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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1939 volume:

GRACE CROCKEH' .33 ' 'M W A ' i W N hw W w W , W W 4 4 V H Y w 'W . nf L Y 1 ' 1 ' n ve N M3 J W M , my , -W W ,sq +- 1 uk W L 'fn x 1+ I U 1, ,V W4 WJWH ya.. W ,N .rw ff 4. D 'Y VU J 1 , 3 ' ., ' il. 1 WW .4 5, ,, ' Y' , W in 1 ww W M 'W 5 M an , , X ,f M KWH! M Q 'WA W M lf' it W in N' R -1 4 .ww r, 1 rm ' I H! , y 5511 - x WL 2235 Baljfwflf Xgdl K in ,M Qfgfxf ,rn bg? ii K 55241 :Sf V' rx aff 'af , fe A A A ff, ' ' W . 7 '51 W ' Pf:x'5X1j5 9+ l ll A 'ifwlff Dfw M RUS?-'ID R Publ islwecil by THE SEYNCIQ CLASS of Klocdroal Cflilson l-liglw School Dallas Texas 1955 ll., QP gm fix ' Q 1 afll e QQ gc -Q 6 3 Que ,gfif 33 ' ' l L Wil? lxigvifafl, il .AGA A. Q 5 li ata ?3lffAf,L5 3795! Eff? if 5 sf A A mayo. MA liz '-fl if Sffflkf 25 ffiffxiii -lille, YN1 iififif' fiif 4 ag X V M Plwfogmjrb by HrIl1'f9t'Ilfl'-1 DEDICATICDN The Senior Classes of Woodrow Wilson High School dedicate this, the tenth volume of the year book, to Mr. William A. Pile, Mathematics Instructor and Former Business Manager of The Crumder. He has instilled in the minds of his students those high ideals of honorable integrity which he has always personally maintained, he has unselfishly devoted his time and patience to the problems of youthg he has always quickly re- sponded to any call for help, at all times, both by example and precept, he has kept before us an illustration of courtesy, honor, and dependa- bility. With admiring respect and deep appre- ciation, we acknowledge our indebtedness to him for all that he has done for us and for all those fine qualities of a gentleman and a scholar which he is illustrating in his life. drocu wilson tb-5-A f High Sctwoolfv named for a reat man and degicatecl to P115 ideals fsfvsfwa presents this tenth volume of its year- boolc f-1Gl1e CTU5GdQFh Ma record in word and picture of the personalities clndfwf-1 events which have comgarised thisfmbfafa sc ool year of 1957531955 il pi W . 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XWith this quotation in mind the Seniors of Wfoodrow Wfilson have for the past four years run well. A great deal of the joy of life consists in doing perfectly, or at least to the best of one's ability, everything which he attempts to dof' -Willirzllz Mzzffaews. The Woodrow Wilson Students and Principal, with the Dallas High School Athletic Director, look with pride on the material symbols of deeds perfectly done. He who loveth a book will never want 21 faithful friend, a wholesome counseller, a cheerful companion, or an effectual comforter. -Isaac Barrow. Woodrow Wilson students apparently realize that the library is an excellent place to make friends, both in books and otherwise. E ,,,, --Our fearful trip is done The ship has Weathered every Wrack The prize We sought is Won. 1W1llf Wfaifzzzczll. Our Woodrow Wilson students apparently like to linger on the campus, even though they have already received their diplomas. 35 2? 5 ii li 3 D INISTRATI BGARD CDF EDUCATION l l l N. R. CROZIER E. B. CAUTHORN L. V. STOCKARD Sn1n'ri111rnrlc11! of Svlmolx Axxixtaul SlIlJf'l'l1ll!'lltl!'llf of Distric! SIIl7f'l'llllf'1ldf'lIt of Srlaools Srlmols COMMITTEES Finanvr Supply Mr. Gabe P. Allen, Chairman Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt, Clyairman Mr. L. O. Donald Mr. L. O. Donald Mr. Dan D. Rogers Mr. Fred D. Danford Rules Building and Sites Mr. D. D. Rogers, Chairman Mr. L. O. Donald, Chairman Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Mr. Gabe P. Allen Mrs. W. A. Lccper Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Luuclfrooms Welfare Mrs. W. A. Leepcr, Chairman Mr. Fred D. Danford, Chairman Mr. D. D. Rogers Mrs. WY A. Leeper Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Mr. Gabe P. Allen Pbolograpb by Hull-Gc11h'y To G. I.. ASI-IBURN When graduating from Woodrow Wilson High School, we, the June, 1938 and January, 1939 classes, wish to express, collectively and in- dividually, our gratitude to our Principal, G. L. Ashburn, who has been our friendly leader dur- ing our high school course. Those of us who have spent four years here remember gratefully how Mr. Ashburn helped us when we were bewildered freshmen, those of us who have been at Woodrow for a shorter time recall with equal thankfulness how welcome our principal made us feel and how rapidly he enabled us to realize that we were an integral part of a great school, all remember how, in our under class days, we swelled with pride when Mr. Ashburn spoke to us in the halls. In future days we shall always recall his genial personality, his wise direction, his kindly interest, and his genuinely democratic spirit, and we hope that June '38 will not mark the end of our friendship but may be merely a mile post along its road. Pop Ashburn, we have had a memorable time here and to you, our friend and adviser, we express our sincerest thanks. From JUNE, H938 and JANUARY, 1939 FACULTY MISS RUTH ABERNATIIY MISS PRAIQCET ALEXANDEIK MIQ'L MARY V. BAKER MIQS -IOIEPHINIL BELSTR MISS MYRA BROWN MR. RU.H CALIDWELL MR. IIUIORD A. CATES MRS. BELLE W. COl.I.INS MT. W. S. CANNON MISS SUSIE DOWNS MISS CARRIE DEEN MISS LENA LEE EDWARDS MIST JULIE FELDHUSEN MISii BURNEY FLANIKEN MR. I-IERSCHEL FORESTER SERGEA NT WILLIAM FORSTER MRS. LORI-QNE L. FRANCIS MISS CECELIA GILLMOIKE MISS ERINIA A. GRIEEIN MR. S. M. GLAZENER MISS MABETH GOEE MISS. HANNAH GOLDSTEIN MR. BAILEY XV. HAIRGRAVE MRS. LOLA MAE HASSELI. LIEUTENANT PHILIP L. HOOPER MISS MILDRED JUNIGER MISS RUBY KEITH MRS. LUCILLE BROWN KENNEDS MR. HOWARI3 KITQIIE N NOT IN PICTURES MISS EUNICE CARMAN MISS FLORA MORGAN MISS CLARA ROWE MISS ALLYS FIELD BOYLE MRS. WILLIE P. ROBERTSON MR. N. H. JOHNSON MISS SARAH SAM GRAY FACULTY MISS HELEN KUEHNE MISS FLORA LOWREY MR. S. W. MCMILLAN MR. DAN'IIJ L. MANTLE MR. H. D. MARTIN MISS NELL MILES MRS. DAISY BOWIJEN MIl.I.Lli MR. I-I. BUSI-I MORGAN MISS WINNIE D. NANQ'I 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. PHILIDERT MISS ETHEL MASTERS MISS MYRTLE ROBERTS MR. GEORGE ROYSTER MISS LEONA SEELEY MR. DOYLE SMITH MISS MARGARET SPENCER MRS. JEANNII: BESS STARNIQS MR. WADE THOMPSON MISS MABEL TURMAN MISS MAURINE WHORTON N... J-LWMISS BONNIE WILKINS MISS MATTIE DELL WEBB MISS BLANCHE WILEY MISS ZADA WELLS NOT IN PICTURES MR. FRED G. ERNEY MISS VIRGINIA ADAMS MISS ELEANOR BENNERS MRS. MARY J. DOZIER MISS LENA SCOTT MISS EDITH TRUE MRS MRS MRS. MRS MRS. MRS. Plaolograpb by Hall-Grulry WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOI PARENT-TEACHER A S S O C I ATI O N DALLAS, TEXAS OFFICERS President MRS. S. L. LARSON Vice'-Presidents MRS. J. M. PATTEE MRS. R. W. SHARP MRS. L. V. STOCKARD MRS. C. R. GOLDMAN MRS. GLENN H. JONES MRS. R. O. JAMESON MRS. CHARLES K. COHN Recording Secretary MRS. HENRY M. ROBINSON Corresponding Secretary MRS. TERRILL Treasurer MRS. EDWIN L. WILSON Hisforian ., MRS. GEORGE LOVING Auditor MRS. CHARLES M. WALTON Purliumenfarian MRS. W. F. BANE Cofnnfil Delegatrs MRS. MARVIN MCKEE MRS. WALTER TAYLOR CHAIRMEN OF STANDING COMMITTEES LLOYD PATRICK R. M. NOBLITT RAY E. HUBBARD W. M. KNOXVLES L. GUY CARTER KEMI' BURGIZ MRS MRS. MRS MRS MRS MRS. MRS. T. N. WATHEN J. P. FITCH WILBER W. HAWRINS GROVER HARTT CLIFFORD E. FARNUINI W. B. BENTON J. R. DUNCAN MRS MRS. MRS MRS MRS. MRS. B. I. TOLINE E. A. BOWMAN T. K. JOHNSTON THOMAS WALKER A. K. HERBERT JOYCE L. CURRY ,rj jk' 7' u uf I . A R, v my vsx - ' f .,N '- f 1 'Y 1,5 ffnyw .' fl H 'Q me if iii! 1 me , , ' w f fl 'f ill fl 5' ff' if ' f I5' li? , 'Vs lx A I Q s ' l 1 ,g..,f :iii E 2 .- 74 51 X, si' ff X i H Q ,5fZHQjlgfrg,aeE?fJfs,ma M E gi , fgggwsg -' ffplg ,V ,grip-1325! if if '413we2?fV ' A ' Q 5? ,, . ,5 Q ,. ' W' 'iw fi 'iff ! 5 pf 'F ' 4 Q' ' mf 'V A . 1 E ' I ' lf ' ,I f , , f I if Wg' I 5,1 1 H 2,399-if 4 me ,ifffwziswaiggigg an . ..-Sw ', 1 4 mga win if - -iv S o LAS SES JA? , .,,:, ., f' S + MS 55: :.,: A -jj V X OM Class of June, 1938 OFFICERS JOEL WILLIAMS . . . . . President BOB TERRILL . . Vivf'-Presidwzf MARTHA BAKER . . Secrwfary H.BUsH MORGAN . . Sponsor ROBIN ADAIR Born june 4, 1921, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club. Curly hair uml a joyful xmilr' Make him pleasant all lbt' while. MARGARET ELIZABETH ALEXANDER Betty -Born December 9, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pin. A diligent SIIHIVIIII, foml mul lrue, A good l'Ull1pdl1l0l1 xhafll :mike for youf, JACK ANDERSON Born November 16, 1920, Dallas, Texas Geod Scholarship Club, First Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Pan-American Student Forum. A l'bt't'fflll .vmilr ,YOIl,ll likwly filnl For lurk is happy ull flu' lime. LOUISE ALLEN Liza -Born july 13, 1920, Dallas, Texas Press Club, French Club, Little Theater, Chorus. Thix aflraflin' young girl xo alvwllrz' :mil xiwrl, In making frirmli jl1Xl llllllf ln' l1l'df.U JAMES WILBURN ANDERSON 'lAndy -Born November 18, 1920, Paris, Texas Corporal, R. O. T. C., Crack Company, Senior Publication Staff. To bun' friemls is fo ln' blessed. MARIANNA BAILEY Born December 18, 1920, Royse City, Texas Senior Publication Staff. Silenrf' ix golzlvn, 'lis agreed, Anil ln' if fo, xbcfx rifb imlz'z'zl. WILLIAM FOWLER BANE, JR. Born April 9, 1921, Dallas, Texas His xruilt' will multi' flu' long, Ilreur day S 1'I' III cbt-rr'i1'r, brigblvr, xborl uml gay. MAR1'HA BAKER Mattie -Born September 27, 1920, Celeste, Texas Secretary, 4B Class, Girl Reserves, Press Club, little Theater, Student Council, Annual Staff. Her infrlli-rl aml liwlllfjl I1ll'l1ll Wfiib rburnz io lllllkt' u pzfrferi frivmlf' JAMES CORBETT BASS Jimmie -Born july 17, 1920, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club. His good-zzufnrr'11m'xx wluhlrx him to gr! along wilb vwr'yam'.', DOROTHY Lois BARTON Dudy -Born September 22, 1920, Dallas, Texas Senate, Press Club. A xlmlioux YUIIII luzl' who is Xl'I'IOIlS . X J in ull lwr l1l1Jvr1akings. WILI. ORR BEARDEN Willie -Bmwrn May 30, 1920, Dallas, Texas Orchestra. Ilix u1'bii'w111z'11lx in music sbonlll infer him fur. WILLA ELLEINE BENNETT Billie -Born August 23, 1920, Corinth, Mississippi Little Theater, Press Club. ' HW 1il'i'li11f'xx ix bf'sf0u,'vzf upon t'l'l'Yj'0llt' FRANK FREDERICK BELL III Born February 7, 1921, Dallas, Texas Secretary, Senior Hi-Y., Airplane Club, R. O. T. C., Varsity Track Team, Rifle Team, French Club, Camp Dallas, Crack Company, Crack Platoon, Library Council, Lieutenant Colonel. Pvv'.xixfvr1Ily good-11uf1m'd and nurzuhuluut lowurrl IIIIIJILHIXKIJH sifllulionsf' DOROTHY INEZ BLEVINS Dot',-Born October 12, 1920, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Senior Publication Staff. Cll!1,Ql'IIilII 111111 swf'r'l-only ont' of her kind. BILLY GEORGE B1cRERs Red -Born june 25, 1920, Ennis, Texas Mugm'fii'ulI,y forfrful, Billy has Ibn! vlzzxin' spark of .Y077Il'fl7i7lg ffm! :nukes bill! a lvmlf'r. FLORENCE AMELIA BOEDEKER Flo Bo -Born March 14, 1921, Dallas, Texas President, Hobby Club, Secretary, Senate, Press Club, Little Theater, Art Club, Debate, President, Study Club, Newspaper Staff. Sb1 x qulrl, buf you uluwyx know sfJr x fbvrff, bwr wiflwilf bw' l7Vl'54'77f'1'-N prrmfnilily xpmki for bvrf' Aygw W. S. BILTON Born April 28, 1920, Cleburne, Texas Quiet uml rvsvru'i1 um! thoroughly zlvpwnlulrlr' ix W. S. LOUISE BRADFORD Pepper -Born April 27, 1921, Greenville, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Press Club, Girl Reserves, Fencing. A bil of mulleralitv, a bil of frirolify, uml tl j7ruxpt'r!i1'i' fum' Cr1u'l. JAMES L. BLAORRURN Jaime -Born September 28, 1920, Garland, Texas A flushing young 7111111-1'l'l'l'j'170llj' who krmzvx lrim likes him, and l'l't'P'Yj'IIlNIkY IIIIOIFX lrim.', THELMA BRENDLE Copper -Born August 15, 1921, Denver, Colornio Crusaders, Campfire Girls. 'l'iti1ru-lmiwil Tlirlunz, iz iurilullli' my of JIlll.Yl?ill1'.H GEORGE W. BOORHOUT Born November 1, 1920, Dallas, Texas Library Council, Sergeant, R. O. T. C. Hsllffifl' il fo my this abou! George: He'.v lwll-liked, tall, and i11Ir'lIigvr11. MARGARET LILLIAN BROWN Lil -Born May 28, 1921, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Senate, Linz Pins, 1937 Representative in Interseliolastic Essay Contest, Bible Linz Pin, National Honor Society, Editor, Woodrow Wilson News, Winner City Thrift Essay Contest, Senior Publication Staff. A u'il1m'r of utlniirizliou as nvll :rx uorilestsf' JOSEPH AMOS BOONE. jodie -Born August 12, 1920, Winnsboro, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Baseball, Platoon Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Fencing Club. A young man whose vwr-pruxvzzf grin rrrruix rr happy vmlurv um! a Jvxirz' fo be lilzeil by ull, bi' ufluinx his il1'xira'. MARY MARGARET BROWN Peewee -Born September 24, 1920, Mt. Pleasant, Texas livery um' lumwx of bw bf'1lIIfj'f Lei HK my ibn! xbi' ii irzfvlligviit as well. E. ARTHUR BOXVMAN Clubfoot -Born February 2, 1921, Dallas, Texas First Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Football, Basketball, Track, National Honor Society, Hi-Y., Good Scholar- ship Club. His fvrourix i11 sports ix known far uml wizlr, in mldifion, rx genflwmxu aml a xrlwolarf' MARY GEORGIA BROWN Born May 2, 1921, St. Louis, Missouri Girl Reserves. Au wlliriiig mixi, hujvlvy arm' I'aI'I'frI'1'. ROBERT EUGENE BOYKIN Barber -Born March 21, 1920, Dallas, Texas Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Track, Baseball. Though bis flI0lI,LflJf.Y um- IHIXIIOIRWIIC 114' ix uufmlrli' of ibingx llllkllUll'7I.H ISABELLE BRYIJON Izzy -Born September 20, 1920, Dallas, Texas Ilc'ra x n xumrl liiilf' girl, lull rwr' xo xriwli Xln x Il lyfzr' lbaf uv' .wlzloui IIIt'l'f.H A x ERT15 AIAQR BRAIILEY Iockeyn-Born October 23, 1919, Winnsboro, Texas A finixbril ,qrullrrmirz from bmw' lo for, A loolc nf bin: will lrll you so. MIQLVA JEAN BUENEMAN Ieanien-Born December 31, 1920, St. Louis, Missouri Linz Pins, Crusaders, Student Council, Senate. She lm all fbi' qimlifirniions of tl goocl rianrcr uml 5f70l'fSlIIIlN.n HOWARD BISHOP BRADLEY Sloppy joe -Born March 24, 1920, Chicago, Illinois Good Scholarship Club, Baseball. Nlxlfllflllgll lJI .I rlixlnwl anal on the go, HI' aliwryx bin u plmxunf 'bvllolu LOTA MA1i CAMP Born October 23, 1920, Breckenridge, Texas Annual Staff. lf .wriilixv make om' rin' in ilrix n'nrl1l, xln' will, lflfllllllf lrnnlvlv, mon rI':u'lI flu' lop. finlh WU? All AJ.'M,fjfV1 Tlfwifi ERNEST M. BRALLEY, JR. Born March 14, 1920, Dallas, Texas Sergeant, R. O. T. C. Small, quid, ami wry wml'1'xi wiib ii yrarvi fu ln' ll famous lrarlz vlan. KATHRYN JANE CARSON Born June 4, 1921, Richmond, Kansas Linz Pins, Press Club, Girl Reserves. Hur l'blHIlX miorz' bm' uillw lm' 1'lmrarlr'r firm. ROBERT JACKSON BREXVTON Cotton -Born Mareli 28, 1920, Dallas, Texas Hi-Y., Tennis. Iii aihivtiux and fixlilliug be'x firm, In l'l'l'Vj'lbilIX clxr, Hof fur lu'bi11J. JANE MARGUERITE CARTER Born March 1, 1922, Dallas, Texas Senate, Fencing Club, French Club, Girl Reserves. Thr life of fbi' jmrfy zL'bvrrz'1'r xbv goa's.', SAM H. BROCK Born May 27, 1921, Winnsborrn, Texas Senate, Art Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, Library Council, Linz Pins, Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas. Highest in i11lr1lf'rl, finest of mr! Hr is um' with whom ufc' bale lo puff. an FRANCES ELIZABETH CHAMBERS Born August 20, 1920, Dallas, Texas Annual Staff. HM frirmily Xlllill' and llfillllillllf :rays Expluirl ufvy xbr ix liked always. L. W. BROOKS Nigger Head -Born October 8, 1920, Dallas, Texas Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Viee-Presi- dent, Senior Hi-Y., Pan-American Student Forum, Good Scholarship Club. 'fKIl0M'fl1'Q' ibis ulblrh' as we da, HN: quiic a ralur' fo our Xf'l9001.,l THIQLMA JUNE CHANDLER Born June 20, 1921, Mexia, Texas National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Annual Staff. She ix a xlmiioux girl, ami more so loo, Shi' is lilzni by ull, bllfll mf' ami you. M HERSCHEL BROXVN Born October 1, 1920, Garland, Texas Fencing Club. Hr bail a happy smile for all From our I'xlrz'm he'Il mfzwr full, KATPILEEN CHRISTENBERRY Born january 16, 1921, Cleveland, Ohio Debate Club, Senate, Press Clubg Linz Pins. A goml all rouml girl, Alwayx in 1len1i1ml. ROBERT WILLIAM BURKE Que Ball --Born May 4, 1921, Amarillo, Texas He 17lr'a.Ir'I ull, uml thai? rmuzgh For in Ibis rbap yozfll fiml no bluff. ANITA MAE CLARR Nita -Born October 30, 1921, Dallas, Texas Press Clubg Art Club. SlJI i blflllll wilb fluxllirig eyes, Tlmf migbf help lo fm! you 'u'ixr'. CHESTER SAMUEL CAIJWALLADER Bula -Born December 21, 1920, Wactw, Texas Annual Staffg Track. A qlzief mm' willing worker, thai is noi ufraiil of any faskf, ELIZABETH CLARK Duchess -Born August 3, 1920, Dallas, Texas Associate Editor, Annual, Senior Publication Staffg Orchestra, Littlc Theater, Good SclIolarsl1ip Clubg Chorus, All-City Chorus, Music Guild. Her rml hair brimys an uniisual x1'nxr of humor. WILLIAM HENRY CALDWELL Willie',-Born July 23, 1920, Texarkana, Texas Corporal, R. O. T. C. We gran! thu! lhougb he hai much wil, he is wry Iby in using iff' DOROTHY BELLE COMBS Sugar -Born December 20, 1921, Mt. Pleasant, Texas A likable mr! of girl, quid bu! axxnriiigfl dmv- J.. JAMES W. CALVIN Born january 22, 1920, Dallas, Texas lf1luwvtv4l in ilum 1'ouxh'1n'lirm, Iurmzv will umlnlllzlvilly rrarlv lm goal on xlrju of xlwl null xf0m'. MANVIS VVILDA CON1J1.ITY Maw -Born September S, 1920, Richardson, Texas Orchestra. HN xofl, gentle' z'oin', 111111 lm' zimiluxf lL'tlA1'X umkz' Maris l1t'l0l'4'Al' by iill ulw lermu' ber. THOMAS EARLIZ CARO'1'llERS Tom -Born October 12, 1919, Columbus, Ohio Golf. Tuul ix an fair' lu all bil Lll'llllIlKQ.1 wilb Iris fvllou' .xlu1l1'nl.i in ln' il fair of flair. MAR-lO1il1i E1.A1NlL CONDON Born May 10, 1920, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Annual Staff. Sf11h'l1' in lmn'i11,q, rmlvli' in 4'lnm1rfr'r, Nlllfillfll' is 11 rnulil in llw .n'lmr1l. ROBERT B. COCKRELL Born january 22, 1921, Dallas, Texas Scnateg Hi-Yg Vice-President, Little Theater, Rifle Team, French Clubg Tcnnisg Sergeant, R. O, T. C., Crack Company. Pr1'ilirli0u.i for RlIbl'I'l ure: A fuller life Ihau lzix high srbool our, if lhal ran br. MARGARET HELEN CONNOLY Meg -Born September 27, 1921, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins, Senior Publication Staff. Murgur1'f is ilu' shining rxilmjzlr' in a 1'la.v.vm11u1, mul fbi' nzzflvux of nmuy guy gvIfl7l'l'lIlg.K ullfxiile of iff' GEORGE EDWARD COI'1l4'EY Bud -Born November 10, 1920, Weatlierfmmrd, Texas I Student Cuuneilg Rifle Team. WV Lulu' llml 'Sb0rly'x' bviglll will gin' llllll 11 bruil xlurf up fbi' lmlilwr lu xln'rm.v. KATHRY N LOUISE CONRAD VVeezie -Born March 19, 1920, Bowling Green, Kentucky. I.rmi.w ii 1'l'l'AY quirf uml Illft' llllll rmlrly my sbt' ix quifi' .vlmlir11rs. . ,VVV M , ,.,,, 1 ...M Blu, Com: Bill -Born August 7, 1920, Byrume, Texas Football, Baseball, Newspaper Staff. Hix lL'ilHliIIK j11'rxo11aliIy uml bit fluxhiug b1'o11'11 l',YI'X 1'v11111i11 why bix llt'11lllliVI1dHl't' ix 11111' fbul u'1' f1ri:1'. BARBARA HELEN COOPER Babs -Born August 30, 1921, Dallas, Texas Secretary of Student Council, National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Little Theater, D. A. R. Repre- sentative, Senior Publication Staff. A llli,X'fII1'l' of i11l1'll1'1'f, of bruinx, tlllll gaml loulzx, She 121111111 hon' 111 x1'p11r11l1' fully fron: I11111lzx. HUGH L. Coma Born October 17, 1919, Corsicana, Texas Football, Baseballg First Sergeant, Band. Uv- 1' f 1 fm, izgor, Hia ily: ll gowl .iporf ax well. W1' 11111 really 1l1'x1'rilv1' him ux inxf '111igbly .i11'1'1l'. MARQARH1' JEAN CRAN1JA1.1, Meg -Born December 14, 1920, Huron, South Dakota 11,1117 Pins, Little Theater: Oreliestra. THoMAs GILLESPIE CoLLlLR Tommy -Born Fcbr uary 22, 1921, Denver, Colorado Track, Second Lieutenant, Dallas: Little Theater, Hi-Y. Thr grvuivxl joy bix fri1'111l.i R. O. T. C., Camp hip hriugxg be laugbx, Xiflliff, llllll Stl-YK t1ll'l'!'f fhing.r. E LIZABETH LOUISE DAVIS Freekles -Born October 7, 1920, Dallas, Texas Senate Club. Alas, Alurkf Xblnh' foo r1'fi111'1l, lo Jo 01' my ll lbiug 1111lzi111l. ROBERT Co OPER Bob -Born July 30, 1920, Dallas, Texas Track, Linz Ax llll ull 111111111 11lb11'1'1' hz' 111rtbn11' all his ALTA PHYLLIS Born October 21, 1921, Little Theater, All City Or Pin. ix kllU11L'll, he but ll 0ll'II.n DKAQCKEIK Yale, Oklahoma ehestrag Music Guild, Concert-Master of Orcliestrag Linz Ping Senior Publi- cation Staff. UN11111' kllfll' llm' l71If fn 11111 lbw, 11111' 1111111111 fllfl' Thr Kl'l'i.Ylt'1' uf Wr1r11l1'1111' High, ll l'lllfi0 xlur, and Il 11111 to f11'11i.i1'. Xjllllflbflflj' of l1111,ql1f1'1'. S Q 3 YN 11, G,BYRNE Cox O'Scorel1 --Born July 24, 1921, Dallas, Texas Football, Student Council, Crack Company, Ser- geant, R. O. T. C. A little ll0lI.N'I1Sl' now um! Ibm, buf among Ibn bex! of men. EMMA KATHERINE DORAN Born August 7, 1920, Dallas, Texas Art Club. Au vurmtvf, 11 frm' xlfirif, ami u remly worker. VINCE NT XXIEATHERS CRABB Dinky -Born September 3, 1920, New Harmony, Indiana Golf. Noi grail, but m'ighlmrly is be. NEVA Doss Nev -Born March 2, 1921, Collinsville, Texas JAMES JOHN CUPPLES 'f1ii1m1ie -Born December 16, 1920, Tulsa, Oklahoma National Honor Society, Captain, R. O. T. C., Linz Pins. A ifepemlulllz' boy-A frm' Al7lL'7il'dI1 s0lJic'r. ELEANOR DUIfP'EY Born November 11, 1920, Summerville, Tennessee Girl Reserves. Wifb u xmile lba! ix swerf uml rhwrflzlg wilb n bear! Ibn! ix frm' ami sim'z'rc. WALTER PAUL DITTO Speedy -Born December 23, 1920, Bowie, Texas Senior Hi-Y. None 1111! bimxelf run be bis parallel. EVELYN DU1 1f'EY Twin -Born November ll, 1920, Summerville, Tennessee Student Council, Pan-Americang City 1'nn-Ameri- can, 1.itt1c Theater, Student Forum. A girl zriflv rl-mly wil uml 11 'wilt' for l'll'l',YIl7lt'.i: Girl Reserves. 'Ullimyx xmiliugg ulwubys xwcrl. .M GORDON JODSON Doss Boots -Born june 30, 1919, Collinsville, Texas Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C. Ez'z'rytlaing that hr Izrirtertakvs lar :lows well. JANE FRANCES DUNN Born February 24, 1920, Corsicana, Texas Student Council, Vice-President, Pan-American Student Forum, Advisory Council of Pan-American Student Forum, Press Club, Little Theater, Senior Publication Stag. Her intellect am! dignity will certainly get her by in life. JAMES PALMER DRAKE Duck -Born November 4, 1920, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Hr has tboxe smiling blur vyrx u'hvn'in the imp of mischief rc'xiztr'x.,' re FRANCES JEWELL EDWARDS Born August 9, 1920, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Secretary, School Pan- American Forum, Science Club. Thr quiet satisfaction of learning things rightly is ber chief dz'xirr'. FRANK DREWS Pedro -Born December 4, 1919, Dallas, Texas A man of mark. GENEVA FRANCES EDWARDS jenny -Born March 20, 1921, Henrietta, Oklahoma Sweet are the thoughts that savor of content. HUBERT GRAY DRIGGS Hoodie --Born April 26, 1920, Dallas, Texas Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C. His words are few and often fIHH'1jl.,, PEGGY FRANCES EHRENBERCER Ham and Eggs -Born June 1, 1921, Chicago, Illinois Drum Major Crusaders, Senate, Vice-President, Pan- American Student Forum, Student Council, Editor Woodrow Wilson News, Little Theater, National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Secretary, Press Club. A glint of ruisrbirf in bm' eye r1z11plz'n1Uf1ts ber fair ro1n1tcm111re. G1-Loltolf HLNRY liAo1-LN 'Suction -Born Alanuary 23, 1920, Dallas, Texas Hr ufwayx -'uiil prrz'ixr'l-y wha! ln' fbflllgllhn MARY MARGU ERITE ELAM Maggy -Born September 21, 1920, Kingsland, Arkansas Senate, Little Theater: Student Council, Linz Ping Annual Staff. ncilbllflll ix lnfrxg in uilfliliun, sbt' fmxiuxxm' u 1l'f'Iil'Ilf1' bhlllfj' given fo unly u f1'u'. ROBERT W. EATON l3udda -Born March 10, 1920, Dallas, Tennis Treasurer, Art Club, Senior Hi-Y, School Tumbler, little Tlieaterg january Senior Publication Staffg Associate Editor W. W. News. 'A xuziliug young frllrnrv, zvbnii' ufwilify ux un arrolmf ii kI1!llL'll fflfllllxbllllf fbi' .iluilrnf lmil-y. lWARY Cl1R1S'1'1N11 1.fV1zR1Q'l 1' Chris -Born -luly 29, 1920, Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves: Pan-American Student Forum. 1l itl1 ll1Illt'l'.'fIl1l1lfN,Q n'f11'1'l1'il in lm' 1 1'1'X nml ir1l1'1li,qr111'1' 1'111l1'IIf in lm' f'1i'ry in'finn. TOMMY SHAW EDWARDS Born December 25, 1919, Waco, Texas To be lruxlwf ix a greater rornplinzfnf lbw: lo ln- lol'r'1l. MARY RUTH ERNST Born October 24, 1920, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, City Pan-American Student Forumg Girl Reservesg Linz Pins. Her bloml hair M01 oflcn x11r1mx.n'u'g ber .1ll'l'l'Il nal oflrn foumlf' W. T. EDWARDS I Willie -'Born February 20, 1921, Clarksville, Arkansas First Sergeant, R. O. T. C. A t'1IHl1'1li1ll1, who offers frm' i'ml1fmr1io11ibip. V1X'1AN RUBY 1':1A.1iR121,1. Viv -Born September 13, 1920, Dallas, Texas Shy 111111 silwl, vim' in limi. JAMES V. ELMOR11 jim -Born May 30, 1920, Dallas, Texas Golf Team. flu will lu' frm' In llmti' ulm fruit in film. MARY Louisa FILKINS Born October 6, 1921, Houston, Texas Press Club, Art Club, Good Seliolartlaip Club: Newspaper Staff. Her i11f0lligi'm'i' it .tln'lm,tte1l only by lim' ln'ul4l,y. CHARLES GEOIRGIZ ELsoN Greek -Born january 26, 1920, Dallas, Texas Hi ll fiuil il unfit' or make one. MAIKX' FoRRrfsTiaR Born July 19, 1920, Dallas, Texas Student Council, Little Tlieater, Fencing Club: Riding Club, Good Scliolarsliip Club. Hur turmy twill' ilriim 1'm'i't diem. OseAR DUNLAP FERR13 Born February 5, 1922, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, I.inz Pins. Hu um :ml u fbip off fbi' olrl bluffs, lull flu' olil lrlork if.t4'lf. MARCQARIET Lois FREDRICK Born October 1, 1921, Sioux City, Iowa Senate, Secretary, Art Club, President, Little Thea- ter, Tennis, Secretary, Student Council, Linz Pins, National Honor Society, Senior Publication Staff, Popularity Contest. Margurcl it ut uiw ax Alu' um bv, Wfiflr nal rl fanll fluff ll'I' run wr. Ftovn S. FISHER, JR. Born ,Iuly 15, 1921, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Senate, National Honor Society: Second Lieutenant in Hand, Student Council. By lm 1'lu'i'rf11lrn'x.i tlllll fr-iiwillim-.tt fn' tlmll ln' ri'r114'mln'ri'zl. ANNRTT12 FRIQR Born November 4, 1920, Dallas, Texas Student Council. l'1i'ri .t lo lln' girl will: rl lvmrf izrnl cl cmilr, Tlmf lrlilkiw flvit lifa' uf llllltlvlvt 11'urll1 IL'fvil1'. WII.1.lAM DUIILIEY FITQH Memo '-Born September 25, 1921, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Pan-Amerie.1n Student Forum President, Student Councilg Senateg First Lieu- tenant, R. O. T. C.g Linz Pinsg Art Club. r'Silll'l'7'l'Ilt'XX um! iI1iI'1li,q1'l1I'I' Hlclkf' Bill u flojmlur boy. NORMA DIf1LL FRIDAY Nona -Born january 14. 1921, Canton, Texas Linz Pins, Senate, Press Club, Associate Fditor of W'ooelrow Wilsiiii News. Tu Ifai' fulnre sfai' fzlrllx ber eyes, Sl'1ll'l'Ili7Ig for 11 mivlvil ,f1ri:.r'. SEYMOUR Louis FI.oRsHI2IM, JR. Born October 24, 1921, Shreveport, Louisiana Sergeant, R. O. T. C.g Linz Pin. Eager fo fake Ifbllf life .Qi1'I'S.,, .1 X . 1 1. JEANNE ELIZABILTH GANNON fllorn November 19, 1921, Dallas, Texas '1If'tHlIIl X sfylr' ix om' of bw' umuy afll'III'H0I1x. X. ROBERT NLIL FREIJRICR Bob -Born September 10, 1920, Sioux City, Iowa Football, Senior Hi'Yq Track, Tennis, Library Council, Basketball. Our lad ll'b0 ix Im! onfy bll!ILlX0llIL' 12111 ulblvfic ulxof' VIRGINIA CUMI GARNETT Ginny,'-Born August 2, 1920, Teague, Texas Crusader, French Clubg Fencing Club. GimIy,: goozf-mzluri' ami sjwarlzfing wi! will gel ber a frlrlvr' high on Ihr' ladder' of ,v1II'1'I'xx. CHARLES FARRIMOND FULKERSON Born july 11, 1919, Dallas, Texas French Club. This IIVOHJII Cyril boy is tl l'07lli7tllli0II of nzarzyf' MARY CHARLOTTE GAY Born November 30, 1921, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum. Her lux! uunzv-Gay-ix all fbal is IIa'1'Ilm1 fo rlrxwiln' Mary Clnrrloflrf' RODERICK DI-IU GAMBRELL . Rod -Born February 12, 1921, Dallas, Texas Crack Company, Senate, Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Amateur Radio Club, Art Club. A jiizixbml gwzllcuzaiz from brad lo foe, Um' look af bim will lcll you so. RUTH MARIE GERST Half-pint -Born December 18, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins, Associate Editor, Annual Her wit and humor males laugblcr for 11115 Thr' uorlil will br bcllvr by bi'f'a'i11g brr call. EDWIN GIBBS GARDNER Born january 6, 1920, Dallas, Texas A rmlbrailml boy who is really nice- Lulx of fun and lofs of spine. EVELYN NovETA GILDER Polly -Born November 13, 1920, Dallas, Texas Student Council, Good Scholarship Club. fl more g1'II!'l'0IlX girl wr' l'0Illtl71,f jimi, Ami sbfx iiixf ax SlL'l'Fl as sbt' is kind. ff A . J? u. 0.51 HOWARD RAY GARRISON Dynamite -Born january 1, 1921, Dallas, Texas Linz Pinsg Biology Clubg Vice-President, Amateur Radio Club. A brilliant miml for clisfozwy, He sprfmls bis rlays in rezfcrief' HAZEL LEE GOODRICH Dimples -Born August 13, 1920, San Antonio, Texas Hazel is noted for cbarm and graft, A happy smile and a lowly face. IRWIN M. GLASSER Born November 15, 1920, Houston, Texas Lieutenant, R. O. T. C.g Camp Dallas, Linz Pins, National Honor Societyg Student Council, Secretary, Senior Hi-Yg Senior Publication Staff. Irwin ix rafbcr inrrk, but brigbl, Anil soon will uffain bis goaI's z1'I'ligbi. BENJA LEE GRAY Bengie -Born February 2, 1921, Edgewood, Texas Good Scholarship Club. SM kimwx when lo br jolly ami wbrn lo bc quiet Tluix, xbzfx iilfi'ai'fiz'r' uml always jzolilrf' QI! MARK G. Goonn Born August 12, 1921, Dallas, Texas Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Good Scholarship Club. His size 1lvrrL'axs'x rmf by our wlzif Hix radiunf rzuzialvifilyf' MARY IRENE GREGG Burn October 7, 1920, Fort Worth, Texas A vomparative newromvr who, alrwuly, Hux gained un c'n1'ial1I:' plum' among flu' XflHlI'lll.1,.' TOMMY RENE GRnf1f1TH Tomacito -Born November 3, 1920, Fort Worth, Texas Sergeant, R. O. T. C.: Pan-American Student Forum, Tennis, Golf. An iilililifdllll' uxixc'-4'rai'kr'r Wfhoxu quipx un' fl'f'L1Ill'1lf1j' quulc'1l. DORIS MAIJELINE HAASE Born September 2, 1921, New Orleans, Louisiana HIxllUIifl'l,! by nmuy frirml.v, f!l1'fI'f1'Vl1l of 1111111-Y. WlIll1I1'l'fl1I xpirit zrilb wbnm nom' run mrrlfmri OLIVER ROBERT HADEN Born October 14, 1920, Dallas, Texas Sergeant, R. O. T. C.: Good Scholarship Club. ,iv WANDA MAY HAGGARD Born .Iunc 21, 1919, Dallas, Texas Home Economics Club. SM has a brighl aml formal sl-ylv, Sv! of by a bright aml formal xmilvf' NV11.L1AM K. HALL, JR. Bill -Born june 13, 1920, Dallas, Texas Bascballg Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Band, Camp Dallasg Pan-American Student Forum, Good Scholar- ship Club. His fan' alwuyx r'.xprcxsc's jzlraxurc, Anil mnfzrx nm' glml lo wr' him appear. GRACE W1NNir'R131J HAMMOND Stanky -Born July 15, 1921, Dallas, .Texas Little Theater. sbp bar a manm'r ibm' ix quita' graml. Kvrlr il flmf ll'lIj' r1l1c'r1.y.r. JAMES ARTHUR HARRELI, jamese -Born October 5, 1920, Dallas, Texas Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Rifle Team, National Rifle Association. If ll goozl lima' run br bail, br' will lmrr' il. DOROTHY MEBANE HARRIS Born November 10, 1921, Tulsa, Oklahoma Orchestra, Crusaders, Press Club, Little Theater, Biology Club, National Honor Society, Associate Editor, Woodrow Wilson News, Linz Pins, Senior Publication Staff. Muxir bulb rbnrms, sbt' lms bulb. ROBERT ALAN HARRIS Born September 2, 1921, Omaha, Nebraska Linz Pins, Biology Club, Tennis, Good Scholarship Club, Senior Publication Staff. W7lJo rrlixlsml u joke Imrl rvjnirnl in Il pun. ELIZABETH INEZ HARVEY Born January 15, 1921, Houston, Texas Linz Pin. Sln x quid, hllf ber xlrruking min' nzrmol be m'a'r'llI'1l. JOHN E. HARRIS Born September 27, 1921, Dallas, Texas Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas, Senior Hi- Y, Tennis, Baseball, Crack Company, Good Scholar- ship Club. A jolly guml fvllouw I1 win' slmlrnl und intelligent offircrf' GENEVIEVE HELEN HASIE Gena -Born January 26, 1920, Amarillo, Texas Art Club. DiguifiI'Il aml lowly yd Il wry likeable girl. GROVER HARTT Born May 7, 1921, Dallas, Texas V Linz Pin, Senate, Debate Club, Senior Publication Staff. The DI'nm.vflu'm'x of Wf'0mlr0u,'. HELEN JULIA HELMICH Doe -Born November 21, 1918, San Antonio, Texas Art Club, Student Council, French Club, Annual Staff. A lfmglving, Ilnrlz-lmirvrl girl. ROBERT CHARLES HASTINGS Born November 13, 1920, Dallas, Texas Robz'r1' rvn'iI'f'rl more llmu bis slmre Wbvu rilulify was lwing buml'1'J mil. THELMA LOIS HODDE Born September 24, 1920, Dallas, Texas Crusaders. This blomlr' Ilosxvxxrs imliz'irl14ulity 1L'l7il'l7 is npprwinfed by all. JAMES WILLIAM HEDRICK Babe -Born March 13, 1921, Quanah, Texas Track, Tennis, Student Council, Good Scholarship Club. Tall, quid, and infrlligcnf wilb a 1'7K'l'lIlllH' lzzzark for ullnzrfing ibz' fairer sex. YOWONA VEE HOPSON Onte -Born March 13, 1920, Commerce, Texas A z'iI':n'iol1x rvrl-lwual zrifb un iI'n'sixlil1l1' rburzllf' WILLIAM DEWEY HIGuoN Bill,'-Born September 4, 1920, Sulpliur Springs, Texas Hr t'0HIIfX bix frirmlr by fbi' xmrv, Yr! Ibvrds always room for morI'. NEITA MAE HOUSE Cherry-Top'-Born March 19, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Bible Award. A more generous girl you mulzlift fimlg Aml xbvfs jus! as swcrf as The is kind. LEo WALTER HENRIRSON Born March 19, 1921, Stamford, Connecticut Linz Ping Pan-American Student Forum. Nvw'r iallzs muvh, but hr' learns lafs fhis way. Wbfn bis ll'A!Yl7llIg'.Y mlujliled, lJz ll have plvniy lo sayf' MARY EVELYN JACKSON Born September 27, 1920, Dallas, Texas Press Club, National Honor Society. Always sludioux fill lessons rrrr flour, Aml lbw! rbi' ix wunly for lolx of flllhv 4 RAYMOND ELI.SWOR'I'H HUBBAIRIJ Dobbie -Born September 3, 1920, San Angelo, Texas Footballg Pan-American Student Forum, Airplane Club, Good Sclmlarsliip Clubg Camp Dallas, Annual Staff. lf be keeps on modeling airjwlancs, He ix surf' lo war lo tbc hvigblx of success. CLEMENS JAMESON Kimmie -Born July 1, 1921, Dallas, Texas Hobby Clubg Little Theaterg President, Art Clubg National Honor Society, Linz Pinsg Art Editor, Annual. 'rWbdffl'FY is zvorib rloing ix worfh doing Twllg This ix fbi' molfo of CIUIIIPIIS, our belle. ROBERT M. HURT District Attorney -Born February l, 1921, Dallas, Texas Camp Dallas, Rifle Team, Fencing Clubg First Lieutenant, R. O. T. C.g Airplane Club. HHS wry nice and rnigbly wixrg Ana' in Ibis world bf.: surf' Io rim. DAISY MAURYNE JARRETT Rene -Born April 3, 1920, Italy, Texas Little Theaterg Press Clubg Art Club, Newspaper Staff, Senior Publication Staffg Popularity Contest Winner. Her lasfing prp L't1I1,f be forgoig Sbz' was nluwyx rivirly wilb Ll new sz'bt'1r1C or filoff' DAVID NAT JOHNSON Born June 28, 1922, San Antonio, Texas Linz Pins: National Honor Society A fini' xfmlrril who plays lhv piano willr an urtixiif lonely. MURIEL EVELYN JOHNSTON Born February 8, 1921, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins, National Honor Society, Senate. A young lady wilh plenty of ambition and brains to back if. FREDERIC CARLTON JOHNSON Arson -Born September 10, 1920, Birmingham Alabama rrU1It'07Il'FI1fl0l1dl, witty, and up io the minufe in his mils. MAURINE JOLLEY Jolley -Born February 20, 1921, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Girl Reserves. She fils bw :mme just izvrfvrfly, Sbc is us jolly as can br? THOMAS ALBERT JOHNSTON Ike -Born January 14, 1920, Dallas, Texas Sergeant, R. O. T. C. Qualify, no! quantify xcrrux to In' bix IIIVIIYIIYV, Am! military is his grealrsl plmlxlmf' FRANCES LORRAINE JONES Neen Neen -Born July 30, 1920, Anna, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Girl Reserves. Her Tense of humor and quid way Puls lwr among our friend.: toduyf' WILLIAM BRADLEY JONES Bill -Born June 7, 1919, Dallas, Texas Basketball, Press Club, Baseball, Senior Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Senate, Football, Newspaper Staff, Sports Editor. A smile for vzwry om' Furl: iluy Sjmfudx lrujmpiriifxs along nur' wavy. CAROLYN CRANE KEARNEY Carrie -Born October 14, 1921, Alameda, California Her will, rwoilifig lo bw' flvllrr 1lItl,QIII4'!If. LEE Blondie -Born Corporal, R. O. T. Ax nite' as With not RUTLAND JONES October 27, 1920, Waco, Texas C., Efficiency Medal, R. O. T. C. be can bc, Il faull llmf uw' can rw. JENNIE WAE KINCAID Doodle -Born February 12, 1921, Dallas, Texas Sl1upj1y, happy, gay and from What a girl for you and mr. R. B. KAISER Kaiser Bill -Born November 19, 1918, Fort Wortlm, Texas Footballg Baseball. Bow I-ull him a good xporf, Girls f10ll'1ll'7' llvvir rlosrx when be a1Jprars. JAYNE KINGSTON Scooter -Born November 28, 1921, Dallas, Texas She is well Iilzml' by m'f'ryom'g Pl'l'lfj', xmurf, and full of fun. ORBA LEI5 KANNADY Born February 16, 1920, Temple, Texas HI s silent and rather xezlule, Bn! wr' kuou' lJe'll take aIl1'ur1lagz' of fair. KATHRYN Louisiz KIRBY Kappy -Born june 15, 1920, Alvarado, Texas Linz Pins. A qnirl ilixpoxiiimi, mzruexf uml brillianlf' GORDON Rouukr KING Born September 16, 1920, Dallas, Texas Student Council, Senate, Press Club, Senior Hi-Y., Feature Editor, Woodrow W'ilson News. The gvvalrsf joy his friendship brings, He laughs, sings, und says I'leI'r'r fbiiigxfl MARY ELIZABETH KNIGHT Dixie -Born March 7, 1920, Dallas, Texas Horseback Riding, Home Economics Club. Timifl, rrrr, Bold l1l'l'I'1'.U ALBLRT EM1VlL'l l' KRU'l'1L1i1Q Al -Born june 20, 1921, Ennis, Texas National Honor Society, Little Theater, Student Council, Senior Hi-Y, Sergeant at Arms, Senate, Linz Pins, Press Club, Business Manager, Annual, Manag- ing Editor, Woodrow Wilson News. Al has u fomlmfsx for work um! l7lHilIl'XX which ii jirorml by his llldfkfll .VlIt't'l'KS in .H'lJr1ul. KATHARINE Ross LANGDON Kackie -Born january 12, 1921, Hutchins, Texas Her lark of bcigbf ix 0-Lwslaarlowezl' by ber llbllllfllllilfl' of ir1tc'l1ignII'c'.', MALCOLM JAMES KUTNER Baby Dumpling'-Born March 27, 1921, Dallas, Texas All-City Football and Basketball, Captain Football and Basketball Teams, Track, Senior Hi-Y, Senate, Vice-President, 3-A Class, Captain, R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas, Newspaper Staff, Sports Editor, Popu- larity Contest Winner. An atblrfv of fbi' fines! kind, a sqmlrr-xhoofer arm' a humlxomz' 1ur1'.' jussin Louise Lewis Born September 10, 1920, Elmer, Oklalaoma President, Home Economics Club, Good Scholarship Club. Her laranly, r1u1ru,qI', gr'r1llr'm'.vx, arm' infz'l1igr'1lr'r' vunrr lim' lo In' i'I',qurIlnl by all as u lvnr ladw1'. .wide BILLY LAMBERTH Born April 10, 1916, Corinth, Mississippi Billy ru lures flu' ailmiraliou 0 many wilb his I Ilivl . . l amz' easy rizarzfzvrf' PAYE NASH LINDSEY Born March 29, 1921, Roekwall, Texas rr If llI7I707'lIll1lfy fails lo kuovlz ul Fayels IIUUY Faye will go seeking il and vvlurn uuilb xm'rrss. JOHN MARTIN LEGGIO, JR. Born September 12, 1921, Houston, Texas Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas, Rifle Team, Hi-Y. Hlllhfllly is as amiable as 4 summcr zluyg Aml his quill' a bumorisf in bis own qlltlilll Iitflr- wayf' MARY MAURINE LITTLE Dinky -Burn May 11, 1921, Fort wlllftll, Texas Small, yrs, quid, yes lull om' of flu' r1i1'4'sl jrr'rso11s in sI'lv0ol. HARRX' ROBERT LEVY, JR. Born March 25, 1922, Dallas, Texas First Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Little Theater, Senior Hi-Y, Crack Company. Of soflrsf Imrnmws, zzlmjfurml miml, I,0l'l'Y of pI'aIY', a fvirurl of rmuIlzi1n1'. DoRIs RAY MCBRAYER Born June 11, 1920, Lune Oak, Texas Crusaders, Girl Reserves. Shu bas a gift of rmfural grave, A1111 1IlM.'llj'X shows ll smiling fare. CHARLES BOROMEAS LOHR Cl1ale -Born December 4, 1920, Dallas, Texas Camp Dallas, Senior Hi-Y. This nzwry Iurl is full of good fun, WH-'II remember llim for many years yef fa num. ,II MARY FRANCES MQCAULEY Honey -Born April 22, 1921, Dallas, Texas Home Economics Club, Chorus, Music Guild. Asirlr from lvrr looks uml bm' L'1'Yj' goml I'0i1'a', llvr' ,quorl f1I'I'swmlily malers luv' IIIIIHYYYS z'l1niIY'. -dug... kt' JEAN LOUIS LONG HENRY LEON MCBEE Born January 26, 1919, Dallas, Texas Slim --Born April 11, 1920, Dallas, Texas Hr bus tlllllliflljll uxbifb will make a 111uu. A man of few worlls but mmzy zlc'm's. BETTY GRACE MCDONALD Bogen-Born June 22, 1920, Dallas, Texas MARGARET ELIZABETH MCCULLOCH Libba -Born August 2, 1922, Dallas, Texas Senate: Press Club' National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Secretary, A rminfnf Sparklcmlhcr Umg, H A gl'1I7ll7IF xzucclncxs III her smile. Hobby Club, Little Theater, French Club, Vice- President, Art Club. An inlrrrxliug miss, who is quifc rlijfcrerlff' JAMES FRANCIS MCCARTHY Jimmie -Born August 28, 1920, Dallas, Texas Basketball, Treasurer, Senior Hi-Y, Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Football, Baseball, Camp Dallas, Band, Linz AUSTIN FRANCIS LYLE pins. BOUT JUIY 20, 1921, I-awron, Oklahoma Plays a 7ll!'l0lli01lS mriivt, and mixes lznouflmlgc wills An boncxt sucker affcr k1lou.'lmlgc. his fun aml mirflaf' DOROTIIY MARGARET MCKINLEY RUTH ALMA MCCUTCHEON Dottie -Born january 7, 1921, Dallas, Texas Born April 2, 1920, Rylie, Texas French Club, Student Council. Sbv'x quid mul IIIIIIXXIIIIIHIK, bllf .vbn x ll Thaw is rr zluinly z'l11xi1'v FIYKIYIII abou! Dorothy Ibm? girl wc can Ilflzcml auf, lmfflm crrru wbilr if flcligblxf' A NW Z fl Xin YW Cixnri T. 1v1e.11fxi.1 lvT.lCHll'51l1'11 Mnreli 19, 1919, l'.ii'is, Texas Baseball: Football, Student Council: Assistant Base- b.11l c2U.lCl1. A quivf Jixlmiilmn, i'11rm'.ii uml lcinilf' ETHH. BERNKLL1 Me1Li-.on Bernie -Born December 2, 1920, 17n11.1s, Texas Our um ivlxily twll ilu' ii frilly aml u'i.u', W1i.LiAM LAWSON McgK14.Nzn-, ,liggs -Born August 26, 1920, lfort W'orKl1, Texas Sergexnt, R, O. T. C. One of our nmxf llkmllvlr' ri'4fAfmnl.i. lV1ARC,Alil:'I' lVlAl1ONl'.Y Maggie 4-Born .Innugiry rs, 1921, D1ill.1x. Tens linv Pins, Senate, Little ,lwl'lC.llC1'1 Pres: Club, lililor, Senior l'ublie.1Iion3 Annu.1l Huff. A lufmllr of iirluizi, fun funlli la 140lI!,1'1,i, Ilir luzrlil-it mzilm' ii l111i1'lfiilnl1wv. Bon Low, MCLAUIKIN Born vlnnunry S, 1922, Dallas, Texas Captain, R. O. T. C.: Camp Dallas, Linz Pins, Na- tional Honor Society: Business Manager, Thrift. HV ii nm' of Ibm' ll 0Iltl4'l'5 of our xrbool, Being pofmlar imzuug lzofb frui'lJi'rx amz' .ifmlz'ul.i. BILLIIL MAILQR Born September 20, 1921, Dallas., Texas Girl Reserves, Pan-Amrriicnn Student Forum: Biology Club. She f7r1.ifex.i1'.v H'Hlt1fkLlbll' f1lIl'Vlf uml l'1'1'ft1iIllvY iluxr'rz'u.i x111'fi'xi. LEWIS EDMONU MCNATT, ju. Born November 10, 1920, Frankston, Texas Baskctbnllg Corporal, R. O. T. C. One who .wet lbw limi' mul plum' for i'1i'rylf1ir1,q. Gif,u'1'HA Rosii NTARKRUM uc'iC1 Kl11CUfl?7U1'11 August 26, 1920, Mesquite, Texas lIri' mf! 4'-yixi mul luv' ,Qcullr imili' lmn' iron firm' ll fvliuu' in rmruvy 11 lu'urf. BURNICE WYLIE MAHON Mutt -Born December 27, 1918, Granbury, Texas Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Airplane Club A man of lurk, a man of fasief' ALLENE FAY MAYs Faylene -Born July 22, 1920, Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves, Biology Club, Pan-American Stu- dent Forum, Press Club, City Pan American Student Forum, Annual Staff. She possesses a fcrfain intangible ffl5Ci71dfiOl1- Perhaps 'tis her unusual good humor. THEODORE MARKS Theo -Born August 7, 1920, Corsicana, Texas Football, Basketball, Good Scholarship Club, Base- ball. OulsfanJing as an aihlele io delight slurlenis, Oufslanding as a slzldcni io delight irachersf' VIRGINIA MELTON Ginger -Born February ll, 1921, Denison, Texas Her .sparkling ufil hirlrs fha' grval depth of hor head. EUGENE XERXES MARTIN Zerke -Born December 18, 1919, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Newspaper StaHi, Senate, Pan-American Student Forum, Camp Dallas, Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Track, Efficiency Medal, R. O. T. C. A real man-he finishes what he siarlsf' MILDRED CLARICE METZ Chillie -Born November 8, 1920, Lake Charles, Louisiana Cheer Leader, Linz Pin, Popularity Contest Winner. As refreshing as a breeze, sho is cazdowrd with a superlafizfe amount of plain pcpf' MAURICE JOHN MARTIN Curly -Born january 26, 1921, Dallas, Texas Lieutenant, R. O. T. C. A lilzcahlc boy, wilh happiness sparkling in his eyes, mfzfvrfhr-lass, serious when tba orrasion arises? DOROTHY MEYERS Dotty -Born September 1, 1920, Dallas, Texas Press Club. Rrfinc4l wilh suwt .Yl'l'iUlI.Ull'.YX.', BI11, JOHN MAX' Born january 17, 1920, Dallas, Texas ws A 1'L1a111f111111 of x111i11'x, 111111 1,1111 of 111111. CLARA MINNIIS M1L.LE1l Dody -Born September 18, 1918, Chandler, Texas We ll1l'1'f ibn' 11k1' 11 l111'a.Iu11f l111111g11l. NORMAN DOYLIE MELTON Red -Born February 17, 1919, Denison, Texas Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C.: Student c:AEL1111Q1lQ Senior Hi-Y, Footballg Basketball, Tf1CkQ All-City Football and lhskerlullq Baseball: Camp Dallas, Popu- larity Contest Nwinner. flu 111111111111' 111'l'K1lIl, 111111 11 11IIl1'7' uf XIlI11l'Y.,' M12Iu,I-1 M1'1'li1111.l.1. Born April 1, 1921, 17.I1las, 'liexas 1,1117 Pins: N.Ition.Il 11o1IoI' Society, ,l'1'CJSLIl'CI', L1iI'1 Reserves, A1l11LlLIl Staff: Iieniox' 1'ula1ie.Itio1I Staff. A ,q1'1'111' xf11111'11i 117111 LI g1'1'111 1'11111'111'l1'1'. ALI-'REU S. M1L1,ER Fred 41iI1rn April 26, 1920, linnis, Texas Biolugy Club, Good Sclwlarslnpq Press Clubg Annual Staff. A 11Il1l1'f y111111g 1111111 1111111 111111111 1111 XfYdIIXl'1'X.n DORLJTHY MAY MORRISON Born February S, 1920, Providence, Rhode Island 1, To 4'1ll'!7 of IIN xbr ix M1111 111111 x'y111f111l1J1'fi1'. SIIJNLY PAUL MILLER liorn February 6, 1920, Dallas, Texas Newspaper Staff, Press Club. 11 111' ix 1111111511 1111' .t111111', 11 i011j' g111111 XIl1l1'f.H BIe'I I'Y JULIA M0sI.1aY liorn ,Iune 21, 1920, Dallas, 'liexas 1iItle Pl-l1CL1TC1'Q Linz Pinsg Girl Reservesg Senior 1'IIl11ie.IIio1I Staff. Sl11' ix 1'1J1'1'1'f111 .11'1'1 1 11117121 1111! of l111' 11'1'1'k. JACK HUBERT MORGAN Born February 28, 1920, Palmer, Texas Band, Captain, R. O. T. C., Rifle Team, Student Council, Cwood Scholarship Club, Camp Dallas, Track, Popularity Contest. Nufnrv are fo Ibis one rrxorz lzruiux uml K goou' looks. ADA MARGARET MOTHERSILL Maggie -Born May 28, 1921, Denver, Colorado Senate, Press Club, Art Clubg Annual Staff. IFS alive lo lu' mziuml when yozfrv zmlunzlly lli!'l'.H OTTO AUSTIN NANCE Due -Born August 14, 1921, Dallas, Texas Vice-President, National Honor Society, Student Council, President, City Pan-American Student Forum, Vice-President, Senate, Captain, R. O. T. C., Linz Pins, Efficiency Award, R. O. T. C. Frm lhingx ara' imjloxxilvlc' lo zliligellrz' nuff xleillf' NANCY NATION Nonny -Born July 4, 1920, Erie, Kansas Press Club, Vice-President, Art Club, Little Theater, Senate: Girl Scouts, Annual Staff. Ihr lwlmziirzg dfP1lt':lV':llIl'l' IlltIA'l'X nm' uuml lo NIM' ffl f11'J'. JOHN HENRY NEWBERIKY Strawberry -Born August 12, 1920, LeFlore, Oklahoma Vice-President, junior Hi-Y, Student Council. Ile is xii-fnlffixt uml has tl broad x4'rl.w of bumorf' GENEVIA IRENE NEFF' Ginny -Born August 2, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins. She llL'l'l'I' wrlrkx, Ilt'l't'f Jovi anylhing- Anil nom' of Ibis ix lrmzu ARTHUR CLYDE NICHOLSON Nick','-Born November 25, 1920, Wellington, Texas Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas, Crack Com- pany, WOZCI1CF3fK Competition, Senior Publication Staff. lf bv ix fllvurml, be ix jnlvuxnl by manly ways. MARY FRANCES NEl,SON Fudge -Born August S, 1920, Sherman, Texas Art Club. Wilb llmf rburvzl nm! lively pep, Aflclfj' XIIVVIYY km'Al1.v in Hcp. EUGENE NoB1.lTT Gene -Born April 4, 1920, Qjlillllllllllll City, Oklnlionm Camp D,i11.is, Corporal, R. O. T. C. A gum! xfmrl in any glzzllvf' BILLIE RUTH NORIRIS Tinsey -Born March 6, 1921, Center, Texas Girl Reserves, Press Club, Linz Pins, Biology Club, Art Club, Annual Staff. Q1m'f will 1li,QlIff'il'1! aml rumliufirlg IL'Hb t'lmrm. WI1.LIAM ARTHUR GDEN, JR. Born March 27, 1920, Dallas, Texas Captain, R. O. T. C., Little Tliener, Camp Dallas, Crack Platoon, Crack Company, Seniur Publication Staff. Tall, lfloml, ix fuzvrilr' of nm' :xml ull. MARY LOU NORRIS Born November 19, 19241, Kingston, Texas 17.111-American Student lforuni, Clruxntler, Ciirl Re- serves, Press Club. li11'r'1'14'fu'i'1' .ifw ,qu1'i, ifu' iju'1'1lil.i .il1r1.xl1i114'. LOUIE EUGENE O1.lvER Born june 14, 1920, Douglasville, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Newspaper Staff, Press Club. llc ix erm' frm' and nfrrigbl, Alwu-ys f7llf.Y up u really good ffgblf' MARGARET ANN ORSAG Margie -Born September 19, 1920, Dallas, Texas 'FMLIIIA1' lmlrli ure' :von by bm' lL'LH'llI xmilc' und bm' kind wayxf' HENIKY CARPENTER OWEN, JR. Born December 17, 1920, Sweetwater, Texas National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Bible Linz Pin, Tennis, Fencing Club, Biology Club. His lIl!!7l'Lll'lIllK'!' ix wry xfill, Bn! lzvfzrullv tl Jfl'l1tI'-Y fin' llIIVlIS.H MARX' BLANQHE PADGITT Goo-Goo -liorn September 29, 1919, lJ.i1I,1s, Texas HN llllllllrj' ix fill lvmjzfct 111111 fwr HIIIL' ii ilrmll in Illtlkillfq f!1l'llI lm1rl1y. GEORGE WII.LIAM OWENS Born November 10, 1920, Dallas, Texas George is u quiet aml l7l'lI1'l'fIll lloy, Whoxz' prvxI'r1n' gizvx bit c'oumnlI'x joy. MARY LOU PAINTER Lou -Born June 6, 1920, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Art Club, Hobby Club. W'ifb plvnty of rvrlxzf Ibis alfrnr'fiz'c mixx lx 7101011 for ber c'br'i'r'f1rlmIxx. L. A. PARISH, JR. Born October 27, 1920, Dallas, Texas Senior Hi-Y, Pan-American Student Forum, Presi- dent, Student Council, Golf Team, Camp Dallas, Good Scholarship Club, Business Manager, W. W. News, Captain, R. O. T. C., Crack Company, Popularity Contest. A boy whore izziliafiw and Ilcmls an' xbown by flu' way in whirb br leads. LUJUANA MARILIJA PIERSON Lu -Born December 6, 1921, Dallas, Texas Secretary, French Club, Student Council, Linz Pin. HSZIVLY fI1'lmz'fiII' ,mil l'iIlIlI, .1t'V!'II!' uml jmlilr, To leunu' lim' ix um' nf your K1'!'tlf1'.Yf ilI'liglrIx. BILLY D. PARKER Baldy -Born October 30, 1920, Dallas, Texas Senate, Football, Basketball, Press Club, Good Scholarship Club. He bulb gainful u rban' of local funn' By bix rnrly hair uml :Manly fru1m'. FRANCES MARGARET POWELL Fran,'-Born July 28, 1920, Dallas, Texas Co-liditor, Annual, Linz Pin, Student Council, Biology Club, Little Theater, Sweater Award for Selling Football Tickets, All-City Orchestra, Orches- tra, Band, Senior Publication Staff. She ix so Iwxalili' our fimlx if zliffirulf 1L'l7f'fht'Y fo rnzpbnxize music, x1n'w'b, or li1z'mfnri'. DAN M. PARKER Born April 2, 1920, Weatherfcxrd, Texas Linz Pins. This rml-buirml lull, all will Inlmil Is lmlvil for bix rvmly wif. DAISY JANE PRANGER Daisy Mae -Born May 6, 1921, Duluth, Minnesota Drum-Major, Crusaders, Secretary, Senate, Debate Squad, Little Theater, Good Scholarship Club, All- City Orchestra, Concert-Master, Orchestra, Fencing Club, Popularity Contest. A miss H'f70,YI' L't'LllIlv'Y SlIlJl7ll'lII!'flIiX brf Fhdflll and lm' ilIf!'lll,Ql'lI!'1'.,, CF1A1i1.1iS ROY PARKILRSON Born October ZS, 1920, When, Texas Student Council, National Honor Society, Corporal, Z. SLATLR AUSTIN PEAQOCK Born September 23, 1920, Dallas, Texas lillll of life imil Iivp, loinla of .Yll1'1Al'.1Y ix our lid. R O. T. C., 1,in7 Ping Good Seliolar-.bip Club. M111li'r11l1' ill fl'IIIl7K'l' ix llrix yniiug frllou' MARY 8111121.12 Piuaussiiu Born April 20, 1921, Mena, Arkansas Her lffrlllfj' ii' rzlifuirzml in lm' iuiliiiilzmli CHAR LIiS E. PATTUQSON 'QBunk -Born February 24, 1921, Dallas, Texas A gruuil I7l'l'10lIf lu' is nlztwlxu zuilliug to l1'111l. HIELl'1N ELIZABETH QUINN Born ilune 14, 1921, Dallas, Texas Good Scliolarsliip Club, Senior Publication SlJ1 x xlwy .mil .xln .t liuliil Hn! .Xll'1'l'f in 11 frivlnl ,ilmulil lar. H FRANKIE DOLORES. RAMSEY Born April 13, 1921, Dallas, Texas Press Club. A liuril rvorlcrr uuil u rizfwitl l1llk1'r. ly. WII,LIAM Roufn PLNLAND 'lBilly',-Burn September 28, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pin, Pan-American Student Forum. Ile iloexrfl bare uz'qrlaiulum'z's, be lux frirrnll- null lolx of fl'll'lIl.U JOHNYE HAZEL REESE Tony -Born December 12, 1920, Vernon, Texas Staff. Pan -American Student Forum, Student Council. Hllufvjvy mul joyullx lbe whole iltfy fllfllllgb, n1t1l:iu,q lift- plimtnif for me 111111 fur you. x flied, ROBERT F. POOL Bob -Born April 24, 1920, Sherman, Teras Band, Corporal, R. O. T. C., Fencing Club, W. XV. News Staff, Press Club. A baril worker amz' ll good 11111xia'iu11. BEVERLY EUGENIA RICHARDSON Born June 20, 1921, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Art Club, Senate. Will-If nml u bil xophistiraivclf' JOHN I-I. POPE Poker-Puss -Born June 17, 1920, Annona, Texas Senior Hi-Y, Camp Dallas, Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C. A dark, rlf-an-rut boy, full of fun ana' jollilyfl OLETA RIFFE Born July 23, 1920, McKinney, Texas nQIlfl'f mul fair-buirml hu! fbmfx ll may abou! ber. JOHN ED REEVES slDlInny -Born May S, 1920, Couldwell, Texas Palm-Il' fur bix xurr' xu'ifim'xx of phrase and wif. ANNETTE ELORA ROBINSON Cudd1es -Born October 25, 1920, Dallas, Texas Press Club. 'fDillIilTllfil'l' fhough sin' is, she' seems easily to alfred many admirz'rx. DONALD THEODORE REID QuaCk -Born December 19, 1921, Chicago, Illinois Football, Senior Hi-Yg Little Thea-ter, Press Club. Dr'z'4lx un' more jmu'z'rfu1 llnau fhougbfxf' DOROTHY MAE ROBINSON Skipper -Born May 3, 1921, Mineral Wells, Texas Press Club. I3lilln' um! full of Iifv, vnfuling jollify zvlu'rz rr xbf' gow. W' 2 .mi-.W 1 RICHARD NoRRIs RICHARDSON, JR. HNlLlSllUTBOl'I1 May 18, 1921, Iileetra, Texas 1'.In-American Student Forum, Sergeant, R. O. T. ll, Gund Selwlarsliip Club. VI-mfflilu, I'luI1'r, I'11gII,qiI1g, Iviib flu' Ilwjw.-f of llII0ll'll'1lX1' in bis i'yI',v. MARIAN KATHLEIEN ROBINSON Kitty -liorn November R, 1920, Dallas, Texas Girl Reserves. HN llllfllfl' t',Xl'l!If7llff1'X u rwifly band, Anil II kim! u'0rI1 for I'I'I'ryoru'. LEONARD WAI.ToN RICE linrn December 15, 1919, Dallas, Texas A living lfrvnfb of lbolzgblf' ELIZABETH Jo ROGERS Born December 31, 1920, Dallas, Texas Sine ix jiwlly, iziwf, lIL'1If. 111111 ull, flml lm' iziiwl Iliipmifimz milf! bt' bmi III ullf, W A 91+ LONNII-Q RILEY Stoney -Born january 9, 1921, Dallas, Texas Crack Company, Platoon Drill, Sergeant, R. O. T. C. Unlike mot! people, bv ix willing to lead, uml we know br will Jo it lUI.'H.,, BERNICE RUSSELL Born September 1, 1920, Dialville, Texas An enfiriwig young lady, who is admired by l'1'l'Yj'Ul1l' who knows bvrf' ANDY N. ROPER Catfish -Born june 2, 1921, Glenrosc, Texas HI x u frllou' who spends his ilayxg III ibm' goof! old Wooifrou' zvuyxf' MARY LOUISE SAVAGE Born September 2, 1920, Van Alstyne, Texas Student Council, Senior Publication Staff. Fair 'lL'fff707lf, faifbfnl 'IL'lfl7iI1Q To lrll bw' uvrlb, ifs IIA1'l4'XX fo l7l'gllI.,, -Q WILLIAM JOSEPH RUHLAND Billy -Born February 1, 1920, Dallas, Texas Footballg Baseball, Sergeant, R. O. T. C.q Student Council, Pan-American Student Forumg Good Scholar- ship Club. Big, tall, uml zlurlz, a boy of grvuf rlcslinyg be likes lu play fooiball and plays it wry well. JANE SCHNELLE Bow -Born May 6, 1920, San Antonio, Texas Press Club, W. W. News Staff. A quiet, prctfy, blond, who is liked by all who know her uml she is known by quilt' u fewf' CARROLL DEAN SAVAGE Born April 7, 1921, Baily, Texas National Honor Societyg Student Council, Senior Hi-Y, Track, Basketball, Tennis, Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C.g Little Theater, Senate, Linz Pins, Camp Dallas. Anotbrr Benny Gootlnmn in the making, and bow lac plays Ihc' clu1'inef.', CORINAH ALENE SHARP Pug -Born September 2, 1920, Sulphur Springs, Texas A warlfl of bappimavx will always bv bers lvvranxr' of bvr :lmlx of le,inIlnz'ss. CHARLES WILLIAM SHELTON Bug-Eycl'-Born July 23, 1919, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Crack Company. Tim xrwrzx quilt' plainly his life plan, To br, no mailer uxhcrc, u man. I' MORINE CLARA SHOCKLEY it Red --Born March 8, 1919, Ardmore, Oklahoma She is nval, sbt' is sweet, and quilt' petite. Thru' lrullas noi many run L'ompc'if.', JAMES THEODORE SHERMAN Ted -Born August 6, 1920, Guthrie, Oklahoma A fvllow with whom we half' lo part Became be s of llac finer! sorif' CLAUDINE SHOEMAKER Diny,'-Born February 17, 1921, Winnsboro, Texas Pan-American Student Forum, Senate, Art Club. A swc'1'1rr girl no one mulzl finrl Wifb brr shining fare anal brilliant 1l1iI1!l.,, 1 MORRIS S'1'lXVl14l llxey f1'iorn Nl1l1'Cl1 28, 1921, Cialveston, Texas Good Sclioliirsliip Club. No muiiiv' bmi' xlfllllllj' ilu' rzzzllook, lu' 1'1Hll1'X up .Ylllililltffl MARGARLT ,TLA N N141 SIMPSON Wally 415orn November R, 1920, Fort WVLYYIII, Texas Suriv tfltlffll of nmr1m'r 111111 of mimf, 1'VIule1' girlx like bw' lnml lu find. G 15oRma RRAGA N S1c31,11R US. .. .lg f-Born September 1, 1920, Little Rock, Arkansas Senior Publication Staff. H A lmy of ilu' iurl, Wiffl IUIJUIII rw bull' In jmrlf' BIJFTI MAlilIi S1il1.liS 15etsie -Horn September 16, 1921, lfort Wortli, Texas Linz Pins, Press Club, Little Theater, Ari Club, Newspaper Staff: Student Council. She kunzzw limi' gnu! il ili'1i,tgl1i if jmlimiilll jrwmll 11111 lux FRED ALlDl4I1iSON SMITHAM Smitty -Born -lune 9, 1921, Dallas, Texas Student Council, Treasurer, Pan-American Student Forum, Little Theater, Senate, National Honor Society: Hi-Y, Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Crack Company, Linz Ping Business Manager of Winodrow XVilson News, Track. Willa 1'uv11'urxuii011 umf simly his limi' ix quita' full, ubirlw ln' :mit lo gain many honors in lbix 0111 world. LUCILLE GLADYS SMITH Born August S, 1921, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins. Um1vr lm' l'1Il'IVY lovin can be fouml many a kim! and iIIf1'Iligl'IIf flvu11gl1f.,' CL11fToN EARL SPAUGH Born May 4, 1919, Dallas, Texas AlffJo11glJ be mys Iilllv, br fumwx more. ARLENE STOPPL15 1fnie -Born june 4, 1920, Dallas, Texas Linz Pinsg Art Club, Annual Staff. fl ,quail sflzrlunf, ir 4'1m.iixlw1l zrnrkrr, flu' fJIl.YXl'XXO1' of an urlizi' !71'tliII.,l KVILLIAM MERRITT STEGER, JR. Born August 22, 1920, Dallas, Texas Airplane Club, Corporal, R. O. T. C., Baseball, Good Scholarship Club, Student Council. His ilisarzning smile, lip-f1II'IIt'1l nose, aml slmrlcling eyes, waltz' him one of Ihr hrs! lilzml hoys in school. SHIRLIE TALLAL Born May 30, 1921, Dallas, Texas Drum Major, Crusaders, Little Theater, Senate, Press Club, Pan-American Student Forum. HN uv-Il clisposvzl nature, ahility to lead, una' her refreshing curiosity make her a leader among stzulentsf' JACK STONE Stonehead -Born June 25, 1921, Dallas, Texas Managing Editor, Woodrow Wilson News, Good Scholarship Club, President, Press Club, Senior Hi-Y, Senior Publication Staff. He sfamls high in lhv 1lIl1flJ!'llIllflL'!ll tree, Anil a good erigizmvr, he should prove to be? LOIS MARGUARETI3 TAPSCOTT Little-bit --Born January 21, 1919, Dallas,fTex ROBERT GERALD STOREY Lirr1e One -Born April 27, 1921, Tyler, Texas Football, Track, Vice-President, National Honor Society, Senior Hi-Y Vice-President, Student Council, Little Theater, Linz Pins, Chairman, Library Council, Popularity Contest. An athletic young man who is very intelligent and an all-rouna' hoy of whom the school is jzrozldf' AUDREY LEIGH TERRELL Lil' Audie -Born February 26, 1921, Dallas, Texas Press Club. Dinzinuliz'r, dflllllff, delightful is Lil' Audie, Anil she charms and vaptirales all comersf' WILLIAM B. STRANGE, JR. Crisco',-Born June 21, 1921, Dallas, Texas Second Iqieute nt, R. O. T. C., Senate, Little Theater, A lub, Baseball, Debate Club, Senior Hi-Y, QW Scholarship Club, Camp Dallas. Bill is one of those ambitious boys of whom the u.'orlcl's best citizens are marie. f ,J J' MARY ROBERTA THOMASON Horn February 23, 1921, Haskell, Texas HN HIL1XfK'l'j' orrr others was won hy l'l'tIKlllg gooil llllfllff anzl her goml will. f xx Pan-American Student Forum. As ro1m'lj' rl lass as Nw' was zlestinerl for the finer things of life. JERRY WILLIAM SUIIIVAN Born March 27, 1920, Denver, Colorado Little Theater. Wiib Dix gooil xwixt' of lmmor lbix frivmlly lriil, lx one of lbw moxf liki't1lJle our .Icbool CIW lmilf' MARILYN SYLVIA THOMPSON Born October 27, 1921, Minneapolis, Minnesota Crusaders, Senate, Little Theater, Linz Pins, Three A Class Secretary, Popularity Contest Winiier. Her uwys are ll'll'lllL', Girls like ber are hard fo find. CLARENCE WAYNE SYPERT C'd -Born February 25, 1921, Dallas, Texas Band, Corporal, R. O. T. C., Music Librarian. Ile ulwzzyx jmilfllvx bix ouvi I'umu', Ami ulufuyx knows jnxf mlm! fo aio. ORENNA MAE THY1 AULT Born August 26, 1920, Dallas, Texas Annual Staff. WHL lm' quirl :ray :mil bw' big l1f01l'7l vyrx, Sl1i x tlll Inlnlirizlllz' girl lo ilrou' ll'llU uri' u'ixI'. J. ROBERT TAYLOR Born October 21, 1919, Quitman, Texas First Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas. Bob nnrl bis Vllfl-1' Iuxbrs, Haw nuiml many a girl lo have heart smnsbc's. ELIZABETH ANNE TOLINE Lib -Born May 9, 1920, Moline, Illinois Little Theater, Senate, Popularity Contest. SI-ylr, lulvnf, ami will are bers, Thru' an' the lbings every girl prefers. GEORGE A. TEER Cat --Born December 13, 1920, Franklin, Texas Biology Club, Senior Publication Staff. A boy of fbc sort, Wifb whom we bale lo part. MARGARET EVELYN TOMRIES Born March 12, 1920, Dallas, Texas Secretary, National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Crusaders, Biology Club, Little Theater, Coaliditor, Annual. Her IU!!-YS uri' rlirinfg Girls like ber orc html lo fimlf' ROBERT J. TERRILI. Bob -Born February 19, 1921, Dallas, Texas Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Baseball, Camp Dallas, Good Scholarship Club. Though bf plan.: ban! work in ulvalirul i'vxf'un'b, he rvwls in mid-nigbl IIldfiIll'l'X.H MARY RUTH TRAVIS Cooter',-Born May 17, 1920, Lancaster, Texas Press Club, Senior Publication Staff. A xuwlvrrss fha! racliafcx joy I0 all wifbin Hs rruarlf' EDGAR HOBBS THARP III Ted -Born October 1, 1920, Chicago, Illinois Football, Track, Radio Club, Biology Club, Good Scholarship Club. His i11fr'l1igr111'z' krrjzx pun' wilb hir xlJr'eJ, JOSEPHINE TRIGG Jodie -Born ,lune 14, 1920, Shreveport, Louisiana A lizrly lilllf' lumlr'rm'll4', who .tfillllllulrx our fflllllfihllft' inlvrvxf by ber Illlillldffli laik. JAMES BRYTHAL THIGPEN Piggie --Born October 15, 1920, Dallas, Texas Of his many Virlnfs ben' are lbrcc: Cbvrrfnlzzcxx, kf10u'lmIgr', and compctcrzcyf' MAXINE FAY TURPIN Snookie',-Born October 11, 1921, Dallas, Texas Woodrow Wilson News Staff. Her rlmrvl lirr in Ihr far! fha! slat' al need run gay or srriour be. AUGUSTUS WILLIAM THOMPSON Buster -Born July 31, 1920, Dallas, Texas Football, Senior Hi-Y, Baseball. Leis be gay, While wr' may. JOY CARMEN TYSON Born April 14, 1921, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Student Council, Library Council, Little Theater Club, Press Club, Linz Pins, Crusader, Biology Club, Annual Staff, Woodrow Wilson Newspaper Staff, Senior Publication Staff. IIN 1l'1li'1'f uri' zulpyi nf fvlfaxalzfnrss, amf all ber fmllws rm' Marr. RALPH WHITNIiY THOMPSON Born june 21, 1921, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas, Senior Publication Staff. One of ilu' vuxy-going kiml, Iwirig lI0f1'1l for fair pcrprimzl fulfil. GERALDINE SHERRY VAUGHN Gerry -Born March 20, 1921, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Little Theater, XVoodrow Wilsixn News Staff, Chorus. Dark, i'11r1'fr'4'c', and lmjrpyg un tll'l'0H1plf5bL'1I jwluuixi, uml un ull-rormrl girl. MILTON IRVIN TOBIAN Born june 25, 1921, Dallas, Texas Little Theater, R. O. T. C. Captain, Camp Dallas, National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Crack Company. Few lbiilgx uri' il11f1ox.til1la' fo rlifigrizrr and xkillf' CORDULA MARIE WAGENHAUSER Cissie -Born April 6, 1920, Dallas, Texas. Press Club. A ratlwr' quiul uml !'lIXj'-,QIUIIIQ !l1lfIll'1' bu! 11 him! zvorlcvi' u'ifbul. WARREN NOBL.ES TOMLINSON Squat',-Born February 21, 1921, Deport, Texas Biology Club, Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Crack Com- pany, Football. Hix gfflfll' IIILIYIIIFVX won our bvarlxf' GRACE EVALYN WALL Born june 5, 1921, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Senate, Debat- ing Team. Tube run' and my lbii zvillv fH'!'Sl'7It'l' of l1IiIIL1.,, MANNING BENJAMIN TREWITT Born December 29, 1920, Dallas, Texas Sergeant, Band, Linz Pin, Radio Club, Good Scholarship Club. Hia wry fool Dux muslr' in if ax he comes up the .i1'airx. ETHEL ELISABETH WALI.s Born February 2, 1921, San Antonio, Texas Linz Pin. HCTXJLIVIN ilolb berorm' 11 ufalmnlf' X . l . 1. JAMES ALFRED TYLER Hitler -Born November 16, 1920, Dallas, Texas Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Baseball, W'ooclrow Wfilson News Staffg Good Scholarship Club. A zlaxb of humor IJIZIKIIIITL1 ivifb xlllifyf' DOROTHY ELIZABETH WEDIG Dotty -Born September 23, 1921, New Orleans, Louisiana Good Scholarship Club. Qnii'lm'x.r is ber rbivf uffril111lr'. RICHARD NVAINWRTGHT VALENTINE Abc -Born August 24, 1920, Dallas, Texas French Club, Study Club, Corporal, R. O. T. C., Crack Company. Ri4'banl'x inlrlligwzfv is ww lIl'L'Xf'Ill', rzc'z'i'rtbr1vxi', his lmnmr will Thou' ilxvlf nf fizrzrsf' SARA MAE WEs'rRRooR Sarie Belle -Born June 17, 1920, Dallas, Texas Tix rlllIlU.1f Xtlfl' In offrr' tl prize fu fbi' om' zulu: fum mv: bm' zrilbonf a sl11ili'. HUBERT HENRY VIiRSCHOYLE Born March 14, 1921, Wicl1ita Falls, Texas Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas. An and lo any srbvolf, LOUCILE MARIE WHITE 'Floss -Born February 22, 1921, Dallas, Texa s All City Orchestrag Art Club, Band, Orchestrag Little Theater. A sfill ami quiel m11sricm'r'. ELMER JAY VooRH1s, JR. Zilch -Born December 18, 1919, Dallas, Texas A llltllllj man wilb zz 7'lILllI,X l1igm'xx. MARcE1,1.A WILBANKS Cc1l.i -Born September 30, 1921, Breckenridge, Texas lluj1jrim'.w.i ix flu' rmlnrul fluzwr nf 1u'n11fy. JOSEPH DONALD Voss TEIRENCE GORDON NWALSH Vossey 4Born August 14, 1920, Ennis, Texas 'iTCffYu4l50 n FCbfUHl'Y 26- 1922, Dallas, Texas Track Senior Publication Staff, Annual Staff. , , l'I' ll- I-:I -' 'I' - ll- I1 ny fl fllllxflvif .!l'11lIvI11IHl flvm haul lu f0l'.,, K Il H Ni Hmm J fm jc 7 NU BERNICE LEAH WILLIS JOYCE ELIZABETH XVILLIAMS A Bernie -Born November 28, 1920, Taylor, Texas AIersc -Born February 20, 1920, Dallas, Texas Crusaders Girl Reserves. She ix gmlllv, .tbr ix thy, , B111 fl7K'fc'F,X nzixrhirf in ber rw. Sbc x quief, fm! lm' 1H'l'X0lIL1Ilf-Y .ilrwzfex for fuer. ' CHARLES MEIKRICK NVALTON, JR. Lifnov WILBOIQN WAIIE A Born November 4, 1921, Dallas, Texas Bum December ls' limo' Dallas' FICNM Second Lieutenant, Band, Senate, Senior Hi-Yg A1,,,,w b,,1-,IW dmj UYUI' National Honor Society, Linz Pinsg Banking Staffg i A i Study Clubg French Club. limi u'm'lfJ and mvril lIf'l'!'l' jwxs 11l1rz'u'arJc1f, xo Clmrlrx fmx l'f't'l'il'l'1l unmy 1'l'H'lll'tlX.,, Louisiz WIL1.IS ' Born May 2, 1921, Dallas, Texas Assoeiate Ifditor, W'ooLlrow Xvilion News, lfditor, F'V1Nf?It-5 EUVORAUO WIIISON S'ml 'i P l7llU l 'l' R.1dy --Horn October 24, 1920, Decatur, Alabama TU kflflll' ffrl' it lvl lflli' fH'l'. fl girl Irillv ll krmrk In Ilnr'1I'1 yllwif1,q 1L'r'll. 4 ,f . s 1, ' Y x 4.2 s THOMAS NLA1, WATHEN, -Iii. Born january 8, 1920, Dallas, Texas Footballg Rifle Team, Captain, R. O. T. C., Student Couneilg Track, French Club, Study Club, Senate: Treasurer, National Honor Society: Senior Hi-Yg Camp Dallas. Hn uggri'xxil1'r11'.v.i will nniln' him il lvurlwi' unlurig iiirnf' X EWLLYN lN1:Z WILSON Born March 13, 1921, Birmingham, Alabama Press Club, Senatcg Frencli Club, Senior Publication Staff. Tun ilizviriiig frrl Wifi 11 lilun- in 1'1'1'l'j' 11111113 biwirlf' Fiuaii WEINNIANN Doodle -Horn December 3, 1919, Dallas, Texas Press Club. ,, . . , , ,- ,, Hn rlmriii lin in lm gif! of 1'1'lmi'li'i'. SARA CA'I'111:k1NL WINIIIROW' Sally -Born August 6, 1921, Austin, Texax Frencli Club. H-1.1111 lnifajwvy girl ix .iiirlm ii iluur, Hn! Il'iIfl'l7 lim lmvrx, won 1'0Hlz',i lmji ,Yt'lII'.N ,f BILLY WHi'I'L Born july 7, 1920, Dallas, Texas Press Club. A bit fimiil, uml wi, ll fiii'nr'ifi' of many. jo ANN W1NSL.li'I 1' Josie -Born October 3, 1921, Dallas, Texas Biology Club. Mill nf iilixrlvii-lf uml zril, lm! 1ll'l'1'1' lurking in iligirify. XY!1LL1AM E. Wiuxuk Bill -Born September 29, 1920, Springfield, Missouri Track, Band. lIi.i fwlzwuiiig imili' fiml iii :my In imuiy briirli. Dixna CLAIRE VVRIGHT Born january 1, 1921, Wicliitii Fallx, Texas Slit' lui.: flml ',10llfl11'1'1I lvuxlzihzlify' lrrfiliiiig in lm' i1uim'. 1 x V' www C. A. Wll.BORN Born May 24, 1921, Lone Oak, Texas Band, Press Club, Sergeant, R. O. T. C. A ,vm-iuble latl who it m'i'er rail: in u'0r1l or :leeJ. EVELYN RUTH YATLS lfddie -Born October 1-1, 1920, Hillsboro, Texas Slip ix aluwyx goml mzlurml, gmail buruorrif nm! Alt'l'L'f.H joiti. TFIOMAS Wll.l.1AN1S, ju. Born September 1-1, 1921, Dallas, Texas Football, Baseball, Basketball, Senior Hi-Y, Student Council, President, 4-B Class, Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas, Crack Company. Au Llffill' -HUIIIIX Llflllffl' ulw ia in fair iunl .sqzmrw in luis ,ifinlim at in flu' KLIIIII' ln' plays. Ounm AIANiQi.1.i- YA1'l:S 1Ian'?-Born August 21, 1921, W'aco, Texas Senate, Girl Reserves. l.i111gliir1,q, luring, lllllfllx ber 01011 ll'rl-Y, ffvlvlfgli lift- mln' gow l1Il'l'1'flY ou. Eiiwmtu BUR'lON WINN lCddie -Born September 23, 1920, Dallas, Texas Business Manager, Annual, Captain, R. O. T. C., President, National Honor Society, Linz Pins, Camp Dallas, Hobby Club, Debate Team, Parliamentarian, Senate, Vice-President, Student Council. Hr Joes zvlml ruff! ln' flaw tum' simjwlifiex if in fbi' iloiugf' MAR.lO1i1L JUNE YATES Born june 22, 1919, Cerro Gordo, Illinois WiffJ grrlllz' api jmwailirlg fum, intrnf nporz lavr iluxlirlril t'u1l1'.n'. ,IAML5 DLWIT1' WOQLJARD N1C oody -Borli October 24, 1921, Dallas, Texas His firm' ix fU1'1'l'L'l', 1'1A'I'j'1l'lJl'I'4' in plm'1'.x. HILLLN MAIKIIZ Yiifxerlt uSU11Sl1l11CHfBU1'11 july 3, 1921, Dallas, Texas little Theater, Orcliestrag Cruw.zders: Good Scliolgr- fliip Club, Senior Publicatiozi Ftaff, Annual Staff. ,Nfl girl ll'l1!IXt' fun' Il1fl'I'01'X lim' 1l'i.vf20filir111 .il4'n'4'l mul lcimlf' W' !7 ' ALEXANDER HUNTER WORRALL 5 x Born November 3, 1920, Dallas, Texas ly Lieutenant, R. O. T. C.g Camp Dallas, To speak sclrlom is aflmirablrg To speak seldom but wisrly is rrnzarkablrf' Lloyd Cooke Pat Eckels Evert Garrett Kenneth McKee Vancil Marsh Jack Moffett ROSEMARY ZACHA Born April 14, 1921, Dallas, Texas Viz'ariiy, vigor um! rerw: These tbrrc mukr a wry l'hUf771il1g miss. PAUL DEVER ZIMMERMANN Zim -Born November 19, 1919, Wichita, Kansas National Honor Societyg Student Council, Captain, Basketball Teamg Trackg President, Senior Hi-Y, Linz Ping Treasurer, Little Theaterg Popularity Contest winnerg Library Councilg President of 3-A Class, Vice-President, City Wide Hi-Yg Cheer Leader. Studies and athletirs are fields of cmleuror Couqurrrrl by only a few. JUNE GRADUATES R. B. Moore Justus Powers Jack Reynolds Pete Satarino Jack Small Eugene Smith Not in Pictures Grover Stanford Jack Wood Dorothy Backrack Bettie Dwyer Dorothy Gorman 9 Lorem Hansen Madaline Ketchersid Ruth Payne Hattibel Reams Ruby Rhoads Clara Wright - Mzyfowaaf 97234 Class of January, 1939 OFFICERS KELLY SIMPSON . .... . Prcfsidezzt RICHARD DOWNING . . Vic'c'-Presidcfzf JANE RITCH . . Swrcffary H. BUSH MORGAN . . Sponsor WILLIAM MIL'fON AIIKISSON 'Bill -Born October 21, 1921, Okmulgec, Oklahoma Student Council, Linz Pins. A young IIIIUI wiffz flu' fllflllfj' of I'r'aIoII. Pucam' AI.I.IsoN I,ovey -Born Mnrcli 14, 1922, Dallas, Texaw ImI'iI'i11Imlify ii flu' AUVIIOIIAYIII llmi 1lt'.Vl'1'f!71'X fbix jw1'.ml1. JAMES HOM1iR ASIIBY jim -Born February 2, 1921, Springfield, lllinoiw MfSl'bi!'1'IllI.Y, Iillf llllf in u Iarrliral uv:-y. DATHEI, NADINE BAILEY Born july 18, 1920, Pickton, Texas 'rQllfl'fl1l'XX nuff xwrvfrzmv gn lmml in lmml. Sln' lm flu-III lwfbf' DEE BARR Decks -Burn August S, 1920, Dallas, Texas Treasurer, Art Club, Crack Companyg Student Cuuneilg Corporal, R. O. T. C., Track, Senior Publi- cation Staff. A frm' gif! lo arf lU1't'1'5.H ALMA RUTH BALDWIN Pet -Born February 1, 1921, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins. She .wlilrwf aml flu' Xblllffllff :lrlmrlI'1l. HUGH BLEVINS Burn june 9, 1920, Dardanelle, Arkansas Manager Baseball Team. Hai frur' rf'.v1Ic'rl fur' om' 111111 ull. LOIS ELIZABETH BEII3RsDoRIf Loisie -Born September 27, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Art Clubg Little Tlwaterg Student Council, Annual Staff. I.ifI x lt'Il1'fZl while bvvulfxl' -ynu .wI1ilI'. . . . - V 1.53, 3. 5 A .P .15 , ' . Pi A ny, T f ' Pf NlQl iq . un' 2. .3 STUART CHRISTOPHER BROCR Born April 8, 1921, Hugo, Ok1n11Om.1 President, ,Iuninr Hi-Y, Sergeant, R. O. T. C., 1'nn- Anierican Student Forum. A fair' lmirml boy iufriglml lu' llzmlrrn llIll11t'.n DOROT'HY LOUISE B1i1,1. 1'in14ie -Born February 23, 1921, S1ierm.in, Texas A rlmrming smile for 1'l'l'l',1'0ll1' in lm' Il1lA1', Amf lm' zuzy if llmf uwy uzwy flirty. CHARI-liS EDWARD BROWN Born October 1, 1921, Adu, QJ1i1?1.11U1 l111 15i1m1. A l'UlII!7iIl4lfi1lll nf illf1'l,f4Ql'1Il'4' 111111 il fuluuf for lmml 1nn.vi1'. JANET LOUISE BIZRGIER L1Lu1 -Born August 23, 1921, I'11i1.u1ep11i.1, Pennsy1vani.1 Nui xo 111111 ax lflr' Vlilffll ilu' fmifx fflllllf Bu! 11 1llt'1'f, illf1'lIi'Ql'1lIL girl. XX CARVER ROLLINS BROWN Browmkin -Burn March 3, 1921, F1 Paw, Texas Travel Club, I.itt1e Theater, 1'irst Sergeant, R. O. T. C.g Senior Hi-Y. I 1I'al'1' Jo all fhuf lIl'l'0Wl'J a :ming Wlm ilfmht flu nzorv ix Hour. BERNICIQ CLAIRE BERNDT Bernie -1'mrn February 1, 1921, Da11nw, Texas Crusndersg Girl Scouts. li-V fwfr 1'rmlfJl1'h' .YlI1't'1',YK 11x 11 lIl1'1?ll7l'I' of ffm' cT1'll.111l,l'YX, Um' kllfllfi ilu' :riff ln' 11 x1l4'1'z'xxfll1 I'YllX1l1l'1'l' ulrr lifr .t lriulxf' KI. M. BRYANT -1o11nny -Born October Z, 1920, Dallas, Texas First Sergeant, R. O, T. C., Camp 1Jn11nsg FOOtba11g Track. A flzlxllfflg .tmilr lwlzuzryi a lvizzrlirlg l7l'l'X!lVIdIifAY.H MAIKIAN BLEDSOE Cudd1es +BOrn November 18, 1921, Greenvi11e. Texas 'Slit' nmj' ln' .ilwrl nf Xfzlfllfl' Iliff .slrv 1'1'l'f1lfIllA1' ii rlul rlmrl nf ulnll if ltzkux in Illtllh' lbw 'gr'1nf1 . ROGER CECIL CARROLL Rajah,'-Born April 25, 1921, Como, Texas Press Club, Pan-American Student Forum. Thi: blomlc and rather good looking young num, Wi' bear ix quilr ll l'Il1II1'l'lI frm. BETTY BOB BOLTON Bob -Born April 20, 1921, Dallas, Texas Linz Pins, Hobby Club. Bubbling wilh Iauglan-r, a xmili- ami joy: Shift Very nflnirfizr' lo l'l'l'Yj' boy. JACK CARTER Born October 13, 1920, Fort Wcmrth, Texas A Img' who knows flu' limi' uml plan' for l'1'!'fvYlblIIKQ' along Iiffx Y'Ill'1'.H LILLIAN BOBETT BOYLEs Bob -Born ,Iuly 13, 1922, Dallas, Texas Linz Pin. . Wilb griirionx AllIlll'.Y mul xjnzrlzling qw, SlJr ll wurli ilu' goal ll.'lll?Ollf ll firm U. G. COLLIER jiggs -Born june 15, 1921, Henderson, Texas Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Press Club, Camp Dallas. So brighi wax lac' and full of fun, His joyful Ifmgb r'br'f'r1'Il l'l'l'YJ'077l'.u ELOISE HAZEL BIIAATZ Wease -Born January 2, 1922, Waco, Texas Little Theatre. Slack a quainf little girl, buf mfr so xuirrtg Shrlx Il lypr' we xrlzlom 77ll'l'f.n WILSON BUSH COOK Dub,'-Born May 12, 1920, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Senate. rr Wi' know hr will rvarb the beigbtx of xIrru'.vx by bis niunliiirsxfl OPHELIA LOUISE BROWN Puddin,'-Born November 26, 1921, Harlingen, Texas Linz Pin. SMH Very lirrfly, with unmy u furlg VII brf shi' svfx many bvurfx a whirl. lil ClHARL1iS BURKE LJILBERRY Born TJCCCINTJCI' 27, 1919, 1J.111ns, Tcxax licncing Club. A fun rlmlzrr iluluw mlm krrfu lrii vlan umlw ltllI4QIPllllQ.H Co1uNN1i Aiwcli CAMPBIQL1, Cosmic -liorn March 4, 1921, 1J.111.is, Texas Fencing Club. 1' 1110151 in for .xfmrli ill 11 lwig lurj' lly fL'llA'lII,Q. lPIl1'H'lItII2k rialirljq. ft'HIllXQ Irlrirlr .111 gn lu Hlllkt' 11 f'llII1l4'1'Il girl of flu' ilu-Y. THOMAS EIJWARIJ Dum. Clolton 41'rori1 April -1. 1921, Houwlon, Tcxas Riflc Tuning Slunlcnl Council, Ordimincc Scrgmnl, R O. T. C.: Linz Pin. 'Hi' iv fl lllllu' of 11 'f1'llIJ1l' uiflv 11 kilrwlikl' rlyl1'. WYNITI.1,I-I CLAYTON Nellie -Horn March Z, 1921, 1J.i11.u, Tcxas Good Scliolzirwliip Club. By llrr grml1'f lvwr l1'1l1'lu'1'i kill!!! ilu' ii Il-l1I!', null lu' llrr uilyx in ilu nu. RIQHARIJ DOWNING Born May S, 1921, Cleveland, Ohio Second Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Crack Company, 1.in7 Pinw. ln mililury, flvii jolly lurl' lx rlllilllf flu' lnxvl zu' 1'i'r'r lm1l. MARY KATL-1 COCK Born -Iuly 12, 1921, Dzillag, Texas Girl Rcscrvesg Scnatc. Sb0'x 11 likalllf' girl nf llvf' fimnvl xurf, Aml lms 11 1l'1lVlIl .vffol in rlvry ln'urf. BILL DUNCAN Dunk -liorn january 18, 1922, Corsicann, Texas Sergeant, R. O. T. C. lu frullv aml fad, llniv willing worlwr, 1111.1 m'l'rr uw! lfvuu fH'Ill'l'1l KI xlvirkvrf' C3TiNlfV1l'QVE AIICE CO1.If Born November 24, 1919, Corsicana, Texas l'1'lil1' uml ,xn'r1'l, lim' tflll1'f uwy, Malin lwrr 1111 Altlfllllllllll' girl l'AH'l7 Jay. ffifb of A f K' Cffff JAMES DUNCAN 'Jimmy -Born September 1, 1920, Dallas, Texas Hobby Clubg Tennis. Tum ra lurky Jay u'ln'n lu' Crum' our wily. MARY LOUISE COLE Wl1eezie -Born July S, 1921, Dallas, Texas French Club, Good Scholarship Club. A gwnflc I'oir'r u kindly smile, umkvs bvr r1'11n'n1brrI'Il Ill' flu' ll',7il4'. J. L. DYER Johnny -Born February 27, 1921, Dallas, Tex.1s. Football. 'Very Him' mul full of fnng br will Ilffll wbrfu flu' run' ix run. MARY GAIL DAvIs Dumplin -Born March 14, 1922, Dallas, Texas Good Scholarship Club. A .1f7l'i,2l7fl-1' VYUIIIIX mixx Inn-fl by all. 1 S JAMES IRVING GASKELL Troslcy -Born April 21, 1921, Calexico, California Bascballg Tennis, Linz Pins, Student Council, Good Scholarship Club. An all-arouml buy umf juxf ilu' mr! fha! rnlvrx iulu vwry xjzorlf' VIsLMA COZETT ELLIOTT Born June 8, 1920, Greenville, Texas Crusaders. Ahh is she lo erlfrrtuin in frivolous or xvriwlx xlruin una' is frrqzlmtly rallml on fn r'.wrI'i.I1' lam' flIll'l7f.1.n ROBERT LEON HALE Bobby -Born January 9, 1920, Mineral W'ells, Texas Arr Club. Hv'Il rilllrr nmlzi' or fimf 41 Italy. VERRA MARJORIE ELLIS Born October 13, 1918, Wills Point, Texas Art Club. Au irrfvrrxlirrg mixx who is quitr' Iliffr'rr'nI in an infrrrxtiug 1l'llf1'.,l RUSSELL HARRIS Born August 3, 1922, Dallas, Texas Student Council, Good Scholarship Club. ff RI1Isell'x muxirul rupuvily, plus bix :zinc-looking fI'd1llH'X, uml bis mvlfncxx, will nmlzr him 11 zviflvljf rz'I'0g1Ii:I'1l figure. BETTY ELMER Born March 17, 1921, Detroit, Michigan Press Club: Little Theater. HealilJy, 1'inIz'i011x, uml Ilefwzlilnlllz' are llarvf' of ber mos! lorablr l9hIl!'dl'Il'Y'lXfil2X.U THOMAS HOWARD HENDERSON Loch -Born October 31, 1919, Dallas, Texas His abilily I0 lalzz' life us if romvx uml enjoy il Io ifx fullest, makes Howarfl Irmrlilrky iurlrmlf' JULIA FITZI-IUGH Burn November 24, 1919, Dallas, Texas ' Hur llIfIHl'7H'l' is llI!ll1Ulf'fll' lleullm' of bm' lullnvxx of xhafm' and bw plmxunl muunrr fou':Ir'Il eI'r'rj'rIrlr'. RICHARD ROBINSON HIDELL Born December 2, 1920, Ft. W1IrtlI, Texas Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Good Scholarship Club, Camp Dallas, Track. WhI1I wifb bix rlu'rry laugh ami ozwuxforzul dry wil, Dir' ix u 1lI'xiI'ul1lI' Ufllllfhllllllll fn flllllljln JOY FAYE FRANKLIN JO JO -Born April 24, 1920, Dallas, Texas Two jolly ana' enticing Ilimplex in lwr rbeekx, Rvazly 10 lu' lnrrrl om' uf flu' xliglzhavf eu'11.w. DAN BUE HOLLON, JR. Melody -Born November 17, 1920, Dallas, Texas Dun roulrl be an awzfllmif frafk man ftlmf'x 'muse lu' rorcrx I1 lol of lc'rril1Iry1. ESTHER LUCILLE FRAZIER Skeeter -Born February 26, 1921, Dallas, Texas A lIIlYl'llll'1'llIl,1 uml atbli-tie luxx willu bright uml xluiuing 1'Aw'x. Born December 14, 1920, Dallas, Texas Sergeant in High School City Championship. Very few unrzlx lo my hui br, PAUL LARKIN JOHNSON Grantland -Born july 31, 1921, Dallas, Texas FRED HOLMES Senate, Football, Baseball, R. O. T. C., Student Band, Tennis winner doubles in the Council, Basketball. A llliufzrr and vrrry inrh a IIHJIIYX mari. A wry 112017 lbinfevr' ,w1114'fifm'x lu' mmf lux Hay -Bor ll1fz'1liger1z'v ix lvrr jlriuu' 1il'lIH'.H WILLIAM EXVING HUI4'IfHINES Bill -Born -Iune 7, 1921, Pilot Point, Texas ALICE MAURINE GRIBBLE HAZEL ANN GLASS Angel -Born December 24, 1920, Tell, Texas n August 8, 1920, F1 Paso, Texas Music Guild, She roluvx lo Wfoazlmu' in fbvy .va-y, Ever happy, su'r'r'I, uml gay. Linz Pins. DANIEL EDMOND KILGORE Born May 16, 1921, Dallas, Texas Linz Pin, Student Council. Linz Pin. A buy lhnfx mfr, brfv .wmrf uml L'c'ry prr'rixr'. The maxfvr mimi 1L'l1o.rf' Jail-y grim! Ii surla SfIlZlf0Il,UH'S.f ax you Jo :mf offer: find. MARY HELEN HAMMILL Born December 26, 1921, Dallas, Texas LOUISE GENEVA GLASGOW Girl Scouts, Little Theater, Pan-American Student W'eezie -Burn February 12, 1921, Dallas, Texas Forum. Shu ii grnflv, sln' ix xby, Wifb ll smile and loyal!-y lruv, Bill' ffn'rf .v lNiXt'bit'f in bw' 4'yi',x. Sfli' 1lm'x wha! Nha' ix uxkmf fo lfuf' .wa sA w-. SOL BENARIJ KIMIIRELL Blin'Ip -Born 1919, W'iclIita Falls, Texas He ix I'L'I'rylbiHg for flu' fun uml goml of if. MAVIS THANE HART Toni -liurn April 23, 1921, Cuelmeton, Ohio Secretary, Fencing Club. A langlling, Il1lXt2lJlL'l'0ll.f lass lil!!! IHIIIIX 4'1't'T'1'flllIlK xln' MTX. ROBERT H. LASATER Bobby -Born 1921, Dallas, Texas Baskerball, Baseball. Nix .u'r1.w of lyzzmor uml lilzulvlr' IULIHYX, Will make bin: II furorilr' fbronglv all of lrix Iluyxf' MARY FRANCIS HATT Hurlers -Born October 1, 1920, Newark, New jersey French Club, Fencing Club, Good Scholarship Club, Crusaders. One of flu' girlx you lilzz' uf firsl xiglrf- anal lcvrjr on liking. GEORGE MAIKION LUTTRELL Bones -Born December 20, 1921, Dallas, Texas Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Track, Baseball, Crack Company. Fric'I1:lly aml f'I'1'r VUKIKIJ' for tl gooll lime. MARGARET CECELIA HAYES Tiny -Born December 12, 1920, Dallas, Texas Good larnllb and good .wrzxv are fzm of lifr'.I grmzfrsl ,lll'X.YilItQX.H HENIRX' WASHINGTON MARTIN Pepper -Born 1920, Waco, Texas Good Scholarship Club, Baseball, Golf. An ul1r'i1l,Lg4'rlII'rIl of all llwl ix jnlrnxrnzf in num. FRANCES HINES Burn june 19, 1921, Dallas, Texas A Xll't'l'l' z'xlm'x.Ii1m is flnr biglarxl fryjwe of fvuliriillr' l0I'r'lim'xx. ,XLL XVILI.lA M TA Y Lok MAT'fH1iWS StepinfetclIitHhliurn December IS, 1920, Durant, Oklalmma Funtbzlllg Baseball. lli.1 qlrirf :rugs ami' bix nzrrrry xnlilr' lmzr rmnlf' hill! ll'l'Y flllfillltlhu RI2I5Iic3eA RUTH PIOUSI-lWR1GH'1' uxwl.ll1llUniBll1'1'l February 4, 1921, Wylie, Texas She ix a Irburmiug 1n'r.I0nulil-y ,md kren A1'll.1L' of ZIIIHIUV, u'biI'b ix fnlrfly rI'.Iji11H.til1lI' for bm' pujllllurifvyf RICPIARIJ HARR1i1. NLBLILTT II Cnlnnel -Burn December 51, 1919, Huney Grove, Texas Senior Hi-Y., Basketballg Baseball, lfuutlwallg Gulf, Staff Sergeant, R. O. T. C. lIix Illllllfl' lmx fl l1IIlam'I'1l i11i,x1'In'1' of xi11r'I'1'il.y Innl f1'i111lily.,' B1uA'11iICIL LoUIsIa JQIQIJAN Queenie --Born September 14, 1920, Port Worth, Texas BI'i,ql7f IIT flu' mu, lim' r.1'1'.1 ilu' ,QIf:I'I'.I .YfI'lkl', flfnl wwf like flu' .1lI1l, lliry .vl1il1I' on 1111 alike. CLAUIJIH RICHARD PAGE, JR. Born October 26, 1920, Petrolia, Texas Camp Dallas. A happy youfbf' IJOROTI-IY VIRGINIA KERLEY Born December 12, 1919, Morgan, Texas Chorus. She lm! Ihr' bex! in all slam' did. JAMES ALFRED PATH Buster -Burn October 10, 1920, Dallas, Texas WfbI'r11'I'I'r you rm' llais lull, :lark lull You krmu' you IIl'l'!'Y' will be xml. SERENA ELISAIIETH KN1GH'1' .Iunior -Born April 4, 1921, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Frt'n1:lI Club. Ax mlm Illlil qnirl at lin' nunlI'. MM RICHARD EDWIN PERKINS Buddy -Born january 16, 1922, Dallas, Texas Camp Dallas, Sergeant, Band. Hi.I XJIIHIOV' ix only .Yll!'fJLIA'.Yl'Ll by llix m11xi1'. ROSEMARY KI.AI'P Shorty -Born june 7, 1921, Dallas, Texas Secretary, 4B Class, Student Councilg Linz Pins. A xfmki' of humor ,mil u long Iluxlv of xlmly IIVTIIXX fo llzix striking 17l'lII1l'ff1' IIIIUIIKITIIX fwofzzlfarifyf' JAMES EDWARD RAWSON Tiny Mite -Born April 24, 1921, Dallas, Texas A xluilillg, 7lllXt'hi!'l'0IIX j'0llIlg Illllll :ffm ix ewr rwmlvy I0 play 41 jmuzk on any uml t'l'l'1'-Yf1fJ11iY.,' MARGARIIT RUTH LIaATHIaRxvOOD M.Irggey -l5DI'n March 27, 1921, Dallas, Texas Art Club, Linz Ping Annual Staff. Tun loin' In err, lun ,qnml in ln' llllkilltlfl BILI. LARRY ROBERTSON Bing Crosby -Born March 20, 1920, Denver, Colorado Baseball. HBIK'.1'X1'Ll Im' lbz' bujrpirzmv-mulzI'rx. CLAIRE LOUISE LEMMON Weezer -Bimrn April 28, 1921, Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum. Fur mzluri' lmzifr' ber' lubuf Iln' ix, and m'II'r Illllllt' uflzzllrvrf' ELDRED jAY ROBINSON Born june 13, 1922, Fort Wortlu, Texas Linz Ping Senate Club, Lille Theater, Corporal, R. O. T. C. Hr llUl'fII 1I11rc'b ffm! Iuzwfh 1um'b. ,TOANNA JOYCE LOVINQ Burn july 29, 1922, Dallas, Texas Senior Library Council, CI'u'nders, Linz Pins, 1.iulc Theater, Orclmcstra. Hllujrjmim '.I' I ix mzzvly 1lI711'lIf.n BILLY ALBERT ROOLR5 'Willie -BOrI1 February 28, 1921, Fort wrlhflll, Texas rf Hi' briugx goml 1'b1'rr uml buppil1r'.vx. ETHYI-IL AUTRY MCCALLON Born January 19, 1921, Dallas, Texas Girl Scouts. Our ILT ure' all glail lo kllflllln WILLIAM DELBERil' SHARP Born August 9, 1919, Sulphur Springs, Texas Rifle Team, R. U. T. C. Serious or ligbf-bmlrlril, io ani! fbi' firm' uml j1luu'. WINOGLNE MCCOIKLIAKIK Windy -Born july 2, 1920, Crandall, Texas C1'LlS.1dCY. l.u1I'il 111' all ffm! kllilll' fu'r. REX WHEELEII SHARP klWl1CClCfl'TBKlfl1 December 6, 1920, Atlanta, Georgia Football, Basketball, Senior Hi-Y., Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Student Council, Track. Abflil-1' 1l'fllX fha' i'xfm'I11 of ffn' frm' man. DOROTHY ANN MANNAN Dood1e',--Born December S, 1920. Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum. USM' l'Ll!lillfl'X guml Uberr amz' lJuf11JillI'xs.', COWDEN KELLY SIMPSON Born june 12, 1921, Sweetwater, Texas Football, Basketball, President, 3-A Class. Hr uux ras! in ll nmnly molzl, For bmlriy Nflorfs :mmf I-r1l1f1'xl'x field. lYOLA CHRISTINA MATLOCR Scotty -Born November 27, 1920, Dallas, Texas National Honor Society, Prcfident, French Club, 1in7 Pins. Of u'inuiu,q .vfn'i'4'lI, wnf1'urir1,ig kiml, Tlvr lr11i'li1'xf jmHz'rn of ll fvmiuim' mimlf' we .M CHA1il.1iS JOHN SNYDER Chuck -Born june 18, 1922, Dallas, Texan 1.in7 Pins, Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas. A .tfi'ml'y, fm'u'11r'1l .Yl'l'.:Il,Q f1'Huu'. HE1.1,14.N' LUCIA M11.1,11R 11efly -Born Mnrela 15, 1921, D.zll.is, Texas Art Club, Girl Reserves, Senate. UCIITIIVIII ix vlrry 1l'0l7lLllI,X goal, But fan' im' ax IIIFIQFY in you. E. LI. STORM Stu f15nrn Inebrtury 25, 1921, D.ill.1s, Texas Captain, Ftneing Club, Ilrenuli Club, Camp Dallas lllllllbilll. Pi'rw111ulily pfln ,qnmf llllflllll' mllmlx lf. I. MARY E1.1ZA131p'1'11 NTONK 15:'ownie -l'mrn Nnvember 50, 1920, Pin: Bluff, Afklll1SLl!f Girl Reserves, Press Club. fl l'l71l1'I7l1llAQ mixx, kiml uml 5Il'1'1'f, Iifn' .wrl nf girl um' liki-1 In llzurf. EMME'1 r ALBERT THAXTON Inn -Born March 8, 1921, Ennis, Texas Sergeant, Bandg Fencing Club. Hix :mf and joy of firing arf' in his imilr. MARY EVELYN MONR Born March 19, 1921, Dallas, Texas Sim :valley in .1llllXbflIl', lll'l'4'l' in xlJailoux. JAMIES RALPH THOMSON, JR. Rafael -Born August 9, 1921, Houston, Texas Pan-Arnericring Radio Club. Ile ix f2ll'xH'J l4'iffJ Ihr abilily In flu !'1'1'fJ'1biIlg righlf' SARA FRANCES MOOIKLI 1lrunky !Born October 22, 1921, Detroit, '1'cx.i5 Student Council, Linz Pin, Orchestra, Little Theater. Her xflurklirig bluffs vjw fluff rain: buh' gin' lim' jzruin' mmf ,Qr1l1'i'. ' f'-UQJ WILLIAM FRED TOWLES Born September 24, 1919, Fort Towsen, Oklahoma Sergeant, R. O. T. C.q Crack Company, Baseball. A bamlxornr, vorzgvnial lull, vozzrugmus rnnugla lo zvirv his ou'n lbongblsf' CELIA NEWELL Born july l9, 1921, Chickasha, Oklahoma Sl:I1' says wry Iitrli- but uvmr111JliIbr'x mark. ALBERT EDWARD VERINIJER Big Feet -Born October 29, 1920, New York City Band. Wl:rIlI Jo nal Ilvxfriln' him: bfi xizuply bium'lf. ALBERTA MAXINE OTT Born January ll, 1921, Houston, Texas Linz Pins. r'NIlIll!7l'F am' in rlignily, lull lbvn' ix plvufy of bunmr lnfbiml lbaf .vlmlious l'0lHlfl'IIIllll'l'.,l 1 HA IRWIN WAITE, JR. 'Dagwoodn-Born january 25, 1920, Springfield, Massachusetts Little Theaterg Press Club, Senateg Baseball. A rvzuly smile, a kindly humor, boil: of which make bis 17r1'.vc'11rr dc'xirr'd. LOUISE PAINE Whiz -Born 1921, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Music. good frinzd, good-laumorrn', aml gona'-natfzn-d. MALCOLM WALLACE Born October 15, 1921, Mt. Pleasant, Texas To t'.vlz'l in slurlics is admirable, ilu' same applies ro sports. Hr is nolrrl for balk. MARY KATHERINE PATTON Pat -Born March 16, 1921, Sherman, Texas Crusader. TU br' brief, xbr' is likrulllrfl EUGENE CLAY WHITIa Whilzcr -Born March 8, 1922, Dallas, Texas Football, Baseball, Sergeant, R. O. T. C., Camp Dallas, Rifle Team, Crack Company, President, Stamp Club and Fencing Club. If hr' lmil lirml in an mirlivr age, Gem' would burr' llrvn the first to be flubbnl knight. NELMA PAYNE Born july 26, 1921, Wilson, Oklahoma Ni'lmu not only has 11 sweet tcfnlwr ana' a prpfrj rlixpoxition, but also a heart full of dwfz-r'o0tf'd Citizenship. Louis LEON WILLIAMS Curly -Born July 9, 1919, Dallas, Texas Sergeant, R. O. T. C.g Camp Dallasg Rifle Team. Horses uml military tuftirx ure Louis' Chief interests, and be has shown grrut srlrrcsx in bundling both. JUANITA EVELYN PETEET Punkin -Born February 3, 1919, Ennis, Texas MEl'l'l-Til ix kimlly of bmzrt, .frml grfzvrolii of ,YI'7i1'lf, ami lyrr' n'u'urd is lm' uulwumlwl lJiiMiii1c'xx. CRAWITORD JACKSON WILSON jack -Born December 29, 1921, Dallas, Texas Student Council, Senior Library Council, Linz Pins, Good Scholarship Club, Crack Companyg Ser- geant, R. O. T. C. HSlH'l'l'Sf will afrompany lark. Tbat ix, if Wilson were to will ii, it u'onlil. MAE ELIZABETH POWELL Sunshine,'-Born july 24, 1921, Marshall, Texas Crusaders. Mur'I knark of gaining il'lfPlltgFlIL'l' ix the envy uf nearly all who ban' a han! timef' WARREN JAMES WOODARD NWA-Wan-Born November 29, 1920, Dallas, Texas 'Shorty' to some, 'Woody' to others, But lo all u 'great fellou . JANE RITCH Born December 25, 1920, Ennis, Texas Lini Pins, Student Council. No otlirr mum' would .init ber better for xbr ix truly rirb in ber I'irlur'x. MARION RITCHIE Born january 20, 1923, Dallas, Texas 'Thr' ilwprst rizrrx flou' willy fbi' least 11oi.w'. MARY NEAL RHOADS 'Marie -Born February 26, 1920, justin, Texas French Club. She counts ber friends by Ihr store, Yr! fbcrc ir always room for more. DORIS ELAINE ROBINSON Boots -Born September 29, 1921, Denison, Texas Sbv'x rule umi no! Very high, Bn! xlJc .v the kiml tba! affrarix Ihr rye. SARA MARGARET ROE Born February 21, 1921, St. Paul, Minnesota Press Club, Lirrlc Theater. Slylv, lulfnf anrl will are bers, 'I'lir.rr arr ilu' tbingx rrrry girl f1rrfv1'x. ALDA ROGERS Born September 13, 1919, Quanah, Texas A quiet mind ix ricloer than a r'rowr1.,' CARROL JEAN ROPER Born March 3, 1921, Greenville, Texas To llainlz well is admirable, but to acl well is inrleerl diL'i71f'.,, MILDREII LEE SMITH Millie',-Born April 17, 1920, Freeport, Texas Crusaders. Mill,Yl'll ix imleml xff'udfu.If, ami rlemurrf' LE NA FAYE SMITH Lanna -Born March 6, 1920, Dorchester, Texas Linz Pins. GlHl'l'flIl ami rrcr rvarly In leml tl helping band. 1 NORMA ANN SKINNI-.R Normie -Born August 18, 1920, Celeste, Texas Girl Reserves. l.ikulvli' am! frm'- Tr'uiI.v ut' fiml in f1'u', DOROTHY GRACIAI SHOIQMAKUQ :'Dudy Shoes -Burn August 7, 1921, NWinnsluoru, Texas Fencing Club. She xingx tl mug of ,qluili1i'.ix, tzml mills 11 ytml of .i1ililri. FRANC1-LS SQHLLL Fran -Born November I, 1921, Crowley, Luuisigmn Student Council, Gund Selinlarsliip. Young in years, lm! in jzzilgzznfrzf-nhl. LONA PAULINI41'-FUCIKILIR Fully -llurn October 7, 1920, Ihlliiw, Texas Kind, ,Q1'Ilfll', imil llmngbffizlf' POLLY ELIZABETH TOM1.INSON Pet -Born June 30, 1921, Detroit, Texas Girl Reserves, One of Mum' forlnrmlz' perfoux who says little lmt tiwolliplixbrx mitch. MARKIORIE MAE UTT Mutt -Born November 16, 1920, Dallas, Texas Press Club, Little Theater, Senate. Her .-off IOTV1' uml geuile IIIKIIHIUYX win you i1lIIIl4'1HLlfl'lj'.n ATMA Btziuuisicu ViAN PELT Acme +Born May 21, 1920, Royce City, Texas USflI1'l'l'ifAY ix fren' lrump l'1II'1l'.U C.i1iRALD1N1i WALLACE .Iei'i'y -Burn February 7, 1922, Dallas, Texas Student Couneilg Pan-American Student Forum linz Pins, Annual Stuff. She unix m'1'er krmuw fu full ll'l?l'lI flu' .illcwvxx uf 1 url Jrliilerfufcilzg um ul .ilufeuf MARGARET ELEANOR WILLINGHAM BARBARA RUTH WHEELER Born january 12, 1921, Dallas, Texas Hubs -Born November 8, 1921, Dallas, Texas A lun-ly fully, garn1c'11f1'11' in ligbl from Little Theater, Tennis. brr own ,7l'tIIl1j'.,, A She xmzlml and the shadows a'r'1mrIcd. FLORENCE EARLYNN WHITLEY BETTY WILSON Skipper -Born june 11, 1921, Electra, Texas Born July 26, 1921, Dallas. Texas Tennis 1 - ' ' - f - . - ' . , , A11 uzforublz zonlblliufloa of ull flmfl jrlnmznff H-IIN fan, rmlmim with fbi, gooflmnm and IUWIHWH of bw 11af11rr'. CLARICE OLIVE WORK MARJORIE LOUISE WEBB Poocl1ie -Born June ZS, 1920, Rusk, Texas Bunny -Born May 22, 1921, Plxiladelphia, Annual Staff. Pen lv' ' my Ama Sha is uw-Il likrd by f'l'!'f-Y0lIl'j :Tbc milalrst muum'rx mul Ihr gvnflvxl ln'uri. Prrlly, .UlIll1'f, um! full of fun. ,',.-f, ' f fr , ,MJD Robert Adams Maury Barnes Jimmie Burnap JANUARY GRADUATES Not in Pictures Pete Pa as PP jo: Robinson Paul Satarino Lloyd Carder Bob Shropshire Bobby Chick Billy Taylor Forrest Ellison H. L. Tidwell Leroy Fields Billy 'Wagner Harry Gillum john Waite O. C. Hanes B. B. Webb Bert Holland Bob West William Holloway Henry Wilkie john Hudson Richard Williams Eugene Hunter Clyde Winterbauer Alfred jaeger Warren Wilson Clifton Karr Wfarren Nllfoodard Don Keller Eletha jane Brooke Henry Larsen Helen Graham Curtis List Vera Hass Dupree Long Charline Mendell Harold MeCallum Margaret Rodgers Buster Mann Shirley Snorgrass John Ozanne Patsy White 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 three groups-the first, which is called summa cum laudef' is composed of those students who have made an average of 95 to 100 in all their workg the second, which is called the magna cum laude, is composed of those who have made an average of 90 to 95 in all their workg the third which is called cum laude, is composed of those students who have made an average of 80 to 90 in all their work. No student may be included in any of these groups who has made a grade below 80 in any subject. On this and the following pages are the names of those students who met these require- ments for the first semester of this year. Summer Cum Laude BOYS Sam Brock David Johnson Bill Roney Melvin Bruck Bill Keischnick Carrol Savage Bill Adkisson Robert Mayer John Savage Robert Claxton Austin Nance O. D. Thomas Bradford Hardie Henry Owen Jack Valentine Raymond Hawthorne Charles Parkerson Charles Walton Hugh Herod Roy Robertson Jim Willis Curtis Johnson Ray Richardson Edward Winn GIRLS Alyne Beddoe Dorothy Foster Jane Ramsey Margaret Beilharz Nora K. Harlan Hattibel Reams Frances Sam Breeding Heil Hayman Mozelle Reeves Lillian Brown Benny Beth Herring Margery Robb Jimmie Ruth Cargile Betty Ruth Horton Elizabeth Rooney Thelma Chandler Peggy Louise Jones Rena Mae Rorello Ethel Louise Clower Mariorie Jowell Ruth Frances Schumm Betty Cobb Betty Sue Lee Alice Frances Scott Ruth Collins Helen Lollar Doris Simmons Griffie Cook Norma McCommas Jerry Fern Speck Barbara Cooper Iola Matlock Lupita Stefano May Ruth Duckworth Sammie Mills Catherine Stockard La Verne Dudley Merle Mitchell Betty Valentine Marilee Echols Frances Moore Ann Wathen Peggy EhrenBerger Elinore Ott Louise Willis Martha Favor Doris Owens Magna Cum Lciude BOYS Robin Adair Samuel Hollis Raymond Apple Jack Irby Bruce Baker Guy Johnson Stanley Bennett Dan Kilgore Alwyn Berry Dick Kincheloe Hollis Boren Jack Kisler Howard Bradley Al Krutilek Sanford Brandt Marvin McKee Harris Brin Bob McLaurin Bobby Butler Theo Marks Roger Carroll Marshall Mason Stewart Cartwright John Narciso Elwood Cook Joseph O'Rourke Robert Cooper Alex Pickens Robert Cornwall Justus Powers Jimmie Cupples Frank Rainwater La Noue Davenport Arthur Ritchey Gerald Decker Eldred Robinson Richard Downing Philip Saba Tommy Duke Perry Smith Beverly Elmore Fred Smitham Bob Fenley Charles Snyder Floyd Fisher Jack Stone Luther Fisher Bob Storey Bill Fitch Charles Storey Seymour Florsheim Leonard Threatt Ernest Foree Max Tillery Matthews Garland Milton Tobian Howard Garrison Malcolm Wallace William Garrison Graham Waring Jimmy Gaskell Tom Wfathen Howard Hansen Bill Wilson Raymond Harris Jack Wilson Carl Hedstrom Linn Wilson Bill Hodge Louis Zang Richard Hoefle David Zimmermann Paul Zimmermann Magna Cum Laude GIRLS Bennie Adams Mary Harding Kathryn Ott Ann Ashburn Mary Bess Hardy Maxine Ott Alma Ruth Baldwin Dorothy Harris Christine Pappas Janet Berger Inez Harvey Mary Lou Painter Betty Lou Bertrand Julia Hatfield Frances Parks Rosalie Biard Dorothy Herbert Frances Patrick Florence Boedekey Martha Hickman Leah Patrick Boberre Boyleg Anne Hill Virginia Petersen Virginia BriggS Peggy Hill Rose Marie Pickett Ophelia Brown Margaret Jane Hitzman Frances Pierce Jean Buchanan Natalie Houtchens Mary Jane Pinkston Doris Buhrer Barbara Huff Alene Polvogt Mary Faye Bullard Jack Nell Marjorie Reagan Kathryn Bullock Mary Evelyn Jackson Mary Neal Rhoads Catherine Burge Clemens Jameson Dorothy Rhodes Janet Burgess Muriel Johnston O. D. Richardson Kathryn Campbell Anne Bea Jones Peggy Lou Riddle Laura Cannon Judith Jowell Jane Ritch Kathryn Carson Billie June Kay Delpha Root Berry Caughran Helen Kolius Dorothy Ruhland Kathleen Christenberry June Koonce Juanita Sacher Jacqueline Christensen Kathryn Kirby Ruth Sample Doris Chfoneg Rosemary Klapp Cathryne Sheets Wynnelle Clayton Maxine Landers Betti Skiles Mary Louise Clem Anne Langston Sarah Lou Skipper Sue Cohn Helen Larson Lena Faye Smith Eschol Cole Virginia Lawhorn Ethylene Smith Margery Condon Margaret Leatherwood Lucile Smith Margaret Cgnnglly Jessie Lewis Louise Spitler June Cothran Betty Lincoln Jean Steward Joyce Cotten Joyce Loving Jacquelyn Stewart Margaret Crandall Margaret McAdams Lois Street Doris Crockett Frances McBride Jane Taylor Dorothy Cupples Effie McCord Maurine Terry Phyllis Decker Elizabeth McCulloch Grace Thompson Frances Edwards Mary Jane McKay Marilyn Thompson Mary Louise Erickson Mary Louise McNeese Willella Tl11'0W6r Mary Ernst Margaret Mahoney ROS6marY Thyfault Laura Marie Farnum Virginia Martin Jane T0line Margie Faye Frank Marcelle Melaun Evelyn Tomkies Margaret Fredrick Genevieve Mohr Carmen Tyson Barbara Garrett Marjorie Moore Margaret Underwood Jeanne Garrett Margaret Mothersill Grace Evalyn Wall Hazel Glass Mildred Moursund Lea Watson Willie Pgarl Glenn Jerry Newhill Julia Faye Warren Virginia Gadd Margaret Niblack Ann Whatley Miriam Grubbs June Norwood Helen Wilkie Peggie Hancock Mary Jane O Connor Virginia Williams Marilyn Hardberger Katie Odom Mary Ann Woodard Betty Jane Oldham Cum Laude BOYS Charles Agee Lola Melver jack Alexander james McKinney James Bass john McMurrain Frank Benton Alfred S. Miller Frank Blaha Harold Moffitt Arthur Bowman Marshall Neill L. W. Brooks Clyde Nicholson Dave Brown Charles Parker Teddy jack Browne Dan Parker Roy Carrol Billy Penland -lack Colwell Billy Ruhland Edward Cox Pete Rice Rodney Derby Tom Sample Kenneth Dixon Brooks Sands Jack Graham Claude Savage Edward Garrett Roy Sheffield Irwin Glasser Bob Terrill Bobby Harris Ted Tharp James Hedrick Bill Thomas Lee Henrikson Ralph Thompson King Hopkins Marvey Tillery Bill Huffhines Manning Trewitt Alfred Jaeger Ed Volts R. B. jones E. j. Voorhies Curtis Judge R. C. Watkins Gordon King Douglas Walsh Roy Lambert Carroll Webb Hudson Le Grand Julian Williams Harry Levy XVari'en Wilson Sydney Love Kenneth Woodfin Le -Ieune McClure Frank Wright Cum Laude GIRLS Estelle Adair Grace Frysinger Daisy Pranger Louise Allen Genevieve Gentry Helen Quinn Lucile Anible ' Ruth Gerst Ruth Riley Sybil Anthony Aura Graham Kathleen Robinson Elaine Arceneoux Delpha Gray Peggy Rawley Ruth Arnold Mary Helen Hammill Jeanne Simpson Marilyn Baker Lorene Hansen Mary Jewell Sneed Dorothy Barton Peggy Harris Myrtle Smith Mary Jo Beck Ruth Hart Barbara Stevens Phyllis Beggs Phyllis Haynes Arlene Stopple Lois Biersdorf Ruth Herbert Dorothy Stuteville Ruth Blackbourn Dorothy Higgins Shirlie Tallal Billie Blackburn Louise Honeycutt Dorothy Taylor Dorothy Blevins Kawee Howard Peggy Terrell Betty Bob Bolton Frances Hunt Lura Mae Tipps Minnallee Bonne Phyllis Hutchens Mary Thomason Thelma Brendle Madeline Hutsell Dorothy Thompson Sophia Mae Brockles Juanita Jarrett Mary Eleanor Tamsitr Colleen Bryan Mauryne Jarrett Lois Tapscott Melva Jean Bucneman Elise Johnson Natalie Valkus Miriam Cadwallader Alice Keitz Linda Waller Mary Lee Carroll Florence Lee Elizabeth Walls Nelle Carson Maurine Little Margaret Walton Marylouise Clemons Bobbie Loving Maxine Wamble Mary Clifford Ann Loyd Maurine Wamble Dorothy Coffman Dorothy Lumpkin Jane West Mary Louise Cole Evelyn Lytle Betty White Helen Sue Crabb Florence McCracken Wilma White Phoebe Ann Davis Kathryn McDonald Joyce Williams Mary Elizabeth Dotson Marguerite McElhaney Ruth Wilson Jane Dunn Dorothy McKinley Jane Windrow Marguerite Elam Lahoma Massey Mary Lee Worley Patricia Elliott Hellen Miller Katherine Wylie Dorothy Jane Evans Katherine Morgan Lucile Zann Lois Dell Farr Nancy Nation Bettie Zoll Mary Louise Filkins Jean Newman Frances Zollner Jane Flanagin Billy Ruth Norris Helen Marie Yeager Norma Dell Friday Virginia Porter . i S M J L x fx. gf? -:Q PARTME TS C? Q cfflis M A regular, old-school army ser- geant is William Forster, whose duty it is to issue and check in all the equip- ment necessary to the corps. Well- liked by all, Sergeant Forster has short- ened many rainy days by stories of his varied experiences in the service. A friendly, genial, young man on whose shoulders rests the burden of overseeing the nation's largest junior R. O. T. C. unit-that is Woodrow Wilson's military commandant, Lieu- tenant Philip L. Hooper. Because of his ability to get along with the boys, the corps shows its appreciation by Whole-heartedly supporting all plans and orders of this most popular lieu- tenant from Pennsylvania. ir iii 'iii f an, I4 y .1 ff 4' f ,LZ 3? ya s g ' M 1' -' ff' -4 '2 J 3' ,t , gg, A ,J N . Y L 1 ' f W vi jw f. , 7 li W ww he .W , H F -fs, Q 1 f 1 Q s' is . , X R I , is E 2 .fmt 5 gr wx .3-sh L 'I NMS? 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Billy Taylor . . Ted Tharp Richard Valentine Billy Stipp John Stough Virgil Strange Dalton Stripling Billy Thomas Hugh Thompson Tom Thornhill Ben Tisingcr M. C. Via Calvin Webb Forrest Wfilliams Com pcmy l irsf I.f!'Ilft'lIlUIf . S!'t'0l1ll LiFIlf!'lIdIIf Svfozlzf Lil'llfl'lltlflf Firsf S!'l'gf'C1lIf . Svrgcarzz' . Srwgvuzzf . Sl'7'.QL'dlIf . Corjmral . Corjmral . Corjwral . XVayne Addington Earl Arnold Jack Ballard jack Beers Burl Brantley E. A. Bye Stewart Cartwright Howard Clark Marshall Clark Harold Davis Jack Du Boise johnny Erwin Dick Estes OFFICERS PRIVATES R. B. Evans Bennie Everett Bebb Frances Jack Frye Cullen Gilliam Thad Grace Warren Gunnels Curtis judge Paul Kissel j. Wi. Lavender George McCormack Wilburn McDonald jack Malone Jack Morgan Billy Mott Raymond Niblack Willie Payne Emil Pietzsch Alton Prater Scottie Pyron Ray Richardson Frank Robinson Bob Sanford Knoyles Sewell . . Bill Fitch Hubert Versehoyle Ralph Thompson . Lonnie Riley . O'Byrne Cox . Hubert Driggs Tommy Griffith . james Calvin . Robert Pnpin Warren Woodard Ted Spreng Charles Stepteg' joe Swink Billy Tatum Bourland Temple james Thigpen Milton Thomas Alvie Thrower M. W. Wade Pill Widner Bill Wilson James Woodard Company fltlflfdill . . Cajnlain . . SITUIIKI I,i4'11i1'11a11l Secunia' Lil'1lff'lHlJIf Sl'!'0lll, Lif'ulr'11auf Ifirsf Sl'l'.Q1'Lll1f . Firsl Sl'I'XI'l1I1f . Sl'l'g!'t1lIf . Sl'l'4QK'dIIf . Sl'l'xQl'fll1f . S!'l'1Ql'!H1f . Sl'l'tQt'L1l1f . St'7'gl'd11f . St'l'gl'H11f . Sl'l QlYl71f Sr'rgr'anf Sllflllljf Corporal . Corporal . . Corjloral . Corjzoral . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corjmral . Jack Anderson Billy Bickers Frank Boutwell Kenneth Bradley Lewis Brown Robert Chick Xfernon Christian All R. Cobb Elwood Cook Max Lee Corrie Bill Cox james Edwards Henry Ellis -lack Helm Billy Houtchens Bill Jarvis Sherman Kirkland Gordon Kisler OFFICERS PRIVATES Henry Larsen Dupree Long Forrest McElfresh L. A. Morehead E. V. Mumpower james Nichols Franklin Pearce Bill Periman ,lack Phillips Phillip Saba james Sommers Donald Thompson Robert Tiner Warren Vaughan Raymond Vera Thomas Walker Henry Wilkie Arthur Oden Tom Watlien Sam Brock John Harris Robert Hurt . Jack Alexander Billy Clark . Stuart Brock . Robert Cockrell . Dick Hidell Charles Lohr . Burnice Mahan . jack Reynolds . Roy Shefheld . jean Smith Warren Tomlinson . Edward Drake . Mack Cayce . George Coffey Raymond Hawthorne . Billy Houser . Robert Mayer . Bill Miller Howard Pimlott hliulian Williams Bruce Wills Irvin Young William Bobny Eddie Dwyer Charles Fulkerson Theodore Moore H. j. Show Company Caplain . . Captain . . First Lll'llIlI'lIdI1f . Svroml Lll'IlILl'l1t1lIf Svroml Liezlfrzzafzf Firxf Sl'!'AQI'dlIf . Svrgvanf . . Srrgeanf . Sergeanf . Sergeanf . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . H. P. Beall Bruce Cartwright Orville Cartwright Ralph Cheek Thomas Cox Earnest Clark Robert Claxton Vincent Crabb Howard Darley John Davis James Duncan Tommy Edwards Leon Ellsworth Bob Fair Edward Garrett O. C. Hanes George Hawkins King Hopkins David Jordon jack Kisler J. D. McGehee OFFICERS PRIVATES Jack Mahoney James Marshall Robert Matlock Billy Matthews Hilton Painter Leon Parks James Periman Evered Reed Gene Simkins Jimmy Smith . Bob McLaurin . Ted Stellmacher . Pete Satarino . Gordon Doss Richard Downing . W. T. Edwards . Rod Gambrell . Eugene Mohr . Bob Smith . Warren Wilsoim . George Bedell . Charles Crowe . Dan Hollon Richard Knowles Eldred Robinson . Bill Steger . Douglas Walsh I. C. Sparks Thomas Tillery Bill Thomas Gene Thomas Frank Wagenhausei' Roy Walker William Webb Bill Weyl Billy Whitley Charles Willianms Company S z'omf Lil'Ilfl'lId1If roml Lil'1lff'l7lll1f Sfffllltl l.ir'11fc'11a11f 1 .'rxf Sfrgrfauf . S!'7'gl'tHlf . Sz-'rgvafif . Srrgeani . Sr'rgc'ar1l . Srrgmnl . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Co r po ral . Don Allen Ted Anderson Jack Aven Fred Bailey Robert Barnes Deryl Brice Basil Brockles Bob Brown Eddie Byrne James Cabeen Billy Ballard Marshall Barnett James Bennett Conrad Biedcrstadt Harrell Budd Charles Cohn Harold Conwell Willis Couch Rupert Crabb Rosser Dannelly Sam Davis Robert Derrington George Dolph David Duff Jimmie Elder Billy Roy Colwick James Ray Elkins Theodore Goldmann Jack Henley Larry Hewin OFFICERS PRIVATES Jack Feldhusen George Findlon William Garrison G. D. Ginder Harrell Gwin Robert Hale Jack Hall Bruce Harris Wallace Heermans Carl Helton Arthur Hill BANDSMEN John Hill Murrell Hodges Guy Johnson Dick Kincheloe O. H. McEntee Belton Matthews Samuel Hollis Robert Hope L. D. Hopson Hal Hughes Tom Will John John Lawlor James Locke Billy McDade Dan Maley Jake Mead Paul Oatis Willis Lee O'Brian Billy Odom Curtice Phillips Sylvan Ray . William Strange . Hunter Worrall . Maurice Martin . Mark Goode . William Allen . . Edwin Bell . Frank Carvey Jack Graham . Wesley Hixson Bill Franklin . . Carl Miller . Eugene Noblitt . Bill Taylor . . Neal Trout . Frank Wright Howard Palms Alex Pickens David Robertson Roy Robertson Hampton Rutherford Roy Talkington J. T. Wagener Edgar Wilkins Charles Witty Nathan Womack Joe Tallal De Wayne Te Vault Arthur Vernon Joe Wall Carroll Webb Company liirxf L.il'Ilfl'IllIIIf Swflrlzf Lif'11fc'11z111f SVFOIIKI Lj!'1lf4'llt1lIf Sfajf Svrgeanf . FfrxfSr'1'gr'u11f . Svrgvanf . Sl'l'gl'lUIf . Corlbcral . Corporal . Corporal . Curjmral . Corfmral . Corporal . Corprxrul . Herbert Bartel Homer Bell Gayle Birdsong Hampton Bowman Herschel Brown Ted Browne Jack Colwell Lloyd Crabb B. A. Davis Charles De Berry Jack Edwards Otto Erler Robert Fallon Oscar Ferris OFFICERS PRIVATES Mathews Garland james Glidewell William Harrison James Hayes Calestos Housewright Marion Hurt James Kean Brooks Keller Melvin King Henry Krutilelc Jean Long Alfred Lubow Bob Mclver Billy Marshall Harold Martin Wayne Metcalfe Kenneth Miller Franklin Mullins Gene Murphey John Narciso jack Norris Joe Pace Henry Perry George Phillips Ellis Reed Kenneth Roach . Harry Levy Warren Cantrell . Paul Satarino jack Moffett . Eugene Martin . John Ozanne . Willard Worley Rowland Edwards La Velle Gabriel . Bobby Hill . Lee Jones . Tom Sample . Albert Trewitt . Phillip Torti james Roberts Gordon Saunders Harold Saunders Watson Schmitt David Small Jack Stearman John Stewart Reginald Stokley Herbert Stone Robert Stone Wendell Sullivan Russell Tate Bill Wagner Company j :fr rl, Captain . . . Firxf Licwllvrlanf Sacoml LlC'Zlf!'I1tIllf Color Svrgranl . Firsf Sfrgranf . Svrgvanf . Sergeant . Sc'rgc'anI . Sergeant . Sergvanl . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Ralph Abel James Anderson Bill Baker James Blackburn Jack Brewton Andrew Brockles Dave Brown John Burke David Carson Roy Coleman Jimmie Connolly Elsby Dishman Aaron Edwards Edwin Foster Stanley Fowler Creighton Gary Bailey Gordon Wallace Hall Carl Hedstrom Howard Henderson Billy Higdon Jim Hill Scott Hudson Charles Hughes OFFICERS PRIVATES Robert Kealy Milton La Due James La Prelle Homer McCaulley Marshall Mason Alvin Mauldin Jack May Robert Owens Jimmie Pattee Ray Parnell Joe Pitzinger Albert Pranger . . L. A. Parish . Arthur Bowman . . John Pope . Fred Towles . Rollins Brown . . Pete Rice . . Charles Snyder . Donald Thompson . Eugene White . Leon Williams . Charles Bailey . Freeman Clark . Weldon Griflin . Curtis Johnson . Perry Smith . E. J. Storm Jack Quesenberry Bill Rankin Douglas Sanders Claude Savage Charles Scarborough Paul Steed Bill Stiles Charles Storey Edward Tighe Tom Truett Billy Whiting Wirt Wolff Company OFFICERS Second Lieutenant . . Bob Terrill Second Lieutenant . . joel Williams Sergeant . . . U. G. Collier Sergeant . . Bill Duncan Sergeant . . . John Leggio Sergeant . . Marion Luttrell Corporal . . . Dee Barr Corporal . . Arthur Busbey Corporal . . . Max Logan Corporal . James Milholland Corporal . . . john Savage PRIVATES Kenneth Adams Johnnie Blackmon Robert Burnside George Chatfield Robert Cornwall Dean Cowart Richard' Dawson Clyde De Lay Pat Fitzpatrick Roy Ford Junius Fox Jack Goodall H. G. Gunn Warren Hoffmeister Maurice Honeycutt Joe Huffhines J. A. Hunter Gordon jones Frank Kilgore Milam Leavell Frank Loftus Norman McMurry A. W. Miller Alton Moore Edwin Moore Jim Railton Billy Randall Arthur Ritchey Morris Siebenhausen Raymond Simmons Robert Sonntag Mike Spann Chester Stout Donald Tedder O. D. Thomas Jack Thurmon James Tonne Arthur Tubb Bob Turner George Van Slyke john Wall Graham Waring Leland Wi ggs Jim Willis Jack Wilson Louis Zang Company Cujrlain . . Capfain . . Srvond Lirzrlerzarzl Sc'4'onc1'Lic'1n'f'11anl Secorzd Lic'ufw1anl Ordnance Sergeanf First Sergeant . Firsf Sergeant . Sergeanl . . Sergean! . Sergeant . Scrgearzi . Sergeant . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Bill Bane Richard Bentley Brittain Humphrey James D. Culwell Jimmy Cummings Billy Ed Day Gerald Decker Hoyt Geer James Glazier Julian Harris Leslie Heath OFFICERS PRIVATES Fred Hedges Bill Hodge James Hooper Graham Hutchinson Lawrence Jernigan Arnold Johnston Jack Jones Bill Kamperman Earl King Bobby Langbein L. D. Laughlin Lon Lee Douglas Lindenblatt Wayne Luttrell Lewis McNatt James Mason Charles Miller Richard Mottweiler Jimmie Pantages Harold Price Bob Ritch Jake Scherer . Jimmie Cupples . Ed Winn . Norman Melton . Charles Shelton Fred Smitham Tommy Duke . Johnny Bryant Bill Holloway Charles Agee . Prather Brown Delbert Sharp H. L. Tidwell Jimmie Tyler . Raymond Allen . Milton Cofield . Jimmie Harty . Jack Irby Douglas Smith Lawrence Smith Bill Sullivan Raymond Sullivan Gerald' Vining E. J. Voorhis Donald Voss Spurgin Ward Floyd Watterson Gilbert Watts Carl West Company Captain . . Second Lieufcfnanf Second Liezzfmarzi First Sergeant . Sergeant . Sergeant . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Corporal . Everett Anderson Billy Andrews James Armstrong Bobby Butler Dick Chambers William Charlton Gene Cook Alvin Crouch Morris Cunningham Floyd Davis Dick Duncan Joe East Bill Earnest Frank Gullette Robert Hanson Keith Haralson Marvin Hart Bob Hickman Jimmie Howard Homer Hudson Earl Kindred Billie John Kirby Bob Lambeth Emmett Landrum OFFICERS PRIVATES Theodore Lyman Pierce McAninch Cletius McKenzie Jack Miller Leo Murray John Newberry David Niblo James Noblitt Tom Owens J. C. Payne Harry Peck Teddy Peterman . Austin Nance . . Tom Collier . Jimmie Harrell . Thomas Johnson . James Culwell . Henry Wilkie . . Ben Dennis . Bennie Dobson . . Bill Griffith . Guy Lawrence . Durrell Padgitt . . Frank Petty . . Bill Roney . Jimmie Smith Kenneth Ring Joe Sanford Garvin Shipley Morgan Smith Bobby Solow Curtis Stricklin Arthur Sullivan Fred Vance William Vickery Billy Webber Robert Wendell Roy White QB! IRI Rifle Tecim Robert Hurc Jack Morgan Jack Edwards Delbert Sharp Tommy Duke George Coffey Bobby Hill Roy Carroll Eugene White Charles Agee Robert Cockrell Jimmie Connolly Tom Wathen John Leggio Jimmie Harrell MR Courcrl Masfvr Alta Phyllis Decker Violins Will Orr Bearden Louise Clark Marjorie Copr Margaret Crandall Dorothy Cupples Bob Fenely -lack Graham Rose Holloway Margaret Kuhn Richard Lambert Frances McBride Frances Moore Dorothy Murry Christine Pappas Eldred Robinson Marguerite Slover Loucile Marie XVhite Lenora Wood .GLORGE Rox' Orchestra STER . 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BIlSil'll'SS Managers Chester Cadwallader Merle Mitchell Thelma Chandler Billie Ruth Norris Marguerite Elam Carmen Tyson Raymond Hubbard Jerry Wallace Margaret Mahoney Allene Mays Terence Walsh Helen Marie Yeager ART STAFF Lois Beiersdorf Margaret Leatherwood Lota Mae Camp Margaret Mothersill Frances Chambers Nancy Nation Marjorie Condon Arlene Stopple Helen I-Ielmich Orenna Thyfault Clarice Work The Kitkot Published by the JANUARY SENIOR CLASS, 1938 Woodrow' W'ilson High School, Dallas, Texas Bob Belcher june Koonce Norma jo Davis Willie Clarkson Earnest Force A. B. Tate jerry Bloomer Billie Bledsoe D. A. Matlock lice l5.1rr Mary jane XVendell PUBLICATION STAFF Edito rs Literary Mahlon Kruse Sophie Brockles Genevieve Mohr Kenneth Dixon Jane Flanngin Pat Schmucker H 11-nlur R. B. Jones Cm'lom1.s' Cuwr Virginia Petersen T-ypisfx Sponsor H. Bush Morgan Doris Buhrer Rodney Derby Marguerite McElhaney Novelle Richardson Frances H. Joyce Eschol Cole Harris Brin Terence Wulsli R. W. lfaton Mary Ellen Cook Bobby Harris Clyde Nicholson Barbara Cooper Hatribel Reams Dorothy Gorman Merle Mitchell Margaret Fredrick Lillian Brown Jack Anderson Coit Nicks Published by the JUNE SENIOR Ctass, 1938 XVoodrow XVilson High School, Dallas, Texas PUBLICATION STAFF Edifo r.: Louise Willis Margaret Mahoney Lilcmry Bette Moseley Margaret Connolly Evelyn Wilson Mauryne Jarrett Elizabeth Clark Phyllis Decker Helen Marie Yeager Dorothy Harris Humor Irwin Glasser Ralph Thompson Terry Walsli Carioous Dee Barr Ty pisfs Marianne Bailey Helen Quinn Louise Savage Dorothy Blevins Sjlonsor H. Bush Morgan Jane Dunn Grover Hart: Arthur Oden George Sigler Carmen Tyson Mary Ruth Travis George Teer Frances Powell Jack Stone u Student Council - Fall Term Sponsor . . President . . Vice- P res iclent . Secretary . . Frank Benton Margaret Beilharz Lois Biersdorf Sam Brock George Coffey Barbara Cooper Robert Cornwall Peggy EhrenBerger Laura Marie Farnum Martha Favor Margaret Fredrick Grace Frysinger Dorothy Gorman Irwin Glasser Evelyn Greenwood Mary Harding Phyllis Haynes Martha Hickman Cora Bell Hicks Anne Hill OFFICERS MEMBERS Charlotte Hines Polly Hutchins Gordon King Betty Sue Lee Mary Jane McKay Marvin McKee Jimmy McKinney Dan Maley Jack Moncrief Jack Morgan Glen Nicks L. A. Parish Mary Jane Pinkston Virginia Porter Mary Ann Ramsey Hattibel Reams Louise Rogers Juanita Sacher Pete Satarino . R. M. NEHER BRADFORD HARDIE . MELVIN BRULK BARBARA Coomsk Harold Saunders Iralee Shires Fred Smitham Monell Snipes Mike Spann Jerry Fern Speck Frank Spiva Paul Steed Charles Storey Carmen Tyson Jack Valentine Jerry Wallace Tom Wathen Gene Watson Clink Watts Bette Williams Mary Ann Woodard David Zimmermann Paul Zimmermann 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. Student Council - Spring Term Sponsor . President . . Vice'-Prcrsidenf . Secretary . . Bill Adkinson Betty Jeane Anderson Martha Baker Alyne Beddoe Margaret Beilharz Mary Beth Benjamin Alwyn Berry Lorene Bers Phyllis Brock Sam Brock Basil Brockles June Cawthorn Yvonne Coates Griifie Cook Barbara Cooper Robert Cornwall Tommy Duke Marguerite Elam Peggy EhrenBerger OFFICERS MEMBERS Otto Erler Laura Marie Farnum Mary Forester jimmy Gaskell Alpha Gilbreath Jack Graham Hiel Hayman Helen Helmich Guy Johnson , Rosemary Klapp Sharlyne Klapp Dick Kinchloe Helen Lollar Neill McFarland Bob Mclver Dan Maley Marcelle Melaun Austin Nance Hactibel Reams . . . . R. M. NEHER . L. A. PARISH . EDDIE WINN MARGARET FREDRICK Mozelle Reeves 0. D. Richardson Bill Roney Billy Ruhland Phillip Saba Carroll Savage John Savage Jeanette Schreiber Iralee Shires Frank Spiva Bob Storey Jack Valentine Mineola Wamble Tom Wathen Joel Williams Jack Wilson Linn Wilson Frances Zollner This group acts as contact men between the principal and the students, carrying his messages and directions in many important mattersg sells and distributes the school news- paperg makes the final selection of the yell leadersg helps to conduct the subscription campaign for the Crusaderg and assists in managing and electing the school favorites. , .......-... ........... 5 s:??f?2?:s Sfflrng .swirls -1 eg.. r . -f Wir, . XV. ,.,,,:,,V, . . ,gf SEQ is -a Nw Q .mi I ..,.,.. V .?:.??2i. f gg, ,-1----.-xa A , ,'..,:,. ii Business Managers MR. R. M. NFHIQP. . . . . . Sjmnxrn' Ernest Foree, Melvin Bruck, Bradford Hardie, Edward B. Winn. Bill Fitch, Charles Walton, Fred Smitham, R. M. Neher CSponsorj L. A. Parish, Bob McLaurin, Al Krutilek. Not in Picture: Floyd Fisher. BUSINESS OFFICE The financial affairs of Woodrow Wilson High School extra-curricular activities are carried on by the business office under the supervision of Mr. R. M. Neher. More than 550,000 is handled through the business office annually. lt is divided as follows: The Crzzsmfrr has a budget of 252,500 for 600 copies while the newspaper has 51,200 annually with about 1,500 copies issued' bi-weekly throughout the year. Other activities are the sale of athletic tickets, 355,000 yearlyg senior publications, S700 yearly with about 1,200 copies issued bi-annually: senior play, 5700 bi-yearlyg dances and other entertainments, S800 yearly, student body out-of-town trips, S7003 R.O.T.C. fund, 5400, Crzlsarlrr and band uniforms are paid for through the business office at the rate of about S700 per year. Besides all these school activities the business oiffice is responsible for about 535,000 in the school savings accounts, approximately 38,000 being deposited annually. The Woodrow Wilson News Miss MILDRED JUNIGER . . . Jack Stone . . Al Krutilek . . Peggy EhrenBerger Lillian Brown . Kathryn Carson . Norma Dell Friday Louise Willis . . Mary Evelyn Jackson Dorothy Harris . Carmen Tyson . Florence Boedeker Elizabeth W'alls . L. W. Brooks Billy' Jones . Malcolm Kutner Billy Parker . . Mary Louise Filkins . Maurine Little . . Paul Miller . . Mauryne Jarrett . Jane Kingston . Fred Smitham . LITERARY Managing Editor Managing Editor . . Editor . . Editor Associate Editor Assoriatc' Editor Assoriate Editor flssoeiatc' Editor Asroriatc' Editor Axxociatr Editor . News Editor . News Editor . Sports Editor . Sports Editor . Sports Editor . Sports Editor . l':l'Llfllft' Editor . Fvatzzrr' Editor . . Art Sovirt y Editor Society Editor BUSIN Bzrsiness Manager R. M. Neher . ESS STAFF Audrey Terrell Jack Anderson . Arthur Oden . Eugene Martin Jane Dunn . Evelyn Wilson . Betti Skiles . Marie Wagenhauser Jimmie Tyler . R. W. Eaton . Mary Ruth Travis Charles Shelton . Gordon King . Donald Reid . Ralph Thompson Will Orr Bearden Bill Cole . Jane Sehnelle . . Geneva Edwards . Dorothy Robinson Bernice McLeod . STAFF L. A. Parish . Farnlty Adviser iiarnlty Adzfisor . Society Editor . Military Editor Military Editor . Military Editor . Club Editor . Club Editor Spf-vial Asxignmrnt Sperial Asxignnzent Spiorial ASSltQl7'7lll'l'1f Spcrial A.Y5itQI1l7ll'I'If S pvvial Assignment Special Assignmwit Special Assignment Spa-ial Assigzzincwt Spvrial ASSilQllIlIf'llf Spvrial flxxigiznzvnt . . Typist . Ty pist . Typist . Typist . Typist Business Managrr MISS CARRIE DEEN MISS NELL A. MILES FALL TERM BRADFORD HARIBIE . AUSTIN NANQE . MEl,.VIN BRUQK . FRANCES SAM BREEDING . Arthur Bowman Sam Brock Hal Clark Walter Corona Jimmie Cupples Rodney Derby Oscar Ferris Floyd Fisher Bill Fitch Ernest Foree Irwin Glasser Hugh Herod David' Johnson Al Krutilek Bob McLaurin Henry Owen Nextionerl Honor Society OFFICERS . P l'C'Sitll'Ilf . Vive- Prrsidenf . Tw'ax11rz'r . . Srrrvfary . MEMBERS Charles Parkerson Carroll Savage Fred Smitham Milton Tobian Charles Walton Paul Zimmermann Lillian Brown Doris Buhrer Mary Faye Bullard Thelma Chandler Eschol Cole Marjorie Condon Barbara Cooper Frances Edwards Peggy EhrenBerger Margaret Fredrick . C0-Sponsor . Co-Sjlonsovf SPRING TERM . . EDDIE WINN . . Bon STOREY . TOM WATHEN . EVELYN TOMRIES Miriam Grubbs Mary Bess Hardy Dorothy Harris Mary Evelyn Jackson Clemens Jameson Muriel Johnston Betty Lincoln Iola Matlock Elizabeth McCulloch Merle Mitchell Katie Odom Mary Lou Painter Cora Bell Pietzche Willella Thrower Carmen Tyson Grace Evalyn Wall 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 stu- dent's standing in scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Miss ELEANOR BENNERs FALL TERM CLEMENS JAMESON . NANCY NATION . MARGARET FREDRICK . R. W. EATON . . Roo GAMBRELL . Lois Apple Lois Beiersdorf Bernice Berndt Florence Boedeker Phyllis Brock Sam Brock Mary Adelaide Brooks Anita Clark Mary Clifford Mary Louise Cole Dorothy Crandall Doris Crockett John Dishner Katherine Doran The Art Club OFFICERS . Presidmf . Virc'-President . SC'crz'iury . . . Trc'asz1rc'r . SC'1'g!'61l1f-Llf-.flV'llIS MEMBERS Marjorie Ellis Dorothy Hancock Katherine Hardy Helen Helmich Dorothy Herbert Dorothy Higgins Samuel Hollis Mauryne Jarrett Margaret Leatherwood Florence Lee Joyce Loving Virginia Martin Helen Miller Margaret Mothersill . Sponsor SPRING TERM . CLEMENS JAMESON ELIZABETH MCCULLOCFX . MARTHA HICKMAN . . DEE BARR . Roo GAMBRELL Mary Nelson Mary Lou Painter Rose Marie Pickett Warren Reed Beverly Richardson Jeanette Schrieber Claudine Shoemaker Betti Skiles Arlene Stopple Helen Taylor Doris Townsen Loucille Marie Wliite Marie York The Art Club is an organization made up of students from the art classes and of other students who are interested in its activities and purposes. The group assembles bi-monthly and its meetings vary from sketching trips to craft problemsg and from 'visits to local exhibits to lectures by persons interested in the varied lines of cultural activity in Dallas. ggiiff um efiiaa., Pon Amorioon Student Forum OFFICERS Prr'sidm1l . . . . . . Blu. FITCH At1l'fX!lVj'ClI1llIl'iIM!'lIIbFfS . PFGGY EHRENBERGI R Vir'e-President . JANE LJUNN R- B- JONES PEGGY EHR11NBi1uc.iiR JANE DUNN Secretary . . Bl-QTTY LINCOLN TOMMY GRlFl lTH IQRANCES FDWARDS Program Clmirman . BETTE RUTH HoRToN Treasurer . FRIED SMIT1-IAM Ted Anderson Margaret Beilharz Rosalie Biard George Bookhout Hollis Boren Stuart Brock Dave Brown Robert Brown Arthur Busbey Marian Chandler Louise Clark Ethel Louise Clowsr 3' Charles Cohn Joyce Cottcn .lane Daniels Anita De Larios Neva Doss LUTHER Fismik Mary Ruth Duckworth James Duncan plane Dunn Ervin Eatenson Frances Edwards Peggy EhrenBerger Henry Ellis Mary Ernst Bill Findley Luther Fisher :'PBill Fitch S pro nso r . . Leo Hendricks Benny Beth Herring Bette Ruth Horton Frances Hunt Dorothy Kannady Valarie Lester james Locke :Frank Loftus Norma McCommas Dorothy Mannon james Marshall Anne Fitch Billy Mott Byrdimeb Ford :1'f'Austin Nance Devere Ann Garrett flohn Edmond Parks Jeanne Garrett Tommy Griffith Ma ry Helen Hammill Billy Penland Mildred Peters Hazel Piehler :i'Members of the city-wide organization. :5Prt-sident of the city-wide organizatt M f'Vicc'President of the State organization . MISS MABEL TURMAN jane Proctor Beverly Richardson Tom Sample Claudine Shoemaker Doris Simmons Fred Smitham Paul Steed Catherine Stockard Shirlie Tallal Lucy Gray Tidwell Roy Tucker Gilbert Watts Marjorie Webb Sara Belle Wheat Ruth Wilson Lenora Wood Alfred Zimmern 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. Senate MR. T. W. PHILIBERT .... . Sponsor OFFICERS FALL TIQRB1 SPRING TERM MELVIN BRUCK . Prrfxidvrzf . . . . EDDIE WINN AUSTIN NANCIi Virr'-Presitlwzf . . CURTIS JOHNSON DAISY PRANGER . Swfrvfary-Treuszrrrr . . FLORENCE BOEDEKER EDDIE WINN . Parliamwztariau . . ROBERT CLAXTON AL KRUTILEK . . Srrgr'a1zf-af-Arnzx . FRED SMITHAM Scnair' Laurier . . . . ROBERT MAYER Dorothy Barton Margaret Beilharz Sam Brock Lillian Brown Arthur Busbey Jane Carter Ethel L. Clower Robert Cockrcll La Noue Davenport Betty Davis Marilee Echols Peggy EhrenBerger Marguerite Elam Lois D. Farr Margaret Fredric Norma D. Friday Rod Gambrell Jack Graham James Harrell Grover Hartt Benny B. Herring Bill Hodge Peggy L. Jones Muriel Johnston Howard Johnson Paul Johnson Malcolm Kutner Anne Langston k Eugene Martin Diane Meredith Margaret Mothersill Nancy Nation Billy Parker Leah Patrick Jimmie Pattee Alex Pickens Bill Roney Marjorie Reagan Pete Rice Beverly Richardson Roy Robertson Eldred Robinson Claudine Shoemaker Catherine Stockard Bob Storey William Strange Shirlie Tallal Jayne Taylor Walter Teer Jane Toline Elizabeth Tolin: Marilyn Thompson Natalie Valkus Thomas Walker Charles Walton Ann Whatley Ruth XVilsOn Evelyn Wilson Lucille Zahn Dorothy Ruhland Carroll Savage Alice Scott Betty G. McDonald Margaret Mackenzie Margaret Mahoney Robert Ferguson Floyd Fisher Bill Fitch 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. MRS. HELEN C. BRAACK BOB STOREY . SAM Buocx . Frank Bell George Bookhout Helen Helmich Clemens jameson Al Krutilek Arthur Busbey Robert Claxton Library Council OFFICERS MEMBERS Elizabeth McCulloch Iola Matlock Austin Nance Nancy Nation Clyde Nicholson SLIP CARRIERS Ellwood Cook Luther Fisher Sf 71110111 C o u . S110 nsor . . Clmirman neil R z'j1rr'sc'rl Ia li ve Carroll Savage Carmen Tyson Jack Wilson Paul Zimmermann Roy Sheffield Linn Wilson The Senior Library Council of Woodrow Wilson High School is composed of students of the senior class chosen by Mrs. Helen C. Braack, the librarian. The Council is the assisting, as well as the governing, body of the libraryg 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. MR. BUEORD CATES EUGENE WHITE JOHN ELLIS . ANNE WILSON Herschel Brown Charles De Berry Roy Ford James La Prelle Jean Bennett Fencing Club OFFICERS MEMBERS Henry Larsen Henry Owen Robert Papin Robert Pool Noi in Picfurc' Mescal Hill Lucy Mason . Sponsor . President . Vice-President . Secretary David Small Vivian Nauratil Jean Newman Betty Oldham The Fencing Club has recently been organized in Woioidrow 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 participationg and it is a most invigorating exercise, conducive to good posture and bodily co-ordina- tion. However intricate the sport may be, the practice is fun-even for the novice, after all, d'Artagnan was once a beginner. Hi-Y MR. W. BAILEY HAIKGRAVIAQ .... . . . Sponsor OFFICERS FALL TLQRM SPRING TERM BUSTER Nicks . . Pfl'Sit1f'l1f . . PAUL ZIMMERMANN L. W. BROOKS . Vice-Presizlmt . . Bon STOREY IRWIN GLASSIER . Secretary . . . FRANK BELL JIMMIE MQCARTHY . Treasurer . Jimmie MCCARTHY Billy Black Arthur Bowman Hampton Bowman Ernest Bralley Jack Brewton Prather Brown Frank Carvcy Mack Cayce Vernon Christian Billy Clark Freeman Clark Robert Claxton J. R. Cobb Robert Cockrell Thomas Collier Rosser Dannelly La Noue Dan Venport Paul Ditto R. W. Eaton Robert Fredrick Dave Gannon Ralph Geb James Harrell John Harris Bobby Hill Bill Hodge James Hooper Curtis Johnson Gordon King Al Krutilek Malcolm Kutner John Leggio Hudson Le Grand Harry Levy Leslie Lively Charles Lohr Robert Mayer Norman Melton James Milholland Harrel Nebletr Clyde Nicholson L. A. Parish Billy Parker Jimmie Pattee The Hi-Y is a group of boys organized to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. John Pope Donald Reid Pete Rice Roy Robertson Billy Roney Carroll Savage Rex Sharp Charles Shelton Jack Shelton Fred Smitham Robert Sonntag Jack Stone William Strange A. B. Tate Buster Thompson Malcolm Wallace Douglas Walsh Charles Walton Tom Wathen Bob West Joel Williams W Miss HELEN KUEHNE . BARBARA I-IUFF BILLIE KAY DARNELL . COLLEEN BRYAN MERLE MITCHELI. Ann Ashburn Lenora Beall Mary Beth Benjamin jean Cadwallader Miriam Cadwallader Kathryn Carson Jane Carter Frances Chandler Mary Allen Childs Mary K. Cock Brownie Lou Davidson Mary Ernst Margie Faye Frank Girl Reserves OFFICERS MEMBERS Eula Lee Glass Maurine Hall Peggy Harris Peggy Hill Lorraine Jones Kathryn Kuehne Clestar Kruegar Betty Lacy Maxine Landers Billie Maier Doris Ray McBrayer Verdanelle McCalpin Marcelle Melaun . Sponsor President . Vice-President Frances Neiman Billie Ruth Norris Katherine Ruth Ott Mary Jane Pinkston Jane Ramsey Mary Ann Ramsey Dorothy Ratliff Kathleen Robinson De Alva Schoolfield Jerry Fern Speck Nadyne Taylor Wilma White Joyce Williams Secretary Treus urer 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 Reserve clubs of other schools are entertained. Once a month all Girl Reserve clubs throughout the city meet at a luncheon at the Y.W.C.A. in order to promote friendships and to keep these groups as a unified organization. H. BUSH MURQAN . lVlAliGARl-.T Flutokitiia Roisialrr Coczkluerl. . Prism' Louise -IoN1.s PAU1,Z1MMiaiuv1ANN MAURYNI1 xlARlili'l l' . Martha Baker Margaret Beilharl Elleine Bennett Florence Boedeker Eloize Braatz Prather Brown Arthur Busbey Nlimmie Ruth Cargile Mary Allen Childs Elizabeth Clark Betty Cobb Barbara Cooper Neva Doss R. W. Eaton Marilee Echols Peggy Ehrenlierger Marguerite Elam Dorothy Harris Betty Hibbitts Little Theater OFFICERS MEMBERS Sarah jane Hibbitts Anne Hill Mescal Hill Brannon Holloway Clemens Jameson Martha Louise Kerr Harry Levy Elizabeth McCulloch Margaret Mahoney Marcelle Melaun Diane Meredith Betty Mosely Nancy Nation Virginia Ann Nicholson Arthur Qden Alene Polvogt Frances Powell Daisy Pranger Don Reid . S 110 ll xo 1' . PVl'Xft1!'lIf . Vin'-l'r1'sizfe11f . . Sf'!'l !'fdfvj,' . . . T was Il rf' r PVOKQVIIIII Clmfrnzan Eldred Robinson Carroll Savage Betti Skilcs Fred Smitham Williana Strange Bill Sullivan Shirlie Tallal -Iayne Taylor Marilyn Thompson Milton Tobian Elizabeth Toline Jane Toline Evelyn Tomkies Carmen Tyson Ann Whately Barbara Wheeler Ann Wilson Helen 'Marie Yeager The Little Theater is the oldest club in Wo'odrow Wilson High School. It was organ- ized for social purposes as well as for encouraging artistic and dramatic expression. Stu- dents who possess artistic and histrionic abilities enjoy this club because it gives them an outlet for their talents. Press Club Miss MILDRED JUNIGI-:R . ..... . Sponsor OFFICERS JACK STONE . . .... . Prvsidrnf BILLY WHITE . . . . Vim'-Prfuiderfl PEGGY EHRENBERGER . . . Srfrrfary CARMEN TYSON . .... . Program Chairman MEMBERS Louise Allen Jane Dunn Louise Lemmon Evelyn Peteet Jack Anderson R. W. Eaton Maurine Little Dolores Ramsey Martha Baker Geneva Edwards Betty Grace McDonald Donald Reid Alma Ruth Baldwin Betty Elmer Margaret Mackenzie Ruth Rockett Dorothy Bell Elleine Bennett Lillian Brown Ophelia Brown Roger Carroll Kathryn Carson Anita Clark Bill Cole Laura Marie Farnum Eugene Martin Mary Louise Filkins Iola Matlock Florence Boedeker Joy Faye Franklin Dorothy Meyers Lucille Frazier Paul Miller Norma Dell Friday Merle Mitchell jimmy Gaskell Mary Elizabeth Monk Hazel Glass Frances Moore Dorothy Harris Nancy Nation Russell Harris Mary Lou Norris Harry HoHman Arthur Oden Mary Louise Cole U. G. Collier W. B. Cook Ruby Lane Horton Louie Oliver Mary Evelyn jackson Maxine Ott Jane Daniel Gordon King Louise Paine Gail Davis Serena Knight Billy Parker Richard Downing Al Krutilek Nelma Payne Annette Robinson Dorothy Robinson Charles Shelton Betti Skiles Shirlie Tallal Audrey Terrell Emmett Thaxton Ralph W. Thompson Mary Ruth Travis Marjorie Utt Marie Wagenhauser C. A. Wilborn Henry Wilkie Evelyn Wilson 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 field. ,, N., .H W gli' H f ,f 'il YQYLM 'El 'll H 'Inf' ll-I if , E91 - L 'HW Aw yf New Q U '- Qi an .fy - nf -Pr ww .1 1 rtkv. J I X 2 W AH w R v 4 .2 '- L .. XY J N ix 'xv FXN X7 2 'U I MIss FRANCES ALEXANDER Peggy EhrenBerger Louise Adamike Noka Bailey Ercelle Barrier Claudia Bergeron Melva Jean Bueneman Genevieve Buhrer Mary Juanita Campbell Lestrice Carder Almeta Carter Louise Clark Wanda Cornelison Pat Cramblett Dorothy Crandall Patty Creswell Phoebe Ann Davis Clyde Dawkins Eloise Dungan Mary Julia Dungan Patricia Elliot Velma Elliot Donna Ferguson Sue Ferguson Betty Fisher Anne Fitch Phrances Flcmister June Gannon Virginia Garnett Jeanne Garret Doris Ruth Hall Dorothy Hancock Marilyn Hardberger Nora Katherine Harlan Dorothy Harris Janice Haseloff Crusaders DRUM MA JoRs Maurine De Young Daisy Pranger MEMBERS Julia Hatfield Mary Hatt Ruth Herbert Thelma Hodde Dolores Hodge Barbara Huff Phyllis Jean Keller Katherine King Helen Larson Marjorie Le Grand Ann Loyd Doris Ray McBrayer Winogene McCormack Jacqueline McGee Wanda McGinnis Mary Louise McNeese Betty Jean Mannering Charline Mendell Madalyn Middings Patsy Ruth Miller Genevieve Mohr Mickie Morre Katherine Morgan Margaret Nelson Jean Newman Mary Ellen Oden Kathryn Patton Ann Pou Mae Elizabeth Powell Ruth Mary Price Margie Robinson Dorothy Ruhland Nancy Rutherford Loraine Rutland . Sponsor Shirlie Tallal Alice Frances Scott Norma Ruth Scott Dorothy Seely Suzanne Sellers Alice Marie Selser Helen Slaughter Billie Ruth Smith Geraldine Smith Helen Smith Marjorie Smith Mildred Smith Mary Jewell Sneed Shirley Snorgrass Ovetra Sparkman Carroll Stevens Eleanor Stewart Jimmie Sullivan Mary Esther Swor Grace Thompson Evelyn Tomkies Dolores Tubb Carmen Tyson Miloty Vitosky Betty Waite Julia Fae Warren Eddie Watson Lea Watson Luella Lee Wells May White Rebecca Williamson Bernice Willis Hester Wilson Vera Windsor Helen Marie Yeager The Crusaders are one hundred and five girls who form the drum and bugle corps of Woodrow Wilson High School. Their uniforms are of brilliant scarlet and greyg the group forms a colorful and interesting part of the school activities. Their music, march- ing, and Figure formations add gayety and sparkle to the varied public appearances of Woodrow's athletic teams and military parades. Drum Major . Bob Adams Bill Adkisson Louis Baker Billy Ballard Ralph Barnette Curtis Bedsole Frank Benton Hollis Boren Ashley Brewer Whitfield Boyd Charles Brown Owens Brown Robert Cain Lynn Carter Hugh Cole Thomas Crabb Richard Deering Lane Denson Rodney Derby Jimmie Estes Jack Evans Floyd Fisher Irwin Glasser John Anthony Guinn Bill Hall The Bond . - . Billy Halsey James Harrell Russell Harris Walter Harris Fred Holmes Howard johnson Richard Johnson Burton Jones Dick Kincheloe Joe Kucera Bobby Lincoln Jimmie McCarthy Marvin McKee Mike Mahoney Howard Mauldin Frank Melaun Jack Morgan Marshall Neill joseph O'Rourke Richard Perkins Robert Pool Billy Pope Norman Ray Sylvan Ray Jimmy Reid WILBUR CLARKSON Jack Reynolds Carroll Savage Herbert Stevenson Dick Stone Lester Stout S. B. Sypert Wayne Sypert Emmett Thaxton Manning Trewitt Roy Tucker Albert Verinder Henry Vicars Edmund Volts Clyde Walker Charles Walton R. C. Watkins Clint Watts Shelton Webb C. A. Wilborn Kenneth Woodfin Lynn Worrall Ralph Zeleskey Louis Zeleskey Frances Powell Loucile White The Band is composed of seventy-five boys and girls who form a companion group to the Crusaders. They Wear similar scarlet and grey uniforms and when the two groups appear between the halves of any game they are sure of a hearty welcome and a good old Wildcat cheer. 1 HLI. ...YV -A 1 535 nn .p-1 ., E HTF! we .my 32 1 QW 1 W nl nl - nc -1 'WY bl ml Q am Th Nm.. .. Show My V.- st., ,Lil 1 nn u .. .1.v,.fr lf COACHES WADE W. THOMPSON H rfarf Coach J. DOYLE SMITH Backfield Coach W. BAILEY HARGRAVE F resbman Courb Wade W. Thompson has coached the Wildcats in the exciting game of football for the past three years, and has done such a swell job of it that the Triple W this year wears the city championship crown. The rigid ideals of sportsmanship, citizenship, and courtesy to which Mr. Thompson has held his squad, have won the admiration of the faculty and student body to the extent that we take sincere pleasure in saluting the coach and saying to him, Well done! We'll be backing you for state champs next year in the good old Wildcat way. Doyle Smith, assistant football coach, is a person well-liked by the boys he has control over, for his friendly and helpful attitude toward them in time of stress. Mr. Smith, who is responsible for the training of the backheld is well qualified for his position, in that he has a considerable reputation along that line. He is, therefore, able to set a good example for his understudies to follow. Bailey Hargrave is the driving taskmaster of the freshie football recruits and the guiding light to the future tennis stars. Mr. Hargrave could easily be termed the power behind the throne, for it is he who uncovers talent that is to be developed later. Student Mcmcrqers BOBBY MAYER BILLY ANDREWS CHARLES COHN ig TF? .vw ,ff J, V. . W, X 'W ,YW Q- 4 ap. V 1 fffeff' ,ef K 6 pau Q-4- viva w gsm K ,sv J 52 'V4f,if,,. ' '? sf H9 fs 2 Football Squad Billy Ruhland, Billy Clark, Robert Ferguson, Charles Davis, joel Williams, R. B. Moore, Ed Hart, Lloyd Cooke, L. W. Brooks, Arthur Bowman, Rex Sharp, Bill Parker. Ralph Geb, Raymond Hubbard, Robert Fredrick, Nor- man Melton, Malcolm Kutner, George Stamets, Tom Wathen, Kelly Simpson, Malcolm Wallace, Willis Couch, Bob Storey. R. B. Kaiser, Shannon Hearne, Paul Johnson, Howard Maley, Freeman Clark, Jack Valentine, Jack Moncrief, Bob Hickman, Donald Reid, James Milholland, J. L. Dyer, Billy Reese. Wade W. Thompson fCoachQ g J. Doyle SmithQBackfield Coachjg W. Bailey Hargrave fFreshman Coachjg Eugene White, Mack Cayce, Robert Derrington, Marshall Mason, Kenneth Hancock, Edwin Bell, Raymond Brisendine, clif- ton Karr, Bill Hodge, Bill Jarvis. Charles Cohn, Billy Andrews, Bobby Mayer fStudent Managersj. FOOTBALL SEASON CITY AND DISTRICT SERIES Woodrow 16-Brackenridge QSan Antonioj 6 . Highland Park 7-Woodrow 0 .... . Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow Woodrow 13- 20-Gainesville 6 . . Gladewater 13 . . 15-Forest 0 38-Garland 0 19-Technical 0 7-Adamson 7 20- 13-Sunset 0 . North Dallas 0 . . BI-DISTRICT SERIES North Side fFort Worthj 0-Woodrow 0 . . . September 18 September 24 October 1 October 9 October 15 October 22 October 30 November S November 12 November 19 December 4 CNorth Side won on penetrations, 2-Woodrow, lj KELLY SIMPSON Rigbf End R. B. KAISER Left Tackle RAYMOND HUBBARIJ Filllbark R. B. MOORE Lvff Turklv BILL CLARK Leff Guard RALPH GEB Lrff Guard MALCOLM WALLACE Quaricrlvarlz ARTHUR BOWMAN Right Halfbark L. W. BROOKS Right ,Halfback REX SHARP Lvfi Halfbark ROBERT FREDRICK Leff Guard NORMAN MEI.TON Left End MALCOLM KUTNIT Cmlm' BUSTER THOMPSON Cvnffr BYLL PARKER Rigbz' Tackle R FCDCDTBHLL CITY CI-IHMPICDNS K f l TOM WATHLN Lvfi End BOB STOREY Riglaf Tarkfz' BILLY RUHLANIJ Right End LLOYD COOKI-1 QIldVfPl'!7dl'k ED HART Right Glltlvlf QBUIJDYJ CHARLES DAVIS Ihlllburk fCdj7laiuj JOEL WILLIAMS Lffi Halfbdck I FCDOTBHLL CITY CI-IHMPIONS FOOTBHLL The Season woomtow, 16g BRACKENRIDGE, 6 gsm Antonioj The game started with both squads battering vainly for a few yards. Neither team scored in the first half. With magnificent plunges and runs, Sharp drove over the goal in the middle of the third quarter. A pass from Davis to Bowman was good for the extra point. Brackenridge received the kick-off but the Wildcats scored on a 50-yard pass from Cooke to Melton. Melton converted. A Brackenridge center sent the ball high over the quarterback's head, and it landed behind the goal line with Brackenridge recovering, giving the Wildcats two more points. WOODROW, Og HIGHLAND PARK, 7 Highland Park started things off with a bang. Dfivelle received a pass from Munnell just eight minutes after the game began. The Scots played almost continually with aerial attacks, completing five out of twenty-two. Woodrow Wilson missed excellent oppor- tunities to score because of the slippery fingered backfield. Kutner, Melton, and Williams starred for Wilson, while Munnell, Gay, and Divelle stood out for the Highlanders. WOODROW, 20g GAINESVILLE, 6 The Triple W eleven gained an easy victory over the Gainesville Leopards through the outstanding playing of Williams, Cooke, Simpson, and Moncrief. Williams tore through the Leopard line early in the game for 40 yards and soon crossed the goal line for the first tally. The Wildcats were held down until the last quarter when Cooke passed the skin to Simpson with Melton converting. Later, another aerial from Williams to Moncrief added more points to the Triple W's growing score. The Leopards sole tally was a result of a pass from Burcell to McCallom. The conversion failed. WOODROW, 15 g FOREST, 0 Opening their bid for the District 8 championship, the Wildcats clawed a hard vic- tory from the Forest Lions. The first half was played on even terms until Williams of Woodrow galloped 67 yards for a touchdown. The conversion failed. During the fourth period Simpson intercepted a pass in the flat zone and raced to the Lions 28-yard line. Sharp drove to the 2-yard stripe and the squad was penalized 5 yards. On the second try he crossed the double stripe. Cooke's conversion failed. Near the end of the tussle, Woodrow's Kaiser booted a perfect field- goal. WOODROW, 19, TECHNICAL, 0 The first half was played from one end of the field to the other with neither team scoring. Early in the third quarter, Sharp opened the way with a 17-yard dash for Davis to cross for a touchdown. Melton's conversion failed. A few minutes later, Sharp again opened up with a drive through left tackle and then a lateral to Kutner, who was untouched for another goal. Sharp converted. Then late in the third quarter, Cooke passed to Simpson who crossed the goal line and then fumbled. The pass was ruled complete, however. Tech was outplayed in every way. WOODROW, 7 5 ADAMSON, 7 After receiving a long punt on Adamson's 46-yard line, the Wildcats began attacking. Melton nabbed Williams' pass on the 3-yard line after several spectacular gains by 'Wil- liams. Williams crossed the goal line and kicked the extra point. Williams, pass in the third period boomeranged when Niblo intercepted it and raced to the 5-yard stripe. Chandler crossed the goal through left tackle and Oakes converted. The remainder of the third and all the fourth period saw the ball going from one end of the fiCld to the other. BEEF--N - in WOODROW, 20, GLADEWATER, 13 The Wildcats outscrapped the Gladewater Bears through brilliant runs by Rex Sharp. The Triple W team took the offensive almost entirely. The East Texans' brightest star was Sloan, whose marksmanship was incredible. His extremely long heaves netted the B-ears two touchdowns. Doubtless the Wildcats could have kept the Bears from scoring so much, had they been prepared for as much aerial playing as was seen in this tussle. WOODROW, 13, SUNSET, 0 Taking advantage of Orenbaum's wild kick on his own 32-yard line, the Wildcats began bearing down. With a pass from Cooke to Bowman and two line plunges the Cats made a first down to the 25-yard line. Cooke passed to Melton on the two-yard line, and then cracked right guard for the initial score. Sharp failed to convert. Late in the first period Cooke, with superb blocking, tore around right end and crossed the double stripe standing up. A pass, Cooke to Melton, made the extra point. The Bisons threatened twice with penetrations to the Crimson and Gray 20-yard line. WOODROW, 13, NORTH DALLAS, 0 The Wildcats began playing in earnest immediately after the first period. Receiving a punt from Austin, Bulldog left halfback, Cooke was run out of bounds after a 3-yard return and the ,Cats were penalized 15 yards for clipping. Unperturbed by this Cooke cracked left tackle, cut back, and with the aid of excellent blocking crossed the stripes for the primary score. Bowman converted. The Bulldogs were completely outplayed. In the middle of the last half, Williams, substitute back, took the Bulldogs un- awares and galloped 34 yards for a touchdown. Bowman's attempt for conversion was wide. WOODROW, 0, NORTH SIDE, 0 Entering the game over-confident, Woofdrow was beaten by penetrations. The Wild- cats soon saw that they could only win by speedy attacks and proceeded to bring many beauties into play. Kutner, intercepting a pass on the North Side 20, opened the way for Woodrow to score. Two running plays coupled with a pass from Cooke to Simpson, gained six yards, but Wallace was stopped on the line of scrimmage and the ball changed hands. Reese, Blackman, and Mayfield played a stellar game for North Side, while Bow- man, Cooke, and Melton stood out for the Wildcats. BASKETBALL COACH HOWARD KITCHEN The ideal coach, firm but not overbearing. Mute evidence of his splendid handling may be seen in the trophy case. Under his watchful eye the Wildcats scratched themselves a path to the State Basketball Championship. Ralph Geb, Student Manager. Dick Kincheloe, Student Manager. QNot in Picturej Basketball Squad Norman Melton, Arthur Bowman, Jimmy McCarthy, Theo Marks, Kelly Simpson, Lloyd Cooke, A. B. Tate, Malcolm Kutner, Rex Sharp, Paul Zimmermann. Bill Reese, David Zimmermann, Hampton Bowman, Frank Spiva, La Noue Davenport, Robert Sonntag, Arthur Wilson, Phillip Saba. Bill Jones, Bob Fenley, Dave Brown, David Carson, Bill Keischnick, James Pattee, James Dunlap, Billy Hauser. f Dick Kincheloe CStudent Managerj, Ralph Geb fStudent Managerj, Jack Alexander, Ken- neth Vfoodfin. 315221 A ,E FW BQSKETBHLL CHQMPS , CITY DISTRICT REGIONAL STATE ,., L - 9 T ' X Theo Marks . Paul Zimmermann Malcolm Kutner Jimmy McCarthy Norman Melton . Rex Sharp . . . . Forward . Forufard, C0-Captain . . . . Forward . . . . . Guard . Center, Co-Captain . . . . Guard f 5,0 'X X fl A. B. Tate . Center Kelly Simpson . Guard Lloyd Cooke . Guard Howard Neblett . . Forward Arthur Bowman . . . Center N of in Picfure Jimmy Pattee La Noue Davenport BPISKETBPILL CHPIMPS CITY DISTRICT REGIONAL STATE 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 Woodrow BASKETBALL SEASON 34 25 20 30 37 42 38 26 34 48 31 33 42 29 39 44 38 32 32 32 31 23 35 S0 43 29 41 PRE-SEASON . . - . . . . . - . CITY SERIES . . . . . . . . . DISTRICT . . . - . . . . . . REGIONAL . . . STATE Quitman 14 Bynum 18 Mount Vernon 19 Mount Vernon 21 Buckner's Home 26 Buckner's Home 18 Wills Point 18 Ladonia 21 Bynum 18 Forest 14 Adamson 9 North Dallas 12 Sunset 9 Tech 16 Forest 19 Adamson 8 North Dallas 14 Sunset 17 Tech 12 Forreston 14 Highland Park 20 Whitewright 11 Waco 23 Vernon 26 Belton 24 John Reagan 28 Abilene 27 Eh .rim-L -I i ggte , , .aargsgzzslf ' . S ilssnwii , L 1?vf1i,Q l ' -'.:aw- f 'Y . . 3 v 22,144 , ,511 r' , ri:':-ef.fwfxii'5a2, ' TRHCK City, District and Regional Champions MR. WADE W. THOMPSON . . . . . . . . . . Coach Bob Storey, Phillip Torti, Bub Cadwallader, Eugene Martin, Tom Collier, Robert Fredrick, Frank Bell, Ralph Alexander, Shannon Hearne, Pete Pappas, Robert Cooper. Dave Brown, Brooks Sands, Robert Stone, Dick Hidell, G. P. Webb, Rowland Ed- wards, Hampton Bowman, Fred Oden, Howard Clark, Howard Palms, Marion Luttrell. Jack Irby, Roy Sheffield, David Small, Robert Sonntag, Oliver Stevens, James Glide- well, Harrison Baker, Phillip Saba, Bob Fenley, Brill Findley, Eddie Dwyer. Wade Thompson QCoachj, Charles Cohn QStudent Managerj, Billy Andrews QStu- dent Managerj , Vechaul Turner, Mack Cayce, Bill Roney, U. G. Collier, Donald Duncan. BQSEBHLL GEORGE S. BOLEY . . . . Couch SQUAD john Stough, Buster Thompson, joel Williams, Bill Cole, Bob Terrill, Bob Lasater, Paul Johnson, Bill Knmpermnn. Clyde McHale QStudent Coachj , R. B. Kaiser fStudent Couchj , Eugene White. Charles Mobley, Dalton Stripling, Arthur Wilson, Bill Ruhlund, Bill Hall, Fred Towles, Jimmy Gaskell, George S. Boley QCoachj, Jimmie Tyler. Bill Duncan, Paul Miller, james Hayes, Howard Bradley, Sanford Brandt CStudent Managcrj, L. W. Brooks, Joe Boone, Roy Carroll. Noi in Pirfurc William Strange fStudent Managerj. Tennis MR. BAlLr.x' HARGRAVE . . . . Coarla Patricia Torti, Byrdimeb Ford, Anita De Larios, Virginia Cobb, Barbara Wheeler, jane Ramsey, Mary jane Pinkston, Eloise Whittington. Lynn Worrnll, john Lawlor, Iidward Drake, Marjorie Le Grand, Margaret Fredrick, Robert Cockrell, Gene Mohr. Tommy Grifhth, Armond Bzlrilleaux, james Duncan, john Ii. Harris, jimmy Gaskell, Carroll Savage. Mr. Hargrave CCoachJ, Robert Claxton, Hill Thomas, Fred Holmes, james Dunlap, Roy Robertson, Henry Owen. I l Golf MR. FRED ERNEY Coarb Frank Carvey Robert White jim Elmore Pete Rice L. A. Parish William Allen , ln il 'Sqn 'ini nl? ii lit ii lim ll iii ii ' ':'i' ' Ml MR. MR MR MR interscholastic Representatives H. BUSH MORGAN H. BUSH MORGAN H. BUSH MORGAN Mauryne Jarrett Robert Cockrell Carmen Tyson T. W. PHILIBERT Girls' Tram Margaret Beilharz Catherine Stockard Miss FLORA LOWREY Lillian Brown Miss MARY V. BAKER Marjorie Jowell Girls' Df'L'lKll7Hlfi0ll I Betti Skilea Boys' Dvclamafion William Strange Ona' Acf Play HIS FIRST DATED Dclmfc Ready-Writers Slbflli11g . Sjwonsor . Sponro-r . . . . Sponsor Bill Sullivan Evelyn Tomkies Peggy Lou Jones . . . S120 ns or Boys' Tram Edward B. XVinn Grover Hartt . . . . Sponsor Betty Cobb . . . Sponsor june Norwood glffi I dred SVI e tz SCHOOL FAVORITE lngrupb by Hall-Gent WW Vlmlnglnljlll In Huff-Cfvrltzy f7V0rman c!Welt01z SCHOOL FAVORITE cyliclllfyfld, CqCl7'TCff SCHOOL FAVORITIE I1 fpaul Zimrnermann SCHOOL FAVORITE ,. fylflarilyn Thompson SCHOOL FAVORITE Photograph by Hall-Gentry DIA f jf r 'f 1 . J MM . Qty f+, ,! KM u MQW in lrlgmfrb lu' Hull-Gent ,. J gwalcolm gfutner SCHQQL FAVORITE The lornuoiry Senior Closs of Woodrow Wilson Hioh School Prc'xz'11ls Going Cn Seventeen H. BUSH MORGAN . . Direrfor Blllllllly Carlaarz' .... . Kenneth Dixon Elsa ..... . .Doris Buhrer M rs. Kafe Carbarf . . . Genevieve Mohr Florence Carbart . .... Willella Thrower Craig lIilICC'lIf . . . . John Robert McMurrain Tom Williaazzs . .... Rodney Derby Paul . . . .... R. B. Jones Slorimpic' . . . Wallace Taylor l0a11Vi11ce11f . . . . Nell Jack Lillums . . . Bessie Kopecky Frcz11kCurba1'1f . . . Glen Nicks Helen . . . . Norma Jo Davis Doris . . . Geraldine Bloomer Agnes . . Charlene Lindsey H. BUSH MORGAN ......... Paul Hollis . . Hilda . . . Mrs. Jessie Hollis Harry Hollis . F rarmie Hollis Marjorie Hollis Cramlal Smytbe George Gordon Sfzookie Hollis Tbeo Arbuekle Pidgie Miller . Zip Zimmer . Daisie Ienlzjns Boots Bennett Elsie Taggart The lune Senior Closs Of Woodrow Wilson I-lioh School Presents Life Begins ot Sixteen . Director . Robert Cockrell . . Betti Skiles . Carmen Tyson . . Bill Sullivan Evelyn Tomkies . Dorothy Harris . . Jack Morgan Jimmy McCarthy Mauryne Jarrett . J ack Anderson . Margaret Mahoney Paul Zimmermann . Katharine Langdon . Margaret Connally . . Jane Dunn A., 's lr' f, 5 xx ,.,J ?' 4, Q 1 is 4 4 - 1 , r i ' 5 wif? K 2, Q I ii' ,li-' X fa- K X' at 'Ei H .fc Q., Q' If F, , 1' ififrpg .,.-.1 Lkxri 5, MAY, Q :I Aw .f- Xw QVIZ If es - S kt ,Qt 3 gi f' X X f 'Q x, P ,,ig,:, f f , A 'GLM KN :Ali 1.19- uw! 9, L, 1 , mf in 49511 Y Mx W 4351 sm 2? Q v. 'Q - 1 1' wif 1 h L ' f 1 is fi jg. ,W ?5, Z NS . x -4 1 1' 4 , K . 5 ., L.,., .V A ,AM , 5 A ii N X 1. A --4, -,.5..v.A .x,, . ..-QM mx -ig. HYYI1- v. We Do Not Like to Boost BUT ln the School Yecrr 1937-1938 Woodrow Wilson l-liqh School WON First Place in the High School Newspaper Com- petition in the Interscholastic League, 1937. City Championship, Football, 1937. First Place in City Safety Contest, 1937. First Place in City Thrift Essay Contest, 1937. City and State Championships, Basketball, 1938. City, District, and Regional Championships, Track 1938. First Place in City and District Debate, Girls' Team, 1938. First Place in City Contest, One Act Play, 1938 Sanger Trophy for Outstanding Athletic Ability in All Fields, 1938. First Place in Marching in Band District Contest 1938. First Place in Colonial Dames, Essay Contest, 1938 HAS Largest School Banking Account in Dallas. Largest Junior R. O. T. C. Unit in the United States. :E 'lfayeaa Mlfmg f, ,N -SA Pi - nwlif , I g1':fi fbw L N 1 fN.f' 'k cSf MNk ' f , ,x , n xljf' XM i M , f X X K. VJ 3 vi , ' 1 , X ,- A ,-. 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