Jacksboro High School - Fang Yearbook (Jacksboro, TX)

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Members of the Junior class are busily sorting out mums to be delivered before the Homecoming game. On the right is Barbara Hat- field. who sold more mums than any other junior. and Janice Spen- cer. who was runner-up in the con- test Other juniors pictured are Drucella New. Sandra Nlcllonald. Winston Smith, and Billy Burns. These students presented The Farmers Daughter in assembly during FHA week. Ronald Watson portrayed the part of the boy- friend. Janice Turner. the daugh- ter. Frank Lewis. the villain. Billy Burns. the salesman, Jerre Weir, farmeris wife, and Jimmie Nixon, the farmer. . dp..-1 js M' ' f ,5 fl R .A-wa The twenty initiates into FBLA are pictured just after the initia- tion ceremony conducted by Bob- bie Lynch, president. .0-1

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This trio of beautiful girls. Lynelle Cherry- homes. Ruth Sewell. and Carol Durham. are often asked to contribute their musical talent at various affairs. They sang Teach Me To- night? and a parody on School Daysv at the Teachers' Roundup.

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I , , E l 1 I I ix'- i a 'E .ks X Mr. ,lap Smith. the seniors' best friend. stir- ring his famous chili. Every year this fine citizen makes the chili used by the seniors for their annual fund raising supper which helps furnish the money for the senior trip. He donates his time and his recipe to this cause. Cheerleaders Johnson. Sewell. Hatfield. Dix- son. and Cl19fI'f'llHIll6S decorate the audito- rium fur the pep rally preceding the home- coming game. Our cheerleaders work hard to build up school spirit and to let the team know that Were behind the Tigers 100C fi Nancy Martin. state historian, and past presi dent. stresses the clubis motto of '6Service Education, Progressw as she installs Bobbie Lynch. Louise Abernathie. Sue Chapman ,lerre Weir. and Earline Henderson as offi cers of F.B.L.A.