Sanderson High School - El Aguila Yearbook (Sanderson, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1948 volume:

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This book has been prepared as a pleasant reminder of your school days and is presented to you with the hope that your enjoy- ment of it will increase with the passing years. The Staff W I W' ,. - i fffg' fy- .fliffm 'alfmisii ' i1 j A 1'-my 71 . 4 n els! 7' i Q E - fiilfsi ..::s jx X' I ,-s ., - ' i f Rf ki uhlkkuz Q , lv f rf ,RQ .,i -f, ' Ji' N 'fic' .5 X'--L'-A gf , , . ' s 'Y , . -'f' rr -,kwa -,- I Q, if Jia .f .9 . TWD-'Q i 1 i XE . yi? ' 2' 1 2' 7 3 ' -5 I f-i-. n i ,. , i fns39i. ii Q if ' A -5353, 4... ,Ara .,:,hqg54.,.x?hxN ' si.. .. - -1553253 tt., h .,M.I:mEN N Y 5 , 3 5 'iiiiiiii' F R E W an-:+wf 'Q' r-f-'S-f-1:. '1' lg J .' Q4 ' V4 5 Q 5 -p ' , ., ' r D H . - Q V L 7' , J' 3 ' -3, -5'-Q 5. ' W ,gy-H Q-ni.. af. ,wt ,Q - fi' sf , 1 an W ff- . ' .Jr .. ... - ..-Q' 21+-S . - V -J 1 Lt f' 4' f -. ' . g 'tit rg i. -fr' wrt . if-,ff -P N- av- - .'n. -v A V in Q rf ,P qw,-I 1 ' 'X' 'NWN i ,. A -- If JN P' ., .A M ' ,,1,,p 1i'55Wf'-fa DEDICATION To the Eagle Squad of 1947, we proudly dedicate this edition of Fl Aguila. XVith courage, determination, and clean sportsmanship, they overcame many obstacles to win Sanderson High's first District Championship. '21 Co-Captains Dishman-Harrell BOARD OF EDUCATION 44- R. S. Wilkinson County Supt. nv. 02 Nw ames Caroline john Harrison T. R. Arrington Secretary President The School Board with the County Superintendent plan and work out the School budget. They balance the expenditures against the expected revenue for the year. They also approve the general policies of the school and help in the plans for improvement. The school board deserves your thanks and cooperation. They gave their time and interest without pay. s. f' . ' 35 ww 2 V MN 1, N .,, big 4 4,5, Q ,g , 7 . s . 3 H '. H J ' M W Q 1 'vii I L. Q S JU , ,VU If 1 . 5 GK Q tilsgyx in .Q 1 I Aman SUPERINTENDENT C. G. BRADFORD B S., E.T.S.T.C., M.A., E.T.S.T.C. www Niagra-A---1 awww, -- K1 .a , M, -M Nw W N '? ' W fl .X vs., 5 i i HL 5 f..-Q-v PRINCIPAL M. B. England B.A. S.T.S.T.C. FACULTY . fs, -Q , tag wjf,w -I . - ff ff f ,lar ' - , , 1, ,, ,iggi 12,51 ,, V ., ,WM ' L, 4- + 9 W 24'QqQ'5fQfgp5,' , ni, ink Miss Faye Crossland B. S., Stephen If. Austin Smte 'l'e41rlier's C0 Mr. Wilbur Hall McCullar B. A., University of Texas Miss Lucille Kennedy B. A., Texas Christian University Mrs. Camille Leigh B. A., Mary Hardin Baylor Mrs. C. G. Bradford B. A., East Texas State Teachers College ff as A 3-L5 5 9? X Mrs. W. H. Savage B. A., University of Texas O25 the Dem,-1 i X45 ' :nent I Q' Q Mu , get rincipd gf , awash Algebra II Our athletic faculty'- ,'!i nn 1 X 7 4 1 I T- W3 N X SENICDRS mmm. 1 1 . f, Sf s-ix. lii k A. , S 3:85 1 . i A. si g if if kg Q53- 'f is 4 if 1 is X 3 5 f u 5 4? X 3 , E S u 2 P' nn fi W I 6 Mrs. C. G. Bradford , . . Sponsor Favori tes- Robert 'loc Dishman Betty Sue Yeates CLASS OFFICERS Robert J0e Dishman ,. , President joe Mussey ,..,. e ..,,, ,. ,, . Vice President Harriet Pierson W Y, , , H , , A Treasurer Bill House ,,,, W W Reporter Betty Ann Peary ,, , , Social Secretary Joe Brown Who's Who '46-'47g junior President, Foot- ball 2 yrs., Annual Staff '46-'47, Softball '46- '47, American Legion Award '44, Glee Club, Soph. Treasurer Chris Hempel Football . . ,.....s- 1-' ... . SENIORS Robert oe Dishman l Senior Pres., Drum Ma- jor '47-'48, Most Pop- ular Boy '47-'48, Bus. Mgr. El Aguila '47-'48, Football Captain '47g Class Favorite 4 yrs.g Most Handsome Boy '46-'47, Tennis, Track, Basketball Doris Duke Cheerleader '48, Sun Carnival Princess '48, Most BeautifulGirl '48, Editor El Aguila '48, Art Editor El Aguila 3 yrs., Pres.Soph. Class, Newspaper Art Editor, Class Reporter, Volley- ball, Tennis Champion '47, High School Re- gister, Choral Club, l-l. E. Reporter Billie Carter Bill House Pres. Band '47-'48, Football 2 yrs.g Glee Club, Senior Reporter joe Mussey Student Body Pres. '47- '48, Football 2 yrs.g Basketball '47-'48g Track, Adv. Mgr. El Aguila '47-'48, Vice- Pres. Sr. Class Harriet Ann Pierson Ed. - in - Chief Eagle News '47-'48g Mary Mitchell Award 2 yrs., Whos Who '46-'47- '48g Pep Squadg Student Librariang Library Clubg Volleyballg Press Clubg Choral Clubg H.E. Club Sec't - Treas. '46 - '47g Soph. Sec't-Treas.g jun- ior Sec't-Treas.g Senior Sec't-Treas. SENIORS David Thompson Football 3 yrs.g Basket- ballg Softballg Volley- ballg Science Clubg Bandg Glee Club Betty Ann Peavy Band Majorette '47-'48g Who's Who '48g El Aguila Staff 3 yrs.g H. E. Club Pres.g junior Class Favoriteg Library Clubg Press Clubg Pep Squadg Choral Clubg Sr. Social Sec't., junior Reporter E . Ernestina Ochoa Betty Sue Yeates Class Favorite 4 yrs.g Freshman Pres.g Foot- ball Sweetheart '44g Cheer Leader '46-'47- '48g Most Popular Girl '46-'47g Annual Staff '46-'47g News Staff '46-'475 Band Sec t '47- '48g Most Popular '47- 48g Volleyball, Choral Club, Library Club v sENroR CLASS, HISTORY!! I GRADUATION NIGHT - Tonight as we twelve dignified seniors, the graduating class of 1948, proudly walk forth to receive our diplomas, thoughts of the past years flash through our minds. Eleven years ago, nineteen eager first graders showed up at school bright andearly, It was the first day of school and were we thrilledl. None of us realized that this day marked the beginning of eleven long years of study. We had Miss Lee for a teacher that year. We were all crazy about her, even through she did make at least one of us sit in the hall each day. Of those nineteen original members, there are seven graduating tonight. Those seven who have stuck to- gether all these years are Doris, Betty Sue, Harriet, Betty Ann, Bill, joe Neil, and Robert Toe. J We were all back the next year-ready to travel the second mile on the rocky road of knowledge. Joe Mussey's name was added to the class roll that year, and it was' Miss Wade who had to struggle with teaching us readin', writin', and 'rithmetic. We learned enough that year to be put on up to the third grade. Miss Harrison was our teacher, and she was really swell. She must have taught us a lot because the next year Mr. Holt decided we knew too much to be in the fourth grade, so he promoted us. We were growing up- -just think, fifth graders! We got Miss Weimers for a teacher, and we liked her so much that we made them let her teach us another year. The sixth grade was a pretty big year for us all, and we surely had to study. It was worth it though, because then we reached the seventh grade and got Miss Odom for a teacher. We were the Big Shots over at grammar school for a whole year, and were those first graders envious! At the end of the year we turned into farm guys and gals and put on the cutest operetta called Molly Be jolly . Next came the eighth grade when we went over to the high school building. Mr. Davis was our sponsor, and David and Ernestina became a part of us that year. As tadpoles we had a big time. We eagerly looked forward to the next year, though, when we'd be in high school. We had a beautiful graduation exercise and were tremendously proud of those pieces of paper that said we were now in high school. All summer long we were counting the days 'til school would start again. At last the day came! We were high school freshmen-why, we were practically grown!! What a year! Not a single minute of it will ever be forgotten. Those seniors really pushed us around, and we were afraid to talk back to any of them. But we did think a lot of them-they were setting an example for us to follow in the years to come. Miss Lattimore was elected sponsor, Mrs. Duke was room-mother. They helped us stand up for our rights. The next year we got to initiate the fish , and, of course, that made us feel pretty big. Mrs. Hasty was our sponsor, Mrs. Beckett our room-mother. They were really nice to us sophs. U Next came the junior year when we picked out the best teacher in school Mrs. B , for our sponsor, and we got the nicest mama, Mrs. Mansfield, to be oui ikoorrg-rpother. 46-47 was a big year for us all. Most of the boys stayed busy playing t l d b ' ' oo a an asketball for ole S. H. S. . The girls and Mrs. B. were constantly having ideas about howto make money. The -Iunior Play, His Ozark Cousin , was presented in December. It was really a hit, and you've never seen such acting ability' We put on a scrumptious banquet and prom for the Seniors Evervthin was all f' h U . I g ixe up lice a circus, and everyone had a wonderful time. Oh yes, I nearly forgot--we had d. . an a fition to our class that year. Chris Hempel moved all the way from Austin to be one o us. Then came the really big year. We were seniors! Billy Carter joined our clas th t - s a yezlri, magang us tvlscplve strong. We weren't many in number, but we made up for it in u 1 q ty.. e got rs. B. for a sponsor again, and I don't know what we would have done without her help, she was just wonderful to us. Since Mrs. Peavy was the first room-mother we ever had, we decided to make her the last one too Because there weren't many of us we really had to stand, u h h V . - A p or eac ot er. We Reade Sure that la senior got elected to all the important offices, such as student presi- n , fum mayor, newspaper editor, etc. The boys went all out for football and did everything possible to bring S. H. S. its first football championship in 47. Both boys and girls worked. hard to give Sanderson a First Division band at contest in the spring. Our play was a big success, and the Juniors helped end the year with a 1ong-to-be-remem- bered banquet and prom. This about winds up the school days for us seniors, but we shall long cherish these days as our happiestj It will seem strange to us not to belong around S H S. next year, and it is our desire to wish the best of everything to the classes that follow. Billie,C. Le, N . - ,N Q kg . ad? ' nw I H riff GY U24 Chrib K' , Cranium S-fr' ' Ku 'Robefll' Toe 'x5a.lt 'P V. -Dorlio h 8, fb 'f' ll e 7 U 6 7' C C u 1' C ! Grade, 1 0 17- X9 JUINIICDRS , A , ggi N Q, Mrs. Sybil Savage Sponsor Favorites --- jack Ilarrcll Margie May OFFICERS Frank Harrell A, , ,,.,,.,,V,,,,S ,S President Bobby Cooke , .,,Yw,e , Vice President Ernestine Jessup ., ,,.,. ,esv. S ec.-Treas. jimmy Harris s,,,, S, Reporter Q ll er Joyce Buttrell Bobby Cooke JUNIORS X-fi A ag 'NX V' fi jean Franklin Magdalena Gonzolas lf, 25' , ' I if gg :.,, n A mx ' Y 1. Arturo Guiterrez H Q , r Frank Harrell , I aar'l X AQ L I f sf L Jack Harrell A m jimmy Harris 3 r o fa. 3 - L' ,L ' S L A ' f Gracelia Hernandez Billy Gene Hill 5, N ia Ernestine Jessup Cecelia Marquez JUNIORS X Q ' Buddy May Marjorie May Walter Pauli Liz Phillips a. - sw Beverly Thorn Janie Turner Evelyn Netherland Gloria Olivarez 'X M' M Ll I 5 K haf, 'Z N1e t'a-dgf 'ill N .Q K A-a-X 'X A V 4. M ill! - Ulf M lx yi ,N 4'-lu..W. gin 5 I 5 5.5 1 K 'L 3 WIA W N La , CLASS OFFICERS Thomas Hill , , President Homer Hill , Vice-President Betty Cooke , C , Reporter Nancy Peavy Sect.-Treas. Faye Crossland-Sponsor g677Z6Z'W'6Vff5t Class Favorites Nancy Peavy Thomas Hill z ' F .Q 's Ev 'sw i i B ' K Xi Q . l 3 2 A Consueia Chavez Betty Cooke Regina Falcon Isabel Flores Homer Hill Thomas Hill ggffhwdgfg Barbara Anderson Felipe Arredondo Odell Brotherton Barbara Brown Joan Byrd Billy Chamberlain 5 . 'ela rl li G llll ' 3 4 5 lf, K C lari ' in SGPHOMORES Marilyn Mansfield h EQ 5 Gloria Marquez .Wi - e , Margaret Newton 5 My fa 5.31 it 'Xi M f L SN 9 'XJ j. W. Powers Blanche Salinas Edwin Smith Jacinto Venegas Rudolfo Zepeda Evelyn Ferguson Y Y k A Nw . ,ll 2 Melvin Newton Rose Olivarez Nancy Peavy S s 5 m....,3 Q l DID NT HAVE r Q A 1':lla4irRTO mx 1 -. , Ill 2 D D FRESHMEN 1 Hmm CLASS OFFFICERS Barbara Clark V , President Waynene Cade Vice-President Betty Faye Sullivan Sec't.-Treas. jimmy Bradford Reporter FRESHMEN Y Camille I.cigl1f'f- Sponsor Favorites Barbara Clark jimmy joe Russell L s IJ ' A 3 K.nL if ' - x f,L L I ' s f ' mv , a if , Ek .1 4 l J -Rr 'N A Mario Escamilla Ulalia Escamilla George Fisher David Flores Bobby joe Hill Ruth Ann Kelly FRESHMEN jimmy Bradford Waynene Cade Irene Calzada Barbara Clark Walter Carruthers Erminia Cerda farm. Wah,- K .k.rk. B A E r I S aupfmw ' r Kb X X KJ Q Mr , ll xf 'NX hm 1 6 4 l rl Charlene Searcy Betty Faye Sullivan J. D. Tompson Tomasa Ytu rbi Susie Zepeda FRESHMEN Wade McDonald Billy McDonald Betty Mayfield Pabla Perez jimmy joe Russell jo Beth Strother .s k u . x X. -f 3 B B f FAVCDRITES R 5 QM Q? 9 Ff f --- .ws -K i Sli L f.ss.SIqG'i -.iq 'S. mf- 2- - ' L' get X ' 2 f il .Luull E A-7' ll 'NYS ifwpdiyyfff- JACK HARRELL k 5 L 7 2 ' i S? Q. I Q six . L fi J if . ,.x ,,.X.M,. ,. A A., , MMWWM Q W' h M A Q, , k,w. ,, ,,.. . at V L,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,., mQ,,mm, ...,D 3 m..,,,, , mLMwL . V ,W-QW 3-L ,. -m.m..H-fm... -- - - - - -iffafgfgz' 1.11-61.'8I 4! 6' gms V z'fQf2?W'f' Ekfff-?ff :, , - f ROBERT JOE DISHMAN 'fmmfma 1... X5 MARGIE MAY bf' 2 X 1 bf'--S., 1 .JM -we ss X - X ,K L V is Y' my , A H - .JY QGQMQZYZQZZ CS 2aee?Zeefz?4 NANCY PEAVY Wt-IO'S WHO .F A-xl DORIS DUKE These students were selected by the faculty to represent Sanderson High School in the National High School Register for 1947-48. In making the selection the following points were considered: Scholarship, leadership, citizenship, service to the school and to the community. JOE MUSSEY Uufffkamdng ghdmfs It has been customary each year for the faculty to select students who have contributed notably to school life in both the academic and the extra-curricular fields. This procedure was varied slightly this year in that nominations for this honor were made by a representative student committee and final selection by a faculty committee from the nominations. The four students pictured below are those chosen. Others nominated were: jimmy joe Russell, Arturo Gutierrez, and Jimmy Bradford. BETTY ANN PFAVY LIZ PHILLIPS HARRIET ANN PIERSON nuuu mmf ll Eagles will UiSll'i0I EPMYED III WGN vu received it 9116 Sanderson Pbball tilt would be f1derson..nnv.,..l... 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EI E s 'z 1-'Q .N T F 'F Ei! A , 5 ame is the result. of the -a0V.L15-0136171 1 - ..-hm mpir respec- Nov. 22--Ft, Stockton 10 ' '11w..J.q.-.- ' gr ' Sat., I-Q ,-Q ..i: .,.a i vii , .'. fi K' Q in M c Kaikllfgvrl, ff - K . - .. -... , a gm-ee V M . r . - if A as K 'g U L 4 .jk .. ll in .M N ,N , ' . ' - ! 5 ff, ., . . V .ihfbi 1 Li iafff if A !,M,J:1gj, '14 12 V 1 L, , A4 K eg -. X. Q , W 3. . , 15. 'lfx ' i. Q- X.. if: A -'wwf uf. -Q99 A 'H ' W sr 1 -4,35-'Q X 4 'gil' ,nc -qfiatifl A .fzif -f - 'fx ' X NW y- Sq. ,s-if -L-4,2 'V'-.i'f. . ,v , ik., akgfql'-?'9'-. i N. if X Ne' r .wifi mam QAM sf , , 6... ' ' V . 1' .. X 5 V'1lTfPi?4,p,. ' :xi i 5- 'Q .. I 24? X ,' ' 0 ' ..Z 'L e' ' LM... Sanchez---Left Guard Ready, willing, and able Brown-Right Tackle The Headless Horseman rides again , Red Ryder gets thrown. Dead end. r One at a time, please. Homer trys to ride piggy back. Take your time, David, they won't hurt Pauli. . District Champs' Victory Yell. . Bobbie joe bulldogs a Short- horn. . Harrell hogs the show. 12 13. Whos scared of who. .y,. Q N Sept Sept Sept.. Oct. Ott. Oct. Ort. Nov Nov. Nov Dec. 12'-Iran , 19 19--Grandfalls M CS 26-Alpine . 7 10-Marfarrr O 17----Alpine O 24h4Forr Stockton 0 30 Grandfalls 4 6 7-,Marta 12 H-San Felipe 26 Zlhliabcns , U 5- ---A Crane -Z7 Sanderson Sanderson Sanderson Sanderson Sanderson Sanderson Sanderson Sanderson Sanderson Sanderson Sanderson ' 'favs menu 'W' QS ?'5KEf'W31 :Br Q fs. 1 1 JI init!! 13 i ' 'wvfwt wvcwwwf '91 Ewa! mary mtsiawmmw 'JW mummy ixlunmmw wan wmgimg X wi W'f'l 4 w9i9'lif'YQaIK1 l 1IlAll l r ' I 119599 il -l li I E! jack Harrell Thomas Hill Bobby Cooke joe Mussey Buddy May-Mgr. David Thompson Melvin Newton Frank Harrell Robert Joe Dishman David Flores Homer Hill Felipe Arredondo Edwin Smith M. B. England-Coach Za? Q ?e2!cZ All-District Football First team-F. Harrell, Tackle, Thompson, End, Smith, Guard, H. Hill, Back. Second team-Mussey, End, Dishman, Back, J. Harrell, Back. Honorable Mention-T. Hill. Center, Sanchez, Guard, Russell, Back. The Student Body wishes to extend their thanks for the all-out support given by local organizations and individuals toward the com- pletion of Eagle Field- Robert joe Dishman receives Lions Club Trophey for- Most Valuable Player of 1947. All-District Basketball Jack Harrell and David Thompson Volleyball Team-48 Flores, Yeates, Ochoa, Pierson Duke, Thorn, Phillips, Peavy, Anderson 5 at ir il Q if W5 .. . gp. ! V W xl ' Dfstvict Meet Hwfiqg x ' , X . ff' 5 B . jg ' . P,1ClT5C1 ' ' K .,. ..- Efudsbrdm LQYSOAT x5-T Hiu W- Gfmde 'bcixool borjs doulgleg C:-nd sshd b s'5'vmke5 4 ' 5 Q O3 l 5 ' I W , Q GWggW - 'zu W gg h 5 ' ,K 3, r 'W g f '- -. ' . sa k f , V ., . 1 ,1 'Dg6kmoiAv,.x5.t - fs, I, I Tr. begs' sivsgies i - X . '.j.55Z3j5E,5- H , ., an A K . K Chdmherxainwnmvris- IA R 1 Ll Q Th bugs, cluougg. ' ,-ea'YL5T'9 orn- : Q , Jn gurls dsuxoles- 45 x E K . 'N 9 I Woman --Pl? S A Bd' too L56 Amskgs - Ill 1 N wi ,X ' 'W Y - 'X ? MD sh ' EM VQX , Q kv lv! U, Y - 1:3 Umamxafwglcdvx - Ho.,rTEu'-BLU!! 5 . I A L. CDRGANIZATICDNS E STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Joe Mussey .....................,..........,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,T,,,,,T,v,,, President Robert Joe Dishman V7,,,,,, ,,,,,e,,,,ee S enior Representative Frank Harrell ,,,,,r,,,,,,,,, ,rrrr.wr,,r,,r J unior Representative Thomas Hill ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vr,V,., S ophomore Representative Barbara Clark ,,,,,,,4, r,,,,, F reshman Representative imm Harrison rrrwr, ,,7,,A 8 th Grade Re resentative Y P J' l '.v ,gn- i i xiii? i v ia N ' 1 lssg. ,L Hin '. 1-. ii 4. ,L Al ii K ui I do f A .,s.v-- V A '4 x'. .Y f i Y A.. . - if ,i ,N n V 2 i 1' f .. 4 - ,, ' :M -' ' , rf' , i,, 'fx C I N s ii. ' L , MI , . ,.. . Si 1m'JA' 'xi ' ,- .W ' .-.v. , '--. , . . f 1 ns. --I' I ' .Q4.il.l.l'lill.'.Zili'f 'Q:irlf2 Lizzie Belle Phillips Majorette -,-A W V 1--.,-nw ini -1,1 ,mm .pi Robert joe Dishman Drum Major uv V , im Betty Ann Peavy Maj orette J A' K X -'fs C Q ,um 4 Flute Betty Peavy Tammie Yturbi Oboe Douglas Attaway Clarinet Bett Cooke Nanliiy Peavy Mary 'Landon Rose Margaret Newton Bobby Wilkinson Irene Calzada Jimmie Caroline Juani Vallez Enedina Perez Jean Franklin Alto Clarinet Doris Duke Bass Clarinet Jackie Savage Horns Janie Turner Bobby Cooke Barbara Brown Walter Pauli Alto Saxophone Ernestine Jessup Jimmy Harrison Tenor Saxophone Marjorie May Cornet Alex Avillez Jimmy Harris George Fisher Joe Nessmith Douglas Duncan Miles Sullivan .wr , 4,0 A S' , 1, -A 2, X I '1 Q44 I' V ,fu '9 .291 Trombone Jimmy Bradford David Larson Colby House Baritone J. D. Thompson Bass Bill House Odell Brotherton Percussion Robert Dishman Barbara Anderson Marilyn Mansfield Lizzie Belle Phillips Mary Lou Cargile Betty Sue Yeates Billy Gene Hill xiii X .Oxy 1 - V X I 5 5? a 'A 'I .wk Q Yi A H 378' -x..,..,., 1 M RWM! 5 5 . E. X 98 G Z Q ' 'f ' ,. Y W! - Q- ,- Q ,'f ,- ij, ff' H. E. CLUB Marjorie May-President . W www f,, f -mm s 1 'Www 1 AMY K V QA ff A t ,M ,whim H5 is-,U 5 L4 Sinai 1? 'if 'I .avi-Kg +1 uf bw., 5 uid mggmmk. 'Yi mg g.u,:iwkg'A ,w D I I 1 Y f 'il MT. ar'-V Nvg' 73, 5 'mfifw-1 , EAGLE NEWS STAFF Harriet Pierson-Editor-in-Chief LIBRARY WORKERS 'slug ,nn . 1 J. ,--Q - A - 1 i o. QT , -Q ev i 'V s 4,1 Yak ,, ff if .fri '- n , I ,X X , A Gfvew wma I R -2. JM: 615 ffurre- 5- 5411! 3 dcaafbnf. 91' Hag., Cagrado If 6T.j351'fx31'n, af VUJLI' Lccrnigi Lame! wifi, J JC-fvvol. 7. twl-M five:-rd Ckafw' 7. Camlmfyxlbj-i Hhjbf f0- RCf and more ycaeli' u. Hill vi-HN. Lg, Qjj if r:a.:6, Ja,-rfb, 1.1. flanlrg, Laporfj ,yi wgrlfckw 3013 LZaMfAfM5 me JL' -. f WK Y, 3 . Wana M, , ., ' x , v A Ink, Q -.V LV-.1 -'sb f Q 'iv,i? 'f'f'f'f 'Y7f 'ff 7N'+ 5f 1 ff-A lf- 1371-ve fffwdfzif . 18. CHUQAX' QLQJ 21. 'Zum dn! ,W , ,Q my , ,fm . 11. 'ww' A .1-K 5 . QW .as V' x 56,5 , 'f x :ft rg, i W an Y L' :if Mu N, .-f ,,...-f' if fx v 'H 90 1 1 ' e 5:8335 '. A4 .QV Q76 lllniif' S 6716'- Ei-Fnvga G E E EE: ft , :Q fig s? Se -f ' sa ,,.....-,...... .........- -- V ,,m,,......----if 4 8 'o 'W' G 45. . Qui .Qvi . T ... . . K , 9 . ' 3X F G' F . ,A i . 5TsxYQ P. T. A. EXECUTIVE BOARD Mrs. Mary Frances Harkins-Pres. Mrs. Louise Newton-Sec't.-Treas. ROOM MOTHERS BAND BOOSTER'S CLUB First Grade sA,,,w,,,, Mrs. Howard Stavely Mrs. john Harrison .,,,,,, President Second Grade M , Mrs. W. D. O'Bryant Mrs. Claude Hill ,..,, , , ,. Vice-Pres. Third Grade .,,. Mrs. Malone Mitchell Mrs. Hugh Rose ..,..... ,. .. Sec't.-Treas. Fourth Grade ,,.,,.,. , Mrs. Weldon Cox Mrs. Francis Mansfield ,,.,,,. ,, Reporter Fifth Grade ...,,,..,,., Mrs. K. HL Stutts , Sixth Grade V 7Y.'A Mrs. A. J. Hahn The Band Boosters Club adopted Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Ninth Grade . Tenth Grade . Eleventh Grade Twelfth Grade for its year's project the purchasing of new band uniforms. By working very hard and by securing the aid of other local civic organization, this project was carried through to a successful conclusion. Mrs. Hugh Rose Mrs. R. S. Wilkinson Mrs. Polly Cade Mrs. Claud Hill Mrs. Ernest Jessup Mrs. C. P. Peavy irahimhinhbh fiaig 5 i ' i 2322 Q A A fi. an R . 9 . X sei Q Q5 ski XF' r l Efs.. L? 3' 1 1 s ,,, ' s 1 I 'fm 1 If lex SMA-. Q 5 1 Q -af ilgl ELEMENTARY FACULTY 7 W rK K -In C. A '-w, ., i Mrs. Melburn Grigsby Mrs. Kathlyn Grigsby Miss Karen Mac Smith Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Fifth Grade ff Mrs, Dixie Hayre M. O. Bane-Principal Mrs. Lillie Shetton Fourth Grade Third Grade NX is is fl W' ' We A eti sim ' is A Mrs. M. O. Bane Mrs. Mary Bess Harkins Miss Una Lee ' Miss Lucille Kennedy Eighth Grade Second Grade First Grade Eighth Grade M QQQJZ OFFICERS Jimmie Harrison r ,, President Bobbie Wilkinson s Vice-Pres. Barbara Rose H , W Sec't.-Treas. FAVORITES David Larsen , ,, . , Reporter A110 SCC1'f'fSf Jimmie Harrison 6 Q , file .A :fi 'lr D' r 4 W it li I, Y J , X-, N 4. .. W-YM' .W 3' 2 ' j QW l Al K R I ' i J K X f' 4 . A , -- A-. N . . -ll J- - . or I 17 P I K oft! ll- , ' in K, K .A gpg' K I 'k,r: i n A H sg 1-1 L R . J e f l J Wir T f 'X rr fl eq? J Q rrrr li 5 of UWA' 4 vfduufufb 1 J . . W 75? W' iiii rrrr A e .ef 2 ,J 1 ' 7 '-Q 'SS' I f gi I X 'A irr' 1 X 1' Alejandro Alivez Roberto Arreclondo Elena Calzada Antonio Carrasco Jimmy Carter Douglas Duncan Raul Flores Jimmie Harrison Lewis James David Larsen Enedina Perez Marion Powers Ambrosia Rodriguez Barbara Rose Hal Sansom Jo Ann Secrest Jackie Talbot Shirley Thompson Richard Turner Juana Valles Bobbie Wilkinson Mary Wolfe Willie Wolfe SEVENTH GRADE Douglas Attaway Mary Lou Cargile jimmy Caroline f f james Clark fl' .. V, lg K Marilyn Courtney g ,fig ik r,.. ,L Clara June Davis George Davis A R I by o D Colby House L fa F i 5 R. , g Joe Albert Nessmith ' C R A -. M L Rob'nson 1 ng R M255 ' ii Q , rg, ,:rK,r' m ' liy r M x it s y Dick Russell f 'W H V l I ' -ii X X I if Lg xx my ii K M g ' ii jackie Savage M g W N Miles Sullivan . . 'G . h A . X jim Turner x , Xfg f 51 lim' g Peggy Wagner S' I ii A g W V R r,rr. gxkg my X Clyde Elmer Word 3 R gil is a , :.r - 2- 4 ' if f Q 3 R , 1 .1 ,Q 21:5 A-ef 'll' Irs SIXTH GRADE Ruby jean Bell Tommie Burkley ' Odell Curruthers Patsy Casey Marvin Clamp Mickie Hahn Claude Hill Dorothy Hill Tony Hopper janell Littelton Mary McDonald Tommy Mansfield David Mitchell Roselie Rutledge Charles Stegall Carolyn Spears Patricia Vaughn Donna Wooten 4 . L . I 4 R as A jpg Q t Q , eya '-l Q i'll C ff R R ia ':i . i i T 3 X ' ef ki -l , ' ' 5 fps -rii R ii R Vg T S ji. DN rggg i g if A 'L K M 455' N I N M 'C wf X.. 4 R7 'X if 'fl at If aw: X 4,331 ii W if ,p a ii M, 9 g :..,,,, f l l .- f 43 5 . ig A 'ii J' i R, f R' ' 9 - ,- il 5 fs lg .4 .hm FIFTH GRADE . Coy Lee Boatner M , Jerry Carter 1 eil Jimmie Condra Alva Cook fk ' 1' Alma Faye Davis o Ruth Freeman ,A J Sarah Pat Grigsby Q y joan Lambert ,C W Bobby jean Locke Deanna Moore Field x Edna Parks h joy Rose at Dayna Strother W Kenneth Stutes Nanc ean Turner Y J X Wg I5 me Em . . .t T N 4 1 'S' ia X ig ' 1 we 4 ' 5 W , 'gk ,Ji 3 in ',q ' i Q i',. iffy H M .eff 5 .fag 'I - -ali R .. '- ef li S ' H C El - ' fn f l 1 il -' Jigs in a, T' .pw S511-if N memo fi 0 ' L at ,LD X Ar ra .X N, V , h ,s A 5 ' me ie: . , f -beta 1' ,, , V -xQ-nb 5 .S rrr elf, 1 ee l .J f . z' 30h-Sxkr A 'vt -'X A B' , a it if ' FOURTH GRADE Sol Alclredge Marva Arnold Bobby Beckett Mayme Bell Carve Bost Delbert Clamp Darrell Glyn Cox Wylene Cox joan Carruthers Della Dunagan Janice Gilley Myrl Gilley Sydney Glen Harkins Gary Harrell Joanne Harrell Wendell Hill Ruth Smith Nancy Mitchell Vivian Moore Vannah Jo Nance Colleen Pierson Audrey Story Stanley Sullivan W. Vaughn Charlene Werneking Roland McDonald not shown - q ' -xx, gas! .5 ,f ia- . K, , .f,.-. f -. V .,, ,, ff ua- ..-K j 2 . - 3 s Q , ,-rx -51. ' r' W- ww hy. r, , it J as .... ? K Aix 1 is l fl .Y 251 Nettie Clamp Carlene Fletcher Corine Goodwin Eddie Hanson w joe Lynn Herring jeDohn Hopper Alice Lambert Sylvia Littleton SECOND 5. , - THIRD GRADE ' Q f ' X if 1 'f' fn , - - We , Qi. K f-- S rf wht. . J su' -t . .N ,, ,M 'Y 1 Malone Mitchell, jr. Mike Turk Maidie Moore jack Vincent Gene Petty jerry Whistler Terry Thorn Ila Mae Word GRADE 3. ig, , Q. K . N f . 31 ,,'Nil , if--Hb-Mk BF ilk, 5 A ix -N A s ' . ,, in i ,zzp D api 2 gp 'F , or Q . ' L T A q it K I rm 'K U I-'fn rp li g e A W yy it .. Q ral R T Q at all st. Qfgf. lik:- r :.. Y '- . ,N l Q . --'A j 1 A . 1 fe f N i it f l 1 xx' A ,E 'L Q X 'ax li - , j. M . 2? W Q' Ili rf, V V' Q- K 'Q si' V, -vu '-Jx' nl' 'A RA , i f ilf, pp 3 .V Alf' W M I ' B it , . . . . ki- Tl .1 I L! 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J W5 MIT I .WV 'shi' A vw Q14 J 'a 7554 O? ,I ANI: I ' Far-:Io s-rome: I .ma I-carzrz U awovie Z O ,W 220 05' U4 ee a an gem MOBILE GAS ' O 0 AND X '53 MOBILE OIL ydnfzefi 4716-ff CONGRATULATIONS Caflton Wh1te 'IO THE SENIORS Mdzdfwfi Q44 QQ 9 , ,, A N RW , .auf if we XA ,Q , e g I A i ,, Ng-x f Q ' 'ii .-AJ! at ,pk - - ,. . w gl .Quia SANDERSONIEX. Ps-u same. QcQacfffwia1a4yqZjf?Qf50'?4e4 Qfzifkfieaf Wefziaiaf QWQ L 4 , q , J eno ' W Kahn s 1 W 54 'M' 1 4 an .Q W ' o ' 1 ' . ' .:g'3Q!fifi'8iQ ' L' as fs W . g m 'N IQMILQJY ,Q . 1 H fu Ip W ' 1 1 .:N' 11 eno 0 ner gfcfe YQAQZ fable! mn! cam M linac! X ,H j7emmfe4f 97K Your yearbook IS a store of treasured memories The oft repeated thrill of recollection which accompanies each new search through its pages will many times repay you for the c ire and consideration which has gone into its creation We are publishing 1948 Annuals for more than 900 Colleges and High Schools. This patronage indicates a Wealth of ideas and service which has no doubt made possible the long record of our school annual achievement. .lug b, .J x m l M 4: , 1' fe 5 i7A '5 Q L A -W A -S? f5i?wFA -2 ' ,, if--.gsm . ,sl 114' -as v 5' .ffn 1 eg f 4: . V QL x 5'9 , . ii! as if .04 if . x ..-w' ,,.. x . vhwvf-. ,. an K ln- 3 A. M