Landmark Business Burns

The Mexia News: "An investigation is underway to determine the cause of a Sunday night fire which swept through a large portion of the main building housing a longtime Mexia car dealership.

The fire ripped through the parts and service departments of Dick Scott Ford, on North Sherman Street, just off East Milam. Both of those departments were destroyed, along with the office of Richard (Dick) Goswick.

The Centex GMC portion of the Dick Scott complex was not destroyed. Neither was the sales office area on the south side of the firm’s main building."

Click on The Mexia News link above for the rest of the story and two more photos. In other news, Mellie Merle Scott, wife of Dick Scott, had her 100th birthday last week.

Margaret Ann, Claudia, Mary, Gladys

May 1957

Are Ken and Sandra watching TV?

From a 1970 Newspaper

Ina & Mary in Cameron Park

Gladys, Ina, Mary

In the Wildnerness

Sandra, Dolly, Joy, Mary, Gladys, Kay

Gladys, Dolly, Betty, Mary, Claudia

Mary

A few More Photos of Mary

In this one, Mary's in the next-to-last seat on the far row, right between me and Theresa. Alphabetical order, you know.

Another shot from Cameron Park, 1959.













Click on this one to see the larger version. Robert and Mary are on the right.)

Mary Clark Mortimer, R. I. P.

Mary is #73. I'll always remember her like she was on this band trip to Cameron Park in 1959.

Ann & Don

Corner of Sherman & Commerce

Margaret Ann & Marlis

At the Lake

This happy pair (Betty & John) seems to be thinking about a try-out for Dancing with the Stars.

Jan Grice

Band Uniform

Ann looks thoughtful in 1957.

After the Game

Carol Smith Fowler, Charles Fowler, Warner Dean Hancock.

Doing Homework

Betty and Ina.

Mexia Faculty Members, 1935-1936

Band Uniform

Eating Spaghetti

Pat Looks Up

Party Time

I Could Never Get Even One Girl to Dance with Me

Betty Boyd, Ann Pendleton, Jackie McKenzie.

At the Game

Charles Fowler ('57) and Carol Smith Fowler ('60).