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

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How many tunes has Mrs Harrott heard those same remarks whlle teachrng courses IH C1V1CS and htstory Students have come throughout the day to Mrs Harrott erther to classes to obtam an O K for the annual staff or just to talk I terested rn the students and the school Mrs Harrott taught and gurded her classes wxth vrgor Although she IS leavlng hrgh school to teach rn elementary, she w1l1 not be forgotten Because the students of Overton Hlgh School slncerely appremate Mrs Harrott, the annual staff has the puvllege of dedrcatmg to her the 1958 Los Tejas Co-Editors, MARY and MARGARET MCGINTY, check with JANE CHILD RESS, Assistant Editor, the three main principles of a good yearbook - planning, advertising, and good layouts. STAFF SONDRA REED, Layout Editor, works with her Assistant, MAR- SHA JOHNSTON, as they study Photolith and Taylor Talk Mag- azines for new and good layout ideas. SANDRA CASHEN, her other Assistant, is not pictured. MARY and MARGARET MCGINTY Co-Editors-in-Chief, discuss with MRS. IOHNIE LOU HARROTT, ad visor, principles of preparing a good yearbook. SCHOOL BUILDINGS HIGH SC HOOL BUILDING SCIENCE BUILDING GYMNASIUM BAND HALL MUSTANG CORRAL -Jw SHOP ELEMENTARY BUILDING K .vfqadisi 1 3 1 S L ir, 't ,b uns ' A 4-J aww ,gi-gm V 'qgxgsgisvm ' 1 :fm , - fy-sf. . .fggggy xp.. J, 3 JiP5kg5?f5k Akgzlifwhiiigk gif, ,J .. 1 wi- , ,KN L .. K . f,: A , if - Qgsqw, at F , X-1,.,L,' fi-via Hpiiir, w W , :ef f N' 5 x Y, 1 w 1 E il - al 5 1 if w 5 5 ,Z X F w gl 2 ,ag 'J es 'mf I Af, . sq K Q . 1, ,Q EK JA gig? ?Ef??f55-1 iw 5452? , A W HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MR, R, L, PORTER ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL MISS DORTHY HARRIS ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY MRS. NELSON BOARD OF EDUCATION A fair representation of the people is the Over- ton School Board. Elected by the eligible voters for a three year term, the Board is responsible for the policies of the school. Two very important jobs of the Board members are determining the an- nual budget and approving all expenditures from the funds, President WALKER WILSON Left to right: M. L. Long, O. C. Miller, Dr, W, A. Lanagan, Walker W11- son, Jack Berry, Bill Branch, W. I. Osburn, and John Cragar, Pictured to the right is ERNEST JOHNSTON, who was elected in April for the new term. NON-TEACHING STAFF MRS. IRMA WELLS Not pictured: MRS. THELMA LOPER BUS DRIVERS CAFETERIA STAFF ROY HARVEY - ' 'X' ,fx-H1 - a f 3 ,ax :I '1 MAINTENANCE STAFF EARLY DENNIS , ROYAL MARTIN MR, I, I-I. ARNOLD, MR, R, STILL, MR. I. N. GOFGITH. ww Gimbii HIGH FA EWEXQQWQW Sr L MRS, JOHNIE LOU HARROTT History, Civics, Social Studies MISS ALICE RILEY English, French, Spanish MRS . IO HINES Librarian iv A MR, FLOYD ELLIOTT Health and Science SC HOOL LTY S . I' 4' 3 MR. M. L. RAWLINSON 54. ,-,....--- ik K Mathematics and Chemistry MRS. C. C, MCCLELLAN Home Economics MRS. WILLO KEOUN Social Studies and English MRS. LILLIAN COHAGEN Speech and Language Arts x f, COACH BILL DAVIS Physical Education and Biology COACH FRED ANDERSON Physical Education COACH BRUCE GOFORTH Physical Education S HIGH FA MRS, NOLA MILLS Substitute CHCOL LTY MISS RUBY HAYS Girls' Physical Education ---.xx yi. MRS, ELIZABETH MAYS Commercial Arts MR, JAMES HENRY Band MR, HARMON VAN OXNER Shop MRS, IDA SUE TOBEY Sixth Grade MRS. ELIZABETH HOWELL Sixth Grade MISS FAE ARMSTRONG Fifth Grade N 3 LIB 49' MRS. JO BEVINGTON Fourth Grade ELEM FA TARY LTY 4 MISS RETHA WADDILL Fourth Grade MRS, MARDELLE COSTON Third Grade IB YRX MRS. MADELINE VARNEY Second Grade Q. 595: 3' .,G vi-'fd MRS . BEULAH FROST Third Grade ,Wx MRS , KAT HLEEN WRIGHT First Grade MRS. CECILE TYLER Kindergarten MRS . BILL BRANCH Substitute MRS. A. I. BURNS Third Grade FACULTY wwf I q -.L a files E Wsiwk HQ we B45 Q-Q 0 X Ol' nf. Far? W' 3 O' M, .,..v- Q SENICR CLASS K twig S J f cLAss omcens n Left to right: WILLIAM SWAN, Presidentg JEAN WALL, Secretaryg DONALD HEATH. Vice President. JERRY MATHEWS School Favorite 4g Harvest Festival 3, 45 PASF 3,4g Officer 4g Student Coun- cil 4g Band 3,4. FRANK CAMPBELL Class Handsome 4g Entered Senior Year WILLIAM SWAN Football Manager 1,3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1,2,3,4, O Club 2,3,4, 4-H 1,2, 4-H Officer, Harvest Festival 1,3,4, Student Council 1, 2,3,4, 2nd Veep 3, Vice President 4, Courtesy Award 3,4, All-District Soil Judging 2, 3,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Assistant Busi- ness Manager 3, Business Manager 4, Speech Club 3,4, Class Favorite 3, Play Festival 3,4, Senior Class President, Sports Editor of Mustang 4, NHS 4, FTA 4, Senior Play, American Legion Award 4, Bausch Lomb Science Award 4, All- District Baseball 4. SHARON PACE FHA 1,2,3,4, Band 1, Speech 2,3, Har- vest Festival 2. MIKE CRAWFORD Football 1,3,4, Tennis 1,3,4, Band 1, 2,4, Speech Club 1,2,3,4, 2nd in Dis- trict Poetry Reading 2, 1st in District and Regional Poetry Reading 3,4, 3rd at State 3, Thespian 3,4, President 4, Hon or Thespian 3,4, Junior High Courtesy Award 1, Monthly Courtesy Award 3,4, Courtesy King 4, Play Festival 1, 2,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, 4-H 2,3, O Club 2,3,4, Waco Trip 2,4, One-Act Play 2,3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Boys' State 3, NHS 4, President 4, Har- vest Festival 3,4, Press Club 4, FTA 4, Sl-IEILA PACE FHA 1,2,3,4, Press Club 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 4. Eiffel -it MARY MCGINTY Basketball 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Har- vest Festival 1, FHA Parliamentarian 2, Historian 4, Speech Club 2,3,4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, Press Club 2, Assistant Editor of Annual 3, Editor 4, Thespians 3,4, Clerk 4, FTA 3,4, FTA Treasurer 3, PASF 3,4, NHS 4, Student Council 4, Monthly Courtesy Award 4, Honor Thes- pian, 1st in District Debate 3, Waco Trip 3,4, Junior Play, Play Festival 2,3, One-Act Play 4, Salutatorian, ALBERT SKEEN Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Base- ball 1,3, 0 Club 2,3,4, 4-H 2,3, Qgjy' .nn! ' 'LE Paw I LARRY HODGES Basketball l,35 Band l,2,3,45 Speech Club 1,2,3,4g Tennis l,2,3,45 lst at District lg Class Vice President 15 Class Favorite lg Student Council 2,3,4, President 45 Play Festival l,2,3,45Class President 25 4-H 25 Waco Trip 2,3,45 Finals at Waco 45 Band President 3,45 O Club 3,45 Thespian 3,45 Junior Play5 Harvest Festival 35 NHS 45 Senior Play5 Boys' State 3, YVONNE W ELL5 Band l,25 FHA l,2,3,45 Speech Club l,2,3,45 Press Club l,2,3,45 Play Fes- tival 1,25 Senior Play5 45 Senior Class Beauty. Harvest Festival IEW PATSY CRAIN Band l,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Twirler l, Drum Major 2,3,45 Speech Club l,2, 3,45 FHA 25 Annual Staff 25 Thespians 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Press Club 45 Tennis l,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Class Beauty 1,35 Class President 35 School Beauty 45 Class Secretary 45 One- Act Play l,2,35 Play Festival l,2,3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Harvest Festi- val 2,45 Homecoming Queen 4. JACKY BARRON Football Manager 2,3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 25 Baseball Manager 2,35 4-H 25 O Club 2,3,45 Class Favorite 2,45 Student Council 3,45 Junior Play5 FHA Beau 45 Senior Play. 1 my !'5 MARGARET MCG INT Y Basketball 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,45 Speech 2,3,45 Vice President 35 Thes- pian 3,45 Honor Thespian 4, Vice Presi- dent 45 FTA 3,4, Secretary 35 PASF 3, 45 Annual Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 45 Waco Trip 2,3,45 lst at District Debate 35 Play Festival 35 One- Act Play 45 NHS 45 Student Council 45 Monthly Courtesy Award 45 Senior Play Harvest Festival 3. JERRY CLARK 4-H 1,2,35 O Club l,2,3,45 Speech Club l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 25 Football Manager 1, 25 Basketball Manager 25 Basketball 3,45 Baseball 3, 45 Play Festival 1,2,35 Junior Play5 Sen ior Play5 One-Act Play 4, LORENE SHEFFIELD FHA 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 1,25 Manager Basketball 25 Speech Club 35 Basket- ball Team 45 Press Club Typist 4. MIKE STROUD Valedictorian5 Rotary Award 45 Dan- forth Award 45 American Legion Award 35 Basketball l,2,35 Football l,2,3,45 All-District Football 45 Track 1,2,35 Speech Club 1, 2,3,45 Waco Trip 1, 2, 45 First in District Declamation 2,3,45 lst in Regional 45 2nd in Regional 35 2nd at State 45 2nd in District Spelling 35 lst in Spelling 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Harvest Festival 35 NHS 45 FTA 3,45 stare Mr. FTA 45 PASF 4. MARY LYNN ASHBY Pep Squad lg FHA 1,2,3,45SpeechC1ub 1, 2,3,45 Press Club l,2,3,4, Typist 45 Thespian 45 Manager of BasketballTeam 25 Play Festival 2,45 Director of Win- ning Play 25 Junior Play5 Senior Play, TOMMY PAINTER Entered at Mid-term, 5 S Q L 7 5, , 1 74 ' ION LAUGHLIN Football l, 2,35 Basketball l, 2, 3,43 Track l,2,35 Baseball l,2,3,45 Band 1, 25 Speech Club l,2,3,45 President 3,45 4-H 2,35 O Club 2,3,45 One- Act Play 2,3,45 Play Festival 2,3,45 Waco Trip 3,45 Junior Play5 FTA 3,45 Student Council 45 NHS 45 Best Actor of Play Festival 45 Finals at Waco 45 All-Star Cast in District One-Act Play4 I A NIS C OOPER FHA l,2,3,45 Pep Squad 1,25 Harvest Festival 15 Speech Club 2,3,45 PASF 3,4, Treasurer 35 FTA 35 NHS 45 Press Club Typist 45 3rd at District Shorthand Contest 4. IEAN WALL H-lA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,45 Band l,2,35 Press Club 1, 2,3,4, News Editor 45 Speech Club 1, 2, 3,45 Student Council 3,4, Recording Secretary 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Thespian 45 Basketball 1, 25 Tennis 1,45 Junior High Cheerleader 15 Senior High Cheerleader 45 Class Sec- retary 3,45 Class Favorite 45 Play Fes- tival 4. CHARLES CLUTE Football 1,2,3,45 Football Captain 45 All-District End 45 Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Captain 45 Track 1,2,35 Baseball 1, 2, 3,45 O Club 2,3,45 4-H 2,35 O Club Vice President 35 Senior Play5 Monthly Courtesy Award 4 ,swan DONALD GENE HEATH Band 1,45 4-H 1,2,3, Reporter 1, Presi- dent 35 Football 1,2,35 Tennis 1,2,3, 45 Soil Judging 3rd Place 1, lst Place 2,3,45 NHS 45 Speech Club 3,45 PASF 3,45 Harvest Festival 35 Senior Play5 Student Council 45 FTA 4, MARY JANE GIPS ON FHA 1,2,3,45 Speech Club 1,2,3,45 Thespians 2,3,4, Secretary 35 Waco Finals in Humorous Interp. 2,45 Debate at Waco 2,35 FFA 3,45 One-Act Play 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Play Fes- tival 25 Danforth Foundation Award 4. IEANNE EST ES Band 1,25 FHA 1,2,3,45 Press Club 1,2, 3,4, Assistant Editor 35 Editor 45 Speech Club 1, 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Thes- pians 3,45 Student Council 45 Corre- sponding Secretary 45 Junior HighCheer leader 15 Senior High 3,45 Harvest Fes- tival 1,45 Waco Trip l,3,45 Play Festi- val 2,45 One-Act Play 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Basketball 15 Tennis 15 Dec lamation, lst in District 2,3,45 Class Favorite 35 School Favorite 4, HAROLD KENNAMER Press Club 1,35 4-H i,2,3, o ciub 2,3,4, Secretary 35 Student Council 3, 45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Track 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 Soil Judging 3,45 Class President 15 Class Secretary 3. GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958 1x.p-...N LW U -I' 4x,,-.-,,,,,,r- 4-L..l 0 grime, 'W 3' 4 ,Q WA 5 CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Blue Iris CLASS MOTTO: If a man seeks greatness, let CLASS SONG: him forget greatness and seek truth, then he shall achieve greatness, Magic Moments HONOR GRADUATES Va1ed1ctor1an MIKE bTROUD graduated wuh the hlghest poss1b1e average of 97 MARY MCGINTY Silutatouau had au average of 96 57 The graduauug class of 1958 was unusual 1n that fxve students held averages of 96 to 94 , . , E . , . 1 1 . , u L , . n ' ' 1 1 1 0 gr-w Afl- MARY JANE GIPSON Danforth Award SENIOR AWARDS WILLIAM SWAN Bausch and Lomb American Legion MIKE STROUD Rotary Danforth Bausch and Lomb can W .NM War L A A L LARRY HODGES Arion Award SENIOR PLAY '-MRS. McTHING l The seniors really enjoyed their fantastic play, Mrs, McThing, which left every one with the idea that witches are for real! Q S 1,'i'f,gy3ifff 2115 'if .,., ,. ,- Q f ' - , 5: za f 'f2iQ:5: 0 1 ,Q .. NX mi: ' f Q .2 5 5 ' - fi FWS -1' -Qiibiim Am, . ai .ills XM, 15, gw zwg , A305 0 .ir .1 JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Left to rightg POWERS BRANCH, Reportcrg ELISSA BAILEY, Sccretaryg CALVIN HARDIE, Vice Presidentg JERRY LONG , President. Il' .4-ff' if K W4-an -ff? 1.4 BILL ALEXANDER ELISSA BAILEY POWERS BRANCH BETTY BYNUM JANE CHILDRESS JIMMY CHUSTZ bHIRLEY COLEMAN DON DEAN LINDLEY ELLIOTT NORBURN FULLER ATWELL HANKINS CALVIN HARDIE min -401'-W 4-ni 1 ui 45 CS? ,av 441519 ,Q few M 53455 fl' ,fra 'FLW WHL 'I ,I- 9h it MR ANNETTE HENDON JERRY I-IICKb SANDRA HICKS WYND1' LL HONZELL KAPPIE KEOUN JERRY DON KNOX JERRY LONG JAMIE MANNING ELbIE MCAFEE 49' Q17 '49 A ff. .M L ? by I x .ph CURRY MCCLURE GERALDINE NEWCOMB JIM OSBURN MARION PAUL OSBURN LINDA PHILLIPS MOLLY PURSELL SONDRA REED SHELBY ROBINSON JEAN ROOKS BILL SKEEN KAY SMIRES LINDA STOVER f-fn' 104, fw- 44 E vwbf' ,f '? BOBBY THOMPSON PATSY WILLINGHAM WEIR WILSON ,. 4' ,,gf ,.' CAST Mr. Smith - - - - - Mrs. Smith - - Rose - - - Esther - - - Agnes - - - Tootie - - Lon --------- Grandpa Prophater - - Katie ------- Mrs. Waughop - - Ida Boothby - - - John Shepard - - Fred Gregory - - Lucille Pentard - - Mr. Dodge - - - Mr. Duffy - - Conductor - - - - - - - - Place: The living room of the Smith family in St. Louis Time: Late Spring, 1904 - - CALVIN HARDIE - - ELISSA BAILEY ' ' JANE CHILDRESS ' - ' - - ' -KAY SMIRES GERALDINE NEWCOMB - - - -KAPPIE KEOUN - POWERS BRANCH - - -WEIR WILSON ' ' JAMIE MANNING - -ANNETTE HENDON - ' ' -MOLLY PURSELL ' - SHELBY ROBINSON ' - NORBURN FULLER - ---- JEAN ROOKS ' ' ' ' JERRY LONG - - ATWELL HANKINS - - BOBBY THOMPSON JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The chop suey's very good, So tired You take this side . , Elissa and Don I'rr1 hungry enough to eat a butterfly. Later, at Weir's sop F65 ,Qi 5 'Ein W Q ap 5 az . 1...-f SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS 10 Left to right: ROBERT YOUNG, Secretaryg DARLENE MELTON, Vice Presiclentg SHIRLEY DOBBS, Student Council Rep.g LANELLE GRINDLE, Presidentg EAR- LENE LUMPKIN, Student Council Rep,g TONY LAN- AGAN , Reporter. Sandra Alsbrooks Sundra Alsbrooks Norveline Ashby Carolyn Burk my L as W ' if X I 1 I V V , ,MM ,:K.,,, -N 'S 2 5 will ,,!.w..w-49 f I A Faye Burleson Ronnie Burns Doris Bynum Sandra Cashen Shirley Dobbs Rondell Duncan Elizabeth Evans Walter Florence W2 Eric Goforth Lanelle Grindle Bill Harman iw.-of' Billie Jean Herring Tony Lanagan 4, J... 1 3 ,pw- 4 Kay Shaw Maurice Taylor Wayne Taylor Wanda Williams Frances Wilson Robert Young Lana Laughlin Earlene Lumpkin D arle ne Melton Lawris Roach ,gov nf '-fig? iT'9 ' uw fresh men FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: PHIL PHILLIPS, Vice President, GARY SANDERS, Reporter, DAVID WRIGHT, Secretary, WAYNE PATTERSON, President. Lanette Arnold Dale Ashmore n Sharon Barron Yancey Bess Jerry Blake WH ls Q ff' it ns Ying Jimmy Braly Bleve Bridges Peggy Bryan Patsy Bynum Patsy Cashen Douglas Clute , rsh 4s-ug, f 9 Marcus Bockman Billy Jack Braly 5 ? X 1 I V 1 719 -49 - is R, 1 A if - its Dickie Collins Lee Wayne Cooper Tommy Estes Ronnie Fields Mike Goforth Nancy Goller Marsha Johnston Paul Jones Stevie Lee Linda Long Tommy Manning Wayne Patterson Phil Phillips Rita Robinson Gary Sanders Carolyn Sartor Irene Sheffield Jimmy Watson Tommy Weaver David Wright Kay Miller Ronnie Moore Mack McElroy Linda Newcomb Eulana O'Nea1 Deloris Osburn N Q .A nr.. y .Qi lunlor high QB Tony was a qutet boy a frrend to many students of the Overton School A typrcal boy he had the tnterests of any teenager He was rn favor of most anythrng a boy hkes from marbles on up He hked all types of ba11 Tony attended Overton School for etght years He wtll be well remembered by the Students of Overton Hlgh School IN MEMORIAM TONY STILL , rxw , kb . Y Q ,,r. ag H Zi A 353 iii, EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left to ught TONY CHILES Presxdem GAE HEND RIE V1CCP1'6S1d6UI bUE STILL Secretary and not pxctured KENNETH JOHNSTON Reporter Ann Balhnger John Adams Jack Borcherdmg .lj Melvm Burns 'cv--v 'fig' ' . . 5, . 5 . I I ' ,ff HE? if ,Eiga A . A . Q N, . Q nl. f ' K . ..,.f, 'l': 8 'mf' T' annu- 'HQ- 'FT' .ok W! CX., Y' -KH- GW! L -,. Mike Bynum Sue Carter qi 1 'Sr Q as Becky Glasscock Beth Haines Donald Hanson Carol Harrington Nyoka Harris Gae Hendrie Sara Hicks Kenneth Johnston James Kinney Tony Chiles Richard Cox Amelda Crabb Kenneth Cooper Barbara Davis Gilbert Duncan Arx W? f '5 i f wr ' 49-' C in , M Aalxs ln K. Q, e il 'ws pn 'V F0-N an .ml 4' 'Il' -143' Cherron Maloch Betty McAfee Sharon Miles Camille Minor Tommy Palmer Polly Porter Danny Price Brent Reed Virginia Knox Curtis Lumpkin ,G f P M Q I., VV ! H , N 3 Sammye Sheridan Sue Still Virginia Taylor David Thomas John Ward Steve Wilson SEVENTH GRADE wana--iunutgu CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: NELWYN HARMAN, Reporterg LINDA WRIGHT Vice President- KAY KETCHUM Secre- I 7 I taryg BEVERLY BRUNSON, President. Paul Branch Beverly Brunson Kenneth Burkett S ff Lonme Campbell Beverly Childs Richard Dorris Eddie Felkner any ,f-ar' Y !' ,ps FA' 415 Nelson Huska Larry Jackson !i? ? Not pictured: Butch Herrin, Gene May. Lynn Mitchell Janice Norman Jimmy Jennings Kay Ketchum Claire Madden Z.. Jean Raney 'Qi Donald Rettig Becky Rice '-uv .g, Ui 4 'lt' -..f Y Glynda Sartor Roland Schell Linda Wright W in we M? ,X Lia-A ily 479 ,1 My Brenda Barton Jimbo Berry Sandra Kay Brinkley Darlene Cooper ggi x ?1 is EJ G ei if 1 1' 4 . 1 -ai A if-A f-w-was A ,,, ,,., Lola Kinney Barbara Kristof Betty Lane Kent Lane Douglas Marks Brenda Melton Patsy Minor Brian Piercy Danny Pollard Betty Raney Nina Kay Rankin Annetta Roberts David Rothrock Joan Sanders Edwin Schell James Sheffield Othell Sheffield Paul Silvey Melton Thomas Benes Trus Andy Wright 'ww-nv , as Ht, , N., g, 'fs' , t J ali 'G SIXTH GRADE Janet Crabb Mary Davis Peggy Davis Jacquetta Farrand George Fitzgerald Bob Gildersleeve Bobby Gipson Willa Harvey Joe Johnston Scott King ,puny if , A K , 70,7 gan , I , !Qx,t W' if X J A , A A A f L' , at V L T t r,r, r:.2 Q - 1 S 2 ,Q ' :'i2t, o f in 'ig ,.,. ' A at ,S-e iiftllli G' E HW FIFTH GRADE Sherry Bailey Brenda Beckman John Bockman Mike Branch Linda Brunson Danny Bynum Mary Ann Cooke Ralph de Geurin Carol Dobbs Robert Dorris ,M-nv 'CID' Mike Gandy b-h- A LQ '- Janice Gill A W H A V V Rene Goforth L h W i J James Gregg X fi I A f -we -' Patsy Gregg f 3 , L ,ff ' 'Ali ana Yea Q- ' -If S. ww 3 H ., ff..-giff, A 'I 3 Il - 'fi ' Q 15125 R 1 X, G3 ' l , , 1 a gl Qi' 1 as ig' L4 V 'Q ' 'ffl' SVT' in S 7' W Randall Hanson Walker Harman Gloria Huddle Sheila Jackson Johnny Lamb Mike Lanagan Walter Long Ray Doyle Meador Wanda M irchell Susan Monaghan 5 ,. 'M W, ' ,. 1 X' H ,- ii M i f 'A il in i is I . . H 7 H :Z ,. :vl , in Z.. H. we 5 V Q ,4 M I gk, A, 'IVE' 5, af , Y . 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V ' wms f- Melvin Harvey J Cindy Hodges y 14, N ,gf A at , Lee Honzell it , - , Q 'I W f J ' Eddie Howell V R f Qf:'iv' W Judy Hutchison A ' . fi V.i,: J A , H ff 3 f 6 : 1, wah Sv lt' Q . . Ak :-4' i it Kayron Jarvis Kelly Ketchum Gerald Lakota Ronnie Lee Barbara Levin no 'HL' Bobby Manning an 'nys' J .a i 9' y a J vm.--. ea Patricia Meadow Virginia Pahlman Ronnie Palmer Doyle Perry Mike Pohl Glenda Poole Jimmy Price Nelwyn Riley Paula Riley Ronny Sadler Donna Sartor Marianna Strange WI' ' is Janita Monaghan L' Gary Nelson ffff Q A - . 5 i Lera Tyler Barry Wilson ff-1' , 4' .,,-.qw --.Q ,nv wg 'www Delcia Roach Jennifer Sharret Bruce Stanton Katherine Strange Teresa Tingley Michael Trus Gene Vestal Sharon Webster Terry Westmorland Stephen Whayne Norma Wofford P. Wyatt Sara Jarrell Barry Johnson Bill Lanagan Carol Madden Tuck Moon Rose Marie Moses Betty Lou McAdoo Jimmy Nelson Jeanie Newcomb Yevonne Pahlman UUE SECOND GRADE Mike Ammons Janet Arnold Kay Bridges Brenda Bryan Audrey Cooper Janie Cox Janet Gill Tommy Gipson Dorthy Grindle Cathy Hall Laura Haslett Stephen Huston Sherry Hymer Dalford Jackson Ronnie Jackson 'YOU fi L -'wav' we-ur 1 Q vi r 'J 5 l af :z ae? I . s .tif Ps-4 FIRST GRADE Connie Burrow Sammy Buser Peggy Bynum Larry Clute Debra Gill Bill Griffin Gary Hamman Tommie Hart James Helton Rodrick Herring aw' 'QF Nil., Q Harold Adams Vicki Beasley Clifton Beck .K ' . I AY A 1' 7 as i gr aa i ,i -H S' i fi N 4 is , if : i i i 'Q . Q I Q 5 My ...Me Not pictured: Tommy Thompson and James Farley Glenn Honzell Buddy Hutchison David Lacour A Tommy Lewis i f 'fait .f if ' ' ' ., 4 Q, , ' - , . -a . R B 85 J f 'ima' K if in I R ' , i I B f sl , Diane Mathews Kenneth Merritt Derelys Mitchell Bobbie Ann Moses Marylu Oxner Mary Jane Pahlman Michael Peterson Mary Etta Raney Kenneth Reaves Rosemary Rich Jay Riley Ronald Gene Still Debbie Vestal Roy Worley Phillip Worthington Welda Gill Gene Mathews - Jia Carl Merritt ww. N 25. 'Zona f ff' Jacquetta McCoo1 ,. W c Frank Pohl Pam Savage ,W , 1 A V ' rm , ,1 , 2 1 I -P fgggfuf ' e ' J - Dale Strickland Larry Ward 'W 2 Patty Wolford 'a h ,f 'if PF? x 'C ig R r Not pictured: 'David Elliott, Mike Haslett, Cecil Jordan, Rocky wrigh neth Brown, Barbara Thomas, Marlene Sheffield, Candace Tingley. KINDERGARTEN Mary Ann Baggett Candy Bynum Mike Childress A W' t Ken ifes --W7 -www .rw fx Si 3.4 5 wg, KW, Q I l'.....ll E 'M - ,.. 3 Xa ,N in , iv- 4 r rj, im. 5 Q E.,-Vg. gf? , , 1 'H' .Qfx . Q Sw . W T, .wpkgm 5 5? f:5 zq :: ' ,Q Mfr, 1 , -, - ...L .nhl SCHOOL HANDSOME MIKE STROUD N ., Q , ,213 . . 1. 'K ' Q 'U' E Q A 4 - . . 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'- nf 45' fb Egg? ab if W' I SCHOOL FAVORITE Jr-:ANNE ESTES 2' Q 4 1 I , w 'J 5 M ,V X' .M I n SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES IACKY BARRON JEAN WALL SENIOR CLASS BEAUTY AND HANDSOME YVONNE WELLS HZANK CAMPBELL JUNIOR CLASS BEAUTY AND HANDSOME MOLLY PURS ELL SHELBY ROBINSON JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES GERA LDINE NEWC OMB AT WELL HANKINS SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES SHIRLEY DOBBS ROBERT YOUNG M vw- sv 5 .ii ,M ,MWAfwM' fw- K K U 4 ,wwf 'MUS jd, H 2 , W 1 .M,,,,,..,,A,, RfffQ,.iS, SOPHOMORE CLASS BEAUTY AND HANDSOME LANELLE GRINDLE RONNIE BURNS FRESHMAN CLASS BEAUTY AND HANDSOME LINDA NEWC OMB MIKE GOFORT H FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES RITA R ROBINSON ONNIE MOORE EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITES BECKY GLASSCOCK TONY CHILES EIGHTH GRADE BEAUTY AND HANDSOME CAROL HARRINGT ON MELVIN BURNS fi S SEVENTH GRADE FAVORITES PATTY DOBBS BUT CH HERRIN SEVENTH GRADE BEAUTY AND HANDSOME SUZETTE DE GEURIN EDDIE FELKNER HOMECOMING MX I -A JK eras If 1 We x fix' On September 14 1957 the annual Homecommg was held The mornlng actlvrtres began w1th the regrstratron of Exes and tennrs matches between school students A luncheon was sponsored by the Ex Students Assocratron for all Ex Students Later 1n the afternoon a bonfrre pep rally was held rn preparatton for the football game between the Overton Mustangs and the Leverett s Chapel Lrons The Mustangs trrumphed over therr r1vals w1th a score of 13 to 7 Durtng the halftrme HCIIVIIICS PATSY CRAIN was crowned Homecomrng Queen by the Student Councxl President LARRY HODGES, and presented flowers by BETH DAVIS After the game a dance was held at the Commumty Center for all who wrshed to attend v . 1 p x f 'K-4. U MZQA - if . S I ,fag , -I ,V in , f x I A A A , ' , t 1, 51+ 5 jsggf n' A 'f J 1 , if A ll P 1. 5? '1 7 I M , .S K , ,V - ,v ra - f m - ,V ' nf A 'f S st AN ' . 1. 1 at A.. A ' , ,4 I V I ,V V77 A N I l . ' - I . - . ' ' ' G . I I , . . . ' , . CIC 95 WHO'S WHO I I - ta: W rag, , ,, 5, aisifjsfwiff 1: . -cf ft' Interested in everything, JANE CHILD- RESS has focused her interest in speech and drama, An Honor Thespian, she partici- pated in the state poetry reading contest and was placed on the all-star cast of the one-act play at state, MIKE CRAWFORD, active in several clubs, has participated in sports also. Mike is outstanding in speech activities, winning third in the state poetry reading contest, His natural courtesy won him the honor of being elected Courtesy King, jovial president of the Overton Student Council, LARRY HODGES presided well, presenting several new ideas. Larry partici- pated in sports, speech work, and was a member of many clubs. He was given the Arion Award and ranked fourth in his class, SONDRA REED has maintained a very high scholastic average and has been a member of numerous clubs. The National Honor Society of English Students Award was presented her for supe- rior work in English and capable use of the language, if 1 es- t K ,J , l'....,,M,W!, I ws ,, x - . 1 f 5 Not only a leader, ELISSA BAILEY earned many honors for her work in drama, For her splendid efforts in the one-act play she was named Best Actress at the State Meet. Elissa received dual awards as the Best Thespian and Best Speech Student. As Valedictorian, MIKE STROUD de- served and received many honors, Very active, Mike, with an interest in speech, took second place in the state declamation contest. He also had the particular distinc- tion of being elected Mr. F.T,A, ofTexas HARVEST FESTIVAL Seventh grade Princess changed into the 1958 Harvest Queen. Queen LOIS NELWYN HARMAN escorted by Prince Con- sort, EDDIE FELKNER. Her attendants are Cecil Ray Jordan, Mary Alice Mitchell, and Celita Hamman. Yr' Nr ,Lg , 9 ,A Q 1 , . 5 I-J ,I V wblsl ' I 4 .33 ff' .55:5Wx:iAsy,, I 1, ,, . 439 '-' 13. L-Ak , Q J, '-H , 5 .lb sf' - 4.,,,,.,,a-, -e-N -4' ,Av f-. ,,,, - , r A K gt U U it f' --me Ww...Q .e..e:u f The annual Harvest Festival, chief money-making project of the Student Council, is one of the most outstanding events of the year. Each class, from the seventh through the twelfth grades, elects a princess and two duchesses. Each class then raises money for their princess who is a candidate for queen. The princess with the most money is crowned queen, The race this year was unusually close, with the youngest candidate, Lois Nelwyn Harman, coming in first. The Senior class came in second, After the coronation, a dance was held at the Mustang Corral in honor of Her Majest the Queen, Y COURTESY WINNERS Monthly winners are LANA LAUGHLIN. WILLIAM SWAN . ELISSA BAILEY . MIKE STROUD. PHIL PHILLIPS , GARY SANDERS, 2 left to right: May April March May March February Monthly winners are left to right: CHARLES CLUTE, MIKE CRAWFORD , TONY LANAGAN, JANIE COOPER, September November December November f f.- 'M + Vex Y dugg xl ,N uf, 4' F1 'Sz' DAVID WRIGHT, MOLLY PURSELL, MARGARET MCGINTY , January September December ONE-ACT PLAY LIFE WITH FATHER Annie - - - - MARGARET MCGINTY Vinnie - - ----- ELISSA BAILEY Clarence - - - - - ERIC GOFORTH John - - - - - TONY LANAGAN Whitney - - - - - WEIR WILSON Harlan - - - - JERRY CLARK Father - - - - JON LAUGHLIN Mary - - - - - JANE CHILDRESS Cora - - - - - -KAPPIE KEOUN Maggie - - - - MARY JANE GIPSON Stage Crew - - - - - MARY MCGINTY, PATSY WILLINGHAM, JEANNE ESTES Director - - - - - MRS. LILLIAN COHAGEN A Family Portrait from Life With Father This year's one-act play, Life With Father, received many honors for Overton High School dur- ing the Interscholastic League Spring Meets. The p1ay's winning performance at District gave Elissa Bailey and Eric Goforth Best Actress and Best Actor. Kappie Keoun and Jon Laughlin were placed on the All-Star Cast. Progressing to Regional, the play won first place. Elissa Bailey was named Best Actress and Jane Childress was placed on the A11-Star Cast. At the State Meet, Life With Father, won second place, Elissa Bailey was chosen Best Actress and Jane Childress was named on the A11-Star Cast. INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE WINNERS -2.51 ,ff MIKE STROUD becond Place U1 Boys Declamatxon at the State Meet JEANNE EST ES JANE CHILDRESS Thlrd Place Glrls Dcclamatlon at Flrst Place Poetry Readmg at Rc Reglonal Meet gloual Meet llwuuubf WAYNE PATTERSON MIKE CRAWFORD Flrst Place Extemporaneous Speech Fust Place Poetry Readmg at Re at Regtonal Meet gxonal Meet ,,.,,gm.. Q, CII1 1 ma na. MQRQSWW fwgwmiyi 1.wmf,f3, :aww-f3:,l-.iii vif, 'awn- -1g.Q:'xT:9sas .. Q ta: ffjwjjffgj 55-fsisi?5S29l,i is wfyw, President, LARRY HODGES, First Vice President, WILLIAM SWAN, and Second Vice President, GERALDINE NEWCOMB, ofthe Overton High School Student Coun- cil, are all ready for the meeting to begin. Sponsor MR, R, L. PORTER JEAN WALL, Recording Secre- tary, ofthe 0.1-LS, StudentCoun- ,, cil, types up the minutes of the last meeting while JEANNE ESTES, Corresponding Secretary sends news of school activities to the local paper, STU DE COUNCIL The Overton High School Student Council is an organization with the purpose of promoting better relations between the students and faculty, The Council is composed of representatives from each class and organization throughout the school. Each year the Student Council has projects which are designed to improve the school and benefit the students, The annual Harvest Festival, an important event of each year, is the Student Counci1's main money-making project. The Student Coun- cil sponsors the election of a courtesy king and queen of the month to acquaint the students with the values of being courteous, It also sponsors a March of Dimes Drive in our school, Delegates from the Council attended the East Texas Student Council Forum in the fall and spring, The Council also enjoyed attending a meeting at Lakeview camp at Palestine which was very rewarding and enjoyable. Four of next year's officers at- tended the State Convention of the Student Council at Abilene, At the close of the year the Council bought pins for the members, 'EP' X if 4l:l1 l-:i'3i-- .F . l Circulation Manager PATSY WILLINGHAM Business Manager GERALDINE NEWCOMB, and Stu- dent Council Rep. , MIKE CRAW- FORD, outline their plans for the year of 1957-58. if MUSTANG After a long day of work, Editor-in-Chief, JEANNE ESTES and Assistant Editor, JERRY LONG read finished copies of the MUS- TANG. YE? R Q l afar Pounding the keys, the Mustang Staff work to finish by the deadline, writing copy and completing articles. 25 The MUSTANG typists, and members of the production staff and art committee, all work to- gether at their particular job to make a successful school news- paper. JEAN WALL, WILLIAM SWAN, and PATSY CRAIN, the Sports and News Editors, discuss the sports pro- gram and decide on news stories for the coming issue, NS., MUSTANG Sponsor MRS, ELIZABETH MAYS Each reporter on the MUSTANG staff works hard bring ing in all the reports from various organizations for the pa -1 N.H.S. A MIKE CRAWFORD President ION LAUGHLIN Vice President MARY MCGINTY X25 if' StudentCouncilRep, W maiif Q gwigms The National Honor Society is one of the most outstanding organizations in any high school, Mem- bership requirements areg Character, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship, It demands much of a stu- dent to fulfill these requirements, This year all of the N,H,S, members were given a National Merit Scholarship Test. Graduation night the members could be distinguished by the gold cords which they wore around their necks, 15 F.T.A The Future Teachers of America Clubs encourage interest in the teaching profession, This year the members sponsored National Education Week and grew in leadership through practice teaching. The Club President, Weir Wilson, and First Vice President, Linda Stover, were honored at the District Convention when they were elected to the offices of President and Corresponding Secretary of the District, Five members attended the State F.T.A, Convention held in Denton, There, Mike Stroud achieved the honor of being chosen Mr. F.T.A, of Texas. OFFICERS F.T.A, Officers and the club sponsor, Mrs. Willo Keoun, enjoy the new Career and College Corner. The Officers are TONY LANAGAN, 2nd Vice President, JANE CHILDRESS, Secretary, WEIR WILSON, Presidentg LINDA STOVER, lst Vice Presi- dentg MRS. WILLO KEOUN, Sponsor, ELIS- SA BAILEY, Treasurer, SONDRA REED, Historiang ERIC GOFORTH, Reporter, CAREER Cgtlgqg CORNER IFARN UU!!! YOURSIH O '4 LOCATE YOUR JOB 3 Il PLAN YOUR FUIUIE PDUCAUON THESPIANS Prctured to the rrght are Thespran offtcers MARY Mc GINTY, Clerk PATSY CRAIN, Secretary MIKE CRAW FORD Prestdent MARGARET MCGINTY Vrce Prestdent JON LAUGHLIN Student Counctl Rep JANE CHILD RESS Treasurer As a starter for the year s actrvxues Thespran Troupe 1586 rnrtrated the pledges by maktng them dress rn costume bow down to superror members and spout Shakespeare The Thesprans sponsored a summer Ch11dren s Theatre whrch presented IU the fall The Clown and Hrs Crrcus The Troupe presented three plays The Lottery at a Speech Chmc rn Krlgore The Bathroom Door for the Chrrstmas Hosprtal party and Rrse and Shrne at a Masonrc banquet In co operatlon wrth the Speech Club the Thes plans presented a Gay Ntnetres Vartety Show t tl if SPEECH CLUB W, Nw The Speech Club, whose aim is to in- lr terest students in the dramatic arts, en- gaged in many activities this year, Through ,various money-making pro- jects, the club obtained funds to attend the Margo Jones Theatre at Dallas, In co-operation with the Thespian Troupe, they presented a Gay Nineties Variety Show. They sponsored the student directed OHS-SCI play festival. Many of the students attended the Waco Invitational Speech Tournament, Climaxing the year's events, was the annual banquet, decorated in a Treasure Is1and theme. , ,, 'ii f if 5 ,Q ag T at L1 E ' , rl Y 5 if ear 1, 5 1 V ,, Q x ,isi fy Q ,,, - : E . 5' is if AX OFFICERS Left to right: DONALD GENE HEATH, Student Council Rep SONDRA REED, Secretary, IEANNE ESTES, Vice President, JON LAUGHLIN, President. SPANISH CLUB A? 'iw Officers are, left to right: LINDA STOVER, Secre- Sponsor taryg TONY LANAGAN, Vice Presidentg MIKE MISS ALICE RILEY STROUD, President, As a member of the Pan-American Student Forum, the Overton Spanish Club, E1 Club de Amistad ,' worked to better relations between North and South America, At their Pinata party the club enjoyed a very interesting talk from Senor Rozoles, a Venezuelan student from Kilgore College. For their Span- ish Library, the club purchased two books on Spain. JUNIOR O CLUB me 45' , ,y E v A sv' Q. X I --N. The first activity of the year for the F,H,A, was a style show-luncheon which was a success, For the Christmas project, the club sent Christmas cards to the Rusk Mental Hospital, During the first semester, many of the members attended the State Fair in Dallas on Rural Youth Day, Mrs. McClellan and two of the officers attended the State Con- vention in San Antonio. The climax of the year was the annual banquet which was decorated in a Stardust theme, F.H.A. yttsitt Q Left to right: MARY MCGINTY, Historian, MARGARET MCGINTY, Public Relations, MARY LYNN ASH- BY, Sergeant-at-Arms, MRS, MCCLELLAN, Sponsor, MOLLY PURSELL, Vice President, PATSY WILLING- HAM, Secretary, LINDA PHILLIPS, Student Council Rep.: ELISSA BAILEY, President, DARLENE MEL- TON, Pianist, FRANCES WILSON, Song Leader. Not pictured: KAPPIE KEOUN, Treasurer, SONDRA REED, Corresponding Secretary, JEAN WALL, Parliamentarian, R T- 1 Ji ,p x NEWYXQN Q0 of as ' 2 K' s f of If E40 1, sf fb O 'L 40 O 5 F.H,A, Beau, JACKY BARRON, was presented at the annual Banquet. In recognition of this honor, a silver identification bracelet was awarded to him. E s Z W Q . 2 S MUSTANG BAND ,f Q 5 SMU bpousor MR, JAMES HENRY V! OFFICERS Left to right: LINDA PHILLIPS, Treasurerg CALVIN HARDIE, Vice Presidentg LARRY HODGES, Presidentg DONALD HEATH, Vice Presidentg PATSY CRAIN Secretary, Seated: JERRY LONG, President. BAND SWEETHEART Band Sweet- heart EARLINE LUMPKIN, was presented at the half time activ- ities by Band Captain, LARRY HODGES. Her attendants were Val Joe Laughlin and Beth Davis. THE JANICE LA GRONE MEMORIAL BANDSTAND ii .wwi . ? s 1 1 HX 3 i A 2, -mv,.WWW,, my 5 it fi, --.... , , 3 vwhwsiiahuw' ,A ggrimfillggg ,fJimQ1?i22gQ. sximgzl vw? . C CI 'I' ' 'I' I C S in , ' i i,,f,QLigw 119- f Q, .W S -f kWk,1g9iG,- ei ,-3: U A ,,::-..- . Q5 1 . xx 9 f, 5 ::- Law, V 1,iiQQ, fi EE2fSE, SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM The starring Lineup - Linemeng STROUD, SKEEN, HANKINS, SKEEN, KENNAMER, DUNCAN, KNOX, CLUTE. Backfieldz YOUNG, RHQ BRANCH, FBQ MCCLURE, QBg WILSON, LH. Coaches FRED ANDERSON and BILL DAVIS with Captains CHAR- LES CLUTE, MIKE STROUD, and HAROLD KENNAMER. CHARLES CLUT E End MIKE STROUD End C URRY MCC LURE Back if MIKE CRAWFORD HAROLD KENNAMER ALBERT SKEEN End ,fi gf ' W E 5 , 7' S POWERS BRANCH Back BILL SKEEN Guard Center Tackle ting, 5 mf . . , ., ,. ,Ri 232 ATWELL HANKINS JERRY DON KNOX Tackle Tackle WEIR WILSON RONDELL DUNCAN Back Back MW BILL HARMAN End ., f.V,,. V K 111315532 'RET 'I -.':',., . mein' 'myfw ,, ,, , - , rv wafer 12 .. ,. ...-,.,.4 ..,. , My . S M f' Zilialsalv K - f 'mem . , ' . I 4 rfewrmr ggi my E44 wi IQ 5 lk .,1f ,::y,-rg 4 M 2 12? IV 'ff 6? ,M W ,. .. , E , ,F . Qfailibimi W- are 'ff' W TONY LANAGAN Back ROBERT YOUNG Back TOMMY WEAVER End U5 r x K, . 1 R QL yr . . V 1 mr:-:,:,v v MAURICE TAYLOR S , K WAYNE TAYLOR Guard Guard Y in - IZE A in ' In A R, R V fG'L gil 1, , 1-JS gg The Senior Members of the Mustangs are: MIKE CRAWFORD, HAROLD KENNAMER, MIKE STROUD, CHARLES CLUTE, ALBERT SKEEN. Managers are: JACKY BARRON, a Senior, and NELSON HUSKA. 4 .H N , , if 'az .K ' A M' ' Ju' W, Q an ' - fv y .. Q . 1 3 L WX K. :Af Q 'W 'F h f ' M A 1 -. W A Mya-f , Y A .tw-,:.'M?'Y'r 4 . , Q, 3 f Q,4!'.f'g' L ' ' fqifffgzw-5 I MJ, , I ,gil . 1 !'2:,,l' , A , .. . ,A .4 X1 5Q,i-Mai?-4 1y at 1 f x Y if 5 1-Wie' Swv! ',,g',Z Rf fv Bw. if ,Q ,V , H, .. , ,K V 'z. 9 5 I u' X1 V qv Q 4, 1 4, ' L M l X T ,fflf A 'bl' ' Q '- - 54. K' .f . ,1,ww,,w X ff'-ff - ' SYM fy ' ' ,K . Q55 A ? 1. M -. x QA' .4531 ,fy FH Q 3 Z 3? ' M .r - 'Y 1 - K , 7' X' if 135' A 'A-Vi , WZ' 995 jf 33 fi g Ml! VQ5 -ff' .ff L5 - WM. l . .W fy X -5 , QQ : Q - K N, 5 JJ' ., R :Q . -wp. ,R The starring Lineup - Linemeng CHILES, MOORE, GOFORTH, COLLINS, BYNUM, PATTERSON, CLUTE Backfieldz PHILLIPS, WEAVER, CLUTE, ESTES, WILSON. Coach BRUCE GOFORTH with Captains TOMMY ESTES, WAYNE PATTERSON, and TOMMY WEA- Junior High Team Managers KEN- NETH BURKETT , and BUTCH HERRIN. fx Q? vv ,Hy . E'-7 , if ixvlvx, ,, J xl ' lla' N' all 14 W .. V- P: ri W 7, -1 9 5' f 3 A 'ina 'ii 4 4 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Nelwyn Harman Linda Long Linda Newcomb Marsha Johnston Carolyn Sartor 'if SENIOR BASKETBALL 'Viv Team Co-Captains, CHARLES CLUTE and JON LAUGHLIN, discuss the strategy of a new play with COACH BILL DAVIS. The Senior High Basketball team, although not placing in District competition, was honored when one of its mem- bers, ROBERT YOUNG, was placed on the All-Tournament Team at the Kilgore Tournament, Pictured below, left to right are: Hankins, Clute, Burns, Harman, Weaver, Laughlin, Branch, and Young, NELSON HUSKA, Team Manager, traveled with the team keeping the scorebook and encouraging the boys JUNIOR BASKETBALL V131 T s Junior High Basketball Coach BRUCE GOFORTH Co-Captains TOMMY MANNING and TOMMY ESTES The Junior High Basketball team had an impressive scorebook this year, This was shown by their winning third place in the Leve- rett's Chapel Tournament and second place Consolation in the tour- nament held here in Overton. Team members included: MIKE GOFORTH, TOMMY WEAVER, TOMMY ESTES, MELVIN BURNS, MIKE BYNUM, WAYNE PATTER- SON, DICKIE COLLINS, DIVID WRIGHT , and RONNIE MOORE. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Coach, MISS RUBY HAYS, is shown with Filly Captains, MARY and MARGARET MCGINTY, and PATSY CRAIN. The trophy as , E is the First Consolation won at the Leverett if K, Chapel Tournament. ,..,x The Overton Fillies progressed through district competi- tion, but were defeated at Bi-District, The team attended the invitational tournament at Commerce, and also at Leve- rett's Chapel where they coped the Consolation Trophy. Manager, PATSY WILLINGHAM, an important part of the team, kept accurate books and traveled with the girls to all the games, Left to right: O'Nea1, Crain, Miller, Sheffield, wilson, Sheffield, Barron, McGinty, Newcomb, Laughlin, McAfee, Grindle, Alsbrooks, Newcomb, McGinty, Burk, Dobbs, Lumpkin, Robinson, Johnston, Williams, Arnold. SENIOR The Senior HighTen- nis teams were quite ac- tive this year, They played in several tourna- ments and both of the Senior High Double teams won at District. Entering Singles were LARRY HOD- GES and LANA LAUGH- LIN. Boys' Doubles were WEIR WILSON and DON- ALD GENE HEATH. Girls' Doubles were GERALDINE NEWCOMB and PATSY CRAIN. TENNIS TEAMS JUNIOR The Junior High Tennis teams for 1958 were composed ofthe following: Girls' Doubles, LIN- DA NEWCOMB, RITA ROBINSON, fNot Picturedjg Boys' Doubles, PHIL PHILLIPS, MACK MCELROY Boys' Singles, TOMMY WEAVERg Girls' Singles, KAY MILLER. Each of the teams proved to be extremely successful, as they all won first place at the District Meet, TRACK -......' I I A... 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