White Oak High School - Roughneck Yearbook (White Oak, TX)

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11-of 19:5 Af' ATS. Qui .nf-L BETTY JO STUKGLS .... snort, warm big blue eyes .... A favorite with quiet peace loving people...F.H.T. Band, President of the Senior Class...Courteous in Hall of Fame ...A capable secretary to-be. LaDOT WHITE .... Clever, original and industrious...Wi1ling to work, Pep Leader, Choral, Girl Scouts, and Junior Play...Roughneck staff and Editor of the GAUGER. Favor- ites include sports, but her am- bitions are more artistically in- clined. EARLINE YOUNG .... Attractive and happy..Pep Leader, F.H.T., Choral, Commercial, Junior Play, Hall of Fame...Likes homemaking and swing music .... Unhappy about rainy weather...P1ane to go to college. ii

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Vice-President, and Geraldine Cheek, Secretary-Treasurer. Doris Cole was the class' nominee for the Roughneck Sweetheart Contest. Mr. H. C. Cheek and Miss Elaine Carville sponsored the class. The Sophomore party in the Tyler State Park high-lighted the activities of the year. As Freshmen the class had the largest class roll in high school. Being unsuccessful in their attempt to elect Mary Ann Utzman Roughneck Sweetheart, the class became determined to elect Nell Bumpns to re- present White Oak in the annual Christmas Parade in Longview. The de- termination lasted and the class won. George Kutch led the class as President with Dan Williams, Vice-President and Gloria Moore, Secretary- Treasurer. Twenty-four members of the class were Band members-almost half of the total number. The Juniors of '44 are an intelligent, talented, and cooperative group of students. ifn f , 1 J 3 k fl ,r. Lf 'JA 449 e M' lg r 2 , -li l Q . , - A - ,g . I f PQ' U' ' 5 P FEA Vaiih 'F il X X Hx 1 4 5 NH ,- L , X51 Fings, Y in I Q I .7 'L 5 ,gf fr P Va ,ft u-- I . 4 f xy . 'f, Y V' ' V I .- 9 1 5? .. ' , ,A Q gr 1 .4 ,If , ff? ' Y - ' X. ':gj:H ' -ij ' X 'J I 'Q5Hiff1f g .AffqhHgILfL' ,.gfg .l-, T .wish mt. 4-' ' 42 I 4m'fVtX 2. 'll S 4 -, I I fi 5' lin -1 Evdizm 3 Y Y 1 ' Z? it te Li-':,:,:'ql fa 11 1, Q A 'fn :rm J' ' ' ff fi 5. -., sul '-M if ,rv , R fr, I fini? ' X iplifh'-.M 1? : ' f- . 591 B A ' 4 'K ' nur-': 'f'f: :fJ ir'7 ' .ff: sg! Q I I,-if I, x ' we - A' N J ff' 'af'- . V , 5 '