Gaston High School - Gusher Yearbook (Joinerville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1959 volume:

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The board of education, the superintendent, the princi- pals, and the faculty unify and coordinate the entire school program in a manner comparable to that of the captain of a ship who is careful to see that all goes well. BOARD OF EDUCATION . . . in all ai The Board of Education acts as a steering committee to Mr. H. R. Tolleson, Mr. W. C. Kiker, Mr. J. L. Wooley unify the entire school program. Members of the 1958- Mr. Dan Dickeson, and Mr. 0. L. Anderson. 59 School Board are Mr. Paul Fess, Mr. Sam Adams, OFFIFERS OF THE BoARn ,f f V'.: :' Mr. H. R. Tolleson ...,., .... V ice-President 'P K ld: Mr. W. C. Kiker ..... ...... P resident Qi ii Mr. J. L. Wooley ..... .... S ecretary A,,-M-UP? STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE COL LEGE, B.S.: UNIVERSITY OF TEX AS, M.ED. NIR. JOHN DURAN SUPERINTENDENT Mr. John Duran hands Juanita H01- land, ad manager of the Gusher, an introductory letter before she goes to sell ads. My wwwwr WEST TEXAS STATE COLLEGE B.S.9 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN COL- LEGE, M.ED. IVIR. L. A. STEPHENSON A daily duty of Mr. L. A. Stephen- son is to keep the students well in- formed concerning school activi- ties. PRINCIPAL H IGH SCHOOL mY 1, ., 1., NORTH TEXAS STATE COLLEGE, B.S. AND M.ED. IVIR. DEE LEE THQIVIAS PRINCIPAL A ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS ,Awww -' we oi . : 9 aswf-?:5z we A ..E?f2':EE 5 A-321. E' JEWFT55' VSJWYNCS 2 ew? 1 n f A W1 Mr. Dee Lee Thomas, who takes movies at the football games, is the figure behind the scenes. The PTA officers of '58-'59-Mrs. R. J. Costlow, Historian, Mrs. G. S. Rom- berg, President, Mrs. D. L. Thomas, Vice-President, Mrs. J. W. Smith, Par- liamentariang and Mrs. John Chevallier, Treasurei'-discuss their plans for the coming year. When the Gaston PTA Executive Committee met this year, they set as their goals to pay off the debt on the fans which were bought last year and to reach a membership of 200. These goals have been attained. Their budget drawn up for the year was around 8400.00 After paying the outstanding indebted- ness, the club gave S75 to the GFSHER and paid the FHA girls for keeping the children during PTA meetings. Mrs. Josephine Jenkins was allotted 350.00 at the beginning of the school term for Medical Aid and Clothing. The remaining funds left in the treasury were given to Mrs. Abbott at the cafeteria to help pay for lunches for under- privileged children. Liu 'I-' PARENT-TEACHEI ASSOCIATION CO as N643 . J' I-.'F:is', ' 'Uv .:.'rl,.' NA- is 5 OQAL H o 'ca 1 o 5 o F' CD F9 :r CD 2 EP. F93 sw 1 an o PQ O :r I Q. 1 CD :J m :s 'W 1397 OBJECTS youth in home, school, church, and commi nity. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care an protection of children and youth. To bring into closer relation the home an the school, that parents and teachers ma cooperate intelligently in the training of th child. To develop between educators and th general public such united efforts as will se cure for every child the highest advantage in physical, mental, social, and spiritual edu cation. Mrs. John Chevallier, Treasurer, presents Mrs. Abbott with a che from the PTA. .c.,..c. . Tawau Q. .J 4 5' , . 1 , ,',4,,,wai'W'1 f LP' i ., 'W - - - f w . if ' ,f.5 I -. v g x - ' 1 fff '?Z3 g '- . Y -.- V ,F L ' V1-1 ' ' gjg i . ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BUILDING HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING .MTV TENNIS COURTS A 4 , . MR. JAMES ADAMS Shop and Assistant Coach East Texas State Teachers B,S. MISS INEZ BALLARD Sixth Grade North Texas State College B.S. Stephen F. Austin State College M.A. I ff MISS ELLA BARTHOLD Commercial Subjects North Texas State College B.S. and M.B.A. MRS. YESTA COOPER Seventh Grade Stephen F. Austin State College B.S. and M.A. MRS. ADA MAE CROOK Accompanist and Clerk MRS. XYILLIE RHEA DEAN Special Education Southwest Texas State Teach B.S. Sam Houston State College M.A. MR. FRANK DOUGLAS Science North Texas State College B.S. 5 MRS. FRED DUNN Fourth Grade Stephen F. Austin State College B.S. and M.A. MISS HILDA GAUT Seventh Grade Stephen F. Austin State College B.A, and M.A. MR. DOYLE GENTRY Sixth Grade Stephen F. Austin State College B.S. and M.Ed. FAC U LTY 225, V ..- MRS. ELSIE DENT Kindergarten Southern Methodist University Stephen F. Austin State College East Texas State Teachers College MR. JOHN DENT Eighth Grade and Dramatics North Texas State College B.S. East Texas State Teachers College M.Ed. Q.-f MR. MERVYN GREER Coach and Physical Education Arkansas State Teachers College North Texas State College B.S.E. M FAC U LTY QQ' 7 T Q n.t,.,.s,'- , W . ,, A, MR A VS HAMILTON Band gk llniverslty of Arkansas B S E and M Ed MISS DREEBY 1-IASKUNS First Grade East Texas State Teachers College B S Stephen F Austin State College M Ed MRS XELERA HFlNSOlN Fourth Grade Stephen F Austin State College B S and M A 1 MISS In ELYN HOLMAN Third Grade Stephen F Austin State College B S and M Ed 5. RUBY HUDSON MRS. JOSEPHINE JENKINS sical Education Registered Nurse , Texas State Teachers College St. Joseph's Infirmary ,S. and M.S. MISS RUTH KIRKHAM English North Texas State College B.A. University of Texas M.A. MISS VIRGINIA KNAPP Registrar and School Paper Texas Technological College B.A. Vniversity of Texas M.A. MRS. LOUISE LEE Second Grade Stephen F. Austin State College B.S. MRS. FREDDIE MCWVILLIAMS Fifth Grade Stephen F. Austin State College B.S. FAC U LTY fit MISS ARMIDE KEETER Librarian North Texas State College B.A. Texas Woman's University B.S. in L.S. SGH' .A , s. Yvfyfksf-4i2irs:7g9m7s1'ssI't'ff1YMi'Rw-t ' V fff'c7'7f7?7i'fi ?'Y?'7ff?f5?a'7???'F'l3k jf an 9 we is r', ,ff 1 1 sl' pd I i Nl Q tuac F ' 1 g IVIRS. GUSSIE PARKER, MISS JOE MARIE PHILLIPS MR. H. D. RAVVLINSON Elementary Music Home Economics Vocational Agriculture Stephen F. Austin State College North Texas State College Sam Houston State College B.S. and M,A, B.S. and M.S. B.S. FAC U LTY MRS. VERA SCOTT Secretary Henderson Business College MR. SIDNEY SIMPSON Assistant Coach and Physical Education Arkansas State Teachers College B.S.E. MRS. BONNIE BELL SMITH First Grade Stephen F. Austin State College B.S. and M.Ed. V M MRS. LORENE STEPHENSON Fifth Grade ai ? , - Mary Hardin-Baylor College ' I Q B.S. ' nv 2 ar IISS FANNIE MAE STONE MRS. LULA B. STRICKLANID MISS BILLIE SUIVIMY English and Annual Third Grade Bookkeeper iephefl F. AHSUH State COUGEB Stephen F. Austin State College Federal Institute B.A. and M.A. B.S. and M.A. FAC U LTY MRS. ONIE J. WADE Social Science Stephen F. Austin State College B.S. and M.A. MRS. LURENE WAGGONER Second Grade Stephen F. Austin State College B.S. and M.Ed. Q MISS LILLIAN XVATSON Mathematics North Texas State College ' B.S. and M.S. Qi MRS. MARY JIM WHITTEN ! Library and Annual 1 ' A . L Texas Woman's University f - -...uf FAC U LTY INFORIVIALS Teachers' interests lead them into various diversions and extracur- ricular activities. Two of Miss Haskins' former students return for a visit on Senior Kid Day. uf l Feeding the birds is a pleasant pastime for Miss Virginia Knapp and Miss Ruth Kirkham. Filling the office of clerk in her church is a pleasurable service rendered by Miss Billie Summy. Mrs. Stephenson and Nancy watch as Mr. Steve carves the venison he provided for the high school faculty barbecue. Mr. Dee Lee Thomas, Miss Hilda Gaut, and Mr. L. A. Stephenson place their flowers on the Easter Cross. Mrs. Jerry Smith, an accom plished flutist, replaces M Van Hale at mid-term . .1 .ff Q. ff. -nie A N Y44i.T-AMW AA W K In the many activities of school life, a deep-rooted spirit of loyalty is manifest by every student of Gaston. Our school song, Gas- tonia, expresses it in these words: Our dear Gaston High, We love your colors true and pledge anew Our faith and our hopeg We're ever loyal to you . . . We'll shout your praises to the sky . . . Our Alma Mater, Gaston High. xt .. Samara, 4 , . I aaaai63i'22 ---gezfj.---sees: N Planning the marching routine for the halftime performance at Center is the first duty of the year for Drum Major Pat Chance and Mr. Hamilton, director. Bus registration in Miss Lillian Wat- son's Junior homeroom is an early requirement for getting the school year started. Pi F!! Ei ,I 1 .i5:s5j,w,i2 5 , 21 Q. J., L1-L, LVA: f,-,: A , 3 I A Elton Stewart, a first grader, ponders the number of books he must complete before Inventorying food and stocking pantrx shelves lS part of the duty of cafeteria being graduated- ladies whose responsibility it is to plan prepare and serve well balanced meals throughout the school year. A pre-school as well as a day-by-day job of book custodian Mr. Frank Douglas is keeping track of the hundreds of books shipped to Gaston Schools by the Texas Education Agency. QFall football scrimmage for the Red Devils begins in earnest a week before school starts. .f 1 6 Q wi' i' 'T EXES RETURN FOR M- i Mr. C. R. Fig Newton will serve as President of the Exes in '59-,60. The outgoing President of the Ex-Stul dent Association, Mr. Glenn Hudsonl looks on as graduates of GHS registed Excs enjoy zu delicious banquet befor the Devils battle L9VQ1'Gtt,S Chapel in the' HOIVIECOIVIING Gaston's eighth annual Homecoming was Saturday, October 25, 1958. The ex-students were greeted and served refreshments in the cafeteria where they reg- istered. After a business meeting in the audi- torium at which new officers were elected, they adjourned to the cafeteria where they feasted upon baked turkey with all the trim- mings. Following the Homecoming game there was a reception held in the gym in honor of the visiting Exes and their families. going to the Red Devil Stadium to watch annual Homecoming game. Among the Exes at the Homecoming were many parents of '59 Seniors. Pictured are Carolyn Posey and mother, Mrs. Wilma Poseyg Kay Herring- ton and mother, Mrs. Mabel Herringtong Mike Blackford and mother, Mrs. Lillian Blackford: and Gaines Dickeson and father, Mr. Dan Dickeson. For-rm-r graduates enjoying the festivities of the day were Mr Stroud Seelbach and daughter, Mrs. Carl Furqueron. Mr. Seel- hach proudly looks forward to the day when Melanie, third gen- eration of the family, will be a graduate of Gaston, ' 23 Civics students-Nell Titus, Jo Ann Cour- cier, and Linda Stroud-get actual experi- ence in conducting an election by count- ing the votes for the Most Beautiful Nomi nees. Third year homemaking girls-Mary Wall, Jo Jane Williams, and Joyce Richards-hang the curtains that they made for the newly-decorated bedroom in the homemaking cottage. Judie Lacy and Cathy Theriot display a replica of a Bowie knife along with a pic- ture of James Bowie to fellow classmates in Texas History. CLASSROOM Microscopes and pickled specimens command the attention ot the biology class. 'mr liii ACTIVITIES 'I Y 'V ww T' N ' ' WNY Lynn Costlow, John Henson, Doro- thea. Dowden, and Linda Dodson study the diacritical markings of words during a library unit study in English I. Charles Smith, with the assistance of Ed- l ward Jones, brings down the house with his report on Treasures 'in the Depths in English II. Mike Blackford and Dale Finley combine their efforts on a solid geometry problem. Mike Tolleson, Nancy Buford, Jimmy Osborne, and Don Lee Wooten distill water in the chemistry tQ1Ef5,,3f1 me class. Diaz? N 11-- , . 1 'F f i v 6' 1 I M351 s .3 HALLOVVEEN CARNIVAL Albert Taylor King of Hallowe'en The ghosts, goblins, and witches of the fourth grade present a variety of excitement for the audi- ence at the annual Ha11owe'en program. The hula-hoops, twirled by the Kindergarten, add swing to their part of the performance. illswfmrsm Q, --f- ani-neee - -- The crowning of Queen Nin: Romberg by King Alber Taylor was the highlight 0 the Musical Holidays. , Nina. Romborg Queen of Ha1lowe'en -, m,,,,- ,, vw , W1 Spooks visit Gaston on Tuesday, October 28, to attend the Halloween Carnival and View Musical Holidays, an Elementary presentation. 1 1 1 1 4 A 1 1 1 1 Scrambling for cards and corn, carni- val goers have decided to settle down for Bingo in the booth sponsored by 1 1 1 1 E3 Mr. Cecil Morgan has the winning chair and receives a cake at the Band's Cake Walk. the Pep Squad. 1 1 4 4 4 i 1 , we The candy, cold drinks, and sand- wiches attract the eyes of the hun- gry to the FHA Foods Booth. 1 i 1 1 12 4, I -1 1' ' zz ' IN y Marv Romberg Sandra Waldron and -f Roger Miller decorate for the Jumor ' A . V I ' . 3 4 ' ' 6 Mary Wall, Kay Weast Jo Lane XVilliams, If LJK , 1 Mrs Smith's First Graders show then' delight a they examine thelr Chrlstmas presents scene for the pleasure of the entlre stu Mrs Thomas, Mrs Stephenson, and Mrs Duran dent bodv plan the decorations for then' annual Chrlstma tea fol the faculty WVanda Strickland, Nancy Vllallace, and Jeanie New- comb enjoy the tasty refresh- ments that have been served. Yl'LE'1' '-1 IIVIE Claus pays a visit to Mrs. McWilliams' 1 Grade students. Smith, Carolyn Specht, Buddy Clark, Morgan, Kathy Musick, and Beth Cooper mine Christmas gifts left for them. Carolers from the Press Staff serenade the high school during home room period. Elementary students portray the manger scene. Faculty members of the Gaston Schools feast on a turkey dinner at their annual banquet. Joyce Richards, Charlotte Tarrant, and Judy Littlefield display symb-ols of Christmas and give their signiticatices, A V 1Au-- ,A-L. , W -. , , -. ,A Y , WY- .- vw-..--V..--V-f-. Y V ,-, MAINTENANCE STAFF BUS DRIVERS Mr. George Jones Mr. Travis Smith Mr. A. A. Swinney Mr. Joe Allen Jones Mr. Roy Green 1. Q al' H i 3 1 CUSTODIANS Mrs. Bertie Abbott Mr. J. L. Costlow Mr. C. VY. Dorsey CAFETERIA MANAGER BUS FOREMAN Mr. A. B. Stricklar 'in-'f' Mr. T. M. Paine Mrs. Cecelia Muckelrath NIGHT CUSTODIAN HOUSEKEEPER Mr. M. A. Hunt Mr. XV. E. Finley Mr. W. Ellis .i 21 3 s 15v! LADIES OF THE CAFETERIA Mrs. Corenne Decker Mrs. Eloise Strickland Mrs. Opal Hale Mrs. Lola Anderson Mrs. Clara Tedder ,ww -.-...-...-v-v-W..-V-- v.-+.. van , HILLTOP HIGHLIGHTS ' A rough game of football between the Junior and Senior girls finds Nancy Buford racing for the T. D. line. The final score was 16-14 in favor of the Seniors. Gaston's Booster Club meets to discus: plans for the annual Football banquet. Football Sweetheart Brenda Dorney poses with the nomi- nees-Nancy Wilson, Char- lotte Tarrant, Jolene Wilson, and Mary Wall. A pantomime by Kim Tol- ary VYull and Joyce Richards from the leson IS one of the num bers the Eighth Grade presented in their assem- bly program. omemaking III class serve refreshments to ,culty and students during an Open House , the Cottage. A cake ratlled in the Band Sweet- heart race is won by Miss Ella Bar- aw Mr. Stephenson presents to Kenneth Ross, Presi- dent of the Eighth Grade, the award for the best class assembly program for the High School stu- dents. Band Sweetlu-art candidates-Kay Weast, Ruby Jo Dickeson, Linda Sue Williams, and Judie Lacyfmeet in the oilice to turn in their money. xg. Vw K .4 ...-v, 'ENR-rv thold and shared with the short- Ui hand class. A if Band. Gaston's most recent, All- Stabe Contest winner, Freshman Tony Elliott, practices daily for a top chair in the All-State Dx'aining water from the arm of James Gentry is Mr. Duke Montague at one of the Southern HILLTCP HIGHLIGHTS Mr. Strick Strickland, a favorite around GHS, readies the first aid kit before each football game. One of the most inspirational events of the GHS year is the Easter Pageant presented by the Seventh Grade. Mary Romberg, Roger Jackson, Barbara Lowe, and Cathy The- riot enjoy an evening of fun at the Junior-Senior Prom. More and more emphasis is being put on scholastic achievement in this day and time. Gaston's outstanding students who possess this spirit of achievement are honored in the Who's Who section of THE GUSHER. Each of these students ranks high in one or more courses and is a citizen and leader as well as a scholar. lwiullw X i V'iQ fs 1 i 'E E A , . i t ' -'di 455 Mm. 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EET'-I-J E-A'l12'l Q 'PV y f Judie, Lau! 'BML Swedimlib '51-up, mv- . , ..,...,.,Wr,fw.x,.,,. wwww- , , .. .M - . . . , if 1 'Bl!!M.d0l'D0'lM!AAl 'mzw Qwwuww X,-4 'nl G. -IJ. Jo' L-ww 'FFA Qwediwwit ff A .wx A. A . .5 V l K CHAPTER? sffwethwu I A --4..., ' ,-.-w3ufSFf,2nm- The GUSHER staff was fortunate in having Carol Lynley, popular television personality who recently starred in Deed of Mercy on the General Electric Theatre, and Paul Newman, talented actor of 20th Century Fox Studios who starred in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, as selectors of the most handsome boy and the most beautiful girl at Gaston. The athletic program of Gaston represents the spirit of sportsmanship that is developed on the football field in friendly competition with other schools, in the gym- nasium, on the track, on the baseball diamond, and in the physical education classes. Fair play, sound judgment, the team spirit - these quali- ties will help Gastonites to excel in diverse fields after leaving the hill. 'liildzw Nl' K '9r Co-Captain Don VVooten Left Tackle All-District Sept Sept Sept. Nov. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. 7 12 26 7 3 10 17 25 31 14 SEASON'S SCORES Non-Conference Games WE THEY Center 0 26 Hallsville 12 36 Judson 12 20 Rusk 14 12 Conference Games Lindale 6 0 Chapel Hill 26 18 Carlisle 26 14 Leverett's Chapel 6 8 Troup 8 12 Overton 36 14 SENIOR FOOTBALL Head Coach Mervyn Greer outlines new plays as Assistant Coaches Doyle Simpson, and James Adams look on. Al --ul' eff? Co-Captain Jerry Pool Center All-District Gentry, Sid 'x ,1' Gaines Dickeson Right Tackle All-District af, if Q. ..,f,ii.,. 7 xg: 1 Dee Taylor Roland Johnson Roger Miller Right Guard Back Tackle All-District K , , . , . , ll :Oi rly Bot Thomas Anthony Adams Edwin Skippy Jenkins Mike Tolleson Fullback Left Guard Halfback End First Row: Don Wooten, Dee Taylor, Roland Johnson, Beverly Thomas, Mike Tolle- son, Wayne Connelly. Second Row: Coach Greer, Mickey Copeland, Duane Gibbs, Gaines Dickeson, Jimmy Osborne, George Womack, Roger Miller, Jerry Pool, Coach Simpson. Third Row: Cecil Morgan, Edwin Jenkins, Bill Theriot, Johnnie Metcalf, Douglas Lowe, Buddy Clark, Anthony Adams, Manager Jerry Thomas. fa, 'T Z .... v.-af he .:' 1-- RED DEVIL I-Ialfback, Johnnie Metcalf, dodges a Leverett's Chapel Lion and goes over the line for a touchdown. SENIOR FOOTBALL Quarterback, Buddy Clark, stumbles through a mass of Leverett's Chapel Lions, gaining the yards needed for the first down. gf.. P' ,. mf..- nfs ,..fsv THE SEASON AT A GLANCE GASTON'S RED DEVILS played their lir game of the 1958 season Friday nigl September 5, at Center. The DEVILS can home with a 26-0 defeat. The followii week, the DEVILS were trampled on the own stomping grounds by Hallsville. Aft an open date, the DEVILS journeyed Judson to meet the Blue Devils, Judsc made it three straight defeats, beating tl DEVILS 20-12 on a rainsoaked field. Tl following week, during a steady drizzle rain, the DEVILS defeated the Linda Eagles 6-0 on Lindale's playing field. Thi the DEVILS defeated Chapel Hill 26-18 4 the Gaston field. The DEVILS next face the Carlisle Indians, getting by them wii a score of 26-14. The next week was busy one on the hilltop as the DEVII were preparing to meet the Levereti Chapel Lions for the annual homecomii tilt. The Lions slipped past the RE DEVILS by a score of 8-6. On October I the DEVILS journeyed to Troup whe they bowed to the Troup Tigers 12-8. Whl the Rusk Eagles came to the Gaston gri iron, they turned in a last minute 50-ya' drive for a 14-12 victory over the RE DEVILS. The Gaston squad closed t 1958 football season with a 36-14 victo over Overton Friday night, November 1 on the GHS gridiron. Wayne Connelly Dua-ne Gibbs Fullback End f N. . ,T. , V , , x ' 'rt' 4A Coach Sid Simpson briefs I- 1 ' the boys in preparation i for an afternoon scrim- Q mage ., f FF ' 'Q f .wg 2 ,sa ' x A . Jimmy Osborne Center mi J' N flied M -vw fd' 2 7,410 ,Q-.1-5 , George Womack Johnnie Metcalf Mickey Copeland Buddy Clark End Halfback End Quarterback any if we ,STL V fjlil' f f k P' 4' 1 ax? v 'k'k .g i I kj if- ' 41.1-' sit? f Cecil Morgan Douglas Lowe Bill Theriot Jerry Thomas Halfback Tackle Guard Manager 1 i l l P l E l l 1 F l l l l I r T in-fl SENIOR BASKETBALL The Devils get two points added to their credit as Mickey Copeland sinks a lay-up. Lindale Leveretts Chapel Chapel Hill Overton Carlisle Troup Dale Finley Gaines Dickeson 6 Y 1 ya I! 6 y 6 3 y Guard Center Gaines Dickeson is caught in the act of stealing a rebound from an Overton player. DISTRICT SCORES lst Round 2nd Round We They We They 48 44 47 49 51 62 37 43 55 52 49 50 51 53 45 64 52 60 45 55 47 67 44 90 Johnnie Metcalf 5,9,, Forward THE GASTON RED DEVIL BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: Kenneth Cooper, Wayne Connelly, Walter Ellis, Roy Davis, Bobby Bates. Second Row: Robert Dickeson, Cecil Morgan, Johnnie Metcalf, Buddy Clark. Third Row: Dale Finley, Jimmy Osborne, Gaines Dicke- son, Mickey Copeland, James Hughes. Mickey Copeland 6 . 4 , . Center Gaston's Center, Mickey Copeland, sinks two points for the Devils at the Overton game. l L 'Wayne Connelly Jimmy Osborne Robert Dickeson 5Y8l1 6l1w1l 5!7!Y Forward Forward Forward Buddy Clark 5 1 8 I7 Guard SENIOR BASKETBALL Dale Finley and Duane Gibbs pre- N pare to contest the Lindale Eagles X for the rebound. Mary Wall prac- tices her under- hand stroke be- fore taking part in a tennis match. Brenda Dorney perfects her serv- ing techniquel as she hits a fast ball against the we ff. . X paras!-X, ,xffdjs , , . . .M.a,Ts.., , -- 1: A Johnnie Metcalf, Coach Sid Simpson, Buddy Clark, and Anthony Adams check the equipment as they prepare for the baseball season. fence. Those going out for tennis-Kim Tolleson, Dorothea Dowden, Lee Roy Wall, Mary Wall, and Brenda Dorney-look on with enthusiasm as Mrs. Hudson explains about the competitors they will face across the net. SPRING SPORTS The track team-Wayne Connelly, Walter Ellis, Cecil Morgan, Douglas Lowe, Edwin Skippy Jenkins, Bobby Bates, Bolivar Thomas, Johnnie Metcalf, Robert Dickeson, Buddy Clark, Mike Tolleson, Roy Davis, Jerry Pool, Gaines Dickeson, Mickey Copeland, Roland Johnson, Kenneth Cooper, Don Lee Wooten, and Coach Mervyn Greer-are eager to get the season started. HGME OF THE Q Ren ofvlls Q vw, ,,. ,,,., ,,.,.,, , A .- ..-W- V -....-.v---i..f-,ww W-..... - H- ... . .W X. .. - Y- - GIRLS PHYSICAL Practice on hitting the birdie occupies the fourth period class as they try their hand at badminton. Learning to hit the ball is the first step in mastering the game of volleyball. Getting their towels and heading for the showers. the fifth pe- riod girls display their high spirits. Pl EDUCATION l l Willie Ann Garrett tries for two points as she and her teammates engage in a. lively game of basketball. LE? The class looks on as Rachel Montgomery and Darnell Utzman run through a tumbling routine. During a warm-up exercise the giI'1S keel! the ball moving. if px.. not .. . Beginning their spring training for tennis, the fifth period girls practice on serving. ............................,, ,, ,M Yung Pausing before showers, the girls smile for the camera man. The Gaston Junior High football squad for the year of 1958 captured the District title with a perfect conference record. WE THEY Sept. 25 Troup 34 0 Oct 2 Overton 38 0 Oct 9 Chapel Hill 46 0 Oct. 16 Carlisle 22 6 Oct. 23 Leverett's Chapel 20 0 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL DISTRICT CHAMPS DISTRICT SCHEDULE Co-Captains for the year were Lee Roy Wall and Dana Benson First Row: John Lynn Duran, Gerald Stuart, Brian Taylor, Dale Connelly, Jimmy Bynum, Danny Dal- las, Larry Beene, Ronald Myers, Kenneth Ross. Second Row: Dean Stroud, David Stroud, Roger l Ellis, Otis Pirtle, Bill Montgomery, Dennis Worrell, Lee Roy Wall, Earl Rogers. Third Row: Ernest Ledger, Steve Dorney, Coach James Adams, Dana Benson, Tony Elliott. A 1 ,1 1 -Y l V L ,, -- First Row: Dean St1'oud, Kenneth Ross, Danny Dallas, Otis Pirtle, Robert VVhaley, David Stroud. Second Row: Dale Connelly, Gerald Stuart, Jimmy Bynum, John Lynn Duran, Brian Taylor, Larry Beene. Third Row: Coach Sidney Simpson, Lee Roy Wall, Dana Ray Benson, Steve Dorney, Tony Elliott, Earl Rogers, and Coach James Adams. nm-ney out jumps a Judson de- J U N R fender to complete a jump shot and score. DISTRICT CHAMPS The Gaston Imps' basketball team, coached by Mr. James Adams, was undefeated in district play this year. The Imps participated in three invitational tournaments, coming home with a first place in the London and Gaston tournaments and a second place in the Overton tournament. Y i .-.-,w-,... ..---v-..Y..,..v.....,...W.-,.-.-..,-,-.c. www, .... .YVY -.Y Dwayne Pirtle demonstrates his chinning ability to Jimmy Arnold, an admiring onlooker. The Elementary Football Squad is taught the tactics of scrimmaging by Coach Doyle Gentry. ELEIVI ENTARY ATH LETIC PROGRAIVI First Row: Donald Johnson, Mike Nye, Wayne Utz- Dodson. Plan, Arthur Deaton, Dwayne Piftlef James Hiemn' Third Row: Edward Crawford, Cecil West, Billy lmusy Joe Sanders- Joe Jones, Jerry Wadle, Albert Taylor, Bobby Second Row: Danny James, Dickey Newton, Dwight Wood, Billy Mac Nye, Charles Goldsberry, Coach Huntsman, Kenneth Malone, Johnny Rocky, James Doyle Gentry. Gentry, Sammy Musslewhite, Jimmy Arnold, James It has often been said that a democracy must be born anew each generation. In our clubs and organizations the students of GHS develop this spirit of democracy by learn- ing to work together and to accept responsibilities. Many of the organizations also help prepare members in choosing their vocations in later life. amid ,-. .. vv,,.,..,,....,..,..,,...v..v..,, WM, ,-....-v.........v.- -- - vw-, THE GASTON GUSH ER STAFF Layout Editors-Pat Chance, Linda. James, Beth Cooper, and Brenda Dorney-work on layouts for the book. in he H' Senior Editor, Carolyn Posey, and Junior Editor, Mary Wall begin the dummy. nm? SQL-i s' 4 figs There could no be GUSHER Without the help of Mrs. Gussie Parker and Mrs. Ada Mae Crook from Elementary and Mr. Van Hale and Mrs. Vera Scott from Junior High. Typist, Joyce Richards, and Business Manager, Kay Weast, work together on sending out bills. Concession Managers, Sandra Anderson and Ed- ward Jones, fold pop COTII boxes before a ball game. Charles Smith, Photo Print Manager, and Juanita Hol- land, Advertising Manager, check on pictures for the Ad dummy. Sports Editors, Judie Lacy and Annabelle Pirt-le, check the football schedule to de- cide on concession workers. Class and Circulation Editors- Willie Ann Garrett, Janet John- son, and Sammie High-prepare for their first deadline. Senior Assistant Editor, Kay Her- rington, and Junior Assistant Edi- tor, Mary Romberg. tifi 5' Sponsors, Miss Fannie Mae Stone and Mrs. Mary Jim Whitten, check assignments. 1 DEVI L'S Six members of the paper stan'--Kay Herrington, Carolyn Posey, Brenda Dorney, Joyce Richards, Mike Blackford and Skippy Jenkins-attended the Texas High School Press Association Conven- tion at Denton, December 4, 5, and 6, 1958, where the DELIGHT was awarded a Special Honorable Mention All-Texas Award. DELIGHT The University Interscholastic League Student Con- ference at Kilgore College was attended by the staff during the fall semester. In the spring the group had a dinner, its principal social affair of the year. DELIGHT Editor, Kay Herrington, and Miss Virginia Knapp, Sponsor, prepare to mount pic- tures on a stencil. mtv' Assistant Editors, Carolyn Posey and Joyce Richards, set up the machine to stencil-type. Mary WVall and Jimmy Os- borne, Co-Print Managers, run a page of the DEVIL'S , DELIGHT. i Cathy Theriot, Club Editor, gives her story a last- minute check as Pat Chance, Assistant Club Editor, turns hers in. 'I 1' A . 2-3??Iz?Efll33lz . , . , ,fff,.zg15,qgg4 .M Hd. W -ww-1-M-W-.Wmff,,v. m.,-4,-qw.. Feature Editor, Skippy the subject for a feature. The Sports Stall, Lee Roy Wall, Tony Elliott, and Rob- ert Dickeson, refer to pre- vious volumes of the DE- LIGHT for history of the GHS football team. Jenkins, ponders over Brenda, Dorney, Art Editor, and Mike Blackford, Headline Editor, combine their efforts on an inside drawing. Mailing Editor, Kay Weast, and Typist, Mary Romberg, prepare the DELIGHT to send to other schools. VHY Y--YYY f-----Y-f'YYvr-v---WYYH f 'Y -Y --Uv'--Y - Y v- YY V - V YY- --Y -. V. Wx i I Q ,fm .,v,,L -gi ffgmf-J V , ,, ,faawef f- ,- ,1 ,.,. ,422 S , , -,Y as E P V I T r Y THE GASTON HIGH E, 1 .gk 7 1 4. . -- A , Nl! SCHOOL BAND .. L, .,..u..-. . . ,-........ PICCOLO Cathy Theriot FLUTES Sandra Waldron, Judy Nichol, Diana Mathis, Carolyn Specht, Linda James, Sammie High. CLARINETS Beth Cooper, Barbara Walling, Margaret Huff, Joyce Richards, Mary Romberg, Matalyn Taylor, Louise Stevens, Jolene Wilson, Barbara Lowe, Frances Pickering, Nancy Freeman, Sue Williams, Virginia Brundage, Sandra Cooper. BASSOON Betty Crocker SAXOPHONES Dixie Davis, Kathy Musick, Jo Ann Courcier, Sandra Summy, Linda Dodson, Mike Blackford. CORNETS Judie Lacy, Dale Finley, Charles Smith, Nancy Stone, Robert Bailey, John Henson, Judy Littlefield, Jerry Marshall, Jerry Grisham, Eugene Layne, Ruby Jo Dickeson, Don Anderson. TROMBONES Floyd Huff, Lynn Costlow, Ken- neth Ross, Danny Dallas, Bill Montgomery, Brian Taylor. BASSES Gary Crisp, Tony Elliott PERCUSSION Kay Weast, Gwen Wright, Pat Chance, John Duran, Pat Sanders, Nancy VVilson, John Thomas. BARITONES Ernest Ledger, Douglas Jackson, Kim Tolleson, Bobby D ill o n , Wayne Autrey. W- 1'---wv'n-,---,-7 4 THE G H S BAND OFFICERS Mike Blackford, Vicef President: Pat Chance and Judie Lacy, Socia Chairmeng Dale Finley: President: Cathy Theriot, Treasurer: Beth Cooperi Secretary. Sandra Waldron urges the usual late The band members execute their spin comers to board the band bus in order around routine for Mr. I-Iamilton's ap- that it may be on its way to Austin. proval. Majorettes Charlotte Tarrant, Kathy Musick, Barbara Walling, Sandra Waldron, Mary Romberg, Jolene Wilson, and alternate, Nancy Wilson. T H E GASTO N HIGH SCHOCL BAND Director Alexander Hamilton Drum Major Patricia Chance At the All-Region Band try-outs held December 13 in Nacogdoches, Lynn Cost- low, Betty Crocker, and Tony Elliott were selected for the 1958-59 All-Region Band. Tony made the All-State Band, also. In addition to the annual sweetheart race, which was won by Judie Lacy, the band sold birthday calendars to make money for the yearly spring band trip. l SIXTH GRADE BAN D .Ep '--- v- i yn-pwvw-uv SEVENTH GRADE BAND First Row: Wanda Stricklann Nancy Specht, Genieva Coope: Nina Romberg, Doris Wells. Second Row: Phyllis Pugh, Ja Dickeson, Sharlot Guytine, Patrsj Welch, Johnny Rockey, Richar Newton. Third Row: Albert Taylor, Jeani Newcomb, Dwight Huntsman, Dal ny James, James Dodson, Rol ert Wood. First Row: Donna Kay Richards, Nancy Stephenson, Kay Third Row: Ronald Ferguson, Gary Stroud, Charles Rogers, Lavelle Taylor, Maxie Specht, Linda Fowler, Ferrell, James Hudson, Wayne White, Lynn Tarrant, Vicki Mathis, Laura Grisham. Henry Hardy, Toni Waggoner. Second Row: Betty Johnson, Ruth Ann Jackson, Barbara Fourth Row: Ray Stuart, Albert Brundage, James Berry, Maynard, Linda Morgan, Norma Rogers, Jane Ann By- Kenneth Welch, Jimmy Johnson, Randy Carlock, Ralph num, Ellen CostloW,Gail Tolleson, Linda Wallace. Ledger, Mike Jones. THE DRAIVIATICS CLUB Fourteen stage-minded students enjoyed the Dramatics Club. Their greatest moment came when they stepped before the footlights to - I perform' The 19a8-59 oflicers are: Sandra Waldron, Vice-President: Dale Finley, President, Floyd Huff, Social Chairman, Linda Stroud, Reporter, Karen Tresner, Secretaryg and Mr. John Dent, Sponsor. CLUB MENIBERS First Row: Floyd Huff, Sandra Waldron, Bobby Dillon, Linda Stroud, Sue Williams. Second Row: Dale Finley, Elizabeth Heaton, Dorothea Dowden, Linda Dodson, Karen Tresner. Third Row: Bill Montgomery, Gwen Wright, John L. Thomas, Mike Blackford, Mr. Dent. asf. FUTURE HOIVIEIVIAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America had a busy program of activities striv- ing to achieve the challenging FHA motto, Toward New Horizons. The YMAKER5 members worked diligently to carry out club projects, two favorite ones being the planting of red roses and the making of a Texas flag. wi' 0 'lp . 'Cv ft' ' 2 sf fn? '2 E: df 9 15 ' 5' fe, x 0 X40 i 41 '25 NEW OFFICERS First Row: Dixie Davis, Parliamentariang Beth Cooper, Treasurerg Kay Weast, Vice-President, Pat Chance, President, Miss Joe Marie Phillips, Sponsorg Saminie High, Recording Secretary, Willie Ann Garrett, Corresponding Secretary, Brenda Dorney, Public Relations. Second Row: Carolyn Posey, FHA Week Committee Chairman, Kay Herrington, Civil Defense Chairman, Joyce Richards, Historiang Johnson, Pianist, Linda James, Sergeant-at-Arms, Sandra Anderson, P. T. A. Com- mittee Chairman. Mary Wall, Song Leader, Janet CLYB MEBIBERS First Row: Carolyn Posey, Judie Lacy, Cathy Theriot, Kay Herrington, Pat Chance. Second Roxy: Clara Jo Jennings, Rachel Mont- gomery. Dixie Davis. Carolyn Nye, Annabelle Pirtle, Mike Blackford-FHA Pin-Up Boy, Brenda Dorney, Willie Ann Garrett, Linda Stroud, Jo Ann Courcier, Juanita Holland, Barbara Lowe. Third Row: Nancy Freeman, Mary Romberg, Janie Crisp. Sandra XValdron, Joyce Richards, Gwen VVright, Mary VVall, Anthony Adams-FHA Pin- Up Boy, Kay Weast, Janet Johnson, Betty Crocker, Karen Tresner, Nancy Buford, Jo Lane Williams. Fourth Row: Gertrude Ellis, Carolyn Specht, Franf ces Pickering, Kathy Musick, Barbara Vvalling, Mary Ivey, Jolene Vvilson, Carolyn Stroud, Sainmie High, Sandra Anderson, Linda Hardy, Lynda New- comb, Linda James, Beth Cooper. Fifth Row: Sue VVilliams, Charlotte Tarrant, Mary Lon Wood, Sallie Nye, Gay Nell Hollingsworth, Juanda Dyer, Matalyn Taylor, Elizabeth Heaton, Darnell Utzman, Margaret Huff, Elise McAllister, Louise Stevens, Mary Crisp, Dorothea Dowden, Ruth Strickland, and Miss Phillips. Mary Crisp, Elizabeth Heaton, and Sallie Nyc decorate for an open house. K Oli. Jo Ann Courcier and Beth Cooper, students of Homemaking II, examine the new china before putting it away. , .apuuuup --ylwvxull W. Senior officers examine their FFA record books. They are Mickey Copeland, Vice-President: Roger Miller, Treasurer: Edward Jones, Secretary: Mr. H. D. Rawlin- son, Sponsorg Robert Dickeson, Presidentg Walter Ellis, Reporterg Wayne Pace, Sentinel. P Roger Miller is the happy owner of a hay combine which he has found an in- - valuable aid in cutting and baling hay. FUTURE FARIVIERS OF GASTON Wayne Pace proudly exhibits his fine Jer- sey heifers. Feeding and caring for his flock of White Hy-Line laying hens is a daily chore for Robert Dickeson. Jlllql , ,, 32 ? 4. 'T 'iaiff' ,T 01' 47 . ,n N A ', 'Q . QS t-QITQ S . 'J 1.Q: ,5 K1 I l 511 E 0 of C - , Q . 6 N .Z Junior FFA Otlicers check their survey equipment. They are Jackie Wallace, Secretary, Otis Pirtle, Treasurer, Roger Ellis, Vice-Pres- identg John L. Thomas, Sentinel, Kenneth Cooper, Reporter, Gordon Waggoner, President. CLUB MEMBERS First Row: Roger Miller, Beverly Thomas, Robert Mitchell, Walter Ellis, Edward Jones, Sweetheart Jo Lane Williams, Wayne Pace, Roy Davis, Roland Johnson, John L. Thomas, Dee Taylor. Second Row: Robert Dickeson, Thomas Kelley. Gordon Waggoner, Steve Hyatt, Jackie Wallace, Otis Pirtle, Roger Ellis, James Hughes, Larry Clements, Walter Marshall, Kenneth Cooper, Ed Roy Simmons, Mickey Copeland, Mr. H. D. Raw- linson, Sponsor. :iq ,,V,Z A b 59585595 ia? Q I' i PEP SQUAD Quik NR Cf: Mrs. Ruby Hudson, sponsor, has the megaphones ready for the cheerleaders before the pep rally CLUB BIEMBERS First Row: Jo Lane XVilliams, Carolyn Posey, Mary W'a1l, Annabelle Pirtle, Brenda Dorney. Second Row: Avis Hughes, Juanita Gaston, Ruth Strickland, Sallie Nye, Darnell Utzman, Elizabeth Heaton, Carolyn Ivey, Mary Ann Crisp. Third Row: Sandra Anderson, Linda Hardy, Karen Tresner, Janet Johnson, Gertrude Ellis, Janie Crisp, Joyce Thomas. Fourth Row: Linda Stroud, Lynda Newcomb, Willie Ann Garrett, Juanita Holland, Carolyn Stroud, Rachel Montgomery, Carolyn Nye. XVho are the Devils? is the yell used to Preparing to decorate the goal posts fpr get the pep rally rolling. the Overton game, the cheerleaders are busily engaged. CHEERLEADERS Jo Lane Williams, Mary Wall, Brenda Dorney, Annabelle Pirtle, and Carolyn Posey. CRAFTSIVI EN ...wg aafftl ., Y ,Ml K .-11, sy' 'Q fr ,v fr. 'nf '- A ' 'A -W K f V, W, W ,fa-g,,.,L H- . A President Beverly Thomas calls the Craftsmen Club to plans for their projects. OFFICERS Anthony Adams ..... ,.,,, R eport Beverly Thomas .,.. ,,,,,,,,,,..,. P residei Mike Tolleson ..... ..... S ocial Chairmzx Jimmy Osborne .....,,,,,,,,, Social Chairmzl Donald Lee Wooten ......,,,,,, Vice-Presidei Wayne Connelly ,...l. Secretary-Treasurl MEMBERS Anthony Adams, Donald Lee Woote Walter Ellis, Mike Tolleson, Wayne C02 nelly, Robert Bailey, Jimmy Osborne, M J. B. Adams-Sponsor, Charles Pool, ar Beverly Thomas. order before members make -ark., jw -,fl . CLUB Wayne Connelly, Mike Tolleson, Anthony Adams, and Donald Lee Wooten adjust the saw for a. preci- sion cut. Busy in the work shop, the After examining Charles Pool's cedar chest, the club members approve his project. 'K 1 Craftsmen are intent on their projects. CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS X Mr. Van C. Hale ..... .,... S ponsoi Margaret Huff .,.,.. ...A P residenx Sammie High ,A... ,A,..,.... S ecretary Nancy Freeman .... .,.. V ice-Presidenl Janet Johnson .....,.. ,,,....,.A,....,.., P ianisi Jo Lane Williams ..... ....., S ocial Chairman l MEMBERS Mr. Van C. Hale-Sponsor, Jo Ann Courcier, Jo Nell Hollingsworth, Janet Johnson, Louise Stevens, Lane Williams, Darnell Utzman, Clara Jo Jennings, Nancy Freeman, Margaret Huff, Linda Hardy, and Mary Lou Wood, Sammie High, Diana Mathis, Gay Matalyn Taylor. sk --grass! l 1, mit,-Y Mrs. Ada Mae Crook goes over the scores with section leaders-Nancy Wallace, Genieva Cooper, and Dickie Newton. Oil 9 XE Practicing singing in the correct chords occupies the music class as they learn theory. JUNIOR HIGH IVIUS IC The choral group prepares to sing under the direction of Mr. Hale. Members of the club are .Ian Ellis, Ruth Dinwiddie, Linda VVelch, Jane Bynum, Mike Major, Joe Stutts, Lee Thomas, Danny Parnell, Shirley Fowler, Linda Sue VVoods, Diane Posey, Mary Musslewhite, Karen Stevens, Beth Dinwiddie, Linda Fowler, Glenda Morgan, Patsy VVelch, .Iohnny Rocky, Mervyn Greer, Bruce Mathis,Yicki Mathis, Laura Romberg, Carol Moorman, Barbara Maynard, Phyllis Pugh, Sharlot Guytine, Nan- cy Wallace, Gail Tolleson, Sue Morris, .Iajuana Hudson, Don Boatright, Dicky Newton, Henry Hardy, Ann Clark, Genieva Cooper. Bennie Lambert, Ruth Ann Jackson, and Ruby Baker. ,Up ,, in 'I-ea Ax, ELEMENTARY IVIUSIC PROGRAIVI Mrs. Smith' s First, Grade be- gins the use of principal rhythm instruments. Classes are made up of individualsg but each individ- ual's spirit of friendliness and progressiveness, his desire to represent his class and school in a worthy manner, ties the entire student body together. In the years to come, fellow Gastonites - our classmates and our schoolmates - will be remembered with the highest esteem. SENIORS REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS Most Representative Girl Most Representative Bo Carolyn Posey Mike Blackford 5' ,,wm:,,,., 75, :,.5,,-,?,.:,1::.., -- - x -- . - wav- ' V ' - -- 'W 21' Senior officers and sponsor pose on the steps at the Don Lee Xvooten Gaines Dickeson Carolyn Posey Mrs. Onie J. XVade Brenda Dorney Roland Johnson S MIKE BLA CKFORD Representative Student, '57, '58, '59, Secre- tary-Treasurer of Freshman Class, Band, '55- '59, Vice-President, '59, DEVIL'S DELIGHT, '59, Stage Band, '56-'57, Religious Council, '58, Dramatics Club, '59, FHA Pin-Up Boy, '59, PATRICIA CHANCE Band, '56-'59, Drum Major, '56, '58-'59, FHA, '56-'59, Local President, '58-'59, Area IX President, '59, GASTON GUSHER, '57-'59, DEVIL'S DELIGHT, '59, Dramatics, '56-'58, Choral Club, '56, Religious Council, '58, Who's Who in I-Iomemaking, '58, Gaston's Most Beautiful, '58, Representative Student of Junior Class. SENIORS in '33 Q, JERRY CHANDLER LARRY CLEBIENTS DIXIE DAVIS FHA, '56-'59, Parlianientarian, '57-'59, Band '56-'59, Religious Council, '58, Choral Club '56-'58, Special Chorus, '56. GAINES DICKESON Football, '56-'59, FFA, '56-'58, Basketball '56-'59, Track, '56-'59, Secretary-Treasure of Senior Class, G-Club, '56-'59. WILLIE ANN GARRETT EASTON GUSHER, '58-'59, Concessions Man- ager, '58, Circulation Manager, '59, FHA, '56-'59, Corresponding Secretary, '58-'59, Dramatics Club, '56, Choral Club, '57-'58, Religious Council, '58, Pep Squad, '56-'59. KAY I-IERRINGTON JETVIUS DELIGHT, '58-'59, Editor, '59, EASTON GUSHER, '58-'59, Assistant Editor, 59, Second Place in Journalism, Regional Vleet, '58, First Place in Typing, District Vleet, '57, FHA, '56-'59, Religious Council, 58, Band, '56-'57, Majorette, '57, Dramatics Dlub, '56-'57, Choral Club, '56. IUANITA HOLLAND EASTON GUSHER, '56-'59, Vice-President Jf Sophomore Class, FHA, '56-'59, Pep Squad 56-'59, Religious Council, '58, Choral Club, 57-'58, Nominee for Football Sweetheart, 57. FLOYD HUFF At Leverett's Chapel: Band, '56-'58, Science Club, '56-'58, President, '58, Dramatics Club, '58, Social Chairman, 4-H Club, '55. At Gaston: Band, '59, BRENDA DORNEY Pep Squad, '56-'59, Cheerleader, '56-'59, Tennis, '56-'59, Bi-District Champion, DEVIL'S DELIGHT, '56-'59, GASTON GUSHER, '57-'59, FHA, '56-'59, Nominee for Most Beautiful, '58, Social Chairman of Sophomore and Senior Classes, Choral Club, '56-'57, Band, '57, Football Sweetheart, '59. DALE FINLEY Band, '56-'59, President, '59, Stage Band, '57, Basketball, '56-'59, Dramatics, '57-'59, President, '59, Religious Council, '58, Vice- President of Freshman Class, GASTON GUSHER, '56, Social Chairman of Sophomore Class. ROGER JACKSON CLARA JO J ENNINGS Choral Club, '57-'59, Religious Council, '57- '58, FHA, '57-'59, Pep Squad, '57-'59, SENIORS ROLAND JOHNSON Track, '58-'59, FFA, '56-'59, President of Senior Class, G-Club, '58-'59, .TIIDIE LACY Band, '56-'59, Majorette, '58g Religious Coun- cil, '58g Junior Dramatics, '57, Social Chair- man of Junior Class, Stage Band, '57-'58: FHA, '56-'59g Choral Club, '56g GASTON GUSHER, '59, Nominee for Football Sweet- heart, '58, Band Sweetheart, '59. BARBARA LOVVE FHA, '56-'59, Religious Council, '58, Band, '56-'59, Choral Club, '56. TVALTER MARSHALL CAROLYN POSEY GASTON GUSHER, '57-'59, Editor, '59, DEVIL'S DELIGHT, '58-'59, Assistant Editor, '59, Cheerleader, '57-'59, Band, '56-'59, FHA, '56-'59, Dramatics Club, '57, Religious Council, '58g Representative Student, '56, '59, FFA Sweetheart, '58, Who's Who in Driamatics, '57, Most Beautiful, '57, Second Place in, Ready Writing, District Meet, '58, ED ROY SIMMONS Football, '56-'58, Basketball, '56-'57, Track, '56-'59, G-Club, '57-'58, FFA, '56-'58, Base- ball, '5 6-'5 7. LINDA STROUD Pep Squad, '56-'59, FHA, '57-'58, Dramatics, '56-'59, Tennis, '56-'58. DEE TAYLOR FFA, '56-'58, Football, '57-'58, Track, '57- '59, G-Club, '57-'58, Who's Who in Voca- tional Agriculture, '5 8. SENIORS ANNABELLE PIRTLE GASTON GUSHER, '57-'59, Girls' Sports Edi- tor, '59, Pep Squad, '56-'59, Cheerleader, '57- '59g FHA, '56-'59, Dramatics Club, '57-'58. JERRY POOL Football, '56-'59, FFA, '56, Track, '56-'59, G-Club, '56-'59, Social Chairman of Junior Class, Craftsman Club, '58, CATHY THERIOT Most Representative Student of Sophomore Classg Secretary of Jun- ior Classg FHA, '55-'59, Band, '54- '59, Majorette, Secretary-Treasurer, '58g DEVIL'S DELIGHT, '58-'59g GASTON GUSHER, '57-'58, Nominee for Football Sweetheart, '56, Nomi- nee for Most Beautiful, '58, '59, DON LEE VVOOTEN Football, '56-'58, Co-Captain, '56g Craftsman Club, '57-'59, Vice-Pres- ident, '59, Track, '57g Vice-President of Senior Classg G-Club, '57-'59, Basketball, '56. THROUGH THE YEAR VVITH THE SENIORS The feeling of achievement is evident in Seniors-QCarolyn Posey, Brenda Dorney, Judie Lacy, and Mike Blackford-on Octo- ber 6, the day of the arrival of the class rings. A new experience in long research papers finds Seniors Dixie Davis and Floyd Huff making use of the reference vaiaaasyfiffawlf if ..,,,.... , 'I 1. ' 5 4 an ,. E The Senior kids -Cathy Theriot, Kay Herring- ton, Pat Chance, Carolyn Posey, and Judie Lacy -take time out from watergun fights and hula- hooping to smile for the birdie. Mrs. Onie J. W'ade, Senior sponsor, aids Seniors Don Lee Wooten, Roger Jackson, and Patsy Woods, in exam- ining invitation samples and making an order for the class. It won't be long now, Seniors Mike Blackford, Pat Chance, Dale Finley, and Dixie Davis, agree as they exit after practicing the Graduation exer- .N cise at a dress rehearsal. , . Seniors-4Annabelle Pirtle, Linda Stroud, Kay Herrington, Carolyn Nye, Cathy Theriot, Barbara Lowe, and Willie Ann Garrettm-recall twelve years of school life memories as they help each other dress for the Graduation exercises. JUNIORS Most Representative Boy Anthony Adams REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS lik ' ' , il K XEKM A51 'M I E' ,..-vi' Most Representative Girl Mary Wall 3 i P Awq Junior class ofliccrs and sponsors dlscuss plans for the annual Junior-Senior banquet ,. ..,,,. Anthony Adams Robert Dickeson Miss Lillian XVatson , Miss Ella Barthold , ,..... Edwin Jenkins Mary Wall Janet Johnson -WH Karen Tresner JUNIORS Anthony Adams Nancy Buford Wayne Uonnelly Betty Crocker Roy Davis James Dickeson Robert Dicks-son Paul Fe-ss V V I J U N Nancy Freeman 5 ii , ,E H? Q x -' Q nnn n' F I Q ' Z e 4. QQ f E , ,ll ' f KX f E Dlllfllll' Gibbs Robert Guytinv Edwin Jenkins S J :met J ohnsou Raymond Marshall Roger Miller 'l 51 . .MINI Y.-..',liii, lbw- -75 ,xx 4-sign, PV' ,E 'fr L '-', fm P: A 6 f 4 I Sandra W'aldron Jo Lune VVilliams George XVo1nuck Gwen Wright 2 'Vi ' - if- Q N 1' L t ' U Hx Q Ay: m , 5,3 A 'Ta r .i if Dlike Tolleson Karen Tresnvr Mary VVall Kay XVeast fi Robert Mitchell Jimmy Osborne Jimmy Pool Joyce Richards Mary Romborg Be-vs-rly Thomas JUNIORS 2 1:- I' J-4 .- I' n 'ff A ff 11-cu. ai. ,, ,K,- N.. . .a,-.,,1,,,,,, wig V SO P H O Nl O R ES REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS Most Representative Girl Most Representative Boy Barbara VValling Buddy Clark Q. , Stre am iii M5562 E Eg,- Ns Sophomore oflicers and sponsors examine reference books in the library. Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairman -.. Reporter ,,,.,,,..,i..... Social Chairman ,,,, Vice-President ..l, Sponsor ,,,,,,,,,, President ,,,, Sponsor .,,,, Douglas Lowe Johnnie Metcalf Cecil Morgan M. Carolyn Specht Carolyn Stroud Miss Ruth Kirkham Buddy Clark Miss Virginia Knapp SOPHO Sandra Anderson Robert Gene Bailey Robert Babes Buddy Clark .4 Q X 717 7 3 1 J' I Beth Cooper Mickey Copeland Charles Ellis Gertrude Ellis ' 5i?wSw Walter Ellis ,Q yr Vo Q ff '7 A ,Q Linda Hardy S Sammie High fx R :VV N K gsm, gl James, Hughes J' ' Z 1 T Mary Ann Ivey Linda James Edward Jones SOPHOIVIORES Qs. as ey fi rf .. A -' L 5 fd .: a. Qt I ' ' -.vu 1 W-x f 63 of 'Q K1 ,f hi . , Ll '- ' ffmfi f ! , L Thomas Kelley '91 Q S lk l f lllyi. :fy Lf 1 S: - wif 'Q yy , ' .Q 5 ,sf K R Q , 'E i E if We oily. .A 5 1 f , ffieizrfi -sf: jg 'sf w ,. 'f M -' ' fu i P1-, xsf 5 ,-1 : eh Q is fl- :.. n i K 1 1 Z5 Q Q Q if fgi, 13. 1 . 3 .,A , . 1113 , , W l P22 41 is 1 '53 vas SHE X Q J Q ? 1: iii, 25 X 'Q fx ' . my , ,, ,x ,1 we ,ff Jolene Wilson .Q i S 1 1 1 Douglas Lowe 1 1 Johnny Metcalf Cecil Morgan Kathy Musick 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 . 1 Lynda Newcomb Q- Wayne Pace 1 1 ' Frances Pickering 1 1 ,sa 1 -,fffgfn Charles Pool 'ik L r 2'3 vm A ,vu M .xg is W +1.14 N..-, aff ,--fi: 1 i 'im+3 'Z+, ' J Y'-IZUX 1 122'-31-sofsssiiiwt' ' :::::::g 1 fvp- Q,QQ.w4'1 1,1 ' f Q Q 1 1 , ,H 1 Mgwvgjoi, N. ' 4:11 , w . .1 .U 1 .www L. 0 mnnllw- mbSff,,,4p f.4 Vilsneqaiw . 1 Charles Smith 1 1 Carolyn Specht ' 3 Lula Belle Stone 1 Carolyn Stroud , 1 rt 'Nm 1 Bill Theriot f Jerry Thomas 1 Barbara Walling SOPHOIVIORES - - .,,,,... , v-..,..,. ,v V-PW H FRESHIVIEN REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS Most Representative Boy Most Representative Girl Tony Elliott Louise Stevens 4 ..-V. . wqw' MWV Q , Freshmen class officers and sponsors pause for a moment on the steps at the west end of the high school building. OFFICERS Vice-President ,,,, ,,.,. President ,,..,,,, Secretary ........,. Social Chairman Social Chairman Sponsor .,,,....,,,,, Sponsor ,,,,, Treasurer ,,,,. ,,.--.,, Lynn Costlow .hm John L. Thomas .Wu Linda Dodson Lee Roy VVall Sue NVilliams Mr. Homer Rawlinson ,..- Mrs. Ruby Hudson FRESHIVIEN 3 E Q E i I gr' J H21 iii, , A as K rl Q 9, use W .1 Q 3 yx ,X . 51 2 4' ' Mr. 7:1 f Q ,QW t J Qa- . W - S i 2 4 xv . ,f E u MX '95Qs2 3 ' i if Q --4 K 5 s X gt s 'pt X , ..4....h. M 5 ,ph V alexa 1 K 4 4- sh K W x '1 PK' fi ,149 W ' sew ,E f 'Y Q r HHH. N , .Q 'F L J V 4' rg? 5 'wig .Y ,I tis. J X X if .-N, , 1 FRESH IVI EN Don Anderson Dana, Ray Benson Jimmy Bynum ,I x I , 1 :31 rs . X Rx. 1 n i Q D , W .- ,, , . wt' if gif? . gf Y, A 3 ,W 1 3 19. i fm Y Q Q - M, AT 23 Zfigvlgggif s ' H: -grim 7 - ,dp Y 1 ,N ..,. K- , L,- . ,,1.n -- -is A . ft K, , 1 . , ,C L3 E 3 'K O L 6 X' 3' I f W - Annu-n..,. Lynn Costlow Mary Ann Crisp Bobby Dillon Linda Dodson Steve Dorney Dorothea, Dowden Juanda Dyer Anthony Elliott Roger Ellis Miles Ford Victoria Goldberg Dorenda Hardy Elizabeth Heaton John Henson Margaret Hull' Steve Hyatt Douglas Jackson Eugene Layne Ernest Ledger Elise McAllister George Nye Sallie Nye Otis Pirtle Earl Rogers Brenda Sellers Louise Stevens Clarence Stewart. Ruth Strickland Craig Stuart Gerald Stuart Charlotte Tarrant Matalyn Taylor John L. Thomas Darnell Utzman Gordon Waggoner Lee Roy Wall Jackie Wallace Linda Sue Williams Mary Lou Wood Dennis Worrell Y.. -JW .IQ l,,,, pq,.,, , , FRESH IVI EN Alice Marshall Paul Maynard William Montgome1'y 1, 5 5 M x f . : W, E335 tw Em, , ,Q GL G , 12. .ff 'E' X gf F , G K f iff: -Q Iii' .K 2 Q , ' ,L .M an ku ? F Q at thth a s G 'af as , ,K ' : ir -G K in KL R Q Q3 Www ,, .i E U 3 , 'Li Q1 ns? K -s X, X Q !'T 2 1 we W we q '- gig '- 332- S -2' . if K ff . , I. V Q5-5 ,qf - , , .t,, S , ,. .. -- , .. f, 5, -- 324 V31 ' rf.. f -f --ri. R 3 1 + A ,N 1 .br ....-- it- 5 -,-g Q 1 ' 'we M at A V - ir - - , so .1 ' G A tm :J wk? 3 -- . 'P a ' 1 ' U I . I '? K NV - If mis... A -f4.,0w V A im f Q5 Q F ' ' -W ' '- ' ' ' nv - 'W 'W .--- W- . ,Y EIGHTH GRADE fan Y-nrwfrq Most, Representative Girl Most Representative BOD' Nancy Wilson Kenneth Ross Flghth Grade officers and sponsor rest m the shade of Social Chalrman Ruby Jo Dickeson Kenneth Ross Nancy Wilson Brian Taylor Dale Connelly Kim Tolleson EIGHTH GRADE jg i EIGHTH GRADE iz 5 , J 1 'hu Wayne Autrey Larry Beene W ..,. 3353? I :ng Q .A JE 'Q A new experience for Eighth Graders Nancy Stor and Kenneth Ross, is using the high school llbrar Virginia Brundage Dale Connelly Sandra Cooper Gary Crisp Danny Dallas Ruby Jo Dickeson John Lynn Duran Jimmy Ferguson Ronnie Freeman Juanita Gaston Jerry Grisham Avis Hughes Carolg n Ivey Judy Littlefield Jerry Marshall . L , of i-gf' i , i,- Barbara Lincecum or ' ' is .lnri. if '.es ' V f i'i . , ,wi k,,, 1 fi- will A 'i ' i 1 r EIGHT:-I GRADE ? i J fd of K X YI 1 f 1 , X, 1 'X' N 1 3 I 4 af, l 13 . I Diana Mathis L Ronald Mon , tgomery e, L i , , I y' - ' 'LL' - Ronald Myers 1 ,.. f '-L 5 , Judith Nicol o ' 5 Row Rid-ardson ' s o A Kenneth Ross ?'-, X ': ' o e. i o i X I . f V S ' X 5,f,..ff..,A 1.415 Elin Qing l,Rtl'lClR Sanders ' V' ' ww f' - 51 on . M., , Q f 1 ,A 'Y qs -fm l n S Nancy Stone 1 ' f Davifi Stroud e is e 5:1 +3 Dean Stroud L ' - is my M ig no nn' s , K hw, fig, I , V, is of 1 N ,. me s my-12:-A 1 Q 1 1. . Q L V - 1 r x. . 41.55. K ,gf ig ,Q ,, lf YW ' T 'f V in , Sandra Summy ' .. ,my ' -- , v-, We K' Brian Taylor , A 1 be ' ' Joyce Thomas HF' l :,,:,, Kim Tolleson M e Q , Jeff Ward David West Robert Vllhaley Nancy Wilson 5' in if .54 ut 32? K yi : A 9 1, -' 1 JM., gr' . ,.......L...4..... , - ,,.1aiiH-ft-L P P Painting with water colors seems to be fascinating to Miss Gaut's Seventh Grade art class. Novcuaea y ' SEVENTH GRADE Jimmy Arnold y , V MR s gf? 1, if 41. ez fsff syw, Gay Barham i m g Vz, ' ' le Edward Crawford r n f ' I iii fg 2 M- a Wrrd j 4 1 2 1 5' ie Q' 'i ,gi- i 'ii' ff. ra , W Leon Crow .E i it i M Genif-va Cooper ff, -,A Arthur Deaton ' ff' 1 V -S ' Q 4' D fp l K X Q2 3 ,VK . ,. I 4VV, , sor so E i ,,... , i it L Jane Dickeson A James Dodson , ., f X fl Sue Freeman A Q 'i 1 5 J ... ' , ' g Joe Garrett , ,.-f rf, , k it k aft 1 A i - , D i .e,i . S3 W. is , Q J ' . 32 f' . ' D 5' D 1 ' e Q , we fs 5' sf : ig '21 J 51i?fif'2 l Y 551 325 ' ' J' W 5' '.- QM Lu :gil ' ,ans gssssaz if a o James Ray Gentry A , Charles Goldsborry f' W , if Sharlot Guytvine Q- James Hieronimus V P at Linda Illlllt 'i ,Q-,ggaxgfi -,L' J, 7 Dwight Huntsman W Q , iii ' U ' , X '51 ' W A lf' I if Y A , ,. 15 we 4 1 Q h 1 1 Q iiwgifzg. is o n e en 3 fi :gl si is n iii? ' Carol Hyatt u Danny James A A ' j 5 QA Billy Jones M ' Donald Johnson 52 51 1 ff, i Kenneth Malone 1' 'i' H ' Sammy Musslewhite 157, -, A 1 1 I 'ak is X ai A W. gY...4.gW1 ,Y,, M la ' N af 1 'K E ij A ss ts -B 4, t GRADE G I Wtrliiqf -2 - A free period is put to good use as Mrs. Cooper's students study G , , , Jeanie Newcomb a variety of subjects. an -5 Q., M, Q .' Dickie' Newton 2 K Billy Mac Nye to ,I ' . I Ji qs, -' 5.:r5::::. A V . ff ' ' j I! fr! . Q 1 fef'5?'?iiim f!f ,. s tsst 1 . . A. l Q Mike Nye Q: , . l f ,Q A ff' Phyllis Imgn A ' I , - Johnny Rocky Q A . A tw. 'YR J ,x Q fr h o t fyt A 'f f ' Y ' Q' - 3:fi4f',v, in J 5, ',': ' I 3 ' ' . , QF Nina Rombvrg' Y b- Joe Sanders ,, , W1 15 K 3 ' J 55 A t I kwa, Linda. Gay Smith Nancy Specht - , 1. o w- If sf -' .kl 1 9' , g 'Q t 1 4. A413131-f'q'i.I'i2ra ' ' Q ' Z , in i - ty - XVuyue l'tzman N to Z 1 N .5 A Je-rry XV:ulle fy , it fn .ff - -- ' ' Nancy XVallaCe Q . .2 - 3, 9- A- Ju, f .. K e.. . - - f i ,x '.s::,f P W1 in. ,-es. A1f?'1. D, M K , . n lg ., f , s A IQTEQE - ,if-2 Q i 1 5? +5f'5f 5 Y i W' it if H z I .W 1 ' 9 ' A Y- , A Patsy XVQ-Ich Dotsy lV0lls Cecil YVest Leon XVood 'fi Robvrt XVood Kay lVright All Wk 'NIH me .1 . J 1 . r i kz, ' 32 4. I I K ' , , h p t on in J . 'Q k r V , :I -is if ' i. Q7 lt ' M t t o t ' . K 1. 'It' J K ,,, Q ' N '- 1 , if 5 ' Y M 314, .::. uiie v iilgmmw ...W t t fit J 5 I l i...,A Tha-t mathematics can be interesting as well as educational, Mr. Gentry demonstrates to his Sixth Grade students. Linda. Adams Billy Dean Arnold Ruby Alice Baker James Berry Billy Browning Albert Brundage Jane Ann Bynum Randy Carlock K i f a ny .ww A Q f' 1 Q H, ,lsvx 4 Q 5 5 ' z , 5 Q A 'V ,A 1.,: A of fig 'if Y xi I ' I QfaH'.2i at -..i 3 ' Q i .. v ig ' .. leiltt l -. ,.f- Q M J, :gf H 1 J z ' m x' X f ,F 'PY Ellen Costlow Ronnie Roy Ferguson .,. .. +,. , SIXTH GRADE ,xx Charles Ferrell Linda Jean Fowler Judith Green - .Q Laura Gresham A f 'fiififl A . '-C71 2 52 X Zi Q li X 4 Q 4-6 'f 1-I ES, - . F. Henry Lee Hardy A I James Vvayne Hudson if is Larry Edward Hyatt f f 1 X Q ll Ruth Ann Jackson Q 1 , 'Hz 73 52 Q U , , wg X, of lg A ., . ,Ll fs -Y SIXTH GRADE 2 M L,1 . x fe if in 1 K A 4 94 D. as A J ,m f - , ' gk f R Y I ff ', p 5 we X, ilk MY 5 ,xii r-Q 7 3 N 1 'F f 'Y,, 5 r. . L. A- . 43 LEU!! J f V is X .L .-- A variety of reactions are evident as Miss Ballard dictates a. Word that is difficult to spell. Betty Joyce Johnson Jimmy Randy Johnson Johnny Johnson Phillip Michael Jones Ralph Ledger I i 515 gf, Karen Lynch Vicki Mathis Barbara Ellen 'Maynard Carol Lynn Moorman Glenda Morgan fi . fb E. Q. '? ef- Es ,gf Ya c ,, .332 5 fi fig. Q i' A . U2 ,ggi . '!2 54. 4 'ar R K S A e .sy , gg ff: - 'S g ras Y Y? Betty Norman Jimmie Lou Norton Danny Pirtle Glenda Oliver Donna Kay Richards Kay Rogers Norma, Rogers James Smith 5 is 4 i 1 1 ,si 5 ,J 4 1 1 4 3 1 I . Waylon Smith V Gary Stephens Nancy St0PheHS0Yl Maxie Specht Jerry Stephens Betty Stone Q ig' . ., K w e Q 1 . Q Finial W . . i V. ' . xt 1 ' 1 -- . ' 4 g a ,Q My 15 I d tt 537 V im g Izi 4 W X W ' , mlfxl ' n , 215' f Env - 1. X A y ' 5 f 4 Gary Lynn Stroud Maxine Stuart Chnrlf-S Lynn Tarrant Harry Michael Theriot Charles Edward 'Stuart Ray Stuart Lavelle Taylor i n Q ' 'vg A me 21' - . 2 A kkyr k r X. F - iq V: -Egypt ' 1 a,n y ' Mon qff, A - f ',L'4 , ' nf gf' e :-. Q is A' Julia. Gail Tolleson Toni Pearl Vlfaggoner Jerald Wall Thllfmall Wayllfi Wvhife Bobby Wadle Johnny Walker Kenneth Welch SIXTH GRADE Faraway places with strange sounding names are pointed out on the map as Mr. Gentry vitalizes a geography lesson. James Adams Timmy Arnold Sammy Autrey Boatwright .4 - 'T Haskle Andrews Willie Arnold Don ' 11 4 4 ,A ., it vw 4 J H 155+ W 2, ', E KV ' 42 sg A .K ,A to 2 r-v 4 A AFV . Q - -' A1-A 1 -if . - A UA , J A A. ef A , A A AAAA' ' ' J A - e ,A . A ,K-.1 ,f , 5 ' N 'Sf as rf , X ' J S f ' A f. .1 X A Q' 'A A , , V A 1:4 lc .1 L. L, 3' ' ga V ' , l -Q 1 ' K A i:5'1. 'ff'X'E,' :A 1 A f 1 'Q ii A l ,'-513351 A Ann Clark Steve Cooper Don Cooper Marie 4 .4 Ruth Dinwiddie Donnie Finley A Deaton Jan Ellis A F 4 4 3 A . f A A e A A-.A ' I :::, .. , g ,fi K xml J ' I Q- - L di , A 2 Q-, A in ,ff il 5,1 Z. b ,Q A A5 A if , 5 fi X ing. ' A 1 5- 'S iii' ' . 53' W fi '5ivi59 s -f- 1 il 'llfffs-' K Q., ' 'ldffes A . Larry Gentry Jajuana, Hudson Juanita Johnson Janie Lambeth ,F , 'Q' ' 'Q FIF-TH GRADE An active game of baseball proves to be a favorite pastime for Mrs. McWilliam's Fifth Grade. Gresham Dick Jenkins Bennie Sue Lambert -2 in '3' 1 E. A --W - --Hrfl-wv-fff-fm-W - Mr fxl- -W-,W M- L,-.K W ,N . ,,,.+,,.,,m,,.,,.,,.. ,N-' A. I , ig A A i ' A. L. Layne f W ' I ff ggwf . H' ff D Q. 'ii L f fe - 2- J, Bruce Mathis Q if . -25 , , K V Alice Meinke Q? W- -my ig iw- E' in W 5' if Milton M4-t-calf AAi-- k 4 :-.' 'TM Richard Minyard L ',', ulk 1 I I 'A V Linda Sue Morris s- ' , ' my 1 .,W, ., 1,431 ,. L I5 '55 , Q X xi' wax A 1 f' G F . ' T .f-. .2 Joe Musslcwhite 4 5 1 f' , Jerry Norman -V . W 'Z' ' J' l iA', , I we A,AA,A W , Diane Posey f' W, , , My Laura Romberg W . A ff' ' W, , ff l 5 -'--- Q David Sherman Q . k ' ' I E7 fair! Z 'V k fn V s r li 4 - X Linda' Simms , ' - - , i i 1 +4 S 4 fih 5 1 .fini X an 1 H E N Tp ' f I fgf' 1411 V,.,v 6' if ,.. . ' y, 1. - . H r 4 gn - A in gm . in 2 of V vm Q. gf- , A T ff' , M A 'E m oi Y W ft 3 A Jean Smith Q rw ,153 , A W- I -A A i . I . .A Q -f Mfr - K - - A .V I --A 1 J if VV, , Karon St:-vc-ns QQ A 4 , .1 mf-f. Q , 5 Sharon Stvvc-ns fl' -- g ' ' ' A , :.-- 1 - b ' Q -if Peggy VValling 5 ' . - I. .X gif 2 XF I ' ' 1 A X X Linda Sue XVelch ,Q A--,' if 'i'i ll - 3 5- 5 ' - David Lf-e Xvilson .W , X 5.2 , K ff- ii A - A 515 .. I .ki an X Jeanette XVilson i i H if I Patrivia Yvooley xx in X Ml 5 ,Q ff? fl 2.1.14 , Pourin Grade. Malcolm XV0rrel1 g ceramics proves to be an interesting undertaking for FIFTH GRADE ix. KX Carol Adams Gerald Bailey Donna - Boatwright Danny Coulter David Crow Beth Dinwiddie t '47 6. L' ' Paul David Dodson .I ,Q f Myrtle Ellis fr I A . Linda Forman - : C., Shirley Fowler , A Gloria Freeman f g 1 tx ' A' David Gray ,W xr my 7 f I ff Mervyn Greer, Jr. 55,-W, Q Lynn Holt fi N5 V 4 I Jerry Paul Hughes . G t ' Ray Hunt, Jr. David Hyatt 3' -Q 4 ff.. Q Brenda Lou Ivey W, m y 1 Linda Jones ' ' James Ray Kelley ' David Mathis G' Sherry McCoy 'E Barry Dloorlnan Carlus Morgan Dlury Musslewhite David Newton FOURTH .ft ef., fx f ef ak f-rf? g A r g 5 Ugg 8 Q '2 F K, x 1 fr A ,,QM,W.. . . ,H ,W a 2 if A' Q up W 1 W- 6 .Nav W f 1 Sf '1 . - V Y . i f g .K ,, . N ay ' I F N V M 5 A , 'I Mg' , 1 . ,ggilh V , +fr'-fx, ,,,.,.. , ., . . ., 'Lanai fgffjf. - J 1 , ,yur ,ia as uig f y afar - 2 xf2i2'E?:6s'f 'Q,.: ' X o i ' 1' it ' f - Q. ef '2f : S il - ,N 535511 o Vr ' as M gi I .x ...- 1' 5-g, ii Rf 2. a 1 .N P ' M -w X s I ya , 4 'f' ' Q X, a X M35 J' if if , sf la X, Fl GRADE eg ya ,, 3 ,, V- 2.,B A lesson on health and safety edu- cation is interrupted as Mrs. Dunn's Fourth Grade poses for the camera. .TL,,,,-,,,, ,WWWL ,Mm-Y L. , B 5? The discovery that Good books are good friends is made by Mrs. Henson's Fourth Grade. Jeannie Odom Virginia Odom Danny Parnell Larry Pickering Charles Pollard Charles Richmond Gloria Shuttlesworth Calvin Smjth Lynda Smith Judy Specht Brad Standard Larry Stephens Tommy Stephens Sue Strickland Betty Stuart Larry Stuart Joe Stutts Chris Summy Iris Taylor David Theriot Lee Thomas WVayne XVilson Linda. VVOods Wayne VVoo1ey K 21.1 -5 L , ,Wg ,.,.r , My -.'- ,ML FOURTH GRADE John Paul Nye i . 0 8' rt sul f , X Q K ,L Ti , V 125 , ots ig Qi o i ii is ' yraasz fa aaai l L -A fa H L oi ME ss el L P f llllllllillf eff ff' gfff 5 nf fi fi L3 , Lf ia? is an A1 E ' 'fc K 5 Q L' it 5 'f Ht, L M ,li 5. ihe 5 , wk X 'Q f, - .Q - a ,- an L , W Lf,LLLg, , , ,g oyAto,, 1 L QE ,. L. , 2 5 A L -f is ff V L T, Ag' .wfftw P 125 5 2 2? y E J, Ik i 67 if ,Lg V?,j3'f,,,mx'f?Y' .at ,Ly L, Q ,f'1Q,,-4gl5ia!uf What- ,J 1 gk V if 'gi' yfnvlm ,bv , , f, Eli. ,-a s E fy. L' m:Q'aI, 31.4. A' ' iii 1 L ula K if K 3 5. L V. ,,LL, , L ,J A 5 k ,E A A K , 'K' ZI: L A ,. oo i i I Q LA.,V,V ,L I Q , K L A.1, E VY 1 7 , A M L ' 1 Z .,x, .fgiweif y, I- m..- ki Q A- ,AV 2 K K Z t lfe ' he a L L 5 LLLL L an ,f . Vi'k' K' Y -7lL. ,L 5' L LL ' i 'ffl' ,,,,, f '? RTL' A iff esnoo r it , ,I L L ' X e ' gt KX B -.kr ,Y L7 E' -fr i K sy ,Lg ww - . sd, L. 5, M all ,ff fl s i nm? . QQ M . -S, ' al ' .l ' Group reading' is a pleasant part of the daily schedule for Mrs. Strick1and's Third Grade. , . G ,V ir,,, ix , Howard Autrey Marjorie Bush John Clark Mary Connolly Kathleen Coulter ,G , Sue Crawford 2 ' A Diann Dallas - f f W Di R-uth Duran , G . . V 5-'G Mary Elliott -'SIP ,'ld 1 , A Donald Ellis l ' - gr- Ronald Ellis is G ssss ,. G , , Q f. 1Lf:5ljZ3::zEf:.fEi,g, 4-'.g2i1.E15 C G ' ?,1??,'5-'5-j'f-'aff'jjfff-'5 :5'.'?,1l1?:'f f :Siii,il2ps2Zz,a1 Eiiaefk st:-'2: 'airy-511-f':' Irene Gentry F Q - - 2 X Dave-s Graham 'UZ -' V .9 -- ' Linda Gray S f . 3 ' - Linda Green M7 X , I Elaine Guytine 5 .-- l N M M , David James W in ' , y, K . .1 6' 2 WL . . H' I r C 4 5' X' rl V 1-1 A ,- , Robert Jones V Terry Lockivood - I - f Christi-no Marshall - I Y 45, Christopher Marshall .. Carl Martin -, ,- if A I ' David Mathis , X 5, T It ,, 1 M Y f f' Mg i ni Y. if if I 3 'lx'xp,W ile35is Q 1 1 Qi in G K x A K L gs ' 'V - 9-14? Y -' e k'-' ' i -L ' , my 'rv , if Vigrigl ,I A H 3 4.1, ,.,,, li fx fl' v s gunna: A lesson in art brings a welcome change from readin', writin', and 'rithmetic to Miss Holman's Third Grade. Gary Mathis . Kathy Minor i , .Q 4, Dixie Odom a Gaye Pennington P!-X ' 'W 5 , X f in Q ' X ff' J c 7 X wc ' 'pw , - PM ,, '-,,,1' iw wr: A , Ji 4 3' . , Q ' - l ' , eg' i- ' I I ' 'E A 3, A -few 1 if , Ar , , Y as ! , ,., Q if if 1 5 , . ,FM T '. ' f , 'ff' e ' I f wff -'f- if: 'Ian , KA f ng W8 Q ,wav-mf, i-fff 4 .114 lr! Eagsrf'-, iff' E gf' . ,Y 5 .. -Q:-M - f' ' z f , X - il.. 'riii z.::E:: rr i fr ss r ff' f' if-is ff if-vs Q' be , fe 1 1 M V A YA I .7 J, ,L A il My ., W. A I W, A , T 5 i xx A K 4 K ia..3.....hL.... if Mm, , if . I L... Q, R , fi' Q ta. .wan -F' LE THIRD GRADE Marie Pollard Tommy Pugh Glen Rawlinson Charlotte Richmond Margie Robertson Barbara Romines David Ross Jimmy Smith Leslie Smith Tommie Smith XVayner Sue Smith Bobby Sparks Melvin Specht Rex Stevens Jerry Taylor Clifford Thomas Ranell Titus Jeana YVallace John Andrews Laura Bush Jimmy Clark Linda Cooper Reba Costlow Cynthia Ann Davis Johnnie Dinwiddie Beverly Elliott Kaleta Ellis Billy Ray Ferguson Carolyn Forman Marilyn Fowler Paula Garner Patricia Graham Mary Lynn Hardy John Lance Hardy Paul Jackson Cathy Jennings Loring Johnson IR-grgy Jones Charles Paul Keith Eugenia Kelsey Linda Kitchings Kash Lambeth X K ..m,,Wo,- ,,,slonl, n,no ononlo J XVhen children and books get together a good time 1S the result for Mrs. Lee's Second Grade. J. 5' 1 6 W gpg as 5 Q K E sl? 5 13' i. , iE1i3i555S5?+5ii39F' , K x i f .I X xt f F ap' 4' 2 I ,Q zwmwff-fra wmgl ,, ,, , , ,.., ual, ,.-, 1 affgiifvs-f ,f - 'G?iNfiifi:?z vw ii , .1 Nelda Lineecum Steve Lynch Vernon Minor Donna Morgan Dale Morris Martha. Musslewhite Steve Newton Laquetta Perkins Carl Rocky Robert Romines XVayne Seelbach Linda Smith Rebecca Smith NValter Smith Mickie Sneed 1 f vi + lp gi if Y f A u v5'1 '1wre: T, ., .. ww- Q 13235 M fm t Q J K iv 2 sr- RY fn. X .4- .I If 'fv , .X eg, , I , E 1 Jia 1, ,A .yy 4 ,A ..., 3 W'- 17 '2:??5:iis J, S, 5 iii? .1- Wuxi Qazzasfiff ,,- . v ., ,fe ez in fe , :: a , .4 fin 1 4,1 V N W , J '- A-1: 5' 's 5 5 5 ' Mix L, 'ff ea V W- 4 f .f s aim , W 3 . 1 1. , . . :'l' ' :G Q 4-me S 2 2 V+ ff S S ee S e N 5 ig -'lfnyig-'T' H ssem F 'P W a l V , V . :.- +46 ' I' .il Q kk eeh J 3 4 , I av RW.-1 1 i n +L . ff, 1, K i? is - Y ,S S, e,eec -' -. S ai 2: 7 V W f 'h L1 1 K-' Km' I . 5-..a.':.,fi F ' 1 ' 'V' ' a XL. .al A x - 6. Beth Standard 'Q ' 5 J.-if ,-. Kathy Stevens , 'M' A Mike Stewart, , ' - - ' . Sharon Stefwart ,vi W sf '-Tffif - ... .J- ' ' 6 SECOND GRADE WW Diane Zimmerman ooeeii S . ii.VV 5 A P Q A I ,.,. ,is-gg A ,1 . i - S 12433 ' M 7 i if R wi , 3 Q J :E i ' 4'-:fe Q2 ,Q . r. -5, X I' 1 A X , fx! it F X S I M We J 5 ., fig A discovery is made by Mrs. Wag- goner's Second Grade as they locate Joiuerville on the globe. -9 fi? rr' 'er 4 YV . j I , A ff il Q., i......l'i A. f 1 f ec, ,A -fr I A CHF. Libby Rosezon Hays Alice Lorrine Hudson M.ichael Keith Sandra Lynch Steven Scott Marshall A gloomy day outside is a bright day inside for Miss Haskins' First Grade during play period. Bon Lovell Boatwright Larry Zeron Burden L' Michael Dennis Clark .', Michael Coulter David Eugene Crawford Darlene Ann Davis George Deason Brenda Joyce Deaton Michael Dennis Ferguson Alvin Ray Glenn Janet Sue Glenn Carolyn Sue Graham Robert Allen Graham Pekida Ruth Green Paula Diane Hale Faith Hamilton R G R A D E if 4 awe l FIRST GRADE F1 . i :,' 1? hz l K A- 'W Anna Minor El Y 'll' Q :fig-a S' ,Z ,5 -X ,W f ff'k,Q-- if H i' ,, ,gg Marguerite Newton Mrs. Bonnie Bell Smitlfs First Graders are eager ' 3 X Vvilliaun Norman beavers at music time. v 3:3 ff ai- 155 QM! mmf' 'Hn , W LaJuana Odom vb 4 ' If-iv 1 LX y Jimmy Ray Oliver i 'f'A 1 s K X ' 1. Q Glenda Pharis n' S 4 X 19 fy Q? 1 A i S of 5 it N ii neg L r ' '.' . Vickie Lynn Ridge Q + Gary Don Ross Y ' F 'gg Billy Ray Shuttlvsworth if? if '35 Larry Dell Simms xv was ,Ah ig W , iii ,ii,. i - . iw A we M , ,M get fi' QU? Ml 0' gn. ,Q if'Sf .lx 5 G .ga r 'X G .-W if 5'-so . V . u ' - . i . . :. ,-- fQ5iirL5'f35'Q:, X g gg -'Zigi' V ' ,gg if ,. f:!5f5? ..f:W-mfg ,, 'i'i G fm' if 1 is f f M , V ' A 'lf G gg? l Y In ' l in '14' i he - i Q , , ,Q A in - A I '!.. lg?i 5i. .9:g M hfgikmalmiwi li ' ' 7 Neei f eiie e Arg gg ,Z V52 Qu - il Z ff V A . - L , .M it II E , We . ..,. X V - 5 ,Q fy, 1,6 M ii, if L. , fi Q F G S12 I 1 3 2' Qfff L A Q T , ...J , y 'ff . fi, e , S f fi . i i xt D 1 Mirliael Sidney Simpson Don 'Everly Smith David Glen Stephens Alton Stewart Elton Stewart ' wfdiff 1 K N.- ...Qf Q, if , 9 5, Rita Sue Stutts John Thcriot Ric-hey lYagg:gol1er Nancy Lequita XVest Joe' Allen XYilson Nancy lVood 4 Presenting a puppet show for classmates, members of the morning Kindergarten entertain the group. Charles Box Y.,,.,. . ,,. 1717 ,W 1 ,..i...,,...Y......-ifw-.- v,..,V-.1-,,...Y.r,.Vv,.. ,W.,.-1 V-, KINDERGARTEN Pamela Kay Boden Rodney Burden 'e t ff-.er w 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 J l I 1 4 1 11 eeee - Steven Capps L Q 'W if Judy Ann Crawford Q1 : pyy ' Raymond Crocker, Jr. in 2 L 1 'A eg - 1, 3 fy +5355 5 rrire 1 - - is 1 yy p J. H . 1 :s:AW,,,1,.,.M11 .,,,..,, Y ii' 1 Middleton Dowden H 1 , 1 Billy Truman Elliott . 1, A - 1 -1 Charles Ray Freeman ZI, p M W, Doris Doreen Gentr t Q Q , ' P ' 1 H llliam Graham 14 VN 4 if I 13.4 ! 3,1 M, .1 V -1 f-i' ' 1 1 1 'f 9' ' ' ' 2 1. ? L H ' H f . V+ if f 1 5 L ff ' '1' ATE if-'E f 1 rlrl 1- 1 f , gf: '41 ,gy L ,-Q 1 1 '1-p ' 11 1 ames Heaton if gg, 'R Qu L 9 p 1 ig 'homas Hopkins, II 1 'A,1 f A 1 ' A w 4 ' E -:jr larry Don Hudson A ' M ,,, X A A iffil ohmlie Huckabee 3: 1 L1 U 1 1 5 1 ,,,1 1 C V A heryl Jordan 21:2 gif, f 1 M olln , Q , ,wifffv 0-:il 1 i xxal ,,',wL1 K K V 7 . K gk: in , 5 li 1 Xyffj F. 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A A A Larry Crawford 5 , A '- , an Jeanette Ellis , S' 4 a iii'e - l ' 1' r A t 'gg ?, - Q' , 'lg F KINDERGARTEN Patricia Pickering John Robertson Theresa Seelbach Carla Sneed Stevan Stewart Aubrey Lynn Stone Debra Kay Terry Sharon Lev Thru:-ah lk it t il' K ir . Aei, 1 ' W 5,1 0 Q if 1 V. ig , 5, aug g 4 ., .P t Q44 , M' no 1 ef , A 1, I :I n rE Q. A sound way to easy reading is demonstrated. Bobby H3 att Lloyd Odom Du a, nc Pirtle p ,T Elizabeth Odom if A -if -hiifuv f iv Y X . .,, ' ' - if if' . ' ' A. , , M , - ' 'X tg P. Without the fine civic spirit of the patrons of our commu- nity, the production of a year- book such as THE GASTON GUSHER would be all but impossible. -The support of the businessmen enables us to have a larger and more attractive annual. At the same time, the advertisements are profitable to our friends in the business world. Thus, THE GASTON GUSHER is one tangible example of the many benents of school and community cooperation. -Adu ' CITIZENS NATIO AL BA K The Appreciative and Dependable Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Henderson Texas CONGRA TULA TIONS SENIORS HARPER ELECTRIC CU. Electrical Contracting Service Motor Rewinding HENDERSON, TEXAS 1602 Longview Drive Phone 2121 D A I RY 0 U EEN JOHNSON BLITJ?gE:UMBER CO. AND BUILDING MATERIALS 'ul INSULATION 2 l SIDING Phone 2847 New Kilgore Highway HGUCISYSON, TSXGS STORY-WRIGHT, INC. Printing MALTS - suNoAEs and Office Supply Co. In All Popular Flavors 'The Cone With the Curl on Top Post Office Box 900 Traffic Circle at Henderson Tyler Texas RAY PHARMACY CAFE 79 Open 24 hours COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMFNTS REVLON d Jacksonville of OF on H. h ALLEN DRUG ELIZABETH ARDEN '9 way BILLY CRAWFORD COSMETICS e 3272 Henderson, Texas Henderson Henderson, Texas Texas THE HENDERSON Preston Insurance TIMES Agency BODIII UwIIIJRKs DYERIS S , lnsurance That's Sure erumg the East Texas Area since 1853 NEW TYLER HIGHWAY Kodaks For Commercial Printing IOFMZTFIEOFZQZGII pn Ot BOX 891 Call 2264, Henderson Telephone 2579 PHONE 2200 Henderson '26 5 ' M'i HENDERSON, TEXAS Texas He,,de,,,,,,, Tm, HENDERSON, TEXAS Henderson Federal Savings and Loan Association TR. 8. job .Mcjfmmz Safety for your Savings Complete Home Loan Service 109 S. Marshall Street Henderson, Texas USED OIL FIELD PIPE St EQUIPMENT OIL FIELD CONTRACTORS ROUTE I, OVERTON, TEXAS YARD AT WRIGHT CITY, HIGHWAY 64 PHONE UL 9-2108, ARP ST DEAN SHOP BAGLEY'S HENDERSON Prescription Steam Laundry lnfants', Children's Phufmufv TH and Phone 2541 Dry Cleaning Shop Misses, Apparel 107 S. Marshall We Deliver Henderson,' Texas D. 113 E, St- Service-Quality 35: E 7?3st Turnertown Texas Henderson' Texas Accuracy as D TURNERTOWN GEORGE H. MILLARD J- B- WH'TE C onsignee COM PAN Y CLEANERS Head with better values The Texqg Cgmpqny HENDERSON, TEXAS Dry Cleaning Ar Its Best Tumertown, Texas HENDERSON TEXAS BEACON OIL AND REFINING COMPANY MAURICE HINSON INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service DIAL 2346 109 N. Main Henderson, Texas EUGENE LACY 81 SON Heat 81 Plumbing Con. II5 W. Ragley Phone 2552 Henderson, Texas HENDERSON FURNITURE CO. Dial 2860 Public Square Henderson, Texas Say It With Flowers RAYFORD FLORIST 904 S. Main Dial 2285 Henderson, Texas JONES MOTOR COMPANY II7-I9 N, Marshall I Henderson Dial 2566 Texas Safes 1-5 Service T. L. MITCHELL INSURANCE AGENCY Randolph Hotel Building We Insure Anything Henderson, Texas WRIGHT'S PHARMACY George M. Wright Owner First Aid Station for AII the Schools Phone 2545 HENDERSON, TEXA PRITCHARD 81 ABBOTT Valuation Engineers 5th Floor Century Building Fort Worth 2, Texas FULLER MASON TIRE CO. Hwy. 79 Phone: 2830 Henderson, Texas WADEL-CONNALLY CO. AUTO PARTS Phone 4555 II6-II8 S. Main Henderson, Texas HI-WAY NURSERY 81 FLOWER SHOP Mrs. Richard Stone, Owner Across from Radio Station Henderson, Texas Sprays Designs Corsages P. O. Box 658 Phones 4809 or 39I2 Swing and Smile ' With Our Hair Style nEvA's BEAUTY snor y Air Conditioned 804 West Main . Henderson, Texas y Telephone 3077 Free Parking SAMMY'S CAFE Phone 2802 Jacksonville Highway Henderson, Texas HENDERSON MONUMENT CO. HENDERSON. TEXAS Route 2 PHONE 4674 IRA KING BLACK AND SPARKES BARBER SHOP Free Parking Hwy. 79 Henderson, Texas HOWARD DENNIS RADIO 8- TELEVISION Sales 84 Service Telephone 4800 Henderson, Texas BILL GRUBBS' SERVICE STATION AT THE CIRCLE Henderson, Texas Petroleum Products 24 Hour - Service Phone: 2274 cANNoN's 5 3 nowsns ' Member F. T. D. Flowers for All Occasions Phone 2855 Henderson, Texas KEYSTONES BASSETT AND SON , IlIAq:Ie Sfklccess of ANISDEFEUSRITISIHTNGS R L SERVIFCE . .GAS GRO- 8' MKT- DEPENDABILITY Phone 3m t ll t' . ECiJhTOMlneS Your business IS II9 East Mom appreciatedu Henderson, Texas for all people i UNITED GAS SERWNG THE Qulf .goufg One-half mile East of Gaston Gifts - Furniture Carpets LESTER SALA'S DRUG CO. The Gang's MAYS and HARRIS DEPT. STORE Hangout Where You Can Always Be Sure Philco R C A Of Good Quality H d T Tumertown Texas en erson, exas TA T U M 229 East Tyler L A E M Longview, Texas I K I G G M Records Music GENERAL REPAIR WORK S Radios T I. 52091 T ,, T Pianos e urnertown XZ? is hhstw N H Repairs Q Accessories Record Players Conn mm msrnumfms 'Sf e 'S 2QfDq CHEROKEE HARDWARE Hardware and Sporting Goods Henderson Tyler Jacksonville CANNON-HALE CLEANERS AND BACHELOR LAUNDRY DIAL 2525 W. Charlevoix and Van Buren WIIIIIIIII WIIIIIHI PARK A. R. POOL MII.LER'S Sanitary Septic ' FOOD STGRE -H3-H5 Tank Cleaning Co. N- Jackson Prompt Efficient Your GE Dealer Turnertown, Texas Pringggpyigjfice Reasof,2'l:l'gePrices Phone 4532 N,IIp5Lfj'?2en, ,3gg,jefs'0i, Texas Henderson, Texas CRIM TRUCK 8g TRACTOR Your International and Packard DeaIer IDEAL BAKING COMPANY Tyler, Texas TN'-.F S :S s-S Tyler-Carthage Highway . W' Q I E, HENDERSON, TEXAS 'I fm Ill A INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Always fresh Phone 4581 P. O. Box 649 GLAMOUR WAYNE HUNT HOME APPLIANCES s. PLUMBING cn BEAUTY SHOP Wm., Rem, Scientific PHONE Timing We service what we sell All Work ARP 6L9 3680 Guaranteed HENDERSQN Turnertown WRIGHT CITY Texas Phone E E .sre 3737 TEXAS JOHN A. NoRvELl. I-EATH BROS' TIRE STORE INSURANCE AGENCY 201 S. Standish U-5'T'RE DISTRIBUTORS P. O. Box 2462 Longview, Texas P. O. Box 669 Henderson, Texas I25 Van Buren Henderson, Texas MADDOX MASONRY CONSTRUCTION CO. COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL Telephone 28I4 O 2I7 PINE STREET HENDERSON, TEXAS KELLY ., ,-Y.,, HIL I L U M B E R CQMPANY Finley Ross llllllllllllllllll General Merchandise You'Il like cocA-coLA co ' Joinerville Texas , Henderson We 5: REED'S H 81 H JEWELRY CLOTHIERS Men's Wear Henderson, Texas Henderson Phone 2323 Texas Henderson, Texas I COLLEGIA McDONALD TE SHOPPE MAGNOLIA ,, . , , SERV- STA- Serving Rusk County Over 45 Years Dlstmctlve Apparel For Smart Women Highway 79 Henderson Texas Phone 4844 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Henderson, Texas Giving a Complete Banking Service HARRIS PRINTING WAYLAND AND STATIONERY COMPANY TURNER PRINTING 208 E t S . Hendergqani Tglxqs Oldest Bank in Rusk County Henderson Phone 3220 2 0, P5 Henderson MITCHELL'S Certified Gemologist Registered Jeweler 'k i 'k 'American Gem Society EDDIE LYLE MOTORS CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service STROUD BRGS. . CGNTRACTGRS Henderson General Office Ioinerville, Texas PHONE 3 on 124 N. Marshall 5 I Phone 4000 HENDERSON, TEXAS Dm' 4373- Henderson MARKI NS-BYNUM GAS CO. Store Phone 52035 8. 52045 TU RNERTOWN, TEXAS Dealer B-H PUMP SERVICE AND SUPPLY co. X-eeflnw P. o. BOX 245 SELMAN CITY, TEXAS We Give S 8' H Green Stamps T. C. Rant NOE Henderson, Texas Dhone 2168 Henderson, Texas Owner Pho- 4795 nn PEPPER co T ' ' CLOTHIERS MACHINE wokks The Made-Rite Company - ' , .E s-5:9-H ish 'nf an' . ,- ' i fs Dial 3508 Henderson, Texas ll Henderson, Texas Home of Fine Clothes Q. P. Hooks, W. H. Hooks, Donald Q. Hooks General Oil Field Welding Selman City Phone Turnertown 52115 BOB EMlG'S Humble Service Station Esso Extra Gas Washing and Greasing Tu rnertown Texas HADEN and BROWN DRUG CU. V The Rexall Drug Store Dial 3587 Henderson GIBSON'S STATE INSURANCE AGENCY EARL NIX GU'-F CARL JAGGERS, Manager 'DE' RED 'W STATION P. O. BOX 510 IO8 North Main Street HENDERSON, TEXAS HENDERSON, TEXAS Wrecker Service TRAFFIC CIRCLE Phone 3225 Henderson, Texas A. .I. GRAY Consignee Compliments Bill Gatteys Insurance Agency MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM Co. of GENERAL INSURANCE Henderson, .rem I I8 North Marshall Street P- 0' Bo' '08 Phone 2376 TELEPHONE 2408 HENDERSON, TEXAS Q-Zend s O ' Quaurf MIDCNAQVDIS4' DEPARTMENT STORE HENDERSDN, TEXAS ,A L -,. an-., ., -, ,. ,JVM ,., ,. ,,, , , H H ,,.,,,,.,,. Dollar for Dollar you can't beat a PONTIAC S 8. M MOTORS WADE'S I BUILDING SPECIALTIES .AI1 V' I 2' 3' H ' 4' E I If M-4 Zu U0 In :ra '6 15' -1-3 Q3' I an 'JI 'li J O S H ' S C R A I G Everything for the Sportsman INSURANCE AGENCY Sporting Goods Phone 2626 P. 0. Box 832 Henderson, Texas Insulation and Floor Coverings HENDERSON, TEXAS We install it! Phone 2104 I07 No. Van Buren Henderson, Texas PO0VEY'S STUDIO ' The Oil COUNTY Bassett's MAN suor lumber 81 Supply LUMBER AND For Men and Boys Hendefsgnl Texqs Telephone 5-2055 TU RNERTOWN, TEXAS t CLEANERS U ' dry cleaning at its best 1308 WEST MAIN JACK KEITH, Owner P H 0 N E 2 2 2 2 HENDERSON, TEXAS Henderson Texas WE SALUTE . . . Gaston High School S T U D E N T S You face Q bright future which promises more of life's better things. Low-Cost elec- tricity will play o greot part in this wonderful promise. We're proud of our part in your future! H .. .ps .Jun-nu vsuquiupq-nw-H-gl SMITH.S Spunkey Oil Company Where Smart Box 871 Dial 355 Women Shops: 208 N. Main Henderson, Texas Henderson, Texas ARCH RETTIG MARKETER y Sinclair Refining Company Off . U 9 Phone 3108 Henderson, Texa us mn :urrmr :ann-fr '20, ki lo 0 TRAYLOR'S CAFE Where the home folks eat Turnertown, Texas JACKSON'S GARAGE We Repair All Trucks, Power Units and Pulling Machines-Radiator Repairs-Welding Phone: Turnertown 52545 Box 416-Selman City, Texas SMITH CHEVROLET CU. Henderson, Texas l25 S. Main Dial 2508 l h- ,.-,..,-, Am, ,JS , , L. .w ,4-vs. GRAHYIHBSU H EN DERSON PAINT A SP Z o oo EXAUU STATIHN 8 H WALLPAPER Co. I New s. useo cARs TRAFFIC CIRCLE Sherwin-Williams Paints 807 West MOiI'1 Sffeef WGIlpGp6r 3207 R 'd PHONE 3022 es' ence Picfufe Fl'OfT1il'1Q 3343 Office Henderson, Texas Henderson, Texas HENDERSON, TEXAS C Q Q 5 A A ' Henderson Rebekah 'Scif' A Lodge No. 159 J. L. Hunt T 'jfs T W. R. Pannell The ginclair S Popcorn MAN ervice tation Wright City, Texas Henderson, Texas ODD FELLOWS Charles L. Brachfield Lodge No. 28 A W HENDERSON CLAY PRODUCTS Manufacturers of Quality Face Brick White-Buff-Grey-Pink-Red-Brown and Black P. O. Box 3505 Henderson, Texas 4.. . DICK DOYLE Sinclair Service Station . TW A D DAIRY FREEZE ,-7. fx.,- ,-X,,N fsfx ll l Where friends meet Tu rnertown, Texas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,-,..,-. v W.- i l Good-Bye Anxiety GEORGE R. GOLLER INSURANCE AGENCY Kangerga Building Henderson, Texas DAIRY KING Highway 79 Traffic Circle JONES BUILDING SUPPLY O Highway 79 at the Circle T P. O. Box 709 HENDERSON, TEXAS Phone 3555