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FRONT COVER
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The Purpose
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Dedication
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Dedication-In appreciation
for her sincere devotion and helpfulness in our school and
community, we dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Tommie Gay.
The Students
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Faculty
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Faculty - Superintendent –
J. L. Cox, Mrs. J. L. Cox, Mrs. La Voyce Richardson, Mrs.
Evelyn Gay, Mrs. Edna Reed, Mrs. A. J. Snider
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Seniors
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Senior- Naomi Braly
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Senior History-On
September 18, 1945, there were only four new Freshmen. They
were as following: Don Farmer, Carroll
Barr, Gladys Moore and Naomi Braly. At the
beginning of the school year Don dropped out to
get a job. Later on in the spring Gladys Moore
moved to Emhouse. That left only two. In the Sophomore
Bettye Ann Farish came from Blooming Grove. The
next year Carroll Barr left for the Army to become
a general but he didn’t make it. Betty Ann
decided she would go back to Blooming Grove. That left one –
Naomi Braly-who is trying her best to finish as
soon as possible.
Senior Prophecy –In
a few years Mrs. Gay, at the age of ninety, will
look up from her hospital bed to see a young looking nurse,
Naomi Braly, standing there saying, “Spit out
your chewing gum and quit your talking.”
Class Will:
I will Faye Moore
all my giggles.
I will Betty Luther
my ability to wart Mrs. Gay.
I will Joan Robison
all my chewing gum and especially one big chew located on the
map stand.
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Undergrads
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Juniors - Joan Robison,
Carroll Barr, Arthur Henderson, Norma Cooper, Betty Luther, Faye
Moore, Donald Barr
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“Junior News” – We
began the 1948-49 school term with seven members. In our Junior
year we entered the Queen’s Race in the Carnival and won with
Betty Luther Queen and Don Barr as
King. With the aid of our Senior the Juniors gave three a three
act comedy play entitled “Don’t Darken My Door.” Although it
took much practice and work, we had much enjoyment giving it.
We Juniors have ordered our class rings for our Senior year.
The Junior class favorites are Joan Robison and
Don Barr. Some of the Juniors are entering the
Interscholastic League one-act play.
“Sophomore News”- On
September 13, 1948 eight Sophomores entered Barry High School.
We tried to do our part to make this year the best yet. We all
enjoyed a wonderful season of Basketball, volleyball, and
baseball. Although we didn’t place in the county tournament we
enjoyed playing for the practice. In October the P.T.A. gave
their annual Halloween Carnival. Our class gave the Juniors a
very close race for Queen. Our Class club was organized soon
after the beginning of school. The officers elected are as
follows:
President- Bill Barnes
Vice President- Dicky
Watson
Secretary- Joan
Sparkman
Treasurer- Johnnie
Tanner
Reporter-Vida Brooks
Our class motto, flowers,
and colors are:
Motto- “Not the Brightest,
but Seeking the Light”
Colors – Green and White
Flower-White Gladiola
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Sophomores- Vida
Brooks, Johnnie Tanner, Mary Barr, Dicky Watson, Joan Sparkman,
Billie Jo Braly, Bill Barnes, Eldries Scott
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Freshman News:
Officers-President-Jerry
Grimmett, Vice President- David Camarena,
Secretary- Naomi Henderson, Treasurer- Jack
Harris, Reporter- Murrell Foster
Motto- “One step at a time,
but always forward”
Flower – Yellow Rose
Colors – Purple and Gold
In September, 1948 nine
Freshmen entered Barry High School. As the year went on
Norman Long and Wyndle McGraw left
to go to Blooming Grove and Fiedel Ferrer entered
our class. It took us a little time to learn that we no longer
had a fifteen minute recess every morning. The class as a whole
was interested in basketball. When we enter our second year as
Sophomores, we hope that we will be more experienced in the way
a high school student should conduct himself.
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Freshmen – Murrell
Foster, Naomi Henderson, James Earl Coker, Wyndle McGraw,
Margaret Moore, Norman Long, Jack Harris, Fiedel Ferrer
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Seventh and Eighth Grade
News – The Seventh and Eighth Graders began the 1948-49 term
with 22 pupils. We were glad to welcome our new Members,
Glenda Fae Farmer, Shirley Foster, and Clyde Bryant.
As time went on Frances Lambert left us to go
to Emhouse, and Namon Long went to Blooming
Grove. In January, William Vaughan, Lester Shue,
and Sibil Shue joined us from Bryan.
Our represents in the
Halloween Carnival were: Mary Marie Coker, Clyde Bryant,
Billie Jean Arnett, and Don Parks
We had charge of the Fish
Pond and Apple-bobbing Booths at the Carnival. In September our
English classes organized a Dramatic Club to improve our
abilities in Speech.
Class officers – President
– Billie Jean Arnett, Secretary-Georgia
Ann Coker, Program Committee- Glenda Fae
Farmer, Mary Lou Cox, and Judy McCarty, Song Leaders-Billie
Jean Arnett and Georgia Coker
On the evening of November 11, 1948 we had three plays: “Paul
Splits the Atom” was presented by Don Parks, Jerry
Hale, Mary Lou Cox, Georgia Ann Coker, Clyde Grimmett, and
Billie Jean Arnett. “New Fangled Notions” was given by
Clyde Bryant, Alla Mae Derryberry, Burnard Lee
Coker, and Judy McCarty. The cast for “The Lunch Hour”
included Glenda Fae Farmer, Namon Long, Ray Barham, and
Martha Joe Coker. Other numbers included piano solos by
Hazel Watson and Judy McCarty; songs by
Billie Jean Arnett and Alma Fae Moore, and Leanell and Billie
Jean Arnett. Frances Coker was our announcer.
Dicky Watson and Eldris Scott played the guitar.
The pupils of both grades participated in basketball. We played
two games with Blooming Grove and won one.
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First row- Rayneva
Worsham, Cleeta Barrington, Hazel Watson, Judy McCarty, Jerry
Hale Second row – Bobby Tanner, Marie Coker, Clyde
Bryant, Alla Mae Derryberry, Clyde Grimmett, Third Row –
Frances Coker, Billie Arnett, Mary Cox, Glenda Fae Farmer,
Martha Jo Coker, Fourth Row – Namon Long, Georgia Ann
Coker
Not pictured – Don
Parks, Burnard Coker, William Vaughan, Allen Barham, Lester
Shue, Ray Barham, Shirley Foster, Frances Lambert, Sible Shue
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Fifth and Sixth Grade News-
In September, 1948 the Fifth Grade numbered 10. Two newcomers
to our room this year were Nelda and Charles Arnett.
In November Travis Long moved away leaving the present
Fifth Grade with a membership of 14. What the Fifth Grade lost
the Sixth Grade gained as Louise Phillips came to our
class giving the Sixth Grade its present membership of 11. Our
part in the annual Halloween Carnival was to sell as many
balloons and as much ice cream as possible, and we did just that
until time came to honor our chosen king and queen. In their
honor we first became pumpkins and then Jack-o-Lanterns while
the “wise ole owl” up in the tree gave advice to a fickle kitty
about being invited to ride with the witch on Halloween Night.
Thanksgiving came and we presented a play “Johnny Looks Back.”
Johnny was the boy of today that wasn’t exactly satisfied with
his Thanksgiving plans. Upon falling asleep he dreamed he was
living back in 1620, without electricity, automobiles, trains,
telephones, etc.—a fact he could not quite understand because he
was so used to all these things. Upon awakening he was so
thankful to be home and planned to enjoy this Thanksgiving.
Then we became a band of pilgrims singing of our thankfulness
for this our new land with such songs as “Come Ye Thankful
People Come,” “For the Beauty of the Earth” and “America” and
reading again the 23 Psalm. We have truly felt more thankful
for this wonderful land as the year has progressed, and we have
studied more about this and other lands. Beginning the second
term we have begun an arts and crafts class and are starting a
number of interesting projects. We are looking forward to lots
of enjoyment from this work.
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First row – Charles
Coker, Nelda Arnett, Dudley Farish,
Sarah Worsham,, Tom Mitchell
Second row- Rudolph Coker, Martha Ragsdale, Larry Wade,
Barbara Bell,
Richard Grimmett, Third Row – Tommy Coker,
Elwood Barnes, Richardo Ferrer, Mary Kay Green, Jerry Worsham
Fourth Row – Travis Long, James Worsham, Leanell Arnett,
Charles Arnett
Not pictured – Louise
Phillips, Frances Moore, Baldomore Ferrer, Ray Scoggins, Lewis
Moore, Murray Barham, Tom Ovalle
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The Third and Fourth Grade
News- The third and fourth grades had 25 members the first
semester. The new pupils were Rachel McGraw, Jessie
Arnett, Genelle Atchley and Virginia Atchley. We were
sorry that the following students had to move: Donald
Kitchens, Bobby Lambert, Rachel McGraw, Billy Kitchens, and Hugh
Tom Lambert.
The following were elected
to represent their class at the Halloween Carnival: Peggy
Barnes and Selwyn Hollingsworth. Third grade.
Rosalie Bryant and Billy Kitchens, fourth grade. October
3 to 9 was fire prevention week. We discussed the many causes
of fires in and around the home. We used our ideas to make fire
prevention posters. Later the posters were displayed on the
stage in general assembly. We presented two plays October 8,
1948 , “Fires can be Prevented” and “Fire Prevention.”
Characters in the first were Rachel McGraw, Don Reed,
Selwyn Hollingsworth, Bobby Lambert, Peggy Barnes, and Mollie
Moore. The second were Joan Scoggins, Rosalie
Bryant, Harrol Barham, Billy Jack Seaton, Letha Mae Coker,
Donald Kitchens, Paul David Barnett, and Dickey Wade. We
had a Grab Bag and a Picture Booth at the Carnival and made
$32.00. On November 2, 1948 we gave a play for P.T.A., “Mother
Surprise.” It was presented by Joan Scoggins, Dickey
Wade, Mollie Moore, Rachel McGraw, Billy Jack Seaton, Rosalie
Bryant, Bartalo Ovolle, David Earl Sparkman and Peggy Barnes.
We have twenty students in the Tonette Class.
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First row – Selwyn
Hollingsworth, Peggy Barnes, Donald Kitchens, Mollie Moore,
Jessie Arnett, second row- David Earl Sparkman, Virginia
Atchley, Henry Ferrer, Dickey Wade, Rachel McGraw, third row-
Don Reed, Joan Scoggins, Harrol Barham, Rosalie Bryant,
Billy Kitchens, fourth row-Hugh Lambert, Letha Mae Coker,
Billy Jack Seaton, Genelle Atchley, Paul Barnett, Fifth row-
Bartola Ovalle, Cresencio Ovalle, Modesta Ortego, Ray Sugart
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First and Second Grade
Highlights of ’48- In September, 24 of us boys and girls found
our way to the first and second grade room. Some of us felt a
little shaky, but some of us didn’t, but it wasn’t cause our
mothers were there. No, sir! We just weren’t scared, and
besides, some of us knew all about school, anyway, cause we had
been one whole year, you see. Soon we went up some stairs to a
big, big, room and sat down on the first two rows of seats.
After sitting, turning, twisting and sighing for a long long
time in front of a man who made some funny motions with his head
and hands and used words far removed from our vocabularies, we
were glad to return to our first location to see what would
happen next. Back to our room, what now? Books” Oh Boy! We
will get a book! Or will we? Ah Shoot! In about six weeks.
Mom said I wouldn’t need this red book satchel. But it was so
pretty. Well, wish I were in the second grade. Before long,
though, we began to see that some things could be learned from
blackboards, word cards, games and even songs. What’s this we
hear? Halloween? Oh boy! A Carnival! What’s that? Well I’ll
stick around and find out, that is , if the first fifteen people
I meet don’t know. Who will walk? Why we all walk, you funny
fellow! Oh, I see. Write a name on a piece of paper?—We can’t
write. Then we’ll vote Mr. 1 and Mr. 2. Miss 1 and Miss 2
etc. The winners to represent us? Jo Carolyn Cox and
Henry Grimmett from the first grade. Karen Ann
Wade and Billy Tanner from the second grade.
Thanksgiving? Oh we know what that is. It’s a turkey with
dressing—or is it, a chicken? Anyhow it’s good with cranberry
sauce. Christmas? You betcha! We know. That is when ole Santa
fills our socks from top to toe. Don’t forget that some of us
were elves and helped the old fellow hammer, saw and load his
sleigh for his 1948 trip. But he really gave us a scare when he
took measles only two weeks before time to start on his long
trip. Some of us went to see him and sang “Jingle Bells” for
him. That was probably what did the trick and got him ready for
his long journey. Remember “Santa Has the Measles?” With
Christmas past, we’ll turn our thoughts to study once again—well
we would have if we hadn’t got that catalogue all covered with
valentines so fine. We just must start making them in time so
why not begin December 29?
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Our surprise valentine
party? We can tell it now cause no one will care. Because the
two who planned it (what do you know?) They weren’t even there.
Now I’ll bet we’ll get to work and count and read and
spell----if these happy Easter bunnies will just hop off our
desks and hop into a well. Now with school most over, wonder
what our tests will be. Will she ask us bout valentines and
rabbits or about 2+3?
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First row- Fecunda
Ortega, Joe Carolyn Cox, Linda Bourland, Marquita Harris Henry
Grimmett, Second Row – Barbara Coker, Hattie Arnett,
Nelson Grimmett, Mary Anita Mitchell, Dwayne Hollingsworth,
Third Row – Rafoyla Ortega, Virginia Fay Harris, Billy
Massengale, Darlene Long, Charles Posey, Fourth Row –
Billy Tanner, Jeanette Barrington, Raymond Worsham, Andrew
Hewitt, Roger Bryant, Fifth Row – Floydena Monds, Billy
Richardson, Ronald Hale, Karen Wade, Martha Lambert, Marie
McAdams
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ACTIVITIES
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Junior Class Favorites –Joan
Robison and Donald Ray Barr
Freshman Class Favorites-Naomi
Henderson and Jerry Grimmett
Sophomore Class Favorites –
Joan Sparkman and Bill Barnes
Basketball Favorites –
Naomi Braly and Donald Barr
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Play snapshots - top
picture- Selwyn Hollingsworth, Bobby Lambert, Don Reed,
Rachel McGraw, Peggy Barnes, Mollie Moore, Middle picture-
Billy Wayne Massengale, Charles Posey, Darlene Long,
Virginia Fay Harris, ? Karen Wade,Bottom picture-
Rosalie Bryant, Dickey Wade, Joan Scoggins, Harrol Barham, Paul
David Barnett, Donald Kitchens, Billy Jack Seaton, Letha Mae
Coker
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Halloween – On October 31,
1948, our Annual Halloween Carnival was held in the gymnasium.
The beginning of the evening was the crowning of the Queen
Betty Luther and her King Donald Barr of
the Junior class. The members of the court were: Mary
Barr, Bill Barnes; Naomi Henderson, Jack Harris: Billie Jean
Arnett, Don Parks; Marie Coker, Clyde Bryant; Leanell
Arnett, Lewis Moore: Martha Ragsdale,
Richard Grimmett; Rosalie
Bryant, Billy Kitchen; Peggy Jean Barnes, Selwyn Hollingsworth;
Karen Ann Wade, Billy Tanner; Jo Carolyn Cox, Henry Grimmett;
Billy Richerson carried the crown and Mary
Mitchell carried the train. The court was entertained by
a short play given by the Fifth and Sixth grades.
Junior – Senior Play- The
Juniors and Seniors of Barry High School met at the first of the
school term and selected a play to give. A lot of practice was
spent on it. On December 5, 1948 a large audience gathered
together in the auditorium and thoroughly enjoyed the play,
“Don’t Darken My Door.” We gave part of our money to pay for
our new Christmas decorations and lights. The characters were
as follows: Rosemary Kent, Betty Luther, Jane Perkins,
Joan Robison, Susie Feartherstone, Faye Moore, Poppy Foster,
Naomi Braly, Roger Kent, Arthur Henderson, Tom Garrick, Carroll
Barr, Alec Stubbins, Donald Barr, Louisa Featherston, Norma
Cooper
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Top Picture – Halloween
Carnival Court - Queen Betty Luther and her King
Donald Barr of the Junior class. The members of
the court were: Mary Barr, Bill Barnes; Naomi
Henderson, Jack Harris: Billie Jean Arnett, Don Parks;
Marie Coker, Clyde Bryant; Leanell Arnett, Lewis Moore:
Martha Ragsdale,
Richard Grimmett; Rosalie Bryant, Billy Kitchen; Peggy
Jean Barnes, Selwyn Hollingsworth; Karen Ann Wade, Billy Tanner;
Jo Carolyn Cox, Henry Grimmett; Billy Richerson carried
the crown and Mary Mitchell carried the train.
Announcer- Naomi Braly, entertainers- 1st
row –David Sparkman, Rachel McGraw, Billy Jack Seaton, Don
Reed, Dickey Wade, Joan Scoggins,Donnie Kitchens, & others
2nd row –
Barbara Bell, Nelda Arnett, & others
Bottom Picture – Christmas
Program –Vida Brooks, Joan Robison, Joan Sparkman, Donald
Barr, Bill Barnes, Jerry Grimmett, Don Parks, Eldries Scott,
Dicky Watson, Johnnie Tanner, Clyde Bryant, Arthur Henderson,
Jerry Hale, Jo Carolyn Cox, Kay Bourland, Aneta Mitchell
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Our Christmas Program – On
Dece4mber 22, 1948, a community supper was sponsored by the
grade school teachers. Following the Supper, Mary M. Russell’s
drama, “Holy Night” was presented under the direction of Mrs.
Evelyn Gay. This drama presented the Nativity in four scenes:
Home of Mary; Plains of Bethlehem; By the roadside; Within the
stable. The students taking part in this drama were Vida
Brooks, Joan Robison, Joan Sparkman, Donald Barr, Bill Barnes,
Jerry Grimmett, Don Parks, Eldries Scott, Dicky Watson, Johnnie
Tanner, Clyde Bryant, Arthur Henderson, Jerry Hale, Jo Carolyn
Cox, Kay Bourland, Aneta Mitchell, and a choir. When the
kings had presented their gifts to Baby Jesus, Jo Carolyn
Cox invited the audience to bring their gifts for the
Christ Child. These gifts were distributed by the churches of
Barry.
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ATHLETICS
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Girls Basketball – Naomi “Slim” Braly, Joan “Smiley” Robison, Vida “Stinky” Brooks,
Margaret “Poker-Face” Moore, Billie Jo “Goofus” Braly, Norma
“Pinky” Cooper
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Girls Basketball – Johnnie “Joan’s Shadow” Tanner, Joan “Quickie” Sparkman, Betty
“Lover-Girl” Luther, Naomi “Slow Poke”(Mousey) Henderson, Mary
“Easy-Going” (GAL) Barr, Alma Faye “Dead Eye” Moore
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Boys Basketball Scores:
Purdon 5 Barry 37
Emhouse 4 Barry 29
Purdon 9 Barry 25
Emhouse 9 Barry 23
Emhouse 10 Barry 6
Emhouse 11 Barry 21
Blooming Grove 21 Barry 9
Rice 9 Barry 14
Blooming Grove 39 Barry 16
Powell 10 Barry 23
Rice 6 Barry 7
Powell 11 Barry 16
Frost 10 Barry 6
Dawson 16 Barry 18
State Home 32 Barry 18
Blooming Grove 44 Barry 10
Emhouse 13 Barry 22
The players this year were
as follows:
Donald Ray Barr – Captain-
Guard
Carroll Barr- Co-Captain-
Center
Dicky Watson – Forward
Bill Barnes – Forward
Jack Harris – Guard
James Coker – Guard
Jerry Grimmett – Center
Arthur Henderson – Forward
Murrel Foster – Forward
Girls Basketball- The girls
started the basketball with a fine group of fifteen. We were
ready and willing to start out the year in basketball. Since we
had no football team, we started basketball at the beginning of
the year. Our first game was with Emhouse. Playing hard all
year we entered the tournament at State Home. To our
misfortune, the day before the game with Blooming Grove two of
our main players were quarantined from meningitis. We went to
the game full of vitality to beat them but the final score was
Barry 17 and Blooming Grove 19. This game left us out of the
final tournament. We have thoroughly enjoyed our basketball
season and we hope the following year will bring us a more
enjoyable season.
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Boys Basketball – Dicky
Watson, Bill Barnes, Arthur Henderson, Carroll Barr, Donald
Barr, James Coker
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School Fun
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Snap shots- 1. Norma
Cooper, 2. ? 3. Betty Luther 4. Billie Jean
Arnett & others 5. Mr. Cooper 6. Group 7. Evelyn
Gay 8. John Wade Braly & Carroll Barr 9. Mary Lou
Cox & Georgia Ann Coker 10. Billy Jack Seaton, Dwayne
Hollingsworth, Billie Jean Arnett, Mary Lou Cox, Martha Jo
Coker, Margaret Moore, Naomi Henderson & others 11. Joan
Robison & other 12. unknown 13. Naomi Braly, Carroll Barr,
Betty Luther, Bill Barnes 14. unknown 15. unknown
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SNAPSHOTS – 1.
J. L. Cox & baby 2.Eldries Scott 3.? 4.Rachel
McGraw 5. Johnnie Tanner & Joan Sparkman 6. Marcia
Lou Bell, Joan Robison, Billie Jo Braly & other 7. Mary
Barr & Joan Sparkman 8.Karen Wade, Martha Ragsdale, Anita
Mitchell, Dwayne Hollingsworth, & other 9. snowman 10.
Rayneva Worsham & Naomi Henderson 11. Betty Luther 12.
Bill Barnes & Donald Ray Barr 13. Georgia Ann Coker &
Martha Jo Coker 14. skunk 15. Elwood Barnes &
Marie Coker
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Intelligence Test:
1. The number of (Blue Jeans) in
school is: 250 75
2. The most popular game at Betty’s
parties: toothpick, wink, or cars
3. Our great editor is: Carroll,
James Earl, Jerry
4. The best way to get a date is:
Play basketball, Go steady, Be Good Looking
5. Who do you think our best
basketball player is: Naomi Henderson, Faye Moore or Naomi
Braly
6. Our most scholarly girl in high
school is: Naomi Cooper, Joan Sparkman, Joan Robison
7. Guess who we think the cutest
boy in high school is; Carroll, Donald, Bill
8. Guess who follows in Joan
Sparkman’s tracks: Johnnie, Johnnie, Johnnie (Amen)
9. When the teacher is out of the
room what do you do? Be Quiet, talk, Chunk chalk
10. The teacher who is nicknamed “
The Warden” Mrs. Cox., Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Gay
11. Who were the Freshman
favorites? Margaret and Jack or Naomi and Jerry
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JOKES:
Rock a by
baby
In the tree
top
Don’t you drop
out
It’s a gelleva
drop.
Roses are
Red
Violets are
Blue
Rain on the roof
Reminds me of you
“DRIP, DRIP, DRIP
BUSINESS MAN: Miss
Evans,are you ….ah….doing anything on Sunday evening?
SECRETARY: Why, why, no,
Mr. Jones.
BUSINESS MAN: Then try to
get here on time Monday morning.
ROLL
CALL
Sergant: Private
Jones?
Voices:
Absent
Sergant: Quiet! Let Mr.
Jones Answer For himself.
You got hair of gold and
Eyes of Blue and
Lips like Cherry Wine
But your feet are big
Your ears stick out and
You weigh Two Ninety-nine
“Any NICE GIRLS in
this town?”
Sure they are all nice.
“How far to the next town?
He: “Since I met you I
can’t ear, I can’t sleep, I can’t drink.”
She: “Why not?”
He: “I’m broke.”
He, (at movie) “Can you see
all right?”
She, “Yes”
He, “Is there a drought on
you?”
She, “No”
He, “Seat Comfortable”
She, “Yes”
He, “Mind changing places?”
We’ve heard about the pen
that writes under water. But what about the machine that types
UNDER WOOD?
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AUTOGRAPHS
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AUTOGRAPHS
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ADVERTISING
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AD- Texas Power &
Light
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AD – Drew Gillen
Chevrolet Co.
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AD- The Blooming Grove
Gin
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ADS- First National
Bank of Corsicana, The Sherwin-Williams Company, Marks
Brothers
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ADS- J. M. Dyer
Company, K. Wolens Dept. Store, Buie Implement Company, A.D.
Tucker & Reuben Tucker Bros. Garage
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ADS- Reid’s Drug Store
Blooming Grove, Arnett’s Grocery Store & Service Station,
Reid Pharmacy Corsicana, Miles Furniture, A&P, C. O.
Williams, Corsicana Poultry & Egg Co.
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ADS- McAdams Pharmacy,
Simon Daniels, Lloyd Simpson Barber Shop, First State Bank of
Blooming Grove, Gene’s Cleaners, Roy’s Café, Rhoads Jeweler
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