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THE pnJI: 2U:"1H S ':rJ~ l";1= '--D3DICATION Ilt.J1I:DER 1940

Staff Mom:.)ors : ( Roadinp: l of t to ri rrht ) '-' ~

H . B . I-Iu [jhe s ---------- Proc'tl.:i.ction M;?.nar;er Pats7 G'..'..ntor --------------------- Typist Lyndon Daly ------------ Businoss fvlanager Gladys ~randon ----- - ---- - - Soci oty Editor Searcy Rasbury ---------- Editor- in-Chief Marcille Weeks --------------- Art Editor Merle Crouch ------------ Athletic Editor Ivlar rraret Hurray -------- Assis tant Editor Eck'Jpn~d 'hor.1I1G ----- Ass't Pl'odn ction 1.1gr.

Table of Cont ents :

Dedico..tion Town Hall New s of 1940 rrhe Now SC ~:lool Plant Adm.ini st~t, tion Class (;s Ath l etics ~rl!.ani :::.at:'ons

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DEDICATION

=ecause of ~~ e ir untirin~ efforts and the invaluable ass i s t ance v!hich til(~:r ~ave in t h e erection of our new sc~ ool plant we h e. eby dedica te t h e fi r st issue of the PINE JTIRR t o the f ollowing :

~,'ir . H . G ~ Temple I\ir . E. G~ Prudtll0nl!t~ e l!r . G. S . Smi tIl.

and Member s of the Pinel[:nd SC:1ool Boar d

lir . Templ e and V:r . Prucl' llOI11!'le , as repr e s entatives of t h e Temple ~um",Jer Co ., made c ene :c'ous Grants of rna terial and labor for t he e r ection of tho new builGine s.

Mr . Smith wa.s President of the School Board dur :.. ng the bui l ding progra..>n and was alway s ' roady to re spond to the call of the sch ool.

The Pineland School Boa~",:l he ld n any long and fruitfu l s essions t r :Ting to make t he means a t hand accomplish the ends desired .

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OUR N3V; SC~rCOL ~UILDING

Ou:!.'"' new school plant be::;an as u dream in tho mind of Supt. 1',:. BOo l.:ol"'ris who is const6.nt l y re mindinz us of the :t,)otontial bouuty and possibilit:'3S of East Texas . Thon our over thouGhtful Schoo l I30ard roc.lizcd tho impossibility of lcoopinG our old buildinc in shape to do an accoptable school progrum . After Y1llCh consideration and lots of plunnin,::; VJith the W.P. A. ofi'iciD.ls and representativos of the Tc::nple Lumb er CompLlny, United Gas Co:;' , and Ma .;';nolia Pipe Lino Co ~, it decided to salvaGe e.s much of the old buildinCS as possible and build a new one .'

Mr. \ W. C. Meador of J~sper was s electod to draw up the dosi cns for a ::nodorn school plant.' The projcct was submitted to tho W. P. A. and after duo time w'o.s c.p~Jroved by the President o.nd others who wero directing thi$ proc;rc.m. In the mcantim~ the Lions Club, P . T.A . and othor civic or8aniz~tions took over the job of voting the first school bon~s th~t had ever been voted in our district. They wen t at this job with so much enthusiasm the: t the:, set G. s tate record of 115 votes for to 0 ~so.inst .

The construction of tho ;)uildin~ 11'10. 3

supervisod by the following men : M~ . Meador as Architect , Mr . P~ H. rrens~rling of Eouaton as heutinc .]ngineer', Mr . Gary L. Burton of Scm' Auzustinc vms Ar c'o. EnsinGer for the W. P. A., while Er . 13 . }~ . :3r~dsh[~w and Mr . Joe :0ill Pi gford were construction super intondent and timekeeper


for the W. P. A. Tho tota l cost of' tho new plD.nt VlO..S o.p!Jrox- '

iT.1ctely ~:;60 , 000 . Tho p .' oGrnrl we-,s .:Cinnncod by :) U3, 500 bonds vot ed by tho cOlnrmnity , :·~ .. W.P.A. grant, and contributions of mc.tcl"io. l o.nd le,bor by Tomple Lumb e r Co .

T he new buildincs 0.1"0 nodern in every res pect . While the ont s i c1e fr;::ning is of lUl'nber the interior walls arc mado of h~rdbonrd and insulito wall s [~nd. ceilin '~ . This r.1rJ.::es the rooms practi cally sound proo~ and provides excellent insulation for tho steo..m hec..tin ,:-; system. The ph.nt consists of .::'. D n~).ditorium , s j7Jimasium, six.teen classrooms , throe - roora music st'..·.clio , thre e offices, reception roor.l, ane. l ibrc.ry wi th rock chirm-:1.cys , jc.ni tor's rooD, four store ro oms ~nd four dressinG rooms. ~.'Iod.ern snni to.ry fe-cili ti c s arc provided throuGhout the syst em. Pl'lunbin :,; oqulpmt:;nt is connected to septic t~nk with 3 , 200 f oot of drainuz e tile Inid in grGve l beds . Tho li ghting fixturo s are arrD.n~ed to moet the requirements of the Stc..te Depo.rtment of Educ[~tion c.. nd are connectod with s a fety mercury swi tches . I nuivicllJ.c.l steo l lockers are pro vidod for th~ studont s in hi gh school Gnd each gra.rnr;1o.r school clo.ssl'oom is equipped Vii th wc.rdrob e lockers for te~chors ~nd classroom libro..ries .

A curtain Methodi s t T.1ini stcr held a revival in Pine l c:.no. o..nd nfter bo r uturnec. to his home he said, ilTh e people of Pinolnnd are ns proud of th::~t new school bui lding o..s C1. sna ll boy is of Q little r ed wag on . fI And we S[1.Y, il 1iifhy not1 i1


TOWN HALL NS"vJS OF 1940

Tho year 1~)r.-9-40 Wc.s an unusuc.. l ono in the hist ory of Pine lanG . Ec..ny events have occured the t will cerus e 0..11 true Pine landors to che) 'lsh th o memories of this ycc..r to the e nd of time . The rc_n[;c of thes e event s e ::ctend [',11 tho wc y from ono of the lareest snOTIS in our hi story to the drilling of the first oil well within the city limits .

To start the events of this schoo l yonr TIO

had. the completion of our new ()6 0 , 000 school plant . W:lile t he bui l dings v!ere not completod until the l a st of October we were able to be c inour classes in thom by the second Monday in Sept. A description of the plc.nt will be g iven in another section of thi s annual .

Dy the combinod efforts of Temple Lum~)er Co . , Uni ted Gas ('.D,., J.1o..[;no l ia Pipe Line Co . , end the Lions Club ~. were able to persnade the Texas Hi~h· way Dept. that we needed Q hurd surfaced roo.d connecting ~o..80..SC O and Pinelcnd to the U.S. 96 . Tllis is · an event that h[,s roally t a.ken us out of the mud .

After 0.. period of much p lo..nning une lo ts of preparation we o..ssem'oled in the hi ~;h school gymnasil.:un on the ni ~ht November 17, 1939 f6r the combine. tion Dedication- Home Coming pro grmn. In spi to of the very unfavorable weather tl ~J. s p r ovod to be the biggest event in the history of Pinel c.nd . Our s c hoo l is every Pinelandor's first love. The old g ruducttos c_ nd forme r teachers joined wi th t he proud ci tizens in contributinG to t he success of the occasion. The pl'o s ram of the ni Gh t was as follows:

Invocation- - ------- - ----- -- -- Rev. G. R.Thomas Welc ome Address --~ - -- - --- - --- Mr . R . A. Smith Re sponse-- - --------------- - - ~1r. VI . A. Hargis Choral Club Re:..ding- lI 1'wins l' -- - -- - ------Cl eo c, Clint Hines Pic~no Duct--II Visions o f Slccp ll--------- GGibe l -

Et~e l MolQer & Marcil l e Weeks Band- Maurene To_tum, Director I ntroduction of groups, Paul C. Goodwin Pi a no Solo-li The RosarY" - Nevin- -Edvdno.. Bo.rclc.y lIAmericnna "


Song-----------------------~~Paul Dance Mary Ada

Choral Club Reading , "The Lc.nd of Beginning Again"

B[',nd "D.ance Jilodorno II

J08.n Sa lts

Shirley SLmford, Bck Prud'hommo ,Jr.,Norma Grace Lester, Pc.tsy Gunter.

Short Speeches Dedication Speech, li . E. Robinson , Dopartnont of

Education Th~ough the efforts of Pineland's h~rdworking

"mayor", tIr. E. G. Prud'homme, and' with the cooperation of the Tcmple Lumbor Co" and the W. P . A. Pinelo.nd l1::.s sevorc..l now rock-lined dr[~inD.ge di tches c.nd its first concret e sidewalk. Of course, we c.re proud of these Lnporvements which hLvo done so much to rid our town of mosquitoes, flies, [md dis~ agreeable odors. Our c.pprecic.tion of tho new side~~ walks is illustrc.ted by the story told by a busdriver who pc-ssed through Pinol::nd durinG the early morninG hourti. He reported that as ho drove down Ave. B. he noticed one of our prominent citizons who Wc.s walking bc.ck and forth on one section of the sidewalk and frequently he would stoop down cmd pat it t enderly. ffhen the'driver cume up the citi zen reTIK'_rlced, "Well, Albert, you know this is an o.ge of great progress."

Tho month of Jo.nuary 1940 Via s a whj. to one, c.s you cc.n seo from somo of the picturos in t his 'book. This snoVl wus a r aal trec.t to us in the South, especia lly to the school chi ldron who got c.lmost a week off because tho water pipos were fro zen. Everybody joined in the snOw fi ghts and s l eddinG ·pcrties.

During liiay 75,000 soldiers came to Ei:lst Texas and West Louisic.nc. for t he 3re~test pc~ce time lno.neuvers in the !:1i s tory of our m.:. tion. VIe got to sec airplanes, blimps , t anks , bi g guns, Ii1uchine 8Uns cavc:. lry, trucks, pup tents and soldiers of every rank.

Whi l e we arc putting out the initial issue of our school [~nnuo.l tho lJoy in town ~ro sporting their first volunteer firemen's equipment . Everybody listens fo r the call of the siren dnd cloo.rs th0 way for tho city ' s first firo truck.

Vic h2.ve beon here t oo long to predict the wOG. ther in Ee s t Texas but we c..re prohes;:rinc a brighter day for our progressive little city.

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AUUlJIST:U~TION

Pineland School Board : R.A. Smi th , President T.S. St rickl~nd ~ Secrutary John C. Linds 8Y, Trcc, surer J . B. Kil aore-------------- - -------- - - Don Sn ith G. 60rts ~n------ ------------ - ----M .A. VJbitehoad

Pinel~nd Schoo l F~culty~ . ~ .B. Morris , Supt., A. D. University of Texas. M . I~I . Eall , H. S . Prin e D. S., ' S~~l.\STC , ! f: .A. Coh '.mbic. L.T. Hal ber t J r . Co~ch, D.S. S~~STC. 111rs . L.T. Hc.. l bort , HCI!lom::~king , D.S. SI:'AS1'G Alic e Anders on , Engl ish A. D. Univers i t y of Texas. Mrs. Paul Stricklc.nd , Art, B .S~ SrASTC r.:r. P:-.ul C. Goodwin , ' G.S. Prin e A. D. SEU J..irs . Pc.ul C. Go C',C:iv!in, Sixth Grc.do, B. I"E. s~m I\~rs . Ceci 1 ?l1a r tin, l.i' :Lfth Grc.do; '13 . S., S'~ASTC Nol l e Bryan, Fourt~ Grade , 'E .S . SPASTC Dorothy Pro. tt , Third Grc..de , A. D., SFAS':::C hlrs . M. B. Morris , Socond Grado , A. B., Col o .Co1-

1 000 Ed . Mildred :;vorott , Firs t Gr c,do , 13 ~ S. Si" AST C

M. S . WrSTC Mrs . V.E. Da rden, Piano

Mrs . hc.ur ino Tc. ttun; Bc:.nd 1\1iss Ruth Phil lips , Do.ncing t'Irs . l\iul) l o C Clnll0n., E.:'(Pl~Ossion

lEss Lillie Bcr r:rrr.,cm, Libr5.tm L:rs. TIen!.i. Uue J~,cl::: s, Ass ' L Llbri r.n M. E. Osborn, Custodi an of Bui lding

Courso of Study: Tho Pinel a::ld IU3h Sc hool has a ffilic.. ted c rodi ts

us follows: Ene lish (4), Scionce (4), general science , agriculture , bio lo~y , physics a nd chemis t ry ; TI12.. thomC'. tic (3), {'sonorn.l mc. thUr.1c' tic, nlgobrn c~nd plnue geone try ; socie l sc ionce (3), world history, Amc;Y' icLi.n his tory, pl).blic spocJ~lng o.ne. ' cJ.vics; Homo ~ mo.kin3 (4 ); Sp[!.nish (2) Comno rc o (3i )-, bookkeeping , COi:rrncrciG. l l c..w, Commercial uri thmot ic, typing c.nd oconomics, Art ( 2 ).

Eve ry pupi l i n t he Pine l and s chool system is a lso enc our2gcd to take port on pr03rnm~ and spoc ial nctiviti os . Om,'" records show thi..~t 90iQ of the student


bcdy appeared in public porformQTIceo during the year . Pub lic ochool music is offered tV10 periods ec.ch week for evor:,T child . Chor21 Cl11b8 t~re or sanized lor hi :;11 sell.oo l e.nd r; rc,mJ:1er :::: choo l. '11ho I ntorscho l astic V~c,~o meet fo r S.·.bLlo County has boon held ~t Pine l~nd for tho past t~rce yoars and C. ~') 01} .. t 75 )& of our student body he .. s t::~~,::en part in those activities .

Ob j ectives of the Pinel~nd Scho~ l s : 1. Th e c..im cf the school is to p :-:-'ovidc tho grea t

est possibl e opportunities f or the maxirnn:'c gr owth of ever~T child in our comr.'!unity .

2 . The c..im of G'lery ins truc tor :"L s t o tr .::Lin boys and girls -- no t su~je cts. Every t eacher strives to he. vo :.:, s :ynpa tlletic l..mders to.ndi ns of tho problems of each individut:. l child .

Requirorrlonts of every me['!0e r 01' the School s ys ten : 1. To a l vn:ys l et our c onduct be that of C~ lc.dy

or :J. e;ent l er:lL~n . 2 ~ To c..ttor.1p t t o do t ho D03t vlorlc possible.' 3 . To keep the spirit of :J. l oyal Pinolc.ndor .


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FoV! I fluster Chambers , Clotl1de.;rir:ht ",oods , Ethel! older , Geor,e lanks, I.erle Groue"'- , Lillian larkeI' .

Row II Enlow lorn , \'iI'fi1 I eDonald , O' '1iel Forse , LUJ ian YeDo:l<.l", ! areil1e '.eeks , Gh· rles ~l'lith .

Row III Glad;Ts ';randan, Doris ; eGar t:' , Joe :SarI Leavins , .. alter Pebert, Seare,' Rasbury , Floy Iae Coorer.

Row IV Glarlys Hebert , Pobby Johnson , L:vndon Daly , 1 a r :- Fl"anees Da~eral , Edwina T'a relay .


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Soni or Prosident-------------Morl c Cr ouch Vice Pr es .----------Soc.rcy Rc .. nbuY'Y Soc . end Trons- ---Ll 11ian Mc Donald Rop ortor---------------Lyn d on Dc l y Sponsor---------------Mr . ll . D . ~~ll Room Vothors ------Mrs _ R. 3 . B2rclay

III's . Son Smi th

Tho Sonior Class Histc'r y :

'rhoro c.rc oiZht mOGbcrs of the Cl[~s s of 1940 who hc~vo been in tho c l c.:Js tOGother from tho first 3rs..do on up to tho elevonth . ThcJ arc Edwinc Bnrcl ~y , Lil li~n EcDoncld , Doris ~c Carty , Clotilde ~~i~ht Wood , Charlos Sni,th , L:l ndon DCll :r , r,f[Ci.ry £;\r;:~ncos Delnro l f~nd Ethe l Holder .

}<"ror,1 tJ..l:lO tc time thore he.va boon neVI mOr:1boI' s C GYDill.~ 3. n ~:.nd S Ol!~O of tho u l d ones droppL:"'lg out . GL'.cl:rs 3 rc.r:don started to 8ehe".' 1 here it:. tho ui ~·hth .rr, r;..."'..do . So " rcy f(r. .. S ~.YL1.r·~'- , Gl:~(I: s C-~D.C~_ Vi l-. J. tcr :roburt, Joe E Cl,rl L',;Gvi?'h;f.) c~nc~ l\'; [~rcillo V'ioolcs j oined the CL'..fiS in tLc ninth er~ .t3G . }:Ierlc Crc:uch tI' ~ . ::)s ;orr'c~l f r OY,1 I3rcnsc·n to us in thG tenth gr~ .d o . Jc"nv)s 'SLl~~o. r ( 3 :)bb7 ) J ohnson :, Enlow He r n , 13us t el" Chc .. miJo rs , Geer "';0 Ibn](s, c~nd GI No:,·.l F'crse: joinod our CL1SG c .. t thC!)8g1n~.ll~ c~ .. ttlC fjOrLior :Iuc.r .

S e ni o r Acti vi ti .;s : ,,}O , t:::l0 S r;:,nlors of 19 40 , h~:.. vo bD,d c, busy

ComO. cllso Q ploc.s an t ycnr . At Christ:l1Cl.S ti J1'lo ouf R~ cm Uothc r s ~~vo u c l ass p a rty in tho hOl':O of I,;rs . 13[lrCL~~T . Wo 0' chcnlr;;od [';Ltts ~nd ovo~r Sonior dccl2~cd this t o ~o n vory I.:orr:; Chrl s tr:1Ls.

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In Fabruery, we h~d ' a picnic clmperonod by our sponsor and his wife, Mr. and lir s. M.U.H~ll. Tho time vas spent in pl~yinB gQrnes ~nd outing •

. Tuosdc..y eVoning ,April 30, VlO r;c'.ve our cl[,,3s p lL;.y , \I Tho Old Cr;::b ", c. thre 0 ac t c oillody to 0. l argo and approciati ve Gudionco. Euch of the h7olvo members af the cast gLve c, stollC4r performGnco and tho play w~s_r~ted as one of tho best ever put on in PinClQnde)

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nle Old Lr[\~~(1 May 3 vms sot aside as "Senior Dc.y " a.nd is

one thLt will long be r O:r.1omberod by every member of tho cIL:.ss. At o. ~) out 8:45 Fridc..y morning we left for Bl and's Luke Qrrivine; thore nt ton o'clock We spent the dny swimminG, boc.t rid.in~ , duncing, and kodaking . Of c ourso wo had lots to eat for wo o.te both lunch [~nd suppor [..;. t tho luke a nd arrivod home about 9 o'clock that ni ght tired but happy.

On }:e:.y 7 t h e class sponsored the roci tal g iven b y t ho pupils of ~iss Ruth Phillips' school of the d ;..~nc o . The. mone y mado from this pre3 ram VIC,S a.pp l iod t o the s choo l mimeograph fund.

Tho Junio r-S ol!.i {:r b :UlqUGt e; i von in tho gymna.sium I\k:7 10 '\;'/ ::.3 onG of c'ur best r.nd mo s t c olorful o..ff Qi rs of t h e 20 o.. son . Fi rs t a toast was ~iven bv tho jur~ i o r 3 t o the s :::mi o rs i ' olloHod by the'sonior

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r 0sponse . Thor o wero sovorc.l dance und pi::mo numbers Ln o. ::.. s nxc.,phon.G- tromb one duet . The senior prophecy ~nd wi ll we ro rend nnd the junior~ gn~e thoir pc.rt i ng g i ft 8 t o euch of tho seniors. After the b c.nqu et tho r omninder of the Gvening was spent in dan e in,Cj .

On t h e (; v cni ng of Muy 28 Iv~rs . J.II.Duly entert[~ined 17i th c. lmm party f o llowed b y c1r.mcins in the g~ 'IDna s i Ur.l •

Our n o". t soci£:.l evont Wc.s 11 P f'. rt7 8 i ven by lIrs. Hushes in hor home on ~,~o..:,~ 20. The cl:'tmo.xing event was thu p:::..rty at Mrs: R.A. Dumrcls' foll cwing the 8r~duation oxorciscs~


Sunc~[.~T evon5_113; , HclY 19 the Reverend J . P. 0\''1 on , , pastor of tho First DClptist Church of St::,11. AUi3;us tinc , d(;livo:c-ocl the lJr. cc L~lc.ur octte serLlnn at tho church.

Cluss exorcisos wore ho l d Frid~? ov onins May 24 wi th the pr ()sent~ tion of tho followinG p r ogr am :

Procossional----------hlrs . L. T. Hal~ort I nvoc[~ tion----------Rov • • T. M. Scbw i t tor Sonc--------IISing To frho Lord A Novl Son g "

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Edwin[~ Dc,!'c l c.y c.nd HarcJ_ll0 V'Io oks SongftMusic Whorl Soft ' Voic es D:Loff --Shel l y

nnd Krc.n:8 r - Gll'ls Gl ('::0 Club Talk-----tlEnomics Wi thin Our R[mks ------

, L'~ndon Do. ly Sc n ,n; - I'Tho Old Cnnoe t1_~ _ Grirlcs nnd Hc Co sh

- Spoti 2 l Chorus V": l ~cUctor:t- ;... .. ------IIPiL;ts ::>f fl'o:-Jo r r cwJ "

S O[;.rc y Rasbury Saxphone - Tr'c'l'1bone Duot-"End of a P orf c;ct Dc.y "-Mi-,ry Fr: ~ncis Dc.mrol,

Boh:)io J e'lhns cll1 Pres ontution of Dip lom~s- ------ R~ A. Smith Sonc --ItBirds In Tho Ni ;:rhtl'-- -- S'.lllivmi. DODodiction------Rov . ~. E. Bc.rclay, Jr.

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T'no Juni o r Cl[lsS nctivities roc.lly be ";Ul wi th c. c~,mp8.iGn t o cloc t their n oy,1i n ee (ll.WOn o f the 11:::..11 01;:Je ' en CCLrniv8.1 . Undor t he cr.: .. pc.':J lc l ::. ,'.c1orship of l'irs .. Gun~cr ::.nd· r..:rs . Prucl ' l1Ol;m'lO thls clc..s s 'JJC .. s · Duccessful, f or tl:.e tl-:ird consecutive ~T i;c..r , in r:.nnox-l·".., r t~i 1" -:: "I-lVl" ",1) 1 0 l].on ''' r Th 1" co ",r,n r

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di (l ~ tc vr;:.:.s }.:~trGc:.rot l.~l.lrr[lJ . IIer) one 0rt V'.'QS Eck Pr1..~d. l hor.1JC 1 (; , Jr . i'The r ci[':Tlod c.'. s KL1~ of the C[:rni va l . As c. i\~rtho r c c mpli1!1cn t to the Que en o f the C [~rnival , ~~r cQro t ~l d Eck ropresonted P inc l nnd in tho --crormi nr; of the- Ql.·:!.oon o.. t tho San A1J['l cstinc Ccunt ~T Pair .


One 0:2 the hi,::hli c;hts in soc5.nl 2-ffuirs vm s tho ChrifJtr.i.f'.s po.r t :r [l. t t lE horne; of r.:r . D.nd l\~r s . E . G. Prud' horona • G:.rno G ~.: nr]. stunts furni shed the 11[',in cntert ;-. inmcmt of the eveni n c topped off b~ shco tins rir oworks foun~ in Chr ish:,n.s stocking s .

On the nJ.:::,llt cf Ec.:;- 10, C<'. '-:10 the JuniorSenlor :Jr.nquot , r.n outstc.ncing event in the livos of Gll j uniors [Lnd seni ~)rs .

On Juni ~ r Dcty , T,lc,.:! Sprinc s c::nd spent tho dc.y . d~J for Gl l ef us .

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On the cvenin~; of l:c.:r 18 , tho Juniors Dhc.red h .:mors V!i th tho Senio rs [~t the LC.'iHl

Pc.rty g i von by tlrs . D:-:.l y . Our h oste8D pro vided exc ellent ont ,)ptt'..inl:lont and more rc frcsm:lcnts the.n both c l [, ss CS could COnS-LU'ile .

Tho Juniors lived up to tho scho ol tr~di ti on of dec orating und providin~ ushers for the COlTJ'r,encef:lcnt pTo Sr::.ns fer tho Seniors of 1940 . 'I'herefo r o , we foel thnt v-Ie closed the :ro[,r us el l l o;;-cl Juniors should und shell bo l C'-:.)king f orvJC'.rd to· tho tine vlhen we wi ll be tho Seni ors of ' 41.


Class Officers President -----------------------Anis Lane Vice-President ----------------Joe Hathorn Secretary-Treasurer-------Shirley Sanford Sponsor -------------Miss Aliece Anderson Room Mothers: Mrs. C.E.Lane

Class History

Mrs. O.E.Wilson Mrs. Corinne Salts

We began our class activities with the Q,ueen's Race for the Hallowe'n Carnival. We selected Loretha Green as our candidate and had two parties to raise money for our candidate. We worked hard and camo out second in the race. The Juniors won for the third straight year. Wo shall be ready to give them another battle next year.

We had four parti~s during the year. Two of th0m were for the QU0cn's Racu. We had a play party at Mrs. Wilson's and a picnic at th~ Cousin's Park.


This cl[lsS ht'lS always ~ hown a fO()c} spiri t and he,s coopc r ;: .. toc' L1 clasq acti vi ti <: s . We a r o looldn~ forw nrc1 to 8. >8 ~t(;r a nc more G'..lCCGSS -

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Cl ass Pres ident -----------------Lois Marie J ordon Vice - President ---------- - -- -- --Billy Har t in Secretary-Treas~rer---------Billy McCroskey Spon:sor --------------r.1rs . L. T. Hal iJor t ,Jr. Room n others: }!lrs . v'i. fi . Unrtin

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Class Activities

This ~einG ou r first year in High School of cov.rse ou r social acti vi ties were not as bip; or as nu r.it;'ous as those of the o ther classes . We had one class party and a p icnic which we all enjoyed very !.mch . As a class we tool: an active part in the Hallowe' e n Car ni val and a l thour:h we di d not win we worked hard for our candid~ te f or (:;'ue en , wh o 'Was Gloria Tillery.

In athleti c events we were a lways repres ented and Made a ~ood showinG in every contest i n ~lich we to ok part .

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l?OOT~JALL T:CAH

Firs t row--JoG · l!:::!rl Lo ['.vin )3, WillinIil EcCr.rty, Folton IIollnnd, Joe II::lthorn; Second ro\',' -30b Grccnvlcll J Pl1ul En tGon, Eck Prud 'hoTIl":1o J Lyndon D[.lly. Third rovl--Robert Earl Pc.rlr:cr, Chc,rlen Smi th, V'lnl tcr Hobert, l!orle Crouch.

SCORES: Pino12nd- 18 PinoLmd- 33 PinoLmd- 30 Pinolc.nd- 37 Pinol c~nd- 44 Pinclund- 10 Pino l ::.~nd- 13 Pin:;Lmd- 7 Pinol c.nd- 7 Pinclo.nd- '07 Totc.l Scoron

IIcmphill--------21 Honey In12nd----14 Ko~ntzo---------13 Honey Ialo.nd---- 9 Diboll----------22 Hemphill--------33 Spurcor --------- 7 Diboll----------13 Spurcer--------- 7 Kountzc---------13

Pinclo.nd-245 Opponenta------155 Coach L. T. Halbert stnrtod tho 1039-40

foot~)all S')Cls on vii th [. squad of boys that h e.d little or no ox[orienco. - Dospite tho fact thnt in ovory ~runc plc..yod tho t OnI!1 vms ov.t-vwif,hed from ten to twenty pounds, the Indians turnod in n good yeur's porformance.


Track and Field First TIow--Emory Lindsey, Merle CrO'\.~ch, Enlow Horn, ::ob Greenwell, Eck Pru(~ 'homme Jr. SGcond Row--Buster Chambers, Joe Earl Leavines, Glen Gllcm'lest, Manuel Gonzales.

The Pineland track tean coachQd by Mr. Halbert worked on other sports until it was too late to have Many inter-school meets. In the County Meet held at Pineland March 29th tho boys proved that th0y were capable of living up to the traditi on of the school.

Eck Prud'homme led the senior team by winning first place in broad jump, 100 yard dash and 220 yard dash.

Nolan Morran was hi:--h point man f or the juniors by winnins first place in 100 yard dash, 50 yard dash, broad Jnmp c:.nd was on tho winning relay team.

Our trG.ck and field team '!las c:.~le to qualify only one nan, Glon Gilchriest in the dis trict meet . We · are; expecting to do I!IUch botter in 1941;

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BASKETDALL TEAH

Firs t ROVl--Dob GrvonV!oll, Elvin L8.no , Eck Pr,:td ' honJmo Jl"; Se cond row-Emory LinGsey , Joe Enr1 L:Jc.vin.:)s , 1.: ;';1'10 Crou ch, Enlm'/ Horn; Third rowG1 ( ~n Gilchri c st~ LJ-nCon D::::.1y, C!l2..r1 os Sni t h , Bu3tor Chc'.nbors.

sc or::zS: Pine l 8.nd--25 Pino1c.nd--23 Pinc1und--20' Pi n o l.::.md - -19 Pinc1f'.nd--21 PinoLmd--36 Pine; l and--19 PinoLmd--12 Pin" l cmd--26 Pin ·J1und--14 Pin:; l nnd--38 Pi!l ·j 1 ~nd--35 Pino1nnd--28 P inc lr'.nG - -19 Pinc1nnd--19 PinoL ::.nd--24 Pin0l:::md--23 Pino1nnd--34 Pino1 8nd--40 Pin,j1tmd--35 Pin;.: l ,:'.nd--37

ROs Gvinc------12 S'.n AUg'.lG tino -24 Kountzo-------19 Corrinr;nn-----2G Homphill------31 Bur1 3son------21 J~spcr--------21 Kir byvi11c ----20 Eomphill------16 Homphill------20 Bron30n-------15 R03~vino------18 Contvr--------13 Snn AUC;l!S tine -25 S~~ clbyvi 110 - - -20 Broc.c1dus - -- ---12 Ucuvi11o------30 J o.s1'or -.,.------28 J napor--------27 Dibol1------~-18 DH,oll--------20

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TENNIS

The tennis t ecmlG under thoir coc.ch, M. M. HOoll, plr .. yed in s everal h~rc. foue;h t mn tches during the Beeson ~nd made a f ood showing .

The followinr:; players enter ed the County Meet:

Boys:

SGnior Singl cs---------------Bobby Jo~~son

Senior Doubl es ---------------Merle Crouch Se nrcy Rasbury

Juni or Singles--------------- Joe Hnthnrn

Junior Doub l es---------------Nblc:m Morgan C. E. Sloan

Girls:

Seni or Singlcs--- ---- --------Gladys Hebert

Senior Doubles---------------Marcille neoks Sybil V/right

Junior Sin~los ---------------Lurline H~ll

Junior Doublos---------------Mnr y Ada St rickl and Beatrice Kirkpatrick

Gladys Hebert , our only district vlinner , plac~d third in hor divi sion at the Nacogdoche s moet.


Volley Bnll First row--Glndys Hobert, Joe Dale Dodd , Gl~~ys nr~ndon , SeconD row--Lorethn Green, S:ibi l rlrii""ht . Third row--Jim..m.ie Ihmcock, I , ·J~ s . L. T. Enlbort , c08.ch .

The firro t Gane of the SG8.:Jon Vl8.S plc.yod t'·o nisht of tho Pine land Hi ,'-h Scl:..ool :')askot ball t01J.rnG.l:wnt $ which we wore defca t oe: by Bronson . The t:Cl.f.': 1~ 1 D.~T0c1 s0vorCtl Ca:r:1GS c11.~rinG tho secu:;on.

Tb.c S i.)[~ 30n closed with tho County lioc t tournonent. The t OCl.r1S uh o ontvred in tho tour nt~mont to detcrr.line the cot.:nty chLnpi onsllip wero: IIcJ"'1.phill, Pl~:inviow , Geneva, TIos evino , Bronson G.nd Pine l rmo . Ilorr..phi ll and Plainviov{ tied durins the to''..rnamcn t :..:..nd the tic vms pl cyod of f at Finoland .

The chmnpionship Vlent to Hemphill, Plain ... view run~inc Docone, Pinoland third .

Even plncing 8.t third , all the p.irls fou~h t h ::lrd 01..'..rinG the entire season.


CHORAL CLUB

Director----------------Vr~ ,. Paul ,Strickland Pianist-- ----r----------f,lrs. L. fr. Ealbert

Officers President---------------~erle Crouch Vice-President----------~ar[Bret J:urray Se cl'etary-'rre as urer - - - - ·-Lillian l-t cDonald

l\: embers First Row- Buster Chambers, Enlow Horn , Elton Gilispi , Joe Eawthorn, Clarance Tillery , Stanley :r.,indsey, James Hopson, Don I~udsOll , l\~ ary Franc is Darnrel , Gloria Tillery , 3eatrice Smith, Lurl ine Hal l , Doris Smith, rary Ada Strickland, Patsy Gunter, Lyndon Daly, rialter Eebert, ~Toe Earl Leavines, Paul Yudson, rer l e Crouch, Bob Creenwell, and Eck Prud!homme Jr . Second Row- Lrs . L. T. Ha lbert, Gladys Hebert, Lorine Byrum , Estelle Conner, Ruby :.1eatherly, Doris r/cCarty, Francis hebert, Joan Salts, Dorotby Jordon, Al icia Gonzales , Rosa Ee ll Hud~ on, Clotilde ~riGht Wood , Violet C'L111ninglHun, Dorothy Kae liutto , l"ildred Boyett, Lore tha Creen , Lill ie r.:ae '. hi£,_1t , Lillian Ir; cDonald , I:'arGaret Vurray , rl,1l],ereca 'i/alker, :rarcille 'ileeks, Ethe 1 .to lder, EeJ:lHina Barc lay, l,;r's . Paul Strlcl::land .

Activities for 193~-40 Home-Cominb 3anquet - --- ----Novcmber 24, 1939 Christmas Prosram- --- ------DeceIilber, 1 S' 3'~ Coun ty l ' eet (Second Place) --l\:arch 29, 1940 Special youth Pro[ram- -----April 14, lS40 Commencement Progrruu-------I' :ay 24, 1940


High School Band

Firs t Row-I~anks, Lo.1a ! ~ arie King, l:.ury I?ranc is Damrc1, Doris Smith, C1aronce Ti1 l ory, Glor ia Tillery, Beatr i c o Smith, Lurl i n e Hall, Nanna (iTuce Lester- , r ~ ary J ean Spurlock, I.~rs . ~~aurene Tatum Second Row-Kenn e th Kilgoro, Bayl es Gunter, Kenn8 t h Ste vens , Ta l r.iuge Tatum., J8.c k Coody, Preston Wi lson , and G10n Bell

The band was organized in tho sprin[ of 1939 1mder tl:.e sponsorship of t ho Pineland Lion 's Club who donated t b.e drums f or t:1.8 organ ization . The band now hc. s membership of s e vonte on c.nd expects to add 11 numbor of instruments noxt year . This organization :b.as furni s l:cd mus i c on t ]:;.e followinG occClsions:

llomo-Comine. and Dedicat ion Program Lion's Club Pl ay Football Games a t Pinol ::md, Diboll, Hemphi ll Hallowe'en Carniva l Band Recitc.l


Pin01~nd Lotter Club

The following students wore s 01ect sd aD membors of tho Pin01and Lotter Club for 1940 and awar ds vli ll b0 pro30ntcd as i ndicated be low:

Honor Sweaters Athle tic Sweaters Joe EQrl Loavin e s r:;or l e Crouch Eck Prud 'homme Jr. Soc..rcy Rasbury Gl ady;::; Brandon Sybi l ;jJright

Honor Awo..rris Lillian CcDonc..ld Joe J"ic..wthorn J'c..rci lle goeks

Ch.::cr l es Smith Lyndon Daly Gl adys Hober t

A tr~ 1...) tic Avmrds -,7altor Ho bort Bob Gr eonwol l No l n.n Forgan

Theso awards and 3W02.tors W0re gro..ntcd on ['n [', ll-round ~::,_ ori t bres is which includod points grc..ntcd for citizenship, scho l arship, l eadership , attondance , and pGrticipc..tion in athletic o..nd literar y activitios . To b e nwnrdcd un honor swoator Q studon t must have mudc 0.. first tean: i n atYlotics o..nd litorQry o..ctivi tics , must hcve 175 grade points o.nd be in tte fi r st qU2..rter in citizensbip .

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~J i Parent - Teacher Association 1:1! '<I ii1,\

f~/< 1 i Officers : I~" President------ - --- - - - --- - Irrs. J . H. Coody ,j! Vice - President -- ----- - --- - Mrs . Paul Goodw in : ~!

I;~ Sec - Treas. ------ - - ---- - - --rrs • L . T . Valbert Jr . I ,Ii! j / Chm . Financ e Com .---------l'rs . i,r . G. ',Hc'G ins ' 1',..1'

II' g:: ~~~~~~ tKo~~:: = ======~~~ : g~c~i I~!~~~~ I 'i~j,1 :1' , Chm . l~Glnbership Com .------l,:rs . T . L . Gunter !I'~ II !I ,'- Chm. Eospitality Com .-----Lrs . G. Fortson lit ) I'-' Chm. Room I',cothers Club ----j',~r s . O. II . 'jiilliams 1:1/1\ I, 11>11

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II/~ ~i~~l~~cla~:T~~~ h:~O~~~n~n;n~O~~h~~~ ~~~t pro - liP f c"i table years of its existen cc . I!:

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(?, I' I ~/ I! 1. Org an ization of a Room Lothers Club i ~ ; 2. A Hallowe en Ca.rnival !I ~ ~ 3. Back to Sch ool Party

[~ ~ : ~~~:~~~~Io~~?~t Girl Scout Troop 1:1 , 6 . Play 11 3afe ty F'irst" sponsorG cJ. by the , I~ / ! , !) l

~-: I ROOIH l,; otr" e rs Club 1,1,I' tY"'Jtl!' ;_ '7 . Lunchos and drlrJ.l{s sold at County I / l~ Gct Ii I ,/ " ' >, DurinL t L0 year approxin:ately three II 1 "~ I hundred dollars ;J.ave be~r.. added. to t i:.c I I'

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, t ion room , shades for tho n.udi tor ium, S\'lJa ters, , -II /1 and awarc!s, ul"'d librc.ry and dup l ic8.. t or suppli e s . ! 'I

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