Bowie High School - Jackrabbit Yearbook (Bowie, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

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M if .23-firm' f ents BL LA LL 'Lf Qcfioof 1 . boa LE - at 1- 'zsielzf ills JACKRABBIT for 1954 In our effort to give you an organized and enduring record of life and activities in Bowie High gchool, we have not followed a definite illustrated theme. Inste a d, with our words and pictures, we have t rie d to tell the story of our school year. It has been our purpose to capture the true spirit of school life in every form. We hope that this is solely your annual and in later years as you turn through it's pages, you will recall to mind the highlights re- corded here. 'Y Ar' J V V-'iii s c z u J- . V X, , '.,,: if-L 490 Co + . fffe TN 4, i rf ' DEDICATIO Throughout the ye a r s this organization has ha d renowned reputation for its out s t a n d in 1 work Many honors have been brought to the school and Bowie throuoh the untirmg efforts of this group Many long hours have been spent in preparlng outstanding marches and concert progvrams. We the students of Bowie High School wish to express our appreciation by dedi- Catinv the 1953-54 IACKRABBIT to our band. . -we 'A'-aw., I f-- V, ' rl. ul 4.3 LK, - 4 ,Y J 1, 3 J' 5 .X .fi r N ' 4' 1. si' 5' ' K I .f il muy I ' .1 ee. Math prepares the students to hxndle publm Stud e nts 1n the SoC1alSC1enCe Classns stu ly well as prlvate flnanclal affalrs Current world problems H!- Part Ofllfe IS to enjoy le1sure hours and the apprec1at1on of the f1ner arts The band fulf1lls th1s need for the student idx -.- dm lsr Spf- Apprec1at1on ofthe hteraryclasslcsand good grammer The commerclal department helps prepare the usage both oral and wr1tten 15 offered by the Enghsh student to take hxs place 1n the busmess world department f 4 A L 5 ' , I . . p L x . , J +I . ,E la . , . 5 5 t Q , V X 5 ' . r I - -4 at -1122 .1 A- 1 V f fr . fi. .-J G ., A- A as 1 I ' 'Fl 4'-',f :L 4 w X I ,, ZQ. 5 4 641 fhuw-ug 5-.J 3' HF 41.4218 J J all K 4-if 4-'Rib I H G W ' 1 P 'T 'A '32 ll '31 Self 1mprovement1s strf ssed 1n Homemakmng and the In the shop the student learns to work w1th h1s students are prepared to take then places xn the home hands as hc makes many useful art1cles - Sb'- S The rule s of the road and the unportance of bemg a good motor1st are taught 1n Dr1ver s Educat1on The choral group enjoys smgmg It g1ves the one who The sc1ence department g1VBS bas1c trammg for wxshes to smgachance to perform m var1ous programs advanced study 1n a SC1eHt1f1C or med1calf1eld and also teaches h1m to apprec1ate fme mus1c: of .4-,A H EM' IZQI: Nfvp-,tp V .nz , MRI' - . 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M - , A f ,L 1 cv I LJ J ,pf Mr Rahn 1S ready at all tunes to gxve 3ClV1C9 to When m1nor 1nJur1es befall the students Mrs the students concernlng educauonal and personal W1ll1ams 15 always ready w1th the gauze and tape problems Dur1ng all per1ods ofthe day youcanf1nd several g1rls1nMr Tahaferro s Mr Tahaferro off1ce busy asbees answermg phone calls Offlce helpers runmng errands etc Aw , ir, Mrs Davl1n's sewmg class represents one of the four adult classes taught 1n Bow1e H1gh School The others are Typxng, Art, and Woodwork v flux ' '. if 2.3 4 A ' . ., . ,Q - ix my , V Wig!! ' ,H 4 X N f I ' . il ' f . A K ,Q s Some of V l 'X - . .- ' v 7 - A . . . , . ' 'S , ' ' AA - ' QA' I. I I I 1 1 l ' im. , x U , . Q K Y I l .. s -ffl ' f -, 1. o gf nf . 'J . .,p ' 9 V np 1 4 :cj 3 . in . v,x 4 A H I Perhaps the most useful new item around Bowie High School is this utility truck donated by a group of loyal Bowie High School BMD .2 supporters. . 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Q' -,. . 3 x Y :' all A : 1' ' I ' -3 ADMINISTRATION .l BO RD OF EDUCATIO f UQ S T HOFFMAN QQ' JOE HAMNER BURTON KARSTETER MRS EVA GILES Tax Assessor Collector MARVIN BAKER DR E P HARRIS VICC Cha1rman ORIE GARRETT Cha1rman CHARLES BLACKMON Sec reta ry 'Q w KN 5 ,s 3 :JJ 0ur Superintendent Mr Thompson has f1lled the hearts ofthe Bow1e students and faculty Wlth h1s smcer1ty understandmfv and kmdness and nas f1rmly 1mpressedh1s h1gh 1dea1s upon our school Durmg the four years of our assoc1at1on w1th h1m he has proved h1mself a leader a fr1end and an able adv1sor Each student may rest assured that the future development and success of Bow1e I-hgh School can be safely entrusted to our supermtendent I . 1 fx f., fy' : . gf! :' ,, :- ,, r. f, 1 c,' 'fx I 1,- ' X 'Yi . Be 5 N ,JH 8 :Ba .. :s X .urge-wgbex .V uf '.,.N' 3. C ' NNW, ,Si ., . .eau his 4. NL C ' 1 or I I ' 'naw 'QS I Our Pl'lIlClpal Mr Taliaferro is considered by every student as his personal advisor and most sincere friend. Not only is . . . I.f h rofoundl interested in each student s welfare while he is in Bowie Schools but also in their future 1 e 9 P Y or career. Many hours which actually are outside the call of duty are devoted by this man of outstanding ability and character in aiding and lending ahelping hand to someone who needs guidance and an understanding friend. The faculty members could never find a more cooperative administrator or one that is more willing to assist them in their every need. Because of his diligent efforts the entire student body and faculty members call him Our Principal. tugs 0l7g i .Dx L., ?. 7. A: FLOYD BYNUM MELBA CAGLE Shop Glrls Coagh Crafts Envllsh RAMONA HENRY GLEN CUNNINGHAM HISLOTY Band Envhsh if CLETA FRYAR PAUL PEARCE CLARA HOELDTKE Enghsh D1Str1but1ve SCIENCE Educ at1on Ch I CQ v RAYMOND MATTINGLY I-IENRYETTA SANDS WILLIE DICKERMAN M. L. MASSEY Math I-Iomemaking English Math Coach Home and Family Math Coach Life 'W .Ji Z K- . ,I 1 x H4 x l NEWTON LEWIS Agrlculture -5' fgx Y l, 4 FRANCES KELSEY NINA DAVLIN KENNETH SHACKELFORD Commercial Boys and G1r15 Homemak1ng K' MYRTLE EARLY VIRGIL E RAHN Counselor Algebra Enfrllsh DAVIS PAUL TALIAFERRO Gove rnment Agrlculture IN 4- ELIZABETH YOUNG E C LEMONS ANN ROBERTSON NORWISTA WILLIAMS L1brar1an SCICHCS Secretary Nurse Choral Dnvers Educat1on ,Q ff . 'S Qs. Presldent of the Student Body Gall Wood elected by the Student Counc1l as the1r presxdent IS the leader gu1de and servant of all she represents In a school such as ours sho acts as a buffer between adrnmlstratlon and students Gall 15 the Ch1ef ho ste s s ofthe school and w1th the a1d of the Student Counc1l plans and dxrects all programs and assembhes ' - . '-, ns. ' ' ,st i Pi .f I-'. L N 5 v :Lf- . A V . , O ' I 1 J . . , , V . ' ' ' 1 1 TUDE T CDUNCIL OFFICERS PRESIDENT --------------- Gail Wood VICE-PRESIDENT --------- Temple Tucker SECRETARY --------- Carolyn Scarborough TREASURER Pattl Mattmgly REPORTER Donna How1e The Student Counc1l whlch IS composed of the presldents of each class and a boy and a U1 rl representatmve from each class IS the governmg body of the students It s dut1es 1nc1ude settllng controvers1al que st1ons and d1scuss1n0 poss1ble add1t1ons or 1mprovements The U roup sponsors the Southern School Assembhes the plannmg of 1nsp1rat10nal and entertammg assembly programs and takes the lead 1n all school act1v1t1es aiAf STANDING Davld Stephens Mr Rahn Sponsor M1ke Se1tz. Dean Moore SEATED Carolyn Hall Donna How1e Temple Tucker Carolyn Scarborough Ga1l Wood Patt1 Mattmgly Wade Dyer Io R1chardson James Cantwell . . Y . . , . o V ' , D - U , A i F of A K A75 .. Q, . -I . al K V 4 , y I ' 1 - 1 Q I . I ' I 1 . v I Y ' ' ' 1 n ' v ' J CLASS ES 'Q ' G1 1 Wood Pre sxdc nt ENICRS SENIOR CLASS OFI' ICERS Robe rt Karstete Treasurer Terry Randolph Vice -President Carole Slaughte r Secretary ii aw Q'aUo 'ufaa avi ami JWLMJ JACKIE AIRINGTON-Tall, lanky, and good-natured are the adjective s best describing Jackie. He took his brother's place in school as an easy-going person with many friends. Jac kie is a hard working member of the basketball team and senior class. DAVID ANDERSON-Doesn't study much, but does he care ? His cute smile will get him there. From his speech flows pure wit. MILTON ANDRESS-Milton is a plodder, but after all, it's the to rto i se who won the race. He staunchly supports Bowie High School by doing his bit. VICTOR BAKER-An enthusiastic manager of the football squad and Vice President of the Travel Club. He is good- natured, amiable, and can really drive a tennis ball. IVON BENNETT-A carefree boy whose wit and humor make him welcome in any crowd. Nothing attemptedg nothing doneg just a good time and plenty of fun. RICHARD BISHOP-In his small body is a mighty mis- chievous spirit. He thoroughly enjoys life and spends a great deal of time in a place called The Office. ANN BOWMAN-A dark-eyed cutie with a bubbling per- sonality. Always seen with a ready smile for everyone. Annwill long be remembered as one of the high stepping majorettes of the band. BETTIE IO BROOM-She will make her ma rk and friends in life, just as she has in Bowie High School. Bettie Io is well poised, with a mind of her own. LA JUANA BURGETT-She possesses aquiet sort of man- ner, but there is lots behind the quietness. Everywhere she isjust Burgett --friendly,cheerful, and an earnest worker. WANDA BURRIS-A quiet, dainty little girlwho ranks high in scholastic honors. Wanda is very ambitious and ready to lend a helping hand to everyone. JOHN CARVER- Frog is an efficient expert in the art ofconserving energy, idling away the happy school years. His interest centers around dribbling a basketball. IIMMY COOPER-You could look down at the goal line at any ball game and there you would almost always find Buzz, Jimmy is mischievous, but a hard working member of the senior class. He will really be missed in athletic circles next year. EDNA Rl-IE CORDELL-A beautiful blonde-but not a dumb one!! Edna Rhe is an outstanding homemaking worker, serving as local president, and Area V. song leader. She was our lovely Homecoming Queen. IO ETTA DIMOCK-T ac tfulne s s is one of Io Etta's greatest traits. She is a very untiring worker who is always around when needed. JAMES DOUGHTY-James is a po s s e s so r of many talents, but topping the list would be a successful Travel Club president, He is a distinguished vocalist and has lately developed a new talent---art. DEAN DYER-No matter where you meet her, there is always a friendly smile to greet you. She is an enthusi- astic basketball pla ye r who really enjoys the sport. Deana did an excellent job la st year as our class treasurer. HELEN EVANS-Helen is as immovable as the Rock of Gibralter when she wants to be. She finds girl's athletics enjoyable and participates whole-heartedly in all of them. FRANCES FOSTER-Frances is a girl of numerous abilitieswith Business Manager of the Annual Staff rank- ing the highest. She take s part in many of the school activities and does more than her share for the senior class. SHIRLEY CANDY-Shirley is a Cute little senior with a winning way. She has been a member of the band for 3 years, serving as secretary of this organization in 1952- '53. As the treasure r of the Travel Club, it is her responsibility to collect the dues. WILMA HALFORD-Wilma hails from Sunset. She has a wonderful personality and is well liked by everyone. She thoroughly enjoys studying and ranks English as one of her favorite studies. f MARIE HENSON-AlthoughMar1e is a quiet individual SAM HALL JR.-The boy who knows how to make riends without making enemies. His words are few, but his thought s are many. Sam has spent a great deal of his spare time gathering paper for the Travel Club. LOUIS HARDEMAN-Louis has been our band president for 3 years. He is also first trombonist and a member of the Travel Club. Louis is well liked by all of his fellow classmates. VIRGINIA HARRIS-Blessed with blue eyes and blonde hair, and a host of friends. Virginia can furnish the brains as well as the work for almost anything. she has apleasant personality, and is always willing to help when called upon. xNn VALDON HICKEY-Valdon is a good guy who likes tojoke a lot, One thing about him, he doesn't waste much time for studies. .TIMMY HICKMAN- Cad as we know him is a star in track. Work fascinates himg he could sit and watch it all day, BEN HILL-The school coulun't get along without Benny. He is an outstanding basketball and football player, who is always seen with his gal. GERALDINE HOELDTKE- Gerry is a rare combination of beauty and intelligence. Pleasant to work with, and one who does well whatever she attempts. J'. W. HUTCHENS-An enthusiastic member of the band. A good natured fellow who supports his class and is always eager to please everyone. LU ANN JOHNSON- Ludy is atalented musician, and is solo sax player in the band. She is the only member of the class who is both teacher and student. In her spare time, she has a class in piano. ROBERT KARSTETER-Ro b e rt is a v e r y versatile person. He is interested in sc ienc e, mathematics, and photography. Robert is a member of the band, and spends his spare time in the bank. C. H. KIRBYHA dark-eyed, handsome fullback of our Iackrabbit team. C. H. is shy, until you get to know him, and then he is tops. VIRGINIA SUE LAMKIN-Quiet, but when she is needed, Q she is always there. She is an exceptionally good student and obviously enjoys her studies. L I I 1 ROBERT LIGGETT-He is goo d natured, but very mis- chievous. The freckles on his face are like the number of friends--too many to count. PEGGY LONG- Peg is one of the tenor drummers who can really twirl those sticks. She is a cute girl and has afriendly personality. Peggy quite often favors the class with a giggling solo. PATTI MATTINGLY-An intelligent and attractive blonde, who has a way that makes her a favorite among friends. She takes part in many school activities and makes good grades. Pat is the editor of the .l'ackrabbit, and is faithful worker in the senior class. TERRY MORGAN-A promising young statesman whose hobbies are football and Hereford Breeding. Success should be his! CLIFFORD MCCRAW- Oh those girls are after me again! I'll hide among my studies. A grand person whose chief interest centers around football. He is a four year letterman and is a leader on the field as well as in his classes. mates, and is always ready with a big grin for every- one. MARY MCGANNON-A gal th at will never forget her friends--and oh, how many she does have! Mary is a person who has really been missed in our halls. L. B. MCDONALD-L. B. is well-liked by his class- if L A JERRY RANDOLPH-A cannon cracker and live wire! He makes lots of friends with his smile and jokes. TERRY RANDOLPH-Known as Mr. C unningh a m ' s assistant, Terry is an outstanding player of the tuba, and a member of the Wichita Falls Symphony. He is also Vice President of the senior class. DUANE REYNOLDS- Poogin ---- He shifts his brain to neutral and lets his tongue idle along. For further information, see Mrs. Henry! PRENTISS RHYNE- Work may be the greatest gift of man, but it's getting stale to me. Prentiss is the wise-c racking senior who keeps things l aughing l y rocking along. He doesn't spend time for studying, but does find time to devote to playing football. BETTY GALE MCI-IAM-A membe 1' of the Annual Staff. Her sweet ways enable her to make many friends. She is a very reliable and co-operative worker who is appreciated by all. BETTIE NEWSOM-Bettie doesn't say muc h, but knows how to get along without it. She is a member of the D. E. Club,and is one of the few seniors who hasalways attended Bowie Schools. JAMES OVERSTREET-T he re is ne ve r a dull moment when J'. O. is around. He is an enthusiastic member of the D. E. Club. BILLY PROCTOR-Behind Billy's quiet, shy manner there is really a mischievous little character. Billy's motto: Fun before studies. IEAN RICHARDSON-A package of dynamite, who gets a big bang out of life. She is an outstanding athlete and is a perfect embodiment of school spirit. LAWANA ROBERTS-Since coming to Bowie High School from Arkansas, Lawana has won many friends by her enthusiasm and co-operative spirit. NEVELINE SCROGGINS-A very pl e a s a nt person from Sunset who keeps her thought s to herself, but we know they are many. LENA IO SCRUGGS-A member of the quiet group. She has a sweet disposition and is admired by everyone. Lena Io is a diligent worker who is a valuable asset to the school. ,ks CAROLE SLAUGHTER-Quiet studious d l 1 always ready to do anything for others Bashful a times, and yet she has a personality that makes every one her friend. .TIM PAT SMITH A whiz in math and science and a expert at hand lettering Jim Pat is also a member c the football team BOBBY STAMBOUGH Heha s an infectious grin th betrays a pleasing personality Reliable on the foot ball field and off! CHARLES STAYTON A bashful football player whos features make you turn for a second glance Gawk keeps all the girls in a dither ALTA IO ST. JOHN-Is an indispensible basketball player who finds time to make A's. CORA STEPHENS-It has been said that ability plus am- bitionwilltake one far. An ambitious girl like Cora Mae should hit the top. RICHARD STEWART-Under this quiet e xte rio r lies a heart that is pulsating with ambition and love. A modest fellow who has set a g o al in life for himself and will probably roach it. IEANETTA STONER-Give her half a chance and she will be your friend. Successful in everything she undertakes. Qfflifff , I . SIDNEY THREET-Consistancy is the greatest of his virtues. A good student with an amiable personality well liked by everyone. PATRICIA TUCKER- Froma little spark may burst a mighty flame. To know Pat is to love her. TEMPLE TUCKER- Slats, the tall tree-top terrible te r ro r of Texas, on the basketball court that is! A lovable gent who will long be remembered as one of Bowie's All Time Greats. RETA YERBY VANBEBBER-The one member of the Senior class who has been able to combine school duties with domestic. KATHLEEN WATKINS-She has many fine qualities, but chief among them is dependability. She is so quiet that you are taken all unaware by that humorous twinkle in her eyes. ROBERT WHITE-A talented and well-liked member of our class--Stellar b a s ke tb a ll man. Robert is an expert driver--having won state recognition in a driving rodeo sponsored by the Jaycees. ROBERT WILLETT-A person who is easy to know--yet hard. His interest's are directed toward Agriculture. BETTY WILLIAMS-A vivacious cheerleader for Zyears. Betty is full of bounce, pep, and enthusiasm for life. DAVID WINN As changeable as Texas we athe r but each change only makes us like him more. EULENE WINTON-To know her is to love her. This classycutie is able to make her own clothes. A home economics expe rt who will make some lucky man a fine wife. BILLY WOOD-Short in stature, but tall in character, Billy is one of the nicest guys in school. Everyone's friend. GAIL WOOD-Know s what she c an do and does it-- which is practically everything. Gail is an honor-- bringing Drum Major of the band, h aving won Out- standing Drum Major of the 1953 Enid Festival. The original Miss Personality, who has been a leader all th rough school, serving as capable president of the senior class and student body. The great day when the Senior rings arrived! and an industrious young lady. M, CLAUDETTE YARBROUGH-she appears very quiet and retiring, but those who know her re alize she is a very friendly 4,14 Members ofthe annual staff in Austin attending the clinic sponsored by the Steck Company. Those busy little bees on the annual staff. J U IOR JUNIOR CLASS Dav1d Stephens Presxdent Rlchard Bradley V1ce Pres1dent N Carol Ann Sm1th Jack1e Bo dsto y n Secretary Treasurer A s e OFFICERS Q ,T 'B' i9 ,. P'--x fi-x ,cisp- 'ff' RICHARD BARKER JOAN BAXTER R1ch Snooky DARELI.. BELCHER The K1d .TACK BOYDSTON Iackle IERRELL BENNETT BETTY BERRY Tubby Betts1e BOYD CANTRELL ELDRIDGE CHAFIN California Chafie LEO BELL Sonny I ffifmaffmaflaxi RICHARD BRADLEY Poostus LORETTA DAVIS GENE DORMAN Reita Mack INEZ EDGERTON Nez BILLY GALLIA W1l11e PAUL FARMER FREEDA FORD P111 Freeda Bug BILLIE FAYE ELLIS B111 ji' I - FRANCES HACHTEL MANUEL HALL Rickie Moe WANDA GREEN Gertle RAY HARGROVE BILLY DON HARRIS Hargie Cotton Q EARNEST SAM HEARD Hambone X 5' 4 5 I X .ft I VERNON HENNING ' 'Poncho' ' VIRGINIA HENSON R. I... HEUGATTER Cissy Alligator 15- BOBBIE JEAN HICKMAN Jean SUE HILBURN ' 'Suzie ' ' 1 ' NL I JEAN HOFFMAN DONNA HOWIE Ta1mo Drummer O' I i RONAL JONES Percy A C MILLER A C JANICE JACKSON Brown Eyes NELCINE HUDDLESTON Cinie HERSCHEL KIMBROUGH JIMMY KISTLER Dxrty Mac Comrade GEORGE KEY Gorgeous George ANN MITCHELL Anne SJ! 5 be CURTIS MONROE HENDERSON MOORHEAD Klrt Buddy RONNIE MORRIS FRANCES MORTON mROnln nnF.J 1v 3 U WAYNE MCCONNELL tlDudeI V ROBERT MCINTYRE LORNA SUE MCLELAND Bobby Lornie . , pr, SHIRLEY MCLENDON llMaC VI B F- MARY TUCKER BILL PROBASCO Tucker Pro RHEA FAYE MCCLURI lipuneyli 1 IU' IRETA OVERSTREET llRetlI SHIRLEY ROGERS Snooky D. I. RATER WANDA RHYNE D, J, P1'iSSi6', JOHNNY RICHARDSON DORIS RICHEY John Henry Chris r f JOE RICHARDSON Jody Blonde M K , N1 J'. D. ROACH Hot Shot 4 . VALDEVA ROTH CHARLES SHURTLEFF Pecos George EDNA ROTH llEddy!O 1jg,,,n 3155 E 1 ,D SUE SMITH Janie IOHNNIE SHYTLES CAROL ANN SMITH Pedro Punchy is ROBERT SPEAKE DAVID STEPHENS l1Bobll III-Ienryii WELDON SMITH Wind Wagon MELVIN STONER --Mew' LOQUIETA TIMS MARGIE WALKER Quieter Marge HORACE THOMPSON I lHose1l BARBARA WHITE Sue AUBREY WINTON Aurb HELEN WELCH NELVA IO WELLS J'oyce L1ttle Io Ll CARROLL WINN FREDA WINSETT Baby Carroll Pearl MONTE YowELL --Bobo BILLY WHITECOTTCN Cotton 13 i' RUTH ANN WRIGHT Rufus Not Pictured Joe Richey Donald Schell Curtis Wells Donald Hail SGPHGMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OE BICERS M S W 1? ' Betty Polk Sec retary Q-in-1 L-1--1 111- il-1 11-1 4 S DOROTHY AGEE GLENNA ALSUP WAYNE ANDREASON ALLAN ANTHONY JAMES BEASLEY bb QD- DARLENE BELCHER DONALD BENNETT CHARLENE BENTLEY GLENDA BROOKS WALTER BRANDON Q' I' GARY BROWN BILLY JOE BROWNING PAULA BYROM NANCY CARPENTER JOY CHRISTOPHER A n 1.-HA Ag.: W ' - ' , ' Dkf: '?' y . Q ' J , f ' X' ' V X g - S' ge ij A '4 - A A J , '-VL ' ' 1' 1 if x T N 9- Y' If :J Us-.away I I. Y 31 I A ADELINE CLARK THOMAS CLAYTON RAYMOND CLEMENT RAYMOND COVINGTON LYNN COX MILTON DIMOCK MELBA DORMAN DOROTHY EANES BETTY EVANb BOBBY EVANS VIRGINIA r OSTER CATHERINE FULLER DONNA CANDY BOBBY GARDNER LEON GARRETT 'Y S-Q' F X I ' yvffi' W .zdr H Af f . y . ,, U I N'-in . C- S ., , 1' ' ' I ' , 5 4 N 5 . 2 Q' . ' 'VL N hai if Q0 O oo 0' M' ' 099' I Q OO' a., .I CHARLES GIFFORD JIMMY GILES JO ANN GILL EDWARD GILLILAND ANETTA GUSTON QQ BILLY HANKINS CHARLES HICKEY ARCHIE HICKS JIMMY HIGGS JERRY HILL SHARON HILL JANELLE HOFFMAN BILLY HOLT PAT HOWARD GLENDA HOWIE NORMAN INGRAM SUE JACKSON DUSKY JOHNSON DOYLE KEY THELMA KING BOBBIE KNISELY MAX LATHAM DELLA LAWYER EMILY LOVE MARILYN LOVEALL PAUL MARTIN CARROLL MILLER DONALD MOORE DALE MONROE JOHNNY MCCARTY 3 fix I Q - x ' !, . I E' V' xf V -A 9 F I , X I 4 I X MILDRED MCCRAW RUTH MCINTYRE BOBBY MCLENDON .TANE MCNATT KENNETH NEWBERRY K RICHARD NORED VEDA O NEAL REBECCA ORTON ELAINE PETTY MARGARET PHILLIPS C' ? ELOISE PITTMAN BETTY POLK KENNETH POLK MAXINE PRATER VIRGINIA QUALLS W- t 1 . ,- JR S- -' + 5 ,A I 1 b X I . , xx , - ff' A I I I if A ' I , 5 V XG A ' I ' 1' I 4 gh EDWARD RAUE WILBA REDIN CHARLES ROACH LAWANA ROBINSON MARY ROPER 1 RONNIE RUCKER DANNIE SCALES CAROLYN SCARBROUGH I W SCRUGGS MIKE SEITZ. MARGIN STOVEALL KATHRYN SULLENGER BILLY SULLIVAN WILBER ST JOHN RITA TAYLOR Hb 5' F f , g, 1' I A 5 1 , 3 I I 2 If 1 NX I 'V 13 ,L '- s xl-'v h, is 't 6 X V. 6. I I g A 1 Y ' .- ' 'fig MAGGIE THOMPSON ARNOLD TIMS IUANETTE TROUT IACK WALLER MILDRED WELCH Thomas Armstrong Dale Brooks Ixmmy Ha11 Dean Moore FRE HME FRESHMAN CLASS Wade Dyer Presldent OFFICERS Gregory Underwood V1ce Pres1dent Betty Watts Sue Walker Sec retary Treasurer w 1 X v . , U . ' .' ',' v... .,' I V Q A l X . S, F. I.: xr ' ' . Vp ' I , 0 ' 1 - 'Q . -1 , Q X . 0 N ' D .Ir v n . , .i-,e , 1-- . 10 w ifi T 1f A 1 La A--4 ' .3- , Y , . f . fr- ' 4 ' , for You 5 AF. 'Ui If 'M 0' ' Cb .4-all GEORGE BLACKMON LINDA KAY BRADFIELD ALYCE BRADSHAW NELTA BROOM VICKI BROWNE JEANNIVE BYRD SUE CANTRELL JAMES CANTWELL BENNY CARVER I5 JOHNNY AGEE JANE ANDERSON BETTY ANDREASON JOANN ANDRESS GEORGE BAKER NORMA BAKER FRANCES BARKER JAMES BAXTER GLEN RAY BEGLEY Q 5 aaa GARY GENE FARMER ANN FARRELL FLOYD FORD MARLENE FREEMAN TIMMIE GIFFORD BARBARA GRAY PATRICIA GRISGBY DON GUY SI-IERMA SUE HACHTEL 5 V ,fl -r si K 5585 '- I . , B- 'Il Lad :IL 1 f F .9,. f- i 1 I AM' ,- - R J ,- , VI, VL. A I KENNETH HOPKINS JIMMY HOWIE BOB HYDEN SUE .IONES PAULA IOPLIN MAURICE LANDERS CHARLES LAWYER ANNA PEARL LEE LA NELLE LONG M-. 3.1 35' CAROLYN HALL MONICA HANCOCK RONNIE HANKINS SUE HARRIS PATSY HIGH LAVAN HILBURN JAMES HILL GENEVIEVE HOELDTKE DEANNA HOLLOWAY G.. . 9 5: A All ww ' --af. X.. 2-,af fa.-J, Q.-X 5 EDDIE PITTMAN SUE PRECISE GLENNA PREUNIGER AUDY REDIN EVERTT REYNOLDS LOUISE ROACH CLIFTON ROBBINS RONNIE ROBICHEAUX JACKY ROMINE ! A I ...fu 4 'Qv . Inj M ing I QU CERRY MIDDLETON DON MOORE CARROL MORGAN COLEEN MORTON CONROY MCDANIEL CARLA MCDONALD NANCY ORTON FRANCES OVERSTREET SANDRA PARKS ,Y-I -41 ,534 B. ION MIKE SMITH DAVID STALLINGS BARBARA STEPHENS .TIMMY STEPHENSON NANCY STUBBS TED SWIFT JACKIE SUE TAGE GLENNA TUCKER BESSIE UNDERWOOD CAROLYN ROSINBAUM LINFORD ROTH I. H. SCRUGGS DUANE SHELTON MARIE SHRUM ELAINE SIFFERMAN HAL SINCLAIR DAVID SMITH DON SMITH '11 N P EARL WOOD J'O ANN WOOD BARBARA YOUNGBLOOD .04 me . .srl 5. iv ,- 6: . .. 31752. I 22:2 d N' J ,N W3 v'A I- In Memoriam JOE EARL WHITECOTTON - Joe, as we knew him, wa s a cute little fellow, with a cute little smile, and everyone who knew him loved him. No one can express how we miss his familiar smile. Every member of the Freshman Class feels his absence. J'oe's favorite subjects were those in Agriculture. He loved animals and liked to work with them, .Toe had innumerable friends, and his class will always c he r i sh his memory. 6. ,dnhv GREG UNDERWOOD DONALD UNGER SUE WALKER BETTY WATTS ROGER WEATHERFORD JOY WHITAKER TROY WHITAKER BARBARA WINN .TERRY WINNINGHAM jg. x JAMES ZET FEATURES I: lll lll lll lll lll lll tl use use can are one as is fsfz1ffQ T'7'f'?T'7T?TTT'T'TT ?'iiQ'qq T6 tw t t .Txrwuluzxrululu25nuUq:gIwl1rup1r'-,3r I: 41: 1 I Q I' Q' 3' 1 , - JE f Q' IX: ' k' h ,.,I ' I 4 1.1. I , Q I. V V 1 . , I If 2 Q' l:.: I :Q,' Q 2 I I Q Q l l l I I l qi. t Q l Pu I I ' Q Q 1 I I Q I Q I Q' I: :gif 313' :Q y :Il I' ' Q' ':1: , :QI 5 Q- O I nz l, l,., , ' Q. I: 1 b :tal I -- sl Q Q ' ' n 4, s ' l 222, 4512. - - .. .. 'ii' 4? 4? 45 Q Q Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 Q Q Q Q Q 1 0.5 E, Cl LLEEJ2 t'wit?T 'i'Y7TTiW T 7 - - ' iiiiihiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiif'u .1 use one can use are ass' 3 ZLLW fFJ,Q.M.L.LL I? 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'lfsafg fwlilii Kawai DlStFlbUtlV6 Education CQML JM, ,JJ..,7bb, GOVERNMENT V1CtOT Bake r CHORAL Iame S Doughty ATHLETICS Carol Ann Sm1th 6, fwe fwfz GOOD MANNERS Robe rt Karstete r ,rf T' if 1' w GOOD MANNERS ANNUAL Patt1 Mattmgly ATHLETICS IOURNALISM Manuel Hall OMILE fy 50 oof T VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE B111y Wh1tecotton COMMERCIAL Betty Io Broom X DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION SCIENCE Ronme Morns HISTORY C arole Ann Slaughte r 1 HOMEMAKING Edna Rhe Cordell BOYS' HOMEMAKING Maurice Landers if I Ks BAND Te rry Randolph MATH Sidney Threet V CRAFTS Dusky Johnson ENGLISH Alta Io St. John SHOP Kenneth Hopkins s 'ii' MISS Edna Rhe Cordell rexgns as 1953 Homecommg Queen Jo Wells brmgs anotherhonor to Bow1e I-hgh School IO FSCGIVGS her red C3l'n3t10flS She was chosen as beauty from among cand1dates from the var1ous schools who attended the Bowxe Inv1tat1ona1 Tournament Q Cl S Q 9 - -Av. V 'Qi K5 4 K ' IQ . A 'T 'Q 1 M , r V f'-Iv ws L' , I A f Q W A l 5- V ,z 2 , e 3' f , e e g , 41 Q 17 5. - 3 '-t ' '- :rs M 97iF1afWQ If s J r 4 ,. S. Robert White W a s C row ne d King of Twirp Week by Gail Wood in a Cerernony which closed Twirp Week. Other Candidates we re: Ben Hill and Betty Williams, .Tohnny Carver and Ann Bowrnan. from the co captains .Tlrnmy Cooper and C H Gray 1954 Basketball Queen Klrby i ,ff K l Sue Jackson, Football Queen, is receiving a kiss Temple Tue ke r crowns Barbara as., AlI'c' .1- 5,1 , -mx K, Vs an-, is '- Y x sv .Q?Q, el ,. vaf, .Vg I PHOTOGRAPHERS Manual Hall Robert Karstete r Jackrabbit Staff Patti Mattingly . , ....... EDITOR Willie Lee Dickerman .... SPONSOR Frances Foster ......... BUSINESS MGR These boys are kept busy trying to record 1n pictures all the act1v1t1es of the school X ..,, R LAYOUT WORK lx .4-r 1 Trim mount clean This 15 very important 1n the make up of annual copy ' . -3: s ',. i , y ' r ' -5- .-- V , .,. f,, '-r 3 I 1' 'Q 1 .- A K 1 .1 , - -A 4--L. fs .,. A --- :...p,tg.y . ,.- .-.,, Y ,',':fw V .. x -. U I I 5 A . 5 up 'l:l ,- .5 , 2. I it 4 1 , . . . . . - 5 TYPISTS Ann Bowman Kathleen Watkms Lu Ann Johnson JJ SALESMEN These people sell an nuals sell boosterads and work 1n concessxon stands T 1u.. -s5,.,A..h X T' :Ax b...:-Q-Q1 iw 'Q LAYOUT WORK QWTEQZQQF-f Q., Maroon and Whlte Sta S 1? 'Ls NH n 1,5 ll ,,,,f' Manuel Hall Reta Vanbebber Loqu1ta T1ms Ann Bowman Ioan Baxter Lu Ann Johnson Mr Pearce THE MAROON AND WHITE STAFF REPORT ERS Manag1ng Ed1tor Busmess Manager Advert1s1ng Manager C1rcu1at1on Manager Exchange Ed1tor Muslc Ed1tor Faculty Adv1sor .To an Baxter Gene Hoffman Sue Smlth Ruth Ann Wrwht Nancy Carpenter Annetta Guston Thelma K1ng Ela1ne Petty Edna Rhe Cordell and Betty Wllhams ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY ' Initiation of the new members of the Na- tional Honor Society. 'J v N SW 'QE Sldney Threet Sue Lamkxn Terry Randolph James Doughty Mxldred Welch Carolyn Scaxboroucfh Edward Raue J1m Pat Sm1th Gaxl Wood Patt1 Mattmgly Carole Slaughter Thelma Kmg Juanette Trout Lorna Sue McLendon M11dred McGraw Frances Foster Pat Howard Janelle Hoffman Sharon H111 B11ly Hank1ns Max1ne Prater Charles G1fford Doyle Kee Raymond Clements Max Latham Anetta Guston Donna Gandy Melba Dorman V1rg1n1a Foster Nancy Carpenter Paula Bryom Robert Karsteter Nelva Jo Wells Chfford McCraw Manual Hall Dor1sR1chey Inez Edgerton Ruth Ann Wr1ght Kathleen Watkms Gerald1neHoeldtke V1ctor Baker Wanda Burns Lena Scruggs Jean R1chardson and Alta Jo St John N' r W lt 7' IA . I V' . 2 W S . -2- , ' v V 1 A Q. 1 ,X V -t, -0' . ' ' ' . , 7' Q t . ' ' J ' - 1' Y ' . 5 ,. A ' ,-A5 'j., . , . .X Q ' .- , gmt, -- .. - 1 .. -----Y 1 'af- ' . ,-, A I, ,j -f. K I -- ' , I ' Y-N 'O Y ' ' 'A ' . ' 'V I 1 1 1 1 s . Q 9 Y I Y 7 I I , I Y Y I I I I I Y I Y I I I I I I I I I I I I Y I I I I I I J ' I SEPTEMBER Nocona Rodeo and Parade Falr Booster Tr1p W1ch1ta Falls Rowd1es Game Cakewalk Montague Rodeo and Concert Electra Football Game M1neral Wells Football Game Half T1me Show North Texas OCTOBER E IOR BA D CALENDAR OF EVENTS NOVEMBER Graham Football Game M1dwestern Homecommg Parade Nocona Football Game Marchmg Contest W1ch1ta Falls Concert Band F1rst Jun10r Band F1rst Decatur Football Game Reg1onal All State Band Try Outs Frances Morton All State Bassoon Carolyn Scarborough All State Clarmet Thanksg1v1ng Assembly vs Ar1zona State Handley Football Game Dlamond H111 Football Game DECEMBER Texas State Fa1r Cotton Bowl Jacksbo ro Football Game Telev1s1on Program W1ch1ta Falls Sw1ng Band Chamber of Commerce Banquet Laner1 Football Game m NHS Ll F1fSt Row Second Row Th1rd Row Fourth Row F1fth Row fLeft to R1ghtlThelmaK1ng Ann Farrell Barbara W1nn Greg Underwood Patsy H1gh V1rg1n1a Foster Darlene Belcher C a rolyn Scarborough Charlene Bentley R1chard Stewart Nancy Carpenter J1mmy H1ggS Rebecca Orton Jack Waller Ann Bowman Kathleen Watkms Ga1l Covey Edna Rhe Cordell E1a1ne Petty Barbara Gray Glenda HOW1e Reta Taylor Frances Morton Janlc e Jackson Edward Raue Betty Evans Janelle Hoffman Dorothy Dodsworth Genev1eve Hoeldtke Annetta Guston Robert Wh1te Adel1ne Clark Freda W1nsett Carroll W1nn Ernest Heard MOHICB Hancock Ga1l Wood Catherlne Fuller Mar1lyn Loveall Pattl Mattlngly Jack1e Sue Tage Sue Harr1s Mary Tucker Paula Joplmg Lu Ann Johnson Bobby Gardner, Leon Garrett B1lly Holt, B1ll Caudle, Ronn1e Rob1cheaux, Alyce Bradshaw, J W Hutchms, MBUTICC Landers, Juanette Trout, Sharon H1ll, James Doughty, Terry Randolph, Ronme Rucker, Charles G1fford, George Blackmon, James Cantwell, Dav1d Stephens, Ray Hargrove, Rlchard Bradley, Jerry H1ll, Robert Karsteter, LOUIS Hardeman Sue Cantrell, Wanda Rhyne, Donna HOWIS, Sue Smlth, Shlrley Gandy, Duane Shelton, Ronnle MOTPIS, W1lburn Yarbrough, Benny Carver, Peggy Long , f gt , Qlfi .',. T , 1 S ,-.' -2 , 11- r ' 5 - A , ? 'Q ' fl F F iz- . t , , 3 . 3 C Q 5 , 3 Q ei .ABT 'V -3 i I l A , . I I Y I I . I I . 1 J I 7 I f ' : . ! I 3 7 1 D I I I J . 3 I I I 9 l I I I I . I I ' I DRUM MAJOR JANUARY ' Sight Reading Gail Wood FEBRUARY ' Baylor University Band Concert ,Q All State Band, Choir, Orchestra - Dallas V MARCH X, gf Assembly X ,Y lr if fy' Negro Minstrel M APRIL V Q 1 ClIlI1iC ,f ATN 1 , I if x Mcxiski - Woodwinds D - Midwestern University ' Af' . Haynie - Brass North Texas State 1 I Formal Concert l l Soloist Mr .Tohn I-Iaynie Trumpet I l Clinic Mr Leonard I-Iau University of Oklahoma Game sville Circus and Parade Solo Ensemble and Twirling Contest Denton MAY Interscholastic League Band Contest Denton Grand Concert r Band Banquet f ' Graduation Exercisc 1 61N Yflivguy r' if ky NJ X fig QQ-'ind gig Vx S F --su MAJORETTES Qguxts- Ann Bowman Annetta Guston Gail Wood Reta Taylor Frances Morton l I - I - v , . I - . g , YI . . I l , - X if Zi I 5 f . .',4 I . 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Lu Y' ' :M L A 5 . 57 'T 1 i I CHEER LEADERS ,fu-Q Donna Gandy Betty W11l1ams Betty Io Broom Glenda Brooks and Llnda Kay Bradfleld PEP SQUAD -J- One enthus1ast1c and very essent1a1 group durmg the football season was the pep squad Thxs loyal club was m attendance durmg each game to back and cheer the boys on FUTURE HO EMAKERl OF A ai .'T One ofthe eight Homemaking classes are learning the fundamentals of sewing. The Bowie F. H. A. Chapter, with its large membership, was quite an active club this year. They participated in National F. H. A. Week, and raised money for the Area V camp to be built in the near future. Besides being active locally, the group figured prominently in area work. Edna Rhe Cordell, loc al president, was AreaVsong leader during the year, and Carolyn Scarborough w a s elected president of the area for the coming year. surf, 4: 4 ERICA '51 Members ofthe Freshman clothing classes present a style show. N-v , ,L S, X r ggi 1 ' i . ' H 7 The first essential in being a good house- wife is the art of frying chicken. The Homemaking girls prepare and serve the Rotary and Lions Club during Public School Week. W ,l FUTURE 15 ARMERS OF ERICA 3' E ff: M iw! The Grcenhand Offlccrs A NL.. Ir11t1at1on Fun 'YY QL P1Cn1Ck1ng on then' trlp last summer to WISCONSIN I Ne Tia? wk , Ps BOW16'S F F A Chapter 'fo LIBRARY CLUB BackRow Rebecca Orton Mar1lynL0veall Mrs Young Peggy Long Carole Slaughter M1ldred Welch Sue Lampkm Jane McNatt and Frances Foster Front ROW Magg1e Thompson Mon1ca Hancock Nelva .To Wells Paula .Toplm Claudette Yarbrough and Wanda Green The L1brary Club IS an eff1c1ent organ1z.at1onthat 15 an added asset to the l1brary department The members of the group learn how to catalogue and place books as well as to check out books durmg study halls 2 fx. 4 4 4 'Ii u 10. k , . .- ,El . . 1 , , 7,7 , A 1 I N ., W M I ' f, f- , '.. ,. C f ' 2 I I ' I Y Y 1 , . 3 1 , y , - , . Travel Club -sv T 1. James Daughty Presxdent Kathleen Watkms Secretary Robert Karsteter Treasurer V1ctor Baker VICE Presxdent Travel Club offlcers map out plans for thelr post graduate tr1p Q N Members of the club th rough the a1d of scemc movxes engoy a ghmpse of the s1ghts they w1l1 en counter wlule on the1r tmp ' Y' rn. 'I 'fm . L -V 1, -N! xx - gn 4 xi X N l X g , 'f' X! X , K... . 4 . . ' 9 ' . 5 , z ' , ' - ' - ' ll ll ' - ' ' .fs f fi' . ,N .2 bv ' A V ' 7' 4 13 . . K V . Z: ,t - 'N 5 'QQIKL A . r X Y 4 , J U , . X. - . ' 1 y X ' 1 -ar' . l A - Q: I 'V 'x' ' 1 . , 77' P ua! , . . . I . . . . Distributive Education in N gl' 5Q Q, ffl Left to right Kneeling: Johnny Carver, Aubrey Winton, Charles Shurtleff, Richard Bishop, Duane Reynolds, Jackie Boydston, Valdon Hickey, C. H. Kirby. Standing: Lena Scruggs, Wilma Halford, Anna Mitchell, Inez Edgerton, La Juana Burgett, Vernon Henning, Ray Hargrove, Carole Slaughter, Reta Vanbebber, Patricia Tucker, Bettie Newsom, Wands Burris, Shirley Mclaendon, Mr. Pearce, Sponsor. Back row: Bobby Stambaugh, Doyle Kee, J. D. Roach, Robert Liggett, James Overstreet, Ronal Jones, Donald Hail, Darrel Belcher, Wayne McConnell, Horace Thompson, Henderson Morehead. 'T ' V Valdon Hickey helps Amer- 1Ca travel by keeping those gas tanks filled. rs- Nr' a to James Ov h a s leafne , t efsfreet k Shirley Mcclendml 5 S e d woman in akes a mt of hard TVOWS now that if outfit the b9St d r gl'0Ceries arrive in thcerllj before the . om Bowie. 9- SCIENCE CLUB xx' Front Row Aubrey Wmton Ronn1eMorr1s Eulene Wmton M1ss Clara Hoeldtke Mary Tucker Alta Io St John Gerald1ne Hoeldtke Second Row George Baker .Tackwaller I1mPatSm1th Rxchard Barker Valdonl-hckey J' W Hutchms Robert Karsteter Louls Hardeman James Daughty Terry Randolph Thu-d Row Monte Yowell Raymond Covmgton The Sc1ence Club cons1sts of members who are 1nterested 1n furthermg the1r study of sc1ence The c1ubth1s year has spent most of the txme learnmg how to use the varxous projectors xn the Vlsual A1d Room ' f 'Ea ' 3 .. I It fat' . ,N l 1. T x . , b ,g - ,. m A 5 .px T . an ,swf - 7 . ' .mfif Q I T T vs 2 5' -.I Y ' ., . I --- , K C ' . 3 'Q -f A 'l u H-'L' , C , . . x . , ' 5 . l' 'qt 4 l If 'C x ,K .- x .. , K . 3 H XL, Z ' , ' I x l 1 b tn 1 . , . I 1 1 . . 1 . 1 ' 1 - - l J Y I I ' ' : , ' . CHOR L CLU Back Row Lou1s Hardernan Terry Randolph I W Hutchens James Doughty Robert Karsteter and .Tack Waller M1ddle Row G a1l Woo d Glenda HOWIS Annetta Guston Reta Taylor Bobble Kn1sely L1nda Kay Bradf1eld Io Etta D1mock Betty Watts and Norma Sue Baker Front Row Io Ann G1ll Edna Rhe Cordell Ann Bowman Barbara Gray Nancy Orton Rebecca Orton Kathleen Watkms Allce Bradshaw Pat Howard Gall Covey Sue I-Iarr1s Mrs W1ll Young D1rector Patt1 Mattmgly Accompamst The Bow1e I-hgh School Choral Club under the capable d1rect1on of Mrs W1ll Young 15 a very worth wh1le school group Dur1ng the year they part1c1pated 1n observance of Publ1c School Week by pre sentmg an assembly program, and later help1ng the sen1ors w1th the1r operetta 1- 1 f- 1 ' :' fl' 71 Q , S Qui. -- . r- ' - ' . '..:Iu f 41 s I ., . P f 1 T 3 e 1 ag? 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X xx N x 5 X. -4+ i - v-I ' Qx sth: DAX 'vs xii, I u--cd-nn-.-.- llll lliflufill 'VN' Q 1-vvlfcggxlifi 1 100-Q U A ' f' ffl If Jbfgf I 14 4 Ls!'eL .u 'A f1'l4olnl 21 'Axy'F I 1 41 LY fu ' fi!-Lffzaif' -'vi7' ' v fn-151-vu-A 1 94 31' 'M 23-?f5'3'4'f W 'i -if-1.4141 if ' 4.4.41 , rl' Yiiiknimf ATHLETICS FOOTBALL RECORD OF SEASON Bowie 34 - Wichita Falls 9 Bowie Z1 - Electra ze Bowie 12 - Mineral Wells 19 Bowie 7 - Handley Z0 ' ' Bowie Z5 - Diamond Hill 7 Bowie 6 - Jacksboro 264' Bowie 52 - Laneri 0 Bowie 0 - Graham 284' Bowie 7 - Nocona or Bowie Z5 - Decatur 154' 'Conference Games The 1953 Bowie Jackrabbit football eleven was one of the most colorful and popular to ever play in Bowie. Bowie faced a rebuildingjob after losing 17 seniors following the 1952 season that showed 8 wins and Z losses. Senior backs Clifford McCraw, C. H. Kirby and Jimmie Cooper with junior Paul Farmer provided a backfield of four capable operators that gave Bowie five wins in a ten game schedule. Cooper and Kirby established s c o ring records that stand among the high in Bowie High School football history. Cooper chalked up 111 points and Kirby 48 in the 10-game schedule. Paul Farmer scored the most cherished one when he tallied a 6-pointer against Nocona for all the game's scores. McCraw was a hard-hitting blocking back for the ball carriers. Charles Stayton and Clifford McCraw were selected on the all-district eleven and Jimmie Cooper on the Znd eleven. C. H. Kirby received honorable mention for the all-state class AA team. Bowie wins in 1953 were over Nocona, Decatur, Wichita Falls Rowdies, Laneri of Ft. Worth and Diamond Hill of Ft. Worth. Defeats were handed down by Graham, Electra, Mineral Wells, Handley and Jacksboro. The follow ing seniors will be lost by graduation: Jimmie Cooper, C. H. Kirby, Jim Pat Smith, Ben Hill, Bobby Stambaugh, Terry Morgan,Clifford McCraw, David Anderson, Charles Stayton, Prentiss Rhyne, Ivon Bennett and Jerry Randolph. .3 4 f 4, 13 . W14i, 2 , f 3 'if8J.lfg,Lf2.-efg1 ' 1 4,2 lcoie 'EPB'-2413 .9,.,Lu--as-si-emar 21 , 47 Hou Kqq Front Row: Victo r Bake r, Mgr., Paul Martin, J. L. Reynolds, James Baxter, Thomas Clayton, Edward Gilliland, Arnold Tims, Hershel Kimbrough, David Stephens, Gene Dorman, Joe Richey, Richard Bradley, Paul Farmer, Ronal Jones, Mgr. Second Row: Je r ry Randolph, David Anderson, Bill Brobasco, Kenneth Newberry, Leon Garrett, Charles Lawyer, C. H. Kirby, Jimmie Cooper, Charles Gifford, Allan Anthony, Jerrell Bennett. Third Row: Mr. Thompson, Coach Mattingly, Clifford McCraw, Leo Bell, Bobby Stambaugh, Ivon Bennett, T.O.Morgan, Jim Pat Smith, Charles Stayton,PrentissRhyne, Ben Hi1l,Norman Ingram, Raymond Clements, Coach Lemons, Coach Massey. ,. .131 fs: -Wifi?-fs? ' Exim-Q V-..f,ux3..cx . ,v,7-mm.. 6- V ,lay .V .- - xg, 'fr' Q N T7 ff , .ff C. H. KIRBY JIMMY COOPER CHARLES STAYTON Captain - Back Captain - Back Tackle C. H. makes a rush for the goal line in the Laneri game. iff 'TJ' Cf 'ij CLIFFORD MCCRAW PRENTISS RHYNE JERRY RANDOLPH Back Guard Tackle - Guard - y ,. A fl BEN HILL TERRY MORGAN TIM PAT SMITH End End Guard - Tackle McCraw opens 1 .. A BOBBY STAMBAUGH Center up that line by blocking for Cooper in the Nocona game. Wy, DAVID ANDERSON IVON BENNETT Guard Line Backer -rl? Sgr -dl 1 CHARLES GIFFORD LEON GARRETT RICHARD BRADLEY Guard Tackle Back J? -,,1g,..7 7'!l . 44.51 . Bowie evades those tacklers in the game against Jacksboro. -vs A in 'QV' X RAYMOND CLEMENTS PAUL FARMER LEO BELL Back Back Line Backer - L Q Q '1 lb ,S , af .ju-' -1 f 6 Vo' I Wg. n ,Q EQ WJ, Kai 4 ff I., lv L ,pk in 14 Q ff 5: Viv -4.11 n., S. 1 TJ IARRELL BENNETT DAVID STEPHENS GENE DORMAN Guard Tackle Center Guard Who has the ball Bow1e or Decatur? JOE RICHEY BILL PROBASCO Back Tackle I . I . t N D , fy I Q ' 1 1 .. 'T X i a A 1 ' ' ' Ai ' 5: - ' , . . ,-, Q , , 1 XX 'O YA paw. ' X Y ' I - Dy 'Y 1- hi X X N' .12 ttf ., l'H V I f 1 ,1 .1 HERSHEL KIMBROUGH ARNOLD TIMS J'. L. REYNOLDS Back Guard Guard vii Q. E575 I The Rabbits battle the Rowdies for another touchdown. Tj JAMES BAXTER CHARLES LAWYER Guard Back - I WC i sy if ' , , 'aux Q N ii 1 U 95 A , :X N4 . 1' 4 . 7 I ' 1 'N lb ' f ' .4 I X 'K ix i'r5,g .. W ff Q It's nc-ver too cold for the faithful bandsmen. W, A IF? 'l. W fJi xi whit 'W T' I l . . -4 i ,su ' ' 4 ' A 'F 3 1 wi- . X, The bands and pep ' squad lend their support JG .. I . ' -n -Q- Time out for injuries. A Tenge Moment, fi' , -df' g 3' A typical dressing room New Jackets Plenty of action in the Mineral Wells, Electra and Diamond Hill Games JU IOR FOOTBALL TEA QPF E' 3 BIlQ7U USU 76695173 2 7: 3- 'iv Left to R1ghtQ F1rst Row Cec11 Cox Don Sm1th .Tohn M1ke Smlth Monty Cooper R1chard Stephens Danny M111er Donald Unger Don Roland Andy Martm Second Row Coach Sanders Raymond Baxter Carrol Morgan Hal S1nc1a1r Duane Shelton Ronme Hanklns James Cantwell Dav1d Srnxth Gregory Underwood George Blackmon Thlrd Row Gene Coffman Roy Corne11son Gaylord McDonald Don Scroggms J'1m Pat J'effr1es W C Gllbert Wayne Hancock B111 Caudle Dav1d Pr1ddy and Managers B111 Henson andLarry Downlng Q W Rlchard Stephens ta ke s th e ball and he a d s for that goal 11ne Wlth the other Cottontauls clearmg the way BOWIE makes another b1d for a score H- 5 5 . I A T. n 3.-'Tl 1 V . I. -2 I - - , I 7 .T 1 I ' A i bg L01 S lg N I.: X Q' i , H H - 1 f 1 lv 'F ' Ph. if C I J , P , - 5 'J na,-' 1 x gh I 1 A 1:2 N I .- 1.5 s -.R I Y Az 75?,,?i- 65 ai. A Us gn, ,- 171 s-JAG, 1- I. A. r V 9 I nt herb? X K . . Z . , . .I . . , I . , Bowie Bowie Bowie Bowie Bow ie Bowie Bowie Bowie Bowie Bow ie Bowie - Springtown 51 - Springtown 56 - Mineral Wells 43 North Dallas 59 She rman 52 Milby fl-louston 53 Milhy QHouston 42 Sherman 40 Denison 62 Pleasant Grove Graham 51 S ate meet games Bowie 66 BASKET BALL RECORD OF SEASON Bowie 7l - Birdville 53 Bowie 97 - Mineral Wells 50 Bowie 64 - North Dallas 57 Bowie 44 - Childress 26 .Tacksboro 40 W1Ch1ta Falls 56 Nocona 48 Graham 40 Decatur 50 Santo 49 Iacksboro 31 Bowie Bowie Bowie Bowie Bowie Bowie Bowie Bowie Bowie Bowie Bowie Bow e Bowie Box is Bow ie Bowie Bowie Bowie 53 - Bellevue 27 79 - Santo 56 73 - Wichita Falls 55 75 - Nocona 40 Graham Decatur 24 Iacksboro 59 Stamford Hillc rest Blrdville 56 Mount Vernon 55 Childress 37 Bowie 70 Sprlng Branch 40 Bowie High School s Iackrabbits won their fourth consecutive state championship in 1954 in the 34th annual state tournament in Austin The Bowie baskteers also extended their winning streak to 69 games enjoymg two full seasons of play without a loss The 1953 54 season showed a total of 35 wins The all senior start1ng f1V6 th1s season was Robert White John Carver Temple Tucker Jackie Airlngton and Ben H111 Tucker Airington and Carverwere selected on the all state team It was the third all state honor for Tucker and second forJ'ohn Carver Tucker also enjoyed the unprecedended distinction of playing on four state champlonship teams Bowie being the only school ever to accompllsh such a feat 'iff ?' K fy!! e0W1e OW! WW www J 6 6 1 :gif o OW? 57 mil 'fi w ve BOMA' wie WI! owl. is I ... X Tn o f K 4 l 9 lg 1 75X Wh Q --Q f- B I g 'QL rn ff' , aff' if Twig it me Front Row Bobby Gardner Bennie Carver Hershel K1mbrough I D Roach Johnny Richardson Billy Joe Brown1ng Ronn1e Robicheaux Second Row Victor Baker CharlesG1fford Carrol Winn Ben Hill Robert White John Carver Paul Martin Lynn Cox Third Row Wade Dyer Raymond Clements Jackie Airington Temple Tucker Curtis Monroe Max Latham Horace Thompson ' 79 - ' 'X 52 - i 97 - 56 ' 64 - ' j A eo - ' ' jo 47 - ' 65 - ' Y J ' 81 - V r 108 - ' 77 - ' 70 - 83 - 63 ' 81 - ' ' 87 - l ' 85 - ' 52 ' 68 - 44 ' 69 - ' 76 - ' ' - so - ' 5 74 - A 89 - Y ': 1- ' ,f', Q x ' V K . 4 , -1 1 ' ' 2 - , X. ' . 5 1 5 ff'-iff I f '. If E ex X W W, .ef H kbgf 16 .E ' l I ' 9 A , I Z rm 7 87 217 97 ffl Q' 5 I fy l ll w L .LA if Q sr 5 Nr ,T -Q-, em i t Q. - 7 6 S i7n 5 'Q ,- 4 17 , M4 ly T 1 7 it 3 7 1' 5 4 5 f ' 3' X fa f T 2 up or . -, , .W 44 ,X lv :X if U . 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Baker, Roach and Wmn carry on for Bow1e fiffsgxz fx ., N ...EQ ,.,..m a HE, , 5 - . .-1 .2425 .Q :W . 1.-4 Mr-1 ES Vi. S f Q.. K f .. U. ,,,,,. f- fx. W, fn . ,af sk Q Q 25558 sf .cgi A wr. - jf I .az 1.-,aw-f?5 'E Q1 Kimi X, ' 1 . 1 ' X :tl ' 1 ' I A A - V fa fa. E if ' . 1 1 -:Q f H '-f M1 f 7 iff' ,, I Carver dribbles IH for a shot agamst Sherman Tucke r to s se s in anothe r one -I ,,, ...arf--' xx., ' fr? gs .. Airington, Tucker, and Carver make all All tournament team at Wichita meet tournament team at Bowie meet. included Tucker and Carver. , , ci 4-.H . 1 ' 4' Hill receiving regional trophy for Bowie cagers at Denton. Bowie Iackrabbits are banquet guests of Lions Club. fe was N X . -s . xt, X 'Q 'B X A ' Ax X Y' 1 La A.--. T1 Bowie boosters follow the team to Regional. K XZH 'V' A' i -fs' R ,. e' A typical scene at Bowie games. Keeping the bench warm? Hurry boys! Time to get dressed 1 ? fa is ky I lx l 1'-'4' Qgf K f, 2 JU IOR BASKET BALL Seated Kenneth Wmn Bllly Green James Thompson Donald Ray Unger Jon M1ke Sm1th R1chard Stephens Danny Mxller Standxng Grey Underwood Ronme Hankms Max Latham B1lly Geron Monty Cooper Don Sm1th Coach Massey RECORD OF SEASON Non Conference Bow 18 Nocona Bow1e Bellevue Bowle Sa1nt Io Bow1e Ch1co Bow1e Sa1nt I0 W1ch1ta Falls Tournament Bow1e 31 W1Ch1t3 Boys Club 49 Bow1e 18 Petroha Bow1e Bow1e Bow1e Bowme Bow1e Confe rence Graham Decatur Graham Decatur Iacksboro Dec atur Tournament Bow1e 51 Decatur Bow1e Z8 Ch1co Bowme 26 Decatur Z8 ' 35 - 37 ' 26 - 33 ' 49 - 36 ' Z8 - 34 Bowie Z8 - Nocona Z9 Bowie 37 - Iacksboro Z4 . ' 36 - ' 19 n ' 33 - 40 ' 30 - ' Z1 ' 16 - 24 ' 37 - ' 18 ' 31 - 44 . - . . . U Z1 . - . 53 . - . Z3 . 'qs NX -. .bv an .- Q '9' G.A.A. v 7 .vt , .nw Z7 'r' . . sl-J J Q M ii if The Girls Athletic Association, composed of girls interested in intramural sports, enjoyavery busy year. The activities in- clude such sports as swimming, football, softball, basketball, and tennis. - '.,:lf'X.Elx2L l my , ,.,,......f-41.3 ... :Wi 'i ' . ',,iz!2l2eTlEl2 nfsfalig lg? 5 M 'Y ,Figs v E Q ' Q L its 2 An . - QQ., - , .f A Q f Xmiffw. , Mm ,H . Tv' 3 'W in ' Q ' - - x 3' f V H H 'i' ' , A . A- 1 -5' .xl I Lg .. 4, ,N ,Ji if I J I -lliwtsf , .l.. -I. GIRL BASKET BALL Final instructions to the girls by their coach, Miss Cagle. 'S Our girls have shown great improvement this year and have developed into a fine team. For the first time in many years they were district winners. This was due largely to the cooperative spirit and willingness of the girls to train as their coach directed. Carol Ann makes another score against Decatur. H' ALTA JO EVANS Capt. - Guard Capt. - Forward Forward Forward ST. JOHN DEANE DYER JEAN RICHARDSON HELEN ,, If if NELCINE HUDDLESTON CAROL ANN SMITH NELVA .TO WELLS LORNA SUE MCLELAND Forward Forward Guard Guard THE DISTRICT 10 CHAMPIONS Ke: 'WK ' 'Wd' HL... BILLIE FAYE ELLIS SUE JACKSON MILDRED MCCRAW LAWANNA ROBINSON Guard Guard Forward Guard 3 W I I s R. . n , , A 5 X I . , , Q il 'gf ,,, o.,r' A L I I ' S az. 5 F ' V 1 gg A Q I 'X TRAC K L 9243 69352 - ,iff Q 4,5211 -nv Entnes for Track Team ff r..-.--1 'fu 9.44- Wim lf Af--'W' in Raymond ready for shot hurl Prent1ss pract1ces d1scus throw I On your mark, get set, go! kalhtw f?'5I MBHWWM Wa1 W .ww -wav-naar 5 9 V 4 6 EJZIZLQ X snluunnnq e ht W 5 mit, 105 an-4 5 1 f ?' Kneehng Thomas Armstrong Donald Ray Bennett Gary Browne Standmg Bobby Gardner, Dean Moore, V1ctor Baker, Coach Lewxs The 1954 net men of Bow1e I-hgh School agam concentrated the1r efforts on retammg Bow1e's f1ne standmg ln tenrus I , If 'S ' 9, swf'- . y. . 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' f V . : , , . 0.55 CL 3 Flrst Row Ronnle Hankms Donald Ray Unger Gary Farmer Benn1e Carver Hershel Kunbrough Second Row Carrol Wmn Joe Rxchey B1lly Hankms Monty Cooper Joe R1chardson Paul Farmer Ilmmy Cooper Chfford McCraw Bobby McLe1and Thmrd Row CoachMassey I D Roach Johnny R1chardson Edward G1l11land J'ack1e A1r1ngton Wade Dyer Allan Anthony C I-I Klrby Edd1e P1ttman Lynn Cox Paul Martm John Carver N 5 L . A h 1 N l . : . . , V , . , . I Gene Dorman, Ronnie Robicheaux, Ierrell Bennett. : . ' . I . . , , . , , . I . , v . : , ' . , . , . . , . . . ' , , u ' . , . . , y . , 1 SNAPSHOTS M 1 .9 WX' M1ss Hoeldtke and Mr Bynum help Ann enroll Mrs Tahaferro Issumg Books , 'WPT Enrollment Day at B. H. S. ., q .gp 1 . May I have an excuse please? g gl if 'N Q-ai 'A , I L! .. 1 I. it Q 1 l' Q gg is 3- . ' f' ' I 5 7 , , K bf I - What's that boys ? Jaycee 5 Road-E-O wmners were Robert White and Joe Richey lr X c y V - , or First aid put into practice by the Boy Scouts. Is THIS from B. H. S.? 'H-12' Hot coffee! Candy! Pop corn! I R 0 X ---- 1-Y QL-.5 ova X x . i f 'hi' P7 I Say ah!!!! Mutt and Jeff on Parade. han HIDDEN TALENT ? Patti and Robert recewedcood Man Coach Mattmgly takes over the podmm from Mr Curmmgham ners awards from Mr Tahaferro durmg a Chapel program Basketball Queen Co ronat1on a Football Jackets on Parade an- ' '-na. Edna Rhe on TE18V1S1OH' Back stage the N1ght of the Semor Amateur Show Our Tw1r1ers at Attentwn Semor Rmgs? Engagement Rmgs? K 5, , I T' PN , 4 Y, v I , A. 9' ' .x wg' Q 9 .f gl 4 Q I i 0 4 V X W.. I Y .. I X-7' J J , . K L I F N Q l . I -1 I 1 Pi' V Is your birthday cake good, Frances? . p wr w '-if ly . -in A Night Before Tests. S 35 Z-5,-T155-P 1 MQQ ' 5 A M 1 , . Q 5 ., 9 Y , A Rornp in the Snow. -A-,,j Fun on a Sunday Afternoon. rf ' 1 ..,.,f- Guess Who? Posing girls? Bathing Beauties? A Visit to the Capitol. Were they as bad as that, Miss Dickerman?, Paula on Parade. ,V ' Zh 6 J 'Q Scenes from the play CJANGWAY FOR GHOSTS presented by the class of 1953 Q Xxf CAST Back row JIMMIE JONES JOE WYSONG JACK JOHNS KATHRYN HOELDT KE ANNE SPEAKE DAWN STOM DOROTHY SULLIVAN Front row JANE KNIGHT WAYNETURNER KENNETH GRIFFIN PAT TINNEY PATTY SUE HARRIS WILLIAM HUNT and RUTH WOODY THE JR.-SR. BANQUET OF 1953. I gp' Kathleen Watklns, representatwe of theJun1orc1ass recewes the mantle from Mary Armstrong member of the outgomv semors 9' en .1 5 43 'fi 6' i P X I, 'g . I ,' -- X f Y I 1 ', ' M n The-seniors enjoy ' sight seeing in Wash- www. f'YfY LH' I ' 5 -lv GFQIT ington, D. C. 1 .,, ki-f : rf f xg-. ,- 4-gi The sen1ors enjoyed a breakfast at the cap1ta1g1ven 1n the1r honor H., by Convressman Frank Ikard The travelers at St Lou1s and at George Washmgton s home n Mount Vernon u ix. I -,,,'NI'ul4'x , i W , f l E n K I A , i l if , 1 , ' . . 1. 4 .4 . N ' Q Eg X W. X K , L: 1 y ' ' I . B ' 1. F , Q . . 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' rr' ' ' . , i E J X I BOO TERS We would ltkc to 1 xprn ss our xpp1Lc1at1on to the followlng t1rn1s and 1IICl1V1ClLlIlS for thru' LOIItI'1blll.IOl'1S to the 1954 Iackrabb1t Not only haw tht y supported the school f1nanc1ally but Contmuallv, boost It on txt ry occaslon A Ga1n we say thanks for they are the ones who always stand bn h1nd us and help to nuke the School what lt IS .Toe Overstreet Motor Company Snow Cap 607 North Mason Latham s Grocery and Beauty Shop Glenxce s Flowers Flowers for All Occas1ons Patterson s Stud1o and Camera Shop Dodson s Department Store Western Cleaners Trallway Cafe and Bus Statlon Gregory and W1nn Feed Store Jameson Insurance Agency Ferndale Creamery The Style Shop Allen Hardware Sportmg Goods and G1fts Russell s Department Store Slaughter Drug Store Kersey S 5 gl 10 Store Cady s Men Store Wllson Drug Store Walker s Var1ety Store Comphments of Chamber of Commerce Sanltary Barber Shop Morrow s Coffee Shop Best place 1n town to eat Compllments of Glen Sutherland Gr1ff1n s Rexall Drug .Tack Lovette T H Wheeler Real Estate Bud Hall s Beauty Shop Bow1e Grocery Company Gary Nees Lumber Company Cotton s Cafe Jack Hall Serv1ce Stat1on Allen Br M1ller Texaco SQTVICC Stat1on Bow1e T1re and Battery Company Gr1ff1n s Conoco Serv1ce Stat1on J'opl1n Serv1ce Stat1on and Garage Roberts Rad1ator Shop C B Hancock Garage Bow1e Flower Shop Texo Feed Market Cornphments of Cotton Hoffman C D Shamburger Lumber Company O11 Well Mud Company Inc Coy Rathff Jeweler Loveall s Steam Laundry Davld Moyer Motor Company L1gvett Upholstc ry The Eli ctr1c Shop E Scott Avery lwloyer and Dutton Montague Farmers Co op R 8. M Feed Store. Burgess Funeral Home Compl1ments of W1ll1ams Cleaners J' E Brown Furn1turc and Applmnces H F Brooks Furn1turc The F1rst Nat1onal Bank Cox s Sew 1ng Mach1ne Shop Lyon Matthews Lumber Company Un1versal Dr1ll1ng Mud 81 Chem1cal Heard s Hardware Boyd Auto Parts Compl1ments of Farmer s Eat Shop Park Shaw T1n Shop Stephen s Furmture Store Evans Insurance Agency Donald and Donald Attorneys at Law Bennett O11 Company Vlrgle s Beauty Shop W H Stephens Hardware Bow1e Butane Gas Company S1mmon s Cafe Welcomes You McPherson Lumber Company Bow1e Motor Company POnt13C Sales and Serv1ce W1nn s Hatchery G F Thompson Serv1ce Statlon R E McMahon Qual1ty Stat1on Youngblood 66 Se rv1ce Stat1on Elvln Butler Bow1e Locker Plant W R Clement Conoco Serv1ce Statlon Hol1day Gr1ll Travel In Motel The Egglestons Owners Evans Motor Company Bow1e Poultry and Egg Company Nutrena Full of Pep and Sunny Southland Feed - L' 'J L . j ' if - i . . rr H H 5 , ' f ' ' ' 1 A ' x -Y . 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