Detroit High School - Eagle Yearbook (Detroit, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

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PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE BOARD OF EDUCATION FACULTY EMPLOYEES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ELEMENTARY FAVORITES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISERS foreword We, the Class of '53, present to you this yearbook. When it was ours, it represented a big job and hard work. Now that it is yours,may you regard it as your personal collection of memories - memories of friends, of events, of good and bad times, now, never to be forgotten. Editor........................ANN WHITTLE Assistant Editor-----------------DORIS NELMS Business Manager............-ALPHONSUS REID Assistant Manager-------------------------DUANE MILAM Photographer.................. JEANNE PEARCE Class Editors: Junior.............BETTY SUE MELTON Sophomore..........ANN SHIRLEY ROACH Freshman.............................JANE LITTLE Sponsor-..................LILLIAN M. FISHER in memoriam -'■V- In memory of a dear teacher and friend who, within the few weeks she was with us, won our admiration, respect and love, we respectfully and lovingly pay tribute to MRS. EDNA LEE BROWN z dedication Because of your good nature, your ready smile, and your friendship; Because of your very efficient handling of the bus in which we have ridden safely a gillion miles; and Because of your intense interest in and loyalty to our school, Dennis; and Because of your unlimited patience, your under- standing spirit, and your excellent teaching abili- ty; Because you served us so well as sponsor during our Junior year; and Because of your sincere friendship through all the years, Mr. Denton; We, the Seniors of '53, dedicate this yearbook to you - - --------- MR. DENNIS PEARCE and MR. MASON P. DENTON The hidden heads carry the heavy grain. So spoke a thought- ful man, whose name I am unable to recall. A field of wheat was the subject of conversation. So it is in life. One must look closely for the best. It i Seldom the most evident. I hope you will develop the power of discrimination, that you may be able to distinguish between the genuine and the false. principals message — The planning ana the production of a yearbook is a big and difficult job, even in a small school, yet you Seniors have tackled it, .apparently without fear or hesitation. I am sure you will finish it in good time and in good style, just as you have done many other assignments during your high school years. Assuming responsibility of a task and carrying it through to a successful end is one of the things that contributes to a happy and useful life. May each of you, and all of our students, have happy successful lives is my sincere wish. Vote on School Bond Feb. 14 school publicity School Bonds ' Carry 88 to 7 Jr‘d uZTJ '«Superintendent Fisher Gives Some “ „“1 was called for Saturday,. I © L C ince of $55,000 00 bonds to determine whether th | |T1 P 0 T T 0 FI I vCnOOl ItJCtS a new elementary school Independent School Distr to 7 votes against. The issue $55,000.00 in schc «vas threatening nearly for the purpose of reb and may have kept seme grammar school building om registering their ap The election will be h For two y ars the need of a new elementary school build disapproval high school building wi in8 has been a favorite topic of conversation among community uilding is expected to be Couccill, presiding judge leaders Early in the school year 1951-52 preliminary steps on the present grounds Hill, Miss Clem Pearce were faken t0 mske a tudy of thc n ds of the sch3ol district work is to begin as soon Clay Stafford, judge and and t0 explore the possibilities of meering these needs rangements can be made. The issuance of these 1 c____,_4_,________,_____t J L „___, I likely be in a few weeks. not affect the tax rate nor of the district inspection The Superintendent was instructed by the Board to con- tact some reputable building engineer with the view of employ j-n po 0 make an exhaustive inspection of the present build- '® “ L CituX Puhli � Waok 'rite. a report of his findings ™a report was tobeie fUUIlt uLIIUUl f V vVl bans of a decision bv the patrons of the school district ill JU March 1 - 7 bar is of a decision by the patrons of the school district (her they would overhaul the old building at a nomi 3etroit Eagles lost t0 th( r construct an entirely new building , of DMgt 45B Tuesday The public schools of our com e this pUn could be put into execution the schoolLDetroit by a sc-ore of J2 munity invite you to visit the class or negro children burned Confronted with the new™18 waS thf th,rd 9tra,ght rooms where your children are re-,, lh- Board set aside the p|an long enough to rcst0re0r ‘he “glw’ Winner 01 ceiving the benefits of one of the !l00| building. With on’y $5000 insurance on the de-, J;B' Tbe.v tb l greatest heritages of democracy, a ti!dins, ,h's was no small task To the credit of the Meet at K,Ig0rc Feb 2b public school education. You the rat;ence of the public may be posted the success-P°mt man “ Eag1 parents are urged to visit the :ian of this job for on December 29, 1952. the w Im sworth ’v,th 14 pomu, public schools this week. Learn at ;ost was pajd The overall cost of the restora . r i .s first hand just what is being done tc,} $I2 000. The co|ored citizens of the Du UetrOlt fii9glGS (lO to make your sons and daughters ,sed wjth their new school and are keeping m ■-� . ■ n I rt m American citizens Detroit - TO ReglOHal FeD. 26 Public School Week Ql iw a • m s % • • 11' The Detroit nnc J Playoff for District tSJZTJS defeate. Hollingsworf M(,et at Kilgore Feb 26. Service March 1 The Detroit Eaglettes Sunday evening, March 1, Springhiil Tuesday night by ; Pearce 7:30 o’clock the third annulscore of 59 to 34, and moved int Arrasmith Public School Week service will B a two out of three playoff witf Pol,an •• held at the Detroit High Schoj Avery for the District Champion Miller • • • auditorium. Ray Roberts of N ship The first game of the play Pleasant will bring the message Prelude. Song—“God Bless America.” Invocation Hymn The School and the Patrons Supt. C. M. Fisher. Special song — Miss Betty Melton. Prsyer—Rev. Dan Walker. Introduction of speaker. Address — Ray Roberts of Pleasant. Hymn. RpnpHirf Inn—A P N off will be Thursday night, Fet 12, at Avery. Detroit’s scorers weie Latimer with 27; M. Broadway, 23; King, ! Defeat Springhiil; SliWin District Edwards Faucett Springhiil McCrary... M OX °ope, M... Mewkirk ... Smith .... L On Tuesday, night, Feb 17, th boys All Star game will be playec at Detroit. The Eagles have three non-con ference games scheduled befon they enter the Regional. The firs Totals will he the return game at Bailey boys A and B, Friday, Feb. 13 Then Monday, Feb 16, they pla; the Paris Junior College “B (earn which will be the curtain-raise of the PJC Cameron JC game, Paris. On Monday, Feb. 23 th boys and girls teams from Grant The Detroit Eagles defeated Hooper Ok'a � wlD play the Detroit team p00per.......at Detroit. All basketball fans, are urged t attend the remaining games, e went through unde- Meals...........P«cially the home games, to boos Springhiil here Tuesday night by All Stars - a score of 104 to 35. This was Stedham ... the last game of district play and Fleming the Eagles ADMINISTRATION board of education Left to right, seated: Clifford Richie, Trent Edwards, John Chumley Herman Philley, T. E. Burks Standing: E. I. Faucett, C.M. Fisher, Superintendent. Insert H.M. Maxey JOHN CHUMLEY............................President E. I. FAUCETT......................Vice President HERMAN PHILLEY..........................Secretary CLIFFORD RICHIE TRENT EDWARDS H. M. MAXEY T. E. BURKS FACULTY C. M. FISHER Superintendent RAYMOND SHERLING High School Principal History WILLIS BROWNING Coach Science MASON DENTON Mathematics MRS. L. FISHER English BILL JONES Vocational Agriculture MRS. M. MERRIT Commercial MRS. E. SANDERS Vocational Homemaking MRS. O. ISBELL Visiting SAMUEL HUNTER Elementary Principal Mathematics MRS. PAULINE PHILLIPS Social Studies MRS. ETHEL HILL Language Arts MRS. RUBY MELTON Natural Sciences MRS. OVELLA SMALLWOOD Fourth Grade MISS ROZELLE DENTON Third Grade MISS NORMA SMITH Second Grade MRS. GLADYS HUNTER First Grade employees Custodian H. THOMPSON Lunchroom Directors MRS. WORTHAM. MRS. MILLER, MRS. LAMB, MRS. KERR Bus Drivers M. WHITENER SRYGLEY, PHIFER, BROCK, PEARCE, ALLEY, COPELAND, JOPLIN SENIORS HERMAN MAXEY President FFA. 50-53 Yearbook, 52 Student C,, 52 PATSY MARCHBANKS Vice President FHA, 50-53 Yearbook, 51 Student C., 52 ANN WHITTLE Secretary FHA. 50-53 Student C., 50-52 Yearbook, 53 MARY BROADWAY Rep. FHA. 50-52 Basketball, 50-53 Athletic Club ANNA BROADWAY FHA, 50-53 Basketball, 50-53 Student C., 51 NED EDWARDS FFA. 50-52 Basketball, 52-53 Baseball, 51-53 ROBERTA JOHNSON FHA. 50-52 HUBURT JOHNSTON FFA. 50-53 Baseball, 52-53 DUANE MILAM FFA, 50-53 Basketball, 52-53 Yearbook, 53 DORIS NELMS FHA, 50-53 StudentC., 53 Yearbook, 53 MORRIS NELMS FFA. 50-53 JEANNE PEARCE FHA. 50-53 Yearbook, 50, 53 BOBBY POLLAN FFA, 50-53 Basketball, 50-53 Baseball, 52-53 ALPHONSUS REID FFA, 50-53 Basketball, 52-53 Yearbook, 53 BARRY STUART FFA, 50-53 Sponsors: MRS. L. FISHER MRS. M. MERRITT Heart Breakers Senior ■■ ■ Officers Hie Friendly Seven Heart IhrobsJ Cornin'? Goin'? Been Arrived! JUNIORS juniors PATSY FORD B. MELTON P. LATIMER J. GARRISON B. HOLUNGS WORTH M. PEARCE B. TOLAR J. JOHNSON H. LITTLE D. BARNWELL S. BELL T. LITTRELL A. PLANT C. BOULWARE M. CASTLEMAN E. SMITH P. SMITH G. CLARK D. FAUCETT R. VAN BURK LEO W. BROWNING Sponsor SOPHOMORES Odie Adams Jane Garrison Juandell Gibson Ralph Haltom Ben Moss Janie Sharp Georgia Joplin Bobbie King Moonyene Campbell Sadie Chumley Geraldine Lewis Deanna Moorefield Donald Copeland Harvey Crouch Ann S. Roach Billy Robertson Corry Curfman Johnny Draper Anna F. Smith Wanda Toney Clifton Enox Barbara Fisher Mrs. M. Merritt Sponsor FRESHMEN freshmen Mary L. Garrison Joyce Kilmer Johnny McCoin Virginia Miller Dale Miller William Alley Richard Morgan Arnetta Norwood Roy Arrasmith Bobby Broadway Ramona Pollan Mary A. Potter Jack Brock Jackey Coffman Doris Smith Patsy Smith Roger Coonfield Alva Davis Robert Smith Sarah Smith Milam Gallander Jimmy Garrison John H. Turner Howard Williams Leslie Lane Jane Little Raymond Sherling Sponsor c 1 1 ♦ h 7 o ft a ft A o ■L Paula Barnes Edmond Broadway Charles Brown Nita Byron Wanda Castleman Kenneth Clark Bobby Coe George Coble Albert Copeland Nancy Draper Gerald Enox Ann Ford Jakie Gibbs Charles Garmon Bobby Haltom Christene Hoskins Winnona Johnston Bobby Jones Roberta Miller Gordon Nelms Alene Norwood Bobby Phifer James Plant Ollie Plant George Rater Patricia Reid Wanda Shelby Jane Smith James Smith Peggy Smith Bruce Stribling Grady Trew Dimple Turner Dalton Ward Alan White Ann White M. D. Whittle Mason Denton Sponsor ' seventh Tommylu Arrasmith Abby Carter Ilene Coonfield Verl Coonfield Edna Copeland Jimmy Curry Patsy Dawson Reba Fisher Billie R. Fry Karen K. Gooch Pauline Grizzle Clara M. Hamil Richard Hunter Vida M. Johnson Charlotte Johnston Peggy Jones Nancy Landreth Weldon Maxey Frances A. Miller Mary A. Miller Ann Pearce June Potter Wayne Powers Mary A. Reep Jackie Robertson Jeff Smallwood Frances Ward Mrs. P. Phillips sixth Imogene Atchley Ann Barnwell Dan Boulware Clara Coble Norma Copeland Gale Couch Julia A. Cremeen Dorothy Crouch June Ford Charles Freeman Faye B. Garrison Pat Garrison Doris Hall James D. Isbell Joe Landreth Paul Lewis Hazel McCoin James Mclntire Joel Miller Margot Moore Ada J. Norwood Shirley Pamplin Peggy J. Reep Glendow Smith Alice J. Toney Maxene Whitson Mrs. Ethel Hill fifth James Anderson Jerry Barnes Pete Broadway Morris Castleman Ima J. Clark Johnny Coleman Carlton Crittenden Janice Curry Douglas Fodge Sylvia Fodge Carol J. Garmon Delma Gibbs G. W. Gray Bobby Hamil Jack Hembree Leo Johnson Emmitt Landreth Linda Latimer Luther Little Clyde McCoin Willie McCoin Jimmy Miller Edwina Norwood Gene Pamplin Wanda Phifer Louann Philley Sandra Phillips Sharon Phillips C. W. Pittman Delbert Smith Lois Smith Brenda Stafford Mrs. Ruby Melton fourth Wanda Abney Elizabeth Adams Linda G. Adams Eloise Bailey Kenneth Bailey Jimmy L. Boulware Martha L. Burks Jack Carter Glenn Copeland Granville Dotson Sue Dawson Vernon L. Embrey Havis Fisher Bob Gallander Wilda Gibson Annetta Hamil Melba J. Hart Kenneth Icenhower James Miller James R. Miller Margie Miller Marlyn Miller Eddy Nation Rebecca Newsome Vonnie Pittman Tommy R. Potter Nancy Reep Patsy Skaggs Glenn Smith Charlotte Stribling Tinkey Toney Rollins Turner Mrs. O. Smallwood third Geoffrey Basch Ann Boulware Kenneth Broadway Delores Byron Larry Coffman Johnny Coonfield Donald Crouch Eva N. Dotson Betty R. Fisher Joan Ford Linda Hulen Sarah J. Johnson Donald Kilmer Mary C. Lane Betty L. McCoin Wanda J. McCoin Isabell McCoy Kenneth R. Nichols Albert Norwood Elizabeth Roach Tommy Scott Glenn Shelby Roy Smith Stanley Smith Sherry Toney William Whitson Joe L. Woods Miss Rozelle Denton Mary J. Adams Katherine Atchley Pat Castleman Sandra S. Clark Robert Coonfield Jim Dawson Barbara A. Delvin Ronald Edmondson Linda S. Fisher Kay Garrison Jim Gatlin Freddy Hall Wanda J. Hamil Perry Hart Marie Hill Naomi Johnson Jimmy Jones Fannie R. Joplin Timmy Kitchens Billy G. Landreth Ernestine Landreth Sarah L. Little Patricia Lyon Mary A. McCoin Shelia Miller William Miller Bobbye J. Murrell Karen Nelson Patsy A. Nichols Sarah Phifer Dianna Phillips Geneva Smith Sammy Smith Truman Smith Mary F. Whitson Miss Norma Smith first Yvonne Abney Diann Bailey Mary D. Barnwell Ruby Ann Brown Joe Coffman Joe Copeland Junior Draper Donnie Dyke George Embrey John B. Fisher Lovace Gibbs Darrel Gibson Linda F. Gibson Betty A. Green James D. Hoffman Martha A. Hulen Wanda R. King Ella J. Lewis Rodger Little Brenda McCoin Cryal McCoin Kenneth Moorefield John Newsome Joann Pittman Frances E. Reep James Sprools Kenneth Toney Annie D. Skaggs Patricia Smith Mrs. Gladys Hunter Lunch Time On Coronation Parade I Bad and Beau tiful It's Li Ice This, B No Fire Here Third Christmas Time Happy Days Are FAVORITES school JEANNE PEARCE BURL HOLLINGSWORTH runners up DOYLE MILLER ANNA BROADWAY PEGGY LATIMER sophomores ORGAf VIZA TIONS future farmers of america Left to right, first row: Doyle Miller, President, Herman Maxey, Vice President, Robert Van Burkleo, Secretary, Burl Hollingsworth, Treasurer, Bobby Pollan, Rep., Thomas Littrell, Sentinel, Duane Millam, Historian, Bill Jones, Advisor Second row: Billy Robertson, Jack Brock, Corry Curfman, Jimmy Garrison, Stanley Maddox, Bobby Broadway, Howard Williams, Robert Smith, Milan Gallender, Ralph Haltom, Buddy Garrison, Roger Coonfield. Third row: Douglas Faucett, Barry Stuart, Odie Adams, Harvey Little, Roy Arrasmith, William Alley, John Draper, Harvey Crouch, Clifton Enox, Johnny McCoin, John H. Turner. future homemakers of america Left to right, first row: Ann White, Aline Norwood, Winnona Johnston, Ollie J. Plant, Christine Hoskins, Wanda Shelby, Second row: Peggy Latimer, Recording Secretary, Margaret Castleman, Rep., Sadie Chumley. President, Mary Broadway, Corresponding Secretary, Ruth Haltom. Vice President, Ann Whittle, Historian, Mary Lee Garrison, Anna Broadway, Parliamentarian, Betty S. Melton, Song Leader, Mrs. Alva Sanders, Advisor. Third row: Roberta Johnson, Doris Smith, Ramona Pollan, Joann Garrison, Juandell Gib- son, Jane Garrison, Pat Marchbanks, Patsy Ford, Barbara Fisher, Geraldine Lewis, Ann Roach, Bobbie King. Fourth row: Jeanne Pearce, Janie Sharp, Wanda Toney, Moonyene Campbell, Betty Tolar, Carolyn Boulware, Anna F. Smith, Sarah Bell, Geneva Clark, Nita, J. Byron. Fifth row: Sarah Smith, Alva M. Davis, Ametta Norwood, Patsy Smith, Jane Little, Joyce Kilmer, Wanda Castleman, Patricia Reid, Nancy Draper, Paula S. Barnes, Ann Ford, Peggy Smith, Dimple Turner. Club Mothers Club Fathers Mrs. Henry Sharp Mr. Boyce Campbell Mrs. A. B. Broadway •re?� Mr. Cecil Latimer Mrs. Boyce Campbell Mrs. Robert Pearce Mrs. Cecil Latimer Left to right around table: Jakie Gibbs, Eighth, Jimmy Garrison, Freshman, Joyce Kilmer, Freshman, Doyle Miller, Secretary, Bobby Pollan, Senior, Mary Broadway, Vice President, Ray Sherling, Advisor, Burl Hollingsworth, President, Mrs. Margaret, Merritt, Advisor, Dale Miller, Rep., Betty Tolar, Junior, Sadie Chumley, Sophomore, Corry Curfman, Sophomore, Paula Sue Barnes, Eighth. I ATHLETICS district champs _ 4 5 b Left to right, first row: Dale Miller, Manager, Douglas Faucett, Roy Arrasmith, Ned Edwards, Bobby Pollan. Second row: Austin Plant, Manager, Alphonsus Reid, Burl Hollingsworth, Doyle Miller, Duane Milam, Thomas Littrell, Melvin Pearce, Willis Browning, Coach. O. WDMNAHS! First Place, District 45B, IL First Place, Annona Tournament First Place, Detroit Tournament Second Place, Hooks Tournamnet Left to right, first row: Bobbie King, Jane Garrison, Anna Broadway, Mary Broadway, Sadie Chumley, Ramona Pollan. Second row: Mary Lee Garrison, Ray Sherling, Coach, Moonyene Campbell, Joyce Kilmer, Peggy Latimer, Wanda Toney, Jane Little, Patsy Smith, Janie Sharp, Manager. WINNAHS! Second Place, District 42B, IL First Place, Annona Tournament First Place, Detroit Tournament Consolation, Avery Tournament runner-up-4 2 b district baseball club Left to right, first row: Austin Plant, Bobby Pollan, Ned Edwards, Burl Hollingsworth. Second row: Melvin Pearce, Douglas Faucett, Roy Arrasmith, Odie Adams, Doyle Miller, Thomas Littrell, Willis Browning, Coach. Junior ■LOffleers Sophomorer 'Officers Freshman Officers Our Friend Friends, Kk Young and Old F. H. A. Doln's F. F. A. 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