White Oak High School - Roughneck Yearbook (White Oak, TX)
- Class of 1954
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Ivy covers the walls of the building housing one of the best libraries in East Texas, and ultra-modern lines and perfect acoustics describe the home of the famous Roughneck Band. Pre- dating these buildings, is the school cafe- teria, squat, sturdy, and substantial. En- largement plans are now being made to make this building meet present demands more adequately. DEDICATION To the White Oak students of today and to the students of yesterday and tomorrow, we proudly dedicate the 1954 ROUGHNECK. On their loyalty in every phase of school life, on their eager enthusiasm in their school's progress, on their indestructible pride in their school's accomplishments, and 011 their earnest endeavor to sustain their heritage and to pass it on untarnished, we focus our TV camera . . . the eyes of time. To the students of the past we say thanks for giving us high standards to meetg to the students of tomorrow We pass this record of 19541, and to the students of today we present these compiled memories of your 1953-54 school year . . .YOUR ROUGHNECK. FACULTY 5' -M., x, ff 'M lll Ill In 533: gui Ill Ill fi M324 ... lllgll 35 ' 5- g Qi . , w--f .1 .5 ' QL, f 'T-44 ld 04' 4 4' 443 24 he 9 xg X' , f f 9 25' if . xl! X 54, xf 'f ' r EP' ' '5 '4 QQ' ,fi vi BOARD GF EDUCATIO MR. J. W. PHILLIPS Secretary 'E , gk 5 was UH MR. .l. F. UNDERWOOD President MR. H. L. JONES Around this table the big decisions for the school are made. These men of vision with their eyes on the future and their feet firmly planted on the ground, make the plans that keep White Oak School on its toes. E X Q fl If VI ll 1 M funn one :noni 5JiooA 4 5 fwnno.-A U... X . X C Q -wggfg num, n i e...ua.u.. gi gygggggw ki' 5.3 ll L VCI!! S P The sponsurs and staff of zhe ROUGHNECK are to be commended un putting our another line book. It is a high privilege no write a szazemenz to the uuelenu. Upon graduation you beeorne an alumnus. Itrus! tha! White Oak sahonl will always be one nf which you can be proud. Surely you will be able zu look back upon your lchool days as both pleaaani and beneficial, White oak School ohoula make eurne oonzribulion toward your ulzirnaze nueoena in life. Each pei-.on has nie own idea of whai aueoeaa would mean to him, and this idea keep. nhanging wich me panning nl' eirne. To some persona uuocenu means ranieg to others ii i-nean. fortune in fnoneyg lu others il means only love and MR. R. C. FACG M.A., Southern Methodist University Superintendent happiness. Young people especially are inclined ta xhinli :hai nuooea. is X indiczled by the accumulation of material wealth ur determined by ihe ability to secure a larger nlary or volume of business, My oineerene wioh for you in to be successful in having rhe ability to rnalie oznern happy, to be neu-nunaining. to be able to win and hold ihe renpeem of moiety and the ability to enyoy living Sincerely. gfdgff l i xx . i R.c. Raza MISS BETH DRUMMOND Secretary to Superintendent Bookkeeper B.S., ETSTC MR. LUKE ABBETT, JR. Mathematics Office Manager B.A., Rice Institute PRI CIPALS Kwgife Dag foulilic Scgoofa R. C. FAGG, Superintendent fwgifs Dag, Uexas Seniors, Students of White Oak School: This yearbook is a record of our school life and activities for the pastuyear. Preserve it. The vears will make it more valuable to you. All of us here wish you who are leaving the best of good for- tune. May your lives be full and deeply satisfying. Come back to see us when you can, and be certain that we are still anxious to help you in every way possible. We shall be pleased to hear of your every success, and we shall be depressed by your misfortunes. Sincerely, C. C. SIMMONS High School Principal fwflils Dag fpugfia Aicgoolia R. C. FAGG, Superintendent fllffilta Dag, Usxaa Annual Staff: We of the elementary school believe that school days should be happy days. Therefore, the space for pic- tures, events, and activities you have provided for us is deeply appreciated and will serve for many years to remind us of the pleasant times we have spent to- gether this year. Congratulations to you for an excellent job. Sincerely, 56 ' ' I E. B. CARRINGTON Principal, Elementary School MISS MARIE ANDERSON Second Grade B.S., North Texas State Teach- ers College: Navarro Junior Col- lege MISS HELEN BAKER Business Administration B.S., Arkansas State Teachers Collegeg University of Arkansas MR. J. B. BLANKENSHIP Junior High Social Studies B.S., Texas Christian Universityg M.Ed., Stephen F. Austin State College -,ul 8 .i ' , MISS PATRICIA BUTTRAM Speech, English B.A., North Texas State College MISS BETTY CLARK Junior High Englishg Girls' Physical Educationg tFirst Se- mesterl B.S., Southern Methodist Unil versity MRS. SYBIL AUTRY School Nurse R.N., Hillcrest Memorial School of Nursing MRS. VERNON BLACKSTONE First Grade B.S., M.S., East Texas State Teachers Collegeg Peabody Col- lege for Teachersg Colorado State College MRS. LOUISE BRELSFORD First Grade B.S., North Texas State Collegeg Universty of Texasg University of Colorado MRS. E. B. CARRINGTON Kindergarten B.S. in Education, M.A., Uni- versity of Texas Wife MR. LESTER C. COBB Junior High Mathematics B.S., East Texas Baptist Col- legeg M.Ed., Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College MISS GEORGETTE ELLIS Mathematics B.A., North Texas State Teach- ers Collegeg Tulane University MISS ALBERTINE CANDY Fourth Grade B.S., Stephen F. Austin State College MRS. ERNESTINE HODSON Home Economics B.S., North Texas State Teach- ers College MISS NORMA JONES Elementary Music Teacher B.M., M.M., North Texas State Teachers College MR. ALFRED E.. LACY, JR. High School Science B.S., North Texas State College FACULTY MISS JANE FONTENOT Dietitian B.S., Stephen F. Austin State College fjjila MR. EMIL HANICAK Science, Basketball Coach, Junior High Football Coach B.A., M.A., Stephen F. Austin State College MRS. J. W. HUTCHINGS English III, IV, Journalism B.A., Austin Collegeg University of Coloradog University of South- ern Californiag University of Texasg Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College MISS LORETTA JO KUNKEL Secretary to Mr. Simmons Kilgore College S MRS. JAMES LAIN Third Grade B.A., M.Ed., East Texas State Teachers College MR. FREDERICK McDONALD Assistant Band Director B.S., Sam Houston State Teach- ers College MRS. WILMER MEREDITH Fifth Grade B.A., Mary Hardin Baylorg M.Ed., Stephen F. Austin State College MR. E. H. MULLINS Assistant Coach, Mathematics, Boys' Physical Education B.S., M.A., Stephen F. Austin State College gtfyiffff , ff' dt Band hyd Chor 1 BS ex s 'tian U ' 'ty MRS. WILLIAM M. STEGER Junior High Englishg Girls' Physical Educationg fSecond Semesterl A.B., Southern Methodist Uni- versity FACULTY MISS VONCILLE McVICKER Fourth Grade B.S., Stephen F. Austin State College MR. TI-IEO MILES Head Coach, Boys' Physical Education Lamar Junior Collegeg B.S., Stephen F. Austin State College MR. ROBERT H. PEERY Shop B.S., M.Ed., East Texas State Teachers College MR. FRANK RHOLES Sixth Grade B.S., East Texas State Teachers College MRS. WOODROW W. SHIPPEY Librarian B.A., Trinity Universityg M.L.S., Texas State College for Womeng George Peabody College, Nash- ville, Tenn. MISS BERNITA SIMPSON Kindergarten B.S., East Texas State Teachers College MRS. WILEY L. THOMAS Second Grade B.S., M.S., East Texas State Teachers Collegeg Abilene Chris- tian College I MRS. VENEDIA WATKINS Sixth Grade and Special Edu- cation B.A., East Texas State Teachers Collegeg East Texas Baptist Col- lege 7 wM MRS. ILA NEWSOM WEYRICH Fifth Grade B.S., Sam Houston State Teach- ers Collegeg M.S., East Texas Baptist College MISS FRANCES WHITE Physical Education for Girls B.S., East Texas State Teachers Collegeg North Texas State C01- legeg University of Colorado MISS SUE STURGIS Secretary to Mr. Carrington MRS. CLYDE M. TUTTLE English IQ II B.S., East Texas State Teachers Collegeg University of Texas MRS. BEVERLY BROYLES WEST Art and Languages B.F.A., Newcomb College of Tu- lane University MR. WESLEY L. WHATLEY High School Social Studies B.S., East Texas Baptist Collegeg M.A., Stephen F. Austin Col- legeg Kilgore Junior College MISS BETTE WREN Third Grade B.S., East Texas State Teacnns College X SPECIAL EDUCATION Teacher-MRS. WATKINS Special Education endeavors to give all children effective individual instruction in the regular school subjects, and aid those who have a defect which warrants special help such as speech, hearing, vision, lowered vital- ity, and nervous disorders. SCHOOL HEALTH NURSE MRS. SYBIL AUTRY ' Open your mouth and say, 'Ahl' '4What can you see on that chart? This won't hurt a brave fellow like youf' A safety pin will hold that in place. These bits of conversation fill the busy day of Mrs. Autry, White Oak's efficient school nurse. Her skill and versatil- ity are shown by her stopping a nose-bleed, dressing a cut or sewing a ripped garment Her words of advice and sympathetic under- standing give her a vital spot at White Oak . NIGHTWATCHMAN tion. Mr. Byrd MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL Mrs. Criddle Mr. White Mr. R. L. Owens Mr. H. E. Owens Mr. Bobby Davis Mr. Reynolds SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Mr. Adams Mr. Bumpus Mr. McLaughlin Mr. Tuttle Mr. Harrison Mr. Warner Hey! Wait for me, I forgot my coat often cuts through the early morning air as bus drivers Adams and Harrison make their rounds. Bandmen late? Never! say Dewey and Chloe after a grueling thousand miles with the exuberant musicians. Parting is such-a nuisancen says Clyde, tearing the protesting varsity team from their lady loves so the coaches can feed them and tuck them safely in bed. Master Mechanic Warner tightens the bolts, les- sens the jolts, and keeps the fleet of busses on wheels with never a protest. Prowlers, disturbers, visitors, and strays-especiab ly cat-all come in for a share of Mr. Byrd's atten- A stitch in time or a Word to the wise either is all a part of the motherly Mrs. Criddle's day as she goes about h'er duties. From Smokey's magic workshop come fascinating things: gingerbread houses, windmills, log cabins, fairy palaces, and gentle words to wee folks-all perfumed with the essence of El Ropo No. 5. Some like it hotg some like it cold that is the problem says Dago as he tries to keep Mrs. Hutchings' room over the boiler cool and Miss Baker's miles from the boiler, hot. As book-jockey and assistant milk-man Bobby finds a variety of jobs to keep him busy. Toad, the blond duplicate of Dago, goes quietly about his job making cleanliness a reality. Nat, White Oak's first custodian reminisces about The old days, but he doesn't call them good old days. ASSISTANTS CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Idom Mrs Hays Mrs Gilbert Mrs. McMullen Mrs. Eldridge lsn't that a dainty dish to set before.-a hungry Roughneck? ask Mrs. McMullen and Mrs. Eldridge as they prepare delightful salads and nourishing vegetables. Jack Sprat may not eat fat, but White Oak ,lacks and ,lanes really lick the meat platters clean when Mrs. Hays works her magic with them. Into the delicate crispness of Mrs. ldom and Mrs. Gilbert's pastries. no thumbs art stuck. Eagerly W. 0. forks test and approve these delicious morsels. Jill of all trades is Esther, the strong right hand of all the ladies in the kitchen. She has many varied jobs in making the cafeteria a pleasant place. DIETITIAN ,lane Fontenot Supervising. marketing, taking the cash, and balancing the hud- get are but routine matters to Miss Jane. CLASSES xg 5 474 WS! 41 N94 V 4' E935 4? ' ' W' Wi' f 3 F-I ll f , ' S ' P4 '- 19 04 ' X! 'f' A fa Q' 5, 5 iff fl iff 'W ' N ww Q-Ji um lXTTfX'lWC ' . ,Ms 535:-if-- -'L CLASS OFFICERS President 7,Y,,,,,,,,,77,,,,,,,,,,7,.,,7,,,,,7 Richard Emberlin Vice President ,...,., .,,i,e.. J oe Simmons Secretary .A,..e,,. ,,.e,,. I immy Thomas Treasurer .v,,,,,,,,e. Don Wood Reporter ,,,,,, ,lanyce Reynolds vii I 99.0 1 Y 'U 'Q 0 f'-say' .,. -L ,IV -- -- .115-.r , 325255, - 1 'fifeifi .I '- : iii'-1 - ID Q '15sijg.l 4- - --- lnggii bi,-:ll ' lil EEE! I 's 'ljgfzzl ? rs, fi ' f .- ,f U if '-J ifgiiij f , is J E' ' 2.-' .3-Li' Q.. ,QQ S, 5.315 . 4 b. :gf , - ff' 1 N- Sponsors Miss Ellis and Mr. Mullins --4' DELLA RUTH ALVEY 4sDellv1 Artistic and very quietly demure DelIa's traits are all sterling we're sure. Acorn Actors 53, 54: Play Festival, Ma in Sally and the Villaing Choral Club 3 yearsg GAUGER Staff 53, 541 An- nual Staff 2 years, Art Editor 545 Art Award 51, 52. DAVY BAKER Davy with twinkling brown eyes, all will greetg He's a talented lad who's both musical and fleet. Band 3 years: Vice President 53, 54: GAUGER Staff 53, 545 Choral Club 1 year. DAVID RAY BARRETT Sonny Quiet reserve distinguishes David Ray From his. rowdy fellows every day. Basketball 1 yearg Tennis 1 yearg Shop Club 1 yearg Fin and Feather Club 1 yearg Wise Man in Christmas Tableau IDA LOU BIGBIE Biddie Ida Lou, vivacious and gay, like a comet Crossed W. 0.'s horizon and dazzles us yet. Halloween Maid 533 Annual Staff 1 yearg GAUGER Staff 54-g Leaders' Club 53, 54-g Basketball 1 year: lat New London, Basketabll 2 years, Band 2 yearsg Pep Squad 1 year.l CHARLES BOZARTH HPud97 -0' Filling his spot in the Roughneck line Is one job Charles does just fine. Football 3 yearsg Track 2 years: Shop Club 3 yearsg Fin and Feather Club 1 year. Della, Charles, Davy and David MAUDETTE BUMPUS JEANNINE BROOKSHIER Brook Glib Spanish, a merry tune, or a ser- ious play Are each a part of Jean's repertory they say. Acorn Actors 53, 54, Spanish Club, FHA, Band 6 years, Angel in Christ mas Tableau 53, Spanish Award 50, 51. Butch Lirnpid brown eyes and a contagious grin 5 Help Maudette many friends to win. Halloween Maid 52, Band 6 years, Twirler 3 years, Reporter Freshman year, Annual Staff 1 year, Choral Club 2 years, FHA 1 year, Volleyball 1 year, Operetta 1 year, Girls' Chorus. MARY FRANCES CALHOUN Camin grin and pert, jreckled face But add to Batch's special grace. Band 6 years, Twirler 3 years, Acorn Actors 53, 54, Student Director for Acorn Actors' One-Act Play Festival, Student Director for, One-Act Play 52, 53, FHA, Choral Club 1 year, Volley- ball 1 year, Basketball 1 year, Annual Staff 1 year, Junior Tennis 50, 51. ELIZABETH Louisa CARR uBettyn Vivacious Betty with the silver throat On her lilting melodies we all date. Halloween Maid 2 years, Football Sweetheart 53, 54, Popular on Hall of Fame, .lunior Class Favorite, Cheer- leader 1 year, FHA 1 year, Choral Club 3 years, Girls' Sextet 1 year, Girls' Chorus, Operetta 1 year, Band 1 year. Jeannine, Betty, Maudette and Mary Frances SHIRLEY JEAN CLINE Moola Energetic, restless, and artistic too, It's no surprise what Editor ,lean can do Annual Staff 4 years, Art Editor 52, 53, Editor 53, 543 Acorn Actors 53, 543 Choral Club 5 yearsg Librarian 53, 54g Girls' Chorusg Operetta 1 year3 Scholastic 1 yearg Acorn Actors' One- Act Play Festival, Wilbur's Wild Night , Mrs. Maxwellg Art Award 50, 51Q Band 1 year. LINDA LOUISE Cox Soft spoken, mild mannered and comely, Linda plies her skilled needles most humblyf' Vice President Junior yearg Basketball Girls' Manager 531 Annual Staff 3 yearsg Copy Editor 53, 543 Choral Club 5 years: Librarian 53, 543 Girls' Chor- us3 FHA 1 year3 Band 1 YCHTQ Schol- astic 3 YCBTSQ Spelling 1 year. MARY DECEDER Honey Though a newcomer from our rival Pine Tree 'Honey' soon endeared herself to you and me. Band 1 yearg FHA 1 yearg Treasurer 53, 543 fat Pine Tree: FHA 2 yearsg 4-H-3 YCHISQ Choral 1 year.J EUGENE DICKSON is-Ieepiv Eugene Jean, Linda, Mary Along with the woodworking skill in his clever fingers, Eugene's quiet, persuasive voice with us still lingersf' Baseball 1 YCHYQ Baseball Manager 1 year: Acorn Actors3 Play Festival, Our Town3 Fin and Feather Club 1 yearg Shop Club 2 yearsg Shop Fore- man 1 yearg Shop Award 52, 53g De- pendable on Hall of Fame. RICHARD LEE EMBERLIN Popular Richard, chosen executive of his class, Is scholar, singer, and athlete with tal- ents vast. Football 4 years, Captain 53, Basket- ball 1 year, Manager 1 yearg Track 4 years, State Meet 1 year, Vice Presi- dent, Freshman and Sophomore yearg President Senior Classg Freshman Class Favorite, Halloween King 53, Tennis 1 year, Annual Staff 1 year, Scholastic 3 yearsg Choral Club 3 years, All State Choir 539 Boys' Quartet 2 years, Repre- sentative to Boys' State 53, History Award 52, 535 Popular on Hall of Fame, Senior Play. MARY ELIZABETH HoRNsBY Squeaky Though unobtrusive, Mary's depend- able and kind, To her good traits no one is blind. FHA 3 years, Officer 2 yearsg Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer, Delegate to FHA State Convention 52, 53g Math Club 1 yearg Choral Club 5 years, Sec- retary 53, 549 Ready Writing 1 year, Spelling 2 years: Scholastic 2 yearsg Editor of GAUGER 53, 543 Depend- able on Hall of Fame, Senior Play. CAROLYN HOWELL L'Sunshine Carolyn, blonde and husky as a Vik- ing Maid, Her zest foffriends, homemaking, and cameras w0n't fade. Basketball 1 year, FHA 1 yearg fat Frankston, Band 2 years: FHAJ NORMAN DERWOOD LEIDECKER Norman, big, lfuising, battling end, Makes his presence felt you can de- pend. Football 4- years, All District 53, Hon- orable Mention for All District 52, Bas- ketball 2 yearsg Track l yearg Baseball 3 years, Choral Club 4 years, Boys' Quartet 2 years, Acorn Actors 53, 54-g Play Festival, Pa in Sally and the Vil- lain. Richard, Mary, and Norman HELEN FAYE MILLER For silent Helen pencil and paper prepare With her shorthand it won't long be bare. FHA 2 years: Reporter 53? 54-g Com- ercial Club 1 ear- Band 2 yearsg In Y Q GAUGER Staff 53, 54. THOMAS MOORE saT0ms1 Thomas, clever worker with wood and leather, Reports all sports no matter the weath- er. Football Manager 1 yearg Track 1 yearg Fin and Feather Club 1 yearg Shop Club 4 vearsg GAUGER Staff 53, 54g Joseph in Christmas Tableau 53. VoLA MURRAY Blondie Y f ' Vola, Thomas, Helen, Kenneth Besides Vola's sunny smile and blonde curls so bright Her poise and charm bring as all de- light. Leaders' Club 53, 543 Vice Presidentg Math Club 1 yearg GAUGER Staff 53, 543 Band 1 yearg fat Gaston: 4-H Social Chairman 1 yearg Junior Dra- matics 2 yearsg Student Director 1 yearg FHA 3 yearsg Band 3 years: Twirler 1 year.J KENNETH WAYNE PICKARD Whether tackling opponents or deliv- ering the GAUCER Our Kenneth will win friends we'll wagerf Football 3 yearsg All District Coffens- sive teaml 52g All District foffensive and defensive teamsl 53: Basketball 2 yearsg Baseball 2 yearsg Fin and Feath- er Club 1 yearg GAUGER Staff 53, 54: Acorn Actors 53, 54: Acorn Act- ors' One-Act Play Festival, Sally and the Vi1lain,'1 Willie Singletreeg Report- er for Acorn Actorsg Senior Play. fun. Norman, James, Dinah and ,lanyce J AMES LINDON PRUETT Favorite of his classmates is .lames Pruett, When given a job you can be sure he will do it. Football 4 yearsg Basketball 1 yearg Track 1 yearg Baseball 3 yearsg Senior Class Favoriteg Shop Club 4 yearsg Fin and Feather Club 1 year. JANYCE ANN REYNOLDS ttilann Versatile and smiling, Ian is game To any new idea for fun or fame. Band Sweetheart 53, 545 Halloween Queen 52, 533 Community Chest Beau- ty Contest Candidate 2 yearsg Best Citi- zen 53, 54g Typing 1 yearg Sophomore Class Favorite: Secretary Sophomore yearg Reporter Senior yearg Band 7 years: Twirler 2 years: Drum Maior 1 yearg Dance Band 4 yearsg Annual Staff 3 yearsg Scholastic 3 yearsg FHA 1 yearg Christmas Tableau 52g Basket- ball 1 year: Volleyball 4 yearsg All Round on Hall of Fameg Senior Play. NORMAN ROBERSON Tall, dark, and silent is Norman Rob- ersong Study is his meat, and football, his Football 2 yearsg Basketball 1 yearg Track 1 year. DINAH ANN ROBERTSON Besides a knack for writing and spell- in , Dinih's talent in art and drama is worth telling. Acorn Actors 53, 54g Choral Club 2 yearsg Annual Staff 1 yearg Scholastic 1 yearg Spelling 1 yearg Acorn Actors' One-Act Festival, Our Town. J OE SIMMONS PATSY SWEENEY 9.9 ri Dv n. 153.5 DORIS MARIE Scaaws DOrie Attractive, friendly, and so much fun Doris is well loved by everyone. Halloween Queen 53, 543 Freshman Class Favoriteg FHAQ Commercial Club 1 yearg Representative of Roughneck Retreat 2 years, Community Chest Beauty Contest Candidate 1 year: Chor- al Club 4 yearsg Operetta 1 year: Band 4 yearsg Secretary 53, 54: Flagbearer 1 yearg Annual Staff 1 yearg Photogra- phy Editor 54g Attractive on Hall of Fameg 'Senior Play. ML White Oak himself, an all-round good guy, Excels in everything he's ambitious to try. Football 3 years, All District 533 Bas- ketball 4 yearsg Tennis 4 yearsg Presi- dent Freshman yearg Vice President Senior yearg Girls' Basketball Beau 535 Annual Staff 1 yearg Scholastic 3 years, Mr. White Oak 53, 543 All Round on Hall of Fame: Choral Club 2 years, Typing 1 yearg Regional in Slide Rule 1 yearg State in Slide Rule 1 yearg Math Award 51, 52g Sophomore Class Favoriteq Senior Play. DOUGLAS SINOLETON Anything athletic is Doug's own meat, As Roughneck lineman he's hard to defeat. Football 4 yearsg Basketball 4 yearsg Track 4 yearsg Shop Club 1 yearg Chor- al Club 3 yearsg Senior Play. Joe, Pat, Doris, and Doug Courteous, quiet, gentle Patsy can yell And cheer the 'Necks on to victory, well. Cheerleader 1 yearg Secretary Fresh- man yearg FHA 53, 54g Representative at State Convention 53, 543 Correspond- ing Secretaryg Spanish Club 2 yearsg Band 3 yearsg Basketball 2 yearsg Courteous on Hall of Fame: Tennis 1 yearg Annual Staff 1 yearg Scholastic 2 years Basketball Sweetheart 543 Sen- ior Play. if MARY ELIZABETH TAYLOR uBettyn Beautiful Betty, dripping talents ga- lore, Enchants all with her musical score. Candidate for Halloween Oueen 53, 54: Acorn Actors 53, 54, Secretary: Play Festival, Mushrooms Coming Up, Mrs. Canfield: Senior Play, Rose: GAUCER Staff, First Page Editor 53, 54: Interscholastic League, Typing, Second in State Meet: Band 4 years. JIMMY WAYNE THOMAS Jimmy's spunk is an inspiration to all As he sings, smiles, or plays football. Football 4 years: All District 52: Bas- ketball 2 years: Track 4 years: Treasur- er Freshman year: President Sopho- more year: Secretary Senior year: Choral Club 4 years: Annual Staff 1 year: Slide Rule 3 years: Athletic on Hall of Fame. PATSY ANN WAYT upatsv Athletic Pat is a favorite of all, Excelling as a player in basketball. Senior Class Favorite: Basketball 4 years: Leaders' Club 53, 54, President: Junior Class Reporter: Volleyball 4 years: Choral Club 3 years: Operetta 1 year: Annual Staff 1 year: CAUGER Staff 53, 54: Senior Play: Athletic on Hall of Fame. MARY ALICE WEAVER nsissyn Betty, Jimmy, Mary Alice, and Patsy Mary Alice for directing has a flair, She knows how to handle props with care. Acorn Actors 53, 54, Student Director for Play Festival: Choral Club 3 years: Operetta 1 year: Annual Staff 1 year: Senior Play. JOHNNY MAE WOMMACK 55John7! Johnny, often called Ion, is shyg Bat her friends never pass her by. FHA 1 yearg Historian 53, 54g Band 3 years. DONALD BANE WOOD Dapper Don, Attractive on the Hall of Fame, Sings, figures, and plays well any game. Football 4 years: Basketball 2 years: Track 4 yearsg President Junior yearg Treasurer Senior year: Choral Club 2 yearsg Boys' Quartet 1 yearg Scholastic 2 yearsg Fin and Feather Club 1 yearg Shop Clubg Slide Ruleg Science Award 51, 52: Science Award 52, 53: Attrac- tive on Hall of Fameg Senior Play. BETTY JO YOUNG 'Qlettie Bo Betty lo, who is playfully called .lettie B . Is difaithful member ,of the band we know. Acorn Actors 53, 54-5 Band 6 yearsg Volleyball 1 year. JOHN CARL YOUNG HJC!! Skillful cartoonist and pace-changing athlete Shifty John Carl is yery hard to beat. Footfall 3 yearsg Basketball 3 yearsg Baseball 4- years: Fin and Feather Club blyearg GAUGER Staff 53, 543 Senior ay. 'N J' Winn, 2 3 in fd A ES 3 -kfW'5,.?1u 'Y I 1 ,img ri! suqgr g , 1 -2 -L VM 411 v a- 'af' 1' '9 fd'- .-is .Mui ff' Q Y! 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K' 'ng ahh A X ' S H I iiiiklw 1 . ., if Va fm .,,,..,, 1 c Wi 5 ., QA Ei 4 af JU IORS 72, CLASS OFFICERS President -------,-,,, ,A ,,,, AA,,,...,,,,..,....,,,,, D avid Griffin I Sponsors Vice President vYffA Buddy Baker Mlss Baker and Mr. Lacy Secretary ..,.,.., ....,,,, S id Bratton Treasurer ...,.. ,,..,SA G ayle Mattocks Reporter .,,.. 7Y,,, M arilyn Perkinson fix 4 JI? -49.3 wi' 'A U ' hh l:Qj:::,'m I, x '.... 1 w 2 S 'TY- I4 E 5 f2'? f lv, - f max ,f S '.+-A +A Z'f 32:- .5'2 5 ' 'S .f1',f'f5'fQ.i.:g 'l 1 7 T' P712-5:22, r X.. -Nl I ,gg 3711-14' A EV' I I ' fl, - FL' ',:iV7i7V:,.' .'l . Il , ' ,,'l 'l I v I JL. 'vp 5 'lk' y r'.7f',, jr V: 2 K 'L ' - 1 Q 6 o - '-32 S. - A - .4 . ,X ., V Q : -- . , . . V Q 1 I .. V ,f ,- . --- - .rf W I. ' - - - ' I X Q'-'4 if , 'T witsi'-7. . fc 'Z 7 5 :A X-V -pf- ' 'ms :- ,f, . -7 'V Q W- jf I ., L -Q,':, :'Y' fa -ft 3 Si ,ff S E-5.3 , 'A A? F99 ffl' f f i 1 . M27 ' f Douglas Acuff Sexton Adams Buddy Baker Jo Ann Barnes Larry Bates Rodney Berkau Juniors --un-me-v-Q-wpw.......... .gh U x I .1 ,X ,px if Davila' lx U' ,- 5 rv A ,, V ' x K ' 1 'Y 3 115, qu ff r, , Nb' ' I 'M' B ,lj , f if X giiji 9 M 0 Mary Nell Davis Beverly Drake Patsy Gary Bobby Greene David Griffin Maurine Higginbotham Glenda Hounsel James Husband Don Jackson Kenneth Kelley Marvin King Billy Lee Gayle Mattocks Bobby Maynard Carl Maynard Patsy McKinnon K Piel. ,. Nell McLaughlin Tom McPherson Doris Ann Morrison Larry Parkerson Marilyn Perkinson Donald Pickard Edwin Roberson Mary Lou Sherrell Myrna Stroup Billy Earl Thomas Dick Trent Pat Underwood Billie Ruth Ward Susan Wharry Jeanette Whited Patsy Ruth Widby Juniors 'T .-' 5 I IH 6,1 vi Wk X ?I'fs , X all l IX Vvfsf-fm.. X., --. 4 if f. ,L i M i ik, V .-rf' 1. CLASS ROOM SCENES I I MY 'K f'a , 2 L fa G, f 5' i k.1 . 0 . , ' 1? f I UPHO 5. 4 W 5' e 'N r' ORES Y CLASS OFFICERS President ,,,.,,..7 ,,.,,,..,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,.. ,.,,.,,, J a n is Bingham Vice President .... .,,,,,,,,S,. B illy Stites Secretary . ,,,7,, ,.A, . Jimmye Looper Treasurer Glenda Hames Reporter .,,,e. Peggy Wayt NES, X1 i-.df is gf - nw . 7 Q, U , - 4' .,,. 'QE - i Er' .? '4 I' an X x ' 1 w X ,, J 1 ' 2. ff ll X ' 1 t X Q e Y X 1, xx r Sponsors Mrs. Tuttle and Mr. Whatley ,, .. . ,,. ., ul V- ow' ' 'M' ,4J-T T0 UG 'oc 1oo -- V- 1 T00 700 '---wh . ,I 'ami -:' ' - Charlene Adkins Carolyn Alexander zziffeu , w. ima f ,Ai ' 3 'Q' X ei ' fr 4 iq Q A X n. .ai 4 23 55 D 31 Eff LW 'M l.l llrll Qing, ' 4 ,,,,, 3, 5, 'Uh .. E' 'I' U7 5 2 5 252 i-1 cn e4 '-' kc :Qu Janis Bingham :7 Patricia Bonner Don Brookshier Laluana Buell 'a i .K 4 . , - 711135 . '. Q D . ' I is ' if .2 we -.51 1 ov . , Sw KX W W , L ,wafy--....P ' nv, ..., -ig- va N.. 9 Odell Clevenger, Doris Ann Cline, Glenda Hames, David Husband, Looper. if gig Sophomore 5-.f R. ww 'Wap' A f , Y A 'M-an vg-...pr i Barbara Cole, Jerry Davis, Derline Greer, Patsy Griffin. Dennis Jones, Cecilia Kojis, Bobby League, Jimmye Marilee May Linda McKinnon Travis Mcllane Jimmy Miller Pauie Modisette Martha Partin Mlldred Pettylohn Lela Mae Robinson 'fbia- Delbert Sallsbury Edgar Smlth MHTVIH Smlth Bllly Stites, Donald Sutton Bull Tlpton Peggy Wayt ,l1mm1e Wells Elxzabeth W1lk1ns Emogene Winn, Glenda Wommack Harold Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS Michael Cobb MISS Buttram and Mr Mxles President ....,S,,,SS,.S.,SvSA.,.................. Royce Ann Toler Vice President .,..... Secretary ....,.,. ...,...... B etty Grantham Treasurer ,,,,,,,, .....,, M ary Ellen McAv0y Reporter ,.,... .....,... G ay Nell ,l ones X X I 1, ..-rv A 1 ew - W, x 'I . G. Q f,- , e . .4 Q AL V! ' f 5 l Y 21 ' 5 A '- Q 5 3' I XJ fm Cary Browning Dewayne Bruce Paul Burkett Michael Cobb Caroleen Colburn Marilyn Coomer Jayree Copeland Patty Criddle T9- M...m.rW D Doloris Acuff Don Alexander Mary .lean Beasley Sarah Betterton Coy Bleer Joe Bolt 5 ' no K .,,,.,,,Q,,..,.3,fQ hi-'P' ni, A 'W gusset, K , ., W 0 P ru- Q.p,' : :'1w T rw imzim 21 B - . N 3 g N ... J J Q s' ' Q Wfffgsf Q .gb 1 . i ' R ,, N? X A ' 'fu I -A In 1' Sue Cumbie John Deceder -H ,i ,tr . 2 sl Q 5 k Patsy Eggleston E 'Vi Q Q? ' . jli H 1 V sw J K ' ,ffl Q 1Yo K i f All 4 My 3' -- Ai- x ,f i 5 5 + J J il ff 0 'I ,' , Q l A t , A- Xa,-Q .4 Q QA, Johnny Cauntt Harrison Coforth Betty Grantham Nancy Hall John Hodge Freshmen 'U' 'F' yagigil Ks -ff l J fl J . v XL.. Polly Husband, Gay Jones, Shirley Jordon, Silvia Kelley, Martha Kunkel, Leon Lassiter. Patricia Lott, Bryson Maynard, Nelda Maynard, Mary Ellen McAvoY, Joyce McNew, James Lynn Miller. Q L Charles W X: S 4 A Moore V , j A 41? V June Moss W Q y 'ERA 0 ' 301151 ,il X EW A or ir: r Lewis Orms ii ' L. V A A Paul Ray ' X Y - Parrish , - '51 X S X... X R 5- T gl . x A- is ' ., -' ' . Q -ri Lowell Phillips Trulene Rich Freshmen h 1 as Yvonne Richie Nona Roark , X '19 ev 5 5 fl Q in Av - ffs, .+s. 3 ...R X ' Q., f J TY 5. i . ' .lit - 'Q 3.-,..g L 35.33, - 11 1 -.R -'.-T'fY'.:i1- .'A. .rv 113' in Ill. ...T 1 4' . TEC' R37 .f .r b vlnvx '..k K - 5, K rf 'E ll ' lv. 1 I ' My Q M I ' '2 s ' . W-sf F, .l y ff ,X Jane Robertson, J. H. Saunders, Milton Screws, Joe Lee Smith. Jerry Starr, Royce Toler. Eugene Vaughn, David Wells, Shirley Wheeler, Bobby Wood, Norene Wynn, Steele Zinser. W-v .1 s B y . Wm 1 i. .- ff 'L .... A5. 1 ELEMENTARY Jqrjw I . JV .nf ' QT ' N l wwf 4 f A- ,j ' + X X I vw ?o 45 lr vi wb Q 4 lr 4 V jk , 155 6. fu ' Qf Y l N gr 6 Q. D, 4514 , If X 4 V 1 ,Q ' Z 9' wx 'Q' , ex., ,A I Xe 4' M 5 --- S IJ? l l l ll1n llllmul! ll l CLASS FAVORITES Patricia Greer and David Alexander Billy Gene Beall Harlene Baird Clifton Clark Max Cline Mike Cline Kathleen Colburn Audie Bell Davis Ellen Elmore Pete Farris 'Q-ar Dixie Fisher .. fx Jo Ann Alford Mary Frances Allen Peggy Austin Eva Lvnn Fletcher V Mary Foirriestier V Gene Cary Hardy Gauntt Brenda Greene EIGHTF ef Q N. CLASS OFFICERS President David Alexander Vice President Shirley Davis Secretary-Treasurer Shirley Epperson g I sg I J, 2- ' Vx , RADE Patricia Greer Ruth Lynn Harrington Gene King Grace McMullen J U's - fQ? a?f Til? lu ft . I Darlene McPherson Jean Moss Billy Rex Parker Pat Parrish Kay Penick Martha Pierce Fred Roberson Shirley Rogers Loretta Salisbury Shirley Saunders Mar v--v 1. 1 j 4,4 x.,., Janice Slack Carl Smith Shirley Smith Robert Wayne Stanley J oed Stites Janie Swindle Barbara Tanner Billy Joe Terry Judy Thompson Bill Trent Anne Waggoner Miles Watts Robert Wayt Jimmy Wilkins Mary Wommack SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President Judy Allison Vice President William Athey Secretary-Treasurer Freddie Sutton 1 fs ': ' Q V J , J CLASS FAVORITES W A J Judy Allison and Freddie Sutton .v J Neal Barnes, Clarence Beasley, Wanda Jean Bills, Sandra Bingham, Zola Bleer, Ronald Bost. Alma Brown, Roy Bruce, Jimmy Cox, J erry Davis, Mildred Davis, Charles Grett. Joyce Gordon Sharon Hamrick Lynda Joyce Hart Coy Hill Iii ll IK ' xv M .ma illl 1' Xvi '98 'Q 'U' gs Q, 1 Jr lg? l A 1 MJ J-QQ' V' ' 'W ,ww 'ix ff Sue Huntley, Wanda Husband, Tommy Jones, Jerry Jordan, Jo Ann Maynard, Patricia Maynard. Jimmie McNew, Alice Faye Medlin, Sandra Meissner, Connie Morgan, Jackie Orms, Fred Pyeatt. John Charles Robinson, Horace Sharp, Donna Slack, Martha Smith, James Starr, James Summers. O'Daniel Summers, Frances Tipton, Lynda Vaughn, Mickey Wharry, Tommie Wells, Patricia Young. J '7 V '73 .Xrf T? 'Enya '1 !r CLASS FAVORITES Diavid Phillips and Sandra Epperson Mary Clark Nolan Colburn Winston Davis Sandra Epperson Sandra Ewell .lerry Don Furrh Tommie Nell Gordon Clarence Crett Ronnie Hill Virginia McFall Herbert Parker David Phillips David Pyeatt Charles Robinson Wayne Skelton Judy Tanner Johnny Trouth Linda Watts Richard Worthington Jon Zinser Jane Adkins Jeanette Baird William Beall Joan Bleer Guin Browning Margaret Brown lx ei 'N SIXTH we . 'Li 1. ? f ' l rrr, I A e g f- gr '7 U qi if W i Glenn Acuff Guy Arney Eddie Bedford Ruth Ann Blaylock James Bleer Billy Ray Clemons Q 'Uh WIN: iv-wg. CLASS FAVORITES Ruth Ann Blaylock and John Reid Douglas Davis June Cary Cherry Hanicak Norma Hardwick Harry Lee Ingram Eddie Jones Billy Kelley Frances Kojis Linda Lewis Lawrence Orms Hardy Parkerson Scotty Parrish James Lynn Phillips H. E. Pierce John Reid Jerry Salisbury Sue Tanner Carolyn June Thomas Dencile Wallain Faith Wilson ., S .14 .sf ,wf - ' fe , f 1 a 2 S T, 15 , ' A . , I M1-fy is - 'Qin raw. 3 . ' ,. X E Ruby Adkins Paul Allen Dee Brown Jerry Bryant Sheron Cooper Beverly Fowler 1 , Nancy F oirriestier WF, 'mf CLASS FAVORITES Nancy Foirriestier and Mike Wood FIFTH GR DE MRS. WEYRICH Priscilla Foirriestier Ronald Gill Ernest Higginbotham Brenda Joiner Diane Lloyd Wanda Maynard Ronald Meissner Robert Owens Reginald Patrick Billy Don Payne Jerry Lee Perry Janie Beth Raibourn Princess Silvertooth Pat Stites Joan Summers Nancy Trent Russell Wayt' Wanda Lou Wells Mary Ann Willeford Mike Wood w u fx , , . an 'ww HR Qi. , an 'Q Uh , is S -A-4 2 1- J 'W ' 'Zim i I N- K if... is s A 1 E W iss? - nj A i 1 , X , f Hi 7- - 47-riff? 'W 426 g Q -, . 5 1 . 'ws .,, 5 mn M, X ' -S Q ' ily lk I Ag. 0 5 img-'Q vii. f as .1 , . ii , 'RMS aa? X as at Y Lass NK J S Y l , ,f 2 .. , . , :sw k . ,,-. . . nn, I , J if tr HR, .. ' A All EE-' 1 -:1-- -, Betty Alford , -2'-, J James D. Alford X zu Brenda Ashcraft Barbara Bates lf Judy Bills 'nvfwilywf . . Susie Carrington XT'-Nl CLASS FAVORITES James King and Sue Carrington F MRs.MERED1TH Sue Cline J A, Martha Lee Collins -Ji Jimmy Crews . . N-Y Carole Drake Mary Ann Eggleston Zi an Vi' Cecil Greer Jeanette Hamrick Carmen Hodge Robert Hodge Linda Jackson swim il' 1 , N 1 L Ld?-M '5- Barbara Johnson Evelyn Kelley James King Michael League Rayburn Medlin so ,, f fav in A EXW' .3 J I ,S Tommie Orms Carolyn Pierce Judy Schrecker Bennie Sharp NW Alice Smith .. ' wil , n, il 1 5'5 . Jimgk j Z -...K ' , U Q l CLASS FAVORITES Gary Price and Helen McNew Judy Fox Dolores Greer Ray Huffman Charlotte Hughes Paula Husband Michael lvy Judy Kern Marsine Kirkland Betty Laura Latch Mary McBride Paul McBride Helen McNew Gary Price Ronnie Rambin Joyce Simpson Sally Staffieri David Starr Richard Trouth Linda Williams Robert Wilson if f . fm 31 ,lerrilyn Adrian Barbara Allen FOURTI X . :KL 5 f 'M' P: my ,l1. fl' r Q - . 51:1 f ' 5 A v yi , 33:1 zl- ii S1 4 L 'f S J nf Clifton Barnes Etta Marie Caroll 1 I 5 , ,, . Xj wo., ins 355' K I J M., '1 f l ggi' lla. f 1 ' Q 1 CLASS FAVORITES BeuyfB TB d f d Don Lloyd and Betty Blue Medi or o 1 or Danny Frazier Sharon Furrh Tommy Hornsby Carolyn Johnson Billy League Cary Leidecker Don Lloyd Kenneth Lott Hughleene Maynard Charles McGinnis Eddie Ogden John C. Parrish George Pierce ,lo Ann Rizzo Dickie Wells THIRD GRADE MRS. LAIN Jody Allen Nancy Barnes 'Swv Baron Barrett 4,14 'Uf 'gf Z RZ l,,, ,. y Gary Bost, Bessie Davis, Tressie Davis, Paul Gardner, Alice Gary, Thomas Grett. Tommy Holland, Eddie McBride, Patricia McDaniel, Douglas Perry, Loyd Wade Phillips, Virginia Scott. Mary Patricia Staffieri, Mickie Summers, Tommy Tanner, John Tuttle, J. C. Wallain, Joyce Webb. CLASS FAVORITES Joyce Webb and Douglas Perry F CLASS FAVORITES Charles Cox and Karen Owen THIRD GRADE MISS WREN wi 2. Mary Louise Ashcraft Michael Bates Ben Brint AK 1 rx , ,Q as Weldon Buell, Sandra Carr, Margie Collins, Charles Cox, Deena Hanicak, Linda Ingram. Charlotte Jones, Jerry Lou Kunkel, Karen Owen, Janice Perlick, Lana Price, Don Richard Rainey. Cecil Salisbury, Joe Earl Shaw, Glenn Skelton, Joan Wilkins, Jack Wynn, DeLois Young. SECOND GRADE MRS. THOMAS John Thomas Ashcraft Bertine Blankenship Dorothy Helen Bleer Johnnie Bleer ,loleen Clevenger Jackie Cobb Deanna Corrie Lenord Crump Jimmy Davis Butch Drake Kenneth Duty Sherry Frazier Nancy Ivy Margaret Leidecker Janeen Lyman Dalton Martin Pamela Sue Morris Donna Kay Morgan Johnnie Moss Linda Schrecker Suzie Stites Gay Summers Sandra Underwood David Watkins Mary Wilson CLASS FAVORITES Suzie Stites and Kenneth Duty CLASS FAVORITES Sandra Parker and Kenneth Epperson SECOND GRADE MISS ANDERSON EE X va as I wi at ... ,e, Ray Alford Jeretta Allen Sonny Blue Anonthia Trilla Bodiford Randy Choate Kenneth Epperson Beverly Jenkins John Robert McDaniel Ronnie McKinney Delores Orms di wh.. . Q Qs fax 1 N , it ' 59 ' Q , ww, - -45:4 , ,iq ' eff ' 9 .. ,1 'J H2255 A Betty Sue Pace Sandra Jean Parker Mary Lee Pyeatt Wallace Rhymes Roy Rowell s , y A y A Arlene Sherrell - . - J David Silvertooth A . we - 5 Joyce Ann Smith K my A A P' 4' A .. Q... . Lloyd Smith f' Mary Ann Starr ,S nz. be 3 tm ga J K if ,f ,Q Donald Watkins Johnny Wharry Carolyne Williams Paul Williams CLASS FAVORITES Janie Ritch and Tommy Joe Tuttle FIRST GRADE MISS McAF EE Clifford Allen H f l A SSL' sail 'Vx 5-fm, John Athey ' at '- f . Donna Bryant Sandra Kay Buell Anna Mae Colburn Sherrie Daughtry Glenn Davis Darwin Fowler J ' f A-'li . Keren Key Fvrrh L 43 L Larry Haire we Q . ee D 1 - f S r be J rg f Geerge Lleyd ii ...we - ..-,1 1 -we V I 'NW' -- ' fifi,-41: , ' 'M' ,se f 11 ' ' X eV, y J V,er F A rlrr M M We-9 ' Diana Matney ere, ei fe A 4--ff.: ,, - 2, f A 1 J. nik, 3 F' r J yy s s i 1. J J S X David Nettles A he J X James Donald Owens X -' Jan Parkerson ' ,Q Danny Powdrill Reggie Reynolds eq, iii ,. e' J ' S Janie Ritch Bobby Scott Jerry Silvertooth Faye Smith Tommy Joe Tuttle Jimmy Ray Ward Janie Webb Sandra Wheeler Ray Williams Harold Wayne Yandell 5, E. 2,1 Ronnie Ashe Richard Barnes Glenn Beasley Sharon Bills Randy Brint Charline Collins Jimmy Cox Alton Davis -.u-and 5 GT 'V 'iff CLASS FAVORITES Pamela Davis and Randy Brint F MRS. BLACKSTONE Dottye Ann Davis Pamela Davis Dale Epperson Darlene Ford Van Carry Gill Phyllis Hanicak Jodie Hillyer Matilda Husband Jerry Johnson Danny Light Danny Linder Jackie McCormick Patricia Ann Morris Vicki Lynn Price Terry Don Phillips Lynette Sapp Merry Silvertooth Helen Singleton June Ellan Thomas .loyce Worthington YQ pun Becky Austm ,. Joe Ed Bennett H + e ga W gan, 3.104 4 +.4,. 4 Y 'wmv . ..-f':.-Ax'-..,,: 4151: ' Lvflew' 4 n 1 4i,w',u'a qv- s. nizgxt. + 4 , :':,'9A,5-L,z,f,f'!5!' HX' .vit .fm . -:.'1-.n?'.-'Sw Af-'.' -- .un ,. .nu .,. -.,..,.r,.',.,-.. a V- 'www M-nn v m..n4.w'v , X - .1 ,,..um.4, , , nm-.'.'f'f f - - +,.uM.4-,, . 'n o',v',a'a - ' f 2 3321? 3S3iZ'f'f+'5t , .nnnnuwv'u.',o' ' 5145114 ffff' 'x W K X - KU.,-an nuns Q '- 'iiliilii 9111 1 - '5'VK 11115 55 a f- iw tap 1- 1:,,.,. K N ,M 1-M v ,. T K 1 ..d 'i ,Q un. an 4. -',v',:f,. qs, 1 .vnu--1.-',- , Nga H., H us4'4n1,+' K ji. H , ., ,,,:::,., Q r ' F ' 1 Q 1 '.-i:f a.v:!I f 4, ',,-- N -nw-,V V- '-J':::':'4 - R . Davis ' ,- :nvv:nfi:f-,' onme , , .Q VLL: W . ' a- if-1 U David Fletcher K -'-'51-ff' 1 -1 , , Lung f-. , K- tStmilW' ,af-,pw .. ... 'tffr 5' . A f W H David Kern Roy Mayfield CLASS FAVORITES Helen Smith and Truman Meissner KINDEB in-. in . X Truman Meissner, Joe Mullins, Linda Pace, Bobby Sigmon, Helen Smith, Ruth Ann Swimm. William Tuttle, Loretta Watson, Sylvia Kay Webb, Dean Whaley, Jean Whaley, Janell Wheeler. .ov , N K fm JU fl av Cissy Wilson and Michael Parker li ' his AX' Jocie Kay Barrett Jimmie Cooper Patricia Haire Jerry Hill CLASS FAVORITES ', f i. , wi x Dorothy Jones A i Johnny Hill its M J x 2 ..-45 , Q J are f I -X w--pf , 'Lf-rj RS. CARRINGTON 'Ya'-'E 'Quad' ' n. X ff Douglas Kennedy, David Martin, Michael Parker Frank Scott Diann Sh J d , , e aw, u y Smith. Kenneth Stewar , , ar , ISS, Wilson. t, Douglas Taylor, Martha Thompson Laura Trouth Sue W d C' if I ff K 'Q ' 'D A v Q'-. 'W' Nu xv J V s v gX,,f1 4 'Q 4 1434 Wu. am, ,M RHYTH First row: Jodie Hillyer, Helen Singleton, Tommy Tuttle, Richard Barnes, Janie Ritch, Sandra Buell, Joyce Worthington, Merry Silvertooth, Sandra Wheeler, John Coomer, Jerry Johnson, Dale Epperson, Patricia Ann Morris, - Reggie Reynolds. Second row: James Owens, Diana Matney, George Lloyd, June Ellan Thorn- as,' Matilda Husband, Lynette Sapp, Phyllis Hanicak, Darlene Ford, Harold Yandell, Jan Parkerson, Darwin Fowler, Donna Bryant, John Athey, Jimmy MAJ ORETTES Drum Majorette Darlene Ford Helen Singleton Phyllis Hanicak Patricia Ann Morris TWIRLERS Star Twirler Dottye Ann Davis Joyce Worthington Lynette Sapp Pamela Davis Jackie McCormick Vicki Lynn Price Charline Collins June Ellan Thomas Matilda Husband Merrv Silveftooth 1 -:JW- s is 5. ek is aa E if? ll fl-Q 3, EE S5 ei E bg Cox, Brenda Muckleroy, Jimmy Ward. Third row: Mrs. Grace Blackstone, Danny Linder, Jerry Silvertooth, Van Garry Gill,-Ronnie Ashe, Terry Don Phillips, Pamela Davis, Charline Col- lins, Vicki Lynn Price, Jackie McCormick, Bobby Scott, Ross Kinney, Sher- rie Daughtry, Danny Powdrill, Larry Haire, Joe McKinney, Mrs. Louise M. Brelsford. In 1932 White 0ak's first band, the Rhythm Band of diminu- tive musicians who were to become the famed Roughneck Marching Bandmen, was organized. Rhythm Band activities are a culmination of the students learning rhythm, group cooperation as well as stage poise and appreciation of music. These tiny players perform twice each year-once in an as- sembly and again for the Parent Teachers Association. 0 i u 0 Directors JODIE HILLYER RECCIE REYNOLDS 12I,Ex1Ex'mmf ...-Zi a, SNAIJSI I4 rrr-a 3' 4555 1. 51' M- ! Q W Q .gf I Q A X Q fm. L A 40, 1-vw 'I i '-.li2n .. l jr'.w9v:, dvi!!! ,MM f Os' QHQ an .V 'FA' - - xf . 3 JP PERSONALITIES .- I7 - .j Q-, , ,f,f4ff' -- 4-T- li fl' - X X' ri' 117' X x ,Q 551 hw 22 4:4'4, Wgi Sv Z- if 40 V, 9 9' 5 1 ff xg ' 0 4 rS4g'rMf ,fs-Qi BETTY CARR Popular PATSY WAYT Athletic JANYCE REYNOLDS All Round WOHS-TV Presen DORIS SCREWS , LINDA COX Scholastic Atfraftive PATSY SWEENEY Scholastic 'b LQ. PATSY SWEENEY MARY HORNSBY Courteous Dependable lrs Of 1954 HALL GF NX FAME JOE SIMMONS All Round I ML RICHARD EMBERLIN Popular JIMMY THOMAS Athletic WOHS-TV Preser V ,.,,...a-A DON WOOD JOE SIMMONS AttraL't1'L'e Scflulastiv NORMAN ROBERSON EUGENE DICKSON Courteous Dependable 'W--.. urs Of 1954 Y 'V i 4 . 5! 51, 11 , Semor Class F avorztes PATSY WAYT and JAMES PRUETT M we .+ E .3 5 2 iff iq., Iumor Class F avorztes MARILYN PERKINSON and BOBBY GREENE -,f .--M 1-M psf? www' .Q-M 'Q ! F. .4 Y, ,af s Sophomore Class F avorztes y ,. PEGGY WAYT an TRAVIS MCLANE I .V . il' , - di ,F ' Q . Q N J F' L 5, ML. 5 ,1 r ' .3 S 4 la 5 'QQ f gm. I ix Freshman Class Favorites ROYCE ANN TOLER am 1 JAMES LYNN MILLER ,. ., ,iff kg 5 g ,,,Ae , kk E W bm 4 41, grid wav ,Q- . 'xx-'fE'x:5Qi,5 Lw L -Q 'Lleff343., 5 'b3 .. , 4 I .Wzf f' x , W, id-1 W r rf- K N, 1 h wv J 5 HQ. ad Q fa. Mr Whzte Oak ,,- 44w5.,,.,,, JOE SIMMONS A Q ff3 s-efcf , Q72-mi 'Ml Q Kp? 'QAM An, xXQw,M.:5 i. QT Y 1 ,,,, , Q, if Q , 1 Q ' -..aa 4 Q mf Q 43 iv' in .ff Q . a . f' f 2. !' M155 Whzte 0a lc C AYLE MATTOCK 93 -'1iFf'L' - f ' ,IQ ', ' .Sass 'uf- 1' mv-. llxxv . K' 'ri 1 Q ' V., , 55-2:55 an-A ' Ugg, Wi :Vip J.. 1 ,, ' ' qw:-I ' nl' ,QV A . 6 6 9 K X Str' ullrvs 'YQ' . .Q 'P' 'ml K -fm, 1- - f ' ' his Q Q2 ,N iii K fg 5 if.. Q 5 vw, 4 ff' .' 3 Q, -mf 4 X , ffi iAV Q FOOTBALL SWEETHEART BETTY CARR ff' 'Qs ' 7 ii Aa A 1 Y ' i X fv jngv 4 vi N W3 s 1 Q if RN W! ffw .Wh 'Z W is I, K 4 .P 'H H ,1 L is. WT fi Y fa i iw 3 '13 ffigi , ' X gf Ln, X3 ' 1+ ,U gl M '35 3 N - 1: ,X ' M. ,., 'us I 5 BASKETBALL FAVORITES PATSY SWEENEY Queen RICHARD EMBERLIN Beau '-'+ ' ,Q i U- , as ffm. '1 T 3 A GAYLE MATTOCKS Gayle was chosen by the stu- dent body to be the WHITE OAK candidate at the an- nual contest for Queen of the Gregg County Fair. MARY NELL DAVIS FHA Best Groomed Gzrl JAMES PRUETT FHA Beau, J OED STITES I r. High Football Sweetheart I r. High Basketball Sweetheart SHIRLEY ROGERS 1553 fa-J QP,-v QQ Halloween Queen DORIS SCREWS Amid scenes of elfin pranks and witchery, Doris Screws was crowned queen at the annual Variety Show. Her coronation and reign were a fitting climax for the festivities of the P.T.A.'s Halloween Carnival. Vying for regal honors in the Junior Class's Halloween Queen con- test, were eight beauties, two selected from each class. Queen Doris, sen- ior candidate escorted by Richard Emberlin, was introduced by Emcee Sexton Adams. Princess Betty Taylor, junior escorted by Edwin Rober- son, was seated in the place of honor near the Queen's throne. Flanking the throne were Duchesses Nona Roark, freshman escorted by Jimmy Cobbg Ida Lou Bigbie, senior by Don Woodg Mildred Pettylohn, soph- omore by Don Suttong ,limmye Looper, sophomore by Larry Batesg Mary Ellen McAvoy, freshman by Charles Mooreg Marilyn Perkinson, junior by Buddy Baker. HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL 'z 'Xf'Ng Flower and Crown i 1 ll iw! 13.7'i-11 1-L 1'il7 W 4 Bearers HELEN SINCLETON PATRICIA ANN MORRIS 14 F It O K K l,,,.Q .9 - SMI , 1 .,., . Y ' K fl i Y A Sm 1? X . , ,. , 5 5 A, 5 , x 'A K 5 W' Ni --'- 7 , m -K 7 - , 10 fig, ' ff' ' . ,, ,ff fi I ' .- L -f W ,f-ff A- . -V fix -f -fy . 1 -:.1Z ' ,fa MQ. V13 gli 1fii.1,,,Wff gf ' . -' ' f' ,A A , -Wg ,. Vg, ,V - A -SX ,, , 3 f'fsYss:,, :xv 1 f. . ,QL-5' K H k . x N N W8 Yu THLETIC , ' i ,,,,- , , fi 'ft' Lg if' - A 1 V V if ... . , ,Lf V-,,. 2 jp? -- 'eil b-jlj , '-f AZ .lx f ' xg wb 0 'Q M'I 4 4, b sg 3 Q A 3 .4 5 V 'GKYW' QQ X ,i .A 4, ff ,F A 4, ig, , ,V xg . X ' I ' ' 5 bi if X 4 54' 'D jr V :Qi ly ,4 l -bg I r P - -. 4 tw B 'fff ,fa Xi 5, it Mi. X - g Ea l l l q1ll Il'lll,n'lvlll2JZ li?:llll Footba 11 First row: Jimmy Alvey, Manager, Norman Leidecker, Bill Tipton, Harold Wright, Douglas Singleton, Edwin Roberson, John Carl Young, Teddy Campbell, Don Jackson, Billy Stites, Richard Emberlin, Paul Burkett, Manager. Second row: Larry Bates, Douglas Acuff, Travis McLane, Edgar Smith, Marvin King, Buddy Baker, Larry Parkerson, Dick Trent, Jimmy Thomas, David Griffin, Sid Bratton. Third row: Bobby Greene, Joe Simmons, Don Pickard, Charles Bozarth, Bobby Maynard, Jimmy Cobb, Don Wood, Kenneth Pickard, B Captains RICHARD EMBERLIN JOE SIMMONS ,. X .- S. -'A ' ' 5 lf' 'KN ,ll A W6 I 50, HQ L Esym ,114 K Jr Hia-'A-'55, , ' Q we Q Q 1,-K I 1- C- 'I -4 I Y ,1 -2 A ' f 9' i 4 I Auf f X X5 'Q' . u . 1' l f if? 1, t , .1 I 5 l l . I r I W - VZ V H i a: xr -: fl, Q , .4 , ,,, , N ' -, 1,-- 23 K - ' iv X I 3 ,..,,, If -.,. .,, f 7 , Ky Ml- H I v gif!! .ww - ,N , J H 9,711 THEO MILES HERMAN MULLINS Coaches ALL DISTRICT RICHARD EMBERLIN Offensive Halfback KENNETH PICKARD Offensive and Defensiv D e NORMAN LEIDECKER Defensive End JOE SIMMONS Defensive Line Backer SID BRATTON Offensive Guard Tackle 1953 SCHEDULE W.O. Opp Sept. I2-Leverett's Chapel .,,.. ,..,.,,,.. I 9 0 Sept. 18-Van .............,......... ....... 7 20 Sept.25-Quitman -. ..,,,,, ,,,,,.,.,, 3 2 7 Oct. 2-Center ...., ,....,.,,. I 2 27 Opt. 9-Overton ..,.. .,..,. O 0 Oct. 16-Carlisle .....,. .,,,....., 3 2 0 Oct. 23-Winnsboro .... .......... 2 7 6 Oct. 30-Open Nov. 6-East Mountain .......... 38 19 Nov. 13-Gilmer .............. ,......... 2 0 6 Nov. 20-Hawkins -. ....,..... 12 13 aes. ' fo IOE SIMMONS Captain ! year letterman All District Back KENNETH 3 year letterman 2 year All District Tackle JIMMY COBB 2 year letterman End RICHARD EMBERLIN Captain 3 year letterman All District n.,,.l, 1 I n -:,:I- ,5 5 5 , XM 1 Year leffefman DOUGLAS ACUFF Tackle 1 year letterman Center SEASON To start things off right the Roughnecks stopped the Lions fron Leverett's Chapel 19-0 in their first game of the '53 season a Roughneck stadium, Sept. 12. Van's hard-hitting Vandals gave the 'Necks their first upset for th second year in a row when they downed the Roughnecks 20-7. Quitman Bulldogs bowed to the Roughnecks, 32-7, but the contes proved costly to White Oak as halfhack Jimmy Thomas sustainee a broken foot erasing him from the line-up for most of the re maining games. Center Roughriders trampled White Oak's eleven 27-12 when thej raced into the second half determined to overtake the 12-0 leat held by the 'Necks at halftime. Neither White Oak's Roughnecks nor Overton's Mustangs fount pay-dirt Oct. 9 when they held each to a 0-0 tie in the Overtoi CHARLES BOZARTH 1 year letterman Tackle at it.t 1 3 MARVIN KING 1 year letterman Back EDWIN ROBERSON DOUG SINGLETON DON WOOD 2 Year lelfefman 3 year lenerman 3 year letterman Guard and Back End Tackle SKETCHES Carlisle's Indians were routed when White Oak's massacring war oarty trimmed them 32-0 before an enthusiastic crowd of White Jak rooters. ln the rain and mud the Roughnecks swamped the Red Raiders Z7-6 before a handful of loyal supporters at Winnsboro. White Oakls Roughnecks thawed the nearly frozen fans in the loughneck stadium with a spectacular 100 yard run by Marvin Qing and a victory of 38-19 over the Tigers from East Mountain. lilmer Buckeyes moved a step nearer the District Championship my over-whelming the 'Necks 20-6 in the Gilmer stadium. Vhite Oak's hopes for District honors died when the Hawkins Iawks chalked up a 13-12 win in the Hawk stadium. NORMAN LEIDECKER 4 year letterman All District End SID BRATTON 2 year letterman Guard IOHN CARL YOUNG 1 year Iettorman Back . F'- IIMMY THOMAS 4- year letterman Back BOBBY GREENE 1 year letterman BUDDY BAKER LARRY BATES 2 year letterman Back 2 year letterman Back Back LARRY PARKBRSON 1 2 yeafguifjrman BOBBY MAYNARD TRAVIS McLANE 1 year letterman 1 year letterman ' End Tackle Ends BILL TIPTON Center TEDDY JACK CAMPBELL, Guard DON JACKSON, EDGAR SMITH, BILLY STITES, Back , ckl DON PICKARD Ta e DICK TRENT, DAVID GRIFFIN HAROLD WRIGHT, Back P KENNETH PICKARD Captain 2 Year Letterman Basketball First row: Billy Stites, Jerry Davis, Buddy Baker, John Carl Young, Don Jackson. Second row: Edgar Smith, Managerg Douglas Acuff, Joe Simmons, Marvin King, Kenneth Pick- ard, Billy Earl Thomas. Third row: Edwin Roberson, Jimmy Wells, Jimmy Cobb, Norman Roberson, Billy Lee, Douglas Singleton. JOE SIMMONS Captain 3 Year Letterman DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1953-54 SCHEDULE W.O. Dec 3-Overton ,.,,,. ,, ,,,,,A ,60 Dec 4-Carthage ,.... ,A,,,,,,, 5 5 Dec 8-Overton ...,,,. N45 Dec. 10-'Marshall ,.,.. ,,,,.,,,, 4. 2 Dec. ll-Van ,..............,,,,, ,,,, U44 Dec. 14-Gaston ................... ......... 3 2 Dec 17-Grand Saline .,,..., ..,,.,,., 5 8 Dec. 18-New London ,..,.. ..,,,..,, 5 0 Dec. 19-Jacksonville ...... ,......., 4 3 Dec. 22-Spring Hill ...... .. ...,..... 38 Dec. 28--Henderson ..,....... ......... 3 6 Dec 29-Spring Hill .,..,.., ....,.,,, 4 2 Dec. 31-Beckville ............ ......... 5 2 Jan. 1-Union Grove ....... ..,....,. 5 9 Jan. 2-Henderson ........ ......... 5 0 Jan. 2-Marshall ........ ......... 4 7 Jan. 2-Kilgore ................. ......... 3 5 Jan. 5-New London ....... ......... 3 1 Jan. 8-Henderson ........ ......... 6 2 Jan. 15-New London ........ ......... 3 1 Jan. 19-'Hawkins ............. ......... 4 9 Jan. 22-'East Mountain ................ 39 Jan. 25-'Gilmer ...,........... ......... 4 9 Jan. 29-'Hawkins .......................... 38 Feb 2-'East Mountain ................ 42 Feb. 5-'Gilmer ..................,......... 25 District Tournament Feb. 13-East Mountain ................ 39 Feb. -Gilmer ...................,.......... 53 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Feb. 23-Quitman ............................ 42 Opp. 41 43 36 65 46 46 48 44 54 24 45 46 38 54 46 32 61 45 39 36 37 37 42 18 33 40 36 50 45 1XQ kg. 1 EMIL HANICAK Coach BUDDY BAKER 2 year letterman LETTERMEN Kenneth Pickard, Jimmy Cobb, Buddy Baker, Jerry Davis Edwin JIMMY COBB Roberson, Marvin King, Joe Simmons, John Carl Young Douglas 2 year letterman MARVIN KING 2 year letterman Acuff. Not shown: Billy Stites, and Edgar Smith, Manager. JOHN CARL YOUNG 2 year letterman WX X H' lb ol-XN6, 5182 ' as , A, D f lv -S ' S? ' 5 LA1L:i, -1 Don Jackson, Norman Roberson, Douglas Singleton, J. O. Thomas, Jimmy Wells, Billy Lee. JERRY DAVIS 1 year letterman EDWIN ROBERSON 2 year letterman BILLY STITES 1 year letterman DOUGLAS ACUFF 1 year letterman irlsi Basketball First row: Patsy Widby, Nona Roark, Jimmye Looper, Glenda Hamas, Emagene Winn, Frances White, Coach. Second row: Martha Partin, Marilee May, Linda McKinnon, Shirley Wheeler, Mary Ellen McAvoy, Silvia Kelley, Elizabeth Wilkins, Manager. Third row: Glenda Hounsel, Patsy Sweeney, Laluana Buell, Yvonne Richie, Carolyn Howell, Doris Morrison, Gayle Mattocks. Top row: Patsy Griffin, Peggy Wayt, Patsy Wayt, Nell McLaughlin, Myrna Stroup, Marilyn Per- kinson, Janis Bingham. FRANCES WHITE Coach PATSY WAYT Captain Lettered 3 Years MARILYN PERKINSON Captain Lettered 3 Years PATSY SWEENEY Captain Lettered 1 Year ELIZABETH WILKINS Manager The Coach says: A winning spirit is the asset in you that I hold dear. You met a superior team and were blocked in your progress toward a state championship. You were out played but not beaten. For this, to me: YOU ARE THE BEST! I DISTRICT CHAMPIONS I SCHEDULE 1953-54 W.O. Opp. Nov. 30-Spring Hill ,,,,, .....,..I 2 5 18 Dec. 3-Spring Hill ,,,,,,,I, .,,,..,,I, 1 7 14- Dec. 7-New Diana ,,,.,,,,.,..,.... ..,,,,w,, 3 2 30 Dec. 14--Leverett's Chapel ...,,,, ,,.,.,,,. 3 0 23 Dec. 21-Leverettls Chapel .,,.,,I ,I,,II,,. 2 6 18 Jan. 5-Overton ..,.,.,,.,,,,,,,.. .......,, 3 2 24 ,lan. 7--Judson ,II,.....,,.,I,, .. .,....., 24 20 lan. I8-New LoIIdon .,,.., .,,,,,,,, 2 5 32 Jan. 28-Kilgore College .,.... ,,,,,,,,. 3 9 38 Feb. I-Overton .,I,,I,,,,,,,I, ,,,,..... 3 0 31 Feb. 4-'East Mountain .,,,,,,.. 40 38 Feb. 8-'Quitman ,,,,,,, .,,,..... 2 9 45 Feb. I1-New London ,,,,., . .......,, 50 47 Feb. 15-'East Mountain .... .,....... 4 8 27 Feb. I8-'Quitman ,,,.,,,.., .....,,,, 5 4 42 Feb. 19-New Diana .,,,......,,.,,,..,.,,....,... 33 40 Feb. 20-Avinger ......,,.......................... 27 31 District Play-off Feb. 25-Quitman ...,.............................. 46 37 Regional Tournament Mar. I-,lames Bowie ................,,.,.,...... 30 60 NELL MCLAUGHLIN GAYLE MATTOCKS DORIS MORRISON PEGGY WAYT x Guard Forward Forward Forward Lette-red 2 years Lettered 2 years Lettered 2 years Letiergd 2 ygars MYRNA STROUP PATSY GRIFFIN GLENDA HOUNSEL JANIS BINC-HAM EMOGENE WINN Guard Guard Forward Forward Lzuard Lettered 2 years Lettered 1 year Lettered 1 year Letlered 1 year Lettered 1 year lnot shownl Junior High I First row: James Starr, Jimmie McNew, Freddie Sutton, Jimmie Cox, Tommy Jones, Max Cline, Mickey Wharry, Jackie Orms, Jerry Jordan, Charles Grett, Clarence Beasley. Second row: Pat Parrish, Robert Wayt, Milton Screws, Jerry Starr, Mike Cobb, John Hodge, John Deceder,,David Alexander, Charles Moore, James Miller, Lowell Phillips, Gene King, Paul Ray Parrish. Third row: Fred Roberson, Roy Bruce, Steele Zinser, Jimmy Wilkins, Billy Beall, Gary Browning, Leon Lassiter, Eugene Vaughn, Pete Farris, Bill Trent. Fourth row: Billy Joe Terry, Coy Hill, Jerry Davis, Clifton Clark, Coy Bleer, Billy Furrh, Joe Bolt. DISTRICT CHAMPIONS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1953-54 W.O. Opp. 4-3 15 Gaston ,,... .,,r,,,,, Troup ........, ,,,.,,,-, 4 3 19 gfE5Exlatgi '1-m 23 Vaughn, Gene Gary, Mr. Mullins, Coach. gligiiisog ii Starr, DeWayne Bruce, Milton Screws. Henderson .,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,., 30 27 Chapel Hill ..........,,.,.. 48 33 Rex Parke'- Nacogdoches ....,.,,.,,,,, 42 26 Kilgore ..............,.,,,,,,,, 39 38 Leverett's Chapel ..,,, 35 30 East Mountain ........,,.. 50 20 Hawkins ..,..,.,...,.,.,,,,,, 30 23 Gilmer ....,..,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,, 7 3 22 Hallsville .,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,, 6 7 22 Denton .......,... ....,,,,,, 44 32 Nacogdoches ,...,..,,.,,, 27 24 Roberts .,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,, 41 34 East Mountain ,,,,,,,,.,,, 51 20 Hogg ..................,........, 29 25 Leverett's Chapel ...., 34 35 Hawkins ,,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 51 19 Gilmer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 48 28 East Mountain ,.......,,., 56 27 Hawkins ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 5 2 35 N, ' A'i ' J .ii f'7 . . sr. . wmv ,Iggy w. 5 , gp 7, ,v--vi , ras., ,.,, X r, fi,- , A . by 335 .,.1e'f , .si ' ssfr W sfsfisis-ft Q r + - fl 'Us Coaches EMIL HANICAK JACK BLANKENSHIP DIST BICT CHAMP Standing: Robert Wayt, Paul Ray Parrish, Mike Cobb, David Alexander, John Hodge, Eugene Second row: James Lynn Phillips, Gene King, Leon Lassiter, Lowell Phillips, Pat Parrish Jerry First row: Pete Farris, Joe Bolt, Billy Terry, Fred Roberson, Bill Trent, Jimmy Wilkins Billy Sports LL DISTRICT CHAMPIONS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1953 W.O. Opp. Sept. 17-O VCFIOYI .,,,,,,.... .. u 38 Sept.24-Leveretts Chapel ..,,.,,,... 32 Oct. I-East Mountain 0 Oct. 8-Hawkins .......,.,,,......,.,..,, 24- 0 Oct. 15--Gilmer ..,,....... ......,....... I 3 6 7 Oct. 22-East Mountain ....,...,.... 32 I3 Oct. 29-Hawkins ., ............ 42 0 Nov. 5-Gilmer ......., ........ 6 6 953-1954 I 1 1 iz- Q67 X :V WX g e E 1 L It if ff TUMBLING TENNIS BADMINTON n GIRLS' Swimming is a favorite activity as summer extends into the school year. X fm im YIM ARCHERY TABLE SWIMMING VOLLEYBALL TENNIS I f I K 5... VQ P A. I f ,, ff? ISV! A I I , iff. I ig is-. ye tl 1 I .lr P i I ? SOFTBALL 1 X I L Q s 5 1 L 5 BASKETBALL RHYTHMS DUCATHJ A fight for the mirror, baggy gym shorts, misplaced shoes as the basketball team shifts from one gym to the other and familiar phras- es such as who passed when you scored, swing your partner, you lost my serve, side-out, uset-up! -are all a part of the classwork in girls' physical education. Timing and team- work acquired in tum- bling activities are demonstrated by these girls as they perform at the Variety Show. RECREATIONAL sPoRTs T ENN15 , u. p 6 te 5 N I, ACTIVITIES I' X h.x' M I V -I' ' K: fa ' 5 , vi, I J 2 ' ' I , Q 0 hw ,, ek A in W ' . A - ' 351. ,A 5' ' I :M f I , X , Q sw 52,5551 , M r ff . W tj E, 5 X X:..N:1,x Egg . If ' Mix, 5 .N I XI 'gf' 2 if' I I m ,Q W f M 'If 1 f W lf? at r 8' 4 A' L tif: 3, N gary F ' 7 I' A Q wg r5ic , 4 2-5, - -Q A Il ',, V 42.5 x A ,' 461 4' y 'U 1 3' ef Q S 3 QQ V40 4 12 .Q 3 'I' 4 5 ' ' sv ' M-in iw 5 J ' L Q Wagga, ' I n f 4 - ml, 5' i dl Hffftii ' P -vw? 4-f . fi WC' '31 xwp! ak , Y 1 f sfg1gf', ' 55126 4 M 25461 . 4 Q3 f- v- df ' ..L....l.... ! l UG!-IN 'MQ TI? X Sponsors ' FRANCES WHITE N J BEVERLY WEST -vs Editor JEAN CLINE Associate Editor GAYLE MATTOCKS Linda Cox, Copy Editorg Dinah Robertson, Subscription Manager, Della Alvey, Art Editorg Doris Screws, Photographyg Jimmy Thomas, Activitiesg ,lanyce Reynolds, Business Managerg Doris Ann Morrison, 'Layout Editor. STAFF MENlBERS--Sc-ated: Royce Toler, ,layrfe Cope- SUBSCRIPTIONS-Dinah Robertson, Susan Wharry land. Martha Kunkvl, Glenda Hounsel. Standing: ,loo Sim- Mary FFBHCCS Calhoun. Jeanette Whitvd, Mary Alice Wvav mons, Myrna Stroup, Marilyn Pvrkinson, Nell McLaughlin, Cr, Mauddtfr BUIUITUS- Patsy Wayt, Douglas Single-ton. PARE T-TEACHER ASSOCIATIO Twenty-iwo years of service 'lo 'lhe While Oak school and community is the proud record of the Parent-Teachers Association. Among 'I'he oufsfanding proiecis of +his organization are liberal conlribu+ion to +he financial support of the school yearbook . . . The Roughneclc, scholarships for 'Iwo senior siudenfs planning fo a'Hend college, open house for parent visitation al school, a pre-school clinic 'l'o acquaini' parents and beginning sludenls with 'lhe program o'F fhe school, a 'fund 'For milk, 'Food, or clothes for needy children, the pub- lica'l'ion of an organization yearboolr, and numerous small demands thai' arise every year. OFFICERS President ,,,,,,s,.,e. ,eee...,.,ess..s. M rs. T. J. Copeland Vice President ...,.. ...,. M rs. W. B. Hornsby Secretary ,,,s., . .,,,. Mrs. H. E. Bingham Treasurer . .,,,,, ...... Mrs. C. E. Penick Historian .,.., , ,....,.., W... . Mrs. C. C. Simmons Parliamentarian .,... - ..,.,,s. Mr. Luke Abbett COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-Mrs. W. W. Shippey, Mrs. R. B. Brint, Mrs. ' Fun and gaiety at the annual Halloween Car Melvin King, Mrs. B. E. Latch, Mrs. Clyde Tuttle, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr. ' Lester Cobb, Mr. E. B. Carrington. Mrs. Henry Nettles, Mr. C. C. Simmons, nival sponsored by the P'T'A' Mr. T. J. Sweeney, Mrs. C. C. Ott, Mrs. l. S. Webb, Mrs. E. L. Lyman, Mrs. E. W. Toler, Mrs. Emil Hanicak, Mrs. Wiley Thomas. , . Entertainment and information combined on President Mrs T. J. Copeland presiding. the Founders' Day Program. YM 1 X -l - -Introducing the L-aff ' L. Director PERCUSSION Patricia Lott Tommy Wells June Moss Mary Deceder Jean Moss Grace McMullen Doris Ann Cline Jean Cline Mary F. Calhoun Doris Screws BASS HORNS John Deceder Dennis Jones J. 0. Thomas Davy Baker MR WADE POGUE E aayi f CLARINETS Mary Lou Sherrell Mildred PettyJ0hn Judy Thompson Patricia Greer Betty Jo Young Shirley Rogers Joyce McNew Janie Swindle Martha Pierce Fred Pyeatt Frances Tipton Judy Allison Connie Sue Morgan Lynda Hart Sue Huntley Jean Bills Assistant Director MR. FRED McDONALD FRENCH HORNS Odell Clevenger Don Brookshier Billy Lee Sue Cumbie Freddie Sutton CORNETS Don Sutton Dewayne Bruce Lewis Orms Jeannine Brookshier Lynn Harrington Carl Maynard Ronald Bost Martha Smith Clarence Beasley Mickey Wharry Jackie Orms Joe Pippinger White Oak Band .Xi FLUTES Doris Ann Morrison Sharon Hamrick Beverly Drake Evelyn Fletcher PICCOLO Coy Hill OBOE Bobby Wood ALTO CLARINETS Marilyn Perkinson Shirley Smith BASS CLARINETS Nona Roark ,loed Stites Shirley Wheeler ALTO SAXOPHONES Glenda Hames Maudette Bumpus Nancy Hall Mary Jean Beasley TENOR SAXOPHONES Janyce Reynolds Pat Underwood BARITONE SAXOPHONE Nell McLaughlin TROMBONES Johnny Cauntt Jimmy Cox Leon Lassiter Charles Grett Roy Bruce BARIT ONES Delbert Salisbury Lowell Phillips Hardy Gauntt I i 4 Linda Cox CYMBALS Teddy Jack Campbell BASSOON B- - Myrna Stroup IH Tlpton TYMPANI Billy Stites FLAC BE With streaming standards, precision drills and stirring marches before cheering fans, the Roughneck Band began its 1953-54 season. In an itinerary that began with parades at Cladewater, Kilgore, Longview, and Little Rock, Arkansas, they finished with a splash of glory by representing the Uni- versity of Arkansas in the Arkansas-Baylor game at Waco. Other activities include winning a first in the Interscholastic League Marching Contest, participation in the League Solo and Ensemble, Concert and Sight-Reading Contests, a spring con- cert for the community, and a trip to Dallas, by several band- men, to play with the All-State Band. Besides practice for con- tests, preparation for a trip to New York City to represent the local Lions at Lions' International has kept bandmen and par- ents busy during the spring. Doris Screws P ARERS 9 at Und and Myrna Srr0uifW00d esp ,Jo hwy' CLARTNETS Bass and Aho B FLAT CLARINETS ? i 3 W . Q . 3 C M B FLAT CLARIN ETS Q' OBOE and ASSOON 5 'f mf' SAXOPHONES Alto, Tenor, Barit ' '51 OIIC -I E .swf im.- w 'll . I 'W f 'w, . K N JW: U 5 !f'4w'f,'2f W , N 1 Ezs ,mn ...- . P 'iw 41 , ,E V ,l X5 , n Q av-5, X K VR: 7. M, ff? 1 I' 7 S if 1 ' Zi- f sf. ,J xix xr at J A i r' V ia ' f FLUTES and Pl CCOLO 36 my X f -.. ii X PERCUSSION PERC USSION M fy., 'x 0...-s.: 'SKZW5 c .fb f-fm., . K N all x f WQ 5 it f'WizgfQ5f - W 1 'xv ' x R , A K,,QmxL x N. ,k....,u' Av.: 4 'A -sag Q at m 1 RN J' , Q z Y id -It - S 1 CORNETS -1 , ,Em x '2a,,.k,X , 'M W , 2 5 any it YN LQ N 4 W W L x , 3, g gk K.: Q A fi - Jr rl A U Q 0 ,M ' I A ,QQ ,A f , hw, md Qg QQ, W 1 ' idk 'B -I 42, ix -1 FREN CH HORN 5 1. ,L mf ... -RL: ff iQ . .. .aw 5? BASSES I 4, rw' , x 2, S 'W' TROMBON ES and BARITONES diff ' Sw 1 N KX . 9 .ft wmv. , VW: F9 F W0 c v ' U ' w fx ,W ki 4- up xx-A J' 7 5 A jg moms ANN muoms MORRISON suwus GLENDA n-:Ames , xxmx . EI 'g gd MILDRED PETTYJOH N Subsfifufe Twirler , 4 F , Dorie Ann M - '0rrison, Maud tt B Nona Roarkg Mary Francee Eauxlfggu Glenda Hame N1llMLLaughI1n 42 img, f-Q Vgii ,, :A :1 ,., ,.n, HJ f- --W ---- --f- - A .. i, , ...,.,,,.,.W....,..,.V , W . . 11:19,-' - . . ., 1 ifk 1. w-a,:',,.. - -'V f- .,f f'-T -NK JV -- f T E lr 4 H Q. 3 Y 4 i sf GAYLE MATTOCKS Gayle, a junior, is the only vet- eran of the cheerleader group. Her vivacious and enthusiastic school spirit and loyalty to all athletic endeavors won for her the coveted honor of serving as head cheerleader. pf 'x 4 :J QQ PEGGY WAYT Peggy, sophomore, the Happy- go-lucky member of this quar tet, hy her energy and exuber- ance helped keep the entire group on its toes. PATSY SWEENEY Patsy, senior, also serving her first year as cheerleader gained renown when she was chosen Basketball Queen by the 1954 District Champs. x x Y - -is-f OC fe W E .le Pe N BETTY CARR Betty, senior, serving her first year as cheerleader was reward- ed for her beauty, charm and loyalty when she was selected hy the Roughnecks as their foot- ball Sweetheart of 1953. i MFOR THE MAROON, FIGHT, FIGHT! was heard often from the cheerleaders who enthusiastically lead the Junior High Student Body in backing their athletic teams. This year, for the first time, six girls instead of the usual four were elected to serve as Cheerleaders for the Junior Roughnecks. The sextet: Nona, Shirley, Dixie, Joed, Gay, and head cheerleader Judy, performed a variety of duties which included pub- licity for the teams, building school spirit, promoting good sportsmanship, and planning receptions to honor the Junior 'Necks. Junior H1 CHEERLEADERS FOR THE JUNIOR LNECKS Nona Roark Judy Thompson Dixie Fisher Shirley Rogers K5, O EC G' N G0 5 Joed Stites Gaynelle Jones if s NX 'l'qU'lm., 'i4w1vHft2QwE11w!n a.a-mmssg ,fi siffxmwsls A 1 fiuauwmrwfforewe - wfrfmwvew-xf1zsw.A.aU 4-151,-fe,g,w,.Q--w,5,g,s heerleaders CHIQICHTAIQADEHS FOR THE MIDGET 'NECKS Sue Huntley Sandra Bingham Miss Betty Clark Sponsor Patricia Young Judy Allison What the Midget Roughneek football team lacked in heavy schedule. two games with the Cladewater Cubs-lst tied, 2nd 20-0. favor Cubs: they made up in enthusiasm and sportsmanship. Much of the Credit for the spirit of this group must go to the four Pee Wee Cheerleaders-Sue. Sandra. Pat. and Judy. The girls were winners of a eoin- petition before the entire Junior High student body, and no wonder. they put in weeks of practice before the election. This enthusiastic effort paid off during the season. The Pee Wee Cheerleaders this year are among the very best White Oak has had. EQ JUNIOR BAND Q , First row: Herbert Parker, Billy Ray Clemmons, Harry Lee Ingram. Second row: Jane Adkins, Linda Watts, Guin Browning, Sandra Ewell. Third row: H. E. Pierce, David Pyeatt, David Neal Phillips, Guy Arney, Johnnie Trouth. Fourth row: Virginia McFall, Jerry Salisbury, James Phillips, Jon Zinser, Ronnie Hill, Margaret Brown. Mr. Fred McDonald, Director. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL l t OFFICERS-President, David Alex- ander, Vice President, Shirley Rog- ers, Secretary, Robert Waytg Treas- urer, Judy Thompson. SEVENTH GRADE REPRESEN- TATIVES-Jimmie Cox, Freddie Sutton, Patricia Young. SIXTH GRADE REPRESENTA- TIVES-Sandra Ewell, Guy Arney. Eighth Grade Representatives ELLEN ELMORE GENE KING X Hue On Yxepas R Xxxgh Xxx me News 'Q-sQedxaXXq W X vioasxw X e6 Sox edfb-1 Psssodx kimge-, x Sue Y-my X ' ei., axe YJSXKOT, mA Echo:-ko-Cbx X X The News va CoXXecxecX wb 555359 X Mcimnnong Sgoneos, NMS. S. YU. 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Lou Austiy Leide avy meth PBig-Din ckeff Hgaker 'Wars en N0 lller T. x Ks QM xo awme X HQNORS W. li'f,ne'S Of S anfillg Me 1953 et TR W IC OOD E 1951 PAT RI ZINSEAA 1953 D' . 11555 G 8.195311 THQ PQQL1' ST 19 ARD ATE 50,1951 X S T N A F X F Adteeeed, eC0 X 5 me 5 Kean Emu-Xy5gg,e,f00QXC and eau-ewdema g veA Koi cXxooXe and Y ko 0X WMA saga het 5 bg . 01 died Y aw! Comes 0 A 10 WAR! Yapet ed, an Xen x X exaxix? X Ykck-atb, N58 X66 K0 Y W Koi Comes B06 VANS wind Qwx X X ,Y Y,9u'xe-5 QQ 00 Xxoqoe a bxuev X gk Xaxkxxgxmg, h X, Bkgbxe. N XM 00 ikqsoueis e'mX .55 peeocfxa H eex Nuxxiw Si GMX 00 va 'AKC . te K OX Xoumake X01 coo xx 05. Xloxa Nkxnai, X0 0 X ixowa. uf'00Q 95 CHORAL CL B Front row: Patricia Lot, Patty Criddle, Jayree Copeland, Carolyn Alexander, Mary Hornsby, .lean Cline, Mary Jean Beasley. Second row: June Moss, Betty Grantham, Martha Partin, Polly Husband, Nancy Hall, Patsy McKinnon. Third row: Royce Ann Toler, Doloris Acuff, ,loan Barnes, Elizabeth Wilkins, Linda Cox, Patsy Eggleston, Martha Kunkel. Top row: Rodney Berkau, Joe Lee Smith, Jerry Wayne Bernard, Jerry Davis, Don Wood, Richard Emberlin, Edgar Smith, James Lynn Miller, Sid Bratton. Director: Mr. Pogue Accompanists: Miss Norma J ones, Carolyn Alexander Z Highlighting the Christmas festivities was the Choral Club,s annual pageant for the Parent-Teachers Association, December 15. As a climax for their year's work, the club presented the operetta ln My Old Kentucky Garden during the first week of May. Miss Patsy Buttram of the speech department helped with the staging, and Miss Norma Jones was the accompanist. MIXED QUARTET Jerry Davis Betty Grantham Patsy Eggleston Sid Bratton BOYS' QUARTET Norman Leidecker Don Wood Richard Emberlin Sid Bratton ACCOMPANIST Miss Norma Jones SCENES FROM THE CHRISTMAS TABLEAU LQMQW gd! ss .k,. 1- :s Wil: aff . 5 --s., we XFIYQK 1 Q ,A 5' f if 3 E , .- v- ,Q do-3: sci a i,,, i Ll, . 0 f A .. A i. -' .- .- fi? LIBRARY AND BOOK BOOSTERS CLUB OFFICERS Presldenl .,A,,,.,,.,,,,v,,....,,,,,,,, Janis Bingham Vice President ee... ......e. I ,ela Mae Robinson Secretary ..,..,.A,,, B,,,,,,,,, , ,,.,, C eeilia Kojis Treasurer ,,,,.. .... ...,.., A,v,...,. S h i rley Jordan Reporter ..............,..,,, ,,,,. . .. Royce Ann Toler Program Chairman BBBBw-.-..,.,v,,,,,,., Kay Penick I ss... J anis Bingham Lela Mae Cecilia Robinson Kojis Shirley Jordan Royce Toler Kay Penick Elizabeth Wilkins Yvonne Richie Jayree Copeland MRS. W. W. SHIPPEY Sponsor In taking its place in the newly organized Teen-Age Library Association of Tex- as, WhitelOak's club has had a full and very successful year. With two book reviews sponsoring Miss Evelyn Op- penheimer, they made mon- ey to help send their six of- ficers and sponsor to the State Convention. Besides exchanging meetings with lo- cal clubs, they had a sweet- heart banquet and a Moth- er's Day tea. Kunkel Grantham Acuff Cline Robertson Allen ' Martha Betty Doloris Doris Ann .lane Mary Frances Q ,.,k K v i j f , L H X ,, ff , V 1 , f FOUR-D LIBRARY CLUB The L'Four-Di' Library Club gets its name from Melvil Dewey, the man who devel- oped the Dewey classification system used in most libraries. This club is composed of students from the Seventh Grade. Seated: Jerry Jordan, Secretary-Treasurerg Sandra Bingham, Presidentg Fred Pye-att, Vice Pre-si dent. Standing: Lynda Hart, Jean Bills, Bettie Jo Coomer, Frances Tipton, Pat Young, Judy Al lison. Sharon Hamrick, Connie Morgan. Sandra Nlessiner. Sue Huntley, Tommy Jones, Clan-net Beasley, Freddie Sutton, Tommy Wells. Jimmy Cox. John Charles Robinson. Not shown: Charloie Bristow, Alice Medlin. MLITTLE GOODY TWO-SHOES LIBRARY CLUB The Little Goody-Two Shoesw Library Club is composed of Sixth Grade Students. This group chose the cluhas name to pay tribute to John Newbery, author of the first book written especially for Children-'gLittle Goody Two-Shoes. The John Newbery Award is given annually for the most distinguished contribution to American li'era- ture for children. Sf-ated: Norma Hardwiek. Second Vice President: Ruth Ann Blayloek. Reporter: Cherry Hanieak, President: Frances Kojis. First Viee President: Guinlyn llrowning. Treasurerg James Lynn Phil- lips, Secretary. Standing: James llleer, H. E. Pierce. Harry Lee Ingram, Sue Tanner. Linda Watts. Sandra Ewell. Linda Lewis, Joan Bleer, Carolyn Thomas. Faith Wilson, Judy Tanner, Wayne Skelton, Jackie Orms. Glenn Aeuff. Not shown: Sandra Epperson. Margaret Brown. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA X. fag OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,,7,7 A,...,, .7,,,,,,A,.,,. P atsy McKinnon ' First Vice President ,,,,7, Mary Nell Davis Second Vice President ,,,.,, ....,,,,, C arol Collins x Recording Secretary ,,,,,,,., ,,,.,, M ary Hornsby if--. Corresponding Secretary .,,,. ,,,r,,,, P atsy Sweeney Treasurer ,7r,l,,.,,,,..,..l,......., ......,..... M ary Deceder Historian ,,,,,,,,.,l.l,,7,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, J ohnny Wommack Reporters -,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, I lelen Miller Jeanette Whited Parliamentarian .,,, Y ,,.....,,. Shirley ,lordan Pianist ,,,,,7,,,,, , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,... C lenda Hounsel Song Leader ,,,, ,.,,,, M ary Frances Allen The Future Homemakers of America is the National Or- ' i S i'r ' ganization of pupils studying or have studied homemaking I 9' in junior or senior high schools in the United States and ,ml ,,,, ,, Q-.N Territories. This group works toward better home and ' ' A family living, provides opportunities to share in solving problems important to home life, and sponsors group proj- ects, local, state and national in scope, it increases oppor- tunities for the development of leadership and intelligent participation so much needed in a democratic society. First row: Patty Criddle, Trulene Rich, Jean Moss, C-aynelle Jones, Kay Penick, Mary Foirriestier, Janis Slack, Pat Pickerell, ,Ioan Alford. Second row: Peggy Wayt, Shirley Wheeler, Martha Pierce, Shirley Smith, Anne Waggener, Shirley Jordan, Laluana Buell, Shirley Davis, Elizabeth Wilkins. Third row: Silvia Kelley, Royce Toler, Martha Kunkel, Betty Grantham, ,layree Copeland, Doloris Acuff, Carolyn Alexander, Martha Partin, Polly Husband, Mary Jean Beasley. Fourth row: Sue Tanner, Marilyn Coomer, Nelda Maynard, June Moss, Norene Wynn, Patsy Eggleston, Linda Mft- Kinnon, Glenda Hounsel, Patsy Sweeney, Betty Taylor, Mary Hornsby. Fifth row: Harlene Bair-l, Loilitta Salisbury, Yvonne Richie, Jeanette Whited, Susan Wharry, Patsy Widby, Wanda Bleer, Billie Ward, Mrs. Hodson, Sponsor. Sixth row: Beverly Drake, ,loan Barnes, Mary Deceder, Johnny Wommack, Carol Collins, Carolyn Howell, Sue Cumbie, Patsy McKinnon, Mary Nell Davis. LEADERS CLUB OFFICERS President ......,,.....,.,, . U ,. Patsy Wayt Vice President 7777,7,7, . , . Vola Murray Secretary-Treasurer .. . ,. . Jeanette Whited Reporter ,.,,, ,, ,,,,A,,, ,. ,,7,, Charline Adkins Program Chairman. ,,7,, , Elizabeth Wilkins The Leaders Club is an outgrowth of the girls physical education program which enables students to receive further training and experience in leadership. The gen- eral aim of this organization is the promotion of various physical education, recreation and leisure time activities under the direction of student leaders. Top row: Pattie Modisette, Martha Partin, Patsy Wayt, Derline Greer. Second row: Susan Wharry, Charline Adkins, Jeanette Whited, Wanda Bl:-er. Emogcne Winn Third row: Beverly Drake, Peggy Wayt, Doloris Acuff, Vola Murray, Elizabeth Wilkins. 4-H CLUB To Make the Best Better is the purpose and motto of the 4--H Club. The pledge is: My head to clearer thinking, my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service and my health to better living for my club, my community, and my country. The monthly meetings of the 4-H Club are conducted by Mr. R. J. Dean, Ass. County Agent. Some activities of the year are planting pine trees around the school campus, studying electricity and modern lighting in the home. Each boy has at least one project and reports its progress. Top row: Lowell Phillips, Secre- tary-Treasurerq Jerry Vl'ayne Bernard, Jerry Davis, Presidcntg Edgar Smith. John Deceder. Second row: Charles Moore, Steele Zinser. Mike Cobb, John- ny Cauntt. Eugene Vaughn. First row: Milton Screws, Vice President: Jerry Starr, Bryson Maynard, Joe Bolt. Harrison Go- forth, Coy Bleer, Reporter. w: ' t -We ii ' 'Q1'l..1:xi1'!i GIRL COUTS First row: Betty Blue, ,lanice Hopkins. Paula Sue Husband: Margie Ann Collins, Mary Lou- ise Ashcraft. Second row: Linda Carol In- gram, .ludy Kern, Charlotte Hughes, Sandra Carr, Deena Hanicak. Janice Penick, Patrcia. Third row: Charlotte Jones, La- na Carol Price, Peggy Sue Cox, Hughleen Maynard, Etta Marie Carroll. Girl Scouting is not just a local activity, but a National organization with a scope of interests as limitless as the horizon. The motto is, Be Preparedgn the slogan, 'LDO a Good Turn Daily, the aim is to help each girl grow physically, spiritually, emo- tionally, and socially into the highest type of person possible. The White Oak Girl Scouts were organized with one Brownie troop and one Intermediate troop. There are now two Brownie troops with 26 girls whose leaders are Mrs. J. D. Parkerson and Mrs. T. E. Hughes, two Intermediate troops with I8'members, led by Mrs. H. M. E. Pierce and Mrs. E. M. Watts. ' The Senior troop, only otie in Longview area at present, has six members, led by Mrs. T. J. Cope- land. If' Frances Allen Martha Pierce Patricia Pickerell W t' I Peggy Austin ',., ff Ellen Elmore First row: Ruby Adkins, Sharon Ann Cooper, Martha Lee Collins, Judy Schrecker, Evelyn Kelley. Second row: Judy Tanner, Joan Bleer, Nancy Trent, Brenda Join- er, Linda Jackson, Brenda Joyce Ashcraft. Cub Scout Pack 207 was organ- ized in 1940. Cubbing is for boys 8 to 11 years of age. The leaders are H. E. Pierce, Cubmasterg W. B. Hornsby, Assistant Cubmasterg E. B. Carrington, Institutional Representative, R. W. Brint and M. M. Kirkland, Committee Mem- bers. The Den Mothers are Mrs. T. R. Holland, Mrs. H. E. Ogden, Mrs. C. T. McGinnis, and Mrs. R. W. Brint. BOY SCOUTS First row: Charles Cox, Michael Bates, Cecil Salisbury, Weldon Buell, Robert Austin, ,lack Wynn, Don Lloyd. Second row: Tommy Tanner, Johnny Wharry, George Piel't'e, Richard Trouth, Ray Huffman, Donald Rainey. Ben Brint. Third row: Tommy Holland, Loyd Phillips, Butch Drake, Kenneth Duty, Charles McGinnis, David Starr, Jerry Skel- ton. Fourth row: Cary Bost, Marsine Kirkland, Cary Leidecker, Dickie Wells, Tommy Hornsby, Eddie Ogden. First row: Jerry Jordan, Mike Cline, Jimmy Crews, Eddie Jones, Ronald Bost. Second row Billy Clemons, Max Cline, Fred Pyeatt, Hardy Parkerson, Mickey W'harry. Third row James Lynn Phillips, Jimmie Cox, Tommy Jones, Freddie Sutton, Sonny Beasley. Fourth row: Lester Cobb, Jerry Davis, Fred Roberson, Edgar Smith, Travis McLane. Boy Scout Troop 207 was or- ganized in 1934-. The leaders are Lester Cobb, Scoutmasterg Jimmie Cox, Assistant Scoutmasterg Seth Roberson, Edgar Smith, R. D. Davis, Troop Committeemen. The Boy Scouts go to Camp Tonkawa once a year for one week. Last year the Troop won the Class A lboys over 14-l Swim Meet, the Class B lboys 11-13l Swim Meet and the Talent Show Contest while they were in summer camp at Camp Tonkawa near Nacogdo- ches, Texas. The Boy Scouts meet every Monday night. First row: Jimmy Alvey, Joe Pippenger, Bill Tipton, Teddy Jack Campbell, Sexton Adams, Jerry Bernard, Sid Bratton, Bobby Wood, Jerry Starr, Steele Zinser. Second row: Gay- nelle Jones, Patricia Lott, Mary .lean Beasley, Sue Cumbie, Royce Toler, Jayree Copeland, Mary Frances Calhoun, row: Yvonne Richie, Mary Lou Sherrell, Marilee May, Nell McLaughlin, Glenda Hames, Marilyn Perkinson, Myrna Stroup, Martha Kunkel, Betty Grantham, Janis Bingham. Fourth row: Betty Young, Betty Taylor, Patsy Griffin, Mary E. McAvoy, Dinah Robertson, Mary Alice Weaver, Della Alvey. Nancy Hall, Patsy Eggleston, Doris Morrison, Joyce Mc New, Nona Roark, Jeannine Brookshier, Jean Cline. Third ACORN ACTORS ONE-ACT PLAY FESTIVAL Sally lost her heart . . . and her money . . . to a slick traveling salesman, Benjamin Slick. Willie Singletree, shy hero, sprang to aid his distressed sweetheart and her family. For extreme bravery he received his reward-Sally's love and praises from the family-Sis, Ma, and Pa. Without props, or conventional scenery, the third act of Thornton Wider s OUR TOWN was introduced to White Oak's first nighters Emily s funeral and the con versations of the dead were interpreted by the Stage Manager How little regard people have for the every day wonders of their lives was the lesson Emily learned when she returned to relive her twelfth birthday. admirer, and Wilbur-experience. x . Y 7 I , Y f , g f k 5 5 ' J' affi x ' 5 ayc ,c,,n tt it gtg F ,, . 2.9: lily Q a 8 in a.- .. Jil .a..4 S5 Q. Q 1' Wilbur's Wild Night recked havoc for his father and his sister The sudden ap pearance of an Indian in his living room began his illusion that he had dreamed a fantastic dream, and the boss's hat awoke him to the bitter reality that his experience was no dream. Good comes from all things though father got a raise, sister a new .1 it Q15 f ings, - 1 .Z lil ii A replica of the first school building was on exhibit showing the school in 1885 when Mr. Will Dunagan, the first teacher, began the first school term. OPEN HOUSE WHITE OAK CELEBRATED TEXAS, PUBLIC SCHOOLS' CENTENNIAL Sixty-nine years of White Oak School history was reviewed by a panel discus- sion led by Mrs. W. W. Shippey in an assembly, February 26, 1954. Buddy Baker presided as master of ceremonies. Mr. E. B. Carrington opened the pro- gram with the invocation, and visitors from the community were welcomed by Mr. C. C. Simmons. Little Red School- housev sung by Doris Ann Morrison and Jerry Wayne Bernard set the scene for the discussion of the panel. Representatives from each period of development discussed phases of the schools' progress in their day. Members of the panel were J ack Dunagan, son of the first teacher, Mrs. Maggie Bozman and Mr. Julius Tuttle, 1885, Miss Cara Mackey, 1912, Mr. Bill Bingham, 19263 Mrs. Jewel Meredith and Mrs. Grace Blackstone, 1932, Mrs. Clyde M. Tut- tle, 19343 Audrey Adams Maberry, 1937, Mrs. W. W. Shippey, 1939, Mrs. J. B. Doby, 1929, Gene Kern and Mary Lou Mason Meissner, 194-4-5 Leatrice Wood, 19515 and Joe Simmons, 1954. is , . . A p Q . 5 -5 4: 4 , Aa: f if -- jul -- As a part of the cele- bration the P.T.A.'s Annual Open House was held from 7:00- 9:00 P.M. following the regular meeting in the auditorium. After the visitation period, parents were served in the cafeteria by the P.T.A. Social Commit- tee. 'I V 1 ,AIS -30 Mm 1235 wil' 5' 3 dr,V...- x D810 aff if lu X' AN? 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