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

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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

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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

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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