Beckville High School - Beckvillian Yearbook (Beckville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1948 volume:

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The reason is obvious: The Bearcats won the district title their first season ater reactivation in 1946. Their second year they won the district and the bi-district honors without an op- posing score. They won the regional title with only one opposing touchdown scored. So to this team, Coach “Lanky” Warren, the sub- stitutes, and the managers, this annual is respectfully dedicated in the hope that its 1947 record will prove a goal to succeeding elevens in Bearcatland. SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE The Beckvillian of 1947-48 represents the activities and achievements of the Beckville Schools during the past year. Surely our school system is not everything that we would like for it to be, but in looking back we find that much progress has been made, and, with the continued cooperation of all concerned, I feel that even greater progress can be shown in succeeding years. The whole School System salutes the Editor, Sponsor, and Staff for this fine portrayal of the activi- ties of our schools. Our best wishes for much happiness and success go with you Seniors of 1948. May your work and efforts in the future be such that they will reflect credit upon yourselves, your families, the High School which you are leaving, and your God. Sincerely, fips! TUPI GORE HEMET EWA DIET GRAAL OSU LENT TETERT, c— as — cc Based fenaoeeom cv Cc = a Cr RAG: Johnie Lee Beauchamp Feemster Supt. Hero. Prin. Garis Barber 8th Grade Gracie B. ‘i Kuykendall 3rd Grade Mrs, LR. Sharp 4th Grade Mrs. ; Ralph Broome Home Eco. ) , IP Mrs. Harlan McBee Secretary Melvin Smith Vo. Agri. aay Davidson, Jr. Band | Mrs. Robert Morris lst Grade Katherine Vining History Mrs. Lola Edens Library Mrs. John P. Nisbett 6th Grade Mrs. Essie Williams 2nd Grade Avis Kinard Mathematics Mrs. Worth Yarborough Substitute genera SA e Billy Hugh Adams Luther Pearl Brightwell Marytield Beverly Waldrop Christine Bailey Barnette Cordray Juanita Patty 1 Williams Gene Barber Elizabeth Sharp ie Neil Williams Virgle Lee Hudson Everett Tompkins Wiliams Ervin Brightwell AWK. Jack Langley John Henry Vice JUNIORS Billie Hugh Adams Rudine Armstrong Delores Brake Mary Jo Briggs Sue Dailey Jack Harris Faye Higginbotham Howard Héard Lois Martin Louise Roquemore Durward Ross Bobby H. Shivers Huey Simmons Charles Singletary Margie Smith Jane Vaughn Bernice Waldrop Archie D. Williams Louise Yarborough PUES Sea SUP HOMURES 2 eee SOPHOMORES Nora Allen Annie Jane Allums Hermon Barton Jenelle Brake Dorothy Brevard Iva Lee Carter Leatha Dailey Reuben Dailey Patsy Gillis Phillip Ray Gray Ruby Harris Clyde Hughes Evelyn LaGrone Ross May Curtis Loftin Griffin Loftin Gloria F. McDowell James Frank Reed Jennetta Shadowens Pat Shivers Jimmy Lee Sturrock Jimmy Taylor Claud Tompkins Elsie Joe Vice David Waldrop Roy Waldrop Frank Woods — Los — —— ca Lis | PEEL Ba Li FRESHMEN Weldon Adams Buford Ray Baker Faye Brannon Maxie Brevard Nelda Fay Briggs Rondal Lee Briggs Josephine Clark Billy Dailey Phyllis Davidson Geraldine Godwin Jr. Higginbotham Bobby Gene Hill Kenneth Jackson Madeline Kelley Phyllis Langley Darrel McDaniel Doris Porter Durwin Ray Rodgers Laverne Taylor Charles Tompkins Jeanette Tompkins Randy Walden Nell Waldrop Floyd Williams Margaret Williams J. L. Yarborough Vernon Young ee Elvye Adams Bruce Allums 4 : = = Callie Sue Davis Norma Jean Griffin Wackel Brightwell Joe Loftin SEVENTH GRADE Johnny Dee Adams Joseph Brevard Marie Brevard Kate Craig Melba Dailey Shirley Fuller Della Mae Glover Glendia Hughes Margaret Kelley Jetta Martin Lee May Gloria Meador Randall Rogers Charlyn Shivers Ouida Simpson Mary Emma Sipes Charles Taylor Billy Wayne Tompkins Mary Lou Vaughn Betty Pearl Vice Darwin Waits Jack Williams Joy Williams SIXTH GRADE Sidgel Adams Bobby L. Allums Ruby L. Baker George Brooks Rachel Carter James E. Craig Gladys Davis Joan Flanagan Beverley Gray Dwayne Gray Danny Gillis Beth Harris Sarah Hill Jimmie G. Langley Mary Alice Loftin Billy J. Mayfield Willie J. Metcalf Lawrence McDowell Ruby Neal Linda Orms Chester Pellham Joy Fay Pierce Ellen Ross Joana Sharp Buford Shipley Jerry Tompkins Muriel Vice Larry Weaver James Roy Woods © Betty A. Yarborough Mary A. Youngblood Not pictured James R. Adams Francis Campbell James W. Ellis Jerry Fields Martha Ann Allen Herbert Allums Maxine Bailey Barbara Barber Kenneth Brake Charles Brevard Joyce Cordray Betty Jane Fite Reba Fuller Hulene Jenkins Mary Lou Jones Joe N. Langley Betty Joy Martin James W. Mayo Mary E. Pellham Billy Wayne Reed Arline Ross Bobby Schultz Virginia Shivers W. J. Smith Charles Stringfellow Gaylon Vaughn Billy Waldon James Waldrop June Weaver Patsy Yarborough Not pictured Patsy Bell W. J. Smith FOURTH GRADE Charles Beason Bobby Brevard Jackey Briggs Johnette Craig Sue Davidson Jerry Ellis James Glover James Hightower Joe Marion Hill Freddy Hughes Annie Sue Jon es Elizabeth LaGrone Lenora Lampin David Metcalf Emory Metcalf Rosa Metcalf Robert Nisbett Moza Rae Pierce Barbara Pruitt -Geneva Reed Mary A. Robinson Ruby Ann Ross Mary F. Selman Leona Shipley Melvin Smith ASSENT WHEN PicTuRES. pee eG) ye OW eee Ralph E. Smith Tommy Ray Smitl Warren E. Taube Hughes Taylor Thomas Taylor Joe Bob Tompkins Dottie Vice Joyce Waits Phillip Weaver John Ed Williams Tommy Woods Nelva Young PPR DRG RADE : Nelva Adams, Olive Allen, Robert -N. Barton, Mararet Beason, Bobby Beauchamp, Joan Campbell, Daniel Dailey, Shirley Davidson, Charles Davis, Leroy Hightower, Jonice' Hodge, Ouida Jackson. Reba Mayhaw, Robert Metcalf, Peggy McDaniel, Johnny McDowell, Kenn- eth Robinson, Annie Jean Shadowens, Floyd Schultz, Ruth Shipley, Arlin Sprat- ley, Marlin Spratley, Freddy Waits, Rodney L. Wilkerson, James A. Williams, Dewey Woods, Hubert Smith. Not pictured, Thomas A. Singleton. ayy a a ae Lula Pearl Arrant, Linda Brightwel, Patsy Churchwell, Jo Craig, Claud Curry, Mary Ethel Fergerson, Bobby Ferrell, Floyd Fields, Tommy Gene Fite, Douglas Richard Harris, Ola Mae Heard, Sandra Majors. Phelix Martin, Joyce Mayhaw, Charles Metcalf, Rosco Metcalf, James Nis- bett, Pat Orms, Rodney Pate, Barbara Jean Reed, Jimmy Ross, Patsy Ruth Ross, Minnie Ann Stringfellow, Tommy Lee Taylor, Jimmy Ray Tompkins, Louise Tompkins, Patsy Ann Tompkins, Annie Bell Vice, Dorothy Waldrop, Mary Williams. J. L. Bailey, Barbara Barton, Jim Beason, Jerry Bell, Buddy Campbell, Jerry Crawford, John Cordray, Jerry Curry, Lynn English, Martha Ann Fields, Brenda Flanagan, Sherwood Fuller, Shirley Hodge, Hazel Jones, Joe Dan Kelly, Char- lotte Lusk, Gray Monic, Mary Lynn Mayo. Billy Joe Rodgers, Margie Ruth Ross, Marlin Elvis Ross, Troy Neal Ross, Ellis Tatum, Paul Schultz, Buddy Tyson, Betty Vaughn, Mary Waldrop, Jack Warren, Judy Warren, Hershell Weaver, Mary Naye Williams, Mary Alice “YY arborough. $s ae sme rn creer ano ee ; j : i ; hs Ye eet See Ste Ss ee ae EEL AP EE, Z ; a er are a © 5. sap. LPs a” oe eee ¥e aaa EEGEaTA, tg = Sai Sige) FCI nt es Falters i i 1 i j ee | ie j ee} iti. fe eae ee ear shui 4 oats BaD “- rae = ip ees a Rae $ Peg HIGH SCHOOL FAVORITES Elizabeth Sharp Durward Ross James Gray Elizabeth Sharp beat Co CL proud MARY JO BRIGGS 4 - oh a } 4 it ; SAG dvi. RE. | yu Ay —_ Thi ANG Ai WA yan i i q AAG a, 4 i uy ; aa i, at I Nae ee aT Wyre Ee Na} mi Ni 4 wh Wy Ao) ibs ROO BANE G. L. Warren James Gray, Co. Capt. Coach Two Year Letterman Quarterback Marvin Briggs, Co. Capt. Virgle Hudson Barnette Cordray Two Year Letterman Two Year Letterman Letterman Tackle Guard End Ervin Brightwell Gene Barber Durward Ross Two Year Letterman Letterman Two Year Letterman Tackle and Guard Guard Fullback Jack Langley Two Year Letterman Right Halfback David Waldrop Griffin Loftin Frank Woods Two Year Letterman Letterman Two Year Letterman Guard End Billy Dailey Randy Walden J. L. Yarborough Letterman Letterman Letterman Tackle Left Halfback Quarterback FOOTBALL Vernon Young Billie Rae Adams Letterman Reserve Fullback Tackle Bobby Hugh Shivers Charles Tompkins Reserve Reserve Guard Guard James Frank Reed Reserve Roy Waldrop Weldon Adams Reserve Reserve End Guard ‘47 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Beckville Beckville Hallsville Beckville Tatum Beckville Joaquin Beckville Garrison Beckville Marshall B Beckville Shelbyville Beckville Tenaha BI-DISTRICT Beckville Springhill REGIONAL Beckville Ladonia ‘48 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Beckville. 4 2 2S FOCAL oo ee ae eee eee eee Beckville 36 Garrison Reckville. A Cushing Bockyiiie 0.5 Vi? Shellbyville Beckvilie : ERO shigle gee rake a Meee) OEE CCT IDSeEMiG ft gies te 24 eigis) lepgiglit: ee seem Leer cn ter Peckilies f0 ee es 3S Tenaha Beckville Tenaha Beckville [ocevudin akc ee eta eh dash 4 Deerville = cree No. 36 Garrison 1948 a a co = Lu “ ” aC co B. H. S. BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Charles Tompkins, Claud Tompkins, Randal Briggs, Weldon Adams, Bobby Hugh Shivers, Howard Heard, Roy Waldrop. Second Row: Vernon Young, David Waldrop, Barnette Cordray, Virgle Lee Hudson, Elmer Mayfield, Billie Hugh Adams, J. L. Yarborough. Third Row: Curtis Loftin, Frank Woods, James Gray, Durward Ross, Griffin Loftin, Marvin Briggs, Gene Barber, Coach L. G. Warren. First Row: Floyd Williams, Maxie Brevard, Darrell McDaniel, Bobby Gene Hill, Rondal Briggs, Weldon Adams, Barnette Cordray, Claud Tompkins. Second Row: Durward Ross, Billy Hugh Adams, Ervin Brightwell, John Henry Vice, Reuben Dailey, Gene Barber, Vernon Young, J. L. Yarborough. Third Row: Melvin Smith, Bobby Hugh: Shivers, Charles Tompkins, Phillip Ray Gray, Jimmy Lee Sturrock, Elmer Mayfield, Jimmy Taylor, Durwin Rogers, Buf ord Ray Baker, Roy Waldrop, Howard Heard, Virgle Hudson, David Wal- drop, Randy Walden. Fourth Row: Curtis Loftin, Jack Langley, Wayne Williams, Neil Williams, Kenneth Jackson, Billy Dailey, Frank Woods, Billie Rae Adams, James Gray, Marvin Briggs. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS HIT UHH 1 Row One: Jennetta Shadowens, Finance Chairman; Annie Jane Allums, Secretary; Leatha Dailey, Vice President; Sue Dailey, President; Nora Lee Allen, Treasurer; Gloria McDowell, Social Chairman. Row Two: Jenette Tompkins, Elsie Jo Vice, Welfare Chairman; Phyllis Langley, Jenelle Brake, Parliamentarian; Lois Martin, Hist orian; Dorothy Breward, Reporter; Phyllis Davidson, Patsy Gillis. Third Row: Geraldine Godwin, Mrs. Ralph Broome, Sponsor; Nell Waldrop, Fay Branham. Fourth Row: Jane Vaughn, Bernice Waldrop, Joseph Clark, Doris Porter, Margaret Williams, Madeline Kelly, Nelda Fay Briggs; Not Pictured: Mary Jo Briggs. B. H. S. BAND First Row: Evelyn LaGrone, Iva Lee Carter, Buford Baker, Ruby Harris, Geraldine Godwin, Leatha Dailey, Elizabeth Sharp Second Row: Nelda Fay Briggs, Phyllis Langley, Madeline Kelley, Gloria Fay McDowell, Mary Jo Briggs, Archie Williams, Jimmy Taylor. Third Row: Laverne Taylor, Durwin Rodgers; Nelda Jane Vaughn, Ross May, Jimmy Lee Sturrock, Ray Davidson, Jr. (Director), Patsy Gillis, Margie Smith, Maxie Brevard. Fourth Row: Sue Dailey, Rudine Armstrong, Beverly Waldrop, Louise Yarborough, Everett Tompkins, Bobby Gene Hill, Reuben Dailey, Pat Shivers, Jennetta Shadowens. Color Guards: Margaret Williams, Christine Bailey, Juanita Patty. UMM te seated: Jane Vaughn, Editor; Rudine Armstrong, Business Manager Mary Jo Briggs, Exchange Editor. Standing: Luther Pearl Brightwell, Assistant Editor: Dorothy Brevard, Home- making Reporter; Leatha Dailey, Literary Editor: Bobby Shivers, Sports Editor; Elizabeth Sharp, Assistant Business Manager; Archie Williams, Assistant Sports Editor; Mrs. Harlan McBee, Sponsor; Iva Lee Carter, Art Editor, eee Standing: (ene Barber mia oer toe ito! fl aan Editor TLCS AOriOry mee ate gl is eds es ks Asst. Editor Pectiicm culo vanes sie Mee he ot social Editor INCE Leer Oar tare eee Asst. Art Editor interop Ailey)� . |.) Stan Fae, em en y RM ere ty Art Editor Harlon Martin (Now Co. Atty. Nacogdoches Co.) CUE Oe TCry wenn silent a ea Sp, Gates I Sports Editor UCEUICE AP Oly Pabst yobs ee, Le Ae Typist ASOD Gl el enyeig Mee On ee mpa re Pee ee Ty) Sponsor Seated: ECViri gONont Wellements. pees ee ae ee. ute Typist Lowise Roqueriore: 0.4. Business Manager Louise. Vorborovgn, 2c. us a ee Asst. Bus. Mar. lCCtave 3 bz Beckvt ‘ 7 bf James Gray Elizabeth Sharp Archie Williams Sue Dailey President Secretary Parliamentarian Program Chairman Margie Smith Mary Jo Briggs Mrs. Ralph Broome Pianist Song Leader Sponsor Jack Langley, Vice Presi- LIBRARY STAFF dent (Not Pictured) Elizabeth Sharp, Sue Dailey, Lois Martin, Louise Ann Roquemore, Mrs. Lola Edens. PEP SQUAD Leaders: Norma Jean Griffin, Linda Orms, Melba Dailey, Mary Kate Craig, . Sponsor: Mrs. Ramsey. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Buford Shipley, James Roy Woods, Darwin Waits, Mrs. Barber, Joana Sharp, Patsy Yarborough, Betty Ann Yarborough, Mary Emma Sipes, Beth Harris, Norma Jean Griffin. soeateesnenamiaeetinaiaaadian a iimemendediemmnetiaa aed aimee eee CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Barnette Cordray, Program; Christene Bailey, Vice-President; Juanita Patty, Secretary; Luther Pearl Brightwell, Treasurer; Beverly Waldrop, Parliamentar- ian; Gene Barber, Reporter: Elmer Mayfield, Council Rep.; Everett Tompkins, Annual Sub. Agent; Barnette Cordray, Program Chairman. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bobby Hugh Shivers, Parliamentarian; Howard Heard, President; Mrs. Broome, Sponsor; Lois Martin, Treasurer; Jane Vaughn, Secretary; Sue Dailey, Vice-President; Bernice Waldrop, Program; Louise Yarborough, Reporter; Louise Roquemore, Council; Margie Smith, Subscription Agent. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Dorothy Brevard, Reporter; Pat Shivers, Subscriptions; Leatha Dailey, Treasurer; Patsy Gillis, Program: Reuben Dailey, Vice-President; Miss Kinard, Sponsor; Annie Jane Allums, Council; Frank Woods, President; Curtis Loftin, Parliamentarian; Evelyn LaGrone, Secretary. ; FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Phyllis Ann Davidson, Program; Madeline Kelley, Reporter; Phyllis Ann Langley, Treasurer; Miss Vinning, Sponsor; Randy Walden, President; Billy Dailey, Parliamentarian; J. L. Yarborough, Vice-President; Vernon Young, Sec- retary; Margaret Williams, Council Representative. 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