Borger High School - Borgan Yearbook (Borger, TX)

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4 D 4v 'Nb MARIE TI-IAMES Marie is an auburn-haired young lady who doesn't have the expected temper-has a re- markable personality, connect- ed with such activities as the Choral, Health, and Personal- MAxINI-: TI-IAM:-:s Maxine is shorter, darker, and plumper than her sister, Marie. She has a serious and studious make-upg and all her teachers agree that she is an ideal student CLOVIS TOWNSEND Lois Uni. ity Clubs GRACE THOMAS Always s IH i l i n g , Grace's only books may have been Barney's looks, but she man- aged to crowd in a year on the typing team and terms as pres- ident of the Personality Club and m a n a g e r of secretarial training class -+- 3 fa' - . X ' . - gt I 2-,rfb .- Risk' S .RW fel VIRGINIA TOWLER Another wanderer between Texas and Wyoming-Choral Club - basketball - soft ball - secretary and treasurer of ju- nior Class in Wyoming-tall slender, and attractive 'st- f 39 HAROLD WATKINS Q S ,ws Chubby Clovis firmly be- lieves that argument is the backbone of civilization. She has made her negative way through Social Ethics, Dramat- ics, and Homemakers Clubs, but she positively loves all sports JAMES WILLIAMS The bigger half of the Wil- Lois is e i t h e r lrveline's shadow or vice versa - noted prexy of Home Ee. Club - did a great piece of work as secretary of Library Club - snappy reporter on the Growl in '56 joi-INNY WILLIAMS Skinny Lou -a popular student among the student body and faculty-an adept musician playing in the band four years-went to National in the brass sextct-he was a tall, slender, fast basketball player for the '56 and '39 squad Nu... liams twins-elected to the Na- tional Honor Society in '58- played villain in the National Honor Society play in '39 - james is a popular mem- ber of the student body-adept football player for two years- fast, sure-footed member of the basketball squad two years agn- is ,N Did you ever see so many in one crowd? james' twin and proud of it, and his double-don't pick a iight with one twin if you don't feel capable of handling two husky football and basketball stars-abused younger brother in National Honor Society play-elected to the National Honor Society in '38-he was a member of the football and basketball squads EDWARD WILSON Einstein -red headed di- rector-scarred veteran of prop and footlight r efficient stage manager of many lays-in cast of play sponsored by the Growl in '38 - spellin' is h is spechullaty -sports editor on Growl '39

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no Louis Sxaucizn Dynamic young campaigner involved in anything oratorical. -engrossed in My Home Town contest and declamation-in- stigator of and commentator on weekly broadcast of Bull- dog Growl '39-took major role in senior play and '39 Growl play-has a brilliant future in law if his ardor in argument is a symptom . I .ah is L ,A , ' np., 'sg -:..,:f.,.m A K Us Z MARY Lou SHIPMAN Tranquil, refined girl who is a polished pianist and who ac- companies the school Choral Club-can be recognized as a high honor roll student, also the first guard in the junior Classical League- Senior Play '39 ERWIN Suonr Bashful, the high school radio king-interested in band -an adventurous explorer in the Exploration Club-compe- tent student in the Spanish Class and Spanish Club NOKMA SIMPSON Brisk, plain-spoken-a splen- did basketball player in '36, '37, and '38-captain in '39- a grand volley ball player-a homemaker to the nth degree- she has taken all the Home Ec. available-well-liked and inter- A-6 Wanda is the senior class's brown eyed beauty-a pleasing personality-and has a smile for everybody esting girl WANDA STOTTLEMYRE ELWANDA S'riuNci:iz Cheerful Elwanda is adept in all sorts of speechand sports -extemporaneous speech, de- bate, declamation, plays-in these fields she is skilled-she also enjoys volley ball, basket- EVALEE TATE Has drawn many arts in as- sembly programs fiom the Grab Bag -manager of the pep squad in '38 and '39, an office she filled very efficiently -she worked in the Girls Club in '38 and 39, a faithful mem- ber-Hannah in Senior Play '39 J. C. TAYLOR I ' ay immaculate and pop- ular Bulldog halfback '38 and junior play 38 Growl Staff 35 as ,N 'J 5 '39-efiicient manager of the , : - A , ,.:, Z 3 ELMA TENNYSON ball, and pep squad work ANNA Lou Tisiuw 'SUQKQ Elma, energetic and efficient in studies and other activities- Growl editor '39-played Meg in Little Women, junior play in '38-good debater and singer - elected to H on or Society '39 Miss Hopping enjoys her speech class. in Unaifected, giggly Anna Lou is one of the seniors' brightest sunbeams - roly-poly forward for Redbirds and volley ball s t a r - domestic little home- maker

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LEONA Wan Talented pianist and bril- liant student, Leona is to be depended upon in any emerg- ency-held an estimable posi- tion on Latin team two years and was welcome to the Na- tional Honor Society for two years-gilted, jolly pianist with Swing Band. lim BELLE Youxt: Ida Belle is an exception to the rule, she doesn't talk much -quiet Department News re- porter on Crawl staff-an aid to the Pep Squad in '36 and '39 -the domestic type that spent '35 and '36 as a member of the Home Plc. Club-a darkhhaired little lady who enjoyed being in the Choral Club. BILLY Hurcuesox A shy newcomer from Du- mas, pint-sized Billy brought an exemplary record to us-he was a Golden Gloves hnalist at Dalhart-played a leading role in the junior play - was a smooth-toned sousaphone play- er in the Dumas band four years. VERLET l'llNCll Black-eyed Verlet rates as Clark Gable ll in B. H. S.-he's vociferously argumentative in any class and eats up social studies -- sufliciently itrhy- footed to interrupt schooling several times for impromptu jaunts-a leading member of the National Honor Society. nxt? YQ 3' - 2 3 - AQ.. 5 N FS. Nl 6 l-Freund in one of her frisky moods. 2-The famous twins of the senior class. 3-lVe hope the emergency s on Charles. 4-He hits the line hard. 5- Glad in the freedom of school let out. 6-You'll never score opponents that way, Babs. 7-It looks like acrobats. 8-'4Flash sheds a magnetic beam. 9-Tell us, Pat, so we can laui,h 10-There must be a good luncheon waiting. ll-A study of black and white and Wayne.