Yearbook The Lion's Roar debuts with humorous goonk theme
The 1968 69 yearbook from Taylor Publishing Dallas arrived at the school after finals testing. It features a 120 page white cover and a goonk holding a LION'S ROAR sign, with staff humor drawings and end sheets showing senior class standing. The Who's Who was done at the O'Byrne home.
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Taylor Publishing Company
Dallas
Voonk
O'Byrne
Rose O'Byrne
Kay Cooper
Frances Bowden
Brenda Cox
Hospital News Admits and Discharges At City Hospital
Multiple patients admitted to City Hospital include Mrs. Walter Vv. Kirby, James Ray Barrow, Tru man Steed Scott, Ace Garfield Allen, Otto Wayne Smart, John F. Barker, Leona Leach, Bonnie Stewart, Alma Harley, and several others. Discharges include James D. Borman, Mrs. John Gregory, Rodney Adkinson, Newell Greg Keller, Johnny Joe Johnson, and more.
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City Hospital
Walter Vv. Kirby
Terrill Lane Pearson
James Ray Barrow
Truman Steed Scott
Bobby Gene Watts
Bennie V. Hale
Curlee C. Hardeman
Thomas Ashby
Ace Garfield Allen
Harvey Bass
Leroy Edward Elmore
Clifton Hagler
Dorothy Gordon
Otto Wayne Smart
James H. Boles
Robert Henry Williamson
Earl Henry Clark
John F. Barker
Floyd L. Perkins
William L
Houston E. Graham
Samuel D. Barton
William Henry Shattuck
Cleopatra Barnes
Raymond A. Lindsey
Jim Howard
John Arban Rose
Abernathy active in church, banking, and lodge ties
Quentin Abernathy, 43, banker and community leader from Carthage, TX, serves as Stewardship and Finance chair and is a Methodist Men member. He holds Shriners and Masonic affiliations, is married to Pegey Finley with five children, and served in World War II Navy before graduating Carthage High School and attending Louisiana College.
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Abernathy
Quentin
Commission of Stewardship and
Gladewater
Larry
Vicki Jo
Kent
Brent
Ww. T. Abernathy
Carthage
Carthage High School
Louisiana College
Pineville, la
Grow Their Own Albuquerque Chili Farm Prisons Gift
City Commissioner Louis Saavedra joked about city grocery purchases for jail inmates and Lt. John Moore, head of the Prison Honor Farm, repaid him with a 40 pound string of red chili grown at the farm for prison cookery.
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Albuquerque
Nlm
Louis Saavedra
Saavedra
John Moore
Moore
Glade Man Charged in Walker's Pharmacy Burglary
Gladewater 21 year old Donnie F Huggins charged with April 1 burglary of Walker's Pharmacy. He was arraigned by Justice of the Peace Ross DeLay with bond set at 2500 and transferred to Longview jail. Also implicated were Tommy R Boatright 20 and Jimmy Smith 19. Items stolen included two watches cigarettes drugs and two syringes from Dr John Mackey's dental office connected to Walker's Pharmacy. Some drugs and one watch reportedly recovered.
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Gilmer
Boatright
Bloom McKenzie Clinic
Jimmy Smith
Marshall
Williams
Huggins
Walker
John Mackey
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Gary Hamberlin
Terry Williams
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George Salter
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Billy Melton
Larry Dauster
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Roy Snow
Donald Tucker
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New Diana
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Leverett’s Chapel
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Big Sandy
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Gary Beckworth
Gregg County
University of Texas
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Tom Fox
Rose Phillips
Barrow
Alton Morris
Hart Clinic Hospital
S. P. Davis
Mary Lou Pilcher
Andy Thompson
E. R. Gammage
Debra Orms
Lester Withers
Katherine Haggarty
Leona Leach
Katherine Sorrells
Bonnie Stewart
Alma Harley
Richard Smith
Mrs. Vivian Dent
Myrtle Turney
Weldon McCurley
Calvin Dudley
Jana Kirk
Maggie High
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