Hamshire New Holland High School - Eagle Yearbook (Hamshire, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1955 volume:

,, ,, Aw 4 f ZQ, . S 51 1. -,L' ,el :gig 7 A .fu je ff 5 - ith, K jf 1 . ion. x JQZMXXS 'xoffwcd xo 'Am e Oqm XAOQSC 'wb Odxcxixoo Seiikccs I X I l h I ,xx 'AME r I S YX3m55xicfSoi YXONXMXQN Yxvgo SLMQQX Xrmuxiw A, X135 OX -'G XX-fc.f, OL.,-,gaimx Sbwmc 'INN-W'.W' V. PN. iw Y . 'DL Psofixkoixom Y 'CO ' x 'lv L1 1, W1 x QM Cxfx-'N A09 6 ' r 'xiao O wb Xb ,OO 'X , .xxx X ew xox wfvfffg A. 'Zi x I 'f 1 .,- 1. xy-if xl X-Q lf administration Q Z of 1 ,Z 2 if I 1 Z Z A I .H E1 iiii -TZ fm 1,-A BOARD OF TRUSTEES V. M. CRAWFORD, PRES. RODNEY CHRIST, V. PRES. EARL M. CRYER. SEC'Y. D. HECKAMAN HERBERT CLUBB J. P. KIKER HOWARD LOHMANN The 1955 BULLDOG is dedicated to the Harnshire-New Holland School Board, in whose hands the forward progress in education has been made. THE STAFF -0 gbecb ca f i on .Serviced HAMSHIRE-NEW HULLANIJ HIGH SBHUUL 8:00 P. M. High School Auditorium National Anthem.. ..,. .. .,......Y,.... ...Band I. W. Burgess Invocation ...Y.,, ,7.. .....,7,,..,..,,,......,,,, ..... R e v . W. B. Oliver Introduction of Superintendents ..,,,,,,, ......,, L . L. Taylor School Song., ,,...,., ...........,....,.... Band Presentation of Awards ..... ........ V. M. Crawford Brief History of the School .......,... ...... R ev. I. Kelley Texas Our Texas .... .. ........,. Band Dedication .,.,.,,. ...... ......,....,,...... I . W. Edgar Commissi onex ol Education Benediction.. , .....,.. Father G. Rabroker Recessional .. .... ....... B and J. W. EDGAR Commissioner of Education L. L. TAYLOR Superintendent if J ' .4 Q, I 1 If NEW I'i..XN'1'-Hvrv is part nf snhofrl plant an lhxzmhirr. if- main high,Ss,hof1l M RXGHT ii mechani- al shop 'md :1,griculiure build- ng. Other' units ixxdurie hand uilding. Ihr hi: plum mil Sw:- edivtsird I IIIBHY mill op:-n nuse 101' Ihr- puhijr, Hourf RTI' lo lil p m. Ellllf ITIIH 5l,.iTlQlI FITIDJY swf, ' '3 Mgnm-'M.,.,,, - 'Q 5 ' . 'iwwu ,- 5 1 1 L armhire Sets ' New BY SARA f1IARS4'I'!il,I.l.Il Jvurnal snuff Writer HAMSHIRE, Tfmzag Jzuz. 131- If 'xc ,gm tif E:-gpcml, tx -iiA.0QU2'! muilduf' mf' buzlf' wav 1 , Xia . gf I - V V , ,..Y 4- If ci. AC.. ...A . -rg. 1- - , ,, ., :J 2' Mas: 1 l 2 F X y A fi-ff? . A I x 'J A .. .'.A '1 iff . ,., , ,, t, , I I1 H va -5 V, '11, ci ,I 5 ' - -- 'vii 'fm:f:1'f, ,,, ,' mu Schoo f , 1 ' 'C '?23 'MiF9Y A x I Jeb Q 4 0, 'iQ . X . .-JFK, X In the year 1929 Han1shireNNew Holland Consolidated formed an Independent School District. ZIZL III'- TZE a..,..4..,, ....,.a.-.- .....,,........-. A--L. ra Hamslmre New Holland School 1941 1 iv-4 SQQAL-I' ...L Hamshire-New Holland Gymnasium and Cafeteria 7, , ' - ?f. we '7 ,M ,,. W, , ix' V nga 1' 'V .,. I-1 M. Hamshire-New Holland Elementary School '55, '-s. aww 'fa wo. 4 jf - uv- .1 - WHA -A -5-' ,, , 'ff '.---1 .. A- ,, 72, ,gag g-f5,5g'r'-,.f-- A lla ' ' W . --Q12- P-e we , 1 ,, -f .4..d1...., -A -Tw' r..,.af-din-. '- I, 'S v ? . , v . . . 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He is pigzzt engineer ann: bus driver, and has been with 'ic Ha 11.5 hir C Sehool L'J.'61'1ty- three years. i nf 1,' ,..,.-.,..nf- Mr. Edgarfkreeneaux, Assistant plant engineer re c e ived his five year A b iiward pin at the Dedica- f -V tion of the school. ,Af-m,. ff- fp 4 ke Q1 Y if 'i .pf 6 5 fx 1 Q ii , ,Q-I ' A we A A ff , 3. I Q N -I A: :ix Q ima . f - I 1 V f fl iifivn , r , ' , M . M. . 1. .11 ' L' 1 ii- i ,,,A,, 1 r Cul II ia, .Qi lf Qi A 1 ii 'rug W 1: 5 t fi 1 i 'z has ww- i I U73-rff v . ii, tin' Hi-':.5h1rv-Ne N 15 5, I if iff. 4 4 '75 -'x i Mrs. Hortence Arceneaux Mrs . Adnaca Meloncon Mrs Lou1se Llght Nurse and pat1ent Marle Joyce Bourque .jj Aff' .4- 92? K...--f X' Z 41143 l-- iri- 1 -Q S -- - il ll- --1. lv- -- i - 111. - i1f - i -1 git. 1i1 - I -i gi.. ii. -i L 611.4 Our new heraldry is hands--not hearts WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE l-lamshlre New Holland Independent School Dlstrlct L I. TAYLOR SUPERINTENDENT HAMSHIRE TEXAS BOARD OF TRUSTEES PRINCIPALS IVO PHEND PR 5 TOM MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL D HECKAMAN V PRES GEORGE E MOORE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MRS OTTO FISCHER SEC MRS G L DEATON V M CRAWFORD RODNEY CHRIST HERBERT CLUBB The poet has sa1d Tlme makes anclent good uncouth but such IS not the case vnth Hamshxre New Holland In 1929 one quarter of a century ago Hamshlre New Holland Consohdated created an Independent School D1str1ct Slnce that tmme three major mow ements have been made IH the bu1ld1ng program whlch brlngs It up to date wlth the completxon of the hlgh school thls year The school 1s located Ln one of the nat1on's strateglc places the center of a great and growmg metropolxtan area It has set and mamtamed a h1gh standard the cultural development of those who have come under 1ts mfluence Over the years has come a wonderful tradltlon bu1lt by the school and by lts student bodles The faculty, the course of study the llbrary fac1l1t1es the student actxvlty pro gram the scholastlc and athlet1c competxtxon wxth other schools the specxal em phas1s on the sclence, mus1c, and vocatxonal tralmng all are establxshed on a scale broad and general enough to challenge mdlvldual mterests as well as to encourage further educatmonal pursmts It ms the hope of all that these experxences estab llshed a falr and democrahc part1c1pat1on of student body and faculty w1ll result turnmg out cltxzens of the future who have a love for the way of llfe and HANDS that are wlllmg to work to make thms natmon of ours great 'ilncerely ,eiffgz Superlntendent of Schools - 0 1 1 . 2 . . , V ' Il ' ' Iv ' 1 1 I' ' , ' - - 1 1 l 7 , ' 1 1 ' . IH 1 1 ' 1 2 ' . , - IU 1 O STUDENTS It is my desire that the girls and boys of Hamshire New Holland who attend this school always find a sympathetic understanding of their needs a satisfying happiness in their work and rich opportunities for useful learning May this school building serve to remind old and young alike of the results that were achieved when willing hands worked together for progress in education Sincerely yours Jamfjbvxafll'-T X High School Principal XX l 1, STN, X, :jgli f I if if STAFF: Again it is my privilege and pleasure to congratulate you upon the successful completion of the 1955 Bulldog. Your staff has spent many hours in the prep- aration of this yearbook so that you may have a complete record of your school days. We are grateful to the willing hands which has made this publication of lasting interest. Cordially Yours, 5 A 5,,fz,.J?3,,4, A :- Elementary Principal i 5 'fix - ttf 1 ' L kt, lu- IH aw Q MR. A.G. FLOURNOY MR. J. W. BURGESS MR. Vocational Agriculture Band - cxyg .4 fi. 'GEM :lr RUSS ENA DENNIS , -0 Q., t-11, 'X J.E . O'DOWD Science Second Grade MRS. JOYCE JENKINS MRS. MARJORIE SOMMERS First Grade Second Grade 'U MISS THELM.-X REYNOLDS MRS, EDITH REESE MRS. Third Grddc' Fourth Grade ffl 1 GRACE HUNTER Fifth Grads Q- 9052 Qs QC QV VJ S LEROYBERGERON-Track RUTH M UELL ER-Baskeb 4gFootba111-2-5-4gBasebal1 ball 1-2-3-41 Baseball 1-4 1-2-3-45 Basketball l-Z-3- Vol1eyball4gMostRepresen 43 Best Citizen 43 Most Rep- tative 43 Cheerleader 2-3-43 resentative 4. Majorette Z-3. PAM DALLISON NOAH COPELAND 'BEAU' CHARLES WILB ER- Football 1-2-3-43 Baseball l-Z-3-4g Track 4g Most Pop- ular 4g Class Favorite 13 Vice-President 4. 41' PAM DALLISON - Basketball l-2-3-43 Baseball l3 Class Favorite l-43 Band l-2-3-43 Ivlajorette 2-33 Cheerleader 2-3. JUANITA HEBERT - Base- ball l-43Basketball1-2-3-43 Volleyball 43 Majorette 2-3- 43Bandl-2-3-43 Cheerleader 2-5. NOAH COPELAND-BaSket- ball 3-43 Baseball l-3-43 Track 43 Cla s s Favorite 4g Paper Staff 3-43 Annual Staff 4. J. D. MELONCON CARROLL CLUBB 47 MARIE BOURQUE - Baseball 1: D.A.R. Representative 43 Annual Staff 43 Librarian 3. . ,ff .'g,3..L,,3'f ,. f I 1 :'r7,' fl, '-'f:'??5. SHARON VAN NOORD - F. F A. Sweetheart 43 Class Fav- orite 2-33 Annual Staff 43 Li- brarian 33 Reporter 2-3. .IU IOR FAVCDRITES EUGENE FOREMAN President S MARY ANNE JAEGER Secretary FRANCIS WEBB LLOYD DUERR KARL DUERR Vice -President LLOYD DUERR Treasurer RUBY RODRIQUEZ Typist JOE MELONCON Track in HENRIETTA RENKEMA Newspaper Editor BARBARA ROBINSON Assistant Editor CHARLES WILLIAMS Band FRANCES ANNE WEBB Reporter , . -', JI' ' A RALPH LeBEOUF Track ,. My 639657 Q- 0 A QV' I J 13 f 1 Bill Neu-President Loretta Wells-Secretary RL1f11S Y 2 il wus 'J x ' 1 f ai!-fx? A 4 0 Bnbby Shellhanimer Diana Finch Ernest Weisse 4 ' AUDREY ' M ELONCON 'L BOBBY SHELLHAMMER T-ff Beaugh-Vice -President Mary Atwood X 1 I 'S' FRESHMA FAVORITE MAXNABORS 'Z Pd .Wy , Jon Nnu Presxdefnt I-lore-rue Meloncon Sepretary 'F Mary Hx Lkaman Reporter may Nabol-S Favorlte ALICE FAY WIERSEMA Sue Wmlson Vue Prcsxdcnt Alma- VN merse-ma Favomtn 4 w i Willie Heaton Alme Gr yde r Walter Lee Irwm 4, 4 Mary Ahce Cahamn f.. ' .- . ,' Ellen Ray Shellhammer Teddy Atwood Joe Rodrlquez Earlme S1mon Lvl' Frances Thomas Marvm Hayes Jlmmy Faughn Ehzabeth Duhon -19 - Af' 4 I J' 1 A t - XX ff 'nf' F All 9 If ll Ubin' QM EIGHTH GRADE 5 Dalt Cecil Vad on Thompso Ja W t vb Anna Earle Beeson 3 Emma Lou Cralgen Dor1s Marle Gary 0 Lurc y Bourque L1ll1e Belle Foreman Kary Kenneth Klker Eva Del Meloncon James Lee Meloncon Naom1 Ruth Pledgel' Wanda Earlmne S1lcox Bertha Mane Broussard Lmda Marcella Cummms Alma Ruth Frazler Sandra Carrnlle Klker Juhus Galley fx. Kathe r 1ne Ann Lowe Beverly Jean Parks Neva Rose Galley EISIC Marle Slmon V1ola Ann Van Noord A A . L2 ' , gf' , x 1 V 1 t xi I , A If SEVENTH GR DE 'E 3? gg if Miss Madene Reeves Vivian Marie Wells .f 4 Dorothy Mae Simon Billy Thomas sq- .4 Peggy Joyce Wilber -ai' T Lona Jane Beeson if Mary Ellen Copeland V1ctor Freeman 0 ? Sldney L Hughe S if Ernest fJoeJ Campbell ff I..o1s Cummms Vorxs P Galle y 4-.pi 5-'vt Mxldred Langston I .Tame Rodmquez Janlce L Shellhammer Dorls V Clubb Lrnda Charlene Farrow Glenda Clubb Robert Hal F1SChCr li Shlrley R Galher J1m'n1e Lee Hebert Jane E Neu Bruce G Perkxns Llnda L SIICOX L1ll1e Craxgen l .Q 'ef-L Q , X Q Q I W tiff' L ' in mf 1, f 1 M I 'N 'J' . L Q. 'P if LL X SIXTH GR DE Mrs. Wedgeworth Bobbie Thomas Geraldine Simon Rena Mae Sinnon Vernon Stuckman Herbert Thibodeaux Q 1' if- r. -W eff- 'f 1'- VR- I . 'Y H -f-fi 4 fl fog FK Welaine Thibodeaux Charles Webb Jerry Weisse Barbara Williams Brenda Whitehead Jeannette B our que a-qu? Q4-nv Betty Ann Flscher ,442 Zola Melancon Robert Parks Patr1c1a Broussard B1lly Ray Hughes George Haskell Moon Robert Perry Fredemck Renkema Rheuben Shellhamrner N...-1 AN J , Patsy Ann Cahan1n A I Mary Ann Hughes 'S' James Campbell Pats y Melanc on Patsy Ann Mueller Mark Allen Nabors ls 1' 'J' I 1.5.32 an Nelhs Racca J Ruby Shellhammer Jordon Reese J Earhne S1mon x -A so , N . ' 1, Q , 1, v lu' I wily lf 1 All 4 1.23 4 V ' y J 1 47 H M . 1 4 , A - A ' I :Juv A my . 40' ,7 2 1 ff: ' V H-A la '45 , V V ' , 4, ' fir: ' Y J I .. V - I A--5 Q ,. -f, ' f af' . If ,V , na , , I V A K , 4 ,, 1 f' - 'R , ' ft I ff' I tw X N it Y A- V5 . xebh A In A , r. , r. . -iq, V4 , ll 1 I D fl' ,Q .W r ' 1 FIFTH GRADE 'Z David Charpiot 'N-Sun 4 Joyce Ann Royer Mrs. Grace Hunter , -1 golf Carlton Peebles Carolyn Sue Pitre , ,-o il 9, all f Paul Racca 9? po .4 x G0 ' 10' Harold Silcox Linda Thibodeaux John Wierserna f, Mary Ruth Beeson Donna R1ta Chr1st Lmda Cra1gen NY! Donald B oudoin Mg,-1 Malcolm Clubb Donald Deaton D1ane Gryder Loralne Huffman Emerson Leger Beverly Melancon Lindola Boullion Ronald Comeau John Duhon Le onard Budr o -ani fha James Cra1gen R1chard Fxsh Wray Irwm Harr1et K1ker 1x4 Evelyn Melancon Lmda Charr1ot .5 '05 H . ' 'T' V-Jn D ,W A up fl!! vi 1 If 1 X . . 'IN 1 , l - V- Q lf 1, f 5- i l , Ill fl 1 J-jl -X .A 5 A U X li li 1 M . J X , vii J all '6 X, if .J -, fl ff is Verne Mueller 'vu . W ' :- -1 l Zula Raeca Charles Reukema Freddie Hornberge r Dmcie Perry fi .pg Linda Christ Billy Price Reba Silcox Geraldine Thxbodea Myra Atwood Clara B our que I fx -K- it i 1 'V 4 I , Glynn Ballar d 1 Lloyd Chr1s ,-0 '39 of '-if A i' -J t Frank1e Foreman Albert Hebert Betty Keenon 44 ' Raymond La Ver gne 'ff Benjamln K1ker '1!' Larry LeBeouf Larry Beaugh A? Lucy Clubb Betty Hebert 1 Douglas Kxker 'mf Joseph Marcymuk , if Q iff f- 1' If S James Boul11on -of Paul Clubb A111e Mae Hughe s Rxchard Ku' kpatx-1ck George Meloncon L L ' L , I ,QI . , V 1-Q 1 . V .f N, V. z. aL , 'K n X , X, narrye f i , 1' sl' - ,fr ' , , . A f . a 2 .Lg Y' 1 W 30 h , ' , ' Kb. , I ' ' I 3 . -, W- - . an Q . ' . fl f-'A vw X A E 2,1 ,. V. .. A . ' ve .4 I V xr Y L' RN M' a , s ' THIRD GRADE ,ff , f3:g ref f , ' fx. v ,Mi Cheryl Perkins ....... - X Miss Thelma Reynolds Scotty Rollins Judy Shannon John Simon .--I ' I I Wilbert Simon James Whiddon Rufus Ballard James Budro all John Deaton ! fJ X Larry Bergeron ,erik X Charlle Campbell f 3. Ida Fay Duhon -I Al1cde Galley Donald Gaus 1.4 Qu' .41 Mary Le Blanc Albert Mmtchell D'Ella Mae Boudom Charles E Broussard D1ck1e Chr1st Donald Farr ow Robert Jones Wade Lowe Sf Joel Cryer Wanda Sue Flsh V 10 Phllllp Kelle y Shar on Peebles is w rx , ' L TW , v L L ' ' 1 xr, xg! ,L - A ,'5 71 N , fi lm x 5 fi Q-, x f,1f E:,-i ': . .fJ9' A 3 ' ,V 'ly V V , ' ,fl 3 ,, y W in Wyy' J, or , Z I7 2 f ' H A 1,- 1 S -f' ,f Ll X. 1' L be L., n L L 0 QQ f l N . Y A ' 1. N -.wr 7 ,q2 ' ,115 A ' 9, '1 ' Y, 'K f I A .42 . -6 'f H4 '- ' S Q0 Q SEQ 9 Mrs. M. Sommers 4? Randall Reese Annie Lee Simon Earl Smith Judy Thibodeaux A -A 2 C v Donna Leta Williams Gale Drawhorn Loretha Webb Richard Williams ,a.-0 Ga1l Bertrand , 13 ....,N Grlfred B oulllon Kathleen Cryer Sherry De Young August Galley Shlrley Langston Donald Parks Gerald Hebert Stanle y Major S Robert Burrell Gladys Clubb Ronme Fear Sherry Freeman X Mary Hooks Lee Howard Hughes Ml! Davld Meloncon Pattl Nabors Mary Perry Kenneth Prlce Earlme Racca df 1' V' I 4 s 5 .1 y za , l ry, X 4 1 1 ,A-4 , ' 'i is 1 fin' ha I ,IV V , tm v.v, f V is V , ' A ,lz ' V, . l , , Q., fr ,fa 4' Arrrl 5 A V , ?4T7V Y '- Q ff' A G' , r l ,n A - t - 1 :ff lfti, , , -9 FIR T GRADE .e-153 , 1,5- Mrs. Joyce Jenkins . .4 , if as X - , y ' A i . 5 fs it ff 'WAS P - xv 2-. Larry Ragga Don Royer Maynard Shellhammer P-Q 2 Tommie Sowell Bonnie Webb David White I , Q E E r ' 1 S 14 Linda Hornberger ' 4 45 - A 'TP I Joyce Silo ox i Lonnie White f ,J :M ll . 7 4, Jxmmy Allen Elhzabeth Andrus 15Zm.ff3AJ Edward Campbell Judlth Day Larry Heathman Jam Dxanne Chxasson Sharon De Young es Keenon Gary Krumrey Nell1e Melan Lmda B udr o Donna Cr yer Barbara Duhon Warren Koons di , s Q.- l 51, X . Patr1c1a Byr d 1 fx Jlmmy Day Carol Farrow Ss J1mmy Kxrkpatrlck con Mary Neu James Pltre I If V ,ff I 'gy :a ' , Y ,' .iv D-.x1n..'. a X yr 12, an X 1 'A x -, 3 4 .hcl ,!c,:.., , I. I I li Q . if I A I '- ' ,V 4 A ,nv Ax '9 :yy , ' .s uf. ,f if 1 A f V 1' V K f' ,rjyglfu ,I y I ,A ,y,,, I , Q ..,. ' 2' All I . I C- W, ,Ak ' - -'Q -. I' , 4. A' ff 'n Av' iw 'nf , WW, .91 A A A , f - 3 . r N. 5353 L' iv 4 l A 5 M ,, if-. f , A KI DERGARTE MRS. ALICE MARIE MORRIS, Teacher But I never saw nothing that could or can Just get all the good from the heart of a man Like the hands of a little child. Golyer sf . Tj 1 Q .5 1 A tv X A Av- K 1. I .ov A. Ili, ' '-TN' ' IN jf? 14 ' EY. X QQ V , af ' I .f Q5 K KX as . 1 ' gzfvygqpf. A ' z,'Jud',wAm a 1-E J, L afa, .2 4 W4 fm Q. I if ,V ,ff j E 2 'AJ ' ww. . . t :nh lg, . . X B if 5' ! 1 SCIENCE 8 MATHEMATICS if 9 N m X asf 'f XXX 'f' PQ X ui ing: ., K XS Affine.: 452 X Q rw- lf- Exiffw, XX-X X J XX V .Qi xx J E OD d C NX X VOCATIONAI- AGRICULTURE LLQX S: K 35 OY .PSV MANU TRAIN AL IN HOME ECGNOMICS Q Mr S Sandr Heck COMMERCIAI 3' DRIVER EDLICATIO + fzfaaa. Ill!! 1: ' 1 I-1145143 I cl' Y I H l49.o:'Tg't 'Ti X Q, Superintendent L . L . Taylor ANNuAL STAFF I ...N--f M' W X rf:-1 czf'-4 J 043 ' J ,,,.u 'e '-f-'-3'- ' 1 I A 6, F1 x HA 3 . FU 9 I . n avr V' ,ef .-. 'T' f 33,51 1-5,1172 ,, ' ., .,-'Z-N A I.,----.....f -...,.4n ' .,,.1-gh, 5 -..nP'jf,.'---'- I v- lr.-w.. f -..A-H v '- .v ,n U... - A. ,, ...- - fm.,- :,,--- ' 1 , - 1 X ..... - : 1 .-lf' . I . W. . -V . t x A' - --. I if Mm fm 6.x 1-w bv A 1' 3 Mr- .si 31 9, 'ka 'K W-' wx ww, , M, x, V 1, +G' 1 -' ' f 'L 1 5 3,-mf :A 7+ Q 2 ' at W 'tg ve 2 5' If fy ,Hui-M Ler Bergeron MR H M HIRE 4, v. ,A X W f lr, ' I , 1 I I im ' A 71 . , 1 3 3 Q wi . - 4 LU 3 i'55: 4 , vu? a. X 4, , 'zgfv Y . ii K A , L 2 J MAQXXXI,-' A if , A L f.. . A 9 , ,1 K I N .J Ag., ' A ' JWhu-f Florence Meloncon xii-IOTOGRAPHERS MODEL N 'A-MQ A f , E' 1 ,Ab . fr-:W Af' Mui f, 's 4. Q' :V fx, V, 13' K, . 1 Y Qin ,gig ' WS? 'viful S274 4-.- Mary Anne Jagger N CAMPUS FAVQRITE f , . .-4 VTP'- Ng X NC' , Q .4 4 x W ggi: ' vig, , 9-- Charles 4iee fx, 4 P-,. gi l- Bea ' VVHber AA! TE WULLDUG BAND WHIRE bw?M'NfWffQW! .fry f ff- f'1 ,r 'sn Q2 9' H i ! . Q 5 7 LE Hc5Y WM ACQ- N5 ' 1 f 1 Wwv -' 4 4, 5? 1 N Sharon Van Noord F. F. A. SWEETHEART W1 , f ,A Wap, has-...- Qi VME: 11 v 9 A YQ :-'Sf' ' V 1 if gigaz 0 A-ff ndra Klker M in-N. RY ESENTATIVE .aggr- 4 Hr uf ER NEG vs Beverly Pallas. El FNAENT ARY FAVORITE , ff fs k n 'y . 1 ,. . 1 4 . 4 - 1 W . 'T' , pac 9 , '- , QW .Y 4 .X . e,,., . dau-gr-9 , f ,.. -nw! ' L , .95 in M W 3 6 4 f 1 , . X i . I ' . lg, ' ' ' A gi-f.-. B 91 t V'l'x,, 1..,v, :X 3 i lx ', , uw arse Joyce ourque D A R REPABESENTATIVE www, ,f . I V A , ' I, - Y Q f .' - 'N I 4 R f 1 2 A 1 , ' f ? X - . 0 Q o ' ,9 sv' Q 9 , . O . .U in 0 , Q 0 , . O I 14 , fy I 3,9 A ff 'of' I Y M K' ...Q 1..- 'vqv e elancongxx N Q oh QULEN N Q Awww '9 516 5, J' 29220 C+ Lf 656 02 Z fs, , W ,fa , W3 Ci M23 ?'22?'Z A . Ruth Mueller HIGH SCHCDOL PRINCESS in-H Thelma Neu ELEMENTARY QUEEN fi ,V I T I I QQ ! . Q50 1 O0 A QQ '0,, Qx Q- '72, sa C0 Q 'QQ ,, . 0 0 0 Q0 -6 es 9 , , 'Q Qs O46 ag? '6'Zp . 66 Q06 Q? 676, Q6 'rg of., 0 o e- oo eff 1' 9 6' O GQ oo A 0 6' sf e- 4 4' Oo Ge QI, ' 00 'PG Q? 6 04 oo 66 .68 o Q ' QQ 63 J Of' ' 5' ' if Of' QQ, , 5556, Q50 ,9 'P cf Qgfiii A ' 'Zo Gb, 'ia fs Q, a og 63:06 ,pq 462 'ZQGQ E Q' 'fn 0 Gab Ge- I fa Lucy Elaine Clubb 20. ELEMENTARY PRINCESS MENU First Down QPineapp1e Salad, Tackling Dummy QGreen Beans! fCherry P1e Wxth Ice Crearnj Invocation . Welc ome Response . Intr oduc ti o Addr e s s PROGRAM . . . LEROY BERGERON . . . MRS. L.S. WHIDDON . . . . . . COACH BEESON n of Speaker ...... SUPT. TAYLOR . . . . . . COACH STAN LAMBERT N' gf, gp, ' x - P fl My R ' L in 1- I Q 'Q L! 3' .. f jr, A3 Y fi v 1 , , 41 s.. r vig, bg F.F.A. IN ACTION THE SENIOR CLASS Presents SHY GUY A Comedy In Three Acts Paul S McCoy Director Mrs EA Turk March 17 1955 8 00 P M CURTAINS GOING UP -5 SX 6 CHARACT ERS FRED HASTINGS Leroy Bergeron CORA HASTINGS Sharon Van Ixoord GILBERT I-IASTIINGS NANCY GRAHAM LARRY MADISON JULIE TUCKER GLORIA PATTERSON MELIINDA WHIPPLE . . . LOIS CORWIIN . . . . . Noah Copeland Ruth Mueller Beau' Wtlber Juanita Hebert Mary Atwood Marie Bourque .Loretta Wells MR. DANBURY . . Charles Ray Williams BILL STERLING . . . Eugene Foreman STAGE MANAGERS Carroll Clubb J. D. Meloncon A5 STORY OF THE PLAY VVhen Fred Hastings spends more money than his par ents believe he is earning when his friend Larry Madison attempts to get his churn out of hot water and when an etcentrit little lady of eighty decides to play football any attempt at trying to preserve the sanity of other casual obsery ers becomes futile lrerls mother Cora is planning a birthday party for lreds girl Nancy but when two strangers beautifully feminine appear in the persons of Gloria Patterson and Lois Corwin the plot tlnckens indeed Fred is :loomed his job as model tor Llamour L irl Cosmetics is abou to be revealed. But leave everything to Larry, Larry insists. Cilbert Hastinl s. lireclf father, is furious when he learns of Frerl's modeling joh. Nancy isn't sure how she feels about it1 ,lulic 'l'ucker's chief concern is being able to keep the pupiy larry ha: lwtiglit for her on the installment plan. .-Xml that's when Melinda lkliipple that wiry bun- tlle of energy, eighty years strong, appears. The birthday party? lt turns out to be something slight- ly less than an open-house zilfair, with a Mr. Danbury looking for local television talent. llill Sterling looking for his girl, and Melinda Xthipple looking for enough space iii which to make a touchdown in football. lt's colossal, it's fabulous, it's the most hilarious evening of entertain- ment you can give your audience, JUNCK CLAJS I JA X 1 qxl. E If Y KNA '5 CL' UARY I7 D IQRVDK IWSS JUAN! IA MART N gsm? THE CHARACTERS Willoughby Adams Aunt Hester Aunt Lonuse Aunt Olga Inner Wi ly Stanley Clark like lhrybelle 'hu-ner Trudy .larshall Janet sfarshell Carol lhrtin Lloyd Duerr .R-UIJY Rodriguez Sharon Van Noord .Frances debb Charles Ray willlllls .nlgene Foreman Karl Duerr .Barba.a Robmson Henrietta Renkema Ruth nheller . lery Anne Jaeger PRODIXZT ION STAFF Ralph I.eBeouf Stage lhnager Joe Meloncon Asst Director J. D. llelonconu... .....Propex-ties B. B. c1ubb...... ....L1ghz1ng 4 x X35 'J C' 11 4'-Q if br rg Af? iw' Y 'wlka' In -...fm 0 'P-2 M-V.. wr, cv .. 5-I glhnsh Lil K L ILJLJ- IL ll 1 L1i.Jl..l 1 f! ' Bri! i '-QW! W- ' il X 1 5, X f!52fL,i 'Q?,,',.x. Ll f S4 R'- ff' X I fy? P 'iz 'A ::,. . . 2 Nxt y -fa 5 . ' V -Qjtfpx eq' 'lu' ir .4 ' ' A I 'K' 11' 1 . p - r Xu! i Q. X I . 'Z 0 ff ' 1 fix N b . , 1 X K .x . if Q V i D V nl' 5 X n ' 1 Ai f ' lk f ' x- 14 EQ' 1 - JA: gl Iyfwx ,vx L M A ,541 ,-4' ' , - f ,- u-. x A . : . X . 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' ss, ,ft L e ro y Bergeron Co Captam all conference game as rlgh semor played 1n all games as end left end Butch Duerr started season Beau W1lber Co Capta1n as r1ght end and fx H1 s h e d as semor playlng 1n quarterback c e n t e r playmg m all confer p o s 1 t 1 o n as four year letter ence and pract1ce games man Ernest Welsse played entxre season recexved 1nJur re s m 1-hgh Island and Fannett games but came back to fl!11Sh season for hmxted servlces Www B obb y Shellhammer fxrst saw Rufus Beaugh recelved lnjurles serv1ce1nCh1nagame andplay at I-hgh Island game and saw ed the remamder of the year as llmlted servlce through the re fullback mamder of the season John Parks started season and after lay off r e sum ed play m I-hgh Island Goodrlch C h 1 na I-Ioneylsland andBatsongames ln 1 ' 1 t 1 . . ll ll ll ' - ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . . -vii. , , - A 4' . ' - F K . 1',-YEL ...ax - k . 1-mfr ' Ginn ' . , .- '- , K ' g . 1' r 'S 1 Z f' D A .QT git? I . . it .' , 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 I 7 ' Substitutes who gave invaluable ser- vice: Jessie Copeland, Willie Heaten, Toby Whitehead, Ralph I..eBeauf, Billy Neu, Joe Neu, Marvin Hayes and Teddy Atwood. MANAGERS: Huey Abshire and James Lee Abshire. Coach Beeson, saw first year of coach- ing at Hamshire-New Holland in 1954 season after previous years of coach mg at other schools Ralph LeB eauf Marvin Hayes X owl , 1!' 'fl ' Y l Qs f by FUR AREA BOYS TEAMS age Tournament Set at Hamshire Q HKMSHIRE Texas Dec 9 fSpl The flI'St bas ketball tournament of the season for local hlgh school' boys wlll start at 6 p m Thursday at the Hamshlre hxgh school gym Teams from ll mme Chma Anahuac Fannett Hlgh Island Cold Sprmgfs Saratoga Good rlch Batson Hardm and Warren wxll compete Pm' FINAL playoffg vm be assroreiatgrimirlrlllresega-rxrE:g1.sTe:1iher held on Saturday night burgers hotdogs and cold drxrillgs Thursday games Wm mclude m the school cafeterla durmg the Wmme and Hnrnshxre 6 p. m Chun and Anahuac 1 p In tournament Finn!!! md High Island 8 30 On Friday play vull begm at 3 30, p nr. with Cold Spnngs and Sara logs Goodrich and Batson at 4 45 Hsrdm :nd Warren 6 p m and hrs! round playoff 1 15 p m PLAY WILL begin at 8 a m Baturdny with the Imnl games starting at 730 p m and 845 p m Fzwe trophies will be award I ed, ont for fporumanshlp and one' for in-at uoold third and four' n l , fbi, J 'H IN TOURNEY THIS WEEK Area irl age Team to Compete HAMSHIRE, Texas, Feb. 1 fSpl-Hamshire-New Holland school will sponsor its eighth annual girls invitational basketball tournament Thursday through Saturday at the local school gymnasium, school of- ficials announced. FOURTEEN teams have? ' 1 entered the tou1'nament,,g?YtaHd flmsatll Slay SEHUHSHY6 - - -- irs games aur ay wi snr Hamshlre Coach Bill Bee rat 8 a. m., the consolation finals, fast games and possibly close'?iim'gs pgtrgboagfinfhe mst' place scores' . . 4 FIRST AND second place win- ners will receive trophies, as will the first and second place con- solation teams. Mr. Beeson said that a team sportsmanship trophy 'also will be awarded. Entries will come from Winnie, Vidor, Goodrich, Shepherd, Fan- nett, China, Big Sandy, High Island, Saratoga, Barbers Hill, Orangefield, Kountze and Warren. son said Tuesday, predicting some Games will begin at 1 p. m. Thursday. resume at 1 p, m. Fri-V I gn. , , , 5 . A , Q? f-.' 1 ,I ' 1 'ah kk? ur M Q a fx'-YZ ' mf? . 4 1 Gm -,ax V '-M Hamshire School Holidavs Slated HAMSHIRE, Texas, Dec. 9 1511-.Director J. 'W. Burw-ss Wednes- 5 Supl, L. L. Taylor v-'1ll dlsmlss day. 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The credentlals of thousands of men were checked and re checked and lt was decided that G l Rowan could delaver the message to Garcia If at could be delivered Rowan accepted the challenge and was glven the letter to be dellvered to Garcia In person Rowan landed from an open boat four days afterwards at an obscure place on the coast of Cuba He disappeared into the lungles and In three weeks came out on the other slde of the Island Has natuve clothes were nn rags The hardshnps and sufferlngs he endured whsle travelang through a hostlle country are truals I have no desnre to tell nn detanl THE MESSAGE HAD BEEN DELIVERED The pomt l wnsh to make ns thus Presndent McKunley gave Rowan the mes sage to be delnvered to Garvna Rowan took the message and dnd not ask HE TOOK THE MESSAGE Garcua and Rowan have passed on but thenr work ns known to have been WELL DONE There are other Garclas and Rowans but their names may be Smith or Jones or something else There are also other messages to be taken and the world contmues to seek some one to take them We llve In a country where there ns freedom opportunity and a place to luve unafraid Then at IS an oblugatuon to thank well of It speak well of It and stand by at and nts unstututlons not a part of the tame but at all times ln government and busuness there ns a constant weedung o t of the lncapable There ns a continued search for the ones who can DELIVER THE MESSAGE fThus page was bought and pond for by a frnend of young people wuth the hope that A Message to Garcia mnght lnspnre some young man or woman to bugger and better thungsj , ' I ' I Where is he? 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