Jim Ned High School - Warrior Yearbook (Tuscola, TX)

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ray'-A, -, 'If Buffalo Gap School-1920 Ovalo Rural High School-1941 Lawn High School-1946-47 South Taylor High School-1948-1957 ' ,t 2-A N We, the students of Jim Ned are proud to be American citizens and part of the heritage of our Jim Ned Valley. This year, in celebrating the Bicentennial we have chosen to give recognition to our community around us. Sometimes we as stu- dents tend to forget those who came here long ago and helped establish a foundation for the growth of our prospering communities today . No longer do we see the wagons, buggies with the parasols with fringe on top , fancy harness and horse nets or the old plow behind the plow horse. No more Saturday evening village ball games, hor- eshoe pitching, and horse swaping. The shade tree, wash tubs and rub boards are out. No more wood cook stoves. The farms that were small, now take in hundreds of acres operated by machines, tractors, plows, and irrigation equipment. We now have automatic dish washers , washers and dryers. Modern telephones, lights, gas, school buses to the door, and mail delivered to our homes. The schools have gradually changed through the ages. Beginning in 1920 Bethel school was the first to consolidate to Tuscola. At that time Tuscola was the first consolidated district in the county with two schools. But, there was still a problem of no school buses. Soon Cedar Gap, Bradshaw, and Ovalo schools consolidated . The school was then named South Taylor equipped with up-to-date accomodations including school buses. Consolida- tion was completed in 1957 , the school is now Jim Ned Independent School District. The thirty smaller schools that consolidated and the date when they were established are as follows: Old lim Ned 1877 uion 1893 Sandy Ridge Lemons Gap 1879 Audra 1894 Possum Trot Cedar Gap 1881 Dewey 1897 Mountain View Bluff Creek 1881 Red Lake 1898 Old Rogers Content 1884 Bethel 1904 New Rogers 1919 Old Tuscola 1884 Ned 1907 Tokeen Moro 1887 Ovalo 1909 Elm Creek Red Land Oak Lawn 1890 Lawn 1910 Valley Creek Bald Eagle 1892 Bradshaw 1910 Catclaw Tuscola 1910 Knight Jim New Ind. School Dist 1957 fFo11owing Historic Trails, Tuscola Homv Demon- stration Club, Tuscola, Texas. Vickie Lippincott