Kaufman High School - Lion Yearbook (Kaufman, TX)

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KAUF-MAN IFEXAS EDITION 1950 EMPLGYEES MAIN BUILDING MRSBWARREN AND GETT IN G M RS. H OWARD 333 BUS DRIVERS! LEFT'V F2IGI-IT e Bedrick, Major Rhodes, Homer Mathis, Cliff W. C. Dykes, Woodrow Heflin. MRMQKEE READY JOY E IVIQKEE TABLE OF' CONTENTS ,Sm-V TITLE EMPLOYEES 'TABLE OF fn., 'W CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES V!!-lO'S WHO LIFE ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION X SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE The school year, 1949-50, has brought the realization of coveted goals in the rich field of education. Kaufman City Schools, pressing toward the very highest in main- tenance, attainment, and achievement, has steered a straight' course, persistent and con- sistent in plans for the care and development of healthy minds in healthy bodies. Special emphasis has been placed upon the education of special children, that education including screening for speech and hearing defects with instruction and training for these children in special courses designed for improvement and correction. Audio-visual equipment has been added for instruction, training, and enjoyment of all children. Driver education, individual and group instruction in band music, and choral training have been made parts of the ever-changing curriculum, while physical training for every child' now supplements his academic, vocational, and elective subjects. The school plant, enlarged by the addition of two buildings, now consists of eight well-equipped buildings. The faculty, likewise, has been increased by, three special teachers. Kaufman Schools are in step and on the march, alert to the challenge publicized in the remotest parts of our state that Texas school children must have superior edu- cational advantages. Kaufman youth deserves, must and will have the best which the state and local authorities can afford. Not least among Kaufman's latest additions is the football championship of District 17 A. Congratulations, Lions of 1949! May your championship in this realm of sports ever inspire you, all who have shared the joys of victory with you, and those who follow you to excel through physical well-being, mental health, moral and spiritual strength. Congratulations, Kaufman teachers, pupils, parents, and Board of Education. With dreams of the past come true, let us-continue to dream - thereby keeping our schools as modern and progressive as the bright hope of a beautiful tomorrow. Ben B. Hines Prendent Bryce Scott BOARD OF EDUCATIO O. A. Coleman Serretary J. E. Yates J. S. Ferrell Guy G. Shaw Mrs. Herman Hensley Allen W. Dees 'IESSE HARRIS Principal, Senior High W. Y. STANFORD Coach, Athletic Director MARIE STEVENSON Principal, junior High FRED STILES Assistant Coach, Driver Education NAN JORDAN RALPH UMBARGER ETHEL AVERITT Physical Education, Band Director Reading, English, Pep Squad Sponsor Yearbook Sponsor it i 23 QQ LUCILLE NASH Art, History AUDREY PATTON Librarian ALBERT A. PIERCE Math, Science, junior High LILLIE MAE COATNEY Seventh Grade Sponsor, Art, English RAY HINES English, Mathematics IDA MAE VOSS English, Senior Sponsor, Magazine Editor C. E. DONNELL Vocational Agriculture LAURA BANKHEAD Homemaking CLASSES 40' N CLASS OFFICERS Q SENIORS IUNIORS Bottom row-Left to right: Sari Price, Bette Bottom row-Left to right: jenell Trail, Joyce jo Stringer, Tom Pierce, james Robert Mat- Rice, Ronnie Greathouse, Marietta Hammond, thews, john Thomas LaRoe, E. P. Spradlin. NadineIBailey, C. B. Covington. -ga' ug: SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Bottom row-Left to right: jean Lawhon, Bottom rowALeft to right: Delbert Coleman, June Hart, Robert Fox, Dan Stoldt, Percy Charles Howard, jacquelyn Hawkins, Linda johnson, Marion Hughes. Wimpee, Bette Hellums, Alice jean Rychlik. I SI! 3 EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Bottom row-Left to right: Billie Sargent, Left to right: Don Casselberry, Billy john David Asberry, james Ellis, Joyce Bohannon, Robertson, Wanda McChristy, Nell Nash, Nell Norma Freiley, Kenneth McKinney. Becker, LuNel Hawkins. 6 HELEN RUTH EAEOVEC fy GEORGE BARRETT cvfaain jOHN BERRY jAMES BODINE za , , ZONA BELL BUSBY - GERALD SCOTT CODY 3 7.11. , 13 T: i: MAXINE COLLIER BILL COTTON JOYE COUCH LARRY EDEN 'I J A DOROTHY JEAN ELLIS A JAMES ALVIN FOX 'x JAMES HARDIN GENE HELLUMS cf? . 11 S wp . N579 -P, u COLEMAN JENNINGS MOLLIE JORDAN JOHN THOMAS RACHEL . OWEN DOUGLAS JAMES ROBERT J LaROE LICHTENSTEIN LONG MATTHEWS TOM GAIL PIERCE SARI LYNN PRICE CURTIS RASBURY VIRGINIA ANN SLAYTON I My 1 TOMMY WAYNE GUY SHAW LAUNA TALLEY THOMPSON TINSLEY K :I ERNEST PRESTON SPRADLIN BILLY CAROL STANITIELD BETTIE jo STRINGER ROBBIE MAE WIELAND ml Joyce Calhoun Betty Conn Joyce Copeland Doris Nell Bailey Nadine Bailey C. B. Covington Alice Elzner Edward Ewing D Q Q. C X W5 lil H X Ripley Baldwin Ruth Bardin Don Bohannon Doris Calhoun Marietta Hammond Alvin Klatt Bette Gordon Ronnie Greathouse Fannie Freeman Jane Godwin w john T. Nalls Marilyn Pannill Bob Parrish -NNY!-J and -RHI. Joyce Knowles joan Lightfoot Mary F. Mitchell KX X 1 I fn? L A154 vw ' Jimmie Pratt james Rasbury Molly Shepard jack Spurrier Lillian Tackett Jenell Trail Helen R. White Bobby P. Reed Joyce A. Rice Alex Riggs Dian Scott Qi Gerald Becker Lillie Mae Bedrick - Joyce Bodine X3 L0 'ai-If M , .. B Qi y, ww Qld Sv i :ELS ' w i ' 0 X Bobbie Lee Brooks Dan Cave Carol Clay Rowe Cox Larry Curry ' Robert Fox joan Godwin juanell Hanson Charles Harris Betty june Hart Betty Hennessee al. Marion Hughes Percy johnson Nelda Klatt Norma jean Lawhon E- Na'- .-1, ' , tttis 5 . 'sf ' X Q 41.31 is-.R 4' fi 4 2 if H 4 . I, 'R 2 wi I S if f ' I -fr-1 ' ff l'-X IN Early Lane Lucas Bettye Raye Mathers Dorothy McDowell 4 Q . -f' W 'fl :- - 0 .,' 4 I Q , Marian jo Payne Billy Percival W. A. 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K gif- , , 4 SCF-IOCDL FAVORITES TOM PIERCE AND umm SCOTT OW' !Yv SAFEI PRICE SCHOOL QUEEN CU-iss PAvor12nTE5 SENIORS JUNIORS joye Couch Guy Shaw Thompson Marilyn Pannill Ronnie Greathouse SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN jean Lawhon Percy johnson Bette Hellums Delbert Coleman EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Ray High jonnie Trantham Nell Nash Don Casselberry DRUM MAJOR Bette Gordon ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR Linda Wimpee Majorette jean Lawhon Majorette joye Couch FLAG BEARERS Marietta Hammond Jenell Trail Joyce Rice F Majorette Marian Payne Head Maj orette Dorothy Ellis Cheer Leader Launa Tinsley Cheer Leader I Cheer Leader Dian Scott l Cheer Leader june Hart jacquelyn Hawkins DRUMMERS joan Godwin jane Godwin Mollie Shepard Charlsie Pike Joyce Knowles not shown W, mve. fr L L .n ' ilri ,ine,:n C ,n, jpg , n 4 ge: A.f. 1, 3 -Viflfl ' ' , 1 ,fl . , .. Q - f X l 3. f . iff. re ,, . 1 , ' -1, ' ' f-- L S' MOLLIE JORDAN nt of F. H. A. of Annual. DIAN SCOTT F. F. A. Sweetheart, School Favorite, Annual Staff. TOM PIERCE F. F. A. President, School Favorite, Treasurer of Sen- ior Class. F. JENELL TRAIL JOYCE RICE Assistant. Editor Annual, Assistant Editor Annual, Vice-President of F. H. A., Parliamentarian of F. H. Treasurer of Junior Class. A., Secretary of Junior Class. JACK SPURRIER President of School Band. TOMMY TALLEY H. A. Sweetheart. CHARLES HOWARD President of Photography Club, Annual Staff Artist. DOUGLAS HEFLIN JOHN THOMAS LAROE Co-Captain, All District Back, High Point Man in State, Vice-President Sen- ior Class, Life Scout. Annual Staff Photographer DON MINOR Annual Staff Photographer ' 5. LIFE The Lions at a Practice Session I 1 7 SEPTEM BEF? nz! ,,--'- - OCTOBE Fl 4 PW 4 f w,+-Lf Y wxLw,4Qfgf1A ., , I A 'f f,f1'i fA K iQ, ' -:fi '43, fx, Q T4 Q . 3 i Q 6 , P Q i. I 1 . 71 G ', 5 i 4 M!!! J is my 6 2 ' A 'f' v X YY 4 .I .. t t cl ff 9 yyif, hy, L :fl 'W eg! bf .S ' 'z . ,, .X ,W ,p K. . . Y fs , . ljiag' f 5 2 R 9 ww' 4-.f'2 ' - Q 1 S ,1 ,, X '..Q2. I A W 6 . 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Bottom row, left to right: Helen White Dorothy Ellis Lillian Tackett Carole Clay Bette Gordon Molly Jordan Joyce Rice jenell Trail QMQB A C T! Pianist Son g Leader Reporter Treasurer Secretary President Parliamentarian Vice-President I X igf, Q J .X 'Q X We RE FU U FARM T mrw... - A V , A- ,wa ,fy-, :M . ,, --, ,, ' 4,f 4 .. ,. fm-u,ET1Qg ' '1i'x.gr'- V - DISTRICT CHAMPS OF 1949-50 The Kaufman Lions opened their 1949-50 football season with two weeks of conditioning on Norman Field, beginning Monday, August 15, 1949. On August 28, they left for a week of training at Camp Tejas. On September 9, three days after the beginning of school, the Lions rolled over the Canton Eagles to the tune of 32-0, but it was plain to see that a lot of polishing was needed. The Lions had greatly improved the following Friday night when they stepped into the limelight with another 32-0 win over the Woodrow Wilson B team. The Lions, now showing great progress and smoothness, pushed the mighty Mesquite Skeeters into the shadows with another 32-0 score. Pushed on with the thought of being District Champs, the K.H.S. Lions tied into the Rockwall Yellow jackets and left them with the short end of the score 26-6, their first conference opponents. A game with Forney the next week resulted in an- other Lion victory 39-0. Kaufman prepared for the second conference game with Royse City. The Lions journeyed there, and, when ready to leave for home, they had a great advantage over the Bulldogs 24-0. This game was a stepping stone to the game to follow. The Lions met the long awaited Plano Wildcats with revenge in their eyes and tamed the Cats with a smashing victory 57-0. The following week the Lions met the Athens Hornets and pulled their stingers completely out 39-6. At this point the Lions found themselves in a tie with their arch rivals, the Terrell Tigers - for the District Championship. After two weeks of hard practice, the Lions met the Tigers at Memorial Stadium, November 18. After a hard, exciting two hours of fine football, the Kaufman Lions pushed the Tigers way out of line 40-O. This climaxed the District 17A Championship for Kaufman. Being the 17A Champs, the Lions prepared to throw the 18A Champs, the Grand Saline Indians, out of running for bi-district. In the game that followed, the Lions, after having been severely weakened by injuries, lost a hard luck game to the furious and wild Indians in the final seconds of the game. The game ended with a score of 20-13. This disheartening loss ended the Lions' grid schedule, but, in consolation, they had the joy of being the only K.H.S. grid team to win District 17A since 1934. 1 , ' ' L 9 'R 1 -u --- IIIT .-.:' Juli? I KL '1l'H1, f in .,.,r.-ka, - :Q- Fifth, ' - A K it L' FOOTBALL HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH W. Y. Stanford Fred Stiles ERM EN . 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KAUFMAN LIONS FOREVER Kaufman Lions forever Firm together stand Comarades true and faithful Steadily we'll face the world so fearlessly, And through the days to follow We'll pledge our loyalty To the Black and Gold with all our soul We'll fight for victory. And so the gridiron of high school is left victoriously as some students leave for a few months time out, and graduates go into a huddle to plan for the future. One looks back to fumbles and to the happy triumphant touchdowns. All were sometimes pushed back, but many surged forward again. Penalties deserved and undeserved were doled out, but these penalties were balanced. by the yardage gained. Trophies were lost, and trophies were gained. Some are glad that the game is overg some are sorryg yet all enjoyed the playing of it. 11 X- ' f Vmu- scHooL ANNUALS E ' ' - 'F Q i' - A A I . if I ' , .. H I liaison , - ' ' M.,-.M--M-7' ,v. .:,., :.fTT'-A. , . , , , - ...,. Q- ,,,.,... g.. .,,. . . XA -yn ,.-. 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