Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1945 volume:

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Rogers Mrs. T. A. Waggoner Dr. Dan D. Rogers Mr. R. L. Thomas Mr. Gabe P. Allen Mr. F. D. Danford Lunchrooms Rules Building and Sites Mrs. T. A. Waggoner Dr. Dan D. Rogers Mr. F. D. Daniord Chairman Chairman Chairman Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Dr. Dan D. Rogers Mr. R. L. Thomas Mrs. T. A. Waggoner Mr. Gabe P. Allen Page Ten Sunset Dads Club wi. ' ji . . 1 3 s W' A' 'f OFFICERS B. C. Glenn . . . . . President Gus L. Berry . . . First VicefPresident W. H. Ruth . . . . Second Vice-President W. W. Murphy . . Third Vice-President Cf. W. Kallstrom . . . Fourth Vice-President R. I. Horton . . . . Fifth Vice-President Norman Mansfield . . Sixth Vicefpresident L. E. Hogan . . . . . . .... . . . Secretary-Treasurer ln an effort to follow the Club's motto, Working in the interest of Sunset High School, the Dads Club has cooperated this year in every way possible with the faculty and student body to endeavor to make Sunset rank with the best high schools in America. Early in the year, the Club adopted several objectives, one of which was to up- hold a true American spirit by supporting the efforts to preserve our American insti- tutions and liberty. The Club is also adding to the Memorial Fund which will be used to erect a permanent memorial in honor of the former students of Sunset who have offered their services to their country. This year, as in the past, the Dads have given awards each semester to the most outstanding students in the various departments. They also maintain a loan fund which is available to any Sunset student who needs financial help to complete his school work. Pug Flu ll '.f:., 'i ,Ftrs - . gs K Parent-Teacher Association gf ,. -Q r in .1 Qi' wr 3 ' 4 t 1 sq. A it iw-r v I . .4 '-.F --- -V F. . .qc it ,M Avi C . .. . s. as A U2 Q . A ,. t l ' Q , NFPA! W' f Ei - , .f- 4 K : . 1.- L',.H- My ef' 5 Qiibimgk 7 .tx BEMIV K OFFICERS Mrs. Gus Berry . . . ..,.. President Mrs, l, D, Chalk, Ir. . . . Revording Secretary Mrs. Norman Mansfield . . . FirstVice-President Mrs, C. l-l. McDonald . , Corresponding Secretary Mrs. O. V, Byfield . . Second Vice-President Mrs. C. E. Freherq ..... . . . Treasurer Mrs I. VV. Boisseau . . . Third Vice-President Mrs. VJ. A. VVYllHllf3I'l6Y . ..., Historian Mrs Ralph Gilby . . . . Fourth Vice-President Mrs. Leon Price ....... Parliamontarian Mrs. Harry Crenshaw . , . Fifth Vice-President Mrs. Gerald Prescott ......... , . Mrs. VV. VV. Murphy . . . Sixth Vicefl3resident Delegate to tltc Dallas City Council Mrs, A. E. llarris . . . Seventh Vice-President Mrs. Otis McDonald .....,. . . . . Delegate to the Dallas City Council The Parent-Teacher Association ot Sunset High School holds membership with The National Congress of Parents and Teachers, The Texas Congress ot Parents and Teachers, and The Dallas City Council ot Parent-Teacher Associations. The objects of this association are to promote the Welfare ot children and youth in home, school, church, and community, to raise the standard ot home liteg to secure adequate laws tor the care and protection ot youth, and to bring into close relation the home and the school so that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training ot the child and develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure the highest advantages in physical, mental, and spiritual education for every child. OUR MOTTO: ln essentials, unity, in non-essentials, libertyy in all things, charity. Meetings are held on the second Friday oi each month at lU:3U A. M. at Sunset High School. P i Turlz r 1' 5. 1 P5 Y y 1 To all the member of the faculty whose Qt Udfast d votlon to be h puplls cmd school h Ib never ceased cmd To whom we Owe so much for hemvmq 5KIffGd ue on the long road To succ es we crretehlly deolccmfe thls 1945 SUN DIAL A www G :Rh .1155-, Q-2 -M ' 'X K 9 9 Y T W , . . . w Q QA, 1. . , w , . I A:i:'.l Qf '- . .. , I i we V , I ,. . X .....,. X 1350 I 1 1 ,. Y' ff L, iv, 9 ' V , sf, sig ,P V I' Y j ' .ily . 'L 1, 'ZA l - b v . 1j.r any , ' Q I Q.. . R., 'MQW K -' - ' ,, , ' .' ffl . g ' . ' V A v . fx L' '31 ' 1, Q '-' . ' . i is Q V ,' f. - '. ' 5- . g, 'V ,4 5 gr. ' f. ' --,. ' . , , -Av , . - '- fi , 71' 7'. 5 .fbi -: ' e L e Q s ' h, ' W 0 . gf I 'J' nfnucm .4---1 c FOIH'fCCll I. D. CHALK, IR. To the Seniors: No one could tell me Where my soul might be I seorched tor God, ond He eluded meg I sought my brother out, cmd tound C111 three. Faculty ADKINS, GEORGE R. Social Studies BAKER, BEULAH Mathematics BAKER, RUTH English BANKER, WANDA Public Speaking BARNETT, E. M. Scienceg Social Studies BARNETT, I. C. Science: Coach BOONE, MARGARET Foods BURNETT, ALMER C. Commandant COGDELL, AVA CONSUELO Social Studies COOK, JAMES P. Accounting COWLEY, HERMAN A. Social Studiesg Coach DINSMORE, SARAH English DURRETT, VIRGINIA I. Dean EDWARDS, AGNES Lating Social Studies EMBRY, HENRY W. Biology sw-Q..-M, V ' if I l .S f E i A .. 4,-E ,H 4 .I 543 ' kb wif ...J ,.k7 if-U 594 'PQ C' E is l fr-Lvl. t5 J '5Jk -iii, Page If i ftvun 134443 - .N iii I ig 9 . fm 3 if , , I .:,, ,. 'QM' ii K il -I '93 K gg 5 X N 555.55 + FY' is ..,, . . f if I f -, -A ffl' ,K A R . ig, hi I, .A ,A N , , Page Sixteen , c is .-315' Apr-' 1' qv 91--. I iii:-Iirfzlik 951 PINNEGAN, LILLIE MAE Biology, Aeronauiics FRANKS, WILLIAM DONALD Maihemaiics GREEN, RUFE I, Social Siudies HACKETT, BESS Social Studies I-IOBEIN, RA Y B. Drafting HOEI-IN, GLADYS Secretary IIORNBEAK, I-IATTIE LEE English HOUSTON, RUTH Social Studies I-IUDSON, MERLE Commercial HUMPHRIES, CORIN Enqlisli HUTTO, NELSON A. Iournalismg English IACKSON, BESSIE Enqlislig Social Studies IOHNS, H. IR. Spanish KING, IVIINEOLA English LEE, IRA B. Ivlatliemaiics LIPSCOMB, ESSIE Mathematics LITCHEIELD, VIOLA Pianist MANGUM, W. A. Mathematics Exim MAYO, T. D. Social Studies MICHELS, OTTO K. Bandg Orchestrag Chorus MORRIS, RUTH Biology MUNROE, H. W. Commercial NEELY, I. O. Chemistry OLDHAM, MABEL RUTH Commercial PANTERMUEHL, R. C. Physics PATTERSON, ANITA Spanishg Senior Counselor PLUMMER, ONA English REED, E. D. Mathematics ST. CLATR, FLORENCE Mathematics SCOTT, BESS Mathematics SCRUGGS, HERMAN Mathematicsy Coach 9-s mf, Pugt' St'l'UlIfl'L'!I Qiiii a, V , P N FUX Pagu liigbfvvlz -'QQ' SHACKELFORD, ESSIE D. Study Hall SIMPSON, GRACE Social Studies SMITH, EULA PEARL English SPENCER, AGNES Art STEELE, IOHNSIE IO Mathematics STENNIS, RENE LEE XX Librarian in , 5 A , W . - X ' I Vw W STEPHENS, LUCILLE Social Studies TALIAPERRO, GEORGE ANNA Spanish THAYER, REBECCA Public Speaking THOMAS, STANLEY Commercialg Coach VENABLE, MAE Physical Education WALKER, HALLIE D. Iournalism WARE, LOUISE F. Study Hall WARREN, STELLA B. Clothing: Spanish WITHERSPOON, KATHLEEN English COMPTON, RUTH W. Nurse un..-:g--Ma . ,,,..,.. ,:: -J.--M , ,.1... .-.-1'n-nx:.n--- - - f-A 7'-wr---., .,. Us-1, ,M , 5091? aww W SE i 0ks m U ,QI gl M-gage..-.mu-fu.,-...-nn.a.sann.nn 1nxnmn-x.rxruxmsu1w-nuw-.....e-u--n.....f Class of lanuary, l945 OFFICERS George Blake . .... . . President Eddie Moore .... . Vice-President Angelina McDonald . . . Secretary Margaret Brown . . . Treasurer Mr. H. W. Ernlory . . . . Sponsor BILLIE GENE ABBOTT El Sol, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Sunrays. AUDREY ANN ACHlLLES National Honor Society, Stampede Staff, Received Key of Knowl- edge, President of El Sol, Special Linz Pin, Secretary of El Sol, Everts Award, Bible Linz Award, Senior Play, Good Scholarship Club, Dramatic Club, Pan-American Student Forum, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. GUS LINDSEY BERRY National Honor Society, Special Linz Pin, Everts Award, Student Council Representative, Captain of R.O.T.C. Band, Senior Play, Senior Day Skit, Good Scholarship Club, Sodalitas Latinas, Office Helper, Latin Tournament, North Dallas Speech Tournament, Greater Dallas Music Festivals. DOLORES lEAN BILYEU Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. GEORGE BLAKE President of lVA Class, Lettered in Football, Second Lieutenant in R.O.T.C., Stampede Staff, Senior Day Skit. MILDRED BLEVANS President of Art Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. BARBARA R. BOWEN President of V. L.'s, Vice-President of Dramatic Club, National Honor Society, National Thespian Club, Senior Play, Linz Pin, Tennis Club, Sodalitas Latina, Girl Reserves, Ono Hundred Por Cent Banker. DOLLIE BRADY Secretary of IVB Class Stampede Staff, Good Scholarship Club, Student Council Representative, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, GEORGE BRANDT National Honor Society, Everts Award, Special Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, Captain in R.O.T.C., President of Sodalitas Latina, Latin Tournament, North Dallas Speech Tournament, Student Council Representative, Office Helper. BETTYE BREWER Stampede Staff, Girl Reserves, El Sol, Iunior Red Cross Council, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Senior Day Skit. MARGARET BROWN Vice-President of National Honor Society, Linz Pin, Good Scholar- ship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Senior Play, Senior Day Skit, Treasurer of El Sol, lce Skating Club, Chorus, Sprina Show, Secretary of IVB Class, Treasurer of lVA Class. GENE BUCHOLZ Senior Day Skit, Stampede Staff, Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C. DOROTHY BURNAM Girls Military, Stampede Staff. BETTYE GENE CHARLES E1 Sol, Girls Military. . ' 'iw 1 ,watt .A ., g,,M,g54v w X w 'HL if sg: A-of -:lf 3 fl win 1.32 iff is rg- Zt .YJ . .fs -,... --. . ft .M 1 . -- . - - iw,-. X , ... ,. V ,., i . f A 5 f 'tee 'Bowen Page Twz-nlyrone i t I 1 -vw T. ,1 .J fn r I in -Qt. ki' L 1'-f 2 T t its . i I h df., ,, 1 I Page T1z'r'r1!3'-Iwo F ted. S A 4 'Qt ' I L. NSW . fa S ji A 1' get Y If V I 'f 'i' BETTY DARBY Sunrays, Girl Reserves, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Good Scholarship Club. EDWIN DAVENPORT MARY ELLEN DAVIS National Honor Society, Special Linz Pin, Everts Award, Council Representative of Pan-American Student Forum, Linz Bible Award, Everts Bible Award, Good Scholarship Club, El Sol, Chorus, IUNE ELIZABETH DEE Sunrays, Stampede Staff. MILDRED DE LONG HALE DODGE WELDON KENNETH DOOLEY Football, Stampede Staff, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. IOANNA DURING National Honor Society, Good Scholarship Club, Stampede Staff, Girl Reserves, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, El Sol. HA RLEY EASTER ANN CAROL ETTER State One Act Play, Best Actress, Reqional, l944, Senior Play, Senior Skit, Stampede Staff, Linz Pin, National Honor Society, Good Scholarship Club, National Forensic Leaque, National Thespian Society, Speakers Club, Dramatic Club, Debate Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. REX EVANS Major in R.O.T.C., Officers Club, Most Efficient Non-Commissioned Officer Award, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. DeWITT GADBERRY Lettered in Football, Lettered in Baseball, Stampede Staff, Non- Cornrriissioned Officer in R.O.T,C., Track, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Student Council Representative. LIN HOWARD GOWER Cartain of Football Team, 1944, Lettered in Football, Major in R.O.T.C., Good Scholarship Club, Stampede Staff, Officers Club, Track, Baseball, Sodalitas Latina. A. E. HARRIS, IR. GEORGE EDWIN HARRIS Master Sergeant in R.O.T.C., Basketball, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. NAREL HAYNES SAMMY HENDRIX Linz Pin, President of IIA and IIIB Class, Vice-President of IVB Class, Student Council, Captain in R.O.T.C., Good Scholarship Club, Sodalitas Latina, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Senior Skit. CHARLES HICKMAN National Honor Society, Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. RUBY HIGHTOWER Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Stampede Staff, Senior Day Skit. ' CHARLENE HILL Dallas Iunior Historical Society, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Chorus, El Sol, Pen Pal Club. LEON HOKETT IACK W. INGRAM, IR. Good Scholarship Club, Dramatic Club, Ice Skating Club, Drum Major, Officers Club, Chorus, Orchestra, Senior Day Skit, Lieutenant in R.O.T.C. HOLLAN IRWIN Senior Play, Sodalitas Latina, Senior Day Skit, Good Scholarship Club, Stampede Staff, Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C. MARTHA IEAN IWOHNSTON One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Chorus. IIM KALLSTROM One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Lettered in Football and Baseball, Captain in R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Officers Club, Track. TED KANE Lettered in Football, All-City Football Guard, Elected Best Tackler on 1944 Football Team, Captain in R.O.T.C., Officers Club, Regi- mental Staff, Ice Skatinq Club. BETTY SUE KEE Stampede Staff, Good Scholarship Club, Girl Reserves, Iunior Red Cross Representative, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. IACK KILGORE Football, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. if . Y' 3 ' ah 'Aff ,LQ 3 i tg.. t-v' , , .. 47 i 'C I 'R i I t-.ft -M 6 I 5 .,,.. A M as . ' lli :f':,: NH , . .- ' Sf iii? A . ' it is 1 .4 ,f tsrs t .. 2 un ,,. az-1 Lili Q . 'Q -5. F if Page Twenty-tbrce K 9 Ay b , W,-, , x. z I I - is 3, . ' e W 4 ' ., 1 gi 'ISN , .el sk I I S 1 L ,.., Q, AQVI, Q L I - x 5.6, t it 7 ..f' - h 1 L if '75 , V - sys ,. J if : t -i-' fx It 'M 1 . Pagf Tweniy-four LOIS IEANNETTA KIRKPATRICK Stampede Staff, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. BILLIE IEAN KNIGHT ARTHUR KUCHENBACKER ANITA IO LLOYD Good Scholarship Club, Senior Play, Senior Day Skit, Secretary of National 'Ihespian Club, Girl Reserves, Secretary of Dramatic Club, El Sol, Ice Skatinq Club. VIRGINIA LOONEY El Sol, Pen Pals, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. IIMMIE LOWRY Cheerleader, Good Scholarship Club, Senior Play, Senior Skit, Orchestra, Student Council, Bicycle Club, Hi-Y. PAT MCBRIDE Bible Linz Pin, Stampede Staff, Good Scholarship Club. ANGELINA MCDONALD National Honor Society, Secretary of IVA Class, Linz Pin, Good Scrrolarship Club, Student Council, Girl Reserves, Iunior Historical Society, Bible Linz Pin, Office Helper, Ono Hundred Per Cent Banker. MARY BERNICE McDOWELL Student Council, Senior Play, Senior Skit, Good Scholarship Club, Stampede Staff, Girl Reserves, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Girls Military. NELLIE MCKINNIE EVELYN LaVERNE MCNELLIS One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Stampede Staff, Chorus Senior Day Skit. IIOYT McPI-IERSON Non-Commissioned Cfficer in R.O.T.C. ROBERT KERN MANSUR Second-Lieutenant in R,O.T.C., Cne Hundred Per Cent Banker, Iunior Red Cross, Ice Skating Club, El Sol, Office Helper, Senior Day Skit, Stampede Staff, Officers Club, Req mental Staff. PAT MARSHALL ROY MASSEY Purple and White Band, Hunting Club. FRANK MEISELL Lettered in Football, All-City Football Tackle, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Track, Stampede Staff. BETTY MILLER Entered from Richmond, Virginia, Girls Military, Stampede Staff. DONALD MILLER Treasurer of Hunting Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Senior Skit. BARBARA MOORE Stampede Staff, Sunrays. BEN MOORE National Honor Society, Stampede Staff, Senior Play, Good Scholar- ship Club, Office Helper, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Linz Pin, Motion Picture Operator. EDDIE MOORE Cheerleader, President of IllA Class, President IVB Class, Vice- President of IVA Class, Special Linz Pin, Senior Skit, Everts Award, Senior Play, Stampede Staff, Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Officers Club. IOYCE MORRISETT BETTY IOYCE MORRISON Sodalitas Latina, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Good Scholarship Club, Girls Military, Pen Pal Club. SARAH BETH NORRIS Girls Military, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. BETTY OGDEN National Honor Societ Winner in Dramatic Declarnation in the if -H-kim gig.. t N Q ali ..,, I .ia :-51. ,...M ' I ,ff e -we 5, ....tl ' of .. I Me. . b f Q I 'il Y ls, 'N is F .Q it sig 5552 Y, National Forensic League Tri-State Tournament, War Chest Speech , , if Contest, Vice-President of National Thespian Club, ViceAPresident 1 I A of Dramatic Club, Treasurer of National Forensic League, Girl , Reserves, Senior Play, Senior Skit, Good Scholarship Club, 'Q Am Speakers Club, Linz Pin, El Sol, lce Skating Club, One Hundred ' I I Per Cent Banker. 4 PAT OSBORN Linz Bible Award, Girl Reserves, El Sol, Senior Skit. at 2 LAWRENCE ioE OVERBECK g A M 5 Lettered in Football, Lettered in Baseball, Vice-President of Student .,,, at ' li 1 'V' ia, jf Council, Sodalitas Latina, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Ice 0 ig .M , Skating Club, Tennis Club. 7 We-, Provo PETERSON it , 4 I iii' I Page Twfnly-f W at il We f iiii GH yi, ,.,. 53, V :'V Iii 4-Mr ' w L2 'T 'I I I Mg. ,,,? -- :' fr S ,Mm .F ' ,Q ,K .V . X ...-art' , 5 ' 43 Q I .IA I V ,.-v ' ' xx, :sages f Z'?f:,., A A fel, 1 rr .N 552. it f 'V l ,C fx ' t , if ' I Hilti- fi W s A Kiki., .V , I tl - . :. fx . f .':,E ' Mg, if iw - A isik '., I I 5 .,,:. I s Q t I' I ,xii J 2 kai? an Page Tu'r'11fy-six IOHN PIERCE GORDON PLUMMER ELIZABETH FRANCES PRICE Stampede Staff. DOROTHY NELL PUGH Stampede Staff. MARY IO RANNALS Senior Play, Good Scholarship Club, Sunrays, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, El Sol, Girl Reserves. DAVID WARREN RICE Student Council, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. PAT ROBISON President of National Honor Society, Senior Play, One Hundred Per Cent Paper in lnterscholastic League Contest, National Thes- pian Society, National Forensic League, Sophomore Award, Everis Award, Special Linz Pin. DOUGLAS ROLATER FRANK DOUGLAS SHARP Art Club, Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Chorus, Dallas Central Chorus. ROBERT I. SLACKNEY Good Scholarship Club, Vice-President of IIB Class, Rifle Team, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. IACK SLAY National Honor Society, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Bible Award, AllfCity Orchestra, Ice Skating Club, El Sol, Iunior Red Cross. ARTHUR SMITH Football FRED SMITH Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C., lunior Red Cross Council, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Football, Baseball, Track. NANCY ANN STRONG Art Club. , ,v,,,1 HAZEL YVONNE WALBEIDGE K Iunior Historical Society, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. f r F 6 J' I EUGENE WATTS N MAX WEATI-IERFORD nw ' 2 BOB WEBSTER A' km' -- Letter-ed in Football, Lettered in Baseball, One Hundred Per Cent it I RW Banker, Senior Skit, Good Scholarship Club, Student Council ,ty Representative. MAEIORIE WEEKS 'WF IEAN WHITE Student Council, Girl Reserves, Treasurer of Iunior Historical Society. 5 I 'W-' ttf w'jj rj'. .im Qi al GEORGIE LEE WILLIAMS k 1 kzzl, - ' National Honor Society, Linz Pin, Advanced Bible Award, Or- A chestra, El Sol, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. 1 'r H ,A ggqgw, ii ,Q ' xo' IULIA MAE WILLIAMSON A ' . , 'Tut National Honor Society, Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, Stampede ' St ff. - -Sf? it U A K A V 7 ALLWYN w1LMoUTH t V ft. , r ,. .r,k .V,r ..: T? W I if ,, .f., ' 'I st WALLACE WIMBERLY , ' ',. fl Q it ,Q A4 'ff IOHN C. wooos G iitr Lieutenant Colonel in R.O.T,C., Student Council, Swimming Cham- . K. I' H pion of Camp Dallas, Rifle Team, Senior Play, One Hundred Per ' I in , Cent Banker, Officers Club, Basketball, Office Helper, Senior Skit, ,P ,Vk I iV I Ice Skating Club. v J , VV - K ' z,5TM,g t,,,, THOMAS WooDs V A OTHER GRADUATES IACK MARVIN THOMAS HELENE LOGAN WELCH Pug 1' 1vlL't'IIfj'fSt'1 fwhfig r ,.,:. A .,., , Class oi lune, l945 FALL TERM Thomas Murphy ...... D. C. Williams . Caroline lohn .... Lucy Dale Williams . Mr. H. W. Embry . . SPRHNIG TERM Charles Hammond ...... Ray Karras .... Mary Lee Griffith . . Emma lean Robinson . . Mr. H. W. Embry . . P2 7 fi elf . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . . Sponsor . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . . Sponsor DONALD ABERCROMBIE PAUL ABRAMS 'G-. Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C., Good Scholarship Club, Ice Q Skating Club, Huntinq Club, Baseball, Hi-Y, Ono Hundred Per 'ff' Cent Banker. MUREL ADDS HUGH AKIN WALTER ALBRITTON ALICE MARIE ALLEN NEAL ARMSTRONG REBECCA ASHLEY Sodalitas Latina. BETTY lEAN AUSTIN IAMES R. AVERY Captain in R.O.T.C,, Lettered in Football, Hi-Y, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. BILL BANDY IANE BARKSDALE Good Scholarship Club, Sodalitas Latina, Student Council Rep- resentative, Debate Club, Speakers Club, Dramatic Club, President of Girl Reserves. BILL BAXTER Lettered in Golf, Lettered in Baseball, Orchestra, Ono Hundred Per Cent Banker, Hi-Y, Student Council Representative, Football. OLNEY IOE BECKI-IAM Dads Club R.O.T.C. Award, Student Council, Rifle Team, Hi-Y, Good Scholarship Club, Baseball, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. Q QE' l i I ...li t f - A ttf' . at f Wilt'-ft . .. ,-- i t ,.,,,.. I, TE I - J if 2 li ., K VAVA We a . 4 A yy , - . K X, S Q I ,,,,. .,.. t, .. ,. is ...f ,JN l 1 21.9 7. I gg W' , .Q 53- fn. , fig. ,mu I M ,Q .wr W . if 4 ' ., .I It.. .555 2 ' - A if .ut ,V . ,. A Pagv Twcnly-ninc I F -w..etg1rtqtstf.t,1w1,,g1. V ' f 1 , V' ga. N.. I S: an : ja ., . . Y if fu ,fvsiwt tt' . f wen., , V, . iii -:. -f 1 ei, 4, . Q if 3' S . o , 'reap . f - N - will 1 f P ,- ' it A 'L X. igfilvs. K b t t X Q 4 ,I .3 K I K Mall , , l A Page Thirty BEN BEERBOWER Purple and White Band, Non-Commissioned Officer, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. KENN BELL, IR. Good Scholarship Club, Hi-Y, Huntinq Club, Stampede Staff, Track Squad, Baseball. VELMA FAY BENTLEY One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Girl Reserves, Sunrays. PEGGY BENTON WILLIAM MYROM BEVERS Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, Sodalitas Latina, National Thespiari Club, Dramatic Club, Speakers Club, Ice Skating Club, Track, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Commissioned Officer, All-City Orchestra, Band. VIRGINIA BEYER IIMMIE GENE BILES Football. ANNA BEATRICE BIRD Pan-American Student Forum, El Sol, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin. NAN BLACKSTON Good Scholarship Club, Office Helper, Linz Pin, Special Linz Pin, Everts Award, Girl Reserves, El Sol, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, PanfAmerican Student Forum, National Honor Society. LYMAN BLANKS INETA BOLDING BILLY K. BOONE President Sophomore Class, Lettered in Basketball, Lettered in Football, Stampede Staff, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Non- Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C. IAIVIES BOSTWICK Officer in R.O.T.C., Hunting Club. DORIS BOWMAN CECILIA BOYD One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Girl Reserves, President of Sodalitas Latina, Treasurer of Debate Club, Secretary oi National Forensic League, Stampede Staff, Office Helper, Iunior Red Cross Repre- sentative, Linz Pin, National Honor Society. VIRGINIA BRA NNAN National Honor Society, President oi Pan-American Student Forum, Art Staff, Lettered in Debate and Externporaneous Speaking, Good Scholarship Club, Secretary of National Forensic League, Secretary of Speakers Club, El Sol, Secretary of Iunior Historical Society. CHARLOTTE CLAIRE BRAZEAL One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Dramatic Club, Chorus, Girls Military. MARY BRITTON EDWARD E. BROWN ELIZABETH BROWN Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, Sundial Staff, Art Club, El Sol, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. FISHER BROWN JAMES LEO BROVVN One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Hunting Club, Stampede Staff, Staff Sergeant in R.O.T.C. MARY IO BROWN ISABEL BRUMMAGYN IOANNE CAROLYN BURKES Good Scholarship Club, Chorus, Girls Military, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. IOY BURTON Linz Bible Award, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Iunior Red Cross Representative. NANCY BYNUM Girl Reserves, Good Scholarship Club, Student Council Repre- sentative, Pan-American Student Forum, Iunior Red Cross Rep- resentative, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. ALICE CALHOUN Lieutenant in Girls Military. A .gl- i Qs. , 1 in xl 'aff Q 1 L . ' if 3 M N . 4:-. 5. I A E 3 M31 Sli in X xg.. 1 ' r S . 2 'WP' in , ,y ,W 4: 15. sf- tw it Page Thirty-one td. it i ' Q1 is, , - .. , W gf. -K' l 6 5 5.3 f N We .1 3 i gi' ,bn ,Q K HL Ikea fs -4 -vw , ,K 3 it 5 L 6 ' '3 x, xv:-we I gk ,.gkF' 1 0 ,C 4 ,.. my ..,? W y fit r At-425 yn .2 A-.,: ,,,' 5 of , 'F x TW, ,S K W , -wit , Meg QQ. ..?5A Pagv Thirly-Iwo MARIE CAPPS National Thespian Club, National Forensic Leaque, Debate Club Speakers Club, Good Scholarship Club, National Honor Society PATRICIA CARGILE GEORGE CARTER President of Senior Hi'Y, President of Iunior Hi-Y, Lettered in Basketball, Football. MICKEY ,IO CATES Student Council Representative, Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, National Honor Society. IMA LOU CHAFFIN BARBARA CHAMBERS Editor of Sundial, Vice-President of National Forensic Leaque, Good Scholarship Club, Sodalitas Lantina, Debate Club, Office Helper, Vice-President of Student Council, Stampede Staff, Linz Pin, Entered trom Wichita, Kansas, Lettered in Debate, National Honor Society. TED CHANEY IOANNE CHAPMAN President ol Girl Reserves, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Sundial Staff, V. L.'s, Stampede Staff, Good Scholarship Club. MARY LOU CHARLES Sundial Stott, Girls Military, Stampede Staff, Gill Reserves. Chorus. ANNA CHRISMON Sunrays, Majorette, Stampede Staff. DORIS LORENE CHURCH Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Linz Pin. NELLIE CLARK Good Scholarship Club, Cne Hundred Per Cent Banker. WAYNE CLARK ALICE MAY CLAYTON Sodalitas Latina, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, lunior Historical Society, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, National Honor Society. LaNELLE CLAYTON Good Scholarship Club, Stampede Stalin lunior Historical Society, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. NITA ROSE COATES BILLIE COCKRELL DELORES COE Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, El Sol, Debate Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, National Honor Society. REVA RAE COFEMAN Bible Linz Pin, Drum Majorette, Girl Reserves, Sunrays, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Dramatic Club, Speakers Club, El Sol. EDWIN COKER Captain in R.O,T.C., One Hundred Per Cent Banker. ROBERT EMERSON COLEMAN Student Council Representative, President of National Forensic League, National Thespian Society, Good Scholarship Club, Senior Hi-Y, Vice-President of Debate Club, Treasurer ot Speakers Club, Dramatic Club, Lettered in Debate, Sundial Staff, Bible Linz Award, Cfticer in R.O.T.C., Track. ROSE MARIE CONNORTY Sunrays, Dramatic Club, ,lunior Historical Society, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Stampede Staff. MARTHA COOK HM BOB COONER National Honor Society, Special Linz Pin, Everts Award, Good Scholarship Club, Student Council Representative, Sundial Staff, Cifice Helper, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Non-Commissioned Officer. DOROTHY ANN COOPER Dramatic Club, El Sol, Girls Military, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. DON COSTTN LILEURN B. COX, IR. Oiiiccr in R.O.T.C., Purple and White Band, Orchestra, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. MARY ANN COX Tk x 15, . . tei at 5 is fc'-5 w O g' -' 'X , 11 k l W f , t '1 ix W P V fi tk A if MQ K Aw i it F5 S, if , 15 . . .. , fiid fi Y tv-L Q t, , ..,. 3' T ef A y tt y A 'Wi . ,. , .r- ,. -f-m ' ' - ,'- , u , ., ,ig ,V . , ,pptt A Y Page Thirty-three rw,.,f3'i 'bw f at I .3 - MURIEL IEANNETTE COX r - National Thespian Club, Linz Pin, Girl Reserves, V. L.'s, Vice- President of Dramatic Club, Speakers Club, Debate Club, El Sol, I -Ii? Good Scholarship Club, National Honor Society. t IOHNNIE LOUISE CROW If I Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Soclalitas Latina, National Honor Society. LOUISE CROW Good Scholarship Club, National Honor Society. RUBY PAYE CROW ' HM CROWDER JOHN CUMMINGS I I MARGARET DANIEL Pagv Tbirly-form' Stempede Staff, Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. LOUISE DANNER LYNWOOD M. DA RBY Officer in R.O.T.C., One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Good Scholar- ship Club. IAMES HAROLD DARDEN R Hunting Club, Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C., One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Stampede Staff. EDNA MAE DAVIDSON DAN DAVIS MARTHA IUNE DAVIS MARY TOM DAVIS Girl Reserves, Stampede Staff, Sodalitas Latina, Iunior Historical Society, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Girls Military. Good Scholarship Club, Vice-President of Debate Club, First Lieutenant in R.O.T.C., Track Basketball Lettered in Football, Nat.onal Forensic League, Student Council Representative. CHARLES DICKERSON Lettered in Football. ...P 1. ,. ,....:,:, , 1 .:.,,'- K E --'wifi ,Mun Q.-.up M-- 'nf HORACE ANDREW DSFORD r -v sz: ,, ' it X GENE DICKEY IIMMY DITCH BETTYE IEAN DODD BETTY IEANE DODSON One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Girl Reserves. PAULINE DONNELL Linz Pin, Student Council, Essay Contest Winner, Music Festival, Purple and White Band, Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Pan-American Student Forum, Dramatic Club, El Sol, Stampede Staff, National Honor Society. ELIZABETH LOUISE DORSEY Linz Bible Award, Orchestra, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, junior Historical Society, All-City Orchestra. GARNET NELL DOUGLAS One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Iunior Historical Society, Stampede Staff, Girl Reserves, Pen Pal Club. DOROTHY DRUMMOND IACK o. DUGGAN National Thetpian Clvb, National Forensic Leaque, Debate Club, Good Scholar:hip Club, Dramatic Club, Speakers Club. FRANK DUNCAN Student Council Representative, Baseball. VERNAN DURBAN DOROTHY NELL EAST .ig Q A f wr ns, ,W 1 ,fs ,fu E at Page Thirty-fi V , ,I MPS ,g g as 3 I li is lQ , tt.- 1 I I , St,-1 A W- l V. 'B Fw, L. . I ,fzj T5 :::. 3. .f Q, K ,. Xi, M 452 If ,X it M .gk ' . of ,. I , ,PQI QQ' , C , b ig.--3 Q L I V v Q ' 55 .... ' , e'2-f. I . Q Sim H V tfffsalrmi. n . wslra t . '15 Pugu Tbirly -six 5'0 R e IAMES C. EAVES National Thespian Club, Dramatic Club, Speakers Club, Debate Club, Non-Commissioned Officer in R,O,T,C. BETTY EDWARDS BEA EISENLOHR Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. MARGIE EMERSON BILL PAIN One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, Linz Bible Award, National Forensic Leaque, President of Debate Club, Speakers Club, Dramatic Club, National Thespian Club, Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C. IOYCE FALLIS Sunrays, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Chorus, Stampede Staff. BILL FARROW WAUNITA FAWKS BONNIE IEANNE FFRGUSON Band Majorette, Good Scholarship Club, Art Club, Dramatic Club, Co-Captain of Sunrays. MARY CATHERINE FINLEY Girl Reserves, Sundial Staff, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Stampede Staff. ROSE HELEN FISHER Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, Girl Reserves, Pan-American Student Forum, Speakers Club, Dramatic Club, Student Council Representative, One' Hundred Per Cent Banker, National Honor Society. CHARLES FLAGG PEGGY FLETCHER IO MARIE FORD MARY 10 L'OWLER Girl Reserves. ALVIN COX DORIS EVELYN FULBRIGHT THOMAS GADDY Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, Staff Serqeant in R.O.T.C., Office Helper. GAROL GARNER One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Girl Reserves, Student Council Representative, Good Scholarship Club, Stampede Staff, Tennis Club, Candidate for Everts Award, Candidate for Linz Pin, National Honor Society, GLEN GARRISH BOBBYE GASKINS Sunrays, Good Scholarship Club, Sodalitas Latina. BETTY LOU GEORGE Secretary of Good Scholarship Club, President and Secretary of El Sol, Girl Reserves, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Linz Pin, Debate Club, National Honor Society, BOBBY GIBSON DONNA RUTH GILLETT Student Council Representative, President of Pan-American Student Forum, Vice-President of El Sol, Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, National Honor Society. ' IAMES OWEN GLENN Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, National Honor Society. IIMMY GOODE Pan-American Student Forum, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C. MARTHAIAYNE GOODE National Thespian Club, Treasurer of Dramatic Club, Chorus, Debate Club, Tennis Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Girl Reserves. HORACE GOSWICK ,,,,,,, . ,,, 1 un W ,u'sx .'o-' SLU '-'. v . -..f-x -FY' 1 L- sf 5: ' fn'-vw... l W-. i ,, 'Q' E. ii iff Q, it N? . .T if 5 t me 5945, .gi fs. I 'Y' xii i 3. , . , t. I . .W is f-f 'ff A if ' WW 4 rtttt . . ' . , I 'iia QI 1:4339 ig. , his 4, nk. f ' -. -A-:EQ,., A ,ig . 1 X . ,fi - I 1 -1ti' I .I , L,,., , -' s'-t 33' I.,. Q l ' I I .,, I , ,tt. , I 5 W 5 , I et I .I , gk FE Page Thirly-seven 34 Page Tbirly -eight ANITA GRAI-'FORD DONALD DEAN GRAVES Student Council Representative. Pl-lYLLlS GRAY !'Pan-American Student Forum, El Sol, Dallas Iunior Histor'cal Society, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Chorus, Pen Pals, Girls Military. ELEANOR GRlCE Girl Reserves, Sundial Art Staff, Art Club, Student Council Rep- resentative, Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, Stampede Staff, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, MARY LEE GRIFFITH National Honor Society, Treasurer of Student Councll, Sccretary of Girl Reserves, Linz Pin, One Hundred Per Celt Banker, Stampede Staff, Good Scholarship Club, Dallas lunlor I'li:torical Society. THELMA GUESS MARY GUINN ANN IEANETTE GULLICK Art Editor of Sundial. Linz Bible Award, Everts Bible Award, Dads Club Award in Art, '43 and '45y Tennis Team, President of Art Club, Pan-American Student Forum, Girl Reserves, Good Scholarship Club, El Sol, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Candidate tor Special Linz Pin, Candidate for Everts Award, Natlonal Honor Society. DORTS GUMM lOHN HALL PAT HAMMAN CHARLES HAMMOND IUNE HAMPTON BILLY lO HANDLY Treasurer of V. Lfs, Student Council Representative, Pan-American Student Forum, El Sol, Cftice Helper, Good Scholarship Club, Candidate for Special Linz Lin, National Honor Society. PATSY HARDCASTLE Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, Girl Reserves, Girls Military, Stampede Staff. MARIANNE HARNED CHARLOTTE HARRIS Secretary of Pan-American Student Forum, Good Scholarship Club, Girl Reserves, Iunior Historical Society, E1 Sol, Purple and White Band. EVA IO HARRIS ANN HARRISON Student Council Representative, Girl Reserves, Stampede Staff, V. L.'s, Good Scholarship Club, Ice Skating Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, El Sol. SHIRLEY I-IAVENS 1. :sir fx? PU' M3 fe? ..f'9,. TERRY CLINTON HEALD , to ki n. National Thespian Club, Linz Bible Award, Non-Commissioned mg' ' ' I -,, Z., Officer in R.O.T.C., Speakers Club, Dallas Iunior Historical Society. N' K 3 fy, i ,fl S ' BILL HEATH o ' ' - it I fr ' .. .E f - f-pqgtut Q . ,V Lettered in Football, Track, Baseball, Treasurer of IHA Class. :ii ix I fi, 51 - ' A . n' A ., , 1 P 1 , In I DoRoTHY HILLIN A -A s ,f i Stampede Staff, Girls Military, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. V. , I eil h V A Ql . 3 , ,mm . IANIS SUE HINCKLEY Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club. - M- - E f PAT HQDGES Q 3 Ly , 5 3 . any 1 . A,-k N , . 5 A. W. HOOTEN , - J 5 ' , WILLIAM EVERETT HOUSEWRIGHT i Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C. Band, Purple and White Band, ' Ag I . , One Hundred Per Cent Banker. ' Q ' sl 'Q ALLEN HUCKABEE My . X Major in R.O.T.C., Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, Track. Page Thirty-nine is Q ui. . I , A n,, A. , , ii 'S ,msgs M tiff, gl gfr Q Ss E iris? 'Q -1 S if L ligiz lzeh DANIEL BRANTLY HUDSON Staff Photographer of Stampede, Staff Photographer of Sundial. One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C. CLIFFORD SAM HUGGINS Rifle Team, Track, Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C. HELEN IACKSON IEANNE IENNINGS DORIS IERNIGAN El Sol, Pan-American Student Forum, Girls Military. FRANCES CAROLINE IOHN Secretary of IVB Class, Vice-President of Girl Feserves, lunior Red Cross Representative, Dramatic Club, Tennis Team, Ice Skating Club. WANDA LADENE IOHNSON One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Good Scholarship Club, National Honor Society. GWENDOLYN IONES Good Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, Oiiice Helper, Linz Bible Award, Linz Advanced Bible Award, Girl Reserves, Candidate tor Special Linz Pin, Vice-President oi El Sol, Candidate for Everts Award, Orchestra, Girls Military, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. MARILYN IONES Student Council Representative, Girl Reserves, Sodalitas Latina, Good Scholarship Club, Girls Military, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. PATSY IO IONES President of IIIB Class, President oi IHA Class, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, Linz Bible Award, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, El Sol, Stampede Staff, Sundial Staff, Officer in Girls Military, Girl Reserves, National Honor Society, Most Popular Senior Girl, Cheer- leader, Candidate tor Special Linz Pin, Candidate for Everts Award. MARY ELLEN IOYCE Student Council Representative, Girl Reserves, Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, El Sol, Sodalitas Latina, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, lunior Red Cross. RAY KARRAS One Act Play, Vice-President of IIIA Class, National Honor Society, National Thespian Club, National Forenssic League, Dramatic Club, Speakers Club. IOAN KEITH AUDREY KELLEY LUCILLE KELLY Secretary of V. L.'s, Girl Reserves, Student Council Representative. DOROTHY KEMP Sundial Business Stall, Girl Reserves, One Hundred Per Cont Banker. CHARLES KENNEDY ARMIN AUGUST KERN Baseball, Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T,C. BETTE KILGORE BILL CARLISLE KIMPLE Purple and White Band, R.O.T.C. Band, Student Council Repre- sentative, Stampede Staff, Ice Skating Club, Orchestra, Represented Sunset in Music Festival. DORIS IEAN LACY TOMMYE LAM BILLY LANDRUM IACKIE LANGHAM Girl Reserves, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Pan-American Student Forum, V. L.'s, Dramatic Club, Tennis Club, El Sol, Ice Skating Club, Student Council Representative. HELEN SUE LANGSDON Girls Military, Girl Reserves, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. IACK LA UGHLIN IOAN LEACH RUTH ESTELLE LEE Business Manager oi Sundial, Candidate lor Special Linz Pin, Candidate for Everts Award, Office Helper, Good Scholarship Club, lunior Historical Society, Sodalitas Latina, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Girls Military, National Honor Society. Cl lf, , 5 at-A I I Q 19 Q Terri wt I is .. we I, A ET' r desi? ' Lees , I ,.', g,-V - txfrfmfe . . .:,W,5, ,e,w- rewstltfq,'ifwew I ' I r ' 3 iie r' ' ii' 1 .M , I , . ,t., I I.: , L TSIE? 02 I ?-yi iir f Z' , i T2 as fy - 4' g y is ii J YEA Page Forly-one MOZELLE LEIFESTE Girl Reser Jes Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin One Hund ed Per Cent Banker. TOMMY LEPERE Vice President of I-Ii-Y, Stampede Staff, Ice Skating Club One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Laboratory Staff oi Stampede DRUSILLA LEVELSMIER ANNE LEWIS WANDA LEWIS LUCY LIGON Student Council Representative, Girl Reserves Linz P n Lmz Bible Award Good Scholarship Club, Stampede Staff National Honor Society. IAMES LITTON Football, Track, Baseball ANNIE RUTH LLOYD ESTELLE LOYD ,One Hundred Per Cent Bank Club, Stampede Staff, El S EDDIE LOTT WAYNE R. LOWRY Student Council Representative, Linz Pin, Track Hi Y Office Helper Stampede Staff, Football, One Hundred Per Cent Banker Good Scholarship Club, Sodalitas Latina, Biology Club Baseball Golf LILLIAN LUCAS Stampede Staff, Girls Military REBA LYDAY Entered from Greenville, Texasy Girl Reserves One Hundred er Cent Banker. PATRICIA ANN MCCALL Cne Hundred Per Cent Banker, Good Scholar hp Club Girls Military. WILLIAM D. MCCALLUM ' Entered from San Iacinto Hiqh School, Houston, Texas, Cornmis- ' A H sioned Officer in R.O.T.C., Chorus. - AAEF V oTrIs LYNN MCCLESKEY Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C., Good Scholarship Club, Student Council Representative, Office Helper. ii I K K CALVIN MCCCY V. i :,: , , 0 ' ICIIN MCELRCY ' I L Ii A 1 . JL- -gfmfw. -f',i'?,A A Q :lv 2'1 slit, IOANNE MCKEY Student Council Representative, Girl Reierves, Good Scholarship Club, Stampede Staff, El Sol, Girls Military, Linz Pin, National Honor Society. lEANNE MCKINNEY LOUISE MCMINN if HOVVVARD MALONE v' DAN HENRY MATHEWS ,EQQ 1 Dads Club Award for Most Efficient Non-Commissioned Officer in ' 'W R.O.T.C. H H V IEAN MERCER Girl Reserves, Sundial Business Staff, One Hundred Per Cent ,,:' E gg .fl ,QE ., Banker, Stampede Staff, Red Cross Representative. :Q 3 l1giI,,Q5,- . Y' ','I' 1 5 H . ., ' Q E DONALD SCOTT METCALF 3: ' E ' ' C National Honor Society. A . Em A I E . 5' 2 'f't A V. 'II .i 'I H V- N , ' L I y - , CARMEL LEE MILLER ,g M M Entered from Belleville Township High School. Q :- I MY MINNIS f A 1 14 , . PAUL DEAN MITCHELL A in Nj ly Z C ii y Lettercd in Basketball, All-City in Basketball, Secretary of UB I V Class. I LS up . -I V -- vi-if Page Forty-three BOBBY CLAUDE MOORE Non-Commissioned Cfficer in R.O.T.C. Band, Student Council Rep- re:entative, Linz Pin, Tennis Team, Good Scholarship Club, Or- . bqbl Ayz: c hestrfz, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Hi-Y, National Honor ' 'E G Society. Z: I , DONNA LOUISE MOORE gm, 5 Qx:,5,iFi,3 Dads Club Award in Music, Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. EARL MOORE . 'IPF FRANCES ANNE MOORE Representative, El Sol, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Good Scholarship Club. Student Council 'figff .L A iiii if S . F IVA Ross Moons QQ- Treasurer of Art Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Stampede ,' istrss staff. fi ,-.-- My . 1, eil k:-. 5 Zeng.. . , A H51 IIM MORGAN iff. eff - . W we - , L ss w if. , M tw , BoBB1E MORREL 1 bi 1 'f Entered from Milford Hiqh School, Girl Reserves, Soialitas Latina, . ' ist? ' . Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Iun'or I it ,i 'fit ,,, 1 Historical Society, Non-Commissioned Officer in Girls Military, Ice H , Skating Club, National Honor Society. ,. ' H Aif, V , , I DAVID MORRISON MONARAY MORROW Good Scholarship Club, El Sol, Pan-American Student Forum, Linz Pin, Linz Bible Award, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Chorus. MARY JANE MOZLEY One Hundred Per Cent Banker. IUANITA MULKEY it W t ii' THOMAS RODNEY MURPHY I A 1, President of IVB Class, Lettered in Football, Basketball, Track, I ' Q Vice-President oi Student Council, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. I ,S Q r if N uglv., AUDREY NELSON Pugr For t3 -four A STANLEY NELSON PATRICIA NICHOLS SUE NORWOOD HUGH ALLEN ODEN Commissioned Officer on Reqmental Staff of R.O.T.C., Cne Hun- dred Per Cent Banker, Football, Huntlnq Club. GEORGEA BOONE OLIVER Good Scholarship Club, Office Helper, Linz Pin, El Sol, Iunior Historical Society. BILLY ORR VAUGHN PATMAN EDWARD PATTON PETE PEABODY ARNOLD PEARCE MARY HELEN PEARCE Stampede Staff, Girls Military, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. RUTH HELEN PENDLETCN LENA BESS PENN VIRGINIA PENN Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, National Honor Society. GEORGE F. PERKINS Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Non- Ccrnmissioned Cfficer in R.O.T.C., National Honor Society. . ,Eg 13 if , -,.,. A - :g I ., .f . in Q 41 sqm 5, ff is A, ,SK ...jj , I, -vt .A-A x W ix ., 'WB' J, mail: f ., g l ,,,,..,..,1 .A 2. I if A on m . Ptzgc Forty-fine' IACQUELYN PETERS Good Scholarship Club, Debate Club, Dramatic Club, Speakers Club, Girl Reserves, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. CURTISS MARTELLE PETTY President of Iunior Historical Society, National Forensic League, Debate Club, Dramatic Club, Huntinq Club, Non-Commissioned Cfficer in R.O.'I'.C., Purple and White Band, Crchestra, Speakers Club. IDA NELLE PHILLIPS Sunrays, Girl Reserves. IRENE PHILLIPS Sunrays, Sundial Business Staff, Girl Reserves, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Good Scholarship Club. IUNE PHIPPS Student Council Representative, Good Scholarship Club, Lettered in Tennis, Girl Reserves, Stampede Staff. HOVVARD PIETSCH Captain in R.O.T.C., Debate Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Rifle Team. IESSIE MERLE PIPKIN National Thespian Club, Girl Reserves, Chorus, Dramatic Club, HERBERT RICHTER POHL Captain of Golf Team, Linz Pin, Candidate for Everts Award, Student Council Representative, Office Helper, Good Schdarship Club, Hi-Y, Purple and White Band, Orchestra, Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C. TUNE PORTER CURTIS FENTON POTTS, IR. Good Scholarship Club, Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C., Office Helper, Stampede Staff, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, National Honor Society. PEGGY POWELL IUNE PRESLEY National Honor Society, Maiorette, Linz Pin, Student Council Rep- resentative, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. JEAN PRESSLY LILLIAN RUTH PRESTRIDGE Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Girl Reserves. PATSY RUTH PRICE Secretary of IIIB and IIIA Class, Dramatic Club, Art Club, Presi- dent of V. L.'s, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Good Scholarship Club, Stampede Staff, Chorus. HELEN PRUYN Art Club, Office Helper, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. DOLLYE IANE RA MSEY Parliamentarian of Student Council, Treasurer of Girl Reserves, Candidate for Everts Award, Candidate for Special Linz Pin, Social- itas Latina, Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, National Honor Society. DARWIN RAY ESTELLE REED National Honor Society. LAIRD REMELE One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C. NONA OLINE RENEAU Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, Girl Reserves, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Stampede Staff, National Honor Society. INEZ MARIE RICE Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker GORDON RICH Track, Good Scholarship Club, Office Helper, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Student Council Representative, Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C. WANDA ROBBINS IULIAN ROBERTS Purple and White Band, Orchestra, Sundial Business Staff, Good Scholarship Club, Debate Club, Hi-Y, Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C., Office Helper. EMMA IEAN ROBINSON Secretary of Student Council, Dads Club Oueen Candidate, V. L.'s, Girl Reserves. HOWARD RODGERS H. E. RCSS Commissioned Ciiicer in R.O.T.C., Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. l Page lforly-vigbl E. L. SIDLER IANE SANFORD Girl Reserves, One Hundrcd Per Cent Banker. IEAN LOUISE SA RTIN Student Council Representative, Linz Pin, Candidate for Everts Award, Sunrays, Drum Majorette, Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Dads Club Award for Mechanical Drawing, Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Ice Skating Club, National Honor Society. IAMES SARVER LEO SCARBOROUGH Linz Pin, Student Council Representative, Good Scholarship Club, Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C., One Hundred Per Cent Banker, National Honor Society. IIMMIE SCI-IROEDER Sergeant in R.O.T.C., One Hundred Per Cent Banker. MARY LOUISE SCOTT Girl Reserves, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Iunior Red Cross Representative, Sundial Stall, Stampede Staff, Vice-President V. L.'s, Good Scholarship Club. IACK WILSON SELF Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, Student Council Representative, National Thespian Club, Debate Club, Speakers Club, Dramatic Club, Track. lACK EARL SELLERS Captain of R.O.T.C. Band, Purple and White Band, All-City Orchestra, Linz Bible Award, Senior Hi-Y, Stampede Staff. CLYDE SHAW' LEE SHORT FRED SIMMONS PLO CILLLE SIMPSON Captain in Drum Corps in Sunrays, Girl Reserves, Ice Skating Club, Bicycle Club, Art Club, Tennis Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. KATHRYN SMART Debate Club, El Sol. I. ALLEN H. SMITH, IR. Linz Pin. BENIAMIN WHITFIELD SMITH, IR. Sergeant in R.O.T.C., Sodalitas Latina, Speakers Club, Track. BILL WADE SMITH Student Council Representative, Linz Bible Award, Iunior Red Cross Representative, Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C., One Hundred Per Cent Banker. FREIDA IEANE SMITH Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, Secretary of Pen Pal Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Girl Reserves Office Helper Linz Bibl , f 9 Award, Everts Bible Award, Ice Skating Club, Bicycle Club, Pianist for Chorus. IACKIE SMITH LOREN SMITH NELSON SMITH OUIDA LOU SMITH One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Sunrays. PATRICIA SMITH DIANA SOMERS Girl Reserves, Office Helper, Good Scholarship Club, One Hun- dred Per Cent Banker, Linz Pin. ELIZABETH ANN SPARKMAN Ice Skating Club, Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. MARTHA IEAN SPEARS Good Scholarship Club, Girl Reserves, Sundial Business Staff Stampede Staff, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. IOHN S. SPRATT, IR. n Angelo High School, Non-Commissioned Cfficer in R.O.T.C., Linz Pin, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Office Helper, El Sol, Pan-American Student Forum, Good Scholarship Club, National Honor Society. Entered from Sa HELEN SPRUCE I Page Forty-nine' x 5. w Q I xx Kgs! I . , its-iw-W 3. Ar ,, IEAN SPURGIN Student Council Representative, Vice-President of Good Scholar- ship Club Tennis, Linz Pin, Linz Bible Award, Pan-American Student Forum, Debate Club, El Sol, National Honor Society. BOBBY STALCUP BILL STALSWORTH First Place in City Essay Contest, Football, Track. BENNIE STANFORD Tennis Club, Otficer in R.O.T.C., One Hundred Per Cent Banker. BETTYE IOYCE STATON One Hundred Per Cent Banker. CLAUDE D, STEPHENSON Debate Club, Non-Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C., Everts Bible Award. PATRICIA KAY STEPHENSON Entered from Riverside, California, Good Scholarship Club, Pan- American Student Forum, Secretary and Pesident of El Sol, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Iunior Red Cross Council, National Honor Society. MARGRETTE STEVENSON BILLIE IEAN STOCKARD Sunrays, Stampede Staff. BETH STREETMAN Sundial Business Staff, Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Good Sholarship Club, National Honor Society. HELEN STROUD DAN STUART Good Scholarship Club, Stampede Staff, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Non-Commissloned Officer in R.O.T.C., Purple and White Band, Orchestra, Music Festival, National Honor Society. VIRGINIA STUART BETTY IANE SWAIM Sunrays, Chorus, Stampede Staff. Page Fifty i IOANN TAMSITT MARY LOUISE TAYLOR POLLY ANN THORNTON Secretary of V. L.'s, lunior Historical Society, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, Iunior Red Cross Representative, National Honor Society. MARISUE TICHENOR Linz Pin, Linz Award, Student Council Representative, V. L.'s, Stampede Staff, Secretary of Girl Reserves, Good Scholarship Club, El Sol, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, National Honor Society. MARTHA BESS TIREY Pen Pals Club, Debate Club. BETTY ANN TOLSON One Hundred Per Cent Banker. GENE TOWRY Lettered in Golf, Baseball, Good Scholarship Club, Non-Commis- sioned Officer in R.O.T.C., National Honor Society. BETTY NAN TRUETT BETTY RUTH TUMLINSON Good Scholarship Club, Band, Orchestra, Sodalitas Latina, Speakers Club. AUBREY TURNER MAXINE CAROLINE UPTON Sunrays, Stampede Staff, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. MILDRED VIRGINIA VANDIVER Girl Reserves, Art Club, Sundial Business Staff, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. Vice-President of BILLY VANLANDINGHAM ROBERT VAN VOORHIS ' . Radiat' ' . were Y Wi., I .Jr it Q 1 ,rl .. I 5 g5,..q 'ima s., , W If Jim V We P' , Wx I I T Q- ,., f I GK Y ' ,,,, f To Ttit I V , A W 2 ',Li, QF I f 'E I y ,, , S 7 . gf' rt- fiifeff. 'L WWF . 1 , TI X , ... I A A Pugv Fifty-0 .-Q1 5- M , ,1,.. , 4 I ,gk ' G 4 'ie , .. ft g i fg' - I il is . I, ig. f A , is ,Q .,,,.,.,, At 3 . ','- - J ww' 4 t Q' 'X in X . A- .L ew' It i f 1 ss.: Tb Wem- SS' - Page fifty-:wg L , ELNITA VAUGHN HUGH VAUGHN Lettered in Football, Basketball. BETTY WALLIS Linz Pin, Art Club, Girl Reserves, Good Scholarship Club. ALICE IUNE WALTHER Good Scholarship Club, Girl Reserves, One Hundred Per Cent Banker, El Sol, Pan-American Student Forum, Art Club. WILLIAM INNES WATSON, IR. Captain of the Rifle Team, Track, Student Council Representative, Commissioned Officer in R.O.T.C., One Hundred Per Cent Banker, Purple and White Band. BOBBY WATTS LLOYD VVEBSTER SAMMY WEEMPE Student Council Representative, Good Scholarship Club, Non-Come missioned Officer in R.O.T.C. MABIAN WEST HENRY WESTERLAGE MARY EVELYN NVHITE Cnrl Reserves, Sunrays, Good Fellowship Club, National Honor Society. THOMESA LaVERNE WHITESIDE Vice-President oi Iunfor Historical Society, Captain in Girls Mili- tary, All-City Crchestra, All-City Band, Purple aid White Bfrid, Lcttered in Band, Debate Club, El Sol, Dramatic Club, One Iiun- dred Per Cent Banker. ETHEL WHITTEN GENE B. WIGGINS, Vi. Non-Commissioned Ctficer in R.O.T,C. Band, Tennis Club, Or- chestra, Linz Pin, Senior HifY, Good Scliolarsliip Club, Cne Hun- dred Per Cent Banker, Student Council Representative. IACK WILLERS Good Scholarship Club, Sodalitas Latina, Commissioned Officer in R.O.'l .C., Band, Drum Major of Purple and White Band, Stampede Staff, Orchestra, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. ANITA CESINGER WILLIAMS Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. D. C. WILLIAMS President of Student Council, Vice-President of IVB Class, Hi-Y, Lettered in Baseball, Lettered in Basketball, Lettered in Football, Track, Most Popular Senior Boy, Stampede Staff, Captain of Baseball Team. LUCY DALE WILLIAMS Good Scholarship Club, Treasurer of IVB Class, Girl Reserves, Office Helper, Iunior Red Cross Representative. BOBBIE WILLIAMSON GAY WILLIAMSON BARBARA IEAN WILSON Stampede Staff, Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, National Honor Society. RICHARD WILSON FORREST WINN Cne Hundred Per Cent Banker, Ice Skating Club. PAUL WISDOM RUTH ANN WITT Student Council Representative, Pan-American Student Forum, El Sol, Bicycle Club, Stampede Staff, Good Scholarship Club, One Hundred Per Cent Banker. ALVAH WYATT IIMMYE YARBOROUGH DOROTHY NAOMI YEAGER I 1 K fm , , 7.1 5 I I .ffff if' rs' :K an . ' is , 'War' . -'it Page Fifly-lbree .ii QL , -9 .' t Qi T ' , I 1E:.: f m ., K 1 S' Q I rr It -lg P 1 , it ,K ' ,. it T PAT YEAGER Girl Reserves, Good Scholarship Club, Office Helper Speakers Club, Pan-American Stud ent Forum, One Hundred Per Cent Banker Ice Skating Club. DAVID YOUNG IO ANN YOUNG BILLIE PAYE YOUNKMAN Treasurer of Girl Reserves Office Helper Stampede Staff, One Hundred Per Cent Special Linz Pin, Candidate for Everts I M ' Good Scholarship Club, Sundial Business Staff, Banker, Candidate for , . Award. i t -stt ff- ! .,j ,. X, I ieei I GEORGE YOWELL OTHER GRADUATES BILLIE COZBY PATRICIA IUNE FERRELL MARY LEE DUNI-IAM PHILIP HUNTER , A we I Ti' .x Pugv lfifly-four 35 Q CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION IN SUMMER SCHOOL ' ,. ,, fir' E ,,-- Q ,. u if A :L 'S , ,. if C, 'fl 1 I A Ts! if I , it , I ,. , , V t, , C. B. MOBLY LaNETTA SLEDGE ANNA SANDLIN me a x.-Jporixx-1 g-gg 4 ra H Wwmugum 'NIEHS-ksm 'MASQ' Class oi lanuary, i946 'fa ie V OFFlCEBS Ronald Morrison Clay Scott . . Anne Goode . . Peqqy Stewart . Mr. H. W. Munioe BOYS Autry, lztlayne Bailey, Bill Bedingfield, Billy Bishop, Bill Blanton, Le Roy Brarnmer, Billy Lee Brown, Charley Brown, Fisher Burden, Wfayne Carroll, l, D. Dickey, Gene Eisetilohr, loiin . . . President . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . . Sponsor Farrow, Bill Freeland, Gene Groaan, Norman Hampton, lohn Hasty, Bill Haynes, Narel Hightower, Karle Hiller, Lloyd Hines, Hugo Holbrook, lames liyton, Richard lolinson, Alan Kzlenic, Charles Kallstrom, Bill Karneqay, Cecil Kaufman, Donald Kemp, lames Kindrick, Lynn Lawler, Morris Lott, Eddie Lambert, Edward McBride, Charles McBride, Earl McDonald, George McDonald, O. H. McGuinn, lames Martin, Billy Meers, Weldon Miller, Bryan Moore, Hiram Moore, Thomas Morrison, Ronald Moxley, Harry Pensinqer, Rex Randolph, Kennon Richey, Wayne Roberts, Richard Sacher, Edward Clarence Sander, Wilburn Scott, Clay Seller, Bobby Sexton, Bill Smith, Withers Spencer, Louie Pos Stalcup, Bobby Temple, lirnmy Terry, W. E. Thompson, David Thompson, O. F. t Threadaill, Wilburt Toland, Drexel Trench, lack Vauqhan, Hugh 'JVhite, lackie Wilson, Richard Zueteldt, Harry GIRLS Adkins, linx Alford, Leta Mae Berlin, Patsy Blevans, Mary Boozer, Anneice Boudin, loan Bowen, Shirley Burns, Mary Nell Burton, Shirley jhenault, Mary Ann Coleman, Sara Couch, Rose Marie Dean, lean Dodkery, Ethel Drummond, Dorothy Elliot, Bertha Ernst, Toni Falk, Geneva Ford, lo Marie Fowler, Ruth Frederick, Gloria Geiser, Lucille Goode, Anne Goodloe, Alberta Gray, Phyllis Gross, Norma Lee Guinn, Mary Leona Hankins, Wanda Harpold, Elizabeth Hunnicutt, Wanda lean lenkins, Lexie lohnson, Vedora Keller, Suerene Layne, Wilene Martin, Elizabeth Mason, Betty Murdock, Ruth Mitchell, lean Neal, Connie lean Park, loyce Prescott, Marjorie Pyle, Paula Ridell, Dorothy lean Rodman, Maxine Rose, Ellen Ruth, Norma Sandlin, Anna Belle Sims, Billie Sledge, La Nita Smith, Delore Smith, Gladys Smith, Nelcine Stewart, Peaay lean Stovall, Betty l. Swain, Betty lane Thurston, Dorothy Underwood, Ruth VValraven, Helen Webb, lean Vfhite, Donna Wilcoxson, Pansy Vtfyatt, Alvah P t Ilflj -.wx Ckxm oilune, GFFICERS Wayne Samford ..... President Boyd Loyd ..... Vice-President Billif- Frances Carpenter . Secretary Marcelyn Wright Mr. W. D. Franks BOYS Abbott, Phil Allen, Robert Anderhub, Charles Anderson, larues Andrews, Bob Argo, Floyd Armour, Rex Arnold, Dewey Ashcrait, Homer Austin, Ernest Barnhill, Hill Bates, Harold Bennett, Edwin Black, lack Boisseau, lack Bolton, larnes Bond, lack Boyd, Marvin Brewer, lackie Brooks, Howell Bryan, Tommye Buckner, Earl Ray Balch, l. L. Cantrill, George Chadwell, Charles Chastain, Douglas Climer, Frank . Treasurer . . Sponsor Cline, Glen Collard, Charles Collins, Ioe Collier, R. L, Collier, Clarence Collins, Ioe Condra, Granvillo Conner, Wayne Covington, Don Crow, Charles Crow, Iulius Cox, Robert Dalton, Bobby DeFord, Henry Lee Duncan Boland Dwinnell, David Dyson, Arthur Dortch, Grover, lr. Enos, Richard Farish, Billy Farnsworth, Robert Lee Farrow, Roger Ferguson, Geottrey Fick, Billy Fitzgearld, Bill Forbes, Frank Forshey, Harold Fouts, Thomas Frederick, Weldon Frye, lo Wayne Garlington, Bill Gilbert lack Gilby, Ralph Gill, lohri Gimarc, Iohnny Golden, Bonnie Ray Green, Forrest Green, Billie loe Greunke, Herbert Grittin, Gilbert Groce, Billy Grossman, Donald Groves, lohnnie Guillory, Eugene Hagan, Hilton Hawes, Horace Havles, Thomas Gilliam, Iirn Henderson, Bill Henderson, Iimmy Hepp, lohn Hilliard, Hilton Hoff, Benny Hogston, Donald Holley, Buddy Hoseck, Ralph Houser, Charles Iackson, Wesley lames, Billy lasper, Walter lelton, Howard Iohnson, Bob lohnson, Gordon l946 tones, David Kemp, Billie Kramer, Gordon King, Carl Killian, lohrr Kempe, Billy Kyser, Gene Kendrick, Glynn Keough, Daniel LaBarbara, Louis Lackey, Horner Laird, limmy Lamb, Bill Langdon, Keith Laughlin, Neil LeBeau, Frank Lewis, Maurice Little, Alton Lively, Frank Lomax, Edwin Gene Loyd, Boyd Lucas, Hugh Lundberg, loe Lynch, Charles Lynch, Richard McClain, Bobby McGouldrick, larnes McMorries, Bill Maples, Maroin Marshall, Iimmy Miller, Clarence Miller, Ercell Minnis, Bonnie Mouser, Chester Myer, Keith Crieal, Ray Pendergrass, l. B. Pettigrew, Bill Fettengcr, David Powell, William Power, A. G. Prather, I. E, Preston, Conrad Pritchett, Billy Bainbolt, David Rains, lames Batcliif, Richard Reagan, Harold Beed, Ollio loe Risk, Kenneth Foberts, Paul Robertson, Lewis Podgers, Garwood Fose, Frank Rose, lames Foutsong, Tommy Rowe, Raymond Sale, Charles Sams, Lewis Scott, Ray Short, Bennie Earl Shufiield, Wayne Sides, Iohnnie Simpson, Henry Smith, C. M. Smith, David Smith, Eugene Smith, Robert Spitler, limmy Stansell, Eugene Stonestreet, Leo CContinued on P. 587 ti-.ir 'Mp new of r.-if ri, Pugr' 1'1 I3 WIFI Strickland, Harold Tanner, Iohn Tarver, Paul Terry, Iohn Thompson, Norman Tilton, Bobby Townsend, Allen Trammell, T. I. Travis, C. L. Travis, foe Tucker, Edwin Vercell, Vincent Walls, Glen Waters, Ioe Weaver, Robert Webb, Don Welch, Ice Williams, Allen Williams, Kellett Wilmeth, Lilbearn Wilslett, Kenneth Woods, Harrison Yowell, Robert GIRLS Anderson, Helen Autrey, Mary Ioy Atteberry, Mary Lou Austin, Norma lean Atkins, Ethel Anspiger, limmie Io Alexander, Jeannine Adams, Ellen Althausen, Betty Badgett, Edna Io Bailey, Betty lean Baker, Betty Io Barrow, Betty Barrow, Io Ann Bates, Bobbie Bates, lane Batla, Betty Batson, Billie Louise Bean, Katherine Beattie, Nona Catherine Beckler, Mary Ann Bell, Bettie Ioe Bell, Marcelyn Berna, Io Lucille Bethel, Betty lean Bilby, Dorothy Bird, Anne Blackburn, Gloria Blakesley, Natalie Page Fzfly-right Class of lune, l946 tContinued from Page 57l Bauldin, Noreen Bloomfield, Alice Boughan, Patricia Boyd, Floy Boyd, lane Brimer, Anis Brimer, Avis Brown, Norma Browne, Tommie Brumfield, Lucy Bruner, Sally A Burks, Patsy Buirnam, Iacguelyn Burnham, Sue Cardwell, Rae Ioyce Carpenter, Billie Frances Carpenter, Helen Cates, Eloise Chadwick, Lovis Chambers, Louise Chauncey, Betty Chenault, LaVerne Christenson, Marilyn Cochrane, Dolores Coker, loan Colier, Ida Mae Cook, Ruth Covington, Frances Cox, Ona Crabtree, Margaret Craighead, Margaret Crouch, Billie Crutchfieldjerry Culpepper, Betty Louise Darnell, LaVerne Davis, Billie Davis, Martha Iane Dean, Theresa Decker, Lavonna Le Fee, Ioan Dennis, LaDelle Derr, Marjorie Dodd, Marcella Doran, lean Doty, Frances Duckworth, Ioyce Dudley, Mary Virginia Duncan, Pauline Ellis, LaNelle Fields, Christine Fisk, Doris Floyd, Christine Fooshee, Io Ann Garvin, Betty Gauldin, Noreen Gibson, Gloria Glasgow, Anita Golf, Betty Goodwin, Billie Io Grady, Amalee Gregston, Margaret Groce, Marianne Grove, Mary Hale, Melba Haley, Charlene Hall, Willie Estella Hamilton, Iacqueline Harrell, Gertrude Harris, Charlotte Harris, lean Hartman, Evelyn Haynes, Barbara Hedder, Anna Dee Heiskell, Doris Heitzman, Barbara Hendricks, Dawn Hendricks, Donna Henery, Vivian Hicks, Lula Io High, Alma Io Hodge, Leota Howard, lean Hunt, Louise Hutto, Emily Ingels, Dorothy Ingram, Io Nelle Iennings, Io Iohnson, Iowelene Iohnston, Theo Ray lones, Louise Keatin, Ioan Kehrein, Ioyce Allene Keller, Gloria Kennedy, Alice Krodell, Ianice Kyser, Doris Sue Lawson, Ioyce Leach, Iean Ledbetter, Margie Lee, Dorothy Lewis, Georgia Lewis, Mona Tess Long, Ruth Lucas, Ernestine McCorkle, Bobbie McCormick, Glenna McCormick, Charlotte McKenzie, Billie Maloney, Sarah Matlock, Harriett Meanor, Patricia Medlin, Gloria Meisel, Fern Merrill, Patricia Merritt, Ienell Metzgar, Alma Nell Miller, Betty Miller, Iuanita Miller, Nina Grace Miller, Opal Moore, Callie Ruth Moore, Edith Moore, Nancy Morman, Beverly Morris, Alene Morse, Wynelle Mosley, Pricilla Mote, Norma Muse, Ann Musgrove, Ioyce Neff, Alta Oliphant, Ioyce Orff, Adele Oxford, Norma Parish, Katherine Parks, Sarah Pearce, Dorothy Potter, loan Prince, Anna lean Pugh, Dorothy Helen Purser, Frankie Quinn, Gloria Ouiram, Grance R. Radcliff, Patsy Rakes, Nelda Ramsey, Marjorie Reginer, Darlyene Reid, Romona Reinhardt, Ioan Rider, Patricia Ridgway, Patsy Riggs, Billie Clover Ritchie, Martha Anne Roberts, Nelda Ross, Patricia Row, Mary Lou Russell, Glendola Fae Sawyer, Myrlee Schlottman, Wanda Scott, Bobbie Sheets, Wanda Sheffield, Ina lean Shrum, Ioyce Simmons, Betty Rhea Slaughter, Beverly Smith, Elner Smith, Vera Ven Spencer, Peggy Stanford, Mary Nell Starnes, Betty Io Starr, Mina Steadrnan, Martha Stegall, Ella Fay Sterling Barbara Stewart, Io Ann Stoker, Martha Ann Stovall, Betty Summer, Beth Taylor, Ioyce Yvonne Templeton, Mauna Loa Todd, Mozelle Trezevant, Eula Tucker, Pat Tumey, Billy Ann Turner, Maurietta Turner, Peggy Upchurch, Margaret Vaden, Mary Louise Vacek, Lois Vivian Van Meter, Lila Lee Wall, Norma lean Ward, Geneva Watson, Evalena Webb, Doris Welchar, Ann White, Clemont White, Norma lean Wigginton, Betty Wilkinson, Doris Willingham, Beryl Willard, Helen Grace Wilson, Mary ldell Womack, Eugenia Woods, Ieanean Woodhead, lune Wood, Mary Lou Woodall, Mary Leon Wright, Helen Lee Wright, Marcelyn Wilcher, Ann .-sq--fa Q.. M ..-A-g,g.,,g we 2-on ' -F wifi? - I uv, ... . .Ram 4 SOPH 0M0 RES Class of lanuary, l947 OFFICERS loy Beed . . . David Chalk . . . Noble Lee Hickrnan lane Bolater . . Miss Maraaret Boone . BOYS Alexander, Frank Bamiord, Billy Bighorn, lames Bryant, Alvin Bay Bush, H. C. Crabb, Larry Calaway, Acy Caldwell, Kenneth Capplenran, larnes Carlson, Howard Carpenter, l. N. Carpenter, Robert Chalk, Dave Chamberlain, David Chapman, Frank Comer, Howard Comer, Probert Cotner, Billy Cox, lerry Curtis, Eddie Curtis, leronre Daiqh, lohrr Downes, Calvin Drurnrnond, Franklin Easley, lerry Edwards, Balph Fisher, Billy Geeo, Bohert . . President . Vice-President . . . Secretary Treasurer . . . Sponsor Gentry, Edwin Gilstrap, Bohert Gray, lack Grossrrran, Lawrence Haake, Kenneth Hall, Billy Harqrave, Lewis Harrell, Billy Harris, George Harris, William Hendricks, Edward Hiller, C. E., lr. Hodge, Charles Holsapple, Claude Huftstutler, L. D. Hyndrnan, Edward Hammond, Freddie lanes, Wilber lohnson, Craia lohrison, Fred Larnpkrn, Don Lanaharn, LeBoy Lawless, Bobert Leatrrerwooii, E, F. Lehman, lose-ph Little, Euaerrr- Mclieever, larnes McKinney, Wayne MCVey, Leon lvfcwilliarns, larnes Mackenzie, Tad Mathews, Alien Mathews, Gene Mays, Boy Merrill, Bolo Miles, lfrn Miller, Garland Morgan, Billy Morrison, David Murray, Dewey New, Ben Earl Northcutt, Gene Cwens, Ftohert Cwens, Bobert Lee Page, Raymond Pappas, Pat Pearce, Earl Perkins, lack Peeves, Martin Poherts, Donald Bobinson, lohnny Poqers, Gerald Bushing, Norrnan Shanz, Pat Siddens, Howard Slay, Frank Smith, Allen Stanford, Toni Stevens, Frank Stovall, Hichcrrd Stratton, larries Swadek Ptrul Swain, George Tacke, Edward Wprrfia, llorrrer Vtfheeler, lohn lrlvlzilttle, loe Yfrlcox, Faye l.'Viley, Dellrert Wlilli rrrrfs, larnes Vtfrrrklor, A, E. Vtfollord, Clifton GIBLS Arnold, Mary Boland, loy Brooks, Patsy Brown, Bertye Collard, Betty Crenshaw, Patty Drunrrrrond, loy Dulworth, Eddie LUG Elliott, 'lhelrrra Frrrae, Madeline Fuller, Betty Gilluert, Sydoniur Grady, lrnoaene Granthtrrri, locrn Greer, P.rtsy lane Grirrdell, Mona Hendricks, Nina Carolyn Hiokrrrarr, Noiile LCC? Hicks, Edith Mar ie Hill, le.rn Holder, Glorir Hrrrrt, Dorothy Hutsorr, lffirrifre ltrrrirtrry, Birth lolrr1sorr,llf'fllen May lozrfug Bfjttye Bae lfitln-S, ltrrie Krlrrrrtdy, Firyrene Krk, llvolyn Doris l,.r Blazrt-, Orene Leak, Marguerite Lana, Mary Buth McClure, Betty Marslrall, LaVVana Mayfield, Mildred ldlerritt, Shirley lxfoore, lacqueline lwforris, loan N rn 'C-, Betty Gwens, Peggy Parker, lunell Quinn, Billie lean Reed, lay Bonner, D.rwn Fol rter, l-ine Pol rter, loan Bass, Betty Russell, orrrri: lean Sr tzrkrntzn, Margaret Sthal, Barbara Stoaall, Betty Bay Strirraor, Lrlly lane Surrrrrn, Bnricrrcr Tt.,rrNwtrter, lvfary T ryr ir, P rtsy Ruth rr ' aSl.iI,Nt1I1gy V II1llt1LQ!iIl,lli,IIlPli V.rrr Hoy, Denies 'v't'all, Betty lo Wiitrtircirtorcl, Betty Vvlmtlrarrr, Betty F .4 lugi SMU Class of lune OFFICERS David Tirey , . . Kirk Anderson . Zonnie Snow . . . Bobby Medaris . . Miss Sarah Dinsniore BOYS AlDCfHGlllY,Tl1OlTlLl3 Rodney Adams, Billy lo Adams, Don Aldors, Davie Loe Adkisson, lack A lexander, l. B. Alexander, R, E. Allen, Othar Allsup, Don Anderson, Gene Anderson, limrny Anderson, Kirk Anderson, Paul A rnold, Edmund Ashley, D. L. Bachelor, Tommy Baldwin, William Lane Barnes, Allen Bates, Houston Bates, Otie lack Baughman, Billy Beaircl, Pat Beerbower, Dave Graham Bethea, Dichard Bever, Harry Bishop, limniy Blackbird, David . . . President , Vice-President , . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor Block Vtlayne Bonnikson, Bob Bookout, l,rn Bob Boyd, Roy Bradiord, lNallace Bragg, VVilliarn Brewer, Dennis Gerald Brisson, Geotgs Brown, DeWitt Brown, Hylton Bay Brown, Homer Brown, Ioe Brumit, Iames Buck, Ernst W. Buelirle, Albert Buehrle, Billy Caldwell, Billy Calhoun, Thomas Carter, Weldon Causseaux, Carl Chalk, Collins Haywood Chamberlain, Don Chambers, lack B. Chappell, Ben Chrisman, Billy Christe, Preston Churchill, Robert Clark, William Clirner, Gone AQAQA Cobb, Phil Cochran, Bill Cochran, Ierry Cole, Fred Cole, lack Vtfarren Cooner, Paul Cook, Charles Cook, lee Allen Conley, Billy Couch, C. R., lr. Cox, lack Cox, Thomas Craft, Harold Crow, Tommy Crumpton, Archie Bryan Cunningham, M. l. Clime, Glen Daftron, lohn Dantzler, Monroe Darby, Ted Davis, loe Davies, Norman Denton, Mullis Dobbs, R. I. Dorward, Donald Dowd, Charles M. Douglass, Curtiss Draper, Oderal Driesbaugh, Dean Dudley, Bill Dulworth, Billie Roy Dyer, lohnny Edwards, Iimmie Elder, lack Evans, Leon Ewald, Iohn Ealing, Richard Fife, Paul , l947 Fisher, Charles Eolmar, Kenlock Eouts, Charles Ereberg, Billy Fry, Ralph Ery, William Garrett, Sye Gesslin, Brian Gorman, Max Gossett, limmy Graves, Sam Green, lmmy Green, Phillip Henry Grimes, Billy Earl Grost, Ronald Grossman, Carol Gunnels, Joe Halbert, Billy Hall, Reginald Hall, Walter Hamilton, jon Hamilton, Robert Earl Hamon, Robert Hamrick, William Robert Hannah, David Harbin, Alton Hartson, Robert Hawkins, Olin Carrall Hazlett, Bob Heitman, Earl Henderson, Allen L. Henry, Fredere: Herod, Gary Louis Harn, Albert Frank Herring, Eugene Hershey, lack CContinued on P. 623 I. 7 Zi Jifzff Tala.. Pago 51x rj unc' Higgins, Warren Hill, Clyde Hoehn, Charles Hoover, Glenn Howell, Harold Hughes, Albert Hudgins, Wyndam Hughes, Bernard Iackson, Ierry Iackson, Iimmy Ianuary, Donald lean, Iohnny lobe, Allen Iohnson, Dante lohnson, Iohn Iones, Henry Calvin Iones, Iimmy Jordon, Patt Kimball, Travis Knight, Robert Knight, Bobby Gene Kirk, Cecil Kilgore, Gene Keith, Don Land,William Lawrence, Bobby Lawson, Billy Lawson, Lewis Lee, Lawrence Leonard, Alfred Leonard, Walter Litton, Frank Lloyd, Paul Love, Dan Lowry, Weldon Loyd, Burl McBride, A. C. McFarland, Ierry Mclntyre, Max McKinney, Albert Price McNatt, Robert Malone, Iimmy Ray Mansfield, Paul Martin, Bobby Maxich, Sam Medaris, Bobby Miller, Danny Lee Mitchell, Glenn Earl Moon, R. A. Moore, Bill tWilliam Goodwinl Moore, Iohnny Henry Moore, Rodney Morgan, Dan Morris, Bobby Morris, Don Morris, lack Morton, Charles Murray, Bill Bryan Murphy, Alfred Nash, Iimmie Noble, W. G. Norris, Bob O'Neal, I. E. Ottinger, Gerald Ottman, Thomas Alva Owen, Donald Parramore, David Lee ' Payne, Malcolm Perkins, Raymond Plank, Paul Porter, Don Powell, D. C. Pritchett, Monty Page Sixty-two Proffitt, Charles Puckett, Ioe Purnell, George Powers, lim Ramsey, Asa Ray, A. D. Reitz, Edwin Roach, Ralph Robertson, Doyle Robertson, Iohn Tom Rogers, Benny Rountree, Iohn Rowland, Martin Sanders, Herbert Shiflett, Iames Allen Sims, Gordon Smith, Bert Smith, Dale Smith, Iohn T. Sparkman, Louis Edward Spratt, Raymond Stegall, Iimmy Stiles, Iohnn Sutton, Robert Campbell Taylor, Iohnny Teer, William Teichman, Frank Leo Thomas, Alton Thompson, Charles Tims, Charles Tirey, David Townzen, Cecil Travis, Allen Travis, William Treat, L. B. Tumlinson, Bobby Vallely, Iames Vanderlinden, Paul Vannerson, Stewart Vicars, William David Wade, Iimmy Walker, Iimmy Wall, Karl Marvin Wamble, Glen Class oi lune, 1947 tContinued from Page Sli Aldridge, Betty Ann Albritton, Mildred Louise Adds, Wilma Fern Adams, Marjorie Ballard, Wanda Barnes, Patsy Bartley, Sarah lane Bartley, Susan Baxter, Patsy Ieanne Beach, Ioyce Beaupre, Diane Bell, Chancon Bell, lean Bennett, Mary Anne Bernard, Gwyn Berry, Betty Io Berry, Marilyn Betz, Louise Biggs, Sue Bird, Eva Io Blanford, Arden Blasienz, Iweeta Boedecker, Barbara Bolding, Wanda Box, Ioyce Brans, Peggy Bratcher, Marilyn Brock, Wynona Eason, Anice Edwards, Ioilyn Ellason, Ioye Ellenberger, Natalie Evans, Pat Fain, Patsy Farrow, Dorothy Faulkner, Reba Lou Fields, Caroldene Fields, Lois Ford, Betty Ford, Lenelle Fowler, Billie Faye Fox, Ioyce Freeze, Robbie Ann Garrison, Patricia Gatlin, Ieane Gilbert, lone Glover, Frances Gober, loyce Golden, Margaret Goodman, Dorothy Gray, Gara Green, Mary Groves, Gloria Haggard, Ioyce Hale, Bobbie Hamilton, Ianis Hamilton, Nelita Harkins, Iohnnie Lou Burleson, Parsy Nell Harper, Charlotte Burnett, Mary Ann Burson, Iewell Campbell, Alice Cameron, Dorothy Mae Carter, Eula Mae Carter, Patsy Carswell, Frances Carswell, Kathryn Chapman, Bonnie Christian, IoAnn Cisson,Billie Fern Clark, Phyllis Clements, Inez Clifton, Dolores Cline, Mary Cochran, Rosemray Washington, Walter Coleman, ,Iohnita Wardein, Harold Edward Warren, Alvis Watson, Dan Weldon, Carter Wigand, Edward Wigand, Raymond Wilbanks, Benny Wilkerson, lack Williams, Iohn Wilson, Bobby Gene Wilson, Iimmy Mark Wilson, Kenneth Harold Winn, lack Collins, Barbara Collins, Winifred Combs, Dortha Comegys, Ianice Conway, Wimell Cooper, Margaret Coulter, Lillian Cowart, Doris Cox, Virginia Cosby, Patricia Crow, Pansy Crum, Mary Culpepper, Runnelle Cunningham, Patsy Daniel, Linda Youngblood, Ioseph Davis, Doris Younger, Bennie Ray Yowell, Farmer GIRLS Adams, Billie lean Arendal, Iimmie Allen, Ianet Atkinson, Barbara Alexander, Martha Lou Davis, Marjorie Dillard, Betty Io Dodd, Betty Dodge, Frances Doggett, Golda Dooley, Billie Io Dulworth, Imogene Duncan, Barbara Ann Dunn, Edna Durham, Anne Harris, Betty Marris, Dixie Ann Harris, Edith Evelyn Hastings, Lillie Hayes, Martha Hearron, Ruth Heath, Mary Hill, Elizabeth Hill, Io Ann Hill, Sue Hoffman, Marie Hogan, Fay Holland, Betty Holmes, Frances Holt, Sue Honeycutt, Christine Hopper, Mary Horton, Valle Beth Howard, Elaine Howard, Mary Huffaker, Charlene Hughes, Barbara Ingram, Alice Iackson, Martha Iames, Loretta Iohnson, Ioanne Iohnson, Thelma Iohnson, Wanda Iones, Billie lean Karnes, Peggy Keele, Miriam Keith, Zephene Loy Kelly, Ioyce Kelly, Sybil Keller, Winnell Kelley, Virginia Kennedy, Alice Kennedy, Margie Kern, Alice Keyes, Patsy Kidd, Patsy Kirby, Mary Knight, Lucy Kramer, Carol La Barba, Mariiane Landers, Eva La Nier, Wanda Lawson, Betty Lewis, luanita Lewis, Verna Loudermilk, Dorothy Lowery, Mary Loyd, Norma Luck, Anita Lumley, Catherine McCallum, Kitie McCarty, Eileen McDonald, Dorothy McDowell, Ioy McGaughey, Io Ann McGee, Barbara McKeever, Charlene McKenzie, Wilma McKinnon, Ianet McLeland, Helen Mankins, Norma Marshall, Ruby Massey, Bennye Mayhew, Shirley Mazingo, Veina Lee Meadowns, Faye Michell, Fontaine Miles, Margie Miracle, Virginia Mitchell, Frances Montgomery, Nancy Beatrice Moore, Moore, Beverly Betty Io Moore, Mcore, Doris Moore, Elizabeth Moore, Martha Wanda Morris, Mosely, Imogene Mullens, Barbara Mullens, Ieanine Navratil, Emma Neathery, Ester Nelin, Frances Nelson, Rebecca Newman, Othelda Nixon, Marion Odom, Mary Osborn, Frances Park, Dorothy Parker, Alana Parrish, Louise Partlow, Patsy Passmore, Lavonna Passmore, Neoma Payne, Ioan Penn, Fay Pennington, Ioanne Pfaff, Iulia Phillips, Rebecca Pond, Charlyne Pope, Betty lean Powledge, Doris lean Ouiram, Dolores Rattan, Ioan Ray, Mary Redden, Norma Redfearn, Edith Reed, Catherine Reese, Betty Rhodes, Ioanne Riddle, Rosalind Riddle, Norma lean Riddle, Nell Ridgway, Betty Riner, Peggy Roberson, Emogene Roberts, Ellen Sue Roberts, Ramona Ross, Betty Ross, Reba Russey, Wanda Ryan, Lora Robinson, Gloria Samuels, Dorothy Scarborough, Norma Seaman, Helen Self, Rosemary Sellers, Nancy Shelton, Peggy Sibley, Iuanita Skiles, Gladys Skipworth Georgia Smith, Billie Smith, Gladys Smith, Laferne Smith, Marian Snow, Zonnie Rae Spann, Dorothy Spencer, Betty Springer, Ieanine Sonntag, Kathryn Snipes, Dorothy Starkey, Betty Stephenson, Iennie Sue Stevenson, Doris Stiles, Beverily Carol Stiles, Beverly lean Stokes, Ann Stone, Mary Stuart, Nancy Singleton, Katheryn Tabor, Faye Taliaferro, Sue Tennison, Betty lane Titus, Elizabeth Trice, Io Ann Tucker, Duane Tudor, Ioan Turner, Peggy Turner, Virginia Tyler, Ioan Vandiver, Frances Vann, Mary Katherine Warnier, Wathena Watson, Robbie Lou Watts, Ioan Watts, Nancy Weygandt, Helen Weed, Dorothy Weeks, Barbara Weempe, Dorothy Wesson, Annie Whitmarsh, Ioy Whitten, Betty Iune Catherine Widener, Williams, Ioan Williams, Patsy Alice Williams, Wills, Robbie Toe Wilson, Clover Wittrock, Sandra Woodall, Peggy Io Worley, Imogene Wright, Shirley Wyatt, Ruth Wood, Dorothy Wells, Mabel Frances VOX POPlllI MCDST BEAUTIFUL GIRL U 'K j uf ijllllllllltlll, MOST I-IANDSOME BOY ?j3o!2 ' Dcvfvsfvz' i 2 1 w a i,- KDST POPULAR SENIQQ BOY JL7Dql.!!llt1Ill,S n MUST POPULAIQ SENIQQ GIRL U ff A Kf41fs1yK!nf!011w.w . Y Y . , K . - K5 f , we 1 , M MOST POPULAR UNDEPCLASS OIPL Kjqzfxzy ffaufcfziw MOST POPULAP UNDEPCLASS B M4711 ffoinmvly f?7t'll1VLC'US G Z1 :fun 1 for Ddds Club Queens dnd Attendants JOY REED ,I 4 JUANITA SIBLEY t. PAT IQQBISON JOANNE CHAPMAN SHIRLEY BUIQTON :P+ Q51 9 W 'K ig, L, .,.4.,.wnwwf-'fy-xg' ? ? X'T ' ?WJZ1?SVL M ?,,,K.w xg, '1 R qfr WNNM LEFT 'I O RIGHT Fz9sh1z1:,:I1's PYUSYIQIUOII THQ Ni3hfy Murph Killer V.'6'rQ Randy Kcme Hyiufg Biscms Small But Miqhiy 'Mvet Me Aftm Class WHO'S WHO DAN FOLDBERG All-City Football Team, All-City Basketball Team, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel for Sprinq Term in R. O. T, C. WHO S RUTH LEE WAP' suw-f ww ROSE HELEN FISHER Business Manager of Sundial Member of One-Act Play Cast ALLENE MORRIS Spelling Representative in lnterscholastic League T K NK RAY KARRAS Member of Student Traffic Court Member of One-Act Play Castp Interscholastic League Declaimer PATRICIA BOUGI-IAN Read Wrltm Re resentative ln Contest Y Q P Interscbolastic League Contest vi! hu... A. G. POWER Member of Student Traffic Commission WHO HARRY BUSH Dads Club Award for Most Efficient Private in R. O. T. C. IATSY IO IONES Spring Editor of Stampede, Member of One-Act Play Cast IOHN WOODS Dads Club Award for Most Efficient Officer in R.O.T.C., Fall Term Cadet Lieutenant Colonel in R. O. T. C. VIRGINIA BRANNAN Member of Student Traffic Court, Interscholastic League Debate ' Team GEORGE BRANDT Dads Club Award for Most .Efficient Company Commander in R. O, T. C. LEROY BLANTON Dads Club Award for Drafting ANN CAROL ETTER Fall Term of Stampede, Dads Club Award in Dramatics sw' f f THOMAS MURPHY All-City Football Team PAT ROBISON Member of Student T1-attic Commission PAUL MITCHELL All-City Basketball Team WHO S D. C. WILLIAMS All-City Basketball Team, President of Student Council at W 3 M 'Q R ...:-3 , :L .... ,Q 1. 1. fa- X x 'Yann Wx ,:::, - zzfzt.. ,,,, . :.-. Dir. 'i':T 1 ' 5' L :': '. E if zi- i'i'i A . .V :,,,, i - '-'w-.s..i.. fi DONNA MOORE Dads Club Award in Music Q - FRANK MEISELL .AllACity Football Team TED KANE All-City Football Team WHO CHARLES HICKMAN Dads Club Award in Bioloqy ANN GULLICK Dads Club Award in Art Art Editor of Sundial gnwwwwr DAN HENRY MATHEWS Dads Club Award for Most Efficient Non-Commissioned Oiiicer in R. O. T. C. DOROTHY COOMBS Dads Club Award in Clothing IOHN EISENLOHR Dads Club Award in Chemistry, Inlerscholastic League Extempo- 11' BERNICE MCDOWELL Dads Club Award in Iournalism raneous Speakerp Member of One-Act Play Casl GUS BERRY Dads Club Award in Physics WHCD'S WHO HIE CAPPS BARBARA CHAMBERS MA Interscholcstic Extemporcmeous Speaker NORMA IEAN SMITH WAYNE CONNOR D b t Interscholostici Lecxque Spelling Intersvholcxstic League e cz er Representative DOLORES COE Won First Place in the City Essay Contest, Your City of Tomorrow ww' A Editor of Sundial PAULINE DONNELL Sprinq Editor of Stampede ROSEMARY COC!-IRAN Interscholczstic' League Declcrimer Member ot One-Act Play Cost gum an PUBLICATIONS Sundial Editorial Statt Barbara Chambers ..,............ . . Editor Ann Gullick . . . . . Art Editor Miss Agnes Spencer . . . Art Sponsor Miss Qna Plummer . . Literary Sponsor Brantly Hudson lohn McElroy Patty Crenshaw Virginia Brannan Betty Brown Patsy Io Iones in il li Eleanor Grice M -S A ' - Mary Lou Scott 5 Q P g SH Nlfy-six Sundial Business Siaii Ruth Lee . . ................ Business Manager Marvin Boyd . . . Assistant Business Manager Mr. I. O. Neely . . .......... Business Sponsor Edna lo Badqett Nancy Bynum loanne Chapman Mary Lou Charles Emerson Coleman lim Bob Cooner 'Kay Finley Dorothy Kemp Cecil Korneqay lean Mercer loyce Park Martha Bitchie lulian Boberts lean Spears Beth Streetman Mildred Vandiver A. C. Winkler Billie Faye Younkman Ioan Keeting Not in the Picture: Nancy Usher 1'a,qt2 Sm wily- r ,7 Y l agv The Sunset Stampede Published ln-weekly in tht. inxornrst of Suns-it High School by students in the Iournalism Classes IULIUS DORSEY . L. V. STOCKARD . . W. T. 'WHITE . . DAN B. GOODRICH l. D. CHALK, IR. . MISS HALLIE D. WA Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editors . Sports . . . Features ..,. Exchange Editor , . Laboratory Helpers . Wallace Wirnberly . Pat McBride , . , Saies Managers Printed in thu Dallas High Schools Printshop. MEMBER INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE PRESS CONFERENCE AND OF TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL PRESS ASSOCIATION . . . . . . . . Superintendent of City Schools . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Superintendent . Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Hiqh Schools . . . . Director Dallas High Srhools Printshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . Principal Sunset I-I1ahSuhool LKER and NELSON HUTTO . , ....... Sponsors EDITORIAL STAFF . . Ann Carol Etter . Audrey Achiiisrs, Bon Moore, Betty Sue Kee . . . , . . . Lin Gower, John McElroy . . . Betty Miller . Bernice McDowell . Palsy Io lanes, Billie Faye Younkrnan, Nona Reneau BUSINESS STAFF . Business Manager Circulation Manaaer , . Dollztv Brady, Bn nyc ijrewm, Ruby Hzahtavfn r, La Verna Mc3Ne.llrs, Iulia Williamson REPORTERS George Blake, Gene Bujhoiz, Dorothy Buirnani, Mary Toni Davis, lune Dew, Ioanna During, DeWitt Gadberry, Lois Kirkpatrick, Robert Mansur, Frank Meisell, Barbara Moore, Edcxie Moore, Ioywe Morrison, Iune Phipps, Kenneth Dooley, Pat Hodges, Loon Hokett, Hollan Irwin, El1Zabc1:iP1iCe, Naniiy Szronq. Sri wily-rigbf The Sunset Stampede SPRING TERM Published lqievwekly tn the interest ot Sunset High School hy students in tho lourzraliszn r'lasse:.1. Prtntfd nr iho Dallas llrqh Schools Prrntshop. MEMBER INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE PRESS CONFERENCE AND OF TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL PRESS ASSOCIATION lUl.lUS DORSEY , . . . , ..... , Surrerrrverrderit ot City Schools VJ. T. WVHITE .... . Assistant Sztlierrntcndcnr in Charge ot Hiqlr Schools DAN B. GOODRICH . .... .... .,,., D i rector Dallas H1311 Schools Printshop I. D, CHALK, IR. ........... . . ...... Principal Sunset Hrah School MISS HAL1 IE D. WALKER and NELSON HUTTO . ........... Sponsors EDITORIAL S'l'Al Ii' Co-Edit:-rs ......... ............. ...., I ' atsy lo lones, Prrulintr Donnell Assistant Editors . , . ,........ Brllrti Faye Younkrnart, Mary Lt-tr Griffith, Bill Fain, Carol Garner Features' Barbara Ciiarnoers, Mary Lou Charles, Bobbie Vfilliarnson, Mary White, Anita Willrazrrs, Dan Stuart, Cecelia Boyd, 'Wanda lohnson. Sports .............. Billy Boone, Hrrhert Ponl, Wayiio Lowry, Lucy Liqon, Charles Harnrnond Exchange ...,..... . , . ,..,.... Nona Reneau, Barbara Vtfilson, lean Spears Dads Club . .................,.... lack Willrars P. T. A. . . .........,......., Donald Metcalf R. O. T. C. . .... .......,... l ulian Roberts, Leo Brown Copyreadetrs . . lean Mercer, loanne Chapman, Tommy l.ePcre', Ruth Ann Witt BUSIN ESS STAFF Busrnoss ltflanatgnr , , , . . .,..,. . .,.,.. Curtis Potts Assistant Busrnerrs Manager . ..,.....,. ,.., P etc Ikgalvody, larners Darden Circulation Manager . . ...............,.,... Patsy I-larduastle Falls Auditors . . . . . . Bobby Brown, Louise Crow, Arnold Pearce, Par ljrirx-, Marisue Tichenor Salosnron . . . ........... . . . Student Council Representatives REPORTERS lNalte1' Albritton, George Carter, Anna Clrrisrnon, Rose Mario Connoxty, Marianna Harned, Ann Harrison, Bill Heath, Charles Kennedy, larnes Litton, Eddie Lott, Pat Lowe, Audrey Ann Nelson, Ennna loan Robinson, Howard Rodqers, E. 1., Sacllr-r, lamos Sarvor, B111 Vanlandinqlrarn, Marion West, Henry Westerlarge, linrmye Yarbrough, Kenn Bell, Poqqy Benton, Margaret Daniel, Edna Mae Davidson, Dorothy Drummond, loyce Fallls, Pairicra lune Ferrell, Wilma Flournoy, Thelma Guess, Doris Gurnrn, A. W. Hooten, Helen Sue Lanqsdon, Drusilla Level- srnier, Estelle Loycl, Lillian Lucas, luanrta Mulkey, Mary Helen Pearce, Rutn Helen Pendleton, Gordon Rich, Lee Short, Kathryn Smart, Billie lean Stockard, Betty lane Swaim, Maxine Upton, Huah Vauahan, Robert Van Vcorhis, D. C. Vlfrlliams, lohn Cummings, Frank Dunsan, Stanley Nelson, George Perkins, Nelson Smith, lack Sellers, Earlene Byrd, LaNelle Clayton, Mary Ann Cox, Bettye Dodd, Frankie lanies, Bette Kilgore, Iva Moore, Mary Lou Scott, Sain I-Iuqqrns, Marion Sprtler, Bill Watsori, Garland Graves, Nita Rose Coates, Reva Cottman, lo Marie Ford, lune Hampton, Dorothy I-lillin, Ioannr- lenninqs, Lucille Kelly, Tornrrrye Lani, Louise McMinn, Flo' cille Simpson, lo Ann Younq, Vfayne Clark, Pat Hodges, Bill Kunple, Isabel Brurnrnaqyn, Ima Lou Chatlrn, Nell Douglas, Mary Catherine Finley, Peqay Fletcher, Eleanor Grice, lody Mciiey, Carmel Lett Miller, Ouida Srnitlr, Betty 1-tan Truert, and Alice lunc Vlfaltlier. gl ',,. Pago S6'l'l'llfA1'-111110 W '7'iH!C,! Emmy Www? wwcuqup-4 LEFT TO RIGHT ,AIlli1 l5 Vxyliil Duty P' :sus I'-IlH1l'E 'iemis' 1 Y'x'c1k TW Q19 Smiling .1 Yam: M1115 PGIIFY . . TQst Fliqht 'x'VhL11'-3 Cookirf, I1'3IO'S '.Vnc1x'C Gocd lookin? 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A I ' 'L r ' 'W 5+ A fr 'Vw f rif f- ' ' 'Af V - A. ,ei A M 3: 12152 A , 1552272 Y A ff S' - ' Y' My Q - f r .- ' Q 5, Lf., rx - 1 ' fy-z','f1'r:,S,g , .. Af- - -' . ,A Q., .- 1? ' A . First Row: Audrey Achlllos, Gus Berry, Nan Blackslon, Barbara lio'r.-sen, f:iLiEllCi Boyd. Second Row: George Brand, Treasurer: Cates. Third Row: Barbara Chambers, Alun Vrrarnla Brarmnan, Maraaref Brown, VlCQ--PIVQSIGFIXTI Clayton, Dolores Coe, lun Boo Sooner, Mnrrrj Cox. Fourth Row: Iohnnle Crow, Lomse Crow, Mary Ellen Davis, Paulxne Donnell, loanna During. Fihh Row: Ann Carol Eiier, Rose Helen Fisher, Carol Garner, Belly Lou George, Donna Ruth Sixth Row: Owen Glenn, Mary Lee Griffith, Ann Gulhck, Brllle lo Handly, Charles E-lrckman. Seventh Row: Wanda lolmson, Gwendolyn lanes, Patsy lo lones Pagf' Eighty -fu 0 M ,f P in r , . M -fviiiz . 'ff- L ,-9, S .1 J . 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A L at if 11- yi 5 A Vt ' l S o,,, ' ' Q ' Z B' gm. 52 V M R mo . f 45.3 t V V 5 oo oo oof I V t to ' , ef? iiwgefff lf' - V ,V B t V V V. 1 J H W A K 4 fy , ,iii V, i f A .,., ' 'ZS' ,',- V I , 3,4 .Q 2: Q., 5 ,A .Q A - M V ,si - e,.f fl 'V tg! I fr T V - - ' o',' V V' ,,, V L' 1 p ' 5 L5 WV -- . -V -, , J 3 - ' t V,V , f -- , ,. . o'oo 'ei te 1 1' ,tr ' . First Row: Ray Katras, Sefre-tary, Ruth Lec, Lnoy l,1qon, Anallna Mt'Donald, loanne Mcliey. Second Row: Donald Metcalf, Ben Moorog Bobby Moore, Bobbie- Moualtl, Betty Ogden , Third Row: Virqima Penn, Goorqe Perkms, Curtls Potts, lune Prcfsloy, Dollye lane- Ramsoy. Fourth Row: Estelle Reed, Nona Rene-au, Pat Robinson, Prssldontg lean Sartln, leo Soarbor Fifth How: lack Slay, Iohn Spratt, lean Spuram, Patsy Stephenson, Beth Sweetman. Sixth Row: Don Stuart, Ioann Tamsilt, Polly Thornton, Marlsue T'ic'l'1enor, Gene Towry, Sevegxth Row: Mary Evelyn Whne, Georgia Lee W1ll1ams, Iulia Williamson, Barbara Wllson, ponsor, Not In the Picture: loo Klocka, Iohn Eisenlohr, ouqh. Mlss Consuelo Coqdell, Pagt' Iiiglvtj -tlvrfv 1J Student Council fl!! First Row: lane Barksdale, Corresponding Secretaryy Bill Baxter, loe Beckham, loy Boland, George Brandt, Virginia Brannan. Second How: Norma Brown, Nancy Bynum, Mickey lo Cates, Barbara Chambers, Emerson Coleman, Wayne Connor. Third Row: Iim Bob Cooner, Frances Covington, Margaret Crabtree, Iohn Daiqh, Horace DeFord, Iimmy Ditch. Fourth Row: Pauline Donnell, Frank Duncan, Rose Helen Fisher, Charles Plclqq, Dan Foldberq, First Vice-President, Gloria Frederick. Fifth Row: Carol Garner, Donna Ruth Gillette, DeWitt Gadberry, Marianne Groce, Don Graves, Eleanor Grice. Sixth Row: Mary Lee Griffith, Treasurer, Charles Hammond, Billie lo Handley, Ann Harrison, Sammy Hendrix, Brantley Hudson. Seventh Row: Marilyn Iones, Maryellen Ioyce, Lucille Kelley. Page Eighty-four Student Council w ew First Row: limmy Kirkland, lackie Langham, Lucy Ligon, Iimmy Lowry, Wayne Lowry, Ottis McClesky. Second Bow: Angelina McDonald, Bernice McDowell, Iody McKeyp Gene Mathews, lim Minnis, Bobby Moore. Third Row: Frances Moore, Thomas Murphy, Ioe Overbeck, Second Vice-President, June Phipps, Herbert Pohl, A. G. Power. Fourth Row: lune Pressley, Dollye Ramsey, Parliamentariang Patsy Radcliff, David Rice, Emma lean Robinson, Recording Secretary: Rickey Rowe. Fitth Row: lean Sartin, Leo Scarborough, lack Self, Third Vice-President, Beverly Slaughter, Zonnie Snow, Drexel Toland. Sixth Row: Will Vtlatson, lean White, Gene Wiggins, D. C. Williams, President, Bobby Williamson, Ruth Ann Witt. Seventh Row: Iohn Woods, Gordon Rice, Billie W. Smith, Miss Rebecca Thayer, Sponsor. Not In the Picture: Boyd Loyd, Winston Medlin, W. E. Terry, john Wheeler, Charles Kalinec, William Trull, Iohn Gill, Robert Sutton, Marjorie Prescott, Pat Pappas, Bill Pettigrew, Pat Tucker, David Chamberlain, Lynn Kendrick, T. I. Trammell. Page Eigbly-fi rf' v 1 i Pon-Amerioom Student Forum wx Km .g y X .ar Q 1 , lx-., W if M , wx - ll - . is M -f YQ ' - ' 27.6 nw YQ ii' ,A a, X J. 4 V3 , Firsi Row: Audrey Achilles, lldno lo Bcldqett, Bettv Barrow, Anno B. Bud, Virginia Brannon. Second Row: Bourne Cjhczpmou, Ruth Cook, Doris Cowort, Morqcxrel Cxoblrfe, Charles Crow. Third Row: Mary Ellen Davis, Dormfz Rulh Gillette, Presidmtg Gczru Gray, Billle Io Hcmclly, Charlotte Horus. Fourih Row: lohn llepp, Mory Howard, Dons lermqcm, Harriet Matlock, Glorm Modlm. Fifth Row: Moncxroy Morrow, Prxscxlla Mosley, Emma Gene Novrcnil, Mary Huy, john Spruti. Sixth Row: Betty lo Slcxmes, Vlce-Presmlem, Patsy Sievenson, Guy Willmmson, Ruth Ann Wilt, Secretory, Mr. Iohns, Sponsor. 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Second Row: Don Covington, Patty Crenshaw, Mary Tom Davis, Elizabeth Dorsey, Nell Douglas, loy Drummond. Third Row: Anita Glasgow, Betty Golf, Gara Gray, Phyllis Gray, Charlotte Harris, Vivian Henry. Fourth How: Charlene Hill, Surene Keller, Ruth Lee, Harriet lvlatlock, Betty McClure, Glenna McCormick. Fifth Row: Angelina McDonald, Billie McKenzie, Bobbie Morrell, Allene Morris, Norma Mote, Pat Nichols. Sixth Row: Sue Norwood, Paula Pyle, Billie Quinn, Glendale Russell, Mary Stanford, Polly Thornton. Seventh Row: Billie Ann Tumev, Mary Louise Vaden, Hazel Walhridae, Nancy Watts, lean White, Treasurer: La- Verne Whiteside, Vice-President. Eighth Row: Mary Lou Wood, Martelle Petty, President, Miss Lucille Stephens, Sponsor. Not In the Picture: Gloria Frederick, Secretary. Pugr liiglllj'-.Yt'I'lt1 Phrl Aobozr Paul Abrams Good Scholarship Club . i' V :V LrFl'lClfR55 A . ' M' , f A, G. Powwr . . . . . Prenrdonr ' K f A4 . Q lerrrr f'ptrrr1ln . . . Vlfw,rnI.F!1ld,u- 1, Zi Y Lon Ge-orr,r . fm 're' rry-'lr1'1. .rrer tim. Mrss Errla Porrrl Srnnlr . 13 onrzor A MEMBERS liU1' BJYil Bllql Cvlll Golda Doaaett Marvrn Boyd rrnr Bob Qoonor Parrhne Donnnll George Brand: Arrrr Cooper Qjgtrirg Douqjg f- Audrey Achrllos Marlorre Adarrrs lean Adkrns Dovre Leo Alders Helen Anderson lrnrnty Anclorsorr Bob Andrews Barbara Atlcrnson lfdrrrund Arnold Mary Arnold Norrna lean Atrstrrt l. L. Balrh Vfarrda Ballard lane Barksdalo lo Ann Barrow Patsy lerzrrne Bfrxt Pat Beaird Gus Barry Marrlyri Berry W. M. Bevors Dorothy Brlby Dolores Brlyetr Anna B. Bircl David Blackbrrd Glorra Blatiklarrrrr Nana Blaokston Natalie Blakozaley lvvvetrr Blasrenz Barbara Boedetl-:er Barbara Bowen loyve Box Vfanaa Bolclinq Cewelra Boyd Vrrarrrra Brzrrtzrarr Marilyn Brcribher Charlt-y Brown llrzabotlt Brown Margaret Br'o'.f:n Tornmre Browne Sally Bram'-r Pa' Brrrks lar-qunlrne Brrrnarn lowell Brrrsozr Bhrrlry Burton Alrve Campbell George Clannr ll lvfarre Czrgr s Mr 'kcry lo Claios l'Nlormc'r Kiavarrrrrrrqli Arrrne Lovrs Cl.aii'.4.' Davy Chalk Barbara Cnanrb- rs Bonnrrf C'lr,rg:::.a:: Frank Clrapnrxrt Ben Chappell Marrlyrr Clrrrslensf Dorrs Clrrrrflt Alrve Clayton lnoz tflr nrt-rrrr. Bos-frnary Cofhrfzrr Dolores Cow Frt-oi Cole Vfrnrirerl Collrnrf laniro Conreausl Wkryrte Connor CT. R. o our 'Er Lrlltarr Coulter Don tfovrnzgtorr Muriel Cox Boberf Cox Brll Cozby Patrrza Cfrzby M Jr' V- ' a f ar' .rw C.,r.. bfree Patty Crenshaw B111 Crosby lano Crosby Brllre Crouvh fflttrrfvs Crow lo' rirrre Cram-. Lorrrs-b Crow lerry Crrrt 'hrr-ala Qill. l. 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Daltrorr lolzri Davrrl Darjlr Lrnda Ann Darnol Marqzrrot Dante-l Dorrald Dartx' rrcl Doris Davrs Marrorrr' Davrs Mary Ellen Llavrs lrrrre Due loan Doterw l-lr:ra.:e Dr Fora L:1DellC Dennis Ethel Dockery Frances Doarqe Barbara Dnnnan Mary Lee Dunham Anne- Durham loarirrfr Durinfr Davrd Dvvrnaoll Dorothy Nell East Brix Frsenlohr lolrrr Ersonlohr Ann Carol Etter Brll Farn Dorothy Farrow Boba Faulkner fflrrrolflerte Frolds Paul Flle Bose Helen Frsher lo Ann Ffooshev Lanelle Ford Harold Forshoy Gloria Fr: Clrrrilc Tltorrras Gadcly Carol Garner Ltrcrlle Gorser Brtty Lou George Glorra Gibson Donna Ruth Grllett lohrrny Grrrrro Anna Glasgow Owen Glonrr Franr-es Grover Maraaret Golden Dorothy Goodman Lrn Gower Hcrnry tlrtmrr lflfanor Grri' Mary Lfe Grrflrih Bonny Groa' Marrfrrrne Gro- Grorra Grovr Mary Grove Ann Gnllrvli Charlene Haley Billie' lohnnto Lou Hrrrkrns Gortruclc l-larrr ll Ann Harrrs Marrr: Mearron lleath Brrrloara llerfzrnan Brll llendorson l-lenclrrx lo Handley Dzxlv Bnth Mary Donna vw Lvrzwrr Herrdrrx Vrvrrm Henry Alma loan llrfglr Bxrby l-lralriox-J' r 'Narren l-lrqttrntfz Sue Holt lohn Hopp Mary Howard Allen Huvlcabee Dorothy Hurt Hnrily l'luttO lo Nell lrrqrarrt Hollan lru-:rn Martha lfrckscrr Bath lanuary larrres lay lohrmy lr an lohnson Cram f-i .rn-4 lohnson Wanda Lou lohnson Gwendolyn lones lane lanes Pfrfsy lo lonos Mary Fllon loyve Bay Karras Bfotiy Sao Kee Mrrrarn Keele Brll Kemp larrrr S Kernr, Patsy Krad lohn Krllran Carl Krnfr loe Klnvka Carol Butlr Krarnfr Clrerre LaBlan.' Btll Land 'Wanda lmrnrer Florifrr Lf:'.x'rer1'e Btll Loo Lawrenvo Lee Mozollr Lrefcste Verna Rahe LL-wrs l.LrCy Lrqon Anrta lo Lloyd Pazrrrra Meanor Pat MCBrrde Anaelrna Mc'Donald Dorothy Marre Mt-Donald Bernice McDowell Barbara McGee lames Mclieever Brllre lean Mclierrzre loanne Mcliey Albert Mr'Krnrtey lane? McKinnon Vrrqrnra Mrrafle Nanry Montgomery Robert F. Moon B. A. Moon Ben Moore Beverly Moore Bobby Moore llcidre Moore Frances A. Moore Nanry Moore Rodney Moore Ale-ne Morrrs Beverly Morrrran Bohbro Morretl Monaray Morrov. Mary Franfos LoweryPyi5g1l1q Mosely Vfaynrr Lowry Dart Love Catlrerrne Lurnley 'Tad Mavlcerrsrv Paul Mansfreld Harrrott Marlo-'lc Verna Loe Mazrnao Barbara Mullens Kerth Myers lrrnrny Nash Ilmrna Gene Navratrl Alta Nell Reberca Nr-lson Atheha Nevvrrran lConr'd on Paar: 129 Pugt' high!-3 -rigb! Sodalitas Latina Wayne Connor . Norman Groqan . Marcelyn Wrialit . Marilyn Iones . Miss Agnes Edwards Ellen Adams Ieannine Alexander lean Austin Mary loy Autrey Mildred Allbritton Patricia Boualian lane Boyd Arden Blamford Barbara Bowen Linda Daniels La Delle Dennis Franves Dodae Ann Deerham OFFICERS Natalie Ellenberqer Iaqueline Hamilton Barbara Haynes Frances Holmes Gene Jones Marilyn Iones Gloria Keller Dorothy Lee Darlyene Reqnier Ramona Roberts Norma Ruth Ima lean Sheffield Marqaret Sparlcman . President Vice-President . Serretary-Treasurer . . Reporter . Sponsor Ieannine Springer Barbara Surman Edna Ruth Terrell Io Ann Trice Betty Weatlierlord Alice Willianis Marcelyn Wriqlit Edmund Arnold Homer Brown Wayne Connor Larry Crabb Iolin Daiqli Norman Groqan Robert Hamilton Glenn Hoover David Klotz Rodney Moore Loyd Mundie Pat Pappas David Pittenqer lim Powers Martin Reeves Lewis Sams Robert Sutton lim Vallely Mmwrfy. V J, Page Ezghfi :une Audrey A-:lrilles . Domid Ruth Gillett Patsy Stephenson lolm Hepp . . Miss George Anno Audrey Achilles Edna lo Btrdqett 'Wurtdtr Bcrlltrnl Betty Barrow Louise Betzt Amid B. Blrql lrietfr Boldiritiq Annieue llornrer Marvin Boyd Mary Arirl Burnett Edrrrr Suv liuritrrri Alitge Ctrrrigflmll Dolores Qjlliiilll Wiririell Coriwtry Dortptlly Cflzlrtpf-r Toliulerro El Sol v Ptttrlcicz Cozby lvlttrquzret Crabtree Coldtr Doggett lbrotriy Fqrrow lc Artri Fooshee llrlriu Hut.. Grlnt lorzztziy Glrritxrlc Grim Grdy Pltyllis Grdy ffl. trltwtte Harris P itll Fife lvitlllv' Green Ruth Mtrrie Hetrrrori Itflm liepp lYDfJll5 ltfrrilqrm vi HM BEES Gwendolyn lorries Joyce Kelley lVltlTQlf'2 Kf'llIlt5!iY Creme L.: Bltmv Virginia l,o'uney Cizgrles Lyriszx lldrzief lkfltttloclc Billie leon Mvlierizirl Albert Meliiririey Moridrgrry lvltzriow Nfrriey fvfoerf Alerie Morris Priscilltr lvlosrvly loyao Mustrrovo Norma lmm Cxltfrtl . President . Vice-President Sr-evrettrry-Treasurer Proqrum Clidirmon . . . Sponsor ljtry l3c5riri loom Perminqton Frtmkio Purser Mftry Huy lfirlllllrl Hittbliie lem Rolnersori Peggy Sluiltori loliri Syzrtitt Br-tty lo Sturries l3:,rtsy Steplierisorr Ev-vt-:ly Stiles Lois Vivitri Circelc Ntlllf'Y Vtfutts Guy Willitrrrison Rutli Arm VVitt Pleleri 'Nriqlif Pix gi' Nmrlx Mildred Blevgns . Doris Dgvis . Peggy Stewart . Ivo Moore . . Miss Agnes Spencer Mildred Blevcrns Doris Dorvis Peggy leon Stewart Ivo Rose Moore Blenno McCormick Mory Woodcrll Edith Redfecrrn Ari Club Put Price Gladys Srriitli Mary Blevons Dixie Ann Harris Ponsy Wilcoxson Lend Bess Penn Kathryn Sonntog OFFICERS MPMBERS Peggy Tuiner lvlrritlifi Irrrtkson Kcitlierine Purisli Peggy lirrms Elizabeth Brown Louise Mr'Minn Helen Piuyn . . President Vice-President . . Secretory . Treasurer . Sponsor Plorrille Simpson Mildred DeLong Doris Erwin Betty Wollis Nonrry Strong Mriry Alice Crumn Iolinny Groves Frances Glover Q Pugr' Nim'l1'-mu' Eva lo Harris . . Glenna McCormick Frieda Smith . . Miss Ruth Baker . I-Xnniece Booze-I Betty Brown Nell Douglas Pen Pals OFFICERS Peqqy Woodall Mary Leon X1Voodall Nancy Vtfatts Charlotte McCormick Gara Gray Glenna lJlfCurniiuk Phyllis Gray MEMBERS Eva lo Harris Martha Bess Tirey Cecil Korneqay Shirley Burton larnes liolluroolfi . . President VicefPresident . . Secretary . Sponsor Betty Morrison Frieda Smith Charlene Hill Norma Ruth Chester Mouser Ing? Nineh--tu 0 V. L.'s Fits! Row: Edna lo Baqqelt, Barbara Bowen, Presidenlg Ioarme Chapman, Frances Covington, Muriel Cox, Second Row: Billie lc I-landly, Treasurer, Ann Harrison, Lucille Kelly, Iarlcie Langham, Marquerlfe Leak. Third Row: Patsy Prxre, President Electg Pax Radcliff, Emma lean Robinson, Mary Lou Scoil, Vice-President, Barbara Surman. Fourih Row: luamla Sibley, Polly Thornton, Secretary, Marisue Tichenor, Miss Stenuis, Sponsor. 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' xe e f ir ' Q 4 fl ll, l iss' E 4 xsrg-f:j,:. --'- Y , ri . , N First Row: Nun Blaiksron, Cecella Boyd, lxgter-Club Courlfrl Represen'a:1veg Mary Bruton, Nancy Bjnurn, lcannc Chapman, Prcsldentq Palricla Bouqhan, Second Row: Mary Lon Charles, Marllyn Cnrls'-in:-1en, Pf-va Qloffnzan, Faye Crow, Befty Lou Darby, Bciiy Dodson. Third Row: Nell Doualas, Inanna Durmq, Kay Frnley, Rose Holon Flsher, Mary lo Fowler, Carol Garner. Fourth Row: Mary l.rie Grlffnh, Serretary' Ann Gnllirk, P,l1zal,v4,tE: l-lrzrgzolrl, Charlotte Hfrrrls, Caroline lolln, Vute- PI9S1dQDlf Mary hllen loyuf, Filth Row: Marllvn lonffg, Hvtfy Sn' K,-f, fury Lmon, Es., llr Loyd, Helm Lydcrjx, Brrnlw, Mc'Dov1rll. Sixth Row: lroulsw Mr'M1nn, lean Nlvrrcr, Pat I'-llcinols, SLAC Noxv.n,r,d, Ida Nell Plnlllpfs, lxene Plullrps, Seventh Row: Audrey Nelson, lrxckle Pei-'crs, Betty Garlen Mary Io Rannals, Enlrnrx lean Robinson, Ellen Rose, Eighth Row: Flocllle Srrnpson, lean Spears, Betty Wallis, Marlon Vwisl, Aluic Inna Walthers, Mary Wlnntc, Lnry Dale Willmms, Bilne Faye Younkmon, Treasurer- Mrss Bessie lcfkson, Sponsor. Page Nznvly -jon 1' C3MlQBeserves,CHub Tvvo ' . r W l at 'B 'K ' . - s 9' . . -. ff' sf F' H 'H' t . . . .. ...B I , 7' Lf'A' - f 5 f . -' fs-in . ., .' ' ' w. . A ' 1 iq 'lr I ' . -fi K . 'I .. ' . QQ 3 'gf ' 'B I l if W2 ' t - H is.. Eiivaa ,fa .. k',h , f U ,, W K 21' f t, ' ' . . 555 , K if lx ff ' is . if , 4 B- A 'fs f Wk so - . 32 F' ,Qt 3. -H ' f -' , , , . , , f . , - -V K A 4- A 5- W' fa. -'ar 5 5 BS' an 9 Q-Q ' - 5 222. B W ' , P , ...,. ..., , , VA , 1+ K .4 ,.,, K - .Km W .K . I ' , . I K A5 nn 4s . '37,-4 K ,M I K K X . 1 . A.. y : Q U a xl - I QT!! . V 3 . , t . 1 .fi wess was Mgt .H hes. ss t -es we - 535554, -L f- . W . ..' ' ,- k - 'sos : Q on s.. fl mwv M .- 1' 1 t M asv t A l , . 1' 5' .,.. Q -f,' 5- ,. ' , ff ,sf k -. ' .w Q R gKwggEB H . , I is V X, 3,5 .Q A MS' ,Q ,i g ,Q W , . ko 7, ,ak is A an iii Vg. J ...Ji gi, ' Q 5 M ' A 'A' -Q ,W , W, , Q, . ,TN .V P, ' I CB ' ' B' . fu . 'El X' . J A Q . -B ' l l Fits! How: lone Borksdolc, PI'EFS1dG!1TI Velrnu Bentley, Shirley Bovxexi, Br-tty Brzx-un Norv Ie Brown Sntrley Burton Second Row: Louise Chambers, Nll1f1Gl Cox, Mary Tom Duvts, loywe Duckworth, Betty Lou George, Lunllle Gieser Third Row: Anne Goode, Eleanor Gricv, Putsv Hordcostle, Ann Hrxrrxscn, louis Hinckly, Gwendolyn lones, Fourth Row: Patsy Io lones, Lucllle Kelly, Dorothy Kemp, llc-len Sus Lcnqsdon, Mozellr- Leiteste, Iody Lloyd. Fifth Row: Pot Marshall, Anqelinrx Mfllonuld, lody Mcliey, Potrtmo Meonor, Bobble Morrell, Ruth Murdock. Sixth Row: Pot Osborne, Butlx Prostridfqt-, Pfntlu Pyle, Dollve Hornsffy, 'l'xei-c1.f,urery Nona Reneon, Murine Rodman. Seventh Bow: lone Sanford, lefm Sorttn, Mcxrv Lou Swott, lno le-on Shettteld, Dmnu Somers D1-flore Qrnltlx Eighth Row: Freldo Smith, Beth Streetrnon, Morisue 'l'icl1f.v'xor, Secretory: Betty TL1H1llIlSOI1,'M1ldfGd kVUI1d-iVGl Vu-ee l Presrdentg leon Whxtf, Pot Yectqer, lnter Club Connrgl Llepre-isentcrilvffg Norma Vrtye Brown, Miss Florence Clgnr Sponsor. lltlgt' tvfl1t'fT- Page Marilyn Christensen Bill Eainhill . . Barbara Sterling . Miss Corin llurnpttries Marjorie Adams Mary Arnold Bill Barnhill Billie Louise Batson Dorothy Bilby Anna B. Bird Nan Blackston Cecelia Boyd Mary Ann Burnett loanne Chapman Marilyn Christensen Lc':Nelle Clayton Bose Marie Couch Mary Ann Cox LaDelle Dennis Geneva Falk Ann Goode lunior Bed Cross OFHCERS MEMBERS Mary Lee Griffith Marianne Grace Ann Gullick loyce Haggard Billie lo Handley Bill Hasty Donna Hendrix Richard Holton Caroline John Betty Ann Kemp Billie Marie Kennedy Estelle Loyd Gloria Medlin leannine Merritt Nancy Moore Manaray Morrow Patricia Nichols loan Payne Council . President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . . . Sponsor Paula Pyle Billie lean Quinn Nona Beneau lulian Boherts Lewis Sams John T. Smith Dorothy Snipers Diana Somers lean Spurqin Patricia Stephenson Barbara Sterlinq lo Ann Stewart Polly Thornton Maraaret Upchurch Bobbie Lee Watsori Lucy Dale Willianls lulia Young Nrzzulg -six H MUTE SFEEC9 National Thespian Club First Row: W, M, Bevers, Barbara Bowen, Patricia Boughan, Treasurer, Marvin Boyd, Marie Capps. Second Row: Emerson Coleman, Mauriel Cox, lack Duggan, Ann Carol Etter, Gloria Frederick. Third Row: Martha Iayne Goode, Charlene Haley, Terry Heald, Ray Karras, President, Anita Lloyd, Corresponding Secretary. Fourth Row: Emma Gene Navratil, Betty Ogden, Vice-President, Martelle Petty, Margaret Powell, Pat Robison, Re- cording Secretary. Fifth Row: lack Self, Robert Smith, Betty Io Starnes, Barbara Sterling, A. C. VJinkler. Sixth Row: Harrison Woods, Mrs. Vtfanda Banker, Sponsor. Not In the Picture: Jessie Merle Pipkin, Bill Pain. Page Nirwly-vigblf National Forensic Leaaue First Row: Cecilia Boyd, Virainia Brannon, Secretary, Marie Capps, Barbara Chambers, Vice Coleman, President. Second Row: Wayrie Connor, Horace De Ford, lack Duqqan, Ann Carol Elier, Charlene Haley. Third Row: Ray Karras, Gloria Medlin, Priscilla Mosely, Betty Ogden, 'Treasurery Marielle Petty. Fourth Row: David Pntenqer, A. G. Power, Pat Robinson, Henry Simpson, Norma Smith. Fifth Row: Robert Smith, Joann Tamsiti, Miss Rebecca Thayer, Sponsor. Not In the Picture: Bill Land. -President, Emerson Page Nincfy-nine 'fs-iff L r v X525 X 5 - . 'S V- QV gy X' n O s' 5, Debate Club 23-5'-f -, 5: gs, . , Eg , ,N ff X- - M V W Vk,, . ,, Q ..:. . A , -,K . , LL1i..,L y . . l 'B' A ta M M -'F , 'V ' I K H - If it Milf' if I 'F' r -.Q ' . .gslgfgf i i l ill- ' U eye A If Q 9 A if a Q 2 .f i 535.82 , A H tttt M M Q fi -Ef'SqE Q T 19 Tea s? ' P57 K - 11? sez-iii? , K ' , x sfil , K - K if .1-fr, 'sifsgi-fr - A , j wviwtg ' .. ' . M ,, ' 1 ' XG S21 ' -f 9 ' ' . 'N Wt - -f ,, ' 1 W - -' 'L .. -- - . 1 ' e l ' W rg - Q 1 V - .wg A , - ll,, so 1 ' Q - -P L C t , . at If .5 T 'ffiifi - . ' A Q 3, , .,.. C . - '--ft. a L i 7 . ' pri A 'C V lg' E :S M f t 1 f , -f -Xfqf r , 4. ..x fy' -A995 :k1.ww' .x 7 . ,.. t ff A ' ' L ,W I ,X . 1, .- l - -,f. V- . I , , Page First Row: lane Barksdale, Bill Second Row: Tommie Browne, Emerson Coleman. Third Row: lda Collier, Wayne Dooley, Barnhill, Patsy Baxter, Patricia Bouqhan, Marie Capps, Levis Chadwick, Barbara Cecilia Boyd, Treasurerg Virginia Brannan. Chambers, Marilyn Christensen, Secretary: Connor, C. R. Coucl1,Muricl Cox, Horace Deldord, First Vice-President, Kenneth Eisenlolir, Bill Pain, President, Gloria Frederick, Martha l. Goode, Charlene Haley. Fifth Row: Eva Io Harris, Ray Karras, Gloria Medlin, Priscilla Moseely, Iackie Peters, Martelle Petty. Sixth Row: David Plttenqer, A. G. Power, Second Vife-President, Henry Smipson, Norma Smith, Robert Smith, lack H Fourth Row: lack Duqqan, Iolm Se.l,. Seventh Row: Bobby Stalfup, Claude Stephenson, Ioann Tamsitt, lohn Tanner, LaVerne VvYl'l1lGS1ClG, Miss Rebecca Thayer, Sponsor. Om' Hlftztfwti Speakers Club First Row: lane Barksdale, Mary Ann Bennett, Patsy Bax er, William Beavers, Patricia Bouqhan. Second Row: Virginia Brannan, Secretary, Marie Capps, Marilyn Christensen, Emerson Coleman, Muriel Cox. Third How: Iames Eaves, Ann Carol Etter, Bill Pain, Charlene Haley, Treasurer, Terry Heald. Fourth Row: Iohn Hepp, Ray Karras, President, Dan Love, Paul Mansfield, Emma Gene Navratil. Filth How: Betty Ogden, lackie Peters, Martelle Petty, Pat Robison, Vice-President, lack Self. Sixth Row: Ben Smith, Norma Srnjth, Robert Smith, Barbara Sterling, Io Ann Stewart. Seventh Row: Betty Tumlinson, A. C. Winkler, Betty Io Starnes, Mrs. Wanda Banker, Sponsor. Not In the Picture: Bob l-Iazlett, Catherine Lumley. Page Om' Ilznzrlrffd One I Bay Karras . Betty Ogden . . Barbara Bowen . Iody Lloyd . Pat Robinson . . Dramatic Club Mrs. Wanda Banker and Miss Rebecca Thayer Audrey Achilles Rosemary Connorty Teddy Goode Bill Fain loan Keating Gloria Blackburn Patricia Boughan Beth Streetrnan Winifred Hudson Mary Ann Bennet Rosemary Cockran lack Self lanis Hinckley lackie Peters Dorothy Cooper lack Dugann lane Barksdale lack Ingram W. M, Beavers Norma Smith Iuanita Sibley Nancy Sellers lohn Hepp lames Eaves Martelle Petty OEElCERS MEMBERS lean Sartin Betty Holland Priscilla Mosley lack Wilkerson La Verne Vtfhiteside Barbara Bowen Ioan Boudin Pat Robinson Ellen Adams Betty Ogden Iody Loyd Ann Carol Etter loan Coker . . . President First Vice-President . Second Vice-President . . . Secretory . Treasurer . Sponsors Jesse Merle Pipkin Gloria Frederick Beverly Slaughter Helen Lee Wright Nelda Rakes Allen Williams Marvin Boyd Harrison Woods lane Bates Barbara Sterling Charlene Haley Emerson Coleman P ft' Om' Illlrztfrrtl Tzm , wsmww-W ' 1 r w A MIND QF HER QWNH CTHREE-ACE' CCMFDYD l,lI:i. 0. mm.: Rsnkfl . . . . . . . . . CAST OF CHARACVPIRS lim Bc:1ll9!l, in ihe -'oustxucliou lwusiness . . , .... Dm 11 R 11'lf'1 Bunny, tE1r1 1 nlluqzlif r 1, hls wlff . . . , . Tommie, their Son Nettie, CIIIOHXOIR duur,1l1tQ1' . . Llzzle, lllfk YH.1lCl . lfvssicu lktwwcd, EUIIIIYVS quasi . . , lU lV'4 lTlf lilwlnv :u:':'I1nr of Rm1r1y'5 qufsis . Nc, Steve Hwrlllelrson, an uclruirer ui Rummy . Hiqh Rn111c,lr1ll, qnotlxwr of Bum1y's uclnxirfvlrg . Carol RL1SSfill, the fqill ne-X? flvwr . . . Flint: Ff:I1VJln'l1, Q 1 rx 1?111.:l1s1 . . J, '. ,fm Mm. Rzxf-ws, 1 worm 11 .Jr 5 xml' . luck . Sheriff Cluudifr . Mrs. Fiskn Daffy . . lv'lOTACI'1 . buck . 'Vrilby Sheila C?zulQby . Mfzrfge Runky llmmlfl Wurren MURDER IN REI-IEARSALH By AUSTIN GORTZ , Direcior . . Gus Berry . Bvzxlwfxru Bowen . Arm Carol Eftor . . Eddie M0019 . . Rui Robinson Berrxive McDowell . . Rally OQLl0ll . Auclwy Azghillws . . lolm 'X1Vo0ds . . llollun Irwin . Anim Io Lloyd . M :ILMIQT Brown . lX'l.11y In Rimxmls . 'lnlmmms Murphy . , . Bill Fiiin . loc,1l111w Cl1upmc,m Rose llQ-l91'1 Fisher' . . . luck Sell . Rlxy Kfums Roberi Van Voorhis Rose Muriu Connoriy Palsy lo Ioues Billy Vkfcxde Smith . . Muriel COX . l'vl'1I1l1IGl Powell Elm rscm Colcrmurl l'l1gr Our l1nmI'rml 'l'l INT Bill Bailey . Gordon lohnson loe Beckham . Donald Miller Mr. Franks . Paul Abrams I. B. Alexander Don Allsup Bill Baily loe Beckham Kenn Bell Timmy Bostwick Robert Carpenter lohn Cummings lames Darden lohnny Dyer l-luniina Clulo Bill Fitzqerald Rick Gordon Horace Goswick lohnny Graves lohn Hall Lewis Harqrave Richard Hcrton Brantly Hudson Sam Huggins Dante johnson Gordon Iohnson Alton Little OFFICERS MEMBERS Burl Loyd Roy Massey Bold Merritt Donald Miller C. B, Moblcy Thomas Moor: Bob Morris Don Morris Ronald Morris: Bob Norris ll iir, 1 li Oden Malcolm Paine JU . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor Raymond Perkins Martelle Petty Don Porter Ollie loe Reed Gordon Rich Rickey Rowe Bob Sheffield Withers Smith Bobby Tilton 'Nill VVatson Harrison W cnc' urls Pugr Um' Ilumlrml livin' ,a x fs sr, ,K XB' , XV , 'M u H '15 r I M . is . 1 if 1 ',,u,- if P. s ?ef'2'z 'ff il 'I' Ev AJ ' ' g ..1-, 1 - H rg ' .. .M Q SL , 1, 2 - .,' ' ' nh' r 4 ,-.X cj f- , ,1 ix 5? ' ' '1 Eff .. ' ' , f , MS Huwh Akin lock Adkissom I. L. Bdich Dcszvid Bidckhird Dermis Brewer toe Brown Dori Chomhertoiii M. I. Ctlflilitiiiilflltii Betty Bcttio Notoitie Biokesiey Arden Btoutord Toiiizrzie Brown Mory Arm Chehouit Orchestra Mr, Qtto K. Michets, Director BUYS Hdroid Forshey Lewis Fisher Iohri Giii Iohrmy Gimorc Wiiiiotri Hoiris iirrmiie Lowry Mox Mcirztyre Don Morris GIRLS Iohriitcr Coierrioh Biizdbeth Dorsey toy Drummond Gertrude Horreii Mary Hearth Wohdo iohhsoh Chester Mouser Jock Sioy Don Stuort Vincent Vercett Gieriri Wcxiiihle Bohert Vtfeover lofi Wtrittie Theo Iohhsoh Drusitid Leyeisriiier Wrrridcji Morris ieormirie Muiletts LoVerr1e Whiteside Ls L I 4. Hui' Ilurlrlrnl Xu Iohn Woods . lack 'Wilkerson . La Nell Ellis . . Beverly Slaughter . Bose Marie Connorty Col. Qtto Michels . Alton Harbin lack lnqrorn Bill McCallum Harold Beaqan Bobert Biddle lack Wilkerson Iohn Woods Ethel Adkins Dorothy Billoy loanne Boudin Patricia Bouahan Marilyn Williams Eloise Cates Bose Marie Connorty Linda Daniels Lcrvonna Decker Chorus QEEICEBS MEMBEBS Frances Dodae Pauline Donnell lean Doran Dorothy Nell East La Nell Ellis Gloria Eredericks Phyllis Gray Marthajayne Goode lacaueline l-lainilton Evelyn Hartman Edith Hicks Fay Hogan Winitred Hudson Frankie larnes Doris Ierniqan Eileen McCarty . President . VicefPresident . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . Proararn Chairman . . . ,Sponsor Marilyn Miner Elizabeth Martin Harriet Matlock Donna Moore Pat Nichols Sue Norwood Grace Quirarn loan Pattan Betty Sirnrnons Beverly Slaughter Kathryn Smart Marjorie Weeks Io Ann Young Monaray Morrow Iune Beth Chandler Dorothy Gallbraith l'.1!Qr' Um Illtlltfzmf Sw LEFT TO RIGHT Bcxsebcxll Buddies Slrike Three! You'r Powerful Pitcher VJl'1Gl'S wrouq? Cu Casey On the Bal Bcxckhcnd Bczttler : L. 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HUTTO, Tennis IBA B. LEE, Manaqer Football Scores First Half Sept Sunset 7 . . , . . . . N. Dallas U Sept. Sunset 7 .... . . Adamson U Sept. Sunset 7 . . W. Wilson O Oct. Sunset 6 . . Forest O Oct. Sunset 6 ...... . . Tech O Second Half Oct. Sunset 20 ...... . . W. Wilson O Nov. Sunset 27 . . . . . . . Adamson U Nov. Sunset l3 . . N. Dallas l3 Nov. Sunset 6 . . Forest U Nov. Sunset l3 ...... . . Tech 6 State Play-OH Dec. Sunset l6 ...... . . Paschal 7 Dec. Sunset U . . . Highland Park 20 P g Om' Hlzlzflrrt f l u11r'lt'v11 Herman A. Cowley In appreciation of or job Well done, we extend our ihohks ond best Wishes to Mr. Cowley, who, through his expert Cooohihq ond uhiiririq efforts, helped lo molce it possible lor Sunset io Win six Consecutive oily iooiholl chompiohships. rmlrmf lfiflrvu ,,. ., Page Om' Hm1z1'r'i'11' Siviwzl LEFT TO RIGHT: - DAN FOLDBERG, FRANK MEISELL, LIN GOWER, CHARLES DICKERSON TOP TO BOTTOM: TED KANE, BOB WEBSTER, IIM MINNIS DAN FOLDBERG Tri-captain Hank, an all-city end, is, like his big brother, one of the all time greats at Sunset. His love' for the game and his hard playing have made him the inspiration and leader of the stampeding herd. He will again be tri-captain next fall when he returns. FRANK MEISELI. Measles was a smashing tackle who was at his best when the going was toughest. His brilliant line play and sterling defense made him a very valuable lineman. LIN GOWER Tri-Captain Tub was the big bulldozer of the team, a crushing tackle who knocked down all opposition. The enemy seldom found a way through his position. CHARLES DICKERSON - Booger Red had big shoes to fill, but he did a real job of it and became one of the hardest running and blocking backs in the district. He will be remembered for his courage and determina- tion, and will be tri-captain next fall. TED KANE Snobbles was that fast, hard-charging guard, who packed that walloping block and tackle that will be talked about for years to come. He was unanimous all-city favorite, and the Purples had few worries when Kane was holding that line. BOB WEBSTER Web was a smashing, driving fullback and a punter whose abilities kept Sunset on the scoring end of the field most of the time. He was tri-captain. IIM MINNIS Minus was a big, pounding fullback who could slash the opponents' lineito pieces and drag his would-be tacklers for many a gain. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. C. WILLIAMS, THOMAS MURPHY, LOREN SMITH, IIM KALLSTROM TOP TO BOTTOM: CLAY SCOTT, DAVID THOMPSON, IOHN MCELROY D. C. WILLIAMS Bagan was always the cool, calm, and collected triple threater who piloted the Bisons to all their victories. Although it was his first year out for football, he always called the right ' ld t f the ame. play at the right time and was se om ou o g THOMAS MURPHY Murph was a snapper back delux, whose line backing and pass defense kept Sunset one of the least scored on teams in the state. His name ranked high as unanimous choice for all-city C91'll9I'. LOREN SMITH Big Smitty was a rugged and hefty lineman from way back. He really bowled 'em over and blocked the Way for many a Purple gain. IIM KALLSTROM lim was another swell backfielder, a break away wirigback whose foot artistry always found an opening for his long runs. He gained his city-wide fame by making some almost impossible IUIIS. CLAY SCOTT Scottie was an end who really filled his position and snagged more than his share of passes and ball carriers. DAVID THOMPSON Tomm 's fl ing feet and vic'ous tackles made him a valuable Y Y - fullback and line backer to the beloved Purple. JOHN MCELROY Mac was a versatile back who really ran the other teams a l race for their money! Well-liked he was, with a good ath ete's look, and a letter three years in track to help him out on the football field. out Pagr' On? Hundred Seventeen . ,--:. , Q . E3 , A wel is .W . V... ' A ' 'J'-6 Q, ,1-, ,gn , , 5' , , lt ,I Page One Hunrlrml EiglJl1'L'n ...--'- ,..... '..- Skt X lt it ,I LEFT TO RIGHT: BILL HEATH, IOE OVERBECK, HUGH VAUGHAN, BOYD LOYD TOP TO BOTTOM: ' BILL GREEN, WINSTON MEDLIN, HORACE DE FORD BILL HEATH Heath was a great pivot man who saved the day more than once wth his brilliant line backing. IOE OVERBECK loe was a versatile man who held down the position of both quarter and wingback. He passed the pigskin as Well as ran with it. HUGH VAUGHAN Digger was a versatile tackle whose broken wrist did not keep him from getting in at the end of the season to be a reliable lineman and valuable asset to the team. BOYD LOYD Bee's bone crushing tackles and miraculous ability to diag- nose plays made him a versatile standout at his outside position. He will be tri-captain next fall. BILL GREEN Bilge was the diminutive guard who continually raced through the opposition to mess up the opponents backfield play. WINSTON MEDLIN Brownie was a speedie, hard-hitting guard, whose pep and energy kept the team constantly in a good spirit. HORACE DeFORD Big Deef was a big bruising tackle with a talent that made him a terror on the defense. He was dependable with the right kind ot spirit! LEFT TO RIGHT: HM AVERY, IAMES HOLBROOK, HMMY KIRKLAND, IAMES LITTON, GEORGE BLAKE TOP TO BOTTOM: GEORGE CARTER, GORDON JOHNSON, DeWITT GADBERRY IIM AVERY Nosee was a hard tackling end who was very difficult to cir- cle. His spirit was outstanding at practice. JAMES HOLBROOK lt was Nigger who could always be found on the bottom of the pile-up atter a long legged gain- the pigskin still under his arm. IIMMY KIRKLAND Spider is one of those lofty glue-fingered ends who caught so many oi those Bison passes by being Hlohnny-onsthe-Spot at all times! IAMES LITTON Lit was a good signal caller, who never grew tried of the game. Fine spirit came from this bashtul player. GEORGE BLAKE , Blake was the spectacular half back who could always scamper through the impossible at the most opportune moments. GEORGE CARTER Handsome was a hard hitting blocking bark with plenty of natural ability, and could drive his way through any opposition. GORDON JOHNSON Gardenia, a tackle of heft, spirit, and courage, made the starting tackles hustle for their position. He is well liked by all his team mates and is an asset to the Purple herd. DeWlTT GADBERRY Submarine was the manager of the fighting Bisons. He always looked out for their welfare. He was a great help and everybodys buddy! N 'vlve-....,. if L ---...... Q 351: .2 .gg , , 'afijeit 1, 1. sur W wife. , .. .sf , to 7 t , Q Q-..,,-wx fee H 1 , Jgssgtf i Z .1-fwf. V..-'zsdwfiiwt fav V gm-gear f ' mfg llfuis. .---1:-s . X Page One Hundred Nineteen VIRST 'VHA M Firsi Row: L. F, T:.'::x1p.5.m, hmxxxlxg Kuklgxnd, LF. QI, Vhlllfxiim, Lynn K1-.idrx 11, LL111 icldm nj, HW, I-A11'11'9A4.k Second ROW: Gr-.vxxp flcxltwr, Stfmlvy Nelson, Ifxmvss I'ics1brO,,JP., Gfymx K61.d1x.'1f, l'Axqr1w,: Hixnrlmnd COGLLI1 tlfixrxlvy Tmnlxms. Buck How: fling' LY Ewyxi I.1Jyd, A. Hguten. TIN 194-1 11 :fam won ily-g Lilty Llluxmg,-xinshlg tor lily' no yN11'1x1 ,u.'.'-.1s13x1. 'Ury 'wiv 1:1231--xi ui BL' .vit-IH ' play by Puma, Mu. nf Fm' VJQVI1, the-' 'Q--um that vvon Ihr Ftutl Cm:,1111p1Qxx:sm1f, Smurf' was Ill-' only IGGII1 IO 1:-tix: 'Mem iE.1,1 yn zz. LV. '.'.'x.11'1m:1, Dun Fsidbnx 1, and Pcui My 'lg'-L1 'mx' si Qsialci iw ffl' All-C114 trim, Pqul Hit 1. M EVN' S'-iff: 11. TP 'ini iSL,.CONif1 TEAM First Row: P1 .y Qliuzzzyx Iiufarxo, Mmmm-r: Don Tcxmxury, Don Adgms, lorm Nmroxa, Burl Noyd, Mzmluf Irxck::on,Dc1v1c iflmik. Second Row: Cligxrh 15 Coma, Ion- Davxsa, Put Bxcmd, lack R.xx, Uxxrell Hz:r:1xCm, Pml fwbh Back Row: 5.'I.1uI1v1 Levflss, Hfxuy Bush, Confh Stcmley 'I'h::1rm:s. .zgr Om' II11r1Jr.'.f Turufx Track First Row: Howard Rodgers, 440 Yard Dash, Mile Relay. lohn McElroy, 100 Yard Dash, 220 Yard Dash, Sprint Relay. Wayne Lowry, 100 Yard Dash, 220 Yard Dash, Sprint Relay. Allen Huckabee, Pole Vault, High lump, Sprint Relay, Mile Relay. Allen Townsend, Sprints. David lon-es, Mile Run. Second Row: Allen Williams, 440 Yard Dash. lames Bolton, Manager. lames Mclieever, Sprints. Bobby Martin, 880 Run. Gene Freeland, Mile Run. lim Gillam, Broad lump, Hurdles. Will Watson, High and Low Hurdles. Allen lohnson, 440 Yard Dash. Emerson Coleman, High and Low Hurdles. Third Row: Coach Scruggs, Melvin Monchief, Charles Hammon, Charles Cook, Pole Vault. Clyde Shaw, 880 Run. Rex Pensinger, 880 Run, Mile Relay. Charles Anderhub, 880 Run, Mile Relay. lames Holbrook, 100 Yard Dash, 220 Yard Dash, Sprint Relay, High lump. Horace DeFord, 880 Run. Bill Hasty, Hurdles, Pole Vault. Fourth Row: lack Bond, 100 Yard Dash, 220 Yard Dash, Sprint Relay. larnes McGinn, Broad lump. Kellett Williams, Low Hurdles. David Rainbolt, Sprints. Ray O'Neal, Hurdles. Douglas Chastain, 440 Yard Dash. Not In the Picture: Gene Mathews, Broad lump, High lump. Hunt Allen, 440 Yard Dash, Mile Relay. Basebah First Row: Barnard Hughes, Lynwood Darby, Mullis Denlon, Paul Vander Linden, Milburn Sanders, Frank Duncan, Neal Laughlin. Second Row: Iohn Tanner, R. E. Alexander, lohnny Dyer, David Klotz, Bill Lamb, lohnny Anderson. Third Row: Horace Goswick, Manager, lames Litton, Donald Abercrumbie, Billy Baxter, Bill Fitzgerald, Charles Hodge. Fourth Row: Allen Smith, Dan Keough, Charles Kalinac, Marvin Maples, Bill Kallstrom, Robert Hoiens. Fifth Row: Fred Smith, Rickey Rowe, Conrad Preston, Coach I. C. Barnett, Clyde Hill, lack Trench. Page One H7l7lIl?'l'l1 Tzumfy-ofzt' Tennis Bottom Row: Gene Wiggins, Bobby Moore, Bennie Stanford, Gloria Quinn, Gloria Keller, lune Phipps, lean Spurgin. Top Row: Robert Weaver, lim McGouldrick, Tommy Stanford, Nelson A. Hutto tcoachj, Nancy Sellers, Ann Gullick, Emily Hutto. Girls Singles - Iune Phipps. Boys Singles eB. Stanford. Girls Doubles' Keller and Quinn, Boys Doubles -Wiggins and Moore. The team Won the city championship, taking nineteen matches out ot a possible twenty. Bennie Stanford, boys singles, and Iune Phipps and Gloria Keller, girls doubles, went to the regional meet as District 8AA winners. Golf Coach, R. C. Pantermuehi, Herbert Davis, Billie Baxter, D on lanuary, Gene Towry, Warrezi Hiqqins, Wayrie Lowry, Captain, Herbert Pohl. City Championship .........,.. lU43 Crannell, Pohl, Baxter, Towry, Chaitin, Hatch City Championship ............. i944 Pohl, Ciannell, Baxter, Towry, Hatch Texas State Four-Man Championship Team ...... . , 1942 Lietesie, Crannell, Green, Chaitee Texas Slate Four-Mari Championship Team . ............. l944 Pohl, Crannell, Baxter, Hatch Coached by Mr. Pantermuehl, the Sunset qolf team has won three Pity championships in the past three years and two state championships. M M , f ,Q w ' ak ,x . Q ,.j:2z:s v '4:E' f .4 6 ' 93' wg., ?K fm W f l gfiifi , MX :E:EA:i EEEE: 3' L9 W1 fx 3 'mvghlf za, N ,, K A 4 ,z v A I5 my mi. ,rx K. . ul . K5 . Aw , K , -v 1 . - A - -r- Y' I Y' ra Y. N- F -v'aJ '- 1 '- - A ' -' ' , 2 -' : ,Q A . 1 ' A if A ' if ,, f :ng , f. X . Av.. ,X , . P lx -XIX. Z, V 'TL Fx, V ,J -I 1 . w, L. ji I5 , j 'H ' ' ' ' J ' fff- ' . -' fn J , nf., ii? ' ' . r- ' . ,Q A' ' 4' X A A ' A 4 V . F 'NYY' ll' -5- A - '. .. , f,. M My I. Qu 1 w,-.311 -, ik H I' , 1 -Y .311 v..f it I .'n r WI . , -SU ' 'Nu . ,QV 2. Q ?,E.:,.iyl v Er, '. Pi .j' Q' 1, ' -. ' . A - . .1 rl ' ,i ' Q1 'g 'I .3 K .- bk, 1 , P F51 , . . Q 4 'QA' , :Zn nl, ' , ' ' :A ' ' r if In -A . - 5 ,- ' s. ' 1+ -' ' :. Z ', ' 1, 5 - if , '- E3 'fl , .'- fi -5 , , , -- Q. .V V31 A by ' ,A 1, X f, I ?,...,,.,-1-F 5 ,- , 1.-J A 2+ ' X , 4 - - .. '. .- ,1 , 453 , ' , , ' .- 1 A. '1 '?'7f - - ' ' ,-Z.-via yf , Ms -1 f ' , '- ' -'-,'-1-vw... f . .Vx .K ,Q , V Y - A .- 15, - h 'Q-1 ' W w-we-0-gyiiyfi .i'93Z-wwe-if-4, , 'O T R0.T.C IAMES L. SHADE SfSqt. D.E.M.L. U,S, Army Instructor IOHN WOODS Lieutenant Colonel Btn Feqjrnent, U.S.R.O.T.C. WYLIE E. BURNS SfSqt. D.E.M.L. U.S. Army Instructor I DAN FOLDBERG Lieutenant Colonel Sth Regiment, U.S.R.O.T.C Commanding, Fatt Term Commanding, Spring Term A. C. BURNETT Colonel, U.S.A. KRS-t'dJ Commandant of Cadets Reqxzngnial flonnnandtx, I,tctttettaztt-Colorxel Hahn Vtfoods. First Row: Mator David Rice, Major Rex Evans, Ca:-tain Sammy Hendrix, Captain Clay Scott, Captain Wrlhant Bundy, Pteaimental Staff Second Row: Mater Dan Foldhera, lieutenant Thomas Vtloods, Major lohn McElroy, lieu- tenant Frank Shay, Lieutenant Phillip Hunter. Third How: Master-Serqcant Williarxt Bailey, Headquarters Company Captain: Que Berry. First Lieutenant: lark Eiellels, Second Lieutenant: Sam Huattrnpg, luhan Roberts, la k Wrllerri, Roy Massey, Ntrlhnrn Cox, lack lnararn. First Sergeant: lark Slay. Technical Sergeant: Bob Moorc. Staff Serqeantsz '.t. 1Il1':rtt Bevers, 'fftllrant Vfatsan, Gene Wrafqtns. Serqeants: Iames Evans, Terry Heald, Dan Stuart, Billy Landrum, Everett Housewrrqht, Ray Karra:-, Charles Mr'Br1de. Corporalsz lahn Dalqh, Harold Forshev, Billy Kc-rngre, Robert Weaver, joe Whittle, Charles Crow, R. L. Colhctr, Hilton Haqan. Privates First Class: Dennis Brower, Kcnnezh Calat-fell, Claude Holsapple, Allen Wrlliarns, Kenneth W1HSlOtt, David Chamberlain, Wllliani Harrxs, Malfolrn Payne, Homer Ware. Privates: Ben Eeerhower, Vlfayne Elock, Don - x Corpf-:al larnes Stratton, Coxyoral Gvrald McFarland, Technical Sergeant Vtlrlltaut Boone, Statt Sergeant Richard Horton, Cor- poral Danny Keough, Master-Sergean' Ed' ward Patton. Costrn, Larry Ctabh, Hollis liptttjzrtsorr, lanras McG1nn, Max ly'lclntyr1:, Gvorttt- lv'larrrrnan, Don Morris, Ralph Ftoaall, lewis Sams, larnes Slnilett, Hobart Sutton, Frank Taltxnd, Paul Vtlisdorn, lack B. Adktsson, li. l., Ashley, Thomas Batchelor, Dave lieerbowet, Wallarti Bradford, foe Erozffn, Ernes' Burk, Karnes Cag - pleman, 'lomrny Crow, C. R. Couch, Monroe Dantzler, Vhlliartt Fry, l, G. Grfv-n, lon Hant- ilton, Eugene Herrrna, Harold Howell, Altrecl Leonard, Clarenve M1llfir, Rfzyxnand Perkins, Asa Ramsay, Harold lftftlson, I. WY. Vfinn, lBwrrrr:,u wt wrvathcr rcrrzlrirrzns rt was rrrrpossrlalev to rc-talao this 1111 rrrrol Captain: lrrnrrry Krrklansi. First Iieuicncmt: Brlly M.'CaIlrr::z. Second Lieu'encxn1s: Brly Becirnfglekl, llrrlf y Kastor. First Sergeant: Gone Matthews. Technical Sergeant: Wltlrrrrs Srnrth. Staff Serqeants: Charles Fraqq, lvhrr Grll :rel Haynes, Piraeus Llttlri, Boyd loyd, lim- e Marshall, jrrnnrre Sshroedvr, Allan Town- Und. mr Sergeants: Wayne Clark, Bonrrrs: Golden, Hugh Lrrvas, Ray O'Nfral, Lrlhorrr Vfrlrrwth, Coal Captain: lzni Avrry. First Lieutenant: Brll Hart' Second Lieutenants: Errrzezn llvarrsf, l-lrrfzlz Uflorr. First Sergeant: Kr nzron Barrciolrlx. Technical Serqeants: W. ll. 'I 't,z rry, Vfzlzrrr Albritton, 'William Terry. Staff Sergeants: Huah Alcrrr, Horace Gos- '.-.'r'k, Erraezrr Grrlllory, l.e'.-:rs Hirqrrrve, Gino Kyser, Hrranr Moorw, Tnrnrrry Boutsonq, Harold Szrrfklarrd. Sergeants: l-lov.-frr:d Crzrfscrn, llavr- Chalk, Wayne Corrnor, Horam: Hawes, Cjlressmr f.lOr1:'rr, lrVr1ynf- R1 key. Corporalsz Bob Irzhrrson, Robvrr lnwlcrr., Marvzn Maplos, Vlfrlhert Threadqrll, T. l, Trarrrf rnell, Glen Walls, l-lfrrrrson Vrlcoazs. Privates: lack Bond, Tomrrry Burleson, llarry Bush, Tommy Bryan, Thomas Calhoun, Phil Cobb, Don Covrnqron, Harold Balgzh Edwards, lark Elder, Sye Garrott, Rohert Geoo, lack Gray, Brlly Hall, Bxrddy Halley, Charles l-louse-r, lack Lauqhlrn, Alton lrttlv, Eddrw Lott, 7 Vlfayne M:'Krnnre, Brll Mc'Morrres, lames O'Neal, l-tobrfrt Owons, lark Perkrns, Brll Pet- irczrew, Mail: Pharr, llrrr Powers, I, E. Pratlirir, Drrald Laisrrre, lolrn Bobortson Frank Slay, Howard Sladorrs, Prrrrl Sr.-Jadfflc, Edward Tackt-y, Bobby Tilton, Alan Travis, Fayo Wrl- TUX. pany B Corporals: lolrn Currrrnrnas, lddrf- rfrrrtrs, ' V , ,. ,orrrrtry frlrrrary lrrrr l'v.1.r s, Est: INN.-.' Earl 1 P- arto, Wrllrarn Powol Privates: larrrf s Anflvrsrzrr, lzfarrl, lrrrrruy Brurrrri, larrrris Crrrtf r, llranklrn Drummond Floyd Ango, Pa ,'B1lly Dulwortlr, lrrnrrrrri lfd'.'.'arr'l:1, larry lla llornran Grntaarr, Robert Grlstrrro, Georqrr Har- rps, Cavrd Hannazr, Robwrt Hlrnon, Walter Hail, Edward l-lerrdrrfjksz, Gordon lolrnson, lrzrrmre l,arrd, f.awr'en.'e Lee, Vfeldon Lowry, , Garland Millrrr, er, Bob Merrrtr, , Raymond Paqo, Monty Prrtrhett, Frantz Serrfris, Pa' Shanz, Flay Scott, lolrzz Tanner, Bobby Turnlrnson, Paul Vfrrrclnrrrrrdel., Karl Vfall, 'Namrr 'Naslrf Eruell Mrller, Bobby MCNGH lamps Mclinevtr, Bryan Mill Gene Nfrrflrvrrif, Pat Pappas .zzatolg 1 l Brqharn, Vfoklarr l Sty, Rrrlpli Fry, r Captain: lhzwr ri l.i1' 1 First Lieutenant: Howfno l'1wt:-un. Sfzcond Lieutenants: Pill S1-xizzz., wick, fntriis Porn. First Sergeant: Brnny Sanford Technical Serqeants: Wrrllo. Q lolxn Hall, Alvin lfnx, l,xn. bo. - 'l'v'1n1luetly, Staii Sergeants: Cixares Anslfrllnb, lwnnny ' f Grovcs, Lynn l'lPnCl11:'k, Oils lw.xCl':sl:f,y, le r1',f lylviffirlfznd, VV5lc'ioti lflf lets, lcrrtv is Bains, Cltrkzfls Slwplxoixffiort, llnirnlv 'Ft-nxzol , llrizvlcl Serqecxnts: Gifirlvllb' Crzifltfx lrxlinf, Llriw, Captain: 'll-tl Kun'-. First Lieutenant: Bill Pfrrr Second Lieutenants: Herxrv vii.- 'reno Vlfctts. l First Sergeant: Let, Sltoir. star large, lit.- Techniccxl Sergeants: Bill Kznllstxont, llinwn. Bay. Sta!! Sergeants: ffrgf: lffnfgrgmt, 'fJ1ll1cnn Fnin, C hurl-is Kirin fly, C 5'1.Ko1x1w.g'zy fl':1lv'iB1'1cle, Ronald lVl':1r1:f,on l,Qn:r'l Burt lt l.:'l2',11 Sxnltr. -eq-nuns L. Comgootny C I-111 -.lnftiy lncrnus Moon, Koltb Myrin, Ri 'lurid 'f.'1l:1:n. Corporalsz Kxrtc Anderson, Edwin Bfnnrn, Pant-ri Drlou, Bill Fxizqeraifl, Sixornns Hvylea, Fllly Hrncisrson, lcrrtifs Henderson, Glynn Ks nclriflc, leon lVl'.'Vey, lin! Mormon. Privates: flwoznas Abernathy, l, B. Alex! under, B. E. Alexcndm, Don Allsuzl, lack Boxsfsrzu, Willmni Galdu-fin, Billy Bazniorrl, lark Bfrvs, Llyoo Bell, Vviillllilli Bishop, l. C. Boar, Marvin Boyd, lorkv Brewr-r, Alvin Bryant, Bel: Bonbrlta, H. C. Cllllllli, lock Chant- ldcrf, Pronl: Cigajznun, Howard Corner, Tnolnns fix, Bdwlxx Dgxvfnpcit, Crrlvln Diwrxoia, Bllly Company D Sprgecmtsz Bl'f Bninlnll, 'Nillifnn Fisk, U, H. Mullfwnfrld, A. G. l-'ow1'rs, Bobby Sialrup, Smn' my Vvrcri-rnpo. Corporols: lonn Datfron, Gene Freelarvl, lrnnk l.1vclv, George McDonald, Raymond Fo.-1, Aft- Stunt sraot, Privates: Bill Bally, Hurry Bevm, Df1'J1'i lll:,r'L'l4b11'Cl, Gfinojti Brisson, Boy Boyol, Don C'l1trntt-vfrlmri, Donfrrlass Clicstoin, Prvston tlbrlflin, Alflne Crulnpton, Blllv Cfildwrlll, lor' xfonlns, lt ronn- Vlnrns, loo Davis, Brno Dobbs, l91:.:1fi Br. ::1, Bobrrt l7f11n:z'.f.'or'n, Mzzx Gai' Y F1I'lAwI, Clxoilexs Fouls, l'o1rvs1 Grfvon, Billy Crinxrs, Carol Grossman, Don Grossman, Biily Hczrrsll, Cnarlrs Ht-nderson, lolm l-lopp, Billy Hrrslley, C. E. Hzllc-r, Benny Hott, Donald Hosfmon, lambs lay, Dnnfc lohnson, lamps lonos, Bill lfvnci, lfxo Boy Lcrnqbarn, N-eil lnuqhlin, C. F. Loczilxorwood, Frank l.eBe2fan, Gsno Lomax, oe Qundbcrq, Bobby McClain, H. B, McClain, lolin Moors-, Paul Roberts, lock Pocgsrs, Norman Bnslpmo, Cecil Soxton, Allen Smith, Dale Smith, lclnn Srni'h, Biclxard S'ovcll, lN1llimn T-Nor, Cbarles Tltonnson, W1ll1'1n1 Travis, C. l,. Travis, loss Travis, Vincent Vescwtll, Clifton Vlfolforcl, Clvn Wornblft, A. C. Wlnkte 1. rnnn, loo Gnnn+:l ls, Bi: Hiznilton, EXEC lolinr Son, Bllly Ksmp, Danny Kfonqh, Trqvrg Krm ball, Cesil Kirk, Ioserwh Lohinon, Burvl l.oyd, Cnarles Lynch, Bobby Martin, lim Mn'Gonlrl- rick, David Morrison, Davie Parrarnorn, I, B. Pendvrqrcrss, Conrad Pre-stan, lot: Pufkett, Gzloztre Pnrntfll, Dczvln Brnnnolt, Ollie Bend, Fldx-fin Beitz, l..ol1:s Bobfxtson, lobnny Robison, Prank Bose-, john Bfzrnivzpt, Bob Shntt1f r'l, 'l'onxn1if' Stcintotfl, Georfre S'. . 1lIl, Lro 'l'r11'l1- mon, Nmnon Tbonxcsson lim Vcrllfrlv loflf lfflnn, loin: Vxfilllcinis, Harry Zueeleldt. I , RA LA..- Captain: 2' 11 First Lieutenant: I . Second Lieutenants: First Sergeant: nxt. 1,. Technical Sergeants: Stat! Serqeants: 'tt'-. Captain: rmttif T.. First Lieutenant: Second Lieutenants: - I it 1 First Sergeant: 3' 1 .r':'..,11z i11f:..t1.- 513110 11 lic 1 jf 1 r:t.11r ff 7 i ii ii Technical Serqeants: r 1 4, 1. -4 Staff Sergeants: i1':1 . V fn -.' ' -, Y. ,1 .1.- i r. it Jim 11 H-1.1'1yN '1ew .1 ,....1.M,11111111-rw.,-, r rt - -J - ,.n-M...,..4-1- ,, , --,A:. '.... Company E Serqeants: VY11: 1. 1': WH' '. Pl.l'1111i ' 1 ,, 1-1. 1 5 ' '.' V' 1 t ff' 23113 -1 iH1St111w-1'w11,: 7'1' Corporals: f ., . 1 .1 if 11 , Y: :f '1 , ' ' :vu-1 :g Ei-11' . YM' 5 P1'i,' ' '- R 1: 1 :t E1:1:1'i1 it rx 'fn tit: f Privates: H1 ,:1.: i ,r.:1 '11:: Q . 1 11 '1 .1 1 1:1 1' 1 'Q' i 2 X ff 111211 f g t' W- fi i5': . '111i'i V' :.1:t1 1' C F Scrqeants: F 1 1' 4' ,-, AI 1' -W - 1' 1 1 .1 ff- 1:1-1 51111111-, 1' 'i' ' 1 -111 1 ' 5 :11:' 1' H1111 1 1 11 11,-. :.t1, rv-. 11 1 111..:, r1.1:.g fm: 1 i .V V1 lf: 1, H 11: 'I S ' 22111.11 k if :fi ,, li , H1 N ' ' ':Z,. Ile, Corporals: 31 ' xr. 'I 1 1 L ' , f'i11 ,- . 'Q 1.-5 !XUf:1 1 . 1 fz ,11 i11:1' 1f EHz,t1i': 1 N:-1.1 ie: L ,1 V11t1 iL IC1ZIi, .'1'i.:-1,. ' . ,', 'V V. N :xxx Ing- '11 H051 1' 1.71 t1 1'..11my f:1.'.,f.t 3' ii1,.1.i4 Itigvtgi , I, : xxx' H1111 Privates: bitty Fw:-11 gf, lux. At11::11,, G' 11 1. -1, i , Ut.1:1 pe Pffl 11.11115-11, ft1.1:1 imzz, L' hiifg H-111 1' iT :1:i'-1: if i1 3 H'f1iQ1f1.- f'i11,11 . ': 1,1 1. X'-1:1 1 '.1m-1 Raimi? Qix'i 1, 5' -1.-.':':V V 11.11 ' 2 5-111:1y Yotm :tr-x. Captain: Allen Httckabeo. First Lieutenant: Edwin Coker. Second Lieutenants: Lynwood Darby, linimy Goode, George Blake. First Sergeant: Dan Matthews. Technical Sergeants: Brantley Hudson, Earl Moore, lohnny Pierce. Staff Sergectnts: Lymau Blanks, Fisher Brown, Leo Brown, Robert Carpenter, Charles Chad- Well, Howard Malone, Vaughan Patman, George Perkins, Robert Sellers, Billy Smith, Marion Spitler, George Yowell. Company G Sergeants: lames Robert Cooner, Carl King, Charles Martin, Dewey Murrey, Arnold Pearce, larnes Sarver, Eugene Smith, lohn Spra't, Robert Van Voorhis. Corporals: Robert Allen, Lawrence Grossman, Billy Grace, Tad Mackenzie, Roy Mays, Rex Pensinger, Harold Reagan, Garwood Rod- gers, Charles Sale, limmy Spitler. Privates: Davie Lee Alders, Earnest Austin, limrny Biles, Homer Brooks, Howell Brooks, Ted Chaney, Robert Churchill, Glenn Cline, lerry Cochran, Allen Colliers, Dean Dries- baugh, Roland Duncan, Arthur Dyson, Edwin Gentry, lim Gossett, Gilbert Grittin, Herbert Greunke, Kenneth Haake, Billy Hal- lvert, Reginald Hall, Corroll Hawkins, Robert Haziett, Allen Henderson, Clyde Hill, Leon Hokett, Bernard Hughes, Edward Hyndman, Billy larnes, lirnmie lones, Don Keith, Robert Lawrence, lirntny Malone, Allen Matthews, Sam Maxieh, A. C. McBride, lames McWil- liams, Danny Miller, Glen Mitchell, Billy Morgan, Bobby Morris, lack Morris, Bryan Murray, Kenneth Risk, Wilburn Sanders, lohn Terry, Alton Thomas, L. B. Treat, Billy Vanlandingham, Edward Wigand, Raymond Wigand, Benny Willbanks, limniie Wilson, Robert Yowell. Good Scholarship Club KContinued from Page 88D Patricia Nichols Bob Norris Betty Ogden loyce Oliphant Adele Marie Orff Raymond Page Pat Pappas loyce Park loan Payne Earl Pearce Virginia Penn loanrte Pennington George Perkins Raymond Perkins lackie Peters Bill Pettigrew lulia lonell Platt lune Phipps David Vernon Pitti Charlyne Pond Herbert Pohl Curtis Potts D. C. Powell A. G. Power Martorie Prescott lune Presley Patsy Price nger Charles Proiitt Dorothy Nell Pugh Nelda Rakes Dollye Ramsey Mary lo Rannals Mary Ray Estelle Reed Nona Reneau Darlyene Regnier lean Reinhart loanne Rhodes Gordon Rich Norma lean Riddle Rosalind Riddle Pat Robison Garweod Rodgers Ramona Roberts Patricia Ross Reba Ross Mary Lou Row Norma Ruth Edward Sacher lean Sartin Myrlee Sawyer Leo Scarborough Bobbie Sue Scott Nancy Sellers Peggy Shelton lames Sheilet luanita Sibley lohnny Sides Henry Simpson Frankie Slay lack Slay Allen Smith C. M. Smith Frieda Smith Gladys Elaine Smith lohn Smith Vera Ven Smith Zortnie Rae Snow Diana Somers lohn Spratt leanine Springer lean Spurgin Eugene Stansell Betty lo Starnes Patricia Stephenson Beverly C. Stiles Beverly lean Stiles Martha Ann Stoker Mary Stone Betty Stovall Beth Streetrnan Helen Louie? Stroud Dan Stuart Nancy Stuart Beth Summer Barbara Surman Robert Sutton Edward Tacke Sue Taliaferro loann Tamsitt lohn Tanner Mary Louise Taylor limmie Temple Alton Thomas Charles Thompson Polly Thornton Marisue Tichenor David Tirey Mozelle Todd Gene Towry T. l. Trammell lo Ann Trice Betty Tumlinson loan Tyler Margaret Upchurch Lois Vacek limmy Walker Glenn Walls Robbie Lou Watson O Nancy Waits Robert W. Weaver Don Vtlebb Dorothy Vlfeempe Sammy Vileempe Mary White Norma Lee W'hito loy Vtfhitinarsh Gene Wiggins Pansy 'Nilcoxson lack ltlfillers Anita Williams Alice 'Williams loan Williams Patsy Williams Lucy Dale 'Williams Bobbie Williamson lulia Williamson Barbara Wilson limmy Wilson Mary ldell Vtfilsen Ruth Ann Vlfitt Mary Leon Vifoodall lmogene Worley Marcelyn Vifright Pat Yeager Billie Faye Younkma Il nt' H11 rztfml T!L'6'!Ifj'-llillf Qfficers f 1 Club C X Kim- . it AAL' Q? , E. zijn M -11 I . y.y. ag, f - y -i Q y xi 1 L iyl L,1A 'S 'V Q. f U ' -55 -.,. Law- Q33 T 5 K V F . 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Fourth row: Frrst Lieutenants Paul Abrams, Robert Slack- ney, Edwin Coker, lack Sellers: Second Lieutenants Thomas Woods, Frank Sharp. Page OMC ffIH1AI'V'A'tl Tblrfj Fifth row: Second Lieuzenants lack lnqram, jack W1l1ers, lulian Roberis, Sammy Huqqins, Lllhurn Cox, Roy Massey. Sixth row: Second Lleutenanzs B1ll Bedingfield, Harley Faster, Eugene Evans, Hugh Odcr, larnes Bostwick, Curtis Potts. Seventh row: Second lieutenants Henry gene VVatts, H. E. Ross, Iames Ditch, Horace DeForCi, Paul Tarver. Eighth row: George Blake, lanxes Goode Not in the p1c'ure: Captain Ted Kane, Howard Piefsch, Second Lieutenant Second Lieutenant William Sexton. Westerlaqe, Eu' , V ynwaod Darby. First lieutenant Phillip Hunter, ln loving memory of Major W. W. Bush- mcm, who was killed in Chino, September, 1944. Page Om' Humlrca' Thirty-one n emuriam Sunsets Boll of Honor Aderhold Bobb , Y l. Allen, David Angers, Tippy Bone, Walter Boone, Warren Bradley, Iames B. Bridges, William Brown, Robert T. Bushman, W. W. Cobb, Ballerd Couch, W. C. Darden, Leon Davis, Iack S. Dean, Lloyd Donnell, Earl, Ir. Duncan, Marvin Eidson, Frederick Etheridge, A. I. Felker, Tom H. Findley, Iames H. Folsom, Iohnny Fouts, I. Ward Guy, David M. George, lames H. Gibson, Wallace Giles, Grady Graham, William Leo Gray, William Allen Hamilton, Gray Henderson, Charles Horton, Gene Horton, Gerrard Hotard, Billy Houston, Gordon Iohnson, lack Kemper, DeWitt Kerbow, Earl L. Kiskadden, Lawrence Law, Ioe Bob Lawson, Richard Ligon, Bill Mathews, Louie Moore, Arthur R. Morehouse, William B. Morriss, William S. Muse, Iohn Owen, Iohn Patterson, Forest Pettigrew, Robert Pierce, Charles Pinto, Albert Pope, Ralph Sharp. Wallace Simpson, George B. Snelen, William Spears, I. W. Stalter, Iimmy Stephens, George Swain, Iack Tinnery, lack Thomas, Iouette Tilford, Harrison Wallace, William H., Ir. Ware, Ioe Warner, Ned Weaver, P. Alton Pritchett, Pierce M. Ross, Arch Sample, Dathan Sandifer, Ben White, William C. Wilcox, Fred Wiskochil, Bob Ziegelmeyer, Iulius E. A -AAC Abb , 1on.A.-UsA Baker, Jus. c.-AAC B1oCk.Wg11ter New Bmw' Eugene Abbitt Ernest-Navy Baldwin, HGNWG11-AYmY Black. William L.-Navy Brown, Bill-AAC Abbott' Iames E.-USA Baldwin, lcmes-Navy Blfickbumf B111-AAC Brown' CUTFOHWNQVY Abercrombie, Blanchard-AAC Ballard, Lawrence-USA Blackburn. Kenneth-NOVY grown' gGfV c,q AimY Abshire, Charles-Navy Ballard, Odom-USA Bkiqq. LGSYGT-NCIVY 'Own' 9 ln- may Abshire, David4AAC Abshire, Robert-AAC Acrey, Milford-USCG Adams, F. N.gNavy Adams, Sammy-USMC Adamson, Billy-AAC Adamsonl, Ralph-USA Adamson, Thomas I.fAAC Adkins, Iack-Navy Adkinson, IackeNavy Adkisson, W. C.-Navy Adley. lulius-Navy Albritton, BenniefUSA Alexander , Bill4Navy Alexander. Bobby-Navy Alexander, Marlin-AAC Alexander, Maulin-AAC Alexander, Paul-AAC Allen, Bill-USA Allen, Buddy-USMC Allen, CarlfAAC Allen, Francis-USA Allen, Iack E.4USMC Allen I ameseAAC Alleni Larry-USMC Allen Morris-Nav . Y Allen, N. D.-USMC Allen, Orville-Navy Allen Paul E.-AAC Auenf Tom-Ac Allsbrook, Lawrence-Navy Allsbrook, Louise-ANC Baltzell, Charles-USMC Baltzell, Don-RCAF Bamiord, Tom-AAC Banden, Frank-Navy Banks, Don-AAC Banks, Robert-AAC Barlow, Clifton--USMC Barnes, Bruner-USA Barnett, Billy-NAC Barnett, Iames-Navy Barough, Wm.fNavy Barrow, Iohn L.-Navy Bartlett, Bobby-USMC Barton, I. I.-Army Basden, Welburn4Army Bates, Byron-Navy Bauks, Robert E.-AAC Blagg, Leon-Navy Blaine, Mose-USA Blair, Billy-USMC Blanchett, Leonard-Navy Blankenship, George-AAC Blanton, Billy-USA Blanton, William-AAC Blaylock, Billy-USCG Blaylock, Billy+Navy Boatwright, C. M.-Navy Bobo, Walton4Navy Bohn, Arthur-AAC Boisseau, Tom-USA Brown, Brown 1 Ioe S.-Army Iohn-Army Brown, Iohn H.-USMC Brown, Iohn Henry-Navy Brown, Robert-AAC Brown, Roy-Navy Brown, Russell-Navy Brown, S. R.-Navy Brown, Will-Navy Browne, MarcellfNavy Browning, M. L.-Army Brownlee, Richard-Army Brummagin, Bill-Navy Bauman , Bill-USA Bauman, Bob-USA Bauman, Charles-AAC Bauman, Dick-USCG Bond, Chester-Navy Booker, Carl-USA Boone, Billy-Navy Borden, Calvin-USA Borden, Travis-USA Boren, Claude-USA Boudwin, Betty-Spar Bowling, ChestervAC Brundrett, FrankfAMC Brundrett, George-AAC Brundrett, lack-AAC Brundrett, Warner-AAC Bryan, Sonny-Navy Bryant, L. L.-AAC Bryant, Goble-AAC Bryant, Leroy-AC Alsup, Bob-USMC Amos, Richard-AAC Anderson, Bill-USMC Anderson, Frank-USA Andrews, Iames4AC Angle, Wallace-USA Applegate, Harold-USMC Applegate, KennethfNavy Appleton, Roy-USMC Armstrong, Bob-USMC Armsrtong, Don-AAC Armstronq, lack-USMC Armstrong, Paul-AC Arrington, Guy-AAC Arrington, Ierry-AAC Arrington, Iimmie-Navy Asbury, Fletcher-Navy Atchley, Bob-Navy Atchley, Walter-Navy Atwell, las. A.-Navy Austin, HowardeNavy Babb, Paul-AAC L C Nav Bailey, . .e y Baird, MandyANavy Baxter, Murphy-Navy Bavter, TurnerfAAC Beaman. W. R.-AAC Beane, Don-Navy Beaudoin, Frank-Navy Beaumon, D. P.-Navy Beazley, Bill-Navy Beazley, Dan-Navy Becker, Bill-AAC Beeler, B. H., Ir.-USA Bellamy, IackfUSMC Bellamy. lackeNavy Bell, Glenn C.-USA Bell, Paul-AC Bell, Raymond-USA Bellow, Van Ed.-USA Benat, Lawrence-USA Bender, Bill-AC Bennett, Buddy-AAC Bennet, Grover-AAC Bennett, Harold-Navy Benson, Betty-WAC Bentinck, George F.-USA Bentley, Billy-MM Bentley, Edwin R.-AAC Bentley, Iohn E.-Army Bernard, Paul-AAC Berry, Bob-AAC Bowling, Wayne-Navy Bowling, Harold-USA Bowman, Clarence-Navy Bowman, Ias.-AAC Box, Quenton-Navy Box, Robert-AAC Boyd, BillyfNavy Boyd, Charles W.-Navy Boyd, Harold-AAC Boyd, Iohn L.+AAC Boyett, Harolde-Army Brabbham, Charles-Army Bracken, O. D.-NAC Bradbury, I. D.-AAC Bradford, Robert-AAC Bradley, Iohn E.-Army Brammer, Herbert l...iAAC Brantly, Sherwood H.-AAC Brannon, Elisha E.-MM Brank, Alfred-USMC Brandenburg, Bob-AAC Brandenburg, Tom-AAC Brashear, Tommy-Navy Bray, Leslie-AAC Brazelton, Everett-MM Brewer, Iack-Army Brewer, Gene-Army Brewton, Earl-Navy Beyer, David-Navy Beves, David-Navy Biagio, Billie-Navy Billinas, Tom-AAC Bird, Bill-AAC Bishop, Truett-AAC Black, Bill-4Navy Bridge William- eArmy S, Britain, A. W.fArmv Britain Britain Britain Raymond-Army lack-Navy ' l.ynnfArmy Britton, Ernest-Navy Britton, Wm. L.-WUSCG Baker, C. L.--Navy Baker, I. G.fNaVY Baker, Iack-USA Page One Hundred Thiriy-two Black, Doyle- -USA Black, Gene-Navy Black, Nelson-Navy Broadbent, Iames,AAC Broadbent, Robert-AAC Bronar, Robert-fAAC Brooks, Glenn M.-Navy Buckly, Harold4AAC Bull, Walter-Navy Bunn, EugeneiMAC Burg, Chas.-Army Burch, Arthur Lee-AAC Burden, I. W.-Navy Burdette, Houston-AAC Burger, Billy-AAC Burger, Frank-Navy Burgess, V. 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E.-USA Lompkins, MiltonfAAC Long, Iimmie-USMC Long, R. I.--Navy I oomis Geor e USA Martinson, Avery-Navy Marton, Reginald-USMC Mason, George--USA Mason, G. F.-USMC Massey, lack-USMC Mateson, Iean-Navy Mathis, EugenefUSA Matthews, Iimmie-USMC Maupin, Warren-AAC Maxwell, KeithfUSA May, Elqene-USA May, Iames-USA May, Ioe T.--AAC Mays, Rollo-Navy Mayo, Bobby-USA Means, Harry!Navy Mears, Vernon W.--AC Medaris, Garland-AAC Medford, Geo. W.-AAC Meeks, BillyfUSA Meisell, Frank-USMC Melton, Odell-MM Melton, Harold-USA Melton, WilliamfNavy Menis, Harry-Navy Merriott, Iack-USA Merritt, Paul Deee-Navy Milan, Pat-Navy Milbourn, Daniel-Navy Moore, R. M.-Army Moore, Robert-USCG Moore, Ross-AAC Moore, Stuart-Army Moore, Th omas-Army Moore, Ward-USMC Moorman, Moorman, Moorman, GeorgefNavy RalphfArmy TedAArmy More, Iimmyflkrmy Morehouse, IulianYNAC Morehouse, Sidney-AAC Morgan, Hugh-Navy Morgan, Iack-Navy Morgan, T. C.-Army Morrill, E1 bridge-Army Morrill, Harold L.fAAC Morrill, Ri ch-AAC Morrill, Vernon-Army Morris, Darrell-Army Morris, William-AAC Morrison, BillyfAAC Morrison, Bobby-HAAC Morrison, Chas. L,eAAC Morrison, Eddie-AAC Morrison, Landon-Navy Morrison, Morrison, MalcolmgAAC Richard-Navy Morse, Gifford-AAC Morse, M, W.-Army Morton, Clarence!-Army Morton, lames-AAC Morton, IohnANavy Morton, Paul-Army Morton, RolandfUSMC Morton, Sam-Army Moser, RobertiNavy Moss, Billy-AAC Mosteller, Billy4AAC Mott, B. R.-AAC Muhs, I. E.-AAC Mulkey, eGorge-Navy Mullane, Robert D.-Navy Mullins, Billy-Army Mullins, Fred-USCG Mullins, I. L.-AAC Munster, Frank-USCG Munster, Iames-NAC Murphy, W. D.-AAC Murray, Murray, Murray, CecilAAAC Earl-Army I. E.-Army McAnally, AlvaleefUSMC McBee, Charles-AAC McBride, Bob--Army McBride, Charles-AAC , Iohn-Navy Milburn, O'Neil-Navy Miles, DaVidwAAC Miller, Miller, Charlese-Navy Edward--AAC Miller, MorrisvUSA Miller, Nelson-Navy Miller, Richard-Navy Miller, RobertfA1-XC Russell-Army f Q f Loomis, Ierry W.-USA Looney, Bill-AAC Looney, Guy-Navy Looney, Henry-USA Looney, Iohn W.-AAC Looney, Miller, WoodroWfUSMC Millikin, Paul-USMC Mims, Bob-AAC Minyard, Bill-USA Miracle, DixonfNavy Mitchell, DanfUSMC Mitchell, DonfUSMC Mitchell, Eugene-Army Mitchell, Harry-Navy Moman, Lloyd-Navy Monk, OliverfNavy Montcrief, Billy M.-AAC Montgomery, Iohn R.-AAC Moomaw, Robert-Army McBride, Marshall-Army McBride, R. K.fNavy McBride, W. L.-Army McBroom, Herman-Army McCain, Iack-Navy McCain, Marshall-Navy McCall, G. W., Ir.-Navy McClain, Billy-USMC McClain, R. H.-Navy McClennahan, ClaudefAAC McClelland, Iohn H.-Army McClenan, George-Navy McCleskey, Lee-Navy McConathy, Emmitt-USCG McConetley Emmett-USCG McCord, Bob-Navy McGinn, Dorothy-WAVES McGoldrick, Iack-AAC McGoldrick, IohnfAAC Mcllroy, Homer C.eNavy Mclntosh, George-AAC McKay, Chester-USMC McKay, Kenneth-Army McKeever, LeRoy4AAC McKenney, C. E.-Navy McKenney, Geo. V.-Navy McKenney, Margaret-WAVES McKenzie, Edwin-fNAC McKey, Irvine-AAC McKinney, Buddy-Navy McKinney, Eugene-Navy McKinney, George-Navy McKinney, Iohn R.-AAC McKinney, Mercer-Navy McLarty-AAC McMarth, Bill-AAC McMurray, BillfUSMC McMurry, Claude W.-USMC McMurry, I. C.-USMC McNair, Loyd-AAC McNair, Paul-AAC McNutt, Price W.-Army McQueen, Ernest-NAC McVeY. l- C.eAAC McVey, Richard--USMC McWilliams, Earl-Navy Nail, Bob-AAC Nailer, Burnest-AAC Nance, Douglas7USCG Nance. Elden-Marines Nance, HoyteUSCG Nance, Iohn L.-Navy Nash, Bennie-NAC Nash, Homer-Navy Nash, IoefNavy Nearpass, Clifford-Navy Neff, Donald-Army Neigmbors, I. L.-Army Nelson, Albert-USCG New, Iarnes-USMC Newberry, Clarence-AAC Newberry, Robert-USMC Newman, Ulmer I.-AAC Newton, Robert-USMC Nibile, Grady-Army Nicholls, Claude-fArmy Nicks, Lewton-Navy Nicol, Don-Navy Nitche, Edward-Navy Norman, Henry-Army Norman, Ralph-Army Norman, TedWArmy Norris, Tome-Army Nowlin, Charles-AAC O'Daniel, Norwood-AAC Oden, Hillman-AAC Oden, KarlwNavy Oden, Robert-Navy Oefinger, Lyman-Navy Oglesby, H. B.-Army Oliphant, Dick-AAC Oneal, Iames-USMC Ord, Billy-AAC Orenbgum, Sam-Army Orenbaun, Sutton--Army Orr, Billy-AAC Orr, Robert M.-Army Osborn, Ralph-Navy Osterman, Raymond-Navy Ott, Leon-Navy Overbeck, Ioe-Aamy Overton, Billy-Army Overton, Earl-Army Overton, Noel-Army Owsley, RaymondiNavy Oxford, Dick-AAC Packer, Gilbert Lee-Navy Packer, Iames-Navy Packer, M. S.-Navy Losey, C. E.-MAC Loupot, Floyd-NAC Lowe, Iohn-Navy Lowrance, Cecil--AAC Lowrance, Wilson-Navy Lowry, I. L.--AAC Lowry, Richard I.-fNavy Lowry, Robert V.--USA Moon, William-USMC Moore, Ashley-Army Moore, Billy-NAC Moore, Boby-USMC Moore, Bruce--Armv Moore, DewevwUSCG Moore, Don-Navy Moore, Edward-AAC McCord, Ross-Army McCord, Warren-AAC McCoy, Charles-Navy McDaniel, Arthur-Army McDaniel, Buck-AAC McDaniel, Gerald I.-Navy McDaniel, Iames-USMC McDaniel, IerrviNf1vv McDaniel, W. D.-AAC McDonald, Alva-MAC McDowell, Iames-Navy McDowell, Owen-Navy McFarland, Richard A.-AAC McGinn, Betty-WAVES Packer, W. B.-Navy Painter, T. A.-USMC Pappas, Pete-USMC Paris, Hoyt-AAC Paris, Sam-AAC Parish, Randall-USMC Park, Iim-Army Parker, Bob-USMC Parker, DickkNavy Parker, Floyd-Navy Parker, Iack-Navy Parramore, L. I.-AAC Parramore, T. R.-NAC Parsons, Herbert-USMC Page One Hundred Thirly-five Pasina, Frank-Army Pate, Iimmy-Navy Patrick, W. I.-AAC Patterson, Billy-Army Patterson, F. M.-Army Geor eeArm Patterson, g y Patterson, Harold L.-Army Patterson, Margaret-WAC Pattillos, Billy-NAC Patton, Clarence-AAC Patton, Dan4AAC Patton, William H.4Navy Peacock, Glenn-AAC Pearce, Mary-WAC Pearson, B. C.-Navy Pearson, Edward-Navy Peck, P. T.-Navy Peckham, Chester4USCG Pendley, Bill-Army Penta, HenryAArmy Perdue, R. I.-Navy Perkins, Clyde-Army Perkins, I. I.-AAC Perkins, S. T.4Army Peters, Claude-Army Peterson, F. C.-Navy Pettigrew, Iack-Navy Pettigrew, Iim-Army Pettigrew, Hugh-Army Pettigrew, Martha H.-Nurse Philbrick, Charles!Navy Philly, Ramon-AAC Phillips, A. I.-Army Phillips, Basil-Navy Phillips, Bob-Army Phillips, Dick-Army Phillips, Iack-NAC Phillips, I. C.eNavy Phillips, Iohn Tom-Army Phillips, Iohnny-Army Kirk Nav Phillips, - y Phillips, Thomas-Army Pickett, Weldon-NAC Pinta, Oliver-Navy Pitts, Byron-USMC Pitts, Iim-Army Player, CharlesiArmy Pledger, Gordon-USMC Plummer, Gordon-Army Pollard, Edward--Army Pollard, Russellf-AAC Pomerice, AlfredfNavy Pender, Edward4Army Ponder, Elwyn-Navy Ponder, I. T.-Army Ponder, Thelwin-Navy Ponder, W. B.-Army Pope, David-AAC Pope, Iimmy-NAC Pope, Ralph-Navv Pope, Raymond+AAC Porter, G. E.-AAC Porter, Iohn B.-Army Potter, Iames-Navy Pounds, LaMar-Navy Pounds, Truman-Navy Ponuds, O. L.-Navy Powell, A. Wayne-Army Powell, D. B.-Navv Powell, Howard4Army Powell, Victor-Navv Powers, Albert C.iArmy Powers, Charles-Navy Prather, Wallace H.-Navy Pratt, C. I.-Army Preddy, Robert-USCG Preddy, Wm. Earl-Navy Iames Nav Prewitt, r-e y . Carl-AAC Price, I. C.-USCG Price, Owen-Navy Price, R. V.-Army Price, Wayne-Navy Pribble, FRed-Navy Proctor, Bill-Navy Proctor, Charles S.-Army Pritchett, Henry-MC Pruitt, Iames-Navv Pulley, Rodrick4AAC Purcell, BillyfNavy Purdue, Raymond-Navy Purtell, C. H.-AAC Ouiram, Wilton-Army Radley, RoberteAAC Rahn, EddiefNavy Rainbolt, I. D.--Army Price Pagz' Om' Ilnudrfrl Thirly-tix Rainey, I. B., Ir.-Army RaineY, l. R.-Army Rainey, Robert-NAC Ralston, Robert-fArmy Ramsey, Austin4Navy Ramsey. lack-AAC Ramsey, Weston-Navy Randolph, LaMott-Navy Ranne, Ioe-Navy Rattenberry, Iames-Army Rawlings, Albert-Navy Rawlings, Ivan-Army Rawlings, Lee Roy-RAF Ray, Curtis-Navy Ray, Ed.-Army Rayburn, Wm.-AAC Raymer, Moid-Navy Reagan, Glenn-AAC Redman, Russell-AAC Reeb, Chas. L.-AAC Reed, Douglas B.--Army Reed, Ernest-Army Reed, Iohnnie-Navy Reed, Warren Earl-Navy Reese, Billy4MC Reese, Elmo-USMC Reese, Nelson-USCG Reeves, Iames V.-AAC Reeves, Fat-AAC Register, Iames-AAC Reinhardt, Elton-Navy Reitz, A. F.-Navy Reitz, Roy-Navy Rhea, Edwin-USCG Rhoads, Louis W.-AAC Rhome, Byron--AAC Rhotenberry, Ias.-AAC Ribble, Chas. R.-AAC Rice, FranklinfAAC Rice, Ioe-Army Richards, Billy Pat-NAC Richey, Allen-NAC Richmond, Edwine-Army Ridgeway, Billy-Army Ridgeway, Elbert-Army RidgewCIY, I. R.-Army Ridgeway, RichardfNavy Ridgway, I. T.-USMC Ridgway, Wm.-AAC Riggs, Dean-Army Riggs. R. B.-Army Rigney, Frank-AAC Riley, Doyle-Navy Riley, Iim-Navy Riley, Pat-USMC Riley, Ransom-AAC Rippley, IackfUSMC Robbins, Kenneth-Navy Robbins, Winston-Army Roberts, A. I.-Army Roberts, BillyfNavy Roberts, Ioe-Navy Roberts, Wilbur I.4Navy Roberts, William-Army Robertson, Hall4Navy Robertson, I. D.-Navy Robinson, Bob-Army Robinson, Charles-Army Robinson, George4AAC Robinson, Sharon-AAC Rodgers, George-Army Rodman, IayfNavy Roper, HaroldfAAC Rose, Guy M.-Army Rose, Meador-Army Rose, Milton4AAC Roseborough, Wm.-Navy Roth, MiltoneUSMC Rowe, Hubert-AAC Rudd, T. F.fNavy Ruhl, Gene-AAC Runkell, Stan-Navy Rushing, I. K.-USMC Rushing, Kenneth-MC Rushing, Roy-Army Russell, C. C.-USMC Russell, Louis-Navy Russell, Tommy-Navy Russell, Wilford-Army Russey, E. K.-Navy Sage, Kenny-AAC Sale, Herbert-Army Sale, Scott-Armv Sallis, Harold-AAC Sammons, Cecil-Navy Sample, Dathan-AAC Sanders, Sanders, Sanders, Sanders, Sanders, A. D.-Navy I. I.-Navy KirbyeAAC Warren-USMC W. H.-AAC Sanford, CharleseArmy Sanford, CharleseMAC Sans, Iohn C.-AAC Santerre , Clifford-Navy Santerre, H. N.-AAC Santerre , R. G.fArmy Sartin, Iames R.4Army Saunders, I. T.-Army Savage, Ioe S.-Navy Saye, Henry-Army Scaff, EdWardgNAC Scaff, Iames-USMM Scaff, Loyd-Army Scaff, Vernon4AAC Scales, Iohnny-Navy Scarborough, Charlesv Schaefer, Billy-Army Schwab, NAC Otis-AAC Schween, Bob-AAC Scott, Billy-Navy Scott, Da Scott niel V.-Navy Ernest-Army Scottl Ernest Z.-Navy Scott, Frank-AAC Scott, Ha rold-AAC Scott, Howard-Army Irwin C.fArmy Scott: Lee-NAC Scott Scott, Ru Scruggs, ssell-AC lack A.-USMC Seibenhausen, David-USMC Self, Frank-AAC Self, Iimmy S.fAAC Sellers, G. H.-AAC Sellers, Howard-AAC Shackleford, A. L.-Army Shankles, Ioe-Navy Shankles, Louis-Army Shanklin, Iack-Navy Sharp, AtleyvNavy Sharp, A. T.-Navy Sharp, I. Shar B.-Army Marlan-Nav P1 Y Sharp, Vernon--Army Sharp, Wallace-Army Shaw, Iohn-USCG Shaw, Lewis-Navy Sheffield, Edward-MAC Sheffield, Rex-AUSMC Sheffield Sheffield Sheffield ,RoyfArmy , T. I.4Army , Wayne-USMC Shelton, CharlesMNavy Shelton, Dowlen-Navy Shelton, Warren C.-Navy Shepherd, O. W.-AAC Shiflett, Roland M.-Navy Shippee, Shively, Cruse-AAC H. L.ANavy Shook, lack W.-fAAC Short, Billy-Army Siebenhausen, Richard-USMC Sikes, Bobby-Navy Sikes, Charles-Navy Silas, Ha Siler, Art Silvus, C rold-Army hurAArmy alvin-USMC Simmons, Abe4Navy Simmons, Bob-Navy 'Simmons, G. B.fNavy Simmons, Glenn Ed4NAC Simmons Simmons Simpson, Simpson, Simpson, , Iohnny-AAC , Kenneth-AAC Dan-AAC Eugene-NAC Gene-Navy Sims, Iack-USMC Sims, Kenward-USMC Sims, Luther L.-Navy Singleton, Iack-AAC Skaer, I. Wm.-USMC Skiles, C. V.-USMC Skinner, Bill-AAC Skinner, Iames-Army Skinner, Ted-AAC Slaten, Dan G.-AAC Slater, G. M.-USMC Smart, Hardy-USMC Smith, A. E.-Navy Smith, A lden-AAC Smith, Bob-USMC Smith, Britain-AAC Smith, Brooks-USMC Smith, C. A.-Navy David-AAC Smith, Smith, Edward-USMM Smith, Elroy-Army Smith, EugeneYNavy Everett-Army Smith, Smith, Faye-Red Cross Smith, Harold-Army Smith, Iames-Army Smith, Iohn A.-Navy Smith, I. C.eUSCG Smith, I. R.-USMC Smith, Kenneth-Army AC Smith, Larry-Navy Smith, Lee-Army Raymond-AAC Smith, Smith, TomfUSCG Smith, T. E.fArmy Smith, Vernon S.-Army W. T.-Navy Smith, Smith, William-USCG Smyth, Lewis-Navy Snider, Robert-Army Snyder, Bill-Army Somers, Iames-AAC Somers, Ioel-AAC Sorrell, Alfred-Navy Sorrells, Charles-NAC Sorrells, George-Navy Southern, Terry-AAC Spain, Bill-Navy Spears, Aubrey-Army Spears, Ioe-Army Spencer, Bob-Navy Spencer, lack-AAC Spencer, Ianuary-Army Speed, Elvett-Navy Speed, Raymond-AAC Speed, Thomas-Navy Speed, Worth-AAC Spring. loe-USMC Springston,Arad-AAC Sprowls, Bill-USMM Sprowls, I. L.-AAC Sprowls, Iohnnie-AAC Sprowls, Wm.-Army Spruce, Merlin-AAC Stailey, B. C.-AC Stahl, Dick-AAC Stalcup, Bobby-AAC Stalcup, Margie--WAC Stallings, Raymond-AAC Stanford, Iohn-Navy Stansell, R. D.-Army Stapp, Wm.fNavy Starkey, Billy-MC Starrinq. lohn-AAC St. Cricg, Marcel-AAC Steger, Bill-Army Steger, Ed. H.-AAC Steinhoff, KeithfArmy Stephens, George-Navy Stephenson, Clayton-AAC Sterling, Alvin-Army Sterling, Mac-Army Sternburg, Paul-USMM Stevens, Fred-USMC Stevens, Iack-USMM Stevens, Sherwood-Army Stewart, Bobby-USMM Sewart, Iames-AAC Stewart, LeRoy-NAC Stice, lack-NAC Stogsdill, Charles-USCG Stone, Alvin-Army Stone, Gordon Z.-Navy Stone, Iackv-AAC Storey, Leonard-Navy Stovall, Iames-Navy Strange, Elmore-NAC Street, Frank-Army Streckfuss, Harold-Navy Strickland, DouglasfAAC Strickland, K. L.-Navy Strickland, Lvnn-Army Strickland, Warren-Army Stulz, Lewis-USMM Sturaess, O. G.-AAC Suadlenak, IohnfArmy Suhler, Iames R.-AAC Suhler, Sidnev+AAC Surles, Same-AAA Suter, William-Armv Sutherland, Lonnie-Navy Sutherland, Tommi-USMC Swain, Iack-Army Swain, T. E.-Army Swenson, Gus-AAC Swenson, William-Navy Swope, Leroy-Army Tabor, Elmore-USMC Talbot, Iames-Army Talbor, ThomasfArmy Talliaierro, Leslie-NAC Tanco, Felix-AAC Tankersley, Gordon-Navy Tankersley, Iack-AAC Tarter, Bill-AAC Tarver, Dalton-AAC Tarver, Iack-Navy Tarver, Iack A.-MAC Tate, Howard-AAC Tate, Tom-Navy Taylor, Earl-USMC Taylor, Gene L.-Army Taylor, I. M.-USMC Taylor, Ioe-Army Taylor, Louis-Army Taylor, SonnyfAAC Teal, Edward-AAC Tenneson, L. B.-Army Tenny, GordonvAAC Terry, Benjamin-Army Terry, Chas.-AAC Terry, Dolan-Navy Terry, F. H.fArmy Teubner, Harold-AAC Teubner, Pat-AAC Thomas, Billy-Navy Thomas, CharlesiAAC Thomas, Iack M.-USMC Thomas, Richard-NAC Thompson, David-Navy Thompson, Dick-AAC Thompson, Kenneth-AAC Thompson, Edwin-Army Thompson, E. H.-AAC Thompson, F. E.-AAC Thompson, M. M.-Army Thompson, Richard S.WAAC Thompson, R, C.fArmy Thompson, T. B.-AAC Thompson, TraviseAAC Thomson, Ioseph-AAC Thomson, Wm. H.-Army Thorp, MauricefArmy Thurber, Ioe-Navy Thurman, David-USCG Thurman, Ioe-Navy Thurman, Sidney-AAC Thurmond, Leo-Army Tinsley, lames-Navy Teiple, Iohn-Navy Tirey, Homer-Navy Titus, Iack-Army Tiver, Dalton-AAC Tomlinson, G. F.-AAC Tomlinson, Mack-NAC Tomlinson, Ross-NAC Tompson, Dick-AAC Tompson, F. E.-AAC Tompkins, Milton-AAC Townsend, Bobby-USMC Travers, Ierry-USNN Trimble, Lynn--Army Tubre, Perrie-AAC Tubre, Steve-AAC Tucker, B. H.-Navy Tucker, Iames-Navy Tucker, Mavis-ANC Tucker, Roscoe-AAC Tucker, Terrell-Navy Tudor, Frank-AAC Tumlinson, W. W.-Navy Turner, Iohn-USMC Turner, Leland-AAC Turner, Robert-Navy Turpin, Bob-Army Turquette, IaCk4Army Turquette, RaymondwArmy Turrle, Ias.fAAC Urban, E. Douglass, Ir.-Army Urban, Harry-Navy Utgard, Duane-Navy Utley, Edgar-Navy Valentine, Billy-Army Valeton, Bill-Navy Vander Hoya, Fred-Army Vander Hoya, H. A.-Army Van Meter, George-Army Van Meter, Martha4WAC Van Zandt, IackANavy Vaughan, G. H.-Army Vaughn, BillyfAAC Vaughn, Clifford-Navy Vernon, Frank-AAC Vick, Thos.-Army Vickery, Thornton-AAC Waddell, Robert R.-Navy Waddle, Acott-Army Wade, Billy-Army Wade, Ioe-Navy Wade, Louis--AAC Wadsworth, Dan-Navy Wadsworth, D. B.-Navy Wagner, Iack-AAC Wagner, I. T.-Army Walden, Billy-Army Walden, Frank-Army Vtlalden, Iack-Army Walker, Alvin-Navy Walker, Denson F.--AAC Walker, EarlfNavy Walker, Homer-Navy Walker, Iimmy-USMC Walker, Martha G.-USMC Walker, TommyeUSMC Walker, W. F.-Navy Walker, W. I.-Navy Walker, W. S.-Navy Wallace, Eugene-Army Wallen, Don-Navy Waller, IohnfArmy Waller, RoberteAAC Waller, Ted-Army Wallis, IamesgNavy Walls, Don-Navy Walls, Willie-NAC Walraven, Iimmy-Navy Vtlanke, Alfred D.-USCG Wanger, BudfNAC Ward, Allen-Army Ward, T. T.--Army Ware, CalviniAAC Ware, Iames-AAC Ware, IoefAAC Warmath, Martin-Navy Warner, Clarence-Army Warner, Iohn-AAC Warner, Kenneth-Navy Warren, Iack-Navy Warren, Kenneth-Navy Warrington, Gail--Navy Waters, Warren-Navy Watson, BillyfNavy Watson, Elmer-AAC Vtlatson, Grady-AAC Watson, Iames-Army Watson, Quinton-Navy Watson, Reece-USMC Waugh, C.-Army Wayland, Iames-Navy Wayland, Aex-Navy Weathered, Iim-Army Weatherford, Max-USMC Webb, G. A.fNavy Webster, Bob-USMC Webster, Earl-AAC Vtfebster, Feild-Navy Webster, Ierry-USMC Webster, Iimmie7NaVy Webster, Iohnny-Navy Weems, Mary Helen-Waves Welch, Ben-AAC Welch, Iames-Army Welch, Ned-AAC Wells, Billy+Navy Wells, B, M.-Navy Wells, W. C.-Army Wells, VJ. C.+Navy Werner, A. L.-Waves Werner, FrankwArmy Werner, Harry-Army Werner, Loyd-Navy Werner, Wm. S.-Army West, Chas.-Army West, lack-NAC West, StarkiAAC Westbrook, Buddy-Navy Westerieldt, Donald7Navy Westerfeld, I. I.-Navy Wetesles, Iohnny-Navy Wexler, Iohn T.-USMC Whicher, Iimmy-AAC Whiddon, Earnest-USCG Whilden, Iohn F.-Army Whisenant, Iohn L.-USMC White, BilliUSMC White, Cecil-USMM White, Marvin-USCG White, Raymond-USMC White, Walter L.fArrny White, Warren T.-Army Whiten, MarvinfNavy Whitten, Robert E.-USMC Whitehead, E. L.-Army Whitfield, Al-USMC Whitfield, Ray-Navy Whitfield, Roy-AAC Wickoff, K. V.-Navy Wilcox, FredfAAC Wilde, Bieber--Navy Wiley, Earl--Army Wilhite, George-Army Wilkinson, Dick E.-Navy Wilkinson, Robert-Army Wilkerson, Iack-Navy Williams, CullenfMAC Williams, ElmofAAC Williams, George-Army Williams, Ioe-Navy Williams, Iohn-AAC Williams, Iohn B.-Army Williams, KennethfUSCG Williams, Rayburn-AAC Williams, Richard-MAC Willis, Dee-Navy Wilson, Bill-AAC Wilson, Hugh-Army Wimberly, Katherine-Waves 'Wimberly, Olive K.-Waves Wilmoth, A. W.iUSMC Winemiller, Iack-Army Winemiller, Perry-Army Windham, Donald7AAC Winn, I. M.-AAC Wise, Curtisfltlavy Wishart, Iimmy-Navy Wisner, William-AAC Wolfe, Babe-AAC Wolfe, C. T.-Army Wolfe, C. M.+Navy Wolfe, Edward-AAC Wolfe, Dorris-Army Wolfe, PetefAAC Womack, Robert-Navy Wood, Charles-Marines Wood, H. C.-Army Wood, Oran-Army Woods, BoydeArmy Woods, C. P.-Army Woods, FlorinefWAC Woods, I. B.-AAC Woods, Ruth-WAC Woolsey, Charles-USMC Wooton, Clifton-Navy Wooton, Gaston-USMC Wooten, HowardiNavy Worden, Iohn-USCG Worley, Lawrence-Army Worth, Milton-Army Wright, Ioe-Navy Wright, I. D.-Army Wyatt, lackfAAC Wyatt, RamondfUSMC Yarborouah, BarkleyiUSMC Yates, A. 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P is them Whenever ii is possible. -THE STAFF be Francine Drew S6029 238 West Jefferson CFOSS I IC W-0700 A , l Street from Texas Theatre JUNIOR, MISSES AND WOMEN'S APPAREL ExCIusive11ess Wifhozzf Exfravagaucev LA VONNE RINDY, Owner 9 The HUB Budget Sloop Recommends FINE APPAREL FOR MEN, IVOMEN and CHILDREN FRIENDLY OAK CLIFF OAK CLIFF SEWING MACHINE SHOP Srlvilzg Marihillrx aml xldflllllll Clrzulvr Rrprzirirzg WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE ALL MAKES Parts for All Makes Buttonhules - Belt Buckles - Hemstitching 11S XY'est jefferson Phone Y2--1247 Oak Clif Headquarfers WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Fred A. Kelly 9 Furniture Co. 200 West Jefferson TZL'l'lIfjf Years in Oak Cliff Telephone W-1800 BECKLEY CLUB CAFE Open Day cmd Night 113 West Jefferson Phone M-0589 DALLAS, TEXAS A MANDELSTAM'S CO1Ilplilllf?I'1fS of Ladies' Readgf-to-Wear and Millilzgray 125 West jefferson Ave. Telephone W-8511 BENTLEY,S GROCERY Sc MARKET 772 Duscnnvillc Avenue, Cockrcll Hill Phone Madison-0374 Same Location Since 1912 Fancy and Sfaple Groceries ' with nz Bofrm original 240 W. Jefferson BOBBIE LOCKI-IART W-3000 Across from Texas Theatre P g Om' Illxmfrwf Forly Conaratulations to the l945 Sunset Graduates KIWANIS KANTEEN 330 West Jefferson Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Oak Cliff Phone M-2155 We Deliver R A V E N , S Prescription Pharmacy Pl'f'SL'l'i1Jfi01Z St'r1f'ice EA'Cl1lSf1f'l'Ij! 326 West Jefferson Dallas, Texas XVC Call For and Deliver POLISHING-WAXING H. H. KORNEGAY Phone W-9432 316 Wfcst Jefferson Cliff Auto Market YOU MUST BE PLEASED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD Cities Service Station TROJAN I.UIsRIeATIoN B. J. Ross, Mgr. Dallas 8, Texas WASHING-TIRIZ RIQPAIRING 737 WICSK jefferson M-0316 C0l7lpIiIllC71f5 George Karlen Automobiles YOUR OAK CLIFF DEALER IN HIGH GRADE GOOD USED AUTOMOBILES 3 3 6 West Jefferson Phone M-5179 IMPLEX SYSTEM E. L. SEITZLER PAY SEITZLER Office Supplies REPUBLIC NATIONAL LIFE BUILDING 359 W. jefferson Street M-1057 D ll T s PAYS EWELERS C!I7l1f7!iIl1Cl1fX of I SMITH FOOD MARKET E'l'CVJ'fhi71g in Frvxli Fruifx and Vl'gf'flII7Il'S Y2'2828 225 West Jefferson 379 West Jefferson M-0279 Page Om' I'IIUIKlV'C'lI lfortg 2 O Bice XV-1146 Res. M-3506 EDGAR WELLS COMPANY SPIZCIALIZING IN OAK CLIFF REAL ESTATE AND LOANS 225 If. juiferson Blvd. Dallas 8, Texas CCMPI.IfTE HOME FURNISHERSU Envy Terms BOLIN 8c SELVIDGE FURNITURE Co. 209 East jefferson VUE BUY, SELL anal EXCHANGE W . M. BOLIN Phone M-2586 Y. W. S1 Lvlmgli DALLAS, TEXAS LYON-GRAY LUMBER CO. Established 1876 DUPONT PAINTS 216 East Jefferson Madison-2181 Ride the Street Cam . The very low street car rate granted the high school students is a real aid to them in securing their educa- tion .... We Want every student to be our friend. Dallas Railway gl Terminal Co. TEXAS SEED 85 PLANT CO. GILBERT-LYNCH STUDIOS S28 East Tenth Stl-ect 200 East Jefferson W-8101 FluzL'v1's am! P1'z:1zfx for All OCCLISIUIIS KOCl'flk Fillbbillg PfJ0f0g7'clPlJS Phone W-1124 C. S. RYDELI. Night Club Photos Photo Coloring ll T H E R F 0 R D Business SOHO0L Better T1'IlilIUIi Gwzcfzzazfesu 9 Shorthand and Typing 9 Bookkeeping 9 Comptometer 9 Burroughs Calculator 9 Monroe Calculator 9 Bookkeeping Machine 9 Review Courses 9 Day and Evening COMMERCE AT FIELD ST., DALLAS Compliments of CTROVES LUMBER COMPANY 106 East Jefferson Phone M-2171 M-7 7-DAY WATCH SERVICE W. W. CARPENTER 325 LAKE CLIFF DR. 938 All Work Guaranteed Page One I-Iznzdrvd Forly-ina HOLLAND CLEANERS e E. NV. HOLLAND, Owner A Good Place for Good Wo1'k 702 South l'Iamp10n Phone Mf0080 CC1ll1P.7f7l1l'lIf5 of CARTER,S CAFE 705 S. Hampton Mrs. Hugh Carter, Mgr. LET'S TALK LUMBERH DON CAMERON Manager Oak Cliff Yard GEO. W. OWliNS LUMBER COMPANY M-8101 - Residence W-1616 1126 Hampton Road Dallas Foncy oznd Stople Groceries, Fresh ond Cured Meots NEAL BROS. CLOVER FARM STORE Telephone M-0561 311 South Hampton QP PIKE BROS. BODY WOLRKS BODY AND FENDER WORK 625 South Hampton M-4466 DUC0 PAINTING 603 Hampton Road M-5874 SUNSET PHARMACY Q HARDIN THEATER SUPPLY Co. , Dr. Fellx Spector 714 South Hampton M-2235 9 Physician and Surgeon S. H. SIMS GROCERY AND MARKET Madison-8292 1203 S. Hampton Road 703 Hampton Res. M-6748 Dallas, Texas Groceries, Fresh Meats and Poultry Page One Hundred Forty-tb Y0n'1fe Always WC'1C0llZC At Duntorfs Cafeteria 1609 Elm Street CLINE MUSIC COMPANY, Inc. Everything for Banff and Orchesfra GUARANTEED REPAIR WORK C1948 1409 Elm Street MODE O'DAY Dresses - Lingerie - Hosiery 242 Wfest Jefferson 1412 E1m C!Illl1J1.:llIl'IlfS of B 86 G I-IOSIERY SHOPS 1502 Elm Street 1628 Elm Street Every Purchase Unconditionully Guaranteed SAM DYSTERBACH COMPANY Elm at Prarl POR BAND AND PEP SQUAD UNIFORNIS OF TI-IE ISIQTTIQR KIND Our LTIIIIUVIIIX Arr' cjllflftlfltllflg C0lIZl71illZClIfS HOME FURNITURE CO. Elm and Preston Complete Home Fznfnisbinfgs All Prezfiozzs Srlrrol Nvgafives are on We nf D E N I S O N ' S 11022 Efm Conzlblinzents of 1800 Elm 234 West Jefferson 3100 Oak Lawn All Late Records, Popular Music Also Band Instruments BROOK MAYS ci CO. Home of Fine Pianos Since 1901 1005 Elm Street C-6214 C0llIIIIillIl'lIfS of PAUL,S SHOES, Inc. 1600 Elm Street Dallas WHITTLE MUSIC COMPANY Everything Musical C-5191 1108 Elm Street FAKES CS CO. ELM, FIELD and PACIFIC Furnishing Texas Homes Since 1876 I xg Ona' Ilnnrlrcrl Forfy-four Complimezzls of R. A. WOOD SERVICE STATION 601 West Jefferson DUNLAP-SWAIN COMPANY OAK CLIFF STORE 636-38 West Jefferson Street Phone W-5252 Complinzerzzfs COllIl7IfllZClIfS BRYANS BARBECUE Silzee 1910 530 West Jefferson Y2-2350 POOLE FUNERAL HOME In Serviee of Ofhersn 437 W. Jefferson Dallas 8, Texas B. F. Goodrich Store Phone M-5527 Greeting Cards Home of Silverzfozwz Tires INEZ GIFT SHOP Packages Whipped for Mailing - Baby Gifts West Jeff-CI'SOI1 S17 XV. jefferson Ave., Dallas 8, Texas Inez Helms Everett I.. Bradley J' CLYDE B. LAMAR JOE H. SMITH Oak CW Pffffrffr LAMAR fs SMITH S04 W. Jefferson M-5118 Funeral Directors and ALAMO LAUNDRY, Inc. Dry Cleaning S24 West Jefferson Phone NV-0958 Dallas, Texas A77ZbZLld7ZCO Service 800 West Jeiferson Telephones: M-2146 - M-2147 Dallas, Texas Compliments of Conzplimerzfs of American GREGORY BARBER SHOP 617 Hampton Road National Bcmk of Oak Cliff H. L. DUNLAP SERVICE STATION Jefferson at Bishop M-2185 ROAD S'l'W'CE Vsvirxkiflg will I,11brifz1fif Meml2er lf.D.I.C. 620 Hampton Road MA0433 Page One l'1Il!It1l'ULl Ftlrly-fl .MOMAN MOTOR COMPANY T 'S iiA E V M-3552 1017 W. Davis Street l Body and Fender Wfork--Auto Painting-General Automobile Repairing G. T. MOh1AN Dallas, Texas LAURA JONES, FLORIST Arlisfir S:f1'z'if'e - Rmswzablf' Prices 1508 XVest Davis Phone M-0591 LAURA R. JONES DALLAS TEXAS TYPEWRITER CUMPANY, INC. BUY, SELL, RENT AND REPAIR 1007 W'est Davis Y2-0385 A N9 AIQGEST IN DALLAS Streamlined courses, individual advancement, urgent demand for graduates, select student body, prestige with employers, and national reputation attract more students to DRAUGHON'S than to all similar schools in Dallas combined. Prompt placement in preferred positions. DIQAUGHQNQS ggmggg Commerce and Harwood Telephone R-3133 9, l TEUBNER,S BARBER SHOP MEANQICS MARKET We Sjleviulize in Ludirxf, Pmllfm, of All Kinds Mz'11's and ClJilzfi'z'11'x Wforft A ' ' W EXPERT SHQE SHINING Iwvib Pub izml Oysfers in 51115011 1319 West Davis M-0371 I Phone M-5113 1414 West Davis W to UNDERSTANDING W'ffHM'H1T 5 E R V 1 Q E EDGEFIELD PHARMACY Prfxvrijifiofzs Carefully Conzjiozzmfed Davis and Edgelqeld Streets XV-3117 or XVJIIS QT 1' ' ' RENE H. Cox FUNERAL HOME FLQRIST BURIAL INSURANCE 1422 Commerce Street Phone C-S175 AMBUIIANCE SERVICE Davis and Madison Streets Flowers Telegwzphed E1!C'l j'lL'l7C'IfC pimms Mudgsomglgg Om: 1114 mlrwl lforly-iix 213 South Tyler Phone 640908 SOUTHWEST SEAL 86 LABEL Co... C0111 fllcwriul l'riulir1g - I.al11'Ix - Div Calling Phone lvl-0308 VV. H. Young QUALITY SHOE SHOP First Class Repairing Salfrfar 11011 Guaraflhril 931 WTS: Jefferson Dallas WALTON'S BEAUTY SALON Coijfzufes of DiSfilIl'ff0ll 902 West Jefferson W2 was S :'f si it 1' M-9058 ,X i MRS. LEE XY',x1.ToN, Owner il I lid E A U T Y C 0 L L E E Finest in Dallas amz' fbe Soufhwesf B eauty Culture 0ffers Splendid Careers in 0 eral' I DI , , . p - ing, an- aging, Demonstrating, Selling, Teaching Sf Slate Supervising 4 l 2 WEST JEFFEBSIIN DI-0-158 Guaranteed Beauty Service to the Publie S' OAK CLIFF CLEANERS 51 FUR STORAGE CO. 830 West Jefferson COX-MOORE DRUG CO. Tyler and Jefferson Streets Phone M-2101 Dallas, Texas 216 S. Tyler St. Phone M-3545 TYLER AVENUE GARAGE Sfa1'fc'1'5 - C:l'lIfl'llIl0l'X - Igllllifflll Gl'lIt'1'dI Aufo Rvfmiring C. H. CHAPMAN, Pmjvriulor JEFFERSON SUPPLY CO. Elf'c'friz'a1 M1'rrlm1za'isc Lanzju - Giffx - Liglzf llf,VfIll'!'S 835 Wlust jefferson Phone W-8434 cb McBride Secretcrricfl School Exrlzzxfw Sflznol for W7f211If'II in Dallas for 40 Yvarx Individual Instruction in Secretarial, Stenographic, Burroughs Calculator, Comptometer, and Dictaphone Courses 228-23 2 Irwin-Keaslsr Building Central-48 83 lhfgi' Om' Illzrlilmwl l'l0l'fj'fA l l Clfaning - Laurzdry - Dyeing - Haftcrs Gospel Broadcast G L O B E LAUNDRY AND CLEANING co., INC. BOOIQSJEOING 932-34 West jefferson M-2111 9 BOCKS - BIBLES SUDDEN SERVICE STATION EUGENE S. SMITH, Owner Complete Garage Service 916 West Jefferson Phone M-2605 1000 West jefferson Phone M-9177 Fountain Pens Desk Sets Fine Stationery SEBVICE PBINTING COMPANY Commercial Printiria aria Qtiice Supplies LEGAL BLANKS 924 West Jefferson Telephone M-2343 I CLARK HOME APPLIANCE We Buy, Sell amz' Sl'I'L'iC6' All Makes of C0mplefc' Home Furnishers Easy Terms Home Ablzplianccs Smith Furniture Co. 928 West Jefferson M-9694 'F 912 West Jefferson Res. Phone F2-1216 Business Phone M-3727 B S E lg 14..-C... xfane THURMAN BROTHERS y 8 Plumbing and Heating Contractors - Repairing J- H- SMITH, MWWSW 928 West jefferson Dallas 8, Texas Phone M-1 1 Dallas, Texas A. G. THURMAN COMPLIMENTS TOTEM STQBES Tbc'rc s one in your N eigbborboocf' Om' H zuzdrcd Foriy-cigbt Cm11j11ir11f'z1f.v of BEN FRANKLIN STORE ' 250 XVcst .Icffersun S M I :L E -Y S Vf1ric'fy Om' Spc'Cirzl1'y', PHONI-1 M-0213 Q Fqshion VVSCU, 1 OAK CLIFF MUSIC CO. Y2-4223 211 West Jefferson XV. K. BARTON, AIAIIIIIAQVV' 226 XVcst Jefferson W-1171 COMPLIMENTS OF TEXAS - ROSE WIN MID WA Y-BISON-ASTOR YOUR OAK CLIFF TI-IEATRES 9 JARVIS JEWELERS M-5977 353 West Jefferson Compliments of ERNEST L. s1c1TzL121a Q: fo eo p eau WILEY ROBERTS 85 SON INSURANCE - RIQAI. ESTATE Pllolle W. Jqffhrson IIS Rcpublic National I,ifc Buliding Plume XY'inHcld-1 I-H CTUHXl'HfIIIrlfIUIIX In 1145 Gnzflzmlirzg Cluxx C 0 111 pl fl716'I7 fs 0 f ak Cliff Bank Sz Trust Co. SERVING OAK CLIFF R. D. SUDDARTH Pl'l'Xjl1l'l1f Member Ffwlcfml Deposit IHSZIWIITCC Corpowziion Pugv Our Ilumlml Forty- Chope Chopin Tyler and Davis Streets MAURICE JOHNSON, Mgr. Firrsioiie Tires aml Baiferics Phone W-1910 26 Years in Oak Clif' COX SC STAILEY Real Esiafe . . . I iisuraizce Reiiials . . . Home Builders 215 South Tyler Street M-8161 Madison-9 S 85 918 West Jeifcrson OAK CLIFF RADIO SERVICE Crmiplvli' Repair Scrrirf Aiifouiaiiz' Rmlio-Pbonograpbs Razlio-Comlrnlalloilx C. F. BEE, Manager COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND L. 0. DONALD DRUG STORE Tyler and Jefferson Forty Years in Oak Clif M-2116 Yes, We Deliver OAK CLIFF PAINT COMPANY New Method Guaranteed Paints ELECTRIC SANDERS AND POLISHERS FOR RENT SHADES - LINOLEUM A. KUCHENBACKER, Projnriefor Phone W-5885 831 West Jefferson PERSONALITY A-D FOOD STORE BARBER AND BEAUTY SI-IOP 900 West Jefferson R. H. BARNLS, Ozrvivr NI 0413 931 XVcst jefferson M-7926 Phillips-Taylor Co. Your Frivinlly N f'iglJb0rl900rl Sc fo 351.00 Stores 121 West Jefferson 921 West Jefferson 1113 Hampton Road Gifts for All Occasions INFANTS' AND CI-III.DRIiN'S WEAR A SPECIALTY ROSEWIN GIFT SHOP 929 XV. jefferson BEN'S BEAUTY SHOP Izzdividzial Hair Styling by Skilled Ariisis 219 South Polk M-0401 Ilumlrml Ififly M A G I C L A N D The Sfore of 1,000 ll7omlers IIAK IILIII RENTAL LIBRARY ANII BIIUII SHIIP School Books and Supplies eoMP1.1iTi1 Lixii or omziarmo CARDS - ' 5 ' ,x LATEST FICTION 51.00 MEMBERSHIP 409 North Ervay, oppositt Post Ofhee 929 Wm Alcmrwn Phone WAGGSS Dallas Frances King, I.il2r'uriu11 HAMPTON CLEANERS Wfe Call for and Deliver Cnrendon at Hampton Road Phone M-0079 CTOIII!IliIlIl'l7fX of SAFEWAY GROCERY AND MARKET 1117 South Hampton lfim' W'i1h'0 Repairing . . . All Rlvork Glrtlrizrzlwil DALLAS WATCH SHOP Ground Floor, Irwin-Keusler Building DICK VAXVTER C-0519 A 206 South Ervay LILA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Gzll1l'li'lt't'lI Glo-lofn' I't'rlmn1uf1ls Finger W'f1u's aml All Kimlx of Bwlllfvjl IVork MRS. I,Il.A l OW'l.liR 2615 Emmett Street Dallas, Texas New and Used Extinguishers Extinguishers Repaired LEWIS FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. 903 South Peak Street Phone T-5 543 Sertfiug flne Sozrfb mul Sozzibweszf Everything for the Fire Department We Sjneeialize in All Bm'l1c'r Wforlc CflIlII!llIIlK'lIfS of STRICKLAND BARBER SHOP GUY F, RADLEY S. STRICKLAND II. STRICKLAND II1XI1I'l171f'l' 907 South Tyler SUM C-9124 107 North Field Street PRIBBLE'S PHARMACY Preseripzfiozz Drzzggist flffeiaapnlzlicm u h T l r ' Phone M-7812 913 S0 t y C Dallas, Texas Q , WARD,S CASH AND CARRY A Di.9flI1kQ1ll.VllfI!l Dallas Insiifufion GROCERY AND MARKET Refrigerated Vegetables for 5 8 Yearx METROPOLITAN GRADUATES ALXVAYS SUCCEED 905 South Tyler Phone M-0108 Phone C-8773 Page Om' Ilzzmlretl Fifly-one www' DR. H. WALTER WITT DR. GUS LYREMAN DR. D. HUGH MCCALL Ojificiil Service Clinic 1611 Main R-8639 Business, R-6113 Residence, M-9981 DR. A. A. MCCARLEY Tiwrily Years in Ike Hvurl of Dallas EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 1917 Main Street Dalla,s Texas REALSI-IINE SI-ICE POLISH C0nsc'rvc's Lwifher, Resforcfs Color, Covers Scufs Q Z Wax or Liquid in All Colors fe' I if fpo 'l?Kl1 Qli' ONLY 10C 4. all Z REALSHINE co. . gifiiuizf .D .Pi fi' 1' -85, I ,Z .1 , ' '- J 'n1Vf E 525152. f . I Qi' 1, 'iw me iN V V4-WQJAX 'pl' V 'I re. V 31 V r Dallas, Texas Business W-9230 Home W7-7360 Yates School of Photo Coloring Un' Your Tnlvnt fo Lwzrn A Ifiixrimziiizg, Prufifiililv Variation 10th Floor Republic Life Ins. Bldg. ssl J fi . VV. c 'arson EVELYN YATES JIMMIE YATES Lc1f's Dine at Lubjfsv Convenient for E1!l'1'j10I7K,, LUBY'S CAFETERIA 1006 Main Street Alnfknn-Fiiih Canipnny EXPERT REMODELING FUR STORAGE NICE LINE OF NEW COATS AT ALL TIMES 1807 Main C-3005 SUITS - PANTS - OVERCOATS Ready-Nfaiie . . . Tailor-Made BELL CLQTHING CO. The Young Men's Store of Dallas 1617 Main Street Dallas, Texas HUDsoN C. Locxisrr Om' IIN mlrml Fifly-fwo C07lII1IilIIl'lIf.Y Of I-luClsOn C. LOCIQOH BELL CLOTHING CO. 1617 Main Street STAR PLCRAL FIO1L'Ul'Xf0l' All Qt'l'USi0l?S Trvvs - Bulbs - Nlzrsvrg' Sfork IIIZNRY BRUNNER, Prop. Phone XY'-1647 1223 N. Zang :nr Colorado 2108 NICKHIIWY Phone R-4906 Office Y-2-2058 Home M-3153 HARRY BENNET J. BERT PATTERSON REALTY CO. Cv1n1m'n'iul Pl7!1f0tLfHlIIZ7l'l' M' J' Argndinc - J' Bm Puncrson A Completc COmmcrci.1l Scrvict Rf 'lf 5 - , SALES 1 LOANS - lNVliSTMlfNrl'S W 1' Pbnlogmplr jlllyflllllg Arzylznn' 210 South Zami DJHAS 8' Texas Compliments of SQUTHWESTERN BALFQUP1 CQMPANY Serving Souibwesfcfrzz Svlnools and Collvgvs 2105 McKinney Avenue Dallas 1, Texas OFFICIAL STATIONIQRS FOR SUNSET COMMENCEMFNT ANNOUNCFMENTS , , J HAMPTON PLACE PHARMACY MONTGOMERY S DRUG STORE Pz'rx0nal Scr1'iz'r ' Pre-Wiyipfiou Drllmggixts Phone M-4818 1125 S. Hampton Road PIIONIQ W'-5600 DALLAS, TEXAS 1201 Hamptnn Road, Curncr Kingston C0l1Ip1ill1C'7lfS of POrrOrnOunt Laundry ci Dry Cleaning CO. 1454 N. Zangs Blvd. Winneld-3134 - HJ vs 5 YOU LIKE IT IT mrs You ? 44155.11 'Wm - 11 Q . 3 fl . . , LI K Q ll P A Q P O oo 'A-' Pugv Om' I'1llIltlV'1'tI l7'ifIy-Ifrwv Home or anenren 'mes pay, t llIllIll0I'lD SHOP DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY SILVERWARE LUGGAGE gang Uccauon Ai... .5- 1936 ELM STREET AT HARWOOD - , if I i ' 9 M. of S. Store coNI3Y ISLANDS MALTS MILKSHAKES ICE CREAM coLD DRINKS COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET Lim' zum' DP'l'.Y.Yl'll Pouliry 711 West Davis Phone M-0186 lilly BOYU Pll-ZS AND MRS. -IOHNSONN CAlxl S QUALITY PRODUCTS 600 West Davis BAKING CQ. Tfnmkx To Om' Snnxef lfriwnlx 7 I 41 NY' Davis St. Phtmt- XV4131 PHONE Nl-6815 Central-3828 PADGETT DR. JUD MCCARTY Auto Top and Seat Covers O15f0'f1f'f i5f P M. PAIJLQETT 614 W nu I5 1008 Main Street Dallas, Texas Compliments of J. E. ORR Illlll'l'i0l' Dc'v0rafiL'e Sc'rz'ir'c' BALL NUT 81 CANDY CO. Royal Srzlfm' Nnfs and Filll? CtII1Il,if'.l' Phone M-0078 409 South Beckley W. H. WELCH Represwztizzg SCUTHWESTERN Life lnsuromce Company R-S391 1 g O 'lllzmlrnl Fifi-xffullr ACME CLEANING Cll'Clllllig amz' Pressing Phone YZ-S700 932 West Davis W-6466 WALTER REED Tire and Baffery Service YOUR FRIENDLY MAGNOLIA DEALER C ner Davis and Tyler Sincere Cozzgmiulnfiofzs to THE FACULTY THE STUDENTS 9 mm' JOE'S AUTO SERVICE 828 West Davis THE CHAMEECRT4 FOOTBALL Dallas, Texas JOE RINCIIEN PHONE M-4zss CLYDE SHUMATE A O THE RUSH COMPANY Everyfbilzg for Ar! and Mf'C'lJIll1iLNdl Drawing 1401 Elm Street Phone R-4403 49 ' UNIFORMS OF DISTINCTION FOR THE CADET AND CADET OFFICER T LADIES' RIDING AND OUTDOOR SPORTSWEAR Vu' The Milifarg' and Sporfswfm' sfylf- Sforc of Dallas I LI' Om' Humlrrrl Fiflg f PHONE M-5357 C!lllll7lllIIFIIf.Y of I-I. E. FURMAN'S MACHINE SHOP 85 MFG. CO. .1 1, . NX here One lnlwusnndth of an Inch Means a Difference Dallas, Texas 414 W'est Davis St. ELECTRIC FANS, COOLERS AND PORTABLE FANS 502 West Davis Y2-5889 BUY BONDS Conorottulotions 1945 Grods SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Oak Cliffs Most Complete Department Store 301 West Jefferson W-1141 Ask the ARMY it you don't think clothes ore very importornt to or mon . . . Dallas' olrlrsf 1'l'f!lll sfore, slzojzs for 111011, boys, llllll w0111r'11 E. M. KAHN 81 00. Main and Elm at Lamar CLARK'S GROCERY AND MARKET We Sj1c'1'ializc' in Good' Mmfs 4215 NV. Jefferson Phone M-0213 COCKRELL HILL GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION MAcsNoLIA GAsoL1Nr I. A. ELLIS and W. II. PATTON Phone M-0687 Duncanville .md jefferson WITT VARIETY STORE 4318 West Jefferson QCOCKRISLL I'III.I.D Vuriviy of Ml'l'l'btlIItllXl', Giffx anal I School Szljrjnlirx M-O6S4 Lmi WITT I' g Om' ll1llItll'4'll Ififly-.iii For Beauty Needs - Ex-Cel-Cis Leads Corrzplinzenfs of EX-CEL-CIS BEAUTY PRODUCTS COCKRELL HILL CLEANERS 4320 XV. jefferson Phone M-0360 121 North Marlborough at Boundary MRS.ED.H.LOTT Phones: Residence W'-9523 - 4 Office M-0087 QC, Lexus Meri af Kvsslern KESSLER PHARMACY M-0095 Edgcfield and Stewart Drive M-8768 -Phones- M-0063 GERTRUDE'S BEAUTY SHOP Conzjilefc' Bermfy Service 119 N. Marlborough K6 BOUNDARY GARAGE J. J. 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V , t' L, 'V , Ky '- v L 1' , V ' 'J v .1 f 1,4 3' 1, iv J 1 u 1 .1 I' V . .f 4 I' I ., X , V vxf' .F .J , Y L K A I-lfgkectww Dallas, Texas 1 Q Q.'5 i Q7 C5 years 0 Spirit Knowledge Friendship This book is dedicated to the people who will attend Sunset in the future - may they be as proud to experience Sunsefs history and tradi- tions as we were. - the Seniors of 19711- COVERS DESIGNED B Y PHOTOS B Y C UR TIS CALD WELL MIKE STILL WELL 1974 SUNSET GRADUA TE 1974 SUNSET GRADUA TE THE HISTORY OF S UN SE T HIGH S CHO OL THEZZHJEFIZZE 3274 PRODUCED BY THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY C0 ITORS DA VID H ODGES CRAIG VARNELL ASSOCIATE EDITOR BECKY KENNGOTT INCLUDING THE GOLDEN ANNIVERSAR Y CALENDAR OF EVENTS AUGUST 1974 - MAY 1 975 EDITORIAL STAFE L T0 R: CRAIG VARNELL, BECK Y KENNGO T11 DA VID H ODGES. TABLE OF CONTENTS Beginning of Sunset 4 History of Bison Head 7 Principals and Assistant Principals 8 Educational Department 1 0 Publications 14 Golden Anniversary Calendar of Events 1 6 Athletics 18 I Didn't Know That . 23 Clubs and Organiza tions 24 Traditions 29 Hall of Fame 30 A CKNO WLED GEMENTS CONTRIBUTORS: SENIORS: Ramona Adamsg Don Allardg Teri Allen: Cheryl Barringerg Sheri Beaudryg Rene Blanksg Robin Bradfordg Cindy Bowlesg Mike Brown: Joe Boydg Lisa Busbeeg Charles Butlerg Doyle Cantrellg Greg Caudellg Johnny Cervantesg Leean Clarkg Billy Clementg Mark Click: George Cooleyg Dane Crispg Joann Crouehg David Crowderg Randall Crumptong Debbie Danoffg Gary Davisg Jacki Dobbsg Miki Edringtong Bruce Eubanksg Debbie Farrowg Moises Garciag Kim Gard: Keith Georgeg Debbie Goberg Ditte Heimsohng Jennifer Hiettg Janet Hobratschg David Hodgesg Patty Hollidayg David Houserg Sharon Hyattg Cindy Jonesg Brenda Jureckag Sou- maya Khalifag Becky Kenngottg Raymond Khouwg Rita Kingg Steve Lillardg Jeri Lockeg Robin Lyonsg Debbie Madseng Steve Middletong Paula Millerg Therese Millerg Dale Morrisg Steve Morrisg Deborah Nelsong Mary Navarrog Pat Pavlenkog Allison Plessg Sheri Pikeg Rita Rayg Perry Raptisg Marianne Reevesg James Robinsong Janet Ross: Steve Rozenbergg Rich- ard Saenzg Jack Schulerg Mike Selfg Scott Severeng Leesa Smithg Pat Stephensg Mike Still- wellg Nan Suggsg Nick Taylorg Rhonda Thorntong Suzy Thweattg Tina Tillg Lucky Tolliverg Steve Valdezg Kathy Watersg Robert Wrightg Wendell Wrightg Jennie Yen. JUNIORS: Steve Morrisg Phil Kempg Gayle Lusterg Julie Feildg Charles Pier. FACULTY ADVISORS: Mrs. Helen Otto, NHS, HECEg Mrs. Jane Silven, Sundial, Englishg Mrs. Ann Bynum, Englishg Mrs. Iris Farmer, English. The staff expresses appreciation to all that helped in different ways to assemble the history of Sunset. 3 That Spirit Oak Cliff Hi was a grand old school, But she grew and grew and grew Until they made an awful rule And cut her right half in two. Some took it hard, some took it worse, Some couldn't stand it at all, But most of us started from the first And answered the Sunset Call. Listen, we call ourselves Bisons And we intend to Stampede, Why we Bisons don't succeed. So there will never be a reason. i uh! iii ll' If you see some big old Greenhorn Who don't know iust who we are You get as fresh as a spring morn And tell them what we are for. nf' 1 vw C Please don't be slow to get started, Q Every one has a part to do. V You know from what school you have parted, So carry THAT SPIRIT right thru!!! '- Me MCKl'1 eY w. H. Adamson High School - formerly Oak Cliff High School The Beginning of Sunset High School At one time, life in the section of Dallas west of the Trinity River, known as the community of Oak Cliff, resembled that of a small town. Gradually, though, the population steadily increased, especially in the five year period immediately following the end of World War I which saw a great increase in the amount of land in Oak Cliff. Together with the continual outward expansion of the neighborhood, the rapid rise in popula- tion made it increasingly difficult for the old Oak Cliff High School lrenamed W. H. Adamson dur- ing the late I930'sl to adequately shoulder the responsibility of educating the Dallas secondary students west of the Trinity. Citizens all over Oak Cliff and the surrounding areas, seeing the obvious need that a new high school be constructed as soon as possible west of the Trinity, made a desperate appeal to the school board of the city of Dallas early in the I920's. After thoroughly reviewing the situation for several months, the school board finally ratified a proposal to erect a public secondary school at the western edge of Oak Cliff on the boundaries of the neighborhoods then known as Jimtown, Sunset, and Kessler. That location, near the intersection of West Jefferson Street and Hampton Road, was described as out at the edge of civilization surrounded by cotton patches and livestock by many Dalla- sites. After the school was finally built on the proposed site, an early teacher described the setting in this manner. 4 Sunset High School 7943 I like Sunset because it's out in the country. . .When I look out my window l can see something besides paved streets and houses. I can see a beautiful hillside and rolling prairies . . . The fine view from Sunset is wonderful: the red and gold of the autumn leaves on a wooded slope, and the smooth grassy plains stretching out as far as the eye can see. Many area citizens circulated petitions to change the site of the school to a more convenient setting, but the Dallas school board completed their initial plan to build it at West Jefferson Street near Hampton. The Board of Education made agreements with the architects DeWitt and Lemmon to plan the physical structure of the building and the A. J. Rife Construction Company to actually erect the new school. Although the building was to be completed in less than two years at a cost of approx- imately 5500,000, disputes concerning the name to be given the school under construction ensued almost as soon as plans to build it were announced to Dallasites. The name Sunset was finally given to it due to the residential district in which it was placed. Sunset High School, often referred to as one of the largest and also one of the finest in the Southwest when it first opened its doors on September 21, l925, enrolled approximately four- teen hundred students its initial year of operation. The student body was composed largely of for- mer Oak Cliff High pupils iwith the exception of the freshman classl who had to be forced to leave their old school in order to create Sunset High. Once the first students of Sunset became accustomed to the idea of a new school, they com- bined their resources to establish a tremendous amount of school spirit and pride for Sunset. Since the student body had to literally cross countryside in order to come to Sunset, they compared themselves to the American Bison as pioneering the western frontier of the barren plains and chose the Bison as their mascot. In addition, the Dallas Board of Education chose the colors of purple and white to represent Sunset High School in its activities. This Board of Education had nine community leaders serving on it. These dedicated workers included W. E. Greiner, vice-president Clinton P. Russell, W. C. Lemon, Mrs. Kirk Hall, Boude Sto- rey, Alex W. Spence, DeWitt McMurray, superintendent of schools Justin F. Kimball, and C. M. Moore. Much of the pride and school spirit displayed by those early students was due to the fact that 5 I Sunset's physical facilities had been praised as the finest in the Southwest. The building was large enough to accommodate over two thousand pupils without overcrowding, while the other four existing Dallas high schools - Bryan Street lrenamed Crozier Techl, Oak Cliff lrenamed W. H. Adamsonl, Forest Avenue, and North Dallas - could serve only twelve to fifteen hundred stu- dents. ln addition, the building was considered to feature several modern and improved facilities including a well-equipped gymnasium and a spacious library and cafeteria. Nevertheless, some problems arose because the campus had not been fully prepared prior to its opening. Since no sidewalks or adiacent streets had been readied, students were forced to walk two blocks from the intersection of Boundry Street lrenamed Marlborough Streetl and Jeffer- son Street in black mud in order to reach the building. Temporary sidewalks of two feet by ten feet wooden boards were placed on the soil to remedy the situation, but every time rainy weather approached the boards became a slick and slimy mass of black mud as the students walked on them. Those poor conditions were vastly improved when the school board appropriated funds to have the campus landscaped and cement walkways laid. ln an effort to make the grounds of Sunset one of the prettiest around any Dallas school building, every inch of the campus was leveled, a terrace with a retaining wall was built in front of the school, cement walks were constructed, and trees, shrubs, and flowers were planted. Not only was the construction of Sunset High a needed blessing to the secondary students of Oak Cliff, its opening indirectly added to the prosperity ofthe entire community. lts opening meant an ever increasing population for Oak Cliff, and that meant a tremendous increase in real estate values and increased business for Dallas merchants, especially. Each of the material advantages predicted to benefit the community of Oak Cliff because of the opening of Sunset in 1925 has eventually come true. In addition, Sunset High School has, in the fifty year period between 1925 and l975, maintained the excellence attributed to it during its first year of existence. The complete story of The Beginning of Sunset by Keith George will be included in the Golden Anniversary Edition of the History of Sunset High School available in I 975. V . ,Q f.-gb V ,.,V Sunset High School 7974 6 The Bison Head The Bison is the mascot of Sunset High School and is symbolic of Spirit, Knowledge, and Friend- ship. The Bison head in the front hall is a familiar sight to all. To many people a Bison is just an animal which roamed the open plains of the west, but to the many people who have entered the doors of Sunset, it means much more than that. Since the opening of Sunset there have been three Bison heads displayed in the front hall. The first one was stolen by rivals, and was later found in a field. After it was found, it was taken to the taxidermist to be renovated. in i933, the Bison's whiskers were singed during the explosion of the Biology lab. As time passed, the old Bison head became so worn out that Mr. H. S. Griffin, then the principal, decided that there should be a new one. So on Christmas of l962 he got a new one. The Bison head which was replaced in 1962 is still used for the Adamson assembly, when the Bison speaks. ln I969, the school was broken into and the Bison head was torn off the wall. The rivals had torn it up so bad that it could not be renovated. At the same time trophy cases and trophies were vandalized. Mr. Griffin again located ci new Bison head in an antique store in Sunset, Texas! This Bison head was the third Sunset had, which to this day remains hanging on the wall. The Bison head is and always will be a central part of Sunset. Just reflect for a moment how many times you have heard on announcements or from other people to meet under the Bison head at a certain time, or to purchase your tickets under the Bison head before or after school. lt is truly a guiding factor of Sunset, and an important part of the history of the school. 7 I J. A. Wilson W. T. White W. W. Bushman J. D. Chalk 1925-1931 1931-1941 1941-1942 1942-1946 S. M. Baber R. H. McKay C. C. Miller H. S. Grifhn 1946-1947 1947-1950 1950-1959 1959-1968 Principals and Assistant Principals Sunset High School has been fortunate enough to have had nineteen able men on its administrative staff, nine principals and ten assistant principals, in the past fifty years. Although Sunset has had a principal every year for the past fifty years, it has only had an assistant principal since 1953-54. Each of these men, no matter how long they were here, contributed much to this school. Mr. J. A. Wilson was the first principal ever to preside over Sunset, coming in 1925 and leaving in 1931, a total of six years. D. W. T. White followed Mr. Wilson and was principal at Sunset from 1931 until 1941. During his ten years as principal, Sunset's enrollment doubled, partly because of successful scholastic and athletic programs. Since then Dr. White has contributed his services to the Dallas Independent School District in many ways, such as Superintendent of DISD and President of the Masonic Home School District Board. Mr. W. W. Bushman was Sunset's next principal. He had previously been head coach at Sunset for nine years when he returned as principal in 1941. This was his only year as principal at Sunset for the following year he enlisted in the Air Force. Mr. Chalk began his teaching career at Sunset in 1926, teaching chemistry, and became principal in 1942. He played a big part in organizing summer school at the high schoollevel in 1928, and took charge of them for six or seven years. Upon the retirement of Mr. Chalk in 1945, Mr. S. M. Baber took over the position as principal for one year. Mr. Robert H. McKay taught statesmanship, shorthand, and typing for ten years before he obtained the iob as principal upon the death of Mr. Baber in 1946. He remained principal until 1950, when Mr. C. C. Miller took over the position. Mr. Miller held his position as principal until 1959. In 1953, Mr. Stanley Thomas came to Sunset as Sunset's first assistant principal. Then in 1956, Mr. Frank Guzick became assistant principal and remained so for seven years. Mr. Guzick was still at Sunset when Mr. H. S. Griffin became principal in 1959. During Mr. Griffin's years at Sunset, the Bison of the Year award and the National Honor Society Key were both instituted. When Mr. Griffin came to Sunset there were not any shops, so Mr. Griffin personally drew up the plans for the annex, including shops and science classrooms. Mr. R. C. Stokes was also an assistant principal under Mr. Griffin's administration, and was here from 1963 until 1969. Mr. Griffin left Sunset in 1968, and is presently with the DISD in administration. Mr. Harold J. Filgo became principal in 1968, and is presently so. He says that his number one duty is to see that every student gets the best education possible and to see that they enjoy Sunset. Under Mr. Filgo there have been a number of assistant principals, including Jack London 1969-1970, James Ross 1970- 1971, Percy Penn 1970-1972, Dick Knox 1971-1972, Ralph Alexander 1972-, Alfonso Lopez 1973-, and John Thornton 1973-74. All of us at Sunset should be proud of these men and all that they have done for our fine school. Each of these men did his part to make Sunset High School a highly respected landmark in Dallas education and it is up to us and future students and faculty to carry on and keep the community's respect for our school. H . si SF if , . . 4155518 Harold J. Filgo 9 1968- iv' 'ye V x YQsil l.l'if5'l!' A A .,,' tf' 4 c. i.. B... ,yy f cflliffmi 's t l 1974-75 Assistant Principals Ralph Alexander, Ann Kieschnick, Alfonso Lopez 9 Educational Departments in- ...Q Art From the first year of Sunset's exist- ence, the Art Department has stressed the interest of the class members in the development of the individual's art skills. Presently, Art Appreciation and Stagecraft have expanded the courses to include knowledge of well-known artists and their works and the construc- tion of scenery and props for plays and musicals. LEFT: Students in art class work in mak- ing their own pottery. Business Education Commerce, Shorthand, Stenogra- phy and Typewriting were the four courses that ranked high at Sunset to offer the opportunity to prepare for business whether the student was going to college or to work when he left high school. Today, the opportu- nities are even greater with added courses of Bookeeeping, Business Law, Business Math, and Personal Typing to help prepare the student in personal, social and vocational use. BELOW: The Sunset House, a project of DE. 2,--'n:s f his it' is Sunset students work in modern typing class. Career Education One of the newest and fastest growing departments at Sunset is the Cooperative Vocational Education Department. Programs are designed to provide related class instruction, on-the-iob training, and work experience for students preparing to enter employment in occupations requiring knowledge and skills in varied subiects. This program is a cooperative relationship between businesses of the community and the school. Presently, Sunset has six programs, namely, DE Distributive Education, CVAE Coordinated Vocational- Academic Education, HOCT Health Occupations, HECE Home Eco- nomics Cooperative Education, ICT Industrial Cooperative Training, VOE Vocational Office Education. The English Department empha- sizes individual development in com- munication skills, the study of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, drama and the study of fundamental concepts from structural and transformational grammar. This department has always been a leader in Sunset's scholastic standing throughout the city of Dallas. From the beginning year of Sunset the Public Speaking Department has been known English 1926 Senior Play, The Littliesf Bridesmaid throughout the area for its many trophies and other awards. From the first Senior play Not So Fast, the drama department has developed a separate area which has won numerous l 1 .:, . 1 'Y :aff-K V - , f lt,, .. ', ' ,,.,, . f.'f+'5ft?g sfssfii' ' 'lmfvfrvs 5 4 .5 In ,,, ,, S 5 .,,,...,, .A.. 4 1 37 i' 'L 1 awards for one act plays. At present there are five drama classes which produce a wide variety of one act plays and school assembly programs. LEFT: The first trophies won at Sunset were by Helen Crews, left, for her essay Labor in Dallas in November 1925, and Velma Porter, right, for her excellent speaking of Spanish poetry in January 1926. Foreign Languages French, Latin, and Spanish were the three languages that have existed through the years. The student of French appreciates the cultural value of a knowledge of the language of a people who conserve the best of the fine arts. Latin aims to help the student comprehend the language without constant dependence on English and enioy the language and appreci- ation for the culture and influence in litera- ture. Spanish continues to expand and pene- trates deeply into the philosophy and temper- ament of the native people and their native culture. Bi-Lingual Education is the newest area of study developed to aid the Mexican- American students to better use the English language. ... - The Spanish Club of 1 926 1 I Homemaking The Homemaking Department at Sunset has existed since the school's first year. During this period of years the department has had twenty teachers. Most notable among these are Stella B. Warren and Clara Clift. The Homemaking Department has obviously been a strong department and is very popular with the girls, although some boys are now enrolling in the course setting a new trend. Skills and knowledge in the area of home and family living, child care and consumer education are stressed. Y K IW I2 Industrial Arts Department The lndustrial Arts Department at Sunset is relatively new as it began in 1964 when the annex was built. The additional space provided ample area for the equipment necessary to provide prac- tical troining. Drafting, woodworking, metalworking, plastics, and power mechanics are presently offered. These courses provide many opportunities for the student to develop interest, talent, and aptitude for usable skills. Mathematics Department The Mathematics Department was instituted during the first year of the school's operation. Many dedicated faculty have endeavored to develop in their students the basic understanding of mathematics. Mr. Ira B. Lee gave many years of dedicated service to the department. The Math Department has made moderate changes through the years. Non-college bound stu- dents may take Fundamentals of Math lF.O.M.l, and CVAE Math, college and career-minded stu- dents may take Algebra, Analysis, Calculus, Computer Math, or Trigonometry. Music Department is xi I r. z I Sl new ...LD i ll I S I ? J-F! -' CN O R5 g Q0 P F5 A . Girls Glee Club 7926 Boys Glee Club 1926 The Music Department at Sunset includes the vocal and instrumental sections which were started at the beginning of the school. Miss Josephine Whitehead was the first music director and was succeeded by Mr. Otto K. Michells who in his twenty-one years established different choirs and separated the band from the orchestra. Mr. John Santillo became the instrumental instructor in 1948 and started the Purple and White marching band. Many other music teachers passed through Sunset but the level of music perform- ance has remained highly praised and respected. Concert Choir l 974 Physical Education Department From the beginning Sunset has had a very active and enthusiastic Physical Education Department which is one of the most important phases of school life. The Physical Education classes are designed to Physical Training 1926 continually assist youngsters in attaining and main- taining a high level in physical fitness, knowledge and skills through individual, dual, and group type activities that are healthful and meaningful throughout life. The athletic program of Sunset has grown from baseball, basketball, football, golf, tennis and track to include: bowl- ,T tt ing, soccer, swimming, and the newest course, Outdoor Edu- ' A cation. The first Outdoor Education course in Texas High iwfspfr, schools started in 1972 through the approval of the DISD i iti-i f :E5 - and the Texas Education Agency. Through the efforts of p e'-f i. ,JE 1 Q5 some interested senior boys and concerned faculty and I M tiyt ' . fi 9' administrators, Sunset High School accomplished another s ff' first. Students find the course very appealing because they 4? learn biology, geology, geography, and ecology in the proc- K ess of having fun. -' f P Driver Education, another comparatively new course is New-'r composed of three parts: classroom, simulation, and in-car g S D N instruction. A .- ' K - gi --. 'llf Y -'-- . , ,,, ., , A. . Outdoor Education 1974 . V Q' - f W ' is 'ivii Science Department' The first Science Department offered General Science, Chemistry and Physics which has made a few changes, with Biology and Advanced Biology proving to be interesting as well as popular at Sunset. Physical Science and CVAE Science complete the courses offered in this department. l.. AK Science E Social Studies Social Studies Department The Social Studies Department has grown from History in the first year of Sunset's history to include: American History, Civics, Economics, English History, Mexican American History, Sociol- ogy, Texas History and World History. Social studies directs attention to social learnings which center in activities of people within and as national groups. Environmental factors which influence the activities of people are points of emphasis. Due to limited space, a more complete description of each area was not possible at this time. 1 3 changed its format In a special senior THE ETAMFEDE f Pinus.-:ER Nnv NuMazH.lazs Stampede The first student newspaper of Sun- set High School appeared soon after the doors opened in 1925. It was known as the Sunset High School News This publication was not con- sidered a school newspaper, but rather a newspaper about Sunset. In November of 1925, the very first issue of the Stampede, called the Pio- neer Number, was distributed for only 5 cents a copy. Mrs. Kyle B. Price served as the Stampede 's first sponsor. In its first years of operation, the Stam- pede was named the state's best news- paper by the State Press Association. Originally, the Stampede was a sixty-four page magazine with printed articles contributed by the entire stu- dent body. lt was a monthly magazine divided into twelve departments, plus an advertising section in the rear ofthe Publications . .,,..., xrssw. . ze . -- . . magazine. The cover of the Hrst Stampede. On Mcly 22' 'wal' lhe Smmpefie edition. The old magazine of sixty-four pages became a four page newspaper much like the modern Stampede. lt was published once every two weeks by the students in the second year iournalism class. The size of the new Stampede was increased to 12x19 inches and the price was raised to ten cents a copy. The change brought with it several new semi-regular features of departments. The Stampede was usually published bi-weekly. For a period of fifteen years the paper remained basically unchanged. There were no advertisements. In 1937, Nelson Hutto became business advisor. For thirty-three years Mr. Hutto served in one advisory form or another. He brought to the Stampede innovative ideas and made the paper one of the best in Dallas. The year of 1943 also brought a maior change, as the Stampede used color print for the first time since its change of format in 1931. Soon after the war the Sunset bull page began. It became a regular feature in each year's senior edition and consisted of facetious stories about a large variety of subjects. The sixties saw the Stampede continue to grow in stature. The paper almost annually received high ratings in the rankings issued by the University Interscholastic League Press Association. The seventies brought the next maior change in format. It brought the advent of the mag- azine style of newspaper reporting. The individual departments gradually diminished until the paper took on a look of modern simplicity. Entertainment and features no longer took a backseat to sports. Miss Krista Stockard was a maior perpetrator of this idea. The paper put more emphasis on what the people wanted to read. The major changes were the front cover being changed to a full page picture and the institution of an emphasis on features and entertainment which gave the paper a more personal approach. For fifty years the Stampede has served Sunset. Sunset truly owes the Stampede a great deal. Sundial The Sundial is the yearbook of Sunset High School compiled by iunior and senior students under the sponsorship of a faculty member. The aim of the Sundial is to recapture a full year of activity at Sunset as accurately and completely as possible. Without the Sundial to climax the year, it iust wouldn't be the same. The material for the book - copy and pic- tures - is collected by staff members beginning with sophomore orientation in August and con- tinuing through graduation at the end of the school year. All activities before March I of each year are included in the maior publication which is approximately 370 pages. This is the publication presented on Sundial Day in May. Activities after March l are presented in the spring supple- ment which contains approximately T6-20 pages. This publication is available to students the last week of July. The Sundial contains six divisions. The first is the Student Life section which includes such things as the Homecoming Queen, the Sundial favorites, Who's Who, and the Sweethearts. The' second section is Sports, followed by Organiza- tions. The fourth section is Classes, which con- ' tains individual pictures of the student body. The ' Faculty section includes the teachers and staff, their subiects, where they received their education, and their sponsorships. Last is the Busi- ness section which has advertising by local businessmen, students, and parents. The Sundial has a long history. lt has been published since the first year Sunset operated as a school in T925-26. Although the Sundial has greatly changed through fifty years, it is still an important part of Sunset and is eagerly awaited by students at the end of each year. Outstanding and popular students are recognized in the Sundial by Who's Who and the Sundial favorites. The favorites, elected by the student body, are in categories consisting of Best All-Around Sophomore Girl and Boy and Best All-Around Junior Girl and Boy. The Sen- ior categories have a boy and girl for Best All-Around, Most Handsome and Beautiful, Most Talented, Friendliest, Wittiest, and Most Likely to Succeed. The purpose of Who's Who is to recognize outstanding senior students for their achieve- ments and contributions to the school. Who's Who candidates are elected by senior Sundial staff members. One of the greatest events for Sunset students is Sundial Day, usually one week before Senior Day. In the assembly, the staff announces Who's Who, the new staff, the dedicatee, and the tributes. lt is a tradition for the principal to open the book from its wrapped cover and show it to the student body. AUGUST Aug. 12, 13, 14 Aug. 15 Aug. 30 SEPTEMBER Sept. 6 Sept. 7 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Sept. 27 Sept. 23 OCTOBER Oct. 3 Oct. 5 Oct. 1 1 Oct. 18 Oct. 19 Oct. 25 Oct. Oct. 22 NOVEMBER Nov. 1 Nov. 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 8 Nov. I5 Nov. Nov. 16 Nov. 19 Nov. 22 Nov. 26 Nov. 28, 29 DECEMBER Dec. 2-6 Dec. 3 Dec. 5, 6, 7 Dec. 10 Dec. 12, 13, 14 Dec. 16-20 Dec. 17 Dec. 19, 20, 21 Dec. 20 Dec. 23-Jan. 8 Dec. 26, 27, 28 Dec. W 1 6 Golden Anniversary Staff Development Classes Begin Golf Invitational Matches McArthur Ilrvingl City Council HERO-FHA South Garland Texarkana End of First Six Weeks Golden Anniversary Kick-off Assembly International Exchange Assembly South Oak Cliff State Fair Parade Roosevelt Kimball Sprague Skyline There There Sprague Governor's Honor Guard Cobb Sprague GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY OF SUNSET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS REUNIONS, BARBECUE, Carter Rifle March-Carter National Honor Society Assembly North Dallas End Second Six Weeks Staff Development Pinkston Adamson IHomecomingI Rifle Match-Adamson First Basketball Game Jesuit Sunset Sunset Thanksgiving South Zone Drill Competition South Garland Senior Play Thomas Jefferson R.L. Turner Tournament City Gallery Rifle Match Pepsi Tournament End of Fall Semester Winter Vacation Dr. Pepper Tournament City Gallery Rifle Match SUNSET H.S. Sprague Roosevelt Franklin Cobb Cobb Plano at Sprague at Lake Highlands at No. Garland at Kimball at Sprague Golden Anniversary Special at Sprague at Denton at Mesquite Idifferent locationsl JANUARY Jan. 6, 7 Jan. 8 Jan. 8 Jan. 10 Jan. I4 Jan. I7 Jan. 1 8 Jan. 21 Jan. 24 Jan. 28 Jan. 31 Jan. Jan. FEBRUARY Feb. 4 Feb. 7 Feb. 12 Feb. I4 Feb. 18 Feb. 21 Feb. 21 Feb. Feb. Feb. MARCH Mar. 7, 8 Mar. Mar. 28 Apr. 4 Mar. 27 APRIL Apr. 7 Apr. Apr. 18 Apr. 25 May I, 2, 3 MAY May May May I6 May 22 May 23 May 27 May 28 May 29 May 29 May 30 May 30 Calendar of Events Staff Development Classes Begin Kimball lDistrictl at Sprague Roosevelt at Sprague Carter at Sprague SOC at Sprague Military Ball Rifle and Drill Team Competition No. Dallas at Sprague Pinkston at Cobb Adamson at Sprague Kimball at Sprague DAI Inspection Sundial Favorites Assembly Roosevelt at Sprague Carter at Sprague SOC at Sprague No. Dallas at Cobb Pinkston at Sprague End of First Six Weeks Adamson at Cobb International Exchange Assembly Annual Federal Inspection R.O.T.C. Concert Choir Annual Musical Rifle and Drill Team Competition at Houston National Honor Society Assembly Spring Vacation Staff Development Classes Begin Trinity Rifle Match End of Second Six Weeks Staff Development GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY PAGEANT COBB STADIUM Career Education Employers Appreciation Dinner R.O.T.C. Field Day Armed Forces Parade Sundial Day Parents Preview lSenior Assemblyl Senior Day Senior Luncheon Senior Prom Senior Picnic End Second Semester Staff Development Graduation Due to the summer copy deadline, schedule for calendar of events could not be Hnalized I7 Athletics D Club of 1927 was composed of those students who let- tered in Football, Basketball, and Baseball, 1925-27. Football For half a century, the Bisons have represented Sunset with outstanding football teams, exem- plified by their overall record i284 wins, 193 losses, 22 ties, 15 District titles, 12 City titles and one State Championshipl. During those 50 years 70 Sunset Bisons have been selected to All-Dis- trict and All-City teams. Sunset football began in 1925, under Head Coach Harold T. Higgins. Mr. P. C. Cobb was Business Manager and later Dal-High Stadium was renamed in his honor. ln that first season Sunset was defeated soundly by Oak Cliff llater known as Adamsonl and this was the beginning ofa longstanding rivalry. Out of 50 games Sunset has been the victor 30 times. In 1971, our present Head Coach, Mr. M. A. McCollum, took over. That year Sunset had its best record lo-41 since 1968, and four Bisons were selected oh the 1st 12AAAA All-District squad and two on the second team, one Bison made All-Metro. In 1973 Sunset had a 5-5 record placing six Bisons on the All-District team, two of them on the All-Metro team. FOOTBALL TEAM 1925-26: First Row lleft to rightj: Ferris, Looney, Langran, Anderson, Simpson, Geyer, Hainline, Duncan, Lawson. Sec- ond Row: Miller, Webster, Robinson, Miller, Lowry, Peck, McDowell, Player. Standing: Coach Higgins, Robinson, Griffin, Moore, Dansby, - Hayter, Cayton, Pollard, Carter, Ross, Manager Smith. Football Action l 97 3-7 4 18 Basketball . N, H A.. . ., .. . W is 5 W. W, I .. i v U ji iff., Vi ,Q '- 'r it N ...W ,,f,', -Y 6 ff s. ' X I I V f sm' , 5.83 V - 'A .1 You ,fr s... A 4 5 ,V f y j iffy! ll tl 162 gg? ' it - V es- 1 f i ' Zf1 s ifff, I ' ', , ' . . A it we se ll a' . ww w M N S f '. ,. .W 1 . X. i if s 2 1 'MJ to A . s 1 5 E A A . V .. .lx 'X f X WX! gwggu A i X h X . Nz! U 5 , W A K I V . A is 3 f 5 ,dw -lt J 4 - . ,.1.gf:f ' - ,tlllliii 5' ' i - . Tig . .affg ' 9 f E 1 1 fi Q 1. ' 'K J J Tl- Y 4 5 V ' ' 3 P , : en, BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS, 7926-21 Coach Bushman, Basketball Action 7973-74 Marburger, Arnold, Pollard, Ross, Olive, McDowell, Riley, Peck. Sunset has had only four head basketball coaches in its 50 year history. Mr. W. W. Bushman was coach from 1927 to 1932, and during that time no record was kept for the years 1930-1931. However, there was a record of 27 wins and 14 losses during that time. ln 1933, Mr. Ben Mat- thews coached. Mr. Stanley Thomas took over as coach in 1936, and served until 1952. Records were scanty for that era, however, in 1944, the Bisons were State Champions with three players on the All-City team. They were City Champs in 1945 with three players on the All-City team. ln 1950, the Bisons won the city crown and one player made the All-State team. ln 1951 and 1952, the Bisons were again City Champs. Mr. Rufus Moore coached from 1953 to 1968, and during this period Sunset played winning basketball. They were City Champs in 1953, placing two on the All-City team. Even though the Bisons did not win championships between 1958 and 1961, several Bisons made the All-District teams. ln 1962, Sunset was zone champion, as well as 1965. ln 1969, our present coach, Mr. Joe Huey, took over. 1 9 l Baseball Baseball, considered America's most popular sport, has likewise been a popular and important part of athletics at Sunset High School. Through the years, baseball at Sunset has rapidly advanced in quality and supervision. Several former Sunset students have made the Maior leagues. These include Davie Williams, who played for New York, Carl Warwick, who played for St. Louis, and Clifford Cook, who played for Cincinnati. Sunset's baseball teams have won many titles and honors, the most recent being the American Legion City Championship in 1973. BASEBALL TEAM 7925-26: Standing: Ghent, Hayter, Moody, Webster, Coach Higgins, Payne, Richardson, Ballinger, Hollinquist. Middle Row: Richards, Anderson, Ross, McGowins, Walker, Wellbaum. Front Row: Carnes, Geyer, Bryant, Biggio. 'i w if ' -C was ff - if i A in ' fi- X- ...A Se' ' ,, V , L . , ' 7 s M39 A f' t .-1 fl-f .yv . is v 'i J ,, . , t., ,-, Q ' 9 'L I, , mi! ' I ' 'i ' ' ' - 7 ' . 9' L l? -F li .1 f Y' ' '07 J. ',.,, -f I 1, ' A +5 ' . ,, .. ,,,f M ,ef C vw L. w L rtll . A .., ' -r . QL? A X K r' as Qi. .4-' a t 1 Stud ' CI , 3 1 , i J., i w f 3 V , S X A ,rg ' fi l f M , , X , L .V .L . . g K Y 4 if 2 . ' ' 4 'L 'X V A A -sf' A-f' : ' 4 'Wa .jk g 4 gh L x ir, , x , M., it, i sl - A i . 1 X - A In V V N , X ix .Q X i I BASEBALL TEAM l973-74: First Row: Clint Allen, Dale Morris, Billy Brooks, David Roberts, Gwen Williams, Troy Johnson, John Seale, Roy Cortez, Kevin Sowards, Doug Jones. Second Row: Coach Patterson, Larry Castro, Ruben Coronado, Greg Powell, Bill McMinn, Brad Ben- nett, Glenn Barry, Bryan Reed, David Houser. 20 Track TRACK TEAM 1926: Standing: Veach, Bullington, Sinclair, Pollard, Moore, Car- roll, Carpenter, Lockhart, Arnold, Franks. MIDDLE ROW: Reitz, Roberts, Dansby, Jarvis, Johnson, Haswell, DeGuire, Rees, Webber. Front Row: Jared, Moore, Car- sey, Maguire, Teague, Cayton. In 1926, the Sunset track team, under the direction of its first coach, Mr. Franks, ranked first in the annual Fat Show track meet, the Burleson College Relays, Rice Relays and a triangular meet between the city schools. The following 12 years were not too successful, but in 1931, Sunset produced its first City Champions, under the guidance of Mr. Byron Rhome. Mr. Rhome remained as coach until 1943, when Mr. Herman Scruggs took over until 1960. Under his direction the Bisons won ten City Championships, one State Championship in 1953, and second in the State in 1954 and 1955. During his tenure, several new records were set by the Bisons. Mr. Jack Roten took over as coach in 1960, and Sunset again was the City Champion. Again individual Bisons set new records. Mr. Rex Carey began as coach in 1971, and Sunset produced the first City Championship cross-coun- try team in 1973. -l 1 55 TRACK TEAM CITY CHAMPIONS: Standing: Coach 1974 SENIOR TRACK MEN: Standing: Charles 'man Scruggs, Bobby Bozman, Jerry Tacker, John Kar- Butler, Wendell Wright, Richard Saenz, Mike , Eddie Southern, James Duncan, Bobby Thomas. Whaley, DCU? Crisp, Bill L9Wi5, Tffllnfff- Kneel- reling: Hershal Ground, Cloud Watson, Marvin Her- ing: DOH Murray, Befnlf? Silva, GSOVQS COOISYI V, Sammy Harrison, Don Herring, James Baird, David Salome Rui!- fman, Tom Butler. 2 1 Tennis and Golf Tennis Team 1926-27 Chefyl BGffif1g6f- State Semi-Finalist 1974 The Sunset tennis team through the years has won a great many City Championships. This is due to the many dedicated coaches and players. Kenneth Arnold was the first coach of Sunset's tennis team from 1926-1927. Four outstanding coaches in the history of Sunset were: Mr. W. D. Franks, 1931-1941, leading Sunset to three City Championships in a row, Mr. Nelson A. Hutto, 1941-1946, with Sunset winning four City Championships, Mr. Elmer Knox, 1947-1963, leading Sunset to five City Championships, Mr. Carl Wallace, 1963-1965, leading Sunset to City Champi- onship in 1964. Sunset's tennis team is now coached by Mr. Raymond M. Moore. The history of golf at Sunset High School has been rewarding for many years. In the last fifty years, Sunset has been fortunate in having five dedicated men as coaches: Mr. Franks in 1929, Mr. Maider from 1930-1932, Mr. R. C. Pantermeuhl from 1933-1945, Mr. E. M. Barnett from 1946-1955, and Mr. Cecil Jerden from 1956 to the present. Sunset has had many championships, winning nine State Champi- onships and fourteen City Championships. The first girls' team was xt it 1 ZA started in 1972. lt is interesting to note that Sunset produced such pro golfers as k -,i Don January, Dennis Lavender, Betty Mimms and Betty Jameson were ' the first girl golfers. LEFT: Sunset's 1931 golf team. RIGHT: Victor DeLcs Santos - top finisher, Golf 1974. lDidn't Know That. . . . . . the students from Oak Cliff High School insisted that Mr. W. H. Adamson's picture be placed in the upper hall before they would agree to transfer to Sunset. . . . the first assembly speaker of 1925 at Sunset H.S. was, most appropriately, Mr. Adamson, the beloved principal of Oak Cliff High School. . . . the Sunset campus was once surrounded by cotton patches and livestock herds. OUR NEW SCHOOL Sunset may be a baby Not old enough for a name, But before this year is over, lt will be the hall of fame. Our Sun-Dial and our Stampede Will be known o'er all the land, And in making up our scholarship club Everyone will have a hand. Our football boys do very well, l'm sure you 'll all agree, lf we'll go out to the games and yell, Our opponents will climb the tree. Now, let's get busy and make our school The best in this whole town, By showing our spirit, and doing our best With a smile and not a frown. . . . Miss Griffin, of the first faculty, said that she doesn't see why they didn't call us Pirates instead of Bisons. lWe walk the gang plank so much.l . . . the design for the school flag was selected by a committee of nine October 21, 1925, sub- mitted by Misses Mary Dell Allen and Sarah Lavendar, members of the first class of Sunset. . . . the flag is to be of purple, white and yellow. Purple, according to the ancient Phoenicians, is a symbol of wealth and white is the symbol of truth and purity. . . . the Student Council voted on a preamble to the school constitution which follows: We, the people of the Sunset High, in order to form a more modern institution, establish pep, insure a hot time, provide for dark parking space, promote short skirts, and secure the liberty of necking to ourselves and our lovers do ordain and establish this constitution for the students of Sunset High. . . . Sunset was the first high school in the state of Texas to have a public address system. . . . boys and girls were required to sit separately in the lunch room, but they staged a rebellion. After one week of sitting together, they went back to boys sitting on one side and the girls on the other. . . . the retainer wall in front of the school was off limits for sittingx . . smoking for faculty members was forbidden within the building. The Freshmen mostly really work, The Sophomores sometimes swerve, The Juniors must depend on bluff, The Seniors on their nerve. . . . that the first teacher at Sunset to grow a moustache was William Watson in 1967. Submitted by former faculty members: Miss Ruth Morris, Miss Lucille Stephens, Present Principal Mr. Harold J. Filgo and the early issues of the Stampedes. 23 Clubs and Organizations Band s lu Q Q 1 Band, under the direction of Colonel William Hertzog, overcame the difficul- ties of its first year by winning second place in the City Band Meet for the ing the most recent award given in San Antonio at the Fiesta Stage Band Festi- val. At this festival the Lab Band was awarded the first place trophy from the St. Mary's University Music Department. Another thing that the Bison Band has to be proud of this year is their new uniforms, designed by Mr. Chuck Robinson. These uniforms are a combination of French, hand twilled, gold mylar andfringe, which add up to be one of the most spectacular uniforms in the country. 1925-26 Military Band 1973-74 Bison Band Bisonettes The drill team at Sunset actually began in 1941, when a request was ?i.det'cB'he D HTf'ndj'1fnd-nt ' me yfrmv tw. . 6 r- c oo istrict to ave ri teams - , . K I ' H 1-1 added to all high schools. The ...L-. i'i W iw 1-llfiJ tt.u l v M ' request was granted and Miss Mae Venable took on the tremendous task of organizing Sunset's first drill team, the Sunrays, The Sunrays performed precision drills in three different groups: the baton corps, flag corps and the drum corps. Their uniforms were basic white with purple shields and hats with a white plume. ln 1952, the name was changed to Bisonettes, and the uniforms were changed to purple vests and skirts, and white cowboy hats, shirts and boots. The style of the routines were also changed to more graceful steps and softer music. Sunrays 1942 i Bisonettes 1974 Fi In the year 1925-26, the Sunset 13 Q i Sousa Cup. Since then, the band has l brought many honors to Sunset includ- E 5 4 Cheerleaders .s ss ...il The Cheerleaders at Sunset have been an inspiration for many people through the past fifty years, encouraging spirit and leadership for the student body and com- munity. The purpose for this group has always been the same, and that is, to direct the cheering at games, athletic con- tests, sportsmanship assemblies, and any ' other occasions when there is a need for group cheering. Even though the purpose of this group has not changed over the years, there have been other changes made. These changes might include: their uniforms, the length of the pep assemblies, and also, tryouts. Cheerleaders 792.5-26 K I K Cheerleaders I 974-75 R.o.r.c. R.O.T.C. has been a part of Sunset since the school was built in 1925. In its first year the Corps' Crack Company won state and also several city titles. The - Corps since f then has 1 earned the title ' of Best Battal- ion in the city many times. ln l 973, the Corps opened its doors for the first time to the females, who were very eager to ioin. The purpose of this organization is not only to learn military skills, but to gain leadership, honesty, and self disci- pline. Rifle Team 1925-26 1973-74 ROTC Color Guard ssh' gl l C A S , 5 C., ' thc, 7: ' if . ,y A I V A :ig -, V Ei..l3gV,, wa xy. Q ,., Al Q 1 1 x. W ry .I il 7 l js. , vii, ' 1.14 'M' Q. , ' x .Q . A - 25 Aff Service This club is designed to do necessary art work such as posters and stage props for the school and individual organizations within the school. Bison Forensic The Bison Forensic League is designed for people who wish to compete in speech and dramatic events. BFS started at Sun- set in l93l and it has helped make Sunset a fine school aca- demically and socially. Membership in the National Forensic League is gained by earning points for participation in the activities of BFL. Booster The Booster Club was formed at Sunset in i973 consisting of parents of Sunset students to help support the school activities and organizations. Distributive Education is a career training program in the field of Marketing, Merchandising and Management. Drama This club stresses participation in the dramatic arts as a measure of teaching stu- dents appreciation ofthe theater. They prepare class plays and present plays and assembly programs for the entire school. FflCkel' The club members must be able to operate the visual aid equipment in order to receive an approved Proiectionist's card given by the Dallas Independent School District. F. C.A. The purpose of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes is to confront the athletes and coaches, and through them to confront the youth of our nation with the challenge and adventure of following Christ. French The French Club has existed for 28 years at Sunset and is composed of French students who wish to broaden their interest in the French language and nation. Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America and HERO lHome Economics Related Occupa- tionsl is to help boys and girls to assume their roles in society through home eco- nomics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation, and community involvement. In The American Field Service lAFSl and the Sunset lnterna- tional Exchange Club have worked together for I6 years with the purpose to raise money for every exchange stu- dent that stays at Sunset. In fern Membership in this national organization is gained through points earned in participation in drama productions and experience as stagehands. J. C. T. S. C. Safety Education should be an integral component of the total education process and at Sunset, this idea is promoted through the Junior Citizens Traffic Safety Commission and the Dallas Association of Insurance agents. Junior This youth division of the American Red Cross conducts a variety of com- munity, national, and international service activities. Key A iunior member of the Kiwanis Club, this organization is an honorary service club for young men of Sunset. Life Leadership 26 National Honor The idea ofa national organization for giving recognition to students for aca- demic excellence was born in 1919. The obiect of the Sunset Chapter is to promote and encourage scholarship, service, leadership, and character of students. OEA IVOEI is a cooperative career education program linking the Dal- las Independent School District to the training and skill needed in the business world. Pan'Am The Pan-American Student Forum, organized in 1928, is for the service of Spanish-speak- ing countries, their people, and customs. Quill and Quill and Scroll is an International Society for high school iournalists and its purpose is to recognize and reward students who have done outstand- ing work on school publications. The Latin Club promotes a broader and more thorough understanding of the practical and cultural value of studying Latin. Councf, This group is a representative body of Sunset students elected by adviso- ries. These elected representatives encourage members of the student body to uphold and support activities and policies of the Student Council. TA Texas Association Health Occupations Students Tl Texas Industrial Students Association Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Vocational Opportunity Clubs of America Woods and Waters One of the more recent clubs in Sunset's history is the Woods and Waters Club, whose activities include hunting, fishing, and a gen- eral study of the outdoors. The club was started in 1969 by Mike Maynard and Harold Bredimeier. Young Life Y' Teens A youth organization of the Y.W.C.A., this club endeavors to serve others as a Christian. youth group. Expired Clubs A.Z. The A.Z. Club was organized in February of , 1927, for the purpose of having a good time. The Algebra Club, organized in 1927, was organized in order to create greater appreciation of Algebra, both as a social and industrial asset, to establish proper attitudes and to improve scholar- ship. 28 BISON The Bison Apathetic Club was organized in 1953, as a protest to school apathy, however, no one cared enough to organize any protests. Bicycle Club Chemistry Club Creative Writing Club Fufure The purpose of the Future Nurses Club was to explain just what nursing is and who it is suitable for. Gentlemen Aides The Good Scholarship Club was organized only for those with high scholastic standing. Girl Reserves The Girl Reserves, organized in 1926, had for its purpose the ideal of bettering themselves through good health, service, and high morality. The Herd was an organized pep squad composed of girls who met scholastic and citi- zenship requirements. They supported the school in all athletic contests. Hunting and Fishing Club Ice Skating Club The purpose of the Metazoans club was to create interest in the biologi- cal phases outside ofthe classroom. P en P The Pen Pals were a group of students interested in corresponding with students from foreign countries. The purpose of this club was to promote good will among countries. The first Pep Squad was organized at Sunset in 1925, in order to promote spirit and to perform formations at half-time during football games. Cowgirl and cow- qv, Y., V boy suits were elected the most appropriate dress for this group in its first year, but were changed to sailor uniforms for the following two years. Interest was soon lost and the Pep Squad ceased to exist. Ready Writing Club 5. F. S. The S.F.S. Club was organized by a few lively girls from the 4B class in order to pep up the group. Pep Squad W. W. W. Society ss A - The Society was organized in 1926, by a group of enthusiastic senior' girls, who gave parties honoring various groups and persons. . Yobons The Yobons were a club that sponsored such activities as: a backwards party, candy pull, theater party, bridge luncheon, and a Bowery dance. Traditions For 50 years, Sunset students and teachers have been forming and handing down traditions. New students to Sunset are constantly bombarded with talk of Bison traditions. Traditions take many aspects at Sunset, but perhaps the greatest amount of traditions are asso- ciated with pep assemblies. These include holding hands during the singing of the Alma Mater, the Bo yell, leaving the auditorium silently, and each class doing their clap during the playing of the fight song. Probably the most cherished tradition comes in the Adamson homecoming assembly when the Bison speaks his words of wisdom and inspira- tion. At the Adamson game, it is a tradition for the band, Biso- nettes, and ROTC to form a sun setting during halftime. Other traditions concerning pep assemblies are Cowboy Day for the Carter game and the Woodrow Wilson assem- bly when an Honorary Biso- nette, always a male faculty member, is chosen. The victory train is a traditional event for the SOC pep assembly. Some traditions at Sunset are primarily concerned with the sophomores. The most famous of these is the sopho- more clap which many sophomores experience. Others include upperclassmen selling sophomores elevator tickets and making them carry lunch trays. There are several traditional events throughout the school year. These include the Powder Puff football game between the senior and iunior Bisonettes, the Purple and White game, the Sweet- heart and Favorites assemblies, the Sundial assembly, the Military Ball, and the Concert Choir car- oling through the halls before the Christmas holidays. Senior Day has traditionally been the last school day for seniors. On this day the senior choir mem- T V bers sing Climb Every Mountain and Gradua- tion Day. Also, the iuniors receive their senior rings on Senior Day. The giving of a gift to the school from the graduating senior class has long been a tradition. These traditions, and many others, have been a popular aspect of Sunset and have been cherished and long remembered by many students. The traditional sunset formed during Adamson game. The Sophomore Clap l 29 The Sunset Hall of Fame The Sunset Hall of Fame, created in 1933 by the Sundial staff, was established for the purpose of recognizing Sunset people who become nationally famous during their years at Sunset. The national recognition came as a result of out- standing achievements in several areas. ROSS L. BUSH was the Hrst student to be honored in the Hall of Fame. ln 1933, he was recognized as national champion and state record holder in the 880-yard run. LINDA DARNELL was the next to be honored. During her three years at Sunset, she became a famous motion picture star. fm I mfffff ,,, ,e,,....-una' 1' L HAMMAN was the third student to gain tional recognition. He tied the national cord for the 200-yard low hurdles. 'WIS STUCKEY was next to enter the Hall of fme when he became President of Key Club ternational. 43. 1 .4, C I M9505 Q? I le v I E time T' 1 I S. 'P'?I5I'?' wi.. L3 iiae 1? I iiter' E I canmu' ' ' 'Tig it i'f I -H .Q I I ' 'T I T' T . . Hu 17242. iik -. , 3 J W I 6 ...E W V - H H or .xx 512 W ' I T W. 1 K x Q5 I Q Y 11.1 nun f W. T. WHITE achieved national recognition in I950 when he became President of the American Association of School Administra- tors. EDDIE SOUTHERN was the last to enter the Hall of Fame. He won many honors and set national records in track. ,WW ff.. . A commemorative publication, The Golden Anniversary Edition of The History of Sunset High School will afford the opportunity for contributions of interesting happenings and historical pic- tures to be made by former students and interested members of the community. Inquiries about sponsorship of pages can be made to the Historical Committee early in the 1974-75 school year. Subscriptions for the publication will be available beginning October 19, 1 97 4. Please direct any further questions or information to the attention of the Historical Committee, Sunset High School 2120 West Jefferson Blvd., Dallas, Texas 75208 12141942-3121 82