Burkeville High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Burkeville, TX)

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I-2:-:-i' - 'sz-':::.:-1 We proudly dedicate this edition of the BEARKAT to Mr. L. D. Emmons, our principal and coach. We shall always remember him for his friendship, faith- fulness, and consideration, and for his cooperation in making this annual possible. , . f:5:Q:Q:, :5'?:3:E2:1:kC: ' -s ' '-gi i'C '2 'i'1l' '-: q,. ' -. . ... . -.-'Hx -.'-.'. - -'- .-'+I- '.'x ' 'w. ' ' ' .::,.,:.m get in 'M M ii as 5. 35, at 321 is :-:-:1:5:2: 555555f5::Ig 2:g:E:f:f::.:-F:: '-x N :,-:-e--.-.-.. k'2.' -f - - -5 --.3- I, -:- -'--is -I -SE -.-. 5'. '7'1 :,5-':5'-:- ':':'-Q. -g':i,R 'S '- K w. .5.:.:.:.:.g.g.g 5-.,',.+ ,QP -. -, -, -'- '3'-L -Q' -, '. '05 'H 'QQ - '3' 1': - -...-. ':'., k'E . 'H Hfiflfiff' ' 5:35-'ffz-:2EF: ' - '5.':3.:' : 5. :5:-ffl. ' : : . ' . -' ' ' f X r:r:r:::r:-:sf-'3::::EvS'f: 4-'H Rf. :- 311.1-:-ss--.-:-5-:-,:?1?za3.a3r':r+-:-r?i'l'i h-'?:i- ima:-.iw 'F-32:0 . 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Miller L, D, Mulhall Agriculture Home Economics Principal B. S. B. S. B. S. he Lillie Fears Thelma Gasway Mary Love Hazel P.. Zorn M. A. B. A. B. S. 25?x 4 72 Xf Z fiilff SEHIUHS Cyril Lindsey Velma Holmes Elizabeth Henry 'Buddy' Bean Mary Alice McGraw Mattox Rogers Martin Lew Mullin Marie I-Iarbison James Medley James H. Dainwood Mary Helen Holmes Burnett Low .Toe Abney Myrtle Hall Billy Joe Mahfouz Harold Erwin Louise Smith Wesley Harralson ACTIVITIES JOE ABNEY - Basketball, F. F. A., Junior Play, Coronation, Duke. BUDDY BEAN - Basketball, Coronation, King, F. F. A., Treasurer, Senior Class, Senior Play. JAMES HENRY DAINWOOD - Basketball, Coronation, King, Choral Club, F. F. A., Junior Play, Favorite, Most Popular Boy, Annual Staff, Senior Play, All District Basketball Team. HAROLD ERWIN -xBasketball, F. F. A., Coronation, Duke. MYRTLE HALL - Basketball, H. E. Club, Junior Play, Choral Club. MARIE HARBISON - Basketball, Choral Club, Junior Play, Annual Staff. ELIZABETH HENRY - Basketball, Choral Club, H. IE. Club, -Tllnibr Play, Coronation, Queen, Favorite, Best All Around Girl, F. F. A. Sweet heart, Librarian, Secretary, Senior Class, Treasurer, Junior Class, ' Annual Staff, Senior Play. MARY HELEN HOLMES - Basketball, Coronation, Duchess, Favorite, Most Attractive Girl, F. F. A. Sweetheart, District Sweetheart, Junior Play, Choral Club, Librarian, Secretary, Junior Class, Annual Staff, H. E. Club, Favorite, Most Popular Girl, Coronation, Queen, Senior Play. VELMA HOLMES - Coronation, Duchess, Choral Club, H. E. Club, Bas- ketball, Vice-President, Junior Class, Vice-President, Senior Class, Favorite, Most Attractive Girl, Junior Play, Senior Play, Librarian. CYRIL LINDSEY - F. F. A., Basketball, Favorite, Best All Around Boy, Annual Staff, President, Junior Class, President, Senior Class, Lib- rarian, Senior Play, Coronation. ' BURNETT LOW - Basketball, Coronation, Duke, F. F. A. BILLY JOE MAHFOUZ - F. F. A., Basketball. MARY ALICE MCGRAW - Choral Club, Basketball, H. E. Club, Junior Play, Coronation, Duchess, F. F. A. Sweetheart, Annual Staff, Senior Play. JAMES MEDLEY - F. F. A., Basketball, Junior Play. MARTIN LEW MULLINS - Basketball, Coronation, Duke, F. F. A., Chor lal Club, Junior Play, Senior Play. MATTOX ROGERS - F. F. A., Junior Play: Senior Play. LOUISE SMITH - H. E. Club: Choral Club, Junior Play, Senior Play: Basketball. - C LASS HIST ORY It was in the early part of the year 1944, after a long summer of anxiety, that we sixteen adventurous and excited students entered our first year in Burkeville High School. Our Childhood days had been spent looking eagerly forward to that day. So much happened in the years which followed that time of uncertainty, that it will be necessary to state only a few outstanding cherishable incidents which we will always remember. Our freshman year was spent in becoming accustomed to the rules and activities that were to be the making of our progress in high school. As sophomores we really began our adventures as competitors of other folk like us over the country. We had begun to look for a certain aim for which to work. Then again was that feeling of anx- iety, looking forward to the time we could make our own plans as juniors. By the end of '46 we were well on our way as juniors. That year we had the Faith,Phun, and Food Pheast as the Junior-Senior Banquet. Then came our play, the hilarious Birds of a Feather. Among the favorites, we won F. F. A. Sweetheart and Carnival Queen. We had short programs like Hollywood Canteen. It was quite an exciting year. And now, to the year of years and to the things we are leaving behind, we proudly salute the Senior year of '47 and '48. We won the following school favorites of the year: Best All-around Boy and Girl, Most Attractive Girl, Most Popular Boy and Girl, and Co- Sweetheart of '47. On April lwe had our Kid Day. Alibi Bill, our play of the year, came on April 15. The Junior-Senior Banquet of April ZZ was closely followed by our Senior trip on April 30. Now our chief aim is Not merely to exist, but 'to amount to some- thing. We would like to express our sincerest appreciation to the tea- chers, who, throughout the years of school life, have shown and helped us down the trail and stayed by us in all times, both in fes- tivity seasons and disappointment. We will never forget our years in Burkeville High School. 0 cucsszo Dr 4: as 90 A Q-4 04 We . ' Mp ,, A ,,'s'f?:' ' ' ,. 1 Qi 1,42 ww., if , ,--Kgs., 5, , .V ,'?5Z-EQ-'5's:,,Fffgf, H? f ,:if'4g' S!'?f Xi-I-:mfr ' 45-in-f. 2453 - 9? 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I 4 HRT VITIES on 1 u o a u vnu pn nv an n un BURKE VILLE -WIERGATE ' ASSOCIATION I 1 .f-- N 5 Burnham McGraw Miller Miller President Vice President Secretary Treasurer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BURKEVILLE - WIERGATE P. T. A. The Bur'keville-Wiergate Parent Teacher Association is the most beneficial organization for promoting cordial relations in the community. Its program each year teaches its members a course in cooperation in its various phases. The finance programfurnishes needed equipment for the school which would otherwise not be obtainable. Its study pro- gram teaches members how to deal wisely with their children. Its fellowship activities fosters friendly relation between parents and teachers. Some of the factors which make the Burkeville-Wiergate P. T. A. an outstanding unit in District 1544 are: 1. A large membership each year. 2. Yearbooks on hand for each member , the first regular meeting of . the year. 3. A special feature of pupil presentation at each meeting.. 4. Worth while projects chosen each year. 5. Fathers' Night held each year. 6. Night meetings in order that the fathers may attend all regular sessions. 7. Study courses sponsored each year. 8. Striving and obtaining a high rating from the State Office each year. 9. Efficient and willing workers. 10 A high percentage of teacher attendance. Most credit for the P. T. A.'s success goes to its efficient officers: however, no officer can be efficient without the support of good member- ship. The most outstanding success of the current year is the largest membership, of 138, in the past five years. The P. T. A. has purchased the following for the school this year at an approximate cost of 5700: 1. Black curtains for Visual Education. 2.. Provided a music room for Elementary School. 3. Provided a First Aid Room. 4. Purchased an opaque projector, a wire recorder, and a filni strip projector. 5. Purchased sweat suits for the basketball girls. 6. Purchased Rhythm Band instruments for the primary grades. The foremost goal of the P. T. A. now is to reach more parents through regular attendance to its meetings. THE HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL The Halloween Carnival of 1947-48 was one of the most exciting events of the year for the 'Burkeville School. The funds derived from this affair went to the P. T. A. to support the projects for the year. ' THE ROYAL COURT Queen - Mary Helen Holmes and King - Ben Lamar Bean Crown Bearers - John Tom Fort and Norma Jean Smith Archbishop - William Bluford Miller Flower Girls - Billie Jack Youngblood and Norma Richmond Train Bearers - Willaine Miller and Barbara Sue Griggs Duchess - Louise Smith and Duke - Harold Erwin Duchess - Claudell Miller and Duke - James Odom Duchess - Betty Jo Bean and Duke - Lloyd Conn Duchess - Betty Jean Hall and Duke - Glen Mattingly Princess Princess Princess Princess Daisy Ruth Gray and Prince - Lester Simmons Katherine Russell and Prince - A. B. Chapman Eddie Francis Mattox and Prince - Debruel Low Glenda Ann Rudd and Prince - Mack Herschel Griggs Princess Mary June Miller and Prince - Robin D. Emmons Princess Janice Erwin and Prince - Loy Kadle Low Princess Claire Nell Mattox and Prince - James E. Mullin Princess Patsy McDaniel and Prince - Wilburn Miller After the king and queen had been crowned the elementary school presented a two act operetta Over the Garden Wall . This fantastic olay took place in front of the old garden wall where were to be seen Boy Blue, Felton Jackson, and Mistress Mary, Margaret Ann Gasway, Mr- Sun, E- Z- Woods: the Sl-In beams, the Flowers, and their attendants, the Fairies, the Butter flies, the Dawn, the Blue bird, and the Gnomes. Boy Blue and Mistress Mary came to the garden to play anddis- covered that the things of Nature really had an active life. .xr X l f . ., . - X . W 'Ns in-v,.. ' I K 0-1 1 12.11 5511 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS I WJ 1 'bm Q bf CLUB MEMBERS A SPQNSQR 0 0 AFTER THE EATING LUNCHE ON GUESTS SOPHOM ORE GIR LS ENJOYING THE FIRE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Homemaking classes of 1947-48 have enjoyed and accomplish- ed much intheir work. Preceding the Ha1lowe'en Coronation, the girls assisted with the decorations for the Royal Court. The first year foods class concentrated on The Breakfast. The culminating activity was centered around planning, marketing for, preparing, serving, acting as hostess or guest, and cleaning the dining room and kitchen after at least one complete breakfast of the light, medium, or heavy type. The second year girls entertained the high school faculty with an informal luncheon, through which they gained experience in planning, cooking, and serving a meal. The clothing classes were especially successful. The Freshmen girls made an intense study of color combinations, weaving, materials, seams, button holes and finishings, adjusting and fitting patterns. This group of girls completed two very attractive cotton frocks each, and one piece of kitchen linen. The Sophomore girls completed three dresses, two cotton and one silk. The members of the Future Homemakers Club honored their Moth- ers witha very colorful banquet which was financed with the c1ub's earnings from serving an oyster supper to members of the P. T.A., making and selling candy, and sponsoring a handmade gift bazaar. The girls have enjoyed using and caring for the high quality equip- ment furnished the department by the school board. We feel that this privilege has developed in each girl adesire to own and care for better equipment in better homes. The Aims and Purposes of the Burkeville Future Farmer's 1- To develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leader- ship. 2. To create and nurture a love of country life. 3. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. 4. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of occupation's . 5. To encourage members in the development of individual farming programs and establishment in farming. 6. To encourage members to improve the farm home and its sur- roundings. 7. To participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. 8. To develop characters trained for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. 9. To participate .in cooperative effort. 10. To encourage improvement in scholarship. 11. To encourage and practice thrift. 12. To provide 'afnd encourage the development of organized rural recreational activities. The F. F. A. color: The F. F. A. motto: National Blue and Learning to do Corn Gold Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve The Nine Divisions of our Chapter Program of Work' 1. Supervised farming 2. Cooperative activities 3. Community service 4. Leadership activities 5. Earnings and savings 6. Conduct of meetings 7. Scholarship 8. Recreation 9. General Seven essentials of a good chapter are interested members, capable officers and leaders, a challenging program of work, adequate financing, distributed responsibility shared by all members, proper equipment and records, a knowledge of the F. F. A. on the part of every member. I believe that rural America can and will hold true to the best traditions in our national life and that I can exert an influence in my home and community which will stand solid for my part in that inspiring task. ' ' .P'ifFA 1 ? -P'i X'f 5 5 N0 smomwc F.F.A V JASPER-NEWTON 1946-47 SHOW Sweeter than the Sweetest Proudly We Hail Hereford, Jackson Look Behind You Aire' You Ready Mahfouz George ? wi' S ww , 5 Won't He Argue Our Co-Sweetie D Duz Everything Mattox ? fGraciej wsu' ,W ,nr X' ANNUAL STAFF T SUMMARY OF BASKETBALL The Girls' Basketball Club, under the supervision of their coach L D. Emmons, experienced one of its most successful seasons this year. Through their good sportsmanship and hard playing they have won two Championship trophies out of three tournaments and came through in the District Tournament with third place trophy A winner never quitsg a quitter never wins. , DISTRICT GAMES Burkeville vs. 1 Buna at Burkeville . . Buna at Buna ...... Bronson at Bronson . . . Buna at Burkeville .... Brookland at Burkeville . Bleakwood at Burkeville Deweyville at Deweyville Newton at Burkeville . . . Pineland at Pineland . . Bronson at Burkeville. . Buna at Buna ....... Simpson at Burkeville - Brookland at Brookland . Bleakwood at Bleakwood Deweyville at Burkeville Newton at Burkeville . . Pineland at Burkeville . . Newton at Newton . .... . Simpson at Simpson .... n Q 1 . n na.-one TOURNAMENTS C olme sneil Tournament Burkeville vs. Jasper ............. Burkeville Tournament Burkeville vs. Bleakwood .... . . . . Newton ............ Deweyville T ournament Burkeville vs. Bronson ........... Deweyville ,......... Z4-4 40-Z5 .30-29 2.8-Z4 .36-Z5 District Tournament at Winnie -Stowell Burkeville vs. Mayde ll . . Jasper .... Deweyxfille . Orangefie ld Colrnesneil ...... . .28-Z3 Conroe. . . Winnie-Stowell . . . . .26-67 Buna . . . ig.-rr-vin 1:-:fi Y vyw . SUMMARY OF BASKET BALL The Boys' Basketball Club, who rankhigh for their good sportsman- ship, fought hard to win all the games they played. Although they lost out in most of the tournaments, they won third place in the District Tournament, second place in the Burkeville Tournament. The team of '47 wishes the future teams of Burkeville High School the best of luck. Forwards: Buddy Bean, Joe Abney, James Medley, Martin Lew Mul- lins, W. M. Griggs- Guards: Charles E. Dickerson, Burnett Low, M. D. Erwin, George Abney, Glen Mattingly, Robert Jackson, Donald Franklin. Center: James H. Dainwood - Captain. BURKEVILLE vs. DISTRICT GAMES Buna at Burkeville . . .V .... ' ........ . .17-18 Buna at Buna ...... . . . ,, . 9-18 Bronson at Bronson. . . , , 21-26 Buna at Burkeville .... , , 20-21 Brookland at Burkeville . . , , 28-21 Bleakwood at Burkeville . . . .34-Z5 Deweyville at Deweyville . . , ,35-28 Newton at Burkeville .... , ,, 22-29 Pineland at Pineland . . . ,, , 32-35 Bronson at Burkeville 0 . .35-42 Buna at Buna ........ ,, , 38-52 Brookland at Brookland . . , , 37-33 Bleakwood at Bleakwood. . . , , 29-35 Deweyville at Burkeville . . . .38-Z9 Newton at Burkeville .... , , 24-27 Pineland at Burkeville ........... . .28-24 Newton at Newton ................ . . .36-54 TOURNAMENTS KIRBYVILLE TOURNAMENT Burkeville vs.: Colmesneil . . . . 35-13 Warren . . . . .24-Z8 JASPER TOURNAMENT Burkeville vs.: Buna ..... . .25-Z8 Brookiand. . . . . 38-26' Pineland. . . . . 25-28 BURKEVILLE TOURNAMENT Burkeville vs.: Deweyville . . . . .30-Zl Jasper .... . .26-24 Bronson.. . ...3Z-56 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Burkeville vs.: Newton .... . . 16-19 Brookland . . . . . .26-Z4 Bronson. . . . . .ZZ-29 ,r-Y In lb ' 4323, we I bf , QI, ' if 33 fvvk .Lv r :' X1 . 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