Woodhouse High School - Lion Yearbook (Tucker, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

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U IME- 7 SENIOR CLASS Mocyzowlc '2!QfL Jlfool PALESTINE TE J EDITING STAFF Virginia Riqsdell E ,, E Editor Marie Walker A E Asst Editor Philip Blanton E Class Editor Forest l-lertel or Art Editor is Y ti' E f all - if 1 'Qs' ., r' ri' mxx M QNAGING STAFF Raymowd Walker Busmess Manager Margaret Dotsorr Asst Bus Manager V1rg11 Ramsey Sales Stafi Farrest Leatherwood Sales Staff CQMMERCIAL STAPP Taylor Publishing Co., Dallas T cPrinter Wheat Photo Service, Dallas Photography Tropical Arts Studio, Palestine r or roor r ooo,i Special Photography Special Art Work ccccr ,S Porest Hertel, Qakwood f ' XXX! 25' F at A .f Z,-' ' 3, if fu Z' 6 , A , ,u 52555 FOREVVORD The Stott smcerely hopes thcxt thls hook W111 brmjr to you ln the future ohty the fondest ot memorles cmd thot you WVIH be pleosed to have oe rt o student ot Wood house We ore md bted to Forest Heftel of Qok wood Hugh School for hls oft cohtwbutloes to our CARTOCN VDITION of THE 19118 LION I ,qv XY eminem new '10 I I I I I I I J U U I I I I,InIfe?1if'.-.iti.T iii Epfr, f.cf nh-I JJ ,, iii' 'f.2:I . Lf Iv 'fl -lit ,r'4:'1,-L RJ!-is ,- g1,1I 'pf' If Q :xy utr 1z.I',Li1y1 'i' , ' '11 ' I l fav 13611214 IO :TU I I1v4,iI1J.'w L. ' I It wk MZ Adzlef gffgi President BOARD GF TRUSTEES Mr. L. T. Graves Secretary Mrs. I. O. Mormiq Kr. Guy Keelgzig X ' Vhlliczr. Campbell fir. Edd H::l1:,'.'Jdy Mr. T. I. Weldon V I ' -.A '. gr. -sie ,gmer UCCGSEB 15' CEi31rf1 teriZed by wertziv cmd useiul lives. All students must fiber Illfif tie fCTXf.C'y'CfS fire Lzivegtxrzg 1,1 Lt df :rmriey in them. They have J 393 :....QClS Grid tfiipsgitf it 1 :TQ ygd tidy :grow X1 Emowledqe cmd I vfmue: s:'.'.'ever Ile Cliff lllill 15 to tiwke 11 worthy Cuizen out of you. efxrgf : Lp jg .ITC Jlidlf 's H1 yea die cblgqcted To these VJRD Liiveit-:fd 1:1 sq -if 'gidke li Q1 SSA' 'vestit1eri.' PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President . Mrs. H. I. Harding First Vice-President . .. Mrs. D. F. Leatherwood Second Vice-President . . Mrs. C. W. Plummer y Third Vice-President Mrs. W. B. McDonald CHU! Fourth Vice-President . . Mrs. Eva Collier Yl0+ Shown Secretary-Treasurer . Mrs. L. D. Phillips The Woodhouse P.T.A. is an organization seeking to know the mysteries of childrens hearts and minds through the Great Teacher, preparing them to be ot greatest service as our leaders of tomorrow when they will need to be strong and well developed that they may act wisely and honorably. 'We are trying to lead and inspire tnern that their minds shall be fortified and their un- derstanding of nurnan needs lze akin to His. ,,. -L ' .1 1713 f x' 'T ' 'Sri .I-x, Dear Friends of Woodhouse School, With all the disturbing events and doctrines of the time it is little wonder that students becomeconfused in their thinking. What to believe and what not to be- lieve is very difficult. However, if we build our Uhouses on firm foundationsn the problems become easier. The lives of Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Roosevelt and Wilson along with the teachings of the Bible should serve as a mighty good bulwark against the Hshifting sandsu. Schools are striving to give its students such a background so that they may carry on the American Way of life. Sincerely, A Mr. A. B. Awalt Superintendent of Schools FACU LTY CLINT BARS prrnctpal of h1gh school 1nstructor of sctences and agr1culture assoc1ated wtth the Woodhouse school ftve years of h1s twenty s1x year career B S degree from N T S T C served W1th the US Navy durlng World War Il formerly a member of Elkhart school staff fox terner hobbylst a loyal Woodhouse tan' I I DREXEL STOKES graduate of lohn Tarle ton College and Abllene Chrrstlan ts the coach and mstructor 1n mathematlcs at Woodhouse Hlgh By IHSDIIIDQ har work clean ltvtng and thtnkmg habits. Mr Stokes has a profound tntluence on the Vfoodhouse students He and hts teams are known throughout our part of the state gfftzflxaliff Eftrcxency attracttveness and neatness are outstand1ng characterxsttcs of our new Engltsh and commerclal 1nstructor MRS BESSIE MADGE COLLIE Her col lege alma mater s E T S T C and Texas sponsors THE LIONS ROAR and teachtng sponsortng lun or classes IS one of her hobbresl Xleazllvv ttitl 'x Fl 1 ,, V I ,V ti . . . is . . I - . U .... ' ' Iunior class . . .after thirteen years of , 'J ' I i 1 E 9 C' ,. I , X , ' 'T CDU ' X K 'W . ,V x '- Lf ' V 'L . . . . , - - J. VY Y I L , -I .I , I Q l MRS ROSA LEATHERWOOD Elernen tary prlnclpal assoc1ated Wlth Wood house schools smce l938 M S degree from East Texas State Teachers College takes Vrce Presldency 1n stnde t P T A A C E and T S T Sponsors 4 l- Club glrls She wnr long be rerrer bered IU Woodhouse Cornrnunrty to srncere lnterest rn hrldren and her rna y land deeds FACULTY Never too busy to adv1se Wlth a student or to work on a prograrn lS MRS LA VEBNE STOKES senror sponsor d1rec tor of choral and K1tten Clubs SUDGTVISOT of school lunch program and home maklng teacher MRS l.QUlSE HEROD wrth her assorted ollecnon ot shoes IS a person who IS aa ned by all udents for her neat appearance and Wlnmng sm1le BA degree trorn Baylor Un1vers1ty Vtfa o Sne carne to Wood rou n 1944 FACULTY MRS. IEWEL HALEY with her cute per- sonality, dimples, and Well-groomed appearance would be an inspiration in any classroom. Graduate of Sam Hous- ton State Teachers College in Huntsville, she teaches the third grade and is in charge of the library. MRS LAURA HQGEHS tne campus humorist is found in the trst g ade ro In a graduate of T S C W Denton A C E re re entative Un que and varied hobbi s ats unusual pro grams and traveling Sweetn ss ana quietness are the charac eristics found in our second grade tecah er MRS MILDRED MADDUX degree from Sam Houston State Teachers College in Huntsville every student 1S greeted with a pleasant smile each day when they meet Mrs Maddux iii-1' l 'vi I? :iii fYy1q,L7YL9j-9wwo,w-a,4,a Jiadtw FACULTY Woodhouse School rs lndebted to RUTH W- CHANDLER lnstructor rn prano for her wholehearted co operatlon and emoy able contrrbutrons 1n the held of entertarn rnent Mrs Chandler has served as the accornpanrst for the Choral Club as Well as helpmq out on xnnumerable occasrons A qreat blq thank you Ruth' I I gfafvvnio, Sixers! Qrmga A rnan who IS tops rn the held of rnuslc IS MR IOE G LAUMAN a forrner Enqhsh lnstructor at Woodhouse he now teaches prrvate plano lesson here holds a B A degree from the Southerr Methodlst Unrversrty Dallas has q1ven students frorn WHS many hours of rnusrcal entertarnment The auret effrcrency IS the qualrty apprecl ated of MRS NELL GREGG secretary to the Superrntendent and School Lrbrarran Student of Lon Morrrs Collects unusual pltchers rnother ot Lee Ann srxth grade Whos Who the busy holder of the schools purse strrnqs ,- 1 1 , ,ft . A - X, .11 ff. . . . . , .. 1 , 'Y' T? . .. . . - ' 1 '..' . , 5 . , . 1 ' 1 . ,- FACULTY When youre feehnq low what you need IS a tn to the drnrnq hall a few SON and all s well aqaln her meat dxshes are really a specralltyl l 4.x t,,,4- MRS ESTELLE MACK has worked 1n our school lunchroorn srnbe 1940 as the baker of breads, we thrnk she's un excelled' 1 Our specral thanks to MRS THELMA 'VICDONALD who has helped as chap eron on ball tr1ps also for those d9l1C1 ous salads and desserts you can always count on a cheery Good Morn rnq bv - wav ' 'p ' ' . . . V merry laughs with MRS. ELLEN IOHN- .L 1 I - NA . MR CELY drives the Lonqlake Tidewater A horti ulture hobbyist he s done much to help in beautilymg our campus' l ,,.....--vw., FACULTY The school custodian, MR. DAN HENRY has been associated with Woodhouse School since l943. Our thanks, Mr. Henry, for a job Well donel l I MR WOODROW AXUM drives tlse Maq nolia Hunt Carnp bus helps with heavy work in the dining hall respect ed by students for h s efficient drivinq and tne quiet wav his work is don bus... 'c ' , ' f 1 I I - - i l ' ' ' Q - .7615 Presndent V1ce Pres Sec Treas Reporter Sponsor V1rq1n1a Rxqsdell Raymond Walker Margaret Dotson Mane Walker Mrs Drexel Stokes VIRGIL RAMSEY Basketball 44-48, Co-Capt. 48, Iunior Favorite 47, Track 47-48, Sales Staff 48, Baseball 44-48, Sports Editor of THE ROAR 47. VIRGINIA RIGSDELL Choral Club 45-48, Class Pres. 45, 48, Future Homemaker 45-48, Class Sec. 46-47, Class Beauty 47, Editor ot LIONS ROAR 47, Editor of THE LION 48, Kitten Club 47-48, Who's Who 47. MARIE WALKER Choral Club 45- 48, Sec. 45, Future Horne- maker 45-48, Class Favorite 47-48, Who's Who 47, Reporter 46-48, Kitten Club 47-48, Asst. Ed. of Annual 48, Asst. Editor of LIONS ROAR 47, Highest Grades 45-47. RAYMOND WALKER Basketball 43-48, Co-Capt. 46-48, Class Favorite 47-48, Bus. Mgr. of Annual 48, Sports Editor of Annual Sales Staff, Class Vice Pres. 45-48, Baseball 43-48, Track 47-48, Coronation King 47, Who's Who, Best allaround Athlete, Best all-around Boy 44-46. SENIORS PHILIP BLANTON Transfer from Palestine in 47, Prince of Senior Coronation 47, Editing Staff of THE LION 48, Publisher of the LION'S ROAR. MARGARET DOTSON Baseball 46-48, Basketball 48, Choral Club 45-47, Pep Leader 47, Future Horne- maker 45-48, Basketball Sweetheart 46-47, Kitten Club 47-48, Who's Who 47, Asst. Bus. Mgr. in 48, Sport Editor of LION'S ROAR 47, Secretary and Treasurer 48, Lion Queen 48, Vice Pres. 47, Sales Staff 48. FARREST LEATHERWOOD Basketball Manager 47, Sales Staff 48, Honor Guard in Senior Coronation. in 1'9- Presxderxt Vrce Pres Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Rcndolph Holl Elmer Wooley Gumevere Stone Leolo Faye Wood I M Huntsberqer Mrs Gordon Colhe ffl Ruth Benqe L, .4 'e ,1 loyce Crouch Randolph Hall I. M. Huntsberger Helen McLeroy Shirley Newton lohn Edgar Rogers Guinevere Stone Naomi Wallace Leola Wood Elmer Wooley JUNIORS President Vrce Pres. or o or , Secretary Treasurer Reporter , rrrr,, ,,,. . . Sponsor ....r..r v ..r,,....,Iohn A. Gaydon William Lee Collier I'Ann Weldon Bobbie Harp Norma Dell Keelinq Mr. Clint Bars s 'N 1 bv, T 'T I 5' SOPHOMORES Q William Lee Collier Gwindolyn Crawford Iohn A. Gaydon Bobbie Harp n 4' I Q 1 Edward Holloway Nancy larrard Norma Dell Keelinq Maurine Roy lola Walker Connie Warren I'Ann Welgdonrivw Bennie Wright L Y7' Pre-srdent Vrce Pres Sec Trecs Reporter Sponsor 111' Lols Henry Iohnny Wllhcxrns Norman Pursley Iva Le-ne Icrrrczrd Mr Stokes 1 'Yi T7 FRESHMEN Helen Berryhill Melvin Crouch Wayne Durham Ben Graves Lois Henry Dee Holloway Iva Lene larrard lerry Newton Norman Pursley lohnny Williams Wanda Wynne - A 1 arf 6 '?..x , 8 W' ! . 1 IQ! Efle- IN Q QM: . 4 f 'J ' 'ir i zz -i rn 'Sf' R' Xu! N xxx : f X Presldent Boyd Carter Vlce Presldent Gerald Brown Secretory Treasurer SYIVIQ Ph11l1ps Sponsor Mr A B Awczlt Y' ff N 'K XXX ll B rorrororoooroororoororrrroororrorr rrrrr ooroorrrorrorr B JW U BBBBBABBBA f lflfffffflffffflfffflB - -- 5 U V A E I C5 I-l T H G R A D E Lonnie loe Alexander Patsy Arnick Lois Bass Gerald Brown PQyOl.QQ.rier X Dorothy Dean M B85 OV Iirnmy Holloway Iarnes Kiser Dale Persons Sylvia Phillips.. Ianice Wallace Frankie Warren lb X Mickey Carter Mary Ann Collier -.li D X Nl. .T - x Floyd Lee Dobbs Mary Lou Dobbs 5' Betty Emert Billy Ray Gaydon Rheba Keelinq Kenneth Martin Patricia McConathy . 6- , Lois Rogers 1:-1 . M rv , , 1. :hd-rif7. 'i!ri A Phillip Sprague Edward 'Wallace Louise Williams 0 l ' x 1 . ,- A Q Q V Lee Ann Graqq Charlotte larrard Betty Lou Luker loyce Pierce La Dell Selrnan Wayne Smith Charles Warren Tommy it!-eldon Marsha Lynn Bell Dixie Berryhill Veleska Crawford Margie Cribbs Tanya Dyal Sally Io Gilmore yah fr- .A '.' .1 , -4.-J' ' X' t 1' 'X BIN, ' V' 'grille 'x A x ' ,x L x YT' 'liomm Q I lF'i?l I -3 1 :ffl gm. X. f , , Iirnmy Addington 'QW C s' Tommy Ray Alexander ' X , ,.. h'-x - ff! ' 14 7 Qi' I XX -'lux - Mary Berryhill Vivian Blanton Don Carr Iannie Clark Charlene Collier Malcorne Crawford fl 5 K l ' l Q x X i R 'ID oro+l'Xy 'S Martha Dean S g 5-fe r Iohn D. Dotson Elizabeth Harnrnonds Billie Hiqqinbotham l Us I 1. Q l Billie Holloway Evelyn Huntsberqer Fred Iarrard, Ir Mike McConathy Kenneth Meador Dwain Persons Charles Pierce Selma Stevens Carl Ward Franklin Williams Carolyn Wynne w . is-X L L, 11 'P -1.-J' xii' Q, f I ' Elmer Stevens 4 - D - .i Q QEEQZ? 1 V 5 . K Q' tn x Hman! 1 i .5 s. ---0. fs.. Charles Luker Carolyn Miller Verqil Raines Elizabeth Robertson Bobby Rogers Shirley Swann Nelda Warren Billy Whittaker Bonnie Berryhill Betty Blanton xg. 1 Y ff' L' -4.-J' - . , X I . cl-lm. Iosephine Elliot Martha Holloway Melvin Holloway W, A. Huntsberqer Q 4 S 5.2 'B A , D , 1 sz fill' X 'K , I M ' xv A if sr xi 11 ' , 1- 'F in Q31 ,Y X i 2 Rx , - 1 ,,.,. vu i y XV I1 K Margie Keeling George A. Mack Linda Maion A 'TFA Qld like V Mary Etta Meador William Peace Danny Persons Ierry Starkey Wayne Stevens Shirley Anne Vaughn . V 5 I Alice Faye Blanton Ruth Kay Chandler , S Ni Frieda Gay Chandler William Lee Higginbotham Maxine Holloway David Ives Linny Iarrard Elwanda Iohnson I -'A-I' x5 '54 ,gg 1 . 1 R . , . ' Y - 'll 'Ji 1 :Gigi i iw '- Gerald Leo Bell ,Z A . 'ry , E.-5-.1-ii' - . ' g .Q ' lf, ' . -f' Betty lean Carr we 1 annum Gerald D. Cates Billy Dotson Gerald Harding Guy Keelinq 'P . J Frieda lo Moseley 'I' Donald Pierce E Iii- -:?:..-EZSEQE' fn:-,jj--.......,: n' f: -fffg t::::--H .' I. 'fffl .1 . lr s Q ' Betty Sue Roqers is ' L. Barbara Smith . Z 'Q ff, . 4 ,I , I, Q gre. 2 fx - 4 ' 'JI.f tk -J: , . 1.1 vi? I -Q' f ' Wade Warren - ,bi . 'X 5, Suzanne Wilcox 5- xl, I.: wr' , Nw! 25' J, 4. , 3' N +kl5 BYQWCV L ix pn Iohri Kiser Nell Moore Neal Plummer lean Smith Don Starkey Shirley Starkey Clarence Wallace Carolyn Warren Barbara Whitaker Q EDITOB S NOTE The methods for selectlon ot celebrtttes thts year has been a democratlc one The SCHOOL BEAUTY and MOST HANDSOME BOY were selected by popular vote of the entlre hrgh school after nomrnees had been made by each homeroom CLASS FAVORITES were selected by popular secret ballot vote of each class Nomtnees were made tor the LION OUEEN by the basketball boys and for the KING and OUEEN of SWEETHEABTS by the vartous classes The vot1nq tor each was determlned by an enttre cornmunlty penny vote method ALL WOODHOUSE boy and alrl and the WHO S WHO roster was determrned by secret ballot Awalt of the Bulletln Board Herald for the Very tltttnq and clever Whos Who Wnte ups 3 Q 'iv el Oakwood Art Edltor if ot THE 1948 LION vote of the faculty. We are indebted to Superintendent V te Presenting - Forest Hart- .M r 1 1 . MAUQINE QOYX55 A554140 5 136.4104 W? T M if Azdnjiafwe QAM DOL!-94-0 4-4-ALL.. of 1 y ' ' I ...,,,4,A wr ' . T-955' ' 2 fTQ,T! ,. W2 ' YT at ,- 5 A in , f 2. V5 3 .fb A . W'4' Agn SENIOR FAVCDRITES Marne cmd Raymond Walker .- SOPHGMORE FAVGRITES Bobbie Harp cmd Bill Collier l UNIOR FAVGRITES Shirley Newton cmd I. M. Huntsberqer FRESHMAN FAVGRITE Ivcrlene Icrrrczrd, Ben Graves EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITES Sylvia Phillips Dale Persons 1 L 7? L r efoc ce ,fgfqed Aafffb -:Z S552 'ffgfz-Q' 'WV Happy when the L1ons w1n but WHO S An all-around qood athlete and good student is likable BILL COL- LIER Sophomore VicePresident and Class Favorite. Selected on allx tournament team in Palestine and Dialville Basketball Tournaments. B111 rates hiqh at Woodhouse!! when they lose oh how low MARGARET DOTSON Queen of the L1ons feels She IS a real sportsman and athlete herself As Class Secre tary Treasurer and Assrstant Bus mess Manager of THE LION Mar qaret has had a b1q hand rn th1s years annual however as always xt IS the WOODHOUSE LIONS that has Margaret s mterest TN' The Sophomores are proud of therr presrdent IOHN A GAYDON Hrs lrkable drsposrtron makes h1m al ways Welcome A 48 basketball let terman showmq much rmprovement and a tme prospect for 49 and 50 WHCD President of the Kitten Club and the Future Homemakers BOBBIE HARP is one of the s hools outstanding leaders Her pleasing ways and willingness to do have added other honors to her list Class Favorite Cheer Leader basketball guard and a leader scholastically Iunior Class Favorite is IM HUNTS BERGER a real student and gentle man As Class Reporter he makes use of his English ability His chiet desire is to letter in basketball Our Senior President is VIRGINIA RIGSDELL. Named as the All Woodhouse Girl by the faculty, Virginia has won the hearts and admiration of all who know her. In '47 she edited THE LIONS ROAR, and this year it has been THE LION. A student pianist and a member of the trio, Ginny has been active in all school activities. SMUS Doak Walker 1ust doesnt compare to Woodhouses RAY MOND WALKER Raymonds bas ketball pro Ness makes Doak a thrrd rater rt compar1sor1 Seruor Class V1cePres1dent Busmess Mart aqer of TI-IE LION basketball co captam and Class Favorrte Ray mortd was voted ALL WOODI-IOUSE BOY by the faculty Idol of every thmq that breathes at Woodhouse he wrll leave deep foot prmts rn the sarrds ot hrs beloved school WHO S The School Beauty MAURINE ROY also has a lovely oersonalrty A forward on the basketball team one of the Cheer Leaders and Vrce Prestdent ot The Future I-Iomemakers ot Amerlca 5 I W1ll do my work to the best of my ab1l1ty thats MARIE WAL KER Satrshed Wlth rrothmq but her very best Marte has had the best scholastrc averaqe of the school for the past tour years She IS the Semor Class Favorlte Semor Reporter and Assrstant Edltor of THE LION WV WHO IANN WELDON wlll always be adm1red for her qenume tnterest tn school act1v1t1es and for her wtllmq ness to help Outstandma scholast 1cally and var1ed talents contnbute to an outstandlnq Sophomore per sonal1ty W ELMER WOOLEY says that lf you want to do somethtnq stronq enough you can' And we know what he n'eans Admtred by all students for hrs courage and qood mtluence El mer IS the lun or Vrce Presldent and Bustness Manager of THE LION S ROAR HIS w1t wtll carry h1m a lonq Way' Feature writer of THE LlON'S ROAR is capable LEOLA PAYE WOOD. Vice-President of the Iunior Class, member ot quartet and trio, an outstandinq basketball player, and an all round qood student. .11 N M421 N ' s F ' S62 gQmLwg ffm? fffeamfy SALLIE. JO GILMOQE.. fmsf Afuufaiome Z? 6,mzw2'afz7 Pl-HL! P SDZAGU E. 'Ki'- ' 'WTTUD' ELEMENTARY WHO S WHO Attractive, modest and studious are some ot the qualities that make CHARLENE COLLIER an outstanding elementary per- sonality WAYNE SMITH is the quiet, capable type who contributes his part to the classroom scholastically as well as an active interest in the special work. Who doesr1't like this impish grin of MICKEY CARTER? The typical American boy! Recognized by the entire school for her dramatic ability and cheerful personality, LOUISE WILLIAMS has made a place for herself at Woodhouse. Loved by classmates for her sweet and winning personality, esteemed by teach- ers for her ability and cooperation, LEE ANN GRAGG is truly a WHO'S WHO. Admired for his music ability and the poise of a little gentleman, ELMER STEVENS belonqs to the Upper Ten. QQFETSSTP r' 6' , A 5, H 'H rv 'liz 5 r X PRIMARY HNIFTY KNOCKOUTSH KAY CHANDLER AND VIRGIL RAINES 1' 5 YX CQWXEN 5556 G4 Y CH MOST Xl 12? AN N PXN Q s R DLE A TU QQXXXA 126 H AND HAL QE Barbara Smith Linda Mason Grade 2 Grade 3 Barbara Whitaker Carolyn Miller Grade 1 Grade 4 PRIMARY FAVORITES F' rr xv, C QU Taffy Sm AUVTES M051 3509 dey Sforli 6 45 fe ' AW, ral' 1 Q.. W-ml G ni Q U DY PL, Ma, 'Dau kcehvg ir f-we F' tk - Al 1: Mm 'V T '- N .W N 1 S , A -' f. -5 ' Q -Q ' 7 Bu . A ' 5133-r f gf en 1 1 5 ,. fy, g,,, W .ki , A- Mg? M ' . ' ' , ' f2,F': ul ' Mr'- wy ' ' N L . wif.: V ' , A. , M-zlpw . ' . A' . :A , 53? 1 155314 .l '- QA .,M,,..,z......,f.. .ma 3 .YW ,,. ,. QW., . bf,-N , fx f- 4 We , , , A-3, gf, .,. J ,- , , , V-1--, b, ,LW ,L . A..., Lgrgxv' K ,A ... ..v.1. . ' X 'X ,.,v,.n wp. ,,,, A . Q 'wwct D+ . , 3. LMA, ,', . 1..,.,.. , .... .,. .,.x , - ,. 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They iust crawled under i 18. Sunninq at Bcrtcfn Springs 9. ' Across ine alley 2- iO. '??'?f?? li. Chinese Sunken Gardens QQ fx 43 F' CW WON VN F Mm x4 C rw ,-V fi' H1 I'fU.1 g: ut fi'.s1..gL f Hmm 1:3452 gkmm: f ' thf 51-ififti ff THF W-iff l. 1 'i V' ?!X'Q71i f QY f Pf?'f FST WVV FY fwfr? i A.H 'N,ffl'T'ly 1SZ Cz' YK , Hg pee. H15 Ji glzy, 21, pggiilixzjg ,if:i, 1'iL: 545.13 C7 iQ1: s'f:5Tri hfmv -iff Jviziff for :wif It .gf I-lIA 'li 1i 1311: ziuiulx 'Lil 1 f Q ni 1.1 .q Tfiflfi i3f,,fff, fQQ 'NCQiHQfQf A I . i Cf Ifkf iii 1p,rQ ' 1Lf. vr 1 'H' ' xf T i 57f 1U1 L4'Q'Xrc11' ' J .1 -1i s' fm - iff , vvfiw. Af ' . .'T, iF1f21 yfw ' N ix 'W' P Qi ' ','A i7 1 zciziii Coach Drexel Srokes 'C7 gif Qfafzfaaen MARGARET DOTSON AND IZAVMOND WALKER WOODHOUSE LIONESSESS The l947-48 school year saw the renewal of girls basketball after it had been discontinued during the war years. Girls basketball made a big hit this year and promises to become as prominent in the athletic program in our schools and throughout Texas as is boys basketball. The l..ionessess were considered the most improved aggregation in the district and was the darkhorse of the district tournament at Rusk in which we lost to La Pryor in the semi-finals. The club was able to win nine games during the season and held every team well in check with the exception of the great Maydelle team. The team was composed of Margaret Dotson, senior letterman, Leola Wood, Shirley Newton, and Naomi Wallace, junior lettermeny Norma Keeling, Captain Maurine Roy and Bobbie Harp Sophomore letterrnenp Lois Henry, Freshman letterman, and the Sophomore squadmen, lola Walker, Weldon, Gwendolyn Crawford and Rheba Keeling. f l x' ' . Q '2 Qt W-WW Q Iola Walker Lo s Hen y Freedman Guard Shlrley Newton umor Forward Qv E1Qhth rade F ard wwf Capt 1r1 Sophomore Guard SEASON S We They D1a1v111e Cayuga Gallatm Maydelle Maydelle Dralvrlle Whuehouse Bullard Maydelle Summerheld Gallatm Slocum D1a1v111e Whrtehouse .S A vm rx 'Izrmbr Guard QW 1 I . ' ' 16 28 4 13 31 ' 4 11 24 S 27 64 g G 16 61 we rf 3 ' ' 18 35 , N ' , 9 15 Sophomore Foryward X4 19 17 4 37 25 77 jj - 32 17 af - 14 20 j 21 14 ' ' - or 12 18 ' ,14 15 ' , Q , A 1 W e M 1- Sa D . Margaret Dotson Senior 'Forward SCORE Faye Wood We T1'19Y lunior Forward Independents 129 15 Independents 42 12 Bullard , , 43 50 Cayuga N ' 9 32 Maurine Roy Independenis 33 17 Sophomore Forward Maydelle 9 37 Slocum . ,,,, 37 23 Maydelle . ,7,,, 25 60 12 32 Cayuga ,,,,, Cayuga so M29 29 Gallatin . H ,,,, 16 22 Whitehouse .S 19 13 La Poynor S 17 23 Summerfield 20 19 Helen McLeroy Manager Bobbie Harp Sopohomore Guard Cl , ,VDJJAVF RkelQer AKee'lfvi3 Sephemere- Guard Sophomore Guard .lu rx C 9 v- 'K F5 , A V I iffy Wwmflgaifi ifgflf M Eff Tix J Q53 SEQ? E2 X3 Ui? if Q ? QWFOWW WM JO OFLFIMENDS gf! X , X ,LVM if N QQMQ Nm ' 5? EQ WSW 5 Y XVASVQZW 3 QQQX H 7M '4 if-jjovfiwwwvxb fqwf- SH' U 1 KQMJW -ww Www 4 '7Qf'4f'jM vfgks x Q KX WP, QQ, EX Blix gi jx J 2 w gi A X N x , as gf Q mx fi WOODHOUSE LUON S The 1947-48 season for the Lions was completed with a highly successful year March I by defeating Frankston by a score of 59-44. This game closed the high school basketball careers of two fine seniors, Virgil Ramsey and Raymond Walker. Both will be greatly missed when next season rolls around, however, with Bill Collier to lead some very fine prospects we are looking forward to some greater things in the future. Raymond was recognized as one of the top basketball performers through out the area as was shown by his being selected on the all-tournament team in the Lon Morris College. Palestine, and Dialville Invitational Tournament and all-district. Sophomore Bill Collier ran Raymond a close record for honors bv being selected on the all-tournament teams at the Palestine, and Dialville Meets and bv also making the all-district selection. Virail Ramsey, Connie Warren, Iohn A. Gaydon, Randy Hall, Ben Graves, Wayne Durham and Lonnie Toe Alexander played an excellent brand of basketball also. 'Each of these boys will be back next year with the exception of Randy and Virgil HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SEASON One: Winning runner-up award in Palestine Tournament. Two: Playing Maydelle, Texas state champion, two close games by scores of 49-50 and 2-8. Three: Defeating Marshall 4l-37 in Lon Morris Tournament. Four: Defeating Cayuga 50-38. Five: .Defeating Palestine 31-20 Six: Defeating Boles Home 88-45. Seven: Winning over New Summerfield 47-35. Eighth: Basketball banquet where eight boys were lettered. Nine: Going to State Meet at Austin March 4, 5, 6. it- .. if rd - Ben Graves, 5' 7 Freshman Guard in- lohn Edgar Rogers Manager Senior Guard Co-Captain WE Dialville ,,,,e,7,, 51 Cayuga ,,7A,,,,g so Gallatin ,,V77-gg,V 4.4 Maydelle ..,...V 45 Dxalyille ,,,VVAV,V 44 Maydelle ,JU Wh Nehouse , 31 Bullard ,---bfA-'f- 49 Maydelle ,----e- 44 Winona ff-f4---- 91 Summerfield 45 Gallalin ,,.,,,V, 99 Slooum yfgqrgy 42 W ells ,77.VV 7 43 Dialvrlie -49 32 Marshall ...s, 41 Tyler . ,ss.,,ssVY 9 Gallatin ,,sss.., 37 Whitehouse H 28 Summerfield 43 Wayne Durham, 5' 4 Freshman Forward l. M. Huntsberger, 5' 6 lunior Forward Raymond Walker, 5' 8 SEASONS THEY Z6 41 Z4 ou 149 44 Z4 45 'zz Z1 59 4U 97 99 Z8 43 37 45 30 59 Bill Collier, 5' 10 Sophomore Center SCORE Boles Home ,,,o 68 Boles Home .,,. 3l Bullard ...,,...... Maydelle ...Y,. Brankston .Y.... Palestine Y , Cayuga oooo.ooo, Winona ooo.oCal.l Malakoff .l,a,... Summerfield Golden ,rCrC,or,r Mavdelle oCrr,a Wells ,, o.o,o. Y . Slocum .,or,, Cayuga e,o, gg, Cavuga e,o,oer, Gallatin . ouv.a .. Frcrnkston eer.,, Summerfield Frankston ...... THEY 45 33 45 67 25 25 59 37 40 60 31 8 30 32 44 38 49 36 32 44 Virgil Ramsey, 5' 6 Senior Guard Co-Captain Lonnie Ioe Alexander, 5' ll Eighth Grade Forward Iohn A. Gaydon 5 9 Sophomore Forward Connie Warren 5 8 Sophomore Forward Randolph Hall 5 7 Iunior Guard WOODHOUSE KITTENS The Woodhouse Kittens played a very heavy schedule for the year winning nine, losing two games. The two losses were to the fine Palestine and Frankston junior clubs. These two teams were beaten earlier in the year. Paced by tall Lonnie Ioe Alex- ander and Wayne Durham, the Woodhouse Kittens fought their way into the finals of the Palestine Iunior Invitational Tournament by defeating Rusk in the first round and Iacksonville in the semi- finals, before losing to a tall Palestine club. Lonnie Ioe made the all-tournament team and received a gold basketball. All of these boys are good prospects for the Lion teams of the future, and we are looking forward to seeing some good ball players from this fine group. WE THEY Solcurn ....... .,v,., 4 8 31 Palestine ....... ,.-,,, 2 5 36 Rusk .............. .... ,,,,,,.,., 2 6 20 Iacksonville ...., W, ,,,, 28 22 Montalba .c... ,A,,,,,,,, 3 5 24 Montalba ...... e......,, 2 7 19 Montalba ..... .,..., , 28' 21 Frankston ..... ,e.,,,,,, 2 6 24 Frankston ..,.. ,,,,,,,,- 3 1 26 Palestine .....c. ,.,.ee,,.- 4 O 28 Four Pines ...... ,,,,,,,.,, 3 1 25 Coach Stokes Holloway Pursley Student Coach Walker Durham Carter Alexander Holloway Graves Crouch Williams Brown Kiser fyrgw e .gba Virginia Rigsdell RGYm0Ud Walker Editor Business Manager Editor-in-Chief i,,.i ,, .. Virginia Rigsdell Assistant Editor aa..... ,VV. M Clfie WGlk9f Assistant Editor s.,.. s..s- P hilip BIGUTOH Aff Editor Viirr, V,7,ssiV7VV . , , . Forest Hertel Business Manager . . . . RCiYl'I'lOI'ld WCIUCGY Assistant Bus. Mgr. i . .. Margaret Doisori Sales Staff ,, Virgil Ramsey Sales Staff .. sss. Farrest Leatherwood The senior class under the leadership of Virginia and Raymond has Worked hard to bring You a Yearbook that you can enoy throughout your lifetirne, so that, as you turn the pages of this book and look upon faces of your classmates you can recall happy experi- ences, Wistiul days, and carefree hours. As the years go by, it is our desire that this annual may grow dearer to each of you. We have tried to present the school year exactly as it happened. We hope you enjoy our efforts as rnuch as we have enjoyed developing it. Your approval will be all the reward we ask. fit fiamffd! ACCOTHDCIHIST Mrs. Ruth Chandler Soloist Virginia Rigsdell Director Mrs. Drexel Stokes Cur choral club is made up of sixteen voices. It has co- operated with the different club organizations of our school and community by entertaining them with musical programs. We have two smaller organizations that have proved very successful, the quartet and trio. Programs for the year included, musical contributions to assemblies, P.-TA., Kitten Club Banquet, Corona- tion KNET, Commencement, civic organizations, and programs for F. H. A. clubs at home, Slocum, and Conroe. Mrs. Ruth Chandler has served as accompanist for the entire year, and Virginia Rigsdell has been the soloist. SCI-IOQI. QUARTET lvalene Iarrard, Helen McLeroy, Faye VJood Guinevere Stone, Ruth Chandler, Accompanist VIRGINIA Soloist r l l Philip Sprague President 1 ug, - , A BOYS 4-H CLUB President . ..,., ,eee , . .v.e Philip Sprague Vice-President i,ee, ,ii,ee, , , L Billy Ray Gayclon Secretary and Treasurer ,L ,L ,L iieYrr,i Mickey Carter Reporter viriiiu ,,i,.i,,,ii..,,e...ii ri,i L rii. T o mrny Weldon County Sponsor ,i.... ooooi M r. Lindsey Faculty Sponsor oo,.o,o....,.oo,ooooo P ,, ,..ioio Mr. Clint Bars To make the better best 4-H CLUB PLEDGE l pledge: 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 agi- QL? H6 -93 GIRLS 4-H CLUB President . ,, , .. . Lee Ann Graqq Vice-President w,,,....,. 7,,7,. R heba Keelinq Secretary-Treasurer eeee - 'Louise Williams Reporter .. .. . ,LL. . . .LL.L .. Charlene Collier Faculty Advisor .....LL.L LL.,,iL. M rs. Rosa Leatherwood To make the best better Our qirls of 1947-48 are working to develop desirable ideals and standards for homemakinq, community life, citizenship, and a sense of responsibility for attainment. We want to develop habits of healthful living, to get information, and learn to use our leisure time wisely. As We Work in this club we will develop worthy ambitions and adesire to continue to learn, in order that We may live fuller and richer lives. Lee Ann Graqq President 762, Y? Mrs. Ed Wilcox President l I 1 l it it 1 4 i' 1 -v--A---. .M we . fu ...W i this fiv- if -...,...... ,. 4 6 5652774 Q ww fm amffewfian 55,5 President Mrs. Ed Wilcox Vice-President Mrs, Harvey Ezxert Secretary Mrs, Ray Luker Treasurer M1ss Ruby Lanier The most active club on tlie VVYC1tCillCi,1SQ Canzous the Hottie Demonstration Club tiiat meets twice each :nontln Ln the Hottie' rnalcinq Cottage on the second and fourth Wednesdays. Under the leadership of Mrs. L. D. Phillips during the first sernester that of Mrs. Ed Wilcox during the SQFLQQ semester, and under the quidance of Miss Susie Brabhant the County Home Demonstra- tion aqent, tlie club lias accornplislfied niucli in the field of lzonie and community leadership and imorcverient. Protects for the year included participation in the C3unty Eair and time study of lamps and shades, qlass etching, slzruobery and the cuttirtfg ct dresses with strires and pla1ds. Z, i me 'fl Ill: 1.4 4 I-I v N-f , 1 z 'W-. pin q, -ml ml... illllli l ...-1 , li-' ' O ,kwullulgh LJ -Q , S Uh ge X yufwfze Afwuc'wi4E'ffz4. af Jane? 62.41 K President Bobbie Harp Vice President Maurine Roy Secretary l'Ann Weldon Treasurer lola Walker Reporter Guinevere Stone Parliamentarian , Faye Wood Song Leader Club Mother Sponsor Virginia Rigsdell Mrs. Mclseroy Mrs. Stokes The Woodhouse Chapter ot F. H. A. has done its part to make the year a profitable one. Club activities included participa- tion in the County Rally during Future Homemaker. Week at Slocum, contributions to the Slocum Home and Family Lite Project, Area Vlll Meeting at Conroe, and State F. H. A. meeting at Galveston. Protects for the year included the making of curtains and plaques for the dining hall, curtain improvements in the cottage, and cooperation with the P.-TA. in planning and serving refreshments each month. Socials included the traditional Christ- mas party, a Motherel-Daughter tea, skating party and spring social with the Slocum Homemakers as our guests. BOBBIE HARP President CHEER LPADERS BObb1G Harp Muurme Roy Shlrley Newton 1 1 61,1-, Z--'-- KITTEN CLUB President ......,.A .... .. , 4 w . . , , Bobbie Harp Vice-President H ., , , ,,v. Maurine Roy Secretary-Treasurer .., ., v,A,,. S hirley Newton The Woodhouse athletes have ended another year with the complete support of the Kitten Club. Win or lose the girls have stayed right in there cheering their teams on to victory. With the enthusiatic support of Bobbie Harp, Maurine Roy and Shirley Newton, the girls have made their year a successful one. Social events of the year included a buffet supper honoring Boles Home, and the Athletic Banquet in March at which time awards were made to the cheer leaders, and all W lettermen - both boys and girls. 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Nuff' 1- ' , S ' fn f I S C9 72 The we t s o i n Town Uwfjkffa Samoa CLASS 48 Oakwood Hlgh 5011001 J C PENNEV INC DEPAQTMENT sronz Palestme Texas A F 'V' E R W O R D The CARTOON EDITON of fhe 1948 Llon remembered pleasures 1n the years to come Remember to patromze our advertlsers It IS through thelr generos ty that our annual1s made poss1b1e V1rg1n1a R1gsde11 Raymond Walker 6 I is yours. May it bring many happy hours of I JCWEWZWZZ fZM Your yearbook is a store of treasured memories. The oft repeated thrill ot recollection which accompanies each new search through its pages will many times repay you for the care and consideration which has gone into its creation We are publishing l948 Annuals tor more than 900 Colleges and High has no doubt made possible the long record ot our school annual achievement Schools. This patronage indicates a wealth oi ideas and service which