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

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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

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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

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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