Terrill Preparatory School - Terrillian Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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V A f '-, .. T Uhr Ellfzziialisa 1 1 1 ' 1 , EUGENE G. NEELY Comanche Age I9 Entered 191 1 Football Team 1913 1914' Baseball 1914 , l9I5- School Council 1911-12 1913-14' House X , Council 1913-14' Second Honor Roll 1914. Goes -U to Princeton. KENNETH M. KEITH Dallas . Aged I8 . Entered I 9 I 0 School Council, l9l4-l5g First Honor Roll 1910, 11, 12, 13, 14, History Medal, l9l2g Mathe- matics Medal, 19135 Modern Languages, 1913, I9 1 4. Goes to Yale. all ,l ! ANDREW BURNS, Dallas Age 1 7 , Entered 1910 A' Goes to Cornell. if :fi ' .14 l E3 21 an 1 'gm 5 ,mv .mmm4 qw' W 1' I L: ,ai 3vx. 'Ryman , -,,.. 1 .-, - ---' 1 V , 1 .. ' '--. .fu . , 74. - e l ,., M 7 ,ij-. '5 ' ' . : ' ,. ' ' . i f. Qi - ' - Jw. -pw wa- '.'s-nf-: f ' - ' ' - .-,- ' - , ' ',. ' -., , 3' 4 ui, ,, vt... . Q 1, Lu vw - Hr 9+ :ip . , , - -A . ...Q ,A 41 is-f3'.,,, , fs.. r . 7 - .L , 4 t 5 -e - 'FT' QQ, -v 1331. Q AQ, u , gs. -. , if wg. N QQ 13, EE .MBV -fl - -cf, E .4 r-H H ,he ... V K , , I 9 5, 46 - ' . N, . , . ,. it ,az-:awe ,mime ' nlzawvvssa-:..1e,g11.i,q fr MQW 1 I

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'Ellyn ilmilliau or Kribs are the bony ones, while it would be a hard mat- ter to settle the question of the palm of beauty between Wilbur Cahoon, Alfred Craven and B. Chilton. We have several star athletes in our fold, including the football captain and the captains of both the two first choice baseball teams. We furnished men to help com- pose the championship eleven, the undefeated basket ball team and our classmates are literally sprinkled over the baseball diamond. The call for track discovered several Jim Thorpes and Matt Sheridans in our number, while tennis is not an unknown quantity to some of our men. Scholars, too, we have in plenty. Several boys who have won medals in the past years we are proud to claim. Kenneth Keith, Willis Pollard, joe Cooper, Red King, and several others are the bright and shining lights in the studying line. To see Willis Pollard expound trigonom- etry or Cooper fight that chemistry is indeed a revelation. The largest per cent of the students' council is from the Fourth Form, and all its officers are from our class roll. Our council men have charge of the study hall dur- ing the different periods and also are generally watchful of the school and its interests in every respect. Our long-haired friend, John Lee Lattimore, is the comedian of the outfitg Bob Allen is the ladies' man of the gang, and Buck Wynne takes singing lessons. ln short, we are an all-round class and as such we have given our best to the school we love. We only hope that the memory of us will not die, but that we will be remem- bered in some way by the future pupils of Terrill, for we, too, have loved and fought for the Black and Gold! l SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1 I5 Q9

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JOE B. COOPER. Dallas Age 17 Entered 191 1 School Council, 1911, 12. 13, 14, 15, First Honor Roll, 1911, IZ, 13, 14, Assistant Business Manager School News, 1914-15g Science Medal, 1914, Assistant Business Manager Annual, I9l5g President Senior Class, 1915: Secretary School Council, 1915. Goes to State. JULES HEXTER, Dallas Age I8 Entered 1914 Goes to State. JAMES A. DORSEY, JR., Dallas Age 20 Entered 1908 Football Scrubs, 1913, Football Team, 1914 Baseball, 19153 Glee Club, 1911, 12, 13, 14. 15 Goes to Pennsylvania. 22