Bullard High School - Panther Yearbook (Bullard, TX)

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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 . .