Borger High School - Borgan Yearbook (Borger, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1956 volume:

o N X% - T ' ::; r- THE BORGAN Published by the students of Borger Senior High School Borger, Texas 1956 ANNUAL STAFF NELDA ALEXANDER SHARON HORTON EDITOR MARY ANN HARRIS SUE DUNCAN ' RONNIE CLEMISHIRE The Borgan is dedicated to Miss Ola Eskelson, a teacher in Borger Senior High for 26 years. Miss Eskelson has never been ill or missed a day of school during those years. Miss Eskelson received a B. S. degree from Methodist College, and her M.S. degree from the University of Illinois. Music and writing are her hobbies, and she has written several poems concerning school. The years have been rewarding to her as a teacher and to her students, who have profited by her knowledge. She has often said, The highlight in teaching is teaching enthusiastic students. BOARD OF EDUCATION Paul Castleberry President Mrs. Lemore Hill Secretary A. M. Minton Vice-President L. B. West Dr. W. G. Stephens C. A. Patman Ross Josephson BefdemLe Ba uf SUPERINTENDENT Congratulations to the 1955-56 Faculty and Student Body of Borger Senior High. You have done a magnificent job. We proudly salute you. The student body has exhibited out- standing loyalty, industry, and morale in every facet of school life. May you ever have the courage and conviction to do what you believe to be honorable and right. If you will, the Supreme Architect of the Universe will unfailingly uphold you. Alfred T. Little I ' l PRINCIPAL It has been both a privilege and a pleasure to work with the outstanding student body this year in Borger Senior High School. May you continue to be exceptional--as students, as citizens and as individuals. J. C. Knowles Richard G. Ayers B. B. A. and M. E. Hard in- Simmons Distributive Education D. E. and Allied Youth d I James E. Beinks B. S. East Texas State College M. A. Sam Houston State Teachers College Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of Anaerica John P. Banvard B, S. North Texas State M. E. West Texas Speech, Drama, and Radio Radio Programs Junior and Senior Plays Dean Bradley B. S. Texas Tech Homemaking F. H. A. O. L. Brummett Texas A. M. General Metal and Related Subjects Vocational Ind. Club F. W. Carpenter B. M, E. Columbia School of Music Ph. B. De Paul University M, A. West Texas State Band Tri-M !l C. C. Gates Eastern New Mexico University Biology Kathleen Cornelius B, S. and M. A. Sam Houston State Teachers College American History Junior Class Allied Youth Ola Eskelson B. S, Hedding College M. S. University of Illinois Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry Riley Estabrook B. A. North Texas State Teachers College Spanish Allied Youth Los Picaros Robert C. Estes B. S. in Education Central State World History American History Football Baseball Allied Youth Sponsor Winnie Grady B. A. Texas Christian University M. E. West Texas State College English 11-12 Sophomore Class Allied Youth Susie A. Green B. S. Oklahoma College for Women Typing and Shorthand A:- ■wm i.a mt f L. J. Halter B. A. University of HHH ,. H l — — . r r BSIft - • Tulsa k4S - M. Ed. University of m y . l Texas mW ¥ Algebra 9 fai r Algebra II y 3 1 m E. B. Hanna B. A. Eastern New Mexico Faye Harlsin B. A. Texas Tech Physical Education Cheerleaders Senior Class Girls Volleyball Coach C. M. Herrington B. S. and M. A. West Texas Physics and Biology Sophomore Class C. C. Holmes B. S. and M. S. Kansas State Chemistry and Biology Allied Youth Helen R. Lane Oklahoma A. M. English r ■- K - ■ ■ i|- Kenneth Mangham B. S. Texas Tech Algebra and History Hi-Y and Photography Kenneth A. Marshall A. B. East Central State College Senior English Junior Class Ruth Marshall B, S. Texas State College for Women Texas University Columbia University Home making F. H. A. Betty Norman B. A. West Texas Commercial Subjects Typing and Bookkeeping Bookkeeping Pinkney Palmer B. A. North Texas State College Iv English Journalism a Bulldog Growl ni ■P Borgan J SCMOUISnCHIAOAZIMES- leSS-SB. 7 , : William C. Pendleton M. A. Western State College of Colorado Civics, Texas History Junior Class Sponsor Elton Renfroe B. A. University of Texas English [: Junior Class Sponsor I ,i Mrs. Lonnie Riggins B. S. T. S. C. W. World History and Civics Mrs, Zelma Root B. A. Louisiana Tech Shorthand and Typing Allied Youth y Mrs, Madge Shaw B. S, Texas Tech and West Texas State Homemaking F, H. A, Junior Class mswfj Gladys B. Skinner A. B, Mary Hardin Baylor M. A. Sul Ross State College B, S, in L. S, George Peabody College for Teachers Librarian Alfred R. Skoog North Texas State A Cappella Choir Choralettes Tri-M Etta Hart Smithey B. A. Baylor University American History Psychology Student Council Naomi M. Smock West Texas College Art World History Tri-Hi-Y Dalton M. Teague B. S, West Texas State College Algebra III Biology Commercial Arithmetic « ' ' T, E. Ward A. B. Texas Christian University Master West Texas State P. E. Nell Wedding B. A. and M, A. West Texas State College Amarillo College and University Sophomore English Sophomore Class Billy M. Willard B. S. Rice Institute P. E., Football Senior Class Sponsor t. . a I i Melvin W, Clemens B. S, Southeastern State M. S, University of Oklahoma Typewriting and Stenography 2 Hugh A. Gauntt Sul Ross State Teachers College Industrial Co-Operative Training (D, O.) V. I. C, Club E. B. Grady B. A. Howard Payne College Distributive Education D. E, Club Laurene Chinn A. B. Hastings s College jH M. A. West J B Texas V English 9Z Sophomore m Class -JT - ' f v IN MEMORIAM Cecil E. Boyer teacher and friend died 1955 Taken ' it easy. And away we go Asleep in the deep. Gee we ' re lonesome. Howdy Partner FRONT ROW: Wanda Spencer, Jean Phillips, Barbara Garrett, Joy Gunter, Nelda Alexander, Wiiette Sykes. BACK ROW: Gloria Henderson, Jan Cabbell, Sandra Rodawalt, Sandra Sherman, Rosa Lee Spann, Nel Alford. F F I C E S T A F F Shirley Howard Mr. Bill Willard Mrs. Elizabeth Brewer Mr. Tex Hanna PICTURED BELOW: Sandy Hamilton, Don Thomas, Sandra Sowell, Roy Cole, Ann Alexander, Don Green, Patsy Prince. Eileen Pope CAFETERIA WORKERS Birdsong, Dickinson, Smith, Lanham, McCuistion, Laman. Townsend, Knowles, Fincher, Bowen, Lake. CUSTODIANS Mr. Wiggin Building Engineer Mrs. Roden Mr. Nelms BUS DRIVERS M(yme4 % HememLe C ' SENIORS I m IP 1 W) kif% ., 1 9 iSl r iHsAL This a slumber party? Smile when you say it. Take it easy. Is it Good? Heavy, Heavy, Heavy hangs over the head. Work! Work! Work! SEN OR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Jerry Selfridge VICE PRESIDENT Charles Langen SECRETARY Wanda Spencer TREASURER Helen Hopwood PARLIAMENTARIAN — Don Locke .d NELDA ALEXANDER Nelle Annual Staff P.E. Beauty operator and housewife. MELVA NELL ALFORD Nell Worked in office To be a secretary. JERRY A. ARGOVITZ Mad Dog Los Picaros C Football B Basketball ' 53 Baseball ' 53- ' 5b A Football •54- ' 56 Golden Gloves To be a dentist and go to T.U. WINDELL ASHFORD Rory P.E. •53- ' 54 V.LC. •54- ' 55 D.E. ' S5- ' 5b B.A.Y. ' 5S- 5b To be an educated bum or bookmaker. BEVERLY ATKINS Bevie Art •53- ' 54 Band •53- ' 56 To go to college to be a girl ' s counselor and try to straighten out some of these mixed kids. BETTY BANKS Batty F.H.A. •53- ' 54 A Cappella •54- ' 55 Tri-Hi-Y To go to college and study to be a dietician. r JONNIE BARROWMAN DOYLENE BARRY Jonnie Doyl r Sophomore Choir V.I.C. i Choralettes •54- ' 56 P.E. F.H.A. ' 54- ' 56 F.H.A. Senior Play To be a medical To finish college. technician. EDDIE BEAKLEY LINDA LEE BOGAN Bogie Sophomore Choir A Cappella •54- ' 55 Tri-Hi-Y F.H.A. Senior Play and B.A.Y. Tobe a textile designer. NELL BLANKS Sue Nell P.E. Be a secretary. TERRY BOWEN Uncle Terry Asst. Bus. Manager of the Borgan ' 54- ' 55 B.A.Y. ' BS- ' Sb President of S.C. To complete 7 years of college and be a minister of the Gospel. CONNIE BEETS Con or Mobeetie Choir •53- ' 54 Library ' 54- ' 55 F.H.A. ' 55- ' 56 To go to college and take business adminis- tration. PATSY BLANKS Pat P.E. ' 53- ' 56 Be a bookkeeper and housewife. FAYE BONIFIELD Bonny Band ' 53- ' 56 Los Picaros ' 53- ' 55 F.H.A. •53- 54 Go to college and be a missionary. «Xftife sS 3w53v5SS«iSi; .;iJi?:S« THOMAS G. BRADEN Monster Football •53- ' 56 Track •53- ' 55 Boxing ' 5 3- ' 55 Elected Pigskinner Go to college and study business administration or engineering. PATRICIA BROCK ••Pat Choralettes ' 54- ' Sb A Cappella ' 54- ' 56 Go to college and major in elementary education. BARBARA BROWN • Sissy F.H.A. Reporter •54- ' 55 Choralettes P,E. ' 5S- ' 5b Dental Assistant and housewife. BERTHA BROWN ' Trudy P.E. To go to beauty school and to college. BILLY DALE BROWN • ' Bubby Cheerleader ' 55- ' 56 Go to college and get a degree in engineering. MARY BROWN ••Zombie Choralettes A Cappella Choir F.N. A. To marry a successful doctor. SHIRLEY BROWN • Twinkle-Toes D.E. ' 54- ' 56 To marry an oil well guy- BARBARA BULLARD ••Bob P.E. To get married. NORA JUNE BURTON Eskimo P.E. Wants to be a geologist. .1 fANIS CABBELL Jan Jophomore President of Tri-Hi-Y OS Picaros Jecretary of Junior Class Dirl ' s State ' 5 5 ' ;horalettes ' 55- ' 56 Candidate for Service in ' 55 To specialize in Physi- cal Therapy and take Uicca to N. Y. MARIANNE CAREY (RINN) ' ' Boop Choir ' 53- ' 54 P.E. F.H.A. To be a housewife. MARTHA LOU CARSON Squeakie Band ' SZ- ' Sk Twirler ' 54- ' 55 F.H.A. ' 55- ' 56 Go to college and be a housewife. BENNY CASEY ylIKE CASEY ' Hoodlum 3 Basketball .E. ' 53- ' 56 Bulldog Growl Staff graduate from college iis an automotive engi- leer. Mice A ANN CHAPMAN Mic Los Picaros ' 53- ' 55 P.E, ' 53- ' 56 Student Council Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y ' 53- ' 56 To go to college and forget about ' blind dates ' . REBECCA CLAPP ' ' Becky Band •53- ' 54 Spanish ■54- ' 56 Senior Play To be a famous fashion designer and start a new trend in men ' s fashions. To marry a rich, hand- some man! LARRY CLEMISIRE RONNIE CLEMISHIRE Dallas Slim P.E. ' 51- 54 Vice-President of F.F.A, 2 years Annual Staff ' 55- ' 56 Wants to break horses for the ole Flying U. JOHN C. COLE Fat Boy V.I.C. ' 54- ' 56 President of V.I.C. •56 Band ' 54- ' 56 To be a trimmer. CHERYL COLLINS ' ' Candy Los Picaros P.E. Tri-Hi-Y Student. Council Cheerleader ' 55- ' 56 Runner-up for Junior Personality Go to Texas Tech for secretarial work. PHYLLIS CONNELLEY ' ' Peanut ' ' Band •53- ' 56 Go to college. JOHN COOK Jack Kramer Band ' 53- ' 56 Tennis ' 54- ' 56 To go to T. U. and enter pre-med. JIMMY WAYNE COOPER Coop P.E. Baseball Metalshop V.I.C. D.O. To join the Navy. SHERRY CROCKETT ' ' Davy Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 F.H.A. SB- ' SS Library ' 54- ' 56 Growl Staff ' 55- ' 56 Major in Journalism in college. FRANCIS CROUCH Fran F.H.A. Tri-Hi-Y To be United Nations translator and or own two mink coats. JERRY CROW Buzzard Shop ' 54- ' 56 Football •54- ' 55 Machinist or welder. BILL COFFEY Java P.E. ' 53- ' 56 Wants to attend college. GERALD DALTON Alligator Football Track T o go to college, then have a military career. CAROL ANN DeMOSS ELLEN DICKEY AUDIE DIXON ' ' Nightowl ' ' Band Senior Play To keep living it up. RICHARD DICKSON Dick P.E. To spend all the time hunting or loafing in the woods or forest that I want to. A. C. DONELL, JR. Apple Crusher Choir To pass college English and become a patholo- gist. DICK DUFFEY ■•Dirty Office ' 55- ' 56 Wants to be a bartender. SUE DUNCAN Suzie Q. Band ' SS- ' Sb V,I,C. Sweetheart Annual Staff ' 55- ' 5b Likes boys! Marry a good looking man and have ' 15 ' good looking kids! JIMMY DYKE ' ' Dewey Football ' 53- ' 5b Basketball ' 53- ' 56 Baseball ' SS- ' Sb Student Council Allied Youth To play baseball for the Yankees or study medi- cine. WANDA EARLY Shorty P.E. F.N. A. •54- ' 56 To become a nurse. MARY EAST Rudie P.E. ' 54- ' 55 Library ' 5S- ' 5b Tri-Hi-Y •54- ' 55 Wants to be a book- keeper. GLORIAMAE EDWARDS Glory Band ' 53- ' 56 F.N.A. F.T.A, Wants to go to college, then teach, Real hotrod. fi ROBERTA EDWARDS Bobbie Los Picaros P.E, •53- ' 54 Library •54- ' 56 Wants to be a secretary. WINIFRED ESTES BARBAR A ANN FENNELL Bob Choir To be a secretary. CHARLES FOREMAN Butch Football •54- ' 56 Track Go to college and be a Petroleum Engineer. ANNALaRUE FLEMING Pickles F.H.A. •53- ' 55 F.T.A. ' 53- ' 55 P.E, ' 53- ' 54 Student Council Secretary ' 55- ' 56 Kindergarten Worker To attend Phillips Uni- versity and become a missionary. PATSY LEE FERGUSON Pat P.E. To be a good typist. BUELL FOLEY Buf P.E. ' 53- ' 55 Hi-Y 54- ' 56 President of Hi-Y Student Council ' 55- ' 56 To be a Petroleum En- gineer. CAROLYN SUE FORRESTER Susie Choralettes ' 54- ' 56 Secretary of Choralettes President of Choralettes Tri-Hi-Y F.H.A. Student Council Office Worker To be a secretary and housewife ? ? ? LINDA FRUIT Peaches ? Choralettes ' 54- ' 55 A Cappella •55- ' 56 Madrigals Band F.H.A. Reporter ' 55- ' 56 Junior and Senior Play Tri-Hi-Y ' 53- ' 54 Reporter for Bulldog Growl To go to college and get married. BARBARA GARRETT Barb Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 Sophomore Choir •53- ' 54 Choralettes •54- ' 55 F.N. A. Vice-President Senior Play F.H.A. Student Council ' 55- ' 56 Office Worker ' 55- ' 56 Go to college or nursing school. JU ANITA MAE GARIEPY Brown Eyes P.E, Office Worker To be a good typist and housewife. TERRY GARIEPY DOYLE GIBSON ' ' Smokey Track •53- ' 54 Basketball •54- ' 56 Bulldog Growl Go to college and major in physical education. J. J. GIBSON Gibo Choir To be a mining engineer and record la la. DARLENE GILES Dee Gee F.H.A. •53- ' 54 P.E. •53- ' 56 Volleyball ' BS- ' Sb Allied Youth SS- ' Sb To be a nurse and housewife. JERRY DON GILLEY Uncle Tom Basketball ' 53- ' 56 Track •53- ' 56 Junior Class President Student Council Junior Class Favorite Attend college and take an engineering course. JOE GOLDEN ' ' Jose P.E, •S3- ' 56 Los Picaros ' 53- ' 56 Baseball •53- ' 54 Do a stretch in the Armed Forces and go to college. BETTY FERNGOSNELL Fernie P.E, ' ss- ' se To go to college and get married. mt SYLVIA ANN GRADY ???? Allied Youth New Comers Club F.T.A, To be a secretary. DONNA YVONNE GREENHOUSE Dyg Band Wants to be a home eco- nomics teacher. SANDY GRODZIN Lightning Band ' 53- ' 56 To attend Boston Uni- versity and become a doctor and teacher. JOY GUNTER Dimples Choir ' 53- ' 54 Annual Staff ' 55 - ' 5 6 Office Worker ' 55- ' 56 To be a laboratory tech- nician or nurse and start a cat farm. ROY GURLEY Hook Band ' 53- ' 56 Band President ' 55- ' 56 Baseball ' 54- ' 56 Student Council Junior Play Bulldog Growl Staff To attend Baylor Uni- versity and be a tele- vision announcer. JOHN HADLEY Red Football ' 53- ' 56 DUAYNE HALE JERRY HALL Poor- Basketball •53- ' 56 To be a businessman. JAMES HAMILTON Jimmy D.E, •54- ' 56 Go to college in Houston, JAN NEWMAN HAMILTON SANDRA HAMILTON ' ' Sandy Sophomore Treasurer Office Worker •54- ' 56 Los Picaros ' 53- ' 55 Student Council ' 54- ' 55 Annual Staff •53- ' 54 To do something worth- while. DOUGLAS HARGIS Doug Band To be a general con- tractor. MARY ANN HARRIS Corky Sophomore Choir Choralettes ' 54- ' 55 Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 F,H,A. Secretary ' 54- ' 55 Alternate to Girl ' s State F.H,A. President ' 55- ' 56 Office Worker •53- ' 56 Annual Staff ' 55- ' 56 Candidate for F.H.A. Sweetheart Go to college and ? ? ? HBVa GLORIA HENDERSON Go-Go P.E. ' SS- ' SS Office Worker Get married. JO ANN HERRING Little Freddie Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 Band ' 53- ' 56 F,H,A, •53- ' 54 Junior Play ' 54- ' 55 F.T,A, •55- ' 56 Treasurer for Band •55- ' 56 Los Picaros ' 54- ' 56 Attend West Texas State and major in music and later teach school. MARY SUE HIBBS Suzie P.E, Go to college and study education to be a teacher. FRANKY HILL Fish Hill P,E, ' 53- ' 56 Go to college -- I hope. CHARLES HOOD SUE HOMESLEY Homely Borgerettes Harmonettes Junior Play Senior Play A Cappella Choir Choralettes Tri-Hi-Y To get a degree in music. ROBERTCARL HOOTEN Bob D.E, Go to college and work on a newspaper. WAUDELL HOPPER Waddle Choir •53- ' 54 Voc. Ag. ' 53- ' Sb P.E. •54- ' 56 Go to college and be a farmer in East Texas. HELEN FAYE HOPWOOD Kitten Band Twirler Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 Allied Youth Senior Class Treasurer Los Picaros ' 54- ' 56 To be an actress. DELORIS HORN Lorie P.E, To do secretarial work and housewife. SHARON HORTON A Cappella Tri-Hi-Y F.H.A. F.T.A, Modern Music Makers Annual Staff SS- ' b Student Council Marry a handsome man and have four kids and work. DOROTHY THOMAS HOWARD Dottie Band To be a secretary. HAROLD LYNN HUBER Gee Whiz V.LC. To finish school and be in the Navy. KEITH N. HUGHES Rabbit Baseball ' 54- ' 56 Co-Editor of Annual Staff Wants to be a pro base- ball player. CYNTHIA IVEY Who-Knows Choir =53- ' 54 Choralettes ' 54- ' 55 Los Picaros P.E. ' 55- ' 56 To be a nurse. LOUISE IVEY Lou P.E. To be a housewife. MARY E. JACKSON ' ' Mare Choir Wants to succeed. RONNIE JACKSON SUE JACKSON Jackie F.H.A. •53- ' 54 Band ' 53- ' 5b Junior Play Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 To be an engineer or study nursing. 1 DIXIE JANOW Janie 1 P.E. ' 53- ' 56 To do secretarial work. LA VERNE KEMPSON Freckles P.E. Library Worker To be a nurse. BETTE JOHNSTON Dimples Band ' 53- ' 56 F.T.A, Allied Youth To become a teacher. JANICE KAY JONES Jonesy F.H.A. F.N.A. ' 54- ' 56 Allied Youth P.E. ' SS- ' SB Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 Become a Reg. Nurse and marry a rich doctor. GERALD F. JUDD Who Band Newspaper Staff No ambition ? ? ? ? ? Really now! SUE KESTERSON Susie Choir Junior Play Tri-Hi-Y Los Picaros Candidate for Spanish Queen OREL KIPHART Kippy Track •54- ' 55 Hi-Y Chaplain of Hi-Y Spanish Club Cheerleading Service for Junior Class P.E. ' 54- 55 Office Worker ' 55 BARBARA KIRBY Curb P.E. •53- ' 54 Library ' 54- ' 55 F.H.A, ' 54- ' 55 To graduate from college. ROGER KLAUSE Kalaluski Art ' 54- ' 56 P.E. To become a commer- cial artist. WANDA KLAUSE Sally P.E, ' 53- ' 56 To have a business ca- reer and be a house- wife. CAROL KLAUSE ■ ' Snake ' ' P.E. ' 53- ' 56 To go to college (Bay lor) and get married. VICTOR LOUIS KLEISS Louie Band Senior Play To go into engineering or business administra- tion. SUE LAMB ' ' Suzie A Cappella Choir F.T.A. To attend F.P.C. and West Texas. Ambition-Get married. CHARLES LANGEN Waldo Basketball ' 53- ' 56 Baseball •54- ' 56 Vice-President of Senior Class Student Council ' 5S- ' Sb JOHN DAVID LEONARD Herman Scholz P.E. To enter into civil en- gineering. PHYLLIS JEANLITTLE Little Sophomore Choir Band Twirler •54- ' 56 Tri-Hi-Y ' 5i- ' 5S F.H.A. Annual Staff ' 54- ' 55 Junior Play Bulldog Growl ' SS- ' Sb Senior Play Allied Youth Get a nice job in the musical field. DON LOCKE Robin Roberts P,E, •53- ' 54 Student Council ' 53- ' 54 Junior Play Senior Class Officer Baseball ' SS- ' 5b Football •54- ' 56 Bulldog Growl ' 55- ' 56 To play pro baseball after college. MARY ALINA LOPEZ Sallie P,E, ' 54- ' 56 Togo to beautician school or be a house- wife. JOYCE LYNN (married) P.E. Choir To be a secretary and housewife. ABNER McCLELLAN Ab P.E. SS- ' Sb Art ' 54- ' 55 Going to college, then enter the Army. TOM McCULLAH Mack Hi-Y Football ' 54- ' 55 T o go t.o Colorado School of Mines and be a geologist. JIMMY McDonald Mac Football P.E. To become a television repairman and go to college. DAVID McGOWAN Davy P.E. •53- ' 56 To get a college educa- tion (A real pool shark). RONALD McDonald HAROLD Mcpherson MYRNA MADDOX ' ' Fay AlUed Youth Volleyball To be a gym instructor. MELBA MADDOX Kay Allied Youth D.E. Rec. Secretary of D.E. To go to college and take nursing to be a foreign missionary. BARBARA MAHON Barb Band ' 53- ' 54 Office Worker •54- ' 55 Candidate for Most Beautiful To do secretarial work. MICKEY MAHON Mick Football •54- ' 55 Baseball Hi-Y To be a millionaire. NADINE M ALONE Y Deni P.E. Volleyball Student Council Candidate for Football Queen Los Picaros To do secretarial work, then be a housewife. EDDIE THOMAS MARCUM Ed Football To go to college and play football. To be a father of a little big family. JUNE MASON June Bug A Cappella ' 54- ' 56 Harmonettes ' 54- ' 55 To work as a secretary. Wants to meet the Mc- Guire sisters. CARL BRUCE MATHIS Brain Band Choir Growl Staff Dance Band Music Makers To be a nuclear Physi- cist. GARY MICHEAL MARTHA PAULINE MAY Marty Band To go to college and goof off. CHARLOTTE MEADOR Chaddie Choralettes ' 54- ' 56 A Cappella ' 55- ' 56 Vice-President of F.H.A. ss- ' se President of F.T.A. ' 56 Allied Youth To become a school- teacher. GERALD MEEKS Meeks Band To be an engineer. NO PICTURE AVAILABLE MAX MILLER No. 6 Basketball ' 53- ' 56 A good basketball player. GERALD R. MOORE Lujack Speech ' 54- ' 55 Band •53- ' 56 Tennis Hi-Y To go to college and study accounting. JERRY MOORE Scatter Brain Band To be a jet pilot in the U.S. Air Force and get married. DON MOREE ••Moe Allied Youth ' 55- ' 56 Vice-President of D,E. President of D.E. •55- ' 56 To become a minister. M WILLENE MUSGRAVES ••Willie P,E, •53- ' 56 Los Picaros SS- ' SS To go to college. BETTY LOU NANCE ' •Nance P.E. •53- ' 54 Library ' 54- ' 55 Choir To be an airline stew- ardess. PAUL A. MORROW ?????? P.E, ss- ' se Likes to work on cars. BILLYE JACKSON NAUMANN ••Mrs. To be a secretary and housewife. DIANNA GAIL NEEL ••Diane D.E. Allied Youth Los Picaros ' 54- ' 56 Sophomore Choir To go to college and be a European welfare worker. DARLENE NELSON ••Mrs. Choir ' 53- ' 56 P.E. ■ To be a housewife. JULIA NOBLES ••Judy Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 Spanish SS- ' SS F.H.A. ' SS- ' SS P.E. ' SB- ' Sb To be anything worth wiiile and to get a good education. M ' norma C. O ' BRIEN ' ' O ' Shminey ' ' F.H.A. F.T.A. F.N. A. Bookworm Club To be a doctor, she will probably do it too. BILL ORRICK CORA YORK OSBORNE Mrs, P.E. Tri-Hi-Y Los Picaros Sweetheart of V.I.C. To be a housewife. MONA PALMER Monie Bell P.E. ' 5i- ' Sb Student Council ' 53- ' 54 F.H.A. ' 53- ' 55 To go to college and be a stenographer. DELORES ANN PARKS Lo P.E, ' 53- ' 56 D.E. D.E, Sweetheart To be a secretary after college, then a house- wife. SUE PARTIN Short Choralettes ' SS- ' SS Tri-Hi-Y 53- ' 54 A Cappella ' 54- ' 56 To work in some music field after college. THELMA PATTON Pat P.E. ' SS- ' SS To be an airline hostess and marry a handsome pilot. WILLIE MAE PAYNE Billie Band To be a piano teacher and then travel. RICHARD PENDERGRAFT Hot Rod P.E. To be a successful businessman. DON PEYTON ••Pabst Football •53- ' 54 P.E. •54- ' 55 Senior Play To be a game warden. PAT PFAFF Poof Volleyball ' 54- ' 56 F.N. A. •54- ' 56 To become a R.N. JEAN PHILLIPS Jeanie A Cappella ' 54- ' 56 Office Worker F.H.A. •53- ' 54 To go to college and be a secretary or religious worker. MARTHA ANN POST Myrt Band ' SS- ' Sb F.H.A. Allied Youth Tri-Hi-Y Senior Play To be a private secre- tary or P.E. teacher. LE ROY POWELL Pinky Los Picaros ' 53- ' 55 D,E. Allied Youth Student Council To continue in the newspaper field. i EDDIE PRATER Eddie To be a chemical engi- neer. PATSY JANELL PRINCE Dimples or Fatsy Allied Youth F.T.A. F.H.A. Bulldog Growl Office Worker To finish college and make a lot of money by being an interior deco- rator. JOHN PROWERS Jack Choir To go to college and be a chemical engineer. NORMAN DON RAWLINS ' ' Rayberry P.E. To be a machinist. BARBARA RAY Bunny D.O. Treasurer of V.I.C, F.H.A. P.E. To enter nurses train- ing at St. A-nthonys. LAVENIA REDWINE Venia P.E. •53- ' 55 Los Picaros •54- ' 56 Annual Staff Wants to get married and have five good look- ing boys. BILL REED Reedles Football ' 53- ' 56 President of Sophomore Class Los Picaros ' 53- ' 55 Track ' SB- ' Se Student Council Sophomore Favorite Wants to own a ranch. EUGENE RICHMOND Rabbit Choir Football Track Wants to go to college. DON ROBINSON None Band To be a success in life. Wants to be an aeronau- tical engineer. CLAUDE ROBERTSON Hot Shot Senior Play Tennis ' 53- ' 56 Basketball 53 P.E. ' 53- ' 55 To go to T.U, and be a chemical engineer. FREIDA KERR RODAWALT Mrs, F.H.A, Choir •53- ' 54 P.E. •54- ' 55 Office Worker To be a housewife. SANDRA RODAWALT ••Roberta F.T.A. ' ss- ' se F.H.A. •53- ' 54 Editor of Bulldog Growl Senior Play Office Worker Student Council Allied Youth To attend T.U. and be a girls counselor. CHARLES RODGERS ••Chicken Football •53- ' 56 Track ' SS- ' Sb To go to college and be a football coach. JERRY RODGERS BARBARA COONEY KEY Barbs P.E. F H.A. Tri-Hi-Y To be a housewife. THERESA CAROL ROPER Little One F.H.A. •53- ' 54 Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 55 To be a good housewife. IRMA RUIZ Miss Chaw P.E. F.N. A, To be a nurse. NAPOLEON SANCHEZ, JR. Nap Cat V.LC. •54- ' 56 P.E. Football ' 54- ' 55 To attend college and join the Navy. ' ferry selfridge Stud Spanish ' 53- ' 55 Student Council ' 54- ' 55 Sophomore Class Officer Senior Class President Basketball ' SS- ' Sb Football ' 53- ' 55 Baseball SS- ' SS Track •53- ' 54 To be a basketball :oach. PAULA SIMPSON P.S. Allied Youth Choralettes •53- ' 54 A Cappella ' 64- ' 56 F.T.A, •53- ' 54 F.N.A. •54- ' 56 To go to college and be a nurse. Would like to live on a ranch. CHARLES SHELTON Eyes P.E, To become an engineer. SANDRA SHERMER Shermer Los Picaros Tri-Hi-Y P.E. Office Worker Junior Scholarship To attend college and do secretarial work, then a housewife. BARBARA SIMPSON Babs Band P.E. To be a good nurse to a handsome doctor. NANCY SMITH Nan Band F.H.A, Choir Business Manager of Bulldog Growl To go to college and be- come a clinical psy- chologist. Wants to stay single and have fun? JU ANITA SONS Pearl Tri-Hi-Y ' 53- ' 54 P.E. •53- ' 56 Library Club ' 53- ' 54 Student Council ' 54- ' 55 To be a secretary. CHARLES SOSEBEE Soapy P.E. Wants to go to college if he gets out of B. H. S. alive. MONNA LEE SOWDER Mona Sophomore Choir Choralettes P.E, F.H.A. •54- ' 56 F.H.A. Historian ' SS- ' Sb To be a dress designer. SANDRA SOWELL Quiet Choralettes •54- ' 55 Los Picaros ' 53- ' 55 Office Worker Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 To go to college. ROSA LEE SPANN Spam or Myrt Choir •53- ' 54 F.H.A, •53- ' 54 Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 Candidate for Sophomore Favorite D.E. ' 5 - ' 55 Junior Favorite Office Worker Ambition to graduate from college. BOB SPARKS Sparkie Choir A Cappella •54- ' 56 Junior Play Senior Play To finish college and enter the ministry. WANDA SPENCER Suzie Choir Sophonnore Class Secretary Senior Class Secretary Office Worker Cheerleader ' 54- ' 55 Los Picaros ' SS- ' SB Junior Play Candidate for Sophomore Favorite Student Council Candidate for Football Queen Candidate for Junior Service Wants to finish college. DON STRICKLAND ?????????? P.E. ' 53- ' 56 To be a somebody. CALVIN TAYLOR Bo Bo Los Picaros To go to college. JERRY TAYLOR Sheep Band Football •54- ' 56 Track Student Council Wants to be a mechanic. SUE TAYLOR Susie P.E. Band Office Worker F.H.A. F.T.A. Allied Youth P.E. To be a secretary or schoolteacher. Would like to teach in Swit- zerland. WAYNE TEDDER Little Ted Football Baseball Vice-President of Student Council Vice-President of Junior Class To go to college. EDWIN DONALD THOMAS Ed P.E. Office Worker To go to college. WALLACE B. THOMPSON Wally Band T o be a chemical engineer or to find a get rich quick scheme. BOBBY EUGENE THOMPSON Bob F.F.A. To be an Angus rancher. JERRY TIDWELL Jerk P.E, ' SS- ' Sb To be a Petroleum en- gineer. MAY TIPPIN Tip P.E. ' ss- ' se Volleyball To go to college and be a P.E. teacher. PEGGY JO TREMBLE Peg P.E. •53- ' 54 Office Worker •54- ' 55 Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 F.H.A, •54- ' 55 To be a housewife and a good mother. JUNE TONEY June Bug P,E. ' SS- ' Sb F.H.A, •53- 54 Tri-Hi-Y To be an interior deco- rator. 4|w ' T 7 TOMMY TOLLETT TERRY TYLER Censored Smog F.F.A. ' SS- ' SS Shop To attend college. V.I.C. To go to college. DELLA WALDROP Dell y Band F.H.A. ' SS- ' Sb F.T.A. NO Music Masters Club PICTURE Twirler ' 55- ' 56 To be an elementary- teacher. AVAILABLE A MARGARET ROSE LEE WALKER Gabby Library •54- ' 56 P.E, •54- ' 56 F.H.A. •54- ' 55 Tri-Hi-Y To be an exchange teacher in Swit- zerland for two years. FREDDY WALLIS Space Barton Football ' SS- ' SS P.E, •55- ' 56 To become a commer- cial pilot after college. BARBARA TOSH Barb P.E, ' 53- ' 56 F,H.A. Student Council Wants to marry a sailoi and settle down. ® PATSY ANN WALKER Patty Sue Sophomore Choir Choralettes A Cappella Junior Play To attend college and b a secretary. PEGGY WALLIS Peg Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 F.H.A, •54- ' 55 P.E. SS- ' SS To attend college. BENNY WALLIS Wally Football NO Basketball Track PICTURE To go to college. AVAILABLE BARNEY DEE WARD ' ' Barney Football SS- ' SS Boxing ' 54- ' 5 6 P.E. ' 55- ' 56 To go to Oklahoma U. and be an electrical engineer. ELDON WETSEL Weasel Football ' S3- ' 5b Track ' 53- ' 56 Boys State Student Council Wants to finish college CAROL SUE WHITE Sue Sophomore Choir Choralettes ' 53- ' 55 F.T.A. •55- ' 56 Annual Staff ' 55- ' 56 Plans to go to college and be a secretary or teacher. PAT WHITE PHILLIP WALTER REX WILLIAMS WIGGIN Disagree Phil P.E, P.E. Going to enter the Plans to go to Frank ministry. Phillips. y MARILYNN WILLIAK SON Mimme Rox p.E. ss- ' se Choralettes ' 54- ' 55 F.T.A, •53- ' 54 F.H.A, •54-- ' 55 Los Picaros ' 53- ' 55 Bulldog Growl Staff To dummy the third page of the Growl right just once. CARROL WILLINGHAM Willie P.E. Basketball ' 54- ' 56 To go to college. LENORA WRIGHT Tooter P.E. •54- ' 56 To attend Bible school and work in the reli- gious field. SON J A JANICE WISEMAN Sunny Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 F.H.A, •53- ' 54 Choralettes •54- ' 55 A Cappella •55- ' 56 Junior Play •54- ' 55 Senior Play ' 5S- ' Sb Allied Youth To go to college .and be a speech therapist. JOHN WISE ? ? ? ? ? Los Picaros P.E, To be a welder. GAYLE YOWELL WILDER Mrs. Band ' 53- ' 55 Twirler •54- ' 55 Assistant Drum Major Tri-Hi-Y •53- ' 54 Wants a career in busi- ness and housekeeping. BARBARA ELAINE DILLARD Voice Choralettes ' 54- ' 55 Borgerettes ' 54- ' 55 A Cappella ' 55- ' 56 Madrigal Singers •55- ' 56 To be a drama teacher. JIMMY BLANKENSHIP Jo Jo V.I.C. Wants to play the guitar with Ray Price and The Cherokee Cowboys. J444t Om Mo CkcuMce JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Bobby Page VICE PRESIDENT Frank Castleberry SECRETARY Barbara Beckley TREASURER Barbara Waggoner PARLIAMENTARIAN Bob Dillard Glenda Adams Don Allen Erma Ausbrook James Adkins Judy Norman Lethenia Austin Nonna Baldwin David Alexander Chester Anglen -, Warren Autry Ida Ruth Alexander Sam Baker JimnTy Banks Loretta Barbour Shirley Baughman Barbara Beckley Marshall Benjamin L. E. Bocox Jerry BoUig Lester Boylan | | | Shirley Brown DoniriRi Braden Marie Ball Frank Bond Richard Brown Class Larry Brummett Hilda Bryant Bob Cagle Margaret Carey iof ' 57 Norma Buckley David Campbell Carolyn Carson Lester Burge Charlie Campos Frank Castleberry Don Chambless Jo Butler George Cannon Barbara Castleman Herman Cheery Sammy Clark Dorothy Creager PWff? ' r,-v -1 7 t«   }SafrT. - Sue Crockett Jerry Darby Karen Davis J. W. Dean Jane Cooley Patsy Cummings Bob Dawson Don Copeland Vernon Day Class V 1 ' sa Lee Devoss Mary Doty Jeraldine Eason SS )f ' 57 ) r Mike Devoss f Patricia Duncan •- i De Boy Edwards Bob Dillard s • - -. Lou Ann Drake Dottie Edwards Elaine Dillard - Earl Earnest Bill Fickle Joan Ford Bill Floyd § Charles Ford Faye Freeman Marilyn Forrester Warren Friday Betty Gamble Theresa Garcia Gale Gastineau Margaret Fowlkes Betty Frost Buddy Wilkins Theron Franks I Ti. • Gary Furnace Norman Gary Clas Dl Nelda Gibbins Mary Kathryn Gibson Phyllis Goodman Jerry Griffin i)f ' 57 Peggy Gilbert ? - l ' Milvin Grant Jerry Guinn Hamp Gillispie Donald Green Paul Ed Guthrie Harold Golden Lorena Green Phyllis Harbin Robert Hegdal Harvey Hathaway r Bobby Hendrix Johnny Hernandez i I Jinnmy Hinton 71 ' ¥ Ronald Hensley Cs Charles Henson Anita Heston f , Jimmy Hines John Hill Kenneth Herin Joyce Hines David Houck Glenna HoUoway Ruth Morton Clas 3! Shirley Humphreys Shirley Irby Gayle Janeway )f ' 57 Frankie Jameson Raymond Ingram f ■ d. 1% Carol Jackson Ruby Jenkins Nancie Ingram Barbara Jennings Paula Jones Teddy Jett SaTmnie Jones Flora Kenner By mini Wright Robbie Lamen Kennard Lovell Marilyn Kimbrell Oscar Knowlea Clas )f Henrietta Leach Paula Libby Nancy Long i ' 57 Elton Lewis Margaret Lindsey Robert Lopez Norma Wilcox Judy Loyd Francis Libby 4 i 1 i. 4 f Polly White Gay McDonald Wanda McCormick ■ Peggy McDougle Sally McGee Wynell Majors Sue Mc Kinney Elaine Malone A. m Wanda Martin Carolyn Millsap Bobbie Marcunn S( ihwi Dale Miller Sandra Maggart Rosalyn Marshall Bob Milligan Clas c Douglas Mitchell Bill Musgraves of 57 Valoris Myers Charlie Montoya Bruce Mose Mary Sue Nelson Jackie Moore Wanda Moss Rebecca Sue Newby Sandra Ann Wylie Alice Norris Carol Sue Osman Buddy Pace £h Bob Page Glenda Park Eugenia Peigger Gene Perry E Mary Ann Yoder Franklin Patty Cynthia Pafford Beverly Parldiurst Terry Patchin Jerry Pounds Dorothy Powell Clasj 01 Jerry Proffitt Charles Rawlins La Voy Reese 3f ' 57 Reams Weldon Carolyn Reid Beverly Rape Jane Vee Reece J, W. Rhea Henry Ratliff Lynda Rigdon Helen Rook Jacqueline Riley Doris Ross Jimmy Rothmeyer Mona Rushing Travis Rush Karla Young Patsy Scott Larry Shelton A. G. Sherwood Charlee baiters ■jau, Wendyl Sanders Frances Sellers Sandra Shearon Clas 1 Nealby Simpson Doris Smith Theda Smith iof ' 57 Ruby Simpson Helen Smith Don Shirley Majorie Smith , ,lj __-_ s Clarence Smith r - r ;t . Dan Zachry Joann Speir Carol Ann Spores Sandra Spence n Elnora Stephens Gwen Stephens Don Ed Strawn Carl Wiggin Winette Sykes Mary Jean Tadlock Lloyd Stephens Jerry Strovas Betty Ann Taylor ( Naomi Stephenson Floyd Summers Dearl Temple Class Jf Pat Terry Patricia Thompson L Mary Thoyts I Jane Toney Jimmy TurnbuU )f ' 57 Leta Thurman Glynda Toole Tommy Turner Harald Tinney Judy Upton I Troy Tooms Mike Tuggle Dora Lou Vann Fernando Vidaurri Lydia Villa Charlotte Walker Barbara Ward Billie Ward Dan Warmbrodt Freda Warren Mary Weaver Ronald Webb Loletta Wells Sue Weston Joyce Wheless FF ee4t A(fe P uufe i SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICER  Vj «eCM BS M PRESIDENT Rossie Simpson VICE PRESIDENT Gene Sewell SECRETARY Connie Hood TREASURER Wanda Floyd Howard Adams ' ' i ' ii • : Jerry Alexander Terry Aulds Mary Adkins Larry Anderson Edward Aycock Everett Airington - m 6f Marijo Anglin V Jeff Back Ann Alexander Jo Ashford James Barnett Bennie Barbour Melvin Barrow Carolyn Baxter Marcia Berg Earnest Berry Carl Beuke Eddie Blancet Nancy Blain Gary Birdsong Phil Blanks JtliiU John Bond Mike Blanks Ann Bonifield Charles Boyd Diane Branch Richard Bostick Carolyn Braxton . i ' ' V ' I ' ■: . Tt Mary Ann Brooks Shirley Casteel Betty Brown Dorothey Campos Sandra Chambers Richard Clements Jimmy Brown Betty Cantrell Jerry Chatwell Sharon Cloud Jimmy Castor Bobbie Clarke Doris Clem Jackie Coffey tii; Roy Cole Paula Collins Sue Crockett Veta Cole Dewayne Cope Phyllis Cooper Linda Crittenden Estell Cox Elmer Davis Monty Davis Ruth Darby Roy Denman Lynda Denton Elain Eldredge Betty England Brenda Dixon Tacqulyn Elliott Carmen Evans Delores Ferguson Watson Duncan Jerry Elmore Rodney Escoe Glenn Dale Fish Sue Earnest Patricia Embry Donna Jean Fauske d:ik Betty Fennell Jean Fish Wiley Fitzpatrick Ward Floyd Larry Foster Robert Francis Marlene Gastineau Alvin George Weadell Garrison Kenneth Gibbs Joe Dick Gibbons Loretta Griffon Donald Gibbs Johnny Gibson Scotty Griffin Kay Gray Melvin Grimes sHr ' Dale Grotjohn Patricia Harbin Edith Guynes Bill Hamilton Larry Hardin Jerry Hale Luetta Hammon Nancy Hartmen Brenda Haley Jiriy Hanna Pat Haye Cora Harper James Hay Gerald Hazzard ' •- Bob Hewitt ■ y Mick Higgens - I - 4 TTTF Betty Hardin Larry Henley Pk Glena Hibbs i Patsy Hickman Robert Higgins Mazine Hillman Fred Hoffman Charles Herring Ann Hicks James Hill Yr John Hill Sherry Hogan Betty HoUeman Denis Hood Gary Horton Lorean HoUoway Dean Hooks Naomi Horton Leo HoUowell Bonnie Hoopes Donald Howard Connie Hood Irvin Hopkins Terry Humphreys Robert Hunt Randy Hudson Joan Hunter William Isom Tommy Jameson Jannette Johnson Pat Ivey Wilma Jenkins i Cloutta Jones r Loretta Jackson Janice Jennings Linda Jones Dee Johnson Martha Judd C. H. Kelly Jon Kiechbusch Bob Kenimer John Kile f? n I Naoma Lamar Sue Leep - Pat Kimbell irrsr William Lane Glenn Long Hubert McLane Toe Knowles Lester Langley El Dora McDaniels Wayland McNutt W f .., ; imh. I ' Donnie Lake CS 4. ■- Z Nedra Larson .te ' 1 ' Jack McGlaun IPI ' ,: A. i Robert McFarlin James McPherson Judy McVay Nancy Maple Marvin Maddox Carolyn Martin Barbara Mathis Rosa Lee Mason o W Charlie Mack Richard Martin Jerry May Judy Mangam Henry Mayo Eddie Meadow Reba Meador Gloria Miles Gary Moore Bud Moore Gary Morrison Louis Moore Stewart Moss Fred Ni x Billy Northan Vance Moxom t Garland Murphy Patsy Nicholas Leon Norton Jovena Morgan Glenda MuUins I Sonja Nicholas George O ' Dell Phyllis Payne Shirly Ann Pickle Charles Prater Eddie Page Katherine Pfaff Margia Platter Betty Price Josephine Phillips La Donna Pope Billy Prince A .— -.v Melba Phillips Charles Poston Rex Pryon I .J, Loren Ramsey 1 Billy Riddle Tames Rothlisberger Don Riggin Shirley Riley Shirley Rodgers Jerry Runnels Dale Reed Evelyn Ringo nine Rook Clifton Rouse Lillian Reese June Robinson Jeanie Roper Mario Ruiz Gene Sams wsr i ■ I A wlK M B j Leon Sessions Royce Shelton , . C i- m Vonclye Sargent Ann Scott Gene Sewell C. M. Shearer Lona Shockley Linda Simmons Harold Smith Elgie Seamster Bruce Simpson Rossie Simpson Deloris Spear James Spillman Linn Staley Jerry Stuebgen Charles Trigg as. David Thrams Jerry Stanford Shirley Tidwell Guinn Thurman Carolyn Stanley Leo Tilson Jerry Thomas J. C. Tipton David Swinford UV K- Burt Stracener Warren Tipton Leona Thomas Darby Tratter ' ' tuumi Joe Trujillo Francis Strovas Linda Strickland Shirley Thacker Retha Ann Stover No Picture Available Sylvia Terry Peggy Tietz No Picture Available Larry Stephens A Mary Ellen Stevens Aletha Strawn Johnny Suit Helen Taylor Beverly Summers Harvey Toews Charlotte Taylor Robert TurnbuU Merle Terrell Benny Vaughn Amada Vidaurri i ) A S Lorella Turner Josu Villa Betty Sue Walker Nora Fay Walker Marian Voet Shirley Walser No Picture Available No Picture Available Monte Ward Bryan Warren Glen Ward Kay Warren Betty Sue Weaver Athene Weddington Cody West Tommy Whitten Janice Widner Bob West Carl Weinbroer Ruth Ann Wilbanks James Wilburn James Williams Johnnie Woods Helen Yarbrough George Wise Mike Yates Rebecca Yeager John Yonkers Carol Yates Robert Williams Bryon Warren Leon Williams Monte Ward I Johnny Suit Helen Taylor ' ..« ■ Quit Cheatin No, it couldn ' t be. Man I ' m tired ! And there we were when Who knows what the nose knows. We work here. Truly Western Come down from that Ivory Tower. The foot. i Topsy Turvey. Kids on Parade, II lllltl I Anybody for a trade-in. This is my right hand, raise it high. This is a raid. Picnic ? Hock AnxM 7 4e Glock i BOY AND GIRL STATE B H S ' r ' j.-- .; Carolyn Baxter Buell Foley Brenda Dixon Earl Earnest Dottie Edwards Sue Forrester Barbara Garrett Ed Guthrie I I( Jan Hamilton Phyllis Harbin Sharon Horton Pat Ivey STUDENT REPRESE Sammie Jones Nadine Maloney Bob Page LeRoy Powell Jerry Selfridge Mary Jean Tadlock Troy Tooms Barbara Tosh Judy Upton Dora Lou Vann Bob West Eldon Wetsel NJTATIVES COUNCIL F. W. Carpenter Director B.H.S Top Row, left to right: Henrietta Leach - Secretary Jo Ann Herring - Treasurer Bottom Row, left to right: Jimmy Dees - Vice President Roy Gurley - President Carl Mathia - General Manager CONCERT « BAND Bruce Mose Drum Major Left to right: Phyllis Little Marilyn Kimbrell Jacuelyn Riley Helen Hopwood Martha Carson Delia Waldrop k ( STAGE A Cappella Officers: T. J. Gibson, A. C. Donell, Linda Fruit, Sue Homesley, Eugene Richmond. Octet: Hamp Gillespie, Carl Wienbrorer, Carl Mathis, Norman Gary, Barbara Wagner, Elenore Stevens, Corky Johnson, Carla Young, Mary Ivey. A CAPn CHORAL 9 93 I - ■ « ' : 4 4, LLA Choralette Officers: Sue Forrester, Patsy Walker, Charlotte Meador, Sally McGee, Scindra Spence, Marilyn Forrester, Mary Ivey. TTES  ,h All State: A. C. Done 11, Elaine Dillard, Hamp Gillespie, Sue Homesley, U -e- Gladys Skinner Librarian The Library Club takes care of the library circulation to stu- dents and teachers. The club meets twice a month, and each member receives training in library work. The club is affili- ated with the State Teen-Age Association. I Front Row, left to right: Marlene Gastineau - Social Chairman Mary East - Treasurer Marijo Anglin - Vice President Betty Lou Nance - Secretary Bottom Row, left to right: Peggy Morgan - Historian Rose Lee Walker - President Mary Kathryn Gibson - Parliamentarian LIBRARY Co-Editor Sandra Rodawalt Sports Editor Don Locke Roy Gurley Co-Editor Max Miller Business Manager Mrs. Palmer Nan Snnith JOURNALISM J. J. Gibson Carl Mathis Patsy Prince Linda Fruit Distributive Education is a vocational training program for people who work in retail, wholesale and service selling fields--dis- tribution. The approach gives the high school student an early insight into the business world and a chance to go to high school and learn a new job at the same time. Mr. Richard Ayers Instructor Mr. E. B. Grady Instructor Dianna Nell - Secretary Kay Maddox - Recording Sec. Sue Crockett - Reporter Jimmy TurnbuU - Vice-President Don Moree - President Leroy Powell - Parliamentarian D.R D.O. Hugh A. Gauntt Sponsor The D. O. Club is made up of students in the Diversified Occupation Program. They belong to trade occupations while they finish their last one or two years in high school. Officers are elected each year and two social affairs are held during the year. In the spring the club members hold an Employer and Employee Banquet. Called Business Meeting is held once a month. I i Mr. O. L. Brummet Sponsor V. I. C. is an organization com- posed of second year shop students. This group studies in field of higher nnachinery. Jerry Crow Warren Keck Harold Huber Don Shirley Lovell Kenna V.I.C. LOS PICAROS p, J. p. Banvard Director SENIOR THEl BORGER Sin RINGAROn ACocI Ort Laurette Carpenter Stylt Hubert Cherry- Mercedes Vida Jennifer Elizabeth Cherry Irene Oliver Harriet Gilpin Ralph Cherry Andy Blayne - Policeman Dr. Hollister The action of the play ■ and Eliabeth Cherry ' s iu u | early Autumn. II SCENE 1: SCENE 2: A few houn SCENE 1: El SCENE 2: Tl PRO! Director Stage Manager- Lighting Prompter Properties- — OUR imir Jennings Furniture Co. Southwestern Bell Telephor C Borger News-Herald Ring Around Elisabeth i. ' Samuel French, Inc., New ' i i, I J. J. Gibson id CLASS pi •high school lilts 1 ELIZABETH hree Acts ■ i strong IKlST -Sandra Rodawalt Bob Sparks Becky Clapp Sonja Wiseman Sue Homesley --Barbara Garrett Linda Fruit Linda Bogan Victor Kleiss -Claude Robertson Don Peyton J. J. Gibson . _jce in the living room of Ralph li nail American city. The time is I noon - morning r ■ ■ivening fiin l ibout a week later Bmoming rtlN STAFF John P. Banvard Audie Dixon Dick Dickson Martha Post _ Melva Nell Alford «UlTION TO Radio Station KHUZ The Art Department The Journalism Department seed by special arrangement with I PLAY Sue Homesley Bob Sparks THE JUNIOR CLASS Preaenli THE REMARKABLE INCIDENT AT CARSON CORNERS by Krinstin Sergei Adapted from the Television Show by Reginald Rose THE CAST Dr. Caldwell . Don Zachry Mrs. Caldwell Glenda Adams Mr. Prince _._ Ed Guthrie Mrs. Prince Lynda Rigdon Mr. Rogers Don Rouse Mrs. Rogers Lorena Green Mr. Woodbridge Tom Turner Mrs. Woodbridge.- ._ Robbie Laman Mr. Wright Ronald Webb Mrs. Wright Marjorie Smith Mr. McGinnis LeRoy Marvin Mrs. McGinnis Sandra Spence Miss Frank _. Beverly Rape Kovalesky Norman Gary Bob McGinnis __ Bob Knight Bert . Hamp Gillespie Elizabeth Wright . Barbara Beckley Janet Sammie Jones Carol- Sandra Shearon Madge - _ Judy Norman Ahce Woodbridge Mary Jean Tadlock Susan Caldwell Elenora Stephens Joey Wright _ Terry Patchin Bill McGinnis David Melton Painter Bob Milligan PRODUCTION STAFF Director John P. Banvard Stage Manager David Melton Assistant Stage Manager Fred Lemme Properties Karla Young Sound Effects . Andrew Hutchens USHERS Mary Ivey, Billie Jean Ward, Marilyn Kimbrell, Gayle Janeway, Barbara Castleman, Jerry Eason, Bobbie Marcum The entire action of the play takes place on the stage and in the auditorium of the high school at Carson Comers. ACT I. — Early Evening ACT II. — Immediately Following ACT III. — A Few Moments Later Borger Senior High School Auditorium FEBRUARY 17. 1956 8:15 P.M. Borge Radio JUNIOR] PLAY JOHN P. BANVARD DIRECTOR CAST The Remai arrangemen AND STAGE CREW Sue Jackson - Program Chairman Joy Gunter - Treasurer La Verne Kempson - Secretary Barbara Garrett - President Jo Ann Speir - Vice President Mary Doty - Reporter BACK ROW: Joy Gunter, Janice Jones, BarljaraGarrett, Barbara Poston, Barbara Wagner, Bobbie Marcum, Sue Jackson. FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Speir, Pat Pfaff, Mary Doty, Norma O ' Brien, Wanda Early, Cynthis Ivey, RN.A. Mrs. Naomi Smock Sponsor The Tri-Hi-Y is to promote among the girls of Borger High School, Christian character. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Top Row, left to right: Sandra Shearon Glynda Adams - Chaplain Linda Rigdon Bottom Row, left to right: Barbara Beckley - Vice President Cynthia Pafford - President Jane Cooley - Secretary Jo Ann Speir - Treasurer TRI HI-Y Hi-Y is a Christian boys organization of Borger High School. The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Mr. K. Mangham Sponsor Top Row, right to left: Buell Foley - President Gary Jackson - Secretary, Treasurer David Campbell - Reporter Bottom Row, right to left: Ed. Guthrie - President of Bulldog Hi-Y Don Rouse - Sergeant-at-Arnns Dan Zachry - Chaplain H Sh , HI-Y ■mtjC Mrs. Madge Sha w Sponsor Mrs. Ruth Marshall Sponsor The Future Homemakers of America are interested in pro- moting international good will, as well as the promotion of home- making in home. • ■k.4 Top Row, left to right: Mona Lee Sowder - Historian Willie Mae Payne - Song Leader Jo Ann Speir - Secretary Linda Fruit - Reporter Bottom Row, left to right: Peggy Morgan - Treasurer Mary Ann Harris - i- ' regld ent Charlotte Meador - Vice President RH.A. The organization Future Farmers of America is to pro- vide information for the students ■who are interested in the field of agriculture. Mr. James E. Banks Sponsor Top Row, right to left: Bob Thompson Ronnie Jackson Waudell Hopper Bottom Row, right: Mr. Banks Larry Clemishire Charles Langen Ronnie Clemishire F.F.A. Mr. A. R. Skoog 1 Sponsor Tri-M is a National Honorary Society for the betterment of Band and Choir stu- dents in music. r Top Row, left to right: Jerry Strovas - Treasurer Carl Mathis - Historian Bottom Row, left to right: Sharon Horton - Secretary Jean Phillips - Vice President Jo Ann Herring - President TRI-M Future Teachers of America is an organization to promote teaching as a pro- fession. F. T. A. was organized to interest young people today in teaching. It is an organization to give students actual ex- perience in guiding teachers and to guide students in deciding upon their future as teachers. Miss Betty Norman Sponsor Top Row, left to right: Jane Cooley - Vice President Paul Wiggin - Parliamentarian Jan Han:iilton - Reporter Bottom Row, left to right: Wynette Sykes - Treasurer Charlotte Meador - President F.T.A. nr?!: . o Officers Bob Sparks President Bob Dillard Vice President Sue Kesterson Secretary Jean Phillips Treasurer ALLIED YOUTH Executive Council Bob Dillard, Carl Wienbroer, Linn Staley, Sandra Rodawalt, Jean Phillips, Sue Kesterson. ff aU Me Oid % 1lte Ball Qame Left: Head Coach Billv Willard Right: Assistant Coach Bob Estes BORGER BULLDOGS Left: Managers Don Locke and Johnny ' Hernandez Right: Assistant Coach Lefty Pendleton 13 Border 33 Border 39 Border 6 Border 13 Border Right: GARTBRADEN Co -Captain Senior, weighs 150 pounds and plays half- back, ' Monster ' is a three year letterman for Borger and really showed the reason why by consistent gains through the line. Gary will make a fine college player. He was also chosen Player of the Week on two occasions. MoN)terey Ft. Worth 13 Tech, North eAst 7 Abilewe 35 LubbocK 34 Borger . . Border . Border . , Border . . Border . . 5an ?ogelo 55 OdesSA 1 nidlANd 33 AnAr llo 35 Left: BILL REED Co-Captain Senior, weighs 180 pounds and plays at a tackle slot. The Big Bear was immovable in the Bulldog forward wall and also played very good on offense. He has lettered two years and plans to go to Colorado Univer- sity. fl ' Below: BOB WEST Sophomore , weighs 162 pounds and plays at a tackle position in the Bulldog forward wall. Bob has the size and speed to become a great ball player. Below: EARL EARNEST Junior, one year letterman playing center. Earl played an awfully lot of defense this year as his 180 pound frame held the opposition the meager gains. m j0 j Above: DONN LAKE Sophomore, weighs 148 pounds. Donnie plays end for the Bulldogs and this is his first year on the A team. He played Freshman football last year Bulldog halfback Gerald Dalton makes an attempt to complete a pass from the arm of Bob Page during the Abilene game. i Gary ' Monster Br a den misses a field goal attempt during the Pampa game which the Bull- dogs won by a score of 12 to 6. Above: CHARLES FOREMAN Senior, one year letterman, weighs 155 pounds, plays half- back. Although hampered by a pre-season accident, Charles proved to be a great competi- tor. Below: DAN ZACHRY Junior, weighs 168 pounds, plays guard and is a one year letterman. ' Zach ' putin some fine defensive plays for his first year on the Bulldog ' s A team. Great things are expected of Dan next year as a possible starter. • II Below: JERRY TAYLOR Senior, weighs 155 pounds and plays at a guard posi- tion, Jerry played con- sistently well all year as he made the circle of two year lettermen. He was a good hustler. El don Wetsel pulls down an unidentified player in the annual homecoming game at Bulldog Stadium against a strong Pampa club. Below: GARY MORRISON Sophomore, weighs 160 pounds and plays center. The lack of experience didn ' t stop ' Bullet ' in his first year as a pigskin letterman for Borger. He is a possible starter next year. Below: BOB PAGE Junior, 160 pound quarterback. This is Bob ' s first year as a Bulldog starter and he made a great showing, especially in the Northeast game when he scored four touchdowns. He has lettered two years. 1 ' ■t: ■ r Above: CHARLES HOOD Senior, weighs 174 pounds and plays tackle. Charles was one of the ' big ' boys in the Bull- dog forward wall. He is a two year letterman and has the potential for a real good col- lege player. I Below: ROBERT HEGDAL Junior, a two year letterman and weighs 170 pounds. ' Butch ' started for the Bulldogs at an end position and did a great job on defense. Hegdal will be good material for a college player in a couple of years. Below: LARRY CLEMISHIRE Senior, weighs 205 pounds. ' Tiny ' displayed hard, rough, but clean football. He is a three year letterman and plays tackle. Above: DON CHAMBLESS Junior, a one year letterman and plays a halfback position for the Bulldogs. Don was a great defensive back for his 136pounds, He was also good on punt returns. He will help the squad next year as a probable starter. Bob Page, Borger quarter- back, goes over for one of his four touchdowns as they racked unscored on Northeast High of Oklahoma City, 33 to 12. Above: RONNIE JACKSON Senior, weighs 160 pounds, plays at a guard position. This has been Ronnie ' s sec- ond year as a Bulldog letter- manand he rightly deserved it for his great spirit and hustle. Although small, a s linemen go, he nnade up for it with his determination to play. Below: JERRY ARGOVITZ Senior, weighs 160 pounds, quarterback. Jerry alter- nated with Bob Page at the quarterback slot and proved he had quite a throwing arm as he carried home his sec- ond letter as a Borger back. Below: HAROLD SMITH Sophomore, weighs 196 pounds. Harold, though lacking in experience this year, will be a big help to the ' dogs ' next year. He plays tackle and this is his first year to letter. 1 An unidentified San Angelo back is trapped as he ad- vances to the Borger goal line. No. 7 1 is Larry Clemi- shire of Borger. Eldon Wetsel makes a larger gain on a pass from the arni of Bob Page against the state champion Abilene Eagles. k Above: RONNIE WEBB Junior, weighs 148 pounds and plays guard. This is Ronnie ' s first year to letter and he has rightly deserved the honor. Webb is a possi- ble starter for next year. Below: EUGENE RICHMOND Senior, weighs 155 pounds. The fleet little halfback filled in very nicely for the injured Johnny Hadley. In fact, he did so well, he was named player of the week. He made many fine runs to earn this title and a Borger letter. Below: CHARLES HENSON Junior, weighs 154 pounds. Charles played good defensive ball and also some offensive ball at the end position. Big things are expected of him next year. He has lettered one year. Below: ANDREW HUTCHENS Junior, plays tackle and weighs, 176 pounds. Big things are ex- pected of Andy next year when he should be at his high school peak. He is a one year letter- man. Below: JOHNNY HADLEY Senior, weighs 165 pounds and plays fullback. ' Red has played great ball this year despite numerous injuries. He has lettered two years and started both years. rr I Monterey watches helplessly as a very strong Borger squad makes one of the several ex- tra point trys in a very im- pressive Bulldog victory. Above: MELVIN GRANT Junior, weighs 153 pounds and plays end. Melvin should hit his stride next year and is a possible starter. He is a one year letterman. Below: GERALD DALTON Senior, weighs 136 pounds and plays halfback. The speedy little scatbackmade many brilliant kickoff and punt returns. Gerald has lettered one year and rightly deserves a Bulldog letter. Below: WAYNE TEDDER Senior, weighs 136 pounds and plays quarterback. Wayne plays one of the best defensive backs that Bor- ger has seen in a long time. He also was a good passer and has lettered one year. if JlOW- Above: ED GUTHRIE Junior, plays end and weighs 148 pound s. Ed is a one year letterman and played good ball all year despite some pretty rough injuries he received in the Monterey game. Jimmy Dyke carries the pig- skin after a completed pass in the Abilene game in which the Bulldogs lost a very hard fought battle. Above: nMMY DYKE Senior, plays end and weighs 160 pounds. Jimnny just fin- ished his second year as a Bulldog letterman and did a very good job on defense. Below: EDDIE MARCUM Senior, wei ihs 178 pounds and has lettered two years, Eddie was a starter at tackle and did a very fine job. Left: CLARENCE SMITH Junior, weighs 17 5 pounds and plays tackle. The big tackle was almost im- movable as a defensive or offensive player. Right: CHARLES ROGERS Senior, weighs 160 pounds and has lettered two years. ' Chicken ' played center and did a very fine job. He is considered one of the roughest players for Bor- ger. Above: ELDON WETSEL Senior, weighs 150 pounds and has lettered two years. The speedy halfback w a s a great defensive back as well as on offense. BORGER BULLDOGS tVJ .,?«iS2t, e ;; i..i-iii ' i4 ..i- ■.- ' i ' ii.fc,... D. Green, E. Semester, J. Mines, J. Gilley, J. Selfridge, V. Moxom, W. Tipton, J. Hall, C. Willingham, F. Castleberry, D. Gibson, L. Stephens, M. Miller, J. Dyke, C. Langen, N. Simpson. MARSHALL BENJAMIN DEARL TEMPLE COACH TEX HANNA Two Points !! Jerry Gilley Max Miller Jerry Hall Charles Langen Jerry Selfridge Doyle Gibson Jump Shot! Jimmy Dyke Jimmy Hines Carol Willingham Nealby Simpson Two Points? Lloyd Stephens Warren Tipton Elgie Semester Donald Green Vance Moxom B TEAM COACH J. HALTER BACK ROW: Lane, Semester, Coffee, Moxom, Tipton, Hood, Floyd, Adams, Boyd. FRONT ROW: Bostic, Knowles, Pryor, Simpson, Herring, Arington, Sewell. BACK ROW: K. Hughes, J. Dyke, J. Selfridge, C . Robertson, R. Brown, B. Floyd, M. Miller, D. Lock, Coach Estes. FRONT ROW: E. Arrington, N. Sinnpson, J. Argovitz, D. Temple, R. Jackson, D. Green, C. Laneen. BASEBALL COACH BOB ESTES BACK ROW: Dillard, Wilkinson, Gibson, Adams, Patchin, Pryor, Leslie, Dennnan, Warren, Jackson. FRONT ROW: Horton, Auld, Crouch, G e o r g e, Williams, Tinney, Black, Simpson, Coffey, Hill, Hazzard. TRACK COACH LEFTY PENDLETON BACK ROW: Smith, Page, Rouse, Guthrie, Zachry, Wetsel, Gilley, Lake. FRONT ROW: Knight, L e m m e, Chambless, Dalton, Braden, Sewell, Kirby, West. GOLF Howard, Moxom, Castleberry, Houck, Semester. COACH T. E. WARD TENNIS Casey, Cook, Gary. P. E % 1 r yOll£ BALL TEAM TOP ROW: Gilbert, Castleman, Riley, Adams, Fish, Taylor, Warren, Dalley, HoUoway, Maddox, Brown, Eldridge. BOTTOM ROW: Garcia, Edwards, Marcutn, Ward, Myers, Phillips, Tippin, Speir. ' £o4AeLf lo. lock At Mary Francis Wiseman McCord was crowned Homecoming Queen this year. This occasion marked the third annual Homecoming Day at B.H.S. HOMECOMING QUEEN WANDA SPENCER NADINE MALONEY FOOTB A LL CHERYL COLLINS QUEEN SUE KESTERSON LOS PI CARDS QUEEN f LINDA FRUIT JO ANN HERRING PHYLLIS LITTLE MARTHA CARSON s E N I R I ANNA FLEMING GIRL Of THE YEAR ■. 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