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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1937 volume:

I A 1 , X , K Tl-IE CRLJSADER H ILSHHLH 1937 mwww, THE SENIQR CLASS WGCDDIQCDW W I L S O U L-IIGL-ISC!-ICDGL DALLAS ' TEXAS Plmlogmjrh by Hull-Ger1!r',1 DEDICATION To Miss MILDREIJ JUNIGER In sincere appreciation of her ability as an instructor, of her charm as a person, of her dem lightful understanding of our problems, and of her unfailing sympathy with our efforts, We, the class of June 1937 dedicate this ninth volume of The Cl'Il.YlIfll'l'. Her ready smile, her cheerful greeting, and her Willing assistance have given encouragement and inspiration to all who came in Contact with her. NXWI 2- adm J A- H X ? 1 FOREWORD This is the ninth volume of The Crusader, the year-book of Woodrow Wilson High School in Dallas, Texas. We have tried to make for you, with pictures and words, a permanent record of the school year 1936-1937. We hope that it will bring to each of you happy memories of in- teresting activities and of proud achievements. CONTENTS I. Administration II. Classes III. Departments IV. Organizations V. Sports VI. Features HUMINISIHHHHN i 4 -I I 1 ,Q . Y 1 4 I x ns, A ,: Q N. R. CROZIIiR E. B. CAUTHORN L. V. STOGRARD Snjlrriizfzfmlwzf of Srboolx Axxixfmlf S11ju'1'i11lm1Jm1l of Srfmnlx Di.vir'irl SIlpl'7'flIfl'llA1A'lIf of High Sclroolx DAVIIJ W. CARTER, JR., M.D. . . Presirlcnt MRS. W. P. ZUMWAI.'1' . . . X7i!'f'-PYl'Sitlf,l1f COMMITTEES Filltlllft' Snpjvly MR. GABE P. ALLEN, Cbairnzan MR. L. O. DONALD MR. D. D. ROGERS Rules MR. D. D. ROGERS, Chairman MRS. W. P. ZUMWAL1' MRS. W. A. LEEPER Lzmchroomvs MRS. W. A. LEEPER, Clmirman MR. D. D. ROGERS MRS. W. P. ZUMWAI,T MRS. W. P. ZUMWALT, Chairman MR. FRED D. DANFORD MR. L. O. IDONALIJ Building and Sifvs MR. L. O. DONALD, Claairmmz MR. GABE P. ALLEN MR. FRED D. DANFORD Wl'IfdP'L' MR. FRED D. DANl4'ORIJ, Clnzirnmn MRS. W. A. LEEPER MR. GABE P. ALLEN gym Phulogmjlly by Hull-Gentry G. L. ASI-IBURN Pljfltjfltll of WIIJIQKIIAKIIC' Wfifxou High Srlwool A scholarly gentleman, friendly, helpful- that is our beloved principal, G. L. Ashburn. Throughout our stay here at Woodrow Wilson, he has done his best to see us through , and to give us timely bits of needful counsel, or to assist us in any matter, whether great or small. His frank, open manner has always led both fresh- man and senior to feel free to discuss innumerable problems with him, not so much as a principal, but as a father, or a close friend. Such an edu- cator as this is one to be saluted as a benefactor to civilization and to his fellow man. We of the class of 1937 take this opportunity to say uthanksv and farewell to one who has been so close to our hearts for the past four years. f. sf www, W' If ,Sic- HQ- www... is nr-5 175 ,Fx-GS It --A, is 4, Dx arm Qv! LA Faculty Mlss MYRA BROWN RKIISS RU'I'H A151-QRNAIHY MISS FRANc:I4,s Al,I11XANlJI',li Mlss MARY V. BAKER MISS kIOsIaI1IIINI2 BIaI.sER MR. THOMAS WIQSLI-LY BROWNE MR. RUSH CAI.DWI.I.I. MR. BUPORIJ A. CATES NIRS. BIf.I.I.I2 W. COLI.INs Mxss EI.IzA1sE'I'II IDAV1-.S Mxss Susuz DOxvNs MISS CARRII4. DILIQN MISS LIQNA LIiIi EIJwARDs Mlss juI.IIi FI.I.IIHUsI1N MISS BURNIEY IILANIKIZN MR. HIiRsc,IIuI. VORLSII R SI4.Rc5hAN'I' XVIIIIAM FORs'I'I-LR MRs. LORIINIQ L. FRANc:Is MISS CI-1c:EI IA GIIIMORI-1 Mlss ERMA A. GRIIIFIN ,hvIR. Q, M. GLAZENER I R '.fr!M ,I ' ' . Mrss RLlAlHI'l'Il CJOI-'I' C MRs. IIANNAII KQOI Ims'I'HN MR. BAIII-.Y W. HARORAVIA1 IWRS. LOLA MAIL HAssLLL LII-,UrI,NAN'I' PIIILIP L. HOOPILR MISS Mll.fJRI4IlJ JUNIGER MISS RUBY KEITII MRS. LUc.:II,I.I43 BROXVN KENNEDY MR. I'IOXY'ARD KITCHEN NOT IN PICTURES Mlss EUNICII CIXRMAN Miss FLORA R'1ORGAN MISS CLARA ROWIE NIISS AI.l.X'S FIIQLII BOYLE MRS. NWILLIIQ P. ROBERTSON MR. N. H. JOHNSON Miss SARAH SAM GRAY Faculty MISS HELEN KUEFINE MISS FLORA LOVURLY MR. S. W. MCMIL1.AN MR. DAVIII L. MIXN1'L.E MR. H. D. MARTIN MISS NELL MILES MRS. DAISY BOWIIEN MILLER MR. H. BUSH MORGAN MISS WINNIE D. NIXNCE MR. R. M. NEHER MR. F. E. NORTON MISS ALMA PATRICK MR. A. PAUL PAPIN MR. O. E. PARRIS MR. W. A. PILE MR. T. W. PHILIBERT MISS LAVINIA RAW'l.lNS MISS MYR1'l.l4l ROBERTS MR. GEORGE ROYSTER MISS LEONA SIZELEY MR. DOYLE SMITH MISS MARGAliIiT SPENCER 977, MRS. JIQANNIE BESS STARNES MR. WAIII5 TIIOMIISON MISS MABEL TURlN1AN MISS MAURINI2 WI-IORTON MISS BONNIE WII,KINS MISS MATTIE DELL WEBB MISS BLANCHE WILEY MISS ZADA WELLS NOT IN PICTURES MR. FRED G. ERNEY MISS VIRGINIA ADAMS MISS EIEANOR BENNERS MRS. MARY J. DOZIER MISS LENA SCOTT MISS EDITH TRUE MRS. KIACIK BAIILY M R S MRS. MRS. MRS MRS. MRS. MRS. CI IA IRMIQN OI IfI1XX'ARIJI.. NX'u.SoN IRS. QI. T1-gRRl1,1. Ii. M. B1.11,c1l IIQR .R.E.Hu1sRARl1 R. VV. SIIARI' F. V. Sonuv HARVEX T'RI'XYl'I I MRS. MRS MRS. A. -I. I1 1,MlS'l'l R R.XY'.K1-3ARx1x L. V. S'1'oQ:RARlm MRS. CHAS. M. vVAI,KI'R MRS. NX'rII.l1L'R HAWRINS M R S M R S MRS. XV. If. ISANL SAM H. BROC R LA Rulf Com-MAN WUOIJROXY' XVIISON IIIGH SCI IOOI M M M M Parent-Teacher Association IM1.1.'xS, TLXAS UIIICIQRS RS. AIALK IS,xl1.1,x' l'1'cxif1'w1f RS. L. LARSON lfirxf Vim'-P1'z'xi1f4'11f RS. KARL BU5'flQR Swolzfl Vin'-P1'r'xiffr'11l RS. CQLENN H. KIONI5 ,lIfliI'll Vin'-l'r'4'xi1la'11f MRS. HI',RIilill'I' S'1'1il.l.MM:Hl-,R lfrmrffn XIII?-Pl'l'Sjl,4'lIf MRS. Louis BAKI-,R M Ififfb Virw'-P1'r'xi1l1'11l RS. -I. P. I7l'l'c1H Six fb Vin'-Prvxizfvfzf MRS. UIRS. K. XVII,SON M Svzwzlfl I'i4'4'-l'n'.s'iflc'11f RS. R. T. SIIlI.l.5 RI'l'0I'llil11Q S1'f'rz'lar3 MRS. H. XV. C0014 M M Cm'1'vxjzrn1ffiHg Sm'rvfu1'.3 RS. -I. P. IDAYIII T1 t'!1Slll'l'I' RS. Bl-.RTRAR1 HILI PHSfIlI'iL1Il MRS. T. XV. WATH1-.N Allrfiffil' MRS. AI. R. SALOIS 1,tII'Iit1I7It'l1ftlfjtlll 5 S'I',fXNI3INCi COMMI'I I'lfliS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS . XV. B. B1-.N'loN . C31-,ORQI-, P1-RI Ilifl .xI. G. Lov1NcQ .C1mS. K. COHN . R. M. NL'lliI.l'.'f'T . LII-.NRY xl. ROBINSON MRS. R. O.kI,xm1-,SUN 4 u, 'v O , iff 1-55-f fa., fm il I- i S 0. S, , mnv 'l'.- V W- 1' I, .1 - ' 11' '57 XXX , if, 1,1 ,Ls I f'1 ' ' 4' . '.-. f if 'gui If I ff! ilk -. , l . my fi' if E , ,ff 51 f xA,i 71' f If ,, ,f': X5 .4 Allniv f' 'f- I , ' QQ' 5' ,ig ,535 'sg , U ., 'ff ff Q , 4 511 ..,- l if .--113 1 .yr ' wi 1 Q mmf' P 5 1. + if a , I , , . 1-',r.,. y f-qiI'Q.,,. 4.Q,,fk, . Q ggi ,f 1 1 I . jf Q, W 2 lg ' 65511 kg 'fllflv ff Q X . 1 2 if-'iff -mv 5 M 25' .. Q, Q Q 1'5f,' if Z QQ 1 ' t F -ff n 2 2 fn Q. We l,l62f c52 I I Q Q I ' 1- ff E ,,,w1',X xg U 1 -gp ' -gg 'Q 'MW 51' Qf'K i ff V f 4 A- , f.ff2.r'ff ,f'. 5 A ai! ff' K fza f H rf .eusfvfa x fflgxlhfka : 'a4,-Q ifwsg l ' I A , 'ff.f51 Hm f U izggggl ffgarg Emiml I . I S? X ' 1 , k 4 Af , 4 filed' .1111 13HBl11H1'IZIIII- I F ' ' Mizz Ethel 58225 ---- t. .., lllllIuun., d '----'J. '....., nu ' ,, ' lin -'nap ww S OFFICERS CLASS OF JUNE, 1937 JACK BAILEY . . . . . Presidwzt BOBBY BURNS . . View-Presidefzt NAN ADAMS . . . . Secretary MR. H. BUSH MORGAN . . Sponsor L. S I - 1 01 ,M QD'- DOROTHY ADAMS Dot -Born june 26, 1919, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Senate, Press Club, Little Theater, Associate Editor of Wtmodrow W'ilson News, Publication Staff, Library Council, Senior Play. Thy grace, fby more fhan llfdllf-1' Shall be an e111llz'xx tbmne of praise. C. GLENN ARCHEY Red -Born September 24, 1918, Houston, Texas Band. W'l1ut 'vw be rlitl was Jam' zvifb .so murb vine. NANCY ADAMS Nan -Born August 25, 1919, McKinney, Texas President Travel Club, Little Theater, Senate, Edi- tor of Publication, Senior Play. gin ailfmibli' 1'o111l1i11ufio11 of all Mm! ii ple1lx1111l. JACK BAILEY Born September 10, 1919, Richmond, Texas Football, Track, All-Star Football Team, President Senate, President Hi-Y, President Press Club, Science Club, Newspaper Staff, Vice-President, Student Coun- eil, Manager of Athletics, Little Theater. Tin 1111411 ibul loin ami' laughs must sure ilu null, '. i'!? MARJOIRIE ARN'1LLA ALLEN Margie -Born june 18, 1920, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Senate, Little Theater, Secretary of Science Club, Three Linz Pins, Publica- tion Staiiq Library Council, Senior Play. Bt'a11lif11l and ilIfI'll1'Cf1l1ll, Tbix is un t',Yl't'f7ff0II.U RONDLL MAHLON BAILEY Skinney -Born February 16. 1918, Haskell, Texas A Xffdtllvj' .mul fha! yielrlx fo rule, Anil quiie iI1X1'P1i011.Y, lon, ul wboolf CiER'1'RUDE ViiRNoN ANDERSON Trucly fBorn April IS, 1920, Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves, Crusaders. Ax gentle 111 11 lu111l1, uml well lilei-if by ull. Louis SPAULo1No BAKER, jk. ,lohnny -Born February 21, 1920, Dallas, Texas Science Club, Press Club, Band, Fencing Team. I 1'u' enjoy life ax lIIlIl'l7 as fm. ie? 1 gf. 'gw A . MARGUE1i1'l'E ANDl'l1iSON Rita -Born June 25, 1919, Walters, Oklahoma Girl Reserve, Horseback Riding. Ax you um-y .vlzppoxc S110 had jwleufy of lIL'zlIlX.U JAMES WINSTON BALL, JR. Buddy -Born October 27, 1919, Dallas, Texas National Honor Societyg Linz Pins, Senior Hi-Yg Science Clubg Press Clubg Senate, Camp Dallasg Lieutenant R. O. T. C. Tlu'rr ix lm! om' xlmiglat mud Io .i1zccL'x.v, and llml ix mvrilf' GWAN1'l'1 l'A AU5'1'1LLL 'iNita -Born September 29, 1919. Scottsburro, Alabama Press Club, Newspaper Staff, Senate. Knowledge is l'XY1'lIfil11 io 4'0r1q11ffxi.U LEONARD L. BARBER Lenny -Born January 3, 1921, Huntsville, Texas Orcliestrag Corporal, R. O. T. C. Hn11mr bin been ilrfilziwl as flu' Dil! of life. MP- ' if ..- MARGARET LoUlsE BAKER Born March 15, 1918, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Press Club. Slut ix jmfliy I0 walk wiib, and wilfy fo fulk wiih, und plmzxanl In look upon. RICHARD LLOYD BILLINGS Dick -Born May 31, 1919, Grand Rapids, Michigan Press Club, Science Club: Sergeant R. O. T. C., Orchestra. A grmzl man .wwe Jay in 'lL'l7tlfl'l'CY 11'iri'r'liml his 1'm'rgii'.w im' 4',x'fu'm1ml. HELEN GLENNA BAL L 'QI-1oney -Born February 22, 1921, Greenville, Texas Girl Reserves. Shu ix preliy with many 11 curl, 1'll br! she xr! many fl nm,n'14li11e lamrl d1L'l7iI'1.U FRANKLIN BLACKBURN Frankie -Born May 22, 1920, Garland, Texas HBOYII for .1llt'FI'S.1 lar .Yt'l'l!1!?1l.,, rd' Hh- Doitis B1x'i'iaMAN Born ,1u1y 16, 1919, 1:t. XY'ort11. Texts Girl Reserves. ll1'1 f111'111f11111'1i 11 11111111 111o1'1' H11111 IJIIHIIIIILY' BILLY Ross 15111115013 Snake -15orn August 14, 1920, Grcenvi11e, Texas Press C,1ubg Little '1-1ie11terg lst Se 1 rg.,tunt R. O. 1. L. tlinitk l.onip.1ny: Crack 111itoon: Stage Mamigerg Stu- t1ent ciUL111kf111 Camp 171i11.isg 1'u1u1ieation Staff H11 111111 1111111111111 fu flu' 11113, .1 .1 lilllv 11111 fo t11111' 1111-11 11111. Sui- BASS Snoo1ty f1'morn September 18, 19111, Lufkin, Texas Gir1 Reserves, 1 1111l 1111 11k1' 'Sbt' f11fk 1 1' 1-1 1711111111 So11!f11'1'111'r B111 Y 1So1'.o1,ixL1t -.1 I ai 19' 157' .,,.1g -Y K mf A1.ItlE VVINIITREIJ B1xssiaTT Born December 6, 1918, Cyfliieng Rai, Siam l11'11111if111 1f11rlz-1'y1'1f 1111111111 14170 p11r1111'1 1111 111111 51111113 ll 1111 l1l1'1lKIH't'.u Rois1e1t'r HENRY Boumtru, JR. 11oogie 7Born january 31, 1920, Dallas, Texas Crack Companyg CraC1tP1ntoong junior Hi-Yg Vice- President, Senior Hi-Yg Dee1nmntion Conctstg Senate: Little Theater, Lieutenant, R. O. T. C.g Camp Da11nsg Vice-President, 4-B Senior Class, Student Counci1g Publication St.111: National Honor Soeietyg Senior Play. No111'l111l1111! 111111 i11f1'r1'1li11g, 11 f11'1'f1'1'1 1111li11ofv for flu' l11111'x. EMMA META BAUMANN Doll -Born january 24, 1920, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Co-liditor of Annual, 1,in1 Ping Press Club: Science Club. 1-1 !71'1lIlfi!Ill ,tu11.if,3111g fr'i1-1111: 11111 7ll'1t'1' 111151111 lm' .qol1l1'11 11Ilp0l'fl17Iif11',i in 111111: nr pl11y, 1.9ONALD HARVl1.Y BRANDT Born October 4, 1920, St. Louis, Missouri National Honor Society, Senate: Science C1ub, Press C1ubg 1.in7 Ping Baseba11g Student Counci1: Annun1 Don 111115' In' l111xl1f11l 11111111111 flu' l11111w. 11111 11111o11g Ibn 1101.1 l11 i 11 11111 11of1'l1. ,ff x 15orn August 10. 1919, 1J.11111s, T .'1 1111111 of 111111113 11111'1f1- U7 1111111 1111'f11'1' ff11111 Iwi. if 'W 11-, .. , V '-1 ' . 1-,f1 .. ' Q I ...ggi . 1 1,7 A 11 1' ni xl 511 Q-11.1 ' E'.f ,lxxl , U! .. oy jf' VIVIAN BELL Born August 23, 1917, Dallas, Texas WN IlI1'l'l Ibm' lilo- 11 plu1mn1l tlmzzglwlf' EDWARD Roscoe BRooRE, JR. Scrul:by -Born August 20, 1919, Dallas, Texas Football, Baseball, Orcliestra, Little Tlieater. All bis faults uri' xurh tba! one lozcx lvim xtill fbi' lfrfler for fl71'Ill.N HELENA BENNl',TT Sugie -Born November 19, 1920, Denison, Texas Linz Pin, Pan-American. She ilavlla lilllr' kllItllIL'X.Yl'X W'biflr mos! lean' lrmloflr, or 1li'spix1'.', RoB13RT CHANNING BRYAN Bob -Born August 26, 1920, Mountain Air, New Mexico Linz Pins, Track, Publication Staff: Senior Play. Anil .viill fbey guziwl ,mil ,still flu' nomlrr gwu 2 Thu! one small bmzil mule! curry 1111 lar k1l1'1L'.l,f President National Honor Society, Pan-American, ,I Parliarnentarian of Senate, Science Club, Press Club, lb! E f f JUN!-l IJOLORES BIEDliRSTAD'1' Born April 26, 1919, Milwaukee, Nwiseonsin Secretary Student Council, Press Club, Newspaper Staff. Iwi om' fluxb uf lrrr winning .vmilc Wonlzl nmlei' llll-j'OlIt','1L'1ilk a mile. ROBERT EARL BURNS Tink',-Born july 22, 1921, Dallas, Texas Vice-President, National Honor Society, Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C., Business Manager of Annual, Lin! Pins, Senate, Secretary Hi-Y, Little Theatre: Senior Play. Tlx nolzlexl ruiml Ibm' lux! roalfefzlnlenl bas. FRANCES BLASINGAME Bunny -Born March 23, 1921, Ft. W'ortl1, Texas Fencing. Ai merry as flu' iluy li long. 1 RICHARD HOON11'lR Busizv Dick -Born April 6, 1919, Cairo, Illinois Linz Pin, Filllfbllllg Basketball, Track, National Honor Society. ROB 1:RTA B1.1iAR1.12Y 1'1ert.i -Pzorn September 20, 1920, Wieliitgi Falls, Texas Freneli Club, Travel Club. A1111 Ibe 1lUV111'.N .tn 1'1L'b 111 r1'xj111t1111e111 eyrs, ,711L'4'1'K' ll pily 111 1111111 011513 1011, 10 I1 pair. JACK R. BUS'l'1'.R Born October 27, 1920, Dallas, Texas Captain R. O, T. C.: Band Drum Maiorg Camp Dallasg Rifle Team: Linz Pinsg National Honor So- ciety, 1'-Ii-Y: Student Council, Business Manager W'ootlrow XVilson Newsg Annual Staff. K11011'11'11g1v it 111111111 1b111 111' 11111 111111111111 xo 11111111, W111111111 ix 11111111111' 111111 111' klllllli 1111 111111'1'. PAY RUENI-111. Btocii Roonie -Born klaiiuary 13, 1920, Sulphur Springs, Texas National Honor Society, Press Cllubg Science Clubg Linz Pinsg Annual Staff. For f1'i1'1111.i11i11, of 11.1111 11 111115' 1117, 11' 11111111' 111111'1' .w11t'1'1'11 125' 111111'rxi1j.', AARON ELDRIDGE CHILDERS Re11 fBorn l:Cl7l'L1.II'Y 18, 1920, Dallas, Texas National Honor Societyg First Lieutenant, R. O. T. C.g Linz Ping Crack Conipanyg Rifle Teanig Camp Dallas. 71Y1'J' 10113 11711 1111f1', 11111 11111111111 1111 ll'11b0Il1 171111.11 GIAQRALDINE BOYD Gerry -Born September 5, 1918, Sioux City, Iowa She 111111x ll 17I'I'6'1U11X i1'1'i11g 10 Ike fjy1.'. Eiuc HAMMOND COIJFMAN Born August 24, 1919, Dallas, Texas Managing llditor of W'oodrow W'ilson Newsg President Hi-Y, Press Club: President Senateg Cap- tain R. O. T. C., Rifle Team, Crack Companyg Camp Dallasg Linz Pinsg National Honor Society, Publica- tion Staffg Interscliolastie League llournalism Contest. A 1111111 lL'0l'kL'l' 11'1a1'11 1111'1'1 .i 11'111'1c, 10 171' 110111: 11111 011, 110111 111' 11111 f1111y. MAIKY KA'r1f11tYN BOYD Mickey -Born March 18, 1920, Dallas, Texas Little Tlieaterg Press Clubg Senateg Pan-American. Hl I'11'1l1IA171l7 is 111111111111 111 1111 111111g1. W'11.1.Aia1m DICKASON CONIN11. Deen-liorn january 11. 1918, Dallas, Texas f'Wl7t'l1l'11'l' you we ihim 11111, 1111114 11111 You 1c11o11' j0Il,11 111'1'L'1' 111' ,Q1r111111y or .i1111. JOCELE BROWN Born August 7, 1921, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, President of French Club, Travel Club, Linz Pin. She ,but the best in all she did. WALLACE HERBERT COOK MARY KATHRYNE BURR Kakie --Born February S, 1919, Dallas, Texas Hair pretty, eyes deep brown, We'll never see her wearing a frownf, J. SIDNEY CUNNINGHAM Born January 12, 1920, Dallas, Texas Cookie -Born August 22, 1919, Dallas, Texas Hi-Y, Corporal R. O. T. C. Golf. We o to Sid when the world looks gloom, g - U HH? is Popular among his friends, He brightens the eorners of any room. We hope this liking 17t'l'f'Y ends. LORRAINE BUSH ELEANOR MARIE BUCKNER Born December 16, 1920, Dallas, Texas Bom February 27, 1920, Ma,-Shall, Texas Linz Ping National Honor Society, Science Club , , , , Senate, French Club. Lmz Pm, President Of G1rl Reserves, Senate, Pan- American, A more generous girl you eouldn't find, N , , And she's just us sweet as she is kind? She's quite petite, and 'very sweet. JAMES ALFRED DEFRATUS VINCENT W' CRABB Born August 22, 1920, Denison, Texas Born September 3, 1920, New Harmony, Indiana Stamp Club, Ser eant R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas. g Tho he's not so tall, Much can be said in his favor, He means u lot to all. One thing is his good hehuviorf' .Xu if ,gm-1.1,g - M 1 f- .fwm - ir f' 'EMI' 3551? .f ztfrmffv 21235333 li? , 'Wg 1, . 1' all . K 1 2 ,Qs ,SE .11 3 , 1- foie. 1 Q2-fi.. A .5 , MARIAN CAMP Born August 15, 1920, Dallas, Texas Girl Reservesg Pan-Americang Linz Pin. A goml all 1'0Il171l' girl, Willa wif, xvrlsu, 111111 b1H7I01'.H JAMES F. DIGGS, JR. Bugerfoof'-Born November 23, 1919, Denison, Texas Q- Football g French Club. Holt lmlrjwy ii bv who, born and fllllgbfj lnyully uliiilvx by 1lf'fr'r'l11i1ml will. GEORGIA ANN CARROLL Born November 18, 1919, Blooming Grove, Texas Linz Ping Student Council, French Club, Com- mercial Geography Club: Annual Staff. fl 1l1111gbl1'r of flue gmlx, alizifzrly lull izml IHUNIT ilizinrly fuirf, THOMAS GAGH DRAQKLEY, VH uxlilli-11-fI'CI'1HfB0I'11 October 13, 1919, Beloit, XY'isconsin Sergeant R. 0. T. C., Chorus. W'lJrm' 411'lII07' ix lair lfonuxt lbozzglyf, Anil iimplif frzrflv liix IlfIl105l .tlqillfi 895 All' G!vfVjg,,U7M4jQ2LTvr2I, HE1.12N CAIRVEX' Born December 10, 1919, Dallas, Texas Il Iinly rivbly fluff ix xbv, Bealzfiflfl r'u'r'r'1lif1gly. F. E. DRAPER '-Born September 9, 1919, Houston, Texas UF, , u Anil lu' ix 11 jolly LYUIHIX fvllou. ROSEMARY VIVIAN CHAPMAN ''Roseniuric -Born june 28, 1920, Niotaze, Kansas li ilu' noi 'nmrl' 1111111 flxllllflllg um 1'x1u'1'i.v?U JACK CLINTON DUNAGAN HX,AllVC-PLl9l1CI'U'l1l7l'H February 4, 1920, Dallas, Texas Band, Camp Dallas, Basketball, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C., Aviation Club: Pan-American, Hi-Yg Drum Major, Ihstbiillg Popularity Contest, Publication Stall. Ilia looks HUV1' fciuiz' o'lmril lo fo1'g1'f. . .. 5 1 ff ,, EMILY LOUISE CHRISTENSEN Born january 15, 1920, Dallas, Texas Hur ways are zvuys af j21caxa11lf11'sx :mil ull ber fldfhj are peafrf' ROBERT DARRELL DUNCAN Born October 29, 1918, Nelsonville, Ohio Good llt1l'Il?'t'1l and H717'!?fL'llfi0IIX-clllllififi I of u gen!1e1nar1. ANITA IRENE CHRON Born July 19, 1919, Howland, Texas Pan-American. TilIIf1l't'l'l'l'j Bold-11z'z'4'r'. xlosiimi RICHRAD LJUNGA N, -IR. '.I.ikc -Born -Iuly 29, 1919, Dallas, Texas IIA' ii 11 frivfzfl, rm! af .f0V'flHIU, bu! nf wen. KATHLEEN CLARK l'Casey -Born July 9, 1920, Guntersville, Alabama Pan-American, Senate, Little Theater, Library Councilg Student Council, National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Editor, Wflfltlflllt' Wfilxuu Nrwsg Press Club, Publication Staffg Senior Play. She l'0llIIfX lim' frivmlx by lbw .wor1', Yct ffarm' is aluwiyx maui fm' nzaref, TOMMY EAST Born March 4, 1920, Dallas, Texas Pan-American, Music Guild, Corporal R. O. T. C., Little Theater. HT'0III71lj' ix if fmjijwry gr1-lzzrkvy lull. SARAH JOSEPHINE Cl,EARY Born October 8, 1920, Dallas, Texas A genfle I0il'l', tl kiuilly xmile, Makrfx hw' rr'u1ru1l1w'c'il all ibm' while. fil1N1g 1iNCl.lil7OW Born May 16, 1919, Temple, Texas lift :mi 111371: ln' juil AIIIIHKN llwinlqi bfi! V'lIfZ7K'I' Jn lfmll llflVk.u 'N A- TS.. in MILDREID LAVON COATS Vonnie -Born September 21, 1920, Dallgu, Texas Press Club: Science Club. ll1'r lvfrmdf bf'u11Iy ix 11111 1rfl1'11 .i111'f1111x1'1l: Il1'1' i11'1'1'l111'x5, 1101 Uff1'7l fr111111f. ROBERT L. I-'1seH1eR Bob -Born September 26, 1919, 1 Indiana W'ifl1 X115 grvaf 1f1'l1'1'111i1111!i1r11, II1' uill 11111111 II11' 1111l1l1'1' In .v MARY BIi1.1.11. Clllll-QN Tuddy -Born December 9, 1919, Beaumont, lens Press Club. 1 girl 111' all IUL1' 111111 11171 1l1'f11'1111 ll 71l71'1't'l.N 11 1'l111r111 111111 1111'r1'i1111'11l 111 bn' .1111il1'. C1-1ARLIz5 l,. l:ORIl Burn April Z. 1920, Dallas. Texas 11 11111 11'1'3' l111'g1',i11 -1,1111 11'1'3 i11111ll Bllf il'1 111111lily. 1101 111111111113 H1111 111111111 11f!1'1' ull. xlIiANN1i C011-1M1xN l lvii'ey 7l5urn February 7, 19211, lJ.11111s. Texas little Tlieater Club. D1'111i1'1f, 1111x11111i, ,Q1'111'1'1111i. 111111 nf ,q11il1': .l111l f11'1 f11'111Al'1 z11'l1'111111' ii 111 f11'1' .w1111l1'. ROBERT l:OXX'l.l.R Burn May -1, 1919, llzlllns, Texas fl 1111111 11111o11g 111111, xl ,q1'111'l1'1111111 111111111g l111f11'i. R1-'1'1'1x Louxsi, COIINIAN XX'e1cr +l51mri1 lfebrunry fi, 19211, lJ.1ll.1x, Tens Little 'l'l1e.1te1': library Council: P1111-Alnericaiig Press Club, Senate, Ptiblicntinii Stuff: vlllllltlflbvl' Wlil- --nn News 511111: Seninr Play. Xf11 i 11H1'111tfi11' 11111f 1f11 i 111111: Sfwley ifqliifr, 1111.f if11 1 j1r1'lfj. Hut,H ALLEN l:R.XN1x Burn liebruary 2, 19211, lJ.1ll.is, Texxlx Lieutenant in li. O. T. C., l'i'eSiclenl of Science Club: Senaleg Natiimzll lrlnnur Society: l,inl Ping Student funncilg clLlI11P Dnllasg l.ib1'.1ry Ckruncilg Anf 11L11ll 51.111, .X11l 111'11 ,g111111i 1'11111j11111'i 111ff1 1111 .l 1 .l111f 11 1111111 11111'f f11r1x1'. If f11' 111lf 1111! 11l11l. 5, fl 1 . J-2 .KT if 7:Ql5f1: 125551511 i f 1? 1 11 gil'-1 'bm nu.,- JIZNNIE V. CONNER Born May 25, 1919, Slidell, Texas Linz Ping Publication Staff. R1111'11 b11ir 111111 fl11.Ibi11g eycii, Lips of 1'oIc--like 1'1'1'11i11g skies. J. D. GOODE Born june 23, 1917, Dallas, Texas A 1'0111j11111111l of b111110r, 1'.x'b11l11'1'11111'1' 111111 1'fJ1'1'rf11l111 wake 111111 111111s1111lly f111j111lar. RUBY WANIIA CONRAD Born july 20, 1918, Bowling Green, Kentucky Senior Play. She looks the M01111 1,1111 Al1111't, A1111 1'1111fiL'11!cx the blllllzlll bcurffl RALPH C. FRANCIS B11l'1'l1Ci1L1u'-BLJFI1 September 22, 1918, Dallas, lex lfootballg Newspaper Staff. D 'XA .IS H11 ligfvl-f11'111'l1'11111'.vx 11z11k1',t X111 111111j11111io11.t l111jIj1.I'. 1' 1 - J' DOROTHY ELIZABETH COOPIAQR Dotty -Born May 19, 1920, Dallas, Texas Little Theatre Club. BrigbI, 1'br11'111i11.KI 111111 111111111111 11111. D111'.I the l1111'1' 1l1lNlil'K'l'3? OI1, yes, 1111iI1' 11 fczcff' ALVIN JIZFI4' GREEN Pen Green -Born ,Iune S, 1919, Dallas, Texas First Lieutenant R. O. T. C.g C-amp Dmllnsq Crack Companyg Crack Platoon, Newspaper Stuff. A1z'i11 bus 11l11'11yI f1l11'11 his pl111'1', W'iIb 13015, 111111 1'i111 111111 1'111'1'I1'5.I gI'111'1'. MAIKY COOPER Born October 16, 1920, Lone Unk, Texas Linz Ping Girl Reservesg Crusaders, Science Club. Ii-wi 10 f71'Cffj', 1f1'1'.I.I1'x xv 111111, Y1111 oughf fa kllflll' Mary, xhfs l'l'l'iv 5Mf'l.'1'f.U PAUL GRM-'I-'ITH Pig GriH'!-Born December 7, 1919, XV.Ico, Texas Band. lI11fIj1y .sj1iril.s, flt'1'fi7l,Q l'rll'1'l 147111, 1111 fvr fun fn' Y'l'1l1I'flAY .xf11111'.I. 1 em' we ,QAM MARTHA HAIKRIET Cox Born October 22, 1919, Ferris, Texas Little Thcatcrg Science Club. it Shu ix .1 mos! lalwzlml young lady uiflv ivifzriirzg ll'tlj'S.U JOHN CRAWFORD HACKER Born june 4, 1919, Dallas, Texas Football. fl lvigbly 4'-ffifirzzl pvrmu vnlirvli alvlv mu bil nun Kwai. CQNSTANQL LUCILLIZ CRABB In onnicn-Born September 5, 1919, Plainview, Texas National Honor Society, Senate, Linv Pins slit 1111.1 mm' fair null lI1'l4'l' fwruull, Ilml fllllgllt' ul will, um! Vw! :tux mam' In l:RL17 HlaRoL.n mf. Gi'anclpa -Born Marclm 4, 1920, Dallai, Texas Stamp Club, Publication Staflg Senior Play. llc fun fbi' L'IH7I!7f7ldfIIl1I In x1lr'1'4'.xx. Th--A.. PATSY LYNN CROCKILTT Born .Iuly R, 1920, Denton, Texas fl gum! all-rwzmr' girl, lllzuuxx in d1'r11am1'. WII.BUR WELL1NG1'oN HAWKINS Willic A-Iiimrn June 12, 1920, Dallas, Texas Littlu Theater, Basketballg Second Lieutenant Band, Hi-Y. Tull -1- lllomlr + lnzrnlxwm' + lvraius : Wilbur. LI1iANlt.'1 1'li DAv1n 'zlcancllyufliorn February IX, 1920, Dallas, Texas Of all flozwrx, zrzrilviulei 11 ron' is bail, If is lfu' 1L'1'j' t'77ll7I1'Ill of lllix lmlitlf' G. C. HIQRRINLQ Ci 7l5in'n july 26, 19211. Dallas, Tcxns Sergeant, llantl. Il1' fi 111 full of ztzlur 111 of krrzlirmx. Ill' li full of Z7cI1'7I!Il1l'H.H libs- -X532 L rv was Y ,T ,1 , . A 'Dig ,gs , gas ll ' :batik ., . ' QXR WIEW if 5 ide: --D 9 . N 1531 -. 1 .v , .Q 1 .v H .11 ' e RE? 3 A . -F k 1 - -:Aww : K .113 2213 ,sg A xg, xg i :A v 1 , ' . 5 'Flivci i ' A 12' W . 2 SLlQ,fLi5l if Y tv. ,, we W? - WWW? DOROTHY MAH IDELAY Dotty -Born February 21, 1920, Dallas, Texas Little Theater. A 'lv-61.44 ll1'1' 111ix1'bieL'4111s lr-v-9-re-vn1'y1'x full 111' fha! .trbor-1 really but 11 bright 1i1lv.', PERSHING H11aG1iL Perle -Born january 9, 1919, Dallas, Texas Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. A qulvl wr! of fflluu' wlm ix lrllkfllg all lbw film. MAUREN13 DLYOUNG Rcnie -Born February 28, 1920, Corsicana, Texas Music Guild, Tennis, Drum Major of Crusaders. fr Dvliglwlflfl, tI6'I01'L'I'j', 1f1'l11.x1', 111111 1111-r01111J Szwllf' IRA K. HIGBY Born August 26, 1920, Tyler, Texas Science Club, Pan-American, Corporal R. O. T. C., H1-Y. Full of Iifr, uml 11l11'11'3.t Ima 11 l'1lL'l.'l',flIl xnzilv MARY ELlZABIi'1'I'I DflWIT'f De -Born March 19, 1920, Dallas, Texas Swiniming Club. A 1i1'r1via11s 111111 111111-1' 11111 of ll girlf' LANHAM J. HIGGINBOTHAM Born july 27, 1920, Dallas, Texas Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C., Crack Company, Crack Platoon, Pan-American, Camp Dallas, Junior 1'1iAY. Cowl lHIf1l1'l'1, 111111 1111111'1'h'11lir111xf- qllalifies of 11 g1'11f11'11111u. SUSAN JIQANNIA1 DIGGLE Suzie -Born November 30, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Ping Pan-American. A fnvffy lass, Ll f.7'i1'lI1l .v1111'cr11 111111 f1'IlK'.U LONNIE HILL Born December 31, 1918, Belleville, Kansas lionibrill Captain, Lctterecl '36-'37, Track '35-'36- '57: Lieutenant R. O. T. C., Crack Company, Camp Dallas. ,-111 1116111111 11111o11,q 11fl111'l1'.wg 11 1111111 IL itb 11'11.ffJ for L'l1'1'j'0IIl'.H IIIIZI 1l11ri11g. ,JW 4! lh QW QQ ww, qw ,... , 41 O 1' , D 15 ANN E1.1.A IJOUGLAS 1111111 August Y, 1910, ljtlff VVOrtl'1, Texas N11tit1n11l Honor Stveietyg Student Couneilg 1,in7 Ping Xnntml Staff. To 111' 51111111 ix 11111 11 1111, 1011011 0110 is j011j' 1ik1' 111111 H1111.D JOHN Fox 1'IOL'I' l'11xie -Born August 22, 1920, Dallas, Texas 1111' 101111 11111 Qi11r 1111 11111.11 E1.1.1oTT DOYLE S17 1'11111'111i11g, tl1'1111,Q. 111111 11111 'l5illie --liorn October 7, 1919, Fort W'ortli, Texas N.1ti11nnl Honor Society: Student Council, Secretary uf lireneli Club, Tlxixel Clulvg Lin? Pin: Associate 11111111 111 tlue 1-Xnnu.1l: llwriclent Cllub. 5111' 111'11'1 11111k1' 1111 ,q111111'11 1 . yy I11 1111 1111 1111it 111 .t11111r11. S111 Il1L, Ymouft ,Ima l1c1N15x'cgu'1'1' 1111111-y ffl5111'1i August 21, 1920, New Oiltlns li lianliingg Studeni C'11t1nt'il: lxlllDl1C.lI1Ul1 Staff. lI11i 111111111 111 ff711Ik, j111111, 111111 1:t1'1'11l1' 11111111131 111111 11111'1111x1'11.,' 9. S' FRANCES DRAIN 15111111 November ZZ, 1919, Mcliinney, Texas flu 1111111-tl 1111111'f, 11 IV111' tjurif, 111111 tl 1'1'1111y u'01'k1'1'. R. LELAND HUTCHINS l1uteli fl'mrn November 12, 1919, W'ylie, Texas Seeund Lieutenant R. O. T. C. lIi.i 11111'1'11'x 111'1' f1'11' 111111 f111' 1Il,f1l'Ct'11.U Zl1lI,MA MARCEI.LE EATENSON Zel -Born November S, 1919, Dallas, Texas little Tliegiterg National Ilmwr Society, Press Club, Serine Club, Linz Ping Annual SL1111. Ig11'1' .x111i1i11g, 1111 11 l11'i11,Q. will HAM I 1ARRISON-IAMIZS 1Ji1l1 f1S11rn April S, 1919, Dgillas, Texas Stutlent Cfuuncilg All-fity lt1t11l5.lllQ Captain R. U. li. C.: Vl4I'.lCli. ' l ,q11111l 111.1111111111111 it 1'11f111'1' In 111' 1111111111 161111 1'i1'1J1'x.,' 4751 'U' 'Ks I 1 ,D 11 fc , M111 JANE LOUISE EDGAR Born November 11, 1919, Sugarland, Texas Senateg National Honor Society: President of Girl Reserve Inter-Club Councilg Little Theaterg Linz Ping Bible Linz Awardg Student Council. A f111.x'1'11-b11i1'1'11 111111111111 111111 kl'L'll7X 111111 111111 flu' 1'1'xl of lln' 1t'01'111, for .Yblgf llllxj' 11,1 11 111'111cr. XV1LLiAM WILBURN JINKS 'ltlankyu-Born August 7, 1918, Dallas, Texas He ix 111'i1111'1' 100 guy 11111' 100 xo111'1', buf x11'1k1'x 11 11111117-y 1111'11111111. DOROTHY ELIZABETH Elm' Dot',-Born September 24, 1920, Dallas, Texas Pan-American. One 1160 111ix1'.v 1'l'tIC01I 111111 f111'11.i111'f, 111111 lL'1A11I1Ill zuilb 111i1'11J. CHARLLS Q9DEl.I. JOHNSON Dell -'Born October 18, 1918, Fort XVort1i, Texas F00tb2ll: Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C., Crack Platoong Crack Company, Senior Play. A p11111x1111f 31111111 1111111 ll 5111111113 1111111i11u11, 111111 111'j1i1'1',i in 111' 1111 111 i11i111'. rf- 'S-e MARY E1.ISABli'1'H EMBREE N1z1ry -Born May 23, 1919, Dallas, Texas 1I1'1'r's 11 q1111i11l 1ilfl1' girl, 11111 1'1 1'1' .111 .i11'1'1'1, SZIUVX 11 lyfn' 11,'1' 111110111 1111'1'f. CDRBA LEE KANAIJX' Born February 16, 1920, Temple, Texas His xi11'11t 111111 'r11lb1'r .v1'1111f1', B111 ICI' klllllb' l11 11 I11k1' 111111111f11g1' of f1111'. TDOROTHY KA'1'H1,,EEN EVERETT Dot -Born january 6, 1920, Dallas, Texas Senate Clubg Girl Reserves: Science Clubg Press Club S111 ,i 11111'11,v.i g111111-1111l111'1'11, 45401111-1111NI1ll'1'1,, 111111 g11y. 'XV1L1.1AM DUNCAN KI-lNN1iDY Hill -vllorn December 7, 1919, Dallas Texas Football: Track: Captain R. O. T. C4 Clamp Dallasg Crack Platoivng Crack Conipanyg Vice-l'res- ident Senior Hi-Y. A ,Q111111 f1'i1'1111 111111 11 1'1'111 j1111. 'V V f N'-4 1 , g .J .31 is -wr ,L g 155-1. ,d ff q raflliff s X Q-. I . 35 1 T... . f , A 1 0 B12'I 1'x' ,Io FAIR Pere -Born March 26, 1920, Dallas. T SIM il ll 1-ll liklwl by L'11'V'j'Il1IA', Pwtfy, lumrl, 1:1111 full of fllllfl BILI. R. KRONE CRAY QIRKJKISICFTTA-TTKJYII .Iunc 15, 1919, Dallas. Tcxax Sunim' 111-Y. 'fl fully AQIIIILI f1'HulL. Dolus Flake u SoN Slm1'ty -Born Scptumbcr 21, 1920, Dnllm, Texas Tb011xqlw .Jw n zum ffrmlf in xiil' Tlwix XKIIIHAQ fmfx IK Hligfwfj uixmf' KIACK l-AClx1-.Y 1..1ckcy 415urn May 2, 1919, Hico, 'llc A 4QI'1lfli'lIlt1II from mp fo lnrqyx Y. 1 Ye 11 IQN IQ. . GR G1-11m1.1nINE FOSTER Gcrry f15orn August 30, 1919, Da11as, Texas Girl Ruscrvcsg Travel Club. A muul1'1mm'1' in zvbirb dill 1lH't'f Sian! l'l'l'lIV1lX, f11'07!If3t'5 ux xrwvlf' EGBERT MADDQX LEATH Pmrn Alguulnry S, 1919, Kcifcr, Oklalwolua N11lln1' fu'rw'lf 1411.1 fH'IlIlLl uf fvix 1l1'xi,qm. ETHLQ1. CARLTON Fox l'151ondic -Born February 7, 1920, Dallas, Texas Press Club. IIN lmiv' um lhifk zuilb nluu-1' u 1'lIl'1 Tfnll 11lII.1fl'I'4'tl VUIIIILI bm' bald. Hum-1R'1' Mmmox LLQATH Dr. 1'uus -Born ,lanunry S, 1919, Kcifcr, OlilLll1l1111.1 Baseball. N1 vr Alllllllf him, ffm' fn ll Haj' bix Puri. W 5 'QM ' iT i ARLINE ANTOINETTE FRANKLIN JUANITA BEATRICE GROQE RosicU-Born May 9, 1918, Dallas, Texas Nita -Born August 22, 1918, Dallas, Texas Press Clubg Science Club. SIM lmv Iwo e-wx xo soff and browzlg IIN fun' l10l11kw14'1l all fbirzgs dear and good. Take Czm'f', RAY LEMON5 S Li ' 1-'N'TI1N Born November 4, 1919, Dallas, Texas IMON LH ' 5 , B S1 t b' 4,1920,Dfll , T, 3 Treasurer of National Honor Societyg Second Om LP em tr A as emi Lieutenant R. O. T. C., Senior Library Council, Uni P11155 National Honor SUUCYYS Press Club? Business Manager of Annualg Linz Pinsg Senate, Thrift Director nf Banking Department? RCPYCSCM' TWV kllflllf' ibaf he will .vl1z'1'f'm'd, xinn' 111' ix xo r'i1'l1l-Y Suze In :.ntcm UlamC Lcagujf Contest: lsergcam L'I1!1lJ1l't'11 will: gf'I1IliI1t'Albilffydi In Q' O' ' C9 Ncwwapcr Sta 5 Stamp Cub' Rigf1! fzolzlr ix Ibm' nleriff' GLORIA ANNA GRAHAM Born March 21, 1919, New Orleans, Louisiana JOSEPHINE HALLIDAX' She ix po5xc'x.wd of ifzrhxallxlilllr' good 17tIfIH'l'.,' Jn, -Born Decclnbcf 23, 1918, Longview, Texas A friaml fha! is kind, A friend fha! ix trim JACK THOMAS LENT 'jzxckief'-Born September 14, 1921, Denison, Texas Supply Sergeant, Senior Hi-Y, Fencing: V v Publication StaH. ROBER-1 A' LONK' UA gum! all ,mnml boy Born April 20, 1920, Dallas, Texas Wfilb wil, .n'f1.x'z' and .WllIll.U Good llzlfllfi' is fbi' zur-ry air of rl good lllilltff, F 4,- ec . ELLA M. HALSD ROSA HANCOCK ljIviry +BOrn January 22, 1920, Dallas, Texas Snoonie,'-Born January 27, 1919, Greenville, Texas Press Club: Linz Pin, Crusadersg Library Council Crusader, Girl Reserves: Music Guild, Science Club. Many u xniloi' fume fo iam' ifoorf' Sheff shy and .this limiri B111 as sure! as a fricml should be. L. A. LONG Rattlesnake Peteu-Born August 26, 1918, Dallas, Texas JACK MCAULIITF I Born January 5, 1919, Dallas, Texas Junior Hi-Yg Senior Hi-Y: Football, Science Club' President, Choral Club, Basketball, All-City Chorus. i His fiery fob faux 'iwfbing fo 110 'wifb bis Jispnsiiionf' Tha fzzzuziest :mm um! lin' joiliml r'L'r'r', Hu niixex zcfiniunz with f1Ifni.m1'v. RUTH HARDIE VIRGINIA BFLIF PIAMMOND Born June 4, 1919, Dallas, Texas Ginger -Born January 16, 1920, Lawton, Okln. fl gwnliv Voire, iz IIILUHIFI' ieimi ami SlL'l'Cf prow Club. French Club- Inn Pin. Music Guild Uuilv fu imzlve ber gfllfifllli !'01H'ft'Sy r'ai1iplufc. .. , , . . , . Of fI'L'llIt'IIlI0liA' U71:'l'g-J' ami iiIL1Il.Xfi'J'.H ANDREW! JAMES MALONEY, JR. JACK WRIGHT Ml3ANINCH 'flirnmiei'-Born May 24, 1918, Terrell, Texas 1-- - D -A b 1 . L 'W ' .. NM Born sum cr 18, I9 9' St mm, Mmmm Manager Football leam, Manager Baseball Teamg Senior Hi-Y. R. O. T. C. A highly ii1Jej7w1zie11l perxoiz, 4'l7ii1'l'i-1' iziiiw fo mu' A Iillie 111i.u'iJief by the zvuy his 014177 houff' A fifliu fun fo spin' Carb Jay. MILDRED LA V1s'1'A HA1umW1e14E Millic A-Born March 17, 19111, Dallas, Texas A11-City Clmrus. Hur 111'li1'1' 71117111 111111' x11111'kli11g 1'-x1'.v, 111 f11'igbf111'xx, ,N1l'1'1'fl,1' f1111'1111111i:1'. JAMES JOSEPH MAIRCIUS .limmy +Born June 20, 1919, Denver, Colorado Senior Hi-Yg Science Club. Rum' 1'u111po111111 of oddilry, frofir 111111 fllll, W'lJu relisbes 41 ,good joke 111111 l'4'i0il'l',Y ill tl p1111.', MARGAR1Z'I' I'IATCI-I Born May 26, 1920, D.111us, Texas HG111111 1111t11re is 161- 1L'l'Yj' Llil' uf 11 good 111i111l. ROBERT ALLEN MAYO Admiral --Born October 8, 1920, D.111as, Texas Linz Pinsg Crack Company, Crack P1atoong C.imp D111111sg Hi-Y, little Theatre, Sergeant R. O. '1'.C. HFS W11113' 41 g1'1'11l MJ, lV7L'll't7 Sllll' 111 li-11' f11 ll 111'11'r ,1ki1l. .WN 'ln MARY CO1iNIL1,1A l'IAXX'R1NS Burn October 3, 1919, Snclmse, Texas Crusaders. 1-l ray of r1111.fl1i111' Iiglrh 11111 11113' ,. lvffb 11111 i111'1'f 111'1w11111'1' 1'1L'1'vX' 11115: C1.ARENC1-. l'i1JXY'ARl7 MLEKER lid -Born October 29, 1918, Dallas, Texas My lougm' 11'i1'l1i11 my llpx I 1'1'ig11, For zubo I11Ik.i 11111,xl, 1111111 laik 171 l4Ij1I.l -1YfARJOR1l2 HlilDt',1-ZS Horn June 19, 1919, D.1Yenpnrt, Iowa 1'.infAmericang Senate, Social Clmirmxng Girl R servesg Linz Pins' National Honor Society. , . Her lips are j111111ce 110011- Nolbing Illlf ki111l111',wx 111111 1'11111'f1'x-11 iSXII1'X.U B11.L M11.I.S Speedy -Born N111rel1 19, 191S, Dallas, Texne W'b11f f'1'1' be 1li1l 1111.1 J11111' 111111 xo 11111111 1'11.f1'. III 171771 11f11111' 'fum 11111111111 10 j1lu11wf' CH gibw Qi-'M 2 1 ?l 3' qs 79WiLw'ill:E' wi:-, Q 1.,:'. . . - ii-'Nazi . ,L 2 -:QV f - .V fm - - , ,li 'fir -J- ew is r - 5 W .. . A M -ifiiwzw 2- f Mew, , u flfgi .1 pig.. if at 95 ,Il-.RALIJINE HI1.l. jerry -Born March 7, 1920, D.ill.is, Texas Student Council, Linz Pin. A1u'ayx .vlmlinzfs fill lesmnx im' ilwzr, Then jerry',i fflllll-1' for lofi of fH7l.,, KI. D. MURPHRL1-. Born November 13, 1919, Dallas, Texas I im' and gwzerozzs, A'7IL'VXQl'fil' uml tlIlll7ifiUIl,1' ix I. D., Wfro illfV'i,QIll'X our 1H'0f0Il7Itf u4l'll1il'1lli0l1.', PAULINL HILL Born February 4, 1920, Smitliville, Texas A Iwi! of iirlwv, iz pinflw of xpiw, Anil loli of Szwa'l11t'.i.i. -P11Illini' E. Wiiisu iVTUSS1.1-.XV1ll'l'1-, Born April 28, 1919, Wheo, Texas Captain R. O. T. C. Crack Company, Crack Pla- Loong Filieieney Awardsg Senior Hi-Y, Press Club, Circulation Manager Nwooclrow Vlfilson Newm Junior Hi-YQ Camp Dallas, Publication Staff. Alza'u5,i rwzffy willy u luugli, To LIIIL'lIt'l7 flu' fin' of any u 1'i1fl1. iam SARA VERNADINE HILL Tutor -Born October 20, 1919, Farmersville, Texas Linz Ping Press Clubg Newspaper Staff. fl grarionx Iifily zuilb an mforulzlu smile :mill zlerizfrrl liivrary abilifyf' S1-.YMOUR MYERS Born September 24, 1919, Dallas, Texas Tennis Team, Camp Dallas, Science Club. Sey11mur fm.w1'l ll .riuglr ture, Kimlly unit' flu' ufrsrllfe of uuy gravy hair. TLR1-.SA I'IOl.1,.OXX'AY Born September 5, 1919, Marlin, Texas Girl Reserves, Science Club. Ein .vo prwffy, ilrr'.m's .io mul: 1 You onglvl In krmu' bar, ,vlvfx wry Xlll'f'f., ALBERT W. NASH Harpo'-Born September 20, 1919, Dallas, Texas Senior Hi-Y, l,inv, Ping National Ilonor Society.. Hia ix lrillilllifriff' its we dl' 1, I ll it f er: Q-er, wi MARGARET HUNT Mar ie --Born August 19, 1920, Dallas, Texas g French Clubg Travel Clubg Linz Pins. HI'-i7If', rare, 111111 Xffflillg, A1111 'l'UVj' fond of learning. ALBLRT DAVIS NIeI.soN, JR. Born November 20, 1919, Carthage, Texas llootballg Library Councilg National Honor Society: 1.in7 Pins, Student Council, Senior Hi-Y. Ej'fii'i1'nI in 1111, Il1'f'1l'iK'1lf in none, Anil liix .1,'1'l'1lf n1r1'1'r hav lux! Ilfglllhlv HOR'1'hNS1'Q SARA I-lU'1'CHINS Born january 28, 1920, Paducah, Texas Girl Reserves: Senate: Linz Pins. A cburnzing Iiiflr lllln'-Cyril blonilr, Of whom, wr all are wry fonr1'. l:R1iDER1CL1i K. NIc1fIoLs Born October 29, 1920, Dallas, Texas Library Council, Linz Pinsg Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C.: National Honor Societyg Student Council. A p11'a.I1m' in fL'I1l'lJ1'1',X in 11111 AI in lm fellow xl1l1lI'nf,I. 11-J' n N1'1'A RUTII IRISH Born November 24, 1919, Cisco, Texas Wb1'f1 Irish EYWI im' Smiling. ROBI-.IIT VVILLIATVI Osisokx Ossie -Born March 21, 1919, Dallas , Texae l'an-American. A 'ally 11111 Iulmxi' I irilx im' 1111111311 nlmii' 1110111 fe. 1 . , .K P ATSY E1.1ZAB1:'I'11 JACKSON Born December 13, 1919, Bonlaam, Texas Little Tlieaterg Student Council. A Ilinlplvil snzili' l7t'f1'4I'X5 If l'lhl1'I11111,Q I7L'1'A0!I11IffVY.' BENJAMIN FRANKLIN OW'INGS Percy -Born july 1, 1919, Little Rock, Arkansas Second Lieutenantg Clamp Dallas. W' :Ili I'11r'1'l1'II jus! Irnil lnlrnrn' lfroll, 111' liglafvm fbi' 1.'111'l'f ffm! 'raunil ui roll. I!-w ,-.ga W, alWw9Ux Tl -1 wzgiiva. I T. T Fix A--R MARX' ANN JARVIS Born July 7, 1919, Petrolia, Texas National Honor Societyg Press Clubg Senate, 1.inz Pins, Linz Bible Award. So lvrigbl uw: sbu, aml full of fun, Her joyful laugh clacvrczl everyone. ,JOHN WILLIAM PACE Jolmny,'-Born June 10, 1919, Chicago, Illinois Sergeant in Military, Senior Hi-Yg Trackg Basket- ball, Tennis, Press Club, Baseball, Student Council. Of bis xzzrcrsx iburc is 710 lloubt, B111 fha girls will get him if he clocsrft wafcb out. ELIZABETH JINKS Born November 12, 1917, Dallas, Texas Sincere ways aml expressive eyes. ESTON M. PERRY 1'l5igfOOL -Born July 20, 1919, Wrecltlierford, Texas Hu is grcaf of bearl, Conrfly, and rluz'm'. uf- W' -fr fr- ' Auf J -fm- Bw LInA BELLE JOHNSON Born December 2, 1920, Mobile, Alabama Annual Staff. fl girl with I1 fcrlain gracious zligrzily, Ami an infinilc good humor tha! never relaxes MAYS PERRY Born July 18, 1918, Dallas, Texas An athlcie of merit, Modest and friendly. LOUISE JOHNSON Born September 18, 1920, Bartow, Florida Willing bearl, noble mimi. EDWARD A. PHELP9 Born June 18, 1919, Dallas, Texas Hlluppy null 1'Ilrcf1'm?- Always full of fun. I 1 I sv u X .Af 1 I .,.. -, -A --A ,. 1,.V.,,,,L,g, , ,135 'E ' I I A..,,,.,., I , , -Q Q ,im if Q.. H' MOLLYE CATHERINE JOHNSON Born February 17, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pin. If you sboillfl 111ml 011 the street ri girl just bri111111i11g Ollff wiib joy, aml always lzmglaing, y0u'd know it was Mollye. RUPERT Hicks PHILLIPS, JR. Droopy -Born June 14, 1920, Terrell, Texas Band, Senior Play. B1'uw11 hair, sparkling eyes, C011111111111li11g llppfllftlllff Make him fatal io llae bearis of girls. MAR JORIE MARIE JOHNSEN Born February 14, 1920, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Linz Pin. Blond Venus, so ber friends all say, Minerva also smiled ber way. JANIES LOVICK PIERCE Jimmy'l-Born December S, 1919, Dallas, Texas Crack Company, French Club, Hi-Y. If perso1mli!y vnakvs lbr 1111111, James sb011l1l be 11 bcrof' 5 DoRIs MAIKGARET KNOTT Dottie -Born May 6, 1920, Dallas, Texas Pan-American, Travel Club, Linz Pins, Secretary AllvCiIy Pan-American, National Honor Society. Her Allllll-J' smile 111111 fl'iUl1Alll11ESX Mark buf from the rest? ROBERT WILLIAM REED Bob -Born February 11, 1918, Jamestown, New York Crack Company, Track Team. This uomlial lml of generous 'moulzlg His func 7Cl'L'fllX ll bear! of gold. BESSIE FRANCES KOPECKY Born September 25, 1920, Dallas, Texas Crusaders, Music Guild, Senior Play. S1I11'kli11 IJIIIL' 1' 'esg 1171 izcstiomibl ' szvcclg likes 3 J q 3 to go places and sce fbiugsf' HERBERT NEAL ROBERTS Born January 23, 1920, Dallas, Texas Crack Company, Sergeant R. O. T. C., Good Scliolarship Club. He has ll 1'iIi1l 11c1'sr1111zlil3' lllltl Il goocl 1lisf1osilio11, liolb 'win bill! 111111151 f1'ic11z1's.', F, 0-Q si? MJ. was JEANNE ALENSXVORTH LACY Born September S, 1920, Dallas, Texas fl I11'1'1'l1'1' girl will 111'1 1'1' 111' fv11111l. C1IARI.1'lS FRANKLIN ROBINSON SmIIIy +l'mor1I Nuvcinbur 3, 19211, lwloliey Cii'm'1', Texas Public.1rion Srarl. Hr ii 1'11j111l1l1' of ff1i11,q.i llllkllllll 1l.,l RUT11 l2l,1iANOR L1xI:sI-.N Rufus -Born May 7, 1919, lfrcmont, Nebraska Girl Scuutsg Press Club, All ib11l'i x111'1'f 111111 3111111 111111 f11i1'. Ii f11l111'1!' ill 111111 111'vf11'1l ff11'1'1'. IRA MA1ii1'IN RowI.1xNIa Busta-r -Born May 11, 1919, lfurr wvliffll, Texas His 1'y1'x 11'1'1'1r 111'1'11111i1i' lzrigbff, .awk NIARGARET JANI1: LATHANI Pcggy fl5nrn May 23, 1918, Greenville, South Carolina W'1lf1 11 j111'11vi11y p1'1'.I1111111ili' 111111 11 I1'1'Y j111'11xi11g .N1IIil1'.H C,iII.BFRT B. SANDERS Ciib -Born March 23, 1918, Grapevine, Texas ll1 .I tl f1'11o11 111111 xj11'111lc X111 1111521 Ill ffm' f111j1j1y-IQ11-1111pfQx 'W'if11'1'11f' 'l1'113f. ,IoYc.11 lil.lZABIf'-l-ll l.IN'I'11lCUM liurn I:ClJ1'll.11'y X, 1921. lfsiurvillf. lowa 'liravcl Club, National llunur Society. SIN-'i guru! l111111111'1'1l, gow! 1111l111'1'1l, 111111 ,sg11y. B11 LY M. SANSINQ Duc -Born February 15, 1920, Dallas, Texas National Honor Societyg Second Lieutenant, R. O. 'lf Ci.: Studem Manager, Track and Football, junior Hi-Y: Press Clubg Camp Dallas, lnncrscliolastic lcagu Spelling Conrcsrg Newspaper 541111, Library Cuunc . Of f1'i1'111f.I br 11111 1111111y, of forx, 1101 1111Yy, ' 'FUR -nl' NTARGIIAQ LUDXYIG Born September 26, 1919, lhllns, Texas I,inz Bible Awarclg Girl Reiervesg Senate Club. The lziml of ll girl Vjllll tIIll'dj'X fuel iiicc iaikiug I0 PATRICK JOSEPH SCLIMUCKEIK Pat -Born December 24, 1920, lil Paso, Texas Science Clubg Little Tlieater Club: Press Clulw. fl umil liktwzlwit' fr'iinu', l'il'iL'VIdlit'1f nf Ibm' fri1'11tfiy. Al.lCE ELIZABETH LUNUBERC Burn May 9, 1920, Dallas, Texas SIN flux IIIIHI-H' f'l'i1'1l1l.Y l74't'clIl.11' Jw ix mir. C,i1iOKG1i P. SHAClilil,l'ORl7 .. KY? ,iqpne LUNA MAL MCCOMMAS Born December 1, 1919, Dallas, Textn fllziriii mwilbi I0 lem! if fwlpiniq immi- Wit' Izumi Minn' iifzt' f21'r'.,' EUc.iiNE F. SH1E1.s Burn August 11, 1920, Dallas, Texas Rifle Teamg Crack Compnnyg Crack Platoong Camp Dallglsg Captain, R. O. T. C.g Linz Pinsg National Honor Soeietyg Vice-President Senate, little Theater, Preeitlent Stanip Club: Airplane Club, Ticlitor nf Ptilvliunlimig liln'.n'y Cnuneilg Annual Staff, Seniur Play. fl ,quail Vhlllllilll' nf ll lzriiiiafzf ilmfenl who ix iikeil by ull. KATHLRINL Loulst-1 MCDONALD Burn September 16, 1919, Dallnw, Texas Girl Reserves. fl llrigbf my of Sllfllbflll' in fbi' unwmriex of llmxr who know ber. RUSSIiI.L ERWIN SHIV1il.Y Ctm'buy -Born December 27, 1917, Slmei-nmn,'1'em5 Buster -Born qlnnuary 10, 1919, Dallas, Texas Bnnd, Cfiptain of Fnntball Team, Traekg lhslictbzlll. Hwffwj' urrrfi fZ71',T :iii LYHlft'llf iikc mv? ul'i1'iL'lI1Hi77f'-VX fH'1'W ff1f'fl-U -gy ,V ,I as-lv IRENE MCGEE Born December 28, 1921, Fort Worth, Texas Crusaders, Girl Reserves, Science Club, Linz Pins, National Honor Society. Irene,s just Il good old scout, F7'i87IZHy and never wears zz peut. A. P. SHROPULOS Sloppy -l3orn December S, 1918, Dallas, Texas Track, Football, Baseball. To A. P. we extend rz band Because be is simply grand. DELMA MACON Born March 6, 1919, Dallas, Texas ' National Honor Society, Senate, Secretary of Press Club, Co-Editor of Woorl1'ozu Wilson News, Linz Pins, Interscliolastie League jouriinlisni Contest. A sr'1f-jwsscssvzl young Indy. DELMON SMITH Smitty -'Born ,I.11Iu4Iry 7, 1920, Gallup, New Mexico Clieer Leader, Rifle team, Publication Staff, Senior Play. A 'unu I tflzl , ilais Delmou J To make people laugh is his pride. . df. N!- GLORIA MARGULES Coot,'-Born October 14, 1920, Dallas, Texas French Clubg Senate, Travel Club, Science Club, Linz Pins. She has so much wif and mirlla ami joy abou! ber Tlu-re's 110 living with ber or wilhout her. EDMUND O. SMITH Fd -Born November 19, 1919, McKinney, Texas Linz Pins, Sergeant R. O. T. C.: Pan-American, Press Club. Widow, kl1UWIl.'lIgl,', 1JIIll!4'T.,, WANDA MARION Born july 17, 1919, Ginnings, Louisiana Kimi, geullf, fl7OIlgbff1lI, Culmlrli' 117111 si11r'I'I'I'. FREDEIQICK VICTOR SOHLE Vie -Born April S, 1919, Charlotte, North Carolina Football, Baseball, Camp Dallas, Crack fknnpniiyg Cliptaing Student Council, Senior Hi-Y. His swise of bunzor and lilcvulflc ways 4 K Q x - I ' le L 1. 1. will 11141120 lrim ll farovife fbrongh all of bis days. In LOUISE HARXY'OO1J MARTIN Lou -Born August 4, 1919, Douglas, WyOI1Iing Her happy .v111iI1' 111111 1L'ilI.10H1t' Il'11J'.Y WWII cbwr' 011V lmzrfs lbI'0llXb0lll ibn' A1tIj'S.,, JOHN ALBERT STAFFORD jack -Born June 24, 1920, St. Louis, Missouri Linz Pins. lnzjzuIsi11', mrncsl, prompt lo act, To maku bis SUHCVOIIS fbougbl ll fuel. SARA ELIZABETH MARTIN Born August 13, 1919, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins, National Honor Society. P1'1'Hy, ,Ql'7lllt', 11111iI1l1lf, 111111 Kll'l'A'fj Very fum lH'l',lU7IA filet' bw' you 111L'c'l. EUGENE STARNES Born August 23, 1919, Mesquite, Texas H1l1H'l'L' is lzorluxfy, '11111I1l11101l, 111111 good f1'llo14'.vbij1 in hiznf, 1 Ass., i 'X HAZEL LOLITA MASON Born August 15, 1920, Sherman, Texas National Honor Society, Pan-American, Press Club, Linz Pins, Associate Editor of the Newspaper. HSl771lllCl' tbau the iizfmicy of trzzlh, So excellent a ioueh of modesty. TED STELLMACHER Born December 12, 1920, Dallas, Texas Rifle Team, Little Theater, Senate. HKFCII your 11117116 living lo lime, King of smiles. SHIRLEY ELEANOR MAYER Born October 15, 1920, Oklalmma City, Oklahoma lay of 311111111 111111 lnciiilli Inv' 1'y1'.t rlisjvinyvrl, 111111 cast' of btwrl, lm' :cry fool: C0lIlL'J'l'1l.U ROBERT BALLEW STOUGH Bobbo -Born December 24, 1919, Hiskell, Oklahoma Hand, Camp Dallas, Baseball, Second Lieutenant, Senior Hi-Y, Publication Staff. fl kiwi .n'11s1' of llllllllll' iui11klI'.v ff7J'0llKQfJ bis Iligrzilyfl -qua 71'-1. 'ZLL ELIZABETH MEASQN Born September 9, 1919, Dallas, Texae 'lim' Ilzzrlmrlgiug fI'aIIkI1I'.I.I flux zum: all our bcarfxf' ERNEST CAST'l.14.S SULLIVAN Sul1y 7Born .l.Inuary 28, 1920, Dallaa, Texas I'an-Ameriu.m Student Forum, Crack Company: Crack Platmmg Corporal, R. O. T. C. Hr ffm! ,Q1lll'1'II,K ffm' mmf Illllklik ilu' lun! IIoiII'. 1301115 NIIQYLLRS Horn November 7, 1919, Dallas, Texas 1'IIIIfAnIeric.III Student lfurumg 1.iII7 Bible Award. A ,qnmf vl1II1I'I1l, II I'o11xi,IlI'I1l 1LOI'h1'1', flu' jI0x.II'vmI' uf 1111 LIVHI1' 11rIliI1. CHAR1 ES PLATT SXVIFT Burn August 2, 1918, Muskogee, Ok1.I1Ioma Student Council, Aeroplane Club: Seicnuc Club, C:U1111T1Cl'Q11ll clCOg1'.lPl1y Club. xl jim' mri uf fI'l1oII', good I1ul1rI'I'Il um! jI'II'I1IllI. ,,, , , i f Mi- aw g Q.. L. ll' Q 1 315' .1 Y f Wh- LAURA JA Nl-L M1L1.ER Born February 15, 1920, Dallas, Texas Raw In u fviflzlmi f1't'11X1H'C Is rl7llXi1H'5S l1I'f0I'L' 1711111511113 C. M. THOMAS, JR. Sheik --Born january Z, 1919, Dallas, Texas Music Guild, Crack Company, Crack Platoon. Sn fzriglrl 14115 ln' IIIIII full uf fun: IIII joyful IKIIIKQI1 l'lH'1'1'1'1l I'II'I'1'uI1I'. MAXINE MILLS Max -15ImrII December X, 1919, Memphis, TeIIIIeSSCe Cheer Leader: Science Clubg Popularity NY'inner. GI'nI'I'I1115 I'lI'II'I'g MI'lIl11ffJl1l-x? No. Likrx .I lilllv mixlII'iI'f, 7l1'1L'l' Iam xlouff' EUGENE TROUT '1'oIIy !-BorII August 21, 1919, Elkllart, Kansas Of fr'im1Il.I ln' buf 111111131 Of foes llllf any. Mme V, Q pu- . Q,-X ' 'wif 3' t.. G1-Ni,v111x'i, Mai Morin Cieevi fl5nr11 Nnveinber 3. 1919, Daxenpni'L, lnwa Clrusaderxg Muxiu Guildg Gund Scliularsliip Club. Tun jnwllri wriixi uf llfll' uml l11ngbIi'r, Tln' kiml of .xwilu iw fnlluu' irffurf' HHN WAlk14.li liurn Ueuuniber S, 19211, lJ.111.u, Texax Student Council. 1li a qllivf, run krmir, lull nb, Mlm! 11 lllillll A Vijvfring gnml lvnnz lo mllvb if jllll rim. MIN NIE Louisi. Moolui 1.nwee7ie -Burn February li, 19211, Detroit, Texas Linz Pin: National Ilnimr Snuietyq Little Theater: Girl Reserveg Press Clulog Senateg Associate llnlitor of Annual: Piiblicatinii Stall: Senior Play. TlJi.x .xjrr1jnlfln'liz' liffli' luxx ia rr101l1'ri1li', grwil, 41ml fruit WJ' rmlli llfmk lffrri Hlilkl' llli' lim! nl .x1L1iflmli'l.l, mm, lllllllf YIIIIFN Louis L1.oN WATSUN 'l'uby iI5uri1 October 17, 1918, XYacn, Texas limrtballg liaselwallg Lielirenani, R. O. T. Clg Camp Dallas. An irflllrfi' of fmzikuil ilfflllff, Ili' ix IIIMIIYX fbi' .nrr11i', il jnlly youll A',1Il1'f.l' ,N --a nv' . lil' 5 1 if 'E 3- Hby ' 4. 5 H1 1,x'Ni3 W1 SIBROOK Moiuxoxv Sugar fl5urn Nuveinbur 19, 1920, Vernon, Texas Senazcq Linz Pin. A amilu, 11 wink, 11 liflli' rua, ffivhiinli' luzial lu' uzury Iwi. RA Y BISHOP WEST XVesInl.1 -liurii .Iunu 3, 1919, llallai, Texas liuutballq 15115013.1114 Track: Crack lllntuon: Second Lieutenant. R. O. T. C.g Crack Cumpanyg Basketball. Hifi 11 ffllnn' zulu: .Xf7l'lIll.1 lily flrljti ln flu' fmjijvri-gn-lllrk-1' 'WIiliI'r'i1l' I1 ilu. Annlrg Lou Mosmaix' MonlC'-Born january 26, 1920, Quitman, Texaw Swimming Club. A jolly, 'l1'lt'lIlll,1' .girl Ill!!! xfvruml,i' .rzzmlvimr 1lf7t'1'l'll'1 ilu' gina, Wfxlfli R lX'l1.A1J XVHQR VON l5nX fl'mrn September 29, 1920, llallas, Texas 1.iltle 'lilieatcrq Prem Cflubg Student Cuunrilg Crack Cnxnpanyg Craclx Platoung Scuuml lieutenant R. U. T. Cf.: lfnnrballq Iiascballq Newspaper Stall: Seninr W A If nr' A THR ' 11 i-Y. Ile lQlIIlIl'.1 no m1ri's. I I -11 4 V 1- RK ' Wig ,,V.. .51 5. g . I E I -...Q .- 1 I. V -' 5 , vu... XL . ff -. 4- . N1ARc9Aiufr E1.iz,xBh1'H MUNN l'cggy -l5m'i1 June X, 1919. lJallaS. 'l'cx.1s Press Club. fl IHHILII4' uf 1ir'I1n'.w, fwu' fimflx Io l'IlllYIv4'A,K, IIN' Ili'-vffilllg zirlm' ii lm IrHi'Ii111'.u. Nlmix RANIML1, Whom W'umly +Buri1 l:Cl7I'U.1l'j' 2, 1920, Grandview, Tens Pl1bllC.lllUIl Staff. A Izlflu rzfiiziurzw mm' null llwn lx nwlzilmf In flu' :wwf nzm, EIJNA EARI11 Nh:-.ns Sl1UI'lfH BLJFH Nlnrcli 13. 1920, liuysc City. Texas All-Clily Clmrus. SIN Milky xl Iul, umf iw Irnpi' wflufi iriw, Im' sfu' rrrfillrzli Inu ii zum 11 iffi Iwi' i'W.r,' XYII1 rmxi Rom R1 XY'i1.KINs liurn l:Cl7l'll.ll'3' 21, IUZU, lSk'.lllI11lH1l, 'l'cx.1s lciiviis. ,l wiiui iIrsj5m1I.m1 .lllif il XIIIIIIIUV sH11li'. fan' in iw J A 1. Luu' NI'.LLl. Burn May il, 1920, Temple, Texas Lin! Pin. IIN quirk ui! um! jrliulmrll icuii mln' nu L'll'Y'-IlH'X1'lIf joy. Rlcgimiun E. XVILLIA xisox Uick +Bmrn .-Xpril 9, 1920, Houston. 'liens Sccmul l,icutcn.mt R. O, 'l'. C4 junior Hi-YQ Crack ciUI11P.'ll1yQ Crack Plntomig Camp l7.1ll.1s: Ritlu Team. rl ll 11 jiflufifilfi' iIi1r1u'i' .'lmI il jIuli' vim' gomf iinfw. slosi4gPHlNi'. OXY'l,N lu -Born ,lunc 2, 1920, Cursic.m.1, 'lcxns IIN iurluy mills i1i1lI frliriiflzfzrii Nlurk Inv frnm lfn' VMI. llmx'A1un L. W'11,soN Born -l.lllL1J!'j' IS, IUZH, XV.llll.lHI, Olxl.1lim1m Airpluic Kilulwg Sccivml l,icuLci1.m1 R. U. I. I... Ili-Y. l qzml Iwi nj fvrqfi inllnw lim' in 1r1lvi'lwlzf1,q in fn' li inIfnri.I. 'H- Y-if fllI 'i flu 5 4 1 n I ,,a'l, 1' s 'I 55 gi X3 .I Q 4' . , CJ 45041 Mba ANN PLR1- I-itil' Burn November 4, 1919, Dallas, Texas Trident Club: Crusaders, Vice-President Girl Re- serves, Oreliestrag Horseback Riding Club. 0111111111 11111 I-f1'11111 1'111'1' lllll f1'1'1'g W'l1y 111'1'11'l ffwy all 1'1111l1'11f like 1111'. BILLY YOUNG Burn February 2, 1918, Dallas, Texas A 11'i1'fe1'1f gfr'11111 111 bis 1'j'1', 13111 ,1g1'1111J111' f1'i1'111H111m',t ffl fiii .i1111f1'. XIIRGINIA Pif1'1'1eRsEN Burn September 17, 1919, Salt Lake City, Utali Library Council, Annual Stuff. A girl of j11'11'1'l1'xy 11111111l1ili1'y lu ll'f7lllIl 111'1' Li ffm' Illllt' nj flfe. GEORGE Nick ZA1aAIfON15T1s Born August 30. 1920, Hillsboro. Texaa Press Club, l,ittle Tliealerg Secretary Pan-Amer ieau: Scienee Club. 111'l'1 x 11 fwj' uf H11' f71'il 1011, 11 f1'f1'111l 111lf1 111111111 111' f111f1' lu j1111'l. . 5- BQBBY Po'I'Ts Pansy -Iiurn june 13, 1919, Plano, Tcxae Senior Play. C1111 1111 fbv ibiug .3011 ask, N11 11111ll1'1' 11'f111l ffm' laik. H14.LEN ANNETT14. Pinch: Sling -Born .Iune S, 1919, Dallas, Texas Student Representative, N Lois ALIC111 Pkocrou l,oI1glegs',--liurn lfebruary 5, 1921, Kansas City, Missnuri Linz Pin. ff A ,qrwzl 1l1'11l of joy uf life 1'o11xi.if,I in 110111414 j11'1'f1'1'lly 1'1 1'1'Yx 171111414 It bi1'f1 ix 11H1'111j1l1'1f. NANCN' WI1.1.S PULLIANI Burn September 6, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Ping Bible 1.in7 Pin: Science Club, Press Club. S1'1'111'u 11'ilfJ 11 l11'o111l ,q1'i11g 11 f1'i1'111l Il'l70'H xfirk fzlfll ifwirk 111111 Ibm. 501' is IIIII' f1'i1'111f 111111 ufmf 11 fffiug fY'iL'll1lXbil7 i.x.U lbw, A-'iv' r ar' f -My uw AV' Ouxi Elixlxi Rlixn Aimug 151-11.1.1 RUST llurn 1 u1aru.iry7, 1919, Dallas, Texas liL1sty 7Bm'n ,luly 12, 1920, Sim Antonio, llicxas Sciunuc Club: Clrimidcr. Sccrcl.1i'y Srudcm Council: little Tlicaiurg Trident , ' . 9. . ' . .. .'. 1 ' . ry.. '- .1 1'uH1f1i111rl1nfznl lvzmmr, 1'l1'11'1'f14'i,i, Llubf gurl bfouu' SCILTFL' Mumt' clulldf Xlu Ilresl dm, 'WMI mmm, ,. dent Science Llubg A11-Liry Llmrusg Publicimon Staffg A l Senior Play. 1'rn'vm.wiunx l7lIl7l01'.U Exnx Myzlui-.,xN R1-.1Nii,x1w'l' lx-ic -13111-iw kluuu 17, 1919, XY'ii1xisbiiru, Tcxas IJAPHNI: KII-,AN1.'l 1'k SALQIS 1113.111 8:11001 liilvlc Cluurscg l,in7 Ping l'rc55 Club, I lJg1lly Y1'mri1 llcccmlwcr Zi, 1919, Dallas, Texas cu ' paper 51.111, lx fmmllx Hvmfi AI frwmllu xwilw fjmf, hfm. lim. l.i1rlc 'l'lw.uui': Crlisailcrsq Punting: SK1.lLlC11l Council. SIM fairly z'1l1lm!1'.i uifb ,i1111vlvil11', 1wlA1umRi- 1' L. Rom-11zTs Il rn l.ll11.l.1'Y 21, 19211, Cx,1rll1.1': 'l'1x.x , . U ' I' M K X Louisig fH1.1u'.s.,x Sciiiligimixi. SVC Cl1l 5 c'll'l RVWVWS3 Sflwlfc club' lU14lllYHfl5I!1'11 August 22, 1918, llallnx, 'liuxns l'r'm' zmllzlilzrizlllri 111111102 ln' iffjfivilf' Am club: L-hm.US' 'ilu fm' lmlgm' ll Mn' 11111 uf klrl1lr11'xi,' Rosmxxn lhmcgi-,115 HRllN1Cl-gl51JI'11 .luuc 6, 19211, 17.11l.u, Tumi Y HI V I I D I I I DHLA MAL bngouuixs sim ll' I lilllllllm' lim lmlm ill' 'W' Milf -llurim Scptcinlucr 2, 1918, Gnldcn, 'licxas Dum ifn full .rilH1nm'v.' Ofr, yn, ljlzifi' if full. Klm11l1'11'.Qi' 1iIll1l1'N, lm! Il 111111111 lllIjJ1'1'1.'l i1'Uf ill A , ,Lb MARGARIi'1' ANN SHI-11iTS Born October 21, 1919, Paris, Texas Science Club, Senate, National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Girl Reserves, Freneli Club. Sb1 x quiel, lm! you uluuys fermu' iln x l4l71'f1'r- luv' jrerxormlily .xjmzlzc for fwfr. MARGARIJ1' DORIS SHQRT Tina -Born October 21, 1919, lJall3S, Texas Vice-President of Girl Reserves. Cbl'l'l'fllIdlIt1 ojifirllislie, qlliel umf nzuilexl, anlslumliug in .serz'ic'u. MARGAIUA11' ANNE SMITH Born july 9, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pin, Senate, Secretary, Travel Club, Girl Re- serves, Camp Fire Girls, Little Theater. I.oL'uf1l1' 111111 cbeerfnl, woriby 111111 L'uj7ul1le. PAULINIAL SNIITH , Polly -Born August 20, 1919, Paris, Texas Crusaders, Music Guild, Ticket Salesman. V1'r'y rlvzrr' aml ziziirinzra, serloni mul iffjlflllllh by lnru.s, 1111! 1'I1'l' loyal uml fl'llt'.U MARGARl,.'1' E1.1zA1s1-,TH S11ANu1.1Lit Born September 26, 1920, Dallas. Texas Girl Reserves, Seienee Club, Press Club. Szc'1'4'l am! tQ1'lIfI1', klllif mm' guru!! She ii' a frivzzif for 1'1'1'r1'o11r'. MANQARU' STL-Q1fHr,Ns Margie -Born September 12, 1919, Bogota, Texas Press Club, Senate, Lin! Pins, lnterselio lastie Spell- ing Representative, Annual Staff, National Honor Society. SIN .vbazntv lwu' grral 11 ilvligbl rl jileimzllf 1I1'1'J'UII 11111 luv. TiHERIiSA MCCLJIRIJ S'1'EwA1u' Tresa -Born kluly 15, 1920, Dallas, Texas Little Theater, Ifreneli Club. Hur inf, lm' 1mH1l11'1's, all zvlm .nzzv rfilulfrmf, CTllIll'f1'IllI.Y, Ilmugll my, um! gruflc fbllllgfl 1'1'Iir1'1l. CAT!-1IiR1NE B1-111.11 STI1,1as Kittie 4Born lfebruary 21, 1920, Del Press Club. Hgtllllfiflll girl, Ilillllifllif iuzjfwg 1H'1'm1111lil.y und lnls nf stale. roit, Texas U . 1 1 1 SPXQV' Jw-un MAXI1i ANNA STILL Tuppy -Born December 31, 1919, Fort Wtrrtli, Loulsr. JOYC14. TAYLOR Born December 5, 1919, Alneksunville, Texas Texas H . I llnjrpy, mln'-f1'1'r, and gay, Science Club, 1.1n7 Ping Press Club, Girl Reserves, Willw u t'bt't'l'41'l1l 'lwllo' for ull 111711 CUUI1' fm' Il 111. Senate. Her .vrluppy llroxwi eyes rc'z'1'al lwr genial f1er'mr111lify. EIJITII MORIKOW' TIGHE lidy -Born November 50, 1919, Dallas, Tens HE1.1'.N LOUISE STOQKARD Born Mnreli 23, 1919, Seattle, WrI1Sl'11IlgIU11 Science Club, Press Club, Girl Reserves. She .wzilnl lim' uuy info our lmzrl, Vice-President, Pnn-American, Little Theater, Stu- Am! limi' 111' zzezw' fronz lm' jmrlf' dent Council. Av fflll' 11X ,xf1'1'l.U MA1iGAli1i'I' LOU1il.l,li N TRIMBLIQ Born October 19, 1919, Awkn, Oklnlmmi MARY' CAIKOLINP. ST'K9UGI-ITON Born January 19, 1920, Port Wrortli, Texas 'Q , A U Tbuu .1HIll1'X of nlfm' vlzilzilum' 4ll'1'. Her zum' f1'U1l'7I.1 url' fIliI'l'1' fin' W1' jim! III bm' tl 'l:1'iL'lILl .1i1I1'UI'L', Alznzyi xruiling :xml IH'11'P' 11 fear. M11.lJ1i1i1J EY'ELX'Nl'i TURNER N1illie +Prurn August 23, 1916, Idabel, Olil.1l1omJ MAIKX' FRANCES TATUM Born April 29, 1919, Prattville, Alabama Senate' Young in liuzbx, in j111lgf111'l1lfo11l. J il Iffllill' l1I1lll it lull fur by u'r111m11,x gfullif 11'nr1l.c.'l I. I l 1 x 0 1 NINA VERGATI Goteliy -dBorn January 12, 1920, Kansas City, Missouri Senate Club, Science Club, Girl Reserves. fl r'1111ia11l 1110s511111 of goml-fc11o11'x11ij1, guy 111111 1'o1r1r 111111 111'111'1ly, AllLIN1i LILLIAN VONDERHEID Dizzy -Born Mareli 7, 1920, Muscatine, Iowa Crusaders. There ix 1111 11117111 11111111 llILfVtII'f11'K'.H ANGELIN1i MARQUARETE WALSH Squirt -Born September 20, 1919, Dallas, Texas The 11.11011 of 1111111131 11i1im'. CSRACE CHRISTINE WASHBURN Born january 17, 1919, Princeton, Texas Girl Reserves, Senateg Travel Club. ,fl 111'1c'i1'1'11i11g girl 111111 1111 1'111'1111111111,tg 111'1'w111111ly, 11 Fblllll I0 1J1111' 111111 fo hold. MAXINE BERYI. WATSON Pmrn .Iune 20, 1919, Muskogee, c,lil.1l'1U1T1.l Linz Ping Science Club. T111.i 111111111 1111111 111113 it qnifv sueei, A 111'11rf 1111111' 11I'l'r1l1'11, you 1Il'l'1'1' 17111111 11l1'1'f.,' PAULINE KATHERINE WLNZEL Polly -Born August 18, 1919, Dallas, Texas All-City Cliorusg Publication Staff. Noi xliy, un! 110111, uof sborf, 1111! 11111, 11 6111119 111111111111 of i111'111 1l11. MAR'l'HA ALICE WHITE MAN Marty -Born December 13, 1919, Waco, Texas C0-Editor of Annual, Secretary National Honor Society: News Staff, Little Theater, Vice-President of Press Club, Crusaders, Linz Ping Publication Staff. She 11'1111.i ibn' 1111-I' fo 11130111 1111111115 WhHfl. I'1' ber ,Q0Ll11Xlll' tlluftl-TX gains. JERRE ELLEN WIDNIZIK Terre -'Born September 13, 1919, Springfield, Missouri Crusaders. Au 17If1'1'1'S1171g 111113, Who is 11111111 t11g1'I'1'lIf.H lf, ,f B1'.'l'1'1 1JOlJ'I'H1T XYr1Ll.l.-XMS Burn April 1, 19211, 1,.l1l.'lN. '1'cx.u Sunnis. Skt is ,K1l1'1'f will lm! :wry lrilqfv, M lflzf xln' 1.1 lfu' kimf lfmf ull1'urkl.w lfu' ww. Mmm' 1,ouls1-, XY'1LL.1AMsoN Burn -Iuly Ii, 1919. Ausiiu. ,1'cx,u Prcw Club. I.iI'll1' full xjnlrfcllrlxq, full nf llfwg SZMII nmku wvzmfzr 11 zum gum! 11 ill. Do1m'1'1n' XYVILSON Born Uccumbcr 7, 1919, D.1111u, '1'cx.n National Honor Sucictyg Press Club, 1,1111 Pinsg Nuwspaper 5111113 Sccrcxnry Scnnlc.. lf urirwzlll' 1'n11l1f furzllllm fun .Szzulv zzunllf fu' umm' uflw' flmu Jun 17lmNc:1.s Q,l.lYIA XVx1.soN 17x'.1ukic3'+15urn lluuumlwcr 16, 1919, l3n11.u, '1'r:x.1s Scicnuc C.1u1wg Pros Clulv: Senate. H171 11 lfilfirzrllu rfuw ffm! 1,1 .Ill lrcwff' ,rw 491 -in H1.1,1N IRLNE XY'11,soN Burn Nuvcmbcr 9. 1918, hurt NX'orl1u, w1'cx,1x NAlf1tl11.l1 llmmr Society: 1.in1 1'in, ln .Ill fm' ,111l1j1'4'1'.1, :flu IX 11 gfmrk, 'Tix ll fwifx' IUHK Mu' frilqfuwl lIl1ll'k. MAN' ANNI-, XV1N1moxx' Born Xnvcnwlwr 21. 1919, 1Xuxt1n, Texas , 1.1111 Pin. 71111113 lm' mzimu of fm' nfylu um! 1m'mm1lil5f' Ll1,,x MAL WVISIJQJAI HSLlI1dyl 15tJ1'l! -luly 16, 1919, 1J.111,1x, '1'cX.1s Svsiunuc Club. .Ymlf 111 11jfff1'11mm'1' will ,17llIIIIIff1ll7l1'llI frm xfA3l1'. ETH Yl.1,1-'1-,N DODSQN XV'RlG11'1' Cissy 41Sm'11 N1.ly 31, 1920, 17.111.1s, Tcxni 1,1117 Pin. l.u11'lx fu look 111. lzmf 1'fn11'f111HQ in Luau. . ,,,v 4944 ,fs JANETTE WYATT jinger -Born August 6, 1920, Dallas, Texas Commercial Geography Club, Tennis Club, Press Club. Wfiil9 aferliou IIl'tlNIil1g in one eye mul L'lllL'Illllli011 slyining out fha other. FRANCES NELL YANTIS Tootsie,'--Born October 21, 19I8, Sulphur Springs, Texas Linz Ping National Honor Society: Pam-American, Student Council, Annual Staff. ,Tis silenre all and pleuxing L'XIlL'!'fL1ffOIl.D MILDRED LEE YARBROUGH l'Milly -Born September 15, 1919, Terrell, Texas Bible Lini Award, Linz Ping Senate Club, Girl Scouts, Press Club, Science Club. Her f1'icmlxhijr will Iiglalvn your f1'0IlI7lt'X.U ? Q MARGARET GRACE Born November 12, 1919, Dallas, Texas Sbv's frivmfly nun' IIil'L', Juiufy ami mul, Wfboxe fmzgerziulily l.'ll'!'j'0lN' Joes .v1'c'k. MARTHA PROCTOR Martye -Born july 19, 1921, Dallas, Texas Bible Linz Pin. She bux u'rn'lzmf bard all the fimr, Her worfb j'UIl,VL' rarely able Io fluff. MARGARET ANN MARTINDALE Margy -Born july 7, 1919, Dallas, Texas She ix juxl Iofs of fllll, i71fL'V'l'SfiIIg, l'l1fA'l'ftIil1ilIg am! l'Ul7Zl7ll7Ii0I1!I17lf.,, Iune, l937, Grctduerles NUT IN PICTURES Jeannette Brann Everett Birdsong Juanell Cheek Wootlroxx' Edwards Wgzixda Cox Edgar Elmore Laurine Downing Jim Gillespie Nancy Pewell Harold Harman Dorothy Folsom Everett Hall Lucille George Jeanne Humphrey Fred Kadnne Doris Moore Bess Smith Kathleen Newell Williilnl Kirby . . L 'L Marjorie Payne m miter Elizabeth Porter Earl Sullivan Q I : Virgil Wasson Maurine Thrasher MJ Virg inia 'Troy R. D. Rita Vzllentineqnl Maurice Wilson Buehren Anderson Wfillinm Wriglmt Avery Apple Jack Yesnei GFFICERS CLASS OF JANUARY, 1938 GLEN NIOKS . . President JIMMIE CAMERON . . Vice-President DORIS BUHRER . . . Secretary MR. H. BUSH MORGAN . . Sponsor NORA EST1-QLLE A DAIR MAIRCJAIKET BLANCH14. ATKIN Born January 11, 1920, Goldtliwaite, Texas Palcfuee -Burn September 24, 1919, Amarillo, Texts xl qnirl 11111111 ii I'lt'l7l'1' lfmu 11 l'1'IIll lI.H THQMAS XVESLEY AXVEN rmzil in 1111 ilu' ifuui 111111 flu' 111111: 11111115 flliflgi ' BILLY BLACK Tommy --Born November 3, 1919, Dnllns, Texas Hmm March 28, 1920, Ltmgvicw 'fum Feerballg Prem Clubg Baseball. A Iomblv 11'ixpm'ilio11, 11111111111 buf li111i1l.'J BLNNIIT MARIE ADANIS lSu7lie -Burli Jillllldfy 11, 1919, Reese, Texas Pun-American Club, Linz Ping Student Council. She is 'll'iA1' UIIOIIXII 11111 lu 111114 frm 111111'l1, nor Io ln: loo q11i1'l. ROBLERT SHIIAQLS B1iI.cHER Burn February Zi, 1920, XVieliiL.1 Falls, Texas rl fl11xl1i11g 11111111 I11'l1'uyx 1111 111l1e11I11r1111.i 111111 1'11lf9111i11.rfi1' spirilf' CA'l'HFR1N1i ANN BANE C.ite fBorn November 7. 1919, Garland, Texas Linz Bible Awarnl. Sf11f1'l-i, 11'ilf1 ffm! Jiitilzrfizi' g1'111'i' 111111 l74'igl7f . ,, 11lo111' 11111 gui: FRANK BLAHA Born Nuvember 22, 1920. Dallas, Texm Little Tliener Clubg l,re5s Club, President -luninr Presx Club, Gnml Selwlnrxliip Club. Hi-Y, Senior Ili-Y, lfnntbgillg C,f.imp Dallas. Ile bus 11 11111711 of lllfllljflll 1111 ilu' !71'i4QZ7f 'Ili' 11111 11 fu iukli' in X111 qw 111111 jug 111111111 l1ii lm11'f. ihfu of f!Ji7llQ.Y,'v ELAINE RAE BARNES Born july 22, 1920, New York, New York Her wry f1'01l'l1X urn fuirw' by fur Than .1111il1'x of ollww' 11111i1l1'11.v 11r'1'. EIJWAIKIJ LEROY BRAW NBR '.1rt -Burn May 22, 1919, Gordon Valley, Texas ln vluxx IL'01'lQ ln' x111111'ii111a'.v 141111111 bluff, B111 be was Illdxll' of jolly HHH. QQERALDINL BLOOMER 1leddy +15orn july 19, 1921, New Rochelle, New York Press Clubg Senate. G1'1'11l1fi111', .111 l111f11'11l 111111 111 1111'1'k, . U I1 ilu' IQIIIAI nj 11 3111 1111 111111 xrrk. 1-Iokfxcgri BROWN u Nun-linrn September 28, 1919, Dallas, Texas fll'I1'l', Iik1'11l1l1', 111111 i11l1'll1g1'11f: j11'1tf1'1tfl,y 1'q11ij1lw1l D for f0111f1'1'tf1ij1.1' QJLIVI-Q 1MoG12N1Q BOSTICK URLl1'llH'11UI'11 February 4, 19211, Hamilton, Texas Press Club. liw,w M1111 mill! we fm' 011 11 .v11111111v1' Jay Milqbl find lm' l1111'1l fu fll1'1I 111L'11y.'1 Ml4QLN'1N BRUCK 191ic1ceydnm -Burn April 22, 1921, Xvaco, Texas '1411ree 1.inL Pinsg Lieutenant R. O. T. C.g Camp X Dnllasg National Honor Society. Oni of lm Illtjllffl !'llHIL'ff7 fc11f1u'l1'1lg1' 111111 111111'1'1'.xf11111li11,1g. SOPHIA MAIZ BROCKLES 1'm1J1J1e gBorn March ZR, 1920, Dallas, Texas 1'an-American Clubg Little Theater. Of 11flr1,q1'lb1'1' 1l1'l1g4f1ff111 1'111'1'g5. -IABIIQS ALLAN CAMLRON 1limmie 415t1rn December 9, 1919, Dallaa, Texas 1-'mmtballg Track: 11215617.1111 Rifle Team: Crack 1'1.x- tnong Crack Companyg Gulf. A fv1r1lf1a11 11111-wr' u'iff1 l21Ar111'11 bah' Bllf 51111 Vrllllf 191111 bis likr 1111,1'1c'l11'1'1'. FRANCES SAM BREEDING Born February 5, 1921, Hillsboro, Texas Crusader, Lim' Pins: National Honor Society. Hard uvrk hui endeared ber' In all who 11zl111ir1' A11 1111liri11g vjfurl lo rrarlv lm' dU.ViYl'.ll VVALTER CARQNA Count -Born August 4, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins. l,ik1'1l by all who fumu' lri111. HELEN VIRGINIA BURPO 'Ginger'-Born March 20, l9l8, Dallas, Texas 1 llur' burr nur rn! .mil wry rul- llrr IIIIUIIIUV' nnulv IPIA' glad. W11.RuR H. CLARKSON IJORIS MAlilli BUHR1-QR Born November ll. 1920, D.ill.n, Tex s Lin! Pinsg National Hunan' Society Nlusic Gui L Shu IX u 1'f1111'111i11g 111'1.xn11 In .wi 1lfZ71'1'K uf H1111 11 HAL Wliliil l'l' Cl.1XliK Three Linz Pins, Press Club: Head of Ari Srirh fur Paper and Annual: Library Cnunuil The nm' lf1111g ill lfn' lL0l'l1l of 111l111' ix flu' 111'li11' .1'UII1.'l lVlAIKY FAY1, BULl.AlilJ Born April 16. 19111, NVax.1l1.1ul1ie, Texix Girl Reservebg Prem Club: Linz Pin. l'1'1'V1 i1'111l1n11.xf11f1111321 lljllllljg In f11'lj1 off: HUGH L. COLI41 XY'illie'!-Born February 14, 1919. Blair, Oklahoma Little Caesar -Burn Oemlwr 17, 1919, Ljm Band. lu-'R ., liamlq l5.1seb.1ll: l'uuIb.ill: l'L'I1ClI11j. Hz: 17111117 Nw 1L'01'l11' P'!'11llfV'f'll, Hr lvallml if ffl x111il1',i of gl1'1'. fix l11'Ill71'1' 11 1111111 11.1 r1111' ,lfmfl uw' 111 11 x111111111'1 1 J11 x X, -K-1 15219 db Qu in ,El .,.. 1 KATHRYN BULLOQR Pct -Born March 13, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pin. S1111 I5 .111 111111 of 11ft' 10111 xbr 11111.11 61110 17111 fbc 'j11'11' ill '111ff1111'1 . EDWARD Louis CRQUQH Eddie -Born February 15, 1920, Dallas, Texas HL' bus 11111115 111111 1'0IlY'ft'Ul15 11'11ys. FLORILNCL EL1zA1sla'1'H CHAN1BliRS Born August 14, 1921, Beaumont, Texas Crusaders. A ,Q1'II1I1' l01L'1', 11 11111111111 1111111 111111 111'1'1'1, 1. A, U11il1' lo 111111111 Z7l'1' g1'111'i11111, 111'1' 1'11111'l1'.xy 1'o11111l1'l . CHARLES TUIKNEIR DAVIS 11i1d11y -Iiurn ,luly S, 1920, Fast Braintree, Mass. 1. 1 11nIballg lhsketluallg City Pail-Amcricaixg Press Cflulv. Nu111' 11111 111111.x1'1f 11111 111' 171.1 j1111'11111'1. MARYl.OL11S C1.EMONS Burn February 17, 1920, Dallas, Texas Crusaders. HS111' 11115 11 11111111111 11111' si111'1'1'11x'.,' 1 . RODNRY XVELQH IDERBY 1'ubs f1511rn September 4, 1920, Denver, Colorado Lieutenant R. O. T. C., Student Council. Hr is f11'111 or 1111111111 lbw 11r1'111i1111 may l'l'!11li1'L'.H ESCHOL Coma Born March 15, 1920, Dallas, Texas Crusadcrsg Linz Ping National Honor Society. Tix 1111 x11o111'1' 111111 1171111 1101111 zrilb lbix young '11'o1111111 of 1111111010115 ilIf1'I'1'.1fS.n KENNETH GORDON DIXON Burn August 29, 1920, Wimrclmestcr, Massachusetts Scrge.int R. O. T. C. NG111111 11111111111 111111 1111 1111 111111111 3111111 AA11U1'f.U CQXVENDOLYN ROBERTA CONN1zR JOHNNII-1 IJAVIS 'c,1WUIl111CHTBOK'Il March 27, 1920, Dallas, Texas Burn December 13, 1918, W'ap.xnuCka, Qlilalwma V1'1'y 1l1'111111'1', fm! 11 l1l1'11xi11g 1'1J111p1111in11. A frm' uillv 11 111111-11111 11111111' 111111111 ln' jus! 111 .m'1'1'f. l , lx H ,, PST OQf1M'C:1ll4'?5l9 D H T KIANHES G. 1f1s1u9UsoN -- - ' - . ' 1 1 S raw 'nrlk UH! Urn l ll ' ' ' I I, Lx Pmrn November 14, 1918, Dallas, Texas Vice-Presinlcm Music Guild. ,,,, - . . , .1 II11' 11r1r1lr of um' 1111'11 1lI'1' l11'11r1l Ill 1111117111-.1,1. IIA f1'i1'1111lj' j1'xl.1 11111f vf1111'H111g 1111111111 f11111' 1igl1f1'111'1f 11111111 11 1r11111.', NORMA Jo ljAVIS MARx,, El I 14N COOK -Iody f1'mrl1 September 22, 1920, Bonlmnm, Texas uQilJ4Jl'i1UH1BOI'l1 March 21, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pin, Music Guild. Prev Club. Hl1v'vl71'II ,xf11' j111.x.x1'1f, 11 x1'1'1111'1f lzkr flu' L't'1IX11I,Q of ., . ' . I ' 1 501' 1.1 11111-l1k11lf11 1'11'1'1n111': 'H 1 Hmm Xfffx full nf 11111 111111 l1I1'7Ifv1 nf 411111.11 XY!IL1.IAM -I. l:A1.LXX 111. Luo 1-'1Nc.1l1-Lk Billy -15or11 Alanuary -1, 1920, Dallas, Texas Burn .Ianuary 16, 1918, llnnis, Texas Bill ix 11 111111113-,Q11-l111'lu l111l, ,1 xwilinzg f11r1', 111111 111111'f111'f 111 bin 1'Yw.v. 95-x ,IAN1-. CARIQOLL FLANAGIN Born May 19, 1920, Dallas, Texas Crusaders: Girl Scout. Bfm'k buir Izml lwflzi' t',X'c K+ A fkrlviull Irixfi limi, ROB1zRT NEIL 14REI1I1RIc:K Born September 10, 1920, Souix City, 1ow1I Football: Baslcctbglllg Swimming. A lh1111l.VlI1I1.' mfzgwiiizl 11111, cilllIl'dXl'IIllX ezmnglr lo zuiu' lm own fhllllxflff' MARTHA LOUISE FOURNIE Lou -liorn Mzlrcli 26, 1919, Dallas, Texas nr 1 I-ry .vu Iwi 111111 jun' IX ylw, 11 friifnil of ywzrx will Izlllaz-yi Ilia CURTIS WILLIAM 1iRI'I'II Born January 28, 1919, Charleston. Tens Tn lize In ,QC1l,lj' ai ln' 411115 Tu fn'-fm Ilnzifm' :alien--11 Milan. BETH GALLOXYAY Born December 8, 1919, Ardmore, Oklahoma Pm'.m11ifiI'il pep from lmzrf fu 100, Haw' !7l!Jff!lf 'W!bfIt' llrz're'x lift, 1vl's g0'.', RALPH NO1ilSER'1' GEI3 Gabbiu -Born April 11, 1919, Racine, NX'isconsin Football, Basketball Manager, Student Council, Library Council. Au iNLlIlYf1'i0Il.Y :mm nf arfiuu, :cfm sem 1511! lbingx lmjvfwn, or IQIIUIFX lfu- rvusolz ll'l1j'.ii MIRIAM GRUBIIS C1lL1i'fBlJY1l N1:lrcl'1 13, 1921, Shreveport, Louisiana Linz Ping Girl Reserves. A mmilzfzi .1O1H'41l' of plI'fzx1xrI' .fu 1111 Il lm know lavrf, DAX'113 RANDALL GILES Tliirtcenn-Born May 7, 1919, Dallas, Texas .Q Track: Pan-Amcricnng Basebnllg Press Club. I7I11iif ii an Ilflwlvfi' of our I'Vou'I1, I'llH1flH'1' senior' of u'lmm Ill' are furouilf' fwf- 4021 I WANDA MAY HAGGARD HSl1LlgH1B01'1l june 21, 1919, Dallas, Texas A xlueifler' girl uiil 111'11'1' 111' fo11111l.', CHARLES R. GREENE Charlie -Born September 10, 1919, New Orleans, Louisiana Band. HBIll7l7IilI,Q zvifb life, 171' likinv 111 lime, Blrf ifi Veiiliy lwii ilesiri' fo Al111'11n'. NIARY Buss HAIKIJX' 15i11'-Born November 28, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Ping Bible Linz Ping Girl Reserves, Student Council. Sl3'l1', i11l1'11f 111111 11 ill fl1'L' Z71'1',X, Tfnfn' 1111- lin' lfJi11gi 1'l1'l'j girl 111'1'f1'1'i. FRED WYLIII fikhlill Burn August 5, 1919, Dallas, Texas Corporal R. O. T. C., Track, liascballg liuutball, Ur ii iikiwl 1'11'1'Y311l11'1'i', 111115111 101' 1111111' ii his iiioliili' i111i1'. Q-A' 'wr . Gena -Born january 26, 1920, Amarillo, 'licx PEGGY ELIZABETH HAR'TNETT lPcg -Born March 29, 1919, Miami, Arimna Press Club. Shu is 11 111ixx of iiixfi11g11i.if11'1l 11111151 111111 1l11i11Iy 1'1'fi11e1111'11l. xIOSlpPH HULEN HADDOX Born .Iuly 2, 1919, Dallas, Texas Hu li0lI7If,X lI0f l1ii Jay of foiliug fbrongly ,Till ln' 11.11 Jam' 1111 tim? be F4171 11117, GENEVIEVE HELLN HASIE CffJ111'111, .Q1'114'4', 111111 j11'1'm1111iiiy Make 1111 l7L'1' 111f111i1'11l111' 1'fn11'111'h'r'. BRAni-'GRD HARIJIE Born October 30, 1920, 121 Paso, Texas National llunor Sncictyg Linz Pins, Scnalc. H0lI1lI' ix ilu' 1'1'11'i11'1l of 1'ff111'f.'y ' V g . 'f ' 'x f . A 1' 3. 'wg 'A 1. ' '- .15 f'z::a.,,. fi. ,nw 'Wa 4'-R IDOROTHY LEE HILL FRANCES HELEN KIOYCIQ 'DOYHHBUVU .limuafy 4, 1920, Dllllils- TCXUS l'riss --Born Mnrcll 22, 1921, Iowa Park, Tw Crusaders. IIN qnivf uml rmuly smile, Ind nm' fluxfv of fm' lfjllflillg' Wfillx fwfr f1'fl'7ltl.1 all ffm wlril1'. kD HART ROGLR HUGH HLROD Born january 31, 1919, Alverndo, Texas Born Fcbruuv ,6 19,0 Dvllhs Football. Linz Ping Science Club. ff 1 - -, ' '- ' '1' ' l In . . Mlmboml blmmll H' L H-1 Ht 'lu f1'IlIII.N fn' zmzy frm! 'rm rnzzglw, Press Clubg Little Tlwnter Club. mlilr, W'ol1lJ :mike lirljwzv zwlk ll n1i11',', Texas 1311! Ibix fray r'1'l'h1h11j klIOll',1 bil mlujf. SHIRLEY Lucius jfxcorss tQCl11CliCI1 Little fBorn July 22, 1920, Scaguville, Texas ,TUANITA KLIRN Her 1'ir1'lr' of frivmfx ix vzwr ufi1l4'l1ir1g. Durk lmir, :lurk eyes All KIlIill'S-H0 xigfzxf, RALPH W1 1 ,LIANI HA UPTN1 AN Born November 14, 1919, Dallas, Texas IJUDLEY HIc.KS 1Jarkic +15orn November 17, 1918, Clnmrlestfm, Texas Band. Brick -Burn March 31, 1919, Dallas, Taxis A mpill rcorker 111111 mpifl lallzur, Tu fn' an 1Il'f1.Nf of lJIl1HUA1llS ftllllf' Bullr Xflltiillllllj' uml n111.xi1'111Iy im'lif11wl. lx 11 1'm'01'1f Ill' .111 111117 Flrlflllfl .px gnu. JUNE KOONCIA1 Kooneie -Born December 28, 1920, Grapevine, Texas Girl Reserves, Little Theater Club, Senate Clubg l.inz Pin. Small in xfulzlrr, but grmll in heart. JAMIQS WA1.T1411i l'IOLLOW'AY, JR. Born June 14, 1919, Dallas, Texas Press Clubg Golf. Ullarlllmrfll' Wulfrr ix u real Illcllllx rmm ,flml fmrzlx ln 11 rml 71611111 cwzf' BIi'rTY NORA LINCOLN Cl1i1n -Born xlnne 10, 1920, legricigzllpzl, l'lLlllklL11'.lS, Central An1erie.1 National Hnnnr Sbeietyg l.inz Pins, l'.1n Ameriegln Club. Sify Iifflr-, k1IOIL'.Y lII!H'1'.'l R.B.xIoN1-1s,xIu. Arl1y 7lin1'n kl.1nu.1x'y 31, 1920, llgillgis, lexgix Press Club, llQl11-A1l1C1'1L'.111 Student lluruxng Little 'llicnterg Linn Ping Seienee Club, Senate. Ile lmx Hn' nmzlmzlfliorl lu .xrnwn ' X CHARLEN1-Q LINDSEY Shaggy -Born ,luly 14, 1921, Harrington, Kansas Girl Reservesg Crnsaclersg Good Selmlnrslnp Club. HcjIl1!Ij7nlH17ilifJ' fvc'1'wf1ifie1l. DONALD KING Rex -Burn July 18, 1919, Hartford, Connecticut Science Club. Kurtz I1 if 111111 .xjllzfklirzg fnzmm' Make llrix nzlrrlz-lmiml jllllfll likmf by ull. MARY DELL MCLEAN Born September 17, 1919, Dallas, Texas Press Club. fl Qzrl rfmrr' fair, 11 frm' more xzawl N1 1'1' bulb il lnwz our lof In 11z1'1'f.,' MAIIIKBN RUSSI-1.1. Kuusnz Kristy -fl'mx'x1 Deeeniber 9, 1910, lllllris, lllL'X.lS Ili-Y. liru1m uml lmzu 11 nrzilt' lu nzlfku U 'I'l1i.1 51111111 flu' lzrzizlrr In 11 1r111i1lw1'1 jvmrxlv. I J CHA1iL1NIiMENDI2L1. Burn April 1-1, 1920, Gorham, Kansas T11lk11li11' 111111 full nf fwfr S1'1'111v In 111' lm' 'r1'j1'. HUDSON TAYl.O1i LE GRAND,J1l. Born january 30, 1920, Dallas, Texas Tennis, Good Scholarship Club. 'II1' offers bis .Yl'V'l'iL'l.'X 11.'b1'11L'1'C1' be 61111 Su fJ1 .v ill flu' 1'11l1' of 11 lwffrr 'IlIdlI.,, LEILA ADHL13 MORTON Dell -Born December 3, 1920, Dallas, Texas Music Guild. A zery f1llt'IIfl'1I y01111g Indy Wifb 1L'i1111i11g zmzgxf' NORMAN L. LINDSAY Born june 15, 1920, Dallas, Texas I.ifc1'11bl1' 117111 ffllfi T1'11il.v zu' H1111 in few. 'V' LOUISE NOWLIN Born October 7, 1919, Dallas, Texas All-City Chorus. In our brurfx sln' but 10011 11 P11111 Tfmf t'l'A'lI Zinn' 111111101 e1'11xe.1' 'THOIVIAS STAF1-'ORD LOVL Tommy -Born April 1, 1921, Ashville, North Carolina This g1'11ll1'1111111 is some .v01'iulit1' To L'1l'l'i1' 0111' bfx tlllifl' jmlilef' KATIE GERTRUDE ODOM Pudsic -Born August 14, 1920, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Press Club, Linz Pins, Crusaders. She IIIILWYYS but zz Sllllllj' Jixpoxiliorz Wbitll the l11'li1'z'1'x ix c'u11ji1'1111'1f by fuznily l1'111lifi011.,' JAMES MARSHA1.I. MCKINNEY jimmy -Born june 8, 1920, Norman, Oklahoma Linz Pins, Student Council, Press Club, Science Club. Hlifll' III bix 5i111fi1'x be is lrrofifielzt 111 l11f1'r lifr, 11'1' know, l1e'l1 be l'ffit'il?!If.,v .T B11 IX RHI A ORIVII M R MAIRY B1.ANCZH1i PADGITT ntte lf xn 1 neun 77 19'0 Ixnle 1 we unkin'-Burn September 29, 1919, Dqllas, Texu Style, lulrnl, um! u 111 lm' fn1'r.1. '1'fn'.vu lm' Mn' lbiugl vrrry girl fI1't f1'1'X,U J. GILBIQRT MAIJDliN Berr 4l5orn january 22, 1920, Dallas, Texas Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. UIXVVIUI' Lll1'l'tIHIi!IlLf, Allnzyx n'f9r111il1g. EDNA lVl1iRl,1i PEACOCK Eddie --Born October 6, 1918, Plano, Texas Of all ffm' fmrlx, Mu' 1'j'1'x z'xp1'1'.m The .wzzwluxf kiml of lmxfwf11lf11',1x.' D. A. MA1'LOCK now -Born March S, 1920, Dallas, Texas Track Team, Medal Winner. 1 ,am 1 lrxlm 1 ipl, quirks, um! 1L'iM't'VtIl'l1X lllzlkc' up Mn' shark 1 r 1 fu muqm I 111 nz Ill'tI1l1'f1'f flwix genial l111n1orixf. 'Q' as CORA BELL P11iTZsc31f1 eael1ie -Born November 20, 1920, Roscoe, Texnf 1.1111 Pinsg National Honor Society. A 1l11i111, 11hi111x11'111, 1'01111'i1'111io11s xf11111'11i 1'1'1'1' 1'1'1111y fo 111' 11 f1'i111111. JACK HUBl41R'F MOIKGAN Born February 28, 1920, Palmer, Texas Bnndg Second Lieutenant R. O. T. Cp Track. A j1111vy g111111 11113' 111111 11111 IIA off 111Ji11i11,q 117111 1111 1111111111 1'1111'111ilx'. RUBY FRANCES RHoAo1Es Born August 20, 1919, Denton, Texas Gi-fl1'11 111111 II l1111g111' 10111 x111' 11x1's 111 151' 111111111-f111'!11r1' of XA171I'j' 1'1111H1'1'.,' JAMRS FRANKLIN NTORGAN 'jim'-Born December 31, 1920, Dallas, Texas A xj1111'fiz1' 1'b1111 l1os.11',v1i11g 1111 1111'x111111.v1il111' f111111 of 1111111111 b11111111'. Fin yvvf A11E1,L1-1 Rlui liorn October 17, 1921, Cleburne Twms '1'111'1'1' 1lr1' 11111111 lifzr 111'1', 1111'b1111g11 111111 IIIIQ 11 10 111' 11 111i11ir111. KIRR Nl2I.SON Born hlamlary 25, 1920. Dallas ITLXIS A 17111 of -fL'll' 11'111'111, 11111 11111111 111 1 NON'l'11,l.F RICI'1AlilJSON Yovie -llorlx -Iune 22, 1920, Queen ll lun Preis Clubg 1,1117 Pins. A 55111111 1'p111'l 111111 11 H1111 fbl'1l'll1l, 1'111 g1111101x 11111111111 111111 11'111' 111 1111 tba! ix 111111 1 1 C1LIiN DE FR1E1:13 Nluu lgL1SlC1'HfBUl'11 Decembtr 3, 1917, Q1.1r1n1 tus Football, Basicballg Student Counul A 11111141111 111111 111111x.111111i11,1g 11111, 111111211 11111111 H' W 1.111'111'j111, 111111 .YlI1'1xt'XXfIl V Wfffnsvfgfq - . , f'e:'erfigfJ --1 , , - kLQ,LL,17Ax -.Aw 1XlANCYxI1M RUTHLQRI-okn ,lin1 -Born May 1, 1920, Clarendon, lexus French Club, Crusaders, Travel Club. Au arlnrulllm' !7V'lH1l'ffL' :elm ix 1wrjn'I1n1ll3' t'7l1'hdIIf1lIg um! ,Qr'ul'i0lrx. L1iSTl2R EUGENE No15L1TT Born April -1, 1920, fjlilLll10111.1 City, 0klLlhKl1113 Ii1eryI1ollIy Ulm klIOIL'X bin: lilnnc him, 411111 ezerjllolfy krzuzvx him. JUANITA SACHER Nit.1 4Burn December 9, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins. DL'llfllfblllllllhll' ffnfrlll, 11l1'X!JLlI1.1ff17l1' ljwiril, will IIIIIPUIIIIIIHI Alm1w111uri1'y. EABIES E. PACE k1imbo '-Born Oerober 4, 1918, Dallas, Texas Noi inn fmxlvfnl, rm! loo xlwy, Iuzlzux A .wlrely nm' youll g115f' mf? Hx, ps-A' fk B1.ANci1111 BRANNIN SA11'OR1J Burn ,luly 19, 1920, lhlln, Tewxx Press Club. A mm' mwjlolllzd of mflfilry, frolir, 1 1 111 an zfliru-zrlolflwu zlluillvuf' PET1' PAPPAS linrn December 7, 1919, 1J.1ll.1s, Teus fl jlllliffillg Allllll' lfufmyx Llfl ullzrzzllfmllw um f'r1ffJr1cJu::f.'l' xjrniff' Ml1.1J1iE1J LA VQNIA SIMMUXIS O111.lnTBL7I'11 Febru.xry 9, 19211, Greenu Texas lim filwlj lllfk 1.1 ln'1l'11fl'll fu ffm VH of fm' lfifflfwfmf' Trlomfxsllolsl-ilu' P1R11C'1 limb -150 rn November 4, 1919. Dullls, lexls Secretary and '1're.1Qurer .luniur lli-Y: Senmr Pl Kl'l'f1 in ifzlwllufl, xllrnzzrlr in frnm 2 41 prifzw nf ,qrmll fullnul Rf.. 4 we- ,qgy .,,N :WN ANNA BELLE MAIKIPL STAGNEK Annie -Born May 24, 1920, Denton, Texas Thai 'fnii' iypc of girl- I11 more ways M1111 ow. JUNIUS ,FERRY REIMERS Born February 26, 1920, Dallas. Texas W01'1lx ilmzll 1l12i11'il11' bim- HC is simply blIlISE'lf.U JIMMIE D1iR1iE1.L SULLIVAN Born April 17, 1920, Dallas, Texas Crusaders. Our t'l.C1' waily girl- Ewr rmily to ltlllgb, fo lou' or I0 li11'.', JOHN NIZLL TERIKY lolannien-Born December 17, 1919, Denison, Texas Press Club, ll girl you lmzr 50 1111i1'b nboiii, A real frivml, wifbozit 11 iloziiwtf' Ph. r VANITA CHARLINL THOMPSON Born January 6, 1921, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Pan-American, Linz Pin. Darla iiyex fha! smip zvifb t1L'ILl'1'l1IllItlfl0II io zlrmriijzlisb 1111115 ri111lw'l11k1'11. FRANK LINDSAY ROBERTSON LeftyD-Born February 22, 1920, Dallas, Texas Basketball. A young 1121111 of noble ilircilx, ll willing w0rk1'r, aml 11 Xl'lI6'1'01lX f1'i1'111l. VIRGINIA THOMPSON Boin December 23, 1920, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club. 'Virginia jmclcx ber fl'0ll11lC'X il1f0 xo 51111111 u 60111174155 ffm! we suspect she bas 710,07 ll 1'11r1'. HORACE H. SCHXVARK Born june 18, 1920, Birmingham, Alabama A riipiibli' jmurxrlii who 1101-1 bix ll'01'li 'iriibozil fallziiig zlbflllf il.', HST' 1 1 , ,f .Ji ' .1 P- , , N L 1,1 vs li Q -I 3. . 1, ia A A svn-'li I ,K 'Z 'fitingdg Wl1,1.1-11.1.A THROWIALR 11nla -Burn January 28, 1920, Dallas, Texas Lirrlc Theater, Pan'Amcricang Linz Pin. S1L'V1'f 111111 1'bL1l'l71il1g, xbz' ix 0111' for fl good lil11z', flvlwiffv xln' 11111111131 bus. JOE KANE SHOLDEN Burn january 10, 1920, Dallas, Texas B11ny1111i 111111 lfgjlf-l7I'il1'fL'1l, yr! Xt'Vf!1llS 11.1 lbs' Ofulsiull Zl1'lllLl!lLlA.ll xIOsiiP111Nh TRIGG IOClic -Burn ,lunc 14, 1920, Slwrcvcport, Louisiuna fl .if11'igf1ilY3 FYUIIIIX 111i.xx, lilly i11 .i'iil1'111'1', 1111! 111igf1l-T 111 17l'1',YIIlIlllifj'.H GEORGE CHRISTIAN STAMIQTS Born April 26, 1920, Pittsburgh, Pcnnsylvani.1 1-liAYg Crack Cumpnnyg Crack Platoon, 15OOtb.1ll, City Pan-American: Camp Dallas. A 111111111111 111111111 1111111-fJ11111fm11111 111111 Il 11l111'. .N , .s nw BTQTTY VALKUS Born ,Iuly 1, 1920, Dallas, Texas Pan-American. A girl of singularly wi1111i11g 111u11111'rsg thy Xllllllillg 11fl1'1'11111llJ of 11 p1'1'ff'r'l 11'ayf' ED SXVIFT Luffy -Born September 16, 1920, Mobile, Alabama Uv 1111111 zvlmi 1'1111'f 111' fiom, Llllll .XiIlII1lfv61'X ii ffl flu' 1lr1i11g. Evr11.YN LOUISE WARTQEN Pig Tracks, -liorn April 20, 1920, Dallas, Texas fl rurl' m11zl1i1111lio11 uf 1'b11r111 111111 skill. ARRIS BROWN TATE Bogus -Born january 11, 1920, Dallas, Texas liuotballg Baseball, Basketball. 1-11111111 by fbi' 11111 11111xi111 'Gizvx K'l'K'1'-Y N131 var, buf fru' flly l'0i1'1'l.,l lk. f JK .1 iuwxl -an X i , an-+. ,J 1 , nm Winn DOROTFIX' JANE XVEST TJOROTHY GIQALZE WFlI'Tl41 Janie -Born March 22, 1920, Dallas, Texas 17On 'i15urn Mural: 8, 1920, Dallas, Texas Crusadersg Good Sclwlarslaip Club. SIM lm fu'n'mi111li1'y, lzlnmll' lmir, uml ix . , , ,' u 1 lx A lu'u'il4'bii1g girl wilb 1111 Ufllibzlllflllg HwmH'dll'l lllnbl flL'1'.10l1tllifyC tl Vblllll fo I'Z'1'l',1'Ol1l'.,l FRED W. THOMPSON XXXALLACE 'TAYLOR Burn January 9, 1920, Dallas, Texas Born April 30, 1920, Dallas, Texas - Q Linz Pm, Press Club. Band. Y I 4 4 I V I His eirrlm' of fr1i'inl.v 1.1 I!IlllIIllfl'Kl.,l Q1ii1'lly 1l4'furu1im'1l fo x1l1'i'm'1l, iiml .Yo fur' ln' bm. MAIKY ANE WPQYlJ1i1.L , B N b ,J 1920 I dl. I, I J. MARY' Lui-, wLJ1iI.liY V' - - , , 1 . J, , L ,. Om 0 Lm Lt n lmlpll ls ll 'ml Burn December 23, 1919, Dallas, Iexaw Crusaders. Crusaders, Camp lflre Girls. We loin' xbu'x aku-Y, will u IUVV1' t'll'l'l'l' Zll'1'.YXl'I'.U SMH milimill-Y 111o1l1'ri1. CHARLES W. TlESSM12R Tesaie -Burn ,luly 2, 1920, Ft. XVOMI1, Texas Student Council, Trnckg llootballg Basketlsallg Press EARL RAYTWONU 'TUCKER Clubg Science Club. Tuck -Burn june 6, 1917, Dallas, Texas He bm llcrn kimzwz aml lilml ull lljwnglr IDf'jm11li1lwilify Xml lzuwii lm umzlub zvrml high .vi'lJ0ol.,' limi will lu' lrix limi. I I C Cilmlxr11m' iii bm' lil l7I,Lf'fIlllSfHlI1' in ber play- GXX'FN1JOLYN XVILKENS Born May 27, 1920, Housotn, Texas Crusaders. Tll'i1I!l111I,H 1'y1'x 111111 ll'iI1IIIIi,Q IL'tlj',Y.H ROLAND CRAVEN WIAQBIS Burn September 19, 1919, XXHQ11, Texne Basketball, lfuorbnllg liaseballg Press Club. nfjlll' 1l'II1'1l 111'x1'1'ij1fi1111 11,1 1711117 R11l11111l 111111 frix fooifmll 3111111-.w111'll, EDNA EARL W1N'1'E1is Born Uecember 15, 1917, Van Alstyne, Texas G1101l 1111f111'1' 111111 f1'11'111ll1111'vx 11'1'll 1'XI71'1'XX1'1l.ll CZHARLIES WINN1I1'OR1J 'KCl1Ubby '1lSOf1l March 22, 1910, D.1l1.1a, Texas So Ilfigbf ILWIN br, 111111 ful! 111 ,fI1lIQ H11 j115'f111 11111gb 1'f11'1'1'1'1l 1'11'1'j11111'.U .1 MIl.D1iEID ELIZABIZTII ZOLL Bettie -Born May 10, 1922, D111111s, Tuwxs Girl Reservesg Student Councilg 1.1111 Pms Ki111l111nv5 l11'sf 111'.1'tkl'i!Il'X fbix girl 111111 iv 1111111 I1 11 C1.ARA XWRIGHT Pel1e 71i1Jrn Mnrclm 16, 1920, 1J.111.1s, 11 N 151111 uf f1111 111111 lL'ilA.l, NELL JACK 1511111 September 28, 1921, D111111s, Terms Linz Pin. For NZ11' 1111.1 1Il,Xf YZ11' 1111111 M1111, W'l10,v1' 111111111 111'11'1' 1111'i1'xf' e A , m,.fhi ' 1 A-'A lg lomuory, l938, Graduates NOT IN PICTURES Hertha May Bohler James Dulaney Genevieve Brown Ernest Force May Ellen Clendennin Becton Houchin Margaret Farrill Nicholas Jacovidis Edna Earl Harrell O. W. Johnson Dora Kirkpatrick Roy Lambert Adell LaDue Florence Lee Dana Frances Matthews premiee Martin Ann Miller R. D. Matthews Marion Mitchell Bernard Melman Dorothy Morrison Jaek Moffett Frances Smith Harold Moflitt Helen Turner Henry Niblaek Garth Boniface Paul Boyd Harris Brin Charles Patterson Fergus Bryne Norman Ray Billie Campbell Jesse Allan Reece Richard Cannon Jack Reynolds Edward Cox Walton Rice James A. Duckworth Joe Sloan Summer Cum Loude Donald Brandt Sam Brock Melvin Bruck Jack Buster Hugh Frank Bradford Hardie Simon Lichenstein Austin Nance Henry Owen Eugene Shiels Charles Walton Marjorie Allen Thelma Chandler Kathleen Clark Ann Ella Douglas Iola Matlock Merle Mitchell Margaret Ann Sheets Evelyn Tomkies Carmen Tyson Louise Willis Frances Nell Yantis Scholastic 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 Magna Cum Laurie, is composed of those students who have made an average of 90 to 100 in all their workg the second, which is called Cum Lalmle, is composed of those who have made an average of 80 to 90 in all studies. No student may be included in either group who has made a grade below 80 in any subject. This year we have added a third group, which is called Szznznza Cum Lazule. It is composed of those junior and senior students who have maintained an average of 95 to 100 in all subjects Qincluding examinationsj studied in Woodrow' Wilson High School. The picture of this group and the names of its members appear at the head of this page, and the entire school salutes its top', scholars. On the following pages are the names of those students who met these requirements for the Hrst term this year. Due to the irregularity of attendance some names may have been omitted and the annual staff wishes this to' be their apology and excuse if such omissions have occurred. Billy Adkisson Conway Barton Don Battle Edward Bearden Hollis Boren Howard Bradley Donald Brandt Maury Barnes Sam Brock Melvin Bruck Bob Bryan Bobby Burns Richard Busey Jack Buster Joe Cain Hal Clarke Hammond Coffman Jimmy Cupples Jack Dolph F. E. Draper Edgar Elmore Warren Elrod Floyd Fisher Luther Fisher Ernest Foree Hugh Frank Neale Fugate Haword Garrison Jimmie Gaskell Irwin Glasser Jack Graham Bradford Hardie Bobby Harris Raymond Hawthorne Charles Hinckley Ira Higby Calvin Howard Curtis Johnson David Johnson R. B. Jones Dick Kincheloe Jack Kisler Al Krutilek Simon Lichenstein Marshall Mason Bobby Mayer Bob Mayo Bob McLaurin Austin Nance Mcrqno Cum Albert Nash A. D. Nelson Frederick Nichols Henry Owen Dan Parker Charles Parkerson Justus Powers Talbot Rain Frank Rainwater Herbert Roberts Frank Robertson Ray Robertson Bill Roney Fred Rowland Billy Sansing Carroll Savage John Savage Roy Sheiiield Eugene Shiels Dick Sleeper Horace Smith Perry Smith Vernon Smith Fred Smitham Charles Snyder Netum Steed Jack Stone Bob Storey Walter Teer Max Tillery Milton Tobian Jack Valentine Charles Walton Walter Whorton Charles Widdecke Dan Williams Jack Wilson Eddie Winn Louis Zang Curtis Zahn Paul Zimmermann Bennie Adams Dorothy Adams Elizabeth Alexander Marjorie Allen Sybil Anthony Alma Ruth Baldwin Dorothy Barton Emma Baumann Laude Alyne Beddoe Margaret Beilharz Aliene Bell Helena Bennett Roberta Bleakley Runelle Block Minnalee Bonno Bettina Boynton Florence Boedeker Doris Bradshaw Frances Sam Breeding Jocele Brown Lillian Brown Ophelia Brown Coleen Bryan Doris Buhrer Mary Fay Bullard Kathryne Bullock Catherine Burge Lorraine Bush Marvonne Campbell Jimmie Ruth Cargile Kathryn Carson Thelma Chandler Gene Clark Kathleen Clark Martha Faye Clark Ethel Louise Clower Betty Cobb Eschol Cole Doris Coleman Louise Coleman Margery Condon Barbara Cooper Lucille Crabb Patsy Cramblett Margaret Crandall Billie Darnell Anne Davis Gail Davis Phyllis Decker Susan Diggle Neva Doss Ann Ella Douglas Elliott Doyle Dorothy Gresham Virginia Drews Zelma Eatenson Marilee Echols Frances Edwards Peggy EhrenBerger Patricia Elliott Dorothy Jane Evans Laura Marie Farnum Martha Favor Nancy Fewell Ethel Fox Arline Franklin Margie Faye Frank Margaret Fredrick Norma Dell Friday Jeanne Garrett Aura Graham Elizabeth Grainger Delpha Gray Hazel Glass Betty Ann Gugenheim Virginia Hammond Mary Bess Hardy Peggie Hancock Lorene Hanson Mary L. Harding Dorothy Harris Hiel Hayman Marjorie Hedges Dorothy Herbert Mary F. Hickman Anne Hill Jane Hill Jerry Hill Peggy Hill Barbara Huff Frankie Hughen Margaret Hunt Lenora Ingle Nita Irish Nell Jack Mary E. Jackson Clemens Jameson Ruth Johnson Marjorie Johnsen Muriel Johnston Peggy L. Jones Alice Keitz Kathryn Kirby Rosemary Klapp Doris Knott Helen Kolius Helen Lollar Maana Cum Laude Katharine Langdon Anne Langston Virginia Lawhorn Virginia Ledbetter Betty Sue Lee Betty Lincoln Joyce Linthicum Maurine Little Sara Ann Little Frances McBride Norma McCommas Elizabeth McCulloch Irene McGee Mary Jane McKay Delma Macon Gloria Margules Helen Martin Sara Martin Virginia Martin Hazel Mason Iola Matlock Allene Mays Marilyn Miller Sammie Lea Mills Merle Mitchell Genevieve Mohr Frances Moore Louise Moore Ceville Moore Betty Mosley Genevia NefT Virginia Neher Jerry Newbill Elinore Ott Mary Lou Painter Leah Patrick Virginia Perkins Cora Bell Pietzsch Mary Jane Pinkston Alene Polvogt Dorothy Presley Jane Ramsey Marjorie Reagan Hattibel Reams Mary Nell Rhoads Jane Ritch Margery Robb Margaret Roberts Elizabeth Rooney Delpha Root Barbara Rowsey Dorothy Ruhland Addie Belle Rust Dorothy L. Ryan Daphne Salois Betty Sample Ruth Schumm Margaret Ann Sheets Doris Simmons Betti Skiles Ethylene Smith Lena Faye Smith Lucille Smith Margaret Smith Jerry Fern Speck Louise Spitler Margaret Stephens Catherine Stockarcl Helen Stockard Arlene Stopple Nadyne Taylor Margery Teague Peggy Terrell Emily Thomas Billie Gene Thornton Jane Toline Evelyn Tomkies Carmen Tyson Bette Valentine Natalie Valkus Miloty Vitosky Mary V. Voorhies Bette Waite Grace Evalyn Wall Jerry Wallace Elizabeth Walls Ann Wathen Maxine Watson Ann Whatley Martha Whiteman Louise Willis Helen Wilson Dorothy Wilson Ruth Wilson Mary Ann Windrow Hellene Wood Margaret Lee Wood Frances Nell Yantis Lucile Zahn Margaret Ablowich Nadine Bailey Lotti Barett Mary Jo Beck Ellaine Bennett Frances Blasingame Dorothy Blevins Mary Margaret Brown lsabelle Brydon Miriam Cadwallader Marian Camp Corinne Campbell Georgia Carroll Rosemary Chapman Wynelle Clayton Dorothy Sue Coffman Mary Belle Cohen Margaret Connolly Jeannette David Doris D i'g1 per lf 1'a1 nces Dudley Jane Edgar Marguerite Eli tixm Helen Fields June Gannon Willie Pearl Glenn Cum Laude Eleanor Grainger Benja Lee Gray Miriam Grubbs Clara Belle Halliburton Ella Halsey Helen Helmicli Peggy Hope Yona Hopson Mary Ann Jarvis Lida Belle Johnson Louise Kimbrel Louise Lemmon Faye Nash Lindsay Lois McLaughlin Margaret Mahoney Anna Louise Martin Ruth Mendell Mildred Metz Helyne Morrow Janet Munro Nancy Nation Novella Nelms Billie Ruth Norris Katie Odom Josephine Owen Lois Marie Palmer Mary Pollock Mary Ann Ramsey Dorothy Raynor Novelle Richardson Jeanne Simpson Bess Smith Marjorie Smith Margaret Spangler Ann Stegalc Maxie Anna Still Patricia Stoll Shirlic Tallal Joyce Taylor Maurine Terry Marilyn Thompson Willella Thrower Lura Mae Tipps Rita Valentine Virginia Van Winkle Christine Wilsliburn Maebelle Wgitterson Jerre Ellen Widenei' Joyce Willianis Dorothy Ann Womack Mildarene Worley Evelyn Yates Cum Laude Charles Agee Bill Hodge Winston Ball Arthur Ketchersid Bob Bogarte Hudson Le Grand joe Boone Ray Lemons Arthur Bowman Harry Levy Robert Claxton Hugh McWhirter George Coffey Bill Miller Edwin Comstock Seymour Myers Robert Cooper Joseph O,Rourke Walter Corona Robert Papin Charles Crowe Jimmy Pattee Tommy Duke Billy Penland Woodrow Edwards Tom Sample Seymour Florsheim Charles Shull Tommy Grifhth Norman Harrison Ch21rlCS Smith Grover Hartt Robert Stough Wilbur Hawkins Bob Terrill James Hedrick Ted Tharp Leo Henrickson Manning Trewitt Hugh Herod Tom Wathen Un dfffamoziam Qu! ye shall flourish in immortal youth Cunburt amidst the war ofelementx. Sweet be lby slumbenfn JACK GARDNER FRANK CRITTENDEN FRED L. EDWARDS, JR. IHPHHIMINIS .41 P. L. HOOPER Svrozzd Liaflzfwuzizf, Ninfli Iizfanfry Rc'.w'i'z'es, Coizzuzfzmfmzf of Cadets This is Lieutenant Hooper's first year in command of the Seventh Regiment of the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps in Wfoodrow Wilson High School, which is the largest junior military unit on record with the Wilr Department of the United States. Lieutenant Hooper has Worked hard to bring the corps to its present size and efhciency, and because of his gentlemanly manners, his scholarly attitude and his military bearing, he is one of the motivating forces of the school. Lieutenant Hooper is well prepared for his position, having studied three years at Staunton Military Academy at Staunton, Virginiag two years at Virginia Military Academy at Lexington, Virginiag two years at Lehigh University at Bethlehem, Pennsylvaniag and having spent one year in active service in the United States Army. He is a member of the All-American Rifle Team, 1936, and is listed for his efficiency as a distinguished pistol shot. SERGEANT XVILLIAM FORSTER Sergeant Forster is a retired army man, who served 21 years in the National Army, gave up active service in 1920, since which time he has been engaged as supply sergeant for the high schools of Dallas. He has been actively identified with all the military affairs of this school, since its opening in 1928. if I if ,A ..,.., X 5 . gl at 5 4 i Miss Ju LIE Fermi U s1iN Miss Feldhusen is secretary to the Com- rnandant and has proven to be a very capable second-in-commandf' Who' holds the esteem and friendship of every man in the corps. S'i'Aifi-' SERG1fgAN'r THOMAS PER1fiic'i' Sergeant Perfect acts as assistant to Sergeant Forster and attends to checking the equipment and rifles in use by the Wfoodrow Wilsoii Regi- ment. l Color Guard A Frank Robertson Fred Towles Regimental Stall Sjwilfg Term Lieutenant-Colonel Eugene Shiels Major W. H. James Major Bill Kennedy Major Hammond Coffman Major Webb Musselwhite Regimental Stoll Fall Term Lieutenant-Colonel Don Battl Major Talbot Rain Major Curtis Zahn Major Netum Steed Major Joe Cain l a j Color Guam' l S Pete Satarino Robert Reed Jack Buster . jack Dunagan Rodney Derby Wilbur Hawkins Pershing Hiegel Jack Morgan . Robert Stough Wilbur Clarkson Bill Hall . . Carroll Savage james Harrell Bob Adams Billy Adkisson Glenn Archey Louis Baker Billy Ballard Curtis Bedsole Frank Benton Hollis Boren Paul Braswell Ashley Brewer Charles Brown Robert Brundidge .lack Bryant J. R. Cobb Thomas Crabb Jimmie Estes .lack Evans Bernd OFFICERS . . Capfain . Iiirxf I,il'llfL'IIlZ7If Second Liezrfrizurzi' Sevoml Lft'llfl'lll1I7f Secoml Liezzienuzzf Sevoml Lil'Ilfl'l1dl1f Seroml LiC'Ilff'l1dI1f Firsf St'l'gL'!1l7ll Slug S!'l'gl'dllf Sfujf Sl'l'xf't1IIf . Sl'l'tQl'lllIf G. C. Herring jimmy McCarthy Austin Nance Charles Walton Hugh Cole . Lane Denson Paul Grifhth . Fred Holmes . Howard Johnson Robert Pool . Norman Ray . PRIVATES Floyd Fisher Charles Gattys Irwin Glasser Theodore Goldmann Charles Greene David Greenwood Richard Hairston Russell Harris Walter Harris Ralph Hauptmann Richard Johnson Dick Kincheloe Erme Krueger joe Kueera Bobby Lincoln Wayne McGrew Marvin McKee Don Maley Robert Marshall Frank Melaun joseph O'Rourke Eston Parry Richard Perkins Rupert Phillips Frank Rainwater Sylvan Ray James Reid -lack Reynolds John Savage George Shackleford Dick Sleeper David Small Herbert Stevenson Lester Stout Wayfne Sypert Wallace Taylor Emmett Thaxton Manning Trewitt Roy Tucker Albert Verinder Edmund Volts E. Voorhis Joe Wall R. C. Watkins Sergeant St'I'gl'tlIlf Sl'l'gt'llIIf Sergvanf Co V110 ral Corporal Corporal Corpo ral C o r po ral C o r poirul LEOFIIIJVIII Clyde Winterbauer Bill Young Louis Zeleskey Ralph Zeleskey Company Bill Kennedy . . Bob Bogarte . . Lanham Higginbotham Dick Willianmson . Delmon Smith . Herbert Cook . Hubert Driggs . Oliver Haden Charles Snyder Fred Towles . joel XVilliams Burnice Mahan . Robert Osborne . lfrnest Sullivan Kendall Allen James Anderson Clarence Blalock Clint Braken Raymond Brisendine jack Browning jim Browning Chester Cadwallader Edwin Cfassidy O'byrne Cox Sanders Cox OFFICERS PRIVATES Gerald Decker John Grimes Harold Haanan Robert Leon Hale O. C. Hanes Fred Hedges Estes Hill I.. Howard Lawrence jackson Nicholas xlacovidis Lee Jones . . Ctlpftlill . Swomf Livufemuzl Swollrf Ljl'llfl'I1LlI1f Swmnf Lif'11tc'mu1I . l irsfSe'rgw111f . . Sergvanl . Sergvurzf . Swgrallf . Sergeant . Sergeant . Sergvani . Corporul . Corporal . Corporal II Il Billy Kamperman Dupree Long ,lack Long Thomas McCullough james Morgan Harrell Neblett Claude Page Lewis Payne ,lack Phillips Harold Price Billy Quesenberry Joe Bob Samford Gilbert Sanders Rex Sharp Russell Tate Bill Thomas Billy Wagner Spurgin Ward Bill Witlner WLIFFCH Wilson Randall Wood George Zarafonetis Il Il Bill Wilson Company Bobby Burns Lonnie Hill . Billy Sansing Walter Whorton Richard Billings John Leggio . Bob MeLaurin Pete Satarino Jack Shelton . Leonard Barber U. G. Collier . Bill Duncan . Raymond Allen William Allen Bailey Anderson Thomas Baird Eugene Bonin Ertis Bradley Deryl Brice Owens Brown Eddie Byrne Mack Clarkson Albert Cline OFFICERS PRIVATES David Duff W'illinm Farley George Findlon Bill Franklin Cullen Gilliam Dick Gregg Grady Gross Eugene Hart Raymond R. H Jwthorne Howard Henderson Scott Hudson Charles Hurst Marion Hurt Curtis Johnson jack Ludwig Lewis McNatt Jack Maloney Robert Mayer Dan Parker Franklin Pearce Roy Robertson Tom Sample Seconrl LiL llfU71tlI'lf Sevoml I.ic'ufe11:u1i S1'c'0m1 I.it'IlfL'lIll1lf Svromf Lit'1lft'71llN1L . . Sergvanl . Sergeant . St'l'gt'd71f . Svrgvanf . Sergeant . Cor porul . Corporal . Corporal John Stewart E. Storm Billy Taylor Neal Trout Tom Truett Thomas Wfnlktr Charles Vfinniford Xvillard Wforley Frank Xvright Company Wfebb Musselwhite Frank Bell . Leland Hutchins Odell Johnson Ray West Billy Bledsoe . . George Bookhout . jimmy Cupples . Harry Levy . Malcolm Kutner Billy Clark . Vincent Crabb Richard Downing Eugene Martin Charles Parkerson . Ralph Abel George Ackerman jack Aven Billy Bickers W. S. Bilton Hareel Bradley Mack Cayce Freeman Clark George Coffey Edward Cox La Noue Davenport OFFICERS PRIVATES John Davis Frank Drews LI. R. Dungan Jack Edwards Robert Ewell Robert Ferguson Ed Flemister Charles Fulkerson Edward Garrett Grover Hartt Pat Hawbecker Dick Hidell Bill Huffhines Jack lrby David Johnson Richard Knowles Charles Knutsen Bob Larson James Maloney D. A. Matlock Norman Melton Eugene Noblitt . . Capfain Srforzzl Llfilfflldlff Svroml Lifllffllllllf Svrolnl Liezlierzallf Sl't'0l1tl LlUHfC'lItIIIf . Firsf Sl'l'tQL'tIIIf . . Srrgnzrzf . S1'l'gl'tlllf . Sergeant . Svrgmnl . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal , Corporal ll Il Jimmie Pattee R. N. Richardson Lonnie Riley T. W. Rush Gene Simkins James Sommers james Sparks Albert Trewitt Frank Wagenhausei Billy White Bruce Wills Compuny Manuel Edling Hugh Frank . Milton Tobian Robert Boykin Tom Collier . Gordon Doss . Mark Goode . Charles Shelton James Culwell john Harriss . Maurice Martin jack Alexander Jack Ballard James Bass Edwin Bell Joe Bishop James Blackburn Prather Brown E. A. Bye Frank Carvey Robert Claxton B. A. Davis Robert Derrington Edward Drake I OFFICERS . , . . . . Cajmzirz . S: L'O1Ill' I,iz'111'w1anf . Srmmz' l.ir'11fcm1nf . . . Srrgvurvf . SK'!'gl'tIl1f . Szfrgmznf . Sl'l'gl'ClI1f . Sw-gmzzl . Ci0l'!JfH'tIl . cjUI'I7UI'Ill . Cu1'jm1'uf PRIV ATES ,lim Elmore Bill Faison Luther Fisher Bill GrifBth Tommy Griflath F. M. Gushing Jack Hall James Harty Leslie Heath Kay Herbert Arthur Hill Bobby Hill Billy Houser Sherman Kirkland L. D. Laughlin Lawrence Lee Harold Martin Kenneth Miller Howard Palms Robert Papin Bill Periman Alton Prather Ellis Reed Pete Rice Douglas Sanders Jean Smith Robert Stone Joe Tallal Billy Tapseott W. M. Thomas Phillip Torti M. C. Via Gerald Vining Edgar Wilkins Julian Williams Jack Wilson Company OFFICERS Victor Sohle . .... . . . Capfaiu Gilbert Madden . Semua' Lirufrna11f L. A. Parrish . . Srroml Ijezrfeflalzf Tom Wathen . Sevoml I.ie11l1'11a11f Bob Taylor . . Iiirxl Sergcaul Arthur Bowm in . Sergeanf jack Lent . . Sergeant Jack Moffett . Sergeanl John Pope . . Sergean! Herbert Roberts . Sergeant Leroy Brawner . Corporal Sam Brock . . Corporal Ralph Crawford . Corporal Tommy Duke . Corporal plumes Hooper . Corporal .Ioe Boone . . Corporal Frank Robertson . . . . . Corporal PRIVATES Bill Bane Maury Barnes Dee Barr .lack Brewton Stuart Brock Rollins Brown Ray Carroll Robert Cockrell Bill Cole Willis Couch Aaron Edwards Rod Gambrell Evert Garrett Weldon Griiiin Clyde Grubb Bob Hickman Billy Higdon David Jordon Roy Lambert Jenn Long Forrest McElfresh Hugh McWhirter I. D. Martin Jimmie Martin Alfred Miller Billy Millican Frank Price Warren Reed Paul Satarino Henry Shortridge Lawrence Smith Bill Steger Jack Stone William Strange C. M. Thomas Fred Thompson Ben Tisinger Eugene White Il II Il I ' Company 'Q 45 Eugene Shiels . Melvin Bruck Ray Lemons . Edward Wilson David Giles . Edward XVinn J. M. Bryant . . Warren Cantrell . Wesley Hixon Raymond Sutton . Jack Anderson Will Orr Bearden George Bedell Gayle Birdsong Ernest Bralley Arthur Busby Jack Center Charles Cohn Hayden Cokei W. B. Cook . W. T. Edwards Jack Iieldhusen Edwin Foster E. B. Grant Robert Haney Julian Harris Marvin Hart Richard Hoefle King Hopkins Ernest Hyde Paul Johnson Homer King OFFICERS PRIVATES Irwin Klumb Henry Larsen Charles Lohr Jack May Bill Miller Slater Peacock Henry Perry George Phillips Alex Pickens Roy Richardson . Capfain . Seromf I,ft'Ilft'lId11f . Sf'f'Ol7ll I,i4'11lw1zu1f . SCILYITHII,il'1lfl'1Zl1l'1f . Sergeanf . Sergeant . Corporal . Corporal . C or po ral . C 0 1' j20 ral Joe Robinson Billy Rogers Bob Smith Douglas Smith Morgan Smith Curtis Stricklin john Waite Henry Wilkie jerry Worth Irwin Young If Ill ll f ! W. H. James . Alvin Green . Fred Kadane . Frank Owings Kenneth Dixon Gage Drackley Bernard Melman Billy Ruhland Ted Stellmacher Frank Blaha . Tommy East . Walter Holloway Clyde Nicholson Ed Phelps . Jimmie Tyler Charles Agec Thomas Aven Billy Black Jack Boggan Herschel Brown William Caldwell David Carson Elwood Cook Charles Crowe Ben Dennis Daniel Dickson Jimmie Elder Com any D J gqfweg Q 'lil 3 if ae! PM QB? Egg OFFICERS PRIVATES Leon Ellsworth Seymour Florsheim Howard Garrison Oliver Grifhth Earl Herold Bill Hodge Dan Hollon Brittain Humphrey Ed Jarrett Brooks Ketter Don King Jack Kisler Mahlon Kruse Henry Krutilek Kenneth Lindsey Marion Luttrell James Marshall Clarence Meeker James Milholland George Owens Leon Parks Howard Prince Bob Reed . Captain Firsf Lifvliwlanf . SCc'0mlLif'11tf'nanf . Seroml Lif'11fr'nanf . Sergeant . Sergvanf . Szrqeaurff . Sergeant . S1'rg4'anf . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal Junius Reimers Delbert Sharp Fred Smitham Eugene Stults Robert Sullivan Gene Thomas James Tripp Earl Tucker Donald Voss Douglas Walsh William Webb ll II Compony Aaron Childers . Winston Ball . Fred Nichols . . Bradford Hardie . Jimmie Harrell . Simon Lichenstein John McMurrain . Richard Mottweiler Joe Sloan . . Wylie Greer . . Robert Hurt . . Thomas Johnson . Kenneth Sillman . Bob Terrill . . Donald Thompson Ted Anderson Charles Bailey Franklin Blackburn John Boyd Bob Brown Franklin Burpo James Cabeen A. W. Connell Robert Cornwall Dean Cowart Rosser Dannelly Harold David OFFICERS PRIVATES Rowland Edwards Roy Ferguson Leroy Fields Jack Graham Sam Hollis Gordon Jones Emmett Landrum Milton LaDue James Porter La Prelle Guy Lawrence Max Logan Paul McClanahan John Newberry Alfred Pate Frank Petty Howard Pimlott Guion Powers Eldred Robinson Firsl Liculenanf Svvoml Lieufenanf Seasonal Lieufenanf . . Srrgranf . Srrgvanf . Sc'rgc'a11f . Sc'r'gz'anf . Sergvanf . Sfrgrarzf . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal Perry Smith Robert Sonntag Billy Stipp Herbert Stone Joe Swink H. L. Tidwell Bill Roney Arthur Tubb Charles Scarborough M. W. Wade Charles Sherrard Jack Walker' Jack Small Wlarren WO0d1llLl Jimmy Smith Louis Zang Compoiny J if at inf? ll l., if air 4? l T' eff lf' O If ffsi iff? us! OFFICERS Hammond Coffman . . . . . . . Captain Arthur Oden . . . Second-Lieutenant Leon Watson . . . Second-Lieutenant Jimmie Cameron . . First Sergeant James De Fratus . . . Sergeant Bill Fitch . . . Sergeant Jack MeAninch . . Sergeant Bob Mayo . . . Sergeant Thomas Perfect . . Sergeant Edmund Smith . . Sergeant Ralph Thompson . . Sergeant Hunter Worrall . . Sergeant Bill Campbell . Corporal Jack Carter . . . Corporal Sid Cunningham . . Corporal John Ozanne . . Corporal Horace Schwark . . . . . Corporal George Stamets . . . . . Corporal PRIVATES Don Allen Fergus Byrne Bill Baker James Calvin Harold Childers Angelo Chopelas Vernon Christian Billy Ed Day Bobby Duff Tommy Edwards Jack Esslinger La Velle Gabriel Leon Gunn George Johnson Lon Lee Tom Luker J. D. McGehee Billy McKenzie Billy McQuade W. H. Mathews Belton Matthews Billy Matthews Carl Miller Eugene Mohr Durrell Padgitt John Edmond Parks Harry Renker Henry Roberson Ira Rowland Roy Sheffield Kane Sholden Jimmie Smith Dick Stone Bill Sullivan Wendell Sullivan Charles Tessmer Ted Tharp James Thigpen Warren Tomlinson Richard Valentine Terence Walsh Jimmie Yates Jack Yesner ll ll Jack Buster . Eugene Shiels Aaron Childers Dick Williamson Tom Wathcn Delmon Smith Ted Stellmaclier Tommy Duke Frank Robertson Eugene Wlmitc Robert Cockrell David Greenwood Rifle Team MEMBERS . Cclllfalin . . Captain Firsf Lieufemm! . Sammi Lilyllffildlif . Svcoml Lirzzfcnanf . Firsi Sm'gr'a11f . Sf'rgr'a111f . Corporal . Corporal . Privazfc . Private . Prizfafe Physical Education or GQHS gg MlSSI'1'Ll11CCS Alcxgmdcr Miss Mattie Dell Webb ' Mm. Hannah Goldstcm Pianisf QNot in Picturej Gy 111 Dirccimfs IA DdllC'ilI1Q Class ZA ALlUdlIL'L'fl Gym Q 'wa fe S'Yf.1r- lm I 14 -3: M E! Q! U ...a 1' N 113 J sin Mg 1 ,, 3 Lg+'--ffgwi-i:-'Q-lim?zizfffzlmfxgfgjggggf:1qfM s? f A iii? W3 .!! . Q75 lm: gg gg QM HHHHNIZHHUN3 Se 'V f 231. Gi. 1-'ef Li , :I Md I Qrchestrcr MR. GEORGE ROYSTER . . . . Violins Charles Allison Leonard Barber Will Orr Bearden Bernice Berndt Richard Billings Ed Brooke Mavis Condley Margaret Crandall Phyllis Decker Rose Halloway Frances McBride Frances Moore Christine Pappas Ann Perfect Daisy Pranger Eldred Robinson MEMBERS Clmfincfs Jerre Hale Bobby Harris Ann Pou Hattibel Reams Cellos Dorothy Harris Helen Marie Yeager Buss Violin Clyde Winterbauer Trombones Owens Brown Wayne McGrew . Di1'eCi01f Tru mpefs Helen Beaumont Don Maley Saxophone Jeanne Garrett Tuba Wayne Sypert D ru ms Mary Julia Dungan Pianos Elizabeth Clark Margaret Crandall The Woodrow Wilson News Miss MlI,IJRl?1D -IUNIGIER ........... . Spmisor LITERARY STAFF Hammond Coffman Managing Editor Vernadine Hill . . Features jack Bailey . Managing Editor Bob Bryan . . . Features Kathleen Clark . . . Editor Martha Whiteman . Features Delma Macon . . Editor Lucy Nelle . . . Features Dorothy Adams Assoeiate Editor Virginia Hammond . Clubs Hazel Mason . flssoeiate Editor Gwanetta Austell . . Clubs Edgar Elmore . . . Literary Louise Coleman .... Society Dorothy Wilson . Literary Billy Bledsoe .... Society Hal Clarke . . . Art Simon Lichenstein . Special Assigniiienis Billy Sansing . . Sports June Biederstadt . Special Assigizments W. H. James . . spm-is Ruth Larsen . . Special Assignmeiits Walter Whorten . Sports Ralph Francis . Sperial Assignments Ed Brooke . . Sports Jack Stafford . Sperial Assignments Alvin Green . . Military Jeannette Brann .... Typist Frank Owings . . Military Mary Belle Cohen . . Typist George Zarafonetis . . Military Eva Reinhardt .... Typist Arline Franklin . . . Features Mildred Yarbrough . . . Typist ' Charles Robinson ....... Typist BUSINESS STAFF Mu. R. M. NI2f1Ell . ..... . Business Sponsor JACK BUSTER . . . . Business Manager Wrilan MUSSEI.l.XVPIITl'1 Cireiilatimi Manager in .. . s if ff' 2 1 ...5 . 'i o 1 - i s ag . . Airs... Crusader Stall SPONSORS Miss E1,1aANou B1 NNLRS . . . . . flff Mix. W. A. Pixi. . . - 311-WIVNN MISS ERMA A. GRIP!-IN . . . ...... liilifrwial BUSINESS MANAGERS IQUITURS-lN-CHllfl5 Ray Lemons Mai-rlm Wfliitcmgin Bobby Burns Emma Baumann DEPARTMENTS Sjmrli Donald Brandt . . liilifor Hugli Frnnli . ,'lui.wh1r1.' Clax.u's Louise Moore . . . Ififilor Ann Ella Douglas, Axvivfulll Organizafiorzs Elliott Doyle . . . Ifiliim' lfrnnccs Nell Yanris,A.v.ii.i1'f1rll l'4t'Hllll'l'A liuncllc Block . . lilllur Iidn llcllc -lolinson - flxilxlillll K. O. T. C. jack Buster . . FugcneSl1iclS . . Tjpivzg Zclmai llnlcnson . Margaret Stephens Ari H1ilC1arkv . . Ed Bcardcn . . . Jeanne Humphrey Virgini:1Pctcrscn Gcorgia Carroll . . lflfifor' llmlx Idrlf . lflfifnr rluiwfmll . Ifililor Axxixhzzzf . A.xxi.i1'al1l xl.ixi,ih111l fliiix fav! il M Q-5-E . ... 5- . l f . .... V A o , ,. l 1- 1 . '..22' 1- V, 'ii.i. ii i-,. , ii.i E1 5 W A sr A M EE,, in M i I 5. A zl. . ,.. . x. X ef ww W 4 'e Q . 9 3 Q F i 4 ,paw 1. iv 'CN 401 1 ib- wv W 1 f . N, df' 115 rw Virg Calvin Howard Jerome Johnson Ray Kearney J. D. Goode Jack Langston Jack Sneider Krazy Katz Published by the JANUARY SENIOR CLASS, 1937 W'oodrow Wilsoii High School inia Neher STA l5l7 Ifzfilorx LjIi!'l'tIIAYJ' Marcellus Graham Ed Comstock Jack Dolph Patricia Stoll Gusta Jones Anna Louise Martin H Il 111 o 1' Helen Martin Ceville Moore Janet Munro Mary V. Voorhies Marie Dishman Martha Faye Clark Charles Hinckley Warren Elrod Jane Hill Cover Verne Garrett Cartoons Ed Bearden Ty pix fx Louise Kimbrel Frankie Hughen J. D. Goode Jack Langston Jean Monk Sponsor H. Bush Morgan No! in Pif'izm'x Jack Dolph Gusta Jones Louise Gimbrel Jean Monk 1 X of Calkins Published by the -'UNB SENIOR CLAss, 1937 Nan Adams Martha Whiteman Bob Bryan Bob Bogarte Kathleen Clark Hammond Coifman Jennie V. Conner Jack Dunagan Woodrow Wilson High School STAFF Editors Liferury Webb Musslewhite Pauline Wenzel Seymour Honeycutt Louise Moore Everett Birdsong Marjorie Allen H Il mor Addie Belle Rust Bob Stough Typist Charles Robinson Cd7'ff1!lI1S Jack Lent Spmzsor H. Bush Morgan Eugene Shiels Fred Herold Louise Coleman Delmon Smith Dorothy Adams Randall Wood Billy Bledsoe Jeck Yesner The Senior Library Council EUQLNI-1 Sriiiirs . A. D. Nl1I.SON . . MRS. Hi-.LLN C. liimfxck Dorothy Adams Marjorie Allen Harris Brin I1QllClHI'liC Qieorgc lSOOlxl10Lll MEMBERS Hugh Frank Ralph Geb Ella Mae Halsey Wfillinm Kirby ASSISTIX NTS AI Krurilt-It . . . . . C ba! r rn an Sfmlffnf Cozmril lil'fH'c St'lIIidfil'l' . . . . . Sponxor Ray Lemons Frederick Nichols Virginia Peterson Billy Sansing Paul Zimmermann Sam Brock, xl r. Bob Storey The Senior Library Council of Woodrow Wilson High School is composed of students of the senior class chosen by Mrs. Helen C. Brnack, the librarian. The Council is the assisting, as well as the governing body of the library and some of its duties are to help students enjoy the library and also maintain a quiet, orderly atmosphere. The Council members give, to each counciling class during Book Week, the review of a current book and during the same week they present an assembly program. fcfig. 1 lsii ,sm A 2 l 151121 3 fii-??S593i'l ii3M: l?iifl51?i? '9'i A wgifflgsxirzifi a 3fQ1lffw,'f5i-lil-5 1 fizifillii 45275355 3 Q22-:i'::fi2se:'21xi5' f fwfaarzi affi-me afffwf. f 522E?ifEEi'5ilil?EEiii,i E sgarizl?iz:iiazl13ia a E ,i3:i2aags,zrgf+fs- -5 I e1222a2f2si:fs2iis2r,' 5,13-wilfgimifi trrfffzxxz Zn mr? A Wi tvtgiiizffrxfvf- ' A V213-g1's::z:5:':'ggi agiizmgf. Lixielszzr' Business Group Business Sponsor, Crusader . . . MR. W. A. PILI3 Business Managers, Crusader ....... BOBBY BURNS, RAY LEMONS Business Sponsor, Woodrow Wilson News and Director of Scloool Banking . . MR. R. M. NEHER Business Manager, Woodrow Wilson News . . . JACK BUSTER Circulation Manager, Woodrow Wilson News .... WEBB MUSSELWHITE School Bankers . . SEYMOUR FIONEYCUTT, SIMON LICHI-1NsTrzlN The management of the extra-curricular activities of Woodrow High School takes on the aspect of real business in the course of the year: The school year book, The Crusader, calls for the collection and disbursement of approximately 52500, while the Woodrow WilsrJ11 News, which is issued fortnightly, carries an annual budget of 5500. Both these publications depend entirely on student support and contain no advertising. Each Tuesday the Thrift Department opens the banking room, at which time students are urged to make deposits in their school accountsg that students appreciate this oppor- tunity of saving money and learning the habits of thrifty and intelligent conservation of their funds is shown by the fact that the school has 700 active accounts, representing a saving of S26,000. DoN BATTLE . JACK BUSTER . . Annu? BELLE RusT MR. R .M. NEHER . Margery Robb, 101 Raymond Hawkins, 102 Austin Nance, 103 Hazel Reese, 104 Fred Nichols, 105 Alice Cary Graves, 106 Ann Ella Douglas, 107 George Coffey, 108 Jane Hill, 109 Jane Dunn, 111 Laura Marie Farnum, 112 Robert Claxton, 113 Frances Moore, 1 14 Jerry Hill, 115 Bette Skiles, 1 16 Tom Wathen, 117 Marcellus Graham, 118 Ralph Geb, 119 Adde Bell Rust, Gym Neva Doss, Gym Student Council OFFICERS FALL TERM MEMBERS W. H. James, Miltary Hattibel Reams, 201 John Russell, 202 Mary V. Voorhies, 203 Bill Kennedy, 204 Helen Martin, 205 Jack Moffett, 206 Doris Buhrer, 207 208 Paul Johnson, Dick Kincheloe, 209 Jerry Wallace, 210 Billy Bledsoe, 211 Melva Jeane Bueneman, 212 Annette Frick, 213 Jane Ritch, 214 Bob McLaurin, 215 R. C. Watkins, 216 Freeman Clark, 217 Aura Graham, Hall 2 Dan Kilgore, Hall 2 . . Pl'l'S1tlf'l1f . Vim'-Pl't'xit1'i'11f . Sl'l'l'l'flll',j . SIIUIISOI' Walter Whorton, Hall 1 Teddy Ramsey, 301 Betty Jo Norvell, 302 Netum Steed, 303 Bettie Zoll, 305 Jack Graham, 306 June Biederstadt, 307 Leah Patrick, 308 L. A. Parrish, 309 Dee Barr, 3 10 A1 Krutilek, 311 Dorothy Gorman, 312 Dorothy Herbert, 313 Jack Buster, Hall 3 Ruth Sample, Hall 3 Jeanne Humphrey, Hall 4 Jerome Johnson, Hall 4 Kathleen Clark, Library Doris Simmons, Gym B Members of the Student Council represent each class in the building. There is one representative from each room and two from each study hall. They are elected by the students themselves at the beginning of each term. The council meets every Wednesday morning at the first period for instructions from its sponsor. JACK BUs'r1zR . JACK BAILEY . . JUNE B1E1JERsTAn'r VIR. R. N. NRHER . Margery Robb, 101 Louise Savage, 102 Charles Parkerson, 103 Hazel Reese, 104 Frances Nell Yantis, 105 Jane Edgar, 106 Helen Stockard, 107 George Coffey, 108 James McKinney, 109 Hugh Frank, 111 Laura Marie Farnum, 112 Dorothy Cohen, 113 Frank Benton, 114 Jerry Hill, 115 Betty Bralley, Gym Doris Owens, Gym Addie Bell Rust, Gym Austin Nance, 116 Elliott Doyle, 117 Bi11Steger, 119 Student Council OFFICERS SPRING TERM MEMBERS Pete Satarino, Military Bill Kennedy, Military Jack Bailey, Hall 1 Nan Adams, Hall 1 Jimmie Ruth Cargile, 201 Mary Hardy, 202 Melvin Bruck, 203 Bob Bryan, 204 Bill Fitch, 205 Hollis Boren, 206 Jimmie Martin, 207 Lois Street, 208 King Hopkins, 209 Billy Kieschnick, 210 Colleen Bryan, Hall 2A Alma Ruth Baldwin, Hall 2B Bernard Melman, 211 Margaret Frederick, 212 Helen Price, 213 Rosemary Klapp, 214 . . P1'e5iclf'ni . Vic'f'-Pwsidenl . Sec'rc'farjv . S fwnxor Floyd Fisher, 215 R. C. Watkins, 216 Freeman Clark, 217 Elizabeth Jackson, Hall 3 Doris Knott, Hall 3 Victor Sohle, 301 Betty Jo Norvell, 302 Carmen Tyson, 303 Jack Canton, 305 Jack Graham, 306 A. D. Nelson, Library Jim Gillespie, Hall 4 Daphne Salois Hall 4 June Biederstadt, 307 Leah Patrick, 308 L. A. Parrish, 309 Charles Crome, 310 Al Krutilek, 311 Arthur Wilson, 312 Sid Cunningham, 313 This group acts as contact men between the principal and the students, carrying his messages and directions in many important matters, sells and distributes the school newspaper, makes the Hnal selection of the yell leaders, helps to conduct the subscription campaign for the Cruxader, and assists in managing and electing the school favorites. Noilionoil l-lonor Society Miss CARRIE DIQEN, Miss NELL MILES ....... . Sponsors Winston Ball Bob Bogarte Bobby Burns Richard Busey Jack Buster Donald Brandt Bob Bryan Aaron Childers Hammond Coffman Hugh Frank Ray Lemons Simon Lichenstein Albert Nash A. D. Nelson Frederick Nichols Melvin Bruck Ernest Foree Bradford Hardie Sam Brock JUNE 1937 GRADUATVS Billy Sansing Eugene Shiels Dorothy Adams Marjorie Allen Emma Baumann Runelle Block Jocelle Brown Lorraine Bush Kathleen Clark Lucille Crabb Ann Ella Douglas Elliott Doyle Zelma Eatenson Jane Edgar Marjorie Hedges JANUARY 193 8 GR,xnU,xT11s Fred Smitham Frances Sam Breeding Doris Buhrer JUNE 1938 GIKAIJUATES Carroll Savage Mary Ann Jarvis Marjorie Johnson Doris Knott Joyce Linthicum Delma Macon Hazel Mason Sara Martin Irene McGee Louise Moore Margaret Ann Sheets Margaret Stephens Martha Whiteman Dorothy Wilson Helen Wilson Frances Nell Yantis Eschol Cole Betty Lincoln Cora Belle Pietzsch Mary Evelyn Jackson Floyd Fisher Bob Storey Muriel Johnston Bill Fitch Charles ' Merle Mitchell Al Krutilek Eddie ' Evelyn Tomkies Austin Nance Paul Q in Carmen Tyson Charles Parkerson Thelm. Ler R The National Honor Society is an organization for certain students of American secondary schools who have proved themselves good citizens of the school. Each term the members of the faculty elect 15 per cent of the 4A's, 10 per cent of the 4B's, and 5 per cent of the 3A's for membership in the society. This selection is based on the student's standing in scholarship, service, leadership, and character. lnterscholaslic Representatives :A fff ' V MR. H. BUSH MORGAN . MR. H. BUSH MORGAN . MR. H. BUSH MORGAN . Marjorie Allen Rupert Phillips Miss FLORA LOWREY Lillian Brown MR. T. W. PHILIBERT . Grace Evalyn Wall Miss MILDRED JUNIGER . Hammond Coffman Girls' Dcvlamafion Nan Adams Boy'x Dr'c'lanmiiof1 Bob Bogarte One Aff Play 'QSpnrkinu Essay fourmzliszn QNot in Picturej Kathleen Clark Helen Stockarcl Majorie Allen i Margaret Stephens Dielmai Maeon l 14 3 S jronsor Sjzonsor Sponsor S Abonsor S jnonsor Sponsor F The Trorvel Club OFFICERS MARGARET SMITH .... President MARY LOUISE FILKINS . . Virr'-President JOCELE BROWN . . . Sf'L'l'C'llHI'j' TOM WATHEN . . . Treasurer MR. A. PAUL PAPIN . . . Sponsor MEMBERS Nan Adams Joyce Linthicum Martha Baker John M. Leggio, Jr. Florence Boedecker Gloria Margules Rollins Brown Bob Mayo Georgia Carroll Lu Juana Pierson Elliott Doyle Nancy Rutherford Hortense Hutchins Carroll Savage Margaret Hunt Christine Washburri Mary Evelyn Jackson Charles M. Walton, Jr. The membership of the Travel Club was formerly limited to those students who were studying commercial geography, but the club is now open to all students who are interested in the history of Dallas and in the city,s present busines activities. At its meetings the club visits places of historical interest in or near Dallas and also visits various plants and o'fHces throughout the city. The French Club OFFICERS JOCELE BROWN . . . . President ROBERT PAPIN . Virr'-Prrsia'ent ELLIOTT DOYLIQ . . Serrzffary MB. A. PAUL PAPIN . . Sponsor MEMBERS Florence Boedecker Clemens Jameson Jane Carter Helen Martin Thomas Crabbe Elizabeth McCullough Charles Fulkerson Lu Juana Pierson Margaret Hunt Nancy Stewart Mary Evelyn Jackson Theresa Stewart Helen Marie Yeager The French Club is made up entirely of those students who are studying French, and who wish to have a better understanding of the language and to speak it more fluently. At their meetings the members read French novels and plays, study French history, learn French songs and games, and try to make the study of this language more of a pleasure than a task. ii'AUsT1N NANcE The Woodrow Wilson Unit oi The Pon Arnericon Student Forum OFFICERS FOR THE SPRING TERM :i'HE1.EN STOCKARD . GEORGE ZARAFoNu1'1s . . it BILL FITCH Billy Baird Helena Bennett Hollis Boren Louise Bradford Ashley Brewer Marian Camp Anita Chron Ethel Louise Clower Louise Coleman Patricia Compton Jeannette David Susan Diggle jane Dunn Francis Drain Tommy East Frances Edwards :iMembers of city-wide organization WBOB BRYAN, :QKATHLEEN CLARK . Rl'!Ifl'Sl'l1fdfil'l'X on flu' C Miss MABEL TURMAN ..... MEMBERS Peggy EhrenBerger Christine Everett Floyd Fisher Luther Fisher Byrdimeb Ford Tommy Griffith Billy Houser Marjorie Hedges Lanham Higginbotham Peggy Hill Rose Holloway Betty Ruth Horton Juanita Jarrett George Johnson Howard Johnson R. B. Jones Doris Knott Betty Lacy Kathryn Lankford Betty Lincoln Allene Mays Norma Moorman Doris Myers Marvin McKee Billy Ruth Norris Mary Lou Norris Katie Odom Elizabeth Porter Rita Powell Martha Proctor -lane Randall Beverly Richardson of Pan American. . Presidwzf Viva'-Prrsidwvf . Sc'c'refary . Trcfasurer ity Advisory Connril . Sponsor Kathleen Robinson Billy Ruhland Claudine Shoemaker Fred Smitham Ovetra Sparkman George Stamets Ernest Sullivan :iShirlie Tallal :?Willella Thrower Doris Townsend 'Grace Evalyn Wall Malcom Wallace Suzanne Wallace iijulian Williams jack Yesner il' Louis Zelesky The Pan-American Student Forum is a club to bring about a closer relationship, sympathy, and understanding with the peoples of the three Americas. The purpose of the club is to learn more about the history, manners, and customs of the Spanish-speaking countries than is possible in regular class work. V' - v . . lr fjfl - W if 'sew The Sencite OFl7'lClfRS HAMMOND C,O1fl'MAN . . EUGENE SHIELS . . DOROTHY WILSON DELMA MACON . . Ma. T. W. PHILIBERT MEMBERS Dorothy Adams Nan Adams Marjorie Allen Gwanetta Austell Jack Bailey Winston Ball Bob Bogarte Mary Kathryn Boyd Donald Brandt Sam Brock Melvin Bruck Bob Bryan Marie Buckner Bob Burns Lorraine Bush jane Carter Kathleen Clark Louise Coleman Lucille Crabb Jeanette David Susan Diggle Edward Drake Zelma Eatenson Jane Edgar Peggy EhrenBerger Dorothy Everett Hugh Frank Bradford Hardie Marjorie Hedges Teresa Holloway Hortense Hutchins Mary Ann Jarvis Peggy Louise Jones R. B. Jones William Kirby June Koonce Al Krutilek Margie Ludwig Gloria Margules Louise Moore Helyne Morrow A. D. Nelson Arthur Oden Martha Proctor Addie Bell Rust Margaret Ann Sheets Margaret Smith Margaret Stephens Maxie Ann Still . . Pl't'XirIl'IIf . Vin'-P1'r'xifle'11f . . Sf'Cl'f'fllfJ' Pzzblirif-5 Claairnzmz . . S jvonxor Shirlie Tallal Wallace Taylor jane Toline Mildred Turner Nina Vergati Charles Walton Grace Evalyn Wall Christine Washburn Tom Wathen Martha Whiteman Beth Williams Frances Wilson Eddie B. Winn William Wright Jack Yesner Mildred Lee Yarbrough The Senate is a club for those who are interested in current events, mainly political. The Democrats, Republicans, and non-partisans, all are privileged to state their opinions on subjects of current interest in the Open Forum discussion which follows the talks by the principal speakers. The senators represent almost all of the forty-eight states. In short, the politicians, semi-politicians, and non-politicians, all enjoy the Senate, because of its development of argumentative and thinking ability. JACK BAILLY . . MARTHA WHITEMAN . DELMA MAcoN . . Miss MILDRED JUNIGE11 . Dorothy Adams Gwanetta Austell Margaret Baker Winston Ball Dorothy Barton Emma Baumann june Biederstadt Richard Billings Frank Blaha Billy Bledsoe Runelle Block Geraldine Bloomer Olive Bostick Mary Kathryn Boyd Donald Brandt Bob Bryan Mary Faye Bullard Kathryn Bullock Kathleen Clark Hammond Coffman Jeanne Coleman Louise Coleman Mary Ellen Cook Press Club OFFICERS MEMBERS Dorothy Cooper Zelma Eatenson Edgar Elmore Dorothy Everett Margaret Farrill Ethel Fox Arline Franklin Norma Dell Friday David Giles Virginia Belle Hammond Peggy Hartnett Vernadine Hill Teresa Holloway Calvin Howard Mary Ann Jarvis R. B. Jones Frances Helen Joyce Ruth Larsen Simon Lichenstein James McKinney Hazel Mason Louise Moore . . P Vin'-P 1'vsiJc11f 7'l'Sitlf'11 f . Secrefary Margaret Munn Webb Musselwhite Katie Odom Nancy Pulliam Eva Reinhardt Shelia Reynolds Novelle Richardson Blanche Safford Billy Sansing Edmund Smith Margaret Spangler Margaret Stephens Maxie Anna Still john Nell Terry Charles Tessmer Charline Thompson Edith Tighe Walter Whorton Dorothy Wilson Frances Wilson Sponsor Mildred Lee Yarbrough George Zarafonetis The Press Club is an educational one composed of students interested in newspaper work. It affords them an opportunity to learn about the profession through talks made by prominent men and women of the journalistic Held. JACK BAILEY . Blu. KENNEDY BOBBY BURNS . MR. BAM EY HARouAvi- The Winston Ball Bob Bogarte Arthur Bowman Bob Bryan Jack Buster Robert Cockrell Hammond Coffman Mahlon Kruse Everett Hall Wilbur Hawkins Fred Kadane Hi-Y OFFICERS MEMBERS jack Lent tlimmie Marcus Bob Mayo Jack McAnineh john McMurrain Webb Musselwhite Albert Nash A. D. Nelson Glen Nicks john Pace Thomas Perfect President . Vive-Prf'siz1r'11i james Pierce Billy Sansing Eugene Shiels Victor So-hle George Stamets Ted Stellmacher Robert Stowe Earl Sullivan Bob West R. D. Willard Ed Wilson Serrcdury Sponsor Hi-Y is a group of boys organized to Create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. MARIE BUCKNER . MARGARPQT SHORT MARGARIiT ROBPQIKTS . JANE EDGAR . . . CHRISTTNE WASHBURN Miss HI2l,liN KULHNR Marguerite Anderson Doris Bateman Marion Camp Glendine Cates Mary K. Cock Mary Cooper Evelyn Duffey Eleanor Duffey Dorothy Everett Geraldine Foster Miriam Grubbs Girl Reserves OFFICERS MEMBERS Mary Bess Hardy Marjorie Hedges Dorothy Herbert Theresa Holloway Barbara Huff Hortense Hutchins Dorothy Klumb June Koonce Margie Ludwig Virginia Martin Catherine McDonald President Vice-P1'esidw1! Sr'c1'c'ia ry . . . Treasurer . Counril Rvpresezzfuiivfr Louise Moore Irene McGee Helen Miller Merele Mitchell Betty Ortmeyer Margaret Smith Margaret Spangler Maxie Anna Still Nina Vergati Bettie Zoll Sponsor The Girl Reserves are interested in discovering new things, in having good times, doing things worthwhile, making real friends, and learning more about the world in which they live. In order to do these things, the club meets once a week, having interesting and bene- ficial programs. Often members of Girl Reserves clubs of other schools are entertained. Once a month all Girl Reserve clubs throughout the city meet at ll luncheon at the Y. W. C. A. in order to promote friendships and to keep these groups as Ll unified organization. H BUSIIMORGAN . Dorothy Adams Nan Adams Marjorie Allen Jack Bailey Bobby Belcher Billy Bledsoe Bob Bogarte Sophia Mae Brockles Ed Brooke Lillian Brown Rollins Brown Melvin Bruck Bob Bryan Marie Buckner Doris Buhrer Bob Burns Little Theoiier MEMBERS Kathleen Clark Louise Coleman Martha Cox Rodney Derby Kenneth Dixon Zelma Eatenson Pat Eckels Jane Edgar Marguerite Elam Bradford Hardie Dorothy Harris Wilbur Hawkins Kay Herbert Peggy Louise Jones R. B. jones . Diwrfor June Koonce Bob Mayo Louise Moore Virginia Petersen Rupert Phillips Hattibel Reams Shiela Reynolds Eugene Shiels Ted Stellmacher Theresa Stewart Helen Stockard Nina Vergati Martha Whiteman Walter Whorton George Zarafonetis The Little Theater is the oldest club in Woodrow Wilson High School. It was organ- ized for social purposes as well as for encouraging artistic and dramatic expression. Students who possess artistic and histrionic abilities enjoy this club because it gives them in outlet for their talents. HUGH FRANK Fencing Club OFFICERS . . Pl't'Xit1t'l1f FRANK ROBERTSON . . Vice-President CORINNE CAMPBEI,L MAv1s HART MR. BUFORD A. CATES Ralph Abel Don Allen Louis Baker Winstoii Ball Frank Benton Sam Brock Hersllall Brown Robert Brundidge Hayden Cooper Charles Crowe Edward Drake Tommy Duke Jack Edwards John Grimes MEMBERS Fred Hedges Howard Johnson R. B. jones lrwin Klumb Erme Krueger Henry Larsen jack Lent Clyde Nicholson Howard Palmer john Parks Robert Pool Norman Ray Emmitt Thaxton Albert Trewitt Eugene Shiels Dick Sleeper David Small jimmy Smith E. J. Storm lid Swift Eugene XVhite jack Yesner Louis Zang Marguerite Anderson Jane Carter Peggy EhrenBerge1' Betty Cobb Jane de Fir Sc'v1'rfa1'y Treasurer . Sponsor Mary Hatt Marjorie Hedges Charlotte Hinds Ruth Housewright Joyce Linthicum Lucille Meissner Daisy Pranger Nancy Rutherford Jane Schnelle Dorothv Shoemaker jean Smith Nina Vergati The Fencing Club has recently been organized in Woodrow Wilson High School. As a hobby, fencing is superior in many ways to stamp collecting or knitting-at least, from the point of view of the student who craves action. It has a romantic appeal because of its historic background, and it is a vivid sport, exciting to the imagination. Unlike many sports, it has no definite season. Two persons, only, are necessary for participation, and it is a most invigorating exercise, conducive to good posture and bodily eo-ordination. However intricate the sport may be, the practice is fun-even for the noviceg after all, d'Artagnan was once a beginner. af ax., f Awmvxi. ,lan A. 5 Crusaders cmd Bond Two colorful groups that have added brilliance to most of Woodrow Wilson High School's public appearances this year are the Band and Crusaders. The Crusaders are a drum, bugle, and life corps composed of 112 girls dressed in scarlet and gray uniforms. The band of 80 members wear dress uniforms of corresponding colors and the combination of these two groups has caused a great deal of favorable comment from the spectators. CRUSADERS MAURINE DEYOUNG . . . Drum Major Miss FRANCES ALEXANDER . Sponsor MEMBERS W. W. H. S. BAND NORMAN HARRISON . . . Drum Major Gertrude Anderson Noka Bailey Martha Baker Helen Beaumont Claudia Bergeron Bernice Berndt Frances Sam Breeding Thelma Brendle Phyllis Brock Letha Jane Brooke Melva Jean Bueneman Leatrice Carder Jeanne Caron Almeta Carter Florence Chambers Marylouis Clemons Eschol Cole Mary Cooper Wanda Cox Martha Craig Patsy Cramblett Patty Creswell Phoebe Ann Davis Mary Julia Dungan Peggy EhrenBerger Patricia Elliott Velma Elliott Sue Ferguson Mary Louise Filkins Jane Flanigan Virgina Garnett Jeanne Garrett Rosa Hancock Marilyn Hardberger Nora Katherine Harlan Dorothy Harris Julia Hatfield Mary Hatt Dorothy Hawkins Mary Hawkins Sara Hawkins Dorothy Hill Thelma Hodde Louise Honeycutt Marie Hood Catherine Hurt Phyllis Jean Keller Bessie Kopecky Helen Larson Marjorie LeGrand Charline Lindsay Joyce Loving Ann Loyd Doris Ray McBrayer Winogene McCormack Irene McGee Jacqueline McGee Mary Louise McNeese Betty Jean Mannering Charlene Mendell Madalyn Middings Genevieve Mohr Michie Moore Katherine Morgan Patricia Morrow Mary Lou Norris Mary Ellen Oden Katie Odom Frances Peyton Ann Pou Mae Elizabeth Powell Daisy Pranger Olive Read Ann Ringler Marion Ritchie Margie Robinson Dorothy Ruhland Nancy Rutherford Alice Frances Scott Dorothy Seeley Alice Marie Selser Doris Lynn Smith Helen Smith Marjorie Smith Mildred Smith Pauline Smith LaFern Sterling Eleanor Stewart Jimmie Sullivan Shirlie Tallal Grace Thompson Marilyn Thompson Evelyn Tomkies Carmen Tyson Marjorie Utt Frances Vernon Miloty Vitosky Dorthe Vittrup JACK BUSTER . . Drum Major JACK DUNAGAN . . Drum Major MR. GEORGE ROYSTER . . Director MEMBERS Bob Adams Erme Krueger Billy Adkisson Joe Kucera Glenn Archey Louis Baker Billy Ballard Curtis Bledsoe Frank Benton Hollis Boren Paul Brswell Ashley Brewer Charles Brown Jack Bryant J. R. Cobb Thomas Crabb Wilbur Clarkson Hugh Cole Lane Denson Rodney Derby Jimmie Estes Jack Evans Floyd Fisher Charles Gattys Irwin Glasser Charles Greene David Greenwood Paul Griffith Richard Hairston Bill Hall Russell Harris G. C. Herring Ralph Hauptmann Wilbur Hawkins Pershing Hiegel Fred Holmes Richard Johnson Howard Johnson Dick Kincheloe Bobby Lincoln Jimmie McCarthy Marven McKee Robert Marshall Frank Melaun Jack Morgan Austin Nance Joseph O'Rourke Eston Parry Richard Perkins Rupert Phillips Robert Pool Norman Ray Frank Rainwater Sylvan Ray James Reed Jack Reynolds Carroll Savage Robert Stough George Shackleford Dick Sleeper David Small Herbert Stephenson Lester Stout Wayne Sypert Wallace Taylor Emmett Thaxton Manning Trewitt Roy Tucker Albert Verinder Edmund Volts E. J. Voorhis Charles Walton Bill Young Louis Zelesky Axsoriufr Members Frances Powell Loucille White CRUSADERS-Continued Arlene Vonderheid Betty Waite Gwendolyn Wilkens Anne Lou Williams Mary Jane Wendell Helene Wood Jane West Martha Whiteman Mary Lee Worley Helen Marie Yeager Jerre Widner EN W Y A 0 ' ,nv VW , n 'V 1f? fz?E42f 154 ' 4 ' gr? -as ' ' ,4'3?f4Q ' , ,KL ' - L9 - I . s. fu, QM. 4 I ' is 7 rw '-,JL iff' - a'K'. 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Never daunted, we cannot falter, In the battle, we're tried and true. Wfoodrow Wilson, our Woodrow Wilson, Woodrow Wilson, we're all for you. Cooches WADE THOMPSON . BAILEY HARGRAVE . L. N. HOUCHIN . DOYLE SMITH . Wfade W. Thompson has ably coached the football teams of Woodrow Wilson Wildcats for the past two years and has been in charge of the victorious track team for a longer period of time. He is a man greatly admired by the entire student body for his friendly manners as well as his high standards of sportsmanship. Assistant Coach Bailey W. Har- grave not only helps with the freshman football team but also trains the triple W tennis players. He is interested in both lines of sport, and at the time the CRU- SADER goes to press has every indication of having once again trained the tennis teams and stars who will gain the 1937 victory on . H emi Coach Assisfant Coach . Assislfanf Coach . Assisfacnf Coach the tennis courts of the Dallas high schools. Assistant Coach L. W. Houchin assures Woodrow Wilson High of future gridiron victories by train- ing the freshman football boys. An industrious and conscientious worker, he took charge of the un- derclassmen and while nominally he is a member of the faculty of J. L. Long Junior High the Wild- cats claim him as one of their own. Assistant Coach Doyle Smith proved his worth in coaching a strong line as assistant to Coach Thompson. He has shown a splen- did spirit of cooperation and has done much toward the betterment of athletics at Woodrow Wilson. Foolborll Squad MR. VVADE THOMPSON . . Jack Bailey Billy Baker Sam Barshop Arthur Bowman Hampton Bowman Sanford Brandt L. W. Brooks Jimmie Cameron Mack Cayce James Clark Robert Claxton Lloyd Cook La Noue Davenport Charles Davis MEMBERS J. F. Diggs John Dyer Lincoln Ellsworth Roy Ferguson Edwin Foster Ralph Gcb Wiley' Greer Ed Hart Bill Hodge Raymond Hubbard Paul Johnson Ed Jarrett Fred Kadane R. B. Kaiser William Kirby Malcolm Kutner Norman Maley Theo Marks Jimmie Martin Billy Matthews Norman Melton Jimmy Milholland Jack Moncreif A. D. Nelson Bill Parker Billy Reece Kirk Relyea Charles Seagraves Not in Pifin rv Coavb Rex Sharp Russell Shively Horace Smith Victor Sohle Robert Stone Bob Storey Billy Stout Ted Thorp Warren Tomlinson Fred Towles Walter Whorton Joel Williams J. C. Wilson Irvin Young BILLY SANSING . . . . . Slllzlzwf Manager Ray West, QIldl'fl'l'l7d!'k Russell Sliivcly, Tuclzlc jack Bailey, Guard RV XV. H. James, CTf'llf!'V Victor Sohle, Emi Lonnie Hill, Halfliaflz .vm 5 5? Q Bob Storey, Tackle Horace Smith, End Ed Hart, Guard J. C. Wilson, Q1ldVfl'7f1d!'k A. D. Nelson, Tackle Robert Bertucci, Halfbuvle A 9 an fr 5 ff Fred Kadane, Tackle Arthur Bowman, Guard Malcolm Kutner, Guard 1 Roland Webb, Halfback Robert Fowler, End William Kirby, Emi Charles Davis, Fullback 1 , W.. The Season WOODROW 205 SHERMAN 7 Releasing a deceptive aerial attack in their first game of the season, the Wildcats downed the Sherman Bearcats 20 to 7. Good punting in the first period enabled the Gray and Crimson eleven to make their first teedee at the start of the second quarter as a result of a pass, West to Kirby, which placed the ball on the 8-yard stripe from where West carried Over. Webb's pass to Smith accounted for the second score late in the quarter. Bertucci plunged over the goal for the third marker in the second half. Heads-up football aided in holding the Bearcats to one touchdown. WOODROW 0, HILLSBORO 13 Playing on a field completely covered with water and looking more a swimming meet than a football game, the Wildcats were defeated by the strong Hillsboro eleven 13 to 0. The Eagles' first six-pointer came as a result of a blocked kick. In the second quarter Bertucci fumbled behind the goal and the Hillsboro eleven recovered for their second score. From then to the end of the game the Gray and Crimson held the Eagles on par, neither pushing across a tally. In the fourth quarter, however, the Wildcats began their attack and made their only first downs of the game. WOODROW 0g WACO 6 Displaying a fine defense which held the favored Waco Tigers to a single touchdown, the Triple W went down to defeat, but not disgrace, before the invading Tigers 6 to 0. The fast Waco eleven took the pigskin in the Hrst few minutes of play and with a strong running and aerial attack climaxed by a perfectly executed lateral made the only score of the game. The Wildcats came to life at the end of the first quarter and nearly scored when Shively blocked one of the Bengals' punts, but a fumble ended the threat on the Waco 27-yard line. Both elevens had several chances to push across a tally, but were unable to click. The play of both forward lines provided the feature of the game. WOODROW 65 ADAMSON 2 The Woodrow Wilson Wildcats jumped the gun and won their opening city series game with the Adamson Leopards in the Cotton Bowl by a score of 6 to 2. Adamson drew first blood when Bertucci missed a bad pass from center and was downed behind the goal for a two-pointer for the Leopards. It was in the third quarter that Woodrowis winning counter was made. A series of runs and passes aided by a 25-yard penalty placed the ball on the Leopards' 4-yard line from where Webb took the ball over. The try for extra point was blocked, and the game ended without further scoring. WOODROW 20, DENISON 6 The Gray and Crimson footballers conquered the Yellow Jackets of Denison Hi, previously undefeated, in a day game at the Cotton Bowl by a score of 20 to 6. The Wildcats flashed a greatly improved offense, scoring their first marker after a few minutes of the first quarter. West, Wildcat quarter, took the ball over from the 1-yard line. The Triple W scored twice in the third quarter. Once Webb carried over from the 4-yard line after Shively recovered a blocked kick, and Bertucci threw Smith a pass, good for 30 yards and the Wildcats' final score. The fourth quarter was played by the second team who held the Yellow Jackets to one teedee. The Season WOODROW 7, SUNSET 30 Showing a surprising reversal of form in their second district game, the Silver and Flame of Woodrow was trampled before the onrushing Sunset Bisons, 30 to 7. Even with C. Wilson, star back, recently declared eligible, in the line-up, the Wildcats were no match for the Bisons, who scored two touchdowns in the first quarter. Lonnie Hill, Wilson cinder star, took the ball on the kick-off after the Bisons' first score and returned it 79 yards to the 10-yard line, where Wilson carried over for the Wildcats' only threat. WOODROW 19g FOREST 7 Outscoring the Green Wave of Forest 19 to 7, the Wildcats won their second city series game. In the second quarter a 33-yard run by Hill produced the Wildcats' first score. In the second half after a series of passes had been thwarted by the Lions, secondary, the Wildcats got inside the Greenies 40-yard stripe and scored on a pass, Bertucci to Fowler. A Lion fumble proved costly and resulted in the Gray and Crimson's third tally. The Lions' score came in the fourth quarter on a run by Denny. The Wildcats' victory, however, was marred by the loss of Ray West, star quarterback, who received a broken leg and was lost to the team for the remainder of the season. WOODROW 6, TECH 32 Bravely putting up with a defense and offense which they could not match, the Wildcats lost to the Tech Wolves, 32 to 6. The Wolves scored four touchdowns in the first half while holding the Wildcat backs to no gain. In the last quarter the Grey and Crimson came to life, and a series of passes worked to complete a score. With Wilson slinging them, and Kirby and Smith, ends, catching them in turn, the Wildcats marched down the field to the 5-yard line from where Wilson crashed over tackle for the count. Wilson stood out for the triple W eleven in the backfield, while Kirby and James, who continued his way to all-city-honors, starred defensively. WOODROW Og NORTH DALLAS 13 The Wildcats were knocked into fourth place in the final city series game by virtue of their defeat at the hands of the Bulldogs, 13 to 0. Ivey of North Dallas scored the first goal before five minutes of the first quarter had passed. The Woodrow line held until the fourth quarter, but their offensive attack could not get started. Cooke and Wilson gained against the Bulldog line but to no advantage. Hart, Kutner, Shively and James stood out on the defense for the Grey and Crimson eleven. WOODROW 65 BEAUMONT 0 Emerging the victors in a story book last minute finish, the Wildcats closed their season with a close win over the Royal Purple eleven of Beaumont, 6 to 0, on Turkey Day. In the closing seconds of the last quarter, Smith caught a forward pass thrown by Wilson and was downed on the 3 yard line. With 5 seconds left to play, Webb went through a hole at center large enough for a truck, for the winning score. l MR. HOW'ARD KITCHEN Malcom Kutner Kelley Simpson Norman Melton Horace Smith Lloyd Cook Paul Zimmermann Rex Sharp Basketball Squad R. D. Matthews Harold Neblett Robert Cooper Fred Towles Charles Tessmer Theo Marx Billy Parker jimmy McCarthy Charles Davis Arthur Bowman Frank Robertson A. B. Tate Bill Jones . . . Coarb joel Williams L. W. Brooks Robert Lassater Not in Picture: Ralph Geb, Student Manager Howard Kitchen, with his sincere understand- ing and helpful coaching, led the basketball team to victory. He has developed a smooth-Working team of marked ability which brought home the city and district championships. Back of it all is the lively dynamic coach who trains his boys to be good citizens as well as good sports. Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow The Secxson OUT-OF-TOWN GAMES Wills Point 30 . . . . . Golden 1 S . Bynum 20 . Gober 3 2 . . Canton 14 . . Quitman 20 . Wills Point 29 . Bynum 21 . CITY SERIES GAMES Sunset 7 ..... North Dallas 25 . Adamson 13 . Forest 18 . Tech 27 . Sunset 10 . Forest 24 . Tech 22 . North Dallas 7 .... Denton 1 S ..... CNon-City Gamej Adamson 21 .... CITY SERIES PLAY-OFF Tech 16 ..... Tech 17 . Tech 20 . DISTRICT PLAY-OFF Bardwell 23 ..... Alla Hubbard 14 . Highland Park 22 . REGIONAL Waco 24 . PLAY-OFF December December December December December December December December January January January January January January January February February February February February February February February February February February Paul Zimmermann For ward Lloyd Cooke U IlcIl'll Kelly Simpson Guard Norman Melton Cmztm' I QA' A. B. Tate Cwdw' R. D. Matthews Guard I Llrold Neblett l 01'zL'a1'11' Billy jones Cvnfm' T B P A L L Horace Smith Forward Rex Sharp Guard Arthur Bowman Guam' Jimmie McCarthy For ward Malcom Kutncr Guam' ...J ew JE' Track REGIONAL CHAMPIONS Mu. WADE W. THOMPSON . . . Vergil Ailes Bailey Anderson Austin Arrington jack Bailey Frank Bell Hampton Bowman Ernest Bralley Billy Christian I,ouis Clark Robert Cooper Pat Echols Irwin Glasser XVally Greer MEMBERS Shannon Hearne Lonnie Hill James Hooper W. H. James Ed Jarrett Fred Kadane Bill Kennedy Willialii Kirby Harold McCallum Jimmy Martin Bill Mason Jack Moncrief Jack Morgan . . Coach John Pope Jack Phillips Robert Reed Paul Saterino Bobby Shropshire Charles Smith Fred Smitham Bob Storey Phillip Torti Donald Voss Malcom Wallace Tom Wathen STUDENT MANAGERS Charles Cohen Billy Sansing fx! 1 gn :NY .I Baseball Mia Gi oimli S. Boi.Ex' ..... . C 0:1411 Conway Barton Howard Bradley Sanford Brandt Ed Brooke L. W. Brooks Jimmy Cameron Bill Cole Hugh C010 Lloyd Cooke La Noue Davenport Jack Dunagan Weldon Grifhn Bill Hall MEMBERS Bill Jones Fred Kadane R. B. Kaiser Dick Kincheloe Robert Lasater Guy Lawrence Jimmy McCarthy Clyde McHalc Harold Moflitt Glen Nicks Johnny Pace Jimmy Pattee Bill Robertson Billy Ruhland Victor Sohle Robert Stone Robert Stough William Strange Robert Terrell Buster Thompson Fred Towles Earl Tucker Leon Watson R. D. Willard joel Williams Arthur Wilson Leland Hutchins Coach George S. Boley, another member of the AI. L. Long Junior High faculty, has taken charge of the baseball squad for the Wildcats this season. He is patient and friendly, but always firm with his men and demands from them their best ability and the highest type of sportsmanshipg it is through his leadership and example that the Wildcats hope to gain another trophy as city baseball champions. MR. FRED G. ERNH . Coufb Woodrow Edwards Herbert Cook Maurice Wilson Jim Elmore George Stamets Grady Atwell Luna Charles Mobley Frank Carvey Noi in Pivfzm' Bill Campbell Jack Hall George L. Hay Kay Herbert Don Keller Henry Martin Dick Williaiaison W. BAILEY HARQRAVE . Coarlv GIRLS Mary Beth Benjamin jane Carter Byrdimeb Ford Margaret Frederick Dorothy Gorman Peggy Harris Marjorie Le Grand Ethel MeCallom Mary Dell McLean Laura Mae Meggs Mary Jane Pinkston jane Ramsey Janette XX7yatt BOYS Freeman Clark Jimmy Gaskell Fred Holmes Hudson LeGrand Seymour Myers johnny Pace Roy Robertson Kelly Simpson Billy Thomas Billy Williins , , , , ,.sTli5FfQJiff1rzjizg:eff.4,fQ537g l7Li?Qi'l-i7 , . fA:zam4 ,iTi,l,S4vl'Y - 335 ,543 A A I 1 in ,fzw igpym WWW? gb ' . f w?i?S4,,- if L ' W 'V I X We wg iizzzsfsffl Fecrtures In this section of the year book will be found the pictures of the school favorites-the three boys and three girls who were selected by the votes of all students in Woodrow Wilson High School: Miss Maxine Mills, vivacious brunette cheer leader, Mr. Jack Dunagan, band leader and trumpet player, par excellence, Miss Dorothy Gorman, friendly and gay, blonde cheer leader, Mr. Paul Zimmermann, the new-comer from Kansas, who proved himself the whirl- windn of the local basketball courts, Miss Ann Davis, the youthful blonde sophomore who brought with her from J. L. Long, Jr. High the admiration and esteem of her classmates and then added to that enough votes of upper class students to place her in the winner,s column, and Mr. Malcolm Kutner, a star both on football gridiron and the basketball court. The trophy pages may serve to recall the many victories of the W. W. Wildcats in all fields of scholastic contests: essay, declamation, sewing, golf, swimming, band, rifle, tennis, bas- ketball, football, baseball, track, relay, military drill, boxing, stamp collection, and P. T. A. at- tendance. Each cup represents outstanding achievement in one of these lines. The two senior play pages will bring back memories of the high lights of the year-the senior days, while the auditorium pages repre- sent scenes from several of the more interesting assemblies, the snap shot pages will be reminders of less serious and 1111106 less digniiied moments. 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