Bowie High School - Jackrabbit Yearbook (Bowie, TX)

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Lie f ' 4 6,1 lyjr, rw! 4 .V IWW, ,' 1' 1155,-f - - - .1 -,L , rl 161' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD GILES-Senior class president: business manager of 'HIACKRABBITUS president of HB Clubg Football '24 and '25, Never too busy to lend la helping hand. DOROTHY SPAIN-Secretary: president of Latin Club: Too fair to worship: too divine to love. PIERCE CHANDLER-Vice-president of Senior Class: Manners make the man. AVIS TROTTER-Treasurer. IRENE COBB-Musician, KATHERINE AYRES-Reader. JIMMIE DOBKINS-Parliamentarian. HERMITH JOHNSON-Yell Leader. HAZEL ALLRED-Reporter. MISS BERTA NUTT-Class Sponsor SENIOR CLASS OF '26 CLASS MoTTo: A live wire never gets stepped on' .v CLASS FLOWER: White Rose 4 CLASS COLORS! Green and Whz'te ..-.l- .--.. ----- ------4-----TY-fig' Page 21 l