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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

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' X ik . ,, X 1 X xl X 1 Edna Earle Smith Joyce Pratt Adrian Rogers Jerry Powell gms' 'mf 'spbwsbmb' W Blgllif f 3 FITZHUGH CLEANERS + K W K . xLancaster T Mnxa Amwxxxxxxi XX K KK A x A 1 ,. Q- K+4 exas ' 1-Lv. H.A. Wooden Sponsor f Qfagg tlovofagecqo It is only fitting and proper that I should tell you the future of this marvelous class of 1948. I, who am, shall I say the most intelligent member. You all know Joyce Pratt was--well I won't say lazy, but never the sort to worry the teachersabout getting in- formation. She just sat in class and never opened her mouth except to yawn. Now I see her after graduating from High School, still sitting. The only reason she got her diploma in that she was so absolutely quiet they for got who she was. They filled out her name on the diploma, and when she, with a great effort, walked up to get it,'mey were all surprised, she at getting 1t,am.the teachers at finding out who she was. Now she just sits on the front porch and her mother dusts her off twice a week. ' Adrian Rogers in resting on his laurels, the first- time he's rested on anything for a long time. He was editor of the year book in High School and.presldent of the student body. He is planning, as he rests, to become president of his class in college, president of the Nat- ional Bank, and finally president of the United States. Of all the members of our class there was no one who stayed home so often for no good reason or who came late so frequently as Edna Earle Smith. Every time there was an exam. she had the toothache. Every time she was in a clay she had an earache. By alternating teeth and ears and staying home every third day, she managed to get, out of most of her work. How she gct through is a mystery 5 The year after she gets out of High School she becomes, believe it or not, the school truant officer. Jerry Powell, while in school, took everything that wnsn't nailed downg honor, the best seat in the class, and most of the attention of the teachers. Now I see him looking very cross and important ---- the town dogcatcher. The Door pooches were the only thlngslbft for him to get out and get. A J.T. Biggs ls, I see, a mechanical genius. At the tender age of eight he took his mother's sewing machine and his father's watch apart. Of course, he d1dn't put them together again, but why be so fussy over trifles? He has kept up the interest in the inside of things all through his life. Let us look at the future. Here he is in very becoming blue overalls, working as a plumber's assistant. He uses a monkey wrench and loosens all the valves. Truly a wonderful class is this class of 1948. QOOIQOIQQQOOGQQGIOOOIOOOiiildlliillliiilliilfl ' Compliments of C. H. Head 6 Son Lancaster, Texas 'Some Stores Have A Slogan-We Have The Goods' 'i v F7 Qfassf-7 iSf0PYc The discovery of, the class of 1948 was an acci- dent. Four years ago, early one morning on the fourth of September, the faculty of Red Oak High School were strolling aimlessly through the hall, chatting about the just ended vacation and wondering whether there Would be any changes in their work during the coming year. Suddenly they caught a glimpse of something new and strange. Just inside the front door, huddled to- gether in mute embarrassment and anxiety, were the mem- bers of what became the class of l9U8. To the casual eye they seemed merely a group of ordinary boys and girls, reasonably goodlooklng and badly frightened But to the trained eye, these strangers seemed distinct and separated individuals, each possessing talents and capabilities worth finding out. The faculty bade them enter and spent the next few weeks attempting to gain their confidence. The most unpleasant thing about this Freshman year was the contempt in which they were held by those who had been residing in school for a longer period than they. ' At the end of the year a terrible disaster befell the Freshmen. Although it was instigated by their bene- volent faculty and intended to prove of lasting benefit to them, they suffered greatly. Many had their growth re- tarded a year by it and a few, pernanently disabled, left the Freshman class forever. This disaster was called F1nal,Exam1nat1on. With the coming of the next September, they recieved a new name. Because of their skill in acquiring the customs of the school, they were renamed Sonhomores and the process was called by a native name, upromotionn. Now, a strange thing happened. RSWSMOFFIDS the scorn With which they had been regarded the previous year, they adopted the same attitude toward the incoming strangers who took their places as Freshmen. The routine of the 'classroom was now familar and they found studying easier than before. The class organization of the Sophomore yenrfwas as fol- lows: Joyce Pratt, presidentg Adrian Rogers, vice-president and Edna Earle Smith, secretary. This was a distinguished body and reflected honor on the entire school. In the third year owing to an educational custom, the Sophomores became Juniors, and their sense of importance h- creased out of all due proportion. Great, indeed, was their scorn for the Freshman and Sophomores. New we come to the fourth, and greatest year in the history of the class. They automatically Cas was their cus- tom in many things! became Seniors in September. With the gaining of this title they began to take them selves more seriously than ever before. eWhen, I say, nserlouslyn, I This Page Sponsored By OLDHAM'S GROCERY Red Oak, Texas r ,, gg H---.mfg Y ,,i, mean, eer1oue1y'2 As the year drew to a oloee they were positively dizzy with dignity. A The organization of' this dass was note-worthy, the ibl- lowing list of officers belngdn charge: Edna Earle Smith, presldentg Adrian Rogers , yloe-presldentg and Joyce Pratt, secretary. ' We take his opportunityb say now that ln our far from humble' opinion the 'class of 191118 is the most brilliant and lass known to history and will be always attractive of any c lt of the Red Oak High School and the rememberedly the faou y people of the town as 'That wonderful class of 197-58. - - THE WEBB. STUDIO . ,Photographs H Commercial' Wo rk Kodak 'Fm' School Work - Waxahaohie , Texgg 322 N L '7 '17 4 6,9 CICERG 3' T Q- 1 fog? 5,9 if is 4 If ,SSA fs 41 Qs 60044 D 1 C KE N5 ff Qs' 25 X ' A HQ? J ., ' .. .A . , t -f rf 'l rfj , ,jjlh , ?' . - 'N 41 , .1 V g-Mzg gg ip I 2.520 -J 3:61 5 R 5:,.f1, if'-:wg 7 fra ' , z A, 'aa ' ,1:f'e11Q3g:g, 'TH ya' .Qt 5. ljfu, ' A .K Q- 02092 JUIIIHR S K ..,4.-fe..W.X,w, 4 uc ag KD 'Ck'-44xKxv-vukuxifixiasx J.W. Howell Dan Sutherland ' Compliments Of 5 ?f X g RED on GARAGE- it V A 2 Red Oak Texas P ffgonngx i++pf-+r-J-'-xvooofr and Q Wanda Faye Chapman E Z Betty Ruth Shaw c Julian Rogers Billy Jack Fowler I 5 F F E' 5 Ex S 5 5 S! l 5 ? Z 5 5 F s K v. r 5 5 S 5 3 Z 5 5 2 E E 5 E E . 5 f E 6 E B E 5 1 i P 4 I 5 I i I mum I say, with all modesty that the Junior class, of which I am proud to be a member, would reflect credit upon any school. Some of the faculty might Question that statement, but I know it is true. On the athletic field and on the stage many of our mem- bers have shown. In ,the class room ---- well ---- in the class room some of our members have shown. There Can be no doubt about our intelligence. As for charm and personality just look at us. There is no ques- tion that we have an abundant supply. We have all heard of ethe boy who wants what he wants when he wants it. We are privileged to have as one of our member a boy that does better than that. He gets what he wants when he wants it ---- and how. If he sees anything he likes ---- oh no, he doesn't take ltg but before he knows what's happened, the amer finds himself giving it to him. His skill ln getting others to do his work for him is unbelievable. I could name a classmate who did all his school assignments for himg but I won't. We know he will get everything he wants in this world. We do say, 'May everything he gets prove to be what he thought itvas when he wanted it. During this past year, our class has participated with marked success, in many social, athletic, and ed- ucational affairs and has emerged with financial as well as artistic games. There is a lot to be done in this world and we'l1 do it. Maybe we will turn out to be as good as we think we are. Here's to us. Qwaoobooowolwoooeooonoowooooaeoqaoufuaaqqqqqqqgagag FITZHUGH CLEANERS Cleaners and Pressers Lancaster Texas Phone 225 3-egg. 1 rf V T 3. , . J 4. . 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' f V- . ,, fr: Q- Y w Y 1 3 w Y 1 1 w 1 i 1 V' L .l ' Howard Grier .F 6 Peggy Bracken ,.i,,, V Ha..-s.V,.,,J' ,fb 9 Aaron Blaokerby Leon Martin' Ural Martin -4 Foreet Price . Elroy Holland he K In . ,, Q mgL,,. , .Q A. -2, E L fs e.L I r e EEN if re Gordon Cookerham Johnny Hamm Barbara Hazard Compliments of HEAD' s DEPARTMENT STORE Lancaster Texas S The class that entered High School in the tall of 19147 me sam no be the uggesz and noisieaz resh- man class ever to enter R.O.H.S. We choose to refer to ourselves as just a 'lively bunch', and we know that the Fish quota to all the sports and organiza- tions requiring qualities of leadership has been standard and no,one has found grounds for any accusations concerning lack of loyalty and pep. We have accomplished as much as is expected of any freshman class. We know our accomplishments have not been'made alone, and we want to voice apprecia- tion to all those who have 11 any way helped us make this year a success. b It has been said lby the freshmen, of coursel that these freshman are not Green Fish ----- but Gold msn! l The Freshman Class is sponsored by Miss Lessye Kelly. 'Uris page Sponsored by W Sranford Food Srbfe A Reel Oak, 76105 FHESHIHEH Jodn Hammond, Stanly Bruce Cavitt QW' James Duke Marilyn Sutherland 5 Janie Howell Bruce Finley l is l ' 1-3 'F 6,3 lil is 4 H. D. Robinson LIQUIGAS COMPANY INC. l y Phone 1001+ M Waxahachie Texas kxwQ9Q Carl Rhyner 8 , if Mable -Gallbway , 7 .Zhi ,Q ' 1 4,15 4 .iff V ' 'nm,h Jack Biggs Josie Rogers Lois Evelyn Smith James P. Bell Peggy Chapman Charles HumphrieB f D- H0D1nS0H Patricia Uurry r .4 I if L,,. ,.AL X . , Wynona Jonte Bobby Taylor Jac K Brown THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED by K Stanford's Grocery Red Oak, Texas ' 716440140 In September of l9U6 a large group of fish swam hesitatingly out of the Lake Grammar School into the nNest of the Hawks'. Truly did they feel like fish out of water, and were often made to look like suck- ers, Pretty soon, however, we were forced by our en- vironment to develop an amphibious nature, and grad- ually that changed to the form and coloring of the Hawk. In September of l9U7 about the same group, now Old Hawks, was organized into the Sophomore Class, and plans were made for the year under the sponsor- ship of Miss Lessye Kelly. Out of this Sophomore Class of 1948 will come the stare of the Junior and Senior Classes who will keep the banner of R.O.H.S. flying and preserve the old Hawk spirit. This page , Sponsor-ed . 'bY CQVSTY Cash Store Eff' Oa'L'7Ef 5 Business QPPr'eciriT'e.d f W N N A 3, l 5 ELEIHEHTHIW ..... -215115 N, '-Sf? ,..- in. ' lg-51 A '35 VJ 5, ,:-, . K :ag KMA 6 IIIIII v IIIIIIIII S395 - 4 HW . QT:- C?- ww 'Qs 4 . g an 11- , 4. ., , N ,. .,4.?nn2f,F F1fth'b Sixth HKU 393. First and Second Grade Third and Fourth Grade uit. 1 E gf? f ,4 H J X M' v B IIIETIVITIES ky 3 E E Z F 2 2 2 2 i 2 a Z E 2 S 2 R ? e 3 S R 2 s Q. 5 2 ,, +1 N W 5 5 I Y 1 5 5 4 E i z F 2 P ? r P Y i 3 1 X F I I W F E F I i ffM Oi? xf 1,1 1 99555 Cwg., Biggest Girl Flirt --------- Wanda Chapman Biggest Boy Flirt- ,fr , a ive ' Best Girl Athelete ------- Beet Boy Athelete -------- loveslck Girl ------ ----Barbara Hazard Lovecick Boy-- ----- 5 apoieet Girl ------ ------ ,appleft Boy ----------- -- l W -x 1'N I A I J nn Teacher's Pet Girl ------ - Teacner'e Pet Boy ------ -- Silliest Girl --------- -- s1111esc Boy ------------- Laziest Girl ------- ------ aziest Boy ------- ------- ost Timid G1r1--- ------ - Most Timid Boy ---- ------- Most Serious Girl ------- - Moet Serious Boy ------ --- ----------Howard Grier ------Howard Grier Gordon Cockerham -------Josie Roger: -----H. D. Robinso ..---Betty R . SHa --Shirley Humphrie --------Eugene Lowe -Henri Ann Cockerham -----H. D. Robinson -------Joan Hammond -4----D-Bryan E11 1 ------Patricia Curry - ------ --Jack Brown ----Betty Ruth Shaw ------Julian Rogers KKXIK XKULAJKA xox xx 1 lonlxlfoxlxx xx! EDwARns Moron co. Sales Ford Service Lancaster Texas fHHO'S WHO CONTINUEDJ J'jg Most Popular Girl ----------- Wanda Chapman - ' J ' Most Popular Boy ------------- Howard Grier 1 rrettiest Girl -------------- Peggy Bracken ost Handsome Boy ---- --+ ----- Howard Grier Best All Round Girl ----------- Joyce Pratt aiu 17.2, Best Best All Hound Boy ------------ J,W. Howell 's Girl Student ---------- Barbara Hazard Boy Student ------ --Stanley B. Cavitt Girl Most Likely to Succeed---Joyce Pratt Boy,Most Likely to Succeed ---- J.W. Howell f I l N Most Ambitious Girle --------- Joan Hammond fc: Most 1' f fm K- NX Most Most Champion Gum Chewing Girl---Mable Calloway Champion Gum Chewing Boy ---- ----Jack Biggs Ambitious Boy ----------- Jerry Powell sociable Boy- ----------- Jerry Powell Sociable Girl ---------- Peggy Chapman 2? ' 1 XXXXXYXXXXXXXXXXYXXXXKXX RAGSDALE'S VARIETY STORE School supplies, drugs, hardware, clothing Lancaster, Texas 3' r 'J s- V w W LLL x Halloween Coronation The first activity of the year was the Hallo- ween ooronation. Representives from each of the classes were as follows: First Grade--Janice Stanford and Pat Choate Second Grade--Laddle Davie and Gerald Almond Third Grade--Barbara Pratt and Howard Murhead Fourth Grade--Sally Mae Davie and Roy Elmer Howell Fifth Grade---Betty Jo Humphries and Harry Grier Sixth Grade-Sylvia Sanford and Bobvie Husker- son Seventh Grade--Shirley Humphries and Wendell Curtis Freshman class--Peggy Chapman and James Duke Sophomore class--Peggy Bracken and Lecil Mar- tin H'K' HM' T'Jun1or Class--Wanda Chapman and J. W. Howell Senior class---Edna Earle Smith--Queen and Adrian Rogers--King The Heralds were Joyce Pratt and Betty Ruth Shaw. Attendents to the Queen were Barbara Jean Hazard, Lois Evelyn Smith, Wynona Jonte, Helen Barnard, Mayle Callaway, Janie Howell, Kaye Wood- en, Karren Dulsworth, Elaine Sullivan, Barbara Brown, Harry Brown, Linda Sue Stwnford, Shiela Faye Taylor, and Sharon Pratt. This affair was sponored by the P. T. A. and with the oo-operation of all, this was a very successful event. eniov G4g7K1X The Senior Clase Presented in April 1948- uThe Little Shepherd of Kingdom Comeu The characters are as follows: Adrian Rogers ------------- --------- ----------- Chai Edna Earle Smith -------- ------- ------ Margaret Dean Joyce Pratt ....... --.----------- ------- --Mrs. Dean Jerry Powell- ------------ ----- -------- Richard Hunt Barbara Jean Hazard ------ ---------- ---- Nellie Hunt Peggy Bracken ........ .-.----- ---- Jennie Overstreet J, wi Howell ........ - .......... .----- Calvin Buford Betty Bunn Shaw- -------- ------------ ---Lucy Buford Dan Sutherland ------- ------- -------- 'Nathan Cherry Wynona Jonte ---- -------- ------- ---- ---Betsy Cherry peggy Chapman ....... ..... --------- --Mellisy Turner Julian Rogers ------ ---------- -------- ---------- Tom Wanda Faye Chapman -------- ---- --------- ----- ThHHKY The olay was directed by Mr: John F. Myers il-Iil!!'IOOQ05IQlilOil'QOl-IO-094590GWQQQWQQQOQQIQOQGQQO THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY RED OAK LAUNDRY RED OAK, TEXAS Basketball Banquet On March 19, 1948, at 8:00 P. M. the athletic committee of Red Oak High School honored the basket- ball teams of l9lb7 with a banquet. The Hawks' were served in the school dining room. The room was de- corated in maroon and white. The following program was given: Welcome ---- ---------- -Mr. Wilson Tunnell Response -------------- Wanda Faye Chapman Our Team' ------------ Jerry Powell Musical numbers were furnished by Adrian Rogers and Lecil Martin. Awards were presented to Betty Ruth Shaw and Gordon Cockerham for being outstanding athletes. The honored members presented gifts to their coaches, Mr. Wooden and Mr. Tunnell. Fifteen nrahsu were given to the athletic com4 mittee thus ending the banquet. Junior-Senior Banquet One of the highlights on the social calendar for the year was the Junior-Senior banquet. 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Despite me hard luck they had and the breaking in of new players the team has worked to- gether faithfully and improved much. 'When the great scorer comes to write against your nameg he writes not that you won or ,lost but .how you p1ayed'tm game.' This great quotation came close to the team of 191-I-8 in 1he Lancaster tournament. They won their first game, but lost out to the Crandall team in the semi-finals. Though they lost they were awarded a good sportsmanshipltrophy tbr being the best sports. The players that will receive letters are: Wanda Faye Chapman, oaptaing Betty Ruth Shaw, co-captaing Peggy Chapmang Wynona Jonteg Barbara Jean Hazardg and Peggy Bracken. With all the girls expected back next year and more new material we are all looking forward to a better team next year. Popst Manufacturing Company Plenty of Blue Jeans, all sizes Lancaster, Texas Phone 217 1 Z 'iam The boy's basketball team had a much better team than that of the previous year. Through ex- tensive practice and hard work they have acquired skill andlnve used this skill m a great advantage. Under the leadership of Coach Wilson Tunnell the team entered two tournaments andgiayed fifteen matched games besides the conference games. In the Palmer tournament we reached the semi-finals but lost to the Palmer 'Bulldogsn by four points. The players who will receive letters are: Howard Grier, Gapta1n--- Zyrs. Sophomore Gordon Cockerham- ------ f Zyrs. Sophomore Forrest Price ----------- Zyrs. Sophomore James Duke -------------- lyr. Freshman Julian Rogers ----------- Zyrs. Junior Dan Sutherland- -------- - 2yrs. Junior J.W. Howell ------------- Zyrs. Junior Billy Jack Fowler ------- Zyrs. Junior Adrian Rogers ----------- Byrs. Senior Jerry Powell---4- ------- 4 yrs. Senior gaulall At this time of the year, when Spring is just around the corner, a young man's fancies usually turns to baseball. At R.O.H.S. about twenty boys are starting in for baseball practice. We have entered the Ellis County High School League and are looking forward to a good season. 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The picture includes the following, left to right: Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Rice Oldham ---- Stanley Gavitt- Earl Hamm ------ James Kel1--f-- Frank Gilbert-- Gletus Chapman Veda Evans ---- Jack Norman ---- Eugene Pr1ce--- Harris Brown--- Kent.Stanford-- Melvin Word ---- Ray Cav1nder--- Jim Lowe ------- Oldham's Grocery Cavitt Cash Store Hardware Store Hardware Store Retired ---------Red Oak Laundry Postmaster Red Oak Drugs ---------Retired ---------Red Oak Garage ---------Stanford's Grocery ---------Welder ---------Welder ---------Contractor FZ Hr: zzzlm' QIIiC3Z'L E 34322351 KE SEBI H A ... ENE: ' 52251213 ik Compliments Of Ragsda.1o'a Variety St Lanoaotor, Texas Oonplimonts of Oavitt 'J Grocery Rod Opt, Texas Oompl ments of Brown had M111 Rod Oak, Texas Compliments of Red Oak Gin Rod Oak, Texas ' nm, EI-IHP I 1 R 1 1 . 1 1 1 T 1 1 n P 5 r F x