Mineola High School - Badger Yearbook (Mineola, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1956 volume:

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Semfmgs Keogh! ev eufckfmg 'nom oXgexoxo Ko SQOYQXQ5 ood sponsoted :vom sc2oooX oo'c'N'xK'xes, Yoks Rs out SQQQXX vloq oY sosfmgwnonv- qos Ko out noel 'wed keodoex Rox Vet jects cY sevfxoe No We sc2oooX . K ek E. r zu, 5 rg. -3 ..3...r....-........,.,.. Ms n,..x. -..,,-W...,. ,. -,.i,,,.A,W .. W The Annual Staff THE STAFF EDlTOR'S MESSAGE Sponsor ---- --------- Editor ---------- Assistant Editors --- Business Manager Assistant Business Sports Editors --- Photographers -- Mgrs. Miss Doris Williams -------Barbara Bruner ------Barbara Wade James Turbeville Ronnie Fowler ---------Lou Hooks ------- Richard Hicks Mary Nell Landrum -----------Joe Sharp Bobby Smith -----Ronnie Wakefield David Matthews With our theme, transportation, in mind we have tried to portray the life of Mineola High in this annual . The staff has worked hard on this publication and we hope you en- joy it from the beginning to the end. We present the i955-56 YELLOW JACK ET to you with great pride. Barbara Bruner Editor U. H. BRUNER Principal H. W. GOODGION Superinfendenf Board of Education Algie Hayes Virgil Peacock A. O. Mallory Elmer Fulclwer J. H. Sharp Byron Leewright T. W. Benham H. W. Goodgion Facult Mas. ca. E. carers y Business Admi mstration Mrs. Green comes early and stays late in order to give her students a chance to use the commercial lab. MRS. JAMES CANTWELL American History, English Mrs. Cantwell is a new member of the Faculty who has gained recognition For her reserved and Friendly personality. CHARLES E. FRIEMEL World History, P. E. Coach Friemel influences the students to set a goal and have the confidence and self-reliance to reach that goal. MISS DORIS WILLIAMS Home Economics Another busy day finds Miss Williams at school early arranging materials for her busy subjects. L. C. COLE Agriculture Through Mr. Cole the boys oF MHS have gained the inspiration to beautify our school. MRS. L. B. WILLIS Government, Algebra When you think of Mrs. Willis you naturally think of her lost g asses and Jergens Lotion. Wit 's MlSS KATHRINE SIMMONS X English, Journalism J Miss Simmons radiates her love of culture in such way that it stirs a desire in each of us for knowledge. ROBERT R. SLOAN Algebra Coach Sloan s steadyung Influence has strengthened the boys on the field as well as in the classroom. fl .IA ' Faculty P .-,lb Ml-HS. L. C. MOODY Spanish, English 's. Moody's familiarity with her subjects aid the tudents in their studies. O. E. MOORE Math, Social Science In the future, will you remember Mr. Moores for his famous iokes and warm sense of humor? MRS. EDDIE MILLS Secretary Mrs. Mills main contact with the students is collect- ing payments for school materials. if fri! ls H f 1 if M .Y ' pl? f ll. W. H . RYLAND Band Mr. Ryland's love and understanding of music has given students a chance to develop their musical talents. MISS G. G. GAMBILL Librarian .. 9 . i L r .- 1 ' Miss Gambill's wfjzlg scuoipi oflalgwliedgghas been, primary factor in lhe improvement ofthe MHS library ' , and in the student's understanding of higher training. l 1.2 vi' lr' C. R. EVANS Science Mr. Evans' comprehension of science has aroused his student's interest in knowing more about their environ- ment. H . C. BRALY Student Counselor Mr. Braly has been instrumental in organizing and maintaining our Student Council and National Honor Society. K! , 1' , f' , 42 Q- s,j1:rf3 . A XM 5' 4 s Ma ,, gawgpsf if ses J' o vs W .hx .LTL ,:- W ww!-mai. Senior Class Favorites Dorrwll Loyd Sue Cole Boofricp Killirwgsworflw A39 .wx l'W 5 L ,ff Senior Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Bray, Treasurer, James Steele, Vice-President, Jeanie Stroud, Secretary, Wayne Cosby, President, Joe Sharp, Sergeant-at-Arms. E E p sv If C .. 4 fl 1-A, , n 1 6 i. A 1 ft GEARLDINE BELCHER--Office Assis- tant 45 TAB Club 35 Choral Club i. JEAN BOARD--Band l ,2,3, 45 Cheer- ing Section 45 Choral Club 2,35TAB Club 35 Library Assistant 2,3,45 Ten- nis i,2. TRESSIE BOWDEN--Pep Squad I 52,35 Cheering Section 45 Cheerleader 2, 3 45 TAB Club 35 F.l'l.A. l,25 News- paper Staff T5 Office Assistant 35 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Most Beautiful 4. DON BRAY--Band i,2,35 Baseball 25 F.F.A. T5 TAB Club 35 Annual Staff 35 Student Council 45 Football Mgr. 45 Basketball Mgr. 3,45 Class Officer 45 Junior Play 35 Sr. Play 4. JON BRIGHT--Foofbcll1,2,3,4,BQ5- ketball2,3,45 Baseball l,3,45 F.F.A. 1,25 TABClub 35 Runner-up toMr. M. H.S. 4. BARBARA BRUNER--Band 2,3,45 Pep Squad l5 Cheering Section 45 Choral Club 35 TAB Club 35 Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 45 Newspaper Staff l,2,3,45 Student Council i,2, Reporter I5 Jr. Play 35 Runner-up to Miss M. H. S. 4. 'xr' .,' -. M if ANITA CAFFEY--Cheering Section 47 F. H. A. 1, 2, F.H.A. Secretary 17 Choral Club 27 TAB Club 3. WANDA RHEA CAREY--Band 27 Pep Squad 1,2,37 Cheering Section 47 F. H.A. 17 Choral Club 2,37 TAB Club 37 Office Assistant 37 Spanish Club 17 Flagbearer 27 Library Assistant 1,27 Newspaper Staff 47 Sr. Play 4. EDDY CLEMENTS--Football 1,2,3,47 Track 2,37 F.F.A. 1,27 TAB Club 37 Student Council 37 Class Favorite 27 Class President 37 Class Reporter 27 F.H.A. Sweetheart 2. BILLIE MARIE COBURN--Pep Squad 1, 2,37 Cheering Section 47 F.H.A. 1, 27 Choral Club 2,37 TAB Club 37 Li- brary Assistant 1,27 Sr. Play 4. BETTY SUE COLE--Band 2, 37 Pep Squad 1,27 Cheering Section 47 F.H. A. 1,27 TAB Club 37 Newspaper Staff 1,2,37 Class Favorite 1,3,47 Football Princess 37 Class Officer 3. WAYNE COSBY--Football 2,3,47 Tri- Captain 3,47 Basketball 37 Track 1,2, 3,47 F.F.A. 1,27 TAB Club 3j Stu- dent Council 2,3,47 Class Favorite 17 Mr. M. H. S. 47 Class President 2,4. SHIRLEY JEAN CREECH--Cheering Section 47 TAB Club 37 Office As- sistant 47 Jr. Play 37 Choral Club 17 Sr. Play 4. AMOND FLORENE CROSS--Band 37 Pep Squad 2, 3, 47 Choral Club 27 TAB Club 37 Flagbearer for Band 3. et 'li 7' my ,L r,,,,r 7 wif - f if H BILLIE DANIELS--Allied Youth Club l, 27 Basketball l,27 Pep Squad I7 Cheering Section 47 F.H.A. l. iff it WALLACE ELLSWORTH--F.F.A. 37 TAB Club 3. I 'x X x UNA MARIE GLAZE--Band I 2 3- Cheermg Section 47 Class Favorite 27 F.H.A. 1,2. GENEVA GOLDEN--Cheering Section 47 E.H.A. 2,37 Choral Club l. Q- HELEN GRESHAM--F. H . A.1, 25 Trea- surer l5 Choral Club 35 Class Secretary- Treasurer 1. JERRY N. GOOLSBY--Cheering Sec- tion 25 Baseball l,2,35 Choral Club 35 Student Council 35 Speech Club 35 Proiectionist 2, 3. JAMES HANSON--Football l,25F. F.A. I,2,3. BILL HORN--Cheering Section I ,2,45 Football I5 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 15 TAB Club 35 F.F.A. l,2,45 Assistant Reporter 45 Newspaper Staff 4. ELSIE LORENE HARDY--Cheering Section 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 TAB Club 35 Spanish Club 3,4. EMMA RUTH HOLLAND--Band 2,3,45 Pep Squad l5Cl1eerirtg Section 45 F.H. A. 15 TAB Club 35 Newspaper Staff l,2, 35 Office Assistant 35 Spanish Club I , 25 Library Assistant 35 Tennis I ,2,3,45 Sr. Play 4. M2259-ki .Q-A ITD E l 1 ff? E TOMMYE LOU HOOKS--Pep Squad i,2,35 Cheering Section 45 F.H.A. T5 TAB Club 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 Newspaper Staff i,3,45 Office As- sistant 45 Spanish Club i, 2, Vice- President 25 Student Council l,2,35 Class Officer 35 Tennis i,2,3,4. ANNETTE HUMPHREYS--Band i,2,3, 45 Cheering Section 45 TAB Club 35 Choral Club 25 Library Assistant i,2. MARTHA JENNINGS--Pep Squad 2,3, Cheering Section 45 Basketball T5 F. H.A. 1,25 TAB Club 35 Annual Staff I5 Student Council 45 Class Favorite I5 Class Vice-President I5 Princess i. B EATR I C E KILLINGSWORTW -- Pep Squad i,2,35 Cheering Section 45 F. H. A. T5 TAB Club 35 Newspaper Staff l,2,3,45 TAB Club Secretary 35 Office Assistant 35 Class Favorite 45 Junior Play 3. MARY NELL LANDRUM--Band 2,3,45 Pep Squad I5 Cheering Section 45 F. H.A. i, Reporter i5 Choral Club 25 TAB Club 35 Annual Staff 45 News- paper Staff 1, 2, 4, Senior Editor 45 Spanish Club i, 2, Secretary 25 Li- brary Assistant i5 Junior Play 3. THEDA LOW--Cheering Section 45 F. H.A. l,2,3,45 Cl'1OrGl Club 2,35 TAB Club 35 Newspaper Staff3,45 Office Assistant 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Runner-Up to Most Likely To Succeed 45 Library Assistant l,2,3,45 Sr. Play 4. DARRELL LOYD--Cheering Section 45 F . F. A. 3,45 TAB Club 35 Student Coun- cil 15 Class Favorite 45 Class President I5 Speech Club 2. ANITAMASSEY--Bandl,2,3,45 Cheering Section 45 F.H.A. l,2. GARY MIMS--Bandl,2,3,45Cl'1eering Section 45 TAB Club 35 Jr. Play 3. DAVID W. MATTHEWS--Band l,2,3, 45 Cheering Section 45 Baseball 25 F. F.A. l,2, F.F.A. Officer 25TAB Club 35 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 35 Feature Editor 35 Student Council l,3, 4, Student Council President 45 Most Likely To Succeed 45 Jr. Play 35 Sr. Play4. SAMMIE MORAN--Band 2,35 Pep Squad l,2,35Cl'1eering Section 45 F.H. A. l,2,45 Choral Club I5 Newspaper Staff 45 Office Assistant 35 Student Council2,35 Class Favorite 25 Football Princess 25 Cl'1eerleader2, 35 Flagbearer for Band 25 Class Officer 2. MARVIN MCALLISTER--Cheering Sec- tion 45 TAB Club 3. my-4r 2Q,. r tl lb 'YP . R 3 'E DIXIE NORRIS--F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, Cheering Section 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Office Assistant 4. DARLENE OSBOURN--Pep Squad I, 2,3, Cheering Section 4, F.H.A. I, 2,4, TAB Club 3, Annual Staff 2, Newspaper Staff 2, Class Officer I,3. KENNETH PLUNK--Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, E.F.A. 2,3, Newspaper Staff 3, TAB Club 3. ANNA RIDDLE--Pep Squad I, 2, 3, Cheering Section 4, F. F. A. Sweet- heart 3, F.H.A.1,2,3, Choral Club 2,3, TAB Club 3, Annual Staff- Art Editor 2, Newspaper Staff I, 2,3,4, Office Assistant 4, Student Council I, 2,3,4, Reporter 4, Class Favorite 2, Runner-Up to Most Beautiful 4, Foot- ball Princess 4, Class Secretary 2, Class Vice-President 3, Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4. EARLENE RUCKER--Ba nd I, 2, 3, 4, Cheering Section 4, F.H.A. I, Choral Club 2, Newspaper Staff I,2, Tennis I,2, Stage Band 2,3,4, Sr. Play 4. NEIL RUSSELL--Cheering Section I, F. F. A. I,2,3, Spanish Club I,2. JOE SHARP - Cheering Section 47 Football 2,3,4, Tri-Captain 47 F. F.A. 1,27 Annual Staff 47 Class Favorite 37 Most Handsome 47 Par- liamentarian 37 Sergeant-at-Arms 47 Jr. Play 37 TAB Club 3. AUDINE SKINNER -Cheering Sec- tion 47 Football 3,47 Track 37 Base- ball 17 F.F.A. 3,47 TAB Club 3. BOBBY SMITH -Band 1 ,2, 3,47 Drum Maior2,3,47 Choral Club 27 Annual Staff 47 Student Council 2,3,47 TAB Club 37 Stage Band2,3,47 Dixieland Band 3,47 Stage Manager Jr. 6 Sr. Plays 3,4-. JOHN SMITH - Football 1,2,3,47 Basketball 1,2,3,47Track1,2,3,47 Baseball 2,3,47 Band 1,27 TAB Club 3. JAMES STEELE - Baseball 27F.F.A. 1,2,3, Reporter 37 TAB Club 37 Newspaper 47 Library Assistant 1,22 Class Vice-President 4. EUGENIA STROUD - Pep Squad 1, 2,37 Cheering Section 47 F.H.A. 17 Choral Club 37 TAB Club 37 News- paper Staff1,2,37 Spanish Club 1,27 Student Council 37 Miss M.H.S. 47 Class Vice-President 1, Class Re- porter 3, Class Secretary 47 Jr. Play 3. Au 3 MARY VAN BURKLEO - Pep Squad 2,37 Cheering Section 47 F.H.A. 2,32 Newspaper Staff 47 Latin Club 3. BARBARA WADE - Band 1,2,3, Pep Squad l7 Choral Club 37 TAB Club 37 Annual Staff 3,4, Assistant Edi- tor 47 Newspaper Staff l,2,3,4, Reporter l,2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 47 Spanish Club 1,27 Spanish Club President 27 Student Council l,2f Most Likely to Succeed 47 Jr. Play 37 Tennis 2. RONNIE WAKEFIELD - Band l,2,3, 4, Band Secretary-Treasurer 3, Band President 47 C h e e r i ng Section 47 Annual Staff 47 Student Council 4. PHIL WATTS - Band l,2,3,4, Band President 3, Band Vice-President 27 Track 3, 4, QStateJ7 Baseball 27 Spanish Club 3,47 Student Council 'l,2,3j Student Body Vice-President 37 Class Officer - Vice President 2. SHIRLEY WESLEY - Pep Squad l,2, 37 Cheering Section 47 F.H.A. l, 2,37 Choral Club l,2,37 TAB Club 37 Spanish Club I7 Library Assistant l,3,47 Speech Club 2. JOE use WILSON - Football 1, F.P. A. 3,47 Speech Club 2. iv , 'igh- if 'No 5 '5,,. JACK YATES - Baseball 2,47 TAB Club 3, Runner-up to Most Likely to Succeed 4. CLARENCE YORK - Football l,2, 3,47 Tri-Captain 4, Choral Club I, 2, TAB Club 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Student Council lp Library Assistant 23 Jr. Play 3. Oct. - Country Girls at Heart. Oct. - industrious Student Council Members at Convention -N.. -s Q-X S :luv ,Pfvtg Sadie Hawkins '55 Aug. - Future Mechanics? Smile at the birdie. Click! 6 6 6 K S 6 I 5 s. mit 14 .. ks. .f nw...--wiiict gk.. 6 I S .'5s, 5 1 I s - Hi s Ligqq,'fi?-fl v. Y:qg2?mg,fswgs f 4 5-sis'?,? ' 'Z fm! y, P A Af? 5 ., 3A K ,' G E' 1' -. . fi Wlifsg QU pbgfml X y: fl . was - . 'K V 5 fb g 5 fl f 8, S 8 3 h ss . f ,g'., v' iss- Y, , 1,1 s ' I N fx! L W A JV, . , L. 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Cecile Bronsell Jimmy Bruner Lynvol Arthur Wanda Averitt Curtis Bright Jean Bright Quik 469' -57-n v 'nw Beverly Bryce Wayne Cannon Wm' Wanda Chrietzberg Glenda Cooke Brenda Casfloo Jeanene Charles X ,fl 5,0 E Billy Crawford Hubert El lsworfh 'Q QQ UQ, 53 -S QMQ Billie Fountain Elsie Goolsby .14 I 3 IWX 'EF' sill 3 Q.- N f 'S I 5 1 9 l s Richard Hicks Jerrel Horn Carolyn Epperson Ronnie R. Fowler Dale Hackler Dorothy Hayes fa F ,-,,x, -52' X Qg 'f 5 lo- : 91 R . 2 . J , Q ' Ml Wllberf Huff Joyce Jackson J. R. Uugl Kelley Dalton Kennimer Mary Frances Jerden Eloise Kelley Reflwa King Billy Leemon Billy Madsen Stanley Mallory Penny McDougal Jerry McFerren James Lindley Dean Lindsey Jimmy McClung Lynda McDonald Annette Mills Barbara Ann Mims Grant Pillow Charles Puckett Alton Mi ze Margery Norris Charles Richardson Johnny Risinger Dorothy Lou Sellers Wayne Sharp Margaret Starnes Martha Taylor Margaret Rowe Danny Russell Tommie Lou Shoemaker Leo Smith l if 13 L wb -' r- i . . A . I ,:-, . I ei ' M' ew' wer, A. Jackie Tindel James Turbeville John Walters Betty West 155' Wayne Turk Burt Vanclersl ice WM Hg 5 'F ' , m 'Y'?'g 0 . mr .. V3 355 Tommy West Ferrell Whifus I 1--1 ig, ,Q if Q M3 2 4, I fff 1 :'Q6frZ Mffhifxi 2fQ'3'. 2!ff'Ffff.ff .+ 'PQ .- -17 swf Q. -i Y 'V , M' I ' T ' 'xg' 'X 'TB ' X x. 1 - Q V, . . A - W VA' W -Q ,.,z,mf1 Q X Q 64 ,Q 5 3. Q' X x ' X' ' . . ' . 1 . ., Q m E Lx. ii K , ,ga , . . Z A xgx gj xg. if .. 3 X Y L fix .K M t -f WS. A .1 fy 7, 13. 'N X. Q A s X I x x . x .. -v X , 6 f -, 4 A, Q ,Q 3 - is 4 - nj W- wr---wwPffmww-.ix-f,...v.-Af..M...X,,..M., -M .,,.w...., - X- -5- I. X ' ,p N .' ' A HwA'fi fit' N ' ,W W W , - -A-L1Ax.,... , 1.2. ' Vx... .gz:-'f'i9-- , , N - .. Q ,-1 VM:-A fl-n.....,?.H,,,6,'i dwmwa 2 ,-+L: i K MAJ- .gaw . -..... f, il ks 1' ...-., wy ai -' X Q,..a-p ,KL-AM . Q A S542 M ..., . W , 'R . v az N F IQXWNF? MQQ, 4 5 5 L',h,f sn-Q1 . FN 4:-. 4 1 Q.., K ,., . , ,.:. .... . 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Q ,ss Q ' 1 rf ...I l t ,,4I' xx M I I Benny Plunk Eugene Russell Norman Scott Sue Sellers K .4390 AVAILABLE Dayron Pepper Joe Ed Peters Jerry Phillips James Shanks Edna Simonek James Stanley James Cole Paul Cowan Danny Craver Mary Curl May Ellen Dale Sarah Dorsey Brenda Dykes Patricia English Barbara Few Ben Fleming 1' 'YQ' f,d10!, ,fy f 's -40 T 'Z' ff 5'-' sc Mary Glasscock Melanie Goolsby Molly Grady Charles Green X , I 1 '--f f T7 if 1 4 Lg, e 4, fx A J .w me 'W 43 s. 9 Y 3 fm as ' Q Q M' 'E 1 2 it in Rm 1 gi s K ' . f k yea K , , :Q , V f is J .-.- r,.,.: John Halpin Tommy Hanson Ronald Henderson Robert Hicks Coly Humphreys Ronald Humphreys Johnny Johnson Cloud Jones Roberf Keener Joy King Sandra Liles - Kenneth Mason Harriette Merchant Judy Mills John Jerry Mitcham Ned Moody Lindo Moore Terry Moore Roger Myers 'Half' 1 Km... 5-1 Sondra Norris Bobby Noton Lynda Oglesby il 'f 'S I E ai A J ? fK Q 1 ' Ronnie Peacock 'K 144' Bobby Peeler Edward Peeler George Pillow 1, -53 vfifnim f Russell Pyle Ann Raines Q'-1 Don Rhodes Q .nlY ' mf' PWC? 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K - , , .52 f ,fm -. s - ' s 1 W 44 . Freshman Class Favorites TERRY MOOQE - BECKY BRUCE ' u V A-J .pangs-ne-1:-:rf unix Ji -wr 31 N3 Y r '51- . 9.3 lil WI. 1 any 0 I 4 4. if P fm li gf A ...Q L 5 . . -G+ A4 , '- tm -xx 'i C' 'Ti' 'E W: - RLS' ex A r .V 3 v R ' ' Otis ,N TTU 5 M wifi 5' rxthx QQ' 'K a I xhq -li ,gig X . if-if XX pl I l N 4 f X X 3 x Q 5:5-'i Tr 1 M544 A . f fr, ' 'ij 2 - n-......, .1,........ ls ,K V, Y-'ix-ft Q5 s' ri 1' 1'y'fi fTIC n X 7 Y, '- Whlufhxx 1: -- zl ' 1 jx y , 5 ff ru. ' B 5 fl it , I Q , .-'! it xx K Map 5 0 L 4-,9 B E H- as -' 1353 we 4 v v 3 8 .H A..A if : ' 9 Y 3 ' , Rt ' lip .. .: ,,.: D fu ,Q ,- 1 . 'Six ' . 'I 'Qt fi'4.A, Q x, f w---.Q H ew--. r r rr a . f f f B - .. fa B ' -t-- -' + -- ff Q A B tx - ' 19 . .B'T. u..' ....,',', o ln.. lt: f Hubert Aaron Larry Aaron Robert Baker Bobbie Ann Ballard ff ,wrt Beth Bishop if Jerry Blake .gals-al'l . . Patrncla Blanton Lydia Bradshaw 1 Mary Bronse II Jimmie Brown 15B?:'f Y, s X Q wx' if all Q' if , f - A Becky Bruce B i i ::.,,,g,. 1 ' A -x m iwfzyj I Q Jeanette Buckley - Charles Chrietzberg Vx x . 1 'N ,f , 7 Betty Shepherd Lynn Shipp Jaclcie Smith Sharon Smith Kennith Sparks Ronald Stacy Grace Thomas Patsy Thomas Patricia Thurman Bobbie Townsend J!! Q' sf Nwif Lena Vasquez Steve Watts Harold Wells ss:-,rf 'Z 7? x F10 q 'CTT .3 Ye 1 1.. ,- 7u......f-A Bruce Welsh Dave Ray Wesf Louie Wes? Lanny Williamson M WN Q 46 Betty Wilson Toinefte Yeager f' .ii if Wilber Williams Glenda Maddox How about a Coke? Smile at the Outdoor Girls Birdiel ' :ff Q 1' Y, Sports fri. QQ , 1 3, H vc, z c.i4i 1 . ., , , do ' n .vi Q My , ..' yi. Q f M 9' R 1 . Coach BOB SLOAN came to Mineola as head coach in 1954. He completed his high school education at San Benito, Texas, where he lettered 3 years in football. He attended A and M College in 1945. The following 2 years were spent in the Marine Corps, where he play- ed football. In 1948 he attended Brownsville Junior College, where he lettered in football and track. The remainder of his education was ac- quired at ETSTC, where he lettered 3 years in track and 2 years in foot- ball. He holds the record at East Texas of 'IO9 yd. runback against Midwestern. He deserves the credit for building a hard running backfield which has operated smoothly throughout the season. Under his leadership we should have a fine club the coming season. Sloan had a successful track season, placing in two events in the State Meet. Coach FRIEMEL came to Mineola as assistant Coach in 1954. He completed his high school education at West Columbia High School, where he played football. He attended ETBC where he lettered 3 years in football. He has developed a hard charging and hard tackling line which has proved a valuable asset to the team. Under his training we should have an excellent line next season. Coach Friemel also coached basketball. Mineola will have its first team in 2 years this season. Coach MENASCO came to Mineola as head basketball and B Team Football coach in 1955. He completed his high school education at New London, where he lettered 3 years in football, basketball, and baseball. He attended ETSTC where he played basketball and receiv- ed his bachelor 's degree. Coach Menasco had a fine season this year with the B team and did an excellent iob of preparing them for the A team. FIRST ROW, left to right: Wilbur Huff, John Smith, Joe Sharp, Clarence York, Jimmy Bruner, Wayne Cannon, Jerry Phillips. SECOND ROW: Charles Richardson, Wayne Sharp, Jon Bright, Jackie Tindel, Jimmy McClung, Charles Puckett, Dean Lindsey. THIRD ROW: Coach Charles Friemel, Manager Tommy West, Paul Cowan, Wayne Cosby, Billy Crawford, Steve Watts, Sweetheart Tommie Shoemaker, Jerry McFerren, Kenneth Plunk, John Walters, Danny Carver. Clarence York-Senior 200 lb. Tackle Two year lefterman, Tri-Captain Wayne Cosby-Senior 165 lb. Halfback Three year lefferman, Tri-Captain Joe Sharp-Senior 180 lb. Tackle Three year letferman, Tri-Captain Honorable Mention All-District 4 . M0 K -f-in T' ff' w'fii W 4 I ll ' -b?'Yif c '7'fVE 'FI' ...1l3'ii'? ' Charles Puckeff Junior l55 lb. Guard Two year letferman Second Team All-Disfricf Jackie Tinclel-Junior 150 lb. Halfback Two year lefferman First Team All-District John Smlfh Semor 180 lb. Halfback Four year lefferman 1 ...E N -an n 1-. el-.2251 . Eddy Clements-Semor 150 lb. Halfback Two year letterman Kenneth Plunk-Senior 155 lb. Center One year lefterman Honorable Mention All-District Jnmmy Bruner-Junior 155 lb End One year lefterman Second Team All-District Jon Brughf Semor 155 lb. End Two year Iefferman Jerry McFerren Junior 150 lb. End 1 year lefterman Jerry Bob Phullups-Sophomore 165 lb . Quarterback 2 year letterman , . '- -W fl Mx ww-V Charles Richardson-Junior 160 lb. Halfback 2 year letterman Wilbur Huff-Junior 190 lb. Tackle 2 year lefterman Jlmmy McClung-Junlor 155 lb. Guard 2 year lefferman 11 Steve Watts-Freshman 140 lb. Quarterback 1 year Iefferman Barry Bruner-Sophomore 190 lb. Tackle 1 year letferman Billy Crawford-Junior 155 lb. Fullback Squadman Dean Lindsey-Junior 165 lb. Guard 1 year letferman Wayne Cannon Sophomore 175 lb. End 1 year letferman Paul Cowan-Freshman 150 lb. End Squadman Danny Craver-Freshman 130 lb. Halfback Squadman 9. Don Bray and Tommy West, Managers John Walters-Junior 170 Ib. End Squadman Wayne Sharp-Junior 145 lb. Halfback Squadman Team FRONT ROW: Audine Skinner, Steve Watts, Jackie Tindel, Larry Aaron. SECOND ROW: Coach Menasco, Jon Brighf, Jerry Phillips, Jerry McFerren. Audine Skinner-Senior Squadman Jon Bright-Senior 1 yecr leffermon Steve Watts-Freshman I year Iefferman Jackie Tindel-Junior 2 year lefferman Jerry Bob Phillips-Sophomore 2 year lefterman Larry Aaron-Freshman Jerry McFerren-Junior l year letterman B Team FRONT ROW: Billy Madsen, Jimmy Bruner, Dayron Pepper, Lynvol Arthur. SECOND ROW: Robert Hicks, Grant Pillow, Russell Pyle, Robert Kenner, Coach Menasco. W . 112.3 wi n K - E' I E T i gy qi ff. L. AE, .'- f gfwl vii., M N1 x H 5 7 ,,ul f 5 Z, , ..,, 1.. 0 kg. L M . W I XA S Y ,, 'xl' is X if? N ':- f Q X N .X ., , f S3 4 X 1' ' ' v x K K .P 5 3, . Q Y' A X5 'Q M: F K uw A I . ' . ff, nl iv 3 X am ia P 1' is sa Q ,XMMMTV V uk I ., as Y I T L Q h x we 44 0 f w QL -Mnffxw' ,M fm' 2: 5 -46 1 I x Q D? 4? ,U 05.7 X 1 S3pf?4x 3 ww as Q if A af?-Vik as H wi Q'f sf -M 4 'V 'S '15, R Hugh,-, -. , 5 .s ,, , ai pp an 8 A 1 We toast the celebrities of '56 2-.Q 1111? 'QQ Q.,- 1' 'him-J., ,,,4f-www. wk'4h 1'g,' A is 7 . - , L - ' ' ' 'N P F y' . 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These activities are the spice of school life, and those participating will remember forever the feelings of companionship and school spirit aroused by their participation. E Beth Bishop. . Brenda Dykes Ruth West ...... Martha Green Sandra Lyles . Pat Blanton . . Pat Thurman . Barbara Few . OFFICERS CL- E27 CHARLES PUCK ETT - u ' Secretory F.H .A. Sweetheart . . . . . .Reporter . . . . .Song Leader . . Parliamentarian QXMAKERSO . . . . . . President 'bo l '67 . . .Vice-President 32' 2 . . . . ,Treasurer E' E, . . . Historian E il Q 657 L. 5 lb O 490 G9-0' NEW YV' Members of Future Homemakers of America, under leadership of Miss Doris Williams lerarn the fine arts of homemaking. f . an i , ,Nklql as'-QQ: Margaret Starnes, chosen by the Vocational Agri- culture boys, is entitled to reign as queen of the Sabine Dairy Show. As sweetheart of the Mineola Chapter of F.F.A., she represented Mineola as candidate for Area Six Sweetheart. The Mineola Chapter of Future Farmers of America is instructed by Mr. L. L. Cole. The calling of future farmers is an important one, and the organization is constantly striving to meet this calling. ,,.,.............. . .-M109 'iff ' W x.. '+s gn qs, 'fi 5 W 1 i xg 0 0-WH Q- H1 ,5,,L,M.w is X Quill and Scroll Cfficers Bobby Smith .... ....... P resident Joe Sharp ....... . . . Vice-President Margaret Starnes . . . ....... Secretary Clarence York . . . .... Treasurer Quill and Scroll, chartered this year at Mineola High School, is a literary club. Members ofthe Journalism class and the Yellow Jacket staffare eligible if they meet certain requirements. The Student Council Officers President ....... .... D avid Matthews Rec. Secretory .... .... M argaret Starnes Vice-President ..... .... C harles Puckett Sergeant-at-Arms .... ..... B obby Smith Treasurer .................... Beverly Bryce Reporter ...................... Anna Riddle Cor. Secretary ............ Ronnie Wakefield Parliamentarian .................. Don Bray Co-Sponsors ................. .... H . C. Braly, U. H. Bruner ln its four years of existence the Student Council has been one of the most effective organizations in high school. With democracy as its motto, the Student Council shall always strive to bring greater glory akrglifhievements to our school. 'QT KN Gary Mims - President Lou Hooks - Vice-President Beatrice Killingsworth - Secretary Annette Humphreys - Treasurer The National Honor Society was chartered this year. The members were select ed by the faculty on basis of character, service, leadership, and scholarship. SUFCI' - Treo 0 'U 0 3 U n. O .0 I- IL' F1 C .EO '6'-T 59 .-.O -1... -J 'u L. SDC CCD D U ,,.. CDD ,NI 5.1 P.- .325 .. c as TE 10 sv .. n. u 2 an LI cv .x 5 .Q c c O IX .- C an 72 VI 3' Q-5 mg .29 P3 nw an T5 UC -C3 L 55.1. CE go .Q gl. -H8 K... ul Xm ,GJ U'5 Ze Um mo 28 2? EU -B 'Ua- CU U0 1.5 CZ'U VT 'x. 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GJ JX ,mi H, 4 X' e- ,mh , az L :X , wg .,,, , ..gjy 5, mmw ff ff XM ' rn LUX.: at ,5 -xg E-f gf -M5 .QQ 5-1 ix Ezi- W , ' -1,5 - X A II XXEIXXXX vm Texas History and Economics as taught by Mr. O. E. Moore proves to be interest- ing and beneficial to this group. Mr. Bruner and office girls. The office girls are selected by Mr. Bruner to carry on the secretarial duties of the office. Miss Gladys Gambill selected these stu- dents to assist her in keeping the library in order, and making the books available to the student body. SpanishistaughtbyMrs. L. C. Moody. A Foreign language is an important addition to one's culture. .aff Coach Sloan's Algebra I class ponders over some important equation. , ,Qi English II is taughtbyMrs. James Cant- well. This class is absorbing the works of literature. M-Q. .1 , 40' iff. Barbara Wade, editor of The Jacket Buzz, with her business manager at the teacher's desk. John Smith seeks ideas from the assignment sheet. Eddy Clements lost out on his port in the pose. -I ,.., 431 Shorthand is one of the commercial courses under Mrs. G. E. Green. Could it be that these girls can actually read that scribbling? Government is taught by Mrs. L. B. Willis. Although no longer a required sub- iect, it attracts a class of thirty. Coach Friemel's very industrious World History Class appears to be taking a break. This years chemistry class, under the supervision of C. R. Evans, is one of the largest ever in M. H. S. What happens now? Will the roofgo off, or will it Form a precipitate like a good little reaction? -X .. ?fe:1-sifi We wish to express our appreciation to the members of the lunchroom staff, who have provided us with well-balanced and nourishing meals the entire school year. . -ef, 1 QQ It Wayne Sharp and Larry Couch show Mr. Cole's assisfanf, Mr. Richard Fleming from ET, how fo balance frames in making a trailer in the Ag. Shop. ,fi Miss Williams' freshman girls are busy preparing a luncheon ---- for themselves. W . Snapshots The mechanics of MHS take a breather. H, L ,K raps . Magik N' , , Q T i A ns is ,wmfi ? 1 5, .pf , f 1 . iii' i I .:,. M X is aw 7? . One of the seniors money making projects this Bobby, David, Glenda, Margaret, and year was a senior play. One scene is shown Mr. Braly at a 5tudentCouncil Conven- above . tion . .SF rig C if Baby-sitting on the farm. Ronnie and Sondra stop for a chat on the annex. ti its 4 , an ix Phil Watts and Bobby Smith hitch a rl e Don Bray poses for QI-ie Dixie smiles at the camera in his western Cdmeffl Some of the girls seem to be pushing Brenda's CCY. Ginger, Mickey, and Joe Eddy in their youn- ger days. A group of Freshmen show their sillier nature. Susie looks on while the boys play checkers. N.. f I 5 Ronnie and Curtis go wading in Billie relaxes on the church lawn. Becky Bruce, Smith Creek. Freshman President Some of the MHS girls model in Collins' Style Show. Cecile evidently oblects to having her picture snapped. Margery on her way to church. fl' 523 '53 Wx .5 X 1, 'N' UN X 38 'M Ai' u Q.. O ,-ll, ' ' '51 . .3 , .Z rf , :gg M. Ti 3. 'Hi x' J '-a' lr Q Q. ...W 'WS' 5 6 Mi X s 1' , i 1 I, g 5 1 5 Nl gi 1 I y.-.q...n-Malik ' - X W-my 'm A! .Nav M -1,5 .Mi V . M . M V WW Lf M. fn if 5 - Q mf U I: :: , W . fag xf'f2:f'fW?g,, ygg Q 1 f A Americc's future cowgirls. Two very charming couples Summertime funl Joilbirds? ff wx 1.- 31 A bunch of sleepy-heads! Autographs JM Wm 4 Www 7535 WMM Qld,-u-ff m 'x p - Vw J- bv V. f' Sf ln-,S Y U X' uq 'fgy ,XII A V , EJ ,fw .1 B - Vi' A' .ff F3 X his PM-f' ' fxikk. kj? fa I Q , 5 , af? il Q L, If awk!! ,LUN mn QE. Din Autographs is made th have ho SW Firm S5 cious busine F0 My Q m nks to the C th OUI' SS pre SX wish to We quaintances ehope that the ac W Fthem . th each o odealw t a great pleasure has been lt high school and een the tw be relationship he t strengthen 0 help t 3 ld O- c U .c ith the merc W made .5 E In ness F i si the bu A? ou. 58, as O -If mm P-3 5.5 Ss I-E reedlove Nurseries THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Packaged ROSES - TREES - SHRUBS - EVERGREENS Shipped almost everywhere to your favorite store fr o m Mineola, Texas 1-1 REDDY KlL0'N ATX ' Your Electric Servaiw 9 s I tif ' A ll l 1' all 3 a s W B A 0llflllYlSflRN Always Anxious to Serve You REDDY KILOWATT, your friendly elec- tric servant, is always ready to serve you with cheap electricity. You'lI find him ready, too, to help along with every school program. A-1-1 471--' laflfl lfffllf Ulflfy FINE ARTS STUDIO GENE sizici-ir, Pi-io'rocmAPi-isa Portraits-Photo Finishing- School Annual Photos JONES' JEWELRY Exquisite Jewelry in the flower garden Two editors resting 1 1 3 ii 1 as-P . si i Tressie and as 15'--4 'J Billie fighting WW 31,3 ww 4 Wie! l Compliments of CITY BARBER SHOP BORDEN'S MILK Air-Conditioned u V. V. Blalock, Owner 8. ICE CREAM BUCK'S Produced With Pride SHOE By Your Neighbor AND SADDLE SHOP Cecil lBuckl Sinclair CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1956 GRADUATES BRUCE WAKEFIELD MOTORS SAFE suv ,H COMPLETE PAINT useo CARS AND BODY womc SALES SERVICE M E R C U R Y 620 W. Broad Phone 250 OTHO MOTOR COMPANY CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE JOHN DE ERE ,W O O, 456525 500 E. Brood Phone 681 JUICY-Q DRIVE IN THE HOUSE OF LOTTA-BURGERS OYSTERS - SHRIMP - CHICKEN Complete Fountain Service MINEOLA SUNRISE COURTS Mineola, Texas FLOWERS BY WIRE ENGLISH FLORAL SHOP Phone 96 601 N. 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'v The Mineola Monitor and The Wood County Record -Zag gafmfh - Compliments of Sl1arp's Hardware and Furniture MILLER'S Store for Men Compliments of REVELLE AND BRUNER AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance MINEOLA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 81 C. E. Revelle Carl Bruner Mineola, Texas PEPPEARDIS TEXACO SERVICE fu'-'v Q 3 ,r if DIUYM Broad and Pacific Phone 174 TO THE SENIORS OF 1956 Wishing you 'the best of everything for Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hirsch SHOES - FURNISHINGS Mineola, Texas Hirsch's Mineola Dry Goods Milton Usry WlLSON'S BAKERY BREAD, PASTRIES, Plas SERVICE CLEANERS AND CAKES Your Home Town Boker Phone 246 MINEOLA, TEXAS lVlALLORY'S Qu TOM ..... ls 1 .FCCALU 1 mfs few'- 'El 'imv ' ' fxprgf, ' Frigicloire-Odin-Fcuirbcmks Morse-Butone Gas-Maytag Phone 86 ,XFN .' -f ri, W 'LZ llhhl .f,f-,, . ga! T C J Compliments of JONES AND JONES Attorneys-at-Low Your 5 will stretch at DAVENPORT'S LUKENBILL MOTOR COMPANY International Trucks Farmall Tractors : X Chrysler and Plymouth It L TX V . . Automotive Parts and Service XX! Telephone 789 Mineola, Texas 40 OAKS 'IV2 Miles West Mineola Highway 80 O ,ii L ' -. Today's students will head tomorrow's families. To make the homes ot the 'Future as comfortable and con- venient as the homes you enjoy today, natural gas will be at your service, always prepared to create a higher standard of living for more and more people. s I n v I N c T H I W THE HOME or oooo Eooo TE MPLE122 R u HERM'S PLACE f WMBE 2 . cy ao Phone 64 MINEOLA, TEXAS if l'l'9hW 5,ruf EASON'S GRocERY C0mP'fme 'S of PEGUES BROTHERS FRESH MEAT AND VEGETABLES FURNITURE STORE T. F. CASTLOO AND SONS Headquarters for Fine Qualify in Fine Jewelry FINE FURNITURE NEW AND usso FURNITURE AND FLYNT'S JEWELRY APPLIAN ES C BILL WHITE Low Down Payments - Easy Terms Mineola, Texas Phone 106 CONGRATULATIONS TO '56 SENIORS MERIT FURNITURE COMPANY IN LIFE'S BIVOUAC We have the tools to do it with -llMMlE'S W. D. KITCHENS 8. SON BARBER SHUI' Hardware - Sporting Goods - Paints BLANTON'S PIGGLY WIGGLY M BRAND M C AN S US S81 G NSAM f O SS S Fneslin Mt Pt Eff f J SELECT and SKY-VUE THEATERS PACKED IN MINEOLA BENCO BRAND BEANS PACKED IN CELLOPHANE BY BENHAM 81 CO., INC MINEOLA, TEXAS BRADSHAW CLEANERS Mineola, Texas Phone 30 West Broad St COMPLETE PHARMACY Your Prescription Store MINEOLA FLQWER SHOP 913 N. Johnson Phone 569 ODDIS CLEANERS Compliments of I 'lt pays to be smart in PERRY BROTHERS getting an education or in choosing a good dry Mineola, Texas Cleaner-H Phone 637 110-112 N. Johnson PEACOCICS SALES AND SERVICE Complete Air Conditioning Sales and Service Phone 110 Mineola, Texas ii ATIONS RATUL NG CO Rf., 'Q. ATES DU 1956 GRA E HOM AL ER N FU GLISH EN J. H. ENGLISH BURIAL ASSOCIATION J. H. ENGLISH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY C orga mmond ric Ho if U 2 as .c :: 3 E 3. 0 U U.: U Phone 7 AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 107 OWENS HOME APPLIANCES W. C. Owens, Owner REFRIGERATORS - STOVES - HEATERS - FANS SPORTING GOODS - AIR-CONDITIONING - FLOOR COVERING -LIGHTING FIXTURES - TELEVISION 120 E. Brood SANDERS' BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Phone 3'I SERVICE DRUG COMPANY Lewis Willeford, Owner Prescription Druggists Phone 260 Mineola, Texas H. L. LOTT INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE H. L. Lott David H. Lott DODSON'S Tailor Made Sect Covers We Offer a Complete Automobile Upholstery Service CLIFFORD DODSON Phone 97 Mineola HERMAN P. GRESHAM, Owner Mineola, Texas COMPL MENTS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK MINEOLA TEXAS M b FDIC WOOD COUNTY LUIVIBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS BUY DIRECT AND SAVE J. J. PUCKETT, Owner Highway 80, 6 Miles East I Phone 504 FARMERS HARDWARE BLA'-OCK suPPLY coMPANY BARBER A Complete Line of Sun-glo SHOP Feeds Insecticides Fertilizers BUY RITE MINEOLA SEED STORE DEPARTMENT STORE A Complete Line of Shoes Nutreno Feeds Piece Goods , , Insecticides Fertilizers Ready-to-Wear Mineola Texas Corl M. Walker COMLM SO MINEOLA WHOLESALE GROCERY Ph 58 MN OLA T X S Q Automatic NOVSITY DGIGS Coin Controlled Machines ALMA AND TOM WILLIAMS Phone 222 Mineola, Texas Best Wishes From MAYER 8. SCHMIDT Tyler TAYLOR'S EAT SHOP HOME COOKED FOODS Open 24 Hours Mr. and Mrs. Buford Taylor BECKHAM HOTEL RAY Modern . . . Air-Conditioned Coffee Shop in Connection J. L. Beckham, Owner and Operator Mineola-, Texas DRINK Coca Colo In Bottles SNIDER PONTIAC CO. 503 West Broad Mineola, Texas DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T BEAT A PONTIAC The End Qs' We, the annual staff, end this book with a fond tarewell and a sincere hope that you have enjoyed it and will treasure it in years to come. The Annual Staff Lett to Right-Barbara Bruner, James Turbeville, David Mat- thews, Ronnie Fowler, Barbara Wade, Joe Sharp, Mary Nell Landrum, Richard Hicks, Bobby Smith, Ronnie Wakefield, Lou Hooks. af-Eli N ' , -.. fi., . ' '3:T'X'1r: . 5-' -.-' 3' ,. --, ' f ,, fy 1,041 If iq' .nht.Flr:v,i5:f,:fQ,. . ...,'1fJ7::ig'xxX.,:.Qi,,',e,:.,:,,,z1:j,f,,f:a,1' l gli W-?!E5gQggggg:U,1g1 '. if '. .I-,,, ., ,Ip 1 55:-' , 4 -. , Eg: ., - -'M-,.,j: V- - E. ffl- gw l -- ' l lwis2a: f, ..',fZ'Zff'. 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