Borger High School - Borgan Yearbook (Borger, TX)

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ERDEENE CLEGG Deen, although a newcomer xhis year, is seldom seen without one of her newfound friends- and no wonder, for she's a per- fect little friend herself -A be- longed to the Panyfilrneriean Fo- rum an Fort Worth, and joined Lhe Big Sister Club here. 1 In this corner we have Man Mountain Cogdill-one of these tiny big sensations, if you get ELNDRA ENGLE We pride ourselves on having caught the correct Engle for this osc- - we couldnt have founcig one much pieettier - our subject is also quiekgon the trig- ger, and a typist , iiiliiz-bang u- is a Diversifieikxficeufiations ad- ciliar, and a perfeegclaseaacrender. e ,X l , .L , ia Y, X 1, ,E A E ,- 7, Q le . 3 3 . . .9 GLENN COGDILLAQ Af ,141 what we mean-a good student, especially in Diversified Occupa- tions-rhough hehas a frown for all who disobey his stopeandfgo signals, he's really a little bunch of sunshine. BETTY CoNLeY Lookie, lookie, gaze on Cookie, clever cutie of the Conley fam- ily-Astep aside for the president of the History Club - incline your car to hear her play bell lyres and clarinet,-then thank us gratefully for the advice. M Ace CONNELLY Bone Crusher Connelly, ae he was known in the good old days, is an all-round kid and a good foolball player-quiet inosc of the time, but when sounds like a walking -is a well liked Public lineman in ball. GEORGE fascinates is blue the known an actor, wouldnt him. l Lois Covey? i Miss Ponies, the shore litgbtle member of the pep Squadyfa doesnlv. say much, but lsnk afraid no talk-has sung in the choral club for two yearswand l38 excelled in extexnporaneous speaking. o e Cox rank man- play, he is a GLADYS girl is as the :hc

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111-.A BRUCE Apathy is B 0 r g e r Higlfs Hfitrutting Sam - sang in the Glee Club two years and played a grand part in the Senior play, Imaginary Invalid -makes an execfllem 'Kgeneral llunlaeyu for ftilefieniol' Class. FF HAROLD Wmfmns Xi -1' lil, better known as Al- eyj, is the beloved clown of Borger High -- played football one year - Diversified Occupaw tions seemed more inviting, haw- ever, and as a result he has bex some an oucstandingsiudem in D. O. class, ' l FURRRST CARSON just like Slceezix, his nickname- sakej' Forresm is a boyish, like- able clmap-Wmakes a flazafly ju- nicn' Policemanmstole the show, ln Time for Clxriscxxxasf last year-has ay pleasant, typically Wesrem drawl. CHARLES CARTER Charles is so small he could cas' ily be taken for a Fish'l M but his mental capaciiy makes up for the lack of inches in height M hails from Denton, Texas, where the smart ones grow as thick as fleas-'was active in 4-H Club work and since coming here has been very interested in science--a perfect bookwnrm ! Buss those few and can be both 's an ellicicnt the costumes Invalid - one ANNA Whoever first familiar turef must f CAN NAN ls, BURL W was XVIHIC 'Wlnlezne ru the school with an fund of three years the football e she saved by Club

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BILL FORBUS lvlentitm Bill and enouglts said -has played his wary into the hearts of many girls and tloesnlt know what Useriousnessf' means -loves school so much he hates to leave--school or the girls? JACK F ox Fox.ie'o'-a. ifoursstar band mem- ber who can play both sweet and hotn on that comet, and takes pride in everything con- cerned with the band-an active member of the Industrial Arts Club. WINDLL FRALEY Get a good look at this green- eyed boy, for when watching him on the football field, you will see, not Windel, but a Twister',-hels a two-year Bull- dog letterrnan, andeone of the best-is an eminent member of clubs and classes, and turns the s J' heads of all the l , it L 3 3 :S x 5,156 Q3el 1555516 f 1 MQW QE t I,-M it V Bosnsos FREELANIQILV Pep, pep, and more pepjgltas Cheer Leader Bobbye, whieh is probably the reason why we yell when, she says yell-she's been able trasurer of both the Dra- -matic Clube and junior Class of '39--can easily be spotted by her I like youn sort of smile, and her innate inability to catch jokes. Q . A 9 0 Xxx tl 'dx BJAXINE GAISER s This is Mattie, a peppy laugh' ing miss with numerous inter- ests - Big Sully ranks high among them, with volleyball, dramatics, f land Library Club coming in forltheir share. 4 Ielozwxsrt GARRETT My kingdom for a lEuf:k', say all the girls-little wonder there, for Buck is a real football hero, having played star center for two years-speaks Spanish fluent- ly--can be recognized anywhere by his manly physique, or by the cute red Ford he so valiantly tries to drive. TT: N.-mine GENTRY Sadie is a lady, for she comes of landedGentry fcute, ehifj-M is the helpful parliamentarian of the National Honor Society- has been capable as bothfpresi- dent and secretary of the Pep Squad during her three years in that organization-loves basket- ball-always completes what she begins g BILL GETER Extreme youth and an easily mis renounced surname make Billp an easy target for good- naturecl teasing-nevertheless, he can really strut his stuff in foot- ball, basketlaall, tennis, and plays - likes strange combina- tions such as chemistry and dancing. L12-QIQEL GEYER One of our most valuable Pen- niefffl fmm heaven-a fair charm- er-falthul, energetic worker for the Growl e-to snatch clarinet- tooter-beautilul? poised 'actress of many, many splaysem tnember of the National Honor Society-M gay, friendly, popular Senior. Clan you guess who? M ARGARET GIKAS Tiny, pert Miss Gikas rates high in the dramatic line-played as page boy-ino, The Merchant of Venice -er was member of-the Dramatic -Club two years-typed on the '37 team- peppedeff-lin the Pep Squad three years-lhas eyes like washed violets. --