Grandview High School - Zebra Yearbook (Grandview, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1948 volume:

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Al M4 To the Students of Grandv1ew Publ1c School Out of an Eastern hor1zon each dawn comes the sun a br1111ant hght castmg 1tS searchmg rays 1nto the darkest corners of the earth br1ng1ng to VIEW a world of wonderous beauty a world of wonderful opportun1t1es Wlth each dawn comes the school cast1ng 1ts search1ng rays 1nto the 11ves of the pup11s bmngmg forth to them a world of wonderous knowledge wh1ch IS thelrs to prof1t by At the close of the day after the sun has sunk out of Slght lt casts 1ts reflectlon upon the sky as a prom1se that lt w1ll return on another day At the close of your H1gh School days we trust that the 1nf1uence of your I-hgh School w1ll cast 1tS ray 1nto your hfe as a ref1ect1on of the prom1se that lt expects you to keep To do your best wherever you are w1th honor to yourself and to your school S1ncere1y yo s f X Q: fcO W 5 Q.w5i's.-f'RE's.1,.ff'fesL'F.'?l19if'E'fa Km, X2 Qrfgtkkkvikii 2 5 ' ' - A il., . . 9 1- m 0 X ,9 I I 5 I . . l . . 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If 4-J 1 'i1- if -'--A A LM5 Q-P' Frances Walraven C. W. W nn Johnnle Turner Frank Burt X38 Ina Marle Lyle James OCIS Lyle f vi 2 Anna Mae Atk1nson Donald Hobbs Y b 'K F . do tg V ' ' x.'. ' , xxEib1 ' e 'fl N 5 A ' I . Lena Ingle Jack Johnston Ruth Sheets Wlnn ,.. is Ju11a Basham Johnny Martln ' x Nivn Dorothy Clements Lou1e Brown Jerriene Covington Leonard Roten r-94-4 7.33 Jaunlta Gatlln Jlmmy M1Ch3C1 tx 'N ,O Dorothy Roland Jerry McDonald Jane Crownover B111 Basham SENIGRS La Verne Deatherage Eugene Cypert Betty Fowler George McDuff ,lf-Q dll 1 Idra Marle Abshlre B111y Charles Saln W111a Lou Sherrlll Bllly Mart1n CLASS I-IISTGRY We, the Senior Class, greet you with both a happy and sad thought in mind this year. Happy 10 be Called the 'dignified Seniors ol G. H. S.', but sad with the thought of leaving the joys of High School. ln Grammar School we had the largest number of all the others. Of the group that started in the first grade only seven of us are left: Otis Hale, Leta lngle, Eugene Cypert, Anna Mae Atkinson, Betty Fowler, Ruth Ranell Sheets and Jerriene Covington. We think these four years of High School have been very eventful. As Freshmen, we had a high enrollment of 49. After living through the initiation, we believed ourselves to be real Zebras As Sophomores we calmly filled our aces in G S The Junior year was full cllmaxed y the Junior Senior Banquet These past three years have been wonderful but this year 1S tops The first party was the Freshman Senior Party This was a big weiner roast given to us bv the Freshman Class before the 1D1t18t10H Next was our Halloween Treasure Hunt The Hunt ended at Jane Crownover s house with a hot dog supper The next important event was Sadie Hawkin s Day On this day we had t e big race and then went to Cameron Park in Waco We had the honor oi being one of the Senior classes to be invited to the Homecoming Football Game of Hillsboro J o lege A this is still early 1U tle year we are looking forward to many more good times Some are the High School Christmas tree Kid Day Jr Senior Banquet Senior Play Senior Trip and of course last but not least we are looking forward to the Baccalaureate Service and Commence ment Exercises We wish to take this opportunity to thank each teacher and all other persons who have helped us to reach this high place of honor Graduates of 1948 We also wish to thank M1ss Simpson Miss Honeycutt and Mr Crlswell who are our sponsors this year for all they have done for s CLASS OFFICERS Vlce President EUGENE CYPERT Secretary JAMES OTIS LYLE Treasurer LETA INGLE Reporter INA MARIE LYLE Social Chairman RUTH RANELL SHEETS pl ' . H. . ' , ' b h I ' 1, 4 ' . . . . I . r, C 1 v S . . . V . x . ll . President-- ...- ----------- ----- - - -JOHNNY MARTIN ,-f 4 'rv OCIS Hale b L Jaflk l' e arf? Ross CLASS WILL Idra Abshlre leaves her ab1l1ty to sllp out of class and not get caught to Patsy W1ll1ams Anna Mae Atklnson Jul1a Basham Johnny Turner and Dorothy Roland w1ll Flora Brackney and her fr1ends the ab1l1ty to stlck together B111 Basham leaves h1S wonderful capablllty of m8D8g1Hg to Odell Plnckard Frank Burt Jack Johnston and George McDuff leave the1r hablt of pesrer1ng the glrls to Emmett Johnson Bllly Charles Sa1n and Loule Brown pass the1r attract1on for out of town women to Nell K1ker Jerrlene COV1Hgt0H g1ves her tltle of gum chew1ng champ to Robert Marshall Jane Crownover leaves the eye appeal of her flgure to Dorothy S1ratt Eugene Cypert leaves h1S ab1l1ty to get 1nto m1sch1ef t Tommy Cooper La Verne Deatherage leaves her quxet d1spos1t1on to Janle Basham Ruth Ranell Sheets leaves her ab1l1ty to always wear a sm1le to Mary Allmon H C W1nn leaves h1s never endlng argu1ng to Bobby Lanfear Leta Ingle leaves her ab1l1ty to always have a Joke on hand to Leon w1lSOH J1mmy M1Ch86lS w1lls h1s way w1th Itasca glrls to Don Hall Jerry McDonald leaves h1s wonderful personallty to Ster llng Ell1S Jaun1ta Gatlln, Dorothy Clements and Wllla Lou Sherrlll leave thelr hablt of golng to town at noon to Frances Dav1s Donald Hobbs w1lls h1s football playlng ach1evments to Earl Gatl1n Y av 1 f I X ,lb I X 1 ' I . 1 Gi f' I 4 . 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CCDFJT U Johnny Martln lets Gene Dav1s take up the blush1ng Job W Wynn leaves h1s wh1skers to Leroy Bowles Leonard Roten w1lls h1s easy g01Hg style to James Baker Betty Fowler leaves her qulck and easy steps lead1ng the Pep Squad to Jean W1ll1ams Otls Hale leaves h1s good fortune of bC1Hg 1n good w1th the Teachers to Charles Ca1n Ina Marle Lyle leaves her t1tle of belng a swell frlend to Carol Moore B111y Martln leaves h1s FCPULBLIOH of belng a wonderful o o o o J Plnckar Jack G1lbert leaves the task of always hav1ng a car handy to Pat Conway James Ot1s Lyle w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to be absent from school and always hav1ng a good excuse to Bob Hale .Jnwt yawn we Aw Idra Absh1re Stlll s1ngle and havlng fun Anna Mae Atk1nson L1V1Dg 1n New Mexlco manag1ng an Indlan Tradlng Post B111 Basham Helplng h1s w1fe do the W3Sh1Hg Jul1a Basham Hemmlng up dresses that are Stlll to short for her Frank Burt Stlll chew1ng f1ve SC1CkS of gum at a tlme Loule Brown He and w1fe fG8OTg18l v1s1t1ng the1r old frlends Dorothy Clements Trylng to get her boy frxend to exchange r watch for a new o e Jerrlene Cov1ngton Tell1ng her pup1ls the consequences of chewlng gum 1H school Jane Crownover Just about to see the fPU1tS of her amb1 t1On to become a braln surgeon Eugene Cypert Flnally out of h1s m1sch1evousness La Verne Deatherage Happlly WOFk1Hg as a doctor on her favorlte patlent Betty Fowler Has advanced and 1S now Slnglng over C B S lnstead of K Juanlta Gatlln Telllng her chlldren that she was once e ected ost Beaut1ful Glrl 1n Jack G1lbert Coach1ng the country s most progresslve foot ball team ZEBHAS Donald Hobbs Flnally applled hlmself and IS a b1g bus1ness man Leta Ingle Gatherlng 1H the money as an 1nter1or decor ator Jack I hnson A car dealer but does not dr1ve them h1mself fthey must be 1n good cond1t1on to selll James OEIS Lyle He and Charlotte are wonderlng why the llttle one crles at C. . 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M. in 44094 iw, Aw ?4OONTDD a the Ofl1LC whe s e oye 1 h 1S do1n ness l1mmy Mlchaels keeplnc bT8HdV1CW cleaned and pressed w1th s dern or s lerry McDonald Operatlng the bus l1ne from Grandvlew eburne fjlst George McDuff On a farm produc1ng food for all the hungry people Otls Hale A carpenter bulldlng homes for h1S frlends Dorothy Roland wOFk1Hg 1n Ft Worth arry R ss Teachlng h1s baby to say Bule Leonard Roten Just about to pop the quest1on to h1s sweet heart Bllly Charles Saln and Ann maklng up after another i1ght Ruth Hanell Sheets Tourlng the country as an accountant Wllla Lou Sherrlll Teach1ng her chlldren to l1ke cabbage Johnnle Turner Th1Hk1Hg up ways to make her husband work Frances Walraven St111 S8Y1Hg she has noth1ng to wear when r closet fu C W1nn Pl8y1Dg w1th the Boy Scou s onl now he 1S thelr leaderl W Wynn Trylng to flnd someone who hasn t heard h1s Jokes 72, t ln' Marie Lyle-Has mul her dream man in l.', re oh is empl ' d. Billy Martin Sr far away we cannot see what e ' ' g. Johnny Martin-Selling books on 'How to Overcome Bashful- hr: mo tail shop. . ' ' - ' I ' Q L O C1 ,'l. couldn'L leave itl, L o - ' ' ' ' '. he is ll. H. . ' - ' ' t K y ' C. . - ' ' ' ' 6 4 , ! . ji ' ll-Q ' --....,,....,, , I , 1 J 5 5 j . I 4 f fu, --..,. Mary Allmon Flora Brackney Marv Lou Brown Earl Gat11n JUNIGRS 1 i ll is 3 1' 'pw Q. Q N C Joan Basham Eula BICVIHS Pat Conway Joann Hughes Emmett lohnson Bobbv Lanfear Odell Plnckard Carrle Belle Walraven Y 2? f3' J 'Z JUNICDRS 11 Kather1ne Klker Robert Marshall Patsy W1111ams V1rg1n1a Lackev IINIUH Cl S Class Olflcers Presldent Ioxnn Bashan Vlre lresldent rr1e Sell lraven Qecretary Treasure Xarw Allmon Parllanlhllt 'lfl I1 lllf t, lOl1IlQ Beporter hatherlne hlker are w r pr 1d rne honor of havlng one of our class Outstand1ng events of our JUHIOT year Booth at Torn Festlva Party at Ioann Basham s Halloween Party Measured for Class Blngs Chrlstmas Party Valentlne Day Faster Aprll Fool s Day Junlor Senlor Banquet FOREVER JUNIOBS Mary Allmon Feudlr and FUSSID Joann Basham Fleet s In Mary Lou Brown Flghtlng over a football sweater Flora Brackney All out for Cleburne Eula Blevlns Trylng to get her lessons Pat Conway Smoke Qmoke Earl Gatlln btlll our PHVOFIEP Jo Ann Hughes Hall of the Hughes Iackey frlendshlp Emmett Johnson Ever Lovln N katherlne hlker Absent Vlnded K R Bobby Laniear Shoes7777777777 V1rg1n1a Iackey The Uther Hall Robert Marshall Jerk ' Odell Plnckard VOP Carrle Belle Walraven Quote Bolng lnquote Patsy wllllams Always There JBSS16 Lee Stanley Freckles Cfoot notel ' Soda Jerk 1 0 -W' .7i 1,ASf ', J .' ,- ------- Ca ' l ' e Wa . . ' , Q Ar---f j A 1 : 'a ------- Em -L . .on We 'e y Ol of ,' N ' , members, Carrie Walraven, as yell leader of l947-48. , . ' l K 1 Q I Y , ' , I Y I - - ' ' o. '22'. A ' - C I . , . , . . , , F mb W-we f sms? Q If X ue? .Q 1 '. : Y? 2 V, . -v f 3 ,V .A QA , uw f?ifJfw5T.va, . x , , ij, 1 ,rf WI ' F. X xf. h ! .NLP 12:5 Sv Q 5 H -,H rfhmkp ,X ' I 4 5,3 ' ai' R Q, ll 4? x 4 1 ml' Y' ' i- Barnes James Baker JHDIC Basham Leroy Bowles Charles Ca1n Tommy Cooper Gene Davis Frances Davis Neil Kiker Ola Mae Henderson Maggle Sue Klker Carol Moore Imogene Tackett Jean W11l1ams Leon Wilson Sterling Ellis Don Hall Fl l'a SOPHOMORES X E. J. sa- We Q ' , I -ni lv a . Q Q n l i H . J Q , . . A 1 X X . 4 1- ff , U! , lf SCP!-ICDMCDRE CLASS I9 sophomore class of an are rouu e ass 0 es1dent erl1ng F VICE Presldent o W1ls cret rv and lreasure an W ll1 AFt1V1C16S e u par Halloween Chr1stmas Valentlne Class p1CD1C We haven t changed much sxnce our Freshman year but re some h ng to remember us Frances D8V1S Always wlth Hagg1e leroy Bowles Second strlng football guy Janle Basham S1ng1ng I Wonder terl1ng Fll1s 8FSU8d1Hg Voncllle er Ola Mae Henderson A talented mus1c1an Tommy Cooper Explalnlng to coach why he roesn t have h1s Algebra Carol Moore She loves the motorcycles Jean D8V1S Someone s bashful beau an W1ll1ams Wr1t1ng to her college boy frlen n Hall G 1ng f1Sl'l1Il2 Wltll lNe1 a Jean Tackett Trylng to k p u w1th Je 11 Klker Gett1ng IHIO trouble L1SS Honeycutt s study hall Maggle Klker HBVIHQ VCIHCT r asts 1H her pastu e Leon Wllson PCSECTIHQ the g1FlS James Baker Studylng football plays C arles Caln Forgettlng to come to school Everyone has met our class sponsor MISS Honeycutt She 1S a wonderful person w1th a swell personallty Th1S 1S er f1rSC year at Grandvlew b t we hope there w1ll e many more h re s A H ne cutt we love er Class Favorltes Gene Davls Jean Wllllams We, tl, e fl ' '47 d '48 . p ' oi dear ol G. H. S. Clasp lficers Pr :' ,: St ' .llis A , I Le n Q .on 56 ,H , ' ' ,r: Je' 'i 'ams NNI plan to have these ties: he is t i by: E. J. Barnes-Bouncing around in his jeep. S ' . 't-P ' ' , he's h man. - . . I x, Je ' ' - ' ' ' d. Do - o' ' ' 7 'l. Im - ' ee p an. Ne' ' - ' f ' , in N , .'- ' ' - ' ' ' 0 , ' r . h ' - ' . h ' ' , u ' b . e ' to liss o y ', h . 'N I 0, ,JI ii IK' s 6 fc 41 FRESHMEN Mary E. Bennett Norma Bitner Jo Lynn Holloway Frances Johnson Mary E. Bruce Voncille Byars Thelma Jo Lanfear Janet Sain Barbara Chapman Gllbert Gatl1n Mary Helen MBFKIH A J P1nckard Bob Hale Marcellne Hatcher Murlene Roland Dorothy Slratt Floy HIHSOH Darrell Holland Bobble S Walraven Mary Ann w1ll18mS FHESHMAN MEMORIES As this was our first year in high school, we got in our share of trouble did our share of damage and caused en- ough talk to set Grandview Hi back ten years Don t get the idea we are all just here for doing our worst because there s some real t out t e Fish At the first of the year we staged a real contribution to our treasury by sponsoring a Country Store during the Corn Festival lhat proves we re industrious lwhere money concerned We really had a good start in school with a full stock o teachers for us 1HC u ing a four of our major su jects T 1S d dn t last long for the first thing that we knew we had lost Miss Honeycutt and Mr Crlswell We mlss them both very much For our favorites we elected Mary Helen MBFUIH and Gilbert Gatlin Norma Bltner and Gilbert Gatlln were chosen to be on the Student COUHC1l Our Pep Squad leader was Bobble Sue Walraven e majorlty rules so by popular vote the Fish o a d S 0 a t a w really got a good star toward a wonderful education 1H G dp' wa - work pu by ,h ' ' ' is - l. f , ' l d' ll ' ' b- ' . h' i ' ' ' Th ' ' , , ' ' f '47 n '48' wi h t s y h t e t ' ' . H. S. l fl X x Ns X! Q 1 X 1 X R 'klyxfj P?f 1' V, Zi! k . y ,J ' - 1 'Yi' l FIRST GRADE lst V e u 1U u es a 1 Holloway Barnes Lew1s Owen Klker Dur am 2nd atlln 1 IHEOH a1n oo o nson La1r P1 es SECOND GRADE lst Durham Chapman Tlpton Trlbble Brown Tackett rater UFLIS Lon Basham G1d ev 2nd o en ev1ns Beavers Moore Hughes Roane Ho loway SWGIH Sm1th Plp 1n . L 1 , P 11' , H gh , H 1 , , , ' 7 . I h ' ' G . 1 IS h 1 C kv J h 1 t ds Abshire, Barry, White, Lewis. P A :C . ,, gf , f -,1 ' ' R d 1 u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '. ' , 'P'- THIRD GRADE st Owens Huffman Baker w1lSOH Moran Baker Sanders PICKS Lewls Duckett 2nd Ross Welch Slrratt Hudson Abshlre Brown Sa1n Durham Hughes Hughes Baker 3rd Walton Holloway DBVIS p-. FOUHTH GRADE lst Hughes Tackett Hall Blev1ns Bowles Chapman Whlte Johnson Swa1n Baker 2nd Gat11n Mart1n Owens Lowery Broumley Dav1s Klker 3rd Slratt Bennett May Trlbble Johnson Duckett Bennett Stanley 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , , . 3 . - f 5 . 3 . , - 'Z' , - - S 3' V - - Q- . - ' n x- ' , 1 , .4 A., Q. V v gf '- '- B ,- -' ' 1 . ,. ' - ' ' - - - I u A: , 4, L - x' xV...' D 1 ' x - . . f 1 v N - 4 . un 1 'I L ' 1 ' ' My ., 5 ' . 6 f Q ' .. 1 1 .' l A 1 1 S J' w ' - 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' FIFTH GRADE lst Poe w1ll18mS Baker Basham P1tts Stoker Renfro Donoho 2nd Goff PIPES Wh1te Hudson Broumley w1ll18mS Hale 3rd Klker Hughes Chapman Walton Bowles Crlswell Bltner lst AbSh1FC Moore Moore w1ll13mS Todd Stoker Barnes PIPES F1sher Basham 2nd Jacobs Johnson Hall Roland Moore Carver Gatlln Gllbert Ross Long Roden 3rd Slratt Holloway Russell Holloway Gllstrap Whaley Boland Q SIXTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE lst ance lpes Norman Flsher Tackett Beavers B ev1ns Klker Clements 2nd Crownover Saln Hughes Goff Deatherage Drennan Sa1n Basham EIGHTH GRADE n Klker MSFCIH Keatlng Cook Lowery Irv1n Rhone Pltts Jacobs w11118mS 3r Burt Chapman Beavers Reeves Allmon Alsup Bruce H111 ' N I P H I I I I I I 1 . 1 1 9 ' lst. Hale, Thrash, Swain, Hughes, Lyle, Hughes, Fleece, Johnson, Adams. 2 ds ' I D I . 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PEP SQUAD hfl Gm 0 A H00 '-nHsH X. u 4 H CLUB GIRLS 'S fmwixf 4 H CLUB BOYS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CLUB FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS LIBRARY STAFF lrst Row Walraven bshlre Ro and Sherrl Bennett Basham Second Row Byars Turner Clements COVIHQKOH GHCIIH PAPER STAFF 1rst Row Ingle y e asham f6d1tOF wllllams K1 er Second Row Byars Barnes Deatherage Fowler F' - , A ' , 1 , '11, Williags. , , , I F' - , L 1 , B , ' J ' ' , 'k SUB DEB CLUB FIFSC How Sheets Fowler lngle Lyle Abshlre COV1HgLOH BennetL Martln W1ll1ams Thlrd Row Massey fsponsorl Deatherage Moore Honeycutt fsponsorl DRAMATICS F1rst Bow W1nn Ross Abshlre Lyle Wynn Second Bow Macdonald Brown Hobbs SIHPSOU fsponsorl l ' . .' x 1 s 1 l 0 a 1 1 rl A 1 Second Row-Chapman, Crownover, Siratt, Byars, Bitner, Allmon, Williams, Holloway 4 ' 1 r 1 ' l A 1 1 l I 1 ' 9 9 Q l ' ' I ,HW , ..... .,.,.., 1 ? 3 1 i I 5 f . I s f A 3 -Q 5 , i f 1 OA' 3 i 5 E ,Www i , I . 1 r C . , 5 l - W K, K' I . 5. 1' 7 'X 5 3 , ? ' QX 9X 2, 52 . 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' i1' V ..-- - : C-- ra , -9 iri- ? , U 4--A 1 : l SPORTS HISTORY Last spr1ng the Grandvlew H1gh School track team went to Cleburne w1th the soul 1ntent1on of taklng f1rst place t the County Meet The team strlcken w1th 111nCSS and suff erlng from lack of practlce ran a close second to a strong team from Alvarado Football gear was 1ssued to the football team on Sept 2 and the team started pract1c1ng 1n ernest for the touch schedule ahead Under a new and very capable coach the team set out to better the record they had accompllshed the vear before After three weeks of hard PYBCCICC Coach Drennan and h1s boys launched the season w1th a non con ference game w1th the Cleburne Yann1gans on the Zebra f1e1d comlng out ahead w1th 21 0 W1th f1ve conference games ahead the Zebras were content w1th beatlng Grapevlne 34 0 The followlng week the team traveled to Mansfleld to paste a 26 0 l1ck1ng on Mansf1e1d s record The team then met a strong Keller team on Zebra fleld barely DOSIHS them out 1n the fourth quarter 13 6 On success1ve Frldays the Zebras knocked M1do1oth1an and Godley out of the conference ce 26 7 and 13 0 Wlth one of the toughest games of the year com1ng up w1th the Itasca Wampas Cats a non confer ence foe, the team took lt easy a week and healed all 1n JUTIBS and brulses Then w1th a never say d1e sp1r1t, the Zebras defeated the Cats 7 0 1n the fourth quarter The followlng week the Zebras met a strong Lake Worth team on a soggy fleld Due to the fact that the fleld slowed down the Zebras fast backs the team went down 1H defeat to the tune f 25 6 The Zebras then prepared for a tough game wlth the Aledo W1ldcats On a soggy and flooded f1e1d the Zeb ras stayed beh1nd for three quarters before f1na11y com1ng to l1ke and scorlng three touchdowns 1n the last quarter an w1nn1ng 20 6 Wlth the last game of the year comlng up the Zebras practlced hasd to prepare for the Alvarado Ind1ans A w1n would mean the conference Ch8mp10hSh1p However on Thanksg1v1ng Day the Zebras lost thelr second me of the ear to e n 13 s 3 0 The Zebras won elght and lost two and would have lost more had It not been for the tlreless work of Coach Drennan The Zebras celebrated the season w1th a banquet 1n thelr honor at the Methodlst Church on Feb 27 The new Superlntendent Mr M1natra was the speaker The annual staff 1S regretful 1h saylng that we cannot SIVS the results of the 1948 track season for the track team has Just started PF8CC1C1Hg as the Zebra goes to press . . . . . a 1 ' ' y . . . , . , . - . . . , ra - - . 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