Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1946 volume:

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While compiling a school record to be cherished by all grad- uates, We also Wish to Weave into these pages the glori- ous heritage of the history of McLennan County. To the Tigers of 1945, the team that Won our love and admira- tion by their determination to light for and finally to reach their cherished goal, and to the couches who played such an important part in their success, we, the Seniors of roto, with pride and affec- tion dedieate this edition of The Daisy Chain. K, ,. ,Q W. AfA-, c I IJri'jbi'r, iiffjwwr, lift 115 foil 111 lllif niinws of ll'll0'bL'f6'dfft'I lv6lf1ll'l',J wwiltfi and Il'6U'lIIllglJ spoil Ilfin from stffool and follifgwg 'Dflfw we tfiwri' for fi4iflf'f guns Tlian lln' stars of diadifnisf' HJ ames Montgomery. ADMINISTRATION BIT ILDING How many of you, when passing the Administration Building at Fourth and VVebster, have thought about its being the first home of YVaco High School? It was called Central High School in those days, and the more ambitious young Vvacoans sought knowledge in its small classrooms. Built in the early' I88O's, the high school consisted of two frame buildings. Later, these were replaced by a large brick structure, but the increased attendance soon made it necessary for the high school to change buildings again. At Thanksgiving time, in IQI 1, the new school was completedg and Waco High School moved to its present location on Columbus Avenue. VVaco was the first city in the state to utilize and perfect her public school system. Although there was much hesitation about starting such a system, public schools made rapid progress in VVaco, the 'lAthens of Texas. after taking the first hurdles successfully. Viewing VVaco High School as the great institution it is now, we find it hard to believe that it started on such a small scale, with only five graduates in the class of ISS7. As long as the Administration Building remainsi standing, it should be looked upon as a landmark by VVaco alumni, for its first glimmering light helped make Ivaco High School the beacon of knowledge it is today. Puffs' 8 'AYI' say, fflr'-Q' all flaw' flzlssfmi amcuy, Tfllll zmlzlw raw and lfmfve, Tim! llirir light t'llIlIlf'.Y flaw' 1'r111i.fl1mI From off the lrrylril u'am',' Thai, 'mill Ihr fnrf',vl.v acfzwf lflry 1'0tll1lv'll, Tflffz' rizzfft Il!! flllllfffif .vliaiztg 1211! tllfir mum' is on your 'T.L'Zlf1'l'.V,- Yr may 1101 mwixfl if U1lI.,, al,y dia lluntly Signurney' , .. , as ill' l,UYliR'S l ln the Wild, uncultiyatcd beauty of Cameron Park dwells the spirit of Nature beloved by the lndians. The red nicn rozuncd its shady glens before the pioneers came, enjoying the sanie loreliness that has been preseryetl for us. yVhat lVaco High School student has not delighted in relating the legend of l,oy'er's Leap to a visitor or new resident of Wlaco? After hiking, driving, or bicycling to l,oy'er's Leap, nothing could be finer than to look down froin the cliff and recall this lndian story. One can almost see the Huaco maiden and her Apache lover standing on the limestone bluff overlooking the Bosque River. The voices of her angered father and brothers come nearer. Rather than bc parted in life, the lovers have decided to die together. NVhispering a few words of courage to the maiden, the Apache brave folds her tightly' in his arnisg and they leap together from the cliff. Today. crowds of XVacoans fill the park in search of !'t'S1' and recreation. There are facilities for picnickers, a swinuning pool, playground equipment, a zoo, room for all types of games, and beauty' enough to suit any poet or dreamer. A favorite spot for picnics of Vvaco High School clubs, L'arneron Park rings with youthful laughter as it echoes through the ancient trees. ln answer come the chants of the poetic Huacos. handing down their le-fends of loye and honor Punt' Q P:- HRTHQJL' 'was the 'word of faitlz and bravely -was it kept,- lVith neiver--wearying zeal tlzaf faltered not, nor slept, Our .fllma Mater' toiled, and 'while .vlze firmly laid The deep foundation-fwalls, at all her toil .tlle prayed. flnd men fwlzo lofved the truth berause it made them free, find clearly safw the twofold fword of God agree, Reading from Nature's bool? and from the Biblelt page By the same infward ray that grow: from age to age, W'ere built like lifving stoner llfat beacon to uplift, find drawing liglzt from Heafv- en gaive to the world the gift. -Henry Van Dyke BURLESON HALL AT BAYLOR Named for the Wife of Dr. Rufus C. Burleson, this living monument glories in the memories of past school years and helps create the historical atmosphere of Baylor University. Many VVaco High School seniors will soon find themselves a part of this inspirational atmosphere and heritage that is so very distinctly Baylor's. Waco University, as it was called then, was the first co-educational school in the South and the second in America. It also has the distinction of being the only insti- tution of any kind, now in existence, that was chartered by the Republic of Texas. lt came into being at Independence near Houston but moved to Waco during the first year of the Civil War. After twenty-five years of success, Waco University became Baylor University in 1886. The new name was in honor of judge R. E. B. Baylor, the jurist and preacher Who Wrote the charter and made a large cash contribution to the school. Baylor practically belonged to Dr. Burleson from the beginning. He devoted his life to it, selecting the faculty and trustees and enabling it to carry on with his own money. A bronze statue on the campus honors this great educator. lf he could see Baylor today, he would realize that his hopes have been fulfilled and his greatest dream has come true. Page IO This bridge, ouflimul agfainrt lfn' lmrizon, II'as the fin! built nfziwr ilu' Brazos 5fl'l'IlIll. ll'l11'l'w arf lln' llnlizzllx fwlm Jfwam in llwsw 1u'r1l1'r.1? lflzfw ix Un' fvfnm'rr'5 IIXVII train? Only llzwir ll1l'l!I'l'l1'.l' rwnmiri liwrr in 1171110 :ls our .vnziors prwpzzrr In frm, fzeorldly Jlrifr. They, 100, 1111151 truss a Xlljfffll' .tion laritlgfrf The llridyw from ,wlmol In 1.ifw. ri ow... 7 5 2 ' l T W.,. as fer S' igffggf' Jig 1 . .Wai 'fa l sfl -Nancy' Lee Thompson Sl 'SPICNSION BRIDGE A certain air ot l'll2lI'lll and inystery snrrouilds the old suspension bridge, for it . , . has been standin ' gg ever sinee the early' days of lVaeos history. W hat a task it unnst , . have been to bnild a bridge on those shitting, sandy banks in the early' lbjll sl Une ot the inost significant events in the history' of XVaeo and lleloennan County' was the eoinpletion of this first bridge over the Brazos River. Being .175 teet ny length, this suspension bridge was the longest one in the world at that tiine. It was opened to tratfie on Alannary lm, 1871 3 and tor nearly' twenty years, a roll was eharged to f'Yl'l'y'UIll' yYll0 L'I'lJSSl'll lf This tanyons ' 1 bridlfl lnl med lVaeo beeoine the yfreat eity' it is today by nyaluny' 2'N I Z5 Y' seenre her plaee as a eoininereial and agrienltnral center. ln fact, sonie of the in iniportant years ot Vllaeo's history llllIlll'lll2ll'C'ly followed the completion ol the s pension bridge. Osf lli An old sayin-f states that the ffrass is always vreener on the other side ot tln P' 2-1 . C fence, and the' sa1ne lesson eonld be applied to the other side of a bridge. :Xlthongh 1 to find g ' 'ith fond reeolleetions, Page II bs or enter Colle e, they' will soon look ballt. yy IHOSI' seniors are eage' o to thc high sehool on the other side ot the bridge. CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY c,NE of the outstanding assemblies of the IQ46 school year was the inspirational - Christmas program presented by the lllusic Department ot VVaco High School. Bliss Grace Hamilton, standing opposite the familiar manger scene, led the chorus in Yuletide songs. The students joined in the singing with enthusiasm. This enthusiasm was characteristic of the assemblies throughout the year. During the first assembly on September 27, members of the Student Government Were pre- sented. Assemblies of special interest Were the soul-stirring musical program featuring Rubinoff and his violin and a humorous talk by Boyce House. On November 8, the Senior lylixed Chorus presented a program. On February 18, lVIr. RI. H. Bruner of the E. I. Dupont De Nemours Company spoke on HResearch in Everyday Livingf' Other assemblies were the National Honor Society initiations, the Senior Recognition programs, and the special government assemblies. The cooperation of the students made these assemblies possible more often during the year. Page I2 L ' ' , . X 1 W4 'Q 1 suing, 3 136, ,.4 4' CULTY i pil-.1 WACU HIGH SCHOOL Pfzgc I4 me. II. xi H.-XRXIAN, me, SIXXI I s' ' f ' , , I. . IIIXIxIII,N, xllx, IRIIX LARRITII IDI IUXII XIIXXNIIII XIR. I1lII',RI SIII,RXI.XN. XII IIXIHI IJ VI XRI' XII ILII NII IIIIXXIJ XII N XI , ' - 1 I-INN, ASI! Mlx. I. XI. II Q. . I , .. x, , 55 .XXYICS , 4, L ' it .' . '! 'in .' ,. 1, Eoafuf af 7au4Z'e-wi of Waw Hallie Schenk 1,I'L'.X'l.dt'lIf . LrI.l,' If-P1'f'yz'a'e nt Sf'1irflr1ry . . . S11jw1'1'11l4'11r1'61zl of Srlz f, nfv lgIl,X'I'lIt'.X'.X' lfrzzizzgm' of .S'1'l1fmf.v . RrfH'vIw11tf1tz'fz'6 fro H1 lfyfzro MR. SAM DARDLQN MR. S. M, BIINN R. R. M. SIIIQIQXIAN MR. Imax' CI-XRRVTII NIR. ul. XI. HAWILS Cflffm-0f,n1 Tl'7fIfv!Il '.X' .l.I-.Im-1'ffr1'011 . Miss Ll'1.l' S'I'RIL'liI,.VXNIJ DR. Bow AILXANDIZR Mk. S, XI. BVNN MR. Hfxmmn O. CLARK MR. SAM DARIJIIZN MR. H. V. HARMAN M 14. MR. Ilrmlsllilcl' M. SIIIQRNIIVXN Osuxu 'I1x1zIs MR. IRBY B. CARR'UT1 1 Superintendent of Iflfzzm Public Sfrlzools Niles, NIARIAN C. l3l rr,lf14 1 I1'I.fWIf of 11,1110 llfyffl Srfl NI Iss ANN1111 FORSGARD Dann of Gfrfx ' kb. A Acc: High School pays trihntc to those who lizne taken part in making its history dnringg 194.5-46. Tlicsc' four st'Ci1t's signify thc- growing unity :nnong faculty, stntlvnts, :intl officv. l'nit0ml wt' st:xnrl, prontl of mn' past :intl snrc of oin' lillflll'l'. l4DDI'1' lclt: Mr. 'l1ll0ll12lS l,. XV:n'c'. hoys' :ulvist-it, :intl Blziyoi' Clvorgt' Stone' inzilxc' plans lor thc good ol the sfhool. l'ppn'r right: Klrs. :xI?lI'l?1Il C. lintlm' antl Bliss Lulu Striclclzincl consult with tht- llC'XYlj'-l'lf'Cff'll Uomniissioncrs, Sin' Holt :incl Clone- Carroll. Lower left: Bliss Annie I oi'sg:ml discusses thc Rod Cross drive with National llonor Society IlM'INl7Cl'S. llama L'I'2lXVlUI'll. livttc Schzirff. Zlllll Betty Abel. Lower right: Bliss lgt'l'fl12l llotmzinn. Klrs. Clyclc llzixtcr. zintl lliss Anna btnrgis kccp the office running efficiciltly. l'7lIJ I MRs. ANNIE BARCLAY B. A. Baylor University Seismic Miss ELISABETH BARRY M. A. Columbia University Baylor Cniversity Cozzznzercial MRS. C. R. BELL B. A. North Texas State Teachers College fllzzthematizfs Miss TILA BROUN B. S. Texas State College for VVomen Baylor fniversity 1101116 E1?01lo1l1i1'.Y Miss BIARY CLAYTON M. A. Baylor University University of Illinois Columbia University Southern Methodist Fniversity 11lIl1fhC'Ill!1fil'.S' Miss SADIE CONNOR M. A. Baylor Vniversity Columbia Vniversity Cniversity of Texas University of Mexico Centro cle Estudios Historicos CMadridD Sfmzzish and History MR. L. O. BARRICK B. S. North Texas State Teachers College Inzlustrizzl .41-ts lXIRs. CLYDE BAXTER M. A. Baylor Vniversity English MR. E. A. BERNHAUSEN M. A. Baylor Vniversity University of VVisconsin Southern Methodist University Ez'o11o11ziz's 117111 History Miss INA BLTRKHALTER M. A. Texas State College for VVomen 11011167 El'0ll0ll1il'.Y Miss BTATTIE BEss COFFIELD B. A. Baylor University Northwestern University Sflrfflz and English BTRS. F. A. CROW B. A. Baylor l'niversity Wlayland College fniversity of Colorado English 1131 II gl C MISS MvR'rI.E CURRY M. A. Texas State College for VVomen 11011117 Erolzollzirs MISS Zoti STEELE D.-'XNIEL M. .'X. Baylor fniversity Columbia University I'niversity of Chicago English MR. BILL UUBOSE B. S. l'niversity of Texas Lim' Corzfh and Physical Hzlzzvation MRS. LESLIE DUPLY M. A. Baylor University Soriology mul Ifislory MISS TXIARY E. FICKLING M. A. Baylor Vniversity Plzysiml EIllll'Hfi071 MRS. -I. LEO ciARRETT B. A. Baylor IYIITVCFSTIQ' English MRS. TTIARGARET A. TJALTON B. A. Baylor Vniversity English MISS TJTHIELLA TJENNIAN M. A. University of Texas Baylor University Texas State College for VVomen Library and English MISS HEI.EN DLTMONT M. A. Baylor lvniversity Sciemre MISS ALTHA EDGE M. A. Texas State College for VVomen Texas Agricultural and Me- chanical College Art Colony QTaos, New Mexi- Col Art Colony QProvincetown, Cape Cod, Mass.j Columbia University Jr! MRS. HELEN K. FULLER B. S. TN I.. s. Southern Methodist University Texas State College for VVomen Sujrw-visor of School TVTISS LOL'IsE GAYLE M. A. lfniversity of Texas Engfish Miss HAZE1. H.x1RsToN B. A. Baylor University f.l011lll1t'I'l'lIlZ Miss RUTH HAMILTON M. A. Baylor Vniversity Centro de Estudios Historieos qmadfifn ffnglislz I 4.1.1.6-'V--y.'!'-1,4 Miss IQATHERINIZ HUGHES B. A. Baylor University English MR. R. B. liEITHLY M. A. Kansas State Teachers College l'niversity of Iowa lJllj'A'it'lll I':llll1'!lfi07l NIRS. CARI. LARSSON B. S. Texas State College for XVomen Baylor Vniversity Cl0lI1H1f'fl'iIlf and .'fzl1'r1114'ffd .friilznzviir Miss BTARTHA LEU SCHNER M. A. Baylor l'nive1'sity .l I!ZfhI'll1tlfii'S Miss GRACE H.-XNIll.1'LlN M. A. Baylor University Centro de listuclios llistoricos lMadriclj .llusir Miss MAR'l'PIA HILLYER B. B. A. VVeatherford junior College Baylor University COH1lI1f?TCifll MR. S. S. JAMES M.S. Texas Agricultural and Me- chanical College Fniversity of Texas fy001'lll7IIIl0f for Di1'er5ifi1'1l Ucrujmliolls MR. O. R. L.-'xnE M. A. Baylor University Southern Methodist University Sr'iw1rf' MR. ELVVIN M. L.xwHoN B. A. Southeastern Teachers Follege lDurant, Oklahomnl 1lII1fllt'lllllfil'3' BIRS. WV. S. MQCALL M.A. Vniversity of Texas l' niversity of Chicago Baylor University Ifflfffixfl Pagr 22 P11110 2-2 MRS. B. H. B1CI'i.XRI..XNIJ li. A. Bzxylur lYl1ix'r-nity I'uiversity nf C2lTifUI'llTll TvlliVt'I'SiIj' of XKYTSCUIIFTII l'11ivc-rsity uf COTlJI'1ldU U'n1'f1l ffiyfory MISS EAIAIA IXIoR1fHE,xlm 11. A. Baylor L'11ivc1'Sity I'nivc-rsity of i'alifo1'l1i:l l'11iverSityuf'1'exaS l'11iverSit5'uf NYiSCm1Sin Plzysimf E1l111'11tio11 llllll llyg11f111' Bliss I'f1.oR TDSIEORN NI. A. Columbia lvlliVCI'STtj' I'lliVC'1'Sifj'0f,T.1t'X2iS Latin MRS. Ro1:1zRT H. PERRY M. A. CYUIUIHTTTH I'11ix'ersity B:lyIurI'I1ivc'rSity fl l11fl1f'11111Iir.x' MR. H. Cl. PR1xz1NG 11. A. Texan Christian LvIliYt'l'SiIj' lvIliVt'I'SiIj' uf Michigan Buy lnr l'11iVe1'Sity b'1'11'111'1' MRS. LL'c11.1a VV. R.fx1.1ax' R. S. in 1.. S. lwzlry T'TZlFdiIl-HIIQTOI' Lmlifizma State I'nivcrSity l'11ive1'sity uf Texas .1x1'1xl1111l Lib1'111'i1111 BIR. Ii. E. M01-1L'xnRu M. A. :md M. .xcc rs. fzrlhdge of C'0mmcl'1'e xXvfSIC'I'Il State TEZli'TlCI'F Ccmllrge Ciiowlillg Grccn, Ky.D Hzlylor l'nive-rsity ldriversity ufTEXf1S 1.71111 111 t'I't'f1l! MRS. CARRIE P. fyBRH?X x1..x. Iizlylnr lvlliVC'I'5ilj' LT11gfixl1 NIR. A. C. P.fXI.BIFR M. A. Baylor lvlliVC'l'Sify SI'iI'7Il't' 111111 JI11Il11f111r1f11'.v DIR. CAR 1. PRIC E R. B. A. B:1ylurI'niversity l,llj'.Yi1'llf Erflzmfiozz MRS. RIARY Rl'TH PRx'oR 11. A. Baylor I'nivc1'sity f.'r1111111111'1'111f M1SS C.bXRflI.INE RIQHARDSUN M. A. Nurthwcsterll VnivcrSity Baylor Vniversity Hzzgfiyll Illlll, l'l'yorl1l l1'f'ogr11jvl1y T 01 NIR. LYLE SKINNER B. A. and B. M. in Music En. Baylor Vniversity American Conservatory Band and Orchestra Miss BI.-XRY STRANGE M. A. Baylor University English MR. H.ARRY STITELER M.A. Texas Agricultural and Me- chanical College University of Texas 1101111 Football Coach and Physical Education Director Mtss TJORIS THOMPSON M.A. Texas State College for VVomen North Texas State Teachers College lvniversity Of Texas .lournalism and English MRS. ANNIE H. VAOEN M. A. Baylor fniversity Columbia Cniversity University of California Civics Miss NVAORINE XVALKQER M.A. Baylor Cniversifyi X - X Columbia Crliiersity JSpeef5zJ'J fx Nltss TVIILDREIJ STERLING n. A. Baylor University Latin, lfistory, and English Miss LL'1.L' STR1cRr.AND M. A. Baylor University Columbia University Peabody College for Teachers llistory Dirertor of Guidance MRS. J. E. TARVER M.A. Columbia Vniversity University of Chicago Texas State College for VVomen llomff Efonomifs MR. ARTHUR ,TSYLFR M. S. East Texas State Teachers College North Texas State Teachers College Sam Houston State Teachers College l'oi'ati0nal Agriculture and Safety Education MRS. E. J. VFSEY Ph. B. Baylor Cniversity Colorado State l'niversity LBoulder Colo.j Hislorji Miss VERLIE YVALLACE M. A. Baylor University 7 Texas State College for VS Omen Jlatheznativs ,wx RTX M MR. 'lllIU.XI.'XS l.. W.xIz1f M. .L llzlylnr l'niversity ,1IIlflIc llIIlfil'5, Ci1'i1's, and lfoyx' I,lUllIl3't'IUI' MR. E. A. XVERXER M. S. Baylor Vniversitg Kansas State 'l'eacl1er's College fllays, Kan.j Kansas State ,lit'lll'l1HI'5 College Cljirtsluurg, Kan.j Illlfllyffillf llrfx and SllfJt'l l7i.V0I' of lmluxtrial Ifllllfllfiflll Miss H IELISN XVILDISH Ll. :L Baylor laliversity Columbia University fllzzlllrlllzliiw' MR. H. E. NV1s1s B. S. Kansas State Teacllels College :Into ,lIt'l'llIlIlil'.!' MR. Ro1:ER'1' XVIZAVICR M..-L liaylnr l'11iVerslty Sm-jul Stzuliw MR. G. H. XVEST M. A. Bllj Iur l'IllVCl'SlIf' Clark Vniversity l'l1ix'ersitj'0f'.l'exas .lI!lfh1'11lI1fil'.S' 111111 Plzysirx MRS. lirnoxa B. XVILSON B.A. Baylor lvIliVCI'Slt5' Engfish DIR. R. G, YARRINGTQN M. A. Baylor Vniversity Southwest Texas State Teac'l1ers College l'niversity of Texas lzlzlustrial .iffy Miss li.-XTTIE ZL'RFl.l,'H M. :L Baylor lniversitj' l'niversit5' of Nlexico l'niversitv of Texas u Spanish nv ft. Most Representative Girl and Boy PEGGY HICKS and HAROLD 'KTeXl' WILLIANIS, chosen by the student body as the niost representative girl and boy of Waco High School, were presented by hlayor George Stone at the all-school governnient party on Nlarch 29. The candi- dates, who were elected by the hoinerooins, were as follows: Peggy Hicks, Ada Stone, Betty Fay Sligh, Kathleen Hartley, Helen Silvey, Sue Holt, Diary Ann Steele, Jean Harman, Frieda Bruclc, lblartha Lou lbliller, Barbara Schwan, joan Pardo, Eva Beth Crump, une Ferguson, Emily Burt, Nlartha Ann Chilcote, Nada Sue Car- michael, Ellen Ricketts, o is Chathani, James Williaiiis, Harold Williaiiis, Ray Barnett, joe Gilleland, Nick Klaras, Vernon Potter, Bill Bailey, Richard Smith, WVeldon Clifton, and Ernest Daily. These government-sponsored parties have been bright spots in our school social life this year. Featuring games, dancing, refreshments, and such special features as a play given by the football boys and the presentation of the most representative girl and boy, these social gatherings have united the student body while supplying them with fun and relaxation. llflay each school year bring even more school parties! Page 26 K,- I 0-af?'fv,. - ki- J- ' . ' , fgf' 44 - 05 X-X '-P V- 1 X .: 'f 'ff' .MB-4' 2, 7 .ivy f' .-I-5' - ' ,74i:'?M-- af ' f, 'Z f ,lf-' Lv , .fzf.-iff:-f- .:.1+ , 1 S V . ,.f . .1 , ' ' ' 4 i f F' 1 V f f - f ,,-fgi'..4ff' f'-5 f A .4 - . 41 L , ,s2iL '2-bf' A I , L , ,. , , ,, , M... , X , .55 -. Q 1 fr ' 'y , ., v , fr 1 f - ' ff gf, - - ' ff, y f- l f - Hr--L Q, , , X ' 7' Ai x I If 4LiQN V- r- I .. ,Wy fi ,I X Y',w i1i,ff r F' 'M' V , ,5 f ff ' X,QlZf?fx A 'fi .wx 1,Mf. 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NVARE . . .Sponsors COMMITTEE FOR NOMINATING Joyce Boles Lloyd Blaelunon jean Brittain Ima Joy Chodorow John Ghrist Betty Holder .lean Renielc johnson Luther Lavender James Lee Cynthia Littlefield JUNE . . AOA RISI-IER STONE TVIARTHA LOU MILLER . . . MARIE CAGLE . . . TJICK TNTOSER . . Miss ELUR OSBORN . MR. LI.-XRRY STITELER FAVORITES Teresa lN1cCoy Aloe Robinette Helen Schroeder Hlzirtha Swope Thomas Turner Lenora Harrell joe Lowe joseph Tusa Kurt Hirsch RING AND PIN COINIINIITTEE Barbara Crippen Teddy Fair Alznnes Williams Bill Davidson Bettye Kyle Lee INVITATIONS COIXIIXIITTEE Betty Abel Pauline Duncan Ray Louise Alones lVIarvin Brenner Ben Hosey SENIOR RECOGNITION COIXIIXIITTEE lX'Iarilyn Fred Dorothy Rleliinney Bob Sadler Donald lN'IeDonald Lilabeth lXIassenburg Wz13'I1e Teel Football Queen Robbie Lochridge Ccenterj and the four runners-up in the football queen contest--lean Harman, Peggy Hicks, Nlarjorie Stallard, and Barbara Schwan-pose in front of their escorts, Kay Tidwell, Bill Hailey, Hollis Chatham, George Stone, VValter Fadal. Don Ed Smith, and Robert Tucker. T the football game October IQ, 1945, spectators waited eagerly for the presenta- tion of the new football queen. VVhich lovely candidate had been chosen? Then from the side of the field came five open convertibles, each conveying a high candidate for football queen. Each of the girls wore an evening dress and carried mums. The bouquets had been presented by VVolfe's, Reed's. lNIuhl's, and Blantonls floral shops. Kay Tidwell escorted .lean Harman, Hollis Chatham, Peggy Hicksg lklayor George Stone, Robbie Lochridgeg Don Ed Smith, lklarjorie Stallardg and Robert Tucker, Barbara Schwan. ' Stepping out of the convertibles, the candidates and their escorts walked to the center of the field. YVith Bill Bailey as radio announcer, VValter Fadal presented the 1945-46 football gueen-Robbie Lochridge! A watch was presented to Robbie from L. Fred and Son, jewelers, and the team gave her a football which had been autographed. Coronado jewelers presented Peggy Hicks, the runner-up, with a small football on a necklace. Amid the music of the band and applause from the crowd, the queen, the other candidates, and their escorts drove from the field. The next morning the group met in front of Peggy Hicks' house to pose for the camera-a fitting climax to one of the most exciting contests of the school year. W1-A VICTORIA ABBOTT BETTY ABEI, Spring Spring Genheimer, Senior Band, Business Staff of Daisy Chain, Government Representative, Invitation Com- mittee of the June Class, National Honor Society. BAXTER ADAMS Football Manager VIRGINIA ADAMS RIARVIN AOA MARY RUTH ALBIN DONNA ALEXANDER ROBERT VVHITE ALEXANDER Coleman Library Club, T and I CO-op Club, RO BILL ALFORD Senior Band BILL ANGIER T and l Co-op Club, Senior Band HARXfILl.lE ARAISTRONG Rostra, Basketball SUE ASH W infer Spring Summer Summer Summer Winter stra Spring Summfr Spring Summfr Page 30 Page 31 BILL .ATKINSON IVinIfr BILL BAILEY Spring Rostra, Commissioner, Interscholastic League, De- bate, Hi-Y, Tennis, junior Classical League, Yell- Leader, '44, Mid-Year Class Play, '45, June Class Play, '46 DoRoTHY Loi' BAKER Slffifld Darden XVILLIAM BAKER SI 'i7l!l Forum, Nominating Committee of Class Favorites, Ili-Y, Tennis, june Class Play, '46 Dozsyxw BARR ER Sprifw Forum, National Honor Society, Government Rep- resentative, Band, Debate IDOLGLAS BARTox Winm- lntermediate Band 1 RANcEs BAXLEY SPNH9 Band, Girls' Athletic Association IDOROTHY BAXTER Siffifw Senior Band, Uenheimer, Girls' Athletic Association CHARLES BELL Sllfifw Sketch Club IDORIS .ALLENE lil5I,YILLE Slffifly IXLARY BENNETT Summer BERY I, BENTLEY Vgy-fi X National Honor Society, li flish Literary Society, Prcss Club, Vllacoan Staff, Debate, lnterscholastic League, Dramatics Class Play, Micl-year Class Play '44 and l45, Girl Reserves, Editorial Staff of the Daisy Chain, june Class Play, Production Staff of june Class Play '45, Quill and Scroll, June Class Play, '46 Spring iff? Z , 15 1' CHARLES BERRY Pan-American Club, Boys' Chorus TJOROTHY lilDDl,l2 T and l Co-op Club CLYDE BILLINGTON Senior Boys' Chorus, Nlixecl Chorus LELIA BESS BITXER Coleman Library Club SHIRLEY Axx BIVONA National Honor Society LIOANN BLANCHARD Pan-American Club, Science Club VYIRGINIA BLLTAIE Senior Orchestra, lN1id-term Class Play BARBARA BOIJENHOFF Spring Su rn rn rr Spring Spring Spring Spring Sjiring Sfring National llonor Society, Coleman Library Club, VVacoan Staff KIELBA BoH,xNAN Senior Girls' Chorus, Senior Nlixed Chorus JOYCE RULES Sketch Club, Girls' Athletic Association BILLY BOLEING Baseball BlI,I.YlZ .IEAN BOLTON Iffillfff Spring Spring Spring Page ss .ANNIE MAE BONORA Senior Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus BILLIE RAE BOVVEN Senior Band FLORENE BOWEN T and I Co-op Club BIARY iALlCE BRADY ll'inl1'r Sjvring Summer Sfrfng National Honor Society, English Literary Society, VVacoan Staff, Editorial Staff of Daisy Chain, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, june Class Play, '46 KIARVIN BRENNER lVintfr Football, Baseball, Invitation Committee of Fall Class JEAN BRITTAIN Pan-American Club, Senior Orchestra BILLIE KIEAN BROUGHTON Spring Sfring Science Club, Library Council, Coleman Library Club, junior Classical League, Press Club, Gi Reserves CECIL BROWN DONALD BROWN GEORGE RAY BROWN EUGENE BRYANT EAXN BL'cHscHAcHER Operetla, 44, '45, Pan-American Club, Senior Girl Chorus, Mixed Chorus rl Summm' Spring Sjrring W'inlrr Sjvrirzg S, is ,W KARL BUCK -': ', JOE CARL BUICE ZELLA BESS BUICE JACK BUSH MARIE CAGLE tive, Secretary of June Class JOA N CA LDYVELL Genheimer Bon CANTRELL ToA1MY CARDWELL I JACK CARR Rostra, Hi-Y JL'ANiTA CHANIRLESS INIA Joy CHODOROW JoHNNY CLACK Hi-Y, Senior Band, Track Club, Hi-Y, Junior Classical League Sketch Club, Dramatics Class Plav Classical League, Operetta '44-'45, Voice Class Spring Spring Spring Spring Editor of The VVacoan, Rostra, National Honor So- ciety, Editorial Staff of the Daisy Chain, Baseball, Senior Orchestra, Senior Band, Government, Press Spring Darden, Girls' Athletic Association, National Honor Society, Library Council, Government Representa- Spring Spring S ummfr Spring Sum mfr Senior Girls' Chorus, Senior Mixed Chorus, Junior Spring Science Club, Junior Classical League, Coleman Library Club, Accompanist for Senior Boys' Chorus Spring Page 34 Page ,l.,Al'RiX CLAYPOUL Spf-my Cienheimer, National llonor Society IJOROTHY AIANIZ CoLL1ER Sf 'i'1!l Home Economics Club, Press Club BETH Coxms Winzfr Senior Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Operetta '44-'45, Pan-American Club B ETTY CoA1PToN IJOLORHS Cook Senior Band joiix Enwix Cooiq Future Farmers UoRo'I'11Y LEE Cox DANA QlRAVVFORIJ linglish Literarj' liARli.XR.-X CRlI'l'IZX Senior Band, Ske Sjwingf Spriny Spring of America, National Honor Society Sufnmfr Spring Society, National Honor Society lffinfrr Ich Club, National Honor Society, Tennis, Mid-year Class Play, Senior Ring and Pin Committee Senior Favorite ! X FDRA CROW EVA BETH CRUSH' Senior Band ciENlZ Ci LLEN Rostra, junior C man Staff, Quill Summrr Spring Sjhriny lassical League, Press Club, WVa- and Scroll av f' aww , if ' Y A Q , ' x an ,wr-N Wits. 'Pl C ii eiii - ' , f Axim . i - ' . 5 ,waz ie ' 15 A 4 ,,. , , F? ,ns Y ,v 'Wm amen- ,W BILLIE LEE IJANZ Spring junior Classical League, Coleman Library Club, Science Club, Press Club, Uperetta '44 and '45, Tennis, Senior Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Quill aI1d Scroll BILL DAVIIDSON Summfr Football AIUNE DAVIS Winlff Senior Band HELEN DEAN Sllfiny Girls' Athletic Association IJORA JEAN IDEDEAR Slffiflfl Girls' Athletic Association, Girl Reserves, Tennis kIAcK DEHM SUYVWIFY' Hi-Y, Forum, Junior CltlSSiC3l League, National Honor Society ETHEL DE-IARNETTE Sffiflfl Darden, junior Classical League BILL DEVANEY Slffind Voice Class, Senior Mixed Chorus, Senior Boys' Chorus, Operetta '44 and '45, A Capella NELL DICK Sllfiwf RIJTH ELLEN DICKERSON Sf 'l'1!I PAT DISEKER Sf1f'i7l!l Voice Class, National Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Girls' ChorIIs, Science Club, Junior Classical League, A Capella, Operetta '45 BILLY DITTO SMH? National Honor Society, Library Council Page 50 Page 57 Hoon DITTO Government Representative CATHRYN IJONALDSON Spring Spring English Literary Society, Girls' Athletic Association, Pan-American Club, Government Representative XV.-XNDA DORRILL FRANCES DOSSETT Spring Spring Darden, Junior Classical League, Editorial Staff of the Daisy Chain, National Honor Society, Gov- ernment, june Class Favorite, Police Force, June Class Play, '46 TED DRISRELL Science Club PAULINE DUNCAN National Honor Society, Invitation Committee Senior Class HQIRKLAND DUNCAN . Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Track NIARIE DURRETT Summer lIf'inIer of Spring Spring English Literary Society, National Honor Society, Press Club, SVacoan Staff, Daisy Chain Staff, Senior Class Play, '45, Quill and Scroll, Declamation, '45 IJUROTHY JEAN ELLIOT Science Club, Girls' Athletic Association NELL FRANCES ELLIOTT Science Club, Girls' Athletic Association .IEANNINE ELLIS lVlARjORIE ELLIS Pan-American Club Spring Spring Spring llfinlfr ,gilt X NELDA ELLISON Slffifw BOB ESKEW Wiflfff' 5 Senior Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Voice Class SABI EWING SIWYIU SHIRLEY FADAL Winter Science Club, Dramatics Class Play, Declamation XVALTER C. FADAL lfyiflfff Forum, Hi-Y, Government, Senior Class Play, '44 and '45, Interscholastic League, Coleman Library Club, Science Club TEDDY FAIR Spring Rostra, Government, Hi-Y, Quill and Scroll, De- bate, Ring and Pin Committee, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, All-State Band, VVacoan Staff, Press Club, Extemporaneous Speaking WANELLE FAULKENRERG Spfifw JOHN FAULKNER Ufiflfff Senior Boys' Chorus, Track, Football TOMMY FERGUSON SPfi'19 Hi-Y, Rostra JULIAN FILER Siffifw' National Honor Society, Junior Classical League DOROTHY JEAN FLEMMONS SMH? Senior Girls' Chorus, Operetta, '44 and '45, Voice Class, Debate, Declamation ANN FRANCIS SPVWH Girls' Athletic Association, Senior Girls' Chorus Page Page 39 BETSY FRASIER Senior Band, Pan-American, Declamation HERBERT FRED Spring Spring Forum, Football Manager, National Honor Society RI,-XRILYN FRED Spring English Literary Society, Editorial Staff of the Daisy Chain, National Honor Society, Senior Rec- ognition Committee, June Class Play, '46 JOE JAYNES FREY JACK FURRER Football, Baseball lRENE GARRETT Senior Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls' Chorus, and Scroll, Press Club NIARY JOE GARRETT JESSIE PEARL GEORGE ,IOHN CEHRIST Spring lVinter Spring Quill Spring Spring Ilfintfr Hi-Y, Science Club, Class Favorite Committee ,IOAN GIBSON Spring English Literary Society, National Honor Society COLYER GOOCH Senior Band, Basketball GEORGE GOOLSBY Science Club Spring Spring B ETTY GRE EN Home Economics Club, Senior Girls' Chorus, A Capella JIMMY GRESHAB'I Hi-Y ARTHUR GRUSENDORF DOUGLAS GUTHRIE Senior Band, Rostra, All-State Band Spring Spring Spring Spring DIORMA JUNE HAHN SPfi'19 CHARLOTTE HALL Spring Junior Classical League, Senior Orchestra, Govern- ment Representative, VVacoan Staff, Press Club Enwix H.ABINIONDS Spfifw Baseball RUTH HLARKINS Sgbfifly JEAN PIARBIAN Spfinff Darden, Government, Football Queen Nominee, Business Staff of Daisy Chain, VVacoan Staff, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Dramatics Class Play, June Class Play '45, lnterscholastic League, Girls' Decla- mation, Debate, June Class Play, '46 JACK HARP SPVUIU Baseball, Future Farmers of America BILLY H.eXRRFI.L Winfff LENORA HTARRELL SP i'19 National Honor Society, Diversified Occupations Page 40 KATHI,ElEN H.uITLEx' Darden, Yell Leader, '45, NVHCIIZIII staff, Press Club, junior Clztswical League, Quill and FRANCES Hxrc H ER Mask and XVig, Dramatier Class Play RALPH HATFIELD VIRGEI. HEINIQ ANN.-X H Emmrzsox BILLIE HENDRIX National Honor ELLAGIENE H ENTZ Society Spring Scroll lfilzter Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring National llonor Society, English Literary Society LIJCILLE HERN,'XNDEZ Pun-American Club, Quill Illld Scroll I Jokoru Y Lis E H ICKS PEGGY l'iICKS Spring Sum mer Sum mer Darden, Football Queen Nominee Government, National l ionor Society DON HIGGINS Football AIININIIE LOU HILL Senior Band Paw 41 S ,bring S pring LIP' ,mms liURT HIRSCH Forum FRANCES HOGAN BETTY HOLDER Spring Spring Spring Senior Band, Girls' Athletic Association, Girl Re- serves, Genheimer, Senior Orchestra .IOYE HOOD BEN HOOKS Hi-Y CHARLES HOOKS Summrr Spring Spring Wacoan Staff, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Press Club, All-State Band, Quill and Scroll JIMBIY HOOPER Il'intfr Mask and VVig, Senior Boys' Chorus, Senior Mixed Chorus, Operetta, ,44 and '45 JOE HORTON Junior Classical League BEN HOSEY Forum, National Honor Society V1v1AN HUIJSON JOHN ISOM Spring Spring Spring Spring Hi-Y, Rostra, Senior Band, Interscholastic League, Junior Classical League CAROLYN ISSFLHARDT Summer Page 42 lime 43 JOHN IVY JIMAIIE JAHN JLXIMIE JAMISON SAM JEFFREY J EANETTE JOHNSON Science Club, Girl Reserves J EAN REN1cK JOHNSON Senior Girls' Chorus, English Literary Society JOE W.ALTER JOHNSON Tennis, Senior Band ANN JONES HERYL JONES Pan-American Club BILLIE JONES Junior Classical League GLORIA JONES RAY LOUISE JONES ' Press Club, Yvacoun Staff, Quill and Scroll Spring Su Ill rnvr Sum m fr Spring Spring ll intfr Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring MARY LOU JUDKINS Science Club, Senior Ban :XIARGARET KEENLHI Home Economics Club FRED KHOURY d, Girl Reserves Coleman Library Club, Airplane Club HTAZEL JANE KILSTROM Home Economics Club BETH KIMBROUGH Wacoan Staff, Quill and Mixed Chorus, Operetta, DOROTHY LEE KLEIN RUTH KLINE Spring Sum mfr lfintfr Summer Spring Scroll, Press Club, Senior '45, June Class Play, '46 Senior Girls' Chorus, Senior Mixed Chorus CHARLENE KOEHNE Senior Girls' Chorus, Se JOHN KOLLER OLA fiENE KUEH1. nior Mixed Chorus Mid-Year Class Play, '45 IDAN NY LANE Senior Band BILLIE F,-XYE LANGEORD Senior Mixed Chorus Spring Spring llfinier Spring IVin!er IVir1ter Spring P1192 44 LUTHER LAVENDER Winffr DIARY JANE LAVENDER Sumwff BETTYE KYLE LEE Spring Genheimer, National Honor Society, Editorial Staff of Daisy Chain, Ring and Pin Committee JAMES LEE Ifinlwr Science Club IDA VIRGINIA LESTER SPfif19 Darden, Junior Classical League RIARGARET GREGSON LEw1s S1w1ff1f'f Senior Girls' Chorus, Senior Mixed Chorus, Pan- American Club, Mask and VVig, Operetta, 14, '45 CLIFFORD LINDLOFF Wifllff Football, Baseball, Class Social Committee JULIA ANN LITTLE Winfff Genheimer, VVacoan Staff, Press Club, Production Staff of Mid-Year Class Play, Tennis Club, Mask and VVig, Library Council CYNTHIA LITTLEFIELD Spfifly Darden, Junior Classical League, Social Committee For Senior Class, Favorite Nominating Committee ROBBIE LocHR1DGE lffiiflffl' Darden, Secretary of Mid-Year Class, Press Club, Junior Classical League, Quill and Scroll, VVacoan Staff, Government, National Ilonor Society, Mid- Year Class Play, Yell Leader '44, '45, Football Queen '45 TRL'NI.-XX LODEN SPfi'l!7 Senior Band -1013 LQQVE Ilfinffr Page 45 LAVVRENCE E. LYNN B1LLy NICCLAIN JEAN MCCOIN llfinirr Spring Spring Girl Reserves, Operetta, '44, '45, Senior Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls' FRANK MCCOWN Forum, Hi-Y, Press and Scroll, VVac0an Yell Leader, '43, '44, mittee of Mid-Year Debate TERESA McCoy National Honor Societ ary Society DoNALn AICIDONALD Chorus, Tennis lVinlcr Club, Mask and VVig, Quill Staff, Interscholastic League, '45, Government, Social Com- Class, Mid-Year Class Play, Ifliilfff jf, Senior Band, English Liter- lfinlrr National Honor Society, Track, Senior Class Play, Senior Recognition JIM RICIJONALD Spring VVacoan Staff, Pan-American Club, Dramatics Class Play, l44, 245, Senior Class Play, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, Library Council, Hi-Y -lOLlNE RICIDONALD lfinlrr Science Club, Library Council, Coleman Library Club GENE ELLIS ix'ICCiARITY Tennis, Senior Band M onn EL ih'ICKEE HELEN NICISLELROY Senior Orchestra CHARLES NICIQERAIA, Science Club Shing Spring Sum mfr Spring Fagz' 46 JF Uumrrnx' iXIClNiINNEY Sffinfl Sketch Vinh, Girls' Athletic .AhSUl'iflliUIl, Editorial Staff of Daisy Chain. National llnnor Society, Tennis, Girl Reserves Roiarru' KICNIEL Sffiflfl .ANN ixIClVILI.IAMS 5.1Pfi'1!1 SHIRLEY RI.-XCKIE Spfifw Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Tennis AIARY M,xc:.-xktir MAi1,.fxNnER Slffifw Science C'Iuh, Junior Classical I.eague, Senior Band P,-xrsv Rtqru NIANDOIZA Sllfiflg Senior Band, Senior Orchestra AIARTHA AIA-XNGRLKI Sffifw Senior Girls' Glee Cluh lvrx iXIANSl liiI,D 5l 'f'1H Mirmzen ili.XRk'L'IS -Vffiffy Home i'iCUll0I'HiCS Cluh l,,xt'R,x BIXRKS Sffifw National linnor Society, C T and l Um-Op Cluh l',xL1.1NE KI,xRKL'A1 lm -IEAN M.xR'r1N Dramatics Class Play '45 iovernment, Science Cluh, .Sfring Sfring JU' C' ,wr WR 'Q' :fbia- PAUL MARTIN Slfrinn LILABETII MASSENBURG Winter Genheimer, Interscholastic League, N'Vacoan Staff, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, Mask and VVig, Gov- ernment, Senior Recognition Committee, Mid-Year Class Play, l44 DOROTHY JEAN MAY W infer NIILTON MAYR Sfrriny Voice Class, Senior Boys' Chorus JOE FRANK NIILBERGER Spring SUE NIILES Spring Press Club DONALD RAY MILLER Slfrinn National Honor Society, Editorial Staff of Daisy Chain, English Literary Society HELEN lx1ILLER Winter National Honor Society KIARTHA Lou NIILLER Sztrinn Genheimer, National Honor Society, Girls' Athletic Association, Junior Classical League, Nunc et Tunc, Government, Vice-President of June Class, Library Council HELEN NIILLICAN Winter Pan-American Club, Home Economics Club FRANCES -JEAN MITCHELL Winfrr Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls' Glee Club PAT HIITCHELL Spring Page 48 RI.-XRGIE BIITREY Summer NORATA liw MOAK spring LEO AIOHAN Spring RIARILYN MONEY Spring English Literary Society, Press Cluh, National Hon- or Society, VVz1coan Staff, Daisy Chain Staff, Quill and Scroll BETTY JEAN MONTGOMERY lVintar CHARLES MOODY Winlff CAROLINE INIOORE Swing Genheimer, Senior Girls' Chorus, Senior Mixed Chorus, A Capella, Operetta, '45 RIILDRED RIOURE Winfff BARBARA -IISAN NIORRIS Sffifw Senior Girls' Chorus, Voice Class CLAUDE IVIORRIS, DIR. Slffiny Senior Band RICHARD BIOSER SIWU19 Hi-Y, Senior Band, Tennis, National Honor Society, English Literary Society, Government, Treasurer of june Class, Xvacoan Staff, Press Club, Daisy Chain Staff, Quill and Scroll NONIE AICLLEN Sllfiflsi Page 49 JAMES AIULLINS Spring THOMAS NVILLIAM BIUNROE, JR. Spring Kitten Basketball, Rostra, Senior Boys' Chorus, Senior Mixed Chorus, Operetta, '45 ip.: u a' 9 RALPH MURPHY Winter Football, Baseball GLORIA NAIL Spring 'W'-M Genheimer, Junior Classical League, National Hon- or Society, Nunc et Tune, Business Staff of Daisy Chain HAZEL NEHRING' Wiflfff BETTY NElN'IB1ER Slbfifw Senior Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Operetta '45 DORIS JUNE NEWTON Spfinfl JOYCE NICHOLS SPfl'19 GENEVIEVE NIXON Winfff W JO NIXQN IVinler JOE OSWALD Sumnzer Future Farmers of America 'B mf RUBY PAREYA Winivr W Page 50 ,T Page 51 CLAUDINE PARKS llome Economics Club JESSIE BIARIE PARKS Science Club ROMAN PARMA BONNIE PARROTT Pan-American Club JEANNINE PARsoN Summer Spring Spring Spring Spring Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Tennis Club, Girl Reserves, VVacoan Staff, Quill and Scroll ROY PARTEN Pan-American Club JAM ES PATTESON GOLDIE PATTON BILLY PATTON BIARGARET PAYNE XVaconn Staff, Senior Band, Press Club, Quill Scroll LELLA RIAE PENNINGTON Spring Spring Spring lVinler Spring and Summfr Voice Class, Senior Girls' Chorus, Senior Mixed Chorus, A Capella, Operettn, '44, '45 CHARLIE ,lo POLK Spring WR X'- fy -f . :-: - 1 BB ,Ai RUDY POOL Hi-Y, Forum, Mixed C June Class Play, '46 RIARY ALICE PORTER XVANDA POTEET Home Economics Club BIARGARET POWELL ROY PRICE LOLA PRINGLE GEORGE PROPST Science Club PATSY PRYOR Coleman Library Club PATRICIA PYLAND Darden, Girls' A Economics Club RUBY QUIRABI Senior Band, Gir BOBBY RABORN HELEN RACHUI horus, Semor Boys' Chou Summer IS, Spring Spring Spring Spring Summer Ilfillffl' Iffinfcr Spring thletic Association, Tennis, Home ls' Athletic Aisociatiou IVintfr W inter Spring J U LIANNE RAST National Honor Society, Class Play, '45 ARNOLD REED VVILLIE JEAN REED ROSE MARGARET REEDY Home Economics Club IRVIN REEVES T and I CO-Op DORIS REID ROBBIE DELL REID Home Economics Club, Senior Orchestra CURTIS REIERSON Pan-American Club, For ESTELA RENDON GERALD L. REYNOLDS DORIS JEAN RHODES Senior Orchestra, Sketch JOYCE RICHARDS Page 53 Mask and XVig, Mid-Ye National Honor Societ um, Interscholastic Leagi Club lVinter HY Spring Summer Summer Spring Summer Spring Y, Spring IE Summer Spring Summer Spring qv- an MARY RICHARDS Senior Orchestra D. L. RICHARDSON Hi-Y ELIZABETH RIDLEHOOVER Senior Band, Dramatics Class Play RALPH RIDLEHUBER DURWOOD RINGO NIARIAN RIPLEY Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Winter English Literary Society, National Honor Society SHELBY RIPLEY LARRY RITTENHOUSE PATSY NIIDDLETON ROBERTSON JOE ROBINETTE CHARLES ROBINSON National Honor Society MfXRGIE ROBINSON Spring Spring IV inter Winter Summer Summer Page 54 Page 55 CAMILLE ROGERS llfinter Mask and Wig, Science Club, Senior Class Play, Junior Classical League JULIA ROSENAUER Slffiflg ' 1 I' DORIS RU ER 3.05119 Pan-American Club, English Literary Society, Na- tional Honor Society FRIEDA RUETER Winfef ROBERT RUETER Spring Senior Boys' Chorus, Operetta, '45 EDWINA RUHNKE lVinIe'f Mask and Wig, Girls' Athletic Association Bos SADLER Winfff Press Club, Business Staff of VVacoan, Quill and Scroll, Mask and Wig, Library Council, Mid-year Senior Recognition Program Committee, Production Staff of Mid-year Class Play BERNICE ST. JOHN Silfifw Voice Class, Operetta, '45 BOBBIE SALLEE Wimfr Hi-Y, Football NEAL SANDERS Summer Diversified Occupations Club WANDA JEAN SANDERS Siffiflfl Science Club, English Literary Society, National Honor Society JANIE SANDHOFF SU f'f -IOE SAVVYER Spring Basketball, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Yell Leader, Hi-Y, Baseball, Rostra, VVacoan Staff -IAQR SC.-XRBOROUGH Football BETTE SCHARFF English Literary Society, National Honor Society BILLY SCHRADER Ifinter Spring Spring Business Manager of Daisy Chain, English Literary Society, National Honor Society HELEN SCHROEDER IVintz'r Science Club, Tennis, Mid-term Class Play, '46, Mid-year Class Favorite Nominating Committee BARBARA SCHVVAN Senior Girls' Glee Club, Senior Mixed Chorus Capella Choir, Operetta '44, '45, Voice Class BETTY JEAN SCOTT Senior Band, Senior Orchestra AI.-KRY ANN SCOTT GEORGE SESSLER Senior Band, Senior Orchestra NIINNIE BSAE SHARP DOROTHY LOUISE SHAVERS NORNIA JOE SHAW Girls, Athletic' Association S zz nz m ri 1' ,A ll 'i nter S11 III nz rr 1l'i11If'r Spring IVintrr Spring LIL! Page DOROTHY SHORT Senior Hand, Senior DAWN SIEGLE H ELEN SIINEY Spring Orcliestru Ifinlfr Spring lingliali Literary Society, National Honor Society SIDNEY SIMS Senior Orchestra FREIDA SMILEY PEGGY SMITH Senior Band, Senior POLLY IANN SMITH RICHARD SMITH Spring Sum mfr Spring Orchestra Spring Spring Foothill l, Track, Basketball RIcHfxRn NV. SMITH Senior Band, Senior' THEI.M.x SMITH PllIlz'XII1L'1'lCLlIl Club, VEI.NI,A SMITH Spring O rcliestra Spring Girls' Athletic Association Spring Girls' Athletic Association KJXVENDOLYN SNIDER Press Cl uh, Coleman Spring I.ll7l'1ll'y Ulnb, Girl Reserves, Quill and Scroll, VVZICOUII Stuff RUTH .JEAN SOLOMON EUGENE SPARKMAN Kitten Football SUE SPEEGLE MAJ ORIE STALLARD VIRGIE MARTE STALLARD LAURIE STIEFER letic Association f Emiriit iSTINSON ' ' ask ,arjliliVVig , ,f 'g X I f i XPATS it 2, Y TOFFR ,GEN , , Society ADA STONE Class Favorite DAVIE LEE STONE GEORGE STONE June Class Play, '46 JOYCE STONE Rostra, Hi-Y, Mid-year Spring Press Club, VVacoan Staff, Daisy Chain Editorial Staff, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society Spring Spring Winter Senior Orchestra, Mid-year Senior Class Play, Ten- nis, Yell Leader, Mid-Year Social Committee Spring Spring Senior Glee Club, Senior Mixed Chorus, Girls' Ath- Su mrner Spring Hin lish Literary Society, Girls' Athletic Associa- tiolfi Gjrlxlleserves, Interscholastic League, Daisy Cliiain Eusiness Staff, Tennis, Mid-year Class Play, '44, American Legion Speech Medal, National Honor Spring Darden, Government, junior Classical League, Na- tional Honor Society, President of June Senior Class, Sum in Hr Spring Class Play, Mayor, '46, Spring Page 59 BOBBY STREET Government, National Honor Society, Manager JENICE SUTHERLAND Science Club, Mid-year Class Play, '45 BEN SUTTER MARTHA JEAN SWOPE Winter Football Hfinter Su m mfr W intrr English Literary Society, National Honor Society, Tennis, Mid-year Nominating Committee for Class Favorites EVELYN SYKORA Girls' Athletic Association CAROL TASKER Genheimer, National Honor ociety, Press Club, Editor of Daisy Chain, Quill and Scroll VVAYNE TEEL English Literary Society, Society ETHEL LOU TERRY KATHERINE THONIAS CLAYTON THOMPSON HOWARD THOMPSON NANCY LEE THOMPSON Baseball, National Hono English Literary Society, junior Classical League, Nunc et Tunc, National Honor Society, VVacoan Staff, Editorial Staff of Daisy Chain, Press Club Editor of Torch, Quill and Scroll Spring S pring Spring I' Spring W inter Winter llfintfr Spring y ,297 wi. It 'i 4' 2414 'ff' CLIFTON TIIORN Sketch Club, Daisy Chain ANITA TINER WAYNE TINER Football ANN TRAUTSCHOLD Darden, June Class Play, !46 REID TRICE Hi-Y COLLEEN TUCKER Spring Spring S u rn rn er Spring Winter Spring Press Club, Quill and Scroll, VVacoan Staff, Girl Reserves ROBERT TUCKER Winter Basketball Manager, Baseball, Senior Boysl Chorus LESLIE TURNER THOMAS EARL TURNER Spring W' inter Rostra, Hi-Y, Government, National Honor Society, Daisy Chain, Mid-year Class Play, Extemporaneous Speaking, Debate, Mid-year Senior Recognition Committee JOSEPH TUSA Forum, Senior Band, National Honor Society MARTHA VAHRENKABTP Spring Winter Orchestra, National Honor Society, English Literary Society, Sketch Club BOB VENABLE W inter Future Farmers of America, Track, Pan-American Club Page 60 Pays 61 ESTA VINE Senior Hand, junior Classical League GUINEVERE VOILS T lVinter Spring National llonor Society, Glee Club, Mid-year Class Play, '44, '45, Editorial Staff of Daisy Chain, Eng- Play 'A - 1 lish Literary Society, Girl Reserves, Df8m3IiC lSS I gZrf1.!lfL.4-42' S DOROTHY JEANNE XVALDREP Science Club KIEANNINE XVARD Mask and VVig JOAN WARFIELD Press Club, VVacoan Staff .IEANETTE XVEOEKING DOUGLAS VVEIR Basketball GLORIA XVEMPLE ' rijlrls' Athletic Association EDNA XVEST CEERALD R. XVHARTON Football DAN NVHITE Mayor '45, '46, Nauona. Honor Society, President, Mid-year Class, Football ELLEN VVHITE Su m rn wr llfinter Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Winter llfinter Hi- Y, Spring Daisy Chain Business Staff, Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation, junior Classical League 22 JEAN FLAKE WHITE Winter Dramatics Class Play, Mid-year Class Play, Mask and VVig NORBIAN WHITEMAN Summer National Honor Society FRANCES XVIEGAND lVinler Girls' Athletic Association HAROLD WILLIABIS Spring Football, Track, Glee Club, Future Farmers of America, Class Favorite JAMES VVILLIAMS Football, Ring Committee of Mid-year Class, Bas- ketball, Track, Government, National Honor So- ciety, Production Staff of Mid-year Class Play NELLECENE XVILSON JEANNINE VVOOD Pan-American, Glee Club, Operetta, '45, Junior Classical League VVANDA XVORTHABI Press Club JACK SAMUEL YARBROUGH Spring Spring S pring Spring IVinler Page 6 1,5-...4,'-an X W .vaflx ,3 ,N We a X X x ll fx,-. QQ I . 4 xi - . . -1 J . 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Dorothy Short, Sidney Sims, Dick Smith, Peggy Smith, lXIary Lou Spicer, Billy Turner Senior Qrchestra Director, MR. LYLE SKINNER FALL ,IOE JOHNSON . . Prrsizlent . JOE SAVVYER .... I iI-e-Presidwzt NIARTHA VAHRENKAMP . Class Scvretary . JACK BUSH .... . Rerorfling Sefrfrtary . BILLY lQENNUN . . . Rrporzer . . . Buxineys lllanager . CHARLOTTE HALL . . Librarians . RIOHNNY ARNISTRONG . Librarians . . . Librarians . . JOHNSON . . Student Conductors . JACK BUSH . . Student Conductors . SPRING . DICK SMITH . . CLISTUS LOVVE . SHIRLEY lX'1ACK1E . DOROTHY SHORT . . JEAN RYALS . JOE RIDLEHUEER . WILDIE ELLISON IQIRKLAND DUNCAN . . CI,IsTUs LOWE . . DICK SMITH PATSY NIANDOIZA Page 74 A Capella r lll'r11f'u'f'.v wr fl llzfwflfr nfl: llulf All-x1l1ull1', I!zn'ln:u':l lilxxzlrcl. Yuryil Iiullxnr, Kinu lluvlnuxxul, 'l'umm5 liullu, lb-ti jgrlrrlllll, -lllllllllil Llllzllnlrlwf, llurollly Vullil-1, llilliv llrmlx, lfxrlyn lmnil-I, l':ll ll1n'lu'l. Yxlmml llflx'T7l'm11r11wxmN. .Xml l'1'zmrlN. 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Ilurullxy llvmml Nlurrlx. l.ua'illr Xl:uwl1:lll, llulllliv l.3m1 Uullllrll, .luzmllzl liufyv l'l1ylliN lmwly--., llnxly l.uu lim-rn, aux, lVlflI19'vl:ml1LiYljjlyxxl. l':1lxy Null: Ilzllw, Ymlzl l.ix1nuln. blllxlmlql Fl. Tulum lllzmllflwx, Nm-lllfl Xlllllvll. Il::1'111u- llll,l Nllf l'l11m11A'1m1 l l' x lwlxvxx ' ' Nlglxg l'flln.l lluut Xxmq -Iwlnux-m. ll-mxxgl XX'---lxlmrrlllml, lznl lu-rlxcr, I.:.1'l1llr:l Snllwzm, -eff ,- -f- ,-N , W A , V, - 5 -...-'A+ ' ' if ' .. A -X. I, Haddock, Robert Rueter, Billie Faye Langford, Bill Devaney, Vernon Potter, Dorothy Flemmons. XY. l.. Robinson Operetta OH, DOCTOR Dr. Drinkwater, Proprietor of .IJ!'illk'ZL'llff'f Sanitzzrium. Herbert Peters, lllilton lllayr lXIrs. Vvealcly, Patieni ,,,,,,,,,l,.,....,......l,....,,,,,........, ,,,........,.....,..,.,,,,....,,,,, ,,......,.,,,......,,,,,........,,,...,,. B e tty Sharp Nlrs. Crossly, Patienl ..,.l,...,......,.,,,,,, Yl....,,.........,..,.l..l...........,........,,..,,,,......,.,.,,,,,,,,,. l Eetty jane Carruth Three Doctors at Sanitariuln ...,,,,,......... Edwin Frasier, Neil Lightfoot, Tonnny Butler Rainbow, Colored Serfuanl at Sanilariunz .......,.............,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,.,...,..,t..,...,,..,.,,,,,,......,,,..... Bill Devaney Bessie, Illoia' at Saniturium ,,,, ,,,,,,, ..,..,.,,,,,,.,.......,........,.......,.,,.., .,,,,.,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, . . l iillie Faye Langford Honor, Pretending To Be Glory Dl'i7lk'lL'Hf6l '......... Barbara Schwan, Dorothy Flennnons lVIacla1ne Chere, fler fllothez ',.,,,,,,,,,,,., .,,..,,...........r.......,...,..,...........r.,r , . ,,,. ,.,Ann Buchschacher Glory Drinkwater, Dr. Drin,l'wa'tw s Grmzzlzlazzglztrfr Patsy Diseker, Lella blae Pennington Pancho, fllexizrarz Cowboy ....,.,,,, ...,..,, ...,,, . ,,,,,,..,,,,.,,,,,.....,,, ,,...,.., , ,,,,, ,,,, , , , ...,. ,,,,,, X V . L. Robinson Philip, Young Ranfh Ouvzfr ,, .,,.,, Vernon Potter FROM PHILIPlS RANCH: lim ,......,, ........,.,,..............,. , ,r..., R obert Rueter Old Timer ......... , .,,,, ,, ....... ...,,,, , ,nxlesse Hudson Bob.. .,,.............,....,..... ....,, ,,,, , , , ,. ,,,,, ,,,,,,...... R obert Langford Cynthia, His Cousin ......,.,,,,...,. . ...,,,,,., Nancy johnson, -luanita Chainbless Manuel, .Mexican Rustler ....,.,,, .,,,i,r., ..,, ,..,,, ...................,.......... A . 5 I . Haddock, King Buchanan NURSES: Melba Bohanon, Annie Mae Bonora, Peggy VVare, Bernice Blackmon, Laurie Stiefer, Ann Francis, Kathryn Miller, Gladyce Highsmith IDOCTORSI Bob Eskew, Clyde Billington, John Faulkner, Charles Holding, -lack Yar- borough CiOCldCSs ,....,......, ,,.... l Bernice St. john Pllglllll ,,., .................,,..,.,.,,,..............,, , ,,,,,,,,,, ..,..,.,,... A .. ..................,, , ,.,.. ,, ,,r.r,,,, ,, .hlinnny Hooper DANCERS: Dora Bullard, Joanna Buzze, Evelyn Deyo, Betty Green, .lo Hardin, -loyee Hawkins, Nancy Keith, Beth Kimbrough, .lean lNlrCoin, Caroline llloore, Barbara lliorris, Yvanda Naylor, Eugene Bryant no Q. Page 76 PR ODL' CTION STAFF - N Director , ,,.,,A ,,,,,,,.A, A , , ,V,.,, I , .A. ,, ., AA , ,,.,,....,A.,, ,,..,,,......AA , , ,.,...A,, ,,,AA ,A, ,A IX I I s s GRACE HANIILTON CoI.I,ABoRA'rI NG IJIRECTORSZ Dramatifs ,,,,,,,,,, ..,... ..A,.....,,. IN I R. RIILTOX XVILSON Dances ,I .., ,,,, MRS. VIRGINIA EDWARDS Rusinessn, ,II, ,II,.. I .,I.I......,II, ,, .,I.,I ...,..I.,I,II,I IN IR. E. E. LXIOHUNDRO Aceonipanistsv. .,,.,,. ,, .....,. Hliriam Browne. Janis Harris, tlerrie Huffaker Business hlanagers ,,.,.. ., ,,...... Barbara Blisard, Tommy Pack Stage and Properties ,,,, ,, .. ,,,,....., , ,...,,,...,.,I.. Kathryn lfiller, jimmy Hooper Publicity ',,,,,, , .,,,.,. ,,,....... I iillie Danz, Irene Garrett, Beth Kimbrough Nlake-Up.. ..,.... I ,,,..,,,,,. Ruth Kline, Lorraine Bloody Stage Blanagel '....,.. ..,,..,., . ,.,,,.,,... ,,,,,,,,,, I garbara Blisard Prompter... ,,,, ,.,, , ,,,,. . Wanda Amis Lights ........ ......... IN Ir. G. H. VVest , 4 IJ QP! Lellzx Mae Pennington, Nancy johnson, Robert l.angford, Betty Jane Carruth, Ann Francis, Betty Sharp, Totumy llutler S Qwzs-isa, W . I , I ' P092 77 Senior Mixed Chorus 1D1.l'L'l'fU7', Miss Gmxua l1ANlIl,'I'ON Pxesidmt . Ilnrolfl VVilliame: Vice-P1'PsiclG11t King Hllfhillllill Sf'Cl'C'U1l'j' Orville Hfnfihmzlzn T . l1ibl'Zil'i2lIl . I at lJisCkc'1 yflywhqembers of Senior Mixed Chorus WW SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Page 79 FALL JUANITA CHANIRLESS . . . President . IDOROTHY AIEAN FLEMMONS . l'ifr-Prvsidt-nf ANN BL'eHseH.-xeHER . . . Serretary . PAT IJISEKER .... . Librarian . IQATHRYN BIILLER . . House Chairman SENIOR BOYS' GLF, FALL VERNON POTTER . . CLYDE BILLINGTON . ROBERT LANGFORD . -IININIY HOOPER . KING BUCHANAN . Sophia Adams Bohhy Alexander VVanda Amis Charles Berry Clyde Billington Jewel Blaekhurn Bernice Blackmon Barlyara Blisard Vergil Bohac Earl Brewer Miriam Browne King Buchanan Ann Buehsehaeher Dora Bullard Tommy Butler Faye Byrd XVesley Calvery Betty .lane Carruth Juanita Chamhless Dorothy Collier Billie Cook Evelyn Daniel Billie Danz Evelyn Deyo Pat Diseker Patsy Eskeyv Yvonne Flake Dorothy -lean Flemmons Ann Francis Edwin Frasier T. E. Gaither Irene Garrett . President . 1'ire-Presizlmzt . Swretary . . Librarian . flouse Llhfliflllllll Ben GilleSpie Betty Green VViIliam Greiner Edgar Grimmett A. J. Haddock Alanis llarris Annette Herring Gladyee Highsmith Orville Hoffman VValter Hofheinz Frank llolcomlw Charles Holding Bohhie Jean llunt Mary Edna Hunt jesse Hudson jerrie lluffaker Naney Johnson Betty Kellar Nancy Keith Barbara Kilgore Beth Kimhrough Ruth Kline Alleen Kuretsch Billie Faye Langford Robert Langford Neil Lightfoot Phyllia Loveless Lucille Marshal Ouida Joy Martin Virginia Mayberry Milton Mayr Jean MeCoin SPRING AlL'ANIT.x CHAAIBLESS 'E CLVB BARBARA BLISARD CAROLINE BIOURE NANCY KEITH . . Ii,-XTHRYN RIILLER SPRING . TOMMY P.-tex VERNON POTTER T. E. G.'XlTHER . A. j. Hammock CLYDE BILLINOTON Betty .lo MeKelroy Kathryn Miller Lorraine Moody Caroline Moore Barhara Morris Joyce Morris james Mullins Tommy M u nroe Betty Nemmer Tommy Paek Lella M. Pennington Herhert Peters Elnita Pollack Al ayee Polston Vernon Susan R Potter eedy XV. I.. Robinson Rohert Rueter Kenneth Barhara Sehroeder Sch wan Betty Sue Sharp Gene Slater Bobhie Ann Smith Billie Beth Stevens Freddy Stewart Laurie Stiefer Bernice St. john Anna Rose Tate james Taylor Peggy XVare Betty Vllilhelm Tex VVilliams Q an A if aww 'T-N' ,..... ,aw '22, ,AEP Intermediate Girls, Chorus D16-farm-, Miss GRACl'l HAxm.'roN FALL Aloiw Piano . Doius Siseo .... B r'r'ry .I o Meli i21,Rox' Arrisifx KL'RE'l'SL'll M, xlo uwruix ROL'CllIl.I.UN iw Piano . . . Doius liELVILI,li . Doris Nlarie Barton Mildred Burton Joanne Buzze Bobbie jean Coleman Betty Joyce Collie Naney Culpepper Ruby Dennis liline Diaz Jimmie Lou Duncan Yvonne Dyer Mary Ann Elkins Barbara Fskew Karma Sue Ewing lfraiiees Gage Betty Lou Gossen Bobbie Lynne Gottlieb Mary Greiner Dorothy Haeft Vvilllllll Hamilton ,lo llardy . P7AFXil1f'Ilf . lilfl'-lJfF.K'i!lI'1If . Sm'n't111'y . . Trmszzrvr . . Librzzrirlzz . . ilrrozzzjwzlzzisfx . Nina Harrington Barbara Holding Rose lylarie Kelly june Lamb Catherine Lancaster janet Lee Fzitlierine Lewis Viola Lincoln Bobbie jean Manning Lavelle Martin Minnie Nlartin lilaine Mason joan May' Norma Meers Dorothy Ann Morris Nelda Murrell Margaret Nichols ,luanita Noftzger joan Pai-do llelen Parma SPRING . . M-my S'l'.XXIf4JRlJ . NANCY Cl'l.l'Iil'I'l'R 7 . Doxxix W ESTMURliI,,XNl7 . . . .Al.'XXlf'l' lair lf1ia'i i'y ANN Srixsox . . . ,low Piuzno . IDUNNA Xx7ESTBlORlil..XNl1 jean Pippin Imogene Rafferty Josephine Ray Carol Roland 'l'erry Saffle Peggy Shepard -Io llarma Stevens Doris Sisco Mary Stanford Betty Stinson Ruby Thompson f Geraldine Threadgill P Ja! Lois Turnage Betty Vickers Mary Viekery Guinevere Yoils Dorothy VVatson Donna XVeStmoreland ,leannine YVoods Mary Dale Boyd Pr7fli' Xi' IOB Girls, Jhorus , , ,-LA ,M .. , . . . .A . Q i r , f . I , i J- 1 if ' -f ff- 5 . -4 -rf ff , .. - - was 'T W. g V qw, Q .1 Q , Q I 0 . R ag l, ' - I Q ...S I Q av . . lr ,, ' - if ,, m .1 G -I-f W 5 - W 7 f 6 A Ae an .35 , ' , . ., f - 4 Q.. 0 t 2 of 4' 0' 4.9 41 --Q J 5' - fy 9 1' 1. :- n A V A 7' 4 ' M- ' 0 A, ' -af if if 'W -1 Q ., , 1. 'f - J Y .. . V , 'Q . ,, ' R 'A 1 : , A M ' w -Mi ' '25 '15 - k ' , .5 'N' ' '- ' -cr , U ' ,f I ev , :. 4 W V , y V ,L 4 Mary klzwkson, Rufv Mary XX':alkvr, vlmil- llolnisw, ,Iuyvc XX'orth:m1. Mvvzvlzn Vmnlmmvx, Ilurmhy XX'inzn1r. Peggy Lou Alc'nl1inux, .Furry ll:ux1n1m1, llvtty Ruth Nuwnmu Uvzm 5llYlU1l. Xlruxlxm .Xlvx:ll1rI1-Y. lxrmrlx-'l'1m' Nfdxllmr. H114-:A l.m- Hllwm. Hxlnflsl XXHVIIHIIII. H1113 Lml Spiucr, Xlzarjvuriv XYIHIQ-. Shirlvy 'lkurncr Ik-Hx' Nlurw. Xlfxrxl- hzu1m1m1. Vin-3' Rum limb, .Mlm Xlnrswxx. Ilurnthy -lvzm 111111-, Ruby Ru'h,u'f1-ml. lun H1 uhm llxarhwu- Nm-ul, lmtlu' - ': - Rnlh Xl11r1rI1!'n'r, liuw Nlzwy l :ui:11'vlu. .luzm lfxxwlxg, Valtxy Ruth To 1 nlinuhmlv. Ilurif Xln1'1'vl lwtty ,ln F0014 vlrl, Nlicrllm Mlm Smith. liohlm Hur- Billu lunv iurtfm lrmluw l!uhurtrnx1. lmllzc Sm l.:1ym', XIWLIQ Rulsy. wirvyu' Ixmu. Nlmru Hulfl. llnrv- Q Srxiflur. Nlwmie' l.rv11 Xlxm- IOB Boys' horus --.1 .as ,,.s-l ar' gs. M394 1 ya mn- Aa- J m ,Q rn ,.,, ,? q Lrrlvl' lxrltuu. fwrallfl Rlrhzufl-, Klmrlv- lzxn-Icy. Kin ,Xulzuulk Ifflwilrvl. 'I'l1rton. lluluhy Ilupkillf, Hobby l':xL'k, Ima .luy l'h0rluruw, llollglzw l'l'5ur. Xlrxuln Iizxilvy Paris Iurnxnr. I,--Xliv Humlridl. Nfillrm fiznrrutt. Ihmnld AICQ-IIHIUY. Alolm H'llrivn. Lluyfl Iizurrnl-I UCL KVlH'CTC1', lm Tvmny llurux. Hvm- Xlzxrirm. Ilnbhy Plvmmmx-, llulm' Slxvplyfwvl. 'lummy 11nIrmuTr. Ralph Immurr Ilan XX'liite. George Stone, lfranees llossetl, XYalter lfaclal, Rohhie Loeliriilue, .Xvla Stone, llill liailey' Student Government HIC Student Government of XVaeo High School. originated hy lllr. E. T. Gen- heimer, plays a vital part in the sehool machinery. Starting as an experiment, this plan of government was first tested in the spring of 1925. The meetings were held onee a Week in the east room of the gym. ln this advisory form of government the court held a high position and dealt particularly' with arrests. iv, 'li Quite unique is the City llanager form ot government employed by the sehool. because until IQ37 lvaeo High was the only sehool using this plan. The sponsors of the Student Ciiovernment, in order, have been: lllr. E. A. Bern- hausen, lVIr. H. T. Torrance, lvlr. C. C. Perry, lllr. gl. R. Gordon, Nlr. Perry for three more years, and llliss Elor Osborn, who is the present sponsor. Among the special events of the Student Government was the convention, in 1938, of the Texas Association of Student Council, held in lVaeo during April. Also, the first radio hroadeast to originate from the gym was a program by the sehool government in 1935. ug! an-Americaii Club Sp1,11.1-01- , Miss HA'1 1'11c Z1'111f1,1'11 I Al,l. SPRINK XvlTRCIl. liouiw. . . I5-1111111111 . . . LL'Cll,l.Ii Hmzxxxi D111111 H1 l.I..XRlJ . l'i1-1-P1-1211111111 , l3ETT1'1s S1'11.11'111a11C111 rl1HFl,.XI.X S.x11'1'11 . . Sff1'7'1'fllI'j' . . . -l1s,1x R CH.x141,1is 131511111 . 7l1'L'llSlU'l,l' . . C11.1111.Es l'llRRX CH,1R1,1-is CiOl4l,If . . S1111111111-111-.lrnzx . . lliwwix ll,XT'I 1 l HIL P2111-A111c1'iCa11 Club of VV21co High School was o1'gz111iz1J1l i11 IQ26 21s Zl Spanish Lhxb 11111111 the 11211111- of L21 cil'2lll2lLlZl. The piirposc- of thc club th1-11. as now, was to p1'o111otc t1'i11111 N113 tol 1 1 21pp1'1-1'i21tio11 ot l,z1ti11 .'xlNl'l'lCZl. L21 Cl1':111211l21 was Z1 Cl1z11't1-1' 1111-111be1' ot the P2111-:X111111'icz111 St111l1-11t F11111111 ot 'l'1'xz1s, o1'g2111ixc-1l ill lJ:1ll21s, 211111 is still Zlll active ch21pt1-1' witl1 its SDOIISOI' s1'1'x'i11g as Stitc Dum l o1' 111211151' j'C2l1'S, tl11- 1'l11b met 1'v1l1'y two weeks, 111111 the p1'og1'z1111s were 15iv1'11 e11ti1'1'l1 lll Span Ill 11144 111111111-111be1'sl1ip XVZIS opc-111'1l to st111l1'11ts of llilflll .AI11t1l'iC2lll History, and th1 Ilf lk 11 1'l1z111g1l1l to thc P2111-A1111'1'ic2111 Club. The cluh now 1111'1'ts cwcry wcvlc, 21111l tl11' p1'og1'21111s t tu 1111 s p211't 211'e gin-11 i11 English about l'2111-A1116-1'ic2111 s11bjc-cts. The 11111111l11'1's rec1'i1'1- El I11OIllllX Illdgflllllk l'2111-A111 Ti1111's,'l p11blisl11'1l i11 Austin. l11 z1cl1liti1111 to the 1'11g11l211' club work Zlllll 1111- spo11so1'ship of the obse1'1'21111'1- of April I4 as l lll A111c1'ic:111 IJ215, the club coope1'21t1's i11 e1'e1'y way possihl1'with tl1111111111111111111y.This11'11 the 1 s P1111-A1111'1'i1'2111 Student l'lUI'll1Il is st211'ti11g H11 1'xcl12111g1' SCllOl2l1'SlllD lrlllltl with 1'211'h IIl4ZHll3l'l' Ollfll llflllff tc11 1'1'11ts. XXHICU High l'ASl'l will 1111-1-t its qllflfll 011 tl1is 111ost worthwhile p1'oj1'1't. lX'I2111y ii0l'I1ll'l' 111e111h1'1's have sc1'vc1l ill thc A1111 ed l'lOl'L'l'S of xVfJl'lll XVz11' ll. Some p21i1l thc s11p11111c- sz11'1'ifi1'c, some we-rc wo11111le1l. Zllltl others wc-rc p1'is0111-1's of war. All s1-1'vc1l witl1 1listi111'tio11 .1111 fl s 1'vt111'11i11g, fOQLl'flll'I' with 1111- p1'ese11t111C111be1's, hope to 1'11l211'ge the 11'11'11101' i1l1-z1l of El X11 Wo lgl'0Illt'l'l'l00ll to Zl clllt' lVo1'l1l l31'otl11-1'l10o1l. XY, ll. Nl:1--vv l11111111 Iliuls l Lf. XY. lJ11l1s1111. .Xl:111 Xl1llr'I'. ll1:11'l1'-- liohlv. ,low lh11mf1s, ll1:11'l1's llrrry, 1l:11'l:1111l l'111'l1-y, lf1lwi11 liflllllln NY. A, I'z11'1111 1 llvttyv IJ115l1-, .l1-:111 Ii1'il'1:1i11. ll111':1 ll11ll111'1l, ll:11'l1:11'f1 .l1'!111 ll1'1111c1', l'1-15115 llolt, ll1'l1'11 Klillivzill. I1111 Nyxlls, Nl:11'll1:1 I,1'c, llrryl wI11111's N:1111'1 Il1'ow11, l5l:1111'l11- Nli11'h1-ll, R.1111o11:1 l'o1Il1', I-'1t11111'1-s ll:11'is, U1-lsy l 1':1si1f1', 'l'l11'l111:1 Smith, XX1 t'l'11'l1 Ilori Y A ' ' Huh vll NX11111, Miss ll:1ll11' L111' 5l:11'11- Y11ill1A111i11, .Xl1:1 Xl21ri1- .l11l111s1111, l.111'ilI1- llt-1'11:1111l1'f, lfclivt' N11-lj11r1'11, Ii11'11:11li11: l.1-1l11111 t'11oli1114'1111f1I1 Iii lin '411'l i11l1i1 X1l1111 is, 's 1:M,1111,,11:,1 s Sl:11'i:1 S:11'1'i:1, .ll-2111111-111' li11111l111:111, lfslclzi R1'111l1111. llully 'l'111'1'1'111'1'. Row Xl:11'11' lf11j111'1l11, lfslllvl' X1 1 l'1111111'111111111 lili111 lliil 1. 1.. P11116 85 EE Hob Cantrell, lieryl Iicntley, Dorothy Mcliiunuy, Guinevere Veils, Marilyn Money, Carol Tasker, Ruth Ivan SOIOIIIOII, ,lack Bush N11-.5 Doris 'l1ll0llllJS0ll, Mario Uurrett, Bfartlxu X'ill1l'CIlliZilU1J, Nancy Lee TIIOIIIIIEOII, Bettye Kyle Lee, Mary Aliu- lirzuly, Donald Ray Miller Ll-. Moser, Fl'll1lCUh lluswtt, Clifton Thorn, llarilyn Fred Editorial Staff Of The Daisy hain Ezlilor-ill-Clzivf flssofilzlr Editor Class' Ezlitorx Fczlufly Ezfitors dftifzfitivs Editors SIZHPXIIOY Editor Featurr Editor Atlzfefifs Ezfilors jrt Edilors CAROL 'TASKER MARTHA VAIAIRENRAMP INIARY ALICE BRADY BETTYE KYl,E LEE RUTH -IE.-KN SOLOMON . NIARIE IJURRETT DOROTHY RICKINNEY lVIARILYN NIONEY . BERYL BENTLEY NANCY LEE THOMPSON GCINIVERE VOILS Ari.-KRILYN FRED FRANCES IDOSSETT . . JACK BUSH DONALD RAY lx1lLLER RICHARD RKIOSER BOB CI-XNTRELL CLIFTON THORN Page 84 Business Staff of The aisy Chain Spmmr, NIR. E. E, NIOIIIYNDRO Bll3'illA'.K'A' JIIIIZIIQFI' BILLY SCHRADER J'J'Si.YfIl1lf lflzsilzflfs Tllmzzzger THOMAS EARL TURNER Jdiffirlixilly and ffir'f'11f11tio11 41lI11I!lyFl'.S'Z PATSY S'I'cnfrREG1fN, -IE.-KN H.ARXI.fXX, GLORIA NAIL, BETTY ABEL, fk A ,V-A ELLEN XVHITE, EL1GlfNIi CORNVVFILI. Ucwlty Alwl, .lm-lm H:n'm:m, 'l'l1um:1s Iffnrl Turner, Iilljqvllt' for-nwvll, liilly Scllraflrr Hr. IQ. IQ. Althllllllllfkl, illnrin Nail, Pill Stutfrcgcn, Ifllun XYh1tc A ,.,, ,rf , . w . AH Irv' ,s Y f 33' , 'A 1 3.5 V .ww:'g5fi -f 1951 ' in , if a , JF .2 . L., fL? f wwf' f-gl xp s ,T uf. ,3 , - HW' My Avi Page 35 ' ,- Nui l Bob Sadler, jim Mclbonalrl, Tommy Riggs, Ben j 1 1Al'n Miller a ,f Karol lasker, Martlia Ray, Klary Alice Brady, My jean Ryals, in, Ellen Ricketts Ruth jean Solomon, eainine Parson j Q1 Lorraine Hoody, Barbara llonlenhoff, listal Lt Frances YYise, Nancy Lee fiwcnrlolyn Snider, Lucille Hernandez, Beth liir Sligh, Frieda Brnck Brown, Dick Moser, Roy Price, jack Bush, lienu fiullen, Marilyn Money, lloris Sisco, lrene Garrett, Ifva Mae Ray Louise jones, Billie Lee lianz, Marie llurrett, Alleen liuretsch, Thompson 'e Lawrence, joann XYarlielil, Billie jean Broughton, nhrough, Margaret Payne, Kathleen Hartley, Br-tty Faye Press Club Sponsor, Miss DOR1s THOMPSON FALL SPRING jack BUSH . . . . President . . -IACK BUSH RIARY ALICE Bkxnnx' . IYlt't PI't'Xi!1lt,71f . . . TEDDY FAIR . , . CAROL ,TASKER KATHLEEN HARTLEY . Seurvtzzry . . RUTH jmx SOLOMON HE goal of every Press Club ineniber is to join the Quill and Scroll, Interna- tional Honorary Society for High School journalists. These tneinbers were initiated during the nfv SX oglieryl Bentle' ' ary Alice Brady Billie jean Broughton jack Bush Gene Cullen Billie Lee Danz Marie Durrett Teddy Fair Irene Garrett Vllayne Goodwyn Kathleen Hartley Quill a nd Scroll luncheo Lucille Hernandez Charles Hooks Ray Louise jones Beth Kimbrough Estal Lee Lawrence jim McDonald Marilyn Money Dick Moser jeannine Parson Margaret Payne Roy Price n on lllai The editor and the business manager of The Daisy Chain, Carol Tasker and Billy Schrader, were also initiated into the society. 'ch 16: lillen Ricketts Tommy Riggs jean Ryals Bob Sadler Gwendolyn Snider Ruth jean Solomon Nancy Lee Thompson Colleen Tucker joan Vllarfield Frances VVise we 86 TI R Genheimer Literary Society Sponmr, MRS. DORA lNlAE PERRY FALL SPRING LILARETH BI.-XSSENIECRG . . President . . BETTYI5 KYLE LEE BETTYE KYLE LEE . . l'ire-Prrridenl . . . CAROLINE RIOORE CAROLINE NIOORE . Serrcnzry . . . lxLlARTHA LOL' MILLER CAROL TIXSKER . . . . Treasurer . . BIARGARET XVASHINOTON BIARGARET VVASHINGTON . . .Repw-ter. . . . . . CAROL TASKER lMlARY RUTH NORRIS . . Sfrgeant-at-Arms . . RIARY RUTH NORRIS HE first meeting of the Genheimer Literary Society was called to order by its J first president in the fall of 1915. A group of earnest girl debaters and deelaimers onstituted the membership of the club, purposing to further school-wide interest in XX f' ational and international events. During the early years of its growth Genheimer X debate teams represented VVaco High School in Dallas, Klart, Calvert, Fort VVOrth. ,X B?emOnd, and Temple. As public sentiment grew in favor of such activities, these 5 fi s of speech were introduced into the regular course Of study. XX w The Genheimer of the present takes pride in upholding the high standard :set 9 X 'n in the annals of the twenty-one years in Genheimer's history. Now as a service 3 N anization, the Genheimerites lead in directing the junior Red Cross Drive, in Q X initiating the Girls' Vocational Clinic in VVaco High School, and in furnishing 5 mines to which the student body was Invited. Es A5 'x Nlrs, Dora Mae Perry, Inlia Ann Little, Allyne Compton, Carolyn Cason, Laura Claypool, Margaret Xhvililllilglllll, Peggy Kraig, Martha Lou Miller Barbara Lelllane, Norma Kendall, lletty Abel, Dolores Patterson, Caroline lloore, Lilabeth Massenlmrg, Mary Ruth Norris, Carol Tasker WN ,lean Pippin, Patsy Mays, Mary Hoelin, Be1ty Holder, jerrie llnffaker, liarbara .Xnn llann, Gloria Nail, fi' Harbara Ilaier i llettye Kyle Lee, lleverly llolder, june lferiguson, .lanis Harris, joan Caldwell, Carol Haier, Nancy V 'hoax Parrish, Shirley lrt-land ftp Q5 X X 1. . If-S' Pagc 87 -.......... ,fu LK, ,..,.,,..,,,...W ,Nw....,.....,.. liilly llitto, XYillie lllock, Dana Crawford, llilly Xlalesovas, Theodore lilioury Blarie llurrett, Anita Brown, Nancy Culpepper, Mary Alive llrady, Mary Ann -lolinson, Eleanor Irvin, Martha Frances Booth, Mary Lu Jnyncs Clara Lumpkin, Catherine Lancaster, Shirley Lehowitz, Mary Ann Morgan, llargarel Hoskins, llarlnara Holding, Ollie Sue Lamb, Amlele lletros Doris jean Brown, Alleen Kureftscli. Maxine llarham, lleryl Bentley, lflezmor llarriip, lfvelyu Daniel, Helen Harper, Sylvia lforigard, Katherine Bruner, llctty Halve, ,loaun llankina, Billie ,lean Kirk, Patricia llieloon, TOYCE Chancellor , . Y Roxanna Connally, Doris Hutsou English iterar Society Spam-Or, Miss ZOE STEELE DANIEL FALL SPRING 'PATSY STOFFREGEN-. President . PATSY STOFFREGEN BERYL BENTLEY . . . I ire-Prfxiflmzt . AVIARY ALICE HRADH' NANCY LEE THOBIPSON Smfrrmry . BERYL BENTLEY BILLY SCHRADER . Treaszmrr . . . BILLY SCHRADER DYANA CRAWFORD . . Jzzziifoz' . NANCX' LEE rlli1'lOMPSON Lmiee YT Pago 88 il ix ,... -5 , --K H I STORY HE desire to encourage and extend the literary activities of XVaco High School was the objective for the founding of the English Literary Society. The first sponsor was lllr. E. Douglas xlohnson, now principal of North xlunior High School. lfntler lllr. blohnson's supervision, the constitution was drafted and approved in the fall of IQ33 with eight charter members. For five years lllr. .lohnson served as spon- sor. When llflr. Johnson left in 1938, Bliss Zou Steele Daniel hecame sponsor of the club. To advance the literary activities of the school. the English Literary Society sponsors annual poetry and essay contests. Each term the society presents medals to the outstanding English student of VVaco High School, North Junior High School, East Junior High School, South xlunior High School, and West -lunior High School. Throughout its existence, the club has cooperated with all school-sponsored drives. It is the aim of the English Literary Society to carry on. as it has in the past. individual literary activities of VVaco High School. XYayn: Teel, Billy Schrader. Richard Moser. Sidney Sims Donald Morris, llonald Ray Miller. Martha Swope, llninevi-re Yoils, Marilyn Money, lfva Mae Nunn. Joanne Starr, Teri-sa Mcfoy Patsy Stoffrciqcn, lfulagenc Hentz, Betty Stinson, Pat Rolilwins, Marilyn Fred, Mary Vl'illiams, lYanfla Jean Sanders, Lillian l'urvis ,lerry OlNe:ll, Frances Uvcrhy, jackie Chapin, lfranccs XYisc, lictty jo Mcliclroy, Lois Claire lllilsson, Anne Illorrow, Doris Rncltcr Mary Ann XYood, loan fliastain. Ruth XYhilrlcn, Martha .Xnn flilen, flnifla Martin, lilenrla Peyton. llctly Io Vivian, Shirley Vvllllllilll Arlalmclle Ilarre-tt, Ilette Scharff, lletty Sue Rontli, llvtty lo XVorkman, Nancy l.ce Thompson, Jo Ann Martin, llclcn Silvey, llelen Parma W.. ,....,...,.M...,, L.- Pagf S9 ,,.......,......4.A..-.... '3- VVilliain Dorrill, VVilliam Colgin, John Jenkins, Ronald VVatldell, Anthony Kearns, llougas Pryor Iirldie XVeIch, Ioe Horton, Mary Holdar, Mary Ann johnson, Charles VVhite, Meade Bailey Linton Cosgrove. Mary Lu joynes, Margaret Hoskins, Ann Fort, Martha Lou Miller, Mary Stella Phillips Arrlis Tatum, Katharine Mitchell, Nancy Lee Thompson, .loan VVestmorelan4l, Sally Sadler, Barbara XYilsun unior Classical League Sponrofr, Mlss ELOR OSBORN, MIss MILIJRED STERLING FALL BIARTHA LOL' MILLER . ADA STONE ..... NIARGIE JOHNSON ANNE ABRAMS . . GLORIA NAIL . BEN BROWN . JOE liAVANAGH . Anne Abrams Elizabeth Alexander Barbara Baier Dorothy Ruth Bailey Meade Bailey Buddy Baird Elizabeth Barnett Ray Bell Ben Brown Elizabeth Caldwell Nada Sue Carmichael Elizabeth Castleman Ima Joy Chodorow VVilliam Colgin Roxanna Sue Conally Eugene Cornwell Linton Cosgrove Nancy Culpepper Margaret Curlin VVilliam Dickens Sue Dickson VVilliam Dorrill Bettye Doyle Vance Dunnam Nevajo Evans Jack Findley Ann Fort Beverly Christ Dolores Kay Ghrist Billy john Uribe Nancy Guinn Martin L. Girtes Betty Halve Olga Lou Ilammer Patsy Harris Roberta Hatch Marilyn Helton Patricia Hicks Jack Hightower Mary Hoehn Mary Holder Ioe Horton SPRING . President . . BIARTHA LOL' BIILLER . I irc-Presidmzt . . MARY RUTH NORRIS . . Srrremry Corrrrponfling Srvrctary . . . . Treasurer . Sergeant-rzt-ifrnzs . Pzzrfirzmcntarizm Margaret Hoskins jerrie Huffaker Eleanor Irvin Doris Ann Jenkins john Jenkins Margie johnson Mary Ann Johnson Ann Jones Mary Lu Joynes joe Kavanagh Anthony Kearns Patsy Klaras Alleen Kuretsch Barbara Le Blanc ,lean Lewis Bernerd Levy Cynthia Littlefield Tom Mabray Billie Martin VVayne Martin ROEERTA HATCH BEVERLY ciHRlST . . ADA STONE . . CHARLES NVHITE . BOBBY SI-IEEHY Patsy Mays Harold McClure Martha Lou Miller Katherine Mitchell Helen Monk Tommy Mosley Gloria Nail Betty Ruth Neumann Mary Ruth Norris Martha Ann Oden Zaye Ruth Osborn Mary' Stella Phillips Douglas Pryor Pat Robbins Nancy Rohan Tommy Rovelo Treyonne Russell Sally Sadler Charlotte Schaefer Bobby Sheehy Margaret Shindler Pat Short Vveldon Smith Joe Soffle Betty Stinson Ada Stone VVillie Dean Sutton Helen Sydow Ardis Tatum Nancy Lee Thompson Patsy Tucker Shirley Turner Ronald VVaddell Eddie Vvelch joe Ann VVelr'h Joan Vvestmrzreland Barbara VVilson Charles VVhite Ioan VVylie Joyce Yates PM 9 Page ...........,.,,.,...,......,..N.w,A,......... HISTORY l'l'H llrs. hlarian C. Butler and llliss Elor Osborn as sponsors and Fddie Caldwell as chairman, the XVaco chapter of the junior Classical League was formed in XVaco in the fall of 1940. ln january of the following year, by invitation of Nvaco. a Texas State junior Classical League was formed in XVac0, with james Leo Garrett, president of the lVaco chapter, elected as president. Since this time another state president has been chosen from VVaco High School. Forrest XX70l'fl12lIUQ one state secretary, llartha Lou lliller. and one state treasurer. Bill Hailey, have heen elected to hold offices in the state chapter, also. The VVaco Chapter of the -lunior Classical League Hcovenants to hand on thc torch of classical civilization in the modern xvorldfl Billy vlohn tirche, XYilliam liiclqens, Hlga Lou llainmer, ,lean Lewis, Iileanor Irvin, Mary Ruth Norris, Sain llehin, XYel1lnn Smith. Marlin liuntcr xllllfllt' johnson, Anne .Xhrams. Roberta Hatch, lflifahelh l'as1h-nian, lflizahclh .Xlex:in4lcr, Ilorolhy Ruth llailcy. .Xlleen liiiretscli, ilyntliia Lilllcliclil Harhara Ilaier, Nlargarct Shinfllcr, Ilctly Doyle, Ima joy Khoilorow, llcitty Stinson. Nancy Rohan. Palsy Klarzis, llolnrcs lihrisl Sue Ilicltson, Nancy l'iil1ii-ppt-i', ,li-rric llulitaker, Nancy lininn. Iloris jenkins, llillic Nlarlin, Pat-y Harris, Gloria Nail l'alrieia Hicks, Nlarilyn Ilelton, Xlargaret Curlin, N4-vain lfvans, Palsy Hays, Iicvcrly fihrisl, Ilettyf - llalvc, Nada Sue k'arniich:iel 1 '! 'filnzff I -5. . . . wg?-, ,M-V-A , . - gym, A X Dana Crawford, Ioe Tusa, llilly Schrader. Herhie Fred. Thomas Pfarl Turner, lliclq Moser. llonalrl Hcllonald, llan VVliitc, john l'aul ilillO!ll2lS, .lack llush Billy Ditto, Donald Ray Hiller. XYanda Sanders, Martha Yahrenliamp, Julianne Rast, tlniiierer-3 Voile. Donald liarkcr, llohhy Street Martha Lon Klillcr. Klarilyn Fred. .Xila Sitone, llarhara iirippcn, Marilyn Honey. la-nora llarrell, Teresa Xlcfoy. Laura Claypool Bette Rose Scliarff, Doris Rucker, Martha Swope, lleryl Bentley. llnrothy llcliinncy, Marie Ilnrrett. Carol Taslcer Ioan Uihson. Marie eagle. Nancy Tliompson, Vat lliscker. Mary Stanford, liarhara llorlenhuff, liloria Nail, Rolnhie Locliridce FALL Romer STREET . DAN NVHTTIA: . FRANQES IDOSSETT TADA STONE . . ational Honor Society onror, Miss LOL'ISli Presidezzl . lift?-P!'l'Xifft'77f Sl'f'7'l,1'f17'jl . 7lI'Fll.V1lfl'l' . . Sergrrllz2'-at-Jrnzr GAYLE S SPRING . . Aux STONE . . . BETTE ScHrxRi-'i-' . BIAR'i'ri,fi Lott NIILLIZR . . BILLY SCHRAIJER . . Urea Mosizrz N IQ'2l a group of secondary school principals, realizing the great need for a na- tional scholastic society, niet i11 Chicago to draw up the constitution of what was then called rlhe American rlorch Society. The name was later changed to the Na- tional Honor Society. The society has inet with approval among the secondary schools of the nation and now has approximately 3,294 chapters. The VVaco High School Chapter was founded in lfj,1.0 under the sponsorship of lllrs. Flora Edmond VVinton. The National Honor Society may well be termed the 'flunior Phi lleta Kappa, as so many of its members in college find places in Phi Beta Kappa. The principles of the society are Character. Scholarship. l,eadership, and Ser- vice. The purpose is to teach students the importance of looking beyond high school courses, seeing and striving toward worthy goals, and making the ideals of the Society a means of self-guidance in their daily life and higher education. T51 5 Betty .Xlmel Bula Alexzunler Dunzllcl lizirkel' Beryl Bentley' Shirley liiwuui litirlwziru limleiilmff Yergil liulnu' Nfziry .Xliee lirzlcly Frieda liriirk -lurk Bush Marie Vzigle Lzlurzi Clziypuul -lulin Cook Eugene Cornwell Dzlnzi flI'1lXSl-Ufll lark lh-lun Pat Diseker Billy llitlrm Frances Dmsett MEMBICRS Marie Durrett Pauline l3ui11'nn -llllillll lfiler Mairilyn lfrecl llerlwie Ifretl loan iiilxaun Clizirlex Ciulwle Iienurzt ii1ll'l'L'll Billie Hendrix lillllljlvlll' Ilentz Peggy Hicks lien lloolxs liettye Kyle Lee Rolmlwie linehridge Teresa! lN1Cf'uy Dnnziltl Mt'l7onald Durutlij' Meliinney Lziurzx Mzirka Uunnltl Miller llelen lVIiller lxillffllll Inu Nliller Marilyn Money Ric'l11u'tl Nioser filurizl Nail limi Mme Nunn hlllllilllllt' Rzist Rulmlsie Dell Reid Mairizin Ripley Chzirles Robinson jimmy Rogers Doris Rucker Xxvlllliiil jean Sancle Bette Rose Scharff Hillg Schrader llelen Silvey Ruth -lean Solomon Mziry Stanford I.z1urie Stiefer ffurnizui Xyllilrlllltll, lfugzeiie Vuxiixu-ll, .luntny Rust-iw, L'li:u'lt-e Ruhinxrui. llillx ll,ui'i-. Iiulv .Xl - I e:tni1tlt'r, lhu llunlt-, lien lluevi. Nluyxu- ite, FS lietty Stinson Patsy Stuffregen Adu Stone liulmhi Street Mzirtlizl Swope C'iu'ul Tasker XVLQIIC Teel .lulin llill0IT1Zl5 lluwzird Thornpsun Nancy Lee Tlimnpwn Leslie Turner Tliurnzis Eurl Turner joseph Tusa Guinevere Veils Dun YVhite Nurinzln YVhitemnn jzunes XVilliznnw luliu inirlx l Kluirlie hultle llvtu' 511-un, lxulll ltin Sulfuuuil. l':iIe3 Stoffrvrn, Slnrli-3' lliuxlmiiii, Xlsug .Xlirv llrzuly, lirlly ,Xlu-l lfilluyi-in' llei l'1'ltcl1u l!l'lu'lt,. llelen Silxt-5, l.txlit' Turner, l'i-:ey llivlw, liulrlmie lhfll Rt-inl, llettyt- liyli l.ei-, l'r:u1cem lbosfeli 41 'R .f.f.WWM.m.f4 1 ggi, f..-...M get x mil W Pam' U3 it Iiliz1IbcIlI CXISIII-IIIQIII, Ada Stone, lcon Hilflllilll, Helen XYIISOH Miss Marv Strzxsmgv, Anne .-Abrams, Margie JOIIIISOII, Alisa NYIIIIQQIA, -Izmst Lev, fynthizl l,i1tlcfiI-hl. liiizalwetlm ,Xlcx:nIder Ann TIIIIIISQTIOIII, Nlfxry Sanur., ,IO Alyf. llnwns., MzII'yII:IdzI Hill, RUIJCTILI llzxtch. lh-vwly i1hI'iSI, l'Ollveu C I' O w lflhrl llejzmrxxelts, Mary Stanford, Pat l'y1:md, lloruilly Baker, Ida Lester, Kathleen Hurtluy, IH-ggy Hick-, ' In ' E1 IO Ann Sliszh, NOMIIIA Lovlxrimiyv, lfctty lfay Sligh, Marie Czagilv, Sue Holt, juan Paulo, 5 'I-du lfrux. A Emily mm arden Literar Society ISpf,mm-I, MISS FALL .IEAN HARAIAN . ROREIE LOCHRIDGE . BIT-XRIE CAGLE . . PEGGY HICKS . . . AOA STONE. . . . CYNTHIA LITTI.EIfIEI.IJ FRANCES IDOSSETT . RTHEI. IUEJARNETTE . IQATHLEEN HTARTLFN' DOROTHY BAKER . . ' ANNIE M. FORSG.-XRD, MISS MARY STRANGE . . Prrsidenz' . . . First l'i1'e-Pwsizlffnf . Sffond Vice-Presiflffzf Third I'7iL'l P7'FXil1F7lf . Rfvorzfiizg Sfvrftary . I,'orrcf.I71on1Ii1zg Swrfmzj . . Trmszzrw . . . Sffrgearzl-at-H1'111.s' . . . .RC'fJOI'fFf. . . PllffiUlI167Zl!ll'iH71 . I SPRING . ,ADA RISHER STONE . FRANCES IUOSSFTT . . . SIE HOIJ1' . . . PEGGY LIICKS CYNTHIA LITTI.EIfIEI.Iu IQATHLEEN H4XR'1'l.ES' . . IDOROTHY BAKER . . .IDA LESTER . BETTY FAY SLIGII . FRIED,-X BRLJCK Page Q4 H I STO RY N IQIU a club called l,overs of Literature Club was organized in XVaco High b School by Klr. C. L. Davis and Kliss Hallie IJ. lValker. For a while botli boys and girls were adniitted to nieinbersliip. Several years later, Kliss Annie KI. Forsgard became the sponsor. The nzune was changed to the Darden Literary Society in honor of Blr. VV. E. Darden, prin- cipal at the time. lVVl1en a club for boys was organized, the Darden limited its nieinbersliip to girls.l Besides furnishing some excellent literary programs, the club has contributed to civic welfare. lt participated in lVorld XVar ll by supporting scrap metal and paper drives and by making Red Cross donations. This year the club is proud of the fact that two yell leaders, the two girl coni- missioners, the winner of the state declaniation contest for girls. four of the Senior favorites, and the -lune Class president are Dardens. lean llzirnizni, lflliel Ile -larnerie, liatlili-en Hartley, Marin eziulr, .Xnn Trautscliold, Rolfliii- l.m-hrnlpe Peggy llitls-, lilzi l.i-sier, lfrzniees llussvll, llorulliy Lon Halter, liynlhiii l.i1ilefield, Ada Stone, l'in l'5land F ' l qv , 0 5 I f i, 1' ,f4 'l'o1nn1y Rovello. joe llorton, ,lack lfiiiflley, liohby Lazeuby, john O'Brien, llonald Moneus, Buddy llairil, Ross Brown, Allen NVilson, Ben Brown, George Stone, jack Bush, Jael: Higlitower Toniniy Riggs, Gene Qiarroll, 'llllOIllHS liarl Turner, Bill Bailey, john lsoni, Douglas ijutlirie, Billy Joe SOLllllXX't'll, XYilliam llorrill Rostra Literary Society SpQn.10r, Miss L111.11 STR1e1i1.AN11 FALL SPRING FFHOMAS EARL rFL'RNER . . President . . . BILL BAILEY TEIJDX' FAIR ..., f i1'r-Prffsidwzf . CBENE CARROLL GENE CARROLL . Secrelary . . . BEN BROXVN BILL BAILEY . Treasurer . . lJoUo1.As ciL'THR1l3 Toiuiuv RIGGS . . Sw-gmnt-at-Arzns . . . KIOHN 1so.i1 -joI1N lso1xI . . Pm-lifmmztariun . -IACK FINIJLEY HE Rostra Literary Society of VVEICO High School was organized i11 1914. It grew Ollf of the debating tendencies exhibited by the members of an English Class of llflr. T. S. lXfIo11tgo1nery. Competition in debate between the Rostra and Forum began i11 1916, and from 1920-19125, lvlr. VVilliam F. Blaine offered a .525 award to the Winner of this Zlllllklkll Contest. Since that time four otl1e1' contests l1ave bee11 added to the yearls schedule: radio speech, declamatiou, extemporaneous speak- ing, and essay. The motto of the club is 'fAd Astra Per Asperal' which means HTO the Stars Through Diffi- cultiesfl The symbol is a shield divided i11to three parts. lll the upper left hand corner is an inlcwell, a quill, and a scroll, symbolizing tl1e Composition Work of the club. ln the upper right llallll corner is a gavel, emblematic of parliamentary practice. The bottom division contains a hand pointing to the stars through the motto, representing tl1e highest an1bitio11s of the club. The purposes of the Club have been exemplified in tl1e accon1plisl1n1e11ts of some of its menibers. The Honorable VV. R. Roage is now a United States eoiigressman. A member of the Rostra who became a Rhodes Scholar was Robert Lee Guthrie. One of tl1e famous C0l'I'CSDOIlilC1lfS of XVorld XVz1r II was H. R. Clbinlcyj lil1lCliCl'bOClCfTl', also a Rostraite. Page 96 FAI ,L VV.-Xl.'I'lER l'iAlJ.-XI. FRAN 14 McCowN litter Hnzscn . BEN Hosm' . . jim RICIJONALD orum ebating Society Spf,11.1-f,r, NIRs. L1cs1.11c DLiPiir . PI'e.1'iz1f'11f . 1iiL'I'-PI'f'.S'iIfl'11f . SFL'I't'I'IlI'j' . SFI'gH1l1l'1lf'f11'll15 . .RejP0I'fL'1' . . SPRING . JACK IJ12nA1 CHARLES XVH1'rE CALVIN CANNON IJONALD BARMQR .Im MCDoNALn HE Forum Debating Society, organized over thirty years ago, is wholly a public speaking and debating club. Pat RI. Neff was chosen patron of the society back when he was Governor of Tex- as. and his autographed picture-a gift from him-adorns the walls of the club FOOID. The Annual Banquet Debate Gavel became the permanent property of the Forum because mem- bers won twelve out of fourteen annual inter-club debates between 1920 lllltl 1933. Also the Fdward George Debate Award Cup is in the club room. as four straight annual inter-club debates between 1957 and 1940 were won. As far back as records reach twenty-five years, the Forum has won twenty-one annual inter-club debates. The Forum has lived according to its constitution and traditions. lllr. Robert XVeaver was a critic of the Forum for seventeen years until the fall of 1945. Nlrs. Leslie Dulbuy is now the Forum critic. Frank Nlcl'own, llilly Collins, llilly linker, Rudy Pool, Ilmiglas Porter, Kurt llirscll tiene lliclterl, lien llosey, 'l'l1on1:1s Moss, XYalter Fzulal, ein-tis Reierson, Iiill llnpper, Joe 1illVllll1lLllI Alan l'no11er, .lim Nlcllonald, Robert llt-ard, Donald Ilzirltcr, Ilolmhy Sheeliy, lillIlI'lL'S XVl1ite, joe 'l'11s:1 jay l't-zirson, Calvin Cannon, .-Xulmrcy VVarren, ,lim lioli Dodd, Clarence jones, liudfly Keith, I-Qnrly Robertson OG ac, Paw 97 fx flfiw MMM lien llrown, .lim Mcllonald, Charles Goble, Herman VVisenteiner llilly lliito, lnez Childers, Shirley Yarbrough, Ellen Ricketts, Marian Cross, Martha Brooks liyrdie Ilyer, Nlary Ann Powell, lleorgerene Surftor, Betsy Graham, XVanda Polka, Doris Smith, Mary Lee Patterson Ifmma Sue Dickson, Ioan Walker, Lelia lless Bitner, Dorothy Muchow, Doris Dunn, Lflara Robinson Billy Jean .Kirk Betty ,lo XYOTRIHZII, Barbara Hodenhoff, Gwendolyn Snider, Doris jenkins, Doris Belville, Bettie Palich, Mary Hope Coleman ibrar Club Spmzsw-: RTRS. LUCILE RALEY FALL SPRING EMMA SUE DICKSON . . Prffsidenr . . . LELIA Bess BITNER NL-XRY LEE PATTERSON . . 1'ire-Pr-fsizienz . HERMAN W1sENTE1NER TVIARIAN CROSS . . . .Swremry-Treasurer. . . VVANUA POLK.-X JOLINE TVICTDONALD . . .Reporten . BARBARA BODENHOFF LQWENDOLYN SNIDER . . Sifrgeafzt-at-Arms . . . . NI.-XRY HKJPE N October 9, 1935, a meeting was called in the Senior Reading Room Qbroxvsing sectio11 of the present libraryl by lNIrs. Frances Coleman, librarian, to form a club of the student assist- ants of the YVaco High School Library. As the constitution had been previously drafted by one of the students, it was voted on at this first meeting. At a later meeting the name HLibrary Club was selected. lhfrs. Coleman died early in the summer of 1938, and the following fall the club voted to change the name to Coleman Library Club, honoring its first sponsor. lVIrs. Helen K. Fuller be- came sponsor of the club and served during the two terms of 1938-1939. lN'Irs. Lucile VV. Raley has been sponsor from 1939 to the present time. The purpose of the club is to encourage the reading of good books, to teach the general prin- ciples of library service, and to engender a feeling of friendliness toward the library of Waco High School. Any student may belong to the Coleman Library Club who is interested in books and libra- ries. The majority of club programs are planned and produced by members. There are at least three joint meetings with other school clubs during each year, and guest speakers are asked tor special feature programs. Noteworthy projects of the Coleman Library Club in recent years have been the sponsorship of HBook VVeek', in Waco High School, compilation of scrapbooks for the junior Red Cross, collec- tion of material for Christmas boxes for soldiers at Camp Hood, and the arrangement of exhibits in homerooms on special holidays. During one term, members of the club collected interesting folders and pamphlets on cities of the South. This material was catalogued and placed in the Ver- tical File to be used for reference. Page 98 FALL CLIFTON THORN . BETTY H,-XSTER . . Doizrni-x f3GLETREE CH,fxR1.i2s BELL . Charles Bell Joyce Holes Tommy Lou Brown Bob Cantrell Mary jane Davis Jeanine Douglas Charles Iiman Patsy Ruth Harris Sketch Club Sjmzzmr, Miss rXI.'I'IlA EDGE . PI'6',l'i1lA21If . . lYjl'l Pl'l'J'lIjt'Ilf . St'l'l'l'f1l7'A1' . . . . yll'f'llA'lH'l'l' . Betty Haster Ile-len Hinchman Christine jones Billy Kennon Dorothy McKinney jesse Mattingly Dortha Ogletree Betty Louise Pearson SPRING . . Bon CANTREL1. . IJORTHA QUGLFTREE . IJUROTHY RICKINNEY' . . .HELEN HLNCHMAN Howard Porter Doris jean Rhodes Clifton Thorn Laurlee Thorn joan XValker JoAnn YVelCh XVallace VVright OLNG artists with znnhition have found encouragement and inspiration in VVac0 High School's Sketch Club since 1959 when the club was organized. Since the Inenibers may sketch anything their fancies desire, they have the opportunity to express themselves in the company of other high school artists. fjtlill' 99 if-6 ww? Louise Parks, joan lilancharrl, Yirginia ,-Xlexander, ,lessie Blarie Parks, Ted llriskcll, llillie llanz, james Lee, Geraldine Fuller, George Goolsliy, Dorothy Elliott Glenna Stuckcy, Mary Lon jiullcins, lierylene Miller, Xell Elliott, liorotliy XY:ilrlrep, France: Lowe Shirley Fadal FALL JAMES LEE . . GEORGE TEOOLSBY SHIRLEY FADAL TPED TJRISKELI. . BILLIE TDANZ . Science Club Sponsor, lXlR. U. R. LADLI . . Presizlwzt . . . I7i1't'-PI'Z.YiIil77lf . Svwetzzry-Trerzxllzw' . . SergmnI-111'-:frills . . .Rrjwrter. . SPRING y . CSEORGE Gooisiw . TED TJRISKELI. . . I R,xNcEs Lowiz AI.-XRY Lou -ILDKINS . . . l3u.1.1E Dqixz N 1927 llflr. O. R. Lade took over the sponsorship of the Science Club. On its long trail down through the years it first survived tl1e depression. The charter, later amended, was written by two high school students, as everything in the club is still being done by student members. Through the 'lboom yearsn the club has flourished. At one time the club met in the study hall to seat its one hundred and sixty local young scientists. 'lVVar yearsl' came next, when science Went to War and won. Club members studied the devel- opment of mighty planes, submarines, and the sulfa drugs. Then came the moment science had al- ways tried to achieve. VVaco High School scientists read with astonishment of the atomic bomb. Now members of the Science Club and former alumni are working scientifically toward keep- ing the peace we have won and improving the World. rule IOC Home Economies Club Sponsor-5, Miss lXflYRTLli CURRY, Miss FLA BROUN, Miss INA BURRLLALTER, AND MRs. lWARGARET TARVER FALL SPRING ANN AVTREY . . . President . . . . ANN AUTRY BETTY SLE SHARP . . I iee-Presidenl . . ROBBIE DELL REID PAT SEVVELL . . Secretary . . . . PAT SEWELL KVA NDA PUTE ET Ann Autry Dorothy Brock Dorothy Collier Marylou Draughon Betsy Graham Betiye Green . . Treasurer . . . .CLAUDINE PARKS Margaret Keenum Hazel Kilstrom Martha Mangrum Mildred Mareuis Elaine Mason Claudine Parks Wanda Poteet Rose Margaret Reedy Robbie Dell Reid Pat Sewell Betty Sharp Ida Stites HE Home Economics Club of VVaco High School came into being during the fall of 1938 Its purpose is to foster more friendly relationship between girls in the Home Economics Depart- ment. lt is open to any girl who is taking Home Economics or has taken Home Economics. Among the D1'0j6Cts f0SfC1'CCl by the club are Red Cross work and construction of articles for the Home Economics center. At least one open house is held during each semester at which time members of other clubs are invited. Patsy Sewell, lletty Sharp, VVanda Poteet, Nilrlretl Klarcuis, lrla Stites, Dorothy Collier, Bettye GTCCI1. Xllll Xutry Rol.l:i: Dell Reid, llzizel Kilstroin, Cilziudine Parks, Margaret licenum Page lor 1 Girl Reserves President . Doaoriiv Meliivxmi I'irr-ljresidwzf . . Biiizvr. l'iIEN'I'LEY Rernrzzling Serretzzry , , Co1,1,EEx rl'i'ei4ER f1l0I'fF5'fJ071I1illg Sz t'7'c fI1!'j' iAI.TA JOHNSON Trmszzrer Beryl Bentley Joyce Boles Billie Jean Broughton Dora -lean Dedear Inez Gummelt joy Ann Hall Patsy Harris Mary Edna Hunt Alta johnson jeanette Johnson Mary Cherry johnson Mary Lou .Indkins Jean lVICCoin Dorothy Mcliinney kleannine Parson XVanda Polka IX Lum' Loc -I rnigixs Patricia Piland lilizaheth Ridlehoover Uivendolyii Snider Doris Snyder Glenna Stuekey Patsy Thurston Colleen Tucker Guinevere Yoils ll l ITH the purpose To find and give the hestfl the organization ol Girl Reserves offers op- portunities for recreation and service to girls throughout the world. Ciirl Reserve clubs were started in grade schools and in junior and senior high schools hetween IQ2O and Iqkgci, nialcing pos- sible a variety of activities for members. The VVac0 High School Girl Reserves take pleasure in eoniniunity service and social activities. The slogan of this organization is To face lite squarely. Page IO? Girls' Athletic Association Sponmr, Miss EMMA NTOREIIEAD FALL SPRING DORA ,IEAN DEIJEAR . . . . Prmidcnz . . . DOROTHY XVAMMACK TDOROTHY TYICTQINNEY . Ifirr-President . . . NORMA jo SHAW XPATSY STOFFREGEN , . . . Rfportfr. . . . . COLLEEN TUCKER FRANCES VVIEGAND . .Serrftary-Trmsurcr . . DOROTHY' TXICKINNEY' JOYCE BOLES . . . Sofia! Clzairman . .... JOYCE BOLES HE Girls' Athletic Association is an organization of thirty-five girls who assist in the' routine duties of the girls' physical education classes. The G.A.A. club was organized several years ago under the sponsorship of lwiss Emma Morehead and serves as a training course for future leaders in the field of Physical Education and Recreation. The girls chosen in this group are considered upon the following requirements: CID scholarship C2J health C32 ability as leaders in physical and recreational activities C4D interest C5J sportsmanship C61 personality Only senior girls who have completed two years of Health and Physical Edu- cation are admitted to the G.A.A.'s. Upon initiation into the club, the members are given the privilege of wearing the club pin. This enthusiastic group meets each VVednesday morning at 7:45 olclock for instruction and club activities. The organization has intramural teams and partici- pates in the inter-class tournaments during the year. Joyce lioles, Mary Alice Porter. .lo lfllen Hcllonalil, lfdxvina Rlinnke, Frances. XYiegand, Yelmav Smith, Norma Io Shaw, Dorothy XYannnaCk, Martha Lon Miller, Dorothy Mclxinney, -leanette XX edeking: Kathryn Donaldson, Helen Dean, l'at Pyland, Gloria Vlfemplc, Dorothy Baxter, l'at Stoffregen, Ann Francis, Nell Elliott ' '- Thelma Smith, Dora jean Ueflear, Gloria llorse, Marie Cagle, Dorothy Elliott, lfvelyn Sykora, Laurie Stiefer, lillcn YYl1itc, lit-tty Holder ' Page 103 Neal Sanders liay lhshop Martin llonora, Ilowarrl Ellis, Maurice Yarbrough, VVarren l.itzman. Joe Gilleland. Irvin Reeve Ifrlgar Bloody, Thurman Finch. Eileen Johnson. VV11ltvr llofheinz. Martin Finstad. Jann-s Swannii Joyee Conner. Laura Marks. Lenora Harrell, Myrtle lfllt-tt, June firil-ble, Dorothy xxvilllllllllflx YYantla Nell Mooring. Dorothy Jean Biddle, Nlilrlrt-ml lil!'ICllk'I', Joy lieth Smith, llohhie Kiriflin. lfraners Vasquez and I Co-op lub Sponsor, MR. S. S. JAMES FALL SPRING JOE Gn.1.i21,ANn . . . IJ7'l'.TIIlF7lf . . JOE G1L1.E1,AN1a Lolfls IXICCLLLOCK . Vine-Presiflmzt . .JOY BETH SMITH LENORA HIXRRELL . Smsrvrnry . DOROTHY XVI-n1x1,xex NTII, this year, the Trades and Industries Co-op Club was Called the Diversi- fied Occupations Club. This club was Organized in 1941 when the elazis in Diversified Occupations was first offered to the pupils of VVae0 High School. The name was ehanged to T X I C0-op Club, because there were so many Diversihed Occupations elasses in the state that wanted to organize a state club. Trades and Industries Co-operative was selected as the name. At present there are more than fifty clubs in the state, and a movement is now On to make the T K I Co-op Club a national organization. Only members of the Diversified Qeeupations class are eli- gible for club membership. Page 104 uture Farmers of America Sf7UIIA'Ol', NIR. A. WV. TYLICR SPRING dARo1.o XN'1i,r,1,u1s . .l'w.vidrnz .lorry ALIQISRT Yxxm' . Iilt'F'l,I'l'A'fllI'7If Dox Hmoixs . . Sl'l'I'ILffU'j' JOE USWALIJ rl'I'f'll.YII!'t 7' KIEORGIZ Coom' Rrfwrtfv- ALXCY XVILLIS . . Slkllfillff fIAROI,IJ fiASCANIP Pnrlzfzmmmrizzn RGANIZIQIJ in the fall of 1042. the YVaco Chapter oi the Futura' lfarincrs of America was Ci1H1'tCl'l'1l on Novmnbcr 16 of that year. The highlights of the club zrvtivities during 1942-45 were trips to the Houston Fat Stock Show. In 1044. and H145 the boys raised victory gzmlcris. In thc spring of 1046 the club recvivc-ci a new charter which brought about a continuance of its pznticipation as 21 ineinbcr of the lfuture Fzwincrs of Arncrica. Don Hiuuin-. Hobby Xt-llaon. ,lov Hxwzilfl. Hnrolfl CTL-xl XYilIizims, .Xcy NYilli-, Ifrwivst Stmwrivr' Miller Xlorriv. Rohuri jnrvinn, Ht-orun lioovly, lit-nnif Ifnxtt-r, llurolfl tlziwzniip Nlr. Tylt-1'. Ililly ,lov lllriiphcll. .lznnlux XYilNon. Hobby Ilfxrrix. llunny llxmisls, llziiv Slisplmiwi Roy Vfilllniiix. Ray lit-ll, Frt-fl Krlly. .lackiv 'Iinylorv llnr1.x'oo:l lizlrltinx Q- 32 Q , .. 'i'-Tfifii' Yssrszeiv ..,. fu.. it Pays 1 o 5 Mr. Pete Shotwvsll, jack Hush, Thomas Earl Turner, Tommy Ferguson, Dick Mawr, john Fall, Jimmy llresllzmm, Nnrman Clifton, Tummy Moss. Jim Mcl7m1z1lrl Ilill Imppgr. Hill lizlilvyi, Xxvflll-Elf Fajlzll. ljlfllllli xlCCONV!'l..iXlIll1 Xlillrr, xlohn lfom, Ilnlvlly l.JlZCIllly. lhlly Ilvzuluy, In-fluly lzur, K-cnc Sta-ll. ,lulm L, l.1'u-lxzun lolm illurist. lulm llul'rivNI. liolnhv lhmn. XYclrlm1 Clifton. ,luv llrsxu-11, llulmhy XY:1lflx. Mlm' Vzxrrnll. l F Rudy' Foul ' Hi- Przlfirffll t . First Iriff?-lIl'l'.S'illI'71Z SUFUIIIII lYil'l ljI'l'5iIllF7If Sl'N'fflI7'j' YwI'tY1XI1IAt r . S!7I'!ft'lllIf'Ilf-flflllf BILL H.x1l,lcY CGENE Cl-xRRu1,1. XVELDON CLIlf I'OY TEDDY lfxlu RICHARD 3111514314 Bon IJLNN fl' IU Paw Texas Interseholastie League Contestants Cmnvli, Miss M.x'1 1'11c Bliss C01fF11a1.n GIRLS, DEBATE Nada Sue Carmichael - Jean Harman -lennie Ruth Lennox Beryl Bentley GIRLS' SENIOR DECLAMATIUN Jean Harman Nada Sue Carmichael Viola Linvoln Barbara Eskew GIRLS' EX'I'EMPORANEOIfS SPEAKING Nada Sue Carmichael ' Jennie Ruth Lennox lack Dehm. Rohn-ri lltard BUYS' EX'I'ElNIPORANEOl'S lim Bah Dodd SPEAKING Donald Barker Jim Balm Dodd Bolwlwy Slieeliy Teddy lfair Bill ,Bailey BOYS' DEBATE Bill Bailey illefldy lfair VValter lfadal Frank lNIl'clOXYIl Thomas Earl Turner Donald Barker Curtis Reiersnn Bobby Sliec-hy Clarence Jones Rolwrt llcard Cienl' Carroll Vharles XVhite ,lnlm lsfmm XYilliam Dorrill Billy Perkins .lack Dchm BUYS' SENIOR DEC'I,AMA'l'ION Rnlwort llc-ard Charles NYliitC Bill Bailey Curtis Reierson C'larcnve ,Innes john lsom Gene f'arrnll ,Inn Holy llorlfll. llilli' l'urltins, 'licnlrly Fair. llonalrl Harlan-r. lim-tis Reiermn lllll liilllfy, hulls- Carroll, -lnhn lsnm, f'larvt1u' ,lmu-N, fllzirles XYllitc llarluara Igsltew, lk-ryl llnrlley, -lenrlic Ruth la-nnox. ,li-an llarman, Viola l.inL'oln, Nada Snr Carrnieliael ll ramaties Class Pla Di1'Etf'fO1', Miss VVAURINE VVAIMQR VVhen Guinevere Voils and Jean VVhite discover that NVanda Naylor, a movie star, has stolen their boy friends, they seek revenge hy tearing her clothes off for souvenirs, as lllarian Ripley looks on in disgust. The unexpected arrival of his girl, lVIaxine Barham, Causes Calvin Cannon to Collapse, to the surprise of Buddy Baird, iii the arms of his roommate, Jerry Gray, because he has already invited Lorraine llloody to the Senior Prom. These scenes are taken from the Dramaties Class Play, Best Foot Forwardfl Guinevere Voils, VVanda Naylor, Jenn XVl1ite, Nlarinn Ripley Maxine Bfirlirim Lorraine Moodx' Buddv Baird errv Grav Calvin Cannon Y , 7 . 7 . . , I Page IOS an l 2 E Palm my l Lilzlbeth llzissenhnrg and Bill Bailey are oft to a gay evening while VValte1' lxilllill and llzxrgie Sfilllillll stay home with llonzild RICDOll2llkl :intl l3zn'b:n'a Crippen. -Inlianne Rust turns pale as Beryl Bentley introtluees her to detective George Stone as Thomas lfzlrl 'llnrner snnxgly looks on. PTA mothers Helen Kliller. Ola Gene ' l Cl 't' xllx uc F1 lnk lNIeCoWn 'intl Rohhie l,oeh1'idge. linehl. and Helen Senoe er C11 lez u 'z . . These Scenes all go to make up the llid-Year Class play, A Case ot Springtimeu. IIU Beryl lic-urll-5, lxlilfllyll lfrul. Arm Trzu ,.! ltsclmlcl, -lean llZH'I1l2lll. l'1I'Z1llCCS Ilussurr lllziry A-Xllrc lirzuly. zzml lgctlm lYllIIllUI'HlIQ'll wmjny El lirrll- 11-lux:zrim1 in flw Illllf' Class lIlfCI'f'NIlI1Q late, play' ..Hp1'iug1 lJ2lllL'P.H l z'z11u'er, Ilusseff Ctllirll 1.113111 right! rvlls tlw utlwrs Zlliflllf .111 ln flux lJZlCliijl'OllIIKl :Mm rl'1'z1l1fsc'l10lcl talks to flernrge Smrwg llctlu lilI11l3I'0llgl1 :mul Rudy Pool. l'lY2lIlVi 5 Uossctt ziml Bill liziiley, H011 Husvy zmnl llzirilyxx Fred, zlml lixll lglllitl' :xml Alezm Hzirmzm sawn to be Ulljiljlllgf czlclw ntlwrls Cfllllllfillj. lull the rrghr Fmlnly l'2lll', Klum Alla- lirzuly, and Beryl Iicurlcy carry ml 21 fllI'L'l L'Ul'l1UTl'Kl L'fJIlVCI'S21flUI1. we 1- a 3 Q 2 2? ii Q iz? . Q.: 2 gg 2 Wi E ,H E 1 1 1 i W Q4 PE 5 Ei 55 3 33 Si ff gp. 1 1 .-,,, 1 i V. Wu K4 . sn? . V .V H VV V mm , Q s ,M f my , V , , 4? 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W V Jag! g t,Zf 2 SM , U 'xi1:'. x M ' fWf lm v,.. nn- an-1 I usp-X nas. nun una, nur, nan Fha uns' , .1 ,fs v ...wA.,..k ,M , ii ,4QaL.,Qj- leapt? wwdfheadldx 7covJv!a.,6!'a,a.,f T47 'f '4 C-7 lifh' GD , QQGEOCQIJ ydgxfudfz! 250 5790! - WWW Q 3 may Jzfwv- -5 M70 on-qflj fri.-t,cA.A-4,2 : U axni . Ar. If ' I I Sf mg .Nw ,AE 2 5 + X -v x . uf' fi, -, Rx E Q 0.- 110 If ll, 'mr ll' , ,, .1 'WP 96. 5611 Q: Q --x ,Q , , ,. ., .wsu-an ' is 1 , .L 1 IIN ,al ' ..f,..-df' ..-f ,- M,,.,M AM., W ,Q O ff .1 .4 ff-- . V Jie 7 5 ,I'f.2s1'f I . X W,?5mifi-wx , ' 3551 '?l ' Wai-,,.-15, ka .' ,ii 1-+5 'U ,af . ... ... . Q 1 1 M 1 FS. EEK fO1TlJ 011, . YS. 'll Mrs. Earl Stinson, Miss Doris Thompson, Mrs. M. K. Christ, Miss Annie Forsgard M R l C it N1 l' rh Chcsley, Mrs, Marian C. Butler, Mrs. li. li. Holt, Mrs. H. V. Harman Mrs. Jack Devaney, Mrs. H. B. Sligli, Mrs. R. il. Brooks Waco High School Parent -Teacher Association President . . First Vine-Prc.vi1lf21t SI'l'07lll l'irR-Prrsiflzvzt Third I7lt'F-P!'f'.Vlllt'l1f Rfrorrlirzg SI'l'fl'lll!'j' Corrrspofzzlirzg Smvvlfzry Trcarurer . . Historian Publicity Parlianzentarian . Couzzril Rzfjvrmmztatiw LOCAL OFFICERS MRS. Rralzo COMPTON . MRS. En CEODDARD . MRS. R. Al. BROOKS MRS. YVALTER jouxsox . MRS. E. E. HoLT lNIRS. H. V. PIARKIAN . MRS. JACK IDEVANEY . MRS. EAR1. STINSON M1Ss DORIS THOMPSON . MRS. H. B. SLIGH MRS. MEREDITH K. 'fjil-IRIST . MRS. FURBER CHELSEY COIXIINIITTEES Program fl'I12111bm1vlzifJ Sofial Sefavirf lllrs. Ed Goddard llirs. R. Al. Brooks N11-S. George J. Rohan I,fie,il.m,i0H llliss Annie Forsgard Ilffalth K, .Q 1 Airs. W. W. Rim MU' B ' G' Baker Sam. Hospitality NIM H H-e Ch h L-.,.Z,.,.b.hij, M1-S. sam Hill A If' 0 15 at am Nlrs. EIDIIIIYI L. Harris Gmumlx Lpgislalion juothm, Singws Mrs. R. B. btanford Mrs. John F. Sheehy Klrs. Furbcr Clicslcy Sofia! Y, - . , - lllrs. el. Rodney I,cl3lai1c'Uu5if' 'Ill3eYi.gFEFli11Qiltfjligdo All-S. Giles P. Lester Bliss brace Hamilton A ' L K lllrs. AI. VV. Hale Radio lllrs. Herman F. Cason Publifations llliss VVaurinc VValker lN1rS. ll. B. Johnson llflrs. Norman H. Abrams P:-invipal of Srlzrml, MRS. INIARIAN C. BUTLER Page 120 .x H , ,. ,Av 1, .X ,i F.. .X rg' J'fLJv1hnb-m:i'5- A' -9 cb, SPORTS N. ff:-W - Q RUBBIIC LOCHRIDGIZ FRANK MvC'OXVN KA'l'l'Il,liEN IIARTLFX Yell Leaders lvlllxfi tlic N945 limtlwzill svzismi. yvll-lc':1clc'1's Rolvlwic' l,m'l11'imlgc'. lfmiila lla'- Cown. liziflilwii Hartley. -lm' SZlXK'l'l'I'. lXl:11'jfJ1'ic Stullzlrml. :xml rllflllllllj' Riggs Clivmccl Olll' iootlmll twlm cm to Yictrwy. lillllkjl' tlw sliwftioii of Bliss lllziry lf. lfiflilillg tlic yell-lvzlslvi' sqilzul lccl yvlls at football gizunc-s :uinl pep rallies, spmismxwl ilsinccs, urge-cl stmlc-nt pzwricipzntioii in school activities. :xml SfllIllll21ICll sclioul spirit. ,IOP SAXVYIIR MARJORIIZS'l'.XI,1.ARD TOMMY RIGGS 1411311 1 Tiger Football Team Coach Stitcler, Aliob Chambers, VVeldon Gardner, 'Bobby Rristcr, Curtis Ledheitter, Paul Murray, I3-ill Dozier, Jack Simpson, Ralph Murphy, Harold VVilliams, James XVilliams, Freddy VVilliams, Line Coach Duliose Herbie Fred, iUy1'., Donald Montgomery, Bob Sallee, Dan VVliite, Richard Smith, Rob Blackstock, Jack Hall, Alfred Smith, Jack Scarborough, Cliftord Lindloff, Marvin Brenner, ,Nick Kazanas, Billy Pardo, Bobby Street, Mgr. Baxter Adams, Mgr., Jimmy Fuller, Lonnie Griffith, Jack Furrer, Jimmy Beard, Charles La Franc, Gerald NVharton, Fenner Myers, Bill Davidson, Don Higgins, Kenneth Jumper, Bill Bidelspach Kitten Football Team Page 123 Coach Cross, John DuPriest, Kfgr., Ernest VValdrop, YVelil0n Clifton, Eflwartl VVilson, George Wlcrldington, Kenneth VVoff0rd, Jack WVomack, Frank Robinson, Harold Scott, Ray Abel, Carlton Darwin VVeldon Lassiter, Richard Flores, Joe Craven, Mgr. Gilbert Klaus, Odell Hale, Charles Slaughter, Bill Talley, Phil Jensen, Robert VVingrove, Jimmy Gilmore, lhlly Grubbs, Roland Crook, Frank Hicks, Claud Kincannon, Kenneth Bryant, Gerald Sneed Vtfardell Copeland, Robert Langford, Bobby Harris, Frank Clarnpi-tt, Ronald Thedford, Billy Perkins, llilly Ray Biddle, Ernest Stevener, Gene Sherrod, VVillie Blankenship, Paul Powell, Jack Klatt, John Thomas, Norman Clifton David Orr, Robby Neilson, John Faulkner, Clistus Lowe, Lester Taylor, lien Gillespie, King Buchanan, Charlie Harris, Robert Blain, Harold Storrer, Bobby Haddock, Kenneth Casner BE.-XRD l4II5lCI,Sl'.fXC'll HIM-XC'liS'l4Oi'Ii HRIQNNFR klllillfllllgl. Crnsliing. :intl crzlcliiiig thvii' way hc-ynncl tht- lwrmstwl strcngth wt :ill opponviits. tht' Wvziun 'lligcrs plfmul tlirnngh tn thc' N143 rf1-vliziiiipimisliiii nl Tvxzls. A innrc spiritml lnnthzill Ill2lL'l1lI1t' has nc'vc1' lwcn scvn nt Wvzim lligh Sulinnl. i 'lllivrv was that i'n:n'ingg llvnggzil lint' on which most of thc' hmmlcii 1'cstcnl. 'lilwrn' wcrc- those small. shitty bucks that liznnincrctl their way lm' consistent gains against f0XYCl'lIlg1 opposition. 'llhcn there wc-rc' tht' Unzxclics ul this 'lligci' p0wc1'lin11sc'. rlxlwsc 1nc'ntm's, Hfzicl Lxflllfll l42ll'I'5' Stitvlvi' :intl l,inc' Conch llill llnlwsc, wow rcspnnsiblt- lin' whipping togctlwi' :in All-Stal' tvznn lrnni one sfhnnl, Wvzicn High Sclinfml. In the 19.1.5 season opener with Jeff Davis of Houston, the Tigers overcame a last half scoring threat from the aerials of the visitors to win 26 to I2. Cotton Lindloff led the Bengal offense, accounting for the initial tally. Kenneth Jumper scored the second and third touchdowns, and Hobby Sallee cliinaxed the VVaco scor- ing when he galloped I2 yards to pay dirt in the last period. The following week on a rain-drenched gridiron, Waco's football machine spun, slipped, and shocked a Denison Yellow Jacket eleven with a I9 to O victory. Marviii Brenner sco1'ed VVaco's first two touchdowns and Lindloff accounted for the last one. Froggie YVillianiS kicked the extra point. Before an overflow crowd in Dallas, YVaco met its first and only defeat of the year as the Highland Park Scotties pushed over a touchdown in the fading moments to tame the Bengals 7 and o. Lindloff carried the ball again and again to lead the crushing VVaco offense as it hammered the Scottie forward wall and cracked through for continual gains. D Qpening the district grind against the Hillsboro eleven, VVaco's Golden Bengals swept the visiting Eagles from the district race with a 33 to 0 win. BRISTICR f'HAlVlBFRS DAVIDSON DUZIER Puifc I wwe . ,img figs Ac 1:19 9 t 4 We LLICR FVRRFR GARDNER GRIFFITH Speeding through the entire Hillsboro secondary, -lack Scarborough scored on a thirty-Eve-yard scainper. ln the second period Lindloff, Sallee, and Brenner led a bruising attack deep into Eagle territory, and then Lindloll dropped back to the thirty-hve and passed to Froggie Vvilliams on the goal line for the second touchdown. Scarborough took one of Lindloff's pitches for the third counter. Brenner and Bob Blackstock carried across in the second half. Paced by Brenner. the Tigers thrashed the YVaxahachie Indians 27 to 7. Touch- down number one came when southpaw Sallee passed to Froggie XVilliams, and Brenner took the ball on over after a few plays from scrimmage. A penalty nullined VVilliams' first conversion. Sallee, Brenner, and l,indloff were responsible for the other Tiger tallies. Although playing a bit oH form, the Tigers of Xvaco banished the Tigers from Corsicana to the tune of 53 to O. Page 120 Cotton Lindloff continued his touehdown parade when he bueked over for the first seore after Brenner had reeled off a long run into Corsi territory. Frog Williziiiis again came forth with his plaee-kicked extra point. Brenner carried over for the second and third tallies and Scarborough drove through for the fourth touchdown. Little ,Iune Clark of the losers gave the VVaeoans some trouble, but .lack Simpson. Dan YVhite, and hlurphv led the way in keeping those speed demons in cheek. The reserves took charge for XVaeo in the last of the gzuue with Bill llozier plowing over for the final score. Completely annihilating the Bryan liroues on their own field, the Tigers turned up with one of their best performances of the year. XVaeo opened up like El house afire with Lindloll and Brenner carrying the pigskiu deep into Bryan territorvg then Brenner crashed over. Brenner also went over for the second Tiger tally. Scarborough had set up the svore with a brilliant run. HALL LA FRQXNO KAZANAS HIGGINS ' Page 127 sw. . .i s 4' Ai' DBI-I'l 1'I2R LINDLOFF MON'I'UOMl-IRY MKRPH Y Bulldog Smith ran around end for the third score at the beginning of the second half. Brenner scored the next when he intercepted and ran back 45 yards to pay dirt. lllaekstock Whipped around end for the next one, and hnally Dozier's pass to Curtis Ledbetter ended the scoring. Lonnie Griffith kicked goal. The Ennis Lions fell easy prey to the Tigers by a .to to IQ decision with Froggie XVillianis scoring first as he Caught a pass and followed with the conversion. Then Scarborough pushed over, and again VVillianis booted the extra point. llozier carried over for the third seore, and Griffith kicked goal. A safety gave the Bengals a 23 to U lead. lJozier's passes carried the Tigers on with Griffith turning a Lion aerial into a 'lliger score. Penalties held back Illiillj' touchdowns for the YVacoans. Ennis scored three touchdowns against Bengal reserves, a long punt return, a Tiger fumble, and a blocked punt being responsible. The Tigers again made pre-publicised hard game an easy victory as they downed the Temple YVildcats 33 to 6. Temple scored first, and it appeared as if one of those Well known Tiger-Wilcleat upsets with Temple the up-setter was taking place. VVaco quickly tied the score and went into the lead as Froggie VVilliams made good his conversion attempt. One of the Bengal scores came when Nick Kazanas blocked a punt, and Froggie VVilliams scored. All of the Tigers starred as the contest turned into a one-Way scoring spree. Although weakened by a Hu epidemic, the Bengals blazed over the Breckenridge Bucks 20 to LJ to win the Bi-District Championship. MURRAY MYERS PARDO Page 129 S.-XLLIZIC Si'ARHURUl'C,1H SIMPSON SMITH, A. Xvzico went fzii' into Hreck ff'l'I'if0l'j' after the initial kickoff but failed to score. Aft:-1' an exchange of punts, BITIIIICI' tore tlirough from thc four to mzikc it 6 to o. Near the end of fill' second half with seconds to go. l.imlloH tossed om' to Froggic- XVillizims in thc- emi zoiic. VVi1lizmis midi-tl the CXUY1 point. :uid XVaco led thc' visiting Bucks I3 to o. Hiidily l'illI'I'0I' iiitcrct-pred Z1 Hu-ck pass and i'ctu1'1iCd it to pay flirt to give the Tigvrs 11 ICJ to o wlgc. Again the trusty tot- of Froggic was tlicrv and cmlcil thc' dzifs storing with zi 24+ to o XVzico zidvziiitzigv. Finally breaking loose in the lust qll2lI'ft'l' from ll stubborn Klarshall dvfciisc, the Xvzico Tigers pilsiwil UYVI' two touclimlowiis and kickvd om' vxtrzi point to brzuid thc' home vlub lj to mm. Pilot' IQU The following week XVaco again took to the road, going to Houston to meet the Goose Creek eleven. It was a defensive contest all the way. The Ganders pushed over one counter in the first half and one in the last half only to have both called back for an infraction of the rules. VVaeo rumbled over the Gander goal for the only score of the game and won the right to play in the State Final contest against the Highland Park Scotties. It was mid-winter with a spring atmosphere as the VVaco Bengals and the Hi- Park Scots clashed in the State Championship tilt at the Cotton Howl in Dallas. It was a grueling first half for the lVacoans with the Highlanders showing all the class and scoring one touchdown and out-playing the Tigers to a noticeable degree. It was a grueling second half for the Highlanders with the XVaeoans showing all the class and scoring one touchdown and missing a field goal by only a few feet to out-play the Scots. SMITH, R. VVIIARTON VVHITF VVILLIAMQ FRPDDIE Page I-QI VVILLIAMS, JAMES XVILLIAMS, HAROLD Coach Stiteler had changed his defense during halves, and the Seotties were stopped cold. VVaeo was behind and needed a T.D. and an extra point to tie it up. The aggressive Cotton Lindloff dropped back deep into his own territory and heaved a long aerial to the racing Froggie Williarlis, who grabbed the pigskin, galloped off, and left the proverbial 'fspeedyl' Scot safety man to score. Then Froggie kicked the extra point to give the Tigers a tie, 7 to 7. ADAMS FRED STREET Page 132 YN lmmu Iona ustcr urrm Tohru M Nutt 1 1 lroggxe Xhllxum 1 Smyvr ? iv ,- il 3 fi al 'J . .N 2- fi ,ff v if 4 A' wf 5 L 3 if, ' 5 1 If ' r inf ru 1 xmLmnrm HCIIIICII XVilwm moud lurvutt rmmx UL -. 0 xlI'l15Tl'U'IlLl ks -54? 'Haw ALEXANDER 1 i 5 'fwaQ Q yi , 1 - W WW Y ' , 3 -wy.......,----Y'-Q A-W 1-www-W 1 nf- , XJ - . h K N ,, ,XRINISTRONG C'U.'X'lill.'Xh'1 DIZ X c gold-andAwhitc-suited Tigers from XVz1co took :1 tumble from their high- ranl-iiiig pc-rch this season. lim' the first time in six yvzits. the Bengals did not gltif to that stzitv playoffs. Thi' tvzim hcgzio thc' season with 21 had losing strczik. hcing taken hy l72lSL'i1iii High ot Fort VVoi'th :md by the fast Camp Hood mi-w. The Tigc'1's, after going to thc' semi-fiiizlls :it the Uzdhis iiivitzition KI:-et, wcrv iiosvd out hy Xvoodrow Nvilsoo of Uzdhis. 35-25- 2 K 'P ' ,'e By the tiinc thc district games had rolled around, the 'l'ig1crs had shaped into a fairly good hall club. However. the tt-am did not have as strong a competition as it should haw had. The only close gaincs wt-rc with Bryan and lVaxahachic. The Tigers took Bryan 38-25 and Yvaxahachiv 36-lo. The last wvcla of district play. the Bengals hcgan losing their dead-cy 1- ann. In the last district game, NVaco beat NVaxahachic 4.1-fm, thus gaining the IMA.-X titlc. CQILIAICSPIF GUUDXYYN CUSS HOIXSII flimt' I -Q' 3 t 2 , wa -as H W 'Kal ' L mx fr fig 'fs' 4 ., a g ragga Q 9 52-.A 3 JAMES MVRRAY SAVVYER 'FIIEDFORD This year Brownwood became champ of QAA. ln the first bi-district game, VVaeo traveled to the western town only to get a sound drubbing from the Lions, 45-36. The next game Brownwood eame from behind at the half to take the Tigers 25-23 in one of the hardest fought defensive games ever seen in VVaeo. As the season Closed officially for the Tigers, one was not given mueh Chance to pick out the stars of the team. The players had improved so much that any eom- bination would make a good team. Joe Sawyer, John DeVVitt, James Williailis. Hollis Chatham, and Percy Hough served as sparkplugs for the team, but if one ot these were taken out ot the game, his position was ably filled by Jimmy Jones, Charlie Thedford, Paul lllurray, XVayne Goodwyn, Harville Armstrong, Bob Alex- ander, Ben Gillespie. or joe Allen Goss. W'II,LIAlVIS VVILLIE BLOCK, Mgr. COACH KEITHLY 'S wwf ,we . N, M.-f V l'1ff 1 0 Tennis Team CLAY TAYLOR JULlAN OATES rack Team Don Higgins, Charley Harris, Billy King, johnny flaek, Holding, Robert Rueter, Freddy VVilliame., f'uri1 better, Donald Montgoini-ry, Rob lllziekstock, fozicl and Herbie Fred, lllgr. Roy Duncan, Guy King, Ronald Tlierlforrl, Gilliam Kenneth Casner, Hobby l'lemonw, Robby Neilson, Darwin, and Robert Heard Us-in Ellis, Charles Tarver, Hill Trent, llryziii Riddle, Drennnn, Bobby liarnarrl, Floyd Copeland, jimmy D. l.. Richardson, Phil ,lenson Page 137 Charles is Led- i Price, Moody, Carlton VVeld on Fuller, HILL BAILEY ROI! ALIQXANDICR aseball Team Paul Murray, llill llozier, ,loliii l7L'VVitt, Bobby Brister, Claud liincannon Percy Hough, Bobby Patton, Edwin Hammonda, lack Hall, Buddy Scorer, julm D. Mayfield, Mgr. joe Craven, Mgr., Arland Jumper, jimmy Heard, Fenner Myer:-, jerry Reynolds, Hollis Chatham pw NL -, Zee FHS .21 . 195 Msg Y j A K K , 30 KK A K .. 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Del lVIorgan, carried out the champion theme in his speech by giving the qualities of a good football player as he spelled the word vhanzfnion. For C, he stressed Courageq H, Htonorg A, fluzhilionp NI, fltlorzzlsg P, Per- feetionj I, Izzitizztifvej O, Of-4lll7ZiZIIfi071,' and N. Nrzlional Unity. During the banquet, blue ribbons with Champion printed on them were presented to the team, coaches, managers, and yell leaders. The boys gave several yells, and the parents of the boys were introduced by Coach Harry Stiteler. On the front of the gold and white programs was a picture of the Tiger team. The place cards were pipe-cleaner figures in the form of players and yell leaders. lVIiss Lulu Strickland read her original poems about each of the boys on the team. The verse about Clifford Lindloff was as follows: His ll triple-llzrrfzt mil lzrzfh zviilzou! any rlouht. On the om?-infh line hir punts go out. 116 hits the rereiwr -with flatter that arf frur. ffm! zlrifvfs dozen the field fihe II loronzolilve, too. H0 was rlzorefz by the .rrrihes for the All-Staff lwzm: For the sports zt'rilvr'r foluum Cotton is ll fhoife thffuze. Now all of us 11111111 when to that habit like Il fiend, Sinrr' he tlzre-ze that gorgfozzs jmxr to' that fleet-foofnf md. Page 156 X f ,ff X f f I XN6 Q93 XS QQ Ly! K. S351-K ,7s'e ,S 1-X 'fx' . A Q ,lm x XX , -gy Q .. , A -r. ,,.A K....-Q, A .- -. .- x - ' v s 1 N. H v f ix l -' slag f 's ' XX 'I ,- xv wr- - V .. - N, -..-iq. 5' X '-Q xl . E: 5' :7MfW':'Q5f.?3'f 11. I' 3 X '. -. 'l ' X . A ffzfusffrll-:QQ-' .-:-. 454 1 'K . vm wi J .-A-Q x f - . RNME2- 1 ' - - X 2 Nwysffi Q 11+ - 1 . -, Af.. N bx N . V, , K - Q'4l fTgx.: 91 X 4 7 ' X , V If X ff' , , I X ,J , -' Um X ' 2 1 ,, -,QQZV V. , 1 X ' fagfc' ' X 111, f ':,f,,,i,f V. EA N 1:79 : ' 'Q 1 gl ,w'!'- s. If 'If A-' r- wh 3' ' Hfj 'My fi l .1 vi g! 13 1. 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PROGRESS LAUNDRY PURE RIILK ICE CREAM CO. PL.'RPLE COW SANDWICH SHOP l,L'S'l'I2JOVSKY, A. J. RAINIIO BAIQERS ROYAL BOWLING LANES SCHMIIJT ENGRAVING CO. SEARS ROEBUCK LN CO. SLIGH .IILIIXIBER CO. STR,-X'I'TON-STRICK ER STL'lJER'S .IEVVELERS 'IIITXAS FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. VIIITX.-XS LIFE INSURANCE CO. TEXAS POWER S LIGHT CO. l'I.ERY, DR. J. F. ' XVACO IIOXVLING CENTER XVACO RADIO SERVICE XVACO TRIII U NE-H ERALIJ xVII.I.IAN1SIDRL'G CO. XVOOD BROS. YOI' NGIILOOD'S Page 158 SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS Mn answers to their m-1-ds in mcrcliamlisc W' V - I I .W of rorrc-ct style, and dcpemlable qualf ' - ity it reasonable prices. umm. ' .nu FUR AI ,1 , 5 69 U E ..,..,, - ' Manuva , .c.i.0. .wif -ww f i awww ,....,.f,., if ..::. ,,I, wma: 'fm M - CFNTRA1 , ,ff , p...,.... V neue . ,tuwm , fi if !l :ns 1' o wif' J . YQ'--fb .f i ww +- 'U Mhib ,, cmesbecu x Gatesvillzg.-7 Q51 6 . fi TN W H we mv., Q fQ 'v , 1 sv f ,'-mfr mn 1.5- 1ffmmTillii!Fl!:lhlIiiixiifi 2 'F .J Isp E L rin- uv-4 3 X5 W qf '?..:.p.4.:..g ........... - xv,,,,,,, 1 .... 1 --'f - 'v' - fi K ., A U . 1 Q, N'-W, ,J .1 ...,.... - ...ff I, ,,,,,,,,,, Y H Q B 5 1-e,Q3,4gi,Yf N..4.Ed Ciraiiuatloii vlasses of the past fm ,,Q,,., . ' .spa-i 1 :kr non R . . . i - wmm:'.A' ff:ff1,gl years have Ioumi Ill this store thc' . 9.2:-:Q g Rogers ,cn u Hu' wr N l ' Ure IIl'Z'l'fr' You to .Uakr 7'lll..S' Sion' Your Sllbfiflillfj l1t'lll1lQIlllI'fc'l',Y G0M5f6lfV'ffM'4-GQ Congratulations to the Class of 19-I-6 fro m U55 qjaigion Cysnfaz ofdsnfiaf Usxai 729 Austin Avcnur i-, S X ,s i QW -,,,,EfE2El Z ,fe 'l lg In a Iii-r-- of 22325555 gg 5:23E31E:2E4 f 155355552 Y l E Y 373' fy Wifi ,2z1:.:1a:21i2i' ff - .:ag:agzgeg 9 ' - e:ss:s:s:ws:1- :1:a:as:s:e:1:e: .:::::1:::1:::1: ,ws may -1-1:1,.111.: f v :.:.-.1-1? if 1 Y 0 U I1 S S 2 t .ur ' if-I: : , ,1',-,A,,,1.,.., ..,- - ,rf :fin - -2152225252221 f'22iz2s22v 12' 152 :W'iE ' f, . : '12 '- u r IFN -- :- V - 1' C'ox's Young Fashion Shops are attuned to the newer fashion ideas of the young inoderns of today, Girls and Boys . . . always showing the smartest new fashion ideas in apparel and accessories when they're new. i'ox's invites you young Hi-Sehoolers to make these smart Shops your fashion head- quarters. Shop the new fashions often. Make C'ox's your store, your source of lillhllllhll information . . . you're always welcome, at CHARGE C O X'S RECQEQBLGQQQSSQHMI Greefmgs Z0 2726 fuss gf '46 llCCliSSl llI. Waco High School Graduates of every class since IQIQ have found this store complete in every detail for their service in furnishing homes throughout Central Texas. High School graduates of the class of '46, also, will find us prepared to fulfill their needs when the time shall come. STR Tl'0N-STRIIIKIEII I-FURNITURE' 'FOR EVERYBODY 2 , W, 1 Page 160 DO lllllllll Day um! Nigflzl Clzlssw OF BUSINESS LIFETIME Sl'IlOI.ARSIIIP I-,y MR. ,xvn Niki. XV. li. ABBEY, Jlgfrs. ri, : South Sixth Street Ur , Phnne 336i 1 acuoot MUNI IIIA I I IIIUN Business NVACU, 'I I1,XAS If you have the courage to resist the teniptulinn to luke 11 little joh :incl thus tie yourself clown li little lite, ill luvor nf going to school und preparing for sfllllfllllllg isortliwhile, you will not merely 'l'llINli Ali0l l' IT hut will actually DU IT-very snnn. STENOCIRAPIIY BUUKKIQEPING AND AC'C'0l'N'I'ING Shorthand tilreggb Functional Methml College Accounting Ctnnplete Typewriting, Business English Sncinl Security Payroll Accounting Business C'nr1'espnndence lncume Tux Accounting Spelling, Vocabulary ,Building Mznnifucturing and Banking Office Secretarial Practice lilectric Posting Machine College Law Atlcling Machine :ind llictupllnne Training for Civil Service Unnplete Cknnptuinelen- Unurse RUDY POOL: Mlllley keep me from wearing glasses. LIGIUAS PORFIQICR: 'Avhy do you ezit so many carr0ts?' v DOUGLAS: l7on't be silly. How can carrots keep you from wearing glasses? RIIJY: Dial you ever see a rabbit wearing glasses? Page 161 Compliments of THE CLOTHIERS Dr. STANLEY R. BLOCK Service Since I8QO OPTOIVIETRIST TEX VVII.,I,IAlN'IS: l'l'm gonna study my arithmetic very hardf, BETTY ABEL: 'WVhy do you gotta? TEX: 'lliecause I canlt keep football scores until I dof' TEACHER: Froggie, name the seasons. FROGGIE VVILLIAINIS: 'AFootball, basket ball, and baseball. COOPER' E T COFFEE Roasted and Packed By THE COOPER COMPANY, INC. WACo, TEXAS Q1mf1'Zy Tells WA C0 6' TRADE-MARK REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. BOTTLING COMPANY XV. R. liluNlJRlL'K, Jluzmgn' Purple Cow Sandwich Shop The- l'urplc' Cow svmls her congrarularious 'lln rhl- svniors on their glllkllllltlfjll. Sha' wislu-5 fm' ezlcll girl and boy :X fumrc' of llzlppinvss and joy. Sha-E lmczml thc- classes of years before rllry hm' fowl, thcn cry for more. She lmp:-5 thvy will l't'Ill?lIll3t'I' how 'llhcx hzul such fun ut thc' Purple Cow. PLICIF 16,-, Q I N 1. . capacity and capability when its industries X f x K 1 X v xt, Q I fd' X s . A XX 1 :EI 'A 5 X A V' Ns X mfs X X XX 'i' 5 i X f I-DL-Q-3-lp-3 N .xxx X V , ly W f4,..E X I X dw. X X A W fp? A W, is Y R' XFV,-A 1, V .. ,E - Fx X- r Alii ' V 1 , ,W x 'i f 1 ll ,ffl X Y X. , f .::: X by ggi' I ' E '1.. A Z f N, X? .l O , -1. . ' 5 5 1 f' ' -Q 7' 3 -N, gf KT' few , ' fu f-ff mx. ,ff 'L si if 5 ,li Nfl in - ff M ' fs ii: 1 M -.Mx ,X--- F- 't E f ,-V if: ',.,.. X 'Y1ffli f ff X . .Pix ff' -. f '- t , ,.,... t K . . if-Xftrnxf - -, Q -511,517 V W M Q ':':, ,-if F, ,:,.. .. ,Y A ,,. 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Q Kara' lr -'H T' ' .. i yy -at hh ' AQ Aw, fs., J-,EJ Q g mi fu ,.. i an as fllilm I Q iii 2 i X in-gg X A,.,. xi X1 . Q ' l f I TEXAS is on the march INDUSTRI- ALLY . . driving forward under full , power to provide more jobs and continuing opportunities for its people. During war years, Texas demonstrated its industrial . fulfilled S6,4l8,8l0,000 worth of war con- ' I '- tracts involving the production of planes I and arts, ex losives, s nthetic rubber, ' P P Y steel, magnesium, gasoline, oil, and a long list of other materials and supplies requir- 5 ing skilled labor. ,1 During the war years, Texas' industrial X production rose from 3s45o,0oo,ooo an- nually to two and one-half times that amount on war contracts alone. This has resulted in expansion of plant facilities and labor force, and peace-time plans which call for even greater industrial production than during the war. As rapidly as building materials and machinery be- come available, Texas cities and towns are witnessing the building of new and the expansion of existing fac- tories and shops. Texas has everything needed by and for industry . . . an abundance and diversity of raw f' materials and natural resources for convert- ing into manufactured products, mild cli- ' mate, excellent transportation facilities, . highly intelligent and easily trained native labor . . . and abundant cheap electric power. Furthermore, Texas is the gateway . . to the Latin Americas, whether by land, by ,,,. . sea or by air. By the processes of reconversion and by wise and careful planning, Texans are determined to make the most of their E? if i x state's vast resources. Texas Power 84 Light Company, a pio- neer Texas institution, joins all of Texas in inviting the immediate attention of American indus trialists to the opportunities offered by the Lone Star State. As abundant, dependable and low-cost electric power from TP8cI. transmission lines was a vital factor in producing for the war, so is it now in producinff for peace. This Company's industrial-minded manpov. er, as well as its vast power facilities, are at the disposal of those seeking to develop new or to expand existing in- dustrial opportunities in Texas. T XA O Ll HT COMPAN ' JOHN W. CARPENTER, President and GenmalManage1 Page 164 CQIIIIMMIUZZS of fmzflfvlzzllfvzis of ROYAL BOXVLING IANIQS XVACU BOXVLING CENTER 'JIS Alwflll AYGIHIC Q25 Austin Avenue fjgrlijwlirnfnfs of , 'ff 'I 1' a wi! ff 220 Phone 'X b 0 If j JJ North 5th 216 43- 'f K ffffi ffffflfflv , BIHIJ-lil'l,'I'GEN CU. Your Ford Dfalrr 27th 8: Franklin P. P. liaxley, Mgr. INIISS IJUINIONT: Some acids bring about almost instant death. 1'll take can-holic acid, for instance. GLORIA NAIL fWaki11g npl: HXVIIOOPECIII I GULF OIL CORPURATION D A. -l. l L's'1'EjoVsKY, Cmzrifmrw YVest, Texas Phone 5 Reineinbcr These Dealers in YVcst and Vicinity Gulf Service Station . . VVest Cotton VVnml Gro., Rt. 2, VVest Valley View Serv. St.,. Wlest Us-an Smit, Rl. 1 . . VVest Vapital Service Sta., . YVcst Eugen? Snlak Urn., Rt. 1, VVest D. 'I'. Adams .... YVest jerry llutyra Urn., Rt. 1, VVest R. l,. Schrader Gm., Leroy HTHAT GOOD GL'l,F OASOl,INEl' Paw' 103 Buy Your S 4 Diamonds, 2 NVatehes, Silve1'wa1'e and Jewelry SHOPPING CENTER from FOR THE XVHULE Lfllllltillll A 1101110-on-tml Ittstittttimt XVaco, Texas l3lLL l3AlLEY: l canyt learn to love youf' RERYL BENTLEY: Hlgut my Dad has a millionf, BILL: 'Aflive me one more lesson. NVornen's faults are many- lllen have only two- Everything they say CONGRATULATKHWH 1XJYVQuJlliChadumes And everything they do! 0 o 1 1 I 5+ Q l' rom Your Closest NCI hbors PQC' , FOUR4ICOLLEGE Four-C Your Future At This Nationzzlly Artrretz'iterl Srhool ENROLL lN THE FOUR-C SUlVllVIER TERNI THIS JUNE SAM KNIGHT, Pres. Phone 4-P. O. Box 4 WWI. L. l3AlNE, Vice-Pres l5l2llll0ll,S Flower Shop BHAZICIIFON A PPLIA NCB CU. ,llII'lIIl7: V Flor'i.vI.f Trfrgfraplz Drlifvrfy 1019 Austin Avenue D Phone 7200 : : All Hours 815 Austin Phone 136 XVACO, TEXAS CONGRATI FLATIONS, SENIORS! In future years you will reniemher with pride that your gift was in a box Home lf you 1f011'l l'IIOYl' jrz4'rlrj'. lvlrm' yozn' jf14'flrr. IMA tIUY CHOIJUROXV: Do you think ir's possible to coinniunicate with the dead? l3ll,l,lE DANIELS: YVell, I hear you distinctlyfl filfillgfllfllfllfiflilf, Serziorx! v r , 4 7 - w - .ll MBU No. Z Waco Hzuho Service Hamburgers - Steaks - Sandyviqhgg Clemlio Sl'V l'il'll is our Bllfilltlji, .Yot II Sidi' Lizlfl U7 N- lfifllifli Sffeff Amex 1s1,ACKsin:AR cm-ner PHONE 376 IO23 Austin, VVaCo, Texas ffolllplilzlmzts of HUBBY- REESE CO, INC. Phone oooo 305 South 13th Street Waco, Texas THE Wfioo EW7fHHBU and Tl E - HERALD 30,000 Readers in the Richest Field in the Great Southwest Follow the Tigers and other Waco High athletic teams on the sport pages of the News-Tribune and rlll1l'lCS-HCl'2llLl SCHMIIYI' liNCillAVlNG CUMPANY 1124. Franklin Avenue NVACU, 'l'liXAS Engravers of VVedding Invitations, Visiting Cards and All Kinds of Steel and Copper Plate lingraving THE OVVL COMPANY VVILLIAAIS DRl 'G CU. Kodaks-Photo Supplies Tifrni Lonftlgns In mio: v . . . Amicalwlc Building-Phono 57 Deseloping-lznlarging ' I ' Professional Bldg. Superior Life Bldg Phone 4838 7:3 Austin Ave. phnne 95 phone Hog EIR. XVEAVER: 'lY0u missed my class yesterday. Didnlt you? IDA LESTER: 4'N0t in the least, sir. not in the least. igglv iggl Waco 21.1. No. 13th St. ISOQ Herring Ave. 906 No. 25th St. O. 1315 No. 15th St. 502 Speight Avenue Page 169 X ISI I' THE QQALITY SAFE A Colias Bro FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT O 1' Your Eycfsiglzt It P?'l'f'f0I1Y-- Takf Carr of If Dr. H. H. Gerdes UPTUNTETRTST NVQ Examine Your Eyes VVith llodcrn and Scientific Equipment. TWO LOCATIONS 107 South Fifth Street THE C1RcI.E 608 AUSTIN Pnoxn 6404 VVACO. TEXAS jOE SAXVYER: Very well, then, I'Il commit suicide. JANIS HARRIS: HO. IQ! Don't let me find you hanging around here, tho'. Lots of littlc zeros. Not so vcry quaint, Hlake my graduation Look as it it ain't. R ll IIDYGI 'H+ ENRICHE 'rr 'ui 1 -vi xx 'N 'i f 1 Q-99 X V- fkf ami'- YG L A33 5 mm We Y' S D f Ul90U9 N YW I I L ge' nr- ,, ,F 4 4 , 4 4 W5f7',, HM -A 4 'ff 4 lj vxxx n 'yn 9 T ii '5 o N NQAIT .I , .Q if .- N, r ' 0 X ,..-ff COURTESY DALLAS VVACO HOUSTON BEARD S: STONE Cleaners and Laundry ELECTRIC COMPANY INCORPORATED BRYANT STUBBLEFIELD, Prap. 216 North 18th St. VVashington Avenue at Tenth Street Telephone 4900 Phones 480 and 3200 VVaeo, Texas DIR. NVEST: Wh3' do we not raise the silk worm in the United States 7, JIM KMCDONALD: 'Wve get our silk from the Rayong he's a larger animal and gives more silk. KATHLEEN HARTLEY: VVhat is that gurgling sound I hear. COTTON LINDLOFF: lt's me, trying to swallow that line of yoursll' , Q Compliments of Monnlg s HILL Sz SHIPE THE FRIENDLY SHQES STORE 604 Austin Avenue 600 ,Austin Ave. WACOT TEXAS WACO. TEXAS Page I7I 'J l l .4155 f 5. 'Lf' Y Y I -K wir .X HQ. , iii? ' I . 5:1 1884 . 1946 E, SEFI T 1: f '-E, M' I ht' ii 1 ' - - 4 in fr?- II el l - I. ' ul 5 ifuilf. I, gil, N r, . ' i i niig ' -Ai fil? -Tr' 'gif 4 The Citizens National Bank Waco, Texas lfember Federal Deposit Insurance Corjlorrztion :A 7- , K iw? A leaves aadealilg In fvefzj fkce af RAINBO l RAINBO BREAD BAKERS M. Ii. Ghrist THE HVNTERS A hundred years ago today A wilderness was hc-reg A man with powder in his gun Wciit forth to hunt Z1 deer. But now times have changed somewhat Along 21 diffc-rciit plan: :X dear with powtlcr on hm' nobe Goes forth to hunt zi tnzin Ifonzjulizuflzts of , 1 , L.-XUNIJFRER5 IHP. DRY CLEAN11:Rs Axim IJYICRS W 7 7 1 Y S . MIC.IxLIn sTL mo Fl R mm' The Pr'ogr'e.i1v Wray IJlf'll5L 5 , . 1 A 5t l Phone 2723 PHONE 13oo I R.xNxl.1N ,xr 17TH A. P. Castillo, Prop. Phone 1347 Cgmpjjmgngg gf TONVS AZTEC CAFE ORIGINAL MEXICAN S RESTAURANT 313 AUSUI1 AVC- WHCO, TCXHS 822 Austin Ave. Phone 862 BRUBAKER STUDIO P 1 C . F HULZE MUSIC CO. o1tra1ts-,op1es- rames HEAWryming Musimlh Kodak Finishing . Developing-Printing-Emarging 821 Aust111 Avenue, Waco, Texas Pnoxa 2-9582 72IP'Q AUs'1'1N Lewis R. Home PHONE 1649-6894 I had a little Collie pup, I dug a hole and covered him up, Now l sit there by the hour, VVaiting for a Collie-flower. -Class Poet. JUHNNIE'S v 'If' .-'llwff Q 2 Gztzgzwfappawr . mf C , 6 JIM lm - A FOR BE'rT1iR - 6. Shoe Repairing V A X i Q ,. CREAM s H 1 N E Specializing' in Ladies' Heel Taps That VYear Longer Factory Shoe Dyeing 716 Austin Ave. WY Phone 5470 C07l1fJ1i7llF7lf5 of DUMAS INSURANCE AGENCY J. S. Dumas John E. Goble Phone 1184 312 Liberty Bldg. 1895 l::-- 1946 TUDERQS JEWELERS Serving Waco For the Past 51 Years Buy Where Your Parents Bought 508 Austin Ave. Phone 541 The Perfection Co., Ltd. hihdyrs Tot Shop 209,211 South Fifth Street Catering to the Needs of Both Boys SZ Girls Mas. PAUL LINDLOFF Phone 448 1725 North Twelfth VVACO, TEXAS Telephone 4503 Waco, Texas NIR. LADE: VVhat happens when the human body is completely immersed in Water?'l JEAN HARNIAN: The telephone rings! lWRS. CROVV: That is the third time you have looked on Kurt's paper. HARVILLE ARTXISTRONG: I know--I Wish held learn to Write. Nearly every man is a firm believer in heredity until his son flunks out of college. Hill Printing 81 Stationery Co. 809 Austin Avenue VISIT OUR STORE OFTEN The F1rSt atlonal Bank O OFFICERS A. T. CLIFTON, fjlllliflllflll of the Board RURT. B. IJUPREE W. EARL HARRISON 1JI'FS'idE71f Cashier IC. A. FLOYVERS j. T. XVILLIS 1Yit'f IJl'F1'iIIf'l1f 111111 Trust Uffifrr .lxxistnzzf Cashifr KARI. H. SHERMAN CHARLES G. H.-XYW'K1NS l'i1'ff-Pfwiffezzt Jxsistzzzzz Cashier BERT PERRY H. F. SMITH IYiL'E'PfFA'izfE7lf dssislant Cashier CAPITAL AND SURPLUS EBI ,000,000.00 A United States Depository A'It?l7lbF7' Federal Deposit Irzsumnce Corporation 1111. J. F. 111,1Q11Y f1'wff2ffmff cTw 1m113'1'nlsr TEXAS 121 1115111101112 ff'Sf fff f sToHA1115 Co. 508 A l.Sf in Ave, Phone 3048 W-ACU, TEXAS 225 South 11th St, Phone 23 A Sultan got sore at his harem And invented a scheme just to scare 'emg He Caught a small mouse, 'llurned it loose in the house. CThe confusion he called Harem-Scarem.J Short Poem by Roman llilflllill Ode to .loe's-56.50. LILA KIASSENBLYRG: Do men like talkative women or the other kind ?'l FRANK NICCOXVN: llxvllilf other kind ?'l RECORDS Thus. Goggun X Bros. In 114.-116 South Eighth Street : l 'rlllle Melody Mart 714 Austin Avenue YVACO, TEXAS Hl'.l7'f'I'j'fhiI1Q in the 1lI11si1' Linen Beverage C10- CQNNALLY FUNERAL HOME Benefits as high as qC15o.oOfUues as low as IOC per month Phone 2084 1000 lVashington Avenue YVACU CHOOSE E UR ITURE Of Lasting Style and Quality -AT- - - efzfzisq? 0- INC. FOR oo YEARS CENTRAL TEXAS' FOREMOST FURNITURE FIRM -Jn NIR. IIERNHAESEN: l'IVhz1t three words are used most by school children. ANN TRAUTSCHOLD: I d0n't know. IXIR. BERNHAUSEN: That's right. TOIXIINIY FERGUSON: Hlllll groping for wordsf' ADA STONE: VVell, you don't expect to find them around my neck. Do you. gn AIIINIINIY BROOKIXIAN: I'm in a fix at school. DAN YVHITE: UHOW come F JIIXIIXIY: Teacher says I must write betterg if l do, he'll find out I Can't spell. COMPTON FUNERAL HOME Dependable Service Since IQO8 1024 Austin Avenue Phfme 98 W If 78 COI7lPl1.I71Ellf.Y of Your Ofa'.s'-Czldziflfzfi Dealers BAXTER ADAMS-ENIORY HILL, -IR. Adams-Olds Cadillac Co. IOOY Austin Avenue Colflpfilllents of '7'01i AUSTIN GRAYSO ' S L' f'SfAcnoN Quail-Nlil-W1 WNEYTREYUN B ' WOM EN'S STYLE CENTER JOHNNY GHRIST: fGetting on a bus.D: Reckon we can squeeze in herein' ETHEL IJQIARNETTE: l think we had better wait until we get home. Don't you, dear?'l NIR. VVERXER: Do you know, George, a fool can ask more questions than a wise man can answer? GEORGE STONE: YVell. that explains why l llunketl my exam, sir! Roses are red, Lives ot great nien all remind us Violets are blue, As their pages oler we turn Yvhen it rains, That welre apt to leave behind us l think of you. Drip! Drip! Letters that we ought to burn. Cozzyratufrztions una' Butt lfixlzmf ORRI - nEDl'r- N .1EwELER'5 . SOI PLISTIN-BV . CATERING TO YOUR JEXVELRY NEEDS THROUGH THE YEARS Page TE LIFE c s T TNR lnsurance ff s 'tit pang' -.l. -1 M A 3 , WM, D. MAYFIELD, iPre.viden 5 'gi' INCORPORATED ,gm WAC 0,TEXAS , 'PIONEER COMPANY OF THE SOUTHWEST' GRHTITI6 CMD? QFHCI JPIIIIIIITZIIK IQUIPMEIIT IHPPLWI M' fDmaa2d8mp LIBERTY BUILDING ANNEX ' 11. 5 TI' ',. fff ,.,:, -V I f 1555 ? II - I ' ... If 1 XY' ' no p4.6vh.St. WACO, TEXAS 1eL.32 inytlsiaililllluiei 1 506 AUSTIN O'Neal Music Sc Antique Shop Complete Sheet Music Service Gl'7lPl'dI Line of Jnliques 817 Austin Ave. Phone 384.1 Claude lklanning Floyd P. Hollingsworth Heights Pliarimlcy Prompt Delivery Sfrfvife Complimenls of BRUCE CAMPBELL Phones: 945-946 1720 Colcord 8 cI'07IlfJZIll1E7lfK of Tom llloore, lNIgr. Sth and Jefferson Phones 350,351 1800 Franklin Phone SIOO Congratulations, Graduates! PHOTOGRAPHS OF TODAY ARE TRIQASOURES TOMORROVV THE LLOYD STUDIO L'0lllf7!III1fIl1.Y of I NATIONAL CITY BANK gc ISI Oth and Austin Avenue IIEINIBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BUSTER IXIURRAY: Didn't I get my last shave at this barber sh0p?', BARBER: UIIIH afraid not. sirg we've only been in business six months. CAROL TASKER: Wliat has twenty-four feet, green eses. and a pink body with purple stripes around it? DIR. PRINZING: I don't know. YVhat? CAROL: I don't know either, but youll better pick it off your neck. CONGRATILATIONS, SENIORS ...... For the BEST in BUILDING MATERIALS SEE SLIGH LUMBER COMPANY jII N01'tl1 Stll Street XVZCOQ TQXHS BYRNE BEVERAGES, INC. 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