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Woosley School
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Mrs. Holmes was principal and teacher at Woosley during the 1910-1911 school
term (The Rains County Leader, February 3, 1911).
1913-1914
Our trustees have contracted with Prof. T.C. Bynum of Lonie, Childress County,
to teach our school. He has a family and will move among us. ("Woosley
Items", Rains County Leader, September 12, 1913)
In 1915-1916 school term Prof. and Mrs. McClain of Arbala taught at Woosley.
(Rains County Leader, April 7, 1916)
Pro. Guy Sisk- teacher for the 1916-1917 school year (The Rains County Leader,
June 2, 1916)
Miss Ruby Thompson of Powderly, Lamar County, Texas, assisted Prof. Guy Sisk
at Woosley School for the school term of 6 months and they had 89 students.
(The Rains County Leader, June 9, 1916)
1920 ("Looking Back...." photo, Oct. 1989)
teacher : Lucy Bell
Carter, Edith Williams
Roberts, Ernest King, Willis
Fenter, Marye Scott
Craig, Floyd
White, Toddie
White, Odette Fitzgerald
Craig, Ray
Lynch, Floyd
1922 ("Looking Back..." photo, Oct. 1989)
teacher, Dave Nabors
Donaldson, Lola May
Hughey, Allene White,
Margie
Donaldson, Lou Maurita Hughey, Dale
White, Odette Fitzgerald
Fenter, Rubye Williams Hughey,
Hershell Williams, Debs
Ferris, Bertha
Hughey, Jack
Williams, Rubye
Fitgerald, Lucille
Irwin, Ray
Workman, Martha
Hughes, Lois
King, Velma
Hughes, Sonnie
Pollard, Johnnie
1924-1925
During 1924-1925 school year, Mrs. Lucy Bell was Principal and
enrollment was 73 scholastics. (The Rains County Leader, February 27, 1925)
1925-1926 teachers were Prof. Bradford (Principal), Evelyn Hooten (grades 4-6 teacher), and Mattie Kate Montgomery (Primary teacher) (The Rains County Leader, October 30, 1925)
Prof. and Mrs. Ray Clark and Miss Evelyn Hooten were teachers for the 1926-1927 school term. (The Rains County Leader, November 29, 1926)
Honor Roll (The Rains County Leader, December 18, 1931)
4th grade - Floyd Lake Reynolds
5th grade - Doris Nelle Buchanan
6th grade - Virginia Mae Porter
7th grade - Frank Buchanan
8th grade - Maurine Carter, Mahon Mullins, Freida Williams
1931 or 1932 ("Looking Back..." photo, June 2, 1998)
Abney, Eudene
Harlan, Clovis
McDaniel, Margaret
Stuart, Bobby
Abney, J.D.
Harlan, Geanette
McDaniel, Mildred
Stuart, Mattie Lou
Akins, Bertha Lee
Hogue, Mildred
McDaniel, Preston
Stuart, Norma
Akins, Lonnie
Hogue, Robbie
McKinney, Nancy
Taylor, Billie Bob
Akins, Walter
Hogue, Verna Lee
Moore, Hazel
Tilton, Sallie
Armstrong, Doyle
Keeler, Alice
Mullins, Dewett
Wilkey, Doris
Box, L.B.
Keeler, Dave
Passons, Euda Lee
Wilkey, Millard
Buchanan, Clara
Keeler, Esta Lee
Pope, Ola V.
Wilkey, Ray
Buchanan, Doris Nell
King, Grady
Porter, Grady
Wilkey, Reba
Buchanan, Frank
King, Myretta
Porter, Irene
Williams, Freda
Callaway, Virginia
King, Vernon
Porter, Richard
Carter, Maurine
Lewis, Nellie K.
Porter, Virginia
Darden, Laverne
Lewis, Ruthie Mae
Prince, Dougan
Darden, Olevia
Lyles, Faye
Prince, Margaret
Darden, Sybal
Lyles, Winiford
Renolds, Floyd Lake
Dunn, Howard
Lynch, Douglas
Rivers, Buster
Dunn, Lynn
Lynch, Floyd
Rivers, Chester
Dunn, Roe
Lynch, Myretta
Rivers, Margie
Fenter, Irwin
McDaniel, Billy
Scott, Marye
Fenter, Janie P.
McDaniel, Carp;
Stover, A.E.
Fenter, Lawana
McDaniel, Laura Rae Stover, Louise
Fletcher, Oneta
(The Rains County Leader, January 27, 1933)
Marye Scott - Intermediate teacher
Honor Roll (Intermediate)
Floyd Lake Reynolds, 5th grade
Mauritta King, 4th grade
Lawana Fenter, 4th grade
1936 - 37
Prof. Jessie Miller - 4th from left on back row
Mrs. Fay Cooper - on right end of 3rd row (in dark dress)
Miss Marye Scott - in middle of 2nd row from back (with scarf around her neck)
1935-1936 Mr. Roye Moody - Principal
1936-1937
1938-1939
Prof. Jessie Miller
Mrs. Fay Cooper
Miss Marye Scott
1938 For outstanding honor of one of the most successful seasons
for the Woosley basketball girls, the following deserve great credit, namely:
Forwards
Margie Rivers, #1 – that forward that just couldn’t quit
Verna Lee Houge, #2 –She just wouldn’t shoot at the goal and seldom
missed
Mauritta King, #6-She was too small to be so loud
Guards
Cristine Rusk, #7-Just too much ball material for her opponenents
Mildred Houge-The centrifigual unit of the team
Lawana Fenter-the snappiest guard on the team
Also were these dashing little forwards, Norma Dean Stuart and Virginia Lou
Callaway, together with that irressitable guard Robbie Houge, always eager and
ready to do more than their part. The team played 14 games with teams of Class
C Division and were defeated twice, losing by 1or 2 points respectively. Of
Class A & B schools, the Woosley girls scored 81 points against a total
of 108 points. (The Rains County Leader, March 25, 1938)
1943 (Rains County LEADER, "Looking Back...." 22 June 1999)
Armstrong, Billie
Moseley, Mary
Stigall, Dorothy
Moseley, Eudell
Qualls, Virginia (Calloway)
Tidwell, Betty (Fenter)
Woosley School census (census records on file in County Judge's
office)
1936 – 39 families with 81 children
1937- 46 families with 107 children
1938- 20 families with 61 children
1939- 38 families with 87 children
1940- 81 students
1941- 71 students
1940- 104 students
1941- 57 students
1942- 51 students
1943- 42 students
1944- no census
1945- 46 students
1946- 46 students
1947 teacher: Faye Cooper (The Rains County Leader, September 12, 1947)
