Wilmer Hutchins High School - Eagle Yearbook (Hutchins, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1945 volume:

VIN fn SUBSC wa wo Q Q1- QQ ' NN fr ff? i-:.Lf if, b v:'i', V un . V V ,++ EAGLE -Lt, Published by WILMER-HUTCHINS HIGH SCHOOL TOMMY TIGERTT Editor-in-Chief F O R E W 0 R D TO PRESENT A PICTURE sYNoPsls or scHooL LIFE IN ITS ESSENCE IS THE AIM OF THIS YEAR- BOOK. WE HAVE TRIED TO PICTURE OUR SCHOOL LIFE WITH ALL OF ITS JOYS, ITS THRILLS, AND ITS SORROWS. AS YOU LOOK BACK ON THIS YEARBOOK IN THE FUTURE MAY IT BRING BACK THE HAPPY MEMORIES 'OF YOUR SCHOOL DAYS. W6 pl 50,26 C'CJ7gL,z S I TO COACH PARMA AND THE FOOT-' BALL TEAM . . . WE DEDICATE THIS T945 EAGLE. . . Fon THEIR CONTRIBUTION IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS. . . THE WINQ NING OF THE BI-DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP . . . AND AL'L OF THE ACHIEVEMENTS .WHICH MADE THIS POSSIBLE . . . I , if N ww MQW s. Q , n.. ! 1 W SJW? MQWWMW .4. , , 5,1 . A wwwiamfpfw TRANSPORTAUQN SYSTEM . , I, W' , TL f' -7 ! B-U5 i STOP ' 52 A ,sf I rw Wladofuw- fdfzffcs fhf X-'fag 4' wiki r ff wf,,4r-nm-x ',-kitty 4' kqtkki ,wiki iii Q X a J 'Q 'fgggw q 111, Q1 5-ff' 'fha A 'Civ' . fl' W' ,riff 5513, , -13632, -faq, 4 'if r. ' ,I .61 . .S 1' w X V3 T Q-ll S L 1 BOARD OF EDUCATIQN L. H. RENFRO W. FRED SEARS Presideni Vice4President ROY GOOC H Secrefary f I Y,-ff? ,er MR. E. L. REYNOLDS c i Superintendent of the Wilmer-Hutchins School Dis- trict for seven years, has done much in the past years toward the welfare of the schools. He was very much concerned with the education of each student, and toward the development ofthe schools as well as for the students. r Aprtt x9, was Dear Frtendsa Ntay t present to you the t9A5 edttton ot the Eagte. t hope as you turn the pages you vittt entoy every one ot them. ' We have trted to picture schoot hte at tts best tn xtrner Hu chtns t-hgh. Even though our country ts engaged rn a great war, thxs htt e book tnatcates some ot the achteve- ments ot a trne student o rn the ttetd ot trhgh Schoot Educatron e sa ute e Wx rner t-tutchrns stu ents r e arrne orces and to our Senxo s ot WA5 we vlrsh you reat success as you approach new horxzons anks to t e Annuat Stott and rts Sponsor tor a second successtut eartron ot our earboo Yours sxncerety ,L pf? 4 ,Aj Wattace tl Denby Prrncrpat ff 0.-1' Qffg 'Id-xn ,J--'J' wi tiff gat wg, 4 ,R A 4 .uWds e bd: 15 W? -11-ve W' - t I I I X . b . W , X th 'X - ' A ' n 'Ch Z r, as , ' r ' 9 , tx ' X txt xr ' n y ' ' y tc. I , F ,711 jf! 1.1.4 , ,W - J . V ij, 2f:f'g??', ,ig-gfg5f'.1:.'.,3IZ,. ffl ! ,Q, -- W 4-'fff f'fT'?J::-js -'-. -. -- V ,rl 1. yr ,. -, ..,,,WA, U. - 1 lngyyfnl D . Nl ,H .Ji . . 5, - g yy-gggpyg gt-til-R,e?iP'u A L Nlr1f. '- ' 'f - - .J , 1.. ,,, 1 .. ,5,A , : 17'M 'W ' , . - .. 43, -4?iL,I..Wr..aw I x N,,f5 ks. K MW H45 Vfzmiiffiw if k 1534: .si,f??g2?SM EWR X X, QDVHIUISTRQTIUU E. Basketball, Baseball M DEGREES 'E -I l , SUBJECTS - lm ll .xv . -.. x .4 1 4 Q m -sl as b LM. ' Miss Inez Moss Mr. Turner Mr, Hendrick x 5.5. and M.A. 5.5. B.s., M,s,u, ' American and World Algebra-Geometry Bqnd.5iology. V History Physics Science -In ,.. ' i 55. M, ,ww M ,ff swf 2 ..II?'41!-:J-fb g X 'W' . . . 31.2 Wx 55, l - lll. V . . .1 h ---- i . ,f .- ., 'i 1 M 5 Mr. Parmer Miss Cornelius L Coach of Fooiball, B.A. English-Journalism l 9. Mrs. Barker ' Miss West Miss Phillips B.S. Homemalcing and English 5 . if Mrs. Brannon B.S. B.S. 8.5. 81h Grade 81h Grade Typing-Shorthand -Yi-7 ----f v- - PHYSICS NORMAN TURNER SCIENCE GENERAL SCIENCE FORREST HENDRICK 9' ? ENGLISH IV MARGARET CORNELIUS ENGLISH EIGHTH GRADE DORIS wesrx BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BOOKKEEPING E. L. REYNOLDS . .,., ,. . SHORTHAND MRS. A. V. BRANNON - -, GH S HOME ECQNOMICS ' ROBBYE PHILLIPS BOYS in GEOMETRY NORMAN TU RNER s Xa MATHEMATICS MATH RUBYE BARKER I l R BAND , , Q FORREST HENDRICH P R w. v HISTORY and MUSIC 5 , WORLD HISTORY INEZ MOSS fv-fw--v-T-:Y ,iqsgwgm-wzfi f---1-fri,-Vffffo---1... Y.,v..f...- , , , .4-my- YT, . . ,. .,-- Y., ,. efirwlorxe ,-,,. ...nu- T 5' , WQABTT- 5 f EPS M , , ' ik mm WM.: 1 L I 'I,'.Q-Q: izz . V' BRUCE PAT BEARD BOBBY DAVIS President Vice-President ,M JONI JEWEL HARRINGTON MARILYN NEWTON SGCTSTUFY Treasurer .N Aw 'WVR fw f . ffklh, 4 -cl., f X 1 - ful. J ,x as -. I , A 2' ring 4 Q 2 . , , gfeQ Lgyf' If ffjzs If-H' - Q3 A ,,:,,.,,ge,,,..,.f. ,wmv T-. fr- ----cw H BEARD, BRUCE PAT Wilmer, Texas Press, Club, President of Senlor Class, 'Vice-President of Junior Class, Football Captain '44, Basketball, Baseball, Or- chestra, Band, Junior Play, Annual, Pa- per, Class Favorite, Senior Play, Who's Who '45. ggbgjbf EX .. f - Dau uf CARTER, DOROTHY Hutchins, Texas F.H.T. Club, Band '44, Publicity -Man- ager of Junior Play, Pep Squad, Basket- ball, Valley Ball, Baseball. DAVIS, BOBBY Hutchins, Texas 4-H Club, Press Club, Vice-President of Student Council '42, Vice-President of Freshman and Sophomore Classes, Pres- ident of Junior Class, Junior Play, Most Popular Boy of Junior Class, Football, Baseball, Basketball, School Favorlte, Senior Play, Who's Who. FAGAN, MARIE Wilmer, Texas F.H.T. Club, Choral Club, Volley 'Ball, Baseball, Paper, Annual. F IPPIN, VIRGINIA ROSE BROOKS, BONNYE JEAN Ferris, Texas Press Club, 4-H Club, F.H.T. Club, Sec- retary of 4-H Club, Vice-President of F.H.T., Pep Squad, Band, Maiorette, Drum Major '44-'45. CAVIN, HELEN Hutchins, Texas 4-H Club, F.H.T. Club, Cheer leader '44, Secretary of Sophomore Class, Band, Flag Bearer '43, Junior Play, Press Club, Basketball, Reporter of Freshman Class, Snapshot Editor of Annual, Class Favorite, Who's Who. DUFEK, MARILEE Hutchlns, Texas Presldent of 4-H Club, President of F.H.T. Club-'42, Gold Star 4-l'l Girl of Dallas County '44, Junior Play, Paper, Basketball, Senior Play, Who's Who. FISHER, HOWARD RAY Wilmer, Texas Press Club, Junior Play, Band '43. 75.2-5 LJ' 69-4 - 4f4,!6'- FRAZIER, MARY JANE tchlns, Texas , Hutchins, TCXUS F.H.T. Club,, Pep Squad, Volley Ball, Choral Club. .I. F.H.T. Club, Choral Club, Basketball, Valley Ball, Baseball, Who's Who. A nfs , ' J I , 5 5: Q A Zl?i'3?,5 I' 'V 1.,.. ,, , GOOCH, LeROY Wilmer, Texas Band, Orchestra, Football, Baseball, Basketball, 4-H Club, F.H.T. Club, Who's Wh o. GULLEDGE, FANNIE BELLE Hutchins, Texas F.H.T. Club, 4-H Club, Press Club, Pep Squad. HARRINGTON, JONI Wilmer, Texas Secretary of Senior Class, Treasurer of Press Club, Secretary of Homemaking Club, Band, Flag Bearer '43, Cheer Lead. er '44, 4-H Club, Junior Play, Paper and Annual, Favorite Girl of Junior Class '43, Press Club, School Favorite, Senior Play. 3 'fl 3 is JENKINS, RUBY Wilmer, Texas ,www Homemalzing Club, Choral Club, Volley Ball, Baseball. l.USK, FREDDA Wilmer, Texas Press Club, Homemaking Club, 4-H Club, E815 Squad, Paper and Annual, Base- U . Ox fl, ,X J F 45 lb Q GROSS, HARRY BURTON Huichins, Texas Band, Junior Play, Basketball, Baseball. el 0 3 of ' I Q T ii I mf HACKER, ROY EDWIN Hutchins, Texas Press Club, Electrician for Junior Play, Paper and Annual, Who's Who. JARNAGIN, VILMA Dallas, Texas Press Club, Homemaking Club, 4-H Club, Vice-President 4-H Club '45, Reporter Homemalzing Club '45, Cheer leader '44, Paper and Annual. LOWRY, DOYLE Dallas, Texas I- Band. Moses, IDA BELLE I Hutchins, Texas Junior Play, Band, Homemaking Ci , 4-H Club, Basketball. ee- ww--. KT: v. .-, W-unsung: ?.-wwf--V V I NEWTON, MARILYN PATTERSON, BILLY Wilmer, Texas Wilmer' TCXG! National Honor Society, F.H.T. Club, His- Band. torian Club, Secretary F.H.T. Club, Trea- surer National Honor Society, Treasurer Senior Class, Paper, Senior Play, Who's Who. nnsnson, ooms PETTQN, JAMES .feffi Wilmer, Texas . Wllmlf, TCXUS ' Prqu Club, FJ-l,T, Club, Pep Squad, Band, Junior Play, Baseball, Orchestra, Baseball, Basketball, Paper and Annual. Who's Who. if r Z- 01, PYLE, LOTTIE FAYE Wilmer, Texas ,ima -4-VGVW' 'F ' IQQX' RONEY, JEANEL Hutchins, Texas Homemaking Club, Choral Club, Base- Band, F.H.T. Club, Homemalcing Club, ball, Valley Ball, Baseball, P.E. ROWAN, MARY ELLEN Hutchins, Texas Press Club, Annual, Paper. Cx x SAN DLIN, ROBERT x AX Dallas, Texas LQ .- WE E J I Basketball, Ba seball. W RUSSELL, LEON Wilmer, Texas fi f. if -is 5 f SEARS, JEANNE g Hutchins, Texas Press Club, Literary Club, Homemaking Club, 4-H Club, Freshman Treasurer, Sophomore Secretary, Junior Treasurer, Junior Play, Football Sweetheart, Score- keeper and Timekeeper, Basketball, Pep faxed, Band, Paper, Annual, .Who's el C 97-02 fxfp-ay. igfrg. A . 5: ,.,.,,'. Qzzis Nw' ,-agus, ,C yr, wi' A. ' X itll is: I ll' ll llffr, . H, V ml? ., 'u, V , 'f f ,, I Y 'J' .1 lifgrql lp - , iig - uwZ 'ly fQ i l .gk l' . ' i W ' ,A 2 ' 1 x Q r I 3 A As SEARS, MARY BESS Hutchins, Texas National Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Press Club, Homemaking Club, Pres- ident of Freshman Class, President of Sophomore Class, Secretary of Junior Class, Band, Secretary of National Hon- or Society, Secretary of Student Council, Junior Play, Pep Squad, Paper, Class Editor of Annual, Senior Play, Who's Who. TIGERTT, THOMAS Hu Wilmer, Texas National Honor Society '44, '45, Press Club '44, '45, 4-H Club, President of National Honor Society '44, '45, Secre- tary of Freshman Class '41, High Boy on Football Team '43, Football '42, '43, '44, Baseball '43, Basketball '42, '44, Band '41 to '45, Junior Play '43, Paper, Editor-in-Chief of Annual, Senior Play, High Boy -in Football Team' '44, Who's Who. WADE, CHARLES ' , tchins, Texas Press Club, 4-H Club, Manager of Foot- ball Team '42, Captain of Football Team '44, Football, Baseball, Most Popular Boy of School '44, Senior Play, Presi- dent of Press Club, President of 4-H Club, Assistant Editor of Paper, Who's Who. SOUTH, J. S. Wilmer, Texas Press Club, Band, Orchestra, Junior Play, Football and Basketball Manager, Paper, Senior Play. TRESP, BILLIE Wilmer, Texas Press Club, Homemaking Club, 4-H Club, Reporter Junior and Senior Classes, Edi- l l tor of Eagle Eye, Band, Maiorette, Jun- Y ior Play, Paper and Annual, Senior Play, Who's Who. ,T ,Tx ' -.J WARD, ROY Dallas, Texas F.H.r. club, 4-H Club, Press Club, soap. ball, Baseball, Baseball Manager. X L ,Kf-ws.. ....4 W 'W A L A , gl f,.A-,,,x,VM V ,J 1 CN ff f 3' - J ,gf M r I 'il ' ' ' A . J. l ,ga Laing JUUIORS ....d,.., ,, . .. ,...---...-.....-.........---.. . 1 ...4-:f----- 1 -M. I-L -uahm-....,- .. ,- I if I 5 C -x AE . M ,,-' :E EZDELL CAIN BOBBY TAL ING 6N President Vice-President '573 60954 A V 4fL5f,-zafff' , 016 'lj xi' f-Tv xv LL? 1? :. 'Q' A W PATSY RAWLINS , Secretary lefak V 4 My KATHERINE CHAPMAN X Treasurer g 'if Q , 5 I ' ' 7 Z 1 M M Allen, Jane Anderson, Bobbye Barton, Billy Bean, Billy Bean, Millie Beaver, Virginia Conner, Oleta- Dickerson, Belly Gant, Beftye Jane Glasgow, Anne Mae Jordan, Billie Jean McKee, Doyle Minor, CQW. Mussina, Fred Newman, Lester Parrish, Lucile Rawlins, Billy Renfro, Jane Wil'-iams, Joe X ,gp . Y?'4'Q- Aww 4 A MS, A-rx 4' 'X 'Wan N was 'hm ..x,.,6 ,wa ff-..,.,. X 'f J .W , lm ffl -we ,MN 'in 'vs '3- X N K in y 11 ,gi A 4 , vm ,vm , , EJ .ag - Q 'ifi 2, 'ik bi, l 5 X Q L F I f 2 fff , e' -- ,FQ lt 1 ' f T' IX' 111.5 Af K , '71 ,V ,Q-, Hx. 3, W ,- xx, 1 If fl , Sify X, 4 x i fe? 'G W W X D SUPHOIUUHES 2 , . .4..,... . .. ,. , -.un.mA.lmL..-. 5 M. :.:. A 1:1 gi., ,, 1, js- !! f ,,. f M HOWARD COLLIER Vice-Presideni' 1 Av! Wi :I- ' wp-. GERALD BEAN Treasurer .24 -11 ..,.1f?YLw- Y - Apperson, Jack Bigham, Nellie Faye Blanton, Weldon Burkes, Marvelle Cain, Lois ' Cunningham, Joe Hacker, Bobby Harrison, Russell Hicks, Barbara Hicks, Manon Jenkins, Jackie Jones, Paul ie- -H Loggins, Layland Lonon, Winiford Lonon, Mary T- - - q,'-.---.- afedamafzed. K 1 J? wi 'i im A F rf- i, as 915 -agp, in M. if ic..- MM Liebel, Frankie Mullins, Louise McCormick, Kelly McKee, Donald 0'Keefe, Jeon Osborn, Cora Francis Paul, W. L. Pilgrim, Betty Perry, Doris Pyle, Mcincy Jo Rowan, Patsy Slocum, Joyce Sfaggs, Geraldine Surraft, Doroiliy Youngblood, Mary -- Y-Y, Y -A-na--. V --H-Y rf- -.491-H--N - W- fX P'-. f 'x df X5 FRESHVHEU .,...4,.-, ,..,.4,-- ., . ..,.-. - 1- Ll ...v,Q.A----M-1-a-au-- --4-EM ,LW WILEY WILSON President NORMA TODD Secretary Pr S OFFQCERS J. D. PARSONS Vice-President OZXQL L44 ff! 4417, fb? 35 -fa I x 41 A4 'P . , Me , 4-f L' Esn-:ER JANE DAVIDSON V' 43 Treasurer if QD li . 2 ' ,-:. 'T-. ' ' iii. Acrea, Charlene Faye Acrea Charles Edwgglfg! 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Moten Essmam Vice-President Secretary 1-,mw,,, x .1 V if iv 11 BILLIE TRESP ' Editor of Paper NU 1'Gi'11-R Ah Tx-gig, of 4452044 skuce aww DA VI Football cFAnLes S Football E. WADE Fo Likouuic ofball if -' 'J X PETTON J Amigo ac Roy l l 1 'in' 444 7040 Sears 'Y B955 . wqon Mo N,arlY ' Ne Helen C-own M ,Schol0rSl1lP Qriizzjliegqper QI On the .basis of character, leadership, depend- ability, scholastic ability, and extra curricular acti- vities, the 'Facult chose these seniors to a ear in P Who's Who . . Hacker M ary Lee Dufek NDePen dabili 'Y WY IS . - - Jeanne seclculor Activites ,cum P-ui wH+--.,,.f.f- - ,, .. W iv--lugs.-4 T:- ':. ':-:-N , --4 V- ,,,,. - nv , ,L I. 4..,m-V V- ..,. M.. H.. '--- MTL- ,, ,,uT, is - M A ij ,EH mk'm'Q , ?, , . , ,' I QTHLETICS' , H W, f iffy. V wi' Q 4 NJ U f Q COACH HENRY PARMA ' A ASSISTANT COACH R. L. SPRINGER ' -u4 J ' X:r ' BI - DISTRICT CHAMPS I FOOTBALL SQUAD f-t----- - w 1 . .fy , Y M , T 1. 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A H, .- me-Q, M5 LM 4 fwwczfe aw za , L' -:- 1' ,Lf-wa, '-' -'rfb 'ifsw t fZ ?Q 1 HOWARD COLLIER IIBurII Second Left Guard First Year Letterman Sophomore JOHN SHERMAN SOUTH Manager ' Lwgwygix 1 was ,L .v QW, J A -W? fe gf ' L pcL1,.00fw' , -Mx 'fwxwixtfifiez ', 'M A ' wg, ' ' ,, Mzmsiv. 'A 'zfqei A .,., 'tx-me ' we , J. D. PARSONS TaIl Shorty A P55542 3 fr' of fe wPfs'f? Afwff i eflwcfzf Second Left End First Year Letterman gk 9 - 3? 5 ROY WARD i Amos Second Center First Year Letterman Senior T THE SEASON-Bl-DISTRICT CHAMPS W. H. H. S. 32 Forest B 0 W. H. H. S. 26 Pleasant Grove 0 W. H. H. S. 20 Vickery-Hillcrest 6 W. H. H. S. 34 Midlothian 7 W. H. H. S. 31 Lancaster 7 W. H. H. S. ' ' 1? Forney 0 W. H. H. S. 54 Richardson 0 W. H. H. S. 19 Jesuit CDallas, Texasj 0 W. H. H. S. 34 Ferris - 0 W. H. H. S. 34 Kerens CDist. 'l6B Champj 0 W. H. H. S. 29 Strawn fDist. 7B Champj 0 342 20 BI-DISTRICT CHAMPS Bi-District Champs! The 'I944 football season was the most successful ever enioyed by the Blue and White eleven. In not a single game were the W. H. Eagles outgained or outplayed. Many reasons could be given for their success, but the two outstanding ones were harmony and determi- nation. A The Eagles scored 342 points to 20 for the opponents in eleven games which included a victory over Kerens, the 'I6B champions, in a game that was not an official bi-district clash. W. H. H. S. 32, FOREST B 0 Before ea large' crowd, the W. H. Eagles started the season off poorly, scoring seven points the first half. However, they found themselves able to score four touchdowns in the sec- - ond. It was a good game so early in the season. Two touchdowns were scored on passes, Davis engineering the pass play to left end Billy Patterson, and LeRoy Gooch a wing back for touchdowns. . Bruce Pat Beard, running from the fullback posi- tion, ripped the Forest line to pieces. Charles Wade backed the line in a rugged manner. ' 'Y w. H. H. s. 26, PLEASANT G-Rove, o P The following week the W. H. Eagles met the . L . 'W Pleasant Grove Bobcats on the Pleasant Grove field. The Bobcats were a big, rugged and a well-coached rzfqkef J team. The Eagles earned every inch of the ground to -M ' score 26 points. , 'f l .X A 6 -2 5 On offense, the line opened holes for Bruce Beard to plunge through. Charles Wade at center and Billy Rawlins at guard sparked the line play. Four touch-. downs were scored, three were made on running plays and one on a pass play. Bruce Beard scored two, Bobby Davis and LeRoy Goochone each. LeRoy Gooch made a circus catch on a pass thrown by Bobby Davis at the goal line for the last touchdown. W. H. H. S. 20, VICKERY-HILLCREST 6 ' The Eagles traveled to Vickery-Hillcrest, playing the only afternoon game .of the season. Every year a team has to play a game where any- thing they do is opposite of what they would like to do. The reason is. simple, An overdose of over-confidence. The Eagles were caught by surprise as they did not expect as much from their opponents as they had offered, consequently the knocks re- ceived in this game seemed much harder and the tackles more vicious from their opponents than in any other game. The only thing the Eagles could do right was to come out on top with the score. Touchdowns were made by Bobby Davis, Bruce Beard, and Paul Jones. 1 W. H. H..S. 34, MIDLOTHIAN 7 Midlothian came to W. H. H. S. to seek revenge for the loss they re- ceived from the Eagls the previous year. Midlothian had a big, rugged, and a fast team. Allen, in all probability, was the fastest man ever to step on the Eagle field. He was a constant threat. ' The ends, Billy Patterson, Tommy Tigrett, and J. D. Parsons had a very busy night turning Allen in with his end sweeps. All three men carried out their assign- ments well. Johnnie Carr and Charles Wade played a fine game on defense. - -- Bobby Davis showed the Bobcats howto carry the WN il pigskin, for on three occasions he crossed their goal line. The three runs were beautifully executed and once past the line of scrimmage, Bobby side-stepped the secondary for long runs. LeRoy Gooch made a beau- tiful catch of a flat zone pass and then ran twenty- four yards to cross the goal line. Bruce Beard hit the center of the line for six yards to score six points. 4 1 W. H. H. S. 31, LANCASTER 7 5 . . A real rival, the Lancaster Tigers, came to our grid- iron on October 20th. This is always a grudge game. Playing before the largest crowd of the season, the Eagles ran roughshod over the Tigers to a tune of 31 to 7. A In the line Tommy Tigertt at left end, Bobby Talk- ington and Fred Mussina at tackles crashed through to rush the Tiger backs before they could get started . on a run or a pass. Bruce Beard scored the five touch- downs made by the Eagles. Three of these he made on running plays and two on flat zone passes thrown by Bobby Davis. Billy Patterson at right end helped set up one of the touchdowns by leaping high into the air to catch a pass from two opponents who were ready to intercept. Lancaster's lone touchdown was scored in the last quarter on two suc- cessive hide-out plays. s y u ' W. H. H. S. 19, FORNEY O On to Forney! With six games played and being undefeated, the Eagles took on their toughest rival of the season in conference play. This was the game of the season for both elevens. Both teams were determined to win, alprfect set-up. The blocking and tackling for both teams was very hard and rugged. ' A scoreless quarter was played with each team feeling the other out. ln the second quarter, the Eagles worked their running 'plays within the shadow of the Jackrabbits' goal line. Bruce Beard went off his own right tackle for the two yards to score. The score remained this way as the first half ended. ' On the first play from scrimmage of the second half, Bruce Beard squeezed through a hole opened by Fred Mussina, Tommy Tigertt, and Ez- dell Cain 'off of left tackle, crashed through, -reversing his field to run 71 yards for a touchdown. The .lackrabbits could not get started, and the 'best they could do was to make two first downs through- out the night. Fredd Mussina and Bobby Talkington, stopped everything coming their way. Ezdell Cain, the Eagle quarterback, found a weak spot in the Jackrab- bit line and took it upon himself to romp through. The ' last touchdown was scored by Bobby Davis going around his own right end after receiving a lateral pass from Bruce Beard. 1 The Eagles left the field a very happy squad. A hard-earned victory. q f u 4 W. H. H. s. 54, RICHARDSON' o ggiiwmmq. The steam roller, the W. H. Eagles, kept rolling as f ig Q--gi ....,x. they rolled over the Richardson Eagles by a top heavy score. The W. H. Eagles unleashed their power on the T Richardson Eagles and scored almost at will. The W. H. -4.- . N Eagles seemed as though they gained momentum, for ,U their tackling and blocking was harder as the season rolled along. - T rtv.2 1 ..5 J This marked the first time that the W. H. H. S. de- feated Richardson on their home field. Bruce Beard, with good blocking, scored the first touchdown. LeRoy Gooch made three of the touchdowns. His pass receiving was spectacular and his running of the reverse plays, with the ball being hidden on his his hip. Bobby Davis made two touch- downs, one after receiving a lateral to the weak side'from Bruce Beard. Charles Wade intercepted a Richardson pass and ran 34 yards for another SCOFS. W. H. H. S. 19, JESUIT O In a non-conference encounter, the Eagles defeated the Jesuit High Rangers of Dallas, 19 to O, on a mudddy field. As any other opponent would do, the Rangers knew that they were playing an undefeated eleven, and thereby came prepared to de-feather the rampaging Eagles. All of the touchdowns were scored on running plays. Ezdell Cain scored the first touchdown off of the famous T formation on a quick opening play. Bobby Davis scored two, the second being on a lateral from Bruce Beard, who raced sixty-eight yards on a beautiful run. W, H. H. S. 34, FERRIS 0 ' The Eagles, a team physically fit and mentally right, met the Ferris Yellowiackets who were pointing the entire season towards this game. The Yellowiackets won this game, a three-way tie would have resulted within the conference. A perfect setting for a cham- pionship game. The Yellowiackets, coached by Sher- man Fletcher, received the opening kick-off and went right to work, working the ball up to the W. H. 15- yard line, before losing the ball on downs. The game was about nine minutes old, when a surprise play, a single reverse with LeRoy Gooch hid- ing the ball on his hip and running fifty-two yards to -'li the Ferris own two-yard line. On the next play Bobby Davis went over for the first touchdown. This reverse play was the turning point of the game. Bobby Davis calling plays on the offense built this reverse play strategically. Ferris was caught flat footed. Bl-DISTRICT CHAMPS With the kick-off play beginning the second half, Bruce Beard-returned the ball 'ninety-two yards for a touchdown, only to have the play called back because of an off-side pen- alty'on the kick-off formation. This was the outstanding play of the season, not only because of the run, but the manner in which the Eagles blocked for Beard. Other touchdowns were made by Bobby Davis, who scored twice, Bruce Beard and Ezdell'Cain. In the line Fred Mussina and Bobby Talkington at tackles, Tommy Tigertt at end and Charles Wade at center were outstanding. W. H. H. S. CChamps Dist. TZBJ 34, KERENS CChamps Dist. l6BJ O Both teams having an off week before meeting their re- spective Bi1District opponent, and each playing only nine games up to date, played a matched game in Kerens on Thursday, November 30th, before a huge crowd. Paced by Bobby Davis, the Eagles wallopqd the Bobcats 34 to O. Davis made three touchdowns, sidestepping and weav- 'ing his way for seventy-three yards on one run, and passed for another. Davis, one of the best backs to ever represent tlfile Blue and White, exhibited the qualities that make a back great. Ezdell Cain and Bruce Beard made the other tallies. The score at the end of the first half was 7 to 0. The Eagles could not get started, but found themselves in the second half to score 27 points. . Charles Wade and Fred Mussina starred defensively for the Eagles, while Henderson Carroll, big left end for Kerens, was a constant worry to the Eagles attack. . w. H. H. s. CDist. IQBJ 39, STRAWN quasi. 7BJ o The Eagles staged a touchdown parade to trounce a game Strawn Greyhound eleven in their bi-district encounter on a neutral field in Ferris. Bobby Davis, in the first play frorri scrim- mage for the Eagles, packed the ball on his hip in a very de- ceptive bootleg play and scampered sixty-two yards for a touchdown. So precise was the blocking that not a single hand was laid on him. From there, the championship march was on. V 77177, v W ,,,, 7 YY - - W V,--7----ww,-V-vmw Bl-DlsTRlcT CHAMPS G Davis slashed through the 'line for twenty-seven yards and another score midway in the first quarter. He passed to Beard, in the left flat zone, for six more points after the second stanza began. LeRoy Gooch, Eagle half, scored on a delayed reverse buck after a Davis to Gooch pass had put the ball on the two- yard line. A In the final quarter with the tiring Greyhounds unable to gain, the 12B champions sped through the line for two final touchdowns 'as Beard went off tackle to score and Charles Wade, a center, intercepted a sfruwh pass to cross pay dirt. A- pass, Davis to Tigertt, scored the last point of the season. , The seniors playing their last game for the Blue and White were: . Co-Capt. Bruce Beard, Co-Capt. Charles Wade, Bobby Davis, LeRoy Gooch, Tommy Tigertt, Billy Patterson and Roy Ward. A fine season has come to an end. It ended as it began in our first huddle before each game. Once again may I say in this last huddle to you young men: ' Rock and sock, block and tackle, . May the breaks be with you, May God bless you. f 5 Zmkezfdallf NORMAN TURNER C h -IUIN 'Tl -I bm J 3 M l 1 L,A, , y, ,A 'j:'ECzxftflif T ',',.,: ,T M 3- 7 .ih WWE L , W X,..,A , YlAAv7 X W MYR! -1 sm, M4 r. K?i..,m,,,:.,,. V smug, f Q A WSJ f f3MWww9,: , ' M' if , ' ww ' 5 . . L l 2 HENRY PARMA Coach 5 Q N .L ,Q , 'W' W ' L 'f ww- N 7 ,J ,, ,S Qggfiw, Q. ' A 3 ,... .4- . ,sw-,fx li if if i F V. 1 .,. 4: I w r P r 4 1 'I E r ,.:.,,,, vvq E 2 s 'i I +. - FQM,-,V---f ,,,4,+j?.QQ5 ,Wa WQW-Zg, WW W 2 r G F gh . , ' 21- 9 1 4:1 5:3 . RE I A' - 'L Q A A 4 ag 2 gf x iii? 2195 BQ , ,mg gif? HZ' ' 13334 QQ 5? if v4 I N 3, BASEBALL NQRM Cofich ARMA RY P MEN Coach -A N I k U 1 K1 Nu . U W I u 1 ,m.,.,,,.,, f .an-uv,-no - . -J w WU 5,724-.,1. Quan, ' 'wwvnue-wv'Nr:-swam -wvwDMlIamNn+r.m,. - I ' 0 BOARD OF' EDUCATION S. L. NAPIER. PRESIDENT W. F. SEARS. VICE.-PRESID L. H. RENFRC. SECRETARY J. G. BUCHANAN ROV GOOCH F P. KELLER JONES F. STADDEN WILMER-HUTCHINS PUBLIC SCHOOLS E. L. REYNOLDS, SUPERINTENDENT- Wilmer, Texas April 19, 1945 Dear Students: The Staff of the 191.5 publication of the Eagle is proud to present what it considers one of the most distinctive Annuals ever published at W. H. H. S. 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UNDERWOOD BARBER SHOP Hutchins, -Texas KATY'S BEAUTY SHOP ' Smiling Service We Specialize ln Cold Waves ' Hutchins, Texas Phone 30 nmltm- 5... .7 -11 Compliments oi CHAPMAN'S LUMBER SERVICE STATION COMPANY MOBILGAS MOBILOIL A A At the Siqn ot the Flyinq Hutchins, Texas Red Hgfse Phone 58 A 7 H Hutchins Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN FRED CCX STORE 4582 DRUGGIST ROY SCRAGGS Soda Fountain Ferris, Texas Q Compliments of T I Q Your E Compliments of HIGH SCHOQL BUCI-IANAN'S Toon W.H.H.S. Mrs.'Ed Anderson PERRY'S BEAUTY SHoP C,,mp,,me,,,S of We Specialize In Cold Waves PHONE 6 WILMER, TEXAS ' DALLAS, TEXAS 1 l Albritton Barber and Compliments of Tallofs MATTHEWS DRUG Been Trying to Please the Public for ' 27 Years and I'11 Keep on Trying! l Hot Dogs and Ice Cream M. D. Albritton Wilmer, Texas Wilmer, Texqs Phone 5-950 Compliments of RAGSDALE VARIETY STORE Lancaster, Texas CHAVERS AND HALL Recapping and Vulcanizing Lancaster, Texas I Compliments of GORDON AND DURETT Lancaster, Texas Phone 9-l DUNNETTE BEAUTY SALON Latest Style In Hair Dressing Lancaster, Texas P Phone 21 Compliments of LANCASTER POST OFFICE LANCASTER, TEXAS Congratulations from LANCASTER HATCHERY BURROS TEX-O-FEEDS Phone 149 Lancaster, Texas nl Compliments of LANCASTER WASHETERIA Lancaster, Texas SEIGLER GARAGE We Keep 'Em Rolling Lancaster, Texas Phone 91 Compliments of Po11yanna's Beauty Shop We Improve Your Beauty Lancaster, Texas Phone 160 BURNS' GROCERY 5. MKT. We Specialize In Friendly Service to Our Customers HUTCHINS. TEXAS Compliments of PLANTERS COTTON 011. C0 MANUFACTURERS OP COTTONSEED MEAL AND COTTON SEED HULLS Local Phone H-2116 O L. D. Phone 754 4401 SOUTH FITZHUGH DALLAS, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS FERRIS BRICK COMPANY Ferris, Texas Compliments of W. E. Sweeper, Sheepsfoot Rollers, We Fix A1'1Yf1'1iY1Q Asphalt Heaters 4240 So. Lancaster W-7-8951 6000 S. Lamar Street Dallas Compliments of HERALD 1 Since 1887 It DR. A. 1. TAYLOR DENTIST An Advertising Medium Covering Southern Part of Dallas County the Res. Phone 146 Off. Phone 171 Ferris, Texas . Conqratulations I 4 V . . 0 -, CITY CAFE WAR 4 Best Food In Town - Ferris, Texas V .. BONDS i 1 l FRANK SEGELIIS I COLONIAL PHARMACY , Prescription Experts PHONE H-5141 1644 FOREST ' FOREST AVENUE FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Line of Home Furnishings 1624 'Forest Avenue Telephone H-3314 DALLAS l5, TEXAS For More Fun At Your Dances Try The... ' ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO l SIMMONS COMPANY BEDDING MANUFACTURE I 945 South Lamar Compliments of Marilyn Belt Manufacturing Co. Ferris, Texas Q Compliments of SCHULTZ SERVICE STATION f Hutchins, Texas Dallas, Texas BUY v...- WAR v...- BONDS THE FERRIS WHEEL Your Home Town Newspaper Running 'Round and 'Round for Community Advancement At This Time and Always. We Take Great Pride In Our Closest Neighbors ' D WILMER-HUTCHINS May We Always Be Worthy oi Your Friendship and Your Patronaqe! C. H. HEAD sf soN F. M. HAMMOND COMPANY Some Stores Have Slogans . . . We Have the Goods!!! .,...--,-... . .,....,.....v- A - ---V- ---- -- LANCASTER HARDWARE CO. HAVE BEEN FRIENDS IN SERVICE TO WILMER - HUTCHINS COMMUNITIES FOR MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY Good, Warm Fire In Winter Ice Cold Water In Summer Good Friends All the Time A HARDWARE - WALLPAPER A FUNERAL DIRECTORS P 1 TIIE FIRST NATIONAL BMIK of LANCASTER, TEXAS E XF I eww Aman: 585, 000. 00 F. D. I. C. C pletof BE GRIFFI AUTO C0. 1601 S. ERVAY DALLAS, TEXAS 24Y fSq Del q IIULTEX IIIILL DISTRIBUTOR alll - 0 - Pep gee!! 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