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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

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KN -ll We of the EAGLE Staff hope that through the words and pictures of this book we will bring back many memories of the 1953-54 school year. To some of you, this will be only another book to put on a shelf, but as the years pass, we hope it will become more cherished and loved. As you look through these pages,we hope they will bring back the memories of football games, parties, Homecoming, banquets and all the other activities you have taken part in'. We especially wish to thank Mr. Bill Stokes for his cooperation in making the pictures for our yearbook. These pages represent your school and the events of the 1953-54 school year. Sandra Simmons Editor-in-Chief LECIL L SOUTH Y' H a rrlbufe to the memory of a man who served as patron trustee and col Sector of local school revenue, whose lnfe has been an msplrahon fo all Touch ed by lf, thus 1954 EAGLE IS declncafed fo CECIL L. SOUTH, I - . - WH - '-wa: .A-A 1 f -we fm ' I ' Q . ff: L' 1 X , ,1,,4xW AQ' x N S , , ' nn- H Z ll it A. W H Floyd Jr C A Maxwell MarfHl1'f Superunfendent Dee Afkm son Leroy Davis V J Taylor Harold Brownlee Frank Dufek Zonal af Zdacalcan The Wulmer Hutchins Board of Educahon rs one of far vlslon having anhcu pared most of the schools needs prlor fo fhelr becoming crlhcal O MART HITT ZW Mr Hitt s guiding hand has directed our school toward higher planes and continued improvement. Following the educational pattern he has laid down, many of our students will step their way toward a successful future. I . fl' , ' E V . , . . . . . Q BILL GARNER Under Mr Garner s undersfondmg direction and leoderslmlp the stu dent body has found on onswer to therr school problems fh S W MRS, RUBY SOUTH, Tax Collector if , . Q ,V .ll , LETTA HAMPTO N Engl :sh Algebra FRANCES WILLIAMS English 7674 Scion! 7am DERYL STEVENSON BILLIE STEVENSON wc:-F Head Coach Commercnal xr- Nev General Sclence Mm .4n .1 'UN NORMAN TURNER Math General Science 1 my ,lr- . BILL STOKE Vocational Agriculufre ISABELLE CUMMI NGS History LUC l LE COOK Home Economlcs FORREST HENDRICK Bond Director Blology CAMP CROW Soclcl Science lndusfrlcl Arts CLAUDIA HORNSBY Science Junior Business umm 749.4 7am 9'f 'Qs magf Q'-au? GEORGE YOUNG Moth Soclol Science Coach rf JOE BLACKBOURN SOCIGI Science Moth Physncol Education JO ANN BELCHER English Physical Educohon BONNIE PETERS Moth I I f a ,g y h h WZ. fn- , , A I f ' ec E c f f H J? is ML . we . -waving' Avia, .fddddlddm Sta Nd 'QW T01 MRM fw WW Mmm lil Hungry students are not happy students' To keep happy students Mrs Stadden Mrs Ashley Mrs Albrltten and Mrs Matthews prepare well balanced meals In our school cafeteria daily aatadwma Talking over c students mischief or a mann tenance problem, pictured are Mr. Todd and Mr. Patterson 9 Mr. Patterson's most fume consuming problem IS keeping the drunk machines rn operatnon. Us 4' Q Mx , mms- X ' 5 5 4? ' l X f l K 4 i s. W 1 n an ' .. I I L, ' I . ,, M, W M ,Q t ' All W7 ,Af--4 , - . . , . I . I n ' f l 1 ceaea fffzacmd lie czmyaac New sf J f 9 Z Wlnf' in L f , . -,mqqhg x A dv Hot-Rod Hare is being pestered by Peggy and Annell as he tries to work on his Mer- cury M-. - V Q2 L A f - J i K I 5 A ,V 52 If y 9 si f . 19, U 1 4 Q 4 . J x EX-Sy-Ude . Hutchins rits loin Wm., th 'H singin e Sludenr . Q the Afm S Of wilm Q Mater ef' These iuniors had their picture made S0 that they could get out of their classes, in studyholl, salesmanship, and English. ?l '55 X its 5 ' X wi A ,t ' '12 ,, f gf R Pep s 0 baseball gqmrzljers fdke time OU' qUad me 12 ,HMM ro watch A e:psfQz1f'fi'Ufi W., ,. Q. M 'Qs -,fm 0 4 Q.. ,v,..,v:, w u M Q ' A M x ff ' fiona ,ggmk .Q , 3 Q. nf i m iilltr: , , Alfie. W . K 'wzwgfy -lQif95iZi5.lff .. l Q95 ' M X 55 XM -x vm ' 1 'Q 1 W an 6 L 1 S . .. .. 9.. . W .. . 'ff f 1 ng a '35 1:53. .,,, Flkiifi . 1 A ' M - . 'ff ' ' ivl Ut i'QM.zf2fsi1gmf-2 L' wg 2,2 A iw :mv f-3222. R - wk! vgggwf-f ' fSa..Lgr1ff.1sf ' 4 l-Iifykiiii .,.-. fe, . ,, 4 A f use-11 .5 -1-gg51. fj.f 1,, fQ En:Zsfi1gff 'ftwwz-: '1'-wi .' - ,, ,,.. ,,,. ....,, . .SM A A W- fiSgy+3Ep, u . - we . K -- Al 1 7 5 - . 0 13 Lnnda Trlmmner 'Wt ,wa -pk Bullle Stevenson Sponsor 14 'Me Zagle THE EAGLl stott o WDA IS composed at reprps ntatr FV pact tm our r srl ool alas e Tlre students ara group by tl'r years preceding staff Eaclw member mu selwolastrr average and l'ravL tlfre abnllty to worls coop others Tlwz staff presents this 1954 EAGLE yearbook rn rn lwopn tlwat you ws l enloy loolslng over the lnoppenlngs ot' ln s lwoou year ll T rave a lmgn Cl vsly N tl Samara Slmmon 'R was t sa? W Martha Dufelf Lavf lle Burrow Ed tor Welaalem Malura ss Manager Art 1 Asst Edltor Busrne -'Fr-4. 'uf iF Melba Martm Davud Wrllrs S lwomoreClass Edrtor Sonya Wrlmut Junnor Class Edrtor op Joyce Wrlllams Semor Class Edntor ICTUFC Editor 'Tr ,M onla Simmons Freshman Class Ed in :tor Ruclwue Russell Actlvrtnes Editor Pat Smltlw Peggy Purves Layout Manager Layout Manager Pat Patterson Actrvltues Eantor 'wwf af' Robert Henry Sports Editor Ac-trvltnes Edltor -:PIB xx' Tomrry Cartwright Asst Sports Edutor Edltor V g, S ,,.: .Ik y t Q 'pam I an ,Q ,rag , 5 135' - Q S E r E ' S d e 'mfs Turn - l ' ot l X t l iglr ,r ' s S. 1 vote,-xl ' . o tlrtf E ,L 'X s 'L Ee - S ' tfllfl 2 'lu ' MQ I i .X . . I . ? N X C I X I 7 Y? p w! V i f .',V Q , t I T, 1' ,. 1. A -s .J ' , I u A ' 'W nw r I A A N, l P B, 1 X J 5 rr- .mf ,,.,. K my Y H I Q ',', L .ti 5 W , . A V In , V , ,,, GN P. ..... y . . , m V I . A ' -'S .f-WE ' V 4 Lt E ,M X . 3 .ar 'fr X - .N ' . ,' 1 7 g ' 'y ' it 1 'll Y V 5 A , 1, l ' L S' , f ' r 51' . . .. A A E L ll 3 S . wtf' I3 in XT K ' 7K N 1 l XL ' Me Zczgfe Zaye Cur sfhoo aaper under the dlrectton of Mrs Frances Wllllams 'W' publushed every three weeks The paper originated ln I939 and has been an cerculatxon for fourteen years Thus IS the frrst year we haxe had our paper prmted and talce great prude In our Eagle Eye Frances WI l l rams Sponsor Gres-.. tvj .i Snnrley Snzernare James Brown Business Manager Jr Hugh Editor X Judy Barber Asst .lr Hugh Edltor N 28,11 ,ah full' 41 -'mfg' sf ' is mimi Donala Cutler Asst Sports Edrtor Vernon McKlnney Marvns Freeman DeLeo Malls Sports EGIYOI' Society Edrtor MJ' rw 0 'ir -'Y Carolyn Mullins Reporter Bettie McFarlln Reporter Pat Spivey Reba Clark Reporter Reporter AQ hw N--di -4 .4lt.4 Shirley Tucker Kenneth Bass Juanita Gadd Weldon McCord Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter 23? -49 Martha Stadden Edntor Asst Society Editor 15 , l b , ' ' . ' ' , is 1 ' it K T T T - Q .1 N . A ,D A 9 V ' J 5 x A, ' ' I f an A ,L ii ikkvryq .. K I , jd , K K y ffflfq K if y I 1 ells 1 f t fe s T i' '.'J 'AE , T Y ll' 1 I Q f .se ,f , tl ,VA 'Q ' r,. xr V ' M l y ' e T ,f T . jjj V' I l . ,J ' gy. t ,IV g ,. ' LN i -. Fl yrly F-1 dxf s - ' R yll f l,gJM F R . sn 7 ve-JT L, KS L -. - ,'i?' x T 'nm' Ii C, ls , fi ff- ,' , , x :r X BAND DIRECTOR Forrest Hendrick J. Brown - Ist Lt.. S.Wilmut-2nd Lt. D. Willis - Capt. git? 17:0 in I mm gown! CENTER: McCord lDrum Maiorettei. FIRST ROW, left to right: Oxford Smith lMaiorettesQ, Johnson, Burrow, Madrigal, Williams, Minor, Danie fMaiorettesI. SECOND ROW: Russell, McBride, Brown, Laird, Hacker Trimmier, Bush, Patterson, Burns. THIRD ROW: Hammett, Hargett, Browning McCord, Clay, Wheatly, Freeman, Winniford, Lam, Anderson, Simmons Lonon, Laird, Mabra, Burrow, Davis. FOURTH ROW: Warren, Slagle, Tresp Kissell, Ragan, B. Brown, J. Brown, Wilmut, Mabra, Vaughn, Rhodes, Bowen Barber, Wagner, Paul. FIFTH ROW: Willis, Tosh, Taylor, Warren, lFlag IJSGYSFSIJ Barber, Breneman, Oxford. The sixty piece Wilmer-Hutchins Senior Band has proudly gone through the school year. It marched during half-time at each football game. One of the outstanding drills was a Waltz program in which the band played and waltzed to the tune of Till I Waltz Again With You . The band is under student government for the first time. This procedure has improved our band immensely. The band members select commissioned officers. FLAG-BEARERS We had three members in the Mass Band at the S.M.U. Band Festival this April. The band also went to the Texas Mus i cal Convention in February. The band entered in the , parade at Grand Prairie and tied for second place. . Pat 2 years JoAnn Daniel 2 years yofzelfea Smifh Mary Loyce Minor Maxine McCord LL 2 years Iva Mae Oxford I year Drum Maioreffe yr 5 51153 , 3 Years y ff f ' Pa MJ, T' X 4 in-mind 'HE' Mammal' 5 '1- I I I 1 1 JM T -fi I1 I1 gf Sum My FIRST ROW Simmons Splvey Sizemore Clark Patterson SECOND ROW Franklin Jones Hartfora Gadd Wrllnams Ramos THIRD ROW Muller Oliver Cartwright Batne Stadden Barnett Drxon FOURTH ROW Hopkins Laird Hope Kovar Brown Mullnns DeRosset FIFTH ROW Kovar Martin Stephens Freeman Hope NOT PICTURED Parham Palmore Loggins Purves Travls Tucker Dufek Our Pep Squad IS composed of forty two members All members are vot ed Into the Pep Squad by the years preceding members The cheer leaders are elected at the end of football season by the student body Before any gurl rs elugnble for cheerleader she must have been rn the Pep Squad one year and she must be passrng two out of four sublects The Pep Squad and band comblne their talents for half tnme actlvltles The drulls consust of letter formatnons pantomrmes and mulutary drrlls W 4 The Pep Squad IS under the direction of Mrs Bnllne Stevenson ,Q 55. .. 6 I 5 a-Q 1 1 'I '1 N su v 1 v Lv in :li a 5, pb K.. rx. 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I ,V g My Els!! 4 1, 18 an M CQ r' y f '4 1 A J' gg J wana :viii Pat Patterson Pat Spivey I year I year Reba Sue Clark y lzemore 2 Years 3 YSGVS Head-Cheerleader 4 years Sandra Simmons Shirle 5 Ar ff, 5 9 as mdenieom sg 'VV .Wa Left to rnght Kathryn Hacker Secretary Martha Stadden, Presudent Pat Splvey Vice President Rlchle Russell Not Puctured IS Kenneth Bass, who was absent The student council consists of one member from each home room whnch thus year was only four plus the presndent of the councll which automatlcally comes from the semor class It functions as an advisory group whnch works wnth the admnmstratnon an the planmng of all matters which pertain to students It IS the respon snbullty ofthe councxl to plan the assembly programs, and to conduct student electuons Each member of the council serves as a representatlve for the group which elected hum, and he trys to acquaint the admlnnstra tlon wlth the thanking of that particular group upon any phase of school lnfe Nw 'V in-mH Uffcce Wade Office helpers left to rlght are JoAnn Damels Sonya Wllmut Martha Stadden Sharley Suze more Lavelle Burrow Pat Spnvey Devony Murdock Joyce Wnlllams Martha Dufek DeLeo Mills and Mary Loyce Minor .fcffmfzcana Librarians left to rlght are FIRST ROW Cleo Lalrd Shirley Parker Louise Williams Glenda Barnett Mvss Cook Devony Murdock Nan Anderson SECOND ROW JoAnn Dyess Joyce Hope Linda Patterson Ollvla Ramos THIRD ROW Charletta Hull Cleo Davis Susle Stadden and Mary Loyce Minor 7714 BMX f Q v Luther Davis In Billy Ray Daniel President Treasurer Mr Bl ll Stokes Sponsor ghieislil MMS 103331 Us FIRST ROW Timothy Praslflca, Dan McBride, Bully Forner, Lewis Praslfka, Luther Davis, Jerry Davis. SECOND ROW Milton Johnston, Kenneth Hare, Buddy Hope, Johnny Hart, Robert Williams, Kenneth Bass, Robbie Clifton. THIRD ROW Glen Sturdlvant, Ray Russell, Richard Breneman, Johnny Dyess,Terry McAnally, Milton Webb, Richard Davis, Leroy Bell, Bruce Moulder, Pat Patterson,Sweetheart. FOURTH ROW Pat Harris, Wesley Henson, Charles Eddleman, Billy Bell, Billy Daniel, J. L. Oxford, James Llebel, Donald Johnson, Harvey Parker. is 2 in 1 asa, T M , ,WV I I f L 9 i . W 'V J ' T ' - -.., I .. 1 K 4 , r . ' A J . .. - r V , 4 ' , , 1. L A , n 4 5 I .. , i P ,,.,,,, S V' - L U L fET,2r,24Z:rf:-31,':-'ima , 5' g - ' . Q ' ' ':-,vzim-fp-,,z-' , I , 3 . J . , u Q , ' S s 4 N SJ ' 'tg ' 3 Q , ll az l ' Q . Q l N! ,,s, f N , ' ., A y W y J A ,,,,,, . A , J '-.F 1 ,N , I V A 3 , ws... , ' , is , J T Q 'J , 1 1 3 9 . ' , , at ' 9 If Q L' ,nf V L Q - gl.. -W , V ' , -M, ' f N s I Q qi ' ls S , ft Q as M 5 C J. - ,N I ' 5 5 W M 5, , , . f rf S 4 Q 'fi' ' xv . Kenneth Bass and hrs second place Angus steer at the Houston Fat Stock Show 1954 7az'wze cmmefzc in ,4cz'6m Robbre Cllfton showlng Dan McBride one of hrs rabbits that he has for has prolect Robbue raised 60 broxlers and had 75 doe rabblts for prolects thus year James Llebel wrth a few ofhrs 150 brollers that he raised for a prolect thus year ----.14-Q,,n.,. First year boys practxclng for the Livestock Judging Team Here they are dascusslng the good and bad polnts of a brood sow . . . . . Zlilr. . . II 1 A .V Y ' Q.. 1 . Q , -Y a ,, , MH - - 5,5 at , . . . ri. A My - if . .dawg B s 776-4 rr-wg, 14. 'i FIRST ROW Joyce Hope Hnstoruan Jerry Wagner Plano Player Joan Russell Song Leader Mass L Cook Sponsor Patrick Henry Boy Friend Glenda Barnett Treasurer Devony Murdock President Reba Sue Clark Parllamentarlan Shirley Sizemore Reporter Martha Dufelc Vice Presldent Officers modellng clothes they made In Homemak ng on Shirley Green s Third Year Homemalcnng gurls pack T V how Chrlstmas baskets for needy famnlues --.......,.. r 1 I 1 51 v yr 1 1 --1 ,a.. , '-'-'1 fn K Q - .TH I gli 1 .. H l f,lE3lf f 1 ifsfxli 1 Q'5.l3I1.1..T'I Q 1 - . I 4 N Q M ' 1 , . 4. X r I or T VA W . .r , 1. u , Q k . 1' 1 Q 1 s. ,. ' w . 1 5 'L TT ...,.-1 I ' A 1, 5 A N 4 , , J X. 3 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' . ' 1: ' lr, , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 I 1 2 I - Q 0 : D I . . . ' 1 . . S . - 7. 7414, FIRST ROW Martha Dufek JoAnn Russel Jerry Nell Wagner, Joyce Hope, Glenda Barneff, Devony Murdock Shlrley Sizemore Reba Sue Clark Patrnck Henry Boy Friend Mrss Lucille Cook Sponsor SECOND ROW Peggy Purvls Delo Mrlls Joyce Hope Martha Sta den Sonya Wllmuf Paf Splvey Carolyn Mullins Nan Anderson Llnda Lee Trlmmler, Marcadla Webb THIRD ROW CharloHeTayIor Janne Duxon Louuse Wlllrams June Chambers Joy Brown Norma Tosh Patsy Jean Smlth Ceclle Massey Blllle DeRosseft, Sandra Nan Jones FOURTH ROW Maxine McCord Annell Travis Juanita Gadd Alice Carfwrlghf JoAnn Ollver Onla Loss Franklln Judy Leafherwood Martha Tye Bonnie Hope, Esther Laird Chapter Mothers Mrs Mary Jones Hongrqry Members M Hrft Mr Mrs R D Wllmuf and Mrs Warren Akmson, and Mr Garner Q u I I I 0 'I I II. l I I I I I I - 3 I I I '- I I I I I v 3 I I I I I I I I ' : . I . I . I . . I I I I I ' : . : r. ' , I U 0 1 9 ' l 0 'W I swfsrf-wffavffw S srrss :K A H -ii l amz! H045 The Choral Club IS pictured here as a group Besides presenting programs at Ferris and Lan caster they performed at the Chrustmas Pageant and other school functions and actlvltles lt composed of hugh school students from freshmen through sensors FIRST ROW left to right Phylla Vanderpool Sandra Jones Marcad1aWebb Ona Lots Franklln Cleo Davns Joyce Hope Nan Anderson June Chambers Dorothy Hartford Janne Dlxon Glenda Barnett SECOND ROW Came Sue Powell Zona Wlnnlford Norma Tosh Wanda Miller JoAnn Ollver Jerry Nell Wagner Norma Paul Elaine Vaughn Vlrglnla Batle June Hopkins Amece Laird THIRD ROW Patrncla Lonon Nanry Kassel Annell Travis Joy Brown Joan Russell Dnxue Tnttsworth Alnce Cartwrrght Wanda Wullnams Nancy Wakeland FOURTH ROW Gwen Stevens Ann Hastings Devony Murdock Charlotte Taylor Shurley Paul JoAnn Danlel Mary Munor Janlce Bowen Bonme Hope, Kathryn Hacker Louise Wrlllams and Ruth Jones Forrest Hendrl ck Kathryn Hacker Dlrector PIGFHST 0 - , . IS . I : I I I I I I I I I I ' : I I I I I I I I I 1 ' 3 r ' 1 1 I I I I I 9 : I I I I I I I I I I . f I fl ' w ith wwf--7 4 w,,,,.,:g , . 'sf' V , 'Q ilfw far? Ms X34 fm 5-A T54 'P tYg.ft'fY'fY't 11' :urn 3 1, A FIRE DRILLS like crvrl defense, are something you cannot wart to practice until you need rt, hoplng that such a disaster never strikes our school Wrlmer Hutchins students maintain orderly and well rehearsed plans to cope with such a srtuatron 026 p'Z66l60!4f600t ..,,' J.. l With fire, safety lies in distance rather than in numbers. These boys, Kenneth Bass, Fire Chief, Roy Wilson and Hr rvey Parker, Assis tants, help keep things orderly. Students maintain orderly lines in front of the building after marching to safety during one of our drills 27 t fl , r c r . Q ' wi. .W-:nm , i af' ,f'5llI.f'f wif? if l ' .Aim-9 41 '- I K , V A, ,GQ it .. EL A f'x'Qa3K., fnrfin- f ,M -ar- I F rgZfL r , ' if ,.,!'.,,-mn A ., A, str A - - li fr , J' 1 1 W ' ' a - . ' - 9' WEA -9 A , S I , an I , lg , ' i f Qin l ,fa xr W? xr ' M' t r in .U ' ' W- a no a f WI I! 1 NF gin' X, Wea!!! pzagmm - - Believing that healthy students are not only happier students, but also better students, the Wilmer-Hutchins school, in cooperation with the Dallas County Health Department and Dallas Tuberculous Association, maintain close check on all students and personnel. A nurse from the county health department malces frequent visits to checlc on the physical condition of our stu- dents. Once a year, a mobile X-Ray unit from the Dallas T.B. Association malces chest X-Rays of all sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Mr Wells X Raytechmcnan squares Glenda Barnett s shoulders prior to talcnng her chest X Ray lva Mae Oxford says ohhh for Miss Steele, 'flag County nurse during a physical check up i 'P 1 - 1 , . . ' . -'. 6 2 . 4, g .. J, M i if 1 ,- ll ll ' -ww' Hx I . A f I ' Q 17 A ge K1 wt W, .Q . fr ' at fn ,Y A 'f f . 'V V It r , '1 2 9? E x 1 JU I ive l fr l 1 M 1 J 'Gr r l 1 . 'A f. 3 V 3 k 5 Y ' tp 7751 mee 70 Zpddledem Donald Culter Mr Jones Vernon McKmney The Stranger Chrlstmas Pageant Mr Jones played by Donald Cutler endeavors to gaun admittance to see the Holy Chlld but each tnme us pro hubuted to enter by a stranger played by Vernon McKinney After Mr Jones sees the faults In hns llfe he IS per mutted to enter Bethlehem Sonya Wu lmut Reader i if ' l A A- . yi 0 A N9 wi Q 15 5 3 7 , U l ,Q Q I by - P Z 1' H f It l V, gg N, .X , 1 X I dr K , . 'W .fr ' If If , ' I I . I . . - .xx . ' X I , . lx 55 l ml e li re y ff 'm V -' 3 . ,t fe , 5' f' . I' , 1 ' I lx ,N Z ' Lff - A-,k K - ,-'I 4 V . y .V ,. .,,,,. JR GIRLS DECLAMATION Lunda Trlmmner l Sonla Snmmons 3rd SPELLING Jamce Bowen Kathryn Hacker n TYPING Ray Russell 2nd 7a1!ewc4aZa4z'cc .league lnterscholastlc League competition affords students the opportunity to put themselves agannst students of luke Interests from schools of equal suze It permits students to compete either on an undrvrdual basls on a team basls The 1954 Drstrlct Meet toolc place at Wrlmer Hutchlns this sprung Participating IH our Drstrlct 32 B Meet were Duncanvllle Kaufman Ferns Forney Rockwall Cedar Hull Rnchardson Plano and Wrlmer Hutchans SR GIRLS DECLAMATION Shlrley Sizemore l t Mary Loyce Minor 2nd NUMBER SENSE David Wlllls 3rd John Dlclcerson ls SHORTHAND Martha Anne Dufelc 2 Fl 30 I O. . , -St . . -S H f if .. .0 . y , , .. , - . f- ,y ' S ' ' ' ' . 'f 2d M x l :,- ,'gf'7-ff W 'I Sfff-5. s ! ,, . :E 2' . -365,-V ,. 55 l l -I GIRLS TENNIS DOUBLES Weldczlene Mabra and Sandra Sum mons placed 2nd In lnterscholastlc League GIRLS AND BOYS SINGLES Bettie McFarlm didnt place and Vernon McKinney who placed 2nd BOYS TENNIS DOUBLES wrught places 2nd GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Placed 2nd They are left to rag t DeLeo Mllls Charlotte Taylor Joan Burns Bettne McFarIln Gwen Ste phens COACH Joan Belcher .loan Oliver Judy Barber and Zona Wlnm or ,rf X fe ! 1 at Wzzemdamzac 0 9 I 4' QW clxf WJ t fl 4 f, eczgxe H ,fs- 'L ,fp 1 BOYS' VOLLEYBALL Sponsored by Mr. Turner, they plac- ed 2nd in the lnterscholastlc League. Left to rught Kenneth Hare Donald erWH Fyd Blly e Robert Henry .llm Horrls V rnon McKinney Weldon McCord Eleno Madrugal Leroy Bell WINNING TRACK TEAM Left to rnght Bully Bell won fourth nn 220 Donald Cutler won first In hugh hurdles Robert Henry won third ln the 880 Doodle McCord won first In Brood Jump and second ln IOO yard dash Eleno Madrlgal won fourth ln 880 and W H Floyd won thlrd In the pole vault JSE! M if Ali 5 W ffpwiniu if as sl 4' f X , A ' 1 , A ,figlz ' I Cutl , . . Io , I B ll, ,I I 1 lg , ' I I ' S H X I c ' -X 5 I . 'W 'IQ . I 'til ' :' , ' : I . . . I I Q n , Q J ' 2 1 g -4' I f . I I i I I I I I I l fl It K ff ' ' ' xt y ,,,, 6 A Q I E , Y be K V . rfwfm I, . 9 -I 5 r I , ' I f I I I A 'Y T- ' ' T , I T I 1 . ' ' ' Q ' 'S' ' , ' I ' . - - I -efaffx ,S he ee. I ' , n Qlgqr 'f ff' I Z., r Kifffx , Q? l s 4 I, na Iii. H' I i X 7 ,T I I ,,r,. I I I ,, ' R 5 , I , 3 ,I I I up M - . fl- I g 5 V. ya, -er. f A -- Y . I ge J I , I I I Weldon McCord and Tommy Cort- V , 9 It A.. . v 5 V ,V -f , Hii J, lg '1 'Ty Y, ' . H. W ls.. 4 ' M ,,,,,,YM, , fwfvfiwfz we I f-.d1aX j 'W I B S 3 I B I W1 K M F W IFF, ' : . h I I Ijlllh.. In-.WTI Ag? R hi ' , A , I I E I . . IX ' .Eff ' ,,,,, K' M ' ' T . ' I . I-Nia .I W T er' - ' - W yi I r fl I P .ic 'I 1 I ' .. a QI .D . fuk. , . ,Y s i, ' .As Y A it 4, ' it M , f rl , fa 'i A32 -.KS v i L ff l ff 75 4 fg Fate T? lf 2 f 1 B anion ?Zcuy -1 f - On March 12, 1954, everyone at Wilmer-Hutchins, understood why the juniors had all been carrying small books around with them and looked at times as if they were talking to themselves. That evening at approximately 8 o'- clock, the curtains were pulled to a packed house. The juniors, suddenly sophisticated, felt their knees shake as they humorously presented lt'sADate . The story opened in the living room of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers iRoy Wil- son and Norma Toshl. Linda Rogers fPat Pattersonj was preparing for her date that evening. lt seems her sister had made the date for her with Austin Farrell iKenneth Bassl. Much to her dismay, however, fickle Diana Gordon fMaxine McCord, tries to take Austin away from her. Amid a gay plot mix-up members of the high school groupinclud- ed Pat Smith, Norma Paul, Charlotte Taylor, Ray Russell, Reba Clark, and Joyce Williams elect a class president. The play ends merrily with lt's A Date' between Pat Patterson and Kenneth Hare, leaving poor Maxine to ponder upon her wavering loyalty. Horn-tootin' W. H. Floyd, Gwen Stephens, and Peggy Joe Purves, as Queenie the colored maid, add their dash of comedy. Prompters were Glenda Barnett and Melba Jo Martin. ' v re rf in s Us Q Q 1 4 rim wr sjfwa Q Q if w arm Q,g,4i3frit?'wyfgf,V,.gf,sr,,, f,,,,,3,,,,M,? 4 fi as z a v v yn yrs its 5 1 as 1 Q o s 1 rv fttifif 4'i'i'iii'n iw ri-:fs ff' itS+ 'i T mi' t ' i' ' ?'3l I r r 1 . N efnafz 42? 26452 0454 H The Seniors presented Terror at Black Oaks by James Reach, in the high school auditorium on the night of April 23. Robert Henry and Vernon McKinney as a comedy team, portrayed the leading roles. Other members of the cast were: Randall Dunn as Willie, a mental case, Robert Henry as Rusty Gates, a con- valescent actor, Vernon McKinney as Hank West, his friend and partner, Weldalene Mabra as Elvira, a housekeeper, Shirley Sizemore as Bonnie Blakely, a prospective heiress, Sandra Simmons as Flo Turner, her dearest friend, Eleno Madrigal as Scott Radford an attorney, Martha Stadden as Clarissa Blakely, a crotchety old maid, Kenneth Morris as Dave Edwards, a true crime writer, Shirley Tucker as Mildred Blake- ly another prospective heiress, Sonya Wilmut as Kate Blakely, a third prospective heiress, Martha Dufek as Julie Blakely, an out-an-out brat, and Weldon Mc- Cord as Ted Blakely, a convicted murderer. Pat Spivey was appointed student director. XY Swim F-77 ag in L u.,s,,:, V+ r fs- - 5r i'5g:'Q-fritsiw yi sr 1 at we if : s e 1 fz 4 e +ve' 375 1 v 'fp'ity'ia-wired 1 2 1 1: 1 4 s 132 lt 2 4 Q if e-1 Q WQfg.gg,1, 1. 1. Sl 1 33 The day began with welcomes from Senior President Robert Henry and from Superintendent Mart Hitt, tol- lowed by a response from Exes' Presi- dent Norma Todd. Some of the Ex-Students at Homecom- ing were Barbara Shaw, Joy Dyess, Betty Oliver, Anita Periman, and Barbara Minor. QZOWLZGGWLCIZQ This quartet is composed of three exes- Ann Meredith, Bettye Oliver, and gm bara Minor. Mary L. Minor is a sopho more. R 'lf' This years sextette has chosen the name, i'Rhyme-Timers and is composed of Devony Murdock, Charlotte Taylor, Helen Palmore, Shirley Paul, Mary Minor, and Janice Bowen, Kathryn Hacker is pianist. The da was climaxed with the crowning of Booster Warren, our schooI's first maiorette, Y Shirley Paul as 1953-54 Football Sweetheart. led the band composed of Ex-Band members at the Homecoming Pep Rally. ' 'W :W Lis' KU Ldv L gr r E 1 74465456 3 5 La Wanda Muller mlstress of ceremomes eagerly awauts a signal to begun the 1953 54 Football Banquet Kenneth Morris better known as Blrd IS presented has lac ket by Coach Stevenson Tommy Cartwrnght co captaln and member of the l2 A All Dnstruct Football Team IS pre sented hrs locket g Co Captaln Weldon McCord, voted the most outstanding player In Das Some ofthe guests awant their food. md 12 A, ls presented hls locket. t L f' fi Q . 4: A -'J' ij V nf 1, New , A .,l, X, 2' l ':-' ,t t , , ' h 'ms W 3 ll 'x A I -fl il . 4' YA. I l X Q s ' , I +4 ll ll - 1 . I - . 6 . . '. I A l l 0 4 , f 1 V umm: Semafz gcwguelf 0 5 YQ it L 1 U These Clowns are Iva Moe Oxford Plctured are the head warters and the French and Judy Barber who acted as hat mmds who Served 'he meal check gurls Q aw UM' Wine SJW J yi Z Wan' 2 we ff' Seated at the head table are teachers speakers and officers from both rumor and sensor classes Entertalnment for the Mardr Gras banquet was provided by Sandra Simmons Patsy Peters Shirley Paul and Jerry Nell Wagner Carolyn Clay and Helen Wheatly dad two pantomrmes The hugh lrght of the banquet was the crowmng of the queen and kung who were Pat Splvey and Robert Henry l I 4 L , .W '- Nw l 1 K X I s 1 r i t. f' is t AF ' R Sr, 'A ' f l ' 4 L r ' 1' ' ,p ' 4 kb , Q y . K K,l Q Q ., ' I .V 1 E 1. E.. S My V - :IV , y . S f ,g My f S t ' S W Sm S ff , , U f M H ' t'A -S .' 1 f Q f . S g Q if -f . .W S at r, , S t s r r ss S no ' t W e 'Vg , J' MW? -f , l , . . - , . .Law , I ' ji? 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EK, . 3 . if 9' 95 A 6' Q T hmm' o 047044 WWfI5 r 251 H4 Wo STPDD Xoshff O e ELDO 0 o MHP, Pfkonam Seiko he is e fri ,V ISAZCCQ D h mv sen 0' OU een gcRu'co'cov10n efln 0 U moi only ou? O5 P M05 he f Und 0-feb sfo See on 61 0055 e foo' OZQC os bas ef? n WSA SCWO S 'lcf fee C0 Q O '77 Ufyeo, he has fam Sen ,f w 'lQ --M-M., :Y-Si X WS.. N HI, if , mi f 5-X' D X be 90 x O A xooxas X Y Nose! .sfof,dI.n'V WARR r O93 KXGOAZ Leowi 'S 9 'fl EN . Vol . he 5 xl Sxlibix Coeexosg N Xeosmlb 31,eolSed1cforI,o2 sqholosfzs been QASZ H60 6 0 ep! 9 pres. Ohofd of fl., Cwor of-'fx Swag og Guy, OORXQS ox! 'deng sffve P055 Senior lf' She 50 xof SW 'of' off Gloss V090 eo' ' 'H-A . . 1 . . . Qgxiv MW 96' 5000 1 N X I .f On Friday evening, May T4, 1954, we started for our des- tination on the Texas and Pacific EAGLE . Mr. Gar- ner had trouble keeping his pillows. emma. Zena Ufzfecma 'gacmci T In one of the many beautiful parks in New Orleans, DeLeo Mills poses for the birdie , Our Chaperones enjoyed the trips They were: Mr. and Mrs. Garner, Mr. and Mrs. Hitt and our class sponsor, Miss Cook . X we I, , -Q I M y L k 'I ,X W ,G F wr .,. '- ' . W zg, i A k 1 I 4 nu- li ' ' A 3 as r K -v:, ,V Q wa-q.qggM,,.44t,9, wma' , , In ,I A 6 T -a ,M , el, in A i UJTS , 1 L Y ' mln I ' S E F T took Time out for a rest on the clock before The 5if90meV THE PRESIDEN our Seniors for ci sight-seeing tour up the boat trip on the Mississippi and down the Mlsslsslp i. P H, ,., emi, -aff W S .fi VKVVQ , L ,QC qi My ,,.., .ggi If ,gid- 1 Seniafz 6444 af 7954 TOP ROW, left to right: McCord, Henry, Harris, Cartwright, Morris, Cutler, Couch. THIRD ROW: Ma clrigal, McKinney, Spivey, Tittsworth, Dunn, Brown. SECOND ROW: Williams, Mills, McFarlin, Ma bra, Sizemore, Williams, Russell, FIRST ROW: Dixon, Wilmut, Warren, Simmons, Paul, Tucker,Du fek, Stadden. Devony Moe Warren Valedi ctorian Martha Ann Stadclen Salutatorion 1 4 3 602607 We re here to tell you about our class Even those who may not pass A character sketch of each we state To you on thus umportant date James Brown the boy wuth the Ford Wrutung Column ll he ll neveu get bored Tommy Cartwrught our best lookung boy Brungs Dorthy Hartford lots of uoy Orvulle Couch our guutar puckun guy ls popular wuth the gurls and not a but shy Donald Cutler the boy wuth the crew Can lump those hurdles and keep Mary Loyce too Janue Duxon so quuet and shy We wonder who s her steady guy Martha D fek our shorthand whuz We never know lust where she us Randall Dunn the favorute of our class Loafs around but manages to pass Jum Harris always druvung fast Really makes sure he s not there last As presudent of our class Robert Henry can t be beat An optumsst for sure he never accepts defeat Donald Johnson our hoakey playung lad Although he stays un trouble he really usn t bad Wculdalene Mabra our puano playung gal Around Wulmer Hutchuns she s everybodys a Eleno Madrugal our scholar of today ls makung sure that tomorrow he II fund a way Weldon McCord our football hero Spends hus tume burldung up gurls ego Bettue McFarlun our basketball star Can always be seen un Wulluam s car Vernon McKunney a brulluant scholar Hates to work but loves to spend that dollar DeLeo Mulls us the gurl wuth the troubles But they all lust seem to vanush luke bubbles 644 0608 Kenneth Morrus better known as Burd ls always askung what he hasn t heard Our Most Beautuful Gurl us Shurley Paul For her fundung a feller usn t any trouble at all The gurl wuth guggles us Joan Russell To make her grades she has quute a tussle Sandra Surrumons queen of the tennus court Wull forever have Davud as her escort Shurley Suzemore us nobodys fool But has a tuff tume wuth Gerald away at school The gurl wuth the blush us Pat Spuvey And on those roller skates she s really uuvey Martha Stadden us the gurl wuth all A s But beung on tume puts her un a daze Duxue Tuttsworth the gurl wuth the smule Keeps you laughung all the whule Shurley Tucker our luttle mudget Gets by un class cause she s no ndgut Devony Murdock our marrued spouse Has devoted her lufe to keepung house Louuse Wulluams so nuce and sweet Her fruendly smule lust can t be beat Wanda Wulluams so happy and gay Best of luck may you stay that way Sonya Wulmut s cookung and sewung and medals galore Guves a happy promuse of what the future has un store And last but not least un our luttle book ls our own home room sponsor Muss Cook We want to express our suncere apprecuatuon For helpung us further our educatuon Our class has been well guuded and trauned Wuth fruendshups and much happuness gauned Through trual and error all the way We re here to graduate Come What May I I ' ul' ul I I - u . . I . . ., . ' ul tu I .. , . . . . . , . I f I . . . . . I . . . . ., ' I I . . . - - - I . . I . I I - I , .. . I I I . . . ,. . I Q ., , I . I I . I I . . . ' . I I . , , . . . I I u ' . . I I . . . . , l I , , , 2 . . . , . I I . ., , , , I I . I I . . I . , . . I ' , pl. I I I . I. , I I I I . . .. .I ' . 0 1 T ' I I ' . .., , I I . .. I , I I I - I U I I . Lf .fain mis M Q an , 3 ik M4 l ' in an Q A rv if ' Q? 1 9 911 'g 13 a 4 Q at W. I ' if 1 , 1. ! U 2: 'Q tv F 45 5 'gfa 693' 5 IM. ,E 1, Q? U W 'HQPPYE5-wmv mf,-27 7 , ,K ss 2 H15 -.4 NTT? Q NH., X Vx., ' R'-A-. Nfwms A,,,,...,--..,. For BEST ALL-ROUND BOY and GIRL we have Chosen ROBERT HENRY and SANDRA SIMMONS Robert is Presidenf of the Senior Class ond Sandro is Editor of We Eag!e. Seneca ?aaafzcz'ea Morfhu Anne Dufek Randall Dunn 2 . X X R3 wwwmwm, xWus..Xv 660604 Cleo Lourd Bully Forner 5 K I I 'A ! ., ' I 9' f! i 3 W f V 5 t, A 0 'Q-Q' 'if 2 , I I xx 1 We . xl-K fl SGMGMMZ ?cwafu,z'e4 d mu - 'xW 5 5 O X 4v 1 if ' 3 QQ 6 if 42 Q: O A -K Spam ?aaz'5a!! Manager E. A. Wilkerson '-1-,,,:,i J .M N- I V WML Wi. V, Y 4.1, kjffm-....,,.,.,Q 4 ,nf rm, . I I am., . SA aw 51 Q V ., W- ' ' ' -u. fs WJ 'ff I -.,, ,,,,,,,,3, - M S A. . W1 L. I , My A fam. 2: Q ' L NVE ui X4 , W N . I W W mg? Q .- - 'Me Zagfe QU cw! LL . ts, 'If' .ew 5 . . fx BACK ROW: McCord, Henry, Gibson, Cartwright, Lutrick, Couch, Morris. MIDDLE ROW: Moore, Madrigcl, Johnson, Dunn, Hare, Cutler, Hargett, Coach Steve gal, Russell, Floyd, Liebel, Forner, Manager Wilkerson. nson. FRONT ROW: Harris, Madri- SENIOR BOYS Dunn, Cutler, McCord, Harris, Madrigal, Johnson, Henry, Morris, Couch, Cartwright r Gem A 'rf AW W w 'i'f '7 WM 4 an off .-.Avy if BILLY FORNER JOHNNY Hoo? GIBSON DWAYNE HARGETT Fullback Quarterback Rlgbf End lme crasher fine passer down fneld blocker WELDON MCCORD KENNETH HARE Left Guard good blocker DONALD LUTRICK RICHIE RUSSELL W. H. FLOYD Fullback Quarterback Center illustrious future little chunko' fire shows promise BILLY MOORE Tackle big boy MELOUIADES MADRIGAL Holfboclc lotsa time left Zaeen Mrss Shnrley Paul our 1953 54 Football Queen chosen by the members of the team The football queen rs crowned by Co Captams Weldon McCord and Tommy Cartwright Runners up Maxine McCord and Melba Martrn are escorted by Robert Henry and Kenneth Hare 'K ?y M A ,N xi 'Z ' br .M . ' 3 P' , .. ,I t -L, tg? '. ' K ve . . -- - I 4 wk SITTING, left to right: Donald Ernst, Richard Davis, Glen Sturdivant, Vernon McKinney, Weldon McCord, R. J. Shahan, and Richie Russell. KNEELING: David Willis, Kenneth Morris, Robert Henry, W. H. Floyd, Doug Wilmut, Donald Cutler, and Coach Blackbourn. l R x f i , if Mhw- ,K F' if Coach Blaclcbourn, Manager Randall Dunn, and All-District choices Weldon McCord and Vernon McKinney. W H F Oyd 5 Forward f pf Xe0 Sw' ovcfd 'Q MCKI n Or Kenneth Morris Center f Weldon McCord Guard f X., DwoYne Hmgen 61x n Fofvldfd Robert Henry Center Donald Cufler 5'7n Guard ga to , WN -r X 1 1- ue 5 . Oni L Q G Sxbevl Vernon ' 5'll ,I n Sy GU d 4 6Ilu . I C V 1 , QQ! W... ,M . :Hur T3 W., 8 X Qu!! gcwketfczff mm Here we have the A and B teams combined and also the managers and coach. In the Background, left to right: Reba Clark, Miss Jo Ann Belcher, and Norma Tosh. In the Semi-Circle: DeLeo Mills, Pat Smith, Zona Winniford,Bettie McFarlin, Jo Ann Burns, Jo Ann Oliver, Patsy Bush, Sandra Simmons, Olivia Ramos, Carolyn Mullins, Pat Patterson, Linda Trimmier, Peggy Jo Purves, Lapheria Lam, Judy Barber, Iva Mae Oxford, Weldalene Mabra, and Charlotte Taylor. 'Q Hu...-5 Left to right: Reba Sue Clark, Asst. . . Co-Captain, Charlotte Manager, Jo Ann Belcher,Coach, C0'CUPl0mf DQLSO M'll5 Taylor--3 year Forward NOYYUG Tosh, MUVYQQGVD 4 year Guard This proud groupis admiring their newlywon trophy from the Rockwall Tournament. They defeated Richardson by a score of 32 to 30, to win consola- I p tion. T Y The captains for this tournament were Pat Smith, M X ,, .Wg guard, and Judy Barber, forward. it X I fy' S To celebrate this last game of the season, they ate P ,NV ,QL i at the Cottage Grill. X X 7 ' 7 ftphh P S also 1 t J , r A-TEAM, left to right: Charlotte Taylor fco-captainl, Iva Oxford, Pat Smith, Lap heria Lam, Bettie McFarlin, Judy Barber Jo Ann Oliver, DeLeo Mills, lco-captainl A' Ji if , S 7? 3 A r ' , fl A A H W S. in :alll ' I STE This is the A-TEAM Guards in ac tion. DeLeo Mills, Pat Smith, and lva Mae Oxford. Hand 3 eczma A-TEAM Forwards: Lapheria Lam, Charlotte Taylor and Judy Barber. B-TEAM, left to right: Sandra Simmons, Peggy Purves fco-captainsj, Weldalene Ma- bra, Carolyn Mullins, Oliva Ramos, Linda Trimmier, Pat Patterson, Joan Burns, Pat Bush, Zona Winniford. V Q amine Zigi Zazeketicaff V, FIRST ROW, left to right: Sammy Tanner, Co-Captain, Paul Henderson, Gordon Price, Rex White, Jerry Phillips, Wilson Parma, Co-Captain. SECOND ROW: Coach Young, Leon Quisenberry, Barry Graham, Jerry Burke, William Shelton, Marion Turner, Billy Dillard, and Carl Wayne Sturdivant, Mgr. This is our Junior High Boys' Basketball Team that everyone was so proud of this year. They won lst place in the Bardwell Tournament and a trophy to show for the win. They also won a trophy for Dis- trict Championship. CONFERENCE GAMES DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP W. H. 38 Midlothian 27 W. H. 68 Cedar Hill 33 W. H. 38 Cedar Hill 45 W. H. 60 Buckner 3l W. H. 69 Midlothian 36 W. H. 44 Cedar Hill 20 W. H . 48 Buckner 20 amen 7494 Zaye 27c4z zcc2f Zdczmpa '15 fs-sm Ax Co Captain Sammy Tanner COACH Captain Wllson Parma 2 year Forward Ge0f9e YOUUQ l Yea' Guard Marion Turner Leon Quisenberry Rex White W'll'0m Shelton 2 year Center 2 year Guard l year Forward l Yeo' Fofwufd The Wilmer Hutchlns Junior Hugh Marlon Turner was the hugh point Boys Basketball Team turned m ex man with 350 points Second with cellent season with only twodefeats 208 points was Leon Quisenberry Wilson Parma was next rn line with They won Bl District and they also 186 polnts The remaining of the A won trophies for lst place In two team are rn this order Sammy Tan tournaments ner Rex White, and William Shel on We Nike 0 Wm 0Vef Cedof Marion Turner pours In Cedar Hill was defeated as we Hull 44 to 20. another 2 pglnfg for Q won District Championship by feqm victory, a score of 68 to 33. I I I I M A 0 fix . sl T 1 ':: , - ' Co- ' ' f 2 ix A , T ' VV Y .... i lvl ll': l I '. W ' I ,,' '1,, ZZV. i V x f 1 C A .. A K D W t - A X , 2 aacafz 7674 ,bafzlfa W' mr-lhfs hmm fl The Junlor Hugh Football Team conslstmg of FRONT ROW D C Cantrell Gordon Prlce Bradford Diggs Kenneth Ott Bobby Clifton Jerry Phlllps Ronald Moore Jackie Collier Falnce King Jesse McCord SECOND ROW Wayne Sturdrvant Fellx Madrl gal Freddre Ott Calvin Shahan Johnny Blvens Rex Whute Bully Dillard Paul Hen derson Larry Galley THIRD ROW Coach George Young Charles Weaver Ray Moore Wilson Parma Larry Scott Marlon Turner Sammy Tanner The Junior Hugh Baseball Team FIRST ROW Douglas Hope Jesse McCord Johnny Blvens Jerry Phlllps Ronald Moore Jaclcae Colller Glen Dlclcerson Phlllp ROdfIqUeZ SECOND ROW Coach George Young Freddie Ott Larry Gllley Wllson Parma Bobby Cllfton MOFIOH Turner Rex Whrte Fellx Madrlgal 5' as H6 graceful! QM? me S? 'W fb 9 S 0 TT 5 pt t . I I f .-' ,f', X' 5 K., 4 . ,V f 5 I K IP 3' 1 V V V V V til ,J -I . .410 l A 'Md' 1' ' ' 'I 4'Q5 Mbll QMJ l I P V VV A W A K ll ff N l X, 5 ll 5 . 1 ' - ' 5 ' W I xxx . 9 J- , 1 . V.. , M' it mi J sz f . , x I 1- lf f I sa , tx Y' 2 f, , Q I A 5 B , V I 5 VV I 4, ' V IVAV I ., 1 5 V I V , ' ,Q I V V ' ef l ' Efl'lf?9 fi FIRST ROW Coach Stevenson Manager Wlllcerson 3rd Bcseman Mcdrlgcl L Fneld L Bell 2nd Basemon Russell Outfuelders Cutler Brenemon SECOND ROW Pltcher Bell Catcher Moore Pntcher Cartwrlght lst Baseman Henry Short Stop McCord Catcher McKnnney Coach Manager ond All Dlstrlct selec tuons Rlchle Russell and Bully Bell tallc over the problems of baseball Q., 'Xxx me 'J g 6' 'kflfli yewg ji 7 ww' ., - c ' l r . .1 , I . ffwif N 2 p I , I . VV X , , ' ' re, ' , ' J f lf A.., I 2 I f V X4 1 f'4U , r S ' 1 ' 5 W F I R' U! ' N try., MH 'f' sw! T , , . I . ,V I, , . -- -ic I nv Y, WIVV . MBV I ,AV ,Vi Swv V ss: .N-.V 1 , ' 2 ' 1 - ' 0 f f I ' 3 I I I I f I V - . . - VV A J' 1 V lik Q j Us V we A W., -A xVVf N A li My V ' I ' V 'V Y 'm I Lf' ' ' ' W w'I-I 'r ' Q -1 V V . V W Q 'I WI ,I f K , ,, V V 'ja fl ,V J?li.: '92. -- , .14 - - fx ? ' rw.. I ll', M 1 1 . S s k fiQ,l,'i ef' My X tlfijfglz ff t - sfsyefxgf R W-f:Qe t.. M W .V Y S . Vf V V N ,J V ' ' uc, -4-4 Qaaldczif ,4cz'6au Skate Little Weldon McCord runs away from the others and causes a roar from the Homecoming crowd as the home team tastes defeat from the championship Richardson squad. This was Doodle McCord's third year as all-district half-back. . 's 1, Q 1, Big Tommy Cartwright breaks through the Plano line to attempta blocked punt. The game ended in a tie. Tommy was an all-district tackle. Others in the picture are: Billy Moore f27l, James Liebel f39J,Or- ville Couch and Jim Harris. Lanky Robert Henry takes a I7 yard pass from Johnny Gibson in the final play of the game to cross the goal line and breaka 6-6 tie as the Eagles beat Duncanville in a conference game. Others in the picture are: Tommy Cartwright f72J, Donald Lut- riclc f67J, Orville Couch 081, Jim Harris f6OJ, Kenneth Morris 1843, and Kenneth Hare K55J. ffzaaacl lie m --f- The Eagles go over their signals with Coach Steven- son before a ball game. Pictured are: LeRoy Bell, Billy Bell, Richie Russell HOD, Robert Henry UQ, Richard Davis, Billy Moore, Donald Cutler, Tommy Cartwright, and Coach Stevenson. I Gt L haw Weldon McCord scores two points and Robert Henry comes in for the rebound while the Wilmer-Hutchins team plays Richardson in a close ball game which Richardson won by three points. A wet and slicky floor accounted for the Richardson boys on the floor---they fell down. ,,:N,r Im A candid shot of Bruce Moulder, Doug Wilmut, Luther Davis, Wayne Bond, J. C. McDaniel, Richard Davis, John Dickerson, and Donald Ernst as they relax before a B game. A je V. 5 '-nal' n, ' l x f fs: . Q elsif E l 'Qt The 1953-'54 Eagle Track Team consisted of Eleno Madrigal, Don- f ald Cutler, David Willis, Weldon McCord, Billy Bell, Kenneth Hare, Robert Henry, W. H. Floyd, and not pictured, are Tommy Cartwright xl and Douglas Wilmut. C W ,'- 'mek The Junior High Track Team, coached by George Young, won both the District and Regional Titles. FIRST ROW: Jerry Philips, Bradford Diggs, Rex White, Bobby Clifton, Glenn Dickerson. SECOND ROW: Coach Young, Larry Gilly, Barry Graham, Wilson Parma, Marion Turner, and William Shelton. 4 ,.- 4 s C , - X 5 if 1, 5 by s ,Q , f , , s is 5 y S .ig 1 'ii' 1 S I ,. T 1, rf Zcwaea , I AffmW'vm..,,,,M -R- W sw sz-M pf W FS. ' ,J . 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V a ll Q, W... uh E Newwwwwmmww- J 5 .igww a,b4amafze 654244 X SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Presidenf ................... Richie Russell Vice-Presiclenf ...... ..... .l olmnny Gibson Secretory-Treasurer .... .Joan Daniel Reporter ....... ..... L ovelle Burrow '43 . rf' 1, 4 Q .. - J .N-M.,s,.s,.. , , . . 1 We-is.. gs 1 'll p l 'N e Q 6 mf , A ' A -, HW! Q Mrs . Stevenson Ona Lois Franklin Juanita Gacld Johnny Gibson Jaclc Gulledge Dwayne Hargeff Johnny Hart Grady Hoclkinson Joyce Hope J ff Jerry Davis Cleo Davis Johnny Dyess 4 Q... ,2f .Arif 1. A: :..: I I Lavel le Burrow Alice Cartwright Robby Clifton Jo Ann Daniel . r F, '- ga fs., ,H C ,Wi f w X K ,, F 1 ,YI f X ff, if, ,f 4 ,Qi ,fa 'iw if . Q, Annetf Brown A-L. I fx ra x if xwys ,,'l ix .J 3' 2 fl 'I-1 3 i'.T',:r'f i f V 9 7' Q 6 13 9' YM-an og, if .f 2-rr' -40' - ,. rd QQ Q, fr Wayne Key fzegkzw -8121 s- ll' 'N 'Yr fl! 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P resident Christine Bigham Wayne Bond Janice Bowen Richard Breneman Martha Browning Joann Burns Patsy Bush Mary Cobb Jerry Daniel Richard Davis Billy DeRosset Otis DeRosset John Dickerson Charles Eddleman Donald Ernest Bobby Foster Kenneth Gadd Kathryn Hacker Helen Hargett Dorothy Hartford Bonnie Hope June Hopkins Milton Johnston Ruth Jones Sandra Jones Vinita Kovar Wanda Kovar Lapheric Lam Esther Laird Sonia Simmons Glen Sturdivant Linda Trimmier Martha Tye Barbara Vanwinkle Philla Vanderpool Elaine Vaughn Jerry Nell Wagner Elizabeth Westmoreland Milton Webb Dalton Whatley Mary Willingham Doug Wilmut Elta Worthy Sally Madrigat Bobby Loyd Donald Lutriclc Cecile Massey Terry McAnnalIy Bobby Mullins Carolyn Mullins Wilson Owens Iva Mae Oxford Lee Parham Timothy Prasitka Linda Patterson 'mb- Judy Leatherwood Larry Lemmon Tfr -f 3 k if rx. l I Q ig J -rl' 4 fm I x :Q L, 'Vx' can -sy 1 ww, -, A' ny w, N1- K Teddy Reed Howard Sandford A Q: J 5 T 'H fr N! 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Williams Having a coke lust before they have lunch IS a daily affair for QW'-ms. these freshmen gurls Forrest Hendrick N1 Deryl Stevenson ----...qu -i' 453 J Mary Adair Leonard Adams Beverly Bailey Sharon Barber Virgil Batie Glenda Bigham Sally Bishop Johnny Bivens Helen Black Joyce Brannum Bobby Brown Jackie Brooks Jerry Burk Merle Burrow Murry Cantwell Dorthey Clark Carolyn Clay Joe Cleaver Mariglyn Cobb Donald Davis Patsy Davis Billy Dillard Timothy Freeman Hazel Fuller Dorothy Garland Barry Graham Dean Hall Willie Hammett Molly Hanley Jane Hathcock Paul Henderson Velma Henson JOyCe Hoover Myrtle Hope Kenneth Howard Evelyn Hubacek Willie Huff Douglas Haviland Rosalie Jaska Patricia Johnson Edward Kartous Falice King 269414 Qzacle ..,f 2 wr' J C., af f., as -. v R , It .,e, if -,J A J .7 DD' QR. 'i 1. IL Y' is amid a f X J l'5i A viii' gy, J do ' ' J V3 J ' f X Jr -2 J J W 44, yi A ' - Q J rr N-fl ' ,xii A V lax! fi' J J , : J 2: B . W 2 . Q .f X, ' V 'ECT ka' I I X? 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