Bowie High School - Jackrabbit Yearbook (Bowie, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1947 volume:

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Sm,id,,,1 cm l, , 4 W 'A ' 1 X u MMM Y! . Y nl' 'A'-' agp, . ,. A 4' W ,,Q'fh'f' 2f ,,W . ff?f Iz7 Alla '-WWW uhh' I WNPWWIM Wwfffzfiff WWW l ...my , . ' N I' .. rv... 7 11 17 3153 , .' ,V .b I ,K h f - ' . 1901.1 , . ' ff' 'f N - 4 .42 ,igaywff 4 FOREWORD It is with great pleasure that the staff of this, the 1947 jackrabbit, presents to you the fruit of its nights of toil and sleeplessness. In compiling this yearbook, we, the staff, have endeavored to record your work, your play, activities, failures, and triumphs. Take it, keep it, and cherish it, for it is a record of years which will never pass again---your youth. Now The jackrabbitu is yours. May it forever keep alive the flame,of friendships and associations acquired during this, our most happy school year. ...AALA A DEDICATIO To the jackrabbits of 1946 and their coaches, who nave brought, fame, honor. and glory to Bowie High School, we gratefully dedi- cate this year book. Not only have they shown great ability in the field of football, but. have displayed the same qualities of sportsmanship, team work, and leadership in all activities throughout the entire school year. 'To our Regional Champions of 1946, we attempt to show our ap- preciation by this dedication. .fcl QSM abit, ,ra and ui' usf i '? 't'.. M., , M, , . . -1, : , ,Q ..,, ,wg ,, my Wi' Tk, j..g.wP' , ..,., 4.A.ff,,f .L ,A k .ww 'ff i 4-ff -hh, 'hgh .. W f jf:-f fit ki ,V W nl 1 3 ,,,,,v.,n Ax,.wn . - K K ,,.mw.g.,2,..,t WW ,,., ,. ' K '.-., A M . ' Q Sif 'S A 'u ,W Always wo'l1 bo. 1 X 7 19 S .,...A.........4.A..-,...,...,-..,, U. H.,,...Q.g.4an.,. .....,,.Q...M- .-,. ...,.-A-,,,-,...,.......A..A,-.-., ,fl r,. , ,, 1 9 'V ,, Wy 1 ' '.w X BOARD OF EDUCATIO .1 N. B. GARY SECRETARY 2 M. POSEY 'W I PRESIDENT G. DOC JACKSON VICE- PRESIDENT F. O. EDWARDS HARVE RAT LIFF W B ALEXANDER .fl E. W. DALEY Q 'F .1 gm-K Q?-Q WN G. H. PICKETT I SUPERINT ENDENT ' S MESSAGE There will soon be the close of another school year and my mind is running upon the rapidly recurring months andthe stream of students whose lives are touching ours, and then going out into the busy world. You have been taught how to look into the parts of life and analyze it but you must also be able to put all these things together and get a clearer picture of your ultimate goal. You have been brought not only into a store of knowledge and facts. but we have tried to familiarize you with conditions and theories and problems, so that your powers may be aroused and that you may after- wards be able to get your own lessons and then do them. Your superintendent hopes that you have had a fine year. If you can analyze and put together, to see life thoroughly and to see it whole, then he is glad. Keep the high ideals and purposes taught you in Bowie High School so that you may function effi- ciently as a citizen, because our Nation needs that type of citizen for its program of reconstruction, Uf'u,,,8. , , 'T PRINCIPALHS MESSAGE My sincere wish is for a successful record for each pupil in order that our 1947 jack- rabbit will offer a lasting pleasure to all. QAJWWAQ7 i 3.0. Flu. . 1 -4- MISS EVELYN COHR ON History A K. R. E. MATTINGLY Math-Coach 'ii 4 MRS. CATHERINE HASTINGS History MISS HENR YETTA SANDS Homemaking MR S. MINNIE BENTON English MR S. ELIZABET H YOUNG Librarian GEORGE RUCKER Band f, MISS CLARA HOELDTKE Science MRS. FRANCIS WALKER English ,fi W'! ' 1 MISS MARY E. WEBB English x C 1 MISS T HE LMA BUT LER Math A. L. ALLISON Agriculture fit K MRS. W. F. BARKER Math MARGIE ROBINSON Secretary MISS WILLIE LEE DICKERMAN Languages -ll MRS. MARY CARTER Business iXM'l W 5 L E .-5 , vs , ..-rl, n,,.f WHEN DAY IS DONE FLOYD VAUGHT i JANIT OR THE G '-Ma-w WINTER'S MAGIC TOUCH WJ' 'A' N. G. VASSAR ., VL r.-5 Ll:-b A ' I ' , ' , A x .Q-1-Ln,..ci'-,.f'8. - ' 53- . , . -f , . . Q I L - W - . fgy:b.gx33zk,mi1B f-...MW r I - -,L k L, - x - '--f- , . X' W: ,. f7' , :...n1Q i'-N.I1 '-4-- ' ' 'N A ff-mu' - ..:r'-5. YM. .4135 -J' T 'f'Bv::.?f5jrZ 'lN.Qf -N--J'ff1f ' , 'N-Mgr: in , - .. f, Af A' X245-:I-,.::---4l.1..r ' .. fffffx 2 QQ- - I- -3k......:-1-..r'-Q . K . 5 1 , . ,., W .5 v wg, , .NK ..,,, 'v- , . -'- 5'-3. N .v f . . ' -- fm-. + -:f--'-A rf- -. ' - ' ' 'f ff, A , -ag-5 5 - ..,i 1 -5, 3 4 - A wk W,,, I - I :M QQ., -1, f , ' A I f - . ,A g , JANIT OR 'Cv fx mag- -NQ S 'bln .QL if Q Yugi we 7 WINTER WONDERLANID THE SCENE OF MANY A VICTORY I 7 N SE IORS tif ' '.fVs+Q'1 ' 2 V N A rv-0+ fi 3, I ff . 4' 4-is A' K 5, f ,f ' gi 1 .25 ,x:-ww-y.w-- tauhwhn-his K 7 W Qi..-d'7 fn F b.:,v I -,na '- , ,, . . ' .' . 1 ' 5 ia 'M kd ,Q . SSS gg S, 1 I , Q -' ,yn I M A '1,,,..QffX U 4-'V f i'5L7 S I Afiyk Aw w S Mf A 4 K ,.., f 22,-f ,Z ig' CLASS OFFICERS GORDON HEAR D ...... .........PRE.SIDENT BILLY S TEPHENS. VICE-PRESIDENT LETA SWAGERTY ...SECRETARY-TR EASURER L 5 dl f 2 V . I gi Q. 1, Q '-'rr BONNIE BARLOW-The library could not exist without her. Mrs. Young's right hand helper, she's sweet and well liked by all. MARCELENE BEAVER-Her smile and gracious manner make her a fa- voriteamong the students and teach- ers alike. BETTY BELEW-Pleasant andfriend- ly, and an industrious worker. CLARK BRADLEY- Oh! Those girls are after me again! I'll hide among my studies ! 'QW CHRISTINE ADKINS-A sweet, genial person. Although Chris doesn't take a great deal of part in other activities, she's an active band member. NITA ADMIRE-A dark vivacious girl who has a pleasing personality. BILL ARROWOOD-An ex- grad who has returned for more knowledge, and has become an asset to our school activities. JIM BALCH-Behind his quiet, shy manner, there's really a devilish lit- tle character who loves to tell tall tales, but is still a pretty all around student. - i . ' fa., .h ax 6' 1 Q 8 v w T1 S ' 'L hx Q x it f A 'A Q 1 ax 55? A f A L rf Q Y , A 1,, WASEL CAVASOS-Quiet and reserved Nice to know. 1 BEN CHAPPELL-An unusual com- bination of wit and intellect gives Ben a quality that few possess. MAX CHESTER-Clever, artistic. and very nice to know. A. V. CORPENING-Friendly and cap- able of handling any situation. BILLY WAYNE COZART- Boog - Bill is well liked by his classmates and considers everyone a friend. ROY LEE CURRY-Handsome and stu- dious--admired by all, he 's known for his educated toe . DELORES DAVIS-Good natured and amiable. Has a personality like a Mexican jumping bean. HOWARD DUNSON-One we all like. He's plenty tough in football. Awhole hearted supporter of our class. 'v.f ' f- 7 : '75 1 yy X , . :Q v I ,rm .a-Q gt. is pix f VW' ., . . .X R .Es 85' l on 'wav' KV . if9r-.- is A , - i VIZ r r I V I ',,5f51gg535'i1lJ7Vl DOROTHY GARRETT-Sweet and gra- cious, a friend to everyone. MARCELLA GEORGE-While the rest of us were content with E's, Marcella was spending her time making A's. I Mg, V ,wx CLELL GRIMES-He is an ardent be- liever of the phrase Silence is gold- m en, JOANN HANKINS-She quite often fa- vors the class with a giggling so1o--- if friends were copper pennies, Joann would be a millionaire. BILLIE ELLIOT-A nice, efficient stu- dent: a pleasure to have around ----- causes teachers no trouble. BILLY FOX- Studying interfers with my school carreer. JOE FULCHER-A nice, Well groomed boy who can really make a piano talk. PAUL GALLIA-Not much to say in class, but lots to his friends. CLYDE HENSON-A loud mouth mem- ber of the Richey, Henson, Gallia' trio who is very intelligent when he wants to be. LENORE HICKMAN-A quiet, unas- suming person. The more we know her, the better we like her. BILLY HIPP-In his little body is a mighty, mischievous spirit. GEORGE HOELDTKE-The only Way to have a friend is to be one. George is liked by everyone and is just a pocket edition of cheerfulness. 1 it Q PATSY HARVEY-An ambitious per- son who is lively and amusing and has a host of friends. GORDON HEARD-A star athlete, let- terman in both football and basketball. Leader on the field and off. BILLY HEATHINGTON- Work may be the greatest gift for man, but it's getting stale with me. CHARLES HENNING-An enthusiastic member of the band who strives to follow his scout motto. N-Q' :J U at - v- - DONALD JOHNSON- Slender and tall, he Winds his way through all trouble with -the air of a conqueror. WANDA MAE JONES-A person to be envied because of her ability to make good grades and radiate cheer. Ready to lend a helping hand on any occa- sion. GLENNA MAE KILCREASE-Winsome and fair, even the sun envies Glenna's hair. JOHN LEMONS-An import from New- port whose favorite pastime is read- ing. 1 JOYCE HOELDTKE-Our football queen. Her sweet smile and pleasant disposition have won her a host of friends. ROSE MARIE HOWARD-The ones who call her friend are indeed fortu- nate. An enthusiastic member of the basketball team. DOROTHY HUSKEY-Easy going and quietg yet helpful and friendly. MARY FRANCES HUT SON-A diligent worker. Mary helped to cheer our team from victory to victory. 4 , 4, WAYNE MILLER-A grand guy whose chief interest centers around football. P. S. If his head is as sound as his feet, then Wayne's a genius. RALPH MONROE-A Cassanova with the ladies--a man with the men. BILLY MOORE-Billy may seem sub- missive, but he really has a spirit of his own. BETH MOORE-Loyalty to all is her motto--especially to the Senior class. BILLY RUTH LINDSEY-A pretty bru- nette with athoughtful, attentative air. Efficient in playing anything she un- defrtake s . MARY LOUISE MANNING-A sweet, friendly girl who is preserving in her studies. MINNIE LOU MANNING-She makes no pretenses at greatness, but is her own true self. NORMAJEAN MCDANIEL-A likeable girl who is a challenge to her fellow students and admired by all for her cheerful outlook on l1fe 4- ww- its i J. G. PICKETT- God bless the girls, I love them all. They are a thing of joy and expense forever. Making touchdowns is his hobby. JOE PRATER-Athletic, a capable pass receiver, and has excelled in sports all year. PAUL PRATER-Six foot six with a smile that clicks. Another of our holdovers, Paul has added greatly to the success of the basketball team. MARY LOIS RATLIFF'-Here's to a girl with a heart and smile that makes this bubble of life worthwhile. CLEO MITCHUM MOSS-An individ- ual with a complex personality that makes her more interesting than ever. BETTY JO MURPHY-A nice, pleas- ant, girl who keeps her thoughts to herself. WANDA OGLETREE-The efficient, petite senior who is genuinely good natured. JENELLE PHEMISTER-A quiet, un- assuming girl with a great big smile. NELLIE SNOW- Always ready and willing to do her part. WILLIE SNOW-We admire her sweet disposition and all agree she works faithfully at her studies. BILLY STEPHENS-Thoughtful and helpful, striving ever to please. OTIS STUMP-A diligent worker as manager of the football squad who smiles from ear to ear. , 1- NORA JEAN RHYNE- Editor of the Maroon and White-, pleasant to work With, and one who does well whatever she attempts. CARL RICHEY-Between snoozes he 's a very capable student ---- unless he 's engaged ina stiff battle of paper wads . JAMES ROBERSON- Slick -He shifts his brain to neutral and lets his tongue idle along. JUNE SANDERS-Hasn't much to say, but her friendly manner makes her well liked by her classmates. FOSTER THORNTON-Smiling and cheerful, he takes the world as it comes. THEDA TIDWELL,-Noted for her ath- letic ability ---- and we like her per- sonality too. ROBERT TROUT-A good student and rare athleteg tall, dark, and bashful, we suppose, for we seldom see him with'a girl. ANNABELLE UNGER-Alikeable girl with a great big smile. PEGGY SWAFFORD-She's a wicked little flirt. Short in stature, high in ambition. LETA SWAGERTY-This attractive and well liked girl is the very dependable secretary-treasurer of our class. DAVID TARR-Always himselfg knows how when it comes to Work. TREVA TAYLOR-Casual and friendly Well liked by all. ....,-im - L WANDA WELLS-Yes, Wanda is small, but expects to become famous by great gushes of silence. EDNA WHITE-Extremely sweet, like- able and hardworking member of the basketball team. BETTY WI-IITLOCK-A winning smile and sparkling eyes. What more could one ask? TOM WIGINTON -A face that makes you turn for a second look, Tom's a good man in football andjust a square fellow. LOUISE VANBEBBER-An attractive and industrious member of the class., CLIFFORD WALL-Good fellow, good athlete, and everyone's friend. A holdover by choice. EUGENE WALL-Gene has that smile that makes the south famous for its hospitality. He did okay in football too. .IANINE WELCH Five feet of da1nt1 ness and sweetness Her favorite passtime 15 riding and twirhng V1 I I 4 if X a A1 AA A si Anin ff tw - fo zffwism, ',,'-,-W.w,4- .Q f 'ifiwfwidf 5569 Y 1 4 'Jin , ,v,,5,Ak:,f.,,,,,. ,. , . ff' JW27' . qw , ,, X 2 ' 1, . 1 , . 3 ,H WW, 'I' ,, DAVID WOR LEY- Ddilid never worries, for to him the future will soon be the present and the present will soon be past. DONALD WOOD-One who diligently talks and sometimes studies. A cap- able artist.- LORAINE ZETZSCHE-The merry twinkle in her eye indicates that she has a secret belief ---- possibly in a prince charming. A PAGE FROM A SENIOR'S ALBUM JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS BOB RALEY ............ . ....... PRESIDENT CLINT GREGORY ..................... .....VICE-PRESIDENT .IUANELLE MATTHEWS ...... SECRETARY-TREASURER DARLENE ANDERSON Vivacious IMOGENE ANDER SON Likeable ARNOLD BAR NET T Energetic 00 fv Fmlm EJ' Quiet PAT BRADLEY Original MELVIN ANDER SON Mischievous P T ELTON ANDRESS r N Shy DONALD BAXTER Unconcerned ETHEL BRADFORD Affable MARGARET BRASHEAR PQPPY SUE BRICE Artistic KENNETH CANNEDY Pensive ROSEMAR Y CAVASOS Attractive M. COVINGT ON Adaptive TR UMAN DEWE. BER Cheerful JEANNINE BRYAN Straight forward BILLY W. CASWELL Unobtrusive DORIS CHAMBER S Or derly .IIMMIE C UT LER Merry JOE EVANS 1 Trusting JIM FAR LEY Mannerly PEGGY F UNCHESS Petite LENA GREEN Talkative PHILIP HARPER Unassuming S A! my vi ' r K .fi 1 H 1 Ex mlb J 'N Qfifx' 4 NORMAJEAN HEATH Happy FN' M mwvt 13-0 fr p N A A l,.L V V Y 8 G, . g 'K - ,-f,, m I is A . 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Green Donna Ruth Hardeman Ruth Henry jo Ann Hickman Bertha Nell Hogan joan Hopper In , , far f Franklin Horner Dalton Hutson 1 Ab J' Lola Hunter Ed Ingram Dale jackson Buddy Jeffries Frances Johnston , 64462 .J Harrell Kirby Frances Kleinhans 1 7 5 ' r ?+?-11 .A ' - y vahefif-J65fce'L'1i'Her N X 1 l Lyons x Monda Markham Gatha Nell Miller ' julia Mae Mitchell Betty jean McGee Eugene Monroe .Q ., Garland Nichols we x W B-'vs -so .3 'QB ,Q 6. C. A. N b - 'V t ' ' eW Y ii V . X f 1 .fry ,1 X ' y X f . B ff f ' V ' JA' V 2, 2 y y C I B , ,. l -. so r r K I -P' Betty Ruth Partridge A ' , z - A V 3 BM.. ,W Q no Q' y ' y Billie Jean Pollard ' J- A if 1 ,V K , i I as gig 4 , ' y jo Ann Prestwood A K A 5 W A W I , a ' 0 , 4 u 1 1 X, o . s , . , , X 4,7 i fa ,V., '1 I . K ii - 1 1 ,W ,.,1 f Martha ,Io Price g'j f Charlene Privitt m ,B 1 y as 1 - e p ff' , o J. W. Reed , i 9? 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They Say It's Bliss. , Seni 4 1 or Class Prexy turns acrobat! Snow gets in her eyes That laugh again! tm Oh - - - -Pat! Pickett a la Thomas W ' :Lg-U .6 J ii H W D 4 g t. g t, L, Oh, My aching feet! A sq: hm, 3-lk! Blind leaning on blind! Woo! Woo! Beautiful tonsils! Guess Who ? Sleeping Beauty '? W M -- t I Q y fi-11.1115 R FQ, ft 'S 3' f . J. .I , f nv? , I Q A Q ' ' 1 - ' sb 'Q 5f!24fu , . A hgflfifigffa, 752,415 .t t B' ff N . ibn V7 5 'Q 'X Q Q rf . sf I ' A B . ' M j N if I s. t z 5' ' A , f +L ' 0 '1 g U 9 ' lb Lie. , , , k t Q , t X Hungry? we I ' H, ' Muscle men? 5 ' fi 1 Z 3 4 5 6 7 8 Mr. Stephens came to us at Mid- X fx , .4 . , W- I , ,gym ff. E 5 5 H i Hx- Y '-an JW' I '-l? 0 ' O' 1 .qi if as ar 1 1 U Q.-.i 3' 3' ik. ,1.g ' ' x in 1 A ,a ' 4 fx ,f , g M rs . an 3 ,,,.. 4 if F15 S - 1 W? .. I I S Coronation of our Basketball Queen. Queen joan and her Attendants. Wee Dorothy Harris Home Sweet Home The hair is becoming, Robert! Snow Birds! The Lemons Brothers. Smile for the birdie, Ida. 1 term. JG- miamwi 9. The Age of Miracles. W 10. A Pretty Trio. . That Old Gang of Mine 12-. Can it be true ? 13. Watch out, Cleo! 14. Strumming along! 15. A handsome couple. 16. Little joe Fulcher. 17. Stepping High! f VJ if ,K A I .X , VF, -4 ,V K A X lik, . . is.-1 Nu 1 XY K , 7 t V fl if Q . , , 3 -1 .l : - 5 x ,Q X5 . Xb ,- XZ- L A' M ggiggy as FA' 49 R M vrr'Q431'!.- f if , 1 W V, iff A , if ' 1 22. M., 1. Fish Heaven! Z. Why, Mary Lois! 3. Sock trouble ? . 4. Come on down, Eugene ? 5. Open for engagement, Boys '? 6. Nine Hands. 7. An Editor Returns. x N it - .ein , f 10. 11. 12. 13. , 14. A long Way from Home. Fish Heartbreakers! The Executives Pose. What no Girls ? ? ? '? Oh, here they are---Seniors, Didn't you win, Billy ? joe visits with theGang! .A EY? too! Aw, please do it, Coach! Whatcha see, Boys 'P Strictly Vogue Ayer' Primping 111315.-X, W M 1. Band Buddies Fish Females Q Twins? '? 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' -,,. ,' Y- 4' ,f 1: ' V '- A K -A H 'V ' ' I -2- ' ' ' , F135 . .nw ,L .-,ff V. 4 I H,,Ra1ey takeg off! .....Thri11ing moment in the Nocona game , MT, BASKET BALL TEAM Under the capable tutelage of Coaches Mattingly and Wood, the jackrabbits turned in a season record long to be remembered. This team could flourish either a rapid firebrand ball, or could settle down to a tight conservative game, doing both often. The team was composed of eight returned lettermen and one of the largest array of squadmen ever to 'come out. The jackrabbit used their height and all court savvy to win the Hardin Invitation Tournament, went on to win the District, Bi-District, and Regional Championships and advanced to the State Meet in Austin. There they won two games, only to be defeated in the Finals by East Mountain. This was their fifth defeat of the season. They had previously won twenty-five games with an average of 43 points a game to their opponents 25. This was the ,Iackrabbits second time to playin the State Meet and the first time for a B.H.S. team to advance as far as the finals. jack- rabbits, we congratulate you on the marvelous record you have made this season. Bowie 58 Decatur Bowie Olney Bowie 72 St. jo Bowie Quanah Bowie 36 Terrell Bowie Graham Bowie 47 jacksboro Bowie Petrolia Bowie 37 Plano Bowie Decatur Bowie 42 Plano Bowie Graham Bowie 45 Terrell Bowie Jacksboro Bowie 104 Decatur Bowie Nocona Bowie 40 Antelope Bowie Electra Bowie 27 Graham Bowie Electra Bowie 51 St. jo Bowie Olney Bowie 37 Nocona Bowie Diamond Hill Bowie 56 Henrietta Bowie Beeville Bowie 25 Abilene Bowie McCamey Bowie 42 Henrietta Bowie East Mountain 1 TOP ROW: Bob Raley, joe Prater, Paul Prater, Robert Trout, Clifford Wall, Coach Mattingly, MIDDLE ROW: Clint Gregory, Howard Dunson, Eugene Wall, Gordon Heard, Charles White- head, J. G. Pickett. BOTTOM ROW: Stanford White, Forrest Faver, Otis Stump. Ed is fm W . E f 1 fy 'A , an . M J f If , Y' n Q. nib G Q19 f- V 11-,W i I .-'Wuxi ' if-1515 fi-,pg If BASKET BALL TEAM This year, for the first time in several years, the girls of Bowie High School have played basketball. They have completed in the regular district schedule and have played a number of practice games. The girls had a rather successful year since they were all inexperienced, not only with the game, but also with the technique of the game. Miss Butler was untiring in her training of the girls, but because of ill health she was forced to give it up, and Mr. Stephens finished out the season. Both were assisted by Clifford Wall, who gave valuable help to the team. Bowie 18 --- Nocona 10 'VBowie 17 --- St. jo 18 Bowie 18 --- Nocona 15 :tBowie 20 --- Nocona 20 Bowie 14 --- Decatur 18 f-fBowie 10 --- Henrietta 13 P?1Bowie Z8 --- St. jo 30 fFBowie 15 --- Henrietta Z9 f1fBowie 16 --- jacksboro 19 HfBowie 13 --- Decatur 26 2kBowie 18 --- Decatur 21 4fBowie 41 --- jacksboro 39 :!1Bowie 27 --- Nocona 27 tConference Games '? Top Row: Garrett, -Iimerson, Wright, Diffee, Hoeldtke, Howard, White, Zetzsche, Wells, S. Tidwell. Bottom Row: Coach Stephens, Deweber, N. Heath, Anderson, D. Heath, Brashear, Hickman, Lain, T. Tidwell, Gardner, Coach Wall. G 5 4 4 !. h 1 e A as COTTONTAIL FOOTBALL TEAM tw- Top Row: Coach Arrowood, Monroehleffries, R. Arrowood, Deaver, Chester, Brown, Lem- ons, Burchill, Coach Wood. Center Row: Whitehead, Hilton, Cantwell, Bell, Hutson, Backus, Cure, Farmer. Bottom Row: jackson, D. Arrowood, Curry Ryan, Adkins, Swenson, Bloom, Talbot, Robicheaux. Carolyn Betts Favorite Girl 'ST COTTONTAIL BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right: Coach Armstrong, Deaver Winn, Dalton Hutson, Tucker. Hyden, Cantwell, Hilton, Dallas Hutson, Ryan, .:,.1ugf,2Eq,,ar-fu if ,Wa lai Y. it Mona Raley Queen :QC Nelda Bowden Weldon Bocher Queen Favorite Boy , , , , L sq -L . 5 L L -' -, 45 iw L pw J . , ff 51, iii ', 'ni L L Q1 . Iv j 5 - '12, L LL LLL ,. L ...:.. 3 ' K, .L L .' -: asseikg f -'--Wise.. L ' i.,.'iLfL ' L L ' I - 1 fi--'fff 'fs ' - '?frL-1- ' f' 1 LL L V L - IMP- A 4 i f f-L A , , .ggi I 2 M u D-A-' L A f- -W i- ff 'fin L Lg-43 ' ' M V' ' L .5 Lf ' . NY I F L 1 -iff 'Ll . sz ' ' ' A: 5 L. L - ' I L L . M-, Q, A L L ' V - Li - x fTf'fl.53'L.' f'E4'X' 1 i A ,figs fxm l 'r- 1041 X' , 'f ,Q r L ' Li iw 'N ' I.,-4 . L' ' 3 :L L L L A L K, .LL, he.. ' ' LL V- LL .r f -iffy L -MN 14 y L Q59 S 1 ' ' L Q fgLif?1?'f t , L- 7 W g i LL Q L , ' ' --Lv. L 1 L L, I LL VL 1: 1 ieilfmf i'-ff2LfL1,:1'z-Lffzzw - L L F -g LL , A L, 1 'ffm LL L'-ZLLQV L K gsm: , Ly '.-fuzz:-g,gLgfg QL- ff ' - Lv W ' L L L 'Lf' L LxL1L - V L- is L . L 9 M-fiwilfgaf L L L L a -.ELL LL ' -LQzLLi:, A - W ' M L A L f QL ' L - Lf f wg , Tis Lg- W , L L , L. LL le, L L.. . L , ,.L.,r,L,.L-L L ,.L L. 7211? ,L . L I f LL Lf' L ,L --2' Cl- t G if -1 2 api.: ln fegory' ' ' LL . - . Se mor Boys Singles ff L f Lr,...G, A 1L,:,,f,, sm, .,, ,Q .Mg p..3.1,,,wL ,..,, ,L Ireta Sue Thomas Junior Girls' Singles junior Boys' Singles LL LL L gg, LL 4 3 b sffji' i L LM LL lW x' '- f L S K K, l Q v' 533, ' . H I j 'T' K lx Ht ' ktfyifji is ' 15124 Mary Taylor Treva Taylor Senior Girls' Doubles Delores Davis Senior Girls' Singles First Place ' e I i r Q Q if joe Earl Vaughan - W I ,.. Monty Lee Long Don Henry Q junior Boys' Doubles First Place Charles Maidens--Charles Henning Senior Boys' Doubles--First Place LLL. A W Y V QWM -WS' A E .. . .- :ik K , at-,sg , , .I ,W ,g x imian 1 .pe r pqfwgw. -WEL ' :L K ' -fx 3-n w, - ff,.:'v--ws? :.7f,, 3xg4Q',.ag+w?v . +1111 'exif MGM: 'Z 5 4 iv 'F bi f X if X , ' 5 Balch's form on the hurdles . . t ' - a, it ,,,. , if jack, you resting on that bar? ? '? '? It starts many a race . . . . u Y X 42 6-Nh Z - U h L W if 31, -if W ' Y ' , ' ,N ' f' f f if A, ll n i Q Q f'.fff I ' ' LT V L , ' . .L . f I ,,, N51 ff ' , 1, ,' ' -L, N ,X 4 ,,, , , ,V x, ,A - or n F K caot l M 7.1 . K Ly J V V' Qu, ,A A' K 5 4L-'A -. ' in 1. - A o A i , f a .. K A NN , , I Wall and Arrowood in the mile relay . 'l'l ' Y Pickett s broad Jumping . . A-Azff-ifirji' . vi Lf sqm if 5 nf-1-' 1 Lf., Mr. Wood, Coach of lst Place - ' District Track Team T3 'fluff ....--X Raley clears the bar in pole vault . . . . Curry preparing to throw discuss . . I x White jogs out the mile . . . . E Henning over the broad jump pit . . Bradley's form on the hurdles . . Wall and Faver start the half mile 4 'ik-. 1 at A Q ,pf - is .Q 5 .l ag . fQ,ki5,, lk, X , 5 ' f E 9 3. ' 1 jf . 6- Lf' 9 'Vw fi' ., 'S' ' A . , W.V:g,, 'Q S an , B , mg , A A 5 4' V 1 -fix ug, ., X 5 1' . 7 4' we-Hy, ' -Gwfk ,H N fl . - ,L... L. , f-Mais L p K' ,is f . fm-xv 1' 1 if , g s. TW ,S , M i..,?.,i, . , 2 3 2 5 X 1 Z. 3. 4. NGO t 'f , nsfltff. 3' g - . -' 1X V , ,. .. T M t-do lf? B b if Y F ' V , ' , K 'Y U K, ' ' - N .4 n f--4 V I : If .A g 5 BN g E 'WT ,g 'E if J , Q3 Sifglik kj,.fv- 4NL..g,,- W7 la Kg 'W ra, 'L W k-:1--- 1 5 J Q, .M 3 - --M., ,,,. , V f W 3 3 Y V .QV M., ,- ...W - . if gf - a f ' .X w i , 1 i ,K X 1, kkkhr V The Huddle Cannedy flying hi gh. It speaks for itself Good ga me ---- Nocona lost! 'Lf ' 6, 6 . A tvs --'A :f1'g.15sg:, ge 1. The Baseball Team Z. Casey at the bat! 3. Interested Spectators 4. Another good game-- Nocona lost again! A f ,W '49-'M 'ifffs ':- ' I . -- 5525352 5 s,,.pu- .-Q ,1 ,,.f.f ,e:'jfWfff,,s:, -pmt.: .mtg f ' ' s' 4,5 W . - V 1: if kz:W?i?5fLil3i1'wi 5 , r ' f- ..,amw,iL. ..waA,QSg8www -W A fmxfg -1, .W -,, . 51,9-qw .2512-,..,,v,,. 1 -' - FY' is if Q1 X33 ,,. in s 1: 1 if A-B2-2 , .. -.W' f M-5, 3 g 5 I 33 we .- f s s Jr fe N5 V , f fw il if A t 1 s filer: f Ljfixyz 51 1 an K K ' ' ff, u , I ' 'ik ' 's 'Wi 'M ' 'V .555 QBQQ.-1 5' 6- ww 60434 ,,..fq. 183-4 1 BAD This year's Band, somewhat larger than those in the years past, has again shown that it wins its share of honors. The -Iackrabbit Band, because of its precision marching,exce11ent concert play- ing, and all- around show - off perforrnances, has long been a drawing card for large audiences. Although many students have been lost through graduation, each year Director Rucker has de- monstrated his ability to turn out a top rating band. This was proved again this year in the two contests and numerous events the band entered. DIRECTOR GEORGE RUCKER B.H.S. Band On Parade if 6.366 lxg E li-1 - 1 r LZ, DRUM MAJOR june White MAJORETTES Latrice Tucker Virginia johnson Greta Gay Gardner Janine Welch Margaret Hancock Mary Taylor OFFICERS President: Clifford Wall Vice-President: Robert Trout Secretary- Treasurer: Paul Prater Reporter: Paula Boedeker X - 4 .V fi if ' i' J I-- .C 7 dunno' We ' 5. 1 ' I fp V i l ii 'R Ll ,-,, s- Y if ,fre k f , 'X' -X. i 5 no 2 wi a rf l 'X v i 'ip.W.-asullfiz i . ein if it ' 52, A ,. -lk R N -1' 'vii-ae ! I if ..klgj3gQggg, ' ' Q ' J .V- f?f2E,Effi'ff1 : , F W Q we ww iw 8 1- x -is fggd 5 iffwgsif J' R as ' j J CHEER LE DERS The Pep Squad was one of the outstanding assets of the sport season-- always boosting the team on to victory. They also did muchin promot- ing a school spirit among the whole student body. The Pep Leaders were comprised of Mary Frances Hutson, Senior, Delphine Luther, junior, Georgia Lain, Sophomore, Peggy ,Io Lyons, Freshman. They were ably assisted toward the latter part of the sea- son by the sincere effort of Ronald Weir, Sophomore. Ronald has been the first boy Pep Leader in several years. Sponsoring the group this year was Miss Sands, who divides her time between homemaking and the Pep Squad. Left to Right: Peggy jo Lyons, Mary Frances Hutson, Delphine Luther, Georgia Lain. L we f INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE ENTRANTS t gm-Q ,ie r . ., LITERARY DIVISION 5. 1. gr ,iw CP READY WRITER SHORTHAND DECLAMATION Ben Chappell - First Place Betty Spear - First Place Janette Sue Brice - Fourth Place Mary Taylor - Third Place Ben Chappell - First Place all '+r ?!l t if gf 1 GIRLS' CHORUS l Mrs. Hastings, Director , Second Place W TYPING TEAM - Second Place SPELLING TEAM - Fi1'S'C Place iT, A. Wigington joe Earl Vaughan Wanda Mae Jones Delma Deaver ,Iuanell Matthews Joann Hankins Billy Berry ' THE M HIIIJN AND WHITE PUBLISHED TWICE A MONTH BY ST UDENTS OF BOWIE HIGH SCHOOL SESSION OF 1946-47 BOWIE, TEXAS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1947 Number 6 M l ' Y - BUSINESS MANAGER EDITORS SECRETARY SPONSOR SPORTS EDITOR HUMOR EDITOR REPORTERS CIRCULATION MANAGER SOCIETY EDITOR -, ,.,I,, 1-7 .4-M T' .4 EDITORS '-.f BUSINESS MANAGERS 1 , Y 'W 41 ARTISTS PHOTOGRAPHERS I..AYOU'1'LiRUU1-' FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA wr f .-1' - A , M y -.L june White Melvin Tucker, President Sweetheart A. L. A1liSOH, IHSf1'11Cf0T fs-sian xxvi 1 Future Farmers A' F. F. A. Boys and Calfs Sponsored by Q ,sl fusfl gg - 2 ,ty Q mm Posing Posey! Rotary Club' K Harvey and his Calf, FUTURE HOMEM KERS OF AMERICA if 1 x . ju 4 8 1 V 1 'vs ff 1 -sl i -Q' I 1 lrf- F 1? Q 5 i so ,ff .gi .5 , ., Haig, i , as A -Q K -as 4 i In the Kitchen Miss Sands--Sponsor The recipe says it's good' To W. fix c. alfa-n K' Future Homemaker s F WW W wiv! 1 iib N ' The Girls--Making Easter Frocks Bring on the Food! ouk Boosmas ' WILSON DRUG STORE CADY' AND TAYLOR TAYLOR'S 5 81 10 STORE MATTHEW HEARD AND CADY R. 8: M. FEED STORE LYON AND MATTHEWS LUMBER COMPANY JOE HAMNER'S SERVICE STATION SCHMIDT ENGRAVING FERNDALE CREAMERY FASHION TAILORS E. SCOTT AVERY ELECTRIC SHOP RABORN MOTOR COMPANY GARY-NEES LUMBER COMPANY GRIFFIN REXALL DRUG STORE WESTERN AUTO STORE GARRETT PRODUCE BOWIE NEWS BLACKMON IMPLEMENT COMPANY EDWARDS MOTOR COMPANY EVANS MOTOR COMPANY ELVIN BUTLER MONTAGUE DAIRY PRODUCTS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY NEELY'S STUDIO DEE'S BAR B-Q, BILL MORRIS MANAGER C. D. 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