Bowie High School - Jackrabbit Yearbook (Bowie, TX)

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yi? Q, 1' KES-Q 'J 'Qxx h.ngl1shI vrves the students a base for all the other Enghsh courses offered Three years of Engl1sh are re q L11 re d for gr xduatlon JOL1I'I'1'1l1SU1 may be subst1tuted for Englxsh IV Il -will X Study 15 an essentlal phase of any course Many students txke adv mta e ofthe use of the hbrary as a study h ill one or more per1ods a day vga, Y' 'W Qemor Enghsh 15 '1 very 1mportant course for students who plan to attend college The course 1ncludes study 1n fore1gn hterature w1th a concentratmn on Engl1sh class1cs Enghsh hxstory and 'advanced 7I'?ll'DI'1'1BI' rl f- IL Trlgonomefry IS the most advanced math course offered at BHS Bes1des tr1g, courses m general math, algebra, plane geometry and sol1d geometry are offered f Many students, preferrmg to by pass advanced math, take plane geometry mstead of Algebra II All are reqtured to take Algebra I and e1ther Algebra Il or plane geometry A -'- ' ,-..,.. 5 153 I :fl ' 1 'xiii A Tig f 533, Q ,- T, - gf?-' :fi I -:tr ' 3 4 . '- , .' V-a f ' x , V t 0- axiz., A ' RTW 'XL ' v,.Y , Q I 1 .1 y . , , L -5 ' 19 I I I , rf! . I t' I a K , I rt ' I A ' - - ' ,A Q' 3 - I t: . ,I 4' yy, ' A -V 'JT ' - , I . I, I, Q- .- 4. X ik sf, Q ff 1 ' - . 1 V ls- xx ' ' . - . ' , ' ly' x ' 4-1 '-- v H f ,fy Q. -r .. -. ' f' ' I I . ' ' X ,QT M , U rf- 1 1?-94 I I . , ' 'l I I ' 1. 3 V Al Qt Q . G1 x ' - ' ' . ' 4 ix .H . 5 M -:X ff H x I L , . D. . . r I 1 ' . . ' ' Y ' , 1 z 1 g . ' I . K7 i . I . C . 1 1 y . . Lf 7' . 1 W -.1 . ,V ' 144150 I-' I ninemsn ' , q : - ' V, xy D I '- A '25 ,ia ' ., . If mixzzzu 1.- . if xx A 5 I . s , 1 lik A 1 Y . 4 . Z . . Y . , . . . . 3 . . 5 K fi .

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'gi These classes, in chemistry and years of laboratory science are and biology in the freshman and take the more advanced courses rv' JBA' Two years of Latin are offered 1n BHS The first year class studi vocabulary and syntax This Latin ll class spends the year translat ing myths and difficult Roman literature -ng Government classes instruct students 1n th opera any of the students fmd that they need a cul tion of their nation' s business. The compan1on ou let Concert and rnarchmng band classes course is Texas history. Both courses are required this relaxat1on in Bowie H1gh School for graduation.

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535. X .w,,,, ,. gmvvlz- .ii These students are all participants of the Distributive Education program in set up for the students who do not plan to attend college, but intend to start w uation. Shirley Hickman, left, is employed at Brinlds Shoe Store, and Stan! Wilson's Drug Store. . gg-u - 1 i Texas history is required for all seniors as a comple- ment to Civics. World his- tory, a course newly intro- duced this year, is offered as an alternative for Texas history. -. 1 .4 4, gg yi, -gy -cf N. kf '4 - 1 1 'I 1'.-gp Q 1 33 BHS. The D.E, program is ork immediately after grad- ey Garrett, right, works at History is a major course in BHS. All juniors are re- quired to take Ame ric an h i s to r y. This American history class is studying the western development of the United States. lf