Bonham High School - Coushatta Yearbook (Bonham, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1958 volume:

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M , ,, - ,J , . f' .1 1 U ' 5 - ' 1 V I 'ff' fu g 5 -, l Q, . 0 I l I 'hh f 1 Z7 LJ ' , '71-jf'-1, . I A! 1 f ,Ny ' Y 4,11 ,J J ff fl, ' 4 ' ,. , If I I '.'. gifnvf r ' 'L- tr ,iff fl ,, ye KJ fpv '10 , ry! 0 I A A' f' 'f.,1 - XIJ! ' li Lyfi if 4 , A , V , '-4? 1 1 ', Q 'v A 7, 1 w W 1 1 l TABLE OF CONTENTS The Editor's Word Campus Scenes Administration Views Classes Clubs Personalities Sports Music junior High Ads A 5 I igffwif: qi,fL'ii:E7:QL,5515 i - Y 5 Y. C 5 .ff gms ' ': .. gr 7 ' .fs M ' Liv' 952, .A:1,:.s,,-,wx-. ' ' . P . ' .3 ,Mui -. qi,-,V V. i 7 . X, ., XRXf,l 2 ,, i fl 1 J J K gflg 3.-x. L M N i, . C ,Q , ne? f , .f ' 3 I l Q , ,f'S,,fl,,i,,,gs :li K, A - Aw-Y 1 GW wfatgx Maia W. 14,41 ZMJWW gawia. THE EDITORS WORD Many countless hours of hard work have gone into compiling the Coushatta of 1958. The preparation of layouts, the sharing of laughs as well as tears, and the taking of aspirins have all played their parts in making ready your high school annual. Y It is the sincere desire of the staff that in years to come you will enjoy poring over these pages and recalling events which can never he relived. This book has belonged to us for almost a year. Now we present it to you. For you to treasure and love it as we do is our ultimate goal. Mary Ann Lipford Edilor J I 1 . ' f ZX. I f V, L' 1 I , Tfjr' J ' ' yd f 5 9 S CAMPUS SCENES 'NX . .N Vkmxw. . .. it , VOCATIONAL BUILDING - w1M ,A,,4 . f ' . AUDITORIUM GYMNASIUM E 5 S E S.SS W ! I I . B. P. WEAKS MEMORIAL STADIUM .1 ,, l, '1 ff Lf - . . . N iv ',V1 Sexlsgal of our teachers enyoymg theur tlme off ,X1.jfl1, 1 F llzzk. 11 I X ' i H, 1' 1 'N XNVf3v'U R Aer gf VI ' fi' , I 1 1' 'X V Y My A 5 A X1 1kTff1,. 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We hope that you will set new and worthwhile goals for yourselves which will Challenge your best efforts so that you will make progress even if you should fall .1 little short of your mark. Nothing less than your best effort will meet your own neetls antl those of our Country during these trying times. In spite of some disappointments, we have watched your growth and development with satisfaction and pride. Our best wishes will always be with you wherever you may be. Sfzpemzfezldezlt Qf9U,cZ!L4f?z iii 'if' '4 U55 C' Eff ww ,ov- g Q, In lxter yexrs 'ls you turn the plues of the Couslmuu 'uul live 'lLfllI1 the urs sunt A 1 5. III luglm school, may nmuy PlCL1S.1llf memorles return of the llnys spent III Bonlmi at work ., and at play. ' ' , '--- : A E Our school would luke to nmlse you gmylrc ol the neuls ol socnety and to 'help you know M ' yourself. your limitations and your potentialuies. lt is you, flu young people of AIllCFlL'.1, who must shape our future .uul insure the aounlry's conlinuell progress, both social W null economic, .,j W My 'M The future is yours. May you live it wisely .uul lmyspily. . M,...,.......,.m , V Prilzfiprzl Mer fr 'Y ' Qi- BOARD OE EDUCATION DR. L. C. BIGGERS Vive Prexidefzt C. H. DILLEHAY 5'11pef'i111e1zde1zl A UDELL BROWN CARL HANES Prefidefzt JOHN E. MEADE Sefrefary 33? L. E. LEATHERWOOD REID SPIVY, JR. CLYDE CRITTENDEN MRS. ELIZABETH BAGGARLY Librarian A.B., UT,g B.S., in L.S., TSCW. Library Club, Senior Sponsor MRS. NELL BLACKETER Choral Director BS. and M.Ecl., ETSC. MRS. AVIS CALDWELL 1 Vocational Homemaking B.S. and M.S., ETSC. l7.H.A,. junior Sponsor MR, AUBREY CONLEY Math and Bookkeeping B.S. and M.S., ETSC. Freshman Sponsor FACULTY MR. JIM ACREE Physical Education, Assistant Coach B.S., Oklahoma University Freshman Sponsor MR. RAYMOND ANDERSON Algebra, B Team and Track Coach B.S., TCU. Sophomore Sponsor MRS. VENITA BOOTH English B.A. and M.A., NTSC. Bonhi, Freshman Sponsor MRS. NELL BRADY English B.A., ACC. Junior Sponsor FACULTY MRS. JO ANN FOX Physical Education, World History B.S., NTSC. Cheerleader, Pep Club, and Senior Sponsor MRS. MARY LOUISE GLENN Business Subjects B.S., SES., M.C.E., OU. Bonhi, Sophomore Sponsor MR. E. KEARNEY Bible B.A., ETBC. MISS MARGARET LITTLE History B.S. and M.S., ETSC. junior Sponsor MRS. ANNIE PEARL HEATON English, Latin B.A. and M.A., TWU. National Honor Society, Senior Spon sor MR. T. L. HIGGINS Industrial Arts B.A. and M.A., ETSC. Coushatta, Freshman Sponsor MISS BERNICE MEDLEY General Science, Biology B.S. and M.S., ETSC. Sophomore Sponsor MRS. FAYE RITCHEY History, Visiting Teacher B.A. and M.A., Austin College Junior Sponsor MR. WALTER WHITE Chemistry, Physics, Biology B.S. and M.E., ETSC. Camera Club, Student Council, and junior Sponsor MISS ETI-IELEEN WILLIAMS Spanish, Algebra II, Speech B.A. and M.E., ETSC. Speech Club, Spanish Club, and Sen- ior Sponsor MRS. CAROLYN WOODS Vocational Homemaking B.S., NTSC. F.I-I.A., Freshman Sponsor l ov? FACULTY MR. JAMES A. TAYLOR Band Director B.M.E., SMU. junior Sponsor MR. RAY TAYLOR Vocational Agriculture M.S., SHSC. F.F.A., Sophomore Sponsor w! N I J N ON -TEACHING PERSONNEL MRS. WILBUR DEARING MRS. BILL WEATHERSBY MRS. OLVIN GROSS Setremry 20 Serrelnry I0 5117001 Nurse Superintendent Pfifzrjjml C A F E T E F R I A F Mrs. Ola Frailicks, Mrs. Eula Kincaid, Mrs. Sid Smith 0201 Jbouvzj. M A P I E N R T S E O N N A N N E C L E Claud Frailicks, J. O. Crumby, Lloyd Frailicks. Students getting a bird's-eye view of the activities around Bonhi if :noi Q O xxf - in .tax M' PK il A' , f? , G Lg,- Xg,..x xx A v:1-i A L x K3 wx uick steppers for the Bonhi band Junior High students undergo rough treatment in Hobby Club initiation. a-QM it The cheerleaders get the beat Nw John Ed Clarke and Robert Mankin receive sports- manship awards from the Rotarians at the annual Jess Moore pins a homecoming corsage on Heather Hendrix. These corsages were sold by the Student Council. Football Banquet. y Girls treat boys to a backwards dance sponsored by the Student Council. Girls throughout the county receive the D,A.R. Good Citizenship Award. jimmy finds lettering is tedious work. .V .amwfw w ii: K W .-. M is is ,Wt if ...Q There's nothing like a Victory Dance to top off a good football game. jimmy Van Zandt, Don McAlister, Dennis Barr, Barbara Tosch, Gerald Money, a11d-Foy'-Bldssigu game are selected to play in the All-Regional Band. The P.T.A. sponsors a Victory Dance for Bonhi stu- ! ...fi JE i a I if L4 x gin 54,1- Summer practice In roduces sore muscles for the cheer leaders. dCHf5- Moments like this are hard on one's nerves. wif 'H 'RG I fp , 2 I.. I s x L ' 'tk if ri m'1m A ,A ' It's over the bleach- A ' - ' ' ers and on the field 'X A Q.: Q3 ii ef - h V ff? to form a Victory 1 N M Q Line for the War- I ,cf riors. Practice makes perfect. H333 The Warricvrs get ready for the crisis on Friday night. We want fl tOL1ChdOWf1 7 After the game, dances in the cafeteria are fun. Saturday morning workout for the managers E if XA 5 5 ' 'fcffiiiii i ,mit ii V , if .-v ,Va :grin fi.: Q-.iv . - QQ. .2 .81 -i 'Q Q WM, Get busy, boys! Looks like another 2-pointer for Bonham. DOIN aim that thing af me of M , Am ,,,.--' HQ Take life easy is the advice of Senior boys. Your assignment for tomorrow is . We'N'e got to make that class on time. We f s iliizi .Who threw that snowball? Whew! They say exercise is good for waistlines? --ogg. Every one is tuning up in the music room. Here's 11 moment of true happiness as the Homecoming Queen and princesses circle the football field. The float was made by the Pep Club. Let's get those shoes off, Robert! Dissecting a monkey requires a strong stomach. l in ' K Q 5 k '53 wi Zig, X , x Li? . Y, f X , . su J :EZ Q 1 ' I --.::,f. ., 1 1 1 ff W4 ff, 1-,. - . , V -XY-'gf '33 q vw 1 NEALY ADAMSON Nuts A flared maulb gafbfrx 710 feet. Baseball 2, 3g Basketball 3. SHIRLEY BANKS Ushirlu Ililfi' of red, mid fair if .flvry A j0y will flu ff cl 1 It ..' 2I'iL'!'. FHA l. 2. 3. 43 Camera Club 31 Report- C1' -l JAMES ANDERSON Shorty He bwzdi' ww' f1,1ti5zz'.11'df I0 he rlifey be befzdf orcr fr0z1tu'.1rd.r Io go llifough llve door. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Prcsiclc-nt 5, Sentinel rig FHA 45 Speech Club 4: Basketball 2, 3. PEGGY BARR Shortie Tbv Peg 11' 111.171-1' f7tY7Af7l6'.f bmrlf if Jlw. Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Social Committee President 43 Chorus 2. 33 Band 23 Camera Club 41 Speech Club 41 Libmrizln 41 Stu- clcnt Council 33 FHA 1, 2, 43 Pep Club 4, BOBBY ASH LOCK HASl1n A H1l'l7L't'll' ill j1w'fufl1r.1l lllflffllll, Bafzbyfr flve rcrzlw' of JU L'UllI!IIOff0VI. Football l, Z3 Truck 1, 23 Camera Club 3, 4: Her FHA 4. CLFVA JO BLACKBRBY Clc1vic f.1ri' if iz Illfffflt' irlvirlv wflvflr ffllld- I1 UH' . FHA 5. -l, PHILLIP CARPENTER Carp He my! that about the only thing that earner to him who uinitr ir whisherr. Football 2, 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 4, Drafting Club 3, 4, Junior Rota ian f'4,Qz1?op, Lion 4. f l , do X DICK BOGGS -Iupe If there is an idea in my head it'.r in Jolitary confinement. Camera Club 4, Vice President 4, Cou- shatta Staff Photographer 4, Junior Lion 4, Drafting Club 4. . , , vi M 5 JEAN WREN CASSIDY JIMMY CHANDLER Ollie Buggsy I Jay: Keep mailing. It maker everyone The heJt plare to find il helping hand wonder what you'1fe heen up lo. ir at the end of your arm. FHA 1, 2, 3. FFA 1, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice Presi- clent 4. CECIL BLANTON CARTER C. B. A little more determination, A little more pluck, A little more work-that'5 luck. FFA 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Student Council 2, 4, Track 1, 2. JOHN ED CLARKE Hondo Number 40 if hir hmndg, There? no het' ter fullbark in the land. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4, All-District 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, B Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Class Favorite 1, Student Council 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Drafting Club 4. LENORA COCKRILL Nome A girl uilb iz high blurb p1'exr,rure. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 43 Student Council 1. KAREN DALE Kasic If .i'lfw1iw fren' .QIIIAJUI ,Jw 14011111 bt' fuulrlvd for ilu' jwmr' l7Nll,l'L'. Chorus 2, 31 FHA 1, 1, 3, 4. Vice Pres- ident 3, President 41 Czuncixi Club 2. 5, 42 Rliytluncttcs 53 Office Assistant 41 Class Favorite fl. SHERRY CONWAY Tiny WCUNNIE RUTH COONROD Coonit ' Then lymtfy 10 flag jolly Bdfbglg,-'nf ljfg, I lun' llw vimjilvr fliirilqf of lifcn 771171. May be fire zmfil be I.1kf1r.z wife. FHA 1, 2' 4, Hmorinn 43 ghm-Us .gl FFA 1, 15,4 Rhythmettcs 43 Ciuncrn Clulw 1. 23 Pep Club 4. LARRY DANNER FRANCES DFETS XX'hite Hunter F1l1N1iC 1 1,4,,1,l,1 H1110 fiyb llmrz mf, f7J1'lfl'lIltl?'1,1' A girl Mlm Il.fr',l' lm' fnxnz' uiuully lui .1 M, fjkfjk IIIUIIILJJFY' I0 jul! if ml. FHA I, 2. 51Pt'p Clulw -1. .' .P la A A If JIMMY DEVEREUX Golden Boy Wfine, women, and Jung are geilirzg me down. I guerr I'll lure 10 gife up ringing. Track 1, 2, 3, 4g B Association 1, 2, 3, 41 Football 2, 33 Student Council 2. 3: Bonhi Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 43 Speech Club 41 Boxing 3, 4, WILLIAM DODD Bill Learn fwnz allaerr' mirlaleerg you lmi'en'I time 10 make llaem all yourfelf. FHA 41 Drafting Club 4. LYNDIA DONA LDSON .lynn A ,girl bm In krmu' hou' In detect an en- gagemenl ring in iz mmff wire. Band 2, 3, 41 Band Officer 2, 3, 41 Band Sweetheart 4g Class Favorite lg FHA 1, 25 Student Council 1, 2, 4g FFA Sweetheart 25 National Honor Society 3, 4g Class Sec- retary 4: Class Reporter 1, Bonhi Typing Editor 4, GENE ELKINS JOHN FRAIR JOHN GAMMON Sam Johnnie Pedro He who izzdulgef, izulger-buf Bwlhi lute! A fer! flll7t'l.f hir lwme: In .rpizre be will He zrlao would Ilae dizugbler win, mm! laim ju!! the mme, mimi, wiflv line mofber ffm! begin. Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Speech Club 43 FHA Camera Club 1, 2, 4g Speech Club 41 Track lg FHA 43 Camera Club 4. 4g Bonhi Staff 4. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4g Band 1. 2, 3. 4, Of- ficer 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Captain 4, All- Regional Band 33 junior Rotarian 4, 'Q OWEN LEE GILBERT MARLENE ZELDA HANES PEGGY HERPECHE Sutt line Peg Af Irlle in ,rzwl ,md builz 15,11 ugly, mg, For every jfzrk Ihere f,l'.Y07716'1l'l761'8 L1 fill, llnlllllfll are erzlillcd Ia life, liberty and Football 3' 4' Letterman 4, Trbcaptain 4, That' LXIII do wilb from' fuk 4150141 mr ,the Ifae f7llf.fIlfl of 111511. J All-District 43 Basketball 33 Track 3, Let- lull' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA l, 2, 45 Psp Club termnn 3, junior Rotariun 4, Junior Lion 4, FHA 1. 2. 3. 41 Cdmefil Club 31 B0fll1i AS- 43 Libfilfillfl 31 Bonhi Staff 4. sistant Typing Editor 4. VIRGINIA HOFF MARADA HOLLAND GLIENNA INCPRAM Ootsie Rada Kinky Indoor irjmrlsr .Irv .Ill Hgh! if Ibey gn lyamg fur! lull wmugb I0 be tQ1'.lFC'fll!, fufrt d.1ir1fy If if lr11c,fb.1f filllfldtll' jlrufw'gcr1I.7t'f11z'r1. dl.I7'L'4I.fUI1Jblc'bUlH'. enough to jrlmfv. 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JUDITH KEY Becky Her life ir ii cloudy ber .mgul if Bob. FHA 1, 2, Ai, Pianist 2, Vice President 4, FHA Belle 41 Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Speech Club 4, Pep Club 45 Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4, President 43 Rhythmettes 3. 4, Class President lg Class Secretary 2, Most Attractive 3: Cheerleader 3, 4. BOBBY McCRAXXf Bob Tfwj' Lly what you d01z'l Luau' u'o11'l hurl 11114-ivld I f,7c1I'L'l2'l fell if ttvinge of prim III J'L'J7',l'. Drafting Club 4: Class President 4, Track 3, 41 Football 3. 4, Letterman 45 All-School Favorite 4. MARY ANN LIPFORD Laughing Lipfordn She giggles if iff furzzzy and one may frilly ray, 15.11 if if inf! funny, .tba giggles miyuwzy. National Honor Society 3. 4, Wfittiest Girl 3, Class President 2, 33 Class Vice Pres- ident 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, President 3, Sec- retary 13 Rhythmettes 2, 33 FHA 1, 45 Office-Assistant 4, President 4: Coushatta Staff 3, 4, Editor 43 Bonhi Staff 3, Draft- ing Club 53 Pep Club 4. BETTY DEAN MCEUEN Deanie GQEIIIIU, ,gw1i.il, grizriour, lua. Like our Dean. Ibere are foo faux FHA 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Librarian 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, Class Favorite 2, Bonhi Staff 4, DONALD LEE Mc'Al.lSTER Many iz 711.111 bar bafcbud our .1 .irliezzlv by bizring lwir mimi .FUI wi if, Band 1, Z, 3, 4, Officer 4, Speech Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Bonhi Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 41 Stu- dent Council 3. CAROL McMILLON Sam If you dwfl .lf firirl rurcvrd, fry, lf'-V, il grin. Band lg Chorus 2, 4, Secretary 2, 4, Melo- tones 23 Rhythmettes 4, FHA 1, 2, 4. ROBERT MANKIN Smiling jack Hir rirtuer me unending and I0 if hir appelile. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4, All-District 41 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 1, 2, 3, 43 B Association 1, 2, 3, 4g FFA 1, 23 Student Council 2, 4, President 4, Class Vice Pres- ident 2, 3, Speech Club 4g National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 41 Bonhi Sports Editor 4, All-School Fav- orite 4. PAYE MAY Fasey I doffl :hare hoyr, hut then cl nzouren-up doe.rn'l fhare a mwue either. Chorus 1, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head Cheer- leader 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 4g Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Speech Club 4, Secretary 41 Bonhi Staff 3, 4, Coushatta Staff As- sistant Editor 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4, Librarian 33 National Honor Society 3. 4, Vice President 4, Pep Club 4, Tennis Club 3, DAR Good Citizen 4g All-School Favorite 4. BILLY MANNING ELWYN MARTIN Moose She hmzgr ruzzrhme to tht lzztr 0 01h r People who umnzder in their mind! mn? Spanish Club 'P 3 4 FHA 1 4 Chorus Jl'7'flJf1'61'JffL1 - 1 3 4 Rhythmettes 3 4 P p Clu Camera Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Drafting Club 4 FHA 4. GOLDIE MINCHEY IOIS MINCHEY Goldilocks S im The her! way 10 heep cl mlm, ray: fhlr A Mend 10 ming lured hi ill Virtue: hrunelle, ir in doubt. aplerzfy qfeal and mul! FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 3 4 312 Tig N '71 sf sf, 31fi-iz ff , fwf' if Q? V ,fe xy ,. z iifvkff W ' 332221: . 'f ' il 1 , , .?'Iz,I :I' Y WA. e F1 i N ' :W 1 L ji ,. in iid' .M qw 555 ,W x, if .J ..-ka QSM? 2 it we-f ,W 4.k, f ,, 4. s 4 1 1 x Q fy, . Q M . r x ,QQQ-I wx x 351, .L SQ - Y 5 H i M X4 fl A A 41' 41, TP: 1 , : gg? 'FG' X'v . . .U .4 5 1 . L 9 -. - 1 ff, .ffl-'.?',9 .f74:u ' v .. V, 3.53 X CA fi VIRGINIA ROGERS Ginger Ole' rockin' rlmifs go! ber and .vo hill' Keelan. Chorus 1, 2, 53 Rhythmettes 55 FHA 1, 2, 5, 43 Student Council Z, 5, 4, Reporter 43 Coushatta Staff Typing Editor 43 Office Assistant 43 Class Favorite 53 All-School Favorite 4. HARVEY RITCHEY ' Truthful He myr, For erery 1611001 boy wills u spark of geniuf, lbere are ol dozen willy ignition iroublef' Student Council 53 FFA 1, 2. KENNETH SEALE He dere:-ver a seal of approval Band 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 4 Draft ing Club 3, 43 Camera Club 5, 4. MARIE SHAEEER JAMES SHULZE CHARLES SMITH Nel Cotton Smoocher A Jlay gmfe, cl quiet dignily. He'J at relaxed af Jpnglaelli. A ypufb mnzenzg For work he uas never FHA 1, 2, 5, 4. FFA 1, 2, FHA 43 Drafting Club 4. fflffwf' Drafting Club 43 FHA 4 BONITA SNODGRASS Neet Term!! if her rachel. Bonhi Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 4, Vice President 23 FHA 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Camera Club 43 Class Vice President 13 National Honor Society 3, 4. PRESTON THOMAS BOBBY TARVER Bobby Bonham An All-Distric! player for Iwo yemzr, lVe zhink he dererrer lhree rheerr. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, 4, Let terman 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, Let- terman 2, 3, 4, Captain 33 Baseball 1, 2 3, 4, Letterman 1, 2, 3, 43 B A53 sociation 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 Draft- ing Club 43 All-School Favorite 4. JIMMY TOMLINSON He throws out a good line. Lel'J hope he Tomcat doenft land an old shoe. FHA 43 Drafting Club 4. JOAN THIELE -Ioanie llvilh her beguiling air, You'd rze1'ergueJ.r ihe hr.1i11.r were lhefe. FHA 1, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Librarian 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Office As- sistant 43 Class Secretary 43 Bonhi Staff 43 Cousliatta Staff 4, Assistant Typing Edi- tor 4. ROBERT TOWERY Bobby The her! thing to do behind iz f761'.i'07Z!.f have All 711-1'1kl1ldl0l'E'J' iz lorer. zr pal 11. Drafting 3, 43 FHA 4, Speech Club 4. BRENDA DILES WILEY A wedding ring may no! he or tight of a tourniquet, but il rertoinly Jtopf the If 4 boy proposer lo you don'l my you'll Ihinh it over-remember that giver him JACKIE ALBERT WILKINSON Scooter wearefr eireuloiion. Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4g Rhythmettg 3, 43 FHA lime lo lhinhito1ier,ioo! FHA 1, 2, 4, Vice President 4g Chorus 1, 2, 4, President 23 Melotones 2g Rhy- thmettes 4. 1, 2, 3. ROSE MOSS WILKINSON Shorty One good head if worth ez thousand Jirong hand: exrepl when it rome: lo washing dirhef. FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 3g Speech Club 43 Librarian 2. GEORGE WILKS JERRY WORKMAN CHARLES COCKRILL ..GOrgeOuS,, Colonel Rat Men of few word! are lhe hen men. The early bird m,61,e5 ,he w0,m-if yguffe Hii nzofio: Half cl loaf if hetler than no FHA 45 Drafting Club 3. inlerefied in worms. Wmffon ef elf. FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 4. fd, cmlfuflcilks 'IU 4-NNN IIHQH 1 IM mal l ISI YI RLY .XTR I ,J !fw..Hf,, K mmm' 1 mum M . m. .ffi-Al fi .avfmf P'- ,IUXIOR cimss W 1 X, W . 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Bolin, Louise Bond, Martha an EZ, at -C 1.3 rg- 1' Brent, Michael cz, 7 Ss - :La -, V2 t- -fishy 136- ,DWI E1 .Li L -A ' ' Nl 'CDL' I l 4 :Al i wLL-L-jpjf Carpenter, jackie Cashion, Richard Cirkles, Mary Ann Clark, Carolyn Clayton, Pat 'Ulf 4, st Dodson, Don ' Downing, Pat Dulaney, Loretta Duncan, Horace Edwards, Jim ,X Brent, Patricia ,,,.,. ,,,-,-.. Brown, Lynn Brown, Saleta Burk, Tommy 'Io Cai n, Laqueta Cosir Andrew Craddock, Louise Dagley, Betty Dale, johnny Dickson, Merrell gn Efig-.isif ,r . s, Q ' :L +f422ia1r 1a ' -:W .f., z., , , Geer, Patsy Gross, Sandra Haggard, Harry Harrell, Jerry Harry, Gloria Yllll Hightower, Weston Holcomb, Kay Hopkins, Ronnie Horn, Sandra Houchins, Patsy va? No Pham AVMLABLE Kirkpatrick, jerry Knight, joan Lewis, Charles Luttrell, John Lynch, Terry Edwards, joe English, Kenny Essary, Becky Fitzwater, joan Frazier, jackie Hart, Ernestine Hartwell, John Henegar, Kaye Hendrix, Heather Higgins, Janice g,,,,,, V E f' : Q 6 lf? Howard, Billy Hume, james Ingram, Ruth Keene, Lou Kirkpatrick, Billy ...i f E , , i p Mclflfresh, Frankie Mcliuen, Melvin Mankin, Tommy Manning, Nelda Martin, Paul Reiki? 3' 'kiif' May, Wanda gr Meadows, Evelyn M i I ner, Peggy i.AE , . Moore, Kenneth ., . . Neal, Virginia ' ,sw irl ' : :fi--af :..: r . ,: -'fear-,ff : W Q is Y' Q . :fi 3 Qlfffzip iq, ,,,'-Mar' . ...,.,3, ,.-as, 1 Hasan-4 tfzfff' 'fairs-p:4'p.qwQ:,,rf: -ws Us in 0 o ' Q Pinkston, Peggy Pope, Dean Pope, jean Rencher, Richard Risser, Joe Sloan, Edwin V Smith, Glenda ,ki .l? ', Smith, Sue iii 'ii'i'., ' Smithee, Martha Q Swann, Sally . ii fi .:.4.,.: R rl'-'Q ,fr-5 5 P T ,.fr r- '. W' -sv Neely, jerry , Nelson, Sam A ff Owen, Barbara V I Partridge, Billy Phillips, PM 'D .nf I 1 3 Q 5 Ross, james Russell, johnny Sewell, Gene Sewell, Jerry Shannon, Anita Trout Lindt Turner Shiron Ussery Lindt Vassar Thomas Q31 Tadlock, Johnnie Taylor, Kenneth Teague, Carolyn Thomas, Bob Thornton, Eddie I iiii I BN T f at . 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J X QI EN Q 39. diff?-I Q 'V as rg , r Q We ,, 'WM' M Q, fl K gli: UI ' + 3, E' gli ,SY if 1' ' s ix Ku :aw 2 R 2' 2 s - . iss f Q. I in Allen, Linda Kay Amlin, Glenda , . , ' 'Q' Arie, James B ' V , Q Afledgf, Ed C if is 41 C Ashlock, Barbara yy -Q., ,,. y B 3 f ' ' ' ' B fAtHiP,P21fi.Ci2. .4 y A X ,y y 1' i - - - Q' -'.' n 7 C ' - I ' ' i . .rv ,- -fi , X W gr . . M, . V. V. r ' EQ Q SEM if 7 C' C B ' Q ' 4 we ff fl 'W . .P .T z., a l ,Qi 4 'kr' ' , fa- . . .1 '-'--1 ,,...., is -:K ,Q Brown, Shirley jean Burk, Kay Burns, Robert Bursell, Cordelia Carol .ButQ1j,,BiLliiC Bybee, Bill Campbell, Carol amp uth .51 xi 1 h is 95' fiia , l 'Qi a X M f if l r v r, f, Barnett, Doys Barr, Dennis Bearden, Michael Paul Biggerstaff, Pat ' ..fA Bostic, Barbara Bowden, Tim Box, Robert Brooks, Larry Q 4 ,526 asv T 3 Carlisle, William C2 , Clark, joe Clark, Otis CQb.Gg1i,BaW Cockrill, Mary Colbgr, GQlQll2LA.Dil Coonnga-dl Diagp Couzens, Jimmy Covert, Dickie Crider, Blain? Cunningham, john Dale,.Nanqu Darwin, Bobby Deets, james Dickson, Bobby H4010 Nu Avollobh 0' , pf' S wwf? ', F , L , XLL an L , ,Q as X S55 H Q , if 5 L J Z an ig, - ., :W ,Q - Ki-2 . wg IH' we' , ' A 4 , ,H fa S +6 45 . ., 2- V L -we , A ,VZ a 9 Downing, Jimmie Duff, James Earwood, Lynda Echols, David Faith, Linda Farris, Cecil Felmet, Dianna F. Frailicks, Melvin Friday, Nancy Gailey, Jimmy Gatlin, Jo Ann Gilbert, Jerry Goldsmith, Larry Hall, Ruth Ann Q? S ' t i f we-3 .lvl N N9 1 S, ' i qw' .. wifi , ,J ,. ., 5, ., , , i 1,4 i ,. yy-:f ,, .tfzsg ' 7 frm ' 'f ,,' ' u. .aio V i ,swf ifgliilfif' K K R323 . Howard, Lee Roy Johnson, Janet Jones, Davey Jones, Dwight Kearney, Kay Key, Doris Lackey, Mary Lamberson, Linda Lamberson, Marvin Landham, Barbara Lane, Mary Ann Leever, Judy Ann Lewis, Jimmy Lightfoot, Larry Lipscomb, Jack McCraw, Carolyn N Q' vm Y af V25 iifxfgz-f,1f,:33jrig i 329+ ff:- JJ- J an . ..,. .S 5 ' - . .52 A ii Hamilton, Jack Hamilton, William Hammonds, Ellis Haney, Judy Hardy, Edwina Hemby, Eddie Holcomb, Linda Holcomb, Martha Kay L , A WS .4- ,Q Y 11.1 I E Norman, Charles Norris, Myra Osborne, Christine Osborne, Linda , . ' artridge, Eugene Porter, Lonny McDonald, Pat McDowell, Ruth Lynn McKnight, David McNabb, Harold McVay, Elaine McWhorter, james Matthews, Ronnie ' ina Milton, james Moore, Carolyn Moore, Talmadge Moss, joe Moss, Louise Myracle, jane Newell, jerry Dee Newingham, Alton iw' ., . If-tw r Wssiigsg :Q .. ., Q-asa? 7 , fiti.45sfffM2'1, , l ,Q e P -- i Powell, Richard Priddy, Robert 'c Richardson, Larry MV Robinson, jerry Wayne Robinson, Mildred Roy, Virginia Faye Seals, Jimmy Sherrer, Choice Shockley, Ronnie Shrum, Carolyn Smith, Frances Ann Smith, Helen Stevenson, Jimmie ar my Ik., - ,f lxferry, Pat Tracy, Linda Underwood, Henry Van Hooser, Charles Vaughn, james V . Waits, Jean Walker, Barney 5 J X Mis a, Rolgeh- Watterson, Cathryn Wheeler, Charles White, Linda Wilkerson, Myrna W. Woods, Tommy Workman, Mickey Wright, Jessie Mack Barnett, Rose Mary Salter, joan if PNOY0 N A II lo .ev-'Y' V' ,gpm ASW se- vw if Q1 -N. .M . 5 3 :I nf-Lf .v 'Qu Representatives from various clubs getting worthwhile practice. tl titties MARY ANN LIPFORD Editor' COUSHATTA STAFF '58 FAYE MAY A.fJj.ffa11! Edirol ,Q-of A is I amy RICHARD KEENE MR. T. I.. HIGGINS ROBERT GROSS Bzzfizzen Mafzfzger Adwifor Ar1z1e1'ti.fiz1g Alfzmzger STAFF Ass1sTANTs L 4 MMM wif Joan Thiele, Becky Biggerstaff, Nancy Box, Carolyn Clark, Heather Hendrix, Dequita Herndon, Betty Richardson, Barbara Melton. Ji- 5'qI. f Photo not AVAILABLE DICK BOGGS Photogmphef' VIRGINIA ROGERS MIKE BROWN Typiflg Edilw' Aliiffdill Photographer ,sg I -.I A -'lap w-' l gr w- My a ff' ' FAYE MAY Vive Prefideul MARY ANN LIPFORD DON MCALISTER Prefidefzt NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S f Y 'Q Q ,: :- KX QS 5 1.7 ROBERT MANKIN Serretary-T1'eaJu1'er LYNDIA DONALDSON BON ITA SNODGRASS MRS. ANNIE PEARL HEATON Spozuor JOHN ED CLARKE ,Kwai ' 'if ' Us gg. 'KX SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Lyndia Donaldson, Cecil Carter, Dean McEuen, His! toriang Jess Moore, Treasurerg Virginia Rogers, Re- porterg Kenneth Seale. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Beverly Atkins, Don Campbell, Vice President Loralei Glenn, Richard Haggard, Leslie Leatherwood Gerald Money, Barbara Tosch, Secretary, Robert Taylor -'-,,,,,..,,......-...-. STUDENT COUNCIL ROBERT MANKIN WALTER WHITE Preiiifezzf SIUOIIIIJI' SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES ERESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Tommy ,IU Burk. M346 BFCHL HC21fhCf Hfmlfix, Hllffy Shirley Brown, Dennis Barr, Carol Campbell, Dickie Haggard, Frankie McElfresh, Sam Nelson, Sally Swann, Covert, Kay Holcomb, jimmy Downing, ,lane Miracle, Bob Thomas. Lonnie Porter, Ruth Richardson, Dwight Vifoods. ,,,.gs. - ..n..s1 ,I 1.. A. 1 1 K A It lm il: 11: ' , ' f ' '7 S ng, . I it 5 z r 'Z-f Na- G Wxq I far' 0 'sn , :ff El ' lf' -.- Q .2725 5 K 'c 1 J? lf' ' e is -1 1 I x, Us 'N ' 'f f ' A Q X .audi luvvxx he Ennln C0-Ezlifmxr , , , A,Y,fi.Yf!11Zf Erfifory , Sporfi Iidiforr !7lIIf0l' Sparta Ezlilor , Arfzwlirifzg Mmmger Cirmlafiozz Mazinger Typilzg Edirol' , Afrixlfzzli Typing Edirol' THE STAFF , Bonita Snodgrass and Don McAlister , Leslie Leatherwood and BaQa-QLLIQSQHM - jimmy Devereux and Roloert Mankin , Don Campbell Gene Elkins , Gerald Money , , Lyndia Donaldson , Marlene Hanes F1 e Ma , Leslie Leatherwood, BQbara Tosch . C0!l17I1IIf.ff.Y , , my 'y Rep01'ggU.,.,.:, X Y y Herpeche, Dean MeEuen, joan Thiele, Nancy Box, Alice Bybee, irginia D nj--'Janice Hall, jo Ann Herring, Mary Kincaid, Ann McElfresh, a almer Spozzmrx Mrs. Venita Booth and Mary Louise Glenn , ,, 3 s CD my , . , .., V... - Gerald Money, Pmrizlefzf ,..ff 'N PM MX-X Judy Hodges, Vire Plzafizfezzl ' ginia Dodson, Sefrelfzr'y-7'rm.f1zr'eL,fQ Mrs. Annie Pearl Heatc , Spozzmr ,,,f ' J SENATUS POPULUSQUE ROMANUS CLUB SPANISH CLUB john Ed Clarke, P!'6.fftf6'IIf Nancy Box, Sef1'elm'.3'-TremrlnU Barbara Tosch, Vire Prefiffezzf Peggy Burr, Savill! Chfzimlml Miss Ethelleen Willianus Spozlmr gg X , L ,V , ,q ii an F if , 4 Q W 'L Q 3 is .A '- Q 'L 4 Vg A ,..V 6 9, L ,M A1 Vw - M Q fb E gg ? ,.::, s i -vfiv L ., K , ll ., X f A f' ? f 5 . 3 Faye May, Pl'8.ffIll671f,' Judith Key, Vive Preyidezzfg Diane Felmet, Serretfzry: Ruth Young, Tref1f1n'er,' Pat Keene, Hj.rl0rifzzz,' Joan Thiele, Sergefzzzt-at-Arm.r,' Virginia long5,.. Re- porlerg Mary Kincaid, lfiaiziyg Mary Lou Taylor, Song Leadeiy' Betty Richardson, Pm'- lifzm elzfarifzzz. Sewing for the annual style show begins. F.H.A. MRS. CAROLYN WOODS Spomor Freshman girls model their first sewing projects at ll Pajama Party. F.F.A. Kenneth Baker, Prefnlezzl jimmy Chandler, Vice Prafizlezzt Don Winkler, Serrefm'y Gerald Meek, Reporfer Robert Taylor, T1'en.f1n'er james Anderson, Sezzlmel Mr. Ray Taylor SIDUIIIUI' i t iff' li, fx CAMERA CLUB , f K K, ff Mr. Walter White, Spozzfni' pf Txi . Dick Boggs, Vive Piwizfezzf Loralci Glenn, Semvffzrvy-Ti'w1,i'1n'er Judith Key, Pretfizfelif .Q E'71!1'nVl PEP CL 1. WU, The Pep Club was organized and sponsored by the cheer- ll leaders. This was the first year of its existence and it proved to be most successful. Meeting each Mondayafternoon, the club planned activities to arouse school spirit throughout the week. SPEECH CLUB Gene Ball, Vice Pl'L'.YflfL'lIf Faye May, Serrcltzi Dickie Julian, Pz'emfe11l Don Campbell jimmy Devereaux Richard Haggard Tommy Holcomb Tommy johnson B ASSOCIATION Pl'6.ffIl7?7If, jess Moore Vice PI'8.Yil1l6lZf. Bobby Tarver Secreffzz'-7', john Ed Clarke Sergefzut-af-Armr, Tommy Keeton Robert Mankin Lonnie Moss Ray Newsom jack Nurmelee Mickey Wade OFFICE ASSISTAN TS Mary Ann Lipford, Preyidwzg' Barbara Palmer, Vive PI'8.fjtff?Ilf,' Barbara Melton, Sef- I'8fl1l'J',' Betty Richardson, Tl'c'!IJ'llI'l,'l',' Nancy Box, Karen Dale, joan Thiele, Virginia Rogers, ,Io Weathersby, Serrelary lo Prjzzripfzl. LI BRARI AN S Pat Keene I Barbaraflfogqh. Prafidezzf Mrs. Elllilbfffh Bzlggdrly -VifZfPY'b,ridw1l Spomor . Sally Swann Ann Mcliltresh Sef1'efm'y-Trearrlzrer Repnrler ... to-H ' is ,, W JUNIOR L1oNs Clarke, Moore, Tarver, Elkins, MCAlister, Gilbert, Mankin, Towery, Carter, Carpenter, Seale, McCraw. JUNIOR ROTARIANS Clarke, Moore, Tarver, Elkins, McAlister, Gilbert, Mankin, Towery, Carter, Carpenter, Keene, Devereux, Scale, Boggs, McCraw, Frair. A few of our Favorites being admired by their fans. EPQEUNAXLQUL K 4 ix, if 5 Becky Biggkrstaff , if N W ff if -, if qw Robert eww . R Wwwv . Barbara Melton Eli , Awe: all f 'N gm 3, , X i as W 4 5 R Q aa 'N XYEEQ1 ' rw? I7 fir f 'W , ,A Mf' A' ILLUX ,,iQlf 6 X L6 IZA 7 fziwif ,,Z?5531, ff' fl! www 7 Q fl, j,,7Zf' ' 'V , , Q If QZ ffz4,ff tif? xr Jil I X72 'Jn i,..ffw1fL,.- ,f ky Lrj6lL,s lfifwff ,J XJZM 731.4405 Wfpcjj ZQQ LTX4, , ' J A f - , ff ? A zlfmgif L Mila A , fm , Z 1 ' wwf' .AL'74f' gy Up!! f 7,0 ji, I , Bobby Tarvcr Q Q ..1,f Ir K F7 RN S jess Moore x Virginia Rogers Q' Qi W E! ,tL. -.:. ,., I Q , Re if ' if 4? R 42 f 14 if K 25 , A. fp h Q E, M A x x 1 I UVX0 ' .,.' I' fs. ,-. . Q fx' ' Ar. N K K. ,AfVv f .4 Bobby McCraw JUNIOR FAVORITES Nancy Box geraildu Mqrgey 5 M-N SENIOR FAVORITES Karen Dale Tommy Keeton SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Becky Essary Billy Partridge FRESHMAN FAVGRITES jane Myracle Talmadge Moore F.H.A. BELLE AND BEAU Judith Key and Dickie julian were elected F.H.A. Belle and Beau in an election held by the Home Economics Department. Both are seniors. Judith has taken home economics for three years, while Dickie is a member of the home and family life class. The coronation took place at the F.H.A. Ball on November 18, 1957. F. BA. SWEETHEART Ruth Ann Hall, a freshman, was elected F.F.A. Sweetheart for the year of 1957-58. She was presented an F.F.A. Sweetheart jacket at the annual F.F.A. Banquet. Strenuous exercise aids in the development of muscles. FUKT5 JERRY SNODGRASS Head Manager JOE CLARK BU Team Mawger N RY 2 Y BONHAM PURPLE M. B. NELSON x H end Coarh Robert Manki' 41 'XE AQQWWL 'AINS JIM ACREE yghn Ed Clarke AJ.ff.fI.lI1l Couch ' 'Q' x DON DODSON AJ.riJ!.m! M.lII4'1gUf' ROBERT PRIDDY B Tum M.IlI4ltQ6'7' 1957 QUARTER FI ALISTS pi, if E rier ' M-N 7 .qt ' ,eh S ' KG wx - E imap, A N J K ,N -f , 'ko . J V I . 1 I H . N .j, 1. 411, , f IU I I f . E., , f 4 if 0 ' .if i,f.,- A J' - -' E ' Y -fx I ou, I x I I A-' f ' I. W' A 'TI I , LL A,,k'.i 1 'F 'LVL' 1 T R, ,. .',4.f,LLi aww W I ' ff nf Senior BEN LAWRENCE BILLY PARTRIDGE RICHARD HAGGARD LONNIE MOSS junior Sophomore junior Senior Tackle Guard End Guard MICKEY WADE TOMMY KEETON JESS MOORE DON CAMPBELL Sophomore Senior Senior junior End Tackle Halfback Quarterback 1957 QUARTER FI ALISTS If I , 1. PHILIP CARPENTER Senior Hnlfhrrck Al M TOMMY HOLCOMB OW EN GILBERT JOE RISSER, JR, TALMADGE MOORE junior Senior Sophomore I:I'CSIlI11.Il'l End Hnlfback End Tackle GARY CI-IILDRESS CLARKE JACK NUNNELEE BOBBY MCCRAXV Junior Senior junior Senior Guard Fullback Hnlfback Center BOBBY TARVER Senior 1957 Q ARTER FI ALISTS pw N S! 'Wl- - RAY NEXWSOM BUCK WASHERLESKY RONALD PRIDDY JOE BOVUDEN Junior Freshman Senior junior Halfback Tackle Halfback T gl A TOMMY DICKIE JULIAN KENNY ENGLISH HORACE DUNCAN S0 vh0m0rC Senior So homore So homore 5 P P Center Guard Quarterback Tackle BONHAM TOPPLES HONEY GROVE, 60-0 The Honey Grove Warriors took quite a beating in the seasons first game as the Purple Warriors ran over them to a victory of 60-O. By scoring the first TD, Moore started the Fighting Warriors in a series of scores. Campbell ran 65 yards for the'next 6-pointer which preceded another score by Campbell. A 1-yard smash by Clarke got Bonham an additional TD. Nunnelee. by a short pass from Newsom, succeeded in getting six more points. The seventh tally was made by Gilbert. In a pass from Nunnelee to Moore, 50 yards were gained for a TD. The score was made by Moore as English threw him a fine pass. Campbell added 6 extra kicking points during the game. Tarver, Mankin, Lawrence, Childress, and Partridge did fine work in the blocking department. XVARRIORS DEFEAT NOCONA, 40-6 The Bonham Warriors defeated the Nocona Indians in a non-district battle with a shining victory. The Bonham scoring proceeded in the fashion: Campbell circled end for 12 yards and the score. He then added the extra point. Clarke drove for the second TD. In a io-yard run Tarver raced to the end zone. Gilbert penetrated the line of the rival for the final score. XVARRIORS SCALP INDIANS, 58-26 Bonham rode the victory wagon over Grand Saline for the third win of the season. Gilbert started the scoring with a 1-4-yard run. Then the Indians came back to make the score 7-6. Campbell went 85 yards with fine blocking for a TD, Clarke made two tallies and Wade made an- other. In the third quarter Moore plunged for the next score. With expert blocking and defense work by all the linesmen, the Warriors proved the top team again, BONHAM FALLS TO CARTHAGIT BULLDOGS, 26-7 The Warriors were over-powered by the Carthage Bull- dogs. The only score for the Warriors was made by Campbell of the right side. Then the Bulldogs returned to score but the extra point kick was a futile attempt. At half-time the score was 7-6. Carthage, a AAA-Team, dominated the second half of this inexorable type of foot- ball game. BONHAM PLAGUFS RICHARDSON, 3-I-O The Eagles suffered a set-back when the Bonham War- riors blasted their hopes of being an undefeated team. Clarke with the help of his teammates made the first TD. Going 56 yards in two plays, the Warriors obtained an additional score and another tally followed this one. Camp- bell ended a drive in the second half by scoring. Two more TD's ended this thrilling game. Priddy, Carpenter, Moore, and Nunnelee did outstanding work. F0f1fb.lUAI7b0ff7.f ti0Ilf'fHl'YQ BONHAM PHOTO S'l'I'DIO K If I 1 1 BONHAM BREATHITS FIRE ON DRAGONS, 25-13 Though the Warriors were outweighed and the weather proved to be an additional foe, Gilbert flashed 75 yards for a touchdown on the first play of the game. Two more drives were successful. Seagoville launched an attack on the Warriors making two scores but Bonham over- powered them completing the game with another TD. MIGHTY WARRIORS SINK PIRATES, 49-7 The pounding Bonhi eleven dealt a fatal blow to the Pittsburg Pirates in the first District 13-AA game. Two long drives, topped by short TD sprints, by Campbell were the highlights of the first half. Campbell added two extra points to give a 14-0 half-time score. In the second half Gilbert romped for another score and the extra point was made. The Pirates edged in a TD at this time. Speedster Jess Moore frolicked for an addi- tional score and Campbell kicked another extra point. Clarke, Tarver and Gilbert then took turns scoring. As the fans watched with amazement titanic Clarke seized the ball and forced his way to the end zone. None of these scores could have been accomplished without the defensive wall made by Keeton, Mankin. Childress, Moss, Lawrence, Tarver, and Wade. XXIARRIORS XVHITTLIT XVINNSBORO, S4-0 The 1957 Homecoming game of the Warriors was a victorious one. Highlights of the game were the Home- coming festivities. Clarke started the scoring for the Warriors in the first quarter while Campbell added the extra point. In the second quarter Tarver added to the Warriors' score when he intercepted a Raider pass followed later in the third period by another Tarver TD, -Phillip Carpenter made the third score of the game in an eighty-four yard drive. Gilbert blasted through for the fourth TD. Clarke made the final score in the third period when he went over for another TD. Bonhams final score, made in the fourth period, was by Quarterback English. Credit must be given to the line for another job well done. NWARRIORS MASSACRE MT. VERNON, 27-O The Bonham Purple Warriors beat Mt. Vernon with a 27-O victory as they won their third straight district game. Owen Gilbert made the first score of the game very early in the primary quarter. The Warriors led at the half 7-O. Bonham made their next score during the third period as Campbell slipped over for the second TD. Clarke made the next score later in the third quarter. The Warriors' last score of the game was made by Nunnelee. Mankin, Keeton, Lawrence, Holcomb, and Wade displayed their fine abilities in defense while Clarke, Gilbert, Campbell, Moss, and Childress kept the Mt. Vernon offense baffled during the entire game. P60101 fourlary BONHAM PHOTO STUDIO XVARRIORS CRUSH COMMERCE, 39-6 The W'arriors ended the regular season by crushing the Commerce Tigers. Bonhains first TD was scored by Clarke near the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter the Wfarriors' spirit soared high, resulting in Bon- ham's gaining four more tallies. Clarke smashed across for another score in the second half, The Tigers fumbled and the Wfarriors recovered on the Tiger Zi. Four plays later Campbell skipped across for a TD. Nunnelee rambled 25 yards for the next tally which preceded the final score made by Clarke. Tarver, Campbell, Moore. and Carpenter were outstanding players as were Clarke and Nunnelee. The entire line did an ex- cellent job as usual. XVARRIDRS SITIZIY Bl-DISTRICT TITLE, 25-0 A biting north wind, mixed with snow and mist, set the stage for a scoreless first quarter against the Atlanta Rabbits, After moving 80 yards in 1-'i plays, Gilbert smashed through from the 5 early in the second quarter. Then one of those fabulous Campbell-Tarver combina- tions put the NVarriors on the 25 just right to go over right tackle for another TD. The steady grind of thc XVarriors brought another TD in the third cluarter. The faithful hands of Tarver took another of these Campbell specials to furnish the final tally. The expert defense helped tremendously to make this a really successful Bi-District tilt, holding the Rabbits completely scoreless. XVARRIORS SKIN XVILDCATS. -il-6 The Wfarriors ousted the New London XX-'ildcats in the Regional play-off. A vicious defense held the Wfildcats to a single touchdown. Also the Purple Wfarriors un- leashed an offense that was spectacular. Gilbert made the first score of the game followed by a TD by Carpenter. A pass from Campbell to Holcomb in the end zone was good for another touchdown. ln the third period XX'ade and Holcomb blocked a Wfildcat punt picked up by Partridge who ran to the one yard line. Campbell plunged into the end zone for the tally. Gil- bert and Tarver both scored in the last period. Bonham had an electrical offense-defense charged by Tarver, Holcomb, Mankin, Lawrence, Childress, Partridge, Risser, and T. Mankin with a backfield of Campbell, Clarke, Gilbert, Carpenter, Nunnelee, and Moore, XWARRIORS FALL TO TPRRELL, Z0-I2 ln the Quarter-lfinal playoff, highly rated Terrell proved to be the victor. The Tigers scored twice in first three quarters. Campbell slipped over during the third period to give Bonham its first TD. Another tally by the Tigers ended Terrell's scoring. With 58 seconds remaining in the game, Campbell made an 82-yard run for Bonham's final TD. Clarke, Campbell, Carpenter and Gilbert played an outstanding game. ln defense Tarver, Gilbert, Mankin, Lawrence, and Keeton played havoc with the Terrell backs. This game concluded the most successful football sea- son in the history of Bonhi. Plwtar f0Il7'fUfV1' BONHAN PHOTO STVDIO -1-ii ,gn pos BOBBY TARVER All-District End JOHN ED CLARKE All-District Fullback TOMMY KEETON All-District Guard ALL-DI TRICT OWEN GILBERT All-District Halfback A E WARS 1 1. ww i ff? fi: . ff A f wlgwsif- ,ref-AE S S1 1-N ' f i 11 v iii' , X Ye -14 ,., 3 'S K NA .iw M, my . i he ' Q J, I Q 54 fu -, lv' - lb Fifzrl roux' Coach Raymond Anderson. Arie. Arledge. Ball, Bowden, Brooks Sefofld 1'0u'.' Bybee, Cashion, Covert, Danner, Duff, Edwards. Third r014': Gilbert, Haggard, Hamilton, Harrell, Lipscomb, McXVhorter. Faurilf faux' Milton, Moss, Nelson. Newingham, Norman, Partridge, Fiflb 7'0ll'.' Porter. Sloan. Thomas, Thornton. Vassar. Wfoods. FOOTBALL B TEAM 'Ao 51600 Q. f QUEEN fiurv MRS. JO ANN FOX Sponmr BECKY BIGGERSTAFF R X .X gy Q vw: W XX REEL 2 ws N Mx ' ' Q N if E , JA K X 5 -5 kk M Q ' . 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Q, 4 nf 1,5 X I N- v K, g D Q .M , in ,mr is RM- 'LN ,KQV L 6.1 Q A Q ' -. ff :rf S' al' Ill! Ill 'rr .51- .wi O Vg, 1 9 9 2 S Ss5,,s Members of the Combo giving off some cool sounds. svk 9 's '32 1 S Z s Q 3 'O 'Q ER 95 :j???'TL O X EIC 5 X I 'ix 'Q E JL K I 1 S i K 1 3 . 2 ' ,YV KN im X i ir A . N' wr x 1 . QQ Prrridwzl Si rn f.1i' 1' Rujwrlw' Lfbr'.1i'i.111 Q . i CI-IOIRM EM BIZRS ff ,. . ,f Bull, Burns, Cockrill, Coonrod, Dilcq, Duckwmrtli, Gibbs, Hall, Hcrpcchc, Herring, Holland, Jaco, Jennings, F. Keene, P. Kccnc, Key, Martin, McMillan, Moblcy, Osbourne, XXf'ilkinson, Young. Plmzfrf Judith Key Carol McMillan Janice Hull Jo Ann Herring E E viva Pat Koons I , . 1 , . N e - er ' f , rx? . X lb' -, . A I I 5 g .,,. I f : Q n 1 ill.. fn...,--,-mlpnspazsip.-.1 :Q-gy r 1 ar-Pl 1 P -- r r l Q , 5 . f ' we J l I l ' 5 A r 5 , Q l ' ' I 1 , ,, , r r r W 1vl 2 ' ' -- QMMN I I n H r- Wgxwwswmwwm. llxvmmw Akbr AMAWA, , .. M,,,,,.,, l l m :' - K' Xl CHOIR MlflNIl3lfRS A.lF17I1. Arlaxnwon, Amlm, Ashloclq, Atnlp, lilggcrstnfl, P. Biggerstaff, Bond, Bnalic, liruwn, lin-nt. Burk, Butler, Campbell, Carpenter, Clark. Counrod, Crider, Dnglcy, All-Statu Altcrnntcg Elfwood, Iissury, Futch, Catlin, Gross, Hull, Hardy. Hcnnlrix, Holcolm, K, Hulcolm, Horn, John- son, Keene, Landers, Lane, Luncllmm, Mxy, McV.1y, Moore, Myrnclc, Owen, Palmer, Phillips, D. Pupu, J. Pope. Rnylnurn, Slmnnon. Shrum, Smith, Smithcc, Swann, 'l'nylm'. 'lwC.lflllC, ll4L'I'l'Y. 'l4l'.1LY. Vnuglxt. XVinlclcr, Wcvcvds. I NJ U l . . . - w 1 'X o14141c,11R5 ,xxff X ,lSQSL'Ill.ll'Y Cfmtcgl ,f XX lffwflfwlf -lean Pups Cf.u'ulyn iflarlx 7 5L.1'HlJf,l Sandra Grnss l,ff21,fr,'.nl Dum lhlpy X x1fvi1l,.'211 l.if1r,m','1fl licclfy Iissnry l 1 Patti lliggcrstalxf .lx lj! BEL l CANTO C r H O I R -x,......, , W ,f E RHYTHMETTES i ' K v -Q +3 PJ Dean Pope. Carolyn Clark QAM-State Choirj. jean MRS- NEI-L UI4ACKF'1'iiR pups. C.fmr.1l D1n'rfr,1r' MELOTUNES i xc 5 LYNDIA DONA LDSON Lyndia was elected Band Sweetheart for 1957-S8 in a secret ballot election held by the band members. Lyndia is a senior and has played in the band for three years. She was crowned at the Band Banquet on December 20, 1957. Lyndia was also a Band Officer this year. 1' JOHN FRAIR johnny served as Band Captain this year after a popular vote election by the band members. He is a senior and has played in the Bonhi Band for four years. Johnny, a French horn player, has done an outstanding job carrying out his duties. 'A A ,Q w, pg, f . Q 45? .85 M F '-b---.......,,, ki 5 - ' .E 2 i 'i-lv., H5 V if lm h , 'WOR' -S Ewgfij? 'Si-V ,. we ag 6 efii li ig i f S 5, , if .M BO HI Beverly Atkins Glynell Crelia Heard 'I'1l'ir1e'r Barbara Melton DEQUITA HERNDON Drum Mrvjarelle TWIRLER Shirley Bmoks Loralci Glenn Linda jackson BAND OFFICERS Robert BOX H .. Rutl1 uPbg1l, ,V Duvnd Boggs , , , inda Ussery Roy Blafasinzg ' , Ann Mclflfrcsh DOO McAl1 t , Lyndia Donaldson JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND I Stepping out ot' illf-Jllfy into Junior High Hum UNIOR HIGH SCHGOL FACULTY MR. DAVID CLARK P.E., Health, Science Assistant Coach MRS. LA NELL PHILLIPS Seventh Grade Social Studies MRS. NELL BLACKETER MRS. CHARLES CHITWOOD junior High Music Eighth Grade Arithmetic Principal MRS. GOLDEAN FINLEY MRS. CARA MILLSAP Seventh Grade Seventh and Eighth Social Studies Grade Social Studies MRS. ERMA TATE MRS. NELL WHEELER Eighth Grade Art Social Studies MRS. LILLIAN CREEKMORE Eighth Grade Social Studies MR. WILLIAM STANFORD Seventh Grade Arithmetic lm, www Mrs. Chas. Chitwood, Sponsorg john Wfoodruff, Parker MCComas, Sandra Castle, Macky Sloan, Lynda Thiele, Rexene Hanes, jo Carolyn Renshaw, Sarah Hawkins, Bob Arledge, Gene Wilshire, Gay Birdwell, Jeanne Rushing, Sammy Roberts, Ruth Ann Smithee, Mike Elkins, James Hammond. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT CoUNC1L JOHN XVOODRUFF PARKER MCCOMAS SANDRA CASTLE Prefidelzt Vife Plwiffezif Svf1'eh1r-1 I r gg-I W., -l ! F . VVILLIAINI STANFORD Hand Carzrb DAVID CLARK Axfiimuz Comb JU IOR HIGH FOOTBALL RAY FINLEY 1V1,1m1g0r GREG FORGY Mmmger ' i .... - .x,. ,EA , V 'f Qfffz 11 K .- 2, 1-2 Q K N-.-i gg- srhri, Vg? -- - 1,', 4 - : f if l 5 WSSA- ,r .L-. M A A 'LL' A .i -Q g- Y - I K i zfgj y . Q. as ' 53 31454 A T X f A 'f 31 ig' gif ' 'yi . i ni . , -- 1? I 5 gg 3 ' f if . . A E V 4 LA X ,H N. W f- ,, :sN.f0'i,, .- .M fffn , gs' - f A 1 fx- Q - X Lx V . ' ' A' , ,gf s 5' .4 ' gg, V :,,k 1' f Q 7':: K 'kh' 'f- - Q .1 , ,ff it-,f 'XM-f'fi'yx 1621, Y . iw -xg we A ' ' 'Q P JV 21? ?11'rwf-.sw A 'iff 'EE' P' .L 5 ix V, 4 ,xg , ' cj V i 5 f xipj V X N Q , ,q H- L: . Wgyy' 2 -lg Q- 'F Q P ,N wg ' aku Q SX ! J S . . V-KW n Y i wx-, W W ' A ---'w...,.,,L..,., -'Kfvzw 3 EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITES Sandra Castle Parker McCommas SEVENTH GRADE FAVORITES Alma Coonrod Dean Gilbert ,fl U wi' x F I wi X gm Q 4. 'Wai it El Q I- -A 1:5 Q? HZQ Q me X , x .4 WMM-MH I Z Ng Q Q K j ij ,X L E xx in ji -...ENT k ' 4. V H ,.,.. 2 A Msfzf- ' 'S '. . ' ', 1 JS Sf. wa L . , A 'f 4 . , 5 PM fx gl -A ' ' X ALL-JUNIOR HIGH FAVORITES Shirley Atkins Barry Gay x I Q? IHGHTH GRADE Abbott, Charles Albert, Ronnie Atkins, Shirley Atnip. Glenna Faye Ballew, Morris Lynn Bass, Phillip Benesch, john Bennett, Donald Blackburn, Linda Bolin, Brenda Paulette Bond, Judith Brent, Tommy Pat Brewer, Ellen Brooks, jerry Bruce, James Burk, jack Burt, Andrew Castle, Sandra Chaffin, jerry Chaney, Kathie F 5 ,sl 1 ,Q .iiiiii iiii ' ' - I W I tg: :'E 3 ' jfs ' :N Ri me 1' , w .i moto Noi' Avnulu NF 2 ei if Davis, Gary Denney, Paul Dewoody, Nancy Kay Dodd, Margaret Dotson, Elmo Duff, Martha Elkins, Mike Embry, Billy Fitzwater, Barbara Fitzwater. Roger A sm: aa? at Ii I Cirkles, Bonnie Cirkles, Cecil Cline, Randall Clutter, Pat Cockrill, Cecil Anita Cockrill. James Weldcnn Conway. Richard Lee Currin, Kathleen Ann Dagley, Wfanda Danner, Bobby f' .. lv if 1 3 sw . -sr A Q Ford, Joe . ' ,-r ' ,- Forgy, Greg f f gl Foster. Jerry I Gay, Barry 5 George, Jean Frances L I Glover, Linda . ,V in . Goin, Joyce Anita , Graham, Sandra ' P uqbu, ,Z Green, Brenda Sue Q Hall, jerry Ik A . 'vi fi D' 'sf , Q 'Q -1, Q INQYU ,,,- ,qu i 2 :,: 1.,, l id, r . A! f Nu Avail-:Mo . 'Wi P' , ,Q b wr , . ,- ,Ms IMA' , as J ri no H. ,d at i u 1 QI, Q . , McEuen, Linda Sue Martin, Virginia Milner, Albert Jr. Moore, Sandra Morrison, Ann Moss, Linda Nelson, Nancy Susan Nelson, Ranclell Norman, Clementsa Norris, Hallie I ,. .. 6. ' , . I J aa? , Q -f ,sy 'X' .Q if pas' C Q 'Q 'J-lei 1 EQ N Abu!!! ' PHO! 0 NOT AVAHAILI J Q ir. 1 Y00 OUSY 5.. x 1, t' N01 O .,,,5,f EIGHTH GRADE Hamilton, Faye Jeanett Hanes, Rexene Harry, Juanita Hemby, Mary Beth Herriage. Linda Ruth Higgins, Tommy George Hopkins, Jimmy Hunt, Frances Huston, Mary Jones, Lonnie Jones, Martin Kight, Patricia Ruth Kincaid. Harriett Knowles, Jerry Leatluerwood. ,lOl1f1 Lee, Charles Gene Leeth, Ellen Lovelace, Douglas James McAdams. Charley MCComas, Parker is ear . , is i f fbi? Q i, I F ,.. S nomoto -.z i',i 7 f rm , , Q Northcutt, Linda Sue Park, Jerry Parkhill, Charles Parker, Clifford Parsons, Gary Price, Bobby Purdy, Gary Rainey, Norma Ray, Martha Sue Reeves, Johnnie Risser, Louise Marien Robertson, Doyle Scott, Melinda Sewell, Kenneth Shulze, Jewell Siler, Jerry Simpson, James Sinor, Brenda Sloan, Macky Smith, Dean Michael Smithee Ruth Ann Spencer, Carol Spiller, Roger '53 .. f ??l3'51iE5f . will ' . ii: iwrgm, L.,. s .,. ilii -.ECL Stoddard, Wanda Stone, jerry Stroble, Pat Sudderth, Timothy Swinney, Frankie Tarpley, Sue Edwina Taylor, Pat Terrell, Rosellen Terry, Billy Carl Thiele, Lynda Thiele, Lynne Thomas, Rayanna Thomas, Wayne Tolbert, Thomas Tomlinson. Janie Fay Underwood, Maxine Underwood, Nadine ,,, - --may .sqfqm gf Zig it I I -I .ii ,..,k j, Van Zandt, Donna Van Zandt, James Vaught, Bobby Watterson, Joyce Weaver, jack Witcher, Lynda Woodruff, john Yarbrough, Ken Del arf' I I A, 3 ' 'Q' I SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS NANCY OWENBY, Pfeffffmf MIKE SOUTHERLAND, Vive Prefidezzt SARAH HAWKINS, Sef1'elm'y EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS JOHN LEATHERWOOD, Prariffefzf BILL TERRY, Vife Prefiffeui SANDY MOORE, Serreffzfuy 5, ,gi Vkkk U ni. y, L :F ' k':' I Q: f ffigmi' . - E , irir Ke ,YV W vi . Y wwf wx FYM Cockrill, James A. Comegys, Ruth Conway, Mamie Diane Coonrod, Alma Crumby, Dianna S' 9051. A .1 .- ' r ,. if 263' Nov ihnm ,Ti i n, , W. H K-Q. i 'Q , , M an i 3 if fe , ,if fi if 1 ary? ?:' - iz . f i , 2 ..:s2:. 1f ff' 3 . ' - 'QW Q JN is SEVENTH Aaron, Alma Amlin, Larry Arledge, Robert Ashlock, Sharon Atnip, Ronnie james Barron, Barbara Joe Bell, Dovie Birdwell, Diana Gay Bishop, Beverly Bond, julia Ann Bowen, Robert James Burns, Frances Rolene Caldwell, Lynwood Campbell, Carolyn Channey, joranna Clark, jackie Lea Clark, Melvin Clark, Michael Clary, Carol Coble, Gary Vx ,, ,,,,- ii,iy. , 111253 sg, it atlas? iee' ' -1: 2' - mam f Deets, john Morris Dodson, Brenda Dopson, Nancy Duncan, Linda Earley, Brenda 1' 2:1 in sig 1 9 4 iiiriliavi - - M ,, I A f ii 3 , , 5 - S GR DE aw. :Q if x my :isis . ' '55 ', A .r,.,, P , 'Q ..., , , . , . i L yi ' ii E EX? , Q! ,. , fu .f er f 1 i. PHOTO NGIAYMLASLE if as-f g. W. H ,,,.A: fl l 1 iflzf, 11 ' 1. Evans. Bonnie Fairchild. Homer Fairchild, Ronny Finley, Ray Hemis Fleming, Bobbie Joe Ford, Patsy Fox, Lloyd Charles Frair, Donnita Fralicks, Martha Gilbert, Dean Goyne, David Griffith, Judy Hackney, Cheryl Hale, Diana Hale, Frederick Hall, Gary Hamilton, Betty Hammond, james Harris, Danny Hawkins, Sara SEVENTH GRADE Helton, Mary Lee Hightower, Linda Holcomb, Catherine Cara Hopkins, joan Hubbard, Patsy lsham. james Charles Jaco, Allen Jacobs, Donald Ray Jones, Shirley Keene, Virginia Ann Kueckelhan, Nan Lindsey, Claudis Ray Mcljroom, Lee lNlCClure, Mike Otis Meek, Mary Melson, Ida Arlene Melson, Kenneth Milton, Shirley Morgan, Lewis E., jr. Morrison, Patsy CT: vi , -A J ,,'eo osoi 4 1. - '.'m..': ' 1 , f , , i , -' HN 'A 'tr ff , 'lr sd. ew? -, . , A Moss, Carolyn jay KL2' N . in K2 , K - Manger, Larry joe ' , fs... f X ,, Murphy, Linda ' Q 504' R , Neal, Linda W, , V Nelms, Jack fi ' 4 1 93.5 ' X K Newton, jerry V ,. M. i' Ownby, Nancy K W L , V A Pender, lNlargaret Sally f ' ' jf' Price, Delton H K , 'W ,a Pruitt. Lenora Alice Pyles, Teddie Brown ,, nk b . , . N N Rencher. Robert , i i , Rencher, Vurlane D ip A -5f ,v ' ,Jw ' 1 Rensliaw, jo Carolyn 'N 0 J ' Robbins, Percilla -: ,ig J ' M., e L, A 'W , A Roberts, Sammie 1 5 ' Robinson, Florence p 'A P ' 1 Robinson, Lois ffm, - V., Roy, Tommy ' t ' Rushing, Jeanne 2jxgiQ,'5'fz - ' ' . 'Exi m l Q ' l Smiley, Dorothy X . X D A Southerland. Edward Mike is p W' ,, ' is -L Stevens. Marilyn ' '- Q Stevens, Richard lf F V V . K Thompson, Carol K' . I . '16 ..., Towery, Michael james Underwood, Doris Underwood, Jimmy Van I-looser, Delores Maxine Vaught, Julia 'Nia' 'WF' V d Q K -3 15. A is .2 ., - ,ff-. 4' D lf ' ,:::1i4. .--5531555 f , i,-..,.a.:.':fun1x'1 ,nl 1' vp' , . . , . . ,.. ,. . IWWMWTNW f , DWJM Vw www QWJWQWWW MM SEVENTH GRADE jd A I jffffj 9577x170 ,gf A. 1. . THE END !l DE K. N. ROOT BEER EAST 4+h nom-:AM Com plimenis of Wrzim CABLE KF:Y'N 1420 on Yo Dial Phone JU3-3I5I BONHAM, TEXAS cl! H0855 BONHAM U FURNITURE s'D BEAUTY COTTAGE W Win Norge Gas Rafe gn! Qualiiy Furni1'u5Q7-fig Refri e ai' rs We Ca+er +o 'H1e Public WHERE YOUR DOLLAR RMU Il5 W2fii:1ORihCENTEJ3 2932 m BONHAM WMU? CENTER STREET CLEANERS fps X ' ' . . vrvgx 1 I ,Nei 5315 li f-T E 4096 ' Q E+: 47 ? O fx Au f :lg 1 wg Q 'L Eg, ,Qi QYYQ' ' -P EVA :,f':Q!', BoH'ling Co. Norfh Huway 78 IH BONHAM TEXAS I T HERNDON GROCERY AND MARKET 'libel School -Kids' Hangguil A53 at - N. MAIN PHONE BRANNON JEWELERS Your Jewelers for 59 Years H Hon Warches-Diamonds-Srerling and China-Musical Supplies- R ds and Record Players-Hoffman and Sylvania TV. QL mgimewls of ci? ELKEN'S GROCERY-MARKET PHONE Jua.3 I46 som-IAM Complimenfs of JOHNNY MEADE INSURANCE BONDS Complimenis of iQZd 3 - s 2 1 1 T VAN KIRK AND QCMURRY BARBER gE'5'iE Tjss Barbe? 7 302 N. CENTER ,Bc REEC ELECTRIC AND REFRIGERATION CO. 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MAC JOHN PAT CHARLES IQEGKQ Z-EE Sempli-menfs R HoEE's SHOES C 'P 'i' Wesi' Side of Square Phone JU3-3022 FRANK WRIGHT BONHAM SINCE l9I2 F ' nts o fhe Bonh S hools F sHoE R'-E Fine Lea+l1er E BONHAM Phone JU3-45l3 ,jp gl Q01 :3L375q?f,Lff!S.P LEATHERWOOD . -FEI!-'DWARE We Fill Your Si'e Needs Easi' Side Sq. BONHAM F R EQ FZ 15 BR WN TRACTOR co. of O52 D,9JQL1fve QROSS QT Johnaene Equi menf, CoHon S ra - ers, Anhydrous Zmmonia, 822, ilfrz- gen Fer'l'iIizer. iglearajx H az PHONE Jus 3222 BONHAM Phone JU3-2558 M, MH Uhf ,I is HENRY DOROUGH INSURANCE Fire Thefi' Wind Loans N. CENTER ST. BONHAM FQXWORTH-GALBRAITH LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Ma'I'erials BONHAM PHONE JU3-2556 HUMBLE OIL CO. E. J. BRENT W. Isf S+. 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