Celeste High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Celeste, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1949 volume:

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Q 1 , H A V- -cg, -. Q F. Y W ,. . Q . l G a f a N Q x A , - Q rw?- .fi if .,,, X X 5 , ,, ,, ,. . A12 f DEDICATION Because the very f1nestfr1ends That we have ever known Have met w1th as ln classes through the days Because the1r fam1l1ar faces Are the ones that we ll mlss most When we ve sald goodbye and gone our var1ous ways Because we vilue schoolmates And recognlze the1r worth And slnce we ve shared thelr sorrows and thelr Joys We want to make the ded1cat1on Of th1s Blue Devll book To all of old Celeste Hlgh s curls and boys. YWTHE STAFF , . n , . , . . C vi 4 ,- ' 1 . , . Y . . , L , . . -Q gg , - vu . . , . Q Q .1 ,., M4 March lZ,, l9A9 D e ar S tudents There 1s, as always, a mlxed feellng of joy and sadness when we wrlte thls page for our Blue Dev1l , Joy at Our achlevements and sadness because the end of the year means Parting from so many flne boys and glrls Our school has earnestly endeavored to develop J.n you not only those scholastlc attrlbutes so necessary to thls age 1.11 whlch we llve, but to glve you those ethical and moral foundatlons equally necessary to your happlness and usefulness we have not been dlsappolnted You are glvlng us the rlght to feel gratlfled Our hope 15 that when tune and you, that you too w1ll feel gratlfled gi-atlfled that you were a student 1n Celeste School S Lncerely , 85,4044 Wjmfa Clyde W Heflln Superlntendent My A4022 We amz, g gal' X Lean J 204, 0 N X 9 circumstance have tested the results of those efforts in X5 W 5 l j . fy, BOARD GF TRUSTEES The board oftrustees have been active throughoutthe term of 48 and 49 p1ann1ng the future of the Celeste g1rls and boys who have an earnest des1re to obta1n an educat1on Members of the board lnclude .Toe La Favers pres1dent Mack P1erson secretary Monroe Passons Mr E R Henslee M M Pru1tt andC C Clark Mr Joe La Favers Pres1dent Mr George McGee Mr Mack P1erson Secretary Mr Monroe Passons Mr M M Prultt P1CtUf6S not shown Mr C C Clark and Mr E R Henslee l . . . . . . 1 . - , . ' I , ' . 9 5 9 s o s 3 o Q . g n l c 531 I l Ns' 4 , . -xr M 4 - c o . . ,I J W fin, . 0 1 U o . Q u Q o o o o n 0 Lloyd Press Pr1nc1pa1 of r H1gh School F A C U L T Y Hubert Sh1e1ds Mrs J C Lee Mrs Charles Dupre Mrs Agnes Breedlove Mrs Edna Roach Pr1nc1pa1 of Grade School Mrs Jestena Hunter Mrs Tom West Mrs M11dred Benard I Mlss Ona Lacks M1ss Allegra Byers M1ss Mary Eastwood , X 1+ f 3 N a 's db M v M 'IT Harry Wilker President Peggy McGahee Secretary Treasurer SENIOR OFFICERS Mrs J C Lee Sponsor Doris Williams Assistant Reporter Peggy Lewis Vice President Jack1e McGahee Reporter I - -fl:': w . . . , . - . f . SENIORS B1111e B1ShOp 3yrs basketball lyr capt lyr softball lyr football sweetheart Z yrs pep squad lyr Halloween Cand1date Zyrs homemakmg lyr VICE Pres 4 H lyr Dramat1cs 1 yr annual art1st J1m Bradford 4yrs F F A 2 yrs reporter l annual art1st lyr dramat1cs Berneal Burns 4 yrs F F A l yr dramat1cs Cl1fford Clark 2. yrs football, l yr baseball Z yrs class favor1te, 3 yrs Halloween Klng cand1date 4 yrs F F A l yr Sect l yr sent1nel 1 yr dramat1cs Rachel Glasscock 3yrs basketball lyr softball l yr class favor1te lyr Halloween cand1date lyr most popular g1rl lyr V1ce Pres class lyr g sweetheart lyr dramat1cs lyr homemaklng lyr pep squad 3yrs Lone Star Kenneth Gr1ff1s 4 yrs F FA Z yrs sent1nel lyr dramatxcs lyr football Mary Harr1s l yr Class V1ce Pres Z yrs re porter, Z yrs homemak1ng l yr reporter lyr ass1st ed lyr annual ed Zyrs pres 4 H lyr Pres Lone Star, 3 yrs basketball 3 yrs pep squad Rex Hudson 3 yrs football lyr basketball Zyrs baseball lyr dramat1cs Y' 1' SENIORS Bobb1e Hunter 3 yrs basketball 1 yr softball 3 yrs pep squad 1 yr ag sweetheart Z yrs Lone Star l yr hornemakuxg, 1 yr dramat1cs James Lacy Zyrs F F A Z yrs ag treas Z yrs manager of football team 1 yr dramat1cs Johnme Lamm Zyrs football Z yrs basketball 3 yrs baseball 4 yrs F F A 1 yr sect ag l yr h1stor1an, 1 yr dramat1cs Peggy Leggett lyr basketball lyr homemakmg lyr dramat1cs Zyrs 4 H Zyrs sect 4 H Peggy Lew1s 1 yr homemak1ng, 3 yrs Lone Star l yr Sect Lone Star lyr sect class 1 yr V1ce Pres class, 3 yrs press1on lyr mgr basketballteam Gene Maples 3yrs FFA lyr reporterFFA 1 yr V1ce Pres F F A 1 yr dra mat1cs lyr baseball Jack1e McGahee 4yrs express1on Zyrs home mak1ng 3 yrs Lone Star, 1 yr reporter L S C 1 yr treasurer L S C 1 yr class favonte, 2 yrs class reporter 1 yr pep squad l yr dramat1cs lyr class ed1tor Peggy McGahee 4yrs express1on Zyrs home maklng 3yrs Lone Star lyr pep squad lyr class secy treas 1 yr dramat1cs lyr Znd VICC Pres L S C u p c s o nj s a og o ' l 4 a . c p pep squad, Z yrs. flash, l yr. ex- Jimmy McM1chae1 S E N I Q R S 4yrs basketball 3 yrs football 4yrs baseball lyr class pres 1 yr FFA pres lyr dramatics yr annual typ1st Glenda Morgan yrs homemakmg lyr reporter yr dramat1cs Zyrs pep squad l yr leader pep squad Z yrs F F sweetheart 4 yrs Lone Star 1 yr H1StOT1an LSC lyr annual photo grapher Jlmmy Don Mulkey 2 yrs football lyr basketball l yr F FA lyr F FA Treasurer Greenhands lyr drarnat1cs lyr class favor1te Jnnrny .lean Passons 4 yrs Lone Star l yr cr1t1c L S C 1 yr pres L S C 3 yrs pep squad leader lyr Zyrs Magorette lyr class favor1te lyr cand1date Halloween Queen lyr dramat1cs makmg treasurer lyr express1on Don Pollard 1 yr agr1cu1ture l yr drarnat1cs lyr mus1c Edw1n West 4 yrs F F A l yr Znd V1ce Pres FFA lyr sent1nelFFA1yr dramat1cs l yr Lone Star Farmer Harry W1lkerson 3 yrs football lyr capta1n football Zyrs basketball 2 yrs baseball 4 yrs F F A Z yrs pres1dent F FA lyr treasurerFFA 3 yrs class pres1dent l yr class favor1te 1 yr dramatlcs 1 yr bus1ness manager annual Dor1s W1ll1ams 1 yr F F A sweetheart 4yrs Lone Star l yr basketball 1 yr home rnakmg lyr ass1stant ed1tor lyr class prophet lyr parl1amentar1an L S C 1 . 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' , . , . , . . .A Z yrs. homemaking, 1 yr. home- 51x 72,0 f'7Ieo5l lcm For 'fceffn M La W! x.E'Me S Srrhle, Ever-9 Ol 0u.T7 KIND J' A Iomy LJNN Tres 0.5 fyefef 'Fvwr AN 5t-ers ' 5-frm Pleffj' CLASS HISTORY PAST AND PRESENT Just a short t1me ago eleven years to be exact s1x p1nafores and knee breeches started thelr educatxonalcareers 1n the pr1mary department of the Celeste Publ1c School M1ss One1da Gaulden was our teacher These puplls were J1mmy Don Mulkey Mary Vlrglnla Harr1s B11l1e Frances B1shop Jeane Passons J1mmy McM1cheal and James Dav1d Lacy Jack1e and Peggy McGahee Jo1ned us 1n the f1fth grade and Don Pollard m the s1xth At present our class members number twenty three Th1s 1n crease has been gradual as we represent several school d1str1cts Dor1s W1ll1ams and Rachel Glasscock from K1ngston Johnn1e Lamm from Klncer Edw1n West fromPra1r1e H111 Berneal Burns from H1ckory Creek and Kenneth Gr1ff1s from Lane Those whohave moved here are Peggy Jo Leggett from Mer1t Rex Hudson from Grand Pra1r1e Gene Maples from Wolfe C1ty Harry W1lkerson from Leonard and Peggy Jean Lew1s from Palm Beach Flor1da We have had many wonderful teachers throughout our eleven school years To them we extend our slncere thanks and apprec1a t1on We have a semor class that really works together pulls to gether and plays together And Here s to the success and the happ1ness of every member of the Class of 49 Those who have transferred in are: Jim Bradford,Glenda Morgan, C4'L'l'A'lfS'l'S P'4'R 'OW'P'lfH'l'E'9'C 'Y One day Istepped into one of America s largest Transportation planes and was taken on one of the most unusual tours it has ever been my ex per1ence to w1tness Th1s huge a1rl1ner was created for the sole purpose of transport1ng adventurers to the locat1on of the1r Semor Class Z0 years 1n the future Th1S we1rd devlce roared 1nto act1on and before I reallzed we were mov1ng the p1lot explalned that we were c1rcl1ngPar1s France Out the w1ndow was a pla1n v1ew of De La Rachelle Fash1ons These exqu1s1te fash1ons were created by our own l1ttle lovable brunette Rachel Glass cock Sat1sf1edw1th th1s 1nformat1on I consulted Rachelas to the where abouts of her 1nt1mate fr1end Bobb1e Hunter Rachel smlled and talked several mmutes about Bobb1e s wonderful career Bobb1e, she sa1d w as a lady golfer and was presently on her way to Los Angeles Cal1forn1a to attend the World Largest Golf Tournament She also sa1d that Bobb1e was 1n good sp1r1ts and expected to w1n I d1dn t stay long 1n Par1s but to my great surpr1se I found two other former classmates l1v1ng here F1rst was Peggy Jo Leggett chxef executlve to the French government I qu1cklydec1ded that she had done well for herself and drove off Before I had gone far we crossed Ma1n Street In huge neon slgns was Jlm S Club D1n1ng and Danc1ng The elaborately dressed gentleman and the propr1etor standmg almost glarmg 1n the foothghts was J1mmy Don Mul key who one could eas1ly see was no longer bashful Several hours later 1n the early morn1ng the p1lot1nformed me that he had contacted the weather stat1on and that we would be temporar1ly held up Th1s was f1ne because we were 1n London and a capta1n 1n the Enghsh army t1pped h1s hat and the ever pol1te lad that he was offered to dr1ve me down town But Ichose to take a s1ght see1ng bus As I stepped on the bus a gentleman assured me that my fare was taken care of The gentleman turned out to be Johnny Lamm who owned th1s bus and also a fleet of other busses I asked h1m about EdW1n West and h1s answer startled me I-Ie sa1d that Edw1n was a mult1m1l11ona1re and owned a l1very stable near W1ltsh1re There h1s f1ne horses had pa1d off 1n b1g d1v1dends The d1rector po1nted out what he termed the most s1ghtly part of London Itwas the c1ty s largestnewspaper off1ce Our old class genlus Harry W1lkerson was manager Peggy Jean Lew1s worked there as a reporter and 1n her ever eff1c1entmanner was hurrylng around the off1ce Next door to th1s we saw another fam1l1ar f1gure Employed as a ha1r dresser was the st1ll beaut1ful B1ll1e Frances B1shop who had be come noted for her lovely plat1num blonde ha1r The t1me had seemed short but we had to go Arr1v1ng back 1n the late evemng I boarded the plane bound for the Un1ted States No sooner had we arr1ved 1n New York Cxty than we met .Iack1e and Peggy McGahee the famous Red headed Song B1rds who were now famed Broadway smgmg stars The popularpa1r escorted me to F1fth Avenue to a large and beaut1ful hotel The mght clerk James Dav1d Lacy owned part 1nterest 1n the place I - Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 1 I ' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q , - Q Q Q Q Q Q Q , ' Q Q Q Q Q 3 Q Q Q y Q Q Q Q Q D D Q Q 0 Q Q Q Q Q g Q Q 5 I Q Q Q l l Q Q Q 9 Q Q Q Q Q Q .5 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q gg 3 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q , - Q l I I ' Q Q Q Q I I Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ' l Q Q Q Q I I Q Q Q Q ' Q l ' I ' i Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ' I l Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q p o Q Q Q Q , - Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q - , - Q Q Q Q 5 Q Q Q Q Q D Q Q Q Q 0 I ' tg ' O! , - Q Q Q Q Q Q Q l 0 D Q Q Q , Q I learned that Berneal Burns who was h1S partner had also done well 1n New York Later I had a spec1al1nv1tat1on to an affa1r be1ng held 1n the huge dlnlng room I sat near the footl1ghts and 1mmed1ately recogn1zed Rex Hudson as master of ceremon1es Rex was announc1ng the program for the evemng Funny as lt may seem some of our old fr1ends had lead1ng parts 1n the show Flrst was amb1t1ous and now dehghtful Don Pollard who was d1rector of the smoothplay1ng orchestra I-I1s star who 1S known for her outstand1ng opera VOICC was J1mm1e Jeanne Passons After th1S event another 1mportant number was announced Belng 1ntroduced was the hottest J1tterbug 1n the Northeast the g1rl w1th m1ll1on dollar sm1le Glenda Morgan Glendawas marr1ed but had contmued her famous career The next morn1ng Icont1nued my 1nterest1ng Journey to Los Angeles I traveled through the bus1est part and these are the people I saw The head doctor was Dor1s W1ll1ams and among her pat1ents was Cl1fford Clark Old Cl1ff was st1ll try1ng h1s luck at fast dr1v1ng but had sl1pped up th1s t1me I-Ie was am1dget auto racer I v1s1ted h1s room and he gave me a record of some of our classmates Wh1Ch he had been contact1ng s1nce graduat1on He Sald that .T1m Bradford was st1ll 1n Texas and had become a successfulcartoomst and was noted for h1S r1ch humor The g1rl who produced h1s screenwr1t1ngs was Mary Harr1s Mary has acqu1red con s1derable money and a lovely estate 1n New Orleans After th1s V151t we sh1fted to an entrrely d1fferent s1tuat1on On the way back we stopped 1n Reno Nevada I p1cked up the morn1ng papers and read the headl1nes of the theater news They read Steve Cl1pper son Kenneth C1r1ff1s famous Hollywood romeo dlvorces f1fth Wlfe After read1ng the deta1ls I turned to the sports column and found .I1mmy McM1chael steal1ng the show H15 pleasant face covered half the page and under 1t read Popular Rose Bowl Coach W1ns Aga1n I Sadly enough th1s 1S the end of our long delxghtful tour Th1s tr1p Wh1Ch really 1S my 1rnag1nat1on and prophecy of the school days of Dear o e C H S Ilglb.. ,,c . ., , . . . . 1 . . . 'D rs-- Y t JUNIOR OFFICERS Q P Q S P. K. Harrel Mead Owens President Mrs Agnes Breedlove Sponsor Vice President 11es Velda Raper Tommy G Secretary 8: Treasurer Reporter 4 . . Lx ' I ,V -lf Y 1 Q 1' Ng . JUNIORS Bobby Brooks Donald J Carter A W Cunmng ham Betty Harrell Tomm1e Hunter Donald E Carter B1l1y Compton R1ta Dav1s Lou1se Horner La Wanda Lamn T C Lamer Leora Lmcycomb Patsy Lyday Jerry Moser Helen W11son Onna Lee Lew1s Loura Lmcycomb Elmer McNee1y D01-1s Peebles JUNIORS La.Mla.-ncla 'NOW Whe Ria- tke Bde 16V Kamp K 451' 72N 5 bb Th sir Kris L fb Thy., 0-wdfii F-U' BAA 8 6 yn and fVXe3-J Ho f, ef Tw V15 - 1, Q 5 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 2 fr . ,ff ia if Paul Connatser Willie Thorp Pres1dent VICE Pres1dent Mr Sh1e1ds Sponsor ,fx M1ke1 Nuttall Fran Black Secretary 8: Treasurer Reporter r r . gear .A 'L U . . SOPHCDMORES Nat Alexander Bobby Cra1go Joy Davenport B111y DaV1S Dor1s M11ton Lela Mae Pr1nce Mozell Scarborough Boyd S1mms Don Thurmond Josh Waller Vlrgel Wlnsett Joyce Furlong A 'ZSoP Hs ' SN! L pp TT'x1 ll rL5 WRL U I- Y mKeL- S ob,J'o5h SHCLD5 Vnrgel.. FRESHMAN OFFICERS ! Franc1s McM1chae1 Douglas Armstrong Pres1dent VICE Pres1dent Mrs Dupre Sponsor T Bettye Lou Martm Peggy Compton Secretary 81 Treasurer Reporter 2 S dh. T' 2 ii' 'W 272, W FRESHMEN Nelda Dav1s Mar1e Furlong Claudette Grantham B1lly Charles Gr1ff1s Lou1se Harr1s B1lly Joe Jackson .Toy Dell Johnson Dorthy Mae Lake Ruth Maples Bob Mayes Delores Remed1z Nell1e Scarborough Norma Sm1th Billy R ay Harris F' vx N... A431- 5-Q IT' -no ,JU J , 4 fn, v ,459 4 ' Q 5534 X ,r il .1 - 1 - ..4,f.v.,-fn mi . 2 f f X -:mfg-N' A fs li!! ff ... X , V ,mm .4 , A 1 Q . Rink, 4 W -MQTQ ,.,, U Q Ju-:nail ii- 0,f fbi if x fx ! SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES Don Armstrong George Bennett Don Ray Blshop Bobby Dan Chaney B1lly Cryer Ann Clark Leeman Cunn1ngham Amta Groves Dorothy Ann Harrell Opal Dean Hayes Hershell Hunter Charles Lew1s Neva McClanahan Dolly McClure Johnny Myers Nancy Nalls Lester Purkey P1cture not shown Franklm Pearce Kathleen Quattlebaum Betty Raper Carmell Rogers Dorothy Burns Peggy Cardwell Kenneth C11nton Sh1rley Hopewell Bobby Jackson James .Tones Dallas Shanks Harvey Sm1th S1ms Thorpe Herman Whlte liable 5 GRADE ' 3 - W Lf Charles Pearce 9 C ' 7 ff 1' Mack1e Babers .Tames B1shop Gay Burns Albert Carter Myra Ness Compton Ida Connatser Bobby GT1ff1S Wanda .To Hunt Barbara Hunter Elbert Hunter Sh1r1ey Hunter Raymond Lafavers Ben McCorst1n Bobble Pelrson Bonn1e Putman Modesto Rodr1quez Phll Wllkerson Nathan W11son Kay Armstrong Thomasene Banks Gordon Beardon Allen B1ggs Allene B1ggs Dellene Cearley Peggy Compton Eugene Cumm1ngs Charles Ray Glasscock Paul Thomas Harrell Mack Harr1s Chfford H111 Marllyn Hopewell Mary Lou Jackson Bobby Gene Leggett Elmta Long Bobby Lyday Barbara Martln Johnny Morton Bobby Carl Ross Emma Rowell Nancy Slayden Claudlne Sm1th FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES X .fa GRADE X Q Ass Bill! J. --J m I4 a J3Ck1e Taylor Ellen Wlnsett ,:'fg4g ' q , S y . . Q I 0 E Q y y X E 2- A ' , V y 3 . 1 N ' ui f-E? . ff'-' - V. u . 'Y I s- Q , E l ' ' -vi h X if SM. 4 .3 'S 'A 4 g . x. 5 Q ' 4 1 ' 4 Joan Ausburn Janet Brown James Burns Thelma Burns Mar1e Carter M1ke Compton Henry Dalton Donn1e Duncan James Gray George Ann Hackney Cece11a Ann Hagan Dorothy Harms Deard H111 Jerry Hunter Paul Dan Jones Joanna Malone Margaret Norfleet Don Pearce Robert P1ck1e C L Sm1th J1mmy Swafford Joe Warren Jan1e Armstrong Reba Clax Barbara Connatser Bobby Goodman Jack1e Gr1ff1s Sh1r1ey Harrell Johnny Jackson Elwood Jones Neva Malone B111y McW11l1ams Franlue M11tOD J1mmy M11ton Theresa Rodriguez Peggy Rowell R. C. Underwood Jerry Warren Beatrice Burris Joe Jack B1Sh1P Orville Burns Tommye Sue Cook B1lly Da1ley Jewel Fouce Stanley Griffis James Jones Trenta Jones Jane Lee Richard Lyday Dorothy Malone M1chael Manley Glenda McGhee Barbara Newman Mary Rodr1qu1z Carol Ross Larry Rowell Sue Sumrow John Taylor W1ll1am Taylor Sarah Warren Jimmy Barnett Bobby Burns Frances Cowan James Cowan Betty Dalton Ralph Evans Larry Hazel Wilburn Hopewell John Hunter Mickey Pierson Barbara Putman Joan Shields Hartwell Smith Jerry Swindell Frances Taylor Martha Waldroup Jack Warren FIRST AND SECOND GRADES 7 QZMZZQMWGA BEST ALL ROUND GIRL QWM7 Zflaum BEST ALL ROUND B gage FOOTBALL SWEETHEART HALLOWEEN QUEEN ag VELDA RAPER ANN HARRELL CECELIA ANN HAGAN Lady In Wa1ting Lady In Waiting SENIOR FAVORITES Q3 Mk JUNIOR FAVORITES SOPHOMORE FAVORITES FRESHMEN FAVGRITES MM Q ' 'rn I , fm ' Y fQ+ig? g , , .' 34: f Joy Da BIHY Davig XM 1 :Zn . 1 D Frances C lchae ouglas Armstrong EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITES -1-1 lf ff 6 OUTSTANDING ATHLETES OF 1949 135- 'C' PEGGY LEGGETT PEGGY LEWIS H1gh Scho1ast1c Stand1ng H1gh SChO1aSt1C Standmg JOHNNY LAMM Perfect Attendance HIGH SCHOLASTIC STANDING AND PERFECT ATTENDANCE 3 MARY HARRIS HARRY WILKERSON H1gh Scho1ast1c Standlng H1gh SChO1aSt1C Stand1ng BLUE DEVIL STAFF Mrs I C Lee Sponsor Mary Harr1s Ed1tOT Harry W11kerso James R McM1chae1 Bus1ness Mgr Typlst I Glenda Morgan Peggy Lew1s B1111e B1shop Photographer Photographer Artist Velda Raper Asst Ed1tor Dor1s W1 hams Typ1st JIITI Bradford Art1st Q n 4 I Allene B1ggS Allen B1ggs Mack1e Don Babers Peggy Compton Nelda Dav1s Donn1e Duncan An1ta Groves Mary Harr1s Cecel1a Hagan Larry Hazal Georgann Hackney Clarence Jenson Trenta Rae .Tones Jane Lee Barbara Martln Jlmmy Mmlton Betty Lou Martln Frances MclVI1chael Nancy Nall Don Pollard Kathleen Quattlebaum Emma Rowell Peggy Rowell Nancy Slayden Joan Sh1elds Frances Taylor Edw1n West Ph1l Wllkerson Jerry Warren Nathan W1lson MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mlss Mary Eastwood Teacher w X , ' ,PQ i' f g C 7 - l . l ' ara. . 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J uv I I M1ss Alegra Byers Jerry LaFavers James Lawton Jones Shirley Hunter Johnny Myers Kay Armstrong Cecelia Ann Hagan Mickey Pierson Glenda Morgan Beth Marie Tucker Peggy McGahee JaCk16 McGahee J1mm1e Jean Passons Peggy Compton James Lacy Bobby Ann P1erson Clarence Jensen Barbara Ann Martin Mike Compton James Richard Grey Tommy Sue Cook Jimmy Barnett Janie Armstrong EXPRESSION DEPAR TMENT my -on SPEECH DEPAR X B1ll1e B1shop Jlm Bradford Berneal Burns Chfford Clark Rachel James Lacy .Tohnme Lamm Peggy Legget Peggy Lew1s Gene Maples Jack1e McGahee Peggy McGahee Junrny McM1chael Glenda Morgan Jlmmy Don Mulkey Jeanne Passon Don Pollard Harry W11keTSOH and Dor1s W1l11ams Sponsor Mrs J C Lee Glasscock, Kenneth Griffis, Mary Harris, Rex Hudson, Bobbie Hunter K . l LONE STAR CLUB MOTTO Let us have faith that right makes might' and in that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand it HOME MAKING DEPAR TMEN T 1 I -5 f 'Q W 5 sfo ' Q51 Q35 -45,7 419 ,5?a,fF1 613 I W al., Velda Raper VICE Pres R1ta Dav1s Reporter Dorothy Hunt Presldent Patsy Lyday Sec Treas M1ke1 Nuttall Dor1s M1lton Helen W11son Leora Lmcycornb Joyce Furlong Loura Llncycomb Fran Black Mozell Scarborough 1 -Ph! SL V5 f 4 Q fy G Sh' ,fb O 05 IN AFQIA S ' W 'loud Back row standing Bobby Craigo C T Lanier Harry Wilkerson Mead Owens Kenneth Gr1ff1s Mr Shields fsweetheartsQBobb1e Hunter and .Toy Davenport Middle row- Boyd Simms W1111e Thorp, Edwin West Paul Connatser First row: Clifford Clark, Nat Alexander, Johnny Lamm, Billy Davis Charles Don Waller, Bobby Brooks, Donald Carter, Virgil Ray Winsett. MOTTO' LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE. 1 'v ll 3 ..-. 1 X Q ., L 4 I ,T-F! ff 1 V I xy!!! I f .- 4 H 'VJ' - og- N . : . 1 0 ' . 9 0 2 , . . , i . , . I . a . . . , WJHY .Sjued PQSIINPS K nqqJor'c,TT5 CLQuDcUv. o Q Ll Ladders 7714.520 Jing Lee.. Tllderg 2. ,S Utd CAN .54LuTe5To T'qm bein.-1 Y c we-ms. Guvj gr! 0 C WLS D eg1HrgPe. C . Uyvgrhlfi R N Wil. Qrnrfa Le ln r'S 50h H mrs Braid!-ova PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Always ab1g factor 1n the success of our school1s the enthus1ast1c cooperat1on of our Parent Teachers Assoc1at1on Durlng th1s school year the P T A has funct1oned very eff1c1ently w1th the follow1ng off1cers Presldent Mrs Lem Warren lst V1ce Pres Mrs Mack P1erson Znd V1ce Pres Mrs Hubert Sh1e1ds 3rd VICE Pres Mrs Clarence Slayden Recordmg Secretary Mrs Geo Hackney Correspond1ng Secretary Mrs Edd1e Rowell Treasurer Mrs Bob Cra1go Parl1amentar1an Mrs Carl Ross Press Reporter Mrs I C Lee Health Mrs Ira Hunter L1brary Mrs Mlldred Barnard Hosp1tal1ty Mrs Torn West H1stor1an Mrs Earnest Roach Musm M1ss Mary Eastwood Publ1c1ty Mrs Clyde Hefhn ROOM MOTHERS 12th Grade Mrs Marg1e L McGahee llth Grade Mrs E L Hunter 10th Grade Mrs Bob Cra1go h Grade Mrs W W MCM1Cha8l Grade Mrs S W Myers h th th 4th. 3rd Znd. ls Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Mrs Lawton Jones Mrs Glen Compton Mrs Haskell Bzggs Mrs. Harold Armstrong Mrs. Tom Mulkey Mrs. Mack P1erson Mrs. Ellis Sumrow STANDING COMMITTEES 9t . . . . ' 8th. . . . 7t . . 6 . . 5 . . ' t FOOTBALL BOYS Left to rlght Front row West Lamm Armstrong Dav1s Carter HBTTIS Left to r1ght Second row MCM1Cha61 Compton Jackson Maples Hudson Left to r1ght Th1rd row Lacy Mgr Wllkerson Cra1go Mulkey Coach Press BASKETBALL GIRLS Left to rlght Lyday Harrell Leggett Glasscock W1111ams Compton Grantham LEWIS Coach Lamm Hunter Hunt B Hunter B1shop Martm 1. ff!-1 RTS ZMACLLQZE men I. L-lyn G Q 4 4 Capigu YK ' Le .11 s-sl--r L , 1- F' ' J, F 'WL I G-:srl Guy:-J F0'V AJ Cgfhnm rg.,- A.,-Ng 4. . ,,A.. g,,'...j 1131 M , . 21' Y . L Y , A , 'A T7.'L J ...nm . ..,.N, Jb','-y- ' 14- 4 Y - -V - .. f , , YN , ,. 'L!mII,II.' ' . 'lk 5 . I m ' , , . 1 I 1 A 5-Ulgvu i' ' 1 1 F n Q - orov rd '71-1 C51-ll- ff BASKETBALL BOYS Left to rlght Front row Dav1s Carter Armstrong West Lamm Left to r1ght Back row Compton W11kerson Cra1go McM1chae1 Mulkey Coach Press qw? w'55 'n 5 1- ': W fm' 'U JL Qiw giv- - H! QW! 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