Glover High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Grapeland, TX)

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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.

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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.