HELEN PITT Jockey Clubg Swimming Contest Winner. A eharm allenrls her ezwfywhere, Ami all do love her unaware. RITA POLLOCK Linz Ping Biology Club Vice-Presiclentg Pep Squad Co- Captaing Safety Contestg Little Tbeaterg Girl Reserves. Dark is her hair, and twinkling are hen' eyes, She's full of fun, yet she's very wise. BETTY QUACIQENBUSH Student Couneilg Linz Pinsg Everts' Awardg Homcroom Secretaryg Girl Reserves. Eyes so pretty, ilress so neat, You must know Belly shels so sweet. CHARLES REAGAN National Honor Societyg R.O.T.C. Captaing Trackg Chem- istry Club Presidentg Crack Companiesg Symposiumg Viking Military Editorg Four-Year Linz Ping Tournamcntg Everts, Award. Latin Wilh heart of honor anal langue of lrnlh, He stanrls for all lhafs good in youth. EDWIN REDDICK Compass Editor-in-Chiefg National Honor Society Vice- Presidentg Good Citizen Awardg City-County Junior Red Cross Council Vice-Presidentg Four-Cear Linz Ping Everts' Awardg Quill and Scrollg Assembliesg Hi-Pressg Sym- posium Presiclentg Chemistry Clubg Literary Letter Sweater. No mailer what the wind or weafher, He am! July go logelher. WILLIAM GUY REDMOND National Honor Societyg Coinjmss Staffg Viking Staffg Physics Class Presidentg Debate Clubg Assemblyg Latin Tournament, Second Placeg Footballg Homeroom Presi- dentg Symposiumg Camera Club. A lzuinkling hnlnor in his looks, Ann' in his mind lhe wisest books. MARY CATHERINE REEDY National Honor Societyg Compass Managing Editorg French Club. Intelligence anal ronriesy not always are eonzhinecl, So all the more il pleases 115 when both in one we find. WAYNE ROBINSON Trackg Footballg Basketballg Homcroom Secretaryg Op- erettag Assembly. Anrl fbllllgb I hope nol henee nnsealheil lo gli, Who eonqllers me shall finzl a slnhhoifn foe. ' ,, l E I 1 1 1 V l 1 1 k FAY ROOSE Homcroom Presidentg Commercial Club. C0lIFL'l'Il1lltKf 071195 l'1l'1Il!'5 5116911 111L'1'l fha' lvxl, Being XL'l'L'IlL' 111111 Cbllffllillglj' self-11o.Ix1'xs1'11'. BETTY RUDINE Linz Ping Commercial Club Presidentg Pan-Americang Biology Club. Her 111'r111ly 1101's 1111 things e.x'1'1'1, B111 sbrr has L'b11r11z tllltl g1'11z'1' ax 1L'1'11. ROBERT SCHULER Chemistry Club. Ever 1'1'1111y I0 11111 L1 f1'ir'1111, Olll' bus! zvisbvx fo bin! we x1'1111. MARY SEARS Linz Ping Student Councilg Gir Reserves. l Alfbougb x111 x s1111111, 1111 1'1111 svv, Skis go! 11101'1' lb1111 bw' shun' of j11'1'xo11111iiy. HAL SHOUPE Trackg R.o.T.C. First Class Privateg Chemistry Clubg Camera Club. Wbuf he rem l7llllIl71j' be smfkx fo 110, A1111 1i1'1'x 0111'11i1'11f131 Io thc' 111111. EDGAR SIBLEY Homeroom President. A 111110 11011se11x1' IIUZU llllll ibm, II 1'e11sbc'11 by fha' 1705! of IIIUII. ANNA SIDOR National Honor Soeietyg Viking Business Staffg Linz Pinsg Girl Reserves Vice-Presidentg Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secretaryg Student Councilg Pep Squadg Perigon Clubg Chemistry Club. Tbz' ki11111'xf lbing 111 Ibn' kirnlvxf wzly, WI' 11'111'rr if 10 A111111 ll1lL'1lj'X fo say. MARTIN SKAGGS Baseball Lettermnng Footballg Citywide Pan-American Sergeant-at-Armsg Homeroom President, Secretaryg Sen- ior Hi-Y. If 111 .Yt'tI1't'b of 11 buy fl'Il1VY ii111'1'rc', Look IIO f111'lbC1', bc is bvrv. , IVEY JEAN SMITH PI'L'l'fjl, brigbf, f1'i1'1111'1y? If1'1'1', 1'.l'1l'01U1l5, 111111, xclfixb? Nu1'1'1'. KITTY SMITH Biology Clubg Chemistry Clubg Commercial Clubg Girl Rcservcsg Fashionette Club. Wix1', 171t'tIX!ll1f, 111111 s1'c1111f11xI Iuiib 1111, Gl'1l11t'-1111 fvcr f11111f.r 1111? .Y7Il!l11. NED SMITH MARJORIE STEVENS R.O.T.C. Crack Companyg Camp Dallasg Senior Hi-Yg Camera Club. His jocose iiiiiiiifcr, his iufirileling eyes, D0 not his iiitelligeizfe ilisguise. ONA MAE SMITH Chemistry Club. To bear ber voiee mul see ber smile, Seems like heaven all the while. ROBERT M. SMITH Harmonica Club Presidentg Stamp and Coin Club Vice President, Junior Hi-Y. When things go wrong be sings a song, Ami adzls a yarrl of smiles. KATIE MARGE STANLEY Homeroom Secretary, Sans Souei Secrctaryg Girl serves. Rc The life of fbe jmriy, lhe fun of fbe rrowil, Of our Katie Marge, weire plenty proml. BETYE STELL Pan-American Program Committee Chairmang Commcr cial Club President, Secretaryg Homeroom President Assemblies, Little Theater. Always a smile :mel ebeery hello, She's guy ami carefree lL'bL'l'!'l'L'l' sbt' goes. 5 Pep Squadg Operettag Glec Clubg Biology Club. Qlziel ami small, yet kind mill lriie, A11 alf1'r1c'livL' girl, arirl a fine frieuzl loo. JACK STOREY Homeroom Secretary. For his bear! is like the sea- Erer open, brave, and free. JEAN STRASBURGER Olympiad Vice-President, Treasurerg Symposium Secre- taryg Camera Club Secretaryg Allied Youth Secretaryg Viking Business Staffg Sans Soucig Jockey Club, Linz Ping Homeroom Secretaryg Chemistry Club. Possesses u gif! foo rare lo tell, She cloes all ibings, mul zloes lhem well. ETHAN STROUD Footballg Track, Senior Hi-Yg gon Club President, Tennis, Coin Club. He's likable, friemlly, jvleusnllf lo mevf, A smile from bim is R.O.T.C. Corporal, Peri- Debate Club: Stamp and su rely a lreal. GEORGE SUTHERLAND National Honor Societyg R.O.T.C. Crack Companies, First Lieutenant, Linz Pinsg Chemistry Clubg C:InIcra Club. A smoolb uml slemlfasf mimi, Aluwys helpful :mil foreier kiml. HELEN SXVANSON National Honor Society, Viking Art Staff, Tennis Team Co-Captain, Jockey Club, English Club Vice-President, Colonial Dames Essay Contest, Linz Pin, Symposium, French Club, Sans Souci, Senior Pub Staff, Art Club. A iennis Cljdlllllillll from fhe slurt, Wilh her, North Dulles is sorry to parl. DOROTHY JEAN SWINDELL Linz Pin, Latin Tournaments, Latin Club, Girl Re- serves. The small coiirfcsics swcetcn life, The greufer ennoble it. HOWARD SWINDLER Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secretary, Basket- ball Captain, Letterman, R.O.T.C. Sergeant, Student Council, Senior Hi-Y, Camera Club. Football, A Very smart hoy, iz haskelhall slar, In life, as in high school, he'll go far. ANNIE JIM TABB Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secretary, Sans Souci Secretary, Social Chairman, Rainbow Girls, Chemistry Club, Girl Reserves, Honor Roll. For she is wise, if I can judge of her, Anrl fair she is, if :nine eyes be lrue. DANN TALLEY National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Everts' Award, Quill and Scroll, Hi-Press, Sans Souci Treasurer, Inter- scholastic Essay Contest, Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Compass Features and Personals Editor, Symposium, Dal- las journal Correspondent, Allied Youth, Senior Pub staff, Homeroom President. Genial, loving, good, anil frne, Such clesvrifrfion lnnsz' fif yon. GRACE TAYLOR , Comliuss Exchange Editor, Viking Co-Business Manager, Literary Letter Sweater, Hi-Press Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Pub Staff, Student Council. A fri:-im' to all who are in neeil, Shc s kind, sweet, and true, indeed. IRENE TELKAMP National Honor Society, Four-Year Linz Pin, Everts' Award, Girl Reserves Secretary, Viking Staff, Homeroom President, Symposium, Commercial Club, Sans Souci. Friendly, generous, loving, and kind, A rlvarer girl youlll never find. MARION THOMAS National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Senior Pub, Assem- blies, Sans Soucig Baylor, Denver University Scholar- ships, National Forensic League President, Degree of Distinction, City Championship Debate Team, Debate Club President, French Club, Symposium, Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Viking Staff, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer. Carvfrer' smile anal shining eyes, A great success at ull she tries. DOELINE THOMPSON Pan-American Advisory Council, Commercial Club Treasurer. She's ii reul pal to every girl and boy, Always busy spreading cheer and joy. HUGH THOMPSON Honor Roll, Track, R.O.T.C. Sergeant, Pan-American, Camera Club. Now n yonfh of worih and e1i1inr'r1ee, Soon iz man of power unrl j7ron1inenI'e. MARVINE THRASHER Linz Pinsg Assembliesg Essay Contestg Senior Pub Staffg Radio Program, Pan-American Parliamentariang Oper- ettag Junior Red Cross, Philharmonic, Chorusg Sans Soucig Symposium, Spanish Clubg Allied Youthg Chem- istry Clubg Camera Club. Her nose is fillvzl, ber eyes nn' blue, Rlltlllllj' ber lips, fresh anal fair' ber buf. FRANCES TOAN Cornlnzss Staffg Senior Pub Staffg Linz Pinsg Olympiad, Latin Tournamentg Homeroom President, Student Coun- cil, Camera Club, Perigon Club. Fricmls like ber are burn' io finrl, Szwvi, gf'lICl'0IlX, limi, and kinrl. MARY OLIVE TOWNSEND Pep Squad, Junior Red Crossg Attendance Awardg Oper- CEE3. Sjmrleling humor nmrles true ber air, A laughing face fwznzed by curly hair. ELWOOD TOWNSLEY Homeroom Vice-Presidentg Baseball Co-Captain, Basket- ballg Track, Baseball Lettermang Senior Hi-Y, Study Hall Assistant. Hr is Iilaml by f-Lirry stzulcnt, Smart, frank, anal always jirnalclzf. MARY JOE TURNER Viking IV A Class Editorg National Honor Society' 1 Senior Pub Staffg Four-Year Linz Ping Everts' Awardg Absentee Awardg Homeroom Program Committeeg Li- brary Assistantg Colonial Dames Essay Contest, Inter- scholastic Essay Contest, Sans Souci Parliamentariang Al- lied Youthg Latin Clubg Chemistry Club, Assembliesg Little Theater, Camp Fire Girlsg Homeroom Secretary' Gym Demonstration. Y fl loyal frifml, lwnvsl IIIIII Nile, A btwllfiflll girl, n h07lICllItlkl'l' loo. if be-1 . i 1' -- if ... i' eff- . wx A Xa.. J I f . 1 I A LONNIE VERNON National Honor Society Presidentg Viking Co-Editor-in- Chief, Four-Year Linz Ping Everts' Award, Trackg Student Council, Homeroom President, Symposium, Chemistry Club, Latin Tournament, Literary Letter Sweater. With the gift of lcvnlvrxbip his pricvlzfss jlossessiorz, To fbi' Hall of Ftllllt' be will leml Ibn' profession. LOUISE VOLLMER National Honor Society Secretary-Treasurer, Viking Co- Business Managerg Linz Pins, Junior Red Cross Secre- taryg Homeroom Secretaryg National Forensic Leagueg Sans Souci Treasurer, Chemistry Club Secretaryg Debate Club, Latin Club, Symposiumg Literary Letter Sweater. A sweet Iiltlv lnssir' so quiet :mil t1K'llIIll'l', Yet sfrong is ilazf Imlilis resisling bw' lnrc. BOBBY WAINSCOTT Trackg Chemistry Club. He's one to be trusted, this unassuming lad, His friendshijfs the equal of any la be load. BRYANT WHITE Honor Roll, Orange Bandg Football, Traekg Basketballg R.O.T.C. Staff Sergcantg Student Council, Homeroom Vice-Presidentg Chemistry Club. Silzcvrrf, Xfllllllfll, wilb a spirit high, Helll lend' fbi' best as foe years go lzy. EDMONTINE WLIITE Viking Staff, Linz Ping Girl Reserves President, Secre- tary, Homeroom Presidentg Commercial Club Vice- Presidentg Sans Souei Sergeant-at-Arms, Coedettes. Sbvls Tinrfy fo lbosi' who know aml low her, Anil ll better ,frivml yozfll finfl in no ofber. REBECCA WHITEI-IURST Viking Staffg Sans Souci Vice-President, Secretaryg Home- room Vice-Presiclentg Girl Rescrvesg Chemistry Clubg Chorusg Honor Rollg Little Theaterg Operetta. A fwiukie here, iz laugh fhvre, To frown upon bm' you wouldnit dare. LEON WILSON Linz Pinsg R.O.T.C. First Lieutenantg Trackg Philhar- monicg R.O.T.C. Band Commanderg Camp Dallasg Or- ange Banclg Camera Clubg Assemblyg Perigon Clubg Or- chestrag Operetta. A faint SlI1iIL'1c1 b11r'r'iz'i1' giiriirc, Hc x a likable fellow ami xllrc io !ItIL'l1i1L'L'. SAM WING National Honor Society: Crack Companyg R.O.T.C. Second Lieutenantg Linz Pinsg Homeroom President, Vice- Presidentg Assemblyg Pan-Amerieang Chemistry Club Camera Club. M1111 is bis own star :mil Ibn! XOIII ibut C1111 Bc honest is thc' only perfect nuuz. JACK WOOD Philotechnie Vice-Presidentg R.O.T.C. Lieutenant-Col onelg Junior Red Crossg Camera Club. His buarf is one of tboxz' wbirlv mos! eimnioizrx fix, WIKIX fo i'f'l'L'il C', 'llllifbll' io V'i'flliiI. v MAURICE WOOD Tennisg Chemistry Clubg Youngest IV A Senior. He may 71015 be ideal, Biz! wbufs fur better, lack real. GEORGE WUNDERLICK Tennis Team Captain, Lettermang Trackg Homeroom Prcsidentg Linz Pinsg Perigon Club Treasurerg Chemis- try Clubg Latin Club. All who know him will admit, Wilb the girls he vimlzcx iz hif. FANNIE LOUISE MANKEI1 Girls' Glee Clubg Camera Club. Vifalify, yoiifb, 411111 kiiidiimx rowlrinc' To :mike Ibis young girl so sweet and so fine. WILLIAM TARNOWER Debate Clubg National Forensic League Degree of Dis- tinetiong Winiier Debate Tournamentsg City Extempor- ancous Speech. New fo our xrbool, ye! ala' and frm' :lx our frirmf, Well lilzcil ami ii xvhoizir sinfc be xidllml in. IV B Class Officers Presiclent . .... BOB MULLARKEY Vice President . LAWRENCE MOELLENBERG Secretary . . MERTHEL GREENWEI,L LOUISE ADAMIKE Pep Squad Drum Majorg Student Councilg Junior Red Crossg Girl Reservesg Homeroom Criticg Art Clubg Mu- sic Festival. The voice so sweet, the words xo fair, Ax if some soft chime had stroked the air. ANITA ALLEN Biology Clubg Commercial Club Vice-President, Treas- urerg Debate Meet Chairman. Pretty locks of golden hrowng A face that smiles and never frowns. CHARLES ALLEN Crack Spanish Clubg R.O.T.C. Sergeantg Camp Dallasg Companyg Camera Clubg Chemistry Club. Of no 1nan's presence he feels afraid, At no 1nan's questions he looks dismayed. BOBBIE ALLISON Junior Hi-Yg Footballg Trackg R.O.T.C. Corporalg Junior Red Crossg Armistice Day Paradeg Assembliesg Homeroom Program Chairmang Operettas. He should know about safety ahora the rest, For he was a winner in the safety contest. ROSALIE ALOI Linz Ping Girl Rescrvesg Biology Clubg Operettu, Her quiet wayx will win your heart, For though rexerwzl, she's Very smart. JEAN ANDREWS Delphian Treasurerg Jockey Clubg Biology Clubg Home room Secretary, Vice-Presidentg Chorus. Witty and friendly, lots of fun, A friend to all, a foe to none. ROBERT AULT Latin Clubg Allied Youth. Good humor only teaehes charms to last, Still nzalzes new eonquextx and 'maintains the past. DOROTHY AYERS Linz Ping Spelling Contestg Girl Reserves Cabinet Sweet she was with fare so fairy Ana' glancing eyes to match her hair. JANE BABIN Pep Squadg Camp Fire Girls. ,Twas never any fun hut she wax in it, As for laughter and jollity-she adrlcd her hit. JEAN BABIN Pep Squaclg Camp Fire Girlsg Homeroom Programs Fun, laughter, mirth, and glee- Sht s one of our hast all-ro1mrl1'rx you see. 1 MILDRED BACK Girl Reserves, Biology Clubg Camera Clubg Art Club. She reininits ns of a queen, Stately, quiet, Ililll very serene. VALENTINE BAKER Chemistry Clubg Commercial Club. Valentine is little and sweet, We all think she ix rather neat. W ALTER BAROFF Viking Staffg Chemistry Clubg Camera Clubg Trackg Stamp and Coin Secretary-Treasurer. A Combination of wit and sense Is something to eherixh at any expense. AGNES BEALE Cheerleaderg Delphiang Jockey Clubg Chemistry Clubg DOROTHY BENTON Girl Reserves. Daneing along on dainty feet, Tiny Dorothy so petite. FRANCES BIANCHI National Honor Societyg Linz Pinsg Student Councilg Latin Clubg Latin Tournamentg Chemistry Club, Home- room Secretary, Pep Squad, Assembliesg Library Assist- ant, Viking Staff, Gym Demonstrations. Winiiivig is her way, and pleasant is her smile, The worlzl would be nzzieh better by following her style. WYNONA BLACK Pep Squadg Girl Reservesg Girls, Glee Club. With her way that is bright, her xniile debonair, She may banish all sorrow or east away care. Coedettesg Girl Scoutsg Assemblyg Homeroom Vice-Presi- MARY FRANCES BLEDSOE dentg Chorus. She pepper! the boys up when they were flown, As our eheerleazler xhe went to town. MARY CATHERINE BENNETT Band Swectheartg Delphiang Jockey Clubg Homeroom Secretary, Vice-Presidentg Chorus. Our banzt sweetheart was Mary Frances, Quite a belle at all the ilanees. Chorusg Allied Youthg Hi-Lights Treasurerg Biology FRANCES BOND Clubg Homercom Vice-Presidentg Opcrcttag Assembly. She'x pleasing to meet, a grateful frienil, Iii her eyes rjlartele fun, your troilblex rhe'll encl. Commercial Club. Pretty, gentle, amiable, and sweet, Very few people, like her, yolfll meet. DAVID BRADEN Orange Bandg R.O.T.C. Bandg Philharmonicg Student Councilg Homeroom Presidentg Football. A mischievous grin, a twinkling eye, A few friendly words, a quick goodbye. FRANCES BRADLEY Girl Reservesg History Class Vice-President. A pretty girl with a wirisome way, Shels kind and ready lo help each day. JARRELL BRAGG Camera Clubg Biology Clubg Homeroom Treasurer. A moral, sensible, and well bred man Will never offend ns, and no other van. NOLAN BROWNE R.O.T.C. First Lieutenant. He's wide awake and never dreaming, He's on his toes and always scheming. JOSEPH BROYLES Chemistry Clubg Homeroom Critic. Lanky, modest, with wil well spent, One such fellow lneeame presidenl. LEATHA BRUTON Hi-Lights Secretaryg Allied Youthg Operettag Camera Clubg Linz Ping Homeroom Secretaryg Girls' Glee Club. A penetrating smile, a graceful air, Show her wise and good, as she is fair. BETTY BURER Allied Youtlsig Biology Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Cliorusg Viking Staffg Operettag Linz Ping compass Staffg As- sembliesg Orchestrag Camp Fire Girls. A friend so true-a heart so kind, One cannot express her-she is so fine. JUANITA CARROLL Biology Clubg Girl Reservesg Pep Squadg Gym Demon- strationg Assembly. A face with gladness overspread, Soft smiles by human kindness bred. JOAN CAss Delphian Treasurerg Tennisg Chemistry Clubg Latin Clubg Homeroom Presiclentg Junior Red Cross Secretary- Treasurer. With rosy eheeks and flaxen curls And sparkling eyes and teeth like pearls. MURIEL CHAMBERLIN Delphiang Commercial Clubg Homeroom Program Com- mittee, Her pretty lips and shiny eyes Are the cause of many sighs. f JOHN CHANDLER Junior Hi-Y3 R.O.T.C. Corporalg Efficiency Company Guidon Carrier. Happy am I, from rare Fm free, Why a1'en't they all coiztent like mc? GLORIA CLARK Olympiadg Jockey Clubg Assembliesg Homeroom Presi- dent. Personality ix somethirig that money car1't buy, Whz'i1 the world runs out of it, may its end he nigh. MARION CLARK Honor Rollg Girl Reservesg Biology Clubg Library As- sistantg Pep Squad. Love, sweetness, gooelness in her shine, To highest goals shc'll climb xometiiue. JANE COLE Girls Reservesg Art Clubg Chorusg Pep Squadg French Club. Darla in features, light of heart, You want it done well? just give her the part. JEAN COUNTS Jockey Club Secretaryg Allied Youth Secrctaryg Camera Clubg Operettasg Homeroom Presidentg Chorus. Her care was never to offeurl, And every vreafzire is her frieml. BARBARA CRAMER Art Clubg Compass Staffg Girl Reservesg Pep Squad. Though xhzfx always on the go, She still hzlx time for a gay hello . NANCY JEAN CULLUM Olympiadg San Souci Presidentg Philharmonicg Orange Bandg Art Clubg Girl Reservesg Orchestrag Perigon Clubg Student Councilg Homeroom President, Vice-President. We final in her fl favorite one Very pretty and full of fini, I CATHERINE DANNA Olympiadg Jockey Clubg Student Councilg Homeroom President. A very gooil looking girl is she, Wfho is alwayx happy and full of glee. BOB DEAN Cheerleaderg Senior Hi-Yg Homeroom Prcsidentg Compass Staffg Camera Club. Popular, smart, witty arm' neat, Lots of class aim' 1'ery xweet. MILDRED DICKERSON National Honor Socictyg Allied Youthg Chemistry Clubg Debate Clubg Girl Reservesg Linz Pinsg Commercial Clubg Homeroom Secretary, Vice-President. A will lbaf is ever 1'c'r11ly In friwnlxhijw-siizrere am! xleazly. CE. J. R. DUSEK R.O.T.C. Band Corporalg Orange Bandg Chemistry Clubg Junior Red Crossg Allied Youthg Homeroom Vice-Presi- dcntg Philharmonic President, Sccretaryg Band, Orches- tra Librarian. Hr ix nice, 1'rfim'r1 ami' smarig We all liked biuz from Ihr slrzri. FRED EALAND Student Councilg Chemistry Clubg R.O.T.C. Sergeantg Footballg Camp Dallasg Basketballg Camera Clubg Home- room President, Vice-President. Nvaf, wrll-11'1'essz'1I, with a wrinkle grin, Hz' miglal be classed ax N, D.'x Errol Flynn. JAMES EVERETT Viking Staffg Homeroom Vice-Prcsidentg Student Coun- cilg Trackg R.o.T.c. Crack Company. A xwrll fellow all zzrouml, No other 0770 like bim is lo br' fonml. GEORGE FAGAN Chemistry Clubg Biology Club. With careless jest and lannzor o'cr ullg H12 ligblrrm fha fares Ibm' Tllllllll 115 fall. JACK FAIR R.O.T.C. Second Lieutenant. Of 7lItlIll'lL'7'S gfnflc, of clfft'l'ff0l1S mild, In wif el 17ltl7l, .rizzzjzlirify ll child. JEANE FALL Jockey Clubg Pan-Americang Chemistry Clubg Hi-Lightsg Junior Red Crossg Homeroom Secretary, Program Chair- man. Willy, winxonze, and 14'i11r1ir1g, B111 lbul ix only the begilillillg. JOHN FIELD Wfbetbcr in school or out at play, HL x full of fun and 'lU0?'1'f!'X Nflf ll 111137, ROSE LAVERNE GANDY Biology Club Secretaryg Debate Club Program Commit- teeg Debate Teamg Dcclamationg Pep Squadg Assistantg Swimming Contest Winnerg Chorus. Library She has a 'voice of glurlness um! a xmiltf, Ami 6'l0L1lll'IH'l' of bc'a11iy. J. L. GARRISON Footballg Trackg Chemistry Clubg R.O.T,C. Sergeantg Red Cross Life Guard. He is a gL'l7flC'IlI!l71, became his nafurc Is fzimf aml affablc' in L'L'L'1'jf 1'rr'uf11rc'. HAZEL GIBSON Girl Reserves Cabinet Memberg Honor Roll. A xfmlwn' of knowlczfgc prnfonml, A Iam wifb l'f'llN071ifIg xonml. GILBERT GREENMAN Camera Clubg Philotechnicg Trackg French Club. A noble Slll'l'I'5'X0f 111 bix fLIfbI'7',S goml work, HC giver 7'-XIIIIIIVL' 11111l l1'i1111glex IIII uriisliz' jerk. MERTHEL GREENWELL Olympiad Vice-Presidentg Cnedette President, Vice-Presi- dentg Hi-Light Trcasurerg Homeroom President, Secre- taryg Linz Pinsg National Honor Societyg Student Coun- cilg Chemistry Clubg Camp Fire Girls Presidentg Viking Staffg Jockey Clubg Valentine Sweetheartg Most Popu- lar Girly Football Queeng Band Sweetheart. HM' gvxlizre, 1110fi011, 111111 bm' x111il1', Her wif, ber z'0i1'c'-U111' bcfnrfs l1:'g11ile. ALMA GRIFFIN Linz Pinsg Honor Rollg Junior Red Crossg Camp Fire Girlg Swimming Contest Winner. A f1'i1'111l who knows, llllll lows fo my The b1'111'e ruffet 'lL'0I'llS Ibn! Cbecr Ibn' way. JOSEPHINE HALL Linz Pinsg Coedetteg Hi-Lightsg Camera Clubg Little Theaterg Assembliesg Junior Red Crossg French Club Treasurerg French Declamationg French Playsg Second Year French Award. Prpjzy 11111l willy, Cllfl' 11111l s11111ll, Then' ix Io111c'lbi11g 11l1011f her ibn! zc'i11s 115 11ll. HOPE HAMPTON Chemistry Clubg Little Theaterg Hi-Lights. Tl'llt, 'wil ix 11111'111'e lo tll,l'tlIIltIgU 1l1'1'xx1'1l, Wfbal off lL'lIX lboughl, l111l 11:',e1' so zu-Il 1'.x'Ll11'e5s1'1l. HARRY HARBER Homeroom Presidentg Perigon Clubg Chemistry Club. Ht' is u 1'c'1'y honest boy Whorf 1'o111j11111y L'l'E'l'j'0IIl' Ilovx enjoy. REX HARRIS Homeroom President, Vice-Presidentg Senior Hi-Y Vice- Presidentg Cheerleaderg Camera Clubg Assemblyg Chorusg Physics Class Vice-President. Pl'lll'l' of 111i111l 11111l 1'0111'11gr' lll 1lixf1'1'Is Help 0770 011 fbf m111l 150 s111'1'1'sx. ATHENA HART Junior Red Crossg Little Theaterg Biology Clubg Girl Scoutsg Homeroom Vice-Presidentg Girls, Glee Club. Frizwrlly, jolly, 11111l full af fun, Tnxkr by ber are 11ll 111111 1lo111'. DORIS HART National Honor Societyg Olympiadg Girl Reservesg Linz Pinsg Pep Squadg Girl Scoutsg Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution Reprcsentativeg Art Clubg Music Fes- rival. F1111 of lllllgbfff, fun, 1111117 wit Ir fbis prelly Little Biff, OLIVIA HARTMAN Debate Club, National Forensic Leagueg Allied Youthg Biology Clubg Perigon Club. Mrfffing bm' is liking l7t'J'. KIl0lb'lllKQ lm' is loring her. GEORGE HATT Football Letterman, Track, R.O.T.C. Second Lieuten- ant, Crack Company, Camp Dallas, Rifle Team, Home- room Secretary. A swell football player is he Wl70lll1 all the fans go out to see. BILLIE MAE HELTON Delphian, Hi-Lights, Coedette, French Club, Camera Club, Linz Pins, Assemblies, French Plays, Girls' Glee Club, Homeroom President, Program Chairman. Billie is smart with lots of style, Her dresses all the girls heguile. BETTY HERNDON National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Girl Reserves, Pep Squad, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Camp Fire Girls, Linz Bible Award, Swimming Contest. She is lovely as well as smart, And has won her way into the students' hearts. JOHN HILL R.O.T.C. Band Second Lieutenant, Orange Band, Chem- istry Club, I-Iomeroom President. Many an admirer, 'never a foe, W'he11 asked a favor, he never says 110. FRANK HOPKINS Philharmonic, Debate Club, National Forensic League, Orange Band, Orchestra, Homcroom Program man, Compass Staff, R.O.T.C. Corporal. Chair- Halbpy-go-luelzy, hut sure I0 sufceed, The sound of his zfoiee is pleasant indeed. FLORINDA HUMPHREY Delphian, Jockey Club, Hi-Lights, Homeroom Secretary, Pan-American, Band Sweetheart. O, you are fairer than the elfeniug air, Clad only in the beauty of a thousand stars. ANITA HUNSUCKER Eyes so bright, nice blond hair, Few with her eau eomjzare. BILL HYDE Chemistry Club, R.O.T.C. Sergeant. If you want a friend that is a friend, Piek Bill and you will always win. VIRGINIA ISAMINGER Olympiad, Hi-Lights, Jockey Club, French Club, Chemistry Club, Student Council, Assemblies, French Play, Little Theater, Homeroom President, Secretary, Denton Play Day. Cute, clever, and full of fun, Known and liked by everyone. JANE JOHNSON Linz Pin, Hi-Lights, Camera Club, History Club, Girl Reserves, Chorus. I knew her by her zlemure air, Her lovely eyes, her lovely hair. , ikfrzse. ,- LEM JOHNSON Trackg History Clubg R. O. T. C. Corporalg Pliilharmonit. It's the worrls yon say, and the smile yon wear, That :nukes you well-loved everywhere. ORLAND JOHNSON National Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Latin Tournamentg Debate Clubg Debate Tournamentg Extemporaneous Speeclag National Forensic Leagueg Chemistry Clubg Symposiumg Student Council Presidentg Homeroom Sec- retaryg Little Theaterg Assembliesg Viking Staffg Crack Companyg R. O. T. C. Corporalg T. A. S. G. Delegate. Oh, the rluys of olcl let its revizie, Anal play the Clussivs anal forget the jiue. BILLY JOLLY Camera Clubg Trackg Footballg Homeroom Presidentg Assemblyg Pan-American Sergeant-at-Arms. A 'mnn of sueh a genial mood, He never found the best loo goorl, EARL JONES Student Councilg Junior Red Crossg Chemistry Clubg Debate Clubg Debate Teamg R. O. T. C. Sergeantg Rifle Teamg Chorusg Camp Dallasg Crack Companyg Library Assistant. A fellow with at sfienfifie brain. Although it is sonzetinzes nserl in rain. CHRISSIE KEDDIE National Honor Societyg Viking IV B Class Editorg Linz Pinsg Camera Clubg Junior Red Crossg Girl Reservesg Perigon Clubg Pep Squadg Gym Demonstrationsg Camp Fire Girlsg Assembliesg Armistice Day Paradeg Swimming Contest Wiiinerg Music Festival. Curly real hair, lmizftifzzl brown eyes, A pleasing personality ,a smile that never flies. MARGUERITE KREISSIG Delplaiang Allied Youthg Camera Clubg Hi-Lightsg Co- cdetteg Linz Pinsg Homeroom President, Secretaryg Physics Class Secretary. A sweet personality Full of wiseality. TONY LABARBA Pan-Amcricang Footballg Assembliesg Camera Club. A friendly smile has this genial lailg He's one of the best that fan be hurl. JIMMY LINDLOFF Orange Band Drum Majorg Band Festivalg R. O. T. C. Bandg Pliilliarmonicg State Band Clinicg Camera Clubg Homeroom President. Curly blonde hairg u spark of fun in his eye Many girls eonlzl he have-but alas, he is too shy. NETTIE ROSE MACKEY Commercial Clubg Pliillaarmonicg Assembliesg Girls' Glee Club. Gentle and charming, anil yet so small, Always a smile for one and ull. NANCY MAGNOLIA Delphizmg Coedettcg Camera Clubg Assemblyg Operettasg Girls, Glee Clubg Junior Red Crossg Homeroom Secretary. Lovely to look ut, nice to know Her looks? Well, she just steals the show. 7 - i OTHELLO MARR Girl Reservcsg Operettasg Chorusg Assemblies. lf's ci lovely lbing fo see ii smile 11f1i11s17irc'4l by svlfish gain. Surb iz smilc is 'rziilziral bcaufy fha! an artist raift attain. LESLIE MATHEWS R. O. T. C. Corporalg Stamp :md Coin Clubg Chemistry Club. Wiib rurvlrss ies! mul biinior tlroll Ht' ligbfwzs lbs tarts ibaf aramid 11s roll. MARJ ORIE MATI-IIs Hi-Lights Prcsidentg Jockey Clubg Pan-American. Of ull our paris, fha eyes cxprrss The swuciest kiml of llaslafulrirss. BRUCE MCCAMMON Linz Ping Viking Staffg Pliilotcclinicg R. O. T. C. Lieu- tenant. WbK'II bc uses bis l'Ul'!lI7llltIYJ' Ezvryonv mzzsi turn ia his iliftiomiry. ROSEMARY MCCARVER Girl Reservesg Girl Scoutsg Cocdetteg Homcroom Presi- dent, Sccretaryg Library Assistant. Uri' K'-Yl'X as stars of lwiligbf fair, Lilcr' fzuiligbf loo bw' zlusley hair. Ann-.fame CAROLYN MCDOWELL Linz Pinsg Assembliesg Biology Clubg Chorus. Shi' is ii wry will-liked lass Who, l'L'UI1f in shiilivs, is barrl fo surpass. G. C. MCELYEA Chcerleaderg junior Red Cross Prcsidentg Homeroom Vice-Presidentg Hi-Pressg Compass Personals Editor. Of bis siirfrss there will rizwcfr be a doubt Bu! fbi- girls will gr! bin: if he ilorsift walrh ouf. NANCE MCFARLAND Dclplwian Prcsidcntg Clieerleaderg Homcroom President, Vice-Presidentg Chemistry Clubg Student Councilg As- scmbliesg Linz Pinsg Coedctteg Linz Bible Award. A c'lJa1'1ui11g smile 1117011 hm' facf, If 71161185 bm' luzown in l'l'L'l'-jf plare. VIRGINIA MCKNIGHT Girl Rescrvesg Chemistry Clubg Camp Fire Girlsg Latin Clubg Girl Scouts. A gvnilc roircf, a mizruzcr kiml anil sufeei, Some lovely thoughts and always wry neat. MARJORIE MCQUADE Art Clubg Coedetteg Junior Red Crossg Allied Youthg Chorusg Gym Demonstrationg Operettag Assemblyg Home- room Program Committee. Ht'rr s a girl 'wilb ll brat! anrl a smile Thai malzrs this liubblc' of life w0r'1'hu'bilc'. it RAYMOND MEADOR Chemistry Clubg Camera Clubg Trackg Baseball. Of all of his traits, llwsr' arf' lais best: Hard work mul laughter, flill and zest. MARCELLE MELAUN Philharmonieg Sans Soucig French Clubg Linz Pins. Not shy, not bolclg not short, not tullg A happy IIIl'lll7IHl of fbl'HI all. LUCILLE MENTESANA Homcroom Presidcntg Pep Squadg Assemblyg Biology Club. Her 1VL!Hl11C'1' is quiet and full of eascg Her shiny black hair your heart will seize. CALVIN MERCHANT Linz Ping National Honor Societyg Chemistry Clubg Camera Club Presidcntg Traffic Contestg Viking Snapshot Co-Editor. A boy fbafs brighter than fbi' sun, WYDO smilml uml fought for honor, :mil zuou. DOROTI-IEA MILLER Sans Soucig Girl Reserves. Dorothea is so ileinurf' zum' shy None of the boys can rafcb ber cyr. JOHN MILLER National Honor Socictyg Student Councilg Linz Ping Lit- tle Theutcrg Chemistry Clubg Homeroom Secreturyg R. O. T. C. Sergeantg Assembliesg Viking Staff. He has always lots to say His wit keeps NX lrmglviug all tba zlay. LAWIKENCE MOELI,.ENBERG Senior Hi-Yg Two Year Football Lettermang Three Year Baseball Letterman, Co-Cuptaing IV B Class Viec-Presi- dentg Track Squad. A lrojmlar' boy, and rm utbli-fr ns ufrll His frifmls all agree ibut Molly', is swell. JANE MORGAN Art Clubg Girl Reservesg Linz Pinsg Biology Club. Gentle, modest, and sweet A friend we always like to meet. BOB MULLARREY IV B Class Presidentg Two-Year Football Lettermang Buseballg Trackg Senior Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms. Il isrft haul fo set tl style With u fr'ii'mlly Xl'l'L'filIlLf aml 11 Allllllj' Jllllllk PAT MULLAIKKEY Senior Hi-Y Scrgeantrat-Armsg Pzin-Amcricang Track Homeroom Vice-President, Secretary. The IIl'Xf of all is beg So full of pep :xml niurry glee. MARGARET NASH Student Council. A llaoughlful, eonsizlerule girl Willa a smile for everyone slae meels. MARIAN NICOUD Girl Reservesg Symposiumg Linz Pinsg Homeroom Secre- taryg Student Councilg Perigon Clubg French Club. In eheerfiilness, pruflenee, aml courage as well, We know you're proficient, in fuel you excel. HELEN PARKERSON She is 'very sweet and prelly. Dorff yon lhinle sbfs rizflaer willy? FLORENCE PEDIGO Olympiadg Homeroom President, Vice-Presidentg Girl Scoutsg Assembliesg Art Clubg Pep Squad Captaing Linz Pinsg Allied Youthg Girl Rescrvcsg Civic Federation Rcp- resentativc. She is as fair as the morning is briglal Anil ber lovely smile is eLferyo11e's delight. BETTY JEAN PIERCY Presidcntg Homercom President, Vice-Presidcntg Assembly Opcretta. Leuxlerxbifz and flaarni is an nneqnuleil L'017Il7llIl1llUll, Boib of llaese bus she wiikoni iz single reseiwullori. Gym Dcmonstrationg Junior Red Cross Treasurer, Vice- i DOROTHY LEE PORTER National Honor Societyg Girl Rescrvcsg Linz Pinsg Li- brary Assistantg Assembliesg Girl Scoutsg Student Council. A student true and a loyal friend Wlaose ebain of ad1ni1'ers will never enrl. DOROTHY MAE PRICE Chorus. Hujlpy, thouglatfzil, kind and true Tlaere is no favor she will not zlo. MARJORIE RAYNER Pep Squadg Girl Reservesg C07l1fItl.TX Staff. She may make you flaink that she'x a lmly, Bu! we all know her 11ll'kl7dllIt',X Baby . MARY LOUISE REDMOND Little Thcaterg Girl Re scrvcsg Student Councilg Pep Squad. Camp Fire Girlsg Camera Clubg A girl who never wears iz frown Tbe friend of everyone around. MARJORIE BEss RUSSELL Olympiadg Asscmblyg Honor Rollg Biology Club. Ske's 'very sweet with ber smile rleznure The ronrl lo sneeess slaeill gain, we'rv sure. CORINNE SCOTT Biology Clubg Junior Red Crossg Pep Squadg Camera Club. A my of sunshine Iighls our way With her sweet presmcu every clay. JOYCE SMITH Viking Business Staffg Girl Reservesg Camp Fire Girlsg Commercial Clubg Perigon Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Junior Red Cross. Such charm of manner and of mind, Maize girls like her quite hard to find. MARTHA BELL SMITH Olympiad Secretaryg Jockey Club Treasurerg Homeroom Secretary, Vice-Presidentg Band Sweethcartg Hi-Lightsg Coedetteg Pan-Americzmg Biology Clubg Girls' Glce Clubg Camp Fire Girlsg Assemblies. Litilc anal cuff wilh a flupper stare, But 110117 you worryg she's always there. WALTER SORENSON Homcroom Secretary. If goml humor were ri irensnrr, HU would hc rich b!'j'0l1li nzvi1s11ri'. ROY STEPHENS If SIICZTXX is hcsiawrrl whvrc mari! is f0lH1ll, Thcrels no zlouhl lhut his future is souml. ANN STEVENSON Sans Soucig Girl Reservcsg Library Assistantg Homeroom Treasurer. Fair as the :lay and bright as May Blomli' and hruutifzil as well as guy. DOROTHY STRAIT Girl Scout Presidentg Girl Reserves. Inlelligfncr, vharm and Inughler Compose hrr admirable charavter. ERMA RUTH TAYLOR Latin Club Sccretaryg Junior Red Crossg Linz Bible Awardg Honor Rollg Operettag Interscholastic Spelling Contest. A smiling face, laughing eyes, A icnzper as sunny as the skins. JANE THOMPSON Homcroom Presidentg Junior Red Cross Treasurer, Vice- President, Presidentg Pan-American. A more generous girl we couldrft find, Ana' she's just as' sweet as she is kind. MANOLO TRIGO Homcroom Prcsidentg Camera Clubg junior Hi-Y Vice- Prcsiricstg Orchestrag Track. Smiling along wifh u cherry hello EL'Ul'j'Ul76' likes I0 'uzvvi Manolo. if is iw' f BILL WAGLEY Football Lettermang One Act Playg Homcroom Presielentg Chemistry Club. A forfuiiate conibinaiioii of bmwii 111111 brain, The 1c'is1lo111 of 1111 owl, and fha' s1'1'1'11gfh of a train. DOROTHY WALKER North Stnrg Homeroom Vice-Presidentg Allied Youthg Girl Reserves: Philharmonicg Pep Squadg Assemblicsg Art Clubg Operetta. Brfore fha 11111111 Dorolhy 1li1l jmiiice Her flag fufirliiig lvft 11x in tl lriuzre. RICHARD WALLIS R. O. T. C. Lieutcnantg Crack Companyg Camp Dallas. He is fl wry iuell-liked lad When he comes around, everyone is glad. LILA LEE WEST Girl Rcscrvesg Junior Red Crcssg Chorusg Pep Squaclg Assemblies. A Uillllfllllllg girl, L'i1'i1l 11111l gay Ax has L'l'L'l' l11'1'11 1111011111 lo jmxs Ibis way. JOE WHITE Philotechnic Society. Q11i1'l, 111111.Ix11111i11g, lIIOKl!?Xf, brigbl, Ill l'0IltlIlC'f lllltl 1111111111'r alwayx righi. KAY WHITE Debate Clubg French Clubg Perigon Clubg Little Theaterg Olympiadg Student Council Sccretaryg Homeroom Presi- dentg Pep Squad. Dancing eyes anal roxy checks, A greal big l7Ct17'fiSbL',S hard fo beat. LILA LEE WILLIAMS Chorus. Lila Lee is always jvolilc dlltl kind Ax pleasant ll girl as j'0lI,ll c'1'1'r fi111l. FRANK WILSON Chemistry Clubg Pan-Americung R. O. T. C. Corporal. To be quiet and tturlious is an admirable lining, To follow suck habits nzalzes man inlo king. GENEVIEVE WILSON Commercial Clubg Art Clubg Girl Reserves. Sbvlx always smiling, Shi' basiff ll l'!ll'f', M4lkl'5 all 115 gloomy o111'x Ulllj' bw' sinrc. J. B. WILSON R. O. T. C. Bandg Orange Bandg Little Theaterg Or- chestrag Philharmonieg Biology Clubg Student Councilg CIIIIIIIHSS Staffg One Act Play. A 1'b111'111i11g 111111111:rI', ll ilvligblfiil Xlllilf, Nom? olbrr like him for 7l7lIl7jl ll mile. JAMES WILSON Track Team Cap- Football, Basketball, Track Lcttcrmang taing Senior Hi-Yg Homeroom Presidcntg Camera Clubg Rifle Tcamg R. O, T. C. Corporalg Baseball. His ronragz' is simng, bix wit wilhoul cml. - -Vnd. He's lllllfllyi' ready lo hilp a fue CLINTON WOFFORD R. O. T. C. Scrgcantg Camp Dallnsg Trackg R. O. T. C. Bandg Pliilliarmonicg Biology Clubg Allied Youtlig Assem- blicsg Homeroom President. for fl Ikorougb flcvlzoilxirnliolz of 7lIIlSiC!ll skill, I 1 ml he will. Ask Ike 1I0fC-l7l'!'!'tlll1g Clinfoiz fo 17 113, 11 CHARLES W' OLE R O T C First Ser Camp Dallasg Crack Companyg .... ' ' ' ' ' ' Cam- geantg Orange Bandg Music Festival, Philharmonic, era Clubg Band Contest. A fill!-lflfillg boy wifb jokes fo sfmrc, Who Nc a'i' but a worry nor a am, Latin Club. HELEN WORTHY Biology Clubg Girls, Glce Club. Vrry happy all elay long Always rcmly wiilo a sang. BERRY YOUNG Camera Clubg Crack Company. 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MARY JOE TTURNER, CSI-IRISSIE KEDDIE Dl'lJtl1'fNll'1If Hnulx: KENNETH IRISH, LORRAINE MADDOX, JACK HAGAN, CHAIRISES REAGAN, Axsisfanis: S110 nsor Editors Sllnrmsor Ezlifors: Sponsor REBECCA WHITEHUIQST. ALBERT MERCER, JAMES EVERETT, MERTHEI. GREENWELL, FREDA JAMES, FRANCES BIANCHI, EDMONTINE XVHITE, EVELYN JONES, VERNA KIRBY, MARYIN LILLARD, JOHN MILLER, BETTY BURER, XVALTER BAROEE, TRENE TELKAMP, MERLE DIRAPER, DOROTHY SWINIJELL, ESTHER FRANK, MARY EMILY CLARK, MARION THOMAS, FLOY JAMESON, LILLIAN GIRIFFIN, DAVID KENNEMER, BRUCE MCCAMMON, IRENE MC- CORD, BONNIE JO AUTRY, ORLANIJ JOHNSON, XVILMA WPIARTON, DORIS HUEE- HINES. SNAPSHOT STAFF . . . . . . . . . . . . F. A. SMITH . . . CALVIN MERCPIANT, WIl.l.IAM BENTON ART STAFF KATHERINE BRA IJEORI1 RUTH BACHMAN, BETTY BRUTON, RUTH ELLIOTT, KATHERYN FERGUSON, DORO- THY HOBRECPIT, ROBALOU MCGUIIRE, BETTY MAIRIK, MAIRIO SANCHEZ, HELEN SWANSON. BUSINESS STAFF . .... ..... W . T. TARDY Busirnfss Managers . . .... . . . . GRACE TAYLOR, LOUISE VOLLMER Assistanis: JEAN STRASBURGER, RUTH DELVIDA, RUTH BALL, HETTIE ANNE DOUGHERTY, HAZEI, PARKER, WILLIAM GUY REIJMOND, MARIAN NICOUD, JOYCE SMITH, ANNA SIDOR, BETTY JO WII.KES, ROBERT S. JOHNSON, VIRGINIA BURKE. Edilor-in-Chief MHI1d,QiI1g Eefilor Copy Erliior . Sporlx Erlilor . Feature Erlilor Clubs Editor . . . Sbciefy Editor . . Ari and llfukc'-Lljm Ealilor Exchange Erfilor . . Businexx Mrxnagcr . . The Compass North Dallas Bi-Weelcly' Newspaper Sporzsor, CHARLES FREDERICK FALL STAFF . . . EDWIN RIEUIJICK . JACK HAGAN IJORIS HUI-'I HINES . ALAN NIYERS . DANN TALLEY . MARJORIE HUMMEL . BETTY GIISSON Louis BIZVACQUA GRACE TAYLOR . . . . . . . . . . . DAVID KENNEMEK Persolmlx-Betty Gibson, Norma Farmer, Floy Jameson, Patty Ann Dague, Ruth Elliot, Lorraine Maddox, Esther Frank, Billie Menefee. R1'pm'fr'1'x-Virginia Burke, Paul Perella, Jean Greenrnan, Betty Keithley, Margaret Biard, Mary Fmily Clark, Mary Catherine Reedy, G. C. Mclflyea, Frank L:lCoke. Eclifal'-111-Chief Malmgizlg Ecfiforx Copy Iirliforx . Sporlx Edifors . Fl'llflIl'l' Iicfiforx Clam Editor Sorivly Eflifors . . Ar! and Make-U11 Ifaffior Exrkaugv Ediior . . Bzzxinexx Mn11agz'rx . Prrsozmlx Erliforx . . SPRING STAFF . . . . ICDWIN RLIIUICK . . JACK I'lAGA N, MAIKX' RIQKIIY DORIS l'lUl'I-'HINl2S, MAIKLIOIKIE LIUMMILL . , ALAN MYIZIKS, FRANK FARRIS . PAUL PERELLA, VIRGINIA BURKL . . . . BILLII1 NIAIQ BURCH . BIi'I'TY KlII'I'IILliY, -IRAN GRIQRNMAN . . . LOUIS BIQVACQUA . . . . . . GRACI3 TAYLOR . . . . . . . . FRANK LACORI1, PAUL PIiRIiLI.A . , . . DANN TAl,1.liX', MARY EMILY CLARK, G. C. Mc3l2I.YIaA RL'j1orlr'rx-Patricia Bailes, Agnes Beal, Mary Beddork Nathilee Began, Jarrull Bragg, Betty Burcr, Dorothy Burton, Gloria Clark, Barbara Cramer, James Corey, Bob Dean, Gerald Depew, Jean Fall, Helen Heckle, Arthur Hill, Gloria Hitt, Frank Hopkins, Marguerite Kressig, Belton LeMay, George Leverton, Helen LikinS,Joan Malloy, David Mitchell, Bob Mullarkey, Houston Page, Marjorie Raynier, Mitzi Schader, Herbert Sehmiedeke, June Thomas, Doris Wilde, J. B. Vfilson, Arthur Wl1ite, Leonard Davis, Fdwin Simons, Marjorie Alexander, Robert Wlmetstiiie, Virginia Abbott, Frank Berley. FALL TERM ORLAND JOHNSON TED BIBBY . . HAZEI. PARKER . FLOY AGNEW . Bobby Beattie Edward Belvm Blake Brown Fred Ealand Don Edmondson Lawrence Herkimer Orland Johnson Chester Klein Nick Kokles Seldon Marth John Miller J. T. Miller Robert Neff Fred Boase Howard Swanson Carolyn Brown The Student Council OFFICERS President . . Vice-President . Srwfefary-Treaszirm' . . Sponsor . . MEMBERS Helen Lee Allen Patricia Bailes Betty Claire Bickers Helen Bruehsaler Dorothy Campbell Catherine Danna Dorothy Crenshaw Ruth Delvida Mary Catherine Doerr Louise Cox Merthel Greenwell Jane Haneke Fay Hafford Dorothy Hobrecht Lois Hodge Doris Huffhines SPRING TERNI ORLAND JOHNSON NANCY KIMBALL . . KAY VVHITE . FLOY AGNEW Nancy Hunter Ruth Hummel Mary Francis LaCoke Joan Malloy Maurine Martin Frances Moore Doris Pearce Marjorie Skiles Jo Price Patricia Struble Betty Quackenbush Frances Toan Lavelon Wharton Kay White Bettye Willaes President . . Vice'-P1'c'xif1'c'111f . Scc1'cta1'y-T1'cas1zrw' Rc' porter . . Sponsor Jimmie Heitman Nick Kokles Lawrence Lott Jack Hagan Bob Mullarkey Pat Mullarkey Frank Crossen Harold Crossen Larry Hogan jack McAllister John Donahue Red Irwin X TK 1-,,' 5 -- rf-r E.. H i Senior Hi-Y OFFICERS MEMBERS Ethan Stroud Lawrence Mollenberg Sonny Page Jack Nichols Peyton Cullum Elwood Townsley Jack Currie Joe Curry Chester Klein Arthur Hill Bob Dean Belton LeMay Edwin May JIMIWIE HEITMAN . NICK KOKLES LAWRENCE LoTT . JACK HAGAN CHARLES FREDERICK Jeff Bruton Carol Selby Jimmie Fitzpatrick Howard Swindler Rex Harris Frank Farris Ned Smith Dan Carson Jim Wyatt Martin Skaggs Jimmie Baxter Earl Pitt P l't'XiIIl'I1 i . . Vice-P1'eside1z1f . Secretary . . Assisiant Secretary Twasurer . . Sponsor . Eddie Milliken Bill Clark Harry Faucher Surny Shaffer Tommy Gayle Raymond Potts ml I unior Hi-Y OFFICERS MEMBERS Howard Tuggle Gilbert Todee Lawrence Herkimer Benny Ogata Dan McElroy David Nash MANUEL PORRERO . MANOLO TRIGO . JAMES NORRIS . ROMEY HALL RICHARD BLACK . E. M. FULTON Lawrence Salerro Truett Helms Donald Duncan Glen Starnes Wfayne Starnes Vernon Burnson Pl'C'SitI'f'171f . . Vice-Presidvlzf . Sc'c1'vfa1fy-Trezzszzrfl' S ponsor . . Rosalie Aloi Dorothy Ayers Mildred Back Peggy Ballard Jean Blanton Earlene Bridges Dorothy Butler Juanita Carroll Marion Cark Billie Jean Cotton Louise Cox Barbara Cramer Kathleen Crowley Patty Ann Dague Dorothy Davis Hazel Gibson Marjorie Griffin Doris Hart Betty Jane Herndon Doris Henry Lois Hodge La Frey Keithley Pollyanna Love Virginia McKnight Esta Lee Paine Marvine Thrasher Girl Reserves OFFICERS MEMBERS Betty Keithley Patsy Lee Zanaida Lillard Marion Lyons Lorraine Maddox Kathryn Marshall Rosemary McCarver Mary Mlentesana Robalou McGuire Dorthea Miller Jane Morgan Marion Nicoud Dorothy Porter Marjorie Rayner Mary Louise Redmond Mary Sears Anna Sidor Betty Lee Sides Joyce Smith Jeanne Stanley Mary Elizabeth Stark Joyce Steele Lila Lee West Doris Lyons Euella Marie Jones . EDMONTINE WH1'rE . ANNA SIDOR IRENE TELKAMP RUTH CRAWFORD Florence Pedigo Ann Stevenson Dorothy Strait Dorothy Jean Swindell Irene Telkamp Helen Jo Vrla Dorothy Walker Norma Watterson Lavelon Wharton Edmontine White Minnie Jo Wright Rita Pollock Katie Stanley Kitty Smith Thelma Zuber Margaret Elwell Doris Walker Martha Thomas Doris Champion Millie Bell Vance Jean McClenahan Nancy Jean Cullum Janis Otts Louise Adamike Annie Paulene Daseh Wilma Wharton Symposium NORTH DALLAS HONOR CLUB: C1l'1'1'L'17f Wrifi1zgs ami Evrfrzfs FALL TERM OFFICERS CHARLES REAGAN . Prcfsidenf . JACK HAGAN . . Vice-President . . IRENE MCCORD . . Secretary-T1'c'asu1'er . Sjmnsors Miss MAIRION MURIKAY MEMBERS Bonnie Jo Autry Hetty Ann Dougherty Jerry Flanery Dick Ferguson Jack Hagan Helen Heckle Doris Hufflaines Marjorie Hummel Ruth Hummel Freda James Orland Johnson Irene McCord Alan Myers Marion Nicoud Charles Reagan Edwin Reddick William Guy Redmond SPRING TERM EDWIN REDIJICK . JACK HAGAN . DORIS HUFFHINES Miss MYR'I'LE Fos'I'ER H. B. Sanders Gaston Shumate Howard Swanson Helen Swanson Dann Talley Marion Thomas Lonnie Vernon Louise Vollmer FALL TERM RUTH ELI.IOTT . ROBALOU MCGUIIRE . AGNES COHN . . OPIE GARNER COOPER JOHNNY MOECK . . KATHARINE BRADFORD Carla Baugh Betty Beaumont Betty Claire Bickens Evelyn Brown Helen Bruchsaler Bettye Bruton Patsy Cushenberry Agnes Cohn Opie Cooper Rosemary Cowen Ruth Elliott is ff, Q f 'XXX lvl X 'I N 'I I ,xv Q ,b 1 S J e Art Club OFFICERS . P'l'CSitfL'11lf . First Vice-P1'esiz1c'11t Secolzfl Vit'e-Presialwzf . Secrefary . . Trc'ax11rer . SPOIIXO1' . MEMBERS Katherine Ferguson Ruth Hummel Jacqueline Jourdan Betty Jo Kelly Marjory Kent Sue Kean Kenneth Mahaffey Robalou McGuire Jane Morgan Bob Morrow Helen Neiman SPRING TERM . BETTYE BRUTON . REECE WALLACE THEODORE ROBINSON . . RUTH HUMMEL . JOHNNY MOECR KATHARINE BRADFORD Marian Nesmith Pat O'Brien Theodore Robinson Edna Russ Martha Skidmore Marcella Slocum Jerry Smith June Smith Virginia Smith Reece Wgillace Dorothy Woods FALL TERM LoUIs BIEVACQUA LEON GUNN JEAN STRASBURGEII . . F. A. SMITH Frank Allday Marshall Anderson William Anderson Joe Artman Louis Bevacqua William Benton Jarrel Bragg Bob Breault Nolan Browne Jeff Bruton Billy Burke Lonnie Cargill Ray Coleman James Cory George Crowdus Eugene Dobbs John Donohue Fred Ealancl Bill Elmore James Everret Frank Farris Harry Flerharty Patricia Folzenlogen Phil Gallegher Wilmer Gandy Jeanne Gentry .lack Gilbert Gilber Greenman Leon Gunn Virginia Hagley josephine Hall Dorothey Harlee Jimmy Heitman Truet Helms Billie Mae Helton Henry Max Frank Hopkins j. M. Howell ll .,., - .11 K 1 4 lf 2 s Camera Club OFFICERS . P1'esiz1e1zt . Vice-Prcsidenzf . Swrefary-Treuszzrcr . . Sponsor . . MEMBERS Stewart Huss Charles Jenkins Jane Johnson Billy jolly Robert Johnson Chrissie Keddie Lawrence Kleuser Billy Lacey Bill Langham Anne Lester Jimmy Lindloff jimmy Llewelyn Nancy Magnolia Fannie Louise Manker Wallace Martin Selden Marth Edwin May Doris McCamey Rex MCGec SPRING TERM . CALVIN MERCHANT . HARRY FLERHARTY . PATRICIA FOLZENLOGEN Raymond Meador Albert Mercer Calvin Merchant Johnny Moech Pat Mullarkey Charles Nesom jack Nichols Michael O,Brien Charles Odell jasper Overall Ralph Owen Charles Park Hazel Parker Jack Phelps Dennis Pickens Charles Reagan Guy Redmond Doris Shannon Jean Strasburger . F. A. SMITH George Sutherland John Terry Hugh Thompson john Thompson Charles Totebuseh Ernest True Manolo Trigo Ralph Vernon Herschel Watson Harry Whitehurst james Wfilson Sam Wing Charles Wolfe -lack Wood Berry Young Lazelle Young William Zimmerma Il - , P1'c'sirle11f . . Vic'r'-Prexidcvzf Sz'c'refm'y S jwnsor Mary Beddoe Huber Drumwright Anna Lura Gadberry Patricia Fletcher Doris Huffhines Billie Maxine Jones Earle Jones jack Lancaster Hugh Millis Merlin Neff Debate Club CLUB ROLL H. B. Sanders Dorothy Tate Marion Thomas William Grice :9William Guy Redmond Eleanora Currin Dick Ferguson Rose Laverne Gandy Jean Greenman Orland Johnson . lVlARION THOMAS HUBER DRUMWRIGHT DORIS HUFFHINES MR. S. STANLEY KNAPP Evelyn jones Jack Knowles Helen Likens Cecil Munn Earle Pitt Gaston Shumate William Tarnower Jimmy Cochran Olivia Hartman Betty Gibson Member of N. F. L. but not of the Debate Club this year. North Dallas made the best record of its history during the past year. We won four first and three second places in the City interscholastic League Speech Contests. During the year we have participated in 322 Debates and 64 other speech Contests, Of these we won 238 debates and placed first in 14 other contests. By virtue of the fine work done by the Latin Department we were awarded the Kiwanis Trophy for Literary Excellence in the City. This is the first year of this award and we are justly proud to be the first school to have its name inscribed thereon. Of the tournaments participated in we won the Kilgore Boysi, New London Boysy, North Dallas A and HBH, Corsicana both Boys' and Girls', Adamson Girls', and City Girls. In the District 11 Meet on April 13th our girls' debate team won first and our girl declaimer won first. These will go to the Regional meet later. Pan-American Student Forum FALL TERM FREDA JAMES . MARJORIE HUMMEL ELOIS HANEKE . MARVINE THRASHEIR EDNA HINDE . Leonard Anderson Maurice Black Gloria Briggs Hilda Buhl Betty Capers Betty Cozart Frank Crowley Wanda Cummings Jeanne Fall Anna Lura Gadberry Lupe Garcia Jack Hagan Elois Haneke OFFICERS . P1'0SilJl'l1f . . Vin'-Pr'c'Sizfc'111f . SE'L'l'L'ftlfy-T!'l'dS7l1'C1' . Parlizzfmvzfrzrimz . . Spofrsor . MEMBERS Marjorie Hummel Florinda Humphrey I. T. Hurst Freda James Bobby Johnson Billy Jolly Euella Marie Jones Betty Keithley Billy Kent Verna Kirby Betty Ruth Knight Tony La Barba Lee Juan Lanford Alfred Martinez SPRING TERM . ELoIs HANEKE . VERNA KIRBY . FREDA JAMES MARX'INE THRASHER . EDNA HINDE Margorie Mathis Albert Mercer Jerry Owens Betty Rudine Herbert Schmiedeke Martin Skaggs Martha Belle Smith Margaret Spears Betye Stell Doeline Thompson Hugh Thompson Marvinre Thrasher Sam Wing V FALL TEIKM ADELE BERKLEY . . BETTY RUTH SNODGRASS BILLIE CROWLEY . . VIRGINIA WARRICK . MINNIE ROBERTS . Virginia Warrick Billie Margaret Crowley Doris McCamey Lady Harrington Mary Allen Sara Kickerillo Thalicm Club OFFICERS . P1'eside1zt . . Vice-Prcfsidwfzf . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . S ponsor . MEMBERS Ruth Fleck Bettie Fox Adele Berkley Betty Jo Overt Helen Heckle Betty Epperson Minnie Joe Wright SPRING TEIQM . . BETTIE Fox VIRGINIA WARRICK . . JANIS OTTS . MARY ALLEN . MINNIE ROBERTS Janis Otts Katherine Rosenberg Doris Wilde Lee Kemp Ann Knight Nancy Hunter FAL1. TERM REX MQGEE . LONNIE CARGILL XVALTER BAROI-'If' J. F. TURNER Stamp Club OFFICERS . Prcxizlfvzf . . Vice-Pr'c'sia'e11f . Sr'crc'iar'y-T1'cas11rm' . . Sponsor . MEMBERS Daniel Bates Lee Juan Lanford Leslie Mathews Bob Smith Oliver Gates Billy Whitley Arthur White Charles Kemp W. B. Ashley SPRING TERM . . REX MQGEE . LONNIE CARGILL . J. T. MILLER . J. F. TURNER FALL TERM BETTY RUDINE . ANITA ALLEN . BETYE STELL . . DOELINE THOMPSON LILA BLAKE . . LaNell Adams Anita Allen Marjorie Belew Rosemary Buckley Julia Burkholder virginia Ewing Lupe Garcia Commercial Club OFFICERS . P1'esiJc11t . Vice-Pr f'.v ilI,f'l1lL . Seereiary T1'?llSIll'C'l' . Sponsor . MEMBERS Ruth Heitmeyer Martha Ruth Herrell Mary Howell Freda James Sara Kickirillo Vern Lenderman Nettie Rose Mackey Betty Jo Overt SPRING TERM . . BETYE STELL . VIRGINIA EWING VERA LENDERMAN . ANITA ALLEN . LILA BLAKE Faye Roose Betty Rudine Joyce Smith Betye Stell Doeline Thompson Genevieve Wilson Kitty Smith Allied Youth OFFICERS Prt'sia'cnt . . . . . Vice-Presizfr'11t . Sl,'Cl'L'fd1'jJ-T41'6'!lS1ll'l'I' . Sergeant-mf-Arms . Sjwnsor . . MEMBERS - . ROBERT Hoon ADELINE ELMORE KENNETH IRISH RICHARD HARDIE MABEL BALDWIN Virginia Greathouse Robert Ault Richard Hardie Robert Hood Kenneth Irish Henry Lederman Bill Lindsey Elwood Love Bob Morrow David Newman Jack Phelps Paul Pond Ruth Hopper Arthur Rubin Johnny Spraggins Arthur C. White Clinton Wofford Rex Young Mary Catherine Bennett Leatha Bruton Betty Lynn Blair Opie Cooper Peggy Deaton Betty Jean Cochran Olivia Hartman Marjorie McQuade Virginia Ewing Mildred Dickerson Juanita Cates Betty Burer Adelina Elmore Barbara Penne Bettye Gowen Zanaida Lillard Charlene Loftis Melba May Mary Joe Turner I Wilma Fletcher FALL TERM HELEN MANNER . . MARY KATIE DANN PEARL ELMORE . . MARGE STANLEY TALLEY . . WHATLEY. . Marjorie Alexander Ruth Bachman Virginia Burke Mary Emily Clark Nancy Jean Cullum Mary Ann Currie Patty Ann Dague Ruth Delvida Adelina Elmore Evelyn Elmore Sans Souci OFFICERS . Prc'side11t . V ice-Pivsiderft Sc'c'rcfa1'y . Treasurer . Sponsor . MEMBERS Esther Lou Frank Gloria Freeman Maurine Hughes Charlene Lofts Helen Manner Dorothea Miller Jane Morrell Ann Northcutt Robbie Ruthforcl Jeanne Stanley SPRING TERM . PATTY ANN DAGU12 . . REBECCA WHITEHURST ANNIE JIM TABB . DANN TALLEY PEARL NWHATLEY Katie Stanley Ann Stevenson Annie Jim Tabb Katie Jo Tabb Dann Talley Irene Telkamp Mary Joe Turner Edmontine White Rebecca Whitehurst La Zelle Young FALL TERM LILLIAN GRIIII-'IN . KENNETH IRISH . NANCY KIMBALL . . MRS. MYRTLE CLOPTON Mary Allen Peggy Ballard Carolyn Brown Jean Doubet Marie Gray Lillian Griffin Melville Harman Kenneth Irish Helen Likens Betty McKnight Joan Morey James Railey Charlotte Rondeau Betty Jane Redmond Juanita Richey William Reedy Mayre Robinson Latin Club rs. P. Q. R.p OFFICERS P 1'r' sidenzf . . Vice'-President . Serrciary-Treasu1'f'1 . . Sjmlzsor . MEMBERS Julia Spears Dorothy Jean Swindell Dorothy Tate Erma Ruth Taylor Helen JO Vrla Joan Welch Jimmy Nicholson Dorothy Drew Hom-er Odom Robert Ault Lamar Lovvorn Raymond Potts Blanch Born Nadine Robinson Anna Jane Stine Maria Squires Eugenia Pierce SPRING TERM . DOROTHY TATE . . WILLIAM REEDY . ERMA RUTH TAYLOR MRS. MYRTLE CLOPTON Phyllis Aldrich Theresa Hardegree Peggy Jeanne Simmons Hugo Hickfang Eddie Marie Daniel Anna May Maury Mary Katherine Doerr Earl Doubet Pat Gibbons Bobby Hibbard Nancy Kimball Dan McElroy J. T. Miller Doreta McAdam Mary Ellen Hoban Roy Blanchard P1'z'sin'c11f . . Viva'-Pr'Usiz1'wzf . Sc'c'rf'fary . Tl't'lISItl'Cl' . . Pm'liamenturiu11 Sc'rgc'a11t-af-Ar111s S pousor . . Keith Bailes Jim Brayshay A. E. Brunson Don Edmondson Joe Geary William Griee Robert Hood Dudley Mathers Anthony Oddo Richard Papin French Club OFFICERS MEMBERS Rex Young La Nell Adams Joellyn Banister Mary Beddoe Jurahee Butler Nan Carpenter Agnes Cohn Jane Cole Jean Greenman Norma Gross . JEAN GREENMAN A. E. BRUNSON . EVELYN JONES . MARY BEDDOE . ROBERT HOOD . JOE GEARY . HELEN SANDEL June Hailey Evelyn Jones Marcel Melaun Vera Douglas Merrell Rosary Millet Mary Katherine Reedy Joan Truax Bette Wallace Frederica Wyche FALL TERM JACK LANCASTER GERALD DEPEW . RUTH LOPER . DOROTHY CAMPBELL RUTH CURTIS . Bonnie Jean Albin Marjory Alexander Mary Allen Francis Bailey Dorothy Campbell John Deans Sam Edwards Pat Fletcher William Benton History Club OFFICERS SPRING TERNI . Presizlrrft . . SAM EDWARDS . Vice-Prcsirlent . . . . BILL WEBB . Stfcrcfmry . DOROTHY CAMPBELL . Treasurer . . . FRANCIS SMITH . . Spomor . . RUTH CURTIS MEMBERS Jane Johnson Erwin Hearne Fay Lipper Phil Gallager Jack Lancaster Dawn Lusk Margaret Ann Orr Eloise O'Quin Ann Meriwether Frances Smith Gerald Depew Lem Johnson Howard Swanson Billy Webb Ted Jones Billy Shahan Ruth Loper Hardy Brogoitti 'H President . Vice-President . Secretary-TreaszlVer Reporter . . Sponsor Louise Adamike Barbara Allen Adele Berkley Raymond Bradford Dorothy Burton Joan Cass Agnes Cohn Charles Crickmer Lyle Darr Annie Pauline Dasch Mary Lee England Jacquelyn Emerson Louise Fleming Patricia Falzelogan Helen Grissler I unior Red Cross OFFICERS MEMBERS Bobbie Harrington Athena Hart Betty Herndon Alice Hearn Johnnie Lee Henry Violet Lee Laws Sally Leifson Joyce Lewis Anna Jean Lillard Doris McCamy Irene McCord Dan McElroy Marjorie McQuade Eugenia Pierce Betty Jean Piercy Marian Prince' . JANE THOMPSON BETTY JEAN PIERCY . . . JOAN CASS . MARK SIMMONS . LEORA GUINN Edwin Roddick Corrine Scott Seldom Marth Mark Simmons Frances Lee Smith Juanita Standifer Jane Stanley Erma Ruth Taylor Marian Thomas Jane Thompson Mary Olive Townsend Martha Watkins Katherine Watson Lila Lee West Lavelon Wharton FALL TERM MARJORIE MATHIS EVELYN WALL . LEATHA BRUTON JESSIE COMPTON DAYLE DRIVER . Hi-Lights OFFICERS - . President . Vice-President . Sccwfary . . Treasurer . Sponsor . MEMBERS Jessie Compton Learha Bruton Evodna Thurman Mary Katherine Bennett Gloria Flach Anna Mary Hellman Doris Ney Maurine Bates Dorothy Campbell Ruth Loper Helen Lee Allen Pat Moss Mary Ellen Hoban Martha Watkins Mary Frances Sherbert . MARY KATHERINE BENNETT Dolores Young Mina Lee Alexander Patricia Bailes Marianne Bailes Josephine Hall Dorothy Hill Frances Lanza Carolyn Romer Hope Hampton Billie Ma-e Burch Jane Johnson Betty Jane Herndon Marie Alexander Joellen Bannister P rf'sir1f'11f . Vive-Prvsia'f111' Sc'w't'fa1'y . T rraxzz rr' 1' . Span Sor . Coedettes Jean Blanton La Vena Wilhite Frances Works Mary Trizza Mary Wilk Anna Jean Brogoitti Laura Jane Cleaveland Frances Sagnibene Betty Ruth Knight OFFICERS MEMBERS . MAIKY TIKEZZA . ANN CRUMP . LA VERNA WILHITE . BETTY RUTH KNIGHT Ruth Lindsley Norma Watterson Shirley Farley Virginia Abbot Ann Crump Jane Hanakie Mary Hagan Evelyn Davis Betty Beaumont FLORENCE TAYLOR FALL TERM MARGARET BIARIJ DOROTHY LOCKHART BETTY CLARKE . BETTY GIBSON . MIRIAM GRICE . Betty Bruton Agnes Beale Jean Andrews Betty Clarke Jean Counts Gloria Clark Mary Frances Bledsoe Catherine Dana Sarah Gordy Marjorie Mathis Dorothy Ann Blessing 1 I pf than tw l U tk 1 I ockey Club OFFICERS Presizlevzf . Vive-Presidclzf . Secrefary . T1'ea.vzwc'r . Sponsor . MEMBERS Dorothy Lockhart Ann Meriwether Helen Pitt Helen Swanson Hazel Parker Jeane Fall Martha Bell Smith Merthel Greenwell Betty Marr V Jean Strasburger June McClintock SPRING TERM . HAZEL PARKER . DOROTHY LOCKHART . BETTY BRUTON . . MARTHA BELL SMITH . MIRIAM GRICE Jane C'Beirne Patty Dansboe Virginia Isaminger Florinda Humphrey Lee Drake Betty Beutel Margaret Biard Norma Farmer Betty Gibson Doris Young Dorothy Young Q ii A M Olympiads FALL TERM OFFICERS . Presirfcfuz' HAZEL PARKER . . Vivr'-Prcsiflvrzf . . Semeiary IEAN STRASBURGER . . T1'eaxurvr . . SPOIYSOI' . MEMBERS Gloria Clark Betty Clarke Dorothy Carroll Fay Carroll Cathrine Danna Patty Dansboe Sarah Gordy Merthel Greenwell Doris Hart Dorothy Hobrecht Gertie Hooker Virginia Isaminger Elizabeth Jackson SPRING PFERINI . . HAZLL PARRILR JEAN STRASBURGER . MARTHA BELL SIAITH . DOIKOTHY HOBRECHT . . BESS C. KELLEIK Dorothy Lockhart Ann Meriwether June McClintock Hazel Parker Doris Pearce Florence Pedigo Marjorie Bess Russell Jean Strasburger Martha Belle Smith Frances Toan Kay Wliite Bonnie Davis FALL TERM MERLIN NEIFF JERRY FLANERY LOUISE VOLLMER C. L. SYRON . Bonnie Albin Marjorie Alexander Valentine Baker Walter Baroff Maurine Bates Louis Bevaequa Frances Bianchi Dorothy Boyer Raymond Bradford Aubrey Brister Joe Broyles Dorothy Burton Fay Carroll Mary Frances Carter Frank Crowley Fred Davis Chemistry Club Mildred Dickerson Hcttie Dougherty J. R. Dusek Jean Edmondson Jeane Fall Mary England Chauncey Fenter jerry Flanery Ross Forney Esther Frank J. L. Garrison Merthel Greenwell Nettie Groesinger Jack Hagan Hope Hampton Harry Harber OFFICERS Presidcnz' . Vice-Presidmzf Secretary . Sponsor . MEMBERS Billy joe Hardy Betty Herndon John Hill Bob Hope Bill Hyde Earl jones Euella Marie jones La Frey Keithley Ethel Kessler Vera Lenderman Lawrence Lott Maurine Martin Leslie Matthews Jack May Jack McAllister Bill McCarter Nance McFarland Virginia McKnight George Meier john Miller Billie Menefce Calvin Merchant Emily Ann Moore Merlin Neff Charles Nesom Wfilliam Peters Hughes Petty Charles Reagan Edwin Reddick Robert Schuler Edmund Searles Anna Sidor SPRING TERM CHARLES REAGAN JACK HAGAN . MERLIN NEI1'1 . C. L. SYRON Frances Smith Conrad Sommers Harlan Starnes George Sutherland Lonnie Vernon Louise Vollmer Bill Wagley Doris Wilde Frank Wilson Helen Winklc Maurice Wood james Wriglit Billy Young Allen Zoll Kitty Smith North Dallas Little Theatre FALL TERM HCJMER POWELL . . BETTY WAYNE SHIELDS RUTH M. CLAYBAUGH I. T. HURST . . C. M. MORPHIS . Joellen Bannister Janice Beattie Beaulah Brunson Dorothy Burton Robert Bynum Mary Jane Craig Nancy Dallam Mina Davis Eddie Dusek Betty Epperson Ruth Fleck Virginia Harmon OFFICERS Presicfe'11f . . Vice-P1'eside11t . . SUc'I'0fa1'y-Twus11rm' . Sc'r'gc'a111'-al?-Arnzx . Sponsor . MEMBERS Athena Hart Gloria Hitt Betty Hudson I. T. Hurst Patsy Jones Billy Kent Marjory Kent Ethel Kessler Jane Luther Lorraine Maddox John Miller David Newman Anna Ray Nevil SPRING TERM . ROBERT BYNUNI JACKIE ROBINSON . MITZI SQHAIIER . EDDIE DUsEK . C. M. MOIKPPIIS Homer Odom Homer Powell Mary Louise Redmond Jackie Robinson Charlotte Rowland Robert Royster Virginia Royster Mitzi Schader Peggy Jo Westmoreland Mary Yvonne Wills Juanita Wright Delores Young 5545, Q vc NME? Periqon Club Devoted to the consideration of mathematical recreations and related topics. FALL TERM MAURINE MARTIN BILLIE MCMORDIE RUTH LoPIaR . NETTII3 GliOEZINGI'Lll KIRK REl.YEA . ARTHUR W. HARIRIS Peggy Ballard Betty Claire Bickers Leland Campbell Billy Clyatt Irene Cowart Eddie Marie Daniel Mary Katherine Doerr Dorothy Drew Jean Edmonson Louise Fleming Joe Geary Pat Gibbons Organized May 3, 1922 OFFICERS . Prcsirfmz' . . Vive'-P1fc'sizlc'1'1f . . Scfcrefmfy . . T rms Il re 1' Rc'p0rfw' . . Sllnonxor . MEMBERS Nettie Groezinger Norma Gross Harry Harber George Hefner Mary Hinton Mary Ellen Hoban Chrissie Keddie Ruth Loper Othello Marr Maurine Martin Louis Martyn Doreta McAdam Billie McMorclie SPRING TERM . ETHAN STROUD . . JOE GEARY NETTIE GROEZINGER BILLII3 MCMORDIE JAMES SPALDING ARTHUR W. HARRIS Marianne Prince Mary Evelyn Reeves Kirk Relyea Caroline Roemer Betty Lee Sides Edward Sohmer James Spalding Ethan Stroud Gordon Sutherland Joan Traux Brooks Watson Thomas Wilson FALL TERM JAMES PHILIPS HARRY WHITEHURQT . ROSE LAVERNE GANDY . LANDON H. BARIQR . Olivia Hartman Irene McCord Bonnie Jo Autry Jasper Overall Marian Clark Juanita Carroll Lucille Mentesana Rosalie Aloi Marjorie Stevens Jarell Bragg Frank Weaver Edmund Searles Jane Morgan Robert Johnson Martha Jo Taylor Bioloqy Club OFFICERS . Presirlefff . Vi1'e-Presidwli . Secrefary . Spomoz' . MEMBERS Billie Margaret Crowley Virginia Warrick Athena Hart Dorothy King Mildred Back Carolyn McDowell Anita Allen Virginia Burke Freda James Anna Jean Lillard Dorothy Jean Swindell Wilma Wharton Betty Rudine Billy Jo Hardy Billy Jolly SPRING TERM . HARRY WHITEHURS1 . . RITA POLLOLK Rose LAVERNE GANDH . LANDON H. BAKFR Thelma Zuber Allen Zoll Helen Worthy Billie Mae Burch Frank LaCoke Richard Hardy Jeff Bruton Clinton Woffard Mike Metcalf Marcella Hudel David Kennemer Gene Dobbs Esta Lee Paine Tom Carmody Gloria Clark FALL TERM NANGE MCFARLAND . PEGGY ANGUS . . MAIRY JIEAN JOHNSON JOAN CAss . . . MX'liTLPl XYXPIITIZLY . Peggy Angus Dorothy Allen Jean Andrews Agnes Beale Mary Frances Blcclsce Ruth Ball Joan Cass Muriel Chamberlin Delphiom Literary Society OFFICERS Pl'!'SilIf,I1f . Vim-Prz'side11f . S5'Cl't'f5ll'jl . Trnzszzrfv' . Spf J11. w or . MEMBERS Lee Drake Eloise Haneke Billie Helton Florinda Humphrey Mary Jean Johnson Marguerite Kressig Nancy Magnolia Nance McFarland Jane O'Beirne SPRING TERM . PEGGY ANGUS . RUTH BALL . ELOIS HANERE . JEAN ANDREWS MYRTLE WHITELX' Dorothy Terrell Bettyc Wilkes Mary Wharton Betty Culpepper Sammy Yates Leah Newman Joan Mallay Betty Rae Guyncs Parent-Teachers Association The North Dallas Parent-Teachers' Association extends greetings to the January and June graduating classes. THE EXECUTIVE BOARD PVC'Si!lf'l7f Sixflo Vice-Przfsidcflif MRS. HOMER DANIEL -i-L 3 MRS- JULIAN CAPER5 Firsf Vice-Pravidenf 4 LTR 'P - ' ' Y ' Sigmtqv Vliagpwsidmf f .. . . . LLUM MRS. H. B. BICKERS ., - - Q 'ir RS U S, d V. -P ld t I li-J -, .eg RUCOI'lIiI7g Sec'refur'y fron fff WS' W ., I I I A D MRS. LEWIS H. JOHNSON, JR. MRS' L' O' BRADEN ' Correspolzding Sc'r1'efa1'y Third Vice-President ','..,?.tf v . MRS. J. J. MURRAY MRS. H. J. PIERCY Leg, W- ., up V Tygasuypy Fouivfb Vice-President M., MRS' jx'-WALLIS ,E ' .I 2,3545 If IS omm MRS' M' J' CARROLL MRS. S. J. E. MARSHALL Fifth Vif'f'-PVC'-Vdffff Paifliumenfarimz MRS. THEO RUSSELL iR'ii 5l?5i7q ' MRS- FELIX HARRIS Delegafes fo Dallas Cify Cmfffffl of Parrwts and Teachers MRS. DAVID MOREY, JR. MRS. W. I. KENT Alfvrnafcfs MRS. ALICE GREENWELL MRS. W. H. ELMORE Azzdifor MR. H. Y. XVITMEYER jzuizzury G1'aa'11afi11g Class Sjronsor MR. O. A. CRUCE 111116 Grmfuufilzg Class Sponsor MISS ELIZABETH DICE Awards S150 Scholarship Life Membership National Honor Society Pins Scholastic Awards Social Morning Coffee Honoring Faculty and Freshmen Mothers Teachers' Luncheon Senior Classes Entertained with Luncheon Banquet and Midnight Show for Football Squad Dances Chaperoned Dance for Orange Band Spring Tea for Art Department Adulf Erfuvafiolz Book Reviews Addresses by Outstanding Speakers Night Community Meeting Study Groups Fifmrzfc Paid Assembly Carnival Book Reviews Game Tournament Domino Party at School Supper for Parents Sherman Football Excursion Blankets bought for the girls, clinic and sanitary machine installed. School publications assisted, and school grounds beautified. Drzmz Major . Captain Captain Virginia Apple Phyllis Adair Louise Adamikc Jean Ballard Treva Nell Bellamy Gladys Marie Bianchi Frances Bianchi Franchelle Byington Louise Bates Geneva Bellamy Mary Frances Bailey Rita Brown Melba Biggs Dorothy Bates Gloria Nell Bridges Gloria Crenshaw Joyce Copeland Elouise Cozby Martha Cooper Doris Carpenter Agnes Cohn Oneida Center Verma Jean Cornelison Florence Pedigo Mary Evelyn Reeves Laneta Reeves Shirley Reagan Mary Robinson Nadine Robinson Marie Rhodes Ebbiah Stapelton Barbara Cramer Betty Jean Corcoran Irene Cowart Juanita Carroll Edith Flog Coffee Nan Carpenter Mary Catherine Doerr Pep Squad MEMBERS Nina Dupree Peggy Dobbins Margaret Elwell Katherine Ferguson Louise Francis Jean Fenn Juanita Faulkner Virginia Greathouse Marjorie Griffin Betty Gowen Peggy Jo Groves Doris Hart Theresa Hardagree Virginia Haley Dot Hill Virginia Henderson Julia Speers Peggy Jean Simmons Helen Swor Sylvia Schultheis Claudie Starnes Beverly Tanner Glenna Dell Thompson Lillian Tanco Bobby Harrington Chrissie Keddie Violet Lee Laws Jane Luther Joyce Lewis Betty Francis Lysle Juanita Landry La Verta Morgan Tommie Lou Mansell Betty Jane Martin Melba May Joy Morris Emma Lou McBride Norma McGuire LOUISE ADAMIKE . RITA POLLACK FLORENCE PEDIGO Marjorie McMillon Mary Catherine McConnell Lois Norfolk Marian Prince Virginia Pope Allene Penn Barbara Patrick Johnnie Sue Pate Rita Pollack Laurene Upper Frederica Wyche Evelyn Willis Wanda Walker Ruby Mae Wellman Robbie Nell Williains Elaine Ward Letha Wofford Thelma Zuber l 7 I North Stars Frou! VOID, lvfi fo rigllf: Dorothy Walker, Patsy Jones, Dorothy Day, Joy Lou Fitch. Bark row: Maureen Martin, Bonnie Davis, Carolyn Cherry, ,funn Yidmonson. Drum Mujnrx: Jimmie Lindloff and Merlin Neff . Head Drum Major . . . . . JIMMIE LINDLOFF Axsixtanl Drum Majors . . . . . . ....... NIERLIN NIiI-'If, MARSHALL ANDERSON i i I y Yi. wa. . , North Dallas Orange and White Band in I f -. X 52 5 is ,V 15,5-ig ,i-af., --ff V' .... 5:36 '. if J r l it . 4 ,V sa ,Q 5 ..,, q: 1 1 -E fs is f L 32 'X Kress? 5, if S 2 Sf 1 A 5 si gg if i f 5 4 5 Corrmeis Barifoffcs Thomas Daniels Fred Abbott John Terry Maurice Black Robert Harris George Clements Robert Porter Charles Williams Dwight McAnally Bobby Towles Wfalter Dathe Paul Tannehill Flrnfgrl Horn Clari Alfo Leon Wfilson lzwfx Dick Ferguson Joe Artman Wfesley Wiilton Billy Babb Merlin Neff Tommy Echols John Hill CI617'fllFf George Hefner Millis Craig Sa.x'oj1b011c'x David Braden COLONEL BUsHoNG Merlin Neff John Hugh Justice Henry Towles Tl'f1I7I!7!llIl'S Dennis Pickens Fred Timm Robert Ferguson Charles Wolf Frank Hopkins Baxxvs Dm Gloz' I Eli Smith R. Dusela ns Marshal Anderson Janice Otts Billy Menefee Eddie Richards Dick Slaughter Eddie Dusek Wfilliam Smith Dollie Jane Woodall kwzxjzielr' Billie Frances Menef L Fluff Marcelle Melaun Marshall Surratt Oboe Ray Irwin Presizfelzi . . Vice-President . Sf'c'rcfary-Tr'easz1 re: SLlJo11s01' . Marshall Anderson Sybil Ashley Margaret Ballard David Braden Carolyn Cherry Nancy Cullum Thomas Daniels Joyce Davis Bonnie Davis Dorothy Day J. R. Dusek Edward Dusek Tommy Echols Jean Edmondson Philharmonic Society OFFICERS MEMBERS Bobbie Edwards Robert Fergerson Joy Lou Fitch Pat Gibbons Graham Gordon Florence Geudner Dan Handeock Robert Harris Dwight MeAnnally Helen Manner Maurene Martin Vera Douglas Merrill Janis Gtts . J. R. DUSEK THOMAS DANIELS HELEN MANNER GEORGE BUSHONG James Pickard Dennis Pickens Robert Porter Lura Von Puhl Ted Russell Mary Jane Schaffer Marshall Surratt Paul Tannehill John Terry Henry Towles Dorothy Walker Leon Wilson Clinton Wofford Charles Wolf V lola l J North Dallas I-liqh School Orchestra GEORGE E. BUSHONG, Dircrfor JOHN TERRY, Pwsizlefzz' V10lj11, XJ'l0fJhl1lIC Fluff Concert Master Joyce Davis Marcelle Melaun . . . Sara Scott Marshall Surratt Billie MHXIDC Jones Sybil Ashley CIIll'liZ'f h D 1 -d Drums Wesley Burgess ut C V' J Brine Menefee-Bells Kenneth Hast Florence Geudner Janise Ons Mary Ann Hoffman Ol70U F01-egg Howard Joseph Lettieri T-Tlllllltllll Graham Gordon Thomas Bcddoe William Smith Dick Gregory Tuba Marjorie Griffin R, Dugek Stulopbone Elwood Love Mary Jane McNiel Dolores Muga Doris Puspuriea eanne Stanley P10110 Margaret Ballard Gordon Irwin Mary Jane Schafer A Edgar Allen Poe TVVUHIIJOIIC' Charles Green j'f1,,,1p6f Fwfzrb Horn Bobbl' Stone Frank Hopkins John Terry Howard Swanson Lum Von Phul Bass Violin F1UgUIH0m Dick Gfcgofy Leon Wilson Cello Mary Katherine Af'V0 fli0'7 McConnell Leo Anschutz Vocal Music Department Phyllis Adair, Marie Alexander, Virginia Apple, Jean Andrews, Oneta Austin. Joellen Banister, Marian Bailes. Betty Beaumont, Mary Catherine Bennett. Emily Jo Burger, Blanche Born. Frances B1'own. Evelyn Brown. Lucille Brown, Jean Burney. Mary Cowart. Helen Cox. Betty Culnepper. Betty Jo Dozier. Lee Drakeg Margaret Gadberry. Lo Ree Green. Virginia Haley, Charlene Hicks, Lois Hodge, Ruth Hopper. Bobbie Jean Jones, Patricia Jones, Suv Kean, Ellen Frances Lamkin, Beverly Littlejohn. Vivian McGe-hee, Dollie McKay, Joann Morey, Helen Morrell, Bobbie Jeanne Nicholson, Ann Northcutt, Mary Louise Peeples. Joe Price, Betty Jane Redmond, Elayne Rissman, Marjorie Skiles, Joan Slaughter, Virginia Lee Smith. Frances Ann Sunkel, Betty Lou Sweet, Erma I-tuth Taylor, Natalie Thomas, Martha Watkins. Sara Watkins, Evelyn Willis, Sammie Sue Yates, Robert Ault. David Blake. Raymond Blad- ford, Art Breault, Bob Breault, Wayne Crader. Bob Crowell, Malcolm Edwards, George Fagan. Phil Glenn, Ralph Hawley. Donald Holson, Landon Irwin. Bartley Jones. Frank La Coke, Edwin McWhorter, Pat Mullarkey, Charles Nesom. Sammie Paine, Paul Pond. Carter Roberson. Walter Wright. Marjorie Austin, Peggy Ballard, Betty Lynn Blair, Frances Bradley, Mary Helen Branch. Carolyn Brown. Louise Cooper, Opie Cooper, Jean Counts. Irene Cowart. Gloria Crenshaw. Eleanora Currin, Annie Pauline Dasch. Virginia Dawson, Bettie Epperson, Evelyn Foster. Dorothy Frazier, Carroll Goode, Gertie Hooker, Jane Johnson, Francis Jones, Betty Jo Kelly, Dorothy King, Anne Lester, Marjorie MeQuade. Lorraine Maddox, Joan Malloy, Lucille Mentesana. Betty Milam, Jean Nabor, Jua Nell Nusbaum. Margaret Ann Orr, Juanel Pickel. Mayre Robinson, Marjorie Bess Russell, Marcella Slocum, Ivey Jean Smith, Mary Elizabeth Starke, Mary Nan Swett, Helen Jo Urla, Robbie Nell Williams, Rose Mary Wright, Bobbie Allison, Vernon Brllhsou. George Crowdus. John Dennis. Jack Duboise. Arthur Hill. Earl Jones, Bob Massey, Edwin May, David Morton. Oliver Pearson, Manuel Porrero. Wayne Robinson, Arthur White. Jack Wood. James Wright. Phyllis Aldrich. Frances Bailey. Dorothy Helen Bates. Maurine Bates. Melba Biggs. Wynona Black. Joyce Bragg. Billie Mae Burch. Helen Burnett, Melba Cason, Juanita Cates. Muriel Chamberlain, Ethel Chappell. Carolyn Cherry, Juanita Clark. Laura Jane Cleayeland, Annabella Jo Currin, Evelyn Davis. Joyce Davis, Dorothy Day, Peggy Deaton, Louise Dendinger, Dorothy Eaton, Barbara Eckert, Margaret Elwell. Anna Lura Gadberry, Sarah Gordy, Jacqueline Harbin. Bobbie Lane Harrington, Alice Hearn. Leah Heilig, Doris Henry, Margie Ann Hilton, Ruth Holt, Elizabeth Hudel. Nancy Hunter, Mary Anita Johnson, Martha Johnston, Magdalene Kuhatsehek, Jane Luther. Betty Frances Lysle, Doris McCamey. Othello Marr, Kathryn Marshall. Anna May Maury, Anna Helen Miller. Naomi Miller, Martha Moulder, Dolores Muga. Jewell Nash. Anna Rae Nevil. Leah Newman. Ernestine Orts. Elouise Phillips, Betty Rose Pomeroy, Gloria Porrero, Mildred Price, Mary Louise Redmond. Robbie Rutherford, Mary Lou Stanley. Anna Jean Strickland, Mary Trezza. Laurene Upper. Virginia Warrick. Mary Wharton, Frances Works, Juanita Wright, Freda Yarborough. Juanita Young. Charles Burkhart. Bobby Cason Ben Goforth, Rex Harris. Jack Howell. Orland Johnson. Jack Knowles, Billie MeMordie, Calvin Merchant, Bob Sailers, Guy Vernon Sowers. Manola Trigo, George Weile, Vir- ginia Abbott. Marjorie Alexander, Agnes Beale, Mary Frances Bledsoe, Anna Jean Brogoitti, Elizabeth Browning. Betty Burer. Gwendolyn Carter. Louise Cline. Jackie Colquitt, Ada Couner, Martha Cooper, Patsy Dansboe, Doris Love Dedmond. Jeanne Fall, Juanita Faulkner, Patsy Guegel, Betty Rae Guynes. Virginia Hardy, Athena Hart. Helen Heckle, Billie Mae Hilton, Dorothy Jane Holland. Gloria Kedney. Dorothy Lockhart, Pollyanna Love. Fannie Louise Manker, Betty Jeanne Martin. Marjorie Mathis, Ann MeriW9fhCl', EHVIOHQ Moss. Lucy AUD Nelmfi H2291 N01'm2H1. Dolores Osgood, Rita Pollack. Donna June Sappington. Patricia Shane. Martha Belle Smith, Betty Snodgrass, Christine Springs. Louise Stafford, Normalie Stephens. Anna Jane Stine, Patricia Struhle, May Louise Thompson, Patsy Troupe. Lois Webb, Peggy Jo Westmorland, Jacqueline Weir, lva Mae Wideman, Frederica W5'Ch0- AWARDS A LATIN January BCgil1l7C1'S Third Year Svcorzrl Year -Firxf Twwnz Pfam' -Tbirrl Tvazfl l'1m'1' 1S!'C0IItf Tram Plarr EUGENIA PIERCE GASTON SHUMATIL WILLIAM GUY REDMOND EMILY JO BERGER FRANCES BIANCHI DICR FERGUSON Tbirzl Term First Year Fourth Yaar -Firxl Illllflftflltll Plum' -l irxf Illlllillllllltll I'lf:rI' -Svronn' Illllilfllllill Plan? DONALD BOBB SELDON MARTH EDWIN REDDICR -Ifirsl Train Plan' -Firxf Tram Plan' '-Sl'f'0!lll Train 1'laI'c' DONALD BOBB SELDON MARTH EDWIN REDDICK SALLIE MAE MINTEIR JUANITA RICHEY LONNIE VERNON LATIN ESSAY First Yaar Fourffo Year JERRY JANE SMITH EDWIN REDDICIQ --Thin! Pf1u'L' --Firxzf Plan' SPANISH Pan-American Attendance Award LITERARY LETTER SWEATERS LOUISE VOLLMER MARJORIE HUMMEL GRACE TAYLOR LONNIE VERNON JACK HAGAN EDWIN REDDICI4 FRED FLORENCE TITIRIFT AWARD ESTHER FRANK -Srcomf Plan' in Cify INTERSCHOLASTIC READY WRITERS CONTEST -Fonrfb Piave in Cify GASTON SHUMATE DEBATE MARION THOMAS CECIL MUNN DORIS HUFFHINES HUBEIK DRUMWRIGHT -First Plan? in Dislricf EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING PATRICIA FLETCHER WILLIAM TARNOWER DECLAMATION ELEANOR CURRIN EARLE PITT -First Plan' in Disirici ONE-ACT PLAY ANNABELLA CURRIN-Best Adress in Cify Contest LORRAINE MADDOX CHAIRLOTTE ROWLAND EVELYN JONES ANNA LURA GADBERRY FRED ABBOTT DRAMATIC DECLAMATION DOROTHY TATE HUMOROUS DECLAMATION H. B. SANDERS ORIGINAL ORATORY HUBER DRUMWRIGHT KIWANIS AWARD FOR LITERARY EXCELLENCE NORTH DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL mm-A m......M, WV . wg ,. ,, was 5 E 5 z E ? Z 5 Q a Q E E A W A Ei: .ww .M , '.,sg:-::1,15::a V E:-5a5af::a'1j:I':1': ,' sI:I'-5::. .-.- ff' P 5 V- 'K ... 9, : M29 4 W w fa. 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Higgins Claude Dunkin Howard Tuggle Fred Adair Billy Alexander Billy Barton Baker Cowan Walter Crumpley Tommy Echols Charles Fields Melbourne Hatt john Hopkins Clyde Mitchel Company A Pri zzzfcs Joe Moulder Roy Newland Billy Nichols Homer Odom Benny Ogata Torn Parsons Robert Porter Jack Price Jack Pounds Jerry Ruckins Conzpmfy Commumfer B-ill Langham Staff Sc'1'gm11f Edwin Reddick Coropals Leon Walkup Bill Hickey Bill Leonard Harry Nolan Michael O'Brien Allen Strasburger George Simons Donald Sterman J. P. Sonner Richard Turley Bruce Tresp Ray Tompson George Ventura Dennis Watson Bob F ullen X Company B Sfuff Jack Armstrong, Lieu- tenant Colonel Retired Charles Reagan, Captain. SUFOIHI LiL'1lff'lI6ll7fS Buddy Scott Blake Brown Svrgearzfx Ed Moore Gordon Sutherland Jeryl Hart Jimmy Baxter Johnny Moeck Henry Adams Webb Cooley Jack Erickson Bob Hope James Harrison Billy Junell J. T. Miller Dan Carson Prizfafvs Dudley Mathis Donald McCann Louis Martyn Adolph Marder Robert Neff James Nicholson James Norris Rifle Team Jack Nichols C 0 nz jmuy Com 77'It111dL'I' George Sutherland, First Lieutenant Firsf Sr'1'gc'a11f Jack Parker Corjzorals Billy MeCarter Dan Edmonson Robert Pringle Charles Park James Popejoy Doyce Perkins Fred Roose Tom Randall Charles Moore Brooks Watson Theodore Robinson Captain Nolan Browne Scfroml Lif'11te11:z11ts Ross Forney Richard Wallace Mario Sanchez Jack Fair Sergecmts Kenneth Bailes Billy Dollison Bill Elmore Bill Hyde Bob King Ed Monk John Miller Eugene Steele Bobby Allison Earnest Aruier Murrel Austin Billy Baer Bob Bradley John Braken Billy Bumpas Robert Bynum Jim Cockran W'illis Collins Walter Ray Crim Frank Deupree Louis Easley Harry Faucher XVilmer Gandy Company C First Liezztemmts Charles Monk Edwin Simons First Sergffafzt Charles Wolf Corjworals Privates Dick Gregory Kenneth Hast Ralph Hawley Vferth Henderson Eugene Henry Tommy Hewlett Clyde Hitzleburger Forest Howard Don Juan Laprelle Marshall McCallum Frank Mannix Bill McCarver Dan McElroy Edwin Mosley George Murdoch Billy Bates John Johnson Leslie Mathews Billy Sampert Billy Stone Jack Sullivan Frank West Charles Jenkins David Nash Eugene Niell Anthony Oddo Richard Papin Raymond Peacock Cecil Reilly Arthur Rubin James Scott Edmond Searles Conrad Sommcrs Grady Walden Fred Ward Cole Warlick Connie Wilhite Bob Giese James Stone Company D Conzjzanj' C0111 nmnder Corpomls G. W. Calloway Zvlzzsfvr Swgcaizi Douglas Peabody, Staff SCCOIIIII LiFZlfClHlI1fX Bruce McCammon Sam Wing SE'l'gFl1lIfS Fred Ealand Phil Glenn I. T. Hurst Robert Ault Jack Du Boise Gordon Folzenlogen Art Henderson Hugo Hickfang Jack Hoerll Coy Jones Billy Johnson Billy Kent Etheridge Kersey Privates Jeff Killebrew Don La Prelle Bobby Le Dever Lamar Lovvorn Jack Luna Gerald McGee Earl Mealer Wieland Mundy Bill Peters Raymond Potts Jim Brayshay Willard Elliot Sam Edwards James Lotridge Fred Novey Billy Bates Russell Palm George Rick Jack Stearman Jack Thompson Eugene Trieee Charles Underriner Hershel Watson Leonard Davis Conzjmny C0111 11101761187 Eugene Dobbs First SL'1'g6'd11lf Ray Coleman Corjzorals Charles Burkart Charles Crickmer Elbert Pollard Howard Oliver Harold Ackerman Leonard Anderson Peter Ball Leland Campbell Fred Carman John Chandler Billy Clyatt Barton Daniels Pat Gibbons Dick Gregory Company E Privates Billy Henson Ned Johnson Burle Jones Donald Duncan Gordon Kennison Robert Knutsen jack Kuykendall Alvin McDaniel Tony Pinca James Pickard Sccoml LiC'Ztf6716lIIfS Phil Galleher Joe Copeland Scrgvanfs James Bostock Robert Cason Jack Gilbert Allen Zoll Firsf Class Priwzivx Robert Ruble Fred Kurth Bill Rivers James Railey Bob Sailers Robert Seal Virgil Smith Wallace Styles Bobby Stone Louis Wernly Gerald Wilder Military Band Officers FIYIIII lvft fo righf: LLON WILSON, Captain joux PIXLI., Sammi Lifllffllrlfllf ROBERT HARRIS, lfirxl Lffllffllllllf CI1A1u.l.s LAMBOURNE, Summf I.ir'l1lz'm1r1f MERLIN NEFF, Svmmf Lil'llf!'!ltlIIf W'1L1.I,u1 SMITH, Seromf I.ic'1zfw1u11l 1 ,- .v:f 2 COLONEL BUSHONG LlllU'I'1iNANT M1ilil.lN N1clf1-' Military Band C01 011015 Clarinet Fred Abbott, Sergeant Maurice Black, Corporal Thomas Daniel, First Ser- gCZ1l'llI Robert Harris, First Lieu- tenant Billy Kirk Dwight McAnally Paul Tannehill Charles Williams D1 ums Joe Artman Billy Babb, Private First Class Ray Blanchard Dick Ferguson, Sergeant John Hill, Second Lieut- enant Fred Krause Charles Lambourne. Sec- ond Lieutenant Craig Millis Hugh Millis, Sergeant Leon Wilson, Captain Merlin Neff, Second Lieutenant Wesley Walton Marshall Anderson, First Samphxom, Sergeant h David Braden, Corporal Jimmy Lindloff Eddie Richard T,,0,1,b0m, Dick Slaughter, Private Lee Craft First Class XVilliam Smith, Second Lieutenant Retired Charles Green Donald Hancock H. B. Sanders, Corporal Tru 112 pet James Bumpas, Private First Class Weldon Morgan Horn Robert Ferguson, Private First Class Dennis Pickens Fred Timm, Corporal Alto Clm'i11c'z' George Hefner Barifonc John Justice, Corporal Henry Towles, Corporal Fluff' am! Piccolo Buss Ted Russell Marshall Surratt, Corporal Eli Smith Benny Thompson fq. . 2' - 1 m,,.w 2 if-af, - X A 'iff - 1 1 . v.i'w'- Qx:'i FE' 'fn -. . :Jul Elf 1 1 ' , 7 -14 . '.f, X' 'LS . . ,f- A -15 ' VK' f 5151 .- if -. Y. ' ' QA' I. , 2 S..-2-1- ' ' - .SWA A V aw --A:-gigs, , W 'CS-2 T,. . - FT.. 7' ' ' E: - . ff? 1 xx ff ' fl '- - -ar J: . 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' fain ir S ,:.:-Q-41-jf, f' ' Ei?-'X-x 'Q -.gfiif -'F . f M'.,nw Q.1b..-2' fb -1-- as 2 -r ' . if . ,gg5,QL,gF- '- be 5-N, . ,.1x,..5,54.v at 51 -Q , ,151-' Y ' -A ' a i' ' .qqg --1g 4 .fffssxg ' V L 2 5, Ea, ge!-.w yas vi-10-,xQ7:2:f-. 5, 135 ,-' l1.f-Jiri' DV lJ' ' ,V-N C' I-'I' 'T .i7 wr' ' V ,..v--1 -. ' . ,SL V ' ,r-,gg 1,1--fazx 'wr' - -- .1.-:ag h--A..-' L' ry 1 ,ff-1.7-t 4-'?w.s:F . 1 ' -2' .- p ' .. - V .I1f,1 -' , ' f'5.'. '!.-fw xg ' , . rv- - 1. -A. xr -ar f -:F W, J.-' If-C' '?E'.gr-uw - . - J :g'.'f- x -,,vi.xv X, ?.,:'2.l:4g r : - ff-f-KH .- -.rfseii-aa' 4. 1.1 XA , 0: 1 526:-gpg-,A ,M-A,L:.,, 'xi ' E 1 :Lam 'vig-'f '- ' -' lf, f,-1'E2li'1?.-If ' ' . . , . -. ' ., --,fg:,w:.--u--- ,k,.p.,-,L ' Y jg' Du+h rnan 1:3331 ,, 0 if is ,L f - was 'isi- lrhxtmzi 1939 Football Squad Tofu mir: Coach Anderson, ,lack Nichols, jeff Bruton, Carol Selby, jim Fitzpatrick, Landon I vain Ltster Collins lirank Ferris, -lohn Donahue, Bobby Porter, Bob Mullarkey, and Coach Hyde. Srfrnml rozr: Bobby Young, Manager: Lawrence Moellcnberg, George Hutt, lfdwin May, Bill XV1gleX lthm Stiou Burton Croxsen, Peyton Cullum, Howard Swindlcr, Harold Crossen, jimmy XVilson, Manutl Porrtro Asslsrint M 11 nager. Tbfrtf row: Whilter Genalslcey, Abel Gary, .loc Currie, Bert Ritchey, Hal Patrick, Belton LelVliy Paul Drown lton Carter. North North North North North North North North North North 1939 Football Schedule Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Hillsboro .. Bonham ., Sunset ., . Sherman .,....... ,. Woodrow' Wilson Technical ,.,... Athens ,, Forest Adamson Opponents 0 18 7 0 38 0 6 6 14 S9 COACH ANDERSUN COACH Hi DE 1939 Football Season The 1959 football squad completed a nine-game schedule ending in the upper third of the pigskin class with six games won and three lost. By means of a fast backfield and a rugged line, the Bulldogs vanquished two-thirds of their foes, rolling up 140 points to their opponents' 89. ln contrast, the '38 squad landed in fifth place with 89 points to their opponents, 142. North Dallas crushed some powerful elevens while rolling over its opponents. The strong Sherman Bearcats, district champions, fell victim to the Bulldog attack and the toe of Jimmy Fitzpatrick, 7-0. Dallas Technical, victor over Brekenridge High, the mighty dictator of the South Texas grid wars, had the bad fortune of meeting North Dallas after a humiliating defeat by Woodrow Wilson. The Wolves were promptly tamed, 14-0. Midway in the season, big Bob Mullarkey was converted from a tackle to a blocking back. As a result, the line was weakened considerably throughout the rest of the season. Two hard-fought games stood out in the Bulldog schedule. Opening the season, the Canines met the Sunset Bisons and downed them 13-7. Landon QRedj Irwin distinguished himself as all-city material while disintegrating the Purple forwards with his hammering charges. After a poor showing in the Woodrow game, the Orange and White line rose to outplay and out- fight the entire Adamson eleven in one of the most singular, outstanding performances since the introduction of the moleskin maulers at North Dallas. Adamson won 14-12 only after sixty minutes of thrill-packed ball. This exciting contest topped off a Thanksgiving Day dinner, and a successful season for Coaches Potts Anderson and Rufus Hyde. Cheerleaders NANCE MCFARLAND, AGNES BEALE, PATSY DANSBOF REX HAIKIKIS, G. C. MCELYEA, BOBBY DEANS 'fe Q it Y fl i E.. ,- ' ' 1 V, BURTON CROSSEN-A fighting tackle . . . showed well in every game . . . strong on both offense and defense. JOE CURRIE-Guard . . . Strong defensive player . . . deadly cackler and blocker . . small of stature, but fought with his heart. FRANK FARRIS-- Scat', . . . Tailback . . . safety on defense . . . outstanding in Adam- son game . . . noted for blinding speed in cluding tacklers. JIMMIE FITZPATRICKTllT8Hk,, . . . Tailbaek . . . one of the best kickers in the city . . played a fast smart game . . . all-city mention . . . two year letterman. HAROLD CROSSEN-End . . . pass snatcher deluxe . . . made all touchdowns in Adamson game . . . excellent in turningin end-arounds . . . will not be blocked out . . . all-city mention. PAUL DROWN- Mighty Mite . . . Tailblck on offenseg safety on defense . . . a shifty, snake-hipped back with plenty of fight . . . small, but couldnit be hurt. JOHN DONOHUE- johnny . . . Filled Irwin's shoes while injured . . . used fast start and terrific drive to break through forward wall . . . played safety on defense . . . will be valuable next year. GEORGE HATT-Tackle . . . played a steady game . . . fast man for his size . . . very valuable material for next year. LANDON IRWIN-llRCd,, . . . All-city fullback . . . spearhead of Bulldogis power game . . . smashed line on offense . . . backed it up on defense . . . always good for that necessary short gain. HAL PATRICK-Co-captain . . . End . . . shifted to secondary on defense to capitalize on his rough brand of ball . . . a hard charger . . . two-year letterman. f '..'iX . .aw W . my K BELTON LBMAY-Guard . . . a fast player with plenty of fight . . . small, tough, and a hard charging lineman . . . back next year. BOB MULLARKEY-'itSlUggCf,, . . . Back . . . powerful blocker . . . played wingback on offense, line-backer on defense . . . the power and key man of the Bulldog's defense . . . two- year letterman . . . all-city mention . . . back next year. LAWRENCE MOBLLENBERG- Molly', . . . Back . . . long range and coffin-corner kicker . . . backed up opponents by long, booming punts in Adamson game . . . two-year letterman. BOBBY PORTER- Tarzan , . .Guard. . . rough, tough, hard to bluff . . . strong de- fensive man . . . always played with a six-day's beard. BILL WAGLEY- Big Legs . . . Very fast for a tackle . . . pulled out of line and led inter- ference . . . a fine blocker and a steady, sixty-minute man . . . back next year. BERT RICPIIE-iiBCftlC,, . . . Co-captain . . . keyman of Bulldog's offense . . . excelled in blocking and off-tackle slices . . . a sixty-minute player . . . two-year letterman. LESTER COLLINS-'!H1HdSOfHC,,. . . Center. . . made brilliant showing at pivot post . . all-city mention . . . two-year letterman. BOBBY YOUNG'M3H8gCf . . . fulfilled more than his duties as student manager for this season . . . remembered by team and coaches for his service. JIMMIE WILSON1iiSWCd6,, . . . An ideal lineman . . . never completely blocked out of a play . . . all-city mention . . . two-year letterman. Basketball Without sufficient veteran basketeers, the North Dallas quintet, coached by O. A. Cruce, ended a disastrous season, tying Forest Avenue for the cellar. The Bulldogs suf- fered nine defeats while bagging their one victory. Outpointed, but not outfought, the Canine quintet displayed a vigorous, hustling brand of ball to the delight of the spectators. Denton, the regional finalists, escaped with a 18-15 victory while nearly bowing to the fighting five of the Orange and White. Led by Captain Lawrence Lott, All-City selection, North Dallas defeated Forest and dropped some other close thrillers in the second half. Seven lettermen, including Co-captains John Donahue, and Lawrence Lott, will return next year. Lettermen were Lawrence Lott, John Donahue, Charles O'Dell, Howard Swindler, Charles Lancaster, Jimmie Wfilson, Elwood Townsley, Richard Hoskins, Jack Curry, and Elwood Love. Tennis With only one returning letterman, the North Dallas tennis team opened their 1940 season with a victory over the Adamson racqueteers. The two doubles teams won while George Wtlntierlick, Co-Captain and letterman, defeated his opponent in the singles' competition. Two losses to Wootlrow Wilson and Sunset lowered the Bulldogs' average. The Forest Avenue netters gained a tie with the Canines in mid-season. For lack of experienced netters, the team ended up in the lower bracket. George Wtinderlick and Helen Swanson were elected co-captains for the season. The team consisted of George Wtindierlicli, Helen Swanson, Stuart Rogers, J. M. Howell, Faye Lipper, and Eddie Marie Daniels. Track With only two returning lettermen, the North Dallas thinly-clads captured 15 points to place fifth in the City Track Meet at Ownby Stadium, April 4. The loss of Foy Garrison and Frank Farris, last year's stars, was felt heavily. Two seconds were gained by Captain Jimmy Wilson in the high hurdles and Jack Hagan in the high jump. Three third places were captured by James Compton, Richard Hoskins, and Peyton Cullum. Richard Hardy, Elwood Townsley, and the mile relay team composed of Paul Perella, Romey Hall, Robert Harris, and Peyton Cullum placed fourth. Orange and White athletes lettering in the City Meet were jimmy Wilson, Jack Hagan, and Peyton Cullum. Coach Rufus Hyde selected Edwin May as manager. Golf This season's Golf Team, captained by Jack Nichols, contains no lettermen, but they are not green. Every member has at least two or three years of experience behind him. ln mid-season, the Bulldogs have nearly a five hundred per cent average in the win The team consists of Frank Crowley, Jack Nichols, Dan Carson, and Lawrence Kleuser. column. Baseball With a letterman for each position, the North Dallas Bulldogs opened the 1940 baseball season with prospects of a championship team. Ten lettermen reported to Coach Brownie Fulton at the beginning of the season. The unusually large number listed Chester Klein, jim Fitzpatrick, Elwood Townslcy, Charles Lancaster, Henry Martinez, Julius Wharely, Bob Mullarkey, Lawrence Moellenberg, Martin Skaggs, and Davis Howell -all good fielders and experienced hitters. These boys displayed a superior brand of ball during the pre-series practice games with city and outside competition. Highland Park, Sunset, Woodrow Wilson, Plano, and other strong clubs fell before the mighty buts of the Bulldogs. Before city series competition began, a few switches were made. Davis Howell was changed from short to pitcher to capitalize on the blinding speeds of his throws. Melvin Hill took over the hot corner to complete the line-up. In their first city-series games the Canines were turned back by the Teck Wolves, 10 to 6. It was a bitter, hard fought contest with the Bulldogs finally ending up with the short end of the score. The Sunset Bisons, city leader, next showed little effort in defeating the Orange and White, 23 to 10. Errors and weak pitching lost the Forest game for the Bulldog nine by the score of 13 to 1. Playing errorless ball, the North Dallas Bulldogs defeated the strong Adamson Leopards, 3 to 0. Davis Howell pitched a four-hit game while his comrades outhit the Adamson nine. Coach Fulton's boys showed sparkling ability in shutting out the Leopards. The Canines were slow starting, but they have improved amazingly and have hopes to place in the city race. 5, . .1- V4 . ,. ip. -- A..y.qgqQ. -. i'jvQ.f't 4.5, . 111,15 ,,:'f- wg , . Aw.-.-ff. , 1 1,-ga-. ,?f: ,,.', - ff.-5-'J - .-. '- Ala . . 5-,.. i 4 . -. Nw. f'- ,-- ' n f , ,I K va t B 9' v I . . . 1 Rastus, don't you colored folks ever have any troubles to worry you?', l'Yas-suh, Colonel, but every time I sit down to worry, I just naturally goes to sleep. o Community gossip: Why does so small a cavity feel so large to the tongue, doctor? Just the natural tendency of the tongue to exaggerate, I supposef, Marine Corporal Cat partyj: Do you know that ugly sap of an officer standing over there? I'Ie's the meanest egg I have ever seen.', Slam Do you know who I am? I'm that officer's daughter? Corporal: 'QDO you know who I am?,, Sfac: No. Corporal: Thank goodness. 0 Pafron: What are the prices of the seats, please?,' i 1 Usher: Front seats 31.00, back seats SOC, and programs Scf' Patron: I'll sit on the program, please. ing? 0 Barber: Was your tic red when you came in here?', Czisfonzer: No, it wasnt Barber: Gosh, I must have cut your throat. 0 New Typist Qfollowing rapid-fire dicta- tionj: Now, Mr. Jones, what did you say between 'Dear Sir' and 'Sincerely yours? Cop: Who was driving when you hit that car? Drunk: None of us, we were all in the back seat. o Won't you have something more to eat, Mr. Smith?', asked the hostess. Well, just a mouthfulf' he replied. N James, fill Mr. Smith's plate. The saddest story of the month was about the too observant fellow who remarked to his girl. Your stockings seem rather wrin- kledf, You brute,', exclaimed the girl, I have no stockings on. o Ruth rode in my new cycle car, On the seat back of me: I took a bump at fifty-five, And rode on Ruthlessly. o Grni: Waiter, take this steak out and have it cooked. Wailer: But, it is cooked. Gent: Pshaw! I've seen cows hurt worse than that stand up and walk away. o ,Tis better to have halirosis than no breath at all. o Cn a crowded street-car. Madam, would you like me to get you a strap to hold on? No, thank you, I have onef' Then would you mind letting go of my necktief, Have you ever heard of the footprints of t1me?,' inquired a Freshman. Of coursef' replied the Sophomore. Then where do they come from if time flies?', 0 I'Iere's something for dull afternoons- buy a can of crushed pineapple and try to fit the pieces together. Mr. Syron: NJ. R., you can explain this problem, can you not? I. R. Dusrfe: Certainly sir-what don,t you understand about it?,' o I always believe in fighting the enemy with his own weapons. Really? How long does it take you to sting a wasp? RAY WEIEID5 TIRE CUMPANY GENERAL TIRE DISTRIBUTORS Open All Nigbl Free Road Service NVASHING, POLISI-HNG. LUBRICATION, SIMONIZING Ross at Haskell l - e 8-1455 Phone 2-0524 EL FENIX CAFE 86 BALLROOM Specialize in Genuine Mexican Foods AIR CONDITIONED .1608 McKinney 7- 1 3 41 7 -1 341 CORNER PHARMACY Drugs-Sodas-Sclnehlrielees 2000 McKinney Avenue, Corner Harwood I Qs.- And when Lord Chesterfield saw that death was near, related the hisotry profes- sor, he called his friends around him and just before he breathed his last uttered those immortal words. Who can tell me what those words were? The class responded in unison: They There was a man who fancied that By driving good and fast, He'd get his car across the track Before the train came past. He'd miss the engine by an inch and Make the train crew sore. There WAS a man who fancied this- 52'tiSfY'H THERE ISN,T ANY MoRE. , o U g U They all laughed when I stepped up to Be f'f'ff Half-CHIP the piano. They didn't know I was from , Iellylaeun: No, just change the oil. the finance company. Give Flowery The sweetest and most acceptable gift for all occasions. LANG,S Flowers are home grown. Artisti- cally arranged by artists, they look Una-J better, last longer, cost no more. g mo o FEET Of ss 1' , The Southwest J Largest Growers' C7 e 5 Sf f f 5 Yo diozznzeefeireneff ores 0 ewc n gigrggtgggi Flowers Delivered by Wire Anywhere on Tilfglrglgggsr. Short Notice the Guaranteed Way. - If Yen Are Net n LANG Cnfferner, Then We Beth Lefe Professor: Didn't you have a brother in this class last year?', Siucieizf: No, sir, it was I. I'm taking it over. Professor: Extraordinary resemblance. o To make a girl laugh at your jokes Is really quite simple: just pick out one with pretty teeth, Or one Who has a dimple. o -r Do you know what good clean fun is? UNO, what good is it?,' 0 Resruer: How was it that you came to fall in? Rescued: I didnit come to fall in at all. I came to skatef, I had to change my seat several times at the movies? Gracious, did a man get fresh? t'Well, finally. Farmer: Be this the Won1an's Exchan e?', 3 IVOHM11: Yes.,' Farmer: Be e the woman? Y Wo1r1u11: Yes. Farmer: Well, then, I think I'11 keep Maggie. o Mofiaer: Sonny, don't use such bad words. Son: Shakespeare used themf, Mofber: Well, don't play with himf' o He: uMay I kiss you? May I please kiss you? Say, are you deaf? She: No. Are you paralyzed? 0 Mama?,' .. Yes, darling. Daddy isn,t like other men, is he? Why, What do you mean? cz Because he just got tired waiting for the elevator, and went down the shaft without onef, Did you make the debating team? N-n-o. They s-s-s-said I W-W-asn't t-t-t-tall enough. 0 Charles Nexouz: Got something in your eye? Virginia Burke: No, I'm just trying to look through my thumb. o Curious OM Laffy: Why, you've lost your leg haven't you? Cripple: Well, darn if I haven't. 0 A motorist was helping his extremely fat victim to rise. Couldn't you have gone around me? growled the victim. 'tSorry, I Wasn't sure whether I had enough gasolinef' said the motorist. Prof: KIDO you read Shakespeare's works? Co-ed: 'QYes, as fast as they come outf, o There's a story been going around the faculty about the absent-minded professor and his absent-minded Wife. It seems that the professor had just returned from a hard day's work, and after dinner he and his Wife settled down in the livingroom to en- joy the radio. Suddenly there was a sharp knock on the door. My husbandlv gasped the absent-minded Wife. My heavens, said the professor, and jumped out the window. Whatcha been doing this summer? Not a thingf' K'Who ya Working for? o Gent: l'Is it true that my son has owed you for a suit for five years?,' Tailor: Yes, Do you Wish to pay the bill? Gelzf: No-I would like a suit on the same terms. Alterations Repairing Ll EI L I. Y ' 5 Cleaning . . . Dyeing JOLLY GOOD CLEANERSU Phone 5-7187 Coais Refined 3 524 McKinney Avenue -1 O - Pl101'1C 5-1966 Phone 5-4194 l SUPER SERVICE STATION E 1 ' Preston Road, One Block South, Northwest Hy-Way E' Q 5, JACK MERRITT, Mgr.. T Packard Sales E5 Service BEAU Y STUDIO 4305 Oak Lawn Ave. Dallas COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Chairman at concert Cto village consta- ble: What's the trouble? Village Consfalalr: We received a phone message at the sattion that somebody named Schubert was being murdered here. o I sneezed a sneeze into the air It fell to ground I know not where, But hard and cold were the looks of those In whose vicinity I snoze. -House of Wi1Iia111.s. o A chip on the shoulder indicates there's wood higher up. 0 Q I Mr. Smifb: What causes the flight of time? Physics Shark: It must be the spur of the moment. o Mary: Why it,s only six o'eloek. I told you to come after supperf' Her Date: Well, that's what I came afterf' 0 Lady: And these two boys are sister'sf' Camus Talzfr: t'Madam, that is impos- siblef' Moffoer: Junior, say 'ah' so the doctor Laffy: 'tBut they are. Sister lives next can get his finger out of your mouthf' doorf' Compliments of L. R. 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Anxwerf: Why not have him casually pass through the room with a breakfast tray? He was waiting in the parlor And he said unto the light, Either you or I, old feller, Will be turned down tonight! Diner fto waiterj: What's the name of that selection the orchestra is playing? Wr1ifc':': Go Feather Your Nest. Diner: Go jump in the like! I asked you a civil question. Compliments of MRS. GRADY'S BEAUTY SHOP DICK AND DON Texaco Service Station McKinney at Haskell 3415 Lovefield Drive 58-0142 S8-4531 it . yn Mehapalda Beam Specialists 543692 E ' eolfeqe Forenmsz' in Dallas for 52 Years Swazograjibic, S:'c1'e1'ariaI, and Ac- C'0I1l1fi71g courses taught by men and women of experience and ability. Good positions secured for Graduates. Come I0 sm' us, or Pliouz' 7-X514 N ma Mae'J Beaazy Salon SELECTIVE BEAUTY SERVICE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL FEATURED HERE 3408 Oak Lawn Avenue In Rear of Oak Lawn Library He: Hello, may I have the next dance? She: K'Sure, if you can find a partner. She came into the police station with a picture in her hand. My husband has disappeared, she sobbed. 'KHere is his picture. I want you to find him. The inspector looked up from the photo- graph. Why? he asked. o A negro went fishing. He hooked a big catfish which pulled him overboard. As he crawled back into the boat, he said philosophically, What I wanna know is dis: Is dis niggah fishin' or is dis fish neggerin'? o Tom: I have a beautiful home over- looking a private lake. Bell: Why, I went out to your place and I didn't see a lake. Tom: Hmmm, er, well, that's what I overlooked. o Cafe Br1z11etfc': I smiled at that husky football player, and when I passed him he smiled at mef' Cufer Brzmeties What followed?,' Cuic B1'u11r'f1fe: The football playerf' o fumes: So your sister now drives a car? How long did it take her to learn? Phil: Oh, about two cars and a half. o First Golfer: The traps on this course are very annoying. Secomf Golfer ftrying to putj: uYes, will you please shut yours? Benny Goodman, the swing maestro, was being interviewed by a student of Central High, Detroit. I hope you don't mind, but are you married, sir?', asked the reporter. Replied Goodman: I am not married and I don't mind, either. There are two kinds of cleverness in wit, and both are priceless. One consists in thinking of a bright remark in time to say it! the other consists of thinking of it in time not to say it. o Socialism-You have two cows and give one to your neighbor. Comfmzmism-You have two cows and give both to the Government, and the Government gives you the milk. Fascism--You keep the cows and give the milk to the Government, and the Gov- ernment sells it back to you. Naziism-The Government shoots you and takes the cows. New Dealism-The Government kills one cow, milks the other and throws the milk away. 0 Do Englishmen understand American slang Some of them. Why do you ask?', My daughter is to be married to an Earl, and he has just cabled to me to come acrossf' an Gently, he pushed her quivering shoulders back against the chair. She raised beseeching eyes in which faint hope and fear were struggling. From her parted lips, the breath came in short, wrenching gasps. Reassur- ingly, he smiled at her. Bzzzzzz, went the dentist's drill. House Moifaer: Young man, we turn out the lights here at 10:30 sharp. Fresh111a11: Gee, that's swellf, Whenever I'm in the dumps, I get my- self a new hat,', said Mrs. Hall. UI was wondering where you got them, purred her friend. o Lots of women are remarkable. They are able to make remarks about anyone. ' o The easier a girl is on the eyes, the harder she is on a man's pocket book. V . , . . it . 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No, Ma'am, replied the conductor has- tily, that,s mef' 0 If a man must feed his girl friend a line let it be spaghetti. 0 There's a fresh guy who used coarse lan- guage in court the other dayf' i'And. what did the judge do? Oh, he used fine language! Do you use tooth paste? What for? None of my teeth are loose., I-Iey, mister! Your engine's smoking. Well, it,s old enoughf' 0 Explorer: 'tAnd there, as I entered the house, I came face to face with a ferocious ape. What do you think I did? Borecl Listener: 'lRemoved the mirror.' The postman on a country route called Jim out and handed him a black-edged envelope. Looks like somebody died, he said. Y-Yes,', answered Jim in a worried tone. It's my brother Joe. 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She stared for a while, open-mouthed, watch- ing the old highland minister, shut up in a box pulpit, thumping the Bible in the ac- cepted style and waving his arms like flails. Unable to stand it any longer, she whispered tearfully, Father, what'll we do if he gets out? In a civil service examination given some time ago, one of the questions asked was the following: If a man buys an article for S12.25, and sells it for 59.75, does he gain or lose by the transaction? One woman gave the following answer: He gains on the cents, but loses on the dollars. o Then you admit that you struck the plaintiff with malice forethought? de- manded the council for the plaintiff. You can't mix me up like thatf' replies the defendant indignantly. I've told you twice I hit him with a brick. There wasn't no mallets nor nothing of the kind about it. 5-4171 5-4171 Compliments of MOORES GROCERY 4310 Lemmon Avenue Q L. J. 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