South Oak Cliff High School - Den Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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CONTENTS M 155 'f X. ff A ELIZABETH LOCKHART 5. fl HQ If mi Our Dean , ,,:.f'4' A as - I Z nxt ,higjf ry f, ' wi? lx Q J' It K Nh if Q , Q I F Iii?-sf, DEDICATION The 1954 DEN Staff wishes to dedicate this book to a person who has made an outstanding contribution to the establishment of our new school. She has been a personal counselor to many of us for five years and whether you have a split in your britches or are failing Math, you can cry on her shoulder. We are most proud to dedicate this second edition of our yearbook to a woman with a warm smile, delightful disposi- tion, and deep understanding of our problems . . . MISS ELIZABETH LOCKHART . . . our dean. S cv, 3 l 'iipag Q5 U SU PERINTENDENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS E. D. WALKER Personnel . um? FRANK L. WILLIAMS Instruction R H M KAY Ad fmmfvm x F-'1 Gun- aff' ,.,f ff N 1 1 I l i BOARD CIF EDUCATION W. T. WHITE EUPERINYENDENT DFBDHDDLS EDWIN L. FZIPPY, M, D. pnggipgn-r DALLAS INDEPENDENT SDHDDL DISTRICT E- D-WALKER MRSUTRACYH. RUTHERFDRD DALLAS'TEXAS ASSISTANT EUPERINTENDEN1' VlCE'PFE'-EIDENT RDEERT H. NICKAY NIRE.VERNC1N D.INranAM .l Assis1'AN1'auPERiN'rsNo:N'r HARRY STONE SCHDDL ADMINlSTRATlDN BUILDING FRANKL' WILLIAMB .JAQK H. Bnganp Assis'rAN1' suPr:niN1':NoEN1' 37DD RUSS AVENUE FRANKLIN E. SPAFFDRD BRYAN ADAMS VAN M. LAMM TELEPHDNE Vlclrnn 152' EEIIRETARY'EUBlNEBB MANAGER RDI-'SE HUW5'-L DEN E. MATTHEWE R. L. DILl.ARD,JN. sou-I-H BAK CLIFF HIGH SCHUOL Asais'rAN1 ru'n-issupznmrsnozwf EEN A. MATTHEWS, PRINCIPAL Dear SOCites: I wish to express my personal appreciation for the loyal support you have given our great school this year. You may be sure that your interest in helping SOC Hi to carry out its objectives in a comprehensive and effective manner is a very important morale factor. SOC Hi was two years old on January 28, 1954. I think we have made re- markable progress in these short years. This was made possible through the hard work and co-operation of students and faculty. It is therefore, with a special gratitude that l salute my understanding friends, who are giving of their best for our school. Sincerely yours, BEN A. MATTHEWS lo Principal M Our Principal . . . BEN A. MATTHEWS ,LE Qi.,-av -I' - A gb , is X -N '-, x 'Q lk. -, ...xi XX X .,. 'Q ,ff - Q-A'. ,S- XX f' ff N i.....,.av' HIGH LIGHTS OF THE YEAR.. Counter-Clockwise The Eighth R.O.T.C. Regiment's Second Annual Ball was by a huge margin the most beautiful and extravagant social held at SOC this year . . . The Dad's Club saw to it that the R.O.T.C. was not in want of Regimental Colors . . . Another beautiful trophy was added to our ever growing collection. This one is for the Baseball Champion- ship in the l2AA division . . . SOCites get a good look at their orchestra and like it. . . If medals for cheating were awarded, the Faculty basketball team would win them all. I .-di' ! 'gl 'Sis 15 X ' ti ji 'glim- I3 K, Q. AL Nl L Pm ii 1 1' f z 'QM l ffs S vqyl ff X Q jg,- NOVEMBER Clockwise The Faculty Cheerleaders are a modern addition to well - rounded education, which one is Mr. Yarbrough gazing at? . . . We all feel deeply proud of Dixie Armstrong for winning first place in dramatic interpretation at the Waco Speech Tournament . . . You name it, and you can have it, at least that's what Beverly Martin has been saying to all eligible young men iages 2 through 35 . . . The one thing SOCites can't get enough of is the Faculty Quartetp another vocation of our magistrates. if! it . 'i M,,,, fM ,..., - A 'W AW. l 4-:.-I 1 may X 5 sf' S1 v-N 1 ff:'.t.'-3 fl , , I 7 f . f.-'a- .v r 1 'lu ' h 3 '52 I NAD ' ff-' - li A 11 I F 1 A n T'-. ' 'A f 1 . f g I f-fb' ,fl x H is 1 I 1 + 1 f K 'ffd A . I ..-Nxxikr , uni f F-4, .,, N4 Whig .JA I-7' .LW QW so CL was g 5 C2 4 l 7 5 5 Q. xgx MARIANNA BRADY P,E. THELMA BRAGG Homemaking MORRIS BRANTLEY CLIFFORD BREEDING Math 'G :lf 8: ELINOR CRISWELL Commercial HAROLD DAVID Electric Shop BILL DAVIS Chorus LUCILLE EDSALL Study Hall 'll ina' tx X 'bs S.O.C. M-Sgt. THOMAS ANDRESS R.O.T.C. MAIDA BAKER Pianist ANNIE MAE BATES Assistant Librarian W. E. BECKHART Band WALTER COOK English History ALICE CRAFT English WAYNE CRAWFORD History BARBARA CREAGER Math AX 52 x - s K' lfgn. wx.. f . A, M. ERICKSON Metal Shop BETTY ESKRIGGE P.E. MARGARET FISHER Assistant Secretary FRED GRAHAM History A 59 , vvn FACULTY CAROLYN HARVLEY Homemaking ALLEEN HERRINGTON Spanish Captain JOE HILL Commandant CHARLES HODGE Math 15 4? Nb' mah ' ...- A.. X -ur-I ,po-E WQ6. 1 you JOHN LIGON Math Y Q9 PEGGY LINDLEY English tm. ' JAMES LLOYD I 5-7 English ELIZABETH LOCKHART Dean VIRGINIA HURST Commercial GRACE JACKSON Librarian EUGENE KRIBBS Mechanical Drawing SUZETTE LEMLY Study Hall is HELEN MCGAUHEY Secretary EDITH McKlSSOCK Math BLISS MCMANUS Ar! BETTYE MARTIN English if qu 1 BOB LONGINO English OTTO LOVE Malh THOMAS MANTON English LA VELLE MANNING Secretary MARY BETH POOL History MARY REESE Nurse BURTON ROLLINGS History ROBERT L. SHELTON History JOHN STOKES Math Science EARL TAYLOR History Captain THOMAS Assistant P.M.S.T. RALPH UTLEY Orchestra Ab' W i Sig? LULA MULLINS English ROBERTA PACE History ALICE PICKENS Counselor LAURA SUE PLUMMER Spanish Latin JAMIE SLAUGHTER English CECIL SONNTAG Math if BILLY STAMPS Wood Shop LILLIAN STAMPS Spanish Y ' English PN ,J 1 P FRANK WHITTLESEY Biology IDA MAE WILKINSON Math WANDA WILLIAMSON Study Hall SILAS YARBROUGH Science Math X Faculty not pictured W. H. ACKER Speech WESLEY BRADSHAW History DOROTHY FIELDS History B. V. HEIZER Math DOROTHY LONG English S.F.C. SAM A. JAMES Instructor TEACH ERS' LOU NGES -'E Top: Enjoying the comforts of the ladies lounge are, left to right: Miss Herrington, Mrs. Martin, Miss Mullins, Miss Pool, and Miss Pace. Center: Just a little free advice is given to Mr. Brant- ley and Mr. Stamps by Mr. Erickson. Bottom: Mr. Davis and Mr. Taylor discuss a diplomatic problem outlined in Joe's Joke Book. 27 X 2 ,....-a- if is -ff 5 AA' . -.-,bww 1 i , .-' 1 ',3Mf'?!h RL ff, 1 ,in LANGUAGE ARTS Our English and speech classes en- deavor to help students speak and write correctly and effectively, under- stand and appreciate good literature, and develop and exercise attitudes that will enrich their lives. These English 6 students at right never fail to enjoy Practical English, a weekly magazine, which they use each Friday. This reading period provides an opportunity for every student to broaden his knowledge of the world in which he lives. The ability to read well is an important obiective in the study of American Literature. Some of the students pictured below in Mr. Manton's English 5 class appear rather self-conscious as they illustrate how reading is done. Q l ' Q -1 f t I 'Wwe CK In eighth grade arithmetic we learn how to use numbers in everyday life. We study about areas, volumes, percentage, tables, graphs, banking, taxes, insurance, buying and selling, some of the many uses ot triangles, and last but not least we have a preview of algebra. Numbers surround us wherever we go, and we feel that this world is less confusing and more interesting if we understand how to work with numbers. This is a class of algebra l engaged in the study of simultaneous equations. ff MATH EMATICS Preparation for a career, professional, technical, business, research, military, plus many others and preparation for living requires a knowledge of mathe- matics in one form or another. Thus, our Mathematics Department offers varied courses: Algebra, General Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic, Geometry, Solid Geometry and Trigo- nometry. The aim of our Commercial Arithmetic classes is to develop power of reflective thinking in solving problems that are of common occurrence in business. In this picture, Mr. Ligon's Com- mercial Arithmetic students are developing knowledge for the future. The use of actual constructions in Solid Geometry helps students solve problems more readily in three dimensions. Students from Mrs. McKissock's Geometry 3 class are finding a clue in this model to' solve one of the many problems. sz' X .,f QQ! 4 ...QP Spf' gnu- ,al .D- f 'Y' .x ss. :.fg,3' 'I'i!l'f'4. ,Q is .4 ,A .fo Qkijf L Miss Pace's World History I class is developing the students' interest through panel discussion. Below are representatives from four interest groups of a first period American History class. The representatives gather around Miss Pool for a council on the Constitution. A Is, 4 ' Here one student makes a report on Thomas Jefferson to Mr. Rollings' class in American History, while the rest of the class takes notes. SOCIAL SCIENCES The Social Science classes of South Oak Cliff High School include Civics, United States History, World History, World Geography and Texas History. These classes help to develop the students' in- terest in current affairs. 'In A group of World History I archaeologists digging for facts about the Roman Empire. The teacher is Mr. Graham. Below, Mr. Taylor's History class is using two of their basic tools in a History class-the textbook and the map. 'cY' -:xi , ,Sf , ' ' WY' 'K f ' li Here one student is explaining an experiment in static electricity to the Physics 2 class while two others demonstrate it. The results of the ex- periment are listed on the blackboard. Below, Mr. Whittlesey demonstrates the dissection of a crayfish while two of his Biology students look on. SCIENCES To be well informed in the modern world of today, a student must be able to understand such things as the prin- ciple of the atom and other topics that help him to keep pace in the atomic era we are entering. Therefore our Science Department offers these three courses: Chemistry, Biology, and Physics. -.. '-we Here Mr. Whittlesey's Biology class is engrossed in their study of insects. Below, the Chemistry class is busy distilling a solution of volatile liquids. Everyone i waiting patiently for the liquid to go through the condenser into the beakers. S deeply I The Spanish 5 and 6 class, under the direction of Miss Herrington, put on skits which are done in Spanish. The other members of the class try to understand what they are saying. Buenos Dias, says Miss Herrington, one of our Spanish teachers. Miss Herrington calls out those familiar words to her Spanish 3 students almost every day. FOREIGN LANGUAGES The Foreign Language Department of South Oak Cliff wants to develop in each student an understanding and appreciation of the people who use the language being studied. Ability to speak and write the language is the ultimate goal, but it is hoped that there will be an improvement in the stu- dent's ability to use English correctly. Before seeing a filmstrip on Spain, the mem- bers of this Spanish I class, shown above, are studying the map of Spain and discussing the different peoples who left traces of their civili- zation in the sections of Spain where they set- tled. We not only want to know the language, but we also want to know something of the people whose language we study. In Latin 3, students work on proiects which deal with the life of the Roman people. Here, a class is looking at some filmstrips of Life in Ancient Rome. METAL WORKERS FOR TOMORROW Hn, I gr 'S 1 an by 4 gl, Q,-,,,,8'T4zw ' , J .1 in X M, . ia as I at mf 'QQ' MO .tMT:45f KJ Q-.41 Here, three boys discuss a prob- lem in the Mechanical Drawing class. The problem is one of many which the Mechanical Drawing teacher, Mr. Kribbs helps to solve. The purpose of the course is to provide for growth in thinking through self- expression and for growth and def- initeness and control of ideas through planning and doing. MANUAL ARTS Industrial Arts in today's curriculum serves several purposes. Students taking Industrial Arts have an op- portunity to explore a field in which they might some day like to be employed. lf the field is not to their liking, they have reduced the pos- sibility of taking the wrong iob after leaving school. ln addition, Industrial Arts pro- vides opportunities for the development of hobbies for those wishing to further their education or go into some other field seeking employ- ment. lr rs. gif 1 if Xu Rx. .JL 'f iff: A S971 ,V ,, 1- ix l W-1 All of the pupils in the Wood Shop are working hard to improve their skill in order to make a living Although some will make their living working with wood as carpenters etc others will use their skill a hobby. ln Exploratory Electric Shop two students are giving advice and assistance to a classmate in getting his AC-DC motor to run. V -1-lf' h ex, . ln Clothing Classes the students have the opportunity of planning, choosing color and design, understanding the nature and uses of textiles, selecting materials, and finishing a garment. Here, a group of students are laying out patterns in preparation for cutting their material, which will eventually become an attractive and useful garment. The Homemaking classes are making great progress in their work Below are a few of the many garments the girls are making. The place is in the sewing room during American Education Week. The coat blouses and skirts make up a display at Open House. The teacher is Mrs Harvley HOMEMAKING Acquiring the invaluable knowl- edge of cooking and sewing en- ables girls to become helpful at home now and capable home managers in the future. Sewing is another outlet ot self-expres- sion since it enables each girl to test her creative abilities in de- signing something original. I i The Cooking classes fill the halls ful aroma of many good foods. Under the guidance of Miss Bragg, the Foods class served delicious hors d'oeuvres at the Open House during American Education Week. every day with the wonder A, 3 1 4 MQ?-i The South Oak Cliff Chorus made its first appearance on the air November lO, 1953 Some twenty members were selected from the regular chorus to sing this radio program Everyone who heard the broadcast was highly pleased with the singing. The obiectives of our speech department are to develop confidence and poise, clear and distinct speech, improvement of grammar, and a knowledge of voice technique. Below, one of our speech classes is working out a courtroom scene from a three-act play, The Night of January 16th. Mr, Ratcliff, speech instructor, is directing the scene. FINE ARTS The Fine Arts Courses help develop an appre- ciation for the great art of the past, give oppor- tunity for the develop- ment of talent, and en- courage the ability to create. Courses which provide students with these opportunities are Chorus, Art, Dramatics, Orchestra, and Band. Mr Utley our Orchestra director is doing a splendid 'ob of training and directing hs orchestra students every day at the 5th and 6th periods l, 4- N ,M .,,,. .,.,.-. ..mf R Typing is the vital part of the everyday secretary's work. ln most businesses today, one has to be able to type to hold a position either in whole or in part. Above, one of Mrs, Criswell's classes works hard to improve their accuracy and speed. l gf' ' '-lv lf 3 Mrs. Hurst's typing class is ready to begin a timed writing to test their skill in speed and accuracy. Many boys, as well as girls, take typing for its personal-use value, while others plan to use it in the business world. COMMERCE Subject matter alone does little in the way of finishing the product and since Com- mercial subiects play a large part in the life of the student of today, the business classes of SOC strive to fill the need for accuracy and skill in all of the Business subiects in- cluding Shorthand, Typing, Business Training and Book- keeping. These popular courses form the backbone of Business Training now of- fered. Miss Pickens Shorthand i class gives promise of producing some able stenographers as shown by these studious gurls I, rd - ,...,.. ,..f-f-M fu Under the direction of Mr. Brantley, the Boys' Gym teacher, the boys are doing a push-up exercise prior to activity. Members of the Dallas County Medical Association have presented many interesting dis- cussions to the students. Some of the subiects discussed have been mental health, skin, public health, emergencies, and broken bones. In the picture Dr. J. S. May is leading a discussion on mental health. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The value of any area of endeavor is its power for the enrichment of life. Physical Education meets this test of worth as it contributes to the optimal development of the innate capacities of the pupil - physical, mental, moral, emotion- al, and social. Properly selected physical activ- ities foster interests, knowledges, and skills that fuse continuously to fulfill the needs of the student. rd Here, one of Mr. Brantley's Gym classes is busy at a game of basketball. It seems that everyone is getting into the act. Exercises are given at the beginning of every Physical Education class. The exercises are of various types and develop flexibility, strength, agility, and coordination. m,,,Gz f , , , SOUTE5 4 B CLASS OFFICERS EDGAR WARD .................................. Presidenf JO VON JONES ....... ........... S ecrefary RICHARD CLIFTON ....... ....... V ice President CLASS Beverly Acrey Patti Adams Paul Anglin Robert Archer Dixie Armstrong Melvin Bailey Roger Bailey W. A. Baine Wanda Baker Bobby Bethel Wynell Bidwell Cleon Blacketer 'Jr is X Donald Boshart Logan Brown, Jr. 4 Anne Chapman ll a s 5 -Q Ray Chapman , 'k x l V ,-:. ,gk -' E Richard Clifton Johnny Collins f Ql James Cooper ' ' Margaret Cowser Q Jim Croslin Richard Dandridge Jeanne Davis James Douglas Jo Ann Eads Gary Ernest Carol Faulkner Jackie Ferrell yrs... i ik v. l s c- x31 'N f if x 6 V A l J1. xr A 1 , is cc x Y A V' ,S A r G. r A x C filil gall' Jerry Fewell Luke Fisher Janet Frazier Johnny Gaugl Barbara Giddings Wanda Gossett Leon Hallman Bobby Harris its 1 V glut e t .I Q we 3 uu.Ynl! g?'-df'-f -ESQ., J. 4 .,.r 1 Jan ,Alb 5' f' 4 si if I i44wlc,7z.,...y 5 If slqzr' 71 I it if? a N 'N' F? f6s,.,,yh Edith Hawkins Gary Haynes Jimmie Don H y Carole Higgins Phyllis Holup Don Howard Patricia Howard Dorothy Jenson Carol Jones Jo Von Jones Lucy Jones Robert Jones Earl Joplin Anita Lawson Jo Levy Dorothy Juanell Looney Colleen Lovett James Lumpkin Betty Malone .61 ,,. - I 'I X l f l ,Q . 'ui if ' A ,I vs. '11 , q Gloria Morgan Mollie Nelms Thelma Nelson Joe Nichols Betty Noles Ronnie Norman Gloria Norvell David Norwood Bennie C. Nulisch, Jr. Richard Pirkle Bobby Pyler Sunny Rackley Shirley Reynolds Nancy Rhoades Geraldine Rhodes June Roberts Connie Lee Rogers Charles Ross Joyce Salter John Sandridge C. B. Masterson Ann Maupin Barbara May David McManus Bobby McMillan David Miller Bill Mitchell Wanda Moody 'Pig A. 17 fi' sn, I 4B 1 131 5 ie fl L tg A '75 s 3 CLASS Freddy Schuster Douglas Scoggins Nancy Seddon Jack Shahan 65 Frances Shanz Freda Shanz 6' Charles Stanford Barbara Stewart sg f 1' 5' if s 1' 'l J 'Qu Q ,1 5 F ' Q' P V 4.1 a V If ics- ff f 1 A H. X 1 is I ' , 1 ' fa- A 4-nf, x . t In 'K x ' 'J Judy Williams V I , Jack Wood SENIORS NOT PICTURED Billy Gilmore Robert Relf Tommy Hollabough Paul Sehnert Kennith Jones Barnett Walker Billy Morris Joyce Crump Don Pearcy Shirley Farrington KI' ull ,.-of , fu-..,.t C. G. Stone Jimmie Stone Monette Thompson Joanne Trevino James Tuma Julian Tuma Kathryn Vest Swany Walker Geri Wall Edgar Ward Lydell Wheat Adelayde Williams Evelyn Goad Sharon Hardin Wynelle Mills Wanda Moody Wilma Starks Y 1 I 3 A CLASS 3 A CLASS OFFICERS JACK HALL ..................,..................... Secrefa ry ALBERT RIDDLE ..... - .......... Presidenf JERRY ESKRIDGE ....... ...... V ice Presidenf X l Q Barbara Allen Doreen Amos J. W. Ansley Diane Armistead . L . P Diane Ballew S ' Jimmy Barnes ll Pat Barnes f V Y Selma Bartlett, N'-fu' 44 hx -A , 9 G Cecil Bassham ,i A Q -' - tl Dan Bates, Jr. QA 4' f J ' Stanley Beall A H, A ' , Larry Blacketer A ci C ' H' E ff ' ., . i L , E -Z A 1 i 7-s 1 Lx 5 i., I If A V Scotty Carroll Johnny Case Charles Cate Ronald Cates Josie Lee Cawthorne Anita Christian Eddie Church LaVerne Clinkscales 5 6+ .ii .4 lf 'mr R, Jerry Blissitte Lamar Brown Eve Brussell Eva Jo Burnley Ray Butler Jimmie Butts Deloyce Campbell Clara Cannell lim 7 V C . 4 Q X 3A l 'N f N A l l 'R CLASS Gwynell Conway Jeannette Cottrell Richard Craft Nancy Credille James Davis Ruth Davis Rose Lee Deaton Joan Dolbeer Larry Dubberley Edwin Duggan Carol Elkins Ellen Enloe Jerry Eskridge Bill Espey Billie Everett Billy Faulkner Glynna Floyd Wayne Futch Mary Gay Judy Gilley I JIT , ., , , ,fi., f1a. Q 1 f aaa, 1. 4 3,1 6- .- J E up ' Iii. K .f 7 il ' i if ff ' Cl in 6-' Q f I M , Q . X - Va, 'JIVJI I was 9' 1 I Annie Goodwin Carole Gunn Billy Ray Hall Jack Hall J A K George Harrison J. H. Harrison Tommy Harveston Diane Hatcher 'T 4 ist .i P K ' ,. ul' lf- Zh, 1 S . Q F 5 x Mm, 4' ' J ' , '. m s 57 G-J 8- -0 I 9' 1 .yi 5 4. -Y A ' A L J , N '-kgs '52 N Y x Ben Large Q' as Gaye Ann Lazaroe ,, ,X --Lk ib- Ginger Lee Q' , W Stanley Lee l . j, qi L Teddy Loss 5 is Douglas Madding - ' Donald Mann H X f Bill Hines Labon Hollingsworth Joyce Huckaby Catherine Huff Rose Hughes Diane lngle Bill lrvin Barbara Ishmael Sylvia Jarrell Celeste Johnson Patsy Johnson Shirley Johnson Wayne Jones Billy Justice Emill Kattner Edna Keelin Mildred King Bert Klopfenstien Barbara Knox Mack Lambert 1 ' .fr Vnrnnn Mnrr-han! A I .MIA r J 7 me 3A fer' 5: '5! .7 CLASS B., ...Q Elaine Massengill Q. Dan McCullough I ff Alford McGowan Jinx- Doile Mcllveene James McVay Claudette McWhirter l 1 0 K. N 1 I ' .1 54x Diane Miller 'T'- Gloria Morgan Betty Moulton Ruth Narramore Jo Ann Noel Bobby North Gloria Northcutt James Ottinger Danny Parker Dwana-Parker Jimmy Parker Marlin Patterson Edwin Paul Richard Perigo S x A l .5s' l K -x the x R 535 'Q 4' XC 1 ' i 4. N 1 if 2 f f 1 1 Sf Tx! Q ff if .an-f 'iv- f , run L' sf Margaret Pettigrew Barbara Phillips Margaret Presley Ann Pritchett Katie Ransom Harlon Reames Albert Riddle Sue Roache . Gu if . l I Q nf W i S pr- 21 A 1 Bobby Watson Nellie Watson Peggy Watson Zach Watson Marie Werning Bobby Whitlow Barbara Williams Bobby Williams if L - .5 xl ,za it if 4:9 , fl ' :jf y nf K Q. Q- ll R .2 A Q, N! M l f l in sl .. V X fit! 1? '7 fw- 1:- Barbara Robinson Milton Robinson Morris Rose Peggy Rupard Tommy Sauer Alvin Sayles Leston Scott Dick Sechrist Mary Seddon Joyce Semple Harald Serven Gary Shelton Douglas Stapleton Frances Steele Eulace Stewart Billy Story Bobby Sullivan Robert Taylor Duane Thompson Gail Ward flag ,f l .P x lm. CLASS Stanley Williams Barbara Willingham Marvin Withrow Gloria Woods Janis Barns Jeanie Burns Francis Cason Winnie Collins Vera Edwards Lavona Evans Virginia Fincher Glenda Hart Norma Hart Maxine Hooper Shirley Killough Peggy Lott Jane Madison Jo Ann Manley Pansy Meadow Mariorie Miles Marcia Miles Mary McCanley Gloria Parrish Lynn Robinson Ruby Schatga Peggy Sconce Colleen Skerritt Fannie Smith Harland Reams and Ronnie Norman study for a Mid-Term final exam in Biology. 'C JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Catherine Terry Rebecca Villegas John Adler James Averitte Edgar Ashton Gary Barber Fergus Bentley Wallace Bierhalter Tommy Birdwell Billy Braddy David Brewer Larry Carter Ronald Coleman Randall Dixon John Ellis Robert Fiddler Jerry Garvin Jerry Gilmore Max Glen David Graves Donald Griffin William Hall Louis Hamilton Charles Hensley Joe Hicks Bobby Jones Bob Jones Richard Kell Phillip Kinsey Eddie London Mike Langran Warren Loftis Harry Mark Charles Meeks Fred McDonald Audie Morris Joel McFall Thomas Mclntire Delbert Mclntosh James McKee John McMeans Bob Nelson William Newsom Melryn Oberg Norman O'Rear Lester Peck Ja mes Potts Y Donald Rambo J. C. Richey Charles Ridgers John Sandridge Edwin Scott Jerry Sellers Don Sharks Billy Sinnott Robert Smith Willard Smith Rickey Spears Wayne Stovall Harry Tasker Roy Taylor Ben Terry Teddy Trimble Rayburn Tucker Tommy Underwood William Utter Wendell Williams James Woods David Zook Thomas Younger The Band peps up the Adamson Football Assembly with a theme from Dragnet Yi nb? 2'- A 1 1 2 and 1 ll 1 In 1 ll 1 ll 1 l nd 4 38 CLASS OFFICERS H---A LINDA DYER Secretary RICHARD MCINTYRE Vice President 3 B CLASS First row: James Merrill, La Juan Feemster, Rose Mary James, Virginia Weese, Martha Lou Wilson, Lynn Burkhard, Elsie Jones, Susie Couch, Charles Hukill, Second row: Mary Ann Benevides, Glenda Moore, Betsy Carraway, Pat Smith, Clarice Grogan, Patsy Mitchell, Wayne Richardson, Tommie Gammon. Third row: Buddy Pavey, Robert Phillips, Peggy Jo Dickson, Beulah Mae Alphin, James Bass, Charles Griffin, Jerry Lewis, Jesse Lopez. Fourth row: Kim Kimery, Bobby Carroll, Charles Culp, John Smith, Carl Ramsey, James Hanna, James Coulson, Edward Seale, Larry Stanfielo. X, Ya i V' S l 'vvf inf. A., .wh if . Q' I1 I ra gaswfvf- fy. .9 Q Jlih- O li ,J First row: Bettie Jo Griffin, Shirley Ann Miller, Lennie Mangum, Wanda Grindele, Linda Dyer, Jerry Horn, Louis Stegman. Second row: Ted Dolby, Jackie Johnson, Charles Morris, Glenn Darnell, Larry Davidson, Charles Reneau, Third row: Bobby Norman, Richard Mclntyre, Mike Morgan, Wendell Champion, Don Arning, Robert Mustain, Benny Smith, Donald Weaver. Fourth row: Charles Collins, Chuck Sharpe, Richard Wray, Woodrow Allen Thomas, J. Fred Osteen, Larry Marlin Booth, Joe Hillhouse, Deskin Johnson, Ernest Burleson. 3 B CLASS -1 it gg,-, l gylrmr, W gfgfxgx. .V if my A , , A bu: 4 1 , Q' 1 me sa. l V, Our students are well pre- pared in case of an atomic attack. The students here were snapped at their sta- tions in the first floor hall less than three minutes after the first signal was given during one of our atomic drills. A'9 O- 1' C - I I '7 F' . SL -.5 , - ' iiuif' ., .-.F 2A CLASS OFFICERS JEFF SAMFORD President GERRY ANN BENHAM Secretary JOHN DUNCAN Vice President X He .z..bf,,, .1 A., A M ,,,.,. 4+ ..,,,M, -m In M .-?4,,'f?g. , sf' 5a...'.,4i.?7 iii, Q N . ...FQ ,. . , v ,, . ,, K N ' -Biafxiie v:al'1.3f.T'?4 7 7'? 3d 5 ' 'fl .fx L W -ff',,,,-mL 'k .-4,413-'f4.t V 3,V:.:f7.'i4,. ' 2 A CLASS First row: Margaret Fite, Douglas Scoggins, Sammy Birdwell, Nora Lou Jackson, Barbara Owens, Helen Crookston, Belvis Martin, Beverly Martin, Jane Jenkins. Second row: Cora Sue Jackson, Barbara Yates, Jeanne Wilson, Arvida Williams, Ben Hilburn, Dianne Lowery, Bonnie Shewbirt, Margo Martin, Myrt Denman, Beverly Tremble. Third row: Harold Foerster, Stanley Fox, Dudley Kirkpatrick, Ernie Curtis, R. A. Burgess, Barbara Ruth Stanford, Rodney Haggard, Darlene Griffin, Martha Rodgers, Sharon Durkee, De Anna Lovell. Fourth row: Wallis Nichols, Skippy Coraway, Roy Honeycutt, David Sherrill, Arvis Don Cowley, Phillip Carter, Leon Caplinger, Roy Russell, John Duncan, Jerry Carpenter. ?m.- 'f'9 -i an -- 'Q 1 'VR A is YAY! . x . .Lv g I, f ,A null G-9 9 6 . cg. 1 r J :J 'I self' Q. Q nv X in 'f ff if if ' A Ji - J. A , .,.t?ff:ik' -A as --f an .X First row: Joe Adair, lnez Mercer, Clarann Cates, Mary Helen Holt, Carolyn Dominic, Wanda Giddens, Anna Belle Green, Arthur Leon Garvin, Tom Sullenberger. Second row: Dale Harris, Bobby Allen, James Vines, Gary Dean, Tiny Worley, Gloria Stockton, Marches Waldrop, Charlotte McGawan, Sandy Houghtaling. Third row: Gene Little, Jay Seely, Ronald Etheredge, John Hyland, Johnny Davis, Jimmy Mcllveene, Floyd Schoppaul, William Cody, Tommy Daniel, Charley Copus. Fourth row: J. E. Skong, Don Currey, Bobby Paul, David Appleby, Arthur Johnson, Jerry Traylor, Ted Davis, Tommy Garrett, David Brown, Loy McHargue, Larry Strom, Dennis Forston. ZA CLASS First row: Billy Garvin, Shirley Purifoy, Marion Aldrich, Charlene Cason, Ann Green, Martha Weese, Eugenia Brister, Esther Coursey, Pat Nehring, Harry Wells. Second row: Shirley Hunt, Doris Platzer, Evelyn Lacek, Peggy Shaw, Earlene Hallingshead, Betty Cooper, Jo Zabonik, Carol Davis, Kathy Pritchett, Chuck Northwick. l Third row: Frank Norris, Anne Arrington, Mary Sprague, Elizabeth Foreman, Mary Harris, Cecilia Utley, Mary Jo Cook, Betty Hawpe, Martha Hill, Johnny Clymer. Fourth row: Dorothy Dunn, Elaine Starnes, Walter Dee Nevil, Gene Bullard, Vernon Ellis, David Delfeld, Robert Hunt, Jeff Samford, Jack Love, Tresslyn Miller, J. C. Mitchell. 1 fx! 5 ' D6 :A-QQ' 8 Ai' ... E., ,, Tj at X A -x lfb V First row: Leslie Bragg, M. L. Kirby, Larry Manning, Elmer Norris, Glenn Ward, Paula Williamson Barbara Lawrence, Jean Rushing, Shirley Jean Landon, Peggy Harris, Nancy Polasek. Second row: Albert Fuller, Gail Galbraith, Margie McConnell, Dorothy Van Meter, Kay Ansley, Anita Shaw, Bill Werner, Ralph Cardenas, Marvin Staton, Elsie London. Third row: Randle Knott, Frances Moore, Leon Barnes, Betty Vangurp, Nais Harrell, Modene Aday Agaytha Tate, Ferralene Jones, Barbara Mitchell, Carleen Carroll. Fourth row: Wendell Clower, David Karney, Duane Sutton, Charles White, Philip Wooley, Ray Franks, Robert McDonald, Teddy Baugh, James Gentry, Morris Storrs, David E. Hooten. 2A CLASS First row: Johnnie Fay Callicott, Shirley Mae Pribble, Reba Young, Margaret Green, Linda Creceluis, Marilyn Sparks, Barbara Campbell, Jo Ann Franklin, Gail Hendrix, Jan Byrd, Second row: Dickie Phillips, Virginia Hurst, Reba Boatman, Martha Brooks, Sandra Douglass, Ruth Hooker, Grace Hutchinson, Elaine England, Pat Dixon, Janice Bayer, Patricia Grant. Third row: George Emerson, Erma McClure, Mary Carol Thompson, Kaye Fairweather, Flora Jean Tippett, Linda Sheets, Wilma Lois Strickland, Mary Holley, Judy Stanford, Betty Ann Martin. Fourth row: Roger Armistead, Lloyd Dooley, Weldon Bloyed, Harold Scoggins, Jerald Nall, Kenneth Key, Jerry Midkiff, Robert Fields, John Keepers, Billy Scott, Tommy Feagin. 1 i s.. ?' I 1 , M fr M .?,. uf. f sake,-as ,, fx ' Q gf fa bl? First row: Joan Powell, Jackie Hume, Betty Segers, Pat Looney, Babs Fisk, Laralayne Snider, Bobbi Hicks, Carolyn Postell, Charlotte Lovett, Shirley Haning, Janice Castleberry, Evelyn Cronkhite, Patricia Clough. Second row: David Peck, Eddie Ozment, Gerry Preddy, Margaret Wyatt, Billie Jean McHargue, Sylvia Jean Hill, Charlene Lowthorp, Tootie Furgeson, Gloria Farmer, Doris Castlebury, Fredericka Troderman. Third row: Emily Sue Moody, Doris Condley, Frances Benham, June Mays, Lydia Townsend, Eugenia Rogers, Don Humphries, Joe Overton, Don Ivey, Oswald Nulisch, Edgar Stanley, Billy Armet. Fourth row: Shirley Rosinbrum, Frances Johnston, Jimmy Sutherlin, Hugo Elmore, Jack Mikesell, Paul Geer, Wayne Wagover, Donnie Lunsford, Bill Chapman, Harold Tidwell, Maurice Pierce, Leon Story. 2A CLASS First row: John Lair, Bill Harter, Jerry Hart, Carolyn Bradford, Marilyn Sansom, Gerry Ann Benham, Carolyn Sansom, Ann Sanford, Yvonne Case, Charles Taylor, Robert Reynolds. Second row: Jack Morris, Charles Wellbaum, David Max Hooten, Billy Davis, Larry Johnson, Tony Koncak, Richard McClain, James Garrett, Walter Williams, Peggy Rhoads. Third row: William Phillips, Johnnie Faye Miller, Terry Bowen, Michael Chalk, Billy Whigham, Leon Tackett, Ted Teague, Don New, Leonard Nickols, Delbert Standley, Jr. Fourth row: Verley Sembritzky, Jerry Fulfer, David Walters, Larry Beeman, Richard Biondi, Don McCullough, Richard Johnson, Don Walker, Kenneth Payne, Danny Davis, Philip Kotz, Donald Peterson. , ,alt l,-. Jn. Q 4. 5 40 ,' L lag C ,: - 4 , S 1 ,. V - iJb f x'aLl 'jf 'Q' 'Q Q 6 l-- Q 4-dm 'A , .tsgj-'xe iiojcxgx- ,gy .sl My i K SJC- ., -L - J ., 195 abs ' -11' Zhi!!-rrt1,,, ' r A' Q-A . ' ,, ,H , wf af '-J , . 1 l lv' 7.. p. -ss fx W r I R' wr . 111:- 28 CLASS OFFICERS DICK WHITTINGTON Vice President SAN DRA ADAMS Secretary BOBBY STORY President 2 B CLASS First row: Mrs. Dorothy Long, Sponsor, Martha Hill, Mary Lee Rust, Mary Ann Lowe, Nelda Sue Thummel, Minervh Lopez, Jane Bohanan, Betty Brown, Sandra Adams, Jean Phillips, Leah Hedrick, Marion Aldrich, Wesley Bradshaw, Sponsor. Second row: Earlene Goss, Barbara Davidson, Roberta Ann George, Barbara Mi:Lean, Wanda Burns, Sunny Walters, Charlotte Baumgardner, David Lee Matthews, Paul Dean Roach, John Hodge, Larry Lancaster, Buddy Phillips, Robert Gatlin. Third row: Leon Barnes, Dewayne Waggoner, Bobby Story, Billy Elkins, Gail Baker, Louis Ray Hobb, Edward Serven, Larry Henderson, Gordon Haynes, Mark Moser, Dick Whittington, George Dyess. Fourth row: Billy Westerman, Wendell Fincher, Ronnie Harbuck, James Martel, Gerald Jones, Michael Windham, Harold Martin, Bill Rogers, Eddie Hill, Bill Patterson, Eddie Sillings, Mikey Thurman, I Q 11 4 A ' I Qs all R ITN 'lt S.O.C. abouts Countersflloclcwise Miss Bragg, B Homemaking Teacher, takes time out to have a snapshot made in the Foods Room . . . A cafeteria scene in the lunchroom. Notice, everyone is gathered round . . . The Maiorettes just finish half- time ceremonies at the Sunset Football Game . . . Five girls make merry at the G.A. summer camp . . . A Sunset Maiorette and a South Oak Cliff Maiorette, Joyce Salter . . . Pat young and Kenneth Barnett play cowboys and iniuns at home . . . A scene in the halls at SOC . . . Larry Blacketer at a Football Game . . . Gloria Garrett throws one of her crazy moods at the G.A. summer camp. If '- ?!ff'?5!Il4 2- s ',Zf.Yi : ' -H S F xxfgf. f',,f!-,L:V'i'1'i K ,. rf-s g - cf N, -, - ' fl 1 L ' 1 .yu I .1 A4 a. , sa s 4,g5,.3g,tgx,t ',it2:tt-cf F xS2:1...f awlhs Y' mmflllliv 36: 'B X 'J-'i:'T7 x . 5 Ax R x . . S. X H L' I ix X N I. F I . Ks -T55 4 Q5 A A as if Q R'-'Q 751' ' as s Q5 Q . fl 5-if '- I IA CLASS OFFICERS gg - : y 5:3 ' Q DAVID PICKETT 1:7-I 4 3 I 5 g Vice President Q R I A SUZANNE ADAMS Secretary JACK KELLAM President IA CLASS First row: Pat Przada, Elouise Stephens, Anita Burnett, Peggy Hill, Gloria Oberg, Betty Binion, Shirley Bloun, Victor Mikulec, Frank Thompson, Richard Shutts, Johnny Thach. Second row: Gary Baxter, Cliff Slackney, Claudine Carson, Jeanette Denman, Jolette Johnson, Wilda Barnard, Patsy Lowe, Jean Thompson, Mary Lee York, Minnie Andes, Richard Robinson. Third row: Charles Nolen, Cordell Ballew, Eddie George, Kurt Johnson, Dennis Gill, David Kirby, Bill Ryan, Helen Mikesell, James Rolison, Harold Wellborn, Johnny Schutza. Fourth row: David Pickett, Richard Smith, Billy Jordan, Donald Hall, Lanny Land, Ray Galloway, Wayne Gaston, David Parker, Nolan Williams, David Spohn, Robert Thompson. -ng: wi, ls ', a ' f 1-141 ,sh Ll Qi x .La 1 .l-. , l X First row: Tommy Powers, Bobby McMeans, Mary Grace Spriggs, Judy McCullough, Shirley Kerr, Helen Dale Miers, Frances Hart, Joyce Palmer, Rebecca Kirby, Mary Jo Hankins, Kay Mickie, Billy Sparks. Second row: Patsy Ansley, Linda Thomas, Laquetta Goodman, Barbara Bartek, Janette Jones, Suzanne Adams, Betty Wilson, Sue Gibson, Sandra McClintock, Bobbie Dean Averitte, W. C. Hettick, Don Taylor. Third row: Teddie Church, Jimmy Cleveland, Clifford Weeks, Ray Grayson, Kenneth Simmons, Robert Johnston, Kenneth Spivey, Jimmy Walker, Lee Wilson, Eddie Geren, Eugene Guest. Fourth row: Charles Dews, Gary Turner, Jimmy Attaway, Wayne Steed, Dalton Vinson, Gary Lawler, Kendall Russell, Neall Coker, Gerald Wolfe, Kenith Harris, Bobby Hunt, Jerry Maness, Joe O'Bryant. 1 A CLASS First row: Mary Lou Reynolds, Kathleen Lewis, Goldie Lewis, Margaret Dandridge, Pat Hughey, Janice Crow, Mary Herrod, Linda Brownfield, Betty Schutza, Suzanne Frederick. Second row: Nelda Crelia, Pat Smith, Ruby Bartlett, Betty Bowman, Rita Rai Green, Carole Callaway, Janet Watts, Loretta Cooper, Lucille Massey, Judy Patterson, Wanda Strickland. Third row: Ruby Jo Patton, Joyce Sawey, Barbara Greer, Anita Macon, Norma Tankersley, Betty Martin, Janeanne Corley, Pat McDowell, Mary Elizabeth Wuge, Sharon Jo Haas. Fourth row: Hazel Clabough, Patsy Lambert, Charlotte Williams, Levonila Conway, Sherry Bennett, Kay Wooley, Barbara Hamm. U J, vw l-an ,.:. 'l 3 v., 'N 'I A gl if 'F P95 , '-V Alla I tc Kev' in x 5 ,l,. -vb .2 A ., Il DN as I A 6' g A First row: Shirley Wagner, Dorothy Russell, Paula Clark, Nellie Pilgrim, Glenda Pirkle, Ruby Joyce Seay, Bettye Lou Ridgway, Peggy Jo Knox, Barbara Jean Steadman, Sue Moore, Nalda Pitchford. Second row: Shirley Paschall, Beverly Moore, June Wilson, Belinda Maberry, Jean McShane, Charlotte Sexton, Bettie Fern Riley, Jessie Green, Shirley McKirn, Janet Gunnell, Charles Garrett, Myrl Hoover. Third row: Alvin Pogue, Hughie Keith Williams, Barbara Ann Reynolds, Carol Muse, Kay Atchley, Betty Terry, Ruth Humrick, Joseph Rincker, John Payne, Morris Padgett, John Watson lll, Reb Faulkner. Fourth row: Johnny Barlow, Milton Trlica, Gola Gene Gregory, Roland Jackson, Tommy Peck, Kenneth Gordon, Bobby Hughes, Bradley Hartwyk, Imes Grant, Ronald Choate, Robert Shelton. l A CLASS First row: Janice Loftin, Frieda Gordon, Ann Duncan, Hattie Allen, Sue Burns, Alice Faye Steen, Nancy Keithley, Margaret Morris, Bennie Ginn, Georgia Prokop, Carolyn Bassham, Payson Lloover. Second row: Ebadell Genn, Betty Sue Hall, Martha Jones, Patricia Ross, Loretta Baker, Jerry Hill, Olen Arnold, Ronnie Wolfe, Jesse Hanson, Russell Carley, Ken Flournoy. Third row: Douglas Blake, Charlsie Clemons, Joan Barnes, Mary Lockridge, Linda Gilbert, Jimmy McDonald, Gene Crowder, Roni Allen, Bradford Graves, Mark Moser. Fourth row: Curtis Carpenter, Dwayne Fizgearld, Steve Myers, Dan Corky Furlow, Ronald Carroll, Rodney Bell. Glenn Davis. Bollman, Don Taylor, Jack Kellam, 'T' P4 . al IH Q' -'V 9' 41.-. OU Sui J M-n- SF H8 CLASS OFFICERS BOBBY GALLOWAY Vice President SONJA JONES Secretary JERRY SELF President H 8 CLASS First row: Eddie Hoyt, Joe Evans, Owen Corley, Helen Attaway, Barbara Griffin, Johnny Corum, Carl Schroat, Patsy Harper, Barbara Williams. Second row: Barbara Gay Grogan, Patsy Hart, Marie Rubio, Charlotte Long, Nancy Johnson, Mary Carter, Bobby Culley, Linda Whitlow, Brenda Yankey. Third row: Pete Bailey, Richard Heinrich, Roy Dalton, Alvin Lee Henson, Sharon Chase, Sonda Janell Roane, Nancy Jayne Ramsey, Larry McHargues, Shirley McGlothlin, Connie Barak, Doris Smith. Fourth row: Billy Carter, Kenneth Barnett, Gerald Terry, Jynette Forbes, Billy Polley, Gary Williams, Bob Mott, John Bohmer, Tommy Giltner, Nick Lundy. A Q Q Hs - Q ,- Q an Q First row: Barbara Rogers, Ruby Harris, Sue Simmonds, Mary Jane Smith, Shirley Bass, Doris Rene Poppell, Nancy Anne McKay, Michael Dixon, Gordon Richardson, Ronnie Milke, Donny Jonte, Dickie Lovely. Second row: Joyce Walker, Wilma Overton, Margaret Green, Kathryn Foster, Mary Dallaff, Loretta Harriss, Ruth Holman, Margaret Grant, Linda Harris, Bennie Hopson, Richard Carter. Third row: Jessie Skinner, Eunice Marie Taylor, Youvon Hart, Barbara Matzig, Elizabeth Boles, Peggy Vaughan, Patricia Thrasher, Barbara Nichols, Martha Hicks, Eve Lynn Winn, Kathy Morale. Fourth row: Virgle Poor, David Norton, James Kouser, Algea Johnson, Virgle Walker, Bobby Galloway, H 8 CLASS First row: Delbert Rice, Barbara Burk, Ellen Kittrell, Patricia Burleson, Evangeline Allen, Marie Jones, Radonna Berna, Martha Narramore, Barbara Dempsey. Second row: Lela Weesner, Eloise Elkins, Lena Gilbert, Mallie Harbert, Nell Latham, Gloria Garrett, Anna Bell McGlocklin, Mike Brown, Jerry Knight, Danney Shreves, R. L. Davenport. Third row: Dorothy Harne, Sue Davis, Mary Lockhart, Betty Shiflet, Patricia Wilson, Glenda Dinsmore, Doris Barnes, Janice Dawson, Peggy Croft, Judy Self, Linda Martin. Fourth row: Sylvia Carpenter, Dorothy Ferguson, Barbara Lee Neff, Shirlaine Trigg, Jimmie Barnard, John Wayne Wade, Patricia Capenter, June Storrs, Dorothy Thrift, Louise Pogue, Judy Hill. James Patton, Glenn Brooks. 444 .0 54 . lr., ,J 049, Q an P1 ':, 1 . m ji Q: 1 A tw! ,N 1, K 41 Nw' ...vain f First row: Virginia Andrews, Mary Ann Culley, Homer Brannum, Dawayne Nichol, Frank Stewart, Joe Ray McClintock, Stephen Cole, Leona Ney, Betty Denbow. Second row: Harry Fincher, Jimmie Cook, Dannah Rose, Donald Sechrist, James Goodwin, Jimmy Polley, Billy Johns, George Owen, Mickey Herley, Sadie McClellan, Janet Cullum. Third row: Bill Allen, Bobby Day, Laddie Whitfield, George York, Danny Threatt, Michael Harvey, Jimmy Sims, Gerald Thatcher, Robert Kiles, Morris Roberts, Sandra Wagnon. Fourth row: Bob Stanley, Roy Owen, Ronny Smith, Albert Aicklen, J. R. Turnipseed, Sidney Abbott, Robert Pellman, Jerry Caraway, David Shehorn, Duckie Bloonz, Eugene White. H 8 CLASS First row: Fred Beller, Bobby Webb, Lois Ann Stroupe, Pat Hill, .lo Ann Postell, Pat Terry, William H. Patterson, Melvin Odum, Carolyn Feemster, Marguerite McKenzie. Second row: Wanda Goodman, Jimmie Lou McCoy, Sonia Jones, Pat Young, Joe McKeever, Jerry Crowder, Dannie Stephenson, Jimmy Brank, Ruth Foster, Donna Granberry, Mary Jo Mouser. Third row: Wayne White, Elaine Youngblood, Sharon Baggs, Evelyn Dickson, Babs Rogers, Suzanne Echols, Judy Black, Dolores Goff, Linda Westbrook, Sandra Sue Smith. Fourth row: Jerry Cook, Phillip Cartei, William Bougus, Bobby Hitt, Jerry Ray Coffman, Jerry Self, Jimmy Miller, James Hinson, Evlan Abbot, Roger Aday. .if .0 ., T. w '-y ' V A, ,L , -,-..r... A - ,, . ,. ..,M....-.e- Ilfflllllf -ie Q .J....,,..s. PT L 8 CLASS L8 CLASS OFFICERS JIMMY CAMPBELL U President R S JANINA NORTHCUTT Secretary TOMMY GORGAS Vice President First row: Dorothy Fields, Sponsor, Jerry Hardy, Melvin Boatman, Ronnie Bradley, Nickey Jones, Ernest Clabaugh, Harry Fincher, Richard Cope, Alvin Henson, Tommy Gargus, Johnny Roach, Tommy Johnson, B. V. Heizer, Sponsor. Second row: Billy Ruffin, Kenneth Mitchell, Sharon Wood, Dionna Keeble, Betty Hillhouse, A'Draine Slayton, Shirley Franks, Linda Johnson, Janina Northcutt, Elizabeth Lee, Billy Warren, Mike Notting- ham. Third row: Donnie Harris, Gary Hill, Johnny Stanfield, Dorothy Waldrop, Judy Bailey, Beverly Johnston, Barbara Wood, Evelyn Dickson, Patricia Wilson, Wanoa Medlin, Maurice Cummings, Donald Elkins. Fourth row: James Curry, Duckie Bloom, Jimmie Campbell, Bobby Johnson, Wendell Moffitt, James Donica, Joseph Haines, Herbert Fain, Jimmy Henderson, Wayne Wade, James Sheppard, Harley Townsend. mv 'l'1-- - Q f x VH I I SI' WJ, J I ,N ga it aff ,WA K 2 K. an W ,ff f 7 X 7 X 4 XMLITAQY S 7 E g f 7. 'v J , M ,y WW f W, My Www: ' w ' JW' fl! H I1 Z g, D f A V. . 1. First row: Tasker, Schuster, Mclntosh, Williams. Second row: Bass, Norman, McClain, Northwick, Wells, Bell, Allen, Lee. Third row: L. Johnson, R. Johnson, Coalson, McCullough, Mustain, Hamilton, Morris, Meeks. Fourth row: Humphries, New, Mosier, Ramsey, Davis, Lunsford, Peterson, Tremble, Wray. CCM PANY A 51 FREDDY SCHUSTER Company Execufive Officer PEGGY WATSON Company Sweefhearr DELBERT Mcl NTOSH Company Commander JACKIE FERRELL Platoon Leaderl DANNY PARKER Platoon Leader Seated: LOGAN BROWN Company Commander JOYCE SALTER, Company Sweetheart JIMMY DON HAYNES Company Executive Officer First row: Ferrell Brown Haynes Parker Second row:Mudk1ff McDonald Kurby Gull Harrus Snmmons McHargue Third row: Bassham Pierce Russell Kell Walters Paul Gnlmore Fourth row: Mark Duncan lrvlng Hall Howard Clower Hallman Joplin .I Q D, M . pl. - 4 .. .. 34 U' JERRY GARVIN Company Commander JEANETTE JONES Company Sweefhearr COMPANY D First row: A. Garvin, B. Garvin, Scoggins, Walker, Hukill, J. Garvin, Merill, Sparks Shelton, Riddle. Second row: Burleson, Vines, Cardenas, Garrett, Myers, Jackson, Spain, Thompson. Third row: Teague, Fuller, McKee, Johnson, Renau, Peck, Gentry, Johnson, Furlow. '55 ,l '11, xc. r N GARY ERNEST Company Commander SUZANNE ADAMS Company Sweetheart JOHN MCMEANS Company Executive Officer I ll COMPANY 'F Q, , First row: Williams, Ernest, McCullough. Second row: Ashton, Hart, Hunneycut, Watson, Hatfield, Prizadu, Horn, Wilson, Lopez, Davis, Tucker. Third row: Storrs, Averitte, Delfeld, Rinoker, Dolby, Hanna, Hlovenkea, Weaver, Fox, McVey, Fourth row: Lambert, Ellis, Scoggins, Church, Scott, Walker, Paul, Nelson, Bower, Brewer. ll OO tsl . , ,M . . ,,, f ' .Wg ar, Second row Hoover Beall Elmore Phillips Koncak Ward Norris Bragg, Werner, Pavey. Third row Cates Coleman Traylor Scott Graves Forston Johnston, Spohn, Biondi, Sauer. Fourth row Futch Barber Gregory Nichols Gaston Morgan Barnes, Morris, Dixon Standing: PHILIP KINSEY Company Executive Officer Seated: RICHARD DANDRIDGE Company Commander GAIL HENDRIX Company Sweetheart STANLEY WILLIAMS Platoon Leader ph CHARLES STANFORD Company Commander JO VON JONES Company Sweetheart COMPANY H First row: Reames, Withrow, Standford, Relf, Sandridge, Richey. Second row: Davis, Phillips, Simmons, Foerster, Mclntire, Brown, Seely, Zook, Adair, Parker Third row: Dean, Haggard, Appleby, Standley, Lawler, Justiss, Nickols, Smith, Sullenberger Utter. Fourth row: Sinnott, Harrison, Schoppaul, Johnson, Franks, Reviel, Serven, Hicks, Alphin Rodgers. 1 9. , A ,M REGIMENTAL STAFF W A Baine Wayne Jones Gary Shelton Jack Wood Phylis Hollup Luke Fisher, David Kneeling: Wayne Jones, F r e d d y Schuster, James Woods, Jerry Garvin, Stanley Beall, L a m a r Brown. Standing: Mike Morgan, Bill Utter, Bill Espey, Wendell Williams, Wendell Champion. R.O.T.C. BAND lin an L .- yn Q, 'ft 91 R ,af mf-'N L 1 9 ,N ' A -.,- r Atdgia- 35'-...'- 1 l r Y A h 4'v'.,.,, AJ'-..l fil 1-x9f ,'ff-V , ,Q -.jf7' it 'v -8? ', if 'I :Q -A7 I, QQ, ' 'A T'V.'ff':':l -,.,'Ja ix: Q 'K .a....nhs.2.Qd ..f'.rri,-'L' 172' ,. fffrfl ' .Z '. K' AVN' by First row: Bob Fitzgearld, Jimmy Meadows, Douglas Scoggins, Larry Beeman, Butch Arnold, Wayne Jones. Second row: Billy Sinnott, Robert Archer, Charles Taylor, Robert Reynolds, Jerry Hart, Ken Flournoy, Mike Chalk, Hugo Elmore, Jerry Sellers, Harold Tiddwell. Third row: Edwin Stanley, Bill Chapman, Joe Overton, Ben Large, Don Bollman, Ted Teague, Eddie Landon, Tom Powers, David Lee, Dan Bates, David Max Hooton, David Delfeld. Fourth row: Billy Hall, Cecil Bashom, David Walters, Jimmy McDonald, Fred McDonald, Jimmy Southerland, Ricky Spears, Bill Davis, Terry Bowen, Mack Lambert, Ronald Cole- man, Paul Geer, Stanly Beall, Eulace Stewart. -J WAYNE JONES Band Commander BARBARA PHILLIPS Band Sweetheart EULACE STUART f l X Mug - v f 1 T fx A ,- s -A MTH- ls ' 'lg . 'a ,, , --Qi i it ' 4 ' ,si The members of the Color Guard are, left to right: Zack Watson, Louis Hamilton, Tom- my Sauer, and Bobby Nor- man. Q r, Q-,. as .n. 'lb .ps .A ---. David Norwood and Luke Fisher check over a few pa- rade reports. , 'ally ini? Q' , Q I I 5 Q .REQ A up . -sau.--,Q '... Q.. .,o.,...,. , M ini' 'lem ,fl if 'Q' p ' E C J 4 3 2 l is Next.. A -+.,.a,1 . 4 . .Q 'QM ,A . ws-.. . H- b f . it wb: .A-'f1.:i.,,.,v' -' 1, .,. Vibes n.,ln.,-2 The Instruction Staff at SOC Hi consists of M-Sgt. Andress, S.F.C. James, Capt. Le Roy Thomas, Asst, P.M.- S.T., and Capt. Joe M. Hill, Commandant. --Q-ff--it-F-1 A A w J -Y si.. 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I, 9' , .q, ,.. . , I . s , .O I '.I.'g px., gl . .0,I' I O.. :I, 5 'I N .'.- -. . ..' .-. - -' ' 3 - . - , . . . ,I o' I.. QI .o1v5' . ' 4 I , . . a I r ,ur I , I ...f I. 'on m H .' ' - ae. .'. .f x,.'. '- 1-' ,S , ' 0..' 3. '. . ' 'P 'O' ' ' 6 5 . ' '. J' ' .' Q. u.' WHO'S DAVID NORWOOD and GWYNELL CONWAY Co-Editors, THE 1954 DEN MONETTE THOMPSON Band MORRIS ROSE Sports WHO The 1954 DEN would like to give extra recogni- tion to those students who have made outstand- ing contributions to the life of the school in their different fields. Because of their leadership, efficiency, co-operation and service, these peo- ple have been chosen for our first WHO'S WHO. DIXIE ARMSTRONG Speech BARBARA PHILLIPS and GEORGE HARRISON Co-Editors, THE BEAR TRACKS 'S A N-S 4 N. .fffpk 5-LEX' N? NN JEAN BAKER Chorus 1 I , WAYNE JONES Speech 9 C-I JACK HALL and EDWIN PAUL Noon Day Prayers WHO'S 1 I WHO RICHARD CLIFTON and DICK SECHRIST Sfudenf Body Presidents ANN PRITCHETT Captain, Golden Debs :ax H. f 9,QI'4 ,i Dx LUKE FISHER Regimenfal Commander, ROTC X W lfffmff lfjhfdfff ff iffifyff f 5100'Q7,J Q N W '7 ' i ' fy JLS lC I I IIN,- la I up :NJ ,fl NVD? CHAMPIONS DISTRICT I2-AA, 1953 In their very first season of competition in District 12-AA, our baseballing Bears did a tremendous iob in winning the district. The Bears are to enter District 4-AAAA next season and the Student Body and Faculty are looking forward, with eagerness, to that next championship. COACH LIGON and MANAGER CLEON BLACKETER 1953 BASEBALL Below are South Oak Cliff Bears who were pitchers for the 1953 Baseball Team, These Bears helped SOC to win the 12-AA District championship. They are: Bobby Whittlow, Bill Hines, Jerry Fewell, and Kennith Jones. April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May MORRIS ROSE, a South Oak Cliff Bear is trying to score in a game between Hillcrest and South Oak Cliff. The final score was SOC 10-Hillcrest 6. BASEBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Hillcrest ...... Garland ...... SOC 5 8 9-Carrollton -.--- ------- 7 i4-Arlington .......... ....... 7 17-Pleasant Grove ...... ....... l 0 20-Mesquite .......... ....... l 2 30-Hillcrest ..... l -Mesquite ....... 4-Garland ..... 5-Carrollton .... 8-Arlington ...... -Pleasant Grove O -------l 5 -------l O -------l 0 -- ...... - 3 Blrdville ........... .... 7 -Birdville ..... 25-Birdville ..... 3 ---- I OPP 3 6 4 3 ll 3 6 2 l 2 O 9 4 4 r at r .' :J A -0,1 Q nazi' wx U 'Y-.2 . 5' 2+ T A V , J i I tw 2 N. 4 W 'Q , , f l l C ,X as 5 - if 'L .1 ' ,Acx- --h l I X .5 X 15. X .V ,X i ur- ,. C-5 ' fc . ,C -3 ' K ' . i T ' H y. 1- l 'A 'A' anrfxll ' no - ', 4- -'ii of 23' - 1 ' A ' ' K iDF L- 5 1 , F ,fav Higivifg, i2 '? v 'f s s ' . J s - -4 in 1 - Ji rn-.,w JP fiiffj B First row: Edgar Ward, Jim Croslin, Morris Rose, Logan Brown, Kennith Jones, Richard Clifton, Dan McCullough, Bobby McMillan, John McMeans, Bill Espey, Jimmy Don Haynes. Second row: Ronnie Norman, Melvin Bailey, Stanley Williams, Doile Mcllveene, Bill Faulk- ner, Jerry Eskridge, Bobby North,,Harlan Reames, J. C. Richey, Johnny Gaugl, David Miller, Willard Smith, Fergus Bentley. Third row: Edwin Paul, Harold Scoggins, Albert Riddle, Lloyd Dooley, James Averitte, Charles Cates, Donald Humphries, Marlin Patterson, Jim Osteen, Billy Morris, Bill Utter, John Duncan, Tommy Underwood, DeForest Kimery, Weldon Bloyed, Richard Dandridge, Scotty Carroll, Phil Kinsey, Coach Hodge, Head Coach Graham, Coach Crawford. A salute goes to the new students in South Oak Cliff High School. They have helped us to enter District 4-AAAA in athletics by helping us to increase our enrollment in order that we might meet the require- ments to enter this district. Congratulations are also in order to our 1953 Football Team who did a fine job in their first season in District 4-AAAA competition. l4 ', oi Q -R ang, - 3 ' ' X 5 'x . 51 -. . . x Z ' A V wa ,. l C., 1- 5 V, R 'ami x X D SX.. nf -.K ,S wus, yy .4llay' Q A .JS- l953 FOOTBALL Below is South Oak Cliff's Football coaching staff. These coaches work hard in training the boys for their various responsibilities. Left to right: Coaches Shelton, Rollings, Ligon, Graham lHead Coachl, Hodge, Crawford, and Stamps. 4-A w fi ' wr , - l ll 0 ' A 1 '.. i ' V L '!- , ' x J', V Q N' N QXLLAS , v Qhlallo ELL L A HIGH WLL4 HI E , fa 4, Q 6' 5614901-5 QHWHS' scnaozs 95-'LAS H H I H ATALLTIC 5'H UL v nnggnc iayjkx' sc DL: sc GLS gfPl'lHhl :QM .HCS ufllflfhf SCHIDLE U' UH- H MHC nina MM Munn: llPlRgl'f:'. uznnrnsw , 9 UlPAl 'lU' I Q Ji . Pig MELVIN BAILEY BILL UTTER Greater Dallas All-Oak Cliff Team All-City Team Jim Croslin returns a kick-off against Norfh Dallas. This play came up often as North Dallas rolled up a score of 49-7. ns fg g LOGAN BROWN Q 5 MORRIS ROSE All-Oak Cliff Team Where are you going Richard? Doile Mcllveene downs a Wildcat during the game be tween Woodrow Wilson and South Oak Cliff. The final score was Woodrow 54-SOC 7 'L ivy i- K Eu .,s9, 'o ' , A DOILE MCILVEENE f -,. ' ,' fha , X Here, Melvin Bailey lumps for a pass during the Sunset game. Final score was SOC, 7-Sunset, 45. LLOYD DOOLEY STANLEY WILLIAMS 'if' '51 RRY ESKRIDGE JIM CROSLIN - i C7 Sf ug X P u 4 1 , T v KENNITH JONES ' . A T X SCORES OF GAMES Nor PICTURED SOC ...... T 4 Hillcrest ..... SOC ,.,..... ...... O Waxahachie SOC ........ 6 Birdville SOC ........ ...... 7 Garland BOBBY NORTH MARLIN PATTERSON RONNIE NORMAN cf 'RQQQQ lg :Freq EP - 9 9 P ,W Al I Q , ' l B l ' E-it l ll ,rv S li ll w ,F L --I-U ig 2' W 1-'A' tw' A 2 l yi L A EPS: I- xy lim B SQUAD First row: Mike Morgan, Jim Mcllveene, Odis Dyson, Gene Bullard, Jack Johnson, Don Currey, John Keepers, Roger Armistead, lmes Grant, Jim McMeans. Second row: Bob Paul, Leslie Bragg, Bradley Hartwyk, Lanny Land, Tony Konchak, Paul Mann, Don Johnson, Jerald Nall, Larry Johnson, Robert Mustain, Joe O'Briant, Chuck Sharpe, Woody Thomas, Bill Cody, Edgar Stanley fmanagerl. Third row: Assistant Coach Bill Stamps, Assistant Coach Burton Rollings, Benny Smith, Douglas Blake, David Pickett, Johnny Schutzr, Bob Hunt, James Vines, Randle Knotts, Tommy Daniel, Gene Simmons, Teddy Baugh, Gary Dean, Charles White, Don Arning, Jerry Carpenter, Gene Little, Larry Davidson, Richard Mclntyre, Tommy Kindrick, Dickie Phillips, Buddy Jones, Jerry Williams, Ted Davis, Richard Biondi, Line Coach John Ligon, Head Coach Bob Shelton. the Foolb ol he socnes at one ,iShe'S bY 1 , if as SUDQ le mi the WW' SKY Q M? an PeP AS 4 semblles' W if J GOLDEN DEBS 0-4 'FNW 9.4- C TOP-First row: Mary Benevides, Katie Ransom, Pat Howard, Anita Lawson, Doreen Amos, Betty Moulton, Jo Ann Manley, Wynelle Bidwell. Second row: Mary Gay, Jane Madison, Deloyce Campbell, Wanda Grindele, Diane Armistead, Celeste Johnson, Eve Brussell, Carol Jones. Third row: Geri Rhoades, Dorothy Longacre, Jeanne Davis, Dixie Armstrong, Peggy Watson, Linda Dyer, Pat Smith, Barbara Stewart. Fourth row: Shirley Johnson, Elinor Yowell, Lennie Mangum, Marie Werning, Barbara Ishmael, Gloria Wood, Gloria Norvell, Ann Pritchett. CENTER-First row: Margaret Cowser, Barbara Knox, Virginia Weese, Gloria North- cutt, La Verne Clinkscales, Dwana Parker, Geri Wall, Jo Levy. BOTTOM-First row: Lynn Burkhard, Shirley Farrington, Susie Couch, Jean Baker, Frances Shanz. Second row: Barbara Giddens, Wynelle Mills, Gloria Morgan, Ann Maupin, Barbara Allen. it if !SL, 24, M 5rg1 b M 'L' ,A 1 CHEERLEADERS ' vu VA ,. ,L ff f Li s. 3 I JL ,Q . G3 A 'T' 'J 4.7, ,,,1-sw .V ' --y ,y - A 3 1 'X ' N' f iff' J ' ' T11 df-'Q - me-he-rra,a-sc.. fa. Q R , , NI: R R , v.lLfg'1T1j,.,V sv- an y ' i., !,:.kV V ir, 7 ,M J if R F ii of gl if 2 Y, ' , E ii ... ,W E Yi W I -f 4 Kneeling: Swany Walker, Cleon Blacketer, David Graves, Gary Ernest. Standing: Joyce Semple, Connie Rogers, Teddy Loss, Sylvia Jarrell. Captain ANN PRITCHETT LIEUTENANTS-Linda Dyer, son, Celeste Johnson. 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A M ', Mx! , ,.,A -'14 Le, ,fe . wa Ji-.gk Mi, GOLD AND WHITE BAND MEMBERS-Robert Archer, Olen Arnold, Stanley Beall, Dan Bates, Carolyn Bassham, Cecil Bassham, Robert Beeman, Terry Bowen, Billy Braddy, Lamar Brown, Mike Chalk Ray Elmore, Dwayne Fitz- , Shirley Haning, Jerry Mack Lambert, Eddie Jimmy McDonald, Joe Scoggins, Jerry Sellers, my Sutherlin, Charles Chapman, Ronald Coleman, Billy Davis, David Delfield, Hugo gerald, Ken Flournoy, Robert Gatlin, Paul Geer, Billy Ray Hall Hart, Bill Harter, David Hooten, Wayne Jones, Emily Kattner, Landon, Ben Large, David Lee, Jimmy Meador, Fred McDonald, Overton, Tommy Powers, Robert Reynolds, Charles Ross, Douglas Bill Sinnott, Rickey Spears, Eulace Stewart, Bobby Sullivan, Jim Taylor, Ted Teague, Harold Tidwell, Monette Thompson, David Walters. fs... MAJORETTES Left to right: Jo Von Jones, Suzanne t 1 r 9 t f l Adams, Diane Miller, Joyce Salter, I, 2 'M Ginger Lee, Adelayde Williams. gli' N , 5 El Big Dan McCullough puts the shot He is one of the boys who made up our 1953 Track Team. Bill Utter clears the pole at nine feet while Bill Faulkner gives moral assistance. wmWQi'4 '---.. s LQ A ff,-, as B4 Kneeling: Dick Sechrist, Wayne Stovall. Standing: Tom Younger, Jerry Fewell, Morris Rose, Jack Wood, Marlin Patterson, Douglas Stapleton, Bobby Whitlow, Melvin Bailey, Don Currey, Bert Klopfenstein. JACK HALL Manager T953-54 BASKETBALL The South Oak Cliff Basketball Team made a fine showing in their first year of 4-AAAA competition. Under the direction of Mr. Rollings, head Basketball Coach, the Bears worked hard to improve their skills. We are looking forward to our next season of Basketball competition. If COACH ROLLINGS left to right Coaches Rollings, A Squad, Crawford, C Team, Hodge, B Squadg Stamps Eighth Grade. Z ,,s......ai SK -,n'fi,, ' '-Y? X ' ' aw 531 Ti' A - tin? w uve BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Jan. Sunset .,.L..L.,LLLL,LL Jan. Woodrow Wilson Jan. -Norfh Dallas .ooooo Jan. -Crozier Tech oo,.,. Jan. -Adamson ,,..,. Jan. -Forest .ooo Feb. 2-Sunsef o,,oooo,.oooooo Feb. 4-Woodrow Wilson Feb. 6-North Dallas .ov,., Feb. TO-Crozier Tech ,,.,,. Feb. 1 1-Adamson ...... Feb. T2-Forest ...... MELVIN BAILEY SOC ----...42 .... 42 -. .,,.. 240 249 ...46 .-.--.54 ------5O -----.32 ------44 ---.--45 Opp. 60 35 58 69 62 51 61 47 53 62 45 43 WAYNE STOVALL DICK SECHRIST l 'Z , V' Q is x. th , w V , fl, , 'pf At , .1-Af 51-LQ H.. jcuxxgns 1 umsglfgs X Z :cunt-spy' 4,5 fl 1 41' fe M V 'T' 5' l - If fur- A I , '. Ag . K ' H .4 ' 1 . x ' x Q en' ' lm' 'P l 1,5 ,N I. .K X I , J VX , v m 0 y x f T' f ' ' 4 lx ' , 3'-e is YK-Tk T 4 ,U y T x ,- V. Wap .:v nl K lift bb I . '-... . -n hx AA, ,Y vw will ,, J. 1 I ' -W f T ,, fx ' f wflul J z A ' A 1' l ' I xx 5 5 N- I A , 4 ' K 1? X I lx M -4 . ci I 1 A ' I K! M X oqxtxg Above is the South Oak Cliff Basketball Team and the Faculty Basketball Team, The two teams fought each other in a battle to the end. With the help of the referee and also a few tactics that the faculty used, the faculty won by a score of 2848, Morris Rose f79J hustles the ball from two Sunset players. 2 X fs Second row: Umphries, BILL ARMET Manager IIBII One of the members of the B Squad Basketball Team practices shooting a goal in the boys' gym. First row: Larry Beeman, Jack Love, Jeff Sanford, Dickie Phillips, Ernie Curtiss, Ed Seale. Coach Hodge, Roger Armstead, Floyd Schoppaul, Don Ivey, Larry Sapp, Don J. E. Strange. Q. PW' L, -up T' svy -K x 1. I Nr-f' X C SQUAD First row: Jerry Hill, Bobby Jim McMeans. Second row: Bobby Hughes Ronald Choate Coach Crawford. Third row: Jack Kellam, Bobby Hunt, Lanny Land Bradley Hartwyck First row: Coach Stamps, Homer Brannon, Ronnie Mike, Morris Roberts, Robert Kiles, Bobby Galaway. Second row: George Owen, James Hickman, Don Sechrist, James ?atton, Elgin Whitfield, Pete Bailey, Donny Jonte, Gordon Richardson. Third row: Glen Brooks, Manager, Richard Heinrick, Albert Aicklen, Kenneth Barnett, Tommy Giltner, Larry McHargue. EIGHTH GRADE SQUAD :,'iiI rl 94-9 The. if Above is the 1953 Tennis Team and the Instructor. Left to right: Jackie Ferrell, Johnny Gaugl, Wilma Starks, Leon Hallman, David Miller, and Coach Whittlesey. 1953 TENNIS au- ,,,.' Wilma Starks is returning a tennis ball during a match. Wilma is a fine ,i player and the only girl on the team. South Oak Cliff Hugh School formed its furst Tennis Team un The year 1953 under the dxrec hon of Mr Whnttlesey coach Members of The team worked hard To improve Their serving and refurnlng Above four members of the fenms team shake hands after a match They are Leon Hallman Jackie Ferrell Johnny Gaugl and David Muller MR WHITTLESEY 'R 1 r 5, he , ' , .,, , K ' 5 - sf A l ' fl , Q ' 5 . rf I . . . . Q I Q n 1 . . u . I I g ACTIVITIES ',.,. a, ,.,, .V N,.,. 1' ' , -,J f M w 4' f' f jf' s gs Q 5.511 was . QLQQLQQ- sg-xl' S ' Z-'ft' gf . s , - A is 5 , 1 1 iff WILD!-31 ISARN ARD THE DEN RUSSELL CORLEY Art Editor WILDA BARNARD Assistant Art Editor BUSINESS STAFF-First row: Jo Ann Noel, Frances Shanz, Zach Wata son, Wilma Starks, Judy Gilley, Mollie Nelms, Lucy Jones. Second row: Johnny Gaugl, Edwin Paul, Barbara Allen, Deloyce Campbell, James Ottinger, Gwy- nell Conway, Margaret Cowser. Y x , 1 -4,25 GWYNELL CONWAY DAVID NORWOOD Co-Editors r ev Jiri K 1 v-.W AD SALESMEN-Not pictured: Danny Threatt, Don Mann, Olen Arnold, Leon Caplinger. STAFF I- ' ' I- -qll llll L P T 41' ' 'Lzjll . . kk 2 EDITORIAL STAFF sClockwise: Jo Ann Noel, Assistant Ediror Lucy Jones, Proofreader, Frances Shanz, Business M James Otringer, Bookkeeper, M er, Typist. LONGWO s mag. Buss MCMANU SDOHSOB anager, argarer Cows ' GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM First row: Janice Boyer, Teddy Loss, Barbara Hankins, Charlene Cason, Virginia Fincher, Eugenia Brister, Billie Everett, Gloria Norvell, Jo Von Jones, Jan Byrd, Joann Franklin, Shirley Farrington, Martha Weese, Ann Sanford. Second row: Ellen Enlow, Barbara Knox, Freda Shanz, Margaret Cowser, Anita Lawson, Charlotte Lovett, Connie Rogers, Adelayde Williams, Betty Noles, Judy Gilley, Virginia Weese, Wynelle Mills, Geri Rhodes. Third row: Jean Baker, Peggy Rhoads, Patsy Mitchell, Frances Shanz, Dorothy Longacre, Wanda Gossett, Wynelle Bidwell, Diane Miller, Ann Pritchett, Wilma Starkes, Barbara Ishmael, Suzanne Adams, Jeanne Davis. Fourth row: Sylvia Jarrell, Sue Roache. First row: Joyce Huckaby, Ginger Lee, Phyllis Holup, Joyce Salter, Anne Chapman, Betty Moulton, Dianne Armistead, La Verne Clinkscales, Celeste Johnson, Dwana Parker, Peggy Watson. Second row: Gloria Morgan, Elsie Jones, Lynn Burkhard, Susie Couch, Monette Thompson, Margaret Cowser, Frances Shanz, Wynell Bidwell, Geri Wall, Jo Levy, Jean Baker, Barbara Phillips, Ann Maupin, Diane lngle, Lucy Jones. Third row: Lulu Mullins, Carol Faulkner, June Roberts, Claudette McWhirter, Shirley Far- rington, Wynell Mills Knot a memberl, Patricia Smith, Clarice Grogan, Nancy Credille, Carol Jones, Eve Lynn Brussell, Eleanor Yowell, Gwynell Conway, Linda Dyer, Sandra Crank, Adelayde Williams, Laban Hollingsworth. Fourth row: Jo Von Jones, Betty Noles, Jeanne Davis, Edith Hawkins, Beverly Acrey, Bar- bara Sue May, Bert Klopfenstein, Alfred McGowan, Bill Hines, Wilma Starks, Judy Gilley, Rose Mary James, Elaine Massengill, Gloria Morgan, Edwin Duggan. Fifth row: Morris Rose, Bennie Carl Nulisch, Jr., Barnett Walker, Buddy Pavey, Edwin Paul, David Norwood, Wayne Jones, Jackie Ferrell, Eulace Stewart, Milton Robinson, Tommy Sauer, Jerry Horn, David Miller, Leon Hallman, Paul Anglin, Charles Stanford, Jimmy Parker, Larry Blacketer. The Good Scholarship Club is an organization which gives recognition and honor to those students who maintain a high scholastic average. Members not in picture: Deloyce Campbell, Janet Frazier, Wanda Furlow, Jo Anne Glass, Joyce Gramly, Dolores LaMont, Jerry Lewis, Pansy Meador, Jimmy Parker, Sunny Sue Rackley, Geri Rhodes, Romas Segler, C. G. Stone, Virginia Walker. GOOD SCHOLARSHIP CLUB L., li' MBERS Bak r ME Beverly Acrey Suzanne Adams Doreen Amos Paul Anglxn Olen Arnold Jean Melvtn Barley Ruby Bartlett Selma Bartlett Cecul Bassham Mary Benevndes Gerry nn Benham Cleon Blacketer Lamar Brown Logan Brown Eve Brussell Jnmmy Butts Barbar Campbell Clara Cannell Char es Cate nne Chapman, Ray Chapman La Verne Clank scales Johnny Collxns Gwynell Conway James Cooper Jeanette Cottrell Susne Couch Sandra Crank Nancy Credxlle Evelyn Cronkhnte Jnm Croslnn Januce Crow Glen Davus Joan Dolbeer Lunda Dyer Gary Earnest Jaclue Ferrell, Luke Ftsher Barbara Fnsk Margaret Garrett Jerry Garvun Judy Gtlly Davld Graves Gene Gregory Ebadell Genn Ednth Hawluns Gall Henclncks Sylvna Jean Hxll Bull Hanes Hughey George Harnson Dorot y If .E E n If Z 4-,-. Ulullli FORUM MEMBERS Celeste Johnson, Jo Von Jones L lotte Lovett Anit , ucy Jones, Jesse Lopez, Elsie London Tedd L , a Macon, C. B. Masterson, Ann Maupin Er Bobby McMillan, Jean McShane, Claudette garet Morris, Jo 'Ann N Phillips G , y oss, Char- , ma McClure D McWhirter D oel, Bennie C , lenda Pirkl Jose h , oile Mcllveine, , avid Miller, Gloria Morgan, Mar- . Nulisch, Dwana Parker, Buddy Pavey, Barbara e, Ann Pritchett, Kathy Pritchett, Peggy Rhoads, Nancy Rhoads, p Rincker, June Roberts, Milton Robinson, Joyce Salter, Edwin Scott, Robert Shelton, David Spahn, Charles Stanford, C. G. Stone, Monette Thompson, Dwane Thompson, Geri Wall, Peggy Watson, Janet Watts, Mary Elizabeth Werge, Lydell Wheat, Adelayde Williams, June Wilson, Jack Wood, Margaret Wyatt, Eleanor Yowell, Nellie Pilgrim, David Norwood. Collins, . Johf Y fefafYr b 6 V a 3356 President if 'Wayne Phailipsfp T'fjZL,Q2, ' Jones, 'es i uf 1 ,a ' heff, - Ann PFILC QFFICERS rw:-rs Q. , 5 QV -7' ,Ja oz? F W s 1 if F5 fi f Q -2 l f N3 X ,, I 'rf' Ng 1 hi Q 4 I -' -W, 3 3 1 ..,..... ..d-..,..a..-,- JUNIOR RED CROSS First row: Dick Lovely, Joe Evans, Sandra Wagon, Gail Ward, Janet Gunnell, Beverly Martin, Carolyn Samson, Barbara Fisk, Jane Jenkins, Loralayne Snyder, Carolyn Bradford, Pat Young, Esther Coursey, Gloria Garrett, Martha Narramore, Barbara Dempsey, Larry McHargue. Second row: Barbara Phillips, Diane Miller, June Wilson, Anita Lawson, Glenda Moore, Jollete Johnson, Charlotte Long, Jean Thompson, Nancy Rhoades, Claudette McWhirter, Nell Latham, Patricia Hill, Barbara Knox, lnez Mercer, Sandra Houghtaling, Carolyn Feemster. Third row: Mariorie Gibson, Sandra McClintock, Roy Taylor, Stanley Fox, Jimmy Attaway, Tommy Garrett, Jackie Ferrell, Virgil Walker, Dorothy Dunn, Jeanne Wilson, Kathy Pritchett, Peggy Rupard, Georgia Prokop, Kathryn Vest, Jody Hankins, Elaine Youngblood. Fourth row: Jimmy Butts, Bobby Allen, Jerry Maness, George Reese, Bob Nelson, Donald Boshart. Sl ps 61 C9 0? Q4 V Ov I i ! 'l'l First row: Thomas Manton, Sponsor, Diane Hatcher, Barbara May, Rose Marie Hughes, Barbara Phillips. Second row: Teddy Loss, Beverly Acrey, Barbara Ishmael, Joyce Semple, Pat Barnes, Eve Brussell. Third row: Dan Bates, Bennie C. Nulisch, Jr., Jack Hall, Jeff Samford, George Harrison. The above picture was made after the Christmas edition, so the Staff is not responsible for facial expressions shown. Jack, George, Beverly, Joyce and Rose Marie probably didn't work much anyway. BEAR TRACKS STAFF ,i il , l ' . 5 .yur . ' 4J , I 'IW g . 'f,'Jf iii Barbara reacts to an issue of , , ' f X'g'V one of the exchange papers, l ' X' T K V ' ' while George busily corrects , copy for the next issue. 5 ' 2 N. .S 5. wl ' gg. A S - vb R P - , , . X IX 1 ,f-3 4 ' -li-. P.T.AlDES First row: Martha Weese, Charlotte Lovett, Jo Ann Franklin, Adelayde Williams, Monette Thompson, Pat Terry, Jane Jenkins, Susie Couch, Frances Shanz, Esther Conrsey, Linda Sheets, Sue Moody. Second row: Mrs. Lindley, Sponsor, Gerry Benham, Nancy Johnson, Fonda Roane, Virginia Andrews, Sue Simmonds, Mary Ann Culley, Nell Latham. Third row: Evangeline Allen, Judy Hill, LaVerne Clinkscales, Connie Barok, Alice Farrar, Geri Wall, Barbara Phillips, Rose Mary James, Pat Smith, Lydell Wheat, Sandra Crank, Joan Dolbeer, Flora Tippett. Fourth row: Sylvia Hill, Marilyn Sansom, Billie Everett, Betty Noles, Janette Jones, Barbara Ishmael, Eve Brussell, Eleanor Yowell, Betty Cooper, Peggy Rupard, Barbara Grogan Gloria Northcutt, Beverly Trimble. First row: Barbara Campbell, Gail Hendrix, Joyce Semple, Doris Poppell, Mallie Harbert, Sharon Berna, Jan Byrd, Barbara Fisk, Loralayne Snyder. Second row: Carilyn Sansom, Marie Werning, Doreen Amos, Carol Higgins, Pat Young, Jimmie Stone, Bettye Lou Ridgway, Janice Crow, Judy McCullough, Margaret Morris Third row: Shirley Paschall, Sue Moore, Gloria Wood, Judy Patterson, Barbara Hamm Joyce Salter, Anne Chapman, Anita Macon, Martha Brooks, Glynna Floyd. . Not pictured: Radona Berna, Sarabeth Ferguson, Cecelia Utley, Joan Barns, Sylvia Jerrell Sandra Sue Smith, Shirley Hunt, Ruby Jo Patton. I .J 4 sz I! 1... 'ffl P.T.A MEMBERS Orchids to our Mothers for the wonderful dances they have provided for us, and also for The beautiful banner portraying the fighting spirit of SOC Hi. EXECUTIVE BOARD MRS. C. L. WILLIAMS President MRS. W. D. WALL Vice President MRS. W. E. WEAVER Director of Organization MRS. EDWENA STEWART Director of Program Service MRS. EDGAR STANLEY Director of Public Welfare MRS. EDWARD PASCHALL Director of Education MRS. ARTIE NOEL Director of Health MRS. GRADY HENDRlX Director of Budget and Finance MRS. WALTER FRAZIER Director of Publicity MRS. J. C. COALSON Recording Secretary MRS. JOHN THOMPSON Corresponding Secretary MRS. W. O. JONES Treasurer MRS. ROY THOMPSON Historian MRS. J. R. DUBBERLY Parliamentarian MRS. JOHN O. BAKER Delegate to City Council MRS. A. B. FRYER Delegate to City Council 1 T Second row: Harry Tasker, Claudette McWhirter, Barbara Fisk, Jeannette Cottrell, Barbara Harte, Tommy Giltner. First row: J. R. Stokes, Sponsor, Joe Hicks, Swanny Walker, Leston Scott, David Norwood. .-1' 'W H , , L? QQ. Y ,YLUG CAMERA CLUB i l E i ROLLER SKATING CLUB MEMBERS-Patti Adams, Kay Ansley, James Bass, Linda Brownfield, Barbara Campbell, Carleen Carroll, Mary Carter, Doris Castleberry, Joyce Castleberry, James Coalson, Clara Connell, Susie Couch, Laverro Evans, Janet Forbes, Ruth Foster, Wanda Giddens, Judy Gilley, Ann Green, Wanda Grindele, Clarise Grogan, Sharon Haas, Barbara Hamm, Shirley Haring, Tommy Harveston, Mary Helen Holt, David Hooten, Ruth Humrick, Grace Hutcher- son, Rosemary James, Sylvia Jarrell, Frances Johnson, Ben Large, David Lee, Goldie Lewis, Elsie London, Jesse Lopez, Lennie Mangum, Shirley Miller, Emily Sue Moody, Harlan Moore, Mary Jo Mouser, Sandra McClintock, Claudette McWhorter, Don New, Leora Ney, Jo Ann Noel, Frank Norris, Robert Phillips, Carolyn Postell, Kathy Pritchett, Nancy Rhoads, Peggy Rhoads, Sue Roach, Eugenia Rogers, Carolyn Samson, Freddie Schuster, Douglas Scoggins, Leston Scott, Betty Seegers, Anita Shaw, David Sherrill, Judy Stanford, Charles Taylor, Robert Taylor, Ted Teague, Pat Terry, Teddy Trimble, Fredericka Troderman, James Vines, Martha Weese, Virginia Weese, Marie Werning, Paula Williamson, Jeanniae Wilson, Bucky Withrow, Margaret Wyatt, Pat Young, Barbara lshmel, Barbara Allen, Pat Looney, Jerry Preddy, Rose Hughes, Eugenia Bristel, Marie Rubio, Barbara Grogan, Barbara Rogers, Linda Whitlow, Shirley McGlothlin, Linda Sheets, Connie Rogers, Billy Scott, Elaine Storns, Ray Chapman, Ann Sanford, Cecil Bassham, Gloria Morgan, Gloria Northcutt, Janina Northcutt, Nancy Johnson, Reb. Faulkner, James Baker., 3 ,Q - A , Y g E 701 Q STUDEN FALL REPRESENTATIVES-Charlotte Sexton, Jack Kellam, Lydia Townsend, George Reese, Bar- bara Willingham, Stanley Beall, Billie Jean McHargue, Roy Lee Honeycutt, Barbara Ann Allen, Jim Croslin, Nellie Pilgrim, Nolan Williams, Eve Brussell, Jack Hall, Jo Von Jones, David Norwood, Janet Gunnell, Charles Coday, Anita Lawson, Scottie Carroll, Marilyn Sansom, Cecil Bassham, Geri Preddy, Harold Scoggin, Linda Dyer, Larry Stanfield, Shirley Haning, Ronald Ethredge, Carolyn Postell, Jimmy Mcllveene, Wilda Barnard, lmes Grant, Wilma Starks, Bobby Whitlow, Jeff Samford, Carilyn Sansom, Suzanne Adams, Roger Armistead, Jan Byrd, Cleon Blacketer, Janice Crow, Teddy Baugh, Carole Callaway, Gary Lawler, LaVerne Clinkscales, Bobby North, Celeste Johnson, Dick Se- christ, Joyce Semple, David Graves, Connie Rogers, Kennith Jones, Eugenia Rogers, Floyd Schoppaul, Jeanette Cottrell, Don Arning, Wynell Bidwell, George Harrison, Beverly Moore, David Kirby, Clarice Grogan, Charles Byron Griffin, Colleen Lovett, Bill Hines, Nancy Johnson, Jimmy Sims, Sonia Jones, Nick Lunday, Pat Terry, Michael Brown, Judy Self, Danny Threatt, Barbara Dempsey, Ronnie Milke, Marie Taylor, Algae Johnson, Donna Granberry, Joe Evans, Linda Whitlow. Kenneth Barnett. l - fl 1 gg si 1 41. 2 COUNCIL SPRING First row: Dan Threatt, Gary Hill, Jimmy Campbell, Roy Owen. Second row: Gene Crowder, Tommy Daniel, lmes Grant, Bobby Hitt, James Hinson, Nick Lundy, Dickie Phillips, Algea Johnson, David Pickett, Chuck Sharpe, Larry Blacketer, Jerry Fewell. Third row: Carolyn Dominic, Judy Hill, Sonia Jones, Leah Fredrick, Gloria Wood, Marilyn Sansom, Carilyn Sansom, Evelyn Cronkhete, Patsy Harper, Gloria Garrett, Lois Ann Stroupe, Rebecca A. Villegas, Barbara Phillips, Sandra Adams, Mary Jo Hankins, Anita Lawson. Fourth row: Dwayne Fitzgerald, David Brown, Phyllis Holup, Judy Williams, Elsie London, Pat Hill, Betty Hillhouse, Adelayde Williams, Ruth Foster, Janina Northcutt, Clarice Grogan, Wilda Barnard, Pat Hughey, Pat Smith, Charles Ross. Fifth row: Billy Westerman, Maurice Pierce, Doris Castleberry, Tootie Furgeson, Shirley Rosinbaum, Mary Jo Cook, Anita Christian, Barbara Willingham, Betty Noles, Ann Pritchett, Mary Sprague, Mary Lee York, Margaret Pettigrew, Janette Jones, Suzanne Adams, Jesse Hanson. Sixth row: Marion Barbee, Danny Parker, Bennie Carl Nulisch, Jr., Logan Brown, Jerry Garvin, Charles Stanford, Morris Rose, Richard Clifton, Jerry Cook, Don Arning, Jerry Lewis, Larry Stanfield, Harold Scoggins, Ronnie Harbuck, Bobby North, Jimmy Mcllveene, Cecil Bassham. ,153 2 J ali? il? H i l W3 l V if if -i 5. ifi gig if? Q , M? J x,? 'lil x 'ill gc? ' . ,, l , 1 r 4 A . 4 , , 3 .. .. A Q 1 L.. Q , 2 ,Q Y 77 , C ik V I . S First row: Loralayne Snider, Dee Anna Lovell, Sue Roache, Genie Rogers, Jane Jenkins, Gail Ward. Second row: Will H. Acker, Sponsor, Kaye Fairweather, Gloria Garrett, Phyllis Holup, Grace Hutchinson, Barbara Ishmael, Gloria Farmer, Third row: Net Identified, Martha Narramore, Dixie Armstrong, David Korney, Tommy Garrett, Bobby Plyler, Richard Dandridge. Fourth row: Eulace Stewart, Edward Church, Wayne Jones, David Norwood, Jimmy Butts, Barnett Walker. DEBATE CLUB DAVID KARNEY LORALAYNE SNIDER DAVID NORWOOD and and and EULACE STUART GRACE HUTCHINSON WAYNE JONES I Z2 A I I T' 1 2 ? 5 fl I i I I 2 1 U I ff I 3 W NJ at I I I ff six U ll 'I 1.-we Ai, 1.2 1 m sl! i 2 if ' . l W 5 W W ' i 3 Q V , , 5 J f 5 1 i E: 4 f i f J f 5 ' I W 5 , , , f 1 i Q is Q ' f 2 r L fel i E First row: Claudette McWhirter, Janice Crow, Pat Hewey, Peggy Rhoads, Pattie Adams, Loralayne Snider, Dixie Armstrong, Adlayde Williams, Joyce Salter, Jo Ann Franklin, Connie Rogers, Rita Green, Gail Hendrix, Gerry Ann Benham. Second row: Diane Ingle, Sandra Howling, Charlotte McGowan, Not Identified, Janet Watts, Katherine Vest, Geri Rhoades, Shirley Farington, Mary Gay, Ruth Hooker, Margaret Dandridge, James F. Lloyd, Sponsor. Third row: Barbara Allen, Barbara Ishmal, Catherine Huff, Elsie London, Margaret White, Judy Stanford, Jimmie Stone, James Vines, Judy Gilley, Frances Moore, Shirley John- son, Kaye Fairweather, Mary Sprague, Bill Harter. Fourth row: Doyle Mcllvein, Ted Trimble, Larry Beeman Frank Norris Tomm Harveston f I Y I Barbara Hamm, Leston Scott, Ben Large, Sue Roache, Larry Carter, Billy Armet, Jay Sealy, Jimmie McDonald, Fred McDonald. ICE SKATING CLUB OFFICERS MACK LAMBERT ,Y7Y7, ,Y7,77,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, P r esident BARBARA ALLEN ,,,,, ,777,,,,,, S ecretary DAVID HOOTEN ,,,,w, ,,,, V ice President MARY SPRAGUE ,7,,,7 ,7,,,,,7, T reasuref 1 1 Standing: Gloria Northcutt, Loretta Cooper Janeanne Corley Mrs Grace Jackson L brarian, Cecilia Utley, Erma McClure Eva Burnly Norma Tankersley Mrs Annie Mae Bates, Nancy Credille, Deloyce Campbell Barbara Ishmael Shirley Bass Mary Jane Smith, Barbara Grogan. Seated: Betty Van Gurp, Belvas Martin Martha Hill Linda Brownfield Sandra McClintock The Library Club is for those in- terested in working in the Library and those who enioy books and reading. The activities include reg- ular meetings, trips to State Li- brary Associational programs, so- cials, and the promotion of read- ing both for pleasure and study. The president of the Library Council, Clarice Grogan, checks the card file for an interesting book. First row. Mary Dolloff, Loretta Harris, Virginia Andrews, Pat Terry, Janette Denman, Suzanne Frederick, Nalda Pitchford, Sue Moore, Judy Patterson, Gloria Garrett, Barbara Williams, Rita Green. Second row: Mary Lockridge, Linda Gilbert, Wanda Strickland, Leona Nay, Carole Callaway, Wilda Burnard, Jolette Johnson, Jean McShane, Pasty Harper, Betty Martin. Third row: Linda Thompson, Mary Mouser, Pat Hill, Marie Rubio, Margaret Dandridge, Nell Latham, Sonia Jones, Jimmie Lou McCoy, Alice Farrar, Betty Shiftlet, Ruby Seay. Fourth row: Jean Thompson, Mary Lee York, Barbara Hamm, Margaret Green, Martha Jones, Jo Ann Postell, Sylvia Carpenter, Shirley Blount, Betty Lou Ridgeway, Betty Fern Riley, Charlotte Sexton, Janet Cullum, Cladine Carson. JUNIOR Y-TEENS The Y.W.C.A. purpose is to build a fellow- ship of women and girls devoted to the e Xl, task of realizing in our common life those J' '5- ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. F 4' ' OFFICERS Sitting: REBECCA KIRBY ,,,,,,,,, A 3rd Vice President JEAN THOMPSON H V ,,,,,.,,. ,,,,,,,, I nter-Club Council MARGARET DANDRIDGE H ,,,,,,, 2nd Vice President Standing: CAROLE CALLOWAY ,,,.,, ,7,, P resident NALDA PITCHFORD -,,,,, ,,,, S ecretary l f' SPEECH CLUB First row: Sue Roache, Dee Anna Lovell, Jane Jenkins, Gail Ward. Second row: Mr. Acker, Sponsor, Dixie Armstrong, Genie Rogers, Gloria Farmer, Richard Dandridge. Third row: David Karney, Phil Carter, Tommy Garrett, Bobby Plyler, Mack Lambert, Wayne Jones. Fourth row: David Norwood, Tresslyn Miller, Ronald Etheridge, Chuck Sharpe, Barnett Walker. 5 ggi .1 3 XJ 4, og Q7 L 1 i i f 5 1 r i i . . Y ul ADVANCED CHORUS Z 1 2 , a 3 f l A 3 , . 5 X V , L if 5 3 1 ' L 4 5 6 4 L l U- P ' .,. x ' w .. Q 00910004 J 0 T 5 : H , 3 I , ' i at ' v 8 v , X: PERSONNEL-First row: Sylvia Hill, Barbara Fisk, Eu- genia Brister, Barbara Campbell, Loralayne Snider, Janice Barnes, Peggy Rhoads, Roy Taylor, Charles Northwick, Gerry Ann Benham, Marilyn Sansom, Erma McClure, Fredricka Troderman, Gerry Predcly, Pat Looney, Pattie Adams, Nancy Rhoads, Rosa Lee Deaton, Paula Williamson, Jean Baker. Second row: Elizabeth Nix, Grace Hutchins, Margo Martin, Sarabeth Furgeson, Carol Davis, Kathy Pritchett, Jerry Lewis, Bennie Carl Nulish, Jr., Martha Rogers, Sylvia Jarrell, Beverly Trimble, Bar- bara Phillips, Linda Crecelius, Marilyn Sparks, Mary Thompson, Virginia Fincher, Ann Sanford. Third row: Joan Powell, Carolyn Sansom, Margaret Wyatt, Wanda Gossett, Ruth Humrick, Selma Bart- lett, Eugenia Rogers, Nelly Watson, Dorothy Dunn, Glenda Moore, Eva Jo Burnley, Jeannine Wilson, Frances Johnson, Betty Jean McHargue, Evelyn Cronkite, Barbara May, Barbara Williams. Fourth row: Jessie Lopaz, Bill Werner, Robert Fiddler, Swaney Walker, Larry Carger, Roger Armistead, Leon Hallman, Johnny Gaugl, Charles Griffin, James Bass, Stanley Fox. BILL DAVIS Director F ? 4 fi MEMBERS-Jimmy Attaway, Eddie Church, Teddie Church, Margaret Dandridge, Paula Clark, Eddie George, Darlene Griffin, Gary Haynes, Frank Norris, Bill Phillips, Bobby Plyler, Mary Lou Reynolds, Tommy Sauer, Louis Stegman, Kay Wooley, Kendal Russell, Barbara Williams, Patsy Harper, Jerry Sellers, Ray Chapman, Eddie Hill, Mary Rust, Elaine Smith. ORCH ESTRA ii' if -5. . A Y .. A A A T- f W '! - - I u MEMBERS-Ben Large, David Lee, Jimmy Meador, Fred McDonald, Jimmy McDonald, Joe Overton, Tommy Powers, Robert Reynolds, Charles Ross, Douglas Scoggins, Jerry Sellers, Bill Sinnott, Rickey Spears, Eulace Stewart, Bobby Sullivan, Jimmy Sutherlin, Charles Taylor, Ted Teague, Harold Tidwell, Monette Thompson, David Walters, Robert Archer, Olen Arnold, Stanley Beall, Dan Bates, Carolyn Bassham, Cecil Bassham, Robert Beeman, Terry Bowen, Billy Braddy, Lamar Brown, Mike Clark, Ray Chapman, Ronald Coleman, Billy Davis, David Delfield, Hugo Elmore, Dwayne Fitzgerald, Ken Flourney, Robert Gatlin, Paul Geer, Billy Ray Hall, Shirley Hanning, Jerry Hart, Bill Harter, David Hooten, Wayne Jones, Emily Kattner, Mack Lambert, Eddie Landon. MAJORETTES-Suzanne Adams, Jo Von Jones, Ginger Lee, Diane Miller, Joyce Salter, Adelayde Williams. CONCERT BAND ALLIED YOUTH The Allied Youth, established in 1936, is an educational and recreational organization. A. Y. has formed clubs all'over the United States and Canada. It was founded in order to provide interest in alcohol-free recreation and clean fellowship among teenagers. The officers of A. Y. in SOC Hi are President, Billy Faulkner, Vice President, Stanley Williams, Secretary, Linda Dyer, and Treasurer, Diane Miller. Before the end of the year there will be good times for all club members. For instance, there will be picnics, hayrides, dances, movies, programs, etc. We welcome all newcomers to A. Y. DADS' CLUB The SOC Dads' Club has been the busiest Dads' Club in Dallas. They have given us our P. A. System, the beautiful R.O.T.C. Colors, and have contributed to the general welfare of the school. H. DeFORREST KIMERY President W. HOWARD DAVIS Vice President Membership D. H. McILVEENE Vice President Education and Publicity J. R. DUBBERLY Secretary BEN A. MATTHEWS Principal JOHN E. BLAHA Vice President Program HARPER CLIFTON Vice President Finance and Entertainment DAN BATES Vice President Improvements JOHN GAUGL Treasurer A C WARD Vice President Athletics I69 f l70 - IN TI-IE SPOTLIGHT The spotlight shines on Beverly Acrey for her splendid articles, SOC Highlights in the OAK CLIFF TRIBUNE. we The light now b ea performances on thl2s Z2tullAc?ny 'inn Harhert for her The light hits Bennie Carl Nulisch, Jr., for his success gratulations for your contractay'hlghl Shmdlg- Con- ful musical compositions. His songs, The Bells of Wlf Columbia Records, Heaven and Vacationing in Heaven have traveled over the airwaves by coast to coast network CUSTODIANS Earnest Dagley, Floyd Helton, Keer D. Field, Mrs. Ednay E. Hale, Clarence Grant, C. H. Coffman, Engineer, Leslie Watlers, James Parker. Have you ever wondered why our school is the cleanest in Dallas? Why other schools complain about their food and ours is delicious? The answers to these questions are contained in the pictures on this page. LU NCH ROOM STAFF VJ Vera Adams, Dietician, Mrs Stanfield, Mrs. Shelby, Mrs Hinchliffe, Mrs. Walters, Mrs Walters, Mrs, Johns, Mrs. Cor ley, Mrs. Kainer, Mrs. Spenser Julia Lawrence, Ernestine Lee fy new-ff , L Y-my MA S.O.C. abouts 'lx CORONATION OF FACULTY BASKETBALL TEAM REGIMENTAL QUEEN -1 H - .wg CHRISTMAS DANCE SWIMMERS vii 6 X NOON PRAYER GIRLS' LUNCH TIME 1 If i' xi! Fw fuablaua 25.44 A Aiaanlfgfu-lu. 194 RED BRYANS SMOKEHOUSE BARBECUE SINCE mo Students Always Welcome 6 I 0 Wesf Jefferson YA-2353 THE LISBON YOUR FAMILY THEATRE 4l34 SouI'h Lancasfer O B KING Manager Gift and Cards WYNNEWOOD WINDOW 235 Wynnewood Village WE-6440 Owners ELIZABETH BATSON MARGUERITE DOMATTI WHITE S AUTO STORE Home of Greaier Values FURNITURE APPLIANCES AND AUTOMOTIVE Cedar Cresi FR 34I 7 Bobby Jo Von LuIre and Davud selecf M I'I1e class rmgs 'Ihey wnII cherish always from smce 1877 I' 4 XII , 4, . 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