Clarksville High School - Tiger Claw Yearbook (Clarksville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

1960 Tiger Claw Volume 24 Published by CLARKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF Our Alma Mater . . . All Hail, Alma Mater, Thou Queen of all the rest. In all our fond memories Thy name we love the best And as we walk the path of life Or sail the storm tossed seas, Our beacon light shall ever be Our days of Clarksville High School. Contents Administration Classes Personalities Student Life Athletics Advertisements School Board Left to right: Dr. C. B. Reed. Dr. R. L. Edwards. Mr. C. N. Wolf. Mr. C. G. Walker, Mr. David Buzbee, Mr. Austin Guest, Mr. George Parks, and Superintendent R. L. Fambro. President------ Vice President Secretary - - ■ - - DR. C. B. REED MR. AUSTIN GUEST MR. DAVID BUZBEE MISS KATHERINE McMASTER Secretary Superintendent MR. R. L. FAMBRO MISS BRANSON English MR. KING Agriculture MRS. HETRICK Spanish - Latin P.E. Faculty MR. BURNS History MISS VAN DYKE English Librarian MRS. HOLSTER Dietitian MR. BARNETT Faculty MRS. LAWSON Math MR. TURNER Chemistry - Physics MR. MARESH Band MRS. FISHER Business MRS. SCOTT Home Economics MR. BURRIS Coach MISS MARABLE Speech - Choral Classes Seniors Class Officers President Vice President Treasurer Secretary EDDIE PRYOR PEGGY HUGHSTON DONALD CHESSHIR FRED FISHER SONNY ALSUP Senior Dramatics Choral Club 59-60 FFA 55-57 President FFA 59-60 Junior Rotarian MARY ANN BYNUM Choral Club 59-60 Science Club 57-59 Secretary Senior Dramatics Secretary Latin Club 58-59 FHA Song Leader 58-59 ANTHONY ATHAS Basketball 57-60 Baseball 56-59 Vice President Key Club 59-60 Junior Rotarian Treasurer C Club 59-60 DONALD CHESSHIR Co-Captain Basketball 59-60 Football 58-60 Basketball 58-60 Vice President Junior Class Treasurer Senior Class MICHAEL BOULWARE NELDA CHILDRESS FHA 56-59 District FHA Historian Student Librarian Choral Club 58 MAXINE CONERLY Editor Tiger Rag 59-60 Cheerleader 59-60 East Texas Day Queen Nominee Sophomore President 57-58 FHA Secretary 58-59 RANDY EMERY Basketball 57-60 Student Council 58-59 Key Club 58-60 Baseball 57-60 FRED FISHER Senior Class President Honor Society 58-59 Annual Staff Photographer Vice President Student Council Track 58-60 PATSY FLANAGAN Homecoming Queen 59-60 Most Beautiful 57-58 FHA District Officer 58-59 Secretary Choral Club 59-60 FTA 58-60 Latin Club 58-60 GEORGE GIDDENS Mr. CHS 58-59 Boys' State • Outstanding Athlete 58-59 Senior Most Handsome Vice President Student Council 59-60 Band 54-60 Football 58 Baseball 58-60 Junior Favorite SANDRA GRIFFIS President Spanish Club President Choral Club 59-60 Junior Best Citizen Homecoming Queen Nominee SHEILA GAMBLE Class Favorite 57-58 Cheerleader 59-60 Tiger Rag 59-60 President FHA 58-59 President FT A 59-60 CYNTHIA HALE Honor Society 57-59 58-59 FTA 59-60 All-State Band-Orchestra Band Student Conductor 58-60 Stage Band 58-60 Historian FTA 58 MAX HARDEE Freshman Favorite Baseball 58-60 Band 56-60 Junior Rotarian Senior Dramatics CLAYTON HARRIS Sophomore Favorite Football 58-60 Baseball 57 Choral Club 59-60 C Club 60 MARGARET HUGHSTON National Honor Society Band 56-60 KYLE HARVEY Senior Dramatics Choral Club 59-60 Youth Center Rep. 56-59 FFA 56-59 MARY ANN HUTCHISON Student Council Treasurer 58-60 Tiger Rag 58-60 - Latin Club 57-60 FT A 60 Student Librarian 60 JACK HERRINGTON FTA 58-60 President Student Council Latin Club 57-60 Football Tri-Captain Secretary Senior Class 1st in Mile Relay Team 59 Track 56-60 President Latin Club n CONNIE KAY Basketball Sweetheart 57-58 Secretary Student Council Honor Society 57-60 Annual Business Manager Secretary Junior Class PATSY PETTY Editor of Annual Miss CHS 58-59 Basketball Sweetheart Girls' State Head Majorette Football Tri-Captain President Senior Dramatics Football Honorable Mention All-District EDDIE PRYOR Freshman Most Handsome Class Officer 56-57,59-60 Football 57-58,59-60 Senior Dramatics Choral Club GILBERT MABRY ABIGAIL ROACH Most Beautiful 58-59 Alternate Majorette Youth Center Rep. 57-60 Science Club Officer FTA 59-60 KYLE RUSSELL Baseball 57-59 Basketball 58-60 Latin Club Reporter Key Club President C Club Secretary WAYNE SHEPPARD Sophomore Class Secretary Football 57 Tennis 58 Junior Rotarian Senior Dramatics HENRY SAYRES Senior Dramatics Junior Rotarian Track 56-57 Choral Club 58-60 BRENDA SMITH Senior Dramatics Band 57-60 President Sophomore Class Student Council 56-57 Choral Club 59-60 HELEN SCHULTZ Class Officer 56-59 Sophomore Best Citizen Junior, Senior Favorite Tiger Rag Editor 58-59 President Spanish Club 59-60 JAN SMITH Homecoming Queen Nominee 56 Youth Center Rep. 56-57 Freshman Vice President Student Librarian Sophomore President LINDA STANLEY FTA 59-60 LINDA TERRY Cheerleader 59-60 Most Beautiful 59-60 FHA Treasurer 58-59 Choral Club 58-60 Student Librarian 59-60 TEMPIE TAYLOR Spanish Club 58-59 FT A 58-60 Student Librarian 58-59 WADE TAYLOR GENE TOWNES Football 56-58 Secretary FFA 56-57 Vice President FFA 58-59 Vice President Senior Dramatics Junior Rotarian Senior Dramatics Choral Club Junior Rotarian Junior Most Handsome Freshman Dramatics GAIL WITMER All-Region Band 58-60 Sophomore Vice President FHA Vice President 58-59 Assistant Editor Tiger Rag 59-60 Science Fair Award 58-59 Juniors Junior Favorites NORMA CRAWFORD ERNEST WITMER Class Officers President - DICKIE GRANT Vice President.................BETTY McDONOUGH Secretary - --....................RUTHANN STOREY Treasurer....................................JOHNNY GULLION JACK ARNOLD GEORGE BELCHER JAMES FLOWERS NORMAN GARMON SHARON GOLEY BARBARA GIDDENS LORETTA GREENHAW KATHERYN HODGSON WAYNE HOLDER LINNY HUBBARD BILL HUTCHISON DIANE JOHNSON SANDRA KELLY CHERRIS KNIGHT betty mcdonough DON NICHOLAS MAYFORD NOWELL CORA O NEAL J. E. POLLOCK ROBERT POPP LA VON RAMSEY DONNA SKAGGS NANCY SLATON PAT TOSH ROLLINS TURNER BETTY VARLEY Sophomores Class Officers President..................GINNIE REE TUCKER Vice President ------- - GENE PAUL SKAGGS Secretary - -- -- -- -- -- MARY ALICE ROSE Treasurer......................JESSE HOLSTER Annette Aubrey Brenda Babb Linda Conway Mike Colbert Donald Crouch Mary Dillow Eva Nell Dotson Bruce Duncan Johnny Edwards Arlan Ensor Don Eudy Jerry Goode Bobby Gooding Sharron Griffis Larry Hamilton James Hastings Sheridan Herrington Edwinna Holiman Jesse Holster Jennell Humphrey Anita Moore Charles McLendon Mary Jo Owens Gene Paul Skaggs Donna Skidmore Gene Smith Smoky Stiles Fred Taylor Ginnie Ree Tucker Lynn Warthan Allen Wells Chessley Wilburn Freshmen Class Officers President--------------------------- . CHUBBY REEP Secretary............................CHERYL CASE Treasurer-------------------------JEAN HUBBARD Vice President-----------------------JANE GAYLOR (absent) Peggy Babb Duane Ballew Danny Bartley Cynthia Bates Larry Beers James Bills James Bishop Byron Black Sharon Boss Bob Bowden Patricia Bridges Mary Burns Sharon Bu rrow Carol Butler Cheryl Case John Compton C. A. Crawford Tommy Daniels R. C. Davis Johnny Drew Vera Ethridge Don Fisher Robert Foster Carolyn Fryar Lillian Ann Fuller Jane Gayler Aubrey Gist Loretta Guinn Freddy Hall Linda Harvey Rita Harvey Ray Hastings G. A. Hines Johnny Holley Jean Hubbard Ola Mae Jackson Barbara Jarrett David Joyner Ann Martin Dale Martin Ellis Martin Jeffrey Martin Jerry Martin Steve Marx Mike McCollum Floyd McGuire Ronnie McLeod Nelda Mills Bruce Mitchell Eddie Nations Dickie Nichols Theresa Nicholas Linda Nowell Sharia Petty Dixie Phillips Chubby Reep Dusty Rhodes Pamala Roberts Mike Russell P iline Russell Tony Russell Carolyn Scott Jerry Sheppard Sue Shipp Dewayne Smiley Billy Smotherman Shelby Tackett Ray Tucker Vivian Tucker Joan Varley Sharilyn Varley Will Ed Wadley Tommy Walker Jimmy Westbrook Butch Whiteman Jim Whiteman Roy Wilburn Cathey Yaw Personalities Mr. and Miss C.H.S. F.H.A.Beau F.F.A. Sweetheart Homecoming Queen Patsy Flanagan The crowning of the 1959-60 Homecom- ing Queen was the outstanding event of the homecoming activities. The queen, whose identity was kept secret until the crowning, stepped forward as her name was called to be crowned by last year's queen, Doris Hall The queen was escorted by Wade Taylor. Nominees and Their Escorts Basketball Sweetheart Martha Lou Burks Most Beautiful Junior Lois Whitaker Most Handsome Junior Wayne Holder FRED FISHER President of the Senior Class Who Representatives to Girls' and Boys' State were Patsy Petty and George Giddens. respectively. Receiving special awards in different subjects were: Linny Hubbard - Spanish Cynthia Hale - Band Patsy Flanagan - Homemaking James Hastings - Vocational Agriculture Clea Miller, elected vice president of District VIII F. T. A., will serve for the 1960-61 year. The students below senior level main' taining an A average for the past school year were Kelly Ward, Donna Skidmore, Ginnie Ree Tucker, Peggy Hughston, and Cynthia Hale. Loretta Greenhaw, assisted by Martha Burks, is the Choral Club accompanist. I, , � Vv—' Cynthia Hale is presented a letter of com- mendation for a superior performance on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test by Mr. Parks. She also received rec- ognition as a runner-up in Texas for the National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Award. The Greenhand Chapter Con- ducting Team, consisting of Will Ed Wadley, Jerry Shep- pard, Freddy Hall. Johnny Drew, Ray Tucker, Roy Wil- burn. and R. C. Davis, won first place in the district and fifth place in the area. Winning first place in the dis- trict Greenhand Skills were Eddie Nations. Floyd McGuire, and John Compton. Representing C. H. S. in the All- State Orchestra were Kelly Ward, Rollins Turner, and Cynthia Hale. At the convention Kelly was chosen die Outstanding Brass Player by the American String Teachers Associa- tion. The editor of the school paper, the Ti- ger Rag, was Maxine Conerly. Heading die various sections of the yearbook were Patsy Petty, editor; Dickie Grant, sports editor; Fred Fisher, photographer; and Conned Kay, business manager. Who's Who George Giddens, receiver of the Outstanding Athlete Award last year, received honorable mention on the All-State Football Team this year. He was also the first athlete from C. H. S. to receive honorable mention on the All- America Football Team. Jack Herrington, George Giddens. Ernest Witmer, and Mike Colbert, four of the outstanding football players for die Tiger team, were named on the All-District Team. Receiving honorable mention on the All-District Team were Ronnie Varley, Marion Lowe. Clayton Harris, and Glyn Fryar. The seniors present a going away gift to Mr. Spen- cer. The sophomores line up for registration. Studei Miss Van Dyke looks puzzled as she helps Lawanda Shipp fill out her registration card. Six of the most beautiful football players lead a yell assisted by Coach Bar nett. fe Ernest Witmer exhibits his prize winning calf at the Ft. Worth Fatstock Show. School Booth at the Red River County Fair. Sonny Alsup and Ernest Witmer work diligently in die Ag Shop. The cheerleaders create enthusiasm at the first downtown pep rally. At our weekly pep rallies dif- ferent members of the Quarter- back Club presented Lineman and Back of the Week Awards. Football Sweetheart, Donna Skaggs, is presented with a box of roses by the tri-captains, George Giddens, Jack Herring- ton, and Marion Lowe. Three V.I. P. 's - Representative Wright Patman, Superinten- dent R. L. Fambro, and Senator Lyndon Johnson. The Choral Club performs for the Student Council Forum. The cheerleaders put on a skit called This is Your Life, Eddie Pryor 1 Mr. Warthan of the Quarterback Club presents Donald Chesshir his football picture. These sailors are in reality majorettes in a clever sailor routine. Toni Gauer, from Switzerland, entertains with folk songs and customs of his native country. Students in homemaking display the Christmas gifts they have made. Latin and Spanish Club's Christmas party. Members of the F.T. A. at the district convention in Kilgore. Bob Bowden and Loretta Guinn, representing the freshmen, and Jack Herr- ington and Max Hardee, representing the seniors, debate in assembly. The football boys, sweet- heart, and cheerleaders receive their long-awaited jackets. These cowboys look as if they mean busi ness as Kyle Harvey is being hanged. The cute little native girl is Bo Harris being pursued by Jack Herrington. Four Spanish boys participating in the tal- ent show were Bobby Gooding, Mike Col- bert, Ray Garza, and Larry Hamilton. Fred Fisher referees a corn husking contest. Sheriff, Eddie Pryor, kept law and order during Western Week. Linda Terry and Rossie Ward were pro- claimed Belle and Boss of Western Week. Senior band members and their guests are honored at the band banquet. Patsy, Sharia, and Janelle Petty provide entertainment during the program. Tiger Claw Editor.............................................................................PATSY PETTY Assistant Editors.............................DONNA SKAGGS and GINNIE REE TUCKER Business Manager .... CONNIE KAY Assistant Business Manager......................-.....................DONNA SKIDMORE Sports Editor............................................................DICKIE GRANT Photographer........................................................................FRED FISHER Assistant Photographer .............................................SMOKY STILES Sponsor................................................................MISS BRANSON The Tiger Claw, the annual publication of C. H. S., is a pictorial account of the year's activities in our high school. The annual staff spends many hours endeavoring to compile a yearbook that presents a true and memorable picture of school life. Tiger Rag Editor......................................................MAXINE CONERLY Assistant Editor--- - - — - -- -- -- -- — - -- — ... — GAIL WITMER Gossip...............................................................HELEN SCHULTZ Sports...............................................................NORMA CRAWFORD Activities.........................MARY ANN HUTCHISON and SHEILA GAMBLE Sponsor......................................................MISS VAN DYKE The purposes of the bi-monthly publication of C. H. S., the Tiger Rag, are to arouse interest in school activities, to report school activities, and to promote interest in jour- nalism. Student Council JACK HERRINGTON President GEORGE GIDDENS Vice President CONNIE KAY Secretary MARY ANN HUTCHISON Treasurer BACK ROW: Will Ed Wadley, Patsy Petty, Freddy Hall, Gail Witmer, Sheridan Herrington, Dickie Grant, Cynthia Bates, Brenda Babb, Ginnie Ree Tucker FRONT ROW: Thomas Fowler, Ruthann Storey, George Giddens, Jack Herrington, Connie Kay, Mary Ann Hutch- ison, J. E. Pollock • President------ Vice President Secretary - - Spanish Club - HELEN SCHULTZ Treasurer - - - - RAY GARZA Reporter ■ SUE CUNNINGHAM Sponsor - - LIN NY HUBBA-: SUE CUNNINGHA1 - - MRS. HETRIG Latin Club President — - Vice President Secretary - - - - KELLEY WARD • - MARTHA BURKS BARBARA GIDDENS Treasurer - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ROBERT POPP Reporter - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -CLEA MILLER Sponsor - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- MRS. HETRICK Student Librarians Student Librarians are from left to right: Mary Ann Bynum, Sue Cunningham, Glenda Kaiser, Linda Terry, Norma Crawford, Diane Johnson, Tempie Taylor, Patsy Flanagan, Cherris Knight, and Mary Hutchison. F.T.A. President.............................SHEILA GAMBLE Treasurer................................SANDRA KELLEY Vice President.........................DIANE JOHNSON Historian.................................KELLY WARD Secretary...........................NORMA CRAWFORD Sponsor...................................MRS. FISHER Future Farmers President — - Vice President Secretary - - ■ Treasurer - - ■ - - SONNY ALSUP ■ -ERNEST WITMER -JAMES HASTINGS NORMAN GARMON Reporter...............................BILLY JAMISON Sentinel............................ DONALD MABRY Sweetheart....................................MARTHA BURKS Advisor...............................MR. ROY KING Future Homemakers President------ Vice President Secretary - - • - - DONNA SKAGGS ----KITTY BATES THERESA NICHOLAS Treasurer Historian Reporter ■ ---SHARLA PETTY - - LAVON RAMSEY LORETTA GREENHAW Choral Club President-------- -SANDRA GRIFFIS Vice President ---------------------- DAVID BURGESS Secretary............................PATSY FLANAGAN Accompanist - - - ----------LORETTA GREENHAW Director...................MISS RUTH MARABLE President------ Vice President Senior Speech MARION LOWE Secretary GENE TOWNES Treasurer MARY ANN BYNUM - - KYLE HARVEY Key Club President - - ■ Vice President - - KYLE RUSSELL Secretary-Treasurer-----------------THOMAS FOWLER ANTHONY ATHAS Sponsors...................MR. PARKS - MR. KING Junior Rotarians The Junior Rotarians include all boys in the senior class. Each Thursday two boys are guests of the Rotary Club. C” Club President - -- -- -- -- -- -- - -MARION LOWE Vice President - -- -- -- -- JACK HERRINGTON Secretary - -- -- -- -- -- -- - KYLE RUSSELL Treasurer..........................ANTHONY ATHAS Sergeant-at-Arms - - — — - - CLAYTON HARRIS Sponsors...............COACH BARNETT and BURRIS CLEA MILLER Head Cheerleader NANCY SLATON NORMA CRAWFORD The cheerleaders spark the Tigers' efforts. MAXINE CONERLY UNDA TERRY SHEILA GAMBLE G-o-o-o, Tigers! C.H.S. FIRST ROW: Hale, Petty, Hughston. SECOND ROW: Fowler. Hubbard. Parks, Childress, Turner, Childress. THIRD ROW: Varley, Harvey, Green, Burrow, McLeod, Burrow. Giddens, Porterfield. FOURTH ROW: Burks (absent), McDonough, Bartley, Marx, Black, Whiteman. Smotherman, Quarles, Holster, Hardee. STANDING: Griffis, Sims, Case, Vaughn, Tackett. Band FIRST ROW: Hulen, Flanagan. SECOND ROW; Ward, Edwards, Varley, Petty. THIRD ROW: Holster, Wolf, Hardee (absent), Smith, Atkins (absent), Petty, HarVey, Cobb, Witmer. FOURTH ROW: Simms, Fisher, Waldrep, Beers, Giddens. STANDING: Dillow, Bolin, Director Lee Maresh. BARBARA GIDDENS Drum Majorette The Majorettes added much to the half-time entertainment at all football games. PATSY PETTY Head Majorette Officers of the band are Kelly Mac Ward - student di- rector, Mr. Lee Maresh - director, Cynthia Hale - stu- dent director, Johnny Edwards - librarian, Rita Harvey - historian, Mary Dillow - secretary, and Barbara Giddens drum major. Rollins Turner, Kelly Mac Ward, Gail Witmer, and Cynthia Hale represented C. H. S. in the All-Region Band. Stage Band 1959 Clarksville Tigers FIRST ROW: Jackie Herrington, Mike Colbert, Duane Ballew, Donald Chessier, David Burgess, Ronnie Varley, Larry Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Anthony Athas, Manager; Gene Skaggs, James Pollock, Wayne Meredith, Ernest Witmer, Billy Jamison, Johnny Gull ion, Glyn Fryar. THIRD ROW: Coach Barnett, Ronnie Varley, Eddie Pryor, George Giddens, Clayton Harris, Rossie Ward, Marion Lowe, Fred Taylor, Coach Burris. Coaches GEORGE BARNETT R. G. BURRIS Captains Manage: JACK HERRINGTON ANTHONY ATHAS GEORGE GIDDENS MARION LOWE GEORGE GIDDENS Senior End 2 Year Letterman CLARKSVILLE vs. COMMERCE In the September 4 game the Clarksville Tigers started the 1959 football season off to a great start with a 16-14 victory over the Commerce Tigers. In the first half Com- merce built up a 14-0 lead and almost dominated play, but in the third quarter Clarksville took over the ball on the 35 yard line and drove 65 yards for the first touchdown. Jack Herrington scored the first touchdown and also made the extra points. After George Giddens recovered a fumble, Johnny Gullion tied the score. Mike Colbert added the extra points. Ernest Winner received the Lineman of the Week award, and Jack Herrington received the Back of the Week award. CLARKSVILLE September 18, the Idabel Warriors defeated the Clarksville Tigers 28-6. Although the Tigers threatened several times, they did not score until the third quarter. Jack Herrington recov- JACKIE HERRINGTON Senior Halfback 2 Year Letterman MARION LOWE vs. IDABEL ered a fumble and made the touchdown for Clarksville. David Burgess and Gene Skaggs received the Lineman of the Week award and Donald Chessier received the Back of the Week award RONNIE VARLEY Junior Fullback 3 Year Letterman Senior Tackle 2 Year Letterman CLARKSVILLE vs. MT. VERNON September 11, die Clarksville Tigers journeyed to Mt. Ver- non, only to be defeated 24-6. Clarksville got off to a slow start and at half time were trailing 16-0. In the second half Mike Colbert completed a pass to George Giddens, who ran 58 yards to score the first Clarksville touchdown. The try for extra points failed, and the score stood 24-6. Although Clarksville fought hard, they were unable to score again. Glyn Fryar, received the Lineman of the Week award and Mike Colbert, received the Back of the Week award. MIKE COLBERT Sophomore Quarterback 2 Year Letterman CLARKSVILLE CLARKSVILLE vs. BROKEN BOW September 25, die Clarksville Tigers battered the Broken Bow defense and claimed a 14-8 victory over the Savages. In the second quarter Jack Herrington broke loose and ran 60 yards for the Tiger's first touchdown. The extra points were not made. The Savages scored their only touchdown in the third quarter. In the fourth quarter Duane Ballew took a fourth down punt and carried it back 60 yards for an apparent touchdown, but was called back on a clipping penalty. Blasts from Ronnie Varley and Johnny Gullion put the Tigers in position for Mike Colbert to score the final touchdown. The Clarksville Quarterback Club chose Ernest Witmer as Lineman of the Week” and Ronnie Varley and Duane Ballew as Backs of die Week. The score board read 24-6 when the final gun sounded October 9. The Clarksville Tigers had just upset the Winnsboro Red Raiders. Everything rolled along nip and tuck in the first quarter, but in the second quarter Donald Chessier exercised a 75 yard scoring run which brought all the Clarks- ville fans howling. Mike Colbert added EDDIE PRYOR Senior End 1 Year Letterman DONALD CHESSIER vs. WINNSBORO the extra points. In the third quarter, after a gain of 18 yards by Donald Chessier, Jack Herrington scored the second Tiger touchdown. He added his own extra points. Later Mike Col- bert scored the final 8 points. Marion Lowe received the Lineman of the Week award, and the Back of the Week award went to Jack Herrington. DAVID BURGESS Senior Halfback 2 Year Letterman CLARKSVILLE vs. ATLANTA The Clarksville Tigers started their conference games October 16, with a remarkable 44-6 victory over die Atlan- ta Rabbits. All-round teamwork paved the way for several scoring runs. Jack Herrington and Mike Colbert led in the scoring. Jack Herrington ran for 3 touchdowns and 2 conver- sions while Mike Colbert ran 2 touchdowns and passed for another 6 points. George Giddens also scored 2 conversions. In the final quarter the Rabbits completed a long pass for their only touchdown. The Lineman of the Week award went to J. E. Pollock and George Giddens. The Back of the Week award went to Jack Herrington and Mike Colbert. J. E. POLLOCK Junior End 2 Year Letterman CLARKSVILLE vs. HOOKS In the Clarksville Tiger's Homecoming game, October 23, the Hooks Hornets slipped by the Tigers with an upsetting 21-20 victory. Some say that the Tigers won in everything except the score. Ronnie Varley, who received the Back of the Week award, scored the first Tiger touchdown, and Mike Colbert added the extra points. After Hooks scored 6 points early in the second quarter. Jack Herrington scored a touchdown, and Ronnie Varley added the extra points. In the third quarter the Hornets tied the game. Johnny Gullion scored at the end of the third quarter, but the extra points were not made. With only seconds left in the game the Hooks Hornets scored the winning point. George Giddens received the Lineman of the Week award. CLARKSVILLE The Clarksville Tigers suffered a bitter defeat Friday, October 30, when their opponents, the Dekalb Bears, tallied up a score of 34-6. Marion Lowe, tackle, led the Tiger line in both offensive and defensive play. Mike Colbert, quarterback, scored the only Tiger touchdown. Since Clarks- GENE SKAGGS Sophomore Tackle 2 Year Letterman vs. DEKALB ville and Dekalb are bitter rivals, the Bears outplayed themselves to beat the Tigers. Although the Tigers lost, they never ceased fighting. The Quarter- back Club chose Mike Colbert and Marion Lowe as the Lineman and Back of the Week. JOHNNY GULLION Junior Halfback 1 Year Letterman ERNEST WITMER Junior Guard 2 Year Letterman CLARKSVILLE vs. PAUL PEWITT In the intense cold of the November 6 game, the Clarks- ville Tigers wrapped up an 18-8 victory over the Paul Pewitt Brahamas. In the first quarter the Brahamas scored the first touchdown and extra points. This put the Tigers on edge and they responded with a 56 yard drive with Ronnie Varley going over for die first Tiger touchdown. Trailing 8-6 in the second quarter, the Tigers put together a 65 yard attack in which Jack Herrington took the ball over for the touch- down. In the final quarter the Tigers scored 6 more points. Glyn Fryar received the Lineman of the Week award, and Mike Colbert received the Back of the Week award. CLAYTON HARRIS CLARKSVILLE Senior Tackle 1 Year Letterman A 30-6 victory over the New Boston Lions, November 13, put the Clarksville Tigers in a tie with the Dekalb Bears for second place in District 13-AA football. Ronnie Varley scored the first Tiger touchdown, and Mike Colbert added the two extra points. Soon after this the Lions scored their only touchdown, but the extra points failed. Herrington raced 60 yards on a reverse play to the 30 yard line, and Colbert passed GLYN FRYAR Junior Tackle 1 Year Letterman . vs. NEW BOSTON DUANE BALLEW Freshman Halfback 1 Year Letterman to Rossie Ward for the second touchdown. Giddens scored the extra points to make the score 16-6 at the half. In the fourth quarter the Tigers pushed 70 yards for the final 6 points. David Burgess received the Lineman of the Week” award, and Jack Herrington received the Back of the Week award. The Clarksville Tigers finished the 1959 season with a 6-4 record. LARRY HAMILTON Sophomore Center 1 Year Letterman 1959 Basketball Team Robert Popp, Don Nicholas. George Giddens, Coach Burris, Kyle Russell, Randy Emery, Rossie Ward, Ray Garza, Donald Chessir, Mike Colbert, Waynd Meredith, Manager. Coach R. G. BURRIS Captains Manager GEORGE GIDDENS DONALD CHESSIR WAYNE MEREDITH Senior Center 3 Year Letterman Popp drops in two points for die Tigers. DONALD CHESSIR Senior Guard 3 Year Letterman Russell takes time to make sure of his shot. Bruce gets in a nice shot in the B game. Both players jump high in their efforts to give their team the ball. ROBERT POPP Junior Guard 1 Year Letterman The players gang up as Randy makes a one-handed shot at the basket. ANTHONY ATHAS Senior Guard 1 Year Letterman When George finds himself in the clear, he makes a quick shot. Russell takes the rebound and tries for another shot. ROSSIE WARD Junior Forward 1 Year Letterman BASKETBALL SCORES Clarksville 73 Talco Clarksville 81 Detroit Clarksville 59 Cooper Clarksville 43 Detroit Clarksville 39 Pittsburg Clarksville 47 New Boston Clarksville 63 Talco Clarksville 56 Roxton Clarksville 36 Mt. Vernon Clarksville 62 Roxton Clarksville 39 Roxton Clarksville 58 Annona Clarksville 68 Dekalb • Clarksville 57 New Boston • Clarksville 48 Atlanta • Clarksville 49 Paul Pewitt • Clarksville 39 Hooks • Clarksville 60 Dekalb • Clarksville 43 New Boston • Clarksville 39 Atlanta • Clarksville 83 Paul Pewitt Clarksville 49 Hooks Players watch as Donald waits to shoot. BOBBY GOODING Sophomore Guard 1 Year Letterman 42 38 40 35 38 52 32 44 45 59 33 55 55 55 52 35 45 52 41 48 45 District Games MODERN ELECTRIC SERVICE Electrical Contractors York Air Conditioners ALLEN We Service What We Sell LUMBER CO. Ph. 82 Clarksville, Texas Building Materials - Pittsburgh Paints Compliments of Ful-O-Pep Feeds CUNNINGHAM MACHINE SHOP Telephone No. 31 301 W. Broadway The Largest Variety of Good Food at the Lowest Prices in Northeast Texas Save as You Spend With S. c H. Green Stamps MARX’S The Newest in Fashions at Popular Prices Clarksville, Texas BLACK BROTHERS BOTTLING CO. BYRON B. BLACK DON C. 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Price Candy Machine Paris, Texas Compliments of 4 STATES GROCER COMPANY Texarkana Wholesale Distributors Compliments of CLARKSVILLE FEED SUPPLY Clarksville, Texas Compliments of CITY MARKET PROCESSING PLANT Custom Slaughtering and Pick-Up Service HAROLD BROWN DAVIS PRODUCTS COMPANY Rigidor Entrance Doors - Combination Refrigerator Stoves - Plumbing Products - Roofs Fixtures That Are Selling Features in Modern Mobile Homes Niles, Michigan; Clarksville, Texas; and Ocola, Florida Compliments of Congratulations Seniors of I960 CAVINESS POWER MOWER SHOP LONE STAR GAS CO. Compliments of JOHN SHADID'S SANDWICH SHOP Clarksville, Texas JAMES R. WRIGHT General Hauling Especially Equipped for Chickens Clarksville Ph. 333-J BOLIN HARDWARE Armstrong Linoleum Hotpoint Appliances Anything is Modern Furniture Phone 489 Compliments of BOLLMAN Pintsize Superette Clarksville, Texas MAIN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. t 73SBBSEBSM 103 North Main Paris, Texas CITY BARBER SHOP A. B. VARLEY H. A. FOSTER “Safety Lies in Being Prepared for Things You Don’t Want to Happen HUGHSTON SON INSURANCE AGENCY First National Bank Building Phone 29 Clarksville, Texas Compliments of TEXAS FUEL GOODMAN INSURANCE JAMES ELLIS GOODMAN y? TOmWiLptJi lusuramtJj AGINT Miuri tm fmt 302 East Broadway Box 1107 Phone 7 Clarksville, Texas LET US HELP Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Saving money isn't simple or easy, even for those who make special efforts to retain part of what they receive in income for future uses. Perhaps we can be of assistance to you if you are finding it difficult to save your money. We welcome the opportunity of serving high school students who may be interested in planning for their financial future. Drop in for a friend- ly visit and let us discuss with you the plans you have in mind. RED RIVER NATIONAL BANK JUNE BREWER Arrow Shirts Curlee Clothes Stetson Hats Florsheim Shoes Phone 1 Clarksville, Texas Yv yX lc ... Your Refreshment and Entertainment Centers Ambulance Service Funeral Directors CLARKSVILLE FUNERAL HOME LOUI LINDEMAN, Owner Telephone 499 Clarksville, Texas RED RIVER LUMBER COMPANY Complete Line of Building Material Bagwell, Texas m FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN CLARKSVILLE Member F. D. I. C. DEAN BOULWARE IMPLEMENTS 1010 E. Main Clarksville, Texas CONINE GROCERY and MARKET Gas and Oil Phone 70 Compliments of GOLEY GULF STATION West Main Clarksville, Texas Congratulations, Seniors STOCKMAN FEED and SUPPLY Clarksville Congratulations to the Seniors HARDEE'S SUPER MARKET DODGES STOCKMON CAFE Clarksville, Texas Clarksville, Texas Compliments of Compliments of USSERY WARD DAIRY BAR GROCERY AND STATION E. K. RUSSELL BULLINGTON’S DRUG STORE BILLY BARKER Prescription Specialists Mt. Pleasant and Clarksville SMITH SIMS INSURANCE JAMES W. BUDDY VAUGHAN Insure in Sure Insurance All Kinds of Insurance for Your Home -- Auto -- Business Phone 9 Clarksville, Texas 219 N. Walnut St. P. O. 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