Everman High School - Beacon Yearbook (Everman, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

f V. f rv e J i jy 1950-51 7 e StudatU Everman High School j4«mucU St4$ Editor J oy ce W aike r Assistant Editor Eugene C ar roll Busine s s Manage r B e tty Dunkin Sales Manage r Emme tt Jenkins Snap-Shot Editor Eva Gi ffor d C las s Editor Bobbi e C ouison Sports Editor Bi 11 Stevenson The Beacon 1 ' j.inji 7 e Stucte tt Everman High School Editor Joyce W alke r Assistant Editor Eugene Carroll Business Manager Betty Dunkin Sales Manager Emmett Jenkins Snap-Shot Editor Eva Gifford C lass Editor Bobbie C oulson Sports Editor Bi 11 Stevens on Uebication To the one who worked with us so faithfully through our high Fchool years to make them happy ones, we sincerely dedicate the 1951 edition of the ' ' Beacon to Miss Virginia Ruth Crouch, one who is esteemed and respected by students, co-workers, and the community. Kecccndion In recognition of one who has given her time and patience and who has worked so faithfully in helping to make this school better, our deepest thoughts and appreciation go to Miss Sue Mann, our high school supervisor. FACULTY I V -4% if MR. ERNEST RAY B.S.; N.T.S.C. M.Ed.; T.C.U. Superintendent Shop Instructor MISS SUE B. MANN B.A.; Texas Wesleyan M.A.; S.M.U. High School Supervisor MRS. LETA M. GABY M.Ed.; T.C.U. High School Supervisor MR. BARTON G. HORTON B.S.; A. M. M.A.; T.C.U. MR. A. B. BINNEY B.A. M.A. Science Mathematics MRS. JACK NEILL B.A.; N.T.S.C. High School English Eighth Grade Sponsor MISS VIRGINIA CROUCH B.A.; T.C.U. Home Economics Eighth Grade Arithmetic Dietician Senior Junior Sponsor MR. F. J. KUDLATY B.A.; T.C.U. Head Coach History Health MRS. HOLTON DOMINY T.W.C., Westminister College First Second Grades MRS. ALPHA HOMMEL B.S.; T.C.U. Second Third Grades MRS. R. W. CALDWELL B.A.; T.W.C. Fourth Fifth Grades MRS. A. L. BENTLY B.S.; T.W.C. Typing, Fifth Sixth Grades MRS. O. S. BROWNING Cook MRS. VERA LINDER Music Director MRS. MARY BARNES Cook MRS. GEORGIA DUKE MR. COLE Custodian Relied iboa b Top Row, left to right: Messrs. B. R. Nix, J. W. Bishop, I. M. Langley, H. B. Easter. Bottom Row: Messrs. L. M- Stevenson, C. A. Bauer, Ernest Ray, R. D. Malone. A 7.(1 OHiceis Left to Right: Mmes. R. W. Caldwell, O. E. Browing, Ernest Winnett, I. M. Langley, Johnny Hale. $€niOR$ JOYCE WALKER Editor ' 51 Annual Secretary Senior Class Most Popular Girl ' 51 Basketball Queen ' 51 President of 4-H Club ' 51 Emily ' Senior Play ' 51 Secretary Student Council ' 51 BILL STEVENSON Sports Editor ' 51 Annual Vice-President Senior Clas Most Popular Boy ' 50 , ' 51 Basketball King ' 51 Senior High Rep.-at-Large Student Council ' 51 Basketball Letterman 3 yrs, Bob Senior Play ' 51 BETTY DUNKIN Business Mgr. ' 51 Annual Treasurer Senior Class 4-H Member 5 yrs. Best Citizen ' 51 Geraldine Senior Play ' 51 Senior Rep. Student Council ' 51 BOBBIE SUE COULSON «« ■ Class Editor ' 51 Annual Reporter Senior Class 4-H Member 2 years Betty Senior Play ' 51 MMETT JENKINS ties Mgr. ' 51 Annual res. Senior Class res. Student Council ' 51 Dad Senior Play ' 50 Bert Senior Play ' 51 asketball Letterman 2 ears IVA MARIE GIFFORD Snapshot Editor ' 51 Annual Reporter Senior Class Sec. Choral Club ' 51 4-H Member 1 year Belle Senior Play ' 51 Class Will We the Senior Class of 1951, being of sound body and mind, are about to leave this mortuary of brains behind to start a new life, one of living. We hereby leave the following to lower classmen: Bobbie Coulson wills her figure to Shirley Mae Wylie, in hopes that it will bring her more luck than she has had lately. B etty D unkin wills her ability to live through Texas History class to Zonita Easter, with the following epitaph, In memory of those who have died waiting for the bell to ring. Iva Marie Gifford wills her ability to get to school at 7:10 every morning to Geneva Owen, with this thought, The early bird catches the worm. She also wills her temper to Harry Jean Duke, with this thought, Sometimes it helps. ' ' Emmett Jenkins wills the keys to the cold drink machines to Corky Arnold, and his ability to get away with any and everything to Joe Currie Bean. Bill Stevenson wills his back seat in study hall to Eugene Carroll, and his temper to Orien Knight. Joyce Walker wills her hard head and drooping lower lip to Margie Vaden, with this thought, Sometimes it works. In closing Bobbie Coulson leaves her job in the office to Shirley Dawn Wall because of her good nature. junioRs UGENE CARROLL DE BEAN CORKY ARNOLD EAN DUKE UGENE WATTS ELBERT TAYLOR GENEVA OWEN CLEATIS SATTER FIELD ORIEN KNIGHT r soptiomoRES SHIRLEY WYLIE FRANK RIED SHIRLEY WALL BILLY COOK ZONITA EASTER ROGER LYNN STEPHENSON WAYMON WYNN PATSY NIX HAL VAUGHN SHIRLEY NOWELL HAROLD LANGLEY FflfJfllMH MARY BRYANT MARTHA BROWNING flesh men MARGIE VADEN ANNETTE WYLIE JAMES DUKE JIMMY BRADFGRI GERALD BAUER CHARLES SATTER FIELD PATRICIA CARROLL flesh men SHIRLEY MADDOX tODNEY PALMER VILBURN FARRIS IENNETH HOLMES IMMY LINDSEY ALE MA LONE DORA ROBERTS BILLY CRIBBS RICHARD TEAGUE GfiflDiS oi jhtli Glade Elon Owen Vergiline Vaden Wayne Bryant Patsy Lee Walker Bobby Farris Wilna Meadow Shirley Browing James Taylor Joann Morris Le Roy Gann Mary Ann Morris Dale Jenkins ft ? VJ . S1j1 J r i Elmer Lee Martha Bean Elmo Lee Jim Mai one Betty Jo Peacock Bobby Pierce Santford Miller Billy Jack Furgerson ■ ■H Charlie Miller Shirley King Tommy Wagner Burl Butler Carolyn Teague Donald Morris Joyce Roberts Wanda Cook Donald Arnold Richard Byrant Charles Furgeson Janis Maxwell Mary Pridgeon Roy Bean Virgil Steinberger Jack Nowell 4K HLi- i Charles Forsythe Bert Fugitt Carol Nix Kent Watts Ann Dudley Weldon Butler Gayle Conway Wilma Cribbs Leonard Pittman Wynagene Stephenson Nancy Flories Butch Malone Margaret Pridgeon Guy Roberts Ryan Wagner Lynda Bauer Earsel Pierce Barbara Easter Sanjo Brown Robbie Johnson Mack Hale Pat Arnold Billy Martin Kenneth Crosley Charlotte Bounds ' Little Pilgrims ' I ; ;i: 9 filth Cjiacli Jerry Cook Suzanne Bauer Jan Crosley Lutrece Lowe Charlie Rivers Patricia Youngblood Glenda Coker Mary Ann Kramer Charles Mashburn Francine McCoy Juanita Reuter Vici Cole Charles Hardgrove Willow Dwyer Doris Satterfield Melba Jenkins Marvin Brown Charline Johnson Judy Bauer Lawanna Lawrence Banny Cogdell James Pope Jeffry Hale Bobby Harding fcuitk J abe Peggy Hargroves Terry McCoy Francis Miller Donald Farris Glenda Williams Joe David Bryant Annette Bryant Laroy Easter Joyce Harding Edward Rivers Ann Martin Kenneth Hoskins Barbara Barnes Thomas Williams Margaret Marshall Ollie Gene Maxwell Diana Cooper David Barghesi Betty Beck Richard Sanders Faye Bean Kenneth Pope Lannie Knight Freddie Coomer Michel Holmes !34.fc 7 k ' Cflabe Larry Easter Jackie Satterfield Jack Graham James Dwyer Dee Lynne House Eddy Morris Priscilla Burns Bonnie Bishop Mackey Holley Ray Alexander Judy Pierce James Pendleton ' ■■M Carlyn Malone Perry Mack Flories Floyd Spraggins Charles Pridgeon Harmon King Marcilla Williams David Bauer ( econc) Lviabe, First Row: T. J. Marshall, Gwendolyn Williams, Gary Cooper, Martha Neill, Harry Adamson, Patsy Hardin. Second Row: Judy Morris, David Conway, Freda Gaither, Jerry O ' Rear, Jean Douglas, Jerry Cole. Third Row: James Fugitt, Ferrolyn Richardson, Edward Browning, Retha Mullins, John Neighbors, Margaret Sue Holt. Fourth Row: Jan Graham, Melvin Farris, Linda Kirby, Janus Allen, Joan Pittman, Donald Fugitt Fifth Row: Brenda Knight, Timothy House, June Nix. fX £j lf 1 F— y El Vwi .«tl , S! ' Mary Marshall Patricia Dunkin Doris Coker Joyce Holley Tommy Cole Melba Sanders Johnny Hollis Barbara Littlejohn James Beck Ronnie McCoy Barbara Taylor Andrew Sullevan Myrtle Fugitt Barbara Fugitt Ruth Pope ' Louise Sanders Thomas Barnes Mary McCurley Jimmy Bishop Patricia Fagg Richard Oakley Jimmy Neill Lillie Miller Homer Brown Faye Kirby Donna Williams - Z _ h. 7 Of FflVOfilTtS Kinc avid Queen ok oaskeibali Crtonation KING BILL STEVENSON OUEEN JOYCE WALKER GUARDS ROY BEAN BOBBY FARRIS TRAIN BEARERS DONNA WILLIAMS RONNIE McCOY CROWN BEARER JOHNNY HOLLIS FLOWER GIRLS JOYCE ANN HOLLY BARBARA LITTLEJOHN Thod Stadifrd Cjiil CHARLYNE CATHY Died PcfuU 8 BILL STEVENSON Bed Cm izen BETTY DUNKIN Tiled nanascme Sou ROGER LYNN STEPHENSON ■ w Tied Popular Cjid DYCE WALKER fted Citizen JOE CURRIE BEAN SPORTS T f « Basketball Back R ow , left to right: Delbert Taylor, Kenneth Holmes, Dale Malone, Billy Cook, Coach F. Kudlaty, Jr., Cleatis Satterfield, Corky Arnold, Manager Frank Reid. Second Row: Manager Charles Satterfield, Eugene Carroll, Jimmy Lindsey, Bill Stevenson, Jim Malone, Roger Stephenson, Orien Knight. Third Row: Bobby Farris, Wayne Bryant, Wilburn Farris, Gerald Bauer, Elon Owen. The 1950-51 Everman cage season was c onsidered opened September 1 4, 1951. For two months the squad concerned themselves with conditioning, fundamentals, and the basic ideas of basketball. The squad started slowly, due to inexperienced personnel, and adoption of a new system of offensive patterns. Burleson, one of the state ' s more powerful clubs, was the opening opponent, and although the Bulldogs proved no match for the hardwood-wise Red and Black they learned and profited greatly by the experience of the game. As the season went on the squad rounded into better form. Close co-operation was pro- duced and the team began to attain the heights of which they are capable. When conference play was finally opened the squad accredited themselves with a 5 won and 3 lost record, and a fourth- place standing in the nine team conference. Highlights of the season were the 60-24 win over Kenned ale, and the 33-29 upset of the unbeaten Azle . In the conference tournament the Bulldogs were outmanned by a larger, man experienced Grapevine squad. The future looks promising with only one graduat ing senior, and seven returning lettermen due back on the Bulldog campus in 1951-52. With these prospects it is hoped that next year ' s squad will better the five won and the eight lost record of this year ' s young, inexperienced, but never say die, ball club. SEASON RECORD Everman 1 7 Everman 20 Everman 22 Eve rman 33 Everman 16 Eve rman 33 Everman 26 Eve rman 34 Everman 27 Eve rman 60 Everman 33 Eve rman 29 Everman 36 Everman 27 Everman 35 Eve rman 28 Burleson 46 Burleson 50 Mansfield 32 Mathews Memorial 25 Ash Crescent 33 Mansfield 24 Alvarado 1 5 Grapevine 47 Aledo 43 Kennedale 24 Azle 29 Euless 33 Lake Worth 29 Masonic Home 22 Keller 3 1 Grapevine 34 an Duke irley Wylie artha Browning argie Vaden sneva Owen ' Sweater-Girl ' ' ' Sweethearts ' ' Ala Master ' P.T.A. ' s Halloween Supper Cakes for Sale ! Pretty Tree Xmas Party Fairies Little Pilgrims ! ■ Long- Long Ago ! f Christmas Party Brownie s Santa is Coming to Town Yankees in Texas ' Genius Poor Freshie ! Yea BULLDOGS What ' s This BUSY BODIES GOOD SCOUTS AUCTIONEER FEMALE BRANCH OF EVERMAN HIGH At Ke.Hk ? ff t drw - ji 3 ' - H H A «$ U tu F 8 f Vh. ' stf Afew TAut. flDVEfiTISIIlG Fine FoCXls Motor Co. 7  . 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