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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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A4 ,I -g I s ,f X, y I x fa: :Lf 3 'MW f ' , 1 , A ' ' I 1 ' A 1' ' P pf 1- 1 'S J, ,' f 1 N., 'V W' ,,- i I ' Q if 112111111 ' 1215sf121211'121, 1512151151511 ,1 1-12 111 As a fitting expression of our admiration for our leader and friend, Vice-Principal Pat S. Dodson, whose sterling character and high ideals are an inspiration to those who know him, who is ever ready to speak a word of wise counsel, and above all, by his personal example sets before the student body the high ideals of a gentleman and a scholar, this l95l Parrot is respectfully and sincerely dedicated. Whether he is herding doggies on his farm, or gently guiding the paths of his school boy charges, Mr. Dodson is always ready for moments of fun with farmer friends, professional associates and students alike. XZ, 7 exam, ficzfzclwz, and QCAQQW Homecoming, I 9 Homecoming, l95O style, started early, as main hall registration did a thriving business from early morning. Prospective Parrots, I965 variety, accompanied Mom and Dad to get a look see at their future educational home. Queen Dana Dodson followed in her sister's footsteps by winning the same honor Ann Dodson held last year. Dana was nominated by the football players and elected by the student body. Preparations for Homecoming filled Polys halls with decoraurg students Art enthusiasts under the direction of Mrs Hrllls Wise placed garly painted Parrots of all sizes and shapes all over the burldlng Carried in by cheerleader pallbearers, the Dead Panther was unceremoniously thrown into the pit by challenging Parrots who uowed to crush the Panthers on the field of football. Everyone got in the act of decorating. The hall outside the art room was filled with students, paint brush in hands, who wanted this Homecoming Day to be colorful. Climaxing a day of fun for exes and students alike, Queen Dana accepts the homage of her station. Senior Prexy Jimmy Scarborough has just presented her with the traditional orchid. Homecoming, l95O, a suc- cess? Fiue hundred returned Parrots yelled yea, 2 i J s E I P li W C. A. Thompson guides school activities a practiced hand, tempered with a warm and us heart. His favorite gem of wisdom, Remember who you are and where you're from will be a constant inspiration for all the students who have found counsel and friendship beyond his ever-open office doors. Assistant-Superintendent W. A. Meacham supervises all high school procedures. Once Principal of Polytechnic las was Mr. Moore alsoj, Mr. Meacham is both educator and friend to all who know him. Superintendent Joe P. Moore is never too busy, even under pressure from his task of directing activities of the Fort Worth City Schools, to consult with any parent, student or teacher on any phase of education in any form. , ... .... ...::::::,,:1,:1,,,,, ,X B , ,.,.1:.:. . .. . .. , ,.,. , 1? v 53 , ffm fx X ' me wg. e ws ' 5 V 2 y .-'. . 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A D ef Q ' . , V u m q ' U 9 Mechanical Drawing demands close attention. Row I Cecil Owens, Girls P. E. Evelyn Reeves, Girls P. E. Mary L. Dickinson, History Hope Stallings, History Stella B, Tarlton, History Row Il Nina Terry, History Hattie Frey, Journalism Nora Sue Ray, Librarian Kelly Adair, Mathematics Maurine Martel, Mathematics Row Ill Martha Rawdon. Mathematics Clyde Brown, Mechanical Drawing Peggy Pittman Wright, Music Laura Sawyer, Nurse R. D. Bales, Shop Row IV Leonard Pugh, Boys P. E. O. T. Shipp, Shop K. W. Dunkelberg, Science Katherine Rose. Science Percy Lee Welch, Science Almena Johnson, Speech 'Q as L 5. X, ,Q -eaa - 2 iv 'X ft 'ffl wx Q , T353 ,M 2 s W 4 f M I M we ?::a5:::. gs : 1: 1- 'ziff 1 ' 'hrfliiwiif' ' 4 A .. ,f lfgg. .1 W x ....,,, . , ..,. : . 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JERRY OZEE Favorite, l949, l95l Cheerleader, l95O, l95l Basketball Sweetheart, I 950 Tennis Letter, l950 TOMMIE NELL ROACH Vice President, Jan- uary Seniors, l95l Editor, the Poly Parakeet, I95O President, the Press Club, l950 Art Club National Honor Orchestra Society Y-Teens Annual Staff Boot 'N Slipper Club JERRY TINKLE Favorite, l949 President, National Honor Society Basketball letterman Bio-Chem-Phy President, Sophomore Class, I949 Boot 'N Slipper Club ANGELA RAYNAUD Secretary-Treasurer, High Senior Class, l95l Secretary-Treasurer, Bio-Chem-Phy Secretary-Treasurer, National Honor Society Secretary, Junior Class, l95O Band Three-year-Straight A Student Fashion Advisory Board Fashion Advisory Board JIMMY SCARBOROUGH President, Senior Class, l95l Vice President, National Honor Society Vice President, Press Club 2-year Basketball letterman Sports Editor, the Parakeet Vice President, Sophomore Class, l949 President, Junior Class, l95O l DANA DODSON Homecoming Queen, i950 Favorite, l950 Cheerleader, l949 Y-Teen Vice President, I 950 Student Council Member Rhythm Girl Member Boot 'N Slipper Club CARL ROGERS Student Council Member National Honor Society Band Pan American Club Boys Glee Club Soloist Bio-Chem-Phy Future Teacher's Club Orchestra CAROL STALLCLIP Y-Teen Council Representative City Y-Teen President National Honor Society President, Bio-Chem-Phy Girls Glee Club Boot 'N Slipper Club Rhythm Girls Soloist Page Editor, The Parakeet Fashion Advisory Board MARELIN GUNN Y-Teen Program Chairman City Y-Teen Secretary D. A. R. Medal Winner, l95l National Honor Society Secretary, Bio-Chem-Phy Boot 'N Slipper Club Business Manager, The Parakeet Editor, the I95 I Parrot Fashion Advisory Board JOHNNY CARUTHERS Favorite, i950 National Honor Society 2 Year Basketball letterman President, Student Council Vice President, Junior Class, l950 Boot 'N Slipper Club l The middle stairs-congregating point for all who ever walk the halls of Poly- This is the place where friends meet, and quickly discuss the latest happenings. No wonder it's the favorite meeting place, for it is the very center of the school. People going in all directions meet here-up and down from one end of the hall to the other they go, and eventually, all of them pass the middle stairway. If you need to see someone, just sit and wait, because everyone who is a student here will pass by on their way to and from classes. CWho ever heard of anyone having all their classes on one floor?J Yes, the middle stairs-what would we do without them? p 'iz xr Claw eA . J BAKER, BILL BAUER, JERRY BETTS, CAROLYN BLACK, DICK BRITT, PATSY BROCKETT, TOM BROWNING, PAULA BLIRDAN, ELWANDA BURGE, GENE CHARLES, RICHARD CHEEK, BAILEY COLEMAN, DON DAVIS, BETTY JO FRANKLIN, CLAUDENE GAZAWAY, LAWRENCE GRIFFITH, GEORGE IIARRIS, JACKIE I-IAYS, BETTY JORDON. MARY JO KITTERMAN, JOANN HERNDON, RALPH KUNKEL, FRED HICKS, LAURA ' LEUDTKE, ARTHUR HUFF, PATSY MEASLES, GEORGIA JENKINS, HOMER MEHARG, DORIS NEWMAN, MADELINE PERKINS, ANN PRIDDY, FRANKIE RAWLINGS, DON RAYNAUD, ANGELA ROACH, TOMMIE NELL ROBERTS, HORACE RODEN, ELSA IDUTCHJ ROGERS, BUDDY SIMMONS, BUDDY SIMMONS, TOMMY SMITH, JAY SMITH, RONALD STEVENSON, JOHN TANGNEY, JAMES WACHTER, BUDDY WELBORN, ARTHUR WENZEL, LEO WRIGHT, MARVIN 'K xl 2 S . 53 Ks N ,ki 1 x T! 4 1 J ,J 1 I 1 1 J i I 1 -6 1 .sg A, -v xl 1 4 W , :V f?nxu,,f,,..,Aw,mmws-sa There's fun to be had, says Miss Rose .3 , V, 4. 2 4-,NH x . E:E:E:E:E9 .,., Mg Q 'X A fe' A , 2 iw ' , ,4-' -V A . A .,,, ., ..,,, - ,F ,, , ' QE f , z ' lg, .... W- gT ' C' A ---- - TW? u 54' any ? as ii z. ul fi W ALDERSON, LARRY BACCUS, MAXIE ALLEN, RONNIE BAKER, MONDA AMIDEI, MAURICE BARB, CAROL ANDERSON, JACK BARNETT, BETTY ANN ARD, MARTHA BARTLETT, GENE ARMSTRONG, MURRADELL BAUGH, JOHN ' W ssl , ARNOLD, CLARA LOUISE BEDFORD, CAROLYN BENNETT, CONRAD BENNETT, JANE BENNETT, RUSSELL BENNISON, ARTHLIR BIONDI. JOY BURCHAM, DON BLACK, PAT BLEVINS, IDA LOUISE BOONE, PATSY BOSTICK, JACK BAMBER, JOHN BRAZIL, PAT BROCK, KEITH BROOME, JACK BROWN, JAMES BRUNSON, CAROLYN BUIE, BARBARA I CARLISLE, RICHARD BULLOCK, FAITH CARTER, SHIRLEY BURKHALTER, JOHN CARUTHERS, JOHNNY CANNON, JEANNE CAYCE, VIVIAN CANRIGHT. LEWIS CHILDRESS, HOYT CARAWAY, VEMA COATES, CURTIS DEMPSEY, JACK DODSON, CLYDE A ,., Nix DUNTON, JOHNNY FERGUSON, JEANELLE DYKES, JIMMY FERGUSON, WALTER ECKER, BARBARA FLINT, TOMMY ELAM, JANIE FOGERSON, CHARLES EVANS, WAYNE FOSTER, CHARLES FEATHER, GEORGE FOWLER, MARY COLEMAN, YVONNE COLLETT, BOBBY COLLINS, J. C. CONWELL, LA VERNE CORNELIUS, WORTH CRITES, FRANCES CROW, BRYAN CROW, CAROLYN DODSON, DANA DRAKE, SUE DUKE, RAQUEL DILLARD, FAYE DIXON, MARY DICKSON, MAXINE gf ,,,, , .:. .,,,.,. I .... , ,J 'N QQQ- V X ..,. I WK I ' . I , 'fx wg, - 'A - 51 9, .-ez' Q :- V N, v .Egg ' ,I l, ,-,v ,. ,:-5311.2 '- If ' LV JQARRETSON, GENE If . jf ' '3 - GINN, CHARLIE f' J Iljllfxf W MV! Jr!! 9 1 MI 1,15 JJ GRIMES, WANDA X GRIMES, WENDELL f' f fy ' ,f GUEST, JOE f .7 ' FRANCIS, SUSANNE FRANK, DON i FREDERICK, PAULINE ' FULTON, GENE ' GAVLAK, JACKIE GRIFFIN, JUANITA GUNN, MARELIN GUTHRIE, JORETTA HARWELL, ELTON HAVENHILL, MARILYN HAY, BILL HELTON, NEDAH HICKS, JERRY HORTON, EDDIE HOSKINS, JEANNETTE HICKS, PATSY HUFF, JUNE HIGHFILL, BILLY HUFFMAN, DOROTHY HILL, CLEVA JO HUFFMAN, SHIRLEY HOBBS, CARLA HUGHES, MARACELLIA 533 :,', ,.,: iz . JIS, ...::::.,.:'-1 A ,, . AAA::,:. Q -3,1 ' L ' : i .,.,, XS ,ig ..,., . X ' ff 1::: ' .4 'si' HUNTER, BILLY JEFFRIES, JOAN JOHNSTON, JO ANN JONES, BARBARA SUE JONES, CHARLIE JONES, MARY LOU JONES, WANDA JOPLING, ROY KERLEE, BILLY LAWSON, BETTY LEHMAN, ALLEN LEVERIDGE, AL LEWIS, BETTY LOCKHART, CRAIG LOVE, CYNTHIA LUDWIG, WILLIAM LUTHER, FRANK MITCHELL, LILLUS ANN MABE, JIM MOORE, PHILIP MACKISON, LYNN MORE, LONI MARTIN, HELEN MORGAN, ANN MERRILL, ROBERT MORGAN, CHARLOTTE MILLER, JANET MORRIS, CAROLYN MORRIS, JEANELLE MUSTARD, MARY FRANCES MQCLESKEY, JACK MQCLURE, MURLINE MCCLILLOCH, BOB MCCOMMAS, LAWRENCE MCGEE, JO LYNNE MCGILVRAY, MATTIE MCKINNEY, CAROLYN MCKINNEY, HAROLD MCMEANS, MARY MCOUITTY, ROBERT McSPADDEN, PEGGY NELON, RALPH NESMITH, RAPHAEL NOBLE, PHYLLIS OLIVER, JOAN PETROFF, BARBARA O'NEAL, PATSY PHILLIPS, RAMON OZEE, JERRY PHILLIPS, ROSA LEE PARTIN, JENNAN PIKE, BOBBYE PATTON, ANNE POLLEY, LOUISE PERRY, ROWLAND POPE, MONDA 4 .J7 , ' ,544 I Lffd' L.-f.LE,Y-I , K L PURSLEY, JUNE QUIRINO, DOLORES REIGLE, TED RICE, JEAN RICHARD, CHARLES RIDDLE, HERBERT ROBERTS, FANNIE LOU ROBERTSON, ALICE ROGERS, CARL ROGERS, JOHN ROLLINS, ROBERT RUSHING, MATTIE SUE RUSSELL, EDWIN RYAN, JUDY SCARBOROUGH, JIMMY SCHNEIDER, MARGARET SCOTT, DURWOOD SNOW, HAROLD SEARCY. JAMES SOUTHERLAN, ELLEN SHARP, CONRAD SPAULDING, MELBA SHIRKEY, SUE STALLCUP, CAROL SCHULER, FECSGY STEWART, GEORGE SIMONS, DAVID STILL, BEVERLEE STOCKTON, PATSY STRAITON, JEAN STUDER, BOBBY SWEARINGIN, RALPH SWEATT, JANIECE TATE, BARBARA TAYLOR, JOYCE THOMAS, JUNE THOMASON, BETTY TINKLE, JERRY TOWNSEND, TOMMYE DORIS TRAVIS, DUANE TREBING, FRED UNDERWOOD, JEANETTE VICKERY, JAMES WADE, MARY ANN WALLACE, PAUL WILLIAMS, WILDA JO WARD, DOROTHY WILSON, PATT WATKINS, GWENDOLYN KGWENI WILLIS, NORMAN WATSON, JACKIE WOLVERTON, JACKIE WEST, NELL WOODS, LOUELLA WILLIAMS, FRANKIE WOODALL. JUNE WOMACK, FINDLEY YOUNG, BARBARA YCUNG, CECIL Smile for the birdie! Can't you see l'm on the phone? What is it? A blue slip for you, son! Once again, please! Where Teacher Edwards illustrates Plainview bound! Who's behind Carol Ann? .. V s., -ye, -X. as .M,.,,.w JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BILL ENIS, Secretary JIMMY COFFEE. Vice-President JOHNNY HOWERTON, President ACKER, BETTY AGNEW, MAXINE ALLEN, BARBARA ALLEN, DOUGLAS ALEXANDER, CECIL ARNETT, MARTHA AUSTIN, WAYNE BAILEY, EUGENE BARKER, CHERRY BARNETT, EDWINA BARTON, IRIS BARTON, TOMMY BATEMAN, MILDRED BENNIGHT, MARGARET BIONDI, JOHN BISHOP, JAMES BLANTON, JIM Y if BODINE, REX BOSTICK, BARBARA BOX, EDWINA my A-sv Come out from behind those bushes, girls! uniom 1 BRANNON, PATRICIA' BREEDING, ANN Q BROCK, JIM P ' c .1 BIRKES, MURLENE I CARTER, ALICE? CASTLEMAN, BONNIE YJ CONLEY, JOHNETTE I COOK, BEVERLY A COOKSEY, EVELYN BRYAN, TOMMY N N CHANCE, ANN COONTZ, JACK BUCK, CAROL T -1 CLARK, VIACK I I COTTON, YVONNE .A A I BuMCROT, TOLEER COFFEE, JIIYIMY b 5' T5 COx, LORETTA ' Bun-T,..VJEANINE ,, CONANI, CLARICEA CROSS, TOMMY 'J ' CROWLEY,'LJAeK Q 6 DIETZ, MARIAN 5 I 'DANIEL, BINLL , I DI'LLON,'QDOROTHY :ia I 6 - DAVIQ, CYNTHIA I I DIXON, BILLIE I DAVIS, DONALD X . X DIXON, ELIZABETH ' I' W DAVIS, MIKE I T. DOOOETT, JOE ' 'I DAY,?BRYAN ,. , Tx. bimv DOGGETT, ROYCE I --DECKER, CHAFXLES tg A DRAUGHON, GUY YI J O I' DUFFEE, DALLON DUKE, RAYMOND DUNKELBERG, RACHEL DURHAM, MARY JANE EASTER, ROBERT EAVES, BOB EDMISTON, EDWARD EDWARDS, HAYDEN EDWARDS, .IULI EDWARDS, VERNON ENIS, BILL ESTES, DELORES ESTILL, BILL ETHERIDGE, MAURICE EVANS, JUDY FARRAR, BARBARA FEW, GENE FORD, LOUISE FOX, JOYCE GARRETSON, DONNA Education in action! uniom GILLIAM, EVA JOYCE GRIMLAND, JOYCE HARRIS, EDGAR GILSTRAP, KAY GUNN, SANDRA HART, BOBBY GOMILLION, MARLENE HALL, DOUGLAS HAYS, ALLEN GRAVES, JUNE HAM, ROSS HERRING, JIMMY GREEN, MARLENE HAMILTON, MAX HICKS, PATSY ANN GREENFIELD, BILLY HAMMOND, PAT HOOD, LYLA GRIFFIN, NORMA SUE HARDWICKE, BOBBIE HOOKS, JERRY HOUCHIN, GINGER HUNTER, CLARICE HOWERTON, JOHNNY HUNTER, MARGARET HOWLAND, GLORIA HURST, JUDY HALL, WILMA JAMISON, JOHN HUFFAKER, JOANNA JARVIS, LYNN HUGHES, BOBBY JOHNSON, BARBARA HULL, BETTY JO JOHNSTON, AVIS JONES, BEVERLY JONES, ROBERT KERR, HELEN KILMER, JAMES KISER, EVELYN KNOX, EARL LANCASTER, JOHNNIE MAE LASSETTER, GARNER LATIMER, GAIL LATSHAW, NELSON LEAMAN. DON LEE, JAMES LEE, ROBERT LINDSAY, DORMAN LONG, CAROL LONG, ESTHYR LLICAS, BEVERLY LUTES, ETHELENE MARTIN, DON MARTIN, MARIE Education in repose! univm M MASSENGALE, BILLIE JO MOORE, BEVERLY McKAY. CLAYTON MATTHEWS, JAMALYN MORRIS, CAROLYN M:NEIL, DICK MEACHAM, NANCY MOSLEY, JO ANN McOUERRY, PAT MEADOR, BRUCE MULLINS, BILLIE LOUISE MCREYNOLDS, LA VERNE MIDDLETON, WAYNE McCALLY, JIMMY NEELY, ROSEMARY MILLER, DOROTHY McCANN. SHIRLEY NEWLAND, JOHN MILLER, ROYCE MCGAHA, BARBARA NICHTER, DELORES NORMAN, JERRY PEEK, JEANNE ODIORNE, JOYCELYN PERNELL, ANNA JANE PACK, BETTY LOU POSTON, WYNELL PAFFORD, EDDIE RASPBERRY, BOBBY PATTERSON, PAT RECORD, DAVID PEACOCK, DEXTER RECORD, EARL PEARCE, ROBERT REED, MARLENE RHODES, PAT RICKS, CAROLYN RIPLEY, JOAN ROACH, GENE ROBBINS, MARY ROBERTS, STANLEY ROCHELL, ELIZABETH RODOLPH, JEANNE RUCKER, EUGENE RLITLEDGE, EARL SAGER, LA NELLE SECRET, RUTH SCHLIBERT, JAMES SCOTT, JOHN SHADWICK, EILEEN SHANNON, T. C. SHELTON, PATSY SHUMAN, MARY FRANCES SIMMONS, BETTY SINGER, LETA MAYE WIII it work, or blow up? s univm SMALLEY, JAMES SMITH, SIDNEY STOUGHTON, BARBARA SMITH, A. R. SONE, LAW SWAIN, OTHELL SMITH, BETH SOUSAE, BILLY SWINNEY, LEON SMITH, CECIL STELL, LUCY TANGNEY, JOANNE SMITH, BOBBIE STEVENSON, LOUIS TAYLOR, JACK SMITH, LEONARD STINSON, DON TAYLOR, JOHN SMITH, RAYMOND STOCKTON, EDWIN ROY TAYLOR, TOM TEAGUE, CLIFFORD TROTTER, JOYCE THACKSTON, DECATUR TURNER, JACK THOMAS, PAT TYLER, RICHARD THOMPSON, DALE VINSON, BETTY THOMPSON, NORMA VIRGIN, JANELLE THORNTON, WAYNE WADDLE, ALBERT TORBERT, JOHNNYE WARD, LEON WARRINER, DUANE WATERS, GARNET WATKINS, JO ANN WESTMORELAND, RO WESTON, J. B. WHEELER, JACKIE WILLIAMS, CAROL WILLIAMS, DON WILLIAMSON, JOAN WILLS, BARBARA WILSON, ANN WILSON, MARY LOU WILSON, PAUL WINGFIELD, ROMA WIRT, ALVIN WOOD, HELEN NNIE WOODLEY, DOROTHY WOOTEN, NANCY YOST, CAROLYN YOUNG, ROBERT ZODIN, CECELIA . gg 'Q X, .J-by .f Www, y,,,Q,.K..,., W SX 3:-.122 -5-2: A- ! 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Arrant, Billy Ashcraft, James Atchison, Bill Badgett, Glenna Bailey, Shirley Baker, Lucille Baldwin, Bob Barnes, Mary Louise Barr, Barbara Barton, Gloria Basham, Jerriene Bachelor, Sammie Bates, Bob Batson, Carey Baughman, Pat Beadles, Helen Beasley, Elvalena Bennett, June Betts, Johnnie Bice, Don Bingham, Patsy Bisset, Barbara Blanton, Ann Bobbitt, Gail Bodine, Pat Bostick, Joy Box, Mary Brock, Jack Brackeen, Janelle Brandon, Barbara Brannon, John Brauer, Loretta Brazeal, Maxine Brigance, Jimmy Brister, Jeannine Brooks, Ronald Chapman, Max Crowley, Ann Dickerson, Nancy Cherry, Sue Curry, Bobby Dignum, Joyce Claunch, Charlie Davidson, Margaret Dodson, Nancy Compton, Anne Davidson, Ronnie Doggett, Wanda Connally, Charles Dawley, Fredda Donaldson, Jack Cooper, Dickie Dawley, John Doster, James Crawford, Doris Day, Helen Dove, Doris Crawford, Joan Decker, Donald Duffee, Travis n Crawford, Peggy Dellis, Randolph Duffee, Trillus Creswell, Joy Dickerson, Don Dugger, Joe My f!,' 191194, ,Y J ,,.f. Ji' -7 'iff 1. ,n 'f i s I ' ' J I if V QM ' 7th row: 8th row: 9th row: Brown, Betty Buchanan, Betty Caraway, Peggy Brown, Betty Buchgngn, ltyry Carlson, Bob Brown, David Buie, Pat Carpenter, Bryan Brown, George Bunton, Durwood Casner, Gray Brown, Gwendolyn Burkhalter, Jim Caster, Roberta Brown, Jimmy Burleson, James Castleman, Ann Brown, Shirley Burns, George Cayce, Bettye Brown, Robert Cagle, Betty Chance, Bill Bruner, Lester Campbell, Charlyne Chandler, Don Bruton, Ronald Cantrell, Geneva Chandler, Ronald Dwight, Carole Dykes, Doris Earnheart, Ecker, Elliot JoAnn Carolyn t, Dorothy Erwin, Pauline Estes, Rita Estes, Don Eubank, Joy Fagan, Gladys Faris, Elizabeth Ferguson, James Ferguson, Margie Findlay, Mary Fincher, Wayne Fowler, Betty Fox, Don Fox, Frances Furr, James Garrard, Betty Garrett, Martha George, Janie Geivett, Virginia Giles, Roy Gilmartin, Jerry Goodwin, Mary Goss, Marilyn Graves, Nancy Green, Jimmy Greer, Nancy Griffin, -Melba Guthrie, Hans Jimmy on, Frederika Hardin, Shirley Hardt, David Hargis, W. C. Harell, Tommy Hearne, Elaine Henderson, Suzanne Henson, Ed Henson, Jimmy Henson, Ronald V. , L 5 K., 59 we-.J Q Esate , ,,.a E- ll: V' l Kopycinski, Bill Lee, Margie Lyon, Ann Labhart, Bobby Lehman, Sandra K Mann, Virgie Lain, Janet Lewis, Nancy Czasff' Marshall, Pat Langford, Janette Locke, Carl Hr, Marshall, Sandra Latimer, Jerry Locke, Dena k, Martin, Barbara Lawlis, Irene Loftin, Violet , I Martin, Bobbie Layland, Barbara A ' Loidot, Carol Martin, Delores ' Laymance, Lois f Pl! ,, ubney, Roger x Martinson, Valerie ' Leach, Sandra I ,f if 5 , ,g ' Love, Nancy Q .xx Mason, Barbara KC ' Lear, Marilyn,.l i Lucas, Laurese fr Mason, Paul J fri, , ,J if , , ' 4 V ' ' ll' f J! - - ' ,, V, I , F ,ll ' I . , . I gif!!! 1 I lf Lf! i ls ' ' I , M., kg l f I u 7th row: Sth row: 9th row: Herms, Shirley Hubbard, PGBSY Jones, Janie Hinz, Emelia Huffman, Joan Jones, JoEtta Hix, Jimmy Hughes, Nancy Jones, Marilyn Holcomb, W. M. Hugland, Jean Johnson, Margaret Horan, Mac lsham, Bobbie Johnston, Ann Horton, Robert Ivey, Don Kavanaugh, Mickey Horton, Ruth Jarnlgan, Paul Kaatz, Earl House, Fred Jeffreys, Gail Kelly, Raymond Howie, Barbara '. Jenkins, Martha Kennedy, Sue Hoyler, Richard Jones, Don Koenig, Gilbert f s 4 f aff 1, Q, 2 s.9'. ,,5?3s1Tf J '42, 3?2'3f'f-5,3-S0 'sififl QQ 3610 ff? 1 ,fr ' ' , lf - .I s C31 Lj 3 4 fix Mauldln Robert Meek Barbara Merritt Don Mlller Bettle Mllner Dan Mllls Wynette Mitcham Bully Moates Johnny Montgomery Glen Morgan Carol Morgan Jo Ann Morgan Patsy Myall Tommy Myers Jesse Myers Jlmmne McAnuIty Vlrgmla McCaIly Charles McCulloch Jlmmy McCans Kaye McDaniel Barbara McDugle Peggy McFadden Jean McGowan Kung McMullen Edlth McNleI Duane McNeeIy Ann McPherson Ralph Nabors Lavon Nation Wynona Nelon Bobble Nelson Blllle Netherton Margie Newton Chester Norris Dewey Oakley Caroline Oliver Marian ONeaI Richard Osborn Buddy Ownby JoAnn Orr Betty Patton Joe Bull Peugh Wanda . 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X is--S 'FQ 7th row: Sth row: 9th row: Phillips, Joann Randolph, Jerry Robertson, Stanley Pittman, Jimmy Ratliff, Joe Russell, Bill Plummer, Whit Ray, Bobbie Russell, Kenneth Pool, Jack Raynaud, Walter Searcy, Nancy Powell, JoAnn Read, Carol Sharp, Barbara Presson, Gail Read, Nolan Shipp, Bob Prince, Sylvia Record, Jane Shipp, J. D. Pruitt, Ray Renick, Tommy Shugart, Don Purnell, Robert Riley, Teddy Simmons, Peggy Peppers, Charles Robertson, Addielen Simpson, Sam ya Tyler, Joyce Warren, Jean Wilson, Carol Umberson, Jack Warren, Reda White, Mary Underwood, Carol Waters, Grace Whitlock, Peggy Vest, Hilda Wentland, Ervin Whitehead, Patsy Vance, Tommy Westmoreland, Flo Nell Womack, Jo Nell Vantrease, Wilma Westmoreland, Rose Wood, Shirley Vaughan, Wayne Williams, Bennett Wood, Shirley Watcher, Ruby Williamson, Shirlene Worley, Raynard Waddle, Barbara Wilson, Bilson Woodruff, Martha Walker, Regina Wilson, Carole - Yeatts. Martha . V If' Y , B dd f ,wwfzt H X ' . If ' l l ff fy J M 3 J ' 'xx ,if ' ' 'I f' ff ff , - ' jj MA 0,0 1 V Q ev X' 7 or 'A , . J 6 .J , 'Q' ' A f' .,4 xx' , K YJ!! Kilt' W 5, - ,fy-57? R11 ' X l A , QI Q N' gv' AJ -QQ eh f . ag.-.1 k ' - ,r M 1: , ' . f f1.'-'ff' ,. g I L-. '7 1l jf, 5' fl II l J' :V Z? Sa' 6 I , , if 4 xg! L Nap x. ,3- BE X fn Memoriam HOMER P. JENKINS, Junior ?aaJorite Runner-11,24 Paul Wilson, Junior class Tom Brockett, High senior class Elton Harwell, Low senior class Clyde Dodson, Low senior class Walter Raynaud, Sophomore class .lenne Peek Tingle, Junior class Laurese Lucas, Sophomore class Margaret Schneider, Low senior class Tommie Nell Roach, High senior class fiffig Sv !4q ' 4 a J +5 Nqr 5- it ll Xi i ' Av Y ' .lf 44. wx Ill' lf if . Y g. ig . vc , dfmxpi Nu A. l 5 1951 ?m1o1-itea , -1 5 4 Sew ., W5 . 1 ,: , 51 f 9 , f 'i . ' f p ' 'wavy 3: X W A a:s:s:aa-' 0 , Qs Q A A vw 1 - 2 X'v5 ' ' ' , EQ? WI.: ' ' -f 4 X : ,Q X v 7, N rw, x iw- X , 'Qs f A WZ 'kvqlhgm V K x ,Af gig M 151 . Q f ,A , f 'Ewinx f W 3226 f 1 MW x xx, W Q fmwwfww X QW Q g 4, ...JJMJ1 K a-X . f Q, Wa , :u xg Q ' , 0 5- , V W 5 i z L 3 1 . E ,i 5 ' ' 9 K x P Ballerinas at rest. Somebody scratch my back! You tell us what they're doing Pat and her Bill! Bet they scared the witches. Peanut, anybody? The unholy trio. The blond's Willie's girl! Such poise, such grace! Coaches of the Parrots. Now they're broke. The Kvot 71 Slgeper C7416 Meets twice monthly, with open membership for an old fashioned hoedown in the Parrot gym sponsored by Mrs. Evelyn Reeves. BOB MCCULLOCH, President GEORGE STEWART, Vice President WAYNE MIDDLETON, Secretary-Treasurer Qs, Nc tia7itieA The ,414 Club Dedicated to furthering interest in art and artists. Row l, Shadrick, Eileen, Gilstrap, Kay Francis, Estes, Delores, Ozee. Jerry, McGaha, Barbara, Hood, Lyla 0 Row 2, McQuerry Pat, Wise, Mrs. Hillis S., Sponsor, Black, Pat, Hicks, Patsy, Huffaker, Joanna 0 Row 3, Bartlett, Gene, Rollins, Robert Wee Parrot Kand Taking an active part in providing music for sports events and pep rallies besides offering musical training. Abernathy, Billie, Allen, Barbara, Antwiler, Carolyn, Arnett, Martha, Bailey, Gene, Baker, Lucille, Barrett, Betty, Bennett, Dale, Bennison, Arthur, Brown, David, Buck, Carol, Bumcrot, Toler, Burns, George, Cantrell, Geneva, Coffee, Jimmy, Dawley, Fredda, DeGeer, Bill, Estes, Don, Garretson, Gene, Graves, June, Graves, Nancy, Gunn, Sandra, Hart, J. Hart, Hicks, Bobby, Jowell, Gene, Hoyler, Wilma, Hughes, Marazellia, Jeffreys, Gail, John, Ray, Jones, Barbara Sue, Kelly, Raymond, Lehman, Sandra, Locke, Carl, Love, Cynthia, Lucas, Beverly, McCommas, Lawrence, Mabe, Jim, Miller, Royce, Nabors, Lavonne, Neal, Delwin, Now- - land, Ed, Peugh. Wanda, Raynaud, Walter, Ricks, Caro- lyn, Roberts, Stanley, Rogers, Carl, Schnei- der, Margaret, Shan- non, T. C., Smith, Charles, Smith, Ray- mond, Stockton, Patsy, Taylor, Tom- my, Trembly, Chris- tine, Tucker, Arnold, Turner, Jack, War- ren, Reda, Watson, Jackie, Westmore- land, Ronnie, West- moreland, Rose, Williams, Carol, Woodruff. Martha, Gavlak, Jackie, Mit- chell, Ann, Patterson, Charles, Director. lfiv-Cltem-Play A club which recognizes those students interested in science and furthers their interest by bringing them together socially. Row l, Raynaud, Angela, Secretary, Roberts, Horace, Vice President, Perkins, Ann, President, Dunkelberg, K. W., Sponsor ' Row 2, Morris, Jeanell, Wilson, Ann, Petroff, Barbara, Smith, Bobbie Nell, Still, Beverlee, Mackison, Lynn 0 Row 3, Ford, Louise, Stallcup, Carol, Bullock, Faith, Black, Pat, Griffin, Norma, Barb, Carol, Dunkelberg, Rachel, Dillon, Dorothy 0 Row 4, Duke, Raquel, Jones, Beverly, Oliver, Joan, Vinson, Betty, Gunn, Marelin, Feather. George, Tinkle, Jerry, Carlisle, Richard ' Row 5, Reigle, Ted, Baugh, John, Harris, Edgar, Travis, Duane, Lockhart, Craig, Allen, Ronnie, Rogers, Carl, Bennison, Arthur, Willis. Norman 0 Spring Officers, Stallcup, Carol, President, Black, Pat, Vice President, Gunn, Marelin, Secretary- evp' glee cw The boys' glee club provides musical entertainment for many of the programs at school. Sponsor, Mrs. Peggy Pittman Wright, Bamber, John, Baugh, John, Bostick, Jack, Brock, Keith, Cross, Tommy, Curlee, Billy, Ginn, Charlie, Hall, Douglas, Jamison, John C., John, Ray, Jopling, Roy, Kelly, Raymond, McCommas, Lawrence, Martin, Don, Middleton, Wayne, Moates, Johnny, Raynaud, Walter, Rsgers, Carl, Russell, Edwin, Scott, John, Sone, Law Treasurer biA tribatizle fdacation 61116 This club furthers the interest of high school girls and boys in the selling field. Row l, Warringer, Dwane, Record, Earl, Agnew, Maxine, Ecker, Barbara, Reihn, Carl 0 Row 2- Houchins Ginger- Dabbs Ellen, Barker, Cherry, Hunter, Margaret, Wingfield, Roma, Spaulding, Melba, Underwood, Jeanette 0 Rowl3- Hicks Patsy, Conwell, La Verne, Crow, Carolyn, Taylor, Joyce, Lutes, Ethelene, Shelton, Patsy, Boone, Patsy, Bryan, Tommy D 'Row 4, Lee, Robert, Stevenson. John, Herring, Jimmy, Sousae, Bill, Moore, Philip, Smith, Robert, Taylor, John, Hudson, Edith, Sponsor jluture Teacluem A club of students who wish to become teachers in the future. Row l, Norvelle, Merrill, Schneider, Margaret, Kitterman, Joann, Huff, Patsy, Duke, Raquel, President 0 Row 2, Moore, Beverly, Secretary-Treasurer, McReynolds, La Verne, Hoyler, Wilma, Vice President, Hood, Lyla, Fowler, Mary, Oliver, Joan, Williamson, Shirlene, Lucas, Beverly ' Row 3, Baughman, Pat, Jeffreys, Gail, Rogers, Carl, Ford, Louise, Ricks, Carolyn, Agerton, Myrna, Sponsor -1 , , .... -Y ..,,- .... ...,,,..,..,,,e., ..... W. , my gk, cm The girls' glee club sings at most of the important events during the year, Row I, Doggett, Wanda, Fox, Frances, Meek, Barbara, Bedford, Carolyn, Baker, Monda, Dickson, Maxine, Crowley, Ann, Westmoreland, Rose, McMillen, Edith, Burdan, Elwanda, Frederick, Pauline, Schneider, Margaret, Hoskins, Jeanette, White- head, Patty ' Row 2, Moore. Beverly, Straiton, Jean, Townsend, Tommye, McNeil, Diane, Trotter, Joyce, Buie, Barbara: Hardwick, Bobbie, Robbins, Mary, Wooten, Nancy 0 Row 3, Ripley, Joan, Smith, Nella, Shuman, Mary Frances, Noble, Phyllis, Hill, Cleva Jo, Lear, Marilyn, Gilliam, Eva Joyce, Greene, Maurine, Kyser, Ada 0 Row 4, Smith, Nona, Duke, Raquel, Cook, Beverly, Carter, Alice, Stroughton, Barbara, Grimland, Joyce, Virgin, Janelle, Ford, Louise, Stallcup, Carol Ann, McGee, Jo Lynne 0 Row 5, Hardin, Shirley, Simmons, Betty, Baccus, Maxie, Cooksey, Evelyn 0 Row 6, Lambert, Mona, Barton, Gloria, Bingham, Patsy, Kiser, Evelyn, Nichter, Delores, Campbell, Charlyne, Martinson, Valerie, Langford, Janette, Sharp, Barbara, Ulf-if C7115 This cIub's main purpose is to bring boys together under circumstances where Christian fun is possible. Standing, Searcy, James, Luther, Frank, Harrell, Tommy, Wilson, Paul, Smith, Sid, Evans, Wayne, Latshaw, Nelson, Record. Davis, Leamon, Don, Tucker, Arnold, Montgomery, Glen, Nelson, Ronald, Norman, Jerry, Smith, A. R. ' Drinking, Crowley, Jack, Peacock, Dexter, Cheek, Bailey 0 Sitting, Young, Robert, Hays, Allen, Bartlett, Gene, Henson, Jimmy, Guest. Joe Wright, Peggy Pittman, Sponsor l 'es4Mm1sw, :mmgsmfmsswf1-Mwesw,,wNofsmwMs,W,,,,.,,,.,, Mfsmf--,wmsswfammm WM., M....,,,,....,, .,,. univr Clauical league This club was organized so that students might learn the ways of living in the old, cultural world. Row l: Miller, Dorothy, Treasurer: Duke, Raquel, Vice President: Mitchell, Ann, Secretary: Mackison, Lynn, Don, Vice President: Harris, Edgar, Parliamentarian: Sone, Law, Sergeant-at-arms ' Row 2: Laymance, Margaret: Rodolph, Jeanne: McReynoIds, La Verne: White, Mary Ann: Evans, Judy: McSpadden, Peggy: Partin, Jennan Jones, Marilyn: Gunn, Sandra 0 Row 3: Long, Carol: Gomillion, Marlene: McNeil, Diane: Smith, Nella: Bamber, John Hargis, W. C.: Bisset, Barbara: Trotter, Joyce: Martinson, Valerie: Lewis, Nancey: Hubbard, Peggy: Lehman, Sandra: Warren Jean: Love, Nancy 0 Row 4: Milner, Danny: Few, Eugene: Edwards, Larry: Guest, Joe: Browne, George: McGowan, King McCaIly, Charles: Batson, Carey: Bennison, Arthur: Broome, Jack: Anderson, Jack: Highfield, Billy 0 Row 5: John, Ray Taylor, Jack: O'NeaI, Richard: McCulloch, Bob: Ellis, Mrs. Bessie, Sponsor President: Estes Lois: Davidson library C1116 The members of the Library Club help Mrs. Ray with the task of carrying on the work of the library Seated: Ray, Nora Sue, Sponsor: Leach, Frances: Singer, Leta Mae: Bedford, Carolyn: Secrest, Ruth 0 Standing: Bradford, Ronald: Thomason. Betty: Sager, La Nelle: Johnson, Florence: Ellis, Raymond: Matthews, Jamalyn: Walker, Regina: Daniels, Ike: Baker, Monda: Buie, Barbara l I . ,,-..,,,.,,. national Honor Society Gives recognition to outstanding students on the basis of personal traits, Character, Leadership and Service. Row I, Tinkle, Jerry, President, Raynaud, Angela, Secretary ' Row 2, Straiton, Jean, Duke, Raquel, Scarborough, Jimmy, Vice President 0 Row 3, Perkins, Ann, Stallcup, Carol, Stallings, Miss Hope, Sponsor, Caruthers, Johnny ' Row 4, Roach, Tommie Nell, Shirkey, Sue, Franklin, Claudene, Griffin, Juanita, Rogers, Carl 0 Row 5, Ward, Dorothy, Biondi, Joy: Bennett. Jane, Schneider, Margaret, Feather. George. Urclcedra Provides music for many assembly programs and represents Poly in all-city orchestra. Sponsor, Mrs. Peggy Pittman Wright, Arnett, Martha, Baker, Lucille, Baughman, Pat, Bennison, Arthur, Buck. Carol, Bumcrot, Toler, Campbell, John, Caster, Roberta, Chapman, Max, Conley, Johnette, Duke, Raquel, Garretson, Gene, Harwell, Elton, Hoyler, Wilma, John, Ray, Jones, Barbara, Love, Cynthia, Lucas, Beverly, McCommas, Lawrence, Miller. Dorothy, Ozee Jerry, Pope, Monda, Raynaud, Walter, Rudolph, Jeanne, Rogers, Carl, Stockton, Patsy, Waters, Grace. Fan Hmerican C1116 Made up of students of Spanish and dedicated to the promotion of good relationships with our Latin American neighbors. Row l, Jeffrey, Gail, Vice President, Davidson, Margaret, President, Jenkins, Martha, Secretary-Treasurer, f Row 2, Huff- man, Dorothy, Woodruff, Martha Jean, White, Mary, Orr, Betty, McMeans, Mary, Morgan, Ann, Oakley, Carolyn, Matthews, Jamalyn, Bateman, Mildred, Christopher, Avis, Armstrong, MurradeIl,, Whitlock, Peggy 0 Row 3, Layland, Barbara, Yeatts, Martha, Shirkey, Sue, Griffin, Juanita, Bennett, Jane, Pat, Goodwin, Mary, Gunn, Sandra 0 Row 4, Morris, Mattie, Anderson, Jack, Wheeler, Jackie, Barton, Iris, 5, Tarlton, Miss Stella B., Sponsor, Roberts, Horace, Keith, Jones, Wanda, Johnston, Ann 0 Row 6, Hay, Noble, Phyllis, Stewart, George, Reigle, Ted, Long, Barbara, Hammond, Carolyn, Mauk, Gloria, Prince, Sylvia, Ratliff, Jo Ann, McGilvray, Straiton, Jean, Jones, Marilyn, Lehman, Sandra, Read, Nolan 0 Row Hull, Betty Jo, Sweeney, Carole, Thompson, Bob, Rogers, Carol, Brock, Bill, Rogers, John, Tyler, Richard, Mason, Paul, Brown, David, Hardt, David, Nesmith, Raphael, Tucker, Arnold, Ivey, Don. The Parakeet f?a 0 Poly's student newspaper published bi-monthly by the second semester Journalism class. Row I, Roach, Tommie Nell, Editor, Roden, Elsa fDutchl, Bruno, Peggy, Davis, Betty Jo, Morgan, Charlotte, Evans, Judy, Frey, Mrs. Hattie, Sponsor ' Row 2, Grimes, Wanda, Charles, Richard, Broome, Jack, Short, Miles, Smith, Jay. 7'lze Parakeet fgprinyj A new staff takes over the newspaper at mid-term each year. Seated- Wade, Mary Ann, Morf, Loni, Hobbs, Carla, Thomason, Betty, Wilson, Patt, McGiIvray, Mattie, Nell, West, Shirkey, Sue, Plrmstrong, Murradell, Morgan, Ann, Swearinging, Ralph, Richard, Charles 0 Standing Front Row, Brown, James, Francis, Susie, Harwell, Elton, Gunn, Marelin, Colbert, Rodger, Editor, Cayce, Vivian, Robertson, Alice, Black, Pat, Stallcup, Carol, Cannon, Jeanne 0 Back Row, Brock, Keith, Garretson, Gene, Searcy, James, Guest, Joe, Horton, Eddie, Scarborough, Jimmy, Dodson. Clyde, McQuitty, Bob. Student Council Representing the student body in working with all situations concerning the school and its policies. Rvw l, Mor an, Ann, Howie, Barbara Jo, Locke, Dena, Kitterman, Joann, Ford, Louise, Dunkelberg, Rachel, Fox, Frances 8 Estes, Delores, Mann, Virgie, Hardwick, Bobbie 0 Row 2, Dodson, Dana, McDugle, Peggy, Measles, Georgia, Sharp, Bar- bara, Batchelor Sammie, Reynaud, Walter, Wheeler, Jackie, Partin, Jennan, Barton, lris, Davidson, Margaret, Conley Johnette, Craig: Patsy U Row 3, Jamison, John, Rogers, Carl, Johnson, Avis, Horan, Mac, Graves, Mrs. Marie, Sponsor Middleton, Wayne, Crowley, Jack, Story, Lawrence, Jopling, Roy, Ward, Dorothy 0 Row 4, Thornton, Wayne, Latimer Gail, Caruthers, Johnny, Tinkle, Jerry, Carlisle, Richard, Enis, Bill, Horton, Eddie, Montgomery, Glen. mtmws Nw - -f 1 - ff- 'feelw Dedicated to building a fellowship of girls devoted to realizing in everyday life, Christian ideals of body and soul. 'V Row I, Robertson, Alice, Watson, Jackie, Hoskins, Jeannette, Dodson, Dana, Morgan, Ann, President, Meacham. Nancy, Gunn, Marelin, Stallcup, Carol, Harris, Jackie, Schneider, Margaret, Ozee, Jerry, Graves, Nancy 0 Row 2, McSpadden, Peggy, Wheeler, Jackie, Jones, Jo Etta, Miller, Jane, Hammond, Pat, Rice, Jean, Lawson, Betty, Fox, Frances, Meek, Barbara, Still, Beverlee, Kitterman, Joann, Martin, Helen, Wade, Mary Ann, Shirkey, Sue 0 Row 3, Searcy, Nancy, Barton, lris, Hard- wick, Bobbie, Tangney, Joanne, Matthews, Jamalyn, Leach, Sandra, Layland, Barbara, Fox, Joyce, Womack, Jo Nell, Acuff, Dixie, Mullins, Billie, Dillon, Dorothy, Hull, Betty Jo, Smith, Bobbie, McGee, Jo Lynne 0 Row 4, Evans, Judy, Breeding Anne, Bateman, Mildred, Ownby, Jo Ann, McDaniel, Barbara, Gunn, Sandra, Petrofi, Barbara, Netherton. Margie, Fergu son, Margie, Stell, Lucy, Dunkelberg, Rachel, Griffin, Norma Sue, Frederick, Pauline, Gavlak, Jackie, Whitehead, Patty 0 Row 5, Barnett, Edwina, Partin, Jennan, Crawford, Peggy, Baker, Monda, Noble, Phyllis, Buie, Patty, Buie, Barbara ' Row 6 Johnson, Mrs. Almena, Sponsor, Dykes, Doris Ann, Bostick, Joy, Miller, Bettie Sue, Lanford, Janette, Hobbs Carla- Thoma son, Betty, McMeans, Mary, Havenhill, Marilyn, Rose, Miss Katherine, Sponsor ,anwz 945, Responsible for publication of l95l Parrot Left to right, Roach, Tommie Nell, Frey, Mrs, Hattie. Sponsor, Gunn. Marelin, Editor, West, Nell, Business Manager, Davis Betty Jo, Cayce, Vivian, Robertson, Alice, Roden, Elsa CDutchJ, Business Manager 0 Not Pictured Are, Black, Pat, Sweatt Janiece, McQuitty, Bob, Montgomery, Glen, Newman, MadeIine, Willis, Norman, Morgan, Charlotte October Margaret Schneider named Band Queen. Class officers elected. Jerry Tinkle heads National Honor Society. 'Sl Parrot favorites elected. December Athletic Follies presented. Christmas program and formal. Basketball season began. Hardin-Simmons basketball trophy permanently Poly's. Football lettermen announced. February Ranch Day-Ann Morgan elected Queen. D. E. delegates attend Houston convention. Two Poly boys win N. R. O. T. C. scholarships. Spring staff takes over Parakeet. April All-city track meet. All-city orchestra and chorus. Y-Teen spring formal. Presentation of annual Operetta. September Enrollment tops IOOO including 348 lowly sophs. R. O. T. C. sponsors were elected. Bio-Chem-Phy members attend South Pacific. Pat Clifford appointed new Head Coach. November Homecoming Day-Dana Dodson crowned Queen. Student Council officers elected. Football season ends. Thanksgiving Holidays welcomed by all. Jan uary Mid-term honor graduates announced. S. A. R. medal winners announced. Sixteen new members make National Society. Bio-Chem-Phy elects spring officers. March Basketball season ends. Baseball season began. Highland Park Music Festival. Fi Waurika Band Festivali 'fl y May Senior Garden Party. Senior Play presented. Band pageant. Baccalaureate and Graduation SCHOOL'S OUT. Honor V, X 'H 1 1 f J MJ, ,Q V , .. , : , .J fm' ww - .T . . 1 . . , ,.,. F 5' 'l 3h ,, I' 2 ' . z N in MfSgt. Ross Y. Simmons, Commandant, is fl S gf Qu fn' S 5-3' - gs' , lx . .. . lj. ,V .X xx: serving his second year in this capacity with ity' , - V A l ln. : .. . V A, . . fx t J, V . l I N Poly's R. O. T. C. unit. Assigned to Poly kj lj T, QI .ESQ ,L m X- ty I f .i .X ,- . -', , f last year after serving with the unit at North 5 t W , E .3 f la ,j Side, Sgt. Simmons is a veteran of eighteen IR. 1- xi 9-,T T RX , f' 1 years' service in the Llnited States military ., 9,4 service. T ,Dy ' Shown holding the rifles they learn to shoot are Poly's cadet sponsors. Seated are Honorary Colonel Clara Mae McLeod, Faculty Sponsor, and Honorary Lt. Colonel Jeanne Cannon, Battalion Sponsor. Standing are Honorary Major Regina Walker, Company A, Honorary Major Janet Miller, Company B, and Honorary Major Betty Thomason, Company C. The duties of these sponsors are to plan and execute all social activities of the unit. vi t. t -4' -. r' 9 ' 1 N f.j-- ,X v -' ,J , if i st if Yi ,. - ' X . r A 'jar' aflx v K tg'-f Cl ,- 'j e ' , x- ' 1 ' Ex x IK, .4 N L ful R L . xt . 'A . fj' ,Q .X XY, E. xl: N WT . X , Nl QQ' W V .fl f ,-.Ur L . 'W A ts. -I Members of Poly's R. O. T. C. Rifle Team are Johnny Dunton, James Vick- ery, Jack Anderson, Ted Reigle, Frank Perkins and Charley Tuggle. They com- peted in an all city rifle match at the ORC Armory on March 30th. Poly's sponsors also competed with the other city cadet sponsors in a match held on April l3th at the Armory. lVlfSgt. James E. Caldwell, Instructor, has also served with Poly's unit for two years. Assigned to Poly after serving with the unit at Arlington Heights, Sgt. CaldwelI's active military service was with the cavalry for a period of ten years. He is responsible for instruction in military techniques. COMPANY A Bags, Ronald, Bradshaw, Kerry, Broome, Jack, Co. Commander, Brown, David, Casner, Walter, Cunningham, Billy, Curry Kenneth, Dellis, Randolph, Ferguson, James, Ferguson, Jerald, Fincher, Wayne, Highfill, Billy, Btn. Commander, King Charles, Knox, Earl, Mason, Paul, McPherson, Ralph, Nelson, Billy, Norris, Dewey, Pearson, David, Perkins, Leslie, Pool, Ted Btn. Adjt., Robertson, Stanley, Smith, Raymond, Stockton, James, Worley, Raymond, Read, Nolan, Cook, Eugene, Russell William, Riddle, Herbert, Simons, Marvin, D:Geer, Bill. CCDMPANY B Anderson, Jack, Co. Commander, Armstrong, L. B., Ayers. Hugh, Bradshaw, Kerry, Brooks, Ronald, Buckman. Earl, Curry Kenneth, Dugger, Joe, Hamilton, Royce, Horton, Robert, Kaatz, Earl, Kavanaugh, Mickey, Mauldin, Robert, McCaughan Donnie, McGowan, King, McPherson, Ralph, McKay, Clayton, Paris, Johnnie, Read, Nolan, Reigle, Ted, Acting Btn. Adjt. Richardson, Robert, Riddle, Herbert, Russell, Edwin, Honorary Lt. Colonel, Scott, Durwood, Co. Executive, Simons. David Sweet, Tommy, Wardlow, James, Womack, Findley, Young, John. f 1 COMPANY C Abernathy, Billy, Bailey, Clifton, Bamber, John, Bass, Jack, Bennett, Russell, Brown, Robert, Burton, Ronald, Burns, George, Dugger, Joe, Duke, Raymond, Grimes, Wendell, Co. Commander, Horton, Robert, lvey, Don, Koenig, Gilbert, McKay, Clayton, Moore, Charles, Norris, Don, Osborne, Thomas, Payne, William, Richardson, Robert, Sagaser, Quinton, Sargent, Arthur, Scott, John, Smith, Raymond, Taylor, Robert, Thackston, Decatur, Tuggle, Charles, Vickery, James, Btn. Executive Officer, Abbott, Brooks, Rushing, Aubrey, Thomas, Charlie, Miller, Calvin. buty, Honor and Country Upholding their creed of DUTY well performed, HONOR in all things, and COUNTRY before self, Poly's R. O. T. C. unit develops leadership qualities in American youth. As each cadet is given an opportunity to develop leadership through his own efforts, courtesy, honesty, and respect for constituted authority are stressed as the main goals of the unit. During the first part of their military training, the cadets are taught military courtesy, first aid, organization, leadership in drill, and small arms used by the Army. These small arms include the M-I Rifle, Carbine, Browning Automatic Rifle, Pistol and Hand Grenades. During the advanced part of their training, the cadets learn how to read maps, tactics of small units, teaching methods, and military policy. The cadets are under observation during their training and officers are chosen on the basis of character, attention to duty, leadership in drill, knowledge of military subjects and loyalty to their units. Polg's cheerleaders led the student body in yells which spurred the school's athletic representatives into giving their all for the orange and black. JOHN RAY BAUGH JOHN JAMISON PATRICIA BRANNON NANCY GRAVES JOHNNY DUNTON DON MARTIN JANIECE SWEATT JERRY OZEE 9. Q i, , -, . , es 9, f I gras X' J, L4 Z' . , -w Q 6 ' ,ef l at X-I I f ff I , .1 ID III I , f. 'l um 1 f u A 1,1 :fx 1' . ' Qmvpll A v ' I ll' I f II, My F f I , Vs t iu -Il W 5 fu' - L- P, e, V: ju JJ7, .. 1 f :Lev Jig' 2,7 f' pw 9 f . ' A 46 , , I r I If I I ff 1' I I L1 ll I III Ill' I, I umm IllWIwlIW SEPTEMBER I6, POLY VERSUS NORTH DALLAS! Poly defeated North Dallas 25-6 in a rain-dampened game at Dal-Hi Stadiumin Dallas. SEPTEMBER 23, POLY VERSUS SAN ANGELO! Poly's surprising Parrots floored the visiting San Angelo Bobcats 26-6 at Farrington Field. SEPTEMBER 29, POLY VERSUS PLAINVIEWI That all important point after touchdown shattered unbeaten mark as Parrots fall I4-I3 at Plainview! OCTOBER 6, POLY VERSUS GRAHAM! Backfield men Eddie Horton and All Dis- trict Ed Nowland paced Poly to an easy I9-0 victory in Graham. Q . 5 x f N .f , .A l qlsggi A 5 X4 x '1 ,.: -5 'X X I .Ap , ..,:. 5 ,za V .5 ....., . ,V Mix ag -:ww ,, ,,,::-.-1-,,,4ag:1,., ------ if 'J' z,:,.-N...:P-wwsw ,Wg CROWLEY, JACK DAY, BYRAN DECKER, DONALD I 9 0 Poly teclanic Parrot Front Row: Coach Dan Campbell, Dexter Peacock, Jack Crowley, Frank Luther, George Feather, Charles Decker, James Brown, Coach Pat Clifford 0 Second Row: Jim Mabe, Manager, Maurice Ethridge, Bryan Crow, Paul Wilson, Bob Baldwin, Ronald Parker, Fred Trebing, Richard Carlisle, Nelson Latshaw, Ed Nowland, Cecil Alexander, Manager, 0 Third Row: Curtis Coates, Ramon Phillips, Gail Latimer, Sidney Smith, Alvin Wirt, Jay Smith, Craig Loclhnrt, Donald Decker, Bailey Cheek, Eddie Horton, Robert Jones, Manager 0 Fourth Row: Bob Young, Ronald Smith, Maurice Amidei, Bryan Day, Johnny Howerton, Jim Brock, Bill Enis, Worth Cornelius Bill Estill, Don Leaman, David Record I Planning l26ly's fdoglpfill strategy ajge. coaches Pat Clifford, Dan Campbell, Jack Harley, X, -- 4 . ,V X , and PFESIQ1 Thompgonm 'C l I Ng ' 1 , -' A 5. un- ' -yxgy . X. Q A, V .VI X, ., . FT' , I 2 I' r ,, Q J. lf -dj 'JX , Li! ij V -X N 541 1 ' U X X 4 X '- NX -.y xg Q' V SSN M yu 'xp . -'jd F I L ' . K' ff' jf I, fix, 'A' 5 X ,II A K , '44 x. xifjq- ig 'J nw Nl!-5 'v,L,1,,' :N JL , f 'QTJNL7 c fxb- ,l . 1 - 2 L I-f N, J 14th le tim we it 5 2' 0 g 5 i 3' I ,f Q 5 W 7 f ziiffb ziielf 2f'. - fs M X, 'i X Q , fi f y TTT X 'k 'l 87 7 'I' , 'D MV 'Q 'fs LQ, MOULD, 4 if firmly L mlm f OCTOBER I3 lg YVERSUQ TH IIS l Costly miscues by arrot en cause se ond lpss of the season by that point after touch ownkJFiNnaIyscore, I4-l3. l I ,X A 4 OCTOBER 2l, POLY VERSUS ARLll! EI S. Blinding rain hampered offensive power of Parrots as Heights rolled up impressive 47-26 score at Farrington Field. NOVEMBER 2, POLY VERSUS TECHNICAL! Quarterback Eddie Horton used the spread formation for three touchdowns and an easy victory Q26-OJ over Tech. NOVEMBER IO, POLY VERSUS PASCHAL! Despite low temperatures, many Poly exes attended the homecoming game which the Parrots lost to their arch rival 27-I2. I 2' 4 i LCCKHART, CRAIG LUTHER, FRANK NOWLAN D, ED Button, button, who's got the button? PEACOCK, DEXTER PHILLIPS, RAMON NOVEMBER IG, POLY VERSUS CARTER RIVERSIDE! In the final game of the '50 campaign, the Carter Eagles upset a favored Parrot eleven by stopping the usually sharp Parrot offense to the tune of a I4-6 score. DAVID RECORD JAY SMITH RONALD SMITH FRED TREBING PAUL WILSON af gm Y .Y ,.. -f f 1 w , ,, I -f L? av, 1 I f, - if -N WOT: MAI' lf P5 MM' -' 5 3' if 1 gh -.gf i' .,' 1 4 .p , ,- I Uffifff QM I I cliff: +5Qfff4+ .I 3, 'A I 2 AmfwL?Ll,f ls'1Zw'eI if ,fWk,3Lcif3fz,Q Polys football team ended the season with a won four, lost six record Ed Nowland made the all-city team. Coach Pat Clifford resigned at the end of the season to go into business. Dan Campbell replaced Clifford as Head Coach. ...cf ..:.: xx -Q , f 4 Xml 5 3 Johnny Caruthers, guard, 2 gear ietterman AH-City Team Scarborough puts the whammy on him! A bit of fouling in the Poly-Tech game. Law Sone, forward Bob McCulloch, center, Bill Enis, guard, Jim Scarborough, forward 2 year letterman I year letterman 2 year Ietterman AH-City Team oly 60 4I 38 53 54 49 30 54 44 32 52 33 56 Opponent Birdville Highland Park Waco Birdville Waco Wichita Falls Stephenville Big Spring Abilene Wichita Falls Krum Slidell Laneville Ylae SI Record Opp. Score Poly 33 35 44 50 45 45 37 57 50 56 36 36 25 30 46 39 36 53 37 39 22 3l 3 I 45 44 Opponent Sunset Bowie Highland Park Technical North Side Carter Paschal North Side Arlington Heights Arlington Heights Paschal Carter Opp. Score 53 55 38 35 44 46 35 42 29 37 39 38 Poly won I6 games and lost 9 over the full season. ln the conference, they wound up in a tie for third place with five wins and four losses. Although the Parrots didn't burn 'em up, they did have a successful season. Lettermen roundballers display trophy which they now have permanent possession of, due to winning the Hardin-Simmons lnuitational Tourney for the third year. ASQUAD First Row. Jerry Tinkle, Johnny Caruthers, Bill Estill, Bill Enis, Wayne Thornton 0 Second Row: Coach Jack Harley, Don Leaman, Law Sone, Bob McQuitty, Bryan Crow, Hoyt Childress, Gene Bartlett, Manager v Third Row. Jim Scarborough. Bob McCulloch. Richard O'NeaI, Bob Baldwin, Paul Wilson. BSQUAD First Row. Johnny Howerton, Don Bice, Jimmy Henson, Jerry Gilmartin, Bobby Davis 0 Second Row: Allen Hays, Hugh Brown, Jim McCulloch, J. D. Shipp, Charles Connally v Third Row. Coach Jack Harley, Bob Thompson, Bob Carlson, Johnny Betts, Gene Bartlett, Manager ' . Found a hug! . Posed! . Prof's problem children! . Too many cooks! . Future housewives at work! . Oh, no, an error! . Bet the teacher's gone! . What's up, Doc? Ranch Day Queen Ann Morgan 901 cw Jerry Hooks, Albert Waddle, Jerry Gilmartln, Don Dickinson, Joe Doggett, Clyde Brown, Sponsor 7enniA C7416 First Row: Jimmy McCalIy, Bobby Shipp, Dickie Cooper, Mickey Kavanaugh, Jerry Tinkle, James Kilmer ' Second Row: Jerry Ozee, Mary Robbins, Martha Woodruff, Norma Sue Griffin, Garnet Waters, Pat McQuerry, Wilma Hoyler, Pat Kirk, Shirlene Williamson, Clyde Brown, Sponsor 0 Third Row: Don Dickerson, Walter Raynaud, Charles McCaIly, Betty Joe Hull. Martha Jenkins, Judy Evans, Tommy Nell Roach I A ZJJWA Tracie Under new Track Coach Leonard gan training in early March in preparation for city meets, and the annual Interscholastic League meet held this year at Stephenville, Texas. y f W M' 'fs1 I Hwnwfmg f:nmsvmuwM,gg,lElmm First Row: Eugene Rucker, Max Hamilton, Frankie Williams, Roland Perry, Gail Latimer, Larry Alderson, Alvin Wirt, and Jack Brock 0 Second Row: Jackie Barnett, Billy Tucker, Edgar Harris, John Baugh, Sidney Smith, George Stewart, Joe Bill Patton 0 Third Row: Wayne Middleton, Othell Swain, Ronald Henson, Max Chapman, Billy Stephenson, Robert Young 0 Fourth Row: Randy Reynolds, Eddie Pafford, Ramon Phillips, George Feather, Dwane Travis, Bruce Meador, Bryan Day. Pugh, the Parrot Track Team be- 544426411 Coached by Preston Thompson, new addition to the Parrot athletic staff, the orange and black dia- mond nine began its '5I season against Dallas's Sunset High. Sparked by six returning letter- men, the team competed under the old AA state athletic set-up. BASEBALL LETTERM EN First Row: Maurice Ethridge, Johnny Caruthers, Clyde Dodson, Eddie Horton 0 Second Row: Bill Enis, Roger Looney, James Kilmer, Paul Wallace B VOLLEY BALL TEAM-REEVES Row One: Pat Womack. Carol Morgan 0 Row Two: Shirley Herms, Marlene Tallmon, Joy Bos- tick ' Row Three: Mary Ann Sprinkle, Doris Dubbs, Jeannine Brister, Sue Miller, Margaret Johnson U Row Four: Delores Martin A VOLLEY BALL TEAM-REEVES Row One: Billie Dixon, 0 Row Two: Gloria Howland, Peggy McSpadden, Edwina Box 0 Row Three: Judy Evans, Maxie Bacus, Lucy Stell, Pat Thomas B VOLLEY A VOLLEY BALL TEAM-OWENS First Row: Fay Dillard, Neda Helton, Liz Farris 0 Row Two: Elvalena Beas- ley, Shirlene Williamson, June Woodall, Tommie Nell Roach, Trillus Duffee ' Row Three: Joretta Guthrie, Patsy O'Neal, Joan Oliver, Jean Rice, Mary Fowler BALL TEAM- CWENS Row One: Edith Mc- Millian. Emelea Hinz. Martha Woodruff, 0 Row Two: Sue Ken- nedy, Betty Fowler, Joan Powell. Peggy McDugle, Ann Blan- ton ' Row Three: Loretta Brauer, Joy Creswsll, Martha Jenkins, Bobbie Nel- on. Irene Lawless, Glenna Badgett. Shirlene Williamson ARCHERY Kneeling: Joanne Tangney, Carol Barb, Bobbie Hard- wick ' Standing: Evelyn Cooksey, Patricia Brannon, Maurine Green, Ruth Se- crest, Wanda Jones, Jean Straiton V 14 Zine o Tlaanlaa TO-L. E. Slawson, photographer, who was 1 f always ready to lend his experienced hand I to staff members seeking new and interest- ing ways to tell pictorial stories. 9 A' ul- .' P , YH .. C - TO Jess Harwell, engraving consultant, without whose enthusiasm, X, s 1 Service beyond the call of duty, and moral support, this Parrot could not have reached the finished stage. ' n O 8 7 O 4 C B yi Annnz' ' ' Q TO-Allen Orgain, class photographer, who, with TO-John Wallace and Ernest Dezelle, printers, who aided in many his leiind wife, not only did a great job of photo- ways, calmly and patiently directing staff members in preparingpfinal graphing 800 Parrots, but also aided the staff in copy, cataloging pictures. MISS MAURINE MARTEL, sponsor of the Parrot for many years through last year's edition. ' 71.6 14nnaal5taff Finished, Happy, but Tired! AUTOGRAPHS L !f f6f7yQ,,1J x ' KL' , . , M421 W fffWf .yy Jfffyff P' Q9 V' mmf f ffm W Q ,ff w M1 WA Ky' Q31 Qf5j L?p jifwfff My , . 4' ' A.. ,fr f b, . My fq A , g 12, I , SQL! , -.Q , I ff 1 J' , -A Q I.. yy ' Vvr, 1 If I I ' ' , ,,, Q,f','a, v fL!Q.6 L 1,-V I V W. A R V-,1 ' fy, T Vhdlq Q, fxgifkeha V k' f'. 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