Pine Tree High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Longview, TX)

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Prologue To the colorful land and blue sky, red earth and rolling hills came the pioneers of Texas. They lived with each other in peace, prosperity, and harmony. Strife with Mexico followed and Texas won its independence. The Lone Star was replaced by the Stars and Stripes when Texas was admitted into the Union in 1846. The hardy pioneers continued to exist on a frontier standard. They realized that education was necessary in order to Progress, and from this realization Pine Tree School, the first permanent school in Gregg County, was es- tablished. Prior to the Civil War and as late as 1870, Pine Tree was the leading school for the Gregg Coun- ty area. Many boarding students from the adjoining communities, and even from other counties. came to Pine Tree to finish. From the time of its origin to this, Pine Tree has pioneered public education in Gregg County, and has rendered outstanding ser- vice to the community in which it is located. Black Gold was discovered in 1931 within the confines of the school district and gave impetus to an unprecedented increase in population, which the small three teacher school could not adequate- ly absorb. A huge program of expansion was necessary to meet the rapid- ly growing needs of this greatly increased population. The crisis was promptly met by the wisdom and foresight of the school author- ities and the public-spirited cit- izens, when the drastic demands were adequately answered by the spacious and well-equipped build- ing pictured here. r, f- T 1 , 1' , win QQ . 9--' as H ' f -1-.-1. - 3. ,f - , Q' -E pl. -sQS?'r..A 11,5 ,f -2-,Q . , , 1- 1 ' -' Yr 1 w-.- '5?fr93T.'7-f--fxli' ffl 'K ,., 'T' Q -i ff Q3 1 I-'Q ,LQ at U 5.35, A-.,. , :'Qt.Q7z.. Jp, gnu w r Av. ' . ,-,W-5. 4, v -f uf.,-2-, vwjgr 1:-534' -'zx.fg9lv V , -'. is -'I ,' 1. 5-Sa, ' .t .' gp.-'5 142' an- ,Q ' ,Q 4 Q., -'Q ' Eg 'f f71,4.Q:,-tgqfg' ,t V, f f.. ,, if X . V' 'HA' ' i - 'fu 1: . f . . , 45' ' .v 1 ,- Avi Rx. ggi,.',..g?. , 5- ., 1 ,, f ' 1- iii: A- 2: Ja, 5'-.. ff it T g - '. K1 '4 J .o

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-Rig iq. DEDICATION TO ONE, WHO IN TWO BRIEF YEARS HAS WOIN THE RESPECT ADMIRATION, AND CONFIDENCE OF EVERY ONE WHO KNOWS I-I'IvI AND TO ONE WHO HAS PROVEN HIMSELF AT ALL TIMES TO BE OUR FRIEND, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1947 AI' FECTIONATELY DEDICATES TO IAMES T OGG TI-IIS, THE NINTH EDITION OF THE BUCCANEER . I I, -. . 5? ,M . , . nr . sv ,Q 5'-V . - I , A- Q .Ib , Q Q , f , . I :tg ' ' - 1 ... -., I '