Bullard High School - Panther Yearbook (Bullard, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1941 volume:

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It CLASS HISTORY IN IOBO, NOLLIE Jo GRIFFIN, BELLE BURKQ HELEN PIKE, MARY EVELYN UAVISI MARJORIE RICHEY, DORIS BURKS, DORA CLYBURN, WILKIE TUTT, RADY RAY, CLAYTUS KEETON, CLEMENTS SHIRR, VER DIE EIDSON KATE QVEY, ALVERINE KIRKPATRICKI LORENE GARNER JEWEL STANLEY, ALINE KIRKRATRIGK, AND NORMA TAYLOR MADE UP THE FIRST GRADE OF BULLARD SCHOOL THESE STUDENTS WENT THROUGH THE FIRST GRADE TOGETHER AND lN THE SECOND GRADE TWO NEW MEMBERS WERE ADDED TO OUR GLASS THEY WERE JERRY BISGDE ARD KAY BURK FN THE THIRD YEAR WE LOST ONE OF DUR MEMBERS, ALINE KIRK RATRIRK, WHO MovED TO EUREKA IN THE FOURTH GRADE THERE WERE SIx NEW MEMBERS ADDED T0 OUR CLASS THEY WERE LUCHIES ALLEN, CECIL WEBSTER, JESSE DOWDY, MARSHALL DDWDY, JARMON CONWAY, AND GLADYS HEDGERATH THE SAME YEAR WE LOST EIGHT STUDENTS DUQING OUR FIFTH YEAR TOGETHER WE HAD THE FOLLOWING NEW CHIE LEE GRIFFIN WE LOST TWO OF OUR MEMBERS, BUT WE RE GAINED A FORMER MEMBER, ALINE KIRKPATRICK IN THE SIXTH GRADE WE HAD THREE NEW MEMBERS, THEY WERE J N TAYLOR, PAULINE BURNETT, AND SARAH HARRIS, BUT SARAH DID NDT REMAIN WITH us LONG WHILE WE WERE IN THE SEVENTH GRADE, WE HAD NINE NEW MEM BERS THEY WERE J B CURLEY, NELVIN DAVENPORT, ALBERT LEE, WILBUR GRAY, MARY CATHERINE RDRER, SARAH HARRIS, MAURINE SHlPPx WILLIE MARY BISHOP, AND MAUDIE WADE NELVIN DAvEN PORT AND SARAH HARRIS SOON DROPPED OUT, GLADYS HEDGEPATH, MAUDIE WADE, MARJORIE RIGHEY, LORENE GARNER AND NDRMA AND MARGARET TAYLOR LEFT US TO GO T0 ANOTHER SCHOOL J . G .. 7 I MEMBERS: DONALD SIDES, ELMER RAY COLE, MARGARET TAYLOR, AR- . I, 0 0 0 THE ONES wHO HAD COMPLETED SEVEN YEARS or GRAM MAR SOHOOL AND wHO WERE SEGINNING THEIR FIRST YEAR or HIGH SCHOOL TOGETHER WERE NOLLIE JO GRIFFIN, BELLE BURK, HELEN PIKE, vLAYTUS KEETON, FRANK Snup LING, CLEMENTS SHIPP, WILKIE TUTT, MARY EVELYNI1VlSv GRADY RAY, AND ALINE KIRKRATRIOH THE ONES WHODID NOT COME ALL THE WAY WITH us BUT WHO ARE WITH Us Now ARE JERRY BICSOE, KAY BURK, J B CURLEY, WILBUR GRAY, DONALD SIDES, J M TAYLOR, AND SARAH HARRIS THE NEW MEMBERS WERE WALTER CRIMES, ALBERT LEE, THOMAS PHILLIPS, CARL ROBINS, CECIL WEIOMAN, LOIS CHEEK, RUBY GLENNIS MILLER, OPAL CLYBURN, BER NICE HARRIS, AND MARY CATHERINE ROPER IN OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR WE WELCOMEO THE FOLLOWING NIE GLOVEQ, CALVIN JACKSON, GRACE LONG, EVELYN STEW ART, AND ALICE RODDY WE LOST ONLY TWO MEMBERS THAT YEAR IN OUR JUNIOR YEAR WE HAD FIVE NEW MEMBERS THEY WERE LEON BURTON, TOM COOPER, JOHN LOFTIN, AND MARGARET AND NORMA TAYLOR WILLIE MARY BISHOP OOM PLETED HER WORK REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION, DORA CLYBURN TRANSFERRED AND GRACE LONG wITHOREw THE ONES WHO TOGETHER SURVIVED THESE ELEvENYEuG or SOHOOLINO ARE NOLLIE JO GRIFFIN, BELLE BURK, HELEN PIKE, GRADY RAY, MARY EVELYN DAVIS, CLAYTUS KEETON, FRANK STRIPLING, NILKIE TUTT, AND JERRY HAS BEEN WITH US FROM THE SECOND GRADE ON UE LOST BYRON UODO AND ALBERT LEE NE ARE VERY PROUD OF URS QAINEY, OuR HOME ROOM TEACHER AND SPONSOR, wHO HAS BEEN WITH US LONGER THAN ANY TEACHER WE HAVEHAD fi ' - : . . ADDITIONS! BYRON DODD, HENRY DRIYER, EDDIE nm JOHN- N- 'F fr- Qs M.. Effv 1- 'US 0. Len Us vu Dans fe U f Davemort Q K ,f f I TS f 'Y' SEATED READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT JUANITY Rsnrno, LAVERNE BAKER, HELEN FRANCIS TERRELLQ UAXIIE JUELLa Dons Coon, MARY EMMA SMYRL STANDING READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT JERRY STRIPLINGQ MARY EVELYN MCANALLYn RAY MCCUGHQ Bonnie Slots, Eocene Bunnls. MARADELLE HAUKI Jos Bos SMYRL. MISSING FROM THE PICTURE: Juuuon lauxnusou. -'dw PM A EIGHTH GRADE SEATED READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT FRANCIS PHILLIPS MARY ELIZABETH Plxe, LOTTIE UAE Ivav,KATnLe:n Bunxs, VELORA Bnovu, CHRISTINE ELLIS, Bosev SHUTTLESWORTH STANDING READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT M R BUIEQ Tnounsrunns JAMES SMITH, Buoov Nsvsonu, BILLY DAVIS BACK ROW READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT BILLY McCucH, FINIS NAnce. FLovo Savven, Euceus Bunnvs, Boeav WIEGMAII Jncx Cneex T..- ,., Twl ng ' ' 2 A 'N-W MQ5. 'C QAT, h',,,., A , 3. . N ,, K 4 , RQ A a . , f-iff ' K I, . -I 'MI . I 4 f .. V ff if I ' Iv' I 4 L , . v I V' A f. K I ly X A - I .h ' 4 'N 7 Q' 7 . Y . . , . - 9 I I o o I O I I --L if nfqvb QNX FIRST GRADE BACK ROW READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT JAMES ALFRED Ksv, C L BRALYa VERA MAE McAuALLv, MURL 'RIGHTQ MARGIE NELL Dovsa, LAVERN Bowen, SUE Sxnunsn, Mlss TAYLOR MIDDLE ROW READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT MARTHA RAY CLEMENTS Juuuv DAVIS FAE ALLEN. MORRIS KIRBYQ GEORGE PAYNEQ CARR oLL BEODINGFIELDQ NILA ALLEN FRONT ROW READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT Juuuon Moonzv BLAucnE MAE TIPTONs JESSIE WIEGMANn PATSY JEAN PHlLLIPSxBILLY FhAnx BICKERSTAFF, SAMUEL LANGLEY Lipf ' . if 'Q 7 E V ' 1 . . 3, I , , - A X 8 r 5 , ,A . LA . 4 ' '. ' Q 2 ' ' I T 'QlLi'T'.i A N' f I 'E I Q r-X 39+ K ' ,E ,l 1 'I g 75 'l A' - ,' 154. 'Lt K I.. is ' f -1 4 Y , i A 5 .- 'QPJ xgn, IQh,N.A- ' ' ' 3 5 l Y, I ' :' K f E., I 5. I I , W . . Ns' 1 Pl . U 0 . : 9 , - C 3 1 O .. ,. Q V 'B 'R F SECOND AND THIRD GRADES FRONT ROW READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT EUGENE PINE, JAMES EDWARD PHILLIPS, GLYNN Bono, SUE HAUKI BILLY GENEIORRY, LYNN Bono, ROYCE LYNN WADE, DALE BOOTHE, RAY PHILLIPS SEATED READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT BERNICE DAvENPoRT, HAzEL ZANE HARRIS, LOUISE DAVIS, NELLIE WRIGHT, PEGGY RUTH STRIP LING, PANSY CARPENTER, MARY FRANCES STAIN8AcN, BILLY JoE TARRANTQ Don BOOTH, FOY CLYBURN STANDING READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT BILLIE GENE WEIGNAN, NINA LUCILE CLEMENTSIELEANOR SHUTTLESIORTHI CECIL CARPENTER, JAMES SANYER, MARTHA ANN CLYBURN, EMA LENE Pucu, M HUNLEYI SARAH BICKERSTAFFI PEccY SCRITCHFIELDI MARzEE LoNc BACK ROW READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT DORIS JEAN TAYLQR, SARAH BETH HUNLEY, LEONARD HAYES, JEANETTE BARNESnROYCE LYNN STRIPLING, BETTY SUE WAGENER, ARLIN HARRIS, RUBY ALLEN, NELLE TILLERY MISSING FROM THE PICTURE ARE BETTY JOYCE WILSONI HAROLD TRAcY CAVTHORN, BILLY GEORGE WILLIAMS, RICHARE SPRousE fi- 'R il V rn-Aw I .. D. 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FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES FRONT ROW READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT JAMES DYKES, CARL IVEY BILLY EARL CLIcx, CHARLES DONALD PHILLIPS, ALTUS PIKE, LUCIEN EARL HARRI JAMES FRANCIS BOND SECOND ROW READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT DOROTHY CLYBURN PRESTON STAINBAOK C A BARNES, IRA SMYRL, EDGAR MCMILLAN, JAMES OTRIPLING, NELL SANDRIDGE EARLINE SMITH, BONNEY lvEY THIRD ROW READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT MRS CASWELLI LAWRENCE LEDFORDI REMONA LEE BOREN, MAXINE LANGLEYI MACLE IvEY DORIS PHILLIPS, JAMES WILBUR WAGNER BILLY STAMPER PAuL RODDY MAR THA JANE KEY BACK ROW READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT DONALD PUGH LEROY KIRKPATRICK, J W KEY, Boaav RENFRO, ROY PAYNE, ROYSE RAY, WINNIE LOU MILLERI BILLIE MACK MCCASSLIN, BILLIE JOYCE MYERS Jo LYNN JOWELL ABSENT FROM PICTURE DOROTHY ANN BARDWELL HAROLD LEE HuNLEY BOBBY WAYNE PHILLIPS, ALFRED CARPENTER, ESTON JTAINBACK JONIOR LEDFORD, FRANKIE JEAN SNOW, JOHN PAUL SMYRL RowAN RAY W E WILLIAMS BILLIE SUE HORTON, DILMAS ALLEN . ' , E ir A A 'ff A . ... , g ' .5 - J Ei 'IQ .fl 6 4 a 61 1 z L. 5 . 1 . J J L 1.5, I-f 2, ,, R I a - I S, . 3 I 1 3 A 0 - , I . U O 1 Q 9 1 O . - I 0 O - 1 O . - a 1 A 9 I I n A . , O S I XTH GRADE FRONT ROW READING FRW LEFT TO RIGHT WANDA CLYBURN, MAx DAvIs. NQRMA Lou KELLY. PAUL Bunnls. VI I MILLER. R B Puencs MIDDLE ROW READING FRWI LEFT T0 RIGHT Ruav P+m.LIns. Donoruv Lee Dvxss. BILLIE Jo SMYRL RALPH Bnowu. Mes GRIFFITH BACK ROW READING FRCM LEFT T0 RIGHT. Tnonus I-IuNLev. L. C. Pucn. JAMES SMYRLI L. B. Pune. Dons RAY Snow. J. D. KIRKPATRICK. ABSENT, C. III. BOREN 1.7 4, .4 , V ' vp' . - .5 QIQAW- . Q' vw... 1 f'v'G'I ' M - A. ff ' --Im' 1 ,. P ,A T-,-- - ru , 1 f' 'W - , A , I .., . . - . 4 s ,. ,Mfg igmv. , 'X I ,I 5 I , L ' D xi .- Y 'I' -121 I A A X I ,, V L' A Q. 19 I - -iff L R 7 ' ' 5 fr ' f -1 , fl I U , .I L I 5 I . I, ' V i 1 57 N L ' 5 ,, . . U O O U I . . O g o I ' l SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW READING FRN LEFI' T0 RIGHT wmv ALICE HARRIS, Ozu: MAE Buss. GRACE Mvzas, Jeausrrs Mmsmnuu Cursunn. DI-:LMA NADINE CLYBURN, CYNTHIA ELIZABETH Goorzn MIDDLE ROW READING I-'RCM LEFI' T0 RIGI-rf: James Rosen? LEDFORDa RUTH VERUELLE Bolo. HAZEL MARGARET lvsv. EVA MERLE Rasco, BILLY Joe Lone. BACK ROW READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT: Leomxno Sulvn, GLENN PHILLIPS, KENNETH Eowuw SMYRLI I-Isunv Rav Davls, Aunev BURL Owens, JAMES WALKER MCINALLY, Auensv Jacx MORMAN. SOCIAL EVENTS THE SCHOOL YEAR OF I94O-4I WAS OFFIGIALLY OPENED AT UE HOME OF MR AND MRSQ GEORGE CRAVEY EARLY IN SEPTEMBER. A DELIGHT FULLY ARRANGED LAWN PARTY WAS GIvEN THE TEACHERS AND TMBTEES OF BULLARU INDEPENDENT DCHOOL AFTER EVERYONE HAD MET OUR NEW SUPERINTENDENT AND HIS WIFE, RENEWED OLD ACQUAINTANCES, AND cos SIPFD A WHILE, A SERIES OF GAMES WAS ENJOYED av ALL UELIGHTFUL REFRESHMENTS WERE SERvED, THEN THE GROUP WAS GIVEN THE PRIVILEGE OF ADMIRING THE HOME OF OUR HOST AND HOSTESS WHICH HAD BEEN RECENTLY REMODELED THE NEXT EVENT ON THE SOCIAL CALENDER OF THIS SCHOOL YEAR WAS MOST SUCCESSFUL IN SEVERAL YEARS FROM EVERY VIEWPOINT THE PTA ITS SPONSORS, REALIZED MORE MONEY THAN IN ANY OTHER EvENT HELD IN RECENT YEARS9 MORE PEOPLE ATTENDEDI AND MORE REAL FUN wAS HAD BY ALL PRESENT THE GYMNASIUM WAS BEAUTIFULLY DECORATEDQ BROTHER EScOE'S APPLE aOeaING TUBS WERE A GREAT SOURCE OF AMUSEMENT AS WELL AS SOAKINGSA THE BINGO STAND WAS A GREAT SUCCESS, THE FISH POND FURNISHED ITS SHARE OF SURPRISES, THE SNAKE DEN WAS COMPLETE, THE FLOOR SHOW WAS EXCELLENT' THE FORTUNE TELLING BOOTH WAS POP ULAR, THE COUNTRY STORE WAS BIGGER AND BETTER THAN USUALQ THE LUNCH STAND FURNISHED DELICIOUS EATSQOUR NEW SUPERINTENDENT PRov ED HIMSELF THE BEST HOG CALLER IN THE CROWD, AND MANY OTHER FORMS OF ENTERTAINMENT WERE THOROUGHLY ENJOYED BY THE CROWD THE FINAL EVENT OF THE EVENING wAS THE CROWNING OF MISS EVELYN STEWART AS QUEEN OF HALLOWE'EN BY 'KING GRADY OF THE HOUSE OF RAY W THE APPROPRIATE FANFARES WERE PLAYED BY DARRELL BEARD AND JOHN WHITSON ROARK AND EACH PRINCE AND PRINCESS WAS ANNOUNCED av JOHN LOFTIN ON NOVEMBER I i940 ALL OF THE SAOIES AND LITTLE ABNERS IN THE SENIOR CLASS AND A FEW FRIENDS WERE ENTERTAINED WITH A SADIE HAWKINS PARTY IN THE HOME OF MARY EVELYN DAVIS MANY GAMES WERE PLAYED AND THE SADIES HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF CHASING THE LITTLE ABNERS EVERYONE HAD A NICE TIME AND ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO MORE SUGH PARTIES IN THE FUTURE. THE SENIORSI JUNIORSI AND FACULTY ENJOYED A CHRISTMAS PARTY ON DECEMBER 20, i940 IN THE GYMNASIUM- THE CHRISTMAS MOTIF WAS CARRIED OUT IN THE DECORATION OF THE GYMNASIUM MANY GAMES WERE PLAYED AND EVERYONE REcEIvEO A GIFT FROM THE CHRISTMAS TREE WHICH cLIMAxED THE EvENING'S ENTERTAINMENT THE ANNUAL HALLOwE'EN CARNIVAL- THE I94O CARNIVAL wAs BULLARDS 9 D i I SOCIAL EVENTS ICO NTINUEDI THE SENIOR CLASS AND A FEW FRIENDS WERE ENTERTAINED WITH A NEW YEARS PARTY AT THE HOME OF HELEN PIKE WHILE AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YEAR MANY GAMES WERE EN JOYED OELIGHTFUL REFRESHMENTS WERE SERVED BY MRS PIKE, OUR HOME ROOM MOTHER ON THE NIGHT OF FEBRUARY 28 I I MANY PEOPLE WEE ENTERTAINED av THE MUSIC OF THE I8 9'ERS COFFEE GROUP BINGO AND CAKE WALKING WERE ALSO ENJOYED EVERYONE WHO PLAYED BINGO AND WON, RECEIVED A PACKAGE OF COFFEE OOURSE, THE CALK WALK WAS A vERY ACTIvE PART OF THE PROGRAM FIFTEEN CAKES, WHICH WERE MADE BY THE HOME MAKING GIRLS, WERE GIvEN AWAY MARCH THE ELEVENTH, BULLARD SCHOOL SROADCASTED OvER ALSO A MEMBER OF THE SPEECH CLASS,WAS MASTER OF CEREMONIES THE ONES WHO WERE ON THE PROGRAM WERE A GROUP OF FIRST CRADERS WHO SANC 'BILLY BOYH DIRECTED BY MISS MARIE TAYLOR, ROYCE AND ROWAN RAY WHO PLAYED 'POP GOES THE UEASEL' ON THE VIOLIN AND GUITAR, HARRY LOYD WILKINSON MADE A SPEECH ON DEMOCRACY , THOMAS PHILLIPS SANG I GIVE You MY WORD' AC COMPANIED ev HIS SISTER, FRANCIS PHILLIPS, AT THE PIANO J D KIRKPATRICK, DOROTHY ANN BARDWELLI JAMES 'AGNER, AND NORMA LOU KELLY SANG 'BLUE BONNE TIME', ACCOMPANIEDBY MISS MARIE TAYLOR AT THE PIANO THE CHORAL CLUB, WHICH CONSISTED OF TWENTY FIvE GIRLS DIRECTED BY MRS. WARD, SANG 'HANGING OUT THE CLOTHES' AND AMERICA 0 JOHN UHITSON ROARK AND DARRELL BEARD PLAYED A TRUMPET DUET THE FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD YEAR HOMEMAKING CLASSES HAD A PARTY FRIDAY EvENING, MARCH I4, l94l THE SECOND AND THIRD YEAR GIRLS INITIATEO THE FIRST YEAR GIRLS MANY GAMES WERE PLAYED AND THEN REFRESHMENTS WERE SERVED E O , CF STATION KGKB IN TYLERQ TEXASQ TILLMAN COLE, A JUNIOR AN? n H . vv - 6 K v . . rr' 'T' K illo- BULLARD BAND KNEELING READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT MR WARD, M R Su , FLoYo SAWYER, BILLY McCucN, BILLY DAVIS SEATED READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT GLENN PHILLIPS, JAMES WILBUR WAGNER, AUBREY BURL OWENS, R B PIERCE, NOLLIE Jo GRIFFIN HELEN PIKE STANDING READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT BELLE BURKE, NoRuA TAYLOR, EUGENE BURRISI BILLY EARL CLICK MARY EVELYN DAVIS, JOHN NHITSON ROARK, DARRELL BEARD, Boaav SHUTTLESIORTH HELEN RAE Bono, MARADELL HAux, JENNETTE BARNS, MARY 54.En CoNN ,gl I 3 q'i JJ it i, Qi Jxj W I x ' F A I ia: -14, - 'J in gi' QJE 2 A ,iL AGMID r s xf I In W PI I I ,W 'I' f 'wg 'I K . . 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Finns NANCET FLovo SAUVER, JOHN Lorrln, Buoov Newaunn, E M STRIPLING THIRD ROW READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT MR Gneeu. LEou BURTON, BuLLv McCucn, Tou Coowen, J E Biscoe, JAues Sulru, BlLLv Mooov. J M TAvLon, CHAPTER Sweerneanr WILLIE JeweL NeeLev TOP ROW READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT Auenev BURRISQ CecnL lescnAn. Lvnu Bunce. FnAux SrnlrLluc, Knv Bunxe, Joe Bos SUYRLv Jncx Cueex I Z - J -5- 0 , N ILE P.. 4 I ur ., 4' , . ,Q . -A - f l , V U' n n C o 9 V I 0 c 0 o I O O I C O I Q o o V Y BULLARD PANTHERS FRONT ROW READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT FRANK STRIPLING, E M STRIPLING, TILMAN Col.:-: STANDING READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Gruov WW. Tom Goorsn, JERRY Biscoe, Jorm LoFTlN,CoAcH SMITH MISSING FROM THIS PICTURE ROERTCOLEMAN, TRAVIS SHIPP. JUNIOR wlucsnson f. ' A I F' WI A Q iii , Q W - . 'I - Q , W I r X 1 Q-Q . 1 .I I I , I I I If. , fi I O 0 O Q . O O THE BULLARD PANTHERS ENDED A MOST SU CEDSFUL SEASON BY LOS ING A HEARTBREAKING GAME TO THE TROUP TIGERS BY A ONE LONE POINT IN THE SEMI FINALS OF THE COUNTY MEET HELD THIS YEAR IN wHITEHOUSE'S NEW BELIEVE THAT HAD NOT THIS ONE POINT WOULD HAVE GONE FAR IN THE STATE PLAY THE ABOVE CONTENTION IS BORN OUT SOME or THE TER, TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL IH FINA S BYMNASIUM ELIMINATED OUR OFF MARGIN OF WHICH WAS SINCERELY BOYS THEY BYA GLANPE AT THE SCHEDULE PRINTED BELOW IT WILL BE NDTED THAT BULLARD PLAYED AGAWST TDUGHEST COMPETITION AST TEXAS, AND FOR THATMAT A WHOLE HAD TO OFFER BULLARD WAS THEDNLY TEAM T0 DEEEAT THE VAN VANOALS UNTIL THEY REAcHED IN THE FINALS IN THE RE IONAL MEET IF ONE DOUBTS ThE LOSSES AND WINS OF THIS TEAM ONE WILL FIND THIRTY GAMES ON Ht WIN SIDE OF IHE LEOCER AGAINST EIGHT LOSSES S AI ADMIRABLE RECORD FCR ANY TEAM ESPEC ALLY WHEN ONE OFTHOSE LOSSES WAS TO A PROFESSIONAL TEAM AND ANOTHER TO A GROUP PLAY IND INEL GIBLE MEN WHO WERE RULED SO BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE TOURNAMENT IN WHICH BULLARD WAS COMPETING BULLARO'S PANTHERS ADDED THREE TROPHIES TO THEIR COLLECTION BY WINNING THE GALATIN, HUNTSVILLE, AND JACKSONVILLE TOURNA MENTS MR SMITH AND HIS aovs ARE TC BE DDNLRATULATEDDN THEIR s OWING IN IC O 4l CUSHING TROUP QUITMAN LINOALE TROUP MINDEN uALLATIN JAOKSONVILLE LAPOYNOR MT ENTERPRISE QUITMAN WHITEHOUSE LINDALE TRDUP LOVELADY BARBERS HILL ALBA MAYDELLE SCORE BULLARD SCORE BULLARO VAN GOLDEN WINONA WHITEHDDSE DRDS ROADS VAYDE RUSK SLOLUM P N ENTERPRISE LAPOYNOP LINOALE M NDEN MADISDIIILLE LEONA TYLER DDLDEN SUMMERFI LD I4 ' ' I WE A5 A Q 5 . T E L ' G ' A f T ' ' T E ' D . THI IS H j4 ' D 2I 25 27 50 27 2 - II 25 SI 2 - A I6 27 ' I5 I7 ' 'E ' 0 2I 55 2I 29 Rf -Y 27 29 ILLINDIS SIIIEDES 28 22 ALDA 22 2 I9 20 .H 1.62 I9 I 2 2I 4I 4 2I 31 - Z7 28 I - . 6 SI 24 22 SLDDDI I2 2I . 50 52 MY. -- P 34 26 50 55 ' A -' - 24 50 ' I5 25 .'7 ' I2 27 25 50 I ' 24 57 . Id I7 A I I2 28 - 9 20 - 6 I9 I5 5I I 29 55 22 I9 A 20 57 29 ' A 2 I7 50 BULLARD PANTHERETTS FRONT ROW READING FROM LEFT TD RIGHT OPAL CLVBURNI WILLIE JEWEL NEELEYQ IARY EVELYN DAVIS, MARY. ELIZEBETH PIKE, GERALDINE STEPHENS BACK ROW READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT MARY CATHERINE ROPERp LUGILLE NEELEY9 EVELYN STEWART, HELEN BLOW, COACH RAINEY, Boeev SHUTTLESUORTHa LILLIEMAE PAYNE . ' n. A 5 , x I Q, 4 I i . I - .. I A F 4 A o I ll f ' a I , s O THE BULLARD PANTHERETTES STARTED THE SEAsoN WITH ONLY ONE EXPERIENCED MEMBER BACK ERDM THE TEAM THAT so NOBLY REPRESENTED THE SCHOOL THE PREVIOUS YEAR MARY CATHERINE ROPER BEING THE ONLY PANTHERETTE wHo RECEIVED ANY APPRECIABLE EXPERIENCE THE YEAR BEFORE BUT EUREKA cAME TO THE RESCUE IN EULL FORCE AND IT LOOKED AS IF BULLARD WOULD AGAIN, AS IS HER CUSTOM, PRESENT A GIRLS TEAM THAT wAS ToucH TO CONQUER BUT WE HAD NDT COUNTED ON THE LovE BUG RUNNING RAMPANT IN THE COMMUNITY JEWELL STEPHENS AND FAUSTINE SHIPPQ TWO or BULLARDS THREE EXPERIENCED FORWARDS, FELL VICTIM TO THE POTENT BUG MENTIDNED ABovE THIS LEFT LUCILLE NEELEY ALONE TO CARRY ON IN THE POINT MAKING DEPARTMENT AN OS WAS SENT oUT AND LILLIE MAE PAYNE AND HELEN BLow CAME TO THE RESCUE or ouR SCORING DEPARTMENT AND, THOUGH WE KNOW THAT IT TAKES SEASONS AND NOT WEEKS TO NANE A SCORING COMBINATION THESE TWO TOGETHER WITH LUCILLE GAVE THE oPPoS ITIoN PLENTY or TROUBLE AS WILL BE SHOWN BY THE ScoRE TABLE GIVEN BELOW THE ScoRE or GAMES PLAYED AT THE JACKSONVILLE AND THE MALAKOFF TOURNAMENTS IS NUT AVAILABLE IT WILL BE REMEMBERED THAT THE GIRLS LOST OUT IN THE SECOND ROUND or THE HALAKOFF TOURNAMENT TO CROSSROADSA THE TEAM THAT WON THE TOURNAMENT AT JACKSONVILLE OUR GIRLS LOST OUT IN THE FINALS T0 MIXON COACH RAINEY CAN WELL BE PRouD or HIS TEAMS SHOWING CONSIDER ING THE HANDICAPS UNDER WHICH THEY WORKED SCORE BULLARD SLOCUM Mlxon LAPoYNoR LAPOYNOR WHITEHOUSE WHITEHOUSE CROSSROADS NDDNDAY CROSSROAOS SLOCUM 5 S 6 29 I4 I3 MIXON 26 2I 26 21 22 26 ' ll 37 I4 24 47 27 23 24 IO ll o SI w. NSW' 'aug' BULLARD TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT .1INIoRWII.xINsoII, TRAVIS SHIPPQ LYNN BURKE, JAMES SMITH BACK RMI READING FRON LEFT TO RIGHT CoAcH IALRER, GRADY RAY, Ton CooPER. HARRY Lovo WILKINSON, JOHN DFTIN I E BIscoE, AUBREY BURRIS, STRIPLING THE SMITH Co. TRACK MEET wAs HELD AT CARSLILE ON THEIR CINDER TRACK THE aovs wHo WERE INCLUDED IN THE 'SURPRISE PAm+ AGE' FROM BULLARD WERE JERRY BISCOET LYNN BURKQ JAMES SMITH, JoHN DAVIS, JOHN LOFTIN, TILLMAN COLE, TRAVI IHIRPT STRIPLING, GRADY RAY, RAY MCCUGHg JR WILKERSON BULLARD wAs NOT cLAssEo AS ONE or THE FAVORITES or THE couNTY MEET BUT WAS LEADING BY 21 POINTS WITH TWO EVENTS LEFT THE FINAL OUT COME GAVE THE FANTHERS THIRD PLACE JERRY BIscoE IAS sEcoNo HIGH SCORER or THE MEET WITH IEE' POINTS THE HIGH ScoRER HAV ING ? 3X4 POINTS- A COUNTY MEET RECORD wAs SET BY BULLARD IN THE SPRINT RELAY. v 1. b 1--L ' , , I f I F gi 0 1 . -Q ' is-F' A V ' 5 4 . EMA' . ' , - - A , '. , E S . . 4 K I . 2 W ' Q I , - I Q Q I - J . X rf.. N ,, , L. f I R W A ' L K YE QJT' . . N S I ' TVN ' , '- 'fl l ! T , MX 1 ix v E I' X-Y'-it - N A - K ' A I ,, 2 2' L 1 L0 I Ji.. I O , E T .E. M. X 0 li O 2' ' v - . 0 - U COUNTY MEET LITERARY EV NTS HIGH SCHOOL SPELLING LOIS CHEER AND BERNICE HARRIS FIRST, TYPING BERNICE AND SARAH HM S FOURTH, SR UECLAMATION DARRELL BEARD THIRD, R. DECLAMATION FLOYD SAWYER SECOND, JARD SCHOOL DE CLAMATION J D KIRKPATRICK SECOND, READY WRITING, LOIS CHEEK SECOND, NADINE CLYBURN FIRST, IARD SCHOOL SPELLING 6 AND 7 NADINE CLYBURN AND GLENN PHILLIPS FOURTH, 4 AND 5 UORTHY ANN BARDWELL AND JAMES JILBUR JAGNER THIRD. THIRD IN IO0, AND ANCHOR MAN ON THE SPRINT RELAY. JOHN LOFTIN FIRST IN THE 880 THIRD IN 440, FOURTH IN BROAD JUMPO ILKINSON SECOND IN DISCUS, FOURTH IN 100, AND No 3 MAN ON THE SPRINT RELAY, GRADY RAY SECOND IN POLE VAULT JAMES SMITH THIRD IN HIGH JUMP AND FOURTH IN HIGH HUR OLES LYNN BURKE FOURTH IN 440 TILMAN COLE No L MAN IN THE SPRINT RELAY E H STRIPLING NO, 2 MAN IN THE SPRINT RELAY JOHN DAVIS THIRD IN 890 DISTRICT VEET THE NINE MEN QUALIFYING FOR THE mS mT MEET9 ATTENDED THE MEET AT TYLER ON APRIL 5 BULLARD WAS FIFTH IN THE DISTRICT MEET WITH IO POINTS. JERRY 3lSCOE WON SECOND IN THE IOO YD DASH AND FIRST IN THE 220 YD DASH THE SPRINT RELAY woN THIRD PLACE J E SISCOE WAS THIRD HIGH SCORER OF THE DISTRICT MEET WITH POINTS AT THE TIME OF THIS ARTICLE THE PANTHERS ARE PREPARING FOR THE REGIONAL MEET AT LONGVIEW ON APRIL THE l9THAND FIVE MEN WILL MAKE THE STATE CLASS B MEET AT DENTON ON MAY 2ND AND BRD THE ENCOURAGING FEATURE OF THE TRACK TEAM IS THAT ONLY TWO FACES WILL BE MISSING WHEN THE i942 ROLL CALL I8 MADE 0 0 : O J 3 I . , 4 H TRACK EVENTS! J. E, BISCOE FIRST IN 220 AND POLEVAULT, 9 JRE W . 0 I 0 0 0 Q O I BASKETBALL THE BULLARO PANTHERS or i950 40 WERE AS FOLLOWS FORWARDS H P TERRELL, JERRY BISGOE, LAUDE STANLEY, HEAVY BREWSTER, WILBUR TOMLIN, FRANK STRIPLING, ENTERS CECIL GEE, AND JAMES SMITH, GUARDS GRADY RAY, E M STRIPLINGA LEONARD BURNS, AND JOHN LOPTIN SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS or THE SEASON WERE FEATED GARRISON FOR THE CONSOLATION HONORS IN THE RUSH TOURNA MENTI DEEEATEO THE 0zARx HILLBILLIESI AN ALL GIRL TEAM, FROM MISSOURI BY A SGORE or 24 I4 IN THE GOUNTY TOURNAMENT THE PANTHERS UPSET THE HIGHLY EAYORED TROUP TIGERS BY A SCORE or 25 20, BUT FOUND THEMSELVES TR ILING BY 5 POINTS IN THE HARD FOUGHT GAME WITH THE ARP FOR TWO OONSEGUTIYE YEARS COACH LEONARD SMlTH'S PANTHERS HAVE BEEN RUNNERS UP EOR THE SMITH COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP, AND THEY ARE SEEKING 'SWEET REYENGE' EOR l94O-4l THE JUNIOR BOYS TEAM OF l959 40 WAS GOMPOSED or THE FOLLOW ING PLAYERS TRAVIS SHIPPA JUNIOR wILKENSONy HARRY LLOYD WILKENSON, LYNN BURNE, BOBBY CLARK, J T LEE, TILMAN COLE, L G HUNLEYQ INGRAM WALKER, RAY MCCUGHA JOHN WHITSON ROARKn DOIS COOK, AND PAUL BOREN THESE BOYS WERE DEFEATED BY ARP IN THE EINALS OF THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT BUT WON A LARGE MAJORITY OF THEIR GAMES DURING THE YEAR or I959 AND i940 THE PANTHERETTES OF BULLARD WERE FORWARDS MAxINE SMYRL, CAPTAIN, NAXINE CURRY, GO CAPTAIN, AND PAULINE GRIFFIN GUARDS MARY LYNN CHEEKI DOROTHY SWEARINGEN, AND NORENE COOK, THE SUBSTITUTES WERE MARY CATHERINE ROPER, REBA RAE ROBBINS, LILLIE MAE PAYNEn BETTY WALKER, KATHLEEN HORTON, MARY EVELYN DAVIS, AND EYELYN STEWART DURING THE YEAR THE TEAM woN TOURNAMENTS AT MALAKOPP, RUSH, AND BULLARD WHERE THEY WON BEAUTIFUL TROPHIES TROPHIES WERE ALSO AWAROED T0 THE PANTHERETTES FOR WINNING COUNTY MEET AT ARP AND DISTRICT MEET IN THEIR OWN HOME GYMNASIUM AT THE STATE MEET IN WACO, THESE GIRLS WON THE FIRST PLACE OONSOLATION TROPHY,THE LARGEST TROPHY THAT HAD BEEN WON DURING THEIR EVENT FUL AND OUTSTANDING YEAR, AND ALL THE PLAYERS RECEIVED GOLD BASKETBALLS KATHLEEN HORTON WON A LOVING cUP EOR BEING THE MOST BEAUTIFUL REDHEAD AT THE TOURNAMENT J- 2 I . . C A , C I ' I Q G A , : DE' A - TIGERS FOR THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. 0 O O 0 TRACK BECAUSE OF THE LACK OF EQUIPMENT, THE PANTHER'S CINDER TEAM DID NOT HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY T0 DEVELOP T0 MAXIMUM STRENGTH IN THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT THE PANTHERS COMPETED WITH CLASS A SCHOOLS EVEN AGAINST THOSE ODDS THE FOLLOWING BOYS WERE ABLE TO TAKE THESE HONORS JERRY BISCOEI FIRST IN THE 220 XARD OASH, SECOND .N THE IOO YARD DASH, AND SECOND IN THE POLE vAULT JOHN D VIS, F RST IN THE HALF M RALPH KELLY, FOURTH IN THE MILE TENNIS OUR SCHOOL wAS ABLY REPRESENTED IN THE SENIOR GIRLS DOUBLES EvENT AT THE COUNTY MEET BY MARY LYNN CHEEK AND PAULINE GRIFFIN THIS TEAM WON SECOND PLACE KATHLEEN HORTON REPRESENT E0 THE SCHOOL IN SENIOR GIRLS SINGLES OUR SENIOR BOYS DOUBLES TEAM wAS GRADY RAY AND RALPH KELLY WHILE FRANK DTRIPLING PLAYED IN THE SENIOR BOYS SINGLES EVENT THE JUNIOR BOYS DOUBLES TEAM WAS JUNIOR WILKENSON AND J T LEE WHILE PAUL BOREN COMPETED THE JUNIOR BOYS SINGLES PLAY SOFTBALL THE HIGH SCHOOL WAS REPRESENTED AT THE COUNTY MEET KENNETH TUTT, DOIS COOK, JUNIOR wlLKENSON,PAUL BOREN, LYNN BURK, TILMAN COLE, BOBBY CLARK, J T LEE, AND JOHN WHITSON ROARK ARP DEFEATED THIS TEAM TO WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIP A SENIOR BOYS TEAM COMPOSEO OF E M STRIPLINGI GRADY RAY, JAMES SMITH, HARRY LLOYD WILKENSONI CLAUDE STANLEY, LYNN BURK, JUNIOR WILKENSON, JOHN LOFTIN, CECIL WIGMAN, FRANK STRIPLINGI AND CLAYTUS KEETON WENT T0 JACKSONVILLE AND WERE DEFEATED, AFTER WINNING TWO GAMES9 BY JACKSONVILLE IN THE SEMI FINALS OF THEIR ANNUAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TOURNAMENT MARY ELIZABETH PIKE, OZIE MAE BUIE, KATHLEEN BURK, CHRISTINE E LIS BOBBIE SHUTTLESWORTH, FRANCES PHILLIPS, MARGARET IVEY, CYNTHIA COOPER, MELL BOND, MARY ALICE HARRIS, AND LOTTIE IvEY WERE MEMBERS OF OUR D940 GRAMMAR GRADE GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM THE GRAMMAR JCHOOL BOYS TEAM DEFEATED WHITEHOUSE THE BEST TWO OUT OF THREE GAMES IN THE PRELIMINARY ROUND OF THE COUNTY MEET BUT WERE DEFEATED BY ARP IN THE FINALS VOLUEYBALL MAxINE SMYRL, DOROTHY SWEARINGENI NORENE COOK, MARY LYNN CHEEK, MAXINE C RY, PAULINE GRIFFIN, AND MARY CATHERINE ROPER WERE OUR REPRESENTATIVES AT THE COUNTY MEET AT ARP IN vOLLEY BALL A I ILE, - . . 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