Thomas Jefferson High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)
- Class of 1950
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Katherine McDonald, Evic Duy, Olive jeko, Mary Perkins and jerry Brdmmer competing in the poster contest held just before the Orange game . . . the Nw glibc x W XOV' Y Q. LQLYP L X MY l 00 tw N . . . of the Rockin P.A. ranch, ole Gorgeous George, Miracle Rub, the basketball game, the singin' cowgirl . . . in other words, the All-Girl Dance. 7464 7044 'Me dmc . . . when Bobby Holmes was surrounded by attractive L6 fems, Endicott, Taylor, Dixon, Allen, and Harveyg also, Abner Meyer, and Pappy Dionne . . . ,Qu 'Gia WHETHER THIS CEREMONY SYMBOLIZES THE END OF A DAY, A SEMESTER, OR YOUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER, REMEMBER . . . 1 X X X 1 I I f XX x X I I I ff!X x 'Sill-gk g f 2-I-12:43, ,. ,X A 1 : ':3'-11 S 5 X -,vrf ' ' ff Xjxf XV , - X X X ,f X .:.fIfjZ31.g,3 ,.-, i ,.-,.A, 1 5 9 ,gk X '3'5ff5fifi225235iff5fi?2135121i2ii2Iffi1f?3f32I3 f- M X 113 - ' - 5 5 5 X S N X Y entxeth C, mn oi the Tw beiwx een cmd po Xme er 'Yhxs year X950 :Hacks the tu: so shoxhd xt creme m your Xwes a dwxdmg, e X st Aaws oi chxXc3bood and me hrs: gets oi matumx Yekoxw acket be .1 mmm wwxth wwhxckx to :eEXect you: hae? r awake the iumse Above PM max 0 K5 dtoev moments an Yxemembei A Tune to x X f X f My 4? INTRODUCTORH PACI S SI NIORS 1 AC um x oRc ANLM IOXS JUNIORS AC TIX mr Q QOPHOMORI s ADX I RTISI Ml XT S .u-sv ZZ.. X ll, ll 15 Q- x i fl' 1' V X ! f A'1'HL12T1c3s -2 f T f ff, i gs. , MR. XV. B, KILLEBREXV Thomas .letlerson High Slhool students will not forget their principil. .1 fine leader omlerful teallier. .1 true frieml .mil most of all .1 swell guy. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Roy Brown Mr. O. W. Collins Mr. W. E. Delaney Mr. Roy Hayes Mr. Leslie Mclnnis Mr. C. C. Morrisson Mr. W. F. Spiegel Pleiidefzl Mrs. james Bender Six members of the Executive Committee meet to make plans for P 4 '1de'ff the PTA program. Left to right, they are: Mrs, james Bender, Miss Louise Erwin, Mrs. C. E. Booze, Mrs. D. W. Griffith, Mrs C. C. Morrisson, Miss Tom Collier. fm? 5 Q 'gc E ff ,Q ,gf 3 5 l ' A M 1, ALL, ' ! xi' 5 Q, :g,.,., .-...-y.. 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' -1a3,a:fe f5,.g:g2' 'L ,v ff' - '9 'fa - , I ,E A .0 -.3 , ,. , ' .1 -'JR 1 GRADUATING CLASS OF JANUARY 1950 3-4 X11 Offrcers of the Class are left to rlght Ex elyn North Yreawnei Emma ames Flofofml Repfefenlalzze Ruth Heard Pd7'lId7U67Ifd7 1411 Darrell Lafltte Vzce Plefldellf Gene Hxckey Pzerfdezzl Not prcturecl IS Ellzabeth McMillan Senefarj MISS ELEANOR WALL Spomm SENIOR CABINET FALL Frrst rovs l to r Verlnne Bergeron jennre Sue Moore Dorothy Henderson Georgeann Beene Gene Hrclccy Charles Lucas Second row Betty Mehl Ruth Heard Mary Harrell Ehzabeth McM1llan Lewls Long Thnrd row Carol Patnck Emma ames anelle Harns Patsy Mackey Cecrl Kmg Fourth row Eselyn North Jeanette Stanley Marnlyn Hoag Cleo Weldon Wayne Phllllps Frfth row Darrell Lafrtte jnmmy Henry CT LEO BMQON GiiORc,1'AxN BH-N12 Hussnrs 191'-50, Bugle Sergeant 1919-503 .l,C.l-. 191'--19g Congress 191'-50, Rep.-nt-Large 1918--wg Letter Girls 19-18-ill, Vice-Presb tlent 19-19-S01 Tennis Club 19-F- illg Cnurt 19-19g Cabinet l9'lq'SUQ Heraltls 19-1'-50. President 1919- 50, Vi RI.lNlf BiiRcQiiROx Hussars 191'-50. Secretary 1911 DrurnMg1jOr 1919-it1gCl1Oir 1919- itlg Hemltls 19-17--191 Cabinet 1949-ing Letter Girls 1919-SOL Cuurt 1911 Must Popular Girl 1919 Lim' Brmisrix Rini H BOORITR G.R'.A. 194'-QS. Cil'RAI.l1 BORN. Cbnir wwvw. lN1ARY LOt'rs12 ALVARAIHO Hussars 19-1'-50g Spanish Club 191'--19. DOROTHY ANn1iRsOx Tennis Club 1948--193 j.C.L. 19-18- 503 Letter Girls, Reporter 19-19- 503 Heralds 19-1'-48. BOBBHQ Ffwia Axrririfx' G.R.A. 1947-485 Glee Club 1948- 50. PEDRO ARRIOLA Spanish Club 1949-50g Art Club 19-18-50. Ross Asi-iwOR1'H FARRE1. ATTAXV.-KY Football 1948--19g Court 19-F, Gentleriian-in-Waiting 19-193 Cab- inet 19-39. f .il 1 .1 n ' 2 in 'Z Q...- LIQNA BRUN0 Letter Girls 1949-50g Cabinet 1948. LELON Bt'CKl,12Y CAROLYN CAIN G.R.A. 1947-483 Heralds 19-18-503 Cabinet 194'g Repertoire Players 19-17-50, Rosi5NARx' CARTER Cabinet 1948--193 Band 194'-501 Repertoire Players 194'-483 CLR. A. 194'-48, Bizirx' EARLIE Coox Hussars 194'-50g G.R.A. 1948- 49. JANE Cortuix l-leralds 194'-503 j.C.L. 194'-48g G.R.A. 194'-49g Cabinet 1919g Cungress 1949-50. .Q DISWIQNA Bosslrik Cabinet 19475 jacketeers 1949-50. BlZ'I I'Y BOURG I-leralds 1947-503 Letter Girls 19-1850, Team Manager 1949-503 Cabinet, Treasurer 19493 Choir 1949. JAMES BRADFORD Cabinet, Treasurer 1948-49. ji RRIII BRAUFORH Cabinet Vice President 1918 12 Round Table 1948 49 PAM r Brtoss Choir 1918 50 Heralds 1948 50 Sextette 1948 50 Cabinet 1948 M AX mr BROL ssARim Football 194 18 Cabinet 1948 Track 1949 2 L Q IU! J 47 lfaiii-iixmx CRnl'cQH Hand 191'-3111jeffersuninns 1949. So. Plum' CROVCH Choir 194'-501 Spanish Club 191' FRANK l3lil'lR.-KNCIS jimmx' DliWI'l I' Rosiz Dl1.xx'oRTH j.C.L. 1941 Congress 19'i'. JOYCE DIXON Heralds 194'-50g Cabinet 194183 Glee Club 19-17-50g President 19-19-505 Hussars 19,17-503 Choir 19,17-118. N, ,sq '? DORA MAE DQRMAN D.E. Club 1949-50, Secretary 19495 G.R.A. 1947. LEONARD DRAKIQ BDIATY Duos I-leralds 194'-505 G.R.A. 19-4'-48. VUALLIE DUPLANTIS ELDON ERRINGTON S.-xi,vAnoR FIHRNANDEZ HORT1iNClA FLORHS CAROLYN FOREMAN J.C.L. 1947-505 Letter Girls 1949- 505 Cabinet 1947-505 Congress 1947-48, Bulletin Scribe 19485 Biblical Arts Guild 19491 Quill and Scroll 1948-505 Annual Staff 19485 Pilot Staff 1948-50. BILL FRAZIER BENJAMIN GOODW'lN Repertoire Players 1947. ANITA GOSSETT Heralds 19475 J.C.L. 1948-495 Letter Girls 1949-505 Cabinet 1947. JOSEPHINE GRACEIJEL 143 NORLIA JEAN GRIFFIN G.R.A. 1947-491 Band 1948-505 Cabinet 1948. LIELIA GRIFFITH Letter Girls 1948-505 j.C.L. 1947- 505 Tennis Club 1947-495 Con- gress 19495 Cabinet 19475 Hussars 1947-50. I-IIQNRY HAMM LISROY HAM MACK Band 1947-505 Cabinet 19475 Con- gress 19495 Heralds 1947. MARX' HARRELL Congress 1948-505 j.C.L. 1948, Secretary 1949-505 Cabinet 1948- 50, Co-ordinating Congressman 19485 G.R,A. 1947. JANELLE HARRIS Hussars 1947-505 Choir 1947-505 Cabinet 1947-495 G.R.A. 19475 Congress 19495 Trio 1948-50. 5 JIMMY HIZNRY' Cabinet 1948-505 Congress 1947 GIZNE HICKIEY Football 194'-495 King 19495 Cab inet 1948-50, President 1949-30 BI2I'Tx'Is HIcIH'I'ow'ER Repertoire Players 194'-495 Jac keteers 19-19-50. jmilw HININ joiax Hom, Glee Club 19i'5 Choir 19485 Her- altls 19-185 Letter Girls 19495 Art Club 1918. 1N1ARII.x'x Hom, Court 1911 Mnitl of Honor 19-195 Hussnrs 19-1'-S05 Cabinet 1948- 19. VIRGINIA HARRIS j.C.L. 194'-48. Errox HAWTHORNE Bantl 194'-505 Cabinet 194'-485 Congress 19-1'-485 Art Club 1947. RI'I5H HIQARII Hussars 194'-S05 Letter Girls 19-18-305 Court 19485 Cabinet 194'-30, Pzlrlizimentarian 1949- 505 Congress 194'-485 Repertoire Players 19-1'. AxIuRII5s HIfBI3RT ST.-xNI,Izx' HIQBIQRI' Band 19-1'-50. DOROTHY HI2NInnRsoN Choir 19495 Glee Club 1947-485 Husszirs 194'-50, Drum Sergeant 1949-505 Heralds 1947-485 Cabi- net 1949-505 Lady-in-Waiting 19494 G.R,A. 1948. 'fs K 1X1oi.i.iii1iixc, Bantl 194'-So. ID.-XRR11l.I. I..a1f1'1 1 li Fnntball 19-1'-Stag Cabinet Vice President l9'l9'iO1 Track 1947 18g Baseball 1918-191Court 191' Cirantl Duke 19-19. FR.-XNCIN Inaximm' Dlx. Club 1919, Hifii x 1,111 Heraltls 19-18-503 Clwir 1947-50g Ci.R.A. 1919-505 j.C.L. 1948-501 Spanish Club 1918-50g Congress 1918-193 Cabinet 1918--193 Octette 19-19-511. NIARILYN l-11BU1'1'F Rtm' I.ii151.AxcQ fin Q NIARY JACKSON Hcraltls 19-18-50g Letter Girls 1919-S03 Cabinet 19-195 Congress 1919. 13111. JAM!-'S Track 1918--191 Cabinet 1948. EMMA jmriis Cabinet 19-1'--18, Fluturial Repre- sentative 1949g Spanish Club 191'-19g Pilot Staff 1948-503 Quill and SCrtill 1918-50. HlfI.1-'N1f'l1.NNlNCS Cabinet 19-195 Heraltls 19-173 G.R. A. 19-1'-50. lrlllflk-K ji2AN K1i1.1.iiY ,I.U.G. 19-Pg Ci.R.A. 194'-48g Herultls 19-1'-50g Cabinet 19-18- 19, Treasurer 19-18, Secretary 19-18--191 Annual Staff 1949-50. Cizcii. Kimi Football 19-1'--193 Court 19-173 Cabinet 19-19g Track 19-1'-48, Glee Club 19-1'-50. f Sr-rlR1.rax' Lisrz Hemlds 19-1'-S01 Cabinet, Archi- vist 19-19. 1.r2xvrs Loxtr Congress 191'-Stlg Band 19-1'-503 ,letfersnninns 19-18-50g Heralds 19-1'-Stk Cabinet 19-1'-30. CllARl.lfil.1'KQAS Cabinet 19-1'-SU, President 19-19g Repertoire Players I9-1'-50, Pres- ident 19-19-503 Track 19-193 Cun- gress 1918. Loris Lr'1uBr.r2x' Football I9-V'--183 Court 19-18. Lriox Iimvxrx H. L. MCAUAMS Glee Club 194'-493 Court 1947, Cientleirian-in-Waiting l949Q Cab- inet, President 19-18. 1 7.34 1 lf' l 3. t I 73 ' Q K f - Dxxpux lNlCDfJNAl.17 Roi-ir RT lN1CDf7l'CiAI.ll Er.rz.uui'rH lblClVlIl,I.AN Band I9-1'-50, Sweetheart 19-29, Treasurer 1918-503 Heralds 191'- S0. Treasurer 19-18-50g Cabinet 194'-Stl, Secretary 19503 Court I9 l', Queen 19-19g Congress 19-183 Black XY'utcl1 19-18-Stl, P,a'rw Mugxiix' Cabinet 19-F, 19-19-503 j.C.L. 19-Vg Choir 19-1'-50g Trio 19-18- Stlg Ctungress 1949-50. Gu IxlAr.rmxAno Cabinet 19-19. lblARCiIlI lN'l.-KRTIN ROBERT MAY BETTY MAZLIR Heralcls 1949-505 Glee Club 1947- 505 Choir 1949-505 Cabinet 19485 Repertoire Players 1947-485 G.R. A. 1947. BETTY MEHL Heralds 1948-505 Letter Girls 1948-505 Cabinet 1947-50, Vice- President 19495 Court 1948, Lady- in-Wfaiting 1949-50. WILLIE MAE MIELANCON GAIL MILLS Football 1947-495 Court 1947, Most Popular Boy 19495 Track 1948-491 Baseball 19495 Cabinet 1947-50, President 1947. TONY MITCHELL 'T'--u un-1 l any 01' IG lNlADLYN MONTGOLIERH' Heralds 1947-505 Letter Girls 1948-505 Cabinet 19475 jacketeers 1949-50. JENNI12 S115 MOORIZ Heralds 194'-505 j.C.L. 19475 Letter Girls 1949-505 Cabinet 19-1'-505 Choir 1947-505 Octette 1949-505 Hussars 1947-50, Major- ette 1948-50. JESSE MOORE BILL MORTON MARX' MOXON LALTRII5 NASH Basketball 1948-50. f r wb- jliRROI.lJ PIQIQRI' Heralcls 19-17-50, Court 19-18, Court Dignatary 19-193 Football 19483 Glee Club 19-19-503 Cheer- leader' 1949-505 Track 1948-49. ETI-IEL PELLIERIN THIZLIIIA PERRY I-leralds 194 g Quill and Scroll 1948--19g Cabinet, Archivist and Reporter 19-19-505 Pilot Staff 19-1'--18. XWAYNI2 PHILLIPS j.C.L. 19-1 --18, Cabinet 1949-50, Band 194'-50. HAROLD POWLIQY Choir 19-48-50, President 1949- 50, Octette 19-19-503 Glee Club, Student Director, Treasurer 19-19- 503 Harmoneers 1948-50. VINCIENT Pl'LlTO Football 1949. BIQTTY NliSSC7l'R Heralcls 19-1'-505 Cabinet 19-17- 503 Repertoire Players 19-F. DON.AI.lJ NORRIS Track 19-Vg Band 19-4'-48. EvI5I.x'N NORTH Hussars 194'-50, Secretary 1949- 50, Quartermaster 19-19-505 Court 19193 Cabinet, Treasurer 19119-50. j. D. NORXY'OOlb CAROL PATRICK Cabinet 194'-50, Secretary 19-49 Congress 19-18, 503 Court 19-19 Annual Staff 19-19-50, G.R.A 19-1'-50. RICHARD PISIIRAZO BOBBY ROBERTS jo ANN Ross Hussars 1947-50, President 1949- 505 Letter Girls 1948-50, President 1949-505 Cungress 19485 Court 19495 1-Ieraltls 1947-505 Cabinet 1947. MARY ELLEN Ross Congress 1948-505 Typist 1948- 505 Cabinet 1947-495 Heraltls 1947-505 Letter Girls, Team Man- ager 1949-50. JIMMY SAn1.1aR Cnurt 19-195 Cabinet 1949. Hmm SALAS VIOLA SALINAS BERT MARIII RAM j,C.L. 1945-485 Heralds 1947-505 Letter Girls 1949-505 Cabinet 1919-50. DONALD RAI1.m' BEATRICIQ Rmiuuaz Spanish Club 1947. 1DOx.a1.nRrsxuimfn LANELL R1ix'NOl.1vs ID,-win ROACH K -.fri jmuiis Salxiiit lxlfxvls SANFORU RALPH SAVOIE RL'noLPH Sfxvolii Cabinet, Vice-President 19-Vg Band 191'-S03 Tennis Club 19-17- SO, President 194'-50g Round TZ1lWlC l9fl'. ROBERT SCHAVIZR Heralds 1941 Choir 194'-493 Baseball 19483 Student Forum 19-181 Cabinet 1949. SHIRLIZY SIMS Red Hussars 194'-504 Letter Girls 1949-50g Court 19484 Cabinet, Secretary 1948-491 Congress 19483 Heralds 194'-50. -1 I-IOWARD SKILIZS Glee Club 194'-503 Choir 19-19- 503 Cabinet 19-1'. ROBFRT S1.AL'QHT12R Cabinet 1948. XIIZRNA Dl11.L SMITH Cabinet 19-18--193 Letter Girls, Team Manager 19,18-503 Tennis Club 194 S0g F.T.A. 19-1950. il.-'xkllfi SPl'RI,0CK 'I AN lf'IA'l'l7 ST.-KNITY Hussars 194'-50g j.C.L. 191'-493 Cabinet 1919-50. BILLY ST.-XNTON Fimtball l9f1 f19g Baseball 1918- 19. jo ANN STASNEY Art Club 1948-50g Band 1947-505 Pilot Staff 1949-50. RAYMOND STOVALL FOY SWINNEY Glee Club 194'-49g Choir 1949- 50. lVlAI.COI.M THOMAS j.C.L, l9'l7-SOQ Tennis Club 1949- 50. THOMAS TOMPLAIT lWlAVIS TREASTIZR I-Ieraltls 194'-50g Spanish Club 194'--18, President 19483 Cabinet, Archivist 1948. VA1iurx TROT11 jox WAKE! Hemltls 1918 50 Repertoire Play l91 A 5 lil I8 Cabinet 1k lNlIClxLH WIAI M R Football 194 50 Glee Club Pres it nt 1919 50 Cabinet 194 S Conrress 1918 'Iraclx 191 Rep ertoire Players 194 EVNICIZ VUATLIER Art Club 1948-50 Presitlen 19-48- CQHARi.Es XXILAVIQR GENE Wiiaa Pilot Staff 19-F, Editor 19-18-S03 Tennis Club 1949g Quill and Scroll 1948-49g Spanish Club 1 -18--if' Con ress 1 483 Cabinet 9 J, g 9 1948. CAROLYN WHITE CHARLENE WILLIAMSON Band 19-17-50. RICHARD WILLIAMSON Choir 1948-495 Cabinet 1947-48. GEORGE WILLIS HLCH WILSON Football 194'-485 Court 19495 Congress 19495 Cabinet 194'-49. JACK WINSTEL Band 194'-50, Drum Major 1949- 505 Baseball 19485 Cabinet 1947- 485 Court 1948. '17 CHARLES WELCH DIARY WELCH Choir 1948-505 Heralds 1947-505 Tennis Club 194'-505 Letter Girls 1948-50. CLEO XVELIDON Letter Girls 1949-505 Cabinet 1949-505 Heralds 1947-50. MILIJREIJ WERNER Heralds 1947-505 Glee Club 1947- 505 Letter Girls 1949-50. JAMES WEST CHARLES WHELPLY DoRo1'HH'XXflsl2 Letter Girls IUW-50. Gris XXfoi.F VIRlilNI.K XWYBLI2 Players G.R.A. 19-Vg Repertoire 19-Vg Heralds I9-I'-Wg Cabinet 1949. e-A THIS PICTURE SHOWS THE DAY THAT TEXAS CAME TO TOWN! Left to right, first row: Pcllerinc, WLlClL', Smith. M.1ziir. XX'c-rncr. Anderson, Hen derson, Duos, Bross, L.1t'ittc. Pulito. Roberts, Roarh. Suomi row: Mlrtin. Bosyier. Dor man, Wise, Booker, Antilley, Beene, Kelley, Crourli, Loc. Lea. H.1rris. Miukcy. Lanilri Hebert. Third row: Griffin, Carter, Br.uiforcl, Drake, THESE ARE YOUR MEMORIES SENIORS Honor Graduates announced at the commencement exercises are left to right: Robert Schaver, Gail Mills, George-ann Beene, Carolyn Foreman, Gene Webb, Rudy Savoie, Lewis Long. l ' I I '. X r' '- f I x ii . 'n v 'i 's U Laurie Nash stands patiently while Mavis Treaster checks cap and gown measurements. The Senior Class of january, 1950, stands at attention at the last flag ceremony of their high school days. I 1950 Pictured here are class offi cers: ELEVEN PICTON Serrelfzry CHARLES BANKSTON Iilffmrial Ref7reienlt1fiz'e FREDDY ROGERS l'2ve-Pwiiderzf GEORGE STEVENS Preiirfent QP' Spring Cabinet members .1re, left to right-f 'First row Gulletlge, Eilgerly. Mills, Russell, XVilson, Truntlle. Pitton, Crouth, Forrester, Carrier. Cmmer. Meyer. : Morgan. Baker, MtDowell, Rogers, Setoritl row: Crotliett, Eilqenliorst, Ravey, Third row: Blair, Stevens. C.1pp.ulon.1. MtD.miel, Collier. Bmkston, Farmer. l,.lfk.1klL'. I..ist row: Dionne. Burns, McLaren. Clomtiort, Gorman, Zwieger. MeCorl4le. XX'ootl. EINAR AHYSEN DON ALEXANDER Cabinet 19-18g Glee Club 1947-49. BEVERLYE ALLEN Heralds 1949-503 j.C.I.. 194'-50. PATSY ANDERSON EDNA MAE ANDREWS Art Club 1948-50g Letter Girls 1949-50g Repertoire Players 1947- 50. CATHRYNE ANGELMYER Heralds 1948-505 Glee Club 1948- 49g Choir 1949-505 Cabinet 19495 Court 1948. MARIE Amsco I-lussars 1947-50, Treasurer 1950. PHOEBE AUCOIN Heralds 1947-495 Letter Girls 19505 Court 19-49g Cabinet, Secre- tary 19495 Repertoire Players 1947. JAMES BABIN Track 1947-505 Football 1947. K ZFLA BASS Heralcls 1948-50. MARX' BETH BAXTER Cabinets 1948-50, Secretary 1948, Bulletin Scribe 1948-495 Reper- toire Players 1948-49g J.C.L. 1949- 505 J. U. G. 19485 jacketeers 1949 FLORENE BAt'McRATz Glee Club 1948-50, Secretary Choir 19505 G.R.A. 1948. JOAN BAGLEMAN I-lussars 1948-505 I-leralcls 1948- 505 G.R.A. 1948-495 Cabinet 1948- 49. JANE BAILEY I-lussars 1947-505 Congress 1948- 495 Cabinet 1948-49. KENNIETH HOW'ARl3 BALLARD Projectors' Club 1948-50. CHARLES ALLAN BANKSTON Heralcls 1948-50, President 19505 j.C.L, 1947-495 Cabinet 1947-50, Parliamentarian 19495 Congress 1948-495 Football 1948-495 Bas- ketball 1947-505 Track 1949-50. CARMEN BARBosA Spanish Club 1947-48. MIZLBA BARKLEY Hussars 1947-485 Glee Club 1948. ,sn -0 Dfwm BEDXYORTH Chemistry Club 1949-50. ALJDREY E. BELL Glee Club 1950. JAMES BELLOW Basketball 1948-50. BILL BENNETT Cabinet 1948-503 Track 1949 Basketball 1950. JAMES BENNETT Glee Club 1947-49g Choir 1947 50. DOROTHEA BENSON f BILL BLANCO AUDREY BomN GIERAl.lJ Bolmm Cabinet 1947-48g Baseball 1949. dll' BERNIE BOURQUE GARY BRANSON JERRY LEE BRANSON Cabinet 1948-49: Congress 1949 Heralcls 1947g Tennis Club 1949 I f A. j. BROUSSARD D.E. Club 1949. Cooulz BROUSSARD DIXON ORR BROVVN -U-q ROBIZRT EDWARD BUIJWINE ALBON BUFFINGTON Glee Club 1947-505 Choir 1947 50. ROBERT BUJARD j.C.L. 19-17-50g Heralds 19-18-50 Repertoire Players 1948-50g Cab inet 19-183 Student Forum 1949. DIANNIZ CANNON Congress l949g Cabinet 19-191 Tennis Club 19-18-503 Chemistry Club l9-19-50. lNlICKEY CAPPAUUNNA Court 19-Wg Cabinet 19-1'-49, President 1947, Parliamentarian 19-18g Congress 19493 Football 1947--194 Heralds 19-17. ROBERT CARi.os Naxcgx' lxl.-Xlili.-X111 'i fil.ARKl' Cabinet 1941 Congress 194'--19, Bulletin Scribe 1918-19g j,C.l.. 19124-50g Heralds 1918-50. Secre- tary 19493 Letter Girls 19-49-50. Secretary 19-19, Team Manager 19503 Annual Staff 194'-50, Edi- tor-in-Chief 1919-503 vlaclaeteers 1919. P.-xl'1.1N1' Loiix Heralds 19-18-503 Cilee Club l91'l Hussars 19-18-503 CRA, 19181 Cabinet 19-18. j0ANNii Cori, .nn 'IOHN CARl.Ql'IS'l' Football 19-F--19. JEAN ANN CARRIER Cabinet 19-F, -19g Congress l919g Court 19-19g Heralds 19-18--19g Re- pertoire Players 19-l8g Student Forum 19-18. ELM 1211 CHAoxx'ICic jim CHAMBLEE Band 19-V'-50. joi' CHAMBLEE Band 19-F-50, Secretary 19-19-503 Melody Maids 19505 Heralds 19-18-495 G.R.A. 19-1'--183 Spanish Club 19-19, jfxixiizs CHURCH Repertoire Players 19418-503 Her- alds 19-18, 19-193 jacketeers 1919- 503 Cabinet 1918--19. 1 I 1-1 1 IDUROTHY I.1i1-1 COOK Repertnire Players 19-Vg Ci.R.A. 19-Vg j.U.G. 19-Pg Heralds 19-19- 503 jacketeers 1949-50. JERRY COOPER Coxmiz COXYARIJ BETTY ANNE Cox G.R,A. 194--185 J.C.L. 19-im Re- pertoire Players 194'-493 Glee Club 19-18g Choir 1949-50. l7R1i1J Coz.-111 'lirxlel-Q I9-19-50. GliR.K1.lJINli CRAUER G.R.A. 19-1'--183 Heralds 1948. 'Im C01.1.IlfR Camera Club 191'g Prniecturs Club 19-1'-SO. Bll.I,11Z lbl.-KRIlZCOl.1.1NS Cilee Club 19-18-SU. Vice-President 1919. President and Student Di- rector 19iUg Clioir 19305 G.R.A. I94'-18. C1-1.aR1.115 COMFORT Cabinet 19-18-49g Heralds 19485 Cilee Club 19-19-S03 Harmtmeers IQUP-30, ETH11 ANN CRAMIER j.C.L, 194'-48g Heralds 194'-503 Student Forum 19483 Art Club 19-F3 Repertoire Players 19l8g Cabinet 19-18. BA RB.-NRA CROCKITT Hussars 191'-3113 Heralds 19-48- SU, Secretary 19iOg Repertoire Players 1'-2-1'-503 Cabinet 19-1'-SU, Treasurer 19-F1 Tennis Club 191'-183 Art Club 1950. G1.11'11ll'l11I CRUOKN Heralds 1918-501 'I,C.L. 1948-S113 Band 1949-50. BEVERLY CROUCH j.U.G. 1948-493 G.R.A. 1947-504 Glee Club 1948-503 Cabinet 1948- 503 Congress 1947-485 Hussars 19-17-50. NORMA JEAN CROWE Spanish Club 1948-493 D.E. Club I9-19-50g G.R.A. 19-18. ANITA LYNN CULLOM Heralds 1948-504 Annual Staff '949-50g jacketeers 1949-50, MELBA DAVIS Cabinet 1948-49, Treasurer 1948 49: C3.R.A. 1948-495 Band 1948 50g Court 19493 Glee Club 1947 48. M17RPHX'DAN'IS Track 1948-49g Congress 1948 Court 1948. PATSY DAVIS G.R.A, l948' S anish Club 1948- - P 493 Band 1948-49. lYl1iRl.lE CI'NNINoHAIu BARBARA DANIELS Repertoire Players 1947 PARR DAVIDSON Heralds 194'-483 Repertoire Play- ers 19-I'-503 j.C.L. 19-1 g Court 19484 Cabinet 1948, Vice-Presi- dent l948g Congress 1948-503 Rep.-at-Large 1949-50. J -1 W!lIllAN1DAXIN ht Nici LINII DAI C,R,I-X. 19-181 Glee Club 1948-503 Choir 19-19-50g Octette 1950. J,NX7,D1TC1'IR ELAINE DEROUEN EMMA DEssELL HATTII2 Lou DEVILLIER Heralds 1948-50g Letter Girls 1949-50, Reporter 1950g Cabinet 1949-503 jacketeers 1949-50g An- nual Staff 1950. X XXIYNOLA DIXSON Pliutgx' -IOYCII DOBBIZRTON j.L'.G. 1941 Heralds 1948-50 Letter Girls 19503 Band 19-18-50 Art Club 1950g Repertnire Play CYS 19-1'-50. El.1zA1s1fTH ANN DUNAN Cabinet 19-Vg Heralds 1949-50 Band 19-1'-50, Majurette 19-18 19, Assistant Drum Major 19493 Drum Major 19503 G.R.A. 194' 50g Annual Staff 1949-50. CONCHA nELEoN G.R.A. 1948-50g Spanish 1948-50. lNlARV1NlDlZM1iNT BILLIIE LEE DENNIS G.R,A. 1948. CAR1,E1JXX'AR1J DEYOLNC AVERY DIONNIE Cabinet 194'-493 Congress 1948 -19. l..ONNl1iCl-IARLIZS DIXOIN NEI.I. DONNELL5' Band 19-18-30g G.R,A. 1 Heraltls 19-18-50. BETTY JISAN DOTY G.R.A. 1948--19. BOBBY Dnonm' f Ll'Cll.l,li Dl'l'l'X' SI-llRl.liY EAt,1.Es0x Cilee Club I9,18g DE. Club 1919- 50. LEONARD Enm' j.C,L. 19-1'--185 Heralds 194 18 Baseball 19-18-503 Court 1941 Cabinet 191'-49. il lVl,-RRY Axx Diuvmmown G.R.A. 19-48g Biblical Arts Guild 1919-30. LIQUNA lNlAIi Draosiz -l,C.l.. 19-48-SU, Tribune l9'l9-503 Student Forum 191'-'18, Secretary 1911 President 19-183 G.R.A. 19-18-503 Cabinet 19-19-50g F.T.A, 1919-303 Annual Staff 19-39-50. DEl.0RliS Dl'CIfD1'li GlfR.AI.l5 Dtwms ALICE DVMATRAIT bl.-KRIAN Dl'Pl'lS NQRMA FAYIQ EDGITRLY Hussars 19-1'-50, Majorette 19-19. Drum Major 19503 Court l9fl'g Cabinet Cnrrespunding Secretary I9-493 Cnngress 1949. BIORRIS EIDMONIB DE. Club 19-48-SO. lNlARl,lli Axx EIKKNHORNT Glee Club 1912 Heraltls 194' Cabinet 194'. f -1 lllf1 1'Y ERXY1' Hemltls 1918-S113 Cilcc Club 191 191 Choir 1950. C.-XRAIliX Excfmm no Heraltls 19-4'-,181 Spanish Cluw 191'-Wg Letter Girls 19303 .lac ketecrs 1919-SU. EV1lilI.l' Exx nxt, GRA, l918. 1 LARRY FARMER NCJRAIA FAULKNER Art Club 1949g Heralds 1949-505 jacketeers 1949. ROBERT FTNLEY f X -HQ. HORACE FONTENOT Repertoire Players 1947-49. LEONARD FONTENOT BOYCIZ FOREMAN ' I jimtn' FITCH Court 19-183 Cal'-inet 19118-49. Al'sT1N FLORES GARX' FONTIYNOT f J Axx l:ORlESTliR Heralds 1948-505 Spanish Club 19483 Cabinet 1948g Band 1948- 193 Melody Maids 1948-1950. jo ANN FORREST Band, Majorette 1948-50. RoSEMARx' F0sTER Court 19111 Congress 19495 Her- altls 194'-501 Cabinet 19491 Glee filuli l9-19-50. 'IACQUIELINIZ GARIHIZNHIRIZ Glee Club 19505 Heralds 1947-48. BEVERLY GEAR Cabinet 19495 Heralds 1949-505 jacketeers 1949-50. LARRY GEORGE 'Cl CI.AL'DINI2 GLENN G.R.A. 194'-495 jacketeers 1949- 50. HENRY GoNzALI2s Track 1946-493 Glee Club 194'- 505 Choir 1949-505 Spanish Club l9-1850. GEORCIQ N. GDRMAN Cabinet 1941-495 Congress 1947- 49g Band 1947-505 Heralds 1948- 505 Tennis Club 1947-49. RICHARD FI'NR Baseball 1950. BEVERLY ANN GACE Spanish Club 194'-485 Heralds 1948-495 G.R.A. 194'-50. MAMIE LEE GARCIA Spanish Club 194'-50. JUDY GERBENS Spanish Club 19485 Band 1948- 505 Heralds 1948-505 Cabinet 1948-495 Congress 19495 G.R.A. 1948. FLORENCE GILBERT jacketeers 1949-50. RICHARD GLASSCOCK Cabinet 1949. RUTH VliLIviA GOSNELL BOBBY SUE GRAX' ANDREW' GREEN Q -1 JACKIE GULLEDGE j.C.L. 1947-495 Heralds 1948-50, Vice-President 1949g Tennis Club 1948-50, Secretary 1948g Congress 1947-49g Letter Girls 1949-50, Parliamentarian 1949, President 1950g Cabinet 1947-50, Secretary 19473 Hussars 1948-50, Vice-Pres- ident 1949, President 1950. PAUL HALL Cabinet, President 19495 Track Manager 1949-505 Football Man- ager 1949. DON KELLY HAMBLEN J.C.L. 1949-50. GEORGE GREER Cabinet 1949-50. BETTY JANE GLYIIJRX' G.R.A. 1948-49. NELIJA GUIDRH' MCDONALID GUILBIZAU Camera Club 1948-505 Glee Club 1948-50g Choir 1948-50. CATHERINE MARLENE CiljII.I.lORY BETTY jo GUINN xl i SCOTTIE HARIDIZIQ Cabinet 19-19g G.R.A. 19485 Her- alds 19-19g jacketeers 19-19. XIsIzI1I5I.I, Harrcivs Repertoire Players 194'-505 Bibli- cal Arts 19-49g Heralds 1949. MARX'IN V. HARLOXY, JR. Hodges Telephone and Telegraph Service 1948-49g J.C.L. 1947-505 Chemistry Club 1949g Repertoire Players 19495 Camera Club 1947. NIARLA RUTI-I HARIIIS Heralds 1948-505 Choir 1948-503 Glee Club 1948-49g Repertoire Players 1948-50g j.C.L. 1948g Congress 19494 Cabinet 19-19g jacketeers, Secretary 1949. DIzI.oRIas ANN HARTMAN Glee Club 1948-503 Choir 1950. DIXIIZ HARVIQY Court 1947g Hussars 1947-50g Cabinet 1947-48, Secretary 19485 Congress 1948, Secretary 1949- 501 Heralds 1948. J VUMIIA Lot RII Hamm Band 194 50 Melody Maids 194 50 Annual Staff 1949 50 BTTIXICI HMIILTox Cabinet 1950. JANET HANSQN Art Club 1949-503 jacketeers l949-50. BETTY l-TASSEL Tennis Club 1949-50g Heralds 1949-505 Chemistry Club 1949-505 j.C.L. 1948. jora HAYES HARRIOT H.-xu'NI5s Heralds 1948-503 Letter Girls 19-19-504 Spanish Club 1947-495 Tennis Club 1948-49g Chemistry Club, Vice-President 1949-50. DOROTHY SUE HATS MARTHA JANE HIEARE I-leralds 1948-50g Hussars 194 505 Hussars 19-17-50g Congress 19494 Cabinet 1949, Bulletin Scribe 1949, CHARLES HEARN MILTON HESTER LORIMER KENNETH HILL DELL l'lOLI.OVL'AY J- J lun- MILIJRIEIB HEBERT ROY HERNANDEZ JESS HERSMAN ' J BOBBY HOLMES Cabinet 194'-50, Vice-President l948g Court 1949g Choir 1949-503 Glee Club 1948-495 Baseball 1949-50, MARX' LOL! HOLTIER Tennis Club 1948-50g Heralds 1948-505 j.C.L. 1949-50g Letter Girls 19-19-50: Cabinet 19-1'-485 Congress 19-19. MARJORIE HOLTZCLAXX' Spanish Club 19-185 Heralds 1948- 505 j,C.L. 1948-503 I-lussars 19-18- 50g G.R.A. 19493 Cabinet 1949. VICTORIA LOI'IsI5 HINII G.R.A. 194'-50. BI.-RRY ALICI2 HI'NI'IaR Heralds l9'19g Band, Majurette 194'-50. Lyxwoon jAIIIIzs DOLORQIZS jcmxsox KENNETH JOHNSON SHELBY Rm' joxaxsox Cabinet IW'-493 Congress 19,491 Heralds 19-18-50g Student Forum 19-88g Repertoire Players 19-88. lNlARlON joxiis Herultls 194'-S03 Congress 19473 Cabinet 1941183 Choir 191'-SO. Mixxiis Lo1'j0Ni2s Hand, Color Guard 1949-SU. lNlARY Hiiiizx jommx Li.R.A. 19-4'-,183 Glee Club 19-19- 303 Repertoire Players 19-Vg Choir l950. INIARY DMN jviviciz D.E. Club, Secretary 1949-SU. Niiiim .IVSTICE Cabinet 191'--484 Letter Girls 19301 Band 19,19-50. V1C'mR KIQLLY Cabinet, President 19495 Cuurt I919g Cheerleader 1949. 'T' I HARRY LANIDRY MARX' RUBY LANIIRY G.R.A. 1947. HIENRX' LARCADE ALICE LOUISE LARSEN Glee Club 1948-50g Heralds 503 jacketeers 1949-50. DAVIS LEE LEBLANC JOE CURTIS LEBLANC HAL LAMBERT Glee Club 1947-483 Choir 1947 505 Repertoire Players 19473 Con gress 1949-505 Cabinet 194950 Football 19493 Track 1950. JEAN LANIIREIII Congress 194'g Cabinet 19-1'-48 D.E. Club 1948-50, President 19-18. EIINA NIAE LANIIRI' X P err. fi: lfRANcEs SIE LEE jacl-ceteers 1949-50. RUIJOLPH LIEGE GWEN LEIPZIG Repertoire Players 19-l9'50g Her alds 1950. jon LIZVERETT, JR. jon LEVINGSTON Glee Clulw 1948g Football 1949. CARL LISOTTA BOBBY MALLORY MARY ELMA MARTIN Heralds 19-18-503 jacketeers, Treasurer 1949g Biblical Arts Guild 1949-503 Vice-President 1949, Secretary 1949-50g Letter Girls 19505 Congress l949g Cab- inet 19-l9g Annual Staff 1949-50. MARX' ANN MARTINIDALE Annual Staff 1948-49. joycila MCDOwiiI.1. CQ.R.A, 19418-49g Hcraltls 1948-50 Cilee Club 194148. Murrow McG1zli Football 1947-493 Track 1948- LIESLIF MCLARLN Repertoire Players 1941.493 Her- alds 1947. PAVL Mianiit, jk. lfimxcgifs lNlllblH1.lZTON Glec Club 194'-S05 G.R.A. 1948- 49g Choir IOSOQ Repertoire Play ers 1918-119g Spanish Club 19-18. LARRY Miimiuiiirox Tennis Club 19-1'-493 Cabinet 194'-48. jisizm' MCCORK1.E Heralds 1948-50g .I.C.L. 1947-50, First Consul 1949-505 Cabinet 19-17'-50, Vice-President 1949: Congress 1949-50. CHARl.15s FRANKLIN NICDANIIEI. Tennis Club 19-17-48. EVLA LOPIZZ MCDONALIB G.R.A. 19-18. I Primm' MlEl2N'I'S Band, Color Guard 1949-503 CLR. A. 19-18g Art Club 1949-50. SHIRLIEY RAY INIIQLANCON BILLY .1012 Mrzuzrox ll RALPI-I MILES Projectors' Club 1947-504 Biblical Arts Guild 1949-50, President 1949-50g Chemistry Club 1949-50, President 1950. jOI-IN MILLER JUNE MILLS Heralds 19475 Court 19483 Cheer- leader 1948-50. DON IXIETHERLAND Micixlix' NI2TI'LEs ART NEW Cilee Club 1948-50g Football 1948- 50. CAROL MOAK Camera Club 19475 Spanish Club 1948-493 Hussars 1948-503 G.R. A. 1949-503 Cabinet 1949. PATSY MONTGOMERY JCL. 1947-48g G.R.A. 1948. NORMA CLAGDIQTTIZ MORGAN Cabinet 1948g G.R.A. 1948-505 j.C.L. 1948-505 Heralds 1948-50. HARVEI' MYERS JESSE NAX'ARRE Glee Club 1949-50. GEORGE NELSON Cabinet 1948-49. if '2 -1 CARLOS NOYOLA VERNON OLIVER -1012 ORTA ESTHIZR ORTIZ Spanish Club 1948g jacketeers 1949. OSCAR ORTIZ BETTY OXYISRS l Alb, CHARLES NIXON RICHARD NOI.AN Bu.1.1E NORSxvORTHx I SHIRLLY PARm'Lz Glce Club 1950. ROLAND PATIN Cabinet 1918-49. ROBERT P1fN1uARLils FRANKLIN PERKINS DOROTHY PERRY ROY PETERSON Camera Club 1947-485 1947-505 Heralds 1947-50. Q j.C.L. CAMELLA POLITE Heralds 1947-50. J. A. PREMEAUX JAMES PUCKETT DOROTHX' PHILLIPS jackets-ers 1949. EvI2I.YN PICTON Hussars 1948-50, Vice-President 19503 Tennis Club 1948-49g Con- gress 1918-503 Cabinet 1947-50g Letter Girls 1948-50g Vice-Pres- ident 19504 Court 1949g Heralds 19-18-50, Vice-President 1950. ANNA PIILITERE Heralcls 1948. 4? AI'I'xRI2Y QUICK UX'AI.lJO QITINTIZIIA Glee Club 1947. MIKE RAINIQ Congress 194'-495 Cabinet 1947 49- President 19473 j.C.L. 1947 su: Heralds 1947-48. ALTON RIQIO jmxxia RICHARDSON Glee Club 194'-483 Repertoire Players 1948-503 G.R.A. 1948-503 Heralds 1949-503 Cabinet 19483 Spanish Club 19-18-49. JOE Rizzo I ROBYNA ROBIN Band 194'-493 Heralds 1948-503 Art Club 1950, President 19503 Forum Club 194'-50. TI-IOM,-.Q ROBIMON Cabinet 194'--183 Court 1949. GliORClZ ROImOI2Rs E. j. RAVBY Football 1947-483 Track 1947-48. CLIFTON RLEVES WILLIE L. RIEEVIES K LON PAUL ROBBINS Repertoire Players 1948-50, Treas urer 1948, Vice-President 1949 President 19503 Cabinet 1947-48 I-leralds 1948: Track 1948. MARIIZ ROBICHIEAUX JIEXVIZLL ROBIDEAUX Z I FRIZDDY ROGERS JACKIE ROGERS Glee Club 1948-493 Sextette 19-18 503 Choir 1948-503 G.R.A. 1947 BETTY MAR112 ROMIZRO Cabinet 19473 G.R.A. 19-17-483 Glee Club 1950. . ? XVANDA RUSSELL j.C.L. 19493 Heralds 19-18-503 Let- ter Girls 1949-50. FLOYO SANDERS ART SANOOVAL 1 f i 59 'Ol CECILE ROMIERO Letter Girls 19503 Band 1949-SOQ Melody Maids 1950. LOURLLA ROMERO jacketeers 1949. KIQNISON ROUOEAU Lliwrs CARROLL ROWLEY Glee Club 1948-503 Tennis Club 1950. FRED ROY MAXINE ROZELLE G.R.A, 19-l8Q jacketeers 1949. 1 e .IESSIE LEE SHEFFIELD Num LEE SHEFFIIZLD MAURICIZ SI-IERw'ooIm MAUREEN SIKES Repertoire Players 19485 G.R,A. 1948. MARIIELLEN SLADCZYK Court 19-19, BERNARD SMITH Football 1948. 'R NORMA SCHARDT Band 194860, Treasurer 1950g Heralds 19-19-501 Annual Staff 1949-50g Biblical Arts Guild 19505 Melody Maids 1950g G.R.A. 1950. IRA Scoooms Cheerleader 1949-503 Cabinet, Vice-President 19-18g Court 1948. GENE SELF it IMI Axx SMITH I-leralds 1948 50 Congress 1918 Cabinet 1948 49 Letter GIrls 1950. GIiRAI.1J SMITH Band 191'-50g jeffersonians 19-19. H. O. SMITH 1'- Bosisin JEAN SPEAR Repertoire Players 1948-50, Secre- tary 1949-505 Heralds 1949-505 Cabinet, Treasurer 19495 Congress 19495 Glee Club 1949-505 Spanish Club 1949-50, Reporter 1949. RAY STAGG LISNNY STANSBURY stuns.. GIQORQI3 STEVENS Congress 1947-485 Cabinet 1947- 50, President 1949-50. JACK SToL'T LARRY STROUJ Projectors' Club 1949-50. CARLTON THAMES Glee Club 1948-503 Cabinet 1948 495 Vice-President 19483 j.C.L. 1948-50. HOWARD THERIOT ELHNIA THIBODEAUX JACKIE TIPPS G,R.A. 1948. PHILLIP TODORE CHARLES TOMLIN BILL Srusas Glee Club 1947-503 Choir 1947- 48. WAYNE SWANZX' PHYLLIS TAYLOR Hussars 1947-503 G.R.A. 1947-48. i NEN'ILLE THOMAS DARLENE TIBBETTS Cabinet 1948-49, Treasurer 19485 Heralds 1948-493 G.R.A. 1948-505 Band 1948-50. PRESTON TILLERY j.C.L. 1949-50g Cabinet 1949-503 Congress 1949-50. 4-1- FRANCES TOTINO Congress 1948g Cabinet 1948-49 Heralds 1948-505 Jacketeers 1949i RUEINA TREVINO GIENIZ TRUMBLIZ Spanish Club 1947-483 jacketeers 19493 Chemistry Club 1949-50. JAMES UZEE FRANCES VARNADO Cabinet 19491 Cheerleader 1949- 50. CORA MAE VAUGHN SYLVIA TRUNDLE Hussars 1947-505 Cabinet 19483 J.C.L. 1947-50, Second Consul 1949-50. LYNELLE TUMA Heralds 1948-50g Spanish Club 1948-49g j.U.G. 1948. BEN TURNER Congress 19485 Cabinet 1948. BILLY TURNER BARBARA UL1NlER G.R.A. 1947-50. CAROLYN UINIPHREY X BOBBY XXIAII. Glee Club 19505 G.R.A. 194'-48. ARCHIE XXXALLACIZ Football 1948. CIIARENCIZ GIIQN W.AI,KIaR Heralds 194'-50, Treasurer 19-193 j.C.L. 19-1'-49, Second Consul 1948, First Consul 19495 Band 1947-50, Student Director 1949- 504 Cabinet 1948-49, President 19495 Round Table 1949: Con- gress, President 1949-50. MARX' VUALTON D.E. Club. RI'ssnLI. WAI'soN joYcIz VUIEBB Choir 1948. LAURA VILLIEREAL Spanish Club 1947-505 Heralds 19-18-505 jacketeers 1949. LIN VINCENT RUBY WAGNER Heralds 1948-505 J.C.L. 1949-50: G.R.A. 19483 jacketeers 1949. C f PATRICIA XX'I3IIwxIfR BIZTTY WINI' Ci.R.A. 1918-193 Heralds 19-19-50. -lor-IN VAx XX'HI'I'If FREOOIE MAE WILKINSON Glee Club 1948-50g Choir 1948- 50g Congress 19495 Cabinet 19495 Heralds 1949-505 Sextette 1948- 503 jacketeers 1949-503 Biblical Arts Guild 1949-50. VANCE WILKINSON D.E. Club 1948-49. JIMMY WILLIS X JAMES DOUGLAS WOMACK J.C.L. 19-183 Glee Club 1949-50 Cabinet 1950. BOBBY GENE WOOD PAT WOOD Heralds 1947-505 Cabinet, Vice- President 19475 Congress 1947 Court 1949. I GEORGE WILSON JOHN WILSON VIRGINIA RUTH WILSON Repertoire Players 1947-483 F.T. A. 1949-50. I J f BILLY WOODALL 1-Ieralds 1948 50 Chemistry Club 1949 50 Glee Club 1949 50 Choir 1949 50 BILLY WOODWARO Baseball 1948-50. BILLY WYATT -1, Q l SAM ZWEIMLR Football 19-1 -48g Congress 1948- 503 Cabinet, Treasurer 19493 Her- altls l94 g Tennis Club 1948-49. RUTH BAKER JILL, 19418-50. Heraltls 1948-S01 Cilee Club 1949-50g Choir 19503 Court 1950. Cabinet, Secretary 1949-50g G.R.A. 1948-50. AIARSHALL BALLARD I JEAN XXIYATT IRIQNE Wvnis Congress 1948.491 Cabinet 194' 49, Secretary 19495 Heralds 194' 504 Repertoire Players 194'-48 Student Forum 1949. IWARKLARIET JANE ZVMMQ Letter Girls 19505 Glee Club 1949 503 Cabinet l94': G.R.A. 194' 50. X f i- Gifxiz COOLER' fc P Lug, A151011 1 10,0 cfq' 717100. Wa. U do' Lgrry J ilk Sgr UC- Olin 'Ola ' COO nfgcfr FAT. riff Al ,C-'CCY livorzl' ltilr A 011 I-'ll fl F lc f H-lrlo .L l'Ol7f -Ind 11 e :I MISS MARCARET MILLER L 'i ' L if 5 mmm' Daisy Macs and Little Abners, Pappy Yokums and Lower Slolwbovians pause 11 moment for this pitturc at the L6 Sadie Hawkins party. S we y.-1 First row, left to right: Hood, Wy'de, Carrier, Hamilton, Gulledge. Bailey, Buclwine. Se Cond row: Auroin, Spears, Baxter, cleVillier, Heare, Miss Slagle. Third row: Raine Crouch, Picton, Branson, Dubose, Miss Reed, Tillery. Fourth row: Comfort, McC.orkle Rogers, Dionne, Miss Miller, Miss Cotton, Stevens. Fifth row: Betkom, W. DcCuir Bennett, Greer, Holmes, Braun, Fontenot, Bankston, Lambert. 1 xx , -fig, 'L ' WAfcu:s A GA'-ur OF,,,- --- ... ns... Q3 -Q0 J Qqqi R o 'x, Semen Mai? ,QS Cooke .NN.rr 'Q' ADIE WKINS ARTY P' lb ,A AH Lf f '55ff'e 5 oegno T46 O HW' as-'U 5 pr TE use u E I f'gL4'L,zc ub'QQ1. Q 7- OQFQ ' 84 ' Q3 Ksro ARRIERICHAHER, Xfvfvos W' , o I .1 vrixff 95' 9' ,-airs' 'it Fix N. -' -f ' dfffxgcfw., ,',?5'j,,32,46A? 1 .,,f A-ff f 0 ,gf 252 f qi, I-I0 P, I if C 64 fw.I,J2lf,x'y 1 4 x .1 fnf 1 1 I ,,.-.f 3.2 ,. H' 1.45.-' 241' ffijf ,.f ' gf -' In F -,gp 244 '-f' A . . . -:Cf .' - , - . ,. se- : . .og .,. 15 -. 5-'S . -' ' 'qx . Q ' 4-'Y 'VW' 'v ': . . .,. -':- '- .. . . 4-',- 49+ .l 1 - V A . -' '00 1' 1 1' ' '- . 'L . . 'az' gag. .- -5 -3,-V, ,. 5f2',9-+15 3,3 S ' -. 'f--- .fM,-fy - -f'-'5N:1-,gary 1:1-'-:-.'-11-I-. ' - V., , -. ,I 1.1. If , ,I I., s. 4. ,, I , l. . - ,'-141-'Ef f-:N?f, ffgpfff 'A - N -.-Z-zip., '57-111 ,. . v , ,jf .- ,, ,,.,f fini' ,vi 5:V,?-Sr. . rf., ,W X Oi? MISS MAE BELLE PELTON Head of Department 1 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Recognizing the place that English has in every persons life, this department feels a great responsibility in seeing that e.1th pupil has every opportunity for education and training in preparation for 11 full lite. It has kept in mind those students who will continue their education and those who will go direttly into fields of industry. business and hoinernaking, J Q.-55' 4- s , mira ' MRS. ISAISELLE BIERRING f 4 MISS BETTY JEAN DAVIS ,-'vt I MISS LEONORA DEGRASSE -f if MISS LOUISE ERWIN MISS ARA CQOLMAN MRS. GERALDINIE MISS ETHEI, MISS MARQARFI 'IQHIXQSQIXJ MtCjONNEI.L MILLU? MR. KENNETH PARKER Miss HULDAH SLAGLE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MISS ELEANOR WINGO MISS BESSIE MISS EOLA GUNSTREAM MR. P. T. REYNOLDS MR. CHARLES SUGG FORTENBERRY Head of Department LIBRARY DEPARTINIENT 1 J .J MISS INIARCELLE FOSTER MISS BENNIE WILKERSON Head Librarian Our school library, complete from encyclopeclias to magazines, is a favorite pl.ice for reference work or relixvition with Ll good book. An .iclclitionnl interest ol this cle- p.1rtment is the Visual Education program. which has been an excel- lent supplement to many courses. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MISS ELIZABETH SHAW MR DAVID BRADY MRS MARGARET BRADY Hcad of Department MRS REVA BRIGGS MR ARTHUR HODGES MISS BETTYE REED INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT MR. R. TARTER MISS DORIS GREEN INDUSTRIAL ARTS W G JONES Head of Department The Industrial Arts department works to help students tlnd slellls and aptrtudes VANCE DENTON LELAND KAY HARRY BENSON Metal Shop Wood Shop Prlnt Shop HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT MISS IOANN MANSFIELD MISS TOM COLLIER MISS GOLDIE SHORT Head of Department Homemalelng ln sexeral phases makes up an lmportant part of the study eourse nn thms department Glrls learn to dress attrattnely rn Personahty Dexelopment and Sewmg classes whxle problems of nutrntlon and txnanee as vnell as reenpes and Cookxng make the foods classes htghly praetneal Serung a luncheon to the prmcxpals ns one of the lmportant occaslons In the Home Eeonomlcs department of all schools X . . . . fig , vs .. . 1 - V f Y Y , - , ' ' 7 OFFICE STAFF . MISS JEANETTE TENNEY MISS BEVERLY GUIDRY and MRS. GOLDA GOBER Attcndmcc Secretary and Registrar MISS EDITH BENZ MR ODFLL WHITT EN MR LONNIE DEVALL Study Hall Buble Boys Adusor FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MRS LAURELLA MERRELL MISS LOUISE PFEIITER MISS BURDETTE SMYTH Sp.1n15h I rcnch Lum Head of Department '+G-Q MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MR W H WARD MR PAUL GOODWIN MISS MAB LYNN HILL X E ' 'f 4 11,15 MISS ALLEETA SVENSSON MR. O. L. LANTZ fa BOYS' COACHES: MR. RED MAHLER MR. TYRUS TERRELL MR. EMILE OIBRIEN MR. JOHN TOMLIN PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENTS GIRLS' INSTRUCTORS: MISS MARJORIE COTTON MISS BETTYE JO WHITE MISS DOROTHY LANCASTER MISS FLORENCE ROPER MRS. H ESSIE WILLIAMS Nurse J SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT The Social Studies department has as its philosophy of education a realization ot' the needs of the school. Through exchange of viewpoints and ideas and through Cooperative procedures in Teacher-Pupil planning, the student gains self confidence and develops respect and concern for his tiellowman. MISS TEXIE SMYTH Head of Department I, FT '12 Q MISS ALILCI: MR VUARREN MISS MARX EVEI YN MISS KATHERINE ANDERSON C ROCHET DUNN HILL Miss JEWEL MR. 11 5. sTANsELL Miss MARY EUNICE Miss ELEANGR HOLLIMAN VICKERS WALL an ne AQ.-0. s ,' o Q 0.0. . ' .gn . '.'.g ., . . o'.,'., . . ...Q ,. . .,. 9 . . . S. v 3. - .. .., . .,.,. ., 3.0 ,ho . - . . 10. ' 0 I ,Q Oo ' 5.0 '00 Q ' 0 '..s,Q,. ,.-.'.'. . .-,- a Q.-vu, ', ', 0 uso, 0.5 Q no .. , .s I 0 at ' 0.0 no ' 1. .. ,Q o '. Q ' .ws - '- lo f .' g.,'.,. 0.1.2. 'J ,-,. , . .. . fv' I . Q . , gy.-3 . gw . .,.g. ,. .:.. . 5. .. ,..,...,,. ., .. , .. . ,.,. ..,.,.N,, ... ., ,., H ... ., . .W -..' -e. - '.' ' . '.'. .-f .. ' -..-. . . -., g.,..:... 0 H. '.' . ., . MO. ..'. s a o ' uf. 'nh Q 'w Q 0. . 1 'ao Q ., fig!-'!:2 :9 .9-'a.,g.g.-.ge t..1.g.3.1.3..g..- . 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'f' '0 bv .n 1'1-'-'85 V-:Z ' ' -. -3' '.-.-.wi-'...'.'.'.-.-f-I' -. -.- sf' -9 4 '-1'..' -.'.'f .-...-.-:'.'.'.'.'-'- .90 M- , .g ,1.,, Q Y 4 g 7 i Q lj? A -4. Y ,aw 14, 4 :di , , my f-Q.. PL . ,, f ff ' W a vuilu. 1 I 5 -. ' P v ' ' 3? E V 'W -..n H 1 I - V, 9 . Q9' . 1 1 . f 'A,, A 1.33 , ,LN 'ggi 'its 5 V ff f H .nm , , ', ' ff-m.i.L gx 1- -,Q Q-Qfa fi Q, W 1, fg f P' , if n 1 aff' X I , 5' 1 ' N fv t 1 A 0 G iv' I mf if we ..,Q JUNIOR CONGRESSMEN First row: Patsy Troselair, jean- ine Kenyon, Trilby LeBlanc. Second row: George McCoy, Eugene Sanders, Susan Merrill, june King, Celia Seallorn, janet Loukas. Third row: Billy Perry- man, Gene Marryott, Betty Gar- rett. '31 CONGRESS FALL SEMESTER SENIOR CQONGRESSMEN lfirst row, l. to r.: Bohhie 'lean Spears. 'lean Ann Carrier, Norma Edgerly, Carol Patritk, jane Corbin. Second row: Emma James, Hal Lamhert, Mike Raine, Jerry Branson. Third row: Martha Heare, Georgeann Beene, Evelyn Picton, lane Bai- ley, Patsy Matkey, Mary Harrell, Mary Ellen Ross, Marlene Endi- Lott. SOPHONTORE fOVC RESSMENT Iirst rovs ohn Simms Irettie Iutas C loxis Morrisson Setond rovs Alhert PCSSJYI Doris Col lins, Em N'sh, ane Crouth Margaret Leith. Third row: Betty VC anetk, Patsy Walker Margaret Laird, Christine Thom- as, lilorente Thorne. Ms 'mi' . f 4 gui 'Univ 5 C t xx s S P fa,, .Ei 1. I Q S vsQ ,?' I ,l Q ww. ., -1 x,tQ' f 6 A 4 oi Y :X x 'E f I A- Q 9 I ,, A w BIBLICAL ARTS GUILD RALPH MILES Preijdem ...gin Recently formed Biblical Arts Guild studies the Bible and various arts of the Biblical period. Members are, l. to r.: Mackey, Martin, Huckaby, Mosley, Miles, Nash, Lege, Wliitten, Wilkin- son, Marsh, Dodson, Sherman, Moore. 35 f ,,i, . ' i tw -. ,,. , gif! Y K af 'V flak: A xl: fe... :l.l vfofx ,?Q. are, row, to r.: Hays, Merriott, Miles, Collier, Rabe, Bender, Ballard, Liebling, Lisotta. Second row: Stroud, Balsamo, Hall, Pierce. BILLY RA BE Prevjdezzl RED HUSSARS VERLINE BERGERON-ADrum Major Fall Semester ' - 4 P . LO RA MAY WOOD NORMA FAYE EDGERLEY Drum Major Spring Semester JENNIE SUE MOORE Mary IOLIISC Aix xmdo Pllllllll, Cohn Ruth i llnrlwu Ruth HL lfki Mmm Armo om B,13,lcm.m lam Baxlcy Ccorgcann Bum Bqty C 0011 Barlmrl C rodxctt Bucrly C rounh lklxli f ullulegn lm ln Illrrl Nhrtlu Hun Dorothy Hcmlnrson Mmlyu Hoag, Oycc IDIXOH R ID1x1LH1rxq NIIYKLIC Holtznllw I Lvl -'Q fiiw i JV-4 2 ., ., , ' 'ig- 2 4 L' 1,Q-1i.1csm'mh ,lk 1 A 'A J- 'll . 4 - va- D J - 'Q' 1 Patsy Hood Carol Moak Evelyn North Evelyn Picton joe Ann Ross Shirley Sims jeanette Stanley Phyllis Taylor Sylvia Trundle Officers of the Red llussurs for the fall semester are, first row, l. to r.: Betty Mon- trief, Assistant Instrument Quartermasterg Patsy Trosclair, Assistant Uniform Quarter- masterg 'Iatkie Gulledge, Vite-Presidentg Kathryn Davis, Historian. Second row: George- ann Beene, Bugle Sergeantg Alitia Rojo, Reporterg Martha Heare, Instrument Quarter- masterg Sylvia Trundle, Uniform Quurtermasterg joe Ann Ross, Presidentg Evelyn North, Secretaryg Marilyn Hoag, Treasurerg and Dorothy Henderson, Drum Sergeant. Spring Hussar officers are, first row, l. to r.: Christine Thomas, Instrument Quartermaster: 'loan Bagleman, Assistant Uniform Quarter- master: Trilby LeBlane, Uniform Quartermaster: Mary Childress, Assistant ' Uniform Quartermaster: Billie Pullen, Historian: Margaret Leach, Re- Q porter. Second row: jane Bailey, Drum Sergeantg Marie Arisco, Treasurer, J jackie Gulledge, Presidentg Lora Woods, Majorette, Faye Edgerly, Drum J, 1 Majorg Kathryn Davis, Majoretteg Evelyn Picton, Vice-President: Patsy I 'fr Hood, Seeretaryg Betty Croueh, Bugle Sergeant. M1 fpwffofo WLUT5 1 fp--sy I n Y, 'T T'-' a ft , The semi-annual Hussar hrealqfast honoring graduating memhers was held at the Avalon on january Zi, 1930. Honor guests pittured alnove are, left to right: Sims, Moore, North, Hoag, Harris, Dixon, Henderson. Bergeron, Miss XY hite. Ross. Beene, Heard, Stanley, Coon. Griffith, and Alvarado. N .al TQ' I I ,Va-.- Y fl A aft, ,f . -.. ......---,w,..,,m,,, u 1 ' , ' LQ 4 . . A' ' 15 1 . 1 , A ' x 4-A , , . :k,V W ,ls U Q 'tv X A. , , 4: , : y M' -P 'f f ' ' - H-.H . . V, h - --, w -. I- s 5 L M .3 A A ' 'H :rar 1' I- 5 - fa' 5 Q , Q ,fax I ' aj. ' Y I , X by hh' M . I F 6 5 . , - I 3 , L . i 1 H 5 '. I' u 1 4 U -. n Y A 3' . 5 . , I ., sa I s qsk-' I 1 I ' . L n ,.. .4 C ' .., - A ' -If 'Q ' u r i' J' ' r Sl ' .x s s . S. L 0 4 l 5' 3 1 E , 'l .'.l x O lx' is G iv -2. PY 4 S35 fm 4 1 . v if ,f lv e ,gf ,v.. LI 'fi' fix ww? 7' 5,1 Q3 M ,. . 'ic F, REPERTOIRE PLAYERS - FALL Budding young actors and actresses are top to bottom: Esther Hogg Nancy Parnell Mary Ann Renshaw Wanda Melton Martha Satterfield Mary Elaine Axtell Nina Betty Uhelinger Dorothy Haglar Mary Ruth Haley Dorothy Spivey Marilyn Herron Dottie Nell Story Patricia Britton Celia Scallorn Patricia Williaiiis Van Marcus Williaiiis Bottom row, left to right: jimmy Don Tryer Marvin Harlow Donald james john Mathesen Pat Murphy Kenneth Brookshire Sam Coulbourn Miss Leonora Degrasse, Sponsor puts the final touch to the make-up of thc leading man, Charles Lucas. More experienced members of the Reper- toire Players are, first row, left to right: Marla Harms, Peggy Dobbertin, jeannie Richardson, Geraldine Poole, Bobby jean Spears, Irene Wy'de. Second row: Robert Bujard, Charles Lucas, Lon Robbins, james Bender, jean Car- rier. I -iq GUEST IN THE HOUSE presented by the Repertoire Players December 1, and 2. A1011 Mfzrffm. Satterfieldg M1r1,z111 Blake. Haley, Pamela Rbmlei, Herron Mfr. Dnzr. Enditott, D411 Pmcfer. Brookshireg Mr. Dfw. Matherson Dfuzgfxi Prmver. Church, Baller. Tryer, ljzcfvgzz He.ztf1. Uhelinger, illaid. Melton: Cam Tfpzq. Bujard, A7171 Prowler. Harmsg Rez. Dr. Slnzu. Lucas Lee. Haggler. rf I ,:,,, A Other members of the drama Llub are, left to right: Ruth Hooker Merline Boles N than Murillo, and standing behind is Glenda Chauvin Spring members of the Repertoire Players are, left to right: Dobbertin, Murillo, Bujard, Poole, Bender, Spears, Uhelin- ger, Boles, Crockett, Harms, and Endicott. Pictured at the right are the younger members of the Players. They are, top to bottom: Scal- lorn, Hogg, Rimmer, Axtell, Matherson, Sat- terfield, Williams, Tryer, Sinda, Murphy, and Ward. CHARLES LUCAS Prefidenl ' 1' , . u ,e,. 5-A gn, -4- 5 9 L. Y V X f , H35 f-,,' 5, 4-Law? 4, wh wff' X it ax Y 6 Jffyx ' lx c 8 QW ee, 1 QM, ff 1 , U Q 'ek F LV 3 . ' 1 5 y Ai, I J '-if M S! I ... , .1 X-5 Q, K, B 'Q 5 . A , N4 X xv 'N ' a' 2 ' ' Xx 'Q J ' 5? adj, 1 .. x s ., , 3 3, 2 1 , 1 ,Q hi 3 4,-u 'Ps ll Q K ,B ' 3 Haig 2 V 'fn' ', K? ' , . ,v in N f- ly . , . 3- 1 is r. . , . -,.:. , , h -.-'wx .A. .,- -' - f .Q.,,, P 'f ,,,,2 1 .N uf b.K o - 1- ,-V-A ,... ' X, .4 ,, 3 ,gegjl-Q'k,.V. , A A .,- 7' A x yi .. , , 5- , Q 'jgvfi 'ff M 1232 V' W, .fr 2 gf ' 'M 'W' EY'-.fx '-'Era X, s ,sp ,. W4 gg.. A 3 :ff 5 v, GLEE CLUBS Choir officers are, top to bottom: Harold Pawley, Presidentg Gary Branson, Vice-Presidentg Patsy Mackey, Secretaryg Ruth Ellerbee, Student Director. Glee Club officers are, left to right: George McCoy, Boy's Secre- taryg Patsy Crouch, Girl's Secretaryg Joyce Dixon, Girl's Presidentg Mickey Walker, Boy's President, Bill Stubbs, Boy's Vice-Presi- dent, Harold Pawley, Boy's Student Director. Not pictured is Billie Marie Collins, Girl's Student Director. The Harmoneers are, left to right: Bill Cudd, Charles Comfort, Harold Pawley, Howard Slciles. Accompan- ist is jackie Howard. had Pxctured ab xe IS the Thomas efferson Girls Glee Club composed of srxty four xoxces and dlrected by Mr Davld Miller The Cxrls Trlo ns composed of left to right jancllc Hams Patsy Markey and Dorothy Henderson Attompamst ns Patsy Walker . if ff? 6 'And ,K J - ' f. I X w 6-o -54 v-1 Pl l l E l 7. orb ,, Pictured above is the thirty-five voice Boys' Glee 09 Club as they appeared in the annual Christmas pro- gram on December, 1949. MR. DAVID MILLER M1z,riml'Direc!0r The Thomas jefferson High Girls' Sextette is composed of, first row, left to right: Marian jones, Beverly Crouch, Celia Scallorn. Second row: jackie Rogers, Marla Harms and Paige Bross. Accompanist is Freddie Mae Wilkinson. li X Members of the Octette are, first row, left to right: Eunice Day, Helen Lea, jennie Sue Moore, Betty Keel. Second row: Harold Pawley, Paul Meyer, Floyd Sweeney, Howard Skiles. Accompanist is Laura Sellers, Pictured below is the THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR l -. MAROON AND GOLD 3, li 1. if ii 5 il 2 . , ll ,Q 1 jack Winstel-Drum Major, Fall BAND Elizabeth Donan-Ass't Drum Major, Fall Drum Major, Spring f i J 8 f Maroon and Gold Majorettes are, left to right: jo Ann Forrestt, Renelle Arnaud, Barbara Boersman, Katherine Cutaia, and Mary Alice Hunter. Charles Anderson Timothy Bums Rosemary Carter Gertrude Crooks Freeman Crouch Melba Davis Judy Gerbens George Gorman Norma jean Griffin Eltgn Hgwgrhomg Stanley Hehcrt Kenneth johnson jim Chamblee joy Chamblee x Peggy Dobhertin Nell Donnelly W'anda Hamby Leroy I-lammack Nelda justire Mollie King X Mr O L Lantz Spomor 0130 -LIL 2 YQ , A- 112 1 mm MELODY MAIDS JEFFERSONIANS -2 V , 'fgygw yn, vm ,.,., Y jf, 4.4 .,. - A ,' ' , pt,-..,,r f w 4 ww 2 qgfzx , 33,3 ,J i wx , f 1 'inns- .2 ilsak 1 Q JI 51. Q. DRUMS 61 WOODWINDS: Oboes, flutes, saxophones, bassoons BRASS: French horns, baritone, trombones 0096 6052 . 5K5 CNW BRASS: Comets, basses Members of the Art Club are, left to right: Breaux, Robin, Gonzales, Theroit, Meents, Williams, Alexander, Crockett, Sladyzck, Gulledge, Edgerley, Crouch, and Dobbertin. JACKETEERS An idea became a reality when the Thomas jefferson Pep Squad, the jacketeers, was organized in September. Primary instigator of this was Marlene Endicott, President, shown in the foreground with sponsors, Wingo and Slagle. , I, . Q ROBYNA ROBIN Pr efzdent MISS LOUISE PFEIFFER Sfflffll i or HERALDS--FALL SEMESTER it Hi Heralds .ire left to right, -1 Susan Merrill, Ruth Btllifjf, Pete Kessey, and Krttheryn Davis. Herald president for the fall semester. Georgeann Beene, swears in newly elected vice-president, jatkie Gul- ledge upon resignation ol' Glen WLllkCf. L6 Heralds are. first row. left to right: Chamlwlee. Polite. Aristo. Culloin. tleVillier Gear. Don.1n. Allen. Setontl row: Smith. Rowell. lNlorg.in. Baglemtin. Holtztllw. Clarke Crooks, VC'ilkinson. Third row: M. jones. llootl. lle.1re. Rithirtlson. XY'.13gner. Cfook Eikenhont. M.irtin, lfourtli row: Harlmx. Crotkett. Pitton, Rolwin. Clmmer. XX'ytle. Cttrrier C.. jones. lfifth row: Hmsell. Gerlwenx. Angleint-yer. Dulvose. Holter. jolinxon. l5uj.1rtl Meyer. Sixth row: Hlynes. Gulletlge. Tt1ni.1. l..irwon, linditott, lforrestor. Mtllorkle Bankston. Sexentli row: Levingston. Sprenrx. Stlmrtll. ,l4Olll1.l. Cohn. Ernst. Donnilly Boersmttn. H6 Heralds ure, first table, left to right: Sims, Corbin Duos, Dixon, Montgomery, Heard, Ross, Beene, McMillan Bourge. Second table: Cain, Kelly, Mazur, Hoag, Lea Bross, jackson, Mehl, Third table: Welch, Peery, Wyble Wade, Ross, Rabe, Weldon, Lea. H4 Heralds are, first row, left to right: Barbosa, Simmons, McNamara, Harmon, Gilbeaux, Ward, Lovelady. Second row: Long, Prejean, Aycock, Davis, Walker, Garcia. Nal- L5 Heralds are, first row, left to right: Thornton, Lefes, Dartez, Benoit, Nelson, Moore, Howard, I-Iargett, Brian. Second row: Causey, Porter, Scallron, Marsh, jones, Sherrer, Garrett, Kimball. Last row: Castro, Holmes, jarratt, Arnaud, Dodson, Huckleby, Childers, Glenn, Barnes, Smith, LeBlanc, Lighthouse, Rojo, Crawford. S1 H6 Heriiltls are, first row, left to flgllff Aristo. Martin. W'ilkinson, H.irms, Allen, H.iynes, Chamblee, Gear, Gulletlge, Culloin, Donnelly, Rithardson, Wfyde. Setontl row: Polite, Cohn, Russell, Totina. Morgan, Crockett, Tuma. Heare, DeVillier, Holter. Crooks, CiI'.lIlNJf. 'Ihirtl row: Spe.1rs, -lones, I..1rsen, lfikenhorst, MUQIQQIICF. Cook, Holtztl.1w, Pitton, Hood, Dubose, Enditott, Donan. Fourth row: Church, Buiard, johnson, McCorkle, Stevens, Levingston, Meyer. I 1 in as h h vsP,i.,j. 'Y :awww . . 'KK L6 Hemltls .ire, first '- row, left to right: Merrill, fl Davis. Hi Heralds, same order: Jarrett, Kimball, p gc Sherrer, Rojo, Marsh, Sec- B X ond row: Howard, Mc- Donziltl, Clhiltlress, Brown, Scallorn, XX'.1rtl, Glenn. Third row: D.1rtez, Nel- 4 son, Lefes, Benoit, 3 A 'JN V A' X' - SPRING Charles B mkston B irbira C rotkett N0rmi1 Sthardt Susm Merrill 1 ,Lf P ff mm Il If If mm ll GL1lllWCt.lLl, B.1rlHOs.1. Unis, Aytot H.rrm0n, Xliltlker. Htl ller.1lcls.lre, first row, left to right: R0gers,Crissmr1n. Pierte, Pollard, ilortlm. Setoml row: Tlmornell, Clmdwiclx, Stephens, jutlite, XVilsOn, Crouth. Third row: Booz, Betlcmm, Wlillis, Gratey, Rawls. Fourth row: Eilcenhorbt, lflynn, Thorne, XY'ilstAortl, Fifth row: Merwin. f-X 'l.me Crouth St1r.1l1 H.1rmon Betty jarrutt 114 Cffnrffff 11: I5 Cfmzrr 111,111 H5 Cf?.JfIAIll.III li Hemltls are, lett to rrght If CHEMISTRY CLUB 3525 'lt 4 GLEN TRUMBLE Prefjdeflf Left to rxght Gertrude Crooks Marlan Anne Gussle Lefes Harrrot Haynes Davrd Bedworth Dlane Cannon Gene Trumble Inge Lubasch and Ralph Mules MRS REVA BRIGGS MISS FORTENBERRY and MISS REED Cbemzslry MISS M HILL Cbemzftr Umor Sponrorr F T A P FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Future teachers of Amerlca are Presldent can Long at the blackboard flrst row left to nght Margaret Lalrd Helen Lea DlXlCJL1dlCC Second row Betty DeCu1r Margaret Leach Leona Dubose Third row Barbara Landrum Katherme Dans and Verna Dell Smlth JEAN LONG , Z , . , . , . v , T l 7 5 Y ' ,A I . . y S L . . . ll I I I . C .C Prerident , X R ' ' J 4 ' , . 1 . , y . . . i Z . , ,. U . 7. 7 ' ' 7 3 jhRRY MLC ORKLI PM 1 fenl 4 .UL S mf! sm' MISS BURDETTE SMYTH 1 I JUNIQR CLASSICAL X FORK ef Q LE AGUE-FALL F ff JCI. PJ.fI'1LllIlS 1nd Plclmlns arc fxrst row left to rlght Hunter Lalrd Varnado Iorcmm kmg Second row Hartgctt Gr1ff1th Howard Morgan Holter Russrll Thxrd row Trundle Wigncr Dubose Ingwer San Fourth row Ictrs Plllllfy Bujird Mcforklc Ralnes Portle D121 mond ,,..-- 1'--... to front Oostcrhaudt Murxllo MLKLL Mcrum lxnllq Bruncr Allan Suomi rovx VC 15,ncr Imlwllng Dulq N10fI'lSSOI1 Wilson Hllq Bixtrr Ihlrd row Coullvourn L Hogln Birnu IXILIDOLILSIIQI Rhodes Lltnngr Iourth row f'llIUbllYl Rand Olscn NISII Xost Long., Ixlth rows HLI'l'lUf,,fOIl Harrington Uhclxngcr Anderson Dartcz McAfcc Slxth row Dcrounn Irycr Bncncu Waxmcnk ' K xg 1 QE . , ,.4-gg, 5: x s R' Q 5? . .. 1 r 18. i . ' SL fi ' ' 3 A, j ', ' I ' : , , ,. , ,, ' ' Y 7 L 7 ' ' 7 7 Y 1 is 'S-S' - Yi v 'Y 2: 1 'I- 1 7 fa E ', , v S . ,AN,.JMx-,sw 5 f . .X 7 .Jil 4 , A .f Q 19 Y A 1 7 , A N , 1. j.c,.1-. fy ,r f, 1 W , , Q - r , ,. ' ,' -, . V , .. , ' , ' , ' ' 1 v ' a '- a -1 - - V s i 1 . ,,7 .- , f .a - . ,Z . A' -7 .,., '. . A. y . , . . Sntarfxcld T Hogan JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE, SPRING ,11- j.C.L. Patricians and Plebians are, first row, left to right: Satterfield, Chadwick, Bre- mer, Biveneu, Wilson, Hunter, Howard, Garrett, Morris, Holtzclaw, Latimer, Holter, Gul- ledge. Second row: Bujard, Wagner, Uhelinger, Olsen, Rhodes, Clothier, Long, Varnado, Morgan, Baxter, King. Third row: Derouen, Hogan, Reid, Murphy, Simmons, Decuir, Crooks, Wagner, McKee, Dailey, Dubose. Fourth row: Oosterhaudt, Coulbourn, Tillery, Merwin, McCorkle, McDougald, Morrisson, Yost, Tryer, Portie, Murillo, Lefes, Ander- son, Dartez, Diamond. qw 4 ,W if V W'-AL ,l.C.L. Slaves are, first row, left to right: johnson, Martinez, Redfearn, Angle. Second row: Mallory, Strawn, Green, Blalock. Third row: Smith, Stansbury, Philmon, Droudy. Fourth row: Putnam, Grimes, Bailey. 0 5 Q. 5 b .,o 3:3 ' so o, . Q3 o,. v , . Q .gs .4- 0 1 Q 5 . . '. N Q ' nl . 'U' 43 Q an , -4 '. '. 0 . .53 .oo 0' eo f on 0 4 'n no 'Q nk' .ev- O0 yu... Q, , . .,,ke -' .0 o', o , . 'N '. .. .,. :-.-:.-.!- e Y' ,Q-1.51: 6. . f:-. - -:':',1:' V' Q9 .ni .4 .-:-.'.'.- .g.3zgg:3.:f.p f -'Z5.g.g.3.g.!-' . tif.: .Q-7-71.9 'Q'-'. I '1 -'a ,..,,,., .g.3.f,.., fag. '.-.-.-.f.,-.-.'.' --:-:-1-2-: . 1.3. .. .'2'1t7L-?':4gL+f 'A '.-.-,A . fa, . e -P. I- 0 0 ' tv.-. Q Ir... .ag .-1-:-L-Qi:-ff' . 2 , ...g.:.:.-Y ,. .4 ...M . .-.,.-.,.:. . .'. . .'. . 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X A ' A K, v 4 5,5 f x S V, , Q X'-fi f xy. ? , f . v , M J, J X 1 'f A ,y ' C I 9 f , 1 , W 5 X if ' AL ' ' X .r-Vx' X X Y ' ' Qsikw f Qc www ,,fg'3+?M My aw aux SEK nr l fn ,w vm :Ma W ' .W .1 ew43g.2,wS 1- ind? J? A i I f I in 0 , ' gy 4' . J .5 Q V ' N, U If , A N u K. Yi u.-,,, 'A in . A ,, H r -- - B Ki i l 1 X l .V- ,D K 4 ..,.q J g '8-iq-Q, Betty Davis Katbcryn Davis Evic D.1y Bobby Dean loc Dominguez loann Drummond Wcrdna Dunkcrly lfcrnanilo Duquc Don Eastman Frank Eidom Riiluril Elczando il. B. Ennis Cflmrlcs Esrdmilla Alirc lliiriloili Duwaync lfinrhum Tommy Anilcrxon H.1rri5 Arabic P.1ulinc Arrcnlondo XX ,iltcr Artcgo james Bender Lowell Bowcrs Carl Bmrcwcll jcraldinc Brammur Imelda ci.llNLlI'lllO Anthony Cgiiiipiw L. Carter Glen Cho.1tc L. P. Closiio Berry Crourh Bill Cudd and A . 1,11 7 ,,.,-I :QR L' .N :2 DHS 135952 ri if wigs, ,Quo-41 ' 'Imp 1- ax in , ef: L,bL,i5, A' if A 5 , 1 529 9 3, rg Pg im? pu, of fix Wg' 'N' I Z 9 mf f ,, A, 5 Rr, X K J Ag, it Qw 1 A -ao- x gif P ? ,M E. gygi' '60, , W Q mf Xiifvf Vkfi A Q31 'f Y if 'QS .aw VN E N35 WQf ,. 'FF- 3' Q. X' J., W . AL gn- Ph.-M af? ' 3-QT gf pf zgw. c 'Hn V' Q ,gf Q12 .K .Eff if '35, 1 Eugune Sanders Bill Schell Donald Scott Milton Stewart Carles Tanner june Taylor Lola Kate Tisdale Charles Tupper Richard Wfatkeys Charles Wilson Loretta Young rx gay' Mixon r john Neely jeraldine Nowlin Henry Parsons Richard Parsons Mary Perkins Shelby Pierce Barbara Putnam Billy Rabe Glen Rabe Augustine Ramirez Bobby Rice Gary Richards j. U. Ricks Billy Sandefur iQ-.sq l 1 S S ff I ' JH-hicff f CABINETS QP f'R 90 is A MISS -lI.Wl.L HOLLIMAN First row, lclt to right: lfnnis, Putmm, llrirtlotlm, Perkins, Masscy, Circcr. Scuond row: Fulglmm, D.1y, Baker, Nowlin. Miller, King. Standing: Mathcscn, Rube, Rice, J Homcth, Merrill, Finthum, Croutlr. Kcsscy -0' . 3, F! E X F1 First row, lcft to right: Putn.1m, Lumblcy, Merrill, Bminincr, Perkins. Second row Tisdlle, Darn, Ralvc, Nowlin, Croutlm. Masq: Smmlingi McCoy, lfinthum, Eidom Fulgham, Ennis, Parsons, Kcsscy. 'Q Fall Semester Cabinet-reading from left to right, first row: Pat Barnes, Edna Valdez, Pat Jordan, Renella Arnaud, Shirley Arnaud, Betty Jarrett. Second row: Betty Keel, Janet Loukas, Betty Garrett, Gloria Kimball, Inge Lubasch. Third row: Donna Jennings, Elna Brown-Secretary, Sonya lngwersen, Celia Scallorn, Joyce Jones. Fourth row: Shirley Little, Trilby LeBlanc, Helen Lloyd, Jeanine Kenyon, Pat Trosclair. Fifth row: Billy Bob Moore, Glenn Guy, Bill Perryman, Jerry WilliamsonA-Vice-President. Gene Marryott, Marvin Fontenotf President, Lynn Broussard. Not pictured: Billy Burks, Lois Pace, Gordon Schreiber, Jo Ann Edgerly-Treasurer. I ',,, Antorio Abrego A liva Aguire Franklin Albers if Tommy Allen John Anderson I Maude Arnaud Renella Arnaud Shirley Arnaud Russell Balsamo Charles Barksdale Fat Barnes lean Frances Bear U. Bedsole -6 can iswoit 4' . Norma Benoit Jatkie Bodin Merline Boles Gayle Bonsall .fr Marx in Bombetlc Barbara Booz LOW JUNIOR CABINET -0 .4 Hazil Boudreaux Truman Boyd Barhara Brethtel joan Brenizcr Deloris Broussard Landale Broussard Lois Brown Billie 'lean Bryan Billy Burl-as Barbara Burrows joy Causey Estella Castro ,lames Cliver Bran don Coleman Beatrite Crawford 'lames Curtiti Fred Bradford Billy Brauningcr Dean Britnell Pat Britton Lynn Broussard Elna Brown Barbara Budwine Billy Burke David Campbell Ollen Carriere Glenda Chauvin Mary Childers Creighton Collin C. L. Cool-tsey Katherine Cutaia Robert Daigle jimmy Dammon Gerald Dartez Sydney Davis james De-Lee jack Dodd Opal Joyce Dodson joe Dorman Tim Doucet Don Roy East Arnold Edgerly Charles Farris Rose Marie Fink Marvin Fontenot Deloris Foote Merrell Gaines Manual Gallegos Mahlan Dartez Donald Davis Sadie De Rouen jimmy De Vall Bernice Dore Carl Dorman Nettie Dozier Larry Drake jo Ann Edgerly Herbert Estes iywile Shirley Fischer Georgia Fizer Elva Lee Frasier Hewlett Frazier Adella Garcia Aurora Garcia Betty Garrett Elon Gay Lillian Kate Glenn Angelina Grado Edna Gross Steve Guidry Ramona Harwood Allen Lee Hayes Consuela Hernandez Melchoir Herrera Bertal Hjerpe Tom Hogan Barbara Holmes Dick Holmes Connie Howard Joyce Huckaby Helen Gernoittis Sue Gill Margaret Green Donald Griffin Glenn Guy Margaret Hargett Harry Hebert Mary Hebert Larry Hill Roy Hill Esther Hogg Faye Holland Thresa Honish Ruth Hooker William Hughes Marie Gene Hunter Sonya Ingrewsen Tom Irwin Betty Jarratt Donna Jennings Beatrice Jinez Ada Jo Johnson June Jones Maurice Jones Jeanine Kenyon Kenneth Keys James Laundry Joe Laundry Rosemary Latiolois Chester LeBlanc Gilbert Lege Ransom Lage Monty James Erick Jansen A. M. Jensen Heneriette Jiminez Betty Johnson Joyce Jones Pat Jordon Betty Keel Gloria Kimball Donald Landers Shirley La Salle Joyce Latiolois Tribly LeBlanc Gussie Lefes Maudry Le Maire Helen Lloyd t fam ,. a :jjj f.-fw 4 rftcl 'J A Q' v Q iv If Q' 5 Af -v as -sr. m . ,EEX 5 we . ' . Navi? 3:11, 25 ,gl-. W Vi ,ax 9 N Ray Liepke Ann Lighthouse janet Loukas Paul Loupe Bernice Malke Joyce Mallet Gene Marryott Gloria Marsh Mildred May Merline Melancon Shirley Moak Betty Moncreif Doris Moore Marian Moore Doris Mosely jean McAfee Shirley Little Raymond Lopez Inge Lubasch Bill Malin R. A. Mannino Ray Mannino Mary Martinez David Matise Dale Miller james Miguez Charlene Mook Billy Bob Moore Mary Moore Alma Lou Morris Milledge Mcfonniro Eugene McDaniel james LeBlanc Nita McDonald Preston Nelson Thurman Nickols Nolan O'Quain Tony Ortega Lois Pace Patricia Papas Billy Perryman jerry Pettiette jeraldine Poole Velma Porter Edna Mae Powell Genevieve Provost Kathryn Quinn jesse Ramirez Anita McGilberry Margaret Nacol Charles Odom Bynum Ogburn Humberto Ortiz Bill Owings Leslie Patin Nancy Parnell Eugene Peveto Ralph Pierce Donald Portie Curtis Powell Billie jo Pullen Loretta Quick Bob Rawson Spencer Ray Margaret Rimmer julie Robichaux Alicia Rojo Robert Rosenbaum Marie Ryder Janie Ryman jerry Singletary Jean Singletary Harry Schlesinger Laura Arm Sellers Elizabeth Smith Florine Smith L. Stutes Lee Terro Vernon Trainer Patsy Trosclair joyce Roccaforte Theresa Rodriguez Donald Roth Claude Russell Celia Scallorn Haskell Silkwood Doris Scott Edna Scott Georgia Sherrer Hilda Slaydon Portia Smith jerry Stout Milery Thompson Charles Thorton jimmy Don Tryer F loreta Tucker Edna Valdez Vernon Varnado Nalda Viola Arlene Wagner jackie White Elizabeth Wilburn jerry Williamson Mary Ann Williamson Harvey Wisenbaker john Wisenbaker Honore Wriborg Jane Wright W. C. Harvey Benjamin jennusa Gordon Schreiber Eloise Martinez Mickey Venable Ruby Vice Henry Wehmeyer Bill Whaley jacquelyn Williams Pat Williams Doris Wilson Glenn Wise Lara Mae Woods Willie Dean Woodward jo Ann Young Wayne Carruth I XX Q, i i 3' 1 'ofa' I if 1- Presldent Betty Keel Donna ennlngs o Ann Edgerly Ruth Baker Merlene Boles Naney Parnell Second row Mary Chllders Secretary Elna Brovsn anet Loukas Glenda Chauyln Bnllle Bryan Sonya Ingbvxersen Thlrd row Trlbly LeBlanc Dorls Stott Pat Brltton Treasurer Glorra Ixrmbal Fourth rovs Roy I-Ixll Paul Loupe Mar un Iontent President erry WIIIIHDISOU Wxllranw Hughes Not pxetured are Don Duns Portna Smnth Landale Broussard Charles Barltsdale Sadne DeRouen Bllly Bob Nloore fella Stallorn Blll Perryman FALL SEMESTER ACTIVITIES HOBO PARTS NOVEMBER 17 IOO'I BALL DANCE AI TER PASADENA CANIE OCTOBER ASSENIBIX PROC RAM IANLARY 1215 MISS ALIECE ANDERSON Span 'Q If I- M u fi' I I.. I - G get 4' Q 3 I A ' t ivy Spring Semester Cabinet-reading from left to right, first row: Betty Jarrett-Vice I Q' . f v - V, Y , J , , -' 7 ' ' ,, 3 . , V I ' vt- ' 1 y ' I ', I1 l ' , I ' . 1 I f Q 7 ' I - ' 3 - 7 - , . vflf' . -ee .. . ..4'a. - 'h,,.s q,.-5. . . , -. . 'g.1,. . 0 2 ' o .ne .5-Q Q ve: ,.. . . . ..g.-'.. .Q-.s , .91-I6 .vs ' '::e:u:-5 ,. o'o .Lf . QW,-' -3. 'I :SWQW . .. QQ. . ':,. .x 49 ' 'r ,f, ' f. , 3-,N x ., ..'o,-.9 . . 5 . . ' Q .. Q o 9. , ' 962 ,: '...'r.o,'.:-fro. Qs S e ' v os. u v 'J a ,' fi '03 0 -o In 1-'. 9 Q Q . Q ' 1 0 S.. '..sj....,o 96 heyy: .al . , 'Q' .:'o'0 'Q o' 5.30 1 'Q 0 '- fm fn nf., ,un . , ,o .'.,-,-A.. ., 3,05 . , up u qv, '.'- , u,-' '-'.', , .5 f s 0 o 'v 4 o vo . no 'hh' -9. . .s b .gtgffi 57:3 Q.. '.- ,,'. u'.'. 6.92 -'32-12 53 :f3f3'? ,.g,:?,' ., -.g 4.-. Aff' :2?f2Efff: , , .. 1' -',.g:g'9 0 ,'A 3., atm 4,-.5 a or . '0 ,L . .s- .- - 'x if sq .H s '12 ,. ...r,::.: . .A '.' f., yn 'I4'.g: 4 '3 1 .1...,....... 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X2 I Va' sem 1 C Ourt Dlzgnltary errold Pccry Lady m W8lflUE, Betty Ruth Mchl Ili 44 I I sw 3yUx-W' x0 O X -ifrqjl -in L AMW U Ing Dovoim am LOW SENIOR ROYALTY A ww p,l,ncLg! , VYXDCCNXCNQY AL at-95' Hood Prxmcss Phoebe Aucom Prxmc Bobby Holmu Ce Omas Robmso C655 M neuen I1 Q U0 S Aaavk Q fa Q., ef 'Q' Duchess Ruth Baker Duke Billy Szmdefer xx C 'L A N A 0 x 2' r-lx N. C VB XX -J ,Jv Q Duchess Portia Smith Duke Milledge MC'COI1UiC0 JUNIOR ROYALTY Duke Bobby Rice Duchess Barbara Putnam Duke Marvin Fontenot Duchess jeamiine Kenyon Duchess Virginia McNamara Duke Harold O'Brien Duchess Billie Marie Emmons Duke Fred Hill 1 -it Duke Chester Wfilliams Duchess Barbara Landrum Duke Albert Pessara Duchess Helen Beckman 4 it Q.-X INR i 9 NN dl Y W '- Wm 4 in -k As Ehzabetb beg KX -YA DO YOU REMEMBER THE DECEMBER SENIOR BALL . . . ti When Kin is GCIIC uds - Crown ed xml Fl ' J , 1- -91' . , -1 ik N , All kv 4 M The royal pair cmcrgcsf Wa 'Nl' 1, R 8,1 Q .. 11-.T 1 ., fi: .. mf f 'vig - gugrf, - ,suv-5gE, ' H, - , 'r fy--3f4,sE,2f A N ,ASQ if ' E I Egg . A 4 , ff ,L ..,.1, 'Q 'A ,fa XX' if 41 1 gl 1 Y 1 ffm HQ. L: , 1 'gm vii 1, ' u A ff' HIGH SENIOR ROYALTY J ws Huge i D Dnug' K like V E Homo: 14 for K NW O efly A Lady in Waltxng CourtD1f.,mtary Cnntlcman nn Wxltnrmg, Bexcrly Crouch Bobby Holmes I rcddlc Robus gel W 3yU9f W A eo a La 3 x00 I5 C Sffx ensmng EA dw 0 P W '7 c O .Hifi 'iA.is S,xi J i Q W 7: J Q . . I Y C11-an , .A x a mx 3 K It U A va-45 KN 'Q 5 iv I 1 -' X Cc tl! V , ' G 'njfm' ' I --KG' . , LOW SENIOR ROYALTY P mln ff W wwf he jaw IWW CM WM ,gf sf QUPQJQX rl ,.,, -29, WA 3 I Q X 2 S V ,MNCV p 1f P , -qi can G 69 Kfssey My Ji ay I J' V 11 . , -0 Prince Billy Rube Primcss 'lorry Nowlin . g' J' . , 4 ' f , pf A I' ghunx AI J P4 ,A K. 1 imdb: xirAuXLXxG we JUNIOR We swf xvfgx xwema OYALTY our Jiffy pe Duke Em 1, Yxo5W uL 10005 LOY D fflgttt fi'-at R Cneljd A Ind Ufhc 58 flswtd B Duahws V M53 Y O uk C Ov ufxi- aov 53 :QW 41.17081 '-:lv D UA C Don uxsf- S xmm H95 L3 ,4 D L unhws B nhl Heb E. SOPHOMORE ROYALTY D LIIKC D lr Y 67- DN PLKCY SW' D ukbcss A e nvfx 1055 C Xl C117 1708-117 Dui,-C. P .lui po Well DUCIIOSS Ca A 4 , , . I-Ol GO0dWlh - .,-nf' At the right are several participants in the sewing glass style show. Moaleling their own ireations, the girls are, first row, left to right: Norma lfaulkner, Parr Davidson, jackie Gardenhire, Marilyn Hoag, Irene Vifyrle. Seionil row: Minnie Wilson, Dixie Harvey, anal Zula Bass. ...i- l . l V I - E un l n.' ' l -A A-.Q i ' er., '4 x' A familiar classroom scene is shown at the left as Miss Irene Smith Conducts a trig rlass. 1 lfive very iiiiporiaii C 'mhers ot I. -I. High winks, who prepare tl iiious looil serveil I e ialeteria eaih ilaxy 4 ...ff- 5 li. The above picture was snapped at the 1949 Maroon party convention. A similar scene took place in the Field House where the Gold Party convention was held. These annual conventions are held to nominate and elect the officers to serve the following semester, CHARLES BANKSTON WALLACE JOHNSON 1950 Gold Party 1950 Maroon Party Chairman I Chairman sl Rf 2? if TOYS FROM TJ. FOR THE KIDS OF P.A. was the slogan of the toy drive put on by the Student Body Congress during the Christmas season in 1949. Pictured above with some of the numerous contributions are, left to right: Georgeann Beene, Susan Merrill, Hall Lambert, Parr Davidson, Betty Garrett, and Freddie Lucas. GENE WEBB Izdzmr 171 C1716 M n.wa...nn u. un.: x.zr..,4-,Q MR W C JONES 1... M198 ETHEL MLCONNIIL Prnzfez 0 S 011 ?-T 15 RIN! on w. z.-5? has ltd 4 Y Yudr U... nm-gn --1 Ill U N NIHFWKIITYX lllllllli RM HIM!!! lNTlllllfNRH1 'IHE PILOT 2 A . ffl X V Xzlx- 4'A4f1z1 OX A, 1 L I 'Viv Q ., Q K is I PATSY CREED Cfz-Ijdilm'-Sl!7f'if1g iz A quartet of PILOT reporters experiented a BIG thrill this semester when they interviewed movie stars JOHN BARRY' MORE, IR.. CHILL XX'ILLS. and LOIS BUTLER. The above pitture was snapped during the interview. Lett to right are Barbara Crockett, Mr. Wills, Camella Polite, Mr. Barrymore. Nelda Guidry, who won a date with Mr. Barrymore in a lotal contest. Leona Duhose. and Norma Sehardt. BEVERLY CROUCH C0-Editarffprnzg K. F--'4 1949-50 PILOT reporters are, first row, left to right: Sims, Jennings, Bross, Dixon, Coon. Hunter. LeBouet, Martin. Seeond row: XY'.1ll. Arendale, Houston, Guillory, Sykes, Burrows. Third row: Dennis. Dixson. Pillitere. Natol. Chauvin. Hays, jones. Fourth row: Crouth, Martindale. Ulmer. Polite. Daniels. r I THE YELLCW him. NANCY CLARKE Lzfllm ACKET SONY LYNN A 1 pix K ?J1'Quvzi'ztim1x Af'ff17lie,1'-QZYERSEN I 435' ' I IZ l. ACN! C0-Ed V1 C0-Llfjfm. dmllr MISS ETHEL MCCONNELL SE DUBO Liggffgfif C0-Efmm' Gir N ' 5111011 101' WALLACE JOHNSON Boys SIIIOVN Ezfflw' HAT C' A -f -TIE DEVILLIER ' ffffff-' CQ-Lzfffw, .sf A .w 3? sponsor, Mr. Xxfard, are ad sales- men Henry Lareade, Bdrlura Bur- rows, Laura Villereal. and Spencer Ray. I Q 5' 5 Q i f X .. S UA 4.-'Q Above. left to right, are Xerell Hargus, Faculty Editor: XXf'r1ml.1 Hamhy. Ad Editor: Robyn.1 Rohin, Art Editor3 and Irma English, Snap Shot Editor. if Examining ad layout with their Senior editors for the 1950 YELLOW JAC lxE'I are left to right Norma Sthardt Carol Prtritlx Llizalveth Donan lrcda Kelly Anim Cullom and M rr, Martin Pittured at the left are the xarioub editors representing the different half-grades in Thomas efferson High. They are. left to rileht: john Otey, High Sophomoreg Ceeil Benoit. Hodges, Low Sophomoresg and Velma Porter, unior. 'luniorg Clovis Morrisson and jerry Aline HS Rcnclla Arnaud H5 Landalc Broussard M Li essifa Barbosa' ' L6 Betty Crouch ' ' ill' Ill ff' 4 X -J!!-Q lib-Q KING AND QUEEN OF HE ARTS IRANK EIDOM and FAYE EDGERLEY L4 Peter Slgona Ann Alcxandcr -.AV 'Sr L5 Donald Wyble H Hl 4 e en Berkman H4 Albert Pessara as , H6 Nxrlxy Braun H -.. .. P 5 nr , J 6.1 A - , , . A ll If W X Nm I 0 ' M Q X :HX A-'E , f E 3 'Q f ' E il Q 6. A ? NX KV of E S 2 . S Z XS X . ig Q 7 x Ill 4 H A L4 I f - A l A 5. fc ZZ' 5 . ' fw- . '34 ! . b ,I . 0. ' , 4 O ' Q' 64 , na 4 I ' rfin u A1 xx 4 A ,fmf g:f vii. P71 x ' ir'-st? if' , iff QP 411A V S' f Y 'U i'Wi'f'1 . AQ x V . 0A. q, in ,414 . . 1 . ' g '5 7 'L' x, Q ' 1 Q if M! my ' A 'A' .Pit- ,'1'X fi'J ff5 4 ' X + L1 :N . 1,11 Ix Dangerous Dot Wise was in the act of murdering 'Georgeous' Becne when Referee Butth Crouch stepped in and restued the Hhegiutiful young wrestler. Managers Simon and Collins look on with grins and gripes respectively. 'sl 2 55, swf M X 5 u s'l5, l' ,f u 0-vu ll 23' Q . A 3 N . 1 v v L I 5, s il! 'U . f Q.. Q'-WR sw Lk ..-- 1, is 'gl CHEER LEADERS A, Victor Kelly june Mills Jerrold Pcery ...la-...Ag-a1.Llil.... Mris llorencc Ropcr Gvscn 'I lpps Ira Scroggms ranges Varnado r V-30s.R5r1An Bnousswmb 'THE DRAKES . if Quay ppwou: To Hou OWAY Mlaunmmsow Blum ORD FU5'L'E-R tcaoucu Sums tpzeavr F2 CTON Q Boeasmfw Q Esau s :Amo Ig? 5' 's. In a A fc-, Y' ,W 4, , N'?fe..5 'N' Nuff I 'P ,ff-59 fm fb 1. .JWHJ ff!-x Q 2 , w. Sw I5 + 2W H2'. ,105 5 0. If I A A V' f 5.gw..g:.' Il 'I' 2' 'r' 4,52- .fty -: :' 5259 S351 '. -1:5552 ,J , .. , lf ' . . I 1.4,-4 .- -,7 I, -,sy .I H, I A 1522 5 gf- 'G -. Z? .. 9,5 D-Q-.ig fi. 2 Cabinet-fllill Semester. Bottom row, left to right: P.itsy Young, Carmen boliz, V.iler.1 Simmons. 'lessioi B.1rhos.1, Patsy Creeil, B.irh.ir.1 Liintlrum, Cih.irlotte Greenwxxiy. Seeonel row: Alite Sherwooil, M.ir5g,u'et L.1irel, Virginia MeN.un.ir.i. M.iry George. Patsy Whilker. Nettie jo XX'h.1ley. Thirel row: lfrgnk Ggireiti, Sim H.irm.in, Minnie Lou XY'ilson, 'lean Long, Christine Thonus, Cordon Siitterwhite. Fourth row: I..1wrente Culver. Pat Murphy, john Otey. Harold U'Brien, Henry vU.1lLlOIl, Bolw Lee, Oiles M.ittiz.1. Top row: Freddie Lueas, ,Iessie Mont.ilvo, Marvin XX'i1eldell, Ronnie Reeiler. SOPHOMORES Glenili Athortl Rolwert Alqery George Auld QC' tg il 1? Bonnie Aytotla ,Iessitt1B.1i'lNos.i Annette Bertoloni 3- Bill Briiilley gan ,Y Vw-Av z . 3 ,wp 'limes Briulsluw 'KY' ff? Smith Bron n Bessie Cuiiiirise I 1 'lulius Cuntu :G ,', Q gs. ' 'F K D ' gt' f h.irles fi.lslL'llO xt A, i es. ., X Jw R ,, V i Mgrtin Clemmon , ' XY'iln1.i Clothier 4 Nj 'lf l. Connelly .M I I j X fda Q17 an Elroy Etlwsrds Agapito liileon Bob Fisher T. Elenikan Wanda Fletcher Ruth Iforemrin Viola lforse ,lack l reem.in Antonio Ci.ilv.1n l7r.ink G.irti,1 Horne Geirtri Phillip Ci.1rti.1 Kenneth Glrner lNI.iry Ann George Helen Gonzales johnny Cortez Barlmra Cr.1vv ford Patsy Creed Billie Crisp Lgivvrenee Culver Dale Daniel Virginia Daniels P. j, Dattlo Donna Davis Ernest Davis Milton Davis Betty Jo Dccuir Paul Diamond Earl Dore Rdyinond Drake ff is' 7' v 'off W we N ,. a fs 'i I i f I X ,J 4' it i 1 v- 'lacquelyn King Vifantla Knight james Lackey ff, Margaret Laird Barbara Landrum Phelan Land Billy Landry Kenneth Langlinaiz ...f ' 'X Carroll Lavergne ,f 4 , , , ., ' f' .f fl:-li Sylvia Lavine ' fx I 4 ' 1: i ' L f '4- . J 9 , . fr ' , , ,lf I Margaret Leach Marshall Lelilant Bob Lee Mary Frr rrul es Leon lean Long Dorothy Graham Charlotte Greenway Dudley Guidry Peggy Guilbeaux Betty Hampton Paul Hampton Sarah Harmon Larry Higgenbotham john Hollander Hilda Hollier Laverne Holmes james jackson Geneva jinks Kenneth jones jane Kimball 457 Nathan Murillo Pat Murphy Donald Nelson Harold O'Brien Rita Ortego john Otcy Sybil Owcrs jcrry Palmcr Patsy Peake james Perkins Howard Picard Allen Picou Peggy Prejean joe Ramirez s , K' s. ' .,-.l,r.,1 'N' 1 f 1 I' S. i 1v,iV LL .+'.,f ii Ao, 'v f - 'W X .., Q i Bcwecta Lovclady Katherine Loukas jo Ann Louvicrc Freddy Lucas Bill MLCorklc Quillen McCoy Vifcylon McDonald Alton McGill Virginia McNamara Wfclda Mallory Odes Mattiza jimmy Miller Pearl Miller jesse Montalvo Bob Moss vf-1 Paul Ramirez QP' 1 ,.1 I K. ,av ' X, Daniel Theriot Christine Thomm ,fl '39 dl 1 -' Q ,gpg g Q . I Exl 3 inf' rn , rf? l 1' X an , f fa' 5-A' i'-3 7-'J 1 .. i5 R Z'ef av-in i if 5555 1 1 ale, Q , 3 ,. .ff R 46.3 Qc ?i2f my 9 3 ' Qs . Paul P. Ramirez Byron Ready Ronald Reeder Dale Riee jesse Rodriguez lfred S.lllli0I'kl Gordon Satterwliite jerry Srhrieher Aliie Sherwood V.iler.i Simmons Helen Simon George Smith Carmen Soliz B.irlu.ir.i SVVilI'l5Oll Paul Tanner 1-- fa - 'eff Roy Tiller Virginii1Torren ' Jerry 'I'rg1h.in ' l Betty Vgirimdo joseph Vennrello F S- I? 'S T' 3' Ronnie Vidrine ' Ve -,g i 5, X 5 ,, ' 4 1 I Q55 4757 Marvin XX'iiddel .M , dj 'NW V W Patsy W.1lker V ' ,hw 7 K F, X fi l f .e 5 , A I 'Zu -VVA i fl 1 f f Henry XX'.ilton Dorothy XV.ird I, gs 13: N3 ' ,Swat gd ,T i Nettie lo XY'l1.1ley 'f , ff' e If 5 4.,, R , . J Kenneth XY'igli.ini ' ,, A A .M ' X ! ' ' -2 ' 14 ' '-'V ' BillieWilli.iiiis 4 I i Chester Wiliams Charles Willingham Donald Wyble Mamie Lou'Wilson Patsy Young Swrlng C llWlHCl llrst row left to rxght Delulr Snmmons Slmon, Greenway, Varnido HIITWIIOII Alhord beyond row Creed Harmon Lurd lXlLNLlI11df3,ThOI11HS, Lcagh lanllrum Third roxx Nlurlhy Otu Sltcrxxhxte Lu W ilton Mattiza, Tanner, l.uL:1s Im rom XX lllllI1lS OBr1Ln lJllI11LI' Drlka Rua Rculcr Brullcy, Dattlo. Patricia Albers Melvin Allen Jeanette Almon Maxine Arnold Betty Arthur Socorro Avilez Mary Elaine Axtell Roland Babin Burt Barclay john Barnes Richard Barras Rudell Becker Helen Beckman Peggy Beard Robert Beasley Tommy E. Berry Joseph Bertrand Beverly Bienvenue Delores Blanco Grady Bly Carloyn Booz Jeanette Borel Doyal Boring J. C. Boswell james Boudreaux Preston Bourg Evelyn Boyd Morris Brandon Martha Brannon fl 'a' 41 GI .l ,ali 4-7' SOPHOMORES r ' fs in A f h ,Y jx i ,fx Margie Bremer Dewey Brown Mabel Brandon Kenneth Brookshire Laurel Brownlee Loretta Broussard P. Bruno Harold Buckner Robert Budwin Effie Burke Jeanne Byrd jackie Carlquist Loretta Carlquist Jo Ann Carter Judy Chadwick Margret Changos Eva Choate Stewert Coffman Doris Collins Barbara Comeaux Gay Nell Comeaux Gene Cooksey Richard Corder Sam Coulhourn Melvin Cousins Barbara Craby Frank Crieehio Mari 'lo Crisman jane Crouch David Crow SOPHOMORES 1 gi .1 if M ' Y' Z f 1: V! , , -3 401 la 'I va Ruth Daigle jo Ann Dailey Bettie McDaniels Roy Daspit Tyrell Davis Jacqueline Dawson Ronald Decuir A. Degeyter Francis Deinent Gloria Derouen Lloyd Deron joseph Derouen Lois Dessell Leopold Villegas Don Dixon Shirley Dodson Eldon Draper Betty Dupleclmin Marie Dupre Kenneth Eikenhorxt joe Elizondo Billie Marie Ernmona Dan Estrello Kieth Farmer Shirley Faulk Mary Finley Patsy Finn Lloyd Fite Mary Pat Flynn Albert Follet Bull lfolxorn Clrllwrt lfonu-not Hoyd lforw Lloyd Iforsc Corinnu lfoxtur johnny lfostcr I. 'lf Ifox -lolmn Chrcid Batty Garvin CQl.1ud Gasrurd hf.1fgFCCGdSPJfd Betty Goodwin jo Ann Goss Patricir1Graccy john Grccr Mi nmrx ic Grccr lfrcd Gregory David Gross Muy Alirc Huw Dorllry H.1glcr Mary Ruth H.rlcy Clmrlcy Hanson M.1ry 'loyrc I l.lI'kLjI'.lXL Donald H.1ffix Curtiw Hurrngton Norrix Hurington Frank Hcrrrngton Stew Hmxthornu Robert Hmrn Bcrtlu Hcrlwcrr Thomas Hendrickson Claude Herpin Marilyn Herron Gwendolyn Hightower Fred Hill jerry Hodges Lysabeth Hogan james Hollingsworth jo Holloway Betty Holstead Pearl Holmes Harry Holten T. W. Hosch C. W. Hubbard Bobby joe Hughs Francis Humphries james Hussey Harold jackson Hazel jackson Donald james jack jernigan Bobby johnson Clydine johnson Melba jordan james joynt Paul jorgenson Dixie judice Dot judice john judice Donald Kelly Billy Kcndrirk Robert Kenyon Iliy Lois King Sylvia Klcrka Mary Sue Laird Barbara Landry H.irold L.mdry M.iry Lois Landry Riuhiirii L.mdry Eiirlcnc L.inf: Kithryn L.1timcr Clmrlcs Lawson Frclami L.iycrnc Bi1rb.ir.i LeBlanc Donald LcBl.1m' Rclwuoi LcBl.im' Lilley LcM.1irc jerry Lcwis Sidney Licblirig jo Aim Lippcmott iframes I.ovc1,icc George Lurgxx Dorothy Lynd Niii.1G.ii1 Ninkcy' H.1rryM.1ll-Lu Kiruii Nhliiigrcii I..iviii.iM4riuc1 'liITIINy'ixI.il'fiI1 Nolwyn ixfJI'liH j. D, Matt james Matthews Curtis May James May Judy McDonald William McDonald Mary McKee james McLaughlin Edith McMillan Billy McMillan Mary jean McNabb Katherine McQuistion Joyce Meiner Elmer Mehl Phyllis Melton Wanda Melton Ralph Merwin Clarence Miguez june Milburn jeaninc Moore William Moreau Clovis Morrisson Jack Moser Ida Mulkey jack Fliniken Ann johnson Eva Nell Nash Edward Nelson Henri jo Nelson Patsy Newman Marvin Noack jimmy Norris Patsy Norsworthy Don.1ltlOlivcr Helene Ulscll Gcmltlinc O'Quinn Ctrl liirkcr XY'.1ntl.1 P.1ttin Cllurlu Pxulos Anthony Pctorino joseph Pccorino Vcrtlis Perkins Albert Pcssgrra Dolores Picrue Donald Pierre -lo.in Pinnlcr i-'xiinic l.cc Poll.iril Hlninu Porter xvXUllI1L'lJOLlIlLlS Alton Prowler ,lcvc l'rcNtOIl l'r.inlqlin Prolt llugli Ptirwcr lfrln.iR.1incs Scrcnl R.1Ill'ilI'l ,lo Ann Rgwls Louis Raul Dolly Rcitl Myrriw Riwtift Erncntinc Rliodcn W'illi,1m Rcnbland SOPHOMORES .l -29 X T .. if l'.e D 1 9 2 , 2 in IL 0 -4, 'D ' ,I -if-' Q l ' X X, f N i I ll I fx f f f 1 ,Vw viii! , ,. X 1 lf, I-0 -0' if. l Y 1 5. 4, . ,J- .af ..,f K 4-' ' ig ,L Mary Ann Renshnw Jacqueline Riley Francis Rizzo Matkey Roberts Sybil Rohicheaux Delores Rodgers Robert Rogas Emilio Rojo Allen Romero George Roy Martha Siitterfieltl Willitiiiu Savant Audrey Savoy Billy Sehoenhurg Delores Sherman Frances Shipley james Simon john Simms Leonard Sims Bobby Smith joretta Smith Pauline Smith Charles Soileau Georgette Sonnier Dorothy Spivey Betty Sprague jo Ann Stephens Edith Stevens Frieda Stevenson Suzanne Stevenson SOPHOMGRES 'J' lr? 1312 uri ,,.-r , sm CO' 8,1 N 3? 'Qi , f ' s X Jin gf 4 G 1 -nv uf? Af nuff: 17.3. -of all l '? -va L 06 IR4 r 'flnir if khznv-1 4-79' ,.-4 and if :QL 'Q' ,ns- 4-nl -iv 'Q' 4'1 Ralph Stimits Dottie Nell Story Melvin Straus Elva jo Sutherland Geneva Swanzy Carl Swenson jo Ann Taylor Charles Tesch Gerald Thibodeaux Herbert Thomas Florence Thorne Eleanor Thornell Airley Tibbets Ema Ruth Trahan jennis Tucker Nina Betty Uehlinger Johnnie Vincent Betty Wagner Dowald Wagner jean Wallace Betty Rae Wanack Judson Ward Thomas Watler Bob Webb Glenda White jerry Wiley 7 Kenneth XY illiamson I Van Marcus W illiams Gay Sue Willis Risa Belle Wilsford SOPHOMORES Lillian Wilsori Minnie Wilson Shirley W0lUdCk -0 Charlotte Wfoocls joy Ann Woodson joyic Wooel Winiuic Wfyblc XX'ilma Ycrlvy M ,Q Ronald Yost Riulmrd Young Pits, 7LI'll1tLUL MISS IOLISI' ERXWIN K xx N NN w Q i oxx LX uhh in mu N 1 Q lui NIL ii N i oni YOLIL 1 Ulgi L i o Llll' i ron Lv in Nh lillin Ll 2 lu Cum iw,-iv! ,jo Xflfzzziffp' Q X H , .Fi X X , , f A ,mx Q i i 1 'X - 5 X x L 1 f L - 1 5 1' X A ' ai 4 w ' 5 . 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I -1 O 2 F E 1 Zlqffg SYN D3 N 'mio 'plrdsvg JUJH '.h'm1'11V 'UCSF-I5 '1nLlul1 1 i V' -- X ,vid --- k-- ,nm 1 i , w ...J X 1 in 41 .., ......, S- L i -I 1 MQ GM fa DARRELL LAI ITTL XI L STAT I C LARD P GAIL BULLS KLL STA'Il BAC lx PORT ARTHU R-27, ODESSA-I 3 Odessa, Tex.,.Sept. 10-Long before the 1949 football season opened, the Port Arthur Yellow jackets started playing up the opening game of a hope-filled year. Many months before, the halls of Thomas jefferson rang with one loud exclamation: Beat Odessa! A green bunch of boys made the long trip to west Texas just for that pur- pose. And furthermore, much to the surprise of all their followers, they returned to their home town with that victory behind them. Odessa's Bronchos, selected by many to take the state championship, got off to a blazing start by traveling 75 yards in eleven plays. Such a fast send-off caused many people to think that the contest would be a run away. But the youngsters from Port Arthur were not to be denied. It took the jackets only eight tries to go for their score. Frank Eidom scored his first touchdown of his, and the team's, 1949 season. Freddie Lucas let his toe tie the score. The Yellow jackets tallied three more times with Eidom crossing the line twice and Gail Mills carrying once before Odessa could find power enough to score. The Port Arthur boys did the trick by staging the biggest upset of the week, 27-13. GALVESTON ACTION PORT ARTHUR-7, FORTIER-0 New Orleans, La.. Sept. 16-fAnother out-of-town game was the second of the year for the Port Arthur Yellow jackets and again they were slated to lose to a team believed to be much stronger, lfortier High, the Crescent tity and state thampion ot' the year hetiore, was supposed to he one of the strongest teams to appear on the jacket sehedule. A defensive game was expetted and that is exaetly what the fans got. For three long periods, the battle raged bank and forth without either team receiv- ing a break. ln the middle of the third quarter, Frank liidom broke through the Tarpon setondary and galloped '42 yards for a score. The most heautiliul run ot the whole season was talled hatk hetause ot' a tlipping penalty. lfinally, thanks to .1 nice job at quarter back, Mickey Cappadonna tired the New Orleans lads with continuous end runs. Then, it was just a matter of driving to a last period tally. Freddie Lucas and his toe racked up the last score ot the game. FORTIER GAME ACTION PORT ARTHUR-50, MILBY-6 Port Arthur, Tex., Sept. 23-The first home game for the Yellow jackets was against a Houston team, Milby High. With two wins in the record hook, the Port Arthur team still had not proven themselves to the home town fans. Skepticism was still running high. Bogging down on the first drive, the jackets held Milby, took over on the Houston team's aio, and went for a touchdown with Cotton Mills carrying the leather. jumping to a quick six point lead, the jackets again scored after stopping the Buffaloes. Scoring almost at will, the home team built up a 31-O score at the half. The jackets scored once more before the Milby Buffaloes could clear away the fog and see their way to a touchdown. Hitting the line again and again, the Milby boys finally managed to cross the goal line for their only tally. Mills scored three times. Frank Eidom made two, Billy Wfhaley, two, and Mills tossed to Mickey Cappadonna for another. MILBY GAME ACTION PORT ARTHUR-4I, SAN JACINTO-6 Port Arthur, Tex., Sept. 30-Another Houston football team made the fateful journey to Port Arthur for the purpose of stopping the three game winning streak, but to no avail. Bringing against the Yellow jackets one of the best, fastest, and trickiest T forma- tion teams in the state of Texas. Never before in the history of Thomas jefferson High had Port Arthur fans seen any finer ball handling. The San Jacinto Bears were held after six attempts. Then the Yellow jackets took over and traveled 84 yards to a touchdown. The Golden Bears took the Port Arthur kick- off and brought the ball back for a score of their own to tie the count at 6-6. Fighting all the way in the second period, neither team could score until almost half time. Then, the jackets recovered a Bear fumble and Gail Mills finally cracked the line from two yards out to break the tie. The half ended with Port Arthur leading, 13-6. From there on, the Bears were whipped by sheer power. In the last half, Frank Eidom carried for one, Mills for another, Milton McGee for one, and Eidom threw to Charles Bankston for the last. SAN JACINTO GAME ACTION PORT ARTHUR-2I, PASADENA-0 Port Arthur, Tex.. Oct. 7fThe Pasa- dena Eagles were the next bunch of boys to move into the mosquito infested coastal town but even the mosquitoes refused to venture out on such a dismal night as greeted the visiting team. K SENIOR ANCHORS Lafitte, Cappadonna, Mills, Walker Rain poured from every nook and cranny on or about the field. Mud, the great equalizer, was inches deep. From the start, either team could win. With the weather the way it was, favorites were not picked. After holding the Eagles on their set of downs, the Yellow jackets made a quick march down the field scoring on a pass from Frank Eidom to Gail Mills. Midway in the second stanza, Port Arthur capitalized on a break and Mills carried five straight times for the count. Lucas added his second placement of the night. Nearly at the end of the third quarter, the jackets took over on their own 25 and went the distance in fourteen attempts with Mills again going over for the counter and Lucas letting his toe add the final point. PASADENA GAME ACTION PORT ARTHUR-33, CORPUS CHRIST!-0 Port Arthur. Tex., Oct. 14-After .1 torrential downpour the week before, all Port Arthur fans expected anything to happen. The only thing they were sure about was that .1 game would be played. Frank Eidom. the passer of the team and a favorite of the fans, was forced to view this one from the sidelines due to an injury received the week before. W'ithout him, the coaching staff didn't know what would happen. The Yellow jackets scored the first time they gained possession of the ball. Cotton Mills carried the ball across after he, Mickey Cappadonna, and .1 pass to Bill VC'haley shared honors going 70 yards. Minutes later, in the second quarter, Wfhaley and Mills traveled 71 yards with Xwhaley finally scoring. Returning to the field after the half, the jackets found a tired bunch of Corpus Christi boys ready to resume the game. Whaley' scored once again in the third, Then Billy Sandefur struck pay dirt for the first time and Harold O'Brien plunged across for the final tally making it the fifth victory for the Yellow jackets by a score of 33-0. CORPUS CHRISTI ACTION PORT ARTHUR-56, ORANGE-6 The Port Arthur Yellow jacket 1949 football season moved into the home stretch as their first district game arose before them. The Orange Tigers, rated before the season as the team to beat, were looked on as not too powerful. Coach Bud Tomlin had so arranged his schedule the previous year that his team would draw a bye before the all-important Orange tangle. With this the case, he was able to give the jackets a continuous two week workout and had them keyed up for the district opener. Cotton Mills and Frank Eidom shared the honors of setting up the first Port Arthur tally with Eidom finally cracking the line for the score. After that initial touchdown, there was no doubt in the minds of any Yellow jacket fan as to who would win. Eidom scored two more six pointers besides the first, Mills made two, Billy Whaley crossed the goal the same number of times, and Harold O'Brien ran one over. Besides these touchdowns, Freddie Lucas, using his toe, was able to score five conversions and one field goal for a total of eight points. Orange rooters went wild when, in the third quarter, a long pass play was good for 43 yards and a touchdown. This was the only blood drawn by the Tigers. ORANGE GAME ACTION PORT ARTHUR-37, SOUTH PARK-7 The Port Arthur Yellow jackets, undaunted in seven previous engagements and in the thick of district warfare with an overwhelming victory over Orange behind them, were slowly being recognized as the potential team to whip for the state championship. Witli that record in the books, the Yellow jackets next had to move into Beaumont for the annual game against the South Park Greenies. Not considered generally as a strong team, the Greenies. after their upset victory of Marshall, now received a certain amount of respect and were considered dangerous in the clutches. Possibly the game before had taken most of the fight out of the boys because the South Park game was the poorest showing made by the Yellow jackets in the 19,49 foot- ball season. The line couldnt open up holes. The backs couldnt get started and the blocking by all was the worst of the year. The score did not typify the type of game played by the Port Arthur-team. Wfhen they got the ball in scoring position, the jackets couldnt go overg the first time that had happened all year. If they had been up to par, this fracas would have definitely been a one sided affair because of the fact that South Park never threatened and was weaker than expected. SOUTH PARK GAME ACTION PORT ARTHUR-54, PORT NECHES-7 Port Arthur, Tex., Nov. I l- fThe Port Nethes Indians. next door neighbors to Port Arthur, was the third clistritt game of the season stheduled, The Indians had already tome out on the short end ol' the score in one gaine so the local fans were not expctting too inueh of a ball game but surprising little Beaumont still had to he rernernlvered. Onte again scoring at their first opportunity. Gail Mills threw a pass to Frank Eidoin lor the counter, No time had elapsed before Mills scored utter two attempts from the 55. A short time later Mills again scored, this one from the fifty. After that, it was literally no tontest, The Yellow 'latkets stored virtually at will. Mills rnade another, Eidoin urossed onte, Mills threw to Mickey W'allcer for another, and Eidoin passed to Billy W'haley for the last. Freddie Lutas added tive points the hard way, one at a time. PORT NECI-IES ACTION CONVERSION PAIR Cappaclonna and Lutas PORT ARTHUR--72, BEAUMONT-I3 Port Arthur, Tex., Nov. 2-l-f'Age-old Turkey Day rivalry with the Beaumont Royal Purples came down to its true meaning in 1949, with both teams coming down the home stretch neck and neck. The final game, this one, would decide who would get the district crown and he eligible to represent ll AA in the state playoffs. Beaumont realized that the only way to win this one would he to open up passing and continue to do so for forty-eight minutes. But this startegy backfired. Harold O'Brien intercepted and on the second try, Cotton Mills went 542 yards for the score. For the second straight week, the Yellow jackets scored almost any time anyone felt like working up the energy to run down the field. So many touchdowns were made that nearly everyone lost count. The play of plays, though, came in the closing seconds of the game. Six points more would set a new margin hy which the jackets had heaten Beaumont but the ball rested on the Port Arthur three. Gail Mills faded back, cocked his arm, and let fly with a pass completed to Claude Gaspard on the fifty. He went all the way for a score. BEAUMONT GAME ACTION t if i J 1 ii! vpn yi ,K xfiif Qi ig tfimjii ,V 5 X, lu? 5, s ' 'W' ' ' Y -was .-- I 4 . v , I ij- . mf' ed PORT ARTHUR-26, GALVESTON-6 Port Arthur, Tex., Dec. 5-Port Arthur was slated to play the Galveston Tornadoes of 12 AA for the birdistrict title and the Yellow jackets home field was designated as the spot. Playing back and forth in the first period, neither team could score. After an exchange of blocked punts, Tomie Ward, big 200 pound Galveston fullback, broke for the side lines and romped 46 yards to take the lead, 7-0. But a few moments later, just time enough to get mad, Gail Mills came storming down the field and ran 38 yards to tie the score. After getting no where, Galveston punted, and Port Arthur turned the trick again for another tally. Frank Eidom scored this one and another just a few minutes later. Mills went over once in the third period, also. Although played on a rain-soaked field in a blinding deluge, the score was higher than most had expected. PORT ARTHUR- I 3, MARSHALL-0 Port Arthur, Tex., Dec. 10-East Texas' contribution to 1949 football, the Marshall Mavericks, came to Port Arthur to meet the Yellow jackets in the state quarter-finals battle. Once again, as the week before, the jackets didn't seem to be able to get rolling. Finally, after intercepting a pass, the team was able to advance the ball to the Marshall nine. From there, Freddie Lucas booted a field goal that was just short of the mark. Then late in the first half, Frank Eidom tossed to Mickey Cappadonna, a play that covered 71 yards and the first score of the game. The final tally came in the third stanza when Gail Mills hit left tackle for 72 yards and the last score, making it 13-0, MARSHALL GAME ACTION -rf PORT ARTHUR-I4, AUSTIN-20 Port Arthur, Tex., Dec. l7hInto each life, some rain must fall, but it doesn't look like it should always fall in the lives of the Port Arthur Yellow jackets in their thirteenth game of the season playing for the right to participate in the finals of the state of Texas. The Austin Maroons had a sweet touch of revenge to hand to the Port Arthur team for the way that they were treated the year before. Not until the last few moments did anyone realize what was happening. It seemed impossible for any team to be able to bring to a halt the scoring might of a team as powerful as the Yellow jackets were. Witli a little over a minute gone. Albert Pessara stepped back to boot the ball out of danger but the low flying punt was blocked and recovered for a touchdown. just a few moments after, the Maroons started a drive that carried to a fourteen point lead. At last the jackets came to life and Gail Mills scored to cut the lead by half. But Austin wasn't through for the afternoon. A pass caught the jackets napping and the Maroons led, 20-7. Back comes Port Arthur to again cut the fatal lead but never enough. Taking the game 20-14, the Austin Maroons moved into the state finals. AUSTIN GAME ACTICN Q Q 2 r Gail Mills4Back Mickey Wfall-:er-End Darrell LafittcfGuard Gcnc HickcyfGunrd Paul Meyer-Center Tommy Hendrickson Billy Stanton Farrell Attz1way4EnCls ,S l. - Z. ' l. 2. 5. i 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. .sd n' .1 Q ,u 'tr gf x' Frank Eidom4-Back Charles Bankston--Back Billy Whaley'-Back jerry McCorklefGuard joel Lcvingst0nfGuard Milton McGee-Back Dcwaync FinchumfTacklc Hcrby EstcsfGuard Harold O'Bricn4Back X pm 'T' 9... 2 7, -fy'-QQ C Eugene Gaspard Kenneth Fulghumf- Ends j.1mcs Mqlnluglmlin -- Back I.. Carter- -Bank Freddie Lumsf -Guard Billy Sgmdcfur -link AlbcrtPcss.1r.1 link I-.1mialeBroussL1rd B.1Lk H ugh Wfilsormfff' BAL k C. I-. Cookscy - lind ba Joe Dorman jerry Petiette Q jerry Palmer ll Billy Brauniuger Don Coleman Tommy Hendrickson Elmer john Mehl Richard Landry Ronald Nunez Luther Childress .I- Albert Pessara johnny Foster Claude Herpin Xveldon Bailey Emilio Rojo Melvin Allen Robert Rogas james jaikson ,pf-.. TI-IEY'RE OFF! Harold jackson, Milton Wliite, Daniel Theriot, Phillip Garcia 1, ,wx -s:qw2.,1 .mylj 5,4 .,a,,.,. , f It 5 -7-1 ti, HOPE HE MAKES IT! Broadjumper Martin Clemens PLAY BALL! new ,,?r. -i x , Y ,N,,,,- L . ill., ,U 7:17 Ms, , A fwal ' f A +-'Wim - A Leonard Eddy, Charles Barksdale, Snippy Albers, Billy Sandcfur, mal-:c the dia- mond ready. xg. ' ISS GIRL'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS DOFOQ hy Lanqdster M BCH, L so KC Mxs Mano Mfss Flow n me COUO nfc R01 cr s nx- Lett to right. first row: Ruth Heard, 'loe Ann Ross. -Ieanette Stanley. Betty Me-lil. Lelia Nell Gritiitli. Setond row: -lennie Sue Moore. Dorothy Anderson. Georgeann Beene. Verna Dell Smith. Betty Bourg. Mary Ellen Ross. Tired but proud of their 21-16 vietory over the Low seniors. these High senior Long Horns' take time out for a tele- lwration at the annual All-Girl Dante. Catcher-flame Bailey, Batterflflelen Sim- mon, Pitcher-fZula Bass. Standing: Parr David- son, Judy Gerbens, Betty Hampton, june Mills. Sylvia Trundle. Sitting: Christine Thomas, Pauline Cohn, Frances Totino. Beverly Allen. Beverly Clrouth, Barbara Croekett. Mary Lou Holter looks confident as Ja L' l-c i e Gulledge sends the hall over the net. S ' 3 - ,, 1 Q vi E -54 ... ' Aiming stmight for the target .ire arrhers Biirlmra Crorkett, Norma Faye Edgerly and june Mills. Z' 1... l' - : ,ii II, J i A r' . if I , l gt Nr-+ Forming 11 fan pyramid are left to right: Sybil Owers, Zilla Bass, Patsy Hood. 'lrukie Rogers. Frances Middleton. ln the lmrkground Are. left to riglitr Betty Hdmpton. Ger- trude Crooks, ,lane Hailey. Helen Simon. G.R.A. POSTURE ACTIVITIES -lcnruc Sue Moore Imutux ,I wirmcrk mule .15 Mm Dorothx' I..mtt1Ntur .mpirtis her .1 LOFMIQC .ttltcr lvcing thoscn Pos- turc Queen ot' the xthool .II thc .umu.1l All-Girl D.mtc. Halt'-grade Posture Queens are, left to right: Betty Hampton, Bertha Hcbcrt. jerry Nowlin, Catherinc Anglcmcycr, .md Rcnclla Arnaud, X an IW' ea 2' is M 54 Y Y LETTER GIRLS FALL 4lOE ANN ROSS Pre Itltllf ,af Left to rlght fmt row Suuan Merrill Mary Lou I-lol ter Edna Mae Andrews Harrlot Haynes ankle Gullcdge Second row june Klng Wanda Russell H.1tt1e deV1ll1f.r Nanq Clarke Exelyn Plcton Betty Crough GEORGEANN BEENE Best All Around Glrl 5 OI I ICERS AND TLAM NIANACI:Rb Iett to rirht first row Dorothy Anderaon Georgerinn Beane ot Ann Rows Ninn Clarke betond rovn Mlfy Wcltli Betty Bourgh Vcrni Smith Mary Iou Holter ldni Mac Andrcvss aeltie Gulledge away lrirlioilklilliilit SENIOR I.E'I'TI2R CDIRLS Lett to right first row: Georreann Beebe Dorothy Anderson, Lelii Nell Criffith I 4 Rahe Mildred Weriier omn Holy, ennie Crrolyn Voremin Lena Bruno Bert IN flI'lC A Sue Moore Aniti Cossit M-iry Xlifeleh. Second row: Verna Dell Smith Dorothy Wist'. Shirley Sims Mary uckson Mary Ellen Ross Cleo Weldori Betty Mehl, Ruth Heird Jeanette Stanley, 'loc Ann Ross Verline Bergeron. Madeline IN1ontg,omt-ry. Betty Bourg, LETTER GIRLS-SPRING HSPORTSMANSHIP IS THE GOAL BUT PRACTICE IS THE ROAD TO IT Left to right, first row: Betty Crouch, Sonya Ingwersen, june King. Second row: Mary Perkins, Susan Merrill. The small number of Letter Girls is due to the acceleration of the High Five Letter Girls into the Low senior class. I 'Z Col 94, Q00 If 16 5' 8 'ii' 3 . 4- C. xl ., I ' 1 U ' I A I I tx' 'fl 1 OFFICERS AND TEAM MANAGERS-SPRING Mary Perkrns Jackle Gulledge Evelyn Plcton Betty Crouch Harrrot Haynes Hattxe de-Vllher Edna Mae Andrews Mary Lou Holter Wanda Russell Faye Ann Smlth Nancy Clarke LETTER GIRLS SPRING 9539355595 on its-:RRR .C HRW Sen1or Letter Gxrls left to rlght f1rst row Nelda ust1ce jackre Gulledge Mary Lou Holter Edna Mae Andrews Peggy Dob bertln Harrlot Haynes Rlta Zumo Second row Phoebe Aucm Carmen Escobedo Faye Ann Smrth Wanda Russell Nancy Clarke Cecnle Romero Thrrd row Hattle deV1l her oy Mackey Martha ane Heare Ewelyn Prcton Vlfglnla Alvarez Mary Elma Martln ' 7 I 7 . 7 7 I 7 I 7 7 7 Y I 7 I lv ' . D I fr, V . y . I 1 s . , A A - v Y . I , . X ,, ' rw , V Y, I 1 l 1 , vw ' ,. . u A F A ' za ' . ' N7 . 9 V J! , E W , , A VK U y 4 . , 1 J' W- K K . V - ., N- A , f . I 4, 1 7 X ' 'J X I V , . 'M' Q uv Q I ' ' ' . 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MACHINE CO General Conlracfors of Plpe Welding Sleel Erechon Fabrlcahon of Prpe and Sleel Boller Repairs and Relublng General Welding and Radlalor Repairs Draglunes and Traclors Repaured Buulders of Race Fneld Equlpmenl 0 Manufaclurers of Deshlled Waler PORT ARTHUR TEXAS n cz LU wage! NW' XT 5,4 Phone 33727 4lI Auslin Ave. Porf Arllnur Texas . . . A- Q'U NN A f vm . Q v'l 'I ' Y: ' 4 X, T wwlxli x 7,43 l lx ,I Q'-JN T L X X ' w lj-GA X I ., if ' T f F l '4k: I 'ul f X , 3 . xl U L f 5' nil jf ' .zf M444 ,- v C . . . . . . I f f 7' ,, Y x 3 ,WW E , , fffaegk K 4, I HI-NEIGHBOR WE KEEP PRICES DowN C1 , J ' I I ' I GILHAM CIRCLE AT THOMAS BLVD PORT ARTHUR TEXAS 748 HOUSTON AVE DIAL 7447 5' fflfg E gif? Concrete Sc Punuce Tile Translt DIIXCII Concrete Sand Sc Gravel ibm! 4712 SAB1 E BUILDERS SUPPLY C0 1248 FORT WORTH 1 Q QP CASH 8: CARRY lf QQIXITX 0 Sana Qou. fflorwq CLEANING PRESSING ALTERATIONS Odorless Cleaners 3219 16th St DLAL 2 2513 geo gage Nfl CTC? I2 S Your 0206 WW Dem.:-EIQ 40I 51'h Sfreef Por? Arfhur, Texas Q-Qcfgmam L.L.J IVIBEIQ CO. Beffer Homes For Pori' Arfhur X7 Z iaanflkl Q: - f 320I l6+h S+. Dial 7439 -I H A 5 . . D , aff2,T?1 if '2N, f2i1z'f2'f', fi r . ' - 2' I t Y r-?9c1:f7,Ly ,'. ' ZH?-?lA?ifJ2Jf . . ue' o . . N f p I 5 V 1 QD -' ' 1 i 1 i . Q Y O - 1' 0 ll 'W ... . , L +1 2 12: PEI ' ' 1'-f - -.iii yn I A ,-Z 5 .1 , ai? ND yy Xxx 6 . . - -, 'NQ 6 1. , . 0 . Congratulatrons Jackets Upon The Completlon of a Successful Football Season Comffwmwliil f Your Friendly Nelghborhood Texaco SERVICE STATION Who Serves Your Car Wlth Slcy Chief I'IavoIme an an Fure Chlet Texaco Gasolmes Motor Oils Martax Lubrlcahon ARNOLD S AUTO SUPPLY 30I0 Procter Ph 8433 BUCKLEY S AUTO SUPPLY 330I Procter Ph 402I CARL B WALKER SERVICE STATION 2I0O 7th St Ph 3230I COTHAM S AUTO SUPPLY 2200 Procter Ph 3586! CURTIS AUTO SUPPLY I6th St and 9th Ave Ph 34I6l JOE W COLEMAN SERVICE STATION 2330 I6th St Ph 32696 PETE COLLINS SERVICE STATION I448 7th St P 23I2I RAY S SERVICE STATION I346 Houston Ave Ph. 39I45 TWEEDEL AUTO SUPPLY 25th at 9th Ave. Ph. 3406I TWENTY FIFTH ST. SERVICE STATION 3235 25th Ph 39704 Tour With Texaco 0 .. O O I d d I I . I ' -'T' I 1- i - . - h. I 1-7 COMPLIMENTS TO THE BAND AND HUSSARS gigkefafzm Jewelers Musrcal Instruments Luggage H GH Haro Watch Makers Compluments fiom 5 fomiom I Nc: .L 0 520 PROCTER ST. COME IN TO SEE US Q 0 Flrst In Any Burldmg Service Dual 3 456I 2635 Beaumonr Highway a sflllkkr, x ! ' HOME OF JOHNNY MADE MILLWORKS Comffwnwliy PRICE 8: COMPANY EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS of EI TreIIes Cigars PI1rIIres Cigars Max Sellers Red Dors Greai' Sourhern Kung Edwards Schraff+s Famous Candles Kaywoodie and YeIIo Bole Pipes ll 0 o 0 o ll u , 'v-.II nf ,1 ' I ' I, ., 1-,l Nw, 'u X X ffl' fan' Hy, tl , l..-' ...lun multi. ill... I f 1' If In .I -N I 'If V... wsu f I' ' Ig f Is 0 , . Comphmcnts of 54, Trade Mark 1 HOME AGENCY sI-IERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS ServIce Cenfer GITTS ImperIaI Wallpaper HOME INSURANCE AGENCY 409 I0 Adams Building PICTUFG Frames Floor Covermgs 4I6 5I'I'1 S+ Phone 4367 fza facie Ziwq To The Groduotlng Class of Martln Lumber Corporatlon COMPLETE HOME BUILDING SERVICE 40I FIFTH ST DIAL 8835 ' 55? NAXEQPTII A 'C CO. u Your Local Paini' O00 . cfm? ' 'YI' IS? CLIFTON STUDIOS L4 f o TE PHONE P oc:TER PHONE PORT R HUR TEXAS Zz4fzaZZZ'0vzL SENIORS 1950 FACULTY STUDENTS Kleas Latlmam Motor Company FIFTH STREET DI L 3 V I2 PR c 9 R Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers oo A 4 For The Finest Quality See Us LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL PAINT W I. James 8: Son 3830 SIXTEENTH STREET DIAL 36733 CQAIG TL VI N' CJIXI oymizciczmce 425 S +h S+ eef Po A 'rh Te as SPENCE BATTERY 81 ELECTRICAL COMPANY Pa r+s 32l Se enfh S+ Pho e 34522 Po I Arfhur Texas I I ij A .Q W . I , Genuine Elec+ricaI . ' V . ' IX T' n ri' r ur, x r . FURNITURE Refmushed Phone 5023 Experf Crafrsmen To Make Your Furnl+ure Look Luke New I' d h Q Z! FURNITURE CCI INC SMITH CORONA World s easues+ 'FasI'esI' wrd' ng PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Qfieefi orrrrucr-3 sups:I.Y P Ph 2 642I German s CFCd1I Store Ladies Ready I'o Wear Men s Furmshmgs Household Specualhes l 506 Housion A nue Dial 47II EIGHT DIRLJC5 STORES I I6+h and HousI'on DraI 5507 I IO+h and Hous+on Dual 73I3 PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS CITY WIDE FREE DELIVERY Ser Ing Poi' Arfhur O er 20 Years ' I Anfiques-Cus om BuiI+ an Modern No C arge For Es'rima+es Reasonable Prices Easy Terms If Desired ' co I47 roc+er ' 322 rocrer SI. . - 1 No. - ' ' ' No. - J O ve - . v r v HOTEL DRUG STORE i' SABINE HOTEL IS a convemenf spof +o mee+ your friends for luncheon founfann drunks and sundrles Apprecla+e 'Phe oppor+unl+y of serving you QCZZQQZ gifs? me 966 E P BAKER R B LEAVELL Your Insurance and Bonds Dodge Plymomh Dea'er Full Coverage Wmdsform For O er 33 Years Protrechon Phone 32788 4 Hams Bldg Q Por? Ar+hur Texas 700 22 Proc+er D al 4375 ir rv: ' 0 Our Compliments To The UNION PEOPLE OF TOMORROW OIL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION No PROC R o u x Compliments of H JacobsenanWhurIwmd AUGUST MILLER 81 SONS Wor+hlng+on Mowers 4626 proder 5+ ROSENTHALS FINE FOODS Specuahzmg In The Bes+ CHRIS CRAFT Sandwiches WaffeIs OUTBOARD MOTORS Sh or+ Orders The Besf In Frued Chicken Good Coffee We are proud of our Iufchen so we pui' 1' SALES 8' SERVICE In our dlnmg room' 24 HOUR SERVICE DIAL 783I MQQZQWMQ IXXIATT TIQI: 55 CONADANV CORNER OF THOMAS AND HOUSTON LTA MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS UPHOLSTERERS RENOVATORS SLIP COVERS DRAPERY MATERIALS ' d ' I U D Schwinn BuiI+ Bicycles of Q Il Z, M We DON'T MONKEY AROUND SEE GRIFFING LUMBER CC. 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Arfhur Texas Bee or Vea Eggs BuH'er PouH'ry Provlslons PtB PAT BQOVVNS 2522269 2305 PROCTER ST Ph 24:22 Pharmacy Phone 3 I666 2827 Procfer Por+ Arfhur Tex WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER PRESCRIPTIONS Two Jeeps For Fasf Delivery Q X950 TO THE CLASS LIPOFF'S JEWELERS 440 Procfer S+ Por+ Arihur Texas Home of Fme Dlamonds Nahonally Adverhsed Wafches Reed and Barfon S+erlmg 0 l f P k I C IOWH 2 , MULKEY PRESCRIPTION OF T 1-gi, C Good Going, Team Best of Luck In The Future UUE' Comffwnwacf PGRT ARTHURS TEN LEADING EBL? SERVICE STATIONS Who Keep Your Car Ahve Wu+h No Nox and Good Gulf Gasoline Gulf Pride and C-5uIfIube Mofor OlIs and GuIfIex Lubrlcahon ALBERT S AUTO SUPPLY 260I Procfer Ph 83I3 BERNARD SERVICE STATION I4OI Housfon Ave Ph 3469I FOURNET S SERVICE STATION I I49 7+h S+ Ph 5I32 PAT S SERVICE STATION Sevenfh 81 Aushn Ph 36679 PORT ARTHUR SERVICE STATION I748 7I'h S+ Ph 24022 PROCTER AUTO SUPPLY 2849 Proc+er Ph 23632 PROVOST SERVICE STATION I6'rh 8: BIuebonne+ Ph 3I370 RAWL S SERVICE STATION I7OI Woodworih Ph 2673I THIBODEAUX AUTO SERVICE 2448 IO'rh S+ Ph 8542 STOP AT THE SIGN OF THE ORANGE DISC 9 MELANCON SERVICE STATION1 949 Nederlgn-8-Ave. - Ph. 23509 Visit the Home of Quality Furniture Philco Radios Philco Refrigerafors Sealy MaH'resses Lane Cedar Chesfs Irvlne Phone 5537 530 Procier MATHIS AUTO SUPPLY YOUR GOOD GULF SERVICE Nmlh Avenue a+ Ibfh S+ Phone 3644! Pori' Arfhur Texas SPENCE and HOWE CONSTRUCTION CO Engineers and Con+rac+ors C + C + 'r There ls No Subs+i+u+e For a Good Foundahon Porl' Arfhur Texas Jaclc Hyde s Electric Shop General Con+rachng Fixfures 81 Supplies Por'r Ar+hur Texas 3I4 Aushn Ave Dial 993I ll C I I I I Specializing ln Pile Driving Docks Foundalions oncre e ons ruc ion . I CONTRACTORS a d H b I pr eme T g Bo I B ges Der cl: Barges T 9 a o T g I ferc a a Gulf Coasi' T g 603 04 05 Adams Bldg Porf Ar'I'I1ur Texas I EW ITERS s A IIIIGMACIIINES Boughi' Sold Ren+ed Repa red SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Dual 2 552I Aufhorlzed - n '- ROYAL 'i Sa es L. E1 IE Servnce PT ARTHUR TYPEWRIT ER 81 SUPPLY CO Worlds No I Typewn+er 239 Procfer E E COCO Owner Cowl CvmQM'9b Q6 DON HENDRYX D. W. CUDD DON H EN DRYX and COMPANY Insurance Bonds Home Loans Medical Bldg. 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