Malakoff High School - Tiger Yearbook (Malakoff, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1948 volume:

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We want the we fer Q 49 Joe Barnett James Magu1re Claudle Mulhns Beverly Ed1tor Buslvlgr Asst Ed1tor L1f1dafI100d Asst Bus Mgr ' 3959 5- Front row C1aud1e Mulhns James M111er Ph11 B1ShOp Laverne Tapley Rex Klng John1e Schneck Joe Barnett Back row Beverly Lmdamood Reaoan Rogers Dor1s Fowler Sponsor James Magmre Buddy Crawford Ben ny Rogers. Q 3 , J r f L , KV ,v '4 , qv ,, I I '3 K 5 . I 1 ,x , . xx ', X I 1 R ' , .13 4 'K R ' L . ' J ' y Y:-2 . g r : . . , . , . . , ! '. I . ! ' : ' , O , ' ' J ' I 1 9 SCHOOL Y The gymnas1um where It s not that you won or lost that counts but how you play ed the game BUNLWNC hgol a akoii H1ihrSChr St in the Ma e Our Part? her Cluzens hear Through the se portals pass the best all round stu dents 1n the U S A Tgwfj New gf? nf. :QM wg, QQN5g0f'ffq L VL? x A 5 Nh? D4 ' rf ' I3 UMM 1 H. 4e :fav ,.- . ruff- V' 14. ' I .9 '.,f'1l J 'WH - X .fs .-- M4 It 1S my happy prlvllege to congratulate the Annual Stafl upon completlon of thls first edltlon of UTHE TIGBRH S1PC8 the beglnnlng of World War II A Vast dlfference w1ll prevall between the contents and mechanlcs of the books of 'Al and '48, Just as there 1 a wlde dlfference between l1fe's responslblllty of the two dat s Your effort lS a record of work well done, of many hours spent n flne fellowshlp strlvlng for a better hu man relatlonshlp ln a fuller, happler llfe May we regard the past wlth prlde, llve the present lntelllgently, an face the future wlth confldence My hope for each of you lS that you w1ll be able to follow flelds of fruitfulness, in a world of contentment and peace Affectionately yours, ff M B Rlchards 5 vrC'9S 51fj4'1?Ehaf XQEE? qL'4wq55, s J sauna-Kx'fss, f1'e:k4.f.f+::. we diffmwi-'rcgxssl-S3551 .X X, J , -, B, i ' I X X 9 , . . . . G- Q . . . . . d I XX f ' I O '975 3- .gg Q-,j -- . 3 - 'iw'-' r '-'.' '-1 'S - - - '-'-- -- - ' . 5. . .ll.'a. .-ers.. KIM: .CX , MALAKOFF DUBLIC SCHOOLS gaaficf 5 fCl!CQEO'44 W W JackQon Pres Rlchard Derden Sec Clyde Hurnphrles W V Robertson M L Drake H P Yates Bruce Sm1th If XA f mamma 7 , 0 Q fy , fl . ' ,y. f I X! y , 'V ilfgfii f Q 7Qca!2f SUPERINTENDENT Morms B Ruthards P 'M HB: 117 lkh-I PRINCIPAL Frank .T N1cho1s 2 ' 'v s A . n f 7 y Iv -fl u' .5 Q I , h w.g1:,,.h V r 'U 'f' i if ' l -. . , 'f' 'i' if . K 1 cf 4 N , '. , 51 0 Q t , ' . i ? 'Y' Mrs M B R1c:hards D K Rogers Dons Fowler E1ghth Grade I-Ilstory Lconomlcs Enghsh .Tournahsrn B S M A M B B B Cornmerc1a1 Home Makmg Math Mrs W Tanner Mrs R McAdams Mrs M Dunn - ' M MMM !lm m1 i ? 3 awkw- Q Q? l 1 1 1' V f RX R ' .ag I ' gg li i MN , Iwi' - Wg N , V' ' f Io , ' QQ! an .IL ' IJ 1:11 q SENIORS Joe Barnett Jr Pres1dent Goslmg .Tame s D Magulre Secretary Shorty I 2 'C' Mary Barnette Ros1e Ph11 B1 shop Rabb1t ,-nn? Q 'il' ,FN Pattye Cole Ch1na Curl Charlene Douglas 'gn Sugar E iw' SENIORS MBIVID Crawford Buddy Betty Jean Dodson Squat 'U' Rex K1ng Duck B111y W Johnson Buster i James M111er Frog . B Norsine Owens --7 'Q Nort e X, 14, ir.- I 55. 7 .1 I SENICDRS Joanne Prlce Jody Trav1 Robe rts on Demon 1-3 W V R obe rtson M1ke Benny Roge rs Skull , -slr Reagan Rogers Rallroad Dorris Rose French1e .r:T :p 16- SEINHORS Alton Allen Fonz1e ' Betty Jean Sm1th Smitty' C P Summe rall Pete Le ster Tanner Red Laverne Tapley Tap Ruby Jean Thomas Tommy ...I -'C John Earl Wh1te S11m W1111e Mae Wh1te Punk 5.22. mph Scholarship - Character Personahty HSENIORS OF '48 K CALENDAR OF E VENTS September 4 5 Reg1strat1on September 8 Openmg of School September 16 E1ect1on of Class Sponsors September 19 Grapeland 0 T1gers 12 September Z5 M11dred 0 T1gers Z7 September 29 Sen1or Wenme Roast at Walnut Creek October Freshman Wenme Roast at d1tto October Tr1n1dad 0 T1gers 34 October October October October October October October Octooer Pep Squad performs 1n New Un1forms Sophomore Wenn1e Roast Jun1or possum Hunt Palestlne B 7 T1gers 33 Crandall 0 T1gers 63 Frankston 0 T1gers 26 Halloween Carn1val Mabank 6 Txgers 57 November 7 Eustace 6 T1gers 67 November November November November November December December January January January 16 January January January February 3 February 6 Kemp 0 T1gers 25 Football Queen Crowned Sen1or Hamburger Fry Seagov111e 6 Tlgers 7 Z8 Thanksgwmg Hol1days 19 Chr1stmas Party 1n Gym HO11daYS begm 29 Back to School Pep Squad Banquet for Football Boys Lady T1gers beat Cross Roads Z4 14 Boys Quxntet beats Woodhouse 49 2.9 Lady T1gers beat Tr1n1dad 47 13 LaPoynor beats boys 36 22 Z1 2.2 M1d Term Exams Boys beat Tr1n1dad 71 4 D1tto w1th LaPoynor 35 32 February 6 Lady T1gers beat LaPoynor Z2 Z0 February 24 Sen1or Benefxt Basketball Game March 9 Bapt1sts Honor Sen1ors w1th Banquet March 18 SCHIOTS Present Negro Mmstrel March 30 Home Talent Jamboree 8: Cake Auct1on Apr1l 15 Sen1or Play That s The Tzcket Apr1l 24 Jun1or Semor Banquet Apr1l 30 Stamps Quartet May May May May May as Sen1or Ed1t1on of Tiger Rag Z0 21 ZZ THAT Sen1or Tr1p Baccalaureate Sunday Commencement That s A11 Folks Z: ' ' . 3:. . . i . 3: ' ' 6: ' 8: ' ' 10: ' , ' 17: , ' 24: , ' 28: ' ' 31: , ' 14: , ' 14: 18: ' 21: ' , ' 27- 2 ' ' ' December 5: Ladonia 13, Tigers 12 QBi-District, 2 1.1 8: 14: ' - 21: ' ' ' - 23: - 20- - : ' - 14: ' ' 1' 19- - - : ' ' 23: 27: CLASS WILL Bemg of sound m1nd and phys1cal1y perfect 'P J, we, the 1llustr1 ous Sen1ors of 48 do hereby attest that the following document 18 our last w1ll and testament as ascr1bed th1s day January 1 1n the year of our Lord 1948 A D Joe Barnett has searched h1s memory to find something to leave to his l1ttle fr1end Martha Dodson and at last he has deC1d8d to leave her his spec1al reserved cha1r 1n Mr N1chols off1ce Red' Tanner W1SheS to dispose of a bottle of aspirmg and h1s s1ster ln law to the future commercial students James M1ller class of 47 leftover, wants to g1Ve h1s treasure map and Gera1d1ne to Dan Ray Day N one knows what the treasure IS but 1S 1S suspected that It 15 a wad of bubble gum under a study hall desk Th1s year s SCDIOTS have expressed the1r des1re to help make stud1ous students of the class of 49 by leaving them the1r conduct, dispositwn manners, and study hab1ts Nors1ne Owens leaves her bnght sm1le and shapely legs to Jac quel1ne Snowden Charlene Douglas w1lls her b1g beaut1ful blue eyes to MarJor1e Ingram Trav1s Robertson w1shes to donate h1s talents 1n Enghsh and h1s m1dd1e name to Bruce Clay QBruce Way Clay doesn t sound bad at all C P Summerall leaves h1S w1secracks to that no1sy l1ttle boy Rufus S1mmons Ruby Jean Thomas wants to get r1d of her heart throb Delroy, so she rel1nqu1shes all cla1ms to h1m 1n favor of Erma Sue Lamance, Dorr1s Rose w1lls her determ1nat1on to enter the holy bonds of matr1 mony to Patsy Payne and Rex W1ll1e Mae Wh1te leaves ner Complex1on cream and 1m1tat1on of M1nn1e Pearl to Eva Jean P1erce Laverne Tapley leaves her talent for fl1rt1ng to Nancy Op1tz Ph1l B1shop leaves to Mrs McAdams h1s favor1te hobby p1n and all h1S v1tam1n tablets Speakmg of teachers M1ss Fowler 1S really gomg to look stunmng 1n the blue Jeans wh1ch Pattye Cole 1S leavmg to her Mary Barnette and Betty Jean Sm1th w1llthe1r red ha1r and pos1t1ons on the basketball team to Opal Kelley and Jeanne Sheppard respect1vely ' , . . 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'. . . .- CLASS WILL Rex King and Alton Allen want to leave the songs they have made popular 1n M H S to Santiago Garcia and Malvin Bowling, with the ex ception of Remember Me which is the exclusive property of Joyce Rbbertson Shorty Maguire leaves his most precious possessions package of Lucky Strikes and a package of Vicks Cough Drops to Mr Richards if he promises not to use them for a period of fifty years Slorty Just hates to see young people smoke Betty Jean Dodson leaves her cigarette holder which she purchase ed upon the advice of her physician to keep away from cigarettes to Sis Featherstone Bettys best g1rlfr1end Jody Price leaves rowdiness and noise making ab1l1ty to Ruby Jewel Cook Billy Wayne Johnson and BuddyCrawford leave their beautiful mas culine voices to Horace Hanssard and Johnny Fitzgerald Last but certainly not least W V Mike Robertson and Reagan Rogers will their stock of funny books and blood curdl1ng wolf calls to Claudie Casanova Mullins and Beverly Baldy Lindamood Sworn before me this day as being the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help me Hannah Ye Scribe Dorris Rose . . 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' D. her dignity and jokes to Mary Ellen Yatesg John Earl White wills his Lf Z l X AI X it -. s 'I I CLASS PROP!-IECY Early one morn1ng 1n January 1960 I drove down to the Malakoff post 0ff1CE After narrowly m1ss1ng several streaml1ned streetcars, I made my way 1nto the beaut1ful new post off1ce bu11d1ng, located 1n the center of th1s bustl1ng metropol1s of 100,000 and asked Postmaster Truelove for my ma1l The only ma1l l rece1ved that morn1ng was the 1960 1ssue of Who s Who 1n Amer1ca Here was a good opportun1ty I thought to f1nd out what had becomd of all my old school chums of the class of 48 So I went home made myself comfortable 1n an easy cha1r and opened the book The f1rst name I saw was that of Alton Allen He and Jacquel1ne were happ1ly marr1ed and the wery proud 1f bew1ldered parents of 12 ch1ldren Alton 1S manager of the new 50,000 watt Stat1OnK A N D He IS also ass1stant basketball coach at M H S Joe Barnett Jr 1S next Joe 1S dr1v1ng a bus between Tyler and to court Kat1e and ask her for the f1ft1eth t1me to marry h1m Mary Barnette has changed her name to Magee and she and her husband are now runn1ng the Crescent He1ghts Nlght Club Pattye Cole hasn t marr1ed yet and 1S teach1ng school 1n Tr1n1dad As soon as school 15 out each year Pattye aga1n starts the nearest th1ng to perpetual mot1on yet developed her chase after Claud1e Buddy Crawford and Betty Jean Dodson fmally got marr1ed When Buddy 1511 f playmg pro1ess1onal football for the Athens Armad1lloes he and Squat run the newly decorated Rodeo Cafe wh1ch now seats 2.000 people eas1ly Charlene Douglas IS a model for Ne1man Marcus 1n Dallas Her spec1alty 1S bath1ng su1ts Her p1cture frequently appears n popular magazmes and espec1ally 1n Esqu1re B111 W Johnson has taken over the coachmg dut1es of H C J C 1n Athens Last year h1s M H S I I I I , . 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O I O CLASS PROPHECY F1g6I'S won the Class AA football champ1onsh1p so B111 has gone on to h1gher honors Rex K1ng 1S now workmg on the Grand Cle Opry program He plays second f1ddle to Roy Acuff but IS soon to have a f1rst f1ddle spot s1nce Roy 1S gett1ng pretty old The next few pages were m1nus any of my fr1ends but I soon came across the name of James Dan1el Magu1re whom we used to know as Shorty He 15 an outstand1ng sc1ent1st workmg under E1nste1n, and has perfected a mach1ne to put atoms back together after they have been crushed Next 1n the book came James M1ller James wa1ted pat1ent1y around Malakoff t1ll Gerald1ne graduated and then after a b1g church wedd1ng and a honeymoon at Cayuga they moved to Lubbock where he 1S head of the b1g construct1on company that 1S bu1ld1ng a ser1es of underground factor1es Nors1ne Owens 1S another of the students who marrled very soon after graduat1on She and Mr Terrel res1de 1n Chandler and the1r S1X boys are all dest1ned to be great basketball players wrote a book ent1tled The Pr1vate L1fe of D K Rogers Wh1Ch to date has sold over two m11l1on cop1es Com1ng up next was Trav1s Robertson our old fr1end Demon He 1S head man at Robertson s Grocery Empormm but a few n1ghts each week he manages to go fox hunt1ng At least that 15 what he tells h1S w1fe the former Patr1c1a Evans of Fort Worth I doubted very much 1f the next boy would ever be successful but there was h1s name M1ke Robertson M1ke 1S a famous comedxan and has made anumber of mov1es but h1s heart st1ll belongs to Chau cer and Whan that Apr1lle Lt Col Reagan Rogers was next 1r l1ne Reagan Jomed the army soon after graduat1on and has stead1ly worked h1s way up He marr1ed the former Betty Jean Dodson after severalfusses and spats, and they now have four lovely daughters all red headed ' ' ' ll I9 . . , . . , ,, ,, . . . . . . . ' I . ' . A . I . . , Joanne Price is one of the wealthier members of that class. She - un ' - . . ,U ' ' ' ' ll II I I I . , . . , Q , . I . ' . - li ' Il I g - 9 CLASS PROPHECY Dorrls Rose was a br1de only two weeks after graduat1on The lucky boy was Shorty Brannon They moved to Austral1a where Mr Brannon ra1ses sheep and Mrs Brannon looks after the1r two sons two daughters and Z4 dogs Next came C P Summerall C P 1sa successful farmer on Ter rap1n R1dge Aslde from farmmg C P runs a st1ll 1n the Tr1n1ty R1ver Bottom mak1ng that good old mounta1n dew He hasn t marr1ed yet but has been courung Laverne Tapley s1nce h1gh school days H would do well to get Laverne She won the JValk1ng Man contest back 1n 48 and st1ll has qu1te a few of the pr1zes The next wasn t a name but a number 1876529 Th1s number be longed to one Lester Red Tanner Red was fmally caught shoot1ng ducks out of season and got twenty years at S1ng Smg Ruby Jean Thomas 1S head of the comrnerc1al department at Cres each d1vorce she keeps her ma1den name to keep from offend1ng any ex husband As I came near to the end of the book I found the name of John Farl Whlte He and h1s ch11d br1de MarJor1e Ingram 11ve 1n New York C1ty where they make an excellent l1v1ng sell1ng the Brooklyn Br1dge to tour1sts The last name 1n the book was that of W1ll1e Mae Whlte W1ll1e Mae now l1ves 1n Dallas where she plays professmnal basketball She st1ll has h1ghhopes that Glover McCl1ntock w1ll soon pop the ques t1on As I closed the book I pondered for a wh1le on what Fate had ach1eved for the class of 48 Then I drove out to the a1rport got 1nto my new Jet propelled P 280 and breezed back to my Off1C8 1n the Emp1re State Bu11d1ng 1n New York I I - O I , . . I I I I U . . . . e cent Heights High School. She has been married four t1mes, but after J . . . . . I . . , . . I . . P , ' . , . - - , . . ornne R Rub Jean TL mas a Bameffe Di nxf ei nes: 31931: BR Dixon Yfzn O25 bfi WAT2 omf ecf 'P .s nal 'I Ha P' J Pg-tt C Ie Darn use Ll-'Verne af! 02 5 'Dafa fn nlf oh 'Fest Ttouh c1,.,-zu.. D... an BQH -33 H 5 U1 Jo: 'Sm 2 THE IDEAL SENIOR GIRL J K x ice .5 0 .r J.5 Gary' C e ?oN sneer o. ei I5 h ii ie c 5 '. : A ' vn. - ,,,-, ' 'R ' T aff: 0 r i 35 O ' X ' E J rg 8. mi Ham- 7?eZIA ompfecizon f 11: Jeff of? fDEHL L e5C6r Tanne r E'r.S' dl A 65 1 Y' W ffmbz tl n C Ygsummerall yhiag White Q 0 SV! dd Cram oral James a ul e s Shri? .rsh P 'Bal :mer-5 r en hness av Swberfsn Allfnffleh Chiu y X 'P L c rtsnh A is vxx Ny F95 All Round Lau 'fer erve Joe Ba herb Feng! 7i'63er 'Haag an 7fgers E H03 F Q- . 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' , Z 'Q W 231' 45 an HE za-1 113 91, ?i QM i ua? if i HG- '?-Q S 2' R55 www FRESHMEN Johnme F1tzgera1d Pres1dent Faye Nell MOTFISOH Secretary B111y Wayne Andrews James Barnette J R Bowhng .Tack Couch J1rnm1e Garc1a Elvm G1bson Ca111e B Gunnels Peggy Hatton Weta Mae Hearne Peggy Hendr1x Bobby Gene Johnson Robert Lee Kennard Huel McFarland R 1 if nf FRESHMEN James McK1nney Robert McLa1n Margaret McM111an Wanda Melton Gene Nlchols Shlrley Patten Fayrene Ph1111ps Jeanne Sheppard Rufus S1mmons .Tackle Sm1th W11burn Sm1th B111y SPIVCY Loretta Tanne r Ruby Washburn X Q Q EIGHT!-I GRADE TomB Dodson Pres1dent HermanRogers Secretary L11a Fae Avant W D Baker J Bowl1ng Walter Bowman W1ll1am Cl1ver Glenn E Cude Jesse Cur11n Jr Dwayne Garner Roger Hatton Ess1e M Hooper J Jackson Glynn Johnson Doyle Mason Helen Mason C McC1atchey C McC1endo1 Bette L Moore Peggy Owens E Rogers Sally Sharp M Tapley J Tarkxngton B11ly Thomas L Weatherford Roy Welborn Oletha Wood Buddy Johnson Mary McK1nney I -I 2 ps . ff I A .x., lu 9 ,I 1 sr s 5: 'A.h'.-. ': ,1 'l'bZ.'S'7-v 3 A4 zgymg, .f , 35' EBI FB Ill Pl Ill ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BUILDING ii Speaking for the faculty and student body of Malakoff Elementary School, I am very happy to be a part of new 1948 NTIGERU The making of good citizens must begin early, and our work in the elementary school is therefore very important, since the kind of students we produce here will determine the kind of students Malakoff will have. It is with a feeling of pride that we in Hgrammar schooln feel ourselves a part of this yearbook. Sincerely yours, Neal Lawson Neal Lawson, Principal principal Seventh Grade Q Q! 22 MISS Gladys Dyer Rogezs fs! 014-0w4f..4f,z 9 Q? 221:30 G rxfv5fP ,,f' X Mr Letha Cole 'N' 15813, ' f Mwzf' ,QI .J ' -f cf- JN A Mrs Ne11 Lawson 1ssAnnP G11reath ff' l . M f 1 1 3 1 i v s .,,I l - .J . ,KJ - 1 X 'S ' C4 rs. . . ' r r , 1' ,f Q-f ff f'lf ' I I .. X a f' ' X V ' X A I , - f f W fs ff G 6 V ' S XX I , X- 5 'E ef Ar IN ' , nf - 5 , s A Q.-4 xi ' 2 W . .. -1, -f. as ,..' 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' 56 Oo r 090 at as f NX .W P+ r......1:- AC N1 Mfrfafffgaeeq yame C17 209 .J can -- 1:1rst row Robertson Jordan, Weaks Johnson Allen N1cho1s R M111er SPIVBY Cude Second row Brown R Rogers McLa1n Bowlmg Andrews Hounsel J M111er B Wh1te Tu11os Sandeford Th1rd row Magu1re Lmdamood .T Wh1te Day Coach N1cho1s Mu111ns Barnett B Rogers K1ng Crawford SCHEDULE Date Opponent x e They Sept 19 Grapeland Sept 25 M11dred Oct Tr1n1dad Oct Pa1est1ne B Oct Crandall Oct, Frankston Oct. 31 4: Mabank if Nov. 7 wr Eustace 60 6 Nov. 14 :or Kemp ff Z5 0 Nov. Z1 Seagoville 7 6 Dec. 5 if Ladon1a if 12 13 W' Conference if Played Here 2 . I i ! . ' ., 1 3- M ei' M ,,. pn I: .Sun Lignd' -5 S 5 L ii' - jf -- U U ,. U , Q Av-, . it W.. ....... L .1 . 12 0 . ' if Z7 0 . 3 4- ' ' ,ff 34 o . 10 ' 4,4 33 7 . 17 4: 63 0 24 ar ,ef Z6 0 57 6 Barnett Qxoger ?' 4 I Crawford M111er Johnson B sg A isa Magu1re I Wh1te Luxdarnood r x ig? . V-1' :M v HJ 9 2 N 4 .o 9- Y Kjngm F L+' I ' tif' - jx ! r x Y xxx 'JU , ' li I t :. h 5, 4 X V . Q .ma ff o , R - o mf 5 .tg I Q Vx , RPS: - 1 at Day 1' 12 Xl 1VI1l111I'lS Allen 'C by R Rogers Hounsel Jordan L 5' s X Weaks Brown Bowhng X' - ' - 7 'Q . . y i 44 f P 1 K -'H K' i a . X L X9 -, 3 -.N I Z fy, 511' ab, 3 A rx - 1 If ' x -4, T is 5 , ' T , x 'V I L A. tru- QQ1i',,.. i . Q 5 Q, -I 7: N '10 -N- I ii! FIRST STRING Backf1e1d Johnson Kmg Mu111ns Rogers fuifam W THAT GOOD OLD TIGER LINE Wh1te Lmndamood Magu1re Crawford Hounsel Day Miller FIRST STRING .Toe Barnett the man under .,,fv-Q. SECOND STRING Alton Allen Quarterback I948 BOYS BASKETBALL SQUAD F1rst row Cude R M111er N1cho1s Tullos Allen SPIVBY Second row Mart1n Hounsel Andrews M Robertson Brown Johnson Kzng Rogers Th1rd row I M111er Mu111ns L1ndamood CoachF N1ChO1S, T Robertson Barnett Sandeford SCHEDULE Date Opponent e Thev Chandler Brownsboro - - Fore ston - - Crossroads - - Cayuga - - Bullard - - Woodhouse - - LaPoynor - - Trinidad - - LaPoynor - - LaPoynor - - LaPoynor 2- - Morton Mills + f M111er Is Set For Two Polnts .P I ,. lf! vw-56 'MM l is milf: an The Second Stung LIHCS Up Nlchols Toss1ng . . . J N 'T D- 4 I 1 I vt 5. 1 - ----r-vw . A , .v - . , .. . O ..-...J 05' . t , f no' N 1 W . , Q 1 W S , 1 ' 1 4 rf 1 I in-.. - 1- 1 '7'. .1 ,,Qhif M 1 , ., ' - I 1' S -1 .4-,,vf Y ' ' ' - U A. . J, i. , . K . .. . , . vp, ,.,4 'F f - I V' ' ' 'un - ,I ',1 '- 1 1'L'1' r '.'1. , .flgflix , .-L,f in , h M ,aku Jw 4 --'13 fn, , '45 f 313 V a wma i ' '.'.A..'-4,1 I '1 h, xaifft V V i V Q R sg, - . 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' A . auf a .- FIVE Basketeers A11 Sen1ors Kmg Barnett M11ler Rogers Johnson X 4 'A 'N 4' .11 U Mullms Johnson Kmg Barnett M111er I Q' . - - . - - 6? t fa , 4, In td . , on Z at Q i Q, n , t il PM .66 ,P A Y 3 Q E 2 . f ' 1 qi s I S 5 f n f 'A I948 GIRLS BASKETBALL SQUAD lg L F1rst row R1chards Robertson Snowden Wood, Tapley W Hearne Second row Wh1te Hendr1x, P1erce Barnette Coach R1chards P Hearne Stnnger Srruth R1chards Z-- -1' Dunn Allen Date Opponent They D1a1v111e - Cross Roads - - Brownsboro Trinidad LaPoynor Eustace Forre ston Eustace Cayuga LaPoynor Chandler ' I' Sm1th s 1 r f J Richards Laverne Makes a Free Throw Hearne Hearne , 'M I eff fffiyfe Malakoff Tramples Mahank 57 to 6 To Hold Flrst Place Conference Play Wlalakoff Svvamps Eustace Squad, 60 6 Spemal to The News MALAKOFF Texas Nov 7 Malakoff roared to a 60to 6 vlctory over Eustace here Frxday nxght to chnch flrst place ln the Dlstrxct 22 B conference chase Qflv 'W af Helekefl letters Down Kemp To Wm 29 BChempmnsl1 p Bennv fCraz5 Legsl ROg61S and Claude Mu l1ns led the 'llalakoff Tlgers attatk 'ast Fudav nlght aqarnst the hemp 'mellow Jackets vvhen the rvlalal off club scor cl mts nmth straxght nctory of the season by defeatmg the Yellow Jackets 25 0 to cop the D1str1ct 22 B champlonshlp Rogers and 'llulhns scored three touchdowns and one touchdown respectlvely Coached by Frank NlCl'lOlS, the Malakoff Txgers have been unde feated thls season and have been scored on by only two clubs Although the team whuch the TIKBIS wall meet for tho b rhstrxct tltle has not been d termxned Coach Nxchols vvxll announce the team and the slte for the game m the very near future Vlalakoff Rolls Over Mabank Team, 56 to 6 S1191 1lt0'lh1 Nevvs NIA! AKOFF Texas Oct 31 B1lly Rogers led 'Vllakoff to a 56 to6 trlumph here Frldav mvht over 'Vlabank rn a D1str1ct 22 B football game The v1Ctory stretched the home tovvn elevens -FL Ladoma to Clash W 1th Malakoff er lhc Ne vs 'NIALAKOFF Texas Dec 4 Nlalakoff D1str1ct22 B txtle holder and Ladonla DlSlFlCL 21 B champ clash here Frldav aftelnoon Reglon 6 hldxstrlct competntlon Came tlme 1 'P pm The tvvo clubs are ev enlv matched ln almost ev erv respect each hav mg completed an untled undefeat ed season But the T1 ers have tvvo men on the lngurv llst Center Buddv Cravv ford and Back Bennv Pogers Crave ford recentlv had an opexatlon and Rogers has a. back 1nJurv The vvmner of thls game w11l tangle mth Beckvllle for the reglon txt e 'Vlalakoff Wane, 27 0 MAI AKOFF Texas Qept 26 Coach 1-tank lvlchols 'Pagers marked up thexr second uetory of the vear for Malakoff when they heat Mlldxed here Thursday night 27 to 0 Joe Barnett Claudle Mul lms and Bennv Pogers toted the hall to pav dnt foul ttmee Mala koff earned seventeen first downs to 'Vhldred s three Malakoff Trlms Seagovllle, 7 6 Spemal to The News SEAGOVILLE Texas lNov 21 The Malakoff Tlgers edged by the Qeagovxlle Dragons here Frldav vvmnmg streak to seven Rogers scored fxve of hxs teams nme touchdovv ns The others vvere trade bv Pex Kmg B111 Johnson and Claudle 'vlullms the latter scor mg tvvrce mght to All of the scorlng was xn the sec ond quarter Malakoffs score com mg on a 30 yard run by Rex King Denme Rogers ran across for the point I L . 1 ' .' 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'N 'H'-'40-, ol THOSE BIG ORANGE BUSES Mr. Rose Custodian HOME MAKING CLASSES Teacher Mrs R McAdams Bl' l 'K Vlll TYPING CLASS Teacher Mrs VV Tanner STUDY HALL aqui A 1 J, 1, IOURNALISM CLASS Pubhshers of The T1ger Rag Instructor and Sponsor Dor1s Fowler SOLID GEOMETRY CLASS Teacher Mrs M Dunn ul'-' Bl-at IlElElXllXXXiS'SA , P lam. I-1 Aximim U 'f.g.-:' H' ,ll W-Y, ,UV Al THE LIBRARY K R SOUP S ON . ' H D. . ogers, Librarian 3 I I I Q m 17 f N Q ' 1 t , - f 5 U an .P Q 6, A 6' X v4B43 3 'f Qs Q22 gy. , A 'PSG .QQ ' x ,rf 1 A ,C X gf 'H wl X L Q5 DW f if-U51 ff14lYfV QQ. 'Z -ai' sf' IE WI' LJ 1 P--4' uf Fmuxfe Pun I oo' sic DI Dow' A fx: 5 90 C lu: L 94: 'No We 4 Mn .SS Flowik , Z! wk lf! 1 .lvl , 1 ' P N' .. A 'J ' in fifiij' y X2 4 ' . ' ,H . ' 5 , . V' 'sk ' s U Mg i K, l. 4' A ' .' E I 1 if V, . 2 ' - , . , ,fr . A Q, N t A I x -3 . 9 - ,6 . V.--w , 4 , - 5' 9 5 ni . 7 ., Q 1 . '?'Qf'fff'g ' ' L , F . ' -vi s . 'ar F 'L . 1. Ig VA ii--?' ,U . 5 g 5 bg , e 1 'Es-eq , I x . 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J I A BASIC FACTOR IN TEXAS INDUSTRIAL PROSPERITY Dependable low cost electric power in Texas the kind that meets the rigid requirements of every kind of industry is one of the basic factors contributing to the State's rapid industrial growth Strategically located generating stations supply the power through vast networks of transmission and distribution 11nes to any location where plants and factories may use to best advantage Texas abundance and diversity of raw materials and natural resources excellent transport ation faC1I1t16S intelligent native labor and the many other advantages abounding in the Lone Star State Texas Power Sz Light Company pioneered transmission l1ne service in Texas when lt built the f1rst high tension line 1n 1913 Today it serves a 52 county area which includes the richest and most populous part of Texas and the chief distributing and commercial centers of the Southwest Dependable low cost T P 8zL electric power service pro vides for today s needs of this rich area and this Company 1S always planning and building for ever increasing needs for future growth and industrial development DEPENDABLE LOW COST ELECTRIC POWER FOR HOME FARM BUSINESS 8: INDUSTRY fs X ,JL mll C 5 1 U , 1 . l I I . ' Y . . , D . . , . . . , - 3 ' a e Q . . . , . . , . . , - l I .I.R.Gibson,DiSt.IVIgr. 2 L IX - fl 'rg 9 v-1. fir. , , 1 -fi K . El , 5-. , , .XX u Q 34-,j. Czxnnou I. Ieun Funum Hours ATHENS MALAKOFF PHO PHO AMBULANCE SERVICE EMERGENCY on INVALID Naam on Dnv FUNERAL SER ICE INSUR NCE P I T S O O Th E F I 'In Ihe Service of Ofhers . 247 . 29 I . IZQZQIYZQK IRUCKING Compmw PHONE 84 LOC L dLONG DIST NCE H ULNG QSH Ms owwfpww QEGFJ P. GQKQ ,150 717 C I OBE TSON OOD STORE M I In ff- In --T d d I QQ' Q, 'YA :IW O i' o X 'L' I - 61 ongrafu a+ion I W. V. R R f'W YOUR FRIENDLY M- DRUG STORE RANDONS Ccfzflfnac OSp -Ars-lens Lonm, Ter wers By Wnre O All Occasions C g 'rl+ Q fa. 0 Rafi a J ' :R , ll! Ilzlll I Co. III3E. yl S+. C S dFI q Hy I ff V 42' , f Q ' V X JI A WZ JZWZQL I 1 v J olwnsovfs Qffifaf gm M5425 ATHENS by W BUTANE PRO ANE G Appl y'l' Anmsns fun Co CORSICANA MALAKOFF 49 Q X? wers ire P as iances, S s ems I C ,-s X , X xx 1 E . ,. 33 65 F 1 : Q5-.4 ' wx, ay QAQB L-7 . xg ' xx x Colmrufv PLUMBING fuscrmcar. Supra v MODERN PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE MALAKOFF CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS Mnusxorr Iusummcs Acmcv MALAKOFF DAN RQYALL Bossls BISHOP TeIephone IOO I 0 QXUPQA W 9 Sams ROEBUCK QCQ MOVIES ARE YUUR BEST men! Zeal? I sHoP and sAvE AT 1 coRslcANA, TEXAS I xxx O 0 HOPPER BROTHERS O COMPLIMENTS OF Cmzcms STATE BANK CONAPLIMENTS OF l4lQBv'S Growing w1+h Malakoff Since 1920 I x AK ' Q I ' 1 5 4 n - - - - Q , - , s r ' f ' Q 'I I ' 4 x' I ,-v ,nf W ALWAYS ,f MEN S WEAR an DRY CLEANING ?ARMERS QMERCHANTS COMPLIMENTS gms BANK ATHENS VETER5 GRD MALAKOFF d OF Member of F. D. I. C. ' 11 COMPLIMENTS OF man CHEVROLET BUICK MALAKOFF 4-iumpumes Yuumumg STORE MALAKOFF COMPLIMENTS REEDY S MACHINE MALAKOFF WATER WELDWGSHOP P 1' bl Eq p + COMPAW Complimen+s of Complimenfs of OF I and or a e ui men I 4 1 ' t 2 I A., I f7AjI'fx IVIALAKCFF f -I T - I 'I In . 2 I I X In ,xl .Xwff Where good friends mee? 1 I VI. A I' XJ' X h Ni! for good food ,I I I I ' .NI I Fannie Jo Welborn, Qwner P . IO7 I I-IASSELL QIEUSTERIUNERIXLI-IOME P 7 O P O Box 495 ATHENS Marvin Craw ard GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION MALAKOFF Gas and Oils Accessornes E pe +A 'fa Repa if GENERAL MERCHANDISE Toole 4140-flyd Kemp R FD PII Mabank 2903 I of I1. I . . . Af' x r uf Ir ,f I RNA we VI 5 N, llvl Y 0 I I I I PUC? 7771 If, RQ I, IA A III ,f X1 I if A KXXXK X, i, , Arusus I-lone More Suvvw fire stone Wes+ Side of Square MorIonI9rinIing fo. OFFICE SUPPLIES I25 W. Collins Corsicana STATIONERY GIFT ITEMS VANDER EER S LOCKER SERVICE Pho e6I6 303 No H1 Pa e ATHENS CompIimen+s ULF fRYll'f HTIUN J D Hounsel Maiakoff Complimenfs GILLQAN Russ TRINIDAD COHQTGIUIGIIOHS ELMER ROBERTS an JUDGE LEE DAY C DERDEN SERVICE STATION C R DecI Malakoff Wm END ,ZHUGYZ Z fl Flowers For AII Occasions I I8 W Collin Corsicana 3 . of r r iri viIIe of - d GasoIine Tires Q Ac essories 0 . . r en ' Sw 85 I-I II.IAn1uN Nffzens Zfferyfo QIUCQIV QWM' FEEDS d TRINIDAD TEXAS B IW I1esT M H s STUDENTS AMQN S QW gait 'ze ATHENS TEXAS Ins I-Im A Cons COCA COLA BOTTLING CO o s ca ffx-5 U ODEO APE LOIS CRAWFORD MGR Good Fo dI Ou Mo++ In I8 I Afhens VISII' Us AII Kin s of PoHery Complimenfs of es Is o I4 ' From Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Larkin U 55 ll its A l -vu 'O i8 . V .. ' I 'Nun I . III' ' , mf 1 C rl na, Texas , lf Il O S r Oll Sc TRW OT YOUR ,, fx-N APPEARANCE P-E ggjggs COMPANY Buy On Our Easy Paymeni' Plan Re capp g Doesnf Cosi' I+ Pays ATHENS F K i.g Q Our Sincere Compllmen+s Z TO THE CLASS GF 48 MALAKOFF TEXAS Commercual Prln+ers opt c f 4 14457 7 , llflldx A- 1 T I 1053 1 f 'wvt vw: X ,f UN- 1 Nix? 1,7 B ll - in I ga 404 N. Prairieville Ph. 480 SAO 149 ' - f W X ' ' I W K ea e ffeaners CONGRATULATIONS. 9171110 4 MALAKO FF ANNEIZ. !VIo'rorz Compmw RICHARD TANNER MALA KOFF R IW Q06 W Af-f-1. MALAKOFF ADIO KELECTRIC SE RVICE CICII p B STORMBERG CARLSON I Y e now How , , I S' I I T IIjAPPIfances I Congra'ruIa+ions From A G. Ri es erger Lee oyeH' Radilas I-IAWN Moron Co ATHENS TEXAS Complumenis of fauna! fr MKIQY MAKERS of DELUXE BREAD Corslcana Texas COMPLIMENTS OF Dl1.Ll.W.J-lorrsp, CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '48! Tl-If Suenwlu-WILLIAMS Co. PAINT HEADQUARTERS I I4 SO. BEATON ST. CORSICANA YOUR DEPENDABLE FORD DEALER GULF MARKET 81 GROCERY Rogers Bro. MALAKOFF CompIimen+s of SWARTZ DEPT. STORE Sou+I1 Side of Square ATHENS TEXAS I mga. BOTILING CO 4I6BenI'o Ph O38 CORSICANA HULLS Ser ce S+a 8: Grocery 2 Mi Wes+ Of MALAKOFF CONGRATULATIONS From ILLIAMS R0 Congrafulahons JORD AN S FEED an GROCERY STORE JEAN DAY COUNTY ATTORNEY JOHN DOWDY DIST ATTORNEY IVI L DRAKE Tge Fan Compl men+s of THE PEP SOUAD of 48 ' T' , VI . n . I '. f d W ' I I r , Compliment of SAM DAICHES JEWELER CORSICANA TEXAS Complimen+s of PCFWERS SANDWICH SHOP Mr. and Mrs. John Powers ATHENS Complumerfrs COOK S WASH ETER!A MALAKOEE We Apprecrafo Your Bu ness Comphmenfs of HENDERSON COUNTY SHERIFF DEPT Compllmenfs of DR H R TUCKER CHIROPRACTOR Arhens Complumenfs of MaC ARY DEPT STORE an R 81 M SHOE SHOP AIHENS orrp' m MAGUIRE GROCER f AND SERVICE S ATIO Malakoff Comphmenrs of PAYNE DRUG STORE Malalcoffs Besf Drugglsf of ' I Il ' ' 1' I . sr f- W TEIKCIS l . fx . :3rg+v. X, . , o. ,- 4 of . . , A .X 'i' ' N W . . .. PHILLIPS an MARTIN REAL ESTATE MALAKOFF We Know Where To Whaf You Wan? Comphmenrs of MONROE SANDWICH SHOP MALAKOFF I. M Ifbnowrf Sboe Sfzojz CARSON LBR Phone 56 MALAKOFF Besf Washes To The SI'uden+s MaIakoff Hugh TIGER FANS Bruce Smlfh Jane Walker Lynn Reese Jackie Cole Snooks Tanner AI+on Jones DeIroy Graham VoIIue Roberrson Elsle Kung EI'heI Courfney Joe BarneI'+ Jr CoseH'e BarneH Loss Crawford Leroy Kirby Grady Johnson F nnoe Jo Walker Ru a Cason d F' d I CQ. I A. B. Taylor Ira Brandon of ' '+ ezine 521: D Rlchards elvin Dunn 'rs I B Richer s r Welvln Dunn S Cndamb 3 J Tanner TlLhO S mrs Letha Cole ell Dawson 11x 'ettereon Nell eavson lQS Gladvs Dfer QS anne U G1lFP8tH iss DOFlS Vomler s e ,. ', . h -J . J. . . d NFS. N Lf. U- ' Mr.. R. I ' M' Ere. N. Yr. D. K. Rogers 1 Mrs. D. K. Rogers I ' w lr. W. J. J 1 u Hr. TI ' ' e Mrs. ' ' 2 HTS. Ei' 1 1 , , X'. V J Yi- -T, :.x' , A E H f ' s ' O l X l ff 09 -4 Sponsor: Doris Fowler KX 1 Class Colors: Blue 8: White Class Flower: Gladiola Alton Allen Joe Barnett J Mary J Barnette Ph1l B1shop Pattye Cole Buddy Crawford Betty Jean Dodson Charlene Douglas B1ll W Johnson Rex Kmg James D Magulre James M1ller Norslne Owens Q 99 W ,, Jo Ann Pr1ce TTaV1S Robertson W V Robertson Benny Rogers Reagan Rogers Dorrls Rose Betty Jean Smlth C P Summerall Lester Tanner Laverne Tapley Ruby Jean Thomas John Earl Wlute W1l11e Mae Wh1te , r. ' R sm ,, , . i n lg. g , Jr Q 6, QOQ 4660 Q 'of 5 Yo Sponsor: Mrs. R. McAdams Neva Dale Baker Wayne Blakney Malvln Bowllng Nell Brown Martha Caldwell Bruce Clay Ruby Jewel Cook Dan Ray Day Martha Dodson V1rg1e Lee Featherston Horace Hanssard Polly Hearne Douglas Hounsel Nlarjorle Ingram 'Xlax Kayne Jordan L-I Blllie Jean Kennard Erma Sue Lamance Beverly L1ndamood Betty Jean Mason Claud1e Mu111ns Patsy Ann Payne Eva Jean P1erce Joyce Robertson Jacquehne Snowden Loretta Stout Eula Mae Tarkmvton J1mmy Tullos Bonnle Washburn Ray Weaks Jean Wood I 1 il ' . X Y f f Y Opal Kelley ' Mary Ellen Yates .lfijrvl aff ' V I m u Qi CL45, Sponsor Mrs M Dunn Edward Cason Jerry Courtney Malcolm Cude Mary Louxse D1ng1er Yvonne D1xon Jlmmy Dale Dosser Barbara Gr1ff1R R T Gflffln Betty Hounsel .Tohnme Mart1n Robert M111er Nancy Ann Opltz Geraldme R1chards 15 D Sandeford Bobby Splvey Frances Strmger Elna Thomas Nelda Faye Thomas Joy Lee Andrews M11dred Brown Vlfglnla Mulhns James Wh1te Francme Wlthrow N-if E5 ....... . 0 6' QQ OA 8 fa QD : . . G LO 4 J.. 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