Bowie High School - Jackrabbit Yearbook (Bowie, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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V - V . 4. 7 L12 f L of , w ' w Va , i fz ' :bg , 'jEXIr.1.i fl ' Qaaewcvzcf The purpo S e of the 1955 ed1t1on ofthe JACK RABBIT 15 to r eco rd the 11fe and dCt1V1t1l 1. ot the students who for the past yea! ham mm bodled the sp1r1tofBovy1e Hlvh bchool By word and plcture we haye Lndf ayored to portray thelr x rl tl L pl y and thur succebses In t e year Q. to come thu yearbook w111 keep ahve the memor1es gathered durmg th1s school year The future w111 brmg new faces and chanves to the school scene but there shall be th1s record of the fmends they knew the thmgs thny d1d and the memorles that are Stlll dear to them lecficaizkw I Bowu H1 fh School H1 instills 111 us fi fel vcnt mtl rest in governmcnt and wolld events and 1n spirr s us to lmccome worthwhilc cilin ns or thc luture H1'-. guidancm has set countless students on thi rmht path and the 1deals and prmciples which he has impressnd upon us w1ll stay with us throu Yhout lifn To L dch of us he 15 more than a tm acher and admlnlstrator he 15 our fxiend Because ofhis deep understanding and constant lnterest m our welfare and happmess lt is w1th 0rat1tude adrmration and zespect that we wish to dedicate this ed1t1on of Thm Jackrabbit to our pr1nc1pal Paul Tallaferro I I X f ' A ' 1 . ,. wt- , 1 Y 1 ' - , We are proud of our principal. His tireless energy has always been directed toward improving x L . XA i I K . E. , f . .B ---- 3 .- - - r . . . 1 Y U. . K . J . . ,, N . ,, ru 3 I ' . . , . ' Awamrian D s P1541 can COmmPrC1B1 4- OU 1' D G 5 OIiP1f2d 1U BOWIE' Hlgh trammv to tal L hel place m the busmess world School wlule Stlll 111 lllffh School er, ., 1 Vocabulary dr1llQ d1avram1nfY theme wrltmv paraphrasln and lnterpretatlon of Envllsh llterature are tauffht m the Enfrllsh department ff' Arnerlcanhlstol-y1s a requu-ement of the .Tun1or A Home and Famxly Relatwns student w1l1 be Class come a better farruly member through the study and d1scuss1on of home and fam11y11fe . ' Sa 'ffl I if ' -...i...1- K , ll?-xg of , 1 , J 1 '- ' 4 yn .u,' ? 1 1 V i ' ., . 'ks' r l Xb v. ' . T YPif12f l300lfliG'ePiUS: 23 11 fl Shorthand af? the Nelc ine is one of many D.E. students who is 1 ' ,, ,. V. V . ' .' 'U - - C qi I Y . . I . . . .G I lj' I 4 Y l .1-1 i.,A .A ZF K I, l s . K, . O . G, ' .. G, . gy , . Q C D . 4 3 . C . 3 . Mr Easterwood fuliillshis duty of councilinl all Ex Q ry student urls frce to Lake all T1 11I'1OI' ln students who wish advice Concernlng educational Jurii s to Mrs W1ll18I71S the school nurse and personal problems F1rstPer1od Office Helpers Each period 1n the day the office helpers pick up absentee slips rnake out the report run errands and type .J - A I v I A at -.-, W. , l In the shop boys le arn to handle all kinds of The s e boys in craft class learn to do leather tools and make many useful articles forthe home. work, wood carving, and other things with their hands. In Homemakm at -Qtudl nts Study Sell Chemlstry IVL C, the Studcnto a lJaS1C knowledge 1YI1PI'OVhII1l.I1ll3Ild ll arn to Rexx and Cook xdludble 1nHomLmak1n1 C0111 Q02 mc Cl1C1II6 and nursmv fy?-' Mfr -1 i L C1V1CS Students learn the pr1nc1ples of Good vovernment and how to become c1t1zens Dmvers Educatwn teaches the rules ofthe road and the unportance of bemg careful In Bwlogy plant and ammal l1fe are Phys1cs g1V8S bas1c tra1n1r1g for advanced studled study 1n a sc1ent1f1c f1eld , x 4 X K f A, lx: 4 , Q 1 'gClaS'x5- x JA- ,?' g'-, 2, ' 1 ' -. w , 5- v - V. ,, . ' 1 ' 5 -, hr, , ' ' , r D. A .59 1 .5f,5pf. . 9,5 1 V A 'S , ' -ij In 1 'Y K ,- lu' ,F Le if ' . 4' 'V 4- T' ' . . H' X' , if QL f fx.. x 1 X ,lik . ,Xxx ' ,A .E 9 W .li - -Y.. r - 4 Wo : X Q I sl qi 9-,, A V V . u ' Ae. 41' Q4-:T 'W-. A - , .M . . . . A O , , . 1 W -4- .,- V -I l b 4 . ,. lj V Q A 1 -if., -L .X .. I .v I5 ., K - , M Q, , . , , l 'Q I - 'nz -A. f 1 4 v E , Lat1n students lc arn about Ancunt Roma V1rum1a Fogtgr Qui S 8 Hport In Junwr study Word der1vat1on and grammar En 11511 Claqq Health exerclses and Games are all part of the Physlcal Educat1on prooram The band furn shes much pleasure and personal sat1sfact1on to each member and cntertams the student body on spec1al occas1ons ll m Carroll Wmn makes a report The Speech Class presents 1U assembly the 1n Texas I-hstory one act play Wrong Number la l . 1' . . k . gm! xx' AY w rrlzf' , '4 l I ' '1 Q 104 f sr I , . n s ' . '5' 'z - YR , . , U x. . O . 1 A 2' I 5' l 1 r l I fi ' 'L ' is ' If , V . X k Q x 1, Ask, ' I 5 u av ' -Q 1 M' ' ' V- ll U 1' n I ' Q if 'Y Y'X 3 gg .ui uf, 81+ lf., 'vu Marx Tucker andRonn1e Molris e xplain a prob Freshman Avriculture students on a field trip lem in Gformi try flass praeticn what they ham lc armd in Class N '35-52 xmfe' ,4 1 v .ii rt 'Va Miss .Sands oversees work in her adult sew ing class The response to the A d ul t Sewing Classc s was sufficient this year is to create two classes - one for each Homemak- inv teacher. gil. Mrs. Davlin helps her adult class lay out pat- terns and cut materials. .U-MSX' 5 Ill-'QE lls, Tl- 'X - - -Z mr' Miss Kelsay has had two night classes - one in shorthand, one in typing. Baafzcfaffcfacalion ORIE GARRETT Pres1dent S T HOFFMAN CHARLES BLACKMON VICE Pres1dent Secretary f HF DR E P HARRIS MARVIN BAKER Q- 7 BURTON KARSTETER BOB WELCH MRS EVA GILES Tax Assessor Collector 1' www? W Um S Mr Thompson 1S cons1dered by everyone as a smcere fr1end and personal adv1sor He has 1mpressed us Wlth hxs ab111ty and understandmg He 15 not only concerned w1th the present welfare of students but also w1th the1r future ..1 .. mg 1'-'TN at ':' I 3vX 5---f Mi IXINA D XX LIN LLOYD IHHXUM WANDA EDWARDS QHARLEIS EASI ERWOOD Hf.mum.aI1n LUNTIIII -Xr ll LL G S P ormwclor Spam ERAINLE5 IXELSEY INEWTON LEWIS COITIITKQTCIBI Xocat1onaIA FICLLIIUFL l wi Q- WILLIHXM MORGAN IVIYRTLEI EARLY DAVIS Math En Ilsh J 11 ' 1 av 6 Ny Q5-'Q 1 if gg J R L F E CLETA ERYAR GLEN CUNNINGI-IAM HENRYEITTA SANDS Math Boys P E. En hah MUSIC Home-makmg . .- ' .' 5 'l' 1' .' T Q I ' 'Y' fl IIII,f', 2, , ts S4 fu ?- irli' .E. C 5? --' Ch I . - . , . , N 7' 'I , . , X ,. K V A , , Q' ix . fan- -Mijas o K' V1 I, . V U . I X I- L . M -..L,.. 4 L, I ' - A '22 :L fl ' ., h I 'Q - . - ' JI ' ' . 5' 5 55: 'A . 1L,'v 'Z , Ii. I I . ' N5 . . 4 , X n . . Q V. 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QMWZCLZ U' Q irq Nm Genevlcvt Hocldtkn Sue jackson Jann Butler Patsy I-hgh Mflry Tucker Frances Morton, Ch.1rlcsG1fford Ktnntth Wmn R1chardSt:.phtns Jo RICIWKS Mr E1stf.ruood OFFICERS PlLS1dLI1l. l'r.mt.ts Morton Vlct PlLS1Llt.I1l Manx Tudor Stcrttury Z, Tu rsuru Churlts Gxllord Rtportcr Prtsr, I-hgh Tht Student Counc11 IS ont of thc most outstandmg org IIIIZJIIOIIS m our school It IS com postd of the prcsuicnts of tach class togtthtr ruth .1 boy .md glrl rLprf.scnt.1t1xv. from t Ich class and lb thc govtrnmg body of tht studtnts Tht. group sponsors the Southtm Assam bhes plans .111 assembly progr rms, and takes tht ht ld 1n all school J.CI1Vll1LS On occa 91011, ll 19 ballad upon to stttlt controvtrslal qut SIIOIIS or dlscuss possrble, lmprovcmcnts for tht school I , V A rn. Li A: Q s 1, f 93 'fv ? 1 5 , . f 5 yr f' , 1 Af- Ai T , ' 4 I ,. l N . Q av Q . 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X r . .1 The new f1e1d house was broken 1n th1s year by the track team but w111 be a valuable asset 1n the fall to the Bowxe Iackrabb1ts Everybody 1S proud of the new sc1ence laboratory The mmprovernents lnclude com plete new furn1sh1ngs IU one large room wh1ch was made by removmg the part1t1on between the laboratory and lecture room , - Jig ' A NEW IMPROVEMENTS AT BOWIE HIGH .,,..., . 1 it I A 1 x . lf' gl I , . Y V 6 xx M X Sammi efddri UWM MARY TUCKER Presldent DAVID STEPHENS Vxce Presldent CAROL ANN SMITH Secretary-Tre asurer jg! A AI , I RONNIE MORRIS Reporter CfLM,L,.,Jl.Mi1.djf 9: yyyyjgw I-vb-neu-J LEO BELL Leo has a wonderful personahty wh1ch makes hxma favor1te w1th h1S classmates He 15 always Wllllng to help when he can and on occas10n shows a def1n1te knack for leadersh1p even as a part t1me cheerleader IERRELL BENNETT He 1S a fellow Wlth a re served manner Ierrell IS a member ofthe Jack rabbxt football squad and Travel Club RICHARD BRADLEY Good lookmg good ath lete and everyone s fr1end R1chard 1S a fa1th fulworker ofthe Travel Club He 1S noted for h1s speed 1n track and football LOQUIETA CARGILE She 15 a l1keable fr1endly g1rl Although Loqu1eta marr1ed followmg h e r Jumor year of school she 1S completmg her hxgh school courses th1s year DAVIDANDERSON Agood look1ng well l1ked S8n1OFWhO1S everyone s fr1end He s0met1mes studxes but he prefers g1rls RICHARD BARKER Am1sch1evous member of the class who has been more than w1ll1ng to work forthe Travel Club He IS usually 1n and out of trouble all the t1me .TOAN BAXTER Th1s pet1te semor 15 genu1nely good natured Ioan has been a member of the g1rl s basketball team for two years She was a member of the Pep Squad th1s year DARRELL BELCHER He 1S a qu1et type of guy who has plenty concealed beh1nd h1s qu1etness The K1d 1S one who gets a b1g bang out of l1fe mx? fl 'iiavfif FREEDA FORD Freeda IS a member ofthe D E Club Her sweetways enable her to make man fr1ends She 15 very active in church work and always ready to cooperate WANDA GREEN S1lence1s Golden seems to her from be1ng well liked by her classmates Her chief interest l1es in Homemaking DONALD HAIL Donald withhis engaging smile ha s made ma ny friends 1n BHS He is an 1n dustrious worker and an enthus1ast1c member of the D E Club RAY HARGROVE Ray 1S a diligent worker who l1kes to get h1s rest He 15 an avid party goer r e ally l1kes to dance Hargy always has a friendly sm1le for everyone 65 -I,-J? LORETTA DAVIS - She is an attractive, ener- getic burnette who has a vivacious personality and has a pleasant smile for everyone. ' GENE DORMAN - He is as mischievous as they come and you always know when he's around. Gene is a member of the football team and pre- fers girls to studies. INEZ EDGERTON Inez 1S a quiet g1rlw1th a s w e e t disposition Th1S n e a t individual also makes good grades and IS a charter member of the National Honor Society PAUL FARMER Paul 1S an impish fellow whose w 1nn1ng smile IS constantly seen in the halls He has excelled 1n sports and has a great host of friends 'Q 459 N Rx . s E I. T , , . X A - . 1 Q U . ' Y ' V - S. be her philosophy of life, but this doesn't keep ' r 1 R. L. HEUGATTER - R. L., a guy with a big smile for everyone, is outstanding in agriculture and a leader in F.F.A.work. His favorite past time is to get a joke off on his friends. BOBBIE HICKMAN DORMAN - Bobbie is a good- natured person who is combining school work with married life. She has a co-operative manner which claims many friends for her. SUE HILBURN - A musically talented girl who is constantly on call for selections in our assemblies. Her active sense of humor makes her a popular member of the class. GENE HOFFMAN - Gene is a faithful worker of the c 1 a s s and is always willing to help on any project. Her pretty red hair sets off her viva- cious personality. BILLY DON HARRIS - Anyone who knows him credits him with a ready wit and mischievous personality. He is a real asset to BHS. VIRGINIA HARRIS - She is everyone's friend and an active member of the Travel Club. Virginia, our faithful editor in chief of the Jackrabbit Staff, takes an interest in all of it's work. ERNEST SAM HEARD - An industrious student. Among his many interests are band, debate, work on the Annual Staff, and incorrect spelling. You'll always find Ernest Sam working inthe con- cession stands at any basketball game. VIRGINIA HENSON - At fir st Virginia seems quiet and shy, but on a short acquaintance it is apparent that this girl has a winsome personality topped only by her quick wit. Cissy is a very capable worker in the Travel Club. GEORGE KEY - George is shy until you become acquainted with him and then everyone agrees that he is a swell person to know. He had done his part in making BHS the best. HERSCHEL KIMBROUGH - Herschel is mis- chievous and has a ready smile which will take him far. He is interested in all sports, but ex- cells inbasketball. He is usually onhand to help with all class activities. RHEA FAYE MCCLURE - Rhea Faye is a sweet girl who is interested in creative work. We appreciate her ability and admire her ambition. She is like d by all and is credited with many close friends. WAYNE MCCONNELL - Wayne ha s a pleasing smile and you can bet your life his past time isn't studying. His favo rite subject is agri- culture. l 1 . 1 DONNA HOWIE - A ve ry important worker of the class. Being business manager of the annual is only one of the many jobs which she handles efficiently. She is one of the spark plugs of the Travel Club. BENNY HUDDLESTON - Although he is new, he has already entered into the senior activities and has become an outstanding worker of the class. He is good at making friends and once he makes them he keeps them. IANICE JACKSON - Atruly outstanding person- ality. There are few people who can equal her in friendliness. Entering into many different fields, she excells in all. RONAL JONES - Mercy Mr. Percy have pity on Miss Kelsay. I-Ie learned that shorthand though. Ronal is a carefree yet dependable fellow who enjoys participating in all the class ac- tivities. HENDERSON MOREHEAD - Though Buddy has only been here since his junior year, he has made ahit with all the kids. He is just what his name implies,a Buddy to all. I-Ie's noted for his wonderful smile. RONNIE MORRIS - One of the more talkative members of the senior class who seems to get more places in one day than anyone else in school. His spectacular drumming has become a Hallmark of our band. FRANCES MORTON - C ute and sweet, with a wonderful personality, that's our Frances. As drum major of the band and student body presi- dent, she hasloadsofwork but is never too busy for a smile for her classmates. IRETA OVERSTREET - Bowie High would be a dull place without Ireta's giggle. She always sees the sunny for is it funnyj side of life. She's got an encouraging word for everyone and a pleasant hello for one and all. Nui LORNA SUE MCLELAND - Alw a y s willing to helpherfellow classmates. She has a smile for everyone andis an earnest member of our girls' basketballteam. Whenitcomestogrades Lorna Sue is tops. SHIRLEY MCLENDON - The life of the crowd! We just wouldn't know it was Shirley if she was quiet. She has a wonderful personality and seems to enjoy life to the utmost. STEVE MCNATT - Steve has beenwith the class for quite a while. He likes to joke a lot and spends his time doing just that. CURTIS MONROE - Curtis is tall and slim and is often very quiet, but can actually talk all day. He is another important member of the basket- ball squad. JOE RICHARDSON Afavorite in his class Joe has taken a lead in all of its activities He has become an excellent photographer for the year book staff and a very active member of F F A He plans to set the world on fire starting with our lab JOHNNY RICHARDSON Afalthful leader of our Future Farmers group He is very sincere and congenial These two traits have gained many friends for him DORIS RICHEY Doris 15 a tactful friend of all and is always willing to lend a helping hand She makes good grades and is well liked by both students and teachers Chris is a member of the National Honor Society secretary of the T r avel Club and a member ofthe Jackrabblt Staff JOE RICHEY A very happy go lucky boy with very few cares He is usually having too much fun enjoying life to worry about his studies BILL PROBASCO - A perpetual cut-up, well- liked by everyone. He is athletically and scien- tifically inclined and has a sincere ambition to become a minister. VIRGINIA RANDOLPH - Virginia is our talented vocalistwho is always ready and willing to help out on any program when called upon. She is interested in F.H.A. work and is the Area Song Leader. D J RATER A quiet sincere boy who has made many close friends His ambltlons and interests center around agriculture WANDA RHYNE W and a is a cute girl with a cheerful personalitywho always has a smile for everyone She seems to have a hobby of collect ing friends 've-' hi NELCINE HUDDLESTON SHURBET - Nelcine has enough perseverance to combine marriage with her ambition to finish school. Her busy schedule is completed by her D.E. work. CHARLES SHURTLEFF - As president of the Travel Club, Charles has worked diligently. He is also staff photographer for the yearbook. He has a wonderful personality which endears him to everyone. J'OI-INNIE SHYTLES - Sweetness and kindness a r e the traits which attract others to Johnnie. She is very efficient in her job as manager for the girls' basketball team. CAROL ANN SMITH - A le ade r of her class through high school. This year she was treas- urer of both the senior class and Travel Club. Punchy is an outstanding forward of the girls' basketball team. J. D. ROACH - One of the more outstanding members of our ba sketball team and a real supporter ofour school. J. D. has the knack for getting along with almost everyone with whom he comes in contact. SHIRLEY ROGERS - Shirley's jovial personal- ity has made her many friends in Bowie. She is always ready to do her share of the duties for the senior class and Jackrabbit Staff. EDNA ROTH - A sweet, quietgirl with enumer- able friends. She doesn't say much but that smile's worth a million to anyone. VALDEVA ROTH - Anothe r cute, blue-eyed blonde who has a pleasant personality and likes to make friends. Valdeva's job downtownis giving her practical experience in the artof becoming a good secretary. .-,Q . 'li Ru. , V4.9 KATHRYN SULLENGER Anothe r one from Sunset who 15 forever sm1l1ng K1tty 11k6S to spend her spare t1me readmg books and chewmg gum HORACE THOMPSON Horace 15 an outstandmg member of the basketball squad and the D E Club He has a sm1le for everyone and IS well l1ked by h1s classmates FRANCES HACHTEL TRAUX She 1 s maklng pract1cal use of her homemaklng course wh1le she 1S st1ll1n school Although Frances marrxed dur1ng the summer she IS completmg h1gh school th1s year She IS llkeable frlendly g1rl who makes good grades CAROLYN IIAMESON TUCKER Carolyn IS one of the attractwe redheaded semors She 1nter rupted her stud1es for marrlage but returned to graduate Wlth her class. SUE SMITH Sue 1S one of the few qu1et mem bers of the class Her brown eyes accent her blonde ha1r She 15 frequently seen 1n a black Mercury Wlth a ten gallon hat beh1nd the wheel ROBERT SPEAKE Robert 1S a pract1cal Joker who can take lt 111 the same good natured way 1n wh1ch he g1ves lt He doesn t study much but doe s he care? HIS detect1ve work w11l get h1m there H1s Job at the Tra11 Dr1ve In proves h1S dependab1l1ty DAVID STEPHENS Dav1d ha s held lmportant class off1ce s every ye a r of h1s h1gh school career be1ng v1ce pres1dent th1S year He 1S a lette rman on the football squad Dav1d has always been popular w1th students and teachers al1ke MELVIN STONER Melv1n 15 a qu1et solemn sortoffellow He 1S a member ofthe D E Club and supports the sen1or class and all of 1tS act1v1t1es s TN BARBARA WHITE - B a r ba r a is another cute brownette. She has a pleasant personality and likes to make friends. We can tell by her laugh that she gets a big bang out of life. BILLY WHITECOTTON - Billy is one of the more studious members ofthe senior class. His main interest is in F.F.A. workin which he has succeeded in earning many honors. GLORIA WILSON - Gloria is another cute, blue- eyed blonde who made many friends in BHS dur- ing her short stay. Bowie's loss is Henrietta's gain. CARROLL WINN - Carroll is an all-round ath- lete who is outstanding in basketball. He is al- ways on hand to help with loa ding and tying paper and other jobs for the Travel Club. MARY TUCKER - Mary has the composure and thoughtfulness required ofan outstanding leader, and that is what she has been. Her hard work- ing, intelligent, and sincere traits have won her many friends inthe various schools that she has attended. HELEN WELCH - Helen is always found to be making a sincere effort to help others. She is a very sincere, thoughtful person. NELVA .TO WELLS - IO wa s elected Class favorite in '53 and vice-presidentof the National Hono r Society this year. She has managed an A average throughout her high school career. PEARL WHITAKER- Kindness, her trade-mark, makes her very pleasant to be around. We like Pearl because she is a good listener as well as a good talker. FREDA WINSETT - Freda is a very congenial girl who possesses a unique personality.. Her principal interest Centers around band, but she has plenty of time to be mischievous AUBREY WINTON Arb is a good student and a whiz 1n math and science I-Ie 1S an en thusiastic member of the D E Club and takes part in all of its activities RUTH ANN WRIGHT RuthAnn1s a member of the A team in basketball and is aCt1ve on the Jackrabblt Staffand 11'1tl16 TravelClub Rufas 1S atalkative g1rl who never seems to run down MONTE YOWELL Monte is another talkative and handsome member ofthe Class He 15 a very good worker and a conscientious student Bobo and Buddy c a n u s ua 11 y be heard planning some scheme to play on a fellow class mate -ll fl' ll li ' ' ' ' ' Cl ,I . ll 'I Ki il X R M- X . Y .' ii ' I X 'J RONNIE RUCKER Pre S1 dent QZQ44 UWM 'E' MAX LATHAM V1ce Presldent DONNA GANDY ELAINE PE'I'I'Y Secretary Treasuxer Reporter 4.- 0 . ' zz jg b I Ct i Wwmfiw ZLOLWWJ If M4,l7W JJ bmw If ,, . MALTS SNAKE. FROSTY A FROSTY ROOIBH f0UNTAlI ., gums gs:-um: gsamr- fxskqm ,IX A r . MW C MW 7A 15 Q-..,r ALLAN ANTHONY Carefree DONALD BENNETT Nonchalant GLEN DA B ROO KS Sunny DOROTHY AGEE Agrmxablu GLENDA ELZAN ALSUP .Tovial ff I h....x I ef wL PAULA BYROM NANCY CARPENTER Grac1ous Soph1st1cated DARLENE BELCHER Mischievous CI-IARLENE BENT Energetic GARY BROWNE Amiable RAYMOND CLEM ENT Athletic RAYMOND COVINGTON Courteous MELTON DIMOCK Industrious ADELINE CLARKE THOMAS CLAYTON Tranquil Cheerful RV X ' ' . - 1 BETTY EVANS VIRGINIA FOSTER Fastidious Wholesome JAMES COLTER Original LYNN COX Discreet MELBA DORMAN - Clever BOBBY GARDNER Talkatlve CHARLES GIFFORD Amb1t1ous .TIMMY GILES Rehable CATHERINE FULLER DONNA GANDY Prec1se Neat 'K LEON GARRETT Se-nous JIMMIE GIFFORD Qulet JOAN GILL Ch1pper EDWARD GILILLAND ANETTA GUSTON Inspiring Versatile f S CHARLES HICKEY Genial JIMMY HIGGS Persevermg SHARON HILL Frlendly SUE JACKSON Winsome THELMA KING PQPPY MAX LATI-IAM Alert GLENDA HOWIE BOB HYDEN Efficient Active ' s 2 ' QW- .f W'Z1 7' T MILDRED MCCRAW BOBBY MCLENDON A 1 I DUSKY JOHNSON Skillful JIMMY KISTLER Casual MARILYN LOVEALL Modest Athletic Reserved CAROL MILLER Wltty KENNETH NEWBERRY Pleasant REBECCA ORTON Smcere 4' 'Y JANE MCNATT PAUL MARTIN SW9911 Pohte K- 'QE ,pig Tw. DALE MONROE Shy VEDA O NEAL Happy ELAINE PETTY Talented ELOISE PITTMAN BETTY JEAN POLK Calm Captwatmg A 4 7 XVILBA REDIN Qualified LAWANA ROBINSON Easy going RONNIE RUC KER Proficient MAXINE PRATER EDWARD RAUE Co-operative Intelligent x., Q 5 ,4 1 f l :sf CAROLYN SCARBROUGH J. W. SCRUGGS Capable Humorous sf? T CHARLES ROACH Spirited MARY ROPER Silent DANNY SCALES Enterprising MARGIN STOVALL Animated RETA TAYLOR Gay ARNOLD TIMS Handsome WILBUR ST. JOHN Unconcerned MIKE SEITZ Adventurous T' ' . gn-x 1 I - JACK WALLER MILDRED WELCH Helpful Demure BILLY SULLIVAN Likeable MAGGIE THOMPSON Affable .TUANETTE TROUT Competent 'P iff its Y '27 Xi. JIMMY WELLS BARBARA WOOLSEY Petite Retiring J f 'YN lv What's his name,gir1s? ? ? A typical Junior homeroom. 'T PATSY HIGH Presxdent S GJQ44 Ufffce GREGORY UNDERWOOD V1ce President NORMA BAKER MIKE KUNKEL Secretary-Tre amrer Reporter 1 YP- Qaamfiu ZQWMM WMV, 5J,.,LM,n, A-L7 74 JOHNNY AGEE BETTY JANE ANDREASEN WAYNE ANDREASEN MARGARET JOAN ANDRESS GEORGE BAKER NORMA SUE BAKER FRANCES BARKER GLENN BEGLEY MARIE BEVERAGE GEORGE BLACKMON LINDA KAY BRADFIELD NELTA BROOM VIC KI BROWNE JANE ANDERSON LOIS JEANNINE BYRD 1' is N I X 'bs if ' Sv SUE CANTRELL JAMES CANTWELL RICHARD CARRIGAN BENNY CARVER BILL CAUDLE VIRGINIA CHANDLER MONTE COOPER BARBARA GAIL COVEY BEVERLY DENTON DOROTHY DODSWORTH MYRNA LOY DOWIS WADE DYER GARY FARMER ANN FARRELL MARLENE FREEMAN F FLOYD FORD BARBARA GRAY PATRICIA GRIGSBY DON GUY SHERMA SUE HACHTEL CAROLYN HALL MONICA HANCOCK RONNIE HANKINS SUE HARRIS PATSY HIGH CORKY HILBURN JAMES HILL GENEVIEVE HOELDTKE DEANNE HOLLOWAY KENNETH HOPKINS 4795 fs wr'- Q:-as 35 X' Vik X E' A 'Wi AL W 1- .ft f' TIMMY HOWIE PAULA JOPLI N SU JONES MINE NU I 'DL MAURIC E LANDERS CHARLES LAWYER ANNA P EARL LEE RUBY LaNELL LONC CARLA TO MCDONALD GERRY MIDDLE TON R THOMAS CAROL MORGAN COLLEEN MORTON HARD NORED NANLY OR TON FRANCES OVERSTREET SANDRA PARIX. EDDIE PITTMAIN SUE PRECISE GLENINA PREUINIIXGER CARL RALEIGH CLIFTOIX ROBBINS RONNIE ROBIC I-IEAUX IIACKY ROMIN E CAROLHXE ROSIIN BAUM H SCRUGGS DUANE SHELTON MARIE SHRUM ELAINE SIFFERMAN HAL SINCLAIR DON SMITH . , , y . v - v w T Y N U41 F V. WENDELL SMITH DAVID STALLINGS BARBARA STEPHENS CARL STOM EVERLY STONE NANCY STUBBS JACKIE SUE TAGE GLENNA TUCKEIR GREGORY UNDERWOOD BETTY WATTS ROGER WEATHERFORD JOY WHITAKER TROY WHITAKER BARBARA ANN WINN SUE WINN B 5 4' T VD X A conflab IH d Sophomore homn room bm fore school 'ww Did you make the honor roll, girls? VICKI ZAHIX JAMES ZEITZSCHE Q ' IOANN WOOD WILBURIN YARBROUGH BARBARA YOUIXGBLOOD Carl with an arm full of admirers. RICHA Pres1dent an QW' 'Sv Y' RD STEPHENS SUE HORTON V1ce Pre szdent YVONNE ROBICHEAUX Reporte r QJUJJ v..v OVELLA BRUNER S ecretary Treasurer Qaaafzillw ,fwlw f,..,7JW1L flyycj-Af-IL JWJW IONA ANDREASEN JAMES BATEMAN SHIRLEY BELL WILLIAM BELL CHARLENE BENNETT JEANENE BRADLEY MARY BRADSHAW JANE ANN BREWER OVELLA BRUNER for I,-:I 5 '11 '3- 3. .1 L ff. ,kms ' ' If?-Q ' 15,5-3 '- fl -'1fQi- :jab 'VL' 2, ,T ' 'CL-..f? fi, ' Q- f ' I' -533, 1 s - 11- gg 527 . Y ' A 1: ' 4 1' - 'fb 5., K 5411, .lg 3 K fi, , X 'uk NORMA BURRIS BETTY JANE BUTLER LINDA CAMPBELL BARBARA CARPENTER CECIL Cox BOBBY DAVIS ROBERT DONALD WANDA ECHOLS NORA EDGERTON N4 JESSE LEE HAIL NATHANIEL HAMILTOIN SUE HANCOCK GRETA HANCOC PATSY HAYES BILLY HENSOIN SHIRLEY I-IICKMAN SUE HORTON CHARLES HOWARD ru if E I 3 if fy 35 Tv' Q2 V V' Nz- M MARY DEFOOR MARGIE DODSWORTH PATSY DORM AIN GENE ANN DOWIS GLEINDA DUCIX. BILLY GERON IXORA LOU GILMORE BILLY GODFREY BILLY GREEN Li LOUIE JACKSON MARY JAM ESON MARY JOHNSON MARY NELL RERBY GAIL KUNG MARZIE LAINGFORD ELAINE LUTHER TERRY MCCARTY BILL MCLENDON 2,7-1141 in 1 X IU' Y f L Y i Env ul ii Q 1 JOHNNY MCSHAN ANDY MARTIN DANNY MILLER GEORGIA LEE MOORE CAROL SUE MYRICK JOHNNY REYNOLDS YVONNE ROBICHEAUX FAY ROBINSON DON ROLAND xgwzj 14 19' KEINNETH THOMPSON JERRY TIMS FRANCES TROTTER BETTY TRUAX KERMIT WEBB GEORGEANNA GENE WELLS EARL WILLARD ROY WILLARD MILDRED ROTH RIC HARD STEPHEIN5 TIMMY STEPHENS-OIN IANICE ST JOHN W C SULLEINGER SHIRLEY SUMMERS LIINDA SWAGERTY MARGIE TEAGUE JOYCE THOMPSOIN I ffffwf pf ' x R, i , v-T ,O , TERRY WILLIAMS KENNETH WINN STANLEY WINTON SHIRLEY WOODY Beauty contest winners? '? Oh, those studious Freshmen boys! Whois she, Terry? ?'? .Y I ,Q A! ,L 1' J 3 W 'WT Qzwiialf Qwm JM 7J,.,.,..,,,,,l,, 'url ZMZLMMZMQ fcfncalfcw 5 5.157 falls Qmcf 5 lJ.Ml.,. www 4 1.. Q Ja Queen f..J.4. 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ATHLETICS Carol Ann Sm1th Raymond Clement IOURNALISM MECHANICAL DRAWING Iuanette Trout Mlke Kunkle 35 4. -Q04 I ,,' GOVERNMENT HISTORY BAND Dav1d Stephens V1Tg1U13 Foster Ronme MOFTIS GOOD MANNERS ANNUAL SPEECH Vlfglflla Henson D .T Rater COMMERCIAL Vlrglflla Harms T7 SCIENCE Max Latham -QT HOMEMAKING Dorothy Dodsworth VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE B111y Wh1teCOttOh CRAFTS ENGLISH DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Stanley Wmton W11ba Redm Melton Dnfnock SHOP Kenneth Hopklns MATHEMATICS Mary Tucker LATIN Dav1d Stalhngs Q x i F 3 1 5 T 1 O -A ,s. . t:'f'....a 2 , -l .',.'..'ij S,,gg',i,, Paula Byrom, Homecoming Queen, with her court -- Sue Horton and Richard Stephens, Freshmeng Frances Morton and Ronnie Morris,Seniorsg Ronnie Rucker, Paula's escort, David Stephens, who crowned herg Greg Underwood and Norma Sue Baker, Sophornoresg Cathy Wiggins, flower girl, and Dan Hugh Brinkley, crown bearer. m 'fu-v-. Joe Richardson, as a representative of the Future Farmers, is intro- ducing the F.F.A. Sweetheart, Sue Jackson. He presents her with a jacket and corsage. Sue Hancock r e c e ive s her crown from the Co-Captains, Richard Bradley and Edward Gilliland, declaring her 1954- 55 Football Queen. i l X . 1 6-'nl' . , , y, W J R P 1. ,Q fi' .f f 54,1 1 X 'SW SPONSOR Willie Lee Dickerman BUSINESS MANAGER Donna Howie EDITOR Virginia Harris ASS'T BUSINESS MGR. Ernest Sam Heard I' Layout Work out boards unt and prepare the lay Thefscf I 1r1S xxorkc d m the Concoqmon Stands and m othnr nays helpcfd to fmance- th1S yearbook TYPIST VITUIHIS Hc nson ASS T SPONSOR Ramona Henry -19 Q4 Aka 44 V Home room Sale Smen '-eh H . 1 s, E f -J I c 1 Uh ,,..-- f-.QW Mr. Pe a r c e confers with his Editor and Business Manager. 1 rr' If H, in if , 92:03 C 7' ,. Ah 5' : Exi f STAFF Editor ------- --------------- E laine Petty News Editor--- Society Editor--- -- Ireta Overstreet --------Reta Taylor Sports Editor ----- -- ------- Mike Kunkel Gossip Editor ------ Music Editor ----- Exchange Editor ---- ---- Business Manager-- Advertising Manager Circulation Manager --- ---- T helma King ----- ---Anetta Guston ----.Toan Baxter --- ---.Tuanette Trout ---- --- Glenda Howie --- -- Monica Hancock Sponsor ----------------------- P. V. Pearce REPORTERS Marilyn Carpenter, Iaquetta Cox, Sue Hancock, Paula Joplin, Charlene Bentley, Ronnie Morris. -.QA -an K i Lf 'Qi X Standing: Mr.Pearce, Bill Probasco, Thelma King, David Stallings, Mike Kunkel, Baxter, Ieanene Bradley, Sue Horton. Middle Row: Barb.araGray,Paula Joplin, Rebecca Orton, Glenda Howie, Anetta Guston, Iuanette Trout, Ireta Overstreet, Marzie Langford, Marjorie Dodsworth, Reta Taylor, Janelle Hoffman, Charlene Bennett, Gail Covey, Sue Harris, Sue Hancockf Monica Hancock. Front Row: Elaine Petty, Greta Hancock, Gail King. Rhea Faye McClure, Ioan Walianaf Jfancvz Sade I -1-Q Standmg Charles G1fford Edward Raue Max Latham Lynn Cox M1ddle Row B1lly Hanluns Sharon H1ll Inez Edgerton Juanette Trout D01-1s R1chey Pat Howard Front Row VITUIHIB Foster Lorna Sue Mclseland Carolyn Scarbrough Maxme Prater M1ldredMcCraw Nelva .To Wells Nancy Carpenter .Tanelle Hoffman Paula Byrom The members ofthe Nat1onal Honor SOC1ety 1n1t1ated the followmg new members 1n an assembly program on November Z4 l Back Row Raymond Covmgton Dav1d Stephens Ronn1e MOTTIS Sue Jones Sue Prec1se James Zetzsche Duane Shelton Johnny Agee Gerry M1ddleton James Cantwell Betty Watts Ann Chandler M1ddle Row Donald Gresham Dav1d Stallmgs Wade Dyer Ronnle Rucker Adelme Clarke Rebecca Orton Mary Tucker Barbara Youngblood FrontRow Beverly Denton Io AnnAndress V1ck1 Browne Norma Sue Baker Nancy Orton Carolyn Hall Sue Walker Jeamne Byrd Genev1eve Hoeldtke Nancy Stubbs Dorothy Dodsworth 4 Z Q f. - Y .. ,K ' ! I I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , 1 . ' D ' -Y I 1 1 1 p y , ' 1 , i. 5 1 - '- 9 : 1 Q . r 4 .x I . A. tw .a .. - 5 ' L , . 1 - .. , T. 5 3 s 1 T ' . ' , nil 4 ,N A . .,A I, : I I I I Y 3 I I ! 1 1 - Z D I 1 I Y I .7 ' Z 7 l I I I I I Y I D L1 Bam! 'Sz i ' EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Carroll Winn, Presidentg Reta Tay- lor, Secretary-Treasurerg Edward Raue, Vice-Presidentg Fra nc e s Morton, Drum Major. :QQ Emu: Frances Morton Q Eli . .3 Qi i, Q Vg 9 The pr1de of Bowle H1gh School -- The Concert Band. v :Qin 3? 1 Y .13 Ita S -.' 'LN -..15r'gp,g,q dknracl 4 As. 5-'nw N .4 -0963, Y r--v fi A' ,44 ..-HL, x, vo! -1-, 'A fc ,er 4590-7 r .ao ll':. Mg., vs 1 M An 'Ke- nd '+ ' vs4 -ar e Q x X X I wma .. 1 1- .: v up., ,du ws! 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J: A ' ' o ' I ' p ' r l' If ' ' I K - 5 f' I 2' ' , ' 'x 4, pq, swf The Cheerleaders who e nlrvene d hool sp1r1t thlg year were Lmda Campbell Glenda Brooks YwonneRob1cheaux Margm Stovall Donna Candy and Lmda Bradf1eld An act1on shot of them at a football vame The Cheerleaders lead a pep rally 1n assembly V Followmg the sh1rt ta 11 parade and snake dance through the streets of Boxue the Pep Squad and 1tS leaders staged a pep rally and bonfrre as a cl1rnax before the Nocona game USC ' la - I r ' I ' , . J . l a D . A ,fx lf . I , 5. ' Q XM , X Xp ,N - -.i - o Saezfzce 61145 1 1 3 K WLM Back Rom Troy Whrtaker M1ke Kunkel james Zetzsche James Bateman, james Colter, Terry Mc Carty, Chfton Robbms, Rlchard Barker Max Latham, jack Waller Mxddle Row Dav1d Stallmgs Stanley Wmton, Carolyn Hall Nancy Orton jerry H111 Kermxt Webb Dax 1d Stephens, Raymond Covmgton Mrss Hoeldtke Front Row Barbara Youngblood, Mary Tucker Sue Harrls Ga11 Covey Thelma Kmg, ton Sharon H111 Adelme Clarke, Elame Petty, Ronme Morrls The. SCILIICC Club IS made up of members who wlsh to further thur study of SCICDCC Each member has been glven 1nstruct1ons on operlung the vanous projectors rn the Vrsual Ard Depart ment The Club h IS vlewed many fllms 1n the d1fferent f1e1ds of sclence Anetta Gus Muay 61416 Rx Standmg Vlfjglllld Randolph, Jamct jackson, Sharon H111 Io Walls Sut Wells Darltna Btlchtr Mms W111 Young M LXIHL P1 lttr Pat Hoxxard V1rg1n1a Harms Ruth Ann Wr1ght Vxrgmxa Henson Dons R1C11Cy Frtda Wmsctt Btvcrly Dtnton Freeda Ford Wanda Grttn St lttd Nancy Carptntcr Bttty Ex :ms Mar11y'n Love 111 V1rg1n1:1 Foster Dorothy Dodsworth Ann Farrell Iacklt Sut Tags Ann Chandltr Norma Baker Nancy Stubbs Betty Watts jane Ann Brewer At Chr1st1n 15 umt the. HlL.l1l17Lli tnjoy hmoh qtthtr md Lxchangc gxfts -V7 Officer Installation Carolyn Scarbrough Area V President H- - illmnn Initiation of Freshmen Sue Jackson Club President Paula Ioplln Club Pre sident Mrs Davlm s group exchanves g1fts at Chr1strnas F Miss Sands group have a Chnstmas tree The annual Chuckwagon party 1S enjoyed by the F H A group Qufwze QGJMGM of Nmeazbcz Greenhand Initiation. 2 k i 4 1.1 Future Farmers Dehorning a Calf on a Field Trip. , I I -,P ,55f,,e .mf , 5 M. , P . ft :?!?fQ W H- cr, ,rg A xv a r d S are presented at Barbecue for Observing a Pruning Demonstration at the Parents and Sons. Montague County Experiment Station. i., , n -ik Bowie S F F A Chapter Www! GM Charles Shurtleff pres1dent of the Travel Club 1S pomtmv out to the members places of mterest to be v1s1ted on the tr1p A typlc al mght meetxng of the Travel Club Parents and Students VIEW travel f1lms, chscuss poss1ble routes for the sprmg trlp, as well as flnances J , ..,,.,., .N .. I Yr, 4 'L 1 l l Q. ' ' 1,3 I .,.,.LLfur--- N lr P avi 1 V- 1 ' . . -V 4, It X . , , O Speech Glare Nancy Orton, james Zetzsche Mr Easterwood Ruth Ann Wflght W11ba Redm, son, Ireta Overstreet, Emest Sam Heard The Speech Club under the 1eadersh1p of Mr Easterwood was dc,s1gned pr1mar11y to encourage pubhc speakmg, debatmg dec 1amat1on, and poetry readmg The debaters have part1c1pau.d m practlce debates Wlth ne1ghbor1ng towns to prepare for the Interscholastlc hague Contest JHJIICC Jack .'- ' - . f , K7- -' ' n' L -,-.X 3 4 I 2 .' 41' , ' V , Q V. . xl. Q , ' 4 1-'QQ . 3 ' 3 7 . 3 ' 7 Y N . . . . . . x , - . . 3 H I Y . . 3 . . . X . . . 5 . x I . is ' 5 CHARLES SI-IURTLEFF SHIRLEY NICLEINDOIN VALDEVA ROTH MR PEARCE PreS1de nt Secretary Report r Sponsor DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIOIN CLUB ii' l I D ROACH DARREL BELCHER NELCINE SHURBEI' INEZ EDGERTON V1ce Presldcnt VICL Pres1der1t Treasurer Treasurer iN 'Uh Q-'Y WANDA RI-IYNE JANE MCNATT HENDERSON MOREHEAD JIMMIE HAIL Parhamentaman Parhamentarlan bgt at Arms Sgt at Arms 1- - ,X ,, R 'JP-N bv -9 s L , ' ,ft '41 K dffxl K' X ,. 'si A Z T , ' 1 S x - 7 H Ex G' V ,L 5 X I I 'Z b ' N 1 -' 'S' i- Qu la M 44 Qaaliall RECORD OF SEASON BOW19 B1111lDLlI'I'19tt Boxue Electra Bow 1C M1nL ral Well Boxx ll Handley Boyne Graham Bowu D1arnond H111 Bowu Decatur BOW16 Iacl sboro BOXN19 Olney BOWIC Nocona Conference Games Coaches Lemons 1-'1te Matt1n ly and Prater tall oxer the s1tuat1on The 193-1 Bowue Iackrabblt football elcvtn had a hard season due to the many 1nJur1es ln only one Game the season were all tht players able to 511112 out Bowle v1ctor1es 1n 1954 were over Electra and Olney Defeats were handed down by Burkburne-tt Mmeral Wells Handley Graham D1amond H111 Decatur Jacksboro and Nocona The follovung sen1ors w1ll be lost by Oraduatlon Terrell Bennett B111 Probasco Joe R1chey Paul Farmer L 1,11 3 E? 7 Ll ,4e1.1EBff251 an 821 4095 Back Row Coach Prater Coach Mattmgly Jerrell Bennett Paul Mart1n Hal S1HClB1I' Raymond Clement Ed G11111and Max Anthony Duane Shelton Charles Lawyer Monty Cooper Coach F1te Coach Lemons M1dd1eRow B111Probasco LeonGarrett Charles G1fford Thomas Clayton Joe R1chey Kenneth Newberry James Cantwell Paul Farmer Carrol Morgan Leo Bell Front Row B111y Hankms Don Sm1th Donald Unver Gene Dorman Herschel Kmdbrough D.av1d Stephens R1ch d B dl ar ra ey Carroll Wlnn Arnold T1ms Ronn1e Hanklns Gary Browne V 19 - 'Q 41 ' -' 32 - e 14 ,za 15 - ' 1 ' ss 61 K 1 O - 1 18 4 1 1- 0- H 37 M, -D I A V. X 6 - . . M Z 1 'E 6 - , 1225: 119' '- Y' 0 - Q, 261: .. , ,y -'L X' 1' 33 - 14:11 ' 2 - 13211 X ' A . -IK: . - I 'V Va ' ' ' 1 2 ' 5 1 ' ' ' . . O f of eo Bell, Gene Dorman, Herschel Kimbrough, David Stephens, Richard Bradley, and Carroll Winn. I ,xx txt X A V f S 1 U 91 I 1 'QB M . t I . H , . t 4 I I Wa'-1 ' X- - n A 1. - .' O ' ' A 1 ' 1 ' 1 I A ' X . , ,H - . of , ' 1' 1 r Vp' ' A A LA' . M . ' -'lt' --T .. ' all f'A.3',- f-.ff Z ' :'- 1 . ' 4 wr-. , ffl-2'-+'-. ' - O H1311 UO' That hlCt1L half timn rush at ihc Concmabion Stand K. ' ' ---1' . -5, ,A , LS! 'xl K I Xu: Touchdown, hooray! Bowie scores against Olney. Indians attempt to halt the Jackrabbit advance. Bowie and Burk battle it out in the opening game of the Season. 9 RICHARD BRADLEY PAUL FARMER LEO BELL Back Back End av D4 BILL PROBASCO HERSHEL KIMBROUGH JOE RICHEIY Tacklc End End ini LSHQIAPW 1t'JY21CkT3bbitS plunge through the Jacksboro line. GENE DORMAN RAYMOND CLEMENT EDWARD GILLILAND Guard Back Center Q I 'E ity' 1' A fggff' 4 W. .. .N ' 4 L. 'wap I l ' I f, Q l L al., All A ' - PAUL MARTIN CHARLES GIFFORD LEON GARRETT Emi Guard Tackle ' A4 r L , 'lx .- XX l I, ' Q w.f-Fi Newberry rushes to block a Graham Steer as Bradley makes a bid for a goal. -2 Qfillgiwzl 'P ,Elsa THOMAS CLAYTON ARNOLD TIMS ALLEN ANTHONY End Guard Tackle '9 Q, JK HAL, SINCLAIR SONNY LAWYER DOINALD UINGER Back Bad Back Carroll sxu,-ops around the and in the Eagle game. MONTY COOPER KENNETH NEWBERRY DON GUY Back Guard Guard Q'- 3, x ' Q -n I - n Q' Q0 Rh 4 4 an 4 ' Yr x M581 xvx 231-21 A ,,,n 1 YGZ I me q-il -J Students and Ewces boost the Jackrabb1ts durmg Homecommg game TYPICE1 half 'mme act1v1ty talkmg and eatmg The band and pep squad cheer as Bow1e scores agamst Olney 1 K I Y K l , Y l .1191 k -I1 . 7 2 ' 1 .U I1 ri Q 1 1 1 g 11, 1 111111111 H , u V ,. 4- K V A- I 1 .V I l A Team Boys show oft then' new Jackets The Quarterback Club honors the football boys wlth then' annual banquet lt? fwi X 14. if Everyone hae aplenty for once D111 thoec empty mllk bottles and 93t1Sf1Ed faces' X 'P' ,. s 3.-,4.t:f.n6.+ it Zfaofiall 7mm -file- 'miie 4' ' -- xi , , , s ' I-. tgglr-f..-5 , ir , JE CH? 'i fv- Back Row: Billy Hankins,Mgr.,Cecil Cox, Don Smith, Ronnie Hankins, Don Roland, Carroll Morgan, Glen Begley, James Cantwell, Coach Lemons. Front Row: Don Guy, Johnny Reynolds, Danny Miller, Louie Jackson, Andy Martin, George Blackmon, Richard Stephens, Ronnie Rucker. The se boys won the B Football Championship for the season 1954 ina sevengame schedule. They defeated Olney, Nocona, St. Jo,Decatur, and Electra, but lost to Valley View, and Burkburnett, ,., . ,,.'.3qx s,M ' A tense moment in the St. .To game! ! V A Quia! gal! 7mm Seated: Peanut Winn, Richard Stephens, Danny Miller, Billy Green. Second Row: Billy Hankins, Manager, Ronnie Hankins, Monte Cooper, Bob Davis, Lynn Cox, Don Roland, John McShan, Ronal Jones, Manager. Third Row: Coach Prater, Ronnie Robicheaux, Carroll Winn, J. D. Roach, Coach Lemons, Herschel Kim- brough, Benny Carver, Johnny Richardson. Back Row: Wade Dyer, Horace Thompson, Jimmy Higgs, Carl Raleigh, Curtiss Monroe, Billy Geron, Max Latham. Another winning record was placed on the books by the Bowie High School basketeers this season with a final season record of 28 wins and 6 losses. The Jackrabbits faces were all new this season for the starting team. Allofthe first five last season graduated. Coach E. C. Lemons also directed the varsity team for the first time replacing Coach R. E. Mattingly who completed a fine ten-year record. High lights of the 1954-55 season included consolation championships in the Denton College and Wichita Falls Invitation meets and the first place title in the annual Bowie High School Invitation Meet. Bowie also topped the district again for the sixth straight time and reached the bi-district game with Lancaster before being eliminated in Interscholastic League competition. Bowie and Nocona ended the regular district play in a tie, but Bowie won the season thriller 56 to 55 in the third game and the victory gave them a pass to the regional play with Lancaster. The Bowie boys this year offered repeated close and thrilling contests to followers who like the excitement ofa close basketball game. A last quarter rally pulled a close one out of the fire at Slidell and extended the Bowie win streak to 77 consecutive games over a three-year period. Bowie came frombehind in the Decatur game and wonatwo point margin contest with seven seconds to go. All three games with Nocona were close, butthe third game at Denton that was won with a last Z-second goal by Horace Thompson was a thriller that will live on with Bowie fans. Bowie lost some close ones too. A double overtime to Quanah in the Wichita Falls Meethad every fan on his feet and the final game at Denton with the Lancaster quintet went into over- time before the Bowie boys bowed by two points. Ten Jackrabbit victories were won over teams in classes 3-A and 4-A. Wichita Falls fell before the Bowie boys in another thriller in the finals of the Bowie meet and before a capacity crowd. 2 if sl- x Bowue fue recmxc f1rst place trophy at the Bom 16 Inx 1tat1onal Tournament The managers comparmg notes Monroe gets the t1p off agamst Jacksboro T 'r xi: ' E Q' IQ , X Q A x , X .X 1 5 ., if F ,ir fy? um' M X9 I? f fi .T D ROACH JOHNNY RICHARDSON CARROLL WINN BENNIE CARVER Guard Forward Guard Guard I-,ii :gpg Asus Viva yu? at J D Jumps hlgh to take the ball from a Ga1nesv1lle- player fb Ip Q Luke at h1S usual t1me keepmg Job A Student rootmv SPCt10l'l at the game l i REQ fri. K O. I 1 A . 'J A -,, ff V , I A.9 If 1 1 - ' 1 Ka .A - .T , . 5 V ' I-, s F-I . Y '- z 5 .x x 'K U f v 4 N X A KA V , T fe 5 QQ umblefm 2 'KK-'H' W6 : A , , I A .if -gvyiziii? 1 .Xi, V 1. Q A H ' 1 B - if fi, X , i Q H' 5 Q 1 'A I 4' , - 'EP' J I I i Q XX 5 f . , - A ' - -,, E4 ,, A , .-Hy, 2' - ' l ' 1fiTi'1li M X' , 'L , k'g,,4i,,5kj1k. vga. ,x at v gl 1 x Q :A 1 Bowie Glrls Wln State 2 A Basketball Champion hlp Seated Llnda Bradfleld Sue Jackson .loan Baxter Glenda Brooks Ruth Ann Wrwht Llnda Campbell Lynda McLeland Standmv M a r 0 1n Stovall C o a ch Wanda Edwards Betty Andreasen M1ldred McCravv Carol Ann Srmth Lorna Sue McLeland Lawana Rob1nson Johnny Shytles Fo r the flrst tlme 1n the hlstory of Boxue Hwh School the g1r1s basketball team competed and Won 1n the State Meet The 1rls captured the 2 A State crown by defeatlng Anvleton 1n the champ1onsh1p game 54 Boyne advanced to a place ln the flnals by defeatln Cvatesv1l1e 1n the flrst round of the tourney 59 56 Tne vlrls went to Austm XV1th a record of 28 wms and four losses In Non D1btT1Ct play they had 15 wms aUa1nst'3 losses 1nD1str1ct play 8 to 1 1n Revlonal 3 to 0 Bow1e also won the Denton Inv1tat1onal Tourna ment Dur1nU the season the team made a total of 1588 opponents made a total of 1191 for an average of 37 per game pomts an average of 50 pomts per game wh1le the1r In the 32 games played Carol Ann Smlth made a 32 polnt average per game, Sue Jackson a 12 pomt average, and Lmda Campbell a 6 po1nt average C a rol Ann Smlth and M1ldred MCCraw were sel ected for the All Tournament Team at Denton Carol Ann Sm1th and Lawana Robmson won All State 0 Q I ' YY? ' .1 3 , 4 5 , 4 , 'A . J , Q ,, K-7 fp L. 2 ,, 5' , ' . ff..- . . 'x , . . . 1' V' I a . Q Q -2 xl -- 4 - . x I l l 1 I Q r 1 r D 1 1 - D: Q , , , v ' ' I 7 7 ! Y ' ' . . . . Y. . - 1 , 3 . A ' MD U. - . . . . - . O 3 O 52. Y. . . B , U . . . 5 - C, . D ' - D 5 9 s - -3 :J I i 174 nl , if , v i K . is ni N' A f N t If R ll if ff-- , W ,K xif :G 3' , 5 , W -0 ' wsu! -E' i Q in a .I O ,J 1 xt s Vit' , ll U I gll I H 4 If 2 I xx N L23 Q 'P ' gs: 17 aid ' I. xi: 22 1' i W- I Q. 4. 74. Basketball Chrls B Team Back Row Carolyn Hall Sue Cantrell Ela1ne S1fferman .Toy Wh1tBkLT Coach Edwards Nora Edgerton Iona Andreasen Frances Barker Marzze Langford Wanda Echols Front Row Glenda Duck Betty Truax V1Ck1 Zahn Barbara Stephens Jane Anderson Volleyball 1S another of the aCt1V1t1ES 1n G A A STRIKE ONE' 1' 'eff in Rlchard Bradley runnmv the 440 yard dash --4... , Wm? H1 h hurdles .. .wyunw we Tl' f rw POLE VAULT Andy Mart1n Ilmmy Hall Glen Bevley Wendell Srfuth 440 yard dash 880 yard dash bi '-s I N. uv? Q33 v --.,,,,s ,av A A Coach Mattmgly mspects h1s relay tea uvlfc fl: -ii 'F' 'F ?v, nos! I Raymond Clement w1th the shot put Charles Cufford w1nds up for the d1scus throw 'femwi IX ibn L R1ghtto1eft Gre Underwood Corkey Hrlburn Dean Moore Bobby Gardner andN E LEWIS Coach 1' 1 H.. 5 B-up---an-no-ag Vi? Readmv from left to rmght kneelmg METZIS Langford Yvonne Rob1cheaux MaUg1e Thompson Sue Jackson Standmg Pat Howard Margln Stovall M1ldred McCraw Frances Morton Lorna Sue McLe1and and .Tohnnle Shytles 1 X , xx 1 ' - v ,L -- . x yg .- X 1 . X N , f . - , 5 , - -nl - . 5 l ' r 1 3' 3 ' I' X, ' -I ,' .. i -,.-- .. - . , h .l ,. y Q-. ,. .. 5 X U ' ,if I - I . V 4 , . 1 . , , , . . . -r-- ' -1. ' '. Q. -1 -ff.1- .l'.xL.r', x'cx XL-. 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M an :LA B ack row james Bateman Donald Unger Bllly Hankms Davls Wzllard Allan Anthon G F y ary arm er james H111 G B k eorge a er Kenneth Wmn Don Roland Coach Flte Mlddle rom jerry Wllllams L nn Cox I hn R h d y o 1C ar son john McShan jerrell Bennett joe Rrchey Ronme Hankms Carroll Wlnn Monty Cooper Front ro w Ronal jones Paul Farmer Benny Carver I D Roach Gene Dorman Bobb McLend y on Ronnn. Robrcheaux Baseball 1S another outstandmg fleld of sport at Bowne I-hgh Much lnterest was mamfested by the unusually large number of partxcxpants thrs year They played elght conference and SIX non conferen e bames The dlstrlct now lncludes Olney jacks boro Nocona Decatur and Bowre ' I I I , , , N ' I ' , I D . Q .V e' .W ' 1 vs, if - rf , J P K H ' . X x 17 . M fy .N 8 . ' f 3 1 .ggi 1 - l, - , In X 1,7114 H4 if 4 4 . X . f' I 4 N- ' 1 C ,' ' i E . U . 1Q . ' fi' . I I I 3 1 , . L ' V 1 N ,. - 1 ' K ' fl ' Y ' J I D . ' C y X . In lf tg, Q . , -' X ' 'N . 1 X , 1 ' . 1 -- X f ' . 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X ,- Y ,Q 1 ' .X .F D. . ' U . 5 Q. . . Ng tx - We vm l ,, , , 3 f W . Q' ' sistance with their schedules. . . ,re- l . fs.-QZXQJ J . 1 'F fx I 5. ,H K' . ff The clowns were No Fair parade would be complete without the Bowie High School Band September also brin s xx ith it that lonv looked for event The Monta ue County Fair with its paradc exhibits rodmo band fc stival and car nival The re is hard xxorlx but lots of fun and enjoyment a favorite as always audiif Qnufacr i bel te, -, - L I V. . lift e . f s 1'!!l'! al.. l ll ll av 3- -i- W.-4-rf-ce. ,- - msn smut seams K- , I BONIE The Basketball Girls had a float of their own. H' h ig school seniors lend their beauty to the Lion's Club float. The Calf scramble was e ' rd b njoyc y all, partici- The Senio r Cl s a s was represented by a float pants and spectators alike. ' ' depicting study, recreation, graduation, and the senior trip. October - November bring football season with its pep rallies in assembly with the band and pep squad leading yells .... i m1I.fi+ 3 wg - 'sg..'. --5 .4 1 6 1 I ,' . . .the Seniors present the faculty with cor- sagesfor the finalgame. . . .football games in crisp fall air with cheering crowds, the band marching, and hot dogs .... Fall 15 the season for Sen 1or act1v1t1es to b6'71I'I the long awalted day when the Sen1 O I' I'1I'10'S COITIQ Plans for money maklng projects fo One ofthe class and Travel Club bevm f1rst was a talent show r the EIntr1es 1n the talent show fi 'S To close the football season the Seniors sponsored the Home ' ' oronation, and reception. coming w1th 1ts program, C ailllww In1t1at1on of F H A officers is one ofthe important assembly provrams of the year Mr Taliaferro p r e s e nt s Good manners awards for the first semester to D I Rater and V1Tg1H1B Henson Senior boys, loading papgr to Sell to make Mr. Cunningham and the swine' band present the same money for the Travel Club, provram in assemblywhich they played for the Cham- ber of Commerce Banquet. -1 One of the main activities of the year for the home- making girls is their annual Chuckwagon Supper. Yvonne Robicheaux received first prize fo 1- her costume initiation day for the F.H.A. 4 - as xl' . 155' , -. , ,Y ,, 4 , .JC bv.-,,3vqq ' K labs . 1 ' ez,-val? 1 ' . . , N-xi azunfm A 555 e ,. is J Santa and hls Helpers v1s1t BOWIE I-hgh Chrlstmas 1 njoyed by Homemaklnf glrls Santa brmgs new basketball umforms to the gurls 1.5! is Band presents Mr Cunnmgharn Wlth a Weddlng fflft durlng Chrlstmas Celebratlon B JG Y' Mr Tallaferro open1ng h1s glft CIIFISTSYTIBS g0Od1eS PT9P31'ed by from the faculty Santa s helpers -N K' N-., ' . I 1, ' v 0 r Q Ki 5 I s NL. 'S 1 SP y , X7 se, Q , . se 7 1: 4 - . 0 o'n.'.' .eq ' 'g 0 o':.:.i..:b s I ',n I few.: ut' t:':: jan l . ,, ' pg '. f 2 DQ: X 1. y,l.,v f f. ako-S.. 1. 000- . no on ' s o 1 ,Jim ' LHR' 1 V' -.. U! 1 ' D 9 4' A 1 - I w ,D is B g. 56 .9 :Va ,f,U J E Y 'B 1 5 B E5 Bf3?,t.., , 5 BN team boys receive their jackets after a successfu 59,9 , Q J , 40423. 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