Terrell High School - Tiger Yearbook (Terrell, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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I -fc- UZZ QQ 1 Z i .ffbl 'A 7acMwj ,Q .lat W 1 x QM' f j edicatcha Because you deny yourself so that we have that which you did not haveg Because you desire for us the higher and finer things of life. Because you understand when all our world goes wrongg Becasue you love us in spite of our shortcomingsg And, because we want to express our love and appreciation, we, the ' h l, dedicate this volume of our an- students of Terrell High Sc oo nual to you---Our Parents. r F We, the Editors of the 1953 Tiger's Lair would like to say a word before you continue. We want to thank our competent staff and though we had differences in opinion and the organization of the we hope that despite these differences we have gathered for you the pictures, write-ups, and memories which you to record. We would like to point out that our advertisers have spon sored individual pages in the book this year, and you will rr appreciation as we do by patronizing them We do wish to take this opportunity to thank the students, ad verttsers, and publishing company for helping us. Here it rs for you to like or to dislike, to be proud of or to complain The Editors BLAIN DUNCAN ANN GALE 5? ADMINISTRA TION 'ff A Xl 9 pf HUDIDTAVAIIBLI AKIN BIRDSONG Science English yarn A X, 5 65 i RWM , R BOUTWELL ff ODUNCAN Music A History Civics X Y Q. I I U fn Latin ' Vocational Agriculture ,A l LEA 1. ' MICHIE Chemistry ' , Home Math 1 . ' Economics ff ,' N ' N, RYA 5 n X - 'Q ? me Z' Cf? 1? f , HARDIN . , HOOKER Spanish I -1. I ' X I X 1 41 Q , ' 71' 4' Fi Coach ' I O'NEIL Math . Commercial :Qi -i ' 'Jr' - if--we ' X 5 51 'T fr SOUTHERN PROCESSING CO. RAIKE STEPHENSON Librarian Home Economics Q f 1 Pg, 1 2 V K A .Jeirio I - - 4 S Q if TOLER TYSON Biology English h Coac if . . 5 VINEYARD YOUNG HiSf0fY English Coach Math had 0 ' s J,E, Langwith I. H. Compton yy ' Superintendent Principal , Q3 Bk -if .' 3 . I . M ' f TERRELL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL BOARD SE NIORS MRS. IRA TYSON Sponsor BLAIN DUNCAN President: Latin Club 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3.4: Class Favorite 2: Annual Staff, Editor 4: Citizen of Month 3: Honor Society 3, 4. GLENN PRIDDY Vice President: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Annual staff 4: Class Vice President 4. LINDA QUATTLEBAUM Secretary: Tigerettes 1. 2: Junior Class Secretary: Class Treasurer 1: FHA Parliamentarian 1: Reporter 3: Vice President 4: Y-Teens 1, 2: Service Chairman 3: Program Chairman 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Reporter 3. DIC KSON APPLIANCE PAULA STALLINGS Reporter FHA Reporter l5 Y-Teens, Publicity Chairman 15 Ti- gerettes 15 Band Majorette 25 Band Drum Major 3,45 Class President 2, 35 Student council Sec. 25 Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 35 Club Editor, Annual Staff4 MARTHA SAMUELS Treasurer FHA lg Y-Teens 1,25 Tigerettes 15 Cheerleader 25 Class Treasurer 2, 3,45 Band 3,45 Student Council 25 Honor Society 3.4, Vice President 35 Junior Play. w'. ,,, ' 1. HAL BARNES Tennis 1,2,3,45 ROTC 1.2.35 Annual Staff 45 Honor Society 3,4, President 45 Music 1,2, 3.45 Dramatics 3. ffffm ' 'Va z , ,ibm NANCY ADAMS Parliamentarian 25 Historian 3,45 Y-Teens 1, Pianist 2 E STALLINGS FLOWERS Future Homemakers of America 1.2, 3.4, Pianist 2, 35 BUDDY BARNETT Football 1,2. 3,45 Baseball 1.2, 3,45 Freshman Class President 15 Student Council 1. IUANITA BENNETT Y-Teens 1. Secretary 25 FHA 15 Tigerettes 1. Major- ette 2, Drum Major 3,45 Football Princess 35 Snowball Queen 35 Annual sraff, Class Editor, 45 Hi-Life Staff4. DON BLANSETT nal 2, Vice President 35 Class Favorite 3. F X KENNETH BYRD IDTC, 1.2, 35 Future Farmers of America 1. 2nd Vice President 2, Secretary 3. BUFORD DRUG ROTC, 1.2, 35 Future Farmers of America 1. Senti- CHARLES CRIDER Football 1.2, 3.4g Baseball 1.2. 3,4g Basketball 3: Golf 2. 3, 4. 1 WILLIAM COOK Band 2, Treasurer 3,43 Science Club, 1,2, 3: Base- ball 1.2.3.4g Basketball 2,3,4g Football 1. ANISE DERRICK Class Secretary 1: Y-Teens 1.2: FHA 15 Football Princess 2g Tigerettes 13 Cheerleader 2. Head Cheer- leader 3,4g Junior Favorite 3. 1 BILLY DE NBY ROTC 2g Football 1g Spanish Club 1g Future Farmers of America 1. WILSON FURNITURE CO. WADE DRIVER Football 1. 2, 3,4g All District 3, Latin Club lg Sec retary 3, Consul 4, Trackg Annual Staff 4. ANN ENGLISH Tigerettes: President 1, Y-Teens lg Latin Club lg Secretary 2g Consul 3: Class Reporter 3, P. E. 3g Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff, Class Editor 4: Honor Society 4g Hi-Life Staff 4. NELDA EWALT Band 1, 3, Home Economics Club 1, Secretary 2, 3 Tigerettes 3, 4g Y-Teens 3, 4. ui MARVIN FLEETWOOD Football 1. 2. 3. 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Choral Club 1. HALL' S PHARMACY JERRY GIBSON Band 1,2, 35 Latin Club 1g Library Club, Vice Presi- dent 2, President 3.4g Honor Society 3,4g Annual Staff 4 . ANN GALE Y-Teens 1, Program Chairman 2, 35 FHA 1, Tigerettes 1,2, Majorette 3, Drill Captain 4, Annual Staff, Asst. Editor 4. HELLEN GREENWELL Tigerettes 1, 3, Flag Bearer 2, Head Flag Bearer 4, FHA lg Y-Teens 1.2. Vice President 3. LJ u , CHARLEY GREENE Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Latin Club lg Class Favorite 4 . GALE'S SERVICE ST ATION ANN HANCHEY FHA, Vice President 1: Latin Club 1, Treasurer 4g Y-Teens 2g Tigerettes 1. Majorette 2: Band Majorette 3,4g Natl. Honor Society 3,4g Historian 4g Class Re- porter 2g Student Council 2g Annual Staff 4g Hi-Life Staff, Editor-in-Chief4. JAMES HARRIS Football 1.2, 3.4, All District 33 Track 1,2,3.4g Bas- ketball 3,4g Annual Staff, Sports Editor 4. W.A. HARRISON ROTC 1,2g Tennis 1: Future Farmers of America 2. RUPERT HENRY Football 1.2, 3,4g Track 1,2.4g Baseball 1, 3: Basket- ball 3.4: Class Favorite 1. TERRELL TRACTOR COMPA NY I AME S HUNTER Manager, Football 1, 3. 4g Manager Track 3, Manager Baseball 3, Future Farmers of America 33 Choral Club 3g ROTC 1, 2, 3. C? MOZELLE HOBGOOD Library 3: FHA 4: Y-Teens 4: Speech 1, 2, P, E, 1, 2 CHARLES IANDREW Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Track 1, 2, Golf 3, 4. A 'g DORIS JACOBS Y-Teens 1, 2,4g FHA 1, 3, 43 Tigerettes 1,25 P. E. 3. NOR-TEX LUMBER COMPANY i' JOE IAYNES Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4: P, E, 1, 2, 3, 4 3 JACK JOHNSON Tennis 1, 2: Future Farmers of America 1. 2, 3, 4: Library Club 3. BARBARA JONES Tigerettes 1. 2. 3, 4: Y-Teens 1.2: Speech Club 3, SYNTHIA KIZZIA Tigerettes 1, 2: FHA 1, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2: Junior Chamber of Commerce, Treasurer 1: P. E. 4: Latin Club 2. TEXAS POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY .... -f ---- - - '1 - f' ' LILLIAN LEA GEORGE LAMBETH ROTC: Latin 1. 2, FFAQ Choral Club lg Class President MARY ELLEN MCALLISTER Glee Club 1, 2: GAA 1, 2: Tigerettes 3, 4. uiw 'Lal BARBARA LYON Football Princess 1, 3, FHA Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, FFA Sweetheart 3, 4, Latin Club 45 Tigerettes 1, Band Majorette 2, 3,4, Honor Society 3, Vice President 4. JAMES O. JOHNSON GULF SERVICE STATION I 'f rr V . lv mhliamlil. JOHN MILLER Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1.2,3,4: Track 1,2,3, 4: Student Council 2. SHIRLEY MOORE FHA 1,2. 3, Reporter 4: Y-Teens 3.4: Spanish Club 2: P.E. 3: Honor Society 3, Secretary 4. BETTY MELTON W FHA 1.3.45 Y-Teens 3,4: P.E. 3.4. M. NANCY MOORE Tigerettes 1,2: Flag Bearer 2: FHA 1. Vice President 3, President 4: Y-Teens 2, Social Chairman 3, Treasurer 4. ,rw JARVIS-RUTLEDGE FURNITURE CO. SUE PARNELL Y-Teens 1,2g Tigerettes 1: Majorette 2, 3: Flag Bearer 43 Debate Club. President 4. TOM NORTON, JR. F00rba11 1, 2. 3.4: Track 1, 2, 3,4p Baseball 1.2: Bas ketball 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 25 Honor Society 4. GLENN RAINES Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 35 Second Vice President 4: ROTC 1.2. JERRY PRIDDY Baseball 1.2, 3, 4: Football 1. Manager 4: Basketball 3, 4g Latin Club. an ?P 53 ' f B. 1-1. DAvEs APPLIANCE BOBBY RICHARDSON Football 1,2, 3,4g Baseball 2, 3,49 ROTC 3. NANCY ROBERTS Y-Teens, Social Chairman 1,25 FHA Pianist 1, Tiger- ettes 1, Band 2, 3,45 Band Sweetheart 4: Class Vice President 25 Student Council 2g National Honor Society, Honor Society Historian 3, Treasurer 45 Annual Staff 4: Hi-Life Staff4. DOLORES SCOTT Y-Teens 1,23 FHA 1, Tigerettes lg Band Majorette 2, 3.4: Football Princessg Annual Staff, Class Editor 4: Hi-Life Staff 4g Class Favorite 4. BARBARA SMITH Tigerettes 1,2, 3,4g Y-Teens 2g FHA 1: Class Favorite2. 1 THE ARMY STORE JOE WAGES Tennis 1, 2: ROTC 1, 3: P. E. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3. LARI WESTER FFA 1. 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: ROTC 1.2, 3: P. E. 3: Track 3, 4: Annual Staff. Adv. 4. DON SPRINGER HELEN WARREN Vice President Freshman Class: FHA 1: Y-Teens 1, 2: President 3: Tigerettes 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Annual Staff, Junior Editor, 4: Music 2, 3, 4. TERRELL BAKING COMPANY FRED WNOROWSKI PEGGY LEE Basketball 1 Dramatics Club 1, 2 FI-IA 1, 2 Band 2, 3 Travel Club 4 Hi-Lite Club 4 NHS 3, 4 Y Teens Sponsored by BERNARD'S STUDIO EDWARDS LUMBER CO IUNIORS Q04 '1-if qi RICK TOLER ADELE DARST CYNTHIA TAFFER Sponsor President Vice President is ri! -.--dl ei MARTHA SMITH JOHN BOLES WAYNE BOLES Treasurer Sergeant at Sergeant at Arms Arms -g ,Qu-M. Nl 1:17 - ' f- ,.': -N. .V , -. a ' L. in . . L 1' , LL., r ... iff l Bgrffyg ALLEN RACHEL CALHOUN ALv1s COFFMAN LEWIS VARIETY STORE Kb L at 'J R. -E Z .5 ' LJ CHARLES HEARN Secretary .1 f v HERSCHEL GRIER Sergeant at Arms an-of WILMA COFFMAN Y f 1 5 FRA NK COOK all .ju I ,, on .o,' N X ICN: .lycra Ing ll x' 1 I' I Xu 9 J' I Ig EDWARD COOKSEY LAVON COX SHIRLEY DAVIS fn .-.40 WANDA DEAN KENNETH DERRICK VICTOR DROST MARTHA FARMER f 40' -'K ,wr W7 -av eil 1 BETTY GANN MICKEY GILLEY ANN GREENWELL JOE GRozxER BALLARD'S GIFT SHOP -J -'rf'.7 I N fn 2' 'Af .MN Ill' W nu' '30 n nun' 'l an . u u . gil IK Gffxllr ' Hull' 0f,l1all .,:llsl' JOY HARE BETTY HARWELL FRED HEATH HELEN HIGH 6 1.1-' -I ...ff' ,Q ...J , f S PA- O -'XXX' 1 RL A' J. A - f . , J, CAROLINE HOLMES JAMES HOTTINGER JAMES HUFFMAN J. W. JACKSON tif -A -ffm' '5 DORIS JAHNES DON JAMESON ALBERTA KILLIAN KELSEY LEATHERWOOD DUNLAPS ,H f Y DICK LISTON DOT LOCHHEAD PATSY LODEN GERALD DONGLEY V --1 'avi MAX LOVE ORA FAYE LUTHER VAN LYNCH JERRY MCCASLAND - si' BOBBY MCNEELY LESTER MARTIN MARGARETTA MICHIE MANFORD MU MUSGRAVE FURNITURE COMPANY ' 1 3, P , NORMA NIX IOE NORTON JACKIE PORTER SHIRLEY RASBURY 1 ,Q . vi 415 ,..g. . Q I N . I WORD ROBERSON JANE RUSHING DICKIE SELZER IOYCE SHUMPERT 49W is f J F, AE R.E, SIMPSON MARY SMITH VIRGINIA SMITH TRACY SPEARS ANDERSON-CLAYTON vig' 6 MARGARET STALLINGS LANETTA STONE BOBBY SUDDERTH VESTER TURNER Q ,O ff' Y .REE A 5 T ' 'iw Fi.:- TOMMY VALENTINE ALETA WATKINS CAROLYN WILLIAMS JAMES WILSON 0-.,... KAY WILSON DANNY WOOD MARESH STUDIOS .IUNIORS .IING LES BETTYE ALLEN Michie and Compton have planned and schemed But Bettye insists on wearing Bluejeans. JOHN BOLES John Boles who is rough'n ready. and wasteful Has a soft heart towards dogs and people. WAYNE BOLES In basketball Wayne is swell Not only does he score for our team, but the other as well. RACHEL CALHOUN An F,H,A, degree she worked for and won Rachel was satisfied with a job well done. ALVIS COFFMAN Is there a tubbier tuba player born Than Alvis Coffman and his fog horn? WILMA COFFMAN Wilma Coffman is shy yet lots of fun She's just herself and leaves no fake impression. FRANK COOK Mention ice cream and without thought Frank would give up anything for a chocolate malt. EDWARD COOKSEY When ideas are few Edward can always think Of something devilish to do. LAVONE COX Lavone loves to eat in access All the potato salad and hot tamales he can get. ADELE DARST Like the rest of us who follow the clan Adele is a rabid Aggie fan. SHIRLEY DAVIS Shirley is as pleasant and modest as a flower Affable is the only word to describe her. WANDA DEAN A reason for Wanda popularity Is her sweet personality and bubbling vitality. KENNETH DERRICK Kenneth has the advantage of being tall Which makes him one of best stars in basketball. VICTOR DROST Victor dotes in talking, so take note. He could talk the horns off a billy goat. MARTHA FARMER Mrs. Birdsong surely enjoys Martha's gooy romantic short stories. BETTY GANN Betty can only care For boys who have curly hair. MICKEY GILLEY There was a certain party at which her parents were chaperones Why did Mikey Gilley stay at home? ANN GREENWELL Ann is proof enough Cheerleaders must be made of good stuff. HERSCHEL GRIER ls that honour's voice speaking so proudly? No, its Herschel sneezing so loudly. JOE GROZIER Joe can perform Most enthusiastically on his base horn. JOY HARE Joy who always dresses well Knows just what to wear to look swell. BETTY HARWELL There's a beautiful girl the boys have failed to recognize Betty's brains have been overemphasized. CHARLES HEARN If one could make passing grades for looks, Charles would force the school to throw away their books. FRED HEATH Vacation time is Fred's love. If it were possible he'd give the calendar a shove. HELEN HIGH Certain habits Helen should shun. A bit of advice is to clothe her remarks in cotton. CAROLINE HOLMES Life around Caroline is never dull. She's the world's worst for getting in trouble. JAMES HOTTINGER Rains may fall and snows may come, But James keeps on chewing that gum. JAMES HUFFMAN James, the girls confer, Is the number one lady killer. J.W. JACKSON Who is that who looks so questioninglyr Heck! Its just J.W., doing what comes naturally. DORIS JAHNES All of us would like to have the quality Doris has in her bulldog-like tenacity. DON JAMESON Don, who is small and lithe, On the football field looks like a mite. ALBERTA KILLIAN Alberta, it seems. ls always completely serene. KELSY LEATHERWOOD Kelsy, if you have observed is quite odd, He looks unjointed and slops around like Ichabod. DICK LISTON Study halls are made for studying we all agree, But no one suspects Dick of small conspiracies. DOT LOCHHEAD Don't you imagine everyone would be stunned If Dot never received a detention? PATSY LODEN Patsy is everyone's choice Of a sweet girl with a golden voice. GERALD LONGLEY That guy Gerald, is swell, But he's as slow as a toad in a tar barrell. MAX LOVE Max, when embarrassed, Blushes and looks so distressed. ORA FAYE LUTHER We hope, Ora Faye, Terrell I-ligh's new student Will make her stay here permanent. VAN LYNCH If any of you find any mischief to be done Please tell Van, so he can get in on the fun. JERRY MCCASLAND Some color combinations surely no one could concoct But just get a load of Jerry's socks. BOBBY MCNEELY McNeely's philosophy for retaining his dynamite ls plenty of sleep on Saturday nights. LESTER MARTIN Duck hunting can be a great success But if Lester shoots one its anybody's Guess. MARGARETTA MICHIE One should go about their business As Margaretta does her tennis. MANFORD MULL J -3 M cg lf Like a gorilla sta ' y Manford walks one peice A a time always. NORMA NIX Norma's attitude shall bring no gripes She's the silent type. JOE NORTON Joe has a bright crack abouy anything And a nickname for everybody and everything. JACKIE PORTER Jackie may be called the quiet one But those who know her, say he's just plain dumb. SHIRLEY RASBURY To whom do all of those sweet smiles go Shirley gives in the study hall we'd like to know. WORD ROBERSON Word is a football player or eminence He will become an All-American center it's evident, JANE RUSHING A thing of importance Jane would never skip Would be a true and everlasting friendship, Y. DICKIE SELZER , This boy has lots of feminine fans Yepl Its Dickie the ladies man. JOYCE SHUMPERT Joyce is Joyce wherever you see her. She is the same yesterday. today and forever. R.E. SIMPSON R, E. never says much To his advantage he never gets in dutch. MARTHA SMITH Martha Smith says vacation tales can be exicting But when they drop down it can be embarrasing. MARY SMITH Mary doesn't know how to be umprepared or to be slow. VIRGINIA SMITH Virginia must have a scarf which she admires Tucked in a pocket to complete her attire. TRACY SPEARS Tracy has a sickness that often recurs I think its known as girl fever. MARGARET STALLINGS Haley's Comet cannot compare With carrot top Rusty Stalling's hair. LANETTA STONE We don't mean to offend But Laneta Stone has a tongue loose at both ends. BOBBY SUDDERTH If Bobby Sudderth says much it's rare You hardly know he's there. CYNTHIA TAFFER At every football game there is a bad mishap Cynthia Taffer always loses her cap. VESTER TURNER You can keep your Bach, Handel and other classics Vester Tumer just loves hillbilly music. TOMMY VALENTINE Tommy Valentine is chageable and it's hard to detect If his object is to be a teacher or an architect. ALETA WATKINS If Aleta Watkin's personality there's no deceit She is everything nice and sweet. CAROLYN WILLIAMS Those adept at fortelling fortune's favors Must surely include Carolyn Williams for good measure JAMES WILSON James Wilson is an example of good advice He always stops to think twice. ' KAY WILSON There may be conflicting opinions from other sources But Kay Wilson says a girl's best friends are horses. DANNY WOOD Danny Wood is a good student. for the record But as a football player, he's also going forward. Hassroam Acfivilies fb . I i r , WL XK ' 5 rx- 'ff . fi Q hyllalaigqj f Q- - W W N ':213::::1f, f ' Q '74 'fm.H21i7f.'5.ff'j' X K ,j .- ,xillggifii xl !l1ll' S .xx I 0' J X21 1 Zfg I4 x 222-Q 21 -,jx '12 ,VN X! P1 ? if x' 8' 'E fi N -fi gf X 1, N! . 3' 1- ffXx 1 iumq 1 'wg SKY' lf 'aftdsf Q3 -X , C, ' 41 Q - . 1... - X4 I 'pi Y .,.., vi M , .1 .. ' as N - - , ' 25- fi fic, of 'gif Zgnrx I -' l1'9,:L h e SOPHOMORES X Q-4' Coach Lea Sponsor Bill Alexander President Richard Lyon Vice President Melba Webster Secretary Mary Low Treasurer Elaine Porter Reporter Milton Ables Ronald Arnold Don Baker F, Barnes R, Barnes Bass F 52 ' ig rv S' WARD IARVIS FURNITURE CO. b Bell Blain Blansett Brockway Burden Butler Campbell Cartwright Cates Caughran Chech Coffman Colrharp Dart Davis Dodd Dorsey Dozier Driver Duncan Edmonds Eppler Fields Gafford TOM THUMB GROCERIES Gordon Green Hare Harper Harris Harris Harrison Harwell Harwell Heard Halick Hooten Delores Huddleston Jerry Jones Alvin Kasper Sandra Keen Jerry Kelly Maggie Kizziar Barbara Knowles Jane LaFayette Ida Faye Lambeth Charles Lester Dean Lester Jackie Lewallen o-Q ' CLOVER FARM STORE John Lewis Barbara Liston Littleton Guylene Longley Monroe McAnally Jackie McDaniel J, D, McDonald Kay McDonald McElroy Sylvia Mangham Benny Marshall Maragret Maykus Linda Maynard Geraldine Michie Bobby Miller Frances Mislivets Max Mull Mami Lee Nebhut James Norris Dickie Pattillo Adolph Reznicek Thomas Richardson Buddy Roberts Betty Ann Rohus THE RECORD SHOP Merita Sifford Barbara Smith Claudine Smith Henry Spiva Dickie Stallings Donald Stoy Douglas Stutts Iuvel Tucker Thurman Valentine Given Webb Kay Wells Joyce Wilson Williams Williams Winton Wynne KELPEN'S FRESHMEN 5 40 I if' F' I in 4 ' j 55' BABCOCK BROS. AUTO SUPPLY STORE Mr. I. H. Compton Sponsor Lawrence Tankersley President Clarence Jenson Vice President Sarah Taffer Secretary Patsy Raines Treasurer Georgia Huffman Reporter Charles Adams Booth Akin Shirley Allen Glenn Aslin Don Bailey Don Bale Monez Barnes Virginia Barnes Charles Blackman Emma Bosten Duke Burnett Frank Carden James Clark David Clayton Jack Clayton Saundra Conder Sue Craft Glen Curfman Jackie Davis Barbara Davis Nancy Davis Bobby Dean Nelda Easterly Vada Frosch Betty Gipson Anna Hargrove Flash Harris Robert Harris Betty Harvey Margaret Harwell Rachel Henry Sylvia Howard Barbara Hughes James Humphrey Milton Hunt James Jeffus Phyllis Kelpen Allen Lawson Cary Lawson J. H. Lawson Charles Lea James Lehew f-.4 ELITE CLEANERS Don Lindsey Loretta Luther Ward Mallett Sue Mangham Yates Marsh Barbara McAnally Wanda McMahen Robert Melton Sue Nell Morgan Valeria Myers Mary Nealy Michael Nichols Paul Parker Bennie Parnell John Parnell Kathy Platt James Pope Dolores Powell Pat Preston Pat Raines Herman Reynolds Glenda Rorie David Roscoe Jimmy Ruthev'ord I w Hermoine's Ladies Apparel Bass Building Phone 230 William Shelton Lois Simpson Bill Sisson Betty Smith Robert Smith Sylvia Smith Christine Sorrells lmajean Sorrells Jackie Spray Shirley Starr Don Strickland Mary Sullivan Don Swann Doniece Thomas Marla Gail Tuggle Betty Tumer Tommie Turner James Valentine Edgar Wallace William Wallace Sandra Wallin Barbara White Billy Wiley Don Wikes Barbara Williams Charlotte Woodall Alma Woodring Jackie Wooldridge What every Fish should know. EDWARD G. BRIGGS filb' JA' ..,Q.4 FA VORI TES Scuiar Hlass Hawrifc N N D S TUDIO Ss ROSE OIL CO CHA RLEY GREENE Zzvorifes MARGARET STALLINGS STALLING'S IMPLEMENT CO. ,funiar LESTER MARTIN Sophomore Sophomore SHIRLEY CATES BILL ALEXANDER Freshman Freshman PAT RAINES ALEXANDEES HOSPITAL MARY NELL SULLIVAN Mast ,Athletic Mast Popular DOLORES SCOTT R Most Popular BARBARA LYON CHARLEY GREENE Most Likely to Succeed MARTHA SAMUELS WADE DRIVER Best A11 Round BLAIN DUNCAN IUANITA BENNETT - .r - f Beauty HELLEN GREENWELL PAT CARTWRIGHT CYNTHIA TAFFER I K MARY K. WELLS DOLORES SCOTT BARBARA LYON 43:5 2 sw 1 P JR as I 'fn I S' , A ' I J' M, 9 F .V ' -' ' 5 .akm PATSY RAINES NANCY DAVIS SHIRLEY CATES 'WT' HELEN HIGH PATSY LODEN SAUNDRA CONDER FHA Sweetheart FFA Sweetheart DANNY WOOD DOLORES SCOTT Snowball Queen Band Sweetheart ANN GREENWELL NANCY ROBERTS CITY OF TERRELL Hatha!! .Queen '53 r YQ f 4 I FRESHER FOODS A THLETICS v J M.,--ywrfwwffiflmgz-f ' fr' s J a N 0 9 0 - -a xfv iii. if -t fx 'N ,L A . ' v YA u I jg, ,N Y f-. , 1 I 'Nr-,f I . h., I Vx- K, 6 .rin 1 .,- , Q' Ely Mill jr, Wx' I ...N I, my l,.s.t ' . q my .h h K Uv' - , , v-A -Mft, . . y -' , S? Qyf VX I Y ig' K x t' 'BI L ,. fs 419451 f A ,sat a . ws- 'S , ,J -fa y W - , R f - ' ' J .- 'x :Q X 0,15 .7 , 5 A I 2? V. ' , ai , N L, ' X - ,. , 5 -r 1-1 ' w a .Q ey' , 4 -wg .fi , I ai 'N ' ' V t- 1 11 W HE 3 15 'H' 'Q I .'- Q ' . .-s -M 5 . A ,.Y., , TIGERS OF 1952 First row: Rupert Henry, Jr., Jerry McCas1and, Don Stoy, Phil Willingham, Allen Lawson, Neal Brockway and Kelsey Leatherwood. Second row: James Hunter, Manager, John Boles, Lavone Cox. Robert Smith, Wayne Boles, Jack Driver and Charles Hearne. Third row:Jerry Priddy, Manager, Buddy Barnett, Joe Norton, Don Baker, James Harris, Tommy Norton, Glenn Priddy and Rick Toler, Coach. Fourth row: Jerry Green, Richard Lyon, Danny Wood, Blain Duncan, Wade Driver, Charles Crider, Charles Jandrew and Harvey Crittenden, Coach. Fifth row: Leon Vineyard, Coach, James Huffman, Dickie Selzer, John Miller, Word Roberson, James Wilson, Bill Alexander and Lester Martin, Sixth row: Kenneth Derrick, Marvin Fleetwood, Glenn Raines, Charley Greene, Rudolph Hollick, Bobby McNeely and Don Jameson. ' i v fi' O ,: , M J ...N fy . ff: 'Q g- r ' I X 'ff t 5 1- 'V f 1' K l li I H 'i R. H ss 1 1 g . h . - G. R. M - :M 4-,, U.: vf - X ' - - CHRIS' S CAFE Koaelzing Staff N 1 E LEON VINEYARD 7 Head Coach 1 Named AA Coach of RICK TOLER the Year HARVEY CRITTENDEN Backfield Coach Line Coach Qoetball Schedule Terrell 33 Athens 7 Terrell 54 Kaufman 0 Terrell 27 Wills Point 13 Terrell 35 Waxahachie 6 Terrell 34 Arlington 6 ' Terrell 32 Hillcrest 1 3 ' Terrell 27 Pleasant Grove 7 ' Terrell 40 Mesquite 13 ' Terrell 58 C arrolton 0 ' Terrell 39 Garland 6 ' Conference games Playoffs Bi- Dist Terrell 13 Sulphur Springs 0 Region al Terrell 14 Center 7 Quarter Finals Terrell 28 Stephenville 6 Semi- Finals Terrell 20 Stamford 0 Finals Terrell 61 Yoakum 1 3 State A V4 Klzafupieus Cigar 16' - Ctfdlfl und-su if 'ar 1 Asa. Smiar Zatfermcu CHARLEY GREENE Letterman 2, 3, 4: Honorable Men- tiong A11-District 4g Center, Offen sive. BLAIN DUNCAN Letterman 2, 3, 4: 2nd Team A11- District 4, Guard, Offensive. JAMES HARRIS Letterman 3, 4, All-District 3, 4g A11-Greater Dallas 4, A11-State 4, All-American Honorable Mention 4, Offensive Left Half, Defensive Safety. GLEN RAINES Letterman 2, 3, 4, Tackle, Defensive WADE DRIVER Letterman 2, 3, 4g A11-District 3, 4, Honorable Mentiong A11-State 4, Offensive Tackle, Defensive Guard. JOHN MILLER Letterman 2, 4, End, Defensive. TOM NORTON Letterman 2, 3, 4: 2nd Team, A11- District 4. RAY FLOWER'S SERVICE STATION CHARLES IANDREW Letterman 2, 3, 4, Defensive, End. CHARLES CRIDER Letter 2, 3, 4: Honorable Men- tion All-District 4g Offensive. Guard. BUDDY BARNETT Letterman 2, 3, 4, Defensive Left Half. RUPERT HENRY Letterman 2, 3, 45 2nd Team A11- District 3, 4, Offensive, Quarter Back. LAVON COX Letterman 2, 3, 45 All-District 4g Honorable Mention A11-Stare 4, Honorable Mention A11-C :eater Dallas: Offensive Right Half Back. KELSEY LEATHERWOOD Letterman 2, 3, 4: Honorable Men- tion All-District 35 2nd Team All- District 4, Left End. GLENN PRIDDY Letterman 2, 3, 43 2nd Team All- State 3, All-District 3, 45 A11- State 4, Honorable Mention All- American 4, Offensive Right End-- Defensive. MARVIN FLEETWOOD Letterman 2, 3,45 Defensive Tackle. RAY FLOWER'S HUMBLE STATION wp TIGER OFFENSE ALL STATERS: PRIDDY, HARRIS, BOLES with Championship Trophy .r . , . . Harris sprints for TD against Yoakum. Norton gains against Athens. asa. .uw rt, 4 K, ,K A . .V fi V. .AL , ,. 'ti - 2' :Swv -z,.: 5 ' -.fw .,3. -1 n -n - 9 . ' if V' . ' f ' A T j, fi' -'iz A ' A Q, -..sk - V b - p . ,f ,. A F K Q' 'vfgf xy ,lr 'A ,WL-'Q' LN -'i' !,3.'m, nia Tj'-' ' .. if f ,sniff s inn, s sf Q , W g 'T , K , - it , 'Q -, N E v -u -:GQ - '- ' .,g .4'r1 gr'. - ' Barnett on defense. Tigers block for Harris. 7? 5 Y , pg ,Q.i,,,,, abyv -, Boles scores against Stephenville. Cox plows over in Garland game. Boles scores. Cox Scores. '1 53 Kaskctball Squad Front row: John Miller, Marvin Fleetwood, James Harris, Glenn Prrddy D1Cli1C Selzer Second row: Bill Alexander, Kenneth Derrick, Nyle Dennison, Danny Wood Third row: Joe Harris, Lester Martin, Jerry Green, Fourth row: Coach Toler Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell l Terrell Terrell SCHEDULE 40 Mesquite 36 Carrollton 39 Scurry-Rosser 34 Hillcrest 31 Pleasant Grove 37 South Oak Cliff 47 Mesquite 40 Carrollton 39 Jesuit 39 Hillcrest 37 Pleasant Grove 43 Wills Point 52 Garland 39 South Oak Cliff Carre!! 1953 Crack Umm Top row: Neal Brockway, Joe Norton, Allen Lawson, Charley Greene, Buddy Hunt, Middle row: Coach Jack Harris, Lavone Cox, Marvin Fleetwood, Glenn Priddy, Man- ford Mull, James Huffman, Coach Harvey Crittenden, Bottom row: Don Lindsey, Jerry McCasland, Rupert Henry, James Harris, Blain Duncan, Don Baker, LD, McDonald, District 14A Champions Regional V. Champions Mt, Pleasent Relays Champions Q7 1 I SPRINT RELAY Won Region Standing: Glenn Priddy, .James Harris, Kneeling: Buddy Barnett, Lavone Cox Coach JACK HARRIS Head Track Coach is 'Ei . Oi 'R , ., A ., Wx ,L . C . gi Jiri? MILE RELAY 2nd in District Standing: Marvin Fleetwood, Neal Brockway, Kneeling: James Huffman, Rupert Henry, I' M :P w I his 'D Y f,,,,, L BLAIN DUNCAN CHARLEY GREENE Discus Shot Discus Shot lst Discus at Regional 3rd DiSCL1S at Regional JAMES HARRIS High Jump Broad Jump Sprint Relay 2nd in High Jump at Regional X N X Q 1 1 GLENN PRIDDY LAVONE COX 100 and 220 yd dashes Broad Jump Pole Vault Sprint Relay Sprint Relay 2nd in 100 at State Meet lst in Broad Jump in Region SENIORS WITH SOME OF THE TROPHIES WON ,-ik- 51'-. i Hascball 1953 Cigar Top row: Lawrence Tankersley, Edward Cooksey, Middle row: Paul Parker, Johnny Lawson,Jerry Priddy, Charles Hearne, Bottom row: James Dumpy Clark, James Lehew, Bill Alexander, Charles Lea. Missing from picture are: Charles Crider, Dickie Selzer, Buddy Barnett, and Coach C.E. Lea, April April April April May May May May SCHEDULE Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Terrell Canceled Canceled I John Boles, Coach Leon Vineyard, 4 Wills Point 0 Van 10 Edgewood 4 Bonham 5 Wills Point 1 Van ut A , : fffci.-fu L.f'?'1' . was Individual Scoring John Miller James Harris Marvin Fleetwood Kenneth Derrick Glenn Priddy Dickie Selzer Wayne Boles Bill Alexander Danny Wood Jerry Green Lester Martin District Games All Games 144 160 90 115 66 83 65 74 58 69 56 65 6 6 6 6 4 4 2 2 0 0 ks. I5 A ff x.. JERRY PRIDDY Senior Pitcher, who led the Tiger Pitching chores in 1953, --r-A'1-r- f Carre!! High Salma! Tennis Umm Standing: Coach T,R, Duncan, Kay Wells, Nancy Davis, Sarah Taffer, Sandra Wallin, Georgia Huffman, Phyllis Kelpen, Carlyn Williams, and Hal Barnes, Kneeling: Patty Cartwright, Mary Low, Geraldine Michie, Margretta Michie, Cynthia Taffer, Marla Gail Tuggle. Missing from the picture are: Joe Harris and Wayne Boles who played Senior Doubles. Geraldine Michie won second place in the State Finals in Austin in the 53 season. ll El -- 9-' A J! Zkws Sm 6 A Q4 Zlzampiaus 1952 This year's sports section is dedicated to the State Football Championsg they are the first group of Terrell athletes to take such honors for T, H, S, The sports year of 52-53 has been one of the most successful in the history of Terrell- one of which every person who participated or was connected with it could be proud. The fans of Terrell are also to be commended on their co-operation. James Harris BOB DAVY Hand Director - - ------- E.. S. BOOTH Librarian - - - - FRANK CARDEN WINNIE FAY WEBSTER Mascot W, I. GIBSON ORGA NIZA TIONS PAULA STALLINGS BARBARA LYON ANN HANC HEY rf DOLORES SCOTT QL. MARTHA SMITH S 8a M AMUSEMENT MARGARETTE MICHIE W fl lf L., vf' ,,, , 4 'P' Q 4nf M W W f N ' ' U RUTH IENNINGS Elmer ,Cmdcrs ANISE DERRICK ANN ENGLISH Head Cheerleader lfazrcrs SUE PARNELL, HELEN GREENWELL, DELORES POWELL CYNTHIA TAFFER ANN GREENWELL TERRELL BAKING CO. Sponsor ---- - MR. J. H. COMPTON Business Manager - - - - - MRS. IRA TYSON Drum Major - - - - JUANITA BENNETT if. I ROSE OIL ...oo .ls- RANK CAPTAINS lst, - Martha Farmer 2nd - Caroline Holmes 3rd, - Jane Rushing 4th, -Shirley Rasbury 5th. - Day Wilson 6th, - Wanda Dean 7th. - Ann Gale f 57 w-f3 9,9 , in X4' af, Mya. Kg ,f -SX fl X -' x. xv President --------------------- Hal Barnes Vice President - - - - -Barbara Lyon Secretary - - - - -Shirley Moore Treasurer - - - -Nancy Roberts Historian - - - - Ann l-lanchey Reporter - - - --------- Jerry Gibson Q EQ. February Initiates TERRELL LAUNDRY Reception Following Initiation -. z I President - - - - - Betty Harwell Vice President - - - - Wilma Coffman Treasurer ---- - - Nancy Moore Secretary ----- - Shirley Rasbury Social Chairman - - - - -Joyce Wilson Service Chairman - - ---- Betty Melton Program Chairman - - - - - Linda Qllallleballfll Reporter ------ ---- S ally Dozier SOUTHERN ICE CO. 17. 0 -1.--,-- 0... .... -,.- -I l-----.-..- President ------ First Vice President - - - Second Vice President - - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Sentinel - - Reporter - - Advisor - - fc' ' - - -Tracy Spears - - Bill Alexander -------LonAkin - Philip Willingham - - - - -Danny Wood - - - - -James Norris - - - Dickie Stallings - - Mr. James B. Hooker Er. ,.. 1 n la U BUDDY ALLEN CHEVROLET CO, Quturc ffamcmakers nf Ameriva President - - - Vice President - - - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Accompanist - Songleaders- - Reporter - - - - Parliamentarian Historian ---- - Chapter Mother Chapter Dad - - - - Sweetheart - - Sponsor - - - - - -Nancy Moore Linda Quattlebaum - - Rachel Henry - - Wilma Coffman - -Joyce Shumpert - - Aleta Watkins Mary Nell Sullivan - - -Shirley Moore - - Rachel Calhoon - - Nancy Adams Mrs. C. S. Adams Mr. C. S. Adams - - - Danny Wood Miss Pearl Michie Mascot - EVA DIANNE HUNT Evie COC A-COLA BOTTLING CO. X --unnllllllll I .ppl- 'FII :fair fibmry gfllb President - - - - - - - - Jerry Gibson Vice President - - - - -Jack Clayton Secretary - - - - Doniece Thomas Treasurer - - - - -Barbara Knowles .1 If A IAVAX lu' H 1 1 I A SA Q9 , uv' 'W .r m ,ff - GX LIBRIS BRIGG'S WRECKING YARD Afafin 67115 Consuls - - ----- Wade Driver Margaret Stallings Praetor - - - - -Melba Webster Scriba - - - - Egine Porter Quaestor -------- - - -Ann Hanchey Sponsor --------- - - - Mary D. Hardin A J +I LJ 'ff X 1 , V I , 1 1 ll JI ,-5 Z7 2 l M -11' 153 MARTIN PITTS ACTIVITIES MARTIN-LFARVIS lJ ' J Q El 1 f f? 5' ye N .A'?R!?A W. V A .1 i , V fi' 1 11. ' A 1370 , J' . Q V JQ '-43514 H154 -- -, r- 'A-e,.,. Q- 5 f',-'.f.w'7i gg: . 1 4.-I - JUNIOR PLAY x, A fs L X! Z A T A, , O 8, R A H . 13 H -xx f Z, ,A A mann- im., ' pm- ff, ,ff P A11 Y AI ki I' - .,s. , , WV N L ' 1 A J - A A ,,.:f-1 , -. ' ,M .' I S 5' .ws . as -J if Lx -N-g L..,,1 SENIOR PLAY -- ul' EDWARD G, BRIGGS Rig DICK SELZER KAY WELLS Snow King Snow Queen NEW YEAR'S DANCE BOND 8: CROFTS q - 4 Q 1 1 Haccaluurcafe Graduates of 1953 May 24, 1953 Kommencemcul May 26, 1953 TUGGLES JEWELRY X Hi-life Stuff Editor-in-chief - - Assistant Editor - - Society Editor - - Sports Editor - - Assistants - - C lub Editor ---- Business Manager - - Office Manager ---- Circulation Manager Reporters - - - - - - Cartoonists - - Typist - - Advisor - - - - - ANN HANCHEY ' - CAROLINE HOLMES ' ' .IUANITA BENNETT ' ' JOHN LEWIS - - PATTY CARTWRIGHT PHYLLIS FIELDS ' ' ' ' ADELE DARST - - MARGARET STALLINGS ' ' 'ANN ENGLISH ' ' ' JACKIE CLAYTON ' -' - - PAULA STALLINGS MARY MCALLISTER HELLEN GREENWELL - LAWERENCE TANKERSLEY DOUGLAS STUTTS - - - - NANCY ROBERTS - - -MRS. C. F. BIRDSONG I. C. PENNEY, COMPANY Annual Staff Editor - - - --------- BLAIN DUNCAN Assistant ----- ------------- AN N GALE Business Managers - - - - MARTHA SAMUELS, JERRY GIBSON Club Editor ------- --------- P AULA STALLINGS Sports Editor ------- --------- J AMES HARRIS Advertisement Managers - - - -LARI WESTER, WADE DRIVER CLASS EDITOR: Senior ------ - - ANN ENGLISH Junior ---- - - HELEN WARREN Sophomore - - - - DOLORES SCOTT Freshman - - ----------------- IUANITA BENNETT Typist - - - - ANN HANCHEY, NANCY ROBERTS, HAL BARNES Sponsor ---------------------- BETTIE JANE STEPHENSON L . .cf I ' I Ax 4 ,L C , t . 'AA I ' ., -In MMA-Q his I 4'-' Haifa 1 TIGER NEWS STAND WMZQYWQZJZOJW 445, Zfwzfzfgffgfjwf if SN ,.- Q , ,W V tm ff J, I MQVNQQJP A A Lm-loc-JRAPHED YEARBOOK - DALLAS - TEXAS ZQIW 1 .. n Q: 66 ' 7 IME' rA,, ' lf' ,VA,A 1 -JAH1' ' , . V fl . - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , ,P Hx Va, 1 L 1 F . 1 W O.: A 1 E , I EEL 'Q :'A 52:5 g f- 'v Vf Q . i , , 1 V . fy. la, 4 A V Q QL 1 1 I9 ' if DEARTO ALL ,1 N4 N WHEN ug I W H A Wg'LL SlNe. ANG R I AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Aa N, TH f , 4l7 o i C5 ci Ci vems GONE EYE RQ-CA LL MAP' PY Q - , 1 X? 0 - X 2' - 1 R fi A it - X! LL PHGH' ' V D . TER! RE N 1012 DEAR OL