London High School - Londana Yearbook (New London, TX)
- Class of 1950
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'Y I , A ' I. , . - - ' x ' r A .. , A IV g I .V - V . villdii For the past twelve years the Seniors of 1950 have watched the light shine through these doors. W-qw .,....--Av' J EEE I YH YU no -n 5 'V' , . , . ... - ,., in-qgpw-Q VI 1.- 't i,M,A:Y.F,f -19' 'SQWJMF J, xg-Li 'Yr Nz, .4-, ', 5' , f i 3V ,.-1 We hke this vlew of the bulldmg 1 ! 'S 1? 'a ' '. X ' 1 - Lx f. .f I , . ' - 1g. .2 ,. , ' rf- W 4 sf ,' -, - ' -:,.-4,,..ge 'f f .. 'V lf .5 . NA. v 9 -I 's- fix. 4 A k' -S , .-:-, . ,wa .- ,,. L: A. .FW Ark. . i .1A4:. - 1 S' .fx X A 5:55. . ' .,. ,Q : 1 .1 . Q.. .. sg, z , 1 ,ur 4 I 1 1. .-,. vt-,2-3.3 .N. z vw , K : 1 plz, X., 0 1 ' ! a r 4 1 i ! from the southwest comer of the campus. AP!rQi'Qii 1 uf. 4 5 A YW'? 7 W vm vm vm ---. '37 1 U53 ww fb'. 11 ,Q .ww- i.,, Y , ?T Q-1, 4-7-, ,, Vw - ' ,,:' A ,fra A - t-..g4'-g,,AL: 't,' .gg 2 :ff - ,W 3? 1. :...:n.d ' ' This side view of the gym shows the Band Hall and Activity Room. This view of the Auditorium and Homemaking Cottage was taken from the little foot bridge at thc side ofthe gym. F. F. E.. sa.. S-Q1 Y .-ffl 2 ..... , ,- -- 'Fifa .fx 3 'S . . mg. 5 'igwwifl 0424.4 ww-. sz' :f fm- 1,11 '-if M 4, -Q 14 AA I llllll ll This is a view of the lilenicntary School from the Senior High Study Hall. This is a view of the High School from the underpass. Q ,, 2183- ff dr' S I A , ll 1 ,---I hx. ALLLN KAN AN AUC H Supfrzntcndfnt of 51110015 R. F. COPELAND Principal of Senior High School HENRY A. COERS Prinviprll of junior High 5611001 GEORGE T. MASON Princfipul of Ellfflllfflfllfy Selma! BOARD F TRUSTEES 1. P. YVatson, President XV. C. Randolph, Secretary N. L. Field C. Nlugouirk J, E, flglmil P. E. Knife -I. YVychc 4 if '53 lv. '57 Sw Gi IVY '35 ' l 'N-y .X . 5 v 'T l is 'U' 43.0 nqnfv' -.,1Y Rl. L ix s. Qi KN Q of 12.77 ,W FACULTY IEANNINE BECKER, B. Commercial BEATRICE BIRT, B. S. Fifth Grade NIRS. ALYSEE BBUVYN, B. S. Second Grade MRS. CHARLOTTE COBB HEATHERLY, B. A English BIBS. JULIA CRAIG, B. S. Fourth Grade LOIS DANIEL, B. S. English NIRS. ESTI-IR DEAN, NI. A. Second Grade ALVIN DICKSON, B. A. Soc. Sci. FACULTY MRS. HOWARD DOBBS, B. F. A. Music HOVVARD DOBBS, B. S. Sci. 61 Coach AVIS ECHARD, B. S. Dietician MRS. MILDRED EVANS, M. A. First Grade Mrs. IUANITA FISHER, NI. A. First Grade AIRS. NI. A. GIBSON, B. A. Third Grade Nl. A. GIBSON, B. S. Shop MARIE CRAMLING, B. A. Gen. Sci. ,N 1 1 div' f RR Q s J' 5 Cf.. UI' e 4' ' -Us Pi fx fU1fU5 -'Sf' I 59- 's, ,.,-op uf M, L -1 N V ,-on wi.. v, s--r Q - Q3 x 'N J' v-' N 2 N ' 'x 1 95 25, 3 ' 1' ini, ,H If 7 ,. B v i xl? i ACULTY MRS. ENA CRESHAM, B. S. Third Grade PAULINE HALE, M. A. Third Grade KATHLEEN HELVENSTON, B. S. P. E. NADINE HOSCH, R. N. Nurse MABEI. IRVYIN. M. A. Fifth Crude MARY FRANCES JACKSON, B. S. Commercial BLANCHE IIMERSON, B. A. Math MERLE DAVID KOVAR, B. S. Math FACULTY IETF? 1 9 MRS. MAURINE LANCASTER, M. A. Soc. Sci. MRS. FAY LAYMAN, M. A. First Grade 5: ' 5 KX . . EDWARD LUMPKIN, B. A. Band A MRS. 1oHN MCCORD, B. s. V A ir Home Economics fg, . 4 76' L . 10: N ' 1 ,M . fi. .rug -ff-v GRACE MCDAVID, M. A. English AGNES ANN MCKINLEY, M. A. English and Speech E H. ' ' 'ix ' A H.-. ff., if -fig r' 'Q- A .L A sl X .TV v U ,.-.. f- . .aw 4? ' e MRS. JULIA McLEMORE, B. A. VF., Fourth Grade ' '5 JOYCE EVELYN MENGE, B. S. . Fifth Grade in au. T' ,'- 2 I , . ,W f Vi, E X Ji? 1 U f it 9 rg . ' .ix 1 at V3 A S lags 415 '.f 122 fi C 3 '53 O g. ,gy I.. Si . I' in 'Q fi 2 'C' 9 W 'Q' 'S-3.1 .32 FACULTY MRS. IACKIE MORRIS, B. S. Engli sh BIRS. ROBERT MORRIS. B. S. Librarian THOMAS MURPHY, B. S. Art MRS. C. R. NICHOLS, B. A. English and Speech C. R. NICHOLS, B. S. Math ERNESTINE OSBORNE, B. S. P. E. DELORES PEVEHOUSE, B. S. Social Science S. 0. R Shop ANDLES, M. A. FACULTY ETHEL RETTIC, M. A. English and Spanish CECIL RICHEY, B. A. Soc. Sci. MHS. DORA SPARKINIAN, B. S. Second Crade WILLIE RHEA STANLEY, B. S. Math YONSDA STILL, B. S. Fourth Grade MRS. CECIL H. STOKELY, B. S. Kindergarten IRENE STONE, B. A. High School Librarian PATSY TAYLOR, B. S. Music T: tty Q 7' QP -ef' fo-fx FACULTY DALE VVHITSON, B. A. Wocational Agriculture E VVILLIS, B. A. Vlath and Coach E I WOODRUFF, M. A. P E. and Coach COLLEEN RENFRO Secretary MRS. MAEDELL EMBRY Secretary Coach Willis and Miss Becker watch the Seniors have their pictures made in their caps and gowns. lVhitson reads the Ladies' Home joumal while ill Dickson and Mr. Richey on the Senior trip. ready! Set! Co! and Mrs. Copeland in front of Calvez Hotel. BDOK- KEEPI G This group of bookkeep- ing students is lcaming to make a Profit and Loss Statement, to make dif- ferent reports, ruling ac- counts, and the different types of transactions. Bookkeeeping is offered to any high school stu- dent, and anyone expect- ing to advance in the business world would benefit by taking this course. .Ql- L.. TYPI G The typing students are working toward the com- pletion of their week's typing budget. In this unit, they are working in the legal department, typ- ing contracts, mortgages and wills. Each will he scored for the week ac- cording to his accuracy plus speed. 4 In -M lm Thu IIOIIILIIIILIIIL, Dzpu SHOP 0ur shop offers two years of Mechanical Drawing, one year of General Metals, and two years of VVoodwork. Students have an opportunity to develop their knowledge relating to tools, materials, processes, operations, and other Industrial Arts infor- mation useful to home, avo- cational and vocational life. L l V Q -n...U.,-YA .1 The boys learn how to oper- ate the planer. the portahle sanding machine, the drill press, the lathe, and other machines available for their use. ,pew ww. .- SPEECH All the world's a stage - as the Speech students of 1950 had occasion to leam. During the school year these students participated in the One-Act Play Contest, Senior Play, Declamation, programs sponsored by the Lions' Club. the Parent-Teachers Associ- ation, and other civic clubs. One project of the speech course was a unit on make- up, where each student studied the character type which he portrayed in the class play. RT This group of six grade st dents is working on a pe spective drawing. In tl course students are taug color design, color combi ations, uses, and ingredient Making Christmas can simple weaves, puppet co struction, and other cral make the course interestin 5, 1 SE IOR HIGH LIBR RY Attitudes of tolerance, un- derstanding, working on re- quired studies, or reading for leisure may be arrved at by the pupils through ex- periences in sharing the li- brary facilities and services of the librarian in a demo- cratic way. MUSIC Public School Music was offered as an accredited course for thc first time in our school. The course offcrs a study of Theory, Harmony, Vocal Study, Musical Form and Nlusical Literature. Clarinet Quartet Carl Sue Sutherlin Danita Oller Shirley Carr Dick Shields AN Clarinet Quartet Frances Pitts joan Yan Haverheke Freddie Geese Melvin Cooper Each quartet received a division rating in the Inter scholastic League Mu Contest. GLISH The aim of the lunior High English Department is to give students a good founda- tion for their high school English. In junior high. English students learn the fundamentals of good gram- mar. Some of these which are stressed are capitaliza- tion, punctuation. spelling. and good paragraph con- struction. s X --2 J I 1 C .4 4 fff '-,B I 6 I 1 li, l' ii i i i 1 1 CLINIC The purpose of our clinic is primarily to promote and maintain the health of our students. Yaeeines and tests are given to the students each year. The typhoid xaceine unalte- ,I. XV. llinton nervous. GUESS WHO? Melvin Cooper wore this make-up so long that he didn't feel natural without it. DRAMATICS The Three Bears. ll emnecly skit starring Dell Cooper as Culdilm-ks, was presented in the auditorium February 27. Here is sweet little Coldiloeks as she displays her shapely legs and sparkling smile. SPEE H A D RAMATICS Susan Martin and Delight Harv- ard in a Holm stunt. All went wvll until DL-light 1-liewvd her cigar. Darlyne Reeder hears good news over the telephone. C9 This group won second place in the district meet with their one-act play. Bohhy Box Sharon Liscnhee Barhara Keelinq lfleanor Stl-wart Holihie YYright Charles YYelcli JU l R HIGH SHOP Iunior High School offers shop to the seventh, eighth, and ninth gracle boys. The hoys have an opportunity to work with tools, materials, and machines. ,ue-guys A i xn- YZ- ' SCHOOL LIBR RY The lihrary's major aim is that of service to students, faculty, and whoever may seek the library searching for knowledge, though it be for improvement of mind or for recreation. The student assistants assume numbers of mechanical duties which are small in themselves, but which would otherwise re- quire the time of the libra- rian. They receive no record- pense in the form of pay or credit. Their only rewards are the experience they gain and the pleasure that comes from serving the school. This Indian Pueblo was made by Ihc Social Science class in a project on the way peo- ples of tlw world live. lt was nsvd also to show how the first aparimvnts of flu' United States looked. s,z ELEME - TARY his scene is from an unit of he Pony Express worked rut by u section of the fiflh rude. ,lf ,,-Q 603 1- 5.5 .anger-i 1. 4.411-3 ' an ,f vf ,, l 1, I Preparing nrul reports in an Third Crude Library corner givei the children experi- ence in group work. A glimpse into the homelike atmosphere of a first grade room shows the children working happily on a Feb- ruary unit. ELEME T RY ever kind of weather enjoy our happy atmosphe when we are working t gether. Fall, winter, or spring, wha , w i C X. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Bobby Vernon Vice-President Billy Utsman Secretary-Treasurer Sonny Fountain SPONSORS Miss Becker Mr. Richey Mr. Dickson HOME ROOM NIOTHERS Mrs. VV. O. Alford Mrs. B. P. Sutton Mrs. O. L. Furse Mrs. D. YV. Utsey Mrs. Jeff Shepherd CLASS MOTTO Success comes in cansg failure, in een'ts. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOVVER Red VVhite Csmefien SE IORS PATSY ABERCROMBIE Band '48, 49, '50, Press Club '50, Choral Club '48, '49, '50. IEANNIE ALFORD Dramatics Club '49, '50, Spanish Club '49, '50, Band '48, '49, '50, Choral Club '48, '49, '50, Senior Play '50. PAUL ANDRIES Track '49, '50, Band '48, '49, '50, Press Club '49, '50, Annual Stall' '48, '49. PAUL ARNOLD Football '48, '49, '50, Track '48, '49, '50, Favorite '48, F. F. A. '48, '49, Vice-Pres. jr. Class '49, Vice-Pres. F. F. A. '48, '49, Lone Star Farmer, Pep Squad Heart Throb. ROY BLAIR Football '48, '49, Band '48, '49, Track '48, '49. BOBBY BROOKS Pres. jr. Class '49, Track '48, '49, '50, Football '48, '49, '50, Dramatics Club '50. NIELBA IEAN BRUNILEY Pep Squad '48, '49, '50, F. Il. A. NEDRA COLE Choral Club '48, F. H. A. -fo' 5 1? , 4 W' 4--' Qi 5 . .H Wm I . Q . x 'A T'--. O Q Cl i ks 1 'Q -5 --01 'S 1 1? SENIORS DELL COOPER Spanish Club '49, '50, Dramatics Club '50, Senior Play '50, Band '48, '49, '50, Annual Staff '50, Rep. to Student Council. MELVIN COOPER Band '48, '49, '50, Dramatics Club '50, Spanish Club '49, '50, Senior Play '50, Altemate to Student Council. MARGARET Comms Band '48, Choral Club '48, '49, '50. HERBERT COURSEY Dramatics Club '50, Spanish Club '50, Band '48, Choral Club '48, '50, One-Act Play '50 DORIS CRANIER Cheer-leader '49, Pep Squad '50, F. H. A. '50, NATALIA CRENWELCE Choral Club '48, '49, '50, Band '48, '49, '50, Dramatics Club '50, Rep. to Student Council, Member of Canadian-American Girls Band, Senior Play. IEANNETTE CULVER Band '48, '49, '50, Dramatics Club '50, Spanish Club '49, '50, Choral Club '48, '49, '50, Press Club '50, Senior Play. MONROE DAN IELL SENIORS Pep Squad '49, '50, Choral Club '48, '49, '50 Library Science '48, '49, '50, Rep. to Student Councll ALICE LOUISE DRAKE Choral Club '48, F. H. A. '48, '49, Library Science '48, '49, JOYCE ELLIS Pep Squad '48, '49, '50, Dramatics Club '50 Senior Play SANDRA EVEBS Pep Squad '48, '49, '50, Library Science '50 Princess to L. C. '50, Salutatorian, Senior Play. NOLAN FIELD Football '48, '49, '50, Basketball '48, '49, '50 Baseball '48, '49, '50, F. F. A. '48, '49. GENE FIELDS F. F. A. '48, '49, Football '48, Baseball '48, '49. MARTHA ANN FONTAINE Dramatics Club '50, Band '48, '49, '50, Spanish Club '49, '50, Annual Staff '49, '50, Typing-Regional Meet-'48, Shorthand-Reglonal Meet-'49, Altemate to Student Council, High Honor Student Senior Play, Good Citizenship Award. SONNY FOUNTAIN Football '48, '49, Basketball '48, '49, Track 48 49 Favorite '50, Baseball '48, '49, Sec.-treas. Sr Class 50 F. F. A. '49, jf. Romulan '5o. 1 xg 'T '5 it 7 Y 1. fi I I E IORS LESTER CRECC F. F. A. '48, 249. PAT HAMIL Band '48, '49, '50, Choral Club '48, '49, '50, Annual Stall '50, Harvest Queen '50, Senior Play. BOBBY HARNION F. F. A. '48, '50, Track Manager '50, 1. B. HARRIS F. F. A. '48, '49, Football '48, '49. DALE HOLLAND BARBARA ISHAM Band '48, '49, Favorite '48, Cheer-leader '50, Dramatics Club '49, '50, Choral Club '48, '49, '50 Tennis-District '50. OLETA JON ES Pep Squad '48, '49, '50, Spanish Club '49, Library Science '50, BILLY KLEAlNl F. F. A. '49, '50, Altemate to Student Conucil. SE IORS Pep Squad '49, '50, Band '48, Choral Club '48, '49, '50. BILLY LINDSEY Basketball '48, '49, Track '48, '49, '50. LEOLA ANN LISENBEE Spanish Club '49, '50, Band '48, '49, '50, Senior Play. JOE MCDONALD Track '48, '49, '50, Football '50, Band '48, '49, '50. ELLA MAE MCELVEEN Band '48, '49, '50, Choral Club '49, '50. RALEIGH McTEE Band '48, '49, '50. ETHEL MATLOCK Typing-Regional '48, Pep Squad '49, '50, Press Club '49, '50, High Honor Student '50. BEVERLY NELL NIYERS Spanish Club '48, '49, Pep Squad '48, '49, Cheer-Leader '50, Tennis-District '50 Rep. to Student Council. pew, Q ,ag 'EZ' I S -s 'to- K, li x' . 5194 vi Q-7-.Lv 'I E7 Xin' lv Z' W iq Nuff' -uv-4. fha 55- i 1 .ia . is 'Z' Mx S .1 5 2- 1 , x V x -1-rem. - V :' M - i Pb SENIORS F. F. A. '48, '49, '50, Dramaties Club '50, One Act Play '50, Deelamation-Regional '50, Senior Play. 1. C. N1-:AL JOYCE QJXVEN F. Il. A. '50, Pep Squad '49, '50. IMA CEN li PAIR Band '48, Pep Squad '49, '50, Choral '48, '49, '50, Dramatics Club '49, '50, Spanish Club '49, Tennis '49, '50. ELINOR DEAN PARKER Band '48, '49, '50, Choral Club '48, '49, '50, Tennis '49, '50, Dramaties Club '49, '50, Spanish Club '49, '50, F. F. A. Sweetheart '48, Typing-Regional '48, Senior Play. ROSALYNNE PETTY Band '48, '49, '50, Spanish Club '48, '49, '50, Dramaties Club '49, '50, Library Science '48, Senior Play PHIL PHILLIPS Football '48, '49, '50, Basketball '48, '49, '50, Track '48, '49, '50, Vice-Pres. Soph Class '48, Baseball '48, '49, '50, Co-Captain '50. FRANCIS PITTS Band '48, '49, '50, F. H. A. '48, '49, Sec. of Soph. Class '48, Industrial Arts Club '49 Dramaties Club See. '49. TOMMY POLLARD Football '48, '49, Basketball '48, '49, Baseball '48, '49, Dramatics Club '48, '49, Spanish Club '49, '50, Football and Basketball Manager '50, Choral Club '48, '49, '50, Press Club '49, '50, Senior Play. SE IORS GEORGE RAGSDALE I Football Manager '49, '50, Band '48, '49, '50, ,l -- F. F. A. Sec. '50, Ir. Rotarian '49, Vice-Pres. 4 Band '49, Vice-Pres. Soph Class '48, Rep. to Student Council. , 1 -4 NORMA IEANNE REAVES , Press Club '50, Dramatics Club '50, Band '48, '49, '50, V... Choral Club '48, '49, Library Science '48, High ' Honor Student, Altemate to Student Council, I Senior Play. l s ' x , 1 ORVIS RHODES 4 A-' ,' Band '48, '49, '50. r 4 xf-' Y vs-ur' ,Q 5 ROSE MARY RICHARDSON 1 DOROTHY ROBERTS Band '48, '49, '50, Choral Club '49, '50, Dramatics Club '50, High Honor Student, Declamation District '50, Senior Play. 4, 'cr IUANITA ROMAN Pep Squad '48, '49, F. H. M. C. '50. 1. M. sAx0N Band '48, '49, '50, Football '48, '49, Basketball '49. I 5 BOBBIE RUTH SEALY Fay Pep Squad '48, '49, Dramatics Club '50, Choral Club '48, Library Science '49. vi af' 'Ai l l' af' vi wa SE IORS DONNIE SHELLEY Pep Squad '48, '49, Pres. '50, Dramatics Club '50, Football Sweetheart '50, Press Club '49, '50, High Honor Student, Senior Play. PEGGY SHEPHERD Press Club '49, Choral Club '48, '49, '50, Band '48, '49, '50, Spanish Club Sec. '49, Pres. '50, Dramatics Club '50, High Honor Student, Senior Play, Altemate to Student Council SUSAN SHIELDS Band '48, '49, '50, Dramaties Club '49, Vice- Pres. '50, High Honor Student, Ready NVriting District '50, Senior Play, Altemate Canadian All Cirls Band. ERNEST SHIFLETT Football '48, '49, '50, Basketball '48, '49, '50, Baseball '50, Track '48, '49, '50, F. F. A. '48, '49, Co-Captain '50. WALLACE SHUTTLESWORTH Annual Stall' '50, Regional Shorthand '50. BONNIE SLAYTER Dramatics Club '50, Band '48, '49, '50, Choral Club '48, '49, '50. IANELL SPEAR Cheer Leader '48, Pep Squad '49, '50, Press Club '50, Annual Stall '50, Yamboree Princess '50, Sec. of Student Council '50, Regional Shorthand '50, High Honor Student. XVANDA STANLEY Pep Squad '48, '49, '50, F. H. A. '50. SE IDRS EDDIE DENNIS STONE Band '48, '49, '50, Football '48, '49, '50, Track '49, '50, F. F. A. '48, Senior Play. 5 gi Y ' ff' 5 , 'A N JOHN PAUL SUTTON Band '48, '49, '50, Declamation-State '48, '49, Press Club '49, Editor '50, Dramatics Club '48, Pres. '49, '50, Track '48, '49, '50, Basketball '48, '49, Vice-Pres. Band '48, One Act Play, Treasurer Student Council, Senior Play. JIMMIE TIIRASII .- Ezra if 9- 'gnfi F. F. A. sec. '48, Treas. '49, Pres. '50, ' ' Track '48, '49, '50, Band '48, '49, '50, Football '50. ' 5 .M .I DOUGLAS THOMAS Band '48. ,I FU rl' . , ,B . ' 1' f I . -N i I4-ve, Q ' IU' BOBBY TURNER , ,Z W: . .B Football '48, '49, Baseball '48, '49, .1 S-P jr. Rotarian 50, Senior Play. v t ,R if ' BILLY UTSEY ,,, I xr l Band '48, '49, '50, Tennis '50, Spanish Club '48, '49, '50, ' , j ' High Honor Student, In ,, Rep. to Student Council ' ' f BILLY UTSSIAN Football '48, '49, '50, Basketball '48, '49, '50, ' ' 2 Spanish Club '49, '50, Baseball '50, Vice-Pres. Sr. Class '50. Q 3' IOAN VAN HAVERBEKE Dramatics '50, Sec. jr. Class '49, Sec. Sopb. Class '48, Band '48, '49, '50, Favorite '49, '50, Pres. Student Council '50, Senior Play, Valedictorian '50. , x 4 X Ao' 4 .5 N C r1S h -A ? r T 'T 'Y 5 I A 'I lf x aillfi . , v 'll B X A A l 1, X. D 0 I ..-I k 'Q Q' I na ri 5- i 'E 'R-1 i I :Q C., L1 an an li.. ff -0.1 al Q f.: :- . WWE, A ,Q 'l l l '- SENIORS BOBBY VERNON Football '48, '49, '50, Band '48, '49, '50, Basketball '48, '49, '50, Track '48, '49, '50, Tennis '48, '49, '50, jr. Rotarian '49, Pres. Sr. Class '50 Favorite '49, Senior Play, Rep. to Student Council. PEGGY VVATSON Typing-state-7th place '48, Band '48, '49, '50, Press Club '50, Band Queen '50, Choral Club '48, '49, '50, Dramatics Club '50, Spanish Club '49, '50, Senior Play. BILLY WVARREN Slide Rule. TOMMY WHITE Football '48, '49, '50, Track '48, '49, '50, Basketball '48, '49. EUGENE VVHITEHEAD Baseball '48, '49, JIMMY WILLIS Football '48, '49, '50, Basketball '48, '49, '50, Track '48, '49, 50, Baseball '48, '49, '50, jr. Rotarian '49, Annual Stall' '50, High Honor Student l J. C. WRIGHT Football '48, '49, Basketball '48, '49, Track '48, '49, '50, Baseball '48, '49, '50, F. F. A. '48, '49, Pole Vault-Ist at State-'50. MARY LOU VVRIGHT Annual Staff '49, '50, F. H. M. C. Sec. '50, Pep Squad '48, '49, '50, Senior Play, Tennis '49, High Honor Student. 3 gn 5 - 353 F Q, as Q N34 E 5,1 3 gg 5 . , ,' Q 'Q 2 gs' ga ' :Iii . ff: , ' ' y 55 J Q 3:5343 52 E Ou ff? F9 'Q ' ' 5 fe, E .2g9f?j 93' 0 4 'x 'A!3a Q gm J 72. A, -H' I ,ban N sv ,K 1, ik Our junior-Senior Banquet of 1950 linturtainurs for the Banquet jcunctte Culver Patsy Alexander Peggy Nhatson J 1 5. ef? X' . 1551, 3' . A Q , - -I if V Z . Y, , ' 4 n T , . K st , 'J 4 1 l ff ' , h Q., 4' 1 , 'X 'fr ki . Q A h, 5 . I P , - , Q - , ' F -, i ' 1 . - , ' .f I Y' 4 Q 1 lf ,f V ' 1 f ' If ' . ' X . x 1' 1' I x K g . N. 1- ,Q vw., .N - K ,, 3 .., ,..,. Min A ' . -Q 1- ' I f 2 Q, HT- . Q 38 ag, it I . n Q i r i J 'L I I E 5 ' .u. - r ,-V r 1 4 't qfif Jvfsfr X -- f ' ag D I Y 4 Wil! .. Q - Y--- ':.:2B5'5c ':?:?4?- F:---,-3,',-,nf -,QA --M155 ,ai af-1f.:ef...':3i:LT.!. l 2 if G- , . lx 4 1 n J U, I l , . hw CAST VVingy Vashki, son of the household Dora Vashki, his sister Flora Vashki, Dora's twin Emil Vashki, their father Anna Vashki, their mother Biddy Brady, a next-door neighbor Mrs. jones. another neighbor Tessy Vashki, the eldest daughter Luke Watson, garbage collector Oswald Fredrick. engaged to Tessy johnny jones, an ex-marine Mrs. Fredrick, Oswald's mother Mrs. Bixby, 0swald's Aunt Agatha Maxey, the Fredrick's chaffeur . , . , judge Patrick, justice of the peace .,...., Grandma Vashki Emil's Sarabelle, cousin of the V ' . -, Percival Ping. a piano tuner: . . , , - ' 'IT 21:25, . , . . - i a T. -' . v . I I Zuvabelle, cousin of the Vashki's . . . Dixie jones, stranger from the South , C R2 - . .. --'ff-iYZF,'tg e 1 '55 A 'iiE5:if::5i, , ' , ji ,,,c. .. ! : 'ALOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR Presented by Senior Class of 1950 john Paul Sutton Peggy Shepherd Martha Ann Fontaine Peggy Vllatson jeannie Alford Tommy Pollard joan Yan Haverbeke Susan Shields Donnie Shelley Natalia Crenwelge Dorothy Roberts Deannie Parker Melvin Cooper j. C. Neal Bobby Vemon Sandra Evers Pat Ilamil Eddie Stone Doll Cooper Iiohbv Turner USHERS Bonnie Slayter Frances Pitts I jean Brumley Evelyn Lee Ima Gene Pair joyce Dickerson STAGI-I MANAGERS Sonny Fountain Phil Phillips SYNOPSIS The action of the play takes place in the living room of the Emil Vashki home on the edge of an imaginary town in Iowa. The time is the present-a fine aftemoon in june. Act I: Early Saturday aftemoon. Act II: Later that afternoon. Act III: Still later the same afternoon. SPECIAL NUMBERS I0S'C0,ElliS Dearie Deannie Parker. Mary Lou Vt right Jeannie Alford Lee Lisenbee I i'Time Out For Music Peggy YVatson jeanne Rieaxes Jeanette Culver jeannette Culver Rosalynn Petty uAll the Bees Are Buzzingn Billy Coleman I. Q JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President joe Bryan Grace Vice-President Pete jones Secretary-Treasurer Eugene Oller SPONSORS Miss McDuvicl Mr. Kovzlr Mr. Ranclles HONIE ROONI NIOTHERS Mrs. E. I. Cauthreaux Mrs. I. YV. Hinton Mrs. F. A. Geese Mrs. O. Richardson 'Us 1 'Q' x, -ts V I I f if L, 1 ' K .9-s 'Ds . 4. lbsqw l , In E' Qu-g K 1 l -'7 9-5 C' IWW. CK :-X lp' YN- I : ' ' JU IORS Mary jo Andries Mary Louise Askew Ioyce Ball Abiclene Ballenger Billie Ruth Ballenger Aaron Bean Charles Beasley Tommy Benneti Ann Blair Dera jane Brown Harold Brumley Billy Gene Coleman Paul Crim Craig Loring Dorsey Verdell Dunagan WYilma Fountain Robert Gaither Imogene Caut Patsy Cauthreaux Freddie Geese JU IORS .. Ds ' .-'XX X ix IR ri fm- J' 1 I Y f vt--1 I ' f' ua, HL! X tx K .. 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' Mary Georgia Salyer ,. , cf 1 Allene Shannon Betty I0 Shaw Iohnnie Lou Shelley Lilly Simpson S JU IORS ,. Carolyn Smith T. Mildred Smith Lynn Stroud Ida Mae Thomas Howard Thompson Betty WVard Floyd XVarren Io Ann XVhite jo Anne YVhitcner YVanda jane XVinebIood Kirby YVOodward YVanda Woodruff Shirley Wright LHawthomel rs 1 '12 Q 1 G.. ,1 to? 1777 5-f + P ' n 3, M. ....., . 5 ' 0 ' -o..., .AJ P ' 1 1, in:- ffl ,..- sn..., Vw Ju - N Y x 4 , Wy Y fv f M -1 .ff-3lf'f'vff1' .., Q .,,. 4 M A 1 r !Qj,ct'V, ' e ' N l x v f V., -4 ., t . ,, I N-x . r 354: I ,eflvff 1. 4' A mf, . . . ,. '. E31 Quik 11. 1' po..- . QAUQ ..z , ff' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Dick Shields Vice-President Walter Fields Secretary-Treasurer Shirley Carr SPONSORS Miss McKinley Mr. Dale VVhitson Miss Rettig HOME ROOM NIOTHERS Mrs. R. K. Carr Mrs. E. L. Clover Mrs. C. C. Cato Mrs. W. R. Gaudet . '9- uf I L rf! vs i U 'figg' Hg , , ,FXS Sl F W 8. ww els, ' 'K' -X. - f. a 74 4 I. f f , 1 N 'GN --.... 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NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President Herb Hooks Vice-President Joan Wright Secretary-Treasurer Dean Rawson HONIE ROONI TEACHERS Miss Daniel Miss Cramling Mr. Nichols HONIE ROONI NIOTHERS Mrs. If. Y. Burton Nirs. Ava Lisenbee Hrs Mrs Nlrs Mrs Mrs . C. B. Couch . R. L. Cuinn I. XY. Crosdidier . 1. W. Hinton I. XV. Keeling Nlrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. S. D. Osborn H. D. Stewart E. E. Vinson 1. C. YVilborn A. Y. Wright in f' 4 X , ,vs-wg Q s '-If 1 '. P , 'Y L qv V fun Q ,.,3' vi s,,, M 1 we Q.. 351, sa? , qv. 'aiu Q? at' 'Pr V. KI4-. xl I :,- lx ,f : 'ri gt ' 2 A V l It A . fi W 1 I x ' - X F, ig A ir me if I 'K i :fail I1 i 'Q .Y Y fi' yy it 'mm' 'AA' ' 4 .ax i ff f 1 1 vi f 1 94 'W A . 'f ' G if . ' lr. X Q f- J f 2 -if in Q ff S l '. l l Nl Ii A i if Q3 1 FWNTH GRADE Richard Andries Bobbie jean Ashcraft Gayle Barton lack Blair Bobby Box XVayne Carter Dick Cooper Sue Couch Loree Dalby Charles Davis john Edward DeLaune Nita Faye Dison Duane Evans Leroy Fohn Ruhy Gounali Jimmie Gregg Rollnnd Gregg Glen Grosdidier Barbara Cuinn Lynn Harris NINTH GRADE Ioyce Hinton Ina Mural Holland Herbert Hooks l George House 1. Q-Q K 5 N I 5-I M, l.,V X In Q - ' . - . Q i i f em ' A 5 Q V ' l - I ' H Olene Humphries W l 3 5 Iack james N . 4' Barbara Keeling i .l 5' xx l . . 1 x Io Ann Kelsey ' if K' i X Q A :.. - j .sq ., 1? -fi 4- a ' L ii. N '1- vv- ' C13 'Lx fu' - f L f x . i ' , -nic .. X . .Liz-L-1 gr .H-:vt .x Jimmy Key 'l ui' 'ifvf y' 5 -'- J, 'I X li A: A il: 'V K 4'-i' All . A V 3- 'E qt Kenneth Ray LeSeur Q '- z -' 15 'viii' ,YO V , L' CE- v T R L i 'wr Ag L, ' K I ..,g..A I Sharon Lisenbce SQ: f 1f' I .,V 1! fi 1, . i iff- 5 Gerald McDonald I ' 'Lflm' d ' V lm .e,-ii'-if 4 A - 'LY - l Q, Y ' -Q Ain ,, 1- ' ' ' 1 A 'W bi. A I Q Q 3-an Garland Mcflanahan if, , Donald Mankin - E, jackie Magouirk K Russell Milam joan Miller Donald Nix Barbara Gayle Osbom Reube jean Poole 5 a-of E ' Qi.-. X. 95 Z ima. L Qi,- 9. 'Q A A 1-l t X , 'i -r Aa: X, Q6- : ', i .. v f W Q L- ,.... Q It ' '74 l 'C' AX-fl , 1 'A-eizgval' 5, OL, fi ww lx ,: ' , 'Q' ' I i 'fl Q MIN so , 1, r Ng . ,X M it x ,4-,Q X X 1 l h , L it f --A . - , 7 X - W ? sf HQEMLEQ? X s an . i. 1ii1m'N1rnr1' 4 ' f A H f ffl ' V H XIX- ,.-x !- I l.1w'V' l fi 'se IQ X, iff ' E A Iliyf' 3 E .1 Pg .3 5x s, A, er. 2 wi 3:17 L- V9 l 6 X DHNTH GRADE Patsy Ragsdale Alice Faye Randolph Lavina Ray Randolph Betty Ann Ramsey Dean Rawson Franklin Reavcs Billy Sanders C. F. Sealey Shirley Shindler Eleanor Stewart Patsy jo Stone Grant Thompson Harvey Thompson Billie Ruth Vinson Kenneth WVard Belva Dean White jimmy Vllilhorn Lee Don YVoodrufl Jimmy VVooley Bobbie jean VVright NINTH GRADE john Wright Delores Yoes Bamett Russell Colleen Renfro Secretary to Mr. Copeland Mrs. Embry Secretary to Mr. Kavanaugh 'f, X MAINTENANCE FORCE L L. Barber Irving Moore L. L. jones Steve XVarren Virgil Harrington Douglas Thompson Forrest Gaudi Cmnt Thompson Calvin Iohnson Tommy Rawson jack Moore jesse Bratton ,, G ,I 'K , X cb, ,V lg ff 1 . ' Q fyvl 1 e it l ,AN f M 212' an 4 A K EICHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President Marvin Bullock Vice-President Mllyne Evans Secretary-Treasurer Susan Martin Repoder Molene Henderson HONIE ROQNI TEACHERS Miss Cobb Miss Iimerson Miss Pevehouse HONIE H0051 NIUTHERS Mrs. YV. Box Mrs. C. R. Johnson Mrs B. Cumey Mrs. Hugh C. McKinley Mrs N. L. Field Mrs. R. A. Robinson Mrs C. L. Keeney Mrs B. P. Sutton Mrs Paul Knife Mrs Roy YVyrick v- 3 ia! and g feaza Fl y ',Q Ei.wkE ffe ' f rife F if T N D fm X' -..! .'9 l' , V 4 AL ,a-, if-' 'Wh c ! b '-' 1 K A . .f Que no ?TfPgF 35151 E1 4, iff: .Lila lj ful F 2 wif- , l Il 'u lv ur in f fr' ,diff -vw. 8 I I B 2: 1-hi' i, '13 A-:ggi N, al lg A s 1 3193275 fiig si-E f ' FW' f QE fl A X 'F A life 'll ' i l 'loin . I -4 4 91 2- - fl of , fy: 3, ' ,Lge il 1-- F 1 fi -f al ,A X f , a p N, ' F A A' 1 a F .. V K J lu . A FAE 43. 'fb xfnw HGHTH GRADE james Alexander Freddy Attaway Richard Amold Inell Ballenger Cenell Bell Ida Lou Bigbie Carolynne Box Marvin Bullock Nancy Carney Odis Cochran Charles Cook Robert Crenwelge Evelyn Dunham Billy Thomas Dunklm Lynn Ellis R. L. Ellis SVayne Evans Cail Ferguson Anna Lou Fountain Patricia Freeman EIGHTH GRADE YVesley Freeman Dickie Garner Agnes Cramling Angie Crumling Kenneth Cfllbeflnilll Kenneth Hare Delight Harvard Molene Henderson Barbara Nell Hendrix WVayne Holland Toby Hughes Glen Iohnson Wenzel johnson Dale jones Raymond Iones Donald Keeney Billye Paul Knife Edward Kubialc Elizabeth Kubiak Patsy Sue Lefors 6-0 17 fa?- Q.- f,v ,, , 'S ,, 1. 'uv ,v' ' v- JXyf I if ,L It X e xl 1 01' 4 ,Z fl' 7 5' ,1 'eff 1 mtv 1. X .. if- 'f of- 'Io S, 7- a . V4 x 1 X u Ta v',2y - FL I 'L ,x ,r X 'vu 1 'x K DL. - an-' 4' 4 5. 5 ffl kg we 'r i' I'p P fx Y X, l A if N1 ,ii ' itr.'xAAf-tfxha- - 'fc'- L- 'cr I lllllflllll f ........ .' -- '-..-...,: f.lN f, xc:- went QM. fx ' X- . Y PY' ', , fl!!- nl' jf, It ,! -4'-.!!4.Q,f'f, 11 !!f!'Q. Q92 I-3-' 15325 II' -11: livin -in .- 9 . 'fi X I s 1 ' I , I s Aus -Q Q a3,.'MAfvs x f 4, 'DN hn- Ext.,- '+ 4. int 1,5 fy- '37 , r' 1'-v 7 V 1 -, . V , P 1 - 1 1 1? X V -1 ' .. ' , ,iq - -.ia If 'N' l 'Y' Y i . K ! .I A g. li N 1 v , nl' 2 X I W, . 1 1 i fl' is L A- '-' .,mqH,.U '.':.','. u .f','.. -' U . .....:,',',r','... .-'.' 4, . . , 0 pl O .9 I g V .' -I -,.',s, h f .-. .'. ' .' ' .'. v - .- . . - .' - - ' . . .. . , ,' . g . og. 5 5' 'dn 5 'vx if ? V i lg H EN . vp! Z fl Q . . .f i tb Y '1 Tk jf 57, xfg A f r 4 1915 .., id QLY ti 'W xg, v-- 1 I, tx . W , 51 7 Q P I i Q.. X .f x, 7 . .X Y, .- HGHTH GR DE Kay Nicliinley Susan Niartin juclciv Nlorgun llohert Newnmn Billy lid Olundcr Durlyne Reeder Ray Nell Robinson Larry Edward Sanders Teddy Mac Saul Mary Nell Saxon L. T. Shaw jo Anne Sims Dia.-ky Smith Roberta Smith Ilcrtlm Ann Stahl ji riirii y Stanley Joyce Stunlcv Blanche Stuhblcficld joan Sutton llcrchel Taylor EIGHTH GR DE in f 'T' Martha Thompson 'fx , ,Iam ' V X V Don Ray Vinson 7 X - I A X l 4 f . i X 1 ' X f g Jimmie Louise Vinson I X r ' V - V 'K wa Y Charlie Watson as : Y Z' k , V , Q .' 2 , Charles Welch Y , z ' V ,Ah lackie Welch R x 415: .- i V e Q-ff X as wg Iarene Williams Q x Hennan Edward Wood if 4 ' J Ruth Mary Wood Bob Woodmff Roy Wyrick A Que-Y' i 15 is-0' IN MEMORIANI Elizabeth Field :- A A 'aw . X. rw-jv,rb1'epf.'f' 1' . ..,J' 'ii Q L. -N. F f - ?f 5:1 l 0 . I O A vu. - I 2-4' SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Prggident Ronny Stewart Vice-President Neva Crosdidier Secretary-Treasurer Dean Kelsey IIONIE ROUNI TEACHERS Mrs. Lancaster Nirs. Dobbs Mrs. Nichols HONIE RUONI NIOTHERS Mrs E. H. Cohagen Mrs. jacob Norvell Nlrs. L. DeLuunc Nlrs. XV. 0. Payne Mrs. XY. Crosclidier Mrs. C. M. VVilliams Mrs. Floyd F. johnson Nlrs. I. H. YVilson .EVE TH GRADE iatthew Ainsworth 'lyde Allison ulian Andries wendolyn Ballard Laura Borders oy Ann Brewer Bobby Broadus aclcie Bums Frances Busby Clara Nell Cochran Patsy Cohazan Carol june Collins Ioy De Inune Raymond Dodge Roddy Dorsey Peggy Ford Dolores Forshee jackie Faye Freeman Correne Cillispie Arlene Griffin T 4.- l l 1 fin ? Y? .5 ss qs? 6o 'Pb ,. i 3 S . Q X- '1 , X I wg' W T Q + rj s Y f.. . Q 4, in-7 Q an-1 '9 . L4 if 5 S F' 1, -'-1' YT' ,ag L .J v' ,x fi? , 5 ff 1 G P ' 1 its --fu, X N3 '14 l 'J , .'1k,v ..-x .1 A I in , , E7 4 ss..- Wu-1 L.. .45 ' x I mf rf T y U15 t' .Nix K-JA. v cvs' 54. SEVE T GRADE Neva Crosdidier Zcrlenc Holloway Bobby House Nancy jackson Cary johnson Billy ,lanes Wilma Innes Dean Kccling Dean Kelsey VVillie Mae King Mary Lou Lancaster Martha Sue Lancaster Scarlette McCuller Charles Hugh Mclxml Betty Manldn Herman Marlin jo Nell May Nona Meyer Jimmie Modisette WVarren Norvell SEVE TH GRADE Billy Oliver Bob Olmstead janet Olmstead Dwanna Osborn ' Y, ' o V ff xx .ffl S l X ' 'Lis ' l , . , I i 'l - A Y Dale Payne X . X 'YP Betty Ann Rasco ' mf: 92 F mf Juanita Sadler ! 1 ...- Don Sulyer Nitru Saxton I !'dy x,i I .lx -f Q6 'Q ff' fn 1 A. .5 5-. X , 1 1 0 as . . Peter Shaw 'S A' , ' ' ff 'X Kay Shepherd lx , 1 'rf' ' x if Donald Ray Shannon Q 'ffigf' ' X 1 S ,Q : In x 40? vs. .N Larry Slack Donald Smith Rethu Stanley Ronny Stewart Billy Story Nancy Thomton Travis Thomton Evon Tibbitts 1 5 v,f if x ' 1' tg . ,V H - f v' ' K . I. . Q j,.:,r,n j . Q '11 jf L u4xl L'i -. X, . I A I ' X i - ov, -we A QQ. ith iwvf' 9-Q -Q-1 'T' A :lf z.. , y -'Q' f ii ,, Q Y' '-wr--6? .s,. ill...- 'Sf A .av- -lL- .mf 1 N fl as L. 15... Q -. 1.,- fl 1 5wu f x X l f H I GNT! ,...,,. 1 f Q 3 Q' v ,y' I NX' X I Q... Av' 4- Q AK.,-'-xr E9 big- Xi. .xx , Ilya 5,1 - . f -L l 1 Q-L. nv. O G 'Q I Y 2 h 0-If ,A I 5 ' 'ifg , 1 I -, R ' fl lung .i V ? 5 1-349 2,- F SEVE TH GRADE Melvin Vinson Wayne Ylixggorler Peggie xYL'll'll Annie Wbst lane V'ilbur Nlarzie Williams Patsy Ruth Williams Glenda Wbudall Willard Young Ml. 4' 2 SIXTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President Charles Smith Vice-President Joyce Davis Secretary-Treasurer Lela lane Van YVinkle HOMIE RUONI TEACHERS Niiss Stanley Hrs. Morris Hr. Nlurphey IIONIIC H0031 NIOTHERS Nlrs Charles R. Davis Hrs. Luke Lee Nlrs. Nlartin Cloud Hrs. Roy Nlilstead Nlrs. YY. N. Fontaine Hrs. YV. D. Slack Hrs Charlie Collins Nlrs. H. L. Sledge Nirs. C. L. livers Nlrs. F. L. Shalcelford Hrs H. l.. Hamilton Hrs. H. D. Roherts Nlrs Hrs YV. C. 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W X V C .lim is I f is 35,1 iv- SIXTH GR DE Donald Allen Icrclcne Allen Janice Alshrook Jimmie Attaway Iolmic Hales Murt Bates joseph Bell Myra Bivin Elaine Box Velta Broadus Darryl VVoodall Dick CalkinS Lucy jo Chai JII1 an jerry Cloud Sharon Collins Ioyce Davis Frances Dorsey Mary Katherine Dunklin Ionnelle Emmett Charles Evers SIXTH GRADE jane Marie Fontaine Daphne Freeman joe Trmis Gibson Ernest Gounah Clyde Gregg julia Hamilton Franklin Heldenbranzl Mary Hendrix Hush Higginbotham Monty Hill Eva jo Horton Nlayzell Horton joe Hughes Gloria Humphries Raymond james Carolyn johnson Madeline jones WVilliam Kelly Gabe Kelsey Donald Edward Kipp r F f-- ef' if .- s W mb ' fyiii ,' ps ,. C , f - if'r Lf , , xiii' ' e ' L, 'Zv5s' Q. .4 f D .Mfjf S M Q' . E ' If KJJA f 1 l ' an Jhfll ' on T .. 'N' Q17 M .K Y . 3, , X .ff- Vx xx I, .fkl r 1 ' ' ' ' ' ,rf 4. 'QQ- ssl ,vm .,,,,' . ,-. . 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I ' ,ms L- 7- - . . f hi' SIXTH GR DE Carol Sue Knife Iris Lee Bobby Miles Wendell Miles Mike Milstead Rodney Parr jean Puschull Dwane Payne Freda Pettit Dorothy Rainwater Martha Sue Roherts Travis Sealey Bobby Seay Judith Shakelford Donald Slack Jack Sledge Charles Smith Saundra Spivey Charles Stahl Robert Steams 345.7 ,wwf 0 Sl , 1 . hs ff' .. IN NIENIORIAM Roscoe Shiflett CT? -1 Q 'I ,1- ZQL 9' Y .3 .v Qyfu' -ll ' L' ,, wx 'Qswiifli if-af f: 13 'W if f ff rv? ii' ' giiiff . ,,+ . ,. .,,1. 1, . .' pP Xl A FIFTH GRADE - Earl Aman ,MA Gwen Andrews ' J Donald Andries jerry Andries Ronald Andries Valgene Barton 4 1 'BA Q Q . ll 0- 1 Ronny Bean Royce Bullard ' Ginger Burns jolene Busby Lilliam Caston Lowell Cooper 1 Richard Copeland Edward Dalby ' ' X' I Betty Dobbs 'Q' Sandra Forshee ., X l V , 1 r '+P ,, 5' Glenda Furse 1 x, pf' Darlene Gaut l t Bettv jean Gauthreaux JI: 'W iff,-'. ' --. 1, .17-qt:-' :N 2 4 . v.' fl Gary Al Gibson e. 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RL 459' -Ig lx, . - I is .--v. nun- . ! g11!'fi'2jg1' ja 'Q O 'suv . 56 aizwf' 0 'at it FWTH GRADE Betty Sue johnson Loren jones Ray jones Pat Keeling Bohhy Loveall Rose McDonald Sandra McNulty Earl Lee Maxwell Irvin May Tony Nieyer Carol Miller Judy Myers Vliaymond Nichols Sue Payne Donald Pearson Betty Lou Pennington Sam Porter Kenneth Randles Gail Ray Deborah Richards jimmy Roper Shon Ross Richard Rothwell Faye Shelley FIFTH GRADE David Shields Ieanette Stahl Troy Starks Bonnie jean Stoker Sybil Stone Betty Teague Helen Tomlin Ieanette Vemon Mary Beth Vinson Raymond Welch Dudley Young FOURTH GRADE Mary Abercrombie Clarene Allen Ioe Allen Travis Arden jerry Barberee Buma Frank Battles jean Beck John Bell xt i ,YZ naw-.,v' - A - V '- wt - Q ' . f Q , 1 ' M A :I Zilggl Yr n- :ESQ ...L f f f13:'f,i 'L k A Iiggifx ' it '5' ' '7ii'. 173' 'Sn 31 ,N --..., 'f 'W 've T Q, ,.'2I'! 4 ' 1 -' 1 'J 2. 1 K .' . . g v' id, . ...-f wp-. .. I D Y 1 -V, A .L ' of ' st 17 , f... . 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Borders jimmy VVayne Brown Lavonia Brown irginia Bnxmley lane Childress Io Ann Couch Mary Curlee Lucia Dison Juanita Dunagan Mary Annie Edison Roy Ford Dorothy Nell Fry Franklin Fulgham Dora jean Core Alvin Hankins Dalvin Hankins Bill Heldenbrand Ruth Ann Heldenbrand Ruby Hendrix rl 11 libs- 1' -an 5 -.- F QL iL,,,lf6, in 5: ,-W 1 'B 1241 ll.l1l X 4 'S -W -.1 'a-.-f' Q V gn... -1'l f A 1 l A '34 . -Q., if U - f 'rf' I 5, Pa V K, .4111-f X 'U' fb' 1-, 'vc 6- ,JA iuvvx., , l .11 Q 1, il 4, iaii JW- -A we X 'APIQQAZQ .ff 36 SJ ,1 ' I r W Y Afa 4 fx 40 qu . W. QQ in '-0 ,-I Y' '1 4 U -1 ,. Y 21 0 .i' if ' x l rx., 3 Aj 1155 We V 'lg X F i lx ffl! Q lllQl A ,, A 1, 'vwmpf 'U Q' ,fl ng,- 4.-1 y 1 X 2 tw le, x I if ff? N Q- ' 114 -A i 11' it fr q Q f I I V' ng '- Q A Y fr rf h X ' .l or 2 1 EE :gin hs .' 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L- L- rx SECOND GR DE Buddy Box Elaine Box Elton Broadus WVayne Buchanan jerry Burns Johnny Childress Dudley Ray Cole Cary Copeland YVilliam Lee Curlee Charles Hugh Dickerson Ralph Edge Sandra Epperson Nancy Freeman john Allen Freeman Mary Sue Fountain jimmy Harold Gibson Charles Gill Betty Gipson Gloria janet Gore Jimmy Harris Larry Harwood Kenneth Haskins Malcolm Henderson Eddie Homan SECOND GRADE ' nn Honeycutt hirley jean Howard orulhy jackion ilsie jacob fclclic Innes immy jones oe jones Tommy jones Vnynctte Kerzee Norma Kitching larion Levcrett homns Long furolyn Lumpkin nlm Nlunck W Inward McCarty atricin Meyers Ferrell Miles W redcly Nlilsteatl onnio: Mitchell L eon Moore clwyn Murphy 'zmdru Neely homus Gregg Parr abb Ifirtle 4,4 4 g vig 4 VN-X.. iq ll 3 . , I Q0 X m , Qlsgbf . 'X 4- .' R- if -f '?: . -7 , , x ' Qi., ., f T 'Q L- 1 YI l ,V 'U' ' . , ,.,.4- I' ff , I XX iw -I M is 'X 'Y' 'Y sf fo ,avo- 1 li 57' od rw . 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I I 'y gxliglgl.: L llflna' KY .,,.., 5 9 ,v il SECOND GRADE Dickie Rcspess jo Ann Rose Sandy Sands Cay Nell Saxon Delores Kay Shaw Margaret Shields Sue Snodgrass Ronny Spivey Bob Stephens Betty Sue Stone Mike Swan Billy joe Teague Charles Robert Vinson VVeldon Vinson Sandra Rose VValdron Betty jo VVest Doris I0 VVhite jim Bob Williams Marie Williams Larry Neil VVoodall The sophomores displ is the Christmas spirit Mike YVyrick Robert Lee Young FIRST GRADE Weldon Ainsworth Kenneth Ballard Mollie june Bates Freddie Battles James Richard Bivin James Lee Blackwell Gayle Branch Margaret Broadus Marshall Clouser Vackie jo Cole Clayton Crenwelge Tommy Ford Dianne Freeman jill Furse jo Ann Gaither Billie Louise Gibbs Bobbie Dell Cill Kenneth Gregg Shirley Ann Halloway ' T Sherron Lee Hare Wilma lean Hendrix Dick Hollis Bennie Horton David james lb,' if nif' l T... 1 vs, , F NN -A K Q '4- rm- J! A -' , r P, ,Xiu- Q . 'ws I. 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L Q45 ' 4 N, ,my 'xr ' Q., HY? ft l FIRST GRADE joan Kelsey Anita Mae Lefors Margie Faye Mahan jimmy Martin Reheca Mason Melba jo Montgomery Melvin Montgomery Mildred Myers Karen jan Nelson Robert Nelson Nick Nichols Wayne Patterson Linda Payne jerry Petty Ted Ray Ping Bill Renfro Bill Richardson jerry Ann Rothwell Artie Gilbert Sanders Carl Byron Seale Jimmie Searcy Iimmy Shaw Norman Shields Dortha Fae Stubblefield FIRST GRADE Lawrence Terrell Ioyce Sue Thomas Carolyn Tomlin Sandra Tramel Tommy Walters Jimmy YVatson Rosalie W'est --. Ill l!! is 0 i M -lk ' 'ml 'w Yu, Qs' N Tas 1 'nn kkf '7' ' . ,QQ 1 l V. 'JA KI DERG RTE VVilliam Andrews john Thomas Calkins john Alfred Challis Edgar Lyn Cole Iimmie Lee Emmett YValter Ben Cipson Iudy Griffin Ken Griflin Glenna joy jones Larry Jordon Wayne Kerzee janet Montgomery 'v-' 5. 4 rv- l T, , f 1 I R . , f ,Z me it 'if 1 l 4533- 5: fv0 as l ij? fr .v .. one ,', af .ro t .4 , - x- S N ' X J 1 1,5 N 5 1 ' A' ' S .fv- Jf' 1 K x -Q R 'vie if 1 , 4 1, - 4.-.. .0 6 2 an 7 QPR, me N UT A4 It ,ge .,' ',. .Y f ' ' 'O v is ' 5,51 - A .4 - , , I l ,l O X. C V .lf - '- 2 ' ' ' i ' ' i if ill? t f M 'lllllllllll ,,g, ' ' ll ,N , - 19. Icllmll i 'l T71 af l ltx. an -c- ' Q a fa 'vs ga, A ii bfi . X ' 1 ' Am., A S A, .. - xx, fl X K1 ' , , E Nxva A k A! ' if . - 2 0. . ' .l i A- X -me .1 . The Junior Class sponsors the Halloween Camival each year for the school and communityg the proceeds are used for the junior-Senior Banquet. Pat Hamil was elected hy the student body to reign as llarvest Queen, Pat selected as her escort Bill Utsman. Natalia Crenwelge was selected for the Canadian American School Cirls Band. She was one of eighty selected from seven hundred candidates from the United States and Canada. The hand will practice in Canada then tour Canada and the northern part ofthe United States this summer. Congratulations! Natalia. fl 3 'i fini. KI DER G RTE Pamela Murphy Hike Nichols Linda Gayle Parr Cloria jean Phillips janiee Rothwell Virginia Shaw Iudith Slayter Lester Smithcrman Sammy Tumer Billy Vernon Ronald Nvorrell ,. 1 .T 44 X36 9 J F f T ANNUAL STAFF Editor Asst. Editor Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Art Editor Asst. Art Editor Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Typists Sponsor Martha Ann Fontaine 1. W. Hinton Mary Lou YVright Eugene Oller Patsy Hankins Pat Hamil jimmy YVillis Dick Shields Ianell Spear YVanda YVineblood Dell Cooper Mrs. Mozelle McCord 4 ,,,,.. . -p, E --:ve H 4 , 4 .N 'W' fi, Q,-gf W5 ,lf 4 nigh 1, fx I 4 . fr P, 1 :HE 1, , ma- - r I li , -f 5 , . f ' N-ff Z-J 'vii 3 J I z, ' Qlgi Y ! I f Q as . '- ' A ,. if ' L f ff o qu an Q i i I 1, ff ,gifsjg V I tw .EA ' , 2 w . Rig: i ' kj 17 x Qui DRAMATICS CLUB President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsor Martha Ann Fontaine CLUB ROLL Jeannie Alford Dell Cooper Melvin Cooper Herbert Coursey Natalia Crenwelge Jeannette Culver Joyce Ellis Martha Ann Fontaine Barbara Isham J. C. Neal Ima Gene Pair Deannie Parker Rosalynne Petty Tommy Pollard Jeanne Reaves Dorothy Roberts Bobby Ruth Sealey Donnie Shelley Peggy Shepherd Susan Shields Bonnie Slaytor John Paul Sutton Howard Thompson Joan Yanllayerbelce Peggy Watson LGS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor Jeannie Alford Dell Cooper xielvifi Cooper Ilerhert Coursey jeannette Culver Martha Ann Fontaine Leola Lisenbee De-annie Parker AMIGOS M lrtha Ann Fontaine CLUB ROLL Rosalynne Petty Tommy Pollard Peggy Shepherd Howard Thompson Billy Utsey Billy Utsman Peggy XVats0n FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President Bethel Matlock Secretary-Treasurer Mary Lou YVright Vice-President Donnie Shelley Reporter Patsy Cauthreaux Sponsor Mrs. john McCord F. H. A. CREED VVe are the Future Homemakers of America. YVe face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, homes for America's future. Homes where living will he the expression of everything that is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith will be realities. not dreams. VVe are the Future Homemakers of America. YVe face the future with warm courage and high hope. F. H. A. MEMBERS Mary jo Andries, Bobby jean Ashcraft, Gayle Barton, Ann Blair, Nedra Cole, Margaret Corrie, Sue Couch, Doris Cramer. Verdell Dunagan, Pat Ellis, Geraldine Field, Pat Cauthreaux, Ruby Counah, Marian Crush, Patsy Hank- ins. Shirley Wright Hawthorne, Ina Muriel Holland, Olene Humphries, Barbara Isham, Edna Iohnson, Betty jones, VVynell Mahon, Bethel Matlock, Ethel Matlock, Ann Olmstead, Reube jean Poole, Betty Ann Ramsey, Rose Mary Richardson, Juanita Roman, Mary Salyer. Betty Io Shaw. Donnie Shelley, Shirley jean Shindler, VVanda Stanley, Dorothy Teague, Ida Mae Thomas, Billie Ruth Vinson, Betty jean XVard, Tessie YVelch, Patricia VVhite- head, Dorothy XVood, Maxine VVood. XVanda XVoodruff, Mary Lou XVright, Delores Yoes. FUTURE F RMERS OF AMERICA President lmmv Thrash Vice President Blllv Klegm Second Vice President Dem Rqwqon Third Vice President Carland MLC lrrahan Secretary Ceorgc Raqsdule Treasurer Kirbv W oodward Reporter I C' Nell Sentinel oc Fllllspic Historian Travis Lee Parllamentarlan xmas Hill Advisor Dale XVl'llfSOI1 Sw eethf. lrt Patsv Alu mdcr MOTTO Learning to Do - Doing to Learn Earning to Live - Living to Serve OTHER MEMBERS Paul Arnold YVay11e Brightwell Bobbie Corrie Charles Davis Roy Ellis Duane Evans Nolan Field jimmy Gregg Roland Gregg Glen Grosdidier Bobby Harmon Lynn Harris George Lee Donald Mankin Russell Milam 1. C. Neal jerry Purcell Franklin Reeves C. F. Sealey Grant Thompson Kenneth YVard 2 , , iii 2. 13232 4 Q Q sr 9' U' Q P , , - - C 5 ,lf N'-59 6 E 4 . Q 1 9 -ey G -Q, 5 s. f eBooks are a guide in youth and an entertainment for age. Irene Stone, Librarian Barbara Baker Melvin Cooper Earlene Cravey Leatha Dial Ioyce Dickerson Ioyce Ellis Sandra Evers VValter Fields Library Staff Juanita Crosdidier Donna Hann Edna johnson jerry jones Oleta jones Venita Nix Lula Iris Richardson 10 Anne XVhitener STUDENT COUNCIL OF LONDO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Patsy Alexander Abilene Ballenger Aaron Bean Dora Jane Brown Shirley Carr Dell Cooper Melvin Cooper Paul Craig Natalia Crenwelge Joyce Dickerson Bobby Felsman Martha Ann Fontaine Jerry Gaudet Joe Bryan Grace Donna Hann J. L. 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M. Saxon Carl Sue Sutherlin Billy Sanders Jimmy Thrash Billy Utsey Joan Van Haverbeke Ann Van Haverbeke Bobby Vernon Jo Anne Whitener VVanda Win6lJl00d Shirley Wright Hawthome Peggy Watson YVanda VVoodrufT JU IOR HIGH SCHOOL BAN Richard Andries julian Andries Bobbie jean Ashcraft Gayle Barton Genell Bell Laura Borders Carolyn Box Sue Couch Nancy Camey Patsy Cohagan Dick Cooper Robert Crenwelge Loree Dalby Billy Dunklin Ioy Delaune Duane Evans Dolores Forshee Gail Ferguson Faye Freeman Arlene Griffin Barbara Guinn Dickie Garner Ioyce Hinton Delight Harvard Ed Lumpkin-Director Herb Hooks Toby Hughes jack james Gary johnson Nancy jackson Dean Kelsey Billie Paul Knife Io Ann Kelsey Barbara Keeling Patsy Lefors Sharon Lisenbee Kay McKinley Hugh McKinley Gerald McDonald Russell Milam Susan Martin Jimmie Modisette Donald Nix Duana Osbom Billy Oliver Dale Payne Alice Faye Randolph Lavina Randolph Ray Nell Robinson Patsy Ragsdale Hertha Ann Stahl Kay Shepherd Larry Sanders Dickie Smith C. F. Sealey Billy Sanders S' Peter Shaw Don Salyer Eleanor Stewart joan Sutton Blanche Stubblefield Patsy Stone Grant Thompson Bobbie Wright Patsy VVilliams Glenda YVoodall Lee Don WVoodrufT Jimmie Wilborn Peggy WVelch Charlie WVatson Kenneth WVard Wayne WVaggoner jane XVilbur YVillard Young President lst Vice-President 2nd Vice-President JU IOR HIGH SCHOCL STUDENT COUNCIL Officers john Wright Larry Sanders Susan Martin Ninth Grade Sue Couch Barbara Keeling Dean Rawson Eighth Grade Ioan Sutton Toby Hughes Richard Arnold Secretary-Treasurer Lavina Randolph Asst. Secretary-Treasurer Ray Nell Robinson Sponsor Miss Lois Daniels Representatives Seventh Grade Bob Olmstead Donnie Shannon Dale Payne Sixth Grade jonelle Emmette Jacky Sledge Carol Sue Knife JU l R HIGH SCHOOL Gary johnson janet Olmstead Kay Shepherd Lela jane Van YVinkle Freda Pettit Carol Sue Knife Iris Lee Nona Meyer julia Fay Hamilton Alice Randolph Belva Dean YVhite Dorothy Rainwater CHORAL CLUB joe Gibson Nancy Thornton Daphne Freeman Betty Mankin Gail Ferguson Lavina Randolph Alton Stone Patsy Stone Olcne Humphries Delores Yoes Donald Taylor Ray Nell Robinson. pianist P RE T-TEACHERS ASSOCIATIO President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Third Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Membership Child VVelfare Publications Publicity Hospitality Room Representative Historian Home and Family Life Legislation OBJECTS OF TIIE NATIONAL CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Blrs Mrs Sfrs Mrs Mrs Nlrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and community. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. Polk Childress B. M. Battles O. E. Cowsar J. C. WVilborn Dean Wheelis R. H. Milam Flora Cooper C. N. Dickerson E. L. Blackwell Cleatis Toler Herbert Fry B. P. Sutton M. O. Shields H. D. Stewart C. T. Mason To bring into closer relation the home and the school. that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical. mental. social, and spiritual education. AND BOOSTERS CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Finance Chaperon Entertainment Publicity Band Director CLUB AIM Clint Howard Raymond Robinson Mrs. Homer Baker jack Sledge A. J. VVineblood Mrs. B. P. Sutton Mrs. Sam Culver Mrs. Ava Lisenbee Ed Lumpkin To promote interest in the band and its activities To help finance trips To provide chaperons for band trips To publicize the band's accomplishments in the local newspapers To fumish extra-curricular entertainment fl x , ,' .- XDNDON ' Q, up sumun HIGH Q- N MLUNDC N . f-. 'wg-f'EIAS '-fi! -if PQ'-f 0? -..f- H- .1 wx., .fri 'G cd ,wp ' f s aw-- H JOAN VAN HAVERBEKE S FA VCR! TES 1 SONNY FOUNTAIN 'Sul' Q is-r' FAVORI TES J. D. MENASCO junior fbi mf 'kj 'lQvj,o1P A LULA IRIS RICHARDSON junior 5' 'Z 's sg, SHIRLEY CARR Sophomore FAVORITES .J Q is Sophomore Q 'Q-I f A35 .-v ' JOYCE HINTON RP 'NNETH VVARD Ninth Crude 'Nmth f rude CHARLES YVELCH Eighth Crude f' 1 J' 'P -1+ 3 r I, -PY' Q .ov WS , -H, T? BOB OLINISTEAD JANET OLINISTEAD Seventh Grade Seventh Crude LELA JANE VAN WINKLE IACKIE SLEDGE Sixth Grade Sixth Crude 4 ,Z .av- . . Q, .1 ,. . . 1 . 5 .f png : ' : -' fb 5 5 , ff -- ' 'I 1 QA Or fl 'I' 1 . 111, 23- 4' - as .- it L - -1' ' . 24, --fr . -Nu ,f - ..? , , f rm F? Q. , GNOR TUDE T JOAN VAN HAVERBEKE Valcdictoriun ,.- sup, ' W rv. f g 0-M41 SANDRA EVERS Salutatorian THESE STUDENTS HAD THE HIGHEST SCHOLASTIC AVER ACES FOR THE FOUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS 3' za. -ff- -3' f. MARTHA ANN FONTAINE Senior THESE STUDENTS YVERE CHOSEN BY THE STUDENT BODY FOR THE ROTARY CLUB GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD. GOOD CITIZENSHIP SONNY FOUNTAIN Senior df' -1Il'U f'iV SWEETHEA RTS PATSY ALEXANDER F. F. A. Sweetheart faix 1 I DONNIE RUTH SHELLEY Football Sweetheart 'V PAT HAMIL QUEENS PEGGY WATSON Band Queen Harvest Queen PRINCESSES IANELL SPEAR Yamhoree Princess 'Nr SANDRA EVERS Autumn Festival at Leverett's Chapel 47 3 1' Q7 ' 'fx 55 , l 4? ' , f B ,Bf I 1 , ' BOBBY TURNER SONNY FOUNTAIN A JUNIQR RGTARIANS I. YV. HINTON HOWARD THOMPSON Junior junior ' FARRELL DORSEY BILLY HONEYCUTT Sophomore Sophomore HERB HOOKS GERALD NICDONALD Freshman Freshman 45 A 'fl Q 3 '-5 . . it AV,1 q I N xx A ' ,gy 'X N K, JUS NATALIA CRENWELCE Selected for member of Canadian All-Cirl Band. CHARLES HUGH NICKINLEY Member of Boy Scout Troop, 320 YVOn trip to National Jamboree, YVasbingt0n D. C. The trip was won on the merit system Ar? dai 'R hx 'fuzz' I. D. MENASCO lF0otballl 'Kilgore News Herald' for ull-districtg Second in all-state. NOLAN FIELD fF00tl7alll 'Kilgore News Herald' for all-district 'U-'zur an 5 I in-0 J wr if 'Cf' f Y fpzzr NOLAN FIELD BOBBY VERNON First Team First Team I. D. NIENASCO PHIL PHILLIPS Second Team Honorable Mention - l':':i 1 i e 'RIN Ae, X-gf T f-wr -85 5,4 A f- 'ww' Q T flfd l vga 3 h lf , . E! . L if , I. C. WRIGHT JUWNIIE WVILLIS Tied for lst in pole vault Slide Rule JOE BRYAN GRACE High Hurdles if 2 1 STATE MEET ERNEST SHIFLETT Pole Vault gf? .,,.......i l -Q- 'xv -I , 'f ' 1 1 fi, XT 111 1 gl hx 'EA . R ii f 'P . 0 Q O S A 7 QQ 4, if Sw i '. UAlRfPm-2:w.,. AREAYII 1 i' Q .A J WE Lmmtnstsz? ZQHTEST HATIUN A :l.Lf,..s, 1 .1- ..,., ,, wr- re w?1 - . swf? nv 1 gh-sf' 3' ' - 5.1-nf ' J 5 FOOTBALL A Squad First Row: Tommy VVhite, Bill Utsman, I. M. Saxon, Eddie Stone, Pete jones, Rinlcy Field, I. C. VVright, Don Bullock. Second Row: Ernest Shiflett, j. D. Menasco, Ivy Munn, Joe Bryan Grace, Loring Dorsey, Tommy Bennett, Billy Coleman. Third Row: Paul Arnold, jimmy Willis, Phil Phillips, Ioe Poole, Bobby Vernon, Billy jack Honeycutt, George Ragsdale, Manager. I. E. Willis, Coach Howard Dobbs, Coach 'x fs 'J Paul Arnold, Back Tommv Bennett, Guard Don Bullock, End Loring Dorsey, Tackle 'ri' wah -Jfrmshfv V. Billy Coleman, Guard Rinliy Field, Back 4,- --aff ll-Q rx' ' U' 4-cc. ':'f '4rv .-4 cg-1 'Y' 'D' 1 'gg -eq -4513 joe Bryan Crucc, Buck Billy Iloncycutt, Tackle FGOTBALL Pctl: jones, Tackle D. Mcnusco, lincl 'f F I I -1 K 'W ,, in 2 L., . ' Q Q' ' .grit 5-aff. -1 F Qsu -4... . . ig -J.. 45' Bobby Motley, End Ivy Munn, Tackle .Ji gif' ,. 1 ' 4 v J , Euffene Oller Buck Scooter Phillips, Back joe Poole. Tackle M. Saxon, Center 'J wif.-4-' Ernest Shiflett, End Eddie Stone, Guard , x 'A 'J - -L17 ' r- -.-. . r - 41' A. SS Igl:1' A Q g',e:u. lg'-A-'JM' gi.. - ' 'J-1 ., , ,, vs. - Bill Ytsnian, Back Bobbv Vernon, Back Tommy Wliite. Cuarcl jimmy Willis. Buck 'Y Q , Q I. C. Viight, End Ernest Shiflett and Phil Phillips, Co-Captains 'J AJ- 4 1-d ?P IL? 48 X N Ll, I J W. FOOTBALL Buddy Bighie jesse Bigbie Charlie Dowden Roy Jean Elliott George Lee 'Qi B Squad Donald Mzmkin Sidney Myers jerry Purcell Dick Shields Frederick Stahl Ernest Shiflett I. M. Saxon Bill Utsman Nolan Field Don Bullock BASKETB LL A Squad E. I. NVo0drulT, Coach ,ht E ,P Bobby Vernon Jimmie lVillis Phil Phillips j. D. Menasco -v ,.s,..-.,-.. , ,. Don Bullock, Forward I. D. Menusco, Forward 3 -x YY XM V lk- ii M. hz 'fwff ' Nolan Field, Forward I. YV. Hinton, Guard A Squad Phil Phillips, Guard Ernest Shiflett , Center . A 1 lrv --q-A--. V .J ,.,. Y 'Q I l4'f I vi Bill Utsmun, Guard Bobby Vernon, Guard Jimmie YVillis, Center A Squad B Squad First Row: Herb Hooks. Bobby Cato, Craig Clover, Roy Ellis, Donald Mankin, Roy Jean Elliot Second Row: Elmer Broadus, Travis Lee, Sidney Nlyers, Frederick Stahl, L. jones, Farrell Dorsey, Vaughn Frye Third Row: Dick Shields, Bobby Felsmun, jimmy YVilliams, Charles McAfee, l.ynn Harris, joe Dale Whittington if in 'y I ,d 4 Paul Andries, Half mile Paul Arnold, 100-yard dash Buddy Bigbic, Mile TRAC Howard Dobbs, Coach Y 1 1' B M4-and 'Mn -ns0 ' HK Arfvhk f y. , ,g- W ,,. 1' X Qi: .. , A 4 ' m-'af w 'ff iY.:i':.l, , eq- Y Ma ,.. ' mf' ' .av 505,3- Q R A X N 1si 4ZKl --1.1-4-5 TRACK Ernest Shiflett, Pole Vault Frederick Stuhlt Pole Vault Eddie Stone, 220-Yard Dash john Paul Sutton, 100-Yard Dash jimmy Thrush, Mile TRACK 4.4:- bd' Bobby Vernon, Mile Relay to s v, 4. ., .. ,, .. , I. n fl-in The first invitational track meet held at Lon- don on March 2. 100-yard dash I - Q Hehe iff' mi? 'nr -:af .,. 1 '41 I. March 2. 440-yard dash. 0verton's Bobby Bynum in the lead. TRACK J. C. Wright. Pole Vault on March 2. I. C. shares state pole vault record at 12' 1!fz V, Dil 1' D I ' March 2. finish of the 440-yard dash jimmy WVillis, Sprint Relay i Li. lin .fl 'I .K I. C. YVright, Pole Vault I an ,449 if fi imzuw TRACK March 2 prcliminfirlu in 100-yard dash. I .J Finals in 100-yard dash with Carlisle's Bobby Lofton winning. SEBALL 5 J. E. YVillis 5 F. I. Woodruff Coaches ,we Y Craig Clover, Pitcher Don Bullock, Right Field Billy Coleman, Left Field 'QTJAI , fp 'fff' 'I 'fn J' as X F Gene Elliot, Outfield Nolan Field, Catcher Vaughn Frye, Pitcher Q1 'H'--0-.. ,H ' . - 55 wx ah, D 2 fi' af' W ', Q se 1? W I. YV. Hinton. Infield Ken llollowuy, Third Base J. I.. -Innes. Outfielcl D. Menuseo. Second Base Charles Nleifee, Outfielcl Frederick Stahl. Pitcher ,fr w J. .2 ,1 in . 1 Lynn Stroud. Pitcher Bill l'tsmun. Shortstop jinnny Willie. First Base -G X X FCDTB LL C arllsle 6 london 0 September 16 the Carlisle Indians edged the Xhldcats 6 0 at the VVlldcat stadium Carlxsle seored early m the hrst quarter and held thenr lexd throughout the game Fumbles lost the gflme for the Cats who reached the flwe ward Ime IH lndlan territory ln the thlrd quarter but fumbled, Ind then late ln the fmal qu lrter the Cats drose to the lndlan ten vard hne but tlme run out on them london 14 Tlmpson I Angered bv their lmtl ll loss 'nt the h mds of the CIarllsle te lm the Wlldeats bounced baek on September 23 to overw helm eompletelv the Tnnpson Bears 14 7 on the Cats home field Seorlng rn the game for london were Arnold Bulloek Phllllps Nlenlseo C'race and Yernon Bennett eonwerted five extra polnts london 45 C arthage 6 The Carthlge Bulldogs eame to the Wddeat st ltllllm on September '30 and absorbed a 43 6 heating The Bulldogs onlv seore elme late ln the thlrd period after a VVlldcat fumble Seormg for the London te lm were Yernon Phllllps Shlflett Field Ltsman and Bullock Three of the touehdowns e mme on pnsses from the arm of Field Bennett converted for three extra pomts London 62 Rusk 0 The Wlleats went to Busk on Oetober 1 for their frrst game lwaw from home The Eagles were a good host for the Cats llterallx massacred them to the tune of 62 0 Tallymg the Wildcat T D s were Ltsmln Shlflett Phlllllps and Oller Bennett spht the UDl'lghlS for eight extra polnts london 12 WVh1te Oak 0 On Oetoher 14 the Wlldetts took tlme out from their regul xr conference pl ly to engage the VS hlte Oak Boughneeks The Xvllflldli came out on the long end of a I2 0 score ln a game that w IS thnllmg throughout The C its seored elrls III the first period when Fneld whipped a plss to Shlflett Bennett dld not eomert Then late ln the final period Utsman ripped ofl guard for ten vards and the flnal C at score Bennett again missed the extra polnt try Ieverett s Chapel 2 London 0 The L C Irons came to London on Oetober 21 to eng 1ge the Cats ln a game that was uerw but as thrllhng as its ads ance notices The weather agam w as on the opponent s side, and the Cats sueeumbed to the Llons bw a 2 0 seore The I :ons seored on a safetv that came late ln the thlrd quarter The Wildcats were 'lttemptlng to punt from their own end zone A low pass from eenter gave an L C llneman time to hurst through block the punt, and then reeover lt london 47 San Augustme 6 On October 28 the London te lm innmhllated the San Augustine crew to the tune of 44 6 to post the Cats fifth wm of the season Offensne standout for the XVlldL2llS was Nolan Field who eompleted slx out of ten passes for two T D s Scoring for the WVlldcats were Oller, Xernon, and Poole Tommv Bennett m :de five extra pomts out of slx attempts london 32 Center 0 On November 4 the london Wilde :ts sent the Center Roughrlders home after whipping them '32 0 Crossmg the double strlpe for the VVlldeats were Phnlhps Xernon Bullock and ltsman Bennett converted twxce London 26 Gaston 6 On Nlovember I1 the London lhldeats defeated the Gaston Red Deuls on the Devlls home sod The first half was left scoreless but the VVnldcats came to llfe and clawed the Devxls to the tune of 26 6 Seornng., for the Cats were Nlenasco, Vernon Pool and Oller London 33 Overton 0 On November 18 the Wlldeats upset the Overton Nlustangs at the Nlustang Stadium The Nlustangs dldnt gne the Wildcats mueh opposltlon Carrymg the plgskm over the double stnpe for the lhldcats were Ltsman Phllhps twice, and Oller The Xhleats had a good football season all m all Losing two serv close games, the hllldfdilb stlll wound up second ln the eonference on 'I I I I '- I - - I ' - , ' I ' 'I '- -I I II ' I ' - I ' I I I . 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BASKETBALL The YV1ldcats opened therr season wrth Carllsle on january 10 after a serles of practice games and two mvntatlonal tournaments held at Knlgore and Iongvrew After a thnlllng dlstnct plavoff the Cats wound up wnth second place and Gaston xn first These are the results of London s dnstnet games London 63 Carlisle 28 The London Vhldeats plavlng wlth onlv three returnmg lettermen swamped the Carllsle Indxans ln their opemng 16 A basketblll glmc The C,lts ran the Indlans ragged wlth their fast break High pomt man for the C 'nts was Fleld with I4 pomts london 28 Ieverett s C hapel 27 The I C Llons put on n last minute rallv ln their eneounter with the YVlldc Its and the C,ats llmost dldnt lnll lt out ln tune to wln bv a narrow margin of 28 27 It was a thrlller all the wav through wnth nerther te rm ever bunldmg up a safe le nd Hugh pomt men for London were Yernon and Fleld who eaeh hvd mne pomts London 41 Overton 38 The Wildcats went to Overton for thelr first game aw ay from home and the London bovs drd very well wmnmg by a 47 '38 margin The game began as lf It would be another thrlller but the C nts played a calm brand of hall and vvatehed the Pomes foul themselves mto defeat agaln Vernon and Field who both had ten pomts London 43 C'aston 30 The Wuldeats made lt four ln '1 row when thev beat their old foes the Gaston Red Devils ln their own gvm to the tune of 43 30 The glme was close throughout the furst three quarters but the Cats began pullmg 'lwav m the fm xl frame of play Nernon set the pace for the Cats with I4 pomts and he was followed eloselv bv Fneld who had I2 London 44 Carlisle 32 Carlisle was the host m the second encounter between the Indxans and the Cats The Lon don boys went home with a 44 32 vlctory under their belt as well as their fifth conference wm The Indians were not so easy to go down ln their second game wrth the Cats Hugh pomt man for the Cats was Fleld who tallled ll pomts Leverett s Chapel 41 London 32 The L C Llons dropped the Cats wxth a 41 32 wm Ill their second game It was the first conference loss for the C,ats who couldnt seem to get started The game was close for two and a half quarters and then the Lions got hot Hugh pomt man for the Clts was Fneld wlth 12 pomts Overton 44 London 42 The Overton Niustangs stole a page from the L C' Lrons book and they also whipped the Cats m their second game however the score was very close with the Pomes wmmng by only two pomts The Cats put on a last seeond rally th lt looked as lf It would do the trlek hut the clock ran out before the Cats could get one more good shot Hugh pomt man for the Cats was Field who totaled 23 pomts Gaston 39 London 38 The Gaston Red Devlls ended the Xhlcats hopes for a dlstrlet champlonshrp when thev stopped the Cats wxth a 39 38 vretorv The Cats agam staged another rallv that almost did the tnek but the Gaston boys held them off untxl tnme rm out Hugh pomt men for the Cats were Field and Xienasco wnth ll pomts each . i. - V' . U T, I 'fl V. 1' I . F I , M 1 l . , . . 4. I. ' I- 1 .E ' . . H. ' .' . . . ' . ' I , . 11 .1 I il lx 1 V 1 ' ' A A-A x AL ' . l I 7' . , ,' ., . . , ,. ' , ' -. . I 4 l ' , li Q 1 1 f - Y . in the dying seconds. This was the third straight wm in conference play. High point men were t - 1' . ' .. if 1 ' ' 1 , . 1 .. s' S ' 5 ' -' ' 1' , - :-I . - 1 ' 3 ' ' .1 , , . . , , , I 1, ' 7 . , ' , 3 ' 1 . u A 5 . A. ' A . , I . A I ' 4 , s , . , , .F Y . 1 ' . ' ' 4 , . . .I , Y, . . i . . . i TRACK London also had a good track season rn which they placed second m district and sent three bows to Statc one of whom j C XS right set a new state record Here are the meets London attended and their results On Nfarch 2 a practice meet was hcld at London ln w hich Overton took first place Lon don sccond and Carthage third Niarch 10 the Oll Belt Relavs wcrc hcld at london Oxerton took first and London took second 'wfarch 25 London trick team went to Jacksonulle to the Tomato Bowl Relavs London took third place London s sprint rclay won first place and a trophy Aprll 1 the track hovs went to Palestine to thc Dogwood Relavs Shlmng for London were 1 C Wright who took hrst m polc xault and joe Bryan Crace who won first ln the high hurdles The Dlstrlct mect was held at London Aprll 8 London got second place with a total of 345 pomts Londons bovs broke three district records I C Wright m the pole vault joe B Grace ln high hurdlcs and the sprint rclay team with Willis Sutton Munn and Grace Regional track meet was held at Kilgore on Saturday April 22 London placed third ln the mect 1 C W right and Frnest Shxllctt tlcd for first pl ru. IH pole xault and joe Bryan Grace won first rn high hurdlcs London track team J C Wright joc Bryan Crlce and Lrnest Shlflett went to Beaumont to an mutational meet j C Wright tled for second ln pole x nult joc Bryan Grace and Ernest Shxflett had a bad day because of ram all during the mcet At the State Nieet held m Austin on Niay o 6 J C tVnght Ernest Shlflett and joe Bryan Grace represented London I C tied for first m pole sault with 12 fect 2'5 inches a new state record and Ernest took fourth m pole mult joe Bn an got sixth ln high hurdles BASEBALL After a serles of practice games wlth Kilgore Overton and Pme Tree the Cats ln their rst conference gamc, beat the San Augustme W olves 13 Niarch 31 saw the Cats drop a close game with the Center Roughrldcrs .J to 2 at London Apnl 4 the L C Lions mvaded the Lats stadium and licked us 7 to 4 On -tprll 7 the Carthage Bulldogs scnt the Cats 1 little further into the cellar with a 6 to 5 defeat at Carthage April 11 the Cats lost their fourth straight game to the Rusk Eagles 'lt London by 6 to 1 April 18 the Cats broke their losmg streak by beating San Augustine 13 to 9 at London April Za London vlslted Center and took a beating of 4 to 2 April 27 London went to L C and the outcome was a thrilling game ln which L C won 2 to 1 taughn Fry pitched brilliant ball for London while Phillip Little twnrled for L C Leveretts Chapel got their two runs in the first mmng from two errors The Cats scored their one run m the fourth mmng Niay 9 London visited Rusk and gave them a beating of 6 to 2 4 ,4. V . . a s ' '- a ' . , , ' . . '. ' s- 9 s - ' . -s s . . - . 1. 4 . . A . . 1 . ss- V . V V . - . . .. ,.. , . .s . . 4 . . V V V V R. V I V V. . . V . . , . 1 , . ,V .V . V ,. . sf. - .. . V ' - ' ra s ae s ' V 1 . s . 1 ' ' . ', 'A ..,' .. . . . . .. a . 4 V .V . . VV V Y- . . . - 1 s t. .. . . - . . 1 , . . , uc , . t . . .. I ' '1 . - ' I , . .' . ' , 1 . - - V- . . A ' V ' ' ' ' a 9 . . . ' ' 1 ' . . ' f ' , . lc . ,' , f 9 s s 9 fi ' 1-4. I V . . , A ' . . . . . V . . . . , . . . ' 4 ' ' s . v . . . . s - .ff , 'Wil T A S 5. lx M. A. Gibson and C. R. Nichols, Coaches FOOTBALL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL The London Kittens had a fairly successful season, winning five and losing two. Coach Nichols was high in his opinion of this yearis team, who lost only to Gaston and Carthage. They were a fine group of boys and showed remarkable team spirit and cooperation throughout the season. First Row: Billy Olander, Richard Arnold, Garland McGarrahan, Russell Milam, YVayne Carter, Bobby Box, Kenneth LeSuer, Bob XVooclruH, Roy NVyrick, Duane Evans. Second Row: Harvey Thompson, Marvin Bullock. Dick Cooper, john YVright, Larry Sanders, jirmny VVilborn, john Edward DeLaune, Billy Oliver, Dickie Garner. Jackie XVelch. Charles Cook. Third Row: Billy Dunklin, Leroy Fohn, Franklin Reeves, Glen Grosdidier, Lynn Ellis. C. F. Sealey, Charles Davis, Dicky Smith. Charles YVelch, Wayne YVaggoncr, jimmy Stanley, Dean Rawson, Manager. Fourth Row: Coach Gibson. Don Ray Vinson, james Alexander, Robert Crenwelge, Ronny Stewart, Kenneth VVard, Grant Thompson. 4'-v BASKETBALL First Row: Roy YVyrick. Crant Thompson, Richard .-Xrnold, Dean Bawson, YVayne Carter C. F. Sealey, jack Blair. Second Row: Dick Cooper, Russell Nlilam, Boh NVoodrull', Kenneth VVard, jimmy YVilborn Iohn YVright, Garland Nlcflarrahan. Third Row: Billy Olander, Charles XVelch, Ronny Stewart. Billy Oliver, Larry Sanders Robert Crenwelge. Donald Keeney. Dicky Smith. The New London junior lligh basketball team had trouhle in scheduling games for this season, their regular conference opponents hacked out from playing them when a change in districts was announced. As a result, their opponents were mostly AA schools. The Kittens played in one tournament at Longview, placing fourth. The Kittens had a very good team this year and held their own throughout the season. Q 1 Second Row: vi ' 2 7' .06 gg 1' k'5 . 46 Q os'. 06 BASEBALL Iirst How: Billy Ed Olnnder, Toby Hughes, Ronny Stewart, Billy Oliver, jack Blair, Sanders, Wluyne Carter, Dean Ruwson, Russell Nlilnm. XlcCau'rulmn, Dick Cooper, Roy YVyrick, Bob Woodruff, jimmy YVilb0rn. The New London junior High Baseball club enjoyed an successful season, win- ning four qaunes. losing one. amd tying for another. The Kittens' line-up was made up of some very fine players. ull of which helped to make the season so successful. 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