Glover High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Grapeland, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1951 volume:

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WITH THIS HOPE THAT ITS PAGES BE CHERISHED AND SIVLILED UPON IN THE COMING YEARS, AS IT RECALLS IVIEMORIES OF THE ACTIVITIES OF GLOVER CONSOLIDATED HIGH SCHOOL DURING THE YEAR 1950-51, WE PRESENT THIS THE TOIVIAHAWK TO YOU, THE STUDENT BODY. .-.1 ..-.-. ..-...1..1 .-.-. Q.-.-.-. -. .-.-.-.-.i..--.-- -.Q.- The Tomahawk Staff Co-Editors ....... Business Manager .... Club Editors ..... . . Sports Editors . . . Layout Managers . . . Art Editors ............. Advertis ement Committee Typists . . . Sponsors .... . . ..... . ....... B ill Hogan Rose Marie Henderson . . . . . . . Wonnell Henley . . .Billy Edd Peterson .To Ann lvlarrs Bi1lHogan Patsy Henderson . . . Bobby .Tack Minter Doris Banks . . . John M. Hammons Jimmy Potter . . . .Tinunie Carswell Carolyn Bolch Billy Ray Duren Meda Ann Pyle Bill Hogan Billy Edd Peterson . . . . . Emma Jean Beal Meda Ann Pyle Rose Marie Henderson . . . . . . .Mr. C. B. Spence, Ir. Mr. J. C. Merriwether, Jr, THE YEARBOOK STAFF WISHES TO TAKE THIS MEANS OF LETTING IT BE KNOWN TO IVIRS. GUYNELL KENNEDY THAT WE KNOW SOIVIETHING OF THE GREAT AMOUNT OF TIME, PATIENCE AND SKILL SHE I-IAS PUT INTO THE PREPARATION OF THE ART WORK FOR THIS BOOK. IT IS HARDLY BELIEVABLE THAT ANY OTHER YEARB OOK STAFF COULD HAVE BEEN SO FORTUNATE. WE WANT MRS. KENNEDY TO KNOW HOW IWUCH WE APPRECIATE HER AND THAT HER WORK SHALL AL- WAYS CALL TO OUR MINDS AS WE LOOK AT OUR YEARBOOK, THE SPIRIT OF HER GREAT CARE. 4 :fu Elmer E. Langham . . . School Glover John Penick .... John Roy Bobbitt .... ...... . Robert R. Rogers A. B. Bradley M. P. Bennett Board . . . . . President Secretary Alfred Lovelady John H. Holcomb Glover School Faculty H. Frank Beathard .... Gladys Vickers . . . . . . Edwin E. Lock ....... nuunnnunoununaonuu uu -an . . . . . . . . . Superintendent Principal . . . . . . . .Home Economics . . Vocational Agriculture Business Administration James C. Merriwether . . . . . . Chester B. Spence, Jr. . . ........... Mathematics .................Music Lucy E. Skipper ........ . . . Lena Mae Beathard . . Guynell Kennedy . . . . Natha Lee Lovell .... Lounelle Duren .... Ida Mae Davis .... 'U Mrs Mrs, Mrs Glo C OOKS Myrtle Marrs Mrs , .. Annie Vaughn Ludie Kellum Johnnie Smith Sixth And Seventh Grades Fourth And Fifth Grades ...........ThirdGrade First And Second Grades ..............Librarian er School Employees BUS DRIVERS Lelan Smith J eff Davis Leland Smith . . . . . . . Mechanic A lonzo B obb itt ....... Student Advisory L. E. Minter, Jr. Bobby Jack Minter Bill Hogan Frank Meador Billy Edd Peterson Faye Richardson Robert Vaughn Jirnmy Potter John H. Gale Louie McAnnally .Janitor Commtttee Jean Pyle Doris Banks J o Ann Marrs Cleon Compton Leon Compton Cora Jane Langham James C. Creath AX IH V 7 HX l2 N 'I 'B J Q ll Dear Students: It is with much pride that we have prepared this, our first annual. The thrills that have come from its preparation will live in our memories a long time. The yells of Yea, G1over can be heard at a great distance. . The six years that my family and I have spent in your community have been the most pleasant ones of our lives. The friends I hope we have made ' will always be a part of our lives, wherever we go. Our country is being threatened by aggressors from abroad again. We Q must be prepared to defend it. It is upon your shoulders that the burden of carrying on will soon fall, so it is your sacred duty to continue to prepare yourselves to assume your proportionate part of the burden when the time N shall come. We are sincerely proud of your faithfulness in preparing your- Q selves thus far. My wish for you is that there be just enough clouds in your life to make a beautiful suns et. H Sincerely yours, Q1 J' aan Elmer Langham, Superintendent 1 YK '- IV Q D l1lXKx IQ FACULTY ?,, it ci 1950 Glover Facult 1951 ELMER LANGI-IAM Superintendent English M d T EARL LOCK Vocational Agriculture S T Home ECOh0l'IlfCl , S H S T MRS LEAN BEATHARD 6th And 'ith Grades S T MRS IDA DAVIS Libnx-inn H S T MRS LUCY SKIPPER Music A N S T MRS. GUYNELL KENNEDY an Ana sth G:-Adel B.s.,M.A,s.F.A.s.'r.c T MISS GLADYS VICKERS .T C MERRIWETHER Bullncu Administration A H S T MRS. NAT!-IA LEE LUVELL 3rd Grade S. H. S. T. C. FRANK B EAT HARD Principal Social Studies ST C B SPENCE Mnthemcticn MRS LOU NELLE DURIN mmxzm ,MA,s ns 'r ALLQL 1-Qlgql-4.4L-LQQL -' - , ,w ,v . .. E B. S., . E .. S. H. S. . C. Y B, S., S. H. . . C. . B-S--541 -t -9- SSSS U B. S. .... c. 1a.s.,s.H.s.'r.f B..S., S. H. . . C. BSB.. U S, , , , C, S-'---C. B. .T. . .c. 3.5: ,, ,,, ff SENIUR Q A 1.1.-1. .ll L. E. MINTER, JR. FFA - 4 years: Basketball - 4 years: Captain - '49-'50: Baseball - 4 years. BOBBY JACK MINTER FFA - 4 years: District Re- porter - '50: Annual Staff: Student Advisory Committee - l year: Vice-President - Senlor Class: Softball - l year. ROSE MARXE HENDERSON 4-H Club - 6 years: Vlce-Pres- ident: FHA - 3 years: Annual Staff: Volleyball - 2 years: Balketball - l year, Captain - 1951. . .-. - --2 Senio s BILLY EARL SHAW FFA - 4 years: Basketball - 4 years: Baseball - 4 years. E. E. LOCK Sponsor N MEDA ANN PYLE 4-H Club - 5 years, Secretary: FHA Parliamentarian - '5l: - Annual Staff: Secretary-Tren surer - Junior Class: Basketball - I year: Volleyball - Z years: Co- Captain - '49-'50. U BILL HOGAN . FFA - 4 years: District Vice- Presldent - '5l: President - I Junior Class: Annual Staff: ' Student Advisory Committee - 1 year: Basketball - 3 years: Baseball - 3 years. w 5 ' 7 W ELMER RICHARDSON FFA - 4 years: Parlia- mentarlan - '50-'5l: Soft- ball. Baseball, Basketball - Z years. EMNIA JEAN BEAL 4-H Club - 4 years: er - '49L'50. FHA - 3 years: Report- FRANKIE PEARL BURRAN L. B. VAUGHN 4-H Club - 7 years. FHA - FFA - 4 years: Historian Z years: Secretary - 1950: '50-'5l: Basketball, Base- Parllamentarlan - '49. ball - Z years. History of the Senior Class We, the 1951 Seniors of Glover Consolidated High School, are happy to know that the school day memories and activities are to be retained in the form of a school annual. This yearbook will be a source of enjoyment now and in the future. Although we will only be privileged to live one year among its pages, for this we are grateful. Yet, as a graduating class, we believe THE TOMAHAWK can be endeared to us through a bit of reminiscening. At least there will be a few footprints of our former school days. We do not think we are selfish in so doing as there are others connect- ed with our school whom we think will enjoy the doings and undoings of our school agenda from 1939-51. Among these, other than our classmates, are our parents and teachers who are dear to our hearts. j Of course, there has beensome Mathematics involved along this journey in that there was a continual adding and taking away as the years passed. Only the problems in subtraction gave us worry as the loss of a classmate brought a note of sadness. But experience has taught us that there are some things in life which must and can only be kept as cherished memories and nothing more. The year 1939 found a shy group of wide-eyed youngsters entering the thres- hold of Glover Consolidated High School, on that September morning, for the first tirne. Only two of the original class still remain. They are Bill Hogan and Frankie Pearl Burran, Among the excited youngsters all was confusion as Miss Doris Lucas, the first grade teacher, had a trying time teaching the AB C's and THE PRIMER. We found ourselves, the next year, in the second grade with Mrs. Edwin Lockey lending a guiding and helping hand. L. B. Vaughn, Elmer Richardson and Billy Earl Shaw wanted to go over every hard bump with us, and find happiness and joy in pursuing the path of education, so they joined the little band of scholars. Since some children work much more rapidly than others, we find Rose Marie Henderson and Meda Ann Pyle taking advantage of the opportunity to skip a grade and join us in the third grade with Mrs. Loma Mayes as our teacher. By this time, we thought we had about mastered our primary course of study, we were ready for the elementary grades. For the next three years we were under the strict guidance of our Superintendent's wife, Mrs. Mittie Byrd Smith. We found trouble with long division, Roman numberals, many parts of speech and spelling. L. E. Minter curiously looked us over and decided he wanted to join us in the fifth grade. Our teacher for the seventh and eighth grades was our beloved Mrs. Lena Beathard. She was not only our teacher but our friend and volleyball coach for the girls. 'The seventh-grade is a memorable year because the F. F. A. Boys with Mr. Frank Beathard, as teacher and sponsor, took a group to Carlsbad, New Mexico. The following year was our last year in grammar school. We were getting ready to take the big step into high school. We had anxiously looked forward to be- coming Freshmen for those eight long years. At last, we really became Freshmen and it was not long before we realized the Sophomores had initiated us into high school 'in their imaginative ways. We had at last come to the big events dreamed of since first entering school ---- volleyball and basketball with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beathard as our coaches. We played the games hard even though some games were lost and some were won, we still enjoyed playing. In the ninth grade our homeroom teacher was Mrs. Lena Beathard and again to our joy we had another problem in Mathematics---that of addition. We were indeed glad to add Bobby Jack Minter to our class. We had different teachers for each sub- ject in high school. It was like breaking hold of our mother's apron string---we had been accustomed to one teacher guiding our trembling toes over the bumps along the way but now with several teachers to guide us we felt that the world was ours just for the asking, but we found it wasn't as we had to really work as well as dream. Mr. Frank Beathard took the F. F. A. Boys on a trip through south Texas. In the tenth grade Mr. Beathard was our homeroom teacher. We added Emma Jean Beal to our class. As Sophomores we realized that we were still pursuing the path of education as our school work was harder each day. Miss Gladys Vickers was our amiable homeroom teacher in the eleventh grade We were dignified Juniors. This was a memorable year for several reasons: Mr. Earl Lock took the F. F. A. Boys to Galveston. The F. F. A. Boys with Mr. Earl Lock and the F. H. A. Girls with Miss Vickers, Mrs. Jeff Davis, and Mr. J. C. Merriwether went in a bus to the Fat Stock Show in Houston. Glover boys won first place in the county meet in basketball. These and many other short trips made our Junior year an enjoyable one. ln our twelfth year of school Mr. Earl Lock is our teacher. We now have the distinction of being called Seniors. What an honorf One that we have looked forward to for twelve long years. What we had set out to accomplish in 1939 has become a reality in 1951. During our last six years we have been under the strict supervision of Mr. Elmer Langham, our superintendent. We have striven to conduct ourselves so that Glober Consolidated High School shall have benefited in some slight degree by our stay. Although we may have fallen short of our attempted goal, at least we have tried: and it is more praiseworthy to have tried and failed than not to have tried at all. At last we have arrived at the goal which twelve years ago seemed so im- measurably distant. . We entered school assured of kindly expert guidance with qualified supervising teachers. We leave to enter the vast school of experience in the work-a-day world, with no guide but our own intelligence and no teacher save the experience we are about to acquire. Having shared one another's joys and sorrows, successes and failures for so long, let us keep happy memories of our years together. Bobby Jack Minter Rose Marie Henderson Elmer Richardson Frankie Pearl Burran Billy Earl Shaw L. E. Minter, Jr, L.. B. Vaughn Emma Jean Beal ' Bill Hogan Meda Ann Pyle .......... ......- .-.. ..- ..-..- ..-.T..-..-..T.-..-..-.-.1..1..- .1 .-.....-. .1-.-.ma-. .1..1.,..1, 5. -... ...-.-....- ...-.-.-....-....-.-.-....-.-.-.-.-.- -.-.-.-.... .I 1i.1.1.-.1....1.1.1.-..1.T..-.i1l. -1- . 1 . .-.. .-1.1--..1.-Q Last Will and Testament Of The Twelfth Grade We, the Seniors of the twelfth grade, Glover School, Houston County, State of Texas, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be the twelfth grade's last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by us at any time heretofore made. FIRST: We leave all our memories of the last four years lboth good and badj to the Juniors, Sophomores, and Fresh- men we leave behind. SECOND: We direct that the twelfth grade's troubles, worries, distress, uneasiness, pains, annoyance, and disturbance of mind, due to our, study and anxiety of leaving Glover Consoli- dated High School, be left to our dear friends, the Junior Class. THIRD: We give and bequeath the twelfth grade's intelligent, honest, thoughtful, and understanding teachers to our dear friends of the Junior Class, FOURTH: We give and bequeath the twelfth grade's lovely room, with beautiful pictures, and comfortable chairs to the boys and girls of the Junior Class. FIFTH: We the students of the Senior Class give and bequeath to the students of the following things: Frankie Pearl Burran leaves her vanity to Faye Richardson. Every boy born is evidence that God is not yet discouraged of man--- so Billy Earl Shaw leaves his height to Kenneth Bolch. Bill Hogan leaves his ability to get into trouble and heart troubles to Frank Meador. L. B. Vaughn is very good in Math as he knows what figure comes after one. He says, All of 'enri' so he leaves his Math knowledge to Billy Edd Peterson. A boy is a piece of skin stretched over an appetite so L. E. Minter gives his appetite to Benford Stuart. Girls are like flowers---when they fade they die so Ivleda Ann Pyle leaves her lipstick and rouge to Joyce Merle Gregg. Elrner Richardson leaves his masterful attitude to Ferrell Minter. Bobby Jack Minter leaves his corny jokes to anyone durnb enough to laugh at them. Emma Jean Beal leaves her giggles to Wonnell Henley. Rose Marie Henderson leaves her smiles to Louise Womack. In witness whereof, we hereunto set our hand and seal this 30th day of May, in the year of our Lord, 1951. --Z.. .1 mi-. -- ..f I... . JUIXHOF25 We Ki wiv dh w-'A AA' ' ' A.-A n J I.: A I MLLMLLAMLF V-5 ! . ...-. 1 Q M4 Juniors ' 1 O Q5-2 GLADYS vxcxsns '55 ffqfr fag 1 -Q Sponsor Q flmnl N X 5 A A51 Lixgu WH KJ 1 BILLY ED PETERSON Vice-Prelidnnt X w CC E-if 5 r A? Q A 4' '. F . ' 4 1 .- VI v 'ff 1 + X x ,nl . , I, X f , , ,, I Q, . 41 - Q--f X-f P .f ' ' fl N . C1 L f 5 5' 'l Af, S it A 1 X 'f Vj ' O, L' 1 7- X. 1. ff i ' TW: xv N A X H , Q. XX l , ,J ,, L 7' 'Milf A I W V H N If ' x l' li I V 'N'-v., X rx 7 '- X x 1, ow ,Q r f X 6 X- ,fw 5 Q f v w, 1 Z N xg J ,,f rf . N fs ' Hn. x 5 LJ 5 L. ll 'C' 1 K Q I W-, 'n I JOYCE MERLE GREGG WONNELL HENLEY LOUISE WOMACK ' L 4' M sk N L 7 . ,gt r 3 il 1 ' f. x A x V, ij .!, 9 S ti: 1 ul! BENFORD STUART MELBA TYER KENNIETH BOLCH FRANK MEADOR President FAYE RICHARDSON Secretary .1 if x we x '- FERRELL MINTER -'Cf 5 . 7 5 TRUBIE LUCAS Sao 151-Ib M EE-EST gy? 5 Z f Eb 5. LL- f?-QHEQ 471- ffl gl -7,1 W Mn' ' Y' ir ,g l , ,Ji w fig ' fT'sHQH K N g Sophomores FRANK cAn.o1..YN Bmfgfffn c1..AumNx-: BOLCH BEAL R! W 114 K J ,fx 1 x JEAN 4 xx g KW PYLE flllnmalllmmm ,5 rf' Q1 1 ' ma 3 I n .W - , ' . 2 Q' M A gizyvff ,, 4, 3 ,, ' Yiir' XM JUHHQHI 'lHIUllWmw- 1 , .-'dunk 'vw vmfitx F gl 'Q' J-1 'IA' my 4 S':' Y NEIN VAUGIIN DORIS MARIE BANK! HELEN LUCAS MAXINIJ BILLY RAY BERTIE TIM! 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MERRIWETHER Sponsor CLEON COMPTON President LEON COMPTON Veep CORA JANE LANG!-IAM Secretgry WYLIE REED PATSY HENDERSON JOHN HAMMONS ALICE FOURNIQUET MCDONALD HENLEY MARIE NICK GLENN BENNETT ESSIE MAE MINTER JIMMIE CARSWELL TAYLOR DAVIS SHIRLEY HOLLIS 'X 1 u D G5 RCAH M OMOA '- R g-I A I ,X ia at 4, L I SI-IEILA BLACK nkfi .Q II' My REI ' an-.Isl CLIFTON CARSWELL ff 'EF E' h h G ad W i YD ' dv - W C B SPENCE JR as - . , . Sponsor 5' X , ,, V+ JIMMY I, JAMES cz. POTTER CREATH President 1 gf H Vice-President l I L s I ROBERT VAUGHN Secretary in Q 3' ITE ' - gs JOHN D. COMPTON 'Y rv .5 ffl' MILDRED ANN VERMA FAYE . I-IODDER RICE 1 DARLENE CACTUS FLOWER STUART COURTS!-IIP v ,-.- LULA CAROLINE WALKER fifk zif JAMES B FOURNIQUET 97 rang, MI M f I I .Ii K X i o ' 0 ' ' ' ' 3 W A, ,Wy l 8 ,H Seventh Grade ,.x it 5' E, 1 I MRS. LENA EARL BETTY .TO WILTON BEATI-'IARD KELLUM BEATHARD LOVELADY i A f P '. rw J KQV ' ' s' I S 4 3 W. S' O wa wwii. Pf e'f F fm' 5 I . 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'M W IV, 415 -fi gt. xx Q? 3'-' .- Z1 . 7, Y,f - 4' X Slxth Grade MRS LENA BEATHARD J OLINI AUBA JEAN PENICK CU TLISR x -is up GRACE ANN STUART THELMA ALMA JANE MAXINE HOLCOMI MARRS BANKS 'e r 25 'ik La' IA N1 JOHN HAROLD JO ANN ANNIE MAE KENNETH LOBBITT POTTER PIACOCK PYLE RONALD TOMMY VIRGIL IOLCH CUTLII BUIIAN 'lb L3 ELLA WAYNE LANQHAM BETTY JANE ALSIP BERNICE JONES WH P JAMES HOLLB Q '- W ,, . if .az 4, . ,I Q- J 'Q . ' 1 , ' ,-' ' mg' , A ' f iw x : K kk - 4 , 11 . nf ..J,, - I, .. . is . , ., v Y X , Lg . -X x a, , . . 4 E1 ' ,. , ' F A M, A . fs. . A: .4 ' - M ' I 1 ff- , ,au Q I A ,HK,,,I1gg' 5: W . . JM mn' 1 1 , ,f -W. f- A. , g,a f , 1 ., 1 , 5 A AWK ,F Q 'W :I X - ' . , f in Aff 4' K VK A ' ik?-V' H , : iii W , ,431-1 5 a '- V f' , .- f ' A m g f A ,. if wi 1 L J 1: T4 V As , Mx. .' 'q ' 'W F f W , . 1' X - V , - dig-iz Q . -- , T ' 15:4 1 ' - . :xx A 1 Au ' Fifth Grade Ji, . A if 1 Y, . MRS. GUYNELL LELON ' MARY KENNEDY SMITH RICE E W M W. , ws: ,l XB N K s 1 A X I CHARLIE B OBB ITT S MI TH SANDRA NORMAN SEVERN NEIL JAMES EARL BOBBITT ROGERS SHIIRIDAN IMITII 1 V4 .af . , .W fa, 5 n ,1 n . ' , ,, 'WELL fd' f, 'e'2 M wgp'-LP N' ' W .NM i f f' - f'5? ':f59lf SUE JARVIS JEAN DONALD HOGUE CREATH IVIE HARRISON .Q Q? x 'N wg, TP- N 14 N N A ' AN N - . , , If N .,1, W . WAYMON LOIS BPERO MATTIE Lou BURRAN PILKINGTON POMONIS NICK ' .TACQULIN NELDA RAYMOND BONNIE SANFORD MINTII. HOLLII LUCAS MIN TER PEACOCK . 7, .-T-.i. i . A O.- .I I -, I R '- - Fourth Grade lin. f.., ' mr H g. 1 . MRS. GUYNELL KENNEDY G X - 5415 ll 1, BERNEICE GALE DAISY MINTER RONALD MOORE H' L ,-A , JONNIE BANKS SARA SHERIDAN 1-ng' ,fa ,S M0 'Ee- ,, Ar? M vs uf , X ., 4, A '41 ui . 1. I ,ff v, Y. 'Y if , ,W . X n '- as I f . one 19 I6 lf ff 1 'WEEK ' 'fs Q . O- wr! IU! - A A -ff Q . A. fl' Aa' A Vs 'alll IDT A - is A .V W Q' Am 3 3,0 BARBARA ANN sonar-rr , '0,0, NORMA JEAN JACKSON Q ' f. L B' SHARMAL CUTLER A A it f 4 M x 4 X A A if E O3 V1 .gggii 913. BEAU1-'ORD LUCAS .yi A ' Q Mrrrxz LEA JACKSON 5 A FRANCIS JEAN Mcuzon A. 0 A , A A 3, f fin sv, A x - . H, .0 4: A 5 ff 'Q 5' ,1 ff' 1 6. l' ' , V' 3 , f. AV 'K I' . A W f 1f' I I , 1 1 5 FRANK CREATH BARBARA HARRISON 4WS 1 'Q , Z i s .1942 ffqz ,ig E1 is TK if ll? U if fr- S. .' vm, 'tl ' . ,I nn ,tl l n. 4 '5 Q., : A 1 ' Ar 'A A 2 f A AS M Yi ,fr ' E , . vsp A 5 'Ir 'Q X L A , ww ' ,Y ax Q ,, ff MRS NATHA LEE BETH LOVELL PATTON Third Grade Xb!- A . .gum 4. ,, V 4 A ,, j,f K ,E N! V4 ::,. ' fy I if. ' 'fr f H wait M F, 1 ROYCE ALMA SUE JOHN D. BARBARA KAY KNOX DUREN HOGUE CUTLER A u-3 . Q-, B1-EL LE LAVERNI' GA :vm BOBBY LEOD H ANN MC LE HP-RRXSON A , . ff fqpaa DEANNA QS!! rmvxs MM M if .... Q ejl h bl! ij? 'T Ell 51.0155 HOLLI5 WI-LLA an LUCAS LETHA MAE -mkM.w,,,, Mzm-:R BILLY 1.-LO M' SAXTON YD JEAN P1Lx1NQ1-ON TIMS KELLUM LINDA GLENN WALTA JERRY BOB J KELLETT SMITH ALSIP LEFLER OAN JOHN M. 4. ,. AJ ,- 1 , , 4-4 X I. I - J If lqgg 1 A f'3'C'I BETTY SUE SMITH it , . .. . , I x n I D .. WANDA L1-:FLEA Second ! First Grade - - - is ' 1' -V 'Q .H A li -K , 53 V . 1 X - if , . Q KENNON BILLIE KELLUM KELLETT F 1 M. A M is 3 4, I ' 1 'ev' , N ei .' 4 1 L H 35.14 . . -M: J DIANNE JIMMY PILKINGTON KELLUM K2 4, 4 I .P f. 3 -1' 'b I Z 5 4 Z Ev, : - . ,, -, L - , 'g- -:Y , 4 ii 1 ii . 1 - 'ff Mas. Lou Nz-:1.1.s MARY ANN 'ai' 5-'..f:' DUREN LANGHAM ' ,, -L ,fi V I ' I f 1, ,. 1 -' . X 0 , X ,X K . X, f . V I I ff 2 1 . , . .I .Sn I f I I J. E. BETTY JOHN Jvna MINTER JACKSON . .- Su .4 Q 4'-VK K ' ' . I Il' I - I NIO fr I , Q, If -ii , 'if '?af?' Air s64J?fi.f 1?1- Q fwffft' if 5+ JW s'r.IxNu:Y DAVID GERALD LEFLER mfuzon Bo1.c1-1 4 f--,,,,Im. if lui . Iv Y J, v 'K CHARLES PYLE , . ' ., 1 'N' 543- J'-fi Qld PATRICIA .-u..s1P I I A fi R Z v BOBBY STEWART CHARLES BURRAN WILLIAM HAMMON5 S HAZEL COMPTON fi' 1, I if LILLIE HODDER Grade 3: -f- f Ii -ex 1? --6 P...- .. ,. -4- -9 4. , I - Q..-:S E-T151 ri 1 ,.. - r A! .. 1 gb, 1 ,, fx mi. JAMES PEACOCK 1 CECIL JONES 1 1 , 9 99 ff xl ff xW f xx V xx ff xi 0 xx? xi 7 xx V xxv xx 9 xx ff xx v xx ff xv: yxfzxyffyya yxeygzf gy -ug assays 7 xshxs iss 4 0' 4 Q 5 4 I Sl T I 7 w 3 4 2 Thunder Und Ea. le -Q 5 5 4 Q Q 7 5 Turtle Q 5 I 1 Buffalo 2 Q x 4 Elk Le! 2 N x 2 Eagie, 7 4 , 4 5 Turtle. .Q I 4 ' 1 ' x A owl If Q 'xii I f higvgg ' Q X . . 1 . '.' ' 999, 444' I 4 1 1. H- f ' was X , 'J Legunlng - I Q 'f f' . Q Q Butieri I3 W A 9 g 5 I A. Tipi Bee -L f 4 4 F A I 4 M O 4 5 Ute? Hoes Q 0 0 O 5 f 5 El 9 5 k Hoo x 2 Fmf ixx 4 xx f ' s Bird 5 Tf pi - V Q 5 ' ' 1 -9 x Q 4 IS V f 4 f--X' I N 1 x e -7 4 Swallow 1 X ' T X X E I I N ' r I 2 x Q A I 9 4 f w fxvxf xx 2 Q 'X -B S f Hill lhyqf XWWU A Florm Q Inv Q '- IX Bear Den 4 4 Q F ? N 9 1 'Xx- Q Tyet. Bwffglo 1 4 Q ' I l F . B. J x A f Q'-B 1 , f lpn, IY I 5 , EF: 'i , x 1-in P 5 ' 5 ul W 1' S+.. l X I Hora: Tvnkg r Q Qc: c H f ' x S ., H904 Crossing on var I F49 lzxx ff Q If 6 ll xx 0 xX fxxkxxmxxffxx new mpgs pq A xx ffxx ,gym 44490 gk ,, gs zfsx ff NV ff xx X10 fl SWAN BILL HOGAN Co Cnptmn FERRELL MINTER Indums image! BILLY EDD PETERSON FRANK MEADOR Captain FRANK BEATHARD Coach LEON COMPTON 999 Nb, lllliulnlnw u lLxnn.luLl.LL.LllLnuxl xuunlnlllluxlnxxn ulllxxllllxx CLEON COMPTON BILLY RAY DUREN Q55 r . I iiijel J- , ,if A ' , , 1 395' V ,QQ A I . 'Q ' . , . 9 i GLOVER INDI ANS Boys Conference Games Box Scores W F-ml ol Players No. fouls Pg. gon. .ZS TP trielnule -5 Frank Meador ll-3 I9 lb I7 5 37 aan Hogan 35 I1 b7 4-5 I8 l52, nmnmanfer -fz II I5 ll 5 32 Billy Ed Pdlersorl 31 lb I3 5 2 28 Billy Ray Durerl 33 I7 5 3 I7 Leon Compton 3'l' I5 34 '7 5 73 CleonComPton 31 I0 I5 L 3 33 Elmer Richardson lfl 7 3 3 - Total YIIZ. m 12.1 4+ ,385 Con-ference. Gomes Teams Plugin 'Scores gl Pl-1:42-ill ie 'Thea Glover vs La.'l.e1o Here 45 38 Glover vs Lovelady H2784-Q 51 Glover vs Ausionio -nm, I-I-8 I9 Glover vs Kenna:-cl There 'H B9 Glover vs Llfrlexo Them 58 'Ht Glover YS Lovelacly -nm, 33 72- elover VS, AILS1'-0760 Here li Glover vs Kennard Here. 57 lol Average Per' Game lfggl 4721 'lfaurnament Games TBQJYSS Ploajing' gms Glover vs Shepherd 18 2-7 Glover vs Wells q.q. 1,11 Glover vs Pennington 1,4 4,0 Hvcmfe pei- Game 39 'f3 'wi 1 -- Guards ------ ---------- - Forwards Co - Captain I I Q H., ,A f I I1 Q ' 1 V '4 1 , I' ' I . fr X WWI. l- ' .1 I I 1 .4 ,: ,, 'Q SHIRLEY HOLLIS 1 .ir , ,. lxlm WONNELL HENLEY K. MILD RED HOLCOMB A.. X ROSE MARIE HENDERSON Captain - K - ja? 1,21 W, . I ' --':. -1 I 421 J NEEN VAUGHN JEAN PYLE MRS. LENA BEATHARD Couch W 11. , ,W A , if f 1 xx Q A Qx I f' I K x U I 'I' V n 'X W 1 Q. . , .V I' 1 IL: ' . u 1 v 1 A Y un 'I 1 -. I f ST' ' 1 i R ar QQ In 1 I 1 I ,I 2 MEDA ANN PYLE 'Q . fs- . I A , A I ' MELBA TYER I 30 Pwr .M- E.L-1..-.-.Q. 1.1.1.2 1. -.-.-. .T 4 If L G Glrls LOVER lNDIANS Conference Gomes Bo x Score 'Zeer M Pl'-vers r ,gon F l1f::::- Ee. 112 RoslMqrieHenJer.son mp ll' Mildred Holcomb Hill? -H Neem Vaufhn '46, gg dean Pyll. -L'-F 11 58 37 94 Nlda. Arm fyle l3F, 14 40 40 89 Iylelba. T-,er 17 we Shin-llg Hollis Itlqr 1,3 Doris Marie Binks 16, ,O W onng ll Henle 5' 12, J., Ann Mug, Wt: , ZZ 1.4.11 :ss HH law C0s1'g'EY'EhCQ Games 'SCOTUS Teams Playing we They Glover L-a.'l.exo 29 H Glover Lvvelady 30 15 Glovdr Elkhart 31 36 Glover Amsfzanig 27 4+ Glover Kennel-J 35 2.5 Glover Laiexo '54s 2.1 Glover Loveladg lfo :Lo Glover Elkhari as 'H Glover Huslonio 34, an fplovsr Kennard 47 1.31. Averafe fer Game 39-I 23.1Q .-.-.-...1-1 LUB l M 'NNY' N x VM SIQXW' 1 5 qA'xflN 1 f f I if 2 5? eff., . ,Kahn slim gi. ,651 54 305021 Vxfvyxfv 'XZ x4 VA ff 1 , kg !m law . : x I ' I gg N .N V ' A ' IN ' ip52 A Glover F. H. A. 1 v 4 o v'J s V ' ax 5 N690 E E ' WIFI 'A' 0 Q .. rg, , f ,V U f., fr f If Q V . fi 4' Q f 4. .- , we KX ll E E, T T E lf' C may - A 1 A .,A4 I ...- ' Q3 15: :f-: K' nosr: MAME HENDERSON PATSY ANN HENDERSON President Vice-Prelident i J, A1 257 'f. arty. SHELIA BLACK Secretary LOUISE WOMACK 3 Treasurer 'EF ,Q , I JEAN PYLE Reporter MEDA ANN PYLE Parliamentarian uv... 1 0.1 NEEN VAUGHN MARIE NICK CORA JANE LANGHAM Historian Assistant Song Leader Song Leader P' ----u---.--..----.--------Q '7 J' -to Glover F. F. A. K FERRELL MINT!-ZR BOBBY JACK MINTER BILLY EDD PETERSON Treasurer President Secretary W? f ll IILLY RAY DUREN L. E. MINTER Second Sentinel Vice-President L r if QQAM1 B1L1.Y EARL SHAW ELMER RICHARDSON Third Pnrliamentnrian Vice-President ' Iii i , -if . EARL LOCK BILL HOGAN FRANK MEADOR Advisor Vice-President Reporter I . . 44, i , 41.21-'. W S , . ws. z .SS ' 'ff r ' CNEEW .wg .- fag f S 'i g 4' w ACTIVITIE 066 09 605,06 O 0 o oo 000 O.. 5606 00g 90 Christmas at Glover School .1 .i..-..1.T....-..1..- .....1 ,, ..-01.1.1.1--.1 J .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- .-.-.- 1 inc f' .Q I , Q? 1 ww I . I 'sn if y fs X C. I lf' a I I i I I a a i 5 I a I -....-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-,-.-.-.l .W I ' 2 . n ' . . . . . n I . , . , . ' a . 2 Z + , . v 12 5 2 II ' xi . M I E vi 5 I 4- ' I . E E I ,Q ' a . . 3 E ' M . . ' 1 ' . - . I Q I - , ,, - - A . u g I I , u , . 41 P 42 Grancly's Food Store 81 Bakery ALWAYS A FULL LINE OF FANCY 8z STAPLE GROCERIES 8a MEAL WEDDING Bz BIRTHDAY CAKES PHONE 117 8a 541 CROCKETT, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS OF Perclue's Jewelry REPRESENTATIVE OF SOUTHERN ENGRAVING COMPANY CROCKETT TEXAS DRISKELL FARM SERVICE CO. Allis-Chalmer Dealer S. Fourth St. Crockett, Texas Phone 820 Compliments of J. A. BEASLEY 1116 E. Houston Ave. Crockett, Texas Compliments of ALLEN'S DRUG STORE Alto, Texas Compliments of J. D. CRADDOCK HARDWARE Well Pumps - Appliances Crockett, Texas Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Crockett, Texas Compliments of PERRY BROTHERS Crockett, Texas JACK BARBEE MOTOR CO. Pontiac Sales 8: Service Phone 340 Box 22 310 N. Fourth St. Crockett, Texas Compliments of KENNEDY BROS. The Store for Everybody Grapeland, Texas TOM KENNEDY'S TAILOR SHOP Cleaning - Pressing 8z Alterations - Tailor Made Suits Phone 146 Alto, Texas Compliments of KNIGHTS 5c to S1 STORE Alto, Texas Compliments of DOWLING VARIETY STORE Alto, Texas JOHN BEAR'S MACHINE SHOP General Repair Work - - We Specialize In Motor Work Telephone 383 On Houston Highway Crockett, Texas CHILDS MOTOR CO. Your De Soto 8a Plymouth Dealer Phone 26 - Box 740 Crockett, Texas ROYMOND'S DRIVE-INN Serving You the Best of - - Sandwiches - Hambu Crockett, Texas rgers - Thick Malts Compliments of MAPLES GROCERY 8z MARKET Crockett, Texas BOOSTERS Consumerls Fuel 8: Appliance Co. Skalicky 85 Overstreet Ryans Drug Store Grapeland, Texas City Barber Grapeland, Texas Brimberry Food Store Grapeland, Texas Glenn's Grocery 8z Market Lee Richardson T. B. Minter Grocery Alto, Texas BOOSTERS Grapeland State Bank Betts Dry Goods Dick Christy Drugs Caskey's Beauty Shop Childs Studio Spidles 5c to 51.00 Store B. E. Halbert Boyd's Drug Store Grapeland, Crockett Crockett, Crockett, Crockett Crockett, Alto Alto, 9 Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE W if . , W 3ffff5f'55Q'5Q5f MW Qfj,w'Va, My pf bgiuwf? My Mwww' Qf?'Hf W -BM if . 2 WM W Mibffx My ww - ,gggjwyo W Fit.,-' ' ,vi 'Z-4 ,rg s ,L ' Q , F v ff , 1 i , - w . 0 Q E . x 4' I u Y wx ,P 4 . W 11- X, F 1. 1 . 1 1 sl u Q :,. in 1 vu i . J . qi 3. 5. 1 5 i iff E . fi 23,1 5. 1 4 Q. - . fx Q, 2. 5 3, 5. .H T' r ' LQ M 1 1 A. N If ,E Y , 'w 1 :.-. 'r 1 V: 1 , ' 7 xml? pa ig, 25- , 1 , ni v .. .Ft ' 1 4 Z xl 1 I 1 1 I Y In 1 ,4 Y