Polytechnic High School - Parrot Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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WL .TA llllmqq. 0 ww.-......,. 'K IN PRESENTING THE II 9 41 II IPAIRIROT WE. THE STAFF, AS REPRESENTATIVES OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF POLYTECHNIC SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, HAVE ENDEAVORED TO PRESENT IN A NEW AND UNIQUE IVIANNER A SCHOOL LIFE EDITION OF YOUR ANNUAL. VOLUME EIGHTEEN IS A VIVID PICTURIZATION OF 1939-1940, A YEAR THAT HAS PROVED TO BE A IVIEIVIORABLE ONE IN THE HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL. OUR NUIVIEROUS SUCCESSES ARE REPRESENTED IN PICTURE AND IN WORD. WE HOPE THAT YOU, THE STUDENTS, OBTAIN AS MUCH ENJOYIVIENT IN READING THIS BOOK AS WE, THE STAFF. DID IN COIVIPILINC1 IT FOR YOU. Mary Cathryn Smith Editor George Conner Business Manager Robert BracIsI1aw Advertising Manager Maurine IVIarteI Sponsor K' . I xxg. .. vi QQVQQ Sli S 5 sp his l 'lfI 'l GCA 01 l '0 WWII M - In Ml 'Iv ,1 Il' . 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Scroggins HlDvralN fyllappern ixinry Frances Simonton ..Fanny,- Niary Frances Sin gif-ton Fuzzy Burl Imogene Janice Sneeci Usneedieu Eiien Virginia Spale Ginger ixiary Lee Stacy HSIIIISIIUIOH ,-.' I X , txlary Holm Start: National Honor Soriely Ulg0IJSyH Jim Steen r' 0 fl x ' 9' Mary' Helen Stephenson iCTOIll'v, l.uciHe Ntnrie Sweeney up t., 0 S lilllfil ISCHP 'IQIIOIHHS cJliViH JGHHC PFIIOIINIS Li, Rolmerl Lee Thomas Tiger Em UNI .IPEIII VIQIIOYIHEIII IKEYHYHOVV, Wtury Emnm Vice R. xflilll Horn Robert F. Vvenzel ' fvulional Honor Society Imogene Vvilllelnl Frnnfes Vvilliams Ufrarzkiev' Dorothy Young ..Dot,, Tent Young Nllfilllllll Honor Sorivly Teddy VVW- SENIORS May MAY SENIGRS I-. ISFOVVII Sponsor Frances Crumley Sponsor Palricia Beaumont Edwards Sponsor Margilret Newman Sponsor Stella B. Tarllon Sponsor VV. A. Tunslill Sponsor George Conner National Honor Soricfy President Harold Smith Svvrvfary Artl1ur,.LeBlanf National Honor Sovivly Vice-President CIIHTIPS SIIHCHE Tf!?USllf0f W Co s 9, ' n 4 - fyiff. Belly Jane Abbott Baylor June Aclciington ufunieu Mary Arclenia Ailcen lxflilcl red l .aVerne Alexanclcr HlVlic'leey UGarclenian lkltluilflil AI'lSlCy lvutionul Honor Nwivly HBlonrlieU lwlarilrances Applewliile nljolliei' liclna ixlae Armstrong! uGingvrU Floyfe Anita Bailey lvulionul Honor Society HFloppie Edward L. llalcer ..Ed,, 4 BO5'l'0 BZilCS VPllTlR RHP Dorotliea Balcer Dutchie JHI16 Baker Ulanieu iwlary Jewell Batter I-l6l'CllEiCl BHTIICS Virginia Louise Barton lvulionul Honor Sovivly HV R.. ulennyn Bateman l.avelle Beene HLcvel .leanelte Billing ulitterizugn Tlli1tY'mit' l f . 3 .1 X -al , P' L f 5, C 7 ef Helen Dorothy Blarliwell Florin? Blake Flo xvllllul' Al?XilllCl0f IBIEIIIIOII Arvin llluyloflc .luvli llowarcl lfoolll Dorollly Alia- lloull-nrcl Dot Roln-rl lfruclslmw URal1lJH '- Syllil Fay Bruwner Nora lxlaw Brinlxlvy HlDopiv Nc-llivvv lfroflc Billy Brown Dopie Bealriff- Burlon Bee Nona Fern Burton Uljllfllrlilln Rolwrl Harolcl Callaway Edna l.ou farms n Hffflrlivu Troy ciill'lllll'lIil6l Mika IDOIHIIQI Rily Qil1illHlN?l'S HIJUIIU lqully lxlilf' cwllilll1lDOI'S Proxic I.:-nor.: flwing I.. lxuf-4Ax4.L'L4 L Cl--W--1.--Y ,Z C,f,- -gl4.f.1,C XXV. . illilllll FYI' I K - l - L I ufimml Honor Surixffy' JV .J . ufbulru EM! Co I Iiullwrinv Cwllilffli . V .Yalfiulull Hunur S111'ir'fy' '14 I 5 lurioriv I,illlIf'illl fflizulwllu Curl:-y Hope- f ox hsllorlvu Nlalrx' xxlic 1' fox If-'mul l'r.mI4Iin cwlllllliii' Nrllimull Honor Smivlv IOHVIIITI Illililll' cwllSlllIHlH .Yfllimnll Honor Sorivly IS. 'Davis upcmmlrlfln llrllll I'AlXYill'll IJPIJIIIIRII' CYOIPIINIII .loyrv Ch i ld rvss UNi1'lei0 Ijillllihf' Collins A-IDUKIYIYH 5Iulliv I.:-0 Cwrowlc-y lforollly llilllllll' Davis fxvuliurlul Hmmr Socivly Hflirvlplvsu IJIHIQPY Uorclun Doumlmlson Uxvirzflyn ljdllivl fx. 'Downs , nlbllllh CLIPHI! .'XIl'XklllLlI'l' IUOXY Iillfjll Ijfxlilllvy IDOXN' . +4 A 5 W . vm. ffzlhgg 33 Law an Tlnrrvflhrw Nlargarei Ellioll Nolionol Honor Socivly Uflurlvy Topu Fred Rirliarrl Evans uFr0rlrli0 x',Pll'Ylil fxifqll' liNViIlQ' Uvarnivu . .df.C'. Bill Fannin nn J Boi: lxlilfifilll Fannin lvulionul Honor Sovivly Hlfvanivu Xvilma I:ill'ill1l Flflril ISFHQ' FEIFIPQ' JHITICS I:f'l'QllS0ll nljvrgivu l.illa Rullm Fvrguson uljorleien Huglm Fincllvy Boy lxlary QlililIPI'iIN' lflalu- Upvv Xvvvu lxlargic- Nell Foslvr Ella Bella Naomi Sue llranvis .. w , ,, Susie Vvayno Franklin uSl2inny .lolin Franlxlin Frazier upinleivi' Dorollly lxlyrl Freeman Doi IJOIOFPS l.0lliS0 ciilflllillly UlVlu,lzi0H .loll n VVIIUHIHS fiilmson lavle N, 'L i ' J Q' Bonnie Gillelancl Evelyn Rulli Gillis Nulional Honor Socivly ..EUy,, Edward Glover Ulaspvrn l.illiun lflizaluelll Gooclen lvulionul Honor Soriviy mg Hollancl P. Graves Nlvancyu Robe-rl Earl Gregory HEIHIGFH ixlar' liallic-rine Grimes 5 Alma Louise Halle' uDucie Fuzn lxlnrllm lxlaw Hull ..Sis,, Doris lwlozellf- Hull lxlinnic Louise Hull Clmrlolle Rulli Hamilton National Honor Sovivly URoscn Clmrles Hargis lxlerrill Dean Harper SWL Uk Colki. uHurpoU 1 Ann Hart jidlcj. 0. ,c. --,My lidclie- l-ou Haug usnliliiyu Claudia ljatricin Hawkins 'lPat Dorotlly Jo Hawlcins Dottieu Sr .f x al I Allflvix -A 1 A-ani -.141-.. NI xrvin Haynes Dorothy Niae Heuron Wi C, L Q, i . . igflii i'iCllfi9fS0ll ixifliillllfll Honor Sorivly N innie Henley Dorothy Louise Herring i.Dot,, Norma .io High Qar O. Hodge HOGflliflf ' Doris Ni. Holden Wanda Corin ne ..Happy,. i uciiie Hott I Honor Society Hilda FilllStilla CDZCHC I-i0NVilrd ivuiionul Honor Society mrinau Vviihurne Niiry Elizabeth Huioert Katherine Lee Hucigins Katy Hopson Hoyier Juanita Hughes lvofionni Honor Soviviy nsparieieu M 1ry Nell Hughes Harry Huston Som Louise .invicson Sally , Xvill iam Russell .lcnki Rudy IIS ISOIJ .IOIIHSOII lady JOIIII S0 ll Mprvsfou LI06 J. LI0hI1SOn NIOIIHSOYI CEFKISSH Blary Ruth Kvelon Skeet Billy Joe Kennedy IxlilXillf' Kill- Yrllimlul Honor Smivly Hfwcrvfeivu Billy King Hxvilliurn Nlnry Virginia Lnllxrznn nf fulf-pinfu 'Joris lxwewvll 5 lnrgjzxrei Ann l.nurilzc'n Nlyimplvs U l'lZlZ0l lr:IOI'6'Ill'P 1.99 .IOIIII 1.Pillly ulolmnyw Selden l.eGell cxlilFl'lN'P lip H Sonny IG Fil Pauline Linclslcy Hldinclyn Hnrolfl Tlxmnaxs lipforcl Carl Lohrlcc String Bean, I x r 1 , cv. ,'L Z f ' x -A lxlarjoriv lxll'CI'iiC'liPll Hlwargivyi Callwrinv lX'lI'QTl'i1llIl0l' Ufiullln lxlargarvl l.c-v 5lcl.amorc Nulimml llormr Sorivly .lavlc lxlflxlilllilll ulvlflfkn Hazel Anila lxlaclclox HHalf-Pinlu Frank ljroflc-r lxlagvrs uI:l lIlllQ0llSllll0H lxlary l.ouis4- lxlarlin llxllllllbllill 'lunar Surivly lilil Sllf' lx'lilXi'y Nulimml IIUIIUF Sorivly Vivian Virginia lxlc-rz lxlonlye- lxlarie lxlelcall Mliorlyu ,lolmny lxlillvr lxlary Franfc-s Nlillcr Billie l.ouise ixlincr Ulfaglv lfyvn .lamie lxlilflwll lxlary Louise Nlonlgonwry AHTOOCIIUSU Annadell ixlarris Nvfllllllllll flonnr Snrivly' fl , H Allllll? Doris ixlorris .luanila Nia? Blorlc-usa-n nLilll0 folmnyn 1 cr CQ Ross lxlyull Jr. gd CLH' W 'KRosi0 Dnviclwi. Nzxugle '-fum, Vesln Ire Newson Bfflly Norman nlnurivc Nortlwul Elnorn Jeanette Norton Upvacll ic , cr? Til lil XXIGSIPY fluke-s Okvys John lxlarshnn fjlivcr ufllvkivn Plym U. Orr Dorothy CjllI'iSliIlC Uwens J. IW. Parish Duke John Donald Parvin UDOYIY, Doris Pickett Floyd Pope Lena Preslur KillIlPrilll' Prim ..Kuy,, Sue Prinfe Uvvearyn Xvillene Nlartha Proclc I I 1 1 ...nd ury l'rnmz-s Realm' fn-rulrlim' Ray .IYIIIP 'QNX' l,Ul'0lIlX .ll':lll IQIHHIPS lim IQIJHI I.0l'ilIIl1' I'lH'liill'll .Xulrulluf Hunm .Nu ivlx' I l'ilIH'f'N IQUQPYS U':l'lIIllQU N Iilff I' I'1llll'i'S IQOIHWIS Hlgrzlwn Rlllll l'.X't'lyl1 Rust' ..l. rrollly Saunplm-5 UNir'le0yu l'0l'f'lllIyN CZPUTQQ' lglllllllll Nvlu Salllclvrs INyl'C'lC'l'q. llssim- lnllisv 5ill'Q4'Ill fxrllimml Hmuur .Nm ivlx nxvvsivn f Iinnrtl fxurl Siklllllllh ugvlllnillyu flrurv HIVUIII bl IIIICIKICIA Avulimulf Hmlm Surrvlx' If Try SVIIXK rllHII'l' Igvssiv fynilu Srllllllm' Ugllcmlivn limml Hmmm' .im'ia'lx' uffrzlvlrrvrrzlzu l.iIli1- l'1llQc'l1i.n Sc ull Usvollivv' ,IQIIIICS Slhlllllillllfl I - wa Q 4 .V i 2 1 v. ri'ilf'illl2l Siwiiieici A UT0nm1i0 Xvilliilil L99 Si19pi10Td Xvancia Virtoria Simpson IQOIJPH Iiilfi SIHNYSOII Vickie Bob Ann Smith nAnni0H Biii Smitim ncililivru 1 N 431.6 iiialniq bllliiil f uunvizo if-olmrci Smitii Sing ixiargie Smith ixlilfy Cnliiryn Slhiiil ixicliiullrli Honor Sofivly uixluyrlioyi Roimerl ifsiiv Smilil Bob Xvuncia iom- Slilitil Bvllic' ixiarie Sparks i.c-innfi iiiiiotl Spf-nu-r Hfioppyu iviury Anna Stewart Usilorfiou iillliliyll S llI11 IN I' lfmy iyorvin Slewurl ..BO,, Dorothy Niaryc Taricington Dot 1 5.1 X ...gl C , ,L , I 66 C00 il H own rfl Ta y l or DvIw Dc-lrnu Few Taylor Hsllorfivu Rulll lxluric luylor I1-Ulu Taylor HTr1f0rH Geraldine Troyre Toul Ulorry.. Laura Elizulwllm Truxlcr uLauriv lfsler Clmslauin 'l'urncr UIDUIQO.. Roy lN'lvKinncy Vzungld Arnolcl Xvillinm xrlllglll l.0nye lxlurie Xvaxcle l .0llllCll xX7illlil'l' uL0nniv June- Xvuml Holm Xvalson Hurry Tlmomns Xvulson HCIJUVYIOIIYN llllil Dnvicl Xvenzvl lfnlgur NVQ-sl Mlwavn Jllllllllyl' fxlellff XVCxSllllC1f?lilllll lxlary Lee Xvlwul lvuiionnl Honor Sorivfy Vernie Bell Vvigington Nvutionuf Honor Soriely Nlary lone Vvilliams HCf1erry Lonnie C. Vvilliamson HElsien lxlildred Flnrenre Vvillis Vveldon Ross Vvilson Nufiorml Honor Sorivfv Hfvlickvyu Ella Ruth Vvwinters Natwnnl Honor Society ,Guy Dan Hardy Withers Babydoll R. O. VVoodall HArchieU Vvrethia Nlae Woodall Mutt Nlary lxlargaret York Robert Bernard Young BolJlfJie Bob Zeiblg I Ivnlional Honor Socivly -... l iw-v iY I S,- ,X ff. 5 35,9 A f u ...A -Q... JANUARY SENIORS William Arthur Austin Onan L. Melville James F. Bali Edward Henry Schmidt Ruth Geneva Lacroix Dorothy Faye Searcy Clyde Babb Laura Berry Lone J. Brannon A. B. Carter Doris Carutbers Billie Crain Billy Crosby Robert A. Ellis Eugene Gammon Berta Faye Hall Elbert Clenden Harmon Loraine Hartwell James Martin Head Jack Swaim MAY SENIORS Ruby Fay Hennesay Eleanere Hieks Neva Howard Sam R. Jehnsen Bendee Leonard Jehnsten Quentin Jones Warren Franklyn Jones Doris Ann Langford Lois Lee Meyil Lelten Charles Easton McClure Billy Ross Meacham Bill Miller Albin Harold Young Sue Queen Edna Juanita Renfro Paul R. Robinson Heman Rupert Eugene Slawsen Elizabeth Ann Smith Gates Frederick Sewell Dorman Earle Stone Jerry Walker Charles V anee Weleh Glen H. Wilhelm Jaek Wilson Wilma Weeds JUNIORS N ,gi X fl JUNIORS lilnorn llallllrop W ,1 1 Sponsor Florenfe llolwo Sponsor Alnm lfonnrcl q . . ponsor Clam lxlny lxlnlllwws Sponsor .l. C. lxliles Sponsor C. D. Allen Pres irlvnl Boyne Anile-rson Vivo-Prvsirlvnl .loy lxloorv National Honor Socivly Svvrvlury Xvalter Taylor 'TFQQS UTC? Floyd Avlclin Sara Alice Acutt E. R. Adkins tx lartlla Elizaltbettl Alreact Betty l.ou Amman n Carl Armstrong Xvinilrecl .lane Astitmurn Rlltll Butplu tiennetli Harlen Batter lllgllil ITTEIHCPS lgillitxl' c10l'illfttllC t5Cl'li6tIT1 dll .lnfli Bennett lx'IHI'CCltE1 BCI1d6f Virginia Dale Bergeron Nlurgnrel Blavlcwell ,terry Hillman Pmolmtmy Leu Blair HOIIIIQF TS t2 .Z.Q0.d. aff A IOZC l IP IS0llIlCtS Helen Rultx tirigtit Conlon V. Brown Bonnie Briles JCRIII ISTUCC lxlitvliell Burlcalew ,X 1 if X - 1 1 .-nah lgllfkll' .lolm Slillllfy Burlis 5, Nl. ,L .5 . A I, r + 5 Dwiglll Igllffllillll Drucic- olur' Pmurgv Rolwrl Harrison Burl Frank Us-orgv N ll'l'Il' IEHSIJCI' cwillilllllljll Rullm Q urlvr 1 f w C lmrlvs I'.x'c'l'c'll f arson lililillf' cwIlilll1IN'I'S Ollin Dolmld Cxlmnslor 'JOHN ciIIOHill Bolmlmic Rullm Qwlllllllblij' Nulionul Honor Surivly lin 1 Lois CiJl'IlTillI Hill cwllllivl IJOFOHIB' lilililli' ci0lHl0HX Doris Ann Coolvv rxyclliollul Honor Stlrivly Ilillllillf' CNUUIIIPI Douglas fioopvr .IQIIUPS ,IQIIOIIHIS CXUUIIPI' w .ICRIHIIC C UX hlillfilllll liNX'l'H cil'0SS lrlizulwlll frousz- IIFTIIIEIII I.. QNFONX m i Vvaunita Crowiey Madge Umaii Curran Mary .ioe Davies Dorotily Denman Maureen Denning Tom Dicicson Opal Evelyn June Dickson .lilfii iJ0dS0l'l Robert Henry Donaldson v . . IN atmnai Honor 5ocwty Elder Mary Eiiis National Honor Society Betty Lou Erism an Ci1HfiCS IARC EVHDS Harry Robert Evans iviartha Eiien Fair Cilariie Louise Fieet Boi: Franiieniieici Joe Gambiii Howard Fui iel' Poiiy Ruth Gean Chester Gentry Edward GIHSS LIHCIK Glover Biiiie Francine Goodwin X ' 1 1 i-- X 1 1 , l.vnelle fiooelwin l.uCille Gravy lxiflflllfllll Honor Soeivly Dorlllaclele Grealliouse Nacla Vvaynez Greene Nulionul Honor Soviely Helen Grillilli .lewel firiflilll Belly .lo Griswell lVlary Grove C. N. fiuinn lvulional Honor Soviely lionnie Dolores Hailey Evelyn Hall Roland Hall Vvyull XV. Hall lielly Jo Hamil l-oncla Fern Hammavlc fiorclon nrgell Jafk Bentley Hargfis lvalionul Honor Soriely IQEIYITIOYICI l lFiI'gl'HVC lxlary llnrms Jo Ann Harris lxlae Fosler Harwell l.ouise Harwood lVlarjorie Hawlcins Gillmerette Anna Healey 1 F,l r ' X 396 Billylu Henderson National Honor Society ivlary Helen Henderson National Honor Society Rex Harold Hen nington Fred A. Herring ixflary Ruth Hester Peggy .lane Hightower Rena Sue Hightower Virginia Nelle Hill Charles Holltman Trenna ixlae Holcomb Philip .iames Hopkins Qius Fain Huhharcl Harry Thomas Huhloarcl Raymond Huclclle Eloise Hughes l.Llcille Huston Georgia lshell National Honor Society ixlaclie lvlarie Keeton Eloise Kellner Niary Virginia Keney Fred Kennedy Helen Ketchum Dorothy Clay Kirk Robert Stanley Knight Fxft A 1 I ' . I 1 all I , f , ,L , Zf X' fir iirencia Lairevre lfliznipelll i.-i'ltSlli-INV Lucille l.auritzen Friecia Lawing lxfilliifllllll Honor Suviely Cnrlene Betty l-ee ivlargarel Ann Lee Nalionui Honor Socivly lxlnrjorie i.ou i.ee ivoiionul Honor Soviely ixiury Evelyn i.esler Billie l.evan ivlaric ijvesay Nulionnl Honor Sociefy Roiuerl i.owe Dorotin y lxlCQii'lSliI1 A. G. lxifibaniei Frank S. iX'icKee Laura Helen lNicl-ure Nancy Lee iVlcNeeiy Bus lvlcilne Allin: ixlarsllall Lucille hiartin Xviilium Eoiwurci lXlilSillJlll'I1 liurneslecn lxierreli lxlary iiess lxlilier Norma June lxiilier lvlary Jeanne lwiiiiiicen National Honor Suviely Dorothy Ita iwtitrtmtt National Honor Society Dorothy Moore Jean Marie Moore Arttlur Burr iwtorris Cattierine Ntorris Betty Jean twtorton Lavene Nioser Marjorie Bettl tVturpt1y National Honor Soriely Ttmom as Newton Ctaire Noel Nipp Grayce t.eota Norman tl. CDVVGIIS Mary Ann Norris ixfliify JCHI1 PHFIKGF Vivian Perkins Dorottmy ixftarjory Ptmittips tvtarityn Pasvtmi Perry Ralph Perry Stlirtene Potthott twlerotma Fay Pressiey Etta Mae Poweit Rotlert Rankin Rasro Evelyn Raymond I ,I an i-5 X - 1 1 .44 Eliot : ,' Cv f'L . rg, . , of Bettye Record Clay Reynolds Juanita Reeder National Honor Soriety iviiiiie Oieta Ricilarcison Patricia Yvonne Riciiarcison Betty Jane Roberts National Honor Society iviariiyn Roquemore Robert Hugh Rucker Bertiia Roweii iVia-try Geraldine Rumpii Betty firare Rushing iiiizaivetim Sargent Niarie Seiimaizrieci Daisy ixiae Sciaooier iviary Virginia Seott CiHF6Di'C Seiiers Veda Siiepiierci iwiarjorie Seyster 1NyGfi0IlH, Honor Sorivty Vviima inez Siiivers National Honor Society Peggy Louise Sims Sue Sicieiiottom Edna Kyie Siciiiman Bill Smith X 1 Coleta Vernell Smith Evelyn Smith Geralcl Smith Leona Smith M. C. Smith National Honor Sorwty Bonnie .lean Sproles Virginia Louise Stalfup Katherine Stanley Louise Tannahill Margaret Tanner Aletha Ann rliarvin Clinton Andrew Taylor Virginia Thaxton National Honor Society Osilee Thompson Jackie Thomson Jerry Thornton Marie Tillotson Frances Louise Toler Lila Belle Trantham Lu Ellen Tripp Winston Charles Turloeville Anita Virginia Turner Betty Ruth Utley Lloyd Vkfaddell X i I 1 I Q f A , 3.111 Billy Xvuilon He-ryi Cliivlon Xvnrrinvr Qjsfar David Vveavcr Bvlly Jo xx70Il'll Norman Neal XV4-sl ixlurjory Rue XV:-lzvi Virginian XNf,Ili'f'l0f Belly Lou XN7llil9IlllTSl .lark Xviie-y lellill Xviikinson ifciciic- Lou Xviliimns ixinry Lorrunc- Xviliianns Xvilic-ill' Xviliimns Annu Rein-wal xNf7iIllI0iIl Rolls-rl Vviison xfirginiu Vviison Dificy Vviscinnl Jznnes Vvooci imncs ifrncsl Vvooivn Jr. K2illlfxFillP Ann Young Lora Bolle Young Dixiv Zin-fm-ici! 4- 0 'fh a N 9 SJ SOPI-I OMORES - SOPHOMORES Myrna Agerton Sponsor Kelley B. Adair Sponsor Ethel Baker Sponsor Cecil Owen Sponsor John Smerlce President Howard Reynold Vice-President bam Nell Brookshire Secretary Berl Vvatlcine Treas U TPI' Evelyn Rullm Allen Billie Faye Armstrong Jimmie Armslrongf Rosemary Bagley Eloise Barr Kalllryn Lee Baugli Alice Bell Paul Henry Hillman Ruby Jewel Blair Peggy .lene lioycl Xvilliam fguinn Caraway l.0uis CTFifII1lCllilCl Sally Carmicliael Azalea Beatriz Clmnaull Billy l.loycl Cleaver nleilll flf' lXlilrQill'Cl Citlllllp l.alellia Bess Covey Belly Duncan lfvelyn lfclmls Gloria lfvlnols Vera Harolcl Claylon Gilreatll Dayle Gaul l-,FQQY lxlile Clfily Donald Hall 'fi n ml f' D ,4 ' ...QA I ,' cf ,'L 5 v , ,Z IK Y QQ Vviiiiam i ,eonarci Hailon iviary Louise Hawkins Biii Hearon Siliriey Faye Hiii Virginia Anne Huciriieslon Fred Hucigins Fred ixiorgznn Huslon EWIOQCDC IJIVVSO ll IDOFOHI y JPH DDC l.90 Neida ixizxe Leissner J?i4'ii Ctfi-lVVi'0I'd i.6VVEiIi9n Qrw'iii i.yies iyorolily i.oai'man Boiuimy Malone iviargarel An ne ixfiarlin Frances Eioise iviassingiii Quincy Jerome Nieacior Helen ixiiciciielon Boyd Cnrilon ixierver id:llQ0l1P i':liVVi'll'dS ixl0Sl'if'y i. VV. iviynll James Ciwries iyiounl El HIFI' VVi10lH HS yt'fS Lois Jeannette fjgg f Earl Ellison Oster Earlene Parker Sue Pickett Jerry Jean Riclmrclson Bellye RlK'lIliPF Helen Rutli Royal Eclna Grace Sclwoler Dorotlly Ellen Scott Bonnie Sue Tannalmill Vvilliam Tanner Helen Tarter lwlarllia Turner Bettye Anne Vvallcer lwlayme Rutli Vvallcer Dorolliy Marie VVarcl Richard Leroy Vvelmlim Dolplla Jo Vvelalmer Carroll Odell XVllC6lCl' Rosemary Vvllilalier Rulmy lylue Vvillcinson Lucille Xvillis LGW SOPHUMORES FIRST ROVV: B. Davis, B. Haweii, R. Wilson. J. Vviiitaicer. J. Grunwaid. D prince, F. Hailey, L. Dayton, V. Vvenzei, M. Vvinters. J. Stinneii, B. Kennedy J. McGraw, C. Henry. M. Gale, D. Dow. SECOND ROW: B. J. Myers, B. Freeman. F. Braune, R. Boggiii. L. iVicKiei B. Holder, R. Martin. G. Sutter, H. Witherington, R. Laine, J. Zachary. J. Lay mance, R. Asiiiey. A. Neyer, H. Steinfeidt. THIRD ROVV: A. Foster. A. Tiiiman, VV. Hess. E. Doss, D. Davis. S. Faris L. Capiinger, J. Stockton, R. Rogers. B. Thompson. R. Rice. F. Suttie. J. Schmid- iey, G. Johnson. FOURTH ROVV: J. Hicicman, R. Stepimanson, R. Brannan. J. Mcspodden. L Lewis, R. Tiiiotson, J. Merreii. VV. Grounds, R. Rankin. B. Carpenter. B. Vvimite FIFTH ROVV: M. Vvixitwortim. VV. Peacock, E. Huddie. K. Andrews. T. Wilson L. Hoit, R. Rios. B. Renois, R. Trantilam. S y LOW SOPHOIVIORES FIRST ROW: D. Calcote, J. Young, J. Bawclen, J. Mccaskill, D. Royal, E. Baker. P. Redclen, J. Cooke, W. R. Sampley, L. Callaway, R. Brown, C. Crabtree. L. Lester, R. Peeler. D. Swaim, D. Matcbett, E. Jones, M. L. Littlepage, M. L. Smitb, J. Swindle. SECOND ROW: F. Morriss, J. Lee. J. Walker, F. Sims, C. Dunivant. D. King. B. Tuggle, O. Lanier. J. Keney. l. Sargent, B. Neese, L. Craft, P. Aswalcl, D. Robbins. N. Russell. C. Rogers, M. Rallins, J. Paclcwoocl. THIRD ROW: W. Dixson. R. Watson, B. Brady, C. Tims, Nl. lvlclvlurry, Council. G. Hawkins, l. Tbor, S. Miller, M. Wade. W. Lewis, N. Kendall, J. Lindley, E. Hawkins, lVl. Hobbs, G. Byers, J. Rutledge. FOURTH ROW: B. Tbomas. J. Nobles, J. Grimes, J. Holden, D. Park. E Nichols, J. Graves, J. Samples, D. Davenport, M. LeBlanc, B. Cook, E. Smith E. Cbilton, B. Brown, E. Haesly. B. Neal, L. lvlaines. FIFTH ROW: J. Goldsmitb. H. Evans, B. Roper, L. Bryant, J. Taylor. B Canada. M. Perlcins, L. Bruce, C. Loalman, K. Gleaton, V. Turner, B. Snellig E. Paclcwocl, B. Nlurcloclc. J. Poore. I P , . . 'ff4 i'5H?WW 4 S- x ge' A 4 1 , , , 1 v ' . A,.. ,, 'l.,. - ,f '.1'1'A -M 4 , ,.,.1s, -- 3 . qfw.ff?..f: l4?'x'2r'Eg1 ' 2--iw-rf 'Zin' aff- ff 1 UTOGRAPHS Q 'T'-.-1 Q flu . in .' ',, .MZ -fx gw -, 5' -jg , ,Qx s f 1+ -M 1 -. p4- 1 3+ ., f 1 fu- , Q 4 L L 4 1 1 v FAVORITES 1- f7 'il VW ily W -X. K .13 'g if in 47 ff ' ,E ,,.Q Q? Vi N .E H -X A. ni 4' 1.5 ' I V: W ,fig-. A i 9: 7 fy , .+f, ' f , . , , , Q, 5342 I f - lf ' if . J f M f 573 '.,, 4? 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Ausmus, lxlilvs, lunsiill. S1-pl. liirsl clay ul srlmnl. N-phll. I'n0IlmH lmys In-Alva' lor Oxlm-ssu: Y.-Il 'Null-rs try mul, Svpl. ftllvvr Ivmlvr 4'Is'1'Ii0ll: Poly vs. flrlvssu, Svpi. IU. Arillur 1,1-Blain In-mls Iglilrc ,l1'lll'I,IlY. N-pl. ll. Inlin filulr urgnznizcs. S1-pi. Poly vs. Vx-rnnn. Sc-pl. ll. fjpllmlsi f lulw lsdllqllvl lor nity :fu-4-r In-mln-rs. 51-pl. IH, I'irSl l,alrr1lk1'1'I mllg f urlvl sponsors 1-Im Iwi. N-pl. 29. Poly vs. fxlllilflllii, S1-pi, SU. Virsl -clnnrr' spnnsorml lay fxlrs. Half- for spvulu-r sysh-lu. flvl. I'-mully In-in for xlr. XVL-alvvr fld. l'irsQ HQSPIIIEIIY program - Silllfly S1lllfIilvI'l S Ililllll. fld. 3. Poly vs. Arlingjlon H1-igllis, KXLO, Nwnur rlnss offnvrs nom- innh-rl. KJQLU. .luninr :lass unirvrs num- ilmh-ml. tbl SUIPIIUIIIUH' tIiiSS UHIVPYS nmninulml. fffl. II, Girl R4-svrvv Holm llilw. flrl, Poly Vs, Rivvrsiflvg P1-p muy: l'irsl lll4'l'lill2' ul P. I. A. 011. I 5'nrlf'I's lrirlllcluy pelrlvz filuss ulliu-rs nllnnllmvclz R. ff. Iv. fx. prmmmiimls. thi, I Flin-lillvlll-lylly rlfllllv. flu I, IO, Nvmlm- fvznwnla-s Rin um-s spv-ellis ul nssvnulvly, fill. IT. Dr. Nurrls spoulis lll ua' svlnluly. 1341. IU. l,4'ID muy in .lssvllnlxly Pullm uwnh-sl. 1511. Poly vi. lvrlllllull. flfhzz. Pc-p fully, cbd. Slllllvlli Pllnlcnl Program by Pnrrukvvl. fT1l.2.f5. Sllirl Yllnil Puraulv. U l YT llulv vs. Pusslml: Hmm-- 1 ... . V cunning for fix-slmlflm-ills. fill, 25. Hnnmxm-ml: Hi-Y fillllr vlvrlimmrl. NNY, SPUIISOTS 'UT lilClI'l!4 ill RIS' M-nulnlv. NIYY. Ili I IIHIIIS UIIUII llUll4I'Z ljvp HIHY. Nuv, 7. Vulm- mu flwurils-s. Pvp rally llixlllfl' S1ll00I. Nov U P1-p fillly, Nov, Pnlv YS. NUT!!! SKIP. NOV. I1'l1IliS K Illll llilll4C. NUY, IDHIIIIHHIS I iililii IIYVSUIIIS skit uv:-r spvnlvu-r sysh-m lor Nu- lilmul Bunk Xvvvli. NUVIS. Girl Rs-sa-rvv l.umInL-un all Ijfil. NlvN'.2l,. VHIPIIH' lv' IU Ililffhl ulllltllllllvil. Ntiv. PPI! filllyl RPY. 'IPIIII ill ussvllllyiy Nuxhlg. Plrly VS. Ivlilsullit IIUIIHX NU. Burl! 4Llllr1' Slvnllslyfml 'ly All4'l'Y lvilllvrs. Nuv, vnlaullksgfivillgf lmlimlkly. I,l'1. fl. Nlrs. llugsvli spvulxs lu girls in nssm-lnlrly, Um . 5. Hi-Y Jun: 1-: ljlnye 4- Bnilvy In n-prm-sm-all Puly 'ur fmuzllvl- IUVYS. KJKW. I KITS. ISKIVYEIYLIQS I-illgliill S lhISS Ill'l'Si'lllS ...I-Rh' of 'luwu Cilivsu ovvr spvzxlu-r sysh-lu. W R,-uv.-nr x. Dfw, 13. Svninr wivnrr rrmsl, Dm. IH. Hfimnpus P1-rsmmiilie-sn spunsnrc-fi ivy P. I.. A. IJPI. HIJY. ,lc-Ixyil ilnll llyzii-H in nssvlniwiy. Dm-my 21. ifnolimii lc-Ne-rim-n nn- nnunn-ii: film- filnis pros:-nls LiilI'iSillIilS prnqrmn. lynx' Nu signin fiilrishnns finrifv. Dr-1223. Virginin Iiilll' wins CHR' I' in' Ill'f'Vl'llIillll Cnnlvsi. Dm . 2-5. i'lll'iSlllliiS. Dm. Annual slnii 1 Ilrishnus ciinnvr. .lnn.2 Bark in srimni niiivr Ciirisl- IIIRIS ilolirinys. .lnn.3. I. 51. Torn-II pn-svnls pro! gnnn. lun. i. Nniinnni Honor Sufivly uni- fvrs nppoinh-ci fur full In-rm. Jun. ixhfl-ll'l'Ill S1-ninr lllillllifflll simw. inn. IU, Typing nwamis prvscnlc-:I in nssvlnixiy. inn. ll. NA-uiinnal Honor S0114-fy prngrnm in nssf-lnirly. .Iklll. Svlliiil' llilllllllvl illlfl dilll1I'. .lun. Vi. Girl R r- s 1' r v 1' Skilnllff Pnrly. inn. IO. UD1-ull: il-aiu-s n Hniicinyi' in nsscmimiy. inn,l8. S1-ninr Day: Srlloiursluip winnr-rs nnnounu-ci: Grnfiuaiing vluss pr:-si-nfs Howe-rs tu Fir. Nioorv. Jun, Poly vs. ,I-1'1iIlllil'Hi Bnsicvlf lliln. Iilll. 2 I . B2lt'1'nIilllrl'Hh'. .lnn. ljirsl snow. lun. Svrnlui sm-ln:-sh-r slnris: Nvw ivnvilvrs: Slllllllll'l'fil'lll, .Inlin- sun. Iilll. l,0ly YS. Iyiiiflliii IBHSICPL iliill. inn. 20, firaulllutinn. lim-im, I. Spanish amfi pun Alnvrienn filuiis rolniwim-1 Poly vs. Rivvr- Sltiv. Ijvlw, fiirl Rvsvrvm- pny minni ng fnplnin Sullon givvs laik in ns' SPIIILIY. I PII. J. Nu Slulllil IYIHIIS il IIIQII 1. I. 1 I I 1 c'Iw. . UIIIII '4 I'm'Iv. 3.0. ,Is-vu Nl NI NI I.- -Iy. 2 Ilalrml SIIMI amIImIugy. ILS. II:-p mIIy: I'oIy vs. IInmI- 3. Iv. II. I'uIy vs. NOFIII SicI1', Im. I VzlIvnIim': ISQIIPIIIHII IIRIIIIOII uI1I4'uI UirI Rs'svrvc,U Im. IO. Im-nm 5purIs I IuI: mIv- Ivuls IIXFIIIIQIUII II4'igjIlIs. Im. IT. RmIiu :Ixus pr:-su-nts pm- gfillll UYPY 'IL fvrul 1' 51Illl1'llI4'T CI1'4'Il'lI pn-sirIc-nl nI NnIionnI IIonor Sn- 1i1'Iy, Ii Ior IIHIIHISKIISH pn'- Sl'IlI1'lI all ussl-n1IrIy. sIuII zunnuluuf-rI wilI1 IXIury fNuII1ryn SIIIIIII ns 1-cIiIur: IJnIy vs. Dvnhull. -I 'I'uyIur Sp.-nks lo Inmm-nmIung sInssos. unI1 2. Sn-niur pIuy :Ims4-u. unI1f1. NIISS II.m.1ps.m prcsvnls sIyI1- sImw In 4'IolI1inQ 1Insss-sg I'1uuIImII nmI ImsIu'lImII I1'IIl'I'IlH'll pn-sr-nh-:I swf-uh-rs. ZIHII fIirI R1'S1'I'Vr' I'4tlrlllilI, XIamI1II. IEHIIIIZIIIVS I fiInss pri-- x 3 N N wnls nIIis Ifirsl Ijnh-.H Iur1I1 I NalIinnnI Honor Smivly pixniu I'4nIIn'r's nigjIlI and ImncI mrl It I' 'I' X lllllt ' 2 . . J . Inn I1 I3. IIuIy's rulvsl LuupIn- 1-In-1'lvfI: IIHII ImIirIny Inr SIMIQ SIIUXY. Inr4I1 III, NIUVIQ' in ilSSt'lllI!Iy 415 Rnllgfl'l'S 1 IIIO IJTIIIFCSS .AIRF- rics IIH- Pago wiII1 5nIIy far- lllif IHIPI ZIINI ICIIQPIII' IxIlI5l'Il'y. Inr1I12II. scImoI :Inna-3 Dw- Inllmliun r1'prc'Sf'llIuIiY1's speak HI ussc-nxIwIvg I1-mI in Sm-ninr pIuy ZIIIIIUIIIIVOII. Nlilrm Il 27. Ililslvr IluIiiI2lyi. NIIIUII 2.1. IIISIY Ily IDTIIIIIGIIIIS lIiiSi. NIRIHII Sp1'IIIllgf .I ll LI R1'nlIy Xvrihxrs mul:-SI. April i. lioloninl IDUIIIPS rnnlvsl lnr riiy, Aprilz. l,ilI'Hlli4'1'l '7l'0fll'ilIllQ fiiiv lvnnis lnvvl. April i. Girl l'li'si'rvv ixinliwr- lJilllgllil'Y lmnqlwl: Slmiing rlulu orgamizc-fl. April 3. llrvlirninury wily lmrli lm-rl. April 0. fiily lrauli nwl. April II. lyvnlu Pivnii, 3 April ll., Nntiorml iinnor Suri:-ly sn-nk lrv: Dislrirl lraulc rnvrl: Dislrirl I1-nnis ini-vi. April iS, I'il'lll'l'kli lnspvrlion. 7 Aprilli. Pnrnlmlai filulv vnlvrlnins llvnlu filulx. April 20. ixllllSi1'ill form-ily. lxiuy l, lyrr-sicic-nl nl Nu Sigma pre-- Sl'IliS fxufifill ci0IOI1iilI l3ilIllC'S PX' lnlm. Niny l. l,llySil'Hl lillllfiililill Dvpnrif nlvni si-mls girls In Play Day' ni Dvnhm: S1-nior picnic. xinyf. Anln-ry lournnnwnl. ixinyfi, S:-nior Play. Many lil. Annual Null piinic. Ning' IT. finrclvn Party nncl Danu- ni Rivvriri-si fiminiry filuli. ixiuyli. S1-ninr Day: l'. A. 5l'IlI4ll' Pic nic. Niuy 20. lim 1 ulmirvnh-. ixinv 20. firaulllufioll. lxiily Srllmll flusvs UNITED STATES RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS ff! wJ..C..IG,.., 1, Zi. 22.1 LMA Mc. JN41 fiupl. XV. .i. Sullon ' Jn.. cillllllllllllllllllf 1 4 - , C oi, i.. D. C rslf-5 lirlnri Ilirlwirrl' ISA'l'l'Al .IC JN STAFF First 'IQOFIII fiuivl iivlll. fini. Xviiiiaml ilniix fini:-I Xiu' Ri illrci Ximiiin fiuil iii ' ' . . . . .j. 1 . .. i 1 , 2 1' . 'uI. Vlfyjli .i. fxilllilllli ' I R Q ani:-I i.i4-ul. 'im-filly NVUIIIIQ, fiauic-I FQ, usual' iurnvr ir. ,am 5' for SPONSORS liunumrv fmivl ij:-ul ful fiuru Xin Xiu I . , i 1 . 1 . zltu-us, iimmraury fiauivl ixiuj. N:-isic .inynv i.ux'v, iiunumrx K mis-I Xinj. Virginia iimxhm, ilmmrury limi:-I Kimi. Virginia Sluifup, iiunornry fiauim-I ixiuj. Lluiiic Gram I pgaff' . , uf ' ' call. ,,va':'f:lNlqw,L. OFFICERS Ijirsi Row: VV. I'oIIi. R. NIoiIIin. R. Gregory. Butterworttl, Gres-nwood. AIIIIEIHCI, IT. AIII1-ns. SUCOIIKI Row: R, .I. NIyaII, .I. fIIiIllI!III, R. Xvc-nzvi, .I, IXIer4er. NI. Itarper. af Co . -v . I irsI Row: II, Iivrrn-II. II. Innes, XV. I5IanIon. Ming. II, c1IlillllIH'I'S, IIvrring, R. VI4UI'lll'I', II. 91. J' . X- Slniltl. ,- Svromi Row: I.. C. VViIIiannson. .I, II. Ilrice, XV, Xvitsun, I.. ,I. Brannon, R, fltwarts. .I. I5aIf-s, II. VVaIsoll,.11,cs!x ' I .IQ it xifki-.-. ,L l' 4, ,NJA 'I4IlirrI Roni: iq. Itnnnon. If. I i'rQuson, IJ. Ijnryin. R. SIIIIIII, fx. I., Uuinn, .I. IIQ-ndrix. II. .IoIrnson, A, I' cz, x1.iJ..,.iI-I, xi. ci s...m.. fywvfze--1-J . Ijouriir Roni: II. IIuIsImriI. I., XV. Iatunu. IS. XVIIII1-, If, I. Nowtin. If. I.nw1-ry, fi. Spurtin. I.. Imgjn-II. R. firm-r. R. 5. IXIIIQIII. I'iI-III ROW: Ixf-II.-y, .IOIlllS0ll. I.l'lllUll A summary oI ttle recentty compteted mititary year at Potytevtmic HIQI1 Sctloot wiII add a page to lI1e Cadet Iog IIIEII wiII Iong Ile rememtvered Ior its initial adop- Iion ot II1e revised organization and driII regutations. During tI1e year the entire army Iwas undergone tmasic ctianges in organization. and Itme driII Iias Ixeen rtuanged compIeteIy IJy ttle United States Vvar Depart- ment. IIAIIP eigtlt man. tour-abreast squad and comptex driII was reptared tmy a new twetve-man squad and a ctianged drill wI':iCI1 emtdodies an increased unity and Iac'iIiIy in movement. Atso ctlanged was tI1e manuaI oI arms wIwicI1 is Imetter suited Ior use wittm tI1e armyts new semi-automatic' ritte. The personnet ot I7oIy- lectmnic' cadet corps I1as mastered ttlis new driII witI1 maximum etztirienry. Rittes were issued to cadets XV9dIlfTSCI8y'. fjctotmer IourteentI1, and refruit driII was Imegun. rI4IlP rompanies were Inormed in ranks according to ttme new driII. wI1iIe experienved cadets were Iaced wiII1 tI1e pr0IbIem ot new CI0se-order driII regutations and commands. Cadet oIIicers and non-Commissioned otticers foutd .Ivssv NXIINKIHFCI SI AI I' NIAIIJR RIA IiarnI NIUIIIIII IIIITI .Imam-s S'I4AI'I' SI2RflIf,'XN'I' IQHSI IN' IlII'IIl'T I1 INIIIANY A l'AI l'AIN IfoIn-rI If. firvgorv I'IfI'I INIVAI. SIQRI LIfAN'I' SIX 'I BNIB I .IIfI l'IfNAN'I Im- fmmIuII Russ :XIV-III IAIRSI SIfRI3IfAN'I' I':fIwilrlI fiIov1'r IAICFI INIVAI. SIiRCIIfAN'l' IIIIINTI I'-1'rr1'II CQIVIPANY A Slfllf lI'fAN'I'S Ia4Ix II. I.iIII1' I'4ranIi Ki-4' Ivssv Ilriu' IAIIIIIII' I . IIIHIIIISUII vv4'I1Ion NVIISUII IT JRIIC DRAIN IfImo I'-PIQIISUII III:-mIon IIarmon RoIu'rI .IoIlnson IoIun I.4-mons AIIN-rl fi. 3I4'IJani:-I I. XXI. IXIyaIl NI. fi. SIIIIIII I.u1 lilll XX. Ialum I'RIVA'I'IfS I IRS'I' CLASS G1-orgv IT. fonanl ,Ivss A. f'orIz-y IDIIIHIIII I.iIII4- CI. II. SIIIIIII I 'R IV.NI'IfS XVIIIIHIII fi. Avvrill IIowar1I .I. Ifvnnvll IRHIQ Bvllsllll lmorgc Ifonri IIUIQ IIUYII I I:arI1-s II. IIromIi 'lily Igllrl ll fIIlarI1-s IIurIis I'auI IIurIis I'rs-II II. IIyIIu'r RoIwrl II. lIaIIaway AnIIiony VX. I aussv fIIIin IJ. QIIIRIIISIUI' XXIIIIIHIII I,. fram- Ijan C, Davis IXII-Ivin R. IJraIu- I IaroIrI fi. fiiIrvaIIi IIIX I'irIwarrI NI. fiIass Ijlillillfl li. Flilll SIuarI IIunIoon .Iamk IVIaIIiis Ikugc-nv IVIrfIIc-mIon XfViIIianl INI. INIiIIon Ilorau- If. NIUINIUII QIIIPSIPY NoIwI1'II .Iov fi. I'ayIon VViIIorrI C. I'IiiIIips I':arI QI. RIIITUSII RoIu'rI soars I'.IwIwn B. SIIIIIII .Iamvs .I. Slllifll Ianws XV. SIovaII AI SIrirIiIin .I. III. Sutlcr Inr'Ic II'anIcf-rsIf-y XVIIIII-mm C, Tannf-r VVyIiI- P. VVrigI1t Ijirsl Row: If, IVIyaII. I. fiamImiII, R. fire-gory, N. .I. I,ovr-, IS. .Ions-s, fi. Ifx-rn'II, C. Ix1K'DllllIl'I. . - . . , . . . , - .NVVKVIIII IQUIIII IIFICP. EIIIIIII. NPIITS, IBUIISUH, clIIfl'ilIIl. I4, Q , IIIIHIHSOII. IIHYIIIOII I. SIm'aII, XY. 'IIanm'r. I. SIIIIIII, I. fIorIr'y. IIIIIIITI IQUIIII IIUTQIIYUII, ISIITIQS, IEUYKI, IXIIIIIIIS, fIIass. IJYZIIKV. lx. SIIIIIII, BllfCll, II. firallv, I,IliIIips. fiallssvallx. I'ourlI1 Row: 5. Ilurmmn, fl. IImmI, .I. I, SIIIIUF, II. Iivnm-II, R. IXIiIIon, IJ. fIransIor, R. fJI'1arI, III. IHIIIIWI. II. II..II, II. XIIIIICIVII, .XI SIri4IxIin. I'4iIIIl Row: I. I.iIIIf-, I. Ixlyall, fi. 'I'IlornIon, IIOIIIUIIS, 5I1K1's', fI.lIIaway. NXIIISUII. XYrigI1I, f'onanI. In- sm-n lIu- Iirsl parl oI IIN- year pouring over manuaIs amI nolc-IvooIxs during slucIy I1aIIs. Ium'In pvriocIs. ancI In-Iore and aIl9r sc'I1ooI. As a rvsuII. I,oIyIecImic c'acIeIs Iravv snappc-II inlo sI1ap0 in rm'orfI Iimf-. All arlivily ncvc-r ImeIIorc aIIempIf'cI Imy any corps oI m'acIPIs in Ilorl VVorIIl was slu'cvssI'uIIy pc-rIormvcI Imy our c'acIe-Is IIlis year. I.IncIcr III? cIirPCIion of Caplain Sullon. a Ivirv cI0parImenI Ilas Iam-n organizecI aI I,oIyIec'Imim' Ior II1e purpose OI airIing in IINA :Ie-aring oI IIN' IJuiIcIing anrI in acILIing Io IIN- saIPIy of II1e sIucIPnI ImocIy. IIN- cIvparImenI Ixas supervised sevPraI cIriIIs. and its servires Imave provecI mosl vaIuaIJIP. according Io IX'Ir. NIoorv. FIIPFIIIIIFEII Sergeant I5urI Ii. .Iones was cIec'IecI as represenIaIive of P0IyIeCI1nic High Ior II1e CZIIIIITIINAT oI Commerre sCI1ooI safety program. 'II1e purpose OI II'1is lIigI1:yftu'0 S'l'Al F i-ltiUl'IfNAN'l' FOLONEI. Xvilliain H. Polli SECOND LIEL Y'I'liNAN'I' Virgil .l. Alnianzl 'llc-:lily Young COMPANY I3 ITAPTAIN Edgar Butterworth SECOND l.IEtl'I'l-QNANI' COMPANY B FIRST SERUEANT Xvaltcr ii, Clmmhr-rs lfdward l. Howlin ,lohn Parvin .l. Xvesley Fisher VCFD on W. Hanes TFCH-YK-AI QERGEAN1' i,RlVA-liifs l:lRS'l1 CLASS Gordon K. tlargctt Xvinmr A Bkmhm Raymond A. Hargravc Gus F. Huhhard I Raymond A. Huddle Imnpg Hwlging SERGliANil'S Nlarion H, Ramon Nlvlmon I Kvll lan...-Q o, Balt-S C f 'i'f S YS'P' A K A' i. PRIVAHLS 'J' RW MMM' Ilmrv xvmwn Arthur B' Blur, .lanles il. lxlcKnigllt i Dc-an R. Chollar LIPSS1. 1X1iIIK.r CORPORALS . ' '. Roht rt B. Llodlcltcr BONW R' Simmons Alvin li. foot:-r Billy l.. Cleaver Morrill 11. li..f,,.-r c..fl.,. N, out ,... If r,xf 1 'li c .,,. way 'A' 'f f' S U- S wi ' y, Rui ..-r i 1- 'l'I ..,..... 1. .....i R. ii .-..f lm :mt 1.. DW.-f DOH A. Wt-Hwoffll ml..-fi lf, w .VI cimics E. Lowry g im. o. Eilcnbergf-r mit-if. R. WWI Xyzfffvi-. 15, 4. fy..z,g.44. A I ,-4. 'V ' First Row: Butterworth, lvl, Harper, B. Vvatson, XV. Blanton, VV. B. CillHlllll!'I'S, V. ilihaxton, D. parvin Second Row: B. VVtm.-, R. -llhoinas. tl. Xxiatson, Nnwlin, E. Lowery. C. N, Guinn, L, ,l. Brannon ,l. Hendrix, A. Cooler, .l. lXlcKnight. Third Row: hi, Xxiood, D, Chollar, A. Blue, lvl. Raymond, tl. Cluclc, l'4. Huhhard, C. Ss-vstr-r, D. Nvhitworth. if. l.a'tilnoro, fi, Hargett. Fourth Row: T, Stuart, B. Sinnnons, R. llargravcs, l.. lyialonc, V, Haynes, B, Clorllcltr-r. B. Cleaver lvl. Drake, .l. XV. Fisher, l.. Eilr-nhvrgcr, .l. Nlillvr, .l. Reaper. program is to promote the salety ol students in the school hy the distrihution ol posters and salety rules and regulations. flther customs which originated in Polytechnic High School this year proved to he enlightening to cadets. Sponsors and Company commanders worlced together in selecting the neatest cadet in each company on each Tuesdayis inspection. Vvinning cadets were presented with medals which rotated among winning cadets each weeli. The cadet who won the inspection medal the greatest numher ol times was presented with the medal permanently. Second Lieutenant Merrill Harper and private lwlelvin Vvood. Worlcing in cooperation with the commandant, dee signed lor the entire Fort Vvorth corps a new emhlem to he used on the certili- cate ol promotion. The emhlem hears the Well lcnown torch ol liherty. worn on the unilorm ol Fort VXlorth cadets. Polytechnic marlcsmen received lourth place in the city award in the annual corps rille match, having the required team ol tilteen men. Second place in the city was talaen hy tive closely chosen memhers ol the Hearst National Rille Asso- ciation. Second Lieutenant Joe Gamhill was high score man on the team and received the Hearst medal. A girls' ritle team was organized tor the henetit ot those girls interested in S'l'AFl SIZRGIZANT llerlme-rt lf. Smitlm COMPANY CT CAPTAIN ,T!'tlViS ftH'l'llVVIlIHl SECOND l.Il'fU'l'IiNAN'l' Francis P. Atlmnns mlilfk Li. b'1f'rf'1'r .Iflfli W. llilllllilll FIRST SERCIEANVI' Fred A. Herring SlfRGtfAN'l' ilfif' ll. il0llYlS0ll COMPANY C CC DRPORALS Paul D. Ur-l.anmar Riclmarfl ll. firm-r llarry rl.. llulmlmard lxlilie Kr-llv Ruin-rt Kniglml l.:-sler R, lwgctt R. S. Smitlm fiillmc-rt R. Spurlin Vvillianm Nl. Xxilmiti- .lamines rl.. Cooper fir-urge ti. llall Rogericli Yli. llanm Rntmert Snmitlm PR IVATIQS David l.. Adrian Billy G. Atliinsnn t'lonm4-r XV. Holes Riclmard lxl. Burgess ljillll lxl. cilf'IllI'flS l'RlVA't'tfS FIRST CLASS liufanl A, Culvt-r llorace lf. Austin Xvillianm lj. lsemmley Vimtor C. liranclm Roll:-rt ll. firm-r Vvilliam li. Harris Ralplm P. Hiclis Lonnie C, Hudkins Carr-ttm L, ttuntonn lqliy tl0I'fl0ll Ennis Latimer linmnmie lxl. Raylmurn Artlmur .l. Reinlmard txlilton B. Rolwrts lvlerwin Stokes Lloyd lvl. Story Norlleet P. Vvlmeeler time-rm A. Xvillis Ornmnrt l.. Vvnrley First Row: li. llvrring. tl. firm-iiwoml, .l. Randall, .l. lvlvrcvr, l . Atlu-ns. V. Stalcup. Vli. llutitmard, Second Row: li. Vvlmitr-, VV. lfimllrmy. ll. Snmitlm. lj. CtlK'Illl'IlS. lf, Culver, fi. llall. fi. lluntoon, Rolmerts. lvl. Stakes, XV. Holes, Al, Kelley. Tlmirzl Row: l., lmgett, ily, Cooper. .l. Rinelmart, l.. Hudgins, D. Adrian. Vvimrley, G. Spurlin. .l. flwens, tl.. Xvillis. .l. Raylmurn. R. firm-r. l'uurtlu Row: .l. lolumsomm, V. liranclm, .l. Butler, B. llarris, R. ttorn. R. .lurctan, D. lxlcfiee. B. Atkinson R. Burgess, ll. Austin, R. Kniglmt. military activities and desirous ol developing immto well trained marlcsmen. Time girls were trained according to military mettmods in time details ol ritie marlcsman- slmip. Alter several periods ol practice under instruction ol' experienced marlcsmen tlae girls lmecame accurate marlcsmen. Ttm Polyteclmnic cadets. wtmo constituted time nmain tmody ol Company ul- at Camp Dallas ttmis summer. demonstrated a true military spirit lmy winning time in- spection rilmlmon ttmree times ammd time parade rilulmon once during time twenty-seven days ol camp. Captain Vvilliam H. Polk and 'lieclmnical Sergeant Merrill D. Harper displayed outstanding atmility lay winning ttie captains and time sergeant's elliciency medals respectively over time entire camp ol approximately six tmundred Dallas and Fort VVortti cadets. Also a numlmer ol promotions were issued to various cadets. Time atlmletic portion ol tlie cadet training was lxy no means over-loolced during time year. Cadets participated in lootlbalt. lmeing very enttmusiastic over llastming gridiron runs. tmloclis. and taclcles. Company B womm time prize. a dance in tlwe gym and a ganmes and social party in time armory. given tmy Companies A and C. Sclmolastic laonors were presented to time outstanding academic cadet in eacli company every six weelcs ttmrougtmout time year. Captain Vvilliam J. Sutton gave an interesting tall: and explanation ol infantry weapons and equipment on Wednesday, Felvruary second, in time auditorium. Ttme cadet sponsors lor time past year lmave proved to tme time most efficient staff in ttwe rememtmrance ol time cadets. Lieutenant Colonel Ntattlwews, faculty sponsor, Euzhlv-tour lwlajor Lucille Gracy. hand sponsor. and lvlajors Nelsie .layne Love. Virginia Thaxton. and Virginia Stalcup. company sponsors, have entertained the cadet corps with several picnics and dances this year. The Officers' Cluh has enjoyed the meetings and sociais given hy its memhers. The cluh is an organization lead hy the cadet olilicers. lvleetings are held in which the ollicers enjoy the company oi others who are equally interested in military activities. Plans are made. and discussions are carried on concerning the develop- ment ol a hetter corps at Polytechnic. The Fort VNforth All-City R. T. C. Band and the Second Regiment led the Armistice Day parade. Companies A. B. and C from Polytechnic. forming two regiments. preceded other companies ol the Fort VVorth cadets. As the Christmas season was approaching. cadets were issued. as in previous years. Christmas cards to sell. ior the purpose ol raising iunds lor entertainments and equipment. lirohahly the most delightful and successful entertainment ol the year was RIFLE TEAM lifrgf Raw: XV, liolli, R. lxlodlin, Harper, .l. c,iHlIll'Jill, .l. Randall. NV. Vvilson, lvl. Kelley. Second Row: lj. hlmliec. F. PD. Smith. .l. Smith, Hudgins. R. Callaway, XV. Blanton, C. fiuinn. Third Row: li. Dc-Lamar. i'i. Huhlxarcl, fi. Ferrell, .l. D. Owens. C, Seyster, .i. lVlcKnight A Cooler, - r.. L. Q. Xxilhamson Fourth Row: ii fulver, L. Legctt, ii. Vvhitc. .l. XV. Fisher. E. Lowery B Jones, -l it Price the formal military hall held Saturday. Decemher sixteenth. Accompanied hy their dates. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Polic. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Johnson from Arlington Heights. and ivlajor Eagle from Riverside led the grand march. Memhers ol the corps enjoyed several moving pictures as the guests of various theaters ol the city. The cadets attended the shows in dress uniform. The annual Stocli Show parade was participated in hy the Polytechnic Bat- talion. Friday. lviarch Eighth. During the Stoclc Show. the cadets from poly- technic made a line showing as uniformed ushers. working in cooperation with other cadets ol Fort Worth. The corps responded wholeheartedly in a series oi extra drill periods held he- lore and alter school over a period ol fourteen days preceding the annual Federal inspection. All the cadets enjoyed this extra military training received in these periods. lor it has served to equip the hoys with the outstanding knowledge and precision characteristic oi Polytechnic cadets on Federal inspection. Federal inspection was held April eighteenth. at Arlington Heights High School. Cadets were inspected hy United States Army oliiicers on neatness. manual ol arms. and drill precision. Later inspections were held in the various groups ol study as cadets showed their technical knowledge oi rilie marlcsmanship. scouting and patroiing. mapping. First aid. and military courtesy and discipline. The Polytechnic corps lost one ol its most capahle and promising cadets hy the death ol Cadet Stall Sergeant Gerald phillips on the first day ol June. i939 The flag was liown at hall mast as cadets paid trihute at Camp Dallas, Mineral Vvells, Texas. S, Boarding the lrus for Camp Dallas ,Alon gf the way The arrival Company I. Hag Tile 'miie-lin lmoarcl Tenls on Company Shed Beds on Company Street Xvasiling up At Past' Ballalion parade Passing in review Waiting for usoupee Looking for visitors The guests arrive Betty Jo Butterworth and Carnaham Merrill and Bill Harper, Lynch, Pope, Carnaham, Niodlin A friend from Amarillo Drill at school The executive Inspection of riHes A ? QC' 0. it -833' SAXAPI IONES Bi-lly Alylmn lllipli lfinillf-y Bus lvlrliiu- .lunv lvlilli-r lvlnrllia Pi-rlcins PIiRCl ISSION Iiflwiifll IEKIIHT il. Russ!-ll 'AW' lilfk b11'c1F1lW .IEIIIIPS Sll1lIllllIIl'QI'r IQIIIHPYN' Nrxyilfll liARI'l'ONliS BASS! DUNS .lavli lioolli 'IROMISONES Dwigflil lgllffllillll l.l'jllIll' Xxlilson .lllllllly llolilr-n lfranlc Suiili- BASS cw, llIYlJllS Arnolil Vllllflll lilil ,LS lflizalu-Ili Sarpy-ni llarolrl farlr-r 4 V, . , .lanu-s Crow 'All l 1 lllanrlu- Ylqarlu-rl Roy Villlglll ,l. M. Vvilliamson FRIZNCII HORN Floyd Arlilin PIANfJ Vvr-lrlon Vvilson fiarnplu-ll Slnilli VV. S. Vaircl Flainii- Xxlalili-r BAND 'l'Rl VMl'li'l'S IUY'ilf'f' .AllflK'rSflIl Rolu-ri fwallaway l.1-laiul fwunilrii- xlarion .loru-s Clmrli-s llollinan .lamli lx-wall:-n liolmlly lxlalone l,illian ljriiz- Rolu-ri Rasi o Clillorcl Silnniili Bill Ylqurni-r lfolr Ki-Il l'eil'lHlHl Bin- llill Crani- Cl ARINIZTS Carl Armstrong Billy Brown Billy Cl:-avi-r cill2H'l1'S cwf'2lllll'l'C' Ur-ralrl Crow C-wllilfll'S DflflSf7n Dan Downs .lllllll CIUFV lanu-s Hlulgins .lauli lm:- l.c-sh-r Li-gc-ii llullllxy l.:-sliv V1-sia l.m-o N1-wsoni lfllison ffsh-r .l. U, fjwi-n' lrloyil Pupi- llilly Sliinni-r Ali-rrr-ll Sirirlilin Clxasiain Turn!-r .lc-rry Yvallu-r Erwin Vvillouglllxy Jolmny Rc-c-dvr Carl Yagr-r 1 1... S Q 4 l:ifSl 'iilllii IS.'lgffNVIl, I., Clfilfy. ci. Xyil WT, Ki-ll, la. clllllllblv, cw. cxf'illJlf1'1', l.I'l', Dl!ll5llIl, .l. L Xvallu-r, fx. llollinan, xl. Sirivlilin. fi, Arnnslrong. Svroml Row: .l. IJ. Uwr-ns, li. Slalom-, Nl. .lonr-S, li. Cram-, B. l.f-slii-, B. fwlc-avr-r. E. Osh-r. F. Hutlgins. B. Sliinnr-r, lf, Popi-. fy. 'l'urni-r. Tliirrl Row: fu, Sinilli. lf. lollu-ri, lxl. P1-rliins, l. l,FlK'4'. .l. lxlillc-r, Sargfi-nl, V, Ni-wsoni, .l. Ri-1-il:-r. lf. ,l'urni-r, R. Vauglui, lf. Nvilloiigglrlry. Xvaril. l:0IU'fIl ,gUlIVI IQJISIU, ti, Sflllllifh, tilllilNVily, lxllf l'zilf', ':iYlfll!'y, l4lf'VVlyH, l.l'f', Igilkfr, .l, Slmmluirgi-r, .l. fxlifvraw, R. liiu- Ijililn Ron-: l.. l.1-Q4-il, ll. Di-l.ainar, VV. Vairil, .l. Xxlllllilllwilll, ll, fwarli-r, A. Voigjlil, fi. llolvlxs, l., Vvilson, vol lj ID fi 'i l Ilflfl n IJ Bur lin . .. . l'l US, .. Y I' . , K' E ll, Xxlillkvf. l'roni swing lo syinpllonyl lluis il:-srrilu-s ilu- flraslic' rliangr- in ilu- lypc- ol nuisir plays-il lly ilu- Poly- li-mlinii lligll lfarul iluringf ilu- pasi vi-ar, Isilllfl l'llQilQ4'lIH'lllS XVOH' IllIIllI'l'0IlS, llbllllillllg lflillllilll Q'illlll'S, 'IPP l'illllf'S. PEIHIIIPS, illlll Syllipllllllil' VOID ir-rls. liuliulr-cl in ilu-so 1-ngjagji-ilu-nls wr-ro lwo lrips lo Dallas, oiu- lo pariiripali- in ilu- Slali- Banil Corn- nul ilu ilu o i pr-iilion, a - o -r i all -nil ilu- annual fwoilon Bowl Ganu-. Poly was we-ll rf-pri-si-nic-ml in ilu- All-fiiiy llanrl wiill lwr-nly-sc-vc-n nu-inlu-rs. alul, airoriling io foloiu-l C' 'I-' lrul ilu lu 'l in 'lrunl ni liion ol mx lligjll zllool llnul in ilu ih l'l15, . - -s s va ev' s' e ' .1 ,A l.ui'illi- Gran y was again 1-I.-.if-fi lrarul sponsor. 'llliis was ilu- lirsl linu- in many yi-ars lliai a sponsor llilS lu-1-n 1-li-1 lr-il Iwo ionsmiiiivr- yr-ars, llu- lloly lwaiul was llonorr-rl ilnis your lry liaving livc- ol ilu- 4-li-vc-n olvlxivi-rs in ilu- All-Cilv lrarul. 'Hu- ollifr-rs won- as lollows: iiaplain l.m-larul fiinnlsis-. l'4irsI l.ic-ul:-nanl fxlnaslain 'l'urni-r, Si-rorul l.ii-uii-nani Roy Villlgllll, Sf-rorul l.ii-ulr-nani fililloril S1 lnnirll, arul Si-vorul l.ii-ul:-vuini llilly Brown, Non-f'oinniissionc-rl ollivc-rs wc-ri-: liirsi Si-rgi-ani Arnolrl Voigflil. Sc-rgi-ani l loyil Pope-. Corporal .larli llooili, fvorporal .lanu-s Sliainlrurgi-r. ancl Corporal Erlwarcl Bala-r. FmLm.,,...L ? , 1 x2 , ix 'Y 'Si 9 gi X iii? Iii Il' 5 : gg:f5??3I5'filI,,,.1 -I5 ,.n. n l lp' ,. Qs'sg:u2z If f 1l ilIU1N -0 1 A'l'i-I !.E'l'I C3 gl ' Il .VH IlfR SCARBORUUCH Ill twliilfll Sl'2lY'h0l'llllQll YVQIS llliifli' IHWUI of Ihr- Pnlyh-vhnif' Afhh-ti: Uvpurhm-nl. Hs- is known ns as fini- voawh, us zu frie-ml unc! mlvisor In lhc- lmys. A grmhmlv of T. fi. U. znncl HH- lllIlI'P!'l'!llI' hn'Hc- in lqlfl, hx- lm hlrnr-cl nu! unch-r his training nanny nu-clisiriri unfl alll-sialic loolhnll playa-rs. Evvrymn' ni Poly is ghul lu haw- ciililfll Svnrhorrnlgh us his In-ml rnurh. CHARLES BERRY fmuh Hs-rry, having wnn hwur out nl' svn-n 'hnnlpionships nl Vvillizun .IHIIIPS .luniur High Sshrml, rznnc- to Poly in thv full of IVF: ns nssislnnl hx fwnurh Svnrhnrough, Hx- lrnins thc' Irufk h-inns nncl Im prnrhlu-cl lnnny ollislilnfhllgj IPEIIIIS unc' lhv rhannpionship h-mn of I0-10, Hc- is nnr' of Ihr- grzuuh-st of sports and n rr-nl yf'i1'lHl lo vvvrynm-. TIN- shulvnfs :xml h-nrha-rs are mon- lhun pruuml fo have- Cnurh Be-rry aunung tIll'lll. FOOTBALL Qirsl Rum: I. I.:-ui:-, I. fl. Slrnhun, I. .lnnvs, B. Young, T. Nvvvlon, P. Swinrlh-, fl l.yh's, R. XViIsrun. IQ. Illlnlllilll, Brmklllnll, lyzlwsml, Scrogjgfills. 1-ruin' Rum: U. Vvulkins, I. Nhxlnhun. 5. lmflvll. H, fxlnfnnfufl. H. Slnilh, K. Bnlwr, B. lxnnnin, H. Xhuuly. I. Dhkson, II, Slllilil, fl lmwis. A. l.r'Bl:n11', R. fm. XXVUINIEIH, .l, I'-PTQIISUII, B. slllitll. rhinf Rnw: fum h H1-rr!'. H4-mh'rsull, l'1rulllu'!1I.i1'I1I. Bnlvs, fl. Brown, Pf'm'nrli. fx. Phillips. I. Guru-H. I . Snliih, fx. D. Allen. B. Anch-rson, P. Ilunlvr. D. Chulhar, fx. Urn-cn. fiourln Sl'HI'l5lll'0lIgIl. xv SEASONS PROSPECTS The Poly Parrots had prospects for the strongest team in the history of the school. An experienced team of eleven lettermen returned to start the season. These lettermen were Garrett, Hender- son, VVooda11. lV1clVlahan. Bill Smith. Fannin. Dic'1cson. 1.eBlanC, Moody. Allen. and Frank Smith. Sponsored by the able coaching of lVlr. L. T. Scarborough and Mr. C. M. Berry. the team improved rapidly. Some of the hoys showed so much progress that they soon stepped into first string line positions. The line consisted ol' VVoodall and lVlclV1ahan at ends, Diclcson and Fannin at tackles. Balcer and LeGett at guards. and Captain Garrett at center. ln the haclclield were Moody, Hender- son, Franlc Smith. and Allen. The reserve group of anv team de- serves credit. The success of the team de- pends. to a great degree, upon these looys. ln the line were Lewis. Lyles, Young. VVi1son, Huffman. Jones, and lV1cGaha. The reserve strength in the haclcllield was composed ol Peacock, Brown. Phil- lips, and Bates. ODES SA ln the llirst grid-game ol the season the Odessa Bronchos, lead hy their star hack, lyleyer VVinlcleman, scored twice in the first quarter and once in the third quarter for 19 points. ln the Broncho's olzlensive drive Vvild Bill Tassas. Bill Coates, Craig Holden. and VVinlc1eman were outstanding. Poly's only score came when Allen hrolce loose lor the 57 yard run during the third quarter. Garrett lciclced the extra VERNON Before 4.000 spectators, the Poly Par- rots humhled Vernon 27-0. The Parrots ran up I8 first downs, completed 13 pass- es. two heing intercepted. and had a 40 yard average for seven punts. VVith the air and land offense of the Parrots click- ing beautifully. the Orange and Blaclc gained 185 yards on running plays and 170 yards on pass plays. The defense was also a standout for the Parrots, al- lowing the Vernon boys to gain only 105 yards on running plays and 95 yards on pass plays. Allen and Moody accounted for most of the running attack. Smith was an out- standing player with his bullet passes to lVlclV1ahan and VVooda1l. The lead- ing defensive players for Poly were Batter. Dicicson. Garrett. and Lecvett. The golden toed Garrett lciclceci three out of four extra points. Some outstanding players for Vernon were Duckworth, Maddox, Vvillcinson. and Botlcins. AMARILLO point. ' For the fourth game of the season the Poly Parrots journeyed to the Panhandle Thomas Dixon-Tackle As was expected hy the coaches. Tom filled his tackle position capahly. Because of head injuries, he was forced to miss several games, hut it is hoped that his next year will prove more advantageous. Arthur LeBlanc HFrenchy earned his letter this year hy playing outstanding toot- hall. Although he was not in the first team, he played a great deal ol the time. This Frenchman's graduation will cause Poly to lose a fine player. R. O. Woodall-End Archie was one oi Po1y's most capahle ends. His pass- catching ability and hard tackling won tor him honorahle mention on thc all-district team. He played as fine a game as anyone else on the team. His graduation will he a loss to the team. BOL HCDJCFSOU-HBGCIZ Bch was considered thc hest punter in district seven. He had a punting average ot over 40 yards for the nine games ol the season. N0 one could equal his long touch- down passes. Boh. a three year letterman. will he hard to replace. B. D. Moody-Back UBertH was the hardest running haclc in the district. He played good, hard toothall the entire sca- son. When a low yards were needed tor a first down or a touch- down, Moody was usually called on to malce the necessary yard- age. His position in the hack field will he hard to till next year. xii.. .... M.. tgultffty tJCili'0l'ti'-'BGKYIY iiuddy's hard lucic this year was hz-ing ht-hind an all-district man. This tasl, hard hioricer and tactile-r is expected to accomplish great things in his next year ot toottmaii. Ci0l'Ct0Il BFOWD-'BGCIE Gordon, a rr-serve hart: this year, was small hut ot Fight, Vvhen in rlw game, he called the plays. His ahility as a good runner ami passer together with his tinc school spirit made him a tavoritr' with his tcainemates. Gordon has another year ot 1-ligitxiiity. .iaclc Garrett--Center Captain .tacit Garrett it-ad ilu- ttoiy It-ani through a colortul year ol lvootliall. Garrett is a three yr-ar lotta-rrnan and was placed this year on tht- all-district team. Ht- was the twst defensive play:-r in Ihr- district. iflected hy his team' mates as tht- niost vaiuatxle player at ilu- year, he was presented tht- annuai trophy hy Mr. lvioore. Coach Scartioroughvs hardest jot: will in- to tind another player rapaimle ot' tilting Garrettls position. C. Atietlf-'IZCICE Htrtr-et-isootn was one ot the inost sensational runners Poly has ever hart. He runs tast, hits hard, and is vt-ry ditticuit tn stop in thc open tielrl. Great things are nx- pcctvd ol hini in his next year ot 1-Iigihilny. Franlc Srnith'-'Back Frank was the quarter-hacli ot ilu- tr-ani. His huiiet passes gain:-rt many yards, and his tint' running srors-ri sr-vm-ral touchdowns. He is 1-xp:-ctr-ri lo he quarter-hafta tor Ihr- Parrots again nf-xt year. Nmctyftwo to play the Amarillo Sancties. The Par- rots, greatly outweighed in experienced reserve strength. were deteated by the Sandies. I9-0. Poly held the Sandies scoreless until the second quarter when they hrolce loose tor their First touchdown. The sec- ond and third touchdowns came in the third and tourth quarters. The Sandies lcept the Parrots hottled up to the extent that the Poly lmoys were never ahle to score. Poly hioclced a punt and recovered the hail on the Amarillo tour yard line. hut Wioody was unahle to go over in tour trials. t'Ienderson's punt- ing was outstanding tor poly. He aver- aged 52 yards on ten punts. Although the entire team played capahie toothail. Garrett, Batter, t-eGett. and Alien de- serve speciai recognition. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS For the first time since toothali com- petition hegan in the Fort Vvorth high schools. Poly was defeated hy the Ar- lington Heights Yellow Jackets, t4-I2. The Parrots were slow ciicicing until the last ot the second quarter when Moody drove deep into Yellow Jacket territory. From there Smith tools over. and passes to lVIclVIahan. Allen. and Vvoodali resulted in a touchdown. Cen- ter Garrett missed the extra point, and at the halt Poly trailed. I4-6. The parrots scored in the tirst ot the tourth quarter on line hucics and passes. Garrett missed the extra point. Vvhen the gun sounded. ending the game. the Parrots were lighting hard to overcome the two point lead which meant their de- RIVERSIDE Featuring a powertul ground attacli and stuhhorn detensive line, the poly Parrots tramped the Riverside Eagles to a I4-7 defeat. Lead hy the running ot Allen and Brown. the parrots made ten lirst downs through the Eagles' line. Brown tallied lirst tor poly on a I7 yard run around the Eagles' iett end. The extra point was lciclced ioy Garrett. Heavily outweighed hy the Eagle line. the Parrots threatened several times in the second quarter when Allen carried the hail around Riverside's right end. Again Garrett tciclced the extra point. Late in the fourth quarter the Eagles scored their tone touchdown on a pass. Garrett to Conway. The extra point was good. In the closing moments ot the game the Eagles drove to Poly's live yard line hetore the stuhhorn line held, leav- ing the score. I4-7. TECHNICAL In a hard tought game played under the hot atternoon sun, the parrots were ahle to tie the Tech Bulldogs. The score at the halt was t3-0 tor Tech. The tirst touchdown tor poly came in feat. the third quarter on series of line louclcs hv lVloody, from Techis 35-yard line. Henderson faded hack to the 45 and threw the touchdown pass to lvlclvlahan. standing in the end zone. Allen missed the goal. Poly's second touchdown came early in the fourth quarter. Henderson again toolc the hall from center and this time laded hacic and threw a 55-yard pass to VVoodail in the end zone. Allen ran the hall over for the extra point. This made the score i3-i3 with ahout ten minutes ot play left in the game. in the closing minutes Poly threatened to malce another score on an attempted tield goal hv Captain Garrett. Vvhen the gun sounded, it found the Parrots in posses- sion ot the hall in Bulldog territory with Henderson still throwing long passes, trving to hit one of the players standing in the end zone. PASCHAL Displaying one of the hest ottensive and defensive teams ot District seven. Polyis rugged Parrots romped easily over their traditional rivals, the Paschal Panthers. to the tune of 26-0. The alert Parrots capitalized on every hrealc, driving 78 yards for their first touchdown. After an opening exchange of punts, Poly tools over on her 22 yard line with Henderson. Moody. and Smith featuring a drive that carried to the Pantheris 22 yard stripe before being slowed down. On the fourth down Smith hit Henderson perfectly in right fiat. and Henderson slipped through the hands of three taclclers to score standing up. Gar- rettis try lor point was wide. Two ol Paschalis fumbles led to Polyys next scores. poly lciclced out ot' hounds. and then Allen recovered Kerr's fumble on the Paschal ill. Smith passed to Mc- lwiahan lor 14 yards. The combination ot Smith and Allen added six more yards. Then Smith lost himself around right end to score easily ioehind excellent end hloclcing. Again the try for point was wide. lVloody covered a fumiole on the first play alter the lciclc-oft on the Panther 25. Smith completed an aerial to Hen- derson on third down to put the hall on the 13. As the quarter ended. Smith passed to Brown just inside the three. it toolc lxfloody three plays in the second period to push over the third score. and lhis time Ciarrettis place lciclc tor point was good. Allen added the fourth tally mid-way in the second period on an end run from the three yard line after a 36 yard pass from Henderson to Vvoodall had set up the score. Allen ixiclced the extra point successfully. Orvil Lewis'-Guard Orvil was one of Poiy's reserve guards. He did a capahle job of relieving hoth guard positions throughout the season. Boyce Bales-Back Boyce was not a first string haclc, hut his satisfactory playing guaranteed his letter. Poly will lose one ot her best reserve iaaclcs when Boyce graduates this year. Jack MCMahan1EHd uSnatch'em Jack was a regular end and played fine loothall. Praise was given Jack lor his pass-catch- ing ahility. He was an asset to the team and can well he congratu- lated on his excellent worlc. Poly will miss him. Seldon LeGett-Guard Seldon played guard regularly all year. Although he was small, he was a hard hloclcer and taclcler, a fine player to have on anyoneis team. Blake lVlcGaha-'Center Blaise was unfortunate in heing behind a sixty minute man. but he played enough to earn his letter. He is expected to he on the regu- lar team next year and promises to develop into an excellent player. Kenneth Baker-Guard Kenneth was the hardest tight- ing guard in the district. His de- lensive worli was outstanding, hut hip iniuries prevented his being elected to the all-district team. IQIOVVCVEF, ll? l'CI'eiV9d ITOIIOFHBIC mention. Another year ol' eligi- hility will prove his ahiiity. Bill Smith--Tackle ucliillern was one of rlw fine string oi taclilcrs produced by Poly. Ht- played hard football at all times. giving his best for the srhool. Poly will miss Bill in the coming year. Robert Vvilson-'Tackle Although Rohr-rt clid not play very much football, what he play was satisliactory. He has an- other year ol eligibility and is cies- tinefl to he a liine tacliler. Harold Smith-Guard Hsin-eter was one oi Poly's re- serve guards. He played both guard positions. giving his hz-st whenever called upon. Bob Fannin'-'Tackle Ulrannyfi the tallest football player ever to come out ol Poly. was a most dependable boy. His gr:-at height .enabled him to reach over and malce harcl taclcles. Boh will he missed not only in football hut in many other sports as well, James FCYQUSOH-'Guard Although he did not play very much, .lames was a fine blocker and taclilcr. Despite lacing hehincl a sixty minute man, he earned his letter. lfolm Young-Guard Btlil WHS i'ln0.ilf'l Ofll' Of Polyis line string oi guards. His excel- lent blocking and taclcling won for him a letter. He was a big factor in the reserve of Polyis team. ui..- NORTH SIDE The North Side Steers won over the Poly Parrots in a thrilling game fought on a muddy Farrington Field. Both teams, playing to stay in the champion- ship race, fought hard to maintain their position. Tom Diclcson. one of Poly's most capable players, received a had head in- iury just before the half. The Parrots and the Steers were careless up until the end of the second quarter when, on a series of running plays. the Steers drove 64 yards for a touchdown. Due to the muddy lield and sliclc ball neither team was able to open up its powerful oiiien- sive. Utley made the long touchdown for North Side. plowing through mud and the Poly forward wall. The try for extra point was good. MASONIC HQME Before 15,000 fans Masonic Homeis huslcy little men won the District Seven Championship at Farrington Stadium with a brilliant display of football. Sixty passes were thrown by both teams as the Masons defeated the Par- rots. l9-6. During the first quarter the Poly players held the Masons scoreless. The Masons started their liirst touchdown drive on the Poly 49 yard line after the Parrots had attempted a fourth down pass and had talcen a i5 yard offensive interference penalty on the play late in the liirst quarter. Passes by Torres to Buster Roach and Arlos Roach and line smashes by Brown carried the ball to the 20 yard line. Early in the second quar- ter the combination of Torres to Coulter scored the liirst touchdown. The extra point lciclc was wide. The second touchdown for the lVlasons came in the third quarter when Brown powered over the loot line to give the Masons a 13-0 lead. Garrett intercepted a pass by Torres on the Mason 40 to set up the Parrots' thrill- ing touchdown. Down on the west side lVlclVlahan hid out, hugging the turf. He was seen by everyone but the lVla- sons. lVlclVlahan ran down the sidelines. tool: Hendersonis pitch on the Masons 20. and ran over for the touchdown. Garrett's attempt for the extra point was bloclced by Bennett. The last score for lvlasonic Home came late in the fourth quarter when Buster Roach stepped over from the two. The attempted extra point was bloclced. For the parrots Garrett and Moody performed the defensive chores with great success. Henderson was excellent. hold- ing the Masons a great part of the way with his long distance punting. averaging 40 yards on eight trials. if if iiif Sw K? IS Q A 4,335 EK F 3 H up ! ,N . X5 W '1 1 A R 7 -1 6' U YELL LEADERS IIIIS your an I1igI1 spiriIvcI group oI y0II IvaNIvrs we-rv I-If-VIHI. As in IIN I I w-nr. Iwo vxlru yf-Il If-aNIers wvrc- c-If-c'IecI. 'Hwy wvre Nc-IcIz1 If - pe s issnvr IIINI Pau HIIIIIHIII. An vxu-III-nl joI1 oI' sulmsliluling was cIonc Imy IJoII1 sopIlomorc-s. IIN- Iwo OIIISIIUIIIIIIQ' vvc-nle of IINA ye nr Ior IIN- yeII Iixill'If'l'S we-rv IIN' nII-c'2Ix W-Il In-:NIM lm-vI QIIKI IIN- Imrn cIanN'c- wIlirI1 was given in our gym. Sponsors-cI Imy 5Iiss INInrIIm FIIIIIIKIIPV. IIN' vll Ie'fI 5 '- NI' ' S ' II I'IOyl'I' IIEIIIPY. .IilIN' IBPIIITHIII, Isyrilil ISIIIHHID. IQOIJPFI IQIICIQFT. INIPIIIII I.l'ISSIN'Y'. MINI I,illlI ISIIIITN y rl ers vcr? .xry ll! oopvr mnvvr Nmfn Firs! R uv: J. ivlcclurc-, B. Donaldson, D. B. Srroggins, F, Smitli, G. Donaldson. G. Brown, B. Bains. XV. Taylor. Nlcclurc. fie'on'l Raw: Wir. Scarlaorougli, G. Smith. E. VV:-st, .l. C. Phillips, B. Fannin, C. Lolwrlcc, J. Dawson, VV. lvlrclung. B, Vxlallon. Tllirci Row: .l. Foster, H. Reynolds. C. Vvllr-elm-r, .l. C. Hester, D. Sandi-rs, .l. Mitchell. R. Rogers, ll. Crow. .l. lafwif-. BASKETBALL Vvlien training time rolled around tor laaslcetlaall. sucli lettermen as Bob Fan- nin, Carl Lolarlce. Gordon Brown. and Franlc Smith answered Coaclrfs call for tbaslcetlaall tryouts. Tliis yearis team had muctl less experience in comparison witll last year's team. However. tlie experience and lleiglwt ot time Poly not their only advantages. lor the small as well as llae tall made points. Joe Dawson. a sparlcling young sophomore, proved to be player. Other players wlio assisted in ttie success ol tlie team were aldson and Billy Vvalton. Bob Fannin was lost from tile team graduation. players were many ol the an excellenl Bolnlay Don- luy mid-term Tile parrots tmy winning all the games and by defeating tile Riverside Eagles added laottw of time City Round Robins to time list ot accomplishments. in ttxe tournament Poly defeated Gainesville and Azle, but was defeated tmy Denton in time last game. tlwus losing tile cliance ot' winning tlie district cllam- pi0I1Sl'lip. Vvi l linm lNl4'Clul1g-Ciunrrl Xvillimn, an r4-gjulnr plalyc-r, allways pawn- nn 4-x- 1 1-llc-nl rlispluy ol gjumi llunr wurli, Ilis nuurnlv slluls lr-rl in nmny nl ilu- scarf-s lor ilu- h-mn, .IOC l,DilX'VSOIl-'czllllrfl .loc-, an suplmnmrr-, 1-alrm-rl ilu- rigid in play nn lin- lirsi siringj ln-1'.luss- nl llis 1-M1-lla-nl Quinn- ul lluslim-i lmll, Ili- will lu- wi-ll worilu xxaliilling in luis nz-xi Iwo yr-urs. i'runi4 Smilll-Guurfi ljfilllli wus nulc-rl lm luis aulrli- playing annul luis gjuml spurlsmamsllip. ilis llnur wnrlx was 1-spf-riuily nui- slnmling. Curl l.0lH'lif'-'cNf'lIl0l' f upimn lmlnrlu- If-ml ilu- iinrruls in an flislrirl simm- piunsllip illis yi-nr. ilu- 4-xpm-ris smlsimlc-rl-ml llilll Illn- ln-sl wi-nh-r ol' ilu- xiislriml. lfilling luis posillon will prow- an mlililiirllll nssigjnlm-ni. D. lib. Scrugfgiris-l:orwarfi IIN- nlrilily ul D. B. In play Qoorl lwaislu-ilmll wrwn lur ilim luis lf-lim-r. fiumll Sinrlmrnugjli luuml luis wh-July playing vf-ry sulislnrlory. Billy Xvullon-l:orwarri Iiiily Slllllllll ln- in-rlilw-il lor luis lim- umpi-rnlimm in playing lmslu-ilualll. llis lnpniviliiy wml al li-H1-r lur llilll. Ci0I'Cl0fl l5TOVVI1f-'FiOf'lUl1f'Cl Uurulrun was Polyis uuuouur-y player, zufrmuuuliuug lor uuuiuuuy ol lim puuiuuls vauruuvrl. His euwlurauls- suuriuug sluruls illlll lliS SpK'4'fl illlll l0l1lI'0I VYOII 'HHH' lfil' llilll, J. C. ljluillips-Forward ifxrvllvnl plays-rs zulum-acl ul .i, fi. pre-vvrulu-ml luis playing ull ilu- liuuuv. His lirsl rlsuss pzuriiripnliruuu was sun nssvl hu ilu' tvauuuu, I50lJl7y lD0lAlIllClS0I1f-'I-70f'Ll7l1 rcl Allluruuglu lluv Suuuzullfusi uuuzuuu nn lluc- lvzuuuu, liululuy prmuvml luu luv um' ul lluv uuuosl vzuluzululv plzuyx-rs iru lluv Srlumul. cirururl guzurcls ol ilu- lueuslivl luzufl Llilliruliy iuu prvvvruliuug luis flrilululing zurcuuuutl lllI'lll. Boi: Fzuuuuuiuu-Cvrulvi' Holm, willu luis luviglul ul six lm-I liuur iuulluvs, wus au gfrvaul nssc-I lu lluv lvzuuuu, iio wus uuuost usc-liul uluvuu slauuuiliuugj unrls-r llum' luzuslivl. Hv was Qfililllilhxil all lllifl-lf'l'lll. Boyce Bill6S-'cilldfd Bnyrm- was iulwzuys eu Srrzuppvr zuuurl pliuyvrl luis bu-S lluruugluoul flue- vnlin- svzusoru, llc' smorml pc-rsislvuully zuuuml was popular willu luoklu huzuuuuuuuzulvs auuurl uuiumiuos ilclgar Vvest-Guard lfclgz-ur, au lirsl slriuugr-r, playf-fl lurilliauut lfuiuslivi- lunll mluriuug lin- vuulirc sz-nson. Vvlumu Xvvsi was in Hur' Qauuuv, lluv srun' was nl its luiglwsi. flux' ol' llolyis grm-:uh-sl lossvs will luv Erlgiuris grmluuzuliouu, Cc-rinlcl Smillm-Forwarcl Axllllllllgll tlvflllll VVHS ll0l il rK'Qllllll' plilyi'f. lli' 1lllllK'1l llllll ll lil llli l1'illll,S rc-vorrl. XXYllK'flI'Vi'T Il sulrslilulc- was ll4't'ill'tl, lilllllll Svarlmr- uugjlx lun-w llmt G4-ral4l woulcl always ln- prm-pan-al lu gjivm- a lim pm-rlnrmanw-. . , , j Jilflilf' lX'll'ClUrC-'I orwarfl .lavliic-, anollu-r ul llu- small mx-n on lla- ll-am, mallv up in playing almilily lor wllal lu- lavlir-cl in slalurc-. l.:-onarcl Smith-F0fU7Ufll Da-spilv lllr- lvarl llml lm-onarcl was in lllc- ganna- unly almul llall ul alll- linux- lllis yr-ar. ln- lxamllr-xl lln- lnall uilll sp:-1-rl anll maill- sr-vvral poinls. ' om Hmimi Say, Loiwrlce, who made that goal? Fling it to Vvesi, Fannin! flue of Brownys old habits Remember this one, Vvailon? First Row: A. LeBlanc, B. Hi-imer, K. Friclc, E. Greenwood. J. McClure. C. D. Allen, B. Leslie, VV. B. Eaves, J. Frazier, J. Smerlce. H. Anderson, B. Henderson. Second Row: D. Mason. T. Newton. E. Read, M. Cross, B. Sanford, C. Lohrlie. Boh Fannin, Bill Fannin. R. Slawson, J. Jones, T. Xfvilson. D. Garrett, D. Plunkett, Mr. Berry. TRACK For the First time in four years Coach Berry turned out a championship traclc team. ln the past several years Poly has talcen second place. On the first day of the meet, Poly was in the lead with 18 points. Second and close hehind was Paschal with 173A points. The second day of the meet told a new story. Poly winning most of the events. Vvhen the last race was over. Poly had the lead with the total points of 56. Sec- ond and far hehind was Arlington Heights with 34 points. Third was Paschal with Riverside. Tech. North Side. and Handley following in their respective order. The pressure was put on Poly's husy athletes in the district high school traclc and Field meet Saturday afternoon at Farrington Field, hut the well-balanced Parrot squad didnlt mind. They piled up enough points to pass Arlington Heights. 21 V2-21. for the team championship of the district. n,, .-r ELIOT READ High jump JOHN FRAZIER Pole vault CARL LOHRKE High Hurdles BOB HENDERSON Iavelin TRAVIS VVILSON Discus ROBERT SLAWSON Shot put W. B. EAVES Broad jump C. D. ALLEN 100-yd. dash 220-yd. dash ARTHUR LeBLANC Mile X I. Q Q '4 W -1-- ', ?Q W ,,,,,,,fg., , Li Q Q if I il ' 'W 'Y1-I xaumnain-w First Ruin: lt. lteurorli, S. lmgfett. B. Hales, G. Brown, .l. lxlllxlliltlilll, .l. ljerguson. tr. Smith. Sworn' Row: lt. llc-nrt:-rson, A. Lewis. B. Young, tt. Smith, lt. Smith. R. O. Xvooclall. fx. D. Allen. hir. tfml, Third Row: .l. l.:-wie, li. lxiftlillltl, A. lmtflnm, Bala-r, rli. Dirlison. tt. l annin. R. Vfilson, B. D. lxlomly, Fir. Srnrlmrullgfll. LETTERMENS CLUB The l.ettermen's Clulx of Poly is an organization ol' all the ioothall. haslcethall. and hasehall lettermen. Clrganized hy Coavh t.uther Scarhorough in 1933. the fluh purposes are to raise funds lor the future training camp expenses and to give recognition to the most capahle athletes in each ol these fields ol sport. Football Medals No loothall team is complete without its serond string. These hoys are Capahle and worla just as hard as the lirst string hut for numerous reasons are unahle to gain a lvirst plate position. Although they did not play enough to win sweaters, they were given deserved recognition in the form ol medals presented hy Coach SCill'lJ0t'0llLfll. These hoys were Bayne Anderson. Rohert Brovlvnan. Orville l.yles. Charles Green. .laclcie lNlcClure. Bohhy Nahors. Thomas Newton. Raymond Stanley. .l. U. Strahan, Dean Chollar. Joe Dawson. Boh Franlcenlield. Frank llullman, James Jones. Bill Smith, Paul Swindle. .l. C. Phillips. and Bert Vvatlains. Um: Huvldwd Fnur sate on tirsti The returning iettermen Out? Vvatvh lhat curve! First Row: J. VV. Vvhitaiic-r, B. Donnicison. .i. Kidd, i'4. Bounds, .i. Niaxweii, J. iiosh-r, R. Stanley. Svvonri Row: i.. S1 ilflillfhllffil, C, i.. Hr-str-r, G. Donnirisun, O. ix!1f'cTiI1I'I', ,i. iVi4'Ciurc-, B. ixilfciillfv, ii. Singh-tary. .l. Rump. Tilirci Row: L. Bithr. D. B. Srroggins, .i. Carpenter, B. Bvrgvrson. .i. iviriviahnn, B. Baivs. B. i,K'IilUfik, fi. Brown. .i. Phillips. BASEBALL Coach Scarborough turned out an excellent hasehaii team in the past season. The six returning iettermen were Captain Donairison, Nicciure, Bothe, Bounds. and Singietary. These hoys, along with their other fine players, won eight games and were defeated in oniy two. The iettermen for this year are Peacock, McClure. G. Donaldson, Bothe, Bounds, Singietary, Hester. Brown, PJ. Donaldson, Vvhitaicer and Cooper. ' 'first Row: O, D. XV:-avcr. V. llurlgins, R. lnwc, C. Cason, lvlr. Aflair. Svciuul Row: .l. lfrazii-r, ll. Smith. A. Knight lf. lxlalonc. i Bouts' com: CLUB Un each blwhurstlay that the weather is permissahle the Boys' Coll Cluh has its meeting. All hoys who can qualify under the Texas interscholastic League Rules are eligihlc lor memhership. Being a memher ol this cluh enables the hoys to enjoy ilu- comratleship ol lriencls and at the same time to learn a hohhy to use cluring leisure time. , This ye-ar's activities inclucle competition against all the high schools ol the city in match play lor the city championship. The cluh plans to enter a foursome in tht- Texas High School Coll lvleet at Dallas. Unrler the sponsorship ol lwr. Aclair the spring and lall ollicers were: Presiclent ..,........ ...... A lhert Knight Vice Presiclvnt ,...... .,,..... S pucl Cason Secretary ...,........ ..... F real Hutlgins ILM' l-l..w,1.,.-J C First Raw: iVl'ss Terry. Nl. Rcnwlancl. J. Leclingham, D. Rowland. Svconrl Ruin: A, i'ur1. P. Lezunan, V. Hill, E. L. Hang. GIRLS' GOLF CLUB The Girls' Golf Club, which is sponsored hy Miss Nina Terry, meets every Tuesday afternoon at Nieadowhroolc Country Club. All girls who are interested in the outdoor sport of golf are eligible for membership. Much interest was aroused in a city tournament in which the cluh participated in the spring. l President ......,...... ...... M argaret Rowland Vice President ........ .......,..,......... A nn Hart Secretary .....,....... ........ D orothy Rowland in is M First Row: C. N. Guinn, B. Messersrliitll. .l. Reeder. C. Mount, H. Gregory, B. Vvright. S1'l'0llfl Row: i.. Spencer. B. L. Green, M. F. Roherts, Green. Griffith. Tillotson. Tlmxton D. Royal, lVir. Brown. Third Row: i.. lvl. Ferguson, R. Perry, Sullivan, ifchols, K. Viioihert. Vviiltinson. fi. Hamill. Fourth Row: R. Young, .i. Reid, .l. .lones, B. Smith, H. Evans, G. Cross. TENNIS Tennis, which was organized at Poly in 1929, today has developed into a major sport in the athletic department. The coach and sponsor of this ciuh for the past several years has heen Wir. Clyde Brown, who has coached many of the winning tennis players ol the city. in the future a great part of the training will come through the capahle direction ol Miss Ciara May Matthews. The cluh meets every Thursday afternoon. its purposes are to arouse interest in tennis and to train students to he hetter tennis players. The representatives are selected hy elimination for the city high school tourna- ment. Representing poly this year in singles was Virginia Thaxton. The girls' douhles were played hy Dorothy Royal and Mary Frances Roherts. The hoys' singles were played hy Charlie Mount. Boh Messersmith and Joe Jones won the city championship in douhles lor the hoys. President ............ ...... B oh Wiessersmith Vice president ....... ...... V irginia Echols Secretary ,,,,,...,.,, ............ B etty Lou Green Court Nlanager ,,.,.....,................... .Mary Frances Roherts Reporters .,,,,,.,.....,,,.... Virginia Thaxton, Dorothy Royal First Row: H. Anflerson, L. Grantham, L. Herring, D. Kiclii, Nl. Lester, M. Latham, A. Chenault. Svcomi Row: B. Hr-nclerson, txt. Sc-ystcr, S. Sill:-hottoni. E. Barr, O. Stevenson, D. Cope-lancl, R. tio:-ltin. Thirri Row: Young. B. Hanrocli, lvl. Newborn, E. D. Smith, O. Elcler, L. CEUFIIIENH, lvliss Owens. ARCHERY Any girl or boy who is interesteci in archery is eligible for membership in the Archery Club, which meets every Tuesday afternoon with Miss Cecil Owens. 1 The clubs purposes are to teach accuracy in shooting and gooci sportsmanship. inter-school tournaments are planned for the spring. The city tournaments were playecl May 7 and 8. President ...........,... ....... C aroline Vvheeler Vice President ........ ...... P eggy Hightower Secretary-Treasurer ...... ........ Wi arjorie Seyster Reporter ................... ....... K atherine Young A , -m l'f- fjirsl Row: imslc-r. .i. Nohies, R. Vviiicinson, Vinson, .l. Cinry, Russeii, Svoll. Miss Rose Svvuiul Row: ixiiss iizuililrnp, D. Xvurci, ii. iximiciox, R, finiiowny, C. Sfillllilh. B. Burlon, Cnrlvr. BADMINTGN The iinciminlon Ciuh meets every Thursday afternoon from 3:30 to 4:50. The riuh is corlcilirleci in ax series of matches, lhe winner playing the winner of lhe nexl highest in the hrncicel oi their choice. The hraeicets are: Girls' singles, Boys' singies. Girls' ciouhies. Boys' ciouhies, ivliX9f'i douhies. Siciii anci enjoyment are lhe purposes oi lhis orgnninlion. The officers are: Presirlenl .....,..,. .,...... E ugenia Stoll Vive presifivnl ....., ,,.... S yhii Russeii Soerefary .7,...... ..,.., A rcienia Aiken Dm- Humd-red Ti-11 First Row: B. lvio, J. Hughes, M. Spaulding, A. Aiken. M. Flake. H. Cox, E. Chambers. Second Row: L. Spenser. J. Wenzel. L. Taylor, P. Johnston. M. Foster, D. Hailey, E. Armstrong. Third Row: M. Powor. C. MrCrnnor, L. Vvigginton. C. Bohn, L. Hailo. B. Vvard, G. Sohnoidor, M. Hnll. Fourth Roni: Miss Matillcws. E. lVlcCurtain. TEAM SPORTS CLUB The Team Sports Cluh. which was organized in 1933, has as its purpose the Cultivation oi interest in active sports and the training of girls for active seasonal sports rather than for specialized group games. Every girl in Polytechnic High who is interested in sports is eligilole for membership in this cluh. The primary endeavor of the memloers is to learn more fundamental slcills, more simple tactics. and more rules of the games played than are given in the regular physical edu- cation classes. A two game series in volleyloall, haslcethall. and softhall is played with each high school in Fort Vvorth. Members play other cluhs to develop a more desira- hle social spirit as well as a spirit of competition. Fall Spring Irene Pope ......... .......... P resident .......,.. ....... A rdenia Aileen Ardenia Ailcen ....... ........ V ice President ........ ....... Nl ary Spaulding Juanita Hughes ......... ....... S ecretary ....... ......... J uanita Hughes Grace Schneider ....... ........ R eporter ....... ........,. M ary Flake . I A Ns, ww fi 3 JR Bnclnminlon XXV. I,l'lHlK'rY C llill 0i'Il I.0VYl' Rolwrl Slum' ugh 5lc'fusl1 x7UHK'ylJilH Bvllic' Louisv Hvrring I,0lliS1' clrillllllillll A - Wluriuriv Sc-yslvr Holm H4-nclf-rson Znlcu C In-mulll Slmllmclmoanrm Um' Hu:uf1mf Tmrlm' ' ' vf' ,...,.,, K' ,SXYXE3 rx, pxfg xixljkili SD fs 3. SQQSQB x X? X I JN X XG I lilllmlll -II pg :tl i4 .X lv 1 'I' gums ' yu H- IIIII MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Im ,,nI,,I In mv- In I IIilfLI4fI . I ' M I Iw-'1 ,.1.I. If III:!.IZ:IQIlI':I ' 41 rIfIe:fI-I I I I IIIM' I i 1IH:If,f!'i! Q I , X I Ill .I-I KI... 1 ,ILM WI II I I I I I , I I III Q I I, ' nil V, I I I I I I I I II In 'Tk P 9' G M Q-. L CLUBS First Row: K. cilllllftill, ll. l.c-nmnn. D. foul:-y, S. Hooper, Nl, Harwell, Miss lvlnrlel. if 5 M Svmnil Raw: lxlrs. lfritz. VV. Vvilsnn, l., Young. l.. fioorlen. lvl. V. Smit. l-. llotl, lvl. fl. Slllllll. Tliird Row: Nl, XN'rmci, S. l,4-gr-H, .l. llnrgis, fl. lxlnrliwixrcl, lt, tlemlerson, R. ltraclslmw. G. Conner THE PARROT STAFF ffriitor ...,....................... Business Manager ........,. Advertising Manager ........ Claim Editor ................... Art Adviser ..... Art Editor ....... ., Sports Editor ........ Snapsllot Editor ......... lvlary Catllryn Smitll ..........George Conner .......RotJert Bradsliaw ........l.illian Gooden B. Fritz ..........Seldon Leggett ........l5ol3 Henderson ......lVlary Sue Hooper R. O. T. Cl. Editor ........................ ...... W eldon Wilson Ianuury Senior Representative ....... ................ J udy Bibb Sophomore Representative ........ ............ ........ E ugene Moseley Staff Photographer ...,............ .................................... G eorge Conner Typists ..,,..................... ...... l -uville Hott. Katilerine Cldilcoat Sponsor ............... ....................................................................... lvl iss lvlaurine lvlartel Art Assistants .............. Patsy Leaman, l.ena .lo Vinson, Nlelvin Wood. Jack Hargis fftlzer Assistants .........,.............................. l.0is Young. Mae Harwell. lvlary V. Scott, Doris Ann Cooley, Charles Nlarlcward l. lwlemlmersllipz appointment ll. Purpose: give Polytecllnic High Scllool students tops in annuals. Ill. Social activities: A. Cllristm B. Picnic as dinner Une Hundred Fourteen quuu. H ScRo L THE PARRAKEET Fall Spring Nlary K. Dodson, Nelsie Love... ....,..... Editors ,,........ ...... ...... ....,.. H a r old Smith Lyneil Benton, Virginia Hale ifxssistants f Velma Rae Bateman, Laveiie Beene. Marie Jerome, Rachel Barber 5' David Naugle, Annaciell Morris James Dunton. Dorothy Young ,........... Sports ............. R. O. Vvooclall, Edward Baker Byron Biuman ...................... ............... E xchange ..................................... Katherine Prim Teddy Young, Frances Athens ......... Ac1vertising...Grace Schneider, Leland Spencer I. Membership: member of journalism class ll. Purpose: publish a school paper First R fliiv 1 J. BfIfQuerry, M. A. Cox, M. Bakr-r, V. Bateman, A. Morris, B. Norman Second Row: B. Sparks, D. Davis. M. L. Martin, W. Simpson, M. Kilo, Mrs. Graves. Third Row: D. Nauglf-, C. Hodge, L. Cumluin. P. Wycnzel, C. Schmidi. Fourth Raw: XV, B. Clmmbf-rs. J. Ferguson, H. Smith, R. O. Woodall, G. Donaldson, nn, un., 1-.J x:ir..... If 1 - . f'irst R f1f4w . lx. C liil 1-fy:n l. M. lvlnrh-l. N. .l. lm 'f-, l.. Ansley. Nl. Ellis. J. I-luglws. S f-f-f mil R fllfv 1 N. XV:-st, .l. lfnm 1-r, D, Clmllm, .l. ll 1-l14 lrix. B. .lolunsun. C. 'l'nyl0r. Tliml R ffff if XV, XN'ils lrun, I . lix Yalxl s. R. limflslmw, ll. Smith. R. Gr.-gory. .l. Dunlmi, P. NN.-im-l. If 1111 rlli Rf fufvf A. Knigln. Cf Srl llfl ull, li. VV4-st. Bull lfnnnin, Bill l'4zmnin. M. K' rfmss . B, XN'almn. PENTA CLUB lfull Spring litlfjar VVesl ............... .......... P resident ......... ................. li clgar VVesl Knlllerine Cliilfoul ...... ......., V ice President .....,. ..,..,., K atlmerine Cliilf-Om ljlmil Vvenzel ..,...,.... ....... S ecretary ...... ............. P lmil Wenzel l. lime ol mvelingz seroncl ancl lourlll Vveclnesclay nigllls ll. Nlemlmerslmip: A. Regular: lllree freclils in matlm. willi un HAH or Ulf in lusl lllilill. B. Assofialez lwo ancl one-llall rreclils in malll. willl an or HBH in lusl mnlll. lll. Purpose: lllo slucly uslronomy uncl encourage vonlinuulion ol slucly ol' mulli- cmulifs in lligll sclloul. IV. Arlivilies: A. l.vflures uncl lelesfope observations on clear Pllllurscluy niglxls in lull and spring wllen the weatller is warm and during June ancl July. B. Program given clulm lay Parabola Clula ol T. C. U. C. T. C. U. entertained all Penta Clubs in city. D. lJicniC. I ,Uv I-L....,J.,,,l I . X C C A NATIONAL HCNOR SQCIETY Fall Spring Grace Schneider ,,,,,,, . ......, President ....., ...... G race Sclwneicler Velma R, Bateman .,,,,, ........ V ice President ....... ....,.. V elma R. Bateman Lucille Hott ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ......A S ecretary ...... .............. L ucille Hott l. Time ol meeting: seconcl and fourtll Thursdays. , ll. lvlemloerstlipz electecl by teachers. lll. Purpose: A. Social entertainment. B. lntellectual development. lv. Activities: A. Auditorium pro grams. B. Bicycle-picnic. First Row: lvl. lflliott. Cliilroat, J. Huglu-S, G. Scllrwitlr-r, I3Rh'lllilI1, L. Hott, Hooper, .l. Bilrlr l,. Grace-y, Davis. Svconrl Row: A. l.cBlam', S. Queen, S. Maxcy, VV. Sllivers, E. Gillis, F. Howarrl, .l. Rccclcr, M. l.. Wlartin, N. Vvcst. Tlziril Row: S. Sirlolrottoni. Nl. C. Smitll, E. Cuslunan, C. Hamilton, F. Bailey, L. Ansley, N. .l. Love lx'l. A. Allison, lvliss Newman. Fourtli Row: F. Ralston. R, Riclinrcl, V. Vviggington, R. S. Smith, M. Kilo, lvl. lVlcl..zunorr-, B. Hcmlr-rson DUIIQOH, CjUIllli'l . ljiftli Row: B. Zi-ilwig, VV. Vvilson, J. Hargis, VV. B. cil1illIll'3CI'S, J. Hr.-nclrix. lfi-rrvll, B. Donulfison Nl. Smitll, l.. Cumlmic. nwn 1 rf- . .-Q.. . f I7 . X 1 'KN S I -X..- ,ft first Row: N. t'4I'2lllf'1'S. tr. tfnitvy, ttunpvr, N. .l. tmvc, IA. tfvnton. l Sl'I'Ull!t IXKIIIVI I'.. SIHVYSIID, IJUCISUII. tx1ti'tHll't, IA. NI'WSl!lIl, citlilIllt7K'l'S, IA. KLUHKICII. NLS. thltlllwlly, IA. N1ill'tlll, V. tliltl', IA. t5l't'll4'. NU SIC-NIA Fall Spring Nvtszv .tunv t.ov0 .....,., ,......... t ,resident ........ .,..... N etsie .lane t.ov0 Frank Mngers ........ ........ V ice President ...... .......... F rank Ntagers Dorottly tvtirtme-t ..... ...... S vcrvtary ..... ....... t Dorothy txftictmet I. Tinw ot meeting: first and ttlirct Ntonctays. tt. tvterntmf-rstllpz etectect ttmrougtl manusrript submission by members. Ht. Purpose: 0m'0urng1c frcutive writing anct otter opportunity tor ctevctopmcnl in ltmt I'tf'tKt. tv. Activities: A. Auctitorium program. B. QNtlTtStmHS ctanre. C. tjutmtication of Agora. Ouu Hundred Ezghreen AW PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM Fall Spring Hgxroici Carter .,v,Y,,, ,,,,Y,.V., P resident .......,,. ......, N ada Greene Nada Greene ,.,,,,, ...,.,.. V ice President ........ ........ H aroid Carter Ida Sue Maxey ...,.., ....... S Ocreiary ....... ...... I da Sue Maxey i. Time oi meeting: micidie Thursday. ii. Memhership: A standing in Spanish and history and elected hy ciass. iii. Purpose: learn more ahout our southern neighbors. IV. Activities: A. Auditorium program. B. Mexican dinner at Mexican City Cate. i'irst Row: hi. E. Huh:-rt, N. VVQ-st, Ciliiroat, T. N. Br-liter, i . L. Prirc-, V. D. Giant, L. Vviiiis. Second Row: Sittun. F. Lawing, C. N .Guirln, N. Schehie, P. Hocigv, i. Niaxey. R. Perry. ixiiss Tilriton. Third Row: VV. shivers. i.. Harwvii, L. Fox, D. Hall, Ni, L. Niartin, H. firegory, G. iVic'Aiiist0r, B. L. ilxllllliillln. Fourth Row: Ruquelnorv, Ni, pic'imrCi, ivietruii, B. Qirmeiwin, ri. Nioore. ixiiiier, iviitriwii, D. L:l'i'EltilUl,l5l'. Ni. Eiiis.. Fifth Row: i,c-Biarir, P. R. Gran, Prinrv, hi. Kite, L. Ni. Vvucie, R. Caiiaway, Xviiiougilixy, B. Xvaticins, B. Smith, H, Carter. w A I' i l 1 ...::.. '.2. first Row: fi. Taylor. R, S. Smith. A. Sh-pin-nson, A. i.:-Blanc, B. J. Morton. Ni. picimrmi, B. Cinnnhiey, tX. tiiuiimut, K. VV. Duniu-ihf-rg. t'f'0lU' 'QUIIVI c:l'i'l'lN', V. ii. lgiltvlllilll, N. IJYVP, ix1. 'z0qUt Ill0l'f', xA,t'lltVVOftil, txt. .l, ix1tiiikf'H, Ni. Hiiis, D. firm-atimusv. fllirrt Row: Vvrigjilt, .i. Duntun. Sinwson, i.. L'Lllllilil', A. Voight, H. Smith, .i. i c-rgllson, A. Knight. BIO-CHEM-PHY Fall Spring Arthur LeBlanc ..,,,.. ......... P resident ...... .......... A rthur LeBlanc Katherine Chiicoal ,.,,,,, ,,,.,,, V ice President .,...., ......, K atherine Chiicoat Cecil Taylor ............. ...... S ecretary ....... ............. C ecii Taylor i. Time ot meeting: tirst anci third Tuesciays of each month. ii. iviemhership HAH average in Chemistry or Physics. iii. Purpose: promote scientific interest among its members. IV. Activities: A. The making oi a tiim on two of Fort Vvorthis main inciustries. B. Assemioiy program, An Historical Presentation of Eiectricai Dis- coveriesn. One Piundvcd Twenty af- 1 it ks it a g I X Q 4 Cv ff' i -, ,I :Q ORCHESTRA Fall Spring Glenn Dow .,.....,.,.... .,..,. C foncert Master ......... .......... R Olanlil Hall lvlary Alice Cox .......,. ......... L ilmrarian ........ . ....... Mary AliCC COX Lynette Gooclwin ....... ......... S ecretary ........ ....,... P Olly Ruth Gean l. Activities: A. Community Night Program. B. Norttx Side High Sctlool Assemloly program. C. T.C.U. Alumni Luncheon D. Poly Methodist Epwortlu League. E. Senior Play. F. Boy Scout Annual Banquet. G. Musical Comedy. H. Baccalaureate. l. Graduation. J. Senior Banquet. K. Assemlolies. L. Garclen Party. First Row: l,. Young. l. xxlilliillllS. Nl. l.. Hall, Nl. l.. Hr-arnn, lvl. L. lvlartin, Siiamtmurgcr. l. lvlaxey A. .l. Sullivan, B. lwlillcr. Second Row: P. Clean. L. Qiouclwin, J. Collup, F. Pope, lvl. Stewart. G. Dow. lvl. Cox. lvl. Lester l. Cannon, .l. Cox. P. Vvriglmt. Tliirrl Row: VV. Turin-rvillr-, .l. Sift-toll. R. Gn-rr. tl. lrclancl, D. Hutlnlan, C. Turner, R. Hall, .I Stlill1ll JUl'gI'l'. l:Ollf'lll Rilllif Vlwll0lllpS0I'l, Bc-ll. lu. Eil0Hll0fQ0f, lx'1ilClCIOX, NlClw1atlHI'l, HHWkillS, I Router, lxl. Grutytn, Nl. Jones, B .Slcinm-r. Ik., I-l.w.,!-n,I 'l'...p..om.i....,, First Row: S. Hooper, lvl. l.. Storey, G. lslwll, l.. Ansley, l , llowurfl. ll. l.i-i-, N. lxloulvs. lxl. Lnuril- zvn, .l. llnrns, A. fmston. E. fullis. SPITIIIJ IQUUYZ cfilffllll. I.. Allllllillill, lxllllfplly, lx1ili1'I', i3OyIl, lqfl llllll, lXl'4'lllll. li R. Ki-1-lon, ll. xvugner, lvlrs. Vvrig rllllifll Row: l. Silillilljf, lvl. llnrms. R. .l. llrure, VV. Vvillinms, V. Xxliginglon, lxlvrz. lf. illruxlm-r. IJ. l,l'f lll'S, lt, lliQill0VY1'f, I.. tlI'ilVi'l'0Nl, isilllgll. ':lNlfl'l. ROI!!! CJ. 'ilil0lllpSOIl, iwlllillfll, lvl. NNil'lliVV0l'lil, i:. il0Ql'rS, cl. Qwliililllilll. l':l'llOlS, DUlllllilll, fu Rm-fl. .llllll'S, I..-lil..-nrt ijiflin Row: ll. lxliclrllc-lon, ll. firisnmn, VV. Slllllll, lvl. Bull, lvl. lxlilfiiilllllll, K. lluugjlu, l'. Sims, lxl. lvlvlrnlll, D. Sf'llIll'i1lI'I', fi. S1'il0UII'l' Fall Nlary Sue Hooper .,...., Evelyn Gillis ......,........ lvlargaret l-auritzen ........ l. Arliv A. B. C. D. E. F. U. H. l. .l. K. I.. Nl. N. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ..,.....Pr0sicl0nl.......... .......ViCe Presiclenl........ ........SeCreiary....... ities: Poly Elementary P. T. A. Rotary Clulm. Poly P. T. A. Clxrislmas Program at Sflmol. flrafluation. lSEil'l'ill2lllf92ilP. lweaclowlxroolc .lunior Higlm. Recl Cross Program. 'l'.C.U. Alumni l.UlN'ilf'0ll. l.ions' Cluln. Epwortlw League. Senior Banquet. Campus Personalities. lvlusival. Comecly. Dv., Hmm!-f-,J 'T'...,...f., Spring ......lX'lary Sue Hooper ..............Evelyn Gillis lwlargarel Laurilzen X' 0 - c , .s . A ,I li K ' C H ve ll' v K lflnl 0 BOYS' GLEE CLUB Fa Spring Edward Glover ........... President.. Edward Glover J B Cheelc ...... Vice President J B Cheelc Joe Carpenter ........ Secretary. Julius Jenson l Activities: Meadowbrook Junior High Program William James Assembly North Side High School Assemhly Rotary Club. Graduation. Senior Banquet. Campus Personalities State Music Teachers Garden Party. Musical Comedy. First Row Vlrs. Vvright. J. Glover, E. Cvlover H Dow J B Cheek L B Davis D Jones Demand Rou VV. Vvarriner E. lVlcClurc. F Evans T Carmichael H Wat ms S Greer G Spurln 'Hurd Row E Boiler, J. Carpenter, R. Moeller J Harper C Beck E Reeves T Corley T Nall Fourth Rau C. Evans, B. Hatton, J. Jenson A Volght J Fancher J VV Mya!! .1 Cool: B Vvat First Row: S. Hooper, M. Harwood. M. Pressiey, M. Lee, M. Loc. I. Vviiheim. Second Row: J. D. Owens, VV. Taylor, M. Martin. D. Niitrhcii. P. Goan. B, Goodwin. Niiss E. Niartei. Third Row: Ni. Paschal, P. Hightnwc-r, D. Niirhaei, F. Howard, M. Eiiis, A. Suiiivnn, L. Gooden. LES PERRUQUETS E L lfgi ll -Ji'.+j' . 3 Q ' -Hin ' Fail Spring Waiter Taylor ........ ......... P resident ......... ......... VV alter Taylor Dorothy Nlichaei ...... ........ V ice President ...,... ........ D orothy Michael Biiiye Cioociwin ......... ...... S ecretary ......... ....... B iiiye Goodwin i. Time oi meeting: Second and fourth Monday nights ii. Memhership: Any French Student. iii. Purpose: increase interest in French and offer entertainment. IV. Pxctivitiesz A. Christmas Party. B. Picnic. 1 u .... 1-.J 'r......... 1 -J SGDALITAS LATINA Fall Spring Nelsie Jayne Love ........ ....... P resident ....... ....,....,. N elsie Jayne Love Billylu Henderson .....,.. ,,...... V ice President ........ .... .... D o rtluadele Greatilouse Mary Virginia Scott ....... ....... S ecretary ....... ..................... J oe Johnson I. Time of meeting: Second Tuesdays. H. Membership: UAH or HBH average in Latin. ill. Purpose: To stucly llome, social, ancl civic life of Roman people. IV. Activities: A. initiation of new club members. B. Christmas party in music room. C. Garden party in May. D. Prize project on tile rights and privileges of a Roman citizen as comparecl with those of an American citizen. First Row: J. Joimson, C, Taylor, G. Sclwolcr, Nl. V. Scott, VV. Hopson, M. J. Milliken, O. D. Weaver, C. Nlarliwarri. Second Row: E. Vinson, D. Gr:-atlaousc, D. Scott. L, Covey, l. Hunter. Thirci Row: S. Russell, B. J. Roberts. H. Royal, S. Hill, l. Maxey. Fourth Row: M. Maxey. B. L. Henderson, E. Chambers. x If I - . First Row: C. Cruixlree. ii. Amir-rson. SPFUIMI Row: E. Sllliiil, F. Si-nnupiey. A, Ciwnuuii, B. Vvisvr, J. iN14'Qu1'rry. Tilirfi Row: ivir. XA'iiiimns, R. S. Sllliiil. S. Tunm-r. .i. Cannon. CHESS CLUB Fall Spring R. S. Smitil ....... ....... P resident ......... ..,...... R . S. Smith June iVic'Querry ...,.. ...... V ice President ....... .....,.. J une iVicQuerry Eleanor Smitiw ...... .....,. S ecretary ...... ......., E ieanor Smitim i. Time of meeting: Every morning izeiore srimoi. ii. Purpose: Give opportunity to piay chess. iii. Activity: City CIIESS Tournament at Texas Hotei. Hn, Himfiwfi Tm,-yn UC Wir' Wv rv ng iii W , A ' ffm' -.U W Iii' ' lilfvliifll!! EL LORO CIRCULO Fall Spring Arthur LeBlanc ...,.... ....... P resident ..A....... ........ S ara JaCkS0rl Joyce Childress .,..,.... ,...., V ice President ........ .......... J Oyce Childress Katherine Hudglns .......,. ....... S ecretary ....... ...... K atherine Hudgins i. Time of meeting: Thursday nights. ii. Purpose: Further acquaintance with our southern neighbors. Hi. Activities: A. Chile supper. B. Dance. C. Join with Pan American Student Forum as one club. First Row: S. Jackson, J. Chilciress. K. Huotgins, A. LeBlanc. Second Row: R. Smith, Sumner, Miss Read. Third Row: L. Gooden, R. Calloway, H. Gitreath, A. Chenautt. First Row: E. Oster, E. Nlosc-ly, O. Caraway, A. lvlorris. D. Parvin, VV. lVlcClung. Second Row: Wir. Lacy, B. Sanlord. H. Evans. T. Paschal, C. Reynolds, N. Barrow. J. Xvilson. 'rllifd Row: Nxflfllld. BUFnl'S, DK'VllP. CZVUUCIIIIHTI, Bllllllilfl. HI-Y CLUB Fall Spring James Wood ............... ........ P resident ........,. ...... VV illiam lVlcClung VVilliam lVlcClung .....,.. .,,.... V ice President ........ .......... E llison Oster Arthur Nlorris ...,.......,.... . ..... ........ S ecretary ....... ......... B oyd Sanford l. Time ol meeting: Tuesday nights. ll. Memhership: Any hoy who accepts the cluh purpose. lll. Purpose: A. To create. maintain, and extend through the school and community high standards ol Christian character. IV. Activities: , A. Project-Help needagboy. B. Club dance. A C. Christmas baskets to needy families. D. Cider Boys, Conference at Wichita Falls. E. lvlemloership in National Hi-Y. F. Easter egg hunt for underprivileged children. G. All city Hi-Y social. GIRL RESERVE CLUB Fall Spring Clmrlotte Hamilton ,,7t.. ......,.,, I 'resident ..w7.,,EEt ...... C liarlotte Hamilton XVrmdi1 Hopson .....,,vE ..... N lice President ...... ......... N Wanda Hopson Virginia 'lllmaxton .....E,7.......... .i..,..,....... S ccretary .......,.......................... Virginia Timxton l. Time of meeting: VX7eclnesday afternoon. ll. lvlemlmersltipz Any poly girl. lll. Purpose: To develop loetter traits ol girllwoocl. IV. Activities: QTUFUUGFUDP T Q. Lf. Z: 4 E 5 ?' U: L rs , . m 1. . I! 2. Q.. 1 T' 2 Id' W it E' 5 'f H 7 :- T' 2 P - 5 'T 5 5. 2 T' Lunclweon at Den. Cllristmas visit to Qld Follcs' Home. Sang Christmas Carols arouncl tree at TP. Station. Pay dance. Formal dance. lvlotlier ancl Daugllter Banquet. VX7eelc-encl at Camp. SUCOIIJ RUIIVI i.. NYOJIIQ, lxli10l't'. .L lX'IlH1'I'. ctkll'ilVVily, Erilllllff, W. HflllSI7Il, lllllll Ill 5lUl'I'lS, B2ltC'lllilll. I Tilircl Row: l. llngnr, B. Rvcorcl, B. Goonwin, U. Hnwliins, .l. lylrfaslcill, K. Clliliont, D Ni as E. Vinson. fl. l.onlmnn, Nl. VVitln-rspnon. ,fourth Row: l.. Vvillis, Nl. V. Stoll, P. lloclgv, A. VVilmotll, L. Hott, N. L4-issner, N, Brinlilzv D l 1 1 wt-II. D. J. Clary. l., l-aurilz4-n Fifili Row: H. Royal, D, Srott, D. Royal, E. Bi-1-nv. B. lVlfKirlcr-n, N. Sanclvrs, B. lfrisnmn fussi l SUIIIHPF, I-IZIH, Klilfllfty. SfXill RUIIVJ clll1'llHhI'I'S. lj. SOHIIIHD, IIZIFVVPH. AATIIISIYOYIQ, I,ill'lSII, CLTOUI If nl. l-vBlnm', li. fl:-rrill, V. Slut-plu-rtl, D. lvlrflnslin, B, Rolvvrts. Svlwrltii Row: Nl. Nlll'llll'Ui, V. Newsom, D, Hvaron, lr. Lnwing. B. lxlorion, R. Nlurtin, .l, Bloor:-, K. Huflgins, Nl. Kiln, lt. VV0l'vst0r, .l. ldinclly, Nl, Xvinlc-rs. Horseback: D. Hiii. N. Ivioatos, D. Kr-iiy, J. Aiizuns, P. Hawkins, IVI. Vvooci. 51 ncting: Miss Fritz. RIDING CLUB Fail Spring Janet Adams ......... ......,.... P resident ........ ........ .I anet Adams Dorothy Keiiy .......... .......... V ice President ....... ...,...... D orotily Keiiy Dorothy Hiii ,........ ....... S ecretary ......... ,......,. D orotimy I'IiII I. Time of meeting: Friday evening. II. Membership: Eiected by Charter members. III. Purpose: Provide Ileaitiltui exercise and increase interest in horses. IV. Activities: A. Weekiy rides at Beasiey's Statutes. B. Attended Fat Stock Show. C. Made by-Iaws and constitution. D. Sunrise breakfast and eariy morning ricie tilrougil park. O Hdd'Th 'L f ,cf 1 ' - x My UI? JTC? ADS AND i-I UMOR The poly Parrot Says: The advertising section oi this yearhooli con- tains the advertisements oi rcIiaImIe concerns whose 'products are ol merit. Please patronize these nd' vertisers and make mention oi this yenrlioolc. More Power at Your Finger Tip than in all the world? horses! . I4 xp 0 Flip a switch and the light comes on. Plug in an electric appliance and elec- , tricity does a host of things for you. But behind this ever-available electric I PI . . . . . bf if service there is an organization of skilled men, operating modern generating ma- chinery and other electric equipment to provide you with this service. Good electric service doesn't just happen. Trained man- power and high-grade equipment working 24 hours a day, make your lights burn when you snap a switch. M TEXAS Ettcrmc Stnvlct CUMPANY WORTH CLOTHIERS A Home Owned Institution INVITE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT 308 Houston Fort Worth, Texas Sara: Wha1 do you :lo when you see an un usually heauliful girl? Martha.' I look for a while and lhen I get fired and lay lhe mirror down. Phone 2-2066 209 W. I I+h S+. SCHMIDT PLUMBING CO. PLUMBING CONTRACTORS Geo. V. Schmidt Fort Worth lx! Privale: You don? ufanta be disparagin' Col. Hughes. Thar guy can marry any gal he I I7 p eases. 2nd Privafe: SoP Hou' Come he ain't married any girl before lhis lime? Isl Private: Well, he ain'l pleased any yet? CITY TRACK MEET WINNERS Virginia I'IaIe-First place in city Fire Pre- vention contest. Lillian Tuggle and Mary York - Second place in city spelling contest. Annadell Morris-First place in city Ready Writers. Margaret McMurry--Second place in Peace Poster. Ruth Taylor-Won music scholarship to Mary Hardin-Simmons College in music con- test. National Scholastic Contest ART Melvin Wood-dplaced in Pictorial Arts and Prints. Jack Hargis-Placed in Costume Design. Doris Stroud-Placed in Costume Design. COLONIAL DAMES Melvin Wood-Won blue rihhon in Cos- tume Design. Frank Magers-Fourth pIace in garden. Wanda Hopson I-I First place in English notebook. Jean Cox-First place in plays. Miss Witherspoon's English VI class--First place in English notebook. Home Making VIII class-'Third place in Colonial Furniture notebook. 'Room 21-Fourth place in newspaper con test. DECLAMATION Tom Stewart-'First for Junior Iaoys. Laurine Bruce-Second for Junior girls. Warren Clark-Third for Senior Iooys. Mary Helen Henderson-Second for Senior TYPING I..onneII Walker and Mary Cathryn Smith-1 First place. girls. Bettie Marie Sparks and Marjorie Hitt- Second place. Eddie Lou I'Iaug-Third place. Bohhie Chumhley and Mary Groce-Fourth place. NU SIGMA Redbud Poem: S'ue Queen-First place. Wanda Simpson-Second place. Mary Helen Henderson and Cari Arm- strong-Third place. Short Story: Eddie Lou Williams-First place. Peggy Sims-Second and third places. Utopia Essay: Fioyce Bailey-First place. Weldon Wilson-Second place. Elaine Cushman-Third place. DISTRICT TRACK MEET Carl Lohrke-Second. Boyd Sandford-Fourth. Robert Siawson'-First. Carl Lohrke-Second C. D. Allen'-Second. Robert Slawson-Second. C. D. AIIen--Third. Gordon Brown-Fourth. Arthur LeBlanc-First Bill Turner-Fourth. C. D. Allen-Second. Cari Lohrkef-First. Boyd Sandford--Second. Bob Henderson-First C. D. Alien-Second. Kenneth Andrews-Third J. F. Frazier'-First. Fourth. 120 High Hurdles Low Hurdles 100-yard Dash 220-yard Dash 880-yard Run Mile Broad Jump High Jump Javelin Throw Pole Vault Relay Boyd Sandford--Fourth. C. D. AIIen--First. C. D. Allen-Third. Arthur LeBlanc-Fourth C. D. Allen-Fourth. Carl Lohrke-First. Bch Henderson-Second J. F. Frazier'-Third. Fourth. Doris Ann in a plaricl moocl .lane llas il in llie lmag Tlial jillvrlmug Kallwrine Cllilroai ffur lavorilf' lravli roacll Prol.-llw sloogffs clcliglxt Clmrles, tlme soda-pop man lxliss Terry aml ller lavorilc flaily paslimc' llollaml l'. Graves lVlr. Taylor, llmf popular vusloclian FIRST uf LIFIYS ffepplbyinnes Graduation day with its parties and dinners, programs and diplomas-all honor your accomplishment. You've made good at going to school. Now, as you go forth to some new task with the knowledge. friendships and experience gained in your school days to help. the member banks of The Fort Worth Clearing House Association ioin in congratulating you on this success . . . hoping for you even greater accomplishments in the future. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK o CONTINENTAL NATIUNAL BANK THE FIIBT WUBTH NATIUNAL BANKo UNIIIN BANK 81, TBUST BU. MEMBER BANKS OI-' THE FORT WORTH CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION , , , :53?7f'4'7xf W if' A , c fc? 14,4 -'51 ,F ' -5 -1' ' .: is ' A W. ' Q if I UTOGRAPHS 1 V, 5-V. :J X V, 3 L' , -, - F ' .gm-,-w.5V , y , . - K ' ' hf',,L,yxA,5Q,.QiVv.5:vxfL, , A . 47 :Via 'cfm' Ai f'.jgqifQ , I .UV - ,f QK . 5,-21 4.2 . .ci V 5 . x X, . - I X - .aw '.-, K ,A , wx 4., .- !, fi 5- jywgw ' A . ',. , ,- S- 'f'f'.a G i 43.5 W .- ff . ' 'Q -:V N A iv: Q xl i aim , ,' , 1 ' is ., - rw ' Wm 5 AV .f ff- K5 , Q 5 mx? 4 'H 5 - ww -v,,..5 L! 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Miss Stallings Cf0nIlCfC One' How many wars were wagccl against : Enumcratc ilu-in. two, tlircc. Tour. live. six. LESTER E. MILLER I play in ilu' war? F L O R I S T I Rurlcc-r: It playc-rl ll1c Star Spangled Banner. Plnone 5-3230 720 Conner Ave. i Your Friendly Magnolia Dealer l i I J. B. cl-IILCQAT ihe GRADUATING SENTORS l I 5-4422-Phones-s-4u 2 i I U 29l9 E. ROSEDALE FORT WORTH, TEXAS l Dress Well and Succeed . . . Select Your Cloflaing and Furnishing a+ l V Nliss lvl. lwlartf-l: Vtlliat is a polygon? I ' Hflrwlfllf A lllilfl VVTIQ lias 'Hoff' tlian 0,10 VYTTF. 5 dll! . ' I DA TTN'T'ONSi BRANDON'S DRUG STORE Ali Balm-l'n-ing away wlir-n ilu- rrimo was rommith-fl. Nashville To gvrminalv-lo l'wc'oni0 a naluralizrrl Cornmn. 5 - 7 ' 4 9 I A Tl'-TllQ00'-'UIIC wlm lem-ps orflvr nt a lootlmall gains-. I A olzoe-an American tramp. We Delifflef ln, W , iwjvw, ,,.,T,l-A , ,AA, , H ,,,,,,-W, ,,,,,, HWY, ,,,Y, One Hundrc Cl Thin V'S5l On-t Hvmdrcd Thxrtyfz-vglvn All nlmarcll l.a1lf' arrival ljlnymnlesl Plug lor lpmm Almoul label Rvllvrlions ll musl Im colrl Slucly Hall nut Holrl illosf' lmls. girls XVlml's going on? Holcl il. .lurly Xvlmfs the allravlion? l1nl's nl PHS? Sporly lnfly Girl ovvrlmonrcl-'almost Drnnmlic' slull lxllillllll vxorrisvs You'r0 noi looling us 'l'ic'lclNl if l'Iefm- pass lllc lmiscuils pappyl s. s. DILLOW CROCERY 3202 E. Rosedale Phone 5-2 I OI lxgiss Ealirtxropz Vvliai are ralwies, and wllai would you or I em. Alwlvollz Tlicy are ,lewisli priesis. I sliould no notlming Edifor r lu-nl. l PUBLICATION PRINTING CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '40 from FORT WORTH'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE W. C. STRIPLING CO. 29I2 All Kind.: Cardboard E. Rosedale 5-25l0 P OLY POP DREAM It was just a little thing: An exotic loird with a lovely wing Tlmat set me up atop Ilie rainloow Ancl Iauglwt my lleart POLY STUDENTS AND PARENTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT AS H B U R N 'S New Air-Condiiioned Io sing. ICE CREAM STORE -Virginia Hartman 30 I 2 E. Rosedale PIK - FAIR FOOD MARKET Quality Foods for Less Money PHONE 5-5590 JOE COURY Owner KUYKENDALL LUMBER WE ARE HAPPY COMPANY TO SERVE You The answer to your building problem V h 5-ZI44 I7I4 aug n FORT WORTH'S SHCE SHOP 2669 Vickery Blvd. STQRE Dial 5.1 I97 C O X ' S R. E. cox DRY eoons co. 2,Qjg,f: 'j1j,'Q1Q 'M ' ' Fiffh, Housion and Main S+s. Por+rai+s Miniafures ORGAIN STUDIO 4-OOV2 Main S+ree+ Telephone 3-2022 Kodaks Copies P Ill! HOW' EITC llly 4'TiRIl1'PS DOY' Congralulations, Graduates W. I. LEVAN GROCERY 81 MARKET COLD DRINKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Students Always Welcome at B R A D L E Y ' S STEAK AND SANDWICH SI-IOP With Compliment.: Avenue I and Vaughn Blvd. SUNSHINE LAUNDRY GREAT MEN . . .AND WOMEN, LIKE GREAT INSTITUTIONS, MUST l-IAVE CHARACTER TO SUCCEED. I D nr: fyll, prvllv guorl Ivul I woulclnll nvlx Q N N I G S I adlng any FODTIDIIPCT STOTICQ ' THE FRIENDLY STORE I N S U R A N C E Aufomobile Casually Fire Windsform ROY T. DENMAN IOO7 Sinclair Bldg. MODERN DESIGN LOW COST HOMES AZTEC BUILDERS, INC. BUILDING CONTRACTORS IOO7 Sinclair Bldg. ROY T. DENMAN, Presidenl' REAL ESTATE SERVICE FOR YOU To Buy, Sell, or Exchange FORT WORTH REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE IOO7 Sinclair Bldg. ROY T. DENMAN, Owner J I F 2 3 Road Service 5-I l24 TEXACO PRODUCTS CHARLIE ISHAM SERVICE X STATION X A A Y A fe R. Meadowbrook and Dallas Pike X , ' W A .'Q5 ouR FAST SERVICE KEEPS us ausY Q f , - ll A xlr. lrunslillz Explain lllr' Slilll'lllf'Ill lllzrl alll- Sun nr-vw-r il' S 0 ' fl ISI ' I IIT' l n ilu B I l l.np . X fxlliliz-3 Slqlll' sun nr-vc-r sr-ls on lllr- Brilisll Emwirr- ln-f I .uusv llu- Brlhsll TQIIIPIH' IS II1 llu- f-asl nnrl lllv Sun svls llmr' we-sl. ilfwkib W6 AWA W Wwfkwna 9 .3 My lv 'fi .Q x QNX 6 -if C012 gmtulatiofzs X 'A ik 'I N G R A D U A T E S CONGRATULATIONS MAY CLASS CTU R. Cohildress Oil COO. PHONE 3-3842 FORT WORTH AGENT BARNSDALL OIL PRODUCTS B America's Fines+ Refinery l Since l86O Jnabtlaftd' amtya SAFE, SURE, SOUND, I ldlmi Winn an, dm, J WHY TAKE YOUR BUSINESS COURSE NOW? There are many good reasons why the high school graduate should take a business course immediately after receiving his diploma. Here are some of them: fl, If you are trained for business employment and then wish to go to college, you can use your education both to help you with your studies and to pay your expenses in case you need to be self-supporting. QZQ If you do not finish your four-year course in college, you have some- thing to fall back on for self-support. 135 If you finish your university course and cannot find employment in the profession for which you have qualified, you can take a business job. my If you follow the profession for which you prepare in college, a knowl- edge of business will help you to make it practical. You will notice that the best lawyers, the best doctors, the best engineers, etc., are all good business men and women. QS, lf you do not desire to go to college, you will be able to secure a posi- tion and begin your business career as soon as you complete your commercial course. A great many educators are saying: FIRST finish high school, NEXT take a business course in a business school, and THEN go to college or go to work. p QBRANTLEY- DRA .S 15 Om' Hundred Foftyfjour ill La,ja0z,L'lzanm.aL JBSTANTIAL SUCCESS WL Juniata Qjnwznpmam wma WHERE IS OPPORTUNITY? ln many places there is no opportunity - and for many people there is no opportunity. Opportunity travels on a high level - and opportunity, like a fast train, seldom stops where there is no chance to do business. It is certainly true that the greatest opportunities today are in the field of business - and also that opportunity means most to those who are prepared to render superior service in this field. If we are to take earnings as a basis for measuring success, business ranks head and shoulders above all other vocations. Making money is not the whole measure of success, but it is one of the very essential factors. You are looking ahead and thinking ahead. You now have your basic edu- cation, and you're anxious to know where your chance for achievement lies. If you will look about you, you will conclude that there are a thousand business men needed for every doctor, every clergyman, every lawyer, every engineer, and every architect in the community. In other words, there are a thousand calls for trained young people in business to one for those trained for any given profession. Business training will prepare you to make a living-that is the fry! step to- ward useful citizenship. It has been said that the kind of life one lives is deter- mined by thc way one make's one's living. If this be true-and it is-it is import- ant to be able to make enough money to live well! GHON COLLEGE Cul that ouli Left fool up on first heal fiuess who? iiihow room iaricing Crowcieci Conriilions Another equestrian Vvhai pretty iiowersi The Firsl Family of poly Did something sling you? Renciy for ai irol Tnice your pirii. hrunelie or hionci Alice in VX7oncierianCi Donvl hit usi Xvhul il uniform can cio?? You VV0llIClIl'i he posing, would you ? i.ooic nl lhose sh-mnhoats Unvensoreci Xvho cioes the arm heiong io? ui-hey ionic like moniceys fooi Dici il hurl? Cnughl in lhe url Youire over the serving line il wnsn'l lhal hig either Snowhnii season The Taylors I. Rn gfmiufffw - LET US ASSIST YOU WITH YOUR BUILDING PROBLEMS - WE I WILL 240I E. LANCASTER ARRANCIE A FINANCE PLAN ESTIMATE YOUR COMPLETE COST RECOMMEND A GOOD BUILDER SELECT A PLAN TO SUIT YOU COOLEY LUMBER CO. PHONE 5-2I56 I I I IXIIFS. ILIIISI CIIVC IIII' l'If'gI'K'!'F OI !0lllpill'ISOY'l UI IYEIII. Ilalz BMI, very Sirk, :Ir-zuI. THE ARMY STORE, INC. BOOTS and SPORTSWEAR FOR MEN and WOMEN R. O. T. C. EQUIPMENT I I I I Phone 2-7906 I2+I'1 and Hous+on Sfreefs L O T T I E 'S IVIISS I'IrmLI: NNIIIZII is SWMINIIS IIIII-II vxpnri? 3I I8 EAST ROSEDALE I'IiIcIa: IIirocI girIs. Home Cooked Foods CaI'ering KINGSKRAFT COVERS EXCEL IN QUALITY KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE LIGE GREEN FLORAL CO. 6I I 5+I1 Ave. - Phone 2-ZIOI FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Corsages Our Specialty Compliments of B. H. GLENN MATTRESS CO. glmyw' iw I soumwnsmm ENGRAVING COMPANY I Fort. VV-4213.-L1,TeX6S , Pwiw fur McKNIGI-'IT INTING CDOMPANY Fort Worth, Texas OHddI' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I I If you feel slighted, place your picture here SILENT WAITING Nonchalantly slumped in my soft cushioned chair, I clreamingly await the radiant glory OI a too long delayed autumn sunset. As the silvery sheet ot glowing sunshine Fades slowly into a deep shade of crimson and purple The gathering gloom is firmly grasping Everything Within the walls of my room. The silence is like that of an ancient Egyptian tomt: In far ott Sahara. There is an eerie txrealc in this profound silence As the mournful howl of a lonely dog Is distantly resouncled He. too. has probably felt th's melancholy mood. Following this momentary interruption All is quiet once more. My wholeheartecl attention is again turned To the fast fading horizon. There is no longer the tire ot crimson and purple, But only the smouldering ashes of pinlc and hlue. The almost loarren lilac loush Which grows undisturbed hesicle my winclow, Is picturesquely silhouetted in the deepening haze. Then the very last rays ot a dying clay. Are blown out hy an unsuspecting thrust Ot' a northern hreeze. Thus again. Another clay. -Charles Welclm Ona Hundred Forty-eight X X ,ewwffe 7 ff ff MARTI N'S INPOLY TOTEM STORES ICE AND FOOD I We are glad we are located in Polytechnic Jim Skdlwt DK STAFFORD CRAFTSMEN have produced gradualion announcemenls for your senior class lhai assure fhem of correclness, qualify, and beauiy. We wish every success fo you Seniors and hope when lhe occasion demands you will again remember STAFFORD ENGRAVING COMPANY Sixlh and Throclcmorlon For+ Worih Rosedale af Vaughn Phone lvlr. Vvilliamsz Wlxo was Chaucer? CO, Burl: Chaucer was a grcal English por-I wluo P I , t Paly,-V Newest Drug Store many por-ms ancl verses zmcl somclimcs wrote- lin 0 y 5 5 . . . Forty-One Years of Honest Service Fushnm-r: H1-nvr'nS, nmnl Du you wanl lo sf-nhl nw? D941 t 'llliat low:-l is svalcling lloll :H F f Cllllv AV GAS! ilicls Ill!! Ito!-Iii! null H I OVFQ AU VEIHS Or T UEDFNHAUH Qfunjlfp Barluorz Bog pardon, sir. l roulrlnll lmld il any longer, Phone 2-7467 - I505 Main Slreel' FORT WORTH, TEXAS ,5 n IV, iv'-we 'Q r EL.. ..,, ,F Lasts qg ,ur ch , Om' Hmnivrfi Fxflv Cove mam--he lhinics Donil irown so hardi Easier foslume? Please hreaia riown anti laugh The hrunelles have it Xvhirh is the horse? A slufiy in url? Posies ior lhe preilies hiy. my. what big ears you hnvei TIN- R. O. iii. Cfs ranking oiiicer Dimpies Unncvuslomeci as I am to puhiic' speaicingf . . . ileeix-a-hoo Xvny clown in San Antonio The ixiallhews cinn Serving ares Xvhnl hig eyes you have. grnncipai That sporty gang Gracious iafiy X-...Q ,.-5. rf a. W.-1535. 4 I wiv 'if' we FW fl! T' ..g 1.13, . ,. M ' v. ivan ' . . J --w my ,4- 'f,7',, ' ,g.. x:w .V '. A ui, ,W g- - 4 'm'-'.,- ROOFS l..oolcing from a winclow, On tl1e tliircl lloor of a building, l see roofs, Roofs of varied size and color. l see trees, Spreading tlieir branclies, Helping to complete, a rainbow ol color, Among tlle roofs. Roofs, small or large. UNFURLED GLORY Gnarled ancl brown slie stands With branclles bare, until, Fresli and exciting as tlie :lawn Creeping over tlle l'1ill, Her blossoms softly unfolcl, obeying tlie call of spring, Proving to all tlxe worlcl Tlie glory tlie reclbucl can bringl Help to make a shelter for someone. Mary Helen Henderson Carl Armstrong -Evelyn Miller CONNER HILL, Resident Manager J. O. SHANNON S. D. SHANNON Vice-President M. B. SHANNON President and Secretary-Treasurer General Manager DI-IAA PEACE IN OUR TIME As I sit iooicing out the window, Down on oie peaceful U. S. A. I wonder what chiidren oi Europe, Vvouid give for this peace of today? I guess they wouid iiice that picturesque stuff, The rivers, streams, hiiis, or vaiieys, But I imagine they wouid be wiiiing to settie For peace in their sunstreaiced aiieys. I suppose they get tired of seeing men marching, Hearing airpianes drone overhead. Their mothers trying to comfort them, stop their sobbing. Their iittie prayers ior Daddy-before going to bed. Now we icnow nothing of reai heartbreaic and sorrow, Oi bombs and sheiis screeching through air, Let's hope this turmoii wiii soon be ended. And ior its victims, oiiier our prayer. f-'B0.yfl9 AHJGTSOH WORDS FROIVI THE STAFF The accompiishments oi this year have been reaiized, and we of the Parrot staff consider it a priviiege to have had a part in maicing it so successiui. We hope that each time you turn the pages oi'this booic your pieasure in it wiii be increased. Without the untiring assistance of the foiiowing peopie this booic wouid not be before you. Therefore we wish to give recognition: To Mr. Moore and members of the Iacuity who gave their whoiehearted support. To Miss Agerton and Mrs. Edwards, who gave us vaiuabie assistance by proof reading the copy. To Mrs. Fritz, who advised our art editor. To Mr. Orgain. who made the individuai pictures with his usuai high degree oi expert woric. To Mr. Crowe of Southwestern Engraving Company. who was never too busy to heip us with the most minute cietaiis. To Mr. McKnight and his printing staff who gave us many usefui suggestions. To our advertisers who made the production of this booic possibie. To Miss Maurine Martei, our sponsor, whose tireiess energy and exceiient mani agement have been an inspiration to each of us, and without whom we wouid stiii be in the beginning stages of compieting our yearbooic. Onc Hundved Fifty-two me umumw-www mf. .Awe iw--1-M-aw .. N ,,- , www v 1 , ww. :W-1 . L L A A ,1 1 ,oaeamwim w. ,,, mf - -Mwasxuuwmwf-I-wa1-cwffummwzrwnauy 1, In !!! ,id FV' Jw, ML 'f nu 'Alu Hu' ' U W mt IW MH ff 1, I it Il' if ni. ,N w W1 4 F. H H1 ww 1 , uulnlllll