Gober High School - Plowboy Yearbook (Gober, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1967 volume:

liifi 3ovewovd 1 he purpose of the 1967 Plowboy is to unlock the doors for you to relive the past year. The present is always built on the past. “Yet some there be that by due steps aspire; To lay their hands on the golden key That opes the place of Eternity.’’ -----John Milton We sincerely hope this yearbook will remind you of your many doors in earning your master Key. For, it is through education you receive the master Key to open all doors that confront you. Here is our Key to open the door to the past year. Raylene Warnell.........................Editor Don Grisham ............................ Typist Linda Roberts.................... Asst. Editor Charlotte Nelson ..................Business Mgr. Bob Robinson ...................Boys Sports Editor Sherry Fox.....................Girls Sports Editor GOBER HIGH SCHOOL Gober, Texas Dedication We, the Senior Class, wish to dedicate our 1967 Plowboy to the faculty of Gober High School. Because of their kindness, helpfulness, patience, guidance, and cooperation, we feel that each one deserves this dedication. ww For the past twelve years, our teachers have played a big part in molding our lives for our future. We couldn’t decide on one teacher, because they’ve all played a leading role in these wonderful years of school. We can never express fully our thankfulness to each one; so we would like to say a very sincere thanks and dedicate our annual to you-the FACULTY of Gober High School. Ill ■i r: mm Education is the first rung on the ladder of greatness. Great minds must be cultivated before profound achievements can be made. You, the seniors, who prepared this book, have only begun your climb to greatness. If you are to have greatness in your climb to fame, you must take it one rung at a time. Best of luck to all of you, K'.V-,''i Mr. Noel Burnett Principal Mrs. Wilma Bramlett English Mr. Wayne Roberts Agriculture Mrs. Edith Trout Home Economics Mr. Jerry Smith Coach Mrs. Edna Van Kirk Fifth and Sixth Mrs. Nelda Smith Librarian Mrs. Joetta Wallace Reading P. 3. A ‘6 fie Better 5o 1966-1967 OFFICERS President ........., Vice President .... S ecret ary- Tre asurer .. Nelda Smith .... Alene Brent Auline Warnell Mr. and Miss Senior Bob Robinson Linda Roberts CLASS OFFICERS Terry Don Brent ............... Bob Robinson .................. Glendon Perry .................. Don Grisham .................... .... Secretary Vice-President ..... Reporter .... President • t «� f TERRY BRENT Class Officer 1,11,111,1V Class Favorite I, IV Most Handsome IV Friendliest IV FFA I, II, III, IV FFA Officer II, III, IV FFA Skills Team III FFA District Officer III FFA Area Officer IV FFA Delegate IV Most Likely T o Succeed Basketball I, II, III, IV Ball Captain II, III, IV Most Athletic III All District II, III, IV I DON GRISHAM Class Officer I, III, IV Annual Staff IV Class Favorite II Most Handsome III Friendliest III Wittiest III Mr. G. H. S. IV FFA I, II, HI, IV FFA Officer III, IV FFA District Officer IV FFA Delegate III Basketball I, II, III, IV Basketball Captain III, IV All District III, IV Most Athletic IV Outstanding District Player IV CHARLOTTE NELSON Class Officer II Most Athletic III Ball Captain II, III Basketball I. II, III, IV Annual Staff IV All District IV EDDIE HAGGARD FFA I, II, III Skills Team II LINDA ROBERTS Class Officer II Annual Staff IV Class Favorite IV Wittiest III, IV FFA Sweetheart III Basketball I, II, III, IV GLENDON PERRY CHARLES HUFFMAN FFA I, II, III, IV Chapter Officer HI, IV Basketball I, II, III Class Officer IV FFA III, IV Chapter Officer IV Basketball I, II, III, IV Captain IV BOBBY ROBINSON Class Officer IV Annual Staff IV FFA I, II, m, IV Chapter Officer III, IV Delegate IV Radio Team III Basketball I, II, HI, IV Class Favorite IV Judging Team IV RAYLENE WARNELL Class Officer I. II. Ill Annual Staff IV Class Favorite II, III Most Likely to Succeed Friendliest III, iy Miss Gober H. S. IV Betty Crocker Award IV Basketball I. II, III, IV Captain III, IV RONNIE ROGERS Wittiest IV FFA III, IV Wayne Roberts Hloise Shepherd Sponsor Ann Me Murry Joyce Robinson Kay Titsworth Irene Garcia Larry Blain Beverly Applegate Mr. a nd Sophomore Ray Garcia Linda Hilliard CLASS OFFICERS Reporter Stella Burns Treasurer Janie Perry Glenda Coffey Debrah Crow , Linda Hilliard President .... Secretary Vice-President Sponsor Mrs. Bramlett ih M y,U'' NNY'S Mike Roberts Jackie Green .... Treasurer Jeanette Burns Vice-President Bill Robinson . Secretary President Mrs. Trout Jackie Green Billy Robinson Doug Morgan Kathy Hughes Mike Roberts Darrell Titsworth Bobbie Haggard Ronald Crow David Roberts Jeanette Burns Clark Huffman v- ££ ■ ■% ■«•■ S c .ye ! ' . A ' x ' . VV . 'N V ' ' 3. o' ' ,vi V v «v r % � v V W . , ♦ � v ' ISSI 3. 3. A. Officers public s rnirn 1963 3rd PLACE Charles Huffman, Reporter; Bob Robinson, Treasurer; Don Grisham, Vice-President; Terry Brent, President; Larry Blain, Sentinel; Glendon Perry, Secretary; Mr. Wayne Roberts, Advisor. 3.3.A. Chapter Sitting: Charles Huffman, Bob Robinson, Don Grisham, Debrah Crow, Sweetheart, Terry Brent, Larry Blain, Glendon Perry. Standing: Mr. Roberts, David Roberts, Ronnie Rogers, Ray Roberts, Billy Hilliard, Ronald Crow, Doug Morgan, Ray Garcia, Clark Huffman, Mike Roberts, Eddie Haggard, Billy Robinson, Darrell Titsworth. Sports Sditors’ Message We, the Plowboys and Plowgirls of 1966-1967, wish to thank Coach Jerry Smith and Mrs. Bramlett for all their help and interest in our teams. It has been our privilege to work and play for them. They have always encouraged sportsmanship and a winning attitude. To them we owe all the honors we have won. We also wish to express our appreciation to all our loyal fans who have stood by us all these years. We can truthfully say we have enjoyed every minute of every game. W e hope we haven’t let any of the fans down. Thanks for giving us these past years of wonderful memories. Girls Sports Editor Sherry Fox Boys Sports Editor Top Row: Mrs. Bramlett, Charlotte Nelson, Janie Perry, Raylene Wamell, Linda Hilliard, Stella Bums, Jackie Green, Coach Smith. Bottom Row: Ann McMurry, Sherry Fox, Debrah Crow, Linda Roberts, Eloise Shepherd, Joyce Robinson, Kay Tits worth. Qirls’ B as£ et6all ‘(5ea. m COACHES Jerry Smith Wilma Bramlett CAPTAINS Raylene Warnell Kay Tits worth Sherry Fox Senior Guard Raylene Warnell Senior Forward Linda Roberts Senior Forward Charlotte Nelson Senior Guard Kay Titsworth Junior Forward Eloise Shepherd Junior Guard Ann McMurry Junior Forward Joyce Robinson Junior Guard Stella Burns Sophomore Forward Janie Perry Sophomore Guard Debrah Crow Sophomore Guard Linda Hilliard Sophomore Forward Jackie Green Freshman Forward Top Row: Terry Don Brent, Larry Blain, Glendon Perry, Don Grisham, Doug Morgan, Coach Smith. Bottom Row: Mike Roberts, Ray Garcia, Ronald Crow, Billy Hilliard, Bobby Robinson, Billy Robinson. PlowSoys - 67 COACH Jerry Smith CAPTAINS Glendon Perry Don Grisham Terry Don Brent Don Grisham Senior Guard G lend on Perry Senior Center Terry Don Brent Senior Forward Larry Blain Junior Guard Bobby Robinson Senior Guard Billy Hilliard Sophomore Guard Doug Morgan Freshman Forward Ronald Crow Freshman Guard Mike Roberts Freshman Guard Billy Robinson Freshman Guard Ray Garcia Sophomore Guard Sober Whips Detroit ;,°ato.lf Kl. y By FRED MJESCH News Sports Editor SHERMAN — Accuracy from e free throw lute in the clos-g seconds of play here 1 a si ght provided the Gober Plow rys with their victory margin ; they defeated the Detr o I t igles. 6 6l, in bi-district ac- n in the Austin College gym. Gober connected on five free lowboys Need hie Win to Sew Ip Cage Title GOBER (Spl.) — The Gobe: lowboys have clinched a ti« r the District 36-B basketbal tie. They clincned the tie Toesda: ight with a 63-35 win ove renton. The Plowboys can sev p the title with a win ove indom Friday night. Ton Grisham paced the Plow-ys in their win with 25 points lile Terry Don Brent had 16 d Glendon Perry 14 points - Gober. Ralph Williams is high for Trenton with 12. 3ober won the girls’ game •38 with Kay Tittsworth lead e attack with 20 points Ray-ne Warnell had 16 and Linda jfcerts 10 for the Gober six. lowboys Move 0 Top Spot 136-B Race GOBF.R (Spl.) — The Gober owboys have taken over first ice in the District 36-B bas-tball race. rhe Plowboys moved into the 1 spot with a convincing 62-win over the Savoy Cardi-Is here Thursday night to e a 9-1 record for the season. lowboys Whip ;onari 70-47 throws in the final 35 seconds of play to overcome the Distn ct 35-B champions. Twice with in that span Detroit pulled within a point of the 36-B champs, only to have a Gober player sink free tosses. And now only but the Plow-boys use their free throw shoot- Detroit out-shot the foe from the field by a goal But Gober displayed an uncanny ability hit from the charity stripe and this proved the difference. The game, played before 1.200. was nip and tuck from the opening buzzer to the last and neither team ever enjoyed much of a but lead over the other. U) ing in the final seconds,____________________1 ■ throughout the fracas. � Jerry Miller was the big gun ll consistency was trademark of Gober’s talented Doi--- Grisham this past season. The 6-1A4 senior guard scored ii double figures in all but one of his team’s 37 games. Grish am’s high game.was 33 points, and he averaged 22.9 point per game. • A statistical breakdown on the Gober star schoolbo; career reveals the following: __ Grisham tallied 2.042 points in 130 high school games to: 5-— qj a 15.7 four-.year average. His freshman average was 6.4, in eluding a high game of 22 points. As a sophomore. Grishan x_♦■■1 scored at an 8.5 dip and had a high game of 26 points. H« had a 21.8 average during the 1965-66 season, with his to| game being 32 points. Cool’ ander fire, Grisham sank 26 straight free throws at one stretch as a sophomore. Grisham cashed 31 of S3 in district play that season for a 93.9 accuracy mark. For his career, he was a 78J4 free throw shooter (428 of 543). The scoring breakdown also shows Grisham tallied In the 20s in 43 games and scored in the 30s in five games. Another Gober senior, Terry Don Brent, piled up a four-vear point total of 2,114. His schoolboy average was 15.8, which is slightly above the 15.6 mark he had this past season Brent was named to the all-district team a third straight year. Grisham was a repeat pick from last season. --j wmwd tKo nutdfrnHing olaver Plowboys Win Title WINDOM (Spl.) — The Gober Plowboys won the District 36-B -basketball titlo here Friday night with a 63-42 win over W indom. The win. gave the Plowboys a 13-1 recoid and was the third year in a row the Plow- -boys have been the district champions. Sabsr Defeats Leonard 67-61 In 3 Overtimes f :From Fannindd LADONIA Spl.) — Gob swept both ends of a bflfUMM Joubie header from Fannin del Thursday night. The Gober gir? pped the Fannmdei girt 97-26 in a cliff-hanger while the Pl wboy turned back the Faic ns 60-49. Ray lent Wameli led' the Gober girls with 12 point and Ann McMurray had 10 for Gober. Linda Broile led Fannmdei with 10 points. Gober’s guards — Sherry Fox, Debra Crow and Char” lott Nelson — did a good Job of covering Pat Mills, Funniiv del’s top scorer and held her to just nine points. I on Grisham led the Plowboys with 20 point ; while two mates scored in th« double figures. Terry Don Brent had 17 and Glend n Perry 13- Larry Bluin and Doug Morgan, other starters for the Plowboys, turned in good games. Eddy Aik in was high point man for the Falcons with 14. Fanninde! and Gober will clash again next week in the Wolfe Cifry basketbal) Gober Girls Win Volleyball Title X)BFR (Spl.) — The Go-r Plowboys ran their strict 36-B reconi u� li-� ( LEONARD (Spl.) — The Gc j her P owboys needed three ov- ____ „ . _ j ume periods Tuesday night PLOWBOYS WIN TITLE THIRD YEAR — The Gober day night with rather easy � ut they finally managed to nip Plowboys won the District 36-B basketball tit!e or the 47 win over Leonard. he Leonard Tigers 67-61 in j third consecutive year with a 13-1 record for the district he Plowboys jumped into an ),stncl 36-B basketball game. 30-5 record for the season. The Plowboys will meet iy lead and ju t kept pullinv Four of the Gober starter:. Defro;f ;n a bi-district gamo at the Austin college gym- o tK,. � scored m doube figures with . t j -il Hvanc- w •- nasium at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday with the winner advanc- ing to the regional tournament. The Plowboys were upset by Savoy for their only loss in district play. Slementa.vy Bas£ef6all Seams Left to Right: Janice Robinson, Mary Garcia, Kathy Roberts, Joy Titsworth, Gaitha Trout, Gail Claxton, Kathy Green, Yolanda Garcia, Coach Smith. Left to Right: Kerry Fox. Pat Haggard, Joe Compton, Laron Shepherd, Ricky Hughes, Eric McMillen, Jimmy Coffey, Jerry Huffman, Leslie Chambers, Lorenzo Santana, Garry McMillen, Coach Smith. Many things will be forgotten, but. . . The Present, which all too soon becomes the past, has an everlasting impression on the future. F A V Kathy Roberts O Leslie Chambers R Mr. Burnett I Gaitha Trout T Jerry Huffman E S Mr. Burnett’s S Kathy Roberts Garry McMillen Joy Titsworth Kerry Fox Mike Haggard Yolanda Garcia Leslie Chambers Kathy Green eventd and GigHtfi grades Lorenzo Santana Pat Haggard Gaitha Trout Jerry Huffman Eric McMillen Ricky Hughes Jimmy Coffey Mary Garcia Laron Shepherd Joe Compton Mrs. Van Kira’s 3iftfi and Sixtfi Daniel Garcia Mary Salinas Mrs. Van Kirk Janice Robinson David Trout Gail Claxton James Barker Janice Robinson David Trout Jesse Santana Randy Warnell James Compton Bobby Blain Daniel Garcia Mary Salinas David Santana Janet Hughes Joe Salinas Mrs. lUarnrl ’s Sfiird and 3ourtH grades Jimmy Boatwright James Williams Joe Fisher Jesse Salinas Glen Crow Juanita Robinson Nickey Fox Reubin Chambers Janie Garcia Leroy Haggard Elaine McMillen Charles Fisher James Blain Alex Salinas Mark Green Jerry Roberts F A V Kent Smith O Becky Chambers R Mrs. Burnett I Anita Salinas T James Green E S Mrs. Burnett’s 3ivst and Second Qvades James Caplinger Randy Chambers Anita Salinas James Green David Fisher Eugene Garcia Leon Haggard Tommy Sutherland Judy Roberts Glenna Crow Becky Chambers 9NISIDHAW £ M l Sonliam, uai Telephone 583-3523 East Side of Square ‘Exclusive but not Expensive’ Bonham Texas Charles Carter 301 Chestnut Street Phone 583-2191 CHEVROLET 'Thank you for your Business’ Bonham Texas Compliments of SOUTHWEST PUMP CO. 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