Terrell High School - Tiger Yearbook (Terrell, TX)

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BOOTH In sincere appreciation of the understanding, kindness, patience, and un- tiring effort of Mrs. R. B. Tooey, our pep squad sponsor, and Prof. E. S. Booth, our band director, we dedicate this annual to them. They will always be remembered as a most important factor in our high school days for their part in sponsoring worth-while and ambitious performanc- es, which helped to make Terrell High School and the Terrell Tigers known and respected. Their work does not end with the football season, but continues throughout the entire year. Two people who are able to create such a wholesome school spirit and do such an excellent job are certainly very deserving of this recognition, which cannot, however, begin to give enough credit to them for their work. Hz L, 9 W 5: ..,,,:f' -'X-ini - '.. - '.'.:4. . - . . .-ww.-' 1 .z. . . .. 4 ' f .. .- . .. Q,-Q. ! 2 'J-W 11 ' ' 5 r A1't., ' , fl'K- 27 ---if. . 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V.. . m , w .'.-2,1 . 1 ' .U-L 1 - g. w . 4, V- o 7 J K. . .,. ,.. ..f , -if - ., 4 X aw., W - r -H-4 .ink 7 .. V 5- s 5, , ..,'. ,x n... V - N A nf A -. , lf 41. .v Z' .4 1 WV.. - . r f,jfz.,i j. C. CARPENTER Prirzfipal W, j. E. LANGWITH Szzperizzlendenl 7 Q MILLER YOUNG CARPENTER Secretary Chemistry Supervisor DUNCAN HARDIN ORAHOOD TOOEY AKIN History Latin Business Geometry Science TYSON MICHIE LLOYD MILLER BOUTWELL English Homemaking Agriculture Homcmaking Music POWELL LACKEY VINEYARD HESTES RAIKE Spanish English Athletics Music Library '. A .tg-,H z., ,,'..1,Qv, :N-gg ., , V H -L. nn 1 A. - .- .Q u-: H1 n-..v 1 ww .-fp.,-.:., In ML, I -1 , W M. ' ' , ' ' an . ,1 1 -'4'f' - NN n A , fi., vi I J-,V -A -: N, Yn- X . 1 . ,ll -.. 2 qs: fl .1Q51ss.:Qi5 , 1. -Y wzgf,-sig' J ff l V ' xx. . EEZ? MISS LACKEY Spomor DON DOz1ER V. Pfer. Victory Corps 1, 2, Foot- ball 3, 4, Glee Club 4, V. Pres. Senior Class. CORINE CLEERE Trent. F. H. A. Ig Pep Squad 1, 2, Band 2, Treas. jr. Class, Treas. Senior Class. PAT BENEDICT Class Favoriteg Sec. Freshman Classg Treas. Soph. Classg F. F. A. Sweetheart 2, F. H. A. 2, 3, 5, Treas. 25 Band Majorette 3. 4, Glee Club 4. DOT BLASIUS F. H. A. 1, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 55 Glee Club 5, Library Club 3. Band Majorette 4, 5. WAYNE GALE Prey. Spanish Club Pres. 3: Honor Society 3, Treas. 4, Pres. Senior Classg Senior Class Favorite. MARAEETH ROLLINS Ser. F. H. A., Treas. 1, His- torian 3, Pres. 4, Y- Teens Cabinet 1, 2, Pres 3, Treas. 4, Band 1, 2 3, 4, V. Pres. Soph Class, Sec. Senior Class Honor Society Sec. 3 Sec. 4, Favorite jr Class. ROBERT BALLARD Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES BENNETT Victory Corps lg Foot ball 3, 4. LEON BRITTAIN Football 4, Baseball 3 5, Victory Corps ll, F. F. A. 1, 2, 5, 5, F. H A. Sweetheart 5. ANNE CROMWELL Y-Teens 3, Song Leader 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Squad 5, 45 Cheerleader 4. ANITA jo DAVIS Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 15 F. H. A. V. Pres. 1, Treas. 45 Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. 45 Annual Staff 3, 4. RALPH EWING Victory Corps 1, 25 Glee Club 3, 45 Tennis 45 Football 3, 45 Track 3, 4. BUDDY HARRELL Football Mgr. 45 Senior Class Favorite. RICHARD HEARN Tennis Club 45 Victory Cor s 1, 2. iuaa.wazw:,ww..waaaa,.+...u..w..-.,..as-..-w CHARLOTTE CROUCH Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Sec. 45 Pep Squad 15 F. H. A. 15 Glee Club 5, 45 1. C. L. Sec. 33 Annual Staff 45 Honor Society 4. LOWELL DRESSLAR KENNETH HARMON Football 2, 3, 45 Victory Corps 15 Glee Club 45 Baseball 2, 5, 4. MARY I-IAYGOOD F. H. A, 1, 45 Pep Squad 15 Honor Society V. Pres. 3, 45 Annual Staff 4. RUDOLPH HEMBY Football 1, 2, 3, 4. BILLY HESTES Victory Corps 15 Glee Club 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 F. F. A. 25 Band 1, 2. MARTHA HUGHES F. H. A. 1, 25 Y-Teens 3, 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3. EDDIE JEAN JORDAN F. H. A. Pianist 15 Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, Pianist 2, 3, Cabinet 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Honor Society 4. GLEN KING Band 1, 25 Tennis Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PEGGY LOVELL Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Flag Bearer 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 1. fi BETTY JEAN HowE Spanish Club V. Pres. 45 Honor Society 4. H. C. HUNT Victory Corps 15 Band 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 45 Track 4. GLADYS KINES F. H. A. 1, Historian 45 Pep Squad 35 Tennis Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Y-Teens 35 Library Club 3. ROBERT LEWIS Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Victory Corps 1, 25 Baseball 2, 4. ALICE MONTGOMERY Glee Club 45 Spanish Club 4. L RUTH MOORE F. H. A. lg Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Squad 1, 2. JAMES Musrcx Victory Corps 1, 2g F. F. A. 1, 23 Tennis Club Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4 JOE PEDIGO Victory Corps 1, 2. JEAN PICKARD Pep Squad 1, 3, 4, 5, Majorette 4, 55 Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 4, 5, Reporter 5, Tennis Club 3, F. H. A. lg F. F. A. Sweetheart 5. JAMES PRIDDY Victory Corps 1, 2. CHARLES MULL Track 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps 1, Band lg Honor Society 3, 4, Pres. 35 Glee Club 3, 45 V. Pres. Fresh. Class, Pres. jr. Class, Football 2, 3, 4. SYBIL Nix Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad lg F. H. A. 1, 4, Song Leader 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Libra- rian 4. E. F. PERRY, JR. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 65 F. F. A. I, 2, 33 Glee Club 4, Victory Corps 1, 2. EMIL POWELL Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps 1, 2, Sec. Soph. Class. DouGLAs REEVES Football 2, 3, 4, Tennis Club lg Victory Corps 1 2 FRANCES ROACII Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 3, V. Pres. 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Tennis Club 4g Honor Society 4. joy ANN SMITH F. H. A. 1, 25 Honor Society 4, 5, Pres. 4g Tennis Club 5, Annual Staff 5. BARBARA WEBSTER F. H. A. lg Y-Teens 1, Treas. 2, Tennis Club 1, 2g Band Captain 1, 2, 3, 4g Band Sec. 1, 2, 3, 4. l X- JACK WHITESIDE Victory Corps 1 2 NELDA ROSENBAUM Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, Sec. 3, F. H. A. 1, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Senior Class Favorite. DON STILES Football 3, 4, Victory Corps 1, 2g F. F. A. 1, 2, Glee Club 33 Track 3. BILL WHITE Band 1, 2, Student Dir. 3, Drum Major 45 Ten- nis Club 1, 2, Glee Club 3, V. Pres. 45 Victory Corps 15 J. C. L. Co- Consul, Song Leader 3. QSE I R Mrs. Miller Sponsor Thomas Snow Pre,ride1zl Wyatt Leinart V. Pre.ridenl Mary Darst SeH'e1ar'y jimmy Rollins Treamrer Gough Alexander Edward Bishop Shirley Bogle Maymie Bowles Hollis Bowling Curtis Briggs .MEA , fri! - james Bullock Lavern Cates Peggy Calvin Anna Mae Cech jim Ed Cobb Marie Cook Boone Davcs, jr joan Davis Suzanne Davis Pat Dorsey Beaurene Farmer Ina Farmer Oscar Fields jimmy Gale Ora Nell Garner Charlotte Gipson Sidney Greenwell Oneil Harrell Bennie Harris Beth Henderson Lavinia Hestes r I Glenn Hill Robert james james johnson Hamby Kelpen Martha Killian Carolyn Knight Betty Lewallen Billy Loclchead Corky Love Shirley Lowrie 1 x 'L J.: , 4 , K., m ,. me . .0 w . w vm' I . .x..f I-X.. :,,5V .vwx .J Y V '. . :' :f . L '. . .. .f5.' - HV ff .1.V V255 - if.-w.-,rfgw Q.. I7 1' - .-n ' -V ff . , , x x Q . 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Putting our imaginations to task, we have dreamed up some personality- tune combinations for the junior Class. Gough Alexander-What Is,This Thing Called Love? Edward Bishop-I Love Me Shirley Bogle-Lover Come Back to Me Maymie Ann Boles-Buttons and Bows Hollis Bowling-Mule Train Curtis Briggs-A Little Fish in a Big Pond james Bullock-I'm Busy Doing Nothing Lavern Cates--Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella Peggy jo Cavin-I'm a Lonely Little Petunia Anna Mae Cech-Manana Us Soon Enough for Mej jim Ed Cobb-Hair of Gold, Eyes of Blue Marie Cook-Who Do You Know in Heaven That Made You the Angel You Are? Mary Ellen Darst-Information Please Boone Daves, Jr.-I Haven't Time to Be a Millionaire Joan Davis-Mighty Lak' a Rose Suzanne Davis-I'm Satisfied with Life Pat Dorsey-I'm just a Pansy in a Flower Pot Beaurene Farmer-A Cock-Eyed Optimist Ina Farmer-Goody, Goody, Good Oscar Fields-I'm Happy Being Me jimmy Gale-I've Got Plenty of Nothin' Ora Nell Garner-Give Me a Song with a Beautiful Melody Charlotte Gipson-It's a Big Wide Wonderful World Sidney Greenwell-There's Nothing like a Dame Oneil Harrell-It's My Lazy Day Bennie Harris-Sunny Side Up Beth Henderson-Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue 1 f00 Z Z fi 5. Lavinia Hestes-Blues Stay Away from Me Glenn Hill-Red Head Robert james-Who'll Take My Place When I'm Gone? james johnson-Farming Hamby Kelpen-Have You Got Someone Else on the Strin Martha Killian-I'd Rather Laugh Carolyn Knight-Lavender Blue Wyatt Leinart-just for Fun Betty Lewallen-You'1l Never Know Billy Lockhead-How Big Can You Get, Little Man? Corky Love-Ah Still Suits Me Shirley Lowrie-Oh by jing! Jack Marshall-On a Slow Boat to China Jack Martin-All the Girls Think I Am Wonderful Frank Moore-I Don't Want to Be President Linda Pedigo-Ain't Misbehavin' Ed Pilley, jr.-Prelude in G Sharp Minor by Rachmaninoff. Con Quattlebaum-Life Gets Tee-jus, Don't It? Nannette Reynolds-It's a Great Feeling jimmy Dan Rollins-Let's Eat Dale Rush--Schnitzelbank Song fOh You Sweet Onej Barbara Selzer-Who? Why? Thomas Snow-Take Me Out to the Ball Game Bob Sullins-Ain't Doin' Bad Doin' Nothin' Herbert Tucker-So Tired Ollie Fay Turner-She Knows Her Onions john Vance-That's My Weakness Now Thomas Vance-I'm just a Country Boy john Welborn-It's a Cruel, Cruel World Billie jo West-I've Got the Sun in the Morning Robert Williams-There Is a Tavern in the Town Maxine Winton-Girl of My Dreams Betty Ruth Wooten-A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody Joanne Wynne-Younger Than Spring Time C1-,Q g? QM Mrs. Tyson Spmzmr' Wade Ingram Preyjdenl jerry Hamm V. Pre.ride11l Thomas Loden Sefrefafy Ann James Treamref' Paul Anderson Wilma Arney jimmy Barnett Mike Bartlett jean Beheler Bobby Bishop johnell Bivens jack Blasius Pete Breeden Sally Breeden Billy Brockway Carmen Conder Patsy Cook joan Dresslar Raymond Gibson Tate Hall Cora Lee Hansen We in WY! f will Norma Rae Helm Joyce Henson Doris Huddleston Edward Kasper Margaret Lightfoot Tom Liston Charlene McGuffin Dorothy Monk Royce Mull Gaye Platt Patsy Richie john Paul Rowden Nolan Sifforcl Dorthey Smith Don Springer Moneta Stokes Juanita Valentine Tommy Whiteside Betty Whitney 'R l Num '-14 2. 115 :. 1,3425 I ix f! is 1 fl!'1.,91l1iX ,K F' '11 c i 412 1 E M Mrs. Orahood Sponmr George Lambeth Prefid ent Helen Warren V. Prefident Anise Derrick Serrelary Linda Quattlebaum Treafurer Nancy Adams Hal Barnes Buddy Barnett Barbara Baum John Bedinger Juanita Bennett Don Blansett Roy Brockway Kenneth Byrd it 1 l I mi., mah ' .arduafallf I Bobby Clower Dorothy Coffman Charles Crider Wade Driver Blain Duncan Ann English Mary Evans Marvin Fleetwood Ann Gale jerry Gibson Charlie Greene jo Ann Greene Helen Greenwell Ann Hanchey Hamilton Harper james Harris Raymond Harris W. A. Harrison Rupert Henry G. B. Henson james Hogan jeanette Hogan Mary Hunt james Hunter james jackson Doris Jacobs Mack Jacobs Charles jandrew nl fm? Q, fx joe jaymes jack johnson Barbara jones Mary Keller Synthia Kizzia julia Knight Kelsey Leatherwood Gerald Longley Wanda Luttrell Van Lynch Barbara Lyon Cecil McDonald Betty McManus Betty Melton Verlene Melton Nancy Moore Shirley Moore Lois Myers Tom Norton Sue Parnell janet Peddy Glenn Pridcly jerry Priddy Glenn Raines Bob Richardson Nancy Roberts Billy Rumbo jo Ann Sanders Martha Samuels 4 X ib- is Dolores Scott james Scott 4 Barbara Smith Tracy Spears Mary Springer Paula Stallings Kenneth Strickland joe Wages Betty Weathers Winnie Webb Lari Wester Margaret Whiteside 'lo Wilkerson Peggy Wilson Shirlie Wynne Y -wr 'iqg ' fa 3? :YA f5?4iifi5?9 ' Senior BUDDY HARRELL Senior WAYNE GALE junior BETTY RUTH WOOTEN Junior ROBERT JAMES :CV Sophomore PATSY RICHIE up Freshman RUPERT HENRY N Sophomore WADE INGRAM Freshman MARY H UNT F. H. A. Sweetheart it . F. F. A. Sweetheart JEAN PICKARD Football Queen PATSY RIC!-IIE LEON BRITTAIN LPQQTEEE TIQFQE 1 lt 1 fs f T .. 1 i . FOOTBALL A TEAM Top row: Don Dozier, Robert Wfilliams, Chuck Mull, james Scott, Rudolph Hemby Doug Reeves, Robert Lewis. Second row: Tate Hall, jack Blasius, Thomas Snow, D. Rollins, Billy Lockhead, Ralph Ewing, Bob Richardson, Oscar Fields, Thomas Vance, jerry Hamm. Third row: jack Harris, Sid Greenwell, Roy Brockway, Goosie Barnett, james john- son, Wyatt Leinart, Billy Hestes, Wade Ingram, Robert james, Leon Vineyard. Front row: Bob Sullins, Oneil Harrell, james Bennett, Dude Rumbo, Hamby Kelpen, john Vance, Gizzie Stiles, Hollis Bowling. Leon Vineyard ....,a ....,.,,,,.,.,..., C web jack Harris ..... ..... A .f,i'i,i'l41lll Comb Tate Hall ..,... ..............,,... M amzger Buddy Harrell ........,.....a...,........... ..,.... A .l'.l'i.l'fdIIf Manager Douglas Reeves, Roy Brockway .,.,... ..........,. C 0-Caplaim W 4 f 4 1 yt V. 'S Q 'fa f' Q L LETTERMEN X , N 78' X 435 x 04' Q 7 -s, 'vu 'Q' ' 9 q I, V X my ,gg..,: 4 Q Hg' LETTERMEN 'Qs 'PL Wiz-ga TIGERS '49 The 1949 football schedule for the Tigers was very impressive. Only the best of available teams were scheduled for games. The season started off with a bang as the Tigers lost to the powerful Garland Owls 20-6 The next week a riled Grand Saline team eked out a 13-7 win over the Tigers. The third game was with a strong Mesquite eleven, which was held to a 0-O tie. The Tigers' first conference game was with Royce City, the Tigers running up a muddy 25-7 score. The second conference game was with Plano at Plano. Although the opposing eleven was stronger and larger, the Tigers beat out a 13-6 victory. For the first time in several years a Dallas B team was scheduled for a game. The Woodrow Wilson B team received a jolting 32-6 loss at the hands of the Tigers. A het-up Tiger eleven journeyed to Athens for the district tilt. After a hard- fought game they ended on top of a 13-6 score, keeping the Tigers' victory rate at perfection for conference games. ' The next week an extremely strong Rockwall team journeyed to Terrell to take a 13-6 beating at the hands of an outweighed Tiger clan. As a preparatory game for Kaufman, the Tigers took a trip to Arlington for a non-district game, in which the fast-moving Arlington team rolled up a 34-14 win. As a climax and finish to the '49 season the Tigers met their traditional rivals, the Kaufman Lions, who overcame the vastly outweighed, outrun Tigers 40-0. The loss to Kaufman killed the Tigers' district championship hopes. The season, all in all, however, was successful, the Tigers losing only to teams that became the champions of their respective districts. Terrell wound up in second place in the district race. FOOTBALLHBUTEANI Top row: Charlie jandrew, Glenn Raines, Don Blansett, john Bedinger, Don Sprinser james Hunter. Second row: Glenn Priddy, john Boles, Charlie Greene, Tommy Norton, Blain Dun can, Wade Driver, Larry Day. Front row: Charles Crider, Rupert Henry, Wayne Boles, Bobby Clower, james Harris Buddy Barnett, Sonny Willinghaiii, Lavonne Cox, Coach Vineyard. Terrell 27 ...,...... Terrell 0 .,,,.,.... Terrell 13 ...,.. Terrell 20 ........l. Terrell 15 ...... Terrell 35 .,..,. Terrell 26 ..,,... SCORES Garland Seagoville Grand Prairie Milbank Grand Prairie Arlington Crandall 13 6 19 26 31 7 18 J .g . 'Xf!ij1 ,7Wf'55' H 9 ' . Q?Qjf3f?'i'H'1 X Y -V3 d N ., , 3 fi ff 1 . ww ' K HL T5 QWQJQQ 4 i' TENNIS CLUB Prejidenz ,.,,. .,..,.,A 'I agk Martin Vit?-Pl'C.ljdU1If ....A ..., j ames Musick Treaun'er 7,,, ,..,,....., R ichurd Hearn S?t'l'6fI1I'j' ,,,.......,..,..,..A.,. Linda Pedigo Sl70Il.W1I' ....A,.,..........A.....,,.,......A, T. R. Duncan H. 1 A i MQ G JLSIEIZATZE ISIE - AQQLG. TIGERETTES Prefidem' ,....... ..A,.. A nn English Vife-Pretfidenl A,.... ....A G aye Platt Sevrelary .,,..A,, .A.... I na Farmer Trea,f1n'e1 AA..,A Barbara Lyon The Terrell High School Tigerettes, a fast-moving group consisting of thirty-six girls under the supervision and sponsorship of Mrs. R. B. Tooey, had a busy season helping the Tigers win their football games. Their chief interest this year was probably the gala Football Banquet sponsored by the Tigerettes and Band, and given in honor of the A and B Teams. Anne Cromwell Frances Roach Head Cheerleader CHEERLEADERS Nannette Reynolds Billy Brockway Ollie Fay Turner Raymond Harris Patsy Richie Drum Major can Pickard Betty Whitney Majorettc FLAG BEARERS Majorette 'i ...i in-2, Betty Lewallen, Peggy Lovell, Bennie Harris joan Webster B A N D Band Diredor-E. S. Booth Winnie Fae Webster Mnerrotf Lexann james Pat Benedict Majorette Betty Ruth Wooten Majorelle Bill White Drum Major Barbara Webster C alblain Sally Breeden Pmzzving Drzmz Major Dot Blasius Majorette joan Davis Majorefle Prefidenl .,,... Vive-Prefidenl Sefretary ....., . Reporfer' Librarian ....... Librarian ...... GLEE CLUB Wyatt Leinart Bill White Anita jo Davis jean Pickard Sybil Nix H. C. Hunt FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Red Roses for Church 4 Hobo Day FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Marabeth Rollins Prerident Ann H2t1ChCy .......... ........ V ire Prerident Nelda Rosenbaum .......... Secretary Anita Jo Davis .... ...... T rearurer Paula Stallings ......... ........... R eporter Gladys Kines ............. ............. H istorian Linda Quattlebaum Parliqmentqrign Sybil Nix ................ ....... S ang Leader Nancy Roberts ........ ....... A ccompanirt Miss Pearl Michie . Mrs. Leon Miller ...,... Leon Brittain ...... Carol Patton .....,..... .,.,,. Mrs. J. D. Rollins Sponsor Sponror Sweetheart Marrot Chapter Mother Mr. J. D. Rollins .,.........................,.,..,,,,.r,,r,,,..,,,4 ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, C lmpfef Dad The Terrell Chapter of the Future Homemakers was organized in 1944, with fifty members. The organization is now six years old and has forty-eight members. All the past presidents are either married or away at college. During National Week of Future Homemakers the ,Terrell Chapter decided to observe a hobo day to raise money for the state camp fund. All the girls put on their work clothes early in the morning of November 5 and went on their merry way to wax floors, wash windows, rake leaves, and do all the jobs the housewives could hardly get around to doing. Everyone seemed to have a generous heartg so the girls soon had their camp fund quota and money left to keep in their own treasury. The day ended with a weiner roast at the city park. The following day, November 6, again all were out early to end the National Week of Future Homemakers with all attending the First Christian Church. On December 3, 1949, Terrell made history. She was the hostess to all of the District III organizations of the Future Homemakers of America. New district officers were elected. Barbara Lyon walked off with the honor of district secretary. The theme of the day's program was International Good Will. This day ended with a group of two hundred tired but happy Future Homemakers getting on their buses and going back to their home towns. The programs for the entire year have been planned. These programs were based upon the eight purposes of the Future Homemakers of America. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lfrwjdml . , ,,,, ,,A,A,,,AA,,,.A,,,,, ,AA. 'I 0 Ann Smith Secreftzrii' ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , ,,,.,,,,.... M arabcth Rollins lf'ii'c-Prwifftfzzl ,....,.,.,... Mary Hnygoocl 7II'L':Z.lllI'L'!' ,,.,, .,,,.. W ayne Gale Sfiflllllll' , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, M iss lfrecleric' Raike MEMBERS Anita jo Davis, Charlotte Crouch, Mary Ellen Darst, Oscar Fields, Betty Howe, james johnson, Eddie jean jordan, Charles Mull, Linda Pedigo, Con Quattlebaum, Frances Roach. Premfezzl ..,,.. V ire-Pmrid em' Sefre1ar'y .,,A... 'I'rea.r11rer ,A ,,,.. A S 011 g Lender , Pimzixf . ...,,.... Y- TEENS Ollie Faye Turner Frances Roach Charlottc Crouch Marabcth Rollins Anne Cromwell Nancy Adams THE Y-TEEN CLUB The Purpose of the Y-Teens To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand jesus, to share his love for all people and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. The Y-Teen Club of Terrell High has been very active this year. The theme for the entire year has been Health and Safety, and this theme has been successfully carried out in every program. The committees and their respective chairmen, which form the working part of the club and of which every girl is a member, are as follows: Program Commillee ...... ........ E ddie jean jordan Serrire Commillee ...... ,....... B etty 'lane Lewallen Publirily Commitlee ...... .....,..,.,. P eggy Lovell Social C ommitlee ................................,.....................,..,,. Nancy Roberts These committees have been very active. The Service Committee has done several mentionable deeds of which we can be proud. One of these was the selecting, wrapping and sending of Christmas gifts to girls in the State Training School at Gainesville. Res- olutions passed by this committee to eliminate traffic hazards in front of the school have been acted upon by town and school authorities. The Program Committee has provided us with several excellent programs, including an 'impressive initiation service and the annual Christmas program. The Publicity Committee has complied with everyone's wishes and has furnished the club with posters, cards, etc., for every event. The Social Committee has planned and carried out several important social events, the co-ed party being on a Winter Wonderland theme. L5 ,fl if 2133 V LIBRARY CLUB Pmridezzf ...,... ...Y,... L inda Pedigo Sefrelary ....... ....,.... 1 Marie Cook Trea,r1n'er ..,,,.... Shirley Lowrie U SPANISH CLUB Pre.s'idenf ..,,,,..,.. .....,.. M ary Ellen Durst Vfl'8-Pl'9.l'jtJ6IIl ....... .....,.A,..... B etty Howe 56r'l'Fld7'j' and Trea,f1n'er ,...... Willlma Arne-y j W FQ, ka , S V X 7 'll X I JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Slogan: To hand onflhe torch of classical civilization in the modern world. C omul , Comzzl ...... Pmefm' Sfribfz .. Qnaerlor .... Mmm! ,.v.... Spomor Maxine Wintoii Royce Mull Ora Nell ' Garner Beaurene Farmer Tommy Whiteside Victoria Young .. Mary D. Hardin FUTURE FARMERS Prerzdezzf .....,,.........,,,,,. . . Fin! Vive Pre.rjzfe11f ...,,, ,, ,, , Sefoml Vire pl'6',ljd'L'l1f Third Vive Prelidcfzzf Serreflzrjy ....,,, ,..,,.,, , . Tremzfref' ,,,,,,,, , Reporler .,,,.......A. . Pfzr'lm111e:1m1'il111V ..,., 5C'l1fjI1t,'! ...,,. ...,.... HilfflI'jL1II , . Adziler . Su 'eellvcazrf ,,,, Con Quattlcbgxum , ..,, Lcon Brittnin A, jluncs johnson Raymond Gilwson Robcrt Williglxuus Sidney Grccnwcll Wfanlc Ingmm D. Rollins , Billy Rumlvo , Hollis Howling lf. A. Lloyd jean Piclmrd LEQCETEEYITEIE Governofs Visit Q E V 3fisas,'f1 M - I Y ,I I yaiw' Senior Registration Sadie Hawkins Day q --- 2 My My Honor Society Initiation Reception Following fl Q s Q ? Af. 'S in vu Q Q up w. 1 Saga of Lions and Tigers ,J , ...Kb H Q fgi'+F1'5 Q, .,, dl., if?-3 Ye Gads! What Next? Opening Formation B Team Party Bonfire before Kaufman Game Typical Thursday Night Pep Rally N. if '- Campaign Speeches for Foot- ball Queen Football Queen with Atten dants K ,,,7'Q Y-Teen Winter Wonderland Party -.,.,,,, 1.. M... .E 5 t I 1 1 X Q - . 3 2 Z +P! i 1 Q i , ...... 235 , YY Y- uv' junior Play and Chorus 7 4 T 1 Reception After junior Play t . Q 5 5 ' i ifi t 3 i 3 e' IE? E 'lg Freshman Style Show .a v ! 5. 'fu L vt 1 , M .v-.ahh 4- - x Egg, ffxwfx- , W 'alfa J he J Y ip V Lf ,itz ' '- - 1 ' f ?-555 fF5ff'- I E' Q ,, ' V ' I' 'xi' 'I' 4- . ' ' 'Q3x53Q1'LK, 'Q 4' ' W 4 Q Q'-214 3 'm L e 'F K , . -,,, i.4,',! Gil-Z-' 'ln---, ll31x '-if 5, e . 1355.-35352554 e ' 51 5 W5 if ', 'Zu ff '21 wxfzifl fw vi 3 t Q jj fe'-QQHP J..,aP 5 4- A f DAF FIN ITION S Easter Holidays-another name for Vetch Day. Billy Lockhead's definition of a hypotenuse-the part of the triangle that are not the legs of a right angle. Readerhr Digefl definition of denuded-stripped bare. jack Whitesides's definition of same-striped bear. Guidance-45 minutes of the teacher's telling what mistakes in life to make to be in the fix he's in. Teacher-a brain fwith a few exceptionsj with four eyes, two ears, and plenty of detention slips. Geometry-a round-about-way of proving something no one would ever dream of even thinking of in the first place. Chemistry Laboratory-a place where one may blow his top Qoffj. Suzanne-Mr. Duncan, what is socialism? Mr. Duncan-Well, socialism is when if you have two farms, you keep one and give one to the government, and if you have one farm you give half of it to the govern- ment and keep the other half. If you have two cows, you keep one and give the other one to the government. Suzanne-What if you just have one row? Mrs. Tooey-Anne, what is a rhombus? Anne-A rhombus is a square that looks like Miss Powell's been sitting on it. OUR ELDERS AND BETTERS She's helpful and sweet as they're madeg She has a sweet charm that won't fade. When a1l's said and done, We agree everyone Were glad our Raike's not a spade. They listened with all they could lend. He hoped they would all comprehend. The joke was all through, But nobody knewg So now T. R. says, The End. Miss Pearl and her drive for perfection Has gotten to be an infection. Though I'm careful to see This is right as can be, She'1l tell me it needs some correction. J. C., he's a smarta man. He teacha mucha class. 'Tis funny-under him, I swear, I never canna pass. Now T. R., he's a cheerful man. But talka kinda slow. And how he move around so fast I never Willa know. Miss Lackey, she's a gooda soul. Her class has mucha charm. To stay with her another year Can do no greata harm. He that doeth his work on time, He that thinketh home-work fine, He that careth not for girls, He that thinketh teachers pearls, He that cheweth not bubble gum, He that findeth football glum, He that loveth his studies well, He that thinketh all Shakespeare swell - He might be quite off his beamg He is. Now be quiet, Seniors, says Mrs. Davis, I want you all to hear About this insane lady Who was a victim of Shakespeare. Bill rises to his feet at once And stands up straight and tall. Pardon me, he says to her, But, Madam, aren't we all! Miss Lackey-Robert, whom did Shakespeare marry? Robert Lewis-Mrs. Shakespeare. After Mrs. Orahood had finished dictating a long letter to the class, she added, I went a little fast. Did everyone keep up? Peggy raised her hand. What came after 'Dear Sir'? Scene: Spanish class Miss Powell: Now, class, you should be able to recognize the verb burlurre by associating with the English word burlesque. What does burlefque mean? Class begins to giggle. Miss Powell: Oh, burlesque doesn't just mean that kind of show you are all thinking about. Lots of things could be a burlerque-for instance, a luke-off ----- Buddy: What kind? A Freskmanb Dream of TH 9 2 K f + -in I I .. --- -- QQ wig! El D X LN'- A 1 'CJ -T' f LFjN'-?'f5Z 2,-1. NS-' lllf' Q'jgggyYx-J xg , IH f2J.'t7 ' X - ff v -. y ' x IV .N X 1 i x E h Q W b K W , d 5g1f::ifQfa'U fn feafffy I , 'bn f-1 : 61 5 fi X if deaf xJv:czamf'bz3c'lQr m 'f'3I 'by,6pAW Wmrfn Sronrs IN DEAR OLD IJ-LS. 'Qi I in ? J , W 1 Z7 X fff J k TV , H Q ARRIVAL. on LEWEQ JAQKE-rs 0 DAY.. DAY -6- -m- Q49 'gm 0 5' ,zfjfl M S M , 6 ., E S? 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Lewis Variety St ore ! FRESHER FOODS 2,oyN.RocRvvall P H fo 7 THE ' LINK TEXAS' INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT Not too many years ago, the burden of building our great state rested upon the shoulders of strong, sun-tanned Tiexas pioneers. They fought their way across the vast expanse of plains, overcame mountains of hardships, and by sheer determination, moulded the Grst form of Texas agriculture. Texas farming and ranching today provides America with the most varied and nutritious diet in her history. . , enabling us to feed famished millions the world over...and because of the endless stream of raw materials, iobs are made possible for thousands of men and women in our Texas industries and hundreds across the nation. The introduction of high-voltage electric power transmission lines by the Texas Power 8: Light Company in 191 3 contributed the vital link needed for the furtherance of industrial and agricultural development. TPHL is farm-experienced and farm-minded. For 36 years Texans have witnessed a continuing demonstration of Texas Power 8: Light Company's dependability and economy. Today, TPSLL is the electric power source to more than 250,000 customers, of whom more than 87,000 are farm and rural families. More than 15,000 miles of transmission and distribution lines, including 9,000 miles of rural lines, in the area served permit farms, ranches and industries alike, to have depend- able, low-cost TP8cL electric power when and where they need it. With the same foresight and careful management demonstrated by thos. Texans who founded this Company, Texas Power 8: Light Company is constantly planning and building for the future needs of the farms, homes, businesses and industries that are making Texas the most desirable state in which to live and work . . . s greater Texas of the future. TEXAS POWER 8 LIGHT COMPANY T PH R' T F Gungofek ounfainky Qlffrc Bakery fafionguncfjfw Compfihfak off E U R L E Y Eficbxlc Co. 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