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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1945 volume:

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Fifth Row: Pearl Tunnelle, Pearl Vlfhatley, Frances Wilson, I. R. Williarns, H. C. Witmeyer. xy ' st W' f www .,-,:. 't .,:: ' ,-. .:,., .:.,,?3 ii -s:s:i:-w -:.' I... ' M un p 'Fi -A w 'V give fr QW f if Amit? .Y 9 gn , ..., -W1 1 if V, if X M X 1 .,.,,. 4, ...,.,,,.... V W fk ! as W 5 Page Thirteen J Q 1 wr 4 X 15 , ,f . ,- f . 5 'f - , . , ,i I ,. 'zwff . U43 dm firflfx- . .415 - 1 .2 , , q' J'A f ,Q H I ' V M, QE fu - . . L . 4: . , '41 'Lfif ' ' . H6 M41 f '- 3.4 Jwi.g-,W 4 fSi'9! ,- f ,fr : xg' .Hz J: , , vm 124 ' NZ 5' 1 -7f.'F'4 1 3 . 'tr P . 4? -1 W 'fig .4-41,4 -Q ,1l3gilf'5fr5f.'f I 1 . ,lfsgx A , - Y' A., , - N ' ff' af. 53. 1 ., , L 5 3' 54? . V' if A-..M...,M -Y Y V f - ' ' A ' iff MW.1.fmaM,,,g g'i4 .., ',u :.,3j,g- V ' , ,igjfg 'Mm' X' HP nl, ,X ' ' 11- . N 6 1 'V i M:1,,4,.,,,, A , . - t V ' - 5 34' , -'fl A M.,-,Lu M XAMLL m V f :rg 'Q ...f-QQJ X '1 5, -f V ' '--Lf'w..:1u.-1.4 . , - f 3, V ffhg, Y Q - .. 31'2 - --. L..,,.,4 ..., - . Tm' up '. . r-2 np. 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Mary Frances Hardie EDDIE ACKER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Basketball Letterman: Letterman Club: Chemistry Club: Student Coun- cil: l-lomeroom Vice-President: Armis- tice Day Parades: Crack Company, R. O. T. C. AYLEEN ARMSTRONG Birthplace: Dallas, Texas San Souci Secretary: Chemistry Club: Art Club: Compass Staff: Viking Staff: Chorus: Assemblies: Linz Pin. DOTTIE BAKER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom Secretary: Thrift Secre- tary: Chorus. IUANITA BALDWIN Birthplace: Malta, Texas MARKA BARNES Birthplace: Italy, Texas First Division State, All-City Drum Solo Contest: Orange Band: All-City Orchestra: Art Club: Senior Pub Staff: Philharmonic Society. BETTY LEE BENNETT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas fi? Pep Squad: Girl Reserve Secretary: National Honor Society: Linz Pins: Chemistry Club: Assemblies: I-liqh Honor Roll. BETTY BENSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Thalian President: Orange Band: Philharmonic Society: Homeroom President, Vice-President: Assemblies. ,H+ s l I A im' 5 BOB BIAR 5 Birthplace: Dallas, Texas 'M I Chemistry Club: A Cappella Choir: R. O. T. C. TALMA BILES Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Assemblies: Parades: Student Coun- cil: Homeroorn Vice-President: Chem- istry Club: Camera Club: Viking Staff: Contests. k Sn ffl' Q t 'k MADGE BISLAND Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chorus. Page Seventeen DAVID BLACKBURN Birthplace: Mt. Pleasant, Texas Viking Staff, Compass Editor, A Cappella Choir, Camera Club, As- semblies, Homeroorn President, Ar- mistice Day Parades, Crack Com- pany, Honor Roll. FRANK BLANCHARD Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club, Periqon Club, Cam- era Club, Track, R. O. T. C., Viking Staff. IUNE BOSWELL Birthplace: Gallup, New Mexico Allied Youth Secretary, Girls Sport Club Treasurer, Student Council, Linz Pin. MARY ANN BOWMAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, FourYear Linz Pin, Everts' Award, Viking IVA Class Editor, Compass Staff, Student Council, Booster Committee, Senior Pub Assistant Editor, San Souci Treasurer, Homeroom President, Sec- retary, Chemistry Club, Pan-Ameri- can Student Forum Secretary, All- City Representative, Periqon Club, Cffice Assistant, Essay Contests, North Dallar Winner, Los Aleqres, High Honor Roll, Asemblies, Senior Class Committees, Recognition Service. MARY BRACKEEN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian Treasurer, Homeroom Vice- President, Thalian, Senior Pub Staff Commitee, Linz Pin, Office Assistant, High Honor Roll. :lf Page Eighteen TONY BRADFORD Birthplace: Weslaco, Texas Band, R. O. T. C. Lieutenant, Assem- blies, Parades, Camera Club Vice- President. PATRICIA BROOKS Birthplace: San Antonio: Texas Delphian Secretary, Iockey Club, Thalian Vice-President, Student Council. BARBARA BROWN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Girls Sport Club, Art Club, Honor Roll. MARY BRUTON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas A Cappella Choir, Assemblies: Chemistry Club, Honor Roll, Linz Bible Award, Hi-Lite President, Homeroom Vice-President, Student Council, Thalian, Music Award. FRANK BRYDON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom President, Hi-Y, History Club, Chemistry Club, A Cappella Choir, Assemblies, Basketball, Base- ball Letterman. MARY BUNN Birthplace: Houston, Texas Chemistry Club: Office Assistant: Los Aleares Secretary: Homeroom Vice-President. ROSEMARY BURKE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Linz Pins: National Honor Society: Pan-American Student Forum. TOE BURNETT Birthplace: Lubbock, Texas R. O. T. C. Captain: Orange Band Commander: First Division All-City Soloist: Senior Pub Staff: Parades: Senior Day Activities Committee. NADINE CALVERT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Four Year Linz Pin: Assemblies: Periqon Club. DON CAMERON Birthplace: McCook, Nebraska 1 v' ' .i f 'V' 1:-5a1:2if::1: i f-Mhz' GY if 5 1 : 5: v , . We .- 63536 . . f - . +12 5 0 4 I , . -sg .vs . .v-,v,.. e, ' ',' Q - Y if-P':1:f-:-1-1- is '3'-:ft f .L nn ,Y !L:'+f.. ' ,- ..-,f,-eg 5: .-4 -, . ,av-il: - 4-fi, 'Ii-2' ' f -lx . A 1.4.5, ..', x I .--Q? . qv' Q. ' . - 1,3 '. , .- . . ,, 1 f . eff., Nha .hm . YR . wr A is 'T y Y .fy 9 A so fi l 'Q F ' is 511 ,5 :gi - 1 Q15 MARY CAMPBELL Birthplace: Wills Point, Texas Olympiad President, Treasurer: lockey Club: Head Cheerleader: Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secretary: Linz Pin: Assemblies: Stu- dent Council: Camera Club: Linz Bible Award. CARMEN CANTU Birthplace: Greenville, Texas Girls Sport Club: Allied Youth: Pan- Arnerican Student Forum Secretary: Homeroom President, Vice-President: Library Assistant. CLEO CARROLL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom President, Vice-President: Parades: Assemblies: Pep Squad. MARIORIE CARTER Birthplace: Fort Worth, Texas Chemistry Club: Compusss Staff. DOUGLAS CLEMENS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C. Lieutenant: Orange Band: R. O. T. C. Band Drum Major: Lone Star Boys' State: Assemblies: Pa- rades: .Chemistry Club: Orchestra: Track: Student Council: First Divi- sion Solo and Ensemble Contest Greater Dallas Music Festival. Page Ninete6h IESSE COPFEY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Basketball: Track. LOYD COLLIER Birthplace: Farmersville, Texas Chemistry Club: Library Assistant. IEAN CONNER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Compas Staff: Vik- ing Staff: All-City Orchestra: Assemblies. NETTIE IEAN COOPER Birthplace: Rising Star, Texas BARBARA COPELAND Birthplace: Dallas, Texas All-City Orchestra: Festival Orches- tra: Girl Reserve: l-li-Lite: I-lomeroom President, Vice-President, Secretary: Orchestra Letter: First Division Solo and Ensemble Contest: Assemblies. Chemistry Club: Student Council: Los Alegres. Page Twenty ED COURSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Camera Club. IRWIN COVEY Birthplace: Brownwood, Texas I-lomeroom President, Vice-President, Chemistry Club: R. O. T. C. Ser- geant: Parades. GORDON DAVENPORT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Cheerleader: I-lomeroom President, Secretary-Treasurer: R. O. T. C. Ser- geant: Latin Club: Chemistry Club: Parades: Assemblies. RICHARD DAVENPORT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Cheerleader: Homeroorn Vice-Presi- dent: R. O. T. C. Staff Sergeant: Chemistry Club: Parades: Assemblies. BETTY DAVIS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National I-Ionor Society: Student Council Secretary: Linz Pins: Debate Club: N. F. L. Degree of I-lonor: Chemistry Club Secretary: San Souci Secretary: Camera Club: Compass Staff: Viking Staff: Booster Commit' tee: Assemblies: Iunior Traffic Com- missioner: Olympiad: I-Iomeroom President: Junior Red Cross: Aurora Borealis. MARY VON DAVIS Birthplace: Como, Texas Compass Stait: Assemblies: Girl Re- serve lnterclub Representative: Honor Roll. IAMES DIETZ Birthplace: Forney, Texas Orchestra: Band: R. O. T. C. First Lieutenant. LETA MAE DOROUGH Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Lite Secretary: Chemistry Club: Homeroom Secretary: Los Aleqres: Girl Reserve: Compass Staff. BARBARA ANN DOSIER Birthplace: Shawnee, Oklahoma ANN DRAGNA Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Allied Youth: Girls Sport Club: Chorus. GENE DUBEY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Football: Hi-Y: R, O. T. C. Technical Sergeant. ERNEST EASLEY Birthplace: Hemphill, Texas R. O. T. C. Captain: Wozencrait l Drill: Armistice Day Parades: Base- f ball: Track: Football Letterman: Hon- orable Mention All-City Football Team: Letterman Club: Compass Staff: Homeroom Vice-President: As- semblies: Co-Captain Football Team: Crack Company: Rifle Markmanship Medal: Efficiency Company. EDNA FRANCES ELAM Birthplace: Dallas, Texas V x. :air if Viking Staff: Allied Youth: Home- room Vice-President. CAROLYN FERGUSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Linz Pins: Olympiad: San Souci: Pan-American Student Forum: Student Council: As- semblies: Linz Bible Award: N. F. L. Degree of Distinction: Debate Club President: City Meet Representative: Booster Committee: Compass Staff: Senior Pub Staff: Winner Girls' De- bate, North Dallas Tournament: Jockey Club. MARY FITZGERALD Birthplace: Dallas, Texas A Cappella Choir: Assemblies: Honor Roll. Page Twenly-ofne MARY HELEN FOSTER Birthplace: Maud, Texas Student Council, Chemistry Club. MARY RUTH FRANK Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Periqon Club, Chemistry Club, Linz Bible Award. BETTY FRANKLIN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom Vice-President. IOYCE GENTRY Birthplace: Malakofi, Texas Chemistry Club, Girl Reserve. GERTRUDE GENTSCH Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Art Club, Girls Sport Club, Sketch Club, Allied Youth. Page Twenty-two l . gi . lOYCE LA VERNE GlLL Birthplace: Kerens, Texas IEWEL GORDON Birthplace: St. Louis, Missouri Thalian Secretary, Hi-Lite, National Honor Society, Linz Pins. MARY VlVlAN GRAVES Birthplace: Melissa, Texas GILMAN GRAY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society President, lVA Class Vice-President, Football Letterman, Track, Tennis, Viking Associate Editor, Compass Sports Editor, R. O. T. C. Captain, Presiding ludqe, Associate ludqe, luvenile Traffic Court, High Honor Roll, Peri- qon Club, Linz Pin, Literary Letter, One-Act Play Contest. CLIFFORD HADAWAY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas li N T Graduated Ianuary, l945, Basket- ball, Baseball. I i , K' :K . X . , . f . IIMMY HAMILTON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C. Staff Sergeant: Booster Committee .... Homeroom Vice - Presi- dent: Compass Staff: Parades: Honor Roll: Basketball: Student Council. ROSALYN HANEY Birthplace: Corsicana, Texas Chemistry Club: Los Aleqres: Pan- American Student Forum: San Souci: North Star: Band: Compass Staff: Periqon Club: Philharmonic Society: Assemblies: Greater Dallas Music Festival: Delphian. IAMES HANSEN Birthplace: Shreveport, Louisiana Basketball Letterman: Baseball: Let- terman Club Vice-President: Home- room Vice-President, Secretary: Chemistry Club: Student Council: Compass Staff. lOHN HANSEN Birthplace: Shreveport, Louisiana Basketball Letterman: Baseball: Let- terman Club: Chemistry Club: Stu- dent Council: Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent: Compass Staff: Honorable Mention All-City Backetball. PAT HARDAWAY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society Secretary: Four-Year Linz Pin: Upper Council: Chemistry Club: High Honor Roll: N. F. L. Degree of Honor: San Souci President: Delphian: Viking Staff: Compass Staff: Assemblies: Home- room Vice-President: Debate Club: Evert's Award: Senior Class Committee. MARY FRANCES HARDIE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas IVA Class Secretary: Olympiad Treasurer: San Souci President: Hon- or Roll: Booster Committee: Student Council: Assemblies: Compass Staff: Basketball Ticket Seller: Los Aleqres: Aurora Borealis. DOROTHY HARPER Birthplace: Lindale, Texas Pep Squad: Chemistry Club. lOYCE HARROWER Birthplace: Iackson, Michigan Homeroom Secretary: Hi-Lite Presi- dent, Treasurer: Linz Pin. ANN HAST Birthplace: Los Angeles, California Thalian: Homeroom President, Vice- President, Secretary: Student Coun- cil: Crack Company. IANIE HATHAWAY Birthplace: Nacoqdoches, Texas Page Twenty-three DIANA HAWLEY Birthplace: Minneapolis, Minnesota Library Assistant: Latin Club: Pan- American Student Forum Treasurer: Latin Tournament Winner: Perigon Club: Linz Pin: Linz Bible Award: High Honor Roll: National Honor So- ciety: Student Council: Homeroom Secretary: Essay Contest. NANCY HAYASHI Birthplace: Oakland, California Thalian: Student Council: Homeroom President: Chemistry Club: Girls Sport Club. BOBBYE HEARD Birthplace: Throckmorton, Texas I-Iomeroom President: Chemistry Club: Senior Pub Staff: San Souci: Senior Committees: High Honor Roll: Linz Pin: Perigon Club. ROSEMARY HICKMAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pep Squad: Greater Dallas Music Festival: Library Assistant: Assemblies. BETTY ANN HICKS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Cheerleader: Olympiad: Ioclcey Club: Student Council Secretary, Parlia- mentarian: San Souci Secretary: Viking Business Manager: National Honor Society: Compass Staff: Boost- er Committee Secretary: Four-Year Linz Pin: Everts' Award: Homeroom Secretary: Debate Club: Chemistry Club: Camera Club: N. F. L. Degree oi Honor: High Honor Roll: Pep Squad: Assemblies: Parades: Office Assistant: Senior Class Committees: Kiwanis Original Radio Play Con- test: Aurora Borealis. Puge Twenty-four DERRY HILGER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom Vice-President, Secretary: Tennis Club: Ouiz Kid Finalist: Peri- gon Club Vice-President: Los Aleg- res: Art Club: National Honor So- ciety: First Place Constitutional Ouiz Contest: R. O. T. C. Staff Sergeant: Parades: Crack Company: Assemblies. VAN B. HILL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Allied Youth: Phil- harmonic Society: Orchestra: Orange Band: R. O. T. C. Band: Executive Officer, First Division Winner Dallas Solo and Ensemble Contest: Assemblies. DAVID HIRMON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Student Council: R. O. T. C. First Sergeant: Assem- bliesz Crack Company: Armistrice Day Parades. NEVA HOLSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas PEP SCIUGd: LOS Alegres: Allied Youth: Chemistry Club: Assemblies. REVA HOLSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas PEP SCIUCYCR Los Alegres: Allied Youth: Chemistry Club: Assemblies. CAROL HUGHES Birthplace: Ossininq, New York Chemistry Club: Chor'uS: Assem- blies: Honor Roll: Hi-Lite. DOROTHY HUGULEY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Pan-Ameri- can Student Forum Advisory Coun- cil: Chemistry Club: Four-Year Linz Pin: Everts' Award: Homeroom Presi- dent, Secretary: Los AleqreS: Chorus: High Ronor Roll. MARY HUSUNG Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pep Squad: Viking Staff. RUTH ANNE HUTCHINSON E' Birthplace: Del Rio, Texas l Chemistry Club: Homeroom Secre- tary: Student Council: Chorus. l t , DON IACKSON ' , Birthplace: Rush Springs, Oklahoma ' 2 Art Club: Student Council: Home- ' room Vice-President: Compass Staff: , Chemistry Club: History Club. jk --': ' 4 :i-, 1 tlt: '. , is ix. EQ' fm - 55:2- 0- . ' lf. W l gy in BETTY lOHNSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secretary: Compass Staff: Linz Bible Amard: Linz Pins: A Cappella Choir: Assemblies: Chemistry Club: History Club: Pan-American Student Forum: Greater Dallas Music Festival: Muzic Letter: Junior Red Cross: Office As- sistant: National Honor Society: Student Council. BETTY GENE IONES Birthplace: St. Louis, Missouri Homeroom President: Art Club Treas- urer: Delphian: San Souci Treasurer: Chorus. IEAN ANN IONES Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: History Club Vice-President ,Secretary: Chemistry C . . lub, Los Aleqres: Pan-American Student Forum: Four-Year Linz Pin: Everts' Award: Linz Bible Award: Assemblies. lERRY IUMPER Birthplace: Tucumcari, New Mexico Homeroom Vice-President: Chemistry Club: Viking Staff. DUAINE KARR Birthplace: Brownfield, Texas Track Letterman: Sharpshooter, Marksman Medals: Football. Page Twenty-five BILLY KAUFMAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Basketball Manager: R. O. T. C. Sergeant, Chemistry Club. lOHN KELLER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas HELEN CAROL LAMAR Birthplace: Kansas City, Missouri BOBBY LAMM Birthplace: Greenville, Texas MARGARET LANDRETH Birthplace: Bromnwood, Texas Homeroom Secretary, Vice-President: Chemistry Club, Linz Pins. Page Twenly-six LUCY LEDBETTER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Clympiadq loclcey Club: San Soucip Pan-American Student Forumy Honor Roll, Most Popular Freshman. MAURINE LESTER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pep Squad: Chorus. IOYCE LEWIS Birthplace: San Antonio, Texas THERESA LIEBREICH Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian President, Vice-President, lockey Club Vice-President, Student Council, Homeroorrr President, Secre- tary, Hiah Honor Rollg Linz Ping Compass Staff. MARTHA LILES Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Litey Thalian Vice-President, Secretary: Honor Roll. ED LONVICK Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Periqon Club. MARTIN LOVVORN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Student Council President: Chemistry Club President: National Honor So- ciety Vice-President: Horneroom Pres- ident: R. O. T. C. Captain: Lone Star Boys' State: Iunior Rotarian: Senior Committee: Linz Pins: Everts' Award: High Honor Roll: Viking Staff: Com- pass Manaqinq Editor: Booster Com- mittee: Assemblies: Armistice Day Parades. IOYCE LUDWICK Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Homeroom Secre- tary-Treasurer. GERALDINE MARKS Birthplace: Brooklyn, New York Honor Roll: Speech T o u rn a m e nt Chairman: Advanced Swimming Assistant. BARBARA MARTIN Birthplace: Orlando, Florida I I 3 I A 5, t ' I Rm X . t,vyi 1 , is W. .. M . 'VT' '- -Q LV fi I I tt ,u 1 . -ff .,,,,W.-I f. BILL MARTIN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Football Letterman: Track: Regimen- tal Commander: R. O. T. C. Major: IVA Class President: National Honor Society: Student Council: Linz Pins: High Honor Roll: Iunior Rotarian: Chemistry Club: Viking Staff: Home- room President: Assemblies: Camp Dallas Company Commander: Efficiency Medal. MARGARET MARTYN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom Vice-President: Four-Year Linz Pin: Chemistry Club: San Souci: Essay Contests: Everts' Award. KENNETH McALEXANDER Birthplace: Paris, Texas R. O. T. C, Major: Regimental Execu- tive Officer: Student Council: Home- room Vice-President: Football: Ten- nis: Basketball: Chemistry Club President: Compass Staff: Assem- blies: Honor Holi: Camp Dallas Ex- ecutive Officer: Rifle Expert Medal: Rifle Team. ALICE MCCLINTOCK Birthplace: Wichita, Kansas Linz Pins: Allied Youth. MARY ANNE McGARTH Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Lite: Chemistry Club. Page Twenty-rewfl PATSY McKAY Birthplace: Houston, Texas Hi-Lite: Thalian. BOB MILLS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: R. O. T. C. First Lieutenant: Armistice Day Parades. BOB MILSTEAD Birthplace: Wichita Falls, Texas Senior Pub Editor-in-Chief: Compass Editor: Viking Ioke Editor: Booster Committee Chairman: Iimior Ro- tarian: Student Council: Homeroom Vice-President: Assemblies: N. D. War Chest Speaker: Periqon Club: Debate Club: Color Guard: Boys De- bate: First Place Boys Declamation N. D. Tournament: Second Place City War Chest Speech Contest: N. F. L. Degree of Distinction: Aurora Bore- alis: Honor Roll: Parades. TI-IELMA MIXON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Pan-Ameri- can Student Forum President: Los Aleqres President: Periqon Club: Hi- Lite: Student Council: Essay Con- test: Hiqh Honor Roll: Four-Year Linz Pin: Viking Staff: Everts' Award: Homeroom Vice-President. MARC MOORE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Rifle Team: Basketball Letterman: Letterman Club: Track: R. O. T. C. Captain: Aurora Borealis: Compass Staff: Senior Pub Staff. Page Twenly-eight RAYMOND MORGAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Track: Football: Homeroom President. IMA JEAN MUIRHEAD Birthplace: Avalon, Texas Girl Reserve Secretary, Vice- President. AUDREY IEAN MUNSON Birthplace: Minneapolis, Minnesota Assemblies: All-City Orchestra: His- tory Club: Homeroom Secretary, President. WILLIAM CLYDE NICI-IOLSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Greater Dallas Music Festival First Division Medals: Orange Band: Hi- Y: Camera Club: Philharmonic So- ciety: Track: Assemblies: R. O. T. C. Band Sergeant. R. B. NICHOLS Birthplace: Denver, Colorado R. O. T. C. Sergeant: Chemistry Club: Rifle Marksman. RICHARD NOBLES Birthplace: Fort Worth, Texas R. O. T. C. Technical Sergeant: Art Club: Crack Company. KATHERYN PENDLEY Birthplace: Midlothian, Texas BETTY PI-IELPS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Allied Youth: National Forensic League: Student Council: Debate Club. CLAIRE PICKENS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas San Souci: Homeroom Treasurer: De- bate Club Secretary: N. F. L. Degree of Distinction: Summer Speech Schol- arship: Senior Pub Business Man- ager: Honor Roll: Senior Class Com- mittee: Chemistry Club: Assemblies: Greater Dallas Music Festival: Essay Contests. ERIC POETSCHKE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C. Sergeant: Armistice Day Parades. ANNIE IO POLLARD Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club. IANIE POWELL Birthplace: Red Oak, Texas IOAN PRICE Birthplace: New York, New York National Honor Society: Linz Pins: Art Club: Pan-American Student Forum: Viking Art Editor. MAXINE RANES Birthplace: Dallas, Texas DOROTHY BIED Birthplace: Dallas, Texas North Star: Los Aleqres: Girl Be- serve: Chemistry Club: Assemblies. Page Twenty-nine ' FC CE H lEAN RIEK Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Student Council: Art Club. MONROE RODDY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C.: Homeroom Treasurer: Perigon Club: Parades. FRANK RONDEAU Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Debate Tournaments: Solo and En- semble Contest, First Division: Or- chestra: Orange Band: Philharmonic Society: Chemistry Club: Los Aleq- resp All-City Orchestra: History Club: Parades: Assemblies: National Forensic Leaque. TRUDY ROSEN Birthplace: Columbus, Ohio Pan-American Student Forum: Chorus. IEANNE ROVILLO Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom Secretary: San Souci: Clympiad: Compass Staff: Chorus: Ciiice Assistant: Los Aleqres: Assem- blies: Senior Committees. Page Thirty , fi - A A iw? 1 K . tj yggighg y in 1. vi-'rise' 3 ' QW Q - 33 ' t Xi J , s. X 'D , f' Z K, 43 if 53? tx V .. g.,,:5gw W x -tax 1 'Wx ROSS RUBLE Birthplace: Ada, Oklahoma R. O. T. C.: Chemistry Club: Chorus: Football. PEGGY RUNGE Birthplace: Los Angeles, California San Souci President: Art Club Treas- urer: H o m e r o o m Vice - President: Viking Staff: Senior Pub Staff: Pan- American Student Forum: Honor Roll: Olympiad. DEAN RUSSELL Birthplace: Ponca City, Oklahoma Art Club: Basketball: Football. HAROLD SCHMITT Birthplace: Sequin, Texas Periqon Club: Chemistry Club: Teri- nis: Honor Roll. LA VONNE SHIRLEY Birthplace: Kansas City, Missouri Pan-American Student Forum: Chem istry Club: Linz Pin: Viking Staff. MARY SHIRLEY Birthplace: Indianapolis, Indiana PATTY SIMMONS Birthplace: Loqansport, Louisiana Cheerleader, Olympiad Vice-Presi dent: Iockey Club Secretary: North Star: Upper Council: Compass Staff, Philharmonic Society President, Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secretary: Chemistry Club: North Dallas Little Theatre, Assembliesg Linz Pin. LUCY SINCLAIR Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hi-Lite: Compass Staff. BILLIE SLEDGE Birthplace: Buffalo, Texas Crack Company Captain. IERRY SMITH Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Horns- room Vice-President. QQWWJQV MARY ANN SMITH Birthplace: Memphis, Tennessee PEGGY SMITH Birthplace: Chandler, Texas National Forensic League: Debate Club: Assemblies: Speech Contests: Chemistry Club, First Place District Oratorical Declamationg Announcements. SUE SNIDER Birthplace: Allen, Texas YVONNE SPRAGUE Birthplace: Greenfield, Iowa FRANCES STONE Birthplace: Phoenix, Arizona National Forensic League, Camera Club, Debate Club: Library Assistant. Page Tbiriy-one VIRGINIA STONE Birthplace: Colorado, Texas Thalian: I-Ii-Lite. IACK TALLEY Birthplace: Wellington, Texas Football Letterman: Track: I-Ii-Y: I-Iomeroom Vice-President: Compass Staff: Chemistry Club. IOI-IN TAYLOR Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Art Club: Chemistry Club. VIRGINIA TAYLOR Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Periqon Club, Los Aleqres: History Club. ERNEST THOMPSON Birthplace: Waxahachie, Texas Football: Baseball: Hi-Y: R. O, T, C, Sergeant: Homeroom President, Vice- President. Page Thirtgf-two . ..... si... . I .:., l A .l y I V ,... E V. , .K , ,X -,:, A A I i '?',4'f llm L 2 C ZE- 5 -'-.: I :X A : ,S ,y-' fi LJ, I I .,l.l .... :.,,... g ...... . ,,l. ,,. i :i ' c I ti: lt E :if I ',.. I it 'ie- 2 1 ': I' V s sl r c BETTY TINSLEY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Viking Staff, Compass Staff: Stu de nt Council, Camera Club: Linz Bible Award: Four-Year Linz Pin. STEARNES TUCKER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Backetball, R. O. T, C. Corporal. BOB TURBYFILL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C. Sergeant: Periqon Club RUBY VADEN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chorus: Pep Squad. BOBBIE ANN VALEK Birthplace: Ennis, Texas HMMY VAN HUSS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C. Sergeant: Ft. O. T. C. Band: Oranae Band: Second DiviA sion Solo and Ensemble Contest Greater Dallas Music Festival: Or- chestra: Chorus: Assemblies: Home- room President: Track: Perqion Club: Parades. LOUISE VAUGHN Birthplace: Grand Saline, Texas Art Club: Honor Roll. IOANN VENTURA Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Olympiad: Iockey Club: l-lomeroom President: Compass Staff: Linz Pins: Pan-American Student Forum. STEPHEN VON PHUL Birthplace: St. Louis, Missouri Football, Track Letterman: B. O. T. C. Captain: Orange Band: Paracles: Assemblies: Solo and Ensemble Con- tests: Compass Staff: Basketball: Horneroorri Vice-President: Chemistry Club: Letterman Club: Camp Dallas: Philharmonic Society: Orchestra. llMMlE WALLACE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Football: Homeroom President, Vice- President: Student Council. , its X is rl AY 2 , 'lt' L .fd 'Q' ' Q X. 1 V. ..f..., vi . , I I 5,7 .. ' V-HW' A Q. BILLIE WARREN Birthplace: Dublin, Texas Philharmonic Society: Orange Band: Greater Dallas Music Festival, First Division, Solo and Ensemble Con- tests: Thalian: Art Club. AMARYLLIS WATTS Birthplace: Amarillo, Texas BOBBIE IO WEBB Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian: Homeroom Secretary: Art Club: Viking Staff: Compass Staff. DORRIS WEST Birthplace: Weatherford, Texas THOMAS WEST Birthplace: Dallas, Texas I-lomeroom President: Debate Tourna- ments: National Forensic League: Chemistry Club: Los Aleqres: R. O. T. C. Staff Sergeant: Par-ades: Camp Dallas: Golf Tteam. Page Thirty-three BETTY IANE WHITE Birthplace: Greenville, Texas Periqon Club: Chemistry Club: Assemblies: Chorus. MARTHA ANNE WHITE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Student Council: History Club: Periqon Club Treasurer: Homeroom Vice-President: National Forensic League: Assem- blies: Linz Pins: High Honor Roll: Viking Staff: Essay Contests. SUE ANN WHITLEY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Girl Reserve: Pep Squad. PATRICIA WILLIAMS Birthplace: Orlando, California Chorus. IUANITA WILSON Birthplace: Mineola, Texas Page Thirty- four GEORGE WINTERS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Football: Chemistry Club. IOSEPHINE WOOD Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Olympiad Secretary: Jockey Club President,, Treasurer: National Honor Society: Homeroom President: A Cappella Choir: Compass Staff: Na- tional Forensic League: Valentine Princess, 'NANDA WOODARD Birthplace: Maypearl, Texas Pep Squad: Linz Pin. EDNA IO WOODWARD Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Olympiad: Iockey Club: Hi-Lite: Homeroom Secretary: A Cappella Choir: Compass Staff: Assemblies: Music Award. DAVID WORKS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club: Viking Staff: Cam- era Club: Compcss Staff: R. O. T. C.: Parades. PATRICIA WRIGHT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Can Soucip Chorus. ENID YARBROUGH Birthplace: Dallas, Texas I-Iomeroom Secretary, Thrist Directory Assemblies. OLGA ZIMMERMAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chorus. EDWARD BRADY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Clubg Hi-Yg Honor Roll. I. A. MARINO Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Homeroom Presidentg Student Coun- cilg Booster Committee: Track Letter- mang Assembliesp Compass Staff. Page Thirty-five Page Thirty-six Class at Ianuary, 1946 President ...... Iack Carpenter Vice-President . . Gilbert Mabry Secretary . . . Kate Moore MARGIE ANN ANDERSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Viking Club Editor, Pan-American Student Forum, Allied Youth, Na- tional Honor Soiety, Linz Ping Li- brary Assistantg High Honor Roll. CAROLYN BARTHOLOMEW Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Thaliang Art Club. MERLE BATES Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Allied Youth, History Club. VIRGINIA BENNETT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas PEGGY BENSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Allied Youth, Girls Sport Club, Chorus, Periqon Club. MARGARET BOSWELL , Birthplace: Sweetwater, Texas Homeroom Presidentg Chorus, Crack I Company: Sports Club, Pan-Ameri- l can Student Forum, Allied Youth. BOBBIE IO CANNON Birthplace: Sulphur Sprinqs, Texas Chorus, Orchestra. IACK CARPENTER Birthplace: Lewisville, Texas IVB Class President: Football, Base- ball Lettermang R. O, T. C. Technical Sergeant. ROBERT CARTER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R. O. T. C. First Lieutenant: Chem- istry Club, Football, Armistice Day Parade, History Club, Pan-American Student Fosum. IOI-IN CAVE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club Vice-President. 5 i aw Page Thirly-seven ' D. C. CHANCEY Birthplace: Plano, Texas Basketball Letterman: Football: Base- ball: Chemistry Club: Letterman Club: Iunior Red Cross: Homeroom Vice-President: R. O. T. C. Sergeant: Second Place Camp Dallas Diving Medal: Rifle Marksman Medal: Ar- mistice Day Parade: Hi-Y: Honorable Mention All-City Basketball. IOANN COOLEY Birthplace: lasper, Texas Girls Sport Club President: Crack Company Corporal: Armistice Day Parade: Tennis Team. PATRICIA COPLEY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Four-Year Linz Pin: High Honor Roll: Everts' Award: A Cappella Choir: Viking IVB Editor: Student Council: Third Place Latin Tournament: Homeroom Vice-President, Treasurer: Debate, Declamation Contests: N. F. L. De- gree of Honor: Greater Dallas Music Festival: Music Award: Debate Club: lnterscholastic Spelling League: As- semblies: Essay Contests. ROBERT COTTEN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas History Club Second Vice-President: R. O. T. C. Company Clerk: Viking Staff: Chemistry Club: Compass Staff: Homeroom President: Armis- tice Day Parade. MARY LOUISE CRAFT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Olympiad: Thalian: Oiiice Assistant: Homeroom Secretary. Page Thirfy-eight GENE CROCKETT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Orchestra: Band: R. O. T. C. Second Lieutenant: Camera Club: Chemistry Club. DONALD CURRIN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Viking Staff: Football: Chemistry Club. PAUL DAVIS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R, O. T. C. First Lieutenant: Student Council: Football: Camp Dallas Ef- ficiency Medal: Armistice Day Parade. REGGIE DAVIS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Football Letterman: Homeroom Pres- ident, Vice-President: Basketball: Hi- Y Vice-President. IOYCE DEAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas ROBERT DEES Birthplace: Dallas, Texas R, O. T. C. Staff Sergeant: Camp Dallas: Homeroom President: Hi-Y. PAT DENHAM Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum: Allied Youth: Viking Staff. EDNA FENNER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Linz Pin: Allied Youth: Art Club: Chours. BILLIE FRYE Birthplace: Plainview, Texas Football: Track. L CARL WALLACE GARRETT 3 Birthplace: Tulsa: Oklahoma t R. O. T. C. Technical Sergeant: 1 Basketball: Assemblies: Tennis. t i V r 5. . 1 I .Vx i . wx. : is -we ' Wi ' fx l. Y, 1 'TA 1' , iff J 5.1 wg, 55,0 g :j,gj:,1..,:f ywliigs my .--ef es?-K. 'gi 'iffs-we Y if' W r- ffffnw . ' n '.--rwf'.' V J:-1,mv . . ffibav -ff'2:fn5f Q LZf:'.'3:... v .t'1-I-.lf ' 'f IQ' rf' HK 4 5 I 3 ,,. , L. --.sit i F f' Q W Ee 1 3 'Yun as-7 'Vim 4 Q at F ,rg-..- Wir' 3, IEANETTE HAMMOND Birthplace: Arlington, Texas vw 7 LAWRENCE HANDLEY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Allied Youth President, Vice-Presi- dent: Pan-American Student Forum President: R. O. T. C. Intelligence Officer: Parades. LEE HIGH Birthplace: Fort Worth, Texas Football, Track Letterman: Baseball: Hi-Y Treasurer: R. O. T. C.: Armis- tice Day Parade: Letterman Club: Assemblies: Track Medals. I. B. HOLLOWAY f' A Birthplace: Itasca, Texas 2-..,,,,. age Homeroom Secretary: Viking Staff: A Cappella Choir. l V ,-A . fi K T A PATRICIA HUDEL . Birthplace: Dallas, Texas g fi' f my W' Q 1 'lf' I Page Thirly-nine BILL HUNTER Birthplace: Kansas City, Missouri Homeroom Vice-President: Hi-Y Sec- retary: R. O. T. C. First Sergeant: Football. ALBERTA ILLE Birthplace: Grandtield, Oklahoma -1 -- JOYCE--IACOB Birthplace: Midland, Texas BARBARA IENNINGS Birthplace: Oakland, California SHIRLEY IOHNSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian: San Souci Treasurer: Na- tional Honor Society: Homeroom Sec- retary: Linz Pins: High Honor Roll: A Cappella Choir: Greater Dallas Music Festival: Interscholastic Spell- inq League: Student Council: Chern- istry Club: Music Award. Page Forty GUS IONES Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Hornercorn Vice-President: R. O. T. C.: Crack Company: Armistice Day Pa- rade: Football: Baseball. MARIORIE KNIGHT Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Upper Council: Olympiad: Thalian: High Honor Roll: Pour-Year Linz Pin: Everts' Award: Art Club: Chemistry Club. RUTH LANGFORD Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Thalian. TOM LOVELL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas B. O. T. C. First Lieutenant: Camp Dallas American Legion Award. IEAN MAYO Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Olympiad: Iockey Club: Cheerlead- er: Office Assistant: Horneroom Pres- ident: Valentine Queen. ROGER MONTGOMERY Birthplace: Ouitaque, Texas Football: Track. KATE MOORE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas IVB Class Secretary: Delphian Vice- President, Secretary: lockey Club Secretary: Homeroom President, Sec- retary: Student Council: Linz Pins: Latin Club: Valentine Princess. LUCILE MOORE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Student Council: Linz Pin: Art Club Vice-President: Honor Roll: Latin Club. IRENE OLSON Birthplace: Clifton, Texas Girls Sports Club: Linz Pin: Pan- Arnerican Student Forum: Homeroorn Vice-President, President: Chemistry Club. MORRIS PALUMBO Birthplace: Dallas, Texas PATSY ANN PARK Birthplace: Kemp, Texas French Club: A Cappella Choir: Assemblies. lACK PATTON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Upper Coun- cil Publicity Director: High Honor Roll: Linz Pin: Viking Editor: Com- pass Copy Editor: N. F. L. Degree of Excellence: Speech Letter: Pan- American Student Forum Vice-Presi- dent: Homeroom President, Vicee President: City Declamation Con- tests: Assemblies: R. O. T. C. Cap- tain: Wozencrait Drill: Camp Dallas Best Citizen: Chemistry Club Vice- President: Traffic Court Presiding Judge. NORMA PAYNE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas BOBBY PERKINS Birthplace: Greenville, Texas Latin Club: Chemistry Club: Honor Roll: Orange Band: R. O. T. C. Band: Greater Dallas Music Festivals. HAROLD PICKEL Birthplace: Greenville, Texas Page Forty-one V MARY PRICE Birthplace: New York, New York GENE RANDALL Birthplace: Belleville, Kansas Philharmonic Society. MILTON RICHARDSON Birthplace: San Antonio, Texas R. O. T. C. Sergeant: Parades. MARTHA ANNIE RITCHIE Birthplace: Palmer, Texas Linz Ping National Honor Society: High Honor Roll. IOAN ROWLAND Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian President: Homeroom President: Iunior Red Cross. Page Forty-two ,sfv z i J r IUNE RYAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas NORMAN SCI-IATZMAN Birthplace: Brooklyn, New York Chemistry Club. MARY NELL SCI-IUMANN Birthplace: Topeka, Kansas Pep Squad: Allied Youth: Parades Chemistry Club: Vikinq Staff. PAT SI-IERWOOD Birthplace: Abilene, Kansas Olympiad: A Cappella Choir: Stu dent Council: Assemblies. DOLLIE MAE SLOCUM Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Viking Staff. X I MARY STRASBURGER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas National Honor Society: Upper Coun- cil Parliamentairan: N. F. L. Degree of Excellence: Debate Club: Thalian Vice-President: Booster Committee: High Honor Roll: Linz Pins. ANNE TAULMAN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Olympiad: Homeroom Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer: Crack Company. BARBARA TERRELL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian: Thalian: Homeroom President. GORDON WAGNER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Band: Solo and Ensemble Contests, Second Division Greater Dallas Music Festival. THELMARIE WALL Birthplace: Atlanta, Texas NANCY WARLICK Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphian Treasurer: Iockey Club: Student Council: Thalian: Art Club President, Vice-President: Linz Pin: IVB Class Treasurer. FRANKLIN -WICKS Birthplace: Petty, Texas R. O. T. C. Staff Sergeant. SARA WHITEHURST Birthplace: Dallas, Texas BERT WILLIAMS Birthplace: Sulphur Springs, Texas Chemistry Club: Camera Club: A Cappella Choir. RONALD WRIGHT Birthplace: Waco, Texas Chemistry Club: R. O. T. C. Second Lieutenant: Armistice Day Parades: Camp Dallas. Page Forty-three BOBBIE IEANE WYNN Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Delphians: Student Council: Home' room Secretary. FRANCES YOUNG Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Girl Reserve: Chemistry Club. EARL DAWSON Birthplace: Longview, Texas ROBERTA FIELD Birthplace: St. loseph, Missouri Allied Youth: Pep Squad: HOIHGTOON Vice-President, Secretary: Tennis Team: Parades: Assemblies: Crack Company. RUBY GRIZZARD Birthplace: Abilene, Texas Linz Pins: Pan-American Student Forum: Homeroom Treasurer: Stu- dent Council: Essay Contests: Linz Bible Award: Hiqh Honor Roll: Asemblies. Page Forty-four E' BILL HEARD Birthplace: Throckmorton, Texas Chemistry Club: Periqon Club: Art Club: Honor Roll. CURC1 IOHNSON Birthplace: Iackson, Mississippi Periqon Club: R. O. T. C.: Track. MARY MARSHALL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas History Club: Student Council: All- City Orchestra: Pan-American Stu- dent Forum: Linz Pin. BILLY MAX MOORE Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Art Club: Winner New York Art Award: Viking Staff. Class of Icmucxry, 1945 FRANCES BALL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Graduated Ianuary, 1945, A Cap- pella Choir, Art Club, Camera Club, Hi-Lite, All-City Choir, Assemblies BOLTON BOONE, IR. Birthplace: San Marcos, Texas Graduated Ianuary, 1945, A Cap- pella Choir, History Club, Chemistry Club, Senior Play Cast. AL BROOKING Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Graduated Ianuary, 1945, Chemistry Club, R. O. T. C. Captain, Crack Company. VIVIAN CARLSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Graduated Ianuary, 1945, Girl Re- erve, R. O. T. C. Corporal, All-City Orchestra, Orange Band, Greater Dallas Music Festival, Assemblies. FRANCES DAVIS Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Graduated January, 1945, I-li-Lite President: Senior Play Cast. Page Flirty-six We 9 : EUGENE EMBRY Birthplace: Paducah, Texas Graduated Ianuary, 1945, Chemistry Club. CLIFFORD HADAWAY Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Compass Sports Editor, Basketball, Football, Baseball Letterman, Letter- man Club Secretary: Quill Gnd Scroll, Romeroom President, R. O. T. C., Senior Assembly, Parades, Senior Play, Student Council. LOUISE HERRING Birthplace: Montgomery, Alabama Graduated january, 1945: Parades, Assemblies, Pep Squad. HELEN LITTLE Birthplace: Weslaco, Texas Graduated Ianuary, 1945. SUNSHINE MANN Birthplace: Estelline, Texas Graduated Ianuary, 1945, Perigon Club, Chorus, Honor Roll. LAIRD MCCANN Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois Graduated Ianuary, 1945: Perigon Club Vice-President, Treasurer: Chemistry Club: Camera Club: As- semblies: Senior Assembly Com- mittee: Student Council: Honor Roll: I-Iomeroom President, Vice-President: Office Assistant: R. O. T. C. Captain: Crack Company: Rifle Team: Armis- tice Day Parades. BILLY MITCHELL Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Graduated Ianuary, 1945: Debate Club: Debate Tournament: Student Council: Linz Pin: Linz Bible Award: Philharmonic Society: Senior Assem- bly: R. O. T. C. First Sergeant: Senior Play Cast: Greater Dallas Music Festival First Division Medal: Band Letter. CHARLENE MOORE Birthplace: Ranger, Texas Graduated Ianuary, l945: Debate Club: I-Ii-Lite: Compass Staff: Na- tional Forensic League Speech Tour- nament: Homeroom President, Treas- urer: Senior Play Cast. IOHNNIE RIED Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Graduated Ianuary, l945: R. O. T. C. Sergeant: Crack Company: Efficiency Company: Armistice Day Parades. OLIVER SNYDER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Graduated Ianuary, l945: Chemistry Club: R. O. T. C. Captain. E. C. STEPI-IENSON Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Graduated Ianuary, 1945. EARLE SWEATMON Birthplace: Rochester, Texas Graduated Ianuary, l945 VIRGINIA TURNER Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Graduated Ianuary, 1945: Camera Club: A Cappella Choir: All-City Choir: Senior Assembly: Greater Dallas Music Festival: Student Coun- cil: Honor Roll: Office Assistant: Compass Staff: Senior Pub Staff. Page Forty-seven rx-:gg ' .X ,... . fm V. .N Hyff ' Q I -f-. M ' Q . K W a , f M-Ln.. Zw7Q,,1jQ Vu? 01, I H c ,, W 1 A .C-Ly!! 'li 41 ,ff X ! x ff! H In U r y W -Q M O ii, fwf Q jgfff, wr fi H 4 .-:-fffiiz. - IOUQ' ugaf: ii q v w-JL, x M I- g sm! H X Q7'-fx 70 s fil, ' bf .7 i gui -il R X 0 , A Q! QQQQQ- QQ if 0,51 4414 P 1' NX Q ff., x-9 rflfff 'f Jo X ,Wm RKEWNN A2 AZRNE Qggifgsgfk AHL my N575 QE SS xgiwgkwggjmwxapxx Wm xg M W viii Mi QZESXRE F4 2222? V Viking Staff PBQDUCTION STAFF Sponsors . .......... Mary Bertrand, Nell Lawler Editors ................... lack Patton, Gilman Gray Class Editors ............... Pat Copley, Mary Ann Bowman Department Heads . . Margie Anderson, Bill Martin, Bob Milstead, Martin Lovvorn Assistants- Dollie Slocum, Thelma Mixon, La Vonne Shirley, Pat Denham, Martha White, I. B. Holloway, Bobert Cotten, Bob Biar, Patsy Hardway, lean Conner, Mary Nell Schumann, Donald Currin SNAPSHOTS Sponsor . ....... . . William Morris Editor ...................,.. David Blackburn Assistantsf Betty Davis, Frances Stone, Tony Bradford, Betty Tinsley, Iames Farley, David Works ABT STAFF Sponsor . .,.... . . . 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Mary Frances Hardie, Mary Ann Bowman, Io Wood, Theresa Leibriech Addled Ads . . . Carolyn Ferguson, Ieanne Bovillo, loan Ventura, Bobbie Webb Band Notes . ............ Gene Randall, Bosalyn Haney Letterman . . . ........ Marc Moore Company Street . . ......... Don Iackson Fronts .... . Ayleen Armstrong, Pat Hardaway Clubs . . . . Rosemary Hickman, Betty Davis Copy Editor . ........ lack Patton Page Fifty-two F all Martin Lovvorn . Gloria Knight . . Betty Hicks . . . Mary Strasburger lack Patton . . Martin Lovvorn Gilman Gray lack Patton Pat Hardaway Billy Penn Barbara Copeland Pat Underwood Mary Bruton Gerry Simpson Bichard Hall Martha Coonrad Carol Bitner PeCJQIY DeGratfenrie Bobby Temple d Student Council OFFICERS . . . President . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . . . . Parliamentarian . . . Publicity Director . UPPER COUNCIL Betty Hicks Mary Strasburger Marjorie Knight Betty Davis LOWER lohnilu Lewis lohn Stone Ioan Scallon Norma Baron limmy Hamilton lames Lemons Wanda Tarleton Frances Strode Ann Sippola Talma Biles lohn Iohnson Bobby Davis Nita Heard lack Cooper COUNCIL Bob Clayton Patsy Hannah lanie Weaver Elizabeth Hunsucker Wincie Dell Gavin Carolyn Weaver Beth Kniqht Dorothy Welch Nancy Warlick Betty Ellis Spring . . Martin Lovvorn . . Gilman Gray . . . Betty Davis . Mary Strasburger . . lack Patton Dick lackson Yvonne Armour Barbara Hershiield Carolyn Ferguson Diana Hawley Dick Dabney Mary Frances Hardie Shirley lohnson Henry Mobley Thelma Mixon Eleanor Willard Nancy Hayashi Bob Milstead Page Fifty three Booster Committee The Booster Committee was organized last fall. lt serves as a student relations committee between the administration and the student body. The main achievements of the committee are the pep assemblies last tall, the memorial assembly and the Valentine Dance. SPONSORS Mrs. Whatley Mr. Matthews MEMBERS Bill Martin limmy Hamilton Mary Frances Hardie Mary Strasburqer lack Patton Mary Ann Bowman Carolyn Ferguson Betty Ann Hicks Martin Lovvorn Bob Milstead Betty Davis , Page Fifly-four Fall Merle Bates . . Lawrence Handley Iune Boswell . . Mauricia Keathly Mabel Baldwin . Margie Ann Anderson Merle Bates Peggy Benson Iune Boswell Margaret Boswell Gene Canadine Carmen Cantu Violet Cooper Allied Youth OFFICERS . President . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Sergeant-at-Arms . Sponsor . Dorothy Dedinger Patricia Denham Angeline Dragna Ann Dragna Edna Fenner Mauricia Keathley Marion Moellenburg Elouise McGregor Spring Lawrence Handley Dorothy Dendinger . . .' Pat Denham George Spalding . . Mabel Baldwin La Verne Puckett Betty Russell George Spalding Clin Terry Katheryn Watkins Eleanor Willard Diana Hawley Lawrence Handley Page F fig H X 1 Fall Iean Earl Elliott . Billie Champion . Nancy lourdan . loseph Piccola . PeQQY Runge . . leanne Adair . . Katherine Bradford Ieanne Adair Ayleen Armstrong Marka Leta Barnes Carol Bitner Barbara Brown Marjorie Brown lo Ellen Clanton Dorothy Clark Billy Cummons Dick Dabney g Fifty-six 'K' l Af- 'ffl ,fax ff X 1 Art Club OFFICERS . . . . President . . . . . . First Vice-President . . . Second Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . . . . Treasurer . . . Sergeant-at-Arms . Sponsor . . MEMBERS lean Earl Elliott Edna Fenner Gertrude Gentsch Arthur Gittord Don Iackson Betty Gene Iones Charlene lones Nancy lourdan Anne Kinman Ralph Masters Billy Max Moore Lucile Moore loseph Piccola Ioan Price Paul Riley PeCJQY Runge Betty Russell Dean Russell loan Scallon Marguerite Sebring Spring . lean Earl Elliott . . Lucille Moore . Nancy Warlick . Billie Champion Betty Gene Iones Billy Max Moore Katherine Bradford loanne Slocum Arlene T. Tinkler Pat Underwood Mildred Vaughan Louise Vaughan Marilyn Walker Nancy Warlick Billie Warren Ierry Willows Anna Woltenden Fall Mary Bruton . . Io Bell Chapman Mimi lohnson . Ioyce Harrower . Dale Driver . Dolores Barnum Io Bell Chapman Barbara Copeland Leia Mae Dorouqh Ioyce Givens Pat Hansard Rosemary Henry Barbara lenninqs Hi-Lites OFFICERS . President . . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Sponsor . Thelma Mixon leanne Baloke Lucy Sinclair Billie Taylor Wyiiqie Blair Caxnille Cole Iackie Dean Vifanda Furr Spring . Ioyce Harrower . . lackie Dean . Leia Mae Dorouqh . Thelma Mixon . Dale Driver Dorothe Hamilton loyce Harrower Carol Hughes Mary Anne McGrath Pat Monroe Dolores Batteree Maureen Sweatman lane White Page Fifty-seven 4 FALL Martin Lovvorn . Iohn Cave . . Betty Davis . . C. L. Syron . . Eddie Acker Iacquelyn Alteneau Iimmy Apperson loe Bartlett Bob Barton Betty Lee Bennett Peggy Benson Bob Biar Talma Biles Frank Blanchard Ed Brady Al Brooking Betty Brooking Mary Bunn Barbara Burke Rosemary Burke lean Campbell Bobbie Cannon Marjorie Carter Robert Carter Iohn Cave D. C. Chancey Camille Cole Lloyd Collier lean Conner Nettie Cooper Page Fzfly-eight Chemistry Club Barbara Copeland Robert Cotten Grace Covey Gene Crockett Donald Currin Betty Davis Bobby Davis Roger Davis Waid Dean Leta Mae Dorough Tommy Dowlearn Barbara Elliott Betty Ellis Eugene Embry lack Ettinger Paul Farley Mary Foster Billie Frye Franses Gieb Pauline Gomer Iohnny Goodwin Iackie Green Andrew Gwynne Iohn Hansen Dave Harrell Francis Heald OFFICERS . . President . . Vice-President . Secretary . . Sponsor . MEMBERS Bobbye Heard Don Henderson Charles Henton Betty Ann Hicks I. B. Holloway Carroll Hornburg Donald Howard Carol Hughes Fred Hughes Dorothy Huguley Elizabeth Hunsucker Beverly lvanees Don Iackson Shirley Iohnson Iean Iones Ierry Iumper Io Ann Kennedy Gloria Knight Marjorie Knight Edward Lonvick Martin Lovvorn Ioyce Ludwick Frank Lynch lane McAdam Kenneth McAleXander Mary Ann McGrath Billy Martin Roy Martin Margaret Martyn Betty Metcalf Tommy Mead Bob Mills Kathleen Minter Maxine Montgomery Dorothy Norgaard R. B. Nichols Irene Olson Dorothy Palm lack Patton Bob Perkins Annie Io Pollard Margaret Pool Cleburne Price Bill Richardson Dorothy Roach Milton Richardson Elizabeth Ross Ross Ruble Ieanette Russell Howard Sampley Norman Schatzman SPRING Kenneth Mcl-Xlexander . . . lack Patton . Betty Ann Hicks . . C. L. Syron Harold Schmitt George Schneider La Vonne Shirley Mack Shorter Katherine Simpson Suzanne Slaughter Dollie Slocum Peggy Smith Frances Stone Mary Strasburger Oliver Snyder Iack Talley Iohn Taylor Rex Thomas Wanda Thomason Ieannine Trapnell Ieanne Twist David Works Gordon Wagner Neal Walker Betty White Bert Williams Patricia Williams Rosemary Woodfin Ermin Wood Ronald Wright Frances Young Perigon Club The Perigon Club is the oldest club in this school, dating from May 3, 1922. lt is devoted to the consideration ot mathematical diversions and kindred topics.. One activity is the game of chess, and a tournament is held each spring to determine the chess champion of the school. Picnics and other socials are held occasionally. Pall loe Tate . . . Laird McCann . Thelma Mixon . Martha White . Sunshine Mann . Arthur W. Harris Rosemary Burke Nadine Calvert Barbara Copeland Gilman Gray Diana Hawley Bobby Heard Edward Lonvick OFFICERS . . President . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . Sponsor . MEMBERS Sunshine Mann Bob Milstead Thelma Mixon Henry Mobley Monroe Roddy Leroy Rowlett Martin Schlessinger Spring . . Gilman Gray . . Bob Milstead . Virginia 'Taylor . Harold Schmitt . Monroe Roddy Arthur W. Harris Harold Schmitt George Schfieider Iimmy Tagqert Ioe Tate Virginia Taylor Bob Turbytill Martha White 'Page F f 31 Fall loan Rowland . Theresa Liebreich Kate Moore . . Nancy Warlick . Clara Bansome . Mary Brackeen Beth Broaden Betty Broolcinq Patricia Brooks Carolyn Cole lean Elliott Ierry Elliott Betty Ellis Pg Sxty f' , 'LQ X 1. .H A ,f 'I .Mfr 4 ' FI' x' wi fm' f - 5:21-A ', Delphians OFFTCEBS . . . President . . . . . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Sponsor . MEMBERS Barbara Fleming Bosalyn Haney Pat Hardaway Shirley lohnson Betty Gene lones Theresa Liebreich Gwen Moore Kate Moore Spring Theresa Liebreich . . Kate Moore . Patricia Brooks . Mary Braclceen . Clara Bansorne loan Bowland Gerry Simpson Barbara Terrell Carolyn Travis Nancy Warlick Carolyn Weaver Bobbie Webb Bobby lean Wynn .ii , 4 . ' gg ' nv , , President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Talma Biles Frank Blanchard Sidney Boyd Johnny Cole Ed Courson Gene Crockett I Camera Club orriorns Betty Davis Raymond Ford Betty Ann Hicks Nancy Iourdan Charles Lewis Billy Nichols David Blackburn . Tony Bradford . Frances Stone Betty Tinsley Bill Underhill Bert Williams Georqe Winters David Works Page Sixty one President . . Vice-President . Secretory . . Sponsor . Eiderieen Beik Pot Copley Betty Dovis Potui Foriey Ann Foster Frotnces Cfodberry Potsy Hordowoty Betty Ann Hicks Noncy Hopkins Page Szxly-two Debate Club OFFICERS MEMBERS Asct Hunt Yvonne Kersh lone McKnight Bob Miisteod Betty Phelps Fronk Bondectu Henri Bob Busseil Ioan Scoiion Peqqy Smith ff Coroiyn Ferguson . . lock Potion . Cioire Pickens S. Stoniey Knopp George Spoiolinq Cbories Squibb Frcfnces Stone Mary Strorsburqer Thonios West Morthor White Iere Wisdom Iosephine Wood i . -..... ,, President . . . Vice-President . . Secretary .... Recording Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms . Archivist .... Parliamentarian . Mildred Alexander Rosalie Baker lohn Curter Marguerite Eggell Richard Henley Bill Moler Henry Mobley Elizabeth Ross Leroy Rowlett History Club OFFICERS MEMBERS Sharon Sattyrnan Carrol Taylor Bobby Temple Mary Ioel Vershoyle Peqqy' Walden Kenneth White Mary Margaret Woodward Phillip West . . Bill Stanley . lean lones, Robert Cotton Mauricia Keathley . Mary Marshall . Ted McKenny . . Iohn Iohnson . . Roy Wood Elouise McGregor Wanda Furr Audrey Munson Sue Barnette Anthony Carriilo Billy Nobles Lonnie Moyt Eleanor Willard Dorothy Dendinger Page Sixty three f1t2ilPEz?'ii5SW A xr .K., g V-,wg Fall Gloria Knight . . Florene Black . Suzanne Smith . Mary Campbell . Bess Keller . . lean Mayo Anne Taulman Carolyn Ferguson Mary Antoine Bobbie Robins Edna Io Woodward Patricia Sherwood Page Sixty-four Olympiad Club OFFICERS . . President . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . , . Sponsor '. PeCJCJY Runge Mary Louise Craft loseplqine Grace Marjorie Knight Lucy Ledbetter Patsy Patrick lean Bovillo Spring . Mary Campbell . . . . Patty Simmons . . . . Iosepliine Wood Mary Frances Hardie . . . . .Bess Keller Io Ann Ventura Betty Hicks Betty Davis Barbara I-lershfield Frances Gieb Virginia Hoeizel . ., ,, 52.155, , r Pan-American Student Forum Fall OFFICERS Lawrence Handley . . . . President . . Ramon Ford . . . . Vice-President . Shirley Canales . . . Secretary . . Pat Denham . . . . Treasurer . . Olin Terry . . . Sergeant-at-Arms Gene Kelly . . . Reporter . . Parliamentarian . . Olatia Crane . . . . Sponsor . . MEMBERS Margie Ann Anderson Elderleen Belk Margaret Boswell Carmen Cantu Pat Denham Margaret Ann Enoch Ramon Ford Ann Foster Dorothy Goss Mary Grant Ruby Grizzard Richard Hall Lawrence Handley Diana Hawley Dorothy Huguley lean Kelly Mary lane Langham Gloria McCutcheon Dorothy Mclsure Thelma Mixon Spring . . . . Ramon Ford Mary Frances Richey . . . Carmen Cantu . . . Charles Wilhite . . . Dorothy Huguley . . Dorothy McLure . Olatia Crane Carlaine Moore Franchelle Moore Carrie Io Parker Mary Frances Richey Trudy Rosen La Vonne Shirley Iamesene Temple Olin Terry Charles Wilhite Iere Wisdom Page Sixty-jim' Fall Ioann Cooley . Franchelle Moore . Mary lane Langham Polly Snipes . . . Dorothy Costin . PeQIQIY Benson lune Boswell Barbara Brown Margaret Boswell Carmen Cantu Ioann Cooley Page Sixty-six Girls Sioorts Club OFFICERS . . President . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Sponsor . MEMBERS Pat Denham Angelina Draqna Ann Draana Gertrude Gentsch Mary lane Langham Dorothy Miles Sprinq . . Franchelle Moore . Mary lane Lanaham . . . loann Cooley . . lune Boswell . Dorothy Costin Eranchelle Moore lrene Olson Carie lo Parker Sue Perkins Polly Snipes Mary loel Verschoyle Eleanor Willard i t Fall Suzanne Smith . Theresa Liebreich Kate Moore losephine Wood Miriam Grice Iosephine Food Patty Simmons Edna Io Woodward Barbara Fleming Mary Campbell 2 F ft 'tl lockey Club OFFICERS . . President . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . . Sponsor . . Patricia Brooks Betty Ann Hicks Iean Dale Mayo Theresa Liebreich Bobbie Robins Spring . Iosephine Wood Theresa Liebreich . . lean Elliott . Patty Simmons . Miriam Grace Kate Moore Carolyn Cole lean Elliott loann Ventura Carolyn Ferguson Lucy Ledbetter Pugc Sixiy-sew Fall Wanda Thomason . Mary Strasburger . Martha Liles . . Mrs. Slaughter . . Carolyn Bartholemew Carolyn Beale Betty Benson Mary Bruton Billy lean Champion Iewel Gordon Anne Hast Nancy Hayashi I g Six ly-rlgbl Th' ' S alian Literary Society OFFICERS . . President . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Sponsor . Marian Hadaway Carol Howard Mary Nan l-ludgins Annie Eberenz Buth Langford Martha Liles Patsy McKay Claribel Nigro Spring . Betty Benson . Martha Liles . Iewel Gordon . Mrs. Slaughter Mary Lou Schiedike Katharine Simpson Mary Strasburger Virginia Stone Margaret Sue Somners Mary Frances Walsh Billy Warren Pall PeqQIY Runge . Barbara Troth Betty Davis . Shirley lohnson Bobby Heard Pat Wright Margaret Marty Yvonne Armour Claire Pickens H San Souci Cli lb OFFICERS . . . President . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer . MEMBERS Ann Kinman Ann Gilliland Dorothy Roach lackie Green Loralee Kitchen Dorothy Gause Spring . . Nita Heard . . Talma Biles Ayleen Armstrong . Mary Ann Bowman Barbara DeSpain Mauricia Keathley Marilyn Walker Beverley Dague Lady lane Gray Page Six fy President . . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer . Sponsor Ray Barker lack Cleveland lack Cooper Bobby Davis Reggie Davis Gene Dubey Timmy Fitzgerald Billy Frye Iohnhy Goodwin I g S4'I'L'lIljl l-li-'Y MEMBERS Lee High Bill Hunter Dick Iackson lohn Keller Bert Littlejohn Carroll Maxwell lack Patton Nick Pusperica George Sutton . . Rex Thomas . . Reggie Davis . Bill Hunter . Lee High . Rufus Hyde lack Talley Rex Thomas Ernest Thompson lames Vardaman Bobby Venson Wayne White Charlie Williams Perry Willson Ruth Bailey Carolyn Beall Marilyn Beaver Mary Bruton Barbara Burchett Martha Coonrod Pat Copley Margaret Enochs Mary Fitzgerald Mary Grant Mary Nan Hudqins Betty lohnson Shirley Iohnson Carol Kruse Barbara Martin lane Massey Marian Moellenberq Virginia Poindexter A Capella Choir Pat Sherwood Ioanne Slocum Mary Verschoyle Ierry Willows Iosephine VV'ood Anne Gilliland lane White Edna lo Woodward Bob Biar David Blackburn lack Bradley Frank Brydon Billy Cole Kenneth England Paul Farley Dan Foster Charles Lewis Charles Little Ted McKinney Edward Theile Bert Williams Russell Womack Iirnrnie Belrnores Gordon Cox E, I. Davies Iirnmy Fitzgerald lack Kniyht I. A. Marino Cecil Re-cldick Arthur Santa Cruz lirnrny Van Huss Ed Courson Billy Davenport Richard Owens Larry Phillips Dick Schmiedeke Dee Ogden Puge Sewnfy one Ayleen Armstrong luanita Baldwin Elderleen Belk Mary Bivens Norma Henderson Margot Brown Barbara Britton Conqetta Carbone lohnnie Fay Carpenter Marge Catherine Disch Ioan Edwards Marguerite Ezzell Doris Fulton loyce Givens Rosslyn Haney Florence Holloway Gloria McCutcheon Modene McLain Patsy Park Pat Self Dorothy Nell Basta Dorothy lean Beimer Pat Shelton Mary Bruton Barbara Burchett Bobbie Sue Cardivell Claudine Carpenter Martha Coonrod Pat Copley I :gt Sffwnfy-1100 Mixed Chorus FIRST AND SECOND PEBIODS Bobbie Kate Cox Wilarn Dennis Margaret Anne Enochs Mary Grant Mary Nan Hudqins Betty lohnson Lynette lohnson Carol Lynn Kruse Barbara Martin lane Massey Marion Moellenberq Virqinia Poindexter Betty Sue Prickett Pat Sherwood loanne Slocum Betty Ioyce Smith Florella Siebert Margaret Sommers Charlotte Steinberg Betty Swindell lo Ann Tarmer loyce Lee Taylor lean Upshaw Mary Frances Walsh Wanda Nell Weet lane White Iere Wisdom Frances Woifard Patricia Wright Ed Courson Billy loe Davenport Bichard Owens Larry Phillips Dick Schmieclike losephine Alitzer Ruth Bailey Carolyn Beall Marilyn Beaver Mary Verschoyle Prudie Lee Watson lerry Willows losephine Wood Edna lo Woodward Frances Yarberry Anne Gilliland Bob Biar David Blackburn lack Bradley Frank Brydon Billy Cole Kenneth England Paul Farley Dan Foster Charles Lewis Charles Little Ted Mclfenney Edward Thiele Bert Williams Russell Womack lean Alexander Mildred Alexander Connie Aten Sue Barnett Norma Barron Ioanne Burgess Betty Io Cannon Sue Carpenter Cleo Carroll Carolyn Cleve Betty Lou Chace Iulia Charles Billy Champion lacqueline Childers Virginia Cooper Ruth Dusek Pat Hansard Betty Harrison Betty lean Hawkins Rosemary Hickman Amaryllis Watts loyce Willborn Patricia Williams Anne Williamson Anna Wolfender limmie Belmores Gordon Cox E. I. Davies limmy Fitzgerald lack Knight I. A. Marino Mixed Chorus FIFTH AND SIXTH PEBIODS Cecil Reddick Arthur Santa Cruz limmy Van Huss Ierry Williams Donna Applewhite lo Bell Chapman Frances Cumbey Ierry Elliott Sarah Gibson Lady lane Gray Ruby Grizzard Norma Hargrove Shirley Huston Barbara Mathis Mary Merrill Carol Hughes Betty Gene lones Phiclilue Kenney Marie Kramer Helen Lamar Era Lewis Alice Manzanares lane McAdams Lota Monroe Ieanne Petiet lanie Powell leanne Bovillo Ioan Russell Sharon Saltzrnan Ioan Scallon Helen Shephard Geraldine Simpson Hazel Stiles Virginia Stone Florence Storey Betty Venable Ruth Ann Virtaners Thelmarie Wall Dorothy Miles Margaret Nuckols Era Parks Sue Patterson Virginia Perryman Virginia Pience Carolyn Poenack La Vonne Puckett Patricia Rohardey Yvonne Roberts Martha Roose Trudy Rosen Mary Lou Schmiedike Ann Marie Sippela Marion Stanta Ioyce Thorn Colleen Trout Ianie Walton Ioyce White Mary Willay Lona Williams Sara lane Woodall Dee Ogden Page Seventy three North Dallas l-ltah School Cranae Band REEDS Oboe Gerald Thompson Flute Martha Macy Clarinet Dan Askew Bob Baxter Betty Benson Claude Brewer lohn Cole Ralph Ellis Herbert Hale lohn Iohnon lack McLain Donna Munnson Bob Perkins Gene Randall Sara lo Reed Gene Reese Danna Smith Landon Taliaferro Clin Te r ry Rose Ann Vrla Billie Warren Pugv Sl'l'K'l7fy-fill! 1' BY SECTIONS Alto Clarinet lamie Coleman Bass Clarinet Doug Clemens Alto Saxophone Iohn Boyle Waid Dean Arline Tinkler Tenor Saxophone lack Swepston Baritone Saxophone Timmy Van Huss BRASS Comets toe Burnett Gene Crockett Charles Dabney lohn Gates Paul Hayashi Van Hill Lena Laurea lack McCoy French Horn Kenneth Bailey lames Dietz Baritone Murry l.eVelle C. 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Sanford larnes Tunnell Trombone Bob Clayton Don Langston Bob Sidnell Billy Strawn Bass Buster McGregor Edward Thiele Bobby Vinson PERCUSSION Drum Marka Barnes Tony Bradford Paul Chapman Carlo Farino Rosalyn Haney Mitsi Hoffman Billy Nichols North Dallas I-liah School Orchestra, l944-45 Violins: Barbara Copeland Betty Hamilton David Cason lean Conner Arturo Santa Cruz Elizabeth Ann Akers Audrey Munsen Katherine Houpy Cherry Brown Larae Conner Raymond Fuess Clifford Montgomery Cellos: Mauricia Keathley Iirnmy Blackwood Bass: Mary Marshall Flute: Mary Marshall Oboe: Gerald Thompson Clarinets: Frank Bondeau Iames Copeland Alto Clarinet: lamie Coleman Bass Clarinet: Douglas Clements Horns: lames Dietz Kenneth Bailey Trumpets: Gene Crockett lohn Gates Darrell Keathley Alto Saxophones: Arlene Tinkler Waid Dean Tenor Saxophone: lack Swepston Baritone Saxophone: limmie Van Huss Trombones: Bob Sidnel Bob Clayton Tuba: Bobby Vinson Percussion: Tony Bradford Marka Leta Barnes Carlo Farina Pugz' Sr' 111115 xl v , T 1 W I www Www' d.wwmm..w...,.,.w-ff W V I 'W-IW. F 2 E ! I ! 1 v 1 mm SENIOR MOST POPULAR GIRL Qlecwk mayo Selecied by Voie of Siudent Body Page Eiglafyrfour SENIOR MOST POPULAR BOY dock Qaflzevxjrerf Seiected by Vote of Studeni Body SENIOR BEST ALL-AROUND BOY Gilmarx Gfczy Selected by cr Committee 0 and Teachers f Students SENIOR BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL Mary Fr'cwxZ:i5 I-Imfdie. Selected by Cf Committee of Studen cmd Teachers is Page Eighfy-ji BETTY HICKS PAT HAHDA WAY IACK PATTON MARTIN LOVVORN BILL MARTIN BDNF' So XNOODXN P39 IOSEP HINE W OQD Recognition Service North Dallas High School February ll, l945 3:00 P. M. Faculty oi North Dallas High School Recognition of Alumni in the Service ot Our Country Presiding ................... Mr. Rutus Hyde America the Beautiful .............. School Chorus Directed by Miss Helen Harrison invocation ................. Mr. E. B. Comstock Presentation oi the Colors The National Anthem . . ..... Audience We, the Faculty ....... . . Why America Fights ...... . . The Spirit oi the American Soldier . . Blue Star Flag ......... . American Prayer -Stock and Rose . O Lord Most Holy -Franck . . . Gold Star Flag There ls No Death . . . Closing Prayer. . . Miss Eugenie Terry Miss Mabel Baldwin Mr. C. M. Morphis Mr. Don Matthews . . School Chorus . . School Chorus . . School Chorus . Mr. C. L. Syron Page Eiglaly-,G , I E'-'.::.., 1'a m'-'1- -:E5 1:::zz'5 . .0 1, In .1 U gg: H I , E XY Wim QE 1' Ur ' , ff A X vgiil' f Nq! w,l 5 65 ,, .,, 1 f'. X ff f W 9 ,MW yi? WW 1.3 ,Z 5-tg. 3 f .x j f f ' ff as za Q 4:15, Of N th! , ' 19551 ,f . Y f f L ,1,,i. L: X ,, fly: '.A. .R 7 ,321 W j M 121 4 g' '-wif !F -'f5?af 5 fa ' -'53 ' ff 4. E rm jfqfl if , ,-lux 'i -E 35, :iffy ' My F'1'iffs 5' if- 4 4? mfr: fs : ,, ,'5-'Q'-1 0 sf H -40-' i' f ME' .f1, .:: f - : ,,1. X91 gf 1 gfgv n - v i f If 'Au , '-205 1, - iff? fy !f Jl fl!! 340: js :5ff9U 5 ff' M S 4' 2 5 l? - F .A i-Ge r- , iii? Major Harry E. Menezes, Commandant of Cadets, National Guard, U. S. Army, World War l, Army of Occupatron in Franc Officers Reserve Corps. Staff Sergeant Fred Wiess has served in the U. S. Army eighteen years. He has seen service in the Philippines China and Panama. Sergeant lacque Nixon has served in the U. S. Army for six years. He has seen service in lreland, Scotland England France, Algeria, Tunisia, Sicily, and ltaly. He holds the Silver Star and the Purple Heart with the Oak Leaf Cluster Pug? Ninvfy Cadet Lieutenant Colonel CRet.J Don F. Simmons, Assistant to the Commandant of Cadets. Reserve Qfiicers Training Corps AIMS l. To provide systematic military training in civil education institutions for the purpose of qualifying students for appointment as reserve officers and non-commissioned officers in the military forces of the United States. 2. To add to the educational resources of schools and colleges and give students a training which will be valuable in their industrial or professional careers as it would be should the nation call upon them to act as leaders in the armed forces. 3. To develop qualities of rnanliness, discipline, and leadership which will make these young men good citizens and natural leaders of men in What- ever calling they may follow in years to come. STAFF IAY MOORE Www 7, MARC ROBERT LAIRD BILL MOORE A CARTER MCCANN MERRELL BILL MARTIN KENNETH GILMAN JACK LAWRENCE MCALEXANDER GRAY PATTON I-IANDLEY DAN FUGITT DAN PUGITT Page Ninety-one Commissioned Gtiicers Lieutenant Colonel William Martin Major Kenneth McAlexander Captain Martin Lovvorn Captain Marc Moore Captain Stephen Von Phul Captain Ernest Easley Captain Gilrnan Gray Captain lack Patton Captain Ioe Burnett First Lieutenant Bush Meazell First Lieutenant Torn Lovell First Lieutenant Robert Carter First Lieutenant lames Vardaman First Lieutenant Paul Davis 0 Nirlrly-llwn First Lieutenant Bob Mills First Lieutenant Bill Stanley First Lieutenant Van Hill First Lieutenant Douglas Clernens First Lieutenant Tony Bradford First Lieutenant Lawrence Handley Second Second Second Second Second Second Second Lieutenant Ronald Wright Lieutenant Bobby Davis Lieutenant Dick lackson Lieutenant Cleburne Price Lieutenant A. L. Lockhart Lieutenant Dan Fuqitt Lieutenant Iames Dietz Statt Sergeant Fred Wiess Captain Marc Moore First Lieutenant Robert Carter Technical Sergeant Roger Davis Staff Sergeant Fredrick Forney Staff Sergeant Charles McCleskey Statf Sergeant Gene Lewis Sergeant lirnrny Proctor Sergeant Billy Mapes Sergeant Manly Russell Sergeant David Herrell Sergeant Gerald Whitlock Corporal P. D. Snyder Cnot picturedl Rifle Team Sergeant lacque Nixon Page Ninety-three W1 NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS First Sergeant David Works Technical Sergeant Carl Garrett Technical Sergeant Iimrny Hamilton Staff Sergeant Richard Henley Staff Sergeant Derry Hilger Staff Sergeant Gene Lewis Staff Sergeant George Spalding Staff Sergeant Bob Turbytill Staff Sergeant Gerald Whitlock Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Sergeant Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Page Nizzcfy-four Marvin Cruse Clyde Grimes Dave Herrell Charles Wilhite Dick Biar Anthony Carrilla Robert Cotten Clinton Davis Edgar lvliller Lonnie Moyt Billy Nobles Robert Pokladnik Gerald Thompson 3. A FIRST PLATOON Platoon LeaderfSecond Lieutenant Platoon Sergeant--Jimmy Hamilton GuidefStaff Sergeant Gene Lewis First Squad Staff Sergeant Derry l-lilger Private First Class Jimmy Melcher Private Bob Barton Private Clarence Cadenhead Private Iames Copeland Corporal Gerald Thompson Corporal Lonnie Moyt Second Squad Thir Staft Sergeant George Spalding Private Gene Patrick Private Ierry 'Windham Private Robert Maxiield Private Billy Weiser Private Charles Iohnson Corporal Anthony Carrilla d Squad Staff Sergeant Gerald Whitlock Private First Class lirnrny Morsernan Private First Class Carroll Taylor Private Ray Lyon Private First Class Harry Shannon Corporal Robert Cotten Corporal Robert Poklaclnik 2 2 - , CGMP Y A SECOND PLATOON Platoon Leader--Second Lieutenant Dick lackson Platoon Sergeant- Carl Garrett Guide Staff Sergeant Richard Henley First Squad Staff Sergeant Bob Turbytill Private Gordon Smith Private Billy Hoskins Private Charles Bunn Private Gene Thomas Private Bill Lane Private Leslie Bartlett Private First Class Ben Smith Corporal Dick Biar Second Squad Sergeant Clyde Grirnes Private Pat O'Shea Private Iohn Wilson Private First Class loel Werther Private Paul Riley Private Cecil Reddick Private Charles Capps Corporal Clinton Capps Corporal Clinton Davis Sergeant Dave Herrell it 5 x 1 in ,wow -t.11 it tty 2 OFFICERS Captain Marc Moore First Lieutenant Bill Stanley Second Lieutenant Bobby Davis Second Lieutenant Dick Iaclcson Pugt' Nitmiy-ji L NON-CCMMISSIONED OFFICERS First Sergeant Perry Wilson Teechnical Sergeant lack Cleveland Technical Sergeant Roger Davis Technical Sergeant Eugene Iohnson Staff Sergeant Edwin Mills Staff Sergeant R. B. Nichols Staff Sergeant Manly Russell Sergeant Doyle Duncan Sergeant Bert Johnson Sergeant Eugene Iohnson Sergeant Dee Cgden Sergeant Charles Rymes Sergeant Ben Willis Corporal Gordon Cullum Corporal Chancelor Crites Corporal Harold Fieszel Corporal Bobby Nicoud Corporal Sophocles Pappas Corporal Hal Quinn Corporal Leroy Rowlett Corporal P. D. Snider Corporal lack Thomas Page Ninelyfsix 3 COMP FIRST PLATOON Platoon Leader---First Lieutenant Bob Mills Platoon Sergeant- Technical Sergeant Roger Davis GuidefSergeant Eugene Iohnson First Squad Staff Sergeant Manly Russell Corporal Sophocles Pappas Private Henry Tabolka Private Richard Hall Private Burt Littlejohn Sergeant Bert Johnson Second Squad Thir Sergeant Dee Ogden Private Guy Wallace Private First Class Don Hayashi Private Iirnrny Taggert Private First Class Bob lnkrnan Corporal P. D. Snider Corporal Chancelor Crites d Squad Staff Sergeant R. B. Nichols Private First Class Russell Middleton Private Pat Blake Private First Class Phil Cook Private Richard 'West Corporal Bobby Nicoud Corporal Hal Quinn Y B SECOND PLATOON Platoon Leader--Technical Sergeant lack Cleveland Platoon Sergeant--Technical Sergeant Eugene Iohnson Guide'-Staff Sergeant Edwin Mills First Squad Sergeant Doyle Duncan Private Martin White Private loel Slaughter Private Ronald Cox Corporal lack Thomas Second Squad Thir Sergeant Charles Ryrnes Private Albert McPherson Private Ray Ward Private First Class Lee Slaughter Private First Class Russell Smith Corporal Leroy Rowlett d Squad Sergeant Ben Willis Private Donald Grubb Private Bobby Temple Private Preston Parker Private First Class E. I. Davies Corporal Harold Fieszel OFFICERS Captain Rush Meazell First Lieutenant Paul Davis First Lieutenant Bob Mills Page Nirrrly-501611 NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS First Sergeant David Hirman Technical Sergeant Gene Dubey Technical Sergeant lack Talley Staff Sergeant Frederick Forney Staff Sergeant Francis l-lealcl Staff Sergeant Billy Kaufman Staff Sergeant Richard Morton Sergeant Charles Chatfield Sergeant Bill Moler Sergeant Kenneth White Sergeant Russell Womack Corporal Charles Hinton Corporal lohn lohnson Corporal Bob Ralston Corporal Walter Seiler Corporal Maurice Schnorr Page Ninety-ciglpi Cowui FIRST PLATOON Platoon Leader-Second Lieutenant A. L. Lockhart Platoon Sergeant-V-Staff Sergeant Francis Heald Guide-'Sergeant Russell Womack First Squad Corporal Charles Hinton Private Courtney White Private Olin Smith Private Carroll Culver Private Thurman Seward Private First Class Lionel Morrison Second Squad Sergeant Kenneth White Private Fred Sullivan Private lirnrny Blackwood Private Don Lauderdale Private Gene Caradine Private loseph Piccola Staff Sergeant Frederick Forney Third Squad Corporal Bob Rolston Private Leo Danforth Private Robert lohnson Private First Class Billy Cumrnons Private Charles Lewis t 7 Y C SECOND PLATOON Platoon Leader-First Sergeant David Hirrnan 1 zzz , .,:i:.5,vQ , Platoon Sergeant-'Teechnical Sergeant lack Talley f ..:.,.V.a f l :': Guide---Staff Sergeant Billy Kaufman ' ff ,.,,,,.. f lf -' V First Squad Corporal Walter Seiler Private Tommy Simmons Private Charles Hugger Private Lewis Vlfillison Private Bill Gieb Private Edward Caldwell Corporal lohn lohnson Corporal Maurice Schnorr Second Squad Thi: Sergeant Charles Chatfield Private Cordell Cutbirth Private George Sweet Private Forrest Gifford Private Octavio Padilla Private First Class lack Kn Private Herold Pickle Private Don Currin d Squad Private lack French Private lack Bowie Private Don Iackson Private Dan Neal Private Clifford Rowland .pd l if W ,.:: ..,.,. ' ., k ., .:,: if 5. --fe-2-:-:FIEEII-vi: ' .... P, 'iii Wilt ' rr,r,rr..... '- .,.,. .v,,. , .1,, V . ,, -K .,,,, ,:,,, L ? OFFICERS Captain Steven Von Phul First Lieutenant Robert Carter second Lieutenant A. L. Lockhart Pugc lVi7It'fVj'-Ilifll t l E r rs , L L 1 51 Q NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS First Sergeant Bobby Dees Staff Sergeant Charles McCloskey Staff Sergeant Frank Wicks Sergeant Charles Claelc Sergeant Bill Davenport Sergeant l. B. Holloway Sergeant Frank Lynch Sergeant Bobby Morris Sergeant Norman Shatzrnan Sergeant Carter Tayler Sergeant Bill Underhill Sergeant Bill Vtfarren Corporal Delbert Dawson Corporal Hugh Gardner Corporal Charles Squibb Coporal Louis Sturdivant Page Om' I'1IlJI!1'Vf'd CCM? FIRST PLATOON Platoon Leader' Second Lieutenant Cleburne Price Platoon Sergeant- Sergeant Charles Claek Guide Corporal Hugh Gardner First Squad Sergeant Bill Vtlarren Private Raymond Fuess Private Carl Hilland Private Daniel Flores Private David Banner Private David Banner Private Charles Banner Private David Cason Private Boy Davis Sergeant Carter Tayler Second Squad Sergeant Norman Shatzrnan Private Gene Boss Private Steve Benton Private Kenneth Hartman Private Neal Lacy Private Dwayne Wilcox Private Eugene Ayers Private Robert Putnam Corporal Charles Squibb Third Squad Sergeant Bobby Morris Private Carl Young Private Bill Stewart Private loe Bartlett Private Richard Arwine Corporal Delbert Dawson v KY D SECOND PLATOON Platoon Leader-Staff Sergeant Charles McCleskey Platoon Sergeant-Sergeant Frank Lynch Guide-Sergeant I. B. Holloway First Squad Sergeant Bill Underhill Private First Class Asa Hunt Private Calvin Barker Private Henry Shiels Private John Pederson Private Louis Kiersky W Private lohn Coker Private Earl McBride Private First Class George Snidder Second Squad Corporal Louis Sturolivant Private First Class Richard Wright 1 Private Don Cuchanan Private Sam Anae-lo Private Emond Bayse Private First Class lames Lemrnons l Private Martin Schlessinqer Third Squad l Sergeant Bill Davenport Private Bill McCord Private Bill Bridges Private Glenn Cordell Private Dan Sumners Private Raymond McComrnas Private Larry Phillips Private lack Ryle an 'tt't ttttt ,,,,, L tw K- Q, if 3, A H k I .,,, t I :,,::::. v E r 1 J -::: s s if lnuzv L lllallll E ,A M 5, X21 - 1., 52222221 'l' 62555-55553 y i .-.' ' T i X ,.,gei5 - f lvv :,. ii- A , ' OFFICERS Captain Ernest Easley First Lieutenant Iarnes Varclarnan Second Lieutenant Cleburne Price Page One Hundred Om' 't I, NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS First Sergeant Richard Nobles Technical Sergeant loe Tate Staff Sergeant Ferris Brcwn Staff Sergeant Doyle Craig Staff Sergeant W. T. Henry Technical Sergeant Edward Lonvick Sergeant William Chiles Sergeant Donald Gerschic Statt Sergeant Bill Hendricks Staff Sergeant Billy Mapes Sergeant lohn Savage Corporal Iohn Curtis Corporal Sam Dunlap Sergeant Martin Miranda Corporal Henry Mobley Corporal Gene Richey Corporal Bob Spencer Sergeant Stearns Tucker r' Our lllrrltlrrwl 'l'1m 2 H COME FIRST PLATOON Platoon LeaderfSecond Lieutenant Ronald Wright Platoon Sergeant'eTechnical Sergeant Edward Lonw GuidefStaii Sergeant Bill Hendricks First Squad Sergeant lohn Savage Private Dale Poole Private Phillip West Private lames Greer Private Iames Cumley Corporal Sam Dunlap Second Squad Sergeant Stearns Tucker Private First Class Dan Foster Private Bennett Harper Private Richard Hawley Corporal Iohn Curtis Third Squad Sergeant Donald Gerschic Private lay Wilhite Private Vance Smith Private William Holt Private Bill Howard Corporal Gene Richey I IE 1 I W SECOND PLATOON t Platoon LeaderwTechnical Sergeant loe Tate Platoon Sergeant-Doyle Craig Guide-W. T. Henry First Squad Staff Sergeant Billy Mapes Private John Thompson Private Dick West Private Sam Parrish t Private Roger Horn t Private Buddy Miller t Corporal Henry Mobley l Second Squad l Sergeant William Chiles l Private Ray Specht Private First Class Iirnmy Berthold Private Lenox lenkins Private Billy Worthington Sergeant Martin Miranda Third 'Squad Staff Sergeant Ferris Brown Private Denny Uloth Private Fred Stradley Private l1Valter Nussbaum Corporal Thomas Miller Corporal Ralph Masters L .M ,: ,.. X :,. s K .,., ':':t -W .. . ,G ,..,r,r,. at 4 I .. im if Y , , ..,.,. ., I Q X, ,M -: aft ::,.. . F34 l ili :II ..:: t ,.:., 3 ' - , 1' 1 1212 2 . 1.r:,:,,,:, 't- '1'112 , , OFFICERS Captain Martin Lovvorn First Lieutenant Tom Lovell Second Lieutenant Ronald Wright Page One H1l11dl'Pd Three I B. G. T. C. Band Band Commander: Executive Officer: Drum Major: Acting First Sergeant Captain loe Burnett Second Lieutenant Tony Bradford Second Lieutenant Doug Clemens Tochniral Str te int Olin Terry FIRST PLATOON Platoon Leader4Second Lieutenant lames Dietz Platoon SergeantfTeChnical Sergeant Olin Terry First Squad Squad Leader4Staff Sergeant lack Ewepston Assistant Squad Leader-V Corporal Gene Reese Corporal lohn Cole Private Charles Dabney Private First Class Dan Askew Private Iohn Boyle Private Bob Clayton Private Ralph Ellis Private Murry LeVelle Second Squad Squad Leader-Sergeant Billy Nichols Assistant Squad Leader- Corporal Carlo Farino Corporal lohn Gates Private lack McCoy Private Bob Perkins Private Paul Hayashi Private Billy Strawn Private Landon I-laliaierro Private Dana Smith SECOND PLATOON Platoon Leader4Second Lieutenant Gene Crockett Platoon SergeantfStatt Sergeant Gene Randall First Squad Squad Leader-A-Sergeant limmy Van Huss Assistant Squad Leader-Corporal Buster McGregor Corporal Iames Tunnell Private First Class Edward Thiele Private Iamie Coleman Private Don Langston Private Herbert Hale Pug? One Hundred' Four Private lack McLain Private Bob Sidnell Second Squad Squad Leader--Sergeant Bobby Vinson Assistant Squad Leeadere Corporal lohn lohnson Corporal Gerald Thompson Private Private Private Private Private Private First Class Waid Dean Kenneth Bailey Paul Chapman Bob Baxter C. A. Sanford Claude Brewer Girls Military Company Commander--Billy Sledge Second Squad Executive Officer--Barbara Burchett First Platoon Leader--Nelda Perry First Platoon Guide-Peggy De Gaffenriecd Guictee-Dorothy Schafer First Squad Sergeant loye Byrd Private Margaret Chancellor Private luanita Couch Private First Class lune Bulleck Private First Class Maurine Carter Private First Class Doris Douglas Thi: Sergeant Ada Collinsworth Private Doris Hodges Private Peggy Parr Private First Class Marilyn Ensley Private First Class Grace Wilson Corporal Gladys Grimes d Squad Sergeeant Wincie Garvin Private Sleta Gafiord Private Peggy Walden Private Nadine Webb Private loyce Taylor Corporal Biddle Wilsorn Page Om' Hzuzrlrutl Five W 1 4 fff I!! W, Q X f F iihliii: Ill... g xxn ' HH!! 'itgggll , 1 W' xxx xi f ,f ,eff 2 V Q Q1 :X 0 . 1 x xxllllll .s:kusuneut::' xv- mxm QQXXIIX X mum Wm mm r x xxx ul -tunes . 1 -- X ll! 3 0' xmu U Kill! 1 ,? x- ' f,9.a- K E, 1' ,f,f , - fgffl nun xl u nun t nuxuut A-Q. Am X .1 'u x On n mae ,ff 1 I ,A f M fy fi f if yu al f ,f If YJ, Q!! , f ' ' - ' ffi ', 5, ,bl V .ff X ' f, V X 57 2712 r. pg ,, X ff 'lllu 3? z ,v , 5 ' 4, XA I., MXL: - ,- , Q4 NNN. ' 5 , , K, ., . K' fag' if ' t xifzga gn A I, M. ........ d ' ., 4 , AS ,1 xy.: h ' ' '---- -.r ., X3 R: A ,U 11515: - J 1, 1 17' ,Q , ' 1 IM' J ,P l944 Football Season ln the i944 football season the Bulldogs lived up to their name of determined fighters. Sparked by a new spirit from the student body, the Orange-clad eleven went all out to pull down third place in the district championship. Termed the upset team of the season after defeating the second place Crozier Tech Wolves by a score of 26-7, the Bulldogs went on to an even greater triumph when they ruined the untied, unscored-on record of the powerful, district winning Sunset team in an exciting game which ended with a score of 13-13. Coach Rufus Hyde with his wind sprints, his varied forma- tions CT-formation, box, double wing, single Wing, overshifted T, and spreadsl, his strenuous workous, his patience, his fair- ness, and his belief that determination is half the game, proved that the lightest and one of the least experienced teams in the city could show up more powerful teams if they just had a good coach to teach and train them. Line-Coach, Earl Bessie Atkins, after giving hard blocking practice, and very excellent instruction, finally got the linemen to do some pretty fair blocking, and proved that the back- field couldn't star without the line. Coach I. R. Williams, assisted by E. I. Hutchins fstar tackle of last yearl led the goat squad Marauders to a successful season. Outstanding players on the Maruders were Bobby Davis, A. L. Lockhard, lim Bradley, Perry Wilson, and Jimmy Fitzgerald. The only disconcerting part of the season was when the Bulldogs bowed down in two very hard-fought games to their time honored rivals, the Woodrow Wilson Wildcats, The Bulldogs missed breaking the eight-year jinx by one point each time. Pagc Om' lIlIlIt,1'l'd Ten Much credit for the successful season must be given to the Booster Committee, consisting of lay Moore, I. A. Marino, Donald Howard, Gloria Knight, lett Prewitt, lane Griffen, and Rosemary Carter, who revived the lost spirit of North Dallas High School. Credit should also be given to the North Dallas Flunk-out team and the second string players who constantly battled the first string skirmishes. The boys worked just as hard, but due to the restrictions on letters gailed to obtain them. A few are Rex Thomas, Iimmy Wallace, Gene Dubey, lack Cleveland, Kenneth McAlexander, Ray Barker, Douglas Dameron, Dick lackson, Bill Hunter, Billy Lemmons, D. C. Chancey, Earnest Thompson, Harold Veech, Iohnny Goodwin, George Sutton, Max Murrell, Charles Williams, Bill Dodson. The Bulldogs are expected to do even better next year with many experienced players and much rgaind spirit re- turning. RESULTS OF 1944 FOOTBALL SEASON North Dallas 0-7 . Sunset North Dallas l4-13 . Forest North Dallas 7-l4 . Tech North Dallas l2-l3 Vtfoodrow North Dallas l4-O Adamson North Dallas 26-7 . Tech North Dallas 6-7 Woodrow North Dallas 13-l3 . Sunset North Dallas 7-U Adamson North Dallas 6-7 , Forest Cheerleadens MARY CAMPBELL IIMMY STEVENSON IEAN MAYO RUSSELL WOMACK BETTY HICKS RUSH MEAZELL PATTY SIMMONS GORDON DAVENPORT Coaches . wr is . X.. , 5-swag Q: ,xt 5 Ai ,t,w,! L 24,115.5 Left to Right--Earl Atkins, Line Coach, Rutus Hyde, Head Coach, I. R. Williams, Goat Squad Coach, E. I. Hutchins, Assistant Line Coach. Page One l'iIH'ldI'6'd Elcrcn First Row: Earl Martin, lack Talley Henry Dickerson, Second Row: Nick Puskarica, Gilman Gray, Reggie Roy Poe. Davis, Ernest Easley, lack Carpenter. y Football Lettermen EARL MARTIN-Fullbackfalmost outdid Ben Dean with his swivel-hipped running, his beautiful pass- ing and kicking, and his determined defensive play. IACK TALLEY-Guard-smallest guard in the city- proved this in his ability to get through even the smallest hole in the opponent's line-tough and steady. ' HENRY DICKERSONfAll-city endfall-state honor- able mention-co-captain--two-year letterman- Won many games with his silver toe in kicking extra points. ROY POE-End--two-year letterman-most powerful man on the teamfoccasionally played full-back where he smashed many opposing lines-rough and tough. Page One H uudred Twelve NICK PUSPURICA-Guard4''Blackout gave all he had-never failed to set the opposing team back ten yards on his first appearance in the game- played tackle as well as guard. GILMAN GRAY--Tackle-constantly confused the op- ponents by playing in their backfield-even though blocked, TWingle-toes could grab the ball carried with his octopus-like arms. REGGIE DAVIS-Blocking Backfthrough the center, that's Reggie: powerful on both defense and of- fense-Wonderful pass receiver and intercepter. ERNEST EASLEY-Center-all-city second teamAco- captain-best defensive player on the orange- clad eleven-responsible for the minimum number of fumbles which the Bulldogs suffered. JACK CARPENTER-Tailback-all-city second string epowerful, elusive runnerfwouldn't be hurt and couldn't be stopped. I l First Row: Harold Powell, I. R. Williams, Ierry Harris, Second Row: Ben Dean Sheats, Stephen Von Phul, Bill Martin. Bill Wilson, Lee High. Football Lettermen HAROLD POWELL-Guard-showed the determina- tion of the Bulldogs-small, but powerful-wow derful defensive player. I. R. WILLIAMS-Manager-refreshed team with water--bandaged them up daily-kept them from carrying away all the equipmentito him we owe our deepest appreciation. IERRY HARRIS-Blocking back-an example of the fiqhtin' lrishuelkey, although small, one of the roughest, toughest, defensive players on the team. BILL MARTIN - Guard A Scarface couldn't avoid getting his head under every play-fast-ever showed the Bulldog never quit spirit. BEN DEAN SI-IEATS-All-city fullback-all-state! hon- orable mention-winner of Seasons Most Valu- able P1ayer award-'pin-point passer-powerful kicker-deceptive runner-backbone of team. STEPHEN VON PI-IUL-Wingback-ace ball carrier- pass receiver and intercepter-when mad the Baron couldn't be stopped. BILL VVIILSON-Tackle-his l95 pounds stretched over a six-loot tour-inch frame and proved too much tor the opposing lines-one of the main- stays of the team. LEE HIGH-Wing back--quiet, but resourceful-never failed-wonderful runner and pass receiver. Page Om' Hunfl1'f'rl Thirteen Basketball The 1944-45 Basketball team coached by I. B. Williams ran into hard luck in the City Series after a good pre-season showing. The Bulldogs Won only one game, de- feating Adamson, and lost nine. Most of these games were close and the Bulldogs fought hard all the way. One of the biggest disappointments was the second Tech game which the Bulldogs lost by one point. This game was disputed because there was a question of Whether Tech's last two points should count. A Tech man was fouled as the buzzer sounded and was given two shots, which he Won the game for Tech. There were several good performances given by Iohn Hansen and D. C. Chancey, who were given All City Honorable Mention. The Bulldogs Won second place in the Fort Worth Invitation Tournament, losing to North Side in the finals. Ben Sheats, Iohn Hansen, and Henry Dickerson were picked on the All Tournament team. The Bulldogs Went to the quarter finals in the Bulldog Tournament losing to Waco, the eventual winners, by one point. The lettermen are Bobby Davis, Marc Moore, I. B. Williams, D. C. Chancey, Eddie Acker, Pete Hansen, Iohn Hansen, Billy Kaufman lrnanagerl, and also Ben Den Sheats and Henry Dickerson who graduated in Ianuary. The lettermen returning next year are Davis, Williams and Chancey. Squadmen returning are Roger Davis, Sonny Price, and Sid Boyd. Page One Humlred Fourteen Track Team Sidney Boyd, Charles Brown, lack Carpenter, Charles Clark, Roger-Davis, Ernest Easley, Jimmie Fitzgerald, Billie Frye, Lee High, Duain Karr, I. A. Marino, Marc Moore, Raymond Morgan, Roger Montgomery, Billy Nichols, Cleburne Price, Nick Puspurica, lack Talley, Stephen Van Phul, Charlie Williams, Dick Williams, D. C. Chancey, Jimmy Taggart, lack Fowler, Page One Hundred Fifteen l i r i i Tennis Team The nineteen forty-five tennis team, coached by Mr. Anderson, is composed of Bobbye Field, Sara Io Reid, Lena Laurea, and Gloria McClutcheon in girls' singles, loann Cooley and Franchelle Moore in girls' doubles, Iackie Cooper and Harold Schmidt in boys' doubles, and Max Murrell, Kenneth MacAlexander, and Guy Wal- lace in boys' singles. The only returning letterrnan is lack Cooper. Also from the nineteen forty-four team is the girls' doubles team Ioann Cooley and Franchelle Moore. ' One Hu11u'1'ed Sixlrcn Golf Team The nineteen forty-five golf team, coached by Mr. Witmeyer, is composed of Dick Schmiedeke, Charles Chattield, Billy Penn, Dee Ogden, Richard Henley, and Richard Hall. The entire team is made up ot new players. lnexperienced Dick Schrniedeke looms as the best prospect. In their first encounter, they were defeated by Woodrow Wilson. ' Pagr One Humlml Srvfnffrf Barbara Fleming Shirley Iohnson Mary Bruton Awards MUSlC AWARDS Kenneth England Edna Io Woodward Carolyn Beall Betty Iohnson Pat Copley Ted McKenney NORTH DALLAS TOURNAMENT DECLAMATION ' Bob Milstead Peggy, Smith EXTEMPORANEOUS Paul Farley Frances Stone ONE ACT PLAY Mooncalt Mugford Talma Biles Gilman Gray Norma Barron Dorothy Tomlinson Bob Milstead DEBATE Carolyn Ferguson Claire Pickins QUILL AND SCROLL INITIATES Patsy Hardaway Iack Patton David Blackburn Mary Ann Bowman Mary Frances Hardie Gene Randall Frances Stone Betty Davis Leia Mae Darough Carolyn Ferguson Gilman Gray lames Hamilton lack Patton Page One Huurlrezl Eighleen Nancy Hayashi Betty Ann Hicks Betty Iohnson Martin Lovvorn Marc Moore LITERARY LETTER Gilman Gray Betty Tinsley Iosephine Wood Bob Milstead SWEATERS Betty Ann Hicks Rf N rg Xwxx , , . Q szirff N N XL AND K x ,Lf :HX A W - H Nl ' 'fi wx - ' NL I t xg .41 NX Na, mx L iv, J WN N A X .LSR S W rxk' 3 , W N An Ohio churchman slips a dollar bill into one hymnal each Sunday to stimulate attendance. 91- 29 b!- A New York detective agency that specializes in the tracing of missing persons has been employed by more than 70,000 wives to find their hus- bands, but by only fifteen husbands to find their wives. 25 :P rt- An American newspaper correspond- ent in Iapan wrote to a friend, I don't know if this letter Will arrive, because the Iapanese censor may open it. A week later he received a note from the Iapanese post office saying, The statement in your letter is not correct. We don't open letters. :P gp :p To me the charm of an encyclopedia is that it knows-and I needn't. 25 PP 55' Never hit a man when he's down. He might get back up. Si- 25 W Speaking of shoe rationmggthe other night a guy pushed me in a doorway, pulled a gun, and said, Put up your feet! :5 :E Q!- Groucho Marx grew very restive at a formal dinner given in honor of Heifetz, the violist. When Heifetz, de- scribing his early struggles, stated that he had earned his own living since he was fifteen years old, Groucho inter- rupted, What were you before that? A bum? :E :5 :P Four marines were playing bridge in a hut on Wake Island. Suddenly another leatherneck burst into the room and shouted: The laps are landing a force of 200 men down on the beach. Learning the phrases incident to sen- try duty proved confusing for one Ne- gro of the Seventy-sixth. An officer of the day was surprised when this gen- tleman challenged him with: I-lalt! Look Who's here. Page One Hundred Twcniy-two There were two neighbors and one of them had a little baby. They thought that their baby was the prettiest baby alive. So the other neighbor went over to see this baby. When she saw it she thought it was the ugliest baby she had ever seen, but she couldn't tell its mother that and she couldn't tell a lie so she said: l've never seen one like it! 55 fi' Pf- There were two men in an insane asylum. One said to the other, Why are we here? The other said, Because we aren't all there. PE 25 B!- Eleanor got on the elevator with a drunk man. He said, You are the ugli- est woman I've ever seen. She said, You are the drunkest man l've ever seen. He said, Yeah, but l'll be sober tomorrow. PS- H- D!- A lady opened her refrigerator and found a mouse inside. She said, What are you doing in my ice box? He then replied, This is a Westinghouse isn't it? She said, Yes, it is. The little mouse said, Well, I'm just westing. :P :E :B Why does the little duck walk softly? Because it cao't walk hardly. :P :5 :I- Iack and Iill went up the hill to get a pail of water-I bet! 25 :E 25- He: I wish I had a nickle for every girl l've kissed. She: What would you do? Buy a package of gum? :5 zz- :5 He: No my father Wasn't exactly a policemen, but he went with them a great deal. Here is where I pull a good one, said the dentist as he fixed the forceps on a sound tooth. 25 :E 95 Fresh1'nan's pledge on an examina- tion paper: lf there are any mistakes in this, they are unintentional. It Was the Fad Lost Year It Is the Pod This Ye-or to buy FLUWER-A-DAY HOP 3300-3302 Knox St. L-2103 Troth Grocery 62 Market A National Institution With Shops in Principal Cities SALLY FROCKS Phone R-4567 Dallas, Texas mee and Veeeeeelee HIGHLAND PARK BAKERY 3225 Knox St. L-0084 3106 Knox Highland Park Pharmacy. Inc. Ethical Prescription Druggists Knox at Travis Lakeside 2126 DALLAS, TEXAS N U-WAY CLEANERS DE LUXE CLEANING Phone L-4600 4544 McKinney, at Knox P ge One Hundred T l yih Do you think they approve of my sermon? asked the new minister. Yes, I think so, replied his wife. They were all nodding. A fire in a dressing room was put out in one hour and then it took five hours to put out the firemen. An old maid has a parody on Pass the Ammunition. She sings: Praise the Lord, I've got a proposition. When a hen cackles, is she laying or lying? Corp. Mope: Why, you can't even count past ten. Pvt. Dope: Who can't? Ten, Iack, Queen, King. They say Dr. Funnybone is pain- less. Yeah, but I'm not. Pvt. Fred: Say, did you read in the papers about the fourteen sergeants and one private who were injured in the train wreck? Pvt. Ted: Yes, poor chap! Elsie: Have you heard that story go- ing around about Eunice? Grace: Have I heard it? Why, honey, I started it. When is your mother coming? Wednesday of next week. Why? I just wanted to find out when I was going. Whenever an alarm sounded in Madisonville, Texas, the whole town rushed out and followed the engines to the fire, clogging traffic and generally getting in the way. Chief Whitten neat- ly solved the problem by ordering the first truck out to go in the wrong direc- tion. The populace followed it and the firemen got to the fire Without difficulty. Faq: Om' Huntlrr-fl' T1u1'nly-fow- The Cleveland Chamber of Com- merce held a luncheon in honor of Bob Hope, the movie comedian, who is also a business man as an officer of the Hope Metal Products Co. of Cleve- land. The Hope Metal Products Co. is do- ing swell, Hope told the chamber. You know those big bombers with the huge wing span? We make the clips that keep the blueprints together. Student: Could one refer to the Ve- nus de Milo as the girl who got the breaks? English Librarian: Why not, may I ask? lt's an armless joke. Teacher: Rastus, what animal is most noted for its fur? Rastus: De skunk: de more fur you gets away from him de better it is fur you. Once a year the newsboys of a cer- tain district of London were taken for an outing up the Thames by a gentle- man of the neighborhood, where they could bathe to their heart's content. As one little waif was getting into the water, a friend observed: I say, Bill, ain't you dirty? I missed the train last year, re- gretted Bill. Professor Cfinishing long algebra probleml: And so we find X equals zero. Sophomore: All that work for noth- ing! The house was too damp to live in. There was too much due on it. Barber: Was your tie red when you came in? Customer: No. Barber: Gosh! Two little Negroes were playing poker. First Negro: Say, black boy, what's you got? Second Negro: Three aces. What's you all got? First Negro: Two deuces and a razor. Second Negro: You wins. e . 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Answered the customers, Yah, Eu- menidesf' Prof.: Decline 'love,' Miss Iones. Miss Iones: Decline love, professor? Not me. Officer: Why were you late to form- ation? Private: I squeezed out too much tooth paste and had a hard time get- ting it back in the tube, sir. Have you been through calculus? inquired the college professor. Not unless l passed through at night on my way here, replied the new stu- dent. l'm from Kansas, you know. Host: I thought of sending some of these cigars to the front. Guest: How can you be sure the Nazis will get them? rt- rt- IE' At a roll call in a Russian regiment it is reported that an officer sneezed and four soldiers promptly answered, Here Two Nazis met on a Berlin boulevard. l have inside information, whis- pered the first, about England's in- vasionf' Vor1derful, said the other, When are dey comink? Drill Sergeant to Rookie: Wipe that opinion off your face. Officer: You brought me the wrong boots. Can't you see that one of them is black and the other is brown? Orderly: Yes, sir, but the other pair is just the same. Page One Humlrvd Twenly-eight A patriotic lady who sent out the following invitation to an officer at a nearby army post: Mr. and Mrs. Browne request the pleasure of Cap- tain Green's company at dinner, was dismayed at the reply she received. With the exception of five men on leave and three on sick list, the reply read, Captain Green's company ac- cept with pleasure your invitation. The real problem of your leisure is how to keep other people from using it. The Army Air Corps is noted for rapid promotion of young officers. A sign over the ofifcers' club bar in a California camp reads: No lieutenant colonels of the Army Air Forces allowed at the bar unless accompanied by their parents. If she were twice as cute as she tries to be, she still wouldn't be half as cute as she thinks she is. The fat man and his wife were re- turning to their seats in the theater after the intermission. Did I tread on your toes as l went out? he asked a man at the end of the row. You did, replied the other grimly, expecting an apology. The fat man turned to his wife. All right, Mary, he said, this is our row. ll' 95 il' Pa, dear, wheedled the fond mama, Bobbie-'s teacher wrote us a note say- ing he must have an Encyclopedia. Encyclopedia, heck! growled dad. Let him walk to school like l did. Question: What did the lightning bug Say when he lost his tail? Answer: l'm delighted-no end. SOUNDS GOOD l represent the Mountain Wool Com- pany, ma'am. Would you be interested in some coarse yarns? Gosh, yes! Tell me a couple! We Do Not Tear Your Clothes with Machinery. We Do lt Carefully by Hand.-Laundry Window Sign. Compliments of COLE'S HATCHERY Quality Chicks for I5 Years Greenville Ave. at Loveifs Lane T-5216 DELIVERY SERVICE Phone T-4186 GREENVILLE AVENUE GROCERY 6. 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Sharp Hardware T1-,omas-Be1viCk 4244 Oak Lawn Avenue Telephone L-2181 6915 Preston Road Telephone L-2183 Dallas, Must Complela Harflware Storev DAY AND NIGHT LAUNDRY AND CLEANING CO. 2815 Greenville Avenue T-4141 O v Iluudml TllUL'll1j HE'LL BLOW 'EM DOWN Mrs. Clancy: I've got a letter from Michael in the Solomon Islands. He wants me to send him his saxophone! Mrs. Rafferty: Shure! And when he does his practicing the laps will think the Yanks have a new secret weapon! Pl- rt P5 COULD BE Husband: Mary, here's a hair in this piecrust. Wife: It looks like one of yours, Henry. It must have come off the roll- ing pin. PRE-WAR DEAL It happened at an income tax office in Washington. A colored resident, with his form all filled out, approached the- Pay window and laid a quarter on the ledge. What's that for? asked the clerk, who had read the total amount of the tax. Why, that's for my income tax! They done told me I could pay a quar- ter at a time. if 25 25- AMERICAN lNlUNUITY A G. I. Ioe from Oklahoma was en- joying the hospitality of a British home. The host sought to put his guest at ease with conversation about America. You Yanks amaze me with your ingenuity, he commented. ls it some- thing you inherit from your ancestors? The Oklahoma lad was baffled by the word ingenuity, but he was will- ing to hazard a guess. Ingenuity? he repeated. Oh, yeah, we get that from the Injuns! PP PZ' 22- Student: To whom was Minerva married? Professor: M yboy, when will you learn that Minerva was the Goddess of Wisdom? She wasn't married. F? 95 25 SO THEY SAY Guest: My dear, where did your wonderful string of pearls come from? You don't mind my asking, do you? Hostess: Not at all. They came from oysters. ' Page One Hundred Thirty 'A man's good looks are often spoiled when he sneers, remarks a Woman writer. Righto, sister! Especially if he sneers at a tough sergeant.-Nuggets. 25 5? FP 'What do you call a man who's been lucky in love? A bachelor. GETS AROUND it 25 91- Soldier Cfinding wasp in soupj: What's this? Cook: Vitamin bee. 31- 21' 35 That writer is either a fool or a humorist. What's the matter? I ordered extract of beef and he brought me a glass of milk. PI- Pl- X- HIGH VOLTAGE She has a very magnetic person- ality. She should have. Every stitch she has on is charged. -The Optimist. 91- 2? ii' A little Scotch boy's grandmother was packing his luncheon for him to take to school one morning. Suddenly looking up in the old lady's face, he said: Grandmother, do yer specs mag- nify? A little, my child, she answered. Aweel, then, said the boys, I wad juist like it if ye wad ta' them off when ye're packin' my loonch. Sf' 35 as Iudge tto prisoner just condemned to deathj: You have the legal right to express a last wish, and if it is possible it will be granted. . Prisoner ta barberl: I should like just once more to be allowed to shave the district attorney. 2? 3' FI- ' The Negro entering prison was sad. Ah cain't do all this sentence, he sighed. How long is it? asked a deputy. Life, said the despandent Negro. Well, said the deputy kindlY, just do what you can of it. Fon oven 18 YEARS ray 0F anenren nlnmonn snow DIAMONDS . . . WATCHES . . . JEWELRY SILVERWARE - LUGGAGE . . , 5 . . 4 '4' 1936 ELM STREET AT HARWOOD 'A' 'k 9 Kriss Dallas' Finest Budget Store ufllwllys Earliest With the Lalesf' APPAREL 1104 Elm St. Dallas, Texas P FOR MEN AND WOMEN DUNTON'S CAFETERIA WALES 1609 Elm Phone C-3023 1914 Elm St fb GREENVILLE AVE. BAKERY 50 1911 Greenville Ave. E 1 T3-0853 Q - . STUD DS McKay-Garrett Cleaning Company 1102w Elm Street Dallas, Texas 3306 Knox Street J-8-4100 One of America s 'ef'UWm Eu Mu KAHN C05 for men and boys Main and Elm at Lamar . . . Since 1872 PgO II l1Tlf, Those who have tried to drive through some of the red clay of Georgia backroads will like this. The motorist had paid a farmer three dollars to pull him back on the road, and inquired about the number of cars the man helped out. Sometimes as high as ten or twelve a day. Do you pull them out at night, too? asked the tourist. Nope, we haul water for the roads at night. A private, wanting leave, told his captain a sad story about his sick wife longing for him. The captain doubted and sadi: l'm afraid that you are not telling the truth. l have just received a letter from your wife urging me not to let you come home because you get drunk, break the furniture, and mis- treat her shamefully. The private saluted and started to go. Then he paused and said, Sor, may l speak to you, not as an officer, but as mon to mon? Yes, what is it? Well, sor, I was just thinkin' you and l are two of the most iligant liars that ever lived. You see, l'm not mar- ried at all. What did you name youah baby, Mose? a friend inquired of a proud colored father. Electricity, said Mose. Queer name, said the friend, Why you name him that? We1l, mah name's Mose, an' mah wife's name's Dinah, an' if Dinahmose don't make electricity, what does dey make? . A colored woman came to the plan- tation office to receive her wages. Al- ways before, being unable to write, she had made a cross mark on the receipt. This time she drew a circle. Why didn't you make a cross as usual? the clerk asked her. Why, she explained, Ah done got married yesterday an' changed mah name. Page Om' Hundrml' Tbirly-Iwo Sandy had been desperately ill for some while and his daughter went out of the sick room with the doctor, an- other Scot, when he left and asked if he thought Sandy would weather the spell. Well, lass, l can't say, but l wouldn't buy na more than a half bot- tle of tha' medicine this time if it was me. The physician's young son and a neighbor lad were playing in the office of the doctor. Suddenly the young host threw open a closet and disclosed an articulated skeleton. The visiting lad was promptly and properly horrified. The doctor's son explained that his father was extremely proud of that skeleton. ls he? Why? Oh, l dunno, Maybe it was his first patient. Schoolmaster: lf Shakespeare were alive today, would he still be regarded as a remarkable man? Pupil: l'd think so, for he'd be 376 years old. Aunt Minnie was taking her first trip on a train. When the conductor came through the car and called for tickets Auntie readily gave up hers. A few minutes later the train boy coming through called, Chewing gum! Neverl cried Aunt Minnie, bravely. You can take my ticket, but not my gum! 2? Il' 25 l wish the boys wouldn't call me Big Bill. Why? These college names stick. And l'm studying to be a doctor. Prof. Cto freshman entering class latel: On what date were you born, young man? Freshman: On April 2, sir. Prof.: Hum, being late must be a habit with you. Professor: lohn, name a collective noun. Iohn: A vacuum cleaner. B. I.. 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Well, l'll tell you, said the doctor placatingly, it's the only room we have available just now. ls your room- mate troublesome? Why, the guy's crazy! He keeps looking around and saying, 'No lions, no tigers, no elephants,' and all the time the room is full of them! Post-card message from a truthful vacationist: Having a wonderful time: wish l could afford it. Men, said the sergeant, this new bullet the Germans are using will go through two feet of solid wood. So re- memberf fellows, and keep your heads donw. A lady went through Amarillo and wanted to know when the helium plants bloomed. A couple went to Yellowstone Na- tional Park on their honeymoon just to see what a bear hug was like. I do most of my work sitting down. That's where l shine. ln a gay, carefree mood, as a man telephone a friend at two o'clock in the morning: l do hope l haven't disturbed you, he said cheerily. , Oh, no, the friend replied, that's quite all right. l had to get up to answer the telephone anyway. Sailor to girl: Tell me all about your struggles, heartaches, your family, and your telephone number. FoundfLady's purse left in my car while parked. Cwner can have same by describing property and paying for this ad. lf owner can explain satisfac- torily to my wife how purse got into my car, will pay for ad myself. Pugr' Om' Humlml Thirty-fazzr Poor guy, he's dying of jealousy. What! That Cassanova? Sure, the jealous husband beat him up. The best rejection slip l ever heard of, Russell Crouse told a group of authors, wasMan editor's note atached to heavy manuscript. lt read: 'l'm re- turning this paper-someone wrote on it. Recently I have been having trouble with public laundries shrinking my un- mentionables, so l found a large rail- road spike and tied a tag to it with this inscription: Try and shrink this! When my laundry was returned, I opened it and found a small carpet tack with a tag tied to it inscribed: We did! Why are you suddenly taking French lessons? Well, we adopted a French baby and we're eager to know what he says when he begins to talk. A Chicago gangster took it into his head to send his son to school. They arrived at the principal's office. What you got? asked the father. Sir, we offer arithmetic, trigonom- etry, spelling, etc. Waal, give 'im trigernometry. He's de woist shot in de family. Chief, may I have tomorrow after- noon off? Ah, yes. Your grandmother, l sup- pose? That's right. She's making her first parachute jump. This sailor ordered two dozen roses to be sent to his beloved on her twenty- fourth birthday. A rose for every pre- cious year of your life, his card read. The florist threw in an extra dozen because the young fellow was one of his best customers. And the wedding hasn't taken place yet. Love is like an onion, You taste it with delight And when it's gone you wonder Whatever made you bite. Cl07Zg7'6llZlldl'Z'07Z5.l YO the 1945 Graduates of North Dallas High School CA U L E ENGIQAVINQ N' 2 STEEL AND COPPER PLATE ENERAVER5 zh We sincerely ank you for the privilege of supplying the commence- ment invitations an car s or both Manufacturers of WEDDING INVITATIONS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS FINE BUSINESS STATIONERY d d f January and May Classes of 1945. 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He was caught counting his ribs in a physiology exam. n Halt: who goes there? Americcfn. Advance and recite the second verse of 'Star-Spangled Banner'. l don't know it. Proceed, American! ' Page Owe fllllldfffd Forty-lbrcc Each year finds an even greater effort on the part of both the Viking Staff and our organization to keep up the high standard of the VIKING Masterpieces. We appreciate the iourney through the years with your publication personnel and School officials. SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING Co OF DALLAS 2100 lCfCkSOI1 Street Phone Riverside 2158 DALLAS. TEXAS I I I F L