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Let's Face It
Let's face it, the many and varied faces
of Adamson represent us, the student body.
The silliness of a somewhat frightened fresh-
man, the anxiety of a sophomore, the confi-
dence of a junior, and the proud bearing
of a senior, express the emotion that fills
the halls of our school.
Faces reflect: happiness, sadness, confi-
dence, disappointment, embarrassment, pride,
determination, thoughtfulness, ignorance,
wisdom, and a myriad of other feelings.
On these pages we see the smiling face
of victory, the sober face of discouragement,
the stern face of determination, the laughing
face of happiness and the self-conscious face
of embarrassment, emotions everyone has ex-
perienced.
The face is like a chapter in a life book
that tells a story. For this reason, we have
recorded the various and memorable events
of the year by using your faces.
Through faces we hope to capture for you
the unforgettable experiences of the year
1968 at Adamson High School.
Oak Staff
Editor ......
Ani. Editor . . .
Aa'mi1zim'a15i01z ..
Stzzdent Life , . .
Perfofmlilier . . .
Orgafzizaliorzr . . . . . .
Seniors ......
Umierclafrmefz . . . .
Sports ...........
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Sondra Culverhouse
. Rosemary Newell
. . . . . Betty Bronar,
Allen Kirsch
Sondra Culverhouse
. Yvonne Gibbons
Donna jackson
. . . . Linda Barton,
Fredna Murray
. . . Patty Bachman,
Kay Patton,
Susan Baker
. .. Gary Wesson
. . . Norma Tussy,
Ann Keeter
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Oak Honors Mr. Stevenson
Hard-working, dedicated, tolerant, and ami-
able are words which describe this year's dedi-
catee. Always enthusiastic and eager to assist,
he has won the admiration of many students.
As a baseball and football coach, he teaches
athletes how to win in sportsmanship as well
as in sports. Because he is well-known, liked,
and respected by fellow teachers, students, and
athletes, we dedicate the 1968 Oak to Mr.
Buddy Stevenson.
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Views of Adamson
We Often Take
for Granted
The beauty of our snow covered
campusg the intricacies of our build-
ing, resulting from additions
through the yearsg the venerable
trophy cases, surrounding our fight-
ing leopardg the bronze plaque rep-
resentative of our school's historyg
and the typical scene at the end of
the clay of a trash can and broorng
these are the many views of Adam-
son we take for granted.
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Board of Education and Administration
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Left 10 Right: Marvin H. Berkeley, jerry D. Wheat, john Plath Green, 1. Willard Gragg, Lee A. McShan, Jr., Dr. W. T. White
Supt.3 Percy E. Luecke, Jr., M.D.g Emmett J. Conrad, M.D.g James E. Joy, and Mrs. Henri L. Bromberg, Jr.
Left lo Right: Hollis Allen, Don E. Matthews, H. D. Pearson, W. T. White, Supt.g Frank L. Williams, E. D. Walker.
Szandnzgf Dale Douglas, C. C. Miller, and Robert H. McKay.
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As Principal of W. H. Adamson High School. Thomas W. Meek has earned
ihe respeci and admiraiion of boih ihe siudenl bodg and facullg. He is an able
leader. inspiring spirii and enihusiasm in school projecis. Ever willing io lend a
helping hand, Mr. Meek provides needed guidance for success in ihe high
school program.
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Principal
Rogce Larsen.
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Secretaries Sh-ive
for Efficiencg
While Mrs. Tompkins, the school nurse,
keeps the student body in good health, Mrs.
Holloway, the principal's secretary, keeps the
office in good order for carrying out school
business. The IBM machines, which have
made data processing quicker and more effi-
cient are operated by Mrs. Caffareta. Coun-
seling records are kept by Mrs. Bridges.
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COLONEL fRet.J ALAN L. FULTON
R.O.T.C.
B.S., United States Military Academy
JERRY L. CUMMINGS
Eighth Gradeg Math Science, Related Algebra
B.S.g M.E.g Abilene Christian Colleeg NTSU
MYRNA B. COPELAND
Latin 3 and 5g English 3
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Presidenl
Mr. Royce Walters
Program Chairman
Mr. Benarr McFadden
Membership Chairman
Mr. Harry Ekstran
Finance Chairman
Mr. Gene Bryant
Edueazion, Sperial
Arlinizfier
Mr, Pete Bratten
Improvements, Civie
Relalionx
Mr. Wilford Loyd
Azhlelirr
Mr. Bernis Vaughn
Serretary
Mr. W. C. Morgan
Prexidenl
Mrs. Keene Ludden
Viee-President
Mrs. R. H. Gatewood
Direelor of Oragnizatian
Mrs. Victor Barton
Direelor af Program Seruire
Mrs. R. P. Rasor
Direetor of Social
Aelizfiliexr
Mrs. Robert Smith
Direcmr of Puhlic Welfare
Mrs. B. Frank White
Direrior of Edaealion
Mrs. Tom Hearn
Direetor of Health
Mrs. Claude Wesson
Direrzor of Efficiency
Mrs. joe Thomas
Direczor of Puhlieizy
Mrs. Leonard Bourell
Recording Secrelary
Mrs. Donald Reynolds
Correxpanding Serrelary
Mr.s T. P. Keeter
Treafurer
Mrs. John Zimmerman
Hiftorian
Mrs. M. Barnauskas
Parliamentarian
Mrs. Clyde Sailor
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skill, and friendship.
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Student Life is an expression of many things,
but one of the most vital is that of spirit. A1-
though it involves long strenuous hours of hard
work, these are the hours that make school mean-
ingful.
. . . Spirii
Richard Snyder presents Mr. Meek with trophies
from the Sherman and San Antonio tournaments.
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"Up With People" entertained and inspired the student
body with songs of patriotism and good will.
Gabby Rasor and Randy Nusbaum demonstrate Leopard spirit in pep
assemblies.
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We like to think that Student Life is mostly joy.
It's attending the Faculty Basketball Game and miss-
ing sixth period, being nominated for Homecoming
Queen, or hearing jim Taylor's joyful song at lunch.
There is even joy in defeat when "defeat" means receiving
the honor of senior Homecoming Princess.
"Nobody knows we've skipped three days of classes to get
a seat!"
"Surely one of them has a tomato."
"How do you like that? A handshake instead of a kiss."
. . . Disappointment
Everything has its sad side, and Student Life is no excep- "Would you believe 40 words and 41 errors?
tion. The 'F' in English, a forgotten assignment, the lost elec-
tion, third period lunch all add up to an occasional
"Blue Mondayfl'
. . . Friendship
This is the most valuable part of student life. It's
walking that special girl to class, letting someone
borrow your only pencil, giving away the answers
to a test you failed yourself, and making the friends
you will keep for a lifetime These will be
lasting impressions of friendship when high school
days are far behind.-
". . . behind 7-Eleven at 4 o'clock."
Look, jimmy. Oh, look. Look and see!"
"Well, she asked me if she could have a lift
I said he carries my books on Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays'
Head of the Adamson Scholarship Foundation is inducted into A
the Adamson Hall of Fame.
Leopardettes are honored by the PTA as Leader Carolyn Sosebee, presents
sponsor, Miss Betty Sewell, with mum.
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Basektball Queen Nominees are presented at the Faculty Basketball Game.
The nominees for Homecoming Princess are presented.
. . . Recognition
This is a special part of Student Life at Adamson. Re-
ceiving the approval of teachers and the high regard of
fellow students by being named Most Likely to Succeed,
being crowned Valentine Queen, winning a basketball
tournament, or making straight A's-it all adds up to
school days we will always remember.
"Little Sisters" present the leaders with mums.
Linda Ludden is recognized as a Basketball Queen nominee
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"Little man, you've had a big day . .
. . . a Desire To Learn
Although the desire of some exceeds the desire of others to
learn, the drive for better grades also plays a large part in
student life.
'Yes, Eddie, if you just have to!"
A moment of silence, brought to you by the honor study hall.
Students constantly strive for better grades.
Friendly student-teacher relations make learning a joy."
Seniors frequent the library for term themes
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Karen Owen serves Adamson as school organist.
. . . Logaltg
and Dedication
Loyalty and dedication are evident as Leopardmen
prove themselves to their school and their fellow stu-
dents, as young people dedicate their time and effort
to the cause of promoting democratic ideals, and as stu-
dents join in encouraging youth participation in the
community "Sing Out!" ROTC drill team members
spend hours of practice on drills for patriotic assemblies
such as Memorial Day in preparation for military service
to their country. In these and many other ways, students
prepare to become capable, responsible adults and good
citizens.
ROTC Drill Team performs on the patriotic assembly, Decem-
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Students were stirred to energetic participation
in the patriotic singing of "Up With People!"
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"Actually I'm bored to tears, but I've got to
keep up appearances."
Sock it to 'em, Mr. Stevenson!
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. . . Talent
Even a dedicated desire to learn is in-
terrupted for entertainment, usually in the
form of student talent.
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Isn't Free."
. . Bugaloo Down Broadway
Excedrin headache No. 6103.
"Down the hall, Richard,
second door to your left!"
"Mr, Johnston, I
can't believe you
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"The cover is wha! color, did you say???"
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Dial.
"Robert, are you sure that you aren t chewmg gum?
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"What did you say was unzipped?"
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"Shoo, fly, clon't bother me!"
"No-Doz . . . unconditionally guaranteed."
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"The sky is falling the sky is falling!"
"Ultra-Brite did it!"
"There's just nothing I can do to ruin my image
they love me."
"What does she
have that I don't
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"Do you really think he'll notice me?
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Student Council Presi-
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LUCY LONG
National Honor Society, National Thes-
pians, FTA Secretary
DONNA
JACKSON
National Honor So-
ciety, Quill and
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Honored Seniors
Selected to Who's Who
Seniors with outstanding leadership and educational
achievements during their high school careers are
honored each year by being selected Who's Who
Candidates by the Faculty.
LINDA LUDDEN
Student Council Secre-
tary, National Honor So-
ciety, National Thespians
President
WAYMON
McMACKIN
National Honor So-
ciety Vice-President,
Key Club, Basketball
Letterman
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Who's
Who
FREDNA MURRAY
National Honor Society, ACORN News
Editor, Quill and Scroll
ROSEMARY NEWELL
National Forensic League President,
Quill and Scroll, National Thespians
MARY SAILERS
National Thespians Secretary, Medical
Careers Club Vice-President, National
Forensic League
STEVE SHARROCK
Civitan Citizenship Seminar,
Basketball Letterman
Key Club,
GABBY RASOR
Select Chorus Secretary, National Honor
Society, Allied Youth Membership
Chairman
LEONARD TROUT
Allied Youth President, Basketball Let-
terman, Key Club
MARY LYNN SKAGGS
OAK Editor-in-chief, Student Council
Parliamentarian, JCTC President
CAROL SMITH
National Honor Society, OAK Business
Staff, Leopardette Leader
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JOHN THOMA
National Honor Society President, Key
Club, OAK Business Staff
CONNIE WAY
Select Chorus, Leopardette, French Club
Who's
Who
Ann Keeter
Crowned as
Miss Adamson
Miss Adamson is chosen from eight semi-
finalists who are judged on their talent,
poise, and beauty at the annual pageant. Ann
was crowned by Principal Thomas W. Meek
and the 1967 Miss Adamson, Addie Beam-
guard. Runners-up were Mary Sailers and
Lucy Long.
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Reigns as
1968
Valeniine
Sweeiheari
1967-68
Mr. and Miss Howdg
Linda Barton Eddie Vaughn
Linda and Eddie were chosen Mr. and Miss Howdy by the student body because of
their outgoing personalities and their friendly smiles to new students entering Adamson.
"Howdy Week", sponsored by the student council, has been carried on for many years
at Big
Organizations . . .
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Ann Keeter, Business Manager
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The Oak is a collection of memories
of the 67-68 school year which will be
treasured for many years. This year's
staff put many hours into the creation
of this annual. They sold ads, cropped
pictures, wrote copy all in an effort to
make this '68 Oak the best.
Susan Baker, Freshman Class Edi-
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Betty Bronar, Student Life, Linda Barton and Fredna Murray, Senior Class Editors
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jim Taylor, joe Crews, Kathy Zimmerman, and Kitty Villarreal Carol Smith and Lucy Long type records for Mr. Brownlee.
record all Oak sales.
Oak Business Staff
Manages Moneg, Records
Supervised by Mr. George Brownlee, the
members handle all the money and finances
concerned with the yearbook. They also
handle distribution in the spring. One Oak
representative is chosen from each homeroorrx
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Paula Cummings, john Thoma, and
Fran Hearn file the sales. ,
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Staff Produces
Monthlg Acorn
Under the direction of Mr. Bob
Johnston, the journalism class writes
the stories for the newspaper. The
staff proofreads and makes up the
layout pages to produce the final
edition of the Aram, Adamson's
newspaper.
Betty Bronar, Editor-in-Chief, works hard on her column,
"Bronar's Byline," in order to meet the deadline.
News Editor, Fredna Murray, proofreads copy before it is Besides writing stories for the paper Yvonne Gibbons, Fea-
sent to the printer. ture Editor, helps write headlines for the stories.
Kathy Scheiern, Business Manager, takes care The reporters for the paper are taken from the students taking journalism.
of all of the finances of the paper.
The officers are: Robert King, Treasurerg Joe Crews, Presidentg Marshall Cothran, Vice-presidentg Mary Skaggs, Parliamentarian
and Linda Luclclen, Secretary.
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Thi y 's student council, one of the largest ever, is sponsored by Mr. David Forgey.
Man fort while projects are accomplished through this leading school organization to
improx damson and its facilities for present and future generations. Two representa-
tives a t alternates are chosen to represent each homeroom.
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Charles McDowell, Joyce Rogers and Davicl
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Karen Owen, Manager,
Mary Skaggs, Manager
This year's Leopardettes worked hard creat-
ing a new look at halftime performances. As
a reward for this diligent effort, the Adam-
son P.T.A. dedicated its yearbook to the drill
team.
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Ann Aguilar
Linda Barker
Betty Bronar Robyn Bryant
Debbie White
Nancy Burgess Bryne Lusk Julianna Nemec
Debbie Crouch
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Susan Rollins Mary Sailors Brenda Snyder -Martha Wylie
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Judy Kidd
Linda Barton Diane Hilterbrand Ann Keeter .
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The Reserve Officers Training Corps was
established in order to train and discipline
young men interested in entrance to a mili-
tary branch of the United States.
Provided with uniforms by the U.S. Army
the students in R.O.T.C. practice many long,
hard hours under the leadership of Colonel
Fulton. The results of their practice are
their performances on stage and their expert-
ly executed parades.
Rick Hardwick Barbara Guidi
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Rick Hardwick, Vester McDonald Roy Reynolds jesse Padilla
Color Guard
Doug Janes
jimmy Yen
Kevin Clark
Tommy Byrd
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Mike Hogan, Richard Sharp, Steve Brown.
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Gregg Haake. Row 3: Irving Martin, Stanley Davis, Ken Philpot, jimmy
Yen. Row 4: john Haley, Andy Dixon, Fred Chinske.
DOl1g James Lottie Edwards
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Rifle Team
Row 1: Ric Hardwick, Mike Hogan
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Row 2: Jimmy Yen, John Haley 'ffm
Ric H3fdWiCk Brenda Clark
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John Silvey
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Row 1. Thomas Davis, Dennis Askins, Mark Scroggins, john Allen,
jackie Rawls, William Meek, and Robbie Shappard. Row 2: Albert
Lankford, Roman Ross, Jim Hollowell, Phillip Brannon, Floyd Ridg-
ley, and Mark Dewease. Row 3: Bob Floyd, Martin Norwood, Gary
Hogan, Marvin Cannon, Paul Goodrich, and Jodie Maddox. Row 4:
james Haake, Mike Brewster, Dennis Upton, William Broyles, Danny
Aguilar, and john Silvey.
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Row 1: Odis George, Tony Chustz, john Dixon, and Roy Reynolds.
Rauf 2: Don Curtis Terry Raske Jerry Stembridge Diego Padilla
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Ashley, Dewey Radican, Boyd McClure, and James Haake. Raw 4: '-
Ronald Cook, Stanley Davis, john Morgan, and Leslie Tanton. Row 5:
Robert Shaw, Andy Divon, johnny Grizzle, john Haley, and Robert
Ginn.
Linda Thurman
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Mark Goodrich. Row 4: George Mitchell, Kevin Clark, GeralcLWalker,
Euesbio Medina and Kenneth Philpot. Raw 5: jimmy Janes and jimmy Yen. Debbie Him
mander Sponsor
Com ng 'C'
Row 1: john Kemble, Doyle Deese, Robert Gatewood, Gerald Lotzer,
and Edward Gonzales. Row 2' Manuel Sanchez, Vlfayne Wilson, James
Robert Gatewood
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Hebert, Billy Shguit, and Tommy Byrd. Row 3: Kenneth Bourell, Sam-
uel Rhodes, Irving Martin, joseph Zapasnik, and Curtis Rosinbaum.
Row 4: Morris Lee, Robert Starr, Larry Reese, Steven Elich, and
Edward England.
Judy Gammons
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Quill and Scroll Honors Publications Staffs
Membership in Quill and Scroll is the highest honor a high school
journalist may obtain. Members must have a B average in all subjects and
be a member of the Acorn or Oak staff.
Patty Bachman
Linda Barton
Betty Bronar
Sondra Culverhouse
Johnnie Dolezalek
Carolyn Evans
Allen Kirsch
Marella Lotzer
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Linda Ludclen
Scott Gallaway
Yvonne Gibbons
Donna jackson
Ann Keeter
Calvin Skinner
Carolyn Sosebee
Norma Tussy
Cathy Ward
Gary Wesson
Fredna Murray
Rosemary Newell
Karen Owen
Kay Patton
Kathy Scheiern
Valerie Seale
Mary Skaggs
Thespians Displag Interest in Drama
Row 1: Yvonne Gibbons, Gabby Rasor, Donna Jackson, Lucy Long,
Debbie White, Tanya Cruse, Marsha Mills. Row 2: Margie Mc-
Conathy, Mary Sailers, Rosemary Newell, Suzy Bass, Pat Walker,
Linda Ludden, Sandra Herrmann, Jackie Roberts. Row 3: Cindy
Abshire, Pam Hardin, Ann Keeter, Lynne Sarner, Patty Rose, Kathy
Zimmerman, Sharon Stone. Row 4: Doug Janes, Steve Brown, jerry
Beaird.
Officers are Yvonne Gibbons, treasurer, jerry Beaird, program chairman,
Cindy Abshire, vice-presidentg Donna jackson, social chairmang Mary Sailers,
secretary, and Linda Ludden, president.
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Sponsored by Mr. William Nunn,
National Thespians is an organiza-
tion of students interested in speech
and drama. Members are judged
by the officers at the first of the
year on their presentation of a 2-
minute monologue.
JCTC Urges Safety
Row 1: Patty Rose, Linda Disharoon, Suzy Bass, Cheryl Huckaby, Mary Skaggs, Doris Atkinson, Sandy Herrmmann, Robyn
Bryant, Carolyn Sosebee. Row 2: Sandra Spears, Debbie Bates, Mariana McConathy, Teri Killian, Lenora Stedman, Sondra
Culverhouse, Karen Clark, Dawn Huffman, Mary Cota, Kathy Bridewell. Raw 3: Mr. Heeney, Randy Cosby, Bobby Hubbard,
Alan Eliott, Clint Kelly, Joe Hinojosa, Gary Wesson. Row 4: James Goodwin, Bruce Pfieffer, Steve Hiegel, Juan Baldor,
Mik E d E
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JCTC, sponsored by Mr. .Heeney, pro-
motes the practice of safety among students.
The members have initiated many worth-
while Projects.
Culverhouse, Vice-President, Mary Skaggs, President, Robyn
Secretary, Ernest Hernandez, Treasurer, and Gary Wesson,
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Secretaryg Yvonne Gibbons, Social Chairman.
the teaching profession for young people. Student teachers serve as
fine examples for any young person thinking of this profession.
Raw 1: Patty Abshire, Bettye Cameron, Lucy Long, Yvonne- Gibbons, Pam McCoy. Row 2: Barbara Atherton, Becky Rymal,
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Ann Keeter, Mary Cota, Kathy Bridewell. Row 4: Bruce Pfieffer, Ken Bourell, Philip Brannon, Robert Gatewood, Mike
Gary Shields, Scott Gallaway.
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Row 1.- Barbara Guidi, Martha Pasha, Nancy Anderson, Gracie Anderson, Kay Newell, Cheryl Huckabey. Row 2: Kitty Villa-
rreal, Charlotte Molan, Robyn Bryant, Donna Hazlett, Kathy Gorman, Jo Ann Wilburn. Row 3: Norma Tussy, Pat Abshire,
Karen Park, Kathy Chappell, Dawne Huffman, Mrs. Henry. Row 4: Debbie Minor, Judy Gammons, Sondra Culverhouse, Mary
Cota, Doris Wilburn.
Adamson's chapter of Y-Teens, a division
of the YWCA, held a bake sale at Christ-
mas to raise money to buy stockings for
children in hospitals and also to adopt two
children. Mrs. Joyce Henry sponsors the
organization.
The officers are: Gracie Anderson, Secretary, Karen Park, Program Chairman
Kitty Villarreal, Treasurerg Barbara Guidi, President, and Sondra Culverhouse
Vice-President.
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Karen Owen Prerident
Mr. Teague
Majorie McConathy
Vice-Prerident
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Directed by Mr. joe Teague, the select
brings beautiful music to assemblies and
programs. Members are selected by Mr. Teague
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Entre Nous Studies France
The officers are: Mary Ann McConathy, Sec-
retary, Margie McConathy, Vice-Presidentg
Kathy Zimmerman, president.
1.' Betty Bronar, Teri Killian, Candy Philly, Barbara Williams, Chris Wood, Mrs.
Row 2: Kathy Clark, Marianna Greene, Earlene Pearson, Mary Ann McConathy,
Jansen. Rau' 3: Connie Way, Paula Cummings, Becky Rymal, jane Carter, Margie
Kathy Zimmerman, Mary Coat, Dawn Huffman. Row 4: Billy Cantrell, Joe
Davis, Ronnie Lewis, Kevin Clark.
Salvete Amioi Learns
About Ancient Rome
Row 1: Cathy Birdwell, Reba Lambert, Dana Evelyn Hernandez, Anita Sailor. Row 2:
Margie McConathy, Pam Hardin, Kay Patton, Mariana Greene, Sandra Spears. Row 3: Tommy
Davis, Robert Gatewood, Gary Turner, jim Hollowell, Charles Harris, Coy johnson. Row 4:
,Mike Carpenter, Bruce Pfieffer, David Clary, Dennis Upton, Kenneth Bourell, jay Swindel.
officers are: Margie McConathy, Cathy Bride-
Kay Patton, Evelyn Hernandez, Tommy
jim Hollowell, Robert Gatewood, Kenneth '05
Linda Thurman
Jackie Murphy
Bettye Camaeron
Lynda Hodges
Mary Franks
Sam Caster
Bert Neal
Billy Allen
Rita Hartman
Fran Hearn
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Kathy Cla
Juan Baldor
Susan Baker
Joyce Rogers
Rose Navarro
Patty Abood
Dianne Weeks
Linda Sheeham
Debbie Minor
Martha Pasha
Cheryl Smith
Brenda Clark
Diane Alvarez
Sherry Bullin
Patti Abshire
Barbara Vela
Lynn Sarner
Juarine Pryor
Janet Rogers
Pam Walstrum
Mary Jenkins
Pan-Am Discovers the Excitement of
Countries South ot' the Border
Debbie Bates
Teri Killian
Janis Fallis
Josie Parades
Ricki Ivy
Karen Owen
John Culp
Colleen Foley
Sam Walters
Bonnie Pille
Laurie Kelly
Alan Elliott
Joe Stovall
Nancy Burgess
Becky Rymal
Teresa Davis
Edward Milkie
Frank Gomez
Betty Bronar
Larry Ridener
Steve Papania
Teodoro Garcia
Debbie White
Donna Woody
Becky Herndon
Robert Martinez
Phil Brannon
Helen Trevino
Harold Pearce
Peggy Cason
Carl Smith
Wesley Lynn Dean
David Hawthorne
Beverly Blanton
Judy Huddleston
Georgeanne Hudson
Chris Harrington
Robert Gatewood
Jack Frampton
Bobby Beltran
Kay Atkinson
Adela Rodriguez
Adela Tovizon
Richard Snyder
Joel Hinojosa
Glenna Montgomery
Ernest Hernandez
Charlotte Abernathey
Linda Disharoon
Susan Rollins
Elizabeth Barton
Mary Ann McConathy
Margie McConathy
Randy Nusbaum
Becky Foreman
Johnnie Pierce
Kathy Thompson
Brenda Synder
Dianne Bainauskas
Lenora Steadman
ark Mulholland
Patty o man
Margaret Gelacio
PAN-AM, sponsored by Mrs. Aida Morales,
consists of students with an avid interest in the
Spanish speaking count-ries. The members learn
more about the people and the way of life in
these countries.
Officers are .Eladio Guitierrez, social chairmang Connie Trevino, vice-
Pfesldenfi Billy Morgan, program charrmang Diane Hilterbrand, sec-
retaryg and Rudy Hernandez, president.
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Junior Red Cross Helps Olhers
Officers are Nancy Williams,
Treasurerg Coleen Foley, Pres-
iclentg Pat Walker, Vice-Presi-
Librarg Club Aids Mrs. Qooll dem'
Row 1: jan Stephens, julie King, Ann Stephens, Karen Clark. Row 2: Susan Klapproth, Sharon
Clark, Debbie Hume, Sondra Lemmond, Nancy Willianms. Row 3: Brenda Thill, 'julia Biscomb,
S are: Jan Stephens, gene, Susan Rollins, Patty Abshire, Barbara Musick, Mona Reid.
Brenda Thill, Presidentg julie
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Band's Performances Highlight
Characterized by hard work and many hours of
Margie McConathy practice, the band puts forth a great effort to mak.
halftime and assemblies peppier, Mr. Beckhart, the
sponsor, leads the band in its perfectly executed
performances.
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Drum Mayor
Officers are Bill Wilson, Presidentg Barbara Buttleman, Secre-
taryg Russell Eskew, Vice-Presidentg and Mike Everroad, Treasurer.
Art Club Members Show Creative Abililg
Under the leadership of Miss Wilbur, Art Club members have
made the halls of Adamson a little brighter. Members have shown
their ability in the attractive Christmas decorations and various
art displays.
Raw 1.' Nancy Morrison, Nancy Wallace, Brenda Spencer. Row 2: Barbara Buttleman, Patty Pope, Diane Hilterbrand, Melinda
Thurman. Row 3: Allen Kirsch, Bill Wilson, Mike Everroad, Russell Eskew.
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Students Show Interest in Science
Raw 1: jan Dollar, Cindy Abshire, Patty Abshire, Joyce Rogers. Row 2: Paul Goodrich, Steve King, Harold Pearce, Mike
Carpenter, Burt Fain. Raw 3: Bill Wilson, john Thoma, Terry Lemieux, John Dixon, Gary Hogan, Ernest Hernandez, Al Kay.
Officers are Joyce Rogers, Secretary, A1 Kay, Vice-President,
and Steve King, President.
Science Club members are those students
who show an interest in science. The club
helps to promote the study of science at
Adamson. Mr. Hoffmann sponsors the
club.
Projectionists are Jimmy Bickerstaff, Russell Eskew, Robert Lee, Tommy Garrett, and Robert Ginn.
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Fin! Row: Mrs. Page, Mary Mulcahy, Danette Sanders, Linda Fuller, Brenda Reynolds, Lois Richardson, Shirley McDonald.
Second Row: Connie Woody, Linda Bickerstaff, Ponci Rodriguez, Claudia Zollicoffer, Cathy Hutchins, Becky Fletcher, Debbie
Erck. Third Row: Salvador Amador, Pete Velasquez, Danny Meeks,-johnny Dorman, Tommy Clark, Oscar Campos, Don
Freeman. Fourzb Row: Randy Rogers, Julius Zeisel, Shelby judkin, joe Bennett, Larry Pollock, Johnny Williams, Tommy
Burgess.
ICT Promoles Indusrrial Careers
Firft Row: Sandra Sorrell, Paula Vanhekken, Linda Shipley, Beverly johnson, Mr. Melton. Second Row: jill Crowder, Neita
Hammontree, Connie Donaldson, Eve Lozano, Michelle Arostegui, Teresa Carr. Third Roux' Roy Navarro, Steve Donaldson,
Ronald Carl, William Rhodes, Paul Vancil, Fred Whitman, Gary Starnes. Fourfh Raw: julian Salazar, Ray Turner, jerry
Clark, Robert Watkins, David Pierce, Mark Sinclair, Gary Andrews, Billy Dixon
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NFL Brings Fine Record Home
Cynthia Abshire, Rosemary Newell, Freclna Murray, Russell Eskew. Rau' 2: Dennis Askins, Bill Meek, Stevtfkiegel, Al Kay
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Honor Qludg Hall
Begun last year, Honor Study Hall was established
in order to maintain desirable self-direction and
self-discipline among those student who desire an
opportunity to be on their honor during study hall.
Mr. David Forgey, faculty sponsor, supervises the
study hall chairmen.
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Fin! Roux' Leonard Trout, Janis Fallis, Reggie Oakley. Second Row: Joe Rymal, Tommy Pollard, Billy Morgan, Charles
Hill, Mike Mulholland.
Members Find Chess Game of Skill
Rau' 1: Steve King, Reba Lambert, Patricia Walker, Donna Swanson, Suzy Bass, james Hollowell. Row 2: Reggie Oakley, Mike
Foley, Wfilson Smith, Albert Lankford, Doyle O. Deese, Lester Walker. Row 3: juan Garcia, Dennis Askins, Bruce Pfieffer, joe
Alvarez, David Quintana, Bill Broyles. Rout' 4: john Taylor, Gary Hogan, Dale Martin, Bill Wilson, Leonard Trout, john Silvey,
Al Kay.
Chess enthusiasts find excitement and re-
ward in the early morning meeting of the
Chess Club. Members learn and perfect their
own skills in competition. The sponsor is
Mr. Dale Dudley.
Officers are: Steve King, President, Reggie
ley, Vice-President, and james Hollowell,
tary-Recorder.
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Service - Goal of Keg Club
joe Crews Marshall Cothran jack Frampton Richard Snyder
P1'6Jidf'fll Vice-Prefidwll Serrezary Treaiurer
Bobby Beltran Ronald Brown Wes Edwards Russell Eskew Rudy Fernandez Ed Firor Davud Hawthorne
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Charles Hill Robert King Charlie McDowell Wayman MacMackin Don
obert Paulk Steve Sharrock
David Strawn jim Taylor John Thoma Leonard Trout Eddie Vaughn Zack Berry Billy Cantrell
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Don Dickson Billy Hopkins James Kimbrough Bobby Lopez limmv Murillo 12-Ck Newman TOHHHY POUHICI
Terry Rivers joe Rymal Kenneth Woodard
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Allied Youlh Sponsors Activities
The officers are: Gabby Rasor, vice-president, financesg Linda Barton, vice-president, programg
Leonard Trout, presidentg Linda Ludden, vice-president, mernbershipg and Mr. Robert Little,
sponsor.
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Allied Youth, an or-
ganization of students op-
posed to drugs and alcohol,
sponsors the annual Christ-
mas dance. This year at
Christmas the members
made and sent out tray fa-
vors for the Presbyterian
Hospital.
Members Seek Careers in Medicine
Svonsored b Mrs. Luceil Tom kins, the Medical Careers Club
l Y P
promotes an interest in the medical profession. Members learn
more about the various careers possible and their requirements.
Officers are Pat Walker, presidentg Donna Haz
lett, program ehairmang Mary Sailors, vice-presi
dentg Gracie Anderson, secretary.
Fin! Row: Nancy Anderson, Barbara Williams, Pat Walker, Gracie Anderson, Sandra Hash, Diane Weeks. Sefozzd Row: Susan
Klaproth, Karen Hobson, Mary Sailors, Donna Hazlett, Sylvia Alvarez, Debbie Minor. Third Roux' Sondra Lemmond, Linda
Dilday, julie Biscomb, Phil Brannon, Kathy Hardin, jackie Cambell, Jeanette Zimmerman,
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Cindy Abshire Sylvia Alvarez Barbra Buttleman joe Crews
NATIONAL
HONOR SOCIETY
S "f
3 'J 5
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john Thoma Waymon McMackin
Prefident Vire-preyident
Naiional Honor Qooieig
Members of the Nationa
Honor Society are chose
twice a year on the basi
Linda Ludden of scholastic achievement
Secretary
Sondra Culverhouse Yvonne Gibbons Donna jackson Allen Kirsch
dU"i'zt
Lucy Long Marella Lotzer Debra Minor Fredna Murray
Carolyn Prentice Gabrielle Rasor Mary Sailers Kathy Scheiern
Promotes Qcholasiic Achievemeni
Prestige follows initiation into
this organization. This year
the organization is sponsored
by Miss Carolyn Hyman. Mafy Skaggs
Carol Smith Ann Stephens Leonard Trout Kitty Villarreal
Seniors .
Faces of upperclassmen reflect
the studious, happy lifeeof a senior
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Ediied bg: Linda Barlon
Fredna Murray
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Senior
Class
Officers
Pre.rif!e2zt
joe Crews
Vice-Pferiflent
Marshall Cothran
Sefrelfary
Bryne Lusk
Progmm Clmirmmz
Joyce Rogers
Social C lmirmmz
Charlie McDowell
ABERNETHY,
CHARLOTTE
Pan-Am, Student Assis-
tant, Student Council,
FTA, Y-Teens, Art Club,
jr. Red Cross
ALSIP, MARVIN
ANDERSON, GRACIE
Student Assistant, Y-
Teens Secretary, Medical
Career Club Treasurer
t . V i
v ,Nt ,ul
ABSHIRE, CYNTHIA
Entre Nous, FTA, Girls
and Select Chorus, Phi
Beta Chi, National Foren-
sic League, National
Thespians
ABSHIRE, PATRICIA ADAMS, LYNN AGUILAR, ANN
Phi Beta Chi Program "A" Baseball Leopardette 66-68
Chairman, Y-Teens, Li- pardette Leader
brary Club, Pan Am, Al- Band, Student
lied Youth, FTA OAK Representative
' th
Seniors of '68
BACHMAN, PATTY
Leopardette 66-68, Leo-
pardette Leader 67-68,
Student Assistant, OAK
Editorial Staff, ACORN
Reporter, Allied Youth
BAILEY, STEVE
"B" Football, "A" Foot-
ball, "B" Baseball, Track,
Pan Am
BAKER, SUSAN
Leopardette, OAK Edi
torial Staff, OAK Repre-
sentative, Student Coun
cil, Student Assistant, En-
tre Nous, Pan Am, Al
lied Youth
Am Allied You
Alpha Theta,
Club, Student
ALVAREZ, SYLVIA
Medical Career Club, Pan
Am, D.E., National Hon-
or Society, D.E. Essay
BARNES, JANICE
Medical Career Club
BARTON, LINDA
Miss Howdy '67-'68,
OAK Editorial Staff-Sr.
Class Editor, Student
Council, Allied Youth
Program Chairman, Leo-
pardette '66-68, Sr. Pro-
gram Committee, Quill
and Scroll, Bible Award
-2 years, Future Teach-
ers
BEAIRD, JERRY
Select Chorus Treasurer,
National Thespians Pro-
gram Chairman
BEARDEN, ANNA
MARIE
Student Assistant, Leo-
pardettes '66-'67, Tennis
Letterman 1 year,
ACORN Reporter
BECKER, ROBERT
The names and faces have been
Ha ppiness s
BELTRAN, ROBERT
"A" Football Letterman, Key Club, "B"
Basketball, "B" Baseball, Pan-Am., Track,
Student Council, Honor Study Hall
BENNETT, JOE R.
Student Assistant, Student Council '66-'68,
D. E.
BICKERSTAFF, LINDA
D. E., Medical Careers Club
BOLLING, PAMELA ANN
Student Assistant, OAK Representative
BRANNON, PHILLIP
Leopard Band, Art Club, Allied Youth, Pan-
Am, Military Band, ROTC, Medical Careers
Club, Select Chorus, Student Council
BREWSTER, BETTY
Student Assistant
to protect the guilty.
. . Qeniorifis
BURGESS, THOMAS DEWITT
ROTC, Band, ROTC Band, D. E., Student
Council
BURROWS, PATRICIA
Y-Teens, Chorus, Pan Am
BUTTLEMAN, BARBARA
Pan-Am, Select Chorus, Art Club Secretary,
Allied Youth, Interscholastic League Spelling
and Plain Writing Contest-3rd Place '66-'67,
Future Nurses, FTA, National Honor Society
BYERS, LABETHA
Homecoming Queen '68, Princess '65-'67
Leopardette '66-'68, Key Club Sweetheart '67-
'68, ROTC Sponsor, Most Beautiful Under-
class Girl '67, Basketball Princess Nominee
'67 and '68, Valentine Princess Nominee,
Allied Youth
CARDEN, CARLENE
Select Chorus, Pan-Ain
CHANCE, JAMES
Select Chorus
BRIDGES, MICHAEL
RAY
Student Council, A1-
lied Youth, Honor Study
Hall
BRONAR, BETTY
Leopardettes '66-'68, A-
CORN Editor, OAK Edi-
torial Staff, Quill and
Scroll, Entre Nous, Pan
Am, Bible Award, Sr.
Program Committee, Stu-
dent Assistant
BROWN, RONALD
Key Club, Student Coun-
cil, Allied Youth, Honor
Study Hall, Latin Club
BURGESS, NANCY
Leopardettes '67-'68,
ROTC, Sponsor, Leopard
Band, Pan-Am, IBM As-
sistant
CREWS, JOE KYLE
Student Council President, Senior Class President,
Key Club President, Jr. Class President, Sophomore
Class President, Freshman Class President, Foot-
ball Letterman, Honorable Mention All-City, 2
years, Baseball Letterman, Honorable Mention All-
City, 3 years, Most Popular Underclass Boy, Na-
tional Honor Society
CULP, JOHN
Pan-Am, JCTC, Track
CULVERHOUSE, SONDRA
OAK Editorial Staff, Assistant Editor and Per-
sonality Editor, Y-Teens, Vice-President, JCTC
Vice-President, National Honor Society, Quill and
Scroll, Student Assistant, Pan-Am, FTA, Student
Council
DAVIS, TERESA
DEAN, JIMMY WRAY
Pan-Am
DILDAY, LINDA
Y-Teens, Medical Careers Club, Student Council,
Student Assistant
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CHUSTZ, JULIUS ANTHONY
IBM Assistant, ROTC, Company Commander,
Drill Team
CLARK, BRENDA
Pan Am, ROTC Sponsor, IBM Assistant
CLARK, TOMINIY
D.E., ROTC, Company Commander
COFFEE, JON
Chess Club, Latin Department Award, 2 years,
Track Team, Honor Study Hall, Latin Club
COTHRAN, MARSHALL
Student Council Vice-President, Senior Class Vice-
President, Key Club Vice-President, Jr. Class Vice-
President, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Foreign
Exchange Student to Denmark, Track Letterman,
Select Chorus, Most Handsome Underclass Boy,
Morning Devotion Chairman
CROWDER, MARY JILL
Student Council, ICF, Student Assistant
Senior Memorie
1, u,m,Jn'1L
Year Eu, Q u."l'l'o"r
Have been The sam
vw- ,x,..-ef
ast Forever
"Why don't you jump off the Tallahatchee Bridge"
DIXON, BILLY
ICT
DIXON, JOHN P.
dent Assistant, "C" Basketball, D.E.
DOLEZALEK, JOHNNIE MARIE
Leopardette '67-'68, Select Chorus, Pan-Am, Stu-
dent Assistant, ACORN Reporter, Quill and Scroll,
OAK Representative
DONALDSON, CONNIE
Student Council, ICT, Student Assistant, OAK
Representative
DONLEY, JENNlFER
ICT C, Medical Careers Club, Chess Club, Y-Teens
DORMAN, JOHNNY
ROTC, Drill Team, Pan-Am, Science Club, Stu-
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DORSEY, EDDIE
Student Assistant, OAK
Representative
EDWARDS, WESLEY
UA" Football' Letterman,
"B" Football, "B" Bas-
ketball, "A" Baseball, "B"
Baseball, Student Assist-
ant, Pan-Am, Key Club,
Student Council
ESKEW, RUSSELL C.
Adamson Representative
to Physicians Day Sem-
inar, Adamson Represent-
ative to Teen Telescope,
Art Club, Vice-President,
Allied Youth, Honor
Study Hall Chairman, De-
bate Team, Key Club,
Projectionist
FERNANDEZ, RUDY
JR.
Pan-Am President, '66-
'68, Select Chorus, Allied
Youth, Key Club, Student
Council, Baseball Letter-
man, Nominee for Sr.
Boy Most Likely to.Suc-
ceed
FIROR, ED
Key Club, Latin Club
Treasurer, Allied Youth,
"B" Baseball, "A" Base-
ball Mgr., "B" Football
Mgr., "A" Football Mgr.,
Letterman '66-'67
FLETCHER, BECKY
Student Assistant, Student
Council, D.E.
Cross Presi-
,Pan-Am, Y-Teens,
Club, Medical
Club
FURGESON, JUDY
'67-'68 Cheerleader, Stu-
dent Council Representa-
tive, Select Choms, Sen-r
fi
ior Homecoming P '
GAMMONS, JUDY
Y-Teens, ROTC "C"
Company Sponsor
V'QA'l'E7'l"
GARCIA, JUAN GARCIA, SAM GARCIA, THEODORE GARRETT, NE-ITA
Pan-Am, JUUi01' Achieve- '67-'68 Cheerleader, Stu- Track, Pan-Am ICT
ment dent Council, Select Cho-
rus President
GATEWOOD, ROBERT
Allied Youth, Pan-Am,
Latin Club, ROTC Com-
pany Commander, Select
Chorus, F.T.A.
GIBBONS, YVONNE
OAK Staff, ACORN Fea-
ture Editor, ,National
Honor Society, Quill and
Scroll, National Thespi-
ans Treasurer, Student
Council, F.T.A., Allied
Youth, Student Assistant
GOMEZ, FRANK
Pan-Am
GOODRICH, PAUL
Band, Science Club, IC'I',
Junior Achievement
GREY, LAWRENE
Adamson Representative to Teen Telescope, Al-
lied Youth, Y-Teens, Pan-Am
GUIDI, BARBARA
ROTC Sponsor, YJTeen President, Student Coun-
cil, Honor Study Hall Secretary, Student Assistant
GUTIERREZ, ELADIO
"B" Football, "A" Football, 1-year Letterman, Pan-
Am Social Chairman, Coaches Assistant, 2 years
GUY, ALBERT
ROTC, Honor Study Hall
GUY, WILLIAM
Allied Youth
HARDIN, KATHERINE
Student Assistant, Medical
Red Cross
Career Club, Junior
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HAZLETT, DONNA
Select Chorus, Y-Teens, Medical Career Club
HILL, CHARLES
Key Club, Allied Youth, Student Council Rep
resentative
HILL, KEITH
Allied Youth, Student Council
HILTERBRAND, DIANE
Leopardettes '66-'68, Pan-Am Club Secretary and
Treasurer, ROTC Sponsor, Student Council, OAK
Representative, Art Club, Student Assistant
HOGAN, MIKE
ROTC Battalion Commander, ROTC Rifle Team,
ROTC Drill Team
HOLMES, MARGARET
Student Assistant, Pep Squad
KING, STEPHEN
Chess Club President,
Science Club President,
Tennis Team, Allied
Youth, Entre Nous
KIRKENDOLL, LARRY
KIDD, JUDY
Leopardette Leader '67-
'68, Select Chorus, Stu-
dent Council, Allied
Youth
KING, ROBERT
Student Council Treasur-
er, Key Club, Allied
Youth, Chess Club,
JCTC, Honor Study Hall
Chairman, Best All
Around Underglass Boy
Nominee
HUDSON, GEORGANNE
Future Nurses, Pan-Am, ACORN staff, Stu-
dent Assistant
HUTCHINS, KATHERINE
D.E., Student Council
JACKSON, DONNA
Library Service Club Secretary, Leopardette,
OAK 'Editorial Staff, National Thespians,
National Honor Society, Latin Club, Allied
Youth, Quill and Scroll
JOHNSON, BETH
Pan-Arn, ACORN Staff, Student Assistant
JUDKINS, JAMES
D.E.
KELLY, LAURIE
Select Chorus, Leopardette '67-'68, Band '66-
167, FTA, Pan-Am, Latin Club, Allied Youth
MW W.
f' girl fail
0 a
Fr: e ndshu p
"Jimmy Jett calling Control Tower'
KIRSCH, ALLEN
Student Council, OAK Editorial Staff. Stu-
dent Life Editor, Quill and Scroll, Latin
Club Program Chairman, JCTC, Art Club,
Interscholastic League One Act Play Contest,
National Honor Society, Wittiest Sr. Boy
Nominee
KUYKENDALI., GARY
FTA
LIEBEL, JEFF
Pan-Am, Art Club
LEWIS, OUIDA
LONG, LUCY
Leopardette '66-'68, Sr. Homecoming Princess,
National Honor Society, National Thespians,
FTA Secretary, OAK Business Staff, Allied
Youth, I.atin Club, JCTC, Wittiest Sr. Girl
Nominee
LOTZER, MARELLA
Leopardette '66-'68, Select Chorus, ACORN
Reporter, Quill and Scroll, Latin Club, Sec-
retary Student Council, FTA, Student Assist-
ant
ever Fade
LLOYD, ELIZABETH
Tennis Letterman, Stu-
dent Assistant
LOZANO, EVELIA
ICT
LUDDEN, LINDA
Student Council Secretary,
Leopardette Leader '67-
'68, National Honor So-
ciety Secretary, National
Thespians President, Girls
State, Best All Around
Underclass Girl, Jr.
Homecoming Princess,
jr. Valentine Sweet-
heart, Select Chorus,
Most Popular Senior
Girl Nominee
LUSK, BRYNE
Leopardette '66-'68, Stu-
dent Coundil, Student As-
sistant, Valentine Sweet-
heart '65-'67, Senior Class
Secretary, Most Beautiful
Senior Girl Nominee
MCDONALD, MARVIN VESTER
ROTC Rifle Team, Student Assistant, Stage Crew
MCDONALD, SHIRLEY
DE, OAK Representative
MCDOWELL, CHARLES E.
Cheerleader '67-'68, Key Club, Senior Class So-
cial Chairman, Student Council, Allied Youth,
Science Club, Student Assistant
MCMACKIN, WAYMAN EARL
Basketball Letterman, Key Club, National Honor
Society Vice-President
MADDOX, WALLACE B.
ROTC Drill Team, Student Assistant
MERSHAWN, WAYNE
FTA, Tennis Team, OAK staff '67, Slide Rule
Club, Chess Club
9am!99UDt if Seniors Mee
MINOR, DEBBIE
PanLAm, Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross, Medical Careers
C u '
MISER, MELVA
MONTGOMERY, GLENNA DIANE
Student Council, French Club, Pan-Am, Y-Teens
MORGAN, BILLY
"A" Football Letterman, 2 years, "B" Football,
Track, Student Council, Pan-Am Social Chairman
Allied Youth, Select Chorus
MORGAN, DENNIS
MORGAN, DON
Key Club, Coaches Assistant, "A" Football Letter-
man, "B" Football, "C" Football
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ew Challenges -1 We
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MORRIS, DAVID
"A" Football Letterman, "B" Football, Key Club,
Allied'Youth, Pan-Am
MORRISON, NANCY ANNETTE
Select Chorus, Student Assistant, Art Club, Jr.
Red Cross
MULHOLLAND, MICHAEL r
Track, F Pan-A
MURILLO, GENARD
MURRAY, FREDNA
National Honor Society, ACORN News Editor,
OAK Editorial Staff, Sr. Class Editor, Quill
and Scroll, ACORN Reporter, Select Chorus, Ln-
terscholastic League Typing Contestant, Sopho-
more Valentine Princess Nominee
NEWELL, ROSEMARY
Band, Leopardette '66-'68, National Forensic
League President, Quill and Scroll, OAK Editori-
al Staff, Faculty Editor, ACORN Reporter, Latin
Club, National Thespians, Wittiest Sr. Girl Nom-
inee, Interscholastic League One Act Play Contest
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NUNN, REBECCA NUSBAUM, RANDY OAKLEY, REGINALD OESTREICHER,
ANN
Pan-Arn, Student Coun-
cil, Allied Youth, Select
Chorus
GLEN
"B" Baseball, "B" Bas-
ketball, Allied Youth,
"A" Baseball Mgr.,
Chess Club Vice-Presi-
dent, JCTC, "A" Bas-
ketball Mgr., Cheerlead-
er '67-'68, Student Coun-
cil, Student Assistant
O'NEALL, DEAN
LARRY
1!lf'!mQr'l inli
OWEN, KAREN
Student Council, Select
Chorus President, Inter-
scholastic League Win-
ner, Leopardette Manager,
French Club, Pan-Am,
Allied Youth, Corre-
spondent for IN Maga-
zine, Nominee for Sr.
Girl Most Likely to Suc-
ceed
PAULK, ROBERT
Nominee for Wittiest Sr.
Boy, "A" Basketball Mgr.
RICHARD C.
ROTC Rifle Team, Let-
terman
PEGRAM, JANIS
Leopardette '66-'68, Most
Popular jr. and Sr. Girl
Nominee, jr. Class Sec-
retary, jr. Homecoming
Princess, Student Council,
OAK Representative, Stu-
dent Assistant, Art Club,
Allied Youth
PETERS, JUDY POLLOCK- LARRY POMEROY, DOTTIE
PAUL
Pan-Am Vice-President,
Select Chorus
PRENTICE, CAROLYN
SUE
Leopardette '66-'68, Na-
tional Honor Society, Al-
lied Youth, Student As-
sistant
D L! Ski 65,
"New Ultra-Brite toothpaste gives you sex appeal." '39
ROGERS, NELDA
ROGERS, RANDY EUGENE
DE
ROLLINS, SUSAN
Leopardette '66-'68
SAILORS, MARY KATHLEEN
Leopardette '67-'68, Medical Careers Club Vice-
President, National Thespians Secretary, National
Forensic League, French Club
SAMFORD, LARRY WAYNE
Select Chorus, Pan-Am
SANDERS, DANETTE
DE
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REYNOLDS, BRENDA
REYNOLDS, ROY '
ROTC Instructor's Staff, Drill Team, Battalion
Staff
RHODES, WILLIAM
RICHARDSON, LOIS
RODRIGUEZ, PONCIANA M.
Future Nurses, jr. Red Cross Secretary-Treasurer,
Student Assistant, OAK Representative, Student
Council, D.E., JCTC
ROGERS, JOYCE
Cheerleader, Student Council, Science Club Sec-
retary, Sr. Class Program Chairman, Pan-Am, Al-
lied Youth, Sr. Homecoming Princess, Nominee
for Most Popular Sr. Girl, Latin Club, Student
Assistant
Seniors Await
"You mean they really
took off Sump'n Else?"
ollege Acceptance
SCHEIERN, KATHY
Quill and Scroll, Latin Club, ACORN Reporter,
ACORN Business Manager and Copy Editor, Stu-
dent Council, Allied Youth, Student Assistant,
National Honor Society
SEALE, VALERIE LYNN
Leopardette '66-'68, Allied Youth, Latin Club,
Student Assistant, ACORN Reporter, Student
Council
SETTLES, GEORGE TRUETT JR.
Select Chorus, Allied Youth, Student Council, Stu-
dent Assistant, Baseball
SHARP, RICHARD
"A" Drill Team, ROTC .Battalion Staff, Rifle
Team
SHARROCK, STEVE
Key Club, Basketball Letterman, ,Golf Team Let-
terman, Civitan Citizenship Seminar, Student Coun-
cil, Nominee for Best-All-Around jr. and Sr. Boy
SHIELDS, GARY WAYNE
Science Club
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"What makes you' think I wear contacts ?"
SILVEY, JOHN
Leopard Band, Military Band, Select Chorus
SINCLAIR, MARK DENNIS
ICT
SIRES, JEANETTE
SKAGGS, MARY
Student Council Parliarnentarian, OAK Editor-in-
Chief, JCTC President, Select Chorus, Sophomore
Class Secretary, Quill and Scroll, Leopardette Man-
ager, Bible Award, Sr. Program Committee, Nomi-
nee for Best-All-Around Sr. Girl
SKINNER, CALVIN
Allied Youth, Pan Am, Future Teachers of Ameri-
ca, "B" Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Foot-
ball, Student Council, National Thespians, 1
yr. Football Letterman
SLAMA, RETTA N.
Senior Aciiviiie
SMITH, BETTY
SMITH, CAROL ANN
National Honor Society, Leopardette '66-'68, Lead-
er '67-'68, OAK Business Staff, Texas Teen Film
Review Board Representative, Select Chorus, FTA,
Nominee for Best-All-Around Sr. Girl, Student
Council, Basketball Princess '67-'68
SMITH, HERBERT CARL
Student Assistant, Pan-Am, Allied Youth, Library
Club
SNYDER, RICHARD
Key Club Treasurer, Basketball Letterman, Pan-
Am, Allied Youth, Student Council, Phi Beta Chi
SNYDER, ROGER
SOSEBEE, CAROLYN GRACE
Leopardette '66-'68, Leader '67-'68, Select Chorus,
Quill and Scroll, ACORN Reporter, Student As-
sistant, FTA, Allied Youth, JCTC, Nominee for
Wittiest Sr. Girl
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STEPHENS, ANNETT
Select Chorus, Pan-Am Publicity Chairman, Li-
brary Club, Library Assistant, Craft's Fair, lst
Place
STEPHENS, BERRY ZAN
"A" Baseball, "B" Baseball, JCTC, Art Club
STEPHENS, JANNETT
Pan-Am, Select Chorus, Library Service Club Sec-
retary, Library Assistant, Craft's Fair, 1st Place
STEVENS, ANTHONY
STOVALL, JOSEPH D.
ROTC, "A" Drill Team Letterman, Student Coun-
cil, Allied Youth, Select Chorus, Pan-Am, Nom-
inee for Wittiest Sr. Boy
STRAWN, DAVID
"B" Football, "A" Football Letterman, Key Club,
Track
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TANDO, SYLVIA INEZ
Select Chorus, Girls Cho-
IUS
TAYLOR, JAMES
Student Council, Rotary
C l u b Representative,
Track, Student Assistant,
Allied Youth, Most
Handsome Senior Boy
Nominee, JCTC, OAK
Business Staff
THOMA, JOHN
National Honor Society
President, Key Club, Sci-
ence Club, OAK Busi-
ness Staff, Football,
Track, Nominee for Sr.
Boy Most Likely To Suc-
ceed
THURMAN, MELINDA
Art Club, Tennis Team,
Pan-Am, ROTC Sponsor,
OAK Representative
"I always knew I'd wind up a big whe
Contemplaiion, I
TOBAR, SALVADOR
Band
TOLLERSON, BRENDA L.
Student Assistant, Art Club, Girl's Chorus
TREVINO, CONSUELO
Art Club, Future Nurses, Pan-Am, Vice-
President
TROUT, LEONARD LEE
f'A" Basketball Letterman, "B" Basketball,
Student Council, Key Club, Allied Youth
President, Bible Award, Phi Beta Chi, Rep-
resentative to Central Dacl's Club Teen Dis-
cussion Board, Chess Club, Nominee for
Best-All-Around Sr. Boy
TUCKER, BOBBY
TURNER, JERRY
Art Club, Chess Club, French Club, Allied
Youth, Track
sl.. ,
Part of Senior Li
VILLARREAL, KITTY
National Honor Society, OAK Business Staff,
Y-Teens Treasurer, Student Council Repre-
sentative '64-'68, Allied Youth, Student As-
sistant, Latin Club, Senior Girl Most Likely
to Succeed Nominee
VILLARREAL, MARIA
Student Assistant, 2nd Place in Adamson
Crafts Fair '64-'65
WALKER, PATRICIA 'JEAN
Medical Career Club President, jr. Red
Cross Vice-President, National Thespians, Se-
lect Chorus, Chess Club, FTA Vice-Presi-
dent, OAK Representative, Student Assistant,
Latin Club
WALTERS, SAMUEL JOE
Pan-Am, "B" Baseball, "A" Baseball
WARD, CATHERINE DIANNE
FTA Treasurer, French Club, ACORN Re-
porter, Art Club, Art Club Reporter, Student
Assistant, OAK Representative, National For-
ensic League
WAY, CONNIE LYNN ,
Leopardettes '66-'68, Select Chorus, Pan-Am,
French Club, JCTC, Allied Youth, Student
Assistant
TURNER, RAY EDWIN
ICT
TUSSY, NORMA
Leopardettes '66-'68,
OAK Staff, Allied Youth,
Library Club, Pep Squad,
YFC, Y-Teens, OAK
Representative, Student
Council
VAUGHN, EDDIE
Key Club, Allied Youth,
Pan-Am, Letterman, Bas-
ketball 5 yrs., 2nd Team
All-City, Best All-Around
Underclass Boy, Student
Council, Mr. Howdy '67-
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Student Council, Allied
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Youth, FTA, Tennis Team
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Junior Class Officers
Presidenf . . .
Jack Frampion
Vice-Presideni . . .
Marg Jane Miller
Secreiarg . . .
Karen Roach
Adams, Tommy
Aguilar, Danny
Allen, John
Alsip, jo Ann
Amador, Salvador
Anderson, Nancy
Aricheta, james
Arostegui, Michelle
Baker, Clifford
Baker, Linda
Barnes, Charles
Barton, Liz
Basset, Pat
Baysinger, Martha
Berry, Zack
Bickerstaff, jimmy
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Blaisdell, Richard
Blalack, Debbie '
Blalotk, Carolyn
Blevins, Jana
Bourell, Kenneth
Brown, Brenda
Brown, Karla
Bryant, Robyn
Cantrell, Billy
Carpenter, Mike
Carter, Mark
Cates, johnny
Cavazos, Diana
Clark, Kathy
Clary, Dana
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Clary, David
Cota, Mary
Crouch, Debbie
Dalon, Steven
Dean, Wesley
Dewease, Beth f
Dewease, Marc
Dickson, Donald
Dilclay, Judy
Dixon, Andy
Dollar, jan
Dunn, Mary Ann
Edwards, Mary
Evans, Carolyn
Fain, Burt
Fallis, Janis
Flatt, Phillip
Foreman, Lorene
Foreman, Becky
Fox, John
Frampton, jack
Fuller, Linda
Gallaway, Scott
Garcia, Gloria
If mother could only see me now."
Garner, Jerold
Garth, Susan
Glenn, Jack
Goldman, Patty
Greene, Mariana
Guinn, Michael
Hardin, Pam
Hargis, Sarah
"Somebody ought to tell Eddie he's a senior, but it's not gonna be me."
Harrison, Linda
Henderson, John
Henry, Linda
Hernandez, Ernest
"XWe better hurry and finish this tune before they stop us again
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Welcome to the White House
Hollowell, james
Hopkins, Billy
Hernandez, Evelyn
Hernandez, Maria.
Hiegel, Steve
Hinojose, joel
Hinz, Debbie
Hix,'Michael
Hobson, Karen
Hodge, Gary
Howard, Freddie
Huddleston, Judy
Huffman, Dawn
Hume Debbie
Huneycutt, Ken
Jansen, Sandra
johns, Sandra
Johnson, Beverly
"Son, we usually wear our uniforms to the games
Onlg One More Year
jordan, Kathy
Keeter, Ann
Kelly, Carolyn
Kelly, Debbie
Kimbrough, James
Klapproth, Susan
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Mills, Marsha
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Nelson, Kathleen
Nemec, Juliana
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Newell, Kay
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Newman, Nancy
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Ortiz, Joyce
Papania, Steve
Pasha, Martha
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Reese, Barbara
Reynolds, Tommy
Rhodes, Lanna
Richard, Joe
Ridener, Larry
Rivers, Terry
Roach, Karen
Rodgers, Joyce
Rodriquez, Adela
Rojo, Anita
Rowland, Susie
Pollard, Tommy
Prentice, Bill
Raske, Terry
Rawlings, Lynn
Rymal, joe
Sanders, Sharon
Sarner, Lynne
Shappard, Robby
Smith, Bonnie
Snyder, Brenda
Tavizon, Adelina
Taylor, Susan
Thill, Brenda
Thomas, Billy
Thompson, Miclcie
Travis, Dorothy
Turner, Gary
Upton, Dennis
Wallis, James
Wesson, Galy
White, Debbie
Wittington, Donna
Williams, Nancy
Only One More Exam
"Keep both hands on the wheel, Skeeter!"
Wirbufn, jo Williams, Barbara Winters, Gene Woods, Franciene Woody, DOUHH
Juniors Prepare for rhe Furure
"You're kidding, you mean we have to read this whole book tonight ?"
"How do you put lipstick on braces?"
"Were you really a Charles Atlas drop-out?
Zimmerman, Kathy
Branan, Robert
Marble, Van
Sorrell, Sandra
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Sophomore Class Officers
Presideni . . .
Richard BenneH
Vice-Presideni . . .
Juan Baldor
Secreiarg . . .
Marianne MoCona+hg
Mrs-. BaiIeg's Homeroom
Row 1: Christine Tando, Stella Sanchez. Row 2: Virginia Billy, Deanna Navarro, Debra Wilburn, Tova Gonsales, Kay Haley,
Jean Strawn, and Lucy Rojo. Row 3: Lester Walker, Randy Daniels, Glenn Tuthill, Russell Stonecypher, Chris Smith, Wayne Wil-
son, and Russell Goodenough. Raw 4: Leslie Lanton, jimmy Yen, Ralph Salazar, Gary Smith, Robert Smith, Tommy Wilbanks, john
Taylor, Gerald Walker, Robert Starr, and Raymond Taylor.
Mr. BIedsoe's Homeroom
Raw 1.' Peggy Gardiner, Lynnita Weeks, Dana Wilson, and Lynda Hodges. Row 2: Kathy Wallace, Priscilla Hodges, Pam Walstrum,
Helen Trevino, Vicki W'll' S d W f ' '
e 1 is, an ra a er, Stacy Bellingham, and Lenora Steadman. Row 3. Sonny Tucker, Steve Waller,
Therman Sharp, Billy Shgmit, Jim Seal, David Salzman, and Larry Simpson. Row 4: Ricky Risinger, Jimmy Tallent, Vincent
Thill, Johnny Rincon, David Weir, Jay Swindle, Brad Van Dyke, and Ernest Wyndham.
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ll Mr. Dudleg's Homeroom
Row 1: Paula Cummings, jennifer Coffee, Linda Disharoon, Sherry Donaghey, and Kathy Miller. Row 2: Janice Fanning, Mary
Franks, Shirley Campbell, Patti Dugger, jo Ann Darr, Karon Park, and Barbara Deford. Row 3: Bobby Dlabaj, Sam Rhodes,
Mickey Chamness, Michael Conley, Bob Floyd, Delvin Canady, Steve Elliot, Albert Gutirrez, and Dewayne Deese. Row 4: Brian
Chenalt, Robert Burgess, Danny Davis, Gary McCurdy, Ronnie Rogers, Mike Everroad, Randy Cosby, Gilbert Davis, and David
Smart.
Mrs. Geiger's Homeroom
Row 1: Georgia jones, Santa Rodriquez, Redonna jackson, Anna Jimenez, Pat May, and Diane Hayes. Row 2: Karen Holt, Lillian
Gaither, Rita Hartman, Mary jenkins, Debbie Ketchum, Mary Guy, and Peggie Manson. Row 3: Daniel Frayre, Dennis Godwin,
Charles Harris, Douglas Luttrell, james Haake, Donald Foster, and Jodie Poimboef. Row 4: Raymond Koblinski, Tom Lee, joe
Maddox, john Knapp, Larry Hanks, Melvin Goodman, Danny Kinney, Albert Lankford, and Ross Christy, David Judkins.
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Mr. Hardawag's Homeroom
Row 1: Sue Bratton, Nancy Arney, and jannell Brown. Raw 2: Janice Brundrett, Karen Clark, Cathy Bridewell, Jane Carter,
Debbie Bates, and Barbara Atherton. Row 3: Tommy Andrews, Rodney Wolf, Tommy Bates Robert Adams, Billy Allen Frank
Brundrett, juan Baldor, Roy Brown, and Gene Bauer. Row 4: Ray Brown, Carl Abney, Kenneth Philpot, Ken Alvis, Mike Anderson,
Larry Stephens, Sam Barricklow, Bill Broyles, and Mike Brewster.
Mrs. Henrg's Homeroom
Row 1: Kathy Laborde, Pablita Barrientos, and Clara Rios, Row 2: Kathy Hobson, Darlene Hutchins, Deborah Hadaway, Beatris
Gonzales, Margie Gelacio, and Mary MacDonald. Row 3: Henry Massey, James Haskins, Ronald johnson, Robert Lee, Raymond
Landrum, and Alan Elliott. Row 4: Doug jones, Neal Lee, Larry Lee, Boyd McClure, Charles McClure, jan Hager, Tommy Hager,
Hector Hernandez, and Larry Little.
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Mrs. Morales' Homeroom
Row 1: Pat Puckett, Delia Ortega, Dolores Haylock, and Mona Reid. Row 2: Frances Schwartz, janet Terpening, Barbara Musick,
and Kathy Zimmerman. Row 3: Jerry Morgan, Richard Salas, Rickey Sanders, Robert Shaw, Mike Southerland, Mike Palin, and
jesse Byrd. Row 4: Martin Romley, Tommy Anderson, Manuel Sanchez, james Pierce, Terry Pleasant, George Nelson, Douglas
Sartor, and Larry Reese.
Mr. Nunn's Homeroom
Row 1: Constance Lane, Teri Killian, Sandra Spears, and Linda Tillman. Row 2: Donna Wright, La Mon Thomas, Lydia Soto,
Janet Rodgers, Doris Wilburn, Linda Sheehan, and janet Vanderlinden. Row 3: Clifton Story, Bill Meek, Claude McWhirter,
Jack Shaffer, and Kenneth Piper. Row 4: Bruce Pfieffer, Mark Scroggins, Ronnie Murray, Steve Martin, Jimmy Musick, Oswald
Planas, Dean Nusbaum, and Ronnie Samford.
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Miss Ramseg's Homeroom
Row 1: Linda Strickland, Alysia Lovell, Linda Martinez, Marianne McConathy, Naomi Leffall. Row 2: Louise Maxcy
jackie Mur hy, Juanita Luna, Charlotte Melaun. Rauf 3: Martin Schulz, Ricki Ivy, Robert Harris, Adolph Gonzales, George
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Harris, Randy Holmes, Bobby Hubbard, Richard Guercla. Row 4: Gary Hogan, Robert Montalvo, Don Nichols, Paul Moralis, Bert
Head, Martin Norwood, Frank Marttinez, Mike Hayden.
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Mrs. 9hafer's Homeroom
R 1: Anita Sailer, Pamela McCoy, Diane Rosentreter, Debra Shindall, Laura McBee. Row 2: Kay Sears, Debra Morris, Ro
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betta O'brien, Diana King, Vickie Roper, Patricia Pope. Row 3: Edward Law, Clint Kelly, Danny McBeth, Kenneth Crews
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Steve Kelly, Timothy Shorten. Row 4: Coy johnson, john Foreman, Gary Caster, Danny Betts, Ro ert isse, ie
Harold Pearce, Raymond Phillips.
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Mr. 9-tevenson's Homeroom
Row 1: Christine Frayre, Martha Hinojosa, Rebecca Ewing, Sandra Hash Debra Ellis Row 2' Sharon Sinor Gale Holden Dor th
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Farmer, Fran Hearn, Karen jones. Row 3: Odis George, Michael Foley, Ronnie Davis, Stanley Davis, Daniel DeLuna, Wesley
Bishop, Michael Gates, Robert Guinn, john Haley. Row 4: Earnest Freclrickson, Carlton Evans, Robert Reynolds, John Gaines,
Ronnie Grady, Vincent Hernandez, Leonard Bennett, Jerry Fine, David DeLuna.
Mr. Young's Homeroom
Row 1: Sylvia Adams, Debbie Carpenter Diane Alvarez Jer Bates I C
U , , ry , rma asas, Linda Carty. Row 2: Patricia Rose, Joan
Hundley, Kathy Chappell, Evonda Smith, Beverly Blanton, Diane Barnauskas, Cindy Burrows. Row 3: Kevin Clark, Mike Cheat-
wood, Randy. Courtney, Nicky Cooper, Richard Barnes, Tommy Cook, Richard Bennett. Raw 4: Toomy Byrd, William Travis,
Dennis Askins, Terry Ashley, Gilbert Casas, Mike Dorsey, Dan Cade.
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Freshman Class Officers
Presideni ................. Randg Recer
Vice-Presideni ............. Arline Sharp
Secreiarg .............. Chergl Huckebg
Mr. Beckhart's Homeroom
Raw 1: Martha Cortez, Janie Bickerstaff, Diane Anderson, Doris Atkinson, and Mitzi Bivens. Row 2: Vickie Christopher, jackie
Crain, Jacqueline Cambell, Marilyn Billy, Suzy Bass, Dianne Cope, and Dianne Beaty. Row 3: Steve Davis, joe Alvarez,
Darell Bybee, David Batson, Ronnie Daniels, Marshall Adams, and Fred Chinske. Row 4: Thomas Allen, Randy Beason, Roger
Strait, Ronald Dendy, Weldon Damewood, Richard Alvarado, Mike Brazeel, and Jeff Beatty.
Mr. Ca r+er's Homeroom
Row 1: Virginia McCain, Tanya Cruse, Susan Gaytan, Dora Garza. Row 2: Carmen Edwards, Delva Hernandez, Sharon Hamil-
ton, 'llherese Goodenough, Paula Hodges, and Rose Diaz. Row 3.' Patrick Goodenough, Edward England, John Hunt, Mark
Goodrich, Charles Gore, Mike Escober, and james Hebert, Row 4: Dale Fulcher, Gary Clark, Robert Clark,-johnny Grizzel,
Steve Cosby, Steve Elich, and james Byrd.
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Mr. HoFfman's Homeroom
Raw 1: Ninette McDonald, Anita McCann, Sue Hill, Cheryl Huckeby, and Sandy Herrmann. Row 2: Cora Raymond, Wanda
McClure, Sandy Myers, Marline Nix, Angelina Palorno, and Ester Nesmith. Row 3: Lance Lindsey, Guy Fawks, Jeff Evans, Vernon
Gunn, Thomas Long, and Paul McSweeney. Row 4: Steve Meadors, Scott Lee, john jones, Alton jackson, Byron jordan, jim-
mie Morales, Mike Poland, and Kevin Mooney.
Mr. Maddison's Homeroom
Row 1: Esther Padilla, Sarah Polanco, Nancy Roberts, Arlene Sharp, and Pamela Sanches. Row 2: Lydia Ortega, Carol
Nichols, Suzy Schenck, Becky Pickett, Gail Sanders, Janelle Sillavan, and Suzanne Sparks. Row 3: Glen Pate, Jerry Stembridge,
Mike Sugg, jerry Powell, Leeland Musick, and joe Villeszau. Row 4: Tom Natesway, Randy Recer, Rex Rasor, Mike Rich-
ards, Dewey Radican, Curtis Rosenbaum, Diego Padilla, and Danny Salazar.
Mr. Teague's Homeroom
Row 1: Anita White, Pauline Tutt, Rita Willis, Jo Ann Galvan, Pat McFarland, and Janice Walker. Row 2: Bonny Smith,
Linda Wheeley, Ellen Warren, Lana Thompson, and janet Wright. Row 3: Ronnie Whatley, Juanita Whatley, Rhonda Woods,
Glenda Tushka, and joe Zapasnik. Row 4: Oswaldo Salazar, Ronnie Smith, john Sheafer, Bobby Sutton, Gary Sanders, and
Mike Woods.
Mrs. Evans' Homeroom
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man, Gary Redding, Pat jenkins, A. J. Barnett, William Mc Cullar, Ronnie james, and David Coronado.
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Rushing . . . 1080
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Row 1: Burt Head, Steve Kelly, Gerald Walker, Randy Daniels, Tommy Lee, Dan Davis, john Gaines, Dan Cade. Row 2.'
Coach Greene, Roman Ross, Jerry Morgan, Robert Reynolds, Robert Kissel, Frank Brundrott, Richard Bennett, Ronnie Davis,
Robert Smith, Ricky Risinger, Ken Piper, Larry Lee, Coach Young. Row 3: Russell Goodenough, Thomas Anderson, De-
wayne Beard, Gary Capp, Carl Abney, Robert Adams, Ricky Sanders, David Little, Dave Stephenson, james Pierce, Robert
Starr, Learon Tidwell. Row 4: Leonard Bennett, Raymond Vela, Gary Battee, Christopher Cherry, Gilbert Davis, Nicky
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Row 1: Marshall Cothran, Eddie Vaughn, Phil Platt, Steve Sharrock, Leonard Trout, and Raymond Taylor. Row 2: Coach Carter, Robert
Paulk, Richard Snyder, Jack Frampton, Bill Hopkins, Waymon McMacl-tin, Robert Starr, and Richard Miller.
1968 Leopard Basketball Squad
This year's team, as in the past, was one of the highest ranked teams in Dallas. The
team is instructed by Coach jake Carter, one of the main reasons for the success of
Adamson's Basketball Squad. The basketball squad possesses every quality needed
to produce a winning teamg sportsmanship, leadership, unity, desire, and spirit.
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Row 1: Bruce Myers, Dan Cade, Richard Bennett, Billy Allen, Coy Johnson, and Mike Polan. Row 2: Robert Montalvo, Raymond Kolb
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golf team has greatly excelled in the past. This year's team is no
exception. Early in the season several members shot extremely low
scores to be ranked among the city's highest. Each afternoon the golf
team is on fairways and putting greens putting forth an effort to
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Adamson's First Swimming Team
MR. TERRY GREENE, Coach
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Adz1mson's new swim team is the first in the history of
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older swim teams, the Leopard swimmers improved steadily
through the season with hard work and determination. Next
year's team should do well with a strong nucleus of returning
upperclassmen and many new prospects.
Row 1: John Carpenter, Lester Walker, Roman Ross, john Chamberlain, Frank Almendrez, Gayle Truss, and Ron Davis. Row 2
Dan Davis, Marshall Cothran, Randy Canup, Mack Ortez, Bill Allen, Robert Kissell, and Harold Pierce. Row 3: Dewayne Beard
Ken Woodard, Bill Cantrell, Don Dickson, john Goggans, Tom Pollard, jack Frampton, and Gary Wesson.
1968 Track and Field
Track and Field requires individual stamina and effort, unlike most sports where
strain is put on the whole team. Track is different, because there is no one to help
win but the individual. Each member trains during the season for the one opportunity
to letter during the district meet.
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Rau 1 Edward Milkie, Ricky Kimbrough, Bobby Lopez, Don Dickson, Ron Samford, and Bobby Beltran Row 2 Larry 5
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Lynn Adams Stexe Papania, Van Marble, Terry Rivers, Wesley Edwards, and jack Frampton.
1968 Leopard Baseball Team
A highlight to the spring sports seasons is baseball, with its color that
is displayed throughout every game. As the season opened, the Leopards
had revealed their talent by making an excellent start to the newly
opened season. Due to the publication deadline zone information was
not available.
OUTFIELDERS: Kneeling, Rick Sanders, Rick Kimbrough, and Larry Ride-ner. Raw 2, Jac
Dickson.
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330 Easl' Ann Arbor
Dallas I6, Texas
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CLARK'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS
l32 N. Beckley
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COLBERT'S
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220 Wesf Jefferson Blvd.
WH 3-4656 STATE WIDE INSURANCE AGENCY
Go Where fhe Acfion Is 826 So' Hamplon
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Phone WH 8-6003 245 Wynnewood Village
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Polk ai' Highway 67 Sou1'h FE M444
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
800 Wesf Jefferson Avenue
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3I0 W. Jefferson
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Dallas, Texas
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Imporfed ancl Domesric Food Specialiies
Buffel' Trays and Lazy Susan Carering
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233 Wynnewood Village
WH 6-I966
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Miss Wonderful for Ladies
ROSEMONT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Hamplon Road al Brandon S'I'.
DIXIE R. GREEN
MOORE'S
GREENHOUSE
832 S. Tyle
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CLIFF TEMPLE BAPTIST
CHURCH
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Sunsel and Zangs-IOII1 and Beckley
Congrafulafions
Seniors '68
ROWLEY TH EATRES
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Vogue
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Hampfon Road and
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l40I W. Jefferson
WH 2-5200
Phone: WH I-0224
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522 W. Jefferson
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Craffsman of flwe Trade Since i940
809 Norfh Lancasfer Ave.
WH 2-5238
Dallas, Texas
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333 W. Keisf
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Cen'I'er
R. O. THORNTON, Deaier
Phone WH 6-4777 5II S. Zangs aI' I2I'I1
JEFF E. SAMFORD.
Agen'I
7I7 Exchange Bank Building
Dallas, Texas
Bus. FL 7-8285 o Res. FR 4-I043
Life Insurance-HeaI+I1-HospiIaIiza+ion
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20I Easf Ten+h REV. TOM BRIDGES, Pas+or
AUTO CLEAN CO. DUDLEY M. HUGHES
Manufacfurers of FUNERAL HOME
High Pressure Cleaning "Home of Personal Service
Waxes, Soaps, Polishes 400 Eas+ Jefferson
CompIeIe Line of JaniI'or Supplies Ambulance Service
2I46 Irving BIvcI. WH 6-5.33
RI 7-3673
BOncIeOI and Insured 24 I-IOur Service
JANITOR SERVICE
Window Cleaning Wall Washing
Carpei' Cleaning Lawn Service
Parking Lo+ Sweeping Floor Mainfenance
SPECIALISTS IN FIRE CLEAN-UP and SMOKE ODOR CONTROL
BELCO BUILDING SERVICES, INC.
RI 7-6262 500 S. Ervay S+.
Uncle Cal's Eleclronic Hanclkerchief Emporium, Psychedelic Liveslock
Show and Mellow Yellow Pancake Counfer
Congratulations!
To Our Mother
MRS. MADELEINE BROWN lNEEl DUNCAN
and Her Classmates ot Class ot '43
From Her Sons
J. GLENN BROWN STEVEN BROWN
Class ot '66 Class ot '69
Texas A 8: M Sophomore Potential Law Student
Petroleum Engineer S.M.U.
Major
HAPPY 25 YEARS!
Congratulations
From
THE CLASS OF 1943
lCelebra'ling 25'll1 Anniversaryl
to the
CLASS OF 1918
lCelebra'Hng 5O'lh Anniversaryl
And Especially To
CAROLYN CARLILE
lClass of '43l
and her
MOTHER, MRS. CARLILE
lClass of 'l8l
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
KEY CLUB-'67-'68
BRENDA CLARK-Military Queen
W P F
Qak Cliff 'llirlhunz
HEY STUDENTS . . .
THE OAK CLIFF TRIBUNE
SERVING TI-IE COMMUNITY WEST OF TI-IE RIVER SINCE IQO3
. . . READ HI-TIMES
News of Junior ond Senior High School
333 Tribune Drive Call FR 6-4343
233
Abernethy, Charlotte 125, 106
Abney Cad R. 187,169,196,205
Abood, Patricia 106
Abshire, Cynthia S. 102, 125, 98, 100,
111,101,120,114
Abshire, Patricia 125, 106, 100, 111,
107
Adams, Lowell Thomas 151
Adams Lynn E. 125, 200, 201
Adams Marshall 193
Adams, Robert Lacy 187, 169, 203
Aguilar, Anne E. 90, 125
Adams, Sylvia 172
Aguilar, Danny G. 95, 109, 151
Aleman, Hector
Alexander, Joe
Index
106,
105
Brown, Brenda 152
Brown, Jannell 169
Brown, Karla Y. 152
Brown, Ray G. 169
Brown, Ronald C. 117, 127
Brown, Roy G. 169
Allen, Billy James 169, 180, 191, 106,
198
Allen, John 95, 109, 151
Allen, Thomas G.
Almendrez, Frank 198, 199
Alonzo, Cypriano
Alsip, James M. 125
Alnp,Jo Ann 102,151
Alvarado, Richard H.
Alvarez, Diane 172, 106
Alvarez, Joe 187, 191, 116, 203
Alvarez. Sylvia 125, 119, 120
Alvis, Kenneth 169
Amador, Salvador 151
Amos, Michael
"Patticake-patticake baker's man . . .
Anderson, Carol E. 102
Anderson Diane L. 174
Anderson, Gracie V. 125, 101, 119
Anderson Michael 169
Anderson Nancy V. 151, 107, 101,
119
Anderson, Thomas J. 187, 170
Andrews, Gary 113
Beard, Dewayne 187, 198
Bearden, Anna M. 126
Beason, Randy M.
Beatty, Jefferson C. 187, 191, 203
Beaty, Julia D.
Beavers, Randall L.
Becker, Robert E. 126
Bellingham, Bruce
Andrews, Tom Dean 169
Aricheta, James R. 151
Arney, Nancy Cecile 169
Bellingham, Stacy 167
Beltran,
Roben 1s0,17s,117,126,
200, 201
Arnold, Eddie
Arnold, Roger
Arostegui, Adolfina 151, 113
Ashley, Terry 95, 172
Askins, Dennis 95, 172, 108, 116, 114
Atherton, Barbara A. 169, 109, 100
Atkinson, Florence L.
Atkinson, Doris 99, 107
Atkinson, Marilyn K.
Bachman,
Patricia L. 83, 90, 125, 97
Bailey, Beatrice
Bailey, Stephen D. 180, 185, 125, 196
Baker, Clifford R. 151
Baker, Susan E. 83, 89, 125, 106
Bennett, Joe R. 126, 113
Bennett, Leonard 187, 172
Bennett, Richard L. 187, 172, 191,
166,71,203
Berry, Zack H. 117, 102, 151
Betts, George D. 171
Bickerstaff, Janie L. 174
Bickerstaff, Jimmy R. 112, 151
Bickerstaff, Linda L. 126, 113
Billy, Marilyn
Billy, Virginia 167
Biscomb, Julia A. 152, 107, 119
Bishop, Wesley 172
Bivens, Mitzi L.
Baldor, Juan Antonio 169, 99, 166
Barker, Linda D. 89, 151
Barnauskas, Media D. 172
Barnes, Charles 151
Barnes, Janice C. 125
Barnes, Richard 172
Barrett, Bonnie
Barricklow, Samuel D. 169
Barrientos, Pablita 169
Barton, Linda Jean 79, 83, 91, 97,
126,100,118
Barton, Mary E. 151, 106
Bass, Suzanne 98, 99, 116
Bassett, Patricia J. 151
Battee, Gary E. 187, 191
Bates, Deborah Sue 169, 106, 99, 57
Bates, Jerry 172
Bates, Thomas Alan 169
Batson, David
Bauer, Gene 169
Baysinger, Charlotte
Baysinger, Martha 151
Beaird, Jerry 103, 126, 98
234
Blaisdell, Walter R. 102, 152
Blalack, Deborah S. 152
Blalock, Carolyn K. 152
Blalock, Shirley
Blanton, Beverly 172, 106
Blevins, Jana Lynn 102, 152
Bolling, Pamela A. 126
Bottoms, Eddie
Bourell, Kenneth W. 96, 152, 100
Bradley, Ethel J.
Bradley, Martha
Brown, Steven M. 93, 98, 147
Broyles, William H. 169, 95, 109, 11
Brundrett, Frank G. 187, 169, 194
Brundrett, Janice A. 169
Bryant, Robyn J. 90, 152, 99, 101
Bullin, Sherry 106
Bunch, Paula C. 108
Burgess, Nancy 90, 106
Burgess, Robert O. 168
Burgess, Thon1as 127, 113
Burnett, Jack O.
Burrows, Cynthia 172
Burrows, Patricia K.
Bush, William 187
Buttleman, Barbara S. 102, 110, 120
Bybee, Glenn D. 187, 191, 203
Byers, Labetha J. 89, 127
Byrd, James 174, 93, 96
Byrd, Johnnie D.
Byrd, Tommy C. 94, 172
Caddell, Martha S.
Cade, Danny M. 187, 172, 191
Cameron, Bettye Jean 102, 106, 100
Campbell, Clara S.
Campbell, Jacqueline 119
Campbell, Shirley 167
Campos, Oscar 113
Canady, Delvin R. 168
Canida, Randall
Cannon, Marvin Odell 95, 109
CanneH,BiHyYV. 1s0,117,152,19s
199
Canup, Randy 198, 199, 203
Capp, Gary D. 187
Carden, Carlene F. 102, 127
Carl, Ronald B.
Carpenter, Debbie 172
Carpenter, John M. 152, 111, 105,
198, 199
Carr, David Roy 187
Carr, Teresa Ellen 113
Carter, Jane K. 169, 192, 193
Carter, Mark C. 192, 193, 178, 152
Carty, Linda S. 172
Casas, Gilbert 172
Casas, Irma 172
Cason, Peggy Anita
Caster, Gary 171
Caster, Samuel Lee 106
Cates, Johnny 152
Cavazos, Diana E. 152
Cavazos, Israel R.
Chamberlain, John 198, 199
Chamness, Mickey D. 168, 203
Chance, James W. 102, 127
Chappell, Kathy 172
Cheatwood, Michael 172
Chenault, David B. 168
Cherry, Christopher 187
Chinske, Fred L. 94
Branan, Robert C. 165
Brannon, Phillip D. 95, 102, 126, 106,
100,119
Brannon, Richard C.
Bratton, Carolyn Sue 169, 102
Brazeel, Michael H. 187, 194
Brewster, Betty M. 3, 126
Brewster, Michael E. 169, 95, 109
Bridewell, Cathy Ann 169, 108, 100,
99, 105
Bridges, Michael R. 127
Bronar, Betty J. 83, 85, 90, 97, 127,
Christopher, Vickie
Chustz, Julius A. 95, 128
Clark, Billy C.
Clark, Brenda J. 94, 128, 106
Clark, Gary L. 187, 174, 191
Clark, Jerry Wayne
Clark, Karen L. 169, 107
Clark, Kathy L. 89, 152, 106
Clark, Kevin S. 94, 93, 96, 172, 105
Clark, Robert 174
Clark, Sharon L. 107
Clark, Terry D.
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Clark,
Thomas W. 128
Clary, Dana L. 89, 152
Clary, David L. 88, 153, 105
Coffee, Jennifer Ann 167, 109
Coffee, Jon Wayne 128, 114
Cole, Jack 180, 185
Collins, Edward
Conley, Michael 168
Cook, Thomas W. 172
Cooper, Floyd R.
Cooper, Jackie
Cooper, Nicholas J. 187, 172, 203
Cordell, Benny 191, 203
Cortez, Martha 174
Cosby, Anthony 174.
Cota, Mary Dorothy 108, 153, 100, 99,
101
Cothran, Marshall G. 86, 188, 189,
117,128,124,198,199,64
Courtney, Randy 172
Courtney, Vanda L.
Cox, Henry H.
Cozby, Randal S. 168
Cragg, Sharon Y.
Crain, Jackie N.
Crews, Joe K. 180, 84, 86, 117, 128,
124,200,60,201,203,202
Crews, Kenneth Wayne 171, 120
Crouch, Deborah Sue 90, 102, 153
Crowder, Mary J. 128, 113
C ruse,
Tany L. 174, 98, 57
Culp, John S. 128, 106
Culverhouse, Alton L.
Culverhouse, Sondra 82, 1, 128, 97,
99,101,120
Cummings, Paula Ann 168, 84
Curtis, Don W. 95
Dalon, Steven P. 153
Damewood, Weldon L. 96
Daniels, Randy Ralph 187, 167, 203
Daniels, Ronny 187, 196
Darling, Terry
Darr, Jo Ann 167
Davis, Danny M. 187, 198, 199
Davis, Gilbert Ray 187, 168, 105
Davis, Ronald W. 187, 172, 198, 199
Davis, Stanley A. 94, 95, 172
Davis, Steve R. 187, 191, 203
Davis, Teresa Gail 106
Davis, Thomas D. 95, 108, 105
Day, Anna
Dean, Jimmy 106
Dean, Lynn W. 153
Dean, Tommy
Deese,
Doyle D. 168, 96, 102, 116
Deford, Barbara J. 168
Deluna, Daniel 172
Deluna, David 172
Deluna, Paul M.
Dendy, Ronald D.
Dewease, Lizabeth A. 95, 153
Dewea
1 53
se, William M. 186, 180, 108,
Diaz, Patricia A.
Diaz, Rose M. 174, 102
Dickso
198,
fr, Donald G. 180, 117, 153,
199,200,203,202
Dilday, Judy K. 153
Dilday, Linda 102, 128, 119
Disharoon, Linda K. 167, 108, 106,
99
Dixon, Billy W. 129, 113
Dixon, David L.
Dixon, Durward A. 94, 153
Dixon, John P. 94, 95, 129, 111
Dlabaj, Bobby 168
Dollar, Janis L. 90, 102, 153, 106, 11
Donaghey, Sherry L. 167
Index
"It gives me a heavy heart, but the class
flunks !"
Donaldson, Connie 129, 113
Donaldson, Stephen E. 113
Donley, Jennifer L. 3, 129
Donnell. Lanny
Dorman, Jonathan 129, 113
Dorsey, Billy E. 130
Dorsey, Mike 172
Downs, Lisa
Dugger, Patricia Ann 167, 102
Dunn, Betty S.
Dunn, Mary A. 153
Dunn, Patricia
Duron, Rosie
Eastus, Eugene G.
Edwards, Carmen 174
Edwards, John W. 180, 117, 130,
196,200,201
Edwards, Lottie 94
Edwards, Mary J. 153
Elich, Steven J. 187, 174, 96, 99
Elliott, Alan C. 169, 99
Ellis, Debra K. 172
Elliott, Stephen R. 168
England, Edward L. 187, 174
Erck, Deborah 113
Escobar, Mike 174
Eskew, Russell Clark 117, 112, 130,
110,114
Espinosa, Rose Marie
Evans, Carlton 172, 97
Evans, Carolyn Sue 153, 97
Evans, Jeffery L. 187, 175
Everroad, Michael A, 168, 110, 196
Ewing, Rebecca A. 172
Fain, Burt P. 153, 111
Fallis, Janis M. 153, 115
Fanning, Janice Sue 167, 103
Farmer, Dorothy J. 172
Fawks, Guy A. 175
Fernandez, Rudy 117, 130, 106
Ferrell, Dorthy
Fine, Jerry 172
Finley, James
Firor, Edward L. 186, 180, 117, 130
Flatt, Phillip A. 188, 190, 154
Fletcher, Rebecca J. 130, 113
Flores, Edward H. 131
Floyd, Bob Baily 168, 95, 109
Foley, Coleen M. 131, 106, 107
Foley, Michael 192, 193, 172, 116
Force, Brenda D.
Foreman, John 171
Foreman, Lorene A. 154
Foreman, Rebecca 89, 103, 154, 106,
107
Foster, Darrell Lynn
Foster, Donald W. 168
Foster, James
Fox, John C. 1541
Frampton, Arthur J. 180, 188, 190,
178, 117, 154, 106, 150, 198, 199,
200,70,201,203,202
Franks, Mary E. 167
Frayre, Christine 172
Frazier, Anita
Frayre, Daniel
Fredrickson, Ernest 95, 172
Freeman, Don L. 113
Freeman, Martha
Frey, Brenda D.
Fulcher, Dale R. 174
Fuller, Linda M. 154, 113
Furgeson, Judy C. 88, 131
Gaines, John F. 187, 172
Gaither, Lillian D. 168
Gallaway, Furman S. 154, 97, 100
Galvan, Jo Ann 176
Gammons, Judy 96, 131, 101
Garcia, Gloria 154
Garcia, Janie
Garcia, Juan 131, 116
Garcia, Sam 88, 131
Garcia, Rosie
Garcia, Teodoro C. 131
Gardiner, Peggy J. 167
Garner, Jerold W. 154
Garrett, Neita 131
Garrett, Thomas 112
Garth, Susan Lorine 89, 154, 70
Garza, Dora 174
Garza, Rudy C.
Gates, Michael 172
Gatewood, Robert H. 96, 103, 131,
100,105
Gayton, Susan 174
Gelacio, Margie 169, 106
George, Odis 95, 172
Gibbons, Yvonne 83, 85, 80, 131, 97,
98,100,120
Giles, Randy L.
Ginn, Robert 187, 94, 95, 112
Glenn, Jack H. 154
Godwin, Dennis W. 168, 103
Goggans, John 180, 198, 199
Goldman, Patricia 154, 106
Gomez, Frank 131, 106
Gomez, Santiago
Gonzales, Beatris 169
Gonzalez, Edward 96
Gonzalez, Adolph 170
Gonzalez, Mary L.
Gonzales, Tova 167
Goodenough, Patrick 174
Goodenough, Russell 187, 167, 191,
203
Goodenough, Therese 174
Goodman, Melvin T. 168, 191
Goodrich, Mark L. 174, 96
Goodrich, Paul R. 95, 109, 131, 111
Goodwin, James
Gore, Charles G. 174
Grady, Ronnie L. 172
Graham, Betty J.
Grant, Deborah M.
Gray, Kathleen T.
Greene, Mariana C. 103, 154, 100, 105
235
105,116
Horn, Linda C.
Grey, Lawrene E. 132
Grizzle, Johnny 174, 95
Groce, Gary Stephen
Guercia, Ricardo J. 171
Guerra, Magdalena Q.
Guidi, Barbara 92, 2, 132, 101
Guinn, Michael L. 172, 103, 154
Gunn, Patricia E.
Gunn, Vernon L. 175
Gunnels, Rebekah
Gutierrez, Albert 168
Gutierrez, Eladio A. 180, 182, 178,
132,106
Guy, Albert Lee 132
Guy, Mary Elizabeth 168
Guy, William Burnett 132
Haake, James C. 168, 94., 95, 109
Hadaway, Deborah M.
Hager, James T. 169
Hager, Jan
Halbrook, Joy
Haley, John W. 94, 95, 172
Haley, Kay Frances 167
Hall, Sharon L.
Hamby, James A.
Hamilton, Sharon G. 174
Hanks, Larry Edwin 168
Hardin, Kathy L. 132, 119
Hardin, Pamela Sue 154, 98
Hardwick, Rickey A. 94, 92, 2, 80,
133
Hargis, Sarah L. 91, 154
Haroski, Elizabeth A. 133
Harper, Charles E. 133
Harrington, Chris 133, 106
Harrington, John T. 133
Harris, Charles R. 168, 103, 105
Harris, George L. 171
Harris, Robert 171
Harrison, Linda S. 109, 155
Harrison, Peggy E. 133
Hartman, Rita K. 168
Hash, Sandra Kay 172, 119
Haskins, James L. 169, 95
Morris, David 180, 117, 137
Hayden, Michael K. 171, 103
Hayes, Mary Diane 168
Haylock, Avelina 170
Hazlett, Donna J. 103, 133, 101, 119
Head, Robert Wilburn 187, 190, 171
Hearn, Frances 84, 172
169,103
Index
Jacobs, Carolyn
Jacobs, Deborah
James, Laura J.
James, Vicki
Janes, Jimmy D. 94, 93, 96, 98
Jansen, Sandra J. 157
Jenki
ns, Mary R. 168
Jimenez, Anna 168, 103
John, Sandra 103, 157
Johnson, Beverly A. 157, 113
Johnson, Coy Ray 191, 171, 203
Johnson, Gary M.
Johnson, Ronald 169
Johnson, Zura B. 134
Jones, Georgia L. 168
Jones, John 175
Jones, Karen F. 172
Jordan, Byron U. 187, 191, 203
Jordan, Kathy 103, 157
Juarez, Benito
"And now for my next number I'd like to
sing Cielito Lindo."
Hix, Michael E. 103, 156
Hobson, Karen G. 156
Hobson, Kathy A. 169
Hodge, Gary D. 156
Hodges, David L.
Hodges, Lynda Sue 167, 166, 57, 71
Hodges, Paula K. 174
Judkins, David A. 168
Judkins, Shelby 134, 113
Kaiwi, Dennis 186
Kay, Alfred Noble Jr. 111, 116, 114
Kay, Darrell
Keeter, Ann 82, 91, 97, 157, 98, 100,
76
Kelley, Carolyn S. 157
Kelly, Debbie 89, 103, 157
Kelly, Clint Earl 171
Kelly, Laurie D. 89, 104, 134
Kelly, Stephan James 187, 171, 203
Kemble, John Philip 94, 96
Ketchum, Deborah A.
Kidd, Judith L. 91, 104, 134
Killian, Teri 170, 104
Kimbrough, James R. 180, 185, 117,
157,200,203,202
Hogan, Gary Elliott 95, 109, 111, 171
116
Hogan, Michael W. 94, 93, 80, 133
Holden, Gale 172
Hollowell, James L. 95, 103, 108, 156,
z
King, Diana
King, Douglas
King, Julie F. 107
King Katherine
King
jRobert W. 86, 81, 117, 134
King, Stephen C. 192, 134, 111, 116
Holmes, James R. 171
Holmes, Margaret A. 133
Holt, Karen Jane 168
Hood, Ellie M. x
Hopkins, William F. 188, 189, 117,
156
Hebert, James J. 174, 96
Heinen, Robert
Henderson, John C. 180, 185, 155
Hennessey, Richard
Henrikson, Gary D.
Henry, Linda 155
Hernandez, Delva 174
Hernandez, Ernest D. 155, 106, 99,
111
Hernandez, Evelyn M. 156, 105
Hernandez, Hector 169
Hernandez, Marie E. 156
Hernandez, Tim
Hernandez, Vincent 172
Herndon, Rebecca
Herrmann, Sandra L. 175, 192, 98, 99
Hiegel, Stephen H.
Higgins, Vicky
Hill, Brenda 175
Hill, Charles W. 117, 133, 115
Hill, Gerald K. 133
Hilterbrand, Diane 93, 91, 2, 133,
106,110
Hinoiosa, Joel 156, 106
Hinojosa, James J.
Hinojosa, Martha 172
Hinz, Debra A. 156
156,114
236
Howard, Freddie Don 156
Howard, Hope
Key, Roger
Hubbard, Harry Leroy 103
Hubbard, Robert Lon 171, 103
Hubbard, Vicki L.
Huckeby, Cheryl K. 175, 99, 101, 173
57
Huddleston, Judy K. 91, 156, 106,
107
Huddleston, Michael
Hudmon, Christopher
Hudson, Gary
Hudson, George Ann 134, 106
Hudson, John
Huffman, Dawne 157, 100, 101
Hufstetler, Marjorie
Hume, Deborah A. 157, 107
Hundley, Joan 172
Huneycutt, Ken M. 157
Hunt, John T. 174
Hutchins, Darlene 169
Hutchins, Katherine 134
Ivy, Ricki Thomas 180, 171
Jackson, Alton D.
Jackson, Donna S. 83, 89, 97, 134, 98,
120
Jackson, Redonna 168
Kinney, Daniel M. 168
Kirkendoll, Larry 134
Kirsch, Frank A. 82, 97, 135, 110,
120,208
Kissel, Kandee
Kissel, Robert 187, 171, 198, 199, 196
200, 201
Klapproth, Susan L. 157, 107, 119
Knapp, Johnny R. 168
Koblinski, Raymond J. 168, 180, 191
Kuykendall, Gary D. 135
Laborde, Kathy L. 169
Lambert, Reba A. 108, 157, 105, 116
Lane, Constance 171
Landrum, Raymond T. 169, 95
Lankford, Albert R. 168, 95, 108, 116
Law, Edward C.
Lawrence, Michael
Lawson, Jerry
Leach, Caraline K.
Lee, James B.
Lee, Jeffrey Scott 187, 191
Lee, John Thomas 187, 168
Lee, Larry W. 187, 169
Lee, Morris N. 96
Lee, Robert 169, 112
Leffall, Naomi 171
Liebel, Jeff 135
Lemieux, Terry W. 96, 157, 111
Lemmond, Sondra K. 158, 107, 119
Lewellyn, Rayna J.
Lewis, John D.
Lewis, Ouida S1 135
Lindsey, Lance K. 175
Nesbit
Little, Jack W.
Little, Larry D. 187, 169, 196
Long,Lucy 84,91,135,98,100,121,
76
Long, Thomas C. 175
Lopez, Robert 180, 117, 158, 200, 201
Lotzer, Gerald 96, 158
Lotzer, Marella 89, 104, 97, 135, 121
Loveless, James C.
Lovejoy, Ronald
Lovell, Alysia 171
Lowder, Patsy R.
Loyd, Elizabeth S. 192, 193, 135
Lozano, Evelia 135
Ludden, Linda S. 86, 89, 103, 97,
135, 98,
120,118
Luna, Juanita 171
Lusk, Kerry Bryne 90, 135, 124, 65,
.77
Luttrell, Douglas R. 168
MacDonald, Mary E. 169
McBee, La
ura C. 171
McBeth, Danny K. 171
McCain, Virginia M. 174
McCain, R
ichard A.
McCallum, Debrah S.
McCann, Anita R. 175
McClure, Boyd 169, 95
McClure, Charles H. 169
McClure, Wanda L. 175, 109
McConathy, Margie J. 95, 2, 102, 108
158,98
106, 100, 105
McConathy, Marianne 171, 192, 104,
106,100,105,166,57
McCoy, Pamela E. 100, 171
McCurdy, Gary L. 168
McDaniel, Kenneth B.
McDaniel, Landa 158
McDonald, Marvin V. 92, 2, 136
McDonald, Ninette 175, 104
McDonald, Shirley J. 136, 113
McDonald
, Veronica M. 158
McDowell, Charles E. 88, 117, 136,
124
McFarland, Patricia 176
McGee, Joe C.
McLaughlin, Michael 104, 158
McMackin, Waymon E. 188, 189, 117
136,' 120
McMahon, Chrystal G.
McPherson, Cathy L.
Index
"One, two, three turn . .
Melaun, Charlotte A. 171
Merito, John A.
Merrill, Lois A. 192, 158
Mershawn, Larry W. 136
Murray, Ronald Alan
Musick, Barbara 170, 107
Musick, Jimmy L. 170
Musick, Leeland R. 175
Musick Olin R.
Myers,
,Bruce M. 191
Natseway, Francis
Natseway, Thomas 175
Navarro, Deanna L. 167
Navarro, Rosario 106
Navarro, Eugene R. 113
Nelson, George B. 170
Nelson, Kathleen H. 159
Nernec, Julianna 90, 159
t, Reginald M. 159
Nesmith, Ester M. 175
Newell, Eadie K. 159, 101
Newell, Rosemary 83, 90, 97, 137, 98
114, 69
Newman, Catherine E.
Newman, John L. 180, 117, 160
Newman, Nancy 160
Nichols, Carol A. 175
Nichols, Donnell J. 171
Nix, Marilyn S. 175
Nix, Nelda M.
Norwood, Martin D. 171, 95, 108
Nunn, Naomi 160
Nunn, Rebecca A. 138
Nusbaum, Dean W.
170
Nusbaum, Randy T. 104, 138, 106,
Morris, Debra S. 171
McQuaid, Patricia
McSweeney, Paul W. 175
McWhirter, Claude W. 170
MacFadden, Gary B. 158
Maddox, Jodie R. 168, 95, 109
Maddox, Wallace A. 136
Manery, Floyd J.
Mann, Linda Y.
Manson, Beverly
Manson, Peggie L. 168 -
Marble, Van Allen 165, 200, 201
Markham, Patsy M.
Marshall, Carol A.
Marshall, Sherry H.
Martin, Irvin D. 94, 96, 158, 116
Martinez,
Martin, St
ephen C. 94, 170. 96
Martinez, Frank 171
Martinez,
Linda 171
Martinez, Richard
Robert 106
Lanka,
Edwan1B4. 186,180,158
106, 200, 201
Miller, Judy K. 167
Miller, Kenneth L.
Miller, Mary J. 89, 159, 150, 57, 72
Miller,
Richard L. 188, 190, 159
Mills, Marsha C. 159, 98
Minor, Debra S. 137, 106, 107, 101,
112
121
Miser, Melva K. 137
Mitcham, Vicky L. 159
Mitchell, George G. 96
Montalvo, Robert 191, 171, 200, 201
Montgomery, Glenna D. 137, 106
Mooney, Kevin
Mooney, Richard L.
Moore, Marjorie Sue 171
Mora, Dolores M.
Mora, Sylvia
Morales, Ruth V.
Morales, Santiago J.
Moralis, Paul 171
Morgan, Dennis 137
Morgan, Donald R. 180, 178, 181,
117,137
Morgan, Jerry 187, 170
Morgan, Jim
Morgan, John M. 95
Morgan, William C. 180, 137, 106,
115
Morrison, Nancy A. 104, 137, 110,
107
Moses, Sally A.
Mote, Nancy Elaine
Mulcahy, Mary P.
51, 39
Oakley, Reginald G. 88, 131, 115,
116, 200
O'Brien, Roberta K. 171
Odell, Richard
Oestreicher, Richard 138
Olson, Gerald A. 196
Oneall, Larry Dean 138
Ortega, Delia 170
Ortega, Dolores
Ortega, Lydia 175
Ortez, Mack 198, 199
Ortiz, Joyce 160
Osage, Carl 196
Osage, Joe B.
Osage, Russell D.
Owen, Karen L. 89, 102, 138, 97,
107
Padilla, Diego 175, 95
Padilla, Ester 175
Padilla
, Jesse R. 92, 170
Palin, Michael Paul 170
Palomo, Angelina 175
Pantaze, Peter D.
Papania, Stephen S. 160, 200,
203,
202
Paredez, Josephine
Park, Karon E. 168, 101
Pasha, Martha V. 89, 106, 160,
101
Pate, Glen A. 175
Patton, Curtis L.
Patton, Marjorie 82, 97,
100,105,160
Paulk, James R. 188, 190, 117,
104, 138, 68 '
Payne, Barbara A.
Pearce, Harold S. 106, 111, 171
Pearson, Earlene M. 105, 160
Mason, Carol L.
Massey, Henry 169
Maxcy, Denise Louise 171
Meadors, Stephen D. 187, 191, 203
Medina, Eusebio 95
Meek, William E. 170, 95, 109, 114
Meeks, Daniel 158, 113
Mulholland, Michael 137, 106, 100,
115
Munguia, Santos E.
Murillo, Genaro 137
AtunH0,Jnnnqf 186,180,117,159
Murphy, Jackie D. 171
Murray, Fredna Kay 83, 85, 104, 97,
137,121,114
Pegram, Carole J. 89, 138
Pennington, Ray 96
Peoples, Luvenia E.
Peters, Judy G. 138
Pfieffer, Bruce Kean 170, 100, 105,
116
Philley, Candy Jo 105, 160
Philpot, Cynthia A.
237
Philpot,
Kenneth L. 169, 94, 96
Phillips, Raymond 171f
Pickett, Rebecca 175
Pierce, David E.
Pierce, lla M. 60
Pierc Q1 198, 199
C. 187, 17 , 9 , 104
ezalek ohnnilx 91 129
, J
ille Bonita C. 1 4, 106, 160
Pillow Willia . 186, 180, 1
Pingleton ar es E.
i
l
asant Terr
im oeuf ' ie 168, 95
,lan Fdwa M. 191, 203.
co .' . 175,57
enneth N. 18 , 17
Oswald Luis 170
ar omas L. 180, 17, 1,
o ock Larry 138,113
i
P P
3 a
, 170
b , f'
Po i ar I
P A il'
1 , ., ,72
omeroy, Dorot 138
198 199
Pope, Pat 'cia y n 104, 1
Powell
Pren ti
f A. 187,175
, rolyn S. 90, 8, -1
Pr ' e, William W. 1
P ewitt,
Johnny J
ryor, Helen J.
Puckett, P ic' A. 170, 109
Qui ana 'id 139, 116
Ra er,
ary J. 139
dican, Dewey W. 187, 175, 95
aney, Phyllis A.
Rankin,
Ranne,
Ranne,
Carl P.
Brenda K.
Mike R. 171
Raske, Terry 95, 161
Rasor, Gabrielle 103, 139, 39, 121,
118
Rasor, Rex G. 175, 193,
Rawlings, Nita Lynn 10 1
Rawls, Jackie L. 95, If
Raymond, Cora A. 17
f
Recer, David R. 175, 191, . , O3
Reed, Carolyn S. 159
Reed, Gay R.
Reed, Joseph Danny
Reed, Sherry Y.
9 .
N
Reese, Barbara Sue 89, 161, 57
Reese, Darlene
Reese, Larry S. 170, 96
Reese, Ruth A. 139
Reeves,
Randy
Reid, Mona L. 170, 107
Renteria, Phillip G. 139, 194
Reynolds, Brenda 140, 113
Reynolds, Larry
Reynolds, Robert H. 187, 203
Reynolds, Robert D. 172, 191
Reynolds, Roy 92, 95, 140
Reynolds, Tommy 161
Rhodes,
Jo Ellen
Rhodes, Lonna 161
Rhodes, Lyndy
Rhodes, Robert M.
Rhodes, Samuel E. 168, 96
Rhodes, William 140, 113
Richard, Floyd M.
Richard, Joe F. 161
Richards, Larry
Richardson, Lois R. 140, 113
Ricks, Steven D. 180, 196
Ridener, Larry R. 180, 185, 161, 200,
203
Ridgley, Floyd 95
Rimmer, Marguerite C.
Index
Rincon, Johnny David 167
Rios, Clara 169
Risinger, Ricky . 187, 167, 203
Rivers, Terr . 180, 15, 1 , 1
200, 201 L
Roach, Karen . 161, 15 7
Roberts, Jacki I 9 .
Roberts, Nanc C. 175
Robles, Rachel
Rodgers, Janet S.
Rodgers, Joyce M. 111, 161
Rodgriguez, Adela 106, 161
Rodriq-uez, Diane 106
Rodriguez, Ponciana 140, 107, 113
Rodriguez, Santa 168
Rogers, Gary S.
Rogers, Joyce 88, 140, 106, 124, 61
Rogers, Nelda R. 140
Rogers, Randy E.
Rogers, Ronnie J. 168
Rojo, Anita 161
Rojo, Lucy 167
Rollins, Susan 90, 140, 106, 107
Roper, Vickie Lynn
Rose, Debbie L.
Rose, John D.
Rose, Patricia 172, 108, 99
Rosentreter, Diane M. 171
Rosentreter, Marshal
Rosinbaum, Curtis 175, 96
Ross, Roman N. 187, 95, 109, 198,
199
14.0, 113
Roth, Alan Herman
Rowland, Martha Sue 88, 161
Rowley, Martin K.
Ruiz, Gilbert Vela
Rymal, Joseph Russel 180, 117, 161,
115
Rymal, Rebecca L. 195, 106, 100, 105
Sailers, lNIary K. 90, 140, 98, 119, 121,
76
Sailor, Anita D. 105, 171
Salas, Richard 170
Salazar, Danny 175
Salazar, Julian 113
Salazar, Oswaldo 176, 96
,jf-
Salazar, Ralph 167, 96
Saling,
Salzman, 167
140, 51
. 180, 170, 191,
David
Manuel 170
Sanche
Sanche
Sander
z, Pamela A. 175
z, Stella 167
ford, Catherin
Sanders, Danette 140
S d s G
an er,
Sarner
Sartor,
G. 109,
Buford D. 170
ary D. 187, 176, 203
187, 170, 200, 202
161
Susan 91, 98, 161
Scarberry, Sandra K.
Scheiern, Kathryn A. 85, 97, 141, 121
Sche ck, Suzette C. 175, 108
idt, Marvin L.
Sc lz, Martin F. 17
wartz, Franc
croggins E. 170, 95, 108
Seal,
es ay
alerie L. 97 141
Seals: Gary Don 167
"I'll never be able to dI1H
Sears,
Senter,
Clydia Kay 171
Randy M.
Settles, George T. 141
Shaffer, Jack 170
Shappard, Charles R. 95, 109, 161
Sharp, Arline F. 175, 173
Sharp, Richard P. 94, 93, 141
Sharp, Therman J. 167
Sharpless, Lois A.
Sharrock, Stephen L. 188, 189, 117,
141, 62
Shaw, Robert D. 94, 170, 95
Sheafer, John L.
Sheafer, Robert D.
Sheehan, Linda T. 170, 106
shguif, Billy R. 167, 96
Shields, Gary Wayne 141, 100
Shindall, Debra A. 171
Shipley, Christine
Shipley, Linda 113
Shorten, Timothy W. 171
Sillivan, Mildred J. 175
Silvev, John W. 95, 104, 108, 142,
116
Simpson, Larry 167
Sinclair, Mark D, 142, 113
Sinor,
Elaine K.
Sinor, Sharon Sue 172, 104
Sires, Jeanette 142
Skaggs, Mary L. 82, 86, 89, 97, 142,
99, 121, 63
Skinner, James C. 180, 178, 182, 104,
97, 142
Slama, Retta N. 142
Smart, David Brian 168
Smith, Betty J. 143
Smith, Billie F.
Smith, Bonnie 162
Smith, Bonny L. 176
Smith, Bradley E.
Smith, Carol Ann 84, 86, 143, 121
Smith, Cheryl E.
Smith, Fvonda J. 172
Smith, Gary 187, 167
Smith, Gary Hunter
Smith, Herbert C. 143
Smith,
Howard C.
Smith, Robert L. 187, 167
Smith, Ronald R. 176
Snyder, Brenda M. 90, 106, 162
Snyder, Richard L. 188, 189, 117,
145, 106, 58
Snyder, Roger A.
Sorrell, Sandra 165
Sosebee, Carolyn G. 91, 104, 97, 143,
99, 50, 44
Soto, Lydia C. 170
Soto, Theresa C.
Southerland, Mike XV. 170
Sparks, Suzanne C. 175
Spears, Sandra Kaye 170, 99, 105
Spencer, Brenda C. 110
Spieker, Carl Lee
Squier, Linda K.
Starnes, Gary B. 113
Starr, Robert L. 187, 167, 96, 188,
190, 203
Steadman, Leonora A. 167, 106
Stembridge, Jerry XV. 175, 95
Stephens, Annett 104, 143, 107, 121
Stephens, Berry Z. 143, 200, 201
Stephens, Jannett 104, 143, 107
Stephens, Larry B. 169
Stephenson, David A, 187
Sterling, Diana
Stevens, Anthony 143
Stonecypher, Russel 167
Story, Clifton G. 170
Stovall, Joseph D. 104, 143
Strawn, David E. 180, 117, 143
Strawn, Elizabeth J. 167
Streit, Roger C.
Strickland, Linda D. 171
Strickland, Margie
Stricklin. Mary A.
Stroud, Bruce NW.
Stroud, Laura L. 192
Sugg, Michael L. 175
Sutherland, Rhonda L.
Sutton, Douglas
Sutton, Robert P. 176
Swanson, Donna 116
Swindle, Jay L. 167
Tallent, Jimmy E. 167, 180, 193, 192
Tando, Chrisine 167
Tando, Sylvia I. 104, 144
Tanton, Leslie G. 95
Tatum, Robert VU.
Tavizon, Adelina 162
Taylor, james F. 84, 117, 144
Taylor, John T. 167, 193, 192, 116
Taylor, Raymond 167, 188, 190, 205
Taylor, Su
san 162
Terpening, janet L. 170
Thill, Brenda K. 107, 162
Thill, Vincent G. 167
Thoma, Jo
hn o. iso, iss
144, 111, 120, 66
Thomas, Billy XV. 162
Thomas, Lamon 170, 108
Thomas, Priscilla A. 193
Thompson, Clyde D. 106
Tholnpson, Kathryn E.
Thompson, Dorothy A.
Thompson, Lana S. 176
,84.11I
Index
"One drink of this potion, and . .
Travis, Dorothy L. 162
Travis, William B. 172
Trevino, Consuelo 144, 166
Trevino, Helen D. 167, 166
Trout, Leonard L.
144,115,116,121,118
Truss, Gayle 198, 199
Tschoerner, Bonnie
Tschoerner, Darlene
Tucker, Audie J.
Tucker, Bobby 187, 144
Tucker, Mary E.
Turner, Gary jay 162
Turner, jerry Wayne 144-
Turner, Ray E. 145, 115
Tushka, Glenda F. 176
Tussy, Norma L. 82, 91, 97, 145, 101
Tuthill, Glenn 167
Tutt, Pauline E. 176
Upshaw, Forrest A.
Upton, Dennis Keith 95, 108, 105,
163
Valdez, Faustino V.
Valdez, Lasro
Vancil, Paul
Vanderlinden, janet
Vandyke, Brad E. 167
Vanhekken, Paula 113
Vargas, jose
Vargas, Maria
Vasquez, Rebecca
Vaughn, Eddie Don 79, 188, 189, 117,
145
Vela, Barbara A. 91, 145, 106
Vela, Raymond 187, 203
Velasguez, Pete 115
Villarreal, Kitty S. 84, 145, 101, 121,
67
Walker, Patricia I. 104, 145, 98, 107,
116, 119
Wallace, Kathy A. 167
Waller, Steven C. 167
Wfallis, James 104, 165
Walstrum, Pamela Kay 167
Walters, Samuel J. 145, 200, 201
188, 189, 17s, 117,
Ward, Catherine D. 97, 145, 100
Warrell, Larry A.
Warren, Ellen R. 176
Watkins, Robert Neal
Way, Connie Lynn 91, 104, 145, 105
Webb, Jerry L.
Webster, Kathy A. 146, 101
Weeks, Lynnita D. 167, 106, 119
Wegman,
John L.
Weir, David Lynn 167
Wesson, Gary W. 82, 87, 97, 99, 163
198, 199
Whatley, Jaunita R. 176
Whatley, Ronnie D. 176
Wheeley,
Linda S. 176
White, Anita 176
White, Deborah Gay 90, 98, 106, 163
Whitman, Fred 146
Whittington, Donna K. 165
Wilbanks, Marty Lee 146
Wilbanks, Tommy 167
Wilburn,
Debra 167
Wilburn, Doris Lynn
Wilburn,
Jo Ann 101, 164
Wilburn, Sharon D.
Wiley, Martha 146
Willhite, Larry D.
Williams Anthony W.
Williams Anthony W.
Williams Barbara A. 108, 164, 119
Williams
Williams
Williams
9
Bobie F. 146, 107
Eddie P. 147
John M. 147, 113
Williams, June
Williams, Nancy J. 107, 163
Williams, Sharon K.
Williamson, Robert E.
Willis, Jo Ann 147
Willis, Rita s. 176
Willis, Susan Y. 147
Willis, Vickie L. 167
Thompson, Michele 162
Thurman, Melinda M. 95, 193 144,
106,110
Thurman, Ronald
Tidwell, Learon 187
Tillman, Linda Ann 170
Tobar, Salvador C. 144
Tollerson, Brenda L. 144
Villarreal, Maria L. 145
Villescaz, Joe R. 175
Wafer, Sandra K.
167
Walker, Gerald 187, 167, 96, 196
Walker, Henry C
Walker, Janice V. 176
Walker, Lester T. 167, 116, 198, 199
Walker, Mary D.
Wilson, Dana Greer 167
Wilson, Elizabeth
Wilson, Wayne 167, 96
Wilson, William D. 193, 147, 110,
111, 116
Winters, Gene M. 164
Wolf, Rodney Lee 169, 196
Wood, Christina C. 115
Wood, Sterling C. 147, 194
Woodard, Kenneth 180, 117, 193,
199, 196
Woods, Francine 164
Woods, Michael L. 176, 191, 203
Woods, Rhonda 176
Wood ' . 115
oody, Donna 86, 106, 1
Wooten, Donald W. 147
ri fht, Jane 176 !
rig t, onna 170
Wyndham, Ernest 167
Yen, Jimmy J. 167, 94, 93, 96
Yrigollen, Vincent 187, 205
Zapasnik, joseph J. 187, 176
Zeisel, Julius 113
Zellmer, Erwin F.
Zimmerman, Kathryn A. 84, 91, 93,
105, 165
Zimmerlnan, Mary K. 170
Zollicoffer, Margate 113
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Relaxed expressions of the Oak staff reflect exhaustion and relief as they complete a long task. This
year's staff worked diligently in an effort to recapture the many and varied faces of Adamson representing
you, the student body. As you face the future, We hope that these pages will remind you of the happy
and exciting experiences which were yours during 1968.
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