Overton High School - Los Tejas Yearbook (Overton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

Hin, 0609 :No 0 f' 99,76 so Q YQQ Y fa vorifes do SSS adv ow .65 W eriisers .gs . ,D C0 so as 0 xo' sophomores freshmen ww exemen 7 31 9 Ks, 'auf r LOS TEJAS Editor-in-Chief DONNA CRUMBLEY reads a business letter from an advertiser. i ,N Editor DONNA CRUMBLEY plans a day of work on the annual with Co-assistant Edi- tors MARY and MARGARET MCGINTY. -s... NANCY BROWN, Layout Editor, shows her assistants, SONDRA REED, and JANE CHILDRESS, the principles of making good layouts. STAFF Snapshot Edrtor LANELL OSBURN holds a snapshot page whrle AUDICE COL VIN, Typxst prepares to pro vrde surtable copy MRS IOHNIE LOU HARROTT Sponsor of the 1957 Los Teyas dxscusses wrth DONNA CRUMBLEY the method of preparrng a year book RITA WAGGONER, Busrness Manager tackles the problem of frnances whrle her assrstant WIL LIAM SWAN talks wrth Crrcula tlon Manager FRANCES JONES SCHOCL BUILDINGS V .. . i . V ' - i - ww ., - M A ,QW-fff'A a, ,.,,. wmwwiii-l ,M nm- .V ' N.'i-iff Q- ,,,..,Lw,W'w 'A ' ' ,-m,.,.4uw2,:wQ':+m'5i:QiQL High School Building Science Building ,Q M Y., Shop Band Hall Gymnasium Mustang Corral Elementary Building e pf f! gf ff , gr ff' I 1 4 f XQ . N 1 .. .ink if' i BOARD OF EDUCATION WALKER WILSON President JACK BERRY Secretary W. C. BRANCH Vice President H-vw-1--pn-......., v---n--1-.-.....,,,,,,,, BOARD MEMBERS Left tO right: MR. M. L. LONG, MR. O, C. MILLER, DR. W. A, LANAGAN, MR, WALKER WIL- SON, MR, JACK BERRY, MR. W. C. BRANCH, MR. W. I. OSBURN, IR., and MR. JOHN CRAGAR, ? A .xx :Y 'T SUPERINTENDENT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL 'wut wg-avi 1 'YHVP' 'iky X my -mv I ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MISS ALICE RILEY MRS . NOLA MILLS English English, Spanish, and French MR, JAMES W. HENRY Band MISS SARAH BRIDGES Commercial Arts MRS, MARY POWELL Librarian First Semester MRS, MARTHA CARTER Home Economics MR. HARMON VAN OXNER Industrial Arts HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MRS. LILLIAN COHAGEN Speech and Language Arts HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MRS, IOHNIE LOU HARROTT History, Civics, and Language Arts ll 8,3 MRS. WILLO KEOUN Social Studies MR. M. L. RAWLINSON Mathematics and Physics MR. FLOYD ELLIOTT History and Science 'Y' MISS SUE COOPER Girls' Physical Education and Mathematics COACH RALPH LUNDGREN Physical Education and Mathematics COACH ROBERT WILLIAMS Physical Education HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY COACH BILL DAVIS Physical Education and Biology ELEMENTARY FACULTY ..2 NF -yd MRS. JO HINES Sixth Grade Teacher, First Semester MRS. IDA SUE TOBEY Fifth Grade High School Librarian, Second Semester and MRS. DOROTHY GILDERSLEEVE Sixth Grade Teacher, Second Semester. LIB MISS FAE ARMSTRONG Fifth Grade MRS. JO BEVINGTON Fourth Grade MRS. ELIZABETH HOWELL ELEMENTARY FACULTY Fourth Grade MRS. MARDELLE COSTON MRS. NELWYN HARMON Third Grade Third Grade MRS. BEULAH FROST Second Grade ELEMENTARY FACULTY MRS. KATHLEEN WRIGHT Flrst Grade if .fl MRS . MADELINE VARNEY Second Grade MISS RETHA WADDILL First Grade MRS. CECILE TYLER Kindergarten SENIOR CLASS l' 181 CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: CHARLES MANNING, Presidentg LANELL OSBURN, Secretary, AUDICE COLVIN, Treasurerg and MIKE PIERCY, Vice President. , wif, Pl Yi, 21 2 5' 1132 fe if PATSY BARKSDA LE FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g FHA Songleader 45 MUSTANG Reporter 3, 43 MARILYN NEWCOMB NHS 3, 4g NHS Secretary 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA Treasurer 4: Ideal FHA Girl 43 FHA Historian 3: MUSTANG Reporter 4g Press Club 3, 43 Senior Play, Speech Club 1, 2, 3g Pep Squad 1 ALMA RUTH MULLINS MUSTANG Reporter 1, 45 Press Club 1, 4g FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4gIur1i0r Play, Choir 2, 3. Press Club 4, Student Council 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball Co-Captain 3, 45 Junior Playg Speech Club 2, 3. NANCY BROWN Salutatorian5 Student Body Recording Secretary 45 Student Body Corresponding Secretary 35 Student Council 1, 25 LOS TEJAS Layout Editor 3, 45 Annual Staff 1, 3, 45 Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech Club Reporter 25 Thespian Troupe 3, 45 Thespian Treasurer 45 Honor Thespian 45 MUSTANG Typist 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA President 35 FHA Par- liamentarian 25 Who's Who 45 Senior Play5 Rotary Pianist 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 One-Act Play Stage Crew 45 One-Act Play 15 Declamation, Third Place District 3, 45 Junior Play5 Choir 2, 35 Harvest Festival Participant 2, 35 Band 2, 35 Band Sergeant 25 Class Reporter 15 Waco Tournament 1, 2, 4. MIKE PIERCY NHS 3, 45 NHS Vice President 45 Speech Club 3, 45 Senior Play5 One-Act Play 45 All-Star Cast Regional 45 Thespian Troupe 45 Honor Thespian 45 Class Favorite 2, 45 One-Act Play Festival 35 O Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 4-H Club 35 Track 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Class Presi- dent 25 Class Vice President 15 Waco Tournament Finalist 4. AUDICE COLVIN FHA 3, 45 FHA Historian 45 NHS 3, 45 Student Council 45 LOS TEJAS Typist 45 Annual Staff 45 Speech Club 45 One-Act Play Festival 45 Senior Play5 Harvest Festival Participant 3, 45 Monthly Courtesy Queen 35 Choir 35 MUSTANG typist 45 Press Club 4. EMMETT COHAGEN Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 35 Basketball Manager 45 Track 1, 35 Speech Club 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 45 Senior Play5 Thespian Troupe 3, 45 Honor Thespian 45 One-Act Play 2, 3, 45 Best Actor Award Regional 45 All-Star Cast Area 45 All- Star Cast District 35 One-Act Play Festival 2, 35 Junior Play5 O Club 35 Choir 2, 35 Poetry Reading, First Place District, Regional, State 25 Waco Tournament 3, 4. DONNA GAE CRUMBLEY DONALD ROSS PATTERSON Valedictorian5 LOS TEJAS Editor 45 LOS TEJAS Assistant Ed- Boy Honor Graduate5 Bausch Lomb Science Award 45 Arion itor 35 LOS TEJAS Assistant Layout Editor 25 Annual Staff 2, Award 45 School Courtesy Award 45 Who's Who 45 NHS 3, 45 3, 45 Reader's Digest Award 45 Who's Who 45 Thespian Troupe NHS President 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 45 3, 45 Thespian President 45 Best Thespian Award 45 Speech MUSTANG Reporter 45 Press Club 45 Eagle Scout 45 Senior Club 1, 3, 45 Speech Club Secretary 35 One -Act Play 1, 3, Play5 Junior Play5 Football 1. 45 Best Actress Award District, Area, Regional5 All-Star Cast State 45 Poetry Reading, First Place District, Regional 45 Poetry Reading, Third Place State 45 Senior Play5 Student Council 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 45 FHA 3, 45 FHA Pianist 45 Waco Tournament 1, 3, 45 Junior Play5 One -Act Play Festival 35 Choir Pianist 35 Lions Club Pianist 35 Ex- temporaneous Speech, First Place District 35 Extemporaneous Speech Second Place Regional 35 Class Secretary 25 Delama- tion Second Place District 1. RITA WAGGONER CHARLES MANNING School Favorite 45 School Courtesy Award 45 Student Body Class President 3, 45 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 45 4-H Club Presi- Vice President 45 Student Council 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 dent 35 Football 1, 2, 45 Football Captain 45 Basketball 1, Durm Major 45 Twirler 2, 35 Band Sweetheart 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 35 Track 15 O Club 1, 2, 3, 45 MUSTANG 3, 45 Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech Club Reporter 35 Ten- Reporter 45 Press Club 45 Senior Play5 Harvest Festival Escort nis 2, 3, 45 LOS TEJAS Business Manager 45 Annual Staff 45 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Choir 35 Junior Rotarian 15 Class NHS 3, 45 Harvest Festival Participant 45 Junior Play5 Class Favorite 1. Vice President 35 Choir 35 Basketball 1, 25 Junior Cheer- leader 1. FRANCES JONES SONJIA FAIRCHILD DOS TEJAS Circulation Manager 45 LOS TEJAS Assistant Busi- Monthly Courtesy Award 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 MUSTANG ness Manager 35 LOS TEJAS Assitant Layout Editor lg Annual Typist 4g Press Club 4. Staff 1, 3, 45 NHS 3, 4g NHS Parliamentarian 45 Student Council 3, 4: Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 33 Choir 2, 3: FTA 2g Class Vice President 23 Junior High Cheerleader 1. EARLENE MCCORD PAULA PURSELL MUSTANG Editor 4g MUSTANG Reporter 35 Press Club 3, 4g FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Groomed Girl 4: FHA President 4g FHA FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g FHA Vice President 4: FHA Recording Sec- Vice President 33 MUSTANG News Editor 4g MUSTANG retary 35 NHS 3, 45 Class Secretary 3g Junior Playg Speech Reporter 3g Press Club 3, 4g Senior Playg Class Beauty 3, 4: Club 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad 1, 2: Class Reporter 1. Speech Club 1, 2, 33 Choir 33 Class Secretary lg Annual Staff 15 Harvest Festival Participant 1. 3 JANE PARKS Student Body President 4, Student Body Second Vice Presi- dent 3, Rotary Award 4, American Legion Award 4, Thespian Troupe 3, 4, Thespian Clerk 4, Honor Thespian 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Corresponding Secretary 3, Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, MUSTANG Business Manager 4, MUSTANG Co- Editor 3, MUSTANG Production Staff 2, Press Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 4, FTA Second Vice President 4, Senior Play, One -Act Play Stage Crew 4, Who's Who 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Waco Tournament 1, 2, 4, Choir 2, 3, Class Beauty 1, 2. LANELL OSBURN Third Honor Graduate, Class Favorite 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA Recording Secretary 4, FHA Pianist 2, LOS TEJAS DUDLEY YOUNG Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Co-Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3 O Club 1, 2, 3, 4, O Club President 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Soil Judging Team 2, 3, Soil Judging, Third Place 2, MUSTANG Reporter 4, Press Club 4, Senior Play, Junior Play Class Handsome 3, 4, Harvest Festival Escort 3, 4. LAVERNE GRINDLE School Favorite 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Captain 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Basketball Co-Captain 4, Track 3, FHA Snapshot Editor 4, Annual Staff 4, MUSTANG Typist 4, Press Beau 4, Thespian Troupe 4, Speech Club 4, One -Act Play 4 Club 4, NHS 3, 4, Speech Club 4, One -Act Play Festival 4, Student Council 4, Harvest Festival Participant 3, 4, Lions Club Pianist 4, School Courtesy Award 3, Choir 3, Monthly Courtesy Award 3, Class Reporter 2, 3. One-Act Play Festival 4, Senior Play, MUSTANG Reporter 4 Press Club 4, O Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club Vice President 4, 4-H Club Secretary 3, Soil Judging Team 2, 3, 4, Soil Judging, First Place Mt. Pleasant 4, Soil Judging, Third Place Rusk-Panola District 4, Soil Judg ing, Third Place 2, Junior Play, Class Favorite 3, Choir 3, Band 1, 3, Harvest Festival Escort 1. GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 2 ' C 9' y - 9 .L 3 DIA' Q f 7 .. -1 Q 5 'Q :QQ L' t '..Qr,:1 ANNU- I yr CLASS COLORS: Pink and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Pink Carnation CLASS MOTTO: Youth is the opportunity to do something and become somebody. CLASS SONG Graduation Day HONOR GRADUATES 'QD DONNA GAE CRUMBLEY Valedlc torran graduated wrrh top honors rn the class of 1957 She held the hrgh est possrble scholastrc average of 97 Salutatorlan NANCY BROWN came qurte close to havmg a perfect aver age wrth her grades totalmg 96 7 I Q . 4:93 Q Q Q0 fm if DONALD ROSS PATTERSON was Boy Honor Graduate of thrs year s Semor class havmg a scholastlc average of 93 7 'sa' Ffh CT? E f i ffl' N 0 Q 3 Q Q 5 . x C SENIOR AWARDS DONALD ROSS PATTERSON Bausch Lomb Science Award Arion Award DONNA GAE CRUMBLEY Reader's Digest Award JANE PARKS Rotary Award American Legion Award SENIOR PLAY gn 13 ,lv JUNICR CLASS an CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: JEAN WALL, Secretaryg BARBARA WHAYNE, Reporterg PATSY CRAIN, Presidentg and DONALD GENE HEATH, Vice President. if it MARY LYNN ASHBY JACKIE BARRON SUZI BENNETT ANN BORCHERDING ALLENE BRINKLEY IERRY CLARK CHARLES CLUTE PATSY CRAIN MIKE CRAWFORD IEANNE ESTES MARY JANE GIPSON AMA MHP Q'-If I K. rg 2 1-PX CHARLES GRAHAM DONALD GENE HEATH MOLLY G. HEATH LARRY HODGES HAROLD KENNAMER KEITH LATHAM ION LAUGHLIN .TERRY LEWIS SUELLEN LOPER A, D, SANDERS LORENE SHEFFIELD ALBERT SKEEN MIKE STROUD WILLIAM SWAN CARLA TINGLEY IEAN WALL YVONNE WELLS BARBARA WHAYNE eq., 055 JERRY MATTHEWS MARGARET MCGINTY MARY MCGINTY IANICE O'NEAL SHARON PACE SHEILA PACE .,:-5, '1 1 TGS ,XZ gf? g SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: JIM KENNETH OSBURN, Reporterg JERRY LONG Presidentg ELISSA BAILEY, Secretaryg and BILL SKEEN, Vice President. fi' Calvin Allison Elissa Bailey Powers Branch Betty Bynum Jane Childress Jimmy Chustz Danny Cook Don Dean Annette Hendon Sandra Hicks Wyndell Honzell Kappie Keoun Robert Kinney Jerry Don Knox Jerry Long Jamie Manning Elsie McAfee Curry McClure Geraldine Newcomb Jim Kenneth Osburn Ex wr Marion Paul Osburn Linda Phillips Molly Pursell Sondra Reed Kay Roberson Shelby Robinson Jean Rooks Bill Skeen Linda Stover Billy Teafatiller Bonnie Teafatiller Bobby Thompson Sue Waggoner Mary Anna Ward Patsy Willingham Weir Wilson XX., X kg.. FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: TONY LANAGAN, Presidentg ERIC GOFORTH, Vice Presidentg LANA LAUGHLIN, Secretary: and LAWRIS ROACH, Reporter. .A mf: 3 Q i 'Q' Glenda Allison Sundra Alsbrooks Norveline Ashby Lawanna Atkins Carolyn Burk Ronnie Burns Doris Bynum Sandra Cashen Fay Chadwell Shirley Dobbs Rondell Duncan Gene Elmore Walter Florence Jojo Freeman Shirley Freeman Eric Goforth Lanelle Grindle Bill Harmon Charlotte Horton Carolyn Jones 'Tv fit 1,g,,,.f-af pjf 93,1 :Q mn If iw!- Q . , . g hi Q . -x.f,:f -a 1 , :. aw .Q o was XX. ,I ', I View Alu.. if - - ,J wwf W 4.-:Q -a--ff-gi' r ea I 'af V s Tony Lanagan Lana Laughlin Linda Lewis Earline Lumpkin Darlene Melton Kay Pribanich Lawris Roach Maurice Taylor Wayne Taylor Pat York Robert Young Jacqueline Webb Virginia Webster Wanda Williams Frances Wilson +x Igh ff Xf HU EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: TOMMY WEAVER, Reporterg WAYNE PATTERSON, Secretaryg MARSHA JOHNSTON, Vice Presidentg and DOLORES OSBURN, President. Lanette Arnold Dale Ashmore Ex., Mi al Patricia Barrett Sharon Barron Yancy Bess Marcus Bockman Billy Braly Jimmy Braly Peggy Bryan Patsy Bynum Patsy Cashen Douglas Clute Dickie Collins Q so 4 . M -' . .1 ta R ' b v- ,fy Q? 10 On 'V ll . Q 5 fini Wien Lee Wayne Cooper Tommy Estes Ronnie Fields Mike Goforth Nancy Goller Marsha Johnston Paul Jones Stephen Lee Linda Long Q1 Tommy Manning Mack McElroy s ,P 'J Kay Miller Ronny Moore Linda Newcomb Eulana O'Nea1 Dolores Osbum Wayne Patterson Phil Phillips Rita Robinson Gary Sanders Carolyn Sartor Irene Sheffield Juanita Stanley Q ,I .. i', ,U 4' -ff an P i yi xt ,,.f at M f ': . V ' gr- fm Jimmy Watson Tommy Weaver David Wright af' SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: STEVE WILSON, Vice Presidentg VIRGINIA KNOX Reporterg CAMILLE MINOR, Secretary: and JOHN ADAMS, Presi dent. Ann Ballinger Jack Borcherding HSM Melvm Burns i 20' M' Mlke Bynum 1-,pi ar - ? Sue Carter .-J, -u-...mg Tony Chiles Kenneth Cooper Richard Cox V 3 VVV A melda Crabb - Barbara Davis Q. Carolyn Dickson 4' ,vm or me Gilbert Duncan Ierilyn Elmore Kenneth Gregg Carol Harrington Nyoka Harris Gae Hendrie l 49' l 111' Nelson Huska Kenneth Johnston James Kinney kv ,V n i i Virginia Knox Peggy Lewis Curtis Lumpkin Betty McAfee Sharon Miles Polly Porter ,Vg ur-it K' WT! 40 if VH Danny Price Brent Reed Sammye Sheridan Sue Still Tony Still Virginia Taylor David Thomas Johnny Ward Steve Wilson JUNIOR PLAY -fn' - 1 s. gun.. dir' ,JL A' fl luv Id I5 THE CLUTCHING CLA W ,, WMM...-.,, wg- .,........,.J n-Vw ff W I , .,A..r-0--f vf .- ,af-L. .J-.,: ' , - ' f S i....,-.J Nw--Q--- ' .1 M H , .J . ,Iw....-v- .,.....-f ' GI' SIXTH GRADE Paul Branch Beverly Brunson Beverly Childs Y 4 'E 4, I h ' Q, 5, A I , Q g I sl : f, y in , uw . , ' ,, f W. I '13-Q ' V, 'ak sf R 7 w any ' if Darlene Hodges Tommy Hooten Larry Jackson Jimmy Jennings Kay Ketchum Claire Madden Gene May Ruby Milstead Lynn Mitchell Donald Rettig Becky Rice Glynda Sartor Roland Schell Linda Wright Dewayne York Pamela DeSalvo Patty Dobbs Richard Dorris Eddie Felkner Bruce Freeland Suzette de Geurin William Grindle James Hanson Lois Nelwyn Harmon James Earl Herrin E J, Al Ria, ,A Ui' v V4 will i A 'Y , I' - ,Q - f Hg, 4' ' fo, f 1,2 an . , ,Q ,, wu ',, M009 nfv uOM49f .V wr Y M, '33 l. 59' 14,52 ' rl R i FIFTH GRADE Sandra Kay Brinkley Darlene Cooper Janet Cra bb Mary Davis Peggy Davis Jaquetta Farrarid George Fitzgerald Larry Freeman Bobby Gipson Willodean Harvey Joel Johnston Scott King Lola Kinney Barbara Kristoff Betty Lane Elouise Barnes Shirley Barrett Brenda Barton Jimmy Berry ,ln .QI -: tan , , Q 3 - lin if ' a f . l A Q if Q L J S Qt tiff was it rt.: 'TSP ' V 1 ,J .. , 1,7 VL Ni 6 ' K F I , , J ' Sw V, YQ - - M . LJ' E LV ir' fi 4 M2 5 .Jr 5 .. K 5 ',- ' 4 11 Q f W., Kent Lane Douglas Marks Brenda Melton Patsy Minor Brian Piercy Danny Pollard Nina Kay Rankin Anita Roberts David Rothrock Joan Sanders Edwin Schell Jimmy Sheffield Othel Sheffield Paul Silvey Melton Thomas Benes Trus Johnny Tucker Charleen White Andy Wright Ray York Q ww 'ze 21 ,5 l l f il? J ' we J K ill hm Hi Ll' Q f 5 . 'i -A5 Mes I .1 by wer' 1 9 'wmv anna av- 1 J, 5 'N-f 4 T7 ' f x J X Q -Af f ..--Ms . is h ,. .fv- ,. 17 sf , Q' is 5 if 2 il-S Q? e ' . f . , X fi A' g . , . FOURTH GRADE Sherry Bailey Brenda Beckman John Bockmon s. , so --f ,:,.,..., wg R gs 4 5 Hlllllllfl 1 s a rn A 4 .1 IQ: Xa -Q 1 U. I O1 l 'iid' r 02 Z -pe A 4.6.- 5 Q Y ,ix QW K E af' llssil nm' V, ,J Q W V , ,Lvl fur 0- w 6- s . -an . TNQ: , 4 ,....-. A-an ,if Q ,A L 9 f, f 3' Qu IU' vt Q , . K .frm t x C .- .xi N . , R - .-all JA i wr 'L' ' - Mike Branch Linda Brunson Danny Bynum Mary Ann Cooke Ralph DeGeurin Carol Sue Dobbs Robert Dorris Joe Elmore Mike Gandy Rene Goforth James Gregg Patsy Gregg Randall Hanson Walker Harman Atha Ann Helton Ester Nell Horton Gloria Huddle Sheila Jackson Johnny Lamb Mike Lanagan Janice Lawless Walter Long Wanda Mitchell Susan Monaghan Myrrl Moon Allen Nelson Danny Norton John Pahlman Eric Reed Diane Sanders Jerry Sartor Ralph Ward, Jr. Tommy Watson Mary Ruth White THIRD GRADE Celeste Roach Jerry Sadler Mary Sheffield Gary Stanley Shirley Still Patsy Thomas Jean Thurston Curtis Turner Donnie Vetch Jimmy Don Ward Mary Wyrick Iennye Yates Toni Ballinger Betsy Barton Mike Bates Francis Ann Beck Philip Benefield Bobby Bess Richard Borcherding Carol Cohagen Johnny Cohagen Roger Cooper Clark Davis Bruce DeSalvo Robert Gildersleeve Patty Gipson Patricia Hanson Cheryl Harris Judy Hickman Sharon Howell Robert Jackson Cindy Kendall Kitty Ketchum Don King Carl Kinney Delores Kinney Ronnie Manning Michael Miles Buster Minor Roger Moore Robert Peterson Jimmy Rhodes G , ......, 'Sr 'e r an f 'L ,Sh 'Q-32 25 4 , ' Z 1' if f l 1 Y ,K 1 J V -f fgri j ar jp 4 f- - lf , l a iff! i QV' fe I W' , -Q - ,.......,,f at-2. 1' I , ,r ,ff or Vo A L, w r psf rw . 3 in a.r:f'3'f1l we sa if I' we .Q-bud' .Q----,r ,KJ f ' 4 , 'uv ,,.,,.,., Q, , .1 P I I , , an my ff' si- -, Y 'runny I , HX 3 J f W: H Q . -ea: 1-aff: Q viii 'T Jimmy Allison Barbara Ashby James Biggerstaff WT? 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K Q I mr 4 M ' Q-tl i,.., ,ff if I V 'K i in M . ,, A 'mp' 4 '39 Q ai is ' 1 , N... -..f my I xt X . -qfglif SECOND GRADE Kelley Ketchum Gerald Lakota Ronnie Lee Barbra Levin Bobby Manning Janita Jo Monaghan Garry Nelson Virginia Pahlman Ronnie Palmer Doyle Perry Mike Pohl Glenda Poole Jimmy Price Nelwyn Riley Paula Riley Ronnie Sadler Donna Sartor Sandra Kay Sewell Marianna Strange Lera Tyler Larry West Terry West Don White Barry Wilson FIRST GRADE Michael Ammons Janet Kay Arnold Janice Barrett Brenda Bryan Audrey Cooper Janie Cox Thomas Lee Gipson Dorothy Grindle Cathy Hall Luther Hall Laura I-Iaslett Glenn Honzell Dalford Jackson Ronnie Jackson Sara Jarrell Bill Lanagan Carol Madden Dickie McMeans Ray Glenn Moon James Ancil Nelson Jeannie Newcomb Yvonne Pahlman Delcia Roach Jennifer Sharrer Huce Stanton Katherine Strange Michael Trus Gene Vestal Sharon Webster Kathryn West Steven Whayne Norma Wofford Barbara Wright Phillip Wyatt I had-'Q M' ' A New 9 Lei' , is . 40 wg: 6 5' 9 -... 4. ui ,V G, K .yft , 5 . ,ag zv.:r',.? c x:f5l5XM5?'J . . if i: A m 1 ' fx J.e2af',3i?iX3S ,L :Q ' -elif 'iw f-wif tvillffg in , . 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'cy' 1717 SEVENTH GRADE BEAUTY AND HANDSOME SEVENTH GRADE FAVORITES w'ii2.- 'R r- , 5 f M SARAH j ..1Q ' HICKS ' TONY CHILES JANE PARKS LaVerne's fun-loving personality has made him a favorite with his fellow students, which was proven when he was elected School Favor- ite. Not only did this popular Senior participate actively in many sports throughout his high school years, but LaVerne was active in many clubs WHO' Serving as the first girl president of the Overton High School Student Body did not handicap Jane Parks, but only proved her qualities as a capable and efficient leader. ln recognition of her ability as a leader, Jane received the Rotary Award. Jane has also maintaineda high scholastic average even while very busy with extracurricular activities. and organizations. LAVERNE GRINDLE Through her various high school activities such as Drum Major, participant in athletic activities, and a member of many clubs, Rita has become a favorite with the students of Overton High School. Not only was she elected School Favorite, but she also received the School Courtesy Award. Rita's initiative was put to use when she served as First Vice President of the Student Body. Her admirable scho- lastic record is just another of her many accomplishments. RITA W A GGONER 7i1'i ,M S WHO An outstanding Senior, Donna capably earned the honor of Valedictorian of the 1957 Senior class. The seemingly impossible never troubles her, for she accomplishes what- ever she begins. Donna has participated in many activities, such as Edi- tor-in-Chief of the annual, and President of the Thespian Troupe. She is very interested in speech activities, and because of her hard work and diligence she was placed on the All-Star Cast at the State Interscholastic League One- Act Play Contest. NA NCY BROW N DONNA GAE CRUMBLEY Donald, Boy Honor Graduate of this year's Senior class, received a high honor when he was pre- sented the Bausch Lomb Science Award. Outstanding in scholastic work, Donald is the capable leader of the National Honor Society. An active band member, he was the recipient of the Arion Award. The School Courtesy Award was also bestowed upon this deserving boy. if DONALD ROSS PA TTERSON This efficient Senior capably served the Student Body as Secretary this year. Although Nancy devoted much of her time to many extracurricular activities, being an inter- ested participant in Speech work, serving as cheerleader, and holding offices in various organizations, she maintained an excellent scholastic average, and received the honor of being Salutatorian of her class. COURTESY AWARD WINNERS In order to acquaint the students of Overton High School with the importance and significance of courtesy in all acti- vities, a new policy was instituted by the Student Council. This policy of selecting a boy and girl judged most courteous during the month worked quite well, Each month that a courtesy king and queen was chosen, the Student Council pre- sented a citizenship medal to each of them. October DONALD GENE HEATH and LINDA LONG i '1 December MA URICE TAYLOR and 3 Nor pictured, SONJIA FAIRCHILD f February TONY CHILES Q and l SARAH HICKS March MARY MCGINIY Zi and Q MIKE CRAWFORD , W All Not pictured, FRANCES JONES and , PHIL PHILLIPS, Courtesy Queen and King for April. fi.,f,.1,-fgf MOST COURTEOUS rlta waggoner donald patterson HARVEST FESTIVAL '1 'i ' '1 ii ' L 1 1 A fl THE ROYAL COURT LAWANNA ATKINS, Queen of the 1957 Harvest Festival, is crowned by her escort DUDLEY YOUNG. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Serving as officers of the Student Council for the past year, were, left to right: WILLIAM SWAN, Second Vice President, MR. R. L. PORTER, Sponsor, JANE PARKS, Prcsidentg NANCY BROWN, Recording Secre- tary, RITA WAGGONER, First Vice Presidentg and SUZI BENNETT,Cor- responding Secretary. COUNCIL The Overton High School Student Council is composed of repre- sentatives from each class and organization throughout the school. The Student Council sponsors many activities in the school with the purpose of promoting better relations between the students and faculty. The projects of the Student Council are designed to improve the school and benefit the students. Its first activity of the year, a Back To School Social, followed by Howdy Week, provided ample oppor- tunities for meeting new and old friends. In order to acquaint the students with the values of courtesy, a courtesy king and queen of the month were elected several times during the year. The annual Harvest Festival, the Student Council's main money- inaking project, was presented quite successfully in November. The Student Council sponsored the March of Dimes drive in the Overton School. In promoting this noteworthy drive, this organization contributed seventy-five dollars to help fight polio. Delegates from the .Student Council attended the State Convention of Student Councils which was held in Galveston. MISS SARAH BRIDGES Sponsor THE MUSTANG ,fm 91 EARLENE MCCORD IEANNE ESTES Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Left to right: IEANNE ESTES, Assistant Editorg PAULA PURSELL, News Eclitorg JANE PARKS, Business Man- agerg JERRY LONG, Sports Editorg EARLENE MCCORD, Editor-in-Chiefg and BARBARA WHAYNE, Circulation Manager. CLUB 4' 5 :LQ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1,3 if H ali an A ' ff XY' qgevi., 'QQ4 Left to right: MIKE PIERCY, Vice Presidentp FRANCES JONES, Parliamentariang DONALD PATTERSON, Presidentg MARILYN NEWCOMB, Secretaryg and MRS, JACK HINES, Sponsor. The National Honor Society is an organization for outstanding students in the secondary school, and is one of the highest honors that can be conferred upon a student. Require- ments for membership are character, service, leadership, and scholarship. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Z!! ix? E L FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA F T A OFFICERS Left to rrght MARY MCGINTY, Treasurer JANE PARKS Second Vrce Presrdent JANE CHILDRESS Hrstorlan MRS WILLO KEOUN Sponsor MIKE STROUD Presl dent MISS ALICE RILEY Sponsor ELISSA BAILEY F1rstVrce Presxdent WEIR WILSON Reporter and MARGARET MCGINTY Secretary YW The Overton Chapter of the Future Teachers of Amerrca encourages rnterest rn the teachmg professron and provrdes opportunrtres for leadershrp experrence for rts members through student teachrng Several members of the club attended the State 1- T A Conventron held rn Denton THESPIAN TRCUPE 1586 Entering their first truly active year the Thespians presented two plays The Lost Kiss fantasy which was presented at a Speech Clinic in Kilgore and a comedy The Bathroom Door which was given at a Masonic banquet At the last meeting of the year new pledges were presented to the Troupe and the new officers were installed W ,..... Safe THESPIAN TROUPE OFFICERS Seated: MARY GIPSON, Secretary, DONNA CRUMBLEY, Presi dent, MOLLY G, HEATH, Vice Presidentg IANE PARKS, Clerk. Standing: NANCY BROWN, Treasurer, MRS. LILLIAN CO HAGEN, Sponsor, and JANE CHILDRESS, Student Council Rep resentative. SPEECH CLUB 15: iv. it CLUB OFFICERS Left to rrght MARGARET MCGINTY, Vxce Presldent ION LAUGHLIN Presrdent LARRY HODGES, Student Councxl Rep resentatlve and MRS LLLLIAN COHAGEN, Sponsor Not shown lS MARY MCGINTY Secretary The Speech Club an organrzatlon whose purpose IS to further interest ln dramaucs had a very actlve year Wlth funds from the annual Varlety Show members of the club attended Margo Jones Theater 57 ln Dallas Many of the members partrclpated rn the Waco Invrtatlonal Speech Tournament whxch many south western states enter At the end of the year the club was honored at a Recognltlon Banquet glven by the cmzens of Overton Z 2 1 S 5 . - , . I 9 ' ' 1 1 - 1 . ON E-ACT CAST Mama - - - - DONNA CRUMBLEY Katrin - - - - - JANE CHILDRESS Papa - - - - - EMMETT COHAGEN Christine - - ---- MOLLY HEATH Nels - - - - - MIKE PIERCY Dagmar - - - - - -KAPPIE KEOUN Aunt Trina - - - PATSY CRAIN Aunt Sigrid - - - - - EL1ssA BAILEY Aunt Jenny - - - - MARY JANE GIPSON Uncle Chris ---- ------ ---- L A VERNE GRINDLE Student Assistants: JANE PARKS, NANCY BROWN, PATSY WILLINGHAM, ION LAUGHLIN, and MIKE CRAWFORD, Directed by MRS. LILLIAN COHAGEN I Remember Mama, Overuon's entry in the Interscholastic League One-Act Play Contest, brought honor and prestige to our school and community. The play, under the capable direction of Mrs. Lillian Cohagen, won First Place at District, with Donna Crumbley being named Best Actress, and Elissa Bailey and Jane Childress being placed on the All- Star Cast. I Remember Mama again won at Area Meet held in Commerce. Donna Crumbley was again named Best Actress, and Emmett Cohagen was placed on the All-Star Cast. Top honors came to the play at regional as Donna Crumbley and Emmett Cohagen were named as Best Actress and Best Actor, respectively. Elissa Bailey, Mike Piercy, and Jane Childress were placed on the All-Star Cast. The play then proceeded to the State One-Act Play Contest at the State Meet held in Austin, but failed to place. Donna Crumbley was placed on the All-Star Cast. PLAY 01155 49 +73 A Famlly Portralt from I REMEMBER MAMA Z Seated Kapple Keoun and Mlke Plercy Standmg Mary Jane Gxpson Patsy Cram Ehssa Barley Emmett Cohagen, Donna Crumbley, Laverne Grmdle, Molly G Heath, and Jane Chlldress ' JCI fha 'M Q I ,u ' I g I . Es and V .W f x 'v'9 x 'w . H f 'H XM I f A A Eff Q . if: ,' 7 'I Eff, -' f . l,. 'f 'A . , , I - - .. H . A ' A-L N w , rw ,V .Mya L3 V as Kal! i vV b3 Aww ,I f-fy, I U 3' f A405757 ,.. VJ! ,. . Igrm fy 54 A ' ,,-5'33 I 15, 'Q I -gvv .4 f. , 1 .2 Q , , . , 1 y I 1 . fs A 'ki X . i Q 1, I A7 X x , X 1 I Hy, A 5 lb' , , M .1 1 K I : ' 2 I I I INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE WINNERS DONNA CRUMBLEY recetved Thtrd Readlng Dtvtston MIKE STROUD Second Place tn Declamatton at Regtonal Meet ELISSA BAILEY Dlstrtct Wtnner tn Extemporaneous Speech .-mu., fi' 'iw Because of hrs talent and capabllxty Place honors at the State Meet for her MIKE CRAWFORD was able to Wlfl flne performance Ln the Gtrls Poetry Thlrd Place tn Boys POCIIY Readtng at the State Meet 'EX H an 'l'3'h 'h+ New MARY MCGINTY Thtrd Place tn Debate at Regtonal Meet ,l 4:-1'0 pit? POWERS BRANCH Dtstrtct Wtnner tn Extemporaneous Speech -Q Mat MARGARET MCGINTY Thtrd Place tn Debate at Regtonal Meet IEANNE ESTES Dtsmct Wtnner 111 Gtrls Declamatton V, V gf 1' f, 2 V Zig. E iAi by , K + ' A R B 1 .t: 5 .ti R ,zvff A JA' 3 ' mx 4 fyf v i K ' rf A AA ., V 7' - ,, ,.. A 2 A M p Q. P S Qty ff ff Qyg x . fa rl I , , , Hgh 'QW 4-H CLUB Ailwflv we 1 4-H CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: DONALD GENE HEATH, Presidentg MIKE CRAWFORD, Student Council Representativeg LAVERNE GRINDLE, Vice Presidentg WILLIAM SWAN, Secretary: 1 i and JERRY LONG, Reporter. s MR, HARMON VAN OXNER Sponsor The 4-H Club, whose main purpose is to promote soil conservation, entered a soil judging team in several meets. The team, composed of William Swan, LaVerne Grindle, Jerry Lewis, and Donald Gene Heath, won first place at Mt. Enterprise and placed third at the Rusk-Panola Soil Conservation District. Many of the 4-H Club members enjoyed the annual trip to the Houston Fat Stock Show. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA MNH s Q , , ,, ,.,,., ,N lflmnbwo- ,.,.,,w.hmsw ... f A -4-Mm 1--A-'ill The past year was an active one for the Overton F.H.A. Chapter. Extra emphasis was placed on Civil Defense and several meetings were devoted to this project. An annual Christmas project, sending Christmas cards to the Mental Hospital in Rusk, was completed. Many of the F.H. A. members enjoyed Rural Youth Day at the Stare Fair in Dallas. Through various money-making activities the sponsor Mrs. Martha Carter and three club members were able to attend the State F.H. A. Convention in Fort Worth. Climaxing the year's activities was the F.H. A. Banquet which had a Hearts and Flowers theme. F.H.A. OFFICERS 913, z'f2'r'm'm Left to nght: FRANCES JONES, Student Councll Representat1vegWANDA WILLIAMS, Parliamentariang PATSY BARKSDA LE, Song Leaderg ELISSA BAILEY,Corresponding Secre - taryg DONNA CRUMBLEY, Pianistg MRS. MARTHA CARTER, Sponsorg PAULA PURSELL, Presidentg AUDICE COLVIN, Historiang LANELL OSBURN, Recording Secretaryg and MARI- LYN NEWCOMB, Treasurer. DQ NN 4 1 2 T F. H. A. Beau LA VER.NE GRINDLE MR, JAMES w, HENRY, Director LARRY HODGES. President .717 'Q X A 53975 OVERTON MUSTANG BAND i 4 BAND SWEETHEART RITA WAGGONER, Band Sweetheart IS pre sented wtth a s11ver bracelet by DONALD PATTERSON Band Captain The Jantce La Grone Memorlal Band Stand O. H. S. TWIRLERS DRUM MAJORS RITA WAGGONER and PATSY CRAIN KAY ROBERSON SUE WAGGONER LANA LAUGHLIN EARLINE LUMPKIN LINDA PHILLIPS MARY ANNA WARD X w 2 l Q QL Q2 Q Q i -ya ggi' ifw ', hi? U 51 10 t 4k 2652 IBQ -17 SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Coaches BILL DAVIS and RALPH LUNDG EN with Captains DUDLEY YOUNG LAVERNE GRINDLE, a d CHARLES MANNING. DUDLEY YQUNG CHARLES NLANNING LAVERNE GRINDLE EMMETT COHA GEN KEITH LATHAM ALBERT SKEEN JERRY LEWIS MIKE STROUD N ,vcr-f MIKE CRAWFORD .ION LAUGHLIN HAROLD KENNAMER CHARLES CLUTE BILL SKEEN ATWELL HANKINS BOBBY THOMPSON WEHR WILSON POWERS BRANCH .TERRY DON KNOX ROBERT YOUNG FXJNDELL DUNCAN Z? 1 Left to right: Don Dean, Managerg Dudley Young, Charles Manning, LaVerne Grindle, Emmett Cohagen, Senior Mem- bersg William Swan, Jackie Barron, Managersg and Donald Gene Heath, who was injured early in the season. 34 S ,gf . 1 , - : .A .W lvl. W. f '- Siu , 1 C Ill X 29 33?- if 3 fl' gl at f. YS .Q-.f K, 4. V ff Q- - .1 ,mug JN ,fm-fr ,ax S142 13' 9. V 1 N..- Mkb Y 4 2 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM 'Sak I Q 1 if I .0 I' e fha. -, , SA Q ,M .E 'fc Q A I ,X I - 5, 5. gji I ' f ny .,, X . f, . 3 . Il? 4 , I A 4 3 mf. .. I-1' V M E 9 . . , L 3 . 'L Il,,vL I Q. 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