Gladewater High School - Bears Tale Yearbook (Gladewater, TX)
- Class of 1948
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Ni A ' : , 77q':4 0 I Eg Ns, RA. f,.,n7h:7,ffn4ZDE7N L X ff 4,7747 E HSXM N 1 M 6, 4-'iffbaf P-ev ,fn - - l'2fw1 6J2fg foiffk 7075 W 'i ww' mfs U5 WW ffm 7' f,,,7?WVfvfWZfLf E RS Published annually by Gladewater Hi h School Annual Q and Printing classes under the direction of Mr. Charles E. Woodson iw?-1942 GLHDEWHTER TEXFIS Editors' Note E Under the direction of Mr. Charles E. Woodson the annual staff has worked hard in effort to produce a first class annual. He truly hope we have reached our goal. We wish to offer our thanks to Miss Martha Nell Taylor, Mary Lou Brock, and Huey Laster for the excellent help they gave to the Art Editors. Also we extend our thanks to the printing classes, l , The Staff appreciates the fine co-operation of the teachers and students in helpinggto secure the necessary pictures and informa :on needed to carry on the production of the of the annual. l We sincerely hope the annual wins your approval to the fullest extent. ,diffvffffez af-r-fr-fa .sf IM E OFCIDHTNTS INTRODUCTION H BUILDINGS INISTRATION -CLASSES ASENIOR HIGH FAVORITES ----W--JUNIOR HIGH FAVORITES HO'S WHO 'SENIOR HIGH SPORTS JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS SWEETHEARTS VITIES FEATURES AND ADVERTISEMENTS T-Q students -many work tooethvf iv v 'f0 each experlnent. . ww., 1 , we 'n9 W Q0 0 affslsg' AG' a SW Ok .xoxo9garK5 se b ev' xhfgef 6 in .egefj I. 0 e ost abfefgfedi e Wicca ont all fe 9f B. fe gd fs I Q0 me-' 2. M Awe., , 'V an 64, K QQ' fsxiiag, Xl23gfgQ',g,5zi,' C In We 3 ,., ,L V5 000,601- fffif el' pf 91 Wo e '. r 'I' 4, 2 g il ! 690, 9 S ' t ,ef 1.4 - ' t- if W , 20- ' WZ'-39 ' 'Q , X ,I f ,aff fr 1 'S in , The boys havelthelmaioritg here as there ns only one gurl nn he p ysucs c M.. GEF!-f4s?'lOh In the preceding years the Science Department of Gladewater High School has done outstanding work without receiving due credit for it. To the Science Department, headed by Miss Hazel Hardage and Miss Louise Self, we dedicate this i947-'48 Bear's Iglg as a means of expressing our appreciation of thatdepartneni and its fine W0fk. The 5ear's Iale Staff ,, ,,,, , A umwm.-.-, . A, - W Board of Education The Board of Education members L la E tt lise an S erln- gwldenf Clevpiand cmman nai1eyfo'iio0a-gggniffia, vifurfn wnate,'Ar'len l1o0aa, lscuss an llporlant problem. . V Mr. Glen Kincaid resigned fro the school board this year. Q' Nlh4 - Mr. J. 0. Brown is a new member of the boarm lr. Homer Reeves also resigned th I 8 year. A X 'x-T X -Xxx 7,-xx - g A X, Xxx- X i ' -- : X if 4.1- ++-1 N w V 'ff W A , ff' 4? 27 -::f':sZ,:,.: , - I .,,,,.V,,V,.-L fff , , . 4, , , , Z W 4 .-..., 1' fr wwf: ,aff , N, .f W-ww,.,M ...- f 1 .Q A - -, A,,,..,,, . Gladewater Junio ,- wf1iT'l'W A, , 1 -ffl' 4 Iii ., 1 2 4 E R ,inf W M, ,. 1 W.- ,M ,,,,.-2 ,,,,,...-M-M 4 A Q . ' . 5. g' J v xv x R a f x ,.,W., ,3 VWWW 'ff f'f wmw M 'mmmf Q 'ju M 'n Kigilifsgw f':.w.-.g3gA?,r,, gi Q 'A M ' WH V, A N., H E W J mf+M M s 'M , Llgwlzgff . , Qx ja iv ,Y , . Wt ,qvf-1-mgxfv A, J A A ' 7 ' 'hw xr , ' M, ' WM 3319845 3 .4 1 - ' ,. 'f x ft 1 w,,g:iff 'pr nior High School 1 vf:gQg,,,i iwQ1. N as .,, M,.,,-,,.+ mw1g,vWSR aw bww i M Q '54 'fhl FINE ARTS BUILDING is a placsf of cnniinudis activit3'. Thu band strings, and chorus practice in their resiactiva rooms. Msn, in uns room of the building Juninr Hig Music Appreciation is taught. get 9? 3x- +R F? .' . W 4 A 1 1 wax , f 4 3 ,gk ,Af Q X J ..,.-wafask1J'- ' . may . ., -. f, ,,-gym, f sf vw A' .1 il 1 A 64 -nt, 9 ,, .. , , ,,,l,43, A ,Q 31 , ' ' ' xafjlfk ata-.iw ' :fi I ' S. Z,x,f,: L- A A' fiieffxmfw Q' 1 1. ...H f Wg? WEA' QQYSSS .J-F ,, 'I ' YAI I tp,w , ,x ' I f Q . 11 1 1 ,, ,1,x,,p1J,.t15 Ulf .mam gi 141.2 fml. xisf- -ers fm, 4 f ry Q11 ' 1 Jw I ,ay 5. v Above IS the AGRICULTURE BUILDING which BBTVBS twn pur- I poses headquarters for the Ag Buys and the busses. griculture uilding usses Tha Bladawatar Indapandant School Dia- ttlct hal abnut twanty-thraa hulls! auch aa tha una pictured harm. The buaaal ara maln- tainad by machanlcl and ara huuaad in tha lld N. Y. A. building with tha Vocational Aqrlnnltura nlalaas. Tha bullls are drivan by man who kaap tha grounds and building ln ardar. Mr. Buck Woulay is in :harqa of tha up-kasp and drivara at the many buasas. P11 y sp J- sical iny in Ed mf' .alas sclzao atian sas swim in the earl I s paul recently purulz I 11 nd I t HSBUYIPUJ1 th? ' a Cl fy, --111-1 minislralion ' 4 'Y W7 A I -,4,.,.., Q-Z , ,ff-A jj F J I dx ii 2 ,xx iff j i-74.7 'W MYKYV xl W M Y H uperinten dent All through high school and college Mr. Cleve- land planned to be a big business man of some sort. in preparation he took economics in college - learning all he could about business. -However, during his last year of college he was given the opportunity to teach. He didn' take the Job, but he then began to want to enter the teaching field. Sugerintendent ileveland attended high school at Buda, exas. He at ended several colleges. But the two most important to him are Baylor University, where he received, his B. A. degree, and 50Uih8rn Methodist University, where he received his M. A. degree. At Baylor he held the title of 'lumber-one Tennis Man' for three yearn. Also, he was city chan- pion of Haco, Texas. Foremost in Mr. Cleveland's mind todef is to see boys and girls served in the-best posslb e way. Me desires to make some contribution to Gladewater that will make the town a better place ln which to llve. 2? 65.1 .. 5535 43336 my , lx .H V' ff ' fa ig!-Q yaqii-A v if ' v ag W A ,1 wsiazffffjl A .th Hs Sfitaf is iiliiwfn' Yi-fi Aww '3'4:u5?-my ' . lr. cxggamna fha W 'Q Y - file 9 ri V F1 - 'xi N' ' f Afsi.w15mwQ '33w I A -1 'S XR E- A ' ' fx 'QI A ' anew? , aww V ,jg ,v.qS,q,,egQ: - -V ' viii Q3 43 ' 'fe iw f , ' 5:3 Ewen- ifrg QU! , ' '2iQ.2f'cM , - m. f'Emmg3 dm ,as visa-img 1 re 57: A, ' ' f , ' Tho' cheif ezscsiiwi W W5 5 Q .-F,-.,.m.m,... ,N X5 V,-.s 'Yung F 'Q of so the secretary takes dictation fron the principal- of 'X Wd rin cipa Mr. Holmes lebb graduated from llallln Mlgh School, and attended college at Texas Technological College at Lubbock, Texas. iille in nigh school his ambition changed frequently, but during his second year, In col- lege he decided to go into the teaching pro- fession. ldv: his ambition le to advance ln his preemt field of lark, and toon a etodg farm someday. Fishing, playing golf, and cartooning head his list of dlveriione. -Frol his day's lork he derives more pleasure 'fron direct work with students than from anything else. Before coming to Giadauater two years ago lr. lebb was principal of Soath Junior lllgh School in Abilene, Texas.' Mr. Hebb is in a consultation Hifh 8 d0PUfY Y 2, W YY Y, ssistant rin cipal From childhood Miss Leake's first and only ambition was to be a teacher. ' She attended high school at Canyon, Texas and received her bachelor's degree at lest Texas State Teachers college: her aaster's degree at the Univer- sity of Texas: and her doctorls degree at Colorado State College of Education. Before coming here Miss Leake was connected with the schools in Berger, Texas. She was counselor of Junior High and taught social studies and English. Later she was assistant principal of the sane Junior High School. Also, during the ten years she spent in Borger she was principal of a ward school there. She cane to Gladewater thirteen years ago as social studies teacher. Later she became library counselor, Junior Class counselor, and finally head counselor. Reading, cooking, and raising flowers are her hobbies, while horseback riding ls her favorite sport. People who are genuine and sincere are most admired by our asiistant principal Miss Mannette Leake. :isphgtggrgghguedcgsldngailzgrafguztzggfdul8 so that Miss Leake leaves school with Miss Aston Xa Miss Ruth Aston, teacher of Junior and Senior Ewglish, assists a student in unding GI words in the dictionary. 'The tvvisfs Posme is W0 1 ui right Miss Aleise crane msgugggngeitueggtlswigehgdgle H?th a high school student. Giving students reading tests is one of Miss Emma Sue Bennett's duties as eighth grade English teacher. rtani sa s Miss Kathryn Cummings 4 Mrs. her ei Miss Enid ,Aycock explains to FBI' Enfgllsh classes that mnxeo our words are Latin derivatives. dia ram ' t stugentnstng 0 'S gix ' 'os wil i givx ax X S i 1 e 'ofa 4 A Gris! al ge l a , .xnixo a - ' Y Xlxfq XM55, and 'l ,gg.anEISM.- Dawson, Bear Facts sponsor, teaches s is if oi Mr. Georg the Student Council, and manages the visual aid room. me od 5e N55 Wldfxqglle - Ee, berokh. V St ,ne P I 3 , 1 . as Erin 4 00' 'fa fS.r f'ff i Speaks li to 1 0176 O 1 f We e Lipscomb teaches math, sponsors Enix fl 1 F l Miss Hazel Hardage Leaches chemistry and science, and sponsors the senior class i 'i 1 1 l 4 ' l 3 4 l i Q l 'T 3 J , 4 1 ' 1 71 i xuwxsxs we 5 fall i 'newsn ioraya' l efxi daxxo Qt iagx. scum enxxl r 5 hi 4 ,Lo-'OW x V k , mile 1 xl o A A All me - f-4 5 A A i 1 'rx ww. bo tibe Pe: .9 ' 0 '51 S-Ye fe 6 fy AHSSQ st lllat Q3 'S n -' fi S fre-571618 Afccsor man fnofadefof . At the left, Miss Lee Etta 971' S6 ia McAdams plans future history' lessons. '41, X 'Vos' 6' f O 4'1- 66 Cizshfll ootes flue' 2' Of al' Cells fbeoiopebref S Q Q . O sf, 0 fe 7s Class,7Ce Judging .from the smile on her face it looks as though Miss Sarah Melton enjoys her junior high math classes. 45 M. 4-K . Z' C' ef-lcalon cg, ll. s S ' H' h h 'r ractices under R12 d?2egtior:gofcM?s:s lyirginia Nelson gf oil Nga Q 3 ,LO 9 . 0 'W xx Wi-Xe SXXQXQQ, 0 XXX ig? ko my XQQKXO gf- 'x'5 04 25. cv ? i2,N ZXXUAQVO o Xa 1 X- . 0 0 X 59566 39,2-of - 3 55 at 60 . 9. Mrs. Plager, English teacher and counselor V shows a reshman the imgortance of a careful selection of courses for is high school years. Above-Mrs. Roy Pynes examines the interior of the new washil machine, a new asset to the homemaking department. , The camera catches Mr. Theo Ri sb talking to some of his basketgall boys at the sports banquet. -. ' l J X09 ya .5 eil-9 . xi ' nlma. MQ diageacxxer V 9 . ge?-'efoyolo Yocesgzxogyyne 6 . 5 Shop teacherC b A ' ' , ' iss Kx5 dent a f .VOS Y SPGIV gives a shop stu wood. GW Dointers on polishing varnished l ! . Y ll at Coach Hill Stages and a group of his sports Band director Alto boys leaves on a trip. X dren while the T 4 Dickie going for a ride The camera catches coach Joe Taylor and son 3 NX 3 Miss Kitty Taylor, speech and SophomoreEnglish teachen plans her schedule for the coming week. Tatum relaxes with his chil- camera clicks. . We khr0adxvQ eagne K aft ri W 3 Xxgxx axibg' in XMSS ATO Wave W Coach Rick Toler gives instructions yo0 fo la in V P Y g volleybal I. Miss Marion Walker, Homemaking teacher, teaches sewinfl. Mr. Herman williams, a favorite with everyone, teaches Agriculture. ., Mr. Charies E. Woodson, who is in charge of the printing and photo- graphy department, admires B DHDBI' ' just printed on the new Press- ! S I M 'af a as Net Stud nllmb kfns ies 'K-4 1' er Offlag bgggher . yea,-SU on ,ZASS C ' I3 . e facuoftle Y ii Us W4 f 1 V-.--v-.----1 G1 . afxax- Mi Y !Qi?yxvX9 harge. 'Or ,ffgzbe . 09 XX librlnspec . Xxx- uf' ary Oftfvhfhe Sh 6 tsxeog 'LO Ich Shilves of 'S 9 ls L0Nlxude f7 I was 8 5' 5 A f M555 Imogene Copeland replaced Miss Bradberry as t Qisrrar as giving admit SWS' one 0 Secretary to Mr- Webb- Miss Ruth NGS ,, re ' her many dutleS- Thg efficient bookkeeper of GHS lsilllu lan! Ponder. f L43 Qqofg 30,61 V Q'oo o' h ,?,fl 0 'fo ..,, la OA Oqffe e ep 12,0 ' 90 '4- 'fo I 091,49 e -V H 4 4, . A -, l--ig' W Ionior High ff gs ss ,.,f,Q'51'? gy :sql Aw xv 13: 4' f Q 35 x wimy' 2 X A E gytigg 4QlQ:12MSN n Fifi wb, 5 Q 'ff' ' Q f 2 Y i' figf'-L, V-Y ff J . QA' 14' N5 A: :wiv Lg u N fx- N. M dia, 1 . : '- ' - Q 4 fr? 2262 - , A, Wf 1' 3 X f - , 4 l -Q .W ' 1 , f ' , I fir. I is - Ly 3 q M Q- Fi if A , 0: 5 1 my A ,M-sq 5 mf, '2 ,fd 3' 3- z W X H , fx iszgfififv ' Eigiwg Y if ui.. fix! 4, 1: 1 i stfggwig .ax 'QJQYJ MZ Q 1, 5 was X' .QW ., V 5,9 W3 i s-5' ,wi ' ' we W ' , ff' Q. .N , ,Q V L x ' MQW X Q, 2iw :' 22l225:QMif 1. Q ,wfifgg I a..m,,.,. wg., . ,332 M , .. .,.,.. , , ,www 6 U. , . ,. ,W ' 5:3 , L , f - 3' - ,5:,,:-yi, , Lew - W ,. 3 . , 1 ! 1 A 3 521535 3 mg f ig ,,.,-Q, 91 'VVxf?'-E41f'f an 02225 Q Q , v , J-1495! eq' e Q, f If ,Q r Q' 1 Q. ,Q 'J O' 0' esicl nt ,Q LOHELL ROBINSON has been g wonderful President this year. Congratulatuons for such a flne job, Lowell. I . . - K f XM .4 ,w ,., 1 ,g-K, i,.vfw. -mf, V 1 . ' 'W 'QL VA, -'4 , ,, 'Q -..ffl . '..?'r'f , A . Q ' yd ' 4 J, ,Q ga' N .Q-if ..,f -4 f .g F' 4 I 41 . ,fed 1. .Epi q'ffLiX'I 11' L' 1 -f fy -'4 .l 1-455 ' '. ,Env P--1 .FZ . F ,I ., ','fz'f'f'1 1 1. 5,-2 , 5:5 ,K 5.g,,4,, . . x 73 .,.,L.,T I, , My xv, KM., H5451 -1 .-?.'V,.1 I, if KLQ, 4-I . ,Az ,.f ,,, 'Az 'xi T15 K , f x f - - f-, ,fi xa. ' ' ' In pm ei ' 'fr ., ,fi , fx 'gg 5' V 13,8 ' X l'i-- if- ' ' Q ' c Q fi U , ' Q, 9 ,fs El 5 . , F x 5 A X ' af l 5 Q VIZ' - ' , JANE TAYLOR has had a big job to do this year, r but she completed it wit ease and confidence. 1 5- flu. 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National Honor Society 'U7-'UBJ Holenaker's Club 'U7-'UB Bill Dean Burk If behind a desk you find him lurking, I ,You may be sure it's not because he' s working. Track 'US-'U7 Alfred Butler 'l'le's an asset to our school days When we remember his 'nany ways. Football 'U6-'UTJ Basketball -'J7: Track 'U6-'U7: bear Facts -'UB Nevajo Evans, Pat Kutch, and Claudine Pope ,A Jo Ann lhxuell, Billy Clark, and Parker Sullivan Flaleah Byrd 'There is every indication of a prosperous future in store or her. National Honor Society 'U6-'M8: Bear Facts -'U8: Honesakers Club 'U7-'U8 Dean Ray Caldwell 'Would rather listen to others talk Than try-to speak and make a balk. Hi'Y Club 'U6-'UB Charles Howard Carr 'We all like Carr's sort, 'A touch of mischief and a good sport. Band 'U6-'U7i Track 'U7-'Ugg Basketball 'U7 Billy Lionel Clark 'His f' d' f 13 hallfinglrgigiidolfy 22625. U Band 'U5-'UHI Bear facts 'UB Herbert joe Cole 'QA d t h th testg ro? E.E'f'5. iiolmfaiiisebiiifss e I Football 'U5-'U7: Basketball 'U5i frack '45-'U8 Stella Cross ' A 'She has never failed to do her Bart, Neither now nor since the start. ChoralxClub '46-'UVJ Bear Pact: Hoaemaherfs Club 'U6-'U7 l X N K . -I , yr, i 1 N , ol l l i we '11 l f 4 4 A A 4 fd i . l ai .l 1 'ii 4 -2 A 3 il f 1-I 411 l..,, l i . F s -w gr l r r l. p ,, lieu- , ' lf, Em ,.,, , P HL. 'll Alfred Butler, Johnny Loflin, and C. A. Turner Clovis Kendrick 'Quietly he.goes his way, Steacllly gaining every day Baseball 'U64 Track 'JSJ basketsall '46 Pat Denny Kutch ' 'Tf onl he to us could lend , ' V 'M' His wayyof making every acquaintance a frie1d.' V9 Band -'UU 'UBJ H11-Y 'll5 U7 Louis Ray Latch 'He's a student deserving a merit,' He'll find success and will not fear it.n Band 'JU-'UVJ Hi-Y 'lf-'38 I0 Ann Lilley HA leasant disposition has she, P . She s always kind to you and me.H F.B.L.A. Club 'NVQ Music 'U7 lbhn Neal Loflin HCarefree about all things is he A pleasing way for one to he.H Band 'U5-'MV Edwin Bryan Matthews 'possesses vim vigor and vitalit and overflows with personal1Zy.n Basketball 'ue-'u8: Bears Idle -'U7: Band 'UU-148 Hershall 'Shott ' ' 'Wkrv neat and uite ol't Also sensible. qAm I got1rEght9n F.F.A. Club fu?-'ug 'Edna Earl Snow HA lovely girl with personality plus You ll never f1nd her in an un riendly fuss.n Student Council 'UV-'u8g National Honor Society 'M7-'MSI FHA Club 'U7-'U8 Gloria lean julian 'A typical American sal, A good snort and a good pal.H Dramatics Club '36-'Q7: Recreat Club 'US-'MW lessie Karnes 'Everyone can tell hy her smile That she IS happy all the wh1le.H Recreational club 'JS-'47 Everett Keller UFverett has found a way to please Each E1FlYS heart with equal easc.H Football '46-'J7: Basketball 'QS-'4S: gasggall 'yg-fyng Parllamentarlan of Senior class 'JV Charles Kelly 'Wall and.Smiline Always Triflingn Football 'MV1 Easehall '47-' llelda Barr, Betty Free, and Dem lay Caldwell I wifi rvvuulnlu-, -r -.. r rf' H r lo Ann Goodson Q Tell me if you have ever known This girl to speak in other than afcheerful tone. Student Council 'US-'U8: Vational Hoior Society 'US-'U8: Band 'uu-'ua , joe MCC-ough A uileis a yerv quiet boy- - Around girls he's verv Coy. Band 'UU-'HS Lillian Lafern Mitchell She's agreeable to one and all Whatever may befall. National Honor Society 'MG-'U7: Bsar's Tale 'US leannette Oliff This gal never utters,a worrll Quiet as a little bird' Doris Z' National Honor Society 'U6-'U8 Gracie Claudine Pope 'When you try tolremember your school days, Do not forge this girl' s mannerly ways. Betty lo Powell If ' i '1 11' 1 fxf n1m.l2uhZ??efian5EEy lsonie 85319 un Eear's Tale 'JBJ Band 'u7: Head Cheerleader 'UB Donaldson, Bill Burk, and Herschel Shott v MLA, ,, ......i...,,-,,, A- Clovis Kenricks, Flaleah Byrd, and Jessie Karnes jack Prazak 'Will he grow up to be a laflv charmer'7 N Or Lo he an agriculnural farmer7 ' Bears Tale 'UH Richard Lowell Robinson This one likes just lots of gals, And he has a lot of pals. Eani 'U6-'U6: Student Council '47-'J8: National Honor Society 'M6-'uH: Hi-Y 'JS-'UEJ Pres. Student iody 'UH jimmy Lydell Rowe. Jimmy is.a person we all admire iie's a friend-We'rl all like to acquire. Band 'US-'Ul: Bear's Tale 'U8 Bobby Tilder Sandlin Always jolly-alwaysjzay, 1 Making us happy on his way. ' Bear'S Tale 'UH Bobby Saucier ' '1'flandgay, Hglyriliiz bseieirmngyyhieqiiilguthat way.' Band 'UU-'M6 Lewis Monroe Shepperd Ful 1' of pep and good humor ever with a smil Lewis s personality makes life more worthwhile. Pres. Sr. Class 'U7-'U8: Football 'U5-'ul Lowell Robinson, RubyXGary, and Edna Snow TonyiHammer 'When you try tntrememher your school lwvs. 00 not forget tll1S hoy's rnannerlv wave. Football 'UV Mary lo Harris She alwags has a friendlywgreeting For every ody on a meeting Barbara Holcomb Quiet, vnall anl swf-ret, Qualities her-omlnff to any 91 rl 1fW': Kal' ' -5 cnora, Virginia Hancock She is gentleg she is-shv, But there 1S mlschlef ln her eve. Futura Hom0makar'a Club 'JH-'q8g Qear Facts 'UF jo Ann Holmes lgghe is very timifl in making a speech t has always heen a pleasure to teacl pl., Q A v if ,, 9 Jil fn jf' l , J 5,1 1 sand 'ua-'ua l ' ga l EN? if Osler Carl Hutson all 'Hehashlw edthv,i Wlth whlih gy o?l'i rsehea?'t loewingr n X Bqnd 'U3j-'U8: Bear Facts 'lids if - MW, ,, ,,..,., N .-.- F -Q - -1-we --'-W' T x Nevajo Evans 'We all admire her quiet unassuming manner. Future Jlomemakerkf Club 'Ll'7-'UH Doris Donaldson 'She never has a worrv QF Cafe, U lust. like a feather floating on alr- Strln 2 '36-'U7: Homamakar'3 Club 'JG-'U Chord? Club 'US-'47 Lou Arm Dunlavy She workell while she wax hf-re in school To flo hc-r heat was always her rule. ' National Hcrcr So:i2:g '45-'UE Hand 'rj-'JB Betty Ruth F ree As sweet. a airl as she can he, xlot a slnele fault can l see, 5aarfs Tale 'a8: Choral SI ' D HOmfmaker'a Club '13-'QT Ruby Nell Cary 'All of rho-ae who know lier welll XQFPP Wlth lla when wwf env, Shffs swell .' Choral Cfai 'Jh: 'fa' Vac'e 'JA' 'veg-vi Council '44-f.: Billy Bob Green 'flhis type of man is harl-to-fin'l,. 'llie common touch :mil a hrxlliant, lTl1l'l l. ,.z 7 .: rip. . 1 wa w'- ' Fc,,,al. 'ae- ,.. ,afz ',.-'.3. rafk ' Betty Ann McCulley, Joe McGough, and Bryan Yatthews lo Ann Maxwell ' l 'This girl has an absorbing mind, One of the best you will ever f1nd.n Recreational Club,'U6-'UV Betty Ann lVlcCuIIey Sh l h h ' l LauEhinZ?yialiinE,Callrzhgmwhile.H Sludent Council 'U6 Bessie Olivia .JlcDonald 'fbod natured, bu. not much to say, That seems to he just her way.n Variety Club 'U6 U8 Ruth Lorraine Stees 'She is intelligent and smart With her books, she never parts.' National Honor Society IU?-'UB Parker Gene Sullivan uparker is.a friendly 'gent' H He made friends wherever he went 9ear's Tale 'U8 lane Katherine Taylor 'Al h - d Fullag? p2g?yaRiv?grZ3er gladln Band 'MU-'U8g National Honor Society 'U6-'U8: Mr. Lipscomb, Jeanette Olliff, and Jane Taylor w-W Jo Ann Lilley, Jessie Bledsoe, Doris Donaldson, and Miss Hardage Frances Evelyn Trumbull 'Her uncanny sense of finding fun Is hardly surpassed hy everyane.n Band 'US-'U8: Bear's Tale 'UB Floyd Calvin Tugwell uFloyd certainly likes to play, Maybe he7ll get to work someday.n Football 'M5 U5i Basketball '45-'M6: Sear's Tale 'U7: Track 'US C A. Turner 'W He' lerdy Lee Vernon 'Small and neat 1e's hard to heat.H fine person, a good friend ll stand hy you right to the en Recreational Club 'UG Football 'US-'U71 Sports Pagers 'U6-'MVS F.F.A. 'U7 Mittie Lou Warren 'She's very reserved and shy, And ever so smart-oh mvln Home Vaker's Club '46-'UB Nancy Warren C 'A likable lass we are happy to say 5 In anything she takes the right way Choral Club 'U7-'U8' Wives , ' , ' Harriet Helene Webster Underneath her iet reserve A spark of mischclllef she preserves. Band '46-'US Sue Wilson 'Her brilliant smile and .laughing eyes Tell of a heart emmense 1n s1ze. Future Business Leaders 'M6-'U8 Bobbie Sue Wooten You never see her looking ?lum,y She's as Jolly as a sugar p um. Choral club 'uv-WB: Bef1'f'S Tale 'Ugg Home Makers Club 'U6-'U8 Folma Ann York She alwags has a friendly greeting, For every ofly on a meet1ng.' Band 'U6-'UBQ National Honor Society 'U7-'U8 Richard Dix Talent' 'Piucky, go lucky was he, y H An as merry a person as you ll ever see. Football -'U5-'U7: Track -'U6: Boxing -'UB . Allen Pat Diffie Wo matter how high his aim, He always got there Just the same. Football 'MS-'u7: Basketball 'U6-'M7 Baseball 'U6-'UBI Track 'u6-'UB Lou Ann Dunlavy, Jimmy Rowe, and 'Sue Wilson Seniors in photograph class studies different lighting- l fkr x uf 1 N iff M Q W r W M r' 'O Q A I 4 f I 7 4 l l W ,, 44 A Xx W A li f N l Q 1 X .4 '?f? ,Iv- Z YW,--I --L-fri! ff' ,V nl ,,,-- - ,....-:MY . - -7,1-1-vii' Y V H - V ' -ff - C l ff! ,,- -Q , ,f---f lf. 'O wma., r MQREQRET FERRELk is. as agtivf as a er as tigngs- S e IS a o her Phe Junior Uffmers enjoy refresnm.-nts aa n +t the cafeter BOBBY HONEYCUTT, handsome gent seen around GHS, makes a very active presidenth I9-'Zen fm s Lcvelv NELDA BERRYHILL-makvs d Cauable Jreiary. rv-Vreey' 1 or ,ft- Leland Mayo His heiFht.is an asset to him when he is p ayina football. Ellen McCleary He hope Ellen will be back with the rest of us at GHS soon. Maybeth lvlcl lroy Ma beth is not onl sweet, but Y very attractive. Y Harry McKain . ., , . M.. . . i 1 , 53 1 fs Q N y sp.. 3 , . .5 . ...s-55241:-. ' if ' 3.- -:: . .,.e1.., ':. ..,, ,. f w f- --iff? S215 we - , 'fy ' K3 i3KL- Himsa 52 lv 1 f is lsitgz Harry showed his -acting ability by a fine performance in the Jr. Play. Frhncis. lVlcMicheal liyncis rilays football,-1 ike a whiz. V 'lllelerrjo Nelson thlLQtl'6?ifh1Sa fdretort to everything -fi Stanley Netherlain ,t I - Stanley did a fine job of the lead 1 In the Junior ly P a . Marlene Re nolds Y Hx Marlene's greatest asset is her pretty auburn hair. Bonnie lean Robertson BONUS. a heart-breaking blonde, reveals her feelings by her accusing eyes. julia Faye Sandlin Julia has one of the lovliest complexions in GHS. Lorraine Sanov en will the da come when she Nh makes less than gnice fat A? lvlelbc Sharp Melba is quiet and shy in class, but she is very friendly. , 4 Snow scene of th St infhflooks very muchly cove red- i ,,,, U., .,.V my f C7 f. K H . X it QW 53 . A if he -,, fx it . I.. 4 ,, xg: ., Q .,.. . ,. ..:,. : it W. .s 7 ' t H-. -, , I S if :.l A y is, ,t -. . pr 1,5-. 7 ,gli is M a, , , ifjq. 6 5 . fg'5j3,,,, 'x fggw-gs? vi' fi N ... K as f 3 'Q f A A group of the band members make a re- gordmg. Verna Simmons Verna will find her place in the secretarial world. Audrey Smith a gufiaeyfsuzlieasant smile soon becomes Fred Smith , Fred is 'an energetic young man who knows how to enjoy life. C-len Smith I am not handsome, but I declare ve adistinguished look. lo Ann Smith lt' s a pleasure to know such a happy- go-lucky girl as she. Gene Spencer Gene Spencer is a very nice guy who keeps his word. Robert Spruell Here's smiling Robert, a dandy good sport. - - . Virginia Stockton ' s::2.,Fi1.'i1i'sf , ,J ' - 2.3 ' his xi n gl, an 3.-. -' 0 233' im mob? 4 2.1 2 D. a 3 '4 N ' -4 1:7 -I 70 332, 'ox 3 Da Ng 5 a S-'4 th Q' 5, 13 9, Pgi c --- E? SP4 fp -l -if ..., - U :S ,,, ., w I -1' EE 54 3 O 2 3 2- 'Um 2-- -1 -. 3 m O 3- 38 QW C n 3 m 4 -'IKWUQ 0 j Q VD 2 12 l ga 2 2 U is 3 3 .n Q 5 '1' 5 .. V' 2: ,,, -, O ' .1 l 3 1 -4 J w - is 5: 'U S' f+-- 0 J' 0 5 -04 -1 1- 0,-' ...S 0, to Hn: Sm 3. . mn 32 : 3 -.go , 11 9 ,S all Om S3 1 ru ,-2: ' Q l r -N I. S n. mi:-Zan l Arthur Cu ter ' sings h i sy serenadle. lvi'a Davis -mv at -- - ,V .T -,,..F.Y:.- Tvww. x ' x f D H: ' K Ne wonder unger whose window.Arthur . ' Qylvia is a very nice person to knoii abeth Dillard 8 N Madgelhas both brains and beauty. Madge Dennardg Billie Sue Dickens 5 Though her stay here was 5ll0Tt, we'll remember her long. N 'll never forget her singing ab'l ity and wit. ' Morgaret Ferrell This little gal is sweet and cute. p Must be her freckles doing their duty. . lack Foshee He's the king of boys-to have I , around when you are feeling blue- l Ida l-ois Gaines Ida Lois seems to find Union Grove I very interesting. My , na Mae Gist Sweet and Lovely , Wynema Glasco Even tho' Nema's heart belongs to a sailor, we love her. Dorothy Ann Hall to 'll7u,3lftgr',t taiqes the 0 Bobby Honeycutt he can win a nirl's heart at first sight. V larry Louis johnson Jerry is a guy whom no one could ro As Miss McAdams so aptly put it it Dot never sees a stranger. Patsy Ruth Hendrickson It is rumored that Patsy is going to be a housewife soon. Ah! sing it out Custer. keep m I lking. ,,,,. W , , loe Rex Kelly Herefs a big little boy whom we all I Ike. Lester' Kelly Lester is a quiet but good friend. Luvena Kennedy Every time you see this girl she has a big smile on her face. ' Elestical Ledbetter It matters not if Lesh is late to class. What' s the dif they can wait. Harold Long Harold is friendly and courteous. Billy Looney This boy is another Fred Astaire. Alton Roy Martin Even tho' height doesn't exist in Alls nake-up, his mouth malges up ,for it. Y Lula Moe Martin Lulu is a very nice and swell girl. She is quiet, but has lots of friends. ,, Norman Louis Martin Bo makesfrlends and keeps them. I His track ability is outstanding. X , Edward' Maxwell f g V. ' lt looks as though Edward may have' , 'broken a tiew hear s when -he moved. FQ, v ' I a If J A - L 1 f ef J , , X M V V , , V V. ,. , V. Y r' -if-H V- At.-,f..,,.rs. , W tn , .f'fi'3,s -W ..., .. if 11 Q5 r' ' . ff Zrzziiigz fi? 2 3179! -. fl rfiif ., '- ' Wa it' is ' 7 iowa' .L Q11 f f 'msii ,vwaai stil' U blip wjsqif -:I-1. .. Qgpy w gqstzselg l i .3533 ,. is kt .. lack Adams Jack is a fine, jolly boy: he's nice to one and all. - Alice Aldridge taqlgce is always ready to laugh and Raymond Allen A Here's a little guy with a big romance. lerrv Avant Jerr ' b - . Personyafiiti. oy with a pleasmg immy Ray Arrington immy is Pritchett' s favorite play- Billy Bob Barker Billy Bob layed a very distinguished role in the Junior Play. john Bartlett John is one of the nicest boys in GHS. l boy. Patricia Beard As lively as a cricket, but with a great deal more brains and ability. -' Betty Berry This songstress is a little bit of alright, and friendly, too. Neld Berr hill 3 V 'Ability and charm coupled into one. Bennie Lee Best l Bennie seems aslfjher whole heart is in Union Grove. Charles Bowlin . Women don't seem to bother hill much now days. llhat's wrong, CharlBS? Bobby lloneycutt and Leland Mayo experimenting ln Chemistry. l 1 at 2 X it if .V Biff if 9 ' A ii f1fff2SQ?yi???:' 4 xtigwsfcilg wi? Sag, - 722323-I :ZW ,rgjiafg ' 11555 4 Mme. Valid. 32 it Bllly Harden, Dick Edwards, Richard Tallent, and Janos Cox find playing with a posaum fun. Claude Bradberry th Claude 's a q iet yo ng man wi . V lots of lfrienuds. U Q Wanda E. Branch Wanda has an outstanding voice that won her outstanding voice qirl K It B e er Ketitociinis :ral 'Tennis go get Ter. Norma Bridger Norma was voted friendliest girl of GHS because she is so very friendly. Doris Briggs Doris doesn't seem so quiet when you get to know he r. Yvonne Briggs llappy-go-lucky Briggsy is always talking and laughing, Hughes Brown He has enough sense and nonsense to make a fellow we all like. Shirlev Cain J t l'ttle bit of mischief and kincilnsessgmakes Shirley a delightful kid. Patsy Cansler Lessonslseem an awful bore to this girl. School, in her opinion, is for play. Willa Dean Carl P Biddy is small in size and big in sound, but everybody likes her. Billie Frances Clark I 'llickel lrlillie' has a nice disposition andalittle sense of humor. g Eddy Craig vorci:'bTi'lsaray.htue guy with a big f Q '. V, 'gi ,..Q., ,,, '- sf .'.l 4- , A, , H256-i I6 fm .men '- -' ' -r e rf ff- '-ev-1--'rr-e W W- .-f-:fm T' f.zH'x'vrF- i? ' ' -F ,K ' V jeffie Dan Verner I W ' Jeffie, a studious girl, enjoys the - good grades she makes.' f Dale Vessel DaleImust go by the motto The great rise while the others sleep. Gertrude Waller - - Q-,.-. Y-w--vw---- , . -f. Gertrude is noted for her friendly maflfleff L. A. Walker, jr. en oys being around. ' :fr-zayzfiiigifitl 'V V ,I eff ' 's k l 'X ,, .1 1 J l 'W Yr ff 3 I, 9: if , It seems as if these girls are enjoying the au n. Betty Wilson T 's a likeable lass who is loyal to Qfriends. Eleanor Wilson I 4 A little shy and a little different. but shels a VGVY fllce Person' Harold Womble I Harold is the spirit of all mis- chief, but he's a friend to all. - lvlima lean Wood . Her classmates find her full of fun. Calvin Woodruff I Maybe Calvin is waiting his turn be- cause he is so quiet. Roy Woodward Roy really believes in women and E jitterbugging. f L' ' 'E . I Img II' 1 ,I' egg- f l. W. Ward 1.- - ..,r- :sei is l fia. f 5 h o you usuall Se? Jay -'--- I1..'Qi ' , V andvioilwcinlehegll llim most of the time. 4..i . Billy Warden i c I amy is a quiet but likeable soy. Cullen Warren LI. A. is a jolly boy whom everybody' - f ff 3'i'xf '! P'C'FT 3 . - , .f ,.i . , f ,V s .ff Q Here'Is an intelligent lad with per- sonality plus. jimmy Warwick Fleet is one ofthose characters that we all like. Barbara Watkins Here oomes Chub with a terrific gate. Hooray, she yells, l've got a ate. Frances Westbrook I FrancesIIIproved herself a good actress in he un i ior Play. Donald Wilks He's not only liked by the girls, but by the boys as well. jerry Williams IJerry is an adorable trombone player with pretty wavy hair. Bonnie and llama are ready to play Tyler, Q ai fwfitf 1 'Q125 'A' Jf -L43 K gms W 'fr 53? saw fd' 2 Sgt an -A in - l .X . P:-.s.,,., . sa...ali2swK.Z5gW .sun . .e.fI.:sN35,5:gsgi , -ir'-'51 we 1- - K s f - i2e2cEZ?iLii 7-wie!-leegigsm .. V ig I -ei' :ff -Q , , .s FP? 4513 'T N cis U ...fx 45' -: :- i .: 1 A , , bmw 4.2 ss., W. ..,.....f..f..ssIf.,.3q I 1: wi ff f Zsrzsziisezwiklisfafifzge . Q' .S-2 .2 .A .,.I....I ..... , L, X 1 f X .11 gg... gy-. . . . el ,. . . - . , . N, 1 fl 1 -+1 is W M. J..-...ze Al-. -f My-.-,-. --1t4.... f.,.-a.g4.-g .,...4...m.a..,4.m..-,,,fM,k.a ,j..,,,.',.a,,.,a,,,.a ...,,.1a..4.i . .. Lu1..,....,-.,..s.a.. . 09,4 .Qa1-A.,..J. foplwmores fm ' , fp M -if 41 X - we-1:eZ::'eem Billy Jack Barton President Class Officers, while enjoying re- freshments, discuss Sophomore Class problems. Shirley Slade Secretary James Medley Vice-President I Leon Aubrey Carl Bradberry Sarah Brown Charles Bartlett Billy jack Barton Stanley Bowlm Herbert Brewer Leon Briggs joan Bronles Sue Bumpps Edward Burns Students are at work at Buology class Q 4 . .,,g-. 1 . B. . L if-kfgf f . A . fa wax A A -ix , K Y :gf Q 1 ff 3 W '- MWA. 5915-Y 7M'.'Z'A - M il HL: lf . gi, ,5 4:13, 1-V if 5-7.4 V 'Q , f 4 X Br Sn M 'l hmiglgl., .lf ,. . J hi, x lf A f vi 9 '11 f ,I Z . 'K ' -, Q Yfjjg, 1 A :Aff Q 11 . 2225511 ' ' 'tralafp ' la' , .. X- . , 'L,asiffgu 2- ' 2 5541 SKS 3 'lm f l l A june 'Decker I V J Ann Dooley Richard Edwards Bryan Ferguson joy Ford A. P. Freeman Charles Fuller Patsy Gafford jimmy Hall Loy Glenn Glasco Marlene Graham Don Greene Boat riding is a lot of fun Bonnie xHancock joe Neil Hancock La Verne Hanna Six little girls standing in a row waiting for their picture to be taken i . h!?'?fN 4: Sl Gerald Hannon 0 P james Hearnsberger 5525 5 ll jimmy Henley Charlene Hewett 0 john Hill ll E G Eva Mae Hinton S Herbert Humphries Frances Hutto 'john juergens Huey Lasater Iva Lee Lasater R. C. Lee Bobby Lyman Clara Mae Lutz Robert Maberry Elwyn Mackey jerry Matthews Billy McAda - Bobbie McAda Peggy McEachern Billy McNutt vw-W v Vw -'-' ar -- W 7' . AH? .H ..V.- .,...... ,AQWQ Www , wif ss ..,.. .w,,rQ- smwwwww eww . if? ' 5' 'l j wifi? , . f A ,Q , 'g , fs rl' ff? Ti, ,,.. V 1 ' A' . T A Y g ' l x ,V,,, ABQ:- 5 3 N 454, -iff N ,V Y . 3lf.Xs Q?, If-3 F' If - N , gf - Q Q V2 'iqfgifiv . r . 1 L 'V 4 i'5 'i3 rift ' W Z 6 A -i N , A E , X I VX V N A ku 4 4 V . , A, 5, ' j,fg,- 5 , , , K .,, 4 -, V ., , , I .S , , .4 ,.. .7 A:-A UM, K5 '4A A D A , m'.fi'?v V. W9 ,K ' .2 ' l h . bf X : zzvz QZM..-. Q W il ii i- K , A E 5' X fi A k I may 'QS ,Q g ' . gig sf? :im -W rf.-- l , ,, y 1? X I 6 if im lax, I ...:. ,.,. , Q if it s 'AE N M P.. 559-f 6 K if 9 i Members of the faculty enjoy a tea given in their honor. fin- Q.. it , 535W -ld 'M iq, ,ww 2534, tri Q . , .1 . 5? . n ,, ,,h t I If V ,,. f, '!f7f7 4 L their R 'Q I 'Nd rule -,X Frogs that were stuffed by GHS students is v are displayed on a table. M .VP WV ., ,. ,Q 1 'ff vt ll Elf All ,, ., W an , H V Sara McRoy l james Medley Ross Miller Vernon Miller as Robert Mills Lewis Money Dessie Nelms Tommy Neyvtonl ,A lohnnie Nixon Marie Oder B' l Nina Reed Y sl ,ng Q L 3 4, David Roberts Q UDL '56 mme!! S is ,,i-A . fs I 1 A u'A',.K - , ,, :zli ,,,:, 1 y,,,, 'S '71 V7 . Y 54 -AJ ' , l Y. h I A K V Lula A Nell- Roberts ' 4 ' 1 Beth Roberts b Vivian Roberts is Q ' Bobby Sanders Ralph Sanford we A ,Q 'AV,. g Q 51 Betty Saulter f :Q l we - if 2 6 Maggle Shafwck R :KBS , F..-g?fQ.mer':'g,.' vassal. fwzsfffiz? .1 Bewerly Shott if T Bill Shriver ll 1 fav. Shirley Slade if . ..,' T . xx T f T .L 1 A Q X , Af 'H if . v, 5 ' P bi. V! Bl ff .,S.a- 3 Rosa Marie Smith 1 le, I ,:.. Three boys pose for a pictu Tyler State Park is a fa vorite with GHS students. 1 Billie Steen .Q David Stevens Q - K jerry Stewart P l' 3' lon Wray Thompson Ml V Wanda Thompson we 2 it I 5555 .S ff. f 1 4... , 1. W. Thornton Elizabeth Waggoner Sallie Warden Bobby Warren V Mary Ellen Watson 'T Dollie Mae White , , A jane .Whitehurstil A Y A nf! f - ,C .K .- Q A ' 1,4 QT '.. : 'E X, l T X T rf I X I , , ' , 'Q ,'yj ga,'!g ix I A , -. T up the f B' . 'Wt . ,, . . --' ,. '.. A ,yer . ,,,l, ., ,L ,.f..X,. 1 ,ff : :gf gripe, - fl-V. Lp.1..g,-,.: 1..A:Q.1-4.Qag,g..,kifLlLAg ,,::1- ' W Af Q gifs: if..-lg ' - Te 1 ,XX -rp 1 1 ,f .,, -3 Jf b . .I , W' pf' M ,P Y Q U1 fix ,, X N PW: yi I X bf x' O 5 I gui, . AI V. i, Ur' ,fp J ry! ui VJ 4 ' 3 I J ,f I ,J ff' f fx V ? vd' L 4 Y I yu w l Mr I .JP -'D 1 . ,:.', - JL 1 .4 , . . IQJ 1 v-qw qw-1, : f ff v '1 r - ' ww' f 1 Bonnie seems to be enjoying the sno'w. Mr. Speir teaches a girl's shop class. These girls seem to have taken 'Leap Year Seriously. Mrs. MiIler's history class has a radio program. Bearland is proud of its blanket of snow. esid nt ANN TRAMMEL, popular Junior High Student, has served her position well this year. Her duty was to gresnde over 'the meetings of the Junior High tudent Council and Student Body. x lA ' 5 R KEITH wARwlcK has filled his office que- P P cussfully. He has gresuded Over the meetlngl of the Junior High tudent Council and Student ei r I Body during the absence of the President. 4 -,,,, W-W ' KATHRYN NENDELL, beautiful Freshman, has kept eq a complete record of all Junior High Student Council and Student Body meetings. STXSDEM CMNGXL KS not ahogether ch. R. gas r hgh The Jumor Meg n qpart from We emo ws ovm oihcprs, but, me. umess a sgecxm qseekxng xs ca I Nts meqxbers engoy aX 'me' MNH khgh members, are entxhled to. .hx ve contrxbuted good xdeas to the meekx Senkor stqdents 'na jhxs year. .NMOR MGH Rx Studeqt tyounch f xhgh Skudgnt Qian . ets vuth 'ne Semo Ned. . edges Wat 'gm mor Mgh 1 ngs IQD 2 , f Sy I Sic X Mig! wif -lgsfz' 1 +13sff sk QE XX ff, j2 , ,iff 151 5905559- P . uni a9 G 'lr A fir x ' Q V ' ly i 1? actgxz we lc-esp 44,16 aft' R fb -3 yi' 2 'Jae' 0 sldf-'l'lH4Ll we Pix fo ',p ' Pretty iittie NANCY STEVEHS.is sec- retary of the Freshman class. ver J' 9004 Q x X Xt KENDRICK PHILLIPS made an efficient reporter this year. . 'bb N o 105 we 958 fb G Q be 4955 Q aeofb Q QP + SIS' 6' K N, 0 -:Rv ii 6 mlm, Ann Avant vf Evelyn Baggett M1 x Bonnie Barrow E 3 Roger Bates Elizabeth Ann Beaty Dorthy Beck Harold Best Elwin Brock Ma ry Lou Brock janet Burnett .B. 3 f 3 ' Billy Bob Burns . B c ld ii i r leffy a We bi t,aa1o L, GHS islcovered with a beautiful blanket of SHOW. A 2 i 'Amateurs give program in assembly. t R gh A Don Cole i..4.m ,rc, gue Coleman J if i Eva Nell Cox 1 XIX i Luther Cox Dorothy Cross lulius Davidson jimmy Decker 5 B y Ruby Dunbar g E as lc ' . ,qw ' 'flag-1 , le... .Q 4 Q Bobbie jo Evans E i r ulss u yr W. D. Evans y E E Wynell Ford Q Harry me WMI!! y mi: f .i - 4 N Q, 3 , 5 is 7 'L K A A Q 7 ' lg, ' ., w A iffiff f E ' 4 i E f , fl. 1 ,zz -:P -f M53 A. 'if ,, c 1 , 'f 4 ' 1.5 ' . 5' 1 f ' pt 'rzi-.:,.w ---- A . , Y, xl ff 'W 51' 'Q 3Q,jrJ,5,l7 J ' 'A , A ggQ,Vgg?i,,.p,,1B-A ' EX '- 52- 1.- if- - Af-W-'A ffff+ +'fwA ' ' ' ' ' Aa Miglia. Vwnm ,wWNx:M:2,m,wW .-. V Y . , Yv.?.,..-.w ?Y7,,, ,W ,, laclcl Crotcher ,,,,..,.. - - v .. , ,. w T , is, 1 ' Qgiyne C-entsch ' K IAL' Q '- 7Wayne C-entsch it V' Wm Helen Gibbons 2 5, K A Melvin Cipson '4:'Q- v '2' 1 n .' , if Frankie joe Croham iii il 1 if Joyce Greer M Q VM gli l larnes Hall ' A Lois Ruth 9 Hanna we I Marie l-lanson X gl H0memakin9 classes show much progress in therr field of work B. F. Hewitt Billie l-learon Better be careful or you'll D8 nut with a snowball Billy Hogue s n iai i Q a ii a Hughleen Holmen :Vi 1 i. T , ,l lnniof lonnson 1 1 i l i i ' is n ' t Winn--i s ' is ig G V - ' . il'i i l ,Q iii Q Billy Ray johnston Ziff Q ,K F Winston Kelly 1 A J A B joe Kennedy E Rufl' Kennedy S 5 i fH i Q ,F 1 ' Z' 'i a 'I Billy Kimbrough 253 Zack Kirbo Harold Kuykendall Doris Lee ' R' 5 !!g!EE!EpP 1255i W. -f-- , i, ,,, v,,.,,, YW X ai. B. Lilly B. A. Lyle Harold Martin Marjorie McCarthy Earl Daniels Dorothy Mills Nellie Mills A Melba Money Groybon Moore Lorene Moore B Earline Music Billy Nelson ligne Junior High students play in front of the building. wr iiiil B M xy fi, a,aia aoa l h l 4 3. W ff 4, ,, X, 91 N we 'K B 5-if A z in , --,: , X lx!! 2 W - , W-in Q ,, it 1 A ff A l e ffl y lb X' ,t ,,:. ,Q Football is a.favorite sport at GHS Huston Netherlain Bob Pate Billy Peed Richard Perry BMW PhHHps Eddy PhHHps M joy PhHHps Kendnck PhHHps loan Price Ted Robinson 1 Richard Rose johnny Sasser B 5 l W!!! SI .ZH if 53 eh f' gg ii? F' f . . A ll , f .A , li A hi gan I A I . V A 4 nat. 7 Betty l'oyc.eQSesswons5, ,.' A K ' ,1 ' i lohn1Shi'pSp if me Q ' Wanda Singleton a in i? ,. A l 1 ' . 'iii Richard Smith l-lilma Snow ff.f3M? 'Fa ' ia :ggi I 5:4- Q 1 Y . Q P 5 fl 12 ' 3 gf .- Q v Q 9 X ' z Q f ii , ii Nancy Stevens Ann Trammell Collene Tallent Eleanor Tucker Frances Turner l-l uey Wa rren All out for football practice. e1tgliffiWarwick :Kathryn Wendell james Wheeler i. Teachers give a talent show for students ,-WQ,? L , iijilzigggiil si n 3 l wi E' . ' , 'Y ' 'Walter iwheeief - i cafaia winks W H l Ruth Wooda'rd b ' er' i fl' l I ,,sf.,Xvf ,,x5Lf,,1f' 1 J 1' 'XQ- ,, ,., , 4.44.84 ln..-.--.. ,N W W - V-Vw .V V -.-. -YY--W -Y .Y N- iv- --155 - - ---rw 5- 1- vw- -rnwvfw -YT--3 W---y v- V--fri?-T-,-.Y--. V .-Ytvf-W- .,-T.-v.,-P.-f - .v-'- , - . - - . ,...,,.., F F Y K I , A Hifi-H , IN, ,Y i ix. i i Q. i L V R Q It doesn't seem as if these officers are i fraid of being late to class. P ww. V-N, Q-NNW fu . W , f'a?'Hv:'Q 'ff Q Q mimi M xii'-1 H kk x www 1 -:-:: f p i .' f Wa 3 A 1 ia V 4 2 e :QF 5 I, ,L 7 r N,wfS'Mf M -f M- , ..-' .Q xyk Lai X AM wiww e onor of eing president of this class. Suzanne McKean, dainty ybung miss thTopmy Dunaian, weii-liked youngster, gottt M V ,gan L Wu., e , Larry Bniggs, courteous-little g t the pleasure qf being sepretary. iis 'the v ice-preseident. , A- e s . V-V N Y . x AA,.,,A- .- ' rin V,..,. L. Yi.. ,..,s4g . A -:i-7 A,.:,,....'l -,L,...r44-v -L ..,..,- , ..,- , M, k x ent Af-..4...Y.L 4. , .., F mmmmx CM New rBeverly Bauman y j. D. Beck 4 Robert Berry Billy Ben Berryhill loyce Boatright Betty Brannan Claudyne Brewer Harold ,Brewer A Betty Briggs h Larry Briggs Ann Brown Tacky Day really proved its subjecL I A',. ' - '- 5 :gs ,Aww ' , Q f,fy TY- Y- - V .....-.-1a-.--,-----Y,-.-V--Rf -Y - - v s W if l More 'pets' are made in biology. Donald Browning ' Willie Mae Butler iyvlzyljib -' Billie Byrd lvladie Caldwell Sharletta Collahan Winston Carpenter joy Chambers Mary Louise Clorlf. Jetty lovCox ' Lloyd Crabtree Toby Ciene Davis ' Fred Dean B! Iiimw Fl Calvin Dicks Tommy Dunagan Wanda Dunbar I' ' in 'Billye Beryl Eason FIX Ad ron Du n n a va ri t l james Edwards 5' a 3 1 H5 . 3 W ..,.. ,, ., .,,, , , Emma jean Ellis Marvin Ellis y Vifesley Ferguson Nacindo Fields Hell, what are these odd-looking creatures? Celvini Robert Gossen jane Green Sandra Lee Hall F Betty Hearnsberger Nancy Hearrell jack Hendrickson jerry Hendrix Bobby Ca ry Cha rles Cary Don't study too hard! f i i . -. i 522' Q 5 F W :dig ,Q S31jfQ5E3 Ql- Mory Frances Hewett PII X H Lennie Mae Hill Ollie Faye Hill Elsie Holcomb Delores Holsapple Catherine Horn Beverly D, Hutsonj jack, johnson jo johnson Katherine Keoun Virginia Kinney Hamilton Kirbo Malcolm Landers William Landers james Laster Lorraine Lawless These girls were very active in filling of Red Cross boxes. we A 2 is I , i f , ,. .t ., , Q fi ire. 25- j V . 'Sf g et , -f 3 ,321 if Fri' ik ' '?f K X ., '- --w--- r 1 A . : Graff 'Q ' ' 'Q if, H ,.., S , . .L wp- f - ..,. t 5 .,., - i f - ' Q Y if . . R I. A at ,gt Q 15 iz we fx 1, s r - rib SW r5's'i2gi-K , .aeif f ' X fig I , , F , a if 5 ive, 4-13. ' nz as James Medley. J 1, 1 Decker, and Lin .fi npets- iv Billy Long Douglas Lynn Rey-Monkey jk M ,,fj fs , . 1 Bessie Ma rkham ' C. H. Markham Marynell Martin Gene Massey cw CD 3 hm IJ 2 'O 3' Z DJ X 2 sz ini! HIE Emma Lou Mayfield Stanley McCulIey joyce Ann MCC-ill Q Zack Mcllroy i mwmg --'--Q- fwdw aww viii? SLM, 722, - N ., 5,1 -,, g. f,,,g9.,j: :. 5.2: : - - W -at i - V JL l lLi.l f--iwgwf H257 811 yi 4. K I i, kcyrspjisrsyv has ' 'L i f jjj, c,,.w,. W1 V I I ffl P Aw , 35 b e ca lily, E i fi N y . A 2 Q Q - 'Fifa l la' f E t . 43 A 5 if 5 l J Q A QE Q ia 1 iff, ra' my ist? 1 4. 5 Lily' 1 if 2 V 1 S P A 'QP we i af You wuys don't study too hard! Richard Pickerell 1. W. Pierce Neta Ray Plant Donald Pope Louie Pope Sue Porter ' gqihu! Erwin Procter Edwin Reynolds Ellen Marie Roe Barbara Schenault Donnie See Bobby Sharp 'ii' Y U wifi? ' ' Niigiiq X Iames Mclntyre 1 Swzanne Smallwood McKean Martha Messer Bill Mitchell Mary Money, Shirley Money Glenn Moore Glenn Newnon Boyd Cliff Billy Peace Robert Pepper Ann Phillips -una Reed, Jo Th Broiles, and Sarah McRoy help lake up t e assembly programs. ' 1 , J?-i, ae' 7 the Bucky Shelton - Betty lane Simmons l-lazel Smith Charlene Smith GN Q: n da S mi is h Cennie Lee Sowell Eddie Fay Stegall loyce Stevvort C Doris Marie .story limmie Sullivan Imogene Taylor lohnette Thorntonl Take it easy with the snowball throwing. an Q 2 15 ag 2 if - ,. , is ia' i It looks as if Kathrine Hendell and Billy Ray Johnston are studying to- gether. Valton Tincher Charles Tugwell Wendell Turner Donald Vaughn Carolyn Vernon Maurice Walk Bobby Lee Walker A William Waller , 2.1, 4 .fi Velma lean Warren 1. Y fi, XX?-Qls ' Billy Wells W in W Betty lo Nyhitew- lvlarga ret Wh ite '- HIGH!! l li i V V Wm,--7,gzWWf,X,,,,5,.5,,,- Wt: . L,.i,.,q.53,M vwwgfffr o ,., , . .o Mary Wood Billie lean Woodruff 4. --Q H i.' 1- .i. ,Ink gi . rw . , -' -,,. J' if, ' -4 ' - , ' , ' . 3 i wa fron xaf QAQQMQMQESWW LWGIQHEIH Howord Wright L. D. Young More about frogs- These irls seem to have taken thetboys' places ip shop. The bqys take Houenaking while ihe girls take shop. Here instructor Spear wa chez their work. ' U fevenllw MZ' X fl X upqquuugu Ne'l H'll' student haslgn hozoiegk g2?:g President. HM EEZ!! v The officers of the seventh grade had time to pose for a picture. ! 1 David Julian, a happy little gent is Vice-President. Marcia Dea, a cute little g' irl is the Secretary of her class V g Bobby Allen ' Thomas Audas Rex Austell Ollie Yvonne Beck Bobby Ray Boyd Peggy Bozman Barbara Bracldy Betty Lou Bumpus Nancy Carole' Butcher Marcia Dea Cain Loretto Caldwell Martha Ann Carpenter Q Wonder how good the girls are in football. 1 x ' 1 T Agriculture boys listen to Mr. Williams' talk. Flora june Cary Tommie Sue Castleberry Thomas Coleman Peggy Ruth Crawford Alma lanell Croley Mattie Frances Dacus Malcolm Davis Kenneth Devonshire Isabel Ann Dickson 5 Hubert Elkins Billy Gene Ellison T M Dorothy Fagap . HW EHZHQ f 1 LJ' i i , 1 l i l si fi x i l l l 4 l i ,,,.....H 1 ,,..........--,-Y-v-. G x ' Claudine Ferguson F F Williom G. Fincher 1 X Bobby Randell Ford L Douglas George Ford Gwendolyn Frost Glenn Dale Gaines Coy Wayne Gammage f f rsor iii: l Marie Carton . fl, vll, L L.: v ' I 'i joel Wayne Gibbons M ' F ' Barbara jean Goar . Charles Greer A Virginia Grimes Tbese girls are ti ' t' I t g.rls' Dllvniahaar cupa ing n a ournanent on t Tggy are having a good fine on tackey day Gretchen Sue Hackett Linda Lou Hackett i Potricia Ann Hannon Britta Eva Henry l G Alice Hewitt 2 S luanita Hill E F Ronald Ray Hoenig EE- :S Robert L.erOY 'Horn it N loan Humphries 1 Mi Wi fl B. c. Irby Glenn Edmond leter g T Elizabeth 'johnson nv , YV, -.-e -- is -' H -' X 72 Lenora Wilson Barbafafmeu Wood joseph Howard Word lack King Sherman Kennedy Marilyn Louise Kinney jimmie Dee Leach M ,eg We + t 4 'li fx , 3 1- 1 , ,. f . i William Roy Leggitt .8 eg 3 Peggy lanell Lynn Mary Lawano Maberry Ann Beat! and Jack Crutcher seem to be enjoying each o her. if WM W, er' it e 1 If 1 ,ii Rona ' if V., '5lWWW'W J W T51335i,,-+N!. D52 'W-W5i' ' v gillh 4' A-..-L '., , M w e , ,.,, .. ..,, Y .W , V QF? ,W 'sgfwwb .. i 1:3 lie , b Xe, A -. ..,. , - ---- Q y Q 22221- ' ' ,mg ' 4 if f f il 1' l A lf lg X GJ 7 5 l ivllk if Q S3 L lfhel seem like they were no expecting their fly pic ure being taken I Mary Ellen Marrs Lucion Martin Rich Martin Betty joy Mayfield ld Max McChesney joyce McEachern Nelia Ann-McGranahan Mary Ellen McRae Dolores Alyne Merritt Dorothy Elizabeth Messer Barbara Minter Lona Money Iii! MBU n A 4' 1'-r 4 i ff l 0 K' ' 71 4, R. l ,ig . ' tv , , ,,, :AF ' - f A i all 1 l i I it , BBW -ezine L. , . l l , L l.. l I . li ' I. i l F , rg , R l, l , , l- i l if ' v , ' . A - f -3, if ,M .1 T 4 :gg if The 'chour is getting ready for assembly. ylvlary Ann Townsend l jimmy Darell Trumbull ludy Ann VanBeber Ma rtha lane Va ugh ri 1' - ---nf-s Alice Roth Wallace Donald XN'arwicl4 Bobbie Collene Wells M S Nettie lane Vv'esl Richard Westlnrook. Royt Neal Vv'Elliams, ' ' ' Warwda XNil,liomson 5, 'I 1 Glenda Aloyee fy ,U . , : Y, I .Y if t . , rw, .,, Glenn Sharp f A Billy Richard Sherrod P Billy' Homer Shipp , leanette Shipp A Lee Sims jewel Lavon Smith jessie Winnie Stephens Frank Neal Stewart Della Lou Stokes Dale Kevin Thompson Floyd Thompson Thomas Wayne Thompson These are the girls that tried -out for cheerleader for next year. '1f'fTf 'BL.- '?,7 4f1 wF ' ff' fi' 1'1-rv-1.- 1,-P+ - Y- . Y . . 4.f-feif3 -f . '-P git si f . juanita Moody a P P' N Ray Moore' - P 7 - at , A- , Kathleen Fay Newton l Kenneth Ray Newton ,s Ollie Mozelle Nix Kathleen Nixon Earnest Lee Parnell loyce Mary Phillips David ,Pierce Earlil.ynn Pixley Evelyhi Plant 4 Wilma Nadine Pope ' L iihey seem to be Qniofiingi lihe day. a 1 ... ,335-M. .. A ,. I v x Say'. I wonder what they are thinking about. Hugh Otis Radney A Bettie Corolyn Renolds 1' .--+2 . . A Dennis George Rinehart Q J Thomas. Roberts E ,f O 1 4 iii Velma Robertson Nita joyce Robinson jimmy Sullivan Willa Dean Rc i Gladys Mae Schrib Barbara See n l Glenda Charm Shambui P Maury Gorine Shar: , 1 , - Y if Y., , - - ,1 I K. l .- - , . V 1 , . . r A K f Q ,-.f,,.i.i L - x V 2 . fra.nLYf1 f1f--qgggggggs-QL s-.LLL - C1,,,,.,. . , .. E, P. -. .' - R . -W ', 4. , - 1' A l- . - u-1 'v-psla-i..Lm.u.'..f4-3,5 1,,.,,-',ee.,.z'r51:.,.., gIi,:,i.,gi,-MA-Munn! -MA L ur 4' ia :jr 7- , V, K gm H4 H2 in 1' HU Z!! li v . - , f Lenora Wilson Q Barbara Nell Wood joseph Howard Word Say! Girls look whitN3xYzreakfast these boys have prepared. I. 7 GVUYIIQS Wm Sag f f my .-Sha w l k . L, ' i l I l l , X. LEWIS SHEPPERD--a typical American boy-'-brunett a smile for everyone-A-president of the Senior Class r een first time to win honor as most handsome-- x9 ill' ga ,QP gf VG W 5 x X b ---- '--' u.1-n--u- -if - ---min --w- M- A--1 1-A W . A NELDA BERRYHILL--ambitious--love!y smile-wanted. in mmnor PHY -queenly blonde hair-A- , Qs 99: Q fs Q 4 e 91,01 . A Q ,mm-um. J. Q.a,vw,AQ mmi:3ywmmmm -:Awww :wig vm-1 , ,, ,Ln1m,.A.,4mKa1.a1u-.,,.1v , VM -f-if S1 -1 a A ' 'if v -. . vw--v-,,m.T-mf-Tv., V. ,-.N , ..,f ,. w,-,f,7,,.-,vf .. -.-. ,, ,.1. PAT DIFFIE--Pat tops popularfty Tiit by a big majority - p v I - likes football bgtter than any other-spori--striking personai . I ., K nity..- - f ,M4 , . , 'JL iw f . Qs? 1+ f. + O 4, 19 9290 A ?, X '11 1- 5 1 f : :AT BEAR?-weiwuyg X isvgw 1- ,Qamr?uQH-likes ba uid f5i5GF shale alia imie!iigeni-- 4 O X 42' QQ 94 'Pd I . V 5' ' ' I 1 BOBBY HONEYCUTT--excells in footbalf--friendly to . ' everyone--capable--,thinks GHS is tQps-- f 'Q b qu 499,15 i I 3 as 5 63? 54' 4 9 wot? B o U . ' Q Q 2 4 ! SHIRLEY SLADE--Secretary of the Sophomore Class--I iked by both teachdrs and students--collects elephants-- ki wi 6'F v efgmi Said 5-PALM 503' fvyrkvfi n We BRYAN MATTHEWS--president of the band--I ikes to play the drum--Always knows xa joke--is I-iked by everyone-- DOROTHY ANN HALL--always has a joke for everyone nicknamed HDotn-floves a good time--cheer leader , l J X . ' ' X 2115 A . . n fm an ' e A , :- ..., f LW- aww N V f,gqg4.- - -V -I f 2 , ff Av ,, V,- W, , , WQQH?WWWWW'Ami,rF f.. ,Y Fa, A ,Nm I x6 'S QF? BETTY JO POWELL-would be queen in any kingdom--always ready to have a good time--her good personal ity has won her many friends-- .vviwfq . V V , v....v.,-,-Y-Y-in - Y V Y U avoritcs of Junior igh E 7 1 , 1 3 5 2 ? -' I BOBBY QEE WALKER--good personality--industrious and embitiousw is liked by everyone fgirls especially!-wwai5g,Q gg he all the time-- I 1 09? ee Rf ef IX 'git af Q20 xy? Y N. , 1 BILLIE BURL EASON--lovely smile--capable--studious--looks3 pretty all the time--likeableu ee Q31 Xe Billie Qiyx Qsbf e DOUGLAS LYNN--a winning smile--likes all girls, no special Bpf one--Iikeable--friendly-- WL 1' e ui, UA blip ' 'f,1'wf?h'U-V 'fx 5fffsZ'5 1 i'7 ff lms N ' ?1b'n,f5- in 1 ff: miiiiiw? M,-R fp' V, V l , 5 rf P A n r F' 5. ll l F 1 E ul 5,1 ' l I A -N. - -X Eff: P P , x i.-4..,g...f, ,H A W, lk lf nfQf,z Y J Q '0ti , agexbi M, A A . . W . l 5, f I f CHARLESf6llYi3l gpod sport--likgd by all girls Cespoclaliy a cute blondol --grand personal ity-- W 45' wif xi xx' Q4 9' 7'. if ,A l'l'- fi? 'lf' f l ll, s Q JOY STEWART--an energetic blond--loves dancifggw-fsaw to everyone she meets--I ikes popular misses-M K+ s J A! 5 'e J' be 1 524 I .'W2y 'ff 0 Qi, Q16 S' at io 99? . 3901, fvb 0139, GA 9 675 ff JACKIE BAIRD--populgr among allhis school mates--likes to rude a bicycle--fraendly--voted wittiest for two years-- HEARELL-acute and sweei-whas a way mf making Srhemds I flute in the band ualways teiis Eikiiww I 4, Z' 11 , 59'- Q N42 l fewb QW S 51-00,6 Y: 0 mm SARA IDI-prinous of the lnlll Festival--chnrlodor-plays violin-- I1 ,, ds 00-0-0 Q r I L i V 0 E E i F l 4 W 3 N O Cates! boy in e Senicfr Divfsi lr'4l7'l'iF1P, IQ also ei Golden G! 066' 0501400 Ives vofevf aries? girl of - 'sfenibf liiglr. X A 0 9. S . W 0, cause af ber outs! I making 175.6637 standing .10 4101 0000 all Class, has , Secr clroo andi JO N sfu' ng work in lione- ELSOA' was chosen ou!- aeni in that deparvffnehf- etary of the Senior Aj sen as 'bersonalffy giri. , 41 LOUIS RAY LATCH, outstanding in the field of science, plans to become a scientist. LAFERN MITCHELL, Vice-President of the' National Honor Society, excells in English. iff, ' fs f :A u ' 'ab 'mgf .- . V ,ff f ' ' 'ps. e. f ' ' 'Jil 4 5 nigh Because of her undying loyalty to the Bears and her unique method of leading yells, DOROTHY ANN HALL was voted outstanding cheerieaden xg BILLY JACK BARTON has distinguished himself from the other shop boys by his excellent work. JO ANN GOODSON, recentiy vufi' its most outstanding girl bans menus ma- nent Student of G65 President of the Nations? Honor Eociety, EDNA EARLE SNOW is the outstanding student in the commercial oanefi any 1 Baritone player BOBBY SAUCIER has been recognized as the outstanding boy band member this year. Wm ' A wfif. ? Q JACK PRAZAK, outstanding photographer, is shown using some of his ability. vol s 5- 000 xd' x , xv' Oigvsb B 'NC xx W' Y 0 No mo C . o sf In S' Co 7g 9 r lv O Ur ffb eo 'U t us girl me car In Se eteria 'liar is 'fig F41 b My - ' 'C , A ,L -ggi J C! FOSHEE, voted friendly boy, is an important member of the Junior Class. P Always smiling, NORMA BRIDGER was voted friendly girh PM . W HANDA BRANCH has gained recognitinn as h the 'voice girl of GHS. in 9 N S LULA NELL ROBERTS and BOB PATE are the outstanding students in the string class. h 0 xwlh' Ffa - r . Gy boy 0 xSSxg0gaUQ In spot-1?tfL4CH5RN h U0 ik f . h' as xg, again 5 B is Ye.g,?r0 ed gi-Ke ' er 3 . 995 5 UD bfli n vi 3 ty HILMA snow has a pleasing vefS0MlifY PWS her athletic abilitb JANELL CROLEY has gained recognition for her good work in English. . KW ,X if r, '. ' A . 52 - , . n '. 7 wif- if r ' 1, M fy' f ix ,N - ' 1 'x , 1,2 2 1 A , , , 4, .L 1 ff 'V . 4 4.1.1 Hi, , , xi- . Li, f 2 Q, .H .1 ,Dis .v X CHA has RLES GARY'S ability in all sports won him the title of most athletic oy. ' A223245 Wise, sets '05 i- wt' cm: w Mk QF EARbARA ANN BRADY is outstanding cheer leader F--.-i--W 5 , E ,3Q.z i'7gWQ,w,i f,sQ'5z?EtU'LQ W h 0 S W avi Q . v 1 ,M me woilfy Dame fs Ay kxfx 0001116 ', 'Yefl 1- . ,ty by lured b 3 y e Court Very Sous W One, k xxaysu fu SUE CGLEMAN, attractive Fljeshman Miss, Was iam pw wJimihmUfug Qiudeni, Chosen as personaiity girl' 9 xo of' KA lf'f' ff r me 1. , 'VX . U- 4 A gm , 2 'Q -. ' if 1 .. 93 . . '25 Jf?f gff ' M ,e,,,g:,,ag3z,'.,,fgs5xiq a. we, f.ffm A , Nan fQ'?'- iF'W9 ?'T in A .LMA rx I W 41,4 NL ,ef V aim ,L .XY r -, Lax ,M Effuv Q ,X Ilya 11.573, , an gry? ,iigml ,Mc-Y ,Q U1.fgjgJv0-....,- ,Tj o'f,E.4:K,A!' .WS mf ? .a ,F Y, W' Q33 QYGQS v h 9 0' Q00 Q0 0 BILLIE BERYLE EASON seems to-understand Qs!! W . everything about Social Studies. haf abxxx LE 6 465 w0 5 uovswfe M5 'brief 9006 0?-N-0t2kynQ' Jack M Home .5 Su , Qhl UN GSOYS Ver fk' FRANKIE JOE GRAHAM enjoys working in the shop roomg thi? department. , he was voted outstanding ID ,gf WJMW 2- oe xx X Ng . 1 R 50400 'Doi 695 ll L Goof' Because ofbher polute ways, KATHERINE XRQSX' 0 KEOUN was voted most courteous girl. 9 'f- JOY . v le dCHAMBERS, already Junuor High Chee,-, , 1 w a er, was voted cutest girlum -A T 0, C LARRY BRIGGS, eighth grade'student, was voted cutest boy. FLALEAH BYRD--news editor of Q35 Egg--has extremely high average liked by both students and teachers-- Zu GC N v W , 4 4 'wife 4 1 IQ? vi -. W ff-5' ec e,, t 1 , J . r I fx! I X Wy' Lf , 3 f 1? ' .-1. V4- 'ky 4 MK B Qwswi Q12 Wim 5' ian, WW gh fi' I IAN- U 1 -M5 gf f'A?'J ss!-llx.Bt0ll3RN 56 Cav -J E x,..M ,M ,ww 'Y'-W GN 5 N- Nomiees for Senior High Favorites are as follows: First Row: Pat Diffie, Lowell Robinson, Herbert Cole, Fryan Matthews, Everett Keller, Billy McAda, Billy Jack Bartonl SECOND ROW: Betty Ann McCulley, Betty Jo Powell, Nelda Berryhill, Lewis Shepperd, Fat Kutch, Jerry Williams. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Waggoner, Pat Beard, Sue Bumpus, Dorothy Hall, Adah Clark, Bennie Best, Shirley Slade, Nelda Barr, Jane Taylor. ' - qw Nominees for the Junior High Favorites are as follows: Pl f. FIRST ROW: Bobby Lee Walker, Charles lugwell, David Julian, Ben Halley, Claudine Brewer, Douglas Lynn, Benn Halley, Neal Williams SECOND ROW: Jackie Baird, James Hall, Roy Leggitt, Nancy Hearrell, Coleen Tallent Marv Jo White. Suzanne Mckain - - THIRD ROW: S Charles,Gary, Betty Jane Simmons, Don Cole, Joyce Ann McGill, Zack Kirbo A -----Y---vvjv--v--yfi' vw- v - -.- Y--1. . ---- Y- ,..1.-.-I.-.7,.-...--....,,,.-. .xv ...Y ! , , amlon HIGH FAVORITES .The student body voted Q.. the favorites listed below. The three nominees who had the highest number of votes became candidates for that particular favorite. . 1 Each student who bought an annual was entitled to twenty-five votes each Class v spirit ran high all through the day of the election. Society Editors, Luvena Kennedy and Elestical Ledbetter, The winners of counted the ballots. the election are as follows: I l. Most Beautiful Girl-----------Nelda Berryhill 2. Most Handsome Boy--------- ---- ---Lewis Sheggerd 3. Most Popular Girl--- ---- -------- ---- Pat ard 4. Most Popular Boy------ ----------------- Pat Diffie u 5 All High School Favorite Girl---- ----- S hirley 'Slade 6. All High School Favorite Boy -------- Bobby Honeycutt ., 7. wstniest Girl ----- - ------ ---- ---- - ----- not Hall I 3. Wi ttiest Boy ----- -------- -------- Bryan Matthews , Betty Jo Powell was crowned carnival queen by Lowell Robinson, President of the Student Council, at the Halloween Carnival. - U i . The Who's Who, with the exception of those for various subjects, were elected by the student body. No run-offs were heldg the person who had the highest number of votes was elected. Who's Who winners are as follows: l. Courteous Girl--------------falma Ann York 2. Courteous BoY '-lClovis Kendrick 3. Friendly Girl ----- ---------------Norma Bridger 4. Friendly Bov ------- --u- - ----------Jack Foshee 5 Cutest Girl ---- --------------Madge Dennard Cutest Boy- ---- ------ ---- ----------Tony Hanmer 7 Personal ity-------------- ----- --Jo Ann QOOGSOH B EngI.i5h-------- -------- ----------Lafern Mitchell Q SQiqnCe-- ----- - ------- -- ------ ---Louis Ray Latch IO Homemaking ------- ----- - ----------Helen'NelS0r I I Band: -------- ------ - --------- ---- --Jo Ann Goodson ig 'Shop .--- ------------- ---- Billy Jack Barton I3 Cheerleader ---'- D0 VOUIY Hall I4 Choral .--- ------ - -----Wanda Branch I5 Comercial- ----- ------ - -- ------- Edna Snow Ib Photography ------------ --------'-------- J ack Prazak I7 Athletic Glrl----- ----- - --------- Peggy McEacnern IB. Athletic Br'-I' ------ ---- ----- - --------- Pat Diffie JUNIOR DIVISICN FAVORITES The Junior Division elected their 'favorites and Who'-s Who on the same day and under the same conditions that the Senior Division elecyed theirs. elected The winners of the favorite election are as follows: Who's Who w Most Beautiful Girl-----flBi11ie Beryle Eason V051 HBHGSOIHS BOY---------------Bobby Lee Walker 3. Most Popular Girl ---------- ------ ---- Ann Tranmel 4- Most PODUlal' Boy ------------------ ----Douglag Lynn 5- Witt-leSt Girl- ------------ -- ---- --Nancy Hearrell 5- WIt'CISS'C Boy ------------ ---- --------- Jackie Baird All School Favorite All School Favorite inners are as follows: Girl Boy ---- ------ --Joyce Stewart --------------charles Gary I Courteous Girl ------- ------------- K atherine Keoun 2 Courteous Boy ------------------- ----Tommy Dunnagan 3 Frienfliy Girl ----------------------------- Ann Brown 4 Friendly Boy ------------- ----- ------- Hugh Radney 5 Cutest Girl ----------------- --- ------ J oy Chambers 6 Cutest Boy ---------- --------------Larry Briggs 7. Personal ity--- ------- --- -------- --Sue Coleman 8. Social Studies ------- - ---- ---Billie Beryle Eason 9 Shop --------------- ------ ------- Frankie Joe Graham IO Homemaking ------------------------ Delores Holsapple Il Art ----------- - ------- --Linda and Gretchen Hackett I2 Math------- ------- ---- ----------- Beverly Bauman I3 English--------- B F --- --- -Janell Croley I4 Athletic Boy-- ----------------- - ------ -Charles Gary H5 4.......a-..-..-,. Athletic Girl ---- -------------------Hilma Snow W4 , 3 We . 'A . - -ffm 1 'V '-' F ' 4 - I ! A SENIOR I-IIGI-I SCHOGL FOOTBALIL R 1 BILL STAGES, HEAD ?O!5ICH THEO RIGSBY, LINE COACH FIRST ROWS SECOND ROW: THIRD ROWZ STANLEY BowLIN, CLAUDE BRADBERRY, RICHARD TALLENT, BILLY BOB GREEN, PAT DIEEIE, LELAND MAYO, HAROLD LONG, LEON BRIGGS, JIMMY DON TIPTON, LEWIS SHEPPERD. ROBERT DANIELS, HERBERT COLE, DONALD WILKS, CHARLES BOWLIN, DON COLE, CHARLES KELLY, JERRY JOHNSON, BOBBY HONEYCOTT, JOHN BARTLETT, COACH BILL STAGES. COACH RIGSBY, JOE KELLY, MGR., EVERETT KELLER, BILLY JACK BARTON, RALPH SANFORD, FRANCIS MOMICHAEL, AUTHUR CUSTER, JERDY VERNON, BILLY LOONEY, ROBERT SPRUELL, MGR. X 1 OT - 1 ,L -'Y! l 1: V+. V H . ,.. . .- - -.v-,.,- -..-.,,Y - ,-.7-T..-,,.T,. ' I . H. C. SENIOORSHIAGH SCI-DOL FCOTBANLL P OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. OCT. Nov. Nov. Nov. .E JOE TAYLOR, HBH TEAM COACH B E SEPT. SEPT. Nov. , 355 ii '- GADEIIATER BEARS SCHEDULE f, l9474 FAIR PARK PASADENA IJACKSONV I LLE' TYLER MARSHALL TEXARKANA KILGORE FORT WORTH OPEN DATE ,HENDERSON LONGV I EW AR'S 'B' TEAM QADE WATE R G.AD'E WATE R GLADEWATER GLADEWATER GLAOEWATER GLADEWATER GLADEWATER GLADEWATER GLADEWATER GLADEWATER 0 13 13 6 6 6 6 14 25 7 FIRST ROW: BILL SMALL, JAMES HEARNSBERGER, BEN HALLEY, CARL BRADBERRY, CHARLES FULLER, ' JAMES Cox, HERBERT BREWER, JOHN THOMPSON, DAVID ROBERTS SECOND ROW: COACH TAYLOR, ROY WOODARD, JOE HANCOCK, JOHN JUERGENS, JERRY STEWART, LESTER KELLEY, CALVIN WOODRUFF, TED COOPER, LOY GLASCO, GERALD WILKS I-Il' 9 S... .... -. 'LT'lTif..,, ,.. ,..+.,. ...J w-..:L . ... .,-..--- . ...,,,. ,L ,. , -LL. .Ez -,, A. ,... .y-....:L,..,. :ewff , . IR . . LgfAg:kQ, ,U 'Th B 5 Y ETH I B L , .LM I ggi Ri :BBB if I fB,7?,+'?QI'B3C?H Blk? , ,A, BBW W .522 i QWQQQB ,, QQQBQ . . ,L 'fb 4 - . 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FIRST RDW: STANLEY BOWLIN, DAVID STEVENS, JERRY STEWART, DON COLE, BILLY MARK DAY SECOND ROW: BILLY BOE BARKER, HERBERT COLE, JOHN JUERGENS, CHARLES BOWLIN, LELAND MAY THIRD RDW: JERRY WILLIAMS, KELTON BREWER, PAT DIEEIE, EVERETT KELLER, BOBBY HONEYCUTT COACH RIGSBY Y, X BASKETBALL BOBBY HONEYCUTT PAT DIFFIE CHARLES BOWLIN STANLEY BOWLIN DON COLE EVERETT KELLER BILLY MARK DAY KELTON BREWER DAVID STEVENS V 'T i ' ' N H , N I I I V , I FIRST ROW: DONALD WILKS, BILLY SMALL, LEON BRIGGS, CHARLES BOWLIN, OSLER HUTSON, JERRY STEWART, ARTHUR CUSTER, STANLEY BOWLIN, GERALD WILKS, BILLY LOONEY, ROBERT SPRUELL SECOND ROW: COACH TAYLOR, HAROLD WOMBLE, CHARLES CARR, BOBBY HONEYCUTT, PAT DIFFIE, JERRY JOHNSON, LELAND MAYO,'HAROLD LONG, BILLY BOB GREEN, RALPH SANFORD, LOWELL ROB- INSON, ROY WOODARD UERRY JOHNSON IS THROWING THE DISC. 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M A ,ii Vw x Q if .. , V i ww' xfgfw ' , A rv V 44 'M ' VM, 3 J... f Q ,W gxgw, ,, 1 CHARLES KELLY, PAT DIFFIE, HAROLD Lone, DOH COLE, JIM GROHLEY, CHARLES BOWLIN, .JOHN BARTLETT BASEBALL INFIELD EVERETT KELLER, CHARLES FULLER, HAROLD Lone, PAT D-l!5FlE, Don COLE, JAMES MEDLEY. CHARLES BowLlH 41 hug, ,y?m'PQwm3f f. fy. , ,Mi3?g,5Yy , fyywm . V vm, Q .1 ,A vi X fx wav, xh.: XX-rf 'Aw 'X kv 5? w Q., Qs aw 9 2 wh W :gk gig? W, wg ww -W SMH W Q' , if A nf 'x gf , lg ,. .N - . 7:...gwf':f V' 2.1 ' . -ff l if 4 4 f ,.1 :V-VM 4 3 -:. . , A ,Q V ff f ' 9 5 , , ' 5 ,, . ff ,fwmwm Www 1www,4g W M KQQZQV A .4 .A fy ...WW-,w i Www, , H g f A ,.gg Hg., , . ' M ...W .1 ,9 - , h V ., - . X: 2222 5 ' ff W LJ? ,Qs - R? , nga , ,.f,,. y, ,, b, ,, few. a M, .Kew .mf Hwy MH , f 2 ., V ' giyggi Gil I jg . Ov fi, 2 Hi .SG K 52 Eff? ff? 1. E 5 Ng, fi: in Fifwwiflts F ywf 5 7 ky? W .gf-gg ,S 4 i '-X., -' fi iff ,, ' A hgrzkvw-Ns.LC' si 5.5. 1 53 'wr' wg W w'L?ff-Hfifmxwr' 1 5283? ' V Lx, f,f.,,.?, Q yfiwa. 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Wfiifgffm f n TENNIS JOYCE MCEACHERN, L1ZZIE WAGGONER, AND MARY ELLEN NATSON MAKE THE GIRLS TENNIS TEAM Mary Ellen Watson and Eliza- beth Waggoner became the girls doubles tennis cham- pions after defeating op- ponents in the finals of the regional meet held in Nacogdoches They defeated Myrtle Ann Anderson and Audrey Freeman, of Conroe, by 6-4 and 6-3 in the semi-finals. After this victory they went into the finals competition to defeat Nancy Keith and Bessie Jenks, of Thomas Jefferson High, Port Arthur. Mary and Lizzie are now planning to participate in the state meet in Austin May 6-8. 'Q-., 4,0- A 5 if' 'iv GOLF TEAM HARDLD BREWER PLAYED HIS EIRST YEAR OF EDLE THIS YEAR. HE HAS SEVERAL YEARS OF ELIGIBILITY AHEAD OF HIM. HERDERT HRENER IS PLAYING HIS SECDND YEAR OF DDLE IN HIGH SCHOOL AND HAS PROVED TO BE A GOOD EDLEER. HE HAS TND MDRE YEARS OF ELIGIBILITY. HWILLIEN BARKER WAS THE CAPTAIN OF DDR DDLE TEAM THIS YEAR. HWILLIEH HAS ONE MDRE YEAR OF ELIQIBILITY LEET. HE HAS SHOWN MUCH IMPROVEMENT, AND GREAT THINCS ARE EXPECTED OF HIM NEYT YEAR. JOE NEAL HANCDCN, PLAYING HIS EIRST YEAR OF HIEH SCHOOL GOLF, SHDNED THE ABILITY TO EE A DDDD GOLF PLAYER FOR GHS THE NEXT TWO YEARS. Y E 5 5' I SE .,,,.:v,w Y. X- Y.-Y:--V F'-. QL- rj' '- :sf Q 'FTW' Z -ff, 1 ,.'- - I .- Ep , In - - - ff . - I , A Y ,W .,,, . - - . Ayn. 1--,W--,---v--A . 1--1-vfq---E 3. V. f - - -1- ---- .,-,.,.--7-wiw..-Y, . ,,,A,I - !,',,-N , F , T ,-, I JUNIOR HIGH INTERMURAL SOFTBALL CHAMPIO FIRST ROW: ERWIN PROCTOR, JOEL GIBBUN3, MAURICE WILKS, MARVIN ELLIS, GLEN NEWMAN SHERMAN KENNEDY, FRED DEAN, BIILY BERRYHILL, JACK JOHNSON SECOND ROW: WILLIAM LANDERS, ROY MACKEY, ROBERT GOSSON LEO MCROY, GLEN JETER, DAVID PIERCE, AND NIOR HIGH INTERMLIRAL SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS ' FIRST ROW: BOBBY LYMAN, RICHARD TALLENT, FRED SMITH, BILLY WARDEN, L. A. WALKER, AND HERBERT HUMPHRIES SECOND ROW: BOYD SAGE, JERRY AVANT, TOMMY DAVIS, JIMMY WARNICK, JAY FORD, AND DICKO EDWARDS , I RICHARD TALLENT Posrns an Has AAU Rose. BIIXING Tallent Takes AAU Championship At Boxing' Tournament in Kilgore TALLENT WORKING ouT. RICHARD TALLE-NT SHYOWUNG HISIROBE ,, , ,. . . .W inn , x. - f'g1J vi - .pl-Qu-q . . , -V V --L 15-. WJ-mrn, 1. -V -V--.1-.'.f.- - .. xy --V -I---1, -4,-,-,. T Vx'-V-1-.ff - 1-1- .- , - -1.11 -- :H x- ' ' . . ' J - V f f . 5 , N x K, 1 X, . ,A , ,V 4 ,1 1 f 1 K t 1.1 .X f ' f I - , ,, 1z-,Lf,... , , A 1 4 X f . N . , . - 1 ' I ge, M-ff EDWARD BURNS TONY HAMMER BOX NG' V 21,7 4 , f1f,:I H1 ,el-2 ' 1.-41 1 ' 1-.11 1 ,1 'wifi N .,.s I 'A N, ,-. 1 ' nf! 1 '4 'Vi 'H .V ,I W. 44 gg. 5 .1 , - 1 1 , -,ff 1.33 1 . 1 Si 11 1 N 1 ei 3 f'-'11 i ',l. , 'Nt' VU L 3 H11 '1 , . f.A x PAT KUTCH 41 .W 1 in 1 1 .1 - Vw ..-1,3 , ,,9 1 ' 41 X. 1 -. . 1 K A , ' :,j 1 ' Vail 'Q -1 -.1 .1 8 Y .-' 4- 1 -1 if w. X-1 1 jf at' E '1' :T , 1,1 A 3.313 1.11 Wal ff- .4 Ji ,E , 1 X, 41 1 'Y 1 ,Q1 'Hn - 1 1 1 i , ' ,. 1 1 1 1 1 . I-1 1 J 1 . 1 4 5 ,. a . '1 f 14 11 .1 fl , L-,AL,,,,, ,. '-,: A LA -1 : 1,..'.,.gf ,Jw ' ' - 74 A. ,-,,A.x, '1--.L-1, Vai ,,,, l.T , Joe TAYLOR AND HIS Joe ANU Hus sow AT CHR1sTMAs. JOE TAYLOR POSES TAKEN ON THE TAYLOR HONEYLDONQ Ta lor Named ETSC Trainer COMMERCE, Texas, April 3 fSpeciall.-Joe Taylor, former trainer for the Dallas Rebels and assistant coach for the last ten years at Gladewater High School, has been appointed trainer at East Texas State Teachers College, Pres- ident James Gee announced Satur- day. Taylor's appointment as the first full-time trainer in the history of East Texas 'State was necessary .be- cause of an enlarged athletic pro- gram, Dr. Gee said. Student as- sistants heretofore have served as trainers. With the addition of base- ball this spring, East Texas State is participating in six Lone Star Conference sports, Taylor, who was graduated from East Texas State in 1938, ,will assume his duties Monday iwhen Coach Bob Berry opens lspring vvorkouts for the 1948 foot- ball aggregation. Joining the Gladewater staff im- mediately after he had finished col- lege, Taylor served as head coach in track and basketball and as- , sistant in football. He served three years with the Rebels, including one year as head trainer. Joe Poses IN COWBOY BOOTS . fr Z ff f9L,:f ,K , 7 :7 4,f RICK TOLER, COACH JUNIOR HIGH EODTDALLSQuAD ' W FIRST ROWS SECDND ROW! TH I PD ROW! 9, f- A , E -' -', ' Nw, - f, I ,SOHE-DDLE SEPT. 25 MARSHALL O ----------- GLADEWATEB 121- THERE OCT. 2 LONGVIEW 13 ----------- GLADEWATER O - THERE OCT.' 9 ROBERTS ----------- GLAOEWATER - HERE OCT. 16 KILGORE 15 ----------- GLADEWATER 19 - HERE OCT. 23 HOGG o - -' ------- j - GLADEWATER S -THERE OCT. 5D HENDERSON 15 ----------- GLADEWATER 19 - HERE Nov. 7 JACKSONVILLE o ----------- GLADEWATER 15 - THERE Nov. 14 MT. PLEASANT o ----- f ----- GLADEWATER 25 - HERE Nov. ze HIGHLAND PARK 27 ----------- GLAOEWATER 6 - THERE W' L - T V fi A .I ' v HAROLD MARTIN, BOBBY WALKER, JAMES LASTER, CHARLES TUGWELL, JERRY CALDWELL, NEAL WIL- LIAMS, BOBBY SHARP, BOBBY GARY, TOMMY DDNAOAN, JACKIE BAIRD, VALTON TINCHER JACK HENDRIY, BILLY PEED, BILLY PEASE, GENE MAXWELL, GRAYBORN MOORE, BUCKY SHELTON, DOUGLAS LYNN, J. B. LILLEY, WINSTGN CARPENTER, HDEY WARREN, CHARLESJOARY, COACH TOLER ADRON DUNAVON, BILLY JOHNSON, JOHN SHIPP, HARRY FREE, ZACK KIRDO, KEN PHILLIPS, BILLY BYRD, TOBY DAVIS, DONALD VADOHN, HAROLD EREWER, BOE pATE ' 'Aj , , .-. ...L--1-1-E -rr .. if .ff I-, ,-...vw-E E 5- R-E 1-E - ' 'Q -r-I vlw+,f-11.'f- arvzgwrwk- ' -ff 'x .rf ! :QQ If J. W. SHIPP ZACK KIRBO ,GRAYBORN MOORE J. B. LILLEY BILLY PEED HuEY WARREN P TOBY DAvIS BILLY BYRD BOBBY WALKER BILLY RAY JOHNSON JACKIE BAIRD CHARLES TUGWELL BOBBY SHARP VALCOM TINCHER HAROLD BREWER TOWIY DUNAGAN BOBBY GARY NEAL WILLIAMS BILLY PEASE DOUGLAS LYNN HARRY FREE BOB PATE CHARLES GARY JERRY CALDWELL JACK HENDRIX GENE MAXWELL BucKY SHELTON DONALD VAUGHN WINSTON CARPENTER JAMES LASTER ADRON DUNAVON 'BBS B939 afffi' BFQEES A .f, ,, . :: Q fn :-, A lg? .ifip 1. BSA., R,,,wv-,T R ' . 'ff1' .St 'wS?f'j7 V P W FE -' yyegggm ,g:ff:2f.N- f,.gjxLf' rf' , Qu. ,, J., ., 5 . . 3 S ,Q I Nt! 1 :if V3 . ,Elf 5 ' it ' a'j1EX,, , fi, , RGWZAEESR rw . MR, - T1 ,ffl X ., 1 'Q f WJ: . ,-g,,,, A ANA , Y I 5 3fvi1r'SA' I I D ?ggr:, W- f y D 5.Ref, f,-A x' ,1,,,,5 , y V D jyiswhsw ,NY 5 if I 3 Q D .i,,,,1 ., - ' 'L D ,-7, NV. SASKETB .LLB CUB BASKETBALL SCHEDULE EC. UNION GROVE HBH 21 ......... . GLADEWATER EC. HAWKINS 19 . . GLADEWATER Ec. UNION GROVE QD . . GLADEWATER Ec. NEW LONDON 19 . . GLADEWATER A EC. OVERTON 52 . . GLADEWATER V - DEC. LONGVIEW 22 . . GLADEWATER 3 - DEC, KILGORE 28 . . GLADEWATER LLFRED BUTLER. JM. LmmwEw 58. . GLWEWUN FLOYD TUGWE f?'?TANT COACH LMN. IENMRMW 25. . HAMWNER ASSISTANT Co In B ' JAN. MARSHALL , 22 . . GLADEWATER ' JAN. ROBERTS 12 . . GLADEWATER , JAN. HOGG 21 . . GLADEWATER JAN. MT. PLEASANT 22 . . GLADEWATER , FEE. KILGORE 55 . . GLADEWATER FEB. LONGVIEW 18 . . GLADEWATER L FEB. HENDERSON 56 . . GLADEWATER L . FEB. MARSHALL 24 . . GLADEWATER E I FEB. ROBERTS 28 . . GLADEWATER L FEE. HOGG 14 . . GLADEWATER L,, FIRST ROW: J. B. LILLEY, HARRY FREE, KENDRKM -PHILLIPPS, BILLY RAY JOHNSON, CHARLES GARY. COACH RICK TDLER , SECOND ROW: CHARLES IUGWELL, NEAL WILLIAMS, BILLY BYRD, DOUGLAS LYNN, TOBY DAVIS, KEITH WARWICK THIRD ROW: RICHARD PERRY, LARRY BRIGGS, JAMES LASTER, JIMMY MCCAIN, EARL MODANIEL I BASKETBALL .E J. B. LILLEY EARL MCDANIELS CHARLES GARY NEAL WILLAIMS XEEMKENDRICK PHILLIPS HARRY FREE CHARLES TUGWELL TOBY DAVIS DOUGLAS LYNN BILLY BYRD BIELY RAY JOHNSON 5 Y 1 A 1 XF? 23 fi If Q 13? ,S 5 S? A if f ,nm V' ,, nH . 1- FIRST ROW: BOBBY BOYD, BOBBY SHARP, RAY SHARP, HENRY MCKAIN, DOUGLAS LYNN, JACKIE BAIRD, RICHARD PERRY, BOBBY WALKER, CHARLES TUGWELL, BUCKY SHELTON, HAMILTON KIRBO SECOND ROW: JACK CRUTCHER, WINSTON CARPENTER, BILLY BYRD, JAKE DAMERON, TOBY DAVIS, JAMES LASTER ADRON DONAVANT, ZACK KIRBO, HARRY FREE, DONALD VAUGHN Track FREE, KIRBO, TUGWELL, AND KIRBO MAKE UP THE SPRINT RELAY. COACH TOLER HOLDS BATON IN CENTER. BOBBY SHARP, Tggy DAVIS, AND JAKE DAMERON DO THE BROAD JUMP- BOBBY BOYD, BILLY BYRD, AND ZACK KIRBO WATCH HARRY FREE ING FOR THE Cues. JACK Cnurcnen, RucHARo PERRY, DOUGLAS LYNN, ALD VAUGHN couvoseo THE 220 YARD RELAY. TRACK AND DUN- ADRON DUNNAVANT, TOBY DAVIS, AND BOBBY WALKER MAKE UP THE WEIGHTS. ,ly J 8 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Q JEAN GOURO, BETTY JANE SIAMONS, JOY PHILLIPS, SUE COLEMAN, BARBARA BRADY, JOY CHMIBERS FRONT ROW! BACK ROW: PEPPER UPPERS NITA RAYE PLANT, LORRINE LAWLESS, JUNE GELVIN, WANDA SMITH, CATHRINE HORN, MARY JANE Wboo, JQYQE-SIENARI, MARY NELL MARTAIN, MARGARET WHITE, SHIRLEY MONEY, GENNIE SPRUELL, MARY MONEY, MADDIE CALDWELL JOYCE GREER, BETTY HERNSBOURGER, BETTY Jo WHITE, SUZANNE MCKEAN, SANDRA HALL, BEVERLY BAUNAN, ANN PHILLIPS, CHARLENE , BETTY Jo Cox, MISS MCKINNEY ,,,7,,Ll A, ,M 1 3.4.15 S J, .,-,H W, D. Q ,151 N,,,5X ,- -A: --N3 ,T - Av- -5 W -11. 1, va . - ' - '- '. . -1 'R . ' - ' f R , A - -1 .., Y , N t, , , X , K - LW V 'iw W H ' W W A -' f Esau' 1 FIRST Row: DOUGLAS LYNN, CHARLES TUGWELL, JACK CRUTCHER, BUCKY SHELTON, ADRAN DUNNAVANT, AND HARRY FREE. EFCOND Row: JA ES LASTER, BOBBY BOYD, WINSTON CARPENTER, CHARLES QARY, YOBY DAVIS, BILLY OYD, AND HENRY MCKAYN. W N W Y DUNNAVANT, TUGWELL AND LYNN CRUTCHER, SHELTON, KNEE, GARY, MCKAIN, AND DAv1s MAKE UP Y MAKE UP THE our FIELD. A Y THE INFIELD. .MWA A ' 1 X . -E' A ,. ,, Q J - A O' Y . - 1 ' . l , , . ' ' ' '. ', - Y 1 , -,..' A Y, , ' 1 - - ' r E A 'E '-X' , - ,, ,. ,, ,.. - L, - :Q b. . I A .- . - 'V MARK ,,. 5.3, Lrzdh .E .3 A, ,H M A A, . .Ez-..-.,1..4..gb-.E. - -- .. , Y. 4, LD, .. --..E,, --, AW - A +A- . x . 1 N , , 'Y' . O. ,E Y . . A Y ,V A,,-f Y v . V.Y-vY-- v -vn.,,, .vi , . A-- A-f--Y ,.---- SEKVULOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS BETTY ANN MCCUt.LEY, ELEAAN I 2 N, DOROTHY ANN HALL, BETTY do POWELL., SARAH BROWN, BARBARA Hot.cow QA A13 A Af A SCENE A' DURING THE ELECTION OF . AR'S CHEERLEADERS. if A A 'AAA' A ,ff K Q-in i ,Q ,MA vt 4: W ,L-44-.,,Ag,Y,,,,, 4E,M,,, WEEE, I 102 P.E.Girls Participate in 27 Games In First GHS Volleyball Playnight Bearland was a center of activity Tuesday night when Miss Erline Harwel1's GRA's sponsored the first GHS Volley- ball Playnight. During the hours from 6:30 to 10:30 games were in progress in both Gyms. In the senior high division, teams played with 2l points as a game. TA team which won a game received 2 Boys Defeat Girls In Volleyball Tilt A girls volleyballteam representing the fourth- hour P. E. Class which meets Tuesday and Thursday went down fighting Tuesday under the overwhelming power of the boys T. T. fourth-hour group. The boys led the way well ahead in all three games which they played. At the end of the hour the scores read 15-6, lb-8, and 15-10. Some of the outstanding players of both teams were Billie Steen, Jane Taylor, Wanda Thompson, Lizzie Wag- goner, Bonnie Robertson, Fred Smith, Richard Tal- lent, L. A. Walker, and Jerry Avant. On Tuesday during the first- hour Gym Class when the sev- entn graders played the eighth graders in a game of volley- ball, the former came out the winners. IHC victors were: JEWLL SMITH, OLLIE NIX ,MARY ELLEN MARRS, JUANITA HILL, PATRICIA HANNON, NELIA MCGRANAHAN, WINNIE STEVENS, BARBARA MIN- TER, PRLDIA JGINSON, JEANETTL SHIPP, AND DIXIE MARRHAM. points, whereas it did not receive any points if it lost. SENIOR HIBH CHAMPS The sixth-hour M. W. F. team, captained by Edna Snow, emerged the champion with 6 points. This team won over Jane Taylor's team by 21-18, Luvena Kennedy's 21-2, and Shirley Cain's 21-4. Other members of this winning unit, each of whom has received a blue ribbon award, are Shirley Slade, Mary Watson, Jane White- hurst, Peggy McEachern, Lula and Beth Roberts. Jane Taylor's team re- ceived a total of 4 points oy defeating Shirley Cain's charges 21-13 and Luvena Kennedy's 21-4. Each member on ner team has been a- warded red ribbons. Winning third place to acquire white ribbons were the girls on Shirley Cain's sextet, they defeated Lu- vena's team 21-14. STUDENT OFFICIALS Referees for this occasion were Sarah Brown and Jo Nelle Chambers, senior di- visiong Rosa Marie Smith, Willa Dean Carl, and Nancy Hearell, junior high. The scorekeeper for senior high was Marie Oder, while Patsy Gafford kept scores for junior high games. Ida Lois Gaines served as head timekeeper. Jane Taylor and Mary Lou Brock presented the awards. ' zlyx T, Lhv, , .Af AI Lk I yu' WT . 51.7- . ' 1 'g 'r-w- ,, L I P I EF L I in V , -C E4 .,,. XT 5 I .Tay-W - .-if-qw.,--I,-Vfq..-Y - V-fi-.3 Vw-,fi mf. xv-i gif' y, Eff-9-ww .- ri -wm-f,.5,.. 1-'1-171 , K X , l . , -- J. - I. 'ff L ' .,,.x -' - . ' ,. . . -Q., 1 ' ' I, - Q .' Y ' - T. - ' ww ' f A SENIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS LULA NELL ROBERTS, SHIRLEY SLAOE, MARY ELLEN WATSON, JANE WHITEHURST, BETH ROBERTS, EDNA EARL SNOW, PEGGY MCEACHERN. JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW: RUTH KENNEDY, HILMA SNow, ANN AvANT SECOND ROW: JOYCE MCEACHERN, ANN TRAMMEL, COLLEEN TALLENT THIRD ROW: JOYCE LEE, NANCY-STEyENs FOURTH ROW: ANN BEATY, JANET BURNETT vw' . ' 'IQ I , ,JS j'i1.. 1, ' 2. L- '1' A ..fYf' VARSITY BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Fiijl RON: Adah Clark, Edna Snow, Beth Roberts, Jessie Karnes, Shirley Slade, Elizabeth Naggoner. f . ai ,,-,S 1x2 , r. , ,-,X , ' 'r 2 Lula Roberts, Shirley Slade, Mary Watson, Jane Hhitehurst, Beth Roberts, Edna Snow, Peggy McEachern. MISS HARWELL CHECKS THE ROLL IN BASKETBALL CLASS. bfi. H ,5- gg sZV ff -I '44 -gv 3 -ff ' '-flag LE Ag ep. x ass'-' ,Yum gas? ,Y A ,..:: -Aff ,,' r f ' 1 Ti. 5' A gig, ' Q' ,-, ' '1-fe.. ' ' -f -r -' --L g'fif,1'1f.-f-:ff,I.,.-4, nf- 'ff r -'f:-A'1--L'g- 2 2V?f:'f Savings? L Qdnizolions s H Q' kg, sf af- 'Inn P I C CO L O Billie F. Clark Sue Bumpus O B O E S Pat Beard Helen jo Nelson BASSCARINET Elizabeth Dillard 1-'Q-1' ' ' -aa-4 Will a Dean Carl C L A R I N E T S A. P. Freeman Lou Ann Dxnlavy Helene Webster Elizabeth Waggoner Linda Dean Ann Iboley Luvena Kennedy Iva Laster Peggy Mcilachern Falma Yo rk Bobby Mama Shirley Slade Gretchen Hackett Loraine Lawless 'Richard Perry Colleen Tallent Billie Ylbodruff Margaret Vhite M EM B E RS O F GLADEWATER HIGH SCHOOL BAND T . Lowell Robinson Jack Foshee' ' Billy Cl a r k Alton Martin b David Stevens Tommy Davis V L.A. Walker Billy McAda jirrmy Roe Wanda Thompson Kendrick Phillips Dwayne, Gwentsch 'IRMMSIES Jerry Williams Pat Kutch Jimmy Warwick Larry Briggs Howard Wright Earl Pixley BASXINS Beve rly Hut son Cl audyne Brewe r BARHINES Bobby Saucier j. W. Ward Terififnlylatthews Francis Trumbull joe Mcfbllgh X 1 FRENCH I-IRNS ' ,fl FLUTE 5, Ada Clark ' . , Billie p, Clark ...A , y lC Y'?' Avant V Margaret Ferrell Jo' Am. Holmes riff if? Sue Bumpus .l0hfU1Y N-iX0f1 Betty Saulters Am Brown N2r1Cy Hearrell BASSES ALTO b Louis Ray Latch K Io Ann Goodson Harold Vkbmble J ane Taylor Billy looney Hughes Brown Bobby Mills Lorraine Sanov Glen Gains Mary Ellen Watson Billy Mark Day 'IETR SAXPHNES Joyce McEachern Osler Hut s0n Charlene Hewitt PHXQJSSICN Bryan Matthews Billy Timmns Madge new ja-:?:Adaxns Elestical Ledbetter Charles Bartlett Billy Ray Johnston BEILS Nelda jean Barr Marie Qier BARITCNE SAXCHKL1 Raymond Allen Kenneth Newton AL'1U UARIWTS Nancy Stevens Ann Avant lainda Hackett muh mire Z1 Jane Taylor W J.-' . Band officers are as follows: Jack Fosnee, secretary Elizabeth Dillard reporter, Osler Hutson, Vice-President, and Bryan Matthews, President Mr. Tatum instructs officers while Jack Fnshee tunes his cornet. Director Alto Tatum The i947 - i948 Gladewater High School B nd proved itself worthy of being classed with the best Gladewater bands of the past by winning a first division rating in concert, marching, and sightreading in the regional contest which was held at Longview, Texas, on April l6, laws. A At Waco on NHY7, solos and ensembles were played that received high ratings also. The Gladewater Band was selected as the official 'yan' band at the Gilmer yaaboree in the fall of last year. Members of the band attended the Dallas State Fair and the Louisana State Fair at Shreveport. At Tyler they marched in a Rose Festival Parade. On March 2 the band presented its annual Spring concert. These students also went to Magnolia, Arkansas where they played a concert, put on a marching exhibition, and led the parade. l 1 1 1 S -. 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Q, ':,.11f1...1A:L,Q..-' . . .ff f g.A1Qu.:,E.QfQ44.......... 4,4 .',. f ,- ':zLa124,..u2..L4.4::.A,g .,1. 4' '.LlqQ...g,.. ,Q A :fl V QJ.i..4L,- A 'Q ---'Hd V Asa-l- 5i First Violins Sara Brown - Concert Mistress Sue Coleman James Hall Doris Donaldson Nancy Warren Doris Lee i ' Katherine Morri S00 MEMBERS OF THE STRING IRCHESTRA Directed by Miss Varina Powell Viola Lula Roberts Beth Roberts Billie Eason Bonnie Hancock Peggy Sasser Wanda Singleton Hilma Snow kcond Violin T0mmy Coleman Mn Beaty Ruth Hanna James Edwards Evelyn Baggett Joyce Greer Billy Ben Berryhi Nina Reed :Elma Jean Warren .icy .Phillips M243 :Ewan K th W d ll Dgn gigengn e Earl McDaniel Keith Warrick , p 'io- ii r L L.: Christmas Program Given by String Group 'Peace on Earth Good Will to Men' was tbsnthsis of thseaqmual Christmas program given by the String and Chorsi, depsrtments. On Thursday, December l8. Throughout the program with appropiate msic, scenery, and lighting the Christmas story wasanfolded. Highlights of the program were Comllisucnrietgsg concerto' by the orchestra with Sarah Brom, Sue Coleman, endings Pate as soloists: and Schubert's 'Ave Marla' by the choir with Elizabeth Dillard as soloists. The entire program was done is candlelight and all the familiar Christmas Gslbls were sung and played. Members of Miss -Kitty Tsyiorls speech classes seems! scenes of the first Noel use Miss Hsrths lsll Taylor designs! UR sets. After the performance s reception was given in the high school esfsstsrls for the performers ami their guests. I riff, je til 4 giffyib -. A .4 1 an Q ' frbdflff f --.W ' , 1 744 Y ,,,,.A..r,, HA... ,A , SENIOR HIGH CHOHEKEL CLUB E I FIRST ROW: Gertrude Waller, Barbara Holcomb, Marlene R6yh0lG8 Bobbie Wooten, Mina Jean Wood, Nelda Berry- hill Shirley Cain, Eleanor Wilson, Dorothy Beck, Wanda Dunbar, Elizabeth Dillard, :::d8, UfDl0l SECDID ROW: Ida Lois Gaines, Rube Dunbar, Ruby Gar , Dorothy Hall,.Jane Taylor Norma Bridger, dafgrunoap getty Berry, Helen ibbons, Marlene Glaham, Doris Briggs, Be ty Free. Virgin a Hancock, lelda FI' E --..,xxg ,, B Wifi! in Dorothy Beck Betty Berry Norma Bridger Nelda Berryhill Doris Briggs Wanda Branch Wanda Brunson Nelda Barr Shirley Cain President - - - Vice-Preeident - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - Reporter - - - Accompanist - - Outstanding gin GIRLS UHUIK MEMBERS Elizabeth Di Ruby Dunbar Wanda Dunbar Wynelle Ford Betty Free Ida Lois Gaines Ruby Gary Helen Gibbons Marlene Graham Nelda Berryhill - - Mima Jean Wood Dorothy Ann Hall - - - Wanda Branch - - - Ruby Gary - - Nelda Barr - - Wanda Branch llard Dorothy Hall Barbara Holcomb Marlene Reynolds Gertrude Waller Eleanor Wilson Mima Jean Wood Bobbie Wooten Virginia Hancock EJ ane. T8Yl0 Qjf??if?? , N 'rf vb 4i-v- JUNIOR HIGH CH0lR President - - - - - - Betty Briggs Vice-President - - - - Barbara Hood s'cVet Y - - - Jimmie Leach Treasure' - - - - - - mme Mae Butler ' ' - t- Briggs Outstanding boy - - - - Tbmmy Dunnagan Bobby Boyd, Peggy Bozman, Betty Briggs, Willie Mae Butler, Bebe Caldwell, Martha Carpenter, Winston Carpenter, June Cary, Mattie Dacus, Isabelle Dickson, Tommy Dunnagan, Marvin Ellis, Bobby Ford, Marie Garton, Charles Greer, Betty Hearnsberger, Jack Hendrickson, Marie Hewitt, Juanita Hill, Lggnie Mae gill, Elizabeth Johnson, Martha Vaughn, William Waller, Wanda Williamson, Bobbie Wells, Barbara Woods, Freda Johnson, Marilyn Kinney, Jimmie Leach, Roy Legglt, Dixie Markh n, Mary Ellen Marrs, Gene Massey, Emma Mayfield, Nelda McGrannahan, Deloris Merritt, Barbara Mlntor, Kathleen Newton, Ollie Nix, Dennis Rhinehart, Thomas Roberts, Velma Robert- son, Barbara Schenault, Gladys Schrib, Jewell Smith, Winnie Stevens, Jane West, Mary Ann Townsend, Patsy Block, Tommy castleberry, Della Loy Stokes, Mary Joyce Phillips --. N , i v I A K f U ' , 1' ' - , - 1 , ' . 1 f e . . , - - i - X . , 1 ' -, - A , I 1. ,- , ., - - . .- ' v. 1, - we M , b J,--7 'L ,,.., Q . , -,Q I A ...4 Qg,.,M,a,', .,.-.,.1S.,g-.42m.a,4z4..a.i,,..L-L-,, .,1.- .Q'-..Q.rgga.,,.f,,-.,La-,., xx' .M .ragga .LY Q , LAW, ln., .M 'ia.-3.135 Nelda Barr, art editor, has displayed her tale t throughout the annuah ll45ar's ale Staff , The editors, Eunice Barrow and Lafern Mitchell, dis- cuss an Important problem with instructor Woodson. Joe Neil Hancock has been a valuable asset by making K 'f ., ggpff, 'Ummm -' - - ,. . ' 'V' 'f'fJMml?'I'fJf.,I' fr . - , yu,-, ,h , 1 , E gQ?MM UUW.' -5 M.. -,kmW' -W xf , Q ' X E--. gy' Q' V 1, .....,.,,. ,,L. ' A 72, - ,f ,B 1 5, . , -'gl :rg-1 W we yi K ' . 'V .'-1 r W W U f , 1 Q f . 4 ' t V 'W' N Mei' QM-nw if ' Q' sf 5 f , Au J Q plates and running the press. SJ is :L 7 fi I W, .1 Jack Prazak is ace photographer of the staff. x Hu... YI , ,N lgnema Glasco enduionnle Robertson were in charge o the seventh, eighth, and eleventh grades ' .. ,.,1'- , 7 . W l Jimmy Rowe. camera man, gets ready to shoot Bobby Sandlin and Parker Sullivan, sports editors, are proud to see some of their pages already printed. a half-inns lorna Bridger sas too busy even to look up IHCH the snap hot was taken. lobbie Iooten checks her Sophomore pages to see if they are correct. 5.....v-me-W K - Q lv, X .cv 0 Society editors, Luvenna Kennedy and Eles- tical Ledbetter, have a good time assembling the favorite section. '?Sf i Senior Class editor, Betty Powell, inspects a run that Joe leil and Mr. Woodson have just finished. Barbara Holcomb is seen giving the owner of the Vogue a sales talk in order to sell another page of advertisement. . I t A J0 MN m XX RUBY NELL GARY fFirst associgygditorl 'Second 0306539 editor? YEFFIE QM VERIQFR Editor- m-chu e JUNE DECKE GLORIA COX fFourth associate :ditorl Usalstant editor, ' ll H. DAHS ffznonsorl ON a4.:sR:s.2::f-A , PWM svn 4 .W3 A H BERT H R 8 AROLD LONG BENNIE BEST ' Izliartoonistl f X .-....-- X x V 7-1-. ..i llsving just distributed an issue of their publication, this si , group now works o a paper to bebreleased a week later. . X . . Q 5 A , VARI- ISIS SILAFP PERS 'diss Imogene Copeland Lou Ann Dimlavy Jo Ann Holmes e , 1- is Lorem Mitchell Danioe Barrow HEADLINE PRINTER Alfred Butler VARI-TYPISIS Miss Imogene Oopelqmd PHUICISRAPQ-IER Jack Prazak Lorraine Lawless Cleftl, circulationist, and Joyce Stewart, associate circulationist, prepare Eduard Burns Alfred Butler Bllly Clark .James Cox Ellzabeth Dillard Dlck Edwards A. P. Preerrun 1 James Hall Vlrglnia Hancock Lois Ruth Hanna Gerald Hannon Osler Hutson Bobbie Memo Maybeth Mcllroy ames Medley Johnrue Nixon Qqsa Marie Smith Rlchard Tlallent C, A. Turner Bllllg lnhrden Jane itehurst copies of the Bear Facts for mail ing to numerous alumni and schools, while Glen Moore, Glenn Moore, paste-up assistant, marks columns on a page for the next issue. The fifth-period Jounalisn Class works toxmeet a deadline. ' y. . - -. , ,,A-l ,f ,- ,, . . i. , ' ,- ,A ,lm Blvd ,hx I , ,tele 3 ,1..-.-fn.. 1- -41 -ww -1-v-W Y Y-,frf V 4'-vqevxf,-Y.. .-,f ,Y . - -.- .. ,-,, - Y Wv.:,,-v.., ,f--W-T -,qvti K ,, ,., ,, A ,4., A. ,s N ,. ,..,.,g-.,...-fi,--ag--Q-gg-Y--gre -few-7-'w-,-, nflrfn -, -.'j,,.X xv f.. -i ,H - V. ,4,,, .X , ,, . 1 X ' 0 , ' 0 ' atlonal Honor Soclety Q OFFICERS ' b First Semester second se-,aiu A Pf0Sidef1i -------------- Edna Snow Pregidgnt .....,,,,, ,Jo Mn enough Vice-President - - - - LaFern Mitchell Vice-President - - - - Flaleah Byrd SCCVCUVY - - - - - Jeanette Olliff Sacretary , , , - - Claudine Pope Treasurer - - - - Lou Ann Dunlavy 1,-oasurer , , - - Ruth Stes' Miss Ruth Aston, sponsor, and officers wait to be served. MEMBERS Edna Earl Snow Larern Mitchell V Jeanette Olliff Lou Ann Dunlavy Flaleah Byrd Claudine Pope Ruth Stees Lowell Robinson Jane Taylor Falma Ann York Jo Ann 'GoodS0l1 Jessie Bledsoe 1.,-.,. , gil, ' Hg-, The pledges and the honorees are served by the Qji L presided .t a tea givgg illth8il' h0h0f- 'W Lorraine Sanov, Bonnle Hancock L ' and Ton y Newton ' ew'8 nancy' I The Gladewater High School Library con- tains over 7500 books and subscribes o ap- proximately lO0 periodicals. Each year mazy magazines are bound into permanent form an ad ed to the reference shelf. Each hour the Librarian is assisted by two S udentswho check books and magaaines to other students, answer reference questions, read shelves, and help to process new books. The assistants are as follows: Flaleah Byrd, Jeanette Olliff, Jessie Karnes, Sue Wilson, Loraine Sanov, Margaret Baker, Ruth iteef, Jo Ann Maxwell, Lewis Money, and Tommy ew on. 4 VYg.,A,AV,,V,, ,. . ,. F L l r l i i V l i i r 5, P I, l Ki n 5, 9 so F , , -.., ,.-'2 w'4A if ,,.'- if-I L Y 3 .,,'.1,. if .n . X K wiiiwsfyf of - Q fi Y xvrxgiphk 335 .xiii J , -1: --Af fi gs. 3 J .A is 'iw 1 r, f . UW l A H if ' 7 f 1mN'b 'lWf MY.4, W xii' '2'--aw These efficient office assistants are as follows: Nelda Barr, Stella Cross, Lou Mn Dumavy, Jo Mn Holmes, larbara llolcoab, Gloria Julian, Mittie Lou Barren, Yvonne Brllill, Edna Glst, Melba Sharp, Mn Mley, Janet Burnett, Betty Jane Saulter, Marlene Graham, Dorothy Hall. Jo Ann Ooodson, and llolena labatar. T718 0ffiC9fS of fhe Girls Recreation Association ral 'Old I I . 98 6 ory. Thay are Jessie Kamos, President, Elizabeth Wl990f10 , VICB-Pf08id0flf, JMU Tlylor and Peggy Mcfachern Knot shown In plctural, secretary, Lafsrn Mitchell, treasurer, and June Decker, reportsr. N 4- xikw 47 AA ,... h.,-,, , ra. c. L. orrsncsns ' President - - - - - Madge Dennard Vice-President - - - Nelda Jean Barr Secretary - - - - Jo Nelle Chambers Treasurer - - - - Peggy 'McEachern 'N MEMBERS Madge Dennard, Nelda Jean Barr, Jo Nelle Chambers, Peggy McEachern, Jo Ann Good- son, Shirley Slade, Bonnie Robertson, Margaret Baker, Janet Burnett, Sue Bumous, Mary Lou Brock, Joan Broiles, -Loretta Broyles, Adah Clark, Billie Frances clark, Sue Coleman, Linda Dean, Ann Dooley, Margaret Ferrell, Ida Lois Gaines, Helen Gibbons, Mynema Glasco, Frances Hutto, Sara McRoy, Marie Oder, Joy Phillips, Betty Jane Salters, Jane Taylor, Manda Thompson, Jeffie Verner, Elizabeth Waggoner, Mary Ellen Watson, Falma Ann York, and the sponsor Miss Enid Aycock. , , F 15-f -H 7 - rf: -,f', ,fAhi' .41- - to--X f .--. , - -?' xx. -sf' aff., ,-...e-.g.'f, 1: -f ff, , K -,ff L 2 ?f- -iw! SM -. -1 T ,,.t,-...,. , '47,--5' H-a,' if V 3,451 fQQiTj 4 Rfffa? kk' 'km L mais. .L .q..e,.i,.. ,....v1. ,- - - A , i W A, ' F FUTURE HOHEMAKERS CLUB Under the direction of Mrs. Roy Pynes and Miss M. Walker I 5mi.1vMJ OFFICERS OF THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS From left to ri?ht: Nelda Berryhill - Secretary Mima Jean Hood - Parlimentarian Helen Nelson - Area Officer E eanor Wilson - President, Dot Hall - Vice-President, Bobbie Hoofen - Historian, Ruby Gary - heporter. I . H-v.. Futures Farmers Shawn here presenting flowers to their sweetheart, Shirley Slade, are the FFA B0ylu President - - - Vice-President 2nd Vice-Preiident - - - MdVhaPmsMmt-- - Secretary ----- - - - Reporter - - - Treasurer - - - -' Parlimentarian Historian ---- - Sentinel - - - John Bartlett Herbert Brewer - Herbert Cole - Billy Harden Charles Bowlin -Robert Daniel -Herschel Shott - -Bobby Mills -Dick Edwards - Donald Hilks Aftgr enjoying their annyal banquet these Future Farmers posed with their sweetheart for this pictunm be Few Q fbi gyxfxsff we '. 1f front fowl Xett to r' . Levlks Money, Cutten Warren, Betty Jo Powett, Betty Arm Mctuttey, Ruth Stees, Edna Bae Gtst, Faye Sandhn. Back row Xeft to rkghtz Jmmy Hentey, wterschet Shott, mare Mae Lut1., Eunice Barrow, Lavern Mktchett, Jo Nth Maweh, Edna Bart Snow, and was Gummtngs. Other members are: Stetta Gross, Lou Nm Dxmtayy, B9-rbara ktotcomb, Luyena Kennedy, Etestkcat Ledbetter. Haney Warren, and Hetene vlebster, an . .e,-,li-D i i r L . QL' 'Y-Y. Miss Cum - sn0w m '9s ' Presi 7 sp0n d 50r, ent, SUS Hiiulgefl warren n . 1 T ' VIC - eeasurer, ea Pdresident n J FaYe ' UAH Sandl. n Maxw ffl, Re ell, Se pofter cretary . 1 Edna E Br' wed N.. fi-- , ' Ni k- Among the sweethearts of 'GHS we see Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Preston who were recently married. Mrs. Preston is the former Ann Ruble, secretary to Superintendent Cleveland: Mr. Pl'eSf0h is a GHS graduate of 19141, Q X Jerry and Bobby U larbara and lilly Bob Bloryette and Robert N 'A Dwi ,,,A,. . A . . M 9 ,,m Yxaa! jf' f ' Ruby and Harold Q1-' zuflvf-' ' , ' 1'- f1 ..f' .W x I A I-'62 .-.-V, 45. ,. 3 I , N329 Q., A A -ggi 1 1 Ill lqd Jerry hifi- ll' Jlrly 95001 lad .larry lgtty and Rayqond ':...'-' ',L.1.. M- .L,.,-,M . , . QQAJ- .:...g..f:.L. ., ,.-,..g... 6 , ... wx Jo Ann and Chester - A361 f - f A 2 Q - Ml.- AAA... ,., .- Q , 3' ,., Ky An fl and EUh7n -...F 11,--f -- Y---V1-f--v---va-wg--7 W. V 1-W-Wv -.---m,.'T-fyfw-Ffvifx. . -f, ' . x ' . , -- X, ' V . 5 , . . N X , , N , .. f 1 ,flinih 'Ind 'W' llllle Francis and-Billy San and Louis layf Aan-and Charles agar-M Y - 'x x x 1 'f 1 , V . X , ., S' , -H X -4 .14 AH, A.: f-f',..A-M Aj if , , .. L. X ivilics . gif 1' X f ul Q' M 1 0.-f Y M s V 5 X if AR N1 f Q -5, I 4 , '35 l-w if 'QFJ ,,f,f-,..:- 'fff'f-'.f-f,,S'-f 3' x Q 5.05-4 is eff? At the different special meetings for each division of Journalism speakers from various high schools told how their annual or paper is published, or how they o about aking pictures, etc. ?n other words, everybody exchanged methods and ideas about gournalism. A banquet an dance was given for the members of the convention on Friday night. Besides having a good time, our SHS representatives me, many students rom other schools. This intermingling promotes friend- ship and co-operation among the schools of the state. ' On Saturday morning the election of officers of THSLA was held. One of our own GHS s udents, Bennie Best, was elected secretary. :bfi TRIP TO DENTON These pictures were taken while the annual staff and the BEAR FACTS staff were at the annual Texas High School Press Association con- vention En Denton, Texas. This meeting lasted two days, Friday Saturday, December 5 and 6. Upon arriying Thursday night at TSCH, where the meeting was held, the staff members attended a wel- come party which was given by the iournalism department of the col- e e gil day Friday, sectional meet- ings were held LQ discuss ways and means of publishing school papers and annuals, photography, and other things connected with iournalism. CEM .,,,,.. , -,--,V ' ' Hi ' 7-NY' W-'Nw rv Jo Nelle played the part of the nurse in 'Hhen the Sun Rises ne Act Pla Herberm Cole substituted for Clovis Kendrick. gQL12,,.4,,,g fame:-49-1445, K '-,I 5. GGDBUMS 0F IIEATIPQ Presented by the Junior Llass .N 'ff 'Ou XUXBY 00' .duff Sefre ef 5X K- og 1 6109 O9 30 ff 5 bo 9' W es fe Q, XVYN fo DC Y e W K Sz S! mm e O ab A ' W7 X Q fa ,I el K 55,5 Yflmt S K a A' ' X 5 -7 zexeocefv 4' ' S60 XS we Stanley, Nelda, and the Dnctur, Billy Bob, in disguise. The . 1 U '9n,,,o'd1s, 11,8 'L Norm. f..' I M. :U rblnh I ' , bl UAII.-and 0 If 's-:iv If! a,.i cel mea DQS O 3 'U xllxo V we55aq X 8 O 30 , Glen. si r?,, W Mae students enjoy dancing. x . K 58 it 2GEg.Q'5 cF v x 'Le' 03 9 N-J' od my w We fo e9 do SP Y, 1 qs' O - C, 69 ,ex 5 ,tok ,xo Y- w wx 6, .QQ J unior-Senior Banquet Robdrt and Claudine get up to dance x , , , 'L ...V Y fn- V. V 1- 1 f -...ni 1 - ' - ' ' 4 Mr. Tatum and Mr. Toler stand under the Horseshoe. JUNlon SENIIIB BANQU ET f I H t 'E f 5 - 7 Nelda and Oslerf, center of' attraction -.. . , , ,,,.,,e 1 'I -me we we 2,' Q 'M ,x Edward Burns prepares for a serve in the game room Students are served at the refreshments table. Harold and Ruby make a selection. Faima Ann, don't tease Patg give him a cookie. Students who do not wish to dance play checkers in the game room. Football Banquet 3 6 , v QE! ,. 5.4 1 abs i 5s fe I gg? qw Of 4. 'six o 4QV Where are your dates, boys? 151 f Phese girdsiers served themselves af ,f' ' iH9 Tunturi' ' f 1 banquet. n'e' x, A! 1 A K 1 X ffij ' Y .-X, ,- - X 1. Q. MK R rw 'Q '11, h T'w..W x BAN D DANCE Band members enjoy refreshments. Mrs. Tatum serves punch. da and Louis pose for the photo- grapher. Ex-band members at the refreshment table. . Tatum receives a Christmas gift from the band. X x 4: Q30 ,I Cz? 3. Don't look so started! lt's just the photographer use GARBAGE I, Thi 'f 1 T1 f QQ7! oqp good ' .0 fb 7 no-.,1-. ,. fjlff A -1, 'f . , ,Z , . Y. f:.'f' 3 gg? d??QgQ5gifif golf 'Y af 'E' o ,f Wonder who told that joke. s 5' 1... ,Q ,gg 'Q 'Two guys and two gals get together picture. mu nay This group seems to be starved. These girls just had to pose for the p hotograp her. , t X 1- ur Q 2 Q 'l 'ii K E 5 L Kid Day snvt this the height of innocence? Time out for a dance or two. 'ifii ' is X ,. stiff? 'We don't care how we look: we 1 just want our picture taken.Y Nell, this is leap yeac isn't it? X , 4 w A P I new , If ,W 3-X x - 'M , 4' A ' A ,kfgl Na 'agp ,ng ,I it I1 Y 61 A . I A A 3 ,I K' y 12.3. Q2 s E. Y , I , I ,ff ' L , X V, 7 1 Q30 ' f KM, . ,. VY 51 A I 5 Q E739 Q L f E 3 I ,K 1 A . ni? lik ' QE' 'MKKA A W, A ff ' -e Q' M- wlwf sp 'iv' ff T' 1 11 M ,QQ ,M A A Q 4 Q-QA M We x A5 sg 1w5 I ir hw, al L 5 f N5 W 'df is W5 A 1, ' X Qin 'by k , -syy, - is PP N 2 T ja f .1 ,, Y W ., 2 h QS 'W' , in Lf. Ji HPS 11 . . W .E I 'wilif SE A F . EZ 4 3' V2 f A 4 A4-1 R fri -11 . gjfi' if j Bn 3 3 Q' A if ,, - W! ' feal ures and dverlisemenls ,If EM ,MUN , I K , 1? in , ??' f'Q , 'ali .-- ' --1 ,X C ,ff l Qfff 74 rf., . I Y I 55 A4 -I .NAP HMSAI! '? X r '- DI 1' Q . .x ON ,645 gm. :AIO o0K be LQMEHIX -new o 'fe ,- audltomggib 1 00 ' s k, gage' ' Le I ,Ks l-QQ 2 qt Q 'IQ'-, I-' I -I ff . I I .-...?-q,........,-..- I li D05 After an elaspe of ten years I often wondered about my dear old classmates of '4-8. Indeed, it had been a long time since I had seen or heard of them. One morning I was browsing in the library and picked up a copy of WHO'S WHO of 1958, Imagine my surprise to find some of my old classnates listed there. Under the BIS I found NELDA BAPJPS name. Nelda is now rated America's No. 1 spydwologistg however, she is planning to settle down to a quiet ordinary life with LEWIS SUEPPHID, the best architectural engineer seen in a long time.. They plan to be mar- ried soon by Reverend JCHN NEAL The Rev- erend now holds services at the Big Sandy Methodist Church. His wife is the former Jeannette Olliff. JO ANY HUMFS was also listed in W'D'S WFD. 'She gained this position becoming secretary to the President. 1 returned the WHU'S WHO'to the shelf. Then a book entitled How I Mastered the Dictionary by JESSIE RLEFSQE caught my eye., Jessie always did have a huge vocalulary, and in this'book, she relates all the trouble she had in adding all the oords of of Websters' Unabridged to hervocabulary. Leaving the library I paused before a poster announcing the famed book reviewer FIALEAH was soon to be heard in a review of 'God's Little Acre. I decided to walk a while before returning homey and as Ifpased C1 ark's Pool and Dominoe Parlor, I saw the owner, BILL GARK, outside talking to Glarles CARI, who, by the way, is a new member of Al cholics Anonymous .Cbelieve it or not.l Iben I met BLBBY SAUCIEB. He was still wearing his A 8, lla uniform. It seems he still can't pass his courses there. He says his trouble is worrying about Linda. As I turned to walk on, someone grabbed meiand said, Hey, wanta buy a washing machine? The voice I recogmized as belonging to EUBBY SAWIILIN, who usee the same tactics now that he did selling annuals 'back in '4R. I finally got away from Bobby and entered aj restaurant for lunch. 1 picked up the morning paper and on the front page I noticed an article about Congresswoman SIEES, RUIH to her friends. 'Ruth is still trying to reorganize Congress. Another article on Page I was about the identity of Miss Hush, remembered by her classmates as JO ANN GUJPSOV. .lo ann was chosen because of the name she has made for herself as an actress. She recently played opposite BILL UEAW BUFHK in the Lone Hanger. Bill, tiring of the rodeo, resorted to cowboy pictures. - l h'N I t 0 Sleep - 'Q -s BQ I IQ if! -X -'O X -fs 4 . 39' WT SQQF' 4 xxoyix' QQ 2fl'3Wle C2731 0 ,f Si!! X! iff? XJ Off oo 9 so ' f u 7 i 19 o?-:CE X g'l5Qi ,e Qwffix oy f ' of 5150204 awp o'9.9.x9o5 oak 11,9 to Y-ge ff, kQV9 qixfh ff-J' H! ,ff . .P 7 JL 'V Glleeh S 1041 1 'def , 5,-.e ,ff I 5 eff 'Revs www ..H53 On the sports page I found the names of more old friends. PAT DIFFIE, star of the Bears in 48, is now playing first string center for the mighty White Oak Houghnecks. CHAHLES KELLEY, that avid baseball fan, is pitcher for the Bumble Bees now. ' Also in the field of sports was an article about the famous skater, TONY HAMMER. It seems Tony can't find room on the rink to skate be- cause too many girls clutter the floor swooning over him. On the advertisement page was an ad adver- tising the Plantation now owned by BUDDY TUGWEIL and EVERETT KELLER. OSLEH HUTSON with his Singing Sax leads his own band there every Saturday night. JANE TAYLOR the famous torch- singer is also in the floorshow. After I finished my meal, I started home, and on the way I met two more old classmates, the former RUBY GARY and BOBBIE WOOTEN who are now Mrs. Harold Long and Mrs. Jerry Johnston. They are still together constantly. They even live in a duplex. They said they were on their way to get their husbands from school. As I walked on I ran into BILLY'BOB-GREEN. He said that he and his wife fformerly BARBARA HOLCONBEJ were giving a party the next night and that I was invited. I accepted his invita- tion and went on. lhe next night at the party I renewed more old acquaintances. As I entered I heard a familiar laugh and, turning, saw OLIVIA MCDONALD Olivia is now paid by the Vernon Film Companv to provide the laughter of their films. The ownem of the Company is JEHUIE VERNON. Also attending the party were FALIA ANNE and PAT KLHCH. Falma still uses her maiden name, York, in her business. She is a commercial artist and draws all the funnies in the Union Grove Daily Press printed by UEAN HAY CALDWELL. Deanie always liked printing in school. Just then Mr. and Mrs. AIPHEU BUTLER entered the room, Mrs. Butler may he better known as HELENE WEPSTER. Al still has a good job as announcer for the Gleamo Toothpaste Co. on their radio show each Saturday night. Helene said that she left LEFERN NITCHELL sitting with her children. Lafern makes a perfect baby sitter. She sits all the time. And be- sides it gives her something to do while her husband fights. 'W- M JY W1 O L ,L o QQ 9 2 -2: W , :Q ,Ja 'cm f S. J ld L N A y VQCM A439 sry . :Il 'X:' - 5 .0 -1187. w E ! ft ' fd 'Su- , Y X Suddenly the boy voted most courteous in '48, CLOVIS KENUdICKS, caused a great commotion by slapping his wife, EUVA EARL SNOW, for say- ing he was not polite enough to her. Making her entrance next was BETTY MCCULLEY who is now an Earl Carroll Beauty. Betty has all her costumes designed by EUNICE EAHROW who has always been interested in art, but confi- dentially there's not much costume for her to design. At the refreshment bar Navajo Evans was jerking sodas. She had just created her specialty for C. A. TURNER and HEHSHEL SHOTT who have been loafing all these years. They say they are still recovering from the shock of receiving their diplomas. HEWB COLE arrived at the party late because he had so many chores to do on the farm. He left Joy at home to milk the cows. LOU AWV DUNLAVY also arrived late because she ran out of gas on the way from White Oak. She said she wished Butch would hurry and pop the question so she wouldn't have to travel so much. FETTY FJEW stayed home because she was still trying to count the money from the sale of Eear's Tales back in '49. - , l saw a group gathered around the piano and upon further investigation foudd the player to he JO ANY LILLEY. She was giving her rendition of Foogie Woogie while JOE NEIUUGH and SUE WIL- SON jitterbugged. They have also become famous as lcGough and Wilson, dancing nightly in the Palm Isle floor show. DORIS OOYALWSON entertained with a few of her famous riddles. To date she has won 35,891 in radio prize money for asking questions. This was easy for'Ooris. STELLA CROSS announced that she had to he home early to be ready for class the next night. That began the breaking up of the party. Then was the first time I saw JO ANN MAX- WELL now a teacher of P. E. at Pritchett and NITTIE LOU WA!lREN, secretary to LOWELL ITBTNTN. Oude always wanted to be a petroleum engineer, but the closest he got to petroleum was owning a filling station. While l was there GLORIA JULlAV came around asking for donations to the Salvation Armv. CLAUDiNE POPE and JESSIE lAdNES were with her playing the drum and tambourine. After I got home l got out my '48 Bears Vale and found that I had either seen or heard of all the class of 18 except WANCY WAQSFN and FPANCESS TPUMIULLD 1 finally remembered that thev were now in Washinrton 7. C. counting the bricks in the Washington monument. That was their consequence on the Truth or Consequences program Nay 8, l948. Frances, ace photographer, has been waiting around all this time to photo- graph them as they reach the last brick. As l fell asleep, I wss happy with the thought that all my old friends were so content with what they are doing. 8 oe xo. -5 c -S Ik 9 9 RX-Q 0139+ lu :QQ-45 T H? KN S it Q . Q O S tn? ' ish? ff? 92 Cf' W 1, N I: 33, DQNQ 18 Qmuy -A few days ago when I was looking through the records at the county court house, I ran across an old tattered and torn bundle of papers. While mice that had been playing hide-and-seek among the papers scurried across the floor, I glanced over the contents. To ly surprise, some of the names sounded fam- iliar. Looking closer, I discovered the bundle to be the EAST WILL AND TESTA- MENT of the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty-eight. .I found the document so interesting that I decided to relate it to you. H BILLY CLARK wills Billy Timmons his chair in'American History so that Timmons can enjoy the same priveledges that he did. To Billy Jack Barton he leaves his place on the snooker table after school in the Business Men's Club. JESSIE KARNES wills WILL her will if he'll take it. Her great knowledge of shorthand she leaves with Miss Cum- mings. A SUE WILSON and JO ANN MAXWELL leave their all afternoon place in library to someone who is taking shorthand next year---the time will be greatly needed ' to prepare each day's lessoni Senior Class Will N G. . fy ne. Stu 754, 72? QF ,Sid I .5 HELENE WEBSTER wills her height to Jack'Adamsf'u JOfANN LILLEY wills her musical ab- ility to Miss V. Lee Nelson. HERSCHEL SHOTT wills his shyness to Hughes Brown. JACK PRAZAK wills the annual to Mr. Woodson. TCNY HAMMER wills his huge frame to Harold Long. - HERBERT COLE wills his pig-raising career to Billy Tugwell. JOE McGOUGH wills his ability to get along with Miss Kitty Taylor to the coming Senior Class. . JESSIE BLEDSOE and NEVAJO EVANS will the good sense they used to graduate at mid-term to Elestical Ledbetter. EUNICE BARROW wills her sister, Bon- nie, a good time in high school. LAFERN MITCHELL wills her brother, Bill, her position on the NHS. BILLY BOB GREEN wills the Jun- ior Class all the bad luck the Senior Class has had this year. MARY JO HARRIS wills her abil- ity to chew gum in bookkeeping claw to Jack Adams. ' I OSLER HUTSON wills all his wom- en to Herbert Humphries. JERDX VERNON Wills his parking place by the big tree to Margaret Ferrell. JOHNNY LOFLIN wills his ability to get all the girls to Billy Mark Day. LOWELL ROBINSON wills to Babe Foshee his first-chair cornet in hopes that Babe will develope physically and mentally to be able to perform the task. LOUISTRAY LATCH wills the halls of GHS to the Sewer Extension of the city of Gladewater. DEAN RAY CALDWELL wills his job of keeping the kids quiet in the cozy to Jimmy Don Tipton. JI MY ROWE wills his half-tone mak- ing job on the annual staff to Joe Neil Hancock. NELDA BARR wills her numerous dates to Madge Dennard. T0 Norma Bridger BETTY RUTH FREE wills her loud mouth. BETTY JO POWELL:wills her position as head,cheer leader to.Dot Hall. BARBARA HOLCOM E wills her priveledge of going out every night WITHOUT Billy Bob during the school year to Maybeth Mcllory. . . To any girl who is brave enough to work in it alone fin a class of boysb FRANCES TRUMBULL wills her dark room. TREE V , 1 Q P91 Q Nj W! 1, 9' k . , 0 Q., L gf' Qt asap eo '? Qnsmcv . FBuNtnh4'PEN x MEN 1 eq' ff -fjjff Rasa .ffI !' fx iff! N FALMArANN YORK Wills her ability to sit down after riding horseback any day of the week and twice on Sunday to Barbara Sue Bumpus. STELLA CROSS leaves her man-getting technique to Bonnie Robertson and Wynema Glasco. BETTY ANN McCULLEY wills her athletic ability to Billie Jo Steen and Peggy McEachern. A To Bobby MoAda NEL A BARR leaves her long black tresses. FLALEAH BYRD wills Mr. Webb, a fel- low artist, her pinfup collection. JEANNETTE OLLIFF wills her place at the desk in sixth-hour study hall to anyone who can do four things at once-- check out books, answer foolish questions, read the latest magazines, and keep up with all the library gossip. - OLIVIA MCDONALD wills her green eyes to someone who has blue eyesg to ,Dessie Nelms she leaves her old leaky fountain pen.s CDAUDINE POPE bequeaths her good times in GHS to anyone capable of having as good a time as she did. VIRGINIA HANCOCK wills THE BEAR FACTS to Jo Ann Smith. X RUBY GARY wills her position on1The BEAR EACTS, associate editor, to Maybeth Mcllroy. To Harold Long she wills her good grades. C. A. TURNER leaves his place in Miss MoAdams's Texas History Class to Herbert Humphries. , - PARKER SULLIVAN wills his quiet manners to J. W. Ward. , 'All the lovely times she has had in Mr. Webb's office JANE TAYLOR wills to Nancy Stevens. LOUfAN DUNLAVY wills all her jewelry and excess height to Miss McAdams. PAT KUTCH wills his ability to play the trombone to Jerry Williams. MARGARET BAKER wills her excess weight to Edna Mae Gist ------ in hopes that Edna will profit by it. DORIS DONALDSON wills her bubble gum to anyone who thinks he can get by with chewing it in MisssAston's English class. CHARLES CARR wills his beard to Slick Jerry Williams--hoping that Jerry can grow one for himself someday. EVERETTE KELLER would will his table at the Plantation to Jim Warrick, but he has decided to keep it another year. BRYAN MATHEWS leaves Baby Foshee and hopes that Baby will find himself a new Certain Little Girl. 70. 1.1.92 an P f X 9. 0 af- 1019 .X X I x X X N w k XXX! u LRSSJ FN A I:-fave' L Stuck D LEWIS SHEPPERD wills himself to a good-lookin , red-bl ' ' -ny Wh0'1l 11351 liim. Coded' Amerlcan glfl back sAgESU2Y'fwil lst his Biology .class no longer needs ig! er four years he ' BOBBY SAUCIER wills to J. W. Ward his First Chair Baritone--to the rest of the suckers he wills the whole school. D To Nelda Berryhill MITTIE LOU WARREN will? her straight A civics report BOBBIE SUE WOOTEN wills her and Jerry's place in GHS to Mima Woods and Billy Bob Barker. . RUTH STEES wills her shorthand book to anyone who has fifty cents with which to pay the rental fee that is due on it. . CLOVIS KENDRICKS wills his quiet disposition to J. W. Ward. 1ALFRED BUTLER, better known as Al'f, wills Bobby Honeycutt his cue stick at the Business Men's Recreation Club. 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S N5 is S ' 3?1i5?E3 i35 235513 'N Q lggg?ggEigii gi BQ , , -,M Y v -W l ,. ,,,- ,- , , I H -,,,- Y '- J al! ---.4-., --1 , Ll' - - Qi-1 ,. .,.. , A f , -2- 535 W S3353 Q S S gggxigiiglgisiifi A gigggggigimfgiisgligii W W V fi' 1 , I , , W 4 W ,., Y Y,,,,...,. .N 5 1 X H 5315535235 iiif? :ix f iEE5S? YQ!? 2 Q Sgqfrifigiggigi gm M 3iEEE?sQ?ii LS i is F T . E iw ggifw is skgi XD?Qwki2QSfgfx r F H 5 'N S N.s--A QSS . NK RiQb3f A5 M NQwsSm5xwMQs J 1 N Fei .N'X X gg? SS SESRQE 3 5 im gm S if Ei vii if --- .Q-- X , In - , I 1 ,L , . X . ,,, Students Produce GHS Bear's Tale The st dents pictured above, along with several others, worked a the last night of production. At the beginning of the first semester Mr. Woodson, the sponsor, chose the annual staff. The first two weeks of school was spent in explaining different parts of the yearbook, learning to reproduce pictures, make plates, and to do other things connected with pro- ducing an annual. After the staff members had become better acquainted with each Other and with Mr, Woodson they asked to write down their first three choices of positions on the stafft By the third week of school everyone had been appointed a job and had been informed of the things he must do to hold that Jobs The editors-in-chief, Jane Taylor and LaFern Mitchell were given the responsibility of the whole annual, This meant that besides assembling the building pictures, faculty pictures, and feature sections, they must see that everything was done correctly, help other stu- dents if necessary, and keep up the spirit of the staff. JHHC took the faculty and the prophecy of the feature section, LaFern, the buildings and the will and calendar of the feature section, However, shortly after mid-term Jane had to give up her positiont Eunice Barrow, who had been art editor. took her olacer Besides 'Fw '1 '?f' Tj:-f--:1 ' 4' ' ' -'wr :V ' 'af 'gg'j - - fe -:l !!'l 'f 1- ' 'f ,- .',.,' - ',: -- ,- .1, ' . A ., f , , . . .. All the students liked folding pages because they could fold and talk at the same time. finishing Jane's work she drew all the fly sheets for the sections. Together she and LaFeI11 worked up up pages for the dedication, Na- tional Honor Society, annual staff, student body officers, administra- tion, Future Homemakers, board of education, Journalism trip to Den- ton, snapshots, and the editors' note, LaFern was responsible for the vari-typingg Eunice, the strip- ping in. The class editors were as fol- lows, Betty Jo Powell, Senior class and Bear Facts staffg Bonnie Robert- son, Junior class and eighth grade, Bobbie Wooten, Sophomore class, strings, and choral clubs, Jimmy Rowe, Freshman, and Wynema Glasco, seventh grade, The favorite section, including Junior High and senior High, was assigned to Luvena Kennedy and Eles- tical Ledberter, They were also responsible for Who's Who, Vale- dictorian, Salutatorian, Historian, and the band pages. The sports section, consisting of thirty-one pages, was completed by Bobby Sandlin and Parker Sul- livan. since this division is quite large, this was their only assign- ment, Betty Ruth Free, who took care of the Senior kid day pictures, was fin charge of all play productionj 7 Q . S- ix '-. if T Z -. w I . .,.., . , , . 1. ' 4. ?f-H , 1-' - - - ' Jil-kwaiiiai--v-1'-f-' eh-V55-'fi1c:.s:1,:+1,: K - L.-u lr 1.1-un VYV, Eu - I, fl - t - neu? uvrnwl agrrntwi tennis? dfqrhe wag- typing. Junior - Senior DHHQUSI, Christmas dance, football banquet, and the library assistants pages, Nelda Barr, art editor, drew the designs and figures for the various pages. She also drew the tip-end sheetsu Norma Bridger took the Girls Recreation Associa- tion, Future Farmers, and the Fu- ture Business Leaders of America Club pages. Barbara Holcomb sold adds and assembled the advertisement section. Frances Trumbull, in charge of the sweetheart section, took her own pictures, She and LaFern Mitchell printed all the pictures fOr the front cover. Jack Prazak was the photographer, while Jimmy Rowe shot half-tones and line copy, made plates, and helped run the press. As a whole the staff worked hard to produce the Bear's Tale. Several students spent every spare minute they had working on it. During the last two weeks of work several people who were not members of the staff helped to finish last minute details., Two people in parI1CU131' were Mrs. F. R. Holcomb and Billy McAda. Mr. Woodson's photography classes helped fold and assemble the pages. ' '..:, fs 5 lx-, 41.30 ..., . ,,,,L.4.......L.,-, X.. .g.-, EAT YOUR SUNDAY DINNERS at The Green Hut Mr. and Mrs. John Stonery owners Our steaks are so tender we wonder how the cow ever walked LOHQVFSW Highway Phone for reservations I - Ritz Pharmacy The Rexall Store Next to the Cozy Theater Drugs, Sundries, Cosmetics ,.,,-,+,,,, .,,, , . , , ., , .,.,,M 1 5 a aqua Y 1 6 : . of I , Congratulations B. F. Phillips 4 Henley 5 Plumbing 1 Service V I Q I e lle 'M' 1 Com plimenis of B. F. Goodrich Stores 0 4 105 W. Commerce Phone 505 1 . Comwmme T Wlsemans Funiture Holcombe House C0mI13I1Y E E ALLU Bennett's Gives Fine Points About The New Fords Walter Bennett W -tN'1n-r - 1a - 'f' - Ing '13 , --rs, Gillilallds Studio Fine Porfraits Phone 60 Gladewater, Texas -ff-e----4' --lr-'A W R. B. O'Br-ine Compliments Master Plumber Sanitary Engineering 1,0 Years Experience 9 G.F.Wacker s i Phone 565-I 605 Quiiman wwz. wus. 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AS tfi , S' 'Q 4 p K un Compliments of ' 4 n Music Cgmpany Sheppard Cleaners Everything Musical A 4 Ph'-me 466 e 1 1 1 Leon Bennett, Manager , p I I 4 W-- ...oM,.eee,..+M.e.eew,-,-e W ol 1 IJ ' f A Greetings From K. Wolens Department Store East Texas' Most Popular Store in Gladewater Phone 212 A 100 E. Commerce Higgs General Me '3ha 'Se Perry's Barber Sz Beauty Shop Lee Perry, Owner Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods, 4 Notions, Flour and Feed ,The Schooys Friendu 712 N. Main Phone 158 Phone NEW., p p ty , , E rIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII IIIIIIIII III'IIIVIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIII FINNEY BROS sxm and umm saw, 'f .32 -V LQ. N - , x,.,, e 'rv KAI' 30. 'Wjk -:.- .r!', at f L15 125 SOUTH MAIN STREET I .I xx X. I r XXX X, . , I sg - Boots ,-,,, Belts ---P Saddles N A' GH.S. t dents enjoy go d S it 1 i 2 d t 3 Waggener Cleaners f D llas Higmay Phone 465 Compliments oj Nlcivilliams Hardware 8 Furniture Co. 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The Electric Shop 2.02 S. Dean St. Phone 430 m..,..,1:e,., , Y- Y , , ,S ..,,,., UNITED GAS CDRPORATIDN 3 Southwestern Gas and Electric Company 'H1W ' WFWW f . . V X V V . N Sales And Service E J.o. Williams D'--,425-'S Compliments of Dillard Grocery ,1-Q' Purina Feeds ' Phone 427 :am so. Main , Y in 9, ,1n,,..1,......,efY M... , , ,lf ' Phone 2317 For Underwood Sundstrand Typewriters Addinq Machines Office Supplies of Equipment Topp Printing 8: Stationery Co. HO South Fredonia Si. Longview, A Texas ' .LLLLLLLL-I . ' , ' 1 N ww,,,,,.-.,...,Y.-vWE,.......- ,, ., -nv 1, .VYY ...,, T. . . A 'WL 1-1-'vu mmm -I mmmmmmmmimiii xxxi s 7 1 Exclusively ywfs for Style and Quality Merchandise a A G.H.S. 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