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

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All-Sports Banquet Top Left: Mr. Marvin King catches everyone’s attention at the Sports Banquet. Top Right: Coach Noll awaits his chance to announce the senior athletes. Middle Left: Mr. Mike Crossland and wife, Gloria, enjoy after-dinner conver- sation. Bottom Right: Coach Adair practices his speech before presenting the Joe Roughneck award. Bottom Left: School Board President Tommy Fogle and his wife enjoy the festivities during the All-Sports Banquet.

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Parents, Faculty Recognize Athletes at Sports Banquet The annual All-Sports Banquet, held in the cafeteria was an event that will be long remembered. The festivity traditionally honors all athletes, cheerleaders, usher- ettes, and their parents who have contributed to the suc- cess of the athletic program. Senior athletes were special guests for the evening. Bottom: The Joe Roughneck Award was presented to Kevin Koonce for his leadership and self-sacrificing attitude. The award was presented to Kevin by Coach Randy Adair. Right: Following the presentation, Coach Merrill Green, Head Coach and Athletic Director at Bryan High School, was the speaker for the banquet. Coach Green spoke on athletic involvement and the importance of team effort. The cheerleaders concluded the evening by leading all present in the Alma Mater. ‘UMM Waliwy 9 ant 5

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ocholars Honored With Special Day, Awards, Banquet Scholastic Day is a special day set aside each year to honor students who have maintained a 90 or above average throughout the school year. The theme for the day was “Spring Fete’’ with em- phasis on the future success of all students. The activities were held in the auditorium with Superintendent, Robert Proctor explaining the importance of Scholastic.Day. The Omicron lota Lambda Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted its nine new members as part of the special events (pictured at top left). The crowd was entertained by the ‘‘Singsations”’ (pictured at left) from Longview High School. The Freshmen were awarded bronze pins for their scholastic achievements while Sophomores received silver pins. Juniors were given a gold medal or a sweater and Seniors were awarded a gold pin with a ruby for each year the student was on the Scholastic Roll. Departmental Awards were given in 11 areas of the academic program. Bottom Left: Robby McNew receives the Art Departmental Award. Bottom Right: Ronnie Par- sons accepts a science award from a represen- tative of Texas Eastman.