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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1954 volume:

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LurTc Aju cjlmTU TXj TxTi - jjO o ecuatct For wise and friendly classroom counsel; For the inspiration of an unequalled team spirit; For endless hours spent perfecting each play; For showing hundreds of young men the necessity for being in top physical condition; For teaching sportsmanship as an integral part of the game of football; For creating, in 1953, the greatest football squad ever fielded by Woodrow Wilson; For these and other qualities possessed by a gentleman and a leader — The 1954 CRUSADER salutes you. Head Coach, JIM RILEY. Surrounded by a sea of hclmctcd heads. Coach Riley reviews the day's workout schedule with membess of the A squad. ‘DecUcatCact In the classroom, students find Mr. Riley always ready to help untangle a perplexing algebra problem. Page Seven This building, itself, strong, yet simple in design, stands as a monument to education in the minds of all Wilsonites. rfCtna, 'Tttatc'i Intricately decorated columns and lamps give beauty to the school's entrance, which might well be called the Doorway to Knowledge. Bird's-eye view of the front terrace shows results of careful landscaping and meticulous care. Page Nine :P ;•;� • 4 Principal G. L. Ashburn-A unique principal fora unique school For twenty-six years this tall, soft-spoken Texan has ably administered his school. To the students at Wood-row, however, Pop Ashburn is more than a dignified educator. He is the voice on the P.A. every morning, he's the man on the bench at the football games, and he's the proudest man in the reviewing stand during the Wednesday morning parades. Most of ail, though, Pop is a friendly smile and a helping hand to the student with a perplexing problem. tagifSEttm' A familiar figure at all school activities, Mr. Ashburn joins the fun at the senior prom. This is the way Pop counsels his charges on the air. At Senior Assembly Mr. Ashburn is presented an enlarged picture of the 1953 Wildcat football team from emcees Floyd Bloom and David Millicon. Psg • Thirteen City Administrators Capably Handle the Tremendous Task of Coordinating Dallas Schools DR. W. T. WHITE Superintendent of Schools DR. EWELL D. WALKER Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Personnel JESS O. CARDV ELL Coordinator in Secondary Education ROBERT McKAY Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Administration DR. FRANK I. WILLIAMS Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Curriculum I'jgc Fourteen Many Hands Make Light Work, As Outstanding Students Help in School Offices Mr . Wilkins and counselling office helpers record seniors' credits and scholastic standings. Miss Downs and Mrs. Crossno take time out to read an interesting letter received in the principal's office. Athletic office assistants type, file, and do general handiwork for busy coaches. Selling newspapers and Senior Publications arc just two of the many jobs done by business office holpers. Student workers in the attendance office help Mrs. Phillips record absentees and tordios. Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Rudd, and Page Fif.Icon ALIEN. JEWELLE E. Study Holt ALLEN, PAUL F. Spanish, Yearbook m ATKINS. EUNICE B. Social Studies BECKHAM. CHARLES Mathematics, Tennis Aeronautics BRAACK. HELEN C. librarian 8ROWN. J. WILLIAM Mathematics. X n nllonn I C AllfUolnr CALDWELL. WILLIE MAE Nurse W oodrow Wilson Teachers CAVAZOS. HA MAE Dietitian CURTIS. E. BOYD Commercial Always a fovorito on assemblies, Mrs. Bramcl scores o hit with a mezzo solo. COOPER. EDITH Girls' Physical Education FARRIS. MAYME Home Economics DOWNS. SUSIE Principal's Secretory Page Sixteen ThvJL zK . FINCHER. MERLE Art FORESTER, HERSCHEL Physics FRANCIS. LORENE Deon FRANKS. W. D. GAICHUTT, MALVINA GOLDSTEIN. HANNAH HALE, KENNETH Mathematic Study Hall Gymnotium Assistant History . . . Alert to Our Needs . . . HARRISON, GEORGIA Militory Office HAYS. MOZEllE Commercial HELMS. DON Coach HIGHTOWER. BURIAN M. Mathematics HILL. IRWIN Mathematics HOUTCHENS, I. W. Biology HUMPHRIES, CORIN English C; fU KV JC Mr. Owen, point, out the lone S'or State as he describe, one of .he mo,, colorful episode, in American hi,lory. p jgc Set cut ecu JUNIGER. MILDRED KELLEY, BENNIE I. KENNEDY, LUCILLE Journalism Mathematics BROWN English KING. MILDRED English KIRBY, NORENE Spanish LEAVEll. WILLIAM History MeBRAYER, T. E. Coach, 8oys' Physical Fitness . . . Outstanding Leaders in Teaching . . . McMILLAN, ALBERTA C. Mathcmotics PARRIS. O. E. Chomistry The Crusader camera caught Mrs. Atkins as she explained the meaning of parity for the third lime. Page Eighteen PARSONS. HELEN ’It' Phyticol Education PATRICK, ALMA Spanish PHILLIPS. EVELYN Dean's Olficc RILEY. JAMES C. ROBBINS, EVELYN ROBERTS. MYRTLE ROYSTER. GEORGE Coach, Mathematics Orchestra History Band . and In School Activities STOVALL. SARAH Home Economics r i TURMAN. MABEL E. Spanish VAN VAlKENBURG. HET.EN Distributive Education V EBB. MATTIE DEU Girls’ Physical Educatio1 Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Francis, and Mrs. Rudd get rcody to meet ihe morning rush tor admit cards. Mrs. Cooper ond Miss Parsons join in the fun before colling the girls' physical education class to order. FACULTY MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Abornathy, Ruth Baker, Mary V. Bishop, Earle Boyle, Aliys Field Bromol, Hazel Cotes, Buford Kitchen, Howard Lowrey, Flora McMahan, Dorothy Morgan, H. 8ush Musslewhitc, Roscanne Smith, Doyle • • the Students’ Best Friends! ‘w I Mr. Morgan holds the prompter's script during rehearscls of Don't Take My Penny. WELLS. ZADA Commercial WILKINS, BONNIE lotin. Senior Counselor WILLIAMS, J. ROY English WOODRUFF, ANNA English KLEIN, MARGARET English Page Tu’on!) NOAH R. FRANKLIN Jit jflBnnurtam Though head custodian at Woodrow Wilson High School for twenty-five years, Noah R. Franklin was not known to many of the student body. The quiet, unobtrusive manner in which he went about his work kept him out of the public eye; as his gentle, friendly cooperation kept him in the love of those who knew him. His passing last summer left an emptiness about the halls he kept spotless and in the hearts of his friends. Newly elected June, 1954, class officers hold an unofficial committee meeting soon after their election. Pictured here are Ed Bridges, President; Carolyn Jo Staton, Secretary; and Doyle Conine, Vice President. Page Tieeiuy-foui X ANDER, JLA CATHERYN ithy uory 26, 1937 las. Texas lish, History, Mathematics, ne Economics. los Historical Society; Y-ns. ALFORD, DIANN ''Dynamite July 11. 1937 Son Antonio, Toxas English, History, Businoss. Dollos Historical Society; Ice Skating Club; Y-Teens; Press Club; Library Council; line Pins; Red Cross Representative; Senior Publication, Typist; Good Scholarship Club. ALLEN, LOU NELL Mommie” Februory 13, 1935 Leonard, Texas Ice Skating Club; little Thco-ter; Pan-American Studont Forum; linx Pin; Gym Captain; Good Scholarship Club, Chorus. ALLEN, VERNELLE January 20, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics, Business. Ice Skating Club; Pan-Ameri-con Student Forum; Y-Tccns; Good Scholarship Club. ANDERSON, MARTHA KAY K November 26, 1936 Dollos, Texas English, Business, Mathematics, Dollos Historical Society; Ice Skating Club; Y-Tcens; Linz Pin; Red Cross Representative; Good Scholarship Club; Bible Linz Pin. ASTRONG, INELL MARIE ■ 26. 1936 as, Texas ish. Mathematics. Business. Skating Club; Y-Tcens; Linz ; Student Council Repre-totivc; All City Chorus; s' Chorus; Girls’ Quartet; SADER Staff, Music Editor. ARRINGTON, DORTHA JUANELLE Nell July 15, 1936 Commerce, Texas English, History, Business. Dollos Historical Society; Ice Skating Club; Y-Tcens; Press Club; Woodrow Wilson NewS; Good Scholarship Club. ASHMORE, ROBERT BUD, JR. July 14. 1936 Dal’as, Texos English, Mathematics, Spanish, little Theater; Pan-American Student Forum; One Act Play; library Council; Linz Pins; Red Cross Representative; Senior Publication, Literory Staff; Student Council Representative; Americon Legion Contest; Juni-ior Citizens' Troffic Commission,- Quiz'em on the Air. AUSTIN, HANNAH RHAE December 28. 1936 Oakland. California English, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Dallas Historical Society; Y-Teens; Press Club; Student Council; Good Scholarship Club. AYOOB, JEANETTE Nonnettc March 28. 1936 Romollah, Jordan Business. English, Spanish. Pan-American Student Forum; Good Scholarship C'ub; Linz Pin. SENIORS June, '54 On registration day anxious students check and recheck programs as they wait outside their favorite teacher s door. Page Twenty-five SENIORS June, '54 Hard bitting Wildcat football squad patties to discuss the merits of the previous play. BABBITT, JOAN April 23, 1936 Sacromonto, Californio English, Mathematics. Pan-American Student Forum,-Ice Skating Club; Dallas Historical Society; Y-Toens. BARNES, BARRY BRODNOX Barney November 2, 1936 Dallas. Texas Science, Mathematics, English, little Theater; Captain; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 3 School Commendation Ribbons; Rcd Drill Ribbon; 4 Rod. White and Blue Ribbons; Camp Dallas, 2 Years; library Council; Senior Publcation, Humor; Bible Awards; Good Scholarship Club BARSHOP, BOBBY Juno 28. 1936 Dallos, Texas Science, Mathematics, Social Studies, English. Pan-American Studont Forum,-1st lieutenant; 4 School Efficiency Ribbon; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; linz Pins; Junior Citizens' Traffic Commission; Representative at Youth Safety Convention; Good Scholarship Club. BARTON, JAMES RONALD J. B. March 28, 1936 Arlington, Texas English, Mathematics, History. Ice Skating Club; 1st licuton-ont; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons 3 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon; 3 Red, White and Bluo Ribbons; Honor Wreath; Bosoball 8 Team; Football B Team; linz Pins; Aeronautics Club. BEARDEN, LORETTA JEAN Poodle February 4, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics, Business Dallas Historical Society; lc« Skating Club; Y-Tecns; Pres Club; Good Scholarship Club BEESON, PHIL Bees' June 20. 1936 Dallos, Texas. English, History, Mathematics, lieutenant Colonel; Midnight Blue Ribbon; School Efficiency Ribbon; Camp Dallas; Baseball, I letter. All City Baseball; American legion. All Star Team; Football, 3 letters; All City; Honorable Mention on All-American Football Team; Woodrow Wilson News. BENT, WALTER LEAVITT Bent August 7, 1936 Rochester, New York English, Mathematics. Sergeant 1st Class; School Efficiency Ribbon; 2 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; 2 White Ribbons; Honor Wreath; Football Manager. 3 Years; Track A Team Manager, 2 Years, 1 letter; Senior Publication, literary Staff BIHARY, DONNA LOUISE Donnie December 3. 1936 Cleveland. Ohio English, History, linz Pin.- Red Cross Representative; Good Scholarship Club. BLACKSHEAR, KENNETH WESLEY Btackie July 22. 1936 Leonard, Texas English, Mathematics. History. Moster Sergeant; School Effi-bon; Red, White and Blue Ribbon; Nile Green Ribbon; Baseball A Team, 2 Years; Amor-icon legion Basketball B Team; Football A Team. BLANCHE, PATRICIA C. Pat June 27, 1937 Dallas, Texas Mathematics, English. History Y-Teens,- Spelling Contest; Lin; Pin; Projection Club. Page Twenty-six SENIORS June, '54 Lon Ann Christensen compliments Bercrl) Allen on the com design of the 1954 Atomical.” AND, DALE LYNN omb«r 13, 1935 os. Tcxos ish, Mothemotics. hool Efficiency Ribbons; 4 , While ond Blue Ribbons; ©nor Wreolhs; B Squad ©boll; B football Tcom. BOYD, NANCY SEXTON June 24, 1936 Dollos, Tcxos English, Mathematics. Little Theater; Y.Tcens; linx Pins; Senior Publication, literary Staff; Student Council Representative; 3B football Sweetheart; Basketball Queen; Nominee for fovoritc. BRICE, SHIRLEY ANN September 12, 1935 Formcrsvillc, Texos English, Business. Dallas Historical Society; Ice Skating Club; Y-Teens; Press Club; Linz Pins; Red Cress Representative; Good Scholarship Club. BRIDGES, EDWARD STAFFORD Ed February 16, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics, Science. Coptoin; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; School Commendotion Ribbon; Nile Green Ribbons; Cheerleader; President, Senior Closs: Senior Publication, Humor; President of Student Council, 2 Terms; Nominee for Fovorite. BROOKS, CARLENE JOY Dodic April 5, 1936 Oklohomo City, Oklahoma English. Mathematics, Histo Little Theater; Y-Teens; Pre Club; Volleyboll, Winnin Tcom; Uni Pins; Bible I in, Pins; President of Red Cross; Woodrow Wilson News, Reporter; Speciol Chorus. BRYANT, MARY ELIZABETH Imp June 5. 1936 Dallas. Texas English. History. Press Club; Student Council Representative; Woodrow Wil-son News; Girls' Chorus, Gym Coptoin; Good Scholarship Club. BRUCE, GINGER ROGERS Gin Morch 13. 1936 Paris, Texas English, Business. Band librarian, “ Years; Girls' Chorus. BUCKLANO. BARBARA MAY August 9. 1936 flint. Michigan English. Woodrow Wilson News, Re-t orter. lONAUGH. JOHN EDWARD tober 20. 1935 mpa, Texos sthemotic . English. BRUNKEN, LINDA ELAINE Bumpkin Moy 14. 1937 Dallas. Texas English, Mofhcmofics, History. Ice Skofing Club; YTeens; library Council; lint Pins; Majorette; Red Cross Representative. Secretory; Typist lor Senior Publication; Student Council Representative; Good Scholarship Club. Page Tuenf) -seven SENIORS June, '54 Mr. Helms in conference with Snowball. Developing a new play perhaps? BURCH, BARRY BRIAN Rick! September 29, 1936 Dollos, Texos English, History. Captain; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 School Commendation Ribbons; 3 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath; Comp Oollos; Student Council Representative; Aeronautics Club; Ice Skating Club. BURNSIDE, PAULA ANN Selena June 17. 1936 El Dorado, Arkansas Home Economics, English. Dallas Historical Society; Ice Skating Club; Y-Teens; Press Club; Senior Publication, literary Staff. BUTTGEN, JAMES DALE Budge April 29, 1936 Davenport, Iowa English, Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing. Hi-Y; First Lieutenant; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 Red Drill Ribbons; 5 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; B Baseball Team; B Basketball Team; Library Council; Senior Publication, literary Staff. CHRISTMAS, ROBERT First lieutenant; 4 School Effi-ioncy Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon; Marksman; 4 Red Drift Ribbons, 1 Star; 2 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Comp Dal-los. CLARK. CHARLES DAVID Chuck July 9, 1936 Dallas. Texas English. Mathematics, History. Ice Skating Club; Pan-American Student Forum; Sergeant First Class; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons.- Nile Green Ribbon. Marksman; 4 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Track. 1952; Red Cross Representative; Senior Publication, Literary Stoff; Good Scholarship Club. CLARK, WILLIAM RAWLINS Roily May 7, 1936 Abilono, Texas Captain; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; School Commendation Ribbon; Red Drill Ribbon; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Comp Dallas; Library Council. COBB, JOAN CECILE Joanie December 16, 1935 Joplin, Missouri History, English, Commercial. Ice Skating Club; Y-Tcens; library Council; Linz Pin; Good Scholarship Club; Bible Linz Pin. COBB, NATALIE ANN Nat November 24, 1937 Dallas. Texos History, English, Spanish. Ice Skating Club; Pan-American Student Forum, Chairman of Social Committee and Vice-President; Linz Pins; Scholarship Club; lunchroom Assistont; Gym Captain; United Nations Study. COBB, WilLIAM JOSEPH Bonty October 6, 1935 Dallas. Texas Sergeant First Class; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 Nile Green Ribbons. Marksman; 4 Red, White and 8!ue Ribbons.-Baseball lettor, American legion Baseball, 2 Years; Basketball, A Sguad. COCHRAN, ERIC NEIL Dook November 30. 1935 Coldsprings, Texas History, Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, English. First Lieutenant; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; School Commendation Ribbon; 2 Nile Green Ribbons, Marksman; 2 Stars; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons. Page Twenty-eight ’ COFFEY, GERALD LEO Coffee March 9, 1936 Wichita Foil , Texas English, Mothemotics, History. Captain; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons.- 2 Nile Green Ribbons, Morksman; 2 Red Drill Ribbons, 1 Star; 5 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath; Woodrow Wilson Ron-gors; Camp Dallas.- Rifle Team, First Place; Golf; Student Council Representative; A Club, Vice-President. COLEMAN, DORIS ANN May 4. 1936 Dallas. Tcxos English, Business. Dollos Historical Socety; Ice Skating Club; Pan-American Student Forum; Y-Teens; CRUSADER Stoff, Athletics Editor; Good Scholarship Club; Linz Pins. COLLIER, PHILIP BROWER •Phil” July 16. 1936 Bingham, New York English, Mathematics. First lieutenant; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 School Commendation R sbons; Red, White and Blue Ribbon; Senior Publication, literary Stoff; R.O.I.C. Band; Concert Band; Marching Band. COLLINS, GENE PAUL October 8, 1935 ■'Jeep” Gainesville, Texas Privote; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; Woodrow Wilson Rangers; library Council; Red Cross Representative; Mole Quartette; All City Chorus, 2 Years; Bible Linz Pins. COLTHARP, DELORES MARIE Dee” March 30. 1936 Dallas. Texas Y-Teens, Treasurer; Volleyball, Winning Team; Red Cross Representative; Student Council Representative. CONINE, DOYLE DWAIN D. D. October 20. 1935 Greenville, Texos English, Mathematics. Coptoin; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Baseball. A” Team. 2 Years; Baketboll, ”B” Team; Nominee for Favorite Footooll, B Teom, 2-Ycor lettermon; Vice-President of Senior Class; Student Council Representative; Good Scholarship Club. CCNNALLY, CAROLYN FRANCES Col- March 23. 1937 Dallas, Texos English. Mathematics. Good Scholarship Club. CONNALLY, COOK, CHARLOTTE JOSEPH McCLAIN November 6. 1936 Joe Corpus Christi, Texas February 14, 1936 Dallas, Texas English. Science. Mothemotics. Library Council; Student Council Representative. COOPER, 8ILLY HOWARD ■Red March 15, 1936 Tyler, Texos English, Mathematics. Science. Captain; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon; 3 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath. Track, 3 Years; Linz Pin; Student Council Representative. SENIORS June, '54 Principal Pop Asbburn war one of the boys when the photographer caught him in this nest of football stars• Page Tucmy nine COX, CHARLES LEE Coxie July 20. 1935 Dallas, Texas English. Mathematics, lieutenant Colonel; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; Red, White and Blue Ribbon; 2 Honor Wreaths; Baseball, 2 letters. Amoricon legion 8aseboll; Football, 2 letters; Woodrow Wilson News; Press Club. CRAFT, EMILY LOUISE Emmy lou May 11. 1936 Washington, D.C. English. Mathematics, Home Economics. Pon-Americon Student Forum. Y-Teens. CRAVENS, ALMA MURIEL January 1. 1936 Guntor, Texas English, Commercial. Ice Skating Club; linz Pins; Good Scholarship Club. CRAWFORD, DOLLY EARLINA Early February 4. 1935 Kennett, Missouri History, English. Dallas Historical Society; Pan-American Student Forum, Secretary; Y-Teens, President; Assistant to Athletic Office; library Council; Bible linz Pins; Senior Publication. literary Staff; Gym Captain; Mixed Chorus; Good Scholarship Club. CULLISON, VIRGINIA RACHEL V.A. July 14, 1936 San Diego, California Art. English. Dallas Historical Society. President; little Theater; Y-Tccns; Art Service Club; Senior Publication, Cover. DAHLHOFER, DE ETTE SAND2A D. D. June 29, 1936 Freemonl, Ohio Home Economics, English. Good Scholarship Club; Model for A. Harris Co. DAVIS, SANDRA LEE Auaust 28, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics. Art. Art Service Club, Vice-President; Winning Volleyball Team; CRUSADER Staff. Co-editor-in-chief; linz Pins; Student Coun-cil Representative; Bible Linz Pins; Good Scholarship Club. DEAR.NG. MARGIE EUEN January 22, 1936 Dallos, Texas English, Mathematics, Commercial Y-Teens: library Council; linz Pins; Gym Captain; Good Scholarship Club; Bible linz Pins. DEITHLOFF. JOHN ANDREW September 27, 1935 Tiroli, Texas English, Mathematics. Mechoni-col Drawing. First lieutenant; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 Shool Commendation Ribbons; Orange .Bond; Ribbon; 3 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Military Bond; Concert Bond. DE MOSS, JERRY Master Sergeant; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons. School Commendation Ribbon,- 3 Red. White ond Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath. Page Thirty SENIORS June, '54 'Ihe mitil rush for scats in pep rally begins as half a dozen Wildcat coeds head for choicest seats. NEEN, MARGIE ANN DICKSON, G. W ©nk sc 24. 1936 lumbus, Ohio Siith, History, los Historic©! Society; Ice bting Club; Y-Teens; Press i,b; Woodrow Wilson News; rls' Chorus; All City Chorus. DICKSON, JENNETT •Net January 21, 1936 Dallas. Texas English. History. Y-Tcens; Chorus. DUMOND, KATHRINE ANN 'Annie August 26. 1935 English, Business, Home Economics. Dollos Historical Socety.- Ice Skoting Club; Y-Teens. EDMONDSON, PATSY RUTH Pot February 9, 1936 Dallas. Texas History. English, Commercial. Dallas Historical Society; little Theater; Y-Teens; Press Club; Red Cross Representative; Scnior Publication, literory; Stafl.Student Council Represen. tative; Woodrow Wilson News; Good Scholarship Club; Ice Skating Club. WARDS, ELLEN RUTH ufus y 21. 1935 ncola, Texas glish. Commercial. n-American Student Forum. ELLIOTT, BETTY EVELYN Elliott April 19, 1936 Snyder. Tcxos History. English, Commercial. Dallas Historical Society; Little Theater; Y-Tccns; Press Club; Senior Publication, Literary Staff; Good Scholarship Club; Ice Skoting Club. ELLSWORTH, JERRY ALBERT Biceps, Jitcy May 16. 1936 Little Rock. Arkansas Ice Skating Club; Hi-Y; 1st lieutenant; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; School Commendation Ribbon; 2 Nilo Greon Riboons; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Football B Team,- Track; Llnr Pin. EMERSON, PATSY JO October 17. 1935 Bcckville, Tcxos English, Mathematics, Business. Ice Skating Club. EVANS, BARBARA JANE January 18. 1937 Dallas, Texas English. Mathematics. Spanish. Ice Skoting Club; Pan-American Student Forum; Y-Tccns. SENIORS June, '54 Faye Rowe applies a shower of plastic spray to Sadie Yeager's new hairdo in a Speech Class make-up lesson. Page Thirty-one SENIORS June, '54 lixnberant Wildcats cheer us football bus leaves for Fort Worth and the Paschal game. EWELL, BOBBY LEWIS October 27. 1934 Dolloi. Texos Hi-Y; lieutenant Colonel; School Efficiency Ribbon; 3 White Ribbons; 2 Honor Wreaths; Baseball A Team, 3 Years, 3 letters; American legion Baseball; Basketball, B” Team; Football, 3 letters. All City, 2 Years; Second Team, All Greater Dallas, 2 Years; Honorable Mention. All State Football Team, 2 Years; Nominee for Favorite. FISHER, EARL EDWARD JR. September 22, 1935 Do-'los, Texas Football 8 Team. FITE, ROBERT MONROE 8ob March 29. 1935 Fort Sill. Oklahomo English, History, Mathematics. Press Club; Sergeant; Assistant to Vocational Guidance Counselor; Woodrow Wilson News; Projection Club. FLABIANO, LUiGHI HAROLD Tony January 20, 1935 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, English. Hi-Y, Secretory; Sergeant First Class; 2 School Efficiency Rib-sons; Nile Green Rbbon, Marksman; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Baseball A Squad; Football A Squad, 2 years. FOSTER. LINDA THALIA Shorty August 27. 1936 Morphou, Cyprus English, History. Mathcm Y-Tcens,- Good Scholar: Club. FRANKLIN, ALLEN RAY Buddy February 14, 1937 Dollas, Texas English, Mathematics, His'ory. Major; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; School Commendation Ribbon; 2 Nile Green Ribbons; 4 Red. While and Blue Ribbons; librory Council; Red Cross Rco-rcsentotive; Good Scholarship Club; Bible Awards. FRIEDLI, KATHLEEN MAY Kay May 5, 1936 Peoria, Illinois English, Commercial, Homs Economics. Dallas Historical Society; Ice Skating Club; little Theater; Y-Teens; literary Staff, Senior Publication; Good Scholarship Club. FRYAR, MARY FRANCES Hiawatha March 7. 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Commercial. Dallas Historical Socioty Ice Skoling Club; YTcons; Press Club, Assistant to Afhlotic Office; Assistant to Business Office; linz Pins.- Good Scholarship Club. GALBRAITH, BOBBIE GALLEHER, BARBARA JEAI November 8. 1936 Dollas. Texas English, Mathematics. Tumbling Club, President; Skating Club; Press Club; Service Club; Gym Capta Tennis; Head Majorette; Schc Favorite Nominee.- Senior Pi licotion; Student Council; Mot on A. Harris Young Texan A visory Board; Notional Tui bling Champion. Good Scholt ship Club. Pagt Thirty-luo IRDNER, JANNA FAY gust 9. 1935 :Alcstor, Oklohomo glish, Art � Sorvice Club, Trcosurer; oodrow Wilson Nows, Art llor, , o A ' Yr ' GARNER, WILLIAM ROBIN Robiano May 4, 1936 Dallas, Texas Mathematics, English, Music. 1st lieutenant; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; Red Drill Ribbon; Orange Ribbon; 2 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Linz Pin; Bible Linz Pins; Concert Band; Milfary Band; All City Band, 3 Band letters; Good Scholarship Club. GARRETT, JOHNNY ROBERT Fobruary 26, 1936 Dallos, Texas 1st lieutenant; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; 4 Red Drill Ribbons; 3 Rod, White and 8lue Ribbons; B Football, Manager,- Basketball. 1 Year letter-mon; Cheerleader; Student Council Representative; linz Bible Award. GAULT, LOIS LORINE loie August 30,1936 Norfolk, Virginia English, Business. Ice Skating Club; Secretary for Orchestro; All City Orchestro; All State Orchestra; Good Scholarship Club; Red Cross Representative; Girls' Chorus. GEORGE, REAGAN WEBB October 12. 1935 Ardmore, Oklohoma English. Mathematics. Drafting, lieutenant Colonol; 6 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; 3 Honor Wreaths; Assistant to Business Office; A M Drawing Contest, 1st and 2nd Place; linz Pins; Bible linz Award; Senior Publication, literary Staff; Student Council Representative; Drum Major; All City Band, 2 Years; R.O.T.C. and Color Band. jERIK, MARGARITE MAE 'Margie une 25, 1936 Vest, Texas inglish. Commercial, ce Skating Club; Y -Teens; 3ood Scholarship Club. GILES, GRADY E. Dutch April 30, 1936 Comby, Texas English, Mathematics. 1st lieutenant; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 6 Red Drill Ribbons, Star; 5 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath; Aoronautics Club. GODWIN, MIKE Sergeant First Closs. GOLDSMITH, SHIRLEY JO ’ August 16. 1935 Cooper, Texas English, History, Art. Dallas Historical Society; Ico Skating Club; Y-Teens.- Art Service Club. GREEN, PATSY CHRISTINE Pat July 10. 1934 Dallas, Texas English, History, Mathematics. Projection Club. SENIORS June, '54 Vi filing Latin American dancers chat with Jeanette Ayooh, Site Hargrave, and other advanced Spanish students. Fage Thirty-three SENIORS June, '54 Faye Zollner, Sandy Schroeder, Sidnea Williams and Margaret Buckmeyer stop by the information desk to use the phone and check homework assignments• GREER, DONALD OLIVER Dog March 3, 1935 De8erry, Texas English. Lilllo Thoator; Pon-American Student Forum; Lini Pin; Student Council Representative; Organ Guild; Chorus. GREER. SYDNEY SUE Susie February 18, 1936 Sulphur Springs, Texas English, Mathematics, Commercial. Pon-Amorican Student Forum; Y-Teons; Lin Pins. Red Cross Representative; Bible Award; Good Scholarship Club. GROVER, ROSE ANN Shane March 11, 1937 Binghompton, New York English, Science. Ice Skating Club; Y-Tccns; Press Club; Woodrow Wilson News; Good Scholarship Club. HADEN, DOROTHY MAXINE Dot December 9, 1935 Dallas, Texas Mathematics, English. Business. Dallas Historical Society, President, Secretary and Treasurer,-Pan-Amcrican Student Forum; Studcnt Council Representative; Woodrow Wilson News, Class Reporter; Good Scholarship Club. HAESLY, DORIS CAROL Gayro January 25, 1936 Dallos, Texos English. Ice Skating Club; Y-Tecns; Pross Club; Woodrow Wilson News; Good Scholarship Club. HAIL, EWEN DURST January 13, 1936 Crockett, Texas English. History, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Captain; Midnight Blue Ribbon; 5 School Commendotion Ribbons; 2 Orongo (Bond) Ribbons; 5 Red. Whito and Blue Ribbons; 8 White Ribbons; 3 Honor Wreaths Comp Dallos, 2 Years; Football B Team; Student Council Representative; Band, 3-Yeor Letterman; All City Band. HAILE, JEANNE ANN Jeonnie September 22, 1935 Clarendon, Texos English, Mathematics. Art. Ice Skating Club; Y-Tcens; Art Service Club; Student Council Representative. HALBARDIER, BARBARA HANES, BILL Gene May 28. 1936 Krebs, Oklahomo English, History, Mathematics. Mechanical Drawing. Sergeant 1st Class; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 School Commendation Ribbons. 2 Nile Groon Ribbons; 2 Red. White and 8lue Ribbons; 2 White Ribbons; Basketball, B Squad; Good Scholarship Club. HARDIN, MARCIA LOU Red July 21, 1936 Childross, Texas Ennlish. History. Commercial. Dallas Historical Society; Little Theoter; Y-Teens; Press Club, Linz Pins.- Red Cross Rcprcsen totivo; Gym Coptain; Good Scholarship Club. Page Thirty-four SENIORS June, '54 Y-Teen candy salesgirl, Mildred Robertson. displays her uares for Loretta and Joetta Wright and Judy Stnnz. ARRIS, MICNON HARRIS, RONNIE C. Moy 24. 1935 Denison, Texos English, Mathematics, History, Art. Corporal; Aeronautics Club. HAWKINS, ELLIOT Moy 25. 1935 Dallas. Texas 1st lieutenant; School Efficiency Ribbon; 2 Nile Green Ribbons; Basketball; Football, 2 letters; Track. HAWKINS, ROBERT FLEET May 25. 1935 Dollas. Texos English, Mathematics, History, little Theater; Hi-Y; Captain; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; Honor Wreath; 2 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Football A Team, 2 Years. 1 letter; Track; Senior Publication, literary Staff HAWTHORNE, EVELYN JEANETTE October I, 1936 Colbert, Oklahoma English, History, Commercial. •K IYNES, PATRICIA ANN °ch 1. 1936 coma. Washington glish, Art. lias Historical Society: little � otcr; Pan-Amoricon Student rum; Y-Tccns; Art Service jb; Ready Writers; line Pins; nior Publication, literory tff. HAYS, MARY ANITA July 8. 1936 Mindcn,Texas English, Home Economics. HEARD, CATHERINE RUTH Cathy November 18. 1935 New London, Connecticut English, Art, Science, Mathematics. Ice Skoting Club; Art Service Club; Volleyball, Winning Team. CRUSADER Staff, Feature Editor. HEARD, JOHN CHARLES December 23. 1936 New London, Connecticut English, History, Mathematics, Science. Sorgeont First Class; Red. White and Blue Ribbon. 2 White Ribbons; Bible line Pins. HERMAN, MARILYNN ETIENNE Baby” August 1. 1937 English. History, Scionco. Ice Skating Club; little Thcator; Prcss Club; Senior Publication, Typist; Woodrow Wilson News. Page Thirty fil e HICKS, PATRICIA YVONNE Pol November 25. 1936 New Brounfels, Toxos English, Commercial, Mathematics. Ice Skoting Club; Press Club; Pon-Americon Student Forum; Y-Teens. CRUSADER Staff. Ath-letics Editor; Red Cross Rcpre-entativc; linz Pins; Senior Publication, Literary Staff; Good Scholarship Club. HIGGINS, EILENE MILDRED Bonnie October 15.1936 Richmond Heights. Missouri English, Mathematics, Spanish. Dallas Historical Society; Ice Skating Club; little Theater . Pan-American Student Foru Y-Teens,- Press Club; Publication, Co-Editor; Representative; Gym HIGHT, CAROL JANE C. J. Occember 6. 1935 Dallas. Texas English, Mathematics, Business. Dallas Historical Socety; Ice Skotio£ Club; Y-Tcens; Press Clu£; Assistant to Business Office. Ljnz Pins; Assistant to nior Counselor; Red Cross resentative, Vice-President; d Scholarship Club. HINDMAN, JEANETTE Jon September 17, 1936 Wills Point, Texas Commercial, English, Mathematics, Spanish. Ice Skating Club; Pan-American Student Forum. HINES, JOHNNY FLOYD Hinny John September 4. 1936 Dallos, Texas English, Mathematics, Science. First Lieutenant, 3 Red. Whit« and Blue Ribbons,- School Efll cicncy Ribbon; Honor Wreath Librory Council. HORINE, PATRICIA FAYE Pol October 12. 1936 Dallos, Texas English, History, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Pan-American Studont Forum; Y-Teens. Press Club; Winning Volleyball Team; Student Council Representative; Woodrow Wilson News; Good Scholarship Club. HOUSER, HELEN ELIZABETH January 28, 1936 Chicago, Illinois English. Mathematics. Dallas Historical Society; Ice Skating Club; little Theater; Band; Orchestra; All City Band; Senior Publicoton, Typist; Student Council Representative; All City Orchestra; Good Scho larship Club. HOWARD, SHANNON Januory 15, 1936 Fort Worth, Texas English, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; little Theater, Program Chairman; Y-Teens; Art Service Club, Secretory; linz Pins; Red Cross Representative; Senior Publication, Literary Stoff. HOY, WANDA KAY Wan September 4, 1936 Codas, Texos Pan American Student Forum; Red Cross Representative. HOWELL, BETTY B. October 18. 1936 Chauney, Illinois English, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; little Theate Pan-American Student Forur Y-Tcens; Red Cross Represei tativc, Vice-President; linz Pin Senior Publication, Literal Stoff Page Thirty-six SENIORS June, '54 Because of crowded auditorium conditions Wilsonites watch assembly from the window sills. DGENS, GERALD FRANK HUEY, DON EUGENE rry' February 12, 1936 tcmbcr 18, 1935 Dollos, Fexos los, Tcxos English, Mathcmcticf, Architcc• lish, History, Mothemctics, tural Drawing. imtrciol. Hi Y; Mosfcr Sergeant; I Red Jeont 1st Closs; 2 S hool Drill Ribbon; 2 Red, White and icn y Ribbons; I Nile Green Blue Ribbons; Comp Dollos; pon (Morksmon); 3 Red, Football. 2 ycors A Squad; ite and Blue Ribbons; I Trock, 2 yeors A Squad, or Wreoth. mON, HERMON AJR. JACKSON, GEORG! 'Mickey1' April 8, 1936 Kerens, Texas English, Mathematics, Mcchoni• cal Drawing. Sergeant 1st Closs; 2 Nile Green Ribbons Sharpshooter; 4 Red, White and 8lue Ribbons. I NiNGS, WANDA MAY 11, 1936 it. Texas ijh, Commercial. American Studenf Forum; ont; Library Council. JOHNSON, GLENNA KAY July 1? 1936 Caddo Mills, Texos English, Home Economies. Press Club; Student Council Representative; Woodrow Wilson News Staff; Girls Chorus. JOHNSTON, BILLY Bill August 5, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Art. little Theater; Art Service Club; Red Cross Representative; Good Scholarship Club; Senior Publication. Literory. JONES. BARBARA JANE Dizzy June 23. 1936 Dollos. Texas English, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Little Theoter; Y-Tcens; Linz Pins; Senior Publication, Literary Staff; Gym Coptoin; Good Scholarship Club. JONES, CALVIN RAY February 7, 1936 Tyler, Texas English, Commercial. Bible Linz Pin. SENIORS June, '54 Miss Parsons and Mrs. Cooper display their ability with those car-splitting whistles that halt even the rowdiest competition in the gym. Page TSjir y-seieu SENIORS June, '54 Jack Titter. David Currin, and Kemp Moore load football equip meat into the bus prior to the trip to Port Worth for the first Paschal game. JONES, SAMMY LOU Sombo Auaust 17, 1936 Dallas, Toxos English, History, Business. Dallas Historical Socioty; Pan-American Student Forum,- Y-Tcens; Linz Pin; Good Scholarship Club; Chorus. JOPLIN, ROY VERNON November 3, 1935 Dallas. Texas English. Mathematics. Pon-American Student Forum; library Council; Linz Pins; Organ Guild. KI8LINGER, CAROLYN LOUISE February 25, 1936 New Orleans, Louisiana English, Science. Spanish, Commercial. Ice Skating Club; Pan-American Student Forum; Linz Pins; Good Scholarship Club. KINSER, ROBERT EDWIN Bob October 31, 1936 Dallos. Texas English, History. Sergeant First Closs; School Efficiency Ribbons; 3 Red, While, and Blue Ribbons; Bible Linz Pins. KOCH, VIRGINIA LEE Cooky May 16. 1936 Louisville, Kentucky English, Science. Mathematics, Music. little Theater, President; library Council, Secretary-Treasurer; 2 Linz Pins; Bible Linz Pins; Rod Cross Representative, Secretary; Senior Publication Stoff, literary; All City Chorus; Gym Captain; Good Scholarship Club; Opcrctto. KOLOGEY, FRANK RAYMON October 4, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics, Science. Mostcr Sergeant; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon (Morksmon); 3 Red Drill Ribbons (2 Stars); Red, White, ond Blue Ribbon; Assistont to Attendance Office. KREBS, MARILYN KAREN Krebs” December 25, 1936 Dallas. Texas English. Mathematics, History, little Thcotcr; Y-Tccns; Press Club; library Council, Program Chairman; 2 Linz Pins; Senior Publication Staff, literary; Student Council Representative; Woodrow Wilson News, Co-Editor.- Junior Citizens' Traffic Commission; Two Bible Linz Pins; Good Scholarship Club. LABRUZZO, KATHERINE Kathy November 18, 1935 Dallas. Texas English, Mathematics, Commercial. Ice Skating Club; Y-Teens; Assistant to Clinic. LAFFERTY, WEAVER LAMBERT, JOHN Sergeant First Class; Nile Green Ribbon; Red, White, and Blue Ribbon. Page Tbirty -eight NNOM, PAULA DAWN outh Pow (ember 22, 1936 idford, Tennessee glish, Commerciol. n-Americon Student Forum; lod Scholarship Club, LAWLER, DALE GENIECE Gen Februory 12, 1936 Canton, Tcxos English, History. Pon Amcriton Student Forum; Y-Ttens; Gym Copfoirt; CRUSADER Stoll; dosses Editor, lint Pins; Student Council Representative; Good Scholarship Club. LEET, SHERRIE LAVENE Che tie Jonuary 30, 1936 lexorkano, Tcxos English, Mothemotics, History. Polios Historical Society; little Theoler; Y-Teens; Press Club; Senior Publication, literory Stall. LEGER, LACLAIRE ANN Dimples September 25, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Commerciol, Pan-American Student forum; Y-Ttens; lint Pins; Senior Publication; literory Stoff; Good Scholarship Club. Gtiil Garrett assures Mrs. Cooper that her gym suit is correctly tnonogranwied and ready for a year’s wear. SENIORS June, '54 KER, BILLIE LOCXARD ocky fober 9. 1936 lias, Texas glish, Business, Mathematics. Skatinq Club; Press Club, lior Publication, Literory iff; Woodrow Wilson News; m Captain; Good Scholar p Club. 1936 Helena, Arkansos English, Mathematics, Art. Library Council; Linz Pint; Bible Awords; Talented High School Class of Art Museum; Art Service Club. LUTON, SHIRLEY LYNN Lot Februory 18, 1936 Dollos, Texas Science, English. Mothemotics. Tennis. I Year Lettermon,- Bible Linz Pins; Red Cross Representative; Student Council Representative; Gym Captain; Tumbling Club. McCarthy, mary ruth Rulhio August 27, 1936 Vicksburg, Mississippi English, Mothemotics, History. Little Theater; Press Club; Volleyball Winning Team; Bible linz Pins; Woodrow Wilson Uews. Co-Editor. McCULLOCH, SHIRLEY JEAN October 18, 1936 Dallas, Tcxos English, History, Business. Dallas Historical Society; Ice Skatinq Club; Y- Teens; Press Club; Library Council; Good Scholarship Club. Page TA rfy-niue SENIORS June, '54 Atomic bomb raid practice produced this scene in one of Woodrow's corridors. Cameras flash caused an uneasy moment. Mcknight, james worth Jim August 30, 1936 Dallas, Texas Engish, Mathematics, History Sergeant First Class; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; School Commendation Ribbon, Star; Nile Green Ribbon. Marksman; 5 Red, Whito and Blue Ribbons. McCURDY, JOHNNIE LYNN tynnio November 3, 1936 Commerce, Texas English, Spanish. Little Theater; Pan-American Student Forum; Press Club; Sonior Publication, literary Staff; Woodrow Wilson Nows; Good Scholarship Club. McGEE, MARY LOU January 2, 1936 St. Louis, Missouri Art, Mathematics, English. Ice Skating Club; Art Service Club; Linz Pin; Student Council Representative; Projection Club; Good Scholarship Club; Gym Captain. McKEE, ALBERT Alb December 8, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Distributive Education. Good Scholarship Club. McLEAN, DOLORES ANN Dee' January 17, 1936 Detroit, Michigan English, Business. Spanish. Ice Skating Club; Pan-American Student Forum; Y-Toons; Linz Pin; 2 Bible Awards. McMANUS, PAUL EDWARD Mae September 12, 1935 Denison, Texas Mathematics, English, Science. Sergeant First Class.- 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; Red, White ond Blue Ribbon. MALONE, JACK August 14. 1935 Canton, Texas Science, Mechonicol Drawing. History, English. MARSHALL, WYNONA GAYLE October 7, 1936 Beaumont, Texas English. Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Y-Toons; little Theater; Press Cub; Senior Publication, literary Staff; Student Council Representative; Gym Captain.- Good Scholarship Club. MARTIN, ALTON GLENN Music February 13, 1936 Muskogee, Oklahoma English, Mathematics. Master Sergeant; School Efficiency Ribbon; Red, White, and Blue Ribbon. MARTIN, JERRY CRAWFORD September 1, 1936 Dol'os. Texas English, Mathematics. Master Sergeant; School Efficiency Ribbon; Red, White and Blue Ribbon; Football, 1 Year lotterman; Aeronautics Club; 2 White Ribbons,- Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; Baseball, 1 Year letterman; Basketball, 8 Toam; Track, 1 Year. Page Forty SENIORS June, '54 Attendance office aide. Betty West, collects sixth period absentee reports. RYE, GAYLE ANNE y 30, 1935 os, Texos lish. Mathematics, as Historical Society; little liter; Y-Tccns; Press Club; ior Publication, literory f. Student Council Reprc-tative; Woodrow Wilsor rs, Feature Writer; Good !arship Club. MASH, CLARICE MARILLE Toensio June 24, 1937 Dallas Texos English. Business. Little Theoter; Y-Toons, Vice-President; Press Club; Sonior Publication, literary Staff; Student Council Representative. MASON, RONALD VERNON March 9, 1937 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics. Second lieutenant; Baseball, 2 Year letterman; Football. 2 letters; Dallas News All City Team; Doily Times Herald All City Team; Coaches All City Team; All Greater Dallas lincs-mon of Week; Texos Sports-writers Assn. All State Team; Texas High School All Star Football Game. MATHISON, MARGARET JOYCE Margie March 10, 1936 Baldwin, Wisconsin. English, Mathematics. Dallas Historical Society, Y-Toons; Press Club; Volleyball Winning Team; Woodrow Wilson Nows. Feature Writer; Ice Skating Club. MATNEY, JACK RODGER November 4, 1935 Paris, Texas English, Distributive Education. Pon-Americao Student Forum; Red Cross Representative. XWELL, MAY, WILLIAM JAMES HE GERGORY - 30, 1936 las. Texos 2-53-54 Track; Second lieu-mt; 2 School Efficiency Rib-s; 1 Red Drill Ribbon; 3 , White ond Blue Ribbons. MICHELL, DAVID CLARK Mitch January 25, 1936 Dodqc City, Kansas English. History, Mathematics, leutenant Colonel; Football, Baseball, A Squad 2 Years; 3 Year letterman; Captain. All City Football Team, 2 Years; Dallas News All Greater Dallas Team, 2 Years; All State, 2nd Team; 1953; Nominee For Favorite. MILLER, ROBERT FRANKLIN Triceps July 4. 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; First lieutcn-ant; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; School Commendation Ribbon; 2 Nile Green Ribbons. Sharpshooter; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Track, 3 Years; Student Council Representative; Good Scholarship Club. MILLER, JACQUELINE Jackie November 16. 1936 Jacksonville, Texos Enqlish. Art, Mathematics, little Theater, Program Choir-man; Y-Teens; Press Club; Art Service Club; linz Pins.- Red Cross Representotive; Senior Publicotion, literary Staff; Woodrow Wilson News. Page Forty-one MILLS, DICK DicLcybifd December 26. 935 Norfolk, Nebraska Mathematics, English, Mechanical Drawing, History. Aeronautics Club. MOORE. ED THOMAS MOORE. JEAN YVONNE January 2, 1936 ’'Peanuts Dallas, Texas January 24, 1936 English, History. Art, Math. Dallas. Texas Captain; 3 School Efficiency English. Ribbons; 5 School Commondo- Ice Skating Club; Little Theatet; lion Ribbons; 4 White Ribbons; Press Club; Protection Club. Woodrow Wilson Rangers; Comp Dallas; Assistant to Vocational Counselor; Cheerleader; Red Cross; Aeronautics Club; Projection Club, President; Nominee for favorite. MORRIS, JACQUELYN MORRIS. MYRA 3ELLE Jockio August 13. 1936 Novembet 30, 193S Dallas,Texas Dallas, T e xos English. business. English, History. Pon-Ametican Student Eototn; Pan-American Student forum; Press Club; Woodrow Wilsor Y-Tcens-.Oood Scholarship Club. News; Lim Pins, Sible; Gyre Captain; Good Scholarsh p Club. MORROW, BARBARA ANN July 7, 1936 Chicago, Illinois English, Commercial, Mathematics. Oallas Historical Society; Y-Teens; Press Club; Good Scholarship Club. MUSGRAVE, WAYNE LEWIS MusVie September 23, 1935 Terrell, Tcxos English, Mathematics, History, first lieutenant; 3 Red, White, and Blue Ribbons; 2 Honor Wrcoths; linx Pins; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; Woodrow Wilson News. NAIL, EARNEST HERALD September 27, 1936 Dallas, Tcxos English. History. Little Theater; Ma or, 1 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 Red Drill Ribbons; 4 Red. White ond Blue Ribbons; I Honor Wreoth; Comp Dallas; Assistant to At-cndance Office; Assistant to Vocational Guidance Counselor; Senior Publication, Humor Staff; Protection Club, Vice-President ond Secretory-Treos NELSON, RATRICIA LU Pat Moy Yl, 1936 Dollos. Texas English, Mathematics. NEWBY, CHRIST NE HEU Chris August 11, W36 Des Moines, owa igtisti, mathematics. English, Mathematics. Ar Volleyball Winning Toom; V - Ice SVoting Club; Vres Senior VubVicotion, Staff ; Student Caunc sentative; Tumbling ' retary. brary Council; Good Scholarship Club. ucei. SENIORS June,'S4 A student ovation is receit Howard. Paul T atom, Phil Zeller and other ootba f V Forlyluo EWMAN, WILLIAM JACK NICHOLS, MILDRED LOIS Mil11 Millie nuory 31, 1937 Odootr 8, 1935 alios, Tcxos Cisco, Texos iglish, Mothemotics, Mcchoni English, Mathematics, Home 11 Drowing. Economics. |rst Lieutenont; 3 School Effi Ice Skofing Club; Pan-American cncy Ribbons; 2 School Com Student Forum; Y-Teeni; Library jtndotioo Ribbons; Orange Council; Red Cross Represent© and) Ribbon; 2 Yeors Comp fivt; Gym Captain; Good Schol• llos; Footboll B Squad; orship Club, n: Pins; Red Cross Represent, ive; All City Bond; 1st Solo; |nd Soloist; Concert Bond. O'NEAL, JANET CATHERINE ORR, JERRY ALIEN 'Jan11 October 18, 1936 February 14, 1936 Dollos, Texas Greenville, Texas English, Mathematics. Mothemotics, English. Master Sergeant; Press Club; Dallas Historical Society; Ice School Efficiency Ribbon; Red, Skoting Club; Y-Teens; Press White and Slue Ribbon; B” Club; Senior Publication, Liter- Squad Bosketball; football 8 ary Staff; Woodrow Wilson Squad, 1 Year; A Squod, 1 News. Reporter; Good Sc ho lor- Year; Letter; Track, 1 Year; ship Club; Nominee for Favor- Woodrow Wilson News, Sports ite. Editor; Good Scholarship Club. SENIORS June, '54 Members of the sixth period gym class model the latest (?) thing in spring play-clothes. PASCHETAG, ELBERT WILLIAM Bill October 6, 1936 Galveston. Tcxos English, Science, Mothemotics. Mosfer Sergeant; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; School Com-mendotion Ribbon; 4 Red, White ondBlue Ribbons; Football. A Teom, I Year; Track. 3 Years; Projection Club; Aeronautics Club, Secretory. PAUL, PATTY JANE Cleo Morch 1, 1936 Monsfield, Ohio English. History, Mathematics. Library Council; Linz Pins; Red Cross Representative; Tumbling Club. Secretory; Gym Captain.-Good Scholarship Club. PEDERSON. OSCAR VERNON January 8. 1936 Hamilton. Texas English, History, Mathematics, Mechonicol Drawing. Trock, 2 Yeors. PEDIGO, CLAUDETTE C. CP July 17. 1936 Dollos. Texas English, Home Economics. Dallas Historical Society; Y-Teens; Press Club; Woodrow Wilson News; Good Scholarship Club. AGE, SANDRA JEAN miley ctober 28, 1935 ckton, Texas iglish. Art. c Skating Club; Press Club; t Service Club; Student Coun-! Representative; Woodrow ilson News; Good Scholar-ip Club; Gym Captoin. Page For ) - ree SENIORS June, '54 Rain-shy Mildred Nichols and Mary Lon McGee reluctantly venture forth into one of Dallas' rare rainstorms. PHILIPP, GAYLE Jonuory 11, 1937 Dallos. Texas English, Spanish, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Library Council, Period Chairman; Red Cross Representative; Projection Club; Good Scholarship Club. PROCK, PEGGY JEAN Peg August 23, 1936 Fort Stockton, Texas Art. Mathematics. Ice Skoling Club; little Theater; Press Club; Art Service Cub; Red Cross Representative.-Senior Pubication Staff, literary; Chorus; Good Scholarship Club. Page Forty-four PHILLIPS, JANET KAYE Janie March 30, 1936 Oovencort, Iowa English, Spanish. Pan-American Student Forum; linz Pins; All City Bond; Concert Band; Good Scholarship Club. POWELL, DONALD ROSS Don December 6, 1936 San Antonio. Texas Art, Mathcmat'cs. little Theater; 1st lieutenant; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath; library Council; linz Pins; Senior Publication, Ccrtoonist. PRESCOTT, JOSEPH PHIL September 24. 1935 Erownwood. Texas English, Mathematics, lieutenant Colonel; School Efficiency Ribbon; Nile Green Ribbon, 3 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Red Drill Ribbon; Honor Wreath; Football, 3 letters; Honorable Mention. All City in News, '52 and '53, Second Team and Honorable Montion in Herald; Boskotball, A and B Teems. PRESSWOOD, ELLEN JEANETTE Jet April 21. 1931 Clarksville, Texas English. History. PULLEY. HOMER LEE August 6, 1935 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Sergeant First Closs; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; 3 Red. White and Blue Ribbons. PAY, CADWELL LEWIS Butch January 19, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, History, Mathematics. Major; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 School Commendation Ribbons: Red Drill Ribbon; Orange (Bond) Ribbon; 2 Rod, White and Blue Ribbons; R.O.T.C. Band Commander; All City Band, Concert Band; Assistant to Attendance Office; Senior Publication; Student Council. REEVES, ROBERT HENRY Bobby August 17, 1936 Dallas, Texos English. Mathematics, Drawing. Sergeant First Class.- School Efficiency Ribbon; 2 School Commendation Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon, Sharpshooter; 4 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Band, 2 Years. REYNOLDS, B08 Corporal; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; 2 White Ribbons, Star. CE, THELMA MARIE heimer tober 13, 1935 illos, Texos glish, Home Economics, illos Hisioricol Society; let icting Club; Pon-Americon udent Forum. RICKER, JAMES CULP Jimmie July 9, 1936 Dollos, Texos English, History, Mothemotics. Assistont to Atfcndonce Office,-Assistonr to Vocotlonol Guidance Counselor; Red Cross Rep resentotivc; Projection Club; Aeronautics Club. ROBERTS, JACQUELINE LEE 'Jackie February 20, 1936 St. Joseph, Missouri English, Home Economics. Dollos Historical Society; Ice Skoting Club; Little Theater, Secretory; Y-Teens; Declamation; librory Council, Scat tory: I ini Pin; Red Cross Representative. President Dollos Chapter; Senior Publication, Co-Editor; Student Council Representative. ROBISON, DEWEY RO( First Lieutenant; 2 School Effi- Octc ciency Ribbons; 2 Nile Green Aries Ribbons, Morksmon; 2 Red Drill $p0ni Ribbons Stor; 3 Red, White and Hide Blue Ribbons. Studen Pin; $c Staff; ( Bible Lit OSS .RICHARD ROBERT ebruory 15. 1936 alas, Texos istory, Mechonicol Drowing, Mathematics. ergeant, Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman. Beverly Allen helps Dallas Merchants combat Halloween vandalism by painting wicthes and hobgoblins on downtown shop windows. RUSK, ANGELA BERNICE “Bcrni'e February 4, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Mothemotics. Pon-Americon Student forum; Y-Teens; Red Cross Representative; Concert Bond. 3 Years; All City Bond. Tumbling Club. SALS, LORELEE SUE Lor July 24. 1936 Detroit, Michigan History, English. Mathematics, little Theater; Pan-American Student Forum, Program Chairman; Y-Teens; Press Club; Red Cross Representative; Woodrow Wilson News, Business Office; Good Scholarship Club. SANDEL, JOHN HOLT July 20. 1936 Dollos, Texas English, Mothemotics, Art. Art Service Club. President; Cootoin; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon; 4 Red Drill Ribbons; Honor Wreath; Woodrow Wilson Rangers; Library Council, Co-Chairman; Linz Pins; Senior Publication, Cartoonist, Wood-row Wilson News, Stoff Artist; Student ot Art Museum Class. SANFORD, BARBARA JEAN Bobs October 12, 1936 Son Antonio, Texos English, Mothemotics. Commercial. Dallas Historical Society, Vice-President; Ice Skoting Club; Y-Teens; Linz Pins; Red Cross Representative, Secretary; Gym Captain; Good Scholarship Club. SENIORS June, '54 r.as For )- ire SAVAGE. CAROLINE Corlino June 3. 1936 Marlow, Oklahoma English, Mathematics. Dallas Historical Society; Ice Skating Club; Pan-American Student Forum. Y-Teens; Press Club; Gym Captain; Good Scholarship Club; Woodrow Wilson News. SCHMID. HARTER BEN November 24. 1935 Dollos, Texos Mathematics, English, History. First lieutenant; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; 3 School Commendation Ribbons; Red Drill Ribbon; 2 Orange (Bond) Ribbons; 5 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; 4 While Ribbons; Honor Wreath; Comp Dollos, 2 Yeors; 6 Basketball Team; Line Pins; Concert Band; Military Band. SENIORS June, '54 Ellen Stein hungrily admires the handiwork of Woodrow's cooking classes. SCHWILLE, MICHAEL EDWARD Mike January 1, 1936 San Antonio. Texas English, Mothcmotics, Mechanical Drawing. Scrgcont First Class; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman.- Camp Dallas, 2 Years. SHEARER, ROBERT LIVINGSTON October 8, 1936 Sunnyside, Washington English, Mathematics. Captain; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon; 3 Red Drill Ribbons; Red, White and Blue Ribbon; Woodrow Wilson Rangers; librory Council, Co-Chairman; Red Cross, President; Senior Publication; Woodrow Wilson News; Bible Linz Pins; United Nations Contest. SIMMONS. DORCAS YVONNE October 19, 1936 Dollos, Texos English. History, Mathematics. Red Cross Representative; Good Scholarship Club; Gym Captain. SKIDMORE, ARETAS ANN Dec Deo January 30, 1937 Grapcland, Texas English, Mathematics. Commercial. Ice Skating Club; Assistant to Attendance Office; Assistant to Athlotic Offieo; Good Scholarship Club. SKINNER, JAMES CLYDE Jimbo November 25, 1936 Houston, Texas English, Mathematics. Sergeant; School Efficiency Ribbon; Red, White and Blue Ribbon.- Rifle Teom; Baseball, A Team, 2 Years; B Team, 1 Year; Football, B Team 1 Year. STEPHENSON, DENNIS First lieutenant; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; 3 School Commendation Ribbons; Red Drill Ribbon; 2 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath. SMALLEY, ROBERT WADE February 16, 1937 Dallas. Texas English, History, Commercial. Sorgcont; Red Drill Ribbon; 3 Red. White ond Blue Ribbons. SMITH, CHARLES RAY Choz Januory 12, 1937 Dallas, Texos English, Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing. Captain; Midnight Blue Ribbon; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 4 School Commendation Ribbons; 3 Red, Whito and 8lue Ribbons; 1 Honor Wreath; Linz Pins; Red Cross Representative; Student Council Representative. Page Forty-six I SENIORS June, '54 Ci lend a OeVault and Shirley Sims ponder the intricacies of cake baking. , p'iTH, ANITA GAYLE mittie no 24, 1936 llos. Texos glish, Business, llos Historical Society; Pon ncricon Student Forum; Y ns; Chorus; Gym Captain. A. 1ITH, HELEN JOAf June 21. 1936 Dallos, Texas Enqlish, Commercial, History. Y-Teens; Gym Captain; Mixed Chorus; Operetta; Red Cross Representative. Girls' Chorus; Woodrow Wilson Quartette; All City Chorus; All State Chorus. SMITH, SUNDRA LYNN Sunny July 15. 1936 Corsicana, Texas English, History. Dallas Historical Society; Icc Skatinq Club; Pan-American Student Forum; Y-Tccns; Press Club; Woodrow Wilson News; Good Scholarship Club. SOLOMON, JANET Sollic Januory 29, 1936 Bonham, Texas English, Mathematics. Icc Skating Club; Y-Tcens; Woodrow Wilson Chorus; Good Scholarship Club. SOLOW, MAXINE RUTH Moci Juno 14, 1937 Dallas, Texos English, Mathematics, little Theater; Pan-American Student Forum; Y-Tecns; Press Club, Treasurer; Assistant to Business Office; Senior Publication, literary Staff; Woodrow Wilson News. Co-Editor; Good Scholarship Club; Representative to KLIF Teen Activity Program. DRRELLS, THOMAS WAYNE Tommy arch 13, 1936 alias, Texas iglish. Mathematics, Mechani-il Drawing. i-Y; First lioutonant; 4 School Fficieney Ribbons; 2 School ommendotion Ribbons; Nile reen Ribbon; 5 Red, White nd 8lue Ribbons. SPRINGFIELD, BILL Corporal; School Efficiency Ribbon; 2 Red, White and Blue Ribbons. STAFFORD, SANDRIA Sandy January 22, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, History. Dallos Historical Society; Ice Skating Club; Y-Tccns; Senior Publication, literary Staff; Girls Chorus. STAMPLEY, MARLENE May 29, 1935 Dallas. Toxos Enqlish, History, Commercial. Y-Teons; Bible lini Pins; Tumbling Club; Good Scholarship Club; lini Pin. STATON, CAROLYN JO July 11. 1936 St. Louis, Missouri English, Mathematics, lee Skating Club; little Theater; Y-Tecns; Volleyball Winning Team. Coptoin; CRUSADER Staff. Military and Clubs Editor; Red Cross, Vice-President; Senior Publication; Senior Class, Secretory; Student Coun-cil. Secretory; Assistant Nurse's Office; Tumbling Club; Nominee for Ftvoritc. Page Forty-seven STEIN, ELLEN Bubbles January 6, 1937 Frankfurt, Germany English, Mathematics. Mechanical Drawing. Tumbling Club; Dallas Historical Society; Ice Skating Club; little Theater; Y-Tcens; Press Club; CRUSADER Staff, Clubs and Military Editor; Red Cross Representative; Student Council Representative; lin Pins. STEPHENSON, DENNIS BRIAN March 28, 1936 Galveston, Texas First lieutenant; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; 3 School Commendation Ribbons; 2 Red, While and Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath; Red Drill Ribbon. STONE, JANICE SUE Jots March 8. 1936 Lawrence, Kansas English, History. Ice Skating Club. Pan American Student Forum; Y-Tcens; Red Cross Representative; Girls Chorus; Tumbling Club; Good Scholarship Club. STOUT, EWING LEE lee January 30, 1936 Midlothian, Texos English, Mathematics, History. Pan-American Student Forum; 1st lieutenant; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons. 3 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Library Council; 8ible linz Pin; Good Scholarship Club. STRICKLAND, BETTY ANN Boots February 17, 1936 Cleburne, Texos English, History. Business. Y-Teens; Bible Linz Pin; Re Cross Representative; Sluder Council Representative; Goo Scholarship Club; Chorus. SUDER, HAROLD Private; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; Red. White and 8lue Ribbon. STEVENSON, JACK Sergeant First Closs; Red, White and Blue Ribbon. SULLIVAN, TERRY Corporal; 3 Red. White and Blue Ribbons. SWARTZ, MARY Jeep April 13, 1936 Son Antonio, Texas English, Commercial. Ice Skoting Club; Y-Teens; Good Scholarship Club. TANNER. BILL Moy 4. 1936 Dallos, Texos Mathematics, English. Mechani cal Drawing. History, Business Basketball; 2 Year letterman Captain. SENIORS June, '54 Margaret Mat hi sou, Barbara Morrow, and Carlene Brooks gingerly tackle the newest Biology 3 assignment: disection of a grass-hopper. Page Forty-ergot TOM. HAROLD PAUL irch 23. 1936 Ho . Texos .lory. English, Mathematics, ence. ptai O; 3 School Efficiency bons; Red. White ond Blue ibon; A Team Football. 2 left; Bible Linz Pin ; Track. TAYLOR. BETTY JANE Jon June 21. 1936 Edgewood, Texo English, Business. Dallas Historical Society; Ice Skating Club; Y-Teens; Good Scholarship Club; Chorus.- Gym Captain. THOMPSON, NANCY Deccmbor 13. 1936 Poris. Texas English. Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Pan-American Student Forum; Y-Teens; Assistant to Senior Counselor; Student Council Representative; Good Scholarship Club. TOMPKINS, PATSY LOUISE Pot May 13. 1936 Kansos City, Missouri Enqlish, Mathematics. Y-Teens, President; Y-Teen Inter-Club Council, President; Press Club, Program Chairman; Red Cross Representative; Senior Publication. Literary Staff; Student Council Representative; Woodrow Wilson News, Co-Editor; little Theater. IOMPSON, TOMMIE J. ookie irch 8. 1936 illas, Texos alish. Science. illas Historical Society; Ice ating Club; Y-Teens; Press ub; Woodrow Wilson Nows. THORP, MARY LOU Lou June 15, 1936 Elkhart, Indiana Mathematics. History, English, little Theater; Y-Teens; Press Club; Linz Pins; Senior Publication; Woodrow Wilson News. Columnist; Gym Captain; Good Scholarship Club. TOMBRELLO, THOMAS ANTHONY Tom September 20, 1936 Austin. Texas English, Mathematics, Science. Captoin; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon. Morksmon; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Comp Dollos; Trock; Linz Pins. TONEY, GERRY ANN Jonuory 23, 1937 Cleveland, Mississippi Enqlish, Mathematics, History. Y-Teens, President; Snow Princess; linz Pins; Senior Publication. Gym Captain; Good Scholarship Club; little Theater; Press Club. THOMPSON, MARSHALL WAYLAND Marsh July 14. 1936 Dallas, Texos Mathematics, Science. English. Major; 5 School Efficiency Ribbons; School Commendation Ribbon; 4 Red, White ond Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath; Basketball B Team; Football A Team. 1 letter; Track; Student Council Representative; Aeronautics Club, President. TRESP, MARY JENANE Jughcad December 6, 1935 Dallas. Texos English, Commercial. Good Scholarship Club. SENIORS June, '54 Fair is foul, and foul is fair,” u ail witches Ellen Stein. Carolyn Jo Staton. Maxine Solow. and Una Lee Ebinger to Scotch generals Jerry Orr and Boh Reynolds. Pane Forty-nine SENIORS June, '54 Tennis tournament participants Dorothy Ann Bur bridge. Caroline Savage, and And-nette Cody head for the tennis courts on a warm day of practice. TROY, ROBERT DENNIS August 17, 1936 Dollos, Texas English, Mathematics, Drafting. Private; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; 3 Nile Green Ribbons, Marksman; 2 Red. White and 8lue Ribbons. VENTURA, ANTOINETTE MARIE Toni'' July 16, 1936 Dallas. Texas English, Home Economics. Y-Teens. WAGNER, EHRHARDT LESLIE les September 30, 1936 Pcorio, Illinois English. History, Mathematics. Major; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; 3 School Commendation Ribbons: 2 Red Drill Ribbons; 5 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; 2 Honor Wreaths; Basketball, Manager A Squad; Lin Pin. WALLIS, ANITA ANN March 29. 1936 Dallas. Texas English, Mathematics. WARD, LOUIS Captoin; 4 School Efficier Ribbons; School Commendati Ribbon; 3 Red, White and B! Ribbons; Woodrow Wils Rangers; 2 Years Comp Doll WATKINS, CHARLES Private First Closs. WATSON, MARTHA B. October 25, 1936 Woxohatchie, Tcxos English, Commercial. Pan American Student Forum; 2 Bible Linz Pins. WEINBERGER, HERBERT A. August 28. 1936 Waco, Texas English, Science. History, Mathematics. First lieutenant; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; Red Drill Ribbon; 5 Red. While and Blue Ribbons. WELDON, NANCY PARKER November 6, 1936 lakeland. Florida English. Mathematics, History. Ice Skating Club; Y-Teens; Good Scholarship Club; Linz Pins. WHARTON, JULIA RUTH Julio December 30, 1936 Sherman, Texas English, History, Mathematics Commercial. Pan-American Student Forum Y-Teens; library Council; Lin Pins; Student Council Reorc sentative; Girls Chorus; Goo Scholarship Club, Mixed Chorus Page Fifty WHITE, MICHAEL 'HITE, DAVID ctobcr 23, 1936 alias, Texas othcmatics, History, English, icncc. rt Ser vico Club; Captain; hool Efficiency Ribbon; Nile reen Ribbon, Marksman. 3 •d. White and Blue Ribbons; onor Wreofh. WHITFIELD, EMILY ADELLE April 7, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics, Business. Ice Skating Club; Y-Teens; Press Chib; Assistant • Business Office; Library Council; linz Pin; Red Cross Representative; Nominee for Favorite; Studont Council Representative; Good Scholarship Club; Gym Captain. WIDENER, DON LYNN Pootxy Fobruary 20. 1936 Dallas. Texos Master Sergeant; School Commendation Ribbon; 2 Nile Green Ribbons. Marksman; 2 Red Drill Ribbons; Honor Wreath. WILLIAMS, CAROL ANN Curls December 22, 1936 Dallos, Texas English. Mathematics. Dallas Historical Society; little Theater; Y-Tecns; Press Club; Senior Publication, literary Staff; Student Council Representative; Good Scholarship Club. ILHAMS, KATHRYN ANN oy bruory 3. 1937 Louis, Missouri glish. History. ess Club; Senior Publication, erary Stoff; Woodrow Wilson � ws.- Good Scholarship Club; m Captain. WILLIAMS, SIDNEA ANN September 20. 1935 Ft. Worth, Toxos Dallas Historical Society. Ice Skotinq Club; Y-Teens; Press Club; Red Cross Representative; Woodrow Wilson News. WOFFORD, BENNIE EDWARD Bcnio August 16, 1936 Dallos. Texas English, Mathematics. Spanish. Major; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 School Commendation Ribbons; 5 Red Drill Ribbons. 4 Stars; 3 Red. White and 8luc Ribbons; 3 Honor Wreaths; 1 Year Comp Dallas; library Council; Linz Pin; Representative ot Rotary Club. WOOD, FRANK Corporal; School Efficiency Ribbon; 2 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath. WOOD, JUDITH ANN Judy June 29, 1936 Kansas City, Kansas English, Commercial. Pon-Americon Student Forum; Y-Teens; Good Scholarship Club SENIORS June, '54 Maxine Solow. Carolyn Wadsworth. Janet Buckingham, hull Armstrong, Jo Hauer-was. Betty McBee. and Helen lusher watch their team's progress while they wait. Page Fifty-one WOODARD, ROY DERYl Mofch 11, 1936 Brosheor, Texos English. Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing. Sergeant First Class; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 School Commendotion Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; Red Drill Ribbon; 2 Rod, White and Blue Ribbons. WOODBURY, DAVID DONALD Dove September 21. 1935 Kansas City, Missouri Second lieutenant; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 Red Drill Ribbons, Star; 2 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Tennis. WORD. NEALY JANET Peaches February 19, 1936 Wichita Falls, Texas English, History, Mathematics, Commercial. Dallas Historical Society; Pan-American Student Forum; Y-Teens; Assistant to Business Office; lim Pins; Girls Mixed Chorus; Down in the Volley Oporotta; Good Scholarship Club. WORKMAN, JOHN PHILIP Phil August 28, 1936 Oklahoma City, Oklohomo English, History, Science. Master Sergeant; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons. 2 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; One-Act Play; library Council; Senior Publication. Literary Staff; Good Scholarship Club. WYLIE, CHARLOTTE ROSANNE July 26. 1936 Dallas, Texos English, Mathematic . i Little Theater; Library C1 Senior Publication, Lit Staff; Proiectign- CIi Bj Scholarship Clv6; ynt If founcil; terary YANCEY, KAY Pony November 27. 1936 Dallas, Texos English, History. YOUNG. FREDDIE WAYNE ZELLER, JAMES Frcdoff April 1. 1936 Dallas, Texas Pan-American Student Forum; Captain; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 Red Drill Ribbons; 6 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Assistant to Vocotionol Guidance Counselor; Projection Club. BURNETT, LYNWOOD BOWEN, JOHN WESLEY Bullet July 16, 1935 Dallas, Texas Mathematics. English. History Dallas Historical Society.- Hi-Y Press Club; Corporal; Basket ball; Football; Track; Red Cros Representative; Student Counci Representative; Woodrow Wil son News. June Seniors Not Pictured Glenn Atterberry, Bill Barnett, Jack Brandon, Edgar Bryan, Ferrell Butler, Bruce Deleplaine, John Delaporte, Carl Dietel, Una Lee Ehinger, Norman Foster, Jarrell Gillingham Richard Gregory, Tommy Hall, Eugenia Hawkins, Helen Hollingsworth, Welba Keetch, Ray Alfred King, Marion Lang, Larry Lesley, Wayne Martin, Jerry Pound, Bob Ragsdale, Herbert Rogers, Faye Rowe, Donna Rubert, Stewart Terry, Tommy Troy, Kenneth Wheaton, and Wanda Wilson. MEMBERS OF CLASS OF JANUARY, 1954, OMITTED FROM 1953 CRUSADER BARNETT, TRAVIS Page Fifty-luo COLE, JAMES LUMPKIN, MICHAEL MENTESANA, PHIL CLASS OF JANUARY, 1955 Newly elected January '55 class officers begin immediately to j discuss their ideas for new and unique senior activities. Shown, ( left to right, are Secretary Barbara Biar, Vice-President Don Johnson, and President Gerald McCoy. Page Fifty-three ACKER, ROBERT Privote ANDERSON, KARL ANDERSON, NANCY ANDERSON, NITA MEDEE AUSTIN, ROBERT CHARLES CLYDINE Skeeter Butch Andy May 25, 1937 November 19, 1936 October 3. 1936 McKinney, Texas Dollas, Texas Dollas, Texas Ice Skating Club; Red Cross Pan-Americon Student Forum; English, Businoss. Ice Skating Club; Good Scholarship Club. Representative. Scrgeanf First Class; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 4 School Commendation Ribbons, Star; 2 Nile Green Ribbons, Marksman; 3 Red Drill Ribbons.- 4 Rod. White ond Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreoth; Camp Dollas 1 Year. BAUGHER, GAY ANN Jonuory 19, 1937 Detroit, Michigan English, History. Ice Skating Club; Little Theater; Y-Toens; Press Club; Assistant to Athletic Office; Good Shol-orship Club. 8ECKERMAN, STANLEY LAWRENCE Larry” July 20, 1937 Dollas. Texas Proiectionist Club, President; Sergeant First Class; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon; 2 Rod, White and Blue Ribbons; Assistant to Vocational Guidance Counselor; Lim Pins; Woodrow Wilson News; Good Scholarship Club. BERLIN, RUTH Ruthio December 13, 1936 Dallas, Texas English. Business. Ice Skating Club; Red Cross Representative; Special Chorus,-Good Scholarship Club; Girls Chorus. BIARS, BARBARA ANNE Bcbe December 23, 1936 Dallas. Texas English, Mathematics. Dallas Historical Society; little Thcator; Pan-American Student Forum; Y-Tccns; Gym Captain; Good Scholarship Club. BOOZIOTIS, HARRIET KANELL July 3, 1937 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Y-Teens; Red Cross Representative; Gym Captain; Good Scholarship Club. SENIORS January, '55 Joetta Wright. Faye Zollner, and Loretta Wright wish Gerald McCoy good luck in the impending Odessa game. Pane Fifty-four jAOFORD, JO ANN tvember 14, 1936 |llmon, Alobomo glish, Home Economics. Com- irciol. t Skating Club; Good Schol-ihip Club. BRUNNER, ANN LILLIAN Red Top November 8. 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics. Pan-American Student Forum; Press Club, Program Chairman; Red Cross Representative; Woodrow Wilson News. Associate Editor; Good Scholarship Club; Gym Captain; Tumbling Club; Dallas Historical Society; little Theater. BRYAN, HAROLD KENNETH October 22, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics, Commercial. Hi-Y; Sergeant First Class; School Efficiency Ribbon; School Commendation Ribbon; 3 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Good Scholarship Club. BURT, MACK SLATER September 4, 1936 Dallas, Texos English, Mathematics. Captain; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons. Red Drill Ribbon; 2 School Commendation Ribbons; 2 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath; 2 Years Camp Dallas; Football, A and 8 Teams; Track. 3 Ycors. CANAFAX, MARY ANN Mac November 2, 1936 Dollos, Texas English, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Pan-Americon Student Forum; Y-Tcens; Student Council Representative.-Good Scholarship Club. IRTER, SHIRLEY ANN nuary 30. 1937 illos, Texos glish. Mathematics. Skating Club; Gym Cap- n. CHEATHAM, FRED CARL CHEEVES, KEMP June 28. 1936 Dallos, Texas English, Mathematics. 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; Sergeant First Class; Nile Green Ribbon, Sharpshooter; 2 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath; Football, 1 Year B Teom, 1 Year A Team; Track, 2 Years; Good Scholarship Club. CLARDY, LYNNDA JO September 25. 1937 San Angelo, Texas English, Mathematics. Dallos Historical Society; little Theater; Y-Teens; Press Club; Senior Publication, Literary Staff; Girls' Chorus; Tumbling Club; Good Scholarship Club. COATS. GARY THOMAS December 31, 1936 Dallos, Texos English, Mathematics. 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 4 School Commendation Ribbons,-Rcd Drill Ribbon. Orange Ribbon; 3 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath; 2 Linz Pins; Bible Linz Pin; Band. First Clarinet; Orchestro; Good Scholarship Club. SENIORS January, '55 Jubilant Wilsonites swarm outside to celebrate the Wildcats’ victory over the Sunset lYtsons. Page Fifty-fite COLLINS, CONNIE ELIZABETH Kitty December 18, 1936 Dallas, Tcxos English. History, Mathematics. Little Theater; Y-Tcens; Assistant to Business Office; Red Cross Representotive, Sub-Committee Choir mop;. Woodrow Wilson NewekftiArTu'Af Ci lion; GoocWpCTiol Chorus; Cap? CORDER, ROBERT EDISON February 21. 1937 Dallas, Texas English, Science, Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics. Hi-Y; First lieutenant; Midnight Blue Ribbon; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 School Commendation Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon; Red Drill Ribbon; 2 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; White Ribbon; 2 Honor Wreaths; Camp Dallas, 2 Years; Track, 1 Year; Good Scholarship Club. COWGILL, ORVILLE ELVIN Cowgutl October 19, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, History. Mathematics. Corporal; Nile Green Ribbon; Football A Team; Track 1 Year. CRABTREE, JO ANN Scooter May 27, 1937 Dallos, Texas English, Commercial. Ice Skating Club. CRITTENDEN, MARY EVELYf Mickey April 28. 1937 Dallas, Texas English, Art, Mathematics. Dallas Historical Society; Ic Skating Club; Art Service Club Projection Club. CROTHERS, ARTHUR Sergeant; Nile Green Ribbon, Shorpshooter. CRYER, EVELYN MARIE (DOROUGH) June 13, 1936 Celeste, Texos History, English. CUNNINGHAM, MARY FRANCES September 29, 1937 Dallas, Texos English, Spanish, Mathematics. Dallas Historical Society, Pianist; Ice Skoting Club; Pan-American Student Forum; line Pins; Red Cross Reprcsentotive; Conecrt Band. 3 Years; Dol-Hi Symphonic 8and; Projection Club; Good Scholarship Club. DAUDELIN DONALD FRANKLIN April 28. 1937 Dallas. Texas English, History, Mathematics. Projection Club; Second lieutenant; Midnight Blue Ribbon; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon; 2 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Camp Dallas. 1 Year; Assistant to Attendance Office; Linz Pin; Red Cross Representative; Student Council Representotive. DAVIS, PEGGY LYNNE Pegs August 15. 1937 Dallas, Texos English, Mathematics, Commor dal. Dallos Historical Socioty; Ice Skating Club; Little Theater, Y-Teens, Press Club; Assistant to Attendance Office; Library Council; Linz Pins; Good Scholarship Club. SENIORS January, '55 Listo. the Spanish version of Bingo absorbs the attention of Wileen Jones, Mary Frances Hites, and Lois Cendal. Page Fifty-six SENIORS January, '55 Jerry ()rr. Marion Rankin. Nancy Galloway, and Gary Watson take time out from the football fiesta to enjoy each other's company. IS, THAYLIA LYNNE ptcmbcr 21, 1936 illo� , Texos immerciol, English. History, dont Council Representative; rm Coptoin; Good Scholar-ip Club. DENMAN, ARTHUR BRYAN JR. Dennis Moy 16. 1937 Delias, Texas English. Mothematics. First lieutenant; Midnight Blue Ribbon; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 3 School Commendation Ribbons; 4 Red, White and Bluo Ribbons; Honor Wreath; Camp Dallos; Rifle Team, 2 Yeats; Bible linx Pins; Student Council Representative; Good Scholarship Club. DOEBEIE, BETTY SUE Priss August 4. 1937 Waxohochie, Texos Mathematics, English, Commercial. Pan-American Student Forum; Good Scholarship Club. OYER. DON THOMAS Don January 3. 1937 Marshall, Texas Serqeant; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; School Commendation Ribbon; 3 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Foo'boll. A ond B looms; leach. Year Letter-mon. EDDY, RONALD EUGENE. Ronnie October 71.193(« Greenville. Texas Science. Mathematics, English. Pan-American Student Forum; Sergeant; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 7 Nile Green Ribbons. MatVsmon; Red Drill Ribbon; 3 Red. White and Blue Ribbons-. Troth. 7 Years; 7 Year Linx Pins US, LAURA LYNN ow Eyes’’ M 5. 1937 lias, Texas jlish, Mothematics, Art. ic tion Club; Dallas Historl-Society; little Theater; Red ss Representative; Good tolarship Club; Gym Cop-n; Chorus; Art Service Club. FERGUSON. TOMMY EDWIN fergio June 21, 1936 DoUoi, Texos English, History, Mathematics. Master Sergeant. 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksmanship; Red Drill Ribbon; 3 Red, White and blue Ribbons; Marksman. FOSTER, DORIS DENISE June , 1937 Oklahoma City, Oklohoma English, Mothomotics. Ice Skating Club; Little Theater; TOUTS, TRIDIRLC CLARK ‘buddy0 November 77. 937 DaWos, Texas ____„____________ . ____ English, Spanish, Mathematics. Pan-American Students Totum; Corporal; School Efficiency Rib-Y-Teens; Press Club; Student bon; 7 Red. White and blue Council Representative; Good Ribbons. Scholarship Club; Representative to Sears Primp’n Prom Shop; Chorus; Linx Pin. CARL Augu 0a Eng' Ice Sti SENIORS January, '55 Choice cards in hand, hurrying si dents seek the classes of their favorite teachers. GARRISON, MARY RUTH December 31, 1936 Wolfe City, Texas English, Business. Home Economics. GENSLER, WILLIAM ARTHUR Bill November 2, 1936 Waco, Texas English. Mathematics, Science. Second Lieutenant; 2 Red Drill Ribbons.- 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; School Commendation Ribbon; 3 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Camp Dollas, 1 Yeor; Good Scholarship Club. GLISSON, JACQUELYN Jackie May 5, 1936 Dallas, Texas English. Home Economics. Girls' Chorus. GRAF, JOHN HERMAN Johnny December 28. 1935 Dallos, Texas Corporal; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; Red Drill Ribbon; 2 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; A Football Team. GRAHAM, CARL ANN Corky October 6. 1936 Houston. Texas English, Mathematics. Dallas Historical Society,- littl Theotcr; Press Club; President Pan-American Student Forum Gym Captain; Student Council Vice-President; Woodrow Wil son News; Representative tc Neiman Marcus Teen Age Ad visory Board; 2A Class Fovor ite; Good Scholarship Club Favorite Nominee. GRIFFIN, ROBERT E. August 10, 1937 Houston, Toxos Mathematics, History, English, Science. First Sergeant; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 4 School Commendation Ribbons; Orange (Band) Ribbon; 3 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Bible Linz Pins; Band; Orchestra,- Good Scholarship Club. HALL, BARBARA April 11, 1937 Gainesville, Texas English, Mathematics. Dallas Historical Society; little Theater; Y-Teens; Interclub Council Representative; Press Club; Library Council, Social Chairman; Linz Pin; Student Council Representative; Good Scholarship Club; Ice Skating Club. HALL, NILA JANE Monkio April 1. 1937 Dallas. Texas English, History, Commerciol. Ico Skating Club. HALLMARK, EARNEST ELI December 19, 1936 Terrell, Texas Mathematics. English, Mcchoni-col Drawing. Sergeant 1st Class; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; School Efficiency Ribbon; 3 Red, While and Blue Ribbons; A Football Toam. HANNA, CHARLES DENNIS Tito June 13, 1936 Tyler, Texas English. History, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Corporal; Nile Green Ribbons, Marksmar 8 Baseball Team, A Foot boll Team, 1 Year letterman. Page Fifty-eight SENIORS January, '55 Sleepy football fans quiet!) board the predawn bus for the 350-wile trip to Odessa. 4NSSEN, BRUCE HAROLD jvombor 3, 1936 :k Pork, Illinois glish, Mothcmofics, Droffing, rgeont First Closs; 4 School ficicncy Ribbons; 4 School immendotion Ribbons; 2 Nile oon Ribbons. Expert Marks- n; 3 Red. White and Blue )bons; Honor Wreofh; Rifle om.- Good Scholarship Club. HARPER, ROBERT RAMSEY Pud ' September 16, 1936 Dallas, Texas English. Mosfer Sergeant; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Footboll, B feom; Track. HARRIS, MARY ANNE January 31, 1937 Dallas. Texas English, Commercial. Ice Skoling Club; Red Cross Representative; Good Scholar-ship Club. HARRISON, JOSEPH WALTER December 8, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics. Press Club; Coptoin; Midnight Blue Ribbon, 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 4 School Commendation Ribbons, Star; Red Drill Ribbon; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; 3 Honor Wreoths; Comp Dallos, 2 Years; Library Council; Linz Pins; Red Cross Representative.- Woodrow Wilson News, Militory Columnist. HART INC, DANIEL WAL 'Dan', September 23, 1936 Dallos, Texas English, Mathematics. Hi-Y; Coptoin; 4 School Efi dency Ribbons; 3 School Con mendolion Ribbons, Star; Re Drill Ribbon, Star; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; 3 Honor Wreoths; Camp Dallas, 2 Years; Library Council; Linz Pins; School Representative to Ki-wonis Club; Good Scholarship. EED, MARY DELI lookic pfember 22. 1937 illos. Texos glish. Commercial, c Skoling Club. HENLEY, DIXIE DIANN Dodio Moy 7, 1935 Sulphur Springs, Texas English, Art, Commercial. Red Cross Representative. HOGG, ROBERT HOOD, LARRY Sergeant First Clots; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 School Commendation Ribbons; I Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; 3 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; 2 Honor Wreoths. HUNTFR. DOLORES ANNE Moy 31. 1937 Dallos. Texas English. Commercial. Little Theoter.- Y Teens; Press Club; Chorus; Good Scholarship Club. Page Fifty-nine HUTCHINSON, JERRY HUNTER, ROBERT FREDERICK Freddio June 7. 1937 FI. Worlh, Texas English, Mothcmotics. 2nd lieutenant; •! School Effi-mcndaiion Ribbons; 2 Orange Ribbons; 4 Red, While and Blue Ribbons; 3 Honor Wreaths; Linz Pins; Concert 8ond; Military Band; All-City Band, Solo Cornot. HUNTINGTON, TOMMY RAY May 8, 1937 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics. Master Sergeant; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 4 Red, White ond Blue Ribbons. HURST, MELVIN KLEIN III •Micky May 8. 1937 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics. Sergeant 1st Class; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons.- 3 School Commendation Ribbons; Star; 4 Red. While and Blue Ribbons; White Ribbon; Press Club; Football. A Squad; Good Scholarship Club; Linz Pins. HUTCHINSON, ANN February 3, 1938 Dollos, Texas English, Mathematics. Scioncc. Pan-American Student Forum; Y-Teens; CRUSADER Staff, Co-cditor-in-chicf; Assistant to Attendance Office; Linz Pins; Bible Linz Pins; Good Scholarship Club. INGRAM, STANLEY Sergeant 1st Class; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; Red Drill Ribbon; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; 2 Honor Wreaths. A-A ISOM, MARY Susie February 11. 1937 Dallas, Texas English. Ice Skating Club; little Theater; Y-Teens; Press Club; library Council; Good Scholarship Club. m JACKSON, ANN LOUISE Annio August 22. 1937 Dollos, Toxos English, Commercial. Home Economics. Ice Skating Club. JAY, JOHNNY CALDWELL 'Jay Bird November 5, 1936 Dallas, Texas Sergeant. School Efficiency Ribbon; Red Drill Ribbon; 2 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; White Ribbon; Woodrow Wilson Rongers. JOHNSON, DONALD EDWARD Don February 19. 1937 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics, Scioncc Captain; Midnight 8luc Ribbon 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; School Commendation Ribbons Red Drill Ribbon. 4 Red. White ond Blue Ribbons; 3 Hono Wreaths; Football, A Squab Track, 1 Year letterman; Goo Scholarship Club. SENIORS January, '55 Absence makes the line grow longer (so do tardies), and these are just a few of the students who pass through Mrs. Francis’ office every day. Page Sixty HNSON, SYLVIA luory 10, 1937 liboro, Texas )lish, Mathematics. •Skating Club; Pon-Amcricon dent Forum; Y-Teenj; Press b; Good Scholarship Club. JURGENS, NANCY KELLY, BETTY SUE KIRKWOOD, JIMMY LEE Woody April 9, 1937 Kirkio March II, 1937 Dollai, Texas February 3, 1937 Chicago, Illinois English, Mathematics, Commer Norfolk, Nebraska English, History, Mathematics, ciol. Mathematics, English. Ice Skofing Club; little Theater; Dallas Historical Society; Little Second Lieutenant; 4 School Y-Teens; Press Club; Red Cross Theater; Pan-American Student Efficiency Ribbons; 3 School Representative; Good Scholar forum; Y-Teens; Press Club. Commendation Ribbons; Red ship Club; Girls' Chorus; Turn Tumbling Club; Good Scholar• Drill Ribbon; Orange Ribbon; bling Club. ship Club. 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Student Council Representative; Honor Wreath; Assistant Drum Major; Drum Major; All City Bond; Concert Band; Military Band. KIZZIAR, A. i May 28. 1937 Dollos, Texas Mathematics, Ei Sergeant First C Efficiency Ribbc Commendation Ri Red Drill Ribbons; and Blue Ribbor Wreaths; Assiston once Office. KES, PATRICIA CLAIRE itti Joe ruory 11. 1938 Louis. Missouri jlish, Sponish. los Historical Society; Poo-tericon Student Forum; Y-ns; Tumbling Club; Delegate Traffic Convention. Good olarship Club. LESLEY, LARRY NEIL December 12, 1936 Dallas, Texas Mathematics. English. Dollos Historical Society; School Efficiency Ribbon; 3 Red, White and 8lue Ribbons; Red Cross Representative; Band; Orchestra; All City Orchestra, 1st Trombone LOUiS, WILMA SUE Willie October 13, 1936 Caddo Mills, Texas English, Mathematics. Commer- ciol. Ice Skating Club; Good Scholarship Club. Girls' Chorus. LOONEY, BEVERLY DIANNE Di March 22. 1937 Dollos, Texas English, Mathematics, Commercial, Linz Pins; Red Cross Representative; Good Scholarship Club; Gym Captain. LOYD, MERILYN April 23. 1937 Dollos. Texas English, History, Commercial. Ice Skating Club; Little Theater; Pan-American Student Forum; Y-Teens; 2 Bible Linz Pins,- Tumbling Club; Good Scholarship Club; Chorus. SENIORS January, '55 W'oodrow exes Tommy Dance and Gene McCoy enthusiastically loin in the years biggest pep rally. Page Sixty-one SENIORS January, '55 Joyce Fanner and Pat Betts are justly proud of their felt skirts made in Miss Farris' clothing class. Mc8RIDE, JAMES D. November 24, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Mothomatics, Architectural Drowing. 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 4 School Commendation Ribbons, Star; Red Drill Ribbons; 2 Orange (Band) Ribbons; 4 Red. While and Blue Ribbons.- linz Pins; Bible Awards; Good Scholarship Club: Band Military, Concert. All City 1953. McClendon, mary sue August 15, 1937 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics, Commercial. Dallas Historical Society; Pan-American Student Forum; Y-Tcens; Good Scholarship Club. McCOY, GERALD WAYNE Killer April 20. 1937 Dallas. Texas English, Mathematics. Captain; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons.- 4 School Commendation Ribbons; 2 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Red Drill Ribbon; Honor Wreath; Footboll, 2 Years, 1 Year letterman; Track. 3 Years; linz Pins; Biblo Awards; Student Council Representative; Good Scholarship. MERCER, PATTY BAKER December 23, 1936 Douglas, Oklohoma English, Home Economics. Chorus. MITCHELL. SHIRLEY FAYE Skelter Jonuary 15, 1937 San Augustine. Texas English, History, Commercial MOODY, DIX McGUtRE January 12, 1937 Tyler, Texas 1st Lieutenant; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; 3 School Commendation Ribbons; 2 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Camp Dallas. 1 Yoar; Baseball, 1 Year 8 Team; Football, 1 Year 8 Team. MOORE, KEMP Porkey October 15, 1937 Dallas, Texos English, Mathematics, Mechanical Drowing. 1st lieutenant; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 Nile Green Ribbons, Sharpshooter; 3 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; 2 Honor Wreaths; Comp Dallas, 1 Year; Baseball, A and B Squad; American legion A Squad; Good Scholarship Club. MOORE, KIP 2nd lieutenant. 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; 1 Red Drill Ribbon; 3 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Camp Dallas, 2 Years. MOSS, MAE FRANCES OLSSON, JENNY LIND January 29. 1937 Dallas. Texos English. Mathematics. Dallas Historical Society; little Theater; Y-Teens; Press Club Secretory; Woodrow Wilsor News, Feoture Writer; Bibll Award; Good Scholarship Club Page Sixty-two OWENS, JOYCE ANNETTE August 1, 1937 Denton, Texas Ice Skoting Club; Pan-American Student Forum; Red Cross Representative. PARKS, WAYNE EDWARD Luis Januory 7, 1937 Stephenville, Texas Mathematics Science. English. Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman,-Sergeant first Closs. PARSONS, JUDY THOMAS September 2, 1936 Frisco, Texos English, History, Commercial. Good Scholarship Club. PATTIllO, PATRICIA ANN Pot July 10. 1937 Tulsa. Oklohoma English. Spanish, History, Mofhcmofics. Ice Skating Club; Pan-American Student Forum, President, Delegate to Convention; Y-Teens; linr Pins; Bible Linz Pins,- Red Cross Representative; Good Scholarship Club; Chorus; Accompanist. PEELER, BETTY ZANE B.Z July 17, 1937 Dallas, Texos Art, English. Ice Skating Club; Student Cou cil Representative; Good Schc arship Club. PERKINS, RAY HUNTER Bcko July 4. 1937 Dallas. Texas Mathematics. English, History. Pan-American Student Forum; Sergeant; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons, 3 School Commendation Ribbons; 2 Red Drill Ribbons; 5 Red. White and 8lue Ribbons, Star; Linz Pins; Good Scholarship Club. PETRAKIS, JOHN RAINS, SHIRLEY Privofe First Class; Red, White and Blue Ribbons. REEVES. DAVID REEVES, GEORGE FREDDIE Frlto“ September 18. 1937 Dallas, Texos English, Mathematics. Pan-American Student Forum; Scrgeont; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath; Assistant to Attendance Office. CLASS OF JANUARY, 1955 Always a welcome guest at Woodrow. ’'Miss'' Inez Tedley plays Wildcats' faro-rite ' 0 ug s ■ Virginia Koch instructs the issembly audience in the [me art of flirting with a fan. I'dRC Sixty-three REID, JAMES MORGAN Joke Fcbruory 12. 1937 Pecan Gap, Texas English, Mathematics, Drawing. Sergeant First Class; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; 3 School Commendation Ribbons; 2 Nile Green Ribbons, Expert Marksman; 2 Red, White ond Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreath. Rifle Team, Co-Captain; Football ”8 ' Good Scholarship Club. REYNOLDS, 1NA RAE Mississippi November 12, 1936 Italy. Texas English, History, Commercial. Red Cross Representative; Gym Captain; Good Scholarship Club. RICHARDSON, EVELYN ESTELLE Evie November 18, 1936 Dallas, Texas English, Spanish, Mathematics. Dallas Historical Society; Ice Skating Club; little Theater; Pan-American Student Forum; Y-Teens; Good Scholarship Club; Bible Linz Pins. SENIORS January, '55 With the last votes counted. Mr. Allen intro- duces the favorite assembly. RILEY, NANCY RUTH Bubbles December 30. 1936 Dallas, Texos English. Spanish, Mathematics, little Theoter; Pon-Amcrican Student Forum; Y-Teens; Assist-ant to Attendance Office; Linz Pins; 8ible linz Pins; Student Council Representative; Gym Captain; Good Scholarship Club. nominees to student RIMMER, BENN.E HOWARD Firoboll February 1, 1938 Dollos. Texas English, History. Hi-Y; Sergeant; School Effi ciency Ribbon; School Common dation Ribbon; Nile Green Rib bon. Marksman; 4 Red. Whit, ond Bluo Ribbons; Bosebol A Tcom; Red Cross Repre sentative. ROTTER, JOAN May 22, 1938 Dallas, Texas History, English, Business. Pan-American Studont Forum; Essay Contest, “Selling As A Career Certificate; Good Scholarship Club. ROUSH, GENE EDWARD Boldy January 29, 1936 Dallas. Texos English, Molhcmatics, Art. Aeronautics Club. ROWE, JOHN NELSON Shotgun Scotcmbcr 29. 1936 Dollos, Texos English, Mathematics. Second lieutenant; Midnight 8lue Ribbon; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 3 School Commendation Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; 3 Red. White and 8lue Ribbons; 2 Red Drill Ribbons; I Year, Camp Dallos; A Baseball Team, Manager; American legion Monager, 2 Years; B Basketball Team Manager; A Foot-boll Team Manager. RUSHING, SABRA DARLEASE Sorbio October 20, 1936 Weaver, Texas English, Homo Economics, Commercial. Y-Teens; Red Cross Representative. SCHEPPS, PAULA Rafe Sixty-four SENIORS January, '55 Miss Webb and Mrs. Goldstein issue the last copies of the Woodrow Wilson News to student representative Carolyn Jo Staton. AW, MARY ANN law 1 5, 1937 lot, Toxos |lith. Mathematics, Spanish, Skating Club; Pon-Americon (dent Forum, Reporter,-odrow Wilson News; Good plarship Club; Bond. SMITH, BARBARA ALLEEN Bobs March 16, 1937 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Pan-American Student Forum; Y-Teens; Student Council Representative; Gym Captain; Good Scholarship Club; Dallas Historical Society. SMITH, PATSY ANNE Pat April 4. 1937 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics, Home Economics. Ice Skating Club. SMITH, ROBYN JOY April 22. 1937 Atlonto, Georgia English. Mothemotics, Commercial. Good Scholarship Club. STEWART, CHARLES WILLIAM Bill Moy 21, 1937 Dallas, Texas Mothemotics. English, History. Dallas Historical Society; Corporal; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons,- School Commendation Ribbon; Nile Green Ribbon, Morksmon.- Red Drill Ribbon; 3 Red. White and Blue Ribbons. NE, RICHARD FERDRICK e 9, 1937 bb City, Missouri geont First Class; 4 School cicncy Ribbons; 4 School hmendotion Ribbons; Nile en Ribbon, Marksman; 2 Drill Ribbons; 3 Red. White 8lue Ribbons; Orchestra cert Master; Intorlochcn larship; All State Orchcs-54; All City Orchestra; d Scholarship Club; Lin TERRY, JAMES AUDLEY Jimmy February 8, 1937 Dallas. Texas English. Mathematics, Drawing. Press Cub; Assistant to Attend-c-nco Office; Woodrow Wi'sen News, Reporter; Good Scholarship Club. THARP, HARVEY PATRICK Pat January 23, 1937 Dalles Texas Press Club; Second lieutenant; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; Red Drill Ribbon; 4 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; White Ribbon; Honor Wreath; Football, 1 Year B Team, 1 Yeor A Team, letter; Track. 2 Years; Student Council,- Vice-President, Woodrow Wilson News. THOMAS, JANE September 2. 1936 Frisco. Texas Commercial, English. Good Scholarship Club. THOMPSON, MARILLA BROWN Morty March 12. 1937 Victoria, Texos English, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Student Council Representative.- Good Scholarship Club. Page Sixty-fire SENIORS January, '55 TIPPIE, CHARLOTTE ANN Dynamito December 8, 1937 Dallos. Toxos English, Malhemolics, Spanish, lee Skating Club; Pan-American Student Forum; CRUSADER Staff. Features Editor; Assistant to Attendance Office; linz Pins; Bible Awards, 2 Years; Good Scholarship Club, 2 Years. TOBIAS, LAWRENCE JAY Larry June 26, 1937 Dallas, Texos English, History, Mathematics. Sergeant First Class; School «« '• R'bbon; 3 Red, White and Blue Ribbons. Honor Wreath; Good Scholarship December 10 ,o,A Dollas T. ”36 Oood f Guest conductor, Professor Onie Downbeat, alias Billy Miller, has a bard time keeping rowdy Wildcat musicians in line. VARNER, DAVID EUGENE October 9. 1937 Dallas, Texas English, Mathematics, History. Captoin; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 2 School Commendation Ribbons; 4 Red. White and Blue Ribbons; Good Scholarship Club; Linz Pins. WATSON, DOROTHY DENEI Neenio July 7, 1937 Dallas, Texas Home Economics, English, Coi morcial. Ice Skoting Club; Y-Tcons; R Cross Representative; Go-Scholarship Club; Gym Ca tain. WATSON, MYRNA LEE January 25. 1937 Holy, Texos English, Art, Commercial. Art Service Club; Red Cross Representative; Good Scholarship Club; Gym Captoin. WERTHEIMER, JACK, JR. Wert July 8, 1937 Dallos. Texos English, Mathematics. Scrgcan: First Class; Midnight Blue Ribbon; School Efficiency Ribbon; 4 School Commendation Ribbons; 2 Red Drill Ribbons; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; White Ribbon; Football, 1 Year A Team, letter-man; Good Scholarship Club; linz Pins. WEST, BETTY ANN December 28, 1936 Dollas. Texas English, Commercial. Dollas Historical Society; Pan-American Student Forum; Assistant to Attendance Office; linz Pins; Good Scholarsh.p Club; Bible linz Pins. WEST, BOYD KENDRICK Kenny April 17. 1937 Dollas, Texas Baseboll, Assistant A Team Manager; Football, B Team Manager; Assistant A Team Manager; Track; linz Pin; Student Council Representative; Good Scholarship Club: Second lieutenant; Midnioht Blue Ribbon; 4 School Efficiency Ribbons; 4 Red, White and Blue Ribbons.- Honor Wreath; Camp Dallas, 2 Years. WHITE, WILLIAM ROBERT Bob November 30, 1937 Huntsville, Texos English, Molhcmatics. Second lieutenant; School Eff ciency Ribbon; 2 School Con mendotion Ribbons, Star. R Drill Ribbon; 2 Red. White or Blue Ribbons; White Ribboi Woodrow Wilson Rangers; Ycor Camp Dallas; linz Pins Page Sixty-six HIT!, CURTIS FRANK ril 18, 1936 Ho , Texos glish, Mothcmotics. Drofting. it lieutenant; 3 School Effi-ncy Ribbons; 3 Red, White id Blue Ribbons,- Honor oath; Camp Dallas, 1 Year. WITTE, MONTE DALE August 8, 1937 Dallas, Texos Mathematics, English, Science. Sergeant first Closs; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; Red Drill Ribbon; 2 Red, White and 8lue Ribbons; 2 Honor Wrcoths; Interscholastic league Contest; One Act Play; library Council; linr Pins; Good Scholarship Club; Scripture. WILCOX, FRANK Fronco September 8, 1936 McKinney, Texas English. Spanish, Mathematics. Press Club; Corporal; 3 School Efficiency Ribbons; 3 Red, White and Blue Ribbons; Bible linz Pins; Woodrow Wilson News; All City Band; Concert ond Military Bond. WIIEMON, BETTY LOU lulu September 7, 1937 Dallas, Texos Y-Teens; Good Scholarship Club. WRIGHT, FLORENCE MELVINA Flossio March 18, 1935 lubbock. Texas Press Club; line Pins; Bible Award; Student Council Representative.- Gym Captain; Good Scholarship Club. RIGHT, JOETTA dy y 17, 1937 lies, Texos )lish. Commercial, lias Historical Society; Pon-lerican Student Forum; Y- ns; linz Pins; Red Cross rosentative; Student Coun-Representative; CRUSADER ff. Classes Editor; Represent-ve to '54 Girls’ State; Old i New Testament linz Pins; od Scholarship Club. WRIGHT, LORETTA lody July 17. 1937 Dallas, Texos English, Commercial. Dallas Historical Society; Pon-American Student Forum; Y-Teens; linz Pins; Red Cross Representative; Studcnr Council Representative; CRUSADER Stoff, Classes Editor; Representative to '54 Girls' Stole; Old and New Testament Linz Pins; Good Scholarship Club. GIBSON, RICHARD HERBERT Hoot July 9. 1937 Dallas, Texos Sergeant First Class; 2 School Efficiency Ribbons; Nile Green Ribbon, Marksman; 2 Red, White, ond Blue Ribbons; Honor Wreoth; Football A Team; Good Scholarship Club. REESE, RAYMOND FRED January 12, 1936 Sherman, Texos History, English. Coptoin; Nile Green Ribbon. Morksmon; 2 Red. While and Blue Ribbons; White Ribbon, Star; Honor Wreoth; Woodrow Wilson Rangers; Projection Club. CLARK, DELSIE Dels November 1, 1937 Abilene, Texos English, Mathematics. Ice Skating Club; Little Theater; Press Club; Tennis; Red Cross Representative; Good Scholarship Club; Chorus; Tumbling Club. JANUARY SENIORS NOT PICTURED Emma Pearl Arnett, Howard Buchanan, John Rober Click, Gene Collier, Mary Alice Coulter, Bobby Dunn, Jimmy Fox, Gene Freeman, Fitzhugh Hart, Philip Hodge, Frank Jones. Tommy Lankford, Manuel Llano, Bill Martin, Andy McCulloch, Bobby Morrison, Phil Oilman, Allen Parks, Richard Robb, Porter Schultz, Frank Seymour, Gerald Templin, Bobby Wainscott, Charles Watkins, Graydon Whitney, and Jerry Winters. Crusader staff assistants Jerry Dell Watts, Charlene Denton, Susan Bag by. Greta Wright, Judy Stunz, and Shirley Gatewood aid senior staff members by counting daily receipts and recording sales. Page Sixty-seven viaeLenclatentett When he's a 2B he is awed and bewildered by such a big school; When he's a 2A he is absorbed in History 2 and Geometry 1; When he's a 3B he can smile gently at the antics of the lowly sophomore; When he's a 3A he just can't wait till he's a senior; But whatever his classification he may be sure of one thing: He's a very important part of that wonderfully indescribable spirit of Woodrow! Page Sixty-eight 3A JUNIORS Margariet Aldridge Donald Alon Pat Alsip Nancy Anderson Charles Ashmore Byron Ashworth Charlotte Attlcsey Susan Bagby lv Barnes Barrie Beach Edna Bell Nancy Beeman Billie Bcn:on Pat Betts Betty Beyetfo Arthur Bjork Cindy Bowser Jerry Box Tony Boyd Sondra Bradberry Edwin Branom Joel Bridges Betty Lynne Brook; Bert Bronough Mack Brown Dorothy Burbridgc Elizabeth Burnett Ann Burns Mike Carmichael Jim Carroll Carol Carter Jo Ann Caswell Ann Chostaine Carol Cherry John E. Chism Jesse Clark Ty Cobb Audnette Cody Don Cook Carolyn Chandler Iris Copeland Carol Couch Deanna Cox Jan Cox Eloise Craft Jane Crawford Tommy Curtis Charlotte Davis Martha Dovis Glenda Dcvault Patsy Dean Penny DcCardenas Charlene Denton Sandra Dillard Jenicc Doak Beverly Drake Don Drake Donna Drennan Randy Duckworth Arthur Dumont Pat Duniven Virginia Durland Beverly Dyer I’age Sixty-nine 3A JUNIORS Mary East Jeannie Edwards Pat Elliott Miranda Ellis Janet Elmore Scott Farley Larry Farris Jimmy Finley Bette Fennoll Betty Sue Fitzgerald Barbara Flabiano Bob Flournoy Charles Floyd Bobbie Foster Kenneth Franklin Sara Frazier Denne Frooman Jan Freeman Sharon Freeman Peggy Frisbeo Ann Fuller Shirley Gatewood Sandra Gearner Loyce Gendel Charles Girand Ruth Gish Peggy Godwin Peggy Goggans Elaine Goldman Kay Gould Ann Grace Genelle Grammer Nellie Gray Patty Gregg John Griesel Jo Ann Griffing Joe Grubbs Darlene Grubc Alice Green Marlene Hafeman Fred Hallam David Ham Billy Hardin Linda Hardy Sue Hargrave Geraldine Harr Doris Hargrove Monya Harris Sylvia Harris Carol Haley Joyce Hedgecock Nadine Hendricks Mary Frances Hilcs Caranelle Hill Don Hillis Carol Hinson Freddy Hitt Peggy Holbert George Hopkins Janie Horton George Human Page Seventy 3A JUNIORS James Hunt Virginia Hurley Margaret Jacobs Pat Jenkins Bill Johnson James Johnson Jim Johnson Roger Johnson Joanna Jones Shirley Jones Barbara Karr Don Kaufman Glenda Kidd Mary Beth King Nelson Knight Jo Lobruzzo Susie la Carne Tommy Lassiter lorena leavcll Jerry lee Sue lee Jo Ann Leonard Giovanna Leo Bette levoring Don lewis Pete Lewit Janis Litllopage Shir.'oy Longino Nelma Lovelace Dan Iona Gerald lyday Undo McMahan Marcia McKellor Paisy McMurray Bill McNall Connie Mackey Kenny Malone Toula Manos Joyce Marshall Barbara Marlin Norma Mashburn Benny Mauldin Joyce Melcher Bobby Minor James Minor Judy Morgan Wilford Morris Joannie Morrison Bill Munsch Jo Murphy Martha Myers Anne Napier Margaret Newberry Alex Nichols Kennie Nelson Sally Noble Gail Ostler Glenda Otfs Bcverlyn Owen Billie Doris Partin Alan Paschal Pat Pentecost Carol Plummer Page Seventy-one 3A JUNIORS Boone Powell Sherron Prescott Neil Pressley Francille Pruitt Shirley Rains Sylvia Randall Bob Rash Carol Rowlinson Hariette Ray Howard Reed Gordon Reynolds Vicki Roberts Patsy Rogers Gail Rogstcid Jay Roy Roland Terry Rosamond Dick Rosser Tommy Rudder Ruthie Rugel Kathi Rusk Bobetta Russell Helene Ruzicka Carolyn Savage Esther Schooley Eddie Sewall Jimmy Shuffler Robert Shugart Shirley Simms Marc Simmons Murrell Sloan Billie Jean Smith Bonnie Smith Bruce Smith Janette Smith Leon Smith Sophie Smith Cerclle Southworlh Betty Spoonemore Peggy Stacks Bill Stafford Pat Starnes Ann Stephens Jackie Stepter Sonya Storling John Stewart Carol Stokes Voncille Stokley Darby Strickland Judy Stunz Norma Ryan Talkington Sherrill Terry Suzanne Todd Jeannie Thrasher Robert Thrasher Kimmie Turner Oscar Turner Bettyc Vance William Vardoll Don Vickery Mary Ruth Virden Mary V agliardo Nancy Wallis Rebecca Walters Page Seventy-two 3A JUNiORS Jerry Wrbos Gary Watson Ann Wotts Jerry Dell Wolf Warren Whafley Jimmy White Pat Wilcox Donna Williams Rose Marie Williams Bob Williomson Carol Willis Paul Willis Joan Wilson Loretta Wilson Peggy Witty Mildred Wood Barbara Woodley Greta Wright Gayle Wylie Gerald Yates Romilda Young Lawyers Barbara Parks and Gayle Sco i read the lost will and testament of the Class of January, 1954; bequeathing curly hair, peroxide bottles, and winning smiles to fortunate underclassmen. Trumpeter James Fox serenades Wilsonites on assembly. 3B JUNIORS Philip Armstrong Barbara Bailey Sharon Baker Dick Ballard Jan Bcdingfield Sandra Blosingame Pat Bowman Pat Boyd Tony Boyd Katie Bray Barbara Brooks Jo Ann Brown Julio Ann Burleson Pat Canaday Rosalie Cinnamon Alis Cono Ann DeShazo Barbara Davis Bill Daum Ellen Dechard Billy Dorris Page Seventy-three Patsy Dry Vornon Elliot Vicki Foster Morgan Farrington Nancy Galloway Loyce Gcndcl Wayne Golaz Norma Golden Jennie Golson Ernest Graf Carol June Haley Jimmy Hightower Maurine Holley Maxine Holley Mike Howe Jimmy Hoff Sara Jennings Nelma Jonos Willeen Jones Bob Jungbluth Jane Keeton Joanna Kent Robert Kittrell Terry Koonin Judy Lane Jerry lee Jimmy Lee Linda Lewis Jimmy Loftis Jerry lylos Sheila McCollum Jim McCoy Mary Ann Mcllvain Betty Ann Maples Barbara Mardcr Carol Nasby Buddy Nimmons Peggy Parker Shirley Pickle Martha Powers Marion Rankin Carolyn Reed Mildred Robertson Zack Robinson Grady Royster Billie Rozell John Schultz Barbara Scoggins Elaine Scoggins Fay Skibell Joycene Smith Barbara Teel Jcanc Topletz Jo Ann Tucker Katharine Wallace Emily Warner Lou Ann Williams Sarah Ann Wyly Phalba Zeidlik John Zink 3B JUNIORS Page Seventy-four 2A SOPHOMORES THIRD ROW: Teddy Amerman Richard Allison Charles Allen Gene Adair Ronald Arps Barbara Anderson SECOND ROW: Pa! Betls Gail Brown Sara Berry Sharon Britton Barbara Byrd Joy Roth Barlow Frank Ashmore FIRST ROW: Barbara Allen Jennie Anderson Gaines Alexander Kay Adcock Janice Anderson Wilma Bland Thelma Bland THIRD ROW: Betty Burton Sondra Browner Patsy Boswell Eloise Carter Pat Batchelor Joan Bertheir SECOND ROW: Margaret Buckmcycr Penny Coll'cr Marian Camming Dorothy Capps Jon Cooper Dalanda Caruso Barbara Christmas FIRST ROW: Veda Chenault Patsy Craddock Carol Cheavens Martha Christmas Lenora Corrie Joyce Bryan Edna Cleek THIRD ROW: Marie Crocker Darline Campbell Carol Carlson Roberta Benton Marie Bohannon Shirley Bailey Charlotte Bennett SECOND ROW: Joann Coleman Mary Emma Bell Kay Ellon Ball Linda Blayder Mary Blakclee laVcrnc Brennan Joan Barthold FIRST ROW: Jeanine Birdsong Marilyn Buhrer Joan Cothran Sidney Coppedge Barbara Brown Brenda Bishop Toni Baver Penny Cain THIRD ROW: Dick Barnes Larry Bell Daniel Christian Don Chappell Malcom Couch Don Cooper Don Bird Tom Barnes SECOND ROW: Paul Cole Morgan Brewer Harold Curtis William Cothrum Vernon Burdick Jerry Cohn Eddie Curry FIRST ROW: Charles Bridges John Paul Carter Jim Burdette Bobbie Cullison Bobbie Campbell Jimmy Bryan Wayne Becker 2A SOPHOMORES THIRD ROW: Cecil Drewry Larry Dougall Jere Dillon Drew Dunlop George Max Doughty Kenny Dance SECOND ROW: Mary Evans Emma Frances DeShong Pat England Janice Dodd Jene Rene Daudelin Dawn Dahlhofer FIRST ROW: Myrna Sue Dooley Barbara Leo Edwards Shirley Marie Edmundson Barbara Davis Virginia DeHay Janice Erwin Nancy Dossett THIRD ROW: Jerry Goodson Archie Graham Thomas G. Green Jean Grace Brenda Goldwafer Fred Gharis Joe Gibbons Jim Gibbons SECOND ROW: Ann Gettys Joyce Farmer Carolyn Fleming Lou Ella Gilkeyson Lynn French Nan Griffith Forrestine Fcczor Linda Fitzgerald FIRST ROW: Sandra Fennell Joey Graf Martha Godwin Elaine Graf Linda Guess Gail Garrett Carol Foster THIRD ROW: David Harris Robert Heard Adrian Huggins Jimmy Hilley Danny Hample David Higgins Tommy Hopkins Bobby Harvey SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Hcndryx Ann Haseltinc Barbara Headrick Sandy Harrelson Brenda Hanson Mary Alice Holder Sue Hendricks Gladys Hclmiek FIRST ROW: Geneva Haworth Hilma Hicks Nancy Hines Barbara Harrison Gay Hardin Theresa Hays Melody Hall 2A SOPHOMORES THIRD ROW: Paul Green Bob Houston Gayle Foster Byron Farley David Fagin John Johnson Jim Goldblatt SECOND ROW: Jarrell Gibbs lindcll Howell Clyde Jones Pot Hargrove Pot Hill Jon Jackson Dick Ingram FIRST ROW: Barbara Hall Linda Lu Holmes Dorothy Humphrey Grace I sonhood Yvonne Hanks Mickey Hendricks Sally Jackson THIRD ROW.-Judson King Sam Komen John Kittrell Emory L. Jones James Kelly Jack Haesly James Jones SECOND ROW: Joe Love Larry Lansdowne Shirley Lafferty Thelma Levinson John Loftis Bobby Ketchesid Steve Koppman FiRST ROW: Jeanne Longcndyke Marilyn Kyscr Helen Lemmon Camille Klappcr Sandra Kincy Carol Kolleschnig Jackie Kuykendall THIRD ROW: Byron LoRuc Tommy McCollum Cloudino Lowry Bobble looney Loyd lewis Bill McClanohan James Mason SECOND ROW: Carol Larsen Nancy Jo Lyons Sylvia Lacey Lou Ann Mires Betty Morgan Joyce lowrance Peggy Morrison FIRST ROW: Georgia Monos Janice Lane Leslie loftice Louise lockman Non McCulloch Lila Jo Moxley Maralyn McCoy 2A SOPHOMORES THIRD ROW: Fred Morrison Vincent Marablc Jack Manes John Miley George Marye Bill McNall Earl Males Don Morris SECOND ROW: Jane McLaughlin Gracclcc Marshall Carol Morrow Jennie Lou Moore Martha Murdock Suczann McAfee Ruth Miller FIRST ROW: Linda Moore Suzanne Martindale Jan Moillor Saradclle McDonald Ann Mays Gail McDonald THIRD ROW: Carroll Peterson Kenny Mackey Mick McMahon Jack McGee Terry Middleton Mike McClucr Dennis Palmer SECOND ROW: Barbara Pou Barbara Phillips Sylvia Pratscdes Buz Prock W. J. Pedigo Michaclcnc Nix Mary Nyenhuis Kay Nickels FIRST ROW: Dorothy Prother Mildred Nswby Joan Ogle Nadcne Newell Sandro Owens Ann Parlington Carol Porker THIRD ROW; Donn Pester Ben Perkin Albert Redmond Pool Pace Neill Pace Roger Raley Bill Neff SECOND ROW: Norman Rodgers Lorry Ratcliff Terry Peake Lynn Patrick Sherry Phillips Ricky Ponmele Woyne Patterson FIRST ROW: Marincll Rivers Carole Reeves Glenda Russell Sally Rinaman Gloria Rodgers Sara Rogers 2A SOPHOMORES THIRD ROW: Bill Ross David Rogers Al Reece Joe Riffc Richard Read Robert Richardson Norman Shwarts SECOND ROW: Dolores Rosenberg Nancy Richardson Sandra Reynolds Nelleene Rigsby Suzanne Swon Shelby Stanfield Solly Ann Sewell FIRST ROW: Myro Sutherland Vallcc Stokley Sue Shelton Gayle Steer Carolyn Smith Patricio Snider Anita Standley THIRD ROW; J. W. Sanders Chester Stone Bragg Stockton George Schwoner Jerry Sharp L. G. Sims Don Smith SECOND ROW: Doe Trees Marty Speck Dorothy Stroup Sandy Schroeder Buddy Smith Jimmy Sandors FIRST ROW: Helen Shultz Barbara Smith Donna Smith Bill'e Samples B;tte Scott Norma Shrode Nancy Sharp THIRD ROW: Larry Tonick David Taylor Wayne Tadlock George Whitington Jimmy Thompson SECOND ROW: Ethelyn Virden Anne Vinson Jody Thompson Barbara Voldman Lavcrnc Tittle Kay Lynne Vanagas FIRST ROW: Avis Ticber Suzanne Thornhill Velma Turner Norah Taliaferro Ann Travis 2A SOPHOMORES THIRD ROW: Ronnie Wall Kenny Wiley Marlene Woolvcrlon Jo Worsham C. W. Kendall SECOND ROW: Noncy Wisely Barbara Wilson Carolo Walter Martha Wicker Jean Yates Linda Yancey FIRST ROW: Marie Wakefield Betty Wear Lurinc Wredberg Shirley Wallace Peggy Walker Jean Whybork Betty Whiteman THIRD ROW; Dennis Tubb Jimmy Wigley Allen Weed Robert Williams Don Zivncy Anton Wylie SECOND ROW: Edward Tribbta Gene leter Bob Woodford Bill Woodard Lionel Works FIRST ROW: Gretchen Yost Faye Zollncr Charles Wells Chase Weaver Jerry Wrbas Sharron Wenzel Charlotte White 2B SOPHOMORES FOURTH ROW: Gerold Gibson J. M. Lcgg Bob Dorroh Norman Hall Allan Goynor Jim Kennedy THIRD ROW; Jack Laird Bill Dickenson Aubory Cross Charles Crane Mike Kirkpolrick SECOND ROW: Leslie Arnold Judson Drake Sara Homilton Heather Llewellyn Ellen Horoway Judy Dorr Robert Fox FIRST ROW: Lyn lydoy Billie Cockranc Marta Elson Suzanne Arnold Suzanne Goff Sue Clorkson Gale Currin Lois Dennett FOURTH ROW: Eulus Parker Jr. Curtis Noel Tom Palmer Lee Harrison THIRD ROW: Donnie Sheer Wayne Phillips Curtis Rivers Len Marshall SECOND ROW: Sharon Payne Shirley Sandkuhl Camille Pratt Claudia Stewart Bruce Wallace Randy Woyl FIRST ROW: Glenda Smith Virginia Mason Jarrell Waters Eula Faye New Myrna Rolls Dorothy Schultz J. D. Troger Delighted favorite nominees receive the great news. Woodrow coeds take advantage of 1954’s only snowfall to wash each other's faces in the fluffy stuff. t Page Highly-one Ww LU-O O fian-lj-aAxz QaUeJt i • JANET O'NEAL NANCY BOYD EMILY WHITFIELD l axe Ninety-one ''Two Hearts in Three-Quarter Time First sergeants play host to cadet officers a their dates at the semi-annual Officers' Dan White formal , dark suits, and sparkling eyes the Senior Prom is truly the graduate's night nights. Page Ninety-two Right: At first rehearsal, Carolyn Wadsworth Sidney Johnson, David Millican, and Don Horst walk through one of the play's most important scenes. Below: The same scene as you sow it. CAST Kathy Davis, Jimmy Christon, Sydney Johnson, John Withers, Jerry Galbraith, Margie Shorber, Gayle Scott, Carolyn Wadsworth, Don Horst, D. A. Millican, Anno Hcddens, Floyd Bloom, Barbara Parks, Gayle Moore, Carolyn Roderick, Jimmy Curtis, Sonny Howard. DON'T TAKE MY PENNY Senior Play of the Class of January, 1954 Hlf,kly important pre-curtain activity is demonstrated here as Director Morgan applies theatrical makeup to Carolyn Roderick's face. Page Ninel)-three Participant in the Annual Granbury International Old Maids' Tournamont pose for the cameramen backstage before their performance on the Senior Assembly. Soothsayers Margie Sharber and Carolyn Wadsworth, without benefit of crystal ball, reveal to the Senior Assembly crowd tho fortune of members of the January Class. Senior Day climaxes . . . The moin event on Senior Doy. Mothers of qro j lunch tobies wi th patriotic red and grey. uates decorate Senior Prom committe© members D'Nell Binghom, Kathy Dovis, Sydney Johnson, and James Cole put the finishing touches on decorations that turned the gym into on oriental wonderland. Page Ninety-Jour Seniors toke their bows after Mr. Ashburn has introduced them as the prettiest girls and the finest boys I ever saw. One of the most hilarious skits on senior assembly: Floyd Bloom gives a play by play description of the Annual Granbury International Old Maids' Tournament. Players made their bets with potato chips. . . three years of expectation The most important activity on Senior Day. All students becomo autograph collectors, trying to get as many signatures as possible on their pubs. Reagan George is busy issuing copies of the class publication Atomicat to waiting Seniors. Page Ninety five ISSP 04Xc( KXC( L Mr. Sonlo Clous loovoll opens his pack to play all the presents which The Junior Red Ci has purchased for Don Stevens, a patient ii Dallas Hospital. wm Margie Dcneen and Pot Hargrove give their op- v proval as Mrs. Brammel, their favorite chorus teacher, receives a Merry Christmas kiss under ' vj .tho mistletoe. Seniors Carol Jane Hight, Marilyn Krebs, Pat Tompkins, Charles Clarko, and Lou Thorp collect _ ribbons and other ornaments to decorate the ' V� ?7.”'J V;,Student Council's Christmas tree. M l M w0mm mmmm §§ni wm Students listen the Madonno, tcvercnlly while Joanne Smith, os � ings a lullaby to the Christ Child. Santa Icavoll and Mr. Morgan show Wilsonitcs the presents which will be presented to Don Stevens at Woodlown Hospital. .A, Kathy Davis perpetuotes a tradition at Woodrow ' Wilson — A visit from St. Nicholos is alwoys a favorite on Christmas assemblies. Standing Room Only— Students watch the assembly from aisles and stairs since Woodrow has more pupils than auditorium seats. Thursday morning, between nine and ten, is Woodrow students' favorite time. Assemblies are as much a part of Woodrow Wilson High School as the English classes. Student audiences always remember the band concerts, orchestra recitals. Brotherhood speakers, Christmas and Easter programs, and — most memorable of all — the Senior Assembly. Weekly Assemblies Provide Entertainment and Inspiration Wilsonites enjoyed the program of Latin American dances presented by members of the Laredo, Texas, High's Pan-American Student Forum. A ballet, Mexican Fantasy, ended the program. The newly-formed girls' quartet was an immediate hit with Wilsonites. Joanne Smith, Inell Armstrong, Giovanna Leo, and Sally Sewell presented Harvest Moon and S'sposin. Page Ninety-eight An all-student talent show proved to be students' favorite assembly. Here Barbara Hall pantomines the song I Want to be Evil. Joanna Jones' Eccentric dance provides hilarity on a talent assembly. Adding showmanship to their other talents, Phil Beeson and James Zeller take students back to the roaring twenties with Five-Foot-Two. With ragged costumes providing a rural atmosphere, Pat Tharp and Bill Savage serenade the assembly with Y'all Come. This was followed by an original number, Dear Bush. The Golden Wave Band from Baylor University visited Woodrow, bringing a varied and entertaining program. Uj claJ Aj - Able Leadership Produces Highly Efficient Cadet Corps M SGT. SAMUEL R. STARTZELl CADET 1ST IT. ARTHUR DENMAN Statistical Officer MRS. GEORGIA HARRISON Secretory Page One Hundred Two MAJOR R. M. NEHER Commandant High Ranking Cadets Attain Coveted Staff Positions Fall Staff, 1953 Colonel W. F. (Sonny) Howard Regimental Commander Lt. Colonel Bill Bishop Adjutant Lt. Colonel Floyd Bloom Battalion Commander Lt. Colonel Jerry Mathews Battalion Commander Lt. Colonel Don West Battalion Commander Spring Staff, 1954 Colonel David Mitchell Regimental Commander Lt. Colonel Bobby Ewell Adjutant Lt. Colonel Phil Prescott Battalion Commander Lt. Colonel Charles Cox Battalion Commander Lt. Colonel Reagan George Battalion Commander Lt. Colonel Phil Beeson Liason Officer Ribbons and Decorations Granted for Efficiency and Achievement Although everyone is aware of the fact that most cadets at Woodrow Wilson wear an impressive array of ribbons and decorations over the left shirt pocket, very few people know exactly what each award signifies. For those who have wondered about the significance of those ribbons, here are the requirements: School Efficiency Ribbon — Straight A in Military during the entire term. School Commendation Ribbon — Awarded for the cadet's neatness throughout the term. Red, White, and Blue Ribbon — Awarded for perfect attendance at parades and proper wearing of the uniform. Red Drill Ribbon — Participation in competitive events, as crack squad or individual rifle drill. A star indicates a winner in drill competition. Nile Green Ribbon — Awarded for qualification on the rifle range. M — designates a Marksman S — means Sharpshooter E — indicates an Expert White Ribbon— Awarded for participation in organized school athletics. Midnight Blue Ribbon — Awarded for outstanding efficiency. Wreath — Awarded to members of companies winning efficiency competition. I'age One Hundred Three CADET OFFICERS RESPONSIBLE FOR LUNCH-HOUR GUARD First Row: E. H. Nail Second Row: Barry Burch, Ed Moore Third Row: David While, Barry Barnes, Freddie Young COLOR BEARERS HOLD COVETED POSITIONS Those four cadets who compose the color guard are the envy of all other non-coms in the corps. Pictured here are: Howard Rimmer, Bill Paschetag, Jerry Martin, and Tommy Kirkpatrick. Page One Hundred Four Woodrow Wilson Rangers Capt. Louis Ward, Commondcr; 1st Sgt. Tommy Lassiter, Sgt. 1st Class John Morris. Sgt. Dick Ballad, Sgt. Bob Jungbluth, $gt. Jimmy Huff, Sgt. William Keeling, Sgt. Jimmy Lee, Sgt. Carey McElyo, Sgt. Carl Shepherd, Corp. Gene Adair, Corp. Joe Hill, Corp. Bob Houston, Corp. Harold Jones, Corp. Jim McCoy, Corp. Dick Rosser, Pvt. 1st Class Ronald Arps, Pvt. 1st Class Charles Bridges, Pvt. 1st Class Emory Jones, Pvt. 1st Class Norman Swarts, Pvt. 1st Class Robert Richardson, Pvt. Lesiic Arnold, Pvt. Jimmy Bryan, Pvt. Jerry Cohn, Pvt. Bobby Harvey, Pvt. David Higgins, Pvt. John Johnson, Pvt. Bobby Ketchorsid, Pvt. Charles laughlin. Pvt. Kenny Mackey, Pvt. Jim Merkle, Pvt. W. J. Pedigo, Pvt. Carrol Peterson, Pvt. Al Reece, Pvt. Kenneth Riley, Pvt. Bruce Smith. RANGERS, RIFLE TEAM ATTAIN PRECISION THROUGH HARD WORK Rifle Team First row Ronald Eddy, Jim Huff, Freddy Hitt, Bruce Hansscn, James Reid. Second row: Gerald Yates, Gerald Coffey, Howord Reed, Arthur Crothers. James'W. Johnson, Arthur Denman. Jr.. Eddie Pickett, coach. Not Pictured: Ed Bridges, Lee Perkins. Frank Mayberry, Jim Shuffler. Page One Hundred fire R.O.T.C. BAND It. Col. Reagan George, Commander Maj. Lewis Roy 1st It.Bill Newman lit It. John Lietloff Ptge One Hundred Six Col. George Royster, Director 1st It. Ben Schmidt 1st It. Robin Garner 1st Lt. Phil Collior 2nd It. Jim McBride 2nd It. Jim Kirkwood 2nd Lt. Fred Hunter Phillip Armstrong Arthur Biork Anthony Boyd Edwin Bronom Bert Bronough Olin Brown Jomos Corroco John Pool Cortor Jomes Chopmon SECOND ROW; Lorry Colyor Charles Crane William Dovidson George Doughty Jomes Doxcy Donald Drake Judson Drake Boyce Farrar Morgon Forrington THIRD ROW: Bill Ferguson Jimmy Finley BAND ROSTER Robert Fox SIXTH ROW: Gene Freeman John Pctrakis Charles Girand Roger Raley Fred Ghoris Gordon Reynolds Pete Glaser Grady Royster Wayne Golox Jim Goldblott SEVENTH ROW: Eddie Sewall FOURTH ROW: Don Smith Jerry Goodson Jack Smith Robert Griffin Wayne Tadlock Herbert Herrin Norman Inglol EIGHTH ROW Robert Kittrell Barney Thames Terry Koonin William Vardell lorry Lesley Frank Wilcox Pete lewis Billy Miller NOT PICTURED: Gory Coats FIFTH ROW: Jon Jackson Ralph Nimmons Fred Morrison Phil Oilman Terry Peake Ace Owens Roger Stepp Ben Perkins Pn%c One Hundred Seven 4 Captain Don Johnson Company Commander 1st Lieutenant Neil Cochran COMPANY A ROSTER LEFT PAGE Bob Greer Eorl Males FIRST ROW Jay Gorman William Mannes Donald Allen Ronnie Harris Glenn Martin Richard Allison Jerry Martin Richard Berend en FIFTH ROW: Frank Mayberry Bobby Boulwarc Bob Healy Mike McCluer David Higgins SECOND ROW: Lindcll Howell SECOND ROW: Morgan Brewer Dick Ingram Wilford Morris David Christian Bobby Johnston Dennis Polmer Don Cooper Clyde Jones Allan Poschol Malcolm Couch Bob Jungbluth lee Perkins THIRD ROW: William Keeling lee Pulley Arthur Crothers Robert Ketchcrsid Richard Randall Bill Daum Gordon Davis SECOND PAGE FIRST ROW: William Reece Kenneth Riley Tom Elliston Byron LaRue THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: David levisoy Joy Roland lorry Farris Kenny Mackey Bert Rose 1st Lieutenant Bobby Miller Lt. Col. Phil Prescott r 1st Lieutenant Dave Woodbury COMPANY A Tommy Solos Billy Sowyer Oovid Toylor lorry Tonick Tommy Troy FOURTH ROW: lloyd Wiggins Jerry Wisloy Mono Wine Bill Wolfgong Phil Workman NOT PICTURED: Malcolm Baker Rawlins Clark Don Knowles PaHe One Hundred Nine COMPANY B Captain Gerald Coffey Company Commander 1st lieutenant Johnny Garrett Major Allen Franklin Captain David Varner 1st Lieutenant Herbert Weinberger 2nd Lieutenant Ronnie Mason Page One Hundred Ten Ccpt. Paul Totom and 2nd It. Robert Corder inspect new cadets for neatness of appearance. TOP ROW: Frank Ashmore Jock Brandon Vernon Burdick Jerry Cohn Mockey Coker SECOND ROW: William Cothrum Harold Curtis Joe DeWeese Carl Dictcl Arthur Dumont THIRD ROW: Ronald Eddy Charles Edwards Pierre Fontaine Howard Ford Gayle Foster Frederick Fouls Joe Gibbons Jarrell Gibbs Earnest Hallmark FOURTH ROW: Bobby Hethcrington Stanley Ingram Emory Jones Sam Kamen James Kelly Robert Kinsor Donald Kizzicr Wendell Martin Don Morris FIFTH ROW; Bill McClanahan Carey McElyo Billy McKissock Ricky Parmelc Tommy Posey 8oone Powell Bill Ragsdale Albert Redmond James Rciffin SIXTH ROW; Mike Schwille Murrell Sloan Wade Smalley Gene Tetcr SEVENTH ROW: Orville Ungerer Larry Wallace Larry Watson Richie Waits EIGHTH ROW: Jimmy White Harold Williamson Paul Willis Page One Hundred Pleven COMPANY C Captain Billy Cooper Company Commander Lt. Colonel Charles Cox Captain Louis Word 1st Lieutenont James Barton 1st Lieutenant Bob Borshop 1 st Lieutenant Dix Moody 1st Lieutenant Robert Christmas Company D officers fall in as Major Marshall Thompson reports the day's progress to Col. David Mitchell. I'agc One Hundred Twelve COMPANY C ROSTER TOP ROW; Tod Amtrmon Chorles Ashmore Robefl Ashmore Harrison Broyles SECOND ROW: Johnny Bynum David Campbell W. H. Carter Don Chappell THIRD ROW; Don Cook Gene Conant Aubory Cron Jore Dillon FOURTH ROW; Billy Dorris John Graf Jim Hall Martin Holl FIFTH ROW; Norman Hall Wesley Harlow Freddie Hitt Morris Holman Joo Howard George Human Charles Irwin John Jacob Cecil Jones SIXTH ROW: Weaver Laffcrty Lloyd Lewis Jerry Lindsey John loftis Richard Martin James Mason Greer Moore Eulus Parker Donn Pester SEVENTH ROW: Dick Rosser Bill Hones Jerry Shorp Norman Shwarts Barry Siemantcl Walter Still Clarence Stobaugh Harold Suder Dwayne Taylor EIGHTH ROW: Don Widener Warren Whatley Gerald Yates NOT PICTURED: John Bostick Edgar 8ryon Byron Farley Fred Groves Howard Rimmor Jerry Rosamond Bob Troy Pjge One Hundred Thirteen COMPANY D 1 jt Lieutenant Robert Corder Captain Paul Tatom Company Commander Captain John Sandel ljt Lieutenant Wayne Musgrove 2nd Lieutenant John Rowe COAAPANY D ROSTER FIFTH ROW: Jock Hocsly Dovid Horn Chorlcs Honsen Pot Hortmon Adrion Huggins Tommy lossiter 8illy Lenoir Don lewis Don luno SIXTH ROW: Don McCord Mike McMohon Bobby PoMerson Robert Phillipp Orman Puckoll Robert Richardson Joe Riffc Danny Runner Jimmy Shuffler SEVENTH ROW: George Smith Wendell Smith Horace Thompson Jimmy Thompson Edward Tribble Ronnie Woll Bob West Fronk Wood NOT PICTURED: lorry Bcckerman Jerry DeMoss Bruce Foley Mike Godwin Jack laird Jim Merklc Roy Mosscy Marshall Thompson (Major) Jarrell Waters Charles Watkins Groydon Whitney TOP ROW: Chorlcs Allen Koith Amendson lorry Arnold Woyne 8ecker SECOND ROW: lorry Bell Gene Bradley Mock 8rown Farrell Butler THIRD ROW: Roland Campbell James Craft Joe Croft Kenny Donee FOURTH ROW: Kerry Dyson Ronnio Eovcs Tommy Ellison Charles Floyd Page One Hundred Fifteen COMPANY E Captain Joe Harrison Company Commander 1st Lieutenant Dennis Stephenson Captain Bob Shearer 2nd Lieutenant Gregory Maxwell It. Col Bobby Ewell 1st Lieutenont Dewey Robinson Arse One Hundred Sixteen OD Coptoin John Sandel and 1st Lieutenant Neil Cochran put the finishing touches on the day's report. ■bM ROSTER Bobby Reeves SEVENTH ROW; Bill Ross Tommy Rudder John Schultz Bruce Smith Charles Stanley Darby Strickland J. D. Trager Dennis Tubb Gory Watson EIGHTH ROW: Glen Willis Jerry Winters NOT PICTURED: David Clevenger Robert Credillc Tommy Ferguson John Heard Jimmy Hightower COMPANY E TOP ROW: Gene Adair Phillip Adorns Jimmy Arnold 5!ck Barnes Thomas Barnes SECOND ROW: ler y Box iobby Brooks 4orold 8ryan lohn Burrus lim Carroll THIRD ROW; lorry Clark aul Cole 3cne Curry arry Drake iernest Filter OURTH ROW: Jerald Gibson ugene Gilliam Richard Gregory David Harris Fitzhugh Hart FIFTH ROW; Jimmy Hilley Don Huey Tommy Hurley James W. Johnson Jimmy J. Johnston John Kittrcll Steve Koppman Dick lowson James lee SIXTH ROW: Don len Marshall Billy Miller Jerry Morgan Bill Paschetag W. J. Pedigo Jerry Pepper Joe Potts Jimmy Ray I tigc Our 11 ii iuli t J Seventeen COMPANY F Captain Dan Harting Company Commander Ewing Stout 1 ;t Lieutenant Major Bennie Wofford 1st Lieutenant Grady Giles 2nd Lieutenant Don Daudclin 2nd Lieutenant Pat Tharp M Sgts. Don Johnson and David Varner prepare to exploin the essential parts of the M-l rifle to new cadets. Page One Hundred Eighteen COMPANY F : ROSTER TOP ROW; Don Elliott Dick Ballard Robert Fite Don Bird Allen Goynor Bob Briddick Pot Gordon Fred Bruss Don Greer SECOND ROW: Jimmy Bryan Joy Couthcn James Cole Dennis Corley John Gricscl Lyle Harford Roger Horpor FIFTH ROW: lee Harrison Robert Heard THIRD ROW: Tom Curtis Bob Darroh Gene Hudspeth Jim Huff James Jaborek William Dickenson Joe Jiminez Randy Duckworth John Johnson FOURTH ROW: C. w. Kendall lorry Dougoll Jim Kennedy SIXTH ROW: Lorry Kimbriel Gilbert Menchoko Richord Morgon Dean Morris Pot Morphy SEVENTH ROW: William Neff Jimmy Orr Wayne Patterson Tyrone Phillips John Reese EIGHTH ROW: Don Sheer John Stewart Charles Syperl Jim Walker John Zink NOT PICTURED: Bob Hogg Mickey Inmon Jimmy D. Johnson Horold Jones Frank Kologey Andy McCulloch Jerry Orr Jack Stevenson Jarrell Gillingham (Capt.) Page One Hundred Nineteen COMPANY G 1st Lieutenant Elliot Howkins Lt. Colonel David Mitchell Captain Charles Smith Captain Robert Hawkins Company Commander 2nd Lieutenant Kip Moore 2nd Lieutenant Kenny West Another school day comes to an end, and Captains John Sandcl and David White lower the flag. Page One 11 mill red Twenty COMPANY G ROSTER TOP ROW: Gaines Alexander Ronald Arps Socrates Bagiackos Wayne Bell SECOND ROW; Don Borah Don Bradford Newman Bradford Don Carlson THIRD ROW; Fred Cheothom tester Cohen Drew Dunlap Vernon Elliott FOURTH ROW: Scott Farley Paul Green Bill Hanes Bobby Harvey Robert Hicks Joe Hill Bob Houston Douglas Johnson Jim Johnson FIFTH ROW: Tommy Kirkpatrick Nelson Knight Robert lompton Randy lusby George Maryc Jack McGee Bill McNall Craig Michell Bobby Minor SIXTH ROW; Bill Munsch Neil Pace Chorlos Reddy Howard Reed Raymond Reese Richard Ross J. W. Sanders Mark Schirato James Sheffield SEVENTH ROW: Jerry Solin Charles Stephan Fred Stone Stanley Stone tester Sutton Roger Twcdcll Bruce Wallaco Randy Weyl Kenny Wiley EIGHTH ROW: Bob Williams R. L. Williams Robert Williams Joe Williamson Wayne Willis Bill Woodard Bob Woodford Anton Wylie NOT PICTURED: David Reed Porter Schultz Page One I mired lueniyone COMPANY H 1st Lieutcnont Jomcs Buttgen 1 si Lieutenant Curtis White 1 st lieutenant Don Powell Page One Hundred Twenty-tu o Stack Arms! is one command all cadets gladly and readily execute. COMPANY H ROSTER FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW; THIRD ROW; FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW; SIXTH ROW: Robert Austin Cecil Drewry Jock Hall Bill Marlin Carroll Peterson David White Bill Bogley Don Dyer Bruce Honsscn Tommy McCollum Roy Plumlco Jimmy Wigley James Bell Dovid Fogin George Hopkins Terry Middleton lorry Ratcliff Donald Zivney Dovid Boyer Tony Flobiono Tommy Hopkint John Miley Bob Reynolds NOT PICTURED: Thomos Corr Tommy Fultz Frank Jones Clark Miller George Schwoner Joe Cherry Charles Bridges Bob Fluornoy Norman Kent Herbie Millt Charles Stewart Jimmy lenz Robert Dansby Phil Gaston 8ob Lindley John Morrit Chester Stone Jerry O'Dell Hilory Dempsey Alton Grcgtton Joe love Bobby Morriton Robert Trostel Bob White (2nd It.) Williom Douglas Jerry Gutmon Roy Perkint Ken Wheaton Pujjf One HunftreJ Twenty-three COMPANY I Captain Doyle Coninc Company Commander lit Lieutenant Kemp Moore It. Colonel Phil Beeson 1st Lieutenant Thomas Sorrells Captain Ed Bridges 2nd Lieutenant Bill Gcnslcr Instructor Sergeant Geizentanner gives Company officers orders for the day. Page One Hundred Twenty-four COMPANY I ROSTER TOP ROW: SIXTH ROW: Bob Acker Mike Kirkpatrick Slonley 8abbitt Bobby lee Kirby Ball J. N. legg Jock Boxhow Sam lorio Roneal Beck Herbert Beebe SEVENTH ROW: Kenneth Blacksheor James McKnight lorry Carter Jock Manes SECOND ROW: James Minor Paul Pace David Coruth Tom Palmer Charles Clark Wayne Porks Ty Cobb Bob Rash Drew Dillard Curtis Rivers THIRD ROW: BOTTOM ROW; Gene Gibbons Bill Savage Jim Gibbons Fronk Seymour James Gordon Jack Tiner Joe Grubbs Dee Trees FOURTH ROW: Oscar Turner Allen Weed Eddie Wheeler Dennis Hanna Roy Woodard 8ob Harper Don Hillis NOT PICTURED: Glenn Hollowed Fronk Binford FIFTH ROW; Earnest Graf Jerry Hudgens Richard Huff Bob Jackson Paul McManus Bill Johnson Bob Porsons James Jones Fred Reeves Don Kaufman Marc Simmons COMPANY K 1st Lieutenont 1 st lieutenant 1st Lieutenant Dale Boland Johnny Harris Jerry Ellsworth Shined and polished, new cadets owait first inspection by Major Marshall Thompson and 2nd Lieutenant Don Powell Page One Hundred Twenty-six COMPANY K ROSTER TOP ROW: Billy Hardin Jim Skinner Robert Addy James Hunt Charles I. Smith Leslie Arnold Tommy Huntington Icon R. Smith Byron Ashworth Micky Hurst Walter Bent Johnny Joy SIXTH ROW; Joel Bridges Jerry Jeffus Jerry Staotx Myrlc Bright Tony Li Causi Charles W. Stafford James Burdette Lamarr Malone Bragg Stockton John Chism Terry Sullivan Orville Cowgill FOURTH ROW; SEVENTH ROW; SECOND ROW; Vincent Marablc Larry Tobios Edgar Drake Benny Mauldin Jim Travis Bobby Drown Ronny Mayberry Leroy Upchurch Kenneth Franklin Jim McCoy Don Vickery Dcnne Freeman Mike McDonald John Garner Wayne Pace Richard Gibson Charles Prock EIGHTH ROW: Burton Gilliam Zack Robinson Jack Wertheimer 8ill Griffin David Rogers James White Tommy Hall Lionel Works THIRD ROW: FIFTH ROW: NOT PICTURED: Danny Humpel Carl Shepherd I. J. Duncan Page One Hundred Twenty-seven UJCutJ BOTTOM ROW: Mgr. Walter Bent, Bobby Ewell, David Michell, Pool Tatom, Phil Beeson, Charlei Herrin, Phil Prescott, Elliott Hawkins, James Zeller, Ronnie Mason, Sonny Howard, Tommy Hall, Floyd 8!oom. ._w r c Don Helms. Coach Tom McBrayer, Mgr. Jim Christian, Billy Stafford, Eddie Wheeler, Orvil Cowgil, Terry Middleton, Clarence THIRD ROW: LOCK ' Qrr Don Borah, Jack Wertheimer, Pierre Fontaine, Tony Flabiano, Ben Mauldin, David Currin, Pot Tharp, Mack Stobaugh, Doyle Co ,ne' Mickey Hurst, Coach Melton Owen, Coach Jim Riiey. Burl, Do John ' Do H°°y' TRIUMPHANT WILDCATS HOLD WOODROW 14 ODESSA 14 When the gun sounded ending the first half of the regional playoff, the records showed that the Wildcats had been playing defensive ball all the way. The score was 7 to 0 in favor of Odessa. When the second half started the Wildcat squad took fire scoring twice in a matter of minutes. Odessa's only rally was an 80 yard pass and run that ended in a touchdown. With two more first downs than Woodrow Odessa was chosen to play in the state finals. In the picture, fleet Wildcat back Bobby Ewell is shown in a hard-to-sfop drive through Odessa's secondary. COND ROW: Bobby Jackson. Don Dyer, Gerald Templin, Gory Watson, Kenneth Blaekshcar. Robert Hawkins, Johnny Delaportc, Charles wards, Wayne Pace, Jerry Martin, Ro3or Tweedel, Charles Cox, Gerald McCoy. Mgr. Kenneth West. Mgr. John Rowe. FOURTH ROW: Earnest illmark, Jerry Wiseley. Jack Hall, Marshall Thompson, Scott Farley, Jack Tiner, Tommy Kirkpatr.ck, Jimmy W.gley, J. W. Sanders, John Graf, Ison Knight, Dennis Tubbs, Fred Cheatham, Paul Willis, Paul Green, Kemp Moore, Kip Moore, Bill Savage, Robert Hicks, Richard Gibson. YEAR'S BEST AAAA RECORD B Football Coach, Benny Kelly; Reserve Football Coach, Tom McBroyer; Head Football Coach, Jim Riley; line Coach, Don Helms; Backfield Coach. Melton Owen, discuss the possibilities of a newly-developed play. Page One Hundred Thirty-one BOBBY EWELL All-City Fullback, 3 letter . All-State. TOMMY HALL All-City halfback, 2 letters. CHARLES HERRIN All-City guard, 3 letters. CHARLES COX Safety and Wingback, 2 letters. Page One Hundred Thirty-two All-City tackle, 3 letters, Honorabje Mention, All-Americani tQ l Oojf ; '• Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson •. Woodrow Wilson . Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson ' '-Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Xt I.. Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson PAUL TATOM End, 2 letters. GERALO McCOY Tailback, J lotter. JAMES ZELLER Tackle, 2 letters. DAVID MICHELL [ty tackle, 3 letters. Honorable $ t a t e. San Jacinto . Ball High . Thomas Jefferson Paschal North Dallas Adamson Forest South Oak Cliff Sunset Crozier Tech Paschal Odessa . mM ELLIOT HAWKINS SONNY HOWARD Guard, 2 letters. Halfback, 2 letters. RONNIE MASON All-City and All-State, All-District End, 2 letters. PHIL PRESCOTT Center, 3 letters. Honorable Mention, All-City. PAT THARP Fullback, 1 letter. KENNETH BLACKSHEAR End, 2 letters. Page One Hundred Thirty-three ROBERT HAWKINS Tackle, 1 lotlor. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN JOHNNY DEIAPORTE Guard. 2 letters. JACK WERTHEIMER Guard, 1 loiter. GARY WATSON Quarterback, 1 letter. WOODROW 14 NORTH DALLAS 13 In the first three quarters of the Woodrow-North Dallas garr both squods played determined, bruising football. The score stoc North Dallas 13 — Woodrow 7; the clock showed 60 seconds le to play. Then came that story-book finish that no Wildcat w ever forget: With 45 seconds left ,Cox crossed the double strip and Ewell added the vital extra point. JERRY MARTIN Guard, 1 letter. Page One Hundred Thirty-jour JERRY ORR End, 2 letters. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN CLARENCE STOBAUGH Holfbock, 1 letter. WOODROW 54 TECH 28 Tech's fighting Wolves were no match for the Wildcat pigskin machine in this high-scoring game. Displaying a brilliant offensive game ,Wildcats scored eight times. V AYNE PACE Guard, 2 letters. JIMMY WIGIEY Tackle, 1 letter. ROGER TWEEDEl End, 1 letter. FLOYD BLOOM Manager, 2 letters. CHARLES EDV ARDS Center, 1 letter. Page One Hundred Thirty-five WOODROW 31 ADAMSON 0 After five successive defeats at the hands of Adamson Leopards, the Wildcats turned the tables. All evening Woodrow's backs found gaping holes in the Leopard line. Employing almost every member of the squad, the Wildcats scored five touchdowns. CITY, BI-DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1954 Featured Lightning Fast Backfield WOODROW 13 PASCHAL 7 For 44 minutes Paschal and Woodrow battled each other up and down the field. With 4 minutes to play the score stood 7 to 0. An 81 yard Wildcat drive ended in a TD and extra point. Woodrowites felt that they must be contented with a tie. Then the Wildcats came up with a finish that should be considered classic. With 16 seconds to play Delaporte intercepted a Panther pass, lateraled to Doyle Conine, Conine lateraled to Mason who crossed the double stripe standing up. WOODROW 21 PASCHAL 19 Bidistrict victory went to Woodrow on December 4, 1953. In a suspense filled game, both teams scored three times. Three conversions by the talented toe of Bobby Ewell made the difference. UNDEFEATED SEMI-FINALISTS Impenetrable Line, Plays That Clicked, Story Book Finishes WOODROW 56 SOUTH OAK CLIFF 6 South Oak Cliff Bears, new to the 4AAAA league, were completely trampled by the Wildcat pigskin machine. The Bears fought until the clock ran out but they scored only once. Woodrow's eight TD's were tallied by Tommy Hall, Pat Tharp, and Clarence Stobaugh. B Gridders Prepare for A Squad Service Coach Kelley leaches 8 team members the elements of championship football. Coach Bennie Kelley's B squad made a good showing in competition with other city teams, although they didn't gain the championship. Woodrow............. 14 Woodrow............. 6 Woodrow ........... 21 Woodrow............ 23 Woodrow............ 27 Woodrow............. 12 North Dallas ........... 21 Forest................... 6 Adamson.................. 1 3 SOC ..................... 6 Tech .................... 0 Sunset .................. 6 FIRST ROW: Don Cooper, Neil Pace, Jack Manes, Drew Dillard, Terry Middleton, Paul Green, Jerry Wiseley, Dennis Tubbs, Eddie Curry. SECOND ROW: Don Knowles, Bill Neff, William Douglas, Allen Weed, Joe Howard, Robert Hicks, Jack McGee, Craig Michell, Cecil Jones, Byron LaRue. THIRD ROW: Coach Bennie Kelley, Socrates Bagiackas, Tommy Fultz, Billy Sawyer, Bob Jungbluth, Jerry Dillon, Don Chappell, Bobby Boulware, Mike McMahon, Pat Murphy, Drew Dunlap. I‘age One Hundred Thirty-eight '54 Quint Best Cage Team Ever to Lose Basketball team manager finds that keeping op with rager's equipment is no easy job. Bob Flournoy, les Wagner, Ted Amerman A mixture of sickness, injury, and the indefinable something that causes a team to lose consistently by a narrow margin seems to have jinxed Wildcat cagers this year. However, the team, composed mostly of Juniors, has gained much valuable playing experience and is looking forward to a better showing next year. COACH CLARE SEAY BOTTOM ROW: Bobby Addy, Dcnno Freeman, Larry Drake, Bill Tanner, Billy Miller, Kenneth Franklin. SECOND ROW: Howard Reed, Larry Carter, Stanley Babbitt, Boone Powell, Oscar Turner, Roger Tweedcl. I'age One Hundred Thirty-nine EIGHT CAGERS WIN LETTERS FOR OUTSTANDING PLAY LARRY CARTER, forward City Champs Next Year! 800NE POWELL, forwar. • KENNETH FRANKLIN, guard Page One Hundred Putty one Page One Hundred Forty-two SCORES COACH BENNIE KELLEY B Cagers Take City Title; Win Seven; Drop One BOTTOM ROW: David Campbell, Dennis Tubbs, Terry Middleton, Harold Curtis, Bragg Stockton, George Maryc, William Crookren, John Kittrell, Don McCord, J. N. Legg, Bill Dickerson, Buddy Bell, Gerald Gibson, Mike Kirkpatrick, Tom Palmer, Leslie Arnold. Woodrow ... 35 Woodrow ... 43 Woodrow ... 35 Woodrow ... 48 Woodrow ... 47 Woodrow ... 44 Woodrow ... 66 Woodrow ... 66 Woodrow ... 54 Woodrow ... 43 Woodrow ... 56 Woodrow ... 60 Sunset........ 30 Sunset...... 21 North Dallas .... 45 North Dallas .... 38 Tech ......... 27 Tech ......... 32 Forest ....... 43 Forest ....... 49 Adamson ...... 40 Adamson ...... 34 South Oak Cliff 39 South Oak Cliff 32 AL REDMOND. Manager Batter Up, the First Sign of Spring COACH DON HEIMS The runner slides and red dust billows up around third. That high lazy fly just floats out of the sky. The quick toss to second smacks into the seeker's mitt. Hickory meets horsehide with the resounding crack that means at least 2 bases. Spring has come and so has baseball. BOTTOM ROW: David Michcll, Jim Skinner, Charles Cox, Ronnie Mason, Bobby Ewell, Doyle Conine. SECOND ROW; Howard Reed, Howard Rimmer, Oscar Turner, Tony Flabiano, Horace Thompson, Ty Cobb, Jimmy White, Manager Danny Hampel. THIRD ROW; Manager John Rowe, Paul Green, Joy Boland. Clarence Stobaugh, Kemp Moore, David Reeve;, Edward Tribble, Larry Carter, Kenneth Blackshear, Bobby Johnston. Page One Hundred Forty-three RETURNING LETTERMEN SPARK 1954's SLUGGERS HOV ARD REED, pitcher RONNIE MASON, third baso BOBBY EWELL, fielder CHARLES COX, second base Page One Hundred forty-four Fielders Jim Skinner, Clorence Stobaugh, Catcher Paul Green and Second Base Ty Cobb show interest in a particular horsehide. Coach Names Outstanding Players Coach Don Helms has selected the boys pictured here as outstanding players. They have all contributed team work and playing skill toward the baseball team's success. Catcher Bobby Johnston, Pitchers Dovid Reeves, Doyle Coninc, David Michell, Howard Rimmer, Oscar Turner, and Howard Reed. Page One Hundred Pony-five B Baseball Team - Next Year's Champions COACH TOM McBRAYER Coach McBrayer's B Team has spent many long hours learning the fine points of batting, pitching, and running. These boys, mostly sophomores, are looking forward to the time when they will be the Wildcat A Baseball Team. SCORES 8 5 10 4 2 1 2 Forest 9 1 2 Woodrow 12 North Dallas 5 BOTTOM ROW: Byron LoRue, Bragg Stockton, Harold Curtis. Willie Cothrum, Curtis Rivers. SECOND ROW: Homer Mi er, pa|mer' Bill Dickenson, Jock Manes, Kenny Dance, Don Knowles. THIRD ROW: Jim Gibbons, Manager, David Campbell, Char es en. Jack McGee, Robert Philipp, Mike Kirkpatrick, Joe Dewocsc. Page One Hundred Forty-six FiRST ROW: V olier Still, Archie Graham, Kenny Wiley, Joe Gibbons, Robie Watts. SECOND ROW: Coach Buford Catos, Gene Gibbons, Bill Gensler, Gene Teter, Jerry Solin, Bill Griffin, Randy Duckworth, Geer Moore. Golfers Take Crown in '53, Lead City in '54 GENE TETER Times Herald Tournament Winner A M High School Tournament, 2nd Place Woodrow's golf team, consistently among the best in the city, has taken the city golf crown for three consecutive years. Wood-row placed second in district and regional play-off competition in 1954. Members of the team play every day to keep in practice. During the summer months they participate in amateur invitational tournaments. BILL GENSLER Regional Tournament, 3rd Place Colorado State Amateur Tournament, Winner. Page One Hundred Portywven Eleven Letter as Wildcat Tennis Team Takes Fifth Not only did Woodrow's Tennis Team take its fifth consecutive city championship, but members of the team made a good showing in Statewide competition. Woodrow's Girls' Singles, Girls Doubles, and Boys' Doubles competed in District matches. Boys' Doubles and Girls' Doubles were named state finalists and Girls' Singles went tc the Semi-finals. During the recent Second Annua Woodrow Wilson Invitational Tournament the Boys' Doubles, Girls' Doubles, and Girls' Single: were semifinalists. Time out for sightseeing. Team mcmbors visit Brackcnridgc Park Zoo during a recent trip to o ban Antonio tournament. 1953 Letfermen BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Bruce, Carolyn Owens, Susan Hornsey. SECOND ROW; Coach Charles Beckham, Carolyn Savage, Nathan Zeimcr, Jerry Matthews, Russell Lacey, Bobby McCally, Billy McKissack, Claude Stone. Not pictured: Shirley Luton. Page One Hundred Forty-eight Consecutive City Crown Establishes New Dallas High School Tennis Record 1954'S CITY CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW: Vickie Roberts, Barbara Brooks, Susie Thornhill, Linda Yancy, Carol Nasby, Martha Wicker, Audy Cody, Grctchen Yost, Sandy Schroe-der, Sherrie Phillips, Carolyn Savage, Dorothy Burbridge, Connie Maekoy, Ellen Deeherd, Barbara Gallehcr, Jean Whybark, Coach Charles Beckham. SECOND ROW: Orman Puckett, Tommy Lassiter, Bob Reynolds, Kenneth Wheaton, Stanley Ingram, Bill McKissack, David Hill, George Human. 1954 LETTERMEN: Carol Nasby, Sherry Phillips, Carolyn Sovogo, Ellen Dcchord, Jeon Wybark, Tommy Lassiter, Bob Reynolds, Kenneth Wheaton, Stanley Ingram, and Billy McKissick. Woodrow 4 Adamson 0 Woodrow 4 0 Woodrow 4 Hillcrest ......... 0 Woodrow . 2 2 Woodrow 3 Sunset 1 Woodrow 4 South Oak Cliff 0 Woodrow 2 North Dallas 2 Page One Hundred Forty-nine Wilsonites ran other Dallas tracksters a close second this year. Cindermen won second place in each of these events: 440 yard dash, mile run, pole vault, discus throw, broad jump, high jump, and sprint relay. Jerry Box won first place in the city pole vault event. The Team produced twelve lettermen this year. Six of these lettermen will return next spring. Cindermen Aim at Speed and Distance Records Upper right: DON DYER High Jump Broad Jump MARSHALL THOMPSON Pole Vault BOBBY MILLER Low Hurdles Above: JAMES ZELLER Discus, Shotput COACH MELTON OWEN BOTTOM ROW: Tom Tombrcllo, Oscar Pederson, Billy Cooper, George Morye. John Schultz. Zach Robinson, Bobby Miller, Don Dyor. Tommy Hall, Don Johnson, Drew Dunlap. Mack Burt, Pat Tharp, Gerald McCoy, Jerry Ellsworth, Walter Bent. SECOND ROW: Steve Koppman, Terry Sullivan, Carey McElya, I. J. Duncan, Jimmy Ray, Jerry Box, Marsholl Thompson, Don Luna, Tommy Rudder, Jerry Martin, Scott Farley, Alan Pascal, Don Borah, Don Cooper, Dwayne Taylor, Nelson Knight, Bill Savage, Jack Hall, Warren Whatley. THIRD ROW: Socrates Bagiackas, Gregory Moxwcll, Ricky Parmele, David Christian, Malcom Couch, Larry Wallace, David Fagin, Jorry Wiseley, Benny Mauldin, Bobby Minor, Ronald Eddy, Don Vickery, Kip Mooro, Wayne Pace, Paul Totom, Dennis Tubbs, Buddy Bell, Jerry Orr, Gary Watson, Horbio Mills. 1954 Lettermen: Graduating Don Dyer Don Johnson Mack Burt Tommy Hall Marshall Thompson James Zeller Returning John Schultz Zack Robinson Drew Dunlap Don Borah Socrates Bagiockos Jerry Box Walter Bent, Manager DON JOHNSON. 440-Yard Dash SOCRATES BAGIACKAS Mile Run TOMMY HALL Discus Page One Hundred Fifiy°ne ED BRIDGES and GAYLE SCOTT CHEERLEADERS PERSONIFY SPIRIT OF Entire group leads The Whisper, a favorite Wildcat cheer which belies its name! Page One Hundred Fifty -tiro These six are among the hardest working members of the Woodrow student body. Their tireless energy is one of the main factors in putting the pep in pep rallies and the spirit in school spirit. JOHNNY GARRETT and KATHY DAVIS LVER AND FLAME MISS HELEN PARSONS Sponsor ED MOORE and SYDNEY JOHNSON Page One I land red Fifty-three GYM CAPTAINS: BOTTOM ROW: Corl Ann Graham, Barbara Smith, Sherron Prescott, Shirley Carter, Connie Collins, Myra Morris, Carolyn Jo Staton, Emily Whitfield, Sue Hargrave. SECOND ROW: Thaylia Davis, Delores Coltharp, Koy Williams, Mildred Nichols, Mary Lou McGee, Carol Rawlinson, Barbara Biar, Caroline Savage, Shirley Bailey, Marie Bohannon, Gail McDonald, Joanne Smith. THIRD ROW: Lou Nell Allen, Gerry Ann Toney, Jene Rene Daudelin, Ann Brunner, Barbara Karr, Gayle Smith, Avis Ticber, Marcia McKellar, Jane Keeton. FOURTH ROW: Florence Wright, Dorothy Capps, Sandy Harrelson, Pat Canaday, Jean Edwards, Betty Lynne Brooks, Lou Sharp, Barbara Sanford, Jossie Clark, Jane Crawford, Mike Howe. Edith Cooper Helen Parsons Hanna Goldstein Mattie Dell Webb GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION WINNING TUMBLING TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Sandkuhl, Ellen Haraway, Gale Currin, Myrna Balls, Virginia Mason. SECOND ROW: Judy Dorr, Sara Hamilton, Dorothy Schultz, Lynn lyday. Heather Llewellyn. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Cooper. Page One Hundred Fifty-four CHRIS NEWBY WHIRLS A NEAT CARTWHEEL. WINNING VOLLEYBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Pot Horinc, Sandra Dovii, Carolyn Jo Staton, Pofsy Nelson, Doris Soule. SECOND ROW Margaret Mofhison, Margie Sharbcr, Betty Crow, Mary Ruth McCarthy, Catherine Heard. WINNING BASKETBALL TEAM: BOT- TOM ROW: Ann Groce, Shirley Gate-wood, Suson Bagby, Miss Parsons. SECOND ROW: Carol Cherry, Shirley Bfoodsworth. ww � — r ojo iqs3- iqs4 tyj u +c-c. -4 t) Ayyx c t Q A—4— uoclaJ f CL.cL cx SL L) OJ 7 CjA-(LAJ y£A_ UyO CU fif'o LLAua -4J - xaJLaJC; v L£-iL-2c Jtc CU CLA ty e- u j£j oJ ' Ll-t-+- U 0 (LJULsYxJtu-sy aJ i Student Representatives Responsible for Success of School Projects The Student Council — Woodrow's oldest ond most active student service organization is the push behind almost all school projects. Rep-csentotives are responsible tor selling school publications ond tickets to othlctic events. The council consists of a representative from each first period class. The biggest project this year was planning ond financing a trip for the football team. The Wildcats squad flew to Houston to soe the Odesso-lomor Stote Championship gome. Mattie Dell Webb Sponsor TOP ROW: Inell Armstrong, Robert Ashmore, Susan Bagby, Borbara Bailoy, Joe Baines, Pot Betts. 8rcnda Bishop, Katie Bray, Ed Bridges, Borbara Brooks, Barry Burch. SECOND ROW: Pot Conodoy, Mory Ann Conofox, Corol Chcovens, Joe Con-oily, Charlotte Cook, Billy Cooper, Eloise Croft, Bobbie Cullison, Eddie Curry, Jcnc Rene Doudclin, Joan DeBow. THIRD ROW; Patsy Dry, Virginia Durland, Mary East, Patsy Edmondson, Denise Foster, Sandro Gearner, Carl Ann Graham, Dorothy Hodon, Ewen Hoil, Jeanne Haile, Barbara Hall, Goy Hardin. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Jock-son, Jim Johnson, 8etty Kelly, Marilyn Krebs. Dale lowler, Jerry Lee, Maralyn McCoy, Marcia McKellor, Jack Manes, Toula Monos, Gayle Moryc. Fall officers were Ed Bridges Carolyn Jo Stoton Carl Ann Graham Spring officers were Pot Tharp Ed Bridges Mary Eost FIFTH ROW: Bobby Miller, Sara Niendorff, Beverly Owen, Carol Parker, Betty Peeler. Martha Powers, Howard Reed. Jackie Roberts. $1X1H ROW: Goil Rogstad, Charles Smith, Carolyn Jo Staton, Charles Stephan, Betty Strickland, Judy Stun , Suzanne Swan, Bob Wallace. SEVENTH ROW: Lou:s Ward, Jerry Dell Watts Jerry Wrbas, Florence Wright, Greta Wright, Linda Yoncey. Page One Hundred Fifty-eight Jr. Red Cross — Active Humanitarianism In addition to it annual filling of boxes for underprivileged children oversea . Woodrow Wilson's Junior Red Cross Council has token on active port in many locol projects. The representatives, one from each first period doss, hove provided troy brighteners for potiont in the Veterans Hospital ot Lisbon. Speciol project this year was the adoption of o 17-year-old potient in a Dallas hospitol. Don Stevens received o radio ond record ployer from Wilsonites for Christmas. TOP ROW: Diann Alford. Joy Ruth Barlow, Ruth Berlin, lindo Blaydcs. Kanell Bcoiiotis, Borboro Brooks, Corlene Brooks, Dorothy Burbridge, Mike Cormichoel, Judy Corter, Corol Cherry. SECOND ROW: Jessie Clork, Eloise Croft, Jone Crowford. Borboro Cullison, Mory Frances Cunningham, Down Dahlhofer, Ellen Decherd, Beverly Droke, Potricio Dunivcn, Beverly Dyer, loura Ellis. THIRD ROW: Scott Farley, Allen Franklin, Lois Gault, Peggy Godwin, Koy Gould, lindo Guess, Carole June Holey, Sue Hargrave, Diane Harris. Sue Hendricks, Corol Jane Hight. FOURTH ROW: Shannon Howard. Wonda Hoy, Wondo Jennings, Nancy Jurgens, lorry Kimbriel. Virginia Koch, Jerry lee, Betty levering, Nancy Lyons, Jim McCoy, Maralyn McCoy. FIFTH ROW: Marcia McKollor, Jane McLaughlin, Connie Mackey, Betty Ann Maples, Jackie Miller, Anne Napier, Potty Poul, Pat Pentecost, Gayle Phillip, Morion Ronkin, Carol Rowlinson. SIXTH ROW: Jimmy Ricker, Jackie Roberts, Jonis Roberts, Mildred Robertson, Kathie Rusk, lorclco Sols, Borboro Sonford Shirley Brice Sell, Ccrcllc Southworth, Sophie Smith, Ellen Stein. SEVENTH ROW: Suzonne Swon, Jimmy Thompson, lynndo Vickery, Jerry Dell Wotts, Sidnco Williams, Gretchen Yost. Officers of the Junior Red Cross for the yeor ore Betty Howell, Borboro Sonford. Corlene Brooks, Connie Collins, Scott Farley, Jackie Miller ond Jackie Roberts. Not pictured ore the sponsors, Mrs. Musselwhite ond Mr. Hole. I’nge One Hundred l:if I)-nine Skilled Projectionists Make Visual Education Practical Pro:ectionists Club officers ore Corol Porker. E. H. Nail, Pot Daniel and Larry Bcckormon. Seeing is believing! Students unanimously agree that the use of slides and film strips make courses more interesting and subject matter more easily understood. The increased emphasis on visual education has caused the projection club to become one of Woodrow's most outstanding service clubs. Spomor J. William Brown r.. TOP ROW; Charles Ashmore. Arthur Biork, Pal Blanche. Edwin Branom. Paul Cole. Corol Couch. Mary Crittenden, Mary Frances Cunningham. Pol Daniel. Don Doudelin. SECOND ROW: Billy Dorris. Patsy Dry. Arthur Dumont, Beverly Dyer, Robert file, Barbara Flobiano, Sharon Freeman, Lois Gcndell, Ernest Graf, Alice Ann Green. THIRD ROW: Bob Greer. John Gricscl. Nodine Hendricks, Bob Houston, Dub James, Robert Jungbluth. Glenda Kidd, Jimmy lee, Janis littlcpoge, Shirley longino. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Lyles, Tommy McCollum. Bill McNoll, Connie Mackey, Eorl Moles, Kenny Malone. Ed Moore, Jeon ALoore, Bill Munsch, E. H. Noil. FIFTH ROW: Anne Napier. Chris Newby, Carol Porker, John Pctrokis, Bob Rash, Raymond Reese. Jimmy Ricker, Leon Smith, Jackie Steptcr, Jimmy Thompson. SIXTH ROW: Robert Trostel. Freddie Young. NOT PICTURED: Roneol Beck, Larry Becker-man, Bobby Brooks, Arthur Crothers, Jeon Jclinck, Franklin Jones, C. W. Kendall, Johnny Lambert, Kenny Mackey, Martha Myers, Bill Poschetog, David Reed. George Smith Charles Watkins James Zeller. l d c One Hundred Sixty SIX SWEET P's PAINT, PASTEL, PENPOINTS, PAPER, PASTE, POSTERS Art Club officers ore Sandro Davit, vice president, John Sandcl, president, and Shannon Howard, secretory. Students who are artistically inclined have found the Art Service Club, sponsored by Miss Merle Fincher, to be just what they needed. It provides a chance for making new friends and the satisfaction of doing something creative. Making favors for P.T.A. parties, decorations for school dances, posters for school activities, and sometimes painting stage scenery keeps them busy at their weekly meetings held in the Art Room. ART SERVICE CLUB Sponsor Merle Fincher TOP ROW: Mary Evelyn Crittenden, Virginia Cullison, Sandro Davis, Virginia DeMoy, loura Ell! , Barbara Gallcher, Janno Gardner. SECOND ROW; Jeanne Haile, Diane Harris, Sue Hendricks, Hilma Hicks, Shannon Howard, Jeon longendyke Edwino lowc. THIRD ROW: Suzanne McAfee, Mary Lou McGee, Bobby Morrison, Gail Ostler, Sandra Page, Horriet Roy, Elizabeth Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: Noncy Richardson, John Sandcl, Charlotte White, David White, Normo Golden. Page One Hundred Sixty-onc P.T.A. Purpose — Better Homes, Better Schools, Better Communities Any student knows that the Woodrow Parent - Teacher Association is the power behind the school's big dances and all seniors appreciate the activities the association plans for them. However, the P.T.A.'s most important activities receive less notice. To build better homes they emphasize moral and spiritual values. To build better schools they work for mutual understanding between parents and teachers. To build better communities they stress the necessity for civic responsibility. Presiding at the P.T.A. Bazaar are Mmes. S. G. Wester, C. F. Reynolds, R. D. Coffey, Al Foster, and B. H. Powell, seated. O.'ficors of the Woodrow Wilson P.T.A. seated left to right are: Mmes. J. C. Skinner, Al M. Foster, E. C. Beycttc, B. H. Powell, C. F. Reynolds, and J. C. Burleson. Standing are: Mmes. F. H. lewis, A. E. Wilemon, R. E. Corder, F. W. Jones, Paul Daniel, P. A. Fontaine, A. I. Leger, Roy W. Hanson, and D. P. Richardson. Mrs. Don P. Newton is not pictured. Page One Hundred Sixty-two SENIOR HONOR LIBRARY COUNCIL TOP ROW: Dionn Alford. Beverly Allen, Robert Ashmoro, Barry Barnes, Linda Brunkon, Jim Butlgen, Joan Cobb, Gene Collins, Joe Conally. SECOND ROW: Earlino Crowford, Peggy Davis, Margie Dearing, Alton Franklin, Barbara Hall, Joe Harrison, Dan Horting, Anne Hoddens, Johnny Hines. THIRD ROW: Beverly Ingram, S’jsi Isom, Wanda Jennings Roy Joalin, Virginio Koch, Marilyn Krebs, Edwino Lowe, Shirley McCulloch, David Millicon. FOURTH ROW: Patsy Nelson, Mildred Nichols, Potty Paul, Gayle Phillip, Don Powell, Jackie Roberts, John Sondel. Bob Shearer, Ewing Stout. FIFTH ROW: June Thomas, Carolyn Wadsworth, 8ob Wollaec, Julio Wharton, Emily Whitfield, John Withers, Bennie Wofford, Phil Workman, Rosonne Wylie. NOT PICTURED: William Clark. Library Council Finds Crimean War or Life of Chaucer A student with on essoy assignment who is confronted with the bewildering stack of books in Woodrow's well-stocked library is appreciative of the helping hand extended by o senior honor student. Seniors aid the students and holp Mrs. Broack keep the library in order. Council Co-Chairman for the fall term were Beverly Ingrom and 8cvcrly Allen. Mrs. Helen Braack librarian Spring Council Officers were Jackie Roberts, Bob Shearer, Marilyn Krebs, 8orbaro Hall, ond John Sondel. Page One Hundred Sixty-tbrec BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Bailey; Linda Guess, Treasurer — Fall; Carol Parker. Secretary - Fa 11; Sara Anne Frazier, Secretory — Spring; Pat Pafillo, President - Fall; Susan Bagby, Vice President Spring; Greta Wright, Treasurer — Spring.- loreloc Sols, Program Chairman — Spring ond Foil. SECOND ROW: Kay Lynne Vonagas, Jorry lee, Julio Ann Burleson, Georgia Monos, Toula Manos, Jane Pox, Suzanne Goff. THIRD ROW: Bobbie Campbell, Evelyn Richardson, Nancy Riley, Mary Frances Cunningham, Peggy Holbert, Carol Henson, Mary Rogers, Mildred Nichols. FOURTH ROW: Roberta Benton, Gay Hardin, Carol Cheavens, Moxine Solow, Judy Carter, Robert Ashmore, Bobby 8arshop. FIFTH ROW: lorry Colyar, Bob Houston, Emory I. Jonos; Sam Kamen, Mabel Turman, Sponsor. PAN-AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM SALUDOS AMIGOS! Woodrow's Pan American Student Forum offers Spanish students practical knowledge of Latin American literature, customs and doily life. Highlight of the club year is a state convention and fiesta in Austin, Texos. This year soveral Woodrowiles participated in the convention program ond contests. More Simmons, a junior at Woodrow, was elected president of the Texas Pon-Americon Student Forum in 1954. BOTTOM ROW: Anne Burns, More Simmons, President — Spring; Robert Trostel, Progrom Chairman — Spring; Sue Hargrove, Vice President-Fall; Mary Ann Show, Reporter — Fall; Jan Cooper, Charlotte Tippie. SECOND ROW: Barbara Mortin, Janice lane, Sally Jackson, Margaret Buckmeyer, Brenda Bishop, Jessie Clork. THIRD ROW: Linda lu Holmes, Patsy Gregg, Avis Tiebcr, Bobbie Cullison, Faye Zollner, Sara Rogers, Penny Cain. FOURTH ROW: Sally Ann Sewell, Joan Barthold, Barbara Pou, Sandro Kincy, Soro Jennings, Jerry Lyles, Potsy Dry. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Anderson, Mary Blokcslee, Pot Pentecost, Nell Pressly, Betty Lynne Brooks, Pol Wilcox. SIXTH ROW: Elizabeth Burnell, Ann Groce, Bobbie looney, Suzanne Mortindale, Thelma Levinson, Patricio Kukes. Page One Hundred Sixty four DALLAS HISTORICAL SOCIETY 80TT0M ROW: Poulo Alexonder. Diane Alford; Dorothy Haden, Secretory-Treasurer; Virginia Cullison. President; Barbara Sanford. Vice President, Kay Anderson; Charlene Denton. SECOND ROW; loretto Bearden, Barbara Bior. Elizabeth Burnett, lynnda Clordy. Doris Coleman, Iris Copeland. Mary Frances Cunningham. THIRD ROW: Peggy Davis, Morgic Dcneen, Juonelle Arrington, Beverly Dyer, Mary Frances Fryor, Carl Ann Graham. Pot Hoynes. Big D History Students Examine Its Colorful Past John Nealy Bryan built o log cabin on the left bonk of the Trinity River and from it evolved the Dollas that we know today. Members of the Dallas Historical Society learn obout the men who built Dollos and through this study they gain a better understanding of their community. BOTTOM ROW: Shirley McCulloch. Margaret Mathison, Jo lobruzzo, Patricia Kukes. Sammy lou Jones, Helen Houser, Barbara Hall. SECOND ROW: Nealy Word. Thelma Rice, Hazel Rice, Jackie Robzrts, Bobetto Russell, Claudette Pediqo, Barbara Ann Morrow, Jenny Olsson. THIRD ROW: Pot Wilcox, Sidnea Willioms, Betty Jone Taylor. Tommie Jo Thompson, Corolinr Savage, Sondria Stofford, Gayle Smith. FOURTH ROW: Doyle Smith, sponsor, lorry Lesley, Charles Stewart. Ferrell Butler. I’dRe One Hundred Sixty-five Charm, Poise and Self-Confidence BOTTOM ROW: Jorwy Olsson, Carol Porker, Ann Porlington. Billie Porlin, Cloudette Pedigo. Borboro Pcu, HorrieMe Roy, Carolyn Reed, Nancy Riley, Solly Rinomon, Jackie Robert . Mildred Robertson. SECOND ROW; Ruth Rugel, Sabro Rushing, lorclce Sol$, Borboro Sanford, Coroline Savage, Bette Scott, Sue Shelton, Borboro Smith, Gayle Smith, Carolyn Smith, Maxine Solow, Dolores Stafford. THIRD ROW: Antoinette Venture, Bettye Vance, Koy Lynne Vanogas, Gerry Ann Toney, Pot Tompkins, Tommie Jo Thompson, Betty Strickland, Jackie Steptcr, Ellen Stein, Carolyn Jo Stolon, Marlene Stompley. FOURTH ROW: Lynda Vickery, Katherine Wallace, Shirley Wolloce, Dencen Watson, Betty Whiteman, Emily Whitfield, Rose Marie Williams. BOTTOM ROW: Dorothy Hadcn, Carole June Haley, Borboro Hall, Linda Hardy, Geraldine Harr, Ann Hoseltine, Gladys Helmick, Pat Hicks, Eilene Higgins, Carol Jane Hight, Janie Horton, Susie Isom. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Johnson, Barbara Jones, Nelma Ann Jones, Sammy Lou Jones, Wileen Jones, Nancy Jurgens, 8etly Kelly, Joanna Kent, Sandra Kincy, Marilyn Krebs, Pot Kukes, Kathy labruzzo, Sylvia Lacey. THIRD ROW: Janise lane. Dale Lawler, Sherrie leet, LoCloire legor, locena lewell. Linda lewis, Bobbie looney, Merilyn Loyd, Suzonne Mortindale, Gayle Moryc, Margaret Mathison, Suzonn McAfee. FOURTH ROW: Mary Sue McClendon, Shirley Jean McCulloch, Jane McLaughlin, Dolores McLean, lindo McMahon, Ruth Ann Miller, Lou Ann Mires, Jennie Lou Moore, Borboro Morrow. Page One Hundred Sixty-six Are Products of Y-Teen Projects Y-Teens, sponsored by the Dollos YWCA, it open to all girls at Woodrow. One of the school's largest and most popular clubs, the Y-Teens have a varied and highly interesting program. Their activities include service projects, personal appearance studies, dating clinics, and socials. Y-TEENS Officers for the year ore: Pot Tompkins, Intercouncil Representative; Gerry Ann Toney, Vice-President; Earlina Crawford, President; Carol Porker, Secretory; Delores Colthorp, Treasurer. lucillc Kennedy Sponsor Moyme Farris Sponsor BOTTOM ROW: Paula Alexander, Diann Alford, Kay Anderson, Incll Armstrong, Juonelle Arrington. Gay Ann Bougher, Loretta Bearden, Nancy Beemon, Joan Berthier, Betty Lynn Brooks, Corlene Brooks. Linda Brunken. SECOND ROW: Mory Ann Canofox Edwino Cleek, Eloise Cortcr, Doris Coleman, Connie Collins, Coloros Colthorp. Jon Cooper, Louise Croft, Earlina Crawford, Bobbie Cullison, Rene Daudelin. THIRD ROW; Peggy Davis, Patsy Dean, Charlene Denton, Jonnotl Dickson. Janot Elmore. Barbara Flobiono. Corol Foster, Denise Foster, Lynn French, Mary Frances Fryor, Jancllo Gardner. FOURTH ROW: Shirloy Gatewood. Margie Gerik, Peggy Godwin, Surannc Goff, Shirloy Goldsmith, Brenda Goldwatcr, Jennie Golson, Ann Grace, Genellc Grammor, Sue Greer, Dorlcno Grube, Linda Guess. Page One Hundred Sixty-seven 80TT0M ROW: Bonnio Higgins, Borboro Jones, Ellon Stoin, Joanne Hoilo, Forrcstino Foczcr, Mario Bohannon, Froncillo Wright, Edwino Cloek, Ann Hoseltinc, Virginia DoHay, Peggy Walker. SECOND ROW: Noncy Jurgens, Evelyn Richardson, Sylvia Johnson, Mcrilyn loyd, Susie Isom, Pot Puttillo, Susan Bagby, Gloria Rodgers, Pat Batchelor, Janice lano, Jane Mclaughlin, Nancy Jo Lyons, Shannon Howard, Marilyn Buhror, Jan Meiller. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Show, Peggy Davis, Ann Jackson, Wilmo Louis, Phillip Armstrong, Ronnie Wall, Grady Royster, Marilyn Dyser, Boyce Forror, Shirley Bailey, Joyce Former, Sally Sewell, Jayne Mclcher. ICE SKATING CLUB Vertically (or Otherwise) No beginner. President Undo Guess displays her figure skating ability. Edith Cooper Sponsor BOTTOM ROW: Jo Ann Crabtree, Mary Dell Heed, Jonis Littlepage, Frances Fryar, Paula Burnside, Julio Ann Burleson. SECOND ROW: Joyce Marshall, Carol Hinson, Peggy Holbert, Franklin Jones. Jimmy Bryan, Denecn Watson, Caroline Savage. Page One Hunt!red Sixty-eight 80TT0M ROW: Anita Stond.'oy. Joan Grady, Goil Gorrc-t, Konny Malone, Beverly Owen, Sandy Hcrrelson, Judy lar.e, Sue Shelton, Sally Rinomon, Jan Bcdingfield, Joanna Kent, Nelmo Ann Jones, Phalba Zoidlik, Nancy Galloway, Marion Rankin. SECOND ROW: Gonova Ann Haworth, Kathy lobruzzo, Dolores McLean, Gail Rogstod, Carolyn Reed, Jennie Golson, Barbara Halbordicr, Margie Gerik, Joann Griffina, Dionn Alford, Shirley McCulloch, Incll Armstrong, Cindy Bowter, Lou Ann Mires, Gail Ostler, Vornolle Allen. THIRD ROW: lurinc Wredlorg, Loretta Wilson, Shirloy Jackson, Jo Sue Grant, Sharon Baker, Toni Bauer, May Ruth Virden, Pot Daniel, Potsey Gregg, Virginio Hurley, Sally Noble. Ann Groce, Sara Anne Frazier. FOURTH ROW: Jon Hindman, Mory Ann Conofax, Don Hills, Jonis Roberts, Keith Amcndson, Bobby Miller, Carolyn Kiblinger, Alma Crovens. Kay Anderson, Loretta Bearden, Mignon Harris, Wileen Jones, Lindo lewis, Mike-' Howe, Virginia Durlond. Club's Members Enjoy Skating Sessions President, Linda Guess; Sponsor, Mrs. Cooper; and Secretary, Eloisc Croft, preside over on informol meeting of the ice skating club. If you can walk you can skate! That's what the posters say, anyway. Regardless of all the jokes about ice skating, everyone agrees the membership in the Ice Skating Club means lots of wholesome, invigorating fun. lacing up or gelling up? Noncy Gallowoy ond Morion Rankin give their skate loces one last tog. Page One I In ml wd Sixty'-nine Scaled: Carl Ann Graham, president; Standing: lynn McCurdy, vico president; Jenny Olsson, secretory; Maxine Solow, treasurer. Press Clubbers Study Possibilities for Careers in Journalism BOTTOM ROW; Dionn Alford. Shirley McCulloch, Marilyn Krebs. SECOND ROW: Juonclle Arrington, Margaret Molhison, Mary Rogers. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Terry, Mary Francos Fryar, loretto Bearden. FOURTH ROW: Micky Hurst, Phil Beeson, Frank Wilcox. BOTTOM ROW: Maxine Solow, Jenny Olsson, tynn McCurdy, Corl Ann Graham. SECOND ROW: Sidnca Willioms, Gayle Maryc, Barbara Ann Morrow, Carol Jane High!, Ellen Stein, Bonnie Higgins, Hannah Austin, Carol Williams, Paula Burnside, Denise Foster. THIRD ROW: Barbara Hall, Sylvia Johnson, Nancy Jurgens, Mary Ann Hendryx, Betty Elliott, Myra Morris, Jackie Kuykendall, Suzanne Swan. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Davis, Gay Ann Baughor, Margie Dencen, Dclsie Clark, lynnda Clardy, Kay Lynne Vanagas, Ann Brunner, Betty Kelly, Betty Wear. FIFTH ROW: Mary McCarthy, Jean Case, lorelcc Sals, Caroline Savage, Flossie Wright, Doris Hoesly, Dolores Hunter. SIXTH ROW: Robert Futc, Claudette Pedigo, Tommie Jo Thompson, Jackie Miller, Sandra Dillard, Corol Cherry. Page One Hundred Seventy BOTTOM ROW: Jackie Roberts, Betty Kelly, Carl Ann Graham, Ellen Stein, H. Bush Morion, Sponsor; Bonnie Higgins, Moxinc Solow, Mike Howo, Virginia Koch; Evelyn Richardson. SECOND ROW: Kay Fricdly, Gayle Marshall, Nancy Boyd, Pot Jenkins, Delores Hunter, Gayle Morye, Pat Haynes, Shannon Howard. Rosanne Wylie. THIRD ROW: Barbora Biar, Ann Brunner, Carol Stokes, Gay Ann Baughcr, Pat Tompkins, Barbara Jones, Gerry Ann Toney, loreleo Sols, Peggy Davis, Jackie Miller, Barbara Mordcr. FOURTH ROW: Connie Collins, Merilyn Loyd, Mor ia Hordin, Dolsie Clark, lynndo Clordy. Nancy Jurgens, Barbara Hall, Lou Thorp, Sherrie Leet, Carlenc Brooks, Carol Willis, Carolyn Jo Staton. Little Theater Presents Varied Program, Promotes Senior Play Interest SEATED: Vi—:-:«i V rS, •-•sH-'-t; Jackin Roberts, secretary. STANDING: Shannon Howard, program co-chairman; Mr. Morgon, sponsor; Jackio Miller, program co-chairman. During the first part of the club year, members of Woodrow's Little Theater enjoy programs consisting of student acts. Pantomimes and dialects are presented. When Senior Play time comes around the club turns its efforts toward making the production a success. Reagan George and Robert Ashmore giving Senior Ploy tryout. Page One Hundred Seventy one Tumbling Club 80TT0M ROW: Ann Chostair Marion Rankin, Ellon Slein, Chri Newby, Barbara Gallcher, Avi Tiebcr, Vicki Foster, Ann Parlinc ton. Anno Travis. SECOND ROV« Virginia DeHoy, Sue Shelton, Pot ricia Kukes, Forrestino Feozor, Bai bora Davis, Nancy Jo Lyons, Jayn Molchor, Linda Guoss, Sally Rinc man, Carol Couch, Mildred Robert son, Ann Brunner. THIRD ROV« Nancy Wallis, Sallyann Scwcl Martha Myers, Saradellc McDonalc Joan Cothran, 8renda Bishop, Ann Napier, Dianne Harris, None Jurgens, Merilyn Loyd, Thcrcs Hayes, Edwina Clock. FOURTI ROW: Kothcrino Wallace, Betty Vance, Audy Cody, Lynnda Clardy Dolsie Clark, Ruth Gish, Gail Me Donald, Marie Bohonnon, Bobbi Cullison, Bernice Rusk, Sharo: Bailey, Judy lane. Backflips, Balances and Bruises Pictured hero arc three of the tumbling club's standard tricks. Above: the dive and forward role. Right: the angel balance. Below: The human pyramid. Officers for the year ore: 8orboro Gallcher, president; Chris Newby, secretory; Avis Tieber, vice president. Page One Hundred Seventy lu o KNEELING: James Barton, Gerald Coffey, Marshall Thompson, Ed Moore. SECOND ROW: Jack Stevenson, Manuel llano, Barry Burch, Sons lorio, Andy McCulloch, Robert Acker, Gene Roushe. Murrell Sloan, Frank Mayberry. THIRD ROW: Bill Poschotag, Gene Collins, lee Pulley, Jack Brandon, Bill Springfield, Jimmy Ricker, Bob Hoaly. TOP ROW: Arthur Crothcrt, Grady Giles, Fitzhugh lee Hort, Tommy Troy , Dick Mills, Jorry Lindsey, Charles Floyd, Ronnie Harris, Groydon Whitney. T. S. A. TEXAS SOARING ASSOCIATION Glidor Solo Morshall Thompson Gerald Coffey Powered Solo Morshall Thompson James Barton Gene Collier Dick Mills Bill Springfield Murrell Sloan Charlos Beckham Sponsor AERONAUTICS CLUB Wilsonites Solve Traffic Problems, Take to the Air The Aeronautics Club, Woodrow's newest organization is made up of boys who hove a genuine interest in airplanes and flying. JOTTOM ROW: Dove Woodbury. Sonny Malone. Roily Clark. Fitzhugh Ice Hort, Barry Burch. Jock Stevenson, Grady Giles. 3ick Mills, Som lorio, Ed Moore, Jerry Martin, Gerald Templin, James Barton, Tommy Troy, Marshall Thompson, Ronnie Harris, Zharles Floyd. Graydon Whitney. TOP ROW: Chorlcs Watkins, Gcrold Coffey. 8ill Springfield. Pierre Fontaine, Gene Roushe, bene Collier, Gerold loughmiller. Bill Paschetag, Jimmy Ricker, Johnny Porker, lee Pulley. C. A. P. CIVIl AIR PATROL Cadet Commander Gerold Coffey Assistant Cadet Commander Morshall Thompson Codet Supply Officer Ed Drake Codet Adjutant James Barton Cadet Flight leaders Murrell Sloan Jack Brandon Page One Hundred Seventy-three GEORGE ROYSTER Director CORNETS FIRST ROW: Barney Thames, Charles Crane, Phillip Armstrong, Freddy Gharis, Freddy Morrison, Ewcn Hail. SECOND ROW: Wayne Tad-lock, Ben Perkins, Philip Collier, Morgan Farrington, Jack Smith, Freddy Hunter. CONCERT BAND RUNS GAMUT FROM BACH TO BOP BRASS FIRST ROW: Phil Ollmon, Ben Schmid, Bill Newman, Edwin Bronom, Tony Boyd, Danny Chapman, Alis Cone. SECOND ROW; Charles Girond, Larry Lesley, Don Drake, Roger Raley, Pete Glaser, Terry Peake, Billy Davidson, Jon Jackson. Page One Hundred Seventy-four CLARINETS FIRST ROW: Ralph Nlmmoni, Jimmie Kirkwood, Jano Phillips, Robin Garner, Jim McBride, Helen Houser, Reagan George, Gary Coats. SECOND ROW: Robert Griffin, Gene Freeman, Jimmy Goldblatt, William Vordoll, Sandro Reynolds, Mary Emma Bell, Francillc Wright. THIRD ROW: Robert Kittrcll, Ace Owens, Wayne Golaz, Barbara Hall, Patricia Batchelor, Larry Colyar WOODWINDS FIRST ROW; lovclla Gil Keyson, Bernice Rusk, Peggy Porker, Mary Ann Show, Nancy Wallios. Mary Frances Cunningham, Gordon Reynolds. SECOND ROW; Jennie Lou Moore, lewis Roy, Janice lane, Norman Inglct, John Paul Carter, Arthur Biork. THIRD ROW: John Petrokis, Jim Carroo, Terry Koonin, Bill Ferguson, Jim Finley, Jean Groce. RHYTHM SECTION FRONT ROW: Billy Miller, Jane McLaughlin, Ann Watts, Esther Schooley, James Doxey. Kolhi Rusk. BACK ROW: Pete Lewis. Olin Brown, John Deithloff. Frank Wilcox, Herbert Herrin, George Dought, Don Smith, Boyco Farrar, Jerry WrboS, Judson Drake, Grady Royster, Eddy Tom Scwail, Bert Brounough. REAGAN GEORGE Drum Major Tho pride of Woodrow! These seven high stepping majorettes add color and animation to pro-game activities and half-time ceremonies. Page One Hundred Seventy-six BAND PRESENTS FINE APPEARANCE On the football field or the auditorium stage the Wildcat Band is impressive not only be- IEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Wallace, Peggy Goggons, Bette Scott, Barbara Galleh AND WONDERFUL MUSIC cause of its size but also because of the qua'ity and beauty of the music it produces. Linda Brunkcn, Betty Spooncmorc, Sondra Brauncr BARBARA GAllEHER Head Majorette Page One Hundred Seventy-seven FIRST ROW: Jcne Rene Doudelin, Sally Ann Sewell, Dalanda Caruso, Shirley Simms, Sonya Sterling, Doris Ann Soule, Peggy Godwin, Jayne Melcher Joan Cothran, Elaine Scoggins, Mildred Abney, Poggy Stocks, Caranelle Hill. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bramol, Jane Stone Margie Deneen, Barbara Mari.n Delsio Clark, Faye Rowe, Carole Cartor, Nealy Word, Inell Armstrong, Barbara Nollio, Mary Bryont, Mary Crons, Janet Solomon, Yvonne Honks. THIRD ROW: Shonon Britton, Sherrill Terry, Sydney Prettymon, Sudio Yeager, Pat Conner, Bette levering, Toulo Monos, Judy Thompson, Giovonno loo, Patricia Polillo, Dolores Hunter, Billie Jean Smith, Pat Blonche, Jackie Glisson, Joyce Former. FOURTH ROW:Joycc Teouewport. Carol Carlson, Sylvia Horns, Jonotto Smith Sondria Stafford, Julio Wharton. Barbara Teel, Barbara Scoggins, Jonc Crawford, Beverly Dyer, Shirley Pickle, Mory Anne Hudgins, Jan Freeman, Joanne Smith, Shirley Toffcrty. GIRLS' CHORUS WINS GIRLS' QUARTET Sally Ann Sewell, Inell Armstrong, Giovonno leo, and Joanne Smith. TRIPLE TRIO Mory Sue Roark, Virginia Koch, Billie Partin, Mary Anne Hudgins, Joyne Melcher, Joan Cothran, Ruth Ann Miller, Pat Pattillo, Mary Evans. 1 I Pact Out Hundred Stvtntyeigbi MRS. HAZEL BRAMEL Director Woodrow is proud of its girls' chorus. Specializing in spirituals this year, the group presented two memorable assemblies. The newly formed quartet and triple trio have performed in the Dallas Veterans hospital and have participated in State Fair competition. I STUDENT ACCLAIM e ALL-CITY REPRESENTATIVES-FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bramel, Sondra Brooks, Giovanna Leo, Sally Ann Sewell |no|| Armstrong, Joanne Smith. Pat Pottillo. SECOND ROW: Jody Thompson, Joon Cothran, Martha Myers, Margie Dcncen. THIRD ROW: Gene Collins, James Kelly, Lawrence Bradley, Jimmy Arnold. 1 Uf'e Hundred Sevtntv-nine SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Concert Mostor Fred Stone Mr . Evelyn Robins Director TRUMPETS LEFT TO RIGHT: Morgon Farrington, Jack Smith, James Fox. Secretary Lois Gault Student Conductor James Fox VIOLINS AND VIOLAS SEATED: Martha Holley, Lois Gault. Carole Willis. STANDING: Judson Drake, Emma Frances DeShong, Terry Koonin, Terry Peake, Billio Maud Rozcll, Fred Stone, Sylvia Harris, Keith Amcndson. NOT PICTURED Gilbert Menchaka (Violin' Lorry Leslie (Trombone) Gordon Reynolds (Flute). I’age One Hundred Eight) CEUOS AND BASSES SEATED: Sidney Coppcdgo, Mary Ho.'ley, Golo Currin, Mary Wagliordo, STANDING: Jerry Ann Wrbos, Jimmy Thompson, Mary Louise Tanner, Carol Chcovcns. RATES WITH BEST IN STATE SEATED: Rosalcc Cinnamon, Helen Houser. STANDING: Jean Grace, Gary Coats, Patsy Craddock, Bob Griffith. WOODWINDS AND PIANO Page One Hundred Eighty-one Ik ttopdrow Wilson Hems FALL STAFF Editorial Coeditors. Mary McCarthy, Pat Tompkins Associate Editors. Jerry Galbraith, Sidnea William Sports Editors Jack Robinson, Barbara Gallehcr Military Editor............................................ Jerry Matthews Feature Writers.................Sandra Dillord, Jo Hauerwos, Carol Hinson Jimmy Nell Knight, Gayle Marye, Margaret Mothison Columnists Barbara Edwards, lou Thorp, Betty Vance and Betty Wear Reporters....................... James Gober, Botiy McBco, Phill Mcntcsano, Jacqueline Miller, Carol Roberson, Maxine Sclow, Myra Morris Tommie Jo Thompson, and Bobby Ewell. Mildred Juniger Sponsor Business Circulation..................................................... Connie Collins FIRST ROW- Bobby Ewell, Jerry Golbroith, Barbara Gallehcr, James Gobor, Jo Hauerwos, Carol Hinson, Jimmie Nell Knighr, Betty McBeo. SECOND BOW- Mn,J MrCarlhv Goylc Marye, Morgaret Mothison, Jorry Matthews, Phil Mcntesano. Jackie Miller, Myra Morris, Jack Robinson, Maxine Solow THIRD ROW: Tommie Jo Thompson, Pot Tompkins, lou Thorp, Sidnea Williams. NOT PICTURED: Connie Collins, Sandra Dillard, Betty Sue Fitxgerald, Betty Vonce, Betty Wear. Page One Hundred Eighty tiro SPRING STAFF News Wins All-American Rating Ths News published bi-weekly by members of the journalism classes at Woodrow has been consistently awarded a rating of All-American by the National Scholastic Press Association. The paper is praised for its attractive layouts and complete coverage. Editorial Staff Co-Editors..... ......... Marilyn Krebs, Moxine Solow Associate Editors Honnah Austin, Ann Brunner Sports .....Phil Beeson, Jerry Orr Features Carl Ann Graham, Doris Haesley, Jackie Miller, Donna Ruber!, Betty Wear Art................................................................... Janna Gardner Military Joe Harrison Special Assignment Billie Baker, lorry Bcckcrmon, Barbara Buckland, Gene Collins, Charles Cox, Sandro Dillard, Bobby Ewell, Robert Fite, Glcnna Johnson, Lynn McCurdy, Woyne Musgravc, Myra Morris, Jenny Olsson, Janet O'Neal, Sandro Page, Caroline Sovogo, Mary Ann Show, Betty Vonce, Kay Williams, Wanda Wilson, James Zeller. Reporters Robert Acker, J. W, Bowon, Carol Cherry, Darlene Grubc, Micky Hurst, Joanna Jones, Beverly Owens, Gail Rogstad, Jimmy Terry, Pat Tharp, Frank Wilcox. Typists Juonelle Arrington, Cartcne Brooks, Mary Bryant, Margie Deneen, Rose Ann Grover, Marilyn Herman, Pot Horine, Sunny Smith, Tommie Jo Thompson. FIRST ROW: Juonelle Arrington, Billie I. 8aker, lorry Bcckcrmon, Phil Beeson, Carlcnc Brooks. Ann Brunner, Mory Bryant. SECOND ROW: Barbara Buckland, Gene Collins, Chorles Cox, Morgie Deneen, Bobby Ewell, Robert Fite, Janna Gardner, Carl Ann Grohom. THIRD ROW: Rose Ann Groover, Doris Haesley, Herman, Pol Horine, Glenno Johnson, Marilyn Krebs, lynn McCurdy, Jocqulinc Miller. FOURTH ROW; Myra Morris, Wayne Musgravc, Jenny Olsson, Janet O Ncoi. Jorry Orr, Sandra Page, Caroline Sovoge, Mory Ann Shaw. FIFTH ROW: Sunny Smith, Moxine Solow, Tommie Jo Thompson, Kay Williams, James Zeller. N J1 PICTURED: Sandro Dillard, Donno Rupert, Wando Wilson. FIRST ROW: Beverly Allen, Joe 8oincs, Floyd Bloom, Jimmy Christion, Jomes Cole, Cahrles Cox, Carol Crenshaw. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Curtis, Kathy Davis, Frank Doran. Jerry Galbraith, Fred George, Rito Sue Goldmon, Amy Greenberg. WINTER SENIOR PUBLICATION Atomicat Goes Over With A Bang! Co-Editors Jimmy Curtis and Jerry Galbraith cheek Pub soles record. FIRST ROW; Jo Haucrwos, Ann Hoddens, Carol Hinson, Sonny Howard, Don Hurst, 8cvcrly Ingram, Sydney Johnson, Jimmie Nell Knight. SECOND ROW: Rannic Winner. Gayle A oote, Barbara Parks, Mary lu Pike, Carolyn Roderick, Gayle Scott, argis Sharber, Caro’yn Wadsworth. John Withers. NOT PICTURED: Ervin Kriby, Bob Wallace. Page One Hundred Eighty-four FIRST ROW: Robert Ashmore, Billie L. Baker, 8arry Barnes, Walter Bent, Nancy Boyd, Ed Bridges, lindo Brunken, Paolo Burnside, Jim Buttgen. SECOND ROW; Ivnndo Clordy, Charles Clark, Phil Collier, Earlina Crawford, Virginia Cullison, Betty Elliot, Kay Fricdli, Reagan George, Robert Howkins. THIRD ROW: Pot Hoyncs, Morilyn Hermann, Patricio Hicks, Bonnie Higgcns, Helen Houser, Shannon Howord, Betty Howell, Billy Johnston, 8orboro Jones. FOURTH ROW; Virginia Koch, Marilyn Krebs, Sherry lect, la Cloire leger, Edward little, Lynn McCurdy, Gayle Marshall. SPRING SENIOR PUBLICATION It's A Bird! It's A Plane! It's The Space Kat-Et FIRST ROW- Goyle Morye, Jackie Miller, E. H. Noil. SECOND ROW: Chris Newby, Don Powell, Peggy Prock, louis Roy, Jackie Roberts, Mary Rogers, John Sandol, Bob Shearer, Maxine Solow. THIRD ROW; Sondrio Stafford, Corolyn Jo Staton, lou Thorp, Pot Tompkins, louis Ward, Carol Williams, Kay Williams, Phil Workman. Roseanne Wylie. NOT PICTURED: Diane Alford, Clarice Mash, Gerry Ann Toney. Piige One Hundred Eighty-five Inell Armstrong Music Editor Scndro Dovis Co-Editor in Chief, Artist Doris Colemon Athletics Co-Editor Annual Staff Presents 26th Crusader Q v-v .croO- Jj — Ann Hutchinson Co-Editor in Chief, Copywriter Catherine Heard Patricia Hicks Athletics Co-Editor Dole Lowlcr Clowes Co-Editor Corolyn Jo Stolon Military and Club Co-Editor Ellen Stein Military and Club Co-Editor CRUSADER STAFF v. - Co-editors Sandra Davis and Ann Hutchinson check layouts against proof received. INDEX Abney, Mildred, 178 Acker, Robort. 54. 173. 125 Adoir, Gono, 75, 117 Adorns, Phillip, 117 Adcock, Koy, 75 Addy, Bobby, 127, 139 Aldridge, Morgoritc, 69 Alexander, Gaines, 75, 121 Alexander, Paolo, 25, 105 Alford. Diane, 25. 159, 163, 165, 167 169, 170 Allen, Barbara, 75 Allen, Beverly, 163, 184 Allen, Charles, 75, 146, 115 Allen, Donald, 69, 109 Allen, Loo Nell, 25, 155 Allen, Vernello, 25, 169 Allison, Richard, 75, 109 Alsip, Pat, 69 Amendsen, Keith, 169, 180, 115 Amormon, Teddy, 75, 113 Anderson, Barbara, 75, 164 Anderson, Janice, 75 Anderson, Jennie, 75 Anderson, Karl, 54 Anderson, Kay, 25, 165, 169, 167 Anderson, Nancy, 69 Anderson, Nancy, 54 Anderson, Nito, 54 Armstrong, Inell, 25, 158, 169, 167, 179, 98, 186 Armstrong, Philip, 73, 168, 175, 107 Arnold, Jimmy, 117, 179 Arnold, Larry, 115 Arnold, Loslie, 81, 142, 127 Arnold, Sozanne, 81 Arps, Ronald, 75, 121 Bcdingficld, Jan, 73, 169 Broyles, Harrison, 113 Beebe, Hcrbort, 125 Broce, Barbora, 148 Beemon, Nancy, 69, 167 Broce, Ginger, 27 beeson, Phil, 26, 170, 130, 132, 99, Bronken, Linda, 27. 163, 167, 177 183, 124 Bell, Boddy, 142, 151 Bell, Edna, 69 Bell, James, 123 Bell, Larry, 76, 115 Bell, Mary Emma, 75, 174 Bell, Wayne, 121 Benett, Charlotte, 75 Benson, Bille, t Y Bent, Woltor, 26. 151, 130, 127 Benton, Roberta, 75, 164 Bercndzen, Richard, 109 Berlin, Roth, 54, 157 borry, Sara, 75 Berthier, Joon, 75, 167 Betts. Pot, 69, 158, 75 Beyette, Betty, 69 Bior, Barbora, 54, 165, 171, 155 Bihory, Donna, 26 Bingham, O'Neil. 95 Bird, Don, 76, 119 Birdsong, Jennie, 75 Bishop, Brenda, 75, 164, 172, 154 Bjork, Arlhor, 69, 160, 174, 107 Clark, Roily, 28. 173 Clarkson, Sue, 81, 154 Clock, Edwina, 75, 168, 172 Clcvcngor, Dovid, 117 Brunner, Ann, 55, 172. 170, 171, 155, Coals, Gory. 55, 173. 181 183 Brass, Fred, 119 Bryan, Harold, 55, 117 Bryan, Joyce, 75 Bryon, Jimmy, 76, 168, 119 Bryont, Mary, 27, 178, 183 Bockland, Barbara, 27, 183 Bockmeycr, Margaret, 75, 164, 154 Bohror, Marilyn, 168, 75 Burbridgc, Dorothy, 69, 159, 149 Burdette, Jim, 76, 127 Burdick, Vernon, 76, 111 Burch, Barry. 28. 158. 173 Burleson, Julia Ann, 73, 168, 164 Burnett, Elizabeth, 69, 164, 165 Burnett, Lynwood, 52 Burns, Ann, 59, 164 Burnside, Paulo, 28, 168, 170 Burrus, John 117 Burt, Mock, 55. 130, 151, 122 8ur!on, Betty, 75 Butler, Ferrell, 165, 115 Bullgen, Jim, 28, 163, 122 Blackshcor, Kenneth, 26, 131, 133, 125 Byrd, Barbara, 75 blakstee, Mary, 164 Blakshell, Mary, 75 Blanche, Pot, 26, 160, 178 Bland, Thelma, 75 Bland, Wilma, 75 Blasingame, Sandra, 73 Blaydcs, Linda, 75, 159 Bloodsworth, Shirley, 159 Bloom, Floyd, 135, 130, 184. 94, 93 Arrington, Juanclle, 25, 170, 165, 183Bohannon, Marie, 75, 172, 168, 155 167 Ashmore, Charles, 69, 160, 113 Ashmore, Frank, 75, 111 Ashmore, Robert, 25, 158, 163, 164, 113 Ashworth, Byron, 69, 127 Attlescy, Charlotto, 69 Austin, Hannah, 25, 170 Austin, Robert, 54, 123 Ayoob, Jconettc, 25 B Babbit,, Joon, 26 Bobbitt, Stanley, 139, 141, 125 Boland, Dole, 27, 126 Booziotis, Kancll, 54, 159 Borah, Don, 130, 151, 121 Boswell, Patsy, 75 Boulworo, Bobby, 138, 109 Bowen, J. W„ 52 Bowman, Pot, 73 Bowser, Cindy, 69, 169 Box, Jerry, 69. 150, 117 Boyd, Nancy, 27, 91, 171 Boyd, Pat, 73 Boyd, Tony, 69, 73, 107, 175 Boyer, David, 123 Bradford, Don, 121 Bynum, Johnny, 113 Coin, Penny, 75, 164 Campbell, Bobbie, 76, 164, 154 Campbell, Darline, 75 Campbell, David, 142, 146, 113 Compbcll, Roland, 115 Canaday, Pat, 73. 158, 155 Cobbs, Joan, 28, 163 Cobb, Joe, 28 Cobb, Natalie, 28 Cobb, Ty, 69, 143, 145. 125 Cochrane, Billie, 81 Cochran, Noil, 28, 108 Cody, Audnctto, 69, 172, 149, 154 Coffey, Gerald, 29, 173, HO Cohen, Lester, 121 Cohn, Jerry, 76, 111 Coker, Mackey, 111 Colo, James, 95, 184, 119 Cole, Paul. 76, 160. 117 Colemon, Doris, 29, 165, 167, 186 Coleman, Joann, 75 Collier, Gene, 173 Collier, Penny, 75 Collier, Phillip, 29. 175, 106 Collins, Connie, 56, 167, 171, 155 Collins, Gono, 29, 173, 179, 183, 164 Coltharp, Delores, 29, 167, 155 Colyar, Larry, 164, 174, 107 Conant, Gene, 113 Cone, Alis, 73, 175 Coninc, Doyle, 29, 90, 143, 130, 132, 145, 124 Connolly, Carolyn, 29 Connolly, Joe, 29, 163, 158 Conner, Pat, 178 Cook, Charlotte, 29, 158 Cook. Don, 69, 113 Cooper, Billy, 29, 158, 150, 112 Cooper, Don, 76, 138, 151, 109 Cooper, Jon, 75, 164, 167 Canafax, Mary Ann, 55, 158, 169, 167 Copeland, Iris, 69, 165 Bagby, Susan, 69, 164, 158, 168, 154 Bradford, Jo Ann, 55 Bagiackos, Socrates, 138, 151, 121 Bagley, Bill, 123 Bailoy, Barbora, 73, 158, 154 Boiloy, Sharon, 172, 164 Bailey, Shirley, 75, 168 Baines, Joe, 158, 184 Baker, Billie Lockard, 183 Bokcr, Sharon, 73, 169 Ball, Koy Ellen, 75 Ball, Kirby, 125 Ballard, Dick, 73. 119 Barlow, Joy Ruth, 75, 159 Barnes, Barry, 26, 163 Barnes, Dick, 76, 117 Barnes, Lu, 69 Barnes, Tom, 76, 117 Barshop, Bobby. 26, 164, 112 Barthold, Joan, 75, 164 Barton, James, 26, 173, 112 Batchelor, Pat, 75, 168, 174 Bauer, Toni, 75, 169 Baugher, Gay Ann, 54, 180, 167, 171 Bazhaw, Jack, 125 Bradford, Newman, 121 Bradley, Gene, 115 Bradley, Lawrence, 179 Bradberry, Sandro, 69 Brondon, Jack, 173, 111 Branom, Edwin, 69, 160, 175, 107 Browner, Sondro, 75, 177 Bray, Kotie, 73, 158 Brennan, La Verne, 75 Brewer, Morgan, 76, 109 8rico, Shirley, 27 Briddick, Bob, 119 Bridges, Charles, 76, 123 Bridges, Ed. 27, 90, 158, 152. 124 Bridges, Joel, 69, 127 Bright, Myrlc, 127 Britton, Sharon, 75, 178 Brooks, Borbaro, 73. 158, 159, 149 Brooks, Bobby, 117 Brooks. Betty, 69, 167. 164, 155 Brooks, Corlcne, 27, 167, 159, 171, 183 Brooks, Sandra, 179 Bronough, John, 27 Bronough, Bert, 174, 107, 69 Beach, Barrie, 69 Beardon, Loretta, 26, 170, 167, 165, Brown, Barbara, 75 169 Brown, Gail, 75 Beck, Roncal, 125 8rown, Jo Ann, 73 Becker, Wayne, 76, 115 Brown, Mack, 69, 115 Beckerman. Larry, 54 Brown, Olin, 174, 107 Vage One Hundred F.igbty-vigbt Carlson, Carol, 75, 178 Carlson, Don, 121 Carmichael, Mike, 69 Corr, Thomas, 123 Carroo, Jim, 174, 107 Carroll, Jim, 69, 117 Carter, Carol, 69, 178 Carter, Eloise, 75, 167 Carter, W. H„ 107 Carter, Larry, 139, 141, 143, 125 Carter, John Paul, 76, 174, 107 Carter, Judy, 159, 164 Carter, Shirley, 55, 155 Caruso, Dalanda, 75, 178 Capps, Dorothy, 75, 155 Cormicheal, Miko, 69, 159 Caruth, David, 125 Cass, Jean, 170 Caswell, Jo Ann, 69 Cauthen, Jay, 119 Chandler, Carolyn, 69 Chapman, Danny, 175 Chapman, James, 107 Chappell, Don. 76, 138, 113 Chastaine, Ann, 69, 172 Cheatham, Fred, 55. 131, 121 Cheovens, Carol, 158, 164 Cheeves, Kemp, 55 Cheovons, Carol, 75. 181 Chcnaull, Vedo, 75 Christian, David, 76, 150, 107 Christon, Jimmy, 130, 184, 93 Christmas, Barbora, 75, 98 Christmas, Robert, 28, 112 Christmas, Mortha, 75 Cherry, Carol, 69, 159, 170, 154 Chism, John, 69, 127 Coppedgo, Sidney, 75, 181 Corder, Robert, 56, 192. 114 Corley. Dennis, 119 Corrie, Lenora, 75 Cothran, Ann, 172 Cothran, Joon, 75, 172, 178, 179 Cofhrum, William, 76, 146, 111 Couch, Carol, 69, 160, 172 Couch, Molcom, 76, 151, 109 Cowgill, Orville, 56, 130, 129 Cox, Charles, 30, 143, 130, 132, 183, 184, 112 Cox, Dcana, 69 Cox, Jon, 69 Crabtree, Jo Ann, 56, 168 Craddock, Patsy, 75, 181 Craft, Eloiso, 30, 69, 154, 158, 159, 167 Craft, James, 115 Craft, Joo, 115 Crane, Charles, 107, 81, 175 Cravens, Alma, 30, 169 Crawford, Earlina, 30, 154, 163, 167 Crawford, Jone, 69, 155, 159, 178 Crenshaw, Carol, 184 Crittenden, Mary Evelyn, 56, 160, 161 Crocker, Morie, 75 Cross, Aubary, 81, 113 Crolhcrs, Arthur, 56, 173, 109 Crow, Betty, 154 Cryer, Evelyn, 56 . Cullison, Bobb'e, 76, 154, 158, 15 � 164, 167. 172 Cullison, Virginia, 30, 161, 165 Cumming, Marion, 75 Cunningham, Mary Frances, 56, 159, 160, 164, 165, 174 Currin, David, 130 Currin, Gale. 81. 154. 181 Cinnamon, Rosalie, 73, 181 Clordy, lynnda. 55, 171, 170, 165, 172 Clark, Charles, 28. 96, 125 Clork, Dclsie, 67, 171, 170, 172, 178 Curry, Eddy, 76, 138, 158 Clark, Jorry, 117 Curry, Gene, 117 Clork, Jessie. 69. 164. 159, 155, 167 Curtis, Harold, 76, 142, 146. Ill INDEX (Continued) Curtis, Jimmy, 93, 95, 184 Curtis, Tommy, 69, 119 D Dohlhofer, Down, 76, 154. 159 Dohlhofer, Do Ettc, 30 Donsby, Robert, 123 Donee, Kenny, 76, 146, 115 Donicl. Pot, 154, 160, 169 Dorr, Judy, 81 Darrob, Bob, 81, 119 Dorris, Billy, 73 Doudelin, Don, 56, 160, 118 Daudolin, Jeno Rene, 76, 155, 158, 167, 178 Doum, Bill, 73, 109 Davaulf, Glenda, 69 Oavcnport. Joyce, 178 Davidson, Billy, 175, 107 Davis, Barbara Ann, 76, 172 Dovis, Barboro Jane, 73, 172 Davis, Chorlotte, 69 Davis, Gordon, 109 Dovis, Kathy, 153, 93, 95, 97, 184 Dos is, Martho, 69 Dovis, Peggy. 56, 163, 165. 167, 168, 170, 17f Dovis, Sandra, 30, 159, 161, 186 Davis, Thoylio, 57, 155 D;an, Patsy, 69, 167 Dearing, Margie, 30, 163 DcBow, Joan, 158 DeCordenas, Penny, 69 Decherd, Ellen, 73, 149, 159 DzHay, Virginia, 76, 161, 168, 172 Doithloff, John, 30, 174, 106 Dclapcrte, Johnny, 131, 134 Dsmpsey. Hilary, 123 DeMoss, Jerry, 30 Denccn, Margie, 31, 96, 165, 170, 178, 179, 183 Dennett, lois, 81 Denman, Arthur, 57 Denton, Charlen , 69, 165, 167 DeShozo, Ann, 73 DeShong, Emma Frances, 76, 180 Deweese, Joe, 146, 111 Dickenson, Bill, 81. 142, 146. 119 Dickson. G. W„ 31 Dickson, Jennetf, 31, 167 Diotel. Carl, 111 Dillard, Drew, 138, 125 Dillard, Sandro, 69, 170 Dillon. Jere, 76, 113, 138 Dock, Jenice, 69 Dodd, Janice, 76 Daebele, Betty, 57 Doclry, Myrna Sue, 76 Doran, Frank, 184 Dorris, Billy, 73, 113, 160 Dosselt. Nancy, 76 Douaoll, Lorry, 76, 119 Doughty, George, 76, I07. 174 Douglas. William, 138. 123 Doxey, James, 107, 174 Drake, B verly, 69, 159 Drake, Don, 69, 107, 175 Droke, Edoor, 127 Drake, Judson, 81, 107. 174, 180 Droke, lorry. 117, 139, 140 Drcnncn, Donna, 69 Drewry, Cecil, 76 Drown, Bobby, 127 Dry. Patsv, 74, 158, 160 ’ 4 Duckworth, Randy, 69, 119, 147 Dumond, Ann, 31 Dumont, Arthur, 69, 160. Ill Duncan, I. J„ 151 Duniven, Patricia, 69. 159 Dunlop, Drew, 76, 121. 138. 151 Durlond, Virginia, 69. 15ft. 169 Dyer, Beverly, 69, 159. 160. 165, 178 Dyer, Don. 57, 130. 150, 123 Dyscr, Marilyn, 168 Dyson, Kerry, 115 E East, Mary, 70, 154, 158 Eovas, Ronnie, 115 Eddy. Ronald, 57, 151, 111 Edmondson, Patsy, 31, 158 Edmundson, Shirley Marie, 76 Edwards, Borbaro lee, 76, 154 Edwards, Charles, 131, 135, 111 Edwards, Jeonnie, 70, 155 Edwards, Joan, 70 Edwards, Ruth, 31 Elliott, Betty, 31, 170 Elliott, Don, 119 Elliott, Pot, 70 Elliott, Vernon, 74, 121 Ellis, Don, 70 Ellis, Laura. 57, 159, 161 Ellis, Miranda, 70 Ellison, Tommy, 115 Elliston, Tommy, 109 Ellsworth, Jerry, 31, 126, 151 Elmore, Jonef, 70, 167 Elson, Morto, 81 Emerson, Patsy, 31 England, Pat, 76 Erwin, Janice, 76 Evons, Barbara, 31 Evons, Mary, 76, 154, 178 Ewell, Bobby, 32, 86, 116, 130, 132, 143, 182, 183 F Fagin, David. 77, 123, 151 Farley, Scott, 70, 121, 131, 150, 159 Farner, Joyce, 76, 168, 178 .Farrar, Boyce, 107, 168, 174 Farrington, Morqan, 74, 107, 175, 180 Farris, lorry, 70, 109 Foczor, Forrestine, 76, 168, 172 Fennell, Bet’e, 70 Ferguson, Bill, 107, 174 Ferquson, Tommy, 57 Finley, Jimmy, 70, 107, 174 Fisher, Earl, 32 Fite, Robert. 32. 119, 160, 170, 183 Fitzgerald, Betty, 70, 154 Fitzgerald, Linda, 76 Flabiono, Barbara, 70, 160. 167 Flobiono, Tony. 32. 123, 130, 143 Fleming, Carolyn, 76 Flournoy, Bob, 70, 123 Floyd, Chorles, 70, 173, 115 Fontaine, Pierre, 111, 130, 173 Foster, Bobbie, 70 Foster, Carol, 76, 167 Foster, Demse. 57, 92, 158, 167, 179 Foster, Goyle, 77, 111 Fos'er, lindo, 32 Foster, Vicki. 74. 172 Fouls, Buddy, 57, 111 Fox, James, 180 Fox, Robert. 81, 107 Franklin. Allen, 72 110, 159. 163 Franklin. Kenneth, 70. 127, 139, 141 Frozier, Sara Ann, 70, 164. 169 Freeman, Denne, 70, 127, 139, 141 Freeman, Gene, 70. 107, 174 Freemon, Sharon, 70. 160 French, lynn, 76, 167 Friedli, Kay, 32. 171 Frisbie, Popey, 70 Frvnr. Mary Frances, 32, 165, 167, 16P, 170 Fuller, Ann, 70 Fultz, Tommy, 123, 138, 125 G Galbraith, Bobbie, 32 Galbraith, Jerry, 93, 182. 184 Galleher, Borbaro, 32, 89, 149, 161, 172, 177, 182 Galloway, Nancy, 74, 169 Gardner, Jonelle, 57 Gardner, Jonno, 33, 161, 167, 183 Garner, John, 127 Garner, Robin, 33, 106, 174 Garrett, Gail, 76, 154. 169 Garrett, Johnny, 33, 110, 153 Gorrison, Mary, 58 Gaston, Phil, 123 Gatewood, Shirley. 70, 154, 167 Goult, lois, ?3, 159, 180 Goynor, Allen, 81, 119 Georner, Sandro, 70, 158 Gcndel, loyce, 74, 160 Genslcr, Bill. 58, 125, 147 George, Freddie, 184 Georae. Pcagan, 33, 95, 106, 171, 174, 176 Gerik, Margie, 33, 167, 169 Gettys, Ann, 76 Gharis, Fred, 76 ’75. 107 Gibbons, Gene 174. 125 Gibbons, Jim, 76. 14 . 195 Gibbons, Joe. 76. 147, 125, 111 Gibbs, Jorrell, 77. 111 Gibson, Gerold 81. 149. 119 Gibson, Richard 67. 13 . 127 Giles, Grady, 33. 179. lip Gilkcyson, lou Elio. 76, 174 Gilliman, Burton, 197 Gilliman, Eugene. 117 Girand, Chorles. 70, 175, 107 Gish. Ruth, 70, 172 Glosser, Pete, 175. 107 Glisson, Jackie. 5ft. 178 Gober. James, 182 Godwin, Martha, 76 Godwin, Mike, 33 Godwin, Peggy, 70. 159. 167, 178 Goff, Suzanne, 81. 164. 167 Gcqgans, Peggy, 70, 176 Goloz, Wayne, 74, 174 107 Goldblott, Jim, 77. 174. 107 Golden, Norma, 74. 161 Goldman, Elaine, 70 Goldsmith, Shirley, 33, 167 Goldwatcr, Brenda, 76. 167 Golson, Jennie, 74, 167 Goodson, Jerry, 76, 107 Gordon, James, 125 Gordon, Pat, 119 Gorman, Jay, 109 Gould, Kay, 70, 159 Groce, Ann. 70, 154. 164. 167, 169 Groce, Jeon, 76, 174, 181 Grady. Jeon, 169 Grof, Flaine, 76 Graf, Ernest, 74, 160 Graf, John, 58, 131, 113 Graf, Joy, 76 Graham. Archie, 76, 147 Graham. Carl Ann. 58, 85, 155, 153, 165, 170. 171, 183 Grommer, Genelle, 70, 167 Grant, Joe Sue, 169 Gray, Nellie, 70 Green, Alice. 70, 160 Green, Pat, 33 Green. Paul, 77. 121, 131. 138. 149, 145 Green, Thomas, 76. 123 Grcenbura, Amy, 184 Greer, Bob, 160 Greer, Donald, 34 Greer, Sue, 34, 167 Gregg, Pa'scy, 70, 164, 169 Gregory, Richard, 117 Gregston, Alton, 123 Griesel, John, 70, 160 Griffin, Bill. 147 Griffin, Robert, 58, 174, 107 Griffing, Jo Ann, 70, 169 Griffith, Bob. 181 Griffith, Ann, 76 Grover, Rose Ann, 34, 183 Grubbs, Joe, 125. 70 Grube, Dorline, 70, 167 Guess, lindo, 76, 157. 164, 167. 172 Gutmcn, Jerry, 123 H Haden, Dorothy, 34, 158, 165, 166 Haesly, Doris, 34, 170, 183 Hoesly, Jack, 115 Hofemon, Marlene, 70 Hail, Ewen, 34, 158. 175, 106 Haile, Jeanne, 34, 158, 161, 168 Halbardier, Barbara, 34, 169 Haley, Carol June, 74, 159, 166 Hall, Barbara, (7A) 77 Hall, Borboro, UA' 58. 99, 158, 163, 165, 166. 170. 171 Hall, Jack. 130, 123, 151 Hall, Jim, 113 Hall, Martin, 113 Hall, Melody, 77 Holl, Nila, 58 Hall, Norman. 81, 113 Holl, Tommy, 123, 130, 132. 151 Hallom, Fred, 70 Hallmark, Ernest. 58, 131, 111 Ham, David, 70, 115 Hamilton, Sarah, 81 Hampel, Danny, 43, 77 Hones, Billy, 34, 121 Honks, Yvonne, 77 Honno, Dennis, 58, 125 Hansen, Charles, 115 Hanson, Brenda, 77 Honssen, Bruce, 59, 123 Horowoy, Ellen, 81 Hard:n, Billy. 70, 127 Hardin. Gay, 77, 158. 164 Hardin, Morcio, 34, 171 Hardy, Linda, 70, 166 Harford, Lyle, 119 Hargrove, Doris. 70 Hargrove, Sue, 70, 159, 164 Hargrove, Pat, 77, 98 Harlow, Wesley, 113 Harper, Bob, 59, 125 Harper, Roger, 119 Harr, Geraldine, 70, 166 Harrelson, Sandy, 77. 169 Harris, David, 77, 117 Harris, Dianne, 159, 161, 172 Harris, Mary, 59 Horris, Monya, 70 Harris, Mignon, 35, 169 Horris, Ronnie, 35, 173 Harris, Sylvia, 70 Harrison, Borbaro, 77 Harrison, Joe 59, 163, 116 Harrison, Leo, 81, 119 Hart, Fitzhugh lee, 173, 117 Harting. Dan, 59. 163, 118 Hartman, Pat, 115 Harvey, Bobby, 77, 121 Hoseltine, Ann, 77, 166, 168 Hauerwos, Jo, 182, 184 Hawkins, Elliot, 35, 120 Howkins, Robert, 35. 120 Howorth, Geneva, 77, 169 Hawthorne, Evelyn, 35 Hayes, Theresa, 77, 172 Haynes, Pat, 35, 165, 171 Hoys, Mary, 35 Headrick, Barbara, 77 Hcaly, Bob, 173, 109 Healy, Carol, 70 Heard, Catherine, 35, 186 Heard, John, 35 Page One Hundred Highly nine INDEX (Continued) Hoard, Robert, 77, 119 Hoddens, Ann, 163 Hedgecock, Joyco, 70 Heed, Mary Doll, 59, 168 Hclmick, Gladys, 77, 166 Hendricks, Nadine, 70, 160 Hondricks, Sue, 77, 159, 161 Hondrixson, Mickey, 77 Hondryx, Mary Ann, 77, 170 Honly, Dianne, 59 Hermann, Merilyn, 35, 184 Herrin, Charles, 130, 132 Herrin, Herbert, 174, 107 Hethorington, Bobby, 107, 111 Hicks, Hilma, 77, 161 Hicks, Patricia, 36, 166, 186 Hicks, Robert, 131, 138 Higgins. Eilene, 36, 160. 166, 168, 171 Higgins, Dovid, 77, 149, 109 High!, Carol Jane, 36, 83, 166, 159, 170 Hightower, Jimmy, 74 Hill, Coronoll, 70, 178 Hill. Dovid, 149 Hill, Joe, 121 Hill, Pat. 77 Hillcy, Jimmy, 77, 117 Hillis, Don, 70, 169, 125 Hilcs, Mary Frances, 70 Hilt, Freddie. 70 Hindman, Jan, 36, 169 Hines, Johnny, 36, 163, 126 Hines, Nancy, 77 Hinson, Carol, 70, 164, 168 Hinson, Carol, 184, 186 Hilt, Freddie, 70, 113 Hogg, Robert, 59 Holberf, Peggy, 70, 164, 168 Holder, Mary Alice, 77 Holloy, Martha, 180 Holley, Mary, 181 Hollowed, Glenn, 125 Holly, Maxine, 72, 74 Holly, Maurice, 72, 74 Holman, Morris, 113 Holmes, Linda Lu, 77 Hornsey, Susan, 148 Hood, Larry, 59 Hopkins, George, 70, 123 Hopkins, Tommy, 77, 123 Horine, Pat, 36. 159, 183 Horton, Janice, 70, 166 Houser, Helen, 36 Houston, Bob, 77, 121 Howard, Joe, 113, 138 Howard, Shannon, 36, 159, 161, 168, 171 Howard, Sonny, 130, 133 Howe, Mike, 74, 155, 169, 171 Howell, Botty, 36 Howoll, Lindcll, 77, 109 Hoy, Wanda, 36 Hudgens, Jerry, 37 Hudgens, Mary Anne, 178 Hudspeth, Gene, 119 Huey, Don, 37, 107, 117, 130 Huff, Jimmy, 74 Huggins, Adrian, 77, 107, 115 Humpcl, Danny, 127 Humphrey, Dorothy, 77 Humon, George, 70, 113, 144, 149 Hunt, James, 71, 127 Hunter, Dolores, 59, 171, 178 Hunter, Freddie, 60, 106, 175 Huntington, Tommy, 60, 127 Hurley, Virginia, 71, 169 Hurley, Tommy, 107, 117 Hurst, Don, 93, 124 Hurs , Mickey, 60, 127, 130, 170 Huston, Bob, 160 Hutchinson, Ann, 60, 186 Hutchinson, Jerry, 60 Page One Hundred Ninety I Inglet, Norman, 107, 174 Ingram, Beverly, 163, 184 Ingram, Dick, 77, 109 Ingrom, Stanley, 60, 107, 111, 149 Inmon, Mickey, 37 Irwin, Charles, 113 Isom, Susie, 60, 163, 166, 168 Isonhood, Groce, 77 J Jaborek, James, 119 Jackson, Ann, 60, 168 Jackson, Bobby, 107, 125, 130 Jackson, George, 37 Jackson, John, 77, 175 Jackson, Solly, 77, 164 Jackson, Shirley, 153, 169 Jacobs, Margaret, 71 James, Dub, 37, 160 Jay, John, 60, 127 Jeffus, Jerry, 127 Jenkins, Pal. 71, 171 Jennings, Sara. 74, 154, 164 Jennings, Wanda, 37, 159, 163 Jiminez, Joe, 119 Johnson, Bill. 71, 107. 125 Johnson, Bobby, 145 Johnson, Don, 60, 108, 130, 141 Johnson, Douglas, 107, 121 Johnson, Glcnna, 37 Johnson, James, 71, 107 Johnson, Jim, 71, 158, 107, 121 Johnson, John, 77, 107, 119 Johnson, Roger, 71 Johnson, Sydney, 93, 95, 153, 184 Johnson, Sylvia, 61, 166, 168, 170 Johnston, 8illy, 37 Johnston, Jimmy, 107, 117 Johnston, Bobby, 109 Jones, Barbara, 37, 154, 166, 168, 171 Jones, Calvin, 37 Jones, Cecil, 138, 113 Jones, Clyde, 77, 109 Jones, Emory L., 77, 111, 164 Jones, Franklin, 168, 107 Jones, James, 77, 125 Jones, Joanna, 71, 99, 154 Jones, Nclma, 74, 166, 169 Jones, Frank, 123 Jones, Sammy, 38, 165, 166 Jones, Shirley, 71 Jones, Willecn, 74, 166, 169 Joplin, Roy, 38, 163 Jungbluth, Bob, 74, 160, 109 Jurgens, Nancy, 61, 159, 166, 168, 170, 171, 172 K Kamen, Sam, 77, 111, 164 Kappman, Steve, 77 Karr, Barbara, 71, 155 Kaufman, Don, 71, 125 Keeling, William, 109 K oton, Jane, 74 Kelly, Betty, 61, 158, 166, 170, 171 K-lly, James, 77, 111, 179 Kendall, C. W„ 80, 119 Kennedy, Jim, 81, 119 Kent, Joanna, 74, 166, 169 Kent, Norman, 123 Ketchersid, Bobby, 77, 109 Kiblingor, Carolyn, 38, 169 Kidd, Glenda, 71, 160 Kimbriel, Lorry, 159, 119 Kincy, Sandra, 77, 154, 164, 166 Kinsor, Robert, 38, 111 King, Judson, 77 King, Mary Both, 71 Kirkpatrick, Mike. 81. 125 Kirkpatrick, Tommy, 121 Kirkwood, Jimmy, 61, 106, 174 Kitlrell, John, 117 Kittrell, Robert, 74, 107, 174 Kizzior, Donold, 61, 111 Klapper, Camille, 77, 131, 151 Knight, Jimmie Nell, 182, 184 Knight, Nelson, 71, 121, 131, 151 Knowles, Don, 138, 146 Koch, Virginia, 38, 159, 163, 171 Kolleschning, Carol, 77 Kologey, Frank, 38 Koppman, Steve, 117, 150 Koonin, Terry, 74, 107, 174, 180 Krebs, Marilyn, 38, 96, 158, 163, 166, 183 Kukes, Patricio, 61. 164, 165, 166, 172 Kuykendall, Jackie, 170 Kyser, Marilyn, 77 L Labruzzo, Jo, 71, 165 Lobruzzo, Kathy, 38, 169, 166 LoCorne, Susie, 71 Lacey, Russell, 148 Lacey, Sylvia, 78, 166 Lafferty, Shirloy, 77, 154, 178 lafferty, Wcavor, 38, 113 loird, Jock, 81, 115 Lambert, John, 38 Lampton, Robert, 121 lone, Janice, 78, 164, 166, 168, 174 Lane, Judy, 74, 172, 169, 154 Lonnom, Paulo, 39 lonsdown, lorry, 77 Larsen, Carol, 78 LaRuo. Byron, 78, 138, 146, 109 Lassiter, Tommy, 71, 115, 149 Lawler, Dole. 39, 154, 158, 166, 187 Lawson, Dick, 117 loavcll, Lorcna, 71 Leo, James, 111, 117 Lee. Jerry, 74, 159, 158, 164 Lee, Bobby, 125 lee, Jimmy, 74, 160 lee, Linda, 70 lee. Sue, 71 leet, Sherrie, 39, 166, 171 leger, LaClaire, 39, 166 Legg, J. N., 81, 125, 142 Lolton, Jane, 155 Lemmon, Helen, 77 lenard, Jo Ann, 71 Lenoir, Billy, 115 Leo, Giovanno, 71, 98, 154, 179, 178 Lesley, Larry, 61, 165, 175, 107 levering, Betty, 71, 159, 178, 198 Levisoy, David, 109 Levinson, Thelma, 77, 164 Lowell, loceno, 166 lewis, Don, 71, 115 Lewis, Linda, 74, 166, 169 lewis, Lloyd, 78, 113 Lewis, Pete, 71, 107, 174 lewis, Wilma, 61 LiCauscc, Tony, 127 Lindlcy, Bob, 123 Lindsey, Jerry, 173, 113 little, Connie, 92 little, Edward, 39 litflopage. Jam's, 71, 160, 163 lirkins, Ben, 79 llano, Manuel, 173 Llewellyn, Heather, 81 lockard, Billie, 39 Lockman, louise, 78 lofticc. Leslie, 78 loflin, John, 77 loftis, Jimmy, 74, 113 Longendy, Jeanne, 77 Longondyke, Jean, 161 longino, Shirely, 71, 160 Looney, Bobbie, 78, 164, 166 looney, Dianne, 61 lario, Sam, 125, 173 Loughmiller, Gerald, 173 Louis, Wilma, 168 Love, Joe, 77, 123 Lovelace, Nelma, 71 Lowe, Edwino, 39, 161, 163 Lowronce, Joyce, 78 Lowry, Claudine, 78 Loyd, Merilyn, 61. 166, 168, 171, 172 Luna, Dan, 71, 115, 150 Luton, Shirley, 39, 154 Lusby, Randy, 121 Lyday, Gerald, 71, 111 Lyday, Lynn, 81 Lyles, Jerry, 74, 160, 164 Lyons, Nancy Jo, 78, 154, 159, 168, 172 Me McAfee, Suzanne, 78, 161, 166 McBee, Betty, 182 McBride, Jim. 62, 106 McCally, Bobby, 148 McCollum, Tommy, 78, 123, 160 McCarthy, Mary Ruth, 39, 170, 182, 184 McClanahon. Bill, 78. Ill McClendon, Mary Sue, 62, 166 McClure, Mike, 78, 109 McCollum, Sheila, 74 McCord, Don, 115, 142 McCoy, Gerald, 62, 126, 131, 132, 15 McCoy, Jim, 74, 127, 159 McCoy, Maralyn, 78. 158, 159 McCulloch, Nan, 78 McCulloch. Shirley. 39. 163, 165, 166, 169, 179 McCulloch, Andy, 173 McCurdy, Lynn, 40, 170, 183 McDonald, Gaif, 78, 172 McDonald, Mike, 127 McDonald, Saradclle, 78, 172 McGee, Jack, 78. 121 McGee, Mary Lou, 40, 161 Mdlvoine, Mary Ann, 74 McKeen, Albert, 30 McKellor, Marcio, 71 McKnighf, Jim, 40, 125 McLaughlin, Jane, 71, 166, 168 McLean, Delores, 40, 166, 169 McMahon, Linda, 71, 166 McMahon, Mike, 78, 115 McMonus, Paul, 40, 125 McMurray, Potsy, 71 McNoll, Bill, 71, 78, 160, 121 M Mackey, Connie, 71, 149, 154, 160 Mackey, Kenny, 78, 109 Males, Earl, 78, 160, 109 Malone, Jack, 40 Alalone, Lamaar, 127 Malone, Sonny, 170 Malone, Kenny, 71, 154, 160, 169 Manes, Jock, 78, 125, 138, 146, 158 Mannes, William, 109 Manor, Georgia, 78, 164 Manos, Toula, 71, 158 164, 178 Maples, Betty Ann, 74, 92 Morable, Vincent, 78, 127 Marder, Barbara, 74, 171 Marshall, Gayle, 40, 171 Marshall, Gracellc, 78 Marshall, Joyce, 71, 168 Marshall, Len, 81, 117 Mortin, Borbara, 71, 164, 178 Martin, Bill, 123 Martin, Glenn, 40, 109 Mortin, Wcndel, 111 INDEX (Continued) Martin, Jerry, 40, 109, 131, 143, 150, 173 Martin, Richard, 113 Martindale, Suzzon?, 78, 154, 164, 166 Morye, Gayle, 41, 158, 166, 170, 171, 182 Morye, George, 78, 142, 150, 121 Mosh, Clarice, 41 Moshburn, Normo, 71 Moion, James, 78, 113 Moson, Ronnie, 41, 110, 130, 131, 143 Mason, Virginia, 81 Mathison, Margaret, 41, 165, 166, 182, 170, 154 Motney, Jack, 41 Matthew, Jerry, 148, 182 Mauldin, Benny, 71, 180. 151, 127 Maxewll, Gregory, 41, 116, 151 Moy, Williom, 41 Mayberry, Frank, 109, 173 Mayberry, Ronnie, 127 Mays, Ann, 78 Meillcr, Jon, 78, 168 Melchcr, Joyne, 71, 168, 172, 178 Menchoka. Gilbert, 119 Mentesona, Phil, 182 Morcor, Potty, 62 Michell, Craig, 138 Michcll, David, 41, 88. 130, 133, 143. 145, 120 Middleton, Torry. 78. 123, 130, 138 Miley, John, 78, 123 Miller, Bobby, 41, 108, 158, 169, 159 Miller, Billy. 107, 117, 149, 174, 197 Miller, Clark, 123 Miller, Homer, 146 Miller, Jackie, 41, 159, 170. 171, 182, 183 Miller, Jon, 78 Miller, Ruth, 78, 166. 178 Millicon, David. 93, 163, 184 Mills, Dick, 42. 173 Mills. Herbie. 123, 151 Minor, Bobby, 71, 150, 121 Minor, James, 71, 125 Miros. lou Ann, 78, 166, 169 Mitchell, Shirley. 62 Moody, Dix, 62, 112 Moore. Ed. 42, 90. 160, 172. 173. 153 Moore, Gayle, 93, 94, 184 Moore, Goer, 147, 113 Moore, Jean, 42, 160 Moore, Jennie Lou, 78. 166. 174 Moore, Kemp, 62, 124, 131, 143 Moore, Kip, 62, 131, 151, 121 Moore, Linda. 78 Morgan, Betty June, 78 Morgan, Judy, 71 Morgan, Jerry, 117 Morgan, Richard, 119 Morris, Dean, 119 Morris, Don, 78, 111 Morris, Jackie, 42 Morris, John, 123 Morris, Myra, 42, 155, 170, 182, 183 Morris, Wilford, 71, 109 Morrison, Bobby, 123, 161 Morrison, Fred, 78, 175 Morrison, Joannic, 71 Morrison, Peggy, 78 Morrow, Borboro, 42, 165, 166, 170 Morrow, Carol, 78 Moss, Moy Frances, 62 Moxley, Lila Jo, 78 Munsch, Bill, 71, 121, 160 Murdock, Martho, 78 A urphy, Jo, 71 Murphy, Pot, 119, 138 Musgrove, Wayne, 42. 114, 184 Myers, Martha, 71, 172, 179 N Noil, E. H„ 42, 160 Napier, Anne, 71, 159, 160, 172 Nosby, Corol, 74, 149 Nell. Bill. 79. 119, 138 Neilson, Kcenic, 71 Nelson, Pot, 42, 154, 163 New, Eula Faye. 81 Newberry, Margaret, 71 Newby, Chris. 42, 154, 160, 172 Newby, Mildred, 78 Newell, Nodcne, 78 Newman, Bill, 43, 175, 106 Nichols, Alox, 71 Nichols, Mildred, 43, 155, 163, 164 Nickles, Kay, 78, 154 NiedroH, Sara, 158 Nimmons, Buddy Ralph, 74, 107, 174 Nix, Mochaelene, 78 Noble, Solly, 71, 169 Noel, Curtis, 81 Nyenhuis, Mory, 78 O Ogle, Jean, 78 Oilman, Phil. 107, 175 Olsson, Jenny, 62, 165, 166, 170, 183 O'Neal, Janet, 43, 91, 183 Orr, Jerry, 43. 130, 134, 151, 183 Orr, Jimmy, 119 Ostler, Gail, 71, 161 Otis, Glonda, 71 Owen, Beverly, 71, 158, 169 Owens, Ace, 107, 174 Owens, Carolyn, 148 Owens, Joyce, 63 Owens, Sondro, 78 P Pace, Neil, 79, 121, 138 Pace. Paul, 79, 125 Pace, Wayne, 43, 127, 131. 135, 150 Page, Sandra, 43, 161, 183 Polmer, Dennis. 78, 109 Polmcr, Tom, 81, 125, 142, 146 Parker, Borboro, 93, 94, 184 Porker. Corol, 78, 154, 158. 160, 164, 166 Porker, Eulus, 81, 113 Porker, Peggy, 74, 174 Porker, Johnny, 173 Porks, Wayne, 63, 125 Partington, Ann, 78, 166, 172 Parmele, Rickey, 79, 111, 151 Porsons, Judy, 63 Partin, Billie Doris, 71, 166, 178 Paschal, Alan, 71, 109. 150 Poschctag, Bill, 43, 117, 173 Patrick, Lynn, 79 Patterson, Bobby. 115 Patterson, Wayne, 79, 119 Potfillo, Pat. 63, 164, 168, 178, 179 Paul, Potty, 43, 154, 159, 163 Poyne, Sharon, 81 Peake, Terry. 79, 175, 180 Pederson, Oscor, 43, 150 Pedigo, Claudette, 43, 165, 166, 170 Pedigo, W. J., 78, 117 Peeler, Betty, 63, 158 Pentecost, Pat, 71, 159, 164 Pepper, Jerry, 117 Perkins. Ben, 107, 175 Perkins, lee, 109 Perkins, Ray, 63, 123 Pester, Don, 79. 113 Peterson, Carroll, 78, 123 Petrakis, John, 63, 107, 160, 174 Philipp, Robert, 115, 146 Phillips, Borboro, 78 Phillips, Gayle, 44, 159, 163 Phillips, Jonct. 44, 174 Phillips, Sherry, 71, 149 Phillips, Tyrone, 119 Phillips, Woyne, 81 Picket, Shirley, 74. 178 Plumleo, Roy, 123 Plummer, Carol, 71 Posey, Tommy, 111 Potts, Jo©, 117 Pou, Borboro, 78, 154, 164, 166 Powell, Boone, 72, 111, 139, 141 Powell, Don, 44, 122, 163 Powers, Martho, 74, 158 Prathor, Dorothy, 78 Pratsedcs, Sylvia, 78 Pratt, Camille, 81 Prescott, Phil, 44, 108, 130. 133 Prescott, Sharon, 72, 155 Pressley, Neil, 72, 164 Presswood, Janet, 44 Prettyman, Sudncy, 178 Prock, Buzz, 78 Prock, Charles, 127 Prock, Peggy. 44 Pruitt, Franc'll©, 72 Puckett, Orman, 109, 115, 149 145, 158 Pulley. Lee. 44, 109, 173 R Ragsdale, Bill, 111 Raley, Roger, 70, 107 Rains, Shirley, 63, 72 Randall, Richard, 109 Randall, Sylvio, 72 Rankin, Marion. 74, 159, 169, 172 Rash, Bob. 72, 125, 161 Ratcliff, Larry, 79. 123 Rowlinson, Carol, 72, 155, 159 Roy, Harrieltc, 72, 154, 161, 166 Roy, Jimmy, 117, 151 Roy, Lewis, 44, 106 Read, Richord, 79 Reddy, Charles, 121 Redmond, Albert, 79, 111, 142 Reece, Al, 79 Reed, Corolyn, 74, 169, 166 Reed, Howord. 72, 107, 121. 139, 143. 145, 158 Reese, John, 119 Reese, Roymond. 67, 121, 160 Reese, Williom, 109 Reeves, Bobby, 44, 117 Reeves, Carole, 79 Reeves, David, 63, 143, 145 Reeves, Freddie, 63 Reid, James, 64 Rciffin, James, 111 Reynolds, Bob, 44, 123. 149 Reynolds, Elizabeth, 161 Reynolds, Gordon, 72, 107, 174 Reynolds, Ina, 64 Reynolds, Sandro, 79 174 Rice. Hazel, 165 Rico, Thelma, 45, 165 Richardson, Evelyn, 64, 164, 168, 171 Richardson, Nancy, 79, 161 Richordson, Robert, 79, 115 Richer, Jennie, 45 Ricker, Jimmy, 159, 160. 173 Reid, James, 64 Riffe, Joe, 79, 115 Rigsby, Ncllocne, 79 Riley, Kenneth, 109 Riley, Nancy, 64, 164, 166 Rimmsr, Howard, 64, 143, 145 Rinoman, Solly, 79, 154. 166, 169. 172 Rivers, Curtis, 81, 125, 145 Rivers, Marinell, 79 Roark, Mory Sue, 178 Robe'ts, Jackie. 45, 158, 159, 163, 165, 166, 171 Roberts, Jonis, 159, 169 Roberts, Vickie, 72, 149 Robertson, Mildred. 74, 159, 166, 172 Robinson, Dewey, 45, 106 Robinson, Zack, 74, 127, 150, 182 Roderick, Carolyn, 93 Rodgers, Gloria, 79, 168 Rodgers, Normon, 79 Roe, John, 64 Rogers, David, 79, 127 Rogers, Mary, 45, 164, 170 Rogers, Potsy, 72 Rogers, Sara, 79, 154, 164 Rogstad, Gail, 72, 158, 169 Roland, Joy Roy, 72, 109, 143 Rolls, Myrna, 81 Rosamond, Jorry, 72, 113 Rose, Bert, 109 Rosenberg, Delores, 79 Ross, Bill. 79, 117 Ross, Dick, 45, 107, 121 Rosser, Dick, 72. 113 Rotter, Joan, 64 Roush, Gene, 64. 173 Rowe, Foye, 178 Rowe, John, 64, 106, 114, 143 Royster, Grady, 74, 107, 168, 174 Rozell, Billie, 74, 180 Rudder, Tommy, 72, 117, 150 Runner, Danny, 115 Rugcl, Ruthie, 72, 166 Rushing, Sobra, 45, 64, 166 Rusk, Bernice, 45, 172 Rusk, Kathic, 72, 149, 159 Russell, Bobotta, 72, 165 Russell, Glenda, 79 Ruzicka, Helene, 72 S Sols, Loroloe, 45. 159, 166, 170, 171 Salas, Tommy, 109 Somples, Billie, 79 Sandel, John, 45, 114, 163, 161 Sanders, Jimmy, 79 Sanders, J. W., 79, 121, 131 Sondkuhl, Shirley, 81 Sanford. Borboro, 45, 155, 159, 164, 165 Sovogc, Bill, 99, 125, 131. 138, 151 Sovogc, Corolyn, 72, 148, 149, 154 Sovoge, Caroline, 46, 123, 155, 161, 183 Sowyer, Bill. 109, 138 Schepps, Paula, 64 Schirato, Mark, 121 Schmid, Ben. 46. 107, 174, 175 Schooley, Esther, 72, 174 Schroeder, Sandy, 79, 149, 154 Schultz, Dorothy, 81 Schultz, Helen, 77 Scuhltz, John, 74, 150, 117 Schwaner, George, 79, 123 Schwille, Mike, 46, 111 Scoggins, Barbara, 74, 178 Scoggins, Elaine, 74, 178 Scott, Bette, 79. 176, 166 Scott. Gayle, 193, 152 Sell, Shirolcy Brice, 159 Sewoll, Eddie. 72. 174, 107 Sowell, Sally Ann, 79. 164, 168, 172 178, 179, 198 Soymour, Frank, 125 Sharber, Margie, 154, 183 Sharp, Jorry. 79, 113 Sharp, Nancy, 79 Shaw, Mory Ann, 65, 184, 164, 160, 183, 174 Shearer, Robert, 46, 116, 163 Sheer, Don, 119 Sheffield, James, 121 Shelton, Sue, 79, 172, 166, 168, 169 Shepherd, Carl, 127 Shey, Donnie, 81 Shrode, Normo, 79 Shuffler, Jimmy, 72, 115 Shugart, Robert, 72 Shwarts, Norman, 113 Pagt Ont Hundrgd Nintty-ont INDEX (Continued) Sicmantcl, Barry, 113 Simmons, Dorcas, 46 Simmons, More, 72, 125, 164 Sims, L. G., 79, 111 Simms, Shirley, 72, 178 Skiboll, Foy, 74 Skidmore, Artes, 46 Skinner, Jim, 46, 127, 143, 145 Sliphenson, Dennis, 46 Sloan, Mwrroll, 72, 111, 173 Smalley, Wade, 46, 111 Smith, Barbara, 65, 155 Smith, Billie Jeon, 72, 178 Smith, Bonnie, 72 Smith, Bruce, 72, 117 Smith, Buddy, 79 Smith, Carolyn, 79, 144, 166 Smith, Charles, 46, 121, 127, 158 Smith, Don, 79, 107, 174 Smith, Donna, 79 Smith, Gayle, 74, 155, 166, 165 Smith, George, 115 Smith, Glenda, 81 Smith, Jack, 107, 175, 180 Smith, Janette, 72, 178 Smith, Joanne, 47, 78, 97, 98, 179, 155 Smith, Joyccne, 74 Smith. Leon, 72. 127, 160 Smith, Potsy, 65 Smith, Robyn, 65 Smith, Sophie, 72, 159 Smith, Sunny, 47, 183 Smith, Wendell, 115 Snider, Patricia, 79 Solin, Jerry, 147, 121 Solomon, Janet, 47, 178 Solow, Maxine, 47, 171, 170, 164, 166, 182, 183 Sorrolls, Tommy, 47, 124 Soule, Doris Ann, 154, 178 Southworth, Cerclle, 72, 159 Speck, Marty, 79 Spooncmorc, Betty, 72, 177 Springfield, Bill, 47, 173 Sfaatz, Jerry, 127 Stacks, Peggy, 72, 178 Stafford, Bill, 72. 130 Stafford, Charles W., 127 Stafford, Dolores, 166 Stafford, Sondrio, 47, 165, 178 Stampley, Marlene, 47, 166 Stanley, Anita, 79, 169 Stanley. Char.os, 117 Stanfield, Shelley, 79 Starnes, Pat, 72 Stolon, Carolyn Jo, 47, 87, 154, 155, 158, 166, 171, 187 Steer, Gayle, 79 Stein, Ellen, 48, 159, 166, 168, 170, 171, 172, 187 Stephan, Charles, 121, 158 Stephens, Ann, 72 Stcpter, Jackie, 72, 160, 166 Stephenson, Donnis, 116 Sterling, Sonya, 62, 178 Stevenson, Jack, 48, 173 Stewart, Charles, 65, 123, 165 Stewart, Claudia, 81 Stewart, John, 72, 119 Still, Walter, 147, 113 Stobough, Clarence, 130, 143, 145, H3 Stockton, Bragg, 79, 127, 142, 146 Stokes, Carol, 72, 171 Stokley, Valie, 79 Stokley, Voncille, 72 Stone, Fred, 65, 121, 180 Stone, Claude, 148 Stone, Chester, 79, 123 Stone, Jan, 48, 178 Stone, Stanley, 121 Stout, Ewing, 48, 118, 163 Strickland, Betty, 48, 158, 166 Stricklin, Darby, 72, 117 Stroup, Dorothy, 79 Stunz, Judy, 72, 158 Suder, Harold, 48, 113 Sullivan, Terry, 48, 127, 151 Sutherland, Myra, 79 Sutton, Lester, 121, 158 Swan, Suzanne, 79, 154, 159, 170 Sworls, Norman, 79 Swartz, Mary, 48 Sypert, Charles, 119 T Tadlock, Wayne, 80, 175, 107 Tolioferro, Norman, 80 Tolkington, Norma, 72 Tonner, Bill, 48, 139, 140 Tonner, Mary Louise, 181 Tatom, Paul, 49, 114, 120, 132, 151 Taylor, Betty, 49 Taylor, David, 80, 109 Taylor, Dwayne, 113, 151 Teel, Barbara, 74, 178 Templin, Gerald, 130, 173 Terry, Jimmy, 65, 170 Terry, Sherrie, 72, 178 Tefcr, Gone, 80, 147, 111 Thames, Barney, 107, 175 Tharp, Pat, 65, 99, 118, 130, 133, 150 .Thomas, Jane, 65 Thomas, June, 163 Thompson, Horace, 115 Thompson, Jimmy, 80, 115, 160, 181 Thompson, Judy, 80, 178, 179 Thompson, Marshall, 49, 131, 150, 173 Thompson, Marty, 65 Thompson, Nancy, 49 Thompson, Tommie Jo, 49, 166, 170, 182, 183 Thornhill, Spzannc, 80. 149 Tt orp, lou, 49. 155. 171, 184 Ticber, Avis, 80, 155, 164, 172 Tiner. Jack, 125, 130 Tippic, Charlotte, 66, 81, 164, 187 Tittle, LoVcrnc, 80 Tobios, Larry, 66, 127 Tombrello, Tom, 49, 126, 150 Todd, Suzanne, 72 Tompkins, Pot, 49, 96. 166, 171. 182 Toney, Gerry, 49, 155, 166, 171 Tonick, Larry, 80, 109 .Topletz, Jcane, 74 Traager, J. D., 81, 117 Thrasher, Jeannie, 72 Travis, Ann, 80. 172 Travis, Jim, 127 Trcos, D;c, 79, 125 Tresp, Mary, 49 Tribble. Edword. 80, 115, 143 Trostle, Robert, 72, 123, 160, 164 Troy, Robert, 50 Troy, Tommy, 109, 173 Tubbs, Dennis, 80, 117, 131, 138, 142, 150 Tucker, Jo Ann, 74 Tucker, Martha, 66 Turner, Kimmie, 72 Turner, Oscar, 72. 125, 139, 140, 143, 145 Turner, Velma, 80 Tweedel. Roger, 121, 130, 135 U Ungcrer, Gene, 111 Upchurch, Leroy, 127 V Vanagas, Kay Lynn, 80, 164, 166, Vance, Bettye, 72, 166. 172 Vordell, William, 72, 107, 174 Vornor, David, 66, 110 Veldmon, Borboro, 80 Ventura, Antionette, 50, 166 Vickery, Don, 72, 127, 150 Vickery, Linda, 154, 159, 166 Vinson, Ann, 80 Virdcn, Efhelyn, 80 Virden, Mary Ruth, 92, 169 W Wadsworth, Carolyn, 93, 163 Wagliordo, Mary, 72, 181 Wagner, Les, 50, 122 Woinscott, Robert, 122 Wakefield, Marie, 80 Walker, Jim, 119 Walker, Peggy, 80, 168 Wall, Ronnie, 80, 115, 168 Wallace, Anita, 50 Wallace, Bob, 158, 182 Wallace, Bruce, 81, 121 Wallace, Katherine, 74, 166, 172 Wallace, Larry, 111, 150 Wallace, Shirley, 80, 176 Wallis, Nancy. 72, 172 Wallis, Paul, 111 Walter, Carol, 80 Walters, Rebecca, 72 Ward, Allen, 138 Ward, Louis, 50, 158, 112 Warner, Emily, 74 Waters, Gorrell, 81 Wotkins, Charles, 50, 173 Wotson, Deneen, 66 Watson, Gary, 73, 117 Watson, Larry, 111 Wotson, Martha, 50 Watson, Myrna, 66 Wafts, Ann, 73, 174 Watts, Jerry Dell, 73, 158, 159 Watts, Richie, 111, 147 Wear, Betty, 80, 170 Weover, Chase, 80, 109 Weed, Allen, 125 Weinberger, Herbert, 50, 111 Weldon, Nancy, 50 Wertheimer, Jack, 66, 127, 130, 1! West, Betty, 66 West, Bob. 115 West, Kenny, 66, 120, 131 Weyl, Randy, 121 Wharton, Julia, 50, 163, 178 Whatley, Warren, 73, 151, 113 Wheaton, Ken, 123, 149 Wheeler, Eddie, 125, 130 White, Bob, 66 White, Charlotte, 66, 161 While, Curtis, 67, 122 White, Dovid, 51, 123, 161 White, Jimmy, 73, HI. 127, 143 White, Michael, 51 Whiteman, Betty, 80, 166 Whitfield, Emily, 51, 91, 155, 163, 166 Whitington, George, 109 Whitney, Groydon, 80, 173 Wicker, Martha, 149 Widener, Don, 51, 113 Wiggins, Lloyd, 109 Wigley, Jimmy, 80, 123, 131, 135 Wilcox, Frank, 67, 107, 170, 174 Wilcox, Pat, 73, 164 Wileman, Betty, 67 , Wiley, Kenny, 121, 147 Williams, Bob, 73, 121 Williams, Carol. 51, 170 Williams, Donna, 73 Williams, Kay, 51, 155, 183 Williams, Lou Ann, 74 Williams, R. I., 121 Williams, Roso Mario, 73, 166 Williams, Sidnco, 51, 159, 170, 182 Williamson, Harold, 111 Williamson, Joe, 121 Willis, Carole, 73, 171, 180 Willis, Paul, 73, 111, 131 Willis, Wayne, 121 Wilson, Joon, 73 Wilson, Loretta, 73, 169 Wisloy, Gayle, 131, 138, 151 Wisley, Jerry, 109 Withers, John, 163, 193 Willey, Peggy, 73 Wjybork, Gene, 149 Witte, Monte, 67, 109 Wofford, Bennie, 51, 118 Wood, Frank, 115 Woodard, Roy, 121 Wood, Mildred, 73 Wood, Judy, 51 Woodbury, Dave, 52, 80, 108, 173 Woodard, Bill, 121 Woodford, Bob, 121 Woodley, Barbara, 73 Wolfgang, Bill, 109 Word, Nealy, 52, 165, 178 Workman, Phil, 52, 109 Works, Lionel, 127 Wrbos, Jerry. 73, 80. 158, 174, 181 Wredlong, Lorine, 169 Wright, Florence, 67, 155, 158, 170 Wright, Francille, 168, 174 Wright, Greto, 73, 158, 164 Wright, Joetta, 67, 92, 170, 187 Wright, Loretta, 67, 92, 170, 187 Wyiie, Anton, 121 Wylie, Gayle, 73 Wylie, Rosanne, 52, 171 Wyly, Sarah Ann, 74 Y Yancy, Kay, 52 Yancy, Linda, 50, 149, 158 Yafos, Gerald, 73, 80 Yeager, Sudie, 178 Yost, Gretchen, 80, 149, 159 Young, Freddie, 52, 80, 160 Young, Romildo, 73 Z Zcidlick, Pholba, 74, 169 Zeimer, Nathan, 148 Zeller, James, 52, 84, 126, 130, 13: 151 Zeller, Mario, 52, 58, 154 Zink, John, 74, 119 Zivney, Don, 123 Zollncr, Fay, 80, 154, 164 Page One I Inn tired Ninel) two Sl Si Mi!;: