James Bowie High School - Pirate Yearbook (Simms, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

1. I - x 6164 if vge e . i W - oeeeo H. , QQ , I 9 70 e PIRA TE ik... James Bowie High School qi, Szmms, Texas oe 'f '3,s ,A ' ' I j Af, fp' ff Hi t I fi , 2.4 X Foreword Bronson Alcott defined a good book as that which is opened with expectation, and closed with delight and profit. The Staff and Isincerely hope that the 1970 PIRATE meets these qualifications. W- amor Whether sloshing through steaming Asian jungles, breaking a snow trail on European mountains, or patrolling icy enemy seas, the men of the Armed Forces stand apart from most men. Yet, they are the same, sharing the same home and families and dreams and joys of other men. What makes these servicemen unique? Is it the selfless bravery in the face of black and terrible death? Is it a nobility that characterizes these modern-day knights in flak vests and helmets? Is it an abrupt manhood forced upon them on a dark and ominous night 'Z it 3. N, 'Y ' Q ia, twt pp 'Q . d! what they learn what it is to splatter some i fellpw human's guts on a tree or over the ground? Could it be the encompassing lone- liness coming of cold, hunger, despair, and the feeling that no one really cares? There are those who care. Just how much they are concerned could never be put into insignificant, puny words. Therefore, we ofthe 1963-1970 James Bowie Pirate staff dedicate this? yearbook to you, the men of the Armed For es, and thus we hope we can, in some in- fin' fely small way, show that our thoughts, dreams, and prayers are with each of you. 5 5 Z 2 TYPISTS Pat Hankins Frances Batchelor Adviser Mrs. Nelda Hawkins K Pirate Through co-operation and much hard work these are the ones BOYS' SPORTS EDITORS Jimmy Addy, Billy Lawing Mike Oliver GIRLS' SPORTS EDITORS H elen Taylor Janice Davis XX Q Q Q 3 Builders that helped to make the 1969-70 PIRATE a success. 1 K, ART EDITORS Iannett Holden Mary Wllson Wx ing' f Yr eee: of Tlx- W ,,,,,...,..-M., ,.-r- PICTURE MANAGERS Sharon Knight Terry Tidwell Deborah Clark AD MANAGER Becky Shaw CLASSES EDITORS Gaylon Smlth Doris Hazelwood s XX C onstruclion Engineers lb A RRR R RRR R fffiqkf' A A ew fsQ:QQ2 w 'K uw-. mu www-. , I B S Tag A , N AT? M199 A S giif isg mmm Q RiwsQasrQano W ASST. EDITOR: Donna Hamrnonds ASST. BUS. MANAGER: Kay Johnson 6 EDITOR Judy Hammonds BUSINESS MANAGER Sandra Hanna X x if. 5 . ul iff iii, , f' a , , , , f 'mf :al Administrators ., ,V , 1. fr rganize, Improvise, Supervise 1 Q K , 1 5 2 l 5 ii i 9 L 5 As chief executive I 5 officer of the board of trustees, Superintendent John Meadows is faced with such tasks as those of developing a sound educa- tional organization, planning and administering a comprehensive and effective co -curricular and student activity pro- gram, assisting trustees in developing a long range plan, and, finally, of evolving a means of con- tinuous appraisal of the total program. JOHN MEAD OWS 5 1 E 1 2 Q l Q R l I BOB SHADDOX ' f 1 Q 3 i f t 2 f 3 e 5 r I 2 S , 4 It is the duty of Bob f Shaddox, the high school principal, to plan, coor- dinate, and supervise the total instructional program . Some of his other assign- ments are supervising all student activity programs and implementing school district policies and ad- ministrative regulations . 6 l L LAMAR HA WKINS Elementary Principal Lamar Hawkins is the chief executive officer and edu- cation leader of Grades 1 through 8 . ln this capaci- ty he is in charge of numerous assignments, such as those involving personnel activities, in- ventory records, disci- pline, and special services programs in his building . School Board GERALD THOMAS - President School S ecretary MRS . MILDRED SMITH FLOYD STURGEON PAUL DANIELS THURMAN TIDWELL - V. Pres DOCK LAWING NOT SHOWN: HUBERT MAY B. S. PROCTOR PTA Officers Pres. - MRS. M. B. TIDWELL Vice-Pres. - W. R. RICHARDSON Sec. - MRS. BOBBY JOE TIDWELL Treas. - MRS. DOUGLAS MEADOWS i n , .9 at Facult me WI would not hesitate to say that the J United States is the finest society 6hgAa J grand scale that the world has thus Alfred North Whileheazi ttttt t m 1 1 Q.. x Q 5 I es. 5 .. iff 2 5 . 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I2 Learn and Gladbf Teach NELDA HAWKINS East Texas St. Univ. Sam Houston St. College Univ. of Hawaii Univ. of Houston ESTELLE SHELTON East Texas St, Univ. Sam Houston St, College WILLIAM RICHARDSON East Texas St. Univ. BETTY REED Texarkana College East Texas St. Univ GRACE MOORE Southern Methodist Univ. East Texas St. Univ. JOHN MEADOWS Texarkana Ir. C0116g6 East Texas St. Univ. BOB SHADDOX East Texas St. Univ. DAVID HALE STOCKS LAGER Austin College Grayson County College East Texas Baptist College Henkierson St. Teachers' College MRS. NOVELLE BOWERS MRS. ANN MCINTYRE Dedicate Time to Students Q1 Mr. Roach will tell you who really does the work around James Bowie. I4 MRS . BILLIE LAMBERT The Students Behind the Scene E 'N'v--4..,, 'S-,ww 'ia' Linda Gaulden, Ruby Ratliff, Diane Whitecotton, Becky Shaw, Gaylon Smith, Marylon Ivey, Sharon Knight Patricia Hankins, Deborah Norton, Monnie Cowan, Doris Hazelwood, Ian-net Holden, Kathryn Granbery, Lynn Garrett, Joan Kruse, Carlene Davis, Io Ann Roach, Linda Meadows, Sue Karr, Debbie Cowan, Pam McWilliams, Cathy Granbery. NOT SHOWN: Helen Taylor, Marshall Hammonds Man Hands Work to Keep James Bowie on the Move Martha Carlile Ernie Durham Margaret Hammonds fx . 3 i Q Ruth Skelton Eva lee Howell fx. Coach Richardson, Rich Slider, Farrell Tidwell, Bemard Moore, Hoyt Tidwell, Carl Raney, R. B. Park, Alonzo Karr, Don Childers. I6 . .rp- E Q f - 4 v 'sq 1 'LQ-x - Seniors olkgrlf IV lf, fr y-. . ... . ,Q 42,17 If-0 9 O Be Amerlcans Let there be no sectionalism, no North, South, East or Westg you are all dependent 73 one on another . . . In one word, be a nation . F s A Page Is Opened Tian ska' eX.-- V -6 'X W , E F N S . FL A ., .f x -N ., A X 4 .s 4 'f 5, .if X I - , W s F Z V -' 'Y 1 V' ,,,' X I In 1 f A ff ak if? ef Wi' my 3: ..e e Qs! , by 5,5 fm, I8 A Chapter Begins i f L 'T' V B . .Ae I Qj .i 'J I . v' .vig V K .1511 , . ,paaaalq CLARA FRANCES BA TCHELOR I would like to be shy, but it's too much trouble . F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Officer 2 Class Officer 2 Class Favorite 1 Pep Squad 1,2 Annual Staff 4 One-Act Play 1 JIMMY LOYD ADDY 'lt is better to wear out than to rust out . ' Football 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Football Captain 4 Honorable Mention 3 Basketball 1 ,2 ,3 F .F.A . 1 ,2 , 3 F.F.A. Officer 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Most Handsome 4 Class Favorite 3 Track 1 ,2 ,3 'gi MICHAEL DEA N BOWERS I'm not lazyg 1'm just saving my energy . Football 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3 F.F.A. Officer 1,2,3 Class Officer 1,2,3 Friendliest The Page s Turned . DORAN G WEN BA RRON 'Give the world your best, and the best will come back to you . Football 1,2,3,4 F. F. A. 1,2 ,3 F.F.A. Officer 1,2,3 Class Officer 1 ,2 ,3 Best All Around 4 All-Star Actor 3 RITA JEAN FAULKNOR Her disposition is as sunny as her hair. F.H.A. 3,4 Office Practice 4 We Seniors extend thanks to the men and women who have seen us through these four tempestuous years. DEBORAH FAY CLARK A good heart s worth gold. Most Popular 4 F.H.A. l,2,3.4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Squad 3 Class Favorite 3 A . ROBERT EARL GIBSON Men of few words are the best men. F . F . A . 1 , 2 ,3 Football Manager 3 ,4 Class Favorite 1 Annual Staff 4 Wittiest 4 ,, ,sw ROGER KEITH FOSTER A boy is growing up when he had rather steal a kiss than second base. F. F. A . 1 ,2 ,3 F.F.A. Officer 3 Football Manager 4 Annual Staff 4 1 KA THRYN SUE GRANBERY It pays to go around in circles, when they are circles of friends. Pep Squad 1 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Spyglass 4 Class Officer 4 Office Practice 4 GEORGE MARSHALL HA MMONDS Try me: l'll argue about anything . F.F.A. 1,2,3 Greenhand Officer 1 F.F.A. Officer 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Baseball 1,2,3 JUDY ELAINE HA MMONDS Boys are to blame for girls telling lies - they keep asking questions. Basketball 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 All-District 3 Head Cheerleader 4 Class Officer 1 ,2 , 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Annual Editor 4 Co-Captain 3 ,4 CLASS FLOWER: Carnation CLASS COLORS: Red and White DONNA KAYE HAMMONDS Always has something to keep the twinkle in her eyes. All-Star Actress 2 Class Officer 1 Greenhand Sweetheart 1 Class Favorite 2 F.H.A. Officer 2,3 Football Princess 3 Nearest 4 Annual Staff 3 ,4 Cheerleader 4 SANDRA LANELL HANNA Happy as a mosquito who just passed her screen test . Basketball 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Baseball 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Volleyball 1,2 ,3,4 F . H. A . 1 ,2 ,4 Annual 3 ,4 Quill and Scroll 3 Quietest 4 CLASS MOTTO: It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greamess. PATRICIA LEE HANKINS Keep smilingg it makes everyone wonder what you've been up to. Miss Senior 4 F.H-.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Officer 2,3 Annual Staff 4 One-Act Play 2 ii' DORIS JANE HA ZELWOOD Precious things come in small packages . F . H . A . 1 ,2 ,4 Office Practice 4 Teachers' Aide 1,2,3, Most Courteous Girl 4 Spyglass 4 Annual Staff 4 4 'Eze STEVE RAY HA WKINS Why should I work? I've committed no crime. Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 F. F. A . 1 ,2 ,3 Class Favorite 2 Football Captain 4 Most Courteous 4 Defensive and Offensive Honorable Mention, Football 4 L fx' rx V -f-M....r-af ROBERT LEE HOOPER, IR. Life is no longer if we hurryg the world, no better if we worry. F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Spyglass 3,4 Annual Staff4 fi' RAYMOND CREW HA ZELW OOD Variety is the spice of life. F.F.A. 1,3 Spyglass Staff 4 Annual staff 4 Neatest 4 KAY LYNN JOHNSON She is quiet and sweet with an eagemess to help that has endeared her to people . F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Spyglass 3 Quill and Scroll 3 Pep Squad 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Annual Staff 3 ,4 Most Dependable 4 D.A.R. Good Citizen 4 Class Officer 4 One-Act Play 2 ,3 My sword is Strengthg my spear is Song . JANNET KAY HOLDEN Here is a dear and true, industrious friend . F.H.A. l,2,3,4 F.H.A. Officer 4 Pep Squad 1 ,3,4 Best All Around 4 Annual staff 4 Office Practice 4 Football Princess 4 QQ fmt A But BILLY MACK LAWING He thinks too muchg such men are dangerous. Football 1 ,2 , 3 ,4 Football Captain 4 F. F. A. 1,2 ,3 F.F.A. Officer 1,2,3 Basketball 1 ,2 ,3 Most Athletic 4 Most Dependable 4 Track 1 ,2 ,3 Basketball Captain 4 Laughter is my shield . SHARON LaWEDA KNIGHT The world was made to enjoyg so enjoy it. Most Beautiful 4 F.H.A.1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Squad 1,2,3 Office Practice 4 JOAN EVELYN MINOR Oh, will I ever find the depth of that Pool of Life? F.H.A . 1 Spyglass Staff 3 ,4 Class Officer 3 ,4 Annual Staff 4 Most Likely to Succeed 4 We RICKEY NOEL MAY I'll tickle your catastrophe . F.F.A. 1,2,3 Q F.F.A. Officer 1,2,3 Football 3,4 Basketball 3 ,4 Track 3 ,4 Class Officer 4 Basketball Captain 4 an DANNY GENE SMITH Nothing is so strong as gentlenessg nothing so gentle as real strength. F.F.A. l,2,3 Spyglass Staff 4 Quietest 4 MICHAEL WAYNE OLIVER Give me vacation or give me death. Class Officer 4 Football 4 Basketball 3 ,4 Spyglass Editor 3 Annual Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 3,4 One -Act Play 3 F.F.A. 3 GAY LON MAE SMITH She smiles upon many just for fun, but we all Know there 's only one, Basketball l One -Act Play l Pep Squad 1,2 Teachers' Aide 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1 .2 ,4 Office Practice 4 Class Officer 4 Annual Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Make your own kind of music REBECCA JEAN SHAW Grace was in all her steps, heav'n in her eyes, and every gesture dignity and love . Football Queen 3 Football Princess 2 F.F.A. Sweetheart 3 F.H.A. President 3 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2,3 Quill and Scroll 3 ,4 Class Officer l ,3 Annual Staff 3 ,4 .4'jM 'IW RONNY MACK THOMAS Nothing is opened more by mistake - than the mouth. Football 2 ,3 Basketball 2 ,3 Baseball 1,2,3 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Mr. Senior4 Lost time is like a run in a stocking it always gets worse . MICHAEL ERWIN STOKES The main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human. F.F.A. l,2,3 Football 4 Basketball 3 Class Offif-er 3 Most Popular 4 CHARLOTTE PAYE TIDWELL Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow. Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 F.H, A. l, 2, 3 Spyglass 3, 4 Friendliest 4 HELEN JOVENE TAYLOR People who are quiet are not angels. F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Spyglass 3,4 Pep Squad 2 Wittiest 4 Office Practice 4 Annual Staff 4 TERRY VA UGHN TIDWELL Fools wander, but a wise man travels. Football 2 Basketball 1 ,2 , 3 ,4 Track 1 ,2 Greenhand Officer 1 Most Likely to Succeed 4 F. F . A . 1 , 2 Annual Staff 4 Basketball Captain 4 'Quotations in this section borrowed . SPONSORS: Tom Hutcheson and David Stockslager PLAY: Finders Creepers by Donald Payton BANQUET: May 9, 1970, Officers' Open Mess, Red River Army Depot GRADUA TION: May 28 , 1970 , High School Gymnasium Chapter Ends. MARY LOUISE WILSON Can one desire too much of a good thing? Pep Squad 3 ,4 Annual Staff 4 F.H.A. 1,3,4 F.H.A. Officer 4 Quill and Scroll 3 ,4 Spyglass 3,4 Sages of the Senior Class IRM fL 1A EN ' 5 Mad dog , beware! l 30 What am I waiting for? Juniors Choose to Entertain OFFICERS RED RIVER Q I caught you! 1 Wlde -eyed and bushy -tailed ' , Oriental Theme 1969 Seniors ARMY DEPOT OPEN MESS , L' .2 W Q X M I '?' . e , L ' P . fi' NJ ur EU ThF Une-A ct Play Directed by: W . S. Wommack FI Presented by the 1968-1969 Married Sunrise Written by: John Kirkpatrick I uniors Judy played Mrs. Brent with Mike as Mr. Brent. Kay played the know-it- all teenager known as Peggy- Mike says, She knows more about this than I do. n Terry, the stage manager, took a look after a performance and says, I think they liked it. Donna played Elsie with Doran as Rex. Granny played by Sandra says, Fiddlesticks! x X-Vx.. Juniors There may be men who can live with out political rights and without oppor tunity of free individual deyelopment but I think this is intolerable for 3Americans. W Albert Einstgin axes . gm riwsimisov Adcock, Neal Barron, James Clark, Sherry Davis, Janice Dieckman, Donald Duren, Danny Elrod, Kenneth Evans, Daniel Faulknor, Haskell Foster, Michael Garrett, Lynn Gaulden, Linda Granbery, Cathy CTeace Be Within Thy Walls, ff' Hanna, Kathy Hazelwood, Jean Hooper, Rodney Ivey , Marylon Kinney , Bruce gal' '7 9 i 15 and prosperity within th palace -rg -...aff 4-Hy '. ' if 4 ' ff it. I ,,,,, 4 , ,,,,-,,, K -f I ' X' '- if .. 4 Phi ' t ,A as ' ft, ' WW I Tl- x uf: , 4, M -vi A' ' J ff ' Wooten, Pam A ' 'N The changes of time . . . i W' fl 41: A of I, Q , 557' in ' n y.. ul 1 f f if Y., S39 Kruse, Joan May, Charlotte McWilliams, Pam Meadows, Linda O'Neil, John Simmons, Pattie Smith, Jerry Smith, Penny Steward, Charlotte Stokes, Patrick Tefteller, Christene Thomas, Pat Tidwell, Paula Vickers, Peggy Walker, Sherion Williams, Mike Junior O ficers if if lflll' TI President: PATTY SIMMONS Secretary: SHERRY CLARKg Reporters: CHARLOTTE MAY, MARYLON IVEY VA III Class 'lrvl fa. . gnu. 2 3 0 H. N W Vice-President: MIKE WILLIAMSg Treasurer: PATRICIA THOMAS few ,1..,,f,,G.w .,,,,,,, . wsmigf 36 W ww ? nf' I f .f 'fair' 1 lin I f 0 .r'. A X V'rr Mr . Minter Cathy Granbery ii .x 'V'1'4:fsb at WP if n - if at in ' :,-5-ga V2 A or ,fr fd' Whatsoever T hy Hand Findeth to Barron, Darice Barron, Robert Brooks, Reba Brown, Thomas Bryan, Barcie Burkhalter, Paul Cartwright, Marvin Cartwright, Wayne Cowan, Deborah Cowan, Monica Culpepper, David Daniels, David Davis, Carlene Duren, Linda Durham, Sue Easttarn, Linda Foster, Ricky Gaulden, Betty Cranberry, Ann Hawkins, Brenda Nw 0, D0 It With Th Might Hawkins, Marlin Hazelwood, Janice Henin, Joe Holden, Particia Karr, Sue Littleton, Jim May, Sue May, Kay McAdams, Glyn Norton, Debbie Norton, Steve Obenoskey, Larry Puckett, James Ratliff, Ruby Roach, Jo Ann Tutt, Rickey WW Whitecotton , Diane Williams, Debbie Wooten, Ernest f X N I I AM I 1 , +- Sophomore O ficers I B I A T I I A o o I or oooo P I Ai b If I N Wrzk V: VlV,, by , y Q A ,ICIU-QI' 1 K M I rx r ' If I R rg K I I A A ' xx A ., e gl , N pw It x 1-of I 4 2 5 I W.: . ,J ' ,li A- Sue May President: DAVID DANIELg Vice -President: BRENDA HAWKINSQ Secretary: DARICE BARRONg Treasurer: LINDA DUREN Reporters: DEBBIE WILLIAMS , BARCIE BRYAN 1 4- 61 Y v 1 VA II Class Y 1 X I Mormie and Debbie has 'Rl-R The Race Is ot to the in 'Y if Auten, Gayland Basham, Paul Brown, Gene Cowley, Becky Davis, Delia Duren, Rita Durham, Melvin Durham, Reba Forsyth, Eddie Foster, Mike Foster, Julia Garrett, Danny If f' X Garrett, James Granberry, Bonnie Griffin , Jimmy Griffin, Pam Hammonds, James Hammonds, Ronnie Hubbs, Audrey Jones, Kim 4? S ww, 5573, 42 W3 nor the Battle to the Strong Kinney, John Knight, David Meadows, Sandra Park, Paula Puckett, Pamela Raney, Rosa Roach, Jimmy Roberts, Rickey Self, Dennis Simmons, Sue Srnitheon, Glenda Son, Lonnie Stephens, Lou Ann Stokes, Sandy Taylor, Billie Tidwell, Laluan Watkins , Benny Whitecotton , Donny Williams , Peggy Freshman O fcers ff. re A - ,fi ,, A . --6 'v 4:2-V1-flfgg, .-. gf.fElfJLM'c 'N President: RITA DURENg Vice-President: SUE SIMMONSQ Secretary: BONNIE GRANBERRYg Treasurer: AUDREY HUBBS Reporters: LAJUAN TIDWELL, and EDDIE FORSYTH ,., H 44 VA I Class Sue and-Danny ., lnyrwgxgh 'FI have never had a feeling politically that did not spring from the Declaration of Independence . . . I would rather be assassinated on the spot than surrender it. K n 4 he ' de44d5f0hafn LinGoln 25:1 3 :K r .im lg 5 ,S 5 E x f t 2, E' I Hr' S Y 51-em 3 A cf xv .Q w -f 5. X JL 13 5 ff 5 , J fu if s -r qw, few J. f- S EV gg? 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Yi 2' ... 1 r T he EIGH T H Stone is Pr a' ,' Barron, Randall Brock, James Cartwright, Kay Culpepper, Randall Davis, Joanie Faulknor Faulknor Faulknor Granbery , Herbert Michael Rhonda Michael Hanna , Reita Hazelwood, Paul Jones, Randall Kruse, Pamela May, Rodney McCullough, Larry McDonald, Donald McGalliard, Michael Obenoskey, David Orr, Harold Roach, Steven It Is Onbf Beginning. 3' Barnes, William Basham, Wanda Boyd, Bruce Braley, Myra Burkhalter, Terry Davis, Ammie Dieckman, Ioan Elkins, Danny Firth, Kenneth Foster, Deborah Guthrie, Winnie Hammonds, Mack Hazelwood, Curtis Hooper, Betty Kruse, Charles Mears, David Nash, Lydgia Oliver, Monica Puckett, Elizabeth Smith, Peggy --ff-fr ng' Al Tidwell, Hiram Tidwell, Joyce Wilkinson. David ai of The SEVE TH Stone Isly Allen, David Barron, Herbert Briggs, David Brown, Elizabeth Brown, Sherri Brown, Terri Byes, Edith Caraway, Laurel Carter, Velma Cox, Glenn Crawford, Charlo Dunn, Bennett Evans, Michael Foster, Donna Carton, Susan Griffin, Pat Ivey , Debbie Kruse, Patricia May, Debbie Joy walks with them. They have become aware of life as something more than just existing each day. There are new horizons to explore. There' are new rainbows to cross over, and who can say what joys await them on the other side. Hutcheson , Cynthia It Goes on and on May, Susan McQueen, Dennis Meadows, Malissa Mears, Aleta Mears, Doug Myers, Ronnie Obenoskey, Maybell Raney, Terry Raney, Thomas Ratliff, Nita Roach, Greg Satterfield, Georgia Simmons, Chris Skelton, Renee Tegel, Mary Tidwell Cathy Tidwell Phyllis Tidwell Robert Tidwell, Timothy Vickers, Patti X Smile! ! ! e A Pzrate Pot-Pourrz J Eat, drink, and be merry! XXX 54 I, X , Tx hat has rn X. V rf Q ...Q-,...M. . . ' fi' ms. f-'N'-- K - yt... QS., , .. .ix-we .. .. Students and Others I L I m not camera shy!!! 'X 31 'X 3 ee-. You won't believe what I'm up to now! N Elemcntar '6The winning of freedom is not to he compared to the winning of a game - with the victory re- corded forever in history. Freedom has its life in the hearts, the actions, the spirit of men and so it must be daily earned and refreshed . . . U Dwight D. Eisenhower 'Uv K9 ,.-ng, if!-f rf, -.1 .6 ' ff3f i L, ..... ix I0 'wwf F091 fj I , 2, ff q .. ... W 4 W5 H, , M, f run, . Q W, f Kl.?7 ' DOROTHY LYNN LOFFER Mississippi St. College fo University of Mississippi East Texas St. Univ. B. S. 4. ' ! T he SIXTH stone is Auten, Perry Barron, Michael Bevill, Robert Bryan, David Burkhalter, Sandra Collins, Anthony Cowley, Ricky Culpepper, Michael Davis, Julie Durham, Sharon Edmondson, Susan Firth, Sonny Foster, leta Garton, Ricky Guthrie, Archie Guthrie, Rebecca 5 and that shall fail you. Karr, Leon Kemp, Dennis Kinney, Janet May, 'David May, Mary McGowen, Earnest Merchant, Ricky Obenoskey, Ronnie Park, James Raney, Wilma Skelton, Karen Smith, Nancy Steward, Lisa Wise, Brenda Obenoskey, Perry Hubbard, Jimmy .. ,- Q--+A' 4? 'if 'ite no ga? Knight, Tony Love - the precious stone . of the ages A stone more beautiful than beauty A stone that passes from the confines of this dreary world And leads to the heights of the celestial mountains. ,qw T he FIFTH stone is hate, Adams, Mitzi Balkcom, Ruth Bevill, Roderick Boyd, Bryan Briggs, Teresa Brown, Billy Davis, Ellia Firth, Doyle Foster, Timothy Hazelwood, Glen Jones, Kary Karr, Ricky Kruse, Tina McCullough, Michael McGowen, Sandra Meadows, Michelle Minter, Russell Obenoskey, Rodney Roach, Keith Satterfield, Randall Stokes, Herbert Taylor, Jimmy Warren, Patricia Watkins, June Garrett, Laurie NEVA NELL MEADOWS East Texas St. Univ. Mrs. Meadows teaches the fifth grade. and that shall fail you. U Byes, Paul Caraway, Marquita Carter, Francine Clark, Tammy Cowley, Roger Crawford, Annette Davis, Bennie Durham, Ronnie Evans, Mark Foster, Nancy Firth, Brenda Hanna, Dennis Hanna, Glen Hash, Renae Holden, Kathleen Hazelwood, Althea Jones, Ricky Kemp, Francine Knight, Connie ' McQueen, Michael Self, Cynthia Talent, Lawanda Kruse, Dennis fi? . 19 1 VIRGINIA ANN TIDWELL Texarkana College East Texas St. Univ Miss Tidwell teaches the fifth grade. The FOURTH stone is Barnes, Johnny Basham, James Bates, David Blackmon, Daniel Box, David Childers, Michael Clark, Patricia Cowley, Sally Daniels, Cindy Dellinger, James Durham, Anita Firth, Michael Durham, Dennis Garton, Dennis Gauntt, Rose Hooper, Carl and that shall fail you. Lambert, Tina Martin, Teresa May, James May, Sandra McDonald, Charles McDonald, Klaus McDonald,' Peter Mclntyre, Cindy McQueen, Terri Mears, Mark Raney, Toni Ratliff, Betty Roach, Gary Roberts, Brenda Smith, Myrtle Smithson, James 'QV 49 Steward, Janice Warren, Dennis York, Teresa CLEO T. MATHEWS East Texas St. Univ. M. Ed. Mrs. Mathews teaches the fourth grade. The THIRD stone is pray r, Guthrie, Patsy Hanna, Tammie Hawkins, Alice Barnes, Tommy Barron, Stacy Basham, Robin Bates, Kenneth Bell, Mary Bostian, Terri Braley, Timothy Camp, Joe Crawford , Bridget Davis , Jerry Delo, Joe Firth, Ellen Firth, Reba Foster, David Granberry, Karen Granberry, Stephen 'J A 4535. rf K a x , p , 'll 1' A Qi Q J' and that shall fail you. Hubbard, Keith Hubbard, William Jones, Carroll Hooper, David Knight, Craig Kruse, Donna Lambert, Joseph Lewis, Richard Obenoskey, Billy Steward, Jana Stephens, Susan Sturgeon, Nancy Watson, Billie Wise, Donald York, Polly Moore, Carroll 93 MRS. NORA BROWN East Texas St. Univ. M. S. Mrs. Brown teaches the third grade T he SECOND stone is knowledg W-as Their feet have now been set on the long and sometimes rocky path that leads to Ed- ucation. They will stumbleg they will fallg but they soon will rise and take up the trek once more. if May, June Meadows, Jori Mears, Debra Balcom, Michael Barron, Leroy Blackmon, Eugenia Braley, David Braley, Kenneth Childress, Renea Cline, Arlene Firth, John Granberry, Randy Garrett, Richard Hill, Tina Hooper, Tommy Hutcheson, June Johnson, Lisa McGowen, Tony McQueen, Mark and that shall fail you. v 'Q Obenoskey, Carol Ratliff, Laquita Reed, Michael Satterfield, Brenda Steward, Bobby Steward, Tena Tidwell, Stanley Tumer, Glen Adams, Bradley Bell, Joe Dellinger, Terry Delo, John Hazelwood, Mark Johnson, Jeffery Kruse, Sylvia Oliver, Steven if' Wu . 4 I -,,,, .A H wr Taylor, Richard Tenbrook, Tammy MARGARET ROBERTS East Texas St. Univ. B. S. and M. E. Mrs. Roberts teaches the second grade. -J T he FIRST Stone Is Magzc 90' -qv' IAN MURDOCK Stephen F. Austin East Texas State University B.S. Mrs. Murdock teaches the first and second grades. Hazelwood, Carrie Hooper, Clifton Knight, Io Wana Basham, Lisha Brown, Charles Carter, Novell Clayton, Jean Cowley , Durham Durham , Durham , Robert Michele Ronda G aye Evans, Charles Faulknor, Gracie Firth, Rosata Foster, Janet Franklin, Larry Hamrnonds, Zack Hanna, Boyd Hash, Troy It Shall ot Fail Youf' Kruse, Shelia Kruse, Howard Loffer, Darell McDonald, Jerry McDonald, Ronald McIntyre, Susie Mears, Michael Miller, Joe Minor, Sandra Obenoskey, Charles Ratliff, Harlton Singleton, Reba Smith, Bethel Stewart, Jackie Stewart, Jimmie Thaff, James f fir Sys? Tidwell, Christy Jackson, Resha Waller, Becky LA MENA SLIDER Little Rock University East Texas State University B.A. and M.A. Mrs . Slider teaches the first grade . 63 The ,ab WW' 'al' MY' Q 1 Elementary ui' S X F!! 9 x ,., N , A Q, . 'A ' 4' ' ' M55 'kj' Image - 1-12,2 Li' f' Y' ' 35 f 5 ,,.k ' ,n f fiffu ki 'fiig T Q.,?2fgW:' ' r?f-fs-iv :xq,n3 si gQ,-1 g Q X, I 1 ,1 T' S fu- M ' 3 Rvwif' if-ff 2,112 gawggv K m 'V i 'X' wg g'ym-.QW -551 Wag W , I ' X ' ., 'V -335-'iii ff g ' ' K ' 2 .f-111' M ' f sf-gg i: 15 Aqigfw xiii? -R 4-1-:,,i 4 , f L +V f x 'W Q 9 Xian? v 17 329 5 ,Q EU V . , M NW 54 5,-Sv .ig Qi 3. 'tif-+w:'? a -F W Q j 5,7 Favorites Democracy is . . . the recurrent suspicion that more than half of the people are right more than half of the time . . . an idea which hasn't been disproved yet . . . 3' ' E. B. White 1 A ' s Q ex 3 S mfg W . .,,.. 75 f, N xii: 4 4 ' mi, ,G Q ',., ' A li Q Qa- y hw , 2 2 ka ,am ii ,N,, Q, -was , ,m J Zin, - wing ? ' 'ERN Alf W9 nw - K -..,, - ,,,- I A .. . , .. an d H -,a -misfr S m., :. f f'm -xf R N1 M ost Likebf to Succeed JOAN MINOR TERRY TIDWELL 'iw K Ta ' .f Most Athletic BILLY LAWING JUDY HAMMONDS I A.. L ' I 52 m if c-' hs , Aa me ww W' Z ., L M ost Popular DEBORAH CLARK MICHAEL STOKES F riendliest MICHAEL BOWERS CHARLOTTE TID WE LL Wittiest HELEN TAYLOR ROBERT GIBSON Quietest SANDRA HANNA DANNY SMITH M ost Dependable KAY JOHNSON BILLY LA WING N eatest DONNA HAMMONDS RAYMOND HAZ ELWOOD Best A Il Around IANNET HOLDEN DORAN BARRON Most C ourteous DQQIS HAZ ELWOOD STEVE HA WKINS U Q 2 ' 1 4 I C ,V ,K E . V, l be my , 'K' -1 ,vig .t iw, Q 3' in ., if .A 'Ye , - Q13 ' 'W ' Q qw., - ,,, 4 ,fm - ' ,M v, ,. f - iw . 3 A, ml W ,. f M t I 1 HL 51 . 2 V 1 . 1 'am is , -76 ,gin ,4 A , , ,, f 4- I JM, Af K 1. n H' 'if ,, . ,, 'mm sz ,wa g 2' ' q, J . Yiik 5 ff' I 1, 'egf 4 4, .VL 14 if ff, Mfg? , X . QQ 5' ' . LN ' 6:10- ffyiy ' f ,ff '. 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Wm... fi ,Mig ' ,.,, , TERRY BROWN Seveflfh STACEY TIDWELL Fourth Grade Favorites PAIGE MICHEAL JOHNSON CHILDERS is. . 5 - ' A :QSM ' A Awww Q Sixth Grade Favorites SHARON ERNIE DURHAM MCGOWAN FWI1 Grade Favorites JUNE KARY WA TKINS JONES Second Grade Favorites RENEE BRADLEY CHILDERS ADAMS Em, .V I in t ,,s - , , k First Grade Favorites CARRIE RONNY HAZELWOOD MCDONALD Third Grade Favorites IAN DONALD GRANBERRY WISE Big Moments Queen Terri Bostian King Richard Lewis Terri Leigh Bostian the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Choyce Bos- tian, is a student in Mrs. Nora Brown's third grade. Terri en- joys football and bas- ketball. She hopes to be a high school cheer- leader. Halloween Ma jesties Richard Lee Lewis, the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Busic, is a student in Mrs. Brown's third grade. Richard enjoys play- ing football more than anything. His main ambition is to be a football player. for Elementary QUEEN TERRI AND KING RICHARD AND THEIR COURT DOOR PRIZE WINNERS ,438 vf Barbara Shaw Rex Aufen . 4 -at Kathy Hanna I S If ,df www X s S is fa if Lamar Hawkins Mr. Hawkins received an aw ard for outstanding contribu- tions to the James Bowie PTA. 79 The 69 Seniors have departed, but in some ways they are still with us. By leaving a trail well marked, this class carried out their motto to the full- est. Now it is up to all of us to see that the path is well trod and that new ones are opened. HT he Moving Finger Writes . . .U SF I will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go where there is no path and I will leave a trail. - Strode h.1, Qi greatness !'?Y ??f iiI9 Pirates Faced Disappointing Year TRI- CAPTAINS: Hawkins Addy Lawing Jimmy Addy charges up the middle with good blocking by Hawkins, Duren, Foster, and Gar- ICH. COACHES: Herbert Blackstone Hale Srockslager Lawing dr0pS back to pass. 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The surgeon toiled the livelong night above the gory wreck, he got the ribs adjusted right, the wishbone and the neck. He soldered on the ears and toes, and got the spine in place, and fixed a guttapercha nose upon the mangled face. And then he washed his hands and said: I'm glad that task is done! The halfback raised his fractured head and cried: I call this fun! tt? if 1 .5 .Q- ALL-DIS TRICT HONORABLE MENTION Barron, Hawkins, Duren, Lawing Give him some help, boysg here he C0H1eSl ,sa This Commerce Tiger looks like he's about to Cat one of the Pirates. That's a NO-NO. Young Bucs Have Good Season o .Ha 15 Starting players in the last game of the season. D . Garrett QK v ffm! h There's another bucket for Big T Let's ave a . re- Jurnp , Ricardo! ! ' bound , Wait ,Till Next Year. Kenneth Elrod, David Daniel, Terry Tidwell, and Donny Whitecotton hoping for a point. V -ll Guess who?! ! Slim . Jimmy Griffin and David Daniel want to score. Piratettes Get on the Ball 5 i X f f-T, L' If If M X X f fz. I f I Captains Steer the Coach Guides Team Victory Ship to Triumph Judy Hammonds and Cathy Granbery Coach: MRS, LAVADA GRIGG .. ,r 1 ' , 6 .Sf . ew. ,.. if .IN T' IANICE DAVIS Forward 1,2,3 James JUDY HAMMONDS Forward 1 ,2 ,3 ,4- Captain RITA DUREN Forward 1 Bowie SANDRA HANNA Guard 1,2,3,4 CA THY GRANBERY Guard 1,2,3 Captain KAY MAY Guard 1 ,2 X! LYNN GARRETT Forward 1,2,3 Piratette KATHY HANNA Forward 1,2 ,8 DEBBIE WILLIAMS Forward 1,2 1 cc as Team LINDA DUREN Guard 1 ,2 BONNIE GRANBERRY Guard 1 SANDRA MEADOWS Guard 1 Piratette Bn Team Piratette Vollqyball Team Jr. High Piratettes Carve Their Own Image Cathy Judy gets high Bonnie jumps Run, Judy Rita A .,s X:fL,gf'f' A -fp 'gnla . W f... '- 'w!'Zg.f ,wg ,S . , ,iz- . rfigm 1 ' ' ' x , ,V M f-X Y, fa- ,!?'If, n i . - .fa ' , ' , . ' R I'Q A V, . , 34' W ., W.. ,, Qt . Y. ., , A Mg, ,, . ' sf? ' ,Q ,vx 1 , Q I. 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L M wW,M,A., M , ,QQ gym f-up J, ,V ' 1, A 5' ' .. , ,--L, . , -M W ' Q' M f iff? ,. . I . Q ' ' ' W k , ..,, , , w ,.,,.,fg- FFA CL UB I A-S M ER S ,. THE NATIONAL STUDYING vOcATIONAI. ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS AGRICULTURE FFA Officers and Sweetheart Pres. - DAVID DANIELS Vice Pres. -JOE HENIN Sec. - MARVIN CARTWRIGHT Treas. - WAYNE CARTWRIGHT Rep. - PAUL BURKHALTER Sent. - DAVID CULPEPPER Stu. Adv. - STEVE NORTON I02 A , Y A 'k'. ,. Greenhana' Chapter FIRST ROW: Eugene Brown, Dennis Self, John Kinney, Eddie Forsyth, Danny Garrett, David Knight, Jimmy Griffin SECOND ROW: Lonnie Son, Benny Watkins, Ricky Roberts, Donnie Whitecotton, Melvin Durham, James Garrett THIRD ROW: Ronnie I-Iammonds, James Hammonds, Sweetheart: Laluan Tidwell, Kim Jones, Jimmy Roach ADVISOR: Tom Hutcheson Ojicers and Sweetheart Pres. - KIM JONES Vice Pres. - JIMMY ROACH Sec. - RONNIE HAMMONDS Treas. - BENNIE WATKINS Rep. - LONNIE SON Sent. - JAMES HAMMONDS Stu. Adv. -JOHN KINNEY FHA CL UB Wg FHA CREED We are the Future Hornemakers of America We face the future with warm courage, and high hope, For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes of America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage, and high hope . FHA Ojicers and Beau President - BRENDA HAWKINS Vice Pres. - PAT THOMAS Secretary - SHERRY CLARK Treasurer - KAY I OHNSON Reporters MARY WILSON CHARLOTTE MAY Historian KATHY HANNA I ANNE TT HOLDEN Parl. - CHRISTINE TEFTELLER PAM WOOTEN Song Leaders - RUBY RATLIF F GAYLON SMITH SANDRA MEADOWS l05 , www , , . ,.i3:N?.,,,,,,gg...5,AWArQL,5-iw ,, M w--+.T,..wh,,,.,- M-, ,, . ,.,..A.... M, 'l N FHA Beau LLY LA WING President BRENDA HA I06 Quill and Scroll is an international hon society for high school students who maintain B or higher scholasti 3 HVSI Spyglass Staff and Sponsor M H he 'f' 53 PC They re Lzttle but They re Loud Ioan Dieckman Pam Kruse HEAD Kay Cartwright Lydgia Nash Terry Burkhalter For the first time these five girls had a leading part in the building of spirit in the stately halls of J B J H Their love of cheerleading and the fact that they were yelling for the one thing they loved best in the world BOYS resulted in the Junior High team s losing only one game. LITTLE NOISE MAKERS The Junior High Pep Squad may be little, but they made it up in clamor They were determined and their determination paid off in the end . These girls deserve recognition as one of the best Junior High Pep Squads in the history of the school. ..- p, Up With Pirates gf' if President - KAY JOHNSON S vice-President - BRENDA HAWKINS Secretary - BONNIE GRANBERRY A ' A song Leaders - PAT THOMAS, SANDRA MEADOWS Reporter - CHARLOTTE MAY ' x A 1 N V N , A PIRATE PEP SQUAD The 1969-1970 Pirate Pep Squad stood by their boys in victory or defeat. They never gave up even though the odds were P- P against them. These 36 individuals joined together for a common cause - to cheer the folks we know ' Pirates on to victory . U u with Pirates. You meet them wherever you go. Up, up with Pirates. They're the best kind of Sl ll 4- ll ll ,T is better to have led ana' lost Than never to have lea' at all. A . Head: DONNA HAMMONDS JUDY HAMMONDS ' Illl Howell lnuwwllm 'llll' 'ip 'W 2 AQ,v, , I nv Eg? f I - PATTIE SIMMONS LINDA DUREN SUE SIMMONS Open House, cz Time M M0475 Ili? ' H M01 OF.. Parents Families Students Teachers Workers Neighbors I I I James Bowie Remains Well, ring my chimes! We won! Pygmy Piratettes?I . Field Day Is . . . a sunburned nose, ice down your back, no classes. Making a home run, striking out the best batter on the opposite team, winning a trophy. Mooching your friend's transistor radio, seeing old friends, meeting Beautiful New People, Sock-it-to Here come 'em, Ricky! de ball! Cheer UP, gl1YS! Yes, Danny, you really did win. u is No. I on Field Day L1ke my new hat? Really Coach! Just cokes, folks! 1 Decisions! I I .4 The rose of Sharron!! , , Th1S 1S a stick-up!! Guess Who??? If you can't beat 'em join 'em!! 'UW READY WRITING: lst - Laluan Tidweli, 3rd - Audrey Hubbs From James Bowze GYRELLING AND PLAIN WRITING: 2nd - Lydgia Nash and Ioan Dieckman SPELLING AND 2nd Phyllls PLAIN WRITING- T1dwe11 and Sue May STORY TELLING: 3rd - Ioe Lambert ORAL POETRY READING: 3rd - Kathleen Holden and Bennett Dunn II4 PICTURE MEMORY: lst - Kathy Hazelwood, Mitzi Adams, Cynthia Self, Michelle Meadows, Connie Knight The Know-it-ails READY WRITING: lst - Ioan Minor Whitecotton Regional SHORTHAND: lst, Typing: 2nd - Lynette Garrette I I n f il' TYPING: lst - Pam McWilliams, 2nd - Lynette Garrett NUMBER SENSE: lst - Kim Jones, 3rd - Donny JOURNALISM: lst - Marylon Ivey and Charlotte May PERSUASIVE SPEAKING: 3rd Doran Barron Our ation ,S Future H omemakers rw, if Audrey undergoes face-lifting Lou Ann models E37 -. rf wi z.Ll? ,' 1 is Toward New Horrzons : our motto And we follow our purpose and creed Future Homemakers of America Have the w111 to succeed. II6 Pam shows off her new dress ,A Future Farmers of America F, F. A. Boys are real winnels. Doing to Learn J L v Earning to Live A Q Living to Serve fi if - f ng, - . U A wg, We ,-Lnlgw .ir fi i, fgq' -15 ' K ,Ii - ,ff X Learning toDo . W- , L K . 1 .Y in Xa, James' well-earned saddle ' L w - 4 V . T yr, ,. f, 'Lk -liner, V P ff., , ,V .', ,M ww gi 2 X 'i H 5 ws That just cuts me up! .-ilfqhf iff W L X.. X wgfn' in KY ,-'ya' 3 x , V Q ,X Bowie 4 Welfare W11hes Look at Liz! Are you going to stand for that, Steve? Just Lazin' Around gf Our Girls! Billboard The James Bowie Jet Set -uv' Football Follies The Groovy Grinners Waiting for St. Nick i Shake, Baby, Shake! James Bowie's Hank Williams 'Y . Walls 0 Mem0ry's Roomn Lazy Mike watching Deathly sick Temper fit A Posing for family Granny dresses A11 smiles , eeei Q I s ,,-w Rough rider cowboys Something funny l20 Sf I Aiqrk dvertisers '4Where liberfy dwells, there is my country Benjamin Franklin ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE 0 Kicking For The Goal Of Better Education , a wh fa Yllllflfia o Bowie-Cass Electric Cooperative, Inc. Douglassville, Texas 'EST 'cue' Termites, Pests? S16 2-Mtg can ' sr r BRUCE-TERMINIX 2 Eiii 1723 New Boston Road 551 I 1': f 1f' ':': Q I Phone 793-1118 'H' if Texarkana, Texas Compliments of MOORE'S FABRIC SHOP Phone 667 -2 546 DeKalb CRYSTAL SPRINGS Sandy Beach Paddle Boats Picnic Area Skilled Life-Guards Maud Texas Texas H-L RANCH Naples, Texas J. M. 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Gifts and Ladies' Apparel Finest Brands MARY BALLAUF GENA WALLACE Phone 884-2437 Phone 8842289 Omaha, Texas Omaha Texas OMAHA FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Frigidaire - Zenith - Friedrich Air-Conditioners Furniture in Every Price Range Credit Terms to Suit Your Budget Phone TU 4-2630 Omaha Texas BEN FRANKLIN STORE Nationally Known - Locally Owned HAYDEN LEE Main Street Naples, Texas Quality Groceries GR Be Safe With Your Perishable Foods Buy Them and Store Them-at SPENCER GROCERY - MARKET AND LOCKERS Naples Texas ED THOMPSON , Owne r Furniture and Appliance Store Drawer A Phone 897-5604 Naples, Texas Proud of our friends - Glad to make new ones -wwf DONALD DAVIS 7M4w.u. ff THE Gas and Oil Service SHOP Hi-Way 67 East Naples Texas A Naples Texas HANNER FUNERAL SERVICE Naples Omaha Ph. 897-5661 Ph TU 4-2123 Npl T as G. 8. L. GASKIN - C SMITH'S DRUG T Eb MOBIL STATION Naples, exas Day Ph. 897-5421 Phone: Napl.es EDWARD D. SMITH R. 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CARAWAY CONSIGNEE Home 897-5342 Box 338 12145 Off. 897-5571 Naples, Texas PARKER TV AND APP. CHARLES SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY RCA . RCA Sales and Service Auto - Home - Life We Service the Color We Sell Telephone 897-5476 Phone 897-5861 Naples, Tex. Naples Texas HAWK'S MOBIL STATION LACY MILLS Telephone 897-5521 - Modern Cleaner Naples Texas Phone 897-5341 Naples Texas Paymaster Feeds llniiiil W A Custom Mixing and Grinding Phone 897-2291 if Naples Texas New Chevrolets and Olds SSMUBQ F '1u 9' 4' and Clean Used Cars I-E'-Rfiofiv A- 'i ' Ts' 897-5371 Texas Naples fl I LI, U Coinpliments of - Z H Qi f i' qbznb 11135151 :ZI :-:: '4,' A 51 .1.' 1-.,2'i22pQ'fE5f:'Zi ' 'SES 1:1 T uuu - 7 S01-N151 ., , ,. 1.: i,:: 1, A rrr B I I- l- WA I- K E R f 1'. -' -' f'i ::::':'i':A ' Your I-Iolsum Bread Dealer 4? MORRIS CO. FEED SUPPLY , 95.- w NUTRENA FEEDS Pho n e Bus.: 897-5641 Res.: 897-5591 N apl G S T eXa 5 LATEST NEWS ' NAPLES MONITOR 'L ,, X X , I ' n Editor: MORRIS G. CRAIG uqgtlfx Publishe r: LEE NARRAMORE: Q N a pl e s T e Xa S GARREW5 TOM LINDSAY DEPARTMENT STORE With Everything to Wear , Tom's Furniture and Car Your Business 1s Always Appreciated Upholstery Phone 897-5651 Main Street P. O, Box 209 N3.p1GS Texas Phone: 897-2251 Naples, Texas I34 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW BOSTON Ne Bostzo Te as Cap1ta1952OO OOO OO S rpl S S200 OOO OO Service With Safety Your Frlends for Slxty nlne Years laeif'-5251 llglll QR IHII ' I w. Y f Jfvv-:K Member FDIC PREMIER SERVICE HARDAGE'S ENCO STATION K' V 7 605 North Front Street W ' ' 9 X ' 1351 Q VFP 5 New Boston Texas Highway 98 Phone 628-2811 RONALD DUNsoN Manager WESLEY SMITH Manager Live A Little At HARALSON'S A The H DIIIIW QUEEN AT SHOP E9 N ln. 1 A uw ron TASTEE? maui I , A FOOD 'OR Wornen's Clothing ' and Fabrics Phone 628-3881 New Boston Texas New Boston Texas Compliments of FARM SUPPLY HUGH BARFIELD INN 4733 Phone 628-3851 New Boston Texas Maud TeXaS . 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West Street New Boston Texas 75570 1 HEA-I-H15 THE COUNTY PAPER X Since 1882 Finest in Men' s Wear New Boston Young and Newsy Every Week Invitations - Cards - Napkins ,M Si NEW BOSTON MOTORS Q Chrysler, Phone 628-2527 Plymouth, Valiant, and Dodge Ne Bo ston, Texas PARKER'S SUPERMARKET Formerly Parker 8: Howell Serving Your Family Needs With Quality Meats and Groceries Since 1926 New Boston' s Newest and Most Modern Highway 82 East New Boston, Texas CRAWFORD'S VARIETY STORE New Boston TeXa.S GLENDA'S FLORIST Main Street Cut Flowers, Weddings, Funerals, and Hospitals GLENDA HOWELL, Owner Phone 628-2661--Day and Night New Boston Texas W. R. BIRDWELL EMMA C. BIRDWELL QXNG MAT5 N 91 X I From Foundation to Roof 'Ml A I-l Your Hardware, Paint and Supply Dealer fN , an xn ' 40 Tl. ln -.i,,. Across From the Court House Phone 628-2761 Boston, Texas 75557 McCCY'S PHARMACY ' Your Rexall Store in the Center SHUTE'S PIGGLY WIGGLY , 6 gg , 2 'ffl-5 ' Q of Things Downtown in New Boston , We Give S 8: H Green Stamps Phone 628-2231 New Boston, Texas New Boston s Largest and Finest Supermarket We Give S 8: H Green Stamps Double Stamps Every Wednesday New Boston Texas GHOLSTON CLEANERS Cleaning - Pres sing . fm unvclunmn 3 f APYIOVID E snvncs N We Give Top Value Stamps Phone - 628-2041 New Boston Texas Congratulations to the Seniors Drugs and Sundries New Boston Texas HAROLD'S BARBER SHOP Front Street New Boston Texas BEN FRANKLIN A Friendly Place To Shop New Boston, Texas KING 8. GREEN FURNITURE COMPANY Everything for the Home ' New Boston Pho. 628-2281 New WORTHAM'S FOOD STORE Home of Choice Meats Go Pirates Boston Texas PIGGLY WIGGLY We Give S 8: H Green Stamps Double Stamps Every Wednesday DeKalb Texas THE FRIENDLY STATE BANK OF DeKALB C. E. ELKINS Auto Sales, GMC Trucks, Car Wash Complete Banking Service DeKalb Texas DeKalb Texas 667-2121 MINNICK PALMORE DRUGS 8. ,ff .W SMITH - G. W. PALMORE T and ,-il?-4.-. LEON RUSSELL Furniture - Appliances - Pharmacists Air Conditioning DeKalb Texas Phone 667-2518 DeKalb, Texas RAYMOND'S DEPT. STORE Shop Where You Save Save Where You Shop Phone 667- 343 1 DeKalb Texas DON HARRISON CHEVROLET Phone 667-2822 DeKalb Texas HANNER FUNERAL JOE MINNICK HOME - SERVICE STATION C ompetent, Efficient and Experienced Service Sinclair Products Phone 628-2511 - NOBLE BATES 24 Hour Service DeKalb Texas 75559 Phone 667-2910 DeKalb THE HONEA'S STATE FARM INSURANCE Grocery, Hardware, Market 212 N. W. Front Street Roofing Supplies and Off. Ph. 667-2435 Anything Else You Might Need Res. Ph. 667-2323 East on Highway 82 DeKalb Texas 75559 DeKalb TeXaS Be Smart - Shop SAVE MART SUPER MARKET We give Buccaneer Stamps DeKalb Texas D 81 C DUNN LUMBER CO' DEPARTMENT STORE EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Clothing for the Entire Family Phone 66.7-2209 North Runnels St. DeKalb T Phone 667-2618 exas DeKalb Texas I43 BEN FRANKLIN DeKalb Texas voun suncu :ns R03lN59N REXALI. DRUG COMPANY QQ, i If - ff iffy Xtxyq MV 4,5 ' pg 'QS Drugs, Prescriptions, Fountain Q! -fE,'ff Elgin and Bulova Watches DeKalb, T exas JOHNSON'S FARM 8. RANCH HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. Furniture, Hardware, Plumbing Let us serve your every farm and Building Materials need. Rent or Sale Typewriters GLEN SPIVEY Your Business Appreciated Res Ph 667-3320 Large or Small Bus' Ph' 667-2967. DeKalb Texas Route 3, Box l DeKalb. Texas 75559 JACKSON FOOD TOBE WOOD MOTOR FORD ,LQQBD Dial 667-2521 5 Sales and Service B! 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GLASS' STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Paints, Dry Goods, Shoes, and Hardware Phone 585-3730 Maud, Texas GUARANTY BOND STATE BANK Redwater The working rnan's bank Open All Day Saturdays We Want to Serve You - Phone: 671 -3476 Texas Simms POLLED HEREFORDS See MRS. LILLIAN FLOOD Phone: 585-2585 Texas OLD UNION GROCERY HAMII.TON'S TACKLE SHOP Q Bait, Tackle, Minnows Fish - Ice Wholesale and Retail A11 Kinds Hunting and Phone 585-3318 Fishing License Old Union Texas Maud 585-2532 Texas MAUD FABRIC PERSONALITY AND BARBER SHOP SEWING SHOP Sportswear LFITETHFIHTION H. N. FREEMAN Owner: LOIS SHAW Maud Texas Maud Texas BRENDA'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY SMITH'S UPHOLSTERY Operators: BRENDA and ALTA BURKHALTER Need a new hairdo? Then phone 585-2407 Hwy. 67 All Kinds of Furniture Phone 671-3471 Redwater Texas Old Union Texas HAZEL'S HAIR WILSON'S GROCERY FASHIONS I Sta. and Wrecker Service Phone: 585-2236 Phone: 6713659 585-2234 Hwy. 67 Maud Texas Redwater Texas 'Phillips ALEXANDER SER. STA. AND I nf? V ' if . CW CAFE Q X E 585-2557 -'K' X B tt T MATHEWS O. E. CANANT GROCERY 8 Gen. Merchandise STATION Phone: HiWay 67 Phone 585-3225 585-3372 Simms Texas Bas sett T HOYT TIDWELL'S Grocery Store Siloam Community WELCH WHOLESALE For all your conce cookies and candi Simms T CHURCH OF GOD WATKINS' GRO. AND Welcome Pastor: REV. T. M. HAMMONDS Hwy. 67 West S mms T B tt T SOUTHWEST PRINTERS Office Supplies, Equipment, and Printing 308 E. Broad St. Texarkana, Texas W ij ,el pixp 5 Roya1Typewriters V ,455 R. 8. S. , if BUSINESS MACHINES ff Victor Adding Machines and Calculators 1901 College Drive Phone 794-4076 Texarkana, U. S. A, Sales and Service Xie 2 WX X , , FosTER',5 AG SUPERMARKET REDWATER SHOPPING CENTER Friendly Service Phone: 671-3471 Hi-Way 67 Redwater, Texas TEXARKANA FUNERAL HOME T exarkana Protective A s sociation 3515 Texas B1vd. Texarkana Phone 794-4126 Texas -I MONARCH - H i' Hx, 125 W. Market St t S P t 't Ph tography P t d by S. L. 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