Slidell High School - Lariat Yearbook (Slidell, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1949 volume:

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QUINN FORTENBERRY 5 XT fT BERNICE WILSON Quxet lovely and plenty of beauty She as filled wlth a sense of dutv BILLY MALONE Sxngxng Bxll Gxves the gxrls a thrlll ,fs- 41 03 -v gs. if WALTER ASHLEY On the court last furxous and alert And with the gxrls Mxghty pert PATRICIA WINDER Q RONDAI. MILLIGAN That Wxnder llkes Masch Could It be Sheff fate Some say xs all bosh Tha' ha N WINNI1-'RED WHITESIDE An abundance personal prxde Doth abound xn Mxss Whxtesxde bxtually he IS late if BILLY FAY LANG Pretty 15 Bllly Fay Many do say 'Vi if-. ' Nl v-' JOHNNY NIP-SCH MARGIE THOMAS He s blessed wxth She 5 our only blonde solemness and reserve A d f n o her we re very fond And plenty of nerve 1- ,. Y IQTA MAURICE REYNOLDS JACK LEAKE JOLENE SHAW She s Greenwood s onl on y e To us he Is a trxal Tleases fnend and oe And filled wxth fun B t u wln he will Enerrxy and beau Wxth his smxle 7 ig- 'UN ff? CHARLES LYNCH ANN MCDANIEL For Lynch Our Senior leader Ann Sanger s a cmch Works and works us All she can ,,' I . ,W K I I 8 I' , E 5- 5' 4 I 7 A I V K V V ,gaeihxv . 1' ' - . x A. . A 4 ' , , , ' ' ' of ,J pw 1 ' f . Y I A ' - 'J' ' P ff M Q' I I ' 5 V nf ' I , 4 '- Xiv, I Y I-'ff il, Q 2 I - ' I . . f , xx I X f -.K M Qt? ' . , . . . f -U . I BILL .IOLENE LEGS7 YES 'fu-uns it vi 'JI Fl UI P1 O W D1 '-I l O 4 E F5512 rn O 'U 3: O Z O 77 FI iz m Q11 mi mf P c. Ez :nn rr FIFI U4 xwv. SENIOR WATCHIT IT IS SLIPPERY GUESS WHO? 'BESSIE JOY CICIDII DON T HIT HIM HE S I-IARMLESS PEE nb RANEY BESSIE ANN BERNICI: C 'IW' SMILING TWO WELL PICK HER UP WINNII-'RED SLEEPY L pr THE TWO ,TACKS MARGIE la' 44. -up T ONE SUNDAY -. 'f .TOLENE NITA 95 ff wA'rcH THAT sNowaA1.1. o NW J Ilgi FRESHMEN OF 45 HAVE PITY BOYS FRECKS 'Aida- it-4 WINDY DAY BABY ANN I IGHTNINC WAIT A HIS DOG DON T SNAP IT W HERE ARE THE GIRLS LOAFERS GIRLS COACH swam' P1-:A STOVE TINY s gt PIPE IS IT COLD? 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'III 3 Q . . l ' ' ' , . , 3 wb X i ' I . , -- ' '. . 1. lf' 1' I-I MJ - ' 8 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Of our present Semor class nme were once bewxldered fxrst graders whom Mxss Bethel had to launch on publlc school careers These nme are Walter B11ly Moore Wmmfred B1ll1e Fay Anne Jolene Bermce Rondal and .Tohnme The other f1ve of us were 1n1t1ated to school 1n some other system Three years later when we were thxrd graders the twelve grade system became Texas law and that same year we were schooled 1n the Baptxst Church wh11e our present bu1ld1ng was be1ng constructed The next year some of us sklpped a grade some were left behlnd and some were added to our number so that when we graduated four years later 1nto hlgh school we conslsted of flfteen By that txme too we had safely survlved many unusual and embarrassmg 1nc1dents and had reahzed at long last that l1fe has more 1n store for us than such th1ngs as playxng housekeepmg xn what IS now the tenn1s courts Anne and Walter s dally exchange of rmgs Bern1ce and Lynch s shy court shlp wh1ch conslsted prxmarxly of glvxng each other Chrxstmas gxfts and Bern1ce and Jolene s contlnuous fuss over wh1ch one Jack would accompany to Jolene s party .Tust one more lesson had to be learned before we could become full fledged hlgh school students Th1s happened when we were 1n the elghth grade At thxs epoch we had a subsutute teacher who fa1led to apprec1ate our sense of humor and so sent us to Mr Sm1th s class There we were made to put our noses mn rmgs and stand all per1od before the Freslunan class Later we found ourselves ln Mr Smxth s offxce belng assxgned var1ous and certalnly numerous exerc1ses all prescrlbed by Mr Smlth Wlth that we ascended xnto the Freshman class As Freshmen we had a new Englxsh professor who had very red ha1r and whose face we never could see because of h1s feet be1ng on the desk and because of h1s stomach s protrudmg However we d1d learn a lxttle Engllsh Doubtless th1s resulted because of the fear he mstxlled 1n us Th1s year Mrs Rudd was our sponsor and somehow managed to t1de us over mto the Sophomore class As Sophomores we welcomed back Mr McCarroll from an army mstructmg pos1t1on to supermtend and to coach us And two from our mxdst Charles and Walter went to work ln earnest and won basketball suxts whxch they st11l earn the pr1v11ege of wearlng Gxrls thxs year also began to seek a place on the glrls team even though only three were successful and they earned a sub s su1t we all were very proud As Sophomores we had two new teachers Ray Mxlhgan and Mxss Yvonne Parton After just one year however Mlss Parton chose a husband 1n preference to us and Mlllxgan returned full tlme to the pulpxt and to the college classroom 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . M . ,, . . . ' l , . . i . , , - 1 1 . , . . 1 0 1 - 1 . . . . , . . . . . , . . 1 . . , . . . . . , . 1 - 1 1 1 . , . ' 1 1 . , , 1 1 1 - , I ' i . , . , 1 1 The next year as Juniors we met several new faces and missed some old ones. The new ones were Neta Reynolds Kathleen Wilson Margie White Fern Stice and Bernice Wilson--all from Greenwood. This year Charles and Walter held their A string positions and Rondal and .Tack proved high score men on the B team When we became Juniors we really d1d become recognized There never was a class that gave such an excellent account of itself as we did in our class play A Ready Made Family Johnny Billy Moore Carroll Ray Jack Margie Anne Bernice Billie Fay and Patricia made up the cast And it was so favorably accepted that our community asked that it be presented a second time and Allison invited us to present the play in their community auditorxurn On April Z3 we honored the Senior class and the faculty wxth a banquet in the crystal room of Marquis Hall at North Texas State College After the dinner the theme of whxch was graduation we attended the stage show where we were spotlighted by Floyd Graham orchestra director We also enjoyed several other highlights during our Junior year Our candxdates won fxrst place in the carnival and so Charles and Neta were crowned king and queen of the whole school we spent an enjoyable evening on Clear Creek roastxng wxeners and marshmallows and we decorated the stage for the graduation of the Seniors W1n1fred Margie Fern and Patricia clad in evening dresses ushered for commencement and Ann and Jolene dressed in white pique ushered at baccalaureate During our Senior year we have worked hard At every ball game we have had the concessions and have sold candy cold drinks popcorn sandwiches and anything else we could find in our cupboards With this money we took a Senior trip All year we debated where we could go to San Antonio to Old Mexico to Carlsbad Cavern or to New York SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Billy Malone Vice President Jack Leake Secretary and Treasurer Neta Reynolds Reporter Charles Lynch Actxvity Committee Anne Bernxce and Winnxfred 10 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ,l 11 . .. - at 11 , . . ,, - ng . p - 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 I 1 1 . . . ,, . ,, 1 1 , . 1 1 - 1 1 1 I 1 p . , . 1 1 1 1 1 - , I -- . . , 1 1 1 ' ...................-.......... .......................... ........... ..... ............-.............. ... ... . . ............. , , DREAMS ABOUT THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1949 Dreams are strange things Psychologists tell us that a dream IS a compromise between conscious and uncounscious thoughts and desires Perhaps that will explain why this dream may seem too rldiculous for words one dream in particular l dreamed about the events of 1959 It was extremely absurd In the dream these things happened Flash Ch1na The big torpedo boat Slidell reached here from America at exactly 9 36 of the earth time Crew reported nothing excit ing on trip Distance between two continents cut may miles by new routing said to have cut through melted lava for 7000 miles of trip encountered no snow Crew captained by the honorable Jack Leake .Tack s one ouesfion m Physlcal Geography class in 1949 was Mrs Rudd if they can go around the world and over the ends of the world why can t they go through the world'7 Well .Tack d1d lt I-le is now proclaimed the most brilliant man 1n the world Podunk Center Sanitariurn Dr Charles Lynch today announced that the samtarxum staff had dlscovered a way to combat laziness in school ize the school records of the nation In this study Dr Lynch was assisted by Walter Ashley who served as the guinea pig for experimental purposes in the research work Slidell Word has Just been received here today that Miss Anne McDaniel famed metropolitan opera star who 11ved here will give a broad cast tomght over WHIZ She will s1ng Yes There Is No Fog In My Eyes But You Paras Madam Jolene Shaw world s foremost designer of dog s clothing announces that she will enter the fleld of designing for men and women s clothing next fall She predicts that her styles will set the pace or the whole world Johnny Masch is now president of the First National Bank at Slidell Margie Thomas a famous nurse has contributed to the scientific knowledge of the treatment of polio in her book Facts You Should Know About Polio Mrs Fortenberry has received a thank you note from Patricia Winder for all the English she has taught her in 1949 and 1949 Patricia was the Pulltzer Prize Wmner ll . sul. . . ' . . . . students. This new discovery of the small magic pill is expected to revolution ' ' . ' ' f N B C Studxos headed by B1lly Malone announced today the fmd of a beautiful new star Bermce Wilson She w1l1 co star wxth Guy Madrson 1n the picture release Flame of Youth B1ll1e Fay Lang wrote the plot The picture IS adapted for television Flame of Youth w1l1 be televised Saturday evening .Tune l 1959 7 O0 8 O0 central standard t1me Gold Coast Africa The Annual Baptist World Convention is in session Mrs Milligan the former Neta Maurice Reynolds was the prmc1pal woman speaker Her subject All Men Are Brothers Th1s organization has the largest membership of all the rehgzous orgamzatxons 1n existence of inter nat1ona1 scope Hollywood Mr and Mrs Hightower announced the arrival of therr daughter Linda into the mov1es Lmda is expected to be acclaimed the Shirley Temple of 1959 Mrs Hightower was formerly W1nmfred Wh1tes1de Do you believe this? All right I warned you that lt was only a dream 12 here this week. President Rondal Milligan presided over the opening session. SENIOR CLASS WILL Wxnnlfred s peanut brxttle reclpe to the commng food classes Bern1ce s abxlxty to skate to Pauhne Rondal s abxlxty to grow whxskers to Rxckard Anne wxlls her excess energy on the basket ball court to Wanda Fletcher Walter s handsome phys1que to J1mm1e Lee Johnny wxlls Franklm the honor of goxng after Mrs Rudd when her car doesn t start Neta s new motto Early to bed and early to r1se to Margxe Cearley Blllle Fay s abxlxty to type to Bessxe Mae Charles Lynch w1lls h1s fr1end11ness and abxlxty to get along w1th the gxrls 1n the Semor class to Tom Maxwell Jolene w1lls her ab1l1ty to dress alone to Joye B1lly Moore wxlls h1s favorxte song Rxdxng Down the Canyon to cowboy Jack Bradford Marg1e w1lls her pretty haxr do that stays 1n place to Hattxe B Jack w11ls h1s new chevy for Dewme s worn out ford Patr1c1a w111s her boy fr1end Johnny t Charlotte 13 .. . . , on- .. .. . . . .. . Q . . , . . . . . . . . .. .,. . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .. . .0 . fi I UNDERGRADS Q Q 1- v 1 -F' r vv 5 JACK BRADFORD TOMMY JO DRISKELL. JASPER SIPES PAULINE CEARLEY LAWERENCE DEE BURKS Noxsy and bonsterous xs Jack Tommy Jo ns our Jumor best 5Ch013 1Y and bl-'SY Sf-3 PFCNY and COHSCIHIIIOHS Tall strong ana smlrt Not a quxp coes he lacx For wxth work undone Jasper Sxpes IS Pauline IS Lawerence Dee Burks She cannot rest For every study hall And the quletest gxrl Not a cobweb ln his he types that ever was seen braln does lurke ' X'-v ZACHARIAS PENNINGTON JIMMIE LLL ELLISON I-'ONZEAL YOUNG RlCKARD ANDERSON Zach IS a Junior fxne Ellison 5 Frazer par For somebody cute Guest to Rxckard s And m Math an Emstem Does take hmm far and somebody sweet House do stray Fonzeal Young can t be beat When hxs mother IS away I 'P' 4- bag rl FRANKLIN LANG FREDA NELL. KINGSLEY GAYLEN WILSON MARY LYNN RUDD A ball star Franklin Dee The brunt of all jokes faylen s qnute a fhrt A loveable gurl 15 Daxly aspxrel to be IS Freda Nell When lt comes to a skxrt Mary Lynn But never l ICCICQ wlll :he tell been And Modest she has 15 DEWIE W HITESIDE Dewxe governor can play ball And some day he may captaxn us all G- FREDDIE FORTENBERRY Our prendent n Mr Fortenberry A fellow shy by merry 4 5 xl ,A Ml F rt- , li' a 4 ' ' A 'E 1' 7 ' 2 C h X V - 4 - hr 0 , , Y . I 5 - Kg' f I 4, , lx ' Q ,f 9 A 1' l'- 'f I f 1 , Y ' l 1 E 'i Q ' ' ' 'f Me Q gi l n .,' ,g 5 ll' il? 'I . . . ' , , YS I 4 . I . xx Gul, I v 1: . 've f f L - A 5' A .5 Y . 1. Y 'v A :A . T' . A ,Q Wi? f I J l if , Y fb. ' w of ' . '. ' VX, as E ' 3 4' ,L f 1 r A A .5 ' . I ' ,xx N h ,I . 3 , ' . 5 B ' J 'I 2 x . E 1 - 5 , lr a l, I ' W T ' r nv ' . N L. K Y Y, V -G T' Q, X. . -. A V ' . Q f , Z , a LJ. D. ZACH. GAYBOY SLEEPY 1 .uf . LOAFERS ' --JI '.- ' f :mg '-:.. ' 5 5 E Q R- fi' 0 -' ' ' -.2 X , N61 - , vis ' 5 t 5 ' -' ,-L. '.,,. - .' A 1 ,S , 535 .Naz- Ari 5 ne , A -- A ld A ' GET our or THOSE WHERE ARE THE Boys? SHRUBS 'E ff' A QQ? PAULINE In EoNzEAL R MARY LYNN A ,U A.- YL , - ,, ' .Q FREDA NELL TOMMIE SENIORS TO BE--WE HOPE -FOUR or THE FIVE WITH sPoNsoR-MRS. RUDD THEM DAYS RICK? WHERE TO BOYS7 ? FREDD115 wHERE's DECATUR? ARE GONE FOREVER GET our OF THERE H YZ A , xg ' 1 EvELEss' ADAMS THE JUNIOR CLASS ++TAK1Nc LIFE EAsY++ 16 Q- Q N- 'K-1 OLGA FA Y E ...dk.f , NANNIE LOU WRIGHT BONNIE JO ENDEY ROBERI' WILS 6 1 v-3-fli.'5 if an MASCH KENNETH SLAYTON LDNA MAE DITL BILL MAXWELL 'D- ON BESSIE MAE HARPER EVA MOORE 'v in IACOUALYN WRIGHT JAMES FIELDS JOYE FORTENBERRY TOM MAXWELL 'N fi? HATTIE BEE HARDEE WILLIE LEE HARDEE ART I 8 I 1 L -.-wi, I C 72 5- F' E Ib Z U1 I 31 73 F' O -I '-I Fl F' O Z O S -..... F' I' Ib L.. I'1 Bw 2 E O IC 31 77 F U7 O Z 17 7 - 341-i-Q., I 'W - - z Q G .MA . nb: E ' s ,, gy 'I X . 1' Q L I asf I X lui.. 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' , 1' I SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL To us she 15 s1mply Joye But to the boys she xs Coy Pretty to all IS Bessxe Mae And about her the boys say Hey B111 IS our Sophomore Jolly Yet he s not all just folly Tom Maxwell Wh1le play1ng ball Spramned hxs axel Fmelds lS our red head true And a fmer boy we never knew She 1S known as Mlss Vvmght And to us does brmg dehght Edna Mae who s dear to our class ls certamly our W1tt16St lass Olga Fay we th1nk IS a dandy For she s handy w1th d1v1n1ty candy Gay as a song Of the ball W1ll1e IS the belle he reason why we ll never tell The gmtar I-lattxe does play and ne re a word does she say At dom1noes a whxz Our Arthur W1ll1arns IS Qmet 15 Vulla Jean And seldom seen A Ensey she s known to us And never d1d we see her xn a frenzy or a fuss Last year Robert was the only Sophomore lad So th1s year s f1ve make compet1t1on bad Clever smart and loveable too ls Greenwood sNann1e Lou Exa Jo She s our volleyball star we know Because Coach Chr1st1an told us so Kenneth Ray a red head IS he And modest as can be 18 , . . , , . . . ---------------Charlotte Long . . . 1 . . S .. ,. . . 1 , MORAN ROOP Noisy and fat is Moran Loafs as much as he can. MARGIE CEARLEY Margie is our singing star Hollywood may not be far. i rariana --af..'1 DON DURHAM Don is the smallest one ol all Bu! some day he may be tall. Ib' 450' COACHL5 DAUGHTER5 FOUR H FI HR cnnwcn U vu FARRO TV O SENIOR C-'IRI-'S DANA KAY PATTY JO 19 L FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES BACK ROW Bertha Shrum Dorxs Drxskell Effxe Rltter James Shrurn B111 Rxtter Johnny Smith Mrs Faye McDanxeI MIDDLE ROW Davxd Eaton Marcella Rudd Betty McDanxeI Laverne Balthrop Roland Wxlson Herbert Wnght Neal Fortenberry Charles Hucklbee Lxnda Snow Kenneth Branch Barbara Anderson Jeannette Snow 43 .l af uh-K SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES BACK ROW John Drxskell James W mder Ansel Fortenberry James Coffey Robert Wxnder Kenneth Kunbro John Ritter MIDDLE ROW Sara Castleberry Joe Hopkms VN anda Fletcher Dorothy Stubblefxeld Hazel Snaw Donald Lee Coffey Eddie Drxskell FRONT ROW Cecxl Ashley Edward Heastande Hayes Chrxsuan Vxrgmxa Fortenberry Johnny Hayes Dale Lang Z0 2 ' . . ' . . ' . I 1 1 1 I I 1 - , I . 1 . I - F ' . H+ f .x.',, 1 ix, I A L I , 1 , . J ,f '.'.7,?-Q, , . D Wh I if Ib 2 ua U1 F' I WV S3 JAMES C JOHN CANTRELL QUEEN KING K in CHARLES AND DONALD LEE STUDENT S K IJ A.,-.P -can-43603. ufriikv 7 'P 'P WHERE S THE TEACHER7 7 7 HAZE1. .. L1 SARA ARE YOU STUDYING? PUPPY LOVERS ROBERT ll! 3 lil' H RECESS AT I..AbT 3 . I 4 'L iv-A I FIFTH SIXTH BOYS SAILOR GIRL O f 1 LAN FIFTH ANL bIXTH fx GIRLS SONNY s SlSTERb Lal' L , A .LL-IP PLAYTIME MRS FAYE AND ROLAND THE QUIET FIVE WHOA THERE Y? 1 iffy, NSN' 53 I KENNETH NEWT LAVERNE BERTHA ZZ LQVH wb! THATS TOO HIGH BOYb ,bl .J ki BETTY MCDANIEI. J N fmwwm BABY KENNETH I .M 09 WL M who...- 'tu X2 KQEI' PDI 6 999' N JEANNETTE WHAT ABOUT A BATH OLE BOY HERBERT LINDA I In 3 I - if V by 1 . Q - : Q ..' 1 'V' I K 'f' 1 f 9 Elf- If ' Y -Ap , -1 - f ff , - ' ' ' ' ' ak, I 'I lf- , iz K? if , I B, I L W, ' 14, 1' A V, ,V , f A AX My I lg FTW. I fl , .K V A I A AV? V 'J--.H gf' 3 ' ' A ' 1 , ' If -I A 7 - . . , A . , 3 If! 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'-Q4 ' 1 'ifjayj , , 'rffgf I ls 'ND I 1 !9l0 Q 14-L4 THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE AND TEACHERS F111 af fl'-15' N v l J I m-:ru 1111 T1-af --a SMILE GIRLS -if ,N M iris! IZA MIKE In DUKE 81 DUCHESS RUDD SNOW BILLY AND HIS BOYS 1 .ea qv 'Ss SOME Ol- IHL GIRLS 2 59 :nn-use ' 'Q 'Lenexa -:iii sv- ' U, K SMILE BOYS L.: i x THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE MOTHERS CHARLES ,JT'uif,a? sm ,565- j wiiaax ' 342 'L gx I +4 L 4' 931 -au' Q5 A . URING THE NOON HOUR DUKE 81 DUCHESS LONG FORTEN TI-IE BOYS OF THE THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE Z4 BERRY jf 1 ,4 f A J g Q ix V lg ' ' ' a va 1' . 'A , A ,l '.,, . K, - 1, . .I V. Q S f Q' 5 M .W 55 ' if I if 1 N as ' T '7 I 5 I 1. I 2 A li ,g , , ',, . I , , v 1. I . A 'S 1 L, - . ' 'O K 'FT '3' N' 'X -I A J . h lv' 4 1 - gl r I 1 ' V, A 6 f if' .44 fi. 1- - W , g i K , ff, . fr if If K I . 7-5' A ' gg - ' I ' C, I I I- . A I .--I , 9 - . W il . IP 4 . I Th W 1? 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A I 1 f I III ,ff X PART OF FIRST AND SECOND GRADES GET FROM BEHIND THAT BUSH BOYS I P' NONA CASH ON A WINDY DAY 1m PLAY TIME RECESS TIME TWO BOYS AND A BIKE PLAY BALL rnprux. In uun nun THE SHORT lm TALL LINDON SHERRY TONY HIGH LIGHTS OF THE YEAR Axrplane Tour Tram R1de After study1ng axrplanes and traxns durxng the early part of the year the fxrst and second grade chxldren were taken to Fort Worth where they actually saw the thmgs about whxch they had been studymg On the mormng of November 12th through the lundness of Mr and Mrs Johnny Schertz Mrs H E Long Mrs Fmas HICKETSOD and Mr and Mrs Otto Dxmxtt the ch1ldren were transported to Fort Worth by automobxle On arr1v1ng 1n the c1ty we went f1rst to the axrport where we ate lunch xn the Conference Room Then a representatlve came and we were taken on board a f1fty two passenger Amer1can Alrhner Here our gu1de explaxned everythlng about the plane from the radmant wall heatxng to Bables Axd As we left the plane each of us was g1ven a flxght packet Next we went to see the trams Here we were met by Mr Logan Cxty Passenger Representatmve who took charge of us We were shown through the Sam Houston Zephyr whxch had just arrxved from Houston Thxs tram affords the fmest passenger tram servlce between North and South Texas The b1g d1ese1 powered engme seemed to be of ch1ef mterest to the boys We went back to the stat1on where we boarded the Texas Zephyr for Decatur Mr Logan accompanyxng us We 1nvest1gated everythxng about th1s traxn Two thlngs of much 1nterest to the chlldren were how people eat and sleep on a tram The sleepmg matter was solved when a porter made a bed for them to see just how mt IS done Then we made our way to the dmer lounge where everyone ordered something to drxnk Soon the tram was pulhng mto Decatur We thanked Mr Logan for his kxndness and courtesy cl1mbed off the tra1n and hopped 1nto the automobxles Away we went back to Slxdell havmg spent a pleasant and prof1tab1e day 26 We stepped off the plane saying, What an ideal way to travel. FX auorzte4 OUR OUR 3 'V PRETTIEST 'CF' F' GIRL BOY w ...K M, FONSEAL YOUNG BILLY MALONE MOST MOST REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE GIRL BOY J'OYE FORTENBERRY WALTER ASHLEY Z8 . ,.. I HANDSOMEST A .if-' f 2 Q m I P 1, . ' 1 .I .Qi ' f f' 'fail I I HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL A hlgh lxght durxng the fall was the Halloween Carmval whxch was enjoyed on the even1ng of October ze Spookxng practxcal jokmg and pranklng began the holzday and to that was adde d bmgo the fmshmg well grab bag s1deshows a negro mmstrcl and a fashlon show that featured everybody from Lana Turner to barefoot B111 Through the cooperatmon of the school commumty an ample supply of chxcken and dressxng and other savory rxch and delxcxous food was prov1ded and served ln the home econommcs department by women 1n our commumty After eferyone had eaten all he wanted had part1c1pated 1n most of the 3Ct1V1tIeS avaxlable and had contrxbuted h1s last cent to some one of the queen cand1dates we all assembled m the gymnaslum to wxtness the coronatxon of the queen A whxte throne w1th trellxses of fall leaves and flowers on exther sxde along w1th two floor baskets fxlled wxth marlgolds and fall chrysanthemums formed the background for the queens and thezr attendants Mr Alv1n S1tz crowned Bermce Nxlson queen of the school and Wanda Fletcher queen of the grammar school After the ceremony our hlgh school boys played a h1ghly contested basketball game agams the Semors of 1948 Wxth thxs clxmax the carmval ended Z9 - u n A ' . 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CHRISTMAS PARTIES Fxrst and Second Grades On December ZZ we had our Chrlstmas Party At the front of the room was the Chr1stmas tree br1ght wxth l1ghts and 1c1cles and loaded wxth gxfts On one s1de of the roorn was the story of Chrxstmas told 1n pxctures Chlldren dressed 1n wh1te robes and black txes sang Chrxstmas carols Mrs Cleo Cearley played the accompaxnment Anne McDan1el sang a solo and B1lly Wayne D1mm1t read the Chrxstmas Story Santa Claus happened around at just the rxght t1me and passed fruxt and candy to everyone Mrs Mae Gentle who does such nxce thxngs for the room gave each ch11d some candy and a book Our many guests helped to make the party a success The gxfts were passed and everyone went away happy Thlrd and Fourth Grades fourth grades and the Mother s Club wmth a Chr1stmas party on December Several games were played and shr1eks of laughter were heard from the ch11dren when the mothers had a p1llow contest Presents were exchanged from the Chrxstmas tree and refreshments of Chrxstmas Cook1es and red soda pop were served F1fth and Slxth Grades From a br1111ant1y lxghted tree on December Z1 the pupxls of the fxfth and s1xth grades recexved many n1ce gxfts Names were drawn by the pupxls about two weeks before the party The boys were presented a kmfe and the g1r1s were gxven make up cases by the1r teacher At the close of the party bags contaxnmg fru1t chewmg gurn candy and popcorn balls were served to them Everyone present had a mce tlme They left school very happy wxth the thoughts of the two weeks Chmstmas Vacatxon 1n store for them 33 Mrs. Lynn Rudd and Mrs. Ross Coffey entertained the third and 15. CHRISTIVIAID PARTIES Seventh and Exghth Grade s The last week of school before Chrxstmas found the scvf nth and exghth grades caught up IH a web of festxve hohday actxvxtu s For thexr party they me early on Tuesday mght December ZZ at Wanda Fletchers There a w1de var1ety of entertalnment was furmshed whzch mcluded such games as poor pussy spm the bottle and country store At a later hour all gathered around the Chrxstmas tree for an exchange of gxfts and the enjoyment of hot chocolate colored marshmallows Chr1stmas cookxes and cellophane sacks of fru1t and other goodmes Freshman Party The Freshman class met at Mrs Rudd s home for thexr annual Chr1stmas party Games were played 01fts exchanged and Sophomore Party The Sophomore class was honored wxth a Chnstmas party g1ven by Joye Fortenberry The g1rls made d1v1n1ty and chocolate candy and popped corn as refreshments along w1th soda pop After everyone had eaten and the boys had f1red all thexr fxreworks gzfts were exchanged Everyone left for home th1nk1ng of the n1ce t1me they had and of Chrmstmas Day Junlor Party The Junxors gathered around a brxghtly llghted Chr1stmas tree 1n the home of Mrs Rudd to exchange Chrxstmas gxfts Games were played and refreshments of candy popcorn and fru1t were served The J'un1ors declared that they deserved another party because they dxd not get to play as many hours as they desxred Semor Party On December Z3 1948 the Sen1or class was honored w1th a Chrlstmas d1nner at the home of Mrs Faye lv cDan1el Dmner was promptly served at seven Dy hostess and daughter Anne After each had eaten as much as he dared games were played and g1fts were presented to each Everyone seemed to enjoy the exenxng very much as they b1d each other good mght and IX erry Chrmstmas 34 . 6 . 9 I I u g V 'F . f , f A , ' l ' s I ' l T '- I Q - I 'l 1 I . D p D refreshments of fruit, candy, and popcorn were served to all. .li - D l I Q 7 - 1 l l , . , . . I 1 . . , A . - - .. . . .. CLASS PARTIES On the nlght of September Z3 1948 the Sen1or Class met on the Denton Creek Br1dge on lrhghway for a w1ener roast our sponsor had trouble f1nd1ng hxs g1rl fr1end and was late and of course he had all the food I-le made amends nowever by prommsmg us another party After all had f1lled the1r stomachs games were played and a good tlme was had by all The .Tumor class met 1n town and went together as a group to the Ponder gymnaslurn Carl Hudson took a truck load wh1le others went m cars Many Jumors are skxllful skaters but others declared they needed more practlce 1f they are to do any fancy skatlng On a fall October evemng the seventh and emghth grades met after school and were taken by Merle Otella and Ras Fortenberry to the Denton Park for a p1cn1c There we shared our baskets of lunch and each enjoyed a cold coca cola After that we hurrled to the roller sl1de swmgs merry mms ups and rock1ng horses where we played untll dusk Then we went to the theater to see The Babe Ruth Story e enjoyed the evenxng the p1cture the drug store refreshments afterwards and the r1de home On Tuesday evenmg February 15 the seventh and elghth grades gathered at the home of Opal and E B Fortenberry who along wxth Irene and Lee Shaw served as hosts for a gay Va1ent1ne party A each of us arr1ved we dropped our valentmes 1n a b1g wh1te box decorated w1th red hearts Later after we had enjoyed the many games of hearts donkey and a number of other entertamxng games these valentxnes were dxstrxbuted Then we gathered about the table for our refreshments From round a center p1ece of a l1ttle whxte tree decorated wlth red hearts we were served on a whxte d011y a th1ck sl1ce of good chocolate cake and a glass of refreshmg punch Room decoratxons xncluded a large red and whxte cup1d that hung from the center of the cz lllng We all enjoyed the party and left hopmg xt would be repeated agam soon 35 1 . . 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A.. , . . . 1 BANQUETS X and R Banquet On Saturday even1ng December 18 the commuruty enjoyed xts annual X and R Banquet The evemng meal was prepared ln Mex1can style and served plpmg hot by ga1ly dressed gxrls When the tantal1z1ng aroma of the hot tarnales covered w1th ch1l1 reached the dmmg room we all reahzed we were famlshed After enjoyxng all the food r1ght through the last b1te of apple p1e we were enter ta1ned by a program wh1ch mcluded the song Manana whxch was sung mn caballero style led by our Master of Ceremomes Harold Ray Gage a resxdent and garage operator 1n Slxdell The clxmax of the even1ng came after the group was led 1n a group song 1n round robxn style by Tommy Read of S11de11 Then everyone was remmded of the commg banquet and w1shed a Merry Chrxstmas and good mght But the guests remamed and renewed old acquaxntances far 1n the n1ght Jumor Semor Banquet An mformal banquet was neld for the Jl11'l1OI'S the Senxors and the faculty 1n the crystal ball room of Marqums Hall Saturday Aprxl Z3 6 O0 P M The theme of spr1ng was Carrled out 1n decorat1ons and program Easter 111185 and fern were used on each table Each program was enclosed 1n an art1st1c hand pa1nted booklet cover The program consmsted of a welcome address and a response read1ngs and the s1ng1ng of love songs espec1al1y adapted to spr1ng After the banquet the JUHIOTS and Senxors went to N T S C aud1tor1urn to attend the stage show Everyone reported a pleasant even1ng It was agreed to meet m the crystal ball room next year for the Jumor Senmor Banquet 36 D I . , . I . - , . , .. . .. H ,,. D I Q , . ' I - , . . I I l I ,Z .. . . i I . , .... . . ' - 'Ueleran4 , School SC 001 J 215- KA, lx xx ,rx f ff! x 1 ii I i 1 GENEVA HIGGS JESS HOPKINS ELIZABETH HARPER 'M BILL MALONE R1-:UBI-:N WLNDER LYNN aunn 37 A ll ee K . A fi A AV' , .r ' V' iii Y A 37 A A ' A ' Q 5-piggy' ' ,V LA 5 'fggw . 'Q I ' MM AAA 4, S ' ', I , 1 ,A y Z f 5 A I ' U ,ir A Q A , 4 A f, 'Q I 3 ' J, L-if i I A S 17,7 If my 1 V4 Q VL' V c X Aw' I 'K w Vaf KX rj: ,jj I If I . Q ,T A 57 X GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW Olga Faye Masch Edna Mae Sxtz Eva Jo Moore Wxlhe Hardee Bermce Wxlson Wmmfred Whlteslde Coach Robert Chrlstxan FRONT ROW Hattxe I-lardee Jolene Shaw Patrmcxa Wxnder Blllle Fay Lang Bessie Mae Harper Nlta Maurxce Reynolds Anne McDamel Joye Fortenberry BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW Jasper Slpes Lawrence Burks Jack Bradford Jack Leake James Fxelds I-'rankhn Lang Jxmmxe Ellxson Freddxe Fortenberry Coach Manuel McCarroll FRONT ROW Rondal Mxlhgan Gaylen Wxlson Tom Maxwell Walter Ashley Charles Lynch Dewey Whntesxde 39 - I , . , , . . - . , r . . n . . - v . p I n . . p . - - , 1 n . GIRLS BASKETBALL NEWS The Slxdell gxrls basketball team started the 1948 1949 season wxth only four players who had lettered the year before These four players were Joye Fortenberry B1ll1e Fay Lang Anne McDan1el and Patrxcla W1nder The other players along w1th the coach were new The coach Robert Chrlstxan who came to us from North Texas State College worked d1l1gent1y to form a team whxch worked together for the teams benef1t W1th the a1d of the new mater1al at hand he flnally p1cked a mam squad consxstxng of Bessle Mae Harper B1ll1e Fay Lang and Part1c1a Wlnder as guards w1th Bern1ce Wxlson Jolene Shaw Olga Masch Eva J'o Moore W1ll1e Hardee as the1r xmmedlate understudxes The forwards were Joye Fortenberry Anne McDan1e1 Neta Reynolds Hattxe B Hardee Wxnnxfred Wh1tes1de and Edna Mae S1tZ The young players got off to a bad start because of nervousness and 1nexper1ence but by hard work and good coachlng the glrls SW1ft1y 1mproved by leaps and bounds to w1n second place 1n the d1str1ct tournament They defeated Alvoyd ln the f1rst game wxth the score bemng Z9 and 30 The second game wasn t as d1ff1cult beat1ng Rhome 13 to Z0 The fmal game was w1th Chxco and the g1rl were defeated by a score of 19 to Z5 Mr Chrxstman gave the g1r1s an 1nv1tat1ona1 tournament 1n wh1ch they won second place They were to play Brldgeport the flrst game but thls team d1d not show up so they rece1ved a forfext The second game was wxth Alvoyd wh1ch was rough and fast but the g1r1s came out ahead and ready to play 1n the fxnals The team met up Wxth Fr1sco who was last years state champxons and were defeated w1nn1ng second place 40 v . 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THE GRVYHOUNDS OF 1948 1949 Coach Manuel R lVlcCarroll started basketball 312112111635 with a group of boys who were comparatively small in stature as compared with those of previous years Only two men returned from the A squad of the year before These two mdivxduals were Walter Ashley and Charles Lynch Rondal Milligan and Jack Leake were left over from the B team and the remainder were comparatively new hands at this game of playing full fledged for S H S At times too nurnerous to mention the games seemed shaky but the battling bunch of runts have thus far pounded out Z7 wins against 5 losses 1n a total of 32 games to date Included among February llth and 12th Since the Greyhounds won all twelve con ference games and also the tournament there was no pl yoff to dec1de the representative at Dallas for February 26th SLIDELL GAINS BERTI-I IN STATE TOURNEY A well coached Slidell five won the Region 3 B basketball tournament Saturday and qualified for the state tournament in Austm March 3 4 5 The Greyhounds defeated Crawford 33 to 9 in the first game The second game was with Byers and S11de11 won this game by a score of 35 and 40 Slidell defeated Prar1e Valley 33 to Z3 mn the seml finals and downed Forreston 31 to 18 for the regional t1t1c Two of the boys made the all tournament team Walter Ashle y and Charles Lynch 41 the honors was the winning of the district tournament at Bridgeport fx 44 ..34LcfoLfmzf3fz 5414 fog 'uzflfgi WAX. 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