Jacksboro High School - Fang Yearbook (Jacksboro, TX)

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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.

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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.

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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.