Terrell High School - Tiger Yearbook (Terrell, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1952 volume:

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As we conclude the year of 1952, we look back on all the happenings of the past years and try to present them as best we know how. No one can please everybodyg however, we have en- deavored in every way to produce a book of mem- ories which will be cherished throughout the succeed- ing years. WML THE EDITOR , ,,,-,W-,-v-,., ..,, 7, , Business Manager Assistant Editor Club Editor Editor S ports Editor MIKE BARTLETT Editor TOM LISTON Salesman HAMILTON HARPER Artist ANN JAMES Assistant Editor BILL BROCKWAY Snapshots JACK BLASIUS Sports JERRY HAMM Business Manager TATE HALL Photographer PAT COOK Junior Editor JOHN PAUL ROWDEN Sophomore Editor MISS STEPHENS ON Sponsor DORIS HUDDLESTON Freshman Editor ROYCE MULL Senior Editor RAYMOND HARRIS Assistant Business Manager JUANITA VALENTINE Club Editor NORMA RAE HELM Snapshots I 1 . .1 11-Q' 5 1 1 1 1 Wig.. 1 F-. fl 1 1 1 fl. Jr 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 I Y11-il-I. We, the Annual staff of Terrell High School in dedicating this annual choose Mr. Compton because of his outstanding work in behalf of Terrell High School. His untiring effort with the Twirling Corp has been rewarded by the admiration of Terrell and schools all over the district. He instigated the drive for a gymnasium and other school improvements. His presence promises many more successful years for T. H. S. ,Pi .- N.: ,uv NL' , . f LL u v I n ' 1 S I 1 , . 'r. L+. 4 4 E HI 1 ,N mn. x YN fe , N I V X' . 1 4 , 4 -J .r- T' fi, , 4' -I za, as n H pgwzvf YN elm ZS n une: form to the right - - Brains, Incorporated After the game - -' The twelfth man And so to work again Pretty Krttensl LL L QUEEN CINDY IS CROWNED BY TEAM R R R G A A O A L L G L L L U L Y I E E E S' R O S Y F o DX U E T cg 1 SE 1 V E P THE BLOW HAS FALLEN 000 CHRISTMAS PARADE 'Us 3 ,455-53 'Q 43 '4 Ann' fe! f N .A . W K 2 QW A ,f ,yi iii? is i X 6', 'Z Ox nb 1 RANGERETTES ww ' Q. ms A1 un4 v.ai.4nm1-. 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They nosed out Kaufman in the District Meet which was held at Greenville. About fifteen boys qualified to participate at the Regional Meet held at Kilgore. Then two boys, Lavon Cox and Blain Duncan qualified to go to the State Meet held at Austin. This was Lavon's second straight year to qualify in the broad jump, and Blain's first time to qualify. His qualification was in the discus. They both have another year. They went to the State Meet and both placed ninth in their respective divisions. Considering the number of boys that participated this was a very high place to attain. There were only two Seniors on the team and these were Jerry Hamm and Royce Mull who did most of the distant running. So next year should bring a great track team. One of the best times at the District Meet was the running of the Century by Glen Priddy, He ran it in 9. 9 seconds to win. We regret that there were no pictures taken of the track boys so we will try'naming them from memory, and if we leave anyone out it wasn't on purpose. SENIORS: Jerry Hamm. Royce Mull. JUNIORS: Blain Duncan, Glen Priddy, James Harris, Marvin Fleetwood, John Miller, Charley Greene, Larry Day, Tommy Norton. SOPHOMORES: James Huffman, Lavon Cox. FRESHMEN: Neal Brockway, Wayne Avey, James Norris, Don Jameson. BASEBALL '52 As there was only two teams in the district this year, Terrell and Plano, they played a three out of five series. The Tigers won the first game in the seventh to win by one run. Then Plano won three in a row, two being close games. The Tigers deserve plenty of praise as they only had three returning lettermen from last year's Regional Champions. Next year should bring better results. The leading batter was Bobby Richardson who played his last game for Terrell High School. We are sorry there were no pictures taken of the team, therefore there were none available BASKETBALL '52 This was the first time that a basketball team had hit the hardwoods for Terrell in quite a few years. As was expected they didn't show too well, but participated in quite a number of well-played games. Their do or die spirit kept them in the game. No matter what the score was they played their best until the game was over. Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Front row: Wayne Boles, Rupert Henry, James Harris,Glen Priddy and Marvin Fleet wood. Second row: Charles Crider, Joe Norton, Kenneth Derrick, Jerry Priddy, Danny Wood and Dickie Selzer. Top row: Coach Toler, Tom Norton, Neal Brockway and Charlie Green. SCORES A 12, 21 Van A 75, 82 Terrell A 25, 24 Wills Point A 34, 49 Terrell A 37, 27 Mineola A 66, 52 Terrell A 27, 31 Grand Saline A 50, 46 Terrell Van Wills Point Mineola Grand Saline TIGER ROSTER Front row: Dickie Selzer, Jerry Priddy, Sid Greenwell. J. D. Rollins, Charles Crider Sidney Shapiro and Jimmy Gale. Back row: John Boles, Oran Hamby, Buddy Barnett, Bobby Richardson, Jim Ed Cobb, Jack Blasius, Thomas Snow, Gough Alexander and Coach Leon Vineyard. The Terrell Tigers, after three unsuccessful attempts of capturing the district crown, finally succeeded in winning it, but as Tigers never give up, they went into a sudden- death playoff with the following three teams: Linden, Edgewood and Sulphur Springs. The Tigers met the strongest team first in playing Sulphur Springs, and playing one of their best games of the season completely outplayed them to come out as victors. Then the Tigers' next opponent was a strong Linden team, who on the same day that the Tigers beat the Wildcats, won a game from Edgewood. So their worries weren't over yet. At the start of the game it looked as if the Tigers hopes were to be van- quished, but as Tigers will, they came up in the latter part of the game to whip the 0 Linden Tigers by an overwhelming score of 18 to 7, and win the first regional crown in T. H. S. History. With the team that the Tigers had and the overwhelming support there was no doubt in the minds of the people that Terrell would come out victorious, and they did. SCORES Terrell 6 Farmersville 2 Terrell 5 Garland 0 Terrell 12 Rockwall 10 Terrell 1 Waxahachie 3 Terrell 3 Seagoville 0 ' Terrell 5 Rockwall 2 Terrell 14 Corsicana 11 ' Terrell 7 Plano 6 Terrell 9 Plano 8 ' Terrell 4 Rockwall 2 Terrell 7 Van 8 ' Terrell 13 Plano 4 Terrell 11 Rockwall 3 Terrell 2 Jesuit 11 Terrell ll Plano 6 0 Terrell 4 Sulphur Springs 2 Terrell 0 Jesuit 6 Terrell 18 Linden 7 CONFERENCE BATTING Snow 518 Best Batting Average Snow . 518 Rollins 407 Most Doubles Snow 6 Greenwell 391 Most Triples Snow 2 Richardson 346 Home Runs Snow 2 Blasius 333 Grand Slam Homer Cobb 1 Gale 312 Most Runs Scored Snow 12 Barnett 291 Blasius 11 Cobb 231 Greenwell 11 Crider 214 Team Batting Average . 338 PLAYOFF GAMES AB. H. R. Batting Average Greenwell 8 5 5 . 625 Best Average Greenwell . 625 Blasius 7 4 5 . 571 Most Runs Blasius 5 Snow 8 3 4 . 375 Greenwell 5 Barnett 6 2 1 . 333 Most Doubles Snow 1 Cobb 7 1 0 . 145 Team Average 242 Richardson 8 1 2 . 125 PITCHING RECORDS R011iIlS 9 0 0 . 000 Conference Alexander 4 0 4 . 000 W L Crider 5 0 1 . 000 Alexander 3 0 Priddy 2 0 TUl'AL Games Won 14 Cobb 3 0 Games Lost 4 P13Y0ff5 Points . 789 W L Alexander 2 0 ' Conference Games n o Playoff Games OCTBALL '5l First row: Wayne Boles, Neal Brockway, Tommy Norton, Pnillip Willingham, Kelsey Leatherwood, Buddy Barnett, Joe Norton, Charles Jandrew. Second row: Lavon Cox, Dickie Selzer, James Harris, Larry Day, Wade Driver, Jerry Hamm. Third row: Bobby Richardson, Blain Duncan, Charles Crider, John Boles, Marvin Fleetwood, Charles Hearn. Fourth row: Danny Wood, Jerry McCasland, John Bedinger. Fifth row: Lester Martin, Glenn Rain Charles Green, Don Baker, Glen Priddy, Rupert Henry. Manager, James Hunter. Coaches, Leon Vineyard and Rick Toler. - , N 1,4-1 X .. 5 an , I s 'xx 6' A slxgx' ig ax X w ,X 5 Q, -J- lv 'Z QF .I I- X JOHN BEDDINGER Q 'Q , is re I 1 if Q' 1 - lf' .4113-ff'9 N LA Senior 740554565 my The Terrell Tigers of '51 started off the season by playing host to the Pleasant Grove Bobcats. This was a very good game, considering that it was the first game of the season. Pleasant Grove led at the half, but the Tigers with a fine last half surge, came up on the top of a 25-13 score for their first victory. - Happy over the fact that they beat a favored Pleasant Grove team, the Tigers worked hard in preparation for the coming game with Athens. Athens had yet to beat a Vineyard- coached Tiger eleven so they were prepared for the arrival of the Tigers. The game rocked along with the score tied, but with about four minutes to play Athens blocked a Terrell punt and later turned this into a touchdown and the Tigers were on the short end of a 21-14 score. After the previous week and a taste of defeat, the Tigers decided that they would like to get revenge. They did, for they smothered H weak MBSQUUC team 34-0- THEN, the game of games, the annual Terrell-Kaufman battle. When game time rolled around the Tigers had been picked as easy meat for the Lions and we had an over- flow crowd. The so called King of Beast was sent home in a hurry as the powerful Tigers SKUNKED the Lions in one of their best games in history. The final score, Terrell 19, Kaufman 0. Then came the lull after the storm as the Tigers prepared to take on the Waxahachie Indians. The Indians were supposed to be pretty weak, but they gave the Tigers a good game but the score ended 26 to 6 in favor of the Tigers. Then the Tigers prepared to go into the last half of the season after losing only one out of the first five games. Their foe and their first conference game was Grand Saline. Grand Saline was supposed to be very strong and have a veteran team, but the Tigers took the strongness out of them with a 32 to 0 licking. Next on the list was a team that was favored to go pretty far in the state finals. This team being none other than Arlington. The Tigers with great support from the home town people went to Arlington and brought home the BAC ON. The final score in a very well- played game being 24 for the Tigers and 14 for Arlington. The coming week brought the second conference game with the Tigers playing host to the Van Vandals. The Vandals were also supposed to have a big and strong team but I guess the Tigers were just a little bigger and stronger because the score ended 26-'7 in the Tigers' favor. The next game was also a conference game as the game was played at Memorial Stadium instead of at Wills Point where it was originally slated. The Tigers took the other Tigers in hand as Wills Point's efforts were hopeless and the final score was 33-O in fyou guessed it a gainj Terrell's favor. The next week brought on the last game of the regular season as the Tigers, fwho were now District Champsj prepared to take on their last conference foe. The team was Mineola with their all-district back Joe Bob Smith. Smith was just about the team but as we all know, it takes all eleven men to win a ball game and so the Tigers were victors once again by the count of 26-7. As this game had nothing to do with the district champions, but change their record, one might think that few people would accompany the Tigers to Mineola, but I think that I am safe in saying that there were about twice as many people from Terrell as there were from Mineola, and the weather was very cold. This was the Finis to a'very fine season with an over all record of NINE wins and ONE defeat. This was not expected at the first of the year at all, but the Tigers came through. The Tigers, winning the district, had to play the Pleasant Grove Bobcats again for the Bi-District Title. This game was to be played at Pleasant Grove. The Tigers worked hard all week in preparation for the big battle. The student body held a pep rally at the school inviting everyone to come out, and they all turned out in style to cheer the Tigers on. Then came the time of the ball game. The Tigers were ready, but so were the Bobcats. They were not going to be slipped upon again. Right at the beginning of the second quarter the Bobcats pushed over a score but missed the extra point to lead the Tigers 6-0. With about three minutes until the half, the Tigers scored and kicked the extra point to lead at the half 7-6. The second half started off in style as Terrell soon scored a touchdown and extra point to lead 14-6. Then the Bobcats started in. They scored without losing possession of the ball to make the score 14-13, Thenthe Bobcats scored again after taking the ball when the Tigers punted to make the score 19-14. With about four minutes left in the game the Tigers scored and kicked PAT. to lead 21 to 19. But the Bobcats didn't give up. They took the kickoff and went all the way in about seven plays with the last play being a 33 yard jaunt for the clincher, as the Tigers didn't get a break in their four plays and the Bob- cats took over again and ran the time out. The final score in one of the most thrilling games of the season being 25 for the Pleasant Grove Bobcats and 21 for the Terrell High Tigers. This was the end of one of the best seasons that THS has ever had. Jack Blasius Q . 3.14 xxx? 5 . y -L ' 'ff 1 Q 2'01lYl0 L ?o he JOM CN ff if A , - 1. , . 1 an Zffkx I ei , 2 G... ZS. nu X 1' ' ' , Ml-Vsagge Q f Y . og . f P I f o w? 0 Z W f 'xg 'TW f if , 1 lg. 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Qfaaafz Swag President - - - ---- ROYCE MULL Vice President - - - - MARTHA SAMUELS Secretary ---- - -PAULA STALLINGS Treasurer - - ----- HAL BARNES Historian ------ ---- N ANCY ROBERTS Publicity Chairman - - - - -LINDA QUATTLEBAUM Sponsor -------- ------ M ISS RAIKE i Y-TEENS President ---- Vice President - - Secretary ----- Treasurer ------ Service Chairman - - Program Chairman - - Social Chairman - - - Publicity Chairman - - - Y-TEEN PURPOSE - - -HELEN WARREN - - HELEN GREENWELL - - - BARBARA LYON - - - NORMA RAE HELM LINDA QUATTLEBAUM ------ ANNGALE - - - - NANCY MOORE - ' - IUANITA VALENTINE To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our com mon 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. - .....,, - Jw ! X-8,7 k Mmm BAND Director - - -------- - - E. S. BOOTH Librarian - - - - - -FRANK CARDIN Captain Mascof ADELE DARST WINNIE FAY WEBSTER I SMITH 2, A PAULA STALLINGS Drum Major JOHN PAUL ROWDEN Flag Bearer SCUFT BARBARA LY ON MARGARETTA MICHIE ANN HANCHEY TWIRLING CORP Drum Major ------------------------ JUANITA BENNETT Director ------------ ---- - - -J. H. COMPTON Business Manager - - ---- MRS. TY SON ALBERTA KILLIAN Flag Bearers WILMA C OFFMAN : 1 w X1 'K Nj ' '7x! 'XIV , N SUE PARNELL ANN GALE DORIS HUDDLESTON V MARTHA FARMER SHIRLEY HAMILTON KAY WILSON SHIRLEY RASBURY WANDA DEAN JANE RUSHING H9 QN A Vx 4644 Q? Q0 WWC IUANITA BENNETT Drum Major RS! GE Tl DICK LISTON ANN ENGLISH RAYMOND HARRIS ANN GREENWELL BILL BRCXIKWAY CINDY TAFFER ANISE DERRICK TOM LIST ON Head Cheerleader LATIN CLUB Consuls - - ------------ - - ANN ENGLISH DICK LISTON Scriba - - - - - ANN GREENWELL Quaestor - - - - - - CAROLINE HOLMES I. C. L. PLEDGE To hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. COLORS: Purple and Gold FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA IOANN SANDERS --------------- - - - ------- President NANCY MOORE - - - - Vice President BETTY HARWELL - - - ---- Secretary ALEI'A WATKINS ---- ---- T reasurer LINDA QUATTLEBAUM - - ----- Reporter PAT COOK ------- ------- P arliamentarian NANCY ADAMS - - - - - Historian and Accompanist MARTHA BRYANT - - - --------- Song Leader PAUL ANDERSON - - - - -Chapter Beau VICKY NICHOLS - - - - - -Chapter Mascot MRS. C. S. ADAMS - - - - - -Chapter Mother MR. C. S. ADAMS - - - - - Chapter Dad PEARL MICHIE ---- ----- A dvisor Future Homemakers of America Motto: Toward New Horizons Theme for the year: Wholesome recreation in home and community life. Colors: Red and White FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA DANNY WOOD - - DON BLANSETT - - GLENN RAINES - - JAMES HUNTER - - KENNETH BYRD - - TRACY SPEARS - - FREDERICK BARNES GEORGE LAMBETHQI- - LON AKIN ----- LARRY DAY - - - JAMES WILSON -'- BARBARA LYON - - - - - - - - - President - - - First Vice President Second Vice President - -Third Vice President - - - - - - Secretary - -Treasurer - - - - - Reporter - - Parliamentarian - - - - Historian - - - Sentinel - - Song Leader - -Sweetheart a TERRELL TENNIS CLUB Henry Spiva, Benny Marshall, Hal Barnes, Geraldine Michie, Kay Wells John Paul Rowden, Royce Mull, Manford Mull, Edward Cooksey, Marnie Nebhut, Mary Low. Adele Darst, Patsy Loden, Wanda Gann, Shirley Butler, Pat Cartwright. Margaretta Michie, T. R. Duncan, Cindy Taffer. 0 , '. ff . ' Ll 'AA N I, ox a'5A.Q ' ' N Ora 64 Q0 va f If V V? 'F - L 0 w x 72 1 , W' I Q, fu UV R, ' 0 . E , wo n Q1-65211115 X , il is X 4 I5 0 M g t? f THE TERRELL BCARD DR. GOUGH ALEXANDER ----------------- ----- Pr esident GEARALD BURNETT ---- - - -Vice President JOHN C. PATTON. IR. - - ---- Secretary MRS. REEVES HOLMES MRS. H. C. BARNES BERT TANKERSLEY TED LYON We, the annual staff, wish to express and give appreciation from the students and citizens of Terrell to those on the school board who have worked diligently giving their time to the betterment of our schools. Such incidents as seen above are common in the function of our boardg consulting the citizens of Terrell and discussing our needs and problems. J. E. LANGWITH Superintendent I. H. COMPTON Principal HARRY AKIN Science ELDORA BIRDSONG English MRS. S. S. BOUTWELL Music R. B. BRASWELL Supervisor T. R. DUNCAN History MARY D. HARDIN Languages MRS. W. L. HESTES Music JAMES B. HOOKER Agriculture FACULTY PEARL MICHIE Homemaking DOROTHY MILLER Secretary TOM O NEIL Geometry MRS. LULU ORAHOOD Business FREDERIC L1b1'3I1al'1 RAIKE BETTIE STEPHENS ON Homemaking L. E. TOLER Biolo gy MRS. LURLINE TOOEY MRS. IRA En glish Geometry TYS ON LEON VINEY ARD World History Coach J. H. YOUNG Chemistry SENIOR fil- ii SENICR CLASS OFFICERS THOMAS VANCE ----------------- ---- P resident JACK BLASIUS - - - - - --------- - -Vice President JERRY HAMM ----- ---- T reasurer JUANITA VALENTINE - - - - Secretary TATE HALL ------------------------- Reporter MIKE BARTLETT ROTC lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club lg Junior Class reporterg Annual Staff Editor 4. MISS BETTIE JANE STEPHENSON Sponsor Senior Class Student Council 3g JEAN BEHELER Baton Corps 4: Y-Teens 25 Library Club 3, 45 Tennis 3. BOBBY BISHOP ROTC 1,25 Golf 3. BILLY BROCKWAY JACK BLASIUS Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3: Football Manager 4: ROTC 1, 2, 4: Student Council 3: Vice President, Senior Classg Annual Staff - Sports Editor. ROTC lg Band 1, 3g Cheerleader 2, 4, Choral Club 1, 25 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Reporter 4g Annual Staff 4. PEGGY IO CAVIN 2 3 4 Choral Club 3 - ll fa W ' Future Homemakers lg -J W J : PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PAT COOK Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2: Y-Teens 1, 2g Pep Squad 3: Annual Staff 4. Library Club 1 TATE HALL ROTC 1, 2: Latin Club 5, 6: Latin Club Treasurer 5, Latin Club Reporter 6, 8: ball Manager and Scorekeeper 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Annual staff 7. ' ORAN HAMBY Football lg Latin Club 2: ROTC 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. JERRY HAMM Vice President Freshman and Sopho- more, Class Treasurer Junior and Senior, Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Student Council 3, 4, Citizen of the Month 35 Annual Staff 4. HAMILTON HARPER Football 1: ROTC 1, 2: Latin Club 2, 3: FFA 1. 2, 3, 4g Annual staff 4. Tennis 3, Football Manager 3, 45 Base- RAYMOND HARRIS FFA 1: High School Chamber of Commerce 1: Latin Club 1: Cheer- leader 2, 4: Choral Club 2: Annual Staff 4: Dramatics 4. NORMA RAE HELM FHA Song Leader 1, 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Song Leader 2: Pep Squad 1, 2, 4: Choral Club 1. JOYCE HENSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2: Y-Teens 1, 3 DORIS HUDDLESTON Class Treasurer Freshman: Football Princess 1: Y-Teens 1.2: Pep Squad 1, 2: Majorette 3, 4: Choral Club 1, 3. Choral Club 1, 3: Football Princess 5. ANN JAMES Y-Teens 1, 25 Choral Club lg Pep more: Class Secretary Juniorg Class dent Council 3: Annual Staff 4. TOM LIST ON ROTC 1, 2, 35 Football lg Latin Club 2, Cheerleader 4g Annual Staff - Business Manager 4g Dramatics 4. THOMAS LODEN ROTC 1,25 Tennis l,3p Class Sec- retary Freshman and Sophomore: cil 3: Choral Club 1, 2, 3. DUTTIE MONK Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: FHA 13 Y-Teens lg Choral Club 1, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3. Squad 1, 2, 3: Class Treasurer Sopho- Favorite 3: Football Princess 3: Stu- Vice President Junior, Student Coun- PATSY ROHUS FHA 1.2, 3: P. E. 1. 2: Choral Club, Annual Staff 4. IOANN SANDERS Pep Squad 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Football Prin- cess 4. ROYCE MULL President Freshman and I uniorg ROTC 1, Track 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, President 2g Student Council 3, Annual staff - Senior Editor 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, President 4: Tennis 3, 4. JOHN PAUL ROWDEN RUI'C 1, 2, 3: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 4, Dramatics 43 Annual Staff 4. pyawg -wink me-an nseu...- -J-mum---,am , , f-ff THOMAS VANCE President Senior Class: ROTC 1: Football 2, 33 Track 25 Student Council. IUANITA VALENTINE FHA lg Latin Club 3: Y-Teens 2 4, 5, Publicity Chairman 55 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, 5, Flag Bearer 4: Annual Staff 55 Secretary Senior Class 55 Football Princess 4. i .TUNIUR JUNIOR cLAss OFFICERS JOHN BEDINGER ------------------ PAULA STALLINGS ------------ - LINDA QUATTLEBAUM - - MARTHA SAMUELS - - - ANN ENGLISH ---- - - President Vice President - - -Secretary - - -Treasurer - - Reporter . ilr 1 LI I1, -J A... but ., f,. I f. 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Frederick Barnes Charles Barnett -,QQQP iw no wgfir. aggxg Y ..,, L .K ata itee EL ',f:, , - ' JW YzQEK53g5EQikjg,,,: . - -,gl gs tw Ann Greenwell Helen Greenwell Hershel Grier Joe Grozier Shirley Hamilton Joy Hare Betty Harwell Charles Hearn Helen High Caroline Holmes James Hottinger James Huffman Victor Drost Martha Farm Betty Gann Mikey Gilley Alberta Killian Maggie Kizzia Dick Liston Patsy Loden Gerald Longley Max Love Van Lynch Jerry McCas1and Lester Martin Manford Mull Norma Nix Joe Norton James Hunter J. W. Jackson Doris Iahnes Barbara Jones 'r Jane Rushing Dick Selzer Peggy Sheppard Joyce Shumpert R. E. Simpson Mary Smith Tracy Spears Lanetta Stone Billie Stoy Bobby Sudderth Jewel Tucker Vester Turner Sue Parnell Jackie Porter Shirley Rasbury Word Roberson 't'.'f' Sonny Willingham James Wilson Kay Wilson Danny Wood Tommy Valentine Betty Veach Aleta Watkins Carolyn Williams X ,, Q mf K X ii. is '5 t M m ix 'tl n 11 J A lla it.-1 I 4 2 ' L - gsmrw ffiiz. w. 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TERRELL COMMERCIAL SCHOOL TERRELL DAILY TRIBUNE TERRELL FROZEN FOOD TERRELL LAUNDRY gl CLEANERS TERRELL STATE BANK TIGER NEWS STAND WEATHERFORD'S SUPERIOR WORK WILLIAMSON'S FEED STORE WILSON FURNITURE Best Of Luck To The Graduation Class Of 1952, Terrell High School 'HY' HAPPY DAZE GONE BY Mr. Young: Young man, are you the teacher of this class? Raymond Harris: No, Sir. Mr. Young: Then don't talk like an idiot. Mr. Duncan was in fine humor after lunch and instead of settling right down to civics, he decided to tell the class a couple of jokes he'd heard the night before. Everybody laughed and laughed except one girl in the first row. What's the matter? asked Mr. Duncan. Haven't you got a sense of humor? Joyce Henson replied, I don't have to laugh, I'm transferring to another school tomorrow Mr. O'Neil was trying to get over to the Trigonometry class the simple idea of addition. Now, he said, take the Smith family. There's the mother and the father and the baby. Royce, how many does that make? Royce: Two and one to carry. Annoyed father: Good heavens, Tom, why aren't you at the top of the Physics class once in awhile instead of always at the bottom? Tom Liston: It doesn't make any difference, Dad. 'Fessor Akin talks so loud you can hear him at both ends. Thomas Vance: Congratulate me: I won the election. Jack B.: Honestly. Thomas: Oh, why bring that up. Miss Stephenson: What we need is some life in this class. Let's sponsor a scavenger hunt. Oran Hamby: Scavenger Hunt? What do we shoot them with? Mrs. Tyson: Let's see what seniors know about a government. John Rowden, who is the Speaker of the House? John Paul: Mother. A visitor from Kaufman stopped in at The Terrell General Store and asked, Have you anything in the shape of automobile tires? Yes, replied Hamilton Harper. Life preservers, funeral wreaths and rubber bands. Mr. Compton: Ann, in what battle did General Wolfe, hearing of victory say 'I die Happy' ? Ann James: His last battle. Billy, where was the Declaration of Independence signed? Billy Brockway: At the bottom. Jerry H.: Mike, lend me a half a buck. Mike B. : I've only got forty cents. Jerry H.: O. K. , lend me forty cents and you owe me a dime. Doris H. : Did you hear the story about the peacock? Norma H.: No. Doris H.: It's a beautiful tale. Bobby B. was showing off in a restaurant. Waiter, he ordered, I want chicken the younger the better. yes sir, replied the waiter, Eggs, Dorothy Monk: Is the dance formal or can I wear my own clothes? Pat Cook: Ugh! What's worse than finding a worm when you bite into an apple? JoAnn S.: Half a worm. Thomas L.: Juanita, I passed your house yesterday. Juanita V.: Thanks, awfu11y. SENIOR TRIP f Elmo 5 or bust Jxwf fwkvfggg sfjgf' I Mfg Wwe Nw s I - 4 ' .Mil-I , gl ,. ,- ,i ' li..l:.a: 1 Y 4.-..24.,..,.A-.... ,,, .- ,..4..f .......- . ,-- . L, 0jN' I, 5 Y Q ,,,A .M .. 1.', o ' Q A, I 1 U I -Q W ' Q.--I tg 1 3 1 , . A' l V f - v -af ' , ' w:,'- ' ,. ' , ', J xhtml? 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