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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1945 volume:

Z '.'2'1ff'ww-wa. ,A,, . .,x .IW 'N '.. ,1 V, X ',x lax . qbffqg :I 4411 AQ 1 . 4. . , . ' I ff ,. X , , f,f' , , ,f ,'f f 11 1' I. .59 's W, ,ww 3? -Qi 1 R 'vv 1- '- v- -- ----- .- H ...Y --- V V-V '--..--.,.-- .--1,,.1,,,..-X -... -., K 1,x '? !qs ,xx M' A V V A WWNII A 'if 'N 4 1. J' 5 3 .v V1 Mya .,E F V3 'y ..4-' h . ah . 4 ,5 TIHE , , jx AA I 9 4 5 -z, .A Hr 'QV n w,,Wr?-rf v Q G9 , Q 96, Rouen-INECK 141 ,o. , IGI VV Publushed by fy 9:2 is :bg WHITE OAK sc:-1ooL ,CX v v Lomsvuew, TexAs 5.6 95 Q3 ,Q Q , f 4 ,': AA e ,, 0 v-L- 4, , '51 N fiE5,a QA A . ff: 1 Vi, X A ..' '7 L A A -1 3 I i f- -w..!.,,,,,,m E fm 'p-V . , - .am ,.,,. ,.,, xl 1 1 . yin. 11 gs r -A I M-cv, , we ' wmv XY-'khvfus whiff ,wx 1 1 A .M an ,An is ..-., in, 1- km ynqor l 5 'S '--r , Ak K 1 fr' my-ma a '-'ami cs .fs 1 ' Country lx fr ... MMG ,Sum Hwy fbviv' gn-ws , fefmrr MW X M rw T ihe former students Sex-vrng Gu i' Aran L s '31 'Baie ibmn ' Sw X. Qrarmm 'r -1---1---F---- germ '-'f .fr f ,Q ,1 W 4,--. ,W ir ' 4' Mig Gm wlwv :bmw Jarvis: f, rr :Sl T .4 ii fwrzqa -Sym mf, Mfr-,um f .s ,H ff and teachers who ha gm rs, A204 v ve served O ' 945 Roughrreck their country-fwe -our way of sacrifices they exoressrng, our . dedrcate ihe W gre have made for us. Etude for khe v 4 ,- -N 4 ,1 ,-f -' f, W ft 'H r r rlga ' ' ' , U54 5 - X .'-f . QQ '1, .,' ' 1 1., ., if .1 - -'V-1 n 1 H45 ,-J ,, A-.,-'.,, 'f r ,f r - f- 'r5',,.m.g-Lffav ' .,'?.:,-. .:YP'lR,s- ' r-,l,fP?g-ffffgfr ff ?Wja.EE Lrf,6, 'f ..,,, 1-r '-.W 'y , '. -rows, . 1-Nfgi ,f..f'c,7,1,f..-'E-,,,EJ,.Lf? . :PE-gan JI? ,!,iiE.?.i11. ,wr-1 ,1 yr- -gy.-, 'L-ru.: -- ,,.,,y-. LF., -,. fr- 41.13 'il ,I-,, 15' V ' -Ifllfi - - 1' 1--'F ive! -41-42-ar' 14541. -.wif GMX.,-'-qQ-.' : ,n,,x vi.:-43l?. 109-1 ,', ' f'rl'.g'-,wzfg I '-',: ' ,. ' - -J .. --rl 11' , gminwf f- Q gd-,A'?. q,..r,r'17'- -1'7'.'.rf5 rf ? f 'N' rff 3-w.'f'r'f'1r'f w, 'V '5'1RQf-'49 - 'v 'L'f' V 3'1 ': 'U':?V gQtW- '5F? 4f!f -5 'm',14'?.f' ' ' W ziff' -r'fr .w??f'f1'.ff-T.11f'ff'frw-, :,fgsrg',ff5N-'+f'i.v'1:3i!1.s,ZEif3'Tf.r?1.r: R'PY r- Y rem ,s5?'11f+-I-M-f:r.:'?M-f' .l . I .I yr V --V , N .5-fy ' 'If-, g,,,,,z.-1 ,,xx'zm.'L'2,,I1Yr.-1.4,.jgici.: Nu I Lx A f H -L-we ,. ' .fu A I I I 4, ,,. .., hir' Y,,A YYY 4' iH-- , I WWW QM 'Wo-wa? +C? QM Zyfffic' Qmfiia Pagilfbi wi? ggmfafvzrhffo il? far Qof vlfamzivz 2127 75wym M4710 11? Wmwwm -ff Wm Dwi. Mmm www ALMA MATER Firmly founded Alma Mater, Mother true is she. Here beneath the towering oil wells, Pledge we loyalty. Sing her praises, speed them onward. To the world proclaim, That we'll always shield and cherish White Oalc High School's name. -Velma Wall Knowles E E: if K 1 ki FOREWORD The annual statt, and many others, have made an effort to place between these covers, vital information ot the school and important events that have talcen place There will be memories in pictures and writing tor many members ot the faculty and perhaps ten years from now, there will be memories for the students the classes of !944-45. 7 . T5 3 . 1 .Qi Mita? , 'n flat? s il' fl ' 3'. .,, -.-.WW Q-. Sir ' ffl' , -12 f ' ' N L ,I 3 ,.,,x,,'-SEQ... -.ly-.ifw l 'fi-513: U l ,, - R : 15'-9A-J ' Yagi xIbnv 'i 02315 iemeeen. ALMA NXATER van.:-mx WALLKNOWK-ES I 5 ff 2 1 2 5351? fi? f 5 ii Fouw-Aed M---wxa Ma.-ier Mddx--er Hue se: e-Me. Ykm--L--Xq -1 9f agen' IQ! :afderia at noon l Mechanical Q Nw.. h +fn.. ., X , '-f- -N., Q-.www ' The library sieps from second floor clemeniary Q lf' 61. 61 The bnnd in paudc formniion 43: a . QI V45 X V A , , .. , ,N PM 6 A ' f N . Waw ' , , v , , Q5 . .J , X The Hall of Fam, ERN Assembly when xtudenis come iogcihcr io enjoy each oilvert hlcnl Riff A siudy lull in Une library .QQ 471' and, chemisiry in Qlme Q . Office Praclice Class future secreiaricx l S . Ill l 5 Q-. boys leem wood and metal vori in flue shop 14 H. E. Bingham, Trustee L. E. Kern, Trusiee C. L. Shoupe, Trustee R. E. Anderson, Superintendent-M.A. Universiiy of Texas C. C. Simmons, High Schooi Principal-M.A. University of Texas ?i--o-neu SCHOOL OFFICIALS ...annum-wamn vg,,,,,4,,hw-y' ix. 1 i Dorothy Curtis, Secretary-B.A. T. S. C. W. 4 448 1 1 5' ' 'Q T -NM 413 V Q T S .5 : ' sd' 2 Y ,I , J 'W L 1 ':,, 7 I r . Norma Pursley, E. B. Carrington, Elementary School Faye Boyd Secretary Principal-M.A. University of Texas Secretary vw F-f N-v.,.3J.,F.,.f,.-,sf ...r 'I - ' -if - 'Q , r D f T JD.-,M L -,,- .,,. 1 EDITH ADKINS-Business Adminissrasion: B.A.: Norih Texas: Tens Uni- a 6 versiiy. Senior sponsor. Q DOROTHY COX-English, Journalism: B.A.: Baylor Universiiy: MA.: Texas University. Junior sponsor. Gauger: Roughneel. -5- WINLON KNOWLES-Physical Educaiion, fooiball coach: B.A.: M.A.: Norih Texas. Junior sponsor. LEWIS G. WILBURN-History: l.A.: Tens University: Souiheasiern Shie Teachers College. CATHERINE PERRY-Speech, Spanish: B.E.: Texas Skate College for Women Sophomore sponsor. LURENE RANDOLPH-Home Economics, eofeieria manager: l.S.: Tens 5? Siale College for Women. T HAROLD FARMER-Shop: B.S.: M.S.: Norih Texas. Freshmen sponsor. ORRLINE ELLIS-Librarian: B.A.: Triniiy University: B.S.: Texas Shke Col- lege for Women. '5 5 ::::::. 'W A y I :ff I V' 521 PATTI TYSON-Physical Education: Texas Stale College for Women: B.S.: Eass Texas Slate Teacher's College: Texas Universiiy. Senior sponsor. LENA FAYE VAUGHAN-English, B.S.: Easi Texas Side TeecI1er's College for Women: Texas University. Freshman sponsor. a, l :J 'Xg I MRS. RENA MORSE-Fifilu grade: l.S.: Siepllen F. Audin. W, VW fa. x 4 ,ew fn f. T W Q 1 11 MRS. RAY LOMAN-Fifth grade: M.A.: Columbia Universily. MRS. TED MeLAMORE-Third grade: B.S.: Easi Texas Side Teaeller's College. MRS.WILMER MEREDITH-Sixth grade: B.A.: Mary Harden laylor. JOYCE RHINEHART-Third grade: B.S.: East Texas Stale Teacluer's Col lege: Brownie Scouh. NONA BAILEY-Kindergarien: M.S.: Easi Tens Side Teacl1er's College KATHERINE FRENCH-Sixth grade: B.A.: Texas University: Scouh. RUBY BOURNE-English: M.A.: Texas Universify. MRS. GRACE BLACKSTONE-Fink grade: B.S.: East Texas Shie Teacher's College. ALMA NELL TATE-Second grade: B.S.: Texas Universily. NOT PlCTU RED RANKlN BOWEN-Chemistry: Aj., l.S.: Southern Methodist University. H. L. WALKER--Band: Kilgore College Band Director. MRS. COPELAND-Substitute teacher ol' Mathematics. BONNIE VERMILUON-Mathematics: l.S.: North Texas. MARTHA COX-Music, senior choral: B.S.: Texas State College for Women. GRACE WILLIAMS-Fourth grade: l.S.: East Texas State Teacher's College J. W. HAGLER-Social studies, Scoutmaster: East Texas State Teacher's College. MARY NELL BLACKWELL-Spelling. MRS. NORMAN HAYES-Second grade: B.S.: North Texas. DORIS McWHlRTER-First grade: B.S.: East Texas State Teacher's College. C. C. STAFFORD-Elementary school music: B.S.: North Texas. ...... ..-....... - .-.....,,. VX, fjflrfaf 'u oo In Dunn. J. W. Hqlu, W. Y, lyrd. T. M. Wunu, Clan lumpn. I, N. White nd J. F. Adam. Mn. Ndiil Duvall, Helpihl ANUIJMQ. c.m..... sn.. oe...., M... cudan. M.. smo.. M... Gm, M... any n..u...,, Mn. Idom, Min Aubslls Lnll. H. J. imma., c..,..4.f Jnmiam Virgil Smyth, H. E. Onan, W. J. s.......,n-, n. N. wm.. 4 fW N QPF'- .qwg-.a gifs! Q... a. , , .QW eg? fi- LM L S1 . 3 H 4 5 ' 5 -. 5 M al , , -1' .,. 51: .1 , Q -.....f. bn , Q : ' no if 7 on s www , ' Q., ,V i.,qJ- 1.- - 1' 5'lx'f1-1-.,x'v','! 5 -, .. 'Ffh A-x-2:54-5 gy- Lqf' 0,-lrgm -.R H 5 , . I X .H-1-Q Vx- x ', ' r for, v W 'I' Y 5:9 f' - 5: J, . A 'I wJ . if 3, c -'-.4 , ,Q 45 31: ,-A-.ff -,x y-k f f.f.. gf. f.,g-,,- 'J Q ,13jA ff,,Lg.N1yq,,:f-35, HA s1 '9'13pA: ' 'f 'f'.fiQ':i: 'I 'lwllghf is EA -nf, ,ffgeqkbvt gg .5 3' -fir ' ' .4171 314' fgggvqiq.- X Q Gwjrf: 5'swm !P?l.'g'4'Pw . - - ' in 1 www' -' .fairs P , rw ,A V it ' I a .. if 1' 1 ii 1235532 ggi if f Hera' be-neafk We 'iower-mg oN wekis Piqdgewe Hoy a Winn Q07 JST'- TSW ik. VD 'QE' MN ssmiorz cuss ofnceks N Sccretarylreuury Aa 5 Eugene Smith ' , Vice Presidlhf Ll Millie Edmunds President it I Walter Webster X r. .1 if eaaui Aamir, f 2 Sponsor The I944-45 Senior Class is finishing its tourth year of high school in wartime. The year l94l, Pearl Harbor, this class was in its Freshman year. ln spite ot the conditions brought about by the war, this class has won the Football Sweetheart contest tor two years, and elected its candidate tor Beast in the Beauty and Beastl' contest. 'V '-Q Patti Tyw Sponsor IA The activities ot this dass in X944-'45 include a trip to the Shreveport State Fair, skating arties, Kid Day, and parties on most ot the holidays. P BANQUET 1943-44 et. The motit ot the a q to n uet was u their Junior year, the dass gave the Jr.-Sr. Banqu in ivai with the servers dressed as clowns, CGYD M' 3, X. sf 0320 I 'lf'5l!llSa'fl,' Xh'Ng2i ' 1 'I ff X x mb N499 'Hia' X ACR ,,fa 9,' ul 5' MFI' :al lf' jf' 1-f11f ,, 4-14,4fl'!l Avnfflfn fr lily V I1 rllv '?'F 'V '7 ' O ,X a,pff,',,,, : Vavsunrf A .53 W 'Sk' M . BOBBY BAlLEY-Band, louv ysavsg Gaug- Cr Siallg Sm-nfs Club: Sludrnt Coun- cllgg Boy Scoulsg Annual Stall. WANDA CARR-l-lomvmaklng Club Girls Rcscrvcs: Glvls Athlctlc Club Student Lllnranan. 51 6' I L. BETTY JC BARN Squad: Clworal NELL BUMPUS-Clnrisfrnas Quqrng Clulvf Svfvw , -, Gauger Sfoflg Sffnlo' Sfcuts: Clmml Club: Football Mun SF ll stud E lbraruan Swcctlwaflf Hal! ol Fnmvg Svnlor '11 Y ln V' AA AN 'V AA 'V fV AA vv AA v 3 :Pi 1 L -ud- IY -s .L A 1 NP' AL V 6 A AL yuars A K ass Ofd M www ll . n lp N 1.' n I . L m ' +1 '01 'x nf ml , . my lf. ' LA NM j V '1 MM F- HM M A l V A MP4 NVQ L l K ' Q In -1 . - Cf .2 V I r ou . 6 O bil S rtg w vw- . M 5 NOV! Cafehina Clw-Jflugr. LOUIE CRIDDLE-Basulfmllf Clmml Clubg 4-l-l Club: Sclcncc Club. ix 1. ir? was ,, ...wilh GU! mf' ,iii BERT DAVIS-Annual Slallp Gauger BERTHA law DAVIS y l won Club E Hia. l il we aw ill surf. G 'Q L A VV A 'V vv v6 45 AP MONNIE BELII DAVIS-Spovlsi Gaugcr Stallp Annual Slalfp Sandy Sludznk Band Direckorg Officer of Banda Sunior Service Scouts. 'in GVO 5 IV AA V LA A 4 VV ee :A AL r GA HL K f57n!15Jm.,.f.'a l F5'v4 93' '.' 'flfii -sn' ':51-ww -qu-fqfyy 7,-gluing, ibn JOAN DAVlS-P-'p Squad: llnll of LUQ-fl Slallg Cafclvric GERALDINE FOWLER-Choral Clubg F. . .5 S-tnlor Scouisg Spanish Club. - - pGf cr ull- .1 L fa -9 -- CMM nm . p 512, V1 WE -.. 194 A ES. W Q4 ' mm A f , A vm MPQ 1' A L ' q Benq' 'I B 'D ' '-53 g,fE E L.fg . ' W l yg ll. I.-Q , Q 5 FLORENE FRANCISCO-So-'rm' Club: Pep Squad: Gul Scoutsg Pr:-sldvntg Student Lxbranang Svcr-'tary-Trtfasurwrg Junior Classg l-tall nt' Farnvg St-nmr Play. BILLY HART-Baslcetballg Boy Scouts: Science Club: Sparnsln Clubg Gaugcr Staff: Annual Stattg Hall ot Fame: Footballp Junior Play: Model Alf' plane Club: Baseballg Senior Play. 'SM-5 'UIGNA 'iv 'hd w--W, KW PEGGY HAMMER nror Scouts ass V C ass Farort uger S a A al 'T' tat n IY A Ll A AK ' W AA A Wv P A . AA e AA vv AA AA rv . Q2 l ' ' Q , V, A4 BN a- CW Lg Q . ' 5 2 ' -' .A L ' 7 JOHNNY HANDY-Football L-tth man two yearsj Bas' al. HOM ER JONES-Football Letterman, two yearsg Basketball Letterman: oy Scouts: Gauger Staftg Annual Saffg t-la ot Fame: Senior Play: Baseball- Sclence Club. H si 'Ffa 3 U LUCY KERN-Sclcrlcc Club, F, H. T- JESSIE LENAMON--Faotbcll, l.l'llCr- RAY LOWRY-Band, Siu-nw Club, Club, Scnlor Scouts, Press Club, Hall mun,SoltbaIl,Bash-tballpCl1oralCluY1. Slvuts, Pl-'ss Club, Junlol Play, Class Ol Famf. K I fulllj- ,lun rw Yvrxr. com MCCANDLESS-emo, Play: ,nom MILLER-Clwolal Club, Volleyball? RGY MlLLEn-rMlll,sll, c.pu,n Two Choral Club. Junlor Play, Gaugqr Slslfg Arlbull Years, AllDlstlld Two Yvargg BMC. Staff: Glrl Scouts, Band. 1 ball, Basketball, TYDClij l-lull ol Fam.-5 ' Bmast, Srl-:nfs Club Model Airplane Club. gt ,pv- 10' GLORIA MOORE-Band Senior Service Scouts: Yell Leaderg Junior Playg Guager Statty Editor ot l945 Rough- neclcg Choral Clubg Hall of Fame: Senior Play. CHARLES NlXSON-Band: Science Club: Press Clubg Scoutsg Junior Playg Foot- ballg Air Scouts Sc-nior Playg Class Favorite. -6 'BH- W O ...-HlQv -uw ,N .S- ' MAXINE MOU Clworalj Spanish LOUISE MUSTIN-Sportsg Spanish Clubp Club: F. l-l. Gauger Staffg Clworal Club: Senio. Service Scouts: Maiorettg Science Club. lk ni LL. Mu fu ' MDA Q51 hi' EE an . EB Y'V V V K Aft mlg Let BILLY ROGERS-Footballg l.-'ttrrmanp a a , L fr np Clcg Captain Two Years, Baslrvtball, Letter- ' all of-' a manp Boy Scouts: Junior Assistant mm ' Scoutrnastcrg Air Scoutsg Archery Club: Plwotograptiy Clubg Junior Playg A Class Olliccrg Senior Play. JA S SA I I TMJ' ' Otballj er Staff: Annual ta . QX 6 , .- r. .. G amd.. , fl .5,.. ,:l .. - 4 ,,., A . . W M F i .Q-N:-.S!E'i ?yi,Ak ' ,lm ,. .mv W ll 1 :,m,1,l+.l - fl . 4,1 . f..,.lH, l , , ..... ,s ll'l'1:M 'ey . g.llEv 11 'lm V-' A: l ,,,,:,, lukf-ll :gag ,-,- ' M ae' w,, .l V- .,.-,f.i,.. I . . . .L v all 1'k-my .,.A ll l ' mm LL 3 it A , x M I . ,, u. . ,m.lsbA, M., . . ., If ,-as Wl,M5,q5Wr f A 1 4- law 1' rw '- Mzk 'fx 4' f A34 4' W M 2 s Q ' r so 11 4' 3 . A x an-na-nJ 9' .Q v' ' l x .5 W. X 2 in - . A cg ffijf Um? . I gil ld' -' Ali? gi'-,fl I . 'J ....'f I ., K dx, Q EUGENE SMlTH-Football, Band, tlw.: yvmsr L-'lkvvmaffs Club? Sccrc Trvasurvr, S,-rvor Class. WALTER WEBSTER-Foolballg Basket' ball, Traclg Basvballg Boy Scoulsg Prvsldvnt, Srnlor Clagsy Scmof Play: B-'ASL Qi? X'-N-wr -A Q 'UH' PEGGY STEWAR C u Scouts Snor Y I vv AA AM T7 A2 ,lk 'i A 'v Sc nce ' ' HM' v rf' A 1 Q 'v 0 AL CEHS2 Bas , L- agcr: iUQPl IY LA V W V L Ah v WY 591' P' AL 'L cience Club: ! Q Clulazq Volle MARY ANN UTZMAN Band wo ar d Sophomore ass fl au YV Junlor a s ri n ov co H am Annuxl tn Ca bra C CC Ol GERALDINE WHITE-F, H. T. Club- Baslcrrtbzll. ball Team. ,I arf' .L-- ,,- 2' ,,,-f',,,,-N O'Ni r ' DOROTHY COX Sponsor l is at . ity. 5 WINLON KNOWLES S ponsor ,Lf .ff l, ff.,- ,, L' ,pf 'X'-fag? sff' 'We- 'Tflfl L-,-M,', . I v--Lm,,,t, w I -.., i . Ruth Moo!! . C. H unselr Mug er BillY Carl Ends, Donald Rhodes, L o e , Billy D cERS JuNioR CLASS oppl The Junior Class ot IQ44-45 is made up ot a group ot students who are willing to work and cooperate. Presiding over the class tor the year was Billy Carl Eeds, with the assistance ot Margie Moore, yicerpresidentg Donald Rhodes, treasurerp Billy Deer, reporterq and L. C. l lounsel, secretary. Among the outstanding teatures ot this year was the Junior-Senior banquet, and K The Ready Made Family, a comedy in three acts. Miss Dorothy Cox and Mr. Winlon Knowles were the class sponsors. L. C, l-lounsel and Elouise l-lolley were elected favorites ot the class. This is also Elouise's third year to be drum-majorette ot the band, A looolc review by Miss Oppenheimer was sponsored bythe Junior Class. Although the Juniors were unsuccesstul in their attempt to elect their candidate, Patsy Hobbs, Hlioughneclc Sweetheart, they are loolcing torward to next year's contest. ,iff- L'-fc TQ l ,,. w Verna Louise Barnard Sallie Bell Elwood Blackmon Helen Bradlwam Verna Corning Annie Jo Counis Billy Deer Marjorie Deiriclw Betfy Donaih Lila Edward Billy Carl Eeds James Gregory Bernice Hale Bennie Hawk Irene Hicks . f-e--nr -. sf S , r 4 X 1' s , Q2 , . ix av . 'MLN 1, fill Q ,gm-w 423' if Q . Q R! 3 1 it 'X i s, is -W Pj A X Palsy Ruilw Hobbs Elouise Holley Max Hollingsworih L. C. Hounsel Merle ldom Jimmy Jones Geraldine Kelley Margaref Jean Mason Henry McCandIess Tommie McCormick Juanita McGrew Mary Belle McKinley Glen McMullen Wayne Miller Margie Ruih Moore W. T. Norman 'Ui' ' M' i' f Alice Marie Oil: Margaret Owens Billie Marie Padgett Betty Ruth Parkin Maretta Piclcerell Ernogene Pierce Eugene Powell Donald Rhodes Velma Richie Avery Robinson Alvin Sanderson Julius Sherrell Wanda Smart Delbert Smiih Norma Rose Sturgis Dona Faye Winton Dale Yocum L.-- .41 ,aff !,..J,, ...J 'ffl The Sophomore Ciass oi i944-45 proved itseii outstanding in its woric in the Foot- baii Queen' contest. They werent successtui in getting their candidate. Janice Van- meter, eiected, but they came in second. The ottieers ot the ciassr John Paui Doweii, president: Jerry Smith, vice-president: and Betty Sue Osburn, secretary-treastrrey, were chosen by the students at the begin- ning oi the sehooi year. From the ciass hind, a contribution was made toward tinancing the annuai. The ciass sponsors were Miss Perry and Mr. Wiii'rams. Mr. W'riiiams iett at Christmas to teach at Houston. wr- -13 f J -r is Zi te, Mr. Wiiiiams, Sponsor erry Smith, Vice President Betty Sue Osburn, Secretary-Treasury John Paui Doweii, President f. ll 1 i 1 , l X l ix Q rm w '- it J . N . X-35 X. . I Q ., . x ' : ii' J 'A -I - Q ...Q-.. 4 X :' 1 3 I ' aw' - 1, 1 E ,.:. fi :.: ii my f ix Ah Y K i Q f F 'N I. 'ra 1 '-1' C? ,J , 'iq: to-Q Eulf K X lf in gg, Q Q. aa, DM A Q l nv '1,!: ' 1 sX , ,lv :fi !M.s:., -.Q YQ' Abi EY, NTT 'Mk .55 r Z lr l' Nlllllfxa, llkl , I ,. ,-.., lf v . 'i 'fx Q, U ,. K 'l 2 ,i l V6 L W - 'car xf ' i l lil fm ' illlf l I X wil Q ll r Q gfwli i ,si l. v. 'J I k Nw -A A Eizl :ttb y cr gk -N I 'l A X x'WR N 'H' . . - X X X X Mary Douglas Allen Russel Anderson Earl Barnard KEhF6tl'lBd1dY Roberl Bell Charlie Boyle Betiy Brown Stella Bulloclr Doris Byrd Billy Cagle Delva June Calloway Darlene Caslwion Billy Paul Cole Ellen Corbit Jesse Davis Robert Earl Davis Billie Jean Dellis John Paul Dowell Elaine Driggers Harold Faullmer Diclr Fugler Doris June Gregory Buddy Guthrie fr-an if' X if-3 IQ H su rf , N Q-tak Q 'A' ..,q Mmm' fha ,Nb .. Q wi ,i may S gy Y 1 1-u-5 6 E . ,. lx i i fi J 5 1 45' --'agp if W: Q: QQ g- ' A I 1 .lin Q is X In VW V mm fi ' - 1 l, - I IEW ,'. ' r ar 5 Hugh Edward Hari Harold Higganboiham Margaret Homan Bobby Lee Irvin Wayne Jones Eunice McClelland Colleen Nagel Richard O'Neill Betiy Sue Osburn Harold Pearce Edna Pifman Bcity Lee Roever Billy Dale Rogers Wesley Savoy Dean Sherrell U Margie Nell Smith Jerry Smith Bobby Jean Starr Nella Mae Thomas Wanda Thomas Janice Vanmeter Rex White Bobbie Jean Young , mini' s.5r1r3wQ ft' an gy-if r it .d I 'Helen Boone. BAN Elan Se Arnvlr cwlv 'W M. g P rx . fps W s. AA,A f X ' E sor. Mr. Farm'- Span 'W It If-IF 'Gil ,., -!,.,,,,, y Miss Vau9ham SPOMOL The Freshman Class, one ot' the largest classes in high school, were not very lucky in the Football Sweetheart contest, but experience will help them in their three remaining years. Their candidate tor Football Sweetheart was Patsy Shirley. . The IQ44-45 class otticers were Charles Arney, president, Helen Boone, vice-presi- dentg and Betty Eldridge, secretary-treasurer. The tinancial budget ot the annual wa class. s boosted by a contribution of the Freshmaf Class sponsors tor the year were Mr. Fafme rand Miss Vaughan. ,,-eq.. 4px ...-aa., ,s X Q I 1 44-up Q49 s , A. , rdf' Y s is A + 5 'S' X A I X I CB , : J ,, A ,..., J 4 x Nil . I M-5 I av. S' , , ,. ziyv J C J ,Af - .55 . , , f fgf, ., X Ns , J H 3 F r r ' S-Pl ff! wg' 'UW' M, :Y .4 y Q Q -iss: - fi 5 New A 4553, 4, . - 'lim r ' J lewd wb Q W I-B 5 V. as :Q , an ,. ...rfb E. E4 W Www ,Z J -if .M lris Anderson Charles Ray Arney Barbara Barred Pakty Ruth Benedict Helen Boone John Bozarlh Carl Buce Jo Nell Conn Billie Conell Joe Davis Marlene Dietrich Jarvis Dennis Wayne Diclzson Chapple Dowell Betty Eldridge Cherry Garret! D. W. Gee Mary Jane Good lona Faye Hammer Charlene Hearn R. L. Hearn Harold Higginlaotlmam Jean Higginbotham Charles Holmes a , A - N- in X -B .,.. , 3 B ,, e ------ , 4 6 . ' ' 'wg 1 ..... Q . . i - -.,. 1 '- 'V 2221552145 if 'z - v W -'r' .ff . ' , V B+ ' .- J. .X ,E --.-: i 6 S .5 - - x is , - f ff ' ' - i' B 'f -, Q ' - ' . ' .Nf. Y V' W Heder Hollingsworth ,Loretta Jo Kunkel Edwin Mecumber Randall McGee Doris McDaniel A. B. Menasco Kenneth Menees Billy Esther Miller Bobby Don Miller J. D. Modixelie Billy Moore Bobby Moore Bill Overly Palsy Parkin Gerald Penninglon Lomie Lois Peirieh 5 Dale Rhodes Lloyd Richie Bobby Rogers Palsy Ruih Shirley Mary Frances Waggoner Thomas Williams Wanda Yocum Charles Young 5 www ig -any .V . '55 41 li r, 9 -1 .xx Q 4 Y f ffnlwl- 5 'f L J-if V QQ S? .--lt? E . R -V-Q.. xx If .jf , sf: , F i I m-.1 I lf , ' v 'iv KK x l I l ' FT A . IFB fl' .M .mp OU' 3 A, 3 bs. nfl . X-.. A 1, , Av . '11 K .. K I . ' is ? X- , 3'::'Q'S . t ax ..:f , fl 'fn ' 27124 :: Q 'DQM1 r X 4 ., vi, 3 xx Q ign- If 3 5915 111 E21 W' Hifi y -gg 4 ,rr Q- 1 . ,411 f i, Mi' M g - it r W Y' ' All V li 4 i , 5: or Will 1 rx R J va X f as ll xx l l sr 2 rl 5 u Q l H Z ef- I 1 , ' :ws .,f. f- a W .. . 1 ..., V... Q in r .., P P A W . ' ' .--- ' M arrrr m e ,rs ' a , B V, ., J a A .:,- y '- ,gg W , , 5- W ie :,- ' 132 J q ' ' ,ze l ..,. A f z '..' . if :V' we . or A::. :J :,. f fi ' 3 4: ---: Q Illa - fi'-ex 9 J I' sr fl a A V X ri ' .A I 4 V b ..,.: :Q Q y W Q1 fs 1 JI ' , .... l su :vinyl ,,.. a.,4,,?, l ow ' M' Q, 'var- 4-was 1 ,mn . as fu' . , , Q M r Q ' P if I 122:- if Q. , -ff, J News J i My , A' 52, VV w V' ' -, lsnlnn- , l X A , M. y --.. w ' '-'-' .1 t ., ,- ,.,,. 5 , I 1 , . W Q: D ..: , i T :EE i - pw :-: rail? x quzwv ,'21 ,,,, ,. ,,.,, X s A 1 A A f . T- . J , , J ,. f -. , ' -'. ' f 'f ' M515' 1, N 'Q a K , dmmrrr l I .,... y my '4f'9 'N3g1 Q I I, ' :-::,.- Um f 5' .. gif 'Q ' l D X52 quads Awbrey, Leon: Bailey, Jerry: Baier, Doris Faye: Beall, Ernesi: Bradham, Barbara: Cippele, Bobby: Colvin, Peggy: Davis, Zerline: Dexter, Nell: Dieiricli, Rita: Dickerson, Don: Eeds, Don: Emberlin, Palsy: Goff, Bobby: Gregory, Billy Bob: Hagan Doroihy: Hale, Lois: Hobbs, Belly: Holley, Dotiy Jo: Huggins, James: Jolmson, Helen: Kelley, John: Kern, Ellene' r Kinney, David: McMaclrin, Jerry: McMullen, Wanda: McPherson, Phyllis: Mercer, Tommy: Miller, Wilma: Moore, Louise: Nix, Donald: Owens, Modine: Paie, Bobby: Pafterson, Opal Faye: Piikman, Eugene: Raibourne, Luilner: Savoy, Shirley: Simmons, Billy: Singellron, Peggy: Stanley, Melba: Snyder, Sammy: Tinsley, Tina Rea: Ward, Oren: Wilson, Jimmy: Wriglrf, Robert: Young, S. M. W if r '1 'H - J .3 is l my MZ: ...,,,.--.,,........ v .,V-,. . , .,,,,T ,,,,,w,, T, -q7,:,, Y U Y'-X V K I B Q.' s 1 '1'- ' B Bb is N - ' f' s Q B1 ,... 5' ' B 1' W B' Q L L Q A li fa.. . -y or f' ff . My . if , fn in r 3 21- .., ' M. , , . , lf M if' x 1 is 553' 7 Q' i 'K 52 ...r li n 1 ,F . av V J is o ag ' , i - A ....,. ig Mis I l ' 'Y 'nr y .1 L bv.. .M x ' Y - asv'-ff .s .5 Y X r 4, ,p - my- tl : - L L F' r. X K X rf' f r. Q. . Q ,G-Q 5, A l' ' ' 4 1. N,,: : x i I I: 9 'air' 1 QQZ- B mx: if A A' ' B 1 A fr 1 W Fi Q- ' l -::, I is ,.:. Q r ' , .,.v-fA Z g NX . A azib t 3 A gf s X r I L . .XI 7-Mg, B 'v A .4 ' ' ' Bander, Joyce: Barnes, Marilyn: Brown, Ann Lynn: Brookshier, Betty: Callaway, Billy: Callaway, Lela: Carrington, Rosanne: Colvin, Charles: Criddle, Marceline: Cumbie, Wanzelle: Davis, Ida: Darney, Bobby: Farnsworth, Tom: Hart, Bobby: Hazel, Pat: Hounsel, Bobby: Jaclrson, Mary Ann: Jones, Beverly: Kirkland, Jimmy: Looper, Juanelle: Lowry, Barbara: McGee, Max: McGrew, Peggy: Menees, Ralph: Miller, Bobby: Modisete, Charles: Morrison, Mary: Owens, Aleene: Panse, Billy Ray: Robinson, Billy Loyd: Robinson, Eddie Max: Smith, James Doyle: Smith, Jimmy: Steward, Wythe: Sturgis, Virginia: Summers, Mildred: Swearengin, Kenneth: Thomas, Billy Dale: Thomas, James: VanMeter, Bobby: Ward, Charles. H Mu-If 175' 9 5 f. Q 5: f.-y E W W ff Y -' 4 My 5 i, '- .Q V-1 - zb' . ,rf X J .,A'- J - if Q ASW ,, ,lf , l ,I .,,., .E b Q? ig W.. W ,.: nl Nj . i :-': . S , .,:- W i Q . ww. 1 4 K fw A' I A A - - . X f tl' Q -.,., Q ' A W 15,2515 ' i- - : . . . 3 N ' I R 2. ' WE ,.' ':- K : ?' f I is R Vlll' Af22 ' A,f:f 'E' fvl ::,.EE t - ,.fE. ':' i in 3 '? A f fn, , a 'bb f y Ya .Q IU J' all V 4 Q . L I - I Q ,gr Q- Q is-E ' iw ig X lil I 1 ff .mf is new I, B FRENCH-6TH Boone, Dan: Bozarth, Thomas: Cippele, Janie: Dial, Donald: Donald, Marion: Harmon, Don: Hearn, Clemmie: Henson, Delores: Higginbotham, Ardell: Higginboiham, R. L.: Kelley, Reda: Lenamon, Donald: Mason, Essie: Menarco, J. D.: Moore, James: Pearce, Alice: Smilh, Milam: Whiied, Clarence Wood, Leafrus. a i x X 1 - ' -i . -- ---- f W, - f Q ' A rl -'-1 1 f H .... .. za, f ., li K ' .1 ,S - ' . ,,,,,. . .. :- 1' ri fe. N is Q . xy .k ,QM I Y. . R ,,,,.,, gn, .... Q A CRABTREE-6TH Baker, Dorothy: Byrd, Billy: Caywood, Dorofhy: Criddle, Raclrley: Davis, Bob: Deer, Eugene: Eeds, Jaclxie: Faulkner, Marcella: Goad, Eual: Goff, Ruiha: Kennedy, Joe: Keys, Ronald: Johnson, Terry: Kunkel, John: Muncy, Hillyard: McClelland, Charlie: Nixon, Clyde: Richards, Palsy: Weaver, Norma Jean. Hg., .er Qi 3, 3 , M X 4 D .1 s s 2. X, K is ' ii P' ' . :'- ' J L if l A X 1 S' Q' Q 5 D i so W sk' N 1? M 'X K X 4 w X Q' is 5 , - :.. X il e l l , D D- sg my X nf .WD X s . D mc- l 1, Ni , as gl gf Q ,A 'N ' 'eff' K 'W Q' Z' N la N' at V' - . D fQ , D , i E fgmx ' ' ' V I3 f 3 u. ffm, ' A lofi aw fri 'ofw i,: ! ,i . 5. si.. , ,..s fr gv . , , - , , aa. ff' .. Q , . f i ' 'A 'f' ' Y L.. D ff D ig- :off s of 1 ' 1 ' do r .mmf W 1- A if WJ.. sv- e r sins M1 Wi .. h Qi l . I i , ,X . ' M I fi . K , 5' ' ff ' Q' A , J I N' K in 'fue 'xxx J , ,1 . 'I' A gg P' :A K .. k 2 Q i:.- ui ', ' I , l is L5 ....... . f l :' A .. ' A,f': f' U h , ..,, Q '-,-., - ., X ,AIN fr tt ' ,,., 5 , ,,. W ... N . we-r if so r X fs J 1- ,N M .,. is v . ,, . ,K 4 Q ' v ,:.:,a,- l ' M5 X Q 'Q 6 f , , r 4 A Y. l . -IMA . . K V f it 'fl kkfgeaw Q I . QYQQN ' 5995 V F F, Q. pr 34 xi - ll V 'Uv' N A , -i if r o 'Nix K ,i 4 i my .- L o .. . all i. -ff' s. ix H i f W ' 'ix ,, ,V..,,,, Q ff Q mlgff is ' ,N -1- ri in -- ' 3 M l - is -.. , .oe ,-9 fi, f i X 1 i x gy M ,fs 5A LO MAN-5TH Beell, Lola Mae: Beall, Raymond: Bradford, Donald: Callaway, Windell: Carr, Peiricia: Davis, Donald: Dodson, Kay: Driggers, Roger: Fugler, Jerry: Gibson, Cerlion: Ginn, James: Good, Jimmy: Hagan, Doroilry: Hoffman, John: Holley, W. Dereal: Johnson, Bobby: Miller, Homer: Modisette, James: Patterson, George: Pennington, Rllpl1:Piclerell, Richard: Siewark, Alton: Wilson, Peggy. Q Gi' V Tiff Q i e M ., ' -' iz' i y , : .-. : 2 51 .,-'-' 4 ...,2 if i' ,QM l 1 it N v-Q,- 1 as 1 , .,.: fx . :-'.-- -I 5 ax. H as :.. Q I. . A I: Q -o-nn., 'K -AA- j A it ' :Ii ' . A' in s J V ,,, 5 , , , , t -s W , D ' i , Q M, f' : ' f ,B ' ,gf if , -ir 5, - ,, -42 Q, H, Wm l ' ,V,.b. x,,,W , K' i' ww i VQ - 4:3 ' it ' V y 1 . - U , ?s,xx, C ,,.., I sy Q' I . - : '--, -. QS? gotta ,. ' Q MSN ..::I - ig l it -,:l 1 1 'Q' ' X i N M in X i ii if if V zzz 'zz' Y -:-- ' . - , ..,- .., gy E, , is as .,v1 , V.: -A .7 ,WN as f iw 55 tx, i,,,,,, B Q' 'rs 1 R ' f, R Q x X sg my 5, . or g, K A -Q I , I. -My 2 3 2.. if 1 ' - -TP' ..-:- ' iqi' f .. . ' -- sf mn ' '- ' ' i k1:'x - fe . M ' , - ,X - ' ' - 4 1 i M ' V X i 1 it , A I ,Q , X 1 1 si, qt F ., Q 'lr 'M 6, f 2 1 -Q N .':: rf i ff . 223 1-is 1 'J' i i M - K L-, 1-A it ,, -... s. ,::, I C .y Ai, ,.:, If h S- Pa x x wk 'M-. ar ' f -A' 1 ' ' Y 1 ' 'ff W f if 5551 if iiii eilwggm W if ,V at ' M zgz 5 ,.,- 5 Q pgs. H g wi i ' ' ' a ' 4 1 ,V 1 f , 0 , i - Ii' ii' 4 X V L v ya, ..,.g .-'1-' Q .mm.,, , . I I - F ,Q l M 1-.qv -. 5 - ,T Q- , ' .. ' 3 ' Q 1. y i A V A ly :.N V . , Nt.. 1 , ., N ' 1: T. ik X I A , '- :'. f ' c W- -.,. '!'ii,, : 5 if sess , r fu- ff- W . -fr B- A 1' .. as . , cr. N B. .ya tr so ...fi K:..,., . l ' ,J - 'ml G. WILLIAMS--4TH Baird, Betty, Baird, Bob, Blaclr, Franlr, Brunson, Dorothy, Garrett, Jean, Gary, Naomi, Hembree, Glenda, Hoffman, Mary, Hounsel, Jacln, Jackson, Clynta, Jaclrson, Earl, Kern, David, Mathiews, Bethel, Miller, Teddie Joe, McMullen, Dixie, O'Quinn, Barbara, Outcalt, Paula,' Pate, Phyllis, Powell, Patricia Reynolds, Marvin, Reynolds, Walclo, Robertson, Herbert, Sweeney, Tommy, Thornton, Billy Jean, Vaughn, Lynn. MORSE-4TH ' Allison, Travis, Beall, Maxine, Blackstone, Carolyn, Blaylocli, Carolyn, Boone, Jerry, Cashion, Buddy, Davis, Coy, Davis, Mattie Jane, Dickson, Eugene, Hearn, Patsy, Kelley, Mattie Jo, Kearns, Tommy, Lewis, LaQuitta, Looper, Sherry, McCandless, Daughtridge, McChesney, Ronald, McGinnis, Marilyn, McMaclzin, Rita, Milam, Virginia, Morrison, Dean, Morrison, Molly, Mustin, Dorothy, Orr, Russell, Robb, Richard, Richie, Weldon, Sherrell, Hubert, Stroup, Shirley, Smith, Avis, Ward, Betty Jo. 'es 1, .Qlskfr iff ' 7 ' ly- '--1 3? 1-y,.1,g. -32 XL, . Q ,- ' ,av c f V M X 3 . A X -is W , xl WM , W E Y ,U X , i y V . , Q -.:. ,X . -lv ' . K , , 'Q ' Q 1 X 39 D' SSA K ' ' ii .59 5 W . mhz: ., r ri? fi, 2 1 L of-. isa..-, : ,.... : K D EX D .- :-Q- z ': : 1 r , iv- : M ,,,, as is Q as fare l K il 2 S' if, as W' rl - 9 A . cc 3. ...K .:.' QQQQ V 48 ' All i f X' 1. W-r + 5 .. ' N y -z:s:a:551: x:':::.. I J ':: 5 i f g N , V . :-2.' Q '-' '..- I - .Sl ,:.- . - . -L .5 Q if N A H. ii :i 5 ' :., , x . 7 W Q l H Ss - . ' B .,-. W' ' ' ff' r ., 3 -if A N W A 1 ,, WS W J y N , - vu H .1 My-my -,., ..,' W Q, ,J 1 f i fx X 'iii s : : Q .Lf ','. I . Q i N? 'mm fi I x 1 V- M K . .1 F lwliqggy 3 I N f i 2, V s 'X f s., , so , M feels W- . W , he Q A f X .beg 5 i .1 X J , .. X ,aa , 'I K X W g... is Q X- Qe- A ,,,., ' R F K :':-' X K 'Z y K :Z ' Q N y ,,,, A Xf K ' A - g t v- , Z fs 151 , f 1 W l Q .r-W!'li' ,. W' ,Wiz ' 5 ,AQ New M, .. is , , ' '- 1 K i . ' I eff ! .A ,. K ey . ii '.:.!. V - J ,7. I 38 REINHARDT-3RD Bailey, Ben, Barrett, David, Bates, Larry, Bozarth, Charles, Bumpus, Maudette, Carr, Belly, Cippele, Joyce, Cline, Jean, Colburn, Richard, Connell, Darrell, Emberlin, Richard, Kirlrland, Bubby, Moore, Barbara, Murry, Shirley, Reynolds, Janyce, Simmons, Joe, Singleion, Douglas, Wood, Don, Young, George, Young, Belly Jo, Young, John Carl. I 3A McLEMORE-3RD Awbrey, Kennelh, Benedict, J. D., Bradford, Barbara, Bratton, Kathleen, Broolrshier, Jeannine, Byrd, Belly, Calhoun, Mary Francis, Curbitl, Robbie, King, Jo Ann, Maddox, Vernell, Moore, Thomas, Murcy, 1 Marilyn, Roberson, Norman, Roberison, Dinah, Smith, Virginia, Thomas, Jimmy, Weaver, Mary Alice' Womaclr, Johnnie. lun, ,f ew 4 i 2 , ,,:,. .M -'-f ' 1 ...E :Bit l ,x as , A if 51 . M' ' 'T' 1 . .As . gli ' .J y V. ., an.-an' so 1 ' .- 1 1 T if v . it N! 3 ' i hir' Q - M A i ii 5 it A 'K 1 2 F- - Q - J , f , ,ws-Q : : :': ' ,Y ' 9' 'QL if 3 i fam i 'G Zggw' 1 mf 2 axage ts - , ,,, 'figs I g3!?g, 5 E. . x . W fl W al, , , lg, g y, ii .Q A A A H na KY Q K ' PM ,. -.-. -Vf-'- 1 - 'A A 1 'Q , 'A A ' D 1 43 al 5, Q. A .. 35 ' t i I A ,-:-- 5' :.. i -tnt ' is ' E V l Y in-.fl 1 ' V' I ' K ,, V L:,.' ,,,. 1 wi I --,,V,,. 2. ', A N. vi ' at X ' A 't ...i'i-ww'-1-gil. .... . l , , E ,A -s VA - ,, , , -i t -, - v ng- .. -.-I l 'V' 4 Q Q -A if 9 -J q ..., r WEI2 f 1- V 4. t an fm. 1 r M ,,l at J f l 'K . assi , Q il , ,,, ,M zs TATE-ZND Adams, Walter: Baker, Charles: Callaway, Dell: Davis, Mary Nell: Gary, Patsy: Higginbotham, Maurine: Jones, Phil: Jordan, Nancy: Kelley, Kenneth: King, Marvin: Morrison, Doris: Plescia, Lannie: Price, Dayton: Sherrell, Mary Lou: Smith, June: Stroup, Myrna: Sweeney, Patsy: Tigert, Clara Bell: Underwood, Pat: Ward, Billie Ruth: Whited, Jeannette: Bates, Larry. 2A HAYES-ZND Adams, Sexton: Appell, Patsy Ruth: Brunson, Mary Jo: Campbell, Teddy Jaclr: Cobb, Thomas: Corbitt, Valerie: Davis, Fay Ray: Davis, Melba Joyce: Evers, Jean Ann: Fowler, Patsy: Gotroth, Rebecca: Gibson, Ernest: Harrell, Carole: Hounsel, Glenda: Hurst, Betty Carole: Maslr, Margie: Mathiews, Bernice: Menees, Lola B.: McPherson, Tommy: Orr, James: Plye, Lovell Jean: Roberson, Edwin: Swearengin, Everett. .. Q I I Egg. il lf f i 1 ni Wi, is my 'S iv- - gp- 1-rv EAKZHQ i-'5-ig-,Fwp , jqfrijva K . C - M I li: arar C 1 ' i n C , . B L L L e re L 'W if l . A . ' - -..- . C, K ' ,Ki f.,: 5 Qi ' '15, . ' , R . 1K-,' , K .gk .,., 4 .KK K Q24 JN , AW Q f 4 . 'X ' . - . - 'J C- - K . u 1. ::. J zz- f :,. , 1- i 'i - ' , -:'V' ' ' Q' 5 i L . .,.,. H b e -------- - ,--.. . i , ':-' . n 41 , ii x ': : . ,Q KK K sv 5 L' - ,s 5 - , . I-'I' 2 W' S f . , .,.. - , , K .av fv- K, 5, K 5, , ..,,.. mai? QK, N55 K y KKKKKNKK ' - -we KK K Q, fn- , s ' ,, -QA - M' W . fc i C S 1 ..-.., 1 , : ix' s .. , X1 -:... i i- iiwl Q 'A .fa il R L Q' in 'ia Q C ' K . 5 I1 K , K ,:'.- 5, 5. .M 1 ng K K is ,EK K -21 , Q, , sw fr- , 1' R 'T' ' If. . i . -W N , , -. K K. X v:-- K TQ A Q - it .l R I if k A I K 4 Kg! ,.svQe. ,.f':i 3 Q K ,K ' fra? . . ,N ,Ki N ...V . . K K K 5 f iii R Q N W . ' ' K W' T 'vw M ,Q 3? ' N . ,M K vii Q 1 , ' 1, . fr: ' 2-,., , V -:B f . ,..,:, Q , K lf '- ' , , ,i, R all 1 4, A -R a - -- I . AW A .aw KK I . . , K K, R W X, Q a 41 .M gf C3 ,, K an Q. K 4-Q 0- - I KA 4... 1 .A gk- K K ' K K Q K-5 'li f-'- R --Q is - '- M .-.. i ' 'N' ' S ' K B ' i A gem, Q, -3, , IB BLACKSTONE-I ST Alexander, Carolyn, Babin, Beverly, Beall, Benny, Bonner, Patsy, Boone, Cheri, Brookshier, Don, Clevenger, Clare Odell, Cline, Doris Ann, Colburn, Caroleen, Colburn, Kathleen, Cole, Barbara, Heidelberg, Mary Jane, Looper, Jimmie, Modiseite, lrehtieg Morrison, Ann Marie, Muncy, Donald' r 1 - lsg - Myers, Barbara, McCandless, Llewellyn, McClelland, Troy Ray, Robinsokng Lila Mae, Rowell, Jerry- Smitln, Edgar, Snead, Alan, Suiton, Donald, Woody, Jimmy. 'ai-'if .,.Af,. Wi, x IA McWHlRTER-IST Claunclw, Fred, Davis, C. E., Evers, Janice, Goforih, Harrison, Goad, L. C., Goodgion, Donald, Hammer, Guy, Mafliiews, Clarice, Miller, Jimmy, Moss, June, O'Hara, Glenda, l a.lin, Martha, Pitt, Barbara, Powell, Dale, Rogers, Royce, Scott, Wayne, Sedberry, Belly, Smiih, Marvin, Womaclr, Glenda, Yocum, Denna. ,1 . l.. ,KCC ,W , v-'J fp, . YHA g 525 ,gms 11 ' I F A 1 5 as , . . an 77ZfL60u alifiowgw , 3 i iii 3 5 odd pro - da'u-A ik ifffiff A M es spedikxem xx war Sing ker pr ms-- 1 ff' IK.: iw , CANDIDATES-Pahy Shirfey, Janice Vanmeter, Paisy Hobbs, Doris Cole. S Y X 1 A f 1 , S .Xl fall 3 ' X f sfg .gyif 'ji-1 , 7 ' LW?-ffiff' Ns' - M' Fooibell Sweekheeri Doris Cole W'-KVUUK N M BQMU56 Marefta Pgckeren xx six 3 x :N Q . M ,AS xv f 3 N A 52? , GJ,-J 5- Walter Webster I +5 lf ' fx-ve Nell Bumpus Billy Piclcerell Attractive O Attractive 'ing Lucy Kem Roy Miller Dependable Dependable ' Z? In Mary Ann Utzman Bi 'ff '1-I All-Round . All-Round AQ' faux A9--,Q surf f' K Ray l.Owry Millie Edmunds Popular Popular Q71 Moore Courteous Jw! 6674725 Billy West Athletic Francisco Athletic Y dl E J 5 'Ui M?-A, 49.1-Ka Joan avus Schoiastic Scholastuc H Omer Jones Courteous ' 1 , , ,fl . . cg H, I V 1 x I 1W.XfT'TE4f X Q 3 j 32?? N .-as ls- ir'- ilu! 11- in 'WX Ki? Qharies Nixson and Peggy Hammer Seniors L. C. Hounsel and Eloise Holley Juniors A 'W' .': ,M - . ,.i . '2 .si Psi 7 1 if 2 s..Q,,.g L s -.Il fm-i V3 Q Elaine Driggers and David Bazar Sophomores QMW A. B. Menasco and pat Sh SY irley FfCShfT1en Hayie Randolph and Louise Moore MGVY Ann Jackson and M Eighth Seventh ax McGee 4-if un, 6. ,PW-M ROUGHNECK Yell Leaders--Gloria Ann Moore, Marg aret Mason, Clava Bratton and Maretta Plclcerell ln Action-Yeah, Roughneclrs if 1 'V lyxx f Vi :is l I Stands at Pine Tree Game vu S I 1 1 ' L at-X114 Gln! 14 l ZZ w Qnggvf'-! 54251 Q, . ' W4 Zi? 5Z'?f IW :Q 'J . Z A th le -,f- ': 'F :,5.,4,k7Vv I .T 1F,:fgf?f',l' . 12, H'1-'..ff'- U . ,. . 39-if gr--A ,- ,Q na 1' ?L?,,i i1zrt1l55,j53Vi,:- xc? A1 . I H'L:a1A+s ,f 21-+ li .D K. X -V4 ' xi Y? . ' 3 2 QL- S ,Ask 2 4 5 Jtusx-iv gem Md cw Thai' Gwtbwft 4 First Row: Homer Jones, Robert Earl Davis, Donald Rhodes, Billy West, Roy Miller, Walter Webster, Billy Rogers, Johnny Handy. Second Row: Billy Hart, Rex White, Billy Pickerell, Randell McGee, Wayne Davis, Billy Deer, Billy Dale Rogers, Jimmy Jones. Third Row: Bobby Rogers, Dale Yocum, Wayne Dickson, Charles Nilson Ray Lowry, Hargld Pearce, Buddy Guthrie, James Sapp. Back Row: Coach Winlon Knowles, Bill Overly, Dale Rhodes, John Paul Dowell, Bobby Ervin, Dick Jugler, Charles Arney. Captains Roy Miller, Billy West, Billy Rogers, and Coach Winlon Knowles. White Oak 6-Leverett's Chapel I2 The Roughnecks opened their season with a I2 to 6 loss to the Leverett's Chappel Lions. The Roughnecks scored first with a power drive down the field. during the tirst quarter, then as the second halt started the Lions scored and then again in the fourth. White Oak 6-Gilmer I2 White Oak started out like a house afire. scored during the 'First quarter. but left the field at the half tied 6-6. Then in the thirci quarter the Buckeyes scored and again in the fourth, making two extra points. White Oak 25-Brownsboro 7 The Rouqhnecks were a little late getting started, but during the second quarter they scored twice, alter the hall they hit pay dirt to make it 25f to 7. During the last quarter the Bears scored once on a pass. W White Oak I2-Judson 6 The Maroon and White Roughnecks subdued a savagely lighting eleven Blue Devils to a tune ol I2 to 6. The Roughnecks received the kick oft and tumbled: Judson scored-at the half it was 6 to 6. The fighting Roughnecks would not be beat and during the last quarter the Necks had it all the way. White Oak 3I-Lindale 0 The Necks ran wild to a tune ol 3I to O over the Lindale Eagles, but the Eagles gave battle every inch that the Necks won. White Oak I3-Union Grove 6 . For the second time in conference play the Necks were up against a battling eleven. the Lions. the Necks scored in the tirst few minutes ot play. Then the Lions came back to score a tally to make the halt end 7 to 6 in favor of the Necks. During the second halt the Necks scored again and won the game I3 to 6. This was a dust bowl game for the Necks. B White Oak 60-East Mountain 6 The Necks started scoring during the first quarter for 3 tallies, twice on passes. during the second half the Necks scored again, during the second half the Mighty Mites played to the tune of 2 tallies, and the Eleven came back to finish it to 60 to 6. The Tigers scored in the last quarter. White Oak 47-Sabine 7 The White Oakians ran wild over the Cardinals from start to finish. The Necks started out scor- ing in the first few minutes of play and continued through the game, the Cardinals scored in the third quarter to make it 47 to 7 in rough battle. White Oak 48-Big Sandy 0 The Big Sandy fought a good but losing game to White Oak Roughnecks. The Necks scored in every quarter of the game which was played in the rain and a muddy field, two of the tallies were made on passes. White Oak I3-Pine Tree 0 The first period of play between the traditional rivals found both sides playing heads up ball and the Necks leading 6 to O at the end of the half, White Oak scored late in the second quarter on a pass from the Pirates 32, The last half ended with the Pirates unable to cross the Roughnecks goal, but the Necks marched across the field to another tally for 6 points, and the extra point too. The Necks scored on a long run during the third quarter. but was called back because of clipping. The Necks again were victorious and again District Champs, for the fourth year straight, White Oak 0-New London 25 After winning the District White Oak met the powerful team of New London at Kilgore on December 6 and were defeated 25 to 0. White Oak showed that they could play ball by holding the New London Wild Cats for the first quarter and out playing them the first period. But New London out classed White Oak considerably. and went on to take a victory over the Roughnecks. l I l i l i i l i . i T ,- l l ! , A Team U f i 1 P l l 1 ' T vs. Y ' , .. n . g '--' , n if :sun +11 iiwkiiiipifwim ,NV A M , ..,, X -. -...Frei s Q Y M - - , - ,P A . i . ,. . O' 1 , y W i 'im i P 1 i .1i,l i 7 w1:,:t, - Q, ' ' A 7 ' fwl:'i 'l2'titll , . - M , ' W, F 5 , -gs A. . sa ,, if W s ,r f -6- 1 :if Q ff f .2 .ft- I , 7 A iff' ,sa A' 111 - I itil . 0 ri . ' 1 . J Q T , 'ir ri i ' 'T' W.. , 4 , , K gag . .f .1 V W . , fgfm u if 5 N ,fy yi . T. , M 27:35, M g ,li ff Q v ' 9' we :eff I - -Q . ', 'tt' Br:-m T f i ,i f.. - ,fi A Amy - H- T T. Q, 1L,::an:tsi,sp:T ' J 'N V ' M -f ,illimil if X 5rJ,,+t'1-fi .-.pu s ig .s-.H ire ' V . wifi, ezwfiial 'ri' A r 'fm i , ' . ., H-rr -ir , r g'-ri. i ' V 15 er. '.,:v.iw,'i'Fi-limi' V V '. -, ,,,,w.i w:.'s-f'wJ:W,6iJdFAiQfrv1'z :ff'iffilt:i.Li4u.ii.i,iimin,tA,r:-'-1. 'swa n-+!1,,-hi -,:.i 2, li-,ii?llL,i..E'f'ii! ,il 1 Q giuewt ww ' X fm Q S 1 tr .f 4 we 'rf Y 1 is , YV- L , L . , rg R R Q' X s AW? Q X . Q 'I' 6 SX Xi' t R t it tt ' N 'S 4 f Q.. N wifi SH XM : 4' X ,K A an if 'X 5 , as k A' M 'Q Y Q ' f . r v5agt.f . ,.i'fQQ5Lgf.,. 3 'M J, Mgt? - r, r Q .1 ,WX QA v 1, , gi, r Qr':-auf ' X r' X Mg? WL-vp: XX 5 'Q ' '. .' Tw- ' D fl av- f'wr,ff' :r5 3'f '- Hu' . . 1- Ay, 'iv .1 WJ 2 uf M. XX -33551 ., t W W xx sjfgr as V mv ,MMP X :A ' 0 -'wtf -'Q ,Q rw H ,H . 1 .. .. ' We . H . ' X' ' 'v N, X 1 X, X Q L .ey Y.. 3 s - , 5 XX ,X - ,,.., , .. L e 1 L .M al '4-'fd-, ' 5 . . 4, .. My tiwlfzf M XX MIND-v WN., w 5 A TVN ,J , , X XXMAIXM X W? ' 4' -JvlvIL- -mm WALTER WEBSTER DONALD RHODES BILLY WEST Backfield Tackle CMN' One Year Letterman Two Year Letterman Three Year Letterman, Captain -90666 E ROY MILLER BILLY ROGERS BILLY PICKERELL Badrfield End Tlvec Yea, Letterman, Capregn Two Year Letterman Captain One Year Letterman t yew 7 ffm J wg, JAMES SAP' PETE JONES JOHNNY HANDY CHARLES NIXSON End Backfietd Guard End Two Year Letterman Two Year Letterman Two Year Letterman Ong Year Letterman 1 fu rr, I 1 A-wr uh-rffrd f I Q.,.gl,ta - I rr' br We I W L :Y ?'f3lf+ t4+'2- V .um-53 ,, .Y .H . 1 f W rf . at ,. ,wa .'- l . . R be ,wxr,,r:mgEmg'!P'-,-r' Ir , r . 'X ,HEJQIIII W - nl. N . 1'LA'.fx Dv 7 ,gl-af. ia?!,g'g., -51122. .- I +0 wr. n x 'fl rw 1, M .gtg 1 In 'I rr 1 I J, . I- 'tu I asf I .., . . 4 I . ' x 'aft :lik -,M ,L ska.: Jvrwr. . ga- ' fzmj -pr, REX WHITE JIMMY JONES WAYNE MILLER End Guard Center One Year Letterman Two Year Letterman Two Year Letterman 'TQFJNSQ Q . 5-gafssaf-4+ -1' L' 2' I xy'-1 ,Matthew L . -A - - . -Q J A .t -- L . F3 wifitfsf- gk fgli,,f.,f. 1 .xx e .wax .. .Y - .Qt L wa gflm at A 1 1-Q. fr v ,L 'Q ,Q 13.51-Q : 5Ift f L fa: ' ' . v .- F' R K f 1-I A J K , .,l , . 6 Q Jw :Z-QP I . fe ' 'Lf' L. Qfkkf ' .f - x , JK L L ' Av It-.. we t 'I Q' Q .A il Ji V., ,z tw- y, K ww.--3 ,gt-jx :.- 'x - j as sl xwkg R .' -w,-t x - - .. ' , 34, ,Q . .N 3 5-3 . 1 ': . ..' ' :, -. .Q . . ,ee . we 'vs J ,-,x.e,:,4e Y., ,- J X' ., . igibtg 'qw 3' wife Na.: 'mi 3' - X 1-1-, .J-A . KQV- ,ur - g Jrg, bu. L W ', f 4 :Q--. f RH 'T TIN-fuinrkl L L' 'fem 1 -' '- 1 - DICK FUGLER Tackle One Year Letterman BILLY DEER ROBERT DAVIS Baclrtield Guard One Year Letterman One Ycar Letterman Skiie - if .-an -X 95. . L..--A., a. ' W xi ' ' 5 ::-ri'-:Z.z'3 '. M ff2aWfi f .,-. ,.., , ,,,,: 5 ,gyg , , , ,:,,, , x egg, lag , wa ,r I --.,. it ,gift a rfa ' -ferry, Q - , , L ' .- rV f .. Yam I . ' 1 ,Q ' - . e-4 N av' I ' . vfty... . lf , -. . -w H- . xg., wx-'M -uf,,,r JOHN PAUL DOWELL Tackle One Year Letterman BILLY One Not W e W ,., A., , .. , ,,, f Ieilru - , - r ws ,fr 251:-Q-S5 M- ' f H: -11'-'u:.:i1s f - .xi It . ws Af , M .y:. s ,-gy .Ia f www .mf 'fr' .- A , -f' ' '-'?- . - .i-M , ., 'PM mngfzf, . f-1 f S - Q W' it ' . xg, ,I :,,i . Qg.:r.-4 , 11: ,, ,- 5- --,er . -- + - . eg .,N4a.-... . .Y L.i,1,:5g fi. 2 DALE ROGERS RANDELL McGEE HAROLD PEP-RCE Guard Backfield BDCIKIICICI Year Letterman One Year Letterman CHQ YCU'L0ffC'm0f1 Prctured-Jesse Lenamon, Ena, Three Year Letterman Firs! Row: Ronald Keys, Eugene Deer, Rackley Criddle, Bobby Davis. Jackey Eeds, Ralph Menees, Rayman Beall, Clyde Nixson. Second Row: James Huggins, Jimmy Smith, Bobby Hart, Max McGee, James Thomas, Donald Lenamon, Jerry Fugler. Third Row: Don Eeds, James D. Smith, Charles R. Modisefte, Jimmy Kirlrland, Tom Farnsworth, Donald Dial, Donald Davis. Fourkh Row: Robert Wright, Jimmy Wilson, Billy Moor, S. M. Young, Billy Simmons, James Moor, Mr. Wilburn, Coach. L0 awww L92 ff? X I 591' Piclrcrel counis iwo as Deer, Miller, White, Hart and Rogers look on. Whiie and Miller guard Miller and Rogers in attempted pass to Hounxel. 'Bmw R Miller malies a shot toward the basket as Mil ler and White guard Rogers pw 630 'w...uf A difficult shoi io gel V around. Q .,V,v 1 Aisdlwir i - 1 . 1 - .Sm . I Q , rgrwsflyeo 87' J kg,-ff' 'l 1 fff'1UX , 'E' '1' F21 . H V -..-.:. ' Everybody in the air, as Miller an White reach high in ihe lip-off. Firsl Row: Bobby Rogers, L. C. Hounsel, Billy Hari, Randall McGee, Second Billy Moore, Dale Rhodes, Billy Deer. Row: Waller Websier, Billy Piclerell, Homer Jones, Harold Pearce, Donald Rhodes, Wayne Miller. Third Row: Rov Miller. Charles Arney, Rex While, Billy Rogers, Billy Wesi, Manager, Mr. Knowles, Coach. 4 AL w Av ,N py , 4 'Ms ,wx I SW A W- P sg 4- 6, , S Q xiii? 1 K' x ew , 9 W 2 M 'Q 5 M ....:.,..' M' ! ,gf X ? 4 ' unnfmnlf' K ...ww .wow XM . ll1 '!l4 x9n1un fb' ihlk .ff i ,F-yu'--qw-1---7-v-rn -v-T-v - F'!33 7f5T?'!'fFY7'5'UgFf ' 3?ii- 'PT A , Y? A-159 , - 4-'fn -- -Eff ff 'N '- , .-239' 3 ...ini-Zfxfi-f ' . I - l 2-A-.I-F.: A -R42 N ai 1: . .9 EE X 4. X xl Ve , 1 it 'Q 1 Q b . '34, ' if 'r .Y 3 ak? 1 1 x 1 ,., :-: . '5,'fifq:bv - '-:ff.iY2N3xQ3 ,73 ' ' .Q Yuif.-. 4. -..rv-. ' 133 , J:.,. x , - - 'Wm ...4,..,,' fav fax ,482 . A 's - . - .W ,rw 4. ,o 'SL - - A k f 3' ' g A7 A7 WWWG oak hxqh SQMQOX9 , Drder 174 Goulet Of 1945 Annual ofwmte H. sl The lnlllal dnmpulgn to Sell the IMG Rouglmeck elouuli Feb- -rv l with 17+ nnuumrll sold. Tha lnltlsl alan vreregnade hw order bo dsumllne ll mlvxlmnm order for lhlpmant. It lu entire- ly possible that an annual mu bs bouxllc an me as the lust clay of nchnol. but to lrlaure n c-llpy ll previous! order ll advlnhle. Billy. Hut won thy prius sn- nnul to rthe null' of 21 llooluv. Och- pv-n l 'f1+'nln who :old Annuals nm Mary Ann Utlmn I, Bob by Bliley 11, W. 1'. Norman 14, Nonnla Bell Davis 9. Holly Blmtl 12. Bert Dlvll 7, Billy Wen 10, walter Webster 13. Elm-nor .lonvla 18. Jann Mlller 10. Billy Finkel-ll 13. Billy Rulvrs lfllfff 'M'flfl.ll.. l......lgx.Tl-. l...ql-.l.. lsl. ...ll M 'A' February Roughnecks TH at Cotton Bowl on New Years Day On Now YPHVS mlll fllmhull llulm allondvd my. ml- lvlluf irst Place While Oak Winner of F Basketball With Sabine School Wlxlvl- Ullll 'HX' tvllm mul: llwll' lilly Mlllf-4' Yllll-lwed wllll tour lllll lfllllly lll-ll slllllnl- lvlm s lrrxwx .lf ill lu I2 llx lllv- 'll'll'l0 lclululll. lf'lil1,ly. Jnlxlmry Cnllml Bowl ln tlm T K' l' :lull lllllnlmnm A llalllm In A W. Joan Davin 2. Imogene John- Mk mml' Tm. ,wh Inn 8. James: Snap 3, Gloria Kgqre 3, P98131 Hammer 1. Sale of Arnuals Begins Oct. 30 Tlu- llllll or nhl' llllllllllls lxrll .nn-1 lllfllllll-l' .:ll, llllll llll-lllllvl-N ll lull- llllllllllxlllll llllllll ll-.llllillll llllll for 'llll- lull' llllll nllllff nhl- nalw' lv livin lu vvl 'i!xll'l'l' lll'-lx lux ll V lllfl lll l lflll l lllll llll xhlll- The Ready Made Family Played To Full Home The Randy Mule Family edy ln three acts was given the .lunior Class ml tho night February 15, 12045. They played to a full with stunllillg ro-nu fully. the play comments such nn were' heard: That was swell play, und Thai wall al sawmill. Thr' uns! wus: Airnos Murtyn Liln l-Irlwal-ds. llob Mlrlyn l.. C. lllumsel Mariloe Marlyllm-Manxurv u ll 1 lll '--an lllll. 'rllll Ulf , f-llrlx. Polo ,Innes and wllh No. 7 in rilgl set ills DeallllneAWfoll viSalleME Alllll l als Annual Sales to This Month ll PictureS Make With End Snap Shots Are Needed for Use In W. O. A nnual ll lil Ille- flnd rl Whllw Cl-lk. l w-Hlw1u-lllll- Llulzlx ll-2, llrll lll-llfw W ', lvl- ml: ry vu IMG llwrv we vxlsvsliors fiom yllnr ll glluup ll ws- llmno vllllw, lm: :lull llllllulvi l-lll-llllll lo- llllvl llllll lull llll. S.-ll fl naw- -lll-I-l ' 'l-.l .ll -ll..-l.. ll. -alll ll..-l, xllllllllll- lll--.lllflll ll mls. llllllllll Tizl- cnrul- fly' :..l flu- Il'-lull' ill lvll- lmllll llllllll ln ell.. llllllll 'l'lll-y will lwzllll allow are wx-l-r You Drolml-Ig: fn-l 'lw snap ull1v:.l-ll' llfllzln lluvf lun. 'lvl-llllzal nl 1-:law-: ul llllm von lllll lly ull- ellmfs 1- rv lllf- mn'- Ill : ' :nlvlmll 'l :r- :Hlll'1:'s xlwll' Vlllll lllcl ll hlllw- ol-lflv ln:-ll -lam yll-l lf: lllmllly l-.ll-l llllll lll llllll -.a llll llllllllll lpllwlw Illn' I-:x ll Irv -fl 'Nl xlllllmll wllll Yu-ln 'lv w- lnllly w1lll'l h.ls- --l-llxzzlr s' ll- fx llllg lfllzln -' Taylor To Print Schools Annual Ily Mum hm Vlrlnmn .lrlwlrlul-llll-xllr: Zllxl- lll-ll lllalrl ullll !.l- Tlllllvl l'-Illgglxlllzlg l'l lll ll.xl..ls, Tlxle, 'lp pu!-lull Ill I3 ,lllz ll.ll .xll ln... llllllllf lll.lllll el. gl l.llllll.l:l.lllll.-l fllllll l:l.llll-lllllll ll mlllll' xlluxp llll ea. Vlm, l llllll -mx lllw-u ull l hu! I- , lllll-ll lllllll ull-l yl-:ll llllll lll wlll lu- Ilfl Hllli ymir, All :Hull sulln Sl-vl-rlll lsulllmlls null tslu-lu-r rl-f-liunx in lu ll: Evulvxi M lil mash- lull! ll lilly wlllllll lllt 'l llllulv plllullll ,ln ns ll-rlllllgllllllr lllv unnul ll xullks- ll lxllllc illlorl-Sllulc. ' i Slllllllz. I Illia- lllil,ll'nl.ll pll'Illll'l. ournalism Has Posters on Sale Y ,.,,., h 1, Tome Of Vl. 0. Annuals Gruie M '-N G 'LIVE 5 l l l-lllllfl l ' wlllll ll .l.lll.- .ll ll... .lllllllf -mLM tQf' UW, l..lllk. l lviirm ,,.ll. l-lull' lxllll. -Jl.ll ull. l....,, 'lllll' llll ly . llSl 'l I . 'mu-K H' ' ll- llllll-I lwllllll ll ull- llllllgl ll Y' in 't S 1' . l.,l.l Nl-'X , ll l.ll'l' ll , . . 5 su Y Y., .lll M J., l n nz .l.-l all l ll llll llllll X lull Z ' ' HS to Appea lllllflll yllllll lm' mt. I. ,,l lst. ll. llll. .lllllllllill-lll lll.ll.' ll... v all 'Pictur ll eck wlllllll - W 'f'Q.l..,. lllll l.......l1-lx . ll... llll- .l-llllllllllllll llllll WN! :Qin um - 1 no il fl gl lin R0Ug n . .ll lllll l--fl f'.l:'.flll Nl' U 'V A' ' ' . ' llhilhfwhll no lloulht can U 0 wednes ay l ,. pp, cw fnfffff Mhlllllll' l.lll'l ' ffl QU., .lfm ' ml U' ' 5 'U' ' SM! well I'l.l uh dnt name! l e315 n C mes l ,WC 'film sl-ll ' Alllllllll- llll-lv' lm'-ll' 'A 1.-tn ,.ll.'- ll. 'Wim' W 2'- Thlt li.l nimble M wh!! WAS U . re Man 0 'whllglg llll-lllllllzjlfxllll llll- '- fl llllv f i.ll.lll lll.l ll-l-: l,EA,, ' U' 1 '5 i 'VW' ning on ln thy gufullgm el... lll SUB Y when Phill! 1 l. .lllllfml lm... lll..llll.l:L--M. .lllll-All. lv lllllllnly nl... lla. -.lll HU .y .lf lrl., llllllllllll llll-llll.. when mln-lun of names appeared lll. A Thursday M, llllllvf- alll lll MW .br .lllllll llll-.lly.,.Ii. ua,....llllllll V l ,,l,..l, xl. lwhr LJ A ll.. V 'u.'l'l',1lll lllllll llll- lllllll ll ll an thafbnllqtln board Thursday ll.. All ,.-- W' 5 .. l.. :l'll ' 'N' .. l.ll'!1..lll. fl-llllllllaiflllll-.u' Z Qf,Qlll1:.- ll A , ' ,.l.,.lll lm-1' ll.. ll 'L' 'X ' Y mornlng, gb. lgn jg, of gh., lm. It I-'04, . .f ' llllrlf 'qr ..5,,,lll:ll' fi Wiwlvxllll lvl'1 'Qqu.M. l.llll.lf'f'n N N.. ll- ...llll li- Alf Md .llollwf 'ww HN 3 'HH' 'Nfl' Url Ill unal sale. Tho-no unnwn wow U' J' llllllh llll Aw XM.. llllllllm ' l f ,',,l,lllll' l. l. ll' -' -l..ll- l ..Y'Wk .....z. '- U',.,. ' I V Q the mme: of the ltudmu nlld lu . F0l'n'le!' Sl-H zlslllllll of ' .lor Q ll.. ','J'fff'l......ll.-l.1-fb vlllll 'fp L, ll. - X U J U., l llll ll xxx: ll. xllwf ienohvm thu! .l1ndn'l llouzhl AFI-l 'ulllhfl -l llzw' Wm 'UW ' llfl- - ' .L-ll X M 'V X - l -l - V l ,. I1 l . .lll . lllllll W W ..l- ,l ll .Q 4, bers ll- f- .. ll- ll-lf . .lll X ' , .ll-M l -llll l-ll - HL- Mem - 'ml-'ul W' ' .- ll-l 1'-'ll- 'l-.. l f ' l... llll- ' .l. . ' --4 UDDQ-nhonnor The juumalluln students we-rp .WM g . l i' . :lllw'rU'1'l ' . wi - 'V' lfllll- l . 'llll l l l luv' l . . l af .llwl lll 1 , ll.. ll V l xlll . llmllr. Vx ,,,.. l I , ll l NY 1, ll. ll I , J . , lv Nfl! Whlh nf these nnnu-ll .ind mm, The -l-ln' liill! 0 fling.. l llluill' wi g..llllfl ' 'ml 'X 'X 'i l l,-.vgllll l U'l' lllll ull .- 'Cum l---- ' 1 l... .X-ll'v'l 'ey KW Book 'ook the-rn up through lhr da. Thu Y ' 'I l all l--wh' ' .lll-l. iw? I , . ,.ll WF- N' l ' ...., ollllllllll lllx Shir' l-'l ...l.-- 'P L, l... l.ll .H ,. - , . Y mn l,..nllll I MM.. lllll ,,., ,.l l q.m,,,.,... N, l. .V .,. l.. l A .Hw,,,, . l ll. lllllll llllll A., . und :lee it they wouldn'l lnly xr' llllwsplllwr' , qglulgvr UH' xh.. ,lull-'1 :l lllll 5. hu.. we-rl' llzllll--1 -'Q-,,l.lll:l'l llll-rl-M ,lll f f t'N. K ww ,., lvl-N ' hu, N, M... !.m.h .U dn :ml Annual. Rall-nl .lull 'll' ,rs .lf 1 h 1 lllll ,lll-H Nb., 4,ll'l .xl .lw ' ,U llllv' 'lf W' ' ,lllllfl HHH X! .llll A . . W lurm ,...l- nllfllllll 4 ml,-ll HAM l-nllllf M f ,Vx ll-l ll 1, g,l,.ll.lf' ,Wo .lllz ll LW in .l,-ll.ll l ylllll lllllll llll rll.llll ml i--' '- . ' Tull l r'L'xN gillllwlvl' 'H wp, .l,,,l- lvl- 1' xlVXm.,.,- flu' 'W' ' will Aiwa'-' K., K, Lllu - fp.. l . VW' X ll.ll-ll 'l lwli. ll-l l-ull S ,,.,.l,,l. Gmlgl-r S l -WNW N... lllvl Y K :Nl ll... l lo lllllj-C 'wg llllll -Gr Ml.. llllll K wi, V l..llll ull. .rlllll-ll' 4'l.lll. lllll sllllll niors Order ll' 'll llllll W Duxlllr llllfl' Nli- 1 '..: iz.-lllfl-l ,. l,.lll 1 ' 'N wx .lillf lliv 'lN.il.ll'lf l'1 W 'lull-..1..l llllllhliuillly lvl' Ml' Wk ' Y 'H' Caps alld Gowns Q 'l 1'4 l'llvl xlll- YEA l llllullllllllll' 'wtltlxll x.lll.-ll-. u h Ax lll. a ,'i.lllll MQ ,ivllllll--lv' l l 'flllf lull.. lllll- of fllll' -l..ll'l- 'U' U i : ' ' 3 AH' ' ' .. ll l l f rw . 'll ' lllllll, MW Y 'A lu HSN ll-lu U '.l fl ' x..l N . . . . . A ' 'A PE Y ll-'lull' NM llll-.lllll-ll Ill Th, semen have mm! Mil Aiwlyllllll llmwi llllll .lll ll .ll,l. HSS-MDW ...ul .ll lixlim KTM MMM, l,ll..ml alll Nlll- Ml xldivlinlllll. lllll.l.. .ll u.w., tm, I, .,. X My olhvr step toward lhph- ,DM hui mlm. ll.. mg! isslll-. k guhlwllu llzl--f 1 Li iuwmlllflvl .N Emmys W. .H .lyzxmx M, ll-lll . . . . MAH W 190'-Ulli Of 01-111-ring zhvl IW. ., H Mlm whl ' U H' Mllly 'f ' ,. ,QT lglllllu-Y 'W' A V., ly li 'll--'1 g' '.'Q.,,,, .l- '2 -1-1 'Vlll ll-.-ll. ll.l. lll.l l..l.lll lrldlunnal xruduulon cloxlwn -2 ll.llvl-. - iwL..,,.. llll llll: NC' ILM lglllll. xllllr- AQM..,l...l.l llllsl. V !,1W,,,. . llll lll lllll llll ,lllll.l,.ll..,,,,,,,. Nw will und rown. The nf-lllql-l ,.,. , .lllw - , ,gl all' , .l v--'- l l lllll llll. llll' l.. lll,l-l-l lllllll ...l.ll.ul, l., .,l l .l..l. ll .l. ul, UP Nfl ml. . lllllll xx H, were culled logs-mer in Miss All l Mmm .,5lvK'f ' i UL.. ...lll-in fl' - Nw .llllh ,llll N.. lll- rw' -- V l lllll .l:l lull., ,,mI,l,5,,,,l ,,,.l,1.,,... km' 'mn' on V 7i'- A llll lulllllmllllll as lifllsls f-'Y' W .-,.llll. 'Nw l 'Nm..,.. lllll-LS '.' ' ' all ll-ll-I lll.- llllllll llllllllll llll- l-l- 'mc-amro for me-lr cup: :mll x,m,mI.H,,,,,.. .lr lllli mlm.. lui 'Q Y -Uw..,..lllllll'll My lllq llllllllllll f - RA 1 l ll... gowml. .- ,,,, Q.. lllll'l3llNl--' 'X-I Nd fur llll- FWF 'U M.. .lllllullllll r Y me v,..ll.ll'r'lI.l.l ll llrl lsIl.l.l l'll lll.l:lal.l. ' U' . w ,ul .,. ll .1 . , Mr. nl-lllnll Logk lll.,,.g,,l,l.,.' Y ' wlll lw f- llllllll llllll llllllli W .ll Ml, b.lll lv llll- ....lll..l llll ll ll lol, llllll... l.. .l Rcpm-ull-Q Vigil and w m of 3 '3 hu thou' kiwi- ll' the l V-lll 'W WF ulll- lllll-ll. lull. -lllllf llllll ,ll lull ll.. zll- ll ll lll 'lll ll... .ll lllll K. I t ' V . xl, .. x , .... I. . .,l. ,. l., ..,l..ll. ,. ...ll. ...ll 4 in Adkins ma Mr Simmons l F frllf' ' ' llll- ml-ll ll l ll--4' l- lll l -1 l 11 ll- 1 mf Pl'lI'll' vn mauured their heulln and elllllll. 'lwcmbilbnlp 'FO Would WN, ...ln lllllyl olllllll ln., .ll l..l ll.lll. ll.-.l. ...ll . X- l ,nl MM nl Il, Y , , l A l l.l..l.- The raps and rownu will mml-.El9lTl0l1tal'y fxl'3ClGS H ll, l , H lllllll' Hull lllll. ll.. lll..lll .l .f llllulll. Jllll .ll ll. ll llll , l'.-ll nmh, ,h f yi' Q ff , W In tlmb ,lor ma union I0 haw L ak ' ll . l l . ,. , l ' ' ' ' their Dir-turen mule lmllem i' 'rllll llillll ll-lllllll lllllll- ll llllllf 'f ' 'M' 'l'M Mm um , 'I IU' W W ml f V' .--.-........ ' ' lll-pillllivlx: ru owl-all-ln lm lluollh ' lhuluxl uimul W HW' 'S 'M MW 1' :M 'mi 'MA' 'mtv 'U WMM' Am M iymw um whirl' 'hp Ahllmluw' l :-5' lmlvxldlrlg nlfln.lllH lzlllll ln 'l lllll llllld lv' Hull' l- l.f 'u'dW f'- J' lilllfs lll? sllllrl. rhzll llll lllll ll. ,l..lll-ll 5ll.ll :lzll-l flll-:llllg lll.- Nl I1-'l f'Inv'lwl in lu llll- Bqyg Iggy!! ta . . . , ' . ll . ' 1 5 'f'l' 'Wh ll ll, , ,l ., l .- l, - lllll llllll-llfllf will-. ll ll-f ll l 4. llll llllllll-mll ill lllll alll--l l-llllll lflyl-ll llll lhlf bllllllll, 1-1... flghm lr. l lol- l-lllllllll All lclllllll. l-V' -'HHN All-'N H- ellllll lll nl- V I-l - l H fl. ll wl- Uae Tools ll. llllll llllvl. .ll-l-llrl-ell l.,,.l..,l ll.. ill lllu llllll llf lfllllll-. lull lllll .llll.lllll. l,l.ll-l-l-'lm vllzlllll, 'Vllllll. ' H '- W 'll w ln V. Thr, mqkhml meh mxhwl mvm- Llmilv. lil lllllulll toll hull llluuy' small-all llpl-ll .lf lllllal-lillll, 4- ln' '- l l :'f - 'ill' 5112-ll. Y '3 h llllllll llllvzv HHH: ll fvw l ll A 1 5-.ld l: ll.. . l , ' N Hr -lwlwwllwza lwrl- pllvl-'Su ' , , Q , i ,ul K V V A I H .- K .1-:us . lol' lu- r nlwlllmz nor- lll XII VNC lllill ll ra Ill ' 'HU 'll' ' Q V'C'U'l ll' .ld llqlllld.. .L ll ll-.luld ...ll how - 'r Ml f l -UN' -H' ln' lllw- lm' ulllrll-nm rr-ally lwulu glam low un. we zum ll: 'ui 2 ' A , l I9 ln u dbsuuill-lu . , man flux. mn.. K mall um Wilt-.' .Mao WHIP, 1. wllllnlr lo ul-l-opt uid vlxl of now flllcd wlmh lll-ml who vc relzaralf-an of All lwcllunz highly' .gig X . 5. .-lxlwr-:lull tn Im Anal? nd ll. mlm-ll-ll lllllvllv nny nfrlv mvnl- do xxslilollllnn. ' the choir url- other students af-cellled. Rim Rlrlrlnnfl Nav lllll l'Ul'li N ,ilsuillllls lm-nose they have died' runny lure- hllve been parkl-ull' llndm' its sluulll. uml thc- num. hm' of snapshots rlull have lwon taken while ltllnlling agaillsl itll lrullk, l This hig tree' has lost some of when sl ndlzln rllllrlctilm. Ile plmls Lo join vlw Navy 'hrwl is lluz. After rf:- urning frnul lllc Navy. he plnnn 'U K0 lv cullf-gc lla study Ll lm, l Senior rln All llllll-ll llll- lla. flll-. luis lull-rl-ll in fllotbzlll and ill ll:llkl:lllull lllrl-v The Illllllll- lll' I-l-:ng H the pllllsl ' SQ wus llnqrllllfllll vrilvs, lla-1.l lwll yvlll ef lr-zl rs. elocll-ll a work 'l'hvy l-mlm' pll-lurf-1 null prlnl llll-lr llllml--. 'l'lllly lllull l-mmf und w'lu- llullllu-ru ml the Q lumrll. ntlrncllvs' bmi in ilu- .xfllll lllnl-ll llll' l-llllrlrvu fr-. ll: llv- lllllll lludllnrlum und sau 2' l 22 Roughnecks Win Awards As Champs of '44 Tn c-x: ty - um lfftter-men hove- nnnnixuvvd by t s.x.'l. KI.t'WlPG for. tl... WIS Ils.l.'1rt 23A flvnmtllnnl intl. In e....1..rw r..-if-Irtng awards. I 'HE SAUCER . Ci a fS Have You Noticed ' Paulus-A my of J-.f....m... cm. 'qelectcd For .u Wilt: Oak Nllh School. ' ' ' ... .. . '.i.... ....- ...wot v.. ... .cows v.-...iv Th... ...LL ...wus ...-...- TIIE STAFF Gnd butathcdrt I... l.....l: :i....- . . .ri-t...'tI.....r tolli a.-xt... l.. ti... .........rr? 'I'l.:.t il..- Q... M-.v'A-w U-ww Tm- .........-.....-N .x.....t .-....-, -1.-.. ah... t..f....l. tim. .t it ml..-sl H. ti, ...rig ....- . -f.- i....g, .....t sh... -'Ml' MN G 1'2 'M:::'.'L'F !i- '. Iv-wr n........ ........-., 1. 'ri tax. ms.-1.-.ND .Ass ...mr pi... ..r .nu r...... .4 ......... ...fr 'rl' M ' .'li ' V: 'v - Sql 'm ,-ul? 'Flint spring must not.c..n.e'f Thxit the nt-xx nlnqiu- l..i ..:.-onus FW' 'Nfl' F 1'+'- l 'N lfi fn .... f... i..-......., um wtxttzn ..Z...,. ..,u.x. or I-I-XXII-I .S ......... 'I-....tI.:ill A...-.-....-:..f.. ru..-...-.1 ...rl ' gg, hwy, amy lnmn, sm ont., tu.-.u lvll Davis. nulv H-rl. N-fr wt Inna hun... w. T. N-mm ,my Punts. lun, It-...-ru. Jur- swp, w-tm w.sm., Jw. nu.. nuy N-.......... .avi-f . n......n, c.... wumr ol A-ml ot o...t..wl0-'fl mm i.. mu, . M..-M 1-ummm-.k ...nw I-...- Forever White Calc lf l sltuuld div, think only this if ine: Tlmt th.'re'a annie .-ornvr if A furoigu. fi.-ld tlmt is fur.-vt-r' rvhite Oult. This slightly aiitvmd int' from Ilr.mlu x pw... Thi Soldier pr..l...l.l.' ..i.....t.f-.1 .na nl one time' in the mi. riont pt-nplt' thnt luwt- lvfl flak. Many my.. haw- dn-d ir .vur fighting to....r.l tht- day pt-are shull uguiu at-ttlr -.ver world '--- uve-r White Oak, hmm- lneforv the war. Nine f.-.nn this it.-hool lmvn- give-It Iivvn, Jun lluntcr, .lint llrynn Itnugh, .luck lltftl- Aduml, Edgar l'ri.'t-, l'nul J,.,..l.- my l-Zllls, and Smith. Thviw hnyn were tu lm klllvd in ncti.-n or in action. There in still hill'- Nu one knows what wus their minds ut tlw timv --I dvnth. Wrhnpn no .-no will know. All wt- rm. do in how llml their thmnrhtx ws-ren'l t'1-vttervflllt wnr, hut rllhrr uv. tht- pl.-asunl things they -In.-v km-.tx ll l- .should div. think onli' lm' of me. What shall wt- think xt-lint .tl .if UNCLE SAM'S NEPHEWS law. I' P' Kutrl.. rt.-..n...n I-'ltttl t' ...-....-.ty .............. i.. Kt.......s...- vlil. tl... Navy ls nov. In l'-.flu llro. No ln .'..nn.wtt-.I mill. .. ...ol lun- tl uvk .ltltnl tix.- inrtl. tml. I..'..:' Ulu: pool driving 1. ...tm- ...- t'..nt..lt. li.. n lt .il ltln It . rl Alvilvw it ... ...- I.. I.. ,Xu Altdzil ut'vt' Lnmk- lrtl, mul ng ..... ni.. ...H-....... xi. ....... .-... ...y .. .--. .re t'...v..:n xy,-QQ... will lm I..-tn.. .i. .1 l.Il:I-..Jl. 'I'. Min.. t.' Sort.. ....i KX illmtn l ' ....... ..-..-..-.. ....-..... r..-..... 1.-. .. 3, l ......- ...-.. -... ......i ... itat- H..r.....f..n Tlvgtt--1' 'ff-I 37 , ..,. .....-..i.. gi. ...-...K .n.t....-4 ...-- Ax.. ...-....- ........ .'..-...t........r tw...- I.-.. ,lull 'l... tml. lwul I'Ixl-l.-t' Y. I' ii lv,.. l,.lu'l. lv,.I' ill ll.'vt .........- l.......-.. 'r'.......... w-.y... ......t s.-......... ......- .... .. 'A-.un litem ta x'5i'w lv U2 lt.- ...-..1......t ...nw S-il-if-t..l..-r Six Seniors In Eight Basketball Letterman l-Tiulil lvttvrlnvn hnvr E-tw-1. :tn I...--1.4-val by F-...ch K...-ut.: .-f the lil-I5 Rrmghn.-c-k runnul, in Imi- kvtlmll. The lt-ttornn-n mt nnimur..-otl :trr ltr follows: llllly ltulzvrs, I'..r.x:.r4Ii Wultor Wel.nt.vr, .runrdg Ilon..-r .Iovw-i-, t'.n'..n.'1I, lilly tivkvrvll. gnnrrl: Roy Miller. wut.-rg l'l'l.' lllnrt, guard: ntl .wntm-ea: ltr.. White, center: and Ililly Deer. qimrtl. The nlx st-nlurxl liuvo plnynl thrlr Int basketball ganna for tht' Rnughnoclu. ....- f.........n ........1 .....t .-........1' luv pnpulur' vrvf- of I.. I..-r iw.- ..y .i..- .....l.....s. ...ii ... ...-........ .-d ul i'-'- lil.: Snndy xzztnw N.. vrrnhrr 7. l Ti... .-..i.-1 .-r ..... .'......... ....-I lllt' Y'llUl9 nw l.lSl Xl'Ilt', ttl'lt vit 4-1.-st wo.-..l..q ... Q.-. .s..i.- ,.,., .n.!.... .-.--...-.I N-il lt.....pnn, sw-.it is ll... only I-'nuthull Sw.-vt!..':..t now N..-..!l--.I ... Whit.. tn... Nos. w.... iv... .-n...--Q. with :n,.n.s.. .-...N l Ann Brown Named Scout President Qur.-li ht-rv. Fel., firit. Pvt-rp uni- .....: happy: March first, everg- tI....g. --z. but tln- lztwht-tx st-use. l4t::.l liztslmtball is mfr. and tlw Shllll-tlYti lil'Nt'll ist .ine ngniiil ltr... xI..- aI..r.I pf..-ind l', I-1. Clams .5 tln lzirgtfst in sclwuulf That ltx'.11:i.:..... .. .-..,...-...K th.. .Rv tixiaws at iv.-.-n? Thztt the SWING ll.XNIi doe-sn't sw... to exist tiny lf...gvr'? Stutl.-nts were all primp- .ng s.. tl...t th.-y 1-ould l...v.- their pi.-tt..-v tail..-ii? 'l'l.:.L the SLRISH l'I I' is 51.-Lling sl..-x'I..'r and short- vi ...th rx.-ry pziprr' Y..b..d.' doe.. . H. lx I'I .ng tht' me-tal 1.l..t-Ae? Tltnl l'l 'I itll Il l.l'I l'l.I'I FOOT liars swine .-I us from liaxrtuxpixtilig by .tr- x'Pl'x llllu tour l'U0l ure l-ipfl. 'liltltl '.-.......... .mit ...um nr.. ... ti..- niaking. Thx- Svrucn- I'laq...- in th.- . ...ni ... ....... ......'i ..-........ ... ...M- ..l... .nw l'.gI.t....g for us! YH... UULU STARS t't:lt'k lltlrm' .italy ,hate gint.. th.-.. Iiu-s. 'Tliut .Ml l.Il.'NI0lt PLAY CAST had full on th.-.r ....r.. : Tl... xi... hm: .uw :Irv lf..-rv so .-lm 14 5 .--. rw .-.r ItAllll-ZS? only 'lllltlfili lmys insult' llw llt'l'iilIt l'itll.I, Uni. it rttlll u r lil ft l Slxmm i.ml...u and six remrvo sxxvutern rm- to lw :ix-on tn thv 1915. squad 'l'lw jackets for the lPllt?l'lllBl1 will he rolld .-viator! tnn Ivatll- .-.'. wltl. 1..:..'.wm and Wl'.ll0 1-utr.. n....'non and v'.tt.- WO. The ro wt-iw H'vvnl..'. will Im f-blld Intl rw... wvsl silt! over nw.-:ter and will l.:.v- .. lu.-xo nmruon W0 Ratt. jivkrw- and nv..-..t.-rn wil' and lvoiton.. Sl-:tp-f and A lurgof: 1 swsu 'PIT . Q 'Tff.s.lil1b. I Janne.. Sap I gettin mlm fine with thllt 'rl Iron? Glld ,.v..tor. Carol foo . ' 4' A ce.-tain rurly lmimd uni -...lim to think n lot of I Ruxwll. I-t.-ny H..r...-.. ha.. a mere! ham .l.r..t. ..l... is in the Nnvy. Murrttn l'ick.'r1-ll also hu on ....u.'i..l nm.. ith.. nelrs th! Nui lmw n win... 'twllnll with Dlx I tri.-t t'l-:.n...l....'- nf IMA on .the nl.-.eva In limv.-ru.. I I In .squad lr ' an .1 w, ROUGHNECKS BEAT PINE TREE 13-0 W. O. Uses 100 Yds. Of Chalk- 20 Gals. Of Ink Per Year ltnlipznuf xi p..-.v of .l.n.ll. 1l.-- I.-nglli -M Hut t'....tt.:.ll f....l -r .....f.- .l..- -.......i. ..f ....- ...gn r--li...-I hal: :mtl :. Mn...-I A 1' ink Y.. ...:.t..-r I..-.. .'.-..f. .i oi...-.lt tt... ,1...l..,u .if ltlrm- lla... vm. .. ...- ....'. ...Q ....--.T ......, ...... L'I .':-I-...Q .-f ...X 4. '...:..: .1 fr 4. ,v....- of .link .till W... .......-.... .... .-...,-..., 1l..- v.!-.-I I it .1 .---..- gi, llffwvifi ....:.I- or 1.1..r.-A, ... .9-ull. . .....-- ,.--.1 .....- .'. .......-. ...-.. ..I ..' vzl. ..E' . -.'- inn ' -1' l-, .r..- .....i.-.... . r. ...,.. ........ ... U. .. ..,..- Hiatory of White Oak Enrollment xltlll llilllx iliv VK' Ill l fifi 'id .....-.. ..-sh... ...... ..... ......., ....... tt..-r.. ....'. ...yt tml.: K.-...lm ....., I .173 xlttllutl- .uh 4-'.t'uil4'nl ll ....s..'t .mtl lI...-.- ......- l..t.-.- tl...t , w.....- ..-.t .......-.I ....-..- .-. ..---l ...... .. ...un .... .... 1 griultw ...nl l 2.1.5 :lint txnu- :.EI sttnlwntx gr..-I uniting xr.-.n tl... .-iulith u.'f..l.f ..t' Wliitv Unk xi.-nt t.. liluh s.l:....I In l.....gv..-it or tilmltfxuilul' Tlw s.'l....rl ytfar ut' tfutiflx Lirouglit tl..- liiigixvst riixwlliixtviit ot' .ntuduutrt that Winn- tn... Im.. vv.-r .tm-n, N7 .smile-tits iv. tlu- ...A tire rwlwol. In txwlxc yvnrs of ...-l.....I T,-till uudcimx lun- - . Unk. .lust think lt'lRl.t'd hy All than stuutnts and 4 tuirollul nt hint. of all the pvr...i,. HONOR ROLL SIX lt I-Il-INS lION0ll ROLL Firwt Six Wet-lu Second Semrntrr Sfuiurs Mari .Xnn llztrun . . H4 I...... Ko... ,. nrt Y--'l liIln.1.tN . . ill .lwlf Ilztxut , Slll illiirfn Xlwvrt' ,.,. . Fri Juniors li.-lf. l'...-1... . .. 115 ...... .............. .. sz.. l1.'.....- llu. it ., Nl l....-. tl.4'..:...l...s X7 X. :..'. .'.-rv .ng .. N7 llvzizltw- Ham' ,, ., Stl e....i..........-. lxvivm llt l':..'.n' . fill l' ivx. 4'..rl.l'l .. flll N.'l..l Sl. 4l'lt.nv.:.u ,, SR Yrt-shunt-n .-.....- ii..1.-....:.- , .. eu Mor. F. Wnizgolit-r . .. .,.. , 80 Hand Selects Flag lit-arers, Mascots l'..- w... it.. t...i-.- urn. t......t llih I-wi 'X .I ii. 0. .-...I ---- . ..t ......... .g,.. i .--, ..-.-.-.. ...... ..... .-...- 'l'1-- .mu ........r.. ...-.. 1t..'.-.. nw... t...... .l.....i M... .. :md Ali... U.. T... ...... .-. H... ..,.,.,, .md ,Wd 14 This yt-:wr th... ..'.. ....... r.....- ...-nil.-.-.. 'l ..'y ...-.- Itnttl.. .ln Hnllry, vi und ltnrlw lly.-fl. I.-rn .-xl-vpt l.0uInw l:. I-...id vi..-...In-iw. 1-:lot-in llollt-y. tht- rt.-1. Yrf-.hrnnn 1- dntxmfniull-i-. Tliln Iwi. l. .- W...-.l hurl! Cul.-, lmnln- ll..-All All thc twlr Jnnlnr wax vvvr tn lnwnltt Last mime in -qeflmtk I XYIIIW Oak llw Linn..-. .i..n-.ly l'l.'.- s.f.n..'.l to .......1 ... ......- ln..l.'s r..-....... 'l'!-1' R..nul.x'.-.kb 3:...I l..'n:.l'i.w In at I. it:'- Ili- I...-lui' :N li ilrpltxu .il-rl ..n..t 1. . Class Ring Orderlgg Spring W ...am-...iz of tht: oil. if... .945-ts unto. vfmponed tlll Smit: . Si'nn.nns zuvl' thru tor thin- ui Outta Ktlxdtlllllg your Juni. .nw .-.futnz tlxe7 S:1tQ fmt... rm. on Manda: w uf the studs-ntl ml! i.- rang, and mqvorbr me somewhere aiu. Tl: ould. ine.-mrs mi to them. tal By lprl .ny tm 1. ehmeojdiji s and hotter 'qlqlttlp In one run thdylpp rad early. IIIGTK' . That than may',lii'. ,nomo slang Ulla' an . ot I mort I .woryg - 't'..u- ' In thin two myn- ' by lfinm-ln. thc- Alcvl- ..l.... hm. mont nl' ..-f-i tt-llnrit, Includ- .1 1.5.-.4 tl... W0t'lt.l. IW ree Tells History Of. Our wlfirinly Founded Alma Mater 0 l..... .-1. 1. i....rtl. uhm.. 'l't'w- tlrvix' nnlt fil'I.'vlif5'ltl'll.-' linldlnu. x...., .i. -..... ,. .,,, .,., ..,, ,. :,... ktt'.i...l- ..... ,l.-...l:..:............ wane Grade Schfrols .Bwy War Stamps f .. I 4 .. . Gl0r.a Ann Moore, ..t..,..,-lil.-.-. ....,.o .., zi.. .i .. tu.. xhlry Ann litzmall .,,,,.,... ,..... ........ t'hcs0n Editors -Mr lk II'L:-M Mit ', l'! .:,...:.. ..... x. ...- .. ...... XL... .A N H ... ,. ,,.,, . . . ..... . ,....... ..... Mm...-.i .... rn..-ntl uv. i.5'I ll 'I - -.' lf- ..l.t..1- ul' tl.. l'tl'. limtultttwlt - ' 'NN' iv 'lm' 'WA ...... .:.....1.. ..--......i..l5 t..-t l'.- ...I-lr Xll-1, tint.. tYIIlI..Ilw V' 'f Nil ,- I- '.i'4'lt ......1. I., iz... Il.....'l.. tn.. t.-...lim ul' ,lut.'xi..l..tv.. v g.. .-.-,.....-.-.- 11' U.: t:t...t.. .x.... 1. w-.......'. i-...--..-. M--H 'F-Hr ' W W 0 I.. .i..A ...-....... ...-...tv ..... i, Q Qg I 'i' ,..... .-..........-...ny ......k.-.1 wt... Ang maui H 34.4. mtv.. tnxrrlriilx. nr-ttvlilfa, Rin- I .HPS H,mQ.m, h .1 ...t-...lwr ot thu .f'...lr und hun Mm' L.,nm,, 7.5. ..,, ...wrt-tl two ymir-4 4.-4 n yt-ll Ivzld- 'I'l..f lut'.l rztlvr- .vt ..!.'zunu l:i tht- F . 'vim-..t.1.'y n.'n.lr-.1 In t'i2ll,t,. .mg .iw mm. I.. i...-oi.. tu !'1 '2nIt Mary Ann l't1.r...n n.-iv.-d .nn vl.'0-n.-.3-wld.-nt ut hm- .-lun dur- l'n.Ivr the syn-uding Whlta Oil l'r.-.-, .. ...... mo... urhtvolhnunc st.....I, It gr.-.. und th.. tree said -...n:......., what l...v.- I started? - .ill .-f yo.. ...mile know who lf nr.. I mn tht- hip: whltc oak tr!! .l....-.. by n..- hand mill. When I first .-ante here there wasn't any Whitn tink sc-h....l. Then, one dny ....n..- ...en emma out and put up .4 little 2 room nvhoulhmln IMI nm.:-d it. utter nic. Aftlf ' thlt kid.. .fume and went In, lflyltl Ill. dny, than went home. I VII xii mera lnpllng then. Grldllllly fl. grew and gn-w And tlnn tlldl. men came buck and put ll? I hull. szudedu vm mwah' blot-. Ing thou shiny bnu,thlngH....j -Ill' r..und Inter they won MM ntrnvmmtn lnmvtlnl- ,loud--...wi , . . BROWNIE SCOUT TROOP NO. 5 Sponsor-The White Oat P. T.A. Committee Members: Mrs. R. E. Anderson ' ' M X XX N Mrs.Joe Bander --f -' S NKXXNXXX E X Mrs. Ray McMullen V X leader- 49 I Joyce Reinhardt , ' , --Qing . 5 - -gi ' Unve- Chairman: Mrs. Sam Brown Mrs. C. O. Lowry The troop, organized since l942, has met once a weelr for programs that include indoor and outdoor activities covering ten 'fields ot interest. First Row: Lannie Jo Plescia, Clynta Rose Jackson, Dixie Ann McMullen, 'Patricia Ann Powell, Mary Francis Calhoun, Marilyn Muncey, Maudette Bumpus, Jaynce Ann Reynolds, Marily McGinnis, and Patsy Sweeney. Second Row: Phyllis Jean Pate, Melba Joyce Hadden, Betty Carrolle Taylor, Faye Davis, Betty Byrd, Jean Ann Evers, Lovell Jean Pyle, Dorothy Mustin, Barbara Moore, Mary Nell Davis, Rita McMactin, Third Row: Doris Ann Morrison, Shirley Jean Murray, 'Paula Outcalt, Carole Harrell, Barbara Brad- tord, Jo Ann King, Lola M. Menees, Reba Pennington. Fourth Row: Betty Jo Young, Billie Jean Thornton, Laquita Lewis, Sherry Looper, Carolyn Blayloct, Virginia Milam, and Molly Lou Morrison .. F -...t if ' New A 'tc-' V 1 v ' ' ' Q ii GIRL SCOUT PRCGRAM ACTIVITIES First Group llett to rightl. Alice Pearce, Mary Ann Jaclzson, Betty Lou l Iobbs, Melba Stanley, Patsy Emberlin, Nell Dexter, Barbara Bradham, Marcella Faulkner, Patsy Richards. Second Group: First Row: Leatrus Wood, Dolores I-lenson, Juanelle Looper, Barbara Lowry. Second Row: Mrs. Hayes, Katherine French, Peggy Colvin, Peggy Singleton, Joyce Bancler, Essie Mason, Rosanne Carrington, Wanzelle Curnbie, Ann Lynn Brown Activities: Arts and Cratts, Community Lite, Health and Safety, I-Iomemaking, Music and Drawing International Friendship, Literature and Dramatics, Nature, The Out-ot Doors, Sports and Games. -x iii. Iyw-TIN ,f SCOUTS First Row: Lloyd Richie, James Thomas, Donald Davis, Jimmy Smith, Billy Simmons, Tommy Mercer, Jimmy Kirkland, S. M. Young. Second Row: John Paul Dowell, Charles Young, Gerald Pennington, Jerry Mclvlaclcin, Billy Paul Cole, Charles Modisette, Bobby Miller, Bobby Moore. Third Row: Elwood Blaclcmon, Dick Fugler, Robert Davis, Billy Cagle, Earl Barnard, Bill Overly. Fourth Row: Harold Pearce, Hayle Randolph, Kenneth Menees, Dale Rhodes, Billy Moorse, Bobby Rogers, Bobby Darney. Fifth Row: Bobby Irvin. Wayne Miller, Carl Buce, Chappel Dowell, Rex White, Donald Rhodes, Billy Rogers, Mr. Hagler. Sixth Row: James Huggins, W. T. Norman, Bob Pate. XXx x N Nxxwlg w. mi G., CUBS First Row: Travis Allison, Weldon Richie, Bob Baird, Earl Jaclcson, David Kern, Fianlc Black, James Ginn, Windell Callaway, Joe Simmons, Marion Donald, Thomas Moore. Ravmond Beall, Gene Deer, Don Wood. Second Row: Jerry Boone, Richard Robb, Buddy Cashion, W. Dereal Holley, Buddy d, George Young, Marvin Reynolds, Jimmy Good, Herbert Robert- Kirkland, Eual Goa son, Bethel Matthiews. Third Row: Russell Orr, Lynn Vaughn, Billy Byrd, Charles Bozarth, Clyde Nixon, Milam Smith, Tom Farnsworth, 'leddie -Ioe Miller, Waldo Reynolds. Fourth Row: Joe Kennedy. Douglas Singleton, Richard Emberlin, Hubert Sherrell, Dan Boone, Don l-larmon, R. L. Fligginbotham, Donald Bradford, Jaclcie Feds, Donald Loyd Richie, Ronald Keys, Lenamon. d, Mr. Carrington, m Sweeney, l Young Earl Barnar A'ton Stewart, Tom y Fitth Row: John Car , James Modisette, Jerry Fugler, i Ronnie McChesney, John Bozarth, Ralp Pennington. B bby Darney. Sixth Row: Dale Rhodes, o l l l i Kids, -S Q s I-1 .1-iN ? so A L CHORAL ' 1 CLUB y 'JH , lm i U . First Row: llett to right: Bobb Hart. Jimm Kirkland, Charles Colvin, James Thomas. C v v W gi .mf M i H Max McGee. Pat Hazel. Eddie Max Robinson, Bobby Hounsel. T' i 'l 4' ,, V l Second Row: llett to rightl: Doris Faye Baker, Nell Bumpus, Gloria Moore, Mary Douglas MARTHA COX Allen. Lois Hale. Darlene Cashion, Betty Lee Roever, Betty Sue Osburn. Di Cf0 Third Row: llett to rightl: Louise Moore. Rose Ann Carrington. Joyce Bander, Peggy Colvin, Bobbie .lean Young, Barbara Barrett. Elaine Driggers. Colleen Nagel, Nell Dexter. Juanelle Looper, Barbara Lowry. Activities: Thanksgiving Chapel Service. Music for Christmas Program. - Good Friday and Easter Chapel Service. Sang in First Presbyterian Church, Longview. Easter Service in First Presbyterian Church, Longview. Chapel Service and Red Cross Program at Harmon General. Spring Concert. gf SPANISH CLUB First Row: Louise Mustin, Thomas Williams, Betty Eldridge, Randall McGee. Second Row: Margie Nell Smith, Betty Sue Osburn, Mary Francis Waggnor, Elaine Driggers, Darlene Cashion, Wayne Jones. Third Row: Betty Lee Roever, Mary Douglas Allen, Wanda Thomas. Verna Corning, Cherry Garrett. Fourth Row: Maxine Mounce, Hugh Edward Hart. Colleen Nagel. imogene Johnson OFFICERS Verna Corning, President Billy Hart, Vice President Randal McGee, Secretary . ,F l 4J'ifr:r:-I - ' ' u 'hi 'QA ll : a, 5 f A 'ii ' M' -L -f . so utilise X- . s ro. V Q ,Dr -P' Y i yay 'll 1 f, . 'Lf . 1 . mf:-.p?'2,ri ,. -V 1 ' - M L '1 lf 'l'.- ' 'I ' r El-in T' Jisifv L95 J-P, 4 w .ei ...g,., , Q., y . i - , , ,M ' ':- E'..L- 4f'Vf wifiw, 4' 'N - , N rr Q' lsr -i - qi ' 'airs Bang- 1: - 'RENT y -11 f 3 :i L ., , , , A , .w U N fr' V' . 'A aww ' -ru.. ,, N gyff. 'fivfii an ' 'I 'Z .M 1 f Q W f'-' M , V 'L fli,-555 1 W of ,ir ' L5-:fi ' 'f ' .H Q f .ff vi , , ,, ,.. . ,N z o JE ew 'ef5- -' '.ftfS ' ' ,M .v . . Q.:-sw: . - A, Q .mr f s While Oak Band On Parade-Director, Major H. L. Walker f is Major H. L. Wa y First File: James Sapp, Kennelh Bazar, Ellene Kerns, Jerry Smith, Q Direcfqr ' Charles Young, Bobby Bailey, Millie Edmunds, Hesier Hollingsworlh. Second File: Bobby Golf, Merle ldom, Belly Lou Hobbs, Thomas Williams, Jimmy Wilson, Tina Rae Tinsley, Lorella Kunkle, Helen Boone. s a L . - L Thlrd File: Bob Pale, Peggy Singleton, Dorolhy Wood, Barbara Bradham, Palsy Shirley, Sammy Synder, Palsy Ernberlin. I Fourth Files Billy Simmons, W. T. Norman, D. W. Gee, Charles E Holmes, Jerry Bailey, Mary Ann Jackson, Hugh Had, Zerline Davis. J Fiflh File: Wayne Jones, Max Hollingsworth, Lila Edward, Eugene Powell, Jearl Pennington, Edna Pitiman, Monnie Bell Davis, Mary l Francis Waggoner. . .-. ..-. v .-.-...............- I Twirlers: Firsl Row: Belly Byrd, Drum Major Elouise Holley l 5 Lealrice Wood. i Second Row: Dofiie Jo Holley, Doris Cole, Louise Musiin, Doris Byrd. Second Row: lleft to rightl Maryland Barnes, lLeR io righll: Joan Miller, Alice Marie ON, Lal. Calnuy' i H ' ' First Row: llefi io righil Marcelinc Criddle, Mar- elen Budlum garei Morrison, Wanzell Cumbie, Wanelle Looper, Beverly Jones, Belly Lee Brookshire, Billy Ray Panse, Anne Lyn Brown, Barbara Lowry, Ralph Lee Menees, Bobby Hari, Wythe Steward, Billy Paul Cole, Bobby Miller, Helen Johnson, Ida Blancee Davis, Modene Owens. PAY, ,Aga A, , ,, wwf ' B LT' 21 ,I K Fmt Row left to nghtl Lila Edvard, Joan Miller, Alice Marie Ott, Monie Bell Davis, Hugh Edward Hart, Millie Edmund, Bobby Bailey, Doris Cole. V I J, Woodwind Section: ! . . l . Second Row: lleft to rightl Mary Ann Jackson, Zerline Davis, Tina Rea Tinsley, Patsy Emberlin, Patsy Shirley, Mary Francis Waggoner, I i ' Loretta Kunkel, Helen Boone, Hester Hollingsworth.. , f ' 1 1. 4 in h A 1 , , 2 ll 1 4-'Z :- -4' - 49, 'i' -li Drum Section: lLeft to rightl Dottie Jo Holley, Helen Bradham, Elouixe Holley, D. W. Gee, Betty Lou Hobbs, Peggy Singleton, Elleene Kern. .V , f '-O Coronet Section: Brass Section: First Row: llett to rightl Sammy Synder, Jerry Bailey, Charles Young, First Row: llett to right, Doris Byrd, Edna Pitman, Bob Pate, Bobby Jimmy Wilson, Eugene Powell, Jerry Smith. Golff, Billy Simmons, Wayne Jones, James Sapp. Second Row: lleft to rightl Barbara Bradham, Dorothy Wood, Second Row: lleft to rightl Kenneth Baxar, Max Hollingsyrorth, Charles Holmes, Gerald Singleton, Thomas Williams. Merle lodom. W- T- NOYMOII- 0 s s Q vs .6 'sl -a4 f fl' I x .2 N N. . Q .H W rx' H- qw-. fl? .Jeff 1 Lk, . .V k-5 x 9 'x,. ' ff lugs! ..'f. rrmy P l 4. J as . .a.....f 519 P' 'Q xx N in 1 f f 31. 9-9 N op L51-P fi 34 'r rs i y ' Q QA A XX ,fl f m F Q . ' W . i 5-'fi' liill, ' lllfql Talre khis page oui of school and ii would be too peaceful . . . for pleasure . . . anyway .... There go the Seniors hogging ihe camera again .... The leaders all corsaged up for khe grid game ai P. T .... Tis a wonder how irusiful some people are ,... Thmlc how far it IS Qc ihc ground from Charles arms .... Maryyyyyyyyyy8elllllllllll whai a way to ruin a pretiy face .... Here they are again .... Boys on fha way to lunch.. . . 44 .ani I M :I 1 .. ' , 5 . ' ek., I N A i++f:, jf,::, th lay began . . . T a g h ol Max Hugh an l ' QVQYS-e 'hm bu Vg. ar H, , Q e Q . , ,, A l x A ' l f , r V in . , i . - ' X ' 'Xa '. if ' r ix mf, 'ff,,, , .L , 5,55 i ll 9, x Mn. 1 1 . ,A-:ffa,., 1 5 3. 4 :,,j , ,. ,ii . . ,, ,, ,gm ,Z,, E, 1 , i il V I 1 7' ' if Lu eff Z - Li -i.i-1292, .rf if Q , 1 K if xx Mir, 'Wf '.-'Lf' 'E ffl?-v:-b--L l ziafl--5 '-1, if , ifw- f rf Q - I . L,,,w,5: VW-f 1 R 'fig All Afro ur sf- . . I' ed and ii didn't couni. h t lon run that Miller made .... But somebody cipp cl Charles, Glamour! Yes mam! Jusi before e p . ' ' Tne tall boys df the sc o , , The Seniors on the Steps. II referee's Blind Tom s . . . t 'n the wrong place .... And they ca d Pete Oh excuse us Pete, you jusi go I ' th Gaugefs editor, bul you couldn't prove Millie, Florene, an . . . . f' i .... I think fhat if is e f the tree Head urs Q lcodalr films. . . . Imogene in front o . . . . ii by the picture .... Gosh fha! scholastic Business sure helped her io ge rf . 1 - -fQ2 - :f E x Y A 9. lg r in fn 'F' X Q g, 1 iii- 5, 4 ii' , 3. 6 R A Q Q rea, N i I me gi I is x l i '5 if i gg W .wma has an ld if - .. ' .. - -ik' 'fy , A ,,,, 1 V 7 mmm: 3 sq m . Q Q K - -- ' F 4 ,, I ' .. K ' . K ' ' xi 1 D- L at . ' 24-5 P3 wi Q., S ls 'N 1 XM it i-fri Rf i .2 Q 2. l 1 x T 'S 2' 3 X 1 -:u,,,1, L jx wi- 1 K -LL '5,a if 1 , 'Chu Q' Thai old band ak if again .... The Queen's coionation at lhe half for P. T .... Anoiher before game session .... Disregard the aprons, ihere's a war on you lcnow ..., They are made from rubber .... More football from over friendly rival, Pine Tree .... Former studenis who would be here were if no! for the war . . . Earl Roarl: with lhe Marines, Homer Whittington of the Army, Doile Miles in molion for the Marines, Wayne Davis doing ship worlr in the Navy along wifh Charles VanMeter, Jerry Clarlr, Teddie Aiterbury. !'l Q I Y A Y 'li 1-Q ' I X13 -M J' .S A ,' af' V! , ' 1 ll' :Immun R. D rl. .fi ' '14 Mary Ann and Geraldine gloclcing the wall: .... Say girls you aren't a bit particular, are you? . . . But you'lI learn as you get to be a Junior .... luniors and Seniors do get together some times .... A typical library scene. . . . Some capable Juniors .... The whistle blew to stop the action .... The stands at the P. T. game. . . Jones show- ing the boys why and how ef training tracl: .,.. No wonder they Army wants him .... He has such long arms. t W i I ihe Home economics room. . . , They learn io sew a fine seam ..,. Mechanical drawing shadenis gel insiruc- fion .... Merle, always planning someiliing .... Tlie iwo Davis' Scholastic, Joan and G l. C.l . . , Doris at sclhool. . . . Passing the news along. C i 1-M ' l l QL i EV .W X l Six? 1f2 f 3 ' i yivwc' ..,-f ' If-1 Macon ' . i lag Mnorgiell 2 4 f WXYZ azueurovo 3 I obcdefqhgklmno ' pqrsfuvwxgz l Ig l l x sl , r' f wi i --au in I 1 f-W---...Q ' . qnnnnln lg 1235 1 , h . 4 3 . . , , , A , -.v NW A 5 mira ,H i :.. ' Pre-game warm up for the Pine Tree-White Oak game . . . a peaceful wallrway until the dinner bell rings .... The Senior's pride and joy-fFootball Sweetheart Doris Cole. . . . We were there! He made the shot count .... Signs of a pretty day, lrids on the grass .... Maxine Mounce turning blonde hair to the wind .... Such a pleasani smile, Norma . . . Two former stuclenfs now in the service .... Harold Corbiti of the Navy and W. C.Davis of the Army. ld' yispn-A 2 li Us T get l .M Wg, M' 'iii N, K fl W, U11 . My ' ,J ll V 'P sw i sv 5 i ' ir. i 4' in s.. in ss me :um is oo j- wh ' ,s T- UIQ, va, . V i es N M I, U , - Q X X - rw . -T y ,N fr K , ,, ,xl x g X X i T ' A ? I x 9 Ji-is 'i , H r n 1 'Mr-ll 1 1.0.4--s, ' E lwvi' s KID DAY FOR THE SENlOR'S-April FooI's Day-There is a shortage of men in this picture .... Where were all of the boys Billy? . . . Poor Doris, she was the only one to get into the pond that day .... Everybody thought that the whole bunch would get wet .... Remember the rain? . . . Lolly Pops and all-day sucl:er's had their clay, too .... Louise and Betty at the picnic grounds .... Another twosome seldom separated .... Imogene and Joan, Millie and Billy-Lucy and Wanda .... The bunch-Peggy tries to get in, too .... Flossy and Charles .... Before the dey really began .... Charles without the suclrer .... Betty and Tony the Pony .... The rein ruined this one. . . . One of the sponsors . . . Miss Adkins. . its-s., i M E it Y Q V Fl' ,.,-., 1. ...----1 ' wi. . ,MOG - ..3 ! 1 l 5 ' ' I I Q .k Y kh xx , .K E 5 K L? xx , ., Doc N QOL Z j W ' Q ' W ,? - ,, 411 L.- Q Cn is if A W X 1 ' X J Y Y' Q ax 1 ' if 'G M' A ig i rf ix XL, 5 1 I if I ' f f .L PUNK Ii hm' -- -.'-- -' L ' N -'H W n-4 '-' uwE9T QEAT Bkgzxv ER . 4 ' A 'NQ '9lTlvf 1 ' A, - X, If if i , fu .f f' 'fn K . ,,' 'tb wx I Q, Q ,513 gn O! GOSSIPERS . 1 I 5 x b f' ' Q .u f 4 f 2 L Qi: aff , i 'N I vxzl x D 1 5 4 Q 1 X. 3 1 f ,,,. , , , 4 f .x ' ' 4 A ff: I HQ' XXX! ffqb-xxxxxgx TYDXCIXL BOOK . WORM ,uv lj? u fm, x I' W' N' Q I 4: -, CCN CE ITED APN. KISHERS 1 vo 'NK V- ' NP 9 IPM 'F . X I -4.. t MOST Lmexx succeeo ' TEAc:+-xER'5 DET H' Rx lf? ' nf .. vp' ap.-.X-,,i.,.yx5f.. 'I Cd Qitdclr September I First football practice. 2 5 6 8 I4 Teachers' meeting. Registered: First P.T.A. executive meeting, Classes started. Junior football practice started. Pep lea-ders selected-Gloria Ann Moore, Maretta Pickerell, Cleva Jean Bratton, and Margaret Mason. I5 22 23 26 White Oak played Leverett's Chapel and were defeated I2-6. Gilmer defeated White Oak 20-6. The band played at the Stanolind Barbecue. The P. T. A. had their first regular meeting. 29 White Oak met Brownsboro and defeated them 25-7. October 4 Radio program by the White Oak students at the radio studio in Longview, under the direction of Miss Catherine Perry. 5 The class officers were elected. Senior officers were Walter Webster, president? Millie Edmunds. vice-presidnt, and Eugene Smith, secretary. Junior officers were Billy Eeds, president: Margie Moore, vice-presidenti L. C. Hounsel, secretary: Donal Rhodes, treasurer, and Billy Deer, reporter. Sophomore officers were John Paul Dowell, president: Jerry Smith, vice-president: Betty Sue Osburn, secretary- treasurer, and Nella Mae Thomas, reporter. I2 I3 20 ZI 23 27 30 3l The Junior Roughnecks defeated Sabine I4-7. White Oak Roughnecks defeated Judson I2-6. The first six weeks ended. Lindale was defeated by the Roughnecks 3I-0. All Senior students went to the Shreveport Fair. The Constitution contest began. lMust not have ended-no reports yet.l The White Oak football team played Union Grove and defeated them I3-6. The sale of the annuals began by the journalism class. The P.T.A. sponsored the annual Halloween carnival. Q.. ,....-4-- l- 49,4 -1,644.1 , , xXx Clif radar November 3 8 IO I3 2l 22 White Oak defeats East Mountain 60-6. The teachers of the district met at Sabine. The sweetheart contest began. The football boys selected for candidates Doris Cole, representing the Senior class: Patsy Hobbs, the Junior representative: Janice VanMeter, the Sophomores: and Patsy Shirley represented the freshmen. White Oak defeated Sabine 47-7. This was the week that all the classes competed against each other by selling rib- bons, raflling turkeys and hams, etc. On the I4th the Seniors had the cafeteria and the Juniors gave a class program. The Ibth the Sophomores gave a class pro- gram. The l7th the Freshmen gave a program. At the end of the week the big contest ended. The Senior candidate, Doris Cole won, but was not presented at the Big Sandy game because of rain. White Oak defeated Big Sandy 48-O. Doris Cole, winner of the Sweetheart contest was crowned in assembly. The big day finally arrived when W. O. was to play P. T. for district champion- ship. The score ended with W. O. winning I3-O. 23-24 Thanksgiving holidays. A 27 78 Dece 2 7 8 Il I9 20 Q .avi - ' 't' lk' Back to school after Thanksgiving holidays. Unexcused absences counted 3 points off. mber Velma Lee l-luggins married Cpl. Norman Hayes. We played New London for bi-district championship and were defeated 25-O. Choral Club presented a program on the school of the air. Variety show. Basketball season started. ' P. T. A. Christmas pageant was presented. Christmas holidays began. Steak supper was given by W. F. Shirley. QNMNM . fl 0' -'lib-. .f ! Cdfgnddr' January A I Football team attended the T. C. U. and Oklahoma A. 81 M. football game in Dallas. 5 Basketball game with Sabine 23-I2. II R. E. Anderson and C. B. Carrington attended a meeting at Austin. I2-30 A series of basketball games with Lindale, Union Grove, and East Mountain were played. 3I The seniors ordered caps and gowns. February I Annual sales amount to I74-Shop teachers met to discuss projects. 3-9 More basketball. I2 Beauty and Beast contest gets underway. I5 Junior play TI'-IE READY MADE FAMILY presented to a full house. Cast: Lila Edwards, Eugene Powell, Margaret Mason, L. C. Hounsel, Norma Sturgis. Elouise Holley, Billy Deer, Alice Marie Ott. Jimmy Jones, Betty Partin. I8 Play cast celebrate with supper and bowling in town. March I Betty Partin, L. C. I'IounscI, Mary Ann Utzman, and Billy Hart go to Kilgore to attend a Student Congress. 2 Juniors and Seniors go to Big Sandy on skating party. I6 Maretta Pickerell and Walter Webster go on beauty and beast date after so long a time. I9 Book review by Mrs. Herbert Emery. 30 This is the day that all the senior girls came to school wearing short dresses with their hair in pig tails or long curls and the boys wore short pants. In the afternoon the Seniors went to Gladewater to the park on a picnic and then to the show. That night a skating party at Big Sandy to end the day. . .. g an J P . , g 1 F It till- April I3 Se Bumpus, Charles Nixo Cdfekddir auditorium. The cast included Billy Hart Nell nior play was presented in the n, Gloria Ann Moore, Doris Cole, Peggy Hammar Florene Francisco, Billy Rogers and Mary Ann Utzman. May 5 Junior and Senior banquet. I3 Baccalaureate services. I7 The big day tor the Seniors when they all graduate. They have been looking for w ISC ard tor it and at last it has finally arrived. Qme baclc to school to get the report cards. i K' x 9 A' 45 YINIS -,..--K -.f.,,-.T-...,,...,,.,1., ,, -,. .. . -,...l..-J . New OUR FIRMLY'FOUNDED ALMA MATER With the opening of school this fall White Oalc will have celebrated herblst birthday and begun her tenth year as a complete elementary and high school unit. Many events have happened. that at the time of happening seemed very important. As distance divides these importances, memory changes their value and even the time of their happening. As nearly as is possible, the annual staff has tried to compile authoritative history from the county superintendents office. the P. T. A. his- torian's records, past Gauger's and Roughneclr's and from people who have been present at most of the history malring. The records in the county school superintendents office are dated from l9l3 to the present with reference to the employees of the school: however. the records of the trustees are complete on record there only since I933. Prior to that date, the people who have worlred at White Oalc live only in the memory of those who have been associated with them. This list is not complete in any way: it is only a beginning of the compilation of a record which is mentioned time and time again when White Oalc people get together. Mr. Julius Tuttle entered the first school taught here in l885 by Mr. Will Dunagin, the grand- father of Rex White. Since that time Mr. Tuttle has been connected with the school in some official capacity. He has worlred for the school and seen it grow from a one teacher, frame building to a 5500.000 plant with fifty-five employees. The beginning of this great growth was due to the develop- ment of the oil industry in East Texas. In i933 the first floor of the elementary building, the teacher- age and the home economics made the White Oak campus. Other additions were made in succeed- ing years as: I934, high school: I936, Bumpus school: I937, cafeteria and second floor of the ele- mentary: I939, library. shop and commercial department. The highest pealr of enrollment, 747, was reached during the year i937-38. ln the twelve years from l93S to the present 7,432 students have been in school here. fT V l l -Y' ' ' r' ---7 is 71 l . l J l 1 l . 1 L...a- ' . SCHOOL BOARD BEFORE I932 Some of the patrons of the school who served on the school board before I932 are: W. H Blackstone, C. M. Satterwhite Tom Tuttle Bill Doby T J Tuttle T W T dd M B F , , .. .o. cee,isher,J.C. Purson, and L. Y. Tuttle. SCHOOL BOARD I934-45 Julius Tuttle Jo Bander Joh B . . nny umpus, Ray Fisher. Gene Sweeney, Tom Sturgis, T. G. ldom, S n - 1 A V . - . L. Williams, J. A. Sessums, Paul Brower, Bull Hrngham. l.. E. Kern. C. L. Shoupe. PARENT TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION Organized I932 I932-33-Mrs. Frank Ploeger, President l94O-4l-Mrs. Truman McGee I933-35-Mrs. Robert Fisher l94I-42-Mrs. Truman McGee l935-37-Mrs. Thurman I942-43-Mrs. Houghlan I937-38-Mr. P. F. Kutch l943-44-Mrs. Bretton l938-39-Mrs. Andrews l944-45-Mrs. Blackston. Mrs. Sam Brown I939-40-Mrs. P. F. Kutch l945-46-Mrs. Sam Brown FOOTBALL A member of District 23-A. White Oak's R oughnecks have swon 'the district five time and the Regional 6 trophy twice. Boys who have served as captains of the different teams are: I936'-37 Raymond Carson. I937-38 Bill Mathews and Bill Burson, I'-738-39 Stokes Brooks and Beryl McGee I939-40 Freo Smith I94-O4l Mit Tuttle and Guy Good. I94-I-42 Mit Tuttle and Dick Overly, I94-2-43 Johnny Orms and Bill Davis. I943-44 nine lettermen served as rotating captains tor each game-Coy McGee, Jurl Hickey. Jimmy McCarty, Roy Miller, Bob Overly. Billy West, Billy Phillips. Jesse Lenamon. and Charles VanMeter I944-45 Billy Rogers. Billy West and Roy Miller. W ith the exception of one year Winlon Knowles has been the head coach of the team. v 1. X-X - :K 1 I 7Wy Q' all! A l ' Fillli 4 ALMA MATER The school song was written by Mrs. Winlan Knowles while she was the girl's physical education teacher. BAND The band, organized in I935 with Mr. Hutton, has paraded the maroon and white with as great honor as has been displayed by the Roughneclrs on the football field. Perhaps their most out- standing award was the Sweepstalce Trophy at the Gilmer Yamboree in I9-40. Mr. Ellis Wood, served as director from I937 to his joining the army in I942. The present uniforms and instruments were bought under his direction. Mr. Norman White of Pine Tree worlred with the band during the first two years of Mr. Woods absence and this year Major Wallcer of Kilgore College has served as part time ' ' ' ' i ll h eved as drum instructor. Billy Anders, Eugenia Maloney, .Phyllis Pnillips, and Elouise Ho ey ave s r majors. . GAUGER-ROUGHNECK The Gauger the school newspaper, has been issuing the school and community news since I936. G ll h Bett S n ors of this publication have worked with the followinq student editors: L. D. a ag er. y po s Jane Shoupe, Wilma Williams, Billy Hinton, Sarah Jane McGee, Phyllis Phillips. Dorothy Marie Smith, ' ' I945 ctivel . The GAUGER and Tressa Bell, La Dot White and Mary Ann Utzman since l936 to resDe y won the DISTINGUISHED MERIT AWARD of the lnterscholastic League in I944. OUGHNECK malces the sixth publication of an annual for the school. Billy Bed- The I'-745 R ford, Bill Mathews, and Edgar Price served as editors of the l937, 38, and 39 boolc. The next three . . M . L b d GAUGERS served as annuals' however with l942 and on to the present time, arie years the oun , Bender. Gloria Holieyman, and Gloria Moore worked as various yearly editors. Miss Street was the first faculty sponsor of the publications at White Oak. Following her have been Ray Maberry, Miss Leota Keys and Miss Doothy Cox. SCOUTS Scouting became a part of White Oak with the first group organized under W. C. Mathis in I934. Mr. Mathis served as Scout Master with W. E. Wright as assistant from the first year until l937. Ray Maberry and J. L. Gibbons. l937 to l94O: Delbert Fuller and R. H. Dobbs, l94O. Since I940 there h cl lone, R. H. Dobbs. Noble Williams, Xil- J? Zo' -N N K: 23 no ga QE. ZZ- Toi gi O-3 ai 5-S- N 25 ,DJ Fi E.. wif F 75' 6' E. is 3 N J D 3 KI' N - 3 Q1 W 1 gf! N! f I9I3-I4 I-I. C. MCGrede Mrs. I-I. C. Mcfirede W. W. Gaston l9I4-I6 C. I-I. Koon-IQI7 Irene Woods I9I6-I7 Mrs. Allie Tuttle Bonnie Carter I9I8-I9 Pearl Tutt Ruby Killingswortlu I9I9-20 W. A. Carter Mrs. W. A. Carter I920-2l Irene Murplny-N23 Alleen Stuart I92I-23 Colesta Davis l9Z3-24 B. B. Elder Mrs. Colrrsta Frslrier-I926 l924-26 Cora Maclrey lfounty Superintendent, I926-l93Bl I926- I 929 E. M. Kylrendall Mrs. E. M. Kylrendall I929-l93 I Lurline Hall Sue Hall I93 I-32 Ora Belle Morris Mrs. Rena Morse-I945 Velma Ray Eva Meadows Beatrice Bentley-l936 Mrs. Dallze White-1941 WHITE OAK ' I932-33 C. W. Mathis-Superintendent, Mrs. Grace Blaclrstone-l945 Jewel D. Crabtree-I945 Elizabeth Gravey lla Wood-I935 W. E. Wright-l938 I933-34 ' Julia Williams-l945 Alma Nell Tate-I945 B. C. Wyatt-I936 Louise Menetee-I938 Ara Sclwrum-l937 Winnie C. Nunez-I94O Delbert Fuller-I94l Maurine Taylor-I943 Bertha D. Allen-I938 lfounty Superintendent since I934-35 Lena Faye Vaughan-l945 R. W. Maberry-I94I R. E. Anderson-I945 Elizabeth Watson-I937 Lualee Norris-I936 Eulene Wlnite-IQ36 l93b-37 E. P. Wood-l942 Mary Pinlcner-I945 Mrs. Ruth MCAnnally-l94I Claudie Mae Dill-1.938 Agnes Houston-xI979 Grace Marie Allen-I938 Mary Jane Moore-l939 Margaret Herndon-I940 Irene Bassett E. B. Carrington-l945 Emile King-I944 J. L. Gibbons-1944 l937-38 Gilbert C.Wilson-I939 Grace Green I938-39 Ruby Bourne- I 945 ,I '24 fu., i939 HBH' 7 i939-40 Lloyd H. Taylor, Superintendent Joyce Reinnardt-i945 Howard Dobbs-I944 Doris Ming: Noble Williams-i945 John M. Garrison-l944 Editl'1Adlr5ns-I945 Velma Floyd-I94I Orrline Ellis-I945 I940-4I Mary Jane Fitch-I942 RobcrtJohnson-I942 Emma Ruth Lindsey-lq42 Ben Hardt--I942 Margaret Fogcl-l942 I94 I -42 Grace Willrarns-i945 Velma Lee Hugghins-V945 Virginia Wellcer-l942 Leota Keys Valeria Abbott-I943 James Edgar Levi Floyd l942-43 R. E. Anderson, Superintendent Katherine French--l945 Durelle Clarlr Betty Winston Clay Cheek Dorothy Cox---1945 Estelle McCaslin Betty Jones Norman White-I944 Elaine T. Carville Cecile Purdy I943-44 Nona Bailey-l945 Martha Cox-I945 Lurene Randolph-I945 Bonnie Vermillion-E945 Mary Nelle Blackwell-i945 L. G. Wilburn--I945 Catherine Perry-l945 Patti Tyson-l945 Gwendolyn Hembree I94l I 944-45 H. L. Farmer Rankin Bowen Doris McWl'1irter OTHER SCHOOL Cafeteria Mr. and Mrs. Lamb M rs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs .Gardner L. F. Crawford Charley Waters .Alma Jameson Hawthorn Mamie Richards Waynie Vcrnor Mrs Nettie Dowell Mrs Mary Rasberry Mrs T. G. ldorn Mrs. Maudre Criddlc Mrs.Ada Goad EMPLOYEES Arabella Lott Mrs. Lillie Smith Mrs. Estheroliver Bus Drivers and Janitors Charles Barrick Horace Kelley L. F. Crawford Franlr Bazar Riley Dale viig.i Smith H. E. Cwens R. N. White-l932-45 H E. Bingham W.J. Burroughs-i932-45 Torn Tuttle Clyde Tuttle R. L. M-:Gee Vernon Blackstone J. V. Stanley Chloe Bumpasfl933-45 John Spurrier W.T. Byrd J. F.Adams T. M. Warner W. O. DaviS H.J. Reynolds ' H. E.Jol'1nson 4 n n v L ' 1 v whit. awk? n W i I 1 5 1 1 f 4 X W -'X fl ,af A mxax 'Quan w 44' Y .gn nl w V -wfggy 3, www aww Vx