Honey Grove High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Honey Grove, TX)

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Ax sn... ,, ELLIS MILFORD WOOD DOYLE WATTS STOEHNER EWELL DIEDRICK KILPATRICK TOM -TOM STAFF Editor ----- ------------- - - - BOB MILFORD Assistant Editor - - - - BILLIE JEAN EWELL Business Manager ----- ----- T ED ELLIS Assistant Business Manager - - - - JACK MCCRAW Feature Editor ------- - - -JIMMY DOYLE Sports Editor - - - - -------- PHILIP WOOD Photographers - - - BARBARA SEALE DIEDRICK HELEN KILPATRICK Typists - - - - MYRTLE STOEHNER MARY TODD WATTS Sponsor - - - - MISS KATHERINE TROUT DEDICATION We, the staff of the 1953 TOM TOM, dedicate this edition of the senior members of the Warrior Football squad who played a great part in boosting the team to a Bi-District Championship, thus bringing another high honor to dear old Honey Grove High. Their loy alty to team and school will be an inspiration to those who follow in their foot steps as Warrior players and boosters. We trust that the habits of fair play, loyalty to high ideals, and the desire to succeed will remain with Blair, Brimmage, Carpenter, the Cunningham's, Dickson, Doyle, Dyer. Ellis. the Ho1lowell's, Milford, Scott, Sivley, and Wood to spur them on to high achievements in their chosen professions. f' C r- '- -,T CE .. ..- CJ F -- .. -3 Q Q A 1. - . -Q QQ ICWYT if Nnrf' 9-cn-Irs, Q' SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE The continuance of our American way of life depends upon the way our citizens are educated. As the problems of society become more com- plicated, the education of our people becomes more difficult and requires more time. A hundred years ago, when mastery of the rudiments of the Three R's was sufficient, the necessary schooling could be obtained in a few years. Now many years of school attendance are necessary. And, more and more our people, to meet changing demands of life, are supplementing their schooling with Adult Education. Since change in a dynamic society, such as we cherish, is inevitable and inescapable, education will always be playing an important part. As it plays this role we will find that what education was intended to do or be in the past does not necessarily include what it should be or do in the future. Good administrative practice involves cooperative deliberation by teachers, parents, and the community at large. Although less than half of the homes in a given community are directly affected oy having children in the schools, all other homes are affected indirectly. Our program of public education should provide for every educable child, youth, and adult. Each individual should have the kind and amount of education which will make him most useful to himself and to others according to the principles of American Democracy. My personal congratulations to the sponsor and staff for another year c5'Muf Honey Grove Public Schools Superintendent Honey Grove, Texas yearbook well done. M,-Aff iw. 5-s. , ,sl 'sf-,. ADMI J. HONEY GROVES SCHOOL BOARD CARLOCK YANT EVERSOLE BARKER EVANS LOCHRIDGE HOLMAN COLLINS MCCLEARY EVERSOLE President LON B. EVANS Secretary GEORGE D, CARLOCK EARL COLLINS I G. L, Uletej HOLMAN T. I. LOCHRIDGE RAY YANT E. A. BARKER Superintendent 1 Wg W , FACULTY pg E, A, BARKER Superintendentg B, A., NTSTC M, A., G, leabody College for Teachers. KATHERINE TROUT Principalg B, A., TSCWQ M, A, TSCWQ Government, 'Z n, F'f'P? .Q:i . , . qv' WENDELL BREEDLOVE ff J . Southern Methodist Universityg 0 9 Band Music. X ANNE CLARK of! B. A., Texas Universityg M, A. , ,YI ETSTCg Mathematics. -I IQ ,sr YVONNE DOBBS Secretary: Paris Itgxior College. FRANCES ABERNATHY B,A,, TSCWg Spanishg English, C A CECIL FINLEY B, A, , Sam Houston STCQ M, A., Sam Houston STC. Vocational Agriculture. BETTY McKEE N, B,S, , ETSTCg Home Economics, 5' , FACULTY MRS. ADAIR MANKIN B, S., ETS1Cg M. S., ETSTC Business Administration, ADAIR MANKIN B, S., ETS'l'Cg Physical Educa- tiong Football Coachg Basket- ball Coach--Girls. MRS, ALTON SWAIN B. S. , E'I'STCg B. S. , in L. S., 'I'SCWg Library. v W? 5xx Q' -Q BILLY REDDELL B, S., University of Floridag Historyg Biologyg Football Coach: Basketball Coach--Boys MRS, MARTHA STROUP B. S., TSCWg English, XX fl 4 E e Q i X xx X .84 48 I MILFORD DIEDRICK SIVLEY KILPATRICK SCOTT BARKER DICKSON CLASS OFFICERS President - - - --------- - - JIMMIE DICKSON Vice President - - -------- R, E, SIVLEY Secretary - - - - BARBARA SEALE DIEDRICK Treasurer ---- -------- BO B MILFORD Parliamentarian - - - - DELANEY SCOTT Reporter ----- - - HELEN KILPATRICK Social Chairman - - - -MARTHA JANE BARKER Sponsor ----- - - MRS, ADAIR MANKIN I. DICKSON, IIMMIE Freshman Class Vice President 49-505 Freshman Class Favorite 49-505 Football A , 49-525 Bi-District Champs 525 H As- sociation 49-535 Track 515 Parliamen- tarian of H Association 51-525 War- whoop Staff Assistant Sports Editor 51-525 '- La Tertulia 51-525 Senior Class President 52-585 Assistant Firemarshal 51-525 - Firemarshal 52-535 Choral Club 51-525 I FFA 52-535 Greenhand Reporter 52-53. ..., Ah 9 th , rvq, - if IIMMIE DICKSON MRS. ADAIR MANKIN President Sponsor SENIORS BARKER, MARTHA JANE Freshinan Class Secretary-Treasurer 49- 505 Band 49-53g Druin Major 511-534g Vice President of Squaw Club 50-51g Student Council 49-51: SQUBW Club 49- 533 VHA District l President 511-513 Choral Club 49-53g Physical Education Club 51 -531g Warwhoop Assistant Editor 51-525 La Tertulia 51-553g President of La Tertulia 51-52: Girls' State Represen- tative 52g Senior Class Social Chairnian 52-531 Senior Class Favorite 52-553g H Association 53, BARNETT, fSonnyj ROBERT Football 49-515 Basketball 5t1g Band 512g FFA 511-511 Song Leader 51g Cheerleader 522g Choral 51-521 H Association 49- 52g Tennis Club 49-51. A lf? 115 '14 BLAKE, JOYCE DEAN P, E, Club 523 Basketball 53. BOEHLER, RUTH Squaw Club 49-535 P, E, Club 51 -52: Pep Squad 49-53. W,-'Yi C-sl V ' ' .45 4' fk J' U '? BATY, WILMA JEAN Pep Squad 49-531 Librarians Club 50g FHA 51-525 Halloween Oueen 515 Cheerleader 521 H Association 51-533 Social Chairman of P,E, Club 523 Choral Club 52-53g Basketball 52-53, BLAIR, fBuddyJ JOE NEAL Football 50-52g Bi-District Champs 52: FFA 49-53p Greenhand Historian 49-50g Chapter Secretary 51-52: Sophomore Social Chairman 50-51: Junior Secretary- Treasurer 51-52g H Association 51-523 Senior Favorite 52-533 Choral Club 51- 53. Y iN 'ffl 7 X x8 - .. SENIORS X' Zip,-rf Q:-4 ' A iv' f .4 BROTHERTON, SARA Squaw Club 49-535 Pep Squad 493 Band 49-535 P, E, Club 52: Librarians Club 51-533 Choral Club 52-53: H Associa- tion 53. C ARPENTER, JAMES Football 49-52g All District 50-52g Foot- ball Captain 50-52: Sophomore Class President 50-513 Baseball 515 H Asso- ciation 49-533 Basketball 53g Most Pop- ular Boy 51-525 FHA Sweetheart 5l-525 FFA Third Vice President 51-524 FFA Historian 52-533 Bi-District Champs 52. 1 --.-Qu .553 ..-Qi' va. L1 BRANUM, LOUWAYNE Music 49-503 Choral Club 52-53g Band 49-535 Tennis Club 50-515 Physical Education Club 51 -523 Squaw Club 50- 535 La Tertulia 51-5121 Secretary- Treasurer of La Tertulia 51-52g Hal- loween Princess from Junior Class 525 Junior Class Favorite 52: H Associa- tion 53, BRIMMAGE, LADALE Football 50-521 All District Center 515 Bi-District Football Champs 523 Basket ball Manager 52: La Tertulia 52-533 H Association 50-53. 1 ir CUNNINGHAM, FLOYD Football 51-52: Baseball 51-53g Track 51: Basketball 51-53g H Association 52-53: Bi-District Champs 52. CUNNINGHAM, LOYD Football 52: Basketball 50-53g Track 5lg Baseball 51-53g La Tertulia 51-53: H Association 52-53: Bi-District Champs 52. SENIORS CUTTRELL, KATHRYN Basketball 51-52: Squaw Club 49-53: Pep Squad 49-53: Choral Club 49-50 and 52-53: Librarians Club 51-53: Vice President of Librarians Club 51-52: P, E, Club 51-52. DEYHLE, BILLIE JUNE Squaw Club 49-515: Student Council 49-50: Pep Squad 49-53: Librarians Club 52-53: Assistant Reporter of FHA 50-51: Parliarnentarian of FHA 51-52: La Tertulia 51 -53: Choral Club 52-53. 143, N DYER, BILLY Football 49-52: Baseball 49-52: Basket- ball 50-52: FFA 49-52: Sophomore Vice President: Second Vice President of FFA 51: Junior Class Favorite 52: Parliamen- tarian of FFA 52: Most Athletic Boy 53: H Association 49-53: Bi-District Champs 52. EDWARDS, JUNE Squaw Club 49-53: Pep Squad 49-53: Choral Club 52-53. 00 -9 f:.Q':.' DIEDRICK, BARBARA SEALE Cheerleader 49-53: Choral Club 41-50 and 52-53: Freshman Class Favorite 49: Tennis Club 49-51: H Association 49-53: Basketball 49: Rodeo Queen 50: Librarians Club President 50: President of FHA 51: Physical Education Club 51 -53: Photographer for Tom-Tom 53: Reporter of H Association 51: La Ter- tulia 51-53: Warwhoop Assistant Editor 51-52: La Tertulia Reporter 52: Most Beautiful 52: Area and Local Future Farmer Sweetheart 52: Secretary ol Senior Class 53: School Sweetheart 53: H Association Social Chairman, DOYLE, JIMMY H Association 50-53: La Tertulia 51- 53: Basketball Manager 51: Football Manager 51: Football 52: Tom-Tom Feature Editor 52-53: Bi-District Champs 52: Sergeant-at-Arms of H Associa- tion 53. aff asf., f A '-.17 , .4 ,gf SENIORS 1? -JJ -1 '07 GOOCH, RANDLE IVY Basketball 49-505 FFA 50-535 Second Vice President of FFA 51-52. HOLLOWELL, FRANK CALVIN Football Manager 50-515 H Associa- tion 50-535 Baseball 50-53: Track 50- 535 Football 525 Bi-District Champs 52. .Q-. 41-x 1 xl . 4,4 V7 ELLIS, TED Football 49-535 FFA 49-535 Vice Presi- dent of FFA 51-525 Sentinel FFA 50-515 Most Handsome 51-525 Tom-Tom Staff 51-535 Football Captain 52-535 Hallow- een Escort 49, 525 King 515 Tennis 50- 515 Choral Club 49-50 and 52-535 H Association 49-535 Sergeant-at-Arms 51-52: Fire lloseman 52-535 Bi-District Champs 52. GARRISON, ANN Pep Squad 49-535 Squaw Club 49-535 P, E, Club 51-52: Librarians Club 49-53 Choral Club 52-53. K 1 rf A l ff' HOLLOWELL, WILLIAM Football 49-525 H Association 49-525 Baseball 50-535 Track 50-535 Basket- ball 5O-535 Warwhoop Cartoonist 515 Most Handsome Boy 535 All-District Right End 51-525 Bi-District Champs 525 Choral Club 52-53. JAMES, MINNIE Squaw Club 49-525 Librarians Club 51- 523 Pep Squad 49-52. IQ aa- fm. SEN KEEN, BECKY JANE Junior Class Vice President 51-525 School Sweetheart 525 Basketball 51-53 Basketball Captain 535 P,E, Club 525 H Association 525 Basketball District Champs 525 President of P, E, Club 53. KILPATRIC K, HELEN Squaw Club 49-535 H Association 51- 535 P, E, Club 51-535 Librarians Club 51-525 Basketball 51-535 Basketball Captain 535 Basketball District Champs 51 -525 Choral Club 49-505 Cheerleader 52-535 Choral Club 52-535 Tom-Tom Photographer 535 Sophomore Class Fav- orite 50-5l5 Most Athletic Girl 52-535 Pep Squad 49-515 Senior Class Reporter 52- 335 Senior Halloween Princess. F' 'pig ROBERTSON, MARY ANN Basketball 52-535 H Association 525 P. E, Club 525 Basketball District Champs 52. SCOTT, DELANEY Football 49- 525 Bi-District Champs 525 All-District Guard 51-525 FFA 49-535 Greenhand Reporter 505 Senior Class Parliamentarian 535 Baseball 505 Choral Club 525 H Association 49-525 Parlia- mentarian of H Association 53, IORS If 41 ' MILFORD, BOB FFA 49-535 Creenhand President 505 Chapter President 525 Sophomore First Citizen5 Football 525 Senior Class 'I'reasurer5 Tom-Tom Assistant Editor 525 Editor 535 Vice President of La Ter- tulia 535 FHA Sweetheart 535 Friendliest Boy 535 Bi-District Champs 52. POECK, FRANCES Squaw Club 49-535 Secretary of Squaw Club 51-525 La Tertulia 51-58: P. E, Club 51-52. '2- f-A f An fin! ' L I' SENIORS rl AWA ff THREET, DONAL FFA 49-52. WATTS, MARY TODD Squaw Club 49'53Q Band 49-533 La Tertulia 51-531 La Tertulia Social Chairman 51-523 Choral Club 49-51 and 52-533 Warwhoop Reporter 51-523 Tom-Tom Typist 533 P, E. Club 51'52j H Association 53. SIVLEY, R, E, Football 50'52Q All-District 523 Basket- ball 50-523 Captain 51-52: Baseball 503 FFA 49-513 Treasurer3 Choral Clubg Most Popular Boy 522 Senior Vice Presi- dentg H Association Secretary 51Q Bi-District Champs 523 President of H Association 53. STOEHNER, MYRTLE Squaw Club 49-531 La Tertulia 51-533 Program Chairman of La Tertulia 521 Historian of Squaw Club 52Q Junior First Citizen 523 Tom-Tom Typist 53. wooD, PHILIP Football 5O'52Q H Association 50-533 Basketball 50'53: Baseball 50'53: War- whoop Staff 51-521 Warwhoop Assistant Business Managerg Tom-Tom Sports Editor 52-533 FFA 49-523 FFA Reporter 51-523 All-State Honorable Mention 52Q Bi -District Champs 52. 1 '7' i JUNIORS 6- , 'Q -0- VESSELS BRANSON WEAVER REECE PERKINS FULCHER CLASS OFFICERS President ---- - - MATTIE LOU WEAVER Vice President - - ----- PATSY REECE Secretary -- - - - -BETTY JANE VESSELS Treasurer ----- ----- O THELLA PERKINS Social Chainnan - - - MARY PAULINE BRANSON Reporter ------ --------- K AY FULCHER Sponsor ----- - - MISS FRANCES ABERNATHY 41 fqu I -9? 'cg MISS FRANCES ABERNATHY, Sponsor MATTIE LOU WEAVER, President ALLEN, JERRY BAKER, ROY BRUCE BANKSTON, MARY FAY BRANSON, MARY PAULINE CARLH, LA TRESIA CUNNINGHAM, BETTIE DAVIS, DON EWELL. BILLIE JEAN FOX, DALE FULLER, EDNA EARLE FULCHER, KAY HARRISON, DON HAWKIN5, DOLORES JONES, MONA RAE KIRBY, ELLAN LMP, PATSY LMP, PEGGY MCCPAW, MCP NELMS, KENNETH NEWHOUSE, DEAN NEWHOUSE, ROSE PERKINS, OTHELLA REECP, PATSY POACH, BoBB1E JUNIORS ..-a-, 9 v Q-.5 ,411 R 45? TT gm r- Y f .' 'Y ' ' 15 1 N X s SHELTON, MARTl SHIPMAN, BOBBIE SHIPMAN, JAMES SLAGLE, WAYNE TODD, DORIS VESSELS, BETTY JANE SOPHOMORES 2 'bk l Z 1 xl-P x, XX, , i..4n ROGERS LOSCHKE HULETT GOSS JOYCE ALLEN CLASS OFFICERS President ---- - ---------- - - Betty Jean Loschke Vice President - - - Billy Fein Goss Secretary ---- - - - Jack Rogers Treasurer ----- - - Mary Jim Hulett Social Chairman - - - - Shirley Joyce Reporter ----- ---- Ru fus Allen Sponsors - - - - - Miss Betty McKee ecil Finley Mr. C Billy Fein Vice Presiden I Goss Betty Jean Loschke K President SOPHOMORES fi' -J, xy y, IU' 1,5 If cv- v ff f V dll -A r ', 1 X 1 X . vp, 1. Q. .. t CL- Y 1,19 4? A9 av- f Allen, Rufus Avery, Clifton Benson. James Boehler, William Bowlby, Ronnie Carter, Delrner Carter, Magness Conyers. Lela Mae Cox, Dean Emmons, Johnny Finley, Gerald Ford, Harold Harris, Eldon Hintz, Clarence Hopkins, Betty Hulett, Mary Jim Ingram, Treacie Joyce, Shirley Lindsay, Annell Nunnelley, Mary Ann Prive, Joe Paschal, Jerry Peel, Joyce Poe.-ck, Alfred Prowse, Mary Helen Ray, Lee Rogers, Jack Rogers, Ora Margaret Roland, Peggy Scott, Margie Shields, Louise Sione, Billy Frank Surron, Joyce Syler, Juliette Thomas, Sue Thurman, Annelle Underwood, Jack Underwood, Martha Womack, Charles SOPHOMORES 'f', v Q T. Q' ' Sl -- 4 K 4, J ' I- -1-'42 uf. ' 'o-Blu Elf fri? 'x Kami, l5 . 1. A -7 at 1? 'T7' :E ' 5 . N , l l ,, 'QS ,Q- -.7 'i , Q JI, nv .1 -J 4 ,af ...- off --..K l'.,Q1-.N-.-- , 9 .,:.1 1. D Y 7'-5, , 1 -.-u., . . .e-,- an-Q -.- ,cf ,Q FRESHMEN UW 11' 123 H' nl nf' FREEMAN President ---- Vice President - Secretary ---- Treasurer ---- Social Chairman Sponsors ---- CARLOCK SIVLEY EVANS FORD CLASS OFFICERS - - - Alan Ford - - Nancy Carlock - - - - I, D, Sivley - - - Mary Ann Evans Gwendolyn Freeman Mrs. Martha Stroup Miss Anne Clark I L. ff pr 1,-.Q T 145, Alan Ford-President Nancy Carlock-Vice President Hales, Clark Blevins, L,H, Branson, Rodney Branurn, Joy Charles, John Earl Craven, Gwendolyn Denson, Bettie lane Denison, Louise Eaton, Terry Evans, Mary Ann Flowers, Bob Freeman, Gwendolyn Gandy, Eugene Hall, Juanita Jackson, Marcia Jones, Jo Ann Kilpatrick, James Lair, Kathryn Lyday, Gail Mann, Ann FRESHMEN w Y 13 IU' 'Q' FA I,-v ,fr ' . A Martin, Louise Neeley, Charlotte Neeley, Martha Newliouse, Patricia Newliouse, Patsy Ray, Billy Roberts, Harold Roberts, Don Roddy, Ray Strickland, Alvis Sutton, Mary Ann Sivley, I. D, Thomas, John Thurman, Billy Wishard, Gerald Witcher, Lee Wood, Peggy Io Wylie, Iorlrlie Wylie, Sue Yant, Mary Ida Q w, . Q. ,W,,. . X K Q CT 'S 0004. si. ORITES F ' Y -i- I S. me Xl -Qi B , . 5 I' f F 3 0, 4 v . ,guv af ' ful .I V-fd. Q. 4 s I2 , E- 5 ff- n 0 'U as v-9 2 x f X f xx 1 X X: V 'X I ,I -,, X.. Sl , f i b 2 'Qi 'fl ' 1.9: ' SWEETHEART RUNNERS-UP ROSE NEWHOUSE MARTHA NEELEY MARY JIM HULETT Junior Freshman Sophomore 901- - -.-.fmualh,'S,. A I, A' -Q N Q! ,E E 'Q, fl :lf-54 'x ,ci M., llg -av-v 7 ' 'Q ' 1 'I - X MOST BEAUTIFUL BETTY JANE VESSELS E I, , . A Wk a le 4 44 fA ge ill' .3 If 4 I I 'P- If MOST HANDSOME WILLIAV HOLLO NELL ,f QLVT 42: . 144- ,.. I , 11 Q-Q: A Q Q -fam f ff 'wiv N' x ' 4 X X ,Q s y 5 x Q AA' ,J f. J , 1 . ' . 1 MOST POPULAR mu, SLVLEY B F . 0 I 5 fi :vp-dy ,n f. QF-9 MOST POPULAR DOLORES WOOD :ii 5 'Fw MOST ATHLETIC BILLY MAX DYER ' -- VW! XA a 'H s w K xv ' . ' ' X 1. .5 , X X gg .x gg,-.... MOST FRIENDLY MARY ANN NUNNELLEY A 9 J' ,7'+, 7-..- Q . 4. v -1 A J I 5 . . .Q-.., . . Q .r , . I 4F f 4- H. f u 11' c '1 I I ' Q ,.- v -lf!-1-'fx , . ' 1 A ' 'A' OL' 1 s-is M '-' Wir-my uit. Yi 5:15. SENIOR FAVORITES JOE NEAL CBuddyj BLAIR MARTHA JANE BARKER BOB MILFORD First Citizen ..-ji U31 1 i .3 1 X I ii vig, .1 I . 4 4 ,xv ? f i . i 3 FA 'kj'-'I' Q v , v . C. Q-' in - 1 ' JUNIOR FAVORITES JACK MQLRAW MATTIE mu WEAVIQR EDM EARLE FULLER First Citizen ff- '-R l o I i 1 ' ici Sill. sn., -44 -gniuuuzn-.on runnin-nr -- - 14 -44 twig.- -9 .. X ' 1 ' il, . X t V ff R N. K , K I V 1 K X I rv f' ff 1 lui 3 B. . 421-3 - fl U .A-of Q up W. -. l7 I SOPHOMORI: FAVORITES BILLY FEIN GOSS MARTHA UNDERWOOD JERRY PASCHAL First Citizen x xk ' 1' . lx s I ' v . ? X C I . , -Q -lv!! 42 I aim Od K r 0 It ' as ' 1 x ' : 5 43 'f FRESHIHAN FAVORITES KATHRYN LAIR GWENDOLYN FREEMAN First Citizen I 'FC' ? O BILLY THURMAN The Klllg BILLY FRANK STONE 3 X J, , . 'Fx' v -. 'sg . If . 5 . , F HALLOWEEN ROYAL COURT EATON, EVANS, WOOD, P., WOOD, D., ELLIS, KILPATRICK I'l1c Queen BL'I I'Y HOPKINS 1. I' 1 xy: A ACTIVITIES 3 , J' 'sg H1 - me Y - fm - I K. v , . . A r Q' if I I' if , I- . .Y . . Q' , fa' ,. L f .w , fc' ' I - ' If I . ' .wwf ' . - Y 'Aw . i 1, e'a.7 fQ,4v': f.-gf, . 1' K .im wr, tak ,z gf' '-.df , ,, 'iz ff' ,, 7, A 413 .I I . a ! It ,dm-1 O IV . J3 7 5: RX! BILLY REDDELL Coach 'X fi iq -4. PM .I 1 xv' f -F5452-has-f ... -- 3 'Elisa .. ,.f , T ' f' s . ' Q tl Ii , 2 X , . xr, ' I Q Y. ,J I as . 'gal ' 1 Y 5 ,J in M , I :ww - 'i.,'f Tr , I f- ...H , ' 1- -ff 'raw' .fb Ir' W- +-I-AQ',--s--5 ADAIR MANKIN TED ELLIS IP-MES CARPENTER Coach C0-Captain-Back Co-Captain-Back ,V 31 . X 4:i'5 f'E,.An4unv'f1-- ' f 'dag ' ' .' , 1.x V. ' 5 wa 3 ,Q R L- R .1-' 1' ' -- -f f TJ ' B':E'5:.+1:':K': I PHILIP WOOD u IIMMY DICKSON BILLY MAX DYER CLIFTON AVERY Back Back Back Back I . .Y x f '-.Q i 'fl' JIMMY DOYLE Back . , 2 ,C BILLY GOSS TERRY EATON LADALE BRIMMAGE Back Back Center 1 L I ' . I ' ffk' iq Ar, x ' AI ' ff fp ax ' 1' I Q Q ax . if af - M' 5-wi tri A 43 2Zf'5':2 faf7fi14f,ff'13f? ff? Lg ' ' ' ' 13,225 Qfg 'tsw 1.4 wef' R, lf, SIVLVY FLOYD CUNNINGHAM WAYNE SLAGLE JACK ROGERS VVLIVRIC Tackle Tackle End fig L X L XI' WILLIAM IIOLLOWELL LOYD CUNNINGHAM End EDU fi 13' I n-4-7' -wr- , IW if ' 'a Lil -. I ik!!!-'f'f ' is iff? I -, . 5 , -P .'- Bw . I - ,154-'Q- '!5 'iii BUDDY BLAIR JAMES BENSON f ' . D- 'H .. - I Z: xg! 'L W .' l 9.54. L'-I-fsrfsl-A. ,Z Q FRANK HOLLOWELL End I XX 4 s DELANEY SCOTT Guard s f I vu.. Rl Y: I. I .r--' BOB MILFORD DON DAVIS Guard Guard Guard Manage' JERRY PASCHAL Manager 'B 9 v if Q WARRIORS i-QQ-Qing' ' - 1 7 1 + I 144 fi WARRIORS RIP PAST LADONIA IN OPENER A hustling, half-pint James Carpenter, spurred the Warriors past Ladonia by the score of 26-0. The War- riors scored early with Carpenter carrying over for a touchdown. Philip Wood, and Clifton Avery ac- counted for two of the touchdowns, Sivley was outstanding in the line. Jimmie Dickson and Billy Dyer added one extra point each to round out the scoring. HONEY GROVE WARRIORS WIN OVER OLD RIVALS Warrior linemen held the Bonham offense in check here Friday night, Sept, 19 and the Warriors won by a score of 10-7. Sivley and Carpenter sliced through Bonham's line to bring down Purple Warrior backs behind the goal line for two safeties during the game, Wood tossed a pass for 35 yards to Jack Rogers to set up the winning touchdown. Woods then carried 4 yds. around right end for six points and the score was 8-0. On a low snap from center the ball rolled into the end zone. A purple warrior fell on it for a touchdown. The try for extra point was good. The score was 8-7. Carpenter then slashed through Bonham's line and tackled a Bonham ball carrier for 2 more points. WARRIORS FIRST CONFERENCE GAME The Warriors won their first conference game by defeating Whitesboro 18-12 on Friday, Sept, 26 in Whitesboro. Neither team scored the first half. Wood passed to Dyer for the first Honey Grove score. Carpenter scored again on an eight yard run. Another pass from Wood to Dyer produced the winning touchdown for the Warriors. WARRIORS FIRST DEFEAT I The Hawkins Hawks defeated the Warriors at Warrior Park Friday night, Oct. 3 in a non-conference game by a score of 34-18. The only score for the Warriors in the the first half was made on a pass from Wood to Hollowell, The half time score was 20-6 in favor of the Hawks. Honey Grove scored twice the last half and the final score was 34-18. WARRIORS VERSUS COOPER The Warriors won another victory Friday night, Oct. 17. It was over Cooper by a score of 45 to 0, The Warriors scored 2 touchdowns on the first 2 plays of the game. Ellis, Carpenter, Goss and Dyer made the touchdowns while Sivley kicked one extra point. WARRIORS GET BY WHITEWRIGHT The Warriors made 19 points early in this game and then held the Tigers for the balance of the game to 13 points. The first two scores were on passes from Wood to Dyer. Carpenter scored the third touchdown and tallied the extra point, The Warrior line was outstanding, WARRIORS ROUT WOLFE CITY WOLVES The Wolves were held within the Honey Grove 35 yd. line during the entire game which the Warriors WON by 8 SCOFS of 37-0. This was another conference game. Carpenter made three touchdowns, Dick- son, and Goss one each and Wood made five conversions. HONEY GROVE CLIPS FARMERSVILLE Honey Grove High School students won a holiday when they met and defeated Farmersville, Thursday, Nov. 7 by a score of 26-6 in another conference game. Both teams had gone into the game with un- blemished 13-A records. The fourth period was climaxed by a very beautiful pass intercepted and run back by defensive half back Jimmy Doyle. The entire team was outstanding in this game. WARRIORS OVERWHELM VAN ALSTYNE Honey Grove's undefeated Warriors in District play coasted to a District Championship by defeating Van Alstyne Friday night, November 14 by a score of 41-6. Carpenter made two touchdowns. Scott, Dick- son and Wood also made touchdowns in this game. Wood kicked 5 extra points. HONEY GROVE WINS Bl-DISTRICT GAME FROM TALCO In a hard fought Bi-District game with Talco in Paris, Friday night, Nov. 27, the Warriors emerged victorious by a score af 26-20, REGIONAL GAME The Honey Grove Warriors met the Van Vandals in a regional game in Greenville and was defeated by a score of 47-6. The game was played in the mud. The Vandals were too heavy for the Warriors, especial- ly since the Warriors passing attack was stymied due to the muddy field, The only tribe score came in the first quarter when Wood took a lateral from Dyer and raced 74 yards for a touchdown. 5.-it . ' 1 31,45 ,V 'jr .q.,.. 3. . , ,W-, , .,, 1 . saga,-gqw. W .fe 'g ,,i,,, . R , an. '1n-uinglhvli CHEER LEADERS 9' Y A ,uma 4-ann zauun...-.-.. K MHAAHAN. -.,....a:AlupwiA .......5n-n-lil-am. I-'ll ini, WOOD KILPATRICK BARNETT DIEDRICK JONES wg rl--Q BARBARA SEALE DIEDRICK HELEN KILPATRICK 1 u An E 1 DOLORES woon soNNY BARNETT MONA RAY JONES . 1 I BASKETBALL Q o y I ! 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WENDE BREEDLOVE W.!5,vu.,!fCo-G CORNETS Martha Jane Barker Joy Branum Gwendolyn Craven Eugene Gandy Peggy Roland FRENCH HORSN Roy Bruce Baker Annell Lindsay Joan Wicks TROMBONES Mary Ann Nunnelley Mattie Lou Weaver BARITONES Louwayne Branum Arley Ray Roddy Don Shelton PERCUSSION Sara Brotherton Edna Earle Fuller Patsy Reece Martha Underwood Kay Fulcher Othella Perkins BELL LYRE Mary Todd Watts DRUM MAIOR Martha Jane Barker MAIORETTES Othella Perkins Peggy Roland Kay Fulcher Y' REDDELL DOYLE DYER President - - - Vice President - - - Secretary-Treasurer Reporter ------ Social Chairman - Sergeant-at-Arms - Parliamentarian - - Sponsors ------ H ASSOCIATION 10 f EN 3. WOOD MANKIN BLAIR CARPENTER stvLEY DtEDRJCR scorr CLUB OFFICERS ---R.E,SIVLEY - - - JAMES CARPENTER - - - - -DoEoREs WUOD - ----- BILLY DYER BARBARA DIEDRICK - ---- BUDDY BLAIR, JIMMY DDYLE -------------DELANEYSCOTT - - - Coaches ADAIR MANKIN, BILLY REDDELL P E CLUB C3 ROLAND WOOD KILPATRICK KEEN UNDERWOOD MANKIN President - - - Vice President - Secretary - - Treasurer ---- Social Chairman Sponsor ------ CLUB OFFICERS - - - - - BECKY KEEN MARTHA UNDERWOOD - -- -PEGGY ROLAND - - - DOLORES WOOD - HELEN KILPATRICK Coach ADAIR MANKIN LIBRARIANS CLUB .e 4L- F -X1 mal v 1: ' l' 6? SWAIN UNDERWOOD FULCHER IONES FULLER EVANS BRANSON LOSCHKE President - - - Vice President - - Secretary - - - Treasurer ----- Program Chairman - Socia1Chaim1an - - Publicity Chairman - - Sponsor ------ CLUB OFFICERS - - - - - - - - MARY PAULINE BRANSON - - - MARTHA UNDERWOOD - BETTY IEAN LOSCHKE - - MARY ANN EVANS - - - - KAY FULCHER - - EDNA EARLE FULLER - - MONA RAE JONES - MRS. 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