Bowie High School - Jackrabbit Yearbook (Bowie, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

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HIGH fx favor1tfe toplc for conversatlon today 1S educat1on how well are our h1gh schools domg the Job of preparmg Amer1can youth for the1r place 1n tomorrow s world? -Xll one must do to learn all the arpu ments on the matter 19 p1Ch up a newspaper turn on the radlo or telev1s1on or even s1mpler only ment1on our schools wh1le 1D 1 roup of enllghtened people The 1mmed1atc rc sponse and varlety of opuuons should 1nd1cate that the subJc-ct 15 def1n1tely 1 w1dely d1s Cussed one kollowlng thls trend to brlngb f.dllCat1OI1 more sharply mto focus we have attempted wh1le preparmg the 1959 Iackrabb1t to throw a Spotllsht on BOWIE Hlgh In every phase of l1fe at BHS w1th wh1ch thls annual deals we have trred to present the clearest truest and most lastmg plcture poss1ble l1l11'fV has been a busy suc cessful and rewardmv year for Bow1e H1gh one f1lled w1th exc1t1n 1 act1v1t1es and st1mulat1ng expemences We hope that we have been successful 1U spotllghtlngj the most 1mportant and 1nterest1ng:, occur rences of thls year For elght long months th1s has been our annual It has been ours from the very flrst vague 1dea of how we Yfllfbllt present a true plcture dt red lt we were domg the best thml to please the students of our school It has been ours as we debated and comprorrused and fmally agreed Th1s 19 best And now lt 15 yours It w1ll be yours for the rest of your l1fe It w1ll be yours to use as a source of pleasant memor1es and a reference to recall old fr1ends and teachers We hope that we have been successful 1n prepar1n5 for you a lastmg rec ord of thxs year s act1v1t1es 1n Bow1e Hu h School ff!!! 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E2 1771 ity-Lf-'af ii- K Th1s year somethmg wonderful has happened 1n the athlet1c department at Bow1e H1gh School A seldom found comb1nat1on of excellent coachmg talented athletes co operat1ve teamwork and contlnued perseverance has resulted 1n Bow1e I-hgh s clarm to s1x D1str1ct Champ1onsh1ps two B1 D1StT1Ct Champ1onsh1ps and one State Runner Up t1tle It 1S only rarely that one school 15 blessed w1th such an abundant wealth of athlet1c talent and the f1ne records made by th1s year s truly great teams and the1r coaches have f1lled everyone at BHS w1th pr1de and grat1tude For these splend1d ach1evements we w1sh to express our apprec1at1on and grat1tude by ded1cat mg the 1959 .Tackrablnt to the outstandlng 1959 Jackrabb1t teams and to the ent1re coachmg staff I A t ,Q 3 l ' I W - I .,A. - V ffliggff , I ' 1 Q-in 'S W . , U -G YA 7 A Q - QL- ' L-1 e Q7. 7. A 1., Ziff' T Q 4 ll N Q Q' in- r, - 2 - 9' 7,'-Q BIS' Alf, X I X Q , .1 z up J 1 , i I 4 l ' K 4' Qzffl .lil ' +', YN' KV A Xl' 5 lf I lv . .f -'pw' I - ' ' , I V -. A r tm ' S W 1 l lx-lany girls take Honie- niaking in B.H.5. ln this S C e n e, t h e third-year homemakers are learn- ing skills in c ooking. General Science is of- fered mainly to fresh- men. The fundamentals of science are taught to provide the students with a basis for their science courses. , 1 Home and Family is open to both boys and girls. 'l his class is dedicated to teaching the fundamentals of better home life. f .IIIIYW 'N -sif- us Home mal Class is composed of freshnen Girls becond semestel is devoted to s win an each gill leai ns to nal e her own outfit 3 x V f 5 'fuk Cooking and sew ing are the xnain features of Ho nexnalxing II H e re the girls are busy work ings on a cooking project 'l EJ ,44- l..1 l e 5 is Q. A 1 ,, M-4-44 , Q l -' my ,. I '1 ' 1 v :- B 1.-wwj rai . V Nil 4. li U ' ,I A f 1 S-npr ' 'x1r Davis s Enplish III Class studies American literature the first se- me ster and grainmar the second. Eachyearrnany essays, written by stu- dents in their junior year, are published. i Physics is the most advanced science course taught in B.H.5. and is a prerequisite for those students who wish to further their study of science in college C h e mis t r y is a junior o r senior subject Many students complete their science educa tion in high school with this course. fl This volleyball scene typifies one facet ofaGirl's P,E. class. Good manners and sportsmanship are also stressed. 3.2, Boys' P. E. classes use the basketball for indoor sports. . The sports in which 2 they usually partici- pate are tennis, foot- ball, basketball, and baseball. 'W' , ff This general science class is one of the three in B.H.S. Freshmen are required to take this course. 11 1--7 D E 15 taken by Junmrs 1nd senlors who Choose W ab me Hancock works at Gdrlett 5 Locker plant to work durmv part of each sghool dm, 'lhxs as a Part of his D E Course class fuves the Students xnbtrmmctmn 1n fulther mg a busmess, C Lreel Li S L..Lanf fn 0 Nw x ' N 1' -s. WR.- .-f N John Speake spends palt of hxs afternoon XVOI'l1I'l1 xt Stephen 5 Furnlture Store X.. C1v1Cs teaches senlors C 1t1 A 7ensh1p and the unportance of ettmp along, xx 1th then' fellow 1 men One seznester IS pro X vlded for th1s course the other IS spent xn studvmg Texas igwggzip I4 a1 za' hmmm lf' ka Iwwe lk ff' STJX I Amerlcan h1story IS a requlrement of all students for graduauon The foundauon of our nat1on's government, the Const1tut1on, and the development of our country are a fevl of the phases stud1ed. n 'ff n L - 1 1 , B' 1 . , w 1 l il gf- V ' I ,J . 7 V A 1 , . I ' . 7 ' ,A ' Q ', 1 ' 7 .I V F - Q V .gi . 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A , - r X -I Nh ...Q rIhe students who haxe Completed L,at1n I and xx 1sh to further thexr know ledge of lanouages take Lntxn II translatm- Much of the sear 1S spent mn Z 050' 'Ih1s Latm I Class stud1es grammar vocabulary and many translahons of thls language rv -v li I n fh1S svcth per1od Enf1l1shIV class prepares semors forthe1r freshmen year mn college The llterature of Enoland IS one X 'S' 039' D Spanlsh lb I populal lanw uage 'lhls year the Span1sh Club was o1van17ec1 and plans were made to take 1 tr1p to Meauco duung the Easter holld ns As marchlnp season begms the band members recene the1r urufornqs g' ai Texas lustory 15 a semeste for Senlors Wh1Ch prepares them to r subject of the mam Studies of the year be better C1t17ens of our state , 19 'slag- Q, 3+ . - ., 1- 724 I K . A r , - - , , l ,. , :Aj . 'X J' A X ' 4 5 , A ... ' .A . V ' 'YR , i gr - -M . , h , -...,.,-, , -V ' H . - Q , x 1 'P ' - 4 V U 'N f I x . ,. . 7 . . . i i I 4 V Cl u l . . - - U , . .D A , C . . X ly . . 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Y f Mr F1scher explams a dlfflcult tr1g problem Mrs K1rby s Typ1n9 I class practlces speed Trlgonolnetly and sol1d geometry round out the dr1lls and learns the fundamentals of typlng math cou1ses offered at B H 5 x Graduatlon nlght and the plt band performs 'Y Semor glrls mterested m pursumg a busmess career occupy the shorthand class fx f flif AXNE . ,I 5 1, Here m blology Class the boys dis Mr Flsnher comes to the a1d of one of Ins students m sect a starhsh Mr Bakerleads the Algebra Il Th1s course ms offered as a supplement to class m the study of orgamc matter Algebra I P s A -Q I ' v -A., Y X4., ' X xi Q 'b Q -1 I , 'A .1 I ' ' 1 J,EA4 L . A x X ,t.. A: ' -Y - ' - V' 5. ,iffy v I f dw - 1 'X Y R ' 1 -,, Q , -X f L .X ' rl, K ' ' . s -, 1 'V hx l, l 'Q' - -'9 1 rx g 1 X f f . V , . . . . I , , . 3 I 4 v ' y I - Lg. A N f ' A -1 T ' I ' ,X' x X ' ' ' A Q Q' A Y 1 ii, ,. ' 'TV A K A N? if - w Y f V, -Avi! x ,, V J . . . 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A iq 'Q -un.---v - --3 Nil ffl. : If eq? :G fgx zvb' y, ...guani- ' .gmail 1 2 H I 'loo BOARD CF EDUCATION - S My Stand1ng Claude Young C D Allen B111 Brewer Alex Gr1ff1n Dr B H Roberts Seated Ernest Chandler Burton Karsteter Bob Welch OFFICERS BURTON KARSTETER PRESIDENT BOB WELCH VICE PRESIDENT ERNEST CHANDLER SECRETARY MRS EVA GILES TAX ASSESSOR COLLECTOR The School Board 15 composed of mte rested and qual1f1cd 1nd1v1duals who arc cle t ed by the voters of the Bow1e Independent School D1str1ct They strlve constantly h f th r unt1r1n5 to 1mprove Bowme s school system and we are mdebted to t em or C1 efforts Improvements such as the complete renovatlon ofcvery classroom 1n BHS d b tt ment 1n can be accred1ted to them For the1r fme record of progress an e er BOW19 s schools we express our grahtude and apprec1at1on Hr, -0-, ' fn 7 xl N7 sf! +P . Q 4 ff-.I-+:-I -4 I H' xyyz-. i . ff -1 f., 5 , kkifif. '85 lu' f ' I , . . , , , . . . . 3 , , - . . . . . . . . 0 u n c I I u I l 9 - . . . . . . . . . . . I I 0 I a - . . . . . . . i A - . . , P , . . . . 7 0 I s. I . , . . . , . OUR SU PERINTEN DENT '6' if My Q rpg y nxn ll 1 0 Llu Psoxue achoo exe, em r D Xllen mc, proved lumsclf to be an 'ablm ind iff-1C1LI1l. 'xdrrunlstrator lie 1S 'ilwag S 'iv ul ably to g1VC adV1CC and solvc 'my of flu miny probllmk. wluch 1r1Qe not only from B115 but 11 om all of the Svc schools m the Bowu lnlepcndcnt School Dlntrlcf ll1s lllllbllllx 1nd w1ll1n ness to cooperate wlth all who seel hw a1d have endcared lum to evl rx one We feel fortunate 111 deed to have Mr Allen '15 our 'supermtendcnt and lool forward to a long, pleisemt assocl atlon Wlth h1m OUR PRINCIP lk. M Auf Z Qiffd p Mr Taliaferro s long teaching experience has given him a rare perception of the minds of his students He employs this asset to inspire his pupils to become good citizens and useful individuals With keen insight into human nature, he has guided many lives into the ranks of the successful and happy. In his eighteen years as principal at Bowie High Mr Taliaferro has truly become a living legend His avid interest in every student past and present is manifest in his knowledge of the accomplishments of each For his friendly concern and considerate aid we return our loyalty and devotion lv .div JILSS S I ILES B 5 Hxstory P E MYRTLL DAVIS A M EDL:11Sh FLOYD BYINU B Industmal Arts l FAC U LTY VAINITA BRAD? ORD HERSHEL STEPHENS B A B Math D1str1but1ve hducauon 'Wo' ar- -- '- -ee WAUNITA SCHAI- FINER AM Homemakmg, ARTHUR FISCHER S Math X I BOBBIB BRASHILAR RAMONA HENRY B S B A General Science Journalism P. E. History Envlish CLARA HOELDTKE S M Mith Smence i 4213 PAUL TALIAFERRO B. A., M. A. Civics PATSY JO BAKER B. S. General Science BARTON MASSEY B. S. History, P.E, FAC U LTY CLETA FRYAR GLENN CUNNINGHAM B. A. B. A.. M. A. English Band A ' '--wf .. Tw 3 S 3 ' v 'ffligb if im is J. . KENNETH SHACKLEFORD FRANCES KIRBY B.A. B.A.,M.A. Vocational Agriculture Commercial .V 1, ,., ,ff Z2 NINA DAVLIN B. A., M. S. Homemaking Home and Family ROBERT BAKER B. S. Biology, P. E. ELIZABETH YOUNG B. A., M. A., B. L. S. Librarian 63 PEGGY PATTERSON S A M Choral .TAKE BRIDGEWATER B Dr1ver s Educat1on NORWISTA WILLIAMS School Nurse 'B 1, FAC U LTY ANN ROBERTSON BONNIE BRANINON Secretary to S M the Prmclpal Counselor fmkll 'Ni .10 rg X gx VELVIE THORNE HOPE HUDSPETH Dletmlan Secretary to the Supermtendant KQQ IRMA LEE FLOYD Cafete r1a Accountant JEAN BRIDGE WATER B Phys1cal Educat1on WILLIE LEE DICKE RMAN B A Enghsh Latm 91- l ,f O I . w vu I X S 'A A 1 q ' B. ., .E. M . . v ESF .lx ' 1 I -' :F- Q h B. .,B. ., .A. 'L' ' XL' 4 , f .S. F ' -5. T' 'mv . L I PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT BODY ' 54 , '9 K vii' sri, , , ,-+,.,, K . -v v A .iu 1 -i ll IIIWJ f?m11yJo11 for influencinv others and commanding respect James body in the spring of 1958 has displayed these traits ceivinv awards for the students His capable leadership sulted in his excellent fulfillment of these duties A 1 F Thompson elected by the studs nt in conducting asscmbllc s and rc and personal magnetism have rc i I ff f ' f . When electing their president, the students of BHS look for an individual with an ability o ' 1 ' Q X STUDENT COUNCIL ,ff Zf sis. Bick Row Paula Allen Jon lwnchcr lNancy bpnars Tommy Power lxarcn Taylor Lee Cordell Susan Paschall Ferry Bradfield l-ront Row Jimmy Clark Pe gy Underwood James Thompson Johnny Floyd Jimmy Hacks r leon Climcnt Ol-EICERS James Thompson Pre sidcnt Johnny l-loyd Vice Prcsidnnt Peo y Underwood Secret1r5 Mr Paul Taliaferro bponsor The Student Council is the most important and in fluential student organization in Bowie High It is composed of three officers elected by the entire student body' the class presidents' and two dele- gates elected from each class. The Council ar- ranges all major student activities during the year including assemblies lyceum provrams and the annual Christmas party. The Council serves as a middle f round for students and faculty to discuss their problems. The fine work of this or aniza- tion - under the direction of the sponsor Mr. Taliaferro -is an invaluable asset to the life of our school. ff STUDENT COUNCIL 1 H- 'a -r of . .xugmib Mrs. Brannon is the head of the testing program Mrs. Robertson, secretary to the principal, is in B.H.S. In her capacity as counselor, she ad- sues passes and excuses. Joe Vassar is onlx vises students on courses to take and helps them one of the several student helpers she has each plan their college careers, x 'J' , -3- lg, , . N , 's 4 I . 1 L 1 Q , My ,?7 '5.Ls.? N I W , ,-, T- V . .-3' L I - , 1 5 hour of the day, One of the most valuable assets to our school our cafeteria workers. ,- N... 12 I 2'-Q L.indaFryar is one of the girls who op- erates the new switchboard which was recently installed in Mrs. Hudspeth's office. 5 A4 N Q ..-aff - lla ,Mg Q -mys- 4 'tm In addition to journal- isxri, Texas history, and freshmen English, Mrs. Henry has two American history classes L 535 I-v-465 vw - Q -vc- 21:42 ...--f ...- ,Q-' .. 1 - -. g 1 'Eff s..f f Y A W5 -my . ::. ...- K ' I v..y er. I, z 'r-Q .' . ,- 44',, pf 'uv- '..::rN LEON CLEMENT President it fa 1:rf'7 MICKEY LOWE JOHN IRONS Vice-President Secretary SEN IDRS CLASS OFFICERS 6--1 .1 , Q ' 4 X . ,,. A -, , -we 2 . swf ...fur Lv 3 - ul 1:43 '1 RONNIE COMPTON Treasurer --nfl-M -' 9' ,Z ,f 'L K 1 f f li.,-.L v N ,- 1 .J Y HJ wiv N Y . 1:41,-. -S .. vflwi:-,-b, X , 'vigaia-L:,r., A 'f --'-J. . xx Win ,Q .s ' f.. , , 5 , . . L - '- 1-ff ' J: ,. 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'CS' 'TN 'NC' 4'-- 7 BRUCE COGCIN Th1S 1ndustr1ous 1l'1d1V1d1lZi1 nas 1115 1ronS 1n many flres He tal-ces part 1n many extracurrlcular 'iCt1V1t1eS yct maln tams honor roll grades He was busmess mana er of the Iackrablnt h1S Juruor year and co ed1tor h1s sen1or year He has a l1ngu1s t1C ab1l1ty whlch should take hun far 1r1 h1s chosen f1eld the dlplomatlc Serv1Ce RONNIE COMPTON Ronn1e has a s1ncere des1re to learn but w1th 1t he combmes 1 sparkhnf personahty and a radlant smllc, He has served well as treasurer of the ben 1or Class at the same t1me be1n5 act1ve IH F F A sports and Travel Club BOBBY CORNELISOIN Bobby our freshman pres1dent has always been a favor1te w1th h1s classmates Due to lus outstandms ath 1et1C ab1l1ty he was selected Most Outstand 1nc Back 1n B H 5 made the All Area team h1s Jumor and served as tr1 captaln th1s year JO AlNlN CORINILLISONI .To Ann 1s actlve F H A pep squad basketball and volley ball Her aff1b1l1ty and unassumlng, a1r make her an easy person to be around HARlxlE,T BARKER Harr1et 1S 1 cutg bru ncttc w1th 1 1 gle thxt w1ll long be rn mem bored Although shn does well 1n 1ll of hcl subjmcts her maln 1111.1 rests are ccnteud 1 round F H A and B B L A Her amb1t1on 15 to attend Colle e and become a secretary PAUL. BRAINSON ks pres1dent of thc Travnl Club 1nd mana er of the basl etball tr rm for four years Paul has proved h1mself to bc 1 Competent hc lper md an 1I1dl1StI'1OUS leader P -X was 1 band member for thrcc years plays football and pl ms to be a coach JIMMY CARVER Jlmmy 1s 1 good natured fellow who works hard and 1S always ea er to pleise He and 1119 reen Chevy are a common sound around the Campus He was a mc mber of D E and a d1l1LJ0nt manav er of the lnsl etball team LEON CLEMILNT Leon IQ our sen1or class pres1dent H1s chlef lnterest 15 a r1culture and he has won numerous honors IH l- F A We predlet that Leon w1ll become Ona of the most progre-ss1ve farmers 1n Texas ?f M asa 1 Q12-f Q x A ROY CORNLLISON M o o s e IS an out stanchng football pl xyer who has made many f1'1CI1flS Wltll h1s purt dxy W1t and I1 lcndly pe r son 1l1ty He 15 always on hand when there s work to ba done for the class ALBLRT COX Alba rt 19 a nc W member 1romBellcvue who has made many fr1ends ln thc short t1me he has been here We re lad that hc chosc to gbrzduatn wlth us .IACOUETTA COX Iacquetta has done gbreat work h1 h sta pp1n 1n front ot the bxnd as both majorette and drum major Her v1vac1ous personahty and snappy danc1n1 W1ll long be remembernd IH B H 5 LLSLIE CRAFT blats 15 along tall dr1nk of witer whom you have to look upto 1n more ways than om He plans to become an arch1 tectural eng1neer rf' ,..-1 'f3Wil'f ll rv, Tw . 'G'-4 1 'X ...Q-. sv- V .TAMFS CRAFT bach one of our sllghtly bashful students LIVES rnuch of h1S tlme to D E work and mechan1cs Those who cnow h1m apprec1ate h1m as a xaluable fr1end WILLIAM CROW W1ll1am s cheerful smlle 1Sl11S outstandlng asset He has shown alxcen 1nterest 1n F F A and gene ral shop work HIS amb1t1on 15 to become a mechamc JOYCE CRUMPLER Th1s attractlwe Burl emboches the rare comb1nat1on of mtellcct personahty and persexerance Rank1nv f1rst scholastxcally Joyce also f1nds tlmc for ex tracurr1cul'1r aCt1N1t1ES F B L A bclcnce and Math Clubs and basketball bhe was uce pres1dent of the INat1onal Honol Soc1ety and 1s secretary of the Travel Club Her ambltlon and ab1l1ty Villll 1nsure her succc ss IH any endeax or GRACYF. DICK Gricye 1S one of the most talented mn mbers of the class smger ac tress model She was D F Sweetheart d 1tor of the Maroon and Whltl and Who s Who 1n .lournallsm her JUI11OI' year Her sparkllns personahty and W1nn1n0 smlle Wlll long be remembered 4 ts Q FAITH FORD Faith s Good natured giggle is evidence of her keen sense of humor Since Faith has been inF H A forfour years it is easy to see that her chief interest is homemaking bhe is also a member of the Travel Club and a reporter for the Maroon and White CAROLYN GARDNER This carrot topped cheerleader s pep and enthusiasm are valu able in arousing school spirit An active in dividual she is one of Mrs Robertson soffice helpers and a reporter for the Maroon and White STANLEY GARRET - Stanley D. E president for two years can be seen working hard be- hind the counter at Wilson s Drug Store His courteous manner and knack for salesman- ship will aid him in future business ventures. TROY GASKINS - Troy is one of the quieter members of our class. Centering his inter- ests around D. E. and vocational study, he is preparing himself for a business career. Troy and his pickup have made many trips for the Travel Club. LEN EAKMAIN Tall handsome and a Wee bit shy Len is popular among his fellow stu dents He was in band three years attended Boys btate and is vici president of the Travel Club this ye ar AL X LOUISE EDCIN Louis one of our ca pable ind dependable office helpers bhe was in active member uf the lf B L A F ll A Tr ivel Club and Pep Squid Outstanding in basl etball Ala Lou was c iptain of the team her Junior year DALL FAULKENBERRY Dale is ourtypical Texan complete withdrawl Outstanding in F F A he was Greznhand president sec reta ry his Junior ye ir and vice pre sident this yeai Also active in Journalisrn he is Cir culation M inager of the Maroon and White JOHININY FLOYD A resourceful leader and an active participant Johnny is an all round boy He was a member of the Annual btaff Math Club and Science Club A few of his honors include sophomore and Junior class p re s id ent sophomore favorite and vice president of the btudent Council this year An indispensable halfback Johnny made the headlines after each game this season 'UN liar .1 B' r If . 4, W C GILBLRT What me worry? seems to be Dub s motto H1s laughable ant1cs male h1m a Well l1l ed person W C spends much t1me on F F A Work and has won many PTIZCS on lus projects BILLY GODREY A care free guy Corny spends h1st1me havlnv fun and malung frlends He was a member of the btudent COUHC1l and Travel Club Popular Wlth h1s classmates B1lly was elected JUHIOT favorlte CAROLYN GRAY Guss1e 15 sjenerilly on f1re w1th enthus1asm for her class French horn sec:t1on and the F B L A bhe has worked long and hard as treasurer of tne Travel Club membe r of the btl1dCT1tCOl1f1C1l and ln F H A offlcer Besldes her many act1v1t1es Carolyn f1nds tlme to mamtarn Natlonal Honor Socuty rades Her mai ne t1C personallty has made her tops IH B H S DOIN GREGG Grevu IS a real n1ce 1 uy spec1al1zes 1n sports bemgz, a member of the football basl-eetball and tracl teams Pre par1n for the future Don plans to be an electrlcal en Ylneer Q--lr :D N Y V' QT... Fx www 3 BOBBY GREGORY Bobby was a Welcome add1t1on to the class h1s Junlor year H15 elect1on as delegate to Boys btate speaks of h1s character and h1s ab1l1ty to adapt to h1s envn-onment He 1S a member of the Travel Club and v1Ce pres1dent of the D E Club IAN GRIFFIN .Ian 1S an outstandmv g1rl w1th a lot of amb1t1on and talent A member of the band Travel Club and co edltor of the Jackrabb1t she was also secretary of the Stu dent Councll and sophomore class favor1te Followmg her father s footsteps Jan plans to become a pharmacnst PLGGY Gllll- PHX Pee y nex er lmposes her personal OPINIONS on others but alway s makes '1 s ood 1mpress1on As VICG presldent of the lf ll -X 'md candldate for her state home mal 1n de ree she has demonstrated '1b1l1ty and co operatlveness She 15 also act1ve 1D Pep Squad 'md Choral Club RONALD GUINN S1lence 15 golden ev1dently Ronme s motto However those who make lus acqualntance d1scoverh1s w1t and sat1r1cal humor. 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Y 1-..., t RONALD HUDSPETH Ronnie concentrates his enerfy on matters at hand He 1S active 1n athletics participatinv in track and football throughout high school He was a bandsman for three years and was selected to play with the all region band his junior year JOHN IRON5 Irony is an am1able boy whose Wit and humor make h1m Welcome in any crowd He 1S active in athletics and a member of the Ivlath Club Science Club and Travel Club He takes part in class activities and serves as secretary of our class CHARLOTTE JACKSON Charlotte s smile lndustry and ambition make her 'itrulygjreat pc rson Band lNat1onal Honor Society Travel Club md Annual Staff work fill most of her hours Regional recognition in band and dec lamation and election as a Girls State dele gate are among her honors Posscssins an avid interest in science she plans to be laboratory te chnician DAVID JACKSON Dave s chief interest in high school is having, fun He was sopho more vice prc sident and in F' I' A When anything exciting is happening David is bound to be near WAYNE HANCOCK - He has been a member of the Camera Club and Travel Club, and is active in D. E. His Ford and his girl vie for his attentions. Wayne displayed his willing- ness to work While serving as manager of the football team his Junior year PAT HARVEY Pat Joined our class her Junior ya ar bhe was a member of tht F H A and Travel Club Her chief interest in B H .5 is bookkeeping which shr plans t use in achievinr her ambition of bccominfb a secre tary JACKIE HOPPER Jackie 1S a regular guy who has fun and enjoys life He was manager of the football tc am his freshman and Junior years active 1n D E and a member of the Travel Club this year He plans to make a career of Unclc bam s Navy I-REDDY HOWARD This husl y lid is 1 star football player Ind a tri captain of the team As president of the Bowie F F A chapter District I' F' -X Sentlnel ind sports editor of the Maroon and White he mini es to keep busy and enjoy life .pg if 'W'-94 uw ai? fit' ak MIKE JACKSON All who know M1kc apprc c1ate h1s qu1cta1r and depc ndablhty He has been a me mbt r of the M 1th and bC1C nce Clubs E:-.ccll1n1, lr l' A he plans to becoml farmer .HM PAI JEl'l'RlEb A good lool 11133 guy Jeff seems to attract everyone for h1s fr1end An outstanchng iootball player l1e was all d1str1c center h1s JllT11OI' year J1m Pat also part1c1p1tLs 1n tr 1ck and l- 1- A BARBARA KOOINCE B1rb1ra IS 1 cutl ma Jorettc w1th a pcrsonal1ty to match She has won many honors 1I'lClllfl1I15 O1l Progress Queen memblrslup 1U both lNat1onal Honor boclety and all re lon band Th1s str1k1n5 brunette belongs to F B L A F H A An nual btaff and bclence Club DAN LANCASTER A band spark plug Dan has served as X1CG pres1dznt and presldent of th1s organ1zat1on lntn rc sted 111 athlet1cs he has partxclpatcd 1n tenn1s and basketball H15 d1st1ngu1sl1ed appearance and arguman t1ye c1b1l1ty should a1d l11f1'1 greatly 1n achlcy 1nv hls 1mb1t1on that ol bc com1ng a lawyc r .5 IU! 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' S..- 'PWA JOEL PAT LATHAM Pat cyerywhe re and 1n eyerytlung 15 known and l1kcd by all H1s dtl1lCl'.1C ab1l1ty 1S spothghted by h1s be1ng chosen Outstand1n5 L1neman of 57 and tr1 captam of tht team th1S year An all round athlete he also part1c1patcs 1n track basket ball and baseball He was NICK prn s1dent of h1s treshman class and class fayor1t+: lus Jumor year MARY ELLEN LEA Lou1s1ana S loss Bowu s ga1n We re glad shc came our way Interested 1U Journallsm Mary Ellen serves as Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef of the Maroon and Wh1te She 15 1nx aluablc as a chem rlc 1der and actlye ID F H A BILL LEONARD B111 IS 1 good natured guy whose ant1cs hayq furn1shed much amuse ment to h1s inllow students He was 1n the band two years 1 mterl sttd 1n shop work and plans to becomm an auto mechamc GARY LIGGETT L 19 casual 'md care lrce I-ootball and 1 cc rtaxn blondr headed 1,1rl seem to occupy most ot h1s tlme He was a member ot thc OCIPUCL Club and the Travel Club sf .SAUNDRA MLRSHON baundy 1S qu1et to 43 ,num Ai 5 fs 'F 1: Q NAlNCY MOYER Nancy s unassummv a1r and fr1endly manner result 1n apleaslng per sonal1ty bhe has shown an act1ve lnterest 1n F H A and has been 1 member for thru. years Her art1st1c nature 15 d1splayed1nhtr neatness and thoroughness .TOE PAT MCCRACKEN Bum em rsoetlc: and m1sch1evous Joe Pat keeps thmps poppmp where ever he foes A veteran band mem ber he was 1ts pres1dent h1sJun1or year and playcd 1n the all rr g1on band h1s sophomore year He partlclpated ln football tenn1s and 15 a member of the Travel Club .TERRY MCCLASSON Jerry 15 a d1l15ent and valuable member of F F A He not only works hard on h1s projects but also helps IH the club s COHCCSQIOH stand durmg, football He plans to attend collefre and make avrxcul ture h1s vocatlon ARMELDA INATIONS Armclda IS ql11Ct shy and as pleasant as they come A v1tal worker 1nF H A she has been a member four years v1ce presldent for three years and votlng d e l e 1, '1 te to the state conventlon She has served us admrlrably as a song leader. MICKEY LOWE. Mr V1CC Prtsadent h IS frlled thxs Off1CL wall ln both tht band the senlor class Mxclx a tall trombonlst has madn thc all rs LJIOII bind for sc vt ril yt xrs Aftc 1 1 thru ye xr xpprn ntlct slup 111 tht Con cessxon stands ht has 11nally won promotlon to bus1nt ss man zen r of tha Jackribblt those who those who servr s as lntc rn sts wluch she don t know har but a lot of lun to do bhc 19 a member of D F. and trc isurcr ot that club Her mxln CPITKLI around Comma rc1al woll plans to use as a secretary GEORGIA LEI MOORE. GLOFS51dLLC IS ont of our bunset 1rls bhe 1S an actlve and val uablf member of the volleyball tram Belnf klnd and maluny, trlends are Crnorpla s cluef tr uts SHIRLFY IXAOORL blurley 1S a cute blonde whose ma1n 1ntr re st IS ln the comme re1'1l fuld bhe sc rvrs as sn retary of the D ls Club and as well as an effluent off1ce worl cr .She has bean a mr mber of thc Pep Squad F H A F B L A andAnnu1lbaff -Q 1 1 KATHERINL OLIVER Always 5 rn 1 l 1 n 5, Kathy IS an enerUet1C 1nd1v1dual A hard worker IH F H A she has held many off1ces 1I1ClllCl1HS ll1StOI'18H and 15 1 cand1date lorher state de free An al'Y1b1l,lOl1S g31rl Kather1ne plans to be 1 f'lbl11OD de514 ner JAMES PARKLR Bucl 15 good n1t11red and always 1 pleasure to have around He belonged to F F A two years and part1c1 pated 1n track for three years In football he IS an outstandmg guard cons1dered by many as one of the best 1n the state BLTTY PARK Betty pos se sse 5 a qlllbt manner always shows '1 ready sm1le and can t be outdone where fr1endl1ness 1S con Ccrned A member of F H A for tour years she has also served as a reporter for the Maroon and Wh1te KATHERYIX PHILLIPS Katheryn has made many fr1end5 1n BHS because of her Cons1d erat1on for othe rs A member of F H A for three years her amb1t1on 1S to be a good hornemake r Kathy works w1ll1ngly and IS an asset to the class Q 'K '00 qu-4 sl '?' ffm Ur iq' e l Q31 'C' ?..,--y is A .4-9 -Q L JERRY PRESTWOOD Jerry 1S fun lOV1l'1g but a good worker and a valuable member of the class H15 d1l10ence and dependab1l1ty have been d1splayed 1n two years of D E work T1r1kle 5 ma1n amb1t1on next to pettmgb out of school 15 to be a barber TREVA RICHEY Trewa a 5tr1l-e1nU redhead Contrad1ct5 the old adda e that redheads are hlgll tempered In all 51tu'1t1ons she ICTIIGIIIS calm and serene He r well Uroomed appear ance and the fact that she won herbtate Home mal 1n Devree are evldence oi her 1ntere5t 1n homernaleln 1 FOY ROLLIINS What would BOWIE H1511 bchool be W1lZhOLlt thlg ener Ct1C guy' HIS Cl'l10f 1ntere st seems to be pe 5ter1ng people and ettme a bang, out of l1fe JIMMY ROTH J1mmy IQ cheerful and Jolly and lots of fun to be around He has spent much of h1s t1me 111 F F A held many off1ce5 1n thu club and has won many pr1zes on h1s entr1e5 1n the fa1r YWK' iv x., ,403 fv- IOHlX SPEAKL John 19 an act1ve Worker 111 the Travel Club and an 1r1d1spensable mem ber of the Annual Stiff A D E member, he 1S studylnv vocatlonal work and plans to be come a teleffraphcr ,Tohn has the d1st1nct1on of bemv the only member of the class who can wr1te Sanskr t NANCY SPLARD Full of XV1l', fun and pep she hkes to h1v1 11 part 1n Lvcrythlnv Cur rent Her achuwcmc nts could f1ll a book band swentheirt, JIITIIOI' class fawor1tc' sac retary ol Student COl1flC1l member ot the N'1t1on'1l Honor bocu ty and delegate toG1rls btate IACQUIE STI' PHLNI5 acq sultry bruncttc Whosr r1ppl1n1 la111fl1tcrottcnbr11fl1t ens up the sccnc bhc has been both sccre tary and tra 1s11rc1 ot the band, and W'1s an outstandmv all rewuon ObO19t bhe 1S also a member oi thc I H A Art Club 1ndAnnuz1l btaif LOlb SMITH STOCKARD LOIS 1S 1 pf. t1te Qllfl w1th an attractwc manner and quut d1s pos1t1on Har thrcv. years ot horncmalung are comlnsg 1n handy now that she has bccorne a housew1fe MARCARL.l SCROCUM Mar1'1rct1s out of t1c '-,p'11l s NVl11C'l1lxLLP tht b1nd on lll bu 1 1 s S1St1lJll ou h l1LI 1111111 llltl rn st 1s lJ1l1C e h 19 1 1 -X '1nd Il 111 1l 5t1l1 MOlNli0L SCKUCC5 Iv onrol 1 ILS Jon s1ble cn1rqct1C me n1b11 ol F F A l1Olfl1I1g o 1 61111111 1 111ml cl1str1Ct olhcts H s J talncd the cl11pt11 s l11gl1L5l,I'1Illx tha Lonn 8 '11 l-'11m1 1 hgru 11m 111 IL F F -X concc 951011 stind 15 .1 1am1l1a1 51 BOBBY SINKB :xv1nl-1 1 tall sltndt r Huy who l11Q!1 t 111 Lnc my IH th world Aetna 1n 1thl1 t1cs Bobby p1rt1e1patcs 111 both loot ba 1nd tr 1cl As prool oi lllin 1b1l1ty L9 1 leader he was elcctcd to attend Boys btatc JANE DLAYDEN .Tanl s w1nsom1 sm1lQ and lacon1c n ll1ll'L mal 1 hc r 1n llI'1l1Sl11l and 1n terest1n1 person bhc spends most ol har tlmc 111 Comml rcnl Work btmr sncrfetary of F B L A bl1il1Z1SlJLLI'1 a mt mbcr oi Vd.I'1011S or1an1.41t1ons 1nClud1n11 Nat1onal Honor bo Clety band and Annu1l btalf ' fv- X1 4' Y fini JUN1' SIOM J11n1 5 11111 IL 515 11'1 w1d11y C11 w1r51f11d A. 1'I'lL1'I'11JC r of 1.111 111nf1 1.11rou111out 1 5 111 1 5 51 M111 15 1111r 1r1an l1.01' 1n1.4 11111 1111 wo Sl 1r5 1111 Lfdlfl n1 C1 IVQQ m1m1111 of 1 1111 111 1 11 1 1m111L111n O 1 111m111 51c1'1 1 IVLR1 T1 STOINLR 11 qu11t 1nt11m1111y 5Ort O1 1111ow w11o111V11 511m5 to 11111 .111y 111-o1111m5 -X5 11111 01 1111 CIFCLI 11t1on M 1111 cr5 of t111 1V1l1OOI1 and W111te 1 15511mc-5 1JlT12 of t111 F1 5pon5111111ty for 1t5 f11St1'11J111, O11 B1 TTY SULLIVAN P11119 15 1 v1v ICIOLIS 115 11r11 1 1r1w1 1 1513! 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L - J -2 '- C21 ' 1 -at X . . 1 ...I .'I.'11 - 1 . 71 'QN 'Nerd J X Z RENABLLLL WHITAKLR Renibellc wlll lon be rc mm mba red for her Wholcsomn par sonalxty md the smxlc Sha has lor cvfryonc bhe belonvs to the F H A 15 1 rcportgr for the Maroon and xvhltf' and plans to become a be 'il1t1C1 in ROlNlNIE WILLLTT blullat IS VL ry lntc r cstcd 1n the E F A de-partmgnt whnre hp has Won honors on hls projects Qllllt and capable hs 15 wall hktd by h1s clissmates JUDY WHNIN Judy 15 a cutc 1rl w1th a swctt srrulc and that slow bouthc rn drawl bu 1S actxvc 1n band and 19 on thc Annuxl btiff Bch1nd hc r quutness lles 1 sharp pcnftrat 1nf XV1t ELVENA WINTON Elvcnx s v1r1cd talents have brought many honors to hm rsc lf ind our school bhe IS '1 f1nc artxst and m11s1c1an Very actlv 1n F H A shc has earntd har btatc Dev rfc and 1S prc '51d0l'1tOftl11t orvan1 zat1on thlq year .She also c rvcs thc Maroon and Wh1te as BXISIHC ss Man 11 c r KAY WALTER5 Dalnty and neat k1nd and sweat that S our Kay She s been a member of tht lf B L A and Annual Staff Her mam 1nta IL5t1S totxlu comma rc1al suby cts wh1ch w1ll prepare her for secretarlal Work ORVILLE WELCH Orvllle 1S outstandlng 1D basl Ltbill tcnnls and shdr rule Sltepy 19 rathtr Qkllilt but a very llkeable guy who seems to enjoy l1fe bALLIE WELLS A very rehable and Co opcr 1t1vL worker Whose smlle and s1'1c:er1ty C in Chcc r up anyone The fact that she has won one C1t17Cl'1Sl11P and two good manne r awards 1S proof of the lush Q steam ln whlch she 1s held by everyone BRYANT WHITAKER Thou h he 15 not the most talkatwc member of the class Bryant 15 one of the hardest workers Wh1t Cen ters h1s 1nterests around F F A and D F. 'is MARY ZETZSCHE Although her name beglns W1th Z she 1S far from last 1n our estlmatlon She has been 1n many aCt1V1t16S 1S servmg as presldent of the Cho1r and has also been a member of I: B L A Pep Squad F H A and Maroon and Whlte Mary 1SJl1St her sweet self Wherever she goes ,. NOT PICTURED LEONARD POWER if Senlors proudly d1splay the long awalted rlnvs Wh1ch arrlved late September U' 1-if 4 5 High salesmen 1n the magazlne project rece1ved Nh awards 1n assembly I Ample proof that the Annual Staff often works around the clock S' . JUNIORS JIMMY HACKER President JERRY CANTWELL, ROININIE EVANS JERRY FINCHER Vice-President S retary Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS P A I GD P N4 ,f ,.,-f' -1 YQ if .- 'T X '-fapwff . ., -..,., .. . Nav, - . - . .K ' . X P -X .. -Q-. - x ' v . -' Q ' J ' MK. -cxsgy , 2 ..rx-,.-, 35,-1,--, 4 C-4 . -I, .x,,..:,. -1.-y Q, A.. - . X. , 'T P at uf A xv.. ,N .-5 ,,- -, v. ' ings W., - u 1 - ikfe riff-,,.'ak--Sf' l -wl? a'A ' I ' 11.3 1' , ', 4 9 ' . -- . -,L -. x x Q .- .' A b,vJ,, .I 1,1 , 4 ,, '-,sv .1.':!gGwV . , -. ... R-.',-.N,6 . -l'-f'- - . ' . , 1. .-.4 Q, '. , 'A s ' a l A -L'Jx'T'r-11 'k f!1': w ' . . .- 'H .1-x' . V - ,- -. . f '- ','a44'N.x ':' -4 ,'xtIf Q '- ,. ...q. - 6,.s,.'.x Q. ':?.', . 1 ' -7 ff :'1 -.- '-.1-f 'Lt-x 99452, ' ' ' if A CLASS FAVO R ITES f J 7 fl ,,,,,f fffw, - 10111 11112 - fo aff! CAROLYX HXLLEIN .BUF 3-.N D1 lxbON V QLVM FmDR1aA.bLN 4....., TIMMY -XVLRY BILLY BFLL TUNL BLLL 94k pv- 'Q 1-GQ Z5 ,gas fc:--' gi 1 fd V if' K - Ng' QE ww AE SHEZDA BLLL BENNY BRADY WILLIL BRLWL R ROINDA .IUINL BROUN BOBBY BROWN RAY BUF1- INGTOX :Q OYX ...Q ff Q ' 4' 471 131 i L D COX bUELLA. CRIM CHARLOTTE CRUMPLER JAMES CUNNINGHAM RONNIE EVANS SHIRLEY FAULKNER ff! 'N n , -G' :L ,...-9 JLRRY CANTWLLL GAIL CARMINATI GLENN CHOKAS JARROT CLI VI LAIND BILLIE CORINELISON RAY CORNLLISON can 2 x 'uf ,If -...,..1 1 . H!r '1. -1 Va KA' . ': :'f ,1 , . Moa' +4 .iff :H Q 43 'N5 TLRICY IAIXLIII R CH-XRLh.b EOIUD LINDA 1 IXY XR F'hhOD'1 1'bLL,LIx I.. 'IDI FTE Cllblxlh IWXRC XRLF LILI B JC! T7 'TS' 4x Y 'ir s,..'-f 11' 7.7, it 'Us N gun... pogo: 'uv T' f 1f.9x ,CN cz'- C, QW iv C ' mys- fx MW PHYLLIS bk XY TIMMY HACKF R P-ARHRFX Il XMILIOIN SYLVIA HAMILTON bHIRLhY HANLY SUE HAENKIINS 1, A . . , , A. - P . 5, h - f ,V 'X X lb A , u 1' ' X V Q X 1 S, -A . O'fI'iiQ 'ii -3 , 3: 1 x 1 L N A, ..' X . K 4' . -. . QQ 'i 11 li' GLLN DA JORDOIN. LUN. DA KARS TLTLR PHILLIP KUNKLL WALTON LAIRD JIMMY LAMB .T L LAMB Y'?'i-Yml gym? HW A L ID P KAY HOPPLR MARGHI I-ILIJbPETH GLRALD INGRAM PATSY .TARMON LDDIL JONLID NORMAN JONES iii' '33 'Q WAYLAND LAMBERT ELGLINE LAUDLRD-XLE DAXDRMX LAWRLNCL JOYCE LIINDSLY CLAUDLNE LIPPINCOTT BILLY LONDON 'PNK f Q 4' k if T..-4 1 l of K4 Jil .nqan 'Xxx ix V4 xx '7 l ft 1 din li .4- L . IAUNITA LOVL JOEL MANN MARY LINDA MANIN DIAXNE MLRRETTL bl-IARON MLRSHON BOBBY MIDDLLTON Vi T ' TUDY MCDOINALD BOBBY MCKINLEY JAMLS MCLENDON JLRRY MCLETX DON CHARLLS MCMILLION BOBBY MCWILLIAMS if ww., 2 fxxl '--Y Vx 1 fa 1-l i in 'WW .TLRRY MILLI R JOHN IKI MITCHLLL DONALD MORTON HELEN 'VICDANIEL GAYLORD MCDONALD GLLNNIA MCDONALD -Qi ELIZEBETH MCWILLIAMS LHNDK 'XAFIOIXID JUDY 'NEAL THOMAS NEWSOM WAYNE NORLD ELAINE OGLE 7 '1 - 1 'X if 1-A 'US iw Atl 'CY l K IRQ IN lib fus- 3 IQ ANNL ORTON SUSAIN PASCHALL RICHARD PIGG ELLIS PLAXCO GLENDA POWELL TOMMIE POWER 'B 3 K- 'H4 a ' WWW LAI' OIN DA RAIN DOLPH DARRELL RLDIN DON RI ED LOIS REID Ik RRY RICHARDSON JIMMY ROBERSOX MACK ROLAIN D i is DON SCROGGINS BECKY SPAIN KAY SPEARS CHARLES STARK T WAL DO RO I-I qu--..-1 .,f.. 'CIT' Inf! if ,Iwi I l gfvw' ' wg., 5 I , -gx . , ., .' 2 - -. INAARY KAYE STEPHENS GEORGE STILWELL DARRELL STOCKARD MARY TARVER ROBERT TUCKER LANELL TUCKNIES Q 'T' 6 3 is faq? 1' Q 1 fun-Q N. '21 PEGGY UENDERWOOD SONJA VASSAR LOU LLLEN WEEKS CHARLES WELCH MARSHA WELCH GERALD WELLS .- 4 4' lr' MJ ' . ff ,i - x E ' 'K 1' L W 'W 'Y , . .pin - 1, ,Z b 4 if '15, Hi . 7. g, 'JV IF, '. Ifihrff- -A R' ' ' A L 1 '25 sv CARL YOUNG NAINCY YOUING TOMMIE YOUNGBLOOD 2F.'?'w d ' INOT PICTURED KENNETH ROBERTSON ILA FERN HARTSLLL MAXHNE WELLS DU DLEY WIER JOHNNY WOLLASTON BOBBY WOOD LARRY YARBRO PAT YORK ai 'iv h X . fi - 2- ' 7 au.- an-5 'ii- LEE CORDELL President A . SOPHOIVIORES CLASS OFFICERS nr -4 . , f ' I Q1 .7 2 I W E R V av, Q. i . V s...,, .4 6' J if , 1 X if.-1 -,Q , ,F KEITH COPLIN JOE VASSAR CAROLE SUE DETHLOFF Vice-President Secretary Treaiurer 'f'-6-A XX - Ag. I-,, . .,, A P .M ., I.. , 'Y '. if 0- 41- 3 A Av' ' -1 D A , gf Q if , ,C If 35.3, - -1 4. , af lv. ' ' ' ' - .. f .. f , . X X.. I , as , 'W . 6 a at Q V 3 , 47- .-.... --9925i ..,, --.4-.,'1- .-...aww ,nib fy--A ...3ix. -vu-F kno 'F at x 'U .-..2-4'4 QQ-.. wif f X! 1 15-ar-' Vg .x n - ,.,-,,3, .. 'rfhm- ' -' - - -ir' N .-1 Fv-'..Y. urn,- 'J I .H - .3 -f i1:- f f ' , .N 0 '...14-' ' 'X. .J. . Z , . 'N' 1:25 9-- ':g- -gr v CLASS FAVO RITES . ug, G - G ' it gl C? ,I I lb so T7 ,Q -1 lg fax' Q' W 1 it ' Q fi -...,l PAULA ALLEN ANN ALLEN RANDY BAKLR KATHRYN BARKER CHARITY BARRY BOB BATEMAN JERRY BLLLAH DONNA BERG JERRY BIGGERSTAFF WAIN DA BOINE TERRY BRADFIELD CHARLES BRAIN DON BUDDY BRANSON RONNIE BROOKS CAROLYN BURRIS ?4 A , I 1 3 if 'S y IP RW we CHARLES BYRD KENNETH CHANCELLOR JUDY CHANDLER BARBARA CLAYTON KAY COFI' IELD LIN DA COMPTON SUE COOPER KEITH COPLIN LEE CORDELL DAVID DANSBY .TERRY DAVIS CAROLE DE THLOFF COLEEN DEWEBER RUTHIE EVANS DORIS I-AIN F . -1 '? 'Er' 'cr' Jaw 'l '...I2Y X T ld BILLY JOHN I- AIN JIMMY I' RAZIER CHARLES GARDNER JANE GOLDEIN DIANNE GRAY MARJORIE GRAY JOYCE GREEN MICHAEL GREENWOOD DANNY GRIFFIN SHAROIN GRIGSBY CAROLYIN HAIRE I'IM HALL DON HAINKIINS GENE HANKIINS MIKE HARPER ra , 5 I - . lf 55 I I 0 . A ' Y f ,Q ly' r , -1 I . 4- .. Q? ,i K V g 1 if' 1 - 1 , 5 , , L4 2 I n ,, .A If 'Z ' ' 'f 0, ' Vi' I V4 1 'S 4 f' , 53 ii f 5 f.'i7ff'7 , fffrf' ' Ti ft X' . I QQQQQ1. :I -ff ,I I A li I . '- 4 53 lc' ' A- 'NN : Z mY I . I X . V D , A -,'- ' . I X 9-.5- Q-5 'C ...Y gan 41: iQ JERRY IIAYICS JOHN MIKE HELTZEL JYNICLL JACKSON PAT .IIMLRSOIN WILMA KISTLER BOBBIE KOGLR RULTTA LAMBERT ROBERT LANCASTER BONNIE LEWIS MARY SUE LOVEDAY MIKE MAIDEINS MIKE MITCHELL TOIIN MORRIb FDDIE MCDON -XLD DORUTHY OVLRSTREET gf v fr e 'Y pr G'-5 few .J 'Q' QW '? Cul 1 TN? of .Q ROIN XLD P-XRTRIDGE IVA M XI! PHILPOI JOHINNIE POL EVA JO PRICE LIN DA RAINLY KEINNETH RLDDY LLOYD RHYINE PATSY RICHARDSON WINDOL ROBBINS MICHAEL ROLAND BARBARA ROTH VIOLA ROTH WANDA RUSHING GLENDA RYAN MIKE SADLER 52 3 12.7 if n0 T f xX M' I wx. ,dk 'PF E 2 it-v' Avg, iif F JAMES SCRUGCS BILLY SEELY LLOYD SLADE CHARLES SPAININ DON STEPHENS LEONARD STEPHENS CHARLES STEPHENSOIN BARBARA SULLIVAIN VERN A. M MXL TAY LOR MARIE TEAGUE SANDRA TUCKER JOE VASSAR EDNA WAGNER SUE WALKER BILLY WATTS NOT PICTURED MAX ALSUP GARY BOONE TRAVIS CORNELISON JUNIOR EMMERT DON GREEN RAY GREEN TODDY HARNED TIM HARPER ALLEN LEEK if GEORGE PHILLIPS zz 4 F5 Yi iff ,f j HOWARD REYNOLDS KENNETH ROBERTSON CAROL WEATHERFORD VELDA WELLS MAXINE WILLIAMS QUINCEY ROBINSON MELVIN SIGMAN ROGER SUTTON THOMAS WHITECOTTON IR' Pa Vygoff 'lf' 1 E I 5 K 11 , ' T Q ' Q' 'H 11 y Q U . 1 Y F 1 I . 4 - 9 V f 4 g if I I an ii 'EW 4' I 1 S a Il I Q' ar -our Q .S Which twin is the phony? Three beauties basking in the sun. Coplin the Remember this, Sophs? See if Lovely Lasses Whale Catcher! you can recognize yourselves! Lazily Lounging 6 New FRESH IVI EN CLASS OFFICERS hu JIMMY CLARK President 5 4'-,' if W 'll' I A ii I. I 4' -. F'El1'3'. ' . .' ' We-. ff Ah' f RM-I, - FWHM, - ' .. A 0. Q' 1 RAYRATCLHT' BOBBYBHTCHELL Vice-President Secretary 'Tl I., , -li CHARLES JACKSON Treasurer L! xg ' 1 .,, A :jj VZ' YI' QV' 19' 5 '53 S 45 DANIXII SUL BOONI TOMMX BR-XNSON I DWARID BULLARID TUDY CANBLLR BILL C-XMPBLLL BLR I'IL CARPXW-XY MILTA CARTER DONNA CHAMBERS JIMMY CLARK .5 11 ti uf' Y' .IIQRR Y ALLEN RU BY AIN DRL WS KIQNINLTII ANIHON Y C-XROLXN B-I-.RRLR LARRY BI AbLLY CXIXOLHX BILL LARRY BICC I REI'-XII BILL ANN BISHOP CUNINII BOCRI R .: 5 vw an N' ' TEDDIE MARIE CLARK GARY CORINELIbOIN CALVIN COX RICHARD DAWSOIN I-XMES DIFI' EI ROYCE DUNSOIN SLSAN DLVALL BOBBIE FAULKINER JOE FINCHER Ch E ya '-axf 'Q' 5.-44' ri x-Q-'hy IQ 'QI 1? LIN DA FLOYD ELLEN FOWLER CHARLEb FOX JIM GIBBINS ROBERT FULLER TRAVIS GILLILAND PI-IYLLIb GOLDEN DELILAI-I GOODbON RICKEY GREEN I 'RTT I LOU ANIN HILL BILLY HOLLOWAY FREDDY INGRAM CHARLEb JACKbOIN PHOINCILLE IOHNSOIN EDWIIN JOINES DON KING PHYLLIS KOONCE LINDA LAMB WAYINE GREEN LIGON GRIFFIN KAREN HAIGOOD DORTHY CARROLL HALE JAMES HAMILTOIN JIMMY HARLOW MARGIE SUL HEARD SHAROIN HENDRIX MICKIE HIGHTOWER Q fx JEAIN AINN LEE TANET LIIN DSEY WAND-X LOVE .DAVE LYOIXS CAROL MIIJDLETOIN BOBBY MITCIILLL XL RICF NICC -XR I Y RLTH NICXN ILLIAN1b LIXRIOIN NEW BI RLY l 9 -Q Q 12 1x Q i Q'-'s an ' 41' fu-v' W I INANCY IXORVELL ELIZABETH OGLE PEGGY SUE PICKE I'I JACKIE PIGG PATSY POSEY ANIITA PRATER RAY RA FCLIFF SHE RRAL RATLIFF MOLLIE REEVES I Z6 'WM 'Q' 5-1 f 4: 755 LIINDA SI' JOHN JERRY SULLIVAN CURTIS TAGE 1' l what BILL REYNOLDS BETTY RHYNE GLENINA RICHEY JACKY ROMINE KENNETH ROWE ROININY SINKS DOTTIE SPEARS LARRY STEPHENS BONNIE ST JOHN All KAREN TAYLOR KA FHY TAYLOR CARROLL TROTTER JERRY TUCKER RONALD TURPEN DELVIS WADE T 'Y 1 1-' e , if ROULENE WAGONSELLER BARBARA WALKER BETTIE WATKINS CAROLYIN WELCH LLOYD WELLS JOAN WETSEL PAMELA WHITECOTTON LIN DA WILLIAMS CINDY WINTERS S S 'U 'Q UO' v! '9 REX WINN We like short shorts! ILM my Posing Roulene? Hollywood I mate rial, no doubt. Q? NOT PICTURED DALE ANDREASEN DEE APPLEGATE JERRY BARNET KEITH BRIDWELL GENE BROWN TOMMY GREENRO BOBBY HILL BILLY JONES RUBY ROBINSON BOB TOMLIN DAVID TOMLIN Y 1' D YVN IZIOIVIECOIVIING QUEEN '-Q. ,T in f 1 Ri M 5 ag., D . E . SVV E ET H EA RT .Ziff .YMMQM 4- ' Foo'rBAl.l. QUEEN S A . ' Q' 4 ,B 4 iq fs U 5 -A 'af A 'in 2 QP' IVIR AND IVIISS B H S f f F HA BEAU CHAPTERI ll 1111.1 any 1011 .Tamta lhornp on 1 wLr11OI' eelectcd b 5 Chapter I of tl F le lltllI'll'lOl'I'1QI'I11l are of Al'T1C'l'1C'i ae thelr lf?-wf?P1e1u 1 one of thz heat l nown md moet well l1l Ld Stu dents of BHS Be1ns, elected EHA Be au crowns 1 lon llht of honors 1I1Cllld1l'1g E reehrnin lfivomte Mr BHS md Stu dent Body l-,rl sulent A stir lblnlxttlflll. player hehae won mi nyall tournament 'xwirds as wall uw me l'l'llJC1'9l'11P on the -Xll Dlwtrlct md All lie 1on tn mme 'tin 1 tl -4' suv' Dx CHAPTER Il hllllly ffafWJ!wz Chapter ll of the FHA composed solely of freshmen has named Johnny Wollaston a Junmor as then' Beau for 1959 Joh tered BHS thlc, year from Enld Oklahoma H15 select1on for th1s honor chsplays an ab1l1ty for mak mg many fmends mn a short t1me nny en Johnny has, taken an actwe mter eat 1n athletlce at BHS and letter ed th1s season 1n football. FB LA BEAU F F A SVVEETHEART 11J 1111 . 111.1161 The Future Farmers of Amer1ca have choaen Susan Paschall as theu' 1959 Sweetheart Thls pop ular Junlor entered BHS from Oklahoma C1ty Oklahoma last year Havmg, made many frlends here Susan 15 a J'un1or Class Stu dent Councll Delegate Her Jacket and corsave g1fts from the FFA were presented to her 1n aesem bly by Freddy Howard Chapter Pres1dent 6A11'df ff f M011 Charlc S McM1ll1on 'i-jL1l 11OI' his been selected by thc buturc Bl1S1UL -as Lead ere, of Amgrlc 1 as the1r 1959 Beau He 19 a member of that orgamzatlon well as Snveral others Outetandnur 1n 4 H work Charles, won theCounty Gold Star Awlrd of that orf lnlz ltlon tlus year H15 courteous manner ind frund llneas make h1m a Iavor1te Wlth Stu denta and teacherq al1ke ww' 'MN f f 'Ea' l . . I C fJ X - I 1 1 fn ' g 1 . . . . I ! 'V Q A , . , 1 . - A '. . ,ff ' ' , as 33,5 .' J: 7 A ' 5 ' 4 - ', . .' , V l a Q - , 1 2 1 gf ' 2 ' K 1 Y . . 5. . K. - - ' 35453 pl., , . , ' Q y ' iff A 'x W F R, , 'Q if X , , a o o Q f 1 1 Q 1 ,, 1 A I 9 1. - K, . Y J if . . , f R Q 1 , ' 5 n, al' ' V 1, ma' ' , ' ' d Ilia 'di-1 - 1712, ith ,xi . - - . 'Y 3 , , ' f ,lv 1.9, 1- , ' - - 4' 1 Q Ta . -5- . I ' - . an 'T A f U A :' Q' - ' ' - S . 'ff H Af l . . if .V ' ' l . , ' 3 A VVHO'S VVHO IN BOWIE HIGH 6111 If 111 fir A 1 ll ll ll 1 1 mf nf A111147 911 In ll HISTORY VOCATIOINAL AGRICULTURE ENGLISH DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION yn ll AIIAVIIJIII I 667111 IJHII ik ATHLETICS f- ,., S-., x 'g H flffulr 1111 60 1 10.111 I fl fy r I .ffl BAND LATIN MECHANICAL DRAWING 'T X I I . -ff I f nj, iff, 'ff , , ' 1 , 14 V I ' 'Q fl -. 1 .X ,rf If I , ' .lfnlcj 1 'J ,fl I s x7 ', S ,3,5fiN II I I' ' af af, qu. x , 1 ' , I. 1 I S Q I P-.. LA Q ' I A 'I f , Wy' ff 6 4 ' ' ' I ' f Q ff VVHOS WHO IN BOWIE HIGH 3 lfllll lily!!! 1111 6111111 141' ANNUAL SCIENCE GOXERINMEIN1 MM H fill WWII Z Ynyrd SHOP SPANISH 0 111111 fllflll HOME M XKIING v' 'QS' GOOD NIAININFRS xx '1 fary Own Q 171 JOURNALISM 'rf' AIN wif, iff' I 1 1 1 1 I , f f Ill 61 yi 1' 611 ll Q ll fray GENERAL METAL, COMMERCIAL CRAFTS 9 -' K -. 'ul 1-f-rg, ' ' , N A x I A Ov V 'NL .s 5 I f. I 1 I ' ' I I cr ? . QL - f g. . , I 4' f f1 . s .1 1, X K H I 'J f 'f 1 ' . ' ' X ' ' X 1 v r Y I T' ' ' ' ' 1 f . 4 ' .I ll, x J I I . IA , ,I xx I '63 -H in 5 Q LL' N , , . U ' f .1 ' , 4 I-iomemomlnp Queen lane bliyden 15 4 roxxned bx btudent Body Presxdent Tames Thompson Trl Captams Pat Latham, Freddy Howard, and Bobby Cornellson crown Football Sweet heart Carolyn Gardner at the half tlme of the Bow1e Electra game. K ' . ' 1 f ' ' V' ' ' . ' during the Homecoming Ceremonies following the Bowie-Nocona game. - Q ,xv x a X :fir m-015 iG',? lgl',: ll. 'QQ' ni? sql' 1 ui' Nona f--wha v I ,,d.,,hr 15. if u.,.'G 0- 4 4 s , mfg 5 '33 JACKRABBIT STAFF xiii' fs OFFICERS Ian Griffin ....... . . . Co-Editor Bruce Coggin. . . . Co-Editor Mickey Lowe ..... Business Manager Miss Willie Lee Dickerman. . . Sponsor 'buff-ll ' su.,--. ,A,. up ,, 5 K.. ,JIVIIJJ These staff members worked in the concession stands at every home football or basketball game. These concession stands provide a major part of the annuals' finances. John Ike Mitchell and John Speake did much of our snapshot pho- tographyf il F-'F' j W'-Elm Q1 These staff members helped on layout work at mght The1r work cons1sts of selectmg and t1-1mrn1ng p1ctures placmg and pastmg them onto the lay out boards preparmu typmg and proofrcadmg, copy and cleanlng and sortmg the mater1al for sh1pment to the pubhsher 'fig' These are the staff salesmen They contacted every student 1n BHS 1n the early fall to offer an opportumty to buy an annual Some of these also sell Boosters 1n the Sprmg NATICNAL BETA CLUB XX UHIACTU OFFICERS Mmckey Lowe Prendent Ellxs Plaxcco V1ce Presldent Marsha Welch Secretary Charlotte Jackson Treasurer The 'Natlonal Beta Club IS 1 non secret leadersh1p servlce or5'1n1zat1on lor Amorlcan hx h school students lhe Beta Club was founded to stlmulate effort reward achleve ment and encourafe lts members to contlnue the1r educat1on after h1 h school I practlce lt does thxs by promotlnvj 1ClE'1lS of honesty SSIVICQ and leadershlp amon lllijh State Conventlons and the Beta hducatlon l-und 4-VW Madam'-' Standmc Mus Dmckerman Sponsor Anne Orton Becky Spam Carolyn Gray Jan Gr1ff1n Bruce Cognsln Peggy Underwood Lesl1e Craft Carl Young Edd1e Jones J1mmy Lamb Mr Falxaferro Pr1nc1pal Seated Lou Ellen Weeks Kay Spears Dxanne Merrette Nancy Spears Jane Slay den Joyce Crumpler Charlotte Jackson Marsha Welch Ell1s Plaxco, M1ckey Lowe . n I - I B X 2 E - f n c l 1 o l 1 3 . . . - . lv . , 1 4 'I ' , I . - I ' 7: I ' . ' 'g x - K- ' , x , x f ' , , S . S X J . X . . .S . n . . K .x V . ly . R S ,J . , -. g .Y school students through a program of service projects, a monthly magazine, annual 4 S, . . , . 4 I I K 5 V ,.. -' V I ' . ' f , Sl. xo y Q 0:51 , , J lx ' ll 7 E x , -, I . ' ' l l ' W 1' A 'Q . x ' X 1' by 1 1 . w X ' ' sl . 'F aww- .1 ' 5: ' , , , A ' 1 1 ' ' , 17' , A7 I . , , , , I I , . , . . l I 1 1 . ! I ' , , 1 r ' TRAVEL CLUB 'nu OFFICERS Paul Branson. . ..., President Len Eakman. . . .... Vice-President Joyce Crumpler. . . . . . Secretary Carolyn Gray. . . . Treasurer Carolyn Gray Paul Branson Len Eakman Joyce Crumpler The Travel Club of BOW16 Hlgh School 15 a bcnlor orvanlzatlon composed of students who plan to mal Q a post graduate tr1p The members worl hard dur1n5 the year on many also mcludcs such polnts of mtcrest as Clucasbo N1a5ara Falls Ph1ladelph1a and Wash mgton D C Much cred1t belongs to the benlor Mothers and Mr Tallaferro for thelr part 1n makmg the tr1p poss1ble . . . . , X . D . . B Q , ,3 -5 ' . Q ' 1 projects in order that their motto - New York or Bust - will come true. The itinerary . A . . i . A7 ' . I Y . . , - ART CLUB 1 I IQ. .4 B lCl how Nlxrshi Welch l..1nd1 lx uney Bruce Coggxn Leonirrl Powcr Bobby b1nlXs lxliry Letzsclu lxiy llopper Ronda June Broun hlvgnn W1UtOn I: ront Row R ly Buff1nf ton Johnny Floyd Randy Bal er B1lly London LOIS Reld Ol- l- lCE.RS Bruce Col un Pre ndcnt Bobby Cornnllfion VICQ PrLs1dLnt, Rondi lunc Broun Secretary Treisurer Thy Art Club ze 'in orvanxzdtlon for 'students who enjoy thc relavcltlon md cultur 11 LH rlchrnent thit 1rtbr1ngs The membere. work Wlth varlous mc d11 1DClL1ClU1LZ oxl pdstel CharCoal,.1nd pencll btudxcs Such is landscapes Stlll lxfefs and portralts .irc used and the VHTIOUC, med1a applled to them I-or the th1rd coneecutlve year the Art Club affdln mvlted Mrs, Miry lf rdnces .Shultz from W1Cl11t3 I- ills for m all diy irt workshop Her rnmy years of expermnce proved 1l'1V'1lllilJlC aS slum madc miny Sl1i,gCSt1OI'lS concernlng color cOmpoS1t1on 1nd puntlng Style S 'ind technmquee LCS CON EJCDS Becky Spam Jarrot Cleveland Benny Brady George Stllwell B1lly London Bruce Coqcm D1annc Merrette Carl Young I1mmy Lamb buElla Cr1m Joyce Green Jlmmy Roberson Dale Hudson OFFICERS Bruce Coggm Pres1dent Carl Young V1ce PrLs1dent SuElla Cr1m Reporter Los Conejos 19 a new orgamzatlon 1n BOW1CH1gh composed of members of the Spamsh class The club makes a thorough study of the Repubhc of Mex1co us1ng maps travel folders textbooks and color sl1des made by Mr Tal1afe1-ro the club sponsor durmg h1s tr1ps to Mexlco The members of the club correspond w1th other young people 1n the Spamsh spealung nat1ons and by domg so learn much about the customs and culture of those nat1ons 1 ' I I I ' I H J . .V 1 ' 1 1 . 1 N Q I H I . .' , . , Dianne Merrette. H. . . . . . . . . . .Secretary-Treasurer , . . , . , D Y - ' ' I Y . .Q l I ' . .- Q THE BAND H OFFICERS Dan Lancaster. . . . . . . . . President Mickey Lowe. . . . . Vice-President x iZ V' E. Jacquie Stephens. . . . .Secretary iff 53: Jacquctta Cox .... . . Drum Major This seventy piece musical aggregation, under 'gg . the very capable leadership of Mr Glenn H Cunmngham has bu1lt up a reputation as one of the most outstandmg bands in the state Each year the band makes many trips to var 1ous contests concerts and music festivals This year the band received another D1v1s1onI rating at the Regional UIL Marchmg Contest setting a record of twenty one Division I rat ings in marching The band presents half time .Tacquie Stephens Dan Lancastei Mickey Lowe Jacquefta COX performances during every football game and marches 1n many parades throughout the year Also renovsmed as a concert organization the band goes on a ser1es of tours in the spring to the surroundmv high schools to present concert assembl1es The band 15 featured in assem blies here at BHS on several occas1ons 1n the year Be1ng one of the oldest organizations 1n Bowie High the Iackrabbit Band has won many honors for the school and is one of its most act1ve Groups Mix-H! The Bowie Iackrabbit Band 1n concert format1on Wlth some of their many trophies v- ...g.,.vQ -PL ft' IVIAJORETTS W DRUIVI IVIAJOR X' bmi XXX N--fan A 1, Q 0 Q 'Q 'X X , Y - ,xii-v . '-' i I '-v -air -A 5 fx m I I X E., .I V 1 5' l I 15 ' 3' 'M' I h iq u ' - f' f H L-4 5 1 ' ll wr. J- ' '- Iucqmlvttu Cox X B 'I '. I' - XA 1' 51- S51 vit In ...... ..... l H K 11--:ga-3,5-Q' - .., Y K ,Rf R 1 0 ,N f I ' It td A ' , V Riff ' 4 ' - , 3 51 . xifwf- , , ax P 'ZW A ,,,,,,Y D ,! ,X hu V1l1L'Lz.u Cm'-. :Wk JUNICJR BAND ' . OFFICERS Jerry Lancaster Presldent Fred Slayden Vlce Pres1dent Susan Orton Secretary Janet Young Drum Major IVIAJORETTS Janet Young D M Robb1e Landers Jackye Glover 'M -f.,f',.2 META m-gem,-e l Yfp WM s wi 'R AWK igltf We-X-X N ia-.5 mf K yas f mf lx -:.-v.:1e 3 '1fv 11' Mira .nv-il L uw H h S hool Band 15 ably d1rected by Mr Glenn Cunmngham and 15 com The BoW1e Iunlor lg c posed of seventh and e1ghth grade students Tn band enters several contests and feSt1ValS yearly and 1S ranked h1gh among Jun1or bands 1n the area The band part1c1pates 1n tha, Cottonta1l pep rall1es and performs at some of the football games The tra1n1ng 1ts members rece1ve 1S the foundat1on for great future h1gh school bands and, Judgmg by 111115 f1ne Cotton ta1l Band, we are opt1m1st1c ' ' 'N . ,- ' 1 l II . an t 1 1 n . i Q., 3 3 V Af 23? Ip, , s , V, .4-gs ' - - , , gy it 1, 4 ,.1. N - ' - fp A J. 1. ., A . ' A ,M A- ji '2 - ' Q A F ,F K' 'Q . l - n to L, 'X . 1 ,,,gx, U I 3 2 . 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X I ., I A lf L, I . l . 1, J f:s.,4 ' wr? ...-.f 'f 1.11 PEP SQUAD The Pep Squad led pep rallxes on Fr1day mornuxps before every football gaxne teachlng the student body new yells and usxng the old favorltes to Create a record hwh ln school Sp1r1t and 8I'1thL1S1dSl11 at Bow 16 I-hgh 'Ni Su san Paschall un 'f ' Dorothy Overstreet cr Carolyn Gardner Mar5 Gardner Mascot Mary Tarver Mary Ellen Lea Jane Golden Head Cheerleader The Cheerleaders prepared varlous pep szgns and cartwheels llke these for the exc1t1ng and cruc1a1 Electra game and the annual rwalry game w1th Nocona. CHAPTER I 4 saw Chapter members decorate the The Yearbook Comm1ttee preparxng the 1959 Chapter Yearbooks F H A booth at the County before d1str1but1ng them to the members Fan' CHAPTER OFFICERS Standlng Nancy Young Llnda Fryar Armelda Natlons Elame Ogle Colleen Devyeber Treva Rwhey Joyce Creen Seated MargaretG1les L,ouEllenWeeks mda Natlons Katharlne Ohver Elvena lnton Presldent YNUV 1 At the Chapter TrammgConference, the Program Commxttee prepared charts demonstratmg how to plan a program, explammg and mterpretmg the F,l-LA, emblem, and makmg sugges t1ons on bemg a good member. I O I N ' ' is ' . F QC , - S f 3 . Q I C ., .X p T H .N ' A ' 1 , ' , ' 1 , I- vs 1 1 0 L. l . , ., . , , W. y . . uf- . Li I CHAPTER ll F5 alum? 'Luth P fy, lx These girls are preparing: center L1ndaSt John Phoncille John Many FHA girls complete their pieces for the Public School Week son Milta Carter represented p r o 3 e c t s d u 1 1 n 3, homemakino Rotary Banquet BOWIE IH the Area House of class perlods Delegates meeting CHAPTER Standing: Dannie Sue Boone Teddie Marie Clark Judy Cansler Susan Duval Jean Ann Lee Phon Cille Johnson Connie Booker Seated: Karen Taylor Roulene Wagonseller Linda St John Linda Floyd nv' e 136 . ml OFFICERS Several teams of girls sell Blue Crutches in the winter for the March of Dimes polio fund This is one of many service projects the Chapter works on during the year, i ts., DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION fv W : 17' YT.. ' F D. E. Student Jiinmy Carver Stanley Garret is pictured is employed at Bowie Hard- while working at Wilson's ware Store. Drug Store. i f M n C ' ' l Aifif. J ac kie Hopper appears very industrious at Heard'S Hard- ware Store. QU Standing: Ronnie Guinn, Troy Gaskins, Tommie Youngblood, Stan- ley Garret, John Speake, Wayne Hancock, Bryant Whitaker, Gracye Dick, James C raft, J. L. Lamb, Barbara Wade, Freddy Fuller, Bob- by Brown, Eugene Teal. Seated: Jimmy Carver, Saund ra Mershon, Jerry Prestwood, Bernice Tims, Jackie Hopper, Sue Hankins, Bob- by Gregory, Shirley Moore. I ,- .,,,,,., - i 5- Bernice Tims is employed by Selling shoes at Dodson's De- Perry B rothe r s' V a r ie ty partmentStore is James Craft. Store. Ronnie Guinn is employed by the First National Bank. 'T 1 Carolyn Cray and l.eslie Craft - Bowie's entries in the Ivlr. and Miss FBLA Contest. sv . .L. . N a n c y, C a r oly n, Jane and Linda Fryar is operating the Linda enjoy the banquet at the new inter-school switchboard, state convention. CHAPTER OFFICERS V Us I? ...F it LindaFryar, Presidentg Anne Orton, Vice-Presidentg J ane Slayden, Secretaryg Joyce C rumple r, Treasure rg Carolyn Gray, Historiang Sallie Wells, Parliamen- tariang June Stom, Reporterg Mrs, Kirby, Sponsor, Nancy, Sallie, and Linda en- Sallie Wells is one of many Betty and Nancy Sullivan rep- tered the Parliamentary Pro- FBLA members who are stu- resented Bowie in the Spelling cedure Contest. dent office helpers. Contest. f if 1 cf' I Leon Clement Junior Emmert Monroe Scruggs Freddy Howard Susan Paschall Sweetheart Dale Faulkenberry David Jackson Mr Shackleford Sponsor Freddy Howard President Dale Faulkenberry Leon Clement Monroe Scruggs Junior Emmert David Jackson .Terry Cantwell Mr Kenneth Shackelford Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentinel Parliamentarian Sponsor FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BOWIE CHAPTER The F F A is one of the largest and most active organizations in BHS All of the boys have private projects in which they try to im- prove their farming skills and realize some financial profit A high- light of the year s activities comes during the Montague County Fair when several members win many of the prizes for livestock and crop entries and for showmanship 1 1 prob Ao X X I X V2 Qlcu gi SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Ell1s Plaxco Pres1dent Carl Young V1ce Pres1dent Carolyn Allen Secretary D1anne Merrette Reporter The Sc1ence Club devotes much of 1tS txme to the 1nstruct1on of 1ts members 1n the operatlon of the aud1o v1sual machlnes owned by the school The members pract1ce usmg mot1on plc ture projectors opaque projectors and Sllde projectors The club uses f1lms and sl1des related to the varlous branches of SCICUCC to round out 1ts program of study and dlscovery The members proflt by the s1mpl1f1ed exper1ments 1n b1ology chem1stry phys1cs and appl1ed technology wh1ch the f1lms present Back Row M1ssI-loeldtke Sponsor Edd1e .Tones .hmmy Lamb Wayne Nored F.ll1s Plaxco Carl Young SuElla Cr1m D1anne Merrette Ronda June Broun Backy Spam Front Row L1nda Karsteter Phyll1sGray Sylv1aHam11ton Carolyn Allen LaFonda Randolph, Kay Spears Charlotte Crumpler t .. ..... l llluo - 1 ... .. ..... - , .. il I ' . ! 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SLIDE RULE CLUB Bick Row Robert Euller .TohnnyC,rd t J1mC 1bb1ns Kenneth Anthony L.ouAnnH1ll Front Row Larry btephens Charles Jackson Dottle bpears Jean Ann Lee The Sl1de Rule Club 1S composed solely of l' reshmen who ara 1ntLrestLd ID learnmg the lD3.Q1C skllls and processes of sl1dc rulc operat1on The club meets once a Week w1th Mr l'1SCl1CI' the club sponsor for routme cl1ss 1r1struct1on alded by the enlarved sllde rule and 1nd1v1dual tests Fu tra1n1ng the members recuve here W1ll prove extremely valuable m the future when they reach adv inced math courses and 1I'lt6I'bCl1OliSf.1C lcmjue cornpet1t1on Th1s club 15 an 1mportant one 1n Bowle Hugh behool It IS s1gn1f1cant th it Freshmen are Wllllhff to devote much tlme each week to the study of math emat1cs Wlth math and SCICUCL becommg mcredsmgly v1tal 1n our h1f,hly technologlcal soc1ety, th1s club makes an 1rnportant contr1but1on to the malntenance of BOWIE Hlgh as 1 well rounded school Centcr Row David Jackson Lois Stockard Dale l- aulkenberry Renabtlle Whitaker IVIAROON AN D WHITE Back Row Kayl-Iopper Mary Linda Mann Maryhllen Lea Everett Stoner Monroe Scrug 1. El c na Winton Front Row Foy Rollins Bobby Sinks Carolyn Gardner Faith Ford Mary Ellen Lea Elvena Winton Bobby Sinks Dale Faulkenberry Everett Stoner I' reddy Howard STAFF Editor Business Advertising Circulation Circulation Spor 1n Chief Manager Manager Manager Manager ts Editor The Maroon and White Staff is composed of members of Mrs Henry 5 Journalism Class ln contrast to the yearly picture of life at BHS this annual attempts to draw the 'Vlaroon and White presents a more detailed bi weekly account of the occurrences and activities at Bowie High The staff has done an excellent Job of covm rin this year s events in an interestin and original style well suited to high school read- ers The entire staff and their Sponsor Mrs Hcnry are to be commended for their Complete coverage of sports events elections club activities and all other phases of student life at Bowie High School ' Notionol Honor Society Standing: Treva Richey, Eilvena Winton, Becky Spain, Dianne Merrette, Carl Young, Mickey Lowe, Loulilllen Weeks, Anne Qrton, Marsha' Welch. Seated: Joyce Crumpler, Nancy Spears, Jane Slayden, Bar- bara Koonce, Carolyn Gray, Charlotte Jackson, Jan Griffin. OFFICERS Joyce Crumpler. . ..... President Carl Young .... . . .Vice-President Dianne Merrette. . . .... Secretary Anne Orton. . . . . . .Treasurer NAJWONAL HONOQ SOCIETY EL r Joyce Crumpler, president, initiates new members Standing: Eddie Jones, Linda Nations, Margaret Giles, Linda Fryar, Charlotte Crumpler, Suella Crim, Carolyn Allen, Sallie Wells, Kay Walters, Armelda Nations, Harriet McGee, Bruce Coggin. T l K Coffield, Judy Chandler, Joe Seated: Jerry Hayes, Verna Mae ay or, ay Vassar, Sandra Tucker, Sharon Grigsby, Marjorie Gray, David Dansby, Paula Allen, Saundra Mershon, Katherine Oliver. ENTRIES IN LITERARY EVENTS 'TX -'xxx Ib ' ' -1 'a I '. -- l I u SPELLINC DIiCI..'XIx1.iX'l ION Senior Div: Charlotte Juvlison, Bruce Coggin, NanCY5UHiVi-mr BONE 5U11IVilU- Ronda .lune Broun. Junior Div: Jean Ann l.ee, Jerry Sullivan, -.. .,,,... ,.. ....-.:,..1-A E X - 1 I , I ,iz ky 4 Q ,QQ V. iw X- . 5 I ill, ,Q 2' Q 1 ' m . J I. A X . -5 1 Q. I X H13 .C 35 DEBATE Girls' Div: Dianne Merrette, Becky Spain, Boys' Div: David Dansby, Mickey Lowe, C:i11'lYOllI'lAEl. 1 ..- I 5 .5 'L 'vi Ulf rr D I :M-fs-K NUMBER SENSE SLIDE RULE Bill Reynolds, Danny Griffin, Tommie Young- Carl Young, Orville Welch, Charles lxlcMillion blood, Joe Vassar, Joyce Crumpler. Leslie Craft, Thomas Newsom, John Irons, Z INTERSCHO LASTIC LEAGU E Xtidf, '-.L :S A,.,-'- -'-.,..n::n' ESSAY WRITING Bluce Co g1n .Tan Guffm Barbara Haznllton Sall1e Xl ells Lou Ellen Weeks OIXE ACT PLAY Standmo GracveD1ck Ronda Tune Broun Mal-y7etzsche Barbara I-lamllton Seated BeClySp11n XI1D801tOD Jan Grlifm Carolyn Gray Charlotte lxrlcson X ...Q-:Q TYPING SHORTHAND Standmg. Lou Lllen Weeks, Lmda Natlons. Nancy Su1l1van, Carolyn Gray, Seated Claudene L1pp1ncott, Johnny Morms, Tommxe Youngblood. J ane Slavden. , ., W .. C F 3 -ff li, 5 A, , I , .N .gu n .gs ,' I - I ,I f V fir S ' - X ., K ' f- ' 1 r . f N ' I it S ,..f-' , ' . H M J 4,2 ' I , ' ' FH -' ' K l ' P4 ' ' ' POETRY READING V . 1 . 'Q r rg . . I . ' ef l x ,, S ' L --fi ' . . 67: rr I 7 ' 7 'J l ' ' ' . : , Q f ' C ' , f - , J I , 1 A 2 4 Q , P V r SV - Y ' 1 . Y 'V S15 ' S .4 A ' -w W f 7 x . li si !n Q SH Mffffffgfy Q 4 SKU, 'fli xffx -.v 3:1 ja K w 0 5, as i 145 PAT LATHANI Captaln BOBBY CORNELISON Captaln FREDDY HOWARD C t All D1StF1Ct End ap am All D1str1ct Bacl All D1str1ct Tacl le Honorable Ment1on X11 State IVIIGHTY JACKRABBITS WIN BI DISTRICT CROWN The great 1958 .Tacl 1 1lJlJ1tS f1n1shed a sensat1ona1 season wxth a rc cord f 1 o L evtn stra1 ht wlns and one loss The Rabb1ts were ranked the fourth best AA team 1n le:-.as by the sportswmters of many major newspapers The J'ackrabb1ts opened the season by de c1s1vely w1nn1ng all four non conference practlce games They next launched 1nto a per fect conference schedule wlnnlng each Same by at least two touchdowns lhc Rablnts entered post season 1 b d p ay y efeatmv Grapevme for the B1 D1str1ct CIIHITIPIOYIK-1113 Tl l u 1958 season ended when the Rabb1ts were defeated by a powerful team from Terrell 1n the Reglonal Champ1onsh1p game. The ent1re team and Coaches 5t1l6S, Massey, and Baker are to bc lughly commend d f e or the1r d1l1gent perseverance and p1a1n old hard work 1n makmg the 1958 Jaclxrabblt k oot ball Season a successful and sat1sfy1ng one SEASON'S RECORD 'Rabblts Opponents Z9 26 Lew1sv11le 48 8 Henrletta ZZ l4 Wlutesboro 51 O Brewer 45 O Decatur 47 O Jacksboro 48 8 Burkburnett Z8 12 Llectra Z2 6 Olney 60 14 Nocona X Q 30 8 Cvrapevlne 35 Terrell ' 410 131 Total ll Average Johnny Floyd takes a Grapevme k1ckoff. imfvfwl. ,- v l- 1- ' ff M857 3'+ SQF55 , 2'-' J f ' ' , 13 rs ,Exp rg 'fu f Jggvf '. :I sf- ' rr , 'lin-,-.. ,.g.,1..u4' 4- , T: fy., lg' , ' N-p -C I - gums--.gvzif -l ., ,.-' ' lf: g atv . .1 .fm .... .-. T . ,. ,. . , , , -i,1qj1:w4, Pig' U 'Er , V if, ' ,Z iffy 1 . ,g.,. Az, H . - X - , 2.5 w ww, -Rf. 751. - ,-,iw 'Z' A--.T Q ff ' , , .,. ' ' f- 5 . 552: Q1 .1's.'jQ?IL J - Q, P ' L 'Q 3-fyivr, ,af '1' pfw-1-,. 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Q 'V V , -'wi H 4, A -' AQ -V - . .5 .G -,Uv--,-...fq V -- 51 's5rgTf?lfi':fxwA2 ' ' ' 75, H 'wb Q . , x , J L A 1 xu ' X 'WF' Q 212' GARY 11GGE1 IOHNNH 1-1OYD BUCK PXRKER Gund A11 D1st11rL Bacl X11 Dlstrut Guar Most X x1u 11,110 L me M m Most N 111.1 1blL Excl Honol 1b1e 'xientmn A11 State Honox 11319 Ixlontum X11 51.110 Bobbx CO1IlC11bOI1 cixues 11 unst 1fVh1tC1DO1O xx 1th Hoxxarci 1nd Lithxm dearmf the xx xx 'KW5'k'Y mm, 'ii' xl JIMMY HACKER A11 D1str1ct End sr-f PAT TEFI- RIES DUDLEH WILIR A11 D1st11ct Centcn A11 D1St11Ct Gu 1rd Honorable Me-nt1on A11 bt1te I-101101 xble Mentmn A11 State Jerry Miller, Bobby Cornelison, and Dudley Weir put the clamps on a Burk Bulldog. Jerry Miller makes a long gain against Nocona with Robert Lancaster throwing a key block. fl' 'fi cr-. Y N RONNIE EVANS JOHN IRONS PAUL, BRANSON Tackle Back Tackle TUW HALL Back RONNIE HUDISL Guard DAVID JACKSON Back FOY ROLLINS End YL I R OY CORNELISON End 31' 3-an hi' f Z,-H-I ' ' 'n I fn'--1' 1, - . nu- A,-,, .. .. ,, f., Ray Cor uellson lay 5 a Burk Bulldofv loxx one long line of peppy enthusiasm!! n N :Un J wk! - f vm .. .-. ',,,n, ,am vgay.-.',I5ip. 'A -'J v A m--,Q- - L. b.m,. 'vt -,- , . i 6-Q L I ' ? YN ,, N I I O 1 92 L , .i ,Z W , .K tk 3 if 4' 4 by D' 1 L, I, E , 5, t I' H BOBBY SINKS ROBERT LANCASTER End Center IHxUx'1Y FRAZIER JIMMY AYERY Back Tackle .95'4 . ig +4 5 LLOYD RHYNE Tackle ' ' n V V , 1- A, ki' 1 buy- , -it -tv,l.5Q-ysx'q CHARLES STARK Tackle Weir opens the way for F1oyd's 80-yd, TD against Decatur. mafia , '75 L gwquf' 'T' QQ 1 K GAYI ORD MCDONAI D lad le RAE CORNEI ISON hnd Johnny Floyd breaks mto an 80 yd run for sw pomts C13 unst Llectrd Bobby Cornelison turns on the steam for ix 40-yd, TD against Noconu Jeffries leads the way for Cantwellfs six point sneak against Olney, B TEAIVI WINS DISTRICT 1-Lv?-A-c-W 1-uw' 4 if Zee: ... fv- ig -' H 1-'sw - in ffvg T23 V Ja. rj J J 41 -F -QAQAW' Top Row Terry Allen .Terry 1' 1Y1C11CI' M1ke Sadler B111y Watts Mack Roland Gene Hankms Tray 15 C1ll11'1nd B111 Reynolds Jacky Rom1ne Kenneth Reddy Coach Bobby Brashear Joe Pat McCracken Center Ro C C w ary ornellson Joe Flncher Jerry Hayes Gerald Ingram Kenneth Anthony Ray Rat c11ff Dave Lyons Jerry Bellah Ilmmy Clark Randy Baker Front Row Jerry Tucker Manicer .11lTlC11Jb1l'1'w Iamesl-1am11ton 1'ommyBranson Iohnn Woll t y as on Edche McDonald Ronme Brooks M1ke M1tche11 Buddy Branson The 1958 Jackrabblt B team won 1n Bowle for the second stralgbht year The boys won seven Eames and lost three two of the losses gomxb to the A teams from Calllsburg and Alvord The 1958 season started out well w1th a d6C191VC w1n over Henrletta Next followed two defeats by Conference B school A squads Then the Rabb1ts came back to Wm f1ve games 1n a row and the Y dropped the f1nal Game of the season to Nocona by a narrow 4 pomt mar 1n Th1s 1S a f1ne record and 1t 1S gratlfymg, to see these boys make such an excellent S1'1OW1Y1S for they are the ones who w11l be called upon to lead great Jacl rabb1t football teams of the the Dlstrlct Champlonshlp Keeplnsn the champlonshlp future on to v1ctory SEASON S IXLLORD BOW1C 20 12 Hcnrletta 14 59 C.,?i111'w1J11l'Q A 17 20 Alvord A 22 8 Wh1tc sboro 48 12 Iacksboro 8 0 Decatur 50 6 Burkburnc tt 14 8 Electra 1 0 Olney 10 14 Nocona 201 119 1ota1 20 12 Average Coach Bra-shear doesn't seem too worr1ed about the s1tuat1on. ,r , chgiq U Q - y ., W , b lf- A' ,-l..---,......--c, , 4 ' H, ,,., - A. 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Q-J ORVILLE WELCH JAMES THOMPSON BOBBY MCKINLEY FOMMIE POWER C apta1n Captam All D1str1ct All D1str1ct All Area All Area All State JACKRABBIT QUINT IS AA STATE RUNNER UP In accordance w1th the Great Bow1e Jackr'1bb1t basketball trad1t1on the m1ghty 1959 Rabb1ts won the Conference AA State Runner Up tltle Th1s SIVSS Bow1e I-hgh a record of four State Cham a us 1n The Rabb1ts ended the season wlth a record of 31 wms and 5 losses four of the losses pomp to AAAA schools and one to the AA state champs The Jackrabluts won lst place 1n the Et Worth West S1de Llons Tournament defeatmg four AAAA teams 1n the process They placed Znd 1n the Lawton B1 State Tournament loslnv 1n the f1nals to Pampa AAAA state champs Then followed a Z2 game w1n mnp streak broken only by the w1ly Buna Cougars AA state champs The Rabblts had a erf t p ec d1str1ct record averaf mg 86 po1nts per game and lost only one conference game all year To the Great 1999 Iackrabb1t basketball team go the vratltude and apprec1at1on of everyone at BHS The ent1re school 1S proud of them the1r f1ne record and the many outstandmg, honors they have brouvht to Bow1e Hwh Thompson and Welch recelve Mutt and J'effl9I Regwnal Champ1onsh1p trophy. i Uv N' , ff ' p ' , n 3 rr M ' -if I ':: i' 1 - . D K . K . . . , . K , . Q - . . .5 7. . . - pionships and two Runner-Up titles in eight trips to the state meet tA t' . ' ' 5 . , . S Q , K y . 7 S K , . A . . . .- , . D . . y i - . - ' I N. , ' , . U ' k. . . , 3. . k , I D F . B D . . . A 0 I 7 ! X . 7 1 D . 'D ' V I' l ,, i so, ,, fr If! r . 1,3 1 7 f EY' 1 'Rabbits Opponents 62 60 Birdville 64 52 Slidell 72 56 Arlinggtonlnleights 73 74 Birdville 51 44 Denton 79 69 Graham 76 63 Denton 59 69 Polytechnic -W-1 so 47 Krum JERRY CANTWELL PAT LATHAM RONNIE COMPTON 47 51 Pagchal 43 41 Slidell 78 44 Lawton 56 66 Parnpa 66 42 Laneri 86 55 Birdville 57 45 Paschal 70 52 Arlington Heights 94 46 Decatur 66 46 Graham 85 42 Electra 95 50 Nocona 82 55 Arlington Heights 99 32 Jacksboro 63 40 Burkburnett 86 55 Olney 83 17 Decatur 89 41 Electra 94 28 Nocona 88 Z3 Iacksboro 77 40 Burkburnett 82 58 Olney 66 51 Azle 63 58 New London 93 56 VVhiteSbOrO 63 52 Devine The Bowie .Tackrabbits stand in the winner'S circle after win- 48 53 Buna ning the Regional Championship at the NTSC Men's Gym. 2635 1773 Total 73 49 Average 71 A-. , T-4,,:7 .la wi 5. fl ,wif 1 BOBBY CORNELISON LEON CLEMENT ROY GORNELISON KEITH GOPLIN F' Concesslon stand workers are at It agaxn 'lhe annual staff also operates the popcorn stand at the gymnasxuni Povverlays up a score mthe Electra game McK1nley trxes for two Cantwell prepares to shoot poxnts agamst Electra over two Olney Cubs w 'Q' 34 K .3 l - 'X X f w Q Power racks up two pomts Thompson hooks IH a score agamst Thompson pulls a sneaky onElectra' 1n the game w1th Burk. Decatur. Q4 I ax - f f 5 f , 1' , ,f ' 1 . . , , 5 ali' ,J juli! , fjgg It's half-time, and the annual staff V 1 .. . ' . . . ' la V I N xx . X I . V ,xl V Q ff! f - :fu 1 Yi 9 I Q O! A 'X Q x B TEAIVI WINS DISTRICT C 6 I ow, owl QUWIE 0 5 lgowlgy 475,57 97t ,B ,17 K QWIE Standinf Coach Massey Terry Bradfield Mike badler Billy Watts Lloyd Rhyne Charles Bord .Terryrincher M r Ronald Turpen Kneelin hddie McDonald Thomas Newsom Lee Cordell Charles Welch David Dansby Sitting Robert Lancaster Ronnie Brooks Bobby Woods Rex Winn A' 57 e, 47 Bowie H1 h s B Team made clean sweep in the district championship B tournament beatinv Electra 70 Z5 1n the first fame l1Cli1D Olney IZ points in the semi f1n ils and downinff Decatur -19 Z9 in the flnals The boys finished the season with '1 record of Z1 wins anc 4 losses This is in ex cellent record considering that the season s schedule in cluded ames with A teams from Bry son and Ponder and many other outstandin teams Theboys won lst place in the Alvord A team tour nament a hi hly laudable ac complishment FRESHIVIEN HAVE GOOD SEASON The Bowie High School .Tack rablnt Freshman team had a very successful seison in ishin With a record ofZ1 wins and 4 losses Since there no regular district play for this a LlJI 1Cl et tht boys cen tered their efforts around tournament competition They Won the Consolation Cham pionship in the Gainesville Tournament, Znd place in the Wichita Falls Tournament, and lst place in the liort Worth Recreational Department Tournament. The entire team and their coach, Jake Bridge water, are to be commended for this splendid record. I GW-f IQGWIJ' 97 Sql-I? QDWI5 Standing: Ga ry Cornclison, Jacky Romine, Travis Gilliland, Joe Fincher, Kenneth Anthony, Bill Reynolds. Kneeling: Ie rry Allen, Ray Ratcliff, Bobby Mitchell, Ricky v ' I PAULA ALLEN LOUISE EDGIN SYLVlA ANDREASEN CAROLYN ALLEN Guard Guard Forward Forward BOWIE GIRLS CAPTURE Bl-DISTRICT CROWN Coach Jean Bridgewater's basketball team had a very successful season, ending with a Bi-District Championship and a record of Z5 wins and 8 losses. The girls won lst place in the Krum Tourna- ment, Znd place in the Decatur Tournament, and the Consolation Championship in the Duncanville Tournament. They made a near-perfect record in district play, losing only one game, to Olney. The tie for first place in the district between Bowie and Olney resulted in a play-off from which Bowie emerged victorious. Next the girls stopped Northwest High for the Bi-District title and a ticket to the regional play-offs at Denton. The highly successful 1959 season ended when Brewer handed down a narrow defeat in the regional tournament. Everyone feels that these girls have done a splendid job this year. Since all but one of them, Louise Eldgin, will be back next year, these girls, judging from their fine 1959 record, should go all the way next year. v6 ' .J - 'Of' , 1- .f A , xv Louise and Linda tangle for a Decatur rebound. Sylvia lays up two points against Electra. LINDA COMPTON MARGIE HEARD Forward Forward DORIS FAIN Guard KATHY TAYLOR Guard PAT .IIMERSON Guard .I OQXN WE'IO5I'QI. Guard LINDA WILLIAM Guard ELIZABETH OGI Forward S ,Ia I I zu L Linda awaits Louise's tip-off in the play-off game with Olney. 3 f , e + 1 Vi 152: I I! , 1 17 Bow1e Opponents Mlneral Wells Bow1e Opponents Electra Mlneral Well s Bellevue Krurrl Krum Sanger Henrxetta Lew1sv1lle Northwe st Brewer Sl1dell Northwest Stephenvllle North Hopkxns Decatur Brewer 1924 GIRLS B TEAM Susan Duvall Kathy Taylor Pat Ihmerson Barbara Walker Patsy Posey Claudene I..1pp1ncott 1511 Nocona Iacksboro Burkburnett Olney Decatur Bellevue Electra Nocona Burkburnett Olney Olney Petrol1a 1Northwe st Brewer Total Average l..ou1se regams the ball from Decatur Sylv1a smks two po1nts agamst Olney. Where d1d It go ' 76 - 53 ' ' 60 - 30 45 - 52. ' 5 51 - 39 56 - 59 55 - Z1 56 - 40 65 - 38 48 - 32. 58 - 46 65 - 35 y 50 - 39 72 - 31 ' 72 - 75 60 - 31 ' 90 - 64 49 - 48 .1 68 - 30 96 - 48 Henrietta 58 - 33 Iacksboro 55 - 64 46 - 29 66 - 67 ' 47 - 57 62 - 65 55 - 44 54 - 49 7 ' 47 - 42 ' 56 - 73 ' 47 - 40 1 60 - 56 K 59 - 42 40 - 39 58 - 46 lllwlllllllllllllll UlllulllalllllllllQHIHQIQII GAA 0 My -qv BASEBALL Tenn1S baseball and volleyball are Sporte that are qu1ckly gbrowmv 1n popularmty among thc vb1rlfs Many of these e,1rl5 spend long hours 1n the summer lmprovmg thelr slulls 1D the varlous athletlc events Th1s 'actlve mterest 1S a valuable factor 1n helpmg to round out BOW16H1Ejl1 5 athlet1c program ln many Qchools the athletlc program 1S Qet up to accommodate only boys events and occaS10nally the glrls are neglected The mcreaslng mterest and partxcl pat1on 1n g11'lS athlet1c-2 1h BI-IS proves th1S untrue 1n our school 'VT ' A F1-+25 L li TENNIS VOLLEYBALL . my ,H ,J 1 1 'Q g , R YV' E- ' Q a ? lt ' 1 . I 'Ill 1 l.l . 5 I 9 I K A 0 U . . ',i gy- ,L f -,,. - ..- 0 9' , N -2 -1 ! XM? !V K 5 K K Hi -- A f l a 'f B' all , l X l f ,X xy , . - , I f I , 'I ' lm 1 I lj' H 5 mg t 1 ly, 'I 'W 'M' ' l gy .V I i A 5 3 . . f I-T, 1' V x A vel , .,.,- 1. I Y f ' A 1 ll: 'Vu . T- , f ,S Q . 0: - Q , A . 1 Q L a j 5' , . y . . 5' , 5 'I V ' , 1 3 1' N D D x x 5 X . . K KI. Q sy c . J xy- . l A , ffl L ll . . ' . .y ,I Vg I A Z my ' . , 5, ' ' - 5 ' . . L, . x N. ' ' 3 5 Y , , A A -'k- .ta Q 8 1, l . .--, .......... f 4 1 - ' , fg, ,i 5 L I h TRACK H fa ,-mdk. T 65 Back Row: Coach Baker, Gene Hankins, Bobby Sinks, Jerry Cantwell, Roy Corneli- son, Lloyd Rhyne, Billy Watts, Kenneth Anthony, Bill Reynolds, Robert Lancaster, Terry Bradfield, Pat Jeffries. Center Row: Glenn Chokas, Kenneth Reddy, Buddy Branson, Rex Winn, Eddie Mc- Donald, Lee Cordell, Jimmy Frazier, Johnny Morris, Jerry Allen, Ray Cornelison. Front Row: Joe Vassar, Mgr., Johnny Floyd, Bobby Cornelison, l'imll:1ll, Dudley Weir, Jimmy Hacker, Jerry Miller, Gerald Ingram, Buck Parker, Ronnie Sinks. Track is becoming increasingly popular in Bowie lligh's athletic department. All boys who play football in the fall are required to participate in track or field events in the spring. Last year Bowie High's track team won the district championship. This year the team won the Team First Place trophy at the Possum Kingdom Relays, and the 440-yard relay team won first place and set a new record. Several of the boys went to the Cowtown Relays in Fort Worth, but, since they were competing with some of the biggest schools in Texas, none of them qualified for the finals. Nevertheless, the team is off to a great start and should repeat their last year's performance by retaining the district crown this year. ,on ' ,. . 4.4 Q t Q1 ml -n , 440-YARD RELAY HURDLES 880-YARD RELAY Jerry Miller, Bobby Corneligon, Johnny Floyd, Bobby Sinks, Terry Roy Cornelison, Lee Cordell Jimmy Hacker, Johnny Floyd. Bradfield. Jimmy Frazier,RayCornelison 'ima 4 ' POLE VAUl.'l , HlGH JUMP, AND BROAD JUMP .4 Bobby Sinks, Jerry Cantwell, Dudley Weir, Bobby Cornelison, 'l inn Hall. MILE AND H.fxl,l4' MILE Ge raxlcl lngg ram and Gene Hunkins. ,bfi SPRINTERS Tun Hall Glenn Ghokas Bobbv Cornellson lohnny Flos cl lnnzny Horl er Terrv Mlller SHOT PUT AND DISCUS Lloyd Rhyne Buck Parker Pat leffrles Terry Pat Jeffrles Shot Put Bradheld Dudley Welr L J lui - i' bv, w fb 'ls X ' 5 . 1- , . Y V I 1 J - ,T 1 . ' Q , . I , qo- , ... -1 v .. -. fl , 4 I N4 . 'f , 1 ' - 1 , N4 ' . - ' ,, Q wif 1 n . ' . , I. . fgm, vw., . , - , . ' . - - :Q L , .TV A-T-M,L.,T . . ' Q T4 , ' Y ! ' I , . 1 . 1 Z 1 ,S 4- 4 7,1219-f - 'Wi51QQ!i ,J-MX .. , f . '1 QI if . 3--v13l ya f. f n- , 5 ,,.' lf, E L L 1 if V sz, --1 X - 1. J ' 'NY ,J E . '- ' r t ifi?51if,fiA.' ' i I tb . ,sw Q '!-.l.,.' 1' ' X y - X A ,nigga ., ' Y f Q' w A4 Q!! A rss The first day of registration finds the almighty seniors back to register with the aid of the faculty. ' ll S . V, A xi - u t ' SEPTEMBER .... Septelriber brings zningling with old friends and getting to know new faces, Registration days arrive with much flurry and worry about selecting courses and arranging schedules. Clubs are organized, football prac- tice gets under way, and the band begins marching from early 'til late. Driver's education class begins studying that all- irnportant object, the automobile, ---I 1 . rwmm, lf' A, T I ixjggii I ' css . il,,,g.,4WQ 5, . .,,mA 4 . ., 1. gf? . -WH c 1 X ,.- 3,37 .3 ' r fu .f a . , A A in I ' 'Q I . ' .' I - X WDP 1 f lf- uw E 1' L ' . v, 4 - Q .. ' , ', .ev KW K7 UR 'f 1 , A .1 x - N. . , Q - ' v M . l - Y A 1 , . L ' A L2 I -ff f 1 V 4 'Fm - :, kj -an W S 1 3 ti ,ef V ' I 5' , A il. ki.ZX1f n i Y , 9 J! , 1 I , 1:14 F., .., . - ...V A 1 , 1, A ,g - - .1 . kk' X - rg: - , i 'r 5 ' . . J an ,- Xi Algebra and geometry classes force their somnolent brains to play mathematical hop-scotch by Mrs Bradford's rules. ' X As. l 'xl tt xcicl It was ncvnr too cold or too far away for the rum M1 one 1 ayore es 1 ash, ch 5 1, and 4 lltter ocona lillx'5lJO1O, unf XNh1teQho1o th1 QQ Bow 10 xutoxms. falthful hand amen UCTOBER Uctober fincls football season in fgll -wink-, wen - ' . , ' ' -'c v' rx rning, and ann :1 :zxbers :nOx1' -irinrg zz lic an d I -:nations ' half tizne stunts. linthuslaszn mounts with each sucuvecling garne, and Cx'- eryone wonnivrs if the :niyhty 'Ruh- bits can hold their winning strealig and for eleven straight Siaznos no one VCELS clisnppointvd. , ,zzz INOX EMBER November sees the flnal ganes of the football season and Bow 19 I-hgh s proud cla1m to the B1 Dxstrxct Champlonslup Jackets arrwe and are presented to the team m a spec1al assembly James accepts the B team s D1str1ctChamp1or1sh1p trophy Sen1orsnearlyburstwlthprlde as they rush to d1splay then' Q94. slal 1, newly arrwed rlngs Boy th1s work ll make an old man out of ya' S Annual staff members begm the task of comp1l1ng facts for the semor class pages .,f :1k Tn , :L , x X sw ' . ,- I nm TA President Joyce C ruxnple r reads the Society Creed. Jan explains the significance of the torch, the Society'S eznbleln. DLC!-.MBI-.R December xs fl busy month Club orplnxfatxon 1S 4 0 oleted and xxorlx begun on the year s projects The Natmnal HonorSoc1etyjournevstoHen rletta to xnstall the nexxlx formed c h xpter tne re 1ese IHEITIDLIS node the tum to Henmetta viva. am Treva 1n1t1ates the new members Elwena chats xx 1th a new HonorSoc1 ety ne nber from Henrxetta x-Q ' ,..1 - . . MM J . , v . xv? ,m,E -- . 1 , 'HJ' ' f . , ,. Q ' i f- . ' 'f-. , 4 . . - . , - . - . - . . .4 ' . . . u x . . , X .T s ' .J f- I ' . X.. Q A l. December fmds the Student Councml bus1ly makmg arrangements for the annualChr1stmas Party Frult and candy must be bought and packaged for the party 1 l ill Three Santas' Guess who Jolly Old Samt N1ck makes hxmself popular by handlng out candy and frult Uncle Fudd, Aunt Puny, and all the k1dS The clowns hterally went over w1th a bang, hvened up the party. F? I A I , la '. f . 1 l ', Q A X is x I Ll - Y as Q . fy- X... rv , A s M t ' V. fi -. ,sf H . , 'N fl it ' , - ,- H V 5 it , K 1 .4 uf f-N,.,0.4- I --rx, J' I l A , I W PT- I ' J .- 'ke t . t' 15 ,.-' , .Qi . 'R' ' - . 1. . .,. ,ix Q - l V . rf. ,- . , . . 3 Q X . 'VF 1 o C - ' . T' p . ,, 1 Nfl'-'V - , 's . T' N . 1 ., X 5 s. , K VM hethe r o matte 1 A x -Q K V M CLIHIHID hZ1llllJ11X5 1,l1e t1Clxet that xx on L 111dala111b luc ky lass, won a preat b11 floppy goose 1 gv t1e BU 1 1 1' not 5110 was too pleased lb a debatable 1 lo Bomue Sue went the que -.t1o1111b1e hon or of xx 111111111 the goat Coach Ba lx e r held the o 11,11 1ec L DtlVC to the 101111 an 11tGc ho 1ClLiXb Fxerxone has Q1 xxon cerfulx qc 1t1Oll x 1s1t111c relatues ex 1111 111 the S110 x, or1uSt S11 111 111111 roLl111 xx 1111111111 txclxet fo1 the turkey l Y T: ' N -1 f, 1 . qi F 1 ' A i A .- 1 q W g . . , ll ' 2 eff' - V y , h K , 1 19 an ' 1 A ' A ' ol 111'- G .X XX l Dece.11be1' sees the students joy- - I ' '. I 1 . A girls A ' .V - t- 1 I s- rv 511 I 1 A, Y 7 . P sn f JANUARY Jan Grlffm and Mukev loxxe lccept Good Manners axxilds Tanuam bx 1ns s mn mcrelse mn 1Cf1X1t16S Good Mannels xxxards ire presented clubs embark upon Spec11lpropran1S xnnu xl staff work contlnu s at a frenzled pace 1nd b1slxetlnll ets under a full he 1d of stenn 'WRU S Xiu The Art Club invited Mrs Mary Frances Shultz from Wichita Falls for an all-day art clinic The result was a host of pleasinw landscapes and portraits '12 50 E 0-Q.. Oo '52 OO.-I . rf na i-' D lm lr-4 wr :1 9 C 2 rr cw FP PP E-JE? 0 no cs 3: flaw rn '5 ,..m 35 'SSP 39 sud 513-' mm wo' gm 03 xv of F3 so Wa ED' r--C 7-'fm 55' 5m me ff Q? fv o is .,,.- NPI ' an v l Ll ...X v 4 Q as 44 -A FEBRL 1R 1 11111 X11RCH eb11111x 1 1 e 111 1 fe1111 11 1 1 5 1114 flue 11111d:, 11111 feet 16 IC 111111 5 11111c 1 111 0 1 Sens 1 101111 11S1e 111 be 15011 111054 111 111: ci 111, htm fmd the O11 R bbt d f at fog afte1 foe 0 'T O ,- .ff fl. FD fl f f r- 1- 34 U1 T 'U 'U r-v rd f-+ O V1 U1 ,- U1 rv I7 'D I .-1 '- ,..- r+ ff P- v- U1 FD VU Hi! 1 1? 41 ,- FU r -rl-1 'fm A C Q!!! . W , Km af! .Q XD 11- A 5 ' K 1? Q... ifff'-,Q MQ v JW ' 'I he Hume is over, 'md the crowd prepares to leave Gregory Gym i11 kustin 1? 1 . GREGORY GYMNASIUM . 1 . 4' We're from Bowie - cou1d11't be prouder!!!! I-an James lays up two points 111 the excitinw fl 11119 with New I.o11do11. ffgs LT Bobby racks up two more ugaxinst Devine. shut QQWI , X . n, 3 I r Won' Gee' ua 1911 1 one of 1111sC11l1n1tx Q 'iv Even aftera heawv season the az. Qagwh' . f O S '! 1 1 V QW! . ',0WI0 lhe Lemme team lJc11nb fett111f 1eucl5 for the D1et11Ct Meet 'MARCH and al-URIL March clllll Apr1l See Bl-lb hes 11111111 t feelthe ddxent of 55111111 51711111 :,po1ts pet under xx av and each ex enmo fmds the track ZlI'1llteI'1I'l1S boy s XKOI'lx1I'1 out home students react to surm bx hecommv I111SLl118N ous otherei1111l It 111c1e 151113 ly dLEf1CU.lt to Stag, E1XKcll e 111 glass, Asemtant Coagh An coaches are St1ll vlavful thony hreakstl-'11n1n1 -'R Recentlon Comufuttee reg1Sters wuests durlno Pubhc School W eel-1 BV All rlght' Who pulled that plug 'P U ' x ' l . af , X11 , ' l- ' ' - lv, V 1- XXV V . I '- 1 V . . . ' I I - I .' .l l '. .W 1,1-1,1 - 1 1 1 . -- , Q 4. - U xt , , tai- l - - qlhvuf . - - -.......... X , ff., .. ' ' I 1 I q , ' V A 51 0 A 1 H , 2 ' fu A 1 3 Q ' ' ' ' ki - ' 51 ' -P ' 1 . ' P1 ' 11 , .A , I . N . Y 5 i .. . . . L V. 1 , . . 7 -V Q . w , I ' J 1' , 'I A I . Alvin, E ' A. 3 K1 H H . zz-Lg., l ' ', ' , A SP--1 ' ' - V , - ' L 'Q l I I , '.z-,j.j:j'g':- - 2 1 1 . ., , utr Q - 'E f' ' ' 'i?'555fl 5:7:If 52:51 ,Q Qu- gf '- ffgx I, I , ' u, . . , ,. .fix ., Q' 111, 1 , 1 S .1 Q ' 'IRI 1 3 W K K. 4 . . 4 y, I .A Q 1 11 ,, . . . I i 1 The Iowa Test of Educational Development was administered to each student in BHS under the supervision of Mrs. Brannon. Special schedules were prepared in the office by Mrs Robertson. ' mlxg . - .Qw- May Miss Hoeldtke accepts the 1958 Iackrabbit dedication from Jane Ann Brewer, Editor. May witnesses the great excitement which always accompanies the arrival of the long awaited annuals. Treasured memories are preserved forever in black in white as the stu- dents spend a whole day signing their new Jackrabbit yearbooks. With the end of another year, the students of BHS prepare for summer vacation with joy and a little reluctance. Mailing Committee ES1'1'1eI'91d3 inspects the newly fMystified'? Ask a arrived annuals. staff member.J R s- - I A H, .. . . ,,,,..,. 1 s - A , 4 I ,.,. t ,L I , fx sv Nils-' - -J? . L :ph TRW, wry. -5'-lk Q -' Yap. ' 1958 Seniors have their last fling at signing annuals. SENICR PLAY ., Cast of the 1958 Senior Class Play, The Katz Whiskersu. According to a long- standing tradition, the Seniors of 1958 presented a three act drama in the late spring. Last year's play was a comedy, The Katz Whiskers ,and was well received by the student body and the public. -JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET ov' Nah Some of the 11rl enjoy the beauty of the Old Tr1n1ty ,,,afQ' Terry you look 'rs t1red as all the rest put to ether! A. June Week W6dd1H5 was M1ss Hoeldtke and a frou of hlghllf ht at Annapohs 1rls leave the Tomb of the Y C t Church In Xew Ork 1 Y Unl nown Sold1er it Xrllnvton SENIOR TRIP I958 In the Spr1nv of 1958 f1fty two Travel Club mem bers sponsors and V151t1I'1g travelers made the trad1t1onal 5en1or Tr1p to the northern and eastern Un1ted States The 1t1nerary lncludes stays ln such larve Cltles as St LOUIS Ch1ca1o hewYorlx Plul adelphla Balt1more Waslungton D C and Norfolk Many h1-Storlc Slde tr1ps are made 1I'lC1'L1d1DfD tours of Jamestown Wllllarnsburg, Old Polnt Comfort Ft McHenry Old Tr1n1ty Church and the Betsy Ross House Other 1tems of mterest are Nlagbara Falls Chmatown and complete tours ofWash1ng ton D C 'Ind the lNaval Academy at Annapolls Maryland -'--unsung -....,, N 'bn-.-.. . . X - vis fl r , ?,IAA K' N ' T fi r -g P ,, y .5 p rr? . 4.3 , Q,-' ,V . 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