Red Oak High School - Hawk Yearbook (Red Oak, TX)

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98963 4 YQ l N I PD yi N-64 M' N C CTsbS nISlORX Does lt not se m Hard to P0311 e thot the fs of lJ4o wls ever w ol ss of sill! voung eshmen Some of us Mary Jo Martin Sars Frances 'fst o La Hath Ptnd ey, and Lynn McElroy Ye bee to Ther s xo f vcr! Ln the firs rodc h , f th re Q food m n TQTK1 vig ' 'S su turt yt 4- .x rot f., DL 1 H ln r :Iron bn onfr qqlnfll t If T K. .J..ch.u +'l'L 4' I l d 1' Hur 'w l n' s 31 E, blf on only sav 'e have tornf together and have l a bed of roses. u thi class W n School L, t'Wl.n.x, at an 3 Lwvorlte oe favolit studv 5 finally wake Q11 the vor yonder tmat a girl so devoted w her ooms as 0 ra ll. ees Wtst could ever eeeve so JICfln r hwslet ball Ho' id s d ime? W L she ls in th midst of engrosslwg g me 1e xneet to see ner owuse and reed loud Q IG ol Two from hrr fwvorite noe But th n rondwr will never cease. We should al f bc lookin? for them, Fven so We were not ortrared lo find Sue Ln Both Pendley1mho, when s e on e d this class, had hwrdly massed beyond the mid Dle stage, blooming out in a first class actress Remember her in the Senior play? Another very remarkable change has come in the person of Mary Jo Martin. When she entered the Freshman class, her whole mind seemed to DC OGH+G1Cd on the latest fashion olate Should her dress be trimmed with lace, ribbon, or vel vet But new behold her' Last term she recited f' 1-af Q O L O P w G Q' ff ,NF C w F ww fr A N f 7' iw + v 5 1 T' f l 4.1- ' ee l 1. '1 C l ClH.U lf,- fe e . , H. . 7 , .pn r- .r, l 'T .' P '- 1 r , 1 , 4, u ,. Su 1 ,J 1 if ' 1 Vfue o n Q gel-N, xQz'- W1 52 3 T 1 .t -. 1 . A 1 ,-. - - ' w ,,:. lo sne. raes We of .',: - . 1 Weat,e Nd f T . ,wmv s,o A H H A, . , , - .I Q + ,. H ul se o,l .lfe ot ul e , g '1' ,, .9 I' ,. ' l A .1 J- X 4. I - Mlnr.I eneld olb on s he . ,- J, X., sq I . .. . UV. II 1 , L '. -.zter-.fi L. ft. N14 .lgh l l. ' 1' V A -A '- , 'ff rs ff ' 1 1' 21 . z L the .1 M Hr' C d - ji- 1'- . ' 1 - L W- -- 95.34. bo, J.-.I 5 ,- I 1, C' , , 115 .al M W J 6, eunation ehoving gum, arw his f r e , KFXX , ,. . , -- , L. 4- . - ' . li: baflul, ba.1 xk,vo' bn ff, l. I ' . ' .- : ,. . , - V' V ,U vbfrlo xntlu t. eirn w.e L, L J I d W 0 I 7l lVf 1 Z f '13A . f 'r Q- . 1 . re ,. , ,,1 ., . V J. 6 I 4 l 1 TIG .LL?..u lp - ' fflt. - f ' . , .I t. ,J b, V Ht a 'MVR 5? 1' l w .I -, - . ' - bl, H1 ' 3' legert -1 N 1 . 1 f d . J- . ff . . X he fl: U A ther H1 - ,O an H ,. .fdzf ,a H ' e , ' e'v ef a f f rss r ,i 2 f ,t. 1 al U Y- if . , x ,n ' '71 N1 U . ' I 4 .. L2 -J J .J ' r 2. N J f . ' ., inf 1 tered o ' f ,f J - V 1 7 X c r C, Vx O ' ' n, nf J J n sl 1 J I NJ : X .- ' D - ' 0 in A 1 J KN 1 .g Y X , 1 - ' 1 r 'I ' 1 - Ll IB, ', l!5mhv. -fm n ,ot A u 4 p , x Y Q

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923953 pa VBVJQ l N il L Hwsn't her development been the eighth onler o the modern world Bdt f this foung lsdy has been the eighth onder rho is the ninth? No less H Derson than Jwmes Hnzerd When he just entered the cless s Wreshman, he wlwwys had to be nushed into verything So frequently were the services of the other Freshmsns r ouired that 'e often fear ed the pronelling porer of the whole class would be exhausted New look nt him and hear this remnrknble feet Last Heck he vas st school five minute before the bell rang on three success ive mornings Vwsn't that going some? We hop for the good reputetion of Red Odk h s nr sd it brilliant telents tent the Tuniors F Q s m J, in ome respect, at l t ntly L sembl ?Qf3Y2 f' -.ff L l TTUB C 0 Q I' Y a-Y Z ANQN C- f Gr rff' ON fr r twice, T, - ,- .' L. 5 I? - X 7 o ' .J j. K r ' ,D 1-v yy w 1' N 'Tc '- Q : s r 9 Q , o V ' G 1' 'u ,. W A K v XX WY . ' C 6 by fm C G : !- V C J . '. ', . 9 - - - , - ' . ?ul'u . s ll ll ll At Al. .4 - 5- 5 , . , . ' G f f, , I High School, ever which for years the 1945 class krij, A s. e t . . , s'f. . xv ul: S ' An' S - LN' it fLlS.f'4 - V I re e e us. 5 1 . .4 1 W 4-gs. pf QA , Q , UN ll :pu A lg -1- R I il