Mabank High School - Panther Yearbook (Mabank, TX)

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I . ' . fx. .g.g.g.:1,g,I.. . J . V .,:g.,., .-..,-. -I .'g4, S' - - ' .. -.,.'. .- , ' LN, ,,.,.. . ' , ,v '-gv.g.g:2. ,.g5.g3',',Q.g.7. - - '. ..,s -.- .-,.-.- bf.-.-. ! 1 N THE 1953 DEDICATION We, the Annual Staff of 1957-58 dedicate our yearbook, THE PANTHER, to Mrs. Vera Faye Elledge. She has been a loyal friend to every student and as our teacher she has labored diligently for the good of the school. We extend this small token of thanks to her for her years of service to Mabank High School and the surrounding communities. FOREWORD It has been the sincere purpose of the Panther staff of 1957-58 to record effectively the events of this school year as you would like to remember them. In years to come may you turn through these pages and recall only pleasant memories of achievements, happy and worthwhile experi- ences, and unselfish and lasting friendships formed while at the Mabank High School. THE STA FF SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE To the students of Mabank High School: We are entering into the most challenging age the world has ever known. In the past, Amer- ica has felt safe because we were separated from the rest of the world powers by water. Today, in an age of intercontinental missiles and world sat- ellites, we can no longer feel this security. To meet this New Age, our schools must stress the fundamentals more. By fundamentals, I mean mathematics, science, and languages. American schools are far behind Russia in teaching mathemat- ics and science. We need to stress the English lan- guage as well as foreign languages. America has rnet every challenge in the past, and I believe she will meet this one. Sincerely yours, Ernest C. Butler PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Dear Students: School life should teach us joys of work well done, the ideals of discipline as it enables us to live with our fellow students, and should teach us to deal fairly with all. There is no joy like that of achievement, no satisfaction like that which comes from a job well done, Your greatest dis- appointments will come as a result of failure through work poorly done, It occurs to me that we, as individuals, must plan carefully and meticulously our part in this world of ours. Anything that is so important to us as our success should not fail to receive proper de- liberation. Successful individuals are not born, they are products of hard work and resourcefulness that are within the reach of everyone. Our suc- cess will come only when we have a plan and carry it out. Sincerely yours, Wffafwff HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY E. G, BUTLER, Superintendent Advanced Mathematics B. S. . M. E. E. T. S. T.C., S. M. U. R. H. WHEELER, Principal Chemistry B. S. . M. E. N. T. S. C. MISS MAURINE BROKER, Seniors History, Civics, English B. S.. M. E. S.M.U. T, EARL DUNAHOO, Freshmen Agriculture B. S., M.A. E. T. S, T. C, MRS, VERA FAYE ELLEDGE Homemakihg Bo Sl I Mo Al E, T, S, T, C. MRS. DONALD GIBBS, Juniors Commercial B. S. N. T. S. C. B, W, HOFFMAN Math, Science B, S, S' H. S. T. C. R, E, LINDBLAD Band B. S. E., M. S.E. Henderson State MORRIS THREALKELD, Sophomores English, Speech B.A.. M. E. S.M.U.. 5.T.S.T.C. MRS. CLAUDE REYNOLDS Librarian CARL BRACY FFA 4 Years: Basketball 3 Years: Baseball 3 Years: Tennis 4 Years: Volleyball 4 Years: Secretary FFA 57-58: Poultry Judging 2 Years. SENIORS JUNE BOEHME Pep Squad 2 Years: FHA 4 Years: Choral 1 Year: Volleyball 1 Year: Baseball 1 Year. J -5' su ' Q - 'I 'lj .. 7 ' 5- 4' X: f f..lN RI CHARD KYLE QDICKJ BRAMBLITT Best All Round 57-58: Friendliest 55-56, 56-57: Football 4 Years, Captain 2 Years, 2nd Team All- District 56-57: Freshman Class Favorite: Student Council 4 Years: Class Officer 4 Years: Junior Class President: Annual Staff: Paper Staff: One Act Play: FFA 3 Years: Band 3 Years, Resident 56-57: Basket- ball 1 Year: Baseball 3 Years: Track 2 Years. JIM COLEMAN Football 4 Years, Lettered All-District 57: Basketball 4 Years, Lettered 3 Years: Track 4 Years, Lettered 4 Years: Base- ball 4 Years: Volleyball 4 Years: Band 4 Years: One Act Play 56-57: District Poetry Reading 56-57: FFA 54-55: Tennis: Freshman Class Presidents Most Likely to Succeed 56 -57, 57-58. - . I Q BOBBY CONNER FFA 4 Years: Baseball 1 Year: Volleyball 1 Year: Beef Judging 1 Year. 1. i f 1,-:E i w? . E' ALTON WAYNE FROSCH Football, Lettered 4 Years: All-District Guard 553-56, 57: All Sectional Guard 56: Basketball 4 Years: Track 4 Years: Baseball 3 Years: Volleyball 4 Years: FFA 4 Years, President 57 -58: Grass Judging 4 Years: Cutest 54-55: FHA Beau 54-55: Number Sense 2 Yearg QW PA TSY HA LL Pep Squad 2 Years: FHA 4 Years, Treas- urer 5'7-58: Paper Staff: Freshman Parliamentarian: Choral 2 Years: Vol- leyball 1 Year: Baseball 1 Year. ,.e- 1 HOMER GREGORY FFA 3 Years: FFA Officer 2 Years: Softball 1 Year: Grass Team 3 Years: Football Manager 1 Year: Paper Staff 1 Year: Tenms 4 Years. qw ,. QE- A, A BILLY HAMMER FFA 4 Years: Football 2 Years: Volley ball 1 Year: Poultry Judging 1 Year: Wittiest 57-58. Q X. 1 I '--. xx , f C' N M 'iz xl I 9 5 x ,I ' JOE EARL HUBBARD Editor Panther Scream 58: Class Officer 55-56: FFA 2 Years: Tennis 1 Year: Volleyball 3 Years. fn N vii 'N N x,. K 'T'-7' 215' :D m fg 1, 1 5 b , ? DAVID JENNINGS Football, Letter-ed 4 Years: Basketball 1 Year: FFA 4 Years: Band 3 Years, Officer 1 Year: Sophomore Vice President: Junior MONTIE JOHNSON Football 2 Years, 2nd Team, All-Dist- rict 57: Basketball 3 Years: Track 2 Years: Freshman Class Favorite: Student Council 2 Years: Dairy Judging 2 Years: Baseball 2 Years: FFA 4 Years, President 56-57: Friendliest 57-58: Class Officer 3 Years: FFA Student Advisor: Student Council Vice President 57-58. Class Favorite: Senior Class Favorite: Business Manager Paper Staff: Track 2 Years: Baseball 1 Year: Slide Rule 1 Year. Second Place. 'N Z A X w ntfxtf BOBBY KEEBLE FFA 3 Years: Baseball 2 Years: Track 1 Year: Senior class President: Volleyball 2 Years. 5 D , fn 'Mig 'gills W ' N Wh , ,ffl N gk - . DONALD McANALLY FFA 4 Years: FFA Reporter 2 Years: Grass Judging 3 Years: Tennis 2 Years: Extemporaneous Speaking 3 Years fFirst Place 3 Yearsy: Interscholastic Typing 1 Year: District FFA Sentinel, .Z If A ADX, - BETTY MINCE FHA 4 Years: Choral 2 Years: FHA Officer, Pianist: First Place Spelling 3 Years. ,RI V I x . Hi! 2 9 U 3271 ..- I nf P :...f, ' ETL we, ? POLLY RICHARDSON NANCE FHA 4 Years: Choral 3 Years: Class Re- porter 2 Years: Annual Staff 56-57: Interscholastic League 2 Years. 1 MYRA ODOM Majorette 3 Years: FHA 4 Years: Football Sweetheart 56: Class Officer 1 Year: Choral 3 Years: Choral Officer 2 Years: Friendliest 2 Years: Annual Staff 1 Year: Paper Staff 1 Year: Basketball 2 Years: FHA Officer 2 Years: Student Council 1 Year. It lf! QM- ' 2 MARTHA ODOM Cheerleader 4 Years: FHA 4 Years: Homecoming Queen 55- 56: Class Officer 2 Years: Choral 3 Years, Class Favorite 2 Years: Best All-Round 5'7- 58: Homecoming Representative 57-58 Tennis 3 Years: Annual Staff 1 Year: Paper Staff 1 Year. .N. -one 5 X 'R 7X n l 'Q' SAUTE LOU ISE PA RK ER FHA 3 Years: Choral 3 Years. 5+ 'B rung E J :Ii .196 ,.....a A llllt::4::, :L dlllr , llllll 'I ff VIRGIL SHARPE Class Officer 1 Year: FFA 4 Years: FFA Officer 2 Years: Poultry Judging 2 Years. ' ,Qt fl ,U nt .' Tllikvsis jr .4 lg YN Vx x ,lifllviikli REGGIE BEETS SMITH Football, Lettered 4 Years. Captain 1 Year, All-Sectional 1 Year, 2nd Team All-Dist- rict 2 Years: Basketball, Letter-ed 4 Years, 2nd Team All-District 1 Year: Track 4 Years: Volleyball 4 Years: State Track Meet 1 Year: Student Council Vice-Pres- ident: Class Officer 3 Years: FFA 4 Years, Officer 3 Years: Baseball 4 Years. l 'N 4 ww . luv .uv HOLLIS TA PP JOYCE TA RLTON Track 4 Years, Lettered 3 Years: Football, Lettered 1 Year: Annual staff: Slide Rule, District, Regional 57: FFA 54-55. MARGIE ANN TEAGUE Pep Squad 2 Years: Fl-IA 4 Years: Volleyball 1 Year: Tennis 1 Year: Choral 2 Years: Social Chairman 54- 55: Baseball 1 Year, 18 9 5 Most Likely to Succeed 57: FHA 4 Years: Corresponding Secretary 58: Delegate to Area and State Convention 57: Girl of the Month: Student Council 2 Years, Secretary 58: Paper Staff: Class Treasurer 58: Choral 1 Year: Volleyball 1 Year: Baseball 1 Year: Extemporaneous Speaking First in District 2 Years: Spelling 2 Years. First in District: One Act Play 57, Best Actress, District. PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON Senior Class Favorite: Choral 2 Years, Officer 1 Year: Junior Usher: FHA 4 Years: Paper Staff. 15 W- Z am X ,A l i xg Y f . .f A , ? ' 1 - Q gs v if M 5 ' Q' I 1 . 'E' Y' w f X f A 1 , 4 nv' Ki . ff f , vw O Wi.. C ' ,-A 2, ' ,, X . , L vf. M R, , ff 7' uv ...U-4' ......,,, 1' Q V ' fau mf? f ' V 76 5 .4 Si! 1 E39 E 1 ' ff ' im , A DA VID DOROUGH BUDDY DYER PANSY EVES LA RRY FROSCH LEROY GORDON BOBBY GREER JUNIORS BETTY ATHERTON BOB BU SBY DONNIE CA BA NISS VIRGINIA CRAFT CHARLES GROOM DIA NNE GROOM HAROLD HAMMER LINDA HARPER WA LDON HUNTER PATRICIA HUTCHISON ROGER HYDE MARY ELLEN KILLIAN GARRY MCGLAUN ROLAND McMI.LLIN DON SMALLWOOD JANET STEGALL BECKY THOMPSON DAN PAUL TINSLEY JERRY WILLIA M S JOHN ALLEN MA NNING BO MA SSEY LYNN RIC HARDSON LYNN SA NDERS A SOPHOMORES Donnie M. Bell Mike Beverly Peggy Jo Bland Mackey Brown Shirley Byers Richard Craft Carolyn Dunn Ronald Dunson Johnny Dyer Ann Gordon Ronald Groom Donald Hall Sammy Killian J. N. Kirkpatrick Carole Lynn Clint Marable Ronal Massey Boyce Nabors Douglas Norman Lorene Sands Pamela Sapp Thomas Scroggins Don Thomas James Wood Linda Kay Wood Fred Yakesch FRESHMEN :tty Anderson rgaret Atherton v1d Burns n Busby id Clark rgle Conner Carson r 1 lrlotte Darden Ann Davis la Mae Easley meth Gray les Harris da Heffmgton Sue Howell Hatchell 1 . lry Hyde lma Lester ty McGlaunn y Don Pool lette Rand Rynell Reynolds Judy Stegall Sheila Tapp Barbara Wheeler Nancy Woolverton BEST ALI.-'RQUND MARTHA oDoM DICK BRAMBLITT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JAMES COLEMAN JOYCE TA RLTON FRIENDLIEST MYRA ODOM MONTIE JOHNSON MOST ATHLETIC LINDA KAY WOOD CHARLES GROOM WITTIEST DIA NNE GROOM BILLY HAMMER CUTEST JANET STEGALL RONALD GENE GROOM SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES PATRICIA THOMPSON DAVID JENNINGS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOBBY KEEBLE ------ President DICK BRAMBLITT - - Vice President MYRA ODOM ------- Secretary JOYCE TARLTON ---- -Treasurer POLLY NANCE - - MONTIE JOHNSON VIRGIL SHA RPE ---- - - - - - Reporter Sgt. -at-Arms - - -Sentinel JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEROY GORDON ----- President CHARLES GROOM - - Vice President JANET STEGALL ---- Sec. -Treas. BECKY THOMPSON ---- Reporter GARRY MCGLAUNN - -Sgt. -at-Arms JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES BECKY THOMPSON GARRY MCGLAUNN SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES DOUGLA S NORMA N PA MELA SA PP SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS DOUGLAS NORMAN ---- President DONNIE BELL ---- Vice President CAROLYN DUNN ----- Secretary PEGGY BLA ND ------ Treasurer LINDA KAY WOOD ---- Reporter MIKE BEVERLY ---- Sgt. -at-Arms FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS - - - - - President WILLA EASLEY - - - JERRY DON POOL JUDY STEGALL - IAN HATCHELL - GEORGIE CONNER HENRY HYDE - - SHEILA TAPP - - Vice President - - Secretary - - - - Treasurer Parliamentarian - - - Reporter - - - Reporter FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES .TOE CARSON IUDY STEGALL A S STUDENT COUNCIL PAPER STAFF PEP SQUA D OFFICERS C HEERLEA DERS PEP SQUAD V 2 OFFICERS SWEETHEART Brenda He ffington FARM ER S 539 3 FUTURE FARMERS OFFICERS BEAUX Montie Johnson Ronald Massey FUTURE HOMEMAKERS X S SWEETHEART HOMECOMING QUEEN, Nancy Woolvertong PBSSY Bland ATTENDANTS, Pam Sapp, Becky Thompson, Martha Odom. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Coaches Manager ROSS CHAMBERS, BOB HOFFMAN BILLY RICHARD CRAFT f4l37f: 'L7 H an C ' L, EQ-za. - ,ly i l A X- A , Aw - I 'N' A 3 , '- 1 , , .fl ,L V I rvjwfx A ,V X it . I 1 4 I .x-gy . ..,,a,M, I my 0.,-.-2W,- , REGGIE SMITH DICK BRAMBLITT CHARLES GRQOM Lettered 4 Years Lettered 4 Years Lettered 2 Years Tri-Captain Tri-Captain Trpcapgain 22 37 31 Quarterback Fullback Halfback BOYS' BASKETBALL A TEAM BOYS' BASKETBALL B TEAM CHARLES GROOM RONALD GENE GROOM Center Forward RONAL MASSEY HJBBY GREER Forward Guard BOB BUSBY Guard XX . ,I M, If W ,, 9 1 Absent PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE LEROY GORDON Forward BOBBY HOFFMAN PANSY EVES Coach Manager GIRLS' BASKETBALL -5 ,mf-f ,.. , -. 4Q if? in ' 1 . ,- A QA 5, , F, ? Y wg 5, Xia FKA Y ,Q E 'UN in 5 5 V v ' ae ZAAQ 1 QA 29491 X f 1, 2 pg , , M, , wg. 5 v , , 1463 W ,. e .W , 'x +. M ' 1 33-W M V5 gy? R With! N, X0 is wi 'Z ' 4 Q Wy? yf R .4 H 4 35,1 R J 1 l W K if-s 'rf' ... 5 Ak ,Li K 6 1 AL ssrr 'E X 1 1 O :CJ by fM K1 fa- Sy Q Q Q, J -..L- . xv I - 'Q' i H Gnu-57 . f, ,g,w ,N jf Wy 'Q 1 J: :E 5' f , djgg gg Sul : W .,f bw' Iii! f -'WJ ' q f .. X L J I 1' ' , H' P 3 5 A ' ,Q - ' f ff' L W ,. ll V 4 ' L 9, - Q X. ELEMENTARY FACULTY ROSS CHAMBERS, Principal High School Coach B. S. . M. E. E. T. 5. T. C. MRS, E, C. BUTLER Fourth Grade B. S.. M. E. E,T,S,T,C, MRS, E, L, DELLIS First Grade M. S. . M.E. T.S.C.W.. S.M.U. MRS. L S. FLANAGAN Fifth Grade Bl Sl . Mo El E. T. S. T.C. MRS. I. W. GRAY Seventh Grade B. S., M, E, E.T.S. T. C. MRS, C, T, HALL First and Second Grades B. S.. NLE. E, T,S,T,C, MRS, H, T, JONES Sixth Grade B.5.. M. E. E.T.S. T. C. MISS MAYME JORDAN Third Grade B, S, N. T. 5. C. MISS WILLIE MAE LAMB Eighth Grade B.5.. MJ5. E, T, S, T, C. MISS GERTRUDE RICHMAN Second and Third Grade B, S, N.T,S, C. SIXTH GRADE Sexton, Alphin, Beverly, McDonald, Thompson, Sapp, McAna11y, Eubank, Norman, Jenkins, Hall, Stone, Marable, Hammer, Langford, Ward, Featherston, Neighbors, Hyde, Splawn, Boyde, Neighbors, MRS, JONES, FIFTH GRADE Eaton, Stampher, Killian, Brown, Toney, Dyer, Dunson, Boehme, Rand, Wilson, Wycough, Bailey, Gibbs, Kennedy, Stevens, Tarlton, Nabors, Pool, Coleman, Boyde, Boehme, Busby, Freeman, Wisdom, Mayo, Anthony, Lester, Clayburn, Teague, Long Darden, Brown, Dupree, Clark, Groom, Armstrong, Clark, Ward, MRS, FLANAGAN, FOURTH GRADE Sharber, Featherston, Morgan, Bridges, Lynn, Carson, Jackson, Athey, Huddleston, Belcher, Tapp, Beers, Stone, Alphin, Bamezr, Dorough, Hyde, Groom, Gibbs, Jones, Wooldridge, Williamson, Williams, Hamilton, Lacey, Langford, Neighbors, MRS, BUTLER, SECOND AND THIRD GRADES Paschall, Boehme, Myrick, Toney, Sharpe, Wheeler, Clark, Morgan, Brown, Dorough, Ward, Richman, Bell, Bowden, Massey, Doudle, Hopkins, Mixon, Stamper, Clark, Sexton, Wood, Long, MISS RICHMAN. THIRD GRADE Nabors, Clark, Howell, Anthony, Mayo, Nabors, Armstrong, Rand, Tarlton, Stone, Ward, Jenkins, SHPP. Dunahoo, Richardson, Moore, Curlin, Southerland, Darden, Hardy, Wilson, Claybum, Dunn, Hall, Wycough, Sexton, Carson, Bookman, Bailey, Vincent, Stevens, MISS JORDAN, FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Morgan, Guill, Westmoreland, Wooldridge, Hyde, Neighbors, Marable, Gibbs, Hall, Richman, Wisdom, Athey, Hyde, Busby, Bookman, Johnson, Davis, Jones, Boatwright Featherston, Green, Meredith, Stone, Alphin, Mayo, Tarlton, Reese, MRS, HALL, FIRST GRADE Gibbs, Neighbors, Reese, Hutchison, Mixon, Dorough, Clark, Westmoreland, Long, Chandler, Hyde, Bailey, Mayo, Gatlin, Groom, Wheeler, Teague, McDonald, Harris, Toney, Murphy, Thompson, Eubank, Everitt, Dyer, Morgan, MRS. DELLIS. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mrs. Mr. Mr. Compliments of JUNIOR PARENTS and Mrs. Barley Dyer Temple Dorough and Mrs Spencer Stegall and Mrs Buster Thompson and Mrs. Earl Harper and Mrs John Atherton and Mrs Hugh Killian and Mrs. Jess Hutchison and Mrs. Pat Eves Nancy Gordon and Mrs. Clyde Hammer and Mrs. Dick Cabiness and Mrs L. L, Smallwood and Mrs. John Manning and Mrs Truman Groom and Mrs Oran Hunter Joyce McMillin and Mrs G. L. Greer and Mrs. J. D. Groom and Mrs. H. G. McGlaun and Mrs I. T. Tinsley and Mrs Herman Frosch and Mrs. J. H. Williams and Mrs Claude Massey and Mrs Wayne Hyde and Mrs, T. E. Thompson and Mrs A. D. Richardson and Mrs. E, E. Sanders Raymond Cheek and Mrs. Robert Busby and Mrs. Tobe Craft Mr. Compliments of OUR FRIENDS Mr. Jimmy Ray Greer Mrs. J. C. Gibbs National Biscuit Company Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mrs. Mrs and Mrs Donald Gibbs and Mrs Johnny Gray and Mrs Ed Dellis and Mrs Kenneth Stone and Mrs. Paul Pearson A. T. Engle Ard Roberson Shorty Wier Claude Reynolds Dee Lee Thomas Charlotte McShan Scott James Pippin and Mrs. Maurice Wheat Byron Dixon Donald Trull Mary Nell Smith Skiles Bill Anderson Dessie Whitcher Iva Lee Cook Barrington Gene and Wynelle Reeves Mrs. Pauline Williams Magures Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Joe Williams and Mrs. Joe Odom G. R. 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