Texas Country Day School - Latigo Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1945 volume:

-.., ....- s J x w s i .4 1 1:,fgv 4, I 'l1 I :W .,V '. : I Q51- , 'fgf E ' :Bi-l . 11765 v ,,A.,,.l f, :, 1: 'if M91 ,ati .-sri . . wg ' ,. '14 .V L 11, J' 1 .J 1 W I If' 1' . .faq .wi v A H ':E 4: , -n ,. , V1 'QM Q f. . Assendded and Pubhshed By the L a L l Texas Country Day School Dallas Texas Q 933 eTRYo db 1A U ANNXXlEl'X U3 Q .HRH Q + . 1 Al ss wf 945 1 K TU THE CLASS DP 1945 IN saying Hzhu rt-voir to you, the largest ctass which has thus far graduated from Texas Country Day School. t must express First the great satisfaction which my facutty, cot- teagues, and t feet in the schooi accomplishments of each and every one ot you. Your present and future wettare is uppermost in our minds. We share your etation over past successes and shalt he with you in spirit in your various future enterprises. May individual success and happiness attend the projects ot your adutt lite. Your tast two years at T.C.D. have not heen easy and we have forced repeated adjustments in your environment. Notwithstanding, your acceptance of conditions tar from normat has heen amazing and most taudahte. You have not heen deterred from striving tor your scholastic goats and the results are most gratifying. t am sure that you, at an early age, have teamed a tot ahout, adjusting to changed circumstances. He who most easiiy adapts himself to the vicissitudes ot tite has the greatest chance for happiness. Perhaps your chances tor happiness have been increased through your experiences on Preston Road, in Fondren Lihrary, and at Binictey. hiost deeply, t wish for you a futt tite based on the ideals which your preceptors have tried so hard to incutcate in you. i trust that you witt he strong in adversity, gener- ous to your tettow men, and respected for your success in deating with lite. My deepest personal interest goes with you at this time and t crave your toyatty to me and to your atma mater. A taithtutty yours. Z.75,Wy 2 DEIIIEATIUN THE Ctass of 19-13 takes pleasure in ctecticating this issue of the Senior Year Boot: to Ntr. Frank ti. Mosher. Due to tmis untiring efforts anct guictance as our Class Sponsor rturing ltie past year tie has provect twimsett a true friend. His fine wort: of instruction tmottw in the tietrt of languages anrt in sports I'liiS made him an inspira- tion to att fortunate enough to have had association with him. We feet that his fine wort: is illustrative of the work of the entire faculty, wtio tiave macte the sctioot year a most successful one despite att tiarotstiips. Texas Country Day students will be wett equippert to face the future because of teachers titre Mr. txtostmer. We extemt to twim for ourselves anrt the whole school our heartiest ttiantcs anrt actmiration. 7fze 61644 of 1945 ft - , 6 3' ' we-':'ff 5 wi i S FACULTY KliNNIi'l'll M. Pmoitvii, NJN . f1XIl1IlCTSlCfJIl1'gf?,PFYONYII l'i1iw-i'silx'i LEONARD N. NELSON, HS. . . funivcrsily of Illinois, linivm-rsily of lrxi I BERNARD L. FULTON, BS. . . KSOUIIICITI Mclhodist Uniwrsilyj IDORA C. IDELAY, BA .... fUnivc-rsily of lnriiunai C. CIARLTON REED, BA. . . . Hciuinznslar, Public Speaking H4-mi l 'ppur Sclmoi, Nlaihernalics Hi-uri I. rn11'f' r School, Aeronauiics . Iniin, ixfaificrnaiics . . . . . . Registrar QIXYTIIIPTSL Couvgc, Harvard Crmlunlv Srinwi 41fl,iTlsln1'SS ,'X4IY'lllT1lbil'iillUlli FRANK E. IVIOSHER, MIX. . . . . French, Spanish cXXyiHiillTlSCjOuPL1f', Univvrsilf rim- ll ll: i XI: i ll lu ir C ull-'gr-V! IIARRY LEE STUART, NJX. . . . . . . . .English fUnivvrsiiy offjuuiinruu,Harvardi.:v.x-Siiwi-L51-iilixviix H1-limriisi Univ-rsilyj STEPIIEN XX,IiBS'l'IiR, HD. . . . Hisiory, l-o1L'vr School fl'nix'vrsily uf Virginian. funiimriilgi- 'liluiwlir-in rl 9- iwuil i:RANKARiN,Pm.S. . . . . . Science iljdftlllfllllllci0Ht'Qt',cNJlII1l'!il'lllrililllvul 'i'rr.ixin.l.,gx1 DNK'lK1llT BOliIIM,IX'1.r'X. . . . i.'Xl'lliOl'11 Couvspe. Hurvzmi Unix 4-rsxlvi XxXvll.I.IA5'll..1xII,TRRAY . . . IXIRS.XXNIILLIAMI-.1xlURRAY,B.A. . QS0l1tllNVCSlL'l'l'l Univvrsiiyj Nurs. KATHERTNE IVIARK . IXIRS. bIll.IJRliIJ SPEYER . . . IVIRS. l..IiI.lA F. gCliNIillJAU, BJX. INIRS. BEATRICE Fl'I.'l'ON . . . Engiisiz, Hisiory . . . Pl1ysiCoiDirccfor Gmmnmr, Lower School . ,-Xrcoiiniani,Secretary . . . Svcrciary , . . .Dicliiiun . I.. S. House Nfoiiicr VVITII Tlilf .'XRfX'lIil7 lfORl'liS CAPTAIN EDXVARD PX. IQYAN, NJN. IXIAJUR ROBERT D. BOYLE, M.A. vi' ILT .U I'rrml Rauf Sir. Rr-f-fl Nlr. Nfrlwn Mr. Bouvc Hr. Fulton mi mi 'Hill RfJllf'f Fir. BOOIIIH Nr. Noshvr Mrs. Srhnoicl Mrs. Niark Mrs. Murray Mr. Xvvimslc- VL IQOIUI 51r.r'Xlcin Nirs. Spoyvr Txlr. Murray nwnl: Mr. Stuart F1rs.l:uilon I' f li fu-A gg BENJAMIN VVATKINS BEDFORD, JR. Entered - September, 1942 l.aligo - Social Editor Round Table - Contributor Senior Play Dance Committees-f 19-12, '-13. '-H, '45 Fall l942 most ellicient private Probable College -4 Undef-ifled dw dfwlff BEN came to T.C.D. in the tall ol 1941, and soon after his arrival he became the social leader ot the school. An eminent authority on the subject of social functions, Ben has become the prime factor in all these activities. Ben malces many contacts through the dit- ferent schools, and seems to have a female admirer in most every neighborhood. One can- not tulle ol Ben and forget to mention the tact that he is a jitterbug of high standing. This is proved by the tact that he may be lound inside a crowd of people wildly jitterbugging at most any dance. Somewhat resembling lrranlaie, Ben has a very good voice, not tor sing- ing, however, but lor spealcing. Several times each year he is called upon to deliver some speech which requires the experience of such a colorful spealcer. Due to his past record here at Country Day we all feel assured that Ben's personality and mental alertness will win him acclaiin in any school. Best wishes. bv' as s S 93, Wig dba -:S ALFRED CHETHAM-STRODE, JR. Entered - September. 1943 Sclmolarsliip Awards -- 1944 Latigo - Pllotograpli Editor Senior Activities Committee Military Award -f 1945 Football Letterman -1 1945 Baslcetball Letterman - 1945 Probable College -1 Rice College fzZzff-Mz SINCE Alfred joined our class in September of 1943, In lm d ' f ' - e as ma e a xery ax orable rec ord for himself. Coming to us from Hi-Parlc, Chet was ' la t ' la li quic 0 ac apt imsell' to the new surroundings and was soon malcing honor grades. On the football Held, lie has shown amazing spirit and determination, and for bis persistent practice and playing, be won bis HT this year. Later as baslcetball season rolled around, be came out for tllat sport. Again after mucb bard practice lie became a fairly well rounded player, and again be won a let- ter. Also a big-dog in tlme military world, Chet was awarded tlie citation for being tlie best drilled cadet in the upper school. Aside from tbe acluievements mentioned before, lie bas been unoflicially proclaimed the boy best lmown to tlie police. Altliougb be claims be lias never seen tlie inside of a radio, be bas become quite a bug on tlie subject, and any time after midniglit can be found chasing police cars and ambulances to tires and wreclcs. This summer Alfred will begin luis college career at Rice in Houston, and witli liim go the best wislmes of the class. if 111' av 01 '2 O lr fi' is l 'fl .1 Y' U ll .. 544' JOSEPH MICHAEL EGAN, JR. lfntered - Fehmary, 1944 Latigo -- Assistant Photograph Editor Committees -' Senior Programs Military - Corporal Baseball Squad -f 1944 Prohahle College -' University ot' Colorado MWJQQ JOE came to T.C.D. in the spring of 1944 from North Dallas High School. Arriving just in time for hasehall, Joe went out for this sport and proved to he a worthy contrihution. Undoubtedly the schools foremost motorcycle rider, Joe can sometimes he seen flying past in his new Army Motorcycle. This past summer, however, Joe met with a horrihle fate and had an accident on his vehicle. The incurred accident hospitalized him for some time and he did not retum to school until mid-term. As the saying goes, you can't lceep a good man down, and Motorcycle Mike was haclc again on his machine. The ahsence of his long legs was indeed a loss to the football and haslcetlaall teams. ln his relatively ephemeral stay at T.C.D. Joe has come a long way in curricular activities. Serving in the capacity of the assistant photographic editor of this puhlication, Joe has made enormous strides in rushing this hool: to completion. He has the admiration and respect of his teachers and classmates, and is very capable of talcing a jolce. Joe lvlilce plans to enter the Univer- sity of Colorado this summer. It he carries on with the same spirit and friendship he has shown here, he will he within easy reach of his ultimate goal. ,s Z 6' 61,1 if -Lf , '5 4. E5 55? VZ -ui HENRY EXALI. Ill lfntererl - Svptcmher, 1943 Stuflent Council-1 1944, '45 Scholarship anrl Citizenship Awanls - 19-1-1, '45 Round Talmle Boarcl -f 19-I3-V443 Erlitor-in-Chief, 1945 l.atigo - Memhr-r of Nominating Boarrlg Managing: lfclitor Committees-' Dance Committee. 19-15: Senior Privi- lege Committee: Class Activity Committee Nominating Committee -- 1945 Creative English Cup, 1944: Military Awanl, 1944 Footlmall l.ettc-mian - 1944, '45 Baslrethall lietterman -1 1945 Nvinner of Constitution Test for 'I'.C.D. -- 19-14 Military Olhcer -- Seconcl Lieutenant, 1945 Plans to enter Naval Rarlar Program A JACK of all trades and a master of man th t H A l yg a is enry. earnerl stuclent in every epartment, Henry has the inherent qualities of a writ L er. ast year at commencement he wallced oft with the Creative English Cup. This year he was promptly marle lfclitor- in-Chief ol' the Rouncl Tahle, having earnecl this high appointment for numerous inter- esting ancl worthwhl dt ' l. l ie e ioria s n his two years at TC D Henry has In no m . . . , 1 y cans limited his achievements to academic pursuits alone. During his stay, Henry has macle himself a permanent memher of the Purple ancl Golclls haclclielfl, and this past season he was more than a capable haslcethall player. As a golfer Henry ranlcs with the to . p- notchers in Dallas, and also seems to possess certain qualifications as a polrer player Beginning from the very clepths of military poverty, he has risen to the present position of Lieutenant. Henry has proved his mettle in t he military worlcl hy leading his lirst platoon to honors at mid-term. Henry plans to enter the Radar Division of the Navy soon, ancl we here lrnow that e wil meet his responsibilities with the same amount of enthusi asm ancl cletermination as he has here at T.C.D. 1 1 4 6 ll '1., E lr ' lt Z!! If tlgll ' V, X, Il' tl! , Il Q 1 1 if r 5' ,Noni , l '-A 67, 1 If X1 ROBERT BLACKBURN GARNER Entered -f 1950 Student Council -' 19-10-144 fitizenship Awards-1040, 1941 1.aiigo -f Business lvlanager Round Talnlc P- Business lvlanager Uramaiics - 1942, '45, '44 Committees '-'1,anl'9 fommiltee, 1943, '44, '45 Radio Cluh -- 1942, 1-15 literature Award Football lmtlers -- 1959, '40, '41p Manager, 1945, '44 161.51-ball Squad - 1942 Rifle Club -1942, '43 ylililairy Officer - Second lieutenant, 1944, '45 Baslze-lhall 1.1-tterman - 1945 Probable College - University of Rochester 1 1 Mae. Montclair, N. J., and over a period of six years he BOB came to our school in 1939 from has done a very Fine joh, 130th academically and in other Fields. Boh had heen, up until two years ago, a very good end on the football team, but met with a disastrous accident . . . Y . h during one of the practice sessions and chipped a hone in his elhow. Howex er, since t is accident he has served quite capahly as manager of the varsity team. ln the scholastic world, Boli has made a place for himself, in that he has received honors many times in various sulujects. As a military o11icer he has shown himself to he a good leader of boys, because he was the guardian 01 the lower school platoon for the past two years. Baslcet- ball was another one of the sports that he went out for and through consistent practice he liecamc a leiterinan. During his long term of attending Country Day, B019 has served in several of the extra curricular activities, heing on the Student Council and president of various classes. This year was highlighted hy the fact that Bob has served the Latigo as Business Manager. B013 will enter Rochester University this summer and according to all the assets he has displayed here, he will go a long way. i V11 1 F1 2 , , , 4 fl IITS'l'liR GiiORUlfI lIfXYIiS, JR. .1 if a s ,' 'ai 1 s-H 9-12. 45, Al-I, Y-I3 hutigo - fxssistvuit Humor Editor Round TahI1--- 194-1, '45 Pmhahic foliage - Princeton l'nivr'rsily WWW MICKEY hegan his high school career here at T.C.D. and consequently is one ot' the schools oldest living inhabitants. He has been a consistent t 'L t h R con ri u or to t e ound Table, and this year, in addition to heing assistant humor editor of the Latigo he is one of the members of the senior piaywriting team. However, it is as a scholar that Miclex receives his laurels. Although this is going in against hard protest, we cannot help hut mention the fact that Mickey is prohahly the greatest horseman of the class. This h been ruhhed in for the past four years hut, nevertheless. he has heen the bodyguard fo several plugs at his home in the country. In closing it might he helpful to add that he may he found at most any free moment nonchalantiy exchanging voiieys of Gunfire with some irate farmer across the countryside. Mickey plans to enter Princeton this coming July and all feel assured that he will succeed in this new adventure. '-,Q X ff,1 gy wiv ii '6' if 1' A, 1 ,i eqf s JOHN PAUL KARCt IER Entered -- 1941 l.atigo -- Advertising Manager Football Lcttvrrnan - 1942, '44 Basketball Letter -f 1945 Silver Football -- i941 Color Sergeant Probable College -- University of Colorado fowl PAUL entered T.C.U. in 1941, and during four years he has built up a spirit of high esteem in the minds of his teachers and classmates. Long legs and a voice that carries a country mile are the chief characteristics of Paul. His high, shrielaing voice may be heard pouring from the building throughout the day. Most of Pauls Wednesday after- noons are spent in the detention hall. Red marlzs seem to be his second nature, and wherever you Find them, there Paul will be. For the past several years he has been out regularly for Varsity football. Twice in the history of his football career he has lettered in this sport. This past season, as an outstanding baslcetball player, he received his bas- lretball award. lt is a festive day, indeed, when Paul manages to plod his weary way to school. lvlost consistently he is absent on test days and it has become a standing jolce in the senior class. Mathematics have been his most shining subject, and he has received honors in this subject on several occasions. After a full summer's worlc at hard labor, Paul plans to enter the University of Colorado. Here they do not have the Red Marla system and we all feel that without these annoyances Paul will have a successful future at this school. . it 4 1 9. l 1 lj ft N XX'Il.l.l.X3I XY.-Xillf 5lifIfKliR llnli-rc-rl -- M43 l,alnJo - Assistant l lumnr lfclitor lfntcrtainmvnt Committee- I9-153 Dormilory fiom- rnltlvf' I9-I-I 45 ljoolluall l.c-ttemian -- IU-M llasls-tlmall l.:-tlm-rnian - 1015 Vltrarlg Squad - IU-H 5 1-f's1 nil l.ic'ulc-nant, lil-15 Prolmlnlc- fiollf-pe - llartmoutti fxolli-go fc!! Wzzffflev B Blluls came to T.C.D. two years ago and since that time tie tias made a very crerlitalmle stiowingg. Fl lie alzsenro ol Bill s quiclq wit and ready smile will lie very mucli noted liy all. Bill l1asn't laeen in too many serious scrapes, altliougtl some tiave tllcir doutmts. Vvte all pass over it and blame it on tlie fact that lae comes from tsort Vtfortlm. ln all seriousness, Bill has been tlie type of tzoy tlme sctiool prides itself in having. tle lias not only lneen an asset to the scliool as a scliolar la t in tlae ti ld f , u 'e o sports as well. This is proved by ttie fact that Bill was an outstanding forward on the lbaslcetlaall team, lctterman on the foot- lnall team, and an ardent tennis player. Willie, as lie is called lay the inner realm, is quite a driver and at times seems to be almle to equal the record of that famous Bamey Oldneld. Bill contributed generously to the Latigo in the liumor capacity, and we feel that a certain amount of the success ot this publication goes to Bill. Dart th C Il mou 0 ege let tlie loars down and Bill will enter tl'1ere in Novemloer. As we all lcnow, is a conscientious worlu-r aiirl will inalw tlic loest ot tlme opportunities ollvered laim tliere. Best wisliesl ff f fi x, ,,. i il -4' f fv'J Q W! X ' A 22 f Lj- -9 R3 lf! S l g f f ' I , I 6 1 f' X X! I it it Qiae-, X f ' f !, , , ,Q H l -. - .- Q- W C, fab ITORREST HOPKINS NUIRE, JR. lfnlvrvd -- 10-1 I Student Council -- 1943, '-H, ,451 President, 1945 Latigo r- Assistant Advertising lvlanager Round Table - Contributor Dan f'c- Committees'-' l943, '44, '45 ifooiimit 1.4-ttvr - 1941, '42, '43, '44 limos:-lmall Squad -f 1041-'-15 Rille lr-am -' I9-ll St-ztond l.ic-utenant, I9-Hg Captain, 1945 Enlisted in Navy X10 f ff lit 7Rlll'1Sl4 entered T.C.D. four years ago ancl during this long period he has made a very outstanding record for himself. Aside from being an industrious student, he has entered into nearly every form of sports, and other extra curricular activities. The easiest way of summin f n m Forrest's s orts career is to sa that he has artici ated in eve one exce t le I P P tennis and baslaetlaall. He is proudest ol' the fact that he is the only four-year letterman in lootlnall. As the saying goes, big lnoys have the lnest dispositionsg well, Forrest certainly lives np to this statement. Someone Figured that the average weight of the T.C.D. boys would decrease live pounds if Forrest were not included in this average. lt's a rare thing indeed to have one person in control of the Student Council and military unit. Forrest is the President ol' the Council and Cadet Captain in the Unit. Anyway, he is a rarity himself. But seriously, Forrest has scored the 'lgrand slam of T.C.D., and over this period of four years has piled up a record that could he envied by anyone. After graduation For- rest will enter the Navy's V-6 Program and we lcnow he will continue in the same out standing manner which he has shown here. A? 'Huff F , 425: Nl., I QQ 4 i Jw Qi f fl' il Aliflittv l l ss 47 'Q XX'H.I.I.-XM IK JIININIZ NlfXX'ISIfRRY lfritt-ii-il - Spring, 19-15 5lUflt'IllQi1lllllIll ICH-3:51-1r4rt.iry'. IWIT tilass Ollirer - Pri-siwla-nt .lunior lxlass, 5pring, IU-H l.atigo - llflitorfin tfliii-ln ffimniitliirs - Noniinating fnrniiiittf-1-: l Pan' 1- twuniniit- tee, 19-H, 455 51-nior Privilege tionimitteesg Dor- mitory Qommittee Cliairinan. l'f13 lrirst lllare Military Drill -' I9-H Footlmall l.c-tterman - 1945, 'Alt Baselgall Letterman -1 IQ41, '13 Nlilitary Ullif'er'- Scfonsl l,ie-utenant, WH, liirst Lieutenant, 1945 Basltetlxall Manager-- 19-I5 Prolxalgle College - llartmoutli Collegi- IN APRIL of 1945 'l'.C.D. was lglessecl lay tlie arrival ol' l5eegie Nt-wlmerry, wlw appeareel over tlie liorizon from lsort Xvortlm - ancl proutl of it. lieu-gie lias liacl a liartl time getting acclimatecl to tlie milrl Climate ol' Dallas ancl still claims tliat il only rains in ljoit Xvortli wl'1en tlie population clesires it. Beegie lias to go lioine lairly ollten to set- tliat tht- alfl town is running sniootlily. ln 19,13 lie linislietl up tlie seinester anrl came liatilq in Sc-ptr-iiilwr as Presiclent ol' tlie tliircl lorni, anal a very stalwart tarjlxlt- on tlie 'l',C.lJ. lint-, lliiring liis time at tlie sclaool lwe lias worlcecl up tlmrougli tlie ranlxs to liirst loieutenant ancl slinws definite qualities among lnoys. Beegie lwas provetl liimsell to lie wry versatile on tl'it- loot- lnall team ancl on tlie luaseloall diamond. He lwas lielpecl in some of tl'1e otlier pulnlieaf tions and is now serving as Editor-in-Cliief of tlie Latigo. Bc-Corning well ltnown lor liis controversial attitucle, it is rumored tlwat lie has never last an arginnt-nt to anyone lc-xclucll ing Doc, of coursel. The senior class lmas votecl to fiirnisli Heegie witli tlie necessary implef ments so tlxat lie may continue liis claily correspoiitlt-rim: witli a certain female aflinirer in Fort Vxfortli. Beegie was arrepterl for entrance into Dartinoutli fiollegv tliis July :intl we all feel tliat tw will talte lull aclvantage ol tlie opportunities fillers-rl liim tliere. a-- 6' f4 'N 5? 1 so , TIION.-XS Bt,'Ct3Etf Ot l3lf'ER l.nt1'rf'rl - I9-10 Nliolnrsliip .Nwarrls - I045. '-l-1, '45 latino - Assistant ltusiness lvlanager Itaimii 'lkiliiv - 1041, '42, 545, '44, '45 I0-it fwlass Play: Senior Play txommiitevs - Reserve ci0I'lll'Tttltf'f'I Senior Play l.itm-rature .Xxvarrl - 19415 lliasvlmll Manager - 1942 Prolialile follege - Leland Stanford University oggaa TC WIFIY entered 'l'.C.D. in ttie winter of 1940 and since ttiat time he tias been a good addition in ttie class. Tom has tiad a voice in most every matter that tias come up. During ttiis time, Tommy tias won wide acclaim as a writer. He is intrigued witti the writing ot novels, from mystery story to tlie adventure type. We all feel that ttiis lmolalny ot Tom's will s fifi n flower into a possible vocation. He was quiclc to team ttme ways of ttle sctiool and soon alter liis arrival lie became more and more tilted by luis teactiers and classmates. Tom is tlit- type tliat can talac the greatest amount ot kidding and still come lnaclc for more. He tias won several lwnors in subjects varying l-rom English to Math. Tom lias also been a very alyle contrilmutor to ttie Round Talmle and is now sewing tlie Latigo in ttie capacity ot assistant lyusiness manager. Tom lwas lbeen a familiar face on tlie campus tor a long time and we slwall all be sorry to see tum go. ln july of tliis year Tom plans to enter Leland Stanford University in California, and we all feel ttlat tlie year-round Summer and Sun- sliine will lie in perfect accord witla Tommy. We are now talzing the opportunity to wistx liim tlic very liest ol lucls in tiis new sclaool. , . 6 .x iQ' has 44 -W 5 4 ' r 1 I fit A-J F -u g N.'X'l'lI.XNIiiI. ROYS'l'tiR ROY.XI.I, Ill t1nl1-r1-il- NMI Siuflf-ni Counter! - I9-ist, '45 Scholarship .Axwarrls -' 1943-'-I-1 l.align - Assistant lxlanaging lfflilor Round Talmle- Well, '-13, 'Al-I, .453 lxlariagiiig lfrlilor, 194-i-115 Committees r- Nominating Committee: .Xrlivitics Qommiltee Runner-up literature Award - 10-15, V-I-lg XVinncr ,lime 'I psi. 10413, '-is 'llrzul Squad - lflfi-1 IN lilitary Ollicer- Second lieutenant Adjutant, 1944, '45 Enlisted in Navy Y-6 Clfitiw? :ir NATHAN was one of the early settlers at 'li.C.D. and from the time of his arrival he has been well lilced by everyone. Active in several of the extra curricular activities of the school, Nathan has served several terms on the Student Council, Round Table and the Latigo. He has had a linger in all the pies, and yet seems to do his job admirably. Nathan has enjoyed numerous positions on many other similar organizations. Living way out on the outslcirts of town, Nathan seems to spend the major part of his waliing hours riding to and from school on the dilapidated Preston Road bus. Ollvset by his unusually long legs and playful accent, he has become a prominent ligure in the school. Always in an excit- ing mood, Nathan gets his rlaily exercise by chasing Otlicer throughout the building and campus. Conscientious and methodical is Nathan, and it seems that due to these assets he is almost inevitably given the paper worlq of the Round Table, Latigo and military unit He rose to acljutant of the military unit, and has done a very creditable job from the mili- tary standpoint. Scholastically Nathan shines, too, and always shares in the receiving ol honor ribbons, and he is our class valerlictorian. Nathan Jlans to join the Navv shortl I Y and these factors which he has in his favor will aid him greatly with whatever assignment he is confronted. ,- 0 I I I A X 1:1 - il I t , l l I a 5, 1 - .4 TOM FAXVYER, JR. lint:-rr-fl - Jr xrll nary, 1044 President Junior Class -- 1944 Presiclcnt Senior Class -- 1945 l,atigo-Art Eclitorp llumor Editor: Nominating Board, 1945 Rouncl 'liable -f 19-15 Stuclent Council -f 1945 flommiltc-es - Dance Committ 1'1', 1944, 1945 l:oolliall Letterman '- 19-14 l.lasc'lJaill Lette-rmiin -f 1944, 1945 Baslcethall l.etterman - 1945 Military Olllcer - Second Lieutenant, 1945 Prolnahle College - University of Texas ?p077?Qf 'YUM enterecl 'l'.C.D. last year at mid-term, ancl although he has not been here as long as the rest of the seniors, he has quiclcly hecome very popular with the boys fand teachers, tool anal greatly henehcial to the school. As a stuclent Tom does very well, but he really comes into his own in such extra curricular activities as writing humor and doing art world for the Latigo, as manifested hy the cover of this puhlication, the caricatures, and title pages. Tom has also clone very well on the athletic lielcl hy lettering in football, baseball and baslcetlnall. Tom has many friends tot hoth sexesl in Cow Town and on almost any free weelcencl he coulcl he seen strealcing to Fort Wodh, his car filled with inhabitants of that fair city. More of Tomys achievements inclucle the presiclencies of the Junior and Senior Classesg a quicla rise to lieutenant in the military unit, ancl having made a name for himself as heing as sharp a jolaer as the comedian, Danny Kaye. Tom will enter Texas University in July and we all lanow that he will carry on with tht- line spirit he has shown here at T.C.D. Best of luclzl f .,4l will, 3 1.Tm1tD'1'i4 f ' ,V i xg , W4 I 1 1 , ,nil-li fri ,f ug ,J N Q1 ll' X'INl'I-INT I'il.l'NTZiiR 'II-XRI.'I'0N Nurlvnlt uunril - l'!I I, A17 fvilizcnsliip fxwurrls - VH-I latigo - Sports lfrlilor Ruunrl lalxlv- IW-15. H. IT: 5porls l':fllllH'. l'H ir'-I1 Ham 1- fxonimiil z-r-s, IU VS, '41 . Xrtivitivs: llurmilory 1 ommitir-1-, N13 ljootlmll l.r-tl1'rrnaui- I'H'5. 'I-I llhaisvlmll l.1-lim-rmnn - IU-I I, 'IT lt. llrobiilmlr- f Ullf-up - lyrinrr-loii llnivvr ltx VINCE flew in during the fall of 1943, and since that time lie bas become tlie out- standing athlete of tlie scliool. He lias lettered in football twice: baseball twice, and bas- lretball tliis past season. He bas piled up an enviable record on tlie sports frontg and soon after bis arrival tool: over the tailbaclc slot. Here be served most capably and was elected captain and tlie most valuable man on tlle tcam. Since sports are bis life, Vince tool: over the duties ol' sports editor of botl'1 tlle Round Table and tlle Latigo. English vocabulary words seem to be Vincent's pride and joy, as lie can outclass any contender in the lield of reeling off tliese difficult words. He cannot let well enougli alone, but bas to mix English and Spanish togetlier and gusbes fortll at you witli a tirade ol' language wliicli is understood only by liim. Vince displayed liis military genius early and since bis early arrival bas been promoted to tl'1e ranl: of corporal and also liolds a liigli position in tlie Kitclien Police Force. All lcidding aside, now, Vince is tlie leading contender for the most lilcely to succeed, and plans to enter Princeton this fall. Knowing liim as we do, it seems litting to say tliat lie will malce good in anytliing lie attempts and we are all beliind liim 100 per cent. 4 fr I El I 55 ' .43 Q Q J, N3 GEORGE CAMERON YOUNG linn-rt-fl - ifmo l.align - Assistant Eclitorrin-liliic-f llounfl Ol-illlll' llfliiffl llarlio flulm l.alin lc-am l.ilc-ruluro Award Pmlmalsln College- -- Prinrr-ton University Gunn-oi-' C.QevvQ- GEORGE entered T.C.D. several years ago and during luis long stay l1e lmas made a very lavoralale record. Latin ranlrs as Georges favorite subject as lie l'1as talzen four years of it and has always made lionors. George is the ollicial linguist of the scliool, lweing capable of carrying on a conversation in tl'1ree foreign languages, and sl'1ortl'iand. This year it seems tliat George luas l'1it his stride lootlw academically and in extra cur- ricular activities. He has been a consistent contender for tlwe liigllest average in scliool and has lettered in football lcoltsl. Later, George was on the playwriting team for the Senior play, and liere lie proved lwimself as being a writer of great possibilities. He also excelled in luis worl: for tlwe Latigo. lvlost any weelzend one may find George out warming up his Hornet 22, getting it ready for action. George liopes to enter Princeton in .luly and we feel assured tlwat lie will continue tlic line record lwe lwas made at T.C.D. 159' H K 4, 11,1 VIEW 2,1 Q 'A air 'Pe SE IUH5 As The Were yu. ma LM! 'WU' W QA. wwf, guinea - -Q Hfgqgff ' f ff' ' Q j ' , Arm Q ' 2 ' L' Q'.'LJ1 5. w xmi' '4' f, Q' - -:- -, 2' .' vii ,' L' L'i-1'- xo' 'I vu '11 dh, Fx 'V rw... I 1.1 rw .M 1 94:4gzn. W THE STUDENT BUDY 1944 - 1945 lJlT:SlJl'l'li the many restrictions and inadequacies which the past year has imposed upon us, we ol T.C.D. leel that, as a whole, T.C.D. has had a very successful year. Our main building, which contains most of the classrooms, the offices and the Upper School Boarding Department, is located at 5412 Binldeyg the Science courses are given at the Snider Plaza building. The Lower School dormitory is located at 5002 Swiss Avenue. We are fortunate in having the use of the Fondren Library Audito- rium lor our Friday Assemblies and special programs. The footluall, haslzetlnall and haselnall groups have enjoyed a very successful eason, alth mvii gh the school could not provide the facilities which it desired. Plans are now well under way to have the school relnuilt hy next fall. lt is doulmtful whether priorities and materials can he obtained at this time for the con- struction ol' additional lmuildings, lmut we will at least have l:ounders, Hall rehuilt and ready for occupancy. r X .xi l-lixgi x fn Q l PIU! it Rini? I in liran N ilIl1UTIJlILjll xl4',lllIll4tII lvllkf' tl.inf-nit Sontliwnrtli l.+-nnnrrl L Ron-: lxlr. Ni-lsnn N itll:-rs It lloyli- l lull Rent llalv llrinlrwali-r THIRD FDBM Ot the tliirteen boys wtio macle up tliis rlqliirrl lforin, eiglit were hold lmoysn wliile live were experiencing 'l'.C.D. lor the lirst tiine. Sponsorccl by Doc Nelson, this class clicl very well in all major activities, R. Boyle, Siclney Coeliran, tlcnry Colo-, Boll l3rinl4wnter, llarvey llale and lfrlwarrl Soutliwortli reeeivecl rlistinction as inicl-year tionnr rilmlion winners. lettering in varsity lootlnall were Drinltwatcr, llancoulq, llolt, Leoiiaril, blclnnlxin :incl Swir- lnorongla with Boyle, Colre antl Soiitlawortli claiining rc-cognition on tlie HBH squacl. The class also clistinguisliecl itsell in lmaslcetlqnll. Un tlie lnaselmll rliainoncl, tl'1e class was represented lJy llancoclc, tlolt, Leonarml, Nrlniilgiri, Scarlmorougti anrl South- wortlm witlw Scitlwers serving again tliis year as manager. Colre, Hancoclc, lxlclunlcin ainil S c':i rlvoronglw worlxerl on tlie Dance Conunitteeg Hale ancl Hancoelq assistecl on tlmc Rouncl Talnlcg Colm servccl as eclitor-in-ctmief. Walter Reirl receiverl top lionors on tlie Vliiine Current Allairs Test. ln tlae Nlilitary Unit, Boyle serveil as senior lieutenant witlm llolt, Scarlmrongla ancl lxlclunlcin as tour sergeants. Hale ancl Drinlqwater lmve lmecn flining sergeants. Omcers of tl'1e Class are: llenry Colce, lbresirlentg Holi l lan i'1:r' ln, Viceepresiclent, ,ff SEIIIIND FUHM OI: tlie nineteen boys tbat constitute tbe Second Form, seven enrolled for tbe first time last lfall. Tbese are: Sam Jagoda, Carl Reiniers, Jaclt Reynolds, Tom Gwaltney, all of lfort Vxfortbg Dudley Tarlton lrom Corpus Cbristig Robert Young, Dallasg Gene Bessette, Benning, Georgia. The Second Form is well represented in all scbool activities. Pete Wiggiiis is our gift to tbe Student Council. Bill Browning, Pete Vwliggins, Al Roberts and Toni Gwaltney played football last Of tbese, Wig- gins and Gwaltney received tbe coveted luootball letters. During tlie winter montbs, tlie basketball team was strengtbened by Pete Wiggiiis and D. Tarlton. Playing with tbe baseball tc-ani tbis Spring are Al Roberts, Pete Wiggins and Dudley Tarlton. James llarrison and Tom Gwaltney are playing tennis. Tbe Second Form bas two Cadet Lieutenants in tlie lxlilitary Unit -Vyfiggiiis and Al Roberts. At tbe inid-year presentation ol' ribbons tbe Second Form carried away a lion's sbare of tbe awards. Under tbe able sponsorsbip of bliss Delay, members ol' tbe Second Form made a wortby contribution for a candy lund and personally assisted at tbe Terminal Station on Cbristmas Day distributing packages to tbe soldiers: donations were also made lor a telegrapb fund tor stranded soldiers. Ar present, money is being Collected lor tlie purcbase ol' an electric water cooler, wbicb will be installed in Founders' Hall. Class omcers are: Albert Roberts, llresidentg Cbarles Terry, Secretary. The Second Form intends to continue its line list ol' acconiplisbments and endeavor to excel its predecessors. l'lu Sf-f lit Rout' Nlacxaiigliton l larrison xx. Roberts Terry XY. ltrownin Rider bliss DeLay 'Ulltl ,qllllif ,lagjofla R, Young l l. Ownby Reynolds li, Vllarlton ltiessettc Gwaltney ILTFL IQULUI ft I P Swann CWOOAITIHH Cameron Stellr Xviggins sent: Reimers gi fs N , , F! 'li 9 fit ril Rmb. R. Rolzvrts Xyarrvn Bvrtron fqarringlfin fiulliric' ll:-x'r'rlr'y R yfin Run' iq. M.-iiya l lollmvay l.an:l R1-ml fiollins SCl'inr'ifle'r filark Nr. Altin I' 'K fic, FIRST FUHM Frcslimf-ri airs' real I-lhreslwiiic-ii.. lliis ye-sir. ln lv .uf' t, il liars lu-vii siiifl tliut tlifvy arf' the smallest class in tlic Upper Scliool, liiil Ili:-5' am- inflr-ml llif- loiiclc-st. 'lqliis group ol lnoys is mostly from Dallas with one cnrli lrorii tforl XVorlli. l liiiisifiii uncl Porto Rico. The Frvslimen Qlicl very wvll in sporlsg l,Jm-rtroii, lgfwvrlc-y, Carrington, Collins, Holloway, lvlcllyar anfl Clarlc, llie riuptniii, all lvllm-rr,-cl iii tlio ligglit wcigglit footlizall team. Four otlie-r luoys wc-nt out lor ilie Varsity tvaiiii, limit iiriiic letterc-rl. ln lnascliall, Bertron ancl Warren lwotlw carnccl iiriilvornis. Vlqlwe ljirsi lforin lieis also talccn its share of acaclc-mic ribbons ancl in the lxliliiary Unit lf. Rf-f-fl :intl Bill Cwlnrl: were made otticers. This ljorm is proiul of its ziinatciir rriaigirinri, Stews- Srlim-irlc-r, wlwo gave an entertaining performance at one ol' llic- lfrirleiy Assoiiililics. W i l 'l ix 1 ,nm fx H '1- Fm nl Row: 311. 11101111111 Pearce 11111111111 ,1. 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HX 111111 1i11111r11111111111 was 111111111 111 11111 111111 C r11ss 111111 il 1'1'111111'1i1111 111 1 1111111' 111111111s was 511111 111 W111111111111 Service 1X1CI1. I 'If Pam x r flffff l lenfli-rsori .l if . , ., i F, PM onay lirigeltiecli iii, Yates sunt: Scripps SIXTH GRADE THE Sixth Grade, unrler tlwe sponsurslwip of lxlr. Reed, has liacl an interesting year. lxflost of the boys went out for foullnall and tlsiree receivecl letters. Those receiving letters were: Don Mcllyar. Marshall Engelluecl: ancl Clay Parker. Anflre Ronay representecl the class in tlie Spelling Bee on ttie Parents' Day Program ancl lar cmii glit rreclit to lwimselt aml liis classmates. FIFTH BH!-UJE THE stuclents ol' ttie lriltli Uracle are all Dallas luoys witti the exreption Ot Manuel Espinola, wlirise twine is in lxlexim City. This class is sponsored lay lvlrs. Nlurray. lt lwas lmecn arlivc in ilie various spfirts programs anrl sliarerl in academic awarcls. As one sturleni lwas saicl. uvxye are yfwung anfl c'rirning.H This group loolcs with aritiripatinri towaril tlie vriining year. nl Run? lfspinv-la Fpf-ft 1 illwr-ll l5rflXN'f'r il: Rim-1 Nlrs. Nlurray iXrnal4l lls-nn lliiwaril Nlvnqert , ma Mr r it p UPPER SIIHUIJL IJIIHMITIJHY ,l1l lE Upper Scliool Boarrling Department is locatcrl in tlwc temporary scliool lnuilrling at 3412 Binlxley. Tlrm rlormitory rooms are on tlm- tlnrcl lloor ol tliii lxuilpling ancl ilu- lwoys lwavc lwc-n siipc-rvisvrl lmy lxlossrs. lxlurray, Vvlc-luster, ancl Alun. Tlirougll ilu- gene-rosily ol Soutlivrn lxlotlioclist llniversily, tlie stuclenls have lmeen alwle to use the larililics nl lfonrlrcn l,ilJrary. Vxlilli tlio proximity to lvlcljarlin Auclitnrium, intcrcslecl sluclvnls lump- tllc opportunity ol nltenrling lectures anal mncvrts. HIEl'iINHlITH!-XM HALL DTI lrifutorl nl Tlllll Suns rxvc-iiiimz liars lmon ilu- clorrnilory for tlwc l.owcr Sflwool lmoys, Its large roolnf nnfl lioinolilac- aliiinsplicrc- nialcc it nn iflval location for tlie younger linys. The lvoys lmvc the unrlivirlefl :incl unscllisli attention nl tlwsc in vlifirge nl tlw liousc--lxlr. anrl lxlrs. Paoelwm nnfl lxlrs. Fulton. llnflor tlioir giiiclaiiro tlw lnwcr gvlwool lwoarrlvrs liavo r-njoyctl a very lizippy unil lruillul yi-air. lfronl Row: Nlr. Bgel iiii lxlrs, l'ultnn Nlrs. lint-lini llnnay llb0OIlff llm-lun In L R-iff glionp Syler llfirlu-r lluxton xlcfiunx' lliixwll l.4pinnl.i l lallvlt lrranlccrilmorg . llimnl: Part: lv Q lim nn! Row' X lf. .Xl iii Nl,-film Nvwlwrry Y. rllurlinn 4 JVM-I-r lmnnarfl lxlr Xxlvlislfr VI Milt! iefill' Nlr. lxlurmy Nlrs lxlurmy l Inlp clfllll' tlwfillney ,lfigorla ll, rlqnrlton ll yan L IQ4 lull Corliran lleverley Holloway lxicrtron Reynolds 1 faimcron llvssvttc .llrwriif Rrimc-ri CRGANIZATICNS 1 A 5 Q 'W S' - U 5 IEW 'ff' pf I f f M i' My J gb . :fkilzv ' I! Y ff 1-:sm Q. , ' :if li - I I' V' v 1. X - Wm Q' , , A pl, 9 A ff f - 14 I 1 'I' 1 X L- af z a Q 5 XI Kiki Z- 5 G xx 4 ff e 2 f 2,--Q i E 5 y f ...- Jig -Q ST DE TEUUNEIL Sl'IllUf SllIfll'Ill c1l1llll1'Il luv lwcn quilc- illgllYl' llus year .mfl lun Ml.-fl llu- llm-aulrxmslvr Ill gl4lX'1'l'llIllQ llu- S4 luml llllflljf 4-xln-nu-ly Vfillllllbfl umrullluwus. Vlilu-rc luwf- lu-4-11 lxxw Slllfllxlll CNlJllIl4'Il Cll'lkllUIlS, L-mlm elm-Cie-cl l'HlIIlCll uppmnl- mg its wwn fmllivm-rs. lim' ilu- lgirsl lmll' ul ilu- yn-.nr l:l1I'I'l'bl Blum- wus pre-sulq-nl mul llclcr Xviggixls was S0f'I'Cli1fy. ln ilu: sa-rjulul sm-nu-sip-r l'tlfI't'Sl lxlum- rm-lnuu-rl ilu- prcsiclf-xxlls ull-is 1- wlwllc- llc-4-gw Ne-wlu-Fry NVHS Q-lc-dccl sm-frm-lury. A new mul nufu- 1-llm-15ln'v nu-lluul ul Sllillllllllg ilu- gap lu-lxu-1-n ilu- lilflllly and stuclc-mls was inlrmlumiecl lmy Mr. llmui- ul ilu- lucgirming ul ll'lC svluwol yearg a meeting was lu-lfl willm ilu- Q-xm-cwllivc-s ul' tlmc lvauuliy mul nu-mlu-rs ul ilu- cjUllRf'il c-vc-ry Sulurcluy numrnmgg. :Xl ilu-sv lIli'L'llI1QS ilu- luvully maulm- plums lvrwr ilu- Com- ing we-cl: willx lu-lplul sL1gggc-slums lqrom llmc Ctlllflfll ullicc-rs. At ilu- simu- lime tllc Cllllllfll lmrcmglml lwlurc- ilu- lqeuwllly nmllc-ru wlumglm llufy lmcl mlm-full-ml upmx ln ilu-ir nu-elmg cluring ilu- pn-wimxs xxx-L-lx. llus nu-llwcl lums wnrlgcal vc-ry 4-llwjtavcly nrul slxuulnl lnc curriccl out in ilu- uunlng ya-urs as il way ln a num- pe-rl:-rl sturls-nt par- livipation in sfluml rule-Q, l'I'QlIlilllHll4 mul Uv:-rull prugrurn. UNIUH STUDE T EUUNEIL Vlqlllf ,luniur SllIfl6I1l CV1HIlI1f'll luis lu-lpefl nuairmluilm fvrrlcr in the l.mx'c-r Srlmol. rlqlxe llrsl E'll'l'llllIl was jusl ll'II1PUfilI'j' lmlil all ilu- lu-xx' lmwys cwulcl lifflfkvllll' zuwlllzxinlecl, .Nt llu- nn-xl elm-slum 1-x crywru- wwlcml. Rene ljmmlwrigglmi was 4-lc-vlcrl ljrc-sulc-nip firing llaxluxm, SCl'I'CldI'yQ wllu-r nu-mlwc-rs: Allen Syler-S. Clmris llfu-lun, llou lxlillf-r, Doyle Blccurry, Ruynuwlul llurru-ri .lulm Ownlwy. llwlu-rl lxluxxx 1-llg Flr. lsllllflfl was Sllpcrvisur. nl Rm: ll-H-lm: llurll-r l31...lnr:,'l.l XXL.-x Xlll :mx KRW.- xll lulllm l llxxnlmx llqxlwn Xlflllf Xllnxxwll lv :I Rm: NX' IUQIH Hh- X1-xxlurfx I 1 T-,mu X. llullun null w 5 IrvilitRo1i': Ilxall Itmlluiil tiarnei 5-ixvyf-r X. Iarllon Nw final Ron' ttoliv I Iilllv UVL SVJIFIJUTOIIUII XII .lunlin I .VOIIIIIII I Prinlwater IFL 'QUILT I Iarrison Ita-.t N lineuler P' 3 ,,. 'X 4 1 tv , ',.y, ,Q auf SIIEIAL I-IIITIVITIES It IIS year was a very active one socially lor VIICIIJ. Tliree dances were given anrl tI'1e annual Cliristmas Party. Itie Motlwersl Committee tliat was appointed to worl: with tI'ie Iuoys in planning ttie clanees was Iieanlerl lay lxlrs. Ben Becltorcl and Mrs. A. II. Garner. Hrs. Carlton Reed was appointecl cliairman of tlie committee in rliargge ot relresI'1ments anrl rleeorations wI1ic'I1 incluclerl lxlrs. Forrest Fluire ancl lxlrs. .l. Y. Souttiwoitli. Mrs. llaynes Uwnluy, eliairman, lxlrs. .l. IB. H. Henclerson and Mrs. C. XV. Ruler were in ctiarge of tlie Cliristmas I'arty. 'lttie First clanee. tlie ,lunior Prom, was tielcl at tlie Ilallas Xfvomanls Cluli, Ileveinlier I. Ierl Ijerrinols orrliestra suppliecl tlie inusifx A smaller clance, tlie Sopliomore tlop, was given at ttie Melrose Hotel, Feta- ruary 9. 'lqtie largest clance ol tlie year, tlie Senior Hall, was Iielcl at Broolclmollow Golf Club, June 1, A rlinner party lionoring ttie Eeniors was given at Broolcliollow lay tI'1e .luniors prererling ttie flanrie. PUBLIC SPEAKING lmoys al 'tfffl I, in lvotti Ilpper ancl I.owei' Srliools are rerpiirerl to stuity PIIIJ- lif' Spealqing. Ilie eourse, liowever, tenrls to approximate an extrafcurricular activity witlri entertainment anrl assemlily programs lx-ing provirlecl tor tlie enjoyment ot ttie seliool. Str. Ijouve tias lieen alily assistr-rl tliis year in tlie worlg lay lxlrs. Raymonrl Stelir anrl lxlr. FUXIJIICII Xvelbster. lxlost rerently time tias tween spent on tlwe preparation ot cleluates wtiicli have very niueli impresserl tlie aurlienres. 'ltlioee lmoys wliosen to eompete tliis year lor tlie Ilpper Seliool Prize Spealzing fiup are ltr-n Ita-rllorrl, .XI Rota:-rts, anfl Rolmert Young. Allen Sylqes will represent ttie I.ower Svliuul Ijiilmlir' Spealine group in tlw- fitiinmenz'einent Ifxercises. ' ,,.L,..4.,,...,i , ,,,, W, mwmmam I 1 1XX'iiR Pt 'Hill' 4t'tf.XIxlNt URI bl I f LATIGU HU!-XRD VVILLTAM B. NEWBIiRRY' GEORGIQ YOUNG . . . IJENRY EXALL, Ill . . . NATHAN R. ROY1Nl-l,, Ill . ROBERT B. GARNER . THOMAS B. OFFICER . . PAUL KARCHER . . . FORREST H. MUIRE, JR. . VINCENT TARLTON . TOM SAWYER . . C. G. HAYES, JR. . WI1,LIAM MEEKER . BEN XV. BEDFORD, JR. . TOM SANVYER .... ALlfRlilJ Cl'iliTlIAM-STRODli, JOE Blllili EOAN, JR. . . C. C. REED . . F. E. BJOSIIER . . CZUK li A. ROBERTS BEVERLEY CI.fXRK lf. REED .I CONTR H51 YH DRS . . . Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor-in-Chief . . . . Managing Editor . Assistant Ntanaging Editor . . . Business Manager . Assistant Business Manager . . . . Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager . . . . . . Sports Editor . . . Humor Editor . Assistant Humor Editor . . Assistant Humor Editor . . . . Social Editor . . . . Ari Editor . . . . Photographic Editor . Assistant Photographic Editor . . . . . Faculty Advisor . Class Sponsor BOA'l'WRlGlI'l' l'AxTON SYKES J. ROBERTS lJ.Mcl1.vAR Front Run'- Fir. BIOSIICI Kaffhfr V. Tartlon Exatl Nvwbcrry Gamer Meeker Officer Mr. Reed Bach Row: Egan Muire Sawyer Chetham-Strode Hayes G. Young Bedford Roynll 1'ionl Roux: bf-1 XX'iuigiris flllif 4-r X. l .ull-in lixall t ,ole t varnvr Sawyer Noi ..lt am! Rafi-- Xv, llrownm Nluiri- IX. Rullvfts lllarle Reerl Cameron ltr-cllfirrl llariror BGCL ROIUI l larrison Souttiwort ti ltoatwriglit l tale Mr. Reed ff.. 3 fame , iffgw Q THE HUUNII TABLE gt lOR,lqlJY alter tlie opening ol sclwool, tlie stall! ot Rouncl Vlqatmle and lxlr. Reerl marle plans lor ttie ltllrl-10413 pulrliration ol Rounrl Talwle. Henry Exall was electecl tfrlitor-in-Ctiiel ancl Natlwan Royall, lxlanaging lfclitor. Due to ttie paper sliortage, it was cleemerl necessary to reduce ttie size ol: eacti issue anrl to rlevote all spaee to rurrent events. vlqliere lmave been two regular putvli- Cations, one In Novemlmer anrl one in ,lanuary, anrl tlie Alumni tfclition in lvlay. This year tlwere were several vlsianges in the poliry ot Rounrl Talnle. Ttie Con- trilmuting lioys were envouragecl to write erlitorial anrl sliort, stories. For ttie first time in many yi-.us tlmere was a small ainusing gossip column wliieti liarl an appeal to ljotli tearliers anrl stuclents. THE BILLIHEN yeai at f liristinas time it is tlle Custom ol ttie fjrarle. unfler tlie sponsorsliip ol Mr, lfulton, to pulnlisli tt1el.ower School paper. By popular vote Jael: tlielcinanvs slqetcli ol 'Santa on llis Sleigtiy' was elwosen for tlie Cover. The paper vontainc-rl many amusing jolses anrl stories as well as several serious articles. .lust lxelore tlwe lwoliflay season, lxlr. trulton and the optional study tiall tmoys worlaefl leveristily rutting stencils, printing anrl getting ttie paper togetlier. Working against time ttie lmoys linislierl tlie paper lilteen minutes lxelore tlie cleaclline set anrl clistrilm- utecl tlie lirst erlition liot oll ttie press. lt is saifl ttiat ttme lmoys enjoyerl putting the paper out almost as inurli as tlwe sctmool enioyerl reacting it. l'lonlR1vHP: ll. Young Flutter :Div Nlr. Fulton fxlcciiiry Slioop limb Row: 1' 1' 5 Hickman aj? not 91' iles Paxton all- 1-.4 ttoatwriglit I .heh ' I ro Bur tl, ut Row: Sinvyer Nlt'I'lCt'I' NttkVlll'I'ff hluiri- twill lloxwill tiarii-ir 'lt Rai. R lS..vl.- .-X italy.-its xlr l'ultoii R.-Q-ti tint sunt Xyiggin. 5-I MILITARY UNIT AL'I'HOlfCl'I hanrlicappecl hy poor drill conclitions, the lhlilitary Unit has clone very well this year. The officers who formecl the unit at the heginning of the year were: Captain Muire, lst l,t. Beegie Newherry, Qncl I.ts. Garner ancl Royall, Aclj. At the lirst of the year the unit consistecl of two platoonsg it was expanclecl at lirst to three and then tour platoons. Bill Meeker, Henry Exall anal Tom Sawyer were commissioned Seconcl I.ieutenants, Activities were carriecl out uncler the guiclance anrl instruction of Mr. Fulton, who receiverl most of his experience at Peacoclc. on Parents' Day the unit perlormecl laney clrill. platoons clirl very well at this. Lt. Exalls lirst platoon was selectetl as the host group for monlcey rlrill. l-ts. Sawyer and Meeker have clone an excellent joh with the hoys uncler their commancl. Lt. Gamer macle a creclitahle recorcl with the smaller hoys. Lt. Royall as acljutant rlicl excellent worlc lceeping the recorcls. The nonecoms are to he commcnclccl for their worlz. lvlost important ol these were ti, Young, Allrerl Chetham-Strocle, Bill Clarlc, Bain Boyle, Peter Nviggiiis ancl rliecl Reed, ln lhlarch the senior ollicers were succeeclerl hy Rohert Boyle, Peter Vxliggins. Bill Clarla, AI Rolwerts anfl rl-eel Reecl. all as Secoiicl I-ieuteiiaiits. I.t. Boyle is com- inancler of tht- I'nit. lliuler the aclministration ol' these ollieers the Unit was iii- structecl in extenclecl orcler rlrill. l:requeiitly the new ollicers supeivisecl small scale maneuvers in a corps on the S.3l,t'. campus, the olcler olhcers now ancl then lenrling a hancl as referees. NVith these new olticers we are conliilent the Ifiiit next year will continue at its present elliciency. CADET OFFICERS TW gi ,.-- F ei ca Q vi-'va VARSITY FUUTBALI. AFTER three weelas of intensive practice, Coaches Fulton and Mosher sent their gridders into a fracas with the North Dallas HBH team. The Broncs ran roughshod over the hapless Bulldogs to the tune of 33 to O. This comparatively easy victory created a feeling of grandeur throughout the team. This feeling, however, was to a large extent deflated on the following Friday. ln this game Viclcery Hillcrest raclied and saclted the Broncs 25 to 7. The next weelc the Broncs encountered the Jesuit Rangers. A heavy favorite to lose, the Broncs outplayed their heavier opponents throughout the lirst hall. But the Rangers came haclc to tally three counters and wallc oll' with a 19 to O decision. After an open date, the Broncs journeyed to Cow Town to engage Laneri High School. ln this game the Broncs played what was perhaps their hest game. After a hard-fought lnattle the lads from Dallas hrolce into the win column lor the tirst time in a month - 20 to 6. The next engagement was a game with the Highland Parla BU team. This game ended in a 12 to 12 deadloclc, with Upistol Paclcin' H llqe Scarborough slipping 85 yards to tie it up with but minutes to go. The last game of the season was the hig one which the hoys were anticipating. Eager to atone for the 33 to 6 druhhing they received last year, the Broncs met the Ferris outht with utmost determination. Scoring every point in the First half, the Broncs carried a well earned 20 to 12 victory. The tall of 1944 might he called T.C.D.'s most successful football season. It may he attributed to three things: the relentless eltort ol- Coaches Fulton and 36 ifcon- .X lQ1ilif'IlS Ri-1-fl Ni-xx lui-rrv tixvfillniw lyoiiurrl xluirc- IIllnt'tNL ml Rout fiullirie-. thsst. htm l Si-:irlmrmigli Ifsall Xyiggiiis XY. larltori lf. Hoyt-r Sawyer txlim-llizini-glroclv iq. lgflytwr tinrnvr tlxlaiiaiigi-rl lllilil RUN? lxlr,l'1ulton ttiimi lil xlilfxillltlllllbil XY. ltrnwniiig NXYUULS Nlf .luiitin l Jrinltwuli-r Xvnrren Srlim-iclvr hlr. hloslu-r fxxssll oa lil lgilfb lefjllff Ryan Piet-Li-r Vlvhornpson l lolt Kt'l1I1Iltly' l 3, Vllzirlton Southworth txfihl' front Rong: ll' Il4ll'l'Mbi1 l 7. Nl' llynr fiollins ll. ll-ilwris Yin--L l'.irlt1-r llmrrii-r il-l lnrH U 'I Hill! Iqfrtlff l. llrowriing Mkt-t I fn lor llolloway fxlsirlc hltffiirry l.iif y .Xhliult .Xrnolrl kluliiril Row: H ali-S Xlflf C YIPUOI e is Be-vt-rley K. Mellyar Bt-rtron lingelhefh Espinola Boone Paxton Ronay Buck Row: Mr, Murray tcoachj Fulton Chilton Carrington Shoop llicltman Egger Boehm 'W .,, LIBHTWEIGHT FUIITBALI. THE Lower School foothall season started early with two scrimmage games before the opening of school. Although the squad startecl out with only about twelve boys, by the encl of the season there were more than thirty-live hoys out for coaching. Bill Clark was macle captain and .left Browning, co-captain of the team. The first game was played against Highland Parl: .lunior High School. Although defeated the team gained valuahle experience. Coach lvlurray enterecl the team in a league ancl a game was played each Sat- urday moming cluring the season. Schools represented were: Ranltin, Chapel, Wal- nut Hill, Holy Trinity, Turtle Creela, Terrell Preparatory. Next year it is hopecl the team can get clown to husiness early and proht hy this year's experience. Nosherg the inclomitahle spirit on the part of the hoys anrl, last, hut not least, the clelegation from Fort Wodh who fought so valiantly lor the Cold ancl Blue. Next fall when once again the pigslcin is in the air, there will he many olcl faces ahsent from the 'l'.C.D. foothall camp. Nevertheless, there will he many a returning veteran ancl newcomer who will he reacly to the vacancies. ll the spirit of next yearls team approaches that ol' this year. :lo not he siirpriserl il you hear Coach ljiil- ton humming, Bly tearns are getting ht-tter all ihf- tiines' 37 BASEBALL WITH but four of last year's regulars on hand, Coach Mosher has whipped a green outfit into a ball club which rates among the best in the history of T.C.D. As the Latigo goes to press, the Broncs have played four games. ln the First game the Broncs dropped a close -1-2 decision to the Sunset Bisons. The T.C.D. nine elced out a 6-5 victory over an improvised team from Highland Parlc Junior High. The next game was played with Highland Parl: High second string team. Behind the brilliant pitching of Fireball Freddie lVlc.lunl:in, the Broncs defeated this team 7-2. The game with ,lesuit High School ended with a score of 8-5 in favor of the Rangers Uesuitl. Several more games will be played before ending the season for 1945. ll 38 Catcher . Pitcher . . First Base . Second Base Third Base . Slioristop . Right Field Center Field Left Field . FINAL LINE-UP . LEONARD MCJUNKIN . SAWYER . . Hom . . Mums V. TARLTON . HANCOCK . . SCAR BOROUGH NEWBERRY l'l1,nI Row: Sf Th lmonard SHXYVFI' xlrlunlgin Y. Il-arlton Newberry Holt 'l'0l1CIROlLlf Southworth hluirc llancocl: Scarborough Bc-rtron A. Roberts D. Tarlton Xyarren ird Row: Ryan Collins Holloway Carrington Clarl: Reed Schneider Olticer BGCIZ Row: Ab Reynolds Scithers Mr. Mosher Drinliwater, Mgr Hale sent: Wiggins ni Rini' film-iliiirii iii xlm-Lf-r l,4'HilIiffl Sriwvvf i,..ii f hlTHl'I X larllon ARM. Xi-xxln-rry K awlirsin lxli ,lunltin ll45llUXYdY lxxiffllfr iii-rlmn Ryan l 3. l arlion Fir, Niumiy senl: VX'igqiru 4? .' v-an V--7. BASKETBALL RETURNlNG to the hardwood courts for the lirst time in many years, 'l'.C.D. put out a team that, though inexperiencecl ancl unpracticecl, gave a very favorable account of itself. However, after more practice, the hoys startecl working as a team and soon hecame a well organized machine. As the season progressed, Coach lxlurray cleveloperl a numher of stanflouts. After a few unsuccessful starts the team hit its stricle anfl hegan to shape into a well shapefl hall cluh. Lecl hy the ever present Captain Sawyer, the Broncs linishecl high in the Saturday League in which they were enterecl. These games proverl to he val- uahle experience and much was gainerl through these contests. The prospects for next year's hall cluh is much hrighter. 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A , if QL 387, Qfoicif ln- STORE AND GREENHOUSES 3515 Greenvllle Avenue Taylor 8585 Most Complete Stock of Sc to S5 OO IVI9IChCII'1dlS9 m the Park Cmes utler s Variety Store 6203 Hlllcres+ Home Owned Home Opera+ed A J BUTLER Proprlefor 770 b THE PERSONAL BOOKSHOP l33O Commerce Street DALLAS I TEXAS Mruzfm' l 1m'i.xf,s 'l'1'Irgnrjwl1 Dvliz wry Aurwirlliml - t: IZ7 I B ' ' E53 O I HAPPY LANDlN6S TO ALL .-AT... TEXAS CCUNTRY DAY SCHOOL IHIY PARIS M DALLAS Ill' 'll flull .XXX 'illfflv Ill FUI IIE lllllli l5llI- ain Street Wifb Bvxf Wi.vlJc'.v fo fha 1945 GRADUATING CLASS Inv: BYRNE L 3838 L 4111 RE! 0LD PENLAWII Tha Sforr' 0 Smurf Sfglvv or Sfudcufs KLM ff Q P L L L L L L J g k Y ,.,,.5:1-'E-: 211 ' '- 412 E1-3 L - Hi? 3 2 I ' ' fiisifff i f if if f? ' V . ff?LT?'?f 12 M A I N A T s T o N E iff ---. I 1 32 1113. Sales and Service NEW AND USED P I A N O S Records and Music Conzplinzcvzfs IOSEPH R. PELICH ik t Park Citg Music Cu. 6620 Snider Plaza DALLAS, TEXAS A M TYSON PHONE 1. 4045 Architect FORT WORTH, TEXAS CLIN GINGSMITH I EWELERS Collrfgzafc Hffadquarfers Class Rings and Fraternity Pins Iewetry Manufacturers DIAMONDS WATCHES GIFTS 1707 Mmn Street f if DALLAS BUY WAR BONDS and KEEP THEM DALLAS FEDERAL S AVIN GS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION TODAY MORE THAN EVER QUALITY COUNTS PCE Xxsm b L kf th 61 O rf! fjx 4 I oo or e Trumpeter lc While ONE Enem Remains OUR JOB IS NOT DONE! Here on the home front a magnificent job is being done in supplying our fighting forces with things needed to keep on the road to complete Victory. But, while one enemy of peace remains, our job is as important as though we were just entering the fight' Many buy only half the time when they could and should be buying them all the time A War Bond 15 the one sure thing that pays off We all have dreams of a postwar future and they can be realized by sharing our paydays with the cause for which many a fighting man died Let s prove that our hearts are as big as our state' Lets lend our money to Uncle Sam with War Bonds Help make Texas a leader in War Bond sales and at the same time reap the harvest in years to come on what we re saving in Bonds Now' BUY MORE WAR BONDS BUY THEM NOW' Q . . . 1 - . , . . , . 1 . - 7 9 , . . v sos o , V , . V , , awww 70 voun scl-lool. rnom OUR BANK MERGANTILE NATIONAL BANK AT oAu.As -1z,eef94W,.zz,,aw4 RESOURCES OVER 5100 000 000 00 1 I I A 1 W i. Q5 51 if in 5 iii V1 Ill H 'H . NN 0 0 ll I I ' 6 WQ URR'S Knox ai Cole L 6 6500 GEORGE M ST UART ami lusi CI mmule Grwcry from all the Lmportcml centrally located holels cmd olhce bwldmqs CENTRAL 5175 142 Commerce Dallas Texas TERRY BROS Real FL late 1649 Pacmhc Avenue C-7687 Regular DelIverIes Servlng the Pork CItIes and North Dollos MONARCH Laundry and Dry Cleamng 5540 PRESTON ROAD HIGHLAND PARK SHOPPING VILLAGE 1 l .I , l l if , I -- 2 D I V . .. . , O O A Our Best W1Sh9S to The GRADUATING CLASS QF 1945 HIllEHEElRSI5YIHIKl HHNK THUMAS M RYAN 81 EU I N S U R A N C F FORT WORTH TEXAS Membe of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Your FRANK W. HOOPER Friendly Neiqhborhood Bcmk CO, 1-'AST REPAIR SERVICE Serving Dallas, l,7lIi1't?fSifj' and Dallas, Texas N Highland Park WATER HEATERS SCLD AND REPAIRED -A, 1 Mvmbvr A 7015 Snider Plaza Lakeside-9971 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation F W HOOPER d W C STEWART BUY MORE WAR BONDS C1 m zlzmentv SOUTHERN DISTRIBUTCRS LTD 1122 Icrckson Si DALLAS 2 TEXAS Q 1 5 .. an .. I lf' .of 1 a . I IIIIIIII I II II 94 IHE REPUBLIC BIIIIII BUIIIIIII6 35: cuarzagsz of . . . D A L L A S T E X A S ff ef nqezm Uuenlal Rugd HAYNES B OWNBY DRILLING CO 1610 G li St t Bldg DALLAS TEXAS 0 I Drillers and Producers of Oil u Q es . Cnmlblele Ifnlnzhziu Serrifc l7lQI,ICflOUS 9lXNlJXY'ICQHffS ICI CIRIQAM MAIN-1 I-'RIZSII DA HESSE 4 E VELIIPE fesfefz s UIHIPA Y Lf f smfe19o6 6722 Smder Plaza Across from Varst Theaire 0 C 754 FUN Za Ja MAGIC Poc et T cks T ck Ca ds Magc Books Sta e T ks a o Mcgc ty Slore f 1000 W nd r 409 North E voy Sf oppos te Post OFFce C on gr atulatzous Graduatmq Class' A Happy Vciccmon to AH Students' Y u Fr: lId1JF1I7'lSl FInu1erH Dau Shop Complzments CORE LABORATORIES INC 25 V2 Hxqhlcmd Park Vlllcxge DALLAS TEXAS A I . T k ri ri r ' i g ric A , n ' Prlr i...Pc1r Fun o r 'e ' 1 ' X 0 , fo es A 1 - - r ., i I 3 T W C To C E 3 N N E of A I U - - T A Beat qfwagai ana! Suacaaa U0 1955 Cyan of 7945 .END HU F5Wk'iY Y Nl a WEN Announcing fb? Re 0 enlng MCIIHHIIM SHIHIUS POPULAR PIANO Sheet Mus1c Taught by Note No Scale or F1r1qerExerc1ses Song on FIFSI Lesson SDGCICIIIZIDQ' In the Add1t1orI of Breaks Blue Notes and Extras Beqmners Accepted SWIM SHORTS BY Gcnmer Catalina cmd Icmtzen Come In and Let Us Outlxne Our Course of 30 Lessons to You Today COMPLETE LINE SPORTSWEAR AND MCCALLUM STUDIOS MILITARY CLOTHING A JD FURNISHINGS RING 6: BREWER POPULAR PIANQ Military and Sportswear 1708 V2 Commerce Phone C 2898 1903 Elm qoppo I M In nam The Most Modern and Complete Recappmg Plant zn the Southwest IOHNNIE DANIELS Preszdent HAWKINS TIRE 6 BATTERY CO INC Tlre Engmeers A Dallas Instztutzon for More Than 25 Years TELEPHONE C-1416 DALLAS TEXAS f2 I I - P . . I 1 i I 3 I of I I I . I I . I I I Made of Las-tex, Wool Knit and ' Water Re-pellent Boxer Style P of . . I i . Y si o ercan 0 I L, ,, ,, , , ,, ,, W A I J O O ll C I I-I In C0 opcrafzou ozfb Your Mvduul D04 for om nnv Yen: 0rrlc4ll.C P John R Mitchell s GUN AND LOCK STORE F tshmq Tackle Guns Arnmunxhon Gun Repamng cmd Key Flttmq Telephone C 3865 204 6 North Ervay Street 0 Y ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE sruolo George Beauiu Salon Be an Excellenl Dancer NOW Class and Pruate Lessons Classes Begun Ocfober Isl 'rhrouglw Aprl 30+l1 Hazr Stylzng and All Phases of Beauty Work 37 Hnghland Park Shopping Village L 4623 Phone T7 2051 Estimates W A EUBANKS PLUMBING COMPANY Repazrs of the Better Class WATER HEATERS REPAIRED AND EXCHANGED 4411 Terry Street Dallas l l l . 1 Q . l I 1 9 rr ' ' ' n , l l l 0 0 ff ' ,J 'k i' QUALITY FUOD STORE 2008 Greenv111e Avenue T8967 DALLAS TEXAS Fancy Meats, Fruits an Vegetables 24 Years Servmq the Park C1119S L J Sharp Hardware 4244 Oak Lawn L 2181 6915 Preston Rd L-2183 TRIMTY BIMSS KCUPPER C0 Esiabl sh d 1923 In Stork or Immediate Delzzery OVER 50 000 LBS BRASS--BRONZE ALUMINUM and COPPER m Sheets-Rods-Angles-Tubes-Castings ec Authonzed Drs! butors fo Revere Products 3125 Ross Taylor 9106 Nxghis Sundays and Hohdays L 6 1354 New Cars and Service L 6 3837 VAN WINKLE MOTOR CO flantaac Sala Complete Serzzce All Makes 402 O 2 eS V,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,r, We 1 f 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . 1 4, 4 . d I I l 'K' y . - - 1 1 ' - - - .fy 1 J 1 . i e Used Car Loi'-R-6515 f . . I I t l I . W . N 1 . 1 . . ' ' ri r ' A r 1 3 ' ' . 1 5 ' 1 Main Building- 3 ak Lawn , 1 ,, uac L+-000Nr+hOl' e.+ M1 store ot Kahn s IS most appreciative ot your trrerrdshrp and patronage The best way we know to show our apprecratlon as to have Somethnng new and rnterestrng each tame you vrslt here WI MH 82 C0 I ! T i 1 I .. ' J , L . J' x