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	ASIFA-Hollywood Cartoon Hall Of Fame: HAWKINS, Emery
		Emery Hawkins was married and had a son and a daughter.
		Emery was the opposite of a tight controlled animator like Milt Kahl.
		Emery Hawkins was the animator on the civil defense film Duck and Cover (1952) where Tommy Turtle shows children how to survive nuclear attack.
	www.animationarchive.org /bio/2005/12/hawkins-emery.html (823 words)

	Something Old, Nothing New: Great WB Animators, Part 2
		Some of this may reflect the fact that Hawkins had worked at Disney, where the animation was very fluid and had characters in constant motion, rather than the jerkier, more pronounced movements of typical WB animation.
		But Hawkins uses this fluid style not to be cute but to be funny; he uses the fluid style to take characters' bodies through a lot of changes and poses very quickly, with the fun coming from how quickly the character changes his movement and even his shape.
		Perhaps the best-known cartoon that Hawkins worked on is Chuck Jones' Rabbit of Seville, where Hawkins animated the opening scene and Bugs's drag scene.
	zvbxrpl.blogspot.com /2005/07/great-wb-animators-part-2.html (1017 words)

	Ft. Hawkins, Macon, Georgia
		After Hawkins got an additional cession from the chiefs in 1805 the fort was built to protect the settlers.
		Later Fort Hawkins was the embarkation point for federal soldiers leaving to fight in the First Seminole War.
		Fort Hawkins is a three-story museum (located in the reconstructed blockhouse), filled with information on the fort, Benjamin Hawkins, the Creek Indians and period artifacts.
	roadsidegeorgia.com /site/fort_hawkins.html (591 words)

	Online Fort Hawkins Tour (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fort Hawkins (commissioned 1806 and decommissioned 1828) was named for Benjamin Hawkins, a North Carolina senator to the Continental Congress, a Revolutionary War interpreter for George Washington, and Federal Indian Agent for areas south of the Ohio River.
		Hawkins was appointed by Washington and later worked under Thomas Jefferson and with John Adams, James Madison, and Andrew Jackson.
		The reconstructed blockhouse at Fort Hawkins was built in 1937-1939 by the Nathaniel Macon Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and was completed with Works Progress Administration workers under Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal.
	launchpad.gmc.cc.ga.us /robins/Online.htm (942 words)

	Jackson King : Cartoon Crazy IV
		During the infamous Disney strike, animator Emery Hawkins joined the picket line because he was disgruntled that despite Walt Disney's assurances it was clear he was not going to be moved into features.
		One day Hawkins was outside the studio when Walt drove up, got out of his car, and started to enter the studio when he saw Hawkins.
		Hawkins later claimed when talking to animator Nelson Rhodes that the impact was so great that he laid down his picket sign and left the Disney lot that day, going over to Walter Lantz studio for work.
	jimhillmedia.com /blogs/jackson_king/archive/2003/11/09/1146.aspx (1176 words)

	Whitaker Funeral Home Obituaries
		Emery was born on March 31, 1917 in Oviedo, FL, a daughter of the late James H. and Willa Donaldson Lee.
		In 1938, she and her late husband Edward R. Emery of 63 years were married and moved to Dublin, GA where she still has many close friends and family.
		Bobb was born on December 7, 1910 in Newberry, a daughter of the late Gregg Evans and Lula Belle Evans Eddy.
	www.whitakerfuneralhome.com /obit.shtml (2139 words)

	JimHillMedia.com : Welcome! (Site not responding. Last check: )
		During the infamous Disney strike, animator Emery Hawkins (who passed away in 1991) joined the picket line because he was disgruntled that, despite Walt Disney's assurances, he was not going to be moved into features.
		One day Hawkins was outside the studio when Walt drove up, got out of his car, walked up to Hawkins and stood, inches from his face, glaring for what seemed forever, then wordlessly turned and walked into the building.
		Hawkins later claimed when talking to animator Nelson Rhodes, that the impact was so great he laid down his picket sign and left the Disney lot that day, going over to the Walter Lantz studio for work.
	www.jimhillmedia.com /mb/articles/showarticle.php?ID=724 (1558 words)

	HAROLD FRANKLIN "HAWKSHAW" HAWKINS
		Patsy has become more famous in death than she was during her brief career, but Cowboy Copas and Hawkshaw Hawkins, who were well-known stars of the Grand Ole Opry have been all but forgotten, which is sad, because their legacy deserves more than that.
		He inscribed a copy to Ralph Emery with "Play the hell out of this, hoss." It first appeared in the Billboard country chart in the March 2, 1963 issue (three days before his death).
		Lonesome 7-7203 was absent from the charts for the two weeks following his death, but re-appeared on March 23rd and went on to spend 25 weeks on the chart, four of them at the number one spot, something that eluded him during his lifetime.
	www.patsyclinetribute.com /hawk.htm (1123 words)

	Forthawkins (Site not responding. Last check: )
		GMC is assisting The City of Macon’s Fort Hawkins Commission in their goal of restoring the 1806 1.4 acre stockade compound.
		Fort Hawkins is a War of 1812 frontier fort whose reconstructed blockhouse is located at the corner of Emery Highway and Maynard Street in Macon, Georgia.
		Currently, The City of Macon’s Fort Hawkins Commission is raising funds to reconstruct the entire 1.4 acre stockade.
	launchpad.gmc.cc.ga.us /robins/fortha.htm (247 words)

	Cartoons, Model Sheets, & Stuff: An Emery Hawkins Take
		Pat Matthews gets my vote for making Woody the most fun to watch but Hawkins' drawings are so perfect and solid.
		Hawkins is in the top of his class.
		Amongst all the other animators in one cartoon, his scenes would stand out like a moth in a dark room.
	klangley.blogspot.com /2007/09/emery-hawkins-take.html (437 words)

	nrfc98's Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Stella and James Hawkins are both buried in the Old Athens Cemetery in Baxter County Arkansas.
		Stella Hawkins is the daughter of Stephen William White Born-10/16/1808 in Spartanburg S.C. Died-1/9/1892 in Baxter County AR.
		Emery Josiah Byrd had one son before he married Mary Frances (Barnett) Byrd, his name was either Joe or Harvey Byrd.
	members.aol.com /nrfc98/index2.htm (1938 words)

	NEWS: GSC: Demerits not on ballot
		According to Head Coach Beth Emery, the crew team became the first womensports team at the University to make it to any type of NCAA tournament.
		The boat from stroke to bow consisted of Jessica Sommer ’00, Erin Burchfield’02, Julia Matsudaira ’02, Annika Hawkins ’00, Sonja Koppenwallner, MaryPeacock ’02, Lily Goetz ’01 and Rachael Seevers ’01.
		Emery said the Cardinals’ last-place finish was due to a combinationof factors.
	www.wesleyan.edu /argus/sept500/s1.html (603 words)

	Bloomsburg Universit vs Winston-Salem State (Mar 07, 2005)
		EMERY, T. advanced to second on a passed ball.
		EMERY, T. advanced to third on a wild pitch.
		EMERY, T. grounded out to p; HOMYAK, J. advanced to third on the throw.
	www.bloomu.edu /sports/soft05/bu-ws2.htm (1050 words)

	Index (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A friend of mine, Jeff Hawkins, put together a number of laps and dedicated them to the memory of Lee Emery.
		Jeff Hawkins, Jerry Venne, Marcia Emery and Tony Stewart sponsored laps in Lee’s memory.
		Through a friend of Jeff’s he was able to get in touch with Tony and he graciously agreed to sponsor a lap.
	www.greenmountainracin.com (4272 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Henery Hawk
		It's just that he was too young and inexperienced to know a chicken when he saw one; and (tho gifted with out-of-proportion strength) far too small to do much about it if he did.
		Henery (who was likely named after animator Emery Hawkins, by the way) was introduced in The Squawkin' Hawk, which was released August 8, 1942.
		The director was Chuck Jones, who is also known for such minor stars as Sniffles the Mouse, Hubie & Bertie, and The Three Bears, to say nothing of such major ones as The Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote.
	www.toonopedia.com /henery.htm (492 words)

	GAC Forums - Who do you consider to be the cartooniest animator of them all?
		Scribner was able to keep personality in his animation even when animating outrageously wild actions, while I love Patterson's kooky animation in the late-1950s at Lantz...
		Although the obvious choices- Scribner, Tyer, Hawkins, and Cannon- immediately jump to mind, I had to go with Irven Spence as most cartoony animator.
		Scribner, Tyer, and Hawkins' work is certainly a joy to watch...
	forums.goldenagecartoons.com /showthread.php?t=447 (459 words)

	Cartoon Brew: Leading the Animation Conversation » Animation Artist Autobiographies
		It amazes, and saddens, me that none of the A-list animators at Warner Bros. or MGM ever bothered to record their memories or offer insights into how they worked.
		The one cartoon animator who did produce a couple of books, Preston Blair, is evidence of how much these artists had to offer to future generations; Blair’s book is to this day one of the most widely admired animation texts around
		I have an interview with Emery Hawkins and one with Isadore Klein.
	www.cartoonbrew.com /books/animation-artist-autobiographies (748 words)

	FULTON COUNTY INDIANA
		Emery HAWKINS, Route 2, Culver; and paternal grandparents, Mr.
		He was a graduate of Indiana University and held a master's degree from that university.
		On Oct. 22, 1921, he was married to Edna HAWKINS, at Louisville, Ky. The Jones' moved to Rochester in 1929 from Bloomington, Ind. Mr.
	www.fulco.lib.in.us /Tombaugh/Obituaries/Html/1951.htm (17602 words)

	Something Old, Nothing New : 05/30/2004 - 06/05/2004
		(Hawkins wasn't a regular member of Jones' unit; he had animated for Walter Lantz, and then moved to WB to work for director Arthur Davis.
		When Davis's unit was closed down, Hawkins animated for the three remaining directors at WB, a sort of "rotating" animator, and then left; he mostly worked on commercials after that.)
		Welcome to my shop -- let me cut your mop"), the animation is by Phil Monroe, who worked in Jones' unit in the late '40s and early '50s, and later animated for Jones at MGM on projects like How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
	zvbxrpl.blogspot.com /2004_05_30_zvbxrpl_archive.html (5489 words)

	Richard Williams
		His films include Who Framed Roger Rabbit, The Return of the Pink Panther, The Charge of the Light Brigade, A Christmas Carol and The Little Island.
		People he has worked with include Ken Harris, Art Babbitt, Milt Kahl, Grim Natwick, Frank Thomas, Ollie Johnston, Andreas Deja, Eric Goldberg, Simon Wells, Emery Hawkins, Cliff Nordberg, Abe Levitow, and Chuck Jones.
		At a young age Richard Williams moved to from his native Canada to Spain to paint and study.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Academy/5303/rw.html (519 words)

	Biographies- Montgomery County (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Emery HAWKINS, 74, died at 4 last Tuesday morning at Britton Nursing home, Rockville.
		Evelyn White of Indianapolis and a son, Roland R. Hawkins with the US AF.
		Burial in Forks of the Creek Cemetery with the Catlin Lodge 402 F and AM giving the grave side service.
	www.rootsweb.com /~inmontgo/bios/h/hawkins-emery.htm (81 words)

	John Gentilella
		Having worked in New York and being familiar with Famous cartoons, I couldn't imagine why Jaques would be interested in anybody from a New York studio.
		The important animators were the nine old men and folks like Grim Natwick, Art Babbitt, Emery Hawkins, Bill Tytla, Norm Ferguson, Fred Moore, Ken Harris, Irv Spence, Rod Scribner, Preston Blair, Bob Cannon, Ben Washam, Ken Muse and others.
		But Bob Jaques knew something that I didn't: John Gentilella was their equal.
	www.geocities.com /Hollywood/Boulevard/3131/gentilella.html (966 words)

	fps: The Magazine of Animation: The Thief and the Cobbler on DVD
		I should probably get it, just for the Williams footage that was included, but still...
		It's ironic, in a letter to Funnyworld following up an interview with Milt Gray, and commenting Raggedy Ann and Andy's problems, M. Williams comments on trying to put the rush on the film, so that Grim, Ken Harris, and Emery Hawkins can still be around and appreciate the film.
		This was circa 1979, and of course, not only was Grim's stuff cut, but none of these gents (and probably others, by then) were alive to see the release print.
	www.fpsmagazine.com /2005/01/thief-and-cobbler-on-dvd.shtml (340 words)

	CGTalk - We need to save this Film [27+ years in the making]
		Richard Williams started this ambitious animated film way back in 1968.
		Working with him were some of the original Disney animators such as Art Babbit and Grim Natwick as well as Ken Harris and Emery Hawkins from Warners.
		The film was originally self financed by Williams with money coming in from his animated commercials.
	forums.cgsociety.org /printthread.php?t=75919 (918 words)

	The earliest "Post-1948" Warner Bros.cartoons - Animation Show Forums
		came to dinner", as it had an animator John Carey, familiar to watchers of the older package as a Davis animator (he worked for McKimson and others too,but to list his work for others would get off the point which I am trying to make!), where Emery Hawkins replaced him.
		But the short just mentioined, "The Pest That Came To Dinner", had three EXCEPT for Emery H., but John Carey,an earlier animator.
		But EVEN MORE so--11817 is the MPAA number given here, and its much lower than other post-1948 ones INCLUDING "You Were Never Duckier" and the last Terchnicolor pre-1948, and the last ever released, "Haredevil; Hare".
	www.animationshow.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=3604&hl= (2147 words)

	What'll show up at Homecoming? Probably something big
		George Meyer and Red Billings, both deceased, will be represented by family.
		On hand will be Betty Piccollo, Jeff Hawkins, Emery LaPointe, Jerry Schempf, Janet Madsen Cotton, Gary Lefebvre, Craig Otto, Pat Donahue, and Skipp Schaefbauer.
		They'll be introduced at halftime ("just a stand and wave," said Barth) and feted after the game at Blackwoods.
	www.erstarnews.com /2005/September/26strand.html (845 words)

	Untitled Document
		Hawkins, Benjamin F. Hawkins, Dollie 1875 1958 Wife of Emery Hawkins
		Hawkins, Jane Jessup 1828 1900 Wife of Wm P. Hawkins
		Hawkins, Sarah Barnes 1820 1896 Wife of Pleasent Hawkins
	www.marknehemiah.com /gorrells/Adams.Cem.pt.I (1158 words)

	The Columbia Crow's Nest - Columbia Cartoon History - Charles Mintz
		These changes occurred because of a wave of fresh talent that hit the Mintz studio at that time.
		Al Eugster, Preston Blair, Irv Spence, Bob Wickersham, and especially Emery Hawkins enjoyed their time at the studio, mainly because Marcus and Davis encouraged them to do virtually anything they wanted in the shorts — the same sort of laissez-faire attitude taken during the heyday of the Lantz studio.
		Manny Gould and Ben Harrison, who pioneered the opposite approach on the Krazy Kat series, led a turnaround that began to push the Scrappy series even further.
	columbia.goldenagecartoons.com /history/mintz (2794 words)

	Animation World Magazine
		Made for the New York Stock Exchange, the associate producer was George Gordon, Carl Urbano was the animation director and the art directors were Gerald Nevius and Edger Starr.
		The music was by Eugene Poddany and the animation was by Arnold Gillespie, Emery Hawkins and Bill Higgens.
		A is for Atom, 1953, sponsored by the General Electric Co., explains how the atom works and what makes uranium so special (it can be used for the good of mankind).
	mag.awn.com /index.php?ltype=pageone&article_no=1734&page=5 (637 words)

	Warner Bros. Cartoon Releases - 1950
		Dir: Robert McKimson - Story: Warren Foster - Anim: J.C. Melendez, Emery Hawkins, Charles McKimson, John Carey, Phil DeLara - Layout: Cornett Wood - Backgrounds: Richard H. Thomas - VC: Mel Blanc - Music: Carl Stalling
		Dir: Robert McKimson - Story: Warren Foster - Anim: Emery Hawkins, Charles McKimson, Phil DeLara, John Carey, Rod Scribner - Layout: Cornett Wood - Backgrounds: Richard H. Thomas - VC: Mel Blanc - Music: Carl Stalling
		Dir: I. Freleng - Anim: Arthur Davis, Emery Hawkins, Gerry Chiniquy, Ken Champin, Virgil Ross - Layout: Hawley Pratt - Backgrounds: Paul Julian - VC: Mel Blanc - Music: Carl Stalling
	www.davemackey.com /animation/wb/1950.html (1868 words)

	Trivia for The Barber of Seville (1944) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The first Woody Woodpecker "cartune" to feature the new, more appealing Woody re-design by Emery Hawkins and Arthur Heinemann.
		This design removed the buck teeth, receding chin, an stubby legs of the original Alex Lovy design from Knock Knock (1940), and simplified Woody's color scheme.
		The first Woody Woodpecker "cartune" to use the famous "Woody pops out of a log" opening title animated by Emery Hawkins
	indie.imdb.com /Trivia?0149790 (154 words)

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