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owe.Mrs. Vera Thomas, our sc grade teacher, remembers 1 Miko McKown told her that Morrow had kissed Peggy Coney. After that she always did say that our class would come to nogood.The year of the third grade with Mrs. Homer Phillips as teacher, was quite an eventful time. This was the year when the igirls were busy with Brownie Scouts and Jim Morrow broke Beth 'Ivey’s finger playing baseball.Our fourth grade teacher, Miss Nannie Marie Pearson• •: .• • m • ' j • ■!grown.1^.,.......were toappy __Konme wrmuKenneth Wilkins started going I Parker and Ron Johns were on with Marla Lou Rees that year. I the golf iteaChaHe had to stand on the door step to kiss her. Our eighth gradesponsor, Mr. E. L. Hopson, saidthat we could have a dance after our graduation at the Red Diamond Club, a club which our class had formed that year.Thus did we become lowly Freshmen at BHS. Our first high school officers were: Pres.—Peggy Corley, V. Pres.—Jim Morrow, Sec.-Treas.—Margi Oglehby and Rep.—Tricia Andrews. We were ■indeed a . lucky class because. .Royce Fancher wasOur Senior year was full and rewarding. Peggy Corley, Tricii Andrews and Sharon Hurley were cheerleaders from the Senior class; Marla Rees began her 3rd year as drum major of the Bronte Longhorn Band. Peggy CorleyBronte; Ida Lee Parker was Miss BHS; Tricia AndrewsTe*116 So. OaJ. R. Cann R. C. Chai J. Burney■ »lt;- be'-v:our smonsor tl roughout' tito Jfour^ year perfod. : Bke Me- .....■ We knew she----ir.;s*’'V.r -vt;■..., ■■».V ■ ir*V J*^._ soon and sne was... . . -v AV.*’.;VV:v-.:VShe was back soon enou?*•* LfifthyearGerald Parker to put atoad Jown her back in the grade. Our teacher that was Mrs. R. (E. Johnson.The boys had always been mean. In the sixth grade Ronnie Sims, Lynn Phillips, Jim Morrow, Bob Strickland and Gerald Parker itripped Sammy Belcher with a rope and tied him to a tree. The principal must have convinced them that wasn’t the thing to do, so they started sitting in trees with their girlfriends. Mrs. J. T. Henry, oursnon out an end to that.For Life, Hospitalization andCancer Insurance, SeeSNEADAt First National Bank* AaIDCJ W JMUUVC thiswas the only girl inas short as he was. Peggy was elected high school cheerleader and hand sweetheart (that year; Tricia Andrews was chosen as the best groomed girl, Beth Ivey was in the one act play production of “The Glass Menagerie,” and Ida Lee Parker went to the state literary meet in debate. Although they did have a hard time with Jack Corley, Dee Ar-rott, Donald Hester, and the rest of those monstrous Seniors, the Freshmen boys weren’t afraid to play football. Beth Ivey began her four year career as manager of the girls basketball team thisyear.Soon the lowly “Fish” became Sophomores and we added three new members (to our dass: Kathy Terry, Jerry Don Holcombe, and Sharon Hurley. Our new officers were: Pres.—Mary Corley, V.Pres.—Jim Morrow, Sec.-Treas.—PATTERNS FOR PROGREt *r i lt;t f$p\ Y::*aThe new look of Bf
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Bronte Enterprise
Bronte, Texas, US
Thu, May 20, 1965
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