Burkeville High School - Bearkat Yearbook (Burkeville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

THE BEARKAT BURKEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Burkeville, Texas FOREWORD Carefully gathered within these pages are our treasured memories of class- mates, teachers, activities, and all that has been a part of our active school days of 1962-63 in Burkeville High. As we publish this edition of the BEARKAT, we are proud of our collection of memories. As you leaf through the pages, we hope you will relive these experiences as we have while compiling them. We look at our past and then into our future, realizing that gone are the yesterdays but the sun dawns on a new tomorrow. “ We hope that this illustrated history will provide you with a deeper under- standing of the true character of Burkeville High School and of the people with whom this book is concerned. klOUftcu dj-a -k jQ TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE SENIORS FOREWORD JUNIORS CONTENTS SOPHOMORES DEDICATION FRESHMEN STAFF ELEMENTARY MESSAGES FAVORITES BOARD OF EDUCATION ATHLETICS FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS EMPLOYEES ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING DEDICATION To our mathematics teacher and high school principal, Mr. Bur- den Pulliam, we proudly dedicate this volume of the BEARKAT. Be- cause of his honesty, sincerity, and friendliness, he has won the faith and respect of the student body and the teachers. His guidance, straightforwardness, and interest in the student body have made him an inspiration and a friend to everyone. We know there will always be a place for Mr. Pulliam in the fu- ture, for he is well suited to this statement by Thomas Jefferson, A man who qualifies himself well for his calling, never fails of em- ployment. ” ANNUAL STAFF — STANDING: Mrs. Veigh Miller, Diane Skelton, Lou Thomas, Sharon Lewis, Jeanette Marshall, Donna Smith, Norma Clark. SEATED: Ju- dith Clark, Gayla Clark, Rush Dickerson, Linda Mann, Dorleen Boyd. Gayla Clark EDITOR Rush Dickerson BUSINESS MANAGER Mrs. Veigh Miller Mr. Raymond Nichols SPONSORS Linda Mam. Judy Clark Dor leen Boyd SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE The past editions of the BEARKAT have been editions of which we have been proud. I am confident that this publication will be as representative of our school as those of the past. I would like to congratulate not only the pres- ent staff and advisor, but also those who have been responsible for the fine yearbooks of the past. The challenge of higher learning, adventure, and new worlds to conquer lies immediately before the students of our school. May these challenges be met with courage, faith, and steadfastness of purpose. Sincerely, 1 3 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE To the Annual Staff and Sponsor: I wish to express my sincere thanks for making the 1963 BEARKAT of Burke- ville High School a wonderful success. I challenge all students to accept responsibility, to do today’s job today, and to seize each opportunity as it comes. As principal, I extend sincere thanks to each student, teacher, and em- ployee who make up the school family for an outstanding school year. May the future hold success in store for each person who has helped the Burkeville School program this year. Sincerely yours, BURDETT PULLIAM Mr. W. B. Miller, Superintendent Mr. Allen Erwin Mr. T. W. Clark Mr. Kenneth Dickerson, Vice-President Mr. D. K. Shaddock, President Mr. Calvin Smith, Jr., Secretary Mr. D. K. Shaddock BOARD OF EDUCATION FACULTY BURDETT PULLIAM Math RAYMOND NICHOLS Agriculture PAULINE HINES English EMMA JOE THOMAS Home Economics J. E. MILLER. JR. History BILLIE THOMAS Science VEIGH MILLER Commerce MADIE SKELTON 6th Grade MARY CLARK 5th Grade LILLIE MILLER 4th Grade LILLIE SMITH 3rd Grade LOIS HOLMES 2nd Grade THELMA GASWAY 1st Grade Mr. Herbert Smith Custodian Mrs. Lillie Griggs AUXILIARY EMPLOYEES Mrs. Annie Lou Langley Mrs. Betty Lewis SENIORS SENIORS % MR. R. L. NICHOLS RUSH DICKERSON Sponsor Class President 4, Reporter 3, Play 3,4; FFA 1-4, Sentinel 3; Forestry Contest 2; Chapter Conducting Team 3; Basketball 1-4; Captain 4; All Tournament 4; Baseball l-4;«Science Club Vice President 2; Halloween Duke 1,2; Dogwood Festi- val 4; Class Favorite 2; Librarian 1; Annual Staff 1-4; Busi- ness Manager 4; Choral Club 2-4. MARIE BUMGARDNER Class President 1, Treasurer 3,4; Class Play 3,4; FHA Mem- ber 1-4, 4th Vice President 3, State Meeting 2; Class Favor- ite 3,4; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 1; Science Club 2; Hal- loween Duchess 3; Librarian 1-2; Choral Club 1-4; Volley- ball 4. MICHAEL McMAHON Basketball 2-4; All District 4; All Tournament 4; Baseball 1- 4; FFA 1-4; Greenhand Vice President 1, Chapter Treasurer 3; Voting Delegate 2; Chapter Degree; Chapter Conducting Team 3; FHA Beau Candidate 2-3; Class Favorite 4; Class Play 3-4; Choral Club 2-4; Boys' Quartet 3.4; Science Club 2; Hallo- ween Duke 3. GAYLA CLARK Class Secretary 1, Vice President 2, Reporter 4, Play 3,4; President 3; Science Club President 2; FHA 1-4; President 2, 2nd Vice President 3, Representative 4, Area 4th Vice Pres- ident 4, Junior Degree, State-National Meetings 3, Leader- ship Conference 1, 3; Choral Club 1-4; Pianist 3; Girls’ Trio 1-4; Choralettes 3; Melody Makers 1,2; Music 2-10; Basket- ball 1-4; All District Tournament 4; Captain 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Dogwood Festival 4; Harvest Festival Duchess 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; DAR Citizenship 4; Miss Homemaker 2; Class Favorite 2; FFA Sweetheart 2; Best Dressed 3; Best All Around 3; Most Popular 4; Miss Burkeville High 4; Best Citi- zen 4; Librarian 3,4; Annual Staff 1-4; Editor 4; Valedictor- ian. MARVIN GOOCH FFA 1-4; FFA Talent Team 4; Forestry Contest 4; Senior Play 4. 7 MOTTO Who Does Not Advance, Falls Behind COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: Iris CLABRON COLE Class Treasurer 1, Reporter 2, Vice President 3,4; Play 3,4; FFA 1-4; Greenhand Sentinel; Chapter President 3; State Meeting 3, National Meeting 4; Conducting Team 3; Fores- try Judging 2; Choral Club 2,3; Science Club Program Chair- man 2; Best Citizen 3; Most Popular 4; Mr. Farmer 2; Har- vest Festival Duke 4; Basketball 1,2,4; All Tournament 4; Salutatorian. MELBA SMITH Class Secretary 2; FHA Member 1-4; Secretary 2; State Meeting 2; Class Play 3,4; Basketball 1-4; Captain 4; All District 2,4; All Tournament 2,4; Volleyball 4; Basketball Favorite 2; Choral Club 1,2; Science Club 2; FFA Sweet- heart Candidate 3. KENNETH WEEKS Baseball 2-4; Choral Club 2-4; Boys' Quartet 3-4; Choralettes 3; Class Order Chairman 3, Treasurer 2, Play 3,4; FFA Vice President 3; Forestry Contest 1; Conducting Team; Mr. Farmer 3; Class Favorite 3; FHA Beau Candidate 2,3; Hallo- ween Duke 3; Science Club Member 2. ROYLEENE GASWAY Class Reporter 1, President 2, Secretary 3,4; Play 3; FHA 1- 4; Vice President 2,3; Leadership Conference 3; Junior Degree; FFA Sweetheart 2; District Sweetheart Finalist 2; Science Club Secretary 2; Librarian 2; Choral Club 1-4; Choralettes 3; Girls' Trio 1-4; Music 3-8; Paper Staff 1; Basketball 1-4; All District 2; All Tournament 2-4; Captain 2- 4; Volleyball 3-4. JACKIE MILLER FHA Member 1, 3,4; Choral Club 3; FHA Sweetheart Candi- date; Junior Play; Senior Play; Basketball 3-4; Volleyball 4; Science Club. fa Seniors COMMENCEMENT Honor Students Graduation Baccalaureate Eighth Grade JUNIORS JOHNNY WATSON Sentinel MARILYN PRICE Program Chairman ELIZABETH RICHMOND Finance Chairman CHARLES HARVEY LINDA SMITH Reporter JOHNNIE LOVE 3 SOPHOMORES MRS. EMMA JOE THOMAS Sponsor Linden Lindsey Jo Lynn Cloessner Joe Evans Jeanette Marshall Peggy Richmond Gladys Scott L. C. Chapman June Jackson Danny Chrisjohn Mary Craig Douglas Miller Sharon Lewis FRESHMEN FRESHMEN MR. J. E. MILLER, JR. Sponsor Donna Smith Minnie Kay Miller Lou Thomas Norma Clark Yvonne Miller Calvin Gooch Bonnie Jarrell Eugene Irwin Gloria Day Linda Tanner Rodger Powell Dorothy Fancher Johnny Dickerson Marlene Hall June Langley Elizabeth Smith Dewey Flournoy Eddie Mae McCollough Anne Barantine Pat Gooch ELEMENTARY f . V v? 7 V? EIGHTH GRADE MR. BILLIE THOMAS Sponsor Cheryl Miller Louise Erwin Brenda Lewis Lillian Richmond Martha Watson R. K. Tilley Gwen Miller Jerry Fancher Peggy Cade Pat Fancher Carolyn Lilly George Watson Harmon Flournoy Aline McMahon Glenn Scott Sarah Irwin Tommy Love Louise Taylor Carolyn Miller Don McNaughten Eva Weeks Gail Woods Glenna Jackson Mary Watson SEVENTH GRADE MRS. VEIGH MILLER Don Dickerson Sandra Kay Miller David Shaddock Adele Hall David Kirby Glenda Miller Homer Dickerson Sponsor Kent Dickerson Judy Kay Smith Bobby Biscamp Barbara Smith Kay Peters Oza Hall Ada Jordan Winfred Weeks Roger Jordan Brenda Low Alfred Watson Clyde Hopson Jimmy Gilley J. W. Jordan Mike lewis Douglas Boyd SIXTH GRADE MRS. MADIE SKELTON Sponsor Charlotte Erwin Jerry Brittain Susan Craig Clifton Weeks Nelda Erwin Gloria Woods Linda Medley Bobby Watson Sharon Ener James Day Gayla Thomas Jimmy Brittain Joanna Fancher Chloe Miller Darryl Barentine Shirley Love Glenda McMahon Marlene Flournoy 22- FIFTH GRADE James Miller Rosemary Hines Sam Miller Margaret Tilley Belinda Cole W. T. Brittain Dianne Robinson Ray Don McDaniel Joe Ed Gooch Evelyn Mann Sidney McMahon Tommie Fancher Philis Lee Joe Love Elaine Hopson Terry Smith Jimmy Knighton Cynthia Hall Ricky Dickerson Walter Taylor FOURTH GRADE MRS. LILLIE MILLER Sponsor Nancy Dickerson Ronnie Dickerson Carlis Cloessner William Hopson Ronnie Lewis Glenda Peters Michael Dickerson Linda Knighton Georgia Jordan Donnie Dickerson Annie Brittain Bobby Leach Duwanna Low Thomas Gill Dorlene Harvey Kathy Biscamp If THIRD GRADE ■«gi I Michael Clark Ernest Mann Prentiss Hopson George Kerr Donald Woods Ronnie Day MRS. J. C. SMITH Sponsor Curtis Lilly Sherry Mayo Craig Leach Deborah Ener Debra Erwin David Richmond Belinda Boyd Harold Watson David Love Sandra Clark Tony Gilley Christal Smith Patsy Erwin James Flourney Eddie Mae Craig James Lilly SECOND GRADE MRS. LOIS HOLMES Sponsor Robert Choate Wanda McMahon Carol Knighton Peggy Smith Dorothy Love Joe Dickerson Donna Richmond Randy Miller Jerry Griggs Theresa Miller Ray Tilley Dixie McMahon Ruth Smith Marvin Hall Myra Erwin Milton Jackson Benny Smith Shirley Lisenby Johnny Jordan Evie Fancher FIRST GRADE MRS. THELMA GASWAY Sponsor Yavanae Clark George Craig Kathy Boyd Rodney Butler John Roy Johnson Cherie Erwin Randy Clark Helen Lee Barbara McAnelley Carl Biscamp Carol Mayo Donny Benson Paul Nichols Leslie Smith William Brittain Donnis Lilly Debbie Hall David Richmond Rhonda Woods Douglas Woods Patsy Love Elizabeth Hampshire Roy Jordan Annette Smith FAVORITES MISS B.H.S. GAYLA CLARK STUDIOUS MOST James Gill 33 Johnny Watson ATHLETE BEST Dorleen Boyd CLASS FAVORITES SOPHOMORES Sharon Lewis - Thomas Weeks FRESHMEN Donna Smith - Lou Thomas 3 7 DISTRICT CHAMPS Left to Right: Coach Billie Thomas, Norma Clark, Edith Griggs, Donna Smith, Melba Smith, Sharon Lewis, Charlene Boyd, Minnie Kay Miller, Dorleen Boyd, Linda Tanner, Gayla Clark, Diane Skelton. SEASON'S RECORD OF ALL GAMES Burkeville vs: Spurger - - - - - - - 52-34 Mauriceville - - - - 44-27 Wells - - - 35-36 Deweyville- • - - - - -72-34 Spurger - - - - - - - 44-31 Anacoco - - • - - - - 46-48 Marion - - — - - - 45-48 Deweyville - - - - - 58-23 Mauriceville - - - - 29-27 Huntington - - - - - 48-34 Woden - - - - - - - 53-27 Hemphill - - - - - - 35-24 Evans - - - - - - - - 36-28 Huntington - - - -41-25 Anacoco— - - - 46-55 Jasper - - - ■ - - - 25-32 Wells - - - - - - 47-29 Hemphill - - - - 29-43 Hemphill - - - - 29-25 DISTRICT Broaddus.......... 48-20 Zavalla............64-39 Chireno Chireno ------ -34-26 Broaddus ------ -30-31 Zavalla DISTRICT PLAYOFF Broaddus 40-30 39-25 45-25 REGIONAL GAME Wells 33-43 EVA DALE Orangefield - - - - - 27-38 LITTLE CYPRESS Hackberry--------- - 68-14 BURKEVILLE Chester.............47-29 TOURNAMENTS Mauriceville - - - - 41-33 Won Consolation Clear Creek - - - - -35-31 Won Second Place Hemphill B - - - -45-11 Won First Place Sabine Pass - - - 45-15 Little Cypress - - 26-52 Hemphill -------29-25 TOP ROW: Coach J. E. Miller, Jr., Linden Lindsey, Charles Harvey, Rush Dicker- son, Michael McMahon, Clabron Cole, Eugene Irwin. SECOND ROW: Thomas Weeks, Johnny Watson, L. C. Chapman, Lou Thomas, Pat Allen Erwin, Danny Chrisjohn. SEASON'S RECORD OF ALL GAMES Burkeville vs: Spurger ------- 33-25 Wells...............34-25 Spurger ------- 34-47 Woden ------- 40-51 Mauriceville - - - - 43-52 Mauriceville — - - 33-55 Brookeland ----- 61-36 Broaddus ------ 30-37 Chireno — - - - - -57-45 Broaddus — — - - 44-37 EVADALE Orangefield - - — -28-25 JASPER Center - ----- - 34-38 BURKEVILLE Brookeland------ - 69-45 Anacoco ------ 46-49 Deweyville ----- 46-44 Deweyville ----- 48-53 Huntington--------- 77-29 Hemphill ------ 30-29 Huntington - - - — 37-44 DISTRICT Zavalla ----- —60-39 Brookeland - - - — 73-36 DISTRICT PLAYOFF Broaddus - - - — - 36-44 TOURNAMENTS Hardin - - - - — - 37-31 Won First Place Chester - - — - - 26-20 Newton - - — - - - 41-36 Buna B ............51-22 Won First Place Hemphill - — —26-34 Jasper - - -----36-34 Evans ------ 70-49 Anacoco - — - -54-49 Jasper ------ 32-42 Wells - — — - 45-56 Broaddus — - - -48-43 Chireno ----- 45-39 Zavalla ----- 59-50 Broaddus - - - - -51-52 Newton ----- 27-25 Deweyville - - - 24-39 Broaddus - - - - -59-41 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Adele Hall, Carolyn Miller, Carolyn Lilly, Brenda Lewis, Coach Billie Thomas, Cheryl Miller, Peggy Cade, Louise Erwin, Eva Weeks, Glenda Miller. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Lou Watson, Gwen Miller, Gail Woods, Martha Sue Watson, Aline McMahon. ELEMENTARY BOYS' BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Coach J. E. Miller, Kent Dickerson, Mike Lewis, Homer Lewis Dickerson, George Watson, Douglas Boyd. BOTTOM ROW: David Kirby, Clyde Hopson, David Shaddock, Don Dickerson, Oza Hall, Jimmy Gilley. GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL TOP ROW: Royleene Gasway, June Langley, Marie Bumgardner, Sharon Lewis, Melba June Smith. SECOND ROW: Jackie Miller, Elizabeth Richmond, Jo Lynn Cloessner, Charlene Boyd, Bonnie Sue Jarrell, Edith Griggs. THIRD ROW: Diane Skelton, Yvonne Miller, Gayla Clark, Linda Ann Tanner, Dorleen Boyd. BOYS’ BASEBALL TOP ROW: L. C. Chapman, Michael McMahon, Lou Thomas, Charles Harvey, Kenneth Weeks, Coach: J. E. Miller, Jr. BOTTOM ROW: Rush D. Dickerson, Thomas Weeks, Pat Allen Erwin, Linden Lindsey, Johnny Watson. SNOIlVZINVOaO — DEAR OLD BURKEVILLE HIGH TUNE: ALMA MATER She was always the haven of our hopes and fears Burkeville High, Dear Burkeville High School, I will loyal be Memories of our schooldays linger. And I'll praise thy name and glory, Throughout all the years. That means so much to me. We will love and cherish thee always. To thy standard true; So in memory of those happy days, Here's our hearts for you. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Brenda Low; Charlotte Erwin Individual Awards BURKEVILLE-WIERGATE P.T.A. President: Mrs. Ocie Griggs Vice-President: Mr. R. L. Nichols Secretary: Mrs. Ira Nee Miller Treasurer: Mrs. LaVerne Smith Committee Chairmen LIBRARY STAFF Mrs. Pauline Hines. Director; Johnnie Love. Pat Allen Erwin, Linden Lindsey, Kenneth Weeks, Gayla Clark, Sharon Lewis, Judith Clark, Judy Smith, Norftia Clark, Sarah Irvin. MUSIC PUPILS -V7 TOP ROW: Johnny Dickerson, Charles Harvey, Rush Dickerson, Michael McMahon, Kenneth Weeks. FOURTH ROW: Johnnie Love, Douglas Miller, Clabron Cole, Lou Thomas, Calvin Gooch, L. C. Chapman, Mrs. Pauline Hines. THIRD ROW: Jo Lynn Cloessner, Jeanette Marshall, Marie Bumgardner, Sharon Lewis, Elizabeth Richmond, Bonnie Jarrell, Edith Griggs, Yvonne Miller. SECOND ROW: Norma Clark, Eddie Mae McCollough, June Langley, Marilyn Price, Minnie Kay Miller, Donna Smith, Linda Mann, Linda Smith. FIRST ROW: Diane Skelton, Linda Tanner, Gayla Clark, Dorleen Boyd, Judy Clark, Charlene Boyd, Elizabeth Smith. CHORAL CLUB Mrs. Pauline Hines, DIRECTOR Judith Ann Clark, PIANIST Gayla Clark Royleene Gasway Marie Bumgardner Kenneth Weeks Rush Dickerson Michael McMahon Clabron Cole TOP ROW: Marie Bumgardner, June Jackson, Melba Smith. SECOND ROW: Eddie Mae McCollough, Edith Griggs, Bonnie Jarrell, June Langley, Linda Tanner, Yvonne Miller, Marlene Hall. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Smith, Jackie Miller, Peggy Richmond, Mary Craig, Donna Smith, Minnie Kay Miller, Norma Clark, Pat Erwin. FOURTH ROW: Linden Lindsey, Gladys Scott, Dorleen Boyd, Marilyn Price, Judy Clark. Linda Mann, Diane Skelton. FIFTH ROW: Linda Beth Smith, Gayla Clark, Elizabeth Richmond, Sharon Lewis, Jo Lynn Cloessner, Jeanette Marshall, Charlene Boyd, Mrs. -Emma Joe Sponsor and President Thomas. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sharon Lewis Jo Lynn Cloessner Elizabeth Richmond Dorleen Boyd Diane Skelton Judith Clark Marilyn Price Linda Mann Charlene Boyd i 7 TOP ROW: Johnny Dickerson, Dewey Flournoy, Kenneth Weeks, Rush Dickerson, Michael McMahon, Pat Gooch, Marvin Gooch, Calvin Gooch. SECOND ROW: L. C. Chap- man, Thomas Weeks, Clabron Cole, Lou Thomas, Eugene Irvin, Douglas Miller, Danny Chrisjohn, Glen McMahon. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Richmond, Sweetheart 1961-62; Johnny Watson, Linden Lindsey, Charles Harvey, Harold Smith, James Gill, Pat Erwin. SPONSOR: Mr. Raymond Nichols. DORLEEN BOYD Sweetheart for 1963 THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Johnny Watson President Linden Lindsey Vice-President Charles Harvey Secretary Harold Smith Treasurer Pat Erwin Sentinel James Gill Reporter 5 I ► Chapter Farm Skill Team Third Place District Pat Erwin's Angus Show Calf H. A. Surprise Party For VO-AG Boys Glen McMahon's Prize Winning Dairy Cow JiI 5 Tommy Moses and the Presidents Our Leaders “GUIDEPOST TO THE FUTURE” F.H.A.-F.F.A. Banquet F.H.A. Accomplishments Speaker Moses Sweethearts Talent Team Happy Ending .F.A. Accomplishments ACTIVITIES HARVEST FESTIVAL KING Harold Smith PRINCE ROYAL Douglas Woods QUEEN Judith Clark PRINCESS ROYAL Yavanae Clark James Gill, Sharon Lewis, 10; Clabron Cole, Gayla Clark. 12; James Day, Shirley Love, 6; Randy Clark and Rodney Butler; George Watson, Peggy Cade, 8; Robert Choate, Vickie Gunter, 2; David Dickerson, Kathy Biscamp, 4; Bonnie Erwin and Cherie Erwin. Charles Harvey, Linda Smith, 11; Rodger Powell. Norma Clark, 9; Mike Lewis, Glenda Miller, 7; Ray Don McDaniel, Cynthia Hall, 5; Debbie Hall, Kathy Boyd; Craig Leach, Belinda Boyd, 3; John Roy Johnson, Helen Lee, 1. SIX HOLIDAYS OVER BURKEVILLE NATIONAL ANTHEM Star Spangled Banner”............................................Audience LABOR DAY 'I Hear America Singing Jazz Fantasia - - High School THANKSGIVING 'The Pilgrims Were Brave ...............................junior High School CHRISTMAS It Happened at Christmas ---------------------- Primary Grades VALENTINE Valentine Memories .................................... Elementary Grades MAY DAY May Day Frolic - -- -- -- -- -- - — - -- -- -- -- -- Intermediate Grades INDEPENDENCE DAY “Fourth of July Parade .......................................................... club Lady in Waiting......................................................... Miller Pa8es..............Johnnie Watson, Unden Undsey, Danny Chrisjohn, Thomas Weeks Thematic Songs - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Lou Thomas, Royleen Zachry .................................................................Pat Allen Erwin Pianists Marilyn Price, Cheryl Miller, Rosemary Hines YOU’RE TELLING ME SENIOR PLAY CAST Isabella...............SHARON LEWIS Bill Andrews ------- CLABRON COLE Professor Andrews - -MICHAEL McMAHON Jerry Andrews - - - - MARIE BUMGARDNER Beth Robinson - -- -- — - JACKIE MILLER Dick Mallon.........................RUSH DICKERSON Jean Mayberry - -- — — - - MELBA SMITH Joe Alcott................KENNETH WEEKS Director................RAYMOND NICHOLS Donna Andrews------ - - GAYLA CLARK SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The entire play took place in the living room of the Andrew's home. ACT ONE: Late Afternoon on a summer day ACT TWO: A short time afterwards 57 ACT THREE: Fifteen minutes later Juniors - Seniors “HELLO YOUNG LOVERS” JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET 5“ “MISS MISCHIEF” JUNIOR PLAY CAST Helen Sansome ------- UNDA MANN Dotty Harris - - - ELIZABETH RICHMOND Imogene Thomas.................MARILYN PRICE Ann Kingsley.....................LINDA SMITH Barbara Carter.................DORLEEN BOYD Marian Blake............JUDITH CLARK Joe Wilson. M.D. - - - JOHNNIE WATSON Larry Montgomery-----CHARLES HARVEY JOHNNY LOVE HAROLD SMITH Ed Vinson Ronald Parker Sponsor................PAUUNE HINES SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The entire action of the play takes place in the office of Camp Foresthaven, a summer school camp for young ladies. c FRESHMEN •pm Future Gossipers □ rbe Boys Have the Answer i Who Wants To Be Next? Jealous Lover Eager to Get to Class Who's the Guilty One C3 ADVERTISERS Compliments of WIERGATE Wiergate, Texas Kiln Dried Yellow Pine THE FIRST STATE BANK T. 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