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This year's acTiviTies Tell a dramaTic, graphic, and powerful sTory, and iT is wiTh pride ThaT we have carried ouT The school days Theme in our annual. The T957 Fang is dedicafed To our parenTs, who were always willing To give us a helping hand when we needed iT mosT. They have under- sfood our problems and have given us reassuring faiTh by Teaching us To follow Their examples. For These Things we shall be eTernally graTeful. On behalf of The members of The STaff, I would like To Take This op- porTuniTy To express our mosT sincere appreciaTion and graTiTude To Mrs. Odis Ogle, our advisor, who has been so paTienT and undersTanding, and who has given so generously her Time and TalenT To help make This book a success. We also extend our warmesT Thanks To The sTudenT body and The faculty for Their splendid co-operaTion and ThoughTfulness in The producTion of This book. May you, The sTudenTs, Treasure This Fang always for iT has been Through your Tremendous efforTs ThaT iT was published. Thank you for being so wonderful. God bless each of you. EVELYN HOBSON EdiTor FOR GRD TX CKSBURU c C HUOL J .il ,, V , Q. - --.,,5,-..lA..n-.buwb -.- - .4 ' ' I-1, 19.4- - --'hw , - .,. , , - -1 vi .-f .-4'eL,25':5.o:.s1-A .uae '1 . ,. .-'W ,- , ,J A9 y, Q, ' ..,'-1-., -1 'lt'-1. .. u w-rm.,-. s . 4.0-s-...-V, , W... - 9ll-.......,m, A K 4, W , Wi' The fuTure years will bring new faces and changes To The school scene, buf There shall be for us This record of The friends we knew, The Things we did, and The memories Thaf will remain dear To us. Our beloved Jacksboro High School, ThaT has seen so many come and go, sfands solidly as The Seniors of each year pass Through all Too quickly. an Z5 W GYMNASHUM AGRHCULTURE BUHLMNG S X BABMMHALL , f 5 HUNHHWAKHM3 CUTTAGE ,.- V ',..'-'TJ 1 !'f, --.SQ Q M- e - :..4-uiidnlk-ga. lHlllGlHl SCLhllUUlL, SUNG Faithful and truehearted, Let us boost our dear Old High, We revere her and defend her, As her colors proudly fly, We will stand for her united Of her deeds we'll gladly tell, Her colors streaming, Glad faces beaming, So here's a cheer for her, For her we love so well. Honors she has taken, On the track and with the ball May she always rank the highest, May her colors never fall, There's no other that can match her When her team is on the field, Her boys the fleetest, Her girls the sweetest, Then here's a cheer for her, For her who ne'er will yield. Joyous, And ever loyal Let us boost our dear Old High, Let ev'ry heart sing, Let ev'ry voice ring, There's no time to grieve or sigh, lt's ever onward, Our course pursuing, May defeat ne'er our ardor cool, But united, we will boost For our Jacksboro High School. 2 l l 'Iris IBOA OIF' EDUCATION i....M 1--10 K CARROLL PORTER CHARLES McCLURE AL MALONE JOE DURHAM President Vice President Secretary The Jacksboro Board of Education, supported by forward-looking patrons, has set high standards for its schools. With a strong faith in the values ot education, the Board has spent many hours in planning tor the construction of needed facilities and the development of an educational program which is responsive to the needs of the children. Members ot this Board are unseltishly dedicated to all those things which make tor an outstanding school system and community. These are some ot the reasons tor the growing prominence ot the Jacksboro Schools. We wish to thank our Board ot Education for their ever-present in- terest and leadership during our high school years. What they have done in our behalf will serve as an inspiration for us to strive toward even greater achievements in the future. DAVE GIBSON BOB PLATT 41 sd' , DR. JOHN C. WILSON LEWIS A. MOORE Superintendent of Schools r -1 - .!'f, OUR SUPERHNTENOENT BS N.T.S.C. MR, LEWIS A. MOORE MA T.C.U. Jacksboro High School is The fine school ThaT iT is Today because of The TaiThTul efforTs of our superinTendenT Mr Lewi Moore one of The mosT capable and progressive minded men in The educahonal field Today He has been wiTh The Jacksboro Public School SysTem Tor Three years during which Time he has accomplished many wonderful Things for all of us He was formerly a classroom Teacher aT Mineral Wells and super inTendenT of The Granbury Schools We are proud To have a man of such inTegriTy and loyalTy as Mr Moore for our superinTendenT. He is admired for his iovial manner and his many qualiTies of splendid leadership. We sTudenTs like him for his sense of humor and his willingness To help us solve our problems. We know ThaT he can always be depended upon for proper soluTions. Mr. Moore has helped To improve and make ours a beTTer and more ouTsTanding school sysTem. OUR PRHNCHPAL BS T.W.C. MR. DON SMITH M T.C.U. Kb f Under the expert guidance of our principal, Mr. Don Smith, the stu- dents and faculty of Jacksboro High School have been able to work together harmoniously. He has many great responsibilities that require patience, co-operation, and tact. His striking personality and friendly manner have inspired the students to accomplish high goals. He is admired by all who come into contact with him. His authority on varied subiects and the impartial manner in which he deals with different matters are known and respected by all. Mr. Smith is friendly to everyone, and he is always willing to help and give advice whenever he can. These traits have made him a favorite of many. Jacksboro High School is very fortunate indeed to have Mr. Smith for its principal, and the community is also fortunate to have him for a citizen and friend. He will long remain a part of our high school mem- ories. I 5 CULTSY ME' F' , A Arm l T D - Qi k 1 GLEN BOYKlN B.A., Texas ASQM Second Semester WOODROW HENDERSON B.S., E.T.S.T.C. M.E., E.T.S.T.C. Coach fag-fp' A! Shi 'fag' ' 25 T MRS. RUTH CALLAWAY B.S., N.T.S.C. M.S., N.T.S.C. Librarian fp wr-.gr 'X .ef ,,,,ggA Abs MRS. BILLIE CRAWFORD B.S., N.T.S.C. Home Economics L5 , rf'-T . ,J X 'J' 'fi' .,'o ll 'H--iw ell.. 'mfr MRS. MARTHA GREEN B.A., N,T.S.C. M.A., C.S.C.E. English Speech In The dignity of The noblest sense, they have instructed us, en- couraged us, and led us by their examples. Always ready To understand, To sympathize, To laugh, they have given freely of their time, talent, and themselves. A gift of service and spirit on their part, which, in countless ways, builds The morale ot students and aids Them in The quest Tor learning and good citizenship, has meant throughout the years a greater Jacks- boro High School. MRS. WESLEY HENDRICKS B.S., N.T.S.C. M.B,E., N.T.S.C. Mathematics First Semester ji 9 I RICHARD HIGHFILL B.M., N.T.S.C. M.M., N.T.S.C. Band MRS. BERNICE HILL B.S., N.T.S.C. M.E., Texas U Social Studies niversity A nf' .QA ,.. ferr? -I MISS MARGUERlTE LIGHT B.S., T.S.C.W. M.S., T.S.C.W. Home Economics FACULTY if W. R. MYERS B.S., T.C.U. Physical Education Safety EducaTion 'Exim MRS. oois OGLE Bs., N.T.s.c. Ms., N.T.S.C. Business EducaTion 1 5 i l Q. . 'X 4 S 7 W ,qlji Q. 'T . MRS. RAYMOND PURYEAR B.A., Texas Tech English Spanish The TirsT people we rneT when The doors were opened for The new school Term were The Teachers. They didn'T Teach Readin', 'RiTin' and 'RiThrneTic To The Tune of a hickory sTick, buT raTher To The cadence of Tun and undersTanding. They were club advisors, counselors, and friends, giving up Their exTra Time for us. RAYMOND PURYEAR B.S., Texas Tech M.S., Texas Tech Vocational Agriculture xx A . V b 'T U54 GUY REDUS B.S., S.T.S.T.C. Physical Education Science ,Q YS Y T IH H X ,., , 2 3 MRS. HARRY SIKES B.A,, H.S.U. English 4 51 MISS CLEO STEWART BS., N.T.S.C. Science K2 T ,fl f Q! Q 15 4 I I .1 in , S3 s.. vo- I ll' X Wg, ll-T'AQUll,T'Y 'wt 'I ' , V T' , on 3 4' it M. ' - f 2 'Q , W4 X 6-xv -Q ' xf MRS. MARY ELDA WARD SANFORD WHITE B.A., Texas U. B.S., Texas AGM Mathematics Vocational Agriculture Second Semester First Semester NUNZTEAQHHNG PERSONNEL MRS. HILTON CRANE Secretary to Superintendent r-5 al! IAM Secretary to Principal B-5-1 B5Yl0l' U School Nurse , il 'if 4 ,., T, ff 1' MRS. WALLACE MCGAUGHEY MRS- MARY JANE OGDEN R Q, A 2 yr 1 .1-, gr X 5, x A f fa., .5 x ea . '95 'Ll ,, ,.,,,,.... --wmv.. . . , -T.. Tv Y-, .- HW' ,X ,:.....,.:..,v-ff - - - v- .na-.. 'ro E t Q 4 . .J Members of the Tom M. Marks Chapter of F.T.A. who helped with the Teacher Appreciation Day Coffee are Kay Porter, Mary Whitsitt, Janie Ste- wart, Johnnie Creek, Carolyn Porter, Janice Turner, Anna Sickles, Dora Tilgh- man, Zelta Long, Norma Pruitt, Melina Caruthers, Mildred Dixson, and Paula Armstrong. Not pictured is Ann Leath- erwood who provided the background music on the piano during the oc- casion. F.T.A. Secretary Laverne Marley graciously pours coffee for Mr. Pur- year, Mr. Smith, and Mrs. Crawford at the Teacher Appreciation Day coffee given by F.T.A. during American Edu- cation week. Mrs. Wood, iunior high school teach- er, and Mrs. Roberts, Miss Walkup, Mrs. Moore and Miss Evans, elemen- tary school teachers, are waiting to be served. Someone must be asking advice of Mr. Kemp. He is always willing to lis- ten to your needs and then he is ready to help you. Hey, Mr. Smith and Mr. Hender- son! Don't you know it's against the law to rob a poor little ole innocent coke machine? lEspecially when there's a cameraman aroundi. These freshman homemaking girls prove a long boasted for accused?J fact-a woman is never too busy to have her picture made! Right, girls? English grammar and literature make an enioyable study for freshmen. You can see how happy, how alert, and how studious they are! Mrs. Green is busily giving the .lun- iors more and more-and more notes to learn on biography of American authors. Washington Irving, Beniamin Franklin, William Shirer, Ernie Pyle -are familiar names to students of American literature. Now, Bill, we know you aren't studying-You're tender! Broken learned formulas science students. be surprised if a should emerge classes. iust the great pre- test tubes and un- have always plagued Miss Stewart would Priestly or a Newton from her science Ji' al. Mrs. Wesley Hendricks was sur- prised by members of the faculty with a farewell party in the high school library iust before the Thanksgiving holidays. Mrs. Hendricks completed ten years of teaching in the Jacksboro High School last spring. i A Thanksgiving feast was prepared by the girls in Homemaking lll with mothers and women teachers as their guests. A delicious baked turkey din- ner with all the trimmings gave the girls a unanimous vote as excellent and well-trained cooks and hostesses by those present. Miss Light is the instructor of this class. i..c cJllfUl table arrangemi- - si 'vv. with Mrs. Hill presiding at the coffee serv- ice. Forming part of the centerpiece are the many lovely gifts received by the honoree. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Whitaker, parents of Mrs. Hendricks, were pres- ent for the occasion. Editor Evelyn Hobson ties the last knot on the package containing the first shipment of the annual material to the publisher. And here, Mr. Gregg, post office employee, accepts the package for mailing from Mary Whitsitt with the editor looking on. The editor and June Dunlap are de- lighted that the shipment is ready ahead of schedule. The staff was able to beat the deadline by several days. Mr. Kemp, our beloved custodian, is loved by every boy and girl who ever attended J.H.S. He is always kind, friendly, helpful, and considerate. He is always around when needed. He does everything from keeping the building spic and span to listening to the troubles and woes of the stu- dents. The students and faculty will never be able to express to Mr. Kemp their appreciation fully for all the things he has done for them. l believe in my own ability to work efficiently and to think clearly, and I pledge myself to make America a better place for everyone. This is the last paragraph of the F.B.L.A. Creed which is being given in unison by the new mem- bers of the club at the in- itiation service. The band's assistance at pep rallies was greatly ap- preciated. The booming of the drums accenting the yells of the students added to the spirit of the occasion. The melodic beauty of the high school song being layed by the band and sung by the entire student body is a never-to-be-for gotten thrill. Tables loaded with mums for the Homecoming Game meant hours of work for members of the junior class. Here Dub Cook and Troy Brock are ready to carry the mums to be de- livered during the next two or three hours. Looking over the beauti- M. Jah -s Mrs. Hill points out Brazil on the map, where Portuguese influence is most dominant today, as the American History class works on their maps, essays, and work-books. They are studying colonization in the Americas and the influence European institu- tions have had on modern American culture. 'They are also making com- parisons of Colonial conflicts with European countries with those of our present day foreign problems. ful mum corsages are Linda Hawkins, iunior class vice president, with Evelyn Mil- ler, Richard Gardner, Paula Armstrong, Paula Curtner, and Janie Stewart, the five members who sold the most mums. Paula Curtner was declared tops in salesmanship ability. Miss Light, class sponsor, is help- ing to direct the sorting of mums. Evelyn Hobson, editor, Sandy Mc- Donald, business manager, and Mary Whitsitt, copy editor, make pre-school plans for work on the '57 Fang at the home of the advisor, Mrs. Ogle. Most of the ads were sold in August and much of the planning was done before the beginning of school. Mrs. Puryear gets a cup of coffee from the coffee urn in the teachers lounge while Mrs. Calloway and Mrs. Hill chat in the background. Mr. Highfill is enioylng listening to the music from the hi-fidelity record player. This machine is valuable in helping the band toward perfection in playing. Included also is a tape re- corder that is used a great deal in band practice. TEACHERS? ROUN -UP Mrs. Hilton Crane, sec- retary to our superintend- ent, fulfills her duties as a hostess for the Teacher Round-up by greeting guests Mrs. Lee O. Gowdy, Mrs. Lora Lee Turner and Mrs. Leigh McGee. ,M Here is a glimpse of a few of the many who at- tended the affair. Punch, coffee, and cookies were served. The refreshment table was decorated in purple and white with Welcome Teachers in styrofoam forming part of the centerpiece. 1 Hilton Crane, secretary- manager of the Chamber of Commerce, Jean Lindsey, president of the Business and Professional Women's Club, and Dr. John C. Wil- son, president of Chamber of Commerce, are to be commended for the splen- did get-together. PEP RAlLlLY SCENES O, the day of the pep assembly! The auditorium walls brace themselves and in troop freshmen, sopho- mores, iuniors, and seniors, all obsessed with out-yell- ing each other. Cheerleaders Burlene Wells, Barbara Hatfield, Mildred Dixson, Bennie Johnson, and Pat Perkins lead the yells each Friday morning during football season. Beat Ranger! was the battle cry in J. H. S. the week before the game with Ranger. The splendid spirit and enthusiasm exemplified paid off in a victory of 19-7 over Ranger. Each vibrant with school spirit, the sparkling five yell leaders led J.H.S. in Pep- They worked up new yells and assembly skits. This skit by the cheer- leaders represented the hopes and aspirations of the students and the team to win the game on Fri- day night. ' 'I We my Y -, s,...A Gold driftwood and red candles galore were fea- tured in the decorations of Delta Kappa Gamma Re- gional meeting in Jacks- boro October l3. FTA girls, dressed in black skirts, white blouses, and red ties carrying out the FTA col- ors, served the meal. Those serving were Melina Caruthers , Ann Sickles, Zelta Long, Janie Stewart, Lillie Mae Stark, Paula Arm- strong, LaVerne Marley, Pat Conway, Johnnie Creek, Mildred Dixson, Barbara Anderson, and Ann Leath- erwood. Margie Mattox, Carroll Morrow, and Linda Gunter, KABC members, help keep the books in the library ready for use. Members of the club serve the student body not only by keep- ing the books and magazines pro- perly shelved but also by helping locate materials housed in the library. All members are required to learn the classification of books to enable them to serve their fellow classmates. Dora Tilghman, Gayle Donley, and John Waldrop with other students shown in the background, realize that much practice is nec- essary to build accuracy and speed in typing. The business education department has as its ob- iective the teaching of the fundamental principles of business to those students who plan to enter the bus- iness field. Courses are also offered to aid students in other areas of work. F.B.L.A. members Mild- red Dixson, Burlene Wells, Paula Curtner, Wanda Kay, Sandy McDonald, June Dunlap, Kay Porter, Barbara Hatfield, Ann Leatherwood, Sandra Cox, Glynda Leath- erwood, Linda Hawkins and Mary Whitsitt served at Bosses' Night Banquet when Boyce House was guest speaker. That's Mike Myers' feet and hands you see and Stephen Vaughrfs back. You remember the Ready Rebels and the Atomic Teens, the two political parties in the election for county of- ficials. Miss Light and Mrs. Crawford serve refresh- ments to Mr. White, Class- room Teachers Association president, at the initial CTA meeting in September. Jimmy Dixson, State F.B.L.A. vice president, in- stalled the local club of- ficers in an impressive candlelight ceremony. Pic- tured is June Dunlap, pres- ident, lighting her candle from the candle repre- senting the national or- ganization. Other officers are Wanda Kay, Sandra Cox, Barbara Hatfield, and Willie Ruth Scarber. Mrs. Wallace McGaughey, secretary to our principal, is busily preparing the scored achievement tests taken by all high school students for tabula- tion. ln the library, students .oil over their assignments using the many thick refer- ence and pleasure books and the splendid array of magazines for English themes, book reports, and just plain reading enioy- ment. Here Jimmy Dixson, with the assistance of Mrs. Calla- way, librarian, selects a magazine providing infor- mation on a chosen subject. Mr. Jap Smith is busy as usual mak- ing his famous Chili. The seniors could not do without this fine citizen who gives of his time and talent to help the class have their annual fund rais- ing Chili Supper. Jacksboro citizens think the chili is delicious and the seniors think Mr. Smith is wonderful. ln the background is Mr. J. A. Mor- rison, who was Mr. Smith's able as- sistant. Stephen Vaughn and Patsy Perkins, two of our most talented musicians, were special attractions at the B. and P. W. Bosses' Night dinner. Stephen's splendid voice has been praised by music critics and laymen alike and no gather- ing of any size would be complete without at least one song from him. Patsy has been our most accom- plished pianist for several years. Always willing to lend her superb talent, she has been in constant de- mand by both civic and high school organizations. Two more accomplished and willing performers have never before been in J.H.S. Mr. Don Smith, a loyal and con- siderate friend to every student and teacher, is well-liked for his thought- fulness and personal interest shown to each and every one of us. He is always ready to share the ioys and problems of each individual student. Periods before school and at noon provide splendid times for get-to- gethers. The front entrance of the high school building is the scene of this chat session. The ringing of the bell will signal the beginning of a new school day. The Christmas Assembly presented by the Choral Club was one of the most beautiful assemblies ever to be presented in our high school. The originality and creative ability of our students as well as their splendid sing- The Tiger Canteen provides facilities for many types of entertainment. Here a group is enjoying ping-pong while others look on and offer advice. ing talent was displayed. You can always depend on the boys in JHS to want to do their part in social activities. Here James Kay and John Mower bring in hot chocolate for the Christmas Party at the Tiger Canteen. lncluded in the activities for the party were the making of cheer boxes to be taken when the group went carolling. Seventeen lovely boxes were made from the fruit, nuts, candy, toys, and canned goods brought by the members. F.B.L.A. members and guest, Mrs. Hill, are enioying a chat while waiting for others to arrive for the Christmas F.B.L.A. party, December ll. All who attended expressed their appreciation to Pat Perkins, social chairman, for the splendid party arranged by the social committee. Here the members have donned coats and caps and have the cheer boxes in tow. Off they go for a ioy- ful carolling time to make others happy at Christmas time. ff'- Qs Some of the students who were chosen to be in the Who's Who sec- tion of the yearbook are waiting their turn to have their pictures made. All dressed up for the photographs, aren't they? Evelyn Hobson, editor of yearbook, checks with Mr. Smith about pictures that remain to be taken while the sen- iors are having their first introduction to their caps and gowns. Laverne Marley holds the mirror while Sandra Cox, unaware of the cameraman, is showing the girls how she plans to pose for her Who's Who picture. YOUTH CENTER Ull-7'lEll ERS Ronald Watson Jerry Dickson Lilly May Stark Pregidem President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Youfh Cenfer Board r l , l ei fm' b , ,bww Q j . A if ,s 1 --v' 4? .ff 235, K! fi The above officers, along with the committee chairmen Linda Hawkins, Mildred Dixson, John Cater Hackley, Bobby Platt, Burelene Wells, Ann Leatherwood, and Lanelle McCoy and the other members of the Youth Center Board, Mrs. Bob Platt, secretary, Mrs. George Nixon, treasurer, Jim Neeley, Carroll Porter, Douglas Dickson, and John A. Moore, Jr., have provided many pleasant memories of the school year 1956-1957. 5 I , ,, X 3 a These two groups of exes and students enjoyed the lovely Christmas dance at the Youth Center. Willie Ruth Scarber and John Mower are pictured on the dance floor. In the background are seen two exes. Time out for scrabble before return- ing to dancing after enjoying refresh- ments. Here Mouaton Gunter is help- ing Barbara Hatfield figure out a word with James Kay looking on. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kay and Mrs. John Barry serve refreshments to the group. James Kay, Sandy McDonald, Paula Curtner, Bill Sparks, Lanelle McCoy, and Raleigh Leatherwood are saying Goodbye Their happy expressions show they've had a wonderful time. With a smile, F.B.L.A. president, June Dunlap, gives a birthday card to Mr. Moore at his birthday party given by F.B.L.A. in the library. ,,,..-r' Lilly May Stark and Ellisene Rum- mage, both class officers, presented Richard Murray, class president, with a plaque from the Freshman class be- fore he moved to Fort Worth. Mr. White, junior class sponsor, is shown here at his going-away party given by several of his close friends. He was admired and respected by everyone and he will be missed by each student and teacher in JHS. This is our high school principal? Mr. Smith vvas really slaving over those dishes! We wonder it he does this at home tor his wife. Meet the cast of A Visit to the Lincoln's. fRight to lettl Kay Porter, Willie Ruth Scarber, James Kay, lBackl Jimmy Dixson, Jimmy Sampley, Henry Hurd, Gary Moore, Linda Hawkins, program chairman, and Mary Whitsitt. The Med Tack Amateur Show pre- sented in January auditioned Mike Cherryhomes on the electric organ, the sextette singing The Banana Boat Song, a guitar medley, and a twirl- ing routine by Sara McGee. M. C. Jimmy Dixson was frequently heard asking, Do you have tired blood? wt- The maiorettes and drum maior are shown saluting the High School Song in the last pep rally forthe i956 foot- ball season. Mr. Kemp is shown at the station where we see him so often. Everyone depends on him whenever stage or auditorium lighting is needed. He al- ways knows what we need and how we want it. The Baptist Church presented the Seniors with a Valentine Banquet. It will long remain one of the nicest memories of the Senior activities. Evelyn Hobson adds the finishing touches to Belva Sue's collar before she has her picture made in her cap and gown. A familiar scene throughout the year was the Student Council Bulletin Board where souvenirs and supplies could be bought when needed. Standing be- side it is Lelia Vene Gunter, a Student Council member. 5' - 1 t1Ui'5x Q V 'Q 'lltl 2 mf 5 -A U, i tfllzclrit wif 5968 All QQCX Nl. ,Q A 'Lia 5 M Eiitlitifiii '5 'ir Local electrician Sam Paschal confers with Mrs. Green about needed im- provements in stage lighting while Mr. Kemp listens to their suggestions. if fr ,wffe fl ,V 0:1 in 75 li a my Pig. QD , ...W , MM, W ig .nun-an-fn ,, My tw ,Q Q 'T' ', W7 4, A, W 9 1 fl , ., M ff. , 1 ,, li . vi 2 t ,X lv T , ORGA HZATHUNS ncaa...- The presidenTs of The Tour organizaTions in our school wiTh The word FuTure in Their TiTle represenf The planning and The work devoTecl by all high school sTudenTs To preparaTions Tor fuTure careers, wheTher iT be farmers, Teachers, business leaders, or homemakers. I . TH El F NG Faculty Advisor MRS. ODIS OGLE Editor ,, , , ,, Business Manager Copy Editor , W , Advertising Editor Feature Editor, Organizations Editor Editor Evelyn Hobson , Evelyn Hobson , ,, Sandy McDona!d , Mary Whitsitt June Dunlap H , ,,,,,,, 7 Mary Lou Hart Jarrilyn Middlebrooks Business Manager Sandy McDonald THE 'FllGlE',R9S TALE Sponsor MRS. OREN GREEN STAFF Editor ,,,,,,,,V,.,,,,,..,.............,. Assistant Editor ,s,.7,s,s Business Manager .,,,, Sport Editor .s,..ss.ssssssssss Assistant Sport Editor .s.s.. s.7..sss E Activity Editor ,,E.s.,....,s, Assistant Activity Editor ,,,.,E Art Editor EEEEEEEE.EE.EEEEEEEEEEEE Assistant Art Editor EEEEE, Typists E EEE,,,,.EE,EEEEEEEEEEE Freshman Reporter ,,E, A Pressman EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Assistant Pressman ,EEE,,, Editor Willie Ruth Scarber ., Willie Ruth Scarber , Patsy Perkins Jimmy Dixson Dave Elenburg Sammy Gafford Ann Leatherwood ,E ,. Bennie Johnson ,, E Betty Jones Linda Hawkins E LaMerle Jolly Evelyn Miller Linda Robinson Lanelle McCoy Ronald Watson A ,, Gary Moore , if .-L K' ,vt . pl Business Manager if Jimmy Dlxson s 3. ,gif E wx STUDENT QUUNCIHL NATIO NAL 2 HONOR SQCIET7' x f X x Z E f 6 X NATM N LHUNUR SUSIE Y Members of the National Honor Society 7 are very carefully selected by the faculty 1- on the basis of scholarship, leadership, X and character. No honor conferred in high school exceeds that of in the National Honor ondary Schools. j L , 4 7 1 09 75- gp' resident Laverne Marley Vice President Willie Ruth Scarber Secretary Norma Pruitt Treasurer Jimmy Dixson Kay Porter Evelyn Hobson Janie Stewart Mildred Dixson Betty Jones Jeanie Smith Wanda McCord Sponsor Mrs Raymond Poryear Pat Perkins John Mower Charles Berry Jerry Dickson Bill Sparks. FUTURE TEA HE S UF AMERH Sponsors Mrs. Bernice Hill Mrs. A. B Callaway President Vice Presidenti Secretary Treasurer Librarian Historian Song Leader Parliamentarian PURPOSES Q' To learn about the opportunities in Teaching To cultivate the qualities essential in a good teacher To study the lives of great teachers To foster the development of student leadership To give opportunity for actual experience in teaching OFFICERS Bill Sparks Janie Stewart Laverne Marley Mary Whitsitt Paula Armstrong Johnnie Creek Carolyn Porter S 7 Jerry Dickson EUTUEE EUSHNESS LEADERS UF AMERHCA Mrs. Odis Ogle LGS THGRES Sponsor Mrs. Edna Puryear AGE BOOK CLUB Sponsor Mrs. A. B. Callaway 'ILC A President, ,C Vice President Secretary C as Reporter as Parliamentarian OFFICERS Charles Berry PURPOSES To sponsor a greater interest among students in 1 of books and library service, To stimulate reading interest, To improve the library service ofthe school. Ay he use --s n a , ,zp 1 f a La Merle Jolly Carrol Morrow Johnnie Creek Nina Smith 'Sf FUTURE HUMEMAKERS UF Sponsor Miss Marguerite Light AMERHCA L--.....c...-,e- -.,. Some of the outstanding programs include Beth Rothman, fashion consultantp a panel discussing careers available in the field of homemaking, a Christmas party and a talk on Whats Behind a Label? The money raising proiects are selling Christmas cards and sponsoring a lecturer. The outstanding social event President L , ,,..,,,s Willie Ruth Scarber Vice President , ss,,,,,,,,,,,,, Corresponding Secretary , . Recording Secretary ,,,c, , L C Janice Turner Betty Jones Johnetta Berry Treasurer L cs,cs Virginia Smith Parliamentarian , Linda Robinson Historian L C C, Laverne Marley Sergeant-at-Arms Janice Spencer Reporter , , Mary Lou Hart Song Leader ,,,s ,, Sara McGee Pianist L L ,, Burlene Wells QMAKER s'I ill PM 43 QCW of LQ tt ay l 4 UTURE FARMERS UF AMERH A Advisors, Mr. Raymond Puryear, Mr. Glen Boykin dba: President Vice President Secretary 7 Treasurer 77 Sentinel Reporter 7 7 S ,iff 1 ,,. 'W T,5w it K.. '-an... L . 7. :M 4 ,fi .-,e,.w- ,,,,,.s, rwsmwwkfy V r :g2.:f'rfQ:,:r Learning to do Earning to live Doing 10 learn Living to serve MERS FAR 7. Or OFFICERS Melvin Robinson 7 Don Hughes g 77 77 7 Jack Barry 7 Robert Shook 7 7 Tommy Mustin Billy Craft 41:12 mf .., L 'N .MQ W. UFFHQE ASSHSTANTS it mv., Left to right: Lelia Gunter, Carrol Morrow, Betty Smith, Lenora Wilton, Johnetta Berry, Norma Pruitt, Evelyn Hobson. Seated: Mr. Don Smith, Principal, Students selected for office assistants must be courteous well-man- l nered, thoughtful, conscientious, neat in appearance, and should have an active interest in Business and Secretarial Training, with preference given to Juniors and Seniors. Since the office assistants are of major importance and have specific duties to perform, one-half unaffiliated credit is given in Secretarial Training forthe capable performance of their duties. l fl CHURAL GLUE Direcror, Mrs. A. D. Shavvver JTACKSTBORU HIGH S HUUL BAND L. il Q i gi, , El r,,riS FLUTES Elsie Clark' Ginny Rhoads Sandy McDonald OBOE Janie Stewart' BASSOON Billy Don Williams' CLARINETS Sandra Cox' Mike Cherryhomes Nina Smith Sara McGee Deanie Waldrop Betty Jones Glenda Gale Smith Grant Porter Charlene Miller CONCERT BAND ALTO SAX Kay Porter' TENOR SAX Dave Elenberg' Melina Caruthers BARITONE SAX Bennie Johnson' FRENCH HORNS Jeanie Smith' Carol Rider Larry Garland Pat Conway Joan Mathews Sherry Hatfield STRING BASS Lillie May Stark' BASSES Manville Jones' Lewis James ,tl,, .., Floyd Richards PERCUSSION Ellisene Rummage Mike Myers Steven Vaughn Mlliifi BARITONES Rodney Malone' Scotty Teague TROMBONES Gary Moore' Charles Singleton Johnny King 'Denotes first chair CORNETS Jerry Dixson' John Mower John Hackley Barbara Baker Bobby Platt is Director Richard Highfill ,q 'fi 'im 'gzi- BAND CUUNClllL, President, Gary Mooref, Vice President, Billie Don Williams? Secretary-Treasurer, Bennie Johnson, Publicity Chairman, John Moore? Dave Elenburg', Jerry Dixson' Sandra Cox, Drum Maior, Sara McGee, Head Maiorette. 'Denotes Squad Leaders September October Novem er 1 r Vs xv 59 4 26 Dec 28 Dec December 20 Jan January February March April May W AfC'Tl'llVTl'lFlTlE,S 9156-T957 4-School opens TO-Class officers elected Senior rings arrived Community get together honoring teachers Band Sweetheart Sandra Cox presented F H A attended State Fair Janice Turner and Mary Lou Hart named outstanding F H A and A H girls by Farm Bureau F H A sponsored Mrs Beth Rothman fashion consultant LaMerle Jolly presented at Homecoming Game as Football Sweetheart Senior Chili Supper F T A District Meeting in Vernon Bill Sparks elected District President Teacher Appreciation Tea by F T A Book Week Thanksgiving Holidays 8 an Sara McGee presented as Harvest Queen at Turkey Hop f F B LA Christmas Party Candlelight Dance Christmas Holidays ! Christmas Dance Barbara Hatfield named Miss Jack County by Chamber of Commerce T8 Mid term Exams Sock Hop James Mathis and Norma Pruitt chosen by student body to be Mr and Miss H Jimmy Dlxson and Willie Ruth Scarber were named the outstanding senior boy and girl of T957 Ronald Watson and June Dunlap chosen by F B L A as Mr and Miss F B L A Who s Who announced Jerry Beshear and Barbara Hatfield presented as Mr and Miss BOP CBasket ball Our Prldel Sweetheart Banquet honoring seniors at First Baptist Church Valentine Dance Jeanie Smith Sara McGee and Glenda Smith sang in All State Chorus at Dallas 23 24 F B LA State Convention at Denton F H A Mother Daughter Banquet 28 Midwestern Band Concert F T A State Convention T C U Play Red Shoes 89 ff lnterscholastic League Events at Bowie Musicana 29 30 Band Festival 29 30 Student Council State Convention T2 Turtle Derby T5 F B L A Style and Talent Show T9 22 Easter Holidays Senior Play F H A State Convention at Dallas Band Concert Band Banquet Junior Senior Banquet Baccalaureate T3 20 Senior Week T7 20 Senior Trip T7 Methodist Banquet honoring Seniors 24 High School Graduation 619 iff' 'G AX YZ Xf XX 1 00 so M ASW 26- If . - . 5- , , 6- . . . ' To- ' ' . . . - A T8- . . . . , ' b 2- ' Q 15- ' ' . . . ' - . 12 3- ' ' ' 8 - , 30- f' X T T- .... ' , ' f at T - . 2- ' ' T 2T- ' , - 12- Q - W to- - ' - T8- 1- . . A . J S 5- . . . , , . ,, 5- . .. . . A . . . . 5- , T2- ' . ' - MA I .... T5- ' 15W . . I I . . .- . - .... ,,gfg1,3m9 .t,A ww., ,,,. 1 25-. . . - T8-District One-Act Play S113 ' 2 2 W - A Z. .A -V -lil? 2 8 - . A .gain g i .-. . . I i.:.j.'.j.f,:.'.'ro I , 25- ' 26-. . . A j' , 27- 9 29- , Y! Ag . - . T2- .' 2 , T f , .. ff. - -4 f 5' Z7 Cf:-W Y , - I -,. ' - ' . ' s A' .gg gli ,y 5 LASSES as Quir- ff The Tour classes in high school, represenTed by Their presidenTs, make many plans for various Types of acTiviTies ThroughouT The year. The sen- iors, oT course, lead in The acTiviTies-The senior play, The annual Trip and commencemenT, give Them an exTremely busy and evenTful year and one They will long remember. BUT The iuniors are busy vviTh Tund raising and planning for The Junior-Senior BanqueT. The sophomores are developing leadership Through Their classes, YouTh CenTer acTiviTies, and school eleciions. The freshmen are finding high school life a new experience wiTh many ioys and pleasures, buT some Troubles and dis- appoinTmenTs inTermingled from Time To Time. P Q 1 Q f 5 5 Q pq g ,,,QF,f. c , 9, . 0, 'Q CLASS U '57 FHA 1, 2, 3- KABC 4- Choral Club l, 4. JOHNETTA BERRY w-wqh BELVA BARKER w - 1. ,- Arg X FHA 1, 2, 3, Recording Secretary 4, Basketball lg Allied Youth -an 2, 35 FBLA A, Office Help 2, 3, 4. JIM BUNNELL FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, KABC 2, 3. ms. 3 liz -1' ff ' ...J- iss C fd 'Z .-w-fdf f 1 ,523 Fl ' I -.,' BILLY BURNS FFA I, 2, 3, Football 3, 4. JIM CLARK FFA 2, 3, Football 4, Track 3, Tiger's Tale 5pOr1S Ediior 3. SANDRA COX FHA 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, FBLA 3, Secretary 4, Choral Club A, Band 2, Drum Maior 3 and 4, Band Sweethearf A, Class Vice President 3, National Honor Socie1y 35 First Division Infer- scholastic League Twirling Ensemble A. ,W VERLENE FERGUSON FHA T, 2, 4, Allied Youth 2, KABC 4, Basketball lg Band 3. EDDIE GIBSON FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basabatt 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3 LELIA VENE GUNTER FHA l, 2, 3, FBLA 3, A, KABC Secretaryflreasurer 3, 4, tice Help A, Allied Youth 2, Class Favorite 2, Stud-ent Coun- cil A. CLASS UF 957 JOHNNIE CREEK FHA 1, 2, 3, FTA 2, Parliamentarian 3, Historian A, Basket- ball 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Volleyball l, 2, 3, KABC 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, GAC 2, 3. JlNlMY DIXSON FFA l, 2, Vice President, District Treasurer 3, FBLA 3, State Vice President and Parliarnentarian -1, National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4, Student Council Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President A, Tige-r's Tale Assistant Sports Reporter 2, Business Manager 3 and A, Track 3. FLOYD EASTER FFA lr 2, President 3, 4, Band T, 2, Football Manager 4. 4 ,wad 5 256 l Q -if C ASS UF 957 BARBARA HATFIELD FHA l, 2, Vice President 3, 4, FBLA 3, Treasurer A, Cheer- leader l, Head Cheerleader 2, 3, A, GAC l, 2, 3, Choral Club I, 2, 3, President 41, lnterscholastic League Sextet l, 2, 4, School Sextet 2, 3, 4, lnterscholastic League Octet 3. EVELYN HOBSON Student Council 2, Fang Staff Editor 4, FBLA 4, Who's Who in English lg National Honor Society A. DON HUGHES Class President lg FFA l, Parliamentarian 2, 3,1 President, District Treasurer 4, FBLA 2, 3, KABC Parliamentarian 3, 4. JG' . -5 .f- fa, i . K ,4v ,KA X 4 HENRY HURD FFA l, 2, 35 Football l, 2, 3, 45 FBLA 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Tennis I, 2. KOLEEN JEFFREY FHA 3,-1, KABC 4, LA MERLE JOLLY FHA l, 2, 3, KABC 2, 3, President A, Student Council Reporter 42 FBLA 4: Tiger's Tale 3, 4, Class Favorite 3, Football Sweet- heart 4, Softball l, 2. Q LARRY KUNDYSEK FFA T, 2, 3, Football T, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball l, FHA Prince Charming 'I, Class Favorite I. ARNETA LADD Choral Club l, 2, President 3, 4, Band I, 2, Sweetheart 3 FHA l, 2, 3, 4, KABC Typist 4, Library Assistant l. WANDA MCCORD FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth T, Spanish Club 3, 4, Choral Club A, National Honor Society 4. l 'Y' I S' ASS UF 957 RODDY JOLLY FFA T, 2, 3, 4, KABC 3, 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer l. BETTY JONES FHA l, 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, FBLA 2, 3, Spanish Club Treasurer 3, President 4, Tiger's Tale 2, Art Editor 3 and 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Class President 4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 4, Interscholastic League Ready Writing, Second Place 3. JAMES KAY FFA l, Vice President 2, Allied Youth 2, 3, FBLA 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, Class Reporter 2. f-qv? CLASS 957 SANDRA MCDONALD FHA I, Treasurer 2, 3, A, Allied Youth 1, Treasurer 2, 3, FBLA A, Band 2, Maiorette 3 and 4, Fang Staff Business Manager 4, Choral Club l, Sextet and Solo 2, Soloist and Octet 3, Sextef and Solo A, Basketball 2, Junior Girls' Doubles, Tennis l, Manager Girls' Softball Team l, 2, GAC l, 2, Office Help T, 2, 3, Lions Club Sweetheart 4, First Division lnterscbolastic League Tvvirling Solo and Ensemble 4, SARA MCGEE Assembly Council l, Choral Club l, 2, Vice President 3, Reporter 4, All-State Choir A, KABC l, FHA l, 2, Song Leader A, Band l, Co-Band Sweetheart, Magorette 2, Head Maiorette, Band Vice President 3, First Division lnterscholastic League Twirling Solo and Ensemble 4, Third Place Tvvirling in Texas-Oklahoma Fair 3, Second Place 4, Allied Youth 2, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club Reporter 3, Harvest Queen A. DAVID MALONE FFA l, 2, Football 3, 4. .,a A117 ,. LAVERNE MARLEY Allied Youth l, FHA l, 2, 3, Historian A, FTA 2, Librarian 3 Secretary 4, National Honor Society 3, President 4, KABC 3 haf? 6' 'Z Choral Club 4. IMOGENE MORRIS FHA 2, 3, 4, KABC 4. MIKE MYERS FFA i, 2, 3, Track 3, sand 2, 3, 4. avg f pn- ,9 if 11' . 4 l I 5 X ELIZABETH RICH FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth l, 2, 3, Basketball lg Softball l, Volleyball l, Band 2, KABC Ag Library Assistant l. TOMMY Rloos 'll Football l, 2, 35 FFA l, 2, 3, Band' PM RISLEY L jf FFA 2. , I - A Q. 2 2 l, or CLASS 'LD F 957 NELL NUNLEY Allied Youth l, 2, 3, FHA rig KABC Typist Ag Office Help 2, 3 NETTIE PEEK Choral Club 2, FBLA 4, Spanish Club 3, Vice President A Allied Yocitn 31 Class Favorite -1. NORMA PRUITT FHA l Reporter 2, 3, Allied Youth lg Class Favorite lg Student Council 3, National Honor Society 3, Secretary Ag FTA 45 Office Help 4, FBLA 4. ,a I f ff '13 1+ Ax 4 ,X ia l 'Zn A v fnvld X,, li CLASS UF 957 FFA I, 2, 3, Reporter 4, Band I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Track I, 2. JIMMY SAMPLEY Football 3, 4, Track I, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, FBLA 4, FFA I. WILLIE RUTH SCARBER FHA I, 2, Pianist 3, President 4, Allied Youth I, 2, Presi- dent 3, FBLA 3, Reporter 4, National Honor Society Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Tiger's Tale Assistant Activity Editor 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, GAC 2, Choral Club I, 2, 4, Wl1o's Who in Home Economics 3, Office Help 2, Football Sweetheart Nominee 3 and 4, Harvest Queen Nominee 4, Most Courteous Girl 4. Q ' ,. W-Q W ,ff 'Q , 'se ' I 'f ,A NICK SIKES FFA I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, Baseball 3, Class Vice President I and 2, Tennis 2, FTA 4. CLARKEY SIMPSON Football I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, FFA I, 2, FBLA 4, Tennis I, 2. VIRGINIA SMITH Basketball I, 2, Co-Captain 3, 4: V0lleYb3ll If 2, 3: Softball I, 2, 3, KABC I, Allied Youth 2, FHA I, 2, Historian 3, Treas urer 4, GAC I, 2, Vice President 3, FBLA 3, 4, Class Sec reta ry-Treasurer 4. N , A .0 .fa-'Y STEPHEN VAUGHN Band 3, 4, KABC 4, FBLA 4, RONALD WATSON FFA 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, FBLA 3, 4, Allied Youth 3, Student Council Parliamentarian 3, Tiger's Tale 3, 4, Class Vice Fresicler-t A. BURELENE WELLS FHA 1, 2, 3, Pianist 4, FBLA 4, Allied Youth 1, 2, 3, Office Help 2, 3, Cheerleader A, KABC l, Band l, 2, Choral Club 4. C HAASS U ll? 957 WINSTON SMITH FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 43 JANICE SPENCER FHA l, 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Basketball 2, C0-Captain 3, Volleyball l, 2, 3, Softball l, Co-Captain 2, 3, 4, KABC T, GAC l, 2, President 3, Allied Youth 2, FTA A. JANICE TURNER FHA l, 2, Song Leader 3, Vice President, Outstanding FHA girl of Jack County 4, Band Flagleader l, 2, Allied Youth 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Choral Club l, 2, 11. QE rid SENJIUR AUTUGRAPHS ff' 1m,, w,,,if x 1' Q: ' -32314 Mg, My t ww, N Vw... , Y 3 . f . X X ' N , 'vi --afuunqwmw , .Q.-,.. -':: ' M VL Q i..i.........f ,nf , 4 'VY I w.,,,,,, 2' gui' ' 1 -- J is ,W fx 'Mr' 4' w O I ' ff 2 z 1' . , Y 7' L fx X y ' X 9 ' win-au., CLASS CDF 958 fr YN ,,6'. 'fini Barbara Anderson A ' Paula Armstrong A' I, H ' Vw .lack Barry 3 B M W H ' A -rj A llJrf4rgxalQ f Charles Berry , , 41? JerrY Besher Brooks Bowen 3 ,4 Mm ,,,w v. 4 an K Cdr Sz? - 3 if ,sw ' A -' . df 1 nr 5 in p gl fl ,- -Q , X ll f ki X X Liam C, bi . ' l'w'3gh V, Q W ri C C f r A '. ff . sf X S sl Y f - ' 4 ' X V 2 Q .L C f . M li ,A - - s x . .K W 'M ' vc ll ,X J: I L lit B Q 1 lb 7 Q ' ' 6 fl' ist!!! R QQQA : : : Z R E ii W. L C , X C - J A x ..-f X ,,.,. '55 , , 2 rf 'Q' ' J V, f W C' ,Agam- l f all ssr x X Troy Brock 4.3 rar CJ Jia I , all 11' f I f . f , .W 1 . Ari' l 3'l K B C Melina Carulhers, Elsie Clark Gene Conner Linda Cowge'r Reba Sue Crain Jerry Cunningham Larry Culwell Paula Curlner X b I 'sf' AJVWQ Q -CN Q1 Doyle Caddns Sandra Gaines Rlchard Gardner Linda Gunler Mouaron Gunter Lnnda Havvkuns Don Henderson I LASS CDD F '58 Dan Davis Jerry Dickson June Dunlap Lrnda Edwards Dons Faulkner Betty Fenter sf-if ef' if ,qn4'S 'S Kline Irvine -5, Jlrnrny Isbell 4 J CLASS O F 958 Doris Jackson Dale Jeffrey Bennie Johnson ww Wanda Kay Q Glynda Lealhervvood Phillip Lillard 'S' J ' ayq 'Ads V li' 'JW 'Mk' 2' Zelia Faye Long Minnie McDonald If -If Rodney Malone A . mah' J ,yniz 1 W ,, , ..,, i ' .Hx I ,,... -5 'Q 'X -7- 'W James Mathis ' fv- '- ' , Rex Mathis Joan Matthews X .al f X ' , ..44v L-If lfx f Margie Maftox ,335 'K Evelyn Miller Billy Moore e,,'-dw X y I A Ta 4, fin '27 K! fix 4,1 v , ,Ag U X v 1 -:E 'X .av ,s A-X V l CLASS UF 958 Gary Moore Carrol Morrow Doris Muslim mr- YN V f l fn I, Mncheu Patrick l , lx Pat Perkins l ' E ... Billy Joe Plaster x Nam 5 is as A ef C E l ra ' Carolyn Porter J, C ,, Aw K 'W Charles Ray - ' -' ' M - George Ragsdale V X X Y' N M.. I si' so l,,y , V 2 ,L lx k r' X 9' X 1 ,A .AX X '? f'-' A ,. vw, ,Q Ginny Rlrwoads V 40 k 'K ' 'V' ff! , Carol Rider ' l ,4 . . , , Joe Robinson Q, .Y ' 'J si ll. J! AQ - 1 f 1 .f u Linda Robinson Charles Singleton ' Belly 5rni1l1 R -r lu... , 'Y' 4-L ,Ar V W. fi Q I P P! aY tw CLASS O F 958 J if fra 'VN --. Charles Smith Donald Smith Glenda Smith Harvey Smith Jeanie Smith Bill Sparks ,Q if ' K , ' qv tl ,MQW Mmm., '?t Nm ' C if ,- Z? il ,,a: f 1 Wffxliiiit at i , if ,qs ,ff .. in - A ,typ Qs NRS' Mfg! i . ,X rx 4? Janie Stewart Elbert Swan Dora Tilghman Mary Turner Sonny Turner John Waldrop Dan Ward Mary Whitsitt UPHUMURE UFFIIQERS PRESIDENT Charlene Miller VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER REPORTER Gayla McCoy Nina Smith Robeff Shook 0 L W.. ,,I.. ig 0 'Url . CLASS O F '59 Barbara Baker Robert Barker Kay Barry Billy Berry Billy Joe Brisco Dale Calhoun Marilyn Cantrell Mike Cherryhomes Patty Clark Vera Faye Coffman Pai Conway William QDubl Cook Billy Craft Francis Creek Mildred Dixson Gayle Donley Joe Easter Dave Elenburg Cynthia Epps James Felkner pn-. lf' if? A9 nrvgn, fl d 1 lp f' 1 R 5 :GK i ' ff'-7 .5 if K as F ,-'ap 'al 1 -:r di 4 M 5 X - ,,.-J f' as-A X ' .1 Ma H. X . WH Y , 124. a,,f,,:r .QV r ,- C fl.,r.fXSS OF ' all Hoyt Franklin Sidney Freeman Samuel Gafford Larry Garland Tommy Garrett Charles Gary Joe Geer Margaret Sue Gregg John Hackley Mary Lou Hart Jane Hawkins Gerald Herd Ann Leatherwood Dottie Lewis Gayla McCoy Virginia McCoy Raymond Matlock Charlene Miller John Mower Tommy Mustin lf LASS U F 239 T3-' Y:-T' . 'ff Eddie Owens -, aj ' R My ' Danny Patterson , S if 1 Kay Porter ' it fl Connie Rich -fr ' I - f 1 D X X 1 ,K . 5 5 Melvin Robertson f Jessie Rowe Robert Shook mf-A Q? Glenda Rogers 5, gg , x 'l' y 4'v,,g. ,gpg U fr, '77 Nina Smith Loretta Stewart af Tommie Dean Swan f ' , Scottie Teague Deanie Waldrop Billy Don Williams Lenora Wilton These sophomore students are busily absorbed in solving the math problems given by Mr, Hen- derson on a test in Algebra I. vi' 'nv af? SC' 15 -.dv 1- V4-nv--X if gf1'L V :sir , QV '41 -' ' f 'ki 1 IFR ES HI M A N U F IF II C IE RS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER Ellfsene Rumage Manvifle Jones UIIV May Sfafk ,- ' I x. N X ide, 'iff 1 ag Barbara Hines Janet Hudson Lewis James Orlene Jolly Manville Jones Coy Kindsfather John King Patsy King Betty Kovar Shirley Leatherwood Sandra Lewis Carolyn McAnear James McCord Lanelle McCoy Darrell Marlelt effl- ....... ClL,ASS UF '60 AVAIAILI P-4 .wa 2: Q Ronnie Allen Lacey Barry Barbara Black Sandra Brumbelow Norma Bunnell 1 'Y' Z. John Burton -A 'V' Carolene Cantrell 3 F i V 5 Sandra Colbert ' 7 v '-A 5 Dorothy Darnron A , , A' l H' . l Jerry Damron , ' 'f 5: v' , ,S N , ,i 4 ., ' fi if 1 Si' , L' A ' I' L X A Z Ll 2 4 X . ' . l .. ,7 if ra, L , +R ' X ,if Marie Ferguson 'ff .55 , fb: Loy Gunter 1 ' 47 f A M Billy Haney 1 ' -A f- D tg Sherry Hatfield Jackie Hawkins ,fx H .X M X r , . l VL f V vl' .3 I xg ry qi 5 J ,Mi gl .fly fy!-N I it rf, , 1 , T2 ' 1 i 7 ,iff !'X 4- 7 'if . f H, , 'u.-f7 ,. 11215 XG' A W, nt? J-gr 1 5-L . 'L L Xie 1. T Q ,A 4 J if tx at H 3 .3 v . ff, efjf 1 ,lf r S 4 s X ,ug 11 6 f. C SS UF lbll Robert Martin Bobby Mathis Wanda Mattox Jarrelyn Middlebrooks Nelda Miles Bettie Morris 31' r 'A ,,. K' ,fa Richard Murray ' Joe Nichols ,bb Q I 'J Marjorie Nooner 9 as V ' A Barbara Phillips ui rw , X I Vi 1. W. gk, T ,M Ar 'hs L XM mf A61 Bcbby Platt - ' Q ' 1 X! X ' , , Aa Grant Porter A Q -' i ' ' ' Q ' 'V James Potter '7' ,X 6' in Patricia Ogle ii' Qs, E V 1 1 Floyd Richards Q at J 'a rf my I 1 5 3 E lg' ' J f K :ffl al.. il V J ' X ll? im? I l John Roberts 'N Gary Robinson 4 I 4 I v in 1' ,., fr Ellisene Rumage J J ' 0 Bobby Sampley A y 1 ' Barbara Shields l Valli X l V W L an X VW- i, Q - . N i T nf X g ' X ' 1 Q 1 l Billy shack ' 4' ,D T ,,. Anna Sickles 0 XT' TTY 4 rs ,T Q l H David Smith ' .5 ,' . J Lilly May Stark .. - -9' Patsy Swan ' V Pat Swiney I Jessie Mae Thurman F fn Myrtle Tilghman x Jerry Tucker -1 I , x I .-, 'f w -.f' if 'l, ,W fly ' N1 . as ' 4 s Q .4 v ,,, x ' r Tw X , s':'.'s a ff' S PERLATH ES 'fix 15 lilelpif aNXf. lftfiftf f 55bQ These Two smdenfs were chosen by The sfuclenf body as representa Tnves of The Typical boy and gurl of Jacksboro Hugh School 3 s 1 . f N -V YK? f N- K '14 NK . v, X ' 1 I- ' I .. f l ' Y . , n Sli Ak. . V A wg-. 3:33,- .ff I 'A .YQ I Elf' ., kj z f fa' fwv- G22-f '4 . 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J l 2 245-ffl,'A!11.?f fwL W sas.: V ..,f: N Bib- 3 xl v THGER SQUAD First row: Hurd, Patrick, Gunter, Mustin, Mathis, Malone, R., Cunningham Malone D Second row: Coach Henderson, Sikes, Simpson, Davis, Beshefar, Kundy ek Kay Coach Myers. Third row: Sparks, Clark, Gibson, Bowen, Sampley. FOOTBALL SEASON'S SCORES Tigerscss L 40 Lake Worth C C C C L- .Tjgers -' ' T9 Ranger L C C Tigersfe , as 7 Graham sssssssss S220 Tigers 6 Mineral Wells 26 Tigersc 39 1 Decatur Tigers L L 7 Burkburnett 22220 Tigers 7 Electra L L 20 Tigers 33 Olney L I3 Tigers 28 Nocona L T2 Tigers 45 Bowie ,KW COZCAPTAIINS LARRY KUNDYSEK CLARKEY SIMPSON ff, , 7' ' ' ,W D. 1 Q 'ffffif 5 - L A V A f X L . 1 7 A K 1 L J L 2 H Y L :Q .wk v , COACHES WOODROW HENDERSON WALLACE MYERS 3 Us . -0 All ,.no,, fl? 3 Z JERRY BESHEAR BROOKS BOWEN JIM CLARK JERRY CUNNINGHAM Guard End Tackle Back Hon. Men. First Team Second Team All-District All-District ln the opening game of the season, the Tigers trampled the Lake Worth Bull- frogs by a score of 40-6. Touchdowns were credited to Mustin, Kundysek, Patrick, Sparks, and Mathis. The Tigers notched their second victory of the season by beating the Ranger Bulldogs l9-7. This way a very good game and one of the Tigers' best efforts of the season. Touchdowns were made by Mustin, Bowen, and Sparks. The mighty Graham Steers were given a battle from start to finish but finally won over the Tigers by a 20-7 score. The score was made by Sparks after Mustin and Gunter had moved the ball into scoring position. Hard tackling and block- ing which resulted in fumbles was the highlight of the game. The Tigers bowed tothe 3A Mineral Wells Mountaineers by a score of 26-6. The single score was made by Mustin after the play was set up by a 30-yard pass play from Hurd to Kundysek. The Decatur Eagles were defeated by 39-O in the first district game. The Tigers were really clicking as every man on the squad saw action in the game. Scores were made by Mustin, Mathis, Cunningham, and Patrick. 'f -6? A Q , 4 - 'i' , www DAN DAVIS HOYT FRANKLIN EDDIE GIBSON MOUATON GUNTER Tackle Back Tackle Back Hon. Men. First Team Hon. Men, First Team All-District All4District The Tigers squared off with the Burkburnett Bulldogs in an important game and came out the losers by a 20-7 score. It was a very close game with the Tigers tying the score at 7-7 in the fourth quarter on a one-yard plunge by Mustin. The Bulldogs won in the last few minutes on a pass play. In a game played at Electra the Electra Tigers beat our Tigers 20-7. The lone score for Jacksboro came in the first quarter on a drive by Mustin. Electra scored all their points in the last half. ' The favored Olney Cubs were swamped by the Tigers 33-IS. The whole team worked together to get back on the winning trail. Three touchdowns were made by Mustin and two ly Patrick. Again in the scoring streak, the Tigers defeated the Nocona Indians by a 28-I2 score. Mustin and Patrick each scored twice and Sampley kicked all the extra points. The Jacksboro High School Tigers closed the i956 season with an overwhelm- ing 45-7 triumph over Bowie. Fullback Tommy Mustin made all seven touch- downs on running plays through large holes opened in the Bowie line. The whole Tiger line, including ends Kay and Bowen, tackles Gibson and Clark, guards Simpson and Davis, and center Sikes and backs Sampley and Kundysek, did exceptional blocking and defensive work. HENRY HURD Back JAMES KAY End JAMES M Back .ff X... '4 M u 'Spf' .K-v .mm 'fb 1 N Q, Af 4' Avg f .KM -4 , i f It , lf N' .'. 1 i V, -.,A,, irwf 1. if ATRICK JIMMY SAMPLEY NICK SIKES End Center First Team All-District KJ if e f x X 9? 'gf ,aa if ' X73 xx xg mms X x 5 -fav: I 'ifghxef , e . ssifil fi ,g 953' 4 . if -i 3544. 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