Ector Public School - Eagle Yearbook (Ector, TX)

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SOPHOMORE POEM When first we entered high school, We were green as we could be. Put now, as we leave our sophomore year, We dance and sing with glee No more to be called “underclassmen But to the Junior’s seat of honor we spring, And as far as our knowledge goes, We have not missed a thing. W||ile still a little Sophomore, Father time seemed to stand still. But after we have made the grade, We’ve reached the top of the hill. The rest of the w£y, we’ll travel on, With all the greatest of ease. We’ll keep our characters strong, For we are out to please. The dozen and a half that’s in our class. Are the best that you can find. And you can bet, that, In the years to come, We won’t be left behind. —KATIE REDMAN

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SOPHOMORE HISTORY Jimmy Stridden, native of Ector. Served on the student council. Plays basketball and baseball. He rated high for honesty. Louise Dendy, gone to school at Ector all her life. Served on the student council and was president of her dass. Mildred Duckworth, is secretary of the Sophomore class and likes to play basketball. Katie Redman, came to B tor from Telephone. She is noted for singing. Sammie Modisett, came to Ector from Randolph. She is noted for dodging work. Kenneth Whitehead, served as reporter for his class. He is noted for his job as first baseman on the softball team. James Anderson, a native of Ector, is noted for his pleasing personality. C. B. Locke, came to Ector from Whitesboro. Noted for being tardy every morning. Novidel Burkhalter, came to Ector from Savoy. Noted for her temper. Jessie Blackerby, came from Whitewright. Noted for tending his own business. Danny Bellows, came to our school from Savoy, is noted for his interest jn his studying. He is a member of the student council. Gene Fulton Hughes, came from Bells. Noted for his friendly good mornings. Patsy Cooper, came from Porter. Noted for havng her English on time. Glenda Anderson, came from Randolph. Noted for her pleasant smile. Mary Lou Burk came from Ivanhoe. Noted for her quiet nature. Betty Ann Cockrill came from Bonham. Noted for her softball playing Marie Baker came from Bells. Noted for her knowledge of Algebra. Mary Lou Taylor came from Navada, Texas. She shows promise of a good basket- ball player.

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FRESHMAN GLASS David W. Ray, Sponsor Top Row, Loft to Right: Mary Bell Hughes, Richard Whitt, Betty Louise Amlin, Betty Ruth Johns, Edjuel Burkhalter, Jo Ann Woodruff. Second Row: Irene Ford, W. Leo Bellows, Mary Blankenship, Manford Sewell, Betty Ann Manor, Dave Ray, Sponsor. Third Row: Donald Clayton, Lorene Myers, Donnie Staton, Earline Boygr, Billy Boy Holcomb, Irene Starnes. Bottom Row: Rex Russell Ray, Joyce Rhudy, Hez Houston Ray. Lois Rhudy. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Summer Term Rex R. Ray, President Hez H. Ray, Vice Pres. Richard Whitt, Second V. P. Jo Ann Woodruff, Sec. Betty Lou Amlin, Treas. Lorene Myers, Reporter Winter Term Donald Clayton, President Richard Whitt, Vice Pres. Jo Ann Woodruff, 2nd V. P. Lorene Myers, Sec. Joyce Rhudy, Treas. Lois Rhudy, Reporter Spring Term Lorene Myers, President W. Leo Bellows, Vice Pres. Robert Shackelford, 2nd V. P. Mary Blankenship, Secretary Donald Clayton, Treas. Mary Bell Hughes, Reporter