Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)
- Class of 1947
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J. Sllfh'I'il1fl'l1lJ4'IIf of 11,1110 Pulffir Srlloofx f1.YA'iSflllII' In Ihr' Sllf7f'I'iI1fl'IIl!t'Ilf in fllargf' of lliglz Srlmolx Shermrul, Dudgr-un, l'arruth, Crews Hurrnzm, Foster, Durmla-11, Clark, Tulwh, Lewis, Strivklzlnd Ream! of 74wiZea af Wfaca School! President MR. Sur IDXRIDEN Vice--I'1'csidm1t MR. H. V. H.-xR.xl,xN Secretary . . MR. R. IXI. SH1iR.x1.xN Supcrintemlc-nt of Schools IXIR. IRRY B. C.XRRL'TH Iiusim-ss IxI2lI12lgCl' of Schools . . . . IXIR. -I. E. CREVVS Repwsermtzitiw from Parcot-Teacher Association . INIRS. I'I,XRRY LI. I,I?VVIS RC'l3!'L'SL'llt2lfIX'L' from YVaco Classroom Tcaclmers Association INIISS I,l'l.l' STRlL'Kl,,xNlJ INIR. HAROLD O. CLARK IXIR. SAM IJARDICN DR. How.xRo IJUJGEUN, EIR. NIR. NEIL S. FOSTER IXIR. H. V. I'I,-XRNIAY MR. R. M. SHERMAN MR. CUSCAR rr.-KIM! NIR. U. R. I,.'XIJIi.,ll.. 1 If Uj'.x', , llJ7'i.YU1' Jin-ffm' of l'i,Yl1lI! lfflllfllffflll ' ' :Jian ,mann-un NIR. LRNICST XV. C.-XBIi, .1l.,J. ,JI'illl'ff7llj of Uvrlro Snllm' lliyfh Sfllnufx f,'o-Sjvfnlsfn' of l't'f!fl'lllI.Y lffulf - Hu3-enemy' NIISS CfR,'XL'If Ii, UIlI,'l'UX,,l1. J. f1'i1'f.v' ,11f7'i.vor - Q -vvl D Q . , NIISS l.l'l,l' S'I'RIL'liI,,AXXIJ, JI. fl. Lftoullfzrzfn of Lfulf .l1f611fn.x ,JD-NIM nf GIMIHHHI N 'IIIXUV I XV 'fllll!'l' Cfzzbx , , , , A P If M' .Njwrn1.m1' of Roxlm l.1l4f'1z1'y .Nmwfy H f ,f A jwmffmf in 5 1fir'11rfm1rr' Stfl'I't'f!1I'j' for lfoyx MR. IC. If. 3IUHl'XIJRO,,1I.f1. lflzxifzwy ,llrzlzrlffvr of Srlmnf .11'fi7'iliu' Sfwzzwz' of Daiyy ffhnizz l:Il.Yj11tA'A' Slfzff KIRS. CLYDIC S. BAXTICR, fll. ,l. SS ANNA S,1.l.RGISl AAI. B' flfffllllllllff' St't'I't'fKll',1' for Girls' fx II ff fix fl MRS. ROISICRT H. PICRRX II 1 R uyi.vfr'r11' MRS. S. B. BARCLAY, B. A. Biology, Mathfmaiirs Sponsor of Science Club MR. L. O. BARRICK, B. S. Industrial .-Iris Physical Geography MISS ELISARETH BARRY, Ill. A. Commerriial MRS. C. R. BELL, B. A. Mathfmalifs RTR. E. A. BERNHAUSEN, lil. A. History, Emnomics Sponsor of International Relations Clul, MISS ULA L. BROUN, B. S. Home Emnomifs Sponsor of junior Red Cross Council IVIISS INA BURKHALTER, ill. A. Home Eronomies MRS. ROBERT E. CARUTHERS, B. A. Commercial MISS MARY CLAYTON, ill. A. Mathematics Sponsor of Genheimer Literary Society RIISS BIATTIE BESS COFFIELD, B. A. English, Speech Coach Of Interseholastic League Con- testants Coach of Class Plays MISS SAIJIE CONNOR, JI. A. llislory MRS. F. A. CROVV, B. A. English MISS MYRTI.E CURRY, Ill. A. Home Efonornirs NIRS. BTARGARET DALTON, B. A. English MISS ZOU STEELE IJANIEL, AI. A. English Sponsor Of English Literary Society MISS CJTHELLA DENMAN, Ill. A. Librarian Sponsor of Library Assistants MRS. EDNA H. DILLARII, Ill. A. llistory 4 MR. VVILLIAM T. DUBOSE, B. S. Physical Education Head Football Coach MISS HELEN IJUMONT, Ill. A. Sfifnef' MRS. LESLIE DUPUY, Ill. A. Ilisfory Sponsor of Forum Debate Club MISS ALTHA EDGE, Ill. A. .-Ir! Sponsor of Sketch Club MISS MARY FICKLING, Ill. A. Physifal Edufafion Sponsor of Yell Leaders Coach of Girls' Tennis Team MR. ROBERT FLETCHER, B. S. Difvfrsifird Ofrupations MRS. O. G. FREEMAN, ill. A. English MRS. J. LEO CTARRETT, B. A. English Co-Sponsor of Forsgard Service Club MISS LOUISE Ci.-KYLE, Ill. A. English Sponsor of National Honor Society NIR. HERBERT C. GRAETER, B. A. Mathematirs, Svienfe MISS RUTH JEAN HAMILTON, Ill. A. Spanish, History Sponsor of Editorial Staff of I Chain CO-Sponsor of Veterans Club Jais 5. MISS DOROTHY .IANE HARRELL, B. B. A Coznmerfial MISS MARTHA HILLYER, B. B. A. C o In m erci al MISS KATHERINE HUGHES, B. A. English Co-Chairman McLennan County Chapter Junior Red Cross NIRS. P. K. JEANES, A. B. Safety Edufation of 1947 MR. R. B. IQEITHLY, JI. A. Physiral Edufarion Basketball Coach MR. FORREST H. RI.lNE, B. S. Physiral Eduralion Assistant Football Coach MRs. CARL LARSSON, B. S. Commercial MR. ELVVIN M. LAYVHON, B. A. Mathfmatirs Miss MARTHA LELYSCHNER, JI. A. MHIBFIHHIICS Miss PALLINE LEXNIS, JI. A. Ilisfory AIRS. VV. S. AICCALL, JI. A. English Miss EMMA BIOREHEAD, B. A. Physiml Eduralion Sponsor of Girls' Athletic Association MRS. CARRIE P. O'l3RIEN, JI. A. English Miss ELOR OSBORN, JI. A. Latin Co-Sponsor of junior Classical League Co-Sponsor of School Government MR. A. C. PALMER, JI. A. Malhfmatifs MR. CARL PRICE. B. B. A. Physiral Edufation Assistant Football Coach MR. H. G. PRINZING, B. A. Srirnrf NIRS. PAUL PRYOR, B. A. Co In rnfrfial MRS. BEN RALEY, B. S. Supervisor of School Libraries MR. KENNETH E. RICHARDS, B. F. A. lllizsif Miss CAROLINE RIcH.fxRIJsoN. JI. A. English, Ilygimzr, IVDVIII Geography MR. LYLE SKINNER, B. A., B. JI. Jflusir Director of Bands MIss RIILDREID STERLING, B. A. Lalln, English Co-Sponsor of junior Classical League Mlss RI.-XRY STRANGE, JI. A. English Sponsor of Darden Literary Society lNfIRs. ll. li. 'l1ARVER, JI. A. Hmm' Iirmzorlzifs Miss IJORIS C. TI'llJXIl'SON, JI. A. English, .lflllflltlllflll Sponsor of Press Club, Quill and Scroll Sponsor of XAYZICUZIII Staff MR. A. XV. ,FYLER, JI. A. :Iuln Jflfzllnrzivs AIRS. FI. H. VAIJEN, JI. A. Cifvirs Co-Sponsor of Forsgard Service Club lVIlSS W.Al,lRINE VVALKER, JI. A. Sflfflill, Ci-'rits Coach of Drznnzi Classes MIss VIERLIE O. XV.xI.I,.xcE, JI. A. MflI!lI'llIIlfll'J MR. RoEERT XVEfxvER, JI. A. Hislory, Cifvifs MR. E. A. VVERNER, JI. S. Izzflzzslrinl .Iris IXIR. Cl. H. VVEST, JI. A. IW11ll11'l11uli1's, Physifs MR. XVILLIAM D. XVIIEATLEY. B. Jlus., JI. A Nlusii' Sponsor of Voice Class MIss TIIoM.fxs x'Vl'llTliLEY, JI. A. English Miss HELEN XVlI.I7ISli, JI. A. Malhwmalifs Co-Sponsor of School Government MR. ROBERT Y.-xRRINo'I'oN, JI. A. lVI1'r'l11I11if'al DI'dfLUllIg Miss H.-XT'fIE ZL'RIfI.I'H. JI. A. Sfilllllfll Sponsor of Pau-American Club rs. l,:11'sm11 Y Klrs. Klffzlll XIV. l'1'in'c' NIV. Vziluwr IAS. I I'L'l'Il121II Kliss Xxvilllllfl' llisw XIUl'i'l1l'Zlll Bliss XVl1ifc'lc'3 Ur. YlY2lI'I'iI1Q'fUIl Nlrs. 'lQa1'x'm'1' Blrs. BCH Nliss P11510 iss XViI4Iish Kliss H:11'1'c'll Kliss Harry NIV. Km-itlmly r 1111 XYc':u'c'r XII: xxYl'I'I1l'l' Kliss Hllgllcw XIV. 1'1IQ'TL'lll'l XIV. H2ll'!'iL'k Kliss Zurfluh Nlr. '1',1m- NIV. IJlllVJSl' Kliss Tlwormmpsml N113 Prirmzing Hrs. ki2ll'llfhi'l'5 Hr. fl1':u'tc-1 Kliss Broun Kliss Sterling Miss Sffillljll' Miss Iiiilllilfflll Q 4,-av ,L Pl NIV. lililli' llrs. KICTIIICS XII: Richzilxls Xliss Cuffivlm r. I42lU'llUI1 Kliss Connor Rliss Xx7Zllk4'l' X111 Xxvhezlrlu iss Hillyvr KIM. Crow Klrs. Vzidvn Klrs. RZIIFB' r. Skil1llL'l Kliss 1,1-llsvlmllvl' Bliss Iul'llll11llI Nlrs. Hzllrlzly 'Q P' w 49 ,X XIV. l5c'l'11h:1mc'11 Klihs Uzmivl Kliss LililjT4 rs. Ilillzml Kliss Clzlylm' Nlrs. Prym' iss Qillllj Nlrs. U11l'l15 NIV. U'c'sr N Ln-ul Hrs. ilzlrrc-tt H155 Osbwrn .L-2 A f Klux Kli Mi Illllllilllllfll I4il'kIIl1'f vhzl wlsf Hn. IJ-llfllll i nw' f' ' -J Hs wa 4 l XVQ ilmft kiimx' much about iiifmrois. but isift this one gum? IA-t's ask the ilingiiosticiziiis, Rayinoml Pierce, Clyiiv Ci:i1'm'i'. :uni Eilgmic' Briiigci' ...A 'Xuiiiv jo Hightow01'. 'liommy Xvziilzicv, H0119 KICXR7ilil'fL'l', :uid Klar- viii Lillzml work diligently at pi'ojc'crs in jtli perioil art class . . .XVc- NYOIl'f mv your memory by saying, guess who? . . . Ir! zi tiflllhlix vxprmsiiix' 1:1 pcrfcct OIICJ. XIV. NVQ-sr over III: Tyler . . . Klrs. Hzimby, the efficient typist. :issistzmt to thc' iibl'2llAi21llS . . . .IOC l:llIUI3llS, .IZIINCS Cross :md xxvlllltlil Ricketts in XII: fil'2lR'fC1 S 7th pcriuil biology class enjoy zi rcgulzii' lab pi-rind . . . Chief uiistmliziii. 111: Pzirrei-mn. whose- geiiizil mzmiici' has iiiadv liim Il gn-nerzil fzivoritv . . . Blrs. llzirthzi f3XIll'l'. SCClAl'fIIl'5' to thc principal and office zissistzuir. has become przicfir:iH5 iiiilispc-iiszzblc . . . Klissvs Gayle :md Stricklgiiiil rc-tiimiiig frmii Z1 pep rzilly . . . XII: Heiiiifk :uid :1 pam' littlv ch-air, oh no! zi il:-ci' . . . Pvggy Holt :mil Doris ,Ioan Iimwn display zi slim- bag iiizule in Hniuc' Klaiizigc-im-lit. JL? ,X ,- if .1 x 1' ,f ' .6' f ,J f.. Gif' Q. lf' ' if 155 f- ,ff , gif, 1 -1, elzifteft Glauea Gffweu of Swim Elma MID-YEAR CLASS -IENE CLASS MRS. F. A. CRow . . Spansorr . MIsS M,xR'rH,x LECSCHNFR MR. E. A. YVIQRNER . . . MR. E. A. BERNH.fxL'srx MISS Louise fi.-KYLE . CURTIS LIsI1IaET'I'I2R . . . . President. . HOLLIS CHATHAX1 AIARY STANFORD . . . . l'icr-President . . . ROBFRTA lol.-XTCH BERTHA IDENISON . . Srrrrtary . .... ALICE NVALKFR rl10'XINIY PACK ....... :I1l'l'IlXllI'l'I'. . . . ELIZAIIETH CAsTI,EAIAx Frieda BrIICk Betty Stinson Bill Davidson Vern-on Potter Kathryn Hliller Eldon VVerner Rladeline liosler FAVORITE NOMINATING COMMIT ,lack Simpson Norman XVhitenIan Bruce Roche Charles Goble Tommy llosley Barbara Hlisard Kathryn lliller Patsy Taylor Fay Nell VVillard Joyce Rlorris Paul lNIurray Bob Alexander Doris Nell VVinn Anne Abrams Vondane Seawright Elizabeth Castleman VVeldon Gardner Robert Langford TEES Bennet VVilson Jimmy jones YVeldon Smith Bill Dapper Ronald Thedford James Klatt Robert Langford Nancy Gwinn Peggy Van Pelt Helen Hundley Juanita lNIangI1In Betty Sue Routh Doris Nell VVinn Janis Harris SEN IOR RECOGNITION COMMITTEES Betty Stinson Sue Holt Robby Brister Bill Davidson jiimny Rogers Anne Abrams Peggy Holt Klartha Ann Roche VV. L. Robinson Rudolph Parma g mv ANNE ABRAMS Spring Darden Literary Society, junior Classical League, National Honor Society, Tennis, Ring and Pin Committee, Debate, Fxtemporaneous Speaking NORMA ADAMS Summer SOPHIE ADAMS Spring Pan American Club, National Honor Society BOB ALEXANDER Spring Basketball, Tennis, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Forum Debate Club DORA ALEXANDER lVinter Senior Orchestra NORA ALEXANDER Winter Senior Orchestra ELIZABETH ANN ALEXANDER Spring Darden Literary Society, junior Classical League, National Honor Society, Invitation Committee JOHNNY ARMSTRONG Spring Hi-Y, Forum Debate Club, Senior Band, Senior Or- chestra, Basketball, junior Classical League ERICK ARNOLD! IVinter Sketch Club SUE ASH Spring 1 wma CAROL BAIER lVin1rr Genheimer Literary Society DOROTHY RUTII BAILEY Spring Junior Classical League MEADE BAILEY Spring Junior Classical League, Track MAXINE BARHAM Spring English Literary Society, Press Club, VVacoan Staff, Quill and Scroll, Debate, Declamation, Dramatics Play '45, Mid-Year Class Play '47, Government Representative DORIS MARIE BARTON Spring Senior Girls' Glee Club, Voice Class, Girls' Ath- letic Association EDVVIN BATTAILE lVinff'r Pan American Club BETTY JANE BEAL Summer Girls' Athletic Association JIMMY BEARD Spring Football, Forum Debate Club, Baseball X ANNETTE BELL Spring International Relations Club, Oftice Assistant JANETTE BELL Spring International Relations Club, Office Assistant JEVVEL BLACKBURN IVintrr Senior Mixed Chorus BERNICE MARIE BLACKMON Ilfinrfr Senior Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Operetta '44, '45, '46 af 7947 BOB BLACKSTOCK Football, Track DELLA JANE BLACKVVELL Newcomers Club EMMA LEINR BLEDSOE BARBARA BLISARD , Spring Su m In fr Spring If'int1'r Voice Class, Library Assistant, Office Assistant, Government Representative, Operetta '44, '45, '46, A Cappella, Favorite Committee, Mid-Year So- cial Committee VERGIL BOHAC Ifinlfr Pan American Club, English Literary Society, National Honor Society, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Senior Mixed Chorus ROSE MARIE BORCHARDT Senior' Band, Senior Orchestra LAVON BOXVLES EARLENIE BOWLIN Spring Spring lVintfr Girls' Athletic Association, Junior Classical League ROBERT BOYETT Spring National Honor Societv, Daisy Chain liclitorial Staff MARTHA BRADLEY BOBBY BRISTER Spring II'in1fr Football, Baseball, Class Nominating Committee, Senior Recognition Committee DOROTHY BROCK Spring Glauefi AITTHALIA BROWIN Il'inIer BEN BROVVN Spring Rostra Literary Society, junior Classical League, Senior Band, Debate, Declamation, VVacoan Staff, Quill and Scroll, Dramatics Play '45, Library Assistant, National Honor Society DORIS JEAN BRONVN Spring English Literary Society, National Ilonor Society HAROLD BROVVN Spring NANCY BROWN Spring RALEIGH BROVVN ' Spring Veterans Club ROSS BROVVN Spring junior Classical League, Rostra Literary Society, Hi-Y, National Honor Society, The Torch, School Court, English Literary Society TOMMYE LOU BROVVN Spring junior Red Cross Council MIRIAM BROVVNE W'in1rr Senior Girls' Glee Club, Voice Class, National Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Operetta '45, '46 FRIEDA BRUCK lfintrr Darden Literary Society, School Court, National Honor Society, Press Club, VVacoan Staff, Quill and Scroll, Ring and Pin Committee, Mid-Year Class Play, Mid-Year Social Committee BILLY BRYANT Spring Kitten Football, Sketch Club BILL BI'ICE Spring Pan American Club NELL MARIE BULIN S ll1fl7IlPf English Literary Society, National Honor Society DORA ALICE BULLARD W'inlvr Pan American Club, Operetta '44, '45, Senior Girls, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross Council, Senior Mixed Chorus ERNESTINE BURNS EMILY BLTRT Darden Literary Society, Yell Leader '46, Footbal Queen Runner-Up, National Honor Society T. J. BURT TOMMY BUTLER Spring Spring l Spring Spring Forum Debate Club, Junior Classical League, Operetta '45, '46, Voice Class, Football, Senio Mixed Chorus FAE BYRD International Relations Club, Senior Mixed Choru ALICE CALLAVVAY T. and I. Club VVESLEY CALVERY Senior Boys' Glee Operetta '45, 46 Club, Senior Mixed Choru BETTY JO CAMP Library Assistant MACK CAMP Senior Orchestra CALVIN CANNON Forum Debate Club, Dramatics Play y45, '46, Debate, National Honor Society l' Spring s Summer Spring Sy Spring Spring Summfr Glaaaefi HOUSTON CARLL lVinter NADA SUE CARMICHAEL Spring Tennis, Dramatics, Senior Band, Junior Classical League, Editor of The Torch, Government Repre- sentative, Co-Editor of The Wacoan, Debate, Dec- lamation, Extemporaneous Speaking, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, International Relations Club, Horizon Club GENE CARROLL Winter Rostra Literary Society, Hi-Y, Mayor '46, Senior Band, Debate, Declamation, Mid-Year Class Play, National Association of Student Councils, Southern Association of Student Government BETTY JANE CARRUTH Summer Voice Class CAROLYN CASON Spring Genheimer Literary Society ELIZABETH CASTLEMAN Spring Darden Literary Society, Junior Classical League, Daisy Chain Editorial Staff, National Honor So- ciety, Office Assistant, June Class Treasurer. ROBERT CHAMBERS Spring Football JACKIE CHAPIN Spring English Literary Society, National Honor Society, Girls' Athletic Association, Editor of Daisy Chain, Library Assistant, Forsgard Service Club, 12B Nominating Committee HOLLIS CHATHAM Spring Government, Basketball, Baseball, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, President of June Class JOSEPH CHESLEY Winter Sketch Club PATRICIA CIMO Spring FRANK CLAMPITT Spring Senior Band of 1947 PH YLLIS CLARK VVANDA CLARK Pan American Club, Daisy Chain Business Sta LESSIE REE CLEMENTS ANNABEL COBB BOBBIE JEAN COLEMAN DOROTHY COLLIER Girls' Chorus ALLYNE COMPTON Spring Summer ff Ilfintfr Spring Spring Spring Winter Genbeimer Literary Society, Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation, Senior Band, Junior Classical League BETTY JOYCE CONNER T. and I. Club GEORGE COODY Future Farmers of America BETTY JO COOK Senior Girls' Glee Club LILLIAN COPELAND MARIAN CROSS Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Coleman Library Club, Library Assistant, Girls' Chorus Glauea JIMM I E FAYE CI' LVVELL DOROTHY CLRTIS National Honor Society PEGGY DALTON Home Economics Club ALLEN DANIEL EVELYN DANIEL National Honor Society, Operetta '45, '46, English Literary Society BILL DAPPER IVin1rr Spring llfinufr Spring Spring Senior Mixed Chorus, Spring Forum Debate Club, Commissioner, Hi-Y, National IIonor Society, Dramatics Play '46 BILL DAVIDSON lfootbzlll JIMMY DAVIS Pan American Club MARY IANE DAVIS Sketch Club INIARUARET D EAN Hfinlffr Spring Spring Spring Tennis, Office Assistant, Daisy Chain Editorial Staff, International Relations Club BERTIIA DENISON lffintfr Secretary of Mid-Year Class, National Honor So- ciety, Pan American Club -IOIIN DeVVITT Spring Basketball, Baseball, Senior Mixed Chorus, Senior Boys' Glee Club of 1947 Forum Debate Club, junior Classical League, De- bate, Extemporaneous Speaking, Hi-Y, Declama- tion, Office Assistant Spring BETTY JO DODSON Spring Office Assistant BETTY DOLLINS Spring Press Club, Wacoan Staff BETTY LOU DOSHER Spring Library Assistant CAROLYN DOWNS Summer Library Assistant, Horizon Club JO ALYS DOWNS ' Spring Darden Literary Society, National Honor Society, unior Red Cross Council, International Relations l Club, Sketch Club BETTYE DOYLE Summer Library Assistant, Coleman Library Club, Junior Classical League, Pan American Club, Government Representative BILL DOZIER Football, Baseball, Student Government MARYLOU DRAUGHON Home Economics Club WELDON DRENNON Senior Band, Track BETTIE JO DUDEK Horizon Club, International Relations Club JOHN DuPRIEST Spring W intfr W inter Spring Spring Senior Band, Hi-Y, junior Classical League, Kit- ten Football Manager, Police Force, State Band '45 Glaafiefi BYRDIE DYER Spring Girls' Athletic Association, Library Assistant YVONNE DYER Spring Senior Girls' Glee Club KARMA SUE EVVING Spring Girls' Athletic Association, Senior Mixed Chorus PARKS FARMER lVinlfr MARTIN FINSTAD Spring T. and I. Club ELSIE MARIE FORD Summwr SYLVIA FORSGARD Spring Daisy Chain Editorial Staff, English Literary So- ciety, Police Force, National Honor Society FRANCES FOX Spring International Relations Club GEORGIA ANN FRANCIS Spring Senior Band, Coleman Library Club MARGARET FRANCIS Spring Girls' Athletic Association, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, VVacoan Staff EDVVIN FRASIER Spring Hi-Y, Voice Class, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Oper- etta '45, 146 ARNO A. FROSCH Hfinlfr 4-H Club, Future Farmers of America of 1947 ROLAND FRYER MARY LOL' FULBRIGHT International Relations Club, Newcomers Club JIMMY FULLER Senior Band, Football, Track XVELDON GARDNER Football, Tennis, Police Force MARVIS GAMMON Spring Spring Spring Spring June Class Invitation Committee, Spring Science Club, Intermediate Girls' Chorus, Operetta V46 DOROTHY GANUS International Relations Club NIELDA GARNER English Literary Society HAROLD GASCAMP Future Farmers of America KENNETH GEISLER MARTHA JEANNETTE GEITRIN BEVERLY GHRIST Spring lVintrr W'intfr IVintrr Sum mfr S pring Darden Literary Society, Junior Classical League, National Honor Society JOE GILLELAND Basketball, Football, Baseball, T. and I. Club IVinter JOE GILLIAM 644444 lfinter Government Representative, Baseball, Senior Band, Library Assistant CHARLES GOBLE W intvr English Literary Society, Pan American Club, Na- tional Honor Society JAMES GODDARD JAMES GOLDMAN WAYNE GOODWYN llfinter Spring Spring Basketball, Baseball, Wacoan Staff, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, Hi-Y, Government, Police Force JOE ALLEN GOSS Basketball, Senior Band JERRY LEE GRAY Dramatics BETTY GRAYSON Girls' Athletic Association JUNE GRIBBLE T. and I. Club RAYE GRIBBLE Press Club LETHA JO GRISHAM ANNETTE GROTH Winter Spring Spring Winter lVinInr lVinlz'r Spring of 1947 ANN GRUSENDORF Winter Girls' Athletic Association, Band ANTONIA GUAJARDO Spring Pan American Club JOHN EDVVIN GUEST Spring VVacoan Staff, Daisy Chain Business Staff, Track, Basketball, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Junior Red Cross Council NANCY GUINN Spring junior Classical League, Darden Literary Society, National Honor Society, School Court DORIS GUMMELT Spring Girls' Athletic Association INEZ Dickey GUMMELT Spring Girls' Athletic Association, Police Force BEATRICE GUZMAN Winter Pan American Club CONNIE HAHN Spring Newcomers Club MOLLY JANE HALAMIK spring International Relations Club, Horizon Club PAT HALE Spring Office Assistant, Darden Literary Society JOY ANNA HALL Spring Press Club, junior Red Cross Council, Girls' Ath- letic Association, VVacoan Staff, Quill and Scroll L BETTY HALVE 3 spring junior Classical League, English Literary Society, Forsgard Service Club, Girls' Athletic Association, - National Honor Society 6144424 EDGAR HALVE Spring Kitten Football VVANDA HAMILTON Szunnzvr Senior Girls' Glee Club DORIS MARIE HARPER Spring Senior Band, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Senior Or- chestra, Voice Class, Girls' Athletic Association JACK H. HARPER Winter Daisy Chain Editorial Staff, Government, Football '43, Bfwxing '44 MAYME LOU HARPER Spring Press Club, YVacoan Staff BILLY HARRIS U'inIf'r National Honor Society JANIS HARRIS Sjvring junior Classical League, Genheimer Literary So- ciety, Senior Girls Glee Club, Office Assistant, Operetta '45, '46, Senior Mixed Chorus ELEANOR IIARRUP Spring English Literary Society, Office Assistant, VVacoan Staif, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, Tennis DORIS FAYE HART Summfr Science Club ROBERTA HATCH Spring Darden Literary Society, National Honor Society, junior Classical League, Yell Leader '46, Tennis, Vice-President of june Class, English Literary Society MARTHA HAY Sum mfr English Literary Society, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Business Staff of VVacoan, Coleman Library Club, Office Assistant ELVYNN HAYES Szznzzzzfr of fm CATIIRYN V. HAYTER Spring Colema11 Library Club, Press Club, Quill and Scroll DAN HENNESSEE Spring International Relations Club, Newcomers Club, Daisy Chain Business Staff ELLA HERZOG Spring GLADYCE HIGHSMITH llfinlfr Senior Mixed Chorus, Voice Class, Senior Girls' Glee Club MARYNADA HILL Spring Darden Literary Society, National Honor Society VIOLET ELLEN HOARE Spring Girls' Athletic Association ORVILLE HOFFMAN Spring Senior Mixed Chorus, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Hi-Y, Football, Forum Debate Club MARY LOUISE HOFFMEYER Summcr XVALTER HOFHEINZ Spring Operetta '46, A Capella, Senior Mixed Chorus, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Pan American Club, T. and I. Club, junior Red Cross Council, National Honor Society BETTE HOLLE Summfr PEGGY HOLT Spring Pan American Club, Office Assistant SUE HOLT Iyifllff Darden Literary Society, Commissioner, Sweet- heart of Hi-Y '45, Junior Red Cross Council, Football Queen Nominee, Mid-Year Class Play, Social Committee of Mid-Year Class Glaeeee MARY LOUISE HOPE Library Assistant, Home Economics Club PERCY L. HOUGH Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y WAYNE HUBER JESSE HUDSON Winter Spring Summer Summer Senior Mixed Chorus, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Baseball JERRIE ANN HUFFAKER Spring Genheimer Literary Society, Operetta l4S, Junior Classical League, Press Club, Wacoan Staff, Na- tional Honor Society HELEN HUNDLEY Spring Sketch Club, Horizon Club, Daisy Chain Editorial Staff, Forsgard Service Club BOBBIE JEAN HUNT Senior Girls' Gle Operetta '46 MARY EDNA HUNT Senior Girls' Gie Choir e Club, Voice Class, A Capell JACK HURST SHIRLEY IRELAND Genhemier Literary Society LESTER IVY LESSI E JACKSON Spring e Club, National Honor Society, Winter a Spring Winter Winter Spring of 7947 JIMMIE ALTON JAY Spring National Honor Society, Daisy Chain Editorial Staff, 12B Nominating Committee, Pan American Club, Future Farmers of America YOLA FAY JETTON Spring International Relations Club, Senior Band ALTA JOHNSON 1 215 Nominating Committee DERVVOOD JOHNSON National Honor Society, Press Club, Wacoan Staff, 1213 Nominating Committee EILEEN JOHNSON Pan American Club, Horizon Club, T. and I. Club MARGIE JOHNSON Darden Literary Society, National Honor Society, Tennis, Junior Classical League, 12B Nominating Committee, English Literary Society, Social Com- mittee MARY ANN JOHNSON Summer English Literary Society, Senior Orchestra, Na- tional Honor Society, Forsgard Service Club MARY CHERRY JOHNSON Science Club, Horizon Club, Library Assistant NANCY JOHNSON Senior Mixed Chorus ' 6 l Senior Girls' Glee 4 y 47 Club, A Capella '46, Operetta, '46 '47, Voice Class BOB JONES Rostra Literary chestra EUGENE JONES JIMMY JONES Basketball, Hi-Y, Committee Society Senior Band, Senior Or- 1 Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Track, Favorite Nominating Spring Qlaeeee KILBY JONES Spring Home Room Representative, Pan American Club VIRGINIA JONES Spring Senior Band, Tennis, Dramatics, Declamation WILBURN R. JONES Winter Football STELLA MAE KATTNER Winter JOE KAVANAGH Spring Forum Debate Club, Junior Classical League, Press Club, Senior Band, Junior Red Cross Coun- cil, Wacoan Stall NINA KAY Spring Darden Literary Society, Press Club, National Honor Society NICK KAZANAS Football FRANCES ANN KEMENDO Senior Band, Girls' JOE LEE KENDALL NORMA KENDALL Genheimer Literary DORIS KILPATRICK NICK KLARAS Drum Major, Seni Athletic Association Society or Band, Senior Orchestra Winter Winter Summer Summer Spring Spring of 1947 JACK GUINN KLATT lffinter Football, Forum Debate Club, Government, Na- tional Honor Society, Associate Editor of Daisy Chain JAMES M. KLATT Spring Senior Band, Basketball, Hi-Y, Favorite Nominat- ing Committee, Rostra Literary Society, National Honor Society MARTHA KLINT Winter Girls' Athletic Association COLLOM KOEHNE Winter Library Assistant PEGGY KRAUSE Spring Genheimer Literary Society, Press Club, Wocoan Staff MARIAN JUNE KUEHN Winter ALLEEN KURETSCH Summer English Literary Society, Junior Classical League, Senior Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Forsgard Service Club GLADYS KURETSCH Winter CATHARINE LANCASTER Spring English Literary Society, Senior Girls' Glee Club CLYDE LANCASTER W'inter Senior Band, Senior Orchestra ROBERT LANGFORD Spring Football, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Senior Mixed Chorus, Operetta '45, National Honor Society THOMAS F. LANTRIP Spring National Honor Society 8424434 RALPH LATTA Spring BARBARA LE BLANC Spring Genheimer Literary Society, junior Classical League, National Honor Society CURTIS LEDBETTER Winter Football, Track, President of Mid-Term Class, National Honor Society WILFRED LEDBETTER Spring Football, Basketball, Track, Veterans Club MARTHA FRANCES LEE Winter Coleman Library Club, Pan American Club, Sci- ence Club, junior Classical League, Dramatics Play '46, Tennis, Junior Red Cross Council, National Honor Society ANNABELLE LEHMAN Spring FRANCES LEHMS Spring JENNIE RUTH LENNOX Spring Tennis, Junior Classical League, Debate, Ex- temporaneous Speaking, Declamation, Government Representative FRANCES LEUSCHNER BOBBY LEVVALLEN Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Wacoan Staff BETTY LEWIS JOHN LEWIS Football, Basketball Winter Spring lVinler Winter MARGARET ANNE LEVVIS of Hfintfr Girls' Chorus, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mask and VVig, Pan American Club, Operetta '43, '44 NEIL LIGHTFOOT Spring Forum Debate Club, Extemporaneous Speaking, Declamation, English Literary Society, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Senior Mixed Chorus, A Capella, Op- eretta '45 '46, Voice Class, National Honor Socie VVARREN LITZMAN T and I Club, Government Representative NANCY LOONEY TED LORENZ Hi-Y, Library Assistant PHYLLIS LOVELESS Senior Girls' Glee Club, Tennis, Voice Cla Operetta '46 JOYCE LOVORN Senior Band BARBARA LUCKETT Senior Band AL MCALLISTER Mid-Year Class Play LO If I SE MCCARTER CLARENCE IVICCAULEY JR. Pan American Club BONNIE MCCLAIN Senior Band ty Spring Summer Spring Spring ss, Spring Spring Spring llfintfr Spring Spring Glauea VVANDA MCCRARY Senior' Band, Senior Orchestra JEANNINE MCCULLOCH VIRGINIA MCENTIRE Press Club, Wacoan Staff JERRY MCHARGUE Senior Band BETTY JO MCKELROY English Literary Society, Senior Girls' Glee Club ELEANOR MCPEAK Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Pan American Club, Junior Red Cross Council CATHRYN MAHONEY ELO UISE MANER jI'ANITA MANGIYM llfintrr lffviillff Spring English Literary Society, National Honor Society, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Office Assistant, Forsgard Service Club, Horizon Club, IZB Nom- inating Committee, Favorite Nominating Committee ROBERT MANGUM CHARLES R. MANN VVacoan Staff, Press Club BOBBIE MANNING Genheimer Literary Society, Operetta '45, '46, I termediate Girls' Chorus, Office Assistant Summrr lVi7Ziz'I' Spring n- of 7947 LVCILLE MARSHALL Senior Girls' Glee Club, Senior Mixed Voice Class, Operetta '45 '46 EDDIE MARTIN MINNIE MARTIN Senior Girls' Glee Club JOE MASIIBIIRN T. and I. Club ELAINE MASON BETTY MAY RUBY VIRGINIA MAYBERRY Spring Chorus, II'intf'r Summer Spring lVin1er Spring llfintfr Senior Girls' Glee Club, Operetta '45, A Capella JOHN D. MAYFIELD Spring Football Manager, Forum Debate Club, Baseball Manager, Hi-Y, junior Classical League BETTYE MEADOR Senior' Band, Pan American Club MARY JO MEADOVVS PHILIP MEARES THOMAS MEREDITH Veterans Club Su m mfr Spring W'intpr Summer Glenna ALAN MILLER Spring Pan American Club, Senior Band, Hi-Y, WVacoan Staff, School Court, Tennis, Press Club, National Honor Society BERYLENE MILLER IVinter Science Club DARVVIN VVAYNE MILLER Spring Hi-Y FRANK MILLER Spring International Relations Club KATHRYN MILLER Wintrr National Honor Society, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Senior Mixed Chorus, English Literary Society, Operetta '46, Favorite Nominating Committee MARGARET MILLER Wintrr MARY .IO MITCHELL Writer Tennis, Junior Classical League DONALD MONTGOMERY Spring Football, Track, Basketball EDGAR MOODY Spring T. and I. Club LORRAINE MOODY Spring VVacoan StafI, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Senior Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Class Play '45 '46, Operetta '46, Declamntion, Voice Class, junior Red Cross Council VVANDA NEI.I, MOORING Spring T. and I. Club BONNIE MOR.-KN Summer af few SHARLETT MORGAN Spring JOYCE MORRIS Winter Pan American Club, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Operetta ,45, ,46, A Capella, Fa- vorite Nominating Committee MILLER MORRIS Hfinter Future Farmers of America TOMMY MOSLEY Winter Rostra Literary Society, Junior Classical League, Favorite Nominating Committee, Daisy Chain Ed- itorial Staff, Senior Recognition Committee DOROTHY LEE MUCHOW Summer Library Assistant MARVIN MUEGGE Spring Future Farmers of America JAMES MUESSE Spring Pan American Club, Hi-Y, National Honor Society PAUL MURRAY Spring Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Government, Ring and Pin Committee J. FENNER MYERS Spring Football, Baseball, Press Club, Wacoan Staff, Quill and Scroll, Government, 12B Nominating Committee MARY ANNE NALLEY Summer Library Assistant I HAL NELSON Siffifw JOHNNY NICHOLS Wifftff National Honor Society, English Literary Society Glafuei JITANITA NOFTZGER Summer Senior Mixed Chorus, Senior Girls' Glee Club MARY RUTII NORRIS Spring Genheimer Literary Society, Junior Classical League, Government Representative, Government, 12B Nominating Committee EVA MAE NUNN lVinlrr English Literary Society, VVacoan Staff, Press Club, National Honor Society, Government Rep- resentative LOIS CLAIRE OHLSSON Spring English Literary Society, Forsgard Service Club, National Honor Society BEN OPPENHEIM llfinifr TEX OSBORNE Spring FRANCES OVERBY Summfr English Literary Society, Girls' Athletic Association JOAN PACE Spring International Relations Club, Horizon Club TOMMY PACK lfinler National Honor Society, Senior Boys, Glee Club, Senior' Mixed Chorus, Treasurer of Mid-Year Class NANCY PARISH lI in1rr Genheimer Literary Society LOUISE PARKS Spring Science Club RI'DOLPH EDVVARD PARMA Spring VVacoan Staff, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, IZB Nominating Committee, National Honor Society of 1947 VV. A. PARTEN Pan American Club SPENCER PASSMORE PAFLINE PATTON MILDRED PETTY JEAN PIERCE junior Classical League BETTIE MARIE PALICH Library Assistant VVAND A POLKA Coleman Library Club, Library Assistant BETTY JEAN POLLOCK ELNITA POLLOCK Senior Girls' Glee Club JOYCE POLSTON Senior Mixed Chorus, XVacoan Staff, Press Clu Forsgard Service Club DOUGLAS PORTER Sum mfr Spring Spring lVintfr W'intfr Spring Spring Summfr Spring Spring lm lI'in1rr Forum Debate Club, Mid-Year Class Play, Pan American Club HOVVARD PORTER Sketch Club Spring Glaum FRED POST Spring Rostra Literary Society, Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross Council, National Honor Society VERNON POTTER lViIllc'r Voice Class, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Operetta '44 '45 '46, Police Force '45, Chief justice '46, Mid- Term Class Play, A Capella ,44 ,45 MARY ANN POWELL Spring Library Assistant, Press Club, Wacoan Staff PAUL POXVELL Winter BETTY RUTH PRYOR Spring Girls' Athletic Association MILDRED PULLIN Spring FRANCIS JANE PVRCZINSKY Spring Girls' Athletic Association, Pan American Club, 4-H Club CAROLYN MAE QUIN Spring SARA RAMIREZ Spring Girls' Athletic Association, Pan American Club JOSEPHINE RAY Spring Senior Mixed Chorus, Operetta '46 PEGGY LOU REED Spring SUSAN REEDY llfintrr Senior Girls' Gleei Club, junior Red Cross Council, Operetta '45 '46, A Capella of 1947 JEAN REESE Sketch Club, Junior Cross Council Classical League, junior Re BOBBY GENE REEVES ESTELA RENDON Pan American Club EUGENE WILLIAM RICKERT Forum Debate Club, Library Assistant, Senior Ba ELLEN RICKETTS Spring d Spring W infer Spring nd Spring Quill and Scroll, Press Club, Coleman Library Club, Darden Literary Society, Wacoan Staff, Sci- ence Club JOE RIDLEHUBER Winter Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Senior Mixed Chorus W. L. ROBINSON Spring Senior Boys' Glee Club, Voice Class, Operetta ,45 '46, Tennis ANN ROCHE Spring Pan American Club, National Honor Society, Eng- lish Literary Society, Wacoan Staff, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Daisy Chain Business Stal? BRUCE W. ROCHE lVinter Editor of Wacoan, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Favorite Nominating Committee JIMMY ROGERS National Honor Society CARROLL GENE ROMINE TRELETA ROMINE Girls' Athletic Association W inter Spring Spring Gltmea BETTY SUE ROITTH Spring English Literary Society, Tennis, Daisy Chain Business Staff, Favorite Nominating Committee, International Relations Cluh MARY HELEN ROVV llyilllff VVELDON ROVVAN Spring Sketch Cluh, T. and I. Club, Senior Band HARoLD RUMPH Spring National Honor Society, Senior Band JEAN RYALS II'inlrr Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, VVaconn Stall, Pan American Club, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, Police Force, Mid-Year Class Play PATSY ANN RYALS lfizziwr TERRY SAFFLE Spring Senior Girls' Glee Cluh DOROTHY LOCISE SAGER llvillfff MARY CATHERINE SAMS Spring Darden Literary Society, Press Cluh DORIS SANDERS lfinlfr ELAINE SANDERS Spring Pan American Cluh, Press Club, VVacoan Staff, Daisy Chain Editorial Staff, Quill and Scroll Jo BILLIE SANDERS Spring junior Classical League, Senior Band of 1947 GEORGERENE SARTOR Coleman Library Club BETTYE SC H AVBERGER Senior Girls' Glee Cl International Relations ub, Pan American Clu Club GLADYS SCIIMEDTHORST DOROTHY SCIIRAEDER JOAN SCHUII GRACE SCOTT National Honor Society VONDANE SEAVVRIGHT VVacoan Staff, Press Cl Invitation Committee LADDIE L. SEGREST ELOISE SELLERS PAT SEVVELL BETTY NELL SHANNON ub, Quill and Scroll, Seni Government Representative, Senior Orchestra BETTY SHARP Spring Spring by Spring Spring Spring Sum mfr Spring or llfinter Spring IVinIr'r Spring lVin1fr Operetta ,44 Y45 '46, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Se- nior Mixed Chorus, A Capella, Home Economies Club -IEANNINE SI-IAXV Spring BOBBY SHEEHY Spring Forum Debate Club, Daisy Chain Editorial Staff, junior Classical League, Debate, National Honor Society DORIS SHERMAN Summer junior Classical League ELLA FAYE SHIRLEY Spring Pan American Club NOVETTA SHOOK Spring junior Red Cross Council, Government Repre- sentative, Voice Class, Senior Mixed Chorus DORIS SISCO Spring Senior Girls' Glee Club, Press Club, VVac0an Staff, Quill and Scroll BARBARA SLAVGIITER Spring Junior Red Cross Council, Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation, Sketch Club BETTY FAY SLIGII W'inter Darden Literary Society, VVaCoan Staff, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Office Assistant, Government Representative, Mid-Term Social Committee, Mid- Term Class Pl ay ANITA SMITH BII,I,IE JEANE SMITH Pan American Club BOBBIE GENE SMITH IIELEN SMITH Coleman Librarv Club, .I Spring W inter Sum mfr uninr Red Cross Counci Winter L af 1947 ROBERT CLARENCE SN1l'l'li lfinlfr Future Farmers of America VVELDON SMITH Sjvrilzg junior Classical League, International Relations Club, Nnnt' et Tunc, National Honor Society MARTHA SNIDER lI'i11t1'r Girls' Athletic Association VELMA JO SNIDER Ifinlff Girls' Athletic Association, Home Economics Club DORIS SNYDER lViI111'r Science Club, Horizon Club BILLIE SPRADLIN Spring MARY STANFORD U il111'1' Darden Literary Society, National Honor Society, junior Classical League, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Senior Mixed Chorus, Operetta '46, School Court, Football Queen Nominee, Vice President of Mid- Term Class, Senior Class Play jl'Nl2 LOYE STARR Spring English Literary Society, National Honor Society, Debate lNlS NIARIF STICIEN Spring BONNIE JEAN STElNDAlNl Spfillg ROBERT STELL Spring Hi-Y FRICDDY STEVVART Spring Yell Leader, Voice Class, Senior Boys' Glee Club, Senior Mixed Chorus, Forum Debate Club, A Ca- pella, Operetta BETTY ANN STINSON Glaaaea lI'inter National Honor Society, English Literary Society, junior Classical League, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Senior' Mixed Chorus, Voice Class, Operetta '45 '46, Ring and Pin Committee, Social Committee of Mid-Term Class HAROLD STORER Football, Baseball, Basketball GLENNA IRENE STUCKEY Science Club, National Honor Society MARY LOU STIITT WALTER SULLINS BILLIIE FAYIS SVVAFFORD MILDRED SVVANNER BOBB Y SVVOPE IIIZLON SYDOVV junior Classical League, Horizon Club BILL TALLEY Football DOROTHY TANNICR Girls' Athletic Association L. J. fTedb TANNER Spring Spring Spring W inter lffinfrr Spring Spring Spring Summvr Winler Winter af 1947 CHARLES TARVER Senior Band ANNA ROSE TATE Pan American Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Senior Girls' Glee Club lffinter Iflfinter CLAY TAYLOR Spring Tennis LESTER TAYLOR Summer Football, Senior Band, International Relations Club, Coleman Library Club PATSY TA YLOR IV inter Favorite Nominating Committee, Junior Red Cross Council KATHERYN THARP CHARLIE THEDFORD Basketball, Hi-Y, Government, Senior Band RONALD THED FORD Senior Band, Football, Track, Basketball DWIGHT THOMAS Football JOHN PAUL THOMAS Football, National Mayor ,47 LOIS THOMAS KAY TIDWELL Hi-Y Winter Spring Spring Sum mer Spring Honor Society, Government, Spring Winter MARY RUTH TODD Library Assistant ESTON TOVVNS CAMILLE TRICE ALEX TURNER JUNE TYLER PEGGY VAN PELT QW Spring Winter Summer Summer Winter Spring junior Classical League, Office Assistant FRANCES VASQUEZ BETTYE LA VERNE VICKERS Senior Girls' Glee Club MARIE VLTILLEMIN Pan American Club, Tennis, Assistant ALICE VVALKER Winter Summer Spring Sketch Club, Office Spring Darden Literary Society, Football Queen, Secretary of June Class, Commissioner, National Honor Society INA VVALLACE National Honor Society DOROTHY VVAMMACK Girls' Athletic Association Spring Winter PEGGY JOYCE VVARE of HOMER VVARREN DALE WVATSON Jo ANN WELCH Junior Classical League, Sketch Club POLLIE VVELLS Pan American Club, Horizon Club, National Society ELDEN VVERN ER, JR. Senior Band, Senior Boys Chorus, Track, Football ' Glee Club, Senior BARBARA JEAN VVEST Pan American Club LESLIE A. VVEST JACK WHEELER VVacoan Staff, Press Club, Quill and Scr VV. II. VVHILDEN BILLY ED VVHITEHEAD Senior Band LUIS JEAN VVHITEMAN National Honor Society, Press Club, WVaco Ilfinter Ilfintffr Spring Sum mfr Su mmer Honor Spring Mixed Spring IVinlfr Spring oll Ifinler W inter Spring an Staff NORMAN VVHITEMAN National Honor Society, F mittee Ghana avorite Nominating Com- JACK VVHYBURN Spring Newcomers Club, Government Representative LEAH VVIETHOP Spring FAY NELL WVILLARD II'inn'r English Literary Society, Favorite Nominating Committee DOROTHY WILLIAMS Spring MARY VVILLIAMS llfinter Library Assistant, English Literary Society VIRGINIA XVILLIAMS Ilf'intvr DORIS ALLEYNE VVILLMAN Spring National Honor Society ALLAN XVILSON Spring Rostra Literary Society, National Honor Society BENNETT VVILSON Spring Senior Band, Ili-Y, Forum Debate Club, Basket- ball, Senior Orchestra, junior Classical League HELEN SUE VVILSON Spring Darden Literary Society, National Honor Society, junior Classical League, Tennis, Daisy Chain Editorial Staff, Office Assistant ROBERT VVINGROVE Basketball, Baseball, Footb Spring all of 7947 DORIS NICLL WVINN Spring English Literary Society, Pan American Club, 12B Nominating Committee, Ring and Pin Committee, Office Assistant, Forsgard Service Club, National Honor Society FRANCES JO VVISE Spring National Honor Society, junior Classical League, English Literary Society, VVacoan Staff, Quill and Scroll, Press Club, IZB Nominating Committee, International Relations Club, Forsgard Service Club, Business Manager of Daisy Chain EUGENE VVOODLIFF Spring RICHARD VVUODLIFF Spring BETTY JOE VVORKMAN Summer English Literary Society, Library Assistant, Cole- man Library Club, Press Club, National Honor Society, Forsgard Service Club. XVALLACIC VVRIGHT Spring Sketch Club SHIRLEY YARISROVGH Summfr Library Assistant DORIS YATES Spring REVA YORK Spring Senior Band, Office Assistant, Daisy Chain Ed- itorial Staff HELEN YOUNG Spring Horizon Club, International Relations Club 76C!IJ'IfiC CLASS U1 FlClfRS Pn',vi1lw1t . . . . 1vin'-Pn'.x'l1ft'I1f Sf'f1'f'I11ry '1'rms IlI'l 1' DAN BAKER ,IOE ICD liOS'l'VVIC'K JACK DAVIS IIOVV.-XRD FELTY T. and l. Club DUN CANT P.-XVI. KVNZIQ :Ming Class 'l4Cl'll Lll1l'1lI'jk Huwum lfrslxrv KV. H. 'l'Hm1,xs Almi lflm lius'1'wlcK Pluf 1. lil N215 Spring Spring Spring Spring Spring Sprilzg .Num Mechanics Shop ,W sczmz BOB MOON Tech Band CHARLES NIISSNTAN Future Farmers of America BOB SPINDLE Tech Band, Mayor of Tech, Reporter on Technician XV. H. THOMAS Alderman in Tech Student Government JAINIFS EARL TIIRICLKELD Tech Chief of Police, Tech Band I,I2I,AND VVILLINGHAM Alderman in Tech Student Government, T. I. Club CHARLIE YOVNG Mr. llzu'kney'm Mechanical Drawing Class English Class Spring Winter Spring VV am Spring Spring Spring and Il'intfr Auto Mechanic 'Q Q'----.1 :S 5 1 1 Hn-v.,,,, 1 ,H-M-WNW! sg F f . I 12 Rohn-rt Smith ancl-uh-it looks likc- a lll0llSC'. No? Uh. wc- rcrncnihcr now. llc got a . . You can plainly sec that nn unc' gut lack again . . . poor kill, he shonltl haw known . . . Alack lilatt hultling a hook and trying to little tell autmnohilc' for Christmas . Si1npson's goat . . . Hvrels that goat lwttc-r than to play with SENIURS look stntlious . . . 'l'lic Three KIllSlil'I'l'CI'Su, alias Hutch Uavimlsmi. Nick liazanas anal .loc Riillelinhc-r . . . Uh, what a beautiful day sing llaty Stantrml, lfricnla 131-ack. Allync Coiiipton anal others, l,vt's go on a picniclu. and so thcy mlitl . . . Strikes! Strikvsl Strikes! . . . and tht- Hobo l'nion is in thc thick ot thc fight! 616411, may 1 Q li., an YVe started to quote lNfIary had a little lambl' but we see itls Nfartha Lou with the goat Cwhere did they get it, anyway?J . . . Oh, is the water cold? Une toe is being risked in the test by llartha Snider and Berylene Bliller . . . Could this be our lit. Cabe, actually a. member of Local 303? Bobby Brister, Curtis Ledbetter, et al are faithful members . . . The dangerous Daltons, Peggy and followers Pat Sewell, Betty Sharp, Velma Jo Snider, ete., plus one inkspot . . . two energetic and serious-minded pedestrians, Bubba Lewis and -lack Harper . . . Yas suh, heah I is agin-an' I done got da prize fer bein' de mos' eligunt seniah at de picnic-I'se Barbara Blisard . . . These seniors look dignified, or reasonably so-Billie Swafford. Klartha Snider, Betty Lewis, Berylene Nliller, and friends. ,,,e ' llulnlt yum lvxuc xrmwtlmizlg' :lr lmlm-, .limm52 , , , lr! :1 jul-.ng lun. lt! 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' it f N3 136' 4 v 5 Clothes may not make a girl but they may easily unmake her . . . lllarjorie, one of our ,413 Cl1L'Cl'lC'lKlCl'S and llary Ann are ffivinff a cute little smile to someone. ' v . 1-s as I wonder who it could be? . . . VVe see you, Scooter Chiles. VVhat are you doing, playing dress up? . . . Nlomlern version of Wlihe Thinkerll. Het you eouldn't have gotten up there if it hacln't been for the vine . . . These photographers do get around, clonlt they? . . . -lohn Guest and bystanders watch the noon crowds gather for that inevitable hell . . . Tommy, l woultln't let him do that to me . . . Hum, go ahead and eat yoursg Kenneth is enjoying his . . . joe, why clitln't you hold him in the other hancl? It looks larger. The aerohat is NVarren lritzman . . . 1 i is l 1- 1 21 I -5 1 Waco High Senior Band Director: MR. LYLE SKINNER Pzrrizlezzf . l ire-Prmirlefzfs Sm'l'z'f1z1'iz'.r Rejworler . LibI'HI'iIIII.S' FLOYD C Sfuffelzt C1'0lII!lll'f0I'.S' B11.vi11es.v Il 11111 flyer I,Fl1if0!'lllX . Drum fllrljor Howard Allen Johnny Armstrong Betty Joe Bolling Meretlith Bolger Harvey Lee Bridges Bonnie Bruner Charles Burns C. VV. Bush Flizaheth Caldwell Gene Carroll Martlia Ann Chilcote Frank Clampitt Billy Frank Collins Allyne Compton Floyd Copeland Thomas Cox Margaret Cnrlin Carol Davis Donald Davis XVeldon Drennon JohII DnPriest Mina Ruth Earl VVillie Mae Farr Charles Ferrell Harold Ford Georgia Ann Francis Joe Gilliam Joe Allen Goss Lillian Grisham . NICK KI,.lXR.XS CLYDE IJANCASTER, LEONARD JARRARD . JEAN RYALS, HARoLD RCAIPH ANN CIRUSENDORF OPELAND, JOHN IDCPRIEST, I-IARoI,D LINDLoIfr . NICK IQLARAS, CLYDE LANCASTER Jonxxy ARNISTRCJNG HARoLD LINDLorF, BILLY IKILGORE Ann Grnsendorf Pat llallaran Rohert Haney JOZIIIH Hankins Doris Marie Harper Jack Hoffman Marilyn Howell Leonard Jarrard John B. Jenkins Yola Fay Jetton Boh Jones Virginia Jones Joe Kavariagh Raymond Keith Christine Kemendo Franees Ann Kemendo Billy Kilgore James Reese Killion C. B. Kirk Nick Klaras James Klatt James Knehl Clyde Lancaster Blaine Edith Levy llarold Lindloff Joyee Lovern Barhara Lon Luekett VVanda Mt'Crary Jerry Mellargne . NICK IQLARAS Billy hlalesovas Juanita Mangnm Jo Ann Martin Donald Melasky Jo Ann Merritt Alan Miller Frank Miller Rose Marie Miller Martha Jeanne Mitcham Donald Morris Betty Joyce Pack Billy Jack Pierce Virginia Redding Patrieia Richards Early Rohertson Mike Ross Georgia Ronnsavall Dorothy Ruhy Harold Rnmph Jean Ryals llalhert Simmons Charles Tarver Ronald Thedford Billy Turner Auhrey YVarren Billy Fd Vvhitehead Betty Jo VVilCheCk Bennett Xvilson Reva York we , if I I 5 4 N. , , i - A . 1.54 .Q A5 in , nga any A My NKNIOR HAND OX P,'XR4XUI'f--'l4lw Szmm Claus IHZlI'!lAll'. :un Zllllllllll Zlffilll' 101 hind lm-mln-1's . . . Urxxm Nlzijrn' lil:11':1s mul his blllltl . . . flu' bzlml put thc' pep in 41111 pep rzxllic-N . . . tlu- cz11m'1':1 vzltvllw flu' lmtrm fXX'iI'll'I'S this timv . . . rlu- hzunl in thc bctxwn-11-l1:llx'ms slum' :lt tlu- XXYfIUlll'UXY XYilw11 gzum' . . . IJIWIIN :XIZljfl1'l'fI'L' gXllym mmprun on ,'XI'IIli5fiL'l' Um . . . .'X1'u1isriu- D215 :rgjznin . . . :xml again. Sw flu' nicv. straight cullxmm? ,,1 '..- BRASS SECTION OF SENIOR BAND Ix11mpIl, I m'1I. Murrii, KIICIII, KIJIII, I.In4IIoI'f. IIrI4Iuri Ihvie, XIcIl:I1'x11c, XVznr1'L-11. Iluffmxm, Iiurnf. I'iQ-ru-. Vox. NI:1IL-fm I I Iru-II. Xliirhxuxx. Kirk, Iluxll, i'u1wI:xmI, Ruw. Ilulg--r, .XIII-11 I Innl Il1xI'riI 1 I1 I ICI KI A ln' Ax, -N. .,rr:Irn, lgure, uma, hllllnwnx, LI1iIL'4:Iv, l'I:m11uIII, II1'vnn0u RIQIQIJ SECTION UF SENIOR Ii.-XXII l IIvIw--II. I . Nlilh-r, Iimllion, vlcnkillf, 'I'urm'r. XYIINUII, Iizu' u1:IgIl. Kim-III I XI:u'Ii11, IQ:u'I. I4uIw1'tNm1, Iiillinm, .Imn--. XIuI:uIxy. Rmmxznzxll. Iig-nu'mIo. IluI'rivft I I lx i I XI ' ' ' XXI 's, -, , llI'Il1l. Iirunm-r, Mrmsluun, Puck, II:uI:n1':u1. RicI1:u':Ir. Ilunkinf, Ifzmrr, furlin um-I1v:uI, AIIHIQIIIII, Ilzxrpvr. Imvurn, Ryulx. 14uIIinN. I.m'kclI, A, NIIIII-r, IIuweII. Irtton, Iiulfing, Yur unior Band llifwmrz MR. I,Yl.lf SKIYXIQR lJl'l'.YiljI'l1f . l3ll,1.x' Cllzrslzxlmkl Ivjl'f lJ!'t',fjfIt'11f limam SHIiR,Xl.XX Kflfm Swntnry . Xmu1.xN Hn Rfwmlifzg Sl'1kI'4ff1l'j' . . KI Xl'DlIC .lu PL 1.1.l2x 1,ilu'111'Ir111,x ' 1'I . ' Nllft luuhul Xuxenl Unrls Hllfhllllllll l IIN farm' Vllllfli l,1lYlN I unll IMVL-lux' lorry' Ifskrw phlwy iirzlhzlm lum Cirzly bully cfI'll5CIldUI4f mzxld Ifilgn A Ilnrkim . . Wfxxlmx RIl'KITT'I'S, l.1.mlm Sulivsox Slmlfnl !,'w1fIm-for: LiI.IS'Ixl s I,mx'15 Nllflllllll H115 lim-nv NTLINHII lirygm Hub Yirginizi Nlurn llrlun llmign' Hubby Nlurgun Null Ilupkinx Uuzmc Pzulgrtt bluhnnnx .Izwkuskir Nlzludiv ,lu Pullu Ulhal -IHIIUS Xvilllllll Rivkrtt Xvilfllt' Imu-N Huh Sllt'I'IIlI!Il Nilllxhllll Kt'll1ll' Imyd Sxwnwn xiillf Kuukcr Nulzm blihllfll Vlllllllilll Krull :Vllll'Q!lI't'l XV:1tt Cilixtux Lowa' Hulwlwy YLlI'lVll'Hll h Ilcrringlou, Hunt, Copclzmml. Grimmctt, liarrctt, Humlsun, lluflicinz, Goodrich, XYer1irr, Ray, CQOIUIJYUII Iizirtou, Dyer., lfurnier, lfrzisicr, Txxylor, Tipton, Robinson, lloliliug, llelton, Hailey, Gottlieb, lirviug. Kirby, lirown Layne, Culpepper, Tlionipsun, Balm. Sisco, Pack, Marion, Poirier, Ilutlcr, Lruigford, Stewart, llzxrlrlofk. lillllllff. falvcry. Safflc, Blazers Srlmulmerggl-r. Lincoln, Mnoily, Not'tzg'er, NlcKelrny, Vicki-ry, Hulmling, 'l'lxn-mlgill, liussrn, lloppiv, follie, Daniel, Minis, llurper, l.:mc1ast:-r, Amis Stl-vans, Pulloch, liskcw, vlolmsun, llilfflllll, NVcs1nmrulaml, 'l'od4l, Slzmforil, Horrir. Hiller, Illiszml. Slieppnrml, l.oYcli-fs. Marlin. Pippin, Harrim Pzlrmlo, llzuniltmi, XYlu-:iirlcy Senior Mixed Chorus Ilirntorsz MR. KENNETII RICHARDS MR. VV. D. xVHEl-XTLEY F A L L VERNON POTTER . ROBERT LANGEORD B.-xRR,xR4x BLISARD NANCY LIOHNSON FREDDY S'1'EVV.'XRT . PATSY ESKEW . . Prf'A'i1lw1t . Iliff'-l,f'l'.l'i11F71f . Sf'l'rf'111ry . . Librrzrian . . LibI'IlI'il1Il . llousv Cilllliflllllll SPRING . FREDDY STEWART . ROBERT L.-XNGFURIJ . T. E. fiAlTHER . . NANCY -Im-1NsoN BETTY JANE CARRUTH . LURRT-UNE Moom' Bobby Alexander VVanda Amis Meade Bailey Lloyd Barrett Bill Barron Doris Barton Patsy Rutn Bates Bernice Blaekmon Barbara Blisard Vergil Bohac Carol Brown Miriam Browne Tommy Butler' Joanna Buzze VVesley Calvery Betty Jane Carruth Betty Joyce Collie Dorothy Collier Martella Compton Nancy Culpepper Sue Dailey Evelyn Daniel Tony Ducas Yvonne Dyer Mary Anne Elkins Patsy Eskew Karma Sue Ewing Parks Farmer Yvonne Flake Edwin Frasier T. E. Gaither Francis Gage Milton Garrett Leslie Goodrich Betty Lou Gossen Bobbie Lyne Gottlieb Edgar Grimmett A. J. Haddock VVanda Hamilton Janis Harris Nina Herrington Gladyce Highsmith NValter Hofhienz Barbara Holding Charles Holding Jesse Hudson Bobbie Jean Hunt Mary Edna Hunt Nancy Johnson Betty Faye Keller Lester Kelton Barbara Kirby Catherine Lancaster MEMBERS Robert Langford Dana Sue Layne Neil Lightfoot Viola Lincoln Phyllis Loveless Gene Marion Lucille Marshall Minnie Martin Ouida Joy Martin Norma Miers Catherine Miller Mamie Lou Mims Lorraine Moody Joyce Ray Morris Betty Jo McKelroy Juanita Noftzger Bobby Pack Tommy Pack Joan Pardo Helen Parma Lella Mae Pennington Jean Pippin Joyce Polston Elnita Pollock Vernon Potter Douglas Pryor Archie Raborn Josephine Ray Shari Redd Susan Reedy Gerald Richards Joe Ridlehuber VV. L. Robinson Terry Saffle Kenneth Schroeder Betty Sharp Peggy Sheppard Doris Sisco Gene Slater Bobbie Ann Smith Mary Stanford Billie Beth Stevens Freddy Stewart Betty Ann Stinson Anna Rose Tate Janis Taylor Edward Tipton Ruby Thompson Gerald Threadgill Patsy Ruth Todd Mary Vickery Eldon VVerner Donna VVestmorland ,-,'- K . f cm K' in .ww Q A 5, W . K- L Q . Q, ,af .. an 4 il 19 ,gwv - 1 f ' 'J Vw- . 1. -if V 1- XYiu:mN, lil-Inu, .Xll-xnmlw. lldyl-N. lluxlm, l.uuQ, XY:A:nc1'. Illllirlllllribll. Stuvvllf, Nlurlwlxy. Alutlwvnx 1'l11'li-. Nlrlivllziv. Fllllrllxnuv. XY:nllwx', llummvl. -lvlminyf. l.vu. X1-al. l'm1gL'r, Blwrrix Nlzlfxlellcr, llulxlcml. 1lr1vm1n. llrnmully, llirmiuullzml, Smilll, Sutlon. llurtml, lfrlmlu, llzxmllmn l':n5m'. Xl:1rNl1:ull, Xlmrw, lliallinu, lhlllon. l :u1-lx, Ne-um:u1. Kill-5, l l':lNin'r, Rrml. .Xllvrillfm lllwuur, lflmx. l':nlIv1xul1, lfzljzllwlu, XlllI'1't'll. ll11l11ullr1', lfmlgll, Kina, llvlll, 'l'l1um:1N, ll1'mxr1fXYln ntermediate Girls Glee Club IDI:-1-1-rw: MR. XV. IJ. XVllli.V1'l.l?Y l'n.vifIw1f . . Mncxuc RILEY lim -l'n'.vnIl'11f JUHNNII-Q SLE Wfxcsxlik Sffrflnry . . ,l.XNlil.l.l2 ML RPHY Rf'jw1'f4'r llllll Sllftilllllll . . C.xROI.YN llRlSSO.Xl l.l!Il'fI1'lllIIA' . . . .l.XNlZ'l' l,r-QE, Romixli lJL'Gc15R ,llwmmm1i.ll.v -I wr, lmwz, SMS lil Sll, L'.x1m1,YN llRISSU.Xl pvgg Allmf'mm,, jenn lien! Nelda Murrvll Ylfgllllil .'Xlt'X1lIllll'l' Nell Sm- lirmvlm liululwie lglII'IIllI1j.fllZllI1 Mildred lillffllll Sur Bush lirttyc Culmgrr lin-tty Cunnully Durotlxy furtia Rogene Dllgger flllflll Ann lilms Durotlxy lfkxclnl Rose Maria- lfzljunlu liillic Ruth llxirvlx -loam l'1I'Zll1lxS vlfgllllll llrzlaicr Nlzirvis fl1llI1IIlI1Il Viviun flailing flllffilfll kirivrnll Durlx llulstrilll l'llVfllIl lluyrs lu .xllll llummc-l Sully llulktuller Mary vlzlvkwll Peggy slvlmlllgs ,Iurre lil-ton ,Inycc King slum- l.rmg,5 -lzmct llrv l7m'im- Mvlicnvic Nunvy lNl:1r'sl1z1ll iilcmlinv lNl:1ratellu1 Durix Nlurris Betty Morse klzmellc Nlurphy l'l1urlum- Null Betty Ruth NEllIllZlll Nllll'f.flll'l'l Nivlmls lhllrzww l':l!tn-ram: kluzin Paym- lillfllfjll Rrcnl Nlirlxiv Riley Mzlrtlul Smith ,lu llllllllll Ste-plwnx XVillie Uvzlu Sutton licrnlllinr llmmzxa I XViIlif- lfzlyn- 'I'l11nnpslm Ulennlim- 'l'urnugn- .lnlmnic XVIIQIIBI' Rust lNl:l1'y xxvilllxw' l7m'utl1y xylllillh liettyv Vil'lxr1'N Martha Ann Oden Childers, Ansley, frayle, Parrot, Freeman, Silvey, Halle, Thoinas, Sehindler: Panrler, Munn Spivey, Cainpliell, Gunter, Blerrit, Urlen, Cousins, johnson, Russel, Kilgo, Horton, Anderson Mars, jones, Steclflnm, llenn, l'yron, Nladewell, lflkins, Glover, Lillarsl, lfiekey XVit'te, Kousal, Pridrly, Herring, XYliite, Harris, Pnrvis, Freeman, Griffith, Hightower, Downs, XYhea1lvy 10-B Girls, Chorus Ili:-error: MR. YV. D. YVHEATLEY Prexizlelzt . TJOYLE HCDIJGF l'irr-Prmiflent joycis Cousms Secretary . LIARIE PYRUN Librarifm ..... RIARGARET SHINDLER ilrmnzpmzixfr -I.xN1s HARRIS, RI.-XRGARFT Uowxs, BETTY Lo1'Bis,xx Faye Anderson Barbara Ansley lieth Bulridge Betty Lou Bean Farlene Campbell Inez Childers Aloyee Cousins Chxlrla Ruth Croyle Murgaret Downs ,loan Elkins ixlltilll Fickey Mary Lou Freeman Patricia Freeman joan Glover Rita Griffith Geraldine Gunter Janis Harris Bobbie Herring Annie jo Hightower Betty Ilolle Doyle Hodge Mary Frances Horton Peggy jones Jacqueline Charlotte johnson lidnu Kilgn Rita Joy Kuusul Sue Lillard Floyce Nell Madewell Barbara Malin Frances Marion Mars Billie ,lean Merritt Gladys Oliver LH-lllllll Parrott Ifditli Ponder Ola lxfiilt' Priddy Joyce Pnrvis Marie Pyron Lou Anna Russell Margaret Shindler Phyllis Shivers Imogene Silvey Jeanette Spivey Myrtle Steddum Lois Thomas limily YVitte joyee YVhite llullxoll, XY:u'r:-11. llouulz. XVIAII l'ow1-ll, l'1':lslvr. lillxwll. Xloorr Solomon, lxlinlx, XX---lnrlulfl, l':o'11u, XYl1v:nlln-y, U'llrlln 10-B Boys' horus Illmofw: MR. XX. IJ. XX1lF x'r11fx' lJ1'ff.Vilfl'lI14 I'iff'-ljl'f'.Vi1ff'1If St'l'I'f'flll'A1' 1.illI'!lIAilllI limlwio l I'Jl5ll'I' Klum Ciillwrl Iioluluy llllllg .Im-ssc llmlson lglll'Ilt'j Moore xlolm lllliflfll jimmy Oliver JACK l7.fXl'l. lVliS'I'lERIfIE C1.1x'1'ox xV.Xl.TH.XlI . .ll.x1.x1x' lJl,IV KIMXYS fllI.lil3Rl VV. A. Purtcn lit'llIlC'Ill Powell jimmy Russ:-ll liolslmy Solomon Clinton xxvillfllllll llollis xXvZlI'l't'll slack Pzlul YVcsterficlcl King, Turnage, Smith, Loveless, Carruth, Blisard, Culpepper, Lincoln, Bloody, Higllsmith, Tipton, Bates, Frasier, Robinson, Potter, Hofheinz Stinson, Martin, Browne, Fskew, Morse, johnson, Rielmrzls Voice Class Dirwtors: MR. IQENNETH RICH.'XRlJS MR. W. D. NVHEATLEY FALL SPRING iXlANCY JoHNsoN . Presiflrnt . . LORRAINE Moom' VERNKJN POTTER . . I'ira-President . . Tommy BUTLER BARBARA BL1sARn . . . . Srfrrmry . . PIIYLLIS LOVELESS LELLA IXIAE PENNTNGTON . .Libr-arifm. . A. J. HAnDoeR ovce Albritton anna . mi Ruth Bailey Patsy Ruth Bates Barbara Blisard Doris Barton Miriam Browne Nlildred Burton Tommy Butler Joanna Bnzze Betty Carruth Floyd Copeland Nancy Culpepper Dorothy Curtis Carol Elmo Barbara Eskew Patsy Iiskew Edwin Frasier T. IC. Gaither Betty Lou Uassen Jean Gent A. J. lladdoek Doris llarper Janis llarris Gladyee Highsmith VValter Hofheinz Barbara Holding Bobbie Hunt Nancy Johnson Joyce King Robert Langford Viola Lincoln Phyllis Loveless Ouidzl Joy Martin Dorine Meliellzie Lorraine Moody Doris hlorris Joyce Niorris Betty Morse Janelle Nlurphy Joan Pardo Dolores Patterson Joan Payne Vernon Potter Shari Redd Miekie Riley XV. L. Robinson Peggy Shepard Mzilttlia Smith Freddy Stewart Betty Stinson XVillie Thompson lidward Tipton Cllendene Tnrnage Rosemary VValker Flinton VValthall llollis VVarren J aek VVestertield Donna Vvestmoreland Darrell Davis , Cialooslti , Belladonna lwoutmereucy . Queen lflorinda Rose . , ,. Daisy . , . Prince Karl HRose Cf The Danube Director: MR. KISNNETH RICHARDS CAST , Vernon Potter NValter llofheinz ., Peggy Shepard VV. L. Robinson ,. Lorraine Nloody , iiladyce llighsmith Nancy Johnson Tommy Butler PRODLCTIO Director Mr. Kenneth Richards C'ollalworating Direct csr' s . . Bliss Nlartha lilizabeth Coflielcl, Mr. li. E. Mohundro Accompanists , , , ,. . Miriam Browne, Ouida Joy hlartin, Janis llarris, Joan Pardo Business Nlanager ,... ,.,.... . ..... ....,..,, , Barbara Blisard STUDENT Vostumes . .,,.., Janis Harris, Joan Pardo Make-up . .. , . Ramona Cottle, Viola Lincoln, Barbara Eskew, Nlartha Frances Booth, Joyce Chancellor, June Ferguson, Mar- garet Shindler Properties and Stage .. . ,.,....... Jean Pippin, Count Sergius von Popova . A. J. lladdoclt Demetrius , ., 'l'. E. Gaither Tromhouius . lidwin lfrasier Percival lVlcPipp .. lfredcly Stewart Nlrs. Priscilla McPipp . . . Betty Lou Clossen Pamela McPipp ,. .,., , ,,,. Patsy liskew Choruscs by Intermediate and lfirst Year Girls Choruses and First Year Boys Chorus N STAFF Stage and Properties Archie Rabouru Jean Pippin, Publicity ,,.., ,, liatharyn Miller Stage Nlanager ,. . .......,.. , Susan Reedy lVIake-up Dramatics flass Prompter .. , . , ,,... Joyce Morris Lights ., .....,,. ., . Mr. li. Ii. Wlest CORIRIITTIQES Mary Stanford, Susan Reedy, Billie Beth Stevens, Betty Stinson Publicity ,.....,.,, ,...........,.. ,, .... ,. , . ,. Katharyn Miller, Lella Mae Pennington, Phylis Loveless Business . .,..,...... .....,............. ,...., ,.., ............,, . , , ,,.,... . A lleen Kuretsch, Shari Redd, Dolores Patterson Tickets ...., ...,,,.l. , . ,...,. ....... ,... R 1 mhert Langford, livelyn Daniels MY l , -A pi. A in K ., ,sr V l 'W' Fall Production of V ramatics Classes Iliff,-mr: Miss NYM RINE Xlv.Xl.KliR '5Ul l' Ol l'HlC IFHYING PAN C.'XS'l' K mrgc' linda-ll Sum llchm Nlglrge liclwsmm Yluyvc cll1Zllll't'll4ll', YI'IIlIllI Rvvsr Riflmzlrrl lxllkllll Kuna- Nlmwrww rs. flllfllkl . lizxrlwzxrzr lfslwu, Urnttin' cllllllllll Ylllfllllll AlllllC'5 liZllllL'I'lIlt4 Nlirvllell Billil- .lean XVl1itc 'Nlinniv Rzunmmn Vrnlln- Nlrs. ClUl3lll'Il ., Margaret Shindler, lrwm lJt'IIIIlNHIl liill lJllI'PlN'l' .ln ,Kun Rulwrts 'Nluricl lfuslcr slum- l'lL'l'j.fllNllll, Mr. Kenny Lloyd Hurry-tt, Mamie l,nu Mims Mm' , . , C':1lvi11 Cannon lxlln' .Xull , .. , Nlzlrtlm l r:1m'ls lgflUlll, ,luv .,.,. . Cilllwrt VVilli:xms Palsy lil2lI'ZlS llollis VVZll'I'l'Il 5? f Anna , ..........,...... Mrs. jones ........ junior jones Mary jones .....,... Mr. Smudgely Paul jones ..,...., Mr. jones ,.,....... Jack VVeatherby ., Jane Vileatherby Lilah Johnson .,..,... I id-Term Class Play ALMOST SUMlNlEB CAST PRODUCTION STAFF ., ,... Frieda Bruck Betty Stinson Douglas Porter Betty Fay Sligh Al McAllister .. .... Vernon Potter Gene Carroll , Houston Carll Mary Stanford Sue Holt Director ..,.. .....,,,. . . ,,.,..... . , ,...,.. ...,.,.. ,.,. .. ..., . ,.,. .. Mattie Bess Coffield Prompters .......,..,....,.,.......,,.,.... ..,.,. , ,. ,,.,.. .,...,.,.,.. , jean Ryals and Martha Lee Program and Tickets .. .,..,.,.. , , ...,.. .,.. .,,.,.., . . . ,.,....,. . .,.,., Frieda Bruck, Chairman Berylene Miller, Sue Holt, jimmy Rogers, Billy llarris, VVanda Lou Ingram, Martha Lee, Betty Fay Sligh, joan Solomon, Shirley Leh- owitz. Publicity ,.,., ........ , . ........,....,. ,....,. .,.,... , . .........,.....,. ,.,.,..,., . , ,.,.,. jean Ryals, Chairman Bruce VV. Roche, Bertha Denison, johnny Nichols. Furniture and Properties .,...,........,.,.........,., .,.....,,.. ,..,. . Kathryn Miller, Pat Hale, Mary Stanford. Make-up .,,. .,.....................,..........,,,..,..,....,,...,................... ..,...,.,..............,......,.,. ...,.. Sound Effects ..,..,........ Ushers ..,.......,.,........,.,.....,..,...,............,,.,......,......,..,.,..........,................,,,..... Miriam Browne Betty Stinson, Chairman IIA Dramatics Class Parks Farmer and john D. Mayfield Carol Baier, Barbara Blisard , Allyne Compton, Gladyce llighsmith, Martha Klint, Berylene Miller, Joyce Morris, Susan Reedy, Vondane Sea- wright. pfv- P 3 ri We N Lain 31 une Class Play OUR TOVVNH Dina-tor: Bliss AIATTIE Bsss COFFHELD CAST Stage Manager ,.... ...,......., T ommy Butler Mr. Webb ...........,........................ . .......,......,..,.........,,.., Bill Dapper Dr. Gibbs ............ . ....,,..,. joe Kavanagh VVoman in the Balcony ........ ....,, , ,.,.....,., . Elizabeth Castleman Joe Crowell .......,.....,,,.... ..,....,.., X Virginia jones Man in the Balcony ......,............,.,.,..,., ..... ....,.., R o bert Langford Howie Newsome ..,,......, ....,......... ,,,.,....... F r ed Post VVoman in the Auditorium .,.,. Peggy Krause Mrs. Gibbs ,....,..... ,. .,.... Mary Ruth Norris Simon Stimson ...........,..,.. ,,.....,..,. ..,.,............,.... iff-Tfalph Latta Mrs. VVebb ......,,,,.. , ....,......,,.,... Anne Abrams Mrs. Soames .,.,. ...........,.,.......,........,. R oberta Hatch George Gibbs ,,,, .. Freddy Stewart Constable VVarren ........... J. Fenner Myers Rebecca Gibbs .,...... ......, , ,Nancy Johnson Si Crowell ...,, . ..,,,,.. Nada Sue Carmichael Wally Webb ..,,........ .......,.. ,,,, , , james Klatt Sam Craig ..... . , ......., . Charlie Thedford Emily VVebb ......... ,,.... ,...., .....,,. . . ,,,. , ,.,.,... bl e rrie Hnffaker joe Stoddard ., .,........... ...... Y V. L. Robinson PI'0fCSSOr Willard .,.,,,..,.,........................... ..,.. ,,,...,.,,, , , ,.,.., I Eilly Buice People ofthe Town ....... ...........,..,.,.............. , ,.,,,,. ,. .4.,.,. . ,, ......... A. J. Haddock, Donald Montgomery, Margaret Dean, Donald Moncus, Vondane Seawright, VVilfred Ledbetter, Marynada Hill, Jimmy jones, Glenna Stuckey, Gene Rickard, Phyllis Loveless, Percy Hough, Beverly Ghrist, Peggy Van Pelt, Paul Murray, Doris Barton, Doris Harper, Edwin Frasier, Janis Harris, Hollis Chatham, Margie Johnson, Bobby Neilson, Doris Nell VVinn, jimmy Davis, Alta. Johnson, Walter' Hofheinz, Lorraine Moody, Carolyn Cason, Robert VVingrove, Maxine Barham, Billy Grubbs, Clay Taylor. PRODUCTION STAFF Prompter .,.,....,..,..............,,,,........... ,....... ........,......... .,....,..,.........,,....,.......,...... ...........,..,...,....,...... .,,.,....,...,..,,, E l i z a beth Alexander Assistant Stage Managers ......... .......... F rances VVise, Emily Burt Sound Effects ,.................,,..,.......,.,..,........ .,,.......,,,...................,..........,...,,,...,.. ..,., .,,................,. E y ' elyn Daniel, Nina Kay, Marian Cross, James Klatt, Edwin Frasier. Publicity ...,.,...,....,...,. ,,................,......................,........................................,.... L orraine Moody, Mary Sams, Helen Wlilson. Tickets and Programs ............................................................................. ,,,...,................. B everly Ghrist, Barbara Le Blanc, Jerrie Huffaker, Ralph Latta, Freddy Stewart, Mary Ruth Norris. 11 'ma' Z ' - -,,,g va? Hlmrllcy, Prrzugu, Yrxrk, IM-im, Klati. i'l1:apin, Harper Ifmwgznrrl, k':utlcn1:m, VVil5on, SIl!lf'lL'l's, jay, Huy:-tt. Slum-vl1y ditorial Staff of The Daisy hain Sfwnmr: Miss RUTH JEAN H.XNIlI.1'l?N fjllliffll' . AIACKII-I CHM-lv fl,V.Yfll'illfl' Hffifor . -IACR KI,.YI l' C!a.v,v lfflilnr . . . FI.IZARIi'I'Il C,xs'1'1,lfx1 xw Organizalinns Iiflifm-5 HlfI,lfN Sus XVILSUN, Romtm' Bm'rc'1 1' fifllfllft' Editor . . M,-xRGAxRr2T Drixx Sfmrrf Iiflimr . . Rohm' Snfsmn' 11l'f,Hll'i1flI'A' Hlfl,EN fiL'XDl.IiY, SY1,v1,x l oRsG.xR1m Tyjwixfx . . Rliv,-x YORK, ,IIXIXIIE ju' l'lmmgrnjvlm'.v . Iilnxlxlz Sfxxlmlcks, 'l'mmx' Mos1,m', Snow Poxczn M,.......,,m J r M W K' ......,.. ,www ..W. A. v,..,. wiv, R' 'T A. , A ,,, Ms.. ' ,K W H Q-'Sf' , L s .K I AM in ...gms mfwmz-:wang ., 7 .1 E., ,ff V'1 g fi Fa. Goorlwyn, Routh, Roche, NYisc, Clark, Guest, Hennessue usiness Staff of The Daisy Chain Sjlonsor: AIR. E. E. RIOHIJNDRO Businfss Jfanagrr . FRANCES VVISE Assistant Business .fllmmgvr . VVAYNE CSOODVVYN A11-vertising and Cin-ulatimz Jlnnagrrsz WANDA CLARK, QIOHN EDWIN f:Ul?ST, DAN HENNESSEE, ANN ROCHE, BETTY SUE ROUTH Carmichael, Brown. Goodwyn, Myers Thorn, Roche, Barham, Harrup, Hay The Wacoan Staff Sjzonmrs: Rfhss IJORIS 'THOMPSON FALL BRVCE VV. ROCIIE LORRAINE Moom' NADA sw CARMICHAEL JEAN RYALS BEN BROVVN ALLAN MILLER CHARLES MANN BETTY FAY SLIGII FRIEDA BRUCK DORIS SISCO LAITRLEE THORN MR. E. E. MOHUNIJRO Editors Ediiorial glssistants .Managing Edilors Nwfws Editors Fwatzzrw Editors ,l5.Yi5flllZl5 Sporfs Editors gfssistants Soviwfy Editors Iixrlmngr' Edilorx ,-Yrt Editor Rfjrorffrs MARTHA IIAY Iizisinixm IVIam1gi'r,v Ifllg CLASS Algiyfgnfg DORIS SISCO Cirfufafion 4Wan'agrrx Jyxislafzls SPRING LAVRLEE THORN NADA SLE CARMICHAEL JERRIE HUFFAKER JOE KAVANAGII BETTY JOE VVORKMAN LORRAINE MOODY ELAINE SANDERS NINA KAY ELLEN RICKETTS FRANCES VVISE J. FENNER MYERS VVAYNE GOODYVYN BEN BROVVN JOHN EDVVIN GITEST RITDOLPH PARMA JACK VVHEELER ELEANOR IIARRIIP JOYCE POLSTON VONDANE SEAVVRI GIIT MAXINE BARHAM BILLIE JUNE BERRY CATHRYN HAYTER PEGGY KRAITSE SHIRLEY LEBOYVITZ VIRGINIA MCENTIRE ANN ROCHE MARY SAMS DERVVOOD JOIINSON MARGARET FRANCIS JOY ANNA HALL MARTHA HAY BOBBY LEVVALLEN LOIS JEAN VVIIITEMAN BETTY DOLLINS MAYME LOI' HARPER MARY ANN POVVELL if 1 ., 1 r,.,..W.. K -J ref iff- I VN'liee1er, Holder, Hood, B. Brown, Parma, Roche, finest, fopcland, Lewallen, Miller Voison, Poitier, Krause, VVhiteman, Seawright, Sanders, Thorn, Ilntlaker Hay, Moody, fhastain, llrool-rs, lloward, VVise, Sams, Lelrowitz, llollins Mays, Harrnp, Uden, llavispliay, Powell, XYOrknian, Hnyter Carinichael, lfraneis, Hall. Crow, Harper, Barham, Patterson, Ifskew FALL Press Club Spionsm-:A Miss IJORIS THOB'lPSON J. FIZNNER MYERS . . Prrxizlenz . NVAYNE Goonwvx . . Vive-Presizlmt . . Voxnxxr SEAWRIGHT . .'Sefrvtnry-T1-msfzrrr . FRII2n.y BRLCK . . . .Ri'jmrlwr. . Maxine Barham Ray Barnett Billie june Berry Martha Brooks Ben Brown Frieda Brock Nada Sue Carmichael joan Chastain Floyd Copeland Colleen Crow Vvanda Lou Davis- Betty Dollins Bobby Donn Barbara Esliew Margaret Francis YVayne Goodwyn Ray Grihhle -lohn Edwin Guest Lloy Anna llall Mayme Lou Harper Iileanor llarrup Cathryn llayter Martha llay Frankie Holder llorace Hood Becky Howard .lerrie llutfaker Durwood johnson joe Kavanagh Nina Kay Peggy Krause Shirley Lehowitz Bobby Lewallen Charles Mann Patsy Nlays Virginia McEnti1'e Alan Miller Lorraine Moody j. Fenner Myers Martha Ann Odeo Rudolph Parma Mary Lee Patterson Joyce Polston Geraldine Potter Mary Ann Powell SPRING . Ll. FENNER BIYERS . RLIOOLPH PARKIA Voxorxxis SEAWRIGHT . CGERALDINIZ POTTER Ann Roche Brnee Roche Mary Sams Elaine Sanders Vondslne Seayvright Doris Sisco Betty Faye Sligh Myrtle Steddum Laurlee Thorn Velma -lo Voison javk VVheeler Lois Jean NVhiteman Francis Wise Betty joe Vllorkman XY:IlkrI', i'lI:IIII:Im, Holt, I,illIlJk'l', Sligll, rl-IIIHIIHS, FALL GENE CARROLL . SCE HLJI,'I' .... .IOHN PACL FIQHOMAS BILL IJAPPER ALICE XVALKER HlJl.l.IS ClI,XTH,-XXI . BETTY F.xx'E SLIGH . VERNON POTTER . l RIEImCx BRICK ALAN RIILLER AIARY ST,xNIfORIm NANCY QTKINN BIARY RUTH NORRIS AIILTON XV.xTI4INS . FENNER KIYIZRS . l,.Xl4I. IXILRRM' BIIAINIY BEARD . . AIILTON WL-ITRINS BILL LJAVIIJSON BOII BLACRSTOCR -I .IC I4 KI.TX'l 1' ,IACR H.4Rl'IER BOIIRY BRISTER CULLEEN CROVV MARYNAIIA HILL .IO ANN SLIGH IQIIIJIIZ JANE HOLT NICK li,xzLxN,xS AIOHN UE XVITT BILL LJOZIER Government ixurmll Sponmrs: MISS ELOR fJSBORN Miss HELEN XVILIJISH . . Jlzzyor . . , . . . I40lIIIl11.S'.S'lO7ll'l'S . . Cily Jlfllzagrr . . City Sf'r1'fft1Ir'y . Clliff fusfifz' . Jzlstifvs . Lvhllff Clrrk . Sf'ryI'al1I-11t-,frills . L'IIfIff of Pflhlil, . f1.fXi.YfIlllf Chifff of l'ofiI'r . . . . Pnlive . . . KQHARLES 'YHEDEORII XVELIXJN c:.fXRDNER XXZAYNIQ CIUODXYYN RORERTLII HATCH -IOHN LEWIS JOHN MIAIS EOVVIN GRLIETER RICH,xRIm ITIRNIA -IININIY BEARD BASIL l',fxI'I'As FRED PUST c1EORG li XV EODI NOTON JOHN C.-XPLE SPRINC' JOHN PALL r11lIlJ,XIAS BII.L IJNPPER Al4lL'E XV.-XLKER M.xRTH,x BROOKS -IDE CRAVEN J. FENNER BIYERS ,IICRRIIZ HL'FIf.XKliR CILIRLES XVHITE N.XNL'Y QTUINN -INCH HIGHTUXVER AIARY RUTH NORRIS ROSS BROWN '1'O.xI.xIY ROVIELLO RUIEICIVI' LANGEORII -IOIIN IJ. 1NI.xx'IfIIfI,Im XVISLIJON CJARDNER SMI IJEHM XVAYN E CTOOIJWYY N KENNIZTII C.-XSNIQR J.'X,XIIiS KLATT BORIIY NEILSUN BOIIRIE NIANNING BARIL-xR,x BAIER El,IZ.fXlilZTH C.xs'I'I.ExLxN ,IERRY QYNE,-Xl. ,IO .ANN ROBERTS PEGGY VAN PELT lNEz GIiAIAIIfI.'1' SYLVLI FoRsG.xRIm Ilozier, Ailamick Loekritlge, K. jones, Talley, J. jones, Parma, Holder, Scharlaek, Cox Brown, Block, Laughlin, Cooper, Kioodwyn, Stell, Fuller, Rumiih Rohan, Hoskins, Thompson, Francis, Chastain, Cassens, Slnndlerg Chileote Pardo, llurt, llarris, Manning, Patterson, Hicks, Crow, Yuilleniin Home Room Representatives To Student Government Carl Adamick james Bailey Raymond Barnett VVillie Block Don Brown Emily Burt Nada Sue Carmichael Lucille Cassens john Caple joan Chastain Martha Chilcote Alan Cooper Thomas Cox joe Craven George Cross Colleen Crow VVilliam Dorrill Bill Dozier Glenn Edmonds Georgia Ann Francis Martha Fulbright jimmy Fuller Louis Gillispie VVayne Goodwyn Edwin Uraeter Bill Grusendorf janis Harris Betty Hicks Frank Holder Margaret Hoskins Clarence jones jimmy jones Kilby Jones joe Lochridge Glenn Lothlen Bobbie Manning Raymond Marlow Lester Martin kloyce Meier C. N. Murphy Jr. VVanda Clark Nobles Don Parsons -loan Pardo Rudy Parma Dolores Patterson Mary Stella Phillips Bob Price Gene Robertson Nancy Rohan Charles Rumph Arnold Scharlach Margaret Shindler Mike Sewell Robert Stell Betty Sims Hill Talley Faye Thompson Marie Vuillemin Nlilton VVatkins Choice VVieg.fand Billie jean XVhite Goble, Rom-rs, Puck, Nichols, Dapper, Uoyctt, jay llolmc, Clmpin, Arlzuna, Vk'ism', M. Brown, Roche, XYl1ilcn1:u1, Rnmph Stinson, IJ, Iirown, lmwnf. Gninn, CZISYICITLHII, XYilson, Nlillvr, Mzmgnm, NYillman Bruck, Lu-, jollnmn, Ahr:nn4, S-lzmford, Hutch, :XlL'Y1IllllQ'I', Ihfni-on. llzxniels. Hunt FALL AI.-KRY S'1'.-xxrfokn Toxmy PACK . BETTY Snxsox FRIEIDA BRLQK ational Honor Society Sponsor: lhss LoL'1sE G.xx'1.1a O F F I C If R S . Pl'!'J'iI1l'lIf . 1vil't l,l'F5iIIl'I1f . . Sc'1'rf'tr1ry . TI'F!lS'Ill'l'I' . SPRING . JOHN PAUL Tuoxms . . . Blu. IJ.fXl'l'I5R . ROBERTT-x HATCH . Toxliny RoVE1.r.o Sheehy, li. Brown, Cry, A. VVilson. Smith, Hofheinz, Hightower, Klatt, Post Rovello, Cannon, Engelke, Parma, Thomas, lluesse, Miller, Lightfoot Forsgard, llill, Kuretsch, Kay, M. A. johnson, Uhlsson, Bulln, Lehowitz, XY:-lls Q Huffaker, Sligh, D. Patterson, Ghrist, XYinn, Scott, Morgan, Brown, Lancaster Burt, Halve, Hoehn, LeBlanc, M. Patterson, XVorkn1an, VVallace, Palich Ann Abrams Sophia Adams Bob Alexander Elizabeth Alexander Robert Boyett Vergil Bohac Anita Brown Bell Brown Ross Brown Doris jean Browne Miriam Browne Frieda Bruck Nell Marie Bulin Emily Burt Calvin Cannon Elizabeth Castleman Jackie Chapin Hollis Chatham joe fravcn George Cry Dorothy Curtis Evelyn Daniel Bill Dapper' Bertha Denison MEMBERS Jo Alys Downs Walter Engelke Sylvia Forsgard Beverly Christ Charles Goble Nancy Guinn Betty llalve Billy llarris Roberta llatch jim llendrix jack Hightower Marynada llill Mary Iloehn VValter llofheinz Horace llood Jerrie lluffaker Bobbie jean Hunt Jimmie jay Derwood johnson Margie johnson Mary Ann johnson Nina Kay Jack Klatt james Klatt Alleyne Kuretsch Catherine Lancaster Robert Langford Thomas Lantrip Shirley Lebowitz Barbara LeBlanc Curtis Ledbetter Martha Lee Neil Lightfoot Juanita Mangum Alan Miller Kathryn Miller Mary Ann Morgan james Muesse johnny Nichols Martha Ann Oden Lois Claire Ohlsson Tommy Pack Betty Palich Rudy Parma Dolores Patterson Mary Lee Patterson Fred Post Ann Roche jimmy Rogers Tommy Rovello llarold Rumph Grace Scott Bobby Sheehy jo Ann Sligh VVeldon Smith Eugene Spencer Mary Stanford june Loye Starr Betty Stinson Glenna Stuckey john Paul Thomas lna VVallace Alice VValker Pollie VVells Lois Jean Yvhiteman Doris VVillman Allen VVilson llelen VVilson Doris Nell VVinn Frances VVise Betty jo VVorkman Bell, Bennett, Smith, Jenkins Hammer, Neuman, Hommel, Brown, Pryor, Waddell, Holder Joynes, Kinkade, Robbins, Lewis, Hoskins, Cason, Jackson Solomon, Marlow, Mansell, Alexander, Caldwell, Westmoreland, Fred Carmichael, Schaeffer, Thompson, Harris, Mitchell, Tabb, Barnett, Michael unior Classical League Sponsors: Mlss ELOR OSBORN FALL MARY RUTH NORRIS . RORERTA HATCH . . ANNE ABRAMS . . BETTY HALVE .... ELIZABETH LZASTLEMAN RAY BELL. . . .. CHARLES WHITE . MIS-S MILDRED STERLING OFFICERS . President . . Vife-President . . . . . Secretary . . . . . Treasurer . . Corresponzling Sffvretary . Sergmnt-at-flrnzs . Parliamentarian . SPRING . Ross BROWN . . MARY HOLDAR MARY STELLA PHILLIPS JOAN WESTBTORELAND . . NANCY ROHAN . WELDON SMITH . DOLORES GHRIST ivy llarrly, VK'alker, Dickens, Dehm XYclch, Pappas, Bailey, Taylor, Reese, R. Bailey Norris, Cosgrove, Holdar, Fort, Nash, Johnson, Hatch Mays, Alexruitler, Abrams, Rohan, liuinn, Sadler, iihrist ,Xcrci-, llickson Kuretscll, Fulbright, Dixon, Curlin, Hodge Anne Abrams . Greta Acree Elizabeth Alexander Wanda Alexander Barbara Baier Meade Bailey Ruth Bailey Elizabeth Barnett Ray Bell Eddie Bennett La Rue Black Kenneth Brown Patricia Brown Ross Brown Doris Buchanan Ruth Buchanan Elizabeth Caldwell Nada Sue Carmichael Eleanor Jo Cason Elizabeth Castleman Ann Catts Joyce Chancellor Sara Ann Cheek Irwin Colgin VVilliam Colgin Linton Cosgrove Joyce Cousins Betty Lou Crippen Neal Cunningham Margaret Curlin Sharan Daly Richard Davis Sam Dehm VVilliam Dickens MEMBERS Emma Sue Dickson Patricia Dixon Bettye Doyle Rufus Duncan Vance Dunnam Tom Durkin Joyce Ehman Mary Jane Eskew Joyce Findley Ann Fort' Ellis Fortune Shirley Fred Martha Sue Fulbright Beverly Christ Dolores Christ Billy Grusendorf Nancy Guinn Pat Hallaran Betty Halve Olga Lou Hammer Dal Teer Hardy Patsy Harris Roberta Hatch John Morris Hawes Norman Hay Marilyn Helton Janelle Hicks Doyle Marie Hodge Betty Holdar Mary Holdar Johnie Holder Jo Ann Hammel Neil Hopkins Margaret Hoskins Ruth Jackson Johnnie B. Jenkins Margie Johnson Billie Jones O. F. Jones Mary Lu Joynes Betty June Kinkade Alleen Kuretsch Julie Le Blanc Jean Lewis Joe Lochridge Katrina Logan Julia Loop Martha Lou Mansell Doris Marlow Billie Martin Ann Mayfield Patsy Mays Alixe McClellan Dorothy Merritt Jo Ann Michael Katharine Mitchell Bobby Morgan Honey Nash Richard Nemmer Betty Ruth Neumann Mary Ruth Norris Dawn O'Brien Basil Pappas Betty Patten Joan Payne Mary Stella Phillips Edith Ponder Beth Pratt Douglas Pryor Jean Reese Mary Richards Pat Robbins Gene Robertson Martha Roemmele Nancy Rohan Sally 'Sadler Nan Sanders Charlotte Schaefer Billy Self Bob Sherman Betty Sims VVeldon Smith Joan Solomon Loyd Swenson VVinifred Tabb Bobby Taylor Janice Thompson Nolen Thorn Betty Jean Vana Ronald Waddell Edward VValker Billy VVarburten Morris VVarren Eddie VVelch Jerrie VVells Joan VVestmoreland Jane Viliggins Norman VVortham Joyce Yates VVanda Alexander Todd, Doslier, Palich, Higlismitll, Fuller, Goble, Frey, Schrader, Cross, Dagis, Lorenz, Halve Denman, Cook, Downs, Khoury, VVisenteiner, Ridge, Hardy, Powell, VVatkins, J. Walker, Cox Beal, Rose, Taylor, Blisard, Polka, Hayter, Brown, Johnson, Nalley, Ohlsson, XVilliams, E. Vl'alker ibrary Assistants Librm-irm: Miss OTHELLA DENMAN FALL SPRING BETTY PALICH . . President . . . VVILFRED LEDBETTER BETTY HALVE .... . Snretary-Treasurer . . . Dokis JEAN BROWN In choosing to become library assistants, the students understand that they are to render valuable service to the school through the library. These services include cir- culating books and periodicals, vocational guidance and vertical file folders, pictures and phonograph recordsg processing of new books and mending of old onesg shelving, filing, etc. of library materials. The assistants were responsible for Book Week displays and bulletin board exhibits. In return for these services, the students gain a real under- standing of library services, and enjoy the associations with the students and faculty. VVho knows but that some assistants may decide to enter professional library work? Lloyd Barrett Betty Beal Barbara Blisard Doris Jean Brown Betty Jo Camp Carolyn Cason Inez Childers Jerry Cox Mariali Cross VVanda Lou D avis' Marellyn Denton Betty Lou Dosher Carolyn Downs Byrdie Dyer Juanita Edwards Shirley Fred Leta Ann Frey Geraldine Fuller Dolores Ghrist Charles Goble Betty Halve Allan Hardy Cathryn Hayter Gladyce Highsmith Violet Hoare Mary Cherry Johnson Theodore Khoury Illeanor Lawrence VVilfred Ledbetter Ted Lorenz Lavelle Martin Mary Ann Nalley Lois Claire Ohlsson Betty Palich VVanda Polka Mary Ann Powell Carol Ann Pruitt Gene Rickert Louise Ridge Frances Rose Harold Schrader Bobbie Jean Smith Joan Solomon VV. R. Tate Lester Taylor Mary Ruth Todd Milton Watkins Edward Walker Joan VValker Pollie VVells May VVilliams Herman Vllisenteiner Betty Joe VVorkman Joyce Yates Francis, Harper, Madewell, Smith, Stewart, Dyer, Tate, Grayson, JJ. Gnmmelt, Klint, Snider, Grusenrlorf, Compton, Kemenrlo, Bowlin, Chapin, Purczinsky, Ewing, Barton, Beal, Slaughter, R amirez, Halve, Hall Tanner, I. Gummelt, Romine, Pryor, Hoare FALL MARTHA SNIDER . EARLINE BOWLIN PATSY STEWART . MARGARET FRANCIS JOY ANNA HALL . INIARTHA IQLINT . ALLYNE COMPTON BYRDIE DYER . . Jackie Allen Doris Barton Betty Beal Betty Jo Bolfing Earline Bowlin Jackie Chapin Allyne Compton Colleen Crow Byrdie Dyer Karma Sue Ewing Margaret Francis Olive Fitch Betty Grayson Girls' Athletic Association Sponsor: MISS EMMA MOREHEAD SPRING . President . . PATSY STEWART . Vice-President . . .DORIS HARPER . Secretary-Treasurer . . . . BYRDIE DYER . . Reporter . . . MARGARET FRANCIS . JOY ANNA HALL . Social Committee . INEZ GUMNIELT Ann Grusendorf Doris Gummelt Inez Gummelt Joy Anna Hall Betty Halve Doris Harper Violet Hoare Peggy Jo Jayroe Christine Jones Frances Kemendo Martha Klint Floyce Nell Madewell Jimmie McVVilliams VVanda Naylor Frances Overby Betty Pryor Frances Purczinsky Sara Ramirez Treleta Romixre Barbara Slaughter Iris Faye Smith Patsy Stewart Martha Snider Dorothy Tanner Anna Rose Tate Kavanagli, Ravello, Post, Reese, llrown Utiey, Moody, Attaway, Salonie, Mayberry, XYilliains, llnllard, Lehowitz, Smith, linlhriglit Townsend, lxinkade, llutelnnson, Downs, Fort lloll, Marlow, Mann, Cosgrove unior Red Cross Council Sjmnsor: A1185 LVLA BROUN Pre.vi1.7enl . 1'if1'-Prf'sia'Unt Sf1'rf't1lry 'llrefzszzrvr PIl!'!i!llIl an Iflrirm Patti Alexander Dawson Attaway NVillie Block Leo Brenner' Tommye Lou Brown Dora Bullard Billie Hurt Paula Clampitt Lynn Cosgrove jo Alys Downs VValter Engelke M. D. Eyerley Ann Fort Martha Fulhriglit Geraldine Fuller Raymond Goddard john Edwin Guest jo Hardy VValter Hofheinz Sue Holt Betty Hutchenson YVanda Lou Ingram joe Kavanagh Betty June Kinkade Edgar Krueger Dick Lane Rose Lane Ralph I.atta Shirley Lehowitz Martha Lee klndy Loop Barbara Mann Dnris Marlow Thomas Nlayberry . xl on li.w,fxN,xG H VIRG1 N IA rl10W'NSEN n . E Hoixr . FRED Posr Timmy lQUVELl.O Lorraine lVloody lien Uppenheim Pfdna Perkins Fred Post Susan Reedy .lean Reese Beverly Rigdon Tommy Ravello Nnvetta Shrink Jack Simpson liarhara Slaughter Don Fd Smith llelen Smith Patsy Taylor Virginia 'li1HYllSt'llCl Lucille VK'illiam5 Hightower, Brown Blackman. Schmidt, XYhite, Latta, Arrnstrong, Dapper, jones, lborrill Price, Cannon, Norris, Abrams, Culpepper, Lincoln. llarre-tt, Lightfoot Moody, Mitchell, Tucker, Loveless, jenkins, Uden, I-Inffakvr, Harper NVhite, Kosberg, Aronson, Fred, Sligh, Naylor, Barham, Carmichael Interscholastic League Contestants A Sponsor: Miss IXIATTIE Brass COFFIEI,I7 Prfxfizzlent . Virr-Prcsiderit . Srfrrmry- Treasurer BOYS DEBATE TEAMS Calvin Cannon and Bob Price Bill Dapper and Neil Lightfoot Clarence Jones and YVilliam Dorrill Ben Brown and jack Hightower BOYS EXTEMPORANEOITS SPEAKING Bob Price Bill Dapper Neil Lightfoot VVilliam Dorrill Clarence Jones Jim Bob Dodd BOYS SENIOR DECLAMATION Calvin Cannon Charles VVhite Jack Hightower Bill Dapper Ben Brown Richard Armstrong Lloyd Barrett Clint Blackmon Ralph Latta BOYS JITNIOR DECLAMATION Bobby Schmidt . Boi: PRICE CHARLES XVHITE WANUA N AYLOR GIRLS DEBATE TEAMS Nada Sue Carmichael and VVanda Naylor Anne Abrams and Mary Ruth Norris -Doris Ann jenkins and jo Ann Sligh Barbara Eskew and Maxine Barham Martha Ann Oden and Lorraine Moody GIRLS EXTEMPORANEOITS SPEAKINC Nada Sue Carmichael Doris Ann Jenkins Anne Abrams GIRLS SENIOR DICCLAMATION VVanda Naylor Billie Jean VVhite Maxine Barham Lorraine Moody jo Ann Sligh Mary Ruth Norris -leanne Aronson Nancy Culpepper Betty ,Ann Harper Phyllis Loveless jerrie Iiuffaker Viola Lincoln Katherine Mitchell Doris Ann jenkins Phannon Tucker GIRLS JUNIOR DECLAMATION Dolores Kosberg Shirley Fred Price, Cannon, B, Brown, VValker, Block Holrlar, Kilpatrick, linretscli, M. A, Johnson, Lewis, llf. johnson, Dhlsson, Starr VV0o4lLVVisv, llatch, lloppie, Hoskins, Rohhins, Lehowitz, W'illiams Mitchell, lflllllfllllll, liorsfgard, Morrow, Alexander, NVhilclcn, llay, Denton D. Brown, llarliarn, Foster, Routli, Halve, Curlin, Bruner, Barrett FALI, RIARY ANN VVooo FRANCES NVISE . IDONALIJ Momus . BETTY SLYE RoLYTH WILL1Ii BLOCK . Greta Acree Vllanda Alexander Elizabeth Barnett XVilliam Barron jr. VVoodrow Barton VVillie Block Vergil Bohae lNlartha Booth Ben Brown Doris ,lean Brown Ross Brown Katherine Brunner Calvin Cannon Joyce Chancellor Roxanna Connolly Joe Craven Margaret Curlin nglish iterary Society Sponsor: Miss Zorf STEELE Di-SNIEI, SPRING . Prfsiflfrzi . . . . FRANCES XVISF . l ife-Prrsiflmzt . . MARY ANN .loHNsorN . . Sl'l'VPfIlI'y . . . . BETTY HALVL . Treasurer . VVILLIE BLOLK . Audimr . . DONALD lliomua Sylvia Forsgard Mary Ann johnson Frances Uverby Ann Fort Lue Ann Foster Martha Fulbright Charles Goble Betty Halve llelen Harper lileanor Harrup Roberta Hatch Nlartha Hay Mary Holdar Barbara Holding Barbara Hoppie Margaret Hoskins Doris Hutson Eleanor Irvin Margie johnson Doris Kilpatrick Billie .lean Kirk Dolores Kosherg Alleen Knretsch Shirley Lehowitz -lean Lewis .luanita Mangnm Doris Marlow Jo Ann Martin Kathrine lVIitchell Donald lVIorris AIIIIC Morrow johnny Nichols Martha Ann Oden Lois Claire Ohlsson Glenda Peyton Mary Stella Phillips Bob Price Duane Redding Pat Robbins Betty Sue Routh Sally Sadler jo Anne Starr Edward VVallter Ruth Vvhilden Lucille VVilliams Mary VVilliams Frances VVise Shirley VVittman Mary Ann VVood asf' 9' 35- iw- f J 5 E ,Ji 4.4, , . ,im ff 'HDV fs llohson, Buice, O'Bricn, Zurfiuh, Royals, Mousse, Pappas Hurtazlo, VVinn, Sanders, MacQuecn, Holt, Long, Smith, Gent Goodman, Gonzales, il. iiuajarrlo, Mitchell, Duran. Sykora, Vurczinsky Garcia, Lewis, Ramirez, Martinez, A. liuajarflu, Fajardo, lliaz Miller, XYells, Adams, Ryals, Davis FALL JEAN RYALS . SOPHIA ADAMS ALAN MILLER . POLLY XVELLS . JIMMY IJAVIS . Sophia Adams Richard Armstrong Ruth Bailey Billy Buiee Ralph Castillo Frank Coyle Jimmy Davis Fline Diaz C. W. Dobson Betty Jean Duran Alicia Duron Helen Duron Dorothy Erlanson Rose Marie Fajardn Francis Gage Marie Garcia Jean Gent Caroline Gonzales Jeannette Goodman Antonia Guajardo Gloria Guajardo Peggy Lou Harris an American Club Sponsor: Miss H.ATTIE ZLQRFLUH . President . . Vive-President . . . Seerelary . . . Treasurer . S!'I'yt'llIZf'l1f'1'If1I1S Peggy Holt Juanita Hurtado Eileen Johnson Kilby Jones Raymond Keith Bernadina Ledesma Margaret Anne Lewis Jane Long Felice MacQueen Lavelle Martin Alfonsa Martinez Clarence McCauley Peggy Ann Nlesaros Alan Miller Blanche Ann Mitc'lIell James Muesse Jimmy Myres Esther Nino Jnhn O'Brien Basil Pappas VV. A. Parten Jr. SPRING BASIL P,xIfI'As . POLLY NVELLS SOPHIA An.-mrs . JIMMY DAVIS J,nIEs Mensse Frances Jane Purczinsky Sara Ramirez listela Rendon Mary Richards Ann Roche Jack Royals Jean Ryals Elaine Sanders Harry Sawyer Joyce Small Iris Faye Smith Billy Joe Southwell Maya Sykora Virginia Trevino Polly VVells AllY6IIlZl VVhite Barbara Jane Willizlms Doris Nell VVinn Herman VVisenteiner Lavaughna VVOod Earl lvoodliff Fuller, Lowe, Miller, Clifton, Pierce, Oherlanfler, Johnson, Barclay, Hurt Stuckey, Lee, Hoppie, Hodge, Hammer, Hicks FALL FRANCES LOWE . CiERALDINE FLQLLFR HERYLENE NIILLER EDGAR GRIMMETT GLENA STUCKY . Billie Burt VVeldon Clifton Geraldine Fuller lidgur Grimmett Doris Hart Olga Lou Hammer Science Club Sponsor: MRS. S. B. BARCLAY President . Iiifl'-1JfE'5iI2'B7lf . . Sff1'rctrz1'y-Treasurer . Scrgmnt-at-drills . . Reporter . . Patricia Hicks Doyle Hodge David Hoppie Mary Cherry Johnson Martha Lee Frances Lowe SPRING . GER,AI.IJINE FULLER . . BILLIE BURT CDLGA Lou HAMMER WELDON CLIFTON . FRANCES LOWE lierylene Miller Margzlrett Nichols Charles Oberlander Raymond Pierce Edith Ponder Glenna Stucky il!! Arnold, Vnillemin, Reese, xxvfigllt, lfflge, Hlnldley Moore, Hell, Perclichi, Tatum, Thorn XYyse, Davis, ,Tones FALL MARIE VUILLElN'IIN .IUSEPH CHESLEY . NIARY LOU VVYSE NIARY JANE DAVIS RI.-XRIE SAVVYER . lirivh Arnold Kathryn Bell Billie June Berry Bill Buice loseph Chesley Sara Don Cocke Mary Jane Davis Patricia Dixon Sketch Club Sponsor: RIISS ALTHA EDGE . President . . 1'irv-President . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . ljfllgflllll Committee . Jo Alys Downs Helen Hnndley Christine jones Dorothy Nell Moore Freddie Moring Betty Lou Parten Christine Perdichi Carol Ann Pruitt SPRING LAURLEE THORN . . . -'EAN' REESE . MARIE VL7II.LERIIN . HEI,EN HUNDLEY . PATRICIA DICKSON Jean Reese YVeldon Rowan Marie Sawyer Laurlee Thorn Marie Vuillemin VVallace VVright Mary Lou VVyse Cannon, Brown, Parma, Dapper, Taylor, Smilth, llliller, llluesse Jetton, Norris, Thompson, Starr, Howard, Alexander, Fulbright, Voison, Powell Burt, Eskew, Brooks, Schauberger, Wise, Dean, Rowe, Ganus Hicks, Naylor, Byrd, Routh, Harrup, J. Bell, A. Bell, Pace, Carmichael International Relations Club Sponsor: MR. E. A. BERNHAUSEN FALL SPRING LIARGARET DEAN President . . BILL DAPPER VVELDON SMITH . . . . Vice-President . . FRANCES WISE NADA SUE CARMICHAEL . . Secretary . . lVlARGARET DEAN DAN HENNESSEE . Treasurer . . EDGAR KRUGER MARY ANN POWELL . Reporter . Thelma Alexander WN- Barbara Eskew Joan Pace Ruth Bailey Barbara Fulbright ,l0hH PHYS Annette Bell Janette Bell Martha Brooks Ben Brown Emily Burt Fae Byrd Calvin Cannon Nada Sue Carmichael Bill Dapper Margaret Dean Jo Alys Downs Dorothy Ganus Robert Geisler Eleanor Harrup Dan Hennessee Patricia Hicks Becky Howard Yola Fay Jetton Patsy Klaras Edgar Kruger Frank Miller James Muesse Mary Ruth Norris Rudy Parma Mary Ann Powell Betty Sue Routh Pam Rowe Bettye Schauberger VVeldon Smith Joanne Starr Lester Taylor Betty Joyce Thompson Helen Sue Wilson -A.. if tirueter, Guss, l.. Aga, Fluke, R. Aga, U. Agn, Ledbcltur, Meredith, Martin, Iiernllznuen Heuer Clayton, Roberts, Grant, XYzitkins, Sample, Adzlms, Oxncr, XVl1itcley I Calm, R. Brown, XY. Brown, Carr, Halve, Gonzales, xX'3l'l'l!lflT011, Scharlacli, Hamilton The Waco High Veterans Club Sponsors: THR. E. VV. CABE Miss RUTH JEAN HAMILTON President . . JOE LIARTIN Vire-President .... WILFREIJ LEDBETTER Sf't'!'f'fflfj7-TTl'IlA'llfl'l' .... EDGAR E. HALVE C1!'lIf'I'llI Conzmirlrr YVALLACE SAMPLE, THEODORE GONZ.-x1.Es, Lloyd Adams Loyd Aga Olmert Aga Ralph T. Aga Billy Benson Raleigh Brown VVilhur L. Brown Hill Carr Mr. E. A. Bernhausen Miss Mary Clayton Mr. H. C. Graeter MEMBERS James Collier Eugene Fluke Theodore Gonzales Fred Goss Philip Grant Edgar F. Hulve lVilfred Ledhetter Joe Martili HONORARY MEMBERS Mr. Forrest Kline Mr. H. G. Prinzing Mr. Carl Price LEONARD ROBERTS Thomas R. lN1erc'dith Ellgfllt' Oliver llnrmon Oxner L60ll1ll'Cl VV. Roberts Vvilllllff Sample Arnold Scharlach Joe VV1lI'l'lllgt0Il hillton VVatkins Mr. Robert VVenver Miss Tommie XVl1iteley Mr. R. G. Ynrrington MEMBERS ,mx . i fe , weft! tv r . unior High Newcomers Preridcnt l ic'e-Pr4'si1f1'11i Secretary , , I reasurer Reporter FALL OF 1946 Sponsor: Miss GRACE H.-XNIILTON OFFICERS . . RICHARD PARBIA LYNN XV1LL1AA1s . E1.1NoR Boucx CLARA ARNISTRONG Frank Alexander Harold Alexander Patti Alexander YVanda Alexander Jimmie Anderson Clara Armstrong Dixie Arnold Louie Atchison Bill Athey Barhara Ansley Nlelha Ruth Bailey VViliam Barron VVoodrow Lee Barton Ida Bates Maida Lynn Bean Dow Bell Eddie Bennett Beth Berry Uley Ray Bickerstaff Dorothy Jo Billington Doris Book Joyce Bottoms Elinor Bouck June Boykin Doris Jean Bradshaw Phyllis Breedlove Leo Brenner Eugene Bridger Evelyn Bridger Helen Louie Brink Donald Brown Nell Sue Brown Robert Burns Brown Tommy Burdette Janie VVillie Bush Earline Campbell Billy Carroll Luther Case Eleanor Joe Cason Frances Cast Sam Castillo Frances Cates Sara Ann Cheek Joe Glenn Childress Robert Coleman Irwin Edward Colgin Bettye Jo Conger Betty Connally Roy Ray Cook Marvin Cornette Joyce Cousins Jo Anne Crawford Johnny Ctvrtlik Neal Cunningham Bonnie Melba Custer Dorothy Dailey Burel Daniel Jimmie Lee Davis Martha Davis Billy Deaton Gene Deveny Margie Dodson Billy Doyle Carroll Drummond Rogene Dagger Rufus Duncan Henry Dunn Thomas Durkin Glenn Edmonds Jo Ann Elkins Dorothy Fadal Billie Ruth Farek Betty Fickessen Billy Fitzpatrick Leonard Flori Bessie Ford Ellis Fortune Lue Ann Foster Joan Franks Virginia Frasier Shirley Fred Patricia Freeman Edward Fuchs Ben Gann LEo BRENNER Clyde Garner VVilliam Garner Jean Gent Billy Ray Giles Joyce Gill Antonette Goebel Chon Gonzales Leslie Goolshee Darwin Graham Boh Gray Vernon Greer Neva Griilin Patsy Griflin Myrtle Grisham Carolyn Grissom Peggy Gross Gloria Guajardo Geraldine Guderia Geraldine Gunter Jimmy Guthrie Odell D. Hale Billie Jean Hard Dal T. Hardy Beverly Harrell Peggy Harris Shirley Harris Donald Harper Marian Harston in Mary Hartgroves llarold Haynes Bill Henderson Betty Joyce Hicks Doyle Marie Hodge Joyce Hofman Frank Hogan Boyce Holloway Homer Holmes Jo Ann Hommel Patsy Hood Ilarlon Horn Mary Frances Horton Sally Hufstedler Juanita Hurtado Flora Hutchinson Jane Irwin Charles James Billie Sue Jenkins Jacqueline Johnson Billie Jones Billie Sue Jones Joan Jones Peggy Jo Jones Shirley Jones Sue Jones Betty Kinkade Barbara Kirby Juanita Kirkpatrick Lester Kizer Dolores Kosberg Dick Lane Billy Lantrip Eleanor Lawrence Marvin Lillard Mearl Lightfoot Gene Looney Neil Lovelace Levon Lumpkin Bill Mclsfy-de Pauline McChandless Mary McGee Dorene McKenzie Eugene McWhirter Mary Mancillas Martha Mansell Doris Marlow Nancy lyiarshall Glendine Marsteller Lester Martin Alfonsa Martinez Leroy G. Mashburn Doris Matthys Geraldine Maurer Thomas Mayberry biary lyierrill Billie Merritt Jo Ann Michael Barbara Milam Floyd Miller James Miller Bob lkfloak Charles Morrison Kenneth Niostyn Mildred Murphy VVayne Murphy Honey Nash Robert Nercia Donald Nesbitt Davis Nokeley Gladys Oliver VVanda O'Neal Gladys Owen llomer Pace Betty Pack Harold Pack Basil Pappas Richard Parma La Juan Parrott Betty Parten Patricia Patterson Joan Payne Margaret Perry blue Jean Phillips Dorotny Pickens Theresa Plaag Scott Poage Edith Ponder Lois Price Grady Pringle Joyce Purvis Duane Redding Jimmy Reid VVilliam Richie Marzelle Ringo M. L. Roberts John Robinson Sammy Rogers Betty Royals Jack Royals Lorraine Royals Leo Rubel Augustine Ruiz Charles Rumph Kenneth Russell Lou Russell Bernice Salile Edward Salas Tommy Salome Harry Sawyer Drayton Schader Clarence Schlemmer Albert Schroeder Teddye Joan Self Scottie Shannon Phyllis Joan Shivers Ralph Shumate Imogene Silvey Paul Ray Slaten Farris Smith Jimmy D, Smith Junie Fay Smith Buddy Snider Gwendolyn Snider Bobby Solomon Joan Solomon VVilliam Sorrells Jeanette Spivey Aline Stouse VVinifred Tabb Billy Jo Talley Danny Tandy Bobby Taylor Mae Beth Taylor Thomas Taylor Jack Terrell Donald Terry Geraldine Thomas John Thomas Mary Ann Thompson Burt Todd Virginia Trevino Tommy 'fucker Phannon Tucker Glendine Turnage Peggy Lee Turner Bonnie Jean Vvagner Edward VValker Jeanette VValker Bonnie VValpole Jerry NValters Billy Glen YVarburton Hollis Xvarren Billy VVebb James VVelch Jerrie VVells Barbara VVest Billie Jean YVhite Betty Jo VVilcheck Charline VVilhelm Billy Lee VVilkins Arthur Wlilliams Barbara W7illiams Geraldine VVilliams Lucille VVilliams Lynn XVilliams Barbara VVillings Emily XVitte Layaughna VVood Earl XVoodliff Shirley Yancey Dorothy Zumwalt 1: UK -... 61 l 5 ! z l EBM. ,,.,,, , .Ji 'Y - i-Town Newcomers Sjmnsor: Miss GRACE I'I,-XMILTON OFFICERS PI'l'3'i1It,Ill . EDGAR KRL' 1301211 I 'ire-P1-m-iflmf LLOYD SANSUM S vcrelfzry . JEAN BETTGE Trmszzrm- Dax HENNIZSSIZE Rtfjmf-rw . SUE BUSH Rirliard .Xrinetrone Paley ,xlliltljflglll ,lannx ,Xellley llawxon .Xttaway ,Xnn llaker lh-atriee llarrington llillie lleaucliamp Marie llennett t'lai'a jean llettge XYilliam lllack lilint lllaekinan ll-lla ,lane lllaelmell Ulmer Iilume l':1l llolfing ,linnny llrizzolara ,lohn llruck XYanda llnck lhlly llniee ,lov lhnnpits lfranle lltlrger V. XY. lluah Sin- Hush 4'larrnee Varpenter Riellarrl Kiarroll Xlililred fhamnan L. Xl. Climate l':ttriria Limo lo Vlanton lfya th-ndeningq l'atsy Cook Xlae Voiielanrl .Xnn forley lfranlc iioyle Sue Daily 'liommie llaniel lion llavie l'atria'ia Ilixon lit-tty ,lane llolline tliarlex llorlac Iletty -lo Tludek .Xlit-ia Itnron lit-tty .lean Duron Ili-len lluron lfildit- Ilutsclnnann ,lime Iillie Varol Ann Elma Nlary ,lane lfmlxew lilarlxie Farney tit-eil Faulkenhergg Rohert Lee Fellle Allt-an Fickey Iirnt-ft Frost Lenora Fry Martha Sue liulhrielit Mary Fulhright Ilorotlly Hanna ,loyce tiarrett Rirliard Hartman Yivian liiatlinge ,Xvonelle Gilmore XYanda flood Margaret tiuenat Xlarie tiunn Vonstance llahn Holly ,lane Halamilt l'hillip llall Yeriiell Hanna Ilill Hardin Ruth llardin Xlarian Hawlcine .Xlma Ruth Heegie Ilan llennessee lilytle Hitlcs LaYerne Hoffmeyer .lohnie Holder liorie Alyne Holstead llarliam Hoppie Yernelle Howell llelen 'Huntlley llelen Johnson l'ha1'les Iones tiladya Jones tlrorer jones liilhy Jones Nina Kay XXX-ldon Kettler Ifduar Krueger llolores Lamkin ,lt-an Layne ,Xnnahella Lehman Travi, Lenfehner Sue Lillard jane Long' julia Loop lfleanor Mclhealc Norman D. Martin -lohn llassiner, .li-. Peggy Mesaros Howard Mickley ftlaurice Miller Vurtis Ray Miracle llorotlxy Moore llenny Moseley .lanelle Murphy Jennings Xehrinu ,luanita Nehrine Allen Nelson Xlary Nelson Holly Newton llelen Newton Rohert Nussman Xlarilewise Uhey fllozelle Orr ,loan Pace Ray Ann Parks Vliarles Parrish Sammie Partridge Frances Payne Yhristine l'erdt-neln liwendolyn l'erry Rodney Porro Karol Pruitt Marie Pyron iiarolyn Quin .lean Reese Ilonnie Reinert Mary Richards Ileverly Rifenherie llonald Rohertfon XY. L, Rohin-on Uary Rozelle Gilbert Lee Ruelcer jerry Rucker Lloyfl Sansoin Amelia Saunders llonald Sehapher Frances Scott Virginia Shaver Douglas Shook Charles Slauter Peggy Joyce Small Faye Smith Herman Smith Kenneth Smith Gordon Speer liillie Spradlin Harvey Staas Ilonald Stanehurq l'1'lWl!l!l1l Steddum Myrtle Steddum Lucille Steflxa ,lames Stewart Pat Stogdill liohhie Stone Nlaya Sykora ,leannine Taekit-t XV. R. 'Tate liennie Louixe Thomas Henson 'flioinax filiarlene Tliompson Robbie Thoinpfon XVillie Faye 'lihompson Virginia 'l'own4end YYalter Ray 'l'rim lletty ,lean Unlt- lletty Jean Yana Mildred Vortlerknnz Patricia VVasserinan Tom YYehh Kurt VVeinke lean Yverrell lack Paul XYL-Nterfielil ,Xurenia XYl1ite lack XYliyhurn NYilma XViedemann Nelda VVigley Donna VVilliamfon I, L. Yvollard Kitty Young Helen Young 5 Alton Aga Eugene Albritz james XYilliam Anderson Aurora Arechigo Elizabeth Ann Ash Barbara jean Auvenshine Barbara jeanette Ballard Bobby Neal Ballard Herman Wallace Bardwell Mae Clara Bayes Eugene Baxter Betty Lon Bean Bryan Odell Beavers Milo Kidwell Beesley Doris La Rue Black julie Elizabeth Blizard Nancy Louise Boone Taylor Blanche Bouchillon Betty jean Boyd Maudie joe Brennan Viola ljlae Brink Kenneth Ray Broun Patricia Regenia Brown Doris Gene Buchanan Ruth Buchannan Neil Howard Bulin Lois Evelyn Casey Elizabeth Ann Catto Richard Arlen Cawthor Edward Albert Chapman Mary Alice Conner Billie Geraldine Collen Rdell Luther Cox Donald Ray Craig jim Fd Crews Dorothy Lucille Crider Betty Lou Crippen james R. Cross Charla Ruth Croyle Newcomers Club SPRING OF 1947 Sponsor: Miss GRACE HAMILTON President . First Vice-President OFFICERS Second Vive-Prcsizlent Secretary . Treasurer Reporter Ruby Colleen Crump Emma Leal Cruz Clyde Culberit jr. Dorothy Louise Culverhouse Beatrice Maudy Dagley jcanne Dalton Elizabeth Sharon Daly Frances hlaudine Daniel Lawrence Drue Daniel Richard Hugh Dans Leon Richard DeVeny joe Don Dickson Delwert Ray Dietrich Kelly lflizondo Dimas Billy C. Dasher lflorine Louise Dreins Betty Lou Dyer joycc XVhipple liliman Perry Rogers lfskew joyce Ann .Evans Donald XVayne lfilgo joyce Marie lfindley Ralph Floyd Finstad Helen tlardo joan Glover Bobbyc Gene Graham john Tom Gray joe Mac Gresham Rita Elizabeth Griffith VVilliam Conner Grusendorf Maxine Haney Rex G. Harkins Robert Richard Hang john Morris Hawes Norman Hay jr. Bryan Linder Hays Tom Billy Healon Simone Heyman john Henry Hicks Paula janelle Hicks Annie jo Hightower Milton Edgar Hilliard Helen Ruth Hodge George Halman Otho Neil Hopkins Delroy D. Hoppie joyce janeltt Houston Frankie Huggins Dorothy Clare Hunke Bob Humphrey Melha jeanette lsaacs johnny julius jackoskie jr, Gloria lilaxine jackson Lloyd Ficklin johnson james Keith johnston Boyd Lee jones Kenneth Pat jones Larry Ronald jones Oscar Freer jones Ill Utha Lowell jones Ruth janette jones VVayne Hoyt jones llarshall INIcGee Kellas Edna Ruth Kilgo Bill King Robert Neal Knowles Mary jo Krockcr juanita XVylinda Kroll Kenneth joe Kuehl jolm Fred La Grone julie Claire Le Blanc joe Cooper Lochridge Katrina Vell Logan Margaret Marie McAfee Alixe Cecile McClellan Eugene H. McCu'tchen jimmy Boe lNIcNeil Mary Louise McPherson jr. MORRIS WARREN . DUANE PADGETT LLOYD SWENSON jOYcE FINDLEY JULIE LEBLANC BOBBY WILLIAMS Rufus Vernon Mahaw Bobby joe lllahoney Raymond Marlow jr. 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' x jg v 2 'QF SZ S .lk , 'Y P' -ff 1 1 f Q f, if ...Qu-fm A.,--4 ' ff f. ev X .Q-F' x . i 'J I 7.- id...-vv! 'W .4 Spun ms-.A sw x if MANAGERS-Joe Craven and John Mayfield The first half, Austin romped at quarter. But the Tigers came back in the form that carried them through bi still and even scored on them. VVaco' Kazanas broke through and blocked In 1946, Coach Bill Duliose, with the able assis- Price, molded together a Tiger team which High traditions and won district and bi- for the fourth consecutive year. Placing on the all-state team, guard Nick Kazanas, tance of Carl upheld VVaco district titles only one man this Tiger squad had no outstanding players, It was just a good all-round team with an extra good defense. It was this defense that pushed this great team to the quarter-finals. WACO 6-AUSTIN 14 Waco started its season with a non-district game against the Austin Nlaroons, who were rated first in the state at that time. It was the green Waco High Tigers against the seasoned Veterans from Austin High. will. Both of their scores came in the second the second half and showed mid-season form, -district. They fought the lyiaroons to a stand- s tally came in the final quarter when Nick a kick. Beard covered it. Even though the Tigers lost, they won the hearts of all the Vvaco fans. Casner, Ilall, llozicr, Simpson. Cihamlmers. Gardner, llrister, Ledlmetter, Murray, Pardo Price, XYinggrove, liincannon, Kazanas, Neilson, P I King, Athey, lllaine, Montgomery, Garner, llullose lllayhelrl, Smith, Davidson, Storer, larma, latton. lllackstock, llarris, Fuller, flriffitli, Craven lleard, Theflforel, Klruhlvs, Thomas, Langford, Copeland, Chiles, Klatt, Myers BILL DUBOSE, Coarfz WACO 13-JOHN REAGAN 0 For three quarters the Bulldogs held the Tigers without score. In fact, in the second quarter, the Bulldogs threatened to score, but their drive bogged down on the VVaco twenty. It was late in the third quarter when Blackstock, Griffith, and Dozier teamed up to lead an attack to the five. On the first play of the fourth quarter, Dozier went over for the first score of the game. Later four passes brought the ball to the four- yard line. Griffith went to the two, and Dozier missed by inches. Then Griffith took it over for the final score. The Bulldogs had a good team which held a better Tiger team scoreless for three quarters, but it just couldn't beat the Tigers. WACO 19-WAXAHACHIE 12 WACO 28-WOODROW WILSON 0 This great Tiger team took -on the Wildcats from Dallas and at the end of the first half, there was no doubt as to the outcome. VVaco scored first after a drive of 40 yards in the first quarter with Dozier passing to Blackstock for the score. In the second quarter, Dozier took the ball over for two more touchdowns, climaxing drives of 60 and 30 yards. In the third quarter, the Tigers were deprived of a score by an off-side penalty. Late in the fourth quarter, Waco finished the job of defeating the Woodrow wilson squad when Kincannon passed to Patton for the final score. WACO 21--HILLSBOR0 0 Waco High began the district games by playing Hillsboro in Hillsboro before a capacity crowd. The Tigers downed a stubborn Eagle team, which was determined but just didn't have the goods. Dozier scored twice after long drives. The last score came when Dozier passed to Murray. Waco's pass protection showed great improve- ment as Dozier had plenty of time to heave his aerials. The Hillsboro eleven made only one serious threat. In the third quarter, a drive was sparked by' a 36 yard run but the Tigers stiffened and the Eagles were unable to score. VVac0 showed fans in this game that Coach Duliose had built a powerful ground attack as Well as aerial attack. The initial score came when VVaco drove from the Waxahachie 47 for the tally with Blackstock going over. The Indians stormed back and scored on a 55 yard pass in the second half. Then Waco took the kickoff and marched 60 yards for a score, with Blaine taking it over this time on a 20 yard scamper. Still Waxahachie was not downhearted and came back to score again on a long pass from Allen to Boatman. The final score was set up when the Indians fumbled on their eleven with jack Hall recovering. Myers then plowed to the eight. Blaine dashed around end for the tally. Waco gained only I2 yards in the air while Waxahachie gained a total of 171. Waxahachie gained 48 yards on the ground while VVaco rolled up 260 yards. i TE 2+ CARL PRICE, Coach if vw MM V r 13111 DOZIIQR ROBERT B1,A1N1-1 C'l,:Xl'111C 1ilNC'.'XNNUN RONALD Fl 111'Dl'OR17 Bad. Bark Earle Bark WACO 19--BRYAN 0 Taking advantage of a blocked kick and early Bryan fumbles, the Tigers scored twice in the first period. VVhen the Brones recovered from their jitters, they showed the best defense VVaeo had encountered since Austin. llut the Bryan offense was inadequate. YVaeo scored when early in the first quarter Brister recovered a fumble of the kickoff on the Bryan eleven. A penalty put the ball on the six. Ledbetter plowed to the one, and then Griffith scored. A few minutes later, Bryan attempted to kick. but Kaanas broke through to block it. lllyers made the talley on a power plunge from the one-foot line. ln the third period, the Tigers drove 58 yards for a score with llyers again taking it over for the tally, this time from the 6. ljozier circles right end behind Myers luainst 'll-inple. W I , . Qt if I e 1 saes ,I YH, is KA V I f ,gn 2 K ,N 7 -, bl. FENNER NIYIQRS LOXNIE GRIFFITH HAROLD STORIZR JACK KLATNI Bath Back Bark Bark WACO 32--CORSICANA 7 Wilco started the scoring early in the first quarter when, after one pass had been dropped on the goal line, Dozier pitched to Brister for the first score. The next tally came when Blaine dashed 23 yards to the 8 and Griffith smashed over. Corsieana came hack as Reed passed to Davis, who went 54 yards for the lone Corsicana tally. Late in the first half, Blaine passed 31 yards to lllontgomery and then made the score himself. ln the last quarter, after lllyers had intercepted a Corsieana pass, Fuller seampered 31 yards for VVacols fourth score. The last of the string of scores came when Blaine rambled over from the 8 following a 41 yard jaunt by Lonnie Griffith. A Temple player almost blocks. IJozicr's kick. CLRNIIS LEDBETTER CHARLES HARRIS ROBERT VVINGROVE BILL 1xlNC Back Bark Back Back WACO 38-CLEBURNE 6 Vvhile the Tigers were held to only 7 points in the first half, they went wild in the second to run up the remaining 31 points over the Cleburne Yellow Jackets in Cleburne. The jackets started off by recovering a fumble on the VVaco twenty and driving to the two before the Tigers stiffened and held. ln the second quarter VVaco got the ball on the Cleburne 4.0. From there they drove for a score with blyers going over. On the first play of the second half, Price Went 72 yards for an apparent Cleburne score, but an off-side penalty nullified it. Waco drove from the Cleburne 46 for the next score, with Blaine doing the scoring. Kazanas recovered a Cleburne fumble on the Cleburne 21. Blackstock scored a few plays later. Early in the fourth quarter, when the score was 26-O, Parma recovered a funible on the Cleburne 4.3. Vvaco drove for the score with Storer smashing over froin the one. A Jacket lateral went wild a few minutes later, and Robert Langford recovered it on the eleven. Kincannon passed to Patton for the final score for VVaco. A last ininute pass clicked for Cleburne as Graves toolc the ball in on the' twenty and raced over for the score. llyers being downed after a substazvlial gain against Hillsboro. liazanas almost hloeks a XxvZlXIll1ZlClllC kick. WACO 27--ENNIS 6 The YVaeo Tigers defeated the Ennis Lions by a deceiving score. The Ennis team fought hard all the way and made some very substantial gains. The Tiger defense was hard pressed to stop the Lions, speed. The first score came when Waco dr-ove 65 yards in the first period without Ennis getting its hand on the ball. ln the second quarter, lklyers sparked the drive and then took the ball over from the three. The next score came with the aid of a fumble and a seventeen yard scamper by Blaekstock. Dozier scored the touchdown standing up. NVacols third tally came after a drive of 72 yards. This drive was sparked by Blaine, who reeled off a 37 yard run for the longest gain of the evening. Blaine himself scored this time. just as the half was running out, Gardner intercepted a Lion pass and rambled down the side- lines 49 yards to the 6. VVith time for only one play, Blaine whirled around left end for the final VVaco score. The second half Ennis held the Tigers scoreless and scored their lone touchdown. The Lions drove 68 yards for a score without ever throwing a pass! lt was the first time a district team had scored against VVaco on the ground. The Tiger defense showed room for much improvement, but by the Temple game they were sturdy again. BOB BLLXCKSTUCK JINIMY FLLLER JOHN CHILES PAVI. NH lxlx X Bark Bark Earle Fm Mm., J f ,ir ..4u'4'37 f 'N iw BOBBX BRISTER DONALD MONTGOMERY BILLY PARDO BOBBX PLXTTOY End End End End WACO 13-TEMPLE 6 This game between the traditional foes, Waco and Temple, was perhaps the greatest defensive game seen by Waco fans. The Wildcats were held to a net gain of only 40 yards in the air and on the ground. Buzz Dozier was the star and sparkplug of the Waco team. VVacols first score was set up when Weldon Gardner intercepted a Wildcat pass and returned it to the ten yard line. Blackstock failed to make it, and then Dozier, behind wonderful interference, circled left end for the score. Griffith kicked the extra point and VVaco led 7-O. Te1nple's only score came in the second quarter on a blocked kick. Connell of Temple broke through, blocked Dozier's kick and ran the twelve yards for the score. The extra point was missed and Waco still led 7-6. The third quarter went scoreless. ln the final period the Tigers drove to the Temple sixteen. There Dozier calmly faded back and tossed to Brister across the goal. VVaco led 13-6, thus clinching the district championship. Temple filled the air with last minute passes, but VVac0,s defense met the challenge. The game ended 13-6 and the Tigers were district champions. BIII X C RFBBS XVELDON GARDNER JOHN PAVL THOMAS ROBERT LANCJFORD End Cenler Cenler ' Center .wi ,S rafil t c IMMY BEARD BILL DAVIDSON ALFRED SMITH VVARDELL COPELAND I I I A Guard Guard Guard Guard WACO 21-MINERAL WELLS 0 The Waco High Tigers Won the bi-district title for the fourth straight year when they defeated the Miiieral Wells team in Mineral Wells. Waco started early when Jack Simpson blocked a kick. Waco drove from the Mouiitaineers' 41 with Dozier going over. In the second quarter, the Tigers drove 71 yards in ten plays. Dozier scored again, this time going over from the seven. The last scoring drive started late in the third quarter when Blackstoek returned a punt 25 yards to the lVIineral Wells 31. From there , VVaCo drove to the three. Griffith cracked over and also booted the extra point. This made the final score 21-O, with the Montaiii- eers being unable to score on the powerful Tigers. RICHARD PARMA NICK KAZANAS BOBBY NEILSON XNILLIAM GARNER Guard Guard Guard Guard KENNPITH CASNER Tarklr' WACO 6-LUFKIN 35 The Lufkin Panthers renewed their jinx over the VVaco Tigers and knocked them out of the race for the state title. ln the first and second quarters, Lufkin camp- ed on the VVaco goal but were unable to score until the final two minutes of the first half when lwott raced around end untouched to make the score 7-O. During the third quarter the teams remained on even terms until JACK HALL Hallmark passed to Hiott, who raced 64 yards for the Tatum? second tally. VVaco recovered a fumble on their own 35 late in the third quarter and went 65 yards for their lone tally behind Dozier's passing. They scored on a 24 yard heave from Dozier to Blackstock, making the score 14-6 in favor of the Panthers. Then the Tigers cracked in the last period and the Panthers went wild, scoring three more times and kicking every one of the extra points. The Tigers seemed unable to move against Lufkin. The only time they came near showing the offensive power they possessed was when they went after their lone tally. The Tigers were unable to overcome the Lufkin BILL ATHEY jinx, which put a bitter ending to an otherwise great sea- Tacklr' Son' JACK SIMPSON Tarkle BOB CHAMBERS Tackle XVaeo players Ci-lentify them if you canj com 1 on Teinple hall' carri is. lamplv :url czmtcluu paw again-t XN'.wu'f i.f71111ik' 1lriffltI1 virclinu right mul :nuniust I-Qrmif Huziu' zxlmm ur Jr hal tu rx ls ll :um nufmiuxt 'IR-xupie Ilixl lilnclwlucls rzxtrh thru pm- :Again-N1 lfvmix? -I mu-1' :ix yrw : 1 1 , yl-rs do-.ply 1IUT4llQ4l hy lun Xlimwul XXRAIIN plziymw. Xlinrrixl H1115 plzxycr- rufh lllm- NI Kline, Plemons, Thomas, Owens, Travis, Durkin, Tandy, Shannon, Ellis, NValdrop, Thomas, Trim, Yorston, Taylor, Slaten XYeaver, Sewell, Ross, Jumper, Hoffman, Wammack, Bean, Stansbury, Cornwell, Bilheimer, Harper, Sheehy, Chambers, Webb, Roberts Hendrix, Nokley, Bryant, Snyder, Gresham, Diviny, King, Aleman, Baker, Duncan, Martin, Niece, Darwin, Collier, Pringle, Giles Kitten Football Coarhrr: NIR. FORREST KLINE MR. DEWEY JOHNSON Kittens O VVest Kittens 0 Teague . Kittens 7 La Vega Kittens O State Home Kittens I2 South Bosque Kittens 25 Gatesville B Kimgng 1 3 McGregor Kittens I3 lWCXia . Kittens . I3 South Bosque The Kittens this year had a bad season after getting off to a fair start by tying the first two games. After that the Kittens won only one game, that from the Gatesville B team. 'I he team was not lacking in material but just didn't have the breaks. EMILY BURT TOMMY MOSS ROBERTA HATCH Yell Leaders This year, the yell leaders really got behind the Tigers and yelled the football team through district and bi-district championships to the quarter finals. They got behind the basketball team and encouraged them through district, bi-district, into the tourna- ment in Austin where they lost to Thomas Jefferson. These great yell leaders were VVanda lVIarie Naylor, Roberta Hatch, Emily Burt, Tommy lyloss, Freddy Stewart and Raymond Barnett. FREDDY STEVVART VVANDA NAYLOR RAYMOND HARNETT B This year, YVaco High had an exceptionally fine bas- ketball squad. These Tiger dribblers won district and bi-district championships and Went to the Austin State Championship tournament where they lost in the first round to Thomas Jefferson. They lost only one district game, that to Temple when the first string was kept under wraps so that scouts fl'0Il1 Brownwood would see nothing. LYOIIFIZZ R. B. KEITHLY VV.' H'lb ' apo igi egan t e smason against laschal by winning two games from them by safe margins. Then the Tigers took on former state champions Crozier Tech and barely won 25-21. After that. they journeyed to Dallas for a tournament on December 26 through 30. IJeWitt was chosen the most Valuable player of the tournament. Yvaco won third place. The Tigers defeated Bonham 53-28, Bryan 53-26. Adamson 4.8-31 and then met defeat at the hands of Crozier Tech 22-27. VVaco concluded by winning the game for third place 37-35 from Blossom. C'hatham, 'l'hcdford, Alexander, Goodwyn, Barnett, jones, Pardo, Hough, VVarburton, Crook, l7eVVitt, Gillespie Fw-A N IM-XX'I'I'T JINIMY -IUNICS l'I'Rf'Y IIUVKSII HUI,l,IS C'lI,X'1'Il.XNT, Ifufilaizz filfllfff' l'w'1L'11rii I7r11'1L'11ruf ffllllfif 'Illia-ii Wvzivn tlvtvzatvml Xrmrth llzillzis twice hy xwrix-N nt jlflfl :mtl .LU-249. lxlllllllf si tm1i'11ziim'iit iii Hmistmi wlicrr' tht- Tigers signin wmi thirtl place vmlwl rirmwlia- trict gziiiivs. XYzim hm-gain thc' ilistrirt hy tlvtvzitiiig 11 gzimv Hillshuru tn-:mi by 21 tmp-lu-:ix'5 scarf. xxvilfll pi'm'c'c'nlc'1l I'l1l'OllQl1 tht- first hzilt of thc' mlistrict play-offs. Tha- gziim' with Temple was postpuiivml from thc' following Tiicsmlziy. XVAVU SXY2llNDf'Cl tha' l'jrmis Lions , , . . . . , . l 41-20. Next tht-y UYCI'XYl1Cll11Cll LUl'SlL'21IlZ1 67-37 in 21 high scoriiig sprvv. Ihr- nvxt victim of tht' tzist moving Tigers Weis tht- Cl?l'3lII'IH' Ycllmv--lzxckrts 47-27. 'lim 1-mi thc' first half ut rho hzislgvthzill sm-zismi, XXYZICU tlriihhvtl Wvzixzilizicliie 55-14. jimmy ,Innes :mnitf thv fuutcwnm- of thc Ntruggle lwtwwii llwllis :xml the Ilillxlwnu player, while Pcrvy luulxs mi. W l CHARLIE THEDFORD BILLY PARDO XVAYNE GOODVVYN BEN GILLFSPIL Guard Guard Guard Center The second halt began with XVaco winning a scoring melee over Hillshoro oo-54. Then VVaco played Temple, running over their traditional rivals 41-17. lVith this game, Wvaco had heaten every district team at least once. After winning over lfnnis, YVaco downed the Corsieana Tigers 58-13. lVaco won over Cleburne 4.4-15 to clinch district championship since the nearest rival had lost three games. lVaco lost to Temple 35-52 next because llajor lieithly kept his first-stringers under wraps from the eyes of Brownwood scouts. lvaco ended its regular season with a 4.3-25 win over YVaxahachie. The second string was used most of the time and showed that Yvaco had a strong reserve squad too. Hollis tries a tree throw while Percy anxiously watches . . . l7eXVitt and that Austin eeuter are about equal on that jump. BILLY VVARBURTON ROLAND CROOK RAYMOND BARNETT BOB ALEXANDER Forfward Forward Guard Guard VVaco played Austin High in a non-district game on February 14. The Baylor gym was filled to the rafters as VVaeo basketball fans turned out to see a game which proved to be a thriller. At the half, Austin was leading 22-17. Tl1e last half, the Tigers were unable to find the basket as many, many shots Went wild. If the Tigers had made half their shots, they would have won instead of losing 37-30. The first game of the bi-district series was played here in Waco. The Tigers showed their mettle by downing a strong Brownwood team 49-30. Then the Tigers traveled to Brownwood and on Brownwoodls home Court swamped the Lions 41-13, thus becoming bi-district champions. VVl1o shot, DeVVitt or that Austin player? . . . From DeVVitt's manner, I would say VVaco has just made a basket against Ennis . . . DeVVitt jumps high to tip the ball in against Ennis. Then they travelled to Austin for the tournament for state championship. They were unlucky enough to draw Thomas -lefferson in the first round. Thomas jefferson proved to he too strong for the Tigers and soundly trouneed them 45-I5 putting an end to an otherwise fine season. 3 .iw an- IN, 'll'-'IIllffl'7'Z XVILLIE BLOCK The first-stringers were -lohn DeVVitt, eenterg high scoring forwards -limmy 1 jones and Perey Houghg and fast defensive guards Hollis Chatham and Charlie Thedford. They' were ably relieved hy Billy' Pardo, VVay'ne Cloodwyn, and lien Gilles- pie. -Iimmy Alones and Percy Hough were the two high tallying boys for Klajor li:-ithlyls quintet. The student body is to be commended for the way they turned out to hack up the Tiger baslcetballers and the yell leaders for the spirit they showed in eheering the boys on. The spirit of the student hody was an incentive for urging them forward to win the bi-district title and the journey to Austin. l l7eXVitt has that jump hy at least a half foot . . . l7on't get tangled up, Long john, yxith those llnnis players . . . xXvZ1I'lJLlI'i0Il in mid-air shooting while Gillespie looks on. l mzvlzz NIR. Him. IDL liosi-I B ll 'lilii' iiwiiilwix of Xxvllffl Higlik baseball sqiiziil of 11347 liziw iliistwl off tlic-ir glows :md stzirtz-nl przicticc looking forwzml to 21 gre-:it season. Tlivrv are ten lctteriiicii back from flu- 194.6 tvzliii. To iizimc a few of tlic' oiltstzimliiig plziyws, we lizivc' Hill Ilozii-iq Rolwrt lilziiiic, Hollis Cliatliziiii :incl Robe-rt NVingrow 21:5 pitfliers, .Iolm lJ4'XVitt oii first, .Iimmy Iii-:ml at svconcl, Clziiulc liiiicsiiiiioii :it shortstop, Fc-iiiic-1' Klyers :it tliiril, Pcrcy Hoiigli czituliiiig, ziml Paul :xILIl'1'2ij'. XVa5'iic Clooilwyii zincl l liiulilx' Store-r. The 'liivel' clvvcu is cxuectn-il to U0 fur this . in In I sc-zisoii zuiil luis a ,gooml cliaiicc- of winning thc- stare clizimpion- sliip. hrnwliiinv, l.u:lo, llzuliloclx, liliili-N, l':iIIoli, Ilozivr, Xlnyliia-lil XYv:ix'ni'. frow. IMXYHN. lloiiuli. Siiiiinoiix, liiiiczmiioii, Nui-ell Xlyrix Vlizilliziiii. 5IoI'm'i',XYi11uI'uH'. lirzirul liooilwyil Ti i 139 -H. we SM? .Ai -133 A E Q 4 fl'-law, bay - wfiiix mf.. , , B! ...-an. ., in-.. ,H--Q-.cf l.4w,fM l':mm1, Hzmlhl Nmxmx' lmll Ilufnx, XX um llmnlunxlx lhllxlfx lI:UHmL, lrflm IWW vli. -INN: lwl lmxmx I-mul -v K X Hfflumx XXm'11fxl- l,Nlx I 11'flw. lumfl: lxvv n,nm.r11. llullx- Khzmllwfmx N lm' Nlmk l.uJmm I mx 1 Nlxvr- IHr1x II mx 'w XI:m.44:x'X Xlw-I1-U11 XX-'Lx 1 :xml lnhu XIJAIMN Trice, Alexander, Taylor, Oates, folgin, Sansom, Davis Jones, Massey, Rovello, Miller, Robertson , . oys Tenms C0111-11: MR. GORDON Hn.1.EY The tennis team under the very able direction of Gordon Hilley began practicing early in lllarch. Back from last year are julian Oates and Bob Alexander, winners of District IUAA Boys' Doubles title in 1946, and also Clay Taylor, all three highly rated netters to greet hir. Hilley. The prospects this year for the tennis team are very good and they ought to Among those reporting for regular practice are: Julian Oates Bob Alexander Clay Taylor Alan Cooper Jimmie Massey Leslie Trice Alan Miller go far in the competition for the state title. O. F. Jones YVilliam Colgin Lloyd Sansom Donald Davis Tommy Rovello Gene Robertson Holdar, XYilson, Hatch. Hlirist, lk-nton, llarrup XYise, Yates . , . Girls Tennis I,'mn'l1: Miss RI.-XRY FICKLINC 'lilie girls tennis squad has Z1 verx' good season i to look forward to and ought to do pretty well. Six ineinbers are back from last yezn s squad. These are lxI21l'g12ll'C'f Dean. Eleanor Hzirrnp, Virginia glones, Klzirie Vnill Wise. Bliss Hlary Fickling, coach, says that rl may go fzirtlier. einin, Helen Sue Xv1lS0l1 and l'1'ZlI1CCS ie tennis tezun sliould win district and P ' ' U , nw ff Q Q Sherman, Werner, Hinson, Duncan, Thames, Holding, Athey, Casner, King, Drewyer, liasquette, Robinson, Staas Craven, Jones, Smith, King, Bell, Thomas, Russell, Copeland, Collins, Padgett, Grim, Baileyg Price lirockenhrough, Ross, Neilson, Scarmardo, Plemons, Thedford, Barnard, Parma, Harris, lllackstock, Montgomery rack Coafh: MR. CARL PRICE As these lines are being written, a journey down to Memorial Stadium would show a bunch of boys trotting around the cinder path, throwing the discus, and jumping. It is the track team of 1947, preparing to give the rest of the schools some compe- tition on the track field. These hopefuls are coached by Carl Price and are expected to Win honors for Waco High School. Among the outstanding traclcsters are: Bob Blackstock Donald Montgomery Jimmy Fuller Bobby Barnard Roy Duncan jimmy Jones Ronald Thedford Elden Werner Richard Parma Bobby Neilson Bill King Charley Harris Maurice Basquette Cecil Drewyer Charles Holding Bill Athey Kenneth Casner ,N.A.--,-. Bolsm' I3R1s'1'12R RIMM' STANFORD ACK SIMPSON Sui Hom' PA UI, BIURRAX Iixrlm' BVRT J. FENNER B1YERS ALICE WALKER aaafulz'e4 HOLLIS Cl IATI IAM ROBICRTA HATCH mm 5 ,Im IN D1fW1'1'T I,1z.Amc'1'll CASTL1-ix JACK KLATT -IACIQIE CIIAPIN BERTIIA DIQNISON j011N D. MAYFIIALLD NADAA SUE CARMICHAEL JIMMY BEARD fV 'eed FRANCES WISE WAYNE GOODWYN ROBERT LANGFORD MARY RUTH NORRIS GENE CARROLL KATIIRYN AIULLER WANDA N AYLOR HOI,I,IS C1 IATHAM L1 fi-1 1112111 ixllll 1'o11'1111 111111 C11'o1'g1'1'1111' S11l'1'fJIA put t111'11' 11051 foot ffJI'XV2lI'1l . . . 11011111 5111- Xxvl1SIJI1 211111 'l 11111110 IJCZIII 8111. no 151165, to LXIIII 111-11 . , . 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Cabe. it's not yours. The basketball players were winners ot lirst place . . . The basketball player's stunt: brides Ben Gillespie and .Iohn lJcVVitt lay claim to groom Bob Price . . . Science Club: Hows it coming Klary Clierrr? llonlt worrx, doctors can always bury their mistakes . . . Roberta, Alack l zuul Robert have tongues that would clip a hedge. as proved the National Honor SOk'll'I'j' Sfllllf. ,.,,,,,,.. Jil X! X . 1 sl l il luis .A alfa? 2 1 9 -i .xg -,f t, ,swff ., t, L , ,.,,.. , M .Xt tlu' cllJK'CI'll1Ili'Ilf flttisttnzts pzirtj. Suv Holt blows 21 lwulvblv just in tuna' tm' tlmc plumtoglttpllcl' . . . liztcli tn Stunt Night, Klztry Rutlt is plznlng il goml pzntt Crlmt is. I'l'ZlillIlQ' tltc r-L'I'lDl tm' tlu' Ch'11ltcinu'1' Stunt wlult- Xxrllllllll :intl Alunc- vlnotc- . . . 'ltltv llznwlcn Stunt, tluf zinnuztl struggle' lwtxxw-11 tlu- rlietnpln' Mlqlstlvs l,1'istlc'ss zuul tlu' XXYZICU XYlgglc'1's . . . cl4JYl'I'Il1Ili'I1T Clntlsttnzts putty tczlturlng Sztntzt zuul NIV. XXvC1'IN'I'.s KI. C. 'ing . . . lfnntlvztll Qucvlm Alice- Xxv1lllii'l'. l'wCfJ1'T -Ioltn lJcXYitt. :uul lim' rmlrt: limit, liurt. l'11'ml1l3 StL'wzn'tC Wvzimlu Xztylur, Liluntlvs ,l1llK'lllV1Jl'4lI Suv llult, llfmuglzts l,UI'fl'l'I llznj Sflllllflfll, 'llfutuny lflutlvr: llrmllis flmtltzun. llnlw l'rivc', llzulisnn XYK'ilX'l'l'. :uul .luv QXVZIXUII. A fire-d1'ill-pep-willy. and :lt least one fun wishes be could get back to that class . . . llr. Cabo and Ilan Hennessee muse for El ure-school v1'eetinU before the fovernment P' P' L Cbristmzxs tree . . . The Cbristrnas Jzlrtv honoring the fzxclzltx' Given bv Klrs. 'I':n'x'er's . A , Z' , IIB cookrng class. Hllhe Faye SXV2lff0I't1 serves llr. Prlce . . . In the lower corner, john DeXVitt performs on his Cbristlnus Hute to Z1 spell-bound zuulienee . . . Rudy Parma, dmft you feel out of place in Tessie Lazndv? Alzrcl-:ie Chapin. Lzlurlee Thorn. Rudy. Frances VVise and Nadu Sue Czzrlnichzlel at the lntersebnlastic Press Con- vention at T.S.C.W., Denton. The Diversified Occupations class on a field trip. They seem to enjoy their work . . . The group looking the other way are taking a last look at the football team as it leaves for Lutkin . . . llembers of Z1 IOA Spanish class present H121 Nacimientou at their Christmas party . . . Below, glamour girl .lack lilatt furnishes the music for the foot- ball ballet . . . Kliss l'Janiel's Christmas tree. Houston looks like he's just been told about Santa Claus .... LX. scene at the polls. Vvaco High holds its fall election for school commissioners. s Laus- 1' 'W-will vw... l vm., ' we Newcomers Shindig: Xvith the gyni disguised as a barn, square dancing was the order of the evening. Klr. Teague instructs VVinifred Tabb and T. R. Taylor in the Virginia reel . . . The hungry crowd, chape1'oned by Sponsor Bliss Grace Hznnilton, watches the pie-eating contest . . . llr. Cabe acts as toastinaster at the football ban- quet. The photographer says, excuse the foreground . . . Vernon Potter and Wvanda Naylor provide the entertainlnent at the football banquet, Vernon as sports coin- nientator and lvanda as the Hedda Hopper of Ulaco High . . . Darwin Grahain blows taps concluding the dedication of the bronze plaque to heroes of lvorld lVar Il. Newcomers pie-eating Contest. Contestants are Donald Brown, Donald Nesbit, Lloyd Sansom, Danny Tandy, jerry VVilliams, llauriee llfliller, Bill Barron fthe Winnerb, and We don't know this one! . . . lNIr. Cabe begins ceremony dedicating plaque Hin honored remembrance of the former students of VVaeo High School who gave their lives in the service of their country in Worlcl VVar H. . . . At football banquet, yell leaders pin souvenir ribbons on team members . . . Another scene at the football banquet. Yell leaders give T-T-TIG for the team. llic' 11-ll lc'z11lc1's 111 tlic l-1111'111z1f11111 11sc'1l :1t l7l'QlI1I1lIlQ 01' 1'z11'l1 gz11111', XvL'1'3 1111111111 L'l1:11Al11' 'I l11'1l1'111'1l's P1-psmlcliit smile . . . 'l'l11'61' 111 rho lwsr Dl'1l1lllL'C'll bx tl11' 111i1l-11 ll vlass. glrisepli Cl1csl1-1, fic-11c Cz11'1'1zll Zlllil l':11'k5 l'illI'Il1CI' . . . cjlll' p11p11lz11 silx1-1'tl11'11i1 Ill' g111l1l1'11-1'111c1'1l k1ll'll'fR'f lXOll pivk 11111 111cr'1ll T111111111 li tl11' rl' li Ci1itl111 Rwla . - - . - ll ', . 1 1'1't l,z111g1111'1l, A. AI. H:11l1l11cl4 . . . l11te1'sc0l:1s'1i1' Llt'lW2lf4' t1-:mis tl1z1r l1111'e 111111111 1111 111 1'iz1bl11 1'111'o1'1l: liillie A111111 Wvhite, Xzula S1111 LY2ll'Il1ll'l121L'l, Xxviillklil Naylor, Bob Pi' Clareiicc- AlUI1t'S. Neil l,igl1tfo1:t. L'z1lvi11 QWHIHIOII, YVilliz1111 D111'1'ill . . . :X cz1111li1l s of l'c1'1'y Hough Zlllfl Alolm IJC'Xwlff 111 ll sa-1111115 11101111-111 . . . .luscpli Clicsley. P11 Hale f1111l .lack 51111115011 baking p11tte1'y . . . Sven 011 Austin Aw1111c: DI'OI1llllCIlf XXYZIUI Hi Socizilites P111 l,2itft'l'S0l1 and Bolvby Slwcliy. These are not hot-house flowers. The 7th period outdoors-in-all-weather gym class. jimmy Jones looks like this when he gets cold water poured on his head. You must try it sometime . . . This is thu editor's favorite picture. Shels waiting for the boy to tip over . . . Two shots of the mid-year graduation dance. You may do your own identi- fying. The ones with the dreamy, intellectual look have just been awarded diplomas and can't get over the wonder of it all . . . Captain Hollis with his best we-won- another-one smile. At ease . . . Buzz is on El strike . . . l wonder what would happen to those smiles if their elbows gave way? . . . llzuuiister wzzrmers . . . Everyone sees you Dorothyg you can get back in line now . . . llilton is the oiilx' one whos camera-coiiscious. Guess what took place after this picture was taken . . . 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YOL'NGRLOOD's DXIRS SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS FUR ALL. wi CENTRAL 3 ma ge A 25' all 3 H U GW TEXAS chu: Graduation Classes of the past 61 Q..-.4 . , 1, pk years have found in this store the H answers to their needs in merchandise of correct style, Zllld dependable qual- ity, at reasonable prices. ,- 2 . 'v- ,. rf. ml U I igmvlmi: 4.-hh an , Q ' - -' -' Q want-M cnnm iff ,A , -,Q ix , V W. .,,.. 'e7TC3I , L :VI asa, . . 1 'w H. ' 11 L Ga1::i1le, - , 3 :iLf1iil',w 1- 3 div - ff ww' 3 -vqlr -- 'Vx I 0 xilggn,1111-l1,lll,U,.lMB111'xl 9 l '1 f.: ,. . . t 1-' ' W I .IL-.-fa ff u ' 1 -QW A Iv.: 5 A' ' ' -' ' . ' num U nun . v . ' B YE ,h 2 h f ' W I,-4 -.-3.1.4 -....,.. o -i n A ,, .5 Ronin : 0 . . Q xx 2. 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Make Cox's your store, your source of fashion information . . . you're always welcome, at lSi..,Q.,?5l.,S OVER 55 YEARS CON'l'lNlfOl7S SERVTCE 417 Austin Avenue VVACO, TEXAS 'lio Service Cameron's 83 Lumber Yards from Waeci on Gold lNledal Wall Papers and hflinnesota Paints requires the purchase of many car loads of these materials annually. This makes availahle to WVaco property owners the largest selections of good wall papers and quality paints in the entire Southwest. Camerorfs Wall Paper and Paint Division 622 Austin Ave. Roy li. blacohs, Zllgr. Phone 492 Day and Niglfi Classes GF BUSINESS l CASH SCHOLARSHIPS MONTHLY TUITION Y MR. AND MRS. XV. E. ABBEY, Mgrx. Yxpff ll N44 II71Q South Sixth Street SQEQOL Phone 3361 B 's 'ES5 NVACO, TEXAS lf you have the courage to resist the temptation to take a little job and thus tie yourself down to a little life, in favor of going to school and preparing for something worthwhile, you will not merely THINK ABOUT IT but will actually DO IT-very soon. APPROVED FOR G. I. TRAINING. STENOGRAPHY Shorthand QGreggD Functional Method Typewriting, Business English Business Correspondence Spelling, Vocabulary Building Office Secretarial Practice College Law Training for Civil Service BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING College Accounting Complete Social Security Payroll Accounting Income Tax Accounting Manufacturing and Banking Electric Posting Machine Adding Machine and Dictaphone Complete Comptometer Course Sears Shopping Center Canzjilinzents of Dr. Stanley Pt. Block OPTOMETRIST OI' A. P. Castillo, Prop. Phone 1347 Family TONY, S AZTEC CA F li ORIGINAL MEXICAN RESTAURANT 818 Austin Ave. IVaco, Texas SSRSSW N7-.4 ezes yaadealzy' ln fvey fkce af AINBO RAINBO BREAD BAKERS M. K. CHRIST SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Friday 20-First football game of the season, Waco vs. Austin. We won't discuss the score, but it was a good game. Tuesday 24-Today we have a meeting of the Senior Nominating Committee for the 12B and 12A Classes. Saturday 28-Hooray! Tonight is the night of the Government Party at Waco High gym. OCTOBER Wednesday 2-Today our Senior Class had its first meeting. Hollis Chatham was elected president. Friday 4-The neighbors of Waco Hi put their' heads out the windows to gossip across the fence-What could all the noise beg are they going to war? No, that is just a little fight with Woodrow Wilson. QEUNQQN Q Q., Complinzenty of WACO, TEXAS IOOO Frzmklin Avenue 3 D BUILDING BIATERIALS A LY 1 VVILI, CR HMB FOOD STORE HABERDASHERY 220 North 1 ith St. Phone 2204 002 Austin THE LLOYD STUDIO wishes to extend its sincere thanks and good Wishes to the student body and Daisy Chain Staff of 1947 Whose willing co-operation has enabled us to accomplish our goal-namely, to have this year's annual to include the best in the way of art and science of photography. VVITH THE ABLE ASSISTANCE QI THE STAFF and with the unending support of its members, this book was put out. IT IS VVITH SONIETHING like emotion that one feels in shaking the hand of a dear and helpful friend, that We acknowledge the spirit in which they so faithfully worked with us to accomplish our common purpose. AND S0 IT IS GOOD-BYE to the staff of I47-bllf they will long live in our memory as a true helper that could be depended upon. Again, may we say thanks. MEMBER ,J -A Nr Sz gi fn xjossvjlwodf Y ' i o ii CD 1 55 41 ICA.5'd'59' Allyn nzenzfzer of So1ltl1'zc'e'sfcr11 Photographvri' and Texas Profexxiomzl Phoigrzlpliers dssofiatiozz 51315 AUSTIN AVENUE PHONE 2019 BYRNE BEVERAGES, INC. BOTTLERS OF FINE BEVERAGES 25oo FRANKLIN AVENUE TELEPHONE 602 TRIPLE XXX XVACO, TEXAS SUN SPOT Thursday 17-A dish of peaches and cream came into the halls of dear ole Waco High. From what I hear from the boys she doesn't curdle after they have talked to her awhile. Friday 25-The Big Sleep. No football game tonight. Am I kidding? Tonight is the night for the Hi-Y dance. Tuesday 29-A great spit ball fight' went on in the study hall today at 2nd period. Nothing new, though. NOVEMBER Friday 1-First day in November and it is the starting of a wonderful week-end. Tonight is the football game between Waco and Corsicana in Corsicana. Friday 8-I bet many a student misses that wonderful assembly today just because we have a holiday on Monday. I caught Robert Boyette and Jimmy Jay slipping down the fire escape. QOf course, that is a short cut to the gymj. THE OXVL COMPANY Kodaks-Photo Spplics Developing-Enlarging Compliments of Phone 4838 917 Austin Ave. ji! . a ff - 49 1 HILL at SHIPE 27th X Franklin P. P. Baxley, fllgr SHOES Plum No. I-Austin Avenue at Seventeenth Phone 369 Plant No. 2-2203 Bosque Blvd., Phone 4651 600 AUSTIN AVENUE l,llMPlxlN S WACO, TEXAS Dry Cleaners X Dyers uVVZ1CO,S Better Cleanersl' CONGRATI'LATIUN S TO THE CLASS UF 1947 from THIS FASHION CliN'I'lCli OF CIZNRAI, TEXAS A 729 Austin Avenue C0llIf7lilIlP7Zf.S' of Doctors Gerdcs X Gcrdes DIC LUXIE CAFE FINIC F01 JDS Pllom' l411l 7 :O ,Austin Avelmuc XXYZICO. Texas COIllf,ilIlF71fS of L FPIE XSHN C E ITJ Ew L s i5Egff5QTue's3Qmf L A 'N .W R Home uwnEims1'n'u1'lon L'ONVIiNlEX'l' CREDIT AT NO EXTRA COST Follow the Tigers on the sport pages of the News-Tribune and Times-Herald 37,000 Readers in the Richest Field In the Great Southwest TEXAS LI FE 'FTB W U TP . Insurance : Com pan '- v- Vs f ' A Q WM. D. MAYPIELD, 'President 5 l conponmo 190' . ' QL:-N 4 WACO,TEXAS 'PIONEER COMPANY OF THE SOUTHWEST' Tuesday 12-Are you opera-minded? Well, neither are we, so put on your glad rags and come to the operetta? Wednesday 13-Teacher, teacher, don't flunk me. Flunk that girl beside me. She made eyes and held my hand, and caused me not to understand. Thursday 14-Today we put on our best manners to receive guests. Our company consists of talented guests from Baylor who will give us the assembly pro- gram and students from Cleburne who come as bearers of good will on the eve of the Waco-Cleburne game CSportsmanship Codelj. Friday 15-Will you be afraid of that game tonight When Cleburne and the Tigers commence to fight? Well, just you relax and listen to me- Our Tigers will fight and bring victory. Monday 18-Bob Alexander says he met a sensible girl today, but look out Bob. A sensible girl, is not as sensible as she looks, because a sensible girl has more sense than to look sensible. Tuesday 19-Many prayers are being said tonight. You can guess that report cards will be issued tomorrow. Saturday 23-First Clubg Stunt Night in Waco Hi. A wonderful time was had by all, especially the basketball team who walked away with the cup. Their woman- less wedding did it. Purple Cow Sandwich Shop The Purple Cow sends her congratulations To the seniors on their graduation. She wishes for each girl and boy A future of happiness and joy. She's heard the classes of years before Try her food, then ery for more! She hopes they will remember how They had such fun at the Purple Cow. Compliments of O Compliments of VVACO ROXVLING ROYAL BOXVLING CENTER 915 Austin Avenue LANES 925 Austin Avenue COILIPLIJIEN TS OF VVILLIAMS DRUG CO. Thrm? Lovalions in Wafo: .AYIllCZlblC Building-Phone S7 Professional Bldg. Superior Life Bldg. Phone 95 Phone IIOS Compliznents of 5th and Jefferson Phones 350-351 THE PROGRESS l,2lLlHClQI'CI'S Dry Cleaners and Dyers The Progress Way' Pleases Phone 1300 Franklin at 17th XVANT TO ICNHANCE THF RFAlfTY OF HPR NFNV GOXVN? Semi her IZ mrsrzyf' from RLAN'l'ON'S FLOXVPR SHOP 1019 Austin Ave. Phone 7200 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS . . . For the BEST in l3l'lLDlNG MA -SEE- GH LUMBER CO 'PERIALS SLI Sll North 5th Street VVACO, TEXAS IPINE Claude lwanning U Floyd P. Hollingsworth N9 79 ' . , I 1 715 . Heights Phai macy ,Zu ' oa sis Promjrt Delivery Service c L o T HIE R s ' , - sos A u s'raN Ave. lhones: 945-946 1724 Colcord Wednesday 27-Why, Mr. Bernhausen, you look so happy! Could it be that you intend to go to the second performance of the Dramatics Class Play? DECEMBER Tuesday 3-Some of the political promises that were announced by the commissioners today were: a new swimming pool, tennis courts, and a new elevator. Wednesday 11-Some guys adore a pretty face, Some love a pretty curl- That's not for Waldo: he must admit He wants the whole darn girl. DALLAS VVACO HOUSTON BEARD 62 STONE ELECTRIC I 0 COMPANY S Incorporated lVashington Avenue at Tenth Street Telephone 4900 V Q S l ORE iii K. s 10yTl1FX I-555 -as 1 l 1' ,-uv f . ' 3- i 604 we -- Austin Avenue IIIINNALLY YVACO, TEXAS f?w14,o caF 301146 PHONEQOB4 AIOOO WASHINGTON AVE COMPLIMENTS ULEHY'S IDP. R. K. Shannon Dr. D. V. Phillips Optoinctrists-U1mticians 508 Austin Avenue VVaC0, Texas At STUDEIYS RECORDS Thos. Goggan X Bros. U 114-116 South Eighth Street Gaufrmwomaf I 6 V 1 . I lhe Melody Mart - , 714 Austin Avenue . Kg! kg CREAM VVACO, TEXAS ' ' E-vfrything in the Jllusic Line CHOOSE FUR ITURE Of Lasting Style and Quality .ATi Q ..,2QZ.W47?74? FOR 60 YEARS CENTRAL TEXAS' FOREMOST FURNITURE FIRNI .l., Ci07llf,HIl1FlIfS of g nnrcia c3Ai1i11aEi.1, LUMHER ,F em Tom lloore, Jlgr. noE-Ll?h1'f'TJIgl2ligl?g::gf:mn 1800 Franklin Phone 5100 Compliments fA- .:., i . , ..A, Holt Beverage Co. M Of MUN'l'Y'S ICH CHEA 25th and Bosque Phone 94.36 flusic X Antique Shop Complete Sheet hlusic Gmzrral Line of Jntiques' S17 Austin Ave. Phone 384i U,NC2ll h Service are commissioners election Friday 13-We are just full of news. Survivors of the . Martha Brooks, Joe Craven, and Charles White. Now for the run-off. More great news - - - Big Senior Party! T sday 17-Our final, definite commissioners are Martha Brooks and Joe Craven. . , . y ' ' fiven in assembly. We know be- ue Great goin, kids. h ' tmas program vw as g., Thursday 19-A wonderful C ris ' we all joined in singing Christmas carols. cause JANUARY ' f w parents are M nday 6-Pedagogical daffynitions: ' lves 0 able to do by themse . d in every term on w Home Work: Something that e hich we recognize the seniors 9 There comes a ay Program. Thursday - with a Senior Recognition ella CAMERAS AN D olggtyi and SPORTSXVEAR PHOTC DGRAPHIC SU PPLIES The Advantages of a High School Diploma A high school diploma makes for better jobs. A high school diploma is required for entrance into college. A high school diploma makes the graduate's future more secure A high school diploma contributes to the graduate's self respect. A high school diploma is another step toward success. L l,I'BY'S CAFETEBIA l3liAZElfl'ON AQXIJIJIJIA-XNCE CO -ll-I AUSIID AVCIHIG SERVING HOURS: 815 Austin Avenue Phone 136 Il to 2 and 5 to 7:30 Hill Printing 81 Stationery Company 809 Austin Avenue VISIT ouu s'1'oHE OFTEN Sunday 19-Baccalaureate Services. Tuesday 21-EXAMS .... Monday 27-The second half has begun and now we are waiting for spring and spring fever to set in. FEBRUARY Tuesday 4-A drunk was leaning against a building and a cop growled, Move on, move on, move on. What do you think you're doing, holding up the building? The drunk staggered away and the building fell on the cop. fThat's a joke, sony. Thursday 6-The assembly program was given by the Gideon Bible Society. Monday 10-Test in Algebra: 4'Roses are red, Violets are blue, I copied your answers, and I flunked too. Thursday 13-Our newest Club is the Forsgard Service Club named for Miss Annie F orsgard. 0 ' A CONGRATULATIONS! To Waco Hi Graduates oo'-s in ,Q I From Your Closest Neighbors F OUR-C COLLEGE Four-C Your Fllfllfl',, ,lt This .Nationally Arcrffzlitrd School ENROLL IN THE FOUR-C SUINIINTER TERINI THIS JUNE SAINI KNIGHT, Pres. Phone 4-P. O. Box 4 VVKI. L. BAINE, Vice-Pres. Congratulations, Seniors! IN FUTURE YEARS YOU WILL REIIIEJIBER PVITII PRIDE TIIAT YOUR CLASS RINGS AND GIFTS IVERE IN BOXES FROJI . . IfVACO'S FINEST NAIIIE IN JEWELRY Friday 14-A large crowd is expected in the Baylor gym tonight when the Tigers play Austin. Wednesday 19-John DeWitt is trying to find the difference between a gum-chewing girl and a cud-chewing cow. Oh! I think I know now-It's that intelligent look on the face of the cow. MARCH Monday 3-Joe Lee: Teacher, I have made some money and I want to do something for my old school. I don't remember what studies I excelled in. Mrs. Freeman: In my classes you slept all the time. Joe Lee: Fine! I'll endow a dormitory. Tuesday 4-Pat Flood asked the postmaster if he mailed a letter on Tuesday, would it get to New York by Wednesday. Sure, said the postmaster. That's funny, said Pat. It's addressed to Indianapolis. Thursday 6-President Truman's car drove down Austin today.lThey say he was in it. IJOIIIPLIHIENTS OF DUMAS INSURAN AGENCY J. S. DUINIAS JOHN E. GOBLE Phone 1184 312 Liberty Building COMPTON FUNERAL HOME Dependable Service Since 1908 1024 Austin Avenue Phone 98 Providing Abundant Low-Cost ELECTRIC POWER or Home, Farm, Business and Industry X TEXAS POWER It LIGHT COMPANY. pioneer of transmission line electric service in Texas, has been a vital factor in the industrial and agricultural progress of Texas, its far-Hung transmission and distribution system supplying dependable, low-cost electric service to a vast 52-county area in North, East and Central Texas. FROM THESE TRANSMISSION LINES comes the energy which powers the many industries grown up during the past 34 years. From these lines during the war came the energy which supplied vast amounts of power on demand, when and where it was needed by the war industries and military in- stallations which sprang up almost overnight. THE POWER LINES OF THIS COMPANY bring metropolitan type electric service to the crossroads. TEXAS POWER 8a Pioneer of rural electrification in Texas, Texas Power St Light Company's service to rural and farm homes dates back as early as 1915. This Company today serves more than 68,000 rural and farm customers, and in addition supplies electric power at one of the lowest wholesale rates in the United States to 20 REA Cooperatives which, in turn, serve a large additional number of farms in North, East and Cen- tral Texas. IT IS THE CONTINUING POLICY of this Company always to plan ahead for future requirements, thus enabling it at all times to provide amply for the power needs of the area it serves. The number of customers served by the Company has increased since its organization in 1912 until, today, it serves more than 200,000 customers in 445 cities, towns and communities. LIGHT COMPANY JOHN W. CARPENTER, President and General Manager Friday 7-State basketball tournament tonight, Good luck, boys! Wednesday 12-Bennett went down to buy a suit. He said, 'AI would like to try on the suit in the windowy' Salesman said, Sorry Bennett, but you will have to use the dressing room. Thursday 13-National Honor Society had an assembly for the new members. It was held in the study hall due to the flu epidemic. Saturday 22-School Carnival-the Tunnel of Love was scary and the freaks looked natural, but the carnival was wonderful. Friday 28-Now that the dances are coming on the boys say to the girls- Roses are red, Violets are blue, Orchids cost ten bucks, Will dandelions do? Saturday 29-Don't we wish the gym could be a night club every Saturday night? Thanks to the three girls clubs for a wonderful evening spent in La Belle Fleur. APRIL Tuesday 1-We have a Senior box-supper tonight. tThat's not April Foollj 1895 1947 STUDEIPS JEWELERS Serving VVz1co For thc Past 52 Years Buy Where Your Parents Bought 508 Austin Avenue Telephone 541 l FoR GooD THINGS TO liA'l'+VlSl'l.' THE 0 .FRV u A . lj'-ITEXRSIUE. Tivo Lo cations The Circle 608 Austin SCHMIDT ENGRAVING COMPANY 1124. Franklin Avenue Waco, TEXAS Engravers of Wedding Invitations, Visiting Cards and All Kinds of Steel and Copper Plate Engraving Wednesday 2-Are you on the Trail of the Lonesome Pine ? If not, see the Dra- matics Class Play tonight. Tuesday 8-Seniors, be sure you send out those invitations to all distant relatives. Wednesday 9-I think that I shall never see, A D comes easily and yet A D as lovely as a B It isn't easy to forget- A B whose rounded form is pressed D's are made by fools like me, Upon the records of the blessedg But you gotta study for a B. Friday 11-No, today isn't Kiddies Day. It's just Mrs. DuPuy's homeroom frolicking on the lawn playing uDrop the Hankeyf' Thursday 17-Senior Day at last. Senior Recognition in assembly but just try to rec- ognize us at the picnic! Monday 21-Now, if only the policeman will stay on the ball after they have given their ball. Tuesday 22-Mr. Bernhausen asked Nina Kay in what battle General Wolf cried I die happy. Nina Kay: I think it was his last battle. Compliments The Perfection Co., Ltd. TEXAS FIREPROOF 209-211 South Fifth Street STORAGE CO. Phone 448 225 South Ilth Street Phone 23 VVACO, TEXAS Compliments of HUBBY-REESE CO., INC. Phone oooo 305 South 13th Street Waco, Texas -'QA B t Ilia fZHe2-lf! ed 1 14. h. fmlf WACO e TRADE-MARK REG, U. S. PAT. OFF. BOTTLING COMPANY C. P, LVPTON, BIKIIIIIQUI' Y igglv iggl Waco 214 No. 18th St. 1509 Herring Ave. Q06 No. 25th St. G, 502 Speight Avenue Cofzgratulzziions and Best Wz'sl1es 0 R R I .1eweLeR 5 , I - CREDIT - 5 Y LLL.....h CATERING TO YOUR JEWELRY NEEDS THROUGH THE YEARS Friday 25-Let's hope that Dr. Pepper doesn't come to the coke party tonight, Tuesday 29-Miss Connor says that 40 years ago a girl wanted an all-day sucker. Now she wants one for the evening. Wednesday 30-Scott Poage stayed up all night figuring out what became of the sun when it went down. It finally dawned on him! MAY Tuesday 27-Some seniors are walking around the halls laughing at all of us who had to take the exams. Thursday 29-Commencement for our happy seniors. BUGHAN N, LAUNDERERS, DRY CLEANERS, LINEN SUPPLY, COLD STORAGE CLEANING PLANT-1002 Austin Avenue ..................,..... Phone 2 or 3 LAUNDRY-418 South 11th Street ..,..................... .............. P hone 5900 CALL CJFFICEiI123 North 25th Street ........... .......... 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