Bowie High School - Jackrabbit Yearbook (Bowie, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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I . -A:-...f-.3 n . i N ,ia .1 h ff ii A 1 ' ' ..:.:. f, ' - 1 Y ,. .....,- . , Q -.. M -4 1-- '-111 535 1 Tflirf . 'ff J, ' Q ... .....-QA 1 - 'SLI E? 1 , ... - ' ' ' Ji- ' f .. .... 1 . I Wifi. X , ..-i , ' - Q- ,...,.,H , , .M M W me-411 V: 125 E I.E'3:'5 TTI . f L. E27 - FI W 'f.t ' ' ' , , f' . T4 A W... 9 ' . - ' i 1 fr. ,' , ,. , 9 . :, Q .Q w J -11 -- ,W ..,- M -Y f ..- nvwsn A iA.e -.rr 1 ,.,. .',. K --,icky 4 --Vx..1,.k,,8:.i-I-I EL 1- -n E -'-.,,v' ,., h 1,4 -V -.: f, Q -1 .. ' -9- ...1.! iaffg . 4, , , -Nik FOREWORD The 1960 Annual Staff hopes that you, the student when lookmg at these pages, wxll remember the pleasant days 1n Bowxe I-hgh School Through each word and pxcture we have endeavored to portray all of the school's act1v1t1es, both work and play If rn later years wh1le turnmg these pages, you should recall the laughter, the sorrows, the fr1endsh1ps, and the dreams of 1960 we shall be sat1sf1ed, knowmg that our goal has been accomplished. DEDICATION to Bowie High School Under her supervision th improve their typinv skills and at the same t 2' ' Mrs. KirlJy's Typing ll classes have always been . .xy , i A . . 6 . . Y . 5 . y practical experience and help the faculty and othc duals. They type report cards and attendanc stencils for tests and drills, as well as material and other organizations. They also run off copil duplicating machine and assemble pages for yn All this saves others much time which can be more demanding things. ln appreciation for all that they have done, the an1 would like to dedicate the 1960 JACKRABBIT to M and her second year typing class. .g 3 .MIL- il In Home and If 1m1l better homi 1116 Yi C1155 the studunts Le.1rn thu tundxrncntxls -3-'P K p-1 th1S P1CtL C hg Homemakxn H CLQQS Strawhtens the 1-utchen miter Cookm 1 rf' ff hour years of Homcmil 1 me are n OVEIL H 1 bchool Plus tlurd yy 11 homm maklng clms lg rms to pl n and prgpqrg dL11C1OL1S md nu t11t1Ol1C1 mc MQ .--1- 'W 1 s ' . v K X qi V A s '-4 ,J n , - I - lu- ' 'J QA. .. ' 12 ' y 2 ' - 1 52 2 ' 2 2 5 of H ' ' -. ' ' 1 , ' 5 ' 2 air g L 2 ' X off - xd 1 B f - lgl H . , 1 x - - - - , X .' . J 12 ' -- ' ' ' f ' A K ' 2 . 5 '21 El 71' ' 2 X x ' ' f S j- .. ' ms- 9 . K ' 7 ' - Af! HZ..,,.--H Q . lg! r -' ' E gg V . Q. .' ,W 1' . - 'W .-2 . . 1 I . 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' . ,ai 4 QI M ' 1 1 M , , 1 't ilf 2 '11 iz lis 1 1 year if 1 o' 111 IV1' 1 ' ' A 3 I1 f' z T11 1: 11zy1 f 1 1'z1 h 1 '1 , as 11111215 ' 112 ' g at 1 ' 2 5: 1'. . 'L ' f. .zz ,, 1- Fi , 'S A1g 1 givu ' C11 LQ 1 11d - ' fO1md:1tio11 in mz1t11. 5111dLTI11.S bo- 'ffifyi' I ' E' 1 tl . 01 - ' 1 I 1 1 ' , 11 Q- ' 5 th 1 1 br- 5 gg 1 1 wi... 'g W .V . ' J 1 1ogz11'- ' n 1 1 - 31' . ff 1, 5 ' - 1 ,Q 1 , 1 ' -I f I ' I , , I I Vx C 1 ..., ' rv: . ' 1 2 ' ' F.- - -X 9 ' I f 1. N 5 5 . its T- -fr ,' il is ll I' , 'ff ., -Q ' f s, Q V - X .l '1k1 . ,iw A-j A - X... Four years of science are offered in B.H.S. In The Spanish II class study about the Span Biology the students study plant and animal life. speaking countries and better their skills in spez ing and Writing the language. Qi- 4 . 5 rr W ' x x ':i . is il g iff l The Spanish I class gains a basic knowledge in the pronunciation and use of the Spanish language. Since Mr. Taliaferro has traveled in Mexico, the class is given an interesting study of that country. if 6 The Latin II students check daily work. Mechanical Drawing students at work. True is the most adv mced math coursm offered in The girls P L classes energetically participate S us Q ir s class is bccomn prolicient various tgps s of exercise Basketball and ie sa. ali e rx volleybill ire pliyed throu hout the year f A v Mr. Taliuferrozs Civics cl for the first time Civics ass is one of thren offered to SCHIOTS Ihis year bein l x In Vocational Ag. I the boys learn many skllls These freshman girls improve their sevsinv skills ff' FF f 1 ,I K -:sa-'ix X- -' glllllh' A to The Latin I class learns the basic fundamentals Plane Geometry is a Challenging course that helps of the language. the student to develop clear reasoning. But a Keith shows, there is also time to play. 5 rg , , s Q-' I XXXXXXXX .f 135. American history en- QTX lb V Viola Roth's cheery smile aids her ' her Work as a D. E. student. :Drud- courages students to be better citizens by giving them a clear idea of the develop- ment of our country, our government, and our Constitution. if? I 8 General Science gives freshman the basic knowledge needed for all other science courses offered in B. H. S. 1 Chemlstry students learn about orgamc: matters by Typlngl students learn the fundamentals of typlng exp erlmentatlons and strlve for speed Jerry another D E student learns salesmanslup througnh h1s work at Bllly Necld s -49 ,uf fl Greta Dunson pomts out a locat1on m Coach Waters World h1story class All students are qulred to take P E 1D BOWIC I-Ilgjh School Here the boys enjoy ame of basketball The Ag. Shackleford, learn to use power tools. Il boys, under the supervision of Mr. Under Mr. Bynum's watchful eye, the boys in shop class learn to operate the power saw. In Metal Crafts the boys learn to use welding equipment. There is a study hall in the library at every period during the day. ki, E' -i-234' -bi 10 9547 sn iq .5-Q ' 'Z Physics is the most advanced science class in our school. Here the students are demonstrating the heat of vaporization of water. BOARD OF EDUCATION 94 ,4 3 avimmm X S af, T K xx D WY I rf' .. Standing Claude Young, Carl Russell, C D Allen, Dr Barry Squyres, Dr B B Evans Seated Alex Griffin, Burton Karsteter OFFICERS Burton Karsteter President Dr. Barry Squyres .. . .. .. Vice-President Alex Griffin . . . . .. . . .Secretary Mrs Eva Giles . Tax Assessor-Collector The members of the Bowie School Board give many hours of their free time to the work of this organization The schools are the biggest busi- ness in Bowie, and we are fortunate to have successful business men directing their activities These men are responsible for much of the progress and betterment in our schools, and they have earned our gratitude and appreci- ation for their labor in our behalf. 1 v-.,,,r PAUL TALIAI- LRRO Cn ms Sp muh E,LIfABh,TH YOUNC A lx A B L,1b1 1r1an CLLTA FRYAR A hu 11511 i 'lf if' FACULTY ELOYD BYNUM PJLGGY PAT TLRSOIN MA IVldllStI1i1 Arts Chor A 195 V115 .asx W! i-1 11 Q11 . l 'H fi 3 ' ki! , l I' RANGES KIRBY B A , M A Commerclal f 1945 C5 lug A 54 NINA DAVLIN B A , M S Homemaklng Home and Fam11y 'Ni :NW ,A RAMONA HILIN RY Ame rxcan Hlstory Engllbh ARTHUR FISCHER Math IN A WATERS B A M E Cn ws H1:,tory P ll J 'ef--'fl A .Q 7 A my - A T JA ' A ' f ' A A A 'TVX 4' 13.5. B.S., B.5., . . V' A ,.5ff: .:?fU: ' 4 A .. .V , T, KA R 5 4-1 , H1 . N xv 1 ' I .4 344 in A' f N -V 1, 1 .-.- Y 4 I A T T2 -. - V4 A ? .lv - ' A U, , ff' T. ' B.A., M.A. B.A. fi ' - ,- 1 N A ' 5 A I F A T ' -A -'ff Ii- .71 H. ., 4. ., .I..S. B.S., . 'ev . W ,. N J ri. . N N A R Q 'X 1 B N A V Q 1 ' .31 f A '3' 'U' , '-, , -E ' I A .139 V ia , 1, an ,xx it K ,' .T V.. I S I . wx . .A - ' V7 5, X, I Q 1 . 1 . 9 I-' ' X.. .. '43 WILLIE LEE DICKERMAN I' 5- KENNETH SHACKELFORD B.A. H 455, B.A., M.S. English, Latin ii X Vocational Agriculture Spanish . E4 X X aj Ruff , Krug? fi . JESS STILES R ,L ,E ' ny 4' Bs. Yi X QV. f 4-1' P.E., Civics - World History ROBERT BAKER B.S. Biology, P. E. General Science JAKE BRIDGEWATER B.S. Driver Education li 4:-I '53 'il ,J 1 1--. 1 -1 '- Q5 5 mxr' si is 'tgewsli' 5 vopx Y VANITA BRADFORD CLARA HOELDTKE B.A. B.S., M.S. Math Science l 'W' MYRTLE DAVIS B.A. , M.A. English PATSY JO BAKER B.S. General Math General Science JEAN BRIDGE WATER B.S. Physical Education Ip' J 1 mr- FACULTY tn fum., 45,1 VAUNITA SCI-IAFFNER B A M A Home-mdkmg r-IERSHEL STEPHENS D1str1but1ve Educat1on JUNTA BRADFIELD Se C retary to tha Prmclpal 699 W 'Q TED MERRITT B.M.E., M.M.E. Band Q 3 BONNIE BRANNON B.S., M. . Counselor ,fx , ft 5-G dvi? P? NORWISTA WILLIAMS HOPE I-IUDSPETH School INurf.e Secra tary to the Supa rlntendent 4552. E x I BARTON MASSEY Amemcan H1story VELVIE THORINE D1et1c1an IRMA LEE FLOYD Cafeterla Accountant px -wwf 3 PRESIDENT OF THE TUDENT BODY ' ' 1 'ff was 1 ' ,-x 4ff1a. qv- -fl 1 - . A E- iyxy -51 ,zjw E .gg PLGGY UNIDILR WOOD ldcnt lor thc school year 1959 1960 Wlth the 11d of tha Studcnt Colmcnl shc plms thc lycmum pro rims ind acts dS in 1ntLrmLd11ry bntwun tha faculty md thc atudnnts 3 3 s 54. Peggy Underwood was electn-d by the Student Body to svrve as their prefs- STUDENT COUNCIL .a aqui Back row Jacky Compton, Beverly Wilson, Keith Coplin Marjorie Gray, Terry Bradfield Travis Gilliland Dave Lyons, Pam Whitecotton, Robert jackson Front row Ellis Plaxco, Anne Hacker Peggy Underwood, jimmy Hacker, Mr Taliaferro OFFICERS PEGGY UNDERWOOD President JIMMY HACKER Vice President ANNE HACKER Secretary Tre asurer MR. PAUL TALIAFERRO Sponsor The Student Council is the most important organization in Bowie High School. It is composed of three offi- cers, elected by the student body, the four class presidents, and two members elected from each class. The Council arranges all major student activities during the year, including assemblies, lyceum pro- grams, and the annual Christmas party. Under Mr. Ta1iaferro's supervision this organization does much for the school. F QWGBL FJ! HALL! KA' Several d1fferent u1rls operate the swltchboard 1n Mrs I-Iudspeth s off1ce durmu d1fferent hours ofthe day Here 2 'Q 2 S Mrs Bradf1eld secretary to the pr1nc1pal lssues passes and excuses and keeps all records for the lwgh school Marsha Welch 1S one of her many helpers The Maroon and Whxte Room was 1S thc glft of the benlor class of 1960 The east porch was enclosed and the coneesslons moved 1U to prov1de a student lounge for refreshment at noon and between classes Th1s was begun by last year sSen1or class when they enclosed the west porch as a gmrls lounge Mrs .T B Thorne cafe-ter1a supn rv1sor IS shown here w1th r Q we r rs Randolph Mrs H R Hodges an Mrs W N Lancas er These women are respons1ble for the Wholesome meals Joyed by students and teachers 5 7' ZA , - .X 'gif ' -'x 'A L'- R P- v g . A52 :A X a ff i - s ls ,qs ' I E ' - 5:1 N -,c, ' N rig, .- ,gh ' A a completion of the project Q A ' y - 'F c . Q in X wx 6 -J - . J ,, Q. . . ' .I 1 i . . . h e h ' ll s, M . R. C. i S X' 1 y u o u Q y d . . N. t . . X Cn.. RSL: NIC' Qt' ' .UAF A J2'2.i i Qq,a.-,N ,V J? Q- I 0 ' o 0 ' ' 0 I 0 0 . 1 0 9 O I l . . ' C Q 0 ' v 0 ' I' U Q 'I mf' g ' lf- 0 4 C :Qui I I 'M SENIORS S. CLASS OFFICERS za- Q' xii ELLIS PLAXCO President - tit, iw-A .-Z' XX-.1 JERRY CANTWELL CAROLYN ALLEN SYLVIA HAMILTON Vice-President Secretary Treasurer C-XROLYIN ALLEN Cxrolyns maln 1nterests lne been basleetbill I1 on Scunce Club E B L A Pep Squid se TVIUS 1s secretxry ol our elass and the football te 1m In the three ye 1rs she has been here she h1s rnade many fr1ends She plans to become a see retary after raduat1on SUE ANDERSON W1 h th xt sweet 5m1le 1nd PISGSIUS manner Sue has worked her way 1nto the he lrts of all of us She has been a member of the F H A and Pep Squ1d and plans to be 1 secretary 15 L' Ns f N 1 -.. I JUNE BELL une IS one of our more 3.Ct1V6 class members whose mterests ranve through most of our extracurrmular aCt1v1t1es She IS a loyal member of our Travel Club works d1l1 gently on the Annual Staff and ID DE Her amb1t1on 15 to be a secretary SHEZDA BELL BOYDSTON A popular senlor wlth a wmnmg smlle and sparklmp eyes Shezda combmes marr1ed l1fe wlth school work Her favor1te subJect IS homemakmg and she has been act1ve 1n E H A all four years fi Ci SYLVIA ANDREASEN Hlsnt mueh to sxy t he1 fr1endly manner mal-ees her well l1ked by her classmates an outstandms athlete Sylv1'1 has served as c'1pta1n of the SITIS basleetb1ll volley ball ind basebxll teams JIMMY AVERY J1mmy 1S a ITIISCIIICVOLIS mem ber of our class who has been more than w1ll1n0 to work lor the Travel Club Althou h he 1lways as fun us Cue amb1t1on Ib o 1 goo footbill team for three years JUANITA LOVE BARKER .Iuinlta has enou h pe rsn ve ranee to Comb1ne marr1'1e,e wlth her de slr: to l1I11Sl1 school Her ch1ef 1nte rest IS home makm ev1denced by the fact that she has been a member of E H A for three years BILLY BELL B1lly 5 fr1endl1ne as and pol1te ness have galned h1m many fr1ends He has devoted rnuch of h1s tlme to E I4 A and lb now serv1ng as rnporter HIS amb1t1on to l cattle man SHN il Q5 Y V ' h ' , ,- . ' - I 12 ' ' ' I . I , . - . -, A I 1 . Ar . 1:--1 , 1 we :1 -2 ' '11 Q- ' - NO. 1 .L ' 1 1 1k - In ' 1 ' 3 , x Q ' I ' . h I 1 e 1- 1 1 U ' 'f . D . . . - 1 , . - t 1 ' - 1 - Q ' - I 7 1 , 1 1 ' i 1 , 1 . . . ' 1 L - C Q ' 1' x 1 ' - z ' ' t 5: , bu 1 1 --' ' 1 v 2, C al w ' 1 ' I' ' C ' - 2 1 ' - 7 , 2 ' - 2 - , . i. V, . Q- i t - . . . Q . X I - ' - 1 , I S I 1 I i v . Wm h Q , l ', 1 uf ' ' ' ' ' t get 2 1 d - 6dI1Cill.1OI'l. He- has been of great value- to the ' ' ' X z ' I e 1 . '- -A I X xi . . 11, . - i . r A 5 g Q , x F. 1 1 1 1 I 1 4 ' 1 'C y 1 ' 1 1- 1 ' g, 1 ' I - 1 -'fs' ', I A h ns 5. :ix . Q.- . ' 7' . ily.. '- , : - - I l 1 ' 1r',' ' . 1, 1 x ' ,Y ' . ' ' ' is Je a 1 - - A 1 1 3 p A lp V A y . .- Q K , , ' . . ' N Y x . . . Y 5 i 5 . t Ml , Nl -1 ' I . . . . V . Y , E . . . . 1 X i V .Nl Y A , , 1, . ' xl Q .Qu -'vt Q4 gs 7'ggL 'P'1 -EL' RONDA JUINE BROUN Tme l1fe of the Crowd' She 1S everyone 5 fI'1LI1d and 15 a d1l15,ent worker bemg treasurer of the Travel Club aCt1V6 DE and band She ha5 always been act1ve lnterscholastm Leavue work part1e:ularly one act play and declamatlon JERRY CANTWELL .Te rry IS out5t1nd1n5 1n foot ball and basketball d15tr1ct F F A VICE pre 51dent local FFA pre51dent VICE pre51dent of h15 cla55 tr1 captam of the football team and a member of the lNat1on1l Honor SOC1Cly GLEN CHOKAS Poke 15 one of our very be st athletes h1v1n1j lettered for three years 1n foot ball and hav1nf been a member ofthe State Champ 440 yard relay team He seems to never have a worry III the world md you can t help but llke h1m JARROT CLEVELAND Qu1ct and con51derate Jarrot IS a well l1ked classmate He lS a mem ber of the M1roon Z1 Wllltf Staff and serves a5 C1I'C'L1ldt1OI'l MIHIYCF fwv gd - Ig! N . BENNY BRADY The band would be mcomplete W1thout the Clowmmz of tlllb happy 1,0 lucky trom bon15t Mentlon 5tud1e5 and Benny folds l1ke leaf H15 ch1ef 1ntere st 15 havmg, fun WILLIF BREWER Wlllle 15 bashful at t1me5 yet ha5 a pe r5onal1ty that makes everyone h15 fr1end as ittended BH for three yea and has combmned workmi and com to school I... f ' -ff' ,K 'uv i -,U ix. BILLIE CORNELISON B1ll1e 15 a rather qulet student but one who 15 actxve m 5f'hool affa1r5, 5erv1ng as Sports Ed1tor of the Maroon e1 Wh1te and bemg one of the out5tand1ng members of the g1rl5' basketball team RAY CORNELISON Ray'5 ch1ef 1ntere5t 15 football and havmg fun He 1S a favor1te Wlth h15 classmates, and they w1ll long remember h15 1I'lf9Ct10US laughter A 1 , ' 1 -1 .- , - I 1 . , J . .i A Q . a 1 . . .3 . i V . . , I - 1 - 1 A ' ' 1 J ' f aj A 1 J U ' ' He-hz'z - ' ..S. 1- -'rs NX ' 'X 'g g'g 1 - l -'l1'L:.-a-233164. , .: vt 1: ,Lk gg ,zz f 3 ,3.f'.4g., ,fl 1- fig 1' TWXS,-1fi'f' 1 51211 -i5Lei11.'.f,- if 1 ' - 1 - ' 1 1 . 11g-1 1 1 ' 1 1 1', ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' '71 y ' ' - . ' , ' in . . . - - ' in 5 5' - D x , ' - '- , , - . 12 1m! 0 - 1 ' -'g ' J I - . X 1 I ' ' ' .' . ' , Q . x , . . . q J 1 V ' - . . 1 ' 3 - C I ir , :Cry 1 4 1 TC ' 'Z ' 1 ' 1 , , . .. ,.. - , ,,., I ., A, , - , A ,-gq 1 1 4, E ' ky 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' ,, t p ' 11. f 1 ' x . 1 4 I 7 1 , 1 1 'Q 1 ' 1 2 '- ' 2 2 2 ' . ' ' 1 ze . SUELLA CRIM - SuElla is an effervescent brown- ette who firmly believes that love makes the world go round. She bubbles happily through a maze of school activities. At every A football game she's seen selling concessions for the annual staff. CHARLOTTE CRUMPLER - B.H.S. would be a dull hole without Crump always talking about her boyfriends. This attractive, vivacious brunette is also in F.B.L..A., Science Club, and National Honor Society. inte rested Maroon and White , I1 1. tp! JERRY FINCHER Study'7 Jerry? Not unless he has to This easy going guy served as class treasurer his Junior year and is now servinv president of the D E Club CHARLES FORD Charles is a happy go lucky boy whose main interests lie in DE Travel Club and Girls His quick wit and jovial personality are an asset to Bowie High School :Y 'GH 5, '?4y . N .. f A A y Q x 1 If rf 4 e JAMES CUNNINOHAM - An enthusiastic member of the Jackrabbit Band, D.E. Club, and Travel Club this impish little fellow has a sparkling personality and gets along well with everyone DONNA DUCK A cute llttlc blond who seems quiet until you know her well Donna has been quite active in the Travel Club and the Pep Squad Durin her freshman year she was public relations offlcer in the F H A ROINNIE EVANS Low gear in the classroom high gear on the football field this 15 the descrip tion of Elwood one ofour top defensive players SHIRLEY FAULKNER lt would take 1 volume to enumerate Shirley s good qualities and at the top of the list would be She s dependable' She is a diligent worker for the Travel Club and whatever she undertakes she does well ul' x,..j , ,, 47- X' Q - I 1 xx ' A x .x . N i' - - . , . U . . . 'D , . - . 9 I ' it Il V ' , . l ' 4 ' - Q .. 7 S. V' ' ll I II I N . .. g y s , - if T rdf F, f . . . . .D as , Q - .3 X .A ,, ,l , 1: . . - - A V I ' ', ' I Az x ,, . ,, . . . . . , - Q 4 , . Nlfl, . S , QL. A .L VI F-'M M. ,IQ- MARGARET GILES Th1s good natured student IS ed1tor of the Maroon 5 Wh1te Margaret has been a member ofthe FHA four years and has spent much t1me th1s year on her State Degree She excels Enghsh and hlstory and hopes to enter the f1eld of Army Intelhgence PHYLLIS GRAY Cute derful personahty that been a fa1thful band member and 1S secretary of the Travel Club She has a pleasant H and an encouragmg word for everyone and sweet W1th a Won IS our Phyl11s She has SONJA VASSAR GRIMSLEY Although Sonja marrled last summer she 15 completmg her courses th1s year Her good natured ways and contag1ous g1ggle w1ll long be remembered 1U B H S JIMMY HACKER J1mmy s bubblmg personahty has won h1m many fr1ends 1n h1s three years t BHS He has earned many honors 1nclud1ng All D1str1ct End 1n football and membersh1p on the State Champ track team He was a tr1 captam of the football team v1ce pres1dent of the Student Counc1l and pres1der1t of the Sclence Club BARBRA HAMILTON M1ss1ss1pp1 the gal w1th the southern dravxl Jomed us from Canton Hlgh School became amb1t1on 1S 1n her work Maroon and LINDA FRYAR L1nda has the composure and thoughtfulness requ1red of an outstandmg leader and that 1S what she 15 She has been presldent of F B L A secretary and f1rst v1ce prcs1dent of F HA treasurer of the Pep Squad and co edltor of the annual FREDDY FULLER A m1sc:h1evous good lookmg guy whose favor1te past1me s hav1ng fun Herman 1S a sparkplug of the band and a fa1th ful worker of the Travel Club H15 amb1t1on 1S to be an accountant 1? fr' 1n our Junlor year and 1mmed1ately act1ve member of our class Her to be a secretary wh1ch IS ev1dent w1th the annual staff, F B L A , and Wh1te SYLVIA HAMILTON One of the Jackrabb1t Band's h1gh steppmg ma-jorettes, ..S1l 15 now servmg as treasurer of our class Among her other honors are freshman favor1te, homecommg cand1date, and basketball queen ,gym J E . . x , . . . ., ' ' ' . ' I ' 2 fu. A 1, . . ., ' , - -i , - ' ' 1 - ' . . . . - - , . . . . ' .Ts ,. - 1n ,al 1 f '- . - , - . xxx 1 ' 'K V 3 ' ' . , . I I i! I - ' 'fmwigft 1 . . i F rv n , , , . . - Y 4, I I - . , . . ' . . . . F ' a ' 1 1 Q 4 , 1 ' I I I -I 5 I ' ' ' ' I D ! an ' . SHIRLEY BEASLEY HANEY Sh1rley 1S a good natured person who 1S Comb1n1ng school Work w1th marr1ed l1fe She 15 qxutc stuchous .mc well l1ked by her classmates SUE HAINKINS One of tha bcautus of our Class Sue was D E Swc etheart and also cand1d1tc for Homecomlng Queen her Junlor year Her sWeL1 ways and w1nsome sm1le make her a favor1tc wlth all of her classmates Cn l Za? 1X Wi 'Y U? DALE HUDSON A good look1ng well l1ked guy Dale 5 ch1ef mterest seems to be hav1ng fun yet he 15 always w1ll1ng to help Dale moved here from W1Ch1td Falls h1s JLIUIOI' year and 1n that t1mc has mada many fr1ends MARGIE HUDSPETH Marg1e IS aw lndependent 1l'ld1V1dl1d.l and very capable Her 1nterests center around band Travel Club and E H A GERALD INGRAM Good fellow good athlete and everyone 5 fr1end Gerald Won flrst place 1n the d1str1ct track meet h1s sophomore year and was chosen best c1t1zen of h1s class h1S Jumor year Popular w1th students and teachers alxke Gerald W1l Certalnly be m1s5ed around B H S PATSY JARMON Pat Jo1ned us her sopho more year and Certamly has been an asset to B H S She 15 a member of the Travel Club and Pep Squad and 15 actlve 1n D E She plans to become an 1nter1or decorator EDDIE JOINES Vera Wlth h1s arruable per sonal1ty and h1gh 1deals 1S one of B H S s most respected boys ACt1V1ty appears to be h1s motto as demonstrated by h1s membersh1p 1n band Sc1ence Club D E Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety and Beta Club NORMAN JONES Norman seems to enjoy the great out of doors as IS seen 1n h1S good work 1n the F F A Basketball 1S another of h1s terests A very llkeable person he has a Won derful sense of humor I1 1 A LINDA KARSTETER Linda a cute littl brunette whose favorite activity is band She was a member of the All Regional band two years and the All Girl band at Denton last year We can tell by her laugh that she gets a big bang out of life PHILLIP KUNKEL By some ironic twist of fate Kunk has a very serious way which hides a subtle sense of humor Phillip has won All Regional honors in band and is a worker in the Travel Club Guns and stamp collecting hold the spot light in his out of school activities JIMMY LAMB An indefatigable Worker Jimmy has played an important part in the Travel Club work His qualities of leadership are shown in his capable work as vice president of the Beta Club and director of the .Iazz Band and they were responsible for his being chosen as a can didate for Boy s State J L LAMB Jay is a practical Joker who can take it the same good natured way in which he gives t He doesn t study much but does he care? He has been a member of both the F F A and D E Clubs EUGENE LAUDERDALE Eugene 15 one of our quieter Students yet he has a wonderful sense of humor which he displays at the most surpris ing times He is active in F F A and his chief interest is in agriculture. SANDRA LAWRENCE - This attractive brownette is an outstanding member of the band being librarian and a section leader in that organization. Sandra doesn t like to study much preferring fun and frolic. . wr: BILL LONDON - Bi is a mischievous member of the senior class who is in and out of trouble all the time. However he is a diligent worker whose varied interests include band, Annual Staff, and Art Club. Bill spends many of his out-of-school hours hunting and fishing. HELEN MCDANIEL - At first Helen seems quiet and shy, but on further acquaintance it is apparent that this girl has a winsome personality topped only by her quick wit. She is a tactful friend of all and is always willing to help. GAYLORD MCDONALD A l1neman on the foot ball squad Gaylord 5 1nterests center around athlet1cs basketball and track 1ncl11ded stud1e5 when necessary but h1s Ch19f concern seems to be enJoy1ng llffc GLEINNA MCDONALD Glenna 15 an attract1ve red head from Sunset who has a knack for get t1ng along w1th pt ople Act1ve 1n F HA she was correspondmg secretary her sophomore year Her amb1t1on IS to be a 5-ccretarx and she has enjoyed her h1gh school bu51ness courses 1? 'lf l s....4 -I nan-ls ,fi JUDY MCDONALD Judy 15 an attract1ve brunette w1th a pleasant personal1ty that has won her many fr1ends Although many bel1eve Judy to be rather qu1et her fr1end5 rcnow that she 1S actually a perpetual cut up and fun to be a ound BOBBY MCKINLEY Th1S good lookmg guy one of our most outstandmg basketball players and has lettered three years 1D th15 sport Bob by was chosen F H A Beau dur1ng h1S sophomore year and 1S a favor1te of h1s classmates JAMES MCLENDON James 1S a member of a pa1r of 1dent1cal tw1n5 who have been confu51ng everyone all the1r twelve years 1n the Bow1e Schools He s an act1ve member of the F F A haV1Ug served as parl1amentar1an James 1S also act1ve 1n 4 H work JERRY MCLENDON Jerry the other half of th1s confusmg duet 1S also actlve 1n F F A and 4 H He was Greenhand treasurer of the F F A H15 amb1t1on 1S to become an arch1tect CHARLES MCMILLION Charles 1S one of our most 1ndustr1ous students In h1s 4 H work he was named Gold Star Boy of the county and won a trlp to the 1959 4 H Congress 1n Ch1c:ago H15 other honors mclude bemg chosen F B L A Beau and selected as delegate to Boys State JOEL MANN Joel has been our l1nk w1th the state cap1tol hav1ng served as page there for two terms He 15 an average student but h1s qu1ck rnmd enhvens any classroom d1scuss1on Joel 15 a go getter and our pred1ct1on 15 that he w1ll realxze h1s amb1t1on to make a lot of money img 918' X 4-D Wt DIANNE MERRETTE D1anne has done he sccmmgly xmposslble She has combmed her 1ntell1g,ence and personal1ty to form an outstand mg 1nd1v1dual She has served as secretary of the N1t1onal Honor SOC1Cty was a cand1date for G1rl5 State and 15 co ed1tor of the Jackrabb1t JERRY MILLER Jerry 15 one of the fastest stars of B H S He won f1rst 1n 220 yard dash and was on the statr. champ1onsh1p relay team e has also excelled 1n football JOHN IKE MITCHELL M1tch one of he bus1e5t students at B H S can frequently hurrymg throu h the halls br1ef case 1n hand John SCSU At other t1mes he 15 seen w1th a camera Ikn 15 our school photographer H15 Job as d1sc Jockey at KBAIN Rad1O Stat1on proves h1s depend ab111ty DOINALD MORTOIN If sllence were Golden Donald would always bt broke I-Ie 5 def1nately not 1nterested 1n stud1es and h1s clown1ng d1s rupts many a class Just ask h1s teachers' H15 LINDA NATIONS L1nda 1S a talented student who 15 ch1efly 1nterested 1n commerc1al arts an F H A She 1S now work1n0 on her State degree 1n homemakmg and plans to become a secretary Because of her pleasant VOICE she 1S often asked to be song leader 1n assembhes JUDY NEAL Thxs pet1te brun tte 1S known for her laughlng and happy mood Neal was our 1958 Basketball Queen and as a sophomore repre sented the class for Homecommg Queen Judy 1S plannmg toward a career as a beaut1c1an ,J in N 115 THOMAS NEWSOM Thomas IS one of the more stud1ou5 members of our class and 15 a wh1z w1th a sl1de rule He plans to go 1nto the eng1 neerlng fleld and w1th h1s knowledge of math and sc1ence we feel sure he w11l be a success Thomas also enJoys sports and IS a member of the basketball team WAYNE NORED Wayne s mam 1nterests are sc1ence and math and he has been very act1ve 1n both f1elds durmg h1S four years 1U BHS HIS g1rl has also occup1ed a lot of h1s t1me - ' t . .7 X . - . C - , .e I . f - . , 4 . . A 'J' J 'I - n sf . , . A N.- X 1 1 r- 1 f 1 ' ' H , X ' , 1 Cl ' ,IP t ' . . ., be . g , . . ' -s ,-. . . 1 . s as . , . . . ' - 1 . ,ss - D y ,x ' . . . . 1 . . . - V chief interest is F.F.A. E. 45 ,ax 1 ,aw . . . . . d K I u s . I G , , - . . E' . ' li SV - , X 1, ' 1' xxx i I Y 5' . x . I , ' 'I . . f s f X W 4' 1' ,. , . . ,x . , . ELAINE OGLE - Elaine is a lover of nature although she is constantly seen with a book. She studies diligently and seems to enjoy school life greatly. Elaine is trustworthy and is well-liked by the students of B.H.S. ANNE ORTON - A sparkling blonde who always makes the honor roll, Anne finds time to use her boundless energy to support any project of our class or Travel Club. Her many honors include being secretary of the Student Council, Junior class favorite, 1959 Football Queen, and business manager of the Jackrabbit. -ff! ,-. 3.3ffi xf '4w1 ELLIS PLAXCO - Ellis is a handsome lad -RMT natural leader. He has served as preside the Senior Class, president and vice-preside 4 the Beta Club, and president ofthe Science His interest and ability in science and math help him to realize his ambition of becomir electrical engines r. TOMMY POWER - This cute guy with the tivating dimples and' super personality r makes the girls sit up and take notice. His hours of practice on the basketball court pa in his being one of the stars of the team. ff' LAFONDA RANDOLPH - A natural blonde, M1 fonda is a willing worker for the Travel , an enthusiastic member of the .Iackrabbit and is active in other organizations. Her mu T F U s I ability should aid her in her plans to becon X 70 G l elementary school teacher. S' j F X? ' ss' DON REED - Don's interests revolve aroun ,.L- 1 Y , E V- activities of the D.E. and 4-H Clubs. He 1 familiar sight in Patterson's Studio, sorting ' A . packaging pictures. We will be interestc A' ,ff Q' whether or not he reaches his goal of becc 5 ,,f,g+ Q ' -I rich. ff., I. F - I , f 1: 4 LOIS REID - Her quietness is like the welcome calm after the storm. Those who know Lois well realize that she is sincere and dependable. Lois's talent in the artistic field should be an asset in whatever occupation she chooses. JERRY RICHARDSON - Jerry is a good-looking guy with a rather reserved manner. He is known for his ability in the agricultural field and for his work in Bowie's F.F.A. Chapter. He has twice served as vice-president of this org 1n- ization. .Ierry's ambition is to gtt rich in agriculture. Good luck! -. 1 3 N. .45 J ft .- ., 34 . -,.. ,. ,:j'. u ' .' '. IL' ..', .X . - f r . sg' 1.4 .. We 1 -1 ..' uf'-A-vj lim - .. ' ffm' 2- ' . . , A. . Pi- Fw. - ' . ff:J'.:'f1 A4 ,4 X A X S , AHA-, 1 1 K-nun... sry .37 MACK ROLAND cred1ts h1m W1th a P JIMMY ROBERSON H1s bcl1cf that All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy and h1s fondness for w1secracks keep J1mmy constantly 1D hot Water Nevertheless h has a keen n terest ln the aCt1V1t1eS ofthe band and has se rved as VICE pres1dent of th1S organ1zat1on KENNETH ROBERTSON Th1S qulet rest rved 1nd1v1dual doesnt have much to say 1n class but he can f1nd lots to say to h1s fr1ends Kan neth s 1nterests are F F A and D E and he IS frequently seen carrymg grocer1es at Parker s Anyone who knows Mack .lx ready w1t and a m1sch1evous personal1ty He 1S mterested 1D sports bemg a member of the football team and hav1ng won d1S tr1ct 1n tennls h1s sophomore year He has a R knack for gettmg along w1th everyone WALDO ROTH Waldo w1ll have h1S l1ttle Jokes but after all lt s the Jokes that make l1fe worth wh1le Th1S llkeable 1nd1v1dual 1S chlefly 1nter ested 1n agrlculture and F F A Work -4' BECKY SPAIN Th1s red headed m1ss 1S one of the most 1ntell1gent members of our class pos s1bly because she IS rare ly seen wlthout a book of some k1nd Band debate the Maroon and Whlte these are only a few of the aCt1V1t19S that occupy Becky s t1mc KAY SPEARS T know Kay to l1ke She IS reporter for the band and f1rst chalr sax 8 M' ophonlst Kay 15 lnterested ln buslness courses and her qual1t1es of neatness and eff1c1ency w1ll be a great help when she becomes a secretary V ,....5 'T 'T CHARLES STARK Charles 15 a very l1keable guy whose pol1teness and manners make h1m a favorlte w1th students and teachers allke He 1S a d1l1gent worker both 1n the classroom and the football f1eld MARY KAYE STEPHENS Stev1e 15 head secret keeper of B H S She frequently favors the class w1th a glggllng solo and her stream of flowmg gab makes her a l1vely part of the Pep Squad She plans to become a pr1vate sec retary. GEORGE STILWELL - Gorgeous George is an active member of the Senior Class, being pres- ident of the band and treasurer of D.E. Club. His extracurricular activities include girls, and he usually has one on the string. MARY TARVER - This vivacious brownette is well-liked by all who know her. As head cheer- leader Mary uses her pep to urge our team to v1ctory Her chief interest in high school having fun m N-n n'f' 'Shana I J- f . l it 15 L. 5.23 LANELL TUCKNIES LalNell is a tiny brunette with a friendly smile for everyone She has participated in the activities of the Pep Squad and F' H A and she leaves B H S with scores of friends PEGGY UNDERWOOD Peggy is a very capable student who possesses real talent for leadership As president of the Student Body and assistant drum major of the band Peggy has loads of work however she always has time for a smile for her friends LOU ELLEN WEEKS A tactful friend to all and always willing to give a helping hand Lou Ellen has won many honors in F' H A She makes good grades and 1S well liked by both students and teachers She is also a member of the Beta Club and National Honor Society CHARLES WELCH C arlie is a quiet sin cere guy who 15 always willing t help H is very good basketball player and his motto seems to b A new friend a day keeps boredom away MARSHA WELCH This petite redhead is known by all as one of B H S s most talented students Pianist organist artist honor student Marsha excels in whatever she attempts MAXHNE WELLS B H S would be a dull place without Maxine s lively chatter She always seems to see the sunny or is it funny? side of life This attractive blonde is well liked by all and she was the Senior candidate for Home coming Queen fx an 'av CII' Q4---- 41- v DUDLEY WIER - Dud, B.H.S.'s Bob Hope, is to the classroom as spice is to cake. He served as vice-president of our freshman and sopho- more classes, president of our Travel Club, and a tri-captain of the football squad. ,J- ,-l .X -I BOBBY WOOD - Bobby is a swell fellow who can make a great impression upon everyone without any effort. He is vice-president of the D.E. Club, and the activities of this organization occupy much of his time. CARL YOUNC1 Carl is an energetic ambitious and very versatile member of our class He is president of the National Honor Society and 1 a member of the Sclence Club and Math Club Carl has won many honors while at B H S cluding the Lions Club Citizenship Award and a ' v' trip to Boys State 'L' ev M M NANCY YOUNG Nancy IS known by everyone for her cheerful smile and greeting She has served faithfully in both F H A and F B L A and she holds her Junior and Chapter degrees in homemaking Nancy 1S working hard toward a career as a social worker TOMMY YOUNGBLOOD Tommy s a serious mlnded student whose abilities should enable him to excel in geology his chosen field While in B H S Tonf my s interests have been science and math X, Our distinguished president? Big Jlm' ' . . ., in- , it ' l A ' x, . . fc ' - x , . 1 . . N Vg fr - . X sg i . T. . 1 ' . ' 4 .g n ,n ! 'K ,Q -LL 4 5' , ilebx l L' 1 l, Q 1 f .H3.tm ' , Stavdifigi Eddie Jone-S,Char10tte In November these Semor members of the Crumpler, Dianne Merrette Carl Young. Middle Row: Lou Ellen Weeks Linda Nations Su Ella Crim Front Row Marsha Welch Becky Spaln Anne Orton Carolyn Allen tl Mlss Hoeldtke glves pr1zes to the outstandmv salesman 1n the Semor magazme drmve NR '53-J' The ed1tors and the busmess manager hard Iunmy and Anne rest and enjoy the sunshlne at work on the Sen1or pages for the annual 1n the pat1o of a hotel 1n Monterrey Mcxxco 6 i TERRY BRADFIELD President Q' ig I M ' ' V 4, Q-I' Yi. 'rv .fff?.ers1. Y ' I' A :F I f ' ' O' - I Q3 5 1 512 , ' ' 5, :A 51- f LLOYD RITYNE ROBERT LANCASTER Vice -President Secretary JUNIORS S -1: ,lil CLASS OFFICERS TU! QP-wh' MARJORIE GRAY Treasurer NN l is 3, ! 3 2 ij ' 5 ,V ' 1 H Q! ii 'L 2 42, '51 ,I 7 v -,.. x Q . ,J , 1 I I ' -. ,.1 'I X50-Q., , .wr - 35.4, A 1? A-'ss Cx- PAULA ALLEN KATHRYN BARKI R CHARITY BARRY Qigw 'in BOB BATEMAN WN va TERRY BRADFIELD 'Ch BUDDY BRAINSOIN ROININIE BRIGGS all RONNIE BROOKS CHARLES BYRD JUDY CHANDLER L 5' TC' f, I .' X , 'A .N 'CLC v yv 7 w .Eu F M X Y M 3 I I, N . ' JL f ' ' LA , Y, . ' M' K i .J 6' T 2 Q' ' ' '+V s- , , at -sg 4-5 Q., BARBARA CLAYTON KAY COFFIELD LINDA COMPTON SUE COOPER LEE CORDELL rxi vi' KEITH COPLIN tasd if gun Q. .., DAVID DANSBY Q- if JERRY BOB DAVIS CAROLE DETI-ILOFF COLEEN DEWEBER .lgl 'i 3 ll OLIVER EMMERT JR TERRY ERVIIN RUTHIE EVANS Zh -oi BILLY JOHN FAIN DORIS FAIN W9 ' BOBBIE FAULKNER .3 IIMMY FRAZIER pg ns Ji 1 -sf RALPH GANN CHARLES GARDNER DIANE GRAY i I ,, I . V. Q 'I .L I A 'I lx , EJ f .'l 1 , Q! 1' f Z2 ff 1 Lifx U I !v 'LETQL Y. - TY' A V ' -vc 5 'a 5 . A 1 W' ' 'J xy, pk ' W 'Ui ef' 'ag ..,-4 uns, MARJORIE GRAY JOYCE GREEN SHARON GRIGSBY CAROLYN HAIRE DON HANKINS K' r-s gs-. iv TIM HALL IIA sl: WY C: GENE HANKINIS 3 'ff' in og '4',-1. JACQUELYN HARGROVE MICHAEL HARPER JERRY HAYES 1 .. b X O' w X A ' 73+ 4 5 - ,px X - , 4 qulu Vi' - Q L , 6' nf- ' if K Q . X . f gi 1 5 r I I ' ' , :iff oi. if ' - 1 x 9 5 ' A2 'Y ' , T 1 gg-A1 k, rvQ N as ' 515 KX 4-'M-5 ff E. ,...... .IOHN MIKE HELTZEL .TYNELL JACKSON PAT JIMERSON BOB BIE KOGER ALLEN LEEK 5 'P -1, ll I 4:5 ROBERT LANCASTER BONNIE LE WIS Q Nfl 'P JUDY LONG MARY SUE LOVEDAY EDDIE MCDONALD A -I' N I 1 3 ' nr 0 H 1 4' X f . S ' A 1 f, 1 A V .J I 5 S. i AQ ., I 'W I 'Z UA ,T :QA I . .52 gl, , fd- 'pr . A 3 ' ' Q. L J? vt? 5-1 ,I H , '. 'I :T I . 1' -' . KK V' I L. -,gn .. , . f , ' fx haf: I. I it in ' .i v - ' 1 I 4 I Q MIKE MAIDENS JOHN MO Q D RRIS DOROTHY OVERSTREET A DAVID ORTOIN ,F RICHARD PIGO 1-'Gr 4 'sf C7 -. IVA MAE PHILPOTT 436 .IOHNINIE POE 'aw' gg 5 EVA JO PRICE LINDA RAINEY W KENNETH REDDY A I tx 'K , 2- n , 1--,wh 4' 'T H41 yi.. A x :ff . H I S 5? fi 'X - 1 gn 5' Q. . in-YI X I ,-X W ., ,q If by I , if i . I 1 V - 'I'- Sas. 'JT J' DARRELL REDIIN HOWARD REYNOLDS SHIRLEY RHOADES LLOYD RHYNE BARBARA ROTI-I 'B- 4 -v' 1--v ,jf 57 5' PATSY RICHARDSON VIOLA ROTH -QM 15 'Z 'Sv 1'--r MIKE SADLER JAMES SCRUGGS .l MELVIN SIGMAN Q, I Hr si' . I-'N 'ki lg 5 X f ' x I A 'I ,fQf3Ti'f2f'l',Y. f Q13 fi 2152 I f 1 3' -, f' X 1: ' . J' I is 4 ,L ,A F , -N . AX I K I I ,Rl at J ,Ex 1 A X: .xy I I ' If -. x ' ,si I 021471 ' A 2 I - ' D h x if A L ' i ,. DON STEPHENS LEONARD VERINA MAE TAYLOR BOB TOMLIN .I i .. .V fain, 'IE .-- X4 STEPHENS BARBARA SULLIVAN MARIE TEAGUE S-. 5 SANDRA TUCKER 43-mx mr JOE VASSAR EDNA WAGNER BILLY WATTS X ' I u P 2 p. ' R 5 if 1' L ' is X 1 xt Els- A , ' a I Y I I , .AI 48' 3 ,E Y X L? I .4 flea' y A-,R', Qf? A ' A Wt I ' E A ,L'., . 2.14: ri -J 2 , -- ff kiyv v 1 I ,W R - 1 A A R A sz., . A .V Y . I I 1 V V i 2- CAROL WE ATHERFORD BILLY WHITAKER REX WINN Not Pmtured BOB BROWIN KENNETH CHANCELLOR TIM HARPER QUINCY ROBINSON VELDA WELLS MAXINE WILLIAMS THOMAS ZIMMERMANN I and her famlly VIEW the Cen tral Nfat J oyce Four Knock kneed Beatn1ks Market 1n Monterrey SOPHOMORES 5, Q S CLASS OFFICERS GQ' 4-4- TRAVIS GILLILAND Pre si dent ' 15415 -:QV KN L-91 U uf? wr, 4---v P . Qi' n S4215 1' QV N N K , fix, W ,.,.,-4'-'. tj,-if ' 1 v X X r::11..'.'.-.-, 1 ,mn , , . xggw-3, ' .' -' hr -'N ,N l..,.u2.. , W 4,yLxnW- SQ ggxJv,qqaN'Mw N X X has-f2'I2TTn 1 - il 'QV - 4. , ' 1 19-1' 1 1 ro fx, J ' U FNS '. f f 5. mm... r ' -' 5: . .. -vN'9'221, N, -122237-1, I 1-QQCF' 5 no ,sv 1 f. I 1 5 Fl 4 N' giu vf' fx al,,r:j: als.. JOE FINCHER RAY RATCLIFF ,IACKIE ROMINE Vice -President Secretary Treasurer 5 - . N '3 'R' W' , I N 1 I ny 5 ,, X V E - - ,mv sz -.L' 1 , I I 3 5 Pc, 'Q X x - J L lk' 3 3 il' A':'Q'XQx ' 15 II luu' ' ek ,Ni -1. li ,.5g,?W g ?gJ R E V V 3 BILL ANN BISHOP CONNIE BOOKER DANNIE SUE BOONE TOMMY BRANSON KEITH BRIDWELL GENE BROWN EDWARD BULLARD BILL CAMPBELL JUDY CANSLER If .TERRY ALLEN DALE ANDREASEN KENNETH ANTHONY CAROLYN BARKER .TERRY BARNETT CAROLYN BELL if '79 pgs in A '-7 uv- ,M- . X D si Q I. ,f-,ag L5 'Willa' Verily I .11 1.1.- ,um LR -3 4 4 -uf. '-lm, X . MILTA CARTER DONNA CHAMBERS JIMMY CLARK TEDDIE CLARK JIMMY DIFFEE ROYCE DUNSON aids e-, v5 is...- wi X A i I? -dl' Nbx J-'5?5'l W'zJ Yr O55 I 'N qv'-5 Q' SUSAN DUVALL LINDA FLOYD JOE FINCHER ELLEIN FOWLER CHARLES FOX LOLA FOX ROBERT FULLER JIM GIBBINS TRAVIS GILLILAND 4 i Q .. A I. 'UW J PQI'-TLT:-..4uA:: s KT '22 ff 4.51 qs,- WJIESS , . 3... ,,,f,',,I.fZf: ff .f:,f41,-54e3g?gAs 6 k5 Kff:5,5:sgn'E5g 'Si if as J- .,z'fm1su9f4m-55 'r 1 MARGIE HEARD SHARON HENDRIX LOU ANN HILL BILLY HOLLOWAY CHARLES JACKSON LINDA JAMES PHONCILLE JOHNSON EDWIN JONES DON KING gf- r 9 1 5 ' ' W L, I I -1- L 1' , I. 'Q 1 1 p V-' ., ,str F 1 .iw sf 1--qv Q- I- I I I 'v 19' cn, . X fy,..-- '7 X I X. , , I, f . v 0 I N ,- T 17. J I 1 I RICKY GREEN WAYNE GREEN LIGON GRIFFIN KAREN HAIGOOD JAMES HAMILTON JIMMY HARLOW sie' ix .45 tu.-.. N., i 1 A 4004 0- ff- -x xvf- ,ftp 'rr PHYLLIS KOONCE LINDA LAMB JEAN ANN LEE JANET LINDSEY WANDA LOVE DAVE LYONS gli! 1:5 1 T7 T5 'ii 1 :if 3 Q 2 'Y W . x ,sm Xb: i...,.,,,w I '-'f ,. av 6 1031, -5 Q , 'w 21' my ..., 'I 4'-7. -A,.. , Q95 ...pf 1' C cp :R 5 e' I 5-5 .lie 'ik ' ff -'Vx' 'Q :- .51 , li , . AJ' 'X XA X., 1+ A iw aku, . . 1- K v . I I S Y. 4' 0 A r,. .- F'- 1 Q-U' 45 MAURICE MCCARTY RUTHIE MCWILLIAMS JOY MADDOX BOBBY MITCHELL NANCY NORVELL ELIZABETH OGLE CAROL OMAN TONY PETTY PEGGY PICKETT l Y fi bf U Qx 2 BETTY RHYINE RUBY ROBINSON IACKY ROMINL KENNETH ROWE DOTTIE SPEARS BONNIE ST. .IO LINDA ST. .IOHN JERRY SULLIVAN KAREN TAYLOR K' T H at R ii fi' 154' Sur JACKIE PIGG PATSY POSEY ANITA PRATER RAY RATCLIFF SHERRAL RATLIPF BILL REYNOLDS 1 51' U O 2 .916 7 nw' T lU ,,.4'm '17 ' gf ,sw 'fl A 1'.b ' N ' V A -3? KATHY TAYLOR CARROLL TROTTER RONALD TURPEN DELVIS WADE ROULENE WAGONSELLER BARBARA WALKER '- .' '., miie 'zlfyxa' . ff' 'Jw 'V 'sf I x ,. I H' ng -A K Rl' .,..., , I I Cx W Y' raeqegwggsayzm. Q ,K . 2 P1 5' K f' .2 V J , -A . ' .44 Q? ' , H Q ,Hi f ,La 1.-I..-'j I I ' , Lff,..3 Jigga. -V - . 4 . f ' - 4 fr .iig,:f! 1 ' -f ,, 57 .av . T '-- E-Ja 2 ',. ' f - -' 'E K 'R ' ff4l??'fff1ifgffS22ih:' iff fr i X f ' - ' I 1, fx' L 'Qi t 9' r ..,, 'Y 'xii , - 'ima . I Qfllfff -X v. .4g2s?fff!LQ, QE WI '. Iiliguilr X21 V gggigjg ,. 4 ,av ,U 3 , J :in 6321. 'S I I V Qgglf, iv 4 5 'U'- JOAN WE TSEL PAM WHITECOTTEN CHRISTINE WORTHEN LINDA WILLIAMS BETTIE WATKINS CAROLYN WELCH LLOYD WELLS NOT PICTURED DEE APPLEGATE DON GREEN MICKIE HIGHTOWER BOBBY HILL BILLY JONES JERRY MCWILLIAMS LLOYD SLADE LARRY STEPHENS If AR' 3 -Jill YACKIE COMPTON President faiih. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS , 'ON q-rv1'1- . x?NI 'T2 '.r' ,-sn. JERRY CLEMENT Vice -President gn- STANLEY ROLAND J. W. PICKETT Secretary Treasurer I ' 1 1 vr I I f F , 'H s I A R, 1 'I If I -i L v?',v ,X RUBY IAYI ANDRLWS KENNETH APPLEGATE SHIRLEY BAILI' Y LARRY BEASLEY LARRY BIGCERbTAFF GARY BRADLEY WILLIAM BRISCO AININ BROWN JOYCE BURGE JAINIS CAGE LINDA CARROL DON CHANDLER ETHEL CLAYTOIN JERRY CLEMENT JAMES COLLVIN5 JACKIE COMPTON JL RRY CORINELISOIN DAN CUNIN INGHAM DON DANSBY MARY LIINDA DAVIS RAINDALI., DAVIS SANDRA DAVIS L DLWLBLR EDWARD DUKIL GRETA DUNSON EVETF5 ILAKMAIN JO AININ I1,I..I..IS I B F IN HLRBLRI' ELNDLR .IWFNIN BOBBY FORD RICHARD If OSTLR DOYLF FRAYIER CLAUDIA GILLASPIA PAUL. GILLASPIA ELVA .TO GILMORE max ww 1 'Vs vw, 1-unplug' Qu T54 sw, I M WA 4' 5 '1 NCQ X 7 'Ur ir-f if-I BN t'-' 'Q' 'S Qs 'NS v--5 l f H'5'M ,f 3- pox lx uw- Sim? we? Q- Q aww M Liv of Q1 0:5 TM 'mm in ,ll as if 3 .J Tax iw as 1 1'- X 'RS Q-1 g 9 33 -fr if W JUDY GUINN MARION HAMILTON WILMA HAYES BARBARA HILL DOROTHY HOWARD ROY HUDSON CHARLES HUTSON CECILIA ICE FREDDY INGRAM ROBERT JACKSON JIMMY DALE JOHNSON J B JORDON BOBBY KALHOEFER PAULA KERBY MACK LACY JERRY LANCASTER ROBBIE LANDERS ELTA LAUGHLIN f ' X 1 pen- ax' N' .T I , x F .A i'J , I w , 1 -, SX f . . X !s.:'N '. If 25+ f2EEfH1 ','- , l f,f.ff,1f. Q2 1, ff, g .. f'ifQ?'i'?- Q2 fL 1 11,79 QV ' r, ' if iff' I .Jw vfvlifiil-. 33-1-3 I 4 -.-'fi 'A ', ' 1. , v f 'V 1-x .a 'ia - Lf , I an 4 ' J' ff I 3 ' ,K-5 EV' KX , r U-' ' W I., , I K r , 9' . J N . iw X ' 1 Q Q3 - A -'Ts xg MQ, uv' S' - ff I .2 . In T' 3 If y 'f' . f ' ' U r . I ' 'ff I-' A -. -3 ' , ., 'f 5 ' -. ' F h ' ,, 0 x f 1 I ' Q- X ii-13 - ' A 3 I -1 . ' I 1. 515, I ' - . ,, fx PS7 'f ' ' vs T -fl ' I if - in ' . V211 ,Qu 4, ,A Q 27: ' ' f J Ak JERRY LAUGHLIN CARROLLYN LEE JO ANN LEEK MELBA JEAN LEWIS H. B. LOVE SANDRA MCCRACKEN SARAH MCCRACKEN RANDALL MCDANIEL SIDNEY MCDONALD BILLY MCKINLEY DANIEL MCLELAIND GLENNA MCLENDON JERRY DON MAHAFFEY MARY MASONER JERRY DON MORROW BILLY MORTON MARGARET MYERS GARY MYRICK fi ff' 4 N ' m A Q in-5 'B' Tv? SWA wha? cv S Wm. ,-. 'I- QQ l? 'Nm 4-. f' , X uv'-'P 49 ,,.-, RETTA NATIONS MARIOIN NEWBERRY SUSAN ORTON JUDY OVERSTREET KENNETH PALMER CAROI YIN PERRYMAN CHARLES PETTY CAROL PHILLIPS J W PICKETT SANDRA RAINES SHARON RATLIFF PAT REDDY MARTHA RHYINE CAROL RICHARDSON PHYLLIS ROBBHNS STANLEY ROLAND LOUISE SCRUGGS SANDRA SHAW ROINNY SIINKS FRED SLAYDEIN WILLIAM SIN JLRRI SOUTHWARD PAT STOCKARD BUTCH SWIINSON LOUISE TAYLOR SANDRA TERRY ALLEIN THOMPSON BARBARA TOMLIIX DAVID TOMLIN JERRY TUCKER BOBBY TUCKNIES BRENT VON BEHREN SHE RRON WAGNER JOAN WELLS DARIES WHITSON JUAIYITA WILLIAMS NL lx df lk ff' Sv Q 'Q sl' L' X lf! 1 F , dv-wa fm 'nf' u-4 LINDA WILLIAMS ,,,,, BEVERLY WILSON CYNTHIA WINTERS SHIRLEY WOODFIELD an GARY WOOLF C' BURLDEAN YARBOR JANET YOUNG VICKIE YOUNGBLOOD Not Plctured TTaV1S Reynolds Peggy France B1lI1e Rob1nson Paula K Henderson Dale Tucker Frankxe Huggms Three pretty g1r1s' Typ1ca1 F1sh ,i 1: r I ' , , .:. I ',-2 Eff! A I ' a ' ' , -A L. fr N ' K 4' 1 - 5 . K I P 'A Y. is 5 . I , mils -. 1, ' 'v:..'N al rf I FOOTBALL QUEEN ,4ma-W fix iw X . ' A U n Q, H I m , .Q Q it '1 -. ' 1 , . 1 Q i X Rv 'V f Y x, gk 53 D ' X. -1 . 1 'A' I ' 'I 'Lz.fFl:.-M V x. V , . If 3 , i - I xg v A , :I . ,a'5.,.,-' Q- ' 2 ' . mwwm HOMECOMING QUEEN 1.2 ff 'VI-'lf' Y Q G 1 -P pf Y ,b n A-3 , ., ,Im ' xv n 5 f V , t 4, . ff! My AND SWEETHEART www fi? Z N 'SF ed, A 4' if Ps ,nf Q 1 www D E SWEETHEART ..-S f f ik -.ifjfx BASKETBALL QUEEN M ww .4 1 1 ff ' 1 I 9, E f 2 , .: . l i I it ,..-F7 K W 'Ad A. lv A A V 5 Ex 3 ' amine MR. and MISS B. H. S. fZffZli..uZ2 A 'la 2 ' T lr ' in R sv. ,E , - l E H- f I 'af Q 5 ' ' . mx .Q N . 2 D V A , lu. M,.a, x'-I .1 -, I I - 4. Hwvlm F F A SWEETH EART Q fl 1, 'Q 70434441 Beverly Wmlson has been chosen the 1960 Sweetheart of the Future Farmers of Amerlca Though a freshman she has become one of B H S s most popular students Beverly was a cheerleader a member of the G11'lS' A Basketball team, and a Student COLlDC1l representatxve Actmg rn behalf of the F F A, jerry Cantwell, presrdent, and Waldo Roth, sentmel, troduced Beverly rn assembly and presented to her a jacket and a corsage F.H.A.BEAUX CHAPTER I dz, mm Billy Watt f se lected by Chapter I of the F.H.A. as their Beau for 1960 This tall good lookin boy is interested in all athletics particularl f y ootball basketball and baseball s, a junior, has been CHAPTER II fwaq Glemenl The f Chapter II have chosen Jerry Cl ement also a freshman as their 1960 Beau .Terry has taken an ac tive interest in athletics and lettered in football this year He 1S a pop ular student and was elected xice president of his class reshmen composing 1- H A 'vm AQ ' '-....7x IVX LINDA IERY-XR JIMMY LAMB KAY SPI ARS ANNUAL BXND COMMERCIAL ffl .1 JERRY RICHAR DSON x OCATIONIAL XGRICULTURE C05 -QQ- DAVID DPXINSBY 'VIARGARLT QILE5 WALDO ROFH LATIN MAROOIN AND WHITE METAL CRAFTS ll R1 i -4' 'af -.1 gl i ,, N fb X 4 JERRY CANTWELL BOBBY MCKINLEY SYLVIA ANDREASEN Q' v--., CAROLYN ALLEN BOYS' ATHLETICS GIRLS'A'I'HLETICS . ,. A-q. 'rg I a- 5 I, -K 'X r - y -4 . C- -ag I , Q 4 'N i 'Hifi !qii: i,i N I 'L .ffff - ' ' I f,'-J - 1 - N 123459 '31 f , I E, gfgzsffii I I X' I A I. f+. f45'f'- A ' . ' ' , .I.I . 3 Lv V I I ! K ' 1 I n 'Ni 4 I R 1-9 'LX Aj, iv , Q N I A I I 1 'E Q ' I V wM'A v 2531. , . K E, V 1 r ,V A . , ,A ' ' 1 I - Q t . A 'J X V J M 4 5 . .. ' -.: , f , 'A I- I- ' s :mp -, ,- , ,-A U H,,,- Q- I ,- -QV, ' -f' N I fr, .. . vp. 1 L- Af . . M H - ff' I, M Qf: fva., P' ' f R ,K I, 1 -4 3 'P . Ahvz . f--V --ag 'G ag' ,,.. JERRY MQLEINDOIN LOU ELLEN WI LKS CARL YOUNG DIANNE MERRETTE SI IOP ENICLISII I-IONIENIAIKING M YI H v-'fx if 5 ef'- ELLIS PLANCO LINDA N-XTIONS coco MANNILRQ N009 MANNER3 nowimxxmc K. 1 JOHN MORRIS PATSY .IARMOIN LEONARD STEPHENS HISTORY GOVERNMENT MECHANICAL DRAWING CHEMISTRY IIIXSICS IHXSICS NIAIH SPANISH ALLEN LEEK DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION A l I I fy, 5' X' I f J! I . .,. ' V . - ' ggi N I 5 wwf' I 2 33.3 I I 5 IS I N xxx Y' lv I A ' bVbV V . f',. A , 'fr ' ' N? 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M-V, ' , L- - g , 3 JACKRABBIT STAFF Co Ed1tor Co Ed1tor Busmess Manager Sponsor OFFICERS MISS W1111e s u.,,'x L i l-nm-1 L1nda Fryar D1ane Merrette Anne Hacker Lee D1ckerman if Layout 1S a major part of annual work Th1S conslsts of selectmg and tmmmmg plftures placmg and pastmg them onto the layout boards preparlng typmg and proof readmg copy and cleanmg and sortmg the mater1a1 for sh1pment to the pubhsher Staff members lookmg at old annuals to get new 1deas S Annual sales started 1n the fall The salesman contacted every student ID B H S to offer an opportunlty to buy an annual Also some of these students sell Boosters 1D the sprmg Ui'-W1 'x These staff members worked 1n the concess1on stands durmg football al 1 basketball season The money made 1n the concess1ons prov1de a major part of the annual s fmances MAROON AND WHITE C1 'K ii Q .Af 7 ' A, 7712! ,gd-1' zg .4 Standmg Mrs Henry B1ll1e Cornelxson, Charlotte Crumpler, Jerry Hayes, Jarrot Cleveland Seated Judy Chandler Margaret G1les STAFF Ed1tor In Ch1ef Margaret Gxles Busmess Mgr Judy Chandler Crrculatxon Mgrs Jerry Hayes and Jarrot Cleveland Adv Mgr Charlotte Crumpler Sports Edltor B1l11e Corne11son Sponsor Mrs Romona Henry REPORTERS Lmda Lamb, P ggy Underwood, John Ike Mltchell Paula Kay Henderson, Joyce Green, Becky Spam, Sandra Tucker, and Carol Weatherford TYPISTS Barbara Hamllton and Kay Spears The Maroon and Wh1te IS a sem1 monthly pubhcatlon sponsored and superv1sed by a volunteer staff The paper 15 desrgned to keep the student body mformed of upcommg events, soc1al act1v1t1es, speclal events, club pro jects and 0bJECt1VeS, and student accompllshments and ach1evements , . 1 , , 1 . . ,, -' 'P - ' ri? 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' f' - C ,X K ' -cs . if- X . uf X J-A ' ' T', ' I' n y, so 1 X 1 2 i , . . . : , ' e 1 SCIENCE CLUB 'il hs-'J -or P- ' i Front row Barbara Clayton, Barbara Walker, Dott1e Spears, Patsy Rrchardson Gary Bradley Charles jackson Back row Anne Hacker, SuElla Crrrn Eddre jones, jrmmy Hacker, Ellrs Plaxco, jerry Hayes, Thomas Newsom joe Vassar, Lrgon Grrffen, Mrss Hoeldtke OFFICERS Presrdent j1mmy Hacker Vrce Presrdent joe Vassar Secretary Anne Hacker Reporter jerry Hayes Projector Man Ellrs Plaxco Sponsor Mrss Hoeldtke The Scrence Club IS provrded to further a hrgher mterest rn the frelds relatmg to mathematrcs and scrence The members partrclpate 1n such act1v1t1es as operatmg projectors, vrewrng specral mterest f1lms, studymg forms of anrmal and plant lxfe, and keepmg 1nformed on the latest techmcal and SCl9nt1f1C drscoverres ISU- X 'h x X - -V i . . . I U .. I V ' I ' 1' 1 5 1 ' .' . 4 - ' - 5- '1 4 ..- Q an I l' 4 ' d va C, Q . , J f Y . X .1 -fr , . , , ,C . . NX' I-'NQA' ., .- X W . . I ,Z U. i , Q . Cn . l I ' 4 . , It N 'Q I , r Ln ' - , E., , , 4 If .1 o , f A xl - 'V s ,, V ,,..- cl A ' ' .. - , I - A' . 2 0 'T ... -1 -y ' l.. IU Z ' . Y 7 : . Y , . . , DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION OFFICERS President ..... ..... . .Terry Fincher 1 Vice-President . . . Bobby Wood Secretary . . . Mary Tarver Treasurer . . . George Stilwell Reporter . . . Ronda Brown Parliamentarizln . . . . . Eddie Jones awk-Q Co-Ordinator . . . . Hershel Stephens The D. E. Club, composed of all students who take distributive education, helps further an interest in salesmanship. The two main projects this year were to send delegates to the State D. E. Convention in San Antonio and to give an Employer-Employee Banquet. O in -5- '- f -,,- iil!!!!l -gs. .I l'Q Allen Leek at work at Carter Enjoying the Christmas party. Mary practices salesmanship ik Whitecotton. at the Tiny Top Shop. '-E137 1 TRAVEL CLUB OFFICERS V President Y 433,541 . J1mmy Lamb Vice-President Carl Young Secretary Phyllis Gray Treasurer Ronda Brown Typical Travel Club Meeting Students working toward a trip to New York and the East, form the Senior Tra- vel Club. To make money the workers sold maga- zines, Christmas trees, and tickets to two bean suppers. Senior girls did their share by serving ban- quets for several civic organizations. The most tedious project was the collection and sale of old newspapers and magazines. This Club has worked with the Senior Mothers Club to plan a once in a life- time trip. .Yu :wmv avwwwWf ftrffff?fl'i' New York or Bust! P' 1 9 Y 5 V, , , 9 . f 41' A typical session at tying Stop posing, Seniors, and get A well earned rest after hard papers. to tying papers. labor. E--.limi-nu-S-f -ws. P rr' N i-7 THE BAND v' msug Ad mpgs ' I I, I 'r 'qi OFFICERS This year S Bowie Band 1S a fifty elght piece organizatlon under the dir ection of Ted Merritt The bandsmen helped boost school sp1r1t by furn 1Sl11l'lg pep bands for assemblies and rallies During football season the band was on hand to encourage the team with lively marches and to enter tain the Crowds with half time routlnes During basketball Season they were again ready to furnish music The school has appreciated the several concerts presented by this find group The Bowie Band 1n Concert Formation President ........ George Stilwell Vice-President ..... :Timmy Roberson Secretary-Treasurer . . Linda Karsteter Librarian ....... Sandra Lawrence 'EW' ' I . , . . . - . . , . . . - ' I 1 ' ' - . . - . . ' . Y I V ' ' . V . Y .... ,.- ,..,,. 3 5 5 P., 1 Q . al 4 1 Q x Y -,, Qi.. n ! . 'I Q 4 I ' , , I .. c. , , A -' , . V ' Wm M- 1-3+ X VV-in P V L - A wfaxm.,,, nf ' 'A D no-Huff I 1 i Q - --'ef trsfm. :-- 'p + v PX 1'4 -Yi ' ,-A P fi- A' f:', MIWQA xl y-Q! K? N X L ,3 fe-2 it -Jr Q vxazw. AE.. .. J... MAJURETTES Janet Young Phyllis Koonce Peggy Underwood Sylvia Hamilton DRUM MAJOR Karen Taylor JUNIOR BAND 'x 2 N M,- ,' .... rg uf xx 1 .9 -U X. li K' ' agp OFFICERS President . Gary Evans Vice President. . . . Yvonne Elkins Secretary . Janie Evans Librarian . Mike McWilliams Drum Major Majorette Ianyth Kunkle Kathy Widlake 'ff -, , A. ,, Lt lui lk ri, The Bowie Junior High School Band composed of seventh and eighth grade students is under the direction of Mr. Ted Merritt. The band plays for Cottontails pep rallies and performs at some of the games. The training these band members receive enables them to fill in the gaps in the .Tack- rabbit band left by graduation each year. PEP SQUAD I J 5 Yi 'T .Amr -xx Supa-n ...-713' rv -Q ' 47'ab' V1ck1 Youngblood Dorothy Overstreet Roulene Wa. onseller Karen Ha1gOOd Mary Tlrver head cheerleader Susan Duvall Beverly Wllson Mar1ta W1lson mascot KL 5 11 Q '-1 E A Standmg Sandra McCracken Randy Roland mascot Stanley Roland Sarah McCracken Seated Sh1rley Ba1ley Carol R1chardson Joan Wells OFT' ICERS Presldent Carole Sue Dethloff Secretary Marjorle Gray Treasurer I..1nda I-ryar The Pep Squad under the sponsorslup of Mrs Budgewater d1d much to create school sp1r1t and enthus1asm th1s year They led pep r1ll1es on Fmday mormngs issembly 'md on Thursday n15hts downtown They spent many hours pre p1r1nv posters pep smgns and stunts They also decorated the goal posts b fore each honu came The B team Cheerleaders led yells t pep rallles it noon before every B team imc. . 1 T as Q - I i' 5 7 LI . . . 4, E2 , - 3' v K T YI 4 -mf , l , X , - C l73I . , I 1 4 i B0 5 A ' ' T - ' l - . . 9 l T ' 3 Q se 4,-v1.5.1 X. , 4 x . . ' . J A X , . I 0 .9 .Qty R h -AL 1 ?' At, A W . :J ' . -19' r '- - ' X x. , -.., -.. - 7 p A K , N in 1' ' - . v ' 'U 't7 ' v--nv ' x 1 A ' ll' -.mp . s .... . .'.. 4.. ,-7' . A ' .. -. 4- 4... ,gn . . f A -. l ' r .v g y I J 5 y V ' 1 ' J . y I , . 'B , S . . Vice-President . . . . . . . . Sue Cooper ' 2. L. 1- R 'ff -V 1 . A 'S ' 2 . . , I4 E 6 , A T 1 sy, . ..... . . . . i 9 . . . . ' ' , L, . ' 1 in a 1 ' 1 v V f . 3 7 I J ' 25 1 4 , ' 1 e- T' an -' , X , X , , p . p r . 4 Q I U ,. x a K ' , , Sl Il , . U c '71 X, ,A N D .... - ' : , , , ! : ' ' , ' , F H A CHAPTERI www 'Q 'I' 1 Pi 1' l-Hu .1 1-If 411 qs A 1- 'Q-....,, L Club ye 1rbooks we re complled Exch 1nv1n5 lfts it the Each year the club prcpxrcs at thls plannlnv sess1on Chrxstrnas pro r m lft for the Convalescent Home OFFICERS Pl'SS1dC'I1t Llnda Nat1ons Flrst Vlce Prcs1dent Coleen Deweber Second V1CL PFLQ1dLI1t Joyce Green Tlurd Vlce PTL91dCIlt Llnda rloyd Fourth VICE Presldent L1nda James F1fthV1ee Pres1dent Lmda Carol St John Svcth VICL Prcs1dent Carolyn Hure Secretary Lou Ellen Weeks Treasurer Judy Lon H1StOT1aH Ela1ne Oble Parhamentarlan Lmda Compton soeant At Arms M1lta Cartcr Adv1sor M15 Nma Davlln Club olf1eers present 1 program Pi- fx -141- A Do It Yourself Supper The g1r1s enjoyed the b1rthday Clean up deta1l party 1n honor of Joanna Troutman, des1gner of the Texas flag F H A CHAPTER II il? IH 'i Shirley Vicky md Stanley Pauli Henderson 15 named Ch ipter II gjoes Christmas sell candy at noon FHA of Semester caroling OFFICERS In President Sandra Davis is First Vice President Wilma Hayes Second Vice President Shirley Bailey Third Vice President Jerrl Southwird Fourth Vice President Stanley Roland Fifth Vice-Presidc nt Carol Sue Richardson Sixth Vice President Phyllis Robbins Carolyn Perryman Dorothy Howard Secretary Treasurer Historian Parliamentarian Sergeant it-arms Advlsor Miss Waunita Schaffner Margaret Myc rs Martha Rhyne Paula Kay Henderson .wh F. H. A. Chapter ll Officers f L ' 1 2 ,3If5ff i'- 5' ' , This musical group partici- pated in the officer installa- tion service. . Q' ,Q .X 5 . , ,'Y ,lf . ..----f 4 ' f t , rhsa . 1 si Installation Service Refreshment time after the program. y 4 3 fi T10 Mfg , .1- .I I' if 4 W! , - l rp X of., A Iv I 1 xxx. 'IAQ X ig 704, A 044, .xo FX Q'Cu UV OFFICERS President. . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Reporter . . . Parliamentarian. . . James Sentinel . . Sweetheart. . Advisor . . 'F l . I vu The F. F. A. organization in Bowie High has always been an active one. The boys engage in farming activities as a part of their learning process. These activities are carried on by the student at home under the supervision of Mr. Shackelford. The boys also learn shop skills such as welding and working with power tools. One of their projects this year was the construction of a concession stand on the football field. The highlight of the year is the annual F. F. A. Barbecue. . . Jerry Cantwell . Jerry Richardson . . James Scruggs Billy Bell Nlclaendon . Waldo Roth . . Beverly Wilson . Kenneth Shackelford 7, -1+-l MATH CLUB 'WZ - -4 Left to rrght Charles Jackson James Colv1ns Gary Bradley Edward Bullard Mack Lacey Butch Swmson Edward Duke .Tlmmy Hacker Evctts Eakman Bobby Kaloefer Thomas Newsom Anne Hacker The Math Club was orgamzed to create a greater lnterest 1n mathematlcs The sllde rule students lnclude those Just learmng to use th1s dev1ce and the advanced students who practlce to enter the 1nterscholast1c league contests Other students develop the1r mental ab1l1t1es by thelr practlce 1n number sense Susre Orton and Joe Vassar represent the number sense students. - - -kv -A--'W f - -1------M - ---Q-V -H s M 7- ugilf .4 l f xt . 4 ' , l - 4 t , , X I 3. A ,..l-..- s. 1 'N A . ' - Q . ir' , .'.,. A ll gf ...,V fr la- T : 7 9 I l I ! l I 3 7 7 3 I ' ' NATIONAL BETA CLUB .vhu ,vc 'l ' qv --.7 i VH x .Y v-tx Top row Peggy Underwood Kay Spears, Carl Young Mxddle row Becky Spam D1:-mne Merrette, Lou Ellen Weeks Bottom row Marsha Welch Elhs Plaxco j1mmy Lamb Not pxctured Anne Hacker Edd1e jones OFFICERS Vlce Preszdent jimmy Lamb Secretary Marsha Welch Treasurer Anne Hacker Reporter Dxanne Merrette The National Beta Club IS a non secret leadershlp servxce orgamzatmon for Amemcan h1gh school stu dents The Beta Club was founded to st1mu1a.te effort, reward acluevement, and encourage xts members to contmue the1r educat1on after hlgh school In pracuce xt does th1s by promotmg 1deals of honesty, servlce, and leadershlp among lugh school students through a program of servxce projects, a monthly magazme, annual State Conventnons and the Beta. Educatron Fund 'GT L in s 2 , ' 7 - V cr - ,- . Q N ,,,-1 ffl R 1 'Xt 'A' -1 . W. l , : 1 Z . , . : i I J . : , ' President .... . . . . ..... Ellis Plaxco - , .- . . . . . - NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY l Blck row Kelth Coplln Joe Vassar Eddle Jones Carl Young DdV1d Dausby Mlddle row L1nda Fryar Judy Chandler Verna Mae Taylor Charlotte Crumpler Seated Carolyn Allen Marjorle Cray Sharon Grlgsby Becky bpaln Kay Coffleld Margaret Cules Back row L1gon Grlffln Ellls Plaxco Jan Wavenschnur Lou Ann Hlll Buddy Branson M1ddle row Maxme W1ll1ams Ronda Brown Kiy Spears l.11I1d'i W1ll1'1ms Ruby Roblnson Glenna McDonald Sue Anderson karen Halgood Kenneth Rowe Seated Elalne Ogble Lafonda Randolph Patsy Posey Judy Long Jean Ann Lee Sh1rley Rhoades, Patsy Jarmon NATIONAL HON JF? SOCIETY EL 1 7 Q FCM 1 I Z . . , W y . X , N Ay, Y . X - 1 1 1 1 Dianne Merrette, Lou Ellen Weeks, Marsha Welch ,1 f : , ' ' , 1 'I , ' ' , . , , ' l 1 : . . . y . -V y D y A . , . V! 1 . . . , I L , , . 1 . .K K, . 5 1 N 3 ' I ! 5 ' 7 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ENTRIES IN LITERARY EVENTS -- -,V , , ...-,. , I I I , SLIDE RULE Charles Jackson Not Pictured Carl Young Thomas Newsom POETRY READING Barbara Hamilton ff .. Ki? I A -,Q KET? .. , I LIT' ,yfavfa ,N . ,gy isp H 'Eg . .fi X N f ,si ESSAY WRITING Keith Coplin Not Pictured Jan Wagenschnur INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE 'K' QP Qr L... i-ii.,--Q A1513 NUMBER SENSE SPELLING Susan Orton and Joe Vassar Blll Ann B1ShOp and Carole Sue Dethloff Not P1ctL1red lornmy Youngblood ONE ACT PLAY The Hour of Honor was presented as the Bow1e I-hgh School entry 1n the D1s tr1ctInterscholast1c League One Act Play contest held at Jacksboro on March 18 The play d1d not place but Ronda June All members of the cast d1d a fme Job and are to be congratulated for then' work L- L lli...g lj Standlng B1lly Morton Peggy France Ann Brown Seated Dlanne Merrette Ronda .Tune Broun Not Plctured Sandra Terry .vs iran X-Q Standmg Ell1s Plaxco and Carl Young Seated Ronda June Broun Barbara Hanulton and Anne Hacker DECLAMATIOIN Jumor Boys D1v Jun1or G1I'lS DIV B1lly Morton L1nda Allen Ann Brown and Peggy France Semor Boys D1v Senlor G1rls D1v Carl Young D1anne Merrette and Ronda June Broun E 1' :W r . V HV 6' 3- 4 X VA ' V Z 4 I V 4-AL Sig-ai,--M A' won a third place on the All Star Cast. ' ' , I A7 l . sv .K 't ,R K, H y F , . uf--f ,X R ,- Q' 5 v 1' P J'1- Y F I' Y ,Q V . I 1 X .v,: ,-,, ' ' 1 , A ,ing ,RIA S X Q ,y -..- I L,l'Q ' Public School Week affords townspeople a chance to view school life as it actually is. The homemaking classes usually entertain several civic groups at this time Here Coleen, Sylvia, Kay, and Carolym are preparing a luncheon for the Rotarians I. W. Pickett raised three lambs to be shown at the Nocona show and then sold on the Easter market. i. . H 4 sf. 13- A C 1 As a shop project Billy Bell and Waldo Roth This heifer was raised by Gene Brown are welding a top-notch feed trough under the Bowie Youth Program jx J Lb if' A , 4 mf ,511 .V .1 N. -1' J.. gxf 1' 2- ,vii ONQ, - Fu. 1 vu:-2' ,Z 1959 FOOTBALL 1959 Jackrabblt Squad The mlghty Jackrabblts rampaged through the1r season atop state ranklngs before bemg nlpped by Olney 1U thelr last d1str1ct Game The Olney game declded the d1str1ct champ1onsh1p The power ful Rabblts whlpped through the1r flrst four non conference games postlng thelr lowest score t 41 6 agamst Brewer Then steppmg mto d1str1ct compet1t1on they cont1nued the pulver1z1ng attack that put them 1nto top state ranklngs throughout the year Accord1ng to the sports wr1ters the Jackrabb1ts held down number two pos1t1on 1n class AA 1n the state before bowmg to Olney Thls was the last year that Bowle part1c1pated 1n class AA and they put thelr hearts 1nto gomg all the way to state Coaches bt1les Massey Baker Brxclgewater and Waters are to be congratulated along Wlth the boys for what they d1d to ma1nta1n such an 1mpress1ve record Season s Record Bow1e Opp Lew1sv1lle Henr1etta Wlutesboro ,fx b . Brewer Nocona Jacksboro Decatur monk Burkburnett Electra Olney 403 33 Back row: Budro Jackson, Lloyd Wells Bottom row: Ronnie Sinks, Joe Vassar MIX hr il Kit BOB BAKER JESS STILES BARTON MASSEY Backflcld Coach Head Coach LIUL Coach J-...I Clnnn Chol ie 1S brought down by 1 host of thc Wh1tCSbOfO Bobc its w1th Robert Lancaster and Lloyd Rhyne comlng to h1s a1d ln add1t1on to tl1C1I' other honors .Terry Cantwell recclved honorable mentlon all Qtitc .T1mmy Hacker Won most vxluablc lmeman and commcndable honor xble mentlon to the lu h School All Xmerlcan Team and Dudley Wler recclved most valuable llneman Us...- JERRY CANTWELI.. Ciptaln All D1atr1ct Quarterback All Area JIMMY HACKER Captim All Dlstrlct End All Area DUDLEY WIEIR Captun All D1str1ct Guard All Area All State All btate . X - x T. . V, fl-, V- -vlc,f.'-t--54 ' , 1 , - N .fe ,uf - 1 , M, -r.-x ' I N' f .. 1 ' is . 1 . - ' 1 2 5 ' ' - f x. 4 . - B E u , S 2 'V K . ' Q g , 1 1 it ' ' A al., A f :iw -, A. I 'f H .xy-Q .- ff fi? l .-'k' , at '11 v 'Uno I l . I , n k I 3 Q - C K, mammal- -'--1: ' - ' 1- -we - - --------- - A pile up at the Bowie-Jacksboro game. Going down on a punt at the Bowie-Henrietta game. 1 L f ...,, i JERRY MILLER GLENN CHOKAS GAYLORD MCDONALD JIMMY AVERY Halfback Fullback Guard Tackle Honorable m6I1T1i0D- All District-Area All District All Area Most valuable back All Area 4? 1 -K RAY CORNEIJSON MACK ROLAND CHARLES STARK RONNIE EVANS End Center Tfliikle Tafikle Honorable mention- H0Y101'ab1C m'311fiOU' All District All District 1-5 GERALD INGRAM Fullback W- Miller being broken loose by a couple of well-placed blocks by his teammates at the Bowie-Electra game. GAME STATISTICS Total offense for 10 ball games-410 yds. Total yds. given up on defcnsc-146 yds. Average of lst downs per ball game-ZZ Average of opponents lst downs per ball game-6.5 Line averaged-185 lbs. Backs averaged-l7Z lbs. lu S .fl TIM HALL Halfback Honorable mentxon 11, All D1Str1ct TERRY BRADFIELD End Quirte rback All D1str1ct Honorable mentlon All Area funn S-I JIMMY ERAZIER Halfback Honorable ment1on All D1str1ct Honor able ment1on All Area 1? Rom-:RT LANCASTER Center Honorable ment1on All Dlstrlct LEE CORDELL Halfback All D1str1ct LLOYD RHYNE Tackle Honorable ment1on All D1St1'1Ct Fraz1er breakmg through the Decatur l1ne alded by the blockmg of h1S teammates w1th Bradf1eld Waltlflg to ass1st h1m Dudley We1r wmth a host of Bow1e Jackrabb1ts preparmg to b1'1ng down an Olney Cub ' ' 2 5 ll. . 'Z 1. V h' was 'x Wtwj f' . 2 VZ,-Q , - H V x ' r , f 1 E ar C - I A - . ' ' R f r V . 5 ft! Z , .- Li av -eff? E Ji - Q 4 , Q by Y' - .Terry Cantwell belnv dragged down by the Nocond lndlana wlth Lloyd Rhyne and Jerry Mlller com1n0 up from behmd Ilmmy P1-azlcr bcmg brought down by the Brewer Bears Wlth Ronme Evans trymg to aSS1St h1m 'Q af -5 -1 if BILLY WATTS RAY RATCLIFF DAVE LYONS JOE FINCHER Tackle Halfback Tackle Fullback f-A - ,1 gy 1 .., - ,,, -5 - -, A , . 4 - , ' Q ' - T-',v'j - L,-jgfg-5.9, X ' l, X I M 5. 4' , , f - v l. -4.-X, . .4 O . . 5 . . , . . I . . 1' .,,, I' ' .3pPW., Nw ' 'ia ' l'-'L1'lQ,lw fn, ' ,fx ' p1,f,, -- 3-'44 F7 L fl ' . R1 I ' gifyl . . '52 'si' .f Q s , 5 is A . . 'T fl? 4-. Sv IXLININLFH RhDDY MIKE SADLI-.R JEIUXY CLEIVULNF Guird End End ,N A Eullback Glenn Chokas trles to sldc-Step a Burkburnett Bulldo The Dads are honored wlth sldelme seats Part of the team Waltlng to bc sent 'mto the at the Jacksboro game Henmetta game R A . N - W-4 ,4 ..,- , . , , . , Q -- . . - 1 ,,5 v. I' 9-f I -. . --' ' -..'.':qf1,l?w . . ,, .U . , . Q. V U . 3. X I . The cheerleaders had the team onto the f1e1d The cheerleaders poem wlth thelr slogan before beforv. the Henrutta gamp thc game The BOWIE Jlckrabblts plle up along Wlth thc .Tlcksboro FISCTS The Hennetta Bearcats stop the rrughty Iackl-abb1ts 1 1 i x' A' ' x 4 1' ' x ' . ' ' x A x on , -,,,.. 11.1-,ng-rf K- A- -, - - f ' - , , , - 2 ' rr-lf-,-'11, -r..-s bl: I' MM, ' .V - xv.-g, ,V , ,, - - - ., Q.. 7 .t 'fgqla-x-n..f - :J 5355, M'-..' H' .,,j' -, X. ,Q - I ' , , - X , 4 ', ' A x ',.- -ga - N. 1'--4. - 1-r..-V ., . -.- -A - 1 . ' ' . ' v a , . . f . ' , . . , . h , fl . X I I I.. Y ' . M . ...,,, ' . . ' 1- 4 Q .. 1 , .- . . . 2 I C ' ' 'L , NEW l Glenn Cholvls .Tim Hicknr and Dudley Wier The coaches rcclixcd guts trom the Quiitei recent the n ost x ilulblc playex awards it tht back Club and the Boostcr Club it the bxnquet tootball banquet X1 This picture of the head table wives a good idea of the decorations at the football banquet. f f A I The concession stand is always a favorite spot The band adds much to the pep and enthusiasm during each football game. with its playing and marching. HIGH SCHOOL ' B ' TEAM B i K v nun, iii if ff-93313 E31 4 451 5 xivwqd uf rl r s 060 ,Meri ,fi Top row Eddm McDonald Ralph Gann Kcnncth Anthony Jerry Don Morrow B111 Reynolds Sherwood McK1n1cy Mlddle row Jerry Corne11son .Tarnes I-lam1lton ROV Hudson Ronnle Brooks Wayne Green JACKIE Plgg B111 Campbell Bottom row Kenneth Pllmer Tommy Branson Rob Jackson Don Chandler Bobby lford Tony PL The B team under the coachmv of Coach Bob Baker and Coach IN A Waters th1s year won four games and tled one out of elght vames played The captams Ralph Crann and Ronnle Brooks lcd the team to second place ln the d1str1ct Season s Record Bow1e Opp Mmeral Wells Alvord A team Henr1ett1 Nocona Newcastle .Tacksboro Q Decatur Burkburnett Electra Olney 38 Top row Jacl-ue Rom1ne .hm G1bb1ns Bottom row Jerry Allen, Roy Hudson, B1l1y Holloway s . bl- f 4 uf- ' ' ' .' ' , , ' . ' V- , l , ' V. - , 5 1- 3, 'AU X ,1 4- . ff 'C ' Q1 B' f - ' H ' 1, I. ' A . 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BOBBY MCKINLEY Captain-Forward All District All Area All State The 1959-1960 Bowie High School basketball season was another success- ful one for the Bowie boys. The Jackrabbist annexed their tenth district championship in the last eleven years which was their 13th in the last fifteen years. The Bowie basketeers won their bi-district contest with the Lake Worth cagers and their first round of regional play against the strong New London quintet from East Texas. Bowie's only loss of the season was to the Linden-Kildaire boys from Cass County in the regional finals at Denton. The same team finished their sew-on without loss and was the only team in Texas to have such a record as they became state champions in class AA for their first title. Bowie won the consolation title of the Bi-State Meet at Lawton, Oklahoma and the same honors at the Denton Invitational Meet and the Ft. Worth Lions Club Christmas Meet. In non-conference play the Iackrabbits met such fast teams as Graham, Denton, Sherman, Grand Prairie, Lawton, Arlington Heights, Brewer, and Eastern Hills. Bobby McKinley and Tommy Power along with Jerry Cantwell and Tommy Newsom will be lost by graduation, but all others will return for what promises to be another strong team. 4.1- i Bow1e Opponents . , YP-lagggsz . .f .Q , ,- '35, r -4 .iz 5 A A- Iv- 'try . nf V GILLILAND TERRY BRADFIELD TOMMY POWER JERRY CANTWELL TRA IS Guard G All Dlstrlct Honorable Mr-:nt1on State Bow1e Slldell Slldell Arlmgton H Denton Pampa Pampa Graham Poly Sherman Grand Pra1r1e Denton Graham Perc1al Lawton Arlmgbton H Carter R1vers1de Lakeworth uard Forward Forward Opponents Eastern H1lls Brewer Electra Ponder Nocona .Tacksboro Burkburnett Olney Decatur Electra Nocona Jacksboro Burkurnett Olney Decatur Lakeworth New London Llnden Bobby McK1nley smks two agalnst Olnev qs. 'Uh KEITH COPLIN THOMAS NEWSOM LEE CORDELL MIKE SADLER Guard Forward Guard Forward Travis Gilliland snares a re bound from Electra. Terry Bradfield aims for two over Nocona defenders. Bobby McKinley shoots above the De- catur boys. S 110 Y: ,f?3'3'1 T E-as 1 w 1 1 QQ L 4 1 Y 5 4 Q ' I 47 -1- fd X , 5 A l .1 ,J X l.f,i'.4 -x. ' f-7'X1'1 - .X-I J T , Y - 3 9 E Q H f r -4- BILLY WATTS Guard The Bench-Warmers .Terry Cantwell draws a foul from Decatur. Tommy Powell pulls s n c a on e Nocona Indians Jerry Cantwell drops in a bas ket over thc Electra Tigers. 111 REGION -XL Bobby McKinley sinks two in the Linden game. 1 y Wxtts s lor 1ElJOl1l1Cl a unst Lxnden Bllly Watts ind Terry r'1dl1eld 1 on Lmden pl xyer SS' TOURINAMEIN T Terry Bradfield snares ball from the outstretched hands of the Linden players. Neat block by Linden players B EAM beason s Record Bowle Opponc nts Arlln ton Denton Pampa Pampa Bryson G r 1ham Goldburg Dnnton Graham Ponds r Decatur Bryson Decatur Bryson Back row RICKY Green .Toe Flncher Coach Barton Massey Kenneth Anthony B1ll Reynolds Lloyd Rhyne Ralph Cann Front row Dav1d Dansby Jerry Allen Robert Lancaster Sherwood McK1nley Ilmmy Fraaler FRESHMAN TEAM R ecor E602 P- -52' xr Back row, Gary Bradley, manager, Jaclue Compton, Gary Woolf, N F. Deweber, Jerry Don Morrow, R1chard Foster, Damel McL.eland, .Terry Cornel1son, Sherwood McK1nley, Coach Brxdgewater Front row, Bobby Ford, Doyle Fraz1er, Robert Jackson, Don Chandler, Don Dansby, Fred Slayden Tournaments Denton Znd Place Ga1nsv1lle Lost 1D Sem1f1nals ort Worth Lost m Sem1f1nals A Tournaments belect1on Denton Morrow McK1nley Ga1nsv1lle McK1nley Fort Worth McK1nley R 77 'I- Z9 - 47 ' 5 ' V . , Q 53 - 53 6 Q, 'G ' 9 40 - 56 6 jg' ' y f in ' 39 - 57 . . -- r 5 ,, 9 ' ' 44 - 21 1 -ft , 6 5 yiqh 51 - 47 4 1 aj 55 - 36 X 1 A 49 - Z8 4 , 5 g ' ,, . 39 - Z6 ' ' ' 1 'E 42 - 39 Arnngron ,E ' 52 - 25 9 ' ' , 56 - 50 4 ' 54 - Z9 6 I 42 - 55 , l , I, If 44 - 26 A .- . 16 5 - . Q I E3sg-j,- rg ' A F N: l 1 1' S -A , , . ' np-fr: - 1 N .., T A , ' - 11 GIRLS WIN THIRD 31 The 1960 Team with Coach and managers Sandra Terry and Wilma Hayes. The 1959-60 Bowie Girls' Basketball team posted one of the finest records in Bowie High School history. After winning district and bi-district, the girls went on to win the Regional Tournament in Denton, which earned them the right to travel to Austin to participate in the annual state finals. Having lost to Friona in overtime, they played Brazosport for consolation honors and a third place in Class AA, Coach Jean Bridgewater is to be congratulated for her splendid job of coaching, and the girls are especially to be congratulated for the important part that they played in making the Bowie Cirls basketball team the third best class AA team in Texas. The team loses only two starters, so they might prove to be very potent next year. SYLVIA ANDREASEN .TEAN BRIDGEWATER CAROLYN ALLEN Forward Coach Forward All-District AU-District Hon. Men. All-State Au'State PLACE IN CLASS AA MARGIE HEARD 1 Forward 1 KATHY TAYLOR A Guard ELIZABETH OGLE Forward Hon. Men.-Dist. Hon. Men.-State MARGARET MYERS Guard Hon Men State MARTHA RHYNE Forward JOAN WE TSEL Guard Hon Men Dxst The g1r1s w1th the1r reg1ona1 trophy after the Stephenv111e game S y1v1a Andreasen shoots a Jump shot 1n the Stephenv111e game SHIRLEY WOODFIELD CAROL RICHARDSON DORIS FAIN BEVERLY WILSON Forward Guard Grapevme M1neral Wells M1neral Wells Sl1dell Brewer Shdell Brewer Alvord Alvord Boyd Shdell Bndgeport Perrzn Petrol1a East Chambes Sands Brock Practlce Game Bow1e Opp Guard Electra Nocona .Tacksboro Burk Olney Decatur Electra Nocona .Tacksboro Olney Decatur B1 D1str1ct 1' Northwest Reg1onal Plano Reg1onal ' Stephenv1lle Statei Frlona State H' Brazosport Forward Conference Games Bow1e Opp O3 Bowle forwards try to galn pos Ehzabeth Ogle snags a. rebound Sylv1a Andreasen attempts a bas sess1on of the ball from the De from the Olney g1rls ket 1n the Jacksboro game catur guard s ' 55 32 ' ' 76 80 67 26 ' 59 55 54 45 ' 62 45 1 30 66 38 65 Z7 ' 62 52 ' 53 42 56 41 61 41 62 25 76 26 57 38 67 41 71 36 83 18 Paradise 62 Z9 Burk 57 Z1 ' 61 51 81 35 ' 69 52 63 50 ' 57 39 '- ' ' J 66 45 ' 60 46 ' 60 52 59 50 ' ' 54 49 52 53 ' ' 54 60 52 50 2' 74 73 w B TEAM B le Stanley Roland Back row V1ck1Youngblood Sh1rley a1 y l Ha es Polly Reeves Patsy Posey W1 ma y Greta Dunson F ont row Sandra Shaw Sandra Terry r Lou1se Taylor Burldean Yarbro 3 r 1t1OUS for a Sylv1a Andre asen outmaneuvers Get your pos the Electra guards for two pomts rebound G1rls' Hustle after that ball Carolyn' P? 9 Back row Lee Cordell Jerry Mlller Terry Bradf1eld Jlmmy Hacker Glenn Chokas Ray Ratcllff Joe Flncher Wayne Green Front row Tun Hall Jerry Allen Dudley W1er Robert Lancaster Lloyd Rhyne Ilmmy Frazler Gerald Ingram Iackle P1gg Butch SW1nson 'Zeb ire 'L '1 N' -06:5 Crib? 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The boys have done well the past few years, and judg- ing from their start they should make a fine showing this year. Lloyd Rhyne, Robert Lancaster, Dudley Wier Avis- 'Vik iii, .T5 +4 :g m z.':i-Ji: 9, Junior Track Men Don Chandler, Jerry Cornelison, Sherwood McKinley, Bill Reynolds, Jerry Morrow, Bobby Ford ji 4 I e xv' l z For .sffi S 'X ,XXX 5 an BX r' ,Av .PQ xl' .5 , wx 45' x9 A.-' fran,- , . V .Ji si? I f ,I F c N -- 4 ff! OW Q0 jf ...Mx .4 .Q Iii '45 f? Z 5- r yi? J q aid, 2 Q- 3 I if f- --1 1 1. .4 YE K -A '31 i Q X I ? X 'HW 1245 A fi' f '41 ll .f ,,A. .R r y ' ' I 1 ' - - I , v .1 ,. V, N 1 I. 1 ,Q - w I 'Q -4 -,-Y' 0T4'lY4i' 4? gm, ' fx 1 '-. ' In 'Q' 5 . Q--X ll 4 3 f I - , f, ff - ok' 0 7' ' A-5' I af ' H H 'A .N V 1. ff. . sw-'r1.zl-' ff lppc vj ,lf-. , f ff if-,fm ,ww -- Mr fm ..,,,:4 '4- if'1I'f9r'5,2 56,5 g--1 af 0-15- Z Q3 - H55 X 'Li- -fgiu ' , 'R -izlxskfff' 9? kj, gs W 5' J 1 qw' .3 L, E if Vx-. K h .wg- 1 v 3 English H students correct test papers Mrs Henry s English I class work in their Mrs. Fryar's class. notebooks September . . September brings a renewing of old friendships and the making of new ones. Registration with its problem of selecting courses and teachers takes place in a flurry of anticipa- tion. Then classes begin! x 'QQ V ix .et 1' M ff'l jfs These students are working problems n An English III class is getting the daily bookkeeping. assignment .155 .n gy, T1m Hill nts tickled by a couple ol Alttr thelr performance these clowns Burk Bulldo s rush to the COIICCSSIOITS stand Octoba r October brmgs XV1tl1 lt tht exclte ment of footbill season Team worl outs downtown pep r1ll1es each Thursday rugbht Frlduy mornmg assembl1es and band reheirsals to prep lrt half t1me shows keep stu dents thoroughly OCCIIPIBC1 Robert Lancaster one ofour Jimmy krazlel. Scramblcs for XIVICIOUS S11lJ'ul,1tl1l.L cheer the ball m the 011165 oamc leaders leads a yell 1n as sembly F 'KWH 1-v A Scene from the pep rally on Fuday These lovely young ladles V791 led yells mormng before the Nocona game 1n assembly T, ' W Y A L V' h A' 1' , X, 'IX - ,::, H U . ' ' 'TQ ' 4 I N K I T T I- i ' T I V 5 T. 4 V I V I r. ,W fgyg' Ayiliflffllifzifty sEI.,si' T. ,ff 5, 53 ' 5 1 41 if ' fl . i - . ll at w c i - ' C l E 'QT A 'g' git! lr : I S T 2 'T sz y T M l ' N - r e 4 - - ' 5 ' D ' . I 5 2 T f f . Y . If . I .fr f l V dj Z 5.-K ,nb I T N 'fl ' I 1 I l 1' , f The football boys e thelr turn l adlnv yells assembly Coaches St1les and Massey present the football Jackets Ray Ratcl1ff 1S trymg h1s on for s1ze IQ hu' L iw w-nga, Members of the annual staff burn the m1d mght o1l workmg up copy for the semor sectwns pn-.1 5 l QEATTHE November November sees the closmg days of football season Pep rallles are st1ll 1U full swlng wlth even the boys taklng part The Whole town eagerly follows the Iackrabb1ts v1c tones Only the defeat by Olney prevented the team from wmmng a d1str1ct cham p1onsh1p November also f1nds the annual staff or ganlzed and begmnmg 1ts nlghtly meetmgs At last w1th the end of November arr1ve the eagerly awa1ted Thanksgwmg hol1days F , vb- After the1r success on the football f1eld the Bunmes entertam IU assembly 1 ,. tak ' l , 1 Q 1 u . Q . V I fe D 1n V J . . K c . . I - . I I , . f wg 'f . 'ef '73 Ql 4 4- AVI, . . .I B y 1 yi - Q 4 T . M- U: ' ' 4 ' - l 1 s ' 3 I I NL u 'A . 4 I v ,-- -1 gg f , w l A 7 . M- 1 y . ' . is ,am ,Vx ' I y. x y 1 P .f sw ' ' I x ..., , I A a 1 . Q ' ' I 3 211:--...ffffffllf 'fi g '. jr- . . I I I I I I I I I I I I g ,k,, i,,.1, - llllll I.. . llva .... .wi-559, I I I 4 ' ffxsqif II-v:::: IIIIIn:Ml 4--f ,x I ' Tk Q ' I - . I I I Ilia' P :Y 3 -.. ::::: ls, IA' . Q I XC -4 .' - -1' 'II ' ' 'fn ' Q '.. ' sg. ' KA xl V X, an Q N ' N' V s -sq K .mn-Q,-'.4.f 4231' s W f A December . . . . . . . December is a month of parties-each organization plains its special Christmas celebratio e Programs by several choirs and the band entertain the student body, and the Stud Council Christmas party provides a fitting climax for the close of school and the begi ning of the holiday season. The Junior High Choir presents an assembly program ofChristmas songs and carols. F. H. A. girls exhibit the Christmas spirit by taking a gift to the Conva- lescent Home. X sl '4 1 it ' it 59 fx i l. Q .bl The basketball boys receive their Christmas goodies before leavin a tournament, children a sack of candy. g for Old Saint Nick gives Coach Stiles's Stephenville game. I N January . .. ... Tanuary finds students returning to school just n time to prepare for mid-term exams. Acti- fities work up to a frenzy that ends only with the close of school. The sport of this 533 Margie Heard leaps high for the ball in the Sylvia and a Stephenville guard struggle to get possession of the ball during a tense mo- ment in the Regional Tournament. is basketball, and this year both Bowie ' had enviable records. in vir. Taliaferro presents the Good vlanners Award for the first semester 0 Ellis and Linda. The Travel Club really gets down to business as students grow more and more anxious to visit New York. The student body is shown educational films on a variety of subjects. 'I II ,.. ff 5 A b1 bxttle 1n the snow durm the Witch out sombody 1.41I'ldl h is her noon hour 1mrnun1t1on ready February March Februlry and lviarch f1nd LCt1V1t1LS reach1n5 1 new pe ik however everyone flnds tlme to enjoy the two snowfalls much to Luke S dgspamr And as thc saymg vors In the sprlnv a younv man s fancy llghtly turns to thoughts of wc, know what l'ill ,ag f s my 'W ww asia ci' Q may A t 1 ve ran Anyone who doesnt want to get hlt better Luke get 1n o g watch out broom you llneed It out that Wh! fu Sprmg makes a fellow do strange thmgs Surpr1se ay y, 1 I . - ,. A buf, H L , V E l , Af , . -1 - V -M -- ' ' ' Q! : --M.. 1 . ...:,A,, , 5. Q ' 7 ff 7' ' ' f 2 . E gr' .. . T, . gf , A , -: A I .. P 'Q I' - as A 1 I. U .4 Q ' 1 0 . 'g 2 ' ' ' g 1 , ' - ' z Q 5 Q 4 . . 1 Z . Z . . .x . y Z E i 5 X E J . . - , , v h ' , ' 5 as y f A : 5 4 1 ' ! ' x il 3 U ' ' ' :W ' , ii K ' 9 iff 3 ., - rx - ' 1, , ' F 1 ez +f,'32f'P'24 1:'j. 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Seniors finally realize their dream - graduation from high school, and, having received their diploma, they are thoroughly prepared to enjoy their worked-for trip. Yi i t YK as 5 N A 'A , f 'N ' f K Y' . an X .Y ,ax l-sniff, XX Some students look at their annuals while Faculty members enjoy looking and others wait to receive theirs. signing annuals, too. v wwf b 1 'KQV 1 If 1 3. nl'-A Pi - -'s -1 C , ff, The 1960 Seniors look forward to their trip and hope to have a better trip than these Seniors did. Q . rl U r if 'X ..,,a-Sl rents rd rnxnx it ds xx s s L it Thcsl boy 11lL aw thc hours riors on oi ni x utld tri 1 lyin s 1 on 1 tl Wim, 5-is These ffirls ire tlkinv the Circln Ling Tha Seniors wutin Litldly t tal C tht Tour with Nlinhxttan in thc luck round l119t subwly ridl in INLW 'Yorl Al. -ul . waz? The girls enjoyed looking :it the According to tradition at Annapolis the Seniors toss pen- United States among the other occzln nies to Tecumcsch. liners in port. A' ' lm Ili!! l .3 X g X 5357532 l , . S H ext to U11 1'L'COH5Ll'L1CtL'd village 'flu Lllill m ol the mul it Llu 11 O1 1 H1 nuns own ivus thc Seniors sm linoxxn 5Old1LIH IH 0 c L Lf 1 1 ot NVl1l1.,111C was liku in the vurly ya 01 o 1 country. 'A-,A 7593 S 11 ovcrnight boat trip from Bafhi Nl lmck. L' 5 6-f T110 0ntir'O group visited thc Ciipltlll it W islungton D C r 'Y If Y 5 V I ny I f' i if G P T J' ' x 'wm?i 4 L X BOOSTERS We would l1ke to express our apprec1at1on to the followmg frrms and IY1d1V1Cll121lS for the1r COl'lU'1bLXtIOI1S to the 1960 jackrabb1t Not only have they supported the school f1nanc1ally but they contmually boost 1t on every OCCASION Agam we say thanks, for they are the ones who 1lysays stand hehrncl w hat xt IS Roberts Radrator Shop Blackmon Truck S Tractor Internauonal Harvester Dealer The Bowne News Serymg Montague County Boyne Hardssard Company Plumblng and Water Well Contractor Frank Green Carpets Rheem Heatmg 8 A1r Cond1t1on1ng Ccye Ratlxff The Electrxc Shop Mr S Mrs E Scott Avery Lrggett Upholstery Fabrxcs 8 Suppl1es Burgess Funeral Home Comphments of The Book Shop Compl1ments of E A H111 Tra1lvyay Cafe 8 Bus Stat1on Open 24 hours a Day Comphments of Home Bmlders Supply Co TR2 1222 Complrments of Emmxt Hancock Complxments of C D Shamburger Lumber Company TR2 3221 The Meetmg Place Floyd Rhyne Conoco SEFVICE Stat1on Comphments of I-Iutchxson Courts Compl1ments of Bowxe Mattress Factory Bow1e Grocerv Co Your Super Save Store Underwood Manufacturmg Corporat1on Complzments of Frank A Underwood Cornphments of Botex Feed M111 Thomas Ayers Hankms Mob11e Servxce Stat1on Complxments of Bowxe Flower Shop Complxments of jess Lamb's Texaco Stat1on Compl1ments of jack Bradley and SCYVICE Pxpe Lme Company Gary Nees Lumber Co BOWIE, Texas W1ll1ams Cleaners Comphments of Ike Mrtchell Travel In Motel Farmer's Cafe Comphments of Texaco Inc Morgan's Lo' Boy Bow 1e Locker Plant Handy Grocery 8 Market K N Root Beer Drxve In jones Grocery and Market Bow1e Machme Works, Inc Bob Whxte, the blrd that gxves you a frxendly deal us and help to make thc sthool Youngblood's 66 Stat1on Worthen G Son Apco Statxon The Da1ry Hut Drlve In Roland s Cafe Compl1ments of Botex Motel Compllments of BOWIE Butane Troy Slade s Conoco SYZIIOXI M Posey's Gulf Stat1on Lums Tractors Dal Hut Cafe Elvm Butler Wagonseller's Fruxt Farm il Gxft Shop joe But1er's Garage Comphments of Merchants' Grocer Moore and Evans Insurance Comphments ot Boyne Sheet Metal Complxments of a frxend Wheeler s Real Estate Comphments of Dxshman K Bontvyell Plumbmg and Electrxcal Gregory E, W1nn M111 5 Eleyator Compl1ments of Roth Grocery Bobb1e's Self Servxce Shoe Store W1ch1ta Constructxon Company Dealers F1del1ty Fmance Company Texas Dress Corporauon A Wonderful Place to Work Compl1ments of joAllen Spears Comphments of Alex Gr1ff1n Conoco Agent Montague Farmers C Fxrst Savmgs and Loan Assoc1at1on Ha1good Var1ety Store Everythmg IH the Varxety Lme Compl1ments of Fxrst lNat1onal Bank Gr1ff1n's Rexall Drug Inc The Style Shop Ready to Wear, Gxfts, jewelry Perry Bros Var1ety Store Slaughter s Drug Kersey s S 1011 Store Brllx F 'Neeld Mcn's Store Wrlson s Drug Perkms Tlmherlake Co Patterson s St.1d1o and Camera Shop North Mason Cleaners Samtone Cleanmg Comphments of Heard's Hardware Compllments of Ermyntrucle McNatt MIIIOT Ford Sales, Inc Bows e Trans1t MIX Co Bennett O11 Co . 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