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Home My WebLink About1948 The Shorthorn x� � � �� t' { i �� R � , � � � ��x ?ciftr?izi >KaFirx�� >x ttg i✓bfe��.s+�ti� ;�io ;��iisf,2'd; v 4 ti..r i r:/j ,'UBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF ABM C NS L I DATE D HIGH SCHOOL o OLLEGE 5TAIION,TEXAS I* a '�.�� < ,�.. _ � �, i ' yc a /'"f .fY: Front - A. M. WHITIS - Superintendent, C. A. BONNEN - President, E. E. BROWN. Back - C. B. GODBEY - Secretary, RAY HICKMAN Not pictured J. E. MOSLEY, J. T. CARROLL. RAYMOND NOLAN. Principal - L. S. RICHARDSON Superintendent - A. M. WHITIS Our Principal and Superintendent take us through the cfou I zooms, �'an9ua.9E Has ready smile for all -- enjoys clothes -- likes students for exuberance -- wants home of her own. Sponsor SHORTHORN Sponsor Junior Class r Sentence diagrams simplify sentence structure MRS. SUE HARRIS 1 �V F � F L�. tO 'ZLJ Y. 10 I• 10 J �e�EnCE The general science class studies everything from force pumps (above) to frog anatomies. MRS. C. W. LANDISS Fifth year as teacher in homemaking -- has gained many friends. Area Advisor for Future Homemakers Sponsor of Freshmen Lunchroom Supervisor �oWE, � a.k tip, 129 Y M � r. Cooking - a branch of the art of homemaking M con2nZE'Ectaf and sweet. Sponsor Round -Up Sponsor Sophomore Class cr „. Practice makes perfect MRS. FRANCIS SMITH Mr. Whitis's favorite secretary -- like a s t or y, s h o r t, f } 0 4 L. S. RICHARDSON Coach and Principal. also instructs classes in economics, shop -- big success with the s t udent s - - f ine records of teams show his success as a coach. Sponsor Senior Class ( vocational 1 Learning by doing in the shop r E lox $ Y- d, , . �EIZCO'Z�, �' �t � �' '� ,,� a 4�`"a�€ `�" _.. .. �, _, ,� - �., ��. y , ,- .. cfall BONNIE MORRIS -- Small pa of charming loveliness and neat. Spanish Club '47; Choral Club Homemaking Club '45, '47. VAN ADAMSON -- Tall, blonde- haired boy -- always talking -- won much recognition for C.H.S. as champion swimmer. Spanish Club '45, '46; Round -Up Staff '45 -'47; Art Editor on SHORTHORN Staff '47, '48; Champion for State High School Swimming Meet '44, '47; Basketball '48. BETTY JEAN WEST has active part activities. Class favorite Club '45; '46, Staff '47, '48. -- Tall brunette -- in most C.H.S. '46; Homemaking '48; Round -Up WARD TISHLER -- With his winning personality and enthusiastic laugh is always ready with a tall hunting tale. Vice -Pres. Class '48; Football '47, '48; Baseball '47; Swimming '48. CLEMENT DOBROVOLNY -- Known by everybody as a result of his long continued stay at C.H.S. -- veteran. Football '45; Basketball '43 -'45. RAY PARKER -- Friendly, well -known for his witty remarks, and the ever changing color of his hair. Football '47, '48; Baseball '48. �l BETTY JEAN WEST has active part activities. Class favorite Club '45; '46, Staff '47, '48. -- Tall brunette -- in most C.H.S. '46; Homemaking '48; Round -Up WARD TISHLER -- With his winning personality and enthusiastic laugh is always ready with a tall hunting tale. Vice -Pres. Class '48; Football '47, '48; Baseball '47; Swimming '48. CLEMENT DOBROVOLNY -- Known by everybody as a result of his long continued stay at C.H.S. -- veteran. Football '45; Basketball '43 -'45. RAY PARKER -- Friendly, well -known for his witty remarks, and the ever changing color of his hair. Football '47, '48; Baseball '48. DEMPSEY GUTHRIE -- 'Demp' -- a ladies man -- unique sense of humor -- favorite sport, football. Football '47, '48; Vice -Pres Junior Class: Pres. Senior Class. CARLA MC MULLAN -- Full of fun, hates Spanish -- likes Jolson. Intramural Rep. '47: Business Manager '48 SHORTHORN: Round - Up Staff '47, '48; Spanish Club '47; Homemaking Club '45, '46; Girl's Baseball '46. HENRY DAVIS good - looking friendly. -- That very tall, football player - Vice -Pres. of Class '46; Football '47, '48. GLORIANNE WILSON -- 'Glow' -- Brown -eyed blonde -- sweet persona- lity -- likes science. Homemaking Club '45 -'48; Vice - Pres. Out of Class Homemakers '47; Spanish Club '45 -'46. ADEN MAGEE -- Worldly -wise look -- whiz at math. Student Council Rep. '46, '48; 4 -H Club '45: Press Club '45- '47; Round -Up Staff '47; Treas. Senior Class; Football '45 -'48; Basketball '45, '47: Baseball '47; Sports Editor SHORTHORN '47, '48. CLARA WORSHAM -- Short, captivat- ing blonde -- one of smartest students in Senior Class. Senior Class Reporter; Student Council Rep. '45 -'46; Homemakers'Song Leader '45: Senior Class Treas: SHORTHORN Staff '45 -'48; Press Club '46. of I GENE BOND -- Western Union's choice -- like most boys, enjoys football -- especially interested in girls. 4 -H Club '45, '46; Football '47. BETTY POTTER -- Friendliness and ability made her favorite in C.H.S. -- enthusiastic yell leader. Sec. Senior Class; Choral Club '48: Spanish Club '47; Homemaking Club '46; Reporter Junior Class: Yell Leader '47 -'48; All school Favorite '48. JOYCE BURKE -- 'San Antonian'. loves good music -- can really play the sax. Orchestra '48; Homemaking Club '48; Hobby Club '48. JOHNNY HICKSON -- Outdoor type -- noted for cowboy boots, loud shirts, Stetson hat -- likes hunting. ways interested ff 1 -- constant per fac Homemaking 8�/� x ypist '48. a( k��A 7SNAPP -- Verflintelligent -- L�on'fributed greatly through efforts as editor of the Round -Up. Editor Round -Up '48; Sec. of Class '47. �£YLLO'Z�i STANLEY MELOY -- 'Sandy's good looks and personality have made him a favorite in C.H.S. Football '48: Basketball '48. NORMA JEAN GIBSON -- Effervescent blonde -- enjoys music, movies, and dancing. Round-Up typist ' 48; SHORTHORN typist '48; Homemaking Club '45 -'46; Sec. Sophomore Class: Student Council Rep. '47 -'48; Store Manager '48. CHARLES GILLESPIE -- Prefers girls with red hair -- likes photography, and music. Round -Up Staff '48; Spanish Club '47; Football '47. MAISIE ROSS -- 'Mickey', shy, quiet -- many friends -- all- around grand person. Homemaking Club '45 -'48. ROBERT EADS -- CVw bo oc Bryan -- smart, good -looks g -- great sense of humor. Spanish Club '47; Basketball '46, '47; Track '46, '47. BARBARA ALLEN -- Blue -eyed brunette -- fond of football and movies -- is well -known and liked. Homemaking Club '46 -'48; Vice - Pres. Homemaking Class '47; Vice -Pres. Out of Class Homemakers '48. 194S r PATRICIA DARROW -- 'Pat' -_ tall, popular, and attractive blonde -- loves dancing. Spanish Club '47; Homemaking Club '47, '48; SHORTHORN Literary Editor '48. CLIFFORD LAMOTTE -- Tall, good. looking -- likes to eat. 4 -H Club '45 -'47; Press Club '47; Latin Club '4.6; Store Mgr. '47; Football '48; Assist. Ed. SHORTHORN '47; Editor '48; Pres. of Class '47; Student Council Rep. '45, '46; Choral Club '48. BILLIE RUTH OUTLAW -- Beautiful black hair -- lovely personality -- loves football and basketball. Homemaking Club '45, '46, '48; Yell Leader '48; Senior Favorite '48; Round -Up Staff '48. JOE THOMAS -- Tall, dark, hand- some -- likes dancing and football -- very good quality is quietness. Store Manager '45, '46; Basketball '48. MARY RUTH COBB -- Likes typing, baseball -- spunky person with a smile for everyone. Homemaking Club '46 -'48; Round - Up typist '48. JIM MC MAHAN -- Comes from San Antonio -- acquired many new fi friends in short time with smooth manners, frank simplicity -- left at mid -term to become an Aggie. 9 DURWARD PARSONS -- Black- haired -- good- natured and reserved. Football '47. '48; Baseball '48. BARBARA HOLDEN - and agreeable Homemaking Club Pres. Homemaki Recording Sec. . typist '48. Always charming lots of fun. '46 -'48; Vice - ng Class '47; '48; Round -Up HAROLD WILLIAMS -- Outstanding athlete -- quiet and modest. interested in horses and football. Football '45. '47. '48; Pres. Freshman Class; Senior Class Favorite; Baseball '48. BARBARA COURIM -- 'Babs' -- noted for her auburn tresses -- energetic -- good for a laugh any day in the week. Homemaking Club '45 -'48; Choral Club '45. '48. RALPH SMITH -- 'Smitty' -- lots of energy -- likes basketball. and hunting. 4 -H Club '45 -'48; Pres. 4 -H Club '47; Basketball '46 -'48; Round -Up Staff '48. MARY LOU SCHAFFER -- 'Lulu'. red -head with friendly disposition. Homemaking Club '45 -'48. :08D& cfall BOBBY REDDEN -- Energetic person, jolly -- winning smile. Served in the army and returned to complete his education. OTIS EICKENHORST -- Jovial 'Curly' -- Short in stature but big in heart. WALLY ANDERSON -- Tow - headed, - good- natured 'Shifty' -- always laughing at his own jokes. Pres. 4 -H Club '46; Student Council Rep. '45, '47, '48; Pres. Sophomore Class; Class Favorite ' 45 -' 47; All School Boy '48; Intramural Rep. '45, '47; Football '45 -'48; Basketball '45, '48; Track '46; Baseball 45 -'48. GENE STEPHENS -- 'Bud' very short -- likes hunting and out- door life. Pres. 4 -H Club '45; Vice -Pres. 4 -H Club '46; Football '45; Basketball '48. FLETCHER GERMAN -- Strong, silent type -- amiability has made him well - liked. 4 -H Club '46, '48; Football 'd7_ ELVIN STREET -- Independent fellow -- has shown superior athlete ability. Football '45 -'48; Basketball '47, '48; Baseball '45, '46. 0 1 . �a Selling tickets to their benefit show was one of the many ways by which money was made by the C I,LYLCO'Z Sponsors MRS. A. R. ORR MRS. E. H. HARRIS Officers President - LAMAR MC NEW V.President - 'RED* CASHION Secretary - LUCILLE RICHTER Treasurer - PATSY BONNEN Reporter - LOU BURGESS Class JANE WILSON GENE POTTS JOHNNY KILLOUGH PATSY BONNEN RED CASHION GRETCHEN KESSEL JOHN WALKER MARCELE BISHOP Class f #TEXAS e GAYNELL GERMAN MARGIE NELL PARKER JOHN ELVIN SMITH LUCILLE RICHTER r FLOYD MC DONALD HELEN KAPCHINSKIE ^+l t .e. BARBARA YOUNGBLOOD MARLENE KARINE.N JOYCE PATRENELLA JOHN GORDEN GAY JOYCE ENGLEBRECHT Of '48 GLADYS SCHAEFER HOMER LA MOTrE NANCY REYNOLDS Aki, Juniors MAX MANLY ANNA JEAN GODBEY LOU ANN SMITH LAMAR MC NEW THERESA RENGHOFER DICKIE BIRDWELL LOU BURGESS BILL MELOY t Algebra is a must for the I cSo#fiomoTE,-I. 1• 10 ff -,,A 'AFA Class GE144A DOBROVOLNY LLOYD GAY HUMBERTO RODRIGUEZ EDWINA MOSLEY r �r i 'kk„ 4 JOHN HILDEBRAND DICKIE DOWELL SHIRLEY LONG EDDIE MC CULLOCH PATSY SAXON BILLY COONER Sophomores GILBERT EIMANN JEAN ROYDER EMMITT ROSS BILLY HUDSPETH MARGARET ELBRICH JOAN LANICEK FRANCIS SIMEK JASON MAGEE - f.1441 .n4 ;W 'Amid Mkv� W. Always trudging back and forth from the 'Little Store' are the Sponsor MRS. C. W. LANDISS Officers President - LIZ MILLER V.President - EDDIE RAY GUTHRIE Sec. and Treas. - DOROTHY SPRIGGS Reporter - BARBARA BIRDWELL z�, Class s NT JOYCE MARIE LOKE LIZ MILLER Y MARIE COBB SMITHY ALLEN DOROTHY BATES MARY FRANCIS BOND MELVIN CRENSHAW VICKY ZUBIC Class ANN SOUTHERN ROYCE RODGERS BARBARA BELCHER CHARLES LANICEK LOUISE SMITH BOBBY WILLIAMS DOROTHY SPRIGGS ROBERT WALKER BARBARA BIRDWELL t e .k WYNELL EDWARD CLARA JORDAN KENNETH WORSHAM ELVA JANE HUDETTS EDDIE GUTHRIE Of 'S1 JO AIIN' ZIMMERMAN ROLIU JONES BETTY MILBERGER • �: � =, fir. I Y � ,� �j �� Ff{ � K � � °'e � �� '� d ,, 'r " —._� .. . .. �r,}r� _ t,�"i� . � �" �, w. � �" " � �. � ,� X k 3 '�'��'' T 4_ �. /.� � _ � •• I � -�,# ?. .. `� +� • �. a Z. .'R M1q' fin" Q * pip+'' ., .. h - ......a .. , _ u �-..- �. ��- ....... Ho -hum cSn.af2�. I say? 0 Hen session Typing stars The pause that refreshes a I'`l R M7 The marching TIGERETTES have added color to the year of I 4 4 �/2. 0711 'BOOTS.' SIMMONS - 'Boots' came out to help Coach Richardson with the '48 squad. His knowledge of the game and good naturedness won him the respect of all the boys. � 2 p �tltzt THE 1947 FOOTBALL SEASON With a letterman returning in every position, with the exception of fullback, prospects looked bright for the Tigers as they prepared for the 1947 season. Twenty -four boys were on hand when Coach Richardson issued equipment. Richardson with the help of 'Boots' Simmons, molded a hard - hitting, hard - charging team which ran loose in district play. The team was one of the heaviest ever to be fielded by Consolidated. The Tigers, which won the district crown from Marquez, ended a very successful season with seven wins, two losses, and one tie. The two losses were suffered at the hands of Tomball and Aldine, two strong class A teams. The tie was with Calvert, but Calvert won the chance to play in the Regional game on first downs. aft t .241 „31 2 h 32 e 33 16 1 1st Row - GUTHRIE, MELOY, COOLEY, MC NEW, BATES, PARKER, WILLIAMS. MAGEE, BIRDWELL, RODGERS, JONES PARSONS, MAGEE. cfianz toni STATISTICS COACH RICHARDSON - Coach deserves much credit for his job in molding a championship team. Through his untiring efforts, Consolidated has had one of its best seasons in years. Consolidated Opponents 90 1st Downs 71 2496 Yds. Gained Rushing 1609 81 Yds. Lost Rushing 240 25 of 54 Passes Completed 15 of 79 317 Yds. Gained Passinq 148 2732 Net Yds. Gained 1517 11 for 135 yds. Passes Intercepted By 8 for 43 yds. 30 for 1028 yds. Punts 57 for 1543 yds. 54 for 425 yds. Penalities 31 for 175 yds. 3 Punts Blocked By 1 13 for 869 yds. Punt Returns 11 for 83 yds. 0 for 2157 yds. Kickoff 24 for 1182 yds. 24 for 370 yds. Kickoff Returns 55 for 292 yds. 333 Total Points 81 12 Fumbles Lost 17 2nd Row - COACH, WALKER, LA MOTTE, DAVIS, GAY, EIMANN, KILLOUGH, CASHION, ANDERSON, PREWIT, WILLIAMS, TISHLER, STREET, DOWELL. SIMMONS. BTT 7 TL ELVIN STREET - Tackle Played 4 years - lettered 3 years AlI- District Team '48 Elvin was one of the standouts in the Tiger forward wall. He was both a defensive and offensive player. WALLY Played 4 A11 -Dia Wally w back. a born le< into th Consolidated 0 In their first game of the ° Tigers were handed a sound defeat A Aldine Mustangs. Although the until the final whistle, they to stop the raging Mustangs. TnWIL- 1' Co- Captains ELVIN STREET WALLY ANDERSON JOHNNY KILLOUGH - Center Played 2 years - lettered 2 years All- District Second Team '48 Johnny held down the pivot post for the Tigers. He was also a good linebacker, stopping many plays from that position. ADEN MAGEE - Guard Played 4 years - lettered 3 years All- District Te¢m '48 Aden's determination and ¢11 around ability made him the only unanimous choice for the JAMES PREWIT - Back All - District team. 'laved 3 years - lettered 3 years III-District Second Team '48 James was the hard - hitting pullback of the Tiger squad. its bone crushing line -bucks lade his opponents fear him. Consolidated 27 i y Sommerville 0 The Tigers bounced back from their 32 -0 defeat from Aldine and overran the Sommerville Yeguas. Anderson, Williams, Prewit, and Cashion each made a touchdown. Street booted three of the. conversions. Consolidated 66 Centerville 0 Journeying to Centerville for their first district game, the Tigers had little trouble in soundly trouncing the Centerville Tigers. The scoring was as follows: Anderson 18, Williams 18, Prewit 12, Cooley 7. Jones 7, Street 2, McNew 1, Cashion 1. HENRY DAVIS - Gua: Played 2 years - 1'e t to re All- District Team 'Ponk' was a hustler of the best guards in tb DEMPSEY GUTHRIE - Played 2 years - letter All- District Second Demp's outstanding play was very much throughout the season. CLIFFORD LAMOTTE - End A 'RED' CASHION - Back Played 3 years - 1ettered 2 years All- District Team '48 'Red' was the brains of the team. A good passer, he even sur- prised everybody with his running ability. Played 1 year - lettered 1 year All- District Second Team '48 This was Clifford's first year at football, but no one made a greater improvement than he did. HAROLD WILLIAMS • Back Played 2 years - lettered years All- District Second Team '48 Most valuable player '48 Harold was a'hord- driving halfback, and the leading scorer of the district. Consolidated 45 Wortham 0 The Wortham Bulldogs recieved a severe defeat by the mighty Tiger machine. The scoring was as follows: Cashion 13, Williams 12, Magee 6, Prewit 6, Street 7, Anderson 1. J A . 4i c Team '48 offensive noticed Consolidated 6 Tomball 37 A journey to Tomball proved to be disastrous for the Tigers, as they came out on the short end of a 37 -6 score. Penalities and the absence of Williams in the second half didn't help matters as Tomball soundly romped over the Tiger eleven. The lone Tiger score came late in the 4th quarter, when Prewit went over from the 3 yard line. .r 4 ; x WARD TISHLER - Tackle Played 2 years - lettered ed 2 years Tishler was a stellar ineman. He stopped many of the opponent's backs with vicious tackles. f J e V R RAY PARKER - Guard Played 2 years - lettered 1 year Ray, although small, was a good lineman. r He played football with persistent deter- mination. 'SANDY' MELOY - Center Played 1 year - lettered 1 year 'Sandy' was understudy good center linebacker. Killough's and was a and a rough DURWARD PARSONS - E.nd JOHNNY COOLEY - Back played 2 years - lettered Played 1 year - lettered 2 years 1 year Durward played heads -up Johnny was another one )all all season. He of those fast scatbacks. was a big help to the His speed and shiftness :eam. will greatly aid the Tiger backfield next year. Consolidated 45 Lovelady 0 Coming out of the Tomball game in good shape—the Tigers racked up their second district victory at the expense of the Lovelady Lions. Anderson made 1 touchdown and passed to LaMotte for another one. The rest of the scoring was as follows: Williams 14, Prewit 13, Parsons 6. Consolidated 51 Normangee 0 The Normanqee Panthers felt the Tigers claws as they were soundly trounced. Anderson crossed the goal line 3 times and made 1 extra point. Williams scored 2 touch- downs and 1 extra point. J. Magee passed to Jones for a talley; Eimann and Prewit each made a touchdown, and Jones a conversion. BILLY BATES - En Played 1 year- rese letter Billy although this his first year, shoo that he had the maki of a ballplayer. showed plenty of hull JASON MAGEE - Back Played 1 year - reserve letter Jake played quarterback and developed into a good passer. He threw two touchdown passes this year, and should throw m o r a n e x t y e a r. BOBBY WILLIAMS - Back Played 1 year - reserve letter Bobby showed much ability his first year as a back. He showed plenty of fight. DICKIE BIRDWELL - Guard Played 2 years - lettered 2 years Dickie gave all he had every minute he was in a game. GILBERT EIMANN Guard Played 1 year - lettered 1 year Gilbert gave a good showing of himself his f it s year. He will b e a v a l u a b l e player next year. Consolidated 65 Continuing their successful march the Tigers had little trouble in downing Anderson. Williams, and Prewit each acc downs. J. Magee passes to Cashion for 6 points amounted to a total of 5 points. Buffalo 0 in district play, the Buffalo Bisons. ounted for 3 touch - more points. Extra Consolidated 22 The Tigers captured the Marquez Yellowjc touchdowns were made for 1 talley. Prewit ROLAND JONES - Back Played l year - reserve letter Roland showed up well as a runner and a kickoff specialist. He should be better next year. LLOYD GAY - Tackle Played 1 year - reserve letter Lloyd showed up well when he got to play. He should be a starter next year. ROYCE RODGERS - Center Played 1 year - reserve letter Royce is a small boy but if he keeps up the determination that he showed this year. he will go far in football. LAMAR MC NEW - Back Played 1 year - lettered 1 year 'Mac' showed that he had the s t u ff when he JOHN WALKER t r' lettered as a substitute. Next year he will be as manager of the '48 pushing someone for a squad. No one worked'i starting berth. any harder than did he Calvert 6 __ �lidated 6 The '47 football season came a i 16 6 deadlock the Tigers and the Calvert Troj tied n a for the bi- district playoff. Although the score and pene- trations were tied at the end of the game, Calvert won on first downs, 11 to 10. After three scoreless quarters Calvert scored early in the fourth quarter, het Tig retaliated in the closing minutes of the game t game 6 -6. For eleven graduating seniors this was the last game in maroon and white' and will not soon be for- gotten. Marquez 6 their 6th district crown by defeating ckets in a hard fought battle. Two by Anderson, and Williams accounted and Cashion each made an extra point. G- ,�� _"- • ,.� � rte, �fr Touchdown against Summej i Cashion smashes at the Calvert wall Prewit breaks through the Lovelady line 'q Swimming KLIPPLE. ADAMSON, BONNEN, TISHLER 1st Row - POTTS, MC DONALD, MAGEE� COOLEYe PARSONS, HICKSON. 2nd Row - COACH, DAVIS, CASHION. PREWIT. WILLIAMSa MAGEE, DOWELL. SIMMONS. 0. 4 1 % 4 Saik THE 1948 BASKETBALL SEASON The Tiger basketball team concluded_ the '48 season with second place in district standing. and second JP honors in their own and Centerville tournament. Of the twenty -one games of the season our 'maroon and white' came out on the losing end of six -- two of these district defeats handed them by Normangee. MANAGER MAGEE Prewit takes a shot Charity �LUCLLL 'A' GAMES We Team They 44 Lott 19 47 Iola 22 39 North Zulch 7 44 Navasota 46 22 Hempstead 27 4B North Zulch 23 30 Iola 20 33 Concord 25 20 Fair Oaks 26 29 Hempstead 27 44 Calvert 17 26 St. James 33 District Games 57 North Zulch 13 26 Leona 22 23 Normangee 27 51 Centerville 10 36 North Zulch 10 44 Leona 25 28 Nor w 28 Normangee 30 62 Centerville 23 COACH RIC HARDSON Shot 'A' Squad Scoring (overtime) Player FG FT TP Smith 95 21 211 Cashion 86 21 211 Prewit 70 30 170 Dowell 36 17 89 Anderson 37 14 88 Adamson 15 9 39 McDonald 43 5 91 Magee 29 9 68 Meloy, S. 8 2 18 (overtime) Thomas 8 2 18 Jump ball VAN ADAMSON - Van's height and determination was of utmost value to the Tigers. )Y - dy's lack of e did not hinder d development. FLOYD MC DONALD - Floyd made up in RID CASHION - Red's leaderf d playing. abili s a valuable ai the team. JOE THOMAS - In Joe's first year at basketball he has shown his worth as a substitute even though he played little. - 00 JASON MAGEE - Jake showed a decide knack for the game who he got a chance to pla .ALPH SMITH - The leading team ,corer, Ralph was the my Tiger on the mythical ill- District Team. Tournament officials JAMES PREWIT - James could be counted on foe shot when it was DICKIE DOWELL - Dickie's play ranked best in the defensive with the district. �£am rO ROGERS, KLIPPLE, BIRDWELL. POTTS, GAY, STEVENS 'B' GAMES We Team They 41 North Zulch 6 28 North Zulch 9 28 Leona 15 14 Navasota 'A' 55 28 Normangee 21 31 Centerville 14 41 North Zulch 5 14 Normangee 22 'B' Squad Player FG FT TP Stephens 29 7 65 "Birdwell 19 2 40 Klipple 17 3 3 Gay 8 2 18 Rogers 5 7 17 Potts 5 2 12 Meloy, B. 5 0 10 I 14 1, "" V. 1 �t `� f'• - Sir.? ♦ M s > \Y�•. Y ® 7 4 I 1 3. S \Y�•. I • � Y i 4 A cSo#fiomoTE 7iacToTt"tEl GEMMA DOBROVOLNY DAYLON WALTON. �L�' d ,q ELSIE GRAY M JAMES PREWIT untoT 0,(,TO7,ttEl ,�&YLLOT �CL(TO'Z BILLIE OUTLAW i ��i 4 OUT WALLY ANDERSON President of St.udent Body The office of prexy is a very important one and it has been exceptionally well filled by Wally this year. Under his capable guidance the student council has given able leadership to our school. MOTTE �W ' Editor of SHORTHORN Striving to leave for future years a record of the activities done in our school today, Clifford has worked unceasingly to leave the memories of today for the years of tomorrow. NORMA GIBSON - BILLY BATES Store Managers The store has had very good management under Norma and Billy this year. The store managers heretofore have been generally taken for granted, and they have received little thanks for their work. We wish to commend them on a job well done. v BILLIE. JOYCE, BETTY, MARGE Yell Leaders What would a football or a basketball game be with- out the flying skirts and hoarse voices of our yell leaders. These girls really have to keep in shape to go through the workout they have every game. These four have done a superb j ob in futhuring the great TIGER SPIRIT. CARLA MC MULLAN - JOYCE ENGLEBRECHT Business Managers There's plenty to do in financing an annual. If you don't think so just ask Carla and Joyce. To the business men of Bryan and College, Carla and Joyce are a familiar sight as they trudge from store to store soliciting advertisements and contributions. HARRY SNAPP tor of Round -Up ; ' editor of our school paper Harry, through his untiring efforts and patient guidance of his staff has brought to us the student body, and to the whole community a paper of outstanding qualities. 9fiE acaft � IJ Most Versatile Most Likely To Succeed ADEN MAGEE GLORIANNE WILSON Most Representative BETTY POTTER WARD TISHLER CARLA MC MULLAN CLIFFORD LA, MOTTE 0 SL9 - % I ;f SEPTEMBER 26, JUNIOR DANCE AFTER SOMMERVILLE GAME r Pay After a hard game OCTOBER 10, SENIOR DANCE AFTER WORTHAM GAME OCTOBER 24, JUNIOR DANCE AFTER LOVELADY GAME Cold Drinks OCTOBER 31, SENIOR DANCE AFTER NORMANGEE GAME After game recreation W Y-1 L)Otn9.1 NOVEMBER 8, SADIE HAWKINS DANCE } Mr. & Mrs. Sadie Hawkins NOVEMBER 21, JUNIOR DANCE AFTER MARQUEZ GAME The Marriage Cast of High School Daze Dancing Refreshments at the Snack Bar DECEMBER IS. JUNIOR PLAYS Cast of Widow's Plight DECEMBER 19, CHRISTMAS DANCE Efflk � M- MARCH 19, SOPHOMORE BARN DANCE i MARCH 25, FRESHMAN LEAP YEAR DANCI MARCH 19, SOPHOMORE BARN DANCE MARCH 25. FRESHMAN LEAP YEAR DANCE APRIL 5, JUNIOR- SENIOR BANQUET APRIL 16, FRESHMAN CLASS PARTY APRIL 24, ROUND -UP PARTY APRIL 29, ATHLETIC BANQUET MAY 14. SPORTS DAY MAY 24, SENIOR DAY We regret that we are unable to portray more fully the events listed on this page but due to the fact that these events occurred after the submittance of our yearbook, this is impossible. President - WALLY ANDERSON Sponsor - L. S. RICHARDSON The Student Council, our self govt. organization directs r g d �n� 1 IiXry -. t N xv � h \ � l President - WALLY ANDERSON Sponsor - L. S. RICHARDSON The Student Council, our self govt. organization directs The only tangible evidence of the sleepless toil carried on within 'the _. plywood walls of the annual room lies here within the cover of this yearbook. Im gfioE G Planning / Editor ............ CLIFFORD LA MOTTI Assistant Editor..LOU BURGESS Senior Bus. Mgr...CARLA MC MULLAH Junior Bus. Mgr... JOYCE ENGLEBRECH^ ` Sports Editor.....ADEN MAGEE Literary Editors..CLARA WORSHAM ANNA JEAN GODBEY i 1 PATRICIA DARROW ;oTt Ozn Art Editors....... VAN ADAMSON JOHN WALKER Layout Editor ..... DICKIE BIRDWELL Photographers ..... RED CASHION CARLA MC MULLAN FRANCIS SIMEK GENE POTTS Typist ............ NORMA JEAN GIBSON Sponsor ........... MRS. E. H. HARRIS 1st Row - MAGEE WALKER CASHION LA MOTTE ADAMSON POTTS BIRDWELL 2nd Row - SIMEK DARROW GODBEY MC MULLAN BURGESS ENGLEBRECHT GIBSON WORSHAM MRS. WRIS Management Art Composition Ed he in be ye im b us of to gu Production Editor ............ HARRY SNAPP Managing Editor ... LOU BURGESS Assistant Editors.NANCY REYNOLDS SHIRLEY LONG Operations Mgrs...FRANCIS SIMEK MAGGE PARKER Foreign Corres .... JO ANN NOWOTNY Feature Writer....ELSIE GRAY Business Manager..BARBARA YOUNGBLOOD Exchange Editor...DOROTHY SPRIGGS Sports Editor..... ADEN MAGEE Society Editor....BETTY POTTER Jr-High School Ed.ORIN HELVEY Grade School Ed...DOROTHY BATES Photographic Ed...SARAH PUDDY Cartoonists ....... VAN ADAMSON JOHN WALKER nd -2C# oduction Mg.... CHARLES GILLESPIE sist. Pro. Mgs..DICKIE BIRDWELL ALPH SMITH GENE POTTS UDY ODEN JOHN GAY 'LAIRS PINKERTON DAYLON WALTON .OUISE STREET GAYLE KLIPPLE 'ELESTE CURRAN CARLA MC MULLAN porters ......... ANNA JEAN GODBEY .. HILDEBRAND LOU ANN SMITH ILL MELOY JANICE HILDEBRAND DDIE GUTHRIE BARBARA BIRDWELL pists ........... EMMA FREIBERGER ARBARA HOLDEN NORMA GIBSON ARY ARNOLD GRETCHEN KESSEL ARY COBB BILLIE OUTLAW LARA WORSHAM BETTY WEST C , or ........... MRS. H. L. SMITH 1st Row - WEST SPRIGGS COBB CURRAN ODEN PUDDY BATES OUTLAW MRS. SMITH BURGESS 3rd Row - POTTER WALKER ARNOLD POTTS WORSHAM BIRDWELL SIMEK WALTON LONG HELVEY 2nd Row - SNAPP STREET GILLESPIE ADAMSON MAGEE PINKERTON SMITH MC MULLAN KLIPPLE GIBSON MELOY HOLDEN HILDEBRAND __ --- Assembling I A very active club is The Future Homemakers under the sponsorship of Mrs. C. W. Landiss. They took active partici- pation in F.H.A. week and had the concessions at the basketball tourna- ment held here. Lou Burgess -- nominated as candidate for office and Shirley Long elected Sergeant at Arms for Area Vill. Nine members are priveleged to attend the State Meet. ®I 4 -� im Opportunity on the hoof (calf scramble) 1st Row - LANICEK CRENSHAW WADE LA MOTTE STOCKTON KILLOUGH MC CULLOCH . V, o4omE'ma.kETJ1 u w i Is t Row - BOND, MILLER, OUTLAW, RICH- TER, HOLDEN, ROYDER, LCNG, MOSLY, SMITH, BURGESS, GRAY, ALLEN, 2nd Row - MRS. LANDISS, SMITH, BELCH - ER, COBB, WILSON, HILDE- BRANDE, NOLAN, PARKER, ZIM- MENMAN, SAXON, PINKERTON, BISHOP, BIRDWELL. 3rd Row - SAXON, MILBERGER, ARNOLD. ATREET, YOUNGBLOOD. PATRA- NELLA, LOGAN, BATES, BROWN, JORDAN, ELBRICH, MORRIS, THORNTON, GUYNES, PUDDY, CURRAN. ZUBIC, ROSS, DARROW. SAXON, GERMAN, WILSON, AR- NOLD, SCHAFFER, BURKE, HUD - ETTS, WEST, COBB, ODEN, KAPCHINSKIE, SCHAEFER. F.H.A. flag rais- ing ceremony Heart -- head -- hands -- health -- is their motto. The boys earnestly strive for these goods- Each boy has his own project and each strives to make his project the best. Future steaks Led by Mrs. G. H. Barker choral club has shown rapid improvement. All female at first, but became mixed chorus second half of the y ear . Officers President.....JOYCE PATRANELLA V.President ... LOU BURGESS Secretary ..... SHIRLEY LONG Treasurer..... PATSY BONNEN Librarian..... ANNA JEAN GODBEY - Reporter ...... EDDIE GUTHRIE Sopranos Is t Row - BURGESS, BROWN, WORSHAM, HILDEBRAND, MANLY, WALKER, MC NEW, TISHLER, SPRIGGS, GODBEY, MOSLY, PANTRANELLA, MRS. BARKER. 2nd Row- SIMEK, BIRDWELL. LONG, LA MOTTE, ADAMSON, CASHION, POTTS. POTTER, BOND, RENGHO- FER Seated -EDDIE RAY GUTHRIE i 4} Instructions V i Under capable instruction of Colonel R. J. Dunn -- has given many opportunities to those who have musical talent. Pianist is t Row - RUSH, HALE, GAINES, VINCIENT. PUDDY, T ATE, ADAMS, ADCOCK. 2nd Row - BARKER, HICKMAN, ARNOLD, SCHLESSELMAN, POTTS, ANTONY, HELVY, BEATY. 3rd Row - ANDERSON. STEIN, CLEALAND, TERREL. LYON, CULPEPPER, BELCHER. GRAY. 4t h Row - JOHNSON, LANDISS, LERNART, COPELAND, PRICE. BURKHALTER. 5th Row - FRANKE, COL. DUNN, BROWN, SAXON, GODBEY, HILDEBRAND, BONNEN, BURKE. REYNOLDS, CASHION. Practice R" ,R 1st Row PARNELL. TERREL, JOHNSON, LEIGHTON, CLEALA CULPEPPER. LANDISS, MATHEWS, GRAY, BELCHER. L SMITH. ANDERSON. 2nd Row TEMPLIN, SMITH, BROWN,..-,' LEANARD, ODEN, BURKE. JOHNSON, SAXON, COPELAND, HILDEBRAND. BELCHER GBLOOD. JACKSON. BOMNj' REYNOLDS. SMITH, YOUN FRANKE. HA SHUFFLER. SAXON. -4 Band HET. ODEN. a *14 Newly organized under excellen direction o f Colonel R. J. Dunn is steadily progressing. .Aa The Director K Our photographers themselves proudly present their cSrzcz�.��iot� I Arrival Typical Homeroom Study Hall 6 V Soup 5 V - 3 Between classes Activity period 7 At Last 8 4 Soup line W � � /� i jkw A Jew 4' or r \. ti. OUT SoaitEzl 0 The '48 SHORTHORN Staff wishes to thank the following contributors who have made this annual possible. Let's give them our full support. A FRIEND BURGESS -PUGH HOME BUILDERS 4 -1132 North Gate AGGIE CLEANERS 4 -4554 North Gate COLLEGE STATION TAXI COLLEGE 4 -7114 College AGGIELAND PHARMACY 2 -5145 4 -4004 North Gate CALDWELL'S JEWELRY 2 -2435 Bryan AGGIELAND RECORD SHOP COLLEGE North Gate College CAMPUS THEATER College 4 -1181 North Gate AGGIELAND STUDIO 4 -1180 North Gate CANADY'S PHARMACY COLLEGE 2 -1511 Bryan AMERICAN GENERAL LIFE INS. 4 -1174 4 -1132 College CHARLIE'S FOOD MARKET 4 -1145 North Gate A. M. GRILL COLLEGIATE SHOPPE 4 -9384 North Gate CITY NATIONAL BANK Bryan 2 -1531 Bryan A. & M. PHOTO 4 -6844 North Gate. COLLEGE BOOK STORE 4 -8814 North Gate A. M. WALDROP Bryan College COLLEGE INN OF BRYAN 2 -5145 Bryan BARRON- BRITON INC. 2 -1304 College Ave. COLLEGE INN CAFE College North Gate BERNATH MOTOR CO. 2 -2345 College Ave. COLLEGE HILLS SALON 4 -1174 East Gate BEVERLY BRALEY 2 -8619 Bryan COLLEGIATE SHOPPE 2 -5545 Bryan BLACK'S PHARMACY 4 -1182 East Gate COLSON & CO. 4 -1132 North Gate BRINT MORRIS MOTORS 2 -1311 Bryan CORBUSIER- CHEVROLET 2 -1376 Bryan BRYAN STUDIO 2 -1624 Bryan DOBYNE JEWELER'S College North Gate DR. HARRISON LONDON BROS. PAINT College North Gate 2 -8684 College Avenue DR. PEPPER BOTTLERS MADELY'S PHARMACY 2 -8695 Bryan 4 -4144 Southside EUGENE EDGE & SON MAIS SUPER - MARKET On the Corner Bryan 4 -8514 East Gate FIRST STATE AND TRUST BANK MANNING SMITH GROCERY 2 -1321 Bryan 4 -1141 East Gate FRED C. SEALE ELECTRIC SHOP 2 -6424 Highway 6 MC CULLOCH- DANSBY 2 -5164 Bryan i GUY DEATON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 2 -5254 Bryan MIKE BARRON 2 -8529 Bryan HALSELL - DONAHO 2 -1224 Bryan PARKER AUSTIN 2 -1541 Bryan HASWELL'S 2 -8235 Bryan REAL HAT SHOP 2 -6475 Bryan H. A. MILLER HARDWARE 4 -1145 North Gate R. L. MC CARTHY JEWELER'S North Gate College HERSHEL BURGESS 4 -8484 Oakwood SCARDINO MOTORS 2 -8815 Bryan HOLICK BOOT SHOP 4 -9674 North Gate SMITH CLEANERS + 4 -4444 North Gate J. C. CULPEPPER REALTY CO. 4 -1101 East Gate SOUTHSIDE FOOD MARKET 4 -8244 Southside J. COULTER SMITH 2 -6725 Bryan STACY FURNITURE 2 -1529 Bryan J. C. PENNY CO. 2 -6300 Bryan STUDENT CO -OP 4 -4114 North Gate JONES RADIATOR SHOP North Gate College TITLES INC. 2 -1361 Bryan y JONES SPORTING GOODS 2 -2832 Bryan WHITE AUTO 2 13 North Main Bryan JOYCE'S TOGS 'N TOYS College Avenue Bryan WILSON- BEARRIE 4 -8531 North Gate HOTARD'S CAFETERIA 2 -6249 Bryan WILSON BEAUTY SALON 4 -4314 North Gate LESTER'S SMART SHOP 2 -1525 Bryan W. C. HOLMES INSURANCE KRAFT FURNITURE STORE 2 -6605 Bryan 2 -5091 Bryan W. S. D. CLOTHIERS LILLY -CE CREAM CO.: Bryan College 2 -1515 Bryan _ WYATT'S FLOWERS 2 -2400 Bryan y. M. C. A. BARBER SHOP 4 -7174 Y. Bldg - YOUNGBLOOD'S 2 -8038 Midway ZUBIK TAILORS 4 -4354 North Gate ti h, VARNERS Bryan College NEHI BOTTLERS 2 -1330 Bryan AGGIE RADIO AND APPLIANCE CO 4 -1251 East Gate RONALD MC MULLAN College Inn North Gate P a � i Aft AND NOW WE'RE 'SIGNING OFF' FOR '48 'Mammy'