Pleasant Grove High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1954 volume:

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' 1 5? - ,gl . 'e e g e 1 ' feffwlz -igi e -Te R on -5' .KW -Loki' '4-2 -- .- ' rx , - .-7, .H MX .. , , , , -.'.,,....- Y , T,..,..-L-:tm 4 V ,- Qi Wie?-M-L jf, - H , 3- 3-maze, A- f - -- ...... W ,'- - -4 ..-i1-Q 2 We look to the future And what clo we see? Students whose thoughts will be turning I n this new building of learning Yet . . . Down through the years, And as time goes by, We can turn the leaves of this book And at our past, take a secret look. DEDICATION DALE DOUGLAS We, the Annual Staff, affectionately dedicate this 54 Bobcat to our very capable superintend- ent, Dale Douglas. We sincerely appreciate the counsel and under- standing he has given us during our school year and the sincere effort he has made to further the progress of our Pleasant Grove Independent Schools. CO TENTS SENIORS 13 IUNIORS 415 SOPHOIVIORES 61 FRESHIVIEN 75 ACTIVITIES 87 SPORTS 99 MUSIC 115 ORGANIZATIONS 121 ADVERTISEMENTS 137 HIGH SCHUOL BUILDING GYMNASIUIVI H.E.COTTAGE BANDH ADMINISTRATION Boarcl of Education Left to right: Superintendent Dale Douglas, Henry Dun lap, Jesse Watts, President Dick Bruton, Sam Cannon, Grover Hudgens, Secretary John De Long. Insert: Clay ton Smith. QQ gp- K W.- DALE DOUGLAS B.A., M.A. Superintendent of the Pleasant Grove Independent Schools KERMIT KEY, M.E. Business Manager EUGENE COUCH, B.S. Bookkeeper JAMES E. STARRETT, M.E. Textbook Custodian, Visiting Teacher EDITH BUCKNER B.S. Dietitian RUTH ELLIOTT R.N. School Nurse LUCILLE AERNI R.N. School Nurse W. R. HALL M E Maintenance Engineer .i-. FACULTY J. L. MOSS, M.E. Assistant Principal JOHN H. AKIN, M.S. Algebra, Geometry RICHARD ANDERSON, B.S Biol0gY, General Science J. W. BLACK, B.S. Coach, General Science FRANK BLASER, B.S. Algebra FRANCES BRADFORD, B.S Home Economics ELSIE BRIGHT, B.S. Physical Education gg' .,. ,.. if msgifm me sy 2-EEL is BILLIE BROOKS, B.M. Band, Choral ROSE CALLAHAN, M.S. American, World History. BETTY KINDLE, B.A. English JAMES LAWLESS, B.S. Physical Education, Coach DOROTHY LINTHICUM, English, Journalism ANN MARTIN, M.E. Speech HAROLD MARTIN, B.S. Drivers Education OLGA MURLEY, B.A. English ---2 FRANK McCLANAHAN, MS Commercial Arithmetic, Coach DORIS NORTHCUTT, B.S. Typing, Bookkeeping DOROTHEA PASQUA, B.S. Physical Education JOE PASQUA, B.S. Coach, Physical Education JENNIE PETERS, M.E. Biology, Chemistry LOIS ROSSON, M.A. English, Spanish PATSY SCOTT, B.S. Home Economics VELMA SCOTT, B.S. Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Commercial Law OPAL SCUDDER, M.A. General Math, Algebra HARRELL SHAVER, B.S. :: ,,,, s ,,.,,,. 1 t 'Nf- YQ ,,,. , ,. L gig' , General Math, Coach PATRICIA WEBB, B.A. World History and Geography VIVIAN WILSON, B.A. English WAYMON WILSON, M.A. Algebra, Coach PATSY WITHROW, B.S. Home Economics K4 5' av S 3 if - .Q U, P TA Officers Mrs. J. B. Stark .- Mrs. L. B. Lomas Mrs. O. F. Brewton - Mrs. H. D. Inman Mrs. R. N. Bruton LUNCH ROOM STAFF Mrs Eula Thompson, Mrs. Ethel Draper Mrs Way nie Chambers, Mrs. Lucy Tramel F3 ws SEN IDRS Class Officers President ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,., ,..............AA,.,...s... I ackie Smith Vice President ......... ,...,,.,,.,,, G eorge Cates Secretary sA,A.,..,,,,A,, ,,,.,,,. M argaret Sammon Treasurer .s,,,,,s,,, ..,,..,,.,7, B arry Dowd Reporter ..... Maxie Ashby I 3 MOST ATHLETIC BOY SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES PAUL BREY MOST POPULAR BOY AND GIRL SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES T if ag xx 4. - fy-A BR UJVSON WN AN A B PAYND J OE JOHNSON BEST PERSON ALITIES SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ROY AND GIRL SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES RET MM N K. 5 MOST HANDSOME BOY Y AND j MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL 1 l 1 P SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES n .-,.WT, ,. -. ,,,. ,W 4, F I CUFFTON GROOM A Akz' I 4Q 1 I It BEST ALL-AROUND ROY AND GIRL SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES f BAR MAXIE ASHBY Athletic Clubg A Team Foot- ballg Cats' Tale Staffg Quill and Scroll Societyg Student Council Reporterg Senior Pub. PATSY BARKER Dramatics, Reporterg Variety, Treasurerg Athleticg Commercial Clubg B Team Basketballg Freshman Class Reporterg Junior Class Secretaryg Junior Playg Valentine Princess 3 Annual Staffg Co-Club Editorg Best All Around Senior Girlg National Honor Societyg Thespian Soci- ety, Secretaryg Senior Play. TAWANA BAIRD Red Crossg Secretaryg Athleticg Dramatics, Vice Presidentg Sec- retaryg Variety Clubsg A Team Basketballg Operettag Jun- ior Playg Annual Staff, Business Managerg Cats' Tale Staffg Stu- SHIRLEY BAILEY Dramaticsg Athleticg Boots and Batong Commercial Clubsg B Team Basketballg Drill Teamg Operettasg Valentine Princessg Senior Play. JIM BEAM Athleticg Choral Clubsg Oper- ettag A Team Baseballg A Team Basketball: A Team Footballg Most Popular Sopho- moreg Most Athletic Juniorg Most Athletic Seniorg Junior Playg Student Council Presi- dentg Junior Class Treasurerg Junior Traffic Convention: Na- tional Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll Society-5 Cats' Tale Staffg Senior'Pub. dent Council g Cheerleader g Sophomore Class Reporterg Most Popular Sophomore Girlg Best Personality Senior Girlg Valen- tine Princess: Quill and Scroll Societyg Thespian Societyg Na- tional Honor Society, Secretaryg Senior Pub.g Senior Play. 'f 'ff? 't'frP'5fi' FRED BENDALL Operettas. MAXIE BLANTON Dixie Land Clubg Concert Bandg Operetta Band. HORACE BLACK Square Dance g Dixie Land Clubs g Concert Band 3 Dance Bandg Operetta Bandg Operettas. JOE B11.Es, JR. Aeronauticsg Field and Streamg D. E. Play. DOYLENE BLASINGAME Y-Teensg FHA 9 Dramatic 3 Square Dance 5 Commercial Clubsg Drill Teamg Office Staff. PATSY BOONE A Team Basketballg Operettag Student Councilg Concert Band, Substitute Majoretteg Annual Staffg Activity Editor, Cats' Tale Staffg Valentine Princessg Sophomore Class Secretary 5 Most Athletic Sophomore Girlg Thespian Societyg National Hon- or Societyg Quill and Scroll So- cietyg Television Quizg Senior Pub. GEORGE BROWN Square Dance, Aeronauticsg Sound and Projection Clubs, President and Vice President, Delegate SMU Traffic Confer- enceg National Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll Societyg Tele- vision Quizg Senior Pub. PAUL BREY Athletic, Red Cross Clubs, President Freshman Classg Vice President Sophomore Classg B Team Footballg A Team Foot- ballg Most Popular Senior Boy. Jo ANN BRAY Square Dance, Pan American Clubs, Secretary, President, Del- egate to Stateg .lunior Playg Jaycee Traffic Essay Contest, Local lst placeg What Democ- racy Means to Me Essay Con- test, Girls' lst Placeg Ull.. Spell- ing, 2nd, 2nd, lst placeg Op- eretta. BONITA BRUNSON Red Crossg Boots and Batong Square Danceg Variety, Dramat- icsg Cheerleader Clubsg Drill Team, Most Popular .lunior Girlg Most Popular Senior Girl: Junior Playg Cheerleaderg Head Cheerleaderg National Honor So- ciety, Queen of Heartsg Senior Play. 'W J AMES BURT Athletic Clubg Football: Trackg Junior Play. GEORGE CATES Athletic Clubg B Team Bas- ketballg A Team Baseballg B Team Footballg A Team Foothallg Junior Playg Operettag Valentine Candidateg Vice Pres- ident of Senior Classg National Honor Societyg Cats' Tale Staffg Television Quizg Senior Pub. ANITA CARTER EDDIE CALDER Aeronauticsg Typing Clubsg UII Spelling Team, 2nd Place. JAMILLE CHAMBERS Dramaticsg Red Crossg Musicg Typingg Vice Presidentg Square Dance Clubsg Concert Bandg Operettag Dance Bandg Major- etteg Head Majoretteg Daisy Mae Candidateg Band Sweet- heart Attendantg Football Sweet- heartg Valentine Candidateg Senior Play. Photographer, Reporterg Square Danceg Music Cluhsg Chorusg Dance Bandg Concert Bandg Op- erettag Junior Playg Cats' Tale Staffg Majoretteg Drum Major- etteg Band Sweetheartg Thespian Societyg Quill and Scroll Soci- etyg National Honor Societyg Senior Play. -1' PEARL CHANDLER Typing Club. RONALD COLE Aeronauticsg Field and Streamg Athletic Clubsg B Team Foot- ballg Operetta. DONALD COLE Aeronauticsg Field and Streamg Athleticg Texas History Cluhsg B Team Footballg Student Councilg Operettag Linz Bible Award. JONELL CLANTON FHA, Vice Presidentg Good Mannersg Typingg Y-Teensg Boots and Baton Clubsg Drill Team. PAT COOTES FHAg Dramaticsg Boots and Batong Good Manners, Reporterg Variety Clubsg Drill Team: Op- erettag Stage Managerg Junior Playg Cats' Tale Staff, Assistant Business Managerg Annual Staff, Assistant Business Managerg Thespian Societyg National Hon- or Societyg Quill and Scroll So- cietyg Senior Play. BILLIE CRAKER Red Crossg Press, Secretaryg Dramaticsg Music Clubsg Chor- usg Concert Bandg Annual Staff, Art Editorg Cats' Tale Staffg Quill and Scroll Society. MARILYN DE LONG Musicg Square Danceg Typingg FHAg Varietyg Dramaticsg' Ath- letic Clubsg Operettasg Major- etteg Concert Bandg A Team Basketballg Junior Playg 12-A Beauty Nomineeg Most Beauti- ful Junior Girly Senior Play. BILL DEES Good Mannersg Square Danceg, Photographyg D. E.g Typing Clubs. JERRY DAVIS Student Councilg B Team Basketballg A Team Basket- ballg Junior Class Reporterg Na- tional Honor Society. BARRY Down Aeronauticsg Basketballg Texas History Clubsg Operettag B Team Basketballg A Team Basketballg Senior Class Treas- urer. SHIRLEY DUNBAR Y-Teensg FHA 3 Dramaticsg Commercial Clubsg Office Staffg National Honor Society. TOMMY EVERETT Athleticg D. E. Clubsg. Selling as a Career Contest g Honorable Mention. . A BEVERLY ELMORE Pan Americang D. E. Clubsg Treasurer g Chorus g Operettag National Honor Society. t JAMES EDWARDS Athletic Clubg A Team Foot- ballg QA Team Baseballg A Team Trackg Senior Play. l 4 FREEMAN FEAGIN w Literaryg Dramaticsg Athletics , Clubsg Sophomore Class Presi- l dentg Junior Class Presidentg 4 Student Council, Vice Presidentg 1 One Act Playg Best Actorg Op- erettag Annual Staff, Sports Ed- , itorg A Team Baseballg A , Team Footballg Television Quizg Most Handsome Senior Boyg ' National Honor Societyg Senior Play. W i E Q, E 2 a 2 and ROXY FIELDS Square Danceg Musicg Typingg FHAg D. E. Clubs. PHYLLIS FUGATE Dramaticsg Variety Clubsg Rep- resentative at Dr. Pepper Toum- amentg Representative at Dallas County Fairg Valentine Prin- cessg Operettag Senior Play. CALVIN FRANTZ Literary Clubg A Team Foot- ball Managerg A Team Bas- ketball Managerg A Team Baseball Managerg Television Quizg National Honor Society. BETTY EDNA FLANERY Square Danceg Y-Teensg FHAQ Pan Americang Dramaticsg Com- mercial Clubsg Student Councilg Operettag Office Staff. GARY FUQUAY Square Danceg Photographyg Athleticg Art Clubsg B Team Football 3 Operetta. MICKEY GHORMLEY Literary, Vice Presidentg Texas Historyg Aeronauticsg Athletic Cluhsg A Team Basketball. CLIFTON GROOM Athletic Club B Team Foot- ballg A Team Footballg BH Team Basketballg A Team Basketballg Best All Around Senior Boy. E FRANK GRAY Athleticg Square Dance Clubsg B Team Footballg A Team Footballg Chorus. GENEVA GLASSCOCK FHAg Dramaticsg Red Cross Clubsg Majoretteg Head Major- CHS. JOYCE GUINN Dramaticsg Typing g Variety g Boots and Baton Cluhsg Drill Teamg Operettag Chorus. JAMES HARGUS Aeronauticsg Photographyg Field and Stream Cluhsg Operetta. HAL HORTON D. E. Clubg Vice President. DICK HEIDT Aeronauticsg Athleticg Literary Clubsg B Team Basketballg A Team Basketballg Student Councilg Cats' Tale Staffg Ed- itorg Senior Pubg Most Likely to Succeed Senior Boyg Quill and Scroll Societyg National Honor Society, President. SHIRLEY HARRISON GLEN HUBBARD Field and Streamg Literary Clubsg Vice Presidentg A Team Football Manager: Oper- ettag Junior Play, .il 1 1 s E TERRY HUNT Red Crossg Dramaticsg D.E. Clubsg Drill Team. JOE JOHNSON Athleticg Square Dance Clubsg B Team Footballg A Team Footballg Best Personality Sen- ior Boy. CARL JOHNSON Dramaticsg Aeronauticsg D. E. , 2 Z S f S 2 E K i E v E I 5 E s DAVID INMAN Red Cross, Presidentg Musicg Square Dance Clubsg Concert Bandg Operetta Bandg Operettag Junior Play Bandg Cat's Tale Staff, Business Managerg Quill and Scrollg Senior Playg Senior Pub. TREVA JOHNSON Red Cross Club. 3 3 5 Clubs. i- 2 1 s Z E 5 Q 5 s s E ! 3 i CHARMAINE JONAS FHAQ Y-Teens, Secretaryg Boots and Baton Clubsg Operettag Choralg Drill Teamg Flag Bearer. BARBARA LAWTON FHAg International Correspond- ence 3 Commercial g Literary Clubs. KAREN KLINEFELTER Libraryg Square Danceg Com- mercial Clubsg Linz Bible Awardg UIL Typing Contestg Republic Bank Feature Contest, lst Placeg Cats' Tale Staffg Chorusg Quill and Scroll Soci- etyg Television Quizg Senior Pub.g Senior Prophecyg Senior Playg Thespian Society. CAMELIA LOUGHMILLER FHAg Dramaticsg D. E., Re- porterg Photography Clubsg An- nual Staffg Student Councilg Junior Playg Daisy Maeg Most Beautiful Seniorg Valentine Princessg D. E. Sweetheartg D. E. Sweetheart for Area, Rep- resentative LJ State. JERRY LASWELL Literary Clubg National Honor Society: Quill and Scroll Soci- etyg A Team Basketball Man- agerg Cats' Tale Staffg Senior Pub. MARIDELLE LUCE Boots and Batong Square Danceg FHAg Drarnatics Clubsg Oper- ettag Drill Teamg Junior Playg Senior Play. VIRGINIA MARCUSSEN Literary g Y-Teensg Typing Clubsg Chorusg Concert Bandg Student Council. JERRY MANLEY Athleticg Dramatics Clubg B Team Footballg A Team Foot- ballg Sophomore Class Treasur- erg Senior Play. E I 2 2 5 I 5 Q 2 I X I I I BILLY MAGEORS D. E. Club. NELDA MCABEE Y-Teensg Pan American, Treas- 1 urerg Variety Clubs g Senior Play. Q 3 I I is if ,. 'I II 3 2 I BILLY MCCLURE Red Crossg Aeronauticsg Photog- raphyg Athletic Clubsg B Team Basketballg A Team Basketballg Cats' Tale Staffg Quill and Scrollg Senior Pub. EARL MILLER Aeronautics g Square Dance g D. E.g Dramatics Clubg D. E. Play. EARL MESTER Operettag Senior Play GLENDA MCDONALD BOBBY M0oN Field and Streamg Athletic Clubsg A Team Football. LINDA MORRIS Typingg Y-Teensg D. E. Clubsg Chorusg Operetta. MEDDIE ONN NALLS Dramaticsg Good Manners, Treasurerg Typingg FHA Clubsg Drill Teamg Operettag Junior Play, Student Directorg Cats' Tale Staffg Thespian Societyg Quill and Scroll Societyg Senior Pub.g Senior Play. BARBARA NEWELL Chorusg Literary Club. RICHARD PENLAND Dramatics Club. LLOYD PECK B Team Basketballg B Team Football. BOBBY PARKER Photographyg Athleticg Square Dance Clubsg A Team Foot- ballg B Team Footballg Stu- dent Council. MARY LOU PILAND Literaryg Typingg Commercial Clubsg Band. BILL PILGRIM Athleticg Dramaticsg Red Crosse Cluhsg B Team Basketballg' A Team Basketballg Operetta. ROBERT REYNOLDS Literaryg Aeronauticsg Typing Clubsg A Team Baseball. HAL RED1-'EARN Athleticg Social Studiesg Dra- matics Club, Vice Presidentg Junior Playg Most Popular Jun ior Boyg Student Council Secre- taryg B Team Footballg A Team Football. SHIRLEY PLEASANT Artg Dramatics Clubg Operettag Senior Play. NANCY ROHDE Commercial 3 International Friendship Cluhsg Office Staff. ORAN RHODES Aeronautics, Reporterg Athleticg Literary Clubsg B Team Bas- ketballg A Team Basketballg HA Team Baseball. SHIRLEY ROGERS FHAQ Y-Teensg International Friendshipg Commercial Clubs. MARILYN RIVES Commercialg FHAQ Photogra- phyg Square Danceg Dramatics, Reporterg Music Clubsg Concert Bandg Operetta Bandg Cats' Tale Staifg Senior Pub., Assistant Ed- itorg Annual Staff, Assistant Edi- tor, Editorg Television Quizg D. A. R. Candidateg National Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll Society, President. AUDY Riccs Scienceg Dramatics Clubg Thes- pian Society. STAN ROGERS Square Danceg Music Clubsg Band Mvanagerg Annual Staffg Quill and Scroll Society, Vice Presidentg Cats' Tale Staff, Ed- itor, Senior Pub., Editorg Sen- ior Playg Thespian Society. MARGARET SAMMON Libraryg Dramaticsg Y-Teensg Typingg Commercial Clubsg Jun- ior Playg Office Staffg UIL Typ- ing Contest, 2nd Placeg Most Likely, to Succeed Senior Girlg National Honor Society. JENABETH SIMMONS Typing Clubg Chorus. GEORGE SCHELL Aeronauticsg Photographyg Ath- letic Clubsg A Team Basket- ballg Cats' Tale Staff g Television Quizg National Honor Society, Vice President. PATRICIA SEARCY Chorusg Operetta. EARLENE SMITH Square Danceg Music, Secretaryg Typing Clubsg Operetta Bandg Concert Bandg Operettag Dance Bandg Chorus. JACK SMITH D. E. Club, President. JOHN SOLOMON Dixie Land Clubg Concert Band. JACKIE SMITH Aeronauticsg Red Crossg Dra- maticsg Athletic Clubsg Student Councilg Junior Playg Operettag B Team Footballg A Team Footballg B Team Basketballg Vice President Junior Classg President of Senior Classg Cats' Tale Staff 9 Thespian Societyg Senior Pub. ROBERT STARK Musicg Photographyg Square Danceg Dixie Land Clubsg Con- cert Bandg Dance Bandg Annual Staff. PEGGY SMITH FHAg Y-Teens, Presidentg Boots ,and Batong Good Manners Clubs, Secretaryg Drill Teamg Football Princessg Valentine Princessg Cheerleaderg Operet- tag Cats' Tale Staffg Quill and Scroll Societyg Senior Pub.g Na- tional Honor Society. 'Www JAMES SWINT D. E. Club. EVA TIDWELL Square Danceg Boots and Baton Photographyg Typing Clubs? Drill Team, Flag Bearer. JOY THOMPSON Square Danceg Athleticg Varie- tyg Dramatics Clubg Basketball. A i 5 l i 5 J Q E a 3 s 5 2 JACK THOMPSON Field and Streamg Athleticg Cookingg Square Danceg D. E. Clubsg An Team Footballg Most Athletic Freshman Boyg Most Athletic Sophomore Boyg King of Hearts. J ACK UTLEY Social Studiesg Photographyg Square Danceg Athletic Clubsg A Team Baseballg B Team Footballg A Team Footballg B Team Basketballg A Team Basketball. 3 A A 2 E it A S il 6 A 2 1 Q A A ,-4 B if FA Y ze at JACK VANDAGRIFF Music g Dramaticsg Square Dance Clubsg Concert Bandg Dance Bandg Junior Playg One Act Play, Best Supporting Act- org WFAA TV Showg Operet- tasg Thespian Society, Presi- dentg Senior Play. BETTY WEBB FHAg Commercial Cluhsg One Act Play. FAY WATSON Dramatics Clubg Chorusg Oper- ettasg Senior Play. E Lf . 2 DOROTHY WALTERS FHAQ Y-Teens: Commercialg Literary Clubsg Drill Team. MARTIN WEBER Square Dance Clubg Operettag Cheerleaderg One Act Playg Thespian Society. WSSQSSQQ DELESA WILLIAMS Typing, Presidentg Musicg Dra- maticsg Dixie Land Clubsg Dance Bandg Operettasg Junior Playg Thespian Societyg WFFA TV Showg Senior Play. ROSALIE YANCEY Typing Club, Treasurerg Chorusg Operetta. Not shown PRESTON LONG D. E. Club. DOROTHY YOUNG EULA YOUNG Literaxyg Pan American Clubs, Pan Americang Y-Teensg Boots President, Historiang Freshman and Batong Photography Clubsg Class Presidentg Office Staffg Drill Teamg Operettag Chorus. Linz Bible Awardg English Essay Contest, Third Placeg UIL Spelling, First Placeg Short- h d, S d Pl g N ' l Hilo. 55222, HISTORY . As we open the book of our lives-we find the ,54 Seniors as eighth graders. We can remember as we read this chapter the wonderful times we had growing up together. ln 1950 we graduated from junior high. We were known as Fish', in high school. That first year we chose favorites-our first big thrill as grown ups. Ann Malone and Paul Brey were most popularg Carolyn Gilham and ,lack Thompson were most athletic. Our class officers were Dorothy Young, Presidentg Paul Brey, Vice H Presidentg Ann Malone, Secretaryg Freeman Feagin, Treasurerg Gerald and Troy Moore, Reporter. Our Valentine candidates were Bar- Paul and Glenn bara Spoerl and J ack Thompson. and David WX eat? Bonita Patsy, Cary, and Peggy Jackie, Mickey, Sharon Marilyn and Meddie Onn 43 Tawana Robert Mrs. Rowan and Pat 3.11 .J im and 44 Patsy SENIOR HISTORY As We turn another page in the book of our lives, we find the year 1951. We are Sophomores stepping a little higher to our goal. That year we chose Tawana Baird and Jim Beam as most popular, Patsy Boone and Jack Thompson as most athletic. Our class officers were Freeman Feagin, President, Patsy Boone, Secretary, Tawana Baird, Reporter, and Jerry Manley, Treasurer. Jim Beam and J amille Chambers represented our class in the Sadie Hawkins Race. This was Pleasant Grove's first year to have this sort of dance. Our Valentine candidates were Patsy Boone and Hal Redfearn. This is the next to the last chapter. Itis 1952 and we are Juniors. This year we chose Bonita Brunson and Hal Fedfearn as most popular, Jim Beam as most athletic, and Marilyn DeLong as most beautiful. Our class officers were Freeman Feagin, President, for the second time, Jackie Smith, Vice President, Patsy Barker, Secre- tary, and Jerry Davis, Reporter. Our Valentine candidate was Peggy Smith and her escort was George Cates. Camelia Loughmiller and George Schell represented our class in the Sadie Hawkins Race. We were also privileged in having a Junior play, Footloose This play, being a big success, enabled us to give the Seniors their first Junior-Senior Prom. Now we turn to the last chapter. lt's 1953, the year that means the most. This last year we're happy to be graduating but sorry to leave the wonderful times that we've had. This year we chose Bonita Brunson and Paul Brey, most popular, Patsy Barker and Clifton Groom, best all-round, Jim Beam, most athletic, Camelia Loughmiller and Freeman Feagin, most beautiful and most hand- some, Tawana Baird and Joe Johnson, best personality, and Mar- garet Sammon and Dick Heidt, most likely to succeed. Our D. A. R. candidate was Marilyn Rives. The Valentine Sweetheart was Bonita Brunson, her escort was Jack Thompson. Our Sadie Hawkins repre- sentatives were Camelia Loughmiller and Jim Beam. Our class of- ficers were Jackie Smith, President, George Cates, Vice President, Margaret Sammon, Secretary, Maxie Ashby, Treasurer, and Barry Dowd, Reporter. Our Student Council President was Jim Beam. Now comes the big moment. Soon Weill be on our own. We're graduating-May, 1954-the protection that Went with being a child is gone. We will have to make our own decisions, do our own thinking, and do our best. May God be with us and show us the way as we travel the long road to success and happiness. PAT COOTES-Senior Historian Freeman Patsy Anita and Marilyn ' ' '. ...1.- ' ' f n . . I if I liii Biz: Pat and Jonell Joan, Joy, Shirley, Anita JUNIOR Class Officers President ..........,........,. ......... B obby Peck Vice President ..,,,, .....,. C harlie Cox Secretary .........,.. ......... J ackie Smith Treasurer .,.,..., .................. I oe Moore Reporter ...... ....... R obert Anderton JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES MOST POPULAR MOST ATHLETIC AND MOST BEAUTIFUL ARVEL SMITH and CYNTHIA COLE JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES Anita Allen Martha Allen Donald Anderson Robert Anderton Betty Baker George Baker 1 If 'f t lasigi 4ar.a,.e.f-,,,.-hw' : 7 A riffs? L?iXQfR5l55L'452il wma' Y at-zmxymx P. ,Se Mwggig rn, ., ., meg. ,rs, im: ::g1fQ, 1gmgf11 wywlgaya , .fl ff sifvi ,liz- Qirsfxlf-2 mswlszif K ami .. H - K . I . X gi X 8 M F? 2,2 X, .f ' 5f325Q1ei7iQf:ggL H - gg , sat. M Smezatfw re ww- ,T-I W --H fr,.f,E,3gyfg:Qw1Q:m 5 is wfsggqfszrwyayw, fwriw - 'BWI Jackie Beezley Barbara Bellah Philip Bierhalter George Blazer Pruda 'Bodiford Barbara Boyanton Don Byrd J ack Byrd Claudine Carpenter Connie Chastain I. D. Clark Floyd Clowers Betty ,lo Bradfield William Bradley Gracejane Brewton Shirley Bright Jackie Brown Dewayne Burgess sf 1? v A -Q' ff ' Qi ,, more uorAvAsLlBiE B Law. nn., ,,L.L.J,3, -ofaigeago ai Joyce Coffel Carolyn Cole Cynthia Cole Joe Cole Sylvia Cooper Charlie Cox hRwQik ??n5!5a5 ff 5, A . f , MH. wg.-,HX ..,, , -f-,iz ww Wilma Crawford Ann Crenshaw Patsy Curry Lynda Davis Ray England John Farmer Patricia Gray Jerry Green Marcia Green Charles Griffin Rita Griffin Dorothy Grogan Louis Franklin Jeanne Forsyth Arnold Fugate Neil Furrh David Gibson Barbara Glover -1 -'M ' 'T' T 1 ' Bobby Gunter Don Hagler Shirley Hall Roy Hammers Larry Hanes Joe Ed Harmon Eli Harris Jerry Hart Vernon Hassell Ruth Haswell Nancy Hauerwas Gerald Heard Donresia Hoadley Irlane Hodges Rozanne Hodges Nina Horton Sue Hubbard Dora Hudmon Retha Henderson Acie Henigan Jerry Henry Milton - Henson Karen Hermansen Frankie Hiegert Bill Huenergarth James Hukill jack Hunter Ioan Iley Norma jackson JoAnne jenkins aw 1 LQ mfi' r,,mi.,. sz Q4 Beverly Martin Grady Martin Beverly McConnell Patsy McElhanon Julie Melton Judie Menton Rex Kirkland Danny Kubala Gayle Lane Helen Leich Grover Loughmiller Albert Mallard W9ff5+ ffQr:f:1a'.y5S'2+f-fgfsgea :W A 'f - we ,,.. .f 3 - Byron Myrick Ronald Myrick Arthur Newell Martha Painter Eva Parkinson Bobby Pate 'Wu x in x We Q05 uw,- ' W . l X Its? AAvAnLABLE... . , , :Q fx' K 5 'fo' : If S Ellen Richardson Clifford Robinson David Robinson Nora Rogers Larry Rollins Bette Sands N is .1- .L nga W , gxgifh In Q 1 l. 2 l,! , If I' li 1' Xb- Darwin Payne Bobby Peck Jerry Phillips Don Prim Billy Quinn Carol Reeves Veronica Schleback Linda Sebastian Dorothy Sexton Wilmer Shelton Elizabeth Simons ,lack Simpson ' .pzifawfasK,.giwtttM-,H--A.-1,.s::Lff :ww Ab-f f 'f 'K it ' 7 LH Arvel Smith Jacqueline Smith Sandra Smith Wilson Sorrells Billy Spainhour Cecil Rae Spencer Rochelle Stansbury Lee Roy Starks Carol Starling Sally Stephens Patricia Stewart Beverly Stillings Tommy Trlica Virginia Ussery Edwin Vance Mary Walters Fred Warren Marynel Weaver SOPHOMORE E ri 55 W3 2 E Qui Class Offi CBTS President .....,,..................................... Arvie Martin Vice President .,... .......... D onald Garrett Secretary ..,..,,.... .......... T ommy Burton Treasurer ...... .... ........ L u cy Aguirre Reporter .... Sharon Kline MUST POPULAR SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MOST ATHLETIC SOPHOIVIORE CLASS FAVORITES Raymond Adams Lucy Aguirre .lohn Allen Roy Wayne Allen William Anderson Barbara Anderton Linda Armstrong Betty Baxley John Beezley Barbara Bell Glenda Bell Charles Benedict Faye Bennett Lynda Bowland James Brackin Ronald Bradshaw Findley Brewton Randolph Broxson Willie Lee Brown Rajeen Bruton ,,.., as Y,,Y I v , .. m ii nW'- Tommy Burton Melvin Butler Shirley Campbell Jimmy' Canada Jackie Cantrell Ray Capps Willburn Cardwell Donald Cargile Roy Carlisle Clayton Cole Leon Cooksey Wayne Coon Richard Cooper Bobbie Jean Cope Thomas Cornett Mary Lou Cox Mary Crisyvell Jerry Daniel Nancy Davis Jerry Deal Richard DeLong Billy Doak Ann Dowd Bobby Drew Jimmy Duggan Iva Lou Durrett Robert Eakin Lois Earnhart Carolyn Ethridge Joy Evans Billy Feagin Ronald Forsythe ,lo Ann Foster Robbie Fowler Robert French Donald Garrett Jimmy Gates Carl Gilley Sue Gilliland Norma Girard Raymond Goehring Jim Gould Betty Jo Graves Dannell Graves Terry Griner Larry Hale Julius Hardie Russell Harman Minnie Harris Tucky Harrison Woodard Harrison Henry Haswell Phil Hawkins Leroy Hayes Harold Heflin Don Heidt Jane Herman Mary Ann Herron Ann Hershey Rogann Holcomb Bobby Joe Holland Delores Holloway Ralph Holloway Elizabeth Holmes Billy Hopkins Dwayne Hopkins Nancy Lee Huff Bill Hukill .loyce Hukill Peggy Hunt Mary Hunter Ivon Isbell lma Ivy Glenda Jackson Jerry Jenkins Jerald Johnson Louis Ann Johnston Doris J ones Glenn Jordan Janice Kellum Barbara Kemp Charles King Myra Kirbie Sharon Kline Donald Kutz Joe Laman Leslie Lampier Bobby Laswell James Leathers Billy Leavelle Jimmy Lee Gary Leissner ,lim Lewis Judy Lindquist Barbara Lomas Donald Lucky Donald Luke Darlene Lumley Patsy Maddox Irene Mangold Alice Mantooth Arvie Martin Donny May Bobby Maxey Allen McCagl1ren Henry McGowan Wilson McManus Dannia McMichael Nita McMillan Harold Melton Howard Melton James Menn James Milliken Lorraine Mitchell Alvin Montgomery Aloha Moore Nancy Moore Jerry Ann Moore Juanita Morris Patricia Morris Dorothy Moss Renate Mueller Patricia Murphy James Nichols James Norrell Wilbert Norris Paul Orozco Wanda Paris Wilmer Parker Betty Peek Billy Pemberton Loueen Peters Cecil Piland Wayne Piland Carl Podany Norma Price Walter Price Willie Pyron Mozelle Ragsdale Sherrill Ragsdale Chris Reyher Patsy Richardson Douglas Riggins Charles Roberts Tom Robinson Wanda Rogers Clyda Romans Katherine Roscoe Janice Ryle Joan Sands Barbara Sanford John Schweitzer June Scirratt Tommy Seay Patricia Sebastian Billy Selzer Charles Shaw Darlene Shelton Shirley Sherrill' Alfred Smith ff I k 1 sw' 'sz-ix K was N Q ,gp-..+...- ,,....' 5 3 , . imp, Aaszm wx-neu mcmnes wwf ,nf 1 . 3, , . .. Il- E54 wg? f X53-A. X , Af- Wxxffffe- 3 Q' li' Q amy IX .V N- f W . 'T 5?EiQ7f'5.' 'n lgff PHOTOGRAPH fv0fAVA11.AaLf N K ' ' :'.-. .Ti X FQ L lriihm gf 5 fQ ,,.. .QM .,, K -C2 - Y l, ,f1,T,, 4 cf' C 4. 2 f www,- UWAY K .Mi 2-Qsimgeg . l in N 1' x T' 'H A 'f 1 1. F' ,w T x Y 45 M. K 415 .,,. V W. ,X K , - ,L., ispw Q1 wa ,f Billy Smith Ralph Smith George Stephenson Sharon Stephenson Bill Stout George Strain Phil Symns Donald Taylor Joan Taylor Margaret Taylor Wanda Taylor Jimmy Terry Dan Thompson Delores Thompson Phyllis Thompson Ronnie Thompson Martha Todd Doyle Toliver Barbara Tucker Myrl Tucker O'Neal Tucker .lackie Waggoner Norma Ward Kenneth Warren Louella Watson Benny Weatherly .lanelle Webb Gary Wester Peggy Whitten Beth Williams Edna Williams Nichols Willmon David Willoughby Paul Witherspoon Patsy Woods Dorothy Wright I. C. Yates Ronald Young Evelyn Zajdl Danny Clark FRESHMEN Class Officers President .......,......................,..,...,.......... Charles Hester Vice President .....,... ......... H oward Baumann Secretary ,,............ ..,.......,.,,....,. A nn Turner Treasurer .,.... - ,..,.,,,,....... Jimmy 'Hodges Reporter ....... ,...,.. G eraldine Thompson ERESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES MOST POPULAR MOST ATHLETIC MOST BEAUTIFUL fbgfb X 2, , ,,,,,, ,Wag 3 Q A , Q , ,... S, x X f fs if ,,,5Q First row: Antoinette Adams, Donald Adams, Jim Adkins, James Allen, Richard Anderton. Second row: Gerald Armstrong, Gene Ashford, Jimmy Ashford, Neva Atchley, Larry Austin, Virginia Badgett. Third row: Don Bailey, Richard Bailey, James Baker, Frieda Barkheimer, Leon Barnard. Donald Barnes. Fourth row: Mary Nell Barrett, Barbara Baughman, Howard Baumann, Charles Belcher, Dillard Bell, Randell Bell. Fifth row: Patricia Bellah, Luther Berry, Jeanette Bevill, Buddy Biles, James Bodiford, James Bishop. First row: Johnny Boren, Lonnie Bowen, Clint Bradbury, Lawrence Bradbury, Paul Bramlett. Second row: Barbara Brantley, Robert Brick, Patricia Brisendine, Scharlene Britt, Shirley Brookshire, Jimmy Brown. Third row: Sue Bryan, Glynanne Bruton, Jimmy Burleson, Kathryn Burnett, ,lanell Burns, Dorothy Bush. Fourth row: Scott Caldwell, Marion Cargile, Roy Carlisle, David Carpenter, DeWayne Carter, Virginia Carter. Fifth row: Ronald Cary, Glenda Casey, Johnnie Cawthorn, Ronnie Cawthorn, Thomas Chapman, ,lo Ann Clark. 'xvnliablt ' M ' .1 ... E . it ii , l I2 A fi '1', if , www 1 QW--f 5' 31, 'U54 X ,L , First row: Joe Bob Clark, Wanda Clark, Peggy Clounts, Jeanette Coker, Jerry Compton. Second row: Marion Conner, Nancy Cook, Virginia Cook, Bobby Copprell, Jo Ruth Cornett, Bertie Corry. Third row: Jerry Cox, June Crenshaw, James Cupp, Wayne Cupp, Dixie Curry, Barbara Davis. Fourth row: Joe Ed Dean, Shirley Dickerson, Linda Downing, Mary Dozier, James Dunbar, Betty Edwards. Fifth row: Margaret Elmore, Gloria Epps, Louise Farrens, Glenn Ferrell, Gerald Finney, Jimmy Fite. -M s., 79 First row? Jackie Flanagan, Melba Flowers, Trudie Floyd, Lora Mae Foreman, Larry Forsythe. Second row: Alfred Franklin, Waymon Freeman, Lola Mae French, Sammy Fugate Kenneth Furrh, Ruthie Fulps. Third row: Gerry Gardner, Carl Garrison, C. H. Gibbs, Paul Gibbs, Truman Gibbs, Burnice Gilpin. Fourth row: Billy Faye Glenn, Carl. Gough, Ralph Graham, Charles Gray, Patsy Gray, George Green. Fifth row: Glenda Green, Betty Griffin, .lo Eddie Haggerty, Sharon Hale, Patsy Ham- ilton, Tommy Hamilton. Too BUSY Fmwemmm ..-bf :Q 1 K ' 'M 1 5555 , First row: Barbara Hancher, Brooks Hanes, Nancy Hanes, Sally Haney, Paul Harkleroad. Second row: Lawrence Harris, Michael Harris, Shirley Harvey, Mary Sue Hatfield, Don Hawkins, Fred Hawn. Third row: Barbara Hays, Sue Heflin, Robert Helsley, Donald Hendricks, Olleen Herring, Charles Hester. Fourth row: Ronald Hevron, Linda Hill, Steve Himes, Jimmy Hodges, W. T. Holden, Sandra Holder. Fifth row: Donald Holland, Janis Holloway, Patricia Horton, Glenn Howell, Paula Howell, Glenda Hulme. l l l First row: Vicki Humphrey, Marieta Inman, Sue Jackson, James Jacobs, Patsy Jacobs Second row: Robert Jenkins, William Jernigan, Jerry Ann Johnson, Charlotte Jolly Frank Jones, Richard Jordon. Third row: Pauline Juricik, Tommy Kidd, Clovis Kirby, Jerry Kirby, Johnny Kirkland Danny Lawson. Fourth row: Johnny Lawson, Jo Ann Lay, Marilyn Lear, Barbara Leavelle, Roy Lee, Robert Leininger. Fifth row: Denny Lemons, Betty Lewis, Frankie Lewis, Paula Lewis, Ann Logan, Mar- garet Long. 7 9 V, f.,, ff v,,, Q.. - if , . , ezezmwiQ1 ,, ,f 4' - ,fs 2725525 54W HZ. , ' S' '5 me 1 1111 lj ,L X , . ,k., f ,gf 4 4524 51 1 ? ' if K S ,gi First row: Larry Lowe, James McCarter, Paula McDonald, Jean McDowell, Richard McKinnie. Second row: Ruth McKissack, Annette Mageors, Joan Mathews, Ann Meador, Eddie Menton, Peggy Miles. Third row: Jimmy Miller, Barbara Mitchell, Mary Montgomery, Wanda Monty, Nancy Moon, Bobby Moore. Fourth row: Wanda Monroe, Joyce Morgan, Janell Morris, Bill Moser, Danny Nall, William Neff. Fifth row: Jo Ann Nelson, Janet Newell, Paul Noah, Robert Norman, Kay Northcutt, Jerry Partain. 83 First row: Peggy Payne, Anna Ruth Pearson, Burldene Perkins, Charlotte Perkins, Wanda Pinson. Second row: Tommy Lou Pitts, Jeanne Pope, LaDonne Pope, Stanley Pridemore, Sharon Pruitt, Doris Pugh. Third row: Sonny Pyle, Don Reed, Linda Reeves, Jackie Rich, Obbie Richardson, Ricky Rickman. Fourth row: Barbara Riddle, Buddy Riddles, Kenneth Ridenour, Sandra Ritter, Carolyn Rhodes, Travis Rhodes. Fifth row: Delbert Roach, Carl Roberts, Wilbur Roberts, Martha Robertson, Billy Rogers, Phyllis Rohde. ilk, ,, Figst row: Nancy Sandlin, Mary Lou Sanford, Laura Schleback, Marvin Schultz, Judy cott. Second row: Jane Searcy, Gene Shoemaker, Rosemary Shropshire, Dorothy Shrum, James Simmons, Helen Smalley. Third row: Buddy Smith, Patricia Smith, James Spross, Wanda Stark, Patsy Stephens, Ronnie Stephens. Fourth row: Jimmy Stevenson, Billy Stone, Wanda Stovall, Cecil Suddeth, Linda Tackitt, David Talley. Fifth row: Pat Taylor, Richard Thompkins, Geraldine Thompson, Jerry Ann Thompson, Patsy Thompson, Bobby Tucker. First row: Ann Turner, Janice Turner, Virginia'Traylor, Clyde Ussery, Sue Valentine. Second row: Elsbeth Wacasey, Mary Waggoner, Carolyn Wallace, Jimmy Ward, Sue Ward, Reginald ,Warren. Third row: Richard Wells, Charles White, Donna White, Commer Williams, Jerry Wil- liams, Patricia William. Fourth row: Virginia Williams, Billy Wray, Pegeen Wright, .loan Wood, Ronald Wood, .lames Woods. Fifth row: Walter Yager, Donald Young,.James Young, Peggy Young, Joyce Young, Rita Henson. ACTIVITIES In this section we have tried to cover the many activities of the ,53-754 school year. We have of outstanding events with the hope that they will always remain in your memory. aimed at presenting a picture record IL :gf 4 51 SEPTEMBER Gr I L l G. Dogpatch Classroom Who Goes There . . . ,1:7-5374? ? lf 3 KF FJ' 1 Open the Door! 2 Homework Troubles ? 1 N Summer's Children i ! 3 3 1 4 3 3 1 Book Shortage? ai o oooy E o E WUIIA AssEMBLjY --i Scrambled Eggs 6 I K, ANNUM Nothing but the Facts, Lady Good Advice 4 i X' I I .u V The Great Eight Flatfoot Floosies You Tell 'Em was 5 W' A w 2 an S KW an EES Temperature Rising! e . -i-u 'bf' K 312 OCTOBER D. E. Banquet Big Chief, Little Chief Il Q D. E. Members at Skating Party Happy Days . . . 53-0 Are You Girls Practicing? Drill Team Sweets Initiation of FHA Girls ET ou MAN Sadlg Hawkmq D ,fn Seniors JIM BEAM CAMELLIA LOUGHMILLER Wmners of the contest were the representatlves of the Sopho more Class on ea un f V 40 51: Z , Vw K' 27 V, . XFN 2 im? Ww e LQ 'V ' A h TI-IE PROGRAM Y? W s i ii i iii xiii Q i 1 i M W. ii. , ,,.: I 5 W. ,s Q ll' W S in S, 1.:4k.j3k,.5,1 . ,. N u rs., K i i X. Sadie Hawkins and Mate Wi 1 gee, Mayor Barker and Accomplice. L'All Weapons is Legal Dogpatch Citizens Best-Costume Contest Winners 2 Don't Hurt Him, Mammy! R6adY! Sei! GO! Eligible Bachelors? Shotgun Wedding! Did the Fellers Get Away? There's Enough for Two? A lfiwfir iid' I fiwfdff W3 CH Manhunters 59 One Apple -Ten Votes I' 7 Ex-Bobcats Visit on Homecoming Day -Ei ,: ' 1 .,.,5,,!,. 1 I, is Agni . .. L nf ' Senior Class Sponsors Dinner 93 D1 EMBCE Junior Play O., uYou Canft Take It With Youf' mfg , G Nl 5 gs 095 Main Characters of the Play Unforgettable Scene Detective Blazer Captures Crook Realistic Fight Scene Entire Cast of Juniors, MRS. ANN MARTIN, Director 94 Place Your Bets Folks . . . Christmas Party JOLLY ST. NICK His cheeks are like roses . . . his nose like a cherry, He makes the kids in the band play 'til weary . . . His choral classes sing until their throats are as dry But we eouldn't find another like him if we should fry' . For there carft be another who is such a swell guy. tmas Party JK 0 Candy to Korea J f af' , idnbj x I X Paul Brey presents Phyhs Fugate chorce of the A Basketball team as the Bobcats representa tive in the annual Dr Pepper beauty contest 'nw-vN x xxwx -fwfs Pleasant Grove Students Get Free Chest X-Ray 3 Qu-5-Ln ,. N I 1 T, Q ' Skipping Classes! ' ff, H E fel' ti ERE 4 ,A N A ,ny 1 Pleasant Grove scored 3700 points while participating in the Quiz 'Em on the Air Television program. George Cates, Marilyn Rives Dick Heidt, Patsy Boone, Jo Ann Bray, Calvin Frantz, Karen Klinefelter, Jerry Las- well, George Brown, Mar- garet Sammon, Freeman Fea- gin, Anita Carter, Stan Rog- ers, Phyllis Fugate, Pa Cootes, David Inman. 1 Y I 4, 1 F5 Q 45 'T 1 Q 2 9 , R Q Q fi H f um f w 3 9 X ,Q we Wi A W 5 X as QTEK 9 ,, fm- as dv S 3 Q: if x 1 El fr all , Q 9? , I .4-1 x Q ,U Q dy 3 Q ii f iw K 7' A V ix 2 fi 2 ,x Q fs Qi 1 4 fe A X K 'I L- 1 fft's7 IFY'?i: :' ki 3:15755 5 it N 91 3 'a ' i ,Q QQ I sr ,Q Y fi ' . fu, -1, , K as ' 1 A Queen Bonita and her escort .lack Thompson lead the Grand March, Junior Princess Marynel Weaver and Charlie Cox Tawana Baird oi leL an fi .lamile Chambers 'x Sophomore Princess Glenda Bell and her escort, Doyle Tolivar NNHES Shirley Bailey 7 li' 'BU ' FEBRUARY ' Princess Phylis, who was runner-up and her escort, Mickey Ghormley Freshman Princess Elsbeth Wacasy and Joe Moore Patsy Barker Camile Loughmiller 97 NfNf'N! fxfxl 09 mfvwl X V fxnl lfxfwl i N rfvx Q0 fvxl ' N 166 1 F fvi f The Dance Band, directed by Mr. Brooks, played for the dance and for the program. x Marynel Weaver Delesa Williams and Rajeen Bruton Vocalist .lack Vandergriff Presented a Reading Vocalists Patsy Boone Ballet Dancer Paula Lewis 98 Tumbler A Betty White Tap Dancer PTA Mothers Serve Refreshments Zackie Wisdom Vocalist SPORTS Waymon Wilson has been head coach at Pleasant Grove for the past four years. His 1951 Football team won District and went to Regionals. Coach Wilson's excellent character and good humor make him a favorite with all the athletes. We are sure the sportsmanship he has taught his boys will guide them the rest of their lives. DRILL SQUAD MASCOT BETH WILSON DRUM IVIAJORETTE SHIRLEY HALL MAJ ORETT ES Managers BARBARA BRANTLEY JACKIE SMITH FRANKIE HIEGERT PEGGY TRAVIS BETTY SANDS DRILL TEAM- The Ladies of the Field -W-M:-wummawxnIumweWwnfwqgmfwmwafmdnfwfm-ww-ww:fm-:f.,mwm .ezww,Mfwm-Tfwfzw.,wxf1:fI,W.M.,,,,I.,1Mw-w iw--AMI--, myAMW.-wmmw-nr-xv' W, I I M, ,W M www-.M-wmwm1MAL,Mmnwmf - . CHEERLEADERS Long hours and hard work are familiar to the 53 Cheerleaders. Most of them attended the SMU school of cheerleaders this summer. Every night during August they could be found by the gym practicing. During football season they held pep-rallies and led the rooting section at the games. These guys and gals were essential in keeping up school spirit and the student body wants them to know they really appreciated it. Bonita Brunson, head cheerleader, con- tributed much hard work and time to her job and really helped to make it a success. Head Cheerleader MARTIN WEBER PEGGY SMITH DARWIN PAYNE BONITA BRUNSON JUNE SCIRRATT GARY LEISSNER PAT TAYLOR ELSBETH WACASEY FOOTBALL PRESENTATION Jamille Was presented as foot- ball sweetheart at the Garland game. She wore a lilac wool suit and was given a gold football and red roses by the co-captains, Ar- vel Smith and Freeman Feagin. . -- -, SWEETHEART A FOUTB LL 66 W. gg., . - s , ,...-4 2- ' ' r j ' A i :ls R df xg f Q in 5, we Q J N wx E, ' K ,, 1,41 i 3 K G ,sc 2 1 A A I A B' ., 'Z 1 022, my 95 f' 2 i 'ig fi Q :sm 'Ig XI A 5 is 1 s 1 I' 4 xx 4 1 1 1, 1 1 .noni lofi Front row: Moore, Burgess, A. Smith, Martin, Simpson Beam Brey Second row: Parker, B. Feagin, Ashby, Manley, Moncrxef Utley Groom Thlrd row: Moon, Tolliver, Clark, Vance, Cox, Cates Peck Top row: Edwards, Byrd, Gray, Johnson, DeLong Redfern Anderton F Feagln J Smxth ASSISTANT COACHES J OE PASQUA and HARREL SHAVER FOOTBALL PLAYERS 1953 SCHEDULE Pleasant Grove ......... EE,,, 6 Pleasant Grove ...,..... .v,,, 7 Pleasant Grove ........e .,,,l..., 2 0 Pleasant Grove ..v...... ......... 6 Pleasant Grove ......... ..,e..,.. 5 2 Pleasant Grove ......... ...... 6 Pleasant Grove ......... ......... 0 Pleasant Grove ......... l,......, 2 0 Pleasant Grove .......,, ...,..A,. 1 2 Pleasant Grove ....e,... ....,.... 2 7 GRIDIRON SEASON Under the guidance of Coach Waymon Wilson and Assistant Coaches Harrel Shaver and Joe Pasqua, the Pleasant Grove Bobcats finished their initial year in District 2-AAA in fifth place with a 2-4 record. Although the record is unimpressive, the Bobcats played some fine games against strong competition. Also, they accomplished some feats a Pleasant Grove team has never been able to do before. Pleasant Grove has never before defeated the Arlington Colts. In fact, Arlington beat them out of Regionals in 1951. This year the Bobcats trounced the Colts 52-0. Irvingis Tigers also felt the stinging claw of the Bobcats for their first time as they went down before Pleasant Grove 27-26. The Tigers led 26-7 at the end of the first half, but the remaining half saw the Bobcats unleash Crozier Tech Gladewater ,,r.,,,. Hillcrest .r.., Athens ,...,.. Arlington ...... Cleburne ........ Brownwood ,,,,. Garland .....,....,.. Grand Prairie Irving ,,,,.,,,....... MAXEY ASHBY all their fury to spectacularly come back and down Irving. En Best Competitor JIM BEAM PAUL BREY Co-Captain-Tackle GEORGE CATES Co-Captain-End All-District Center All-District Second Team Honorable Mention Best Competitor X e r 2 S L ' of .Q L as News it 2 1 7 .. :- 'M , jimi' t Y A s, , - , , .. ,us---'-25122 , 451 -ggi. , Staff c'1.' : .- - fN ,'f wif ., z. ' sg, I L Ss, f XL' I Es 'Y .IACK UTLEY Guard J. D. CLARK Tackle JACK SIMPSON ARVEL SMITH Guard Guard All-District EDWIN VANCE JERRY MANLEY Back Tackle V: A cz A ,fs DEWAYNE BURGESS All-District Tackle Honorable Mention sa, BOBBY PECK Tackle JOHN MONCRIEF Tackle -G S f ' '5'5k,, , !Hiz6vfV Z -3 ii-Q' ' fs: A -is 'fl : aw, -5 .Wgs Sw ' ' A Lew ' ' ii K Ak :z 2.g2212:fei 41121 o'iQs:Ws:f2Q'.', :J Lif vgiffii, G, fi 'f ,wfxg an w. sf'n.s-,mf -' ' 1--29319, if,-in N J f V 24 i - 'i3z f.U-iiw sw-E5Jw Q ' fa-i f - f- : Z ig-iii wiif K 1' f 5 . 51. 5,1112 5' ' ' - 1 5-1,511.9 , X 3,1 .,Y, :,,,, V ,Z. , , v A.., , ., .W , , 3 I is Zi 1 ffl, ' B 9-:kfm ? f::52f7V ' ,G V f WSE W V .,v,gg, K ,, :ui--gn, . , , ff V H , -I - mrimamwmf - f f f ' gf ' f ' 1 ' ' . .J , .,,L.,, . O, . ,. .ZYI ' , B -'Fig B 'L ' - wwff.z,Q - .,.. a rf:-f 1-V1 New ' 252 ' - ' 'W Q , ' -- K ' B W :.. A A 5g 12'..,1'e - W 'B A V - s W A f , 15:4 'fsfiillfw fKf' k ::4f1' -:52' 5, - : flu ff H .12 ,., 2- 2'f: :. - Ksswwf' .5 Af W A--f,z2ZQ 'j,5 :af g, ,fu.- sq -2-.:.q.E5n2f-'2W.'Hi. J . , w,mfww35f - -- nf f . ' ' - . 3 . JOE MOORE End CHARLEY COX End , o n - , 2 1 fwifh k -' 1fs?5fSffi'il? S 1 wg, I , ,:- 22 5555 3 cw J iff x ig gm My E :egg , gags, wi S5.,,wfgw.sf'. 1 3 af W 1 Av, .,., is wz,f-f1f'f,,A'.-we, 1 ,,,. -swfsl ' 1, ,- mm ww ws gf 'gimiismiii :2.-...M Z-ij wyqgixn ,...., .. , maxi: who ,. ' n,,,, T - , 1 1 . H ,f CLIFTON GROOM All-District End Honorable Mention BOBBY MOON End S 4 12, fi2Zi'7'f 'Mx su 3 X 4 4 , I 5 x af W fi P M V w 4 Li bv. f X Q 3,155 fm , fb Y Y 5, ,X , Q x . 'gag X, , PNY P i x xx 9 s G di A X K gym sf 1 W3 ,, N -91 5' , if 4 6? J 4 ,,.J.:... K its g .. -x ,..,, -wx ARVIE MARTIN Center HAL REDFERN DONOLD GARRETT All-District Second Team Center B JACKIE SMITH FREEMAN FEAGIN RICHARD DELONG Back Back Quarterback FRANK PUC GRAY BILLY FEAGIN ROBERT ANDERTON Back Back Ouarterback ff fg JAMES EDWARDS All-District Back JACK BYRD JOE JOHNSON Honorable Mention Buck Back , ig f 'I X II - 3 ,I We rw... f. f '3-if 'Yf.s++W 662377 TEAM JUNIOR TEAM I08 ,. I-51 . . ,,,... , H. M. H - 1 gsxw K,3F...P K.. Front row: Byrd, Terry, Hopkins, McGowan, Greiner, Bruton, Lavelle, Foresight. Second row: Myrick, Whitworth, Burton, Hawkins, Drew, Warren, Piland, Cargile. M 5 Third row: Coach Black, O'Rozco, Benedict, Beezley, Beezley, French, R. Thompson, H. Thompson, Allen, Coach McClanahan. flq -' - If gr 2-' Top row: Maxey, A. Smith, Bradbury, Williams, Gates Harrison Garrett R. Smith Louis ei MM Kim JACKIE WAGGONER Manager s I Front row: Southern, Carpenter, Hyden, Burleson, Schultz, Hawn, Riddles. Second row: Wray, G. Ashford, Hodges, Anderton. J. Cawthron, Burgess, Gordon, Brown, Man- ager Tucker. Third row: Manager R. Cawthron, Jones, Partain, 1. Ashford, Harris, Hester, Finney, Warren, Coaches Lawless and Martin. Top row: Baumann, Allen, Smith, Ussery, Menton, Noah, Biles, Pate, Young. BASKETBALL A S U Clifton Groom, Dick Heidt, Barry Dowd, Ray England, George Schell, Charlie Cox, Jim Q Beam. Bill Pilgrim, Jerry Davis, Oran Rhodes, Arvel Smith, Billy McClure. DISTRICT SCHEDULE SEASON Brownwood ,. Irving ,..,,,,..,,, Arlington .,.,,, Grand Prairie .,,I,... Cleburne ..,,.. Garland ..,,.,,, Brownwood I Irving ,...,,,..,,, Arlington I ,.., , Grand Prairie .,,,,,., Garland ..,,,... Cleburne ..r... Plainview Plainview Big Sandy Cayuga .... J. W. BLACK-Coach -,-sys .- W' K ,fx vyri e aiii 7 f W 'Im ,'k, -f '...,, 7 5, 'A 'W 'L ,F .. W 5 W me 1 .L .5 X s B so Q, Sv 1 my .5515 if 'ir X- J, N. f X, l SCHEDULE 48 Martin's Hill 53 66 Mesquite' ,..,.. 26 31 Krum .,...,...... 36 32 North Dallas 28 45 Cayuga ..,..,.-,. 55 53 Sunset ,,,,,r,,,, 40 44 Sunset ,,.....,,. 58 54 Sig Sandy .,,. 51 57 Carrollton ,... 45 60 Springtown ., 48 46 Bowie .,., .,..,, , 68 58 North Dallas 50 50 Carrollton .... 37 75 Forest ,.........,. 40 44 Adamson ,,.,.. 4-6 44 Miiby ,,........., 39 62 Carrollton .... 32 57 Krum ,...,..,,... 40 on S fi 5 , jill sei , :u :az-H,-:f 'r'::fi f ' 21-1 I if S, 5 nw .V QM 1? ..,, -. - STARTING LINE UP GEORGE SCHELL BILL PILGRIM Honorable Mention All-District BARRY DOWD All-District DICK HEIDT Second Team CHARLIE COX Honorable Mention All-District BILLY MCCLURE ORAN RHODES JIM BEAM BASKETBALL SQUAD in CALVIN FRANTZ JERRY LASWELL Managers CLIFTON GROOM 1 gifs 2 12: L ap JACK UTLEY ARVEL SMITH BASKETBALL SQUAD MICKEY GHORMLEY RAY ENGLAND JERRY DAVIS 4 1 l GGB97 TEAM First row: Dale Wilmore, Donald Garrett, Billy Hopkins, John Allen, Bobby Maxey, Bobby Drew, Richard DeLong. Top row: Robert Eakin, Manager, Carl Podany, Don Taylor, Ronny Forsythe, James Short, Larry Bradbury, Alfred Smith, Danny Clark, Joe Laman. First row: Joe Hyden, Pat Taylor, Johnny Cawthron, Buddy Riddles, Mike Harris, Jimmy Brown, Manager. Top row: Coach Lawless, Jimmy Burleson, Howard Baumann, James Baker, Ronnie Stevens, Ronnie Cawthron, Kenneth Allen. JUNIOR TEAM A1 ,,mm ..,...1W.4,,.,, .., W , ,M ,,,,. ,. is ? MUSIC Billie Brooks is our capable and well kno wn music director. Through his efforts, Pleasant Grove ha b ' s een given a band and choral group we can be proud of. He is known as Daddyf' to the students in most of his classes. ' W ' K 'L ' 'r -L--- 'F 9'5-M-ff --' -+-IL-N ..--W--HY' . -,..,.,,......,......,t-.- .-,,,.....,, , Q ,,,,,,,,,v, N , v y I PRESENTATION ANITA CARTER, the Band Sweetheart, was presented at the Homecoming Game between Gar- land and Pleasant Grove. 'She wore a grey suit with pink aceessories and a white Chrysan- themum corsage. V George Baker, president of the band presented her with pink roses from the band and a yellow sweater from the Band Parents Club. II6 Band Sweetheart ANITA CARTER MAJORETTES Mascots SHARON and BECKY, FITZGERALD O Drum M a jorette ANITA CARTER 6. N. f v,-Q: ajorettes Cynthit Cole, Beverly Stillings, Head Majorettes-.lamille Chambers and Geneva Classcock, Norma Price, Anita Allen. mf PATSY BOONE Substitute Majorette l 7 I l Concert Band The Concert Band is an organization made up of choice students from the Marching Band. It plays concerts for the student body and for the civic groups in our com- munity, if asked. Dixie Land Band The Dixie Land Band is composed of students who like to play the Dixie Land form of jazz. Stage Band The Stage Band is a swing band known as the uSophisticated Swing- stersf' This band plays for all school dances and puts on assemblies for our student body and for other schools. It is formecl after football season and practices dlfflcult pleces for state contest Each year the concert band enters several of these state contests as a group and also having individuals from the band enter solos duets and ensembles M arching Band The Marching Band is an organization in our school that really deserves credit for its effort. Every morning during football season, the band practices marching. At every football game it plays and marches. Choral Classes Third Period The chorus meets two periods a day third and fifth. Third period is composed of 51 members and fifth period 50 members. The choral periods are used as a work shop for the operetta The Fortune Teller to be presented in the s ring. The operetta is built around the chorus. lt is made of sixteen principal parts with three casts. ., .,,..,... ..,.. - ., li,... . ORGANIZATIONS si S s 5 Student Council Officers President ....................................... - ....-------------- - ------- JIM BEAM Vice President ....... ........- F REEMAN FEAGIN Secfgtafy --V---..-- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, H Tfeasufgf --'-.--.- -.--,-,.-,,,,,,,,,,,,,. C Rgpgfter H ,,,,, N ,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,.....,......,...... Spgnggf ,.-- ,,,,,,,,,,, M RS. The Student Council consists of 26 memb ers, one from each home room l , se ected at the be- ginning of the school year. The Student Council sponsors three partiesg the Bobcat Review, the Christmas party, and the Senior Farewell. Other projects of the Co 'l f unc1 or the year are: selling lapel ribbons during focitball sea- son, presenting an assembly for the student bod Ya and working with the administration for the fur- thering of public safety. I2l Quill and Scroll Society The Quill and Scroll Society is a national honorary journalism fraternity made up of students who work on publications. MRS. DOROTHY B. LINTHICUM-Sponsor OFFICERS-President, Marilyn Rivesg Vice President, Stan Rogersg Secretary-Treasurer, Don- resia Hoadley. F. H. A. Club The purpose of the F. H. A. Club is to prepare todayls youth for making better homes and communities for tomorrow. MRS. FRANCIS BRADFORD and MISS PATSY SCOTT-Sponsors OFFICERS-President, Connie Chastaing Vice President, Glenda Bellg Secretary, Renate Muellerg Treasurer, Linda Sebastiang Reporter, Meddie Onn Nallsg Historian, Maridelle Luceg Parliamentarian, Clyda Romans, and Song Leader, Wanda Paris. ,. -ug,-Ju.. 496.- 'TI'? i' L 'T' National Honor Society The Pleasant Grove Chapter of the National Honor Society of 42 members, is com- posed entirely of juniors and seniors. Members are chosen on the basis of their character, scholarship, leadership and service to the school. MR. WAYMAN WILSON-Sponsor OFFICERS-President, Dick Heidtg Vice President, George Schellg Secretary, Tawana Bairdg and Treasurer, Charlie Cox. Thespian Society The National Thespian Society consists of students who have a B average and have done creditable work in the dramatics field. MRS. MARY MARTIN-Sponsor OFFICERS-President, Jack Vandagriffg Vice President, Harold Thompsong Secretary-Treasurer Reporter, Patsy Barker. s-lu-....Ji.flJwJi+- 14- 7' Annual taff R ART STAFF-Editor, Billie Crakerg Assist MARILYN RIVES ants, Carol Reeves, Stan Rogers. Edztor DONRESIA HOADLEY Assistant ROBERT STARK Student Photographer PATSY BARKER and PAT COOTES PATSY BOONE Club Editors Activity Editor l24 CIRCULATION STAFF-Harold Thompson George Cates, Charlie Cox. ANNUAL TAF F TAWANA BAIRD Business Manager FREEMAN FEAGIN Sports Editor CLASS REPRESENTATIVES-Ann Turner, Linda Reeves, Margaret Elmore, Julie Melton Glynanne Bruton, Marcia Green, Glenda Bell, Rozanne Hodges, Richard DeLong, Shirley Campbell sw' 3 I J DAVID INMAN Business Manager The Pleasant Grove High School paper, The Cats, Taief, is published bi-weekly by the journal- ism class, sponsored by Mrs. Dorothy Linthicum. HThe Cats' Talew is a member of the Texas High School Press Association, Quill and Scroll Society, and the lnterscholastic League Press Association. STAN ROGERS DICK HEIDT Editor First Semester Editor Second Semester l26 THE CATS' TALE STAFF ale PAT COOTES Assistant Business Manager Diistributifue Education Club The purpose of this club is to enrich the education of students who desire to prepare for a ca- reer in business. C A M E L I A LOUGHMILLER was chosen the sweetheart of the D.E. Club for the 1953-54 school year. In honor of the occasion, a din- ner was held and the presentation of a necklace with the DE. em- blem on it was made to Camelia by the club president, Jack Smith. D.E. Sweetheart CAMELIA LOUGHMILLER MRS. LEITA HATCHER-Sponsor OFFICERS-President, Jack Smithg Vice President, Hal Hortong Secretary, Billie Sue Moore Treasurer, Beverly Elmoreg and Reporter, Camelia Loughmiller. Typing Club The members of the club work on typing projects and speed tests. This club was organized as a study period where pupils may catch up on their work. Variety Club The members of the club do the things they desire. They espe- cially enjoy doing charades. MRS. BETTY KINDLE-Sponsor OFFICERS - President, Rozanne Hodges, Vice President, Marcia Green, Secretary, Marynel Weaver, and Re- porter, Katie Trimble. MRS. BETTYE KELSO-Sponsor Square Dance Club The, purpose of the club is for each member to learn to dance for recreational purposes as well as to develop skills and co-ordination. The club represented our school on television, performed at the Sadie Hawkins Program and at other special events throughout the year. MRS. PASQUA-Sponsor OFFICERS-President, .lack Utleyg Vice President, Frank Grayg Secretary, Anita Alleng and Reporter, Arvel Smith. Athletic Club This club was organized for boys who participate in sports. The members study the phases of the sport and are shown movies of season games. I30 OFFICERS-President, Robbie Fowler, Vice President, Darwin Payneg Secretary, Glenda Bellg Treasurer, Norma Johnson, Reporter, Neil Furrhg Historian, Dorothy Youngg Program Chairman, ,lo Ann Brayg and Social Chairman, Roganne Holcomb. The purpose of the club is to promote friendship between all Americans. The members enjoy discussing the different types of nationalities. MRS. LOIS ROSSON-Sponsor Pan-American Club Good Manners Club Proper etiquette, table manners, and social mannerisms are discussed and taught to the members of this club. The main purpose is to learn social confidence MISS PATSY SCOTT and MRS. FRANCES BRADFORD-Sponsors OF F ICERS-Presidents, Bobby Maxey and Tommy Burtong Vice Presidents, Billy Hopkins and Kenneth Warren, Secretaries, Peggy Smith and Jimmy Terryg Treasurers, Meddie Onn Nalls and Henry McGowan: Reporters, Pat Cootes and John Allen. ., f f i -emma,mammaffffwisexavul'ifmrfaefwnwrHwwaue5,.ti?eieKi2'???:fPQ?t2SrEK:LS'gQ5s'2?92i1'f2SH'3gWISH OFFICERS-President, Gary Leissnerg Vice President, Bobby Drewg Secretary-Treasurer, Bar- bara Andertong and Reporter, Wanda Paris. Learning to have a better appreciation for drama, the members of this club read outstanding plays written by better known playwrights. Each individual is given a chance to acquaint themselves with the various types of drama. MRS. BETTY KINDLE-Sponsor Junior Dramatics Club Senior Dramatics Club Each member of this club is given a chance to participate in amateur drama. They are taught how to improve their voice and diction and to develop poise. MRS. MARY MARTIN and MRS. PATSY WITHROW-Sponsors OFFICERS-President, Charlie Coxg Vice President, Paul Breyg Secretary, Tawana Bairdg and Treasurer-Reporter, Marilyn Rives. Sue Q Belw W Vice Preslden D 1-kins. ...MM-W ' Club Red Cross h members of the high School e i 9 The Red fo it T the! mmf to sponsor ant! acuviwt 3 Mas BETTY KUJSO Sponsor Webby secfeww, Wanda ,, , N.,,.M,. I 5 Sound and Projection Club OFFICERS-President, George Browng Vice Presi- dent, Woodard Harrisong and Secretary, Robert Eakin. The members operate the 16mm projection, film strip projection, and public address system. The operation includes some main- tenance upkeep . Office Assistants This staff was organized to assist the Prln cipal and his Secretary in carrying on thelr general office duties. Aeronautics Club The members of this club dis- cuss the mechanism of airplanes. Their special events were field trips to Love Field and Fort Worth. MR. JOHN H. AKIN-Sponsor. OFFICERS-President, Rex Kirklandg Vice President, James Sprossg Secre- tary, Richard Jordan, Treasurer, Ger- ald Armstrong, and Reporter, Billy Rogers. MR. FRANK BLASER-Sponsor. OFFICERS - President, Carl Cilleyg Vice President, Bill Stoutg Secretary, Richard Bailey, Treasurer, Richard McKennieg Reporter, Jimmie Fite. Hunting and Fishing Club The purpose of this club is to acquaint the members with the outdoors in general. They study the different types of hunting and fishing tools. MR, RICHARD ANDERSON-Sponsor. OFFICERS-President, James Menng Vice President, Glynn Jonesg Secretary, Donald Luckyg Treasurer, Clifford Rob- inson, and Reporter, Donald Luke. ' 1 Photography Club The members of this club become acquainted with all types of cameras and with the developing and printing of the pictures. MRS. JENNIE PETERS-Sponsor. OFFICERS-President, Douglas Rigginsg Vice Pres- ident Carl Podanyg Secretary, Jerry Ann Thompson. Art Club The members of the Art Club Literary Club MRS. OLGA MURLEY-Sponsor. The club members read and discuss inter esting books. OFFICERS-President, Jerry Davisg Vice President, Dick Heidtg and Secretary, Ruth Haswell. do all the necessary art work for the various school activities dur- ing the year. OFFICERS-President, Carol Reevesg Secretary and Treasurer, Karen Her- manson. I34 MRS. HOPKINS Sponsor OFFICERS-President, Peggy Clountzg Vice President, Linda Tackettg Secre tary, Ann Hershey, Treasurer, Kather- ine Burnett, Program Chairmen, Bar- bara Leavelle, and Trudy Floyd. :sg llllluN3?4':i..,- , all Y-Teen Clubs The Y-Teens are a Junior branch of the YWCA. They en- deavor to promote Christian liv- ing. Their projects are to send candy bars overseas, and to cor- respond with the Philippine Is- lands. MRS. ENLOW Sponsor OFFICERS-President, Nancy Hanes, Vice President, Elsheth Wacaseyg Sec- retary, Mary Lou Sanfordg Treasurer, Linda Reeves, and Reporter, Ann Tur- ner. MRS. PATRICIA WEBB Sponsor OFFICERS--President, Deloris Willer ford, Vice President, Sallie Stephens, Secretary, Dolores Hollawayg Treas- urer, Pat Smith, and Reporter, Mo- zelle Ragsdale. Library Staff The members of the Library Staff assist the librarian in her general duties. They have many responsibilities and are a very capable group. MRS. CELMA HARVILLE-Sponsor Club Editor Speaks . As I scan through the pages of my new yearbook I look and I look and I look and I look. There's GEORGE-there's JIM-what a cute picture of HAL, And look, thereis PHYLLIS. Boy! What a gal. These club pictures are really gone and all reet That club editor must really be sweet 'Cause look at all the work that had to be donefi She must have been busy without any fun. Hey wait, here's a picture of all the boys. Look at MICKEY, DICK and GLEN ROY-sitting there Playing with the Red Cross toys. The Athletic Club-now those boys are real brutes just look at them sitting there so sweet and so cute. FREEMAN, PAUL, MAXIE and JAMES Were winners at all of the varsity games. Wow! That Thespian Club sure has a large crowd As president Iill bet JACK VANDAGRIFF is proud. ,lust look at the large collection of females, The F.I'I.A. Club will supply wives for our he-males. There's PAT, PEGGY, MEDDIE ONN and all the rest I think this picture is one of the best. Well, there's just no doubt about it This club section has got what it takes And the club editor-Boy!-she takes the cake. The club she's in-that's the one l'fl join Well-just who do you think wrote this poem??? PATSY BARKER ADVERT1 EME T rz ,, , 1 45 ,1 ,2I5qX'X'GXXK-X55 B904 , , 5 ffl' - 695966 vncigisxii www W Qeti f Ssxs' We A 91 l S'- W fi'-'22 Magis 51460 Pie-Ckashnos . 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