Stephenville High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Stephenville, TX)

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JACK BISHOP - Ja1'1'in' Jack Football 5493525 Track '49-'52g 'KSU Association '52-'53: S. P. C. '52-'53: F. H. A. '49-,531 Rr-porter '51-'53: Wildlilr Club ,511-'5l: S4-nior Class Play 'Tig Lulu' Star F8l'llll'I' '52-'51 BILLY BLEDSOE - Uncle Bill No. 2 Band '49-'533 Football '49-'5llg Baslwlball 'SUQ Or- rhi-slra '5ll-'533 Drum Major '52-'53g F. H. A. '52-'53g Pri-si-mation Play '52g Junior Class Play '52q S. P. C. '5lg Rl-ru-zitioli Conimittvv '5lIg Flag Raiser '51 SUE ROBERTS BOASE -- Suzie Bmwstvr Jarkct Club '50-'fiflg Mm-dilation Club '50-'5lg Musir Club '51-52: Forum Club '52-'53, JOHN JAMES BRANDON - Johnnie Football '49-'5llg Bayskclball '49-'5U: Track '49-'5Ug P. C. '49-'5l: F. F. A.: Boostvr Jacks-t Club ,49- '533 Prrscnlalion Play '5l: Rvportvr of Snphomorv Class '5ll-'5l. Class of '53 RUTH ADAMS - Ruthie Band '49-,503 Music' Club '49-'5llg F. fl. A. '49-'5llg lioostrr Jacks! ,49-'53q V. Club ,5ll-'52: Junior Class Play '5lg D. E. Club '52-'533 Sm-uior Class Play '52-'53. EVELYN ANDERSON - Evelyn F. H. A. 349-'521 G. A. A. '49-'5ll: Boosts-r Jzwkvtli Club '51-'53g D. E. Club 352353. LAMAR BAKER - ULZUIHIM Sc-ivncv Club '52-'53g Prcsidi-nt '52: Outstanding Studvnt '53, TOBE BEAR - Toby Wildlifv Club '49-351: llnostc-r Jacko! Club '49-'53Q Band Managvr '49-,513 D. E. Club '51-'52g F. H. A. '52-A533 Junior Class Play '5l: Aviation Club '51-'52,

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,J A. -OFFICERS - i A group of young darlings entered schools all over the country twelve years ago. From this group caime the Sen- iors of 'Stephenville High School. Some started at the Centval Ward School but these were only a minority of the group. As the years went by we gradually begain to congregate in Junior High School. The parties and all the fun we had then, began our social life as young men and women. The poor teachers who put up with us then probably thought us to be not the near citizens of the world, but rather little maniacs whose lives would never amount to much. Before we realized what was happening we were ready for high school. At the close of the year in 1949 our graduating class from Junior High School was the largest there had been in all the years before. We we1'e proud of that fact. The graduation exercise was brought about in grand form. The following term brought into Stephenville High School a group of students, who were very nervous and unac- quainted with such a system, although before a week was gone most of the students bega-n to get into the swing of things. The following week we electedgoliij. class officers which consisted of: President, Jeral Jackson, Vice-Presi- dent, Clayton Robersongf 'etar , Carolyn floxe, Reporter, Sammie North, Sgt.-at-Arms, Bruce Chapman. As the year progressed we enjoyed the p ays an o r activities furnished by the upper classmen. Our sopohmorc year brought about the election of our officers, who were: President, Jay Ray McCullough, Vice- President, Clayton Roberson: Secretary, Joy Lee McLartyg Treasurer, Geraldene Mayfield, Sgt.-art-Arms, Texie Mae Sisson and Robert Herring Reporter, John Brandon. Still our activities were few. The real life as high school students began in our Junior year. The big event we were working toward was the Junior -Senior Banquet to be held in the spring. The activities consisted of an operetta, Sadie Shaw from Arkansas which brought down the house. Our sponsors were mainly responsible for the success of all. We had several basket- ball games and cake sales. At the end of the year we were able to give a banquet which was ca.rried out in the Hawai- ian theme and thoroughly enjoyed by all. The officers that helped so much that year were: President, James Terrell, Vice-President, Herman Kaufmang SecretaryfDarlene Brooks, Treasurer, Joy Lee McLarty3 Reporters, Linda LQ and Geraldene Mayfieldg Sgt.-at-Arms, Clayton Roberson. When the fall term of 1952 began the seniors looked forward to all the days to follow of that year. They were happy to be nearing that most important time in one's life, receiving the graduation diploma. Yet they all looked back and felt sad for all the days gone by. A grand event for that year was to be the trip, but it took ai lot of hard work and some dispute to accomplish it. We managed to raise the funds needed by cake sales, concessions at school and football games, two plays, maga- zine sa-les, and a girl's basketball game, and had a grand and glorious trip. The officers for that year were: President, James Terrell: Vice-President, Jeral Jackson, Secretary, Rowena- ,,,,.......-.1 lui-od, Treasurer, Joy Lee McLartyg Reporter, Clara Stafford, Sgt.-at-Arms, Herman Kaufman and 'Pal5 Reeves. As we marched down the aisle for that commencement exercise, we did it with tears in our eyes, and thoughts in our minds which never could be surpassed. They were thoughts of happiness for all the good things that had hap- pened, everlasting friends we had found, instructors we were never to forget, a very successful athletic season, and a gratitude to all. . Now that we lea-ve old S. H. S., let us leave the memory of the Senior Class of 1952-1953 to all, by these few words, a few mars on the old building, and words of advice to all who are here in the future: Heed well all your days here a-nd remember them always. -14. President .,........,.. .... J ames Terrell Vice-President .,.......................................................................... Jeral Jackson C'Secreta-ty-QS., ...... T .... Rowena Woocu Treasurer ...... .....,,..,..,................. Q ...................................... Joy Lee MCLal'ty Reporter ..,..,.,,,,,.,,.,... .............,....... C lara Merle Stafford Surgoant--at-Arms .,.,.. ..... H erman Kaufman, Pa-t Reeves

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1-fy! K? N, A. 2, i MONETTE CAUGHEY - 'K lioostrr ,larkvt Club 493512 F. li. Club '51-'filly Sn-r'ivtury '52-'nllg Rm-portvl MINA CLARK -- Mina Q. V. Club '50-'531 'l'u'asurc'r '. 1.-'.f3 '50-'5Ilg Rs-port:-r '52-'53: Boost:-r Jar 4-1 Club 5 '52: Spauiz-lx Club '51-'53: Rn-porn-r '12-'53g Mt-di tutiou Club '51-'51 CAROLYN COLE - Ca11'olyn Ray Mllsir Club '49-'nllg Stingvr Staff 49-'5ll: Circulzv tion: Band '49-'52g Color Guard '5'lg F. H. A. '49- '53: M1-ditation Club '51-'52g Boostcr Jacks-t Club '51-'533 S. P. C. '52g junior Play '5lf'52g Gradua- tion Usb:-r '521 Annual Stall '5?lg Assiatant Advvr- lising Editor: Q. V. Club '52-'53: Pri-siclc-nt '52-'5I5. CAROLYN COX - Carolyn Nell Band 350352: Majorm-ttc 'Sli-'52g Sn-rrctary of Frvsli- man Class '49-'5llg Favoritt- '5ll: Sophomore Class Favorits- 'Sly junior Class Favorilv '52g Football Swvcthz-art 'filly Ms-ditation Club '51-'52g Sc-crm-tary ,51-'523 Boostt-r Jacks-I Club '50-'52g Spanish Club '52-'533 'l'r1-asurt-r '52-'5f'l: Q. V. Club '51-'52g F. H. A. '50-'53g S. P. C. '50-'5l. Class of '53 BILL BRANNON - Uncle Bill No. 2 S Asmciation '50-'53g Band '5ll-'iflg Mdllilgl'F 'Slip lluska-rball '51-'533 P. C. 'Sli-'52g F. ll. A. '32-'53. BOBBIE BROCK - '4Bob Xlusir Club '49-'5l: Vito-l'rl-siclvill '50-'5l1 Girl'x .'n-xtrttv '49-'52g Boostvr .larkvt Club '5l-'531 S1-tv rvturv '52-'53: Band '-19952: F. H. A. '52-'5flg Cho- ral Club '49-'533 S1-crm-tary '52-'5f'l: Graduation Ush- vr '52: Junior Class Play '51-'521 l'u'm-ntation Play '49-521 Yi-ll Lvatlvr '52-'53: Stingcr Stall' '4flf'5flg Art Editor '49-52: Adu-rtising Manugt-r '52-'5flg Annual Stall 'SU-'52g Art lfrlitor '50-'52g Svuior Class Play. DARLENE BROOKS - Darnell Band '50-'53: Flagbt-arm-r 503531 G. A. A. '49-'5ll: Music' Club '5ll-'ilg Booslvr Jurkvl Club '51-'SIM Mm-ditation Club '49-'533 Prvsidvut '50-'SIL Svcw- tary '5l-'52: F. H. A. '49-'5f'lg F. ll. A.s-1' ol tlu' Montll '52-'5f'lq Outstanding Studi-nl '49-'52g Cirl's Stall- '52: S. P. C, 'fill-'5lg 'lAi'1-zxsllwt' '52-'53: Ju- nior Play 'Sl-52: Junior Class St-rn-tary '51-'52: Annual Staff '52-'5f'lg Assistant Kodak Editor '52- .wflg btluqn-1 Stuff .22-Iwflg lypist 51-Ill: S1-uior Class Play '52-53: Prvscntatiou Pluy '52-'5f'l: Sm-nior Favoritv 52353. NORMAN CARPENTER - 'lNo1'inan F. I . A. '49-'5l: D. If. '51-'iflg lloostor Jfu-lu-is Club '52-'5fl.