Burkeville High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Burkeville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1947 volume:

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JONES RICHARD SIMMONS H A MESSAGE TO THE STUDENT BODY BURIEEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL My Dear Friends: Another year has passed and the world is still torn with strife, filled with un- believable chaos. The problems continue to increase until the minds of the strongest are puzzled and the souls are tried. You must face of the greatest such a world. You cannot evade or avoid it if you would. It is no't a hopeless young men and young women and out, who will dare to world if we have who will look up continue to fight when fighting seems hopeless, and who will stand for the best though alone. Victory will come' problems be solved, and a ed. It is my prayer that place as men a.nd women to make it better. Sincerely they must sta.nd out of chaos, the better world creat- you will take your this world and help and prayerfully , Presiden ol Board FACULTY X -J' u , X 119 Q9 j'1,.A.... 1.15. MILLER-B.S. GM A Wi L. n. Emmons Superintendent Prin. High School Science P- -1 Udfh .miwhm l.B. MILLER-B.S. VEIGH MILLER-B.S. PAULINE HINES-B.S. NONIA L. Agriculture Commerce English JACKS0N'B's Home Ee. L. D. BINA BUNN THELMA GASWAY- MARY Lovs nAzsL P MULHALL-B.s. B.A. ZOFN-B-5 Principal ,pf . 4 I 'IJHwg5f '2s:wm:2' ' 1' ff-+A - :p,.QI f:':L'-Qui -f I Q QQXV' 41 -. ' XX mn' V.. f '. - . f fl,., 1 7 ,mm-f' Av ' M :l 4 -Nfl 1 '. . M I ax, 3-'Ffif , , A ' P Maki'- ' ' J, V 5 ,f 'g.3., Q X , f,,,f-1525: - wig ' S iiigfw .. 9 'X' QW I I- Y ya I A Mg! ,Ky , api F. -b . - 4 'JK :J-x' A .Un ' . ll ' EE-9' ff? 1:-.f,,,,,. ...... .- '4,,,v-- ,.,--. KE' lf' DON EVANS Hao a clean conscience. MABEL ANN TALLEY Joe's little sister but whose baby is che? GRACIE RUDD Jolie Blanc fPretty Blonde RAY M. MILLER Slov but sure. KATHRYN WATSON A cute giggle, especia for the boys COY BHACK That smile would melt an iceberg. EARL C. RUSSELL Girls are no worry to him. SUE NEWBY Beautiful brown eyes. EDREN CLARK Out for a good tine. JOE D. TALLEY Tall, dark 6 handrone. Girls are no worry to hil. TOMMY LINDSEY Lots of fun behind that studious look. HAYWO0DlSonnyJ BORDEAUX The picture of innocence. ,le- Q. sly wA ,,,,,,,, X , QPL. :P ., . , may , I-i if? l E fi A l'Qf I F 'H ii Q, se E50 G fr. f 43 ' - 9-P mi. 1- g , M,f 1 f ' r, QSM' wz n . f was W 1 HODIE GUNTER Our big little guy JAMES WARNER Oh, those curls! CHARLES G. STANLEY Full of mischief. ' J N LQ-Ci.A-Q.f9f'J,L Sim .I al .Qi M 4' 5 ff M Q! Y gnpnna -,mg gwmwuwm' 'f Q 3'ZoLm.u W 1 K I L J Q 'J x Afffi'- Q ,6-91.616 fdft. Q Xi 1 A 'P 'F 'JW1'f4f0An.ds., Do-UA: V Q u-aiu , M. f Mm M pg 3 I, . X Nga.. my U bf? 'kg M .jfwliy Aver 740Uff'A Sefwor Pffly 47 .+ ff MWJ., in A E A ts 'F 4 ,S , if Q 'rn .wa I , 777.ns v -J n - n af? CLASS I-IISTCDRY We, twenty-two uncertain boys and girls, booked passage in 1943 on the great airliner, 'The Freshman,' for a four-year trip with Graduation Island as our destination. During the first year this trip did not seem necessary, but when we changed planes and boarded 'The Sophomore,' we were eager to complete our trip. We glided smoothly along on this grand plane. We worked hard and soon gained passage to another airdiner, 'The Junior.' This was an exciting plane. We became better acqdainted with our fellow- mates and had parties, banquets, and other exciting entertain- ments, but this new excitement was soon over. Monday morning, September 2, 1946, we met at the airport, Burkeville High School, for the last lap of our journey. When we settled down in the most magnificent plane of all, 'The Senior,' flashing its emblem, the gladiola, on colors of aqua and gold, only fifteen of our classmates were present to complete the trip. We were all proud of our progress and worked harder than ever before. The banquet on April.18, given the Seniors by the Juniors, was one of the outstanding events of the journey. Our visit on April 25, a dark stormy night, to 'Spooky Tavern' was an event which will long be remembered as a mystery hard to solve. Now we have reached our destination, Graduation Island, which wc have worked for all these years. As our plane glided into the airport each passenger of 'The Senior,' for the first time, realized that the parting moment had arrived and that 'Its not the square miles but the square people that make a nation great.' x ACTIVITIES DON EVANS - Choral Clubg F.F.A. Clubg Pep Squadg Caronationg Favoriteg District Heetg Junior Play: Senior Play. JAMES WARNER - Choral Clubg F.F.A. Clubg Pep Squadg Coronationg Favoriteg District Heetg Senior Play. COY BRACK - Baehetballg Favoriteg Choral Clubg F.F.A. Clubg Pep Squadg Coronationg Soft Ballg Trackg Hi-Junpingg Senior Play. CHARLES GRIFFIN STANLEY - Bashetballg Choral Clubg Pep Squadg F.F.A. Clubg Junior Playg District Meet. RAY MILTON MILLER - Bashetballg F.F.A. Clubg Choral Clubg Pep Squadg Favoriteg Coronationg Junior Playg Senior Playg Soft Ball. EARL CARLETON RUSSELL - F.F.A. Clubg Pep Squadg Choral Clubg Coronationg Annual Staffg Senior Playg Soft Ball. JOE DAN TALLEY - F.F.A. Clubg Choral Clubg Baahetballg Junior Playg Senior Playg District Meet. TOMMY LINDSEY - F.F.A: Clubg Baehetballg Junior Playg Senior Play. MABEL ANN TALLEY - Choral Clubg Basketballg Favorite: H. E. Clubg Coronationg Pep Squadg Junior Playg Senior Playg Annual Staff. GRACIE RUDD - Choral Clubf Junior Playg Senior Playg Annual Staff F.F.A. Co-Sueetheartg H. E. Clubg Pep Squad. EDREN CLARK - Coronationg H. E. Clubg Bashetballg Choral Clubg Senior Play. SUE NEWBY - Choral Clubg Bashetballg Favoriteg Coronationg H.E. Clubg Pep Squadg Junior Playg Senior Playg Annual Staff. KATHRYN WATSON - Choral Clubg Senior Playg Junior Play. .aa - . 4. 72? 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K X if W Q. . -XXL: w w, i If w L38-'Vg' t ff X i ?:k:.,3 E Q1 Q. gl -4 51523 -Q , N 3 ,Qi .- , 4 f A T' fbkvisn Q: K gf , 'iii A Atiaw- wiv JN x ' Q ,- .X4 ,Q F if wsw - . I , fi FAVORITES MABEL ANN TALLEY RAY MILTON MILLER f Ip-J! ,h ' ' sm' f A X -E-' h is , 'va , Six students were chosen by their classmates as their High School Favorites for 1946-'47. They Are: MABEL ANN TALLEY-Senior Best-All-Around Girl BAY MILTON MILLER-Senior Best-All-Around Boy SUE NEWBY, Senior ..... Hoot Popular Girl JAMES WARNER, Senior . . . Host Popular Boy EDICE WOODS, Sophomore .Host Attractive Girl COY BRACK, Senior .... Host Attractive Boy Qs Vx'-tr--1 ., -fa' F-, Xwxi'Tf 3-2 ,,,, . 7. .. -1 '. '-., Q if Jig: D 'ygig::'::.:t3131g3 '.,. X EM fifU5QWMWEM fy 5Mw?5W5AWiX?H 4 -' QM? L fW,WHNQ?HW ?,5SQ5hMQwwYH2UN wi K-,:,..5J E5-V.-ff. 9 ,f ',553gg,g31t'2f,.'w. wgLs.f',,1.-3g11jfg37.... .3, svfwwarwwmwwxEimwikbwmwfdff f?'fYViNfwNifv yEQHW3+EQWww+ N Y SUE NEWBY JAMES WARNER EDICE WOODS COY BRACK 'I Him ax 'N i,gg.,1. xv W 4? ir' 'lv 'Q AWA Nag M435 , X Wi? 4-. 'Aa , :7'3,,' ' ' RE-.Lf y 5 'f x ' ,L -.rm P A ., . f ,-an I N w gig www -,mf 1 Nia, wg X - .. ,?,,f,- , ' ,1.,,i,t , .-ig BASKETBALL C3 I R L S Q W',.,.v .Q 3' -s 4' rf b h X , N t , . . ., ,Q 4, 4 4 ,J .. V ,- .X L W x L gg , LL L, kg A VY ' mi' SUMMARY OF BASKETBALL The Girls' Basketball Club had a successful year. They fought hard and were good sports all during the season. To the '47 team and future teams, good luck! Fvrvardlf Elizabeth Henry, Edice Woods, Billie Jo Griggs, Sue Newby, CGPfGili Doris Smith, Nelva Phelps, Clauidell Miller, Mary Helen Holme.. Guards: Mabel Ann Talley, Myrtle Hall, Mary Alice McGraw, Mary Elizabeth Goff, Ada Mae Watson, Homer Mae Clark, Many Lou Hall, Mary Helen Simmons, Patsy Mullin, Louise Smith, Imogene Lindsey. DISTRICT GAMES BURKEVILLE vs. Bronson at Bronson. . . . 43- 9 Hornbeck at Hornbeck. . . 20-21 Pineland at Pineland. . . 39- 9 Brookland at Brookland. . . 34-21 Bleakwood at Bleakvood. . . 14-ll Buns at Buns ...... . 25-39 Hornbeck at Burkeville. . 28-21 Bronson at Burkeville . . 36-18 Pineland at Burkeville. . . 29- 9 Brookland at Burkeville . . . 27-16 Bleakwood at Burkeville . . 26- 7 Buns at Burkeville. ... . 22-34 Merryville at Burkeville. . 22-19 Hemphill at Burkeville. . . 17-18 Merryville at Merryville ...... . 21-18 TOURNAMENTS BURKEVILLE TOURNAMENT Burkeville vs.: Deweyville. . . 32-12 Mauriceville. . . 33-18 Buns ..... . 17-27 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT WINNIE-STOIELL Burkeville vs.: Winnie-Stowell. . - 43-22 BASKETBALL BOYS SUMMARY OF BASKETBALL The Boys' Basketball Club, who rsnk high for their good sportsmen ship, fought hard to win all the games they played. Although they lost out in most of the tournaments, they came out on top in the Burkeville Tournament. Forbarda: Ray Milton Miller, Charles G. StanleY. James Henry Dainwood, Coy Breck, James Medley, Martin Lew Mullin. Guards: Charles E. Dickerson, Hsywoodlsonnyl Bordeaux, James Odom, J. W. Simmons, Jimmy Dale Smith. Centers: James Warner-Cdpldin, JOE DAN TALLEY. DISTRICT GAMES BURKEVILLE vs. Bronson at Bronson. . Pinelend at Pineland. . . Brooklend at Brookland. . Bleakwood at Bleakwood. . Buns at Buns ....... Hornbeck at Hornbeck. . Bronson at Burkeville . . Hornbeck et Burkeville. . Pineland at Burkeville. . Broohland at Burkeville,. Bleakwood at Burkeville . Buns at Burkeville .... Merryiille et Burkeville. . Hemphill at Burkeville. . Merryville at Merryville ........ TOURNAMENTS KIRBYVILLE TOURNAMENT Burheville va.: Bronson . . Kirbyville. . Silsbee . . JASPER TOURNAMENT Burkeville vs.: Colmesneil. . Buna.'.. BURKEVILLE TOURNAMENT Burkeville vs.: Jesper ...- Deweyville. . Newton. . . DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT JASPER Burkeville va.: Newton. . - Bronson . Buns. . . 29- 25- 15- 27- 29- 26- 44- 23- 21- 21 29- 9- 50- 15- 52- 25- 29- 24 52- 22- 54- 28- 33- 26- 29- 34- n J 2. MS 1, ,..,v ' ' H may di ,K x -V 1 1 fs' 1 CHCDRAI. CLUB CHORAL CLUB Girls EDREN CLARK MARIE McCRAW HOMER MAE CLARK MARY ALICE McGRAW JAUNELL ERZEN PATSY MULLIN WANDA FRANKLIN RUTH MARSHALL MARY ELIZABETH GOFF SUE NEWBY BILLIE JO GRIGGS NELVA PHELPS LILLIE HELEN GUNTER GRACIE RUUU MARY LOU HALL YVONNE STRICKLAND MYRTLE HALL DORIS SMITH ELIZABETH HENRY TISHIE LOUISE SMITH MARY HELEN HOLMES MARY HELEN SIMMONS VELMA HOLMES MABEL ANN TALLEY B. D. LANGLEY ADA MAE WATSON MELBA LANGLEY KATHRYN WATSON IMOGENE LINDSEY EDICE WOODS Boys SONNY BORDEAUX RAY MILTON MILLER COY RRACK MARTIN LEW MULLIN ELRAY CONN EARL C. RUSSELL JAMES HENRY DAINWOOD J. W. SIMMONS CHARLES E. DICKERSON CHARLES G. STANLEY M. D. ERWIN JIMMY DALE SMITH DON EVANS JOE DAN TALLEY DONALD FRANKLIN JAMES WARNER BURTON WEEKS ACTIVITIES Christmas Program .... iChristmss Bells' at the Churches and School Assembly Easter Progrsm...fEuster Hymns' I an the Churches and School Assembly MUSIC WEEK OBSERVANCE Best Loved Music Of All Times A full evening of choral music given free to the ,atrons of the school on May 9, 1947 x QQ wi' FRESHMAN H E GIR FUTURE HCDMEMAKERS X' 'f . Q I '.- 1 '- , . 1 1, 1 Q . 1 SOPHOHORE H E. GIRLS eg, A Q 5 , if Q S 3 52 f NONIA L. JACKSON Sponsor , an , HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT The first half of the term was devoted to the study of foods, and nutrition, meal planning and table service by both groups, Sopholores and Freshmen. Since space permits such a short summary of the year's work only the outstanding features will be recorded. After the Freshmen had made a study of the Breakfast Unit they were granted permission to teach a nutrition class in Grammar School to grades from one to seven inclusive. They prepared lesson plans, posters, and other illustrative materials on 'A Balanced Breakfast for a Child.' The young teachers held the interest of the children to the extent that they were urged to repeat the project. The Sophomore group made a study of luncheons and suppers and planned, prepared, and served a Thanksgiving luncheon on two occasions to the faculty and members of the Board of Education. They also enter- tained the local P.T.A. Chapter with a service of coffee and cakes which they had made as a class project. The clothing classes were most successful. The Freshmen girls made an intense study of color combinations, weaving, materials, seals, button holes and finishings, adjusting and fitting patterns. This group completed two very attractive cotton frocks each and a set of stuffed 'Cats' which were given to the school to provide an entertainment for the annual Halloween Carnival. The Sophomore girls completed a pair of hand hemstitched and drawn worked pillow cases, two dresses, one cotton and one silk. Each girl made and dressed a large size character doll. Dolls were sold and funds will be used to add new equipment to the department. Each sophomore girl made a set of kitchen towels with fancy stitches for decoration. The department has been equipped with butane gas, a large butane heater, and two butane Tapin ranges. The School Board certainly did a great favor by supplying this fine equipment for class work. A dinner set, service for eight, was also purchased for the department with funds obtained by the Homemaking Girls. As a whole the work with the 1946-1947 Homemaking classes was s very pleasant task. The students were very cooperative and interested in their work. May we look back and say, 'This has been our best.' Nonia L. Jackson Hosesahing Teacher va ..nvH..w-v w vi un 'w- was W. B. MILLER CYRIL LINDSEY ew y Quai, A M? W 'Q N x m 5-. K mg . ELIZABETH HENRY BILLY JOE MAHFOUZ GRACIE BUDD Sweetheart Chapter'President Co-Sweetheart 5110 , A F5 f 1'1- S ' ff 49 Qffiuxrfo fi'- . .L he ,I rffia oc, ,.,l1v w u :4'paIz.'7? ,E:.,. If Kip MN gf 5 Hindu ,9.zaz71, 77'la4Z21vrrzafnE4flf'4V - K 04.uf.'JAmio!4 7 . ,VS -4 we 5' Wifi? . Y L QQ' Q g h xii ,. .A S+ ,rx - 04441, Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve WHY I AM A FUT-URE FARMER I am a future farmer because: It gives me an opportunity to be enrolled in Vocational Agriculture classes, and to work for the advancement of my com- munity, district, state, nation, world, my fellowman, and myself. I am a member of the only National Organization for the training of rural boys through our public school system. It gives me an opportunity to cooperate with 200,000 other boys for the better- ment of rural America. It provides additional opportunity to train myself as a farmer and as a farm citizen. It provides additional opportunity for me to develop my talent in leadership ability. It provides practical experience on my own level with my own problems and thus increases my chance to learn new ways and X . new things. It encourages and assists me in habits of right living. It teaches me to deal with myself and to work with others. It teaches me to be thrifty, to save, and to have. It broadens my acquaintance and allows me to exchange ideas with the other fellow interested in the things in which I am interested. It raises my values to my community as a good citizen. It regards and encourages my efforts and enlarges the scope of my opportunities. 66UZk 'W6Z7fdE- . u 2,1 lf L lp vr S' 0 I . , h QQ! 5' vi 22711- ' ' 9 1-F X. 'JF ra ll xo' 7 I 'Q ' auf' 1? 397 ' We-n LUHED awww MRS. Ross SMITH MRS, OPAL YJ Ngsyhyfj-President President SecrefjgMMON .Y THE EXECUTIVE COIIITTEE BURKEVILLE-WIERGATE P.T.A. The Burkeville-Wiergate Parent Teachers Association is celebrating its tenth year of work and service. During these years, the welfare of children has been its chief aim. This year it has had as its goal to provide better reading materials for all grades. As children and adults use the new library books, lay they think that to P.T.A. Members the following rhyme is the expressed desire for good reading: 'Books are windows where we see, Into days that used to be, Books are windows open wide, To the beautiful world ou!side.' This has been the greatest year in the history of the P.T.A. organizations More events have been sponsored: The Halloween Carnival, the basketball tournaments, the Negro play, and many outside radio programs. To the local officers and members, may we dedicate this page to you for your wonderful service and cooperation. President... .. .....Mrs. Hose Smith Vice-President... ..Mrs. Mildred Burnham Secretary... ... ...Mrs. Opal Simmons Treasurer... ...Mrs. Vale Talley awww sfyf o o ij . --:-v- - , . .QQ .... l ...fxri .-,, E . ' i ox ff fm H4 MABEL ANN TALLEY CYRIL LINQSEY MRS. VEIGH MILLER Editor-In-Chief Ass't. Edxtor Sponsor Business Managers-Earl Carlton Russell, Mary Alice McGraw, Mary Eli beth Goff, Carlos Rogers. Art Editors-Elizabeth Henry, Ray Miller, Marie Hnrbiqon Doris Smith. TiP15t'GfBC10 Rudd, Mary Helen Holmes Sports Editor-Sue Newby. Club ditor-Edice Woods. K-4 . f'i,Q AQ. 1 5 2 ' V' ,. . -vu' . Q. ,Y ..,,. , It if ' '33 x A if K2 'gif Lriii. . . 1 4 . 3 3 Y A Q , si? 5: ' V 2:1i !.:E.' if fx 1-V A.,.:-3, A , fy- qw . . ,,., we Wm if wp: . 1 - Q.. fi? 4 1 A .., ? a L. ,, 3 ' ' Yi Wigs va' i fs ' m f A L b W5-ixx Q9 A QyM b,5wg gf-:K Y 59591 ' fiffiy Queen Euznem King -Tim cs CORD RA 77017 October 31 IWW. 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Jli-Y: -1 B y N, 15, f THE HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL The Halloween Carnival was the most colorful event of the 1946-47 school term at Burkeville, Texas. The court was the largest in the whole history of the Burkeville-Wiergate Parent Teachers Association. THE ROYAL COURT Queen - Minnie Elizabeth Henry and King - James Henry Dainwood Croon Bearer: - Willaine Miller and Sam Rock, Jr. Archbishop - William Bluford Miller Flower Girls - Duwanna Mullin and Glenda Joyce Erwin Train Bearer: - Faye Erzen and Betty inn Weeks Flover Bearer - Dianne Mullin Duchess - Mabel Ann Talley and Duke - Coy Brack Duchess - Mary Alice McGraw and Duke - Burnett Low Duchess - Edice Woods and Duke - Charles E. Dickerson Duchess - Lillie Helen Gunter and Duke - M.D. Erwin Princess - Marjorie Jones and Prince - Roy Smith Princess Princess Princess Princess Addie Lou Mattingly and Prince - H.H. Miller Katherine Russell and Prince - Warren Widner Eddie Frances Mattox and Prince - Jack Dale Miller Marjorie Woods and Prince - Dwayne Dickerson Princess - Veigh Dickerson and Prince - Newman Fort Princess - Janice Erwin and Prince - Loy Kadle Low Princess - Claire Nell Mattox and Prince-- Danny Shaddock When the above Royal Court Parade-was finished, the ele- mentary school presented 'Seasons of Happiness.' This cast numbered sixty-five boys and girls from all elementary grades. Joe Gene Freeman was King Winter. He lost his throne to Mar- garett Ann Gasway who was Queen Spring. Her crowning was also a very colorful event as all spring flowers attended. Sept em ber- 2.., 1945 sh gk 11 as YS Q zbt Qsgtbg by ik, E F P M .wig 'FN W ' Y ,,2,, - QM S9 WX 4 ' - N --'Q -I ,Mayne MV, ' , u, Y Q: ..:,-f: 1': A 'wi 1 Q 'U.wLl'o'zw l 'V .,.. , K 5-f wm, ' Ag II. :EHA Q 3 i.. X ,,, ,li Y -A :Cv? 9 Jmckmw ,+A-W , A H ' f Tic t . Ewa ig. 1 Q- ,.l1ZA,,.22 yw 5 L A M K ago vp 3. J., ?33 Bbw' Au? 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