Bullard High School - Panther Yearbook (Bullard, TX)

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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

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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