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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1936 volume:

f7712zf7ZZ4oZWf X , 7jp Y-MZQAVZX ij W L I THE CRUSADEI2 TL-IE CIQUSADER PUBLISHED BY THE SLNIQR CLASS WOODROWWMLSON PHGHSCHOOL DALLAS, TEXAS 1936 nxfxuxfx ,S ,?,kgikkLwH ii ?k'i'i iii' 'S Qirtkkfii' if fwxxxx - qv A fwlviz : fglgffgg '-A 'f W1fifS4?if3gS3 L EwwfQw5wQMvmyfmw+wE fl - - 4. -5 25 Avi Ewwfmwwiwwi in S L Photo by Ginlings T36 Zy.:fyf.,QQ4J DEDICATION Because we admire her for her conscientious labors in our behalf g because We truly appreciate her Willing co-operation and unfailing interest in every studentg because she is untiringly en- thusiastic toward every branch of our school's activitiesg because she has kept before us at all times an example of complete poise, dignity, and courtesy in her administration of duty, We, The Senior Class of Woodrow Wilson High School, take pleasure in dedicating this 1936 Crusader to our Dean, Mrs. Belle W. Collins. FOREWORD This volume is a record, in Word and picture, of the events of the year 1935-1936 in Woodrow Wilson High School. Since this year celebrates the hundredth anniversary of Texas Inde- pendence, the art motif has been drawn from those cities which have played such notable parts in the development of our state. The division pages are not intended to be pictorially correct, but are artist's conception of the sky- lines and views, characteristic of some of the outstanding cities of Texas. ORDER OF BOOKS ADMINISTRATTON CLASSES DEPARTMENTS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS FEATURES AUSTIN Austin, a hilly city on the Colo- rado River, is the capital of Texas. In this town, named for Stephen F. Austin, the Father of Texas, the rose-colored capitol rises near the beautiful campus of the University of Texas. The governor's mansion, of course is here, and hospitable residents of Austin are happy to point out to visitors O'Henry's home, Elizabeth Ney's studio, and the old French legation. 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STOCKARD S1ll7C'1'if1fE77dCl7f of Schools Assixtani Szzperintenzlent Dislrift Superinlendent of Schools ofHig19 Schools Board of Education DAVID W. CARTER, JR., M.D., President MRS. W. P. ZUMWALT, Vice-Pre'sia'ent COMMITTEES Finance Gabe P. Allen, Cfuairman L. O. Donald D. D. Rogers Supplies Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt, Cljtliflildll L. O. Donald Fred D. Danford Rules D. D. Rogers, Chairman Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Mrs. W. A. Leeper Buildings and Sites L. O. Donald, Chairman Gabe P. Allen Fred D. Danford Lnnrb Mrs. W. A. Leeper, Chairman D. D. Rogers Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt W'elfa1'e Fred D. Danford, Chairman Mrs. W. A. Leeper Gabe P. Allen '- Un emo 'dam Miss ERNA BEILHARZ MISS LURA DAVENPORT Our lost f1'iE'l1llS are not dead, but gone befor? Advazzcea' zz stage or two upon that road Wbicla we must travel in the steps they trorlf -AIlIS'fOPHANES. , , L Y . G. L. ASI-IBURN Woodrow Wilson High School has had a splendid year-many kind things have been said about the Triple W spirit and many victories attributed to it. To out- siders this spirit may be merely an intangible phrase but to us land, by us, we mean every student-both past and presenthof Woodrow Wilson High Schoolj it is embodied in the real and definite personality of our principal, G. L. Ashburn. We admire him for his work as an educator, as well as for his good sportsmanship. By example and precept Mr. Ashburn stands for the three aims of education: the formation of character, the inculcation of ideals, and the creation of real citizenship. A certain great writer once said that the Hrst requisite of a gentleman was consideration for others , and in this quality our principal is supreme. His sympathy, unfail- ing kindness, and generous understanding have compelled the admiration and respect of his student body. To each member of the class of 1936 he stands as a high example of sportsman, educator, gentleman, and friend. Miss Erma A. Griffin Mr. A. Paul Papin Miss Carrie Deen Mr. R. M, Nehcr Miss Elizabeth Drives Mr. H. Bush Morgan Miss Flora Lowrcy , Y, Miss Nell Miles, English N , 1 1 N ,Z fan I xr I FACULTY . Latin . F1'L l1t'b Maibcmnlirzi Mizlbrlmzlirx . I'Iixlor'y Pnlvlii' Sjmzlzilig . Englixb Mrs, Lucile Rendall . Mr. H. D. Martin Miss Ethel Recd . Mr. Howard R. Kitchen Miss Virginia Adams Mr. S, M. Glazcncr . Miss Alma Patrick . i' ai' 'lr Miss Blanche Wileyf, Cooking Mr. Hcrschcl Forester, Plwysirx Miss Zada W'ells, C!1IlllIIA'l'Cic1l Sizbjeffx Mrs. Helen C. Braack, Lilmzrirzn Miss M.1bQlTufimm, Spanish Miss Margaret Spencer, Biology Mr. Buford Cates, llflnlbrlmilirs Miss Lavinia Rawlins, Lnxlin Mr. Bailey Hargruvc, Mrfflaefimzm Co l7I I17r?1'L'ldl lVl!lfbC'7l7lIfiL'S . English , Biology . Sewing Afmiinlirzg . Spizllirlr NOT IN PICTURES Miss Josephine Belscr Miss Eleanor Bcnncrs Miss Allys Field Boyle Miss Myra Brown . Miss Eunice Carman . English . A rf . Mmif' . English . English Miss Susie Downs, SL'l.'l'l'fdl'jV io Pl'lIIl'lI7Lll Miss julie licldhuscn . Si'c'y fo R.O.'I'.C. Miss Burney Flanikcn . Lnfin Miss Sarah Sam Gray . . Spanish FACULTY Mrs. Lula Mae Hassell . Stmly Hall Miss Ruby Keith . . History Mr. Wade Thompson . Dflllf17Cl7IdllCS Miss Myrtle Roberts . . Hislory Mr. D. A. Mantle , Mvvhzifzicfil Drawing Miss Ruth Abernathy . Mllfbl'lIIllfll'X Mr. W. A. Pile . lllltlfbl'l!ltlflL'X i 'A' NOT IN PICTURES Miss Mildred juniger . I0lll'll!IllXIIZ Miss Flora Morgan . English Miss Clara Rowe English Miss Lena Scott . . Slznly Hall Miss Eclithe True .... Clerk Mrs. Mary Lilliam Wfilcoxson . Clerk Mr. Rush Caldwell . . Civics Mr. Fred G. Erney . . Cht'llll5fi'j.' Mr. N. H. Johnson . Mathrfumtics Mr. Doyle Smith . Hislory Miss Winnie D. Nance . History Miss Helen Kuehne . . History Mr. S. W. McMillan . Mathematics Miss Frances Alexander . . . , Physical Ezl11c'z1fio1z Mr. T. W. Philibert . . . English Miss Lena Lee Edwards Hislory Miss Mary V. Baker English 'A' Mr. O. E. Parris, Physics Miss Mauriue Whorton, History Miss Bonnie Wilkins, English Miss Mattie Dell Webb, Physical lirlumlliofz Miss Cecilia Gillmorc, Frcnvh Miss Mabeth Goff, COIl1ilIL'l'l'ilIl Slihjvvis ki M. V s. Hannah Goldstein, Pianislc Mr. I7. E. Norton, Hisfory Mr. W. W. Browning, R.O.T.C. Miss Mary Holmes, English Woodrow Wilson Parent-Teacher Association OFFICERS MRS. I'lAYS BASSETT . . . . . . . Presialefil MRS ROBERT RAIN . . First Vice-Prexifle1zt MRS C. R. GOLDMANN . Sm-wid Xfire-Pi-miilmf MRS. T. F. HOUSEIIOLDER Third Vim'-Prmiflmzl MRS. R. W. MATFIIERS . . Iiozzrfb Viva'-P1'rxiiIc'fff MRS. BEN Tom HARRISON . Fifib Vice-l'1'v.iiflz'11! MRS. H. W. Cook . . . Sixfb Vice'-P1'1'.iiJv11f lWflRS L. XV. GooSTREE . Srfwllfb Vice'-P1'z'si1iv11l MRS J. P. FITCH . . . . SL'E'I'K'ffll'y MRS -I. P. DAVID . CTUl'l't'.YI70IItlfI1g SI'Cl'f'Iifll':Y MRS. T. N. WATFIIZN . . . Ilisforiafz MRS. JOHN R. SAI.oIS . . . Amlilor MRS HERBER'I'STELLb'1ACHER . TEVFIISIIVFI' MRS. H. B. PARRIS .......... Parliazzlezzfarirm PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Progress is the law of life, and the individual or organization that fails to go forward is already entering the trail that leads to decadence. Happily, and to the everlasting credit of its past leaders, the Woodrow Wilson P. T. A. has continuously pushed on to greater heights of usefulness. XVhile We have every reason to be proud of the record of our past leaders, our progress is and always has been predicated on the co-operation of all the members laboring unselfishly to make our organization of real service to the school and community. All values today are being tested in the crucible of an enlightened public opinion. Earnest boys and girls are in Search of the dependable and the true things. Experience shows that enduring values are human values. To make a better world, we must create better and more intelligent men and women. Economic depressions never touch invest- ments made in the business of building human character and illuminating human intelligence. Our organization in fostering and helping to promote education is lI0t only ex- tremely worth While, but is the highest service'to which We could direct our attention. Let us then rededicate ourselves, and with divine guidance, we together will endeavor to inspire the youth of today to greater heights of achievement. MRS. Hays BASSILTT. W SAN ANTONIO San Antonio had settlements as far back as 1692. The Shrine of Texas Liberty, the Alamo, explains why this city is often called the Alamo Cityn. This old building in the heart of the city marks the place where Travis, Bowie, Crockett, and their gallant little band met their death. San Antonio is the Nation's greatest military post. Randolph Field, largest air-training center in the World, and Kelly Field, largest aviation field in America, are also located here. + - 8 4 'Z K -s my r-.1 ., Nagy, f Y' Y-'Lima w , - J I v t, MSW Qifiaif M, 'v .-nf' yur. MM.. mg .Y 35' W v 4. ,g?f,,,g:'253fi:g ,1,,,1g,1m:?LM I-LAL: Qiiwawl. , ff :,f1-ffwsmw ,fsf'WW1JG1 f 7 75 343552. 2 1' ' i If:m.Q,1 J ' 553' diff, iffff , N.,,k,,, ,,.Q,11+ fm J --.M :ily 34.33, , fin 2s,gfff5,ff V .f:grrz:+fig '35 -. Q555.. 'Hg my 5515 y,fq,:A- U '1 .ww r' J..-fuzz, 'H J 'mc ws -nib 1 fi 1f::'gN2'f-ggfa,,:qQgy ff V1 Q 'r- M- .31.':gM.5L V 7, .M 5, , 1,1 W , w.,-J -21 NX. A xi-. ,J .' gif. Tw 57'f'l'f' ga f.1.,5-,,.3sf,, xi. .Q ., H .,n U bw--1 ,Y xgyf- VM: , wi' ,Salim ,J -'fi ' k Mwst ,hwmw .M ,, 5 ,QA A , , gw- ,Rv ,'ffx2,-ri'11 5 . -' -, Q.,Q,.1,,f5i1f,' ' ,X M. -tn 1 Wyf X swf, .. J. 31 5.55- 15 -ef .wg V , 3,3T'z5'-- u ki! . R, f e Q W,-,.,1, 5 wi' Vi-f. 'EV .li L,Z EMM CLASS OFFICERS JUNE, 1 9 3 6 BILLY SEAY ....... Presirlem' CHARLES STEPHENS . . Vice-Presirlemf DORIS KEEFE . . . Serrefrzrjf M! JERRY PAUL Born December 23, 1918, Teague, Texas She rounts laer friemls by the score, Ye! there is always room for more. WILLIAM B. MORGAN, JR. Born March 24, 1919, Dallas, Texas Junior Hi-Y, Golf Team, Press Club, Little Theater, Senior Publication, Linz Pins, Annual Staff, Lieutenant, Good Scholarship Club. A man among men, A gentleman among ladiexf, HOMER AILEEN SABIN Born February 19, 1919, Memphis, Tennessee A lowly pivzw' of 1L'0rku1a11sbi11.,' W. K. SHELTON Born January 3, 1919, Hubbard, Texas Track, Football, Basketball, Man of few 'lU0l'fI1S are :urn of Ike bex! caliber. JEANETTE PAYNE Born September 25, 1919, San Augustine, Texas Girl Scouts, Good Scholarship Club, Press Club, Crusaders, Annual Staff. A bundle of rirfuex, few faulis io ronfexx, Her berrtling 'virtm' is her loz'elinerx. JACK THORNTON Born March 14, 1919, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Little Theater, Art Staff of Annual, Aviation Club, Good Scholarship Club, R.O.T.C., Camp Dallas. A sternly soul thai yielzlx to rule, Azul quilt' ingenioux 100, al xrboalf' DOROTHY WRAY SHERARD Born February 22, 1919, Dallas, Texas Au lItlZ'll71fllIg shape, an image gay, To htlllflf, lo sfarfle anal 'lL'tlj'l!Ij'.U ROBERT PAGE NELSON Born October 18, 1917, St. Louis, Mo. Corporal, Camp Dallas, Au earnest fellow who will 7l71!107lhfL'lllj' x1zeererl.', .Af X -YJ fr EVELYN JONES Born September 9, 1918, Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves. Graff was in ber slaps, brareri in ber rymf, RUTH KING Born December 18, 1918, Dallas, Texas A sprigblly young mixx, Iozwl by nllf' MARIAN FLORENCE ROGERS Born january 18, 1919, Dallas, Texas Her Twill' erfslulfus Ike IIIUILU FELICIA WI1,LIAMSON Born May 18, 1918, Galveston, Texas Como wbul muy, .vbv :refer u'0rrim. IONA XVORRALL Born November 18, 1918, Dallas, Texas T'winlzli11g eyes nm! 1L'iI177iI1g way. MARY EARLENE MIDDINGS Born October 5, 1918, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club. Skis always on Ike xpol, A1141 we like ber qllile II lol. MARGARET LEE MCLEAN Born july 28, 1918, Dallas, Texas Tennis, Press Club, Student Council, Spanish Club. Her XIHH131 smile I1'riI'z's turf' awzzyf' ANNA CHRISTINE JACOB Born April 21, 1919, Cameron, Texas She bus umny friends l1l'L'lIHXf' The is our. Jef fd' M f , 4, gg , f rf' fu I' f v fi .f of CHARLSIE MANIRE Born October 20, 1918, Celina, Texas Little Theater, Girl Reserves, Press Club, Student Council, Senior Publication, When oibrr girls have been forgol, Yoifll still be our Forge!-me-not. ROBERT MAcKINTosH PINSON Born January 17, 1920, Dallas, Texas Corporal, Press Club, Good Scholarship Club. My iofzgm' wiibiu my lips I rein, For who fulks 111051, mm! ialk in vain. FRANCES PASSMORE Born July 18, 1918, Houston, Texas As s'wz'vf ui sbt' is nice Iookingf' JUNIOUS EMMETT SMITH Born March 9, 1919, Dallas, Texas An hours! 1lItH1,.Y Ibn' nobles! gif! of Gozlf' OUIDA BERGERE BRANCH Born June 19, 1918, Little Rock, Arkansas Tall, dark and xlender is she- Aml' as graceful as u willow free? PAUL LAICHINGER, JR. Born November 25, 1917, St. Louis, Missouri National Honor Society, Senior Hi-Y, Engineer's Club, Science Club. A quiet um! itudions lad. VIRGINIA MERI.E EAVFS Born October 2, 1918, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, 1.1117 Pins. Sbe's Smurf us u whip anzl lbE'ff',X something beneulb- A good olz' bear! fha! wifi br !7t'l1f.h FRANK GILBERT HONEYCUTT Born April 16, 1919, Red Cross, Louisiana School Banker, Newspaper Staff, Press Club, Linz Pins, Student Council, Aeroplane Club, A xleady cuxy going Iudf, if liojkjilalf - L ,f M, i 4 CATHRYN BESSIE HURT Born May 13, 1918, Dallas, Texas Fine, rure, and sterling, Amt wry foml of learning. ROLLEN JOE WINDROW Born March 24, 1918, Austin, Texas Football, Baseball, Crack-Company, Junior Hi-Y, Good Scholarship Club, Golf Team, Track. Hels tiny, you know, 'Oh, what a n1un!' A ripping good hean to Catch if you can. MARY VIRGINIA CANNON Born September 18, 1918, Georgetown, Texas Pan-American Student Forum. She smiled her 'way into our heart, Amt may we never from her part. NORMAN CORNELIUS VANDERWOUDE Born December 9, 1918, Dallas, Texas Track, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Cheer Leader, Vice-President of Senior Hi-Y, Press club, Little Theater, Pan-American Student Forum, Student Council, Senior Publication. A comrade more honest, there never could be, Well-bred unil uttrucliife, a gentleman he. ,'..f 44 L: JO ANNE PITTINGER French Club, Good Scholarship Club, Little Theater. To those who know thee not, no worrls ran paint, Arid those who know thee, know all worzls are friintfl JACK WEST Born December 19, 1917, Dallas, Texas Football, Track, President of Senior Hi-Y, President of Pan-American Student Forum, First Lieutenant, Library Council, President of All City Pan-American Council. Earnest ?l1ll'r?ll'l'0l' is sure of its reward, ROSEMARY SPENCER Born August 17, 1918, Mart, Texas Her winsome smile and dreamy eyes, Make one wish to be likewisef, BILLY MCGEHEE Born January 9, 1919, Pine Bluff, Arkansas Good nature anal friendliness well expresseflf' , , l'L l 1 1 ... MILDRED ONITA BIESEL Born June 20, 1919, Dallas, Texas Student Council, Good Scholarship Club, Annual Staff. Hcaz'en'x own porlals-way up abou' Sent Ibis beuuiiful girl for us to low. JAMES F. TURNER Born February 9, 1919, Dallas, Texas Second Lieutenant, Honor Band, President of Aviation Club. An all rnuml gooxl frllowf' DORIS PADGITT Born September 29, 1918, Dallas, Texas r'G0ltll'7l bllil' and Inn-ly cyex Prefly and this nlxu 'zuixvf' CHARLES EDWIN RANSON, JR. Born March 12, 1918, McKinney, Texas Tennis. HER goorl rum' obligiug, the gif-Ii all say, Ins! wha! :lo they mean when fbry pzzf il tba! 1Uay?,' VIRGINIA ELIZABETH DUNCAN Born April 26, 1919, Nelsonville, Ohio In every gesture dignity and poifc, Ami, my, aloe: sbe hair a way wflb boys! JOHN RUFUS WHORTON Born September 20, 1918, Dallas, Texas Football, Traclzj Baseball, Basketball, Captain, Crack Compiny, Senior Hi-Y, Student Council, Good Sglmlarslnp Ciubg Most Efficient First Sergeant. NAl7O1lf john, riwyborlgv knows, Abou! foofbnll, 10611 leH0zL'x. MABEL CLAIRE BUSBEE Born Cctobcr 15, 1918, Dallas, Texas Ax lowly aml Hin' IIS bw' rmrm- l7!Il7lll'.Y, Her wif will l'lf'lY'7'Ill'X.Y no our 4l1'11i1-s. LYNN LAZELL NORTHRUP Born March 18, 1918, Houston, Texas First Lieutenant, Rifle Team, Senior Hi-Y. Hr is fbt' milzlrxf l1IIll1lII'F!'tI man Tha! !'l't'l' sclffllvll skip. I a, c M5935 vga ,WV FRANCES ELOISE WILLIAMS Born October 22, 1918, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club, 'XVinner of Football Sweater, Little Theater, French Clubg Art Club, Early Dallas History Club, Student Council, Orchestra, Annual Staff, Senior Publication. Ax 'llIL'l'l'jl as the Jay is long, Always 011 the xpoi wifb ll cherry song. JACK CARROL RUST Born September 23, 1918, San Antonio, Texas Afl1'r bin! lbs Imlicx' run, Hr' goes wifb fbrm all, zulu' I5 loix of fun. ELLEN LEE LESLIE Born August 31, 1918, Oklahoma City, Okla. This prully girl is xnrb u zlcar, But wufrb hw' boys, fbix ix Imp your. A. C. TOOMEY Born July 13, 1918, Dallas, Texas fur may we xwzwb f1L'f0V!' we ffllll, Il bear! xo unruly, yvf 50 Muff. CELESTE BUDD Born October 25, 1921, Terrell, Texas Crusaders, Annual Staff. A Xllllflj' face, wr1lc'11fr'zl miml A xzuvelcr girl yozfll newrr find. LESTER DONALD MATTER, JR. Born July 29, 1918, Henryetta, Oklahoma Second Lieutenant, Football, Baseball, Senior H His pvrxozmlily is as bright as bix hair. ANNA LEE IVEY Born April 27, 1919, Dallas, Texas Commercial Geography Club, Persor1aIity :lv lun' with a fapiful Pf' HENRY G. MORRIS Born January 26, 1918, Terrell, Texas Baseball. He ix uzw' fruc um! 11pl'igfJl-- fllwuyx plzlx up u really guozl figbif' i-Y ' 1 I, ,fit M40 VIRGINIA LEE Born August 24, 1920, Washington, D. C. Cheer Leader, Tennis, Press Club, Student Council, Spanish Club, Popularity Contest. Sho is well liked by everyone Pretty, smart, and full of fun. EDWARD WADE Born July 19, 1918, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum. A merry bcart goeth all the wayf, IRIS PAY CAIN Born September 1, 1918, Dallas, Texas l This swrrt lifllm' lady is prvfiwy and neat, A bfart more zlzwoled j'0Il never could meet. HENRY NIXON PEER Born March 15, 1919, Dallas, Texas Football, Track, All-City Football Team, Basket- ball, Linz Pins, Student Council, Library Council, Good Scholarship Club, Popularity Contest, Describe Ibis Arlonis, lbose lL'bO ran- An abrin'gcmmzt to all that is pleasant in man. MARIANNE PATTERSON Born November 7, 1918, Dallas, Texas French Club. A charming smile for ezwyoue ix bm' way, And ber way is that way every dayf' ROBERT EDWARD STAMETS Born July 29, 1918, Braddock, Pennsylvania Good Scholarship Club, Secretary of Press Club, Little Theater, Football, Senior Play. MEHiCiP1!f in all, alejfrirrif in none, Aurl his great career bas just begun. BETH HALEY Born July 4, 1919, Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves, Secretary of Pan-American Student Forum, Press Club, Little Theater. Svrf'n1'ly plmxant, calmly fair. GILBERT STUART JACKSON Born June 22, 1919, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Track, Tennis, Senior Hi-Y, Press Club. Il must be fue to be one of Iwo With looks and ambition that'll bring you tbrougbf, CM ELIZABETH LUCILE TOMSON Bom October 23, 1918, Dallas, Texas Annual Staff, rr lVith fheelzs the Color of roses sweel An exq11isiie Ilarlifzg fha! you must meeff, GORDON DEALEY JACKSON Born June 22, 1919, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Tennis, Senior Hi-Y, Good Scholarship Club. It must he niee lo he one of Iwo Young men who are as fine as you. FRANCES CLEO HART Born November 16, 1919, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Girl Reserves, Little Theater, Crusaders, Senior Play. Oh-sweet, are ye a worldly creaizfre, Or heavenly thing in form of nature? BILLY H. SEAY Born October 7, 1919, Dallas, Texas President of Press Club, Treasurer of National Honor Society, Basketball, Library Council, Tennis, Linz Pin, Student Council, President of June, 1956, Class, Senior Play. One worfl zleseripliou of hofh Billy and his basketball game-swell. EVELYN WILLIAMS Born December 1, 1918, Dallas, Texas Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, Annual Staff, A half of a cup of womlerful, a tablespoon of wise There you have our Evelyn, righl before your eyes? WINDOL M. MARTIN Born December 1, 1918, Dawson, Texas Press Club, Senior Publication. He pleases all, aml lhat's enough For in lhis chap j'0IL,ll final no bluff. EVELYNE AILEEN STRATFORD Born April 28, 1918, Nashville, Tennessee Her happy smile and winsolzle ways Will cheer our hearts throughout the Ilaysf' WILLIAM I'IA1-'ER MAGILL Born February 24, 1919, Muskogee, Oklahoma Track, Secretary of Little Theater, Cheer Leader. He wins the girls hit by hit For he, they say, possesses iff, 1 1 I N X TWC., C I I ,rf 'M M' wi 1 CLARE CRANE KEARNEY Born July 28, 1919, Alameda, California Riding Club, Little Theater, French Club, Editor of Crusader, Tennis, National Honor Society, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pins. She is pretty, she ir shy, But there is mischief in her eye. CHARLES V. MANEs Born November 18, 1917, Dallas, Texas Orchestra, Military Officer, One-Act Play, Military Elhciency Award. Wit and charm and perxcrverumw too, J-Ie quietly does the job he sets out to do. MARJORIE LEE ROSENTHAL Born October 6, 1919, Dallas, Texas Dcclamation Contest, Little Theater, French Club, Linz Pin, Editor of Crusader, Riding Club, Tcnni:, Good Scholarship Club, Senior Play. Gay and smiling all the day, joy and talent mark hw' way. ROBERT ELEY RAIN, JR. Born November 11, 1918, Atlanta, Georgia Major, Camp Dallas, Crack Company, President Student Council, President Senior Hi-Y, Linz Pins, Debating Team, School Banker, National Honor Society, Declamation Contest, Golf. This lad is worth his weight in gold, Our high esteem he'Il always hold. JEAN LEGRAND Born September 23, 1918, Houston, Texas Red hair, green eyes, jean uttructs so many guys. EDWIN W. MORRIS Born November 19, 1918, Collinsville, Texas National Honor Society, Senior Hi-Y, Little Theat- er, Debating Club, Student Council, Crack Company, Linz Pins, Major, Second Lieutenant Efficiency Act Play Contest, Popularity Contest, Library cil, Senior Play, Senior Publication. He came, he saw, he conquerezlfi JOAN JEANETTE HOUSEWRIGI-IT Born December 23, 1918, Wylie, Texas Press Club, Girl Reserves, Good Scholarship Very petite, But is she sweet! BOB GRAHAM Born April 15, 1918, Dallas, Texas Football, Student Council. A hoy of the sort, With whom we hate lo part. , One Coun- Club. l 1 ' ff' .lll , 4 kkwwg Tuvw 2 LULA MAE BENNETT Born January 2, 1919, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Annual Staff, A Slllllljl zlispoxition Aml cz s111z11icfr s111il1:.,' ALLEN G. DUNKEN Born April 4, 1918, Dallas, Texas Junior Hi-Y, Baseball, Chairman of Social Com- mittee of Senior Hi-Y, Senior Play, Senior Publication. A Scolvh lazlzlie Wil 1111 Cl7XfIgil1X grin. DORIS MARIE KEEFE Born August 1, 1918, Venus, Texas Treasurer of National Honor Society, Press Club, Girl Reserves, Linz Pins, Good Scholarship Club, French Club, Student Council, Library Council, Sec- retary of June, 193 6, Class, Senior Publication, Annual Staff. 'Shclx prelty lo walk. with 111111 wilty to talk with, Aml plcusurzt to lhiuk of, loo. HOWARD ERIN BOGARTE Born April 29, 1918, Dallas, Texas Annual Staff. erTl7l'l'L',S a lazzghing imp in hir Cl7l'L'l'.,, MERILYN ANN NANCE I Born July 25, 1918, Dallas, Tex Full of snap and lots of pvp- 35 The kind who like to get out 111111 step? WALTER IRVIN WILKES Born October 19, 1918, Dallas, T CXHS Little Theater, Captain, Honor Band, Eiiiciency Awards, Band Major, Senior Publication. He CL'l'fdll1lj' playx the piano wall- Aml as a fellow, he sure is swell? VIRGINIA ANNE DAVIS Born June 10, 1919, St. Louis. Missouri Tennis, Linz Pin, Debating Team, Art Club, Little Theater, Press Club. S11appj', happy, and oh! get'- What u girl for you uml me. LLOYD WRIGHT Born September 23, 1917, Dallas, T January, 1936 Graduate. Lloyd ix ll happy go-lucky lad. CXSS an 4 i MILLEDGE C. FISHER Born November 22, 1917, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club. She's a daisy, the boys all declare, When they glance at her flaming red huirf, JEANNE CUTBURTH Born April 3, 1919, Tulsa, Oklahoma Good Scholarship Club, Pan-American Student Forum, Press Club, Girl Reserves. Her smile will warm the eolilesl plucef' Lirtl HELEN BAGGETT Born March 28, 1919, Dallas, Texas c Theater, Linz Pin, Major Bowes Telegram Contest, Press Club, Good Scholarship Club. She's jus! lhc' kind j'0Il,ll like, Look out, boys, do11't fighif' HELLEN LILLIAN ELsoN Born December 19, 1918, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, National Honor Society, Library Council, Senior Publication. Such u one who answers every eull- Is CL'l'ftliI1ly zz frieim' fo ull. CARRIE LOUISE LANGLEY Born September 2, 1918, Marion, Ohio Student Council, Pan-American Student Forum, Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, Press Club, Art Club. A ray of suffshine light our way, Wifh her sweet presence every day? HARRIET FLORVALLE GENERES Born May 1, 1919, Dallas, Texas One shade the more, one my lhe less, Hail half illipaifzf the imlneless gl'!ll'L'.v MARY ELIZABETH BUFORD Born August 27, 1921., Nichols, Florida Girl Reserves, Crusaders, Annual. Although she's small mul slim, Sheds jus! fhe type lo wiuf' MARY JANE FINDLEY Born August 22, 1919, Charleston, West Virginia Hazel eyes anal tlllbllfll hair, Anil qltife tl S0lIl7lXlllYll'l'lI air. Q7 ruff 7f ' FRANCES LOUISE COCK Born june 16, 1918, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Clubg Tennis Clubg Girl Reserves. She's lilorzrl with pretty blue eyes, That might help to put you wisef' CATHERINE WRIGHT Born October 7, 1917, Dallas, Texas These dreamy eyes are the muse of countless sighs. MARY CATHERINE SEATON Born July 17, 1919, Dallas, Texas Swimming Clubg French Club, Good Scholarship Club. She'x quiet anal zminvsuuiiizg, But shels a girl we can dfflfllli ou? FRANCES MARIE SEAMANN Born January 22, 1918, Dallas, Texas Press Club. She's ri prize, With her blomle ezirls eiml smiling eyes. iff' I I 1 ,. 1 ' S Y 1 f , f f ,' EVELYN GOWAN Born June 14, 1918, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin. She comes to Wfvorlrow so they say, Ever happy, sweet, and gay. LUCILLE DOROTHY NATOLI Born August 29, 1918, Fort Worth, Texas Good Scholarship Club. Raven hair mul flushing eyes. Lips of rose like evening skies. JULIA DE MAYE BARBER Born january 16, 1918, El Paso, Texas Art Club, History Club. A wirzrzing way uml a pleasant smile, A charm which others do beguilef' VIRGINIA RUTH CAMPBELL Born December 19, 1918, Wichita, Kansas Art Club, Annual Staff. A gentle voice, iz kindly smile Mulzex her remerllherecl all the whilef' EIR X X , X l I W mf. flx PAULINE FRANKLYN HUNDLEY Born March 30, 1918, Dallas, Tcxas Treasurer of Girl Reserves, French Club, Swim- ming Club, Play Day at S.M.U., Good Scholarship Club. She'x known as 'Peenic' to all her friends And the really keeps up with the latest tremlsf' JOE MARCUS MCLAUGHLIN Born September 22, 1918, Tulsa, Oklahoma Golf, Junior Hi-Y, Captain, Student Council, Pan- American Student Forum, Library Council. There'x nothing so tzimlly as kimlnexs Amt nothing so royal as truth. BERTI-IA MAE SLEYSTER Born January 16, 1917, Augusta, Arkansas With a pleasing l7L'I'X0lIdltljl and very illfltlllltl smile Bertha has been tops for a long, lung while. CHRIS BEHR, JR. Born January 18, 1919, Dallas, Texas Sergeant. He's dark and handsome, aml if he has any faults, they ll0I1,f mutterf, SARAH YOUNGBLOOD Born January 19, 1920, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pins, Spelling Contest. Style, talent and Character are hers, These are the thiugx that every girl prefers. GARVEN T. HERRING, JR. Born December 9, 1918, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club, First Lieutenant, Senior Hi-Y, Crack Company, Press Club, Crack Platoon. A little IIOVISUIISC 710111 and then, ls relishezl hy the wisext 11lL'II.U ANNE LOUISE BINFORD Born February 14, 1917, Dallas, Texas She'.v gellllilhf' and xineere, happy aml guy, Anal we like her more each cluyf' CLYDE WILLIAM MELTON, JR. Born July 25, 1919, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Junior and Senior Hi-Y, Camp Dallas, Crack Company, Good Scholarship Club, Captain, Press Club, Stamp Club, News- paper Stuff, Student Council, Centennial Essay Contest. , HF0!'llIL'll on the good alll plan, tl true :mal brave null tl0lL'Il1'tgbl honest llItll1.n , ff . J, of ffl DOROTHY LEE MCCAULLEY Born February 22, 1919, Chanute, Kansas Girl Reserves, Pan-American Student Forum. For such a daughter Mrs. MeCaulley had As maketh wise 771011 fools and young rnen 717flti. ' , rr EIDWIN FREDERICK ALSTON Born December 28, 1918, Maysville, Kentucky MARGARET FRANCES DOOLEY Born March 12, 1919, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club. And welcome where so'er she went, A calm and gracious elementf' JOE M. BUCHEL Debating Club, President of National Honor So- Born February 16, 1919, Cuero, TSXHS ciety, Extemporaneous Speaking, Business Manager of Woodrow Wilson News, Linz Pins, Student Council, Junior Hi-YS Sergeant' Library Council, Senior Publication. Two outstanding qualities: intelligenee and friendlinessf, NILA MAE MCCALLUM Born November 20, 1917, Garland, Texas Annual Staff. Happy, thoughtful, kind, and true, There is no favor she will not d0.', RAYMOND EDMUNDS Born May 19, 1919, Kansas City, Missouri vHe's not lazy, he just knows things he'd rather do than work. POLLY LU CREEL Born March 11, 1919, Omaha, Nebraska Girl Reserves, Good Scholarship Club, City Choral Club, Little Theater, Press Club. Your eyes were made for laughter, Sorrow befts them not. JOHN HENRY WALL C I Born September 2, 1918, Dallas, Texas student Council, Linz Pins, Basketball, Track, Tennis, National Honor Society, Library Council. In framing an artist, art hath decreed, To make some good, but others to suceeerlf' Basketball, All-City Orchestra, Press Club, News paper Staff. An honest seeker after knowledgef' MARY ELIZABETH TIDWELL Born September 10, 1918, Graham, Texas Girl Reserves, Good Scholarship Club, Bible Linz Pin. She is sweet and neizf, and In looks, she ciinlf he heiitf' LUTHER PORTER Born june 3, 1920, Fairburg, Nebraska Good Scholarship Club. A Voice that is 7lII'1'I'j', A l1af111'c' fha! is chmwy. PAULINE ROGERS Born December 25, 1917, Rowlett, Texas Annual Staff. IPs hm' Coming that nlrzkvs Us glznl, But if's her going that nziilecs ns sail. EDWARD C. BEARDEN Born October 9, 1919, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin, National Honor Society, Art Club, Art Editor of Crusader, Senior Publication, Little Theater. His size nmy no! nziilch his voice, Bn! for iz swell fellow, hr' is our choice. MYRA LOUISE BYRD Born August 8, 1918, Sulphur Springs, Texas If silence is golden, as they say, Qnife ii fortune she puts up cw1'y:lay. JOHN BRUTON BRAWNER Born january 3, 1918, Mineola, Texas Crack Company, Sergeant, Good Scholarship Club Press Club, Efficiency Ribbon for Best Corporal. Very nice :incl full of fun Ht' will win when ihz' mee is 71ll1.D DOROTHY GENE PATTON Born April 21, 1918, Dallas, Texas Commercial Geography Club, Pan-American Stu dent Forum, Annual Staff. One of calm r'hf'1'i' and frw 'IU01'lIS.,, HOPE A. NATION Born July 4, 1918, Greenville, Texas His 'lL'01'1'lL,X t1l'!' few and for between. in F r ,I ,UV U ,il DOROTHY PATRINA CARSON Born May 9, 1919, Tyler, Texas. Press Club, Girl Reserves, Little Theater, Linz Pins, Co-Editor of Newspaper. A wi11so111e maiden is shef' FRED BLUNT CHAMBERS Born November 6, 1917, Beaumont, Texas Senior Hi-Y. Happy I E771-'f1'0'l'I1 cave 1,111 free, Why arenlt they all fo11ie1ztecl like me? MARY ANNE SMITH Born October 4, 1919, Dallas, Texas A more ge11e1'o11s girl we COZll!l1l,f fiml, Ana' slae's just as sweet as slai' is ki71fl.U TRUMAN JOHNSON Born October 14, 1917, Miller Grove, Texas January, 1936 Graduate Linz Pins, Football, Orchestra, January, 1936, Graduate. Fast or slow, he will reach ibe top, For birds that ea1111of fly eau bop. KATHRYN ELINOR LANKFORD Born December 18, 1918, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Little Theater. Curly brown hair, smile so sweet This is the girl we all like to 111eet. FREDERICK E. BOSWORTH Born June 2, 1918, New Orleans, Louisiana LauglJable, lovable Freddie Will: a heart as good as gold? PEARL JEANICE DICKSON Born July 21, 1918, Brasher, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Associate Editor of Crusader. Happy spirils, fleeting fares Ana' all slae has sloe readily slJa1'es.', JAMES KING WILSON Born August 21, 1918, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Captain, Crack Company, Linz Pins, Pan-American Student Forum, Good Scholarship Club. Wfi!la his 1lefe1'111i11a1'ion, his path to success will be easy. f C , U, J J' JJ l . flx 'll KATHRYN VIRGINIA HARRIS Born June 22, 1919, Tulsa, Oklahoma Girl Reserves. Wearing all the weigbt Of learning lightly as a flower. EDWARD RUSSEL COX Born December S, 1919, Ferris, Texas I belong to tbe labor union, No overtime work. MATTELLA MCCLURE Born November 6, 1918, Kansas City, Missouri President of Commercial Geography Study Club. A Llrmgbler of ibn' goals, Dizfinrly fall, and mos! rlivinelj' fair. HARRY JOHNSON Born November 31, 1918, Houston, Texas January, 1936, Graduate. Yon xboulil rmzl bis book, 'How Io Manage ibc Larliexin LOUISE GARDNER Born May 29, 1919, Dallas, Texas. National Honor Society, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pins, Trident Club, Play Day at Denton, Little Theater, Annual Staff, Senior Publication. Her hair has the gloss of a razfcrfs wing, Her wixzlom will bring her the fruits of a king. RALEIGH S. USRY, JR. Born November 23, 1918, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum. Tall and slim With lois of vim! MARY FRANCES DAVIS Born April 27, 1919, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Interscholastic Spelling, Trident Club, Press Club, Little Theater, Bible Linz Pin. nII1!ll1'ltl7l!ll honors as rr worlby xlmlmlf, grmzine sjzorl, and true fricml go fo Mary Frnnresf' ROBERT BURKE BILLINGS Born Marcli 27, 1920, Dallas, Texas Corporal, National Honor Society, Tennis, Debate Club, Press Club, Newspaper Staff, Basket Ball, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pins, Tberc never was a vninulc Wfbrn Bobby wus noi in iff, it ' ALICE MAGGIE HAYES Born January 23, 1917, Dallas, Texas She sings a song of glmfuesx And adds zz yard of snzilrsf, ROBERT CHARLES ERLANDER Born November 3, 1917, San Antonio, Texas Little Theater, Good Scholarship Club, Captain High Point Man in Rifle Team, january, 1936, Graduate. Tull, eomnzzznding and rliplo11mfiv, Ibc jierferl ojjficerf, SARA LOUISE ADDINGTON Born August 1, 1918, Dallas, Texas President Girl Reserves, President of Little Theater Press Club, Newspaper Staff, Good Scholarship Club Commercial Geography Club, Senior Play. An 1H11lX1l!II C0117bilItIfi07IiL'b!H'171i!Ig, mzpuble nml z'omr'Iy. SAM WELCH CLARK, JR. Born February 10, 1918, Dallas, Texas Baseball, Basketball, President of Junior Hi-Y, Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Hi-Y. A -man be xevnis of rbeerfnl yeximvlays, And l'011f1!1't'llf fomorrowsf, wl 'iuI ai a X, BERNICE MARILYN QRNER Born July 1, 1918, New York City Press Club, Concert Master of School, All-City Orchestra. Wbe11 n gypsy wmkcx her violin rryf' CHARLES DAVIS STEPHENS Born January 24, 1919, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania National Honor Society, Student Council, Linz Pins, Officer in Military, Vice President of june, 1936, Class. My Romeo , says Iuliel. DOROTHY ELLEN FOOTE Born September 26, 1918, Palestine, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Girl Reserves. Henri on bw lips and soul wilhin ber eyes Sufi as ber clime, and sunny us her skies. SAMUEL LATTIE BROWN, JR. Born March 31, 1918, Dallas, Texas All-City Chorus, First Lieutenant, Good Scholarship Club, Corresponding Secretary of the Music Federa- tion Club. Brawl min have lived since Aga1m'mnoz1. A i n I . . . J' ,,..4mr rr fi. , T . vel , 1 xl, 1 iyfffy 'JI My l Af L YN' l ,Mil l MARJORIE RUTH BROWN Born March 10, 1919, St. Louis, Missouri Little Theater, Press Club, Girl Reserves, Good Scholarship Club, Student Council, All-City Enter- tainment Representative, Newspaper Staff. She is so full of life that she inns! hare put lhe 'pep' in 'peppc'r'. JOHN BYRON LANDRESS Born September 6, 1918, Dallas, Texas Linz Pin, French Club, Band, Library Council, Student Council, He has amhifiorl which will mrike zz 1Hr111.U MARY ELIZABETH WHITE Born March 25, 1919, Bonham, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Press Club, Girl Reserves. If you should mee! on lhe sireet a girl jus! brimming 0Z'l'1' with joy, and always laughing, yoifii know il wris Elizrihefhf' CHARLES L. CRAIN Born March 18, 1918, Flemingsburg, Kentucky Young Charles is the pride of all this fzlfiin, Sire gallmii and sae gay ll swninf' JESSIE HELEN SUMMERLIN Born October 12, 1919, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Tennis. When Irish eyes are smilingf' ROBERT T. SHIELS, JR. Born July 6, 1918, Park Ridge, Illinois Captain, Captain Rifle Team, Crack Company, Camp Dallas, Vfoosencraft Drill, National Honor Society, Pan-American Student Forum, Library Coun- eil, Student Council. Not a ham! with the women hui' A crack shot on the rifle fK'dilI.U MARY ELLA MOONEYHAM Born September 10, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins, Good Scholarship Club, Student Council' Crusaders, National Honor Society. a She leads the way lo higher planes, Whiz! Her her goal-she always gains. LOUIS WINFIELD STEPTER Born September 9, 1919, Dallas, Texas Wy Football, Senior Hi-Y, Linz Bible Pin, Football Good Scholarship Club, Annual Staff. Manager, Basketball Tennis, Baseball, Little c'1'r'rj' oec'asiou. 'M '!h ww rd! .mv QSM KATHLEEN ELOISE BROWNE Born June 29, 1919, Dallas, Texas A little wink of hcr laughing cycx, A friciidly pai and hail humor flips. MARTEA CORNELIA HYLTON Born October 4, 1918, Dallas, Texas There he ulow' of Beaniyk Ilanghterx wilh a magic like fhrrf' LEOTA LORENE LITTLEPAGE Born September 15, 1918, Tulsa, Oklahoma She had a lovely fam, Ami a sweet afi1'ac'fiL'c graccfl ELIZABETH CUPPLES Born March 6, 1919, Fort Worth, Texas Linz Pins, Student Council, Freshman WiIIner Of Better Homesl' Essay Contest, Popularity Contest, Senior Publication, S11I'h fharm of mamicr aml of mind, Make girly like her quiii' hard fo fimlf' VERA RUTH WEATHERFORD Born August 29, 1918, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Good Scllolarslaip Club, Senior Publication. Her an-rlaxfiizg pap ramzot hr forgo! Shc' wax always really with a ru-zu schema or plolf' EVALYNE COBB WATSON Born August 11, 1918, Dallas, Texas Her ways art? ways of jllr'a5a11l11fss.', RUTH HARRIS Born January 20, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Ping Press Club, Good Scholarship Club. She shows how great a delight a plcaxaut person can haf, JEWELL VICTORIA BROOKS Born January 12, 1919, Dallas, Texas Har smile is xwectriica' hy har graviignu MARTHA MAUIJE CONNELL Born November 10, 1918, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Girl Reserves. Marlin: is 1101 a lalleaiiw lass- Buf in our hearts xbzfll always laxff' JEFF E. MILLER, JR. Born January 31, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pin, Pan-American Student Forum, Basket- ball. A fall lazl-girlx like in look 1117 lo a boy. MARY ALICE CARNES Born January 4, 1918, Fort Worth, Texas She Iallzx a lol, uml we bop? shaft wise, For the rerluinly flax a way zvilb bm' 4'ye'x.'l JOE CORY HINQKLEY Born May 26, 1918, Vickery, Texas Vice-President of Senior Hi-Y, Crack Companyg. 1. Rifle Team, Student Council, Captain, Senior!- Publication. I Hr wins tba girlirx, bil by bil- For flaky my, l7l',X qnife a wif. DOROTHY MAREDA MATLOCK Born September 9, 1918, Dallas, Texas Art Club, Annual Staff. NEl'l'Vj'l70tlj' who lzuowx lorr lilux her-aml everybody knows her. JOSEPH EDWARD LEDBETTER Born May 19, 1918, Norfolk, Virginia Annual Staff, A zlI'1'ili.Ib gleam in hix l'j't', Bu! ll gvuuim' f!'lc'IllllilII'XX in his snzilefl MARTHA LOUISE SEALE Born July 16, 1920, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Trident Club, Good Sclwlarship Club Editor of Wloodrow Wilson News. A joyoux girl Ivilb a l'bAlHll2fl'l'lXllf 'Walla Aml flaxllirzg eyes fha! lallcf' X LEO L. CUTRONE Born July 25, 1918, Dallas, Texas First Lieutenant, Pan-American Student Forum Crack Company. . He enjoys Iifv lI7IlIIl'IIXI'lj'.,l ' L Ly. rg. 22 -t Company. is if 3 r 4 4 !1 l X41 -r'7 l l l MARY JANE FORD ' JUNE WALKER Born January 10, 1919, Dallas, Texas Born April 7, 1919, Dallas, Texas Annual Staff' Little Theater, Girl Reserves, Senior Publication The way sbs lilts her now quite high- f'M0,tl,0l,,,1a,-, tbi,1iH1L,Mmi Scwrls fo make fbi? senior boys all sigh. She Wwjx in a life of blissjf FRED LEE EDWARDS R. , J HAROLD L. MENEFEE Born May 30, 1918, Dallas, Texas I 4 Born August 14, 1918, Dallas, Texas First Sergeant, President of Stamp Club, Pan- Amcrican Student Forum, Junior Hi-Y, Crack Press Club. Their four little words, I found by your name, A finished gcrrfleman from bead to loc, 'HC ix WU! -Wfluffil fl9C'3?'ll 1041! 31014 fo fdfflf'-H One look ut him will lcll you so. V GINIA HAIL THERA ADRIEN GALLOWAY B O b IR M Al, Oki h , 24 1918, Born June 30, 1919, Wilson, Oklahoma Urn cm er , C ister, a Uma Press Club, Girl Reserves, Annual Staff. January' 1956' Graduate' A lovcliw' girl infer mme my way, 'The life of fbi' l 'l3 D Than darling Them Gulluwayf' ' E W B GEORGE ELRIN UGENE ' AILEY Born January 19, 1918, Dallas, Texas l Born April 13, 1919, Chicago, Illinois Q , 1936, G d . JA bloml boy who is really nice- January ra une fyaols of fun and luis of x11icc'. A 11zu11's man as well fu a Iiulivx' 1lld7l.,, l l i ff f ,f f ,ff itz J J WILMA JULIANNE TOLBERT Born April 5, 1918, Mineral Wells, Texas Library Council, Pan-American Student Forumg Press Club, Good Scholarship Club, Girl Reserves. A eoimtenauee in which rlia' meet, Sweet records, promises as sweet. O. E. CLEM, JR. Born March 16, 1919, Dallas, Texas Stamp Club, Aviation Club, Engineers Club. He has a happy smile for all, From our esteem he'll never fallf, JEANNE ELIZABETH LARSON Born August 1, 1918, Cumberland, Vfisconsin Good Scholarship Club, Press Club, Girl Reserves, French Club, Annual Staff. A fare with glarlness oL'erx1H'eaml, -Soft smiles by human kilZl1'l1C'SS lirezlf' EUGENE ELSWORTH HOLSTEIN Born June 27, 1918, Charleston, West Virginia First Lieutenant, Rifle Team, Vice-President of Stamp Club. He has a uitirl jicwsormlity, anal gootl rlispositioug Both win him many friends. W MARGARET JACQUELYN HILGER Born January 25, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins, National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Little Theater, Girl Reserve All-City Council, Junior Representative for P.-T. A., Good Sc1io1ars11ip Club, Annual Staff, I Still the wonrler grew, That one small head eoulrl carry all she knew. LACY WATSON GOOSTREE, JR. V Born March 13, 1919, Dallas, Texas Second Lieutenant, Linz Ping Crack Company, Good Scholarship Club, Senior Publication. HFIIII-l0Lil7g aml smiling, the player of pranles, just 'whistling arzrl laughing at a worlil full of l'I'tIII1QS.U ELVA CHANDLER Born November 22, 1917, Personville, Texas National Honor Society, Good Scholarship Club. She says little but tlCt'0lIIIJltSl7L'X 7!lItL'b.,, BILLY CLARENCE BOATWRIGHT Born December 1, 1919, Waco, Texas He would smile his way into the hearts of his enemies-if he hail tllljhn N x,- ? ELAINE MARIE LALLA Born April 20, 1919, New Orleans, Louisiana Her 'wit nml humor lrzrllze laughter for all, The worlal will he liclfer by heczling hcl' callf, DOROTHY MAE O,HARE Born June 5, 1918, Dallas, Texas Lovely to look al, More delightful to lanowf, MARY ALICE MANNAN Born February 27, 1919, Dallas, Texas Pr'rs011:zlily -1- 'Lllfllllfy : Md71I1!llI.,I MAIKGARET SPRUCE Born February 19, 1919, Alberqucrque, New S0fl 'Lf0icr', ville XllIllL', Prvfly ihvs, uml 101: of xfylr'. 1 ,aj Mexico er MADLYNE BEss GAITHER Born September 17, 1918, Dallas, Texas Szuer'!, kiml, fricnzlly, aml lrlw, Those arourml her urn Mover bllzcf' ELSIE LEE CARTER Born january 24, 1919, Jacksonville, Texas Lowzblc, petite, mul wavy hair, NL er u 'llLl1lIlC!l quiz? so fair. ANNA RUTH BAKER Born May 8, 1919, Celeste, Texas Her fair vomplvxiofz 111141 tzzrmfd up nose, Makff her the girl evuryazze knows. VIRGINIA CURTIS Born June 27, 1918, Dallas, Texas Who :virus for wvallh or high position, We low hw' xunny n'ixj7oxili0l1!,' i 1 JU fvlfwlf VW RUTH VICTORIA EDMONDS Born May 27, 1918, Augusta, Kansas Student Council, Good Scholarship Club, Little Theater, Home Economics Club. A beautiful personality, topped by u beautiful head of hdiff, WALTER EDWARDS Born October 9, 1918, Mart, Texas Walter is always fifzding new fVfl'l1dX With his pleasant dixlvositionf' VIRGINIA NELMS DOERR Born August 19, 1918, Dallas, Texas What is it about Virglnizfs cycx, I wonder, that is to attv'artiLc?', AVON ARNOLD BUCHANAN Born November 5, 1917, Grand Saline, Texas Press Club, Little Theater, Senior Hi-Y, French Club Avon ix always at msc Ami free from worryf, HELENE ROBERTA ROGERS Born November 3, 1919, Greenville, Texas Little Theater, Good Scholarship Club, Newspaper Staff, rrwifillillg is ber way and pleasant is bm' milf-.U PHILIP G. CHAPMAN Born January 15, 1919, Waxahachic, Texas Library Council, Student Council, Major, Track, 1 Captain of Football Team, Crack Company, Senior Hi-Y, Popularity Contest. If lmnlcrsbijz counts, bis score would be high. CECELIA BOGGAN Born June 6, 1918, Birmingham, Alabama Annual Staff. A pretty SUltfbL'Yll belle with I1 tllllllllf X0llfbL'1'l1 I1L'l'L1lIf.U HOLLIS HOWARD HATZENBUEHLER Born March 27, 1918, Dallas, Texas Football, Baseball, National Honor Society. A thinker mul every inch zz 711lll1,X mlm. - Q MARY LEIGH SMITH Born February 15, 1919, Dallas, Texas French Club, Press Club, Good Scholarship Club. She is always good 11df1t7'6'd, Good hunzorerl and sweetf' J. WILLIAM AXTELL Born July 9, 1918, Hobart, Oklahoma First Lieutenant in Band, Basketball, Orchestra, All-City Orchestra, Little Theater, Press Club, Senior Hi-Y. Music vibrates in the 1ne'nzory. MARY SUE READ Born june 15, 1918, Dallas, Texas Student Council, Bible Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club. An interesting Miss, Who is quite differentf' . G. CLIFTON YOUNIE Born September 4, 1919, Brooklyn, N. Y, Pan-American Student Forum, Linz Pin, First Lieu- tenant, Student Council. The 1nan's of indepenrlent mind, He looks and laughs at a . . . that. I , MARY KATHRYN DANCY Born July 21, 1919, Dallas, Texas Associate Editor of Crusader, Student Council Good Scholarship Club. A winning smile ami lots of pep, That's Mary K. so keep in step. VERNON C. MOEFITT Born July 27, 1918, Dallas, Texas One of the FEW who knows when to talk. EARLE WAYNE BRADBERRY Born February 11, 1919, Dallas, Texas Crusaders, Press Club, Girl Scouts, Linz Pin. A girl who never wears a frown The friend of everyone in townf' BILL MCGINTY Born January 12, 1917, Altus, Oklahoma Here's a boy of the very best sort A frfena' with whom we hate to part. SAMMIE VIRGINIA SCHOOLFIELD Born january 17, 1919, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Studcnt Forum, Good Scholarship Club, Annual Staff. A gentle voice, a kindly smile, Makes ber relzzembercd all the wlailef, CLI1V'FORD KILBORN WILLIAMS Born June 25, 1918, Point, Texas Stamp Club, Tennis Club. First class 77ldffEI'.,, WENONAH MAE COOK Born October 7, 1918, Sherman, Texas Thr fairvsi gd1'!1lCl1 in ber lookxfl HUGH BUSTER PARRIS, JR. Born November 10, 1918, McKinney, Texas Senior Hi-Y, Camp Dallas, Captain, Crack Company. Ulsikenlvlr' and fruc- Traifs we find in few. MAIKGARET NEILSON GOLIJMANN Born June 17, 1919, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins, Girl Scouts, French Club, Good Scholar- ship Club. A brown haired nwizlcn who ix an ext-client Sfllllflllfl HENRY ROBERT GRANN Born September 8, 1918, Dallas, Texas Golf Team, Officer, Good Scholarship Club, A11- City Orchestra, School Orchestra. As golfer be is noi so good, But ax a fricml br s greaff' SARAH ELIZABETH ROBERTS Born July 17, 1918, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Pan-American Student Forum, Little Theater, HIil'I' rjfforlx zu'r'1' vurm'.Il, lbry brongbl bm' slwrvss, And xirzrr sbr' bar won il, xbfx glad of for lvxlfl ROBERT REED CHAMBERS Born November 7, 1919, Dallas, Texas Hi-Y, Crack Company, Pan-American Student Forum, Sergeant. Hv'x ffrm and llL'f6'l'I!IiI!!'!l in 'all of bis lL'0VI1, From Iaxlcx of i7lII70l'fAllIl't' br' 11vL'z'r uill Tbirlcf' 1 ELEANOR MARY JAEGER Born june 11, 1919, St. Louis, Missouri President of Press Club, Girl Reserves, Little Theater, Newspaper Staff. But so fair, She takes thc breath of men away. CECIL HENRY McADoo Born May 6, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pin, Student Council. All his faults an' such That one loves hiin still the hettvr for them. NOVELLA DOT ROBERSON Born October 13, 1919, Dallas, Texas Winning smile, Lots of style. F. J. WOERNER, JR. Born August 22, 1919, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Linz Pin, Good Scholar- ship Club. Ability ami good sjzortnianship Make this little man mighty. CONNIE PEARL NWATTNER Born November 30, 1918, Prairicville, Texas Press Club, Crusaders, All-City Chorus, Good Scholarship Club, National Honor Society, Girl Re- serves, Linz Pins, Bible Linz Award, Senior Publica- tion, Annual Staff. The frirfziiis she has niurlc in school will remain friemls through life. R. MAUREI. GUY Born October 17, 1918, McAlester, Oklahoma Golf Team, Good Scholarship Club, Annual Staff, A sense of humor plus iI1fL'liigUllt'L'.v GRACE LEE FRANKLIN Born January 31, 1916, Dallas, Texas For Nature matic her what the is, Ami' neivr 'llllltlt' another. MORRIS A. LICHENSTEIN Born October 25, 1918, Dallas, Texas First Sergeant, Student Council, School Banker, National Honor Society. His ilvmis OIlfVIlIZ his worils so far That more than what they seein, they arcf' T' aft ANNIE SUE NORRIS Born june 7, 1919, Center, Texas Press Club, Good Scholarship Club. There are smiles that make you bappyf, BLAIR GOODBAR Born January 20, 1918, Dallas, Texas Golf Team, Senior Publication. Could quiet Blair have made the wind maelai11e?-- Yes, be rlidf, HELEN RAE LANDERS Born October 17, 1919, Campbell, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Annual Staff. Snappy and rule, Cute clothes to boot. JAMES W. DENNIS Born August 8, 1917, Dallas, Texas His heart and serltimmts are free, His appetite is hearty. uw- CLAUDIA IRENE LOIITIS Born July 25, 1917, Indianapolis, Indiana She wins the race, With all her poise and grace. PAT CANDLER Born October 25, 1918, Farmersville, Texas Baseball, Good Scholarship Club. Gaily bealigbl, a gallant knigblf, GERALDINE FRANCES LOFTIS Born September 19, 1919, Indianapolis, Indiana Her eyes are slarlif with lll'i'HlII5.,, EDWARD LOUIS WINTERBAUER Born November 2, 1918, Dallas, Texas A fine sort of fellow, Good 71tlfIll'!'!1 anal friemllyf' CHRYSTEEN ZOLLNER Born November 4, 1917, Fate, Texas Thy Faire ix rr rrlexliul 7l1!'lU!l3'.,, MADELEINE BARILLEAUX Born August 12, 1919, New Orleans, Louisiana President of French Club, Girl Reserves, Little Theater, Good Scholarship Club, Tennis, Senior Publication. A pleasing connieiiaizfe is no xliglal advantage. EMMA LEE NOBLE Born October 14, 1918, Como, Texas She's liftie but shtfs wise, Sbe's ll kimrlzoul for her size. FLORINE ANITA CHAPMAN Born May 16, 1917, Peru, Kansas Crusaders, A vbnrming lilfle blue-eyed blond, Of whom we all rm' 'Very fomlf' SHIRLEY ELIZABETH BRIGGS Born February 26, 1920, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Girl Reserves, Pan-American Student Forum, Little Theater, Linz Pins, Linz Bible Pin. lmp11lsiz'e, earnrxl, jrrnuzpl lo url And make ber generous lhozigbt, a fact. ALA GLORIA SPARKS Born December 26, 1918, Dallas, Texas Sleek quiet, wfiring, and lovable, too, 4Her soul is axrending ilu' heavenly blue. VIVIAN CHERRY Born September 15, 1920, Forreston, Texas Bible Linz Pin. rr In every gesture dignity and poise, She never was beard to make any noise. PHYLLIS SMITH Born September 3, 1918, Dallas, Texas rr A girlie more true Ihere could never be, So tbougbffzil, so lziml lo you and me.', 1 ua ,eff MARTHA MAE OLIVE Born january 24, 1919, Bonham, Texas Little Theater, Good Scholarship Club, Press Club. Complexion fair am! eyes so big, They make you wan! fo dance ana' jigf' , WILLIAM J. LANG, JR. Born September 26, 1919, Dallas, Texas Business Manager of Crusader, Major, National Honor Society, Crack Company, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin. Clark Gable smile and zlimplfs sweef, HI' knocks the girls rigbf of ibeir feel. JOHNETTA BARBARA HORNE Born May 28, 1920, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Press Club, Cru- saders, Good Scholarship Club. A lowly bit of charm anal grare, No ofber miss fan fake ber plufef, WILLIAM ALBERT LANGDON Born April 30, 1919, Hutchins, Texas Business Manager of Crusader, Captain, Camp Dallas, National Honor Society, Rifle Team, Good Scholarship Club. Boy, ob boy, can be give a rommand, You just walfb his men slamlf' ELIZABETH CATHERINE POTTS Born June 29, 1920, New Orleans, Louisiana Dark ana' small, sbe's liked by all. EDMUND LEO CHILDERS Born December 10, 1918, Dallas, Texas Captain, Crack Company. His fery fall has nolbiizg lo do wills his disllosifionf' MACIE JOE MYERS Born October 13, 1918, Wylie, Texas Press Club. Slrikiv1gIy rejinea' and rlelieate, A smile tba! is never lair. CHARLES BENNETT THOMAS Born March 23, 1918, Ducan, Oklahoma Has just wha! it lakes fo drive leathers crazy in a big wayf' TL. fl--If .,.,, fl is if- ' -Siiilir : f - K' K 'fr L-2 ' 3 . f s wv in .. ,ww we A of 72 BETTY ANN CLINE DOROTHY DEGENHART Born November 27, 1918, Dallas, Texas Born August 31, 1918, Buffalo, New York 5PLlI1iSl1 Club: PFCSS Club? G'-10d SCl10l2fSl'1iP Clllbi There is xomelhing about bm' Ibn! gels 145 all. Scnior Publication. rrBi'llIlfj' live: with kinfl11vxx. SO1. LANVRENCE EATENSON Born September X, 1918, Dallas, Texas RAPHAEL R' HALEY Baseball, Pan-American Student Forum. Born April 12' 1919, Paris' Texas H1-be girls llmirf, Mn, M,m.r,i of your Curly hairy- Orchestra, All-City Orchestra, Baseball, Annual Staff, MILDRED PAULINE TRESENRITER Rf1Phf1v1 ii fflwwlf' wid MU, 'Tix L'L'7'1'Hl11 be will bare 110 zlawl1f11ll. Born February 15, 1918, Dallas, Texas A willy 'womrin is tl lrcuxure, A wiily brrizzly is a powerf, CLARENCE WILSON CANAFAX - FRANCES CAROLYN RAMSEY Born October ll, 1918, Millsap, Texas Pa O ls , l919,M ,O1l.1 Good Scholarship Club, Crack Company, Press mn no cr 21 angum Ciwma Club? CHPYHUIS Rifle Team- Linz Pins, Library Council, Good Sclmlarship Club, A l S ff, Spf'zf1'l1 is lbw mirror of fbi' mul, mmm ta As KI man speaks, so ix hm' Her miml ix ax lfrigbf ax lm' bziirf' OREDA CALLAHAN Born July 7, 1918, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Vice-President of Pan- American Student Forum, Student Council, Annual Staff. You hi! the spotf' GEORGE DEMPSEY Born February 14, 1918, Wylie, Texas Hlflfllfiflfti by I1 'nzisvlaierolls twinkle in bis eye? GRACE KATHRYN KNOTT Born June 8, 1918, Dallas, Texas Linz Ping Treasurer of Pan-American Student Forum, Little Theater. Dark eyes shining bright. EDNA LEONORA GOLDTHWAITE Born September 4, 1919, Dallas, Texas Little Theater, Trident Club, Girl Reserves, Sewing Club, Linz Pin, Riding Club, Good Scholarship Club, Student Council, Annual Staif. lay of youll: and health ber eyes displayed, And cure of heart, ber 'wry look conveyed. RUDOLF JOHN NTALIK Born February 25, 1919, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins, vHe'lI rilbvr :mike or find u wayf' FREITA FRANCES SCHRODER Born October 17, 1918, Bridgeport, Oklahoma EVer'0r1e has aullx and bein 3 , graz'io14s is Freilzfs worst. J: June Graduates GIRLS NOT IN PICTURES Sidney Helen Allen Sarah Garrison Mary Jane Arndt Mary Giles Vera Barton Billy Mae Hanes , . kg , Charlotte Bennett Doris Harriskff de' 4 5' J' ' if K Cecile Cole Joan King Imogene Cowart Virginia Towle Virginia Craig Laura Louise White Q,,,,,,,,' jf 4 fr 4,4 4 .,,4.,.JKnne McDowell Mary Zanes . . BOYS, NOT IN PICT RES vi ' I ' ' Charles Alexander LQ ' Ii ac cCarley Irvin Alexander it Lloyd McIntosh Oliver Allen Noel Mealer Harold Biesel Jack Melton David Bolten Wadell Moursund Porter Cawthon Bill Prater Summner Chowning John Reynolds Glenn Cowart James Ribb Robert Duffy Mack Rodgers Lee Gessner Phil Schepps Charles Gilder William Smith Vincent Grainger James Snipes J. B. Helpinstell Duncan Stemmon Earl Hendrix Jerry Stone W Ben Holloman Curtis Swain Benjamin Howard Henry Tarver Raymond Kelsey Woodrow Wattner A. L. Lancastera' I Frank White Henry Lan 0 Clifford Williams Ernest Leeves Carl Wright Lucius Lindley William Zacha CLASS OFFICERS JANUARY, 19 3 7 DON BATTLE ..... . President TALBOT RAIN .... Vice-President MARY VIRGINIA VOORHIES . . Secretary JOHN COY ADAMS Born February 12, 1917, Reese, Texis To zlo Ike flying you ask, N0 Nltlfffl' wha! Ihr iaxkf, MARILYNN TONE MILLER Born May 26, 1920, Dayton, Ohio Student Council, Press Club, Girl Reserves, Camp Fire Girls, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pins, Linz Bible Award. She knows lots of xccrrtx she ought Io lcll, If .vbfffl only inform 115 ibn! woulcl be swell. JULIA LEE DIGGS Born December 3, 1918, Denison, Texas A sparkle of ll1iSC!Jlz f in ber eye. MILDRED LOUISE HOLBROOK Born October 7, 1919, Terrell, Texas Press Club. NSfJI',S shy aml sbr 5 Iimirl, B711 ax xufrvf as fl frirrzrl sboulrl lie. ANNA LOUISE MARTIN Born March 1, 1920, Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves, Press Club, Good Scholarship Club Library Couscil, The girl fwiila flax' lL'07!tl?7fIll golden hair? JESS MANKIN, JR. Born August 30, 1921, Bonham, Texas He is always fha mmf, a jolly good sportfl MARTHA HARRIET Cox Born February 21, 1921, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Orchestra, Im'elligc'nt1', fbarm, aml lazzgbfw, Compose ber aclmirablz' 1'bamc'ff'r.' CHARLES JACKSON HINCK1.EY, JR. Born May 27, 1920, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Junior Hi-Y Club Linz Pins. A genial fellow who allmclx many frimzrlxf' ,..7 l l r JANELEE OLIVER Born March 9, 1919, Evansville, Indiana Art Club, Press Club. Guy and vhurming, and xo 1l11ll'b fun, She is one blonclzr ax keen as Ihey rome. as CHARLES GLENN ARCHEY Born September 24, 1918, Houston, Texas Band, Press Club. A fombimziion of rnl hair and lulenl for lnzml music. ALFRED JANE TAYLOR Born December 13, 1918, Dallas, Texas Commercial Geography Club. ne is tl girl zvbnm we all aalmire and love. THOMAS BRAWNER Born May 9, 1918, Mineola, Texas Hi: muxicul fugcrs ,911 one wilh awe, For be sirums a singing g11ifar. GENA LEE TURBYFILL Born August 1, 1919, Lindale, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pins. A ihing of llcotlllfy is a joy forever. BOBBY ERWIN Born January 5, 1919, Abilene, Texas Second Lieutenant. An officer and u ge11tlrmuv1.'l BETTINA BOYNTON Born May 17, 1919, Portland, Maine Press Club, Pan-American Student Forumg Good Scholarship Club. A uzofherlx prixlv, ll fufbr'r,s joy, Very u'r'll lilevzl by many a boyf' ALEX WARREN ELROD Born May 28, 1919, Gainsville, Texas Stamp Club. A true genllfman for be is easily zlirfiugzzixbea' by his 7IInZI1l1?I'S.,, r HELEN LUCILLE GARDNER Born September 15, 1918, Hope, N. Dakota With lam' clc'Lf'er, bright wit, She makes quite a bit. JOYCE SABLE Born February 8, 1919, Vernon, Texas rr Beware! boys, slack a heartless roquettrg Look. out, fellow, she'll get you yetf' SARA ANN LITTLE Born August 30, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Ping Good Scholarship Club. Always smiling, always guy, Sorrow never comes ber way. EVELYN WASSON Born October 2, 1919, Wicliita Falls, Texas IEAN ELIZABETH BURKHOLDER Born August 28, 1919, Dallas, Texas Her manner is mlrlzircd by allf' DOROTHY LOUISE MYERS Born February 5, 1920, Dallas, Texas A smile for ez'erybo1ly.', RUTH MILDRED JOHNSON Born February 1, 1919, Milles Grove, Texas Linz Pins, Bible Linz Ping Press Club. A friemz' to those in need. National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Bible Linz DQRA BRADLEY Ping Good Scholarship Club. Her quiet ways will win your heart, For tbougla reserL'ea', xbe'x wry smart. Born April 8, 1918, Winnsboro, Texas HSl7IL'FI'E at all timesf, ew DOROTHY ADRIAN JONES Born October 5, 1919, Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves, Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, Press Club, Linz Bible Pin. Witl3i, and iz bit sophisticated? RAYMOND W. KEARNEY Born July 28, 1920, Alameda, Calif. Student Council, Camp Dallas, Crack Company, Library Council. A graml person in every way. JANE HILL Born August 3, 1919, Oklahoma City, Okla. Girl Reserves, Little Theater, Press Club, Good Scholarship Club, Student Council, Linz Pin, Linz Bible Pin. Vim, rigor, and Vitality, With lots of jierxorzalilyf' THOMAS ABNER LIPSCOMB Born January 6, 1918, Grand Saline, Texas A .vmile for everyone and a dimplc with ciery smile. HELEN MARTIN Born April 18, 1919, Abilene, Texas Student Council, National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, President of French Club, Good Scholar- ship Club, Linz Pins, Library Council, Popularity Contest, 'Mighty like a rose,' fits lowly Hclcrz pcrfertly. JAMES HARRIS Born May 13, 1919, McKinney, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Basketball, Tennis. A good asxft to possvxx as ll frirmlf' HELEN ANN PARKER Born December 4, 1918, Waco, Texas WbFYIL1L'C1' wr' think of Helen, We lhink of lowly eyri and ll lowly smile. JAMES TALBOT RAIN Born April 22, 1920, Atlanta, Ga. Linz Pin, Good Scholarship Club, Student Council, First Lieutenant, President Junior Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Crack Company, Sergeant's Efficiency. A great characlcr and a swell guyf, ,gbv WY it PATRICIA ANN STOLL Born July 13, 1919, Dallas, Texas Secretary Wnxodrow XVilson Girl Scouts, Riding Club, Student Council, Glec Club. We hike of our bat, To xwvct pretty Pulf, JOE CAIN Born january 18, 11920, WinlIsboro, Texas Linz Pins, National Hoi1or Society, Second Lieuten- ant, Stamp Club. A moi! irlfclligvllt lad, The lies! fricml lo bf bailf' DOROTHY LOUISE RYAN Born March 30, 1918, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Little Theater, Good Scholarship Club, Bible Linz Pin. HEl'!'I'j1l70!ljl likes bar, xbvlx witty uml sbvls wixe, Sbzfx lllllllblt' :xml lanjlpy wiib ll smile that 1zczxer dicif' NEALE TUTTLE FUGATE Born June 14, 1919, Penrose, Colorado Pan-American Student Forum, Crack Company, Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pin. WF all like you, frizrmlly Nualv, Aurl lbozzgbt we'zl tell you bow 'wi' frclf' Lois SMITH Born February, 1920, Dallas, Texas. Crusaders, Press Club. To be frieuflly is Io be Iilml, Ami Lois is liked by ullf, JANET GREY MUNRO Born March 13, 1919, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Press Club, Good Scholarship Club. Ianni is rule and lziml and iwcrl, Therefore she just cannot be limit. NETUM A. STEED Born August 20, 1920, Stephenville, Texas Natioiial Honor Society, Good Scholarship Club, Officer, Camp Dallas, Crack Company, Crack Platoon. A shining vxunzple of lbe vlzfixinl, Still waters rim zlccfzf' JACK KENNITH SNEIDER Born April 28, 1918, Sheridan, Wlyoming Senior Hi-Y. Gaily bedigbl, A gallant knigbff' I , ,aa-10 l 'A striking rcsvnzblazzcc of 'Tbrr Age of Innoceu MARGARET VIRGINIA PERKINS Born June 29, 1919, Dallas, Texas Honor is the reward of cjforlf' RONALD KAPLAN Born january 8, 1918, Dallas, Texas Crack Company, '34. He'lI last with l7I'7l!1l6'I1l'L' as far as his able? LUCILLE DAVIES Born June 14, 1918, McKinney, Texas Press Club. Her snappy brown eyes rrzral bm' gmial pcrxo11alify. RALPH C. FRANCIS Born September 22, 1918, Dallas, Texas ' y MARY FRANCES HICKMAN Born July 20, 1920, Shreveport, La. Pan-American Student Forum, Good Scholarship Club, Girl Reserves, Linz Pins, Bible Linz Ping National Honor Society. Girls of hm' quality ure an asxcl to any scboolf' RAYMOND HAWKINS Born February 19, 1918, Garland, Texas Student Council, Basketball. Six feel, four inrbei of f7L'I'X07IL1lifJ'.n JOY MARIE GRIMES Born March 17, 1919, Frost, Texas Always irrliliug, afuwyx gay, Tbnffv bm' r'1'w' jvlcmiffg wayf, RAY TRUITT DOWDY Born December 25, 1919, Dallas, Texas Sergeant. None but himself can bf his jIt11't1HEI.U Rm f 'fi ,,,...,,.-Wye MARY VIRGINIA VOORHIES Born January 31, 1919, Carthage, Texas National Honor Societyg Student Council, Linz Pins, Good Scholarship Club, Girl Reserves, Press Club. Ami bm' 111011051 111zsu'1'1' tlllll gr111'1'f111 air, Show ber 'wise H7111 good 11x she is fair. WAYNE STAFFORD COOK Born july S, 1916, Liberty, Texas 1 Orchestra. As nice' as be Cllll 1113 Wi1b 1101 Il f111111 that we F1171 xeuf' MARIE PATRICIA DISHMAN Born November 23, 1919, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forumg Good Scholarship Club. rfWbE17L'L'CY wc 11111111 of M111'i1', we tbiula of 1'11r1s, 111 x111i11', 111111 1015 of furzf' WILLIAM MARCELLUS GRAHAM Born October 7, 1918, Dallas, Texas Student Council. HU 11115011 117111 1111kr11, 171111011 fbeir 611111, W11s tl1'lL'tlj'.V w1111zi11g ufifb Ihr' gi1'1s.', DOROTHY DAVIS RAYNER Born July S, 1918, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club. Ligb1 of 11211, A1111 full of pepf' TAYLOR JUNIE GUICE Born November 7, 1919, Greenville, Texas Boys F1111 bi11z tl good xj101'1 1 Gi1'1s 11ouf111'1' Meir noxvx IUIJCII bc 11jJf1ea1'I.', DOROTHY ANNE WOMACK Born April 16, 1919, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club. A 111111 11o11sc11sc now 111111 then, Gors over big with the best of menf' EARNEST SHEPHERD Born October 24, 1918, Dallas, Texas B1'1'1111xc 17635 11111111' of good 11661, WN' 'He 1'i11g.I 1I'1ll',D I ,, qw eq' RUBY LEE THOMPSON Born May 27, 1919, Dallas, Texas French Club, Goocl Scholarship Club, Her quicl ways will win your heart, For, lhough reserved, sbc's very s'nzur't. LIGON C. SMITH Born September 30, 1919, Dallas, Texas Football, Baseball, Model Airplane Club. This bdI1ll!0I1lL' chap is full of life. PAULINE KATHEIKINE WENZEL Born August 18, 1919, Dallas, Texas Chorus, All-City Chorus. 'u'-Ierz' wigllom rlzufllx nml bl'll1lfj', loaf' FREDRICK GUION ROWLAND Born july 26, 1920, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Sergeant. Wfilb frm' rvgarrl for L'l'!'l'j'Ui1L', HL' bus 5llL'L'UXXfIllljl won our bwzrtsf' ROSA MOZELLE HANCOCK Born January 27, 1919, Greenville, Texas Girl Reserves, Crusaders, A good all round girl, Always in deuzamlf' JACK GADI FINKLEA Born November 16, 1919, Dallas, Texas Basketball. Drpemlable in every luslz assignefl, May success lic in his lille. ALICE LAVERNE JAMES Born December 20, 1919, Lavon, Texas Press Club. A jolly good girl, There sboulzl be more like ber. ROWLAND CASSIDY Born August 30, 1917, Fort Worth, Texas Senior Hi-Y, Chorus. Hr seldom speaks, bu! when bv flows, HL' spazlzs with L'UlIL'lCfi0ll, zum' bis fr'cmls all listen ? ELIZABETH PORTER Born February 25, 1919, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Pan-American Student Forum. Eli:ul1r'tb is iilwiiyx fmlitz' :mil kiml, A lnvllw' frieml j'0II,ll 11UL'vr' find. MANUEL J. EDLING, JR. Born June 10, 1919, Dallas, Texas Corporal. A gcntlc' voicf, ii kimlly xmilv, Mokvx binz TrZ'llIL'IlIl1L'1'l'tl all the while. WANDA PAYE Cox Born November 29, 1917, Plotter, Okla. Here's a gif-I with ll bvurt :mil tl x111i.'f', That mulzvx this billllvlc' of lifi' worth while. EVERETT A. BIRDSONG Born September 9, 1918, Dallas, Texas Sergeant, Basketballg Foocballg Senior Hi-Y. x 1 HH: wry goozl-looking and fvojmlar I all' WY' RUTH JOSEPHINE OATMAN Born January 23, 1920, St. Louismissouri Iinz Ping Bible Linz Ping Good Scholarship Club. A jolly cozulmiiion :mil ll true friemlf' JEROME BYRON JOHNSON Born February 19, 1919, Vinita, Oklahoma Football, Trackg Good Scholarship Club. Azz athlete of 1 llzzr' kcil ability. RUTH ELEANOR LARSON Born May 7, 1919, Tremont, Nebraska Girl Scouts, Press Club, Good Scholarship Club Ruth knows lots of things :bu ought ta tell If ibvla' only inform us that would bv Slljllllfl FERGUS SPEARS GARDNER Born March 5, 1918, Dallas, Texas All-City Orchestrag All-City Chorus. fHix frirmlly jcsts riml sparkling humor have lightcnrzl murzy fl load. - -D i LUCY SOUTHALL GRANT Born September 22, 1918, Pittsburg, Penn. She always :nukes you feel at ease. STELLA MARVONNE CAMPBELL Born July 9, 1920, Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves, Linz Pins, Bible Linz Pin, Spe Contest, Press Club. Of her soeiety be Hof afraid, For xhe ix a frilly 'lL'il7'011IL' llmiilf' FRANKIE HUGHEN Born August, 1919, Quinlan, Texas Girl Scouts, Little Theater, Linz Pins. Beze:1re.' lbuxe smiles rzml lowly vyex, Careful flow-1L'c re pllfflllg you zvisef' CLARA CEVILLE MOORE Born February 6, 1920, Granger, Texas VALERIE ELIZABETH SEQUIN Born November 22, 1919, New Orleans, Louisiana Sweet, pretty and popular, What more can we my?', CHARLES PROCTOR MORGAN Born September 17, 1917, Dallas, Texas Ming Tennis, Football, Basketball, Senior Hi-Y, Stude Council. Ill Har1rlso111c fefzfures, 'winning smile Polmlur, lm! for teachers a trial, LEONORA INGLE Born November 24, 1918, Grandview, Texas National Honor Society, Secretary of Girl Reserves, Linz Pins, Good Scholarship Club. HBl'tlllflflll girl, lL'jllIIl7Ig smile, Pt'l'K0lIt1llfJ' aml lofi of style. CALVIN J. HOWARD, JR. Born October S, 1920, Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves, Press Club, Linz Bible Pin, Good Good Scholarship Club, Linz Pins, National Honor Scholarship Club. Noi shy, no! bold, not short, not tall A btlpiljl 7l1ClliIl7ll of them all. Society, Stain Club, Press Club. P A lensnrc' lo feathers as well as lo , IP 1: H bix fellow slmleldx. 492 ....-a-0' VIRGINIA ANN NEHER DOROTHY LAWRANCE TOOMBS Born June 16, 1920, Mercedes, Texas Born March 17, 1919, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Good Scholarship Club, Linz Ping French Club. Good Scholarship Club. She makes you like her, tbafx leer way, Always marry aml ulways gay. OLIVER CONWAY BARTON Born October 10, 1918, Kaufman, Texas Corporal. Sil1rf're ways mm' f'xpr'exsi1'z' vyexf' FRANCES DUDLEY Born January 17, 1919, Dallas, Texas Tennis. As Clever as lilly, and pretfy besides. EDWIN B. COMSTOCK Born October 15, 1919, Dallas, Texas Junior and Senior Hi-Y. Light-bai1'z'rl, blue-eyerl, his nxperl blifbn, Hix figure hill, straight, and lithef' Twns a lucky flag' when xbc rlizl rome a111o11g ns. LOTTIE BARRETT Born December 7, 1918, Winield, Texas A self-poxxexml young lmlyf' EVELYN RUTH FAIR Born june 7, 1919, Dnllas, Texas No maffvr bow gloomy the onflook xbf comes up smiling. 7 , 1 1 VERNE GARRETT Born June 17, 1918, Maude, Oklahoma Here bzvrzzty dwells ana' wixrlom, loo. THEDA MAE WILKERSON Born August 11, 1919, Wl1eeling, Arkansas Crusaders, Linz Bible Pin. Girls of bw' xla11zla1'zl 111z'm1 murb fo ibf' Mb May ofbrrs follow bw' splcmfizl 7'1l1: .U LOUISE SCHLIEPAKE Born August 22, 1918, Dallas, Texas Chorus. To gr! one flmb of her wimfing xlnila' Wolllxl uzake IIHJWIH? walk ll milf. 001, EUGENE ENGLEDOW Born May 16, 1919, Temple, Texas A bold and i1111'r'pem1r'f1f xpiriff, SUZANNE STEELE Born january 21, 1920, Kansas City, Missouri A fun' wifb glazfizrxx rfrr 5j11'vml. XVILLIAM DON BATTLE Born December S, 1919, Dallas, Texas Lieutenant in R. O. T. C., National Honor Socie Student Councilg Linz Ping Science Club. Here zvixrfom flzwllx, ami f7I'VX07Hllifj', foo. January Class GIRLS NOT IN PICTURES Margaret Ablowich Jewell Odom Rowena Barton Edith Seheffler Stella Bosworth Lorene Sparkman Constance Bounds Joyce Stgmdridgc Frances Campbell Kathryn Stewart Joan Connor Emily Thorpe Alice Carey Graves Frances Trout Peggy Hope Rita Valentine Aline Ingalls Virginia Van Winkle Gusta Jones Dulci Ware Louise Kimbrel Ann Wilson Jean Monk Mary Zanes BOYS NOT IN PICTURES Charles Amacker Billy LaFon Richard Anderson Bill Lalla Edwin Bellinger Jack Langston Robert Bertucci Arthur de Larios Jack Cannon Nick Miller Billy Carpenter Charles Morgan Billy Coburn Leo Nevitt George Day Frank Pappas Jack Dolph Teddy Ramsey Edgar Elmore Robert Reid Hayward Fail Edmond Rey Hillard Fenlaw George Shackelford Campbell Fox Horace Smith Herbert Gerst Vernon Smith J. D. Goode Charles Swift W. H. Hairston Irvine Tindall Frank Hardy Alvin Tipps Norman Harrison Grady Vaughn Wayne Hill Dick Wallace Jordan Hobbs Virgil Wasson Harold L. Hunt James White Wilburn Jinks Charles Widdecke Irby Johnson tl. C. Wilson Arthur Ketchersitl Edward Youngblood Curtis Zahn , I4 Honor Groups Each six weeks our school compiles a list of those students who have maintained a high scholastic average in their class work. This list is divided into two groups-the first, which is called Summa cum laude, is composed of those students who have made an average of 90 to 100 in all their workg the second, which is called the cum laude, is composed of those who have made an average of 80 to 90 in all their work. No student may be included in either group who has made a grade below 80 in any subject. On the following pages are the names of those students who met these requirements for the first term of this year. Mathews Allen Fred Alston Bruce Baker Don Battle Edward Bearden Bobby Billings Donald Brandt Sam Brock Melvin Bruck Bob Bryan Bobby Burns Jack Buster Joe Cain Walter Carona Hal Clarke Hammond Coffman Jimmy Cupples Richard Downing Raymond Edmunds Hugh English Oscar Ferris Floyd Fisher Bill Fitch Hugh Frankenstein Howard Garrison Lacy Goostree Vincent Grainger Bradford Hardie Howard Hatzenbuehler Leo Henrickson Frank Honeycutt Benjamin Howard Gilbert Jackson David Johnson XVilliam Lang Ray Lemons Simon Lichenstein Lucius Lindley Billy McGehee Bob McLaurin Summa Cum Billy McQuade Rudolf Malik T. C. Moore Ed Morris Austin Nance A. D. Nelson Henry Owen Dan Parker Charles Parkerson Billy Penland Frank Price Robert Rain Talbot Rain James Ribb Carroll Savage Billy Seay Eugene Shiels Robert Shiels Edmund Smith Vernon Smith William Smith Netum Steed Bob Storey Jack Thornton Milton Tobian Manning Trewitt Tom Truett Charles Walton Tom Wathen Charles Widdecke Jimmie Wilson Eddie Winn F. J. Woerner Bennie Adams Dorothy Adams Marjorie Allen Helen Baggett Nadine Bailey Dorothy Lois Barton Mildred Biesel Rosemary Bradford Laude Frances Sam Breeding Bette Belle Brewer Elizabeth Briggs Jocele Brown Lillian Brown Melva Jean Bueneman Mary Buford Doris Buhrer Mary Faye Bullock Lorraine Bush Iris Cain Oreda Callahan Marion Camp Georgia Carroll Kathryn Carson Elva Chandler Thelma Chandler Kathleen Clark Martha Fae Clark Eschole Cole Martha Connell Margery Condon Barbara Cooper Mary Cooper Lucille Crabb Patsy Lynn Crockett Elizabeth Cupples Virginia Curtis Billie Darnell Mary Frances Davis Susan Diggle Neva Doss Jean Douglas Ann Ella Douglas Joyce Dyer Zelma Eatenson Jane Edgar Marguerite Elam Hellen Elson Elliott Doyle Virginia Emery Nancy Fewell Norma Dell Friday Jeanne Gannon Louise Gardner Jeanne Garrett Ruth Gerst Noveta Gilder Mary Giles Jewell Gilliland Elizabeth Grainger Iline Griflin Mirian Grubbs Lorene Hansen Dorothy Harris Mary Bess Hardy Marjorie Hedges Dorothy Herbert Mary Frances Hickman Jacquelyn Hilger Jerry Hill Johnnie B. Holley Barbara Horne Jeanette Housewright Margaret Hurt Martea Hylton Doris Keefe Alice Keitz Kathryn Kirby Nell Jack Mary Elizabeth Jackson Mary Ann Jarvis Marjorie Johnson Muriel Johnston Ruth Johnson Jeanne Lacy Louise Langley Jeanne Larson Summa Cum Laude Betty Lincoln Faye Nash Lindsey Maurine Little Sara Ann Little Alice Lundberg Elizabeth McCullouch Ann McDowell Irene McGee Delma Macon Mary Margaret Mahoney Gloria Margules Helen Martin Virginia Martin Hazel Mason Shirely Mayer Marilyn Miller Merle Mitchell Mary Ella Mooneyham Frances Moore Betty Mosley Genevia Neff Virginia Neher Novella Nelms Billie Ruth Norris Mary Lou Norris Josephine Oatman Katie Odom Jimmie Mae Olinger Jo Lu Otto Mary Lou Painter Cora Bell Pietzch LuJuana Pierson Jo Anne Pittinger Dorothy Presley Lois Alice Procter Frances Ramsey Novelle Richardson Marjorie Rosenthal Barbara Rowsey Dorothy Ryan Juanita Sacher Martha Seale Margaret Ann Sheets Doris Simmons Betti Skiles Lucille Smith Mary Leigh Smith Margaret Stephens Patricia Stoll Arlene Stopple Margery Teague Mary Thomason Marilyn Thompson Dorothy Toombs Williella Thrower Evelyn Tomkies Carmen Tyson Mary Virginia Voorhies Grace Evelyn Wall Elizabeth Walls Evelyn Wasson Connie Wattner Martha Whiteman Jane Wilcox Frances Williams Bernice Willis Louise Willis Dorothy Wilson Helen Wilson Mary Anne Windrow Margaret Woods Ethyleen Wright Frances Nell Yantis Mildred Yarbrough Evelyn Yates Sarah Youngblood Betty Zoll Cum Buhren Anderson Avery Apple Jack Bailey Wfinston Ball Billy Bickers Bob Bogarte Frank Blaha Richard Busey Pat Candler Rodney Derby F. E. Draper XVarren Elrod Jimmie Estes Robert Fowler Neale Fugate Ralph Geb Bobby Harris Fred Herold Ira K. Higby Charles Hinckley Billy Huffhines Aubrey Jenkins Al Krutelek Paul Laichinger Louis Zeleskey Laude Morris Lichenstein James McKinney Jack McCarley D. A. Matlock Jeff Miller Robert Papin Robert Pinson Billy Sansing Teddy Sherman Charles Stephens Curtis Swain W. H. Swanson Walter Teer Donald Thompson Manning Trewitt Jimmie Tyler Raleigh Usry Frank White Joe Windrow Billy Wilkins Carl Wright Jack Yesner William Zacha Curtis Zahn Nan Adams Sara Addington Anna Ruth Baker Marilyn Baker Elaine Barnes Rowena Barton Elleine Bennett Ouida Branch Sophie Mae Brockles Mary Margaret Brown Kathryn Bullock Kathleen Cannon Georgia Carroll Dorothy Carson Juanelle Cheek Anita Chron Wynnelle Clayton Dorothy Cooper Patsy Lynn Crockett Dorothy DeLay Susan Diggle Aline Eagan Merle Eaves Peggy Ehrenberger Betty Elmer Virginia Emery Mary Earnest Cum Laude Dorothy Everett Ethyl Fox Noveta Gilder Margaret Goldman Alice Carey Graves Miriam Grubbs Ella Mae Halsey Virginia Belle Hammond Ruth Hardie Vernadine Hill Frankie Hughen Ferril Jameson Louise Johnson Carolyn Kearney Doris Knott Cathryn Langdon Ruth Larson Peggy Lathen Louise Lemmon Lois McLaughlin Billy Maier Sara Martin Shirley Mayer Alline Mays Doris Meyers Maxine Meyers Ceville Moore Lucy Nell Estella Parks Elizabeth Porter Frances Powell Daisy Pranger Kathryn Prince Dorothy Raynor Sheila Reynolds Margaret Roberts Sarah Roberts Virginia Schoolfield Della Mae Skoggin Aline Sharp Jeanne Simpson Billy Jean Smith Margaret Smith Helen Stockard Charline Thompson Ruby Lee Thompson Virginia Thompson Delores Tubb Maxine Watson Laura Louise White Sara Windrow Dorothy Ann Womack Un dmanzo 'dam J. T. CLARK, JR. JACK BROOKS MARIGENE SLAGLE JACK WAGSTAFF MARIAN ZERCHER Wfben lilaes last in the door-yard blomned, And the great star early rtroojwerl in the Western sky in the night, I 1n0n1'ned, and yet sbull mourn with ever' returning sjwring.', -WALT WHITMAN. 1 EL PASO El Paso, Texas, largest border city, is, as its name implies, the gateway to many interesting places. Nearby is Ysleta, the oldest White settlement in Texas, where several historic Spanish missions are located. Across the Rio Grande is colorful Juarez, in Old Mexico. Through El Paso, trafhc passes from Texas and the South to the West Coast. El Paso is the center of a prosperous mining district and the home of the Texas School of Mines and Metallurgy. A landmark is Ft. Bliss, the United States largest calvary post. The lazy Rio Grande flows through this mod- ern city, an outpost of progress in the Old West',. 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A3g.A-,uf 5-' ' .1 ' A-' -gf '71 -'1.'3-WE ' -' ' 4213.2 -V' A - VY My I '-'5-A--Jgxwiif A 5 ' 1.33 wr-'fiA.Ajt'n 5-3:- ...5 .-QA Q ,gg. 1vtA-ff .5'Qfg? ,AA.5.x,,A V M Q A5 .Avi . A . A A , V A - A A- iAA'3exf?Q,-f Y . I 41,41-.1v4u.f. .-.-1-- - M-L , ' 4 - ,M A ff QQTQ,-5.5 1 ' M ' . s . f 2 --ff ' ,:: - F 4 k , Y A-was A 5 . E Q . A Q A ' A f. ' K 'AAM45 'Q .gh f -f . s N A , , , N A Agn -,L K , A- -1,A,-1.2--1' . A - YA '- AW- 1 , A ' ' 4, - Q 5 T Q . - ' '- A '. K 'Q A I K V + JV k.,A. Y ' 1 Q All . y . -A J ig ' A if .N f L I, A 'k iiyiri iifiiiyi ,xiii-wa. iiiikiii 1:-kt ti -kt -kkiif 5 .A X . ifgfg 'k . + + i A R Q. T. Q First Lieutenant William W. Browning . . C07l111Zd1lddMIf First Sergeant William Forster . . . Property Custodian R. O. T. C. Develops qualities of leadership, responsibility, and decision. Develops the power of mental concentration. Teaches attention to detail. lnculcates ideas of dignity, self-mastery, and respect for constituted authority. Develops the cadet's sense of honor and integrity. Corrects and builds his conception of patriotism. Offers an opportunity of fellowship with other cadets under conditions that develop lasting friendships. Provides a series of excellent athletic exercises. Z Color Guard Lonnie Hill Chris Behr W. B. Tillery Ray West . Naiiorml Colors Regimeniul Colors . . . Gzmrrl . Guard Fall Staff Lieut.-Col. Dan Colbath ...... Regimental Comvnander Major John Zercher . . Regimental Executive Ojficer Major Robert Rain . . First Battalion Coznnzander Major Ed Morris . . . Second Battalion Commander Captain Robert Erlander . . . . Regimental Adjutant Captain William Lang . . . Regimental Intelligence Officer Captain Billy Hidell . . Regimental Plans and Training Officer Captain William Vogel . . . . Regimental Supply Officer Spring Staff Lieut.-Col. Ed Morris ....... Regimental Conunander Major Robert Rain . . Regimental Executive Officer Major Phil Chapman . . First Battalion Co1n1nander Major William Lang . . Second Battalion Colnniander Captain Ed Childers . . . . Regimental Adjutant Captain William Smith . . . Regimental Intelligence Ojjtieer Captain Clyde Melton . . Regimental Plans and Training Officer Captain joe Hinckley ...... Regimental Supply Ojfieer First Lieutenant Lynn Northrup . . First Battalion Adjutant Second Lieutenant Clifton Younie . . Second Battalion Adjutant Captain Walter Wilkes . . . . . Band Commander Ca ptain: Walter Wilkes First Lieutenant: William Axtell Seronzt Lientenants: Jack Dunagan Vincent Grainger Norman Harrison Charles Manes James Turner F irst Sergeant: Byron Landress Staff Sergeants: Pershing Hiegel Band Robert Stough Grady Vaughn Sergeants: Wilbur Clarkson Rodney Derby Bill Hall Wilbur Hawkins G. C. Herring James Morgan Carroll Savage Corporals: Oliver Allen Glenn Archey Hillard Fenlaw Jimmie McCarthy Austin Nance Eston Parry Norman Ray Charles Walton Privates: Billy Adkisson Louis Baker Charles Brown Hugh Cole Lane Denson Truett Eubanks Floyd Fisher Irwin Glasser Charles Greene Paul Griffith Richard Hairston Fred Holmes George Johnson Howard Johnson Erme Krueger Charles Lockhart Robert Marshall Richard Perkins Rupert Phillips Jack Reynolds Ed Schaefer Wayne Sypert Wallace Taylor Emmett Thaxton E. J. Voorhis Wfilliam Widner Louis Zeleskey r,,,7,, l E T MM Calbfains: Wfilson Canafax Clyde Melton FirsfLiff1rff'1za11f: Jack West Second Lif'Ztfc',1'7d17fXI W. H. James Nick Miller Firxz' SCl'gf'l1l1fI Sf' Ray Dowdy rgr'a11fs: Conway Barton Bobby Billings Hayward Fail Earl Hendrix Dick Williamson Ray West Company A Corporulsr P1' Robert Bertucci Herbert Cook Arthur Ketchersid Pete Satarino Fred Towles Vincent Crabb ivates: Guthrie Anderson James Anderson Jon Banks Rollins Brown Chester Cadwallader Tom Carothers Billy Coffman W.D. Davis Jack Esslinger Harold Haanan Grover Hartt Earl Herold Billy Higdon Dan Hollon Irby Johnson Lee Jones Mahlon Kruse Jack Lackey Joe Ledbetter Dupree Long Jean Long Bill Magill Lance Maylield Bob Mayo Louis McAnally Clarence Meeker R. B. Moore Glenn O'Brien Robert Osborne Robert Pool John Reynolds Lawrence Smith Fred Smitham C. M. Thomas Alvin Tipps James Tripp Charles Tucek Jimmie Tyler Eugene White Clifford Williams Warren Wilson Major: Robert Rain Cupfains: Joe Hinckley Frank White First Lie1z1fe1'1m1f: Leo Cutrone Second Liezrfcffmnis: Bobby Erwin Lacy Goostree First Sf'1'g0a11f: Alvin Green Sffrgcfunfs: Avery Apple Jack Cannon Herbert Gerst Robert Nelson Thomas Perfect F. Woerner Corporrzls: Billy Carpenter Company B Oliver Haden Hugh Herod Bob McLaurin jack Moffett Richard Billings Privafes: Bob Adams Thomas Baird Deryl Brice Jim Browning Thomas Collier U. G. Collier Tom Connor Edward Cox Sanders Cox Raymond Doyal Hugh English William Farley William Franklin Howard Garrison O. C. Hanes Howard Henderson Robert Hill Paul Kirkpatrick Bill Laney Byron Luck Maurice Martin Tommy Newsom George Owens Alfred Pate Jack Phillips Lonnie Riley Eldred Robinson Pat Schmucker Junius Smith George Stamets John Stewart Jack Stone Edward Tatum Charles Tessmer Tom Truett John Waite Billy Whitsitt Preston Wiley Charles Winniford Willard Worley Hubert Driggs Major: Phillip Chapman Ca plain: John Whorton First Lieutenant: Lynn Northrup Second Lieutenants: Webb Musslewhite Don Matter Charles Stephens First Sergeant: Fred Edwards Sergeants: Frank Bell Robert Bogarte Aaron Childers Lonnie Hill Mays Perry Robert Pinson Ed Winterbauer W. B. Tillery Corporals: Jimmie Cameron Company C Fred Chambers Gage Drackley Billy Ruhland James Snipes Bill Fitch James Pierce Privates: W. S. Bilton Howard Bogarte Arthur Bowman Fergus Byrne Roland Cassidy Grady Chance James Cheek Richard Downing James Dulaney J. R. Dungan Jack Edwards Leo Fincher Charles Fulkerson Evert Garrett Blair Goodbar George Goodwin Maurel Guy Bill Hamm Robert Henderson Fred Herold George Johnson Malcolm Kutner Eugene Mohr Hlarrel Neblerr Dan Parker Vaughan Patterson Frank Robertson Louis Rodgers Gilbert Sanders Cecil Seitzler Louis Shepherd Henry Shortridge Ernest Stewart Ernest Sullivan A. B. Tate Jack Turner Richard Valentine Roy Weaver William Webb George Zarafonetis T Calbiains: William Smith Jimmie Wilson Firsi Lieutenant: Talbot Rain Second Lieufcfnunfs: Hammond Coffman Eugene Shiels Firsf Sergmnf: Edwin Comstock Se1'gc'anls: Robert Boykin Bobby' Burns Bradford Hardie Ray Lemons Fred Rowland Walter Whorton Ed Ball Corporals: Jack Carter Company D Ira Hi gby Mack Rodgers Eugene Starnes Hunter Worrall Simon Lichenstein Privates: Billy Ballard Billy Bane James Bass Franklin Blackburn Frank Blaha Ernest Bralley Edward Byrne Billy Clark Mack Clarkson Robert Cockrell James Culwell Ben Dennis Bobby Duff Billy Duncan David Giles Tommy Griffith John Harris Wesley Hixson William Huffhines Ernest Hyde David Johnson Max Logan Thomas Love Bill May Billy McKenzie Frank Pappas Charles Patterson Franklin Pearce R. N. Richardson Tom Sample Charles Shelton Jack Shelton Kenneth Sillman Billy Stipp Raymond Sutton Fred Thompson Warren Tomlinson Billy Wadlington Spurgin Ward Roland Webb r... l l x l , Major: Ed Morris Capfain: Buster Parris Firsi Lic'111'e1mnf: Don Battle Sefond. .Lieufenants Jack Dolph Netum Steed Firsi Sergeant: Bobby Chambers Sergemzfx: Charles Amacker Manuel Edling Lanham Higginbotham Leland Hutchins Gilbert Madden Vernon Smith Corporals: G eorge Bookhout Company E Robert Hastings Harry Levy L. A. Parish Jack Sneider Joel Williams Privates: Maury Barnes Billy Bickers Joe Boone George Coffey Bill Cole Jack Courtwright Ralph Crawford Jimmie Cupples Howard Darley Charles Deane Frank Drews Tommy Duke Edward Flemister E. B. Grant Weldon Griflin Clyde Grubb Bill Hanna W. A. Hendrix Wilburn Jinks Ronald Kaplan Pete Keene D. A. Matlock Fred Mannan Forest McElfresh William McLaughlin Norman Melton Jimmie Miller Frank Pendergast Robert Reed Junius Reimers Rex Sharp Charles Snyder William Strange Bill Sullivan John Roy Swenson James Tresenriter Albert Verinder Ralph Weaver Billy White Clyde Winterbauer Randall Wood Capinin: Joe McLaughlin First Lieutemmt: Garven Herring Second Lieufenanfs: Joe Cain Curtis Zahn Firsi Sergeant: Morris Lichenstein Sergeanfs: Billy Bledsoe Odell Johnson Fred Nichols Billy Sansing Milton Tobian Ralph Thompson Corpomls: Gordon Doss Billy Millican Company F Pr John Pope Joe Sloan ivufes: Jack Anderson Aubrey Apple Leonard Barber Will Orv Bearden James Blackburn Robert Bosworth Ertis Bradley Tom Cole W. B. Cook O'Byrne Cox Edwin Creswell Jim Elmore Dan English Jimmie Estes Charles Ford James Freiley Mark Goode Dick Gregg Lee Hardy Ralph Hauptman Leslie Heath James Hooper Paul Johnson George Kennedy Henry Larsen John Leggio Charles Lohr C. C. Malone John Newberry Johnny Pace Robert Papin Charles Parkerson Slater Peacock John Pierce Frank Price T'. C. Moore Joe Robinson Billy Rogers Ben Spawn E. J. Storm Robert Terrill James Thigpen Jack Wilson Jack Yesner fii' 7 'Y' H P ... Major: William Lang Calbiain: William Langdon Firsf Licfzzfrfnunf: Henry Grann Second Lirf111'r'nants: Bill Kennedy Victor Sohle First Sergfanf: Chris Behr SFl'gf'!177fXI John Brawner J. D. Goode John MeMurrain Tom Wathen Leon Watson Arthur Oden Corporals: Bobby Belcher Stuart Brock Company G Walter Holloway Herbert Roberts Delmon Smith Ben Walker Privates: Henry Alston Dee Barr R. J. Brewton Sam Brock L. S. Brotherton J. M. Bryant James Calvin Freeman Clark Willis Couch R. B. Cunningham W. T. Edwards Leroy Fields Rod Gambrell Lee Gessner John Grimes Robert Hale Russell Harris Billy Heltzen Aubrey Jenkins Thomas Johnson Bob Larson Kenneth Lindsey Marion Luttrell Jimmie Martin Raymond Matthews Lewis McNatt Alfred Miller Seymour Myers Albert Nash Robert Nash Claude Page Luther Porter Billy Pottinger Horace Schwark Kane Sholden Malcolm Smith Ted Stellmacher Donald Thompson Terence Walsh Henry Wilkie Edward Winn Jack Wood Warren Woodard Dick Hidell Cajzfaifzs: Robert Shiels Edmund Childers First Lieutefiamfs: Clifton Younie Eugene Holstein Lattie Brown Secoml Lit'ltf6'IZdl1fZ Bill Morgan First Sergemzi: Paul Laichinger Scf1'gc'a11fx: Winston Ball Melvin Bruck James De Eratus Fred Kadane Frank Owings Edward Wilson C or poral s: Kenneth Dixon Neale Fugate Company H Hugh Frankenstein Jack Lent Jack McAninch Edmund Smith Privates: Thomas Aven Leroy Brawner Herschel Brown Warren Byrd Wfilliam Caldwell Edwin Cassidy Harold Childers A. P. Cole Edward Crouch Harry Cullen Sid Cunningham Charles Davis Tommy East Tommy Edwards Wylie Greer Dan Gunn Ed Hanes Frank Hardy James Harrell Robert Hurt Eugene Martin J. D. Mm-an W. H. Mathews Williaila T. Matthews Richard Mayes Billy McQuade Hugh McWhirter James Morgan Kirk Nelson Clyde Nicholson Eugene Noblitt John Ozanne Ed Phelps Ira Rowland T. W. Rush Paul Satarino Delbert Sharp Henry Shortley Ed Swift Edgar Tharp Earl Tucker Billy Wagner F Pts I I Rifle Team Frank White Eugene Shiels Robert Erlander Robert Shiels John Zercher Delmon Smith Robert Bertueci Joe Hinckley Eugene Holstein William Langdon Hammond Coffman Ted Stellmaeher Aaron Childers Raymond Matthews Dick Williamson Earl Hendrix Wilson Canafax Lynn Northrup 'W ' 'e E E- WV E 'W 'JN K Physical Education for Girls Gym Instructors Miss FRANCES ALEXANDER Miss MATTIE DELL WEBB Pianist Mas. HANNAH GOLDSTEIN GYM Develops a knowledge of health habits that is applicable to every-day life. Develops a knowledge of fundamental skills in games, stunts, gymnastics, and dancing that will carry over into later years. Develops an organic vigor that will improve organic function. ' Develops muscular and bony structure that will build up endurance and thus prevent postural and structural defects. Develops a social consciousness. Develops a wholesome and intelligent attitude toward the use of leisure time. Develops high ideals that will carry over into later life. Develops leadership and teamwork. Develops a wholesome attitude toward play. Develops a correct outlook on life. Corrects defects in posture and organic functioning to the extent that time and facilities permit. i ,tv Second Period . A Group . . . Soccer Ball Third Period . A Group . . . Captain Ball First Period B Group . General Corrective Work Fourth Period . . . . . B Group ....... Relay Raccs Fourth Period . A Group . Advanced Dancing Class Fifth Period A Group . Six Passes and Shoot i i do - A. . ,14kgi.sSm1 . First Period . A Group . Advanced Sports Second Period . B Group . . Vollcy Ball Sixth Period . A Group . Advanced Dancing Glass .. - f-' ' g' 7-M --- ,., -Jw .......4,....Mm.... ' Third Period , . B Group . . Baseball Sixth Period . B Group Free Play Period Fifth Period . B Group . . Stunts LATT112 BROWN . L. A. Long . . Doius BUHRER . . NORMA jo DAVIS . . Mlss ALLYS FIELD BOYLE Louise Allen Lillian Brown Elizabeth Clark Billy Darnell Mary Julia Dungan Florence Lee Sara Ann Little Betty McCarley Mary Frances McCauley Genevieve Mohr Elizabeth Moore Geneva Neff Music Guild MEMBERS . . Presmienzf . Vice-Preszdemf . Secrctary . TT6tlY1tTCT . S 11011501 Annette Robinson Elizabeth Jo Rogers Addie Belle Rust Patricia Stoll L. B. Benningfield Pat Eckels Fergus Gardner John Grimes J. H. Haddox T. L. Kirkland Louis Rodgers George Stamets Roy Steele Miss ALLYS FIELD BOYLE Reekes Adair T. W, Alderman Buehren Anderson Leonard Barber Will Orr Bearden George Day Fergus Gardner Raphael Haley Orchestra MEMBERS Loucile Marie White Walton Rice Elizabeth Clark Phyllis Decker Ruth McDonald Bernice Orner Frances Powell Daisy Prnnger Doris Wells Direcfol FORT WORTH Fort Worth is noted as a live stock center. lts meat-packing houses, dairies, and large stock-yards have given Fort Worth the name CoWtoWn . However, this city, built on the site of an old Fort established in 1849, is a major petroleum center and has many re- fineries, as well as other factories of note. It has many amusement centers among the most popular being Arlington Downs and Lake Wforth. Xyvx 2,5 fan- Q, , jg., x. M . A Organizations On the following pages we have pictures and names of those students who have attained distinction in helping with the management of our extra-curricular affairs. The two Student Council groups are composed of representatives elected by each room in our building. Their duties are many: they act as contact men between the principal and the various groups, carrying his message and directions in many important mattersg they attend to the sale and distribution of the school newspaperg they make the final selec- tion of our yell leaders, they help to conduct the subscription campaign for the Crusaderg and they assist in managing the nomination and elec- tion of our school favorites. The interscholastic group is composed of those students who have been selected to represent Woodrow Wilson High School in the fields of the written essay, spelling, debate, declamation and dramatic art. The direction of all these outside activities has given rise to a business department which is responsible for the management and financial conduct of matters pertaining to our school life. Each Tuesday the Thrift Department opens its banking room, at which time all students of Woodrow Wilson are urged to make deposits in their school bank accounts. That the students appreciate this op- portunity of saving money and learning the habit of thrifty and in- telligent conservation of their funds is shown by the fact that Woodrow Wilson High School has 479 active accounts, with deposits of S12,S00. The Woodrow Wilson News is published bi-weekly during the school term and furnishes a live record of the happenings of the school year. This paper is a pioneer in the class of school publications which are con- ducted without advertising. Its editors and managers make a very definite and lasting contribution to the life and history of our school. The Crusader is the annual publication of the school. It is edited by the senior class and in picture and word forms a record of the events and personalities of the school year. The Library Council is a group of upper-classmen who assist the librarian in many duties, connected with the issuing and receiving of numerous volumes required by the students in each day's work. A different group is on duty at each period of the day and the task they perform is one that aids greatly in the efficiency of our school. The different club groups offer an interesting social and intellectual background for the various fields they represent and offer the students an opportunity to pursue their hobbies with others interested in similar lines. ROBERT RAIN . CHARLSIE MANIRE R. M. NEHER . Rosemary Chapman Frances Nell Yantis Margaret Smith Martha Bassett Elizabeth Cupples George Coffey Jack Howard James Tresenriter Jack Shelton Jane Dunn Noel Mealer Glenn Nicks Georgia Carroll Frances Powell Mary Virginia Voorhies Jewell Gilliland Mary Julia Dungan Robert Rain Student Council Fall Term OFFICERS MEMBERS Bradford Hardie Juanita Wooldridge Helen Martin Louis Zeleskey Mary Ella Mooneyham Weldon Griifin Pat Eckels Carroll Savage Marjorie Brown J. C. Wilson George Utley Thurmond Hawkins Doris Keefe Ralph Geb Virginia Lee June Biederstadt Beverly Bane Dorothy Gorman Ben Walker . Presidenf . Secretary . Sponsor Paul Boyd Irwin Glasser John Wharton George Smith Rodney Derby J. D. Chapman Geraldine Bloomer Dan Colbath Charlsie Manire Norma Moorman R. A. Leonard Jane Hill Phil Chapman Joe McLaughlin L. A. Parish Marjorie Johnson Charles Shelton H. N. Peek ROBERT RAIN . ELIZABETH CUPPLES R. M. NEHER . . Austin Nance Maxine Mills Clifton Younie Elizabeth Cupples Marilynn Miller George Coffey Talbot Rain Patsy Jean Moore Russell Harris Jane Dunn Jack Melton Dorothy Elsa Tschirhart Tom Wathen Grace Evalyn Wall Bradford Hardie Barbara Cooper Alice Keitz Billie Darnell Robert Rain Student Council Spring Term OFFICERS MEMBERS Katherine Langdon John Russell Mary Virginia Voorhies Louis Zeleskey jack Bailey Ann Perfect Imogene Cowart Bob Storey June Biederstadt Patricia Stoll Weldon Griffin Mary Bess Hardy Carrol Savage Raymond Hawkins Jerry Wallace Oreda Callahan Frances Wfvilliams Doris Smith Eddie B. Winn . Presizlen t . Secreta 1' y . S jmnso r Lynn Northrup Frances Schell Irwin Glasser Margaret Ann Sheets L. A. Long, Jr. Glenn Nicks Bob Graham Betty Skiles Don Battle Byron Landress Norma Moorman John Whorton Robert Fowler Phil Chapman Charles Stephens Maurine Little Lujuana Pierson Mays E. Perry H. N. Peek l LL. A Business Directors of Student Activities Morris Lichenstein Frank Honeycutt Mr. R. M. Neher Dorothy Carson Martha Seale Clyde Melton . Jack Thornton . Miss Mildred Juniger Fred Alston . Lucius Lindley . Mr. R. M. Neher Robert Rain . Charlsie Manire Elizabeth Cupples Mr. R. M. Neher Clare Kearney . Marjorie Rosenthal Miss Erma A. Grimm William Lang . William Langdon Mr. W. A. Pile BANKING WOODROW WILSON NEXVS EDITORIAL BUSINESS STUDENT COUNCIL THE CRUSADER BUSINESS . . Bflllkm' Axmiullf Banker . . S jm mor . . Eilifor . . Eilitor Mumigiug Iialifor , Mlllltlgfllg Erliior . . Sponsor , Bllxinexx Murmgm' Cil'L'1ll1lffUIl Mtllldgtfl' . . Spouxor . . . Pruvirferlf SUt'l'l'l'tIV'j' Udall Trrmj Sf'r1'efu1'3f fSpri11g TVVIIIQ . . Sponsor . Iiifiim' . Editor SIVUIISIH' Blzmzexx Malmgvr . B1zsi11L'x IlIlll1!Igl'7' . S17011501' Woodrow Wilson High School Representatives in foe INTERSCHQLASTIC CONTESTS ONE-ACT PLAY The Sczfwod Cord Sponsor, H. BUsH MoRGAN Karl ....... . Ed Morris AIIIIH . . .... Ceville Moore lake ..... . . Bob Stamets DECLAMATION Sponsor, H. BUSH MORGAN Marjorie Rosenthal Robert Rain EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Sponsor, H. BUSH MORGAN Fred Alston DEBATE Sponsor, T. W. PHILIBERT Virginia Davis Grace Evelyn Wall ESSAY - Sponsor, Mlss FLORA LOWREY Delma Macon James Ribb SPELLING Sponsorx, Miss LIZNA LEE EDWARDS, Mlss ERNA BEILHARZ Mary Frances Davig Marvonne Campbell Library Council BILLY SEAY . .... Cbairnmu H. N. PEEK . . . MRS. HELEN C. BRAACK Fred Alston Phil Chapman Raymond Edmunds Hellen Elson Ray Kearney Doris Keefe Byron Landress Helen Martin Anna Louise Martin MEMBERS Sfllfltfllf Rejircswztazfive . . . . S POIZSOI' Ed Morris Joe McLaughlin H. N. Peek Frances Ramsey Billy Seay Robert Shiels Wilma Tolbert Norman Vanderwoude Jack West CELIA MANTLE . FREDALSTON . . EVELYN HONNELL BILLY SEAY . . Miss CARRIE DEEN Dan Colbath Thurmond Hawkins Kenneth Householder Bob Kinsella Amos Marsh Wilson Moffett Fred Alston Edward Bearden Bobby Billings Raymond Edmunds Vincent Granger Howard Hatzenbuehler William Lang William Langdon Don Battle Joe Cain Calvin Howard National Honor Society OFFICERS MEMBERS JANUARY, 1936 GRADUATES Bill Steed John Zercher Beverly Bane Martha Bassett Mary Bassett Evelyn Bookhout Marion Boyd Julia Ebey Evelyn Honnell Celia Mantle JUNE, 1936 GRADUATES Paul Laichinger Morris Lichenstein Lucius Lindley Clyde Melton Ed Morris Robert Rain Billy Seay Robert Shiels Charles Stephens JANUARY, 1937 Mary Frances Hickman Leonora lngle William Smith Frank White James K. Wilson F. I. Woerner Oreda Callahan Elva Chandler Cecile Cole Imogene Cowart Mary Frances Davis GRADUATES Helen Martin Talbot Rain Netum Steed POST GRADUATES Billy Billings Bette Belle Brewer . . P rf'xirle11l . Vice-Pvtsidrzzf . Scv1'z'ta:'y . Treasurer . S 1101150 1' Mary Jo Martin Anne Therese Ott Phoebe Jane Seely Marguerite Sturdivant Martha Toombs Merle Eaves He-llen Elson Louise Gardner Mary Giles Jacquelyn Hilger Clare Kearney Doris Keefe Mary Ella Mooneyham Connie Wattner Mary Virginia Voohries Evelyn Wasson 1 l Press Club 4 w ELEANOR JAEGER . ..... . . President CLYDE MELTON . . Vice-Presirieut BOB STAMETS . . . . . Secretary Miss MILDRED JUNIGER ..... . Sponsor MEMBERS Harold L. Hunt Talbot Rain Robert Reid Warren Elrod Jack Sneider Ruth Larson Charles Hinckley Glenn Archey William Axtell Gene Engledow Elizabeth White John Wall John Whorton James Ribb Jessie Helen Summerlin Frances Saeman Bernice Orner Macie Joe Myers Charlsie Manire Jack Thornton Harold Menefec Jeanette Housewright Margaret McLean Barbara Horn Mary Frances Davis Lottie Barrett Jeanne Cutburth Dorothy Carson Earle Wayne Bradberry Sara Ann Little La Verne James Ruth Johnson Dorothy Jones Gusta Jones Louise Jones Calvin Howard Campbell Fox Bettina Boynton Marvonne Campbell Joy Grimes Lucile Davis Verne Garrett Jane Hill Mildred Holbrook Martha Fae Clark Jean Burkholder Billy Seay John Reynolds Sue Norris Helen Baggett Ruth Harris Louise Langley Clyde Melton Garvin Herring Avon Buchanan Henry Lane Lois Smith Frank Honeycutt George Dempsey Porter Cauthorn Wfindol Martin John Brawner Joyce Sable Helen R. Rogers Marjorie Brown Martha Seale Edna Goldthwaite Gilbert Jackson Gordon Jackson Cathryn Hurt Hellen Elson Mary Sue Read Betty Ann Cline Beth Haley O. E. Clem Ann Wilson Virginia Neher Jewell Odom Jane Oliver Dorothy Ryan Gena Lee Turbyfill Janet Munro Ceville Moore Jean Monk Marilynne Miller Louise Martin Sara Addington Norman Vanderwoude Virginia Lee Martha Olive Catherine Seaton H. N. Peak Mary Leigh Smith Billie May Hanes Wilson Canafax Bobby Billings Henry Morris Marianne Patterson Senior Hi-Y OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term JACK WEST .... . Presizz'em' . . ROBERT RAIN NORMAN VANDERWOUDE . . Vice-President . . . JOE HINCKLFY CLYDE MELTON Jack Bailey Everett Birdsong Bob Bogarte Fred Chambers Bobbie Chambers Sam Clark STUART BROCK . ARTHUR BOWMAN MALCOLM WALLACE ROBET POOL . . . . Secretary-Trcaszzrer . . MR. BAILEY HARGRAXVE, Sponsor MEMBERS Edwin Comstock Allen Dunken Lacy Goostree Garven Herring Joe Hinckley Paul Laichinger Clyde Melton Charles Morgan Ed Morris Webb Musslewhite Buster Parris Thomas Perfect Hammond Coffman Junior Hi-Y OFFICERS MR. BUFORD A. CATES . . SAM CLARIC Robert Rain George Richardson Jack Snider Norman Vanderwoude Jack West John Whorton . . P 1'Psia'e111f . Vin'-P1'c'sidc'111f . Secrefary-T1'z'asu1'c'1' Sergeafzzf-az!-A1'111s . . Sponsor SARA ADDINGTON ANN PERFECT . MARGARET ROBERTS JANE SCHNELLE . Miss ETHEL REED Sara Addington Martha Baker Helen Ball Elizabeth Briggs Marie Buckner Marvonne Campbell Dorothy Carson Frances Cock Martha Connell Polly Creel Jane Edgar Dorothy Foote Geraldine Foster Thera Galloway Girl Reserves OFFICERS MEMBERS Louise Gardner Margaret Goldmann Kathryn Harris Frances Hart Marjorie Hedges Mary Frances Hickman Jaequelin Hilger Jane Hill Johnnie Belle Holley Theresa Holloway Jeannette Housewright Hortense Hutchins Elinore Jeager Charlsie Manire Dorothy Lee McCauley . . P1'eside111f Vice-Presiflefzt . . SCC1'C'll6ll'3! . T1'FdS1tTU1' . Sponsor Merle Mitchell Betty Mosely Mary Lou Norris Ann Perfect Margaret Roberts Jane Schnelle Margaret Short Maxie Ann Steel Edith Tighe Margery Teague Mary Virginia Voorhies Christine Washburn Frances Wilson First Term HELEN MARTIN . MOLLYE JOHNsON ELLIOTT DOYLE . Margaret Hunt Jocele Brown Charles Fulkerson Mary Evelyn Jackson Theresa Stuart Georgia Carroll Ruby Lee Thompson Evelyn Wilson Mary Louise Monday Virginia Garnett Jennie V. Connor Florence Boedecker Carroll Savage French Club OFFICERS President . Vice-P1'esia'w1t . . Secretary . . PAUL PAPIN, Sponsor MEMBERS Jane Carter Blanche Padgett Martha Baker Mary Louise Filkins Helen Marie Yeager Louise Allen Mauryne Jarrett Malcom Carroll Robert Cockrcll James K. Hooper Odette Allison Marilyn Baker J. F. Diggs Second Term TOM WATHEN . ROBERT PAPIN LA JUANA PIERSON Kathryn Carson Mary Julia Duncan Hester Pearle Hill Dorothy Meyers Jane Reichensrein Nancy Rutherford Helen Slaughter Ruth Walker Sarah Wiiidrow Dorothy McKinley Jeanne Gannon Mary Hatt J Z I The Pan-American Student Forum Bos KINSELLA . OREDA CALLAIXAN BETH HALEY . GRACE KNOTT . WILMA TOLBERT CLIFTON YOUNIE JACK WEST . BILLY BILLINGS Woodrow Wilson Unit OFFICERS . P1'esidc111f Viff-P1'CSf!1E71f . Secretary . T1feasu1'er . Program Cl0diY1'I'ld7l . . Host ' Rejlresefztalives for City-Wide Ac1'vis0ry Council MIss MABEL E. TURMAN .......... Sponsor Binnie Adams Elwin Bellinger Marion Bledsoe Billy Billings Bettina Boynton Bob Bryan Oreda Callahan Braly Cash Roger Carroll Anita Chron Kathleen Clark Louise Coleman MEMBERS Marie Dishman Tommy East Sol Eatenson Fred Edwards Christine Everett Floyd Fisher Bill Fitch Mary Charlotte Gay Beth Haley Bill Hall Peggy Hartnett Marjorie Hedges Mary Frances Hickman Charles Hinckly Mary Anne Jarvis Bob Kinsella Doris Knott Grace Knott Kathryn Lankford Frances Laraway Hazel Mason Lanham Higginbotham Shirla Reynolds Hazel Reese Fred Rowland Marguerite Sturdivant Audrey Terrell Donald Thompson Wilma Tolbert Jerry Wallace Jack West Clifton Younie George Zarafonetis Betty Rhea Orthmeyer Little Theater SARA ADDINGTON . ED MoRR1s . . BILL MAGILL . H BUSH MORGAN . William Axcell Helen Baggett Ed Bearden Elizabeth Briggs Marjorie Brown Vivian Cherry Imogene Covvart Virginia Davis Robert Erlander Edna Goldthwaite Beth Haley Jane Hill OFFICERS MEMBERS . . Presidcw! . Vice-Prvsidclzf . Secretmfy . Sponsor Grace Knott Charlsie Manire Helen Martin Bill Morgan Bernice Orner Bob Stamets Charles Stephens jack Thornton Dulci Ware June Walker Walter Wilkes Frances Williams 3---Q V-,flu Commercial Geography Club OFFICERS MARY FRANCES DAVIS . . . . . . President GEORGE DEMPSEY . . Vice-President JOYCE LINTHICUM . . Sec1'r'1fa1'y CHARLES THOMAS . . . Trezzsurcr EDMUND REY . . MR. A. PAUL PAPIN . . . MEMBERS Charles Morgan Milledge Fisher Helen Johnson Mary Louise Monday Nan Adams Julia Diggs Janette Wyatt Bill McCvinty Edna Merle Peacock Pauline Hill James White . Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsor EUGENE F. SHIELS . WARREN ELROD . SAM H. BROCK, JR. . Miss EUNICE CARMEN . Sam H. Brock, Jr. Bobby Burns Joe Cain Hammond Coffman James DeFratus Warren Elrod Bradford Hardie Eugene Holstein Stamp. Club OFFICERS MEMBERS P1'eside11f . Vicc'-Presirleni . Sec1'etm'y Calvin Howard Simon Lichenstein Eldred Robinson Eugene Shiels George Stamets Eugene White Eddie Winn S ponsor Crusader Directors WILLIAM LANG . WILLIAM LANGDON . W. A. PILE . . CLARE KEARNEY . MARJORIE ROSENTHAL . MARY KATHRYN DANCY . JEANICE DICKSON . . ERMA A. GRIFFIN . EDWARD BEARDEN . ELEANOR BENNERS . Business Manager Business Manager Business Sponsor . Editor . . Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Editorial Sponsor . Art Editor . Art Sponsor i-i Editorial, Art, and Typing Staffs of Crusader Art Stag: Virginia Campbell Dorothy Matlock Jack Thornton Frances Williams Typing Staff: Louise Gardner Edna Goldthwaite Frances Ramsey Editorial Staff: Lula Mae Bennett Mildred Biesel Howard Bogarte Cecelia Boggan Celeste Budd Mary Buford Oreda Callahan Mary Kathryn Dancy Jeanice Dickson Allen Dunken Mary Jane Ford Thera Galloway Maurel Guy Raphael Haley Earl Hendrix jacquelyn Hilger Doris Keefe A. L. Lancaster Helen Rae Landers Ernest Leeves Jeanne Larson Joe Ledbetter Nila McCallum Noel Mealer Jack Melton Bill Morgan Dorothy Patton Jeanette Payne Pauline Rogers Virginia Schoolfield Winheld Stepter Henry Tarver Elizabeth Tomson Connie Wattner Evelyn Williams l H I Ca,t's Purr Published by JANUARY, 1936, SENIOR CLASS Woodrow Wilson High School PUBLICATION STAFF Ediiors Celia Mantle Wilda Byrd Liim'ary Eloise Purl Marion Boyd Anne Therese Ott Kenneth Householder Mary jo Martin John Zercher Robbie Sims Wilson Moflit Reekes Adair Peggy Edwards Caroline Skidmore Thurmoncl Hawkins Marguerite Sturdivant Evelyn Honnell Humor George Smith Nora Cocreham Woodlin Boggess Cover Robert Cheek Cartoons Dan Colbath Typists Katherine McLure Dorothy Kirkpatrick Alice Knight Sponsor H. Bush Morgan Centennial Cats Published by JUNE, 1936, SENIOR CLASS Woodrow W'ilson High School PUBLICATION STAFF Editors James Ribb Ed Literary Norman Vanderwoude Vera Ruth Weatherford Hellen Elson Allen Dunken Bill Morgan Mary Louise Garnett Charlsie Manire Doris Keefe Morris Lacy Goostree Joe Hinckley Windol Martin Fred Alston Connie Wattner Walter Wilkes Humor Madeline Barrileaux Frank White Cover Frances Williams Cartoons Ed Bearden Typisfs Elizabeth Cupples Louis Betty Anne Cline Sponsor H. Bush Morgan Blair Goodbar june Walker e Gardner W , Woodrow Wilson News Staff Managing Editors . . . . Clyde Melton, Jack Thornton Editors . . . . Martha Seale, Dorothy Carson Assofiute Editors- Charles Manes, Eleanor Jaeger, Harold Menefee, Louise Langley, Mary Leigh Smith, Mary Frances Davis. Sports ......... Billy Seay, James Ribb, Norman Vanderwoude Military . .... Bobby Billings, Wilson Canafax Humor . . Jessie Helen Summerlin, Porter Cawthon Society . . . . Sara Addington, Cathryn Hurt Features .......... Helen Baggett, Helene Roberta Rogers Spefial ASSig17711G17fS- Charlsie Manire, Beth Haley, Gilbert Jackson, John Wall, Sue Norris, Bernice Orner, Garvin Herring, Hope Nation, Betty Ann Cline, Barbara Horne, Windol Martin, Earle Wayne Bradberry, Marjorie Brown, Hellen Elson, William Axtell. Typisis . . Jeanette Housewright, Macie Jo Myers, Martha Mae Olive, Ruth Harris Frzmrlfjf Adviser' . Business Manager Cirru1az'ior1 Manager Faculty Adviser . BUSINESS STAFF Miss Mildred Juniger . Fred Alston . Lucius Lindley Mr. R. M. Neher Texas, May I Never Wailder. Texas, may I never wander, Never wander far from thee, Never lose your hills and prairies, Treasured home so dear to me Ever true to hills and prairies, Treasured home so dear to me! Home of beauty wide and free! Never wander, Never wander far from thee! Should I ever have to leave you, Turn my steps away, Should I ever have to leave you Turn my steps away, Texas, I shall not forget you, I shall return to you someday! I'1l remember hill and prairie, I shall hear their distant call, See them when the sun is shining, See them when the shadows fall I'11 remember ev'ry beauty underneath the skies of blue, Nothing ever be forgotten, Though I journey far from you! Texas, may I never wander, Never wander far from thee, Never lose your hills and prairies, Treasured home so dear to me! Ships may sail to other beauty, Lying far across the sea, Beauty lies in hills and prairies, Home is far more dear to me! Should I ever have to leave you, Turn my steps away, Should I ever have to leave you, Turn my steps away, Texas, I shall not forget you, I shall return to you someday. -DAVID GUION. I HOUSTON Houston, named in honor of the immortal General Sam Houston, was one of the early capitals of the Republic. It has great historic interest, because it is near San Jacinto Park, scene of the decisive battle by which Texas Won her in- dependence. The city is situated on Buffalo Bayou which has been transformed into a ship channel by the Federal Government and the County, thus giving Houston di- rect communication with the ocean. This first cotton port of America is also Texas' largest city. ww VV 1 1. K W Maw1.mwi3 ?.,LLqyuun, 7 M-.L , 1 - 1 W f A , 7.1. f 1 umygy Our Coaches WADE W. THOMPSON Hvafl Football Coacb Trark. Coacb DOYl.E SMITH Assistant Football Coavb HONYf'ARD KITCHEN Assistant Football Coavb Baskvtball Coacb I w JACK BAILEY Stmlczlt Manager :f i x If' ' - -kV '-:, A f L. W. HOUTCHENS Assistant Baseball Coacb Assistant Football Coafb BAILEY HARGRAVES Tvlmis Coacb Assistant Basketball Coavlz Assistant Football Coavb Not in Picture W. W. BROWNING Baseball Coacb BILLY SANSING Stzulwzt NIKZIIHUUI' 6 fe is '+I' lf' The Crusaders MAURINE DE YOUNG . Drum Major FRANCES ALEXANDER .... . Sponsor MEMBERS Martha Baker Jane Flanigan La Fern Spradling Shirlie Tallal Bernice Berndt Mary Louise Garnett Doris Ray McBraycr Frances Blasingame Virginia Garnett Winogene McCormack Mary Kathryn Boyd Jeanne Garrett Irene McGee Earle Wayne BradberryElizabeth Grainger Lois McLaughlin Frances Sam Breeding Thelma Brendle Celeste Budd Melva Jean Bueneman Mary Buford Virginia Burpo Florence Chambers Florine Chapman Louise Coleman Mary Cooper Mary Julia Dungan Velma Elliott Sue Ferguson Mary Louise Filkins Juanita Groce Ella Mae 'Halsey Rosa Hancock Ruth Hardie Dorothy Harris Frances Hart Dorothy Hill Marie Hood Thelma Hodde Catherine 'Hurt Bessie Kopecky Betty Joe Lyne Arline Shaw Lois Smith Pauline Smith Bernice McLeod Mary Ella Mooneyham Addie Lou Moseley janet Munro Mary Lou Norris Estella Parks Ann Perfect Frances Payton Mae Elizabeth Powell Daisy Pranger Olive Elaine Read Betty Rockett Nancy Rutherford Daphne Salois Jimmie Sullivan Marilyn Thompson Edith Tighe Evelyn Tomkies Carmen Tyson Frances Vernon Connie Wattner Mary Jane Wendell jane West Barbara Wheeler Martha Whiteman Jerre Ellen Widner Jane Wilcox Gwendolyn Wilkens Theda Mac Wilkerson Madge Wise Juanita Wooldridge Mary Lee Worley Helen Marie Yeager ff 1 l ,tw .f F m - , -5? ffw, if X rf ,QA,. + ., 1 RH 9 af.. if Q3 E E if Cheer Leaders Norman Vanderwoude Mary Bassett Virginia Lee Ernest Leeves Bill Magill Martha Bassett Rah-rah-rah! Rah-rah-rah! Rah-rah-rah! Wildcats! ! ! SCHOOL SONG Woodrow W'ilson, our Woodrow Wilson, Woodrow Wilson, we,re all for you. We will fight for the gray and crimson And the glory of our high school. Never daunted, we can not falter, In the battle, we're tried and true. Woodrow Wilson, our Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson, we're all for you. Football Squad Firsf Row: Jerome Johnson, John Whorton, Joe Windrow, Henry Little, Captain Phil Chapman, Amos Marsh, Louis Eidt, Russell Shively, Noel Mealer, Dan Colbath. Sl'L'0lZd Row: Clyde McHale, Glen Cowart, George Smith, Curtis Swain, T. L. Kirkland, Lonnie Hill, Dub James, Bob Livingston, J. C. Wilson, Jimmie Cameron, George Utley. Third Row: Lewis Clark, Teddy Ramsey, Jack Melton, Ray West, Robert Bertucci, Willis Couch, Fred Towles, A. D. Nelson, Lloyd Mclntosh, Jim Tyler, James McKinney, J. F. Diggs. Fourth Row: J. C. Hacker, Earl Tucker, Buster Thompson, Lloyd Cook, Joel Williams, Malcolm Kutner, Bill Cole, L. W. Brooks, Fred Oden, Arthur Bowman, Harold McCollum, Ralph Geb. Fifth Row: R. B. Moore, J. L. Dyer, Theodore Marks, Bill Parker, Bill Ruhland, Bill Prather, Donald Ried, Bob Storey, Tom Wathen, Victor Cobb. Sixth Row: Thomas Aven, H. N. Peek, Norman Melton, Jordon Hobbs, Ed Hart, Charles Morgan, Jack Bailey, Billy Sansing. Coaches: W. D. Houchins, W. B. Hargrave, Wade W. Thompson, Doyle Smith. TEDDY RAMSEY-Fullback-81 Teddy was a hard driving fullback who always backed up the line and stopped the opponents from overunning our side. Teddy was always full of fight and vim, vigor, and vitality. JACK WEST-Tackle'-74 Jack was always in there lighting and giving his best to defeat the opposition. He is a valuable man and always does his best to do his part of the task well. GEORGE SMITH-Center-73 George filled the position of center admirably during the entire season. He stuck to his place and held the opposing line back to the best of his ability. RUSSELL SHIVELY-TdCklE'91 Russell always did his best to help win the games. When Russell tackles, his man bites the dust. JORDON HOBBS-Tackle-77 Jordon played a great game this season even though he was out twice with injuries. He was always in the midst of the battle fighting hard, and he always got his man. JOE WINDROW-G1ldTdT69 He was ever fighting and scrapping, doing his best to win. AMos MARSH-Center-S5 He could back up the line and snap back the ball with great accuracy. PHIL CHAPMAN-Guard-Captain Captain Chapman not only did his best to stop his foes, but he would cheer up the boys, saying some word that would keep up the morale, as well. H. N. PEEK-Quarierback Henry was noted for his dashes and eel like Held running. Henry is a good man to have on hand and a valuable triple threat. LONNIE HILL-End-75 The fastest man on the team, he always snagged the passes thrown his way during the season. Lonnie always did his share. ED COBBT'C6Wf?I'-82 Ed always did his part in breaking up the plays. He slipped through the line and broke up many plays thus saving many yards, over and ' L over again. J. C. WILSON-Q1ra1'fe1'back-72 J. C. always did his part in driving through the lines of the oppo- sition to gain yardage. He was a good man on the defense as well. DAN COLBATH-Halfbaclz.-8 3 Although not a regular until the latter part of the season, Dan played a good, hard-fighting game every minute of the time. LOUIS EIDT-Tackle-87 Although Louis was lighter than his opposing tackles, he was always scrapping and trying to down his opponents. He is a man worth having on anyone's team. JACK MELTON-Hdlfbdl'llL94 Jack, a regular starter, was a man to be relied upon. His powerful drives and plunges netted many yards gain. GEORGE UTLEY--End-86 George, a six-footer, played an excellent game at end. In line plunges, he was always there to help stop them. As a whole, George was a stellar end who was always wide-awake. CHARLEs MORGAN-E11f1-84 Charles, another end, played a Whalen of a game. He was always alert and ready to stop any end run that came his way. MM fm X JOHN WHORTON-Gildfdis 8 John is full of fight and did his share to uphold our laws of fight and trustworthiness. LLOYD MCINTOSH-Halfbark-8 9 Lloyd is a halfback we hate to lose. He has great ability for punt? ing, and he helped the team many times by the excellence of his educated EOS. HENRY LITTLE-Guard--70 Henry ever did his best toward stopping the plays of the opposition, and always did his share to keep up the morale of the team. NOEL MEALERTHd1fbdCk-71 Tiny was one of the best of the Wildcats. He was always in the midst of the game, fighting hard to win. Noel's place this season con- sisted of taking hard knocks and clearing the way for others who got the glory. RUSTY COWART-Quarterback-79 It's too bad June is so nearly here for Rusty expects to receive his sheepskin. He always played an excellent game full of spirit and life. JEROME JOHNSON-End-76 Jerome always did his share to stop end runs and to take away the interference of the enemy. September 20 September 28 October 11 October 25 November 1 November 8 November 16 November 23 November 29 The 1935 Football Season Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson 0 14 0 39 2 0 0 0 0 -Amarillo . -John Reagan, -Dallas Tech -Forest High -Sunset . -North Dallas -Wichita Falls -Adamson . -Greenville . . 26 Houston 0 . . 12 . 0 6 . 6 . . 20 . 12 . 14 Basketball Squad Firsf row: William Vogel, Raymond Edmunds, Charles Morgan, Co- captain George Utley, Raymond Hawkins, Jack Melton, George Smith. Secomf Row: Louis Eidt, Horace Smith, Billy Jones, Co-captain Billy Seay, Bob Livingston, Lloyd Cook. Third Row: Mays Perry, Arthur Bowman, L. W. Brooks, James McCarthy, Ray West, A. B. Tate. Fourth Row: Fred Towles, Joe Williams, Malcolm Kutner, Lloyd Cooper, Theo Marx, Norman Vanderwoude, J. C. Wilson. Fifth Row: Mr. Bailey Hargraves, and Mr. Howard Kitchen, Coaches. Louis EIDT-Guard Louis was a dependable man at his posi- tion and could always be counted upon to do his share in stopping the opposition. GEORGE SMITH-FOTWHTI1 Although small in stature, George is a man worthy to play forward on any- body,e team. George was always there at the right time. GEORGE UTLEY-Center George was always doing his part as 'lcaptainn to keep the team going. He was there when needed and he did his part to stop the enemy',. JACK MELTON-Guan! Jack always put his share into the game to bring home the victory. Although sick part of the season, Jack played good ball throughout the basketball season. BILLY SEAY-FOTWd1'li Billy started off the season with a bang, helping the Wildcats win by his high scoring. He was captain during the second half of the race. CHARLES MORGAN-FOYWHTK! Charles did his share in winning by sinking shots, and he could always be de- pended upon to raise the score. RAYMOND HAWKINS-Gildfd Raymond was always in there helping to down the opposition. The team was greatly strengthened by his superb guard- ing. 1 4 SQ Ulla W . ..,, fm g ,V V I 'Sf' 4 ' IILGEZQI- E . if ' 'ii BOB LIVINGSTON-GZLd1'd Bob was a handy man to have on the court. He was always fighting, giving his best to defeat the foe. WILLIAM VOGEL-Forward William was a valuable forward as he saw experience last season. William was a valuable man and could be relied upon to do his part. BILLY JONES-Center Billy, a new man to the team, played an excellent game at his position. He was on the spot when he was needed, and he is expected to render much service next year. HORACE SMITH-Center This tall center has always kept up the spirits of the teams and played his best. RAYMOND EDMUNDS-'G1Ld1'd Raymond, following in his brothers footsteps, helped the Wildcats along a great deal with his superb playing. LLOYD COOK-G1tdY6l' Lloyd, fresh from Junior Long, has two more seasons to play. The team will be greatly strengthened by his help. The 1 9 3 5- 1 9 3 6 Basketball Season January 1 0 January 1 5 January 17 January 21 January 24 January 3 0 February 4 February 7 February 11 February 14 First Half Woodrow 12--Tech . Woodrow 37-Adamson . Woodrow 20-Sunset . Woodrow 29-Forest . . Woodrow 15-North Dallas Second H alf Woodrow 12-North Dallas Woodrow 24--Sunset . Woodrow 28-Forest . Woodrow 20-Adamson . Woodrow 22-Tech . i i 5 Q Track Squad From? Row: Woodrow Clary, Robert Fowler, Phil Chapman, Lewis Clark, Jerome Johnson, Fred Kadane, Lonnie Hill. Secomf Row: Jack Bailey, A. P. Shropolus, Pete Pappas, Frank Bell, Pat Eckles, Jack West, Bob Bryan, Richard Busey, Arthur Bowman. Third Row: Robert Cooper, T. L. Kirkland, Norman Vanderwoude, Fred Oden, Bob Storey, Ed Hanes, James Hedrick. Bark. Row: Mn11zzgrrs Billy Sansing, David Giles, Ernest Braley, Wyle Greer, Robert Check, Billy Kennedy, Coach Wade W. Thompson. H 'Q Baseball Squad First Row: Conway Barton, Howard Hatzenbuehler, Jack Melton, Teddy Ramsey, Glenn Nicks, Bobby Stough, Glen Cowart, Henry Morris. Sevond Row: Victor Sohle, Lloyd Mclntosh, Don Matter, Weldon Griffin, Manager, Mack Rodgers, Eugene Wilson, John Whorton. Third Row: Earl Tucker, Charles Gilder, John Reynolds, Raphael Haley, R. B. Kaiser, Curtis Swain. Not in Pictures: H. N. Peek, C. Wilson, W. W. Browning, Coach. Tennis Team Golf Team From? Row: Jeanette Wyatt, Margaret Mc- First Row: Earl Hendrix, Arthur Larios, Joe Lean, Virginia Davis. McLaughlin, Maurel Guy. Secomf Row: Johnny Pace, Billy Wilkiiis, Second Row: Tom Caruthers, Robert Ber- Bobby Billings, Hudson Le Grand. I tucci, Robert Rain, Joe Windrow. Buck Row: Billy Seay, Seymore Myers, W. B. Hargrave, Coach. Fred G. Erney, Coafh. f 4 N L DALLAS Dallas is the metropolis of the Southwest: bankers, manufacturers, publishers, cotton markets, tele- phone and telegraph headquarters combine to make Dallas the Hnancial and industrial center of Texas. Founded in 1846 by pioneers whose aggressive spirit has been indelibly stamped on her character, this cos- mopolitan city has become the em- bodiment of the Spirit of the New South. It is veritably the amuse- nlent center of Texas, and from Southern Methodist University,s well known campus to lovely resi- dential districts and the towering sky line, Dallas offers visitors proof of the correctness of its title The New York of the Southwest. , ,, , w,vM4m,3 tn f,,,.f?L3, M4 . NV, .ffgziy :f2,M,,cZg ' ,WM-,, M, , , V 1 J -, 5, ' i'i,,'f ff' I ,, 1 '1 1 f ff '37, A lg,L,l ,, , . .A g., f1gw,,gQ,sw,, I., V: J:.,,Vfw. ' -::L1fw:?1fMf M, U1',Lf': v -is 'jy. Le 2 af g .1-,wzri if ., ff g .,, ' 1 vu fa 2 A - 2. 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The names of the six boys and girls receiving the largest number in this nomina- tion were listed on a popularity ballot. Again each stpdent was allowed to indicate his choice, and the Annual takes pride in showing the pic- tures of these boys and girls who were selected as school favorites by their classmates. 1 ml HELEN MARTIN utugml fl'11otogra1wl1 by Hall-Gentry Studio PHIL CHAPMAN VIRGINIA LEE IgI'zIIwII by lI:Ill-GuIItI'y Studio 'P1'lfJtOgl'2l1Jh 'by Hall-Gentry Studio ED MORRIS , ELIZABETH CUPPLFS 'y Slumliu H. N. PEEK - P111 Jtug1'zx1,vh by llall-Gentry Studia 7 73 You re Telling Me Presented by of WOODROW NVILSON HIGH SCHOOL Under the Direction of H. Bush Morgan George Carxfairs . Mrs. Vcnifa Carsfairs LIOJ'llHHl71jIf0I1 . Kit Czzrsfairs . Pzznzcla Snowdclz . Wa1'al WllI1KQL'l' . . Mrs. A11f0i11c'ffc' Rc-g Thcwrfa RU-gan . Marlecfu Re-gun Effozmrd La Rue llll JANUARY 24, 1936 THE CAST Thurmond Hawkins . . Celia Mantle . Amos Marsh . Martha Bassett . Mary Bassett . Wilson Moffitt Anne Therese Ott . Evelyn Honnell . Peggy Edwards Kenneth Housholder Claarloife Wfiuslow Mark Wi11slr1zu . Alan Marfiu . Marfka Wfinslow Oliver Wif1.tl111u Richard Wi11.vI111u Angnsia Marfin Nanccy Blake Kaffe . . The Youngest Presented by of WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL Under the Direction of H. Bush Morgan May 29, 1936 THE CAST . Sara Addington . . Bob Stamets . Allen Dunken Marjorie Rosenthal . . . Billy Seay . . Ed Morris . Imogene Cowart Mary Louise Garnett . Frances Hart .V,.. 3. W - v W A mw- ,wq-,wsw Q k ' ' 5 pu wgwiav 'Awe-msfxdf Hd'-1 W -use im 53,2 '. ' g3gUQ is si 1,-A 5 3 :L . ..,. M uv - m K. Visa? ,am K rg! I I R W WS? X 2 is ,jail , ww .-1, ,law ,nf 53 My 2' -K :fm gflikv . if ' Y' 4 ' ,ff ,, g M . M Q' , '19 2 gf' .. l .. 1, ,,, 'gg ,, .x... . ..,.-. ., .. f 1- Q 5K ul kif . 5 ,W a . , iwpiis lf LM, .F .LL wr 7 7-15. QL, ,Y .f Q.