Woodrow Wilson High School - Crusader Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1932 volume:

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V. fl! 15 4 x -- ff? ,ff 'Ik' L N Xi! f Nl THE CRUSADEI? 1932 i C0-Ifdiforx MIl,DRED PARKERSON DOROTHY ALI ,E N Bllsizzzfsx MHI7lIKgf'l' CHARLES MAX COLE Assixfnzzz' B11si11r'ss NICIIIKIKSQUI THOMAS PIQKISTT Azfzff'1'1'isi11g MlIl1lIKQf'l' THOMAS SHELTO N THE WOODROW D A TION SS OF GH SCHOOL x A S DEDICATICN To our librarian, Mrs. Helen C. Braack, Whose helpful guidance and unfailingfriendliness during the four years of our school work have lightened many of our burdens and endeared her to each one of us, we, the Senior Class, with love and admiration, gratefully dedicate this Crzlsrufcfr for 1932. i N 1 Eel Sm P my ,il K , P .N .f A ii A C yi J ., x. 1 A, i ' avg, V is 8 - qw . Q M . . s Y . ' 9 igg I - ei is lksj - . 1' ' :if 1 1 ' 7 SQ' If ' i 'Q , L EEF , 2 -f 0 , mf V f ' ggi .nu 'pk' in :Wm i ' P W 1 A 'wk . 4Himi'.l'.'1iilmi'u Q3 I FGREWQRD This Volume of the Crusacier is our endeavor to picture the many events of a year of our high school life. In years to come, may it bring back to you pleasant memories of happy school days and of treasured friendships. , li i pil T ,ls i nqgivi M i , A I I 1' K 'r 'k, 4 if S fl Q' V mi In ml Ai lillm A Sk nt Ulm ' E fb Q55 ' 1 5 ',i 11', gg?-M I 'f .I arm m IMI ll! wfiimg A I A 5 :WA 2 - ' '5QZ?-fu xp '.W QSS 4,31 A ,F 'I EIN!!! 55953 -42 I2ZH,f?f-WEBB? ji-,X I3- H E' ga ' -I I' I 'xgvfzgjg ' 4'.f'A-.4 y PW .. A W. L. ,A .. . l , - A' I - f- S. ., A .,:: N ' ' ' . .M -1' - 'x ' 'x -'-' ' ' A ' M ' f,ff'-:Lv T. 'I'W' 'V ' ' ' fl I-1 ,94 f ' A. A V . ' - . Rm War- 7-'N1'AP5:fff?'. Nc ' f S .I ' fL'.Au', -1 Q' -f,,,'w fir ' ' , - , C Q N I E N I S Book I. ADMINISTRATION Book II CLASSES Book III DEPARMENTS Book IV. 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CAUT!-IORN L, V, STOCKARD Axsixfunf Szlfwrintvrzdenf of Svbools Disfrirf SIlf7l'filIff'IIdl'IIf of High Svbool We present our idea of a real gentleman, a wise scholar, and an understanding director, Our P1'i11c'ipczl MR. G. L. ASHBURN STUDENT CREED We believe in honest work, in friendly comradeship and in the high courage that leads to right conduct. We believe that from contact ,with the truest and best in people, in books, and in life, will come our inspiration for success. We believe in loyalty to our Woodrow Wilson High School, which was named for a great man and is dedicated to his ideals, we believe in loyalty to our community, the City of Dallas, which has fostered our edu- cation and our pleasures, We believe in loy- alty to our country, the United States of America, which was founded by great men, has been protected by great men and will always be the producer of great men. We pledge our allegiance to these three agencies and hope, by our own lives, to make them all stronger and more potent factors in the advancement of humanity. We publish this, Our Creed, opposite the picture of our principal, G. L. Ashburn, be- cause, by his example and precept, he has helped us to formulate these beliefs. MISS MABETH C301-'If . . LT. WM. WEBB BROWNING MISS ZADA WELLS . . . MISS MAURINE WHORTON MR. S. M. G1,AZENEli . . MISS ALIVIA PATRICK . MISS LAVINIA RAWLINS . MRS. HELEN C. BKAACK . . . R.O.T.C. . . Librarian J, M' A I I Cornmcrcial X Cornnzcrcial . H isiory Cornmcrcial . S jianish . Latin MR. W. O. PIPES ...... Spanish fu . 5 MRS. LUCILLE RENDALL MR. H. BUSI-I MORGAN MISS CAIKRIE DEEN . MR. W. J. EDMONSTON I s MISS VIRGINIA ADAMS . . Com mercial Public Speaking . . Clothing Mafhcznafics . Mathwnaiics MISS LENA LEE EDWARDS . . . History MISS MABEL TURMAN . . Spanish MR. F. E. NORTON . . . . History MRS. HANNAH GOLDSTEIN . . Pianist MISS MATTIE D. WEBB, Physical Education MR. DAVID L. MANTLE . Mechanical Drawing MISS MILDRED JUNIGER . . . journalisrn Mlss MYli'I'Ll41 RoRERI's . MR. S. W. MCMILLAN . MISS BONNIE WILKINS . MISS NIILI. MIl.1'1S . . . MR. WADE THOMIISQN . MISS MAIIY PEARL CoI.I.INs MISS ELEANOIK BENNI-LRS . MR. R. M. NEHER . . MISS ETHEL REED . MISS FRANCES ALEXANDER Playsival Eilzicufimz MR. B. B. COBB ..... Advertising MISS ERMA A. GRII If'IN . MISS WINNIE D. NANCE . MR. W. A. PILE .... MRS. LOLA MAE HASSELL . MISS CYNTHIA FRANK . . SERGEANT WILLIAM FoRsTER MISS MARY V. BAKER . . M155 MARGARET SPENCER . MR. BUIFORD CATES . . . Mlss CECZELIA GILLMORE . . History Mulbvirzafivs . English . English MaflJz'inafic's Mullycinafirs . . . Ar! Maflzmzalivs . En glisb N . . . 1 . . Lalin R- S E E J . History Mafbz' maiics S1'ud3JHall . English . R.O.T.C. . English . . Biology NIafbc'n1aiiI's . . Frwzvla fog -.4.J g'.D FACULTY NOT IN PICTURES MIss JOSEPHINE BELSER . . MISS MYRA BROWN . Miss EUNICE CARMAN . . Mlss FLORA MORGAN . Mrss CLARA ROWE . . . MIss RUTH ABERNATH Y . MR. N. H. JOHNSON . Miss SARAH SAM GRAY . MR. FRED G. ERNEY . . MISS ALLYS FIELD BOYLE . MRS. BELLE COLLINS . . Miss MINNIE LEE KEEL . MISS LURA DAVENPORT . MISS SUSIE DOwNs . Mlss EDITH TRUE .... MISS MARY FRANCES WINS'f0N MR. H. D. MARTIN . . Mlss RUBY KEITH . . . MR. BAILEY HARGRAVE . . MR. HERSCHEI. FORESTER . Miss HELEN KUEIINE . MR. O. E. PARRIS . . MR. RUSH M. CALDWELL . Mlss ERNA BEILHARZ . MR. HOWARD R. KITCHEN . Miss BLANQHE VYILIEY . MISS MARY HO1.NiES . . Miss ELIZABETH DANVES . Miss BURNEY FLANIREN . . En glisb . . Englisla . En glisb . . En glisb . En glisb Maflienzufifs Maflamnatics . S punish . Svieiicc . . Music . . Dean Sfiuly H ul l Sfuily Hull Secretary . Clerk . Clerk Mafbwnafics . H isto-ry M ulbeiiiafics . Sfience . History . Science E co no mics . His forj' Maibvmaiics . Foods . E11 gl isb . H isfor y . Luiin Dads, Club OFFICERS E. M. BELCHER . .... . President E. P. CARPENTER . Vice-President G. G. WILLISON . . . Sccrefury HARRY WILKINSON . Treasurer The Dad's Club of Woodrow Wilson High School has a five-fold purpose: To foster a finer school spiritg To encourage co-operation between parents and teachersg To promote clean, honest, school activitiesg To furnish assistance to students that need help in furthering their educationg To work with all agencies which have for their aim the betterment of educa- tional conditions for its sons and daughters. To attain these purposes the Dads have maintained an active interest in all social, athletic and academic activities of the year and have demonstrated an interest, both indi- vidual and collective, in promoting the good of this school. 11 parent-Teaciwer Association oi Woodrow Wilson i iigi1 Sciiooi Pi'f'siJr'i11' .... Firxf Viw- Pi'vxiJr'1zf Slfmllzl' Xfifl'-Pl'l'.9jtII'lll4 Tbirff X7iCY'-PI'i'Xilf!'7If Trz'c1s1z1'c'r .... Rl'l'fll'lIi'I7kQ Sl'l'l'l'fdl'j' C0I'!'l'Xl7UI1llilIKQ SI'l'TL'ftIl'j' H ixforiun .... P61I'lilIIlIC'I1f!ll'ilI11 . A1111 ifor . . OFFICERS . . . . MRS. JAMES C. JONES . MRS. I. J. THORNTON MRS. IRVING D. PORTER . . MRS. R. E.CHAM1s1aRS . MIKS. NWINIIAWRIQD WIT'Fl.Il4'P' . MIKS. BEN T. HARRISON . . MRS. L. E. HARRINGTON . . MIKS. THOMAS SHELTON . MRS. CLARENCE COCKRELL . . MRS. R. E YEARGIN Parent-Teacher Association of Woodrow Wilson High School The graduates of 1932 were the first group of Freshmen to enter Woodrow Wil- son High School in September, 1928, and We are proud of these boys and girls who represent the first full four years at this new High School. We, the members of the Parent-Teacher Association, have endeavored to contribute to the welfare and happiness of our students in every Way that We could. We trust that the 1932 graduates are pre- pared in more Ways than one for the busi- ness of life in its fullest, broadest sense, and will carry memories of their High School days which hold much joy and happiness. 1 .xiii-gf ,M Qi.f5Ws.,fergauN:Sfb152wxw?g,,,b,, .,, i.f.f,.,MwW,W,2'g K5 . V A A I A V I -1 Y f'?YffS'mgQ5A5g'6iQSS ff? if .W S' iffy, if- 1 Sf N ' , . , ,, , , V K, Wk Q A S V .mMM:,Wy.vEQiWMWVI h .. , V - Q - - Q' - - , ai: ' A 15 Ak w.-wmxwauxyff f- V' Nw' -S V v. , V kr ,. 5,522 3 . ,, M fr Qs MQW I yd , A AWN 'V 'i ,ysiv-.fr h, A - , n S -, Q VV, , 5,2 QQ . - f A Q. - if M Y A A 125: 'Y at 3 X Y J: ,7 ,Q v '22-wa, wi 'i ,N S lg, ' , J V ix' ?fw1,,...-if Q15 ff ' ,Q W ,g. 1- Q i if iw i 'i- ,,. 1. f. -F K. x fi ga , , 2 r A . I V A-NQJN1 fi 3 5 2 A 5 at 'F 8,152-Q11- - ' kgs:- ff ,, 4 f 1 -, 11, x ,1 li H a A . x Y s A ,155 . A - vgw' f , -'X , , ,. .. ,wallow -5 Q 1 fy Sf' xx. .W :xi sb, , . 4 . -mln K 13 ? 4 X 1 .Max CLASSES Class of June, T932 OFFICERS THOMAS COLLINS . Prmidmzt ELEANOR ANN PERRY . . . Secretary WELDON GIRARD . . . Vice-Prvsidwzf 1.4--. MARY KAE DUNNE KATE Born September 18, 1914-St. Louis, MO. Commercial Geography Club, Scholarship Club. Slw lokx flu' Mom: Lim jmrf, Anal uljwiizwlvs flu' jllllllllll lrearl. NORTON B. CROWELL Born January 10, 1914-Sioux City, Iowa. Boys' Chorus, Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, National Honor Society, President january '32 Senior Class. He 1l5!'S lnix laeuzl :mil llairlks for binzselfg ,Twill rzewr' be xaizl, HUG lmck 011 llm shelf. EDGAR LEE TUER ..ED,, Born September 12, 1915-Lindale, Texas. Linz Pin, Annual Staff, Scholarship Club. The XlHI.YlIilIl' of xuznmcr, tl mf! zvjrlnjw' br1'f':1'g Ami Tweet .Vl1Il7ll.Y ilu- Lou' Call I0 girlirx like fllrxc. BILLY MORROW Born April 23, 1914-Stamford, Texas. Little Theater, Science Club, Lieutenant R.O.T.C. He ilmnlil lmw lleefl mzmwl King Cole For you 7If'1'C1' ww xuclv I1 zmwry xonl. SUE ELIZABETH WIGGINS USUEU Born March 12, 19147Dallas, Texas. Ami 110,67 rlial Greviull rlnisrl irate A fairer form or lowlivr fuer. GEORGE YOUNG Born May 21, 1914-Electra, Texas. Baseball, Golf, R.O.T.C. HWY noisy, buf we ilrirzfz lwim lmrmlvxx, For uflvr ull, bvls llllf so i'lmrmli'ss. MARY EVALYN BRYANT CLARA Born August 21, 1914-Pilot Point, Texas. Newspaper Staif, Scholarship Club. Slam' flmi was rwr fair' anal 'r1c'1'i'r ITVOIHI Hail folzgm' ul will, and yr! wax 7ll'l'l'7' lmirl ROBERT ROLFE Born June 4, 1916-Honey Grove, Texas. Scholarship Club, Sergeant R.O.T.C. Bobliyls II laid who linowx bis books, Ci7'007I1z Kl, and Iikml 1700111150 of looks. PM LOUISE JONES WHI:EzER', Born January 20, 1915-Atlanta, Georgia. Art Club, National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Little Theater, Art Ifditor of Newspaper, Popularity Contest, Senior Play. Nou' ffm jwuffvy laxxii' it max! !7VLlilIj', lon, XVELDON GIRARD CUIxI.Y', Born June 9. 19l4+Dallas, Texas. National Honor Society, Senior Honor Council, Captain R.O.T.C., Student Council, Silver Sabre Club, Senior Hi-Y, Scholarship Club. H1911 Abu! tl rainbozc' in your skirt. SYLVIA LOUISE BACHRACH Sim Horn August 16, 19l5iLittle Rock, Arla. Three Linz Pins, National Honor Society, Science Club, Annual Stag, Senior Publication Staff. lllllllfffllfl fnreil ber lo ilu' Iigfaf, -JAIMICS MITCPIELL COLLINS Born April 29, 1915-Hallsville, Texas. Senior Hi-Y, Technical Club, Wild Flower Club, Captain R.O.T.C., Crack Company, Science Club, Senior Publication Staff, Silver Sabre, Senior Play. Ile mu lm! be lmpjly uiffwonf fun. KATE LINDSLEY ELMORE Born December 30, 191S4Dallas, Texas. Senior Honor Council, National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Arts and Crafts Guild, Three Linz Pins, Flower Club. A loyal xenior, un Izrlixf frm. TIIOMAS HATTON COLLINS TOMMY Born December 7, 1913+Sherman, Texas. President of June '52 Senior Class, Major R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, Palace Drill Team, Silver Sabre Club, liarly Dallas History Club, Little Theater, Senior Play, IIv's il CIIVIAJ -bAlfP't'lI', ZUIIIIIXUIVH' gitml. GRETOI-IEN JEAN HAESI.Y Born September 6, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Art Club, Scholarship Club. Iiuxy, fluty, all ilu' avlrilr, Ami Iviffa an elvr-reuffy smile. JOE BALDWIN, JR. 4110-JO Born September 2, 1914-Palestine, Texas. Captain R.O.T.C,, Silver Sabre, Junior Hi-Y, Crack Company, Science Club, Technical Club, Scholar- ship Club, This btlll1I.Y!H7It' fluff: is full of life. .Af lbw 'S I F1 f 2 I 2 i 'f' 9 ,. . V .J as .PV- NELL CARTER I.I'I'TI.Ia NELIJ' Born March 13, 1916-Dallas, Texas. Little Theater. When sly' 510011 up fo-r rlaizfirig lim' xlrfix 1i,'I'ri' X0 foinplele Tlw iiilisir nearly lzillml ilxulf fa lisfvii hi liar frrl. EDWIN C. GILLIAM ulinn Born December 30, 1914-Ballinger, Texas. Football, Technical Club, Early Dallas History Club, Commercial Law Club. He slziilied lmril to make ilu' grizrlfg Of I4'.x'ii1g frzxkx l7f',X Milf nfraiil. MARY ALICE HASSELL Born October 23, 1914,-Dallas, Texas. Student Council, Scholarship Club. Hcr life is imlzlv, flllfl' anil xwffel, Anil sbels ii girl flmfx laaril fo limi. GILBERT G. GLASGOW Born june 10, 1912-Dallas, Texas. President of Early Dallas History Club, Annual Staff, Commercial Law Club. Ifiill of ximp iziiil lolx of jwjm The kiiiil ffm! lileex In gui' mil Kllltl xivji. EMMA RUTH VOGEL Born February 15, 1914-Dallas, Texas. A t'ri1iiilei1ui1I'I' in u'lJiclJ Ilid rmwl S'lL't'4'f r1'I'orilx, jironzixrx as xwwf. MARVIN KENNETH GARDNER Born August 25, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Technical Club, Science Club. He lmx a lmjipy rmile for all, From our Iivfrffni bfll Ylt'l'l'Yfr1ll. DONA PARKER Born June 10, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Farly Dallas History Club QSccretaryj , Home Eco- nomics Club fVice-Presidentj, Good Scholarship Club. Hf'i'r'x tl girl willi a bear! and smile Tlmf iiiiilevx Ibis liiiblilz' of lifa lUOYflJ while. ROBERT DANIEL BOREN UBOBU Born May 30, 1914fDallas, Texas. Golf Team, Sergeant in Military, French Club, Baseball. TVI' Aqriiizl, ulfboiiglw lat' lmil iiiiifli wif, HI' was Iffry sliy in using il. K Sv W - ij ELEANOR ANN PERRY Born March 24, 1914-Marion, Kansas. National Honor Society, Annual Staff, Senior Pube lication Staff, Scholarship Club, Two Linz Pins, Secretary june ,52 Senior Class. Her' quid ways will win your lmzrfg For, lbouglw Yt',U'V'l'l'L,, xlJf x wry snmrl. JAMES LAWSON GOGGiXNS Born October 15, 191 S-Dallas, Texas. Senior Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Senior Coun- cil, Newspaper, Three Linz Pins, Latin Club, Senior Play. HWS like ix man :Ulm rows izjr-slrrarrzf Ile :foes rio! xi! ami' iillvy ilrram. MARGARET WOODS Born April 4, 1914-Dallas, Texas. SfJe's xu'm'l and Inna, Ibis Iifflv heart, Sami' iliiy xlnfll fuel Dun Culviifx ilari. LAWRENCE DOUGLAS BOONE Born October 16, 1915-Fort Vlforth, Texas. National Honor Society, Senior Council, junior Hi-Y, Linz Pin. A couzruzlc' morn' llollikvl llmw' nur rr Flllllll ln: 'ell-lzrml, uml ir!lr':ri'liz'i', if 4Ql'lIlll'lIlZ17l. br. TRMA CLIETON SPEIGHT Born February 8, 1915-St. Louis, Missouri. Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club. Irma ix ulzuays polifv uuil kimlg A bi-tli-rfrii'nilyou'I1 rirzvr fiml. W. KENNETH BROWN Ruin Born 1914-Vfaco, Texas. Vice-President of Technical Club, Science Club, Radio Club, President junior Class, 19315 French Club. Rudy Vallwe is his faroriii' in K1 llig imil happy way, Hl'fl',J hoping Ibal lw'll nwvt bim, aml Iixlzi' bix job some Jay. ALVA LEE ANDERSON UPILTEH Born November 13, l915fClarksville, Texas. Aluuyx xuziling, uluwyx gay, Sorruu fzviwr vunzm lm' Il':1j'. F. C. LANCTON To lin' in gvufly in lu' um, To lingua 7IIzIfll'l' Il'!7t'l'l'ftI mlm. 'lr 'T.!' X., 0 Wx 7 ' V . 1 . E DOROTHY DOOLEY Born March 20, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Science Club, Girl Reserves, Newspaper Stntjf. This ix 11 jezwlg .YfIt',X q11i1'l dllltl I11'1f1'i, Wfifb 1111110 11jf1'1ffi011 you 111'1'1'1' 51111111 '1111'1'f. ANSEL MCCAIN Born ,lune 29, 1914-Avinger, Texas. II1' offers bix x1'1'1fi1'1'x 'lL'Z7L'l11'l'L'l' ln' 1'1111 So l7L',X ill flm role of tl l11'fl1'1' 'IlllllI. ALICE ANTHONY Born August 27, 1915-Quincy, Ill. Science Club, Girl Reserves, Newspaper Stuff. A g1'11ll1' 'L'oi1'1', tl kimlly x111il1' lVlLlk.t'X bar 1'1'1111'111l71.'1'1'1l 1111 ffm 111111112 HUGI'I HARTZELL HETPIERINGTON Born March 4, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Band, Science Club, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pins, Early Dallas History Club. W,!J1If!',t'Y be 11111 u'11x 110110 lL'if1J so 'IIIIICZI msc, I11 115111 1110111' 'lwax 1111f111'11l fo j1I1'11x1'. V MARY KATHERINE ANDERSON KI'r'rY', Born june 4, 191 SfRotterdam, New York. National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Three Linz Pins. lux! tl bif of 1ifJ111'111 11111f lLfY'L1L'L'j N11 11111' vin' 1'1111 luke bw' 11111612 WIl,LIAM LANGSTON Born October 13, l91SfGnrrison, Texas. Scholarship Club, Three Linz Pins. Y1111 1111131 111012, 111111 look 111'o11111l, Bllf 11 111011 511111111111 f111l ix 7l0f lo be f011111f. CARLENE BOOTH CARI.O'r'I'1x Born December 22, l914+Brenham, Texas. Secretary of Pzm-American League, Spanish Club. If fu lm' xlmre X111111' f1'1111111' 1'1'1'11rx full, Look 1111 lm' f111'1', 111111 j'0l1,I1 forge! Il11'111 1111. EUGENE BOND HBLIND MIC1l5,, Born December 22, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Science Club, Band, Orchestra, Honor Band, All City Orchestra, Scholarship Club. His l'0iL'l' ix so 1f1'11z1'li11g, his 111o1'1'1111'11lx so slow, Yflllllf fbinfe fJi111 ll 1f1'111l our, lm! girls, you 1fo11'i k111111f'! DOROTHY MARIE ALLEN DoTTI1i Born October 31, 1914-Dallas, Texas. National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff, Iiditor Crusader, Three Linz Pins, Popularity Contest. Here 1uiszI'om iizvvilx and izraiiiy, ina. THOMAS J. PICKETT CURLY' Born June 26, 1914-Beeville, Texas. Assistant Business Manager Crusader, National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff, Student Council, Senior Council, School Banker, Salesmanship Club. This generous lad has brains to sjlaw. MILDRED CECILE PARKERSON NPARKIIZH Born February 27, 1915-Hamilton, Texas Editor Crusader, National Honor Society, Senior Honor Council, Three Linz Pins, Popularity Con- test. The fiziresf grirrierz in hrr looks. CHARLES MAX COLE . MAcIcEY Born May 26, 1914-Garland, Texas. Hi-Y Federation, Senior Council, Business Manager Crusader, Basketball, Popularity Contest, Three Linz Pins, Student Council, Senior Play. Heir very gomi ionizing ami polriziurg loo. RUBY MARIE BRUNKEN Born February 21, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Girl Reserves, National Honor Society, Scholarship Club, Two Linz Pins. She jmiufx fhv '1l'zl'Y, iw foiinw ihrough. CLIFTON CLARK Born June S, 1914-Bowling Green, Ky. Captain R.O.T,C., Three Linz Pins, Spanish Club, Senior Hi-Y, Pan-American League, Scholarship Club, Silver Sabre Club, Annual Stalf, Latin Club. This officer with 'reddish hair Has iz most rmnvmzzzding air. PAULINE HARDXY'ICK kt POLLYU Born April 9, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Early Dallas History Club, Scholarship Club, Bible Linz Award, Linz Pin, Ah, wamzmiy port, bewilchirzg grace! Wfiii 'zuhisjwer some hvrlrl, 'Vlhifiirlg place. H. ALBERT WITTLIFF, JR. Born October 2, 1914-Corsieana, Texas. Crack Company, Rifle Team, Commercial Law Club, Silver Sabre Club, Captain R.O.T.C., Early Dallas History Club. In fiirling he is xnfh Il gun HW f I Thi' .Qiris my he ix iofx of fllfl, I X ' .ff 'I .fp I X, X ji , JU , I MAIKY ELLEN JOHNSON f ,f ff ' CAMILLA OPHELIA WOOD . f UELLILNH Born November 22, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Little Theater, Arts and Crafts Guild, Publication Staff, Flower Club, Early Dallas History Club. NHM' wry' frozwzx are fairer' fur' Tlmu xmilvx of olber' 71ItllLlt'HX ure. EDWVARD W. GIEER, JR. UEDU Born November 12, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Senior Council, Captain R.O.T.C., Student Coun- cil, Camp Dallas, Silver Sabre Club, Science Club. PINS goozl aml olzligiug, flu' girls all my, jnxl ufml rlo flzvy MINI!! zzfvwz fbuy juz! it llml 'lL'f1j'? MAIKY ADELE NELSON Born 191 S4Dnll:1s, Texas. Little Theater, Senior Play. Sln x frank rzml r111txpol'i'11, 1li'1u'mlal1le, lrnwg Young men, fn'rz s rl ivzwl zwlwolx zuaiiiug for you. W. R. Ev1zRET'r DUB Born ,Iune 29, 1914--Dallas, Texas. Silver Sabre Club, Senior Hi-Y, Captain R.O.T.C., Technical Club. All lwuexf Juan, close llllffmml io flu' gfzinl ff OPHI1a Born ,luly 11, l91S4Holland, Texas. Girl Reserves, Senior Honor Council, Linz Pin. In all lm' bupjwy iluyx in xrlzool Sfn' lIl'I'!'I' broke flu' Golilcfu Rulv. RALPH THORNTON Possum Born May 15, 1915fClny Center, Kansas Honor Band, Good Scholarship Club, Technical Club. He loin I0 ffm! will: flu- girlx, I know Q'Tis flu' way wilb l7lt'lIlff7l',Y,l'l7 always ml. MAIKY EDITH DINXY'1DDIE Born April 9, 1915-Winters, Texas. I,0z'abl1' :xml xfrikiug jlerxornzlily, Shi' but ppp uml lofi nf rihllily. I ' JAMES OLIN PARRIS - Born January 27, 191 S-Wylie, Texas. National Honor Society, Senior Honor Council, Student Council, Commercial Law Club, Tennis Club, Good Scholarship Club, Two Linz Pins, Band CSergeuntj, Senior Play. Bexiclz' fliix lmy'x mum' I fonml ilu' zuoril Sumri I3r'mnli'loilv 1L'lf!10llf,!lVIL,tl num: l7l'tlXlf zcifbivz. Anil ffm! is wmzzglw lo mzlllzln' some llfvlff. .n?.. , 'I . JV If iii J J jo ALICE FAIR .JON N Born September 9, 1914fBowie, TCXIIS. Of Bluil :HMI fL'HIfH'V zvlion' lHIt'l0Iltil'tl lltlj' CI111 nmkf' fonzorrou' ax l'l7t'1'l'fI1I as foiluy. CHARLES E. PATTON HPATU Born Nlnrell 3, I9l6+Dall1I5, Texas. Vice-President Spanish Club, Senior Hi-Y, T.C., National Honor Society, Track. Sill! flu' u'0mlI'r grew'- R.O. Tfml om' ,imull lmnl i'o11lIl Iurrry all XII' krluzz. TCl1cer Leader, Sergeant R.O.T.C., Senior GLNEVIEVI1 NTADDOX Born May 16, 1914-Dallas, Texas. liarly Dallas History Club, Home Economics Club, Flower Club, Scholarship Club. 1:1111-llllillg 117111 xzuiliug, flu' plalwr of fm111ksg Ins! Altlllfilltkf Izml frixkiug along '1ufJi1I sbz' ffiirzkx. WII.LI1XM I-ICJXVARD WI1.I,IAN1S P,fx'I ' , Born December 17, 1913-Dallas, Tens, I li-Y, . 'Fnrly Dallas History Club. A dark, brotlif-.vfmzrlrfwrm' wan Wflro gvfx lfn' bmi oul nf lift' Zn' um. LOUISE HUMPHRIES L' Born january 3, 1915-Waco, Texas. X commercial Law Club. X PHIELIS 151100145 A fun' Ivilb .Lf1tILfII1'.YS 01'i'rs1Jl'I'az1, f Born May 2, l914fD1IlltIs, Texas. Sofl snzilrx, 113' fmzmzu kimlnms llrmf. Sellolnrship Club, Commercial Law Club. Anil Iwlrozrw zvfwrv xrzvlvi' X176 l4'i'lIf, RICHARD GORDON DULANEY A 1111771 tIlI1lg7'4Il'iUIl.Y l'll'Il1l'Nf. DICK Bum NOYCIUTTCI' Is, 1915-Fon worth, '1'mt. LESLIE OWEN EMBREI3 First Lieutenant R,O.T.C., Senior Hi-Y, Radio Born june 26, 191-+fDz1llas, Tex.Is. Club. J Silver Sabre Club, Senior Hi-Y, Scliolnrsliip Club. Tbii f'2r'o11f1-uimf Img flux llillllillfq Iauryiq Qi ' I.ileIu1lrlI'f1I1Jfrm- Yonr' lofi' KINH I'lu'rixlw ull his Jnixr. Tmjfx III' Huff in fmt. tl F-f .gfxxu ,,-f' K - 4. . .. .,, J. 'Q Doius JANET GAULT JANE FARRACY Born 1915-Killeen, Texas. IP Born May 11 1915 Dallis Texas Librarian of Orchestra, Good Scholarship Club. Dial you ever see ber eroxs, Or even frying Io lu' lmxx? EDWIN H. ROYSE l'Bus1NEss', Born january 7, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Student Manager of Football Team, Good Scholar- ship Club. Rare L'0HZ1J0lHlIi of oddity, ffolic !l7ll1f1L17.l Wfao relished Il joke and rejoiced in 11 pun! BILLIE O. WHITTEN Born March 3, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Slre comes fo Wfoozlrow every day, Ever happy, sweet and gay. HAL J. BELL Born June 24, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Tennis Club, Spanish Club, Good Scholarship Club This jolly lad enjoys ffm sports Of lmsebnll 'IIIOH' flmrz breafzing lwenrfs. MINhRX'A Lois l:l.ORIiNL.l-, lil,-xt! Born September 25, I9l3+Crowley, Texaw. Home Ifeonomics Club, Science Club, National Honor Society, lfarly History Club, Two Lin! Pins, Scholarship Club, Annual Staff, Senior Pub- lication Staff. Will1i11 flu' 11111111111 l11'1'11xt fl11'r1- 111'11'1' l11'111' A 1111117 Ili fY'Ill', 111 lmiug, or 11.1 xnrrf. LEGARDIF. ENLQLIPQDOW Born january 10, l91SfTemple, Texas. French Club, Student Council, Silver Sahre Club, Regimental Adjutant, R.O.T.C., Crack Company, Senior Play. Hz' 1lIIL'l1'1'.Y j1ml11l1's f1ix !Ill'Yl 1'1111u1t, A1111' flI1l'Llv1'X kunutx im! 1111111 lu 1111. FREDA Mc:CU'1'c1H1aoN Pi-'rr Burn March 3, l9l4fRylie. Texn. Thi.: xy111j111fl11'fir liffli' l11.vx IX rrzoiluxl, ,qnr111'. and lrurg WU' 1'1'aHj' fjllllk H113 11111k1' ffm' litfif of ,filmi- fmnrtx, uma' 110117 yon? LORING AUSTIN Born November li, lgll-Xxyllilillklll, Nlam. H111'1'11f1 for ,'ll1.tli11.' A 1l111'fc-1'Yi1'1f kill- WU' like' f1i111 '1'1111.w' f1:' nwlf flix f11'111f. JAUNIVIAA RUTH L1ecgGE'1 1' Burn .Iunc 17. 1915-Greenville, Texas. Scholarship Club. llvr rjfurlx 11'1'1'11 1'111'111'x1'g 111115 l11'a11gf1l lm .v111v1'.n, A1111 Xfllfl' xfu' fun 111111 il. tf11 t glad' of U11 f1'Xf. v47AI,TIiR E. PARKER Born April 24, 1914-Greenville, Texas. R.O.T.C, Hr Ilt'l 1'1' 11 ixfwx lu r1f71'111f, Ami bm! of all fn' ix 11 fl'fL'Il1l. ELOISE ELIz1x1sE'1'H HOOKlfR I IBN Born ,Iune I9, 1915-hone Oak, Texas. Latin Club, Girl Scoutx. Girls' Clioruv. W'f11'11 11ff11'1' girlx ball 1' f11'r'11 forgof, Yllllvll ,vfill fn' our I501'.Q1'l'-1111'-11111, Wooiaittvxx' WILSON BRYAN W'ooDl1i Born April 29, 19137.-Xlilcne, Texas. R.O.T.C. Captain, Seliolarsliip Club. Art Club Secretary-Treasurer of Vfiltl Flower Club. Wof11l1'011' B1jv1111, ll jolly QQOOII fvllrzzr, X1'11'1' Xf10Il'Y 11 .x1'1'1'11k of wllnzz. N.-I my DORIS WII,sON UID.-XRKl1'.u Born December 8, 1914-Palestine, Texas. Nm' shy, 1I0f bolll, Ilflf xlrorf, l10f lllllg A lvlljljly lrlrllilrlll of flllfllz all. CLARENCE DAVIS SIlEcR Born February 9YGrandforks, North Dakom Hi-Y, Early Dallas History Club, Radio Club, Baseball, Technical Club. Dr'sc'ri11l' billl, 'ztflo Ulu- All !ll7V'iI1g!'l7Il'Uf of all illlll ix IlI1'lI.YlllIf ill lllllll AUREI.IA JANETTE FRANCIS Born July 15, 1915-Lancaster, Texas. Good Scholarship Club. Tllix slow! lillh' Miss ll'ffl7 l'lll'1j', l'l'll bllir, lx Illfllftlllf allll killlf, ll' .X1L't'l'f!7l'lH'I lllml fllir. CLIFFORD THYEAULT Born August 21, 1915-Dallas, Texas. H55 flflll llllll ffl'll'l'lllilll'lf ill all of bis 'lL'ol'1c lfrolll lllxlrx of iHIIl0l'ftHlt'l' 171' 1ll'l'4'l'j'ill xllirfc. ll K . X MAIKY FRANCES RICE uNll.RR'x'H Born November 4, l9144Dull11s, Texas. Girls' Chorus, Commercial Law Club, All-City Chorus, Inter-City Chorus Contest. Sill' rollllfs llll' lllwllx of lift' 'IIIIXXIJUIII If .wl'l'olc' io mmf' !Jl'11l'f Ill' xml. JOE XVILKINSON Born November 8, 1913-Dallas, Texas. Band, Second Licutennnt R,O.T,C,, Secretary of 4-B Class. My flllljjlll' Iljfllifl my fijli I VL'iII For 'Il'!7U Illlki llmxl, lllllxf flllk ill llllll. CELESTE CAROLYBI JONES llorn March 14, 1914-Minneapolis, Minn. Scholarship Club. W ild Flower Club. Dark was lm' llllir, fm' llllllll ILYIX lL'fJifl': Ilul' '1Ui!'t' ll'll.v l'illllisifl'lVi' fl'lllll'l'. NVILLIAM H. DXY'YEll, JR. ul2lILI.u Born june IS, 19l3-Coffeyville, Kansas. Basketball, Baseball, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Spanish Club, Early Dallas History Club. lIl'l'l x LI boy of lfll' Irvs! s0l'f, ll fl'iI'IHl'1Uffl7 lrllolll 'lvl' fluff io pllrf. ei 1 ff. ,A I ,Q 'CJ 3 Q , ,..i. ,I I I DOROTHY JONES Born November 22, l9l4+DallIIs, Texas. Fditor of Newspaper, Senior Honor Council, Na- tional Honor Soeiety, Student Council, Three Linz Pins, Scholarship Club. The rIQlI0lL'Il'l1KLfC' slu x guiiirzl in only four yrwzrx, Wfill mime all who xlyirkerl, fo .ilaeil bifler leurs. JACK SVUAIN Born I9l4+Sherman, Texas. Managing Editor News, Chairman of Senior Honor Council, President Senior Hi-Y, Student Council, National Honor Society, Senior Play. Tlivxe four lilfle n'urilx, I fouml liy your rzamr, He is l't'1'j' X7lI!ll'fHj tliigi-'Il li-ml you lo frime. ANNE BUCKALEXY' SIs'I'FR Born October 25, 1914-Fort XY orth, Texas. President Little Theater, Senior Honor Council, Newspaper Staff, Two Linz Pins, Senior Publication Staff, Senior Play. Sbe lmfli fbi' nary fo lniglu-r plums, W'lmlv'i'r lm' goal-ilu' uluzzyi guiux. J. WOODROXY' TNTULLINS I l'XX'oOIn ' Born November 12, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Scholarsliip Club, lfarly Dallas History Club, Com- mercial Lnw Club, Advertising Club. Hix Voice is 'inoxf geullv, fuk lzomxif izml iqlzuw, ' Some xztwf liflle girlie lrix Ivzlfngt' will .rlJr1ri'. JOHN ADAMS JoHNNY', Born October 10, 1914-Temple, Texas. R.O.T.C., Silver Sabre, Rifle Team, Crack Com panies. A jolly, lmjrpy our ix lie, Aml ,lnow lu- klllllbf liis iriililizryl MARY ELLEN BENTLEY Born July 22, 1914-Caldwell, Texas. Linz Pins, Senior Council, Newspaper Staff, An nual Staff, Little Theater, Senior Play. Very xzifcef nml fair ix xbv, A fririiil of yours 'Ii ill I1llL'1lj5 luv. HELEN LOUISE BROWN Born October 4, 1914-Sherman, Texas. Newspaper Staff, Good Scholarship. A lmmllz' of rirllzes, fem frnilix to i'ol1fc'x.i, Her loi'i'lii'.i'i rmfure ii irilxulfiiliilesx, DAVID T'TARliING'I'ON DAN Born August, 1912--Amarillo, Texas. This linl uufils all flu' unrlil Io kimu' In fnlizrr j'L'21l'.Y, fw'll make ll slmzi. 5, C 1 , xy K l X of . . . MARTHA SUE JACKSON HSUSANNAH Born june 29, 1916-Athens, Texas. Slu' .cnzilml liar lfllj' info our lwurfg Anil may use IIl'l'l'V fron: ln-r parl. HOMER ROGERS Born june IX, 1915-Fort wlllftll, Texas. Captain, R.O.T.C., Crack Company, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Senior Council, Silver Sabre Club. Nou H0lIIl'7'lX ulmnf Xl'I'l'Il frrf lull, Anil lm: ax yvt cnt! nn .ilJuilou' ul all. ROSA LEE HURT BOOTS Born September 20, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Newspaper Staff, Girl Reserves. Ailzwzzlcizlltg .ilmjng an inmge gay, To lmunl, In xlarfll' nnil lL'lliYl!lJ'. THOMAS O. SHELTON, JR. TOMMi ' Born October, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Annual Staff, Senior Hi-Y, Senior Honor Council, Little Theatre, Rifle Team, Crack Company, Silver Sabre Club, Scliolarsllip Club, Two Linz Pins, Science Club, Student Council, Lieutenant-Colonel, R.O.T.C., Senior Play. Tlwix rlixliflgllixlml-looking boy, Fillvil flu' lmlli ivilli .mzimlx of joy. Lois LORAINE CHAFER URANIILH Born October 6, 1914, Greenville, S. C. Newspaper Staff, Senior Honor Council, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, Latin Club, Stamp Club. Of all llmxr' urix in ivlviflv flue wise e.x'i'i'l, Nnlnrf'x fluff zmzxlwjwierr' ix wriling zwll. NICPIOLAS DUNTEN NIcR Born December 25, 1914-Charleston, Ill. Football. T1'm'-laeurfrzl anil mln: 1L't'fUlHIllf7ll7l fo lm, Anil u'ln'n lm ix gone u'e'll infix bllll, yon src. RAY MCCONNELL Rami Born September 29, 1914-Missisisppi. Assistant Editor NVoodrow Wilson News, AS' sistant Editor January Senior Publication, Little Theater, Senior Honor Council, Editor june Pub- lication. Her inlz'lli'z'l ix as 11 xbining xfnr, Anil for lweii'-y ilu' ix lznown IIUIU' nnrl fur. CLII-'TON ANDRUES Horn March 27, 1913-HAda, Okla. Newspaper Staff. For bit lnvirl ix Pwr like lln' ml- Env' open, bri1z'i', anil free. 'W' ' x:-Jl 522: N up P. VIRGINIA NTARTENS GIN1.IaR Born july 13, 1914-Dallas, Texas. National Honor Society, President of Home Tico, numics Club, Newspuper Staff, Two Linz Pins. A XIIIIIIJ' flziv, t'OIIfl'II.l1'LI mimi, . , , fl .YIlL'1'fi'V' girl you ll nm H' lhml. C. E. D,xvIDsoN l'IuNNx ' Born February S, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Chorus, Cheer-leader, liarly Dallas Hixiory Club. Tbix rouulx lail, ui' Izmliwvforzll Wm fm! .vo lmlf, um' 'wi In gouil. FI.IzABE'I'H COIYF. Bm 'I'x ' Born March 18, 191-liblolinc, Kanwnx fl lmlf nf II VIlf7 of II'or1IlI'I'f11l, .1 1IIlIli'i11um1 of 1l.i.Ii', 'l'lII'rI' you funn' urn' livllrx, riglvl lzcfrm' jour i'wIi'5. EARI. 'THONIAS Born November 11, 1914-Honey Grove, Texas. lfurl ix fair' urlif .vi1ImI'i'- I'lIll'tlXN l'l'KlLlY ill 1,0 !7jX .V!Hll'l', DRUSILLIX HARRISON UIJRUDV' Born February 27, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Commercial Law Club, Home lfconomics Club, Good Scholarship Club, Vfild Flower Club, Tllix fair lillll' l!1I7llXt'l urfs runny :I parlg WH' fwfr xbl-'S bum: Izvilug an .Irnnr luI1Ilie'i fnuzrf. EUGENE BURCH Bro llliR1'11AU Born kluuc 30, 19l2gD.1ll.1s, Texas. Capuiix Band, Salesmanxbip Club, Advertising Club. Crm' Ii 1171 all-'mnml friumlg Hu jvvjv ix SlHl1'kli7IAQ, lln'I'I x no mmf. MIXRY LEE KEY RED Born March 10, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Commercial Law Club, Tennis Club. Wil' fear lfml Iliff lrrllvwrlla' Iluif Ifrziwl-f'JI'IIr'fI'If, ton: Clll1'1'I' Ilfl, AOHIL' fm' luIlIfiI' ii Izililirllq for yvllf l'l.-XMILTON FI4.NLAxx' H.xMIxIY Horn September 13, 1915-Lewisville, Texns. l,1CLlfC11l'H1f R.O.T.C., Good Scliolnrsliip Club, Scl- eucc Club. HI' 1l'l7lN ffn' tqirliiii bil fry bil, For fm, ffruy uzj, jImvI'm'i Ulf. 3 , G ' ,IV 1 CIRRELDA HALE Born February 19, 191 5vMeAlester, Okln. Scholarship Club. Of all ffm girlx ffm! we lmzv .m'11, Surely, Ibis nm' is a z1um'11. CHARLES HOOPEIK UCIIIARLIIEH Born September 21, 19I5fRiclmrdsun, Texas. Commercial Geography Club. Hif aim is lrnr null biglr, Hi' Iarklrs fyix Jzzlivx 'zvilfmzrl 11 xigfw. MARY KATHRYN SEARLES HKU., liorn May 13, 1914-Atlanta, Georgia. Our Iiwx url' nzalfr lzriglrlw' by Ibis lifflv girl, VS7fJo xjr1'mnl.x lm' gltall Ilzlrgbfw' as fwuszfrl' of jwurl. JOHN BOOKHOUT Captain R.O.T.C., Football Letterman, Otllcer of Silver Sabre. A rr'rorrl Zn' fuulfl' Wfwu foollmll ln' jrlayml. IJOROTHY MCCOMMAS Doi-H Born September 3, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Spanish Club, Salcsmansbip Club, Newspaper Stull, Pun-American League. Om' of Iwo .mulx .wo L'fl'V!IllHJ' vulwinml, W'iIf1 SiIlt.'l'7'if-1' and lou' lfmf Vllfllf bv lfvfirzml. DORIS MCCOMMAS Born September 5, 191-l4Dall.1s, Texas. Spanish Club, Salesmanship Club, Commercial Law Club, Newspaper Staff, Pan-American League. One of iwo xolrlx xo l'fl'I'IIllHJ' vrllwimwl, 151111 of szlwf lIlJ'.Yft'l X' null rzzuuiug l'oml1im'lf. CLARA JORDABI Born August 6, l9147Mineola, Texas. Plmzrt an bw' lipx, null mul llffbill bw' cyvx, Soff ax fum' lflinzc and Xllllllwj' ax lwr xkivs. BURNS IRBY Born Nevember 20, 19144-Seymour, Texas. 13i'1w1z'u, lroyxg xfJl .x tl !Jl'lH'IlIl'SS t'0l1IlK'ffL'j 111106 0141, fwllnw, .vlwlll get you 3101. 'CY X ELIZABETH ANNIQ JOHNSON uBIi'1'TYU Born November 29, 1915-Corsicana, Texas. Hl'dl'F71,X portals 1111 111101 if Sell! lllis girl for IH In low. JACK F. GRIIfI'IN Born December 10, 1913-Ennis, Texas. llaml, Orchestra, R.O.T,C., Silver Sabre Club, All- state High School lianel, All-Southwestern lligh School Orchestra, Liule Theatre. III' plvusrs all, Izml fluffy I'rmngl1g For in Ibis Irlmjv yfllllll fiml no bluff. SALLY EARL GOODLNOW UALLEY SQUIRRELU Born October 9, l9lSfDJllJS, Texas. Cheer Leader, Commercial Geography, Commercial Law, Vice-President of Freshman Class. Your z'y1'.S u rn' rmlill' for lI111glJla'l'. Sorrow lzefils tbum xml. WORLEY CANIPBELL CoUNTRx ' Born May 16, 191-lflfnnis, Texas. Linz Pin, High HY flflw' lriuz flrc lailim run, I' III' grim willy llwm ull, will lun flis NlARY FRANCES BOOKHOUT BooKIIa', Born February ll, 1916-Dallas, Texas. Tlwix llI1l11ll'l'fIll.ifll'l 11111 lmmlrwlx of frierzilx By lmlfling lmr f7l'Hf'L' sln' 11z'z'z'r njjfwzzlx. SARA FRANCES WHITE Born February 26, 1916YDallas, Texas. Slffx mflavr iuzjmlxizr, llzis In-wfnl of bliss, IIN' lfriglnf my uf Xllllhllllll' zu' always shall Illl,l,C. ELIZABETH ANN HOR.AN ULIBH Born December 20, 1914-Dallas. Texas. Good Scholarship Club. Tlrix lmjmjzy girl ix x11I'lJ I1 llnzr, Bn! llllfffj lwr, lzoy, tlyia ix limp yIu11'. EVELYN MILLEIK Born May 17, 1914iCarlton, Texas. Two Linz Pins. ,l my of xlrfzxlrim' liglnfx our 'uvzy Will: lm' .IILWX fJl'l'Xl'7Il'1' wrcry duy. 6 6' 9 QE? QQ Doius Cook CooKi1a', Born September 24, 19l44Dullas, Texas. Early Dallas History Club, Wild Flower Club. Good Scholarship, Publication Staff. One of Iwo willr looki ulikr, Loring fun with flfflff .vo liglif. HORACE BETTIZLL BATTELIo,' Born September 30. l9l,lfTCXLlFli.1I1d, Texas, Football lllx now fourllv ilnzwi will goal fo go: Ilix only girl jnsi titlllif my No Lois Coox Coox1L Horn September 24, l9l4-Dallas, Texas. Good Scholarship, Iiarly Dallas History Club, Wlild Flower Club. Om' of luo zrilli loolcv ulikr. F1111 um! mirfb llmrouglw vmllmx niglwf. JERRY MENEEEE MENz1 Born November 30, 1913-Dallas, Texas. Golf, Baseball. They .my fluff ln x iiiniil, lin! fn' ix all ibrri' If be j9r1rix one like llim, flri'y'll imikr a fini' fwfr. OLLYIL COXVART Born i913-Dallas, Texas. Science Club, Two Linz Pins. Two juwffry rycx of low' and luugbti-rg Tlw lziml of mzilu ui' f0ll0lL'1lffl'V. JOHN MCGILL REYNOLDS Born june 4, 191 S-Dallas, Texas. R.O.T.C., Scholarship Club, Science Club, lfarly Dallas History Society. Happy um I, from ran' I'm free, Wir-y arvifi ilnj' all voizfenf like mr? MARY HELEN NASH Born October 16, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Little Theater, Student Council, Three Linz Senior Play. SfJi .x lillle, lvui, alll Slim' eau nmkr' Ilwirzgx go! , WILLIAM VA UGHAN W'ILL1I-1 Born September 8, 1914--Dallas, Texas. R.O.T.C,, Commercial Law Club, Band. Wlnfu ollnrr men XMIM' jwxxwl from view, ll' 1' Il .wflll ln' glml fo lriixl :ii you. Pins ,- Aix. W . il' I Y r wi -f r i ROSALI11 ANITA JQNLS UROSILH Born july 4, l9I-l-Dgxllas, Texas, Little pllllC.lfCl'. A iolfwy, goml' firm' lx my! in fm' line, ADRIAN IVAN PATTQN ju. HA. l. P. Born February 23, I9lSfAsl1eville, N.C. Silver Sabre, Captain R.O.T.C., Secretary-Treasxirer of Senior Hi-Y, Vice-President of City FCelCI'.lliUI1 of Hi-Y, Crack Company. Student Council, Scliul- aribip Club, Senior Play. If q11i'xIi0rl.w li-.ul In ligfrl milf fAlHI:', High un ilu' uullx lifll t'il7'lz' liix rzimzu. GERzXLDIN1i DANNl'1l.l.X' 'fI1.nm ' Born April Ill, 1915-Dallas, Texis. Little Theater. Smijwpy, fmjijiri, limi' ufi, gee! W'lmt il girl for you au' mr. BLN TOM HAAIKRISON Born September IX. 1914-Dallas, Texas. Major R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Golf Team, Senior Hi-Y, Silver Sabre, Crack Cumpqxny. Seliulnrsliip Club, Student Council. Hn Vifuifi' nil LIIILI ri'i1i ' fmlif SYBIL BOONIL Born September 14, 19l3vHamiltnn, Texas. lfarly Dilliis History Club. IIN' liflle mfr uf lziizilzzizii uuil lun' Sluzll irfziutixi ln' rwi1i'111Iri'i'i'il. MAIRIE SAI l4OR1J CUcgAR Burn December 10, 1915-lhllm, Texas. Sclinlnrsliip Club, Commercial l..iw Club, Sales- nunsliip Club, Advertising Club, lfarly lhllms Hit- tory Club. Rui rn lmir iiml fluxfiilzg 4'i'i'.x, Liju of Nm' like t'll'IIiIIvQ ifiiiw. RUTH H,xMl1froN Burn klanuiiry 29, 1914--D.1ll.1s, Texnx. Cnmniereial Law Club. :Xdvertising Cilub, lfarly Dallas Histury Club. Sfu' li ,in jrruifj, ,lu juli' fo xref LAU1aEl,1.E RAY Burn April 17, l9lifl'il Palm, Texan. Sin' is if J.1i'lii1g,ir ful in ni ull, Ix jnxl ilu' Iii! lu kimuk 'vm iliwil. From fmt Iilm' llmrwiz zmzy xfw rzrzei' full. l I1 Y i X 4, W Jw i .J l 't , 9' 3 . :Pl ! I il' J 1 . fl' :rl I li JULIA LANG LEY CHANDLEli jUDY', Born April 19, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Little Theater. Always 'IL'0a1'v ilu' lrzirxl sfylc, Aml !J0lfIi7Ig WOIIIIVOW all the wlailc. HARRY WILLIAMS Born Oetober 28, 1913--Collin County, T Senior Honor Council. Hix nzirfbfnl lunglz we low io lmzrg Wffll 'mils lair smile 1l'Z7t'l1 bf: rm! firm MARGARET MASSEX' 'KMARGIEU Born May 7, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Newspaper Staff, Spanish Club, Advertising Club, Commercial Law Club, Early Dallas History Club, Latin Club, Science Club. Sbfx 1tfI-f0-lf7t'-Illlllllfl' in moxf t'l'L'l X'flJlllg, Anil socially spvaleing MINS lmz'i11.qlJvr fling. EDWARD L. MOORE UEDU Born May 15, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Newspaper Staff Tlnix lml ix wrzrflr lyix wviglnf in galil, Oni' lviglr I'xfI'I'111 lII ll Izlzcuyx lmlfl. xt-RMQ N MARGARET LOUISE PATTON 'TMAGGIE PA'I ' Born January 10, 1915-Sherman, Texas Azul ax flu' briglri 51411 glorifrx flu' skim- Su is ber fam' lllllllllfllll willy lam' eyes. SIBYL LUCILLE TINSLEY BUuU Born May 7, l9l47Mt. Vernon, Texas. A lifllv wink uf ffm' luuglwirzg ryvx, A frivmlly juz! :Incl lmzl lmumr jlirx. MILDRED MAGNESS UNTILLU ' Born September 10, 1914-Roswell, N. M National Honor Society. For u'lIr1m all joy aml AlrlI'I1x11rI x umllrg XVI' bapr- our fI'iI'11IlxlJij1 7Il'll'l' will fault. FLORINE DYER l!TINY,, Born October 9, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Commercial Law Club, Tennis Club. PJ'0f70llt'71f of all leimls of sport, Slw figlmls 'vm lmrll null rmzlzltx il Ilzorf. VIIKGINIA HURT SHo'r1xi Born March 10, 1914-Midlothian, Texas. Newspaper Stuff, Home Eeonuniies Club. A form rurm' fair, L1 fum nmrv .izavuti lvL'iL'l' lmflw if 111111 my Int in rmwl. FRANCIS LH? Horn January li, 1915-New York, N. Y. Track Wixifurrz nuff unrlb lmx My flnif all UMW' guml ffwings lo iz fvilqlw .lugm NANCY CZHABIBIERS UNANQL' Horn October 1, 1914-Austin, Texas. XVild Flower Club. Sclmlarsliip Club. Tlw i',yv.v uri' xjn'iugx, in zrfvrm' xi'1'i'm' Ami xifufzl '14 afar, l7l'AllA'lI iv srurz. MURREI. LONG Born April 17, 191-+4Marshall, Texas. Early Dallas History Club, Track. Ilix bnjws of fufnrc' joys in life lflrlmlr' ffm' girl fair Illtlllld his wifi. ANNA KATHLRINL NVEBSTER KixvPY Born December 18, 1914-Kerens, Texas. National Honor Society, Two Linz Pins, Commer- cial Law Club. A girl wfm fzwzvr 'iwizri 11 frnuug Tlu' frivml of L'l'L'l'j'UlIL' in lnuvz. JANE Moiuxoxw' Burn July 26, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Farly Dallas History Club. Sfwfx qnirf, rwfirirzg .wif Iozulvfu, frm: Her .mul ix fzsrvfzzfizzg ffm' lH.'LIIl'!lIj' 111111: Jnssus ELAINE Lola 'iBRoxvN1xi Born November 7, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Newspaper Staff,li.1rly Dallas History Club, French Club. This H115 my of inllxfyim' is buljrflrl fa us .1115 HN' rwzify wil um! fmmor is llmrif 1'fJru11gl1- out the fmll. AUREBALE KERBY T1NK Born June 19, 19l44McKinney, Texas. X Y llvr fmppy Alllill' umf 'lliIIYU7Ilt' zcuzys, ' ' Will vfwm' our fm1ri.x Ifirrnzgfwrzzzl ilu' Jizys. -.1 xr, I X l A 1 .- gy YQ kj X k VELX7A MAUIRINE CANTRI:LL HC5l.GAH Born September 22, 1914-Fort Towson. Olil.1. Senior Play. SM' ix uvlf lifwzf by l'l'L'l'j'fH1l', l,i'i'ffy, .w1m1't, will full nf fun. GEORGlf S17Ulil.TN Born August 10, l9ISgD11llns, Texas. Band. To lbiuk uf fiix full' umxl xmrux Mu' burr! uni of wr, for XOIIIVIHIV nmj full fm' ffbix lqnoif-frnukillg biz MAIRY FRANCES CTOPPLDGL. DUMP Born July 26, l9I4fPiLtsburg, Texas, Advertising Club, Snlcsinnnslwip Club, Comincrcial Geogrnpliy Club, Early Dallas History Club, Googl Scbolnrsliip Club, Two Linz 1'inS. Sfnfx Xmlnfiy uml r'ui'i'-f1'i'i', u fi'ii'ml In in fill, Thr lalifrfii' rfn ll i'i1jrl1n'i' Lx fminlwilli' will lull. CHAIKLES A. CANTR1-LLL, JR. ULIXKEU Born Murull 14, 19l2fl5cnton, Illinois. Football, Hi-Y, Track, lfurly Dallas History Club. Cfmrlif' krmux lwix fooifmll zwll, You .vlmulil 611014 ffm! kill, for lu' ix xucll. INA MA15 PIIHRSON IMP Born November 29, 191-lfDnll.1s, Texas. Spanish Club, Wild lflowcr Club, Good Sclioln- Ship Club. A llflflfllg lmmf xiii- ulu arm gil mg Surf: ilml of klmlilusx i'z'i'r llwx. LILLI12 NXIESTBROOR l3RooKI11 Born August 9, l9l3-Alinnis, Texas. Sp.1ni5l1 Club, W'ild lflowcr Club. A .ijmrklirzg jrzwl is Lilliw, Su uric, xo full of jwji mul glw. MARY El,IZABli'l'H RICI-1 Born I9l-l--Xvbitncy, Texnx. Ncwspnpcr Stuff, Flower Club. Sfifi :mil um! ulfi'in'lizi', llfix ifirrrzxifl xo ilmrg If you tm' u'v,fm'lizu jun wuz' nut ,iloji lu'i'i'. MAXINIAQ ROBl'lli'fS HPONCHOU Born 191-4+ N iwa 'o Illinois Xllll C tu.: , . S , lilo 'r Club. ll 15, if wi' fmnz milf. iw' 'WL CN gi, Q ,xx 7 1 I!! fr. ff JJ , . N j L ,fy X W M N Lurm MARGARH' HAISLIP nCL'BIlYl, Burn October 18, l9ISfFarmer5villc, Texas Scholirship Club, President of willlhklliil Camp Fire Group. Her zrif um! Iwi' lrzzfrmr :mike lu11,ql1fi'r'fn1' .1115 The u'ur1J Hill fn' lwller If-1' fmwlirlg frm' full. HOUSTON L LTQXYIS Howl Burn ,lune 30, l9l3fKlnbnnk, Terms. Two Linz Pins, Spxnish Club, Vice-President of Commercial Law Club. TLZTVOIIQQIY fvlnrfc will jn'1',w1i'n111u', loo, Hi' um: efzrfl huh lu' friml fn Jo. Biakxirgcgif. Hfms T1Nx ' Burn liebrunry IS. 191 i'CTlllCI'l1lll1, Texas. So lmliillg, .in jlliulxifigf Cirjfri4'iu11.vf ili'1ir11mx.' Am! ,wuz kllfllt' wry uvll lt'!70III I nzuuz. ROB!-1kT WAl.'l'E1x BRINKPLRHQI-'if llama Burn March 9, 1914-Shrcvepurt, Ln. linnd, Selmlnrship Club, Fnutball, Orchestra, Honor Band, Newspaper Representative, Sl'7'l'ft'1' nillv 41 brmm' grin, A frivmf ulrrfll xlirfc lflrzz ilwirfc mm' lfliu. JOYCE TAYLOR S1uuDY Horn March 1, 1916-Arlington, Texas. Spanish Club, Early Dallas History Club, Pan- Ameriean League, Scholarship Club, Linz Pius. To krmn fwfr, ix fo rxlwzn, In CfH't'l'fl1lIII'.YX ilu' ii s1111rvrm'. HELEN WORKMAN Born 1915-Altus, Oklulionm. Newspaper Stuff, Wild Flower Club. Sim IIIIIJ' rm! ln' iifrul. lin! zzlnzlfi far lu'f!z'r, xln x real. Hl'Ql.ON Luci' MAXIZY Burn September 29, l9l4fAd11, Oklahoma. liarly Dallns History Club, Newspaper Staff, Sales- manship Club, 4-H Club, Glee Club, Debate Club Ifyex Ilia! runlil ,uw fmt an ffm 31177171117 ifuj Migfrf jimi il lmrll fn lnru ulzoflm' uwy. ELIZABli'l'l-I V-FITSXVORTI-I Burn December 26, I9l4-Marlin, Texis. Commercial Law Club, Advertising Club. Anil ber fum' .rn fair, Slirrvil will: ber ilrwzzlz ur v'rm'-lrrzzwx uxiilw ilvf dir. 'V 1 . X , 4 x . q. '. , , X . E .1 ROBERTA GTQSON UROLU Born February l7, 1914-Oklahonm. Swimming Team. TZn'rc was tl soft 111111 I7l'IlXfL'l' grrzrv. A mxf of ffmuglwf abou! bm' fare. FRANCIS STARR HAUGER UHAUGEIV' Born 1912-Louisville, Kentucky. Sergeant R.O.T.C. He ri'm'l1cll1 nigh Unlrz IM' sky. BEATRICE GW'AR1'NEY BEBL Born December 9, 1912-Dallas, Texas. Home Iiconomies Club. A girl 'zvilb Il knack to do t'l'l'l'J'fl?iIIg iwllg H0141 grcaf xfw will be 110 om' can fell. MELVIN E. MARTINDALE Born May 19, l9l4gDallns, Texas. Senior Hi-Y, Science Club, Radio Club, Technical Club, Snlesmanship Club, Ifnrly Dallas History Club, Linz Pin, Scholarship Club. This cordial lull of gr'l1z'r'ozlx -1110111113 His face 1'l'1'l'!lIS a bmrz' of gold. BINION DAY B1NNx , Born January 6, 1915-Glen Rose, Texas. Student Council, French Club. Though she is wry small in iize, This young lady is migfyfy wise. LEAH MOSELY Born September 18, 19l4-Dallas, Texas. Little Theater, Newspaper Staff, Salesmanship Club, Fairly Dallas History Club. V Of 1111 our paris, fbi? fyrx rxjrrcss The XlL'A't'ft'.Yf kimf of llaslwfulucss. LYDIA MAE CAXVENDER LI131sYl' Born 1915--Dallas, Texas. IIN' 'IUHIXOIIIU xmilr' and a'rz'au1y cyvs WVU vzmke om' :Usb ffm! br' lLf'L'I'L' wise. RFA'I'HA SNEED Born August 20, 1915--Dallas, Texas. olflfgmg and smiling 1L'l7l'l'!'l'l'l' Mn' govxg Slick worlb a 1'0Il77tl milliorl ns encfJ .Yfllllfllf k7I01L'S. SVA Jef' MARY LOUISE WIIITE Born September 30, 1914-Pleaston, Texas. Shi- 1L'071 the Iwi-is of f'l'l'l'j IJIIVC Oh! hon' 1z'i ll niixs hw' uhm: .ihr'i' goiiv. GEORGE JONES Born February 19, 1915-Bolivar, Tenn. Basketball, Senior Hi-Y. George ix popzilur niiioiig bil frimiilxg We hope this liking iiwzm' wills. NAIIINE MINOIK BOOTS Born September 18. 1914--Bridgeport, Texas. Salcsmanship Club, Home lfconomics Club, Schul- arsbip Club, Bible Linz Pin. This bloml Iitlli' lazily is qnirl iiml .cziwig A hear! iiiori' iliwolml you fir: ifr roiilil 'iiii'i'i. JAMES BASSETT HKIIBTMYH Born December 23, 1914--Dallas, Texas. National Honor Society, Captain R.O.T.C., Crack Company, Silver Sabre Club, Senior Publication Staff, Scholarship Club, Senior Play. Thix irijwil lull Xlll'1'!'-YS in jmrl, B111 lim! of all, xrmzv ,qirlie'x lll'lIl'f. FRANCIS X7liI.1iRA TODD Toon Burn September 4, l9l4-Dallas, Texas. Two Linz PinS, Good Scholarship Club. Yiwizgii iliiirily :xml ximzll, hw' hmirf is fum' golil, Anil ozw' cheap rriiilifvrx xnvh jvzwlx 4Il't'7I'f Solil. RUTII NILES HIPP Born October 28, 1914-Dallas, TexaS. Chorus, Good Scholarship Club, Home Economics Club, Early Dallas History Club, Science Club. Coilfiiliiig hmirl, ua' lrzixf fflfl' ro: If lu-ingi fix jmiu In lvl you go. VIRGINIA CSALBRAITH GIxc,ERH Born December 15, 1914--Oklahoma. Ifarly Dallas History Club, Home Economics Club. Thix lull, iiirixluriozix IIIKXIK' it-iffi long ami lowly hair' W'ill Fflflfllft' .mine jim' Ifzililiv aml hiv him in hm' lair. OI.IX'Il l'lAR'I' Sui, Born November 10, I9l-4--Stanford, Conn. Art Club, Home liconomici Club, Cowl Scholar- ship Club. A girlie irirm' lim' then' uri wr runlil luv. Sn fhoizghffzzl, .iv lziuil fo you ami lo mv. JV! DOROTHY ODELL BEEMAN '1Do'I Born March 3, 19l3fDnllas, Texas. Vice-President of Early Dallas History Club, A llailllllllg :my Imil ll jvlmmzril XIIIIIV, A clmrzu 1l'f7.:f'f7 olln-:xi Ilo lzrglrile. FERRIS Ml'1AIJE GAY RI-LIY' Born December 30, I9l4vNev:ida, Texas. Captain R.O.T.C., Silver Sabre Club, Scliolarsliip Club, Crack Company. IINx liny, you lcrmur, lm! Ulu, lfllllf 11 nmu! A Vlllfllllg goml lmnr In wzirli if -1011 lizlll. MARY VIRGINIA MOREE Born October ll, 191-l4Dallas, Texas. Secretary of junior Class, Sclwlarsiliip Club, Senior Play. If I'-yinv :wiv rmnle for xezifzg, Tlwu llfllilfj' ix il.: 11ll'lI vwzixa' for l1l'l7l.Q. SAMUEL SHOOR l'SAMMx ' Born March I3, l9I5-Rusk, Texas. Captain R.O.T.C., Student Council, Science Club, Silver Sabre Club, Crack Company. I1I'r1 .i lo Sumllzy, our Smiling Ll!'llfI'IlllIIf.H Ag' Aznllilioux liiglw, ,LYIIJXU !'l'l'l'YllllIIxQ,X fu Mo! ,O it BARBARA GAGE Bo1xBIE Born August ZS, I9l4fProvidence, R. l. National Honor Society, Linz Pin, Stuflent Council, Senior Council, Scholarship Club. Ab .izwr'l, are ye u u'or'lIlly rreulure, Or l7I'!l1'4'Illj' flring in fnruz of Vldfllff? FRANCES MONTGOMERX' MON'rL', Born l9l4fl:orreston, Texas. Girl Reserves, Vice-President of NVilcl Power Club. Sicwf xmilinv of ravi' bzwlly, A roirz' lilei- n flow. MARY VIRGINIA KELLY TIa'I'E Born August 17, 1915-Abilene, Texas. National Honor Society, Three Linz Pins, W'ild Flower Club, Student Council, Tlrix Ilzzrzixvl ix xmfzrlur llmu mos! rztluv' girls, Sln' .vtmlif-.v ber liixlory i11.vfI'aIl of lm' fnrlx. JOE ANN TEIEL BuIsRI.Es Born November ZS, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Scholarship Club, Spanish Club. You nm look all owl' ax lmril as you nm, 13111 j'0ll,ll rlewl' fiml any girl ax Cliff' ui loc' Anil. Q I Y 1 . BEATRIQE MAPIAN U?NlIDGI T Born August 18, 1914-Grnnbury, Texas. Home Ifeonomies Club, Good Schularslnip Club. T11 1110x1' 111111 kIIIJIL' 1111's 11111, 1111 11'111'11x 1'1111 Illliflfq A1111 fl'10.Yl' 111111 kflflll' 11111, 1111111' 1111 11'111'11x 11r1' f11i111. B111 Hose 111' 11115 KI x11'1'1'1 x11111c' 11111 11111'x11'l my 111111'11: WI' 1c11011' 171'lX 11 f1'11'1111 111 1111 111711 1'1'111 1' 111111. HAIZIP. BROWNING Born March I, l9lifDnllas, Texgu. Good Sclmlarslup Club. 'I'111'1'1 s tl 1'1'1'111i11 VXUIIIIXQ 111115, W'1J11',l 111.11 111 111'1' 111'y111'3, A1111 f1111 111 1111 11I1Xl'1111 1-, I 111111. EUGEN li Gum-.N BILL Born IXLIKUYK 10, 19l4+Cirnml S.1li11e, Texas. Newspaper Staff. 111 1111.1 II kfvn 111111 x11'1111f11xf 111111115 1311321 11111 1111.1 111'1' 1111111 10 -111111. JliANliTTE Sc:Hxv14g'r'1'MANN NI '1T11i Burn October 1, 1914-Dallas, Texas. W'i111 .11111'11'x 5111111 x111' 111117115 1111' 5l'1'1I1', Of 1if1' 111111 11111 1111111 .1g1'11z'1'.v of g1'1'1'11. ELLAN HLRRON Born March 20, 1915-Mt. Vernon, Texas. A 11'i1111i11g s111111' 111111 11111 of 11111 . . . 141111111 E111111, 511 1'1'1'j1 111 51111. WIINIITRIZD ELMA ELLISON P1c.GY liorn March 10, l9I5fD11llaS, Texas. I 11xbi1111c11 A11 .111'11111'1'1y, y111111g, 111111 .111 11111 I'111 51110 1lt'lA'l' 11 z1'1'i11k11' 11111 1'111111' 111111: P1xU1.ANN1x Hossux Pu1m ' Born july 13, 19l3+Dall115, Texas. Newspaper Stuff, Home lfcomrmiei Club. 13111111 11'1 111'1' gr! 1111111111, x111 11 111111 -11111 in 111111115 W1 111i111i 111111 ,X17l'7X x111'1'1 111'1'11111. f 'YS NORMA Loo MAKSPIALL Born March 24, 1915-Quanala, Texas. Scholarship Club. Her Ian' for nzmir' uml fini' arf, P0l'fl'tlYj,Y fbi' l'iV'flll'X of lm' lmzrf. JOHN B. ET!-IERIDGE Born June 21, 1915-Waczu, Texas. Lieutenant R.O.T.C. Tlmix Iml izijzimnr fu higher Ilriugx, fluff mum nu 115' IH1 eagle luillgx. MILDIKED ELIZABETH CONK LING BET'1'x ' Born january 31, 1914-Dallas, Texas. HN' air, lm' 111f111m'l'x, all ufw mu' azfuziiwzl Cozirfwozfx, lfmzzgfi roy, um! WQUIIIAIL' fhllllgll ru'- lirwl. XXlALT1iR HAROLD SRIELVIG UHALU Born November 21, l914ffFort Xwortli, Texas. Crack Company, Scholarship Club, Annual Staff, Senior Council, Student Council, Spanish Club, Silver Sabre Club, Major R.O.T.C. He'x xml so lnzmlmzuz' buf qnilv full, Aim' Mawr binzxelf ll frieml lo fill. v Q. CHAIKLENE NELSON C11ARLl1Q', Born September 17, l91SH-Longview, Texas. W'ild Flower Club. Wiib rlmlzx the valor of mxvx xivref, All fxxquisih' zlnrling ffm! you mmf med. MARX' BA'rEs Born February 17, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Girl Reserves, Iiarly Dallas History Club, Swim ming Club, Newspaper Staff. A fl'i1'lnHj' luxx 1l'llA'I'!',A'l' you HIt'Z'f flvr. MARGARE'T G. W1LL1sON uPlzGGYU Born January 6, 1917-Chicago, Illinois. Good Scholarship Club. SlJr'x IIHI1' buf xbfx uixi' Q SKIN.: ll klllllkllllf for lim' size. RUTH CAROLINE THUIKMOND Born August ZR, 1915-Rule, Texas. Scholarship Club. Tlvix Jem' Iilflv lassie uxiilv zfrearuy 171101571 ewi lx frnly rl jt'lL'4'I uv' KIIILVIVYX shall prize. W O , I ,Li , LOUIS1'.XY17INSOR Born October 27, 191471.aWrcm:c, Kansas. National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Art Club. A xlrzlzfy XIJIII, ffm! yirlrfi fo l'I1l1', flllll qlzifi' i11g1'11io11v, 11111, 111 i1'l11111l. GLENN P. HASS u1:.fKliIx1lRH Born june 16, 1911-Mesquite, Texas. Second Licutcnam R.O.'l'.C. 1,1'1lll' if In Gl1'1111 if 311111 llzlllf if 1l11111', 111' fi111.if11'r 1111 lfmllx 1'11'r f71'g1111. FRANCES Lovk COIKNI-Q1.IUS Born .lanuary 30, 191-1fN1Empl1iS, Tumi. Sclwlarship Club. Mmf jmj111l111', ffm lifflf' Ming SX11' 1'1'11'l.i' 111 11 Iliff' of lzliir. ELVIS Rm-gn Born September Zi. 19l2f-Durant, Olila. 111- 1'o111f1'.u'1'1111.w 111 110 ffm' 1'igf1f: If f7fl74'1'.N nolzfrf, ff11'y'1f 1l'i11 lfu' figfll. F1.oRi-.NQ11-. L1LiA N Ro1s1iRTS llI:l,O-Filly' Horn 1915fDallas, Tcxlis Good Scliolarsliip Club. WH' lmlv In sm' M111 l11x.xi1' go, A l1l'K'1'f1'I' girl z1'1 fl 111'1 1'1' kllllll. BIESSIE B11ATR1c:E DAVIS Born February 22, 1913-Dallas, Texas. Ilarly Dallas History Club. Ol1ligi11,q 111 11111111 11 11111, Sl11 x .v111'1' uf .v111'1'1nv.v Allllll' 111173. MAIKY XVIOLET PLAY!-.R Horn july 4, 1915-Mcliinnuy, Texas. Girl Reserves, Chorus Xllfllflllgfl 1'tlff7l'l' l1111i1l, .if11 .x ,Vll1't'll 11.1 11111 bw, 1'1111l 11111' 1111111 1'1111g1f11111l 11111 lIl'Il'1' nil! .wlz FRANCES ELEANOR TAYLOR Burn june 17, 1914-Swccrwucr, Tcx.1S. Good Scholarship Club, Home lfuonznmics Club. Nlarricd! WU' 1L'11111l1'1' 11 by .m1111' girls l111111'11f, W'f1if1' H111 f11i1' Illll' ix .in 1'1111l1'11!. .1113 R ,JI fl ,vfl DELIA CHENAULT Born April 15, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Little Tlieater, Scholarship Club, Snlesmanship Club, Early Dalas History Club. Tby 515011 ix as flu' wiml ffm! 1u1'z1L'r's li: plrzyful way znrmzlg tbl' lwzzwx. MARGARET Ross HTNTARGIEH Born August 16, 1915-Dallas, Texas. This j1lu11111 lifllr lazily wilh irrxsvx of galil, Will bring to xmm' fnilagv rurc plL'1IXllI't'5 1111fo11I. JAMES HAXY'KINS '.-in BERNICE LONG Born June 20, 1912-San Saba, Texas. Sba llrws 1101 nzrf' for xiuglr lvlisxg Thr Illlllllllg lull: xln' zwmlil 'Hllf miss. FLORINE GRINDSTAFF HPLC., Born September 2, 1914-Dallas, Texas Arts and Crafts Guild, Early Dallas History Club, Annual Staff, French Club. W'1 ll nl'ercr1111c flu' blunt Il.'!Jl 7I wr feel l0u', Wflwrz we lbinlt of Ilmi Xllllllj' .rmilc of our nhl frifml, Flo. Q 'QIIMMIEU Born March 4, 1914-Little Rock, Ark. 3 Commercial Law Club, R.O.T.C.,Silvcr Sabre Club. Hix fvvt go crazy 1L'lll'l1 wuxiz' ix flllljlll, A' A Avnl girlivs gr! mlizzy wburz by l1i111 fbi'-j',l't su'aywl. EVELYN GOBER ., Af l 'QIEALOUSYU M.. 1.1 Born November 15, 1913-Como, Texas. Secretary of Commercial Law Club. Much ha1111im'sx to you xbc'll bring, Of a frir'11rlxbi11 Haul will c1'r'r 1-ling. 1 4 WHA s , av. -I 1-M Lf- Class of January, 1933 OFFICERS BATES H01-'1-'LR . . . Presidenf MILZHAIEI. CLll.I.Il41 . Vicf'-President jon-1 Wll.KINSON . . . Sevrelary hi' B lx MAYBETH SMYTH SMIT'I'x ' Burn October 16, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Secretary of Freshman Class of 1929, National Honor Society, Selmlarslwip Club, Linz Pin. Wfilll ber lmzrf of frm' gr11z1 111111 ber wom1vrf111 c11r1S, S1u x lo 1111 of ux the rfiuirexz' of girli. C. LYNN WATSON Born February IS, 1913-Klondike, Texas. Lynn is frm' 111111 1ij1riglI!4 Always ruu11y lo jmf up a grm11 figfni. LEAH MARGAIKET EKBERG FREsIlMAN'I Born December ZS, 19lSfXVaeo, Texas. Girl Reserves. Tho, .vlvdx rmf xo 14111, SM' znrvznx ll 101 fo 4111. WILLIE RAY SPARKMAN Born November 28, 19134Dallas, Texas. Senior Hi-Y, Student Representative Council. Hou 1lIK,II.Y1l'10HX is our Ray, A1111 wfivu zzforkif1g 171' ix 4l1lL'llj'X gag, SY LVIA LOKETTA Fox Born February 21, 19154Dallas, Texas. Hair of 30111, z'y1'x of briglwlexl 171111', CjlI7lX1'tl umizy a boy ber lo woo. RICHARD BURGIISS 'lDICK,, Born February 14, 1915-Corsieana, Texas. Basketball, Band, Student Council. Q-Qllifl' i11lr'11I'1.'f1iu1 ix bv, A1111 11711'l'1'X1t'1l in many ri X1l1L1-1. LELIA ALMA OSBORNE Born Mareli 25, 1914-Lubbock, Texas. Girls, Chorus, Early Dallas History Club. 1117,vo111lz'1y fmiierf, 111211 in 1111 ririzzex Henri. ROBERT BRUCE DAY NICK Born August 1, 1915-New York, N. Y. Teelmieal Club, Silver Sabre Club, Crack Company First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. A 1?0IIIl1t11' 11111 of R.O.T.C. A frivm1 of nurx 'zL'i11 rilzmyx bv. 'I' ' ' U MAR1ANN1'l GI3I1Ix Born September 2, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Good Scholarship, National Honor Society, Cru- sader Staff, Senior Honor Council, Three Linz Pins. SfII x ullruelizl' aml xfwfi willy: Slzfs xlylixfw and ifwfi jrrvtly. Rlcii R. JACKSON, JR. Born March 25, l9Ii-Dallas, Texas. Hi-Y. HI' 71111-Y fhlll' fi'I'I'fzlu.I galore, Bu! ffm! only rnukrx IIA like bin: rrzow. NANCX' DOLPII Born August li, 1916-Fort W'ortli, Texas. Crusader Staff, National Honor Society, Senior Council, Good Scholarship, Tliree Linz Pins. Her Iifv is jnxf u lmul of I'fII'r'1'iIxi, Amf bw' Ilixprzxifirnrz lI4'l't'l' l'IIl'il'Y. VEAN GRIAQGG Born May 3, 1915-Xwaterloo, lowa. R.O.T.C., Second Lieutenant. Amf l'l'VfLIilIIY1' fu' H115 I1 good fellnu Anif ffn' lwoyx 1Il'll'l' nlllvif fwim yrlfrm. CIx'rHIxYNIi WPIITE Born July 16, l91SAD.1ll.is, Texas. Tlirec Linz Pins, Latin Club, Newspaper Staff. Scholarship Club. Tfu' lmppry .iwilr Jrizidv rein' tllllzlj' Like YIHI,V!7lIIr' 011 I1 Vzlffl-J Ifuti. BILLY THONlPSON Bn I. Born July ZS. 1915-Dallas, Texas. Orlicer R.O.T.C., ljiiciency Medal. Crack Com- pany, Latin Tournament, Rifle Team, Latin Club, LinZ Award, Scliolarsliip Club. Allfw' Ibis xrnmg :mm rmzri low fo rlnu 11: Slum' JIU frfi xlzri' fo .wlilr llIJll'lI, MARJORIE FERIQIS N1.xIxjlL Born August 1, lglgistlll Francisco, California Scliolarsliip Club, National Honor Society, Two Linz Pins. Fair sfn' lx in bulwlil W'ilfI fmir' ffm! .Kl7flIl'.X like gold. N. JACK CALVIN Born December 17, 19l5fD.Illas, Texas. Crack Company, R.O.T.C., Silver Sabre, Student Council. Many frz'I11'I.i Ibis lmf fun llllll, Iltu loli of puff milf kfllllllt fm dillll, JANE GANIBLE UJANIEU Born February 14, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Cliorus, Little Theater. Tbo' xlvort of slnliire Whiz! a proud figure. ROBERT E. MILLER Born November 14, 1917-Sioux Citv, Iowa. National Honor Society, Senior Honor Council. Linz Pins. If silence is golilun ax fbey say, Wlviit forfunes be piles up ezfcry Jay! MARION SEWELL ZERCHER Born April 13, 1917-Dallas, Texas. Secretary Little Theater '52, Girl Reserves QSeereA turyj, Senior Council, National Honor Society Two Linz Pins. Ob, wlmt a piano jzlayw' is slaeg Him! lo beat 'ivbciz playing any mclozlwv. WOODROW PHELPS RED', Born March 9, 1912-Forreston, Texas Football, Baseball. Of frwiieiiilrziix imlizxiry Anil riidiiiiil mzvrgy. DOROT1-1 Y VERNON ROUTT Born 1915--Dallas, Texas. Shu um i11'lrili,'fiu' imil fully A girl loiml by izll. WALTER H. DUNLAP KLNOOKIE,, Born January 28, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Sergeant, Science Club, Orchestra, Honor lhnil Rifle Team, Crack Company. A grra! man xlmll lu' mir W'ulfi'r, lim' in Dix purpose' be ilovs not fiilfi-r. MARQUERITE ANDREWS P1:oc.Y Born May 6, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Commercial Law Club, Seliolnrsliip Club. Slwlx riifvrfuiiiiiig, ye! iliii'l'i'i'fg A girl you ulwuys like fo inert. CLARENCE GAIKDNEIK 'QSNOOKYU Born May 14, 19144Gnrlnnd, Texas Cli1r'i'm'z' is quiie gallant Anil in i'L'er'y way Laliaizl. ,aw ALICE CATl1ERINkl CLIFFORD Born May 20, 1915--Dallas, Texas. Good Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, Two Linz Pins. SlJv'x uluuys on ilu' sjvol, Aml we like lwr qnifc' Ll lol. FRED LINCOLN, JR. Born November 6, 1915-Tegucigalpa. Honduras Tennis Club, Track. Alilm' ln' is Small, our lillli' lfrml Has plvuly of klzrzwlwlgr in his lauuil. FLOREINE CLIXIKKSON PLO Born December S, 1914-Blair, Oklalmoma. Girl Reserves, Linz Pin, Annual Staff, Commer- cial Law Club, Good Scholarship. Willa rosy Charles mul flLl,Xt'lI L'Ill'lA Aml xjmrkliug eyes tllltl fwfb like j1I'I1r'lx. JACK MOORE Born August 11, 1913-Crandall, Texa. W'ln1h 1'r' ln Ilifl um Ilona' Ivillv so mnrlz t'f1XK', In lrim ulom' 'luwx rlnlnrul fu fllmzxv. GLADYS L. ANDRENY'S Born June 4, 19144Dullas, Texas. .Hoilusf .nhl xlwy as Il IIIKII is xlwr. Anil in all flvirzgx, lowly. JOHN LOUIS HANCOCK Born February 9, 1916-Dallas, Texas. Good Sclmlarslmip Club, Senior Council. Ifflfuiuni in all, IlI'jiI'iI'r1l in 1mm': ,lull bis gnu!! cururr lmx jus! lwgzzu. MARTHA JO OGLE UJOI1 Born February 24, 1916-Dallas, Texas Good Sclmlarslaip Club. Hur ll'Alj'A Im' llizinrg Girls lflu' lm' LIVL' lmnl Io full. EARL FRANCIS Born May 18, 1915-Hamilton, Texae. Band. Ilr bar fl flmrm llml will rzlways Inst, flml lzii frimnlslvijw rw11ai11s sfrmlfzzsi. NELLIE CHO CARTER UNANOH Born November 26, 1915-Hillsboro, Texas. Sllgsmnnship Club, Early Dallas History Club. Hair of gold, vyrx of 11,1114 For fm' f1'i1'111ls xln' flux ll lmzrf ffm! ix 1'r'11v. JACOB W11.1.lAM ZADIK Klum Burn February 6, 191-lf-Dallas, Texas. Football, Basketball, Truck, Tennis Club, Sales mmship Club, Earl-y Dallas History Club, Advur usmg Club. P111'1lr111 11113 girls, if I .Yt'L'Ul tl kilfjoy, 1311! fJ1 x llbllllf 11x l'llXfIL'll :lx I'Im'l1'11 of Troy. ELECTRA VII.HINES Born 1914-Dallas, Texas. lrlllfll lL'Ul'li IRIS l'fH,l'tll'l'll Z,l'l' I0 All! Zivbfl lllflflil' A11 1111fi1'i11g vjorl in 1'w1rl1 lm' 1l1's11'u. FRED NVALTER ASMUSSEN Born April 25, l9lS-Dallas, Texas. lwotbnll, Track, Military, Commercial Law Club Wllll lflowcr Club. fl .x'111il1' 011 his fiju, jnklzx ill flix fivml, A gnrnl Xl'7IXt' of f111111111'7lfn1l,A F1'1'1f.' 'X' ' ' ' swTx ,- l 1. -'X xr X if , X ', .pf QV 1 'J Xi' f xl UAN1'l'A W1Ll,1,x ms HNIIUXH Born May 9, 191 S-D.il1.is, Texas. Sin' rwlizifzlg' ii IIO flow, So nzuuy tl Xlllflll' nrffzvx fu fm' iloor. PiiTliSTANL1zY Burn August 11, 1913--lhllns, Tcxu. Ifumlull, l5.mb.1ll, Iiailxctball, luunis C'1u1s, Mili tary Sergcnm. I'0,m'm'if of j1i'rfn'l1ml pup, A lulrf' nf lz'1'1l-knoll II wjv, EDITH ESTIQLLIE SMITH Sxut,kx ' liurn April IU, l91SfG.1incsvi11c, 'l'ux.Ts. Tcnnis Club. HM' liljlwiflg fmrlifi 111111 1'IlI11lLl1'1l lL1'fXf HAI11' filrili' 11111111 lo form 11 fivf. NVu,1,1,xM Fox XY1LLu- Born August 23, 191S717.111nS, Texas. Art Club, Little T11c.1tui', Scicncc Club, llirst 1.icu- tcnglnt, ll.O.T.C. fjlll' W'lfl11111z IX nm' ufm .wjmfki in lull, 11 1 1'1' wrt' fn' frm fm p.1r.1l!il. VIOl.1i'l' Bkuczil. Fl 1 lx Burn -luly 15, l9li7Dn1l.u, Texas. Two 1,in7 Pius, Orclwstrgx. W iffr lllllllillg zulyx tll1'1n1x.w1l fry 11111115 Our Vinlul t'1m'f In mililomz Lu ETTA BAM-ZR Born February 9, l9li+Pru5pcr, Taxis. Home lfunuimmics Club, Girls' Cilcc Club. Sfrifciugly wfifzml um! ilrliuzfw, fluff fm' ,iffzilu wav fwzw' fwfr. GRACE BATLLT Burn gluly li, 191-1'-Ojjibwn, Canada. Art Club. .You Ifvix li .1 juzzrl Jrmri' 1H'm'i1111,i 1111111 golil flml if -gun lwmhit !7t'1', j'OIl'l4' f'1rl1m nufuli NIAXINI- COLI-L llmrn Nl.1y 27, 1913-filtrnegic, Uklalwiwu 1.inl11i11. Quift' 1'!Il'!1illlf1llKIf! Sn fn'14'ifz'fv1r1g.' MARGARET MCDOW'ELL MAEDELLE BRADLEY Born February S, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Born August 1-4, 1915-Mt. Vernon, Texas bemor C,OUDC1l, Newspaper Rcpresentarnve. A mm' bit of work, H mth, bi! of play Slafs all of u gum! xjmrl-Lwcry bilf Make lwr life fmfrlliur, Jay by day. A1111 is wvll jlrrlfeclwl by favr wif, JUANITA BOGUE JACK SQOTT NWA Bud' Born january 14, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Born November 24, 191 Sfllallas, Texas. Student Representative, Newspaper Stuff, Tuclm- uynmmg .Huis dm! 1.lm,.,,,j,Ig Unjjpv nical Club' l'r'1'H3' clothes will: lon of xlylv. For fzulwu flu' girly VUIIIL' nigh, You 11m'1'1'r, 'lIL'I'K'I' ,vw friw sigh. GWENDOLYN ELLIOTT GxvLN YOLAND LAMB Born July 19, 1912-Munday, Texas. BABY Dom. Commercial Law Club. Born April 29, 191-47Sunger, Texas. By lm' life alone, Slwr' has xnuxbim' in fm' lmirg Th! 17f 'ff Wai' UW -lfffHwf- Abou! bw c'zfw'ywln'r1'. MARY LUCILLE METCALFE W. G. BUST1-in 1'11,LONm,y Born October 9, 1915-Wichita Falls, Texas. Bom Jgmunry 26, 1916-Broken BOW, Okla- Military, Silver Sabre Club. Good Sclwlarslmip Club. I rl Ax I7Il'l'7'j' as flu' Jay A frmgg Af Tfac .wcoznf cbiuf will of 'zwmzurz ix iuspiruliml Alwuyx an flue xjwt Jgjalz u sbzg. -7 I' if, K 1 Tlu' f1l'Xf'iCOIIl'CJ'S!lfiUII. O . H,vfi'f34 1 MARY ANN RAMSEY Born 1913-San Antonio, Texas. IIN nzmfrxi Ioolzs flu' rolfagz' miglvf mforu, Suwf as flu' Primrose frccjvs bwealla lhe iborn. JUANITA WII.I.1AMSON -iNITAvi Born September 2, 1915-Crandall, Texas. Good Scholarship, Linz Pin. Linz Bible Award Girl Reserves. A sweet fan' reads as true as a book, A1141 bers ir a face ufvrrc' all umllfl look. EDGAR J. I-I1NEs AL SMI'Ili Born December 8, 1913-Kirk, Texas. Band, Honor Band. This is Eflgur Hines, Om' of lbw H57 1'urii'!ii'x. PAULINE PAYE SNIITH PoL1.x y Born December 21, 1914-Dallas, Texas. Fine, 1'dl'1', umf .rfm'Ii1lg, Ami l'l'l'-Y foml of IL'1ll'II,iIIxQ. DORO'I'HEA WHELAN TI-IEOT' Born August 31, 1915-Kansas City, Missouri. Tennis Club, Choral Club. A xzrwf fnwrrnrzalily, Full of nzxfufiiy. HELEN HOI3'IfMEISTER SHoR'i'In Born January S, 1915fJe5erson, Texas. Good Scholarship Club. Shari: quite prlile Anil 'VF73' x1a,'m'f. MARY EN1MA Buss BooTs Born December 21, 1915-Dallas, Texas. Service Chairman of Girl Reserves. Nm' ll siugfr' bixs lVl7t'7I you sn' Ibis Bliss. Dossu-1 MAE WELLS Pubs liorn February 19, l9l3fj.isper, Texas. So kiml In all ua.: slug Sfll' lIt'1f'7' fhlll HH f'7ll'l7IVX. W11.I. ETTA MILLIGAN Born May 10, 1915-Hubbard, Texas. Milf! bw' fzznzirmur ijwx: lu lfwm joy lim, l l A June, 1932 Students Not in the Pi Barofield, Louise Baum, Elka Bowers, Kathleen I Corp, Caryl Rose Cotton, Edna DeBorde, Moreta Driggs, Willie WR Edwards, La Verne fa, W vb Lee, Eugenia Leonard,Sara Sue i McClure, Vera Miller, Dorris Moseley, Virginia Pounds, January, Atkinson, Mary Barnett, Evelyn Baumgardner, Doris Blasingame, Mary Broadfoot, Louise Cearley, Elizabeth Clark, Lucia Coleman, Authula Day, Margaret Dillon, Maxine Faber, Launice Gerloff, Seabelle Higginbotham, Barbara Higginbotham, Marjorie Johnson, Velma Johnston, Frances Kay, Maxine L'Roy, Ethel Do 1 Ramsdell, Ann Scarborough, Dorothy Smith, NVauneta Spurgeon, Annie Lou Stathakos, Marcella Terry, Mary Louise W'ernsing, Edna Roberta Wright, Jane Yantis, Louise Adams, Stuart Ii. Anderson, Cecil H. Baccus, J. J. Blanton, William G. Causey, Maurice L. Corbyn, Richard C. Crocker, W. H. Downing, Herman Lee Dumas, Benbrook Erwin, William Smith Garretson, Jack Harris, A. L., Jr. Hunter, Jimmie Kiowski, Bernard T. Lane, Audas James McDonald, Robert F. rothy Bianchi, David Moffett, George ctures Parks, Thomas Parry, Owen L. Porter, Cover C. Quaitc, Harris Schneider, Matthew Slaughter, Rupert O Smith, Robert L. Storey, John W. Thomas, George D. Vineyard, Truett L. Wfatson, Bruce Wfilliams, Robert, Jr Wicker, Ed 932 Students Not in the pictures McCown, Loraine Metcalfe, June Nelson, Evelyn Rowe, Ruby Sears, Joan Sherman, Mary Ruth Tucker, Jane Weatherford, Margaret Wfright, Sallie Belle Yarborough, Georgie Alexander, Kellous Beal, Ed Belcher, Elbert Boyette, Charles Bray, Alton Burnett, Sam Click, Merlin Coleman, Clark Cornelison, Boyd Cox, Thomas Driggs, Wilson Gallrein, William Glidewell, Arthur Grafton, li. G. Greenfield, H. C. Griffin, Rayburn Hanna, Henry Hensley, Vernon Hoffer, Bates lngram, Hiram Jackson, Stafford Johnson, Fred Launey, Arthur McCallum, Charles McCauley, Leslie McMillan, VV. McMillan, Marvin Marion, Chester Mogle, Billy Mood, Bert Morgan, Edmund Murphy, Brian Norris, Frank Panes, Johnny Parker, George Perkins, Joe Ritchie, George Roberts, Horace Russell, Bedford Smith, Earl Smith, Lewis Sollberger, B. Stroud, James W'eaver, Roy Yamini, George Yaw, Herbert Young, Charles Zahn, J. W. Junior Classes SCHOLARSHIP GROUP FOR FALL TERM Allen, Florence Ba L111 1 ann, Katherine Bell, Cyrene Bell, Evelyn Chandler, Danah Feldhussen, julia Ferguson, Josephine Fry, Elizabeth Barton, Ada Mae SIIHIIIIKI C11111 Lamfr' Mallioux, Llaquelyn Monroe, Alline Nichols, Thelma Noel, Barbara LI. Payne, Gertrude Raef, Doris Seliild, Doris Smith, Dorothy Ben G 1'a1 y, Florence C11111 Ltllltll' Iaelxson, Willie Mae Bonno, M11l'lKDI1 LOl1LlCHbCft', Dorotli Cornelius, Ruth Finklea, Gladys Fuqua, Elizabeth Hatzenbuehler, Ruth fs Y Marcus, Marguerite Maxwell, Mildred May, Verlin Merriam, Jean XWhorton, Virginia Wfood, Catherine Younie, Lorraine Clements, Jack Tripp, Maurice Witleleeke, Henry XVilliams, Rayborn Woorlrlrd, Elvan Steer, Katherine Barron, Delbert Ott, Paul Taylor, Charles Pence, Ludlow Roper, A. M. Hallam, Frances Skiles, Elsie Jean Sophomore Classes SCHOLARSHIP GROUP FOR FALL TERM Bachrach, Cecelia Caldwell, Nell Geb. Mary Hogg, Eva Ray Rector, Artline Thompson, Allen, Laura Helen Ashburn, Robena Dardignac, Belva Fitch, Mary Jane Gallagher, Ella Gerard, Viola Joe Hoehn, Mary Elizabeth Lonclenberg, Virginia Maresh, Martha Summa Cum Laurie Childers, W. Fix, Robert Ingle, Mark Boone, Lida Erickson, Juanita Margaret Hart, Cum Lazzde Wfhitley, Susie Basham, George McCulley, John Seay, Merwin Marcus, Lawrence Adrian, Annie Laurie Childs, Betty Darnell, Jane Forbes, Anita Pitts, Dorothy Thompson, Helen Anderson, John Downs, Jimmie Griffin, Jim Elizabeth Hancock, Tommy Kucera, Mary L. Lamar, Jeanne Piccola, Jennie Parks, Elaine Baird, Doalt James, Marvin McKinley, Vfilliam Thomas, Fred Shuptrine, Vennie Garcia, Ruth l:I'ZSiWfTldFl Clc3SS SCHOLARSHIP GROUP FOR FALL TERM Arrington, Martha Baxter, Mildred Beatty, Betty Bleibler, Helen Brown, Shirley Camp, Frances Cockrell, M. Alice Dietal, Thelma Dost ersc hill, Katherine Duncan, Dot Eckart, Marjorie Evens, Elizabeth Browne, Doris Chandler, Lois Craighead, Isabella Crow, Lois Davenport, Jane Houston, Louise Huffhines, Jane M. Jones, Dorothy Rae Jordan, Adrian McEntee, Mary O,Leary, Dorothy Seibert, Ruth Vanpelt, Mary 51111117111 Cum Lumfc Glass, Martha Graves, Doris Hooker, Virginia Lemaster, Virginia McCullum, Ruth Nail, Billie Philips, Betty Reed, Anne Simkins, Evelyn Tenison, Dorothy Trammell, Eloise Turner, Bernice Gage, Geraldine C11111 Laurie Wade, Evelyn Walker, June Wilson, Nina Jane XVinston, Pauline Wood, Bobby Fern Wfood, Katherine Johnson, Mildred Bray, Benny Elkin, George O,Brien, David Partain, Billy Pickard, Joe Pierce, 0. L. XVindham, Mary Lynde Wforley, Marguerite Stephens, Ada David Colgin, George Hixon, Hal jameson, Robert Lee, Roe Miller, R. M. Painter, Van Wilkie, James C. XVilliamson, Carter XVilson, Fort XWalton, Hilary Hedrick, L. W. Parkerson, Harvey Smith, Jack Bogess, Alice Cobb, Marjorie Halliburton, Myrtis Lemonds, Sadie Majors, Julia Ben Millican, Margaret Roddick, Mildred XVilson, La Verne Woodard, Katherine , wwf E ismi , 94' 4- E X 1 :TV s E' n T Q Q ypln Z 6 b FHTHH1 mmm I g -v 'J Q L5 2 'S I2. G. T. C COLORS CORPORAL LEMUEL CAMPBELL COLOR SERGEANT WILLIAM TLMMONS COLOR SERGEANT RALPH JORDAN CORPORAI. R. L. MARSHALL The R. O. T. C. We are very proud to say that our Woodrow Wilson military unit is the largest junior R. O. T. C. corps in the United States. Although it is only four years old, this striving regiment of growing boys is pushing forward for honors. In this important part of school training, every boy has a chance to learn requirements for success in later life that can not be learned from books. Courtesy and discipline are always stressed in mili- tary, and every boy who enters this department is ambitious for leadership. The spirit of this Military Department is that of working together, its aim is honor and glory among the other units, and its product is better young men who hope to work and live for their country. Lieutenant William Webb Browning Z William Webb Browning started to West Point in 1922, but he was sent home after a mastoid operation to rebuild his health and strength. Re-entering, he deferred his graduation another year and graduated in 1928. He made no small job of building strength and alertness into his body for he starred in soccer and hockey and Was captain of the Army's baseball team of 1928. This large military unit was taken in hand by Lieutenant Browning, who came to us as our commandant last September. By devoting his entire interest to the Work of the corps and applying the strict West Point rules, he has directed this unit very efficiently and has succeeded in building up an excellent morale among the six hundred students under his command. Sergeant William Forster Sergeant William Forster has done fine work as Lieutenant Browning's assistant. By his efficient direction and work, the rifles and supplies have been kept in perfect order. While he was serving in the Spanish-American War, he was wounded on San Juan Hill, and later he went to the Philippines during the insturrection there. For several years he was an instructor at Fort Sam Houston. The discipline and rules of the regular army are always right before us, for Sergeant Forster is forever among the cadets ready for any correction or instruction. 'Nw Burl all Regimental Steil Lieutenant Colonel lfi'u.l licattie .,.. , . RegizlnvzlirlCom11mnJi'1' Major A. XV. Zaclm . . . . Iirgizriwlzlal lfwrzifizr Offfwr Captain james Bookliout . . . . . RegirfzvrlfufAiljutauf Captain Bill Stanford Captain ilolin Storey Captain SumuelSl1ooli First lieutenant Clifton Clark 141111 Firxt Btlfftllfllll Sfrljf Major Charles S. Dudley Colzzlznzmfw' Captain I-Iomei' Rogers Ii,x'uc11fiz'i' fJUl1'l'l' irst Lieutenant slolin Adams rllljniifllf i PuffSi'z'11l1zfBrlHz11i0l1 Siajf Major Thomas Collins Cr1l1z'111z111rf1'r' Captain Ferris Gay lj,xa'c'1zIiz'z' Ojfirvr First Lieutenant Carl Kuentz Ilcljzzlzznf 151111 Tfyiril Bzllfrlliofz Shzjf Major George Thomas CYOIIIYYIKIIIAIUI' Captain joe Baldwin lj.wr'11fiL'r' Ojfcur first Lieutenant james Collins llfllllfllllf , . A, Q 1 XA. , f 'fi ...Qt Sprung Regimental Stall Lieutsnunl Colonel 'I'hon1.u Slielron . Kugjnlmztizl Crm1n1.1f1Jfl' Major Thomas Collins . . . lf,wr11liz'l' Omwr Captain Lcgnrdc lingledow . .,.. Rrgxrzzrrxtal ,-liljutan! CrlI7IJiI1JLlhII Storey Clptain Clifton Clark Captain Smmucl Slioolx lfirxrIivsnlunzlntXY'illinn1 Fox Sjnring Firxt liilfhxlirm Stub! Ciripcain I-'crris Gay First lieutenant Billy 'lliompson Major Ben llnrrison Sprifzg S i'i' 01111 liuiluliruz Stuff Captain W'oodrow NY ilson Bryan First Liuutcnant I-llliocr Fielder Major Cover Porter Spring Thin! Iiilftuliofz Stuff C1.ipt4linllomcr Rogers lfirvr LlCLllCl1LlX'll1 Riylinrd Dulnney Major llnl Skielvig Company A Captain W. R. Everett ........ . Comzmmifing Second Lieutenant Lewis Hoover . . EXL'L'1lfi'lfl'fJml.'C?' Second Lieutenant john Jolly . . Platoon Conzmnmlvr' Second Lieutenant John Etheridge . Plafomz Comluznmlrr' First Sergeazit Slayton McGehee Scrgeants Brotherton, William Griffin, James Austin, Thomas Brooks, Jack Ablowich, Harry Blakeley, Bill Brannon, V. J. Bray, Benny Brown, Harry Cawthorn, Porter Flemister, Bill Guillor, L. E. Hanes, Wallace Hetherington, J. M. King, Robert Luck, W. R. Mannan, Malcolm Ritchie, George Corporals Combs, Lawrence Keehan, Eddie King, Ralph Private: Marcus, Lawrence Millican, George A Moore, Ligon Moore, Malcolm Moore, Thomas - Pappas, George Parker, Walter Parris, Allwyn Patterson, joe Pierce, Ludlow Preston, Dick Reynoir, Fred Turns, Deal Van Pelt, Paul Marshall, R. L. Walden, Thomas Scott, Billy Smith, Edgar Smith, Harold Sullivan, Bill Sunderlin, Horace Thomas, Jordan Turner, James Webb, Basil Wells, Lloyd Wilson, Marshall Wise, Arthur Yaw, Herbert Captain ,Iohn Adams . . First Lieutenant james Riddle Second Lieutenant Charles Boy Company B Second Lieutenant Charles McCallon Cloyd, Bill Gelino, John Basham, George Alexander, Irving Ball, Bill Boatwright, R. B. Bryant, Knight Cornelison, Boyd COX, Edwin Darley, Jack Davenport, Paul Downs, Eric Drake, Raleigh Gayle, Truett Greiner, Bill Firs! Sergeant Cecil Anderson Sergrants Jordan, Ralph Knott, Charles Lett, Jimmy Corporals Coleman, Robert Privates Harriston, W. H. Hill, Wayne Hinds, Edward Householder, Kenneth Johnson, Harry johnson, Truman Leiber, Robert McDuffie, Whorton Osborne, L. N. Osterman, Philip Pavey, George Pond, Charles LZ' ,,,,,v-- , - V.. . . Commnmfing . Ii.x've111i1fr Officer . Pluloon Commander PlnfoonCom'mum1cr Roper, A. M. Shortall, Jack Talkington, Harold Posey, Allan Reaves, Robert Roseburg, E. George Rutherford, Ralph Lee Strauss, Lester Townsend, Ed Tracy, John Vogel, William Wilson, Orville White, james Ray Zercher, John Captain Edward W. Geer . . First Lieutenant Arthur Launey Second Lieutenant Joe Perkins . Second Lieutenant Clark Colman Abel, Carl Cornell, Wellington Campbell, jason Fuller, Billy Ailes, Roy Beattie, Harold Bonner, Austin Brady, Henry Brookover, Bill Canafax, Goodman Chowning, Sumner Cook, Joe Crites, Robert Dannely, Henry Fields, Duren Gerst, Robert Haislip, James Company C First Sergcunl Rather Kilgore Sc'rgm11Ix Dunlap, Walter Miller, Robert W'iddeekc, Henry Corjmralx Hooper, Charles Parker, jackson Reeves, Rayburn Priwfes Hawk, C. C. Jackson, Stafford Ledbetter, joe Lundberg, Gosta Marks, B. H. Matlock, Homer Maxville, Charles McCulley, john McDonald, Robert Miller, Billy Monts, Rufus Partain, Eugene R:1ndall,O. F. . . COIHHIKHHIIIIL' ljxeclzfize Offiu r l'lufo011 Cflllllllllllllt r Platoon C0llIlIlAI71Lltf Williaiiis, Gene Young, Charles Schoberle, Carl Simmons, Herbert Reynolds, Preston Riggs, Bradford Robinson, Warren Ross, Davies Sable, Donald Seaman, jack Smith, Jack Sorrells, Max Stark, Wilson Stathakos, James Stepter, George Stillwell, Jack Wyi1ne,Mancel Company D C3Ptain Adrian Patton . . . . . Cownnzmfnzg First Lieutenant Bruce Day , If,xc'L'1rli1'u ofji Second Lieutenant Max Harris . Plulrmn Conzzmzrzzlzn Second Lieutenant james Hawkins . . Plufmm Comnzumfu Firxf Sl'VgC41l1f L. H. Miller S6'7'gl'tl7lfS Corbyn, Richard Harrison, Alvin Brin, Maurice Clark, Oscar Baily, S. T. Brown, Bernard Brown, Darnall Cameron, Bill Cody, O. T. Colgin, George Cowan, Billy Crow, Howard Flynn, William Gaudy, Gene Hauger, Bobby Hermans, Robert Hill, Bertram Launcy, Walter Little, W'0odSon Parry, Owen Corpomlr Kerr, Stanley Rodgers, Harry Priralvs Hilton, Billy Goff, George Hinckley, F. B, Jackson, Frank Knight, Joe McGrath, Barney McWhirter, Clint Moon, Troy Naylor, Thomas Neal, james Neilson, Sam Patterson, Russell Russell, Bedford Th Lll'l1'l0l1d, Joh n Taylor, Newell Bellups, Nelson Pearce, Tillman Penland, John P. Pierson, Milton Porter, John Reidenbach, jim Robinson, Arthur Simmons, Clark Stewart, Neal Walker, Lyndon Weaver, S. C. Yeargin, Dick Zanes, W'alter Company Captain james Collins . ..... . Commanding First Lieutenant Leslie Emhree . . Exvclllivlf Ojficvr Second Lieutenant Glenn Hass . Platoon COI7l171dllllL'l' Second Lieutenant Trewitt . . Plnloon Com1nandcr Clark, Pete Downs, jimmy Childers, W. Howard, Jack Anderson, Robert Anderson, Wane Bonno, Frank Bryan, Marion Colquett, Rawlins Drake, jimmy Duffey, Robert Elkins, George Greiner, Tom Gunn, Frederick Herrin, Frank Hill, C. D. First Sergvnnz' George Miller Sergeanls Panos, John Parker, George Corporal: johnson, Norman Smith, Russell Taylor, Charles P rivales johnson, Malory Kline, Wilber Larkin, Billy Loving, George March, Amos McCain, Ansel Palmer, Woodrow Parkerson, Harvey Peebles, Harry Ribb, Ralph Riggs, Ralph Robertson, Dean Thurmond, john Wfilliams, Rayburn Thomas, Wilson Volkman, Gerhard Roney, jim Sallee, Carroll Swift, Charles Taylor, C. L. Todd, James Vaughn, Dewey Walton, Hilary Webb, Norman Wilson, Billy Williamson, Carter Wilkie, James Company F Captain james Basset . . . . . Cmnmamlfng First Lieutenant Bates Hoffer . . Exeflltivz' O Cer First Lieutenant Hamilton Fenlaw . . Plufoon Cmnmumfz r Second Lieutenant W. G. Buster . Pfaloon Covnmallllz r Firxl Sergmnl I. L. Riggs l Srrgvzmls Amaclcer, Robert Anderson, W'eldon Cowan, Stanley Granger, Dick Byrne, Desmond Cherry, Tom Cuthbertson, Harry Dennis, James Dudley, A. C. Eekart, Robert Frazier, Burton Golightly, Bob Griffen, Gordon Guild, Ned Edwards, Frank Gibson, H. M. Jac Corpomlx Horat, Louis Lemmon, James Newberry, Ivan Privates Gunning, Charles Hill, Billy Holland, Lester Howard, John Lalla, William Latour, Leon Lee, Roe McDonald, Rod Parks, Jack Patton, Charles Webster, john Young, John Page, Grover Smith, Roy Phillips, Ed Pickard, Joe Rant, Howard Reid, Randon Rust, Jack Snipes, Robert Sturges, Charles Tatum, B. C. Wiggins, Billy Wooley, Wilfred .5 B Captain H. A. Wittlin . . First Lieutenant Sam Burnett Second Lieutenant jack Calvin Company Second Lieutenant Delbert Barron Brazzell, Victor De Lay, Anderson, John King, Kerryn Adair, Reeks Boggess, Woodhn Brown, Stephen Coebath, Don Louis Collie, Waller Conroy, joseph Drewry, Wiiise A. Hammond, Harry Hansen, Put Harvey, Ed Firsf Swgearzf Roland XVolfe Sergmufs Stephens, Joe Roy Earl Corfzornls Pederson, Howard Prifvalvs Hass, John Hobbs, Jordan Kangley, Owen Lipscom, Virgil Mathew, Norris Morgan, Jim Bob Olsen, John Painter, Van Partain, Billy Perfect, George Wilsclli, Billy . Cnmmamling . Executive Ojlcer Platoon Commanricr Platoon Commamler W':ntkins, Ben Thomas, Fred Walston,.Iol1n Perry Howard Phelps, Clarence Lee Pierce, O. L. Procter, Charles Sabin, Flavel Sparks, M. O. Tindall, Irvine Trammell, Billy Turner,jz1mes Urly, Bill XVinniford,Jol1n Company l-l Captain joe Baldwin . . . . . . Commanrling First Lieutenant F. G. Grafton . . E,Yf'L'llfil'l' Offirvr Second Lieutenant Dick Finnegan Second Lieutenant Vean Gregg . kltick, Frank Collins, Carr Hidell, Billy Barr, Lewis Baird, Doak Baird, Robert Bergfield, Rudolph Cheek, Robert Cornelison, Boyd Cox, Morgan Dixon, J. D. First Sergeant Jack Stroud Sergcants Mivalez, Frank Corporal: McKinley, Williain Kuentz, Frank Private: Goldberg, Edwin Gaines, R. Kilgore, Jack Lauder, Howard Larios, John McNally, Ollie McNeill, Rex McCain, Winfred Estep, J. D. White, Byrd Plafoon Commundrr Platoon Commander Ross, Joe Roslcr, Jack Saben, Kirby Nelson, Raymond Pappas, Tom Reynolds, W. E. Sneed, E. J. Stubbs, Edwin Smith, Woody Thomas, R. L. Whitfield, McCoy JL t ig, 6 R R r Ng. . , ,,i.,,g,, fs C o m p a n y l Captain Weldoii Girard .... . Clllllllllfllllliilg First Lieutenant Benbrook Dumas . - - EfWFYlfiV4' Offfff Second Lieutenant Alton Bray . . . PlI1f001IC0Ul!714UHIfY Second Lieutenant Clarence Cockrell . . Plafoon Com manrier Alderson, Sam Bryant, James Campbell, Lemuel Altick, Henry Barnett, Charles Boggans, Harold Boyd, Bill Brown, Rollin Cantrell, James Cavender, William Crowder, W. C. Ferguson, Embry First Sc'rgi'a11t Elbert Belcher Scrgeiuzts Danels, Harry Brown, Donald, Har Corjlornls Deering, Mark Foster, Billy Grandjean, Irvin Privates Ferguson, jack Hackney, Kenneth Haley, McGee Hord, Robert Jennings, Casey Lambdin, James Landrum, Bert Lemaster, Donald Manchee, Kellogg McNeil, George ris, W. B. Ogle, Hatton Ozanne, Porter Smythe, James Morgan, H. A. Owens, Jack Price, John Reed, Arthur Smith, Billy Thompson, Charles R. Warfield, Robert Wise, Brenton Woodard, Donald Band Col. William Herzog, U. S. A., Retired . . . Captain John Reynolds . First Lieutenant joe Wilkinson First Lieutenant Billy Morrow . Second Lieutenant Eugene Bond . Second Lieutenant George Fagin . Second Lieutenant Ralph Thornton Second Lieutenant William Vaughn Second Lieutenant Edmund Morgan Second Lieutenant Richard Burgess Hugh Hetlierington . . Brunken, Earl Fix, Robert Svrgcallls Hall, Joseph Harbison, Rhodes Hines, Edgar Blankenship, ,lack Brock, Gunther Bush, jack Compcre, Dolphus llehn, Glenn Bell, Trigg Cooke, Henry Clay Dowdy, Evan Fagin, Edward Ferris, Milton Finnell, james Francis, Earl Gaither, William Harris, Russel Holick, Donald Huddleston, Murrell johnson, Edward jones, Lawrence . . Dircrtor Commanzling . Exffufilfe Omfff . Assisfunl E,wL'nfiL'0 Oglt'f'l' Corporal: Privnfcs Second Commander Svdion Conznmmlrr Sf'Cfi011 Commander Srclion Com niamfvr Svdion Com Hldlltlfl' Svdion C017Ill141ll11t'l' . . Firsi Svrgmnl McDonald, L VV, Parris, james Harrison, Edward Perkins, jack Russel, Robert Yamini, George Yamini, Wcitsdrrisx' Lee, Leland Leiper, Harper Moore, Horace Morgan, Martin Parkerson, Harvey Patterson, Balfour Redlinger, Clifton Romeo, Jimmy Salmons, O. R, Spurlin, George Storey, Ralph Watts, Clifford Zahn, Charles Lieutenant Colonel Fred Beattie Captain Rhodes Aldersnn Captain H. A. Witliff Captain john Storey Lieutenant Colonel Fred Beattie Captain Cover Porter Lieutenant Colnnel Thomas Sheltor RESERVES First Lieutenant Roy Piekerrell Second Lieutenant Rupert Slauglit: RIFLE TEAM Sergeant Owen Parry Captain Ben Harrison First Lieutenant li. G. Grafton Corporal Robert Amaeher Second Lieutenant Harvey Trewitt S2 First Sergeant Hiram Ingram Sergeant Clifton Anglruess Second Lieutenant Billy Tlioinpton Major Tliomas Collins Private George Spurlin Seeonj Lieutenant Bates Hotfer First Lieutenant -Iolin Adams ...Q- O KB PHYSICAL EDUCATICDN Miss FRANCES ALEXANDLK Miss Martine DELL WEBB Mas. PIANNAII GOLDSTEIN The enrollment in Wfoodrow Wilson High continues to increase-and so does the size of our gym classes, so that the classes are large in spite of the fact that we still take this exercise only two and three times a week. The advanced girls are allowed to choose between sports and dancing classes and seem to enjoy the work, unless they have conflicts that make them land in a dancing class after having been in a sports class one term and find that their feet just won't move to music. ln spite of the very warm winter the sports classes have had to remain inside a great deal because of the rain and mud, but did manage some soccer in the fall and winter and, in the spring, baseball, outdoor volley ball, and tenikoit on the new courts. We have all noticed that unless we are careful we begin to get round-shouldered from carrying so many books and leaning over desks, but some of us have been working to avoid this. The girls doing individual and corrective work were quite interested to note a great improvement and most of them worked hard to correct their posture, putting to shame a number of girls who continued to let their shoulders droop. We had a number of outside activities, such as tennis, skating, swimming, and horse- back riding, so that every girl could find something to her liking. The Riding Club was one of the most popular and the girls who rode regularly became quite expert. All in all, we found variety and fun in our work this year. , mgy. Q saw? ,fb ,, N if 2 Q 4 - 517, 4 J 3 I 4' x i' 5- ,' X af? 'ff' L 'W 14' ,l.A,':' , 3 1 EQ 1, 5,1 1 ,X f. , 'E 5- ' s an X r H5 ' Qlfvl an , H? Q 5 P K H, ' , I r' ' Q W., B X b 455, - X 1 i, Q - ' , l I-. U ff , is t2 'N' A 2 X X .V , Q Q-A X, Ci 3 , XX '!' fs A 55' Lf? Y 4 MUSIC Dirvcfor . lid. Beal Rollin Brown Dick Campbell A. P. Cunningham vvvsvvsvii-G 013 Chorus William Ewell Hamilton Fenlaw Fred johnson Edwin Kinser Boys Miss ALLYS FIELD BOYLE Bert Mood Marvin McMillan Clarence Procter I. L. Riggs C. Il. Davidson Hal Kirby Melvin Vancil lid. Ellison jack Kirk A. F. Whatley johnny Mitchell W'esley Newman Bert Dodson Girls Dorothy Anderson Le Etta Baker livelyn Barnett Claudine Bearden Frances Bell Ray Bentley Florenz Davenport Rebie M. Davis Patsy Deering Adelaiide Drdckley Anna Gilson Barbara Higginbotham Marjorie 'Higginbotham Elizabeth Hill Elizabeth Hooker Mary Beth johnson Virginia Londonberg Katie Oliphant Lelia Alma Osborne Yvonne Patton Betty Philips Mary Helen Reece Mabel Lois Henscl Hattie Sewell Sara Smith Billie Strickland Pauline Stevenson Lois Tate Louise Terry I2lizabethTrammell Virginia Walker Bobbie Belle Watson Mildred Webb Betty Widner Gladys Shattles jack Griffin Roy Pickerrell Elman Adams Byron Albright Harold Boggans Earl Camp Catherine Widner Jeannette Yarbrough Vesta Boyd Sarah Dowdy Marguerite Harmon Lucile Marlow Marie Porter Pauline Schliepake Virginia Snyder Adena Wade Joyce Youngblood s--f--Q Qrchestra Dirvchir . Miss A1.I.YS Fna1.D BOYLI- Boys Girlx QM Wi, Eugene Bond Nvayne Cook Rnbcrr Fix jack Griffin Melvin Haley Truman johnson Ralph jordan L. XV. Mcllonalrl Jack Perkins Ray Thacker Maurice Vfilson Newell Taylor Gunther lirnek Frances Barnett Mildred Blind Frances Ann Briggle Betty Cunningham Josephine Durham Doris Gault Elizabeth Hart Jane Mcfiee Nrir.ili.i Mirnsn' Bcrcnice Amer Melodecs Smith Roberta Whrnsing Millie Willl.lI1lS0l1 Adam W'ade .gs .U ,X w 75' fb WJ-wh r'XF X ,lr W CLUBS ,I .M Q ' w VqA Senior Honor Council MRS. Hl4ll,lA,N C. BRAACK . . SPOIISOI' The .Library Senior Honor Council is composed of honor students of the senior class, selected semi-annually by the president and approved by the faculty. The selection of members is based not only upon scholarship but also upon leadership and competence. The Councills aim is to vuide and hel other students in the use of the library and to o P maintain order and efhciency. This group, supported by its able sponsor, Mrs. Helen C. Braack, is largely responsible for the highly modern and efhcient library. The Council was the first to introduce the student government idea at Wilson. The Council, however, is not entirely a business organization, for the year's program includes numerous pleasure jaunts and parties not pertaining to work at school. Loren Long Carl Hort . Lawson Goggans lidward Greer Bates Hoffer Homer Rogers lull OFFICERS I Trrru Spring Tcvnz . . . . P1'exi4lz'l1f -lack Swain . . . Pr'1'.rizfw1f . . Vim' P1'exiz1'i'r1i Chas. Max Cole . , , Vin' I,i'i'xiJw1I . S4'L'l'f'ftll'VVATl'F!lXIll'l'l' Thomas Shelton . Sm'rrfury-Twaxzzrrr Anne Buckalew . . . . . RFf70Tfl'1' Mr.MBERS Iohn Hancock Nancy Dolph Marion Zercher Lawrence Boone Marianne Geer james Parris Dorothy Jones VVeldon Girard Ophelia Wood Stuart Adams Barbara Gage Ray McConnell Margaret McDowell Mary lillen Bentley Mildred Parkerson li. G. Grafton Thomas Pickett Loraine Chafer Robert Miller Hal Skielvig Kate lflmore Y utr' National Honor Society SIJUIINUI' . . . . Miss Cmtiui-, DELN OFFICERS Pwsirlwzf . . . . . MII.llliIilJ PARKERSON Vim'-l'1'1'.viff4'l1l THoMixs P1cKETT St'L'l'l'ftIl'j' . LAWSON GOGGANS Tmzszmfr . . . LAxvRiiNt:t2 BOONE 1it'I70I'f4'I'.N IDOROTHY joxiis, JACK SXVAIN MEMBERS Bo-yr james Bassett Lawrence Boone Charles M Dorothy Allen Mary K. Anderson Sylvia Bachrach Zola Mae Browning Ruby Brunken Catherine Clifford Martha Colhoun Nancy Jane Dolph .1 Norton Crowell XY'cldon Girard x Cole Lawson Kate Llmore Marjorie Ferris Lois Florence Barbara Gage Marianne Geer Gladys Gardner Dorothy jones Billy Harris Loren Long Goggans Robert Girfx P1 H DCI YY ,lames Parris Charles Patton Miller Thomas Picket Louise jones Mary Virginia Kelley Catherine La Sonde Mildred Magness Virginia Martens Vera McClure Katherine Miller Frank Smith jack Swain t Mildred Parkerson lileanor Ann Perry Maybeth Smyth Celeste Thomas, Katherine Webster Louise Winsor Marion Zercher x if Commercial Law Club SPOHSU1' . MR. NORTON OFFICERS President . . .... HERMAN LEE DOWNING Vice'-Prf'side11f . - HOUSTON LEWIS gMy0f,,,fy . , . EVELYN GOBER SCTxQCTd77f-df-Al'1l'IS . . . . BENBROOK DUMAS MEMBERS Boys Walter Asmussen Clarence Gardner jerry Menefee Matthew Schneider Horace Bettell Edwin Gilliam Bert Mood Clifford Thyfault William Blanton Maurice Causey Clark Coleman Bill Crocker Marguerite Andrews Sybil Boone Omega Brigam Phyllis Brooks Floreine Clarkson Willie Driggs Gilbert Glasgow james Hawkins Bates Hoffer john Lane George Moffett Woodrow Mullins Johnny Panos james Parris Girls Florine Dyer Gwendolyn Elliot jane Farracy Virginia Galbraith Sally Earl Goodenow Drusilla Harrison Louise Humphries Mary Lee Key Eugenia Lee Margaret Massey Dorothy McCommas Vera McClure Bob Webb Harry Williams H. A. Wittliff, jr. George Yamini Doris Miller Wauneta Smith Annie Lou Spurgeon Louise Terry jane Tucker Katherine Webster 5 Early Dallas i-listorv Club MR. B. B. COBB OFFICERS GILBERT G1ASGOw' DOROTHY BEEB4AN . IJONA PARK!-,R . XVOOOBOW MULLINS . . MEMBERS joyce Taylor Virginia Nlartens Frances Montgomery Clarence Davis John Jolly Annie Lou Spurgeon Thelma Gowen Howard XVilliams Leslie Iimbre Florine Grindstnff Charles Hnnper Margaret MCWilliJH1S W'illiam Vaughan Ifllan johnson Earl Thomas Elaine Lue Frances Love Cornelius Hal Hardin Dorothy Brucknmn H. A. Vifittliff, Jr. Ruth Iinves yvvpr-'V' Sjxmsor Pr'1'siz1'w1l Vin' Prvsiffwzf . . Sl'l'l'f'f!lYYj' S1'1'gr'a11f-af-Arllzx Ruth Hipp Delbert Barron Mae Carlene Booth Rosalie jones Maybeth Smyth Thomas Shelton in Junior l'li-V MR. BUFORD CATES OFFICERS DAN COLE . BILL CLOYD . . HOW'ARD PATTERSON . ROBERT CHEEK . CARR COLLINS MEMBERS Bill Utlcy Edward Phillips Joe Pickard Bill Boyd Thurston Lambright David O'Brinn A. P. Cunningham Joel Webster Kinarcl Miller Strceter Moore Spouso-1' . Prvsidwif View-Prv5ir1'r'11f Svcrrfrzry . . Reporfzfr Svrgzfani-af-A rms Morgan Cox Frank Kooncc Stephen Brown Frank Jackson Ml . X .N v,.,ir , ,, LIIQUTENANT Bxioxx JACK SVVAIN . . -1-fm: 3' ,. .rm in riir A, X Senior l-li-Y 'NING . OFFICERS CHARLES MAX Cori. ADRIAN I. PATTON THOMAS SHEI.'I'ON SAMUEL Siiooic . Leslie Embree XVeld0n Girard Melvin E. Martindale john Storey Rowland Xwolfe Donald Bennett james Collins Spozlxfn' . Pft'SftI't'Ilf Vim-Presin'w1f Sc'1'r4'iur-3 -Tr:'ax1n'ur . Kvjmrlm' . Svrgfuzzf-af-Arms MEMBERS Roy C. Pickerrell Howard Williarris Ray Sparkman Fred Thompson Clarence Davis Bates Hoffer john Young Henry Widdecke Clifton Clark Clarence Cockrell Elman Adams Lawson Goggans VV. R. Everett William Gaither George jones Rice jackson Ben Tom Harrison Cover Porter Keith Reed Benbrook Dumas Kellous Alexander joe Stephens Loring Austin Sjmnxor . P 1'c'sia'r'z1f . Vice-Presirllezlf SI'L'l C'flIl'J' . Treaxzrrcfr . Girl Reserves . Mrss BONNIE WILKINS OFFICERS CfI7lI1l'ilRf'f?l'l'X!,l1f41ffl'L' Pl'0g7'llH1ClJllil'HZ!1I1 . Service Cf9c1i1'11'1a11 Ring Cfllliflllllll Social Chairman . FLORENCE ALLEN MARION ZERCHER RUBY BRUNKEN OPHELIA WOOD JOSEPHINE FERGUSON ELSIE PISTOLE . MAIKY EMMA BLISS MEMBERS .losephine Ferguson Bernice Mnncil Elsie Pistole Ruby Brunken Ophelia Wood Marion Sharp Marion Zercher Dot Duncan Florence Roberts joyce Harben Cyrene Bell Lucy Rowley Louise Wiriscxr Dorothy Weaver Dorothy Baker Mildred Frances Baxter Elizabeth Stellmacher Frances Camp Mary Emma Bliss Mary Alice Cockrell Florence Allen RUBY BRUNREN DOROTHY WEAVER Mary Frances Overbeek Katherine Wood Mary Bates Ninn Jane Wilsrxii Mary Jane Fitch Ruth Sehoberle Peggy Tripp Laura Helen Allen Mary Sweeney Henrietta Gerkin Ruby Rowe Marguerite Swann Frances Williams Helen Bleibler Mildred Brokaw Frances Briggle lin Verne Ferguson Iilizabeth Iivens Moreta DeBorde Alice Cavitt Mary McGovern f79'1 l N9 1'-6-1-'l' ' l-be Spanisb Club Los Cw1t111ixfuIfom'x MISS MABEI. TURMAN . SIYUIIXOI' OFFICERS BATILS HOIAIILR . l'rvxidw1! CI-IARIIES PATTON . Vive-Przfsidzfzzt ONA MAIKIIZ BANNON . Sm'rvtar3 JED MACH ..... . Treuxurer CLIFTON CLARK, JOYCE TAYLOR Parliamenfarianx MEMBERS Houston Lewis Stuart Adams Juanita Bogue Nan Pney Virginia Griffin Ada Mae Barton Elizabeth Everett Nluriel Bryant Annabel Swoffard Loren Lung Mary Elizabeth Dean Angus Bailey Ella Gallagher Charles Young Betty Ann Brittian Marion Zereher Robert Fix Henry NY'iddeelxe Y Silver Sabre Club LIEUTHNANT BROXVNING . SPOIISOY' OFFICERS BEN TOM HARRISON . . Prrsirz'w1! THOMAS SHELTON . . Vice-Prvsidcnf ROY C. PICKERRELL . Swrvtary-Trvaszzrer THOMAS COLLINS Sa'1'gea11f-af-Arvm MEMBERS Rhodes Alderson James Bassett Fred Beatty Joe Baldwin james Collins Ferris Gay Cover Porter Samuel Shook H. A. W'ittliff john Storey Homer Rogers Leslie Embree Adrian Patton Charles McCallon Bruce Day E. G. Grafton W. G. Buster jack Calvin Weldon Girard Edward Geer W. R. Everett Arthur Launey Dick Finnigen Delbert Barron james Hawkins Benbrook Dumas Max Harris Student Council MR. G. L. ASI'IBUIiN, MR. W. O. PIPES . Henry XViddeclte Jack Swain Iflston Law Allie Nelst1i1 R. A. Leonard Dorothy Cohn Margaret Randall H. C. Greenfield Constance Bounds Ralph Mathen Helen Bleibler Carter Willianisrin john Walston Hal Skielvig MEMBERS Mary Jane Fitch Jack Calvin Dorothy Jones Cyrene Bell Claire Shwiff George Colgin Richard Burgess jane Kindley jack Nowlin Leslie McCauley Carr Collins Fred Passmore Legardc Engledow lilman Adams Herman Downing Eleanor Proctor Lila Mae Cole Dean Robertson Waltcin Launey James Smyth Rather Kilgore Cover Porter Margaret McDowell Burns Tilton Annelle Hollister Charles Cantrell james Parris Roe Lee Edward Geer S 110118071 Ed Beal Lawrence Jones Austin Bonner Thurston Lambright Elizabeth Hill Fred Voorhis Alice Marshall Cecil Adkins Helen Nash Pete Stanley Harvey Harris Ben Tom Harrison Dot Holloway Barbara Noel 'ix I N ' Little Theater The Little Theater, the oldest club in Woodrow Wilson, was organ- ized to encourage artistic and dramatic expression. H. B. MORGAN . OFFICERS ANNE BUCKALEW THOIVIAS SHELTON . MARION ZERCHER JACK GRIFFIN . MEMBERS George Moffett Virginia Johnson Mary Ellen Bentley Louise Jones Frances Hallam Maxine Guilliot Louise Sklibos Thomas Collins Helen Nash William Fox Roberta Wernsing . Sponsor . President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer Barbara Higginbotham Marjorie Higginbotham Kenneth Householder gsm ,XX 2 1, 4 . ff vw! .gg V421 L PUBLICATICDNS DOROTHY CHAQL-E5 MILDQ-ED AL L-EN MAX COLE PADKEQSON EDITOQ BUSINESS MANAGQD. E DITOD. CDUSADLI2 DI DLCTCDDS THOMAS QTHONXAS S-H-ELTON DICK-F.-TT Aovmmms MANAGED Assasmm susmess MANAGQQ wfx. Pam- MMQQMA ommm SDONSOI1 SPONSOR ELEANOQ uomf-Q ANN ff: -5 QOGEQ5 DLQDY ' ,W GRLBUQT GLASGOW- LOIS fLODfNC-E up -- L, C Q U VRD -E Q, :.' L V4 X , CUHON b 1-'whim A C L A Q K BENTLEY 73 sg.. X 4 A Lf! I J x EDGAQ Lu- Joi- W w TUE-Q BALDWIN - V 1 3 K ATE- HAL 'ELNXOR'E' SK1'ElVlG BILL SYLVIA DXVY-E-Q BACHDACH NANCY JANE DOLDH FLODEINE CLAQKSON MADIANNE 6fH2 ? i we S110 mor Cbairiman P1'0g1'llNI Exlzibifiollx . Trafzxporfrziiolz El1ff'l'fllflIJ7ZU71f Cliarles MeCallon Harry Peebles Barney McGrath Robert Cheek Max Harris W'illiam liux W'oodroW Bryan Ralph Ribb Arts and Crafts Club . Miss ELLANOR BIAINNERS Vin'-Cbui1'111f'11 MEM Iflivabeth Stellmaelmer Mariorie Ifekarr Rillii Leach lillen Johnson Geraldine Wiiiwley' Sara liramlon R ulll Rembert Bobbie Belle Wzllsmmii Rosemary Carter KATE ELMORIQ . Louise WINSOR CSRETCHEN HAESLY . LOUISE JONES Fl.oRxN1a GRINDSTAFIF BERS Dorothy Clirisiensen Mary Jane Stevens Mary Helen Reece Martha Murray li utli Niannan Virginia jolmsma Camille Sternkorb .Inner Waite Louise Vandagrih' julna XX'oerner Laura Helen Allen Rebie Margaret Davis Roberta Weriising Mary lane Fitch lmuise Sklibni Adeline Bassett Barbara Bailey Ezfifor-ilz-Chief Dorothy jones Mmzrzging Ezlifm' Jack Swain Assishznf Eriiiors Loraine Chafer Ray McConnell Liferary Sjmnsor Miss Mildred Juniger Bzzxizzess Mazmger Lawson Goggans Ci1'L'IlIdfflIlI Manager Bates Hoffer Farnliy Aflrixvr W. O. Pipes Newspaper Stall News Ezlifors Louise Yantis Billy Wilson Sporls Erfiiorx William Dwyer Thomas Pickett Truett Vineyard Henry Zahn EA'c'fJr111ges Maxine Roberts Mary Elizabeth Rice DftIll1Hfil'S Frances Hallam Lilzrury Anne Buckalew Milifary Homer Rogers James Riddle Music Jack Griflin C0111 12111-isis Dorothy Allen Wilfred Bruce Sflerial flSSigI1II'IF7IfS Margaret Massey Virginia Martens Betty Cope Tyjnisls Edward Moore Phyllis Brooks Paulanna Hosslin Ar! Louise Jones January Senior publication Stall Ef1'i1'or Frances Schulz flXXff!!I1f,,EtIffOl'X Pearl Bailey Ray McConnell Lifcrzzry Mary Williaiiiis Anne Buckulew Bzzsillcss Mzzlmgcfr Austin Lewis jokes Elizabeth Ginn Cjll!'f01IX Ellen Johnson Maxine Bosworth Tyjvixfx Kathryn Miller Anita Cook SIJOIIXOI' H. Bush Morgan xaw ,Ji V. ,,'.f 1 47lf'f' ' June V932 publication Stall SINHINUI' H. Bush Morgan 1511 ffm' Ray McConnell , lxxixfaul Ezfifor Lois Florence Lifrrury Margaret Haislip Jeanette Sclawettmann Celeste Jones Joyce Taylor Anne Buekalew Sylvia Baeliraeli Blzxillrxx Ma11agr'r Stuart Adams flxxixfrzlzf Bllsiflexx NlllIIt11Q4'l james Bassett lakes Doris Cook James Collins ,'lJ1'c'r'fi5Cv1e111'x Annie Lou Spurgeon Eleanor Ann Perry Cirrelda Hale Cowl' Ellan Johnson Cjllffflfllli Kate Elmore Typixfs Velva Cantrell Ophelia Wood Edgar Lee Tuer Nadine Minor v , Mx sa, ,, 1 - 1, ,, X .i .x V L3 V 8 f 93' 4ff'?? 7 'r GUI' COdCl'W2S For three years Herschel Forester has ably coached the Woodrow Wilson Wildcats. He is a man greatly admired by the entire student body, as well as the football squad, for his friendliness and his high standards of sportsmanship. Each team he has turned out has been victorious from a moral standpoint, since he always stressed the great value of clean living and right thinking. Assistant Coach Wade Thompson is the valuable trainer of the Wild- cat basketball squad and the victorious track team, always instilling in his men the realization of true sportsmanship. Assistant Coach Howard Kitchen, a most welcome newcomer, has taken into his capable hands the shaping of the baseball nine. Assistant Coach Bailey Hargraves not only backs the forceful tennis team, but also puts over the large ticket sales for all athletic events. With these four men, Woodrow Wilson High expects to make ath' letic history. OUR JUNIOR HERSCHEL COACH FORRESTER II Atkins, Cecil Bert, Orlando Camp, Earl Chapman, Miles Cantrell, Charles Crow, Trammell Clark, William Downing, Herman Dunten, Nicholas Francis, Earl Flemisrer, Bill Grose, Groves Hale, I. B. Hanshaw, Charles Beal, Ed Bookhout, John Bettell, Horace Football Squad Cole, Charles Max Combs, Lawrence Gibson, H. M. Hardin, Hal Harris, Hawley Hart, Orville Holliday, Thomas Haley, McGee Jolly, John Johnson, Edward Kelsay, Jolly Kirbey, Hal Keeling, Raymond Kilgore, Rather Koch, Cornelius Launey, Walton Lewis, Austin McNatt, Clifford Nowlin, Louis O'Brian, David Parry, Owen Passmore, Fred Pickett, Thomas Platt, Frank Pau, Lewis Pool, Bill Stanley, Pete Southard, Harold Simms, Fred Vineyard, Truett Walden, Thomas Webb, Bob Winter, George Zadick, J. W. Collie, Michael McGehee, Slayton sz WW. W 'N-WW J W' , u 'G X Yell l.CdCl2I'S Thomas Collins Rupert Slaughter C. E. Davidson Howard Williams lu m C l CTS Byrd Earle White Roland Wolfe SCHOOL SONG Woodrow Wilson, our Woodrow Wilson, Woodrow Wilson, We're all for youg We will Hght for the Gray and Crimson, For the glory of our high school. Never daunted, we cannot falter, In the battle, we,re tried and true. Woodrow Wilson, our Woodrow Wilson, Woodrow Wilson, We're all for you. LJ E, LI' W I .. rw. , sm are W H39 -ar Football AUSTIN LEVUIS Guard HERNIAN DOWNING Gmzm' Captain ROBERT WEBB Q1mricr-back GEOIKGE WINTERS Q11ur'fz'1'-barle. Louis NOXY'LlN Cwzfvr Football I1AROLD SOUTHARD End WALTON LAUNEY Half -bark ORLANDO BERT H al f-bavk PETE STANLEY Half-bark HORACE BETTELL Guard Football MICHAEL COLLIE Full-back OWEN PARRY Tafkle JOHN BOOKHOUT Tackle FRED PASSMORE H al f-back TRAMMEL CROW End Football CHARLES HANSHAW Half-back ORVILLE HART Emi ED BEAL F111 I -back CHARLES CANTRELL Tufklc HAL HARDIN Center Champion Ticket Sdl6SfT16F1 FRANCES bCI-IULZ H. C. GREENHELD One feature which cannot be neglected in our athletic contests is that of raising the necessary money to cover the expenses incidental to their production. Frances Shulz and H. C. Greenfield were each awarded a sweater for selling the most tickets to games during the football season. We congratulate them on their success and thank them for help to our team. Below is a picture of a part of our rooting section at one of our 1932 games. NVl1.nCA'1' Rooilins S l 5 nl , M f N X The Season WOODROW WILSON 13-MQKINNEY 0 Opening the '31 football season with a bitterly fought contest, the W'ildcats emerged victorious over the McKinney Lions with a score of 15 to 0. The game, played under a steaming sun, was slow but not entirely without thrills, as Pete Stanley, diminutive W'ildeat back, starred with a 60-yard run through the entire Lion team. Bob W'ebb, captain, had the honor of scoring Wilson's first touchdown of the season. WOODROW WILSON 0-LUBBOCK 25 The W'ildcats traveled about 400 miles to Lubbock, where they went down in defeat. LulJbock's triple spin play proved very successful against the Wfildcats. In this battle, Pete Stanldy and Orlando Bert received slight injuries. In the fourth quarter, the Wfildcats made their only threat to score, but were turned backg and returned home with the consolation that they had been in a will football battle anyway. WOODROW WILSON 6-W'ACO 34 In this nocturnal game between the Xvildeats and W'aco, the coaches found a new machine in Bob Webb. Bob was switched from his end position to the backfield, where he played stellar ball. He took the ball from the shadows of his own goal and put it across for the W'ildcats, only counter of the conflict. WOODROW WILSON 7-TECH 0 By downing the Tech Vfolves 7 to 0, the W'ildcats opened the City Series with a promising outlook for a successful season. The Triple W's, rated as underdogs in the current race. soundly outplayetl and out- fought the XVolves throughout the entire melee. Bob Webb, W'ilson's flame-headed captain, was the scintillating star of the contest, as he repeatedly crashed through the Tech line and finally scored the winning touchdown. Parry and Vfinters played Hue football for the W'ildcats. WOODROXV WILSON 13-SUNSET 6 The Xvildeats' second game in the District Six Contest was a glorious triumph over the liisons, the score being 13 to 6 in W'ilson's favor. The Triple-W' W'arriors had things pretty much their own way. XY'ebb. aided by his running mates, NX'inters, Collie, and Beal, made two touchdowns and kicked one goal. WOODROW WILSON 28-NORTH DALLAS 0 With a final score of 28 to 0, the powerful Woodrow Wilson W'ildcats soundly defeated the North Dallas Bulldogs. Wilson's fighting captain, Bob Webb, was taken out of the game early in the second period with an injured knee. Bert, Collie, Passmore, and Winters starred in the backfield. The spectators received a thrill When Fred Passmore intercepted a North Dallas pass on his own ten-yard line and ran 90 yards for a touchdown. WOODROW WILSON 6-HIGHLAND PARK 20 Led by Red Webb, the Wildcats flashed a brand of ball that could not be denied. On successive line plunges the Wilson team, with Webb carrying, plunged to the Highlander seven-yard line and from there scored the first marker of the game. The Highlanders, with Amis and Starzell carrying the ball, scored in the second, third and fourth quarters to hand Wilson team its hrst defeat in the district race. WOODROW WILSON 0-OAK CLIFF 7 The fighting Wildcats, minus thc services of Webb, held the Oak Cliff Leopards scoreless until the last quarter, when, aided by two seven-yard penalties, they pushed over the lone marker of the game. The Leopards again threatened the Wilson goal in the same period, but the drive ended when Pete Stanley intercepted ii pass on the two-yard line. The feature of the game was Collie's sensational punting. WOODROW WILSON 7--FOREST 19 In their last City Series game of the year, the Wildcats bowed down in defeat to the Forest Lions. The green-clad warriors scored in the hrst quarter after several line plunges. In the second quarter, the Lions scored two more touchdowns. During the third quarter, the teams played on even terms. Opening a passing attack in the last quarter, the Wildcats netted their only score of this game. WOODROW WILSON 0-LITTLE ROCK 31 Playing in a cold drenching rain and on a held of red mud, the Wildcats were handed a 51 to 0 defeat by Little Rock High team, State Champions of Arkansas, on Thanksgiving Day. Wearied by the long trip and hampered by the elements, the Wildcats did not show their real strength. McNatt and Launey starred in the backficld, while Parry and Cantrell stood out on the defense. This game marked the end of the most successful season enjoyed by Wilson in its four years of combat. S R ' . , liQ-11 f' . .134 1 Q I ee-5 -if 1-'K if . '3'.,-'1'- - r .A lf 1 ii. . , -' 5' gs '., nun ns , . 1 ' f min' s 1 I-' sm. .A 1 . V I an-s : ' .I u n M. QQHM 5,51 1- i ,,,V 5 55 W ' A li . f M ' -r- LLx- '.1, R wah! 'K': ' 'L - , f'- 'V U ' eere w e 'A h xr Z , N1 Q: . 1 E 3 i 1931 Golf Team 1932 Golf Team CITY CHAMPIONS Mf '1f7l '-' T ' Louis Nowlin Ben Om Harrlson Slwmm. Charles Shepherd ' Bill Cameron i N Ben Tom HQlfl'1S0ll Fred CI. Erney Robert Borer, Louis Nowlin Kenneth Zen: Craton Barrett Jack Owen Ceell Rhodes Herbert Guldahl Jack Nowlin . V alumnus sv 5 '12 1931 Relay Team STATE CHAMPIONS Winston Colwell Jack Walters Ed Wicker Leslie McCauley 1931 Track Team STATE CHAMPIONS Cmzfll . ......... Wade Thompson jack Walters Winston Colwell Charles Hanshaw Leslie McCauley Dick Worthington Ed Wicker Wood Price ...MAA , Q , li will Basketball Squad Coach . ....... Wade Thompson Managers Lawrence Kiskadden Carl Lyles Firsi Team Second Team Orlando Bert Thomas Cox J. W Zadik Pete Stanley 1 Emery Ferguson B111 Dwyer Bob Williams Richard Burgess Frank Platt Jack Ferguson Geofge Jones . Thomas Walden Orville Hart Dolph Collins Cecil Bozeman Leslie Newman Charles Max Cole Truett Vineyard Jim Griffin Baseball Squad Couch . .... Howard Kitchen Hal Hardin George Doughty Frank Platt Cecil Bozeman Jimmie Romeo Arvil Clunn William Clark J. W. Hetherington Jimmie Bacon Howard Pedersen Jim Griffin Robert Rolfe Joe Eby Francis Elliott Fred Squires Hal Kirby James Lemon David O'Brian Sam Neilson Phillip Beck Pete Stanley Rhodes Harbison Bill Wilson Bobbie Livingston John Geer Robert Williams George Young Dick Pierce Qt fl ,-...z -+1 -- W... Tennis Squad Coach . . . W. B. Hargrave Members Hal Bell Dorothea Whelan Pete Stanley Estelle Smith , Charles Morgan Barbara Gage Jack Sherman R. L. Marshall Bruce Watson James Parris Weldon Girard Kenneth Brown Rudolph Bergfeld Mark Deering Qur Trophies Majestic Theater Trophy-City Golf Champions, 1929. City Track Meet, 1929-Presented by Majestic Theater. Linz Trophy-Our Largest High School Attendance Opening Day-Dal- las Baseball Season, 1929. S. M. U. Play Day-1929. s. M. U. Play Day-1930. N. T. S. T. C. District Relay-1930. A. Joseph Award-Field and Track Champions-Ci 1i11 p Dallas, 1930. XVinner-Denton District-U. I. L. Track and Field Meet, 1950. Track Champions-Dallas, 1930-Presented by Sanger Bros. Dallas Council of Parents and Teachers-Attendance Award-Sanger Bros Arthur A. Everts Trophy-Y. W. C. A.-Swimming. City Declamation Contest-Spanish Poetry-Donated by Dr. W. W Shortal. Low Team Score-State Golf Champions. Everts Cup for Advanced Sewing-Won by Dorothy Tucker. Eagle Trophy Winner-District Meet Denton, 1931. State Championship-University Interscholastic League-Track and Field 1931. Dallas High School Golf Trophy-Presented by Sanger Bros., 1931. University Interscholastic State Meet-Relay Champion, 1931. Dallas High School Track Trophy-Presented by Sanger Bros., 1931. ' ,'iQ?Ji-iii' T' a gif? if 2 as iw-1: fy A 212' as I 12552 'fri ea 1 H3322 gm, ggggisf .g 5 'yn ofwffa A f Zi 2:53 S gg 2x,,25je,g,,.Qf,e' f ' W 5.3 ' il, . 135. if wg ,fn Y Afzliiwfw bk 5-Q35-,E'.2?.,1i gk if wk Q QE . . f - wf!fA:f,gtp1 ,, ,M 4, , ,A X, 52 was 5225? ?h1,,i:,1v if KC Q53 3e:?E3?f'f .L 25 , gs.-fx-W x - ' ,f2f'i1: Ml ,- V s 'gfh?Qf'f ff Jik3..5,: ii. f' Wg will 'TY 15' y Nfggwik. L- Liwef'1-.,- .5 ,KF 55 ,rf es' if R?-.-.1 2 Siqvxvl .Y , cliff? 12 f, f fi' Y diff! , Ebl ,, , X, '-ATS,-Sflf' , ,. Q. 52.351 L lk ai. 8 . 21 A W - , 'fffk - 2 X1 ,pfff -1 ,, ., , 'JS' '72 K 13,312-Lk 4 qw. .Qian .wi . 5245-51. .Q ' 'a- ,,,.. , f. -Y' F , J Qui' School Favorites On the following pages we present the three boys and the three girls who have won the title of School Fazforifes. This year, in its selection for these positions, the CRUSADER conducted its election on a purely demo- cratic basis. Each student in the school was allowed to nominate three boys and three girls. The names of the six boys and girls receiving the largest number in this nomi- nating vote were listed on a popularity bal- lot. Again each student was allowed to indi- cate his choice, and the Annual takes great pride in showing the pictures of these boys and girls who were selected as school favor- ites by their classmates. MMM DETE ITAN LEY -ii'1i'-' L? MILDIQED IDAIQIYEIQIDN .lik CHAIQLEI MAX CDLE 7.1 dm, 'bf DOIQDTHY ALLEN OIQLANDO IBEIQT LDUIIE JUNES The Whole lownis lallcing The January Senior Class presented Anita Loos, farce, Tfaf' WfJ0lc Tozwfs Talking, at 8:15 o'cloek, January 8, 1932. This delightful comedy was under the capable direction of H. Bush Morgan. H1'71l'j'Sf77IIII!llI.Y I'I!IY'Vil'Il Sim mafzx Effaul Sizzznmfzx Cfazniiei' liifzrzvy Luffy Lylbv . Roger Sbirlrlx Aunir' . sally Ofix . Lila Wilxrarz . Dom1l11S1uif1' Sadie Bloom Iilrlvllr CAST OF PLAYERS Charles S. Dudley f Frances Shulz Gloria Verschoyle XVilliam Vaughan . Margaret Clay Austin Lewis Frances Sue LeNoir . Temple Smith Mary Williams . John O. Frahm Elizabeth Ginn . Billy Raef nf .-..,,, l-he Thirteenth Chair The june Senior Class presented the thrilling mystery play, Tlu' Tlairleenfb Chair, at 8:15 o'clock, May 20, 1932. In this production our director, H. Bush Morgan, added another brilliant line to his long list of student theatrical successes in Dallas. Helen O'Nvill . . Wfill Crossley . Mrs. Croxxlrj' . Roxmr' Crmxlvj' Iiriuxard Vifalet Mary Eaxtzuooif Helen Trvul . Bradilixfw Trvnf Iluzvrmf Sfumfixlr Philip Maxon . lilizullrffa Ertkim' Gran' Slamlixfy Polloffc . Rrmzliz' Lu Grange' Tim Dunafvm . Svrgearit Dunn Doolrzn . . CAST OF PLAYERS Mary Adele Nelson Thomas Shelton Mary Ellen Bentley Thomas Collins . Lawson Goggans . Louise jones Velva Cantrell . Adrian Patton Legarde Engledow . James Collins Virginia McKee Helen Nash james Parris . Ann Buckalew Charles Max Cole . jack Swain James Bassett OUR TIIANKSGIVING .'XSSIfN1BI.N TM' Suu! of Prixf'illu JANUARY SENIOR DANCIQ LADIES AND GEN'rL1aMEN! We take pleasure in presenting to you Mr. Homer Rogers, Esquire, Ye Editor of this So-Cullen' Humor Section. We make no effort to explain his Mona Lisa expression. Neither man nor woman has been able to tell whether he is amused or annoyed, in joy or in pain-even he can't remember which emotion was dominant at the time of his sbootiug. If these pages please you, thank Homerg if these pages bore you, tell Homerg if these pages annoy you, put Homer on the spot and let the rest of the management alone! Wilsonis Qwn Songs Sleepy Time Down South -Library at the eighth period. Guilty -Senior in the office after the bell. Blah, Blah, Blah, Blah, Lovei'--After seeing your best girl with an- other boy. Dancing On The Ceilingv-90 average! Rain On the Roof -All 90's except a 70 in l. I Love To Hear You Singingw-H. Bush Morgan. ee Concentratin' On You -Senior and his Algebra 4. The Wooden Soldier and The China Doll -R. O. T. C. officer and his girl. Turn on the Heati'-Universal war-whoop on these treacherous mornings. Auf Weidersehnn-Graduating seniors to dear old Wilson. Secrets -What you told her last night. Lies -What she told you. Time On My Hands -George Winters in study hall. You Try Somebody Else -breaking the news gently. Spc'1'd Cop, Stay ,Way From My Door -One of Adrian Patton's repertoire of expressions. I Find I Can,t Write The Wordsu-Mackie Cole on a public speak- ing test. Was That The Human Thing To Do? -Any Senior to any teacher who flunks him. How Long Will It Last? What the fish thinks. As Time Goes Byi'--What the soph thinks. Waiting',-What the junior thinks. The End of The Trail -What the senior thinks. I i E 4 Qur Faculty---Heaven Bless Them ' H. Bnsio Morgan: Well, why don't you smile?,' Miss juniger: We must have more news, class! Lt. Browning: What are you blushing for? Miss IVUIQIJ: Corporals step out-quiet, please! Mr. Cobb: NVill my friends on the back row come back to earth and take part in the discussion?', Miss Alcwizizzicr: Go up stairs and take those street hose off! Mrs. Goiilsfcin: Get away from the pianol' Miss Spencer: I d0n't have many peculiarities, but-. Miss Wzflls: Now, when I was in Chicago--. Miss Goff: I'm a simple-minded person, but I know that--. Miss Gilmore: Stop speeling English in this French class. Miss Reed: 'lRemember to keep your eyes on the stars-especially when you are tak- ing a test in heref' Mrs. Hasseli: Let me have your attention, please!,' Mr. Eriznonsfon: Put those yo-yo's up! My boy wants one badlyf, Miss Grijffn: 'KThat,s true on Sunday, only! Mr. Norton: After roll call- Is there any one else present? Mr. johnson: Let's keep up with the train! Mr. Martin: Put up the powder box, you're pretty enough. Mrs. Collins: K'I'm sorry but I'll have to have you re- port to 119.,' Miss Bvilimrz: Better watch out. We'll close the reci- tation and meet at three oiclockf' Miss Rawlins: i'Three P. M. Mr. Coles: Save the pieces!', Mr. Hurgnztfrf: Tut! Tutln Miss Collins: Eyes where they belong. Mr. Forafstcw: K'Miss Marehman, please move to the corner of the room. Miss lVilitins: You,ll have to go to the end of the line. Miss Browli: ' Now in China they do it thus--. Miss Klzefyllo: l'When I was abroatli-.U Miss Kofi: This is a Sizliivy hall. Miss I3z'isz'r': Now when I was the belle of the town-. Coionei H vrzog: i'Vat's the matter with you, Sonny? Miss Morgan: One sheet of paper, please. Miss EtI'ZUll7'ClXf Name and number in the right hancl cornerf' Miss Ailvrlnzfby: Well, what do you think you come to school for any how? Miss Rowe: ' I have credit for this course. Sl'l'gUlIlIf Forsfr'r: i'Look-hereis how I do this! Miss Carnipzn: I-Iere's another day dreamerf' Mr. ,EVIYCIYI This is for the boys that live on Swiss Avenue, too. Mr. Mfmflf: If you want to chew your cud, get outsiclef' Our Sfzuienfs-Heaven help them! 'i-I don,t knowf' LOAFER, COME BACK . . SHORT STORY AModern Novel WHAT HAPPENED TO LiL . . . SYNOPSIS Oct. -Adv. fon girl stenog .OOOO 5 .50 Myrtle Newcome, homely daughter of Oct 6-Violets for new Stenog' -65 a manufacturer of dough-nut holes, is Oct- Stweekis 53l3fY for new desperately in love with John Mannering, Sfenog- V '-f--ff--ff-ffffff 15-00 Yale '14 letter man, but John does not Oct' '-Roses for new Stenog '---f 3-00 return her affection. He has lost his heart GCE 'salafi' for new 593508-ff 20-00 to Lilly Le Sande, beautiful movie star. Oct- -I-Unch with MISS-i 10-65 Unknown to anyone, but herself, Lily Oct- 'Lilliaflis 5319-YY' f-----f-fffA f 22-50 secretly adores One-Eve Murphy, a second-rate prize-fighter. However, One- Eyeu pays court to Sallie Marx, a waitress, but Sallie is that way over jimmy Durant, night club dancer, who loves Myrtle, who loves john, who loves Lily, who loves K'One-Eye, who loves Sallie, who loves Jimmy. Now go on with the story. HE KNEW! Mr. Cobb dialed his home telephone number. Hello, he said. Is that Mrs. Cobb?,' Yes, This is Berry speaking. I say, dear, will it be all right if I bring home a couple of fellows to dinner? Certainly, darling. Did you hear what I said?', Yes-you asked if you could bring home a couple of fellows to dinner. Of course you can, dear. Sorry, madamf' said Mr. Cobb as he hung up. I've got the wrong Mrs. Cobbf' TO ARMS! Miss Carter wished to show kindness to Captain Patton, so she sent him the following invitation: Mis Carter requests the pleaseure of Captain Patton's company at a dinner on Friday evening. A prompt reply came: With the exception of three men who, unfortunately, are suffering from measles, Captain Patton's company accepts with pleasure your kind invitation, and will attend your dinner on Friday eveningf, Oct Oct Oct -Theatre and s u p p e r with stenog. . ,.tt 26.50 -Fur coat for wife ,t,.,,,, 625.00 Adv. for male stenog. .50 HOW PRIZES ARE AWARDED IN BIOLOGY AT WOODROW WILSON HIGH Billy M. came home from school with a new book under his arm. Iris a prize, mother, he said. A prize? What for, dear? For natural history. Teacher asked me how many legs an ostrich had and I said threef But an ostrich has two legs. I know that now, mother, but the rest of the class said four, so I was nearest. INEXPERIENCE? Dear Editor: W'hat does a kiss on the car denote?,' AI1.Y1L'9Y! It denotes that the girl dodged. ON THE SPOT One hen to the other as the farmer walked past: There is the guy I'm laying for. DUMB BELLE Literary Man: Have you read my book, The Frenrb RC'l 0lllfi0II?U Helen Wforkniuns Do you mean to say that's a book? Why I always thought it really happened. RE-ENFORCEMENTS! jake G. was a bit shy, and after Virginia J. had thrown her arms around him and kissed him for bringing her a bouquet of flowers, he arose and started to leave. I am sorry I offended you, Virginia said. 'iOh, I'm not offended, Jack replied. Pm just going for more flowers. In the years to come.... In the years to come this book will become a priceless heritage of your school days. Thoughtfully, you have selected an AMERICAN BEAUTY cover ..... for its durability and beauty- Let us solve your cover problems. American Beauty Cover Company 1900-8 Orange Street Your Nearest Ojiciul Fowl Sforr' LAKEWOOD GROCERY, INC. 2207 Old Greenville Road A Service Grocery Phone 8-8111 Telephone 87-3006 Open Evenings Till 9 P. M. 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He was seated in the parlor And he said unto the light, Either you or I, old feller, XVill be turned down tonight. Congmfulafiom I0 the C 17155 0 f I 932 AND BEST WISHIYS FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS from The Bigger MCCOLISTER CHEVROLET CQ. Dcfpelldablf? Bgffgy Ervny, Cadiz and Corsicana USN! C6755 N ew Cbcfwfolef FT., if Bmigam .2 -- , rzces 7-2244 !CHEVL0lETf 7-2247 BEAUTIFUL CORSAGES 31.50 AND UP DELICIOUS CANDY NN FLOWER, OA DY and GIFT SHOP Woodrow Wil.9f2lI,S Flower H eczdqzzarters FRESH MINTS DAILY WP DELIVER Phone 8-9 543 63 40 Gaston Ave. Collie Printing and Stationery Co A11yfbi11g Tluzf is Prifzfecf' 1327 North Peak Street Phone 3-1343 Dallas, Texas 11' DEAN Thi' Ilmm' of 1'urxom1l St'VL'il'L' CLEANERS DYERS HATTERS HCOMPLFTIQ HAT EQUIPMENT 111 N. Henderson at Columbia Phone 3-0540 'I' BALYEAT'S PHARMACY Tlu' Hmm' of Sl'?'l'ItT6' Cotumum AT Bi-uxcoN FAST FORD DELIVERY 8 4117 -PhonCs- 8 4118 Your Palronugv Al7IIYL'l'idf!'d HOW TRUE! Mr. Calflwell: Name some production in which the supply exceeds the demand' Bill Erwin: Trouble AN Y SCOTCH? 'lMr. Morgan claims that when charity is needed he is always the first to put his hand in his pocketf' Yes, and he keeps it there till the danger is overf, CONCLUSION? Miss SfJE'71t'l'7' lduring examj: Rupert, come here! It seems to me that after all the work the class has done on this unit, you could at least get part of it right . . . etc. Well, why don't you say something?,, Rzzperf S.: Well-I--that is--I haven't turned my paper in yet, that's somebody else's. OBLIGING Mr. Horan: i'Young man, the lights in this house go out at twelve o'clock.' Earl: That suits mef' TONSORIAL REPARTEE! Your hair needs cutting badly, miss, said the barber. No, it doesn't, retorted Dorothy A. ':It needs to be cut nicely. You cut it badly last time. BE NONCHALANT! Ianzvs Collins: At the dance the other night my suspenders broke right in the middle of the floor. Benbrook D.: And weren't you embar- rassed nearly to death? fumes: Well, not very. My brother had them onf' SOME DOG They were discussing dogs, and the tales were becoming pretty tall' when one of the group took the lead. Smith, he said, has a most intelligent retriever. One night Smithls house caught fire. All was instant confusion. Old Smith and Wife flew for the children and bundled them out in quick order. Alas, one of them had been left behind. But up jumped the dog, rushed into the house, and soon reappeared with the missing child. Everyone was saved, but Rover dashed through the flames again. What did the dog want? N0 one knew. Presently the noble animal reappeared, scorched and burned, with-what do you think?,' Give it upf' cried the eager listeners. XWith the hre insurance policy, wrapped in a damp towel, gentlemenf' HIGH FINANCE Miss W'ilki11s: Since I bought a car I don't have to walk to the bank to make my depositsf' Ah, you ride there? Miss Wilkirzs: No, I donlt make any. DEFINITION Dad, what is a bo:s?', A boss, my son, is a man who comes to the oiiice too late when I am early and too early when I am late. MODERN PENALTY Mrs. Wilflibf: UH. A., you've been a naughty boy. Go to the vibrator and give yourself a good shakingf, POPULARITY Tell me, said Tom to Bill, is Max popular? Popular? echoed Bill, Say, if that guy ever leaves town thirty girls will go back into circulationf, GOLD SEAL 84175 GASTON AVENUE Dallas' Finest Pasteurizecl PHARMACY MILK TENNESSEE DAIRIES, INC. PIIONE 7-6526 A Neighborhood' Drug Sion' WITH DOWNTOWN CONVENIENCES 6548 Gaston Ave. at Lakewood Country Club C. HARREI., Prop. R. Q. T. C. HEADQUARTERS IDENTIFICATION RIDING OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT CLOTHING Tom C.: Youre 21 cheat. Carrolfs MILITARY EQUIPMENT 208 N. Akard Street xv I. I. Barfbzrx: You're a liar. Mr. A.vfJl1zn'11: 'QNow that these parties have identified each other, We will proceed with the case. FRIGIDAIRE CGMPLIMENTS Edgar Lcc' Qanxious to impressj : Q'l've just put my furs into cold storage. M. E. l'IIlI'j'f Cold storage! Hal Jolly good. Never heard it called that before. My J cuff links and watch are there too. 4, .....an institution for young men Where an honest effort is put forward to properly care for the apparel needs of school and college students ..... fffashion Slfark Qlothes Jlfanhattan QSl'LiTfS 'Finchley flfats Reynncollcoils DEDQHD.H21Ii1Cdl Co.. 1524-1526 Main Street Dallas' Own Clvthing Store AUDIT OF CRUSADER ACCOUNT ' RECEIPTS Sale of ClVZl.YtlCll'f.Y . . . Sale of advertisements Graft from business men . Bribes from teachers . Sale of liquor . . . Sale of dedication page . 34.67 .48 786.00 530.00 30.00 1,000.00 52,381.15 - 3 EXPENSES Loss on stock market by Mr. Pile . . Party for managers Qthe S50 is for bailj . . S 500.01 . . . 50.50 Christmas present for Mr. Ashburn Q1 pair suspendersj . .15 Christmas present for Miss Grifhn Q5 lb. box candyj . .35 Ink ......... . . 345.00 Engraving fees ...... . . 1.98 Photographing fees Q1 roll of films developedj . .50 Gasoline for managerfs cars . . . . 236.43 Entertainment for staff . . . 200.00 Lipstick, cosmetics, etc., for editors 45.63 Incidentals ...... 999.99 52,381.15 THE GOLPER'S PARADISE An enthusiastic golfer recently died and duly arrived at the pearly gates. Being of a friendly disposition he engaged St. Peter in conversation and at last inquired of the Patriarch, Do you have any golf links in Heaven? St. Peter shook his head, making it plain by his puzzled look that he had never heard of them. 'KNO links! replied the golfer. You surely must have a golf course. Why youire not up to date at allf' And he turned sadly away to try his luck in hell. Coming to the domain ruled by Sathanus he was welcomed by an imp. 'lDo you have any golf courses here? he inquired. Certainly,,' the imp replied. We have all the modern improvementsf, The golfer,s face lit up. Here was evi- dently the abode for him. Lead me to it, he urged. Yes, sir, right this way, sir,' and the imp led him to a distant part of hell. Be- fore the golfer stretched a course more won- derful than any of which he had ever dreamed. Fine!'3 he exclaimed. Now, son, get me some sticks and balls and I'l1 have the game of my lifef' We haven't any, the imp replied. Wliat!,' exclaimed the golfer. 'QNot any clubs and balls with a course like this? No, sir,', replied the imp, grinning fiend- ishly. 5'That's where we get our name! RUSTIC Adrian Patton, on entering a drug store and seeing a pay station, placed a nickel in the slot and lifted the receiver. Operator naturally inquired, Number, please? Adrian: f'Number nothing, I want my pea- nuts. o, WHY? Emily Ami: And if I sit over in that nice dark corner with you, will you promise not to hug me?,' Thom-as S.: Yes.,' Emily Ann: 5'And will you promise not to kiss me?', Tboums: Yes She: And will you promise not to --3' He: Yes Sbe: '5Then, what do you want me to go over there for?,' A GOOD SUGGESTION Mrs. Sjmrknzan: Very well, now I have a Frigidaire-see what you can do about a mechanical stenographerf' lt has been a pleasure for out Studio tohave had the privilege of association with the faculty, students and the Annual Staff of this splendid school. EQ? Hall-Gentry Studio 161975 Elm Street DALLAS, TEXAS W appreciation of the co-operation of the hoys and girls of the high schools of Dallasg their sponsors and teachers for the past three years. WILKINSGIXI PRINTING el O Twenty Years of Reliable and Dependable Service ffl