Woodhouse High School - Lion Yearbook (Tucker, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1950 volume:

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We have tried to present through the various division pages, pictures of the realities that await them as they become high school students and come to the threshold of a greater future. 5vL'4 JA L'4b'4b'4b'4b'4b'4 L'4h'4L'4b'414 ii xv Q gf ,- E, 2,5 4 ,W A , f, Q X Ma si H fb' ,fl V., Q A ww S L T GRAVES Presldent 2041015 af LFSTER COLLIER ED HOLLOWAX fuwteec CHARLIE COLLIER K, GUY IXEFLING FREEMAN CHANDLER MRb J O MONNIG .Secretary A.-1 VW A457 ff W rf M Mr A B Awalt, efflcrent, understand1ng,opt1m1st1c supermtend ent of Woodhouse School smce 40 IS the person to whom students go wrth then' problems and fmd h1s personal mterest, h1s cheerful sym pathetrc manner an encouragement and xnsprratxon A Unxversrty of Texas man, Supt Awalt graduated from there m 28 As a student he was a member of the Internat1onalRelat1ons Club, Honorary g vt club, a member of the Half 'Vioon Fratermty, and He became a part of the Frankston school system rn 28, servrng as coach untrl 32 and Prmcxpal untrl 40 He served Uncle Sam m the AAF from July 42 untxl july 43, graduatrng from Radxo and Con trol Tower schools Returnmg to Woodhouse 1n September of 43 h1s mterests and actrvxtzes have been varred and far reachmg a member of the Kmghts Templars, hrghest order of the 'Nlasonrc Lodge Order of the Red Red Rose honorary organxzatxon of school men, NFA TSTA, Texas Ad mrnrstrators Assoc1at1on, and a member of the btate Textbook Com mrttee, servmg as the chalrman 10 49 V. M . M415 . - ' '19 president of the Little Campus Club. , . , . . . . , . , , . . LAURA RODGTRS B S T S C KX Flrst and Second Grades BI IIE JAVTS B S Sam Houston Ihlrd and I ourth Grades FLTONWILDONI BQ MQCW C olumbus Nhss fth C rade- ONIA Cl RLI-IE Q - S Fifth and Qixth Crades il RI NI H C.H.XNDI-IfR Instructor of Piano 7 4 BESSIE MADGE COLLIE, B.A. - E.T.S.T.C. English and Business Administration ,W ,M-,off WELL GRAGG Secretary to Superintendent DRFXFL STOIHSS B S A C C Mathematics Coach History and Librarian LAVERNF STOIxI'S B S A C C JEWFLL HALEY B S Sam Houston CLINT BARS Science Homyja MV Mrs Ellen johnson MIS Eames E s Mrs Rub? fell Ma ck Woodrow Axum F I Cely Dan Henry 3 ,. ,ff , 4 t A., , X 4 'Yi ff!! - . 'by ,M Pre indent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Spons or eacafc0 B111 Colher Norma Dell Keelmg Bobb1e Harp Mrs Stokes ff'-Q, J ANN WELDON BOBBIE HARP OLA FAYI' IVORY x.... CONINII' XXARRI Y ll IION Softball 4 50 4H ub 4 BOBBII' HARP IX Letterman 48 50, Qoftball 4 50 Volleyball 4 , Cheer Leader 48, 49 hrtten Club Presrdent 48 49 F H A Chapter Treasurer 4 , Pres1dent 48 49 Reporter SO Area Vlll Treasurer 50 Choral Club Class Treasurer, 47 48 Class Secretary and Treasurer 49 SO Queen of SIXEETHEARTS and IIOLI DAYS' News Fdrtor THE LION S ROAR Feature Edrtor THE LION Who s Who Class Favorxte 47 49 School Favorxte 50, Scholarshrp Award 48 Most Repre- sentatrve '50 embed Transfer from Pa lestrne 111 49 sales staff THE LIONI lxltterl Club, Basketball F H A Song Leader 49- 50 uartette 50 BILL COLLIER Semor class Pres1dent, junror Vrce Presrdent, Sports Edrtor of LIONI 8 ROAR, Busmess Manager of THE LIONI, Class Favorrte 47 48 School Favorrte 49 Rho s W H Secretary 47, Duke of SNOW TIME Honor Guard of HOLIDAY S Duke of FFSTIVAL of 'NlATIONIb W Ietterman 4 50 Co Capt 48, Capt 49 50 Ten ALI TOURINANII 'NIT sele ctrons boft ba Track 4 50 . . , 11 fl 7' 1' L ' Q 5 Q ' 7 1 , ' , P 4 X 9 Q ' . . ,, 1 ' 9 I A 7 9 U 3 ' ho,4- 9 N ,- Q v 7 , . I I T, U D9 v -v-n - 1 4 1 , A . Y D Y Y lf I . , , - 1 I, H ' ' - . .I , aa Q 11, . U in -E xr .l .l 'J x 5' 6 N . 'I r I Basketball '47- '50, Sales Staff X ' , qigw, TIE . I, , - W CI '7-'45 I 5 af' Q - N I, 2 ' 1 2? .. 1 ' li 1 H rn 1 ,l I 1,f L 1 , 9 7 rf 1 ' 1 r p r' ' i l V - , O I t 7 7 ' Q U ' i .7 s f A 1 7 P P 1 9 7 N l 1 7 l me I: 4 nv u - ' 9 ' 4 1 9 ' 1 ' ' 1 U Y . , -, . 7 7 ' 9 - 1 Y PEGGY HILTON Transferred from Palesune 1949 Coronatron Tr1o of 1949 F H A Snapshot Edrtor of THF LIONI F H A Quartette 5 NIANCY JARRARD Class Edltor, THE LION1 F H A X GW IWDOLYN CRAWI' ORD Ixrtten Club, Choral Club, F H A Vrce Presxdent 49 50 Softbal Basketball Quartet, Cheer Lea der, Jumor Class Reporter, Who s Who Duchess of HOLIDAYS LION! S ROAR sbaff, sales staff THE LIONI, Jester Of FESTIVAL of NATIOVS H1stor1an 49, Ixrtten Club Choral Club, Reporter Book Worm Club iff Q INORNIA DOO KEELINIG Krtten Club, F H A Vxce Presr dent 47 Volleyball Softball Publrsher THE LIOY S ROAR Sport S Edltor THE LION Freshman Vxce Presxdent Soph omore reporter, junror and Sen lor Class Vlce Presxdent Who s Who Duchess of ' SNOWTIME Honor Guard of SWEETHEARTS Cutest Grrl 50 W Letterman 48 50, Captam of the Lroness Athletrc Award 49 named on srx ALL TOURNAMENT teams e o A Y , . . ., 4 - Il 1 L H, Wf- QM I S A .gb ' U , J y . .1. I 1 I T,l if A , XV 0 Q , J QMS , Q XF ii X A C Q - 0 'A X x Q Vi, 'Q 1 A . L 0 'i'v,. I , 1 I Q P ' L , , . . . , V , ' V V , e y . ,ny f 'X V - u V, Q 4 ll, ' 1 ll VII U -1 ' ' ' Staff 5 JOHN ISDGAR ROGERS Basketball 46 48, Softball 46 50 Sales Staff THE LION, 4 H Club, Manager of Lrons rn 4 MAURINE ROY XX Letterman 48 50, Softball 4 50 All Tournament Team rn Gallatm and Summerfreld Tourn aments Choral Club 47 48 Krt ten Club Vrce Presxdent Who s Who, F H A Vrce Presrdent 48 Orgamzatron Edrtor LION S ROAR Typrst THE LION Cheer Leader Class Soc1alCha1rman 49 50 Basketball Sweetheart Nomrnee Freshman Beauty School Beauty 48, 50 Jester FESTIVAL of NA TIONS. GWENDOLYN P ATE Transfer from Lone Star 49 Ixrtten Club, F H A Hrstor ran 50 THE SO LION1 Sales IXENNETH SMITH Transfer from Palestme 48 Basketball 49 50 Poster Charrman of Book Worm Club, Softball 49 50 Honor Guard for HOLIDAYS Sales Staff LION S ROAR ..-Arf' 0 ' l D , I G 1, of THE LION, Art Editor of '49 If ' ' . S Y 5 9 aa - 5 Ml' n -v 9 - I ' . l , . . , 8. i n -v-1 u an f 9 1 n ' - ' P 7 I Q o I I , , u ' 1 1 I . l , 7 , l V , fx , , 9 9 , - wi BENNIE WRIGHT 4 H Club 47 49, Book Worm Club, HEARTS S Basketball 47 THE 50 LION Sales Staff J ANN WELDON Krtten Club, Choral Club, Accom pamst for quartet and choral club 49 50 F H A Chapter Secretary 48 Area VIII Secretary 49 Chap ter Parlramentarran 50 Softball 'W' Letterman rn Basketball All Tournament team rn Gallatm Who s Who, Freshman class Sec retary and Reporter, Sophomore Class Secretary, Honor Guard HOLIDAYS , Edxtor of LION S ROAR and THE 1950 LION IOLA WALKER W Letterman, Orgamzatron Edx tor of THE LION, Kxtten Club, Cheer Leader 49 Choral Club Softball, F H A Treasurer 48 unxor Class Vrce Presrdent, Who s Who, Candlelrghter of SWFET JOHN A GAYDON Freshman, Sophomore, and junror class Presrdent, Who s Who Letterman, Softball, Track 48 Busmess Mana et THE LION S ROAR, Sales aff THE 1950 LION Kmg of SWEETHEARTS and HOLIDAYS , voted Most Handsome Boy 49 50 5 lf!!! N I D , t .,.,-' 5 Q53 O It 2 44r'le ' - , E E . oy : ' k . in QD y ' ' , . I , ' -f ' G , g iq - .A . - ' - :WW . ' . .f A ' ' - I' nfl, ,Q , gg gil' . buf! 1' - mm Off President Vzce President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor jerry Newton Iva Lene jarrard Melvm Crouch Dee Holloway Nirs Colhe MELVIN CROUCH WAYNI' DURHAM 515351 BEN GRAVES DEE HOLLOWAY IVALENJII JARRARD JERRY NI XXTOW I . ff ff 1,9 Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor - - - - - uddy Walker Bobby Ivory Dorothy Dean james Kxser ------------ --- -- --------Mr Stokes A J james Krs er Robert Moore Joe Payne Janice Wallace g v Alton Walker Frankxe Warren Ivel Wrlght BM. Sa Lonnie Alexander Patsy Ruth Amrck L urle ne Axum Dorothy Dean jrmmy Holloway Bobby Ivory 'X ,GS a0fccefz4 Preszdent Margaret Payne Vzce Preszdenz Phrllrp Sprague Secretary Treasurer Mary Lou Dobbs Sponsor Mr A B Awalt 'O I A! H P Bishop Jr Mary Ann Collier Floyd Lee Dobbs Mary Lou Dobbs WW' Betty Ann Emert Billy Ray Gaydon Bennie Marie Glenn WA 5 Rheba lxeeling Margaret Payne Lois Rogers P hill ip Sprague Shirley Thomason Edward Wallace Louise Williams 1 V , 'Q P9 as a 9'l 56,414 gm President Wayne Smrth Vzce Preszdent Veleska Crawford Secretary Treasurer Charlotte jarrard Reporter Tommy Weldon Sponsor Mrs Haley 'Wt ...IW Drxre Berryhrll Kenneth Martrn Veleska Crawford Donald Morrrs Sally Jo Gilmore Joyce Prerce Charlotte Jarrard Wayne Smrth Betty Lou Luker Charles Warren Sarah Macrel Tommy Weldon 1' Q? -1 W at ,.,. G .,., ,K 45' Zemeatcnq Z '13 V 1 S' f Elizabeth Hammonds Billie Higgmbotham Billie Holloway Evelyn Huntsberger F A jarrard jr Kenneth Meador Charles Pierce Elmer Stevens Selma Stevens Billy Thomason Carl Ward Franklin Williams eaewzfd Qmde Jimmy Addington Tommy Alexander Dixie Berryhill Sonny Billings Don Carr jannie Clark Johnnie Vern Clark Charlene Collier Malcome Crawford Betty Damron Martha Dean john Dotson I' fa vs., . . -3 6 . A I' A sny A , ' vi s . , . . . . J 1 A X ' ' ll' lg? C a Q , a C Q' v ,- if p ' 4 N s s ,ag james Porter Vrrgrl Ra mes Elrzabeth Robertson Bobby Rogers Shrrley Swann Nelda Warren X r 76 Q4 f' ' 2 f Billy Whitaker 7414 QW Frieda Gay Chandler Ruth Kay Chandler William L. Higginbotham Marilee Hilton Maxine Holloway Linny Jarrard Elwanda Johnston Margie Keelmg George Mack S V ?aufu!4 Qmde Berry Jean Carr Brlly Dotson Gerald Hardmg Royce Gene Niorrrs Frreda Jo Mosley Donald Prerce Betty Sue Rogers Barbara Yell Smrth Wade W arren Suzanne W rlcox '99 Neal Plummer Nell Moore Thomas Rogers ean Smxth Donald Starkey Shlrley Starkey Clarence Wallace Carolyn Warren 1 had Qzcwle Aubrey Alexander Harold Dean Mary Lee Glenn Glennell Handorf Calvin Hurxtsberger Betty Johnston Jerry Johnston Robert Jarrard john Krser Barbara Whrraker Si Faye Alexander erry Axum Rawle1gh Berryhxll erry Campbell Nhldred Sue Carr Butch Collrer Tom Damron Glenda Foster fn.. Don Johnston Mary Lmdsay Ab1ga1l Nlacxel Nancy Nlason Patr1c1a Nllller l Yvsa Robert Mosley Lxnda Prerce -1 Xlary Thomason jerry W ard Niarrha Warren NlClVl!'1 Wxlllams I X C-lx ,guts ls ,,. u 'Q la 4 K A l x ' I 1 E f ' ' my Q e l J - L ll V ' n A 2, if 1 ' k L was I f ' V . -f 'J' ,.A Patty Gaydon A 4 v,vS 'V ' Q9 my i-jj' M7172 .J , . ng, n M A Avia 1 yo 2 ,,-2,,f5 V , ,M Ugg , ' V 5 , fs V 4 . 4 1 ' H7 A 7:4417 Qmde Charles Dav1s Khllxs Davxs Lloyd Handorf jr john hlfklfi jr 4-N 54, James Lanmgham lmvclyn Moore I ucky Newton Nhra jo Rames Hubert Redd Edvun W11Cox, jr. U I I A x -e ' y - x e W ie , . ,M ' 'ku' V '.,:.i4-WIIS, Dy M - Meri-,,,. , f ' Y X - A ' Q A . . W I fvw h . M y fi' Q,-1' , ...W Aff. 'Ffa 1 75.1 ,, W? ff 2 W-W: If ecufmea T 5 I e ,Q . 424' iq .bf 1 4 A2 5 4 2 7 Lai , Eli 4 K f' Way N.: X xr ,fs 5 gn -9 Q, 1 '11 V A111223 f f , f ,Q SC HOOI I XVORIYI XM MOST REPRESFN TA TIVE ,L ,ff NS,-7 ,Q F'-er'i ,f Jn .fi H21 g CLTENT GIRI 01977141 LM iz A22 ff: ' ,iq Q' 2 70444 7044 A leader among hrs classmates an rnsprratron to all, When there s a ,ob to be done, BILL answers the call A lover of sports the athlete of the year For a boy so outstandrng, we g1VC three cheers ' Whos who school favorrte, best all around In var1ed acuvxtxes her talents abound, Shes smart and fr1endly as can be Once you know her youll surely agree At playmg ball shes really sharp HARP a - O fl, Oh yes, of course, it's BOBBIE l 79, 70444 Wie An excellent athlete a good stu dent that rs 'HALRINE ROY One who 19 artractrve well man nered, and completely porsed As a basketball forward she one of the best, Thrs senror has truly done her part for VC H S A frlend to all yes that rs Woodhouse S J ANN Always busy, but vullmg to lend a helprng hand A scholastzc leader of those who shared her school days To the capable lfdrtor of the 50 LION we extend our prarse 7044 4 Con And Her stantly bubbling with vim, vigor and vitality, brlnging happiness to others wherever she might be keep the school spirit soar ing is GWIN S chief delight enthusiastic support has always been for the red and white ats off to the Captain of the Lionesses who led them so true ' Calm and stabalized on the hard woods was our dependable DOO Liked by all who know her for her quiet but friendly way smile will always pay ' 7044: IUH ll ' . , . Living daily by this motto, A To ' ' - 706a'4 Wie 'Vow you see her, now you don t IOLA WALKER xs yust that way She may be small, but on the ball court, she can reallv play When you see her at a glance you rnstantly can tell That IOLA S smrle w1ll carry her to achlevements, w1thoutfa1l Admxred by the faculty and stu dents for her W1ll1I1gI'lCSS to he p Always considerate of the other fellow and not Just of herself Determrned rn her studxes rs our mdustrlous 'NIAINCY WELL, A person so completely co opera tn e, we know she ll do well a f Q .L ' if n , ,f an J6 . .5 1 -g, ' 1.4 -,f '- +11 ' .M-if V2 -531 '53 1 1 , Q -V - .- -fx 2'f,7f'47Ql1!'7w : W MQ 171 ify fff: I -ff ., Jmiflsflg' p,,fqfg'xyf i f vm-0 1 , ig-,f x lgigkfsyffn fm 4 u , f f f :mmmfyf v3g,q1w2f b 3- L 5, gy-14 ,f f 1 . Q, ,jx V. Q 4f A '11, ' ilyf. -3 w' COACH STOKES Captains Keelmg and Colher Pre sent Trophxes to Supermtendent Jem Zecwlew Betty Luker Sally Gimore Veleska Crawford Charlotte jarrard Norma Dell Keelmg Iola Walker Maurme Roy Captazn, Sensor Forward Sensor Forward Sgnlgr Forward of Slocum Norma Dell gets the tip from Jones . iq LIONESSE 'S 19 50 TEAMS WE THEY Maydelle 24 38 Slocum 24 17 Maydelle 37 35 Dialville 45 33 Slocum 30 24 Dialville 52 30 Cayuga C yuga La Poynor New Summerfleld ' Bullard Bullard La Poynor Bullard ' Gallatm ' acksonvllle ' Tenaha ' Bullard Montrose La Poynor s tall guard, falls to stop Norma Dell s left hand shot Slurley Thomason Rheba Keelmg Ola Faye Ivory Freshman Guard Ff9Shmf1f1 Gllllfd Senzor Manager TEAMS Jacksonville Cayuga Slocum Cayuga Cayuga Elks La Poynor New Summerfxeld Dialville Fannett La Poynor Slocum Cayuga Slocum C yuga Slocum Nfiaydelle Iola breaks loose for her favorxte a Iola tosses a nice shot agamst Nir J D Youngblood, Cayuga Norma Dell S hook shot IS too Slocum in County tournament Supt presents champmnshxp much for Slocum s zone defense Nlaurrne rs too fast for Slocum S guard Maurme and lola set up a nrce shot for Norma Dell J Ann blocks tall left handed Hanson S shot 10 dlstrlct tourn ament Gwin and Bobbie watch j'Ann tie up Cayuga forward in Coun- ty tournament. Mr. Hughes, Mr. Youngblood and All Concentration on a toss up between County team. Our gtrls are Norma Bobbxe and Franklm of Slocum. Dell, j'Ann, Bobbxe, and Maurme. Q 3 fuk, V . ill gjk A Q 1. Q Y , V VL Y-. f ffflwx GRADUATING W ' LETTERMEN Uohn A Was In Hospual When Pxcture Was Taken J :Wu Lonme Alexander Ben Graves J1mmy Holloway Sophomore Forward Iunzor Guard Sophomore Foruard - 'an if 5 Holloway, Payne, Alexander Collrer, Durham, Stokes Graves, Warren, Gaydon, Walker, K1ser ffl Bill Collier Wayne Durham john A. Gaydon Captain, Senior Center luniar Guard Senior Guard TEAMS Maydelle Slocum Maydelle Dralvxlle Warren Slocum D1alv111e Cayuga Cayuga La Poynor Oakwood Leona Bullard La Poynor Athens Maydelle Troup New Summerfxeld Bullard Jacksonvxlle B111 outyumps Pxckermg, No 99 Jacksonville center of Royal Purple Flyers Frankston Elkhart AlEOIl Walker Joe Payne Qophomore Forward .Sophomore Guard LION'S 1950 WE THEY James Klser Sophomore Guard TEAMS Teague Jacksonvxlle Troup Slocum Slocum Chandler Boles Home Cayuga Elkhart La P oynor La P oynor Slocum Cayuga Cayuga Frankston Slocum La Poynor Frankston Cayuga Slocum Slocum Slocum SFASONI SCORE THEY B111 and Bob tangle at center III red hot Slocum game on Lron court ' Tournament Games jxmmy and Lonnre joe look on whxle Wayne takes a free throw . l ' WE . 31 34 A 32 27 54 33 26 28 35 29 49 35 41 21 21 41 42 18 59 37 42 31 Frankston 46 36 44 41 40 65 43 46 51 36 36 33 43 40 48 27 32 56 . I 41 42 . 54 38 62 37 ' Someone wr11 need to untangle jrmmv from Bob and Sam Lonnre Joe gets ready for a rebound as B111 takes a nrce one Skxp B1Sh0P of Slocum attempts to block B111 s shot rn dxstrxct tournament Wayne and jimmy watch as Lonnie joe shoots against Slocum zone. Skinner of La Poynor oucjumps Wayne. Lonnie Joe and Bill wait for rip. 415:-asain B111 outyumps Plckermg, No 99, center of Royal Purple Flyers Lonn1e Joe Stops Kelley Duncan of Cayuga Brumley, Gafford MC Cullom and Rlley pose wh1le the acuon takes place agamst Cayuga Wxldcats Ben, Lonme joe, and ,hm my glVC moral support Hal Johnson and four other Wlldcats can t catch B111 on thlS one Poor referee J1mmy and Sam Dublin almost cover hlm I , - 8 Wayne takes a lay-up shot ' v V Buddy and Lonnie joe out guess Cayuga s johnson All-district team. Tommy, Buddy, Bill, H. B., Kelly, Wayne, Skip, and Cayuga Supt. Cousins fight lf out in best game of year Cayuga won 46 43 Three on two - - looks like a cinch for Woodhouse Lions. Wwdlaaw Kitten Wrrght, Ivory, Wallace, Smlth Newton, Moore, Stokes, Dobbs Gaydon, Brshop, Crouch, and Sprague TEAMS THEY Slocum Oakwood Leona jacksonvrlle Elkhart Elkhart Slocum Slocum Prospects for future Lron teams are very good due to an abundance of good small boys Brlly Ray Gaydon, Phrllrp Sprague, and Floyd Lee Dobbs, three fme freshmen prospects, together wrth lrttle Charles Warren and Wayne Smrth played very frne ball to defeat some teams who were consrderably taller and older than they were One of the best games of the entrre season was wrth Frankston rn the Frankston gym The Llttle Lrons won 30 24 rn an overtrme perrod Other yumor boys were Tommy Ray Alexander, Bob Smrrh, Donald Morrrs, Tommy Weldon, Elmer Stevens, and John Danrel Dotson WE 15 37 43 18 42 38 ' 34 19 ,I 47 12 ll 19 10 22 35 26 27 Slocum 27 29 ' 0 For the thxrd consecutxve year the Woodhouse semor grrls won the Woodhouse Inv Softball Tournament by defeatrng Whrtehouse rn the fmals 12 3 Due to a good record rn softball over a perrod of three years the grrls were mv rted to play under the sponsor shxp of Hassell and Foster Funeral Home of Palestme 1n the Palestlne Softball League The gxrls won thrrd place and played some frne games wrth the Lonon Motor Company and Palestrne Cleaners fluff wwf The 1948 49 Softball season was hrghlxghted by several close games wrth Oakwood whrth had a yery fxne team Xie were able to w1n only one out of a f1V6 game serres In the Woodhouse Invltatron tournament rn Nlay we lost 1n the frnals to Oakwood 3 l rn a well played game Randy Hall and Wayne Durham handled the prtehrng throughout the tournament Randy rs the only man not returmng so we should have a very fme team thrs year 1947 A B525 at rp Woodhouse was well represented 1n track and f1eld dur1ng the 1949 season although there was only one parr1c1pant, BILL COLLIER Outstandmg performances 1n the h1gh jump and broad jump 1n the Regronal Meet at Krlgore, ent1t1ed B111 to qua11fy for the State Track Nleet at Austm 1n May, where he won frrst place 1n the Class B broad jump w1th a new state record of 22 ft and 4 mn It has been determmed that B111 s jump was better than the w1nners of 38 states 1n the Unrted States B111 also t1ed for second place 1n the state meet IH the hlgh jump and won the medal when he called the toss of a corn correctly B111 s best jump 1n the K11gore Regronal Meet was 20 ft 6 1n HIS h1gh jump mark was 5 ft 10 ln B111 has h1s eye on the all t1me state record of 24 ft Z rn 1n the broad jump and hopes to break th1s mark that has stood smce 1924 Fi W-6wniu iw sutbiha ME' X4 Ski' IIE' If 1 l 1 1 1 S YQ , 4. X .Wu A ,ff , A. ,Ml . W,,,,. T, 1 , fn y,,.f A M i 3 2 ,,,,,v- 'Wkl.4- ffm f w'6M fmf14g 4w 2,1, 4? .. 3 ,, , 4 fi 3 1 ,M ,Hg id? f s fi' PM E Ev 4 8 K 4 74a 50 .lion J ANN and BILL talk rt over EDITING STAFF Iola Walker Orgamzatron Ed1tor Bobbre Harp Feature Edrtor J Ann Weldon Edrtor Norma Keelmg Sports Edrtor Nancy jarrard Class Edltor v O Peggy Hilton - - --------- - - - Snapshot Editor JOHN A. and MAURINE meet the deadline. SALES STAFF Ola Faye Ivory BILL QOLLII R Busmess Manager Connre Warren Cwendolxn Pate kenneth Smrth Benme Wnght john If Rogers Gwmdolyn Crawford lfff PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION President ---- First Vice Pres. Second Vice Pres. Third Vice Pres. Fourth Vice Pres. ------ ----- Sec. Treas. -N - ' - - Mrs. J. R. Mason - Mrs. H. J. Harding - Mrs. J. G. Collier - Mrs. F. A. jarrard Mrs. W. N. Crawford Mrs. C. N. Plummer Wrth the objects as 1ts trustworthy gurde, the Woodhouse P T A wrth a membershrp of 52 has set for xtself the hrghest purposes and standards rn the way of parent and teach er work Our theme for the year rs Teamwork for Today s Chxld In drscussrng these month ly toprcs, we ve learned that teamwork between the school the home, the church, and the Communrty secures for our child a better understandmg of hrs needs and welfare One of a long lrst of credrts due the Woodhouse P 'I A rs the splended co operatron of Its members and crtrzens of the commumty rn the rarsrng of funds each xear Thrs year necessary funds have been rarsed by a presentatxon ofa Womanless Weddrng and forty two party HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB Preszdent lmss Ruby Laman Vzce President Mrs BCSS Robrnson Sec Parlmmentarran Mrs Skrpper Addmgton Reporter Mrs Ethel Martmdale Recreanon Leader Mrs Ed Wxlcox Counczl Delegate Mrs Ed Holloway The Home Demonstratxon Club of the Woodhouse communrty meets the second and fourth Wednesday of each month rn the cottage The purpose of thrs organrzatxon rs to provrde adult homemakers wrth new methods and rdeas for makrng thert homes more lrva C Mrs. Bell, Home Demonstratxon agent, demonstrates xronmg methods. 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' alcne President Iwrst Vzce Preszdenl Second Vzce Preszdenz Secretary Treasurer Reporter I arlzamentarmn Song Leader llzslorzan C lub Vothers Sponsor Area PIII Treasurer Ihstrzcl I Song Leader 0 140162664 Iva Lene Jarrard Rheba Keelrn Gwmdolyn Crawford Dorothy Dean Bobbze Har I Ann Weldon Ola Faye Ivory Gwendolyn Pate Mrs Fmert Nlrs Ivory Mrs Stokes Bobble Harp Iva Lene jarrard ,KXYWZIWQ jllluf if A 'Wm Future Homemalcers of Amerrca IS an organlzatron of grrls mterested ln home econom rcs The Woodhouse chapter, composed of twenty members IS aff1l1ated wxth the Drstrrct, Area, State, and Natronal F H A program of work Durmg thrs school year rn addxtxon to our chapter meetmgs or socral each month our glrls have partrcrpated rn the Dlstrxct meetmg at Elkhart, the Area meetmg at Farr fleld, and the State meeting at San Antonio and hope to have another representatrve at Camp Trrmdad thrs summer The hlghlrght of the year was the observance of F H A Week whlch was the frrst week rn November It was observed wrth rad1o broadcasts, pledge and tag day, mstal latlon of offrcers, and m1t1at1on of new members P IANO CLASS As a part of our extra-curricular activities, private lessons in piano are offered on the school campus to all interested students under the capable teaching of Mrs. Ruth Chandler These students are a credit to our school as they participate in tecitals as well as making vital contributions to our school programs We are grateful to Mrs Chandler for making this actrvrty possible Students taking piano this year are Elizabeth Hammonds Linda Mason Charlene Collier Gay Chandler Janie Clark Martha Holloway jean Smith Gerald Harding Sally jo Gilmore Nancy Mason Mary Etta Me aclor J Ann Weldon F rankre Warren Brllre Maybelle Kenneth Meador Kay Chandler Nancy jarrard Holloway BOY SCOUTS The Woodhouse Boy Scout Troop 434 was orgamzed rn january 1949 It now con srsts of two patrols wrth Tommy Weldon and john Dotson patrol leaders and T J Weldon Scoutmaster The fourfold object of the scout work rs burldmg character, good health, skxll rn workrng wrth hands and mmd, and domg thmgs for other people as well as fun, fellowshrp, and adventure By meetmg the Scout requrrements a boy learns to stand on Motto Be Prepared Tommy Weldon Patrol leaders John Dotson F A jarrard jr Assnstant patrol leaders Charles Prerce Melvxn Holloway Scrnbes Kenneth Meador his own feet and to be helpful to others - - to render service as a scout. , u 79 . . , . K X XX ROY FCS U ARD DVA 11 W QOZNOR S Home Con! Y 'ESX N PSX, Sxixoxis ovmbe Y Xovl xt 5 este Y ESTXX1 BL E PCYXO 'Afeii is Cx S uc 12 e s se S 1,11 and o 4 like 'VA T1 o NS Court Iesters Gwm and Maurme Lady Martha Dean, Prmcess of Romama escorted by Prmce Iumor jarrard Lady Dee Holloway, Prmcess of Sweden escorted by Prmce Melvm Crouch NA. Lady Nancy Mason, Princess of Holland escorted by Prince jerry Axum. Lady Mary Etta Meador, Prrncess of Scotland escorted by Pnnce Wayne Stevens Guest Artists for FESTIVAL OF NATIONS Walton Cude - Mary Ann Lester u Il 91 A ff' ff ,, 3 : TULIP TIME Fzrst and Second Grades ALOHA FROM HAWAII Fmfth and S1xth Grades I TWILIGHT IN GYPSY LAND Seventh Grade A TOUCH OF THE ORIENT Thud and Fourth Grades DRESSED UP VERSION OF TEXAS STAR Caller Mr Johnson Palestme Bobb1e Harp Wayne Durham Gwmdolyn Crawford Bobby Ivory Iola Walker Ben Graves I Ann Weldon Boyd Carter '11 'MJ' 4 1950 WHO S WHO Of WOODHOUSE HIGH Plcture made m Nirs Gragg s new horre fMaur1ne had lefty THE CHRISTMAS STORY WINKEM' BLINKEM AND NOD Float entered m the Anderson County Fan' Parade Fust Pr1ze Wxnner 850 Make ll count I Come om Shirley' C S go I OU! 4 Cs 1 2 F. H. A. HIGHLIGHTS '49 Area Officers - j'Ann, Secretary - five from left. Murray Cox Broadcast - Fairfield 9 iiiii REM' 3 F.H.A. Week - Bobbie, Area Treas. Ivalene at Camp Trinadad. Woodhouse F H A Chapter Officers F.H.A. HIGHLIGHTS Delegates to Dallas State F.H.A. Meeting - '49 Woodhouse Chapter at State Meet Off to Ofhcers Luncheon F H A Quartette 50 6 NNN NHUI A OU hfXljwt, , fp X OH CI O I hummx X HE KJ tx x tfllilfk N I 'IUIN xt v 5 ,sms Y UNH nlxum, un, C IUJX lla LLL 1 :un xi x lcrrx x 1 Y no US! L 45N x l Xlxrx fl YI Xtounr 1 n X T M-4 nun SN KPN! IO IN R 1 H1111 Phil look fu rhxr L nn Ilmmx turnx gowbm 'dim goes punxcxrw ima tuck yhw cw mphx Irlnku. mi Icr :ws Ruthu .m .. x - fr. lc: .:..'-' lilly s Chogf Ou -5 . ,-Q A' p- . ,,.: .ai-,owe 9, f' as O X ll! f A T Wp ws x 134 Ar' s Uurr f nm N 1 ,aff A-P' x QM' 1- Mir -,454 XM xii 4. s in f x BW ! -PM NwXz'NIIfJIN Plc ne, don t ll me W YL kUV4 RL-wnrxq fm' uhm f K wk m Xflwxl x 1 i f om rx mf' zu Sr xc mars :Lu ' x ,W -Q. 6 '5- if X 43 Y'- 3.6 if,- qi 'S ww 'ff ,FW ,- 'S' N L- '11- if ti 4-if ILN H I 1 f 3 A w NN 'U NIIUIN ll 1 iklll ILL Hlld I 1 iff xfxiifll. W .t x xo funnx m hm A 0 L xxx Un lx 1 , Ncxl X ut . 4 lm x x 1 ra wt igf f 1 fs--na. - Q5 aff NN XPNHO I N Nun rms um ro work, Q m 1 mug o N urixx lu II Snow Vu 1 x 4 dum vu h r 0 rv f xx 51 Cow? my Niaurmc ml' Sen S cl on UL Ucvbbw WX altlng, fo 0 surc and L gat Bowl wax -'iv-M an NXKPNHOIN T' mu' wks-1: xr c xv an Bittleihnp Inxxs C laes of 19011 Cyaluswn Budda Icmpla nn Iunglck xrh 'Hrs Collxc on lunxor PILIHC Iumor gxrlb Gprs idxm, Iumh r all ro xrru: xr puma ust rcbtxn 7 A If 1 Home r , uw itch sh ll xs Nc XX IN IDEPARRTMENT srons O Pl ' a PALESTINE TEXAS DENBY FURNITURE COMPANY BEARDEN FURNITURE COMPANY Furmture of D1st1nct1on 306 West Oak Phone Z 6285 C0111 7111116115 0 8 RUSHING JEWELER School Supphes Sportumg Goods 213 West Maln Toys Nove1t1es and Glftware Palestlne 118,435 Palestlne Texas 50 CUIIL - f aes.xnL,,Tex1-1 -L I CCIVIPLETE HOME FURNISHERS 1 ' I - f I-IJ I-IARDING REDWINE GROCERY SERVICE STATION L D WARREN GARAGE lly Y E lkh MURDOCKS GARAGE hpp b dy Elkh FULLERS GROCERY SERVICE STATION E11-ch TTDII W TOIVI VVILLISON goofzfdeafgcfzcfl my I rm II HOLLOWAY GROCERY SERVICE STATION CAI.II'IIIT1IIIII'III III Humble Gas Oil Long Lake, Texas Tucker Texas I ' - and paint S o arts Let us te ou what the Batteries and tires--Auto trouble is with your ve- p ' --P ' ' g--A d h' 1 d h k . k S ' f ' G d T h e ' a T CIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIII If CO! IIIIEIIIII III I AN D Avenue A. ia 12 Phone 10 art, Texas P 1 Stine T xas I Co DI 'EI 'w UI AND a estine exas uc er exas GOOD FOOD FOR PLEASED GUESTS mm Sexfllllsr co ANDERSQN COUNTY IMDLEIVIENT COMPANY M0095 SANUEFUR IVIOTGR CGNIPANY DODGE PLYMOUTH SALES COMPL VMENTS CDP JACK HUBBARD Yf S 616 618A Appl P1 f T CHICAGO--l0NG ISLAND CITY-PHILADELPHIA DAll.l5--ATLANFA--PITTSBURGH-DETROIT-B Your J. I. Case Dealer P 1 t' T P l t' T Ma a and other Electrical - A ian ' e JEFF KALE MWF 1-:Aww PATRICK USED CARS 609 A enue A P les ine T 5 omfdmewgt 0 ELITE CLEANERS fgmfajzgaffwenfi. QQAIQLE S kh GROCERYM MARKET C d C k p o Z P 1 ine T9 0 7 C h Grocery Meat Vege bles 81 F' Foods 1 t T , New ownership and management G ' IN F d G O'1' T' J d A S pl' .. Gmfzmem F W WOQLVVORTH BRVKEZ sf BCIHVD Saled and Sefwcce PR rw d CROC E T ROAD Human.: 3 461 PALESTINE TEXAS Omfngmemfd 0'W2fLf2Zt'I!UL6'IfL 4. LESLIE S DRESS SHOP DUNCAN DORMAN F M TERVQY M06 Som Ok O 4, of s I'G ST. an .K T O . . L ' ,...... CG nn na nu Lover. nun Phon -lr Palestine 1' :W - C9 ' F 0 if af of 9 O21 kwoocl 'I vxn :P im .x-cmd 'l vxzx 5 C ' . fl 1 fi 1.K'cwz3', - 9 ,Y lffwl' I I Cvr'0CP!'k 6: F4l1I'I'11TllT'O d LIN IO C0111 1l1111c11is 0 L EAL SHOE STORE TypEWRlTEQ C0 teSfSh 1 W oksr RdG t 2775 Q7!VLf6WVL6MEf, MOORE S PHARMACY O Th N Lok Th N STUDEBAKER THE CAR AHEAD BARRDW MOTORS INC C0111 lzmc lllx 0 agfzcfeyd., OROCERY Tck C 0111 plzmc uh ADAMS DRUG CO ams as1 or ess' Palest T 0mf2ZmewTfL WILEY D. MAI? I East Texas Grea oe Store 3 6 a reet Sh f he Family. B g --Ph ' h e--R mbra P31955 T B ' ' ' P1 t' T as Ph - 1 o 0 3 When in town, drop around akwood e ew o - e ew Rid fl I f f , o , , . Stu e a er Cars and Trucks u er Palestine Te as HiWaY 5 o 0- Ad H 't f L ' COMPLIMENTS OF C5 S MCDOIQE Gr ce y Ma ket S C Stauo Long L ke DURHAM S GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF J E: PARKER INSURANCE AGENCY Elkh t WL had COMPLIMENTS OF QW W E1 ll TLCSTQESIF QCEACOCH a Y Tucker Tex. L g L T6 35 0 r - r - ervi e ' n a Texas 1 Feed - Noiions - I . C Tucke T ar Texas 0 9 0 Wa C epairing J 1 4, a r i or uracy on ake x vvALToN's CAFE For Delicious Home Cooked Food Op : 7:00AM To lZ:OOPlVl Palestine Hiway 79 I Z Z And The Best In Food PERI2Y'S STEAK HOUSE 605 W. Oak Street Jgawekwaofi SERVICE STATION b dOl 897 M R EYNon.o s 76-aff? 7 2181 wfacgi CBROCERYSXMARKET LAuNDu2oMAT ?6??6'm LAUNDRY 28178 QUALITY GROCERIES d WALKER 8 GJRAVES Q I ly 'Q I Ph 2 7214 I3 U FLAME GAS CO G Appl ZZZZ 80 VV O k . S ' j O Hum le Gas an i Fancy Gro. Palestine, Texas R t 1 Pho Phone Compliments of Palestine, Texas Feed Gas Oil Ph The best in meats and Gra e A L - stock feed call: as iances . x-3 X f Ik' -I IXAZQL- Ph 9 '. 'K-N ittt. 's 'Z I-: W ff9 f 7' I I- P 1 r' T I M, one - I Comfmwmo-I BLUE BONNET F EA M ou. Co. ' Gasoline, Kerosene, Lubeoil, Home Cooked Foods Grease, Pennzoil, gl Amalie Oil Tucker Highway Palestine, Texas Dial Z-3l35 PALESTINE TRUCK 8x TRACTOR COMPANY S M BOL SERVICE INTTRNATION Hnngn Palesune 'Texas Phone 7275 Tractors Trucks IQEFIQIGERATION DAIRY EQUIPMENT CONGRATULATIONS QENIORS OF 1950 Pale Stlne Texas Q Refreshmg J BOTTlED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY PALESTINE COCACOLA BOTTLING CO INC I 1 ' I -x . ' P I PHUSC I ff 54 MEADOI2 afvvoc RED HORSE MONTGOMERY SE RVICE STATION B 1 H SPORTING GOODS fOk8fT X Omfzmgma 0 DAWN UEEN ONIthC SHANNON S CIBAIQ STORE CLAYTON DOMINY 75 WS lO8lL HASSELI. and FOSTER Compliment of Fish Si feel fit Owner: i l aney Ci A O a see Palestine Tex fp 0 ' f l O rockett St. Palest' I' . Complimenfs of 1 Cigars are our specialty l 'tine T , Palestine, Texas Complimen+s of 'A Z E 64 HOP A 11 T ' alestine Texas Dia1710 1. Sp ' g S 'Q OL 2000 an Bm Congratulatmus to Seruors of 50 I: hfhlrt Te Xas- Capual S25 000 Surplus 'SZ5 000 INSURANCE A1lK1nds of Insurance Congratulatlons Seruors of 50 Oakwood 1LX T If HALL C ood meat 1S our Spec1a1ty Oakwood Texas Congratulauons to W oodhouae Seruors 0 50 Q 7,000- CLEANERS Oakwood Texas 0 4 5 J f2.R.VVIl-EY ' O LQNON IVIQTQIQ COMPANY BABCOCK Enos HUMBLE TRIANGLE Auro suppugg SERVICE STATION SAFETY COURTESY AND SERVICE Your Packard Sz Willis Dealer C,UNIPI.I,Xll'X'I'S Ulf Phone 7260 216 W. Main Palestine Texas . A o B UESTQVER Co Ot 6 6 ual ty Me cha d IV1 n 81 W me SLIPPEI2 SHOP P le-St Cfompllmerm Of EAST TEXAS NATIQNA1. BANK d1yC FD he gg gif, JC DENNEY INC ECI Dpat er1tSt La es, d Ch ld e ReadY to We Palest Te aS Pale t ne T6 H Se - Shoes - g' C ume .T W lry 0 1 Q i r n iSe for e o n P 1 Stine, T a .. ine Texa P le the Texas F ' t, 5 Q C, NI mber . .1.C. 63, 0 - - , x usive e 1' m ore d' 'an i r HS - - ar . e . ' . as EDDIE S FOOD MKT We t Oak Street Palestlne Texas HANDORF LUMBER 4:1406 HARDWARE CO NIP! IXII 'N S EILENBERCUER S BUTTER NUT BREAD The Cholce of all East Texas Palestlne Texas DAVENPORT M253 sTor2E Palest1ne Texas GEORGE SCHMIDT HARDWARE CO Ecllpse Hand and Power Lawn Mowers Myers Burks Or Peerless Electrlc Water Systems Club Alumlnum Ware Natural Gas and Butane Heaters Ranges and water heaters Full lme of small hardware and houseware Corner John Sr Crawford St Phone Z 4176 Palestme Texas I CO1 . 1 il OIT C,OMPI.lMliN'l'S Ol? J 0 Juan! REFININQ CO INC CD 99 WAGNONS DRUG CONSOLIDATED FROZEN STORE FOOD LOCKERS TC Orzaee GULF DQODUCTS f' O, Q Manufactllrers of Inland C ll Pale ' Q H ' C9 Z' A Q go Y amp :mem amfz amen i af 05 1 lestine Texas Palestine Texas Distributors of nm' imezz s 0 Um jmw, Q 0 FIRST NATIGNAL 'NDEPENDENT BANK .lffmfefz C90 BUNGALOVV CAFE efzfzyd, QZZQMWZ FOOD STORE STCDRE C pl 1' f C pl 1. f Qfe tine O I Horne of good Eats ners -- Mr. gl Mrs. V. K. Green ke C0lllf7llll16l1fS of Z3 7 o lestine Texas Palestine Texas GREER I3noTu-lens ggewfzagxoaagfz .L OAKVVOOD TEXAS Q amd awe affzfzeecl afze 4 LAUNDRY ff' DRY CLEANERS CO WV CUTLER I 7 Best Wishes rr K Q 9 Zo O Q JJ 60 Palestine, Texas Complete Cleaning O I I I Co-wap fbvnavzgl of LACEY 5 CREAMERY Old T own Paleshne Texas ffl gffmawa efz, Ha1l Woodhouse Hlgh School Hats off to youll' Ever you ll flfld us Loyal and true F1rm and adorxng Always w11l be Here 5 to the school we love Here S a cheer to thee Rah rah rahll , , 442'- - I, D f f '- '-: iX X Compofamanif If BERNARD BREDE BESTYETT FOOD nnsTr2n3uTorzs 1109 W Debard Sf Phone 4289 7 , , .l. 5 J u :F '-V ia? 'c' f -i :Xe ' o 1 ax AFTEIQVVAIQD That long awalted day has arr1ved commencement 15 near the annual IS completed and soon we w1ll be ex students of W H S We hate to leave behmd such tr1ed and true fr1ends but we wlll remember you always As we stand on the thres hold of a greater future and g1ve one last look to the good ole days We want to take thls opportunlty to say a huge Thank S a lVl11l1on to every s1ng1e person who has made our school years memorable It IS our slncere wlsh that 1n the years to come through the pages of your 1950 LION you w1ll always remember the Class of 50 your Alma Mater and the loyal red and wh1te QSHWWU Ed1tor Bus1ness Manager L'4 5'4 b'4 L'4 L'4 b'4 B'4 L'4 L'4 Q , B hecklng In COPY Composlhon will gf! pb, f 2. f I ofa- SCHGCJL ANNUALS f ,M, ...ei , , , Y Ar-, .wwf , . , .,-,-Q51 ,,,f'-w.'tf was W, ,wi-G,,,-gram: ':v W5fM'f 'Q SKILLED CRAFTSMEN -MODERN EQUIPMENT and 35,000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR AREA are combined +o produce FINE SCHOOLAANNUALS for l400 schools in Twenfy-rhree sfafes . , ' V , , My We-Q4 - , . 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