Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1946 volume:

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' val ' h THE SENIOR CLASS OF STAMFORD HIGH SCH STAMFORD, TEXAS O BECAUSE THEY HAVE SO PATIENTLY AND SKILL FULLY DIRECTED US IN THE CHANNELS OF LEARNING AUSE THEY HAVE SO Y TH TIME AND INTERESTS TO OUR PROBLEMS, BECAUSE EY HAVE P D BY THE L ADERSHIP AND FRIENDSHIP, AND IN ORDER TH HED w PRO OEDICATE THE 1 LDOG TO THE FACULTY OF 5 no HI SCHOOL ,lf HE!! 5251? 0 O I BEC wuLLrHeL GIVEN EIR TH :Ns IRE AND UPLIFTED Us IR E ' AT THEY MAY xuow THAT THESE THINGS wuLL EE CHER- IS EY us, E UDLY 946 EUL TAMFO GH Q1 fiIJ L: xl 6 -X3 ' A5 Xgggwi? ose 'who gave the Last full measu e of devotion' DALLAS PPINCF DOUGLAS EAKER GEORGE RvvER5 EAPNEST WADZECK WALLACE EDGE WELDUN CRAWFORD FRED MCERIOE A FAUPQUPE N LINWOOD MOORE GORDON HAYNES NARREN RYE HERMAN HILSCHEP W I L1 SHEPDARD E MCLEHORE LY DAYTON NASTEPS JLMMIE JONES JACK FPENCH GARLAND MONZINGO TOMMY GPIGQS LLEWELLYN ERsDGE5 JAMES MEEKER EARL RUQSELL MISS! G JO JONES Cmnssu G ep n Lreasur your smi your p easing ways c e appiness stren L an e v s ons gav Y ur visible places are empty L we for wh you ga and to Th ' . r Q1 . +1 41 A 41 L. . J A K Y 41 G. w. H'NC 41 ELL MWLLER 4K L -K A A Y- 4 4 4 - , JR. C 7 E ' N D De 1 Our hearts we e 1 . h h . th 1 1 that you e us. O , bu will never get Old I' US. VNQJIOO-J ED-.iQ-C MANY TIMES WE D0 NOT APPRECIATE THE THINGS WE HAVE UNTIL THEY ARE OURS ONLY IN THE REALM OF MEMORIES. IN AN ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE AND PRESERVE THE MEMORIES OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS, THIS BOOK IS PUBLISHED. IT IS OUR HOPE THAT IT WILL BE A LAST- I ING AND PLEASURAELE RECORD OF OUR SCHOOL LIFE FOR THE YEAR, AND WILL EE THE MEANS OF MAKING IN THE FUTURE A MORE LOYAL AND SINCERE SPIRIT IN COMPAN- loNsH1P AND FRIENDSHIP Fon oun ALMA MATER 11 I I I 'ww 2' V PMI? N 06 O C SHELTON, P eszdent A M G SWENSON, Vzce President D E PREW T Secretary, L w JOHNSON Ass1stant Secretary, .J E SHAMBURGER, ALBERT V L DAVENPORT R Gln fini- ,ff fffflfwf L w Jonnsow, Super1ntendent T Q TINSLEY Pr1nc1 al fi? JEWEL AUSTIN B Vathematrcs Public Speakzng 3 S MISS MARGARET CROCKETT M A English 773gwf,ml a.,-,7az-1-lc-'Lo-ef' f Mass STELLA ooAx s QQ, 3 Latin and English ' EERT FLEMINS ? 'lr Mathematzcs L .Jo , Fnglzsh ss ALLIE Kms, Hzstory and Czvzcs H K LANGFO , S 'Q 'x Home Economzcs fir, ,fx -yYX,,,, IX-94.1. 'QQ ZR x fun MISS ETHEL POWELL, E Ninn, Home Economics x me SELBMON 5 Rand MISS GERALDYNE STE PHENSON Commerczal ii 1 '15 I 'Sf' ,pu-. W '-mmvf 'Q WY L.. 4? 'Y' 5'--aw...-4 Jimi .wi-'2 Q-- Sv 2' r 3 ,3,fM Ls ,Q ,Qi W THOMPSON Football Coach Vathematzcs I WALKER B Football Coach Rzology nd General JN SC16HCE M MARY V WIL ON Spanzsh MR' DIBYL LAPCHE Pegzstrar S MARY GAY Junzor P1gh Vathematzcs VEY BLUE B Junlor Hzg 10 Sclenle S. DORIS UTTON B Jun1or F1gh Mus1c MRS POWLAND KELLEY Junzo' H1gh MISS POZELLA VEAZEY, E A Junxor Hzgh Readzng, ERgl1Sh X Q las. Y ,- . Fr 'L r .4 1 Y D .4 1 fftf' -,H sfag 1 ew ilf'i.?x 'Q X , I I GN X H. 7 + T 5 , jf' ,M X ., . ' . fi ,i 1' ft , X ' an ,I V -55, 4, Ya-.fu ww , - I D In 1 li W, I xx, X V , A' , I I 'Jin , QA ,ff NA H, ' ,,-'gk-Vg: 'gi-gb , 1 .,-,,,H .. .,f. an. V: 3'4'i:f ' 4 ,,..L,e ' gif' , Cvf ' I .1...--lg.. FIRST SEMESTER Pres1dent Vzce Pres Secretary Treasurer Reporter ERAD JEANNINE BILLY PEGGY Preszdent SANFORD Homes an V1ce Pres EOF LAOD Secretary EETTIE MCCAFFEQTY as Treasurer IMOGENE HATEQIUS Reporter INEZ LUNDCREN Sgt at arms LOLA MASSEY bee CLASS Morro Among Mn .IUMJC 0 Mfvvve TO io 'jwnd and noi Io fmfeffld JIM WEST ROWLAND FRANCIS EAGGETT HAREERT Sgt at arms CHARLES YAWS CLASS SPONSORS MRS JEWEL AUSTIN MISS MARGARET CROCKETT 'iw J'-r ,f X Qhillg-,' Av? SECOND SEMESTER WANDA AEEOTT EILLY EAGGETT Bus Mgr Bulldog News Treas Sr Class JOHN M BENNETT otball H C u C CAMPB Basketball LOUISE CLARK EVA LEE COLE NAUTA FAY CONNALLY Curtain Club Choral Club MINNIE LOU CRIDER EILL DAVIS M C Sgt at Arms Sr Class MARTHA JOYCE DODGEN Pep Squad Curtain Club DIXIE DUVALL Pep Squad ROBEIE FOSTER JEANNINE FRANCIS Sub-Deb Club, Pep Squad, Fine Arts, ec Sr Class JOYCE GOODWIN Volleyball . V. HA .Q '15 I wr 'EV' --nr 36 9 A 6 f A .f ex- M 3' 'das-' V K ' -S- sql' JUANITA HALL PE GY VAN HAREERT F ne Arts. Sub e Club IMOGENE HATERIUS Treas Sr Class Cheer Leader Fine Arts THAVIS HIGGS Clu Curta n Club SANFORD HODGE res Sr Class Club Football Ed Annual Staff Track. Basketball Tennis Volleyball iraq. MARY ELLEN HUMPHREY ne Arts Sub De Club WANDA SUE HUMPHREY ne APRS Sub De and Curtain Clubs WAYNE HUMPHREY Pres SELIGEDC COUII c Football Trark UH DAVID JACKSON Football Track REBECCA JONES Pep Squad JACQUELINF KENNE ne Arts ut ub and, air fill 15:5 Cluo BOE LADD Football Basnet l Curtain C u res Class Tennis ILLIE LOWE Youth Center Rep Football Capt ratk Stu ent Coun c l C u Tennis, Basketball INEZ LUNDGREN Cheer Leader K 4' foe Mluoon FOOCDBII LOLA MASSEY POD Squad. Bub DOD Club Curtain Club EETTIE MCCAFFERTY c r Claaa. po writing. Curtain Club Choral Club, Bulldog News BETTY SUE MCCARTY THEODORE MCCLUNG ANDREW JOHN MCNABE 'f -Q, Ed Bulldog News Band ,,' Basketball Curtain Club IMA JEANNE MEADS PHILIP OLSON DAVID RICHARD OSMENT EMMA JEAN PETERS LUCY JO PREWITT PEARL ROSENQUIST Tybilflllng BRADFORD ROWLANO P es Br Clas , Football, Annual Staff GERALDINE SIMPSON BEVERLY JO SIMS PCD SQUBC HARRY SIMS Fbotball tl 3 Y! l '13 LQF kv 11 'tn- gf' 9 vm 11 me PEGGY RUTH SITTON Pres Sub Deb C ub Student Council Youth nter Reb Fine Ar Pep Squad MARTHA JANE SODERBERG res Pep Squad F ne Arts NORMA JEAN TRIMMIER Choral Club Curtain Club INEZ VINSON EILLIE JEAN WEDEK G Pres Student Coun c Youth Cen er ,Qs I I 33 3' il IF Rep Pep Squad F ne ts, Sub Deb C ub Annual Staff JIM WEST res ass, M Club Curta n Club Youth Center Rep AULTON WHITE Band EOEBY WILLIAMS Band GOLDIE WOFFORD DOROTHY YATES Cheer Leader, Pres F ne Arts Sub Deb Club Bulldog News Annual Staff CHARLES YAWS Football, T ack LEWIS HATFIELD Football RUTH CORLEY Choral Club Home Ec. Club. Pep Squad X. X 1 if H . Y s lnxx' X X' X H am v f ' An ef? ', I bl V Zk'f : ll I-1 P! '. 1 . '31-2 1 . 0 fix iii' in FIRST SEMESTER President . Vice-Pres. . Sec-Treas . sgt-at-arms . BILL CANNON PAULA VADEN DO IS LINDLEY ODELL ANDERS N Preszdent Vzce Pres Sec Treas Sgt at arms Class Sponsors MISS LIE K MISS JERRY STEPHENSON W W IRMM U Si nf CHARLES JOHNSON BILL CANNON PAULA VADEN BOB CRAIG 3194 ......s -,,'2Qi..-..-...M . . SECOND SEMESTER EVA ANN ALLEN ODELL ANDERS OSCAR ARMSTRONG BILLYE MAE EAGEY JOHNNY BELL SUNSHINE EERG RITA JOYCE BERRY PETE BILLINGTON JESSIE BUNTIN LOIS CALDWELL BILLY RAY CAMPBELL BILL CANNON GILBERT COBB CHARLES COLE ROBERT RICKARD VANDER CORLEY JIMMY COX BOB CRAIG nf' f f f'Y 'G 'hi' I Y QQ Ig? I :Q 45, 36 an LIN X.:- ,Wav 45 1- JF, f-49 NETTIE DIXON PATTI EAGER TOMMIE ELLIOTT EETTY JO FARE -Q 'R MARY FERRELL VESTA FERRELL 'CW - PAUL FRIZELL 3 'F MARIETTA GOAD -4... HARRELL GRAHAM HERBERT GRAY Pix BETTY MARIE GREEN DONALD HASH D HATFI 2 4' RANDALL HENRY ,.,- RICHARD HERR ALFREU HERRING A, ROBERT HICKS 41 K THOMAS HINSON Yi Ax MARY KATHERINE HOOD CHARLES JOHNSON WANDA JOHNSON HERSCHEL KELLEY RUTH KNOWLES DORIS LINDLEY VIRGINIA LINDSEY CLYDIA MASSEY PATTY MCDONALD MAXINF MCKEEVER DURWOOD MILLER JOYCE MUSE LELAND NAUERT JACK PETERS GENEVA PIERCE ILA JEAN PUGH HARVEY RIVERS vw 3 qv' fur ' An.. 14' t P ns Q. 47 l vyw if Q9 aug, 1' An 'hr 'If 1 Q, an lL 'CN f,l 17 L. A O 4' tl x 'W I ' 'f I M. 'VZ' ,, pf K C . 'Im 3 E I - 1 5 f A x . 1' K' I m ' I .Si- N A I 'A A I N, I , V h I fy'-,Q , Mx , I7 QI A' 'Q wAYNE Mcculsrlou ' f 'jr 4- ga 5' ar Fi -J ,.Jh 5 Cggb f? 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BENNETT SPENCER BILLINGTON nosewunv BLACK LEE BOEDEKER DEMPSEY BOLDING JUANEL BOLDING GENEVA JO BROWN VICTOR BUIE MAURINE CARLILE GENA FAYE CLARK BILLY COE MARY JO CONNELL JOYCE FERRELL MARION FERRELL BETTY JO GRAHAM J J GREG Y 3? Weak -WS 40' 9 'U 3515 wrf S, 'r 'sb Y sun QF!! fn-:Hs 'HF 'CY I ,X ,si mmf' ,azi- x 1- 'f'v15 46. 1.-4 Q ,lizf , ,'L5Kw pvu wwf 5V,f ',1 I tif? 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WANANA SIMPKINS MARILYN SMITH ROYCE SMIfH W LLIAM ST J N MORRIS TILLMAN BOBBY TINSLEY FRANCES TURNER WALTER VADEN PHIL WEBB C W RUTH WHITLEY JAMES w1I.soN MILDRED wooowARo TRIXIE YouNG HERBERT YOUNGQUIST MARY ETHEL CORLEY 1-4 'Av W9 W W7 W 'i lF'lRIE1F IHI IMI I INI 'lf' it if FIRST SEMESTER N reszdent PATRICIA FLEMINS zce Pres CASH WILEMON ecretary .JO ANN HUMPHREY Class Sponsors MRS w JOHN MRS MARY V WIL ON .55 1- I 72 'fax T17 ' Q 'Q ,esy i' X ! D505 'M Preszdent CLEAVE OICRENSON Pzce Pres JOHNNY TAYLOR Secretary GLORIA PACE Ssgbuo SEMESTER 1 , .YYA r,4., W,bW, cEi::, E F 0 S J ' X -fx 'E . . J . . .' . L. . SON . '. S ., Y L 'ES YIY D ' aasse' asses 2: ' F Ski- -If , Z? V' Gu? ig ,TW 'if' A 'Illia ll . Z It K' ,A 11. A 2. - T X A U f X Q 51 1 - . J -F 1-Q-. . 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ERLAND STEPHENS WANOA STEPHENS JOHNNY TAYLOR NORMAN THANE FRANCES THOMAS JOYCE THOMPSON THYNELL THOMPSON PATSY TIDWELL LEWIS TIMEERLAKE ELVIS VEST JOE WAYNE WALSH PATSY WHITLEY CASH WILEMON RALPH WILLIAMS CAWAYNE WILLS PATRICIA WOOD COLENE YAWS MARVIN YORK HERBERT YOUNG PEGGY YOUNG 'S an N' I ,I .ive 'V' V -is F A, 4- Id ? 'uf sh' f-f. I . I I I Q yt. rx, I q f .nie I' T K6 'sg li . , I I. J .3 I A I Vw? V I 'f , neuem wmo Qalliga Y, ' I' J.. ... - . ' 5- 2 f iw ,I ', S K : I I Ll! Lf' A 'Y I , 'V a - I -. 6 1 T , ' ,uv . I lil! :STV DELORES KENDRICK, TOMMY NCE JAN RANEY NAN RANEY NORMA RUTH COLEMAN SHERRY CASEY SY MAE MARTIN MARY SUE WH JACKIE EER JOAN EOHANNON, DOROTHY LEMONS RUTH HOOD ENEVA OORTWOOD EILLY GREGORY JERRY LEAVITT, BILLY SOOEREERG YEAR ANTON SCHUMANN RICHARD SCHUMANN BILLY LEE SIMPSON TONY JUAREZ WAYNE STEPHENS SEVERN SIMPSON, WAYNE EINGHAM VERN JOHNSON, CORENE DAVIS, LANA JOY HUGGINS EETTY JEAN DERRINGTON SHE , INEZ L CHRISTENA TERRY JENNIE LEE DANIEL, OLETA THOMPSON DORIS MCDANIEL, GLADYS WOFFORD, ANITRA HOEGOOD MORRIS SPARKS, CHARLES YOUNG RAMON HOLLOEAUOH DON HOLLOMAN, JIMMIE HuL SEY, GERALD BOYD GALE HENERY, CHARLES GARY, DONALD STEARNS BILLY TERRY, CARLTON KELLEY RALPHARD SKILES, PAUL KNOWLES - .1 .. ... DH -1Vs, II O ' J ,EJ u NA I I I I , DAI , I ITE, RY I I G ' I I ELTON PORTWOOD, MAX MARTIN, EOEEY SAM BLACK. JIVMIE HENRY, HERBERT GOOD- Y I I I I I I ' RIA LIN BOYD, LINDLE CHRISTIAN RICHIE ANE I I I I ' I I A-Lf' PATSY PETERS MARGIE ALLEN WANDA JEAN JOHNSON, JOAN WALTON JEAN COEB, RUTH HOOD L ERNE KIRHY VIRGINIA TH MARGARET MAHOOD JINNIE MAE JOHNSON, PEGGY JONES, EAREARA PENDLETON, CAROLYN SITTON LONNIE JOE MILLER EUGENE CKMAN ROBERT DICKERSON, JON MARC JOHNSON LEROY CORNELIUS ROY BELL RMAN HATFIELD EOEBIE JEAN WEST LOUIS JOHNSO ELMER E , LARRY WOODY, SPENCER BAIZE, CHARLES PIERCE, JIM CATON MARGIE GRAY PEGGY IVY, CHARLOTTE TANKURSLEY, JENITA BLACK, BOBBY PARKER LETA JO YORK LILLIE MAE RAPHELT SUE VIVIAN JONES, ROSE MARY ERADSHAW, ONITA MORRIS RAYMOND MAXWELL J E COX, HERMAN WEST LARRY GOODWIN WESTON TRAWICK MICHAEL PERKINS DWAIN FOSTER, JOE FRANK FOSTER, EUGENE SCHUCHERT TOMMY COOPER CARL GRIGGS, VESTAL VEST JAMES PORTWOOD, DOUGLAS WADZECK, PHIL ALLEN ll ll 7 7 7 AV , OM, , ! 7 1 , , HE I , N, ELL l Y' I'- I 1 . I X ' 1 ! 7 I .Y 7 ' ' I. 7 y 7 7 7 'AM ' s-wg, 'PP' 1. f ,. L . 'ak' iTL.' II ia 0 n ll CREADY GREEN, BARBARA BATES, DOROTHY CAMPBELL, LAVERNE CALDER, EONNIE FRANKLIN PATSY PERKINS, WILLIE WEEE INIA LEMONS, JAMES WEBB, R W KELLEY FLOYD HARDIN EARL STAGNER LENA MAE LAYMAN, DOYCE DARDEN ALMA MCINTIRE, JO ANN WARD, BILLIE WEEE, CHARLSIE HAMERIGHT DOROTHY YOUNGQUIST, CLIFFORD BILLINGTON, D C MACON WALTER BROOKS BILL ELLIS, LENA LARCHE JOHN FLANARY CLARENCE MEIER CHARLES VADEN, DALE TAYLOR FRANCES SKILES, WANDA FAYE WEBB MARGRETTE ERISTOW, PATSY TONEY JERRY PREWIT ANNA RUTH SMITH, JOAN BOHANNON,ROSE PIWETZ DEILE WILKINS, PATRICIA VADEN BAEE SARAH NIX, EOBBIE BROWN DELCIE LINOLEY WILLETTE D UGHTRY, JOHN WEBB, JANE HARDWICK N, GLEN LEWIS J LEE LINDSEY ROYCE FU LEON MUSIL, GLEN RHE BILLY BERL EASTLAND, KENNETH WEST ROYCE LEE RASCO, HUEERT KELLEY, JACKIE ST JOHN, EILLY JACKSON I Nm l 7 REG . . , , , 7 I Y 1 7 0 Y I 7 CLY . , , ! RAY KINNEY, DECKIE ILEY, GERALD CLARK, DUANE PHILLIPS, PAUL PHY, JERRY KEE ,: R , QUA , . .E g Q..-W.. 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WMM 1.35 7Dhf.Z 'MM66' WLM4. whoa. Popular with classmates and friends because 15 qs: wlnnln smile and pleasant personali appreciated by her teachers for her fine work and cheerful cooperation GGY S TTON s e of t tstandlng girls Peggy lends her ole hearted support to u e F ne Arts p ua , and the Bulld News eauty poise, whole hearted enthusiasm an untiring loyalty are among those qualities which have made PATTY MCDONALD an invaluable asset in c ass soc a and pep actlvlt es Patty can be M trusted to give all her enthusiasm and interest t -v everything she undertakes JV? The school early discovered ability in DOROTHY a ltlon she is President of Fine Arts, Vice Pres ent e u e t less staff member on the school paper and annual Students and faculty alike will remember Dorothy's Sponta neous laughter and worth while leadershiv Qnq ina 'ttf al BILL CANNON 1s one of the best natured fellows ln school,and that fact alone could easily account or his many friends B t his rvlce o the fo ll eam as neger for e la two years an his contribution t the Junior Class as its Pre ldent have won him even more recognlt on I N of her g gy, I in Yagr' , PE I 1 on he ou in S. H. S. wh - the S b-D D Club, 1 3 , Pe Sq d, Senior Class og B , - , d G 1 , 1 1, 1 . W -.WE , 0 - YATES, making her cheer leader this year. In dd - - 45 an ld of th S b-Deb Club and ire 9 N VN N36 fl 'ra - 'at f . u se t ot- ba t ma th st d ' o S' 1 . f 'ffl when BETTIE MCCAFFERTY often behind the scenes in many school projects and activities, has dlstlng ulshed herself as a scholar and an apt thinker Bett1e's pleasing smile and continuous application to studies make her a favorite with teachers and classmates She's a senior class officer, a typist for the Bulldog News, and a top ranking student e greatest musical talent in S ssessed by ALBERT RUSSELL, who is a popul r piano soloist and accompanist Far from the typical tempermental artist, Albert gladly gives s tim and remar able bility t all scho programs Though he's been busy he hasn't been too occupied to be one of the friendliest fellows on the campus sig 1 Unusual intellectual ability augmented by thorough and meticulous study habits characterize CTOR BUIE, a ran ng s udent ln Music, for which he has talent, is both his hobby Bild DIS PECPQBCIOD VlV8C10uS, cOngen1al PATRICIA FLEMINS hAB made an enviable record in S S by represen ing us in tennis at district meets, and by serving as President of the Freshman Class Willing in ythlng she's d , is bo skillful and resourceful VA! fy! N Am lv Mklum his ATIHI ILIE'lI'II4EdF 5 ' 5 45:3 I f X P V xl. 93 .I '. Q f' sv - Q f- - ,ff 4 CI I STAMFORD STAMFOPD STAMFOPD STAMFORO STAMFORD STAMFORD STAMFORD STAMFORD STAMFORD 1945 SEASON RECORD Roscoe ALBANY HASKELL HAMLIN MuNoAY Anson Tunocxmonron sevuone 7 EASTLANO . . . 6 . . . . 31 . . . . 12 . . . 30 . . . . 6 . . STAMFORD . . .34 cRowELL . . . . .12 . . . . . . 6 . . 12 . . BILLIE LOWE Captain of the 1945 Bulldogs, Lowe was All-District Quarter back this year two year letterman His passing and run ning made him out standing in several games SANFORD HODGE In addition to his great blocking and punting Hodge was one of our best pass receivers is a two year letterman playing right half back GILBERT COBB A great pass r ceiver playing right end His playing a good gene both on offense and de fense gave him a berth on the All District team -Q L ODELL ANDERS Anders is but a first year letterman at tackle, but his hard charging and chatter helped keep the teams QQL rxgnning spirit high MEIQW WDW? La. JOHN BENNETT Playing two years at left guard, his spec ialty on defense was keeping things stacked up in the cen ter of the line Q M1 Q1 ' Zh Nlvf RQ F nw 'QS BILLY NcKEEVER Co-Captain of the Bulldogs in 1945, HcKeever is a two- year letterman could cover a lat of territory with s 6 foot 3 in frame Played left end BOB LADD The 220 pound :Big Ladd' a two year letterman, was a great power plunger and helped pull us out of many tough spots CHARLES XAWS 'Chicken' was a speedy blocker. at left half for two year He believed the shortest dist ance between two points was a straight ine, even if an p ponent was in the path HARRY SIMS A good open field tackler who is great at blocking punts, 1 two year letterman Sims He also played the whole field in few games HAYNE HUMPHREY ID Che ODDOUSDCS backfield most of the Blme Oh d8fen88 WEB Humphrey. a good open field blocker He's 8 two ISBP IQCEGPIBD at guard - A r ' 3 . He ' ' 1 R - ig hi cn - we 1 . . . He Est , dy - . , E . Y ' 6- . - - - J 1 o - gl' 'jyfgg N y Y, QMQ s yyy I 1 ' A ' , , V 1 I , , y f tt, . 0 I V - . G BRAD ROVLAND Doing a very good Job callimg signals in last 5 games was Brad first year letterman at center He was a good line backer on defense SPENCER BILLINGTON One of the fastest men on the fleld wa Spence First year letterman and good broken field runner BOB HAHOOD A great credit to the team was Bob playing end and cen ter A good defen sive player he con tributed much to the Bulldog team ROYCE SMITH A potential crea1n 3? '19 2316 ,l I-In 41 ' 3 t the line next es S 88011 18 big hd d charging Smith .,-M DICK KINNEY Another rough hard charging lineman Dick played tackle this year 81-R Al. i L '-Qty, We! 'FRP sr , l I 4Q. 'ci 'Nha 5 'Tu To A, NF L L l DAVID JACKSON First Year letter- man, Jackson, was a very good tackler and blocker His receiving a broken shoulder early ln the season put a weakness in the Bulldog line TED SITTON A good pass re ceiver who should a lot for Bulldogs in the next three seasons DEHPSEY BOLDING charging tac A hard kle who had some SUPODS IRS competition lding step into the ext season PHIL WEBB A very good snapper back playing center Hebb's willingness made up for his light weight HARVEY RIVERS A back with lntes tlnel fortitude to spare was Rivers Hard tackler and blocker JOHNNY BELL Another small hard hlttlng back who will account for him self on next year's team TOMMY ELLIOTT A good ball handler showing ability for a good season next year is flrst year back letterman El llott PETE BILLINGTON First year letterman at end Pete was a 32 'IL-.,, lb- 35 QQ Q sn 1' 4:- NYS CH LES KING A na 4 char play ns Qual' the team BILL CAMPBELL A very good blocker and defensive man, B111 played block Ing back ls a first year letter man DURWOOD MILLER Playing a Jam up game on defense was first year letterman very good oben field sin blocker and tackler 425' , - E- 194 ae- - R tv S ' ' 1 I Q f A f kj 5 I g ZF ng o an 5? '4 N 1 e a , f i. y r. X , ff., I Hi L cliff, F l r I 1, ' h'q E! ' 1 . He - . V x ' t , It L L- A , f , Q fe A A, Q K .:. E f tx W 1 U Q X fg ' ff good pass receiver .L H e,., A II ' f ' 3 I - , U - l Y Sf - If L114 be op- ! L F I . s , F .he , ff f 5 7 ' lv r at the Q I i ' . . ' . S . CHARLES JOHNSON A hard charging de fenslve player that we're expecting a lot from next season is first year letter man Johnson lL::::::::: JOE MINS First year letterman who was good at both blocking and tackling the end or qzzga SGBBOD QQ' 38' 312' 1-.rs UID. .4l'lIlln. Aliuu bv? 1I1l6F He was 8 Jlaylng SHG THOMAS HINSON A flrst year letter nan guard he was very fast and good in defense He also ed to in Jonent's backfield ...JI OTIS JONES he smallest man on team Jones made for his lack 0 :eight by his ecrapp ng and fighting at uard YJ ' ,l ,,.,,A L , N , ii:-'Q,w. L wxifvgzef 'ffv'?2'2f , 1 - an VU f, f X f f S 5 v f 1 x . wwf! u q I hx 435334 Resuuri .154 li li - . 1 YI i , iv .li .gn ,gint Pdxtor zn Chzef SANFORD H0065 Organ1zat1ons Edztor JIM WEST Sports Pdttor BRAD ROWLAND Snapshot Fd1tor oonorwv YATES Qenzor Representatzve BILLIE JEAN WEDEKING Junzor Reps GLENNA TAYLOR, BILL CANNON Sophomore Representatzve DOROTHY GRIGGS Freshman Representat1ve PATRICIA FLEMINS I 0 flfs. Sponsor JERRY STEPNENSON f7l 49' 2.,Mm Huw S.. Www 'Huw' fi l9 mana 5,95 1?-11. lille XP seal' X fl -. 'QW' kJ ast summer D fore the beginning of schoo e nd an w un L rectlon 0 M Maxine Selmon From a group . a we organized group ving P Rallies and Football Games The neat appearance on the field ma e our gam The band es direct WNW 41 HRS MARTHA JANE RUSSELL Sponsor President Martha Jane Soderberg Vice President Peggy Sitton Sec'y treas Billie Jean Uedeklng Re DOI' UCI' Jeanil H19 FPBHC18 Sergeant at arms Lola Massey Cheer Leaders Imogene Haterlus DmomyYaws Inez Lundgren l Qfl obably tne oldest organization on Campus or Stamford Pigh School is the Pep Squad, ch had 1 s in 1 The Pep Bquad s always made a e contrlbut on to e promotion of schoo on the campus and on e ootball This season the Pep Squ d Jane Russell Stamford Flgh School remembers th pride the excellent performances or its e Squad 4 T in Pr ' the ' um n beginning 925. ha Geflnlb 1 tn X 1 spirit , th f field. n 3 was under the capable direction of Hrs. Martha h wi , ' ' P p - M- 1 M - X. Y A 'A - u - - V 9 pf ' 1 n W' x. I 1'. An 4, A 4, i L -Q ,QXKIW Q! Paul Fr-lzell B111 Baggett Wanda Humphrey Dorothy Yates Bob Ladd Glenna Taylor Patty McDonald of r A ff M -'fo sxxxxx M 1 0 ,awe 4- I fl sa Reporters elf we L Johnny Taylor, Ted Sitton, Vander Corley Lewis wimnerlake Phil Webb Peggy Jones Peggy Sltton, Pe y Parbern Jeannine Francis Dwaln Phillips, Allene McNabb Dorothy Griggs, Bennie McCafferny Jimmy Hulsey, Anna Ruth m Eh Roy Bell Sherry Lin Bo uf! Sponsor: Jerry Stephenson unn- was- ' 3 X f' 0 4 ' n 1 1 . OFFICERS President Wanda Sue Humphrey Vice Prestdent Clydia Belle Massey Secretary hauta Fay Connelly Treasurer Billye Bagby Sergeant at arms Bob Ladd Hzstor1an Glenna Taylor Reporter Noma Jean Trimmier We Quekwe Tne purpose of the Cur a as state by its Constitution, ls to encourage and promote the study of dramatic arts to l the abilities of its members pro uc n an cr t cizlng plays. Tre sponsors of club we Mrs. Maxine Selmon and Miss Jerry Steprens FIRST SEMESTER Frances Turner Betty Jo Graham Gladys Husil Joyce House fax. MISS ROWELL I' 6 OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER President Vzce Pres Secretary Yreasurer 06 Gladys Musil Peggy Gamblin Frances Thomas Juanel Boldlng The Stamford Chapter of the Future Home makers of America an ze n 93 affiliated with both the State and National organizations The purposes of the Club are to foster high ideals and an appreciation for me and community 11 d to devel leadership and good personality traits in its members 'x fu lv- vx frog . , , org 1 d 1 1 6, is Q3 W ho fe, an op ,Q X !.,.V3Qx , - ' ' I Q y , 1 r N Z XLXQV R. E ,QS xfx ' 5 K 4 f 7' f to 1 11 WH .iv Lv J . F ,!,. OFFICERS President ........... Ruth Corley Vice-Pres1dent .... . . Gladys Nusil Secfetdry . . . . . . . . Joyce Muse Treasurer ..... . . Peggy Pugh Sergeant-at-arms ...... Peggy Gamblln Reporter .... . . . . , Mary Corley e Choral Club began its study and practice this school year in October T e group spends 3 5 f 1 me singing and the ther portion of their me is spe in sight reading and studying Key signatures The Choral Club has presented enjoyable programs for the high school a well as for civic organlzatio s 'S- l Th for . h 1 o ts tl 0 tl nt S H . -x C Q 0' V Q in Y ' .Rx fu 5 . V x' f, 1 1 gy 'Y 1 Z ' - N I 5 ,' -I 'Q 'li f' s Q HUTT Q Dzrector This group of girls all Freshmen began their entertaining last year as Junior High School students After reorganizing in the 11 ' the soon became popular at showers banquets and luncheons In addl tion the group provided the high school with several enjoyable programs The alternates or the group which are DOE pictured are Anna Kirkpatrick and Patsy Tidwell ALBERT RUSSELL Accompan1st I In 691,-.fi Tfi di' Q ' 'If e f 1 . rm . A. . on J Srl XX- 5 ra or 45, y , 'Q , Inf ' 19 , f K 1. .e ' ,AA , x, 1 , n 'Q f' x? ' ,mg xx 1 N IH 5-O, :'::' 3 'mf' is f 1' N ,- 1 'I' I f MW' A '-' V , X ' ', , ., 9 21 3 , , i 2 ,, Q 1 , r 4 First Term Officer Second Preszdent Vzce Pres Sec Treas Sgt at arms Sanford Hodge Thavis Higgs Jim west B111 Davis Third Term Officers Preszdent Harrell Graham V1ce Pres1dent Johnny Bell Sec Treas Jim west Sgt at arms B111 Davis Term Officers B111 Davis Sanford Hodge Jim west Thavis Higgs T e P is a social organization for high school bo s The purpose of the club ls to stimulate interest for wholesome enter tainment among the members The boys are selected because of their all round good fellowship The club was organized ln 1936 1? r?iNi 1 i! ili was W M A f -.Q L o B, o h . B. M. y , gv Wm!! Ill X 5 W ll ' W 4 ' I - Q if , ,K ll x X is IM r 1 m , E 1 .,, ' x A I MV V4 36 'il' M JIM WE T President Vzce Pres1dent Secretary Reporter Sgt at arms Preszdent Vice Pres1dent Secretary Reporter Sgt at arms 1 NIP' e Sub- w organ amford in epnemb 9 a gro rls esned r, clevelopm an - provemenn or the personalities of high school girls. e Club's moat 'AlWaYS SISBGPS ' OFFICERS Billie Jean Wedeklrg '15, Peggy Van Harbert Peggy Sltcon Lola Massey Jeannine Francis Peggy Sltton Dorothy Yates Jacqueline Kennedy Peggy Van Harbert Billie Jean Nedeklng MRS GLADYS JDREWS i ! X , J L. , f The Fine Arts is a nationally federated Junior Music Club for Stamford High girls interested in music as an art. organized September 5. 1958. In the year 1945-46 its course of study was of the Modern Composers'. Sponsors Club were Mrs. Wanda watson and Mrs. Selmon OFFICERS Pres1dent Vzce Preszdent 2nd Vzce Preszdent Par? F1storzan Reporter Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Yates Peggy Van Harbert Mary Jean Keen Jeannine Francis Peggy Sitton Patty McDonald School It was school 'Music of the Maxine ning.. ,.f iff! phi? I 4' U 6. 3 OFFICERS President ............ TOMMIE ELLIOTT Vice-President ........... BILLIE LOWE ' Sec.-Treasurer ....... EILLIE JEAN WEDEKING Sergeant-at-arms ........... PHIL WEBB X1 cg Reporter ............. LOIS CALDWELL ' In order to provide wholesome entertainment for the youth of Stamford the youth center was or- nized in October 1944 e activities of t Dog House are under the guidance and direction of rs w s a s s e gr u 0 - terested business men and women Any high school student may become a member Pictured below is the high school Board of Directors who work with Mrs H 11 and the Senior Board of Dlrecto s gp-wwf' ,565 ww' ,,-......3 US N04 i' www? Mr- 'H- f'a jA3xSII'2 If S9 rr T -4' 2 QQ, 4 Y? 'ref' -AL. f' 1. THIS IS OSCAR OR NILROY You GUESS' 2 THREE S H. 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FA!-'ILSA9 FZQEW-JE' HVEPYEODY LOAFS. ASK THEM WHAT THEY WERE TALKING AEOHT. F. THE OAE YH THE MIDDLE WAS ONLY HALF A MAN!! 8. TOO EAD Fon LAOO WHEN x:LnOv LEVH TUE NA!L KN THE ROAD - NOTE SYM- PATHETIO EYSTANDEPS. 9. ONE OF THE MODE UNPHPTOGENIC VIEWS OF S. H. S. - FROM THE TENNIS COURT. PUT UP A GOOD FQOH! T- THAT'S WHAT I ALWAYS SAY! ll. HEAVY MAN ON EULLDOG TEAM... AHO 12. TOP HEHOTEH. 13. REAR VIEW. 14. WE SNAPPED THESE GIRLS WHILE THEY WEPEN'T LOOH:HE. 15. DOUBLE TROUBLE!! 'BIC EELL AND HASH IN THE ONE FOOT DASH THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE JUST ONE EIG HAPPY FAMILY Ll THREE HAPPY SHORTHAND SHARKS CONNALLY S DRAIAT INSTINCT comes ouT JUST GOT OUT OF SING we' THE CHOPAL c E THIS wAs SUBMITTED EY EITHER AN INTERESTED BIRD on AN UNINTEREQTED BIOLOGY STUDENT 8 THE Rocxmcs CHAIR ERIGADE OUT OF CHAIRS CLYDIA sus THIS WASN'T POSED' 10 SHADY CHARACTERS OFF T0 ANOTHER QAIDII :Q 2 si. Mn TTNSLEY JUST AFTER A Pnvsscs TEST PICKAQD RETURNS wurn uns CHAR 1oT 3. 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T' aw7a6,Lwzw60 -AIZLEDGE -HARDY 'CE 00- MOTOR OO. ace senvcce 4- BUICK FRo1.eN Fooo LOCKERS WEST M'HARG ST P-H0 28 Maris mf Pfcfcaf f la :ons Faaeusou sr -AFT-EKWOIZD The Annual Staff wishes to express its appre ciation for the assistance given us by both students and faculty in the preparation of this book Hur thanks go to Mr Rozelle for h1s patlent effort in taking the pictures, and to Stanley Swenson for h1s assistance From th1s small beginning, it is our hope that the Bulldog will grow to a book of wh1ch you, the meets with your approval, the Annual Staff will be amply rewarded for their efforts Sanford Fodge Editor Jerry Stephenson, Sponsor student body, can be very proud. If this book X w..s ,. ,t GN' x , ,jwemmfyd 977 war X Your yearbook is a store of treasured memories. The oft repeated thrill oi recolleztnon which aooornoaglies each new search throuah its pages will many times repay you for the care and consideration which h 'r is gone into its creation. We are proud ot the part vw have had in the prod up tion ot this book. lt irzclicatees the wealth ol ideas and ability which have rnaae possible the long record oi our school annual acfhiexfernent. egal-