Amarillo High School - La Airosa Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1960 volume:

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Dedicd d in MW, S1p7c"be,', Wm, f'Xrvmv1'Ln Smdmm become meQi,cfUc3Q3y We lane cd.1Q:',v fforw fwrffuri 0 DJ Eivims. TMS picurp by vcr LQ Airrfm p?N1,4v.1pHgr Rldund Vlpy. 2 4 ,ff . lf" 4- W5 'Ti V Ei TV ? 13 5353K , 7-r ' " 'Q N Sundieland is known as ing to its nmjesty. Amarillo m prwfrfarmp TQ who buikilfwq. BAND HALL AND GYMNASIUM . . . A pf Vfww if 'PH fl Nfxmn Qym bcrcfamc Nw porvwmnuw? Lmmw ff Tw C11 :if rw Sw"-if fund in NQ59, This move quvc We muaiclnl 'mn mmm Ind "1 'r ..- 4' -1 F -r' ,...u""" .. ng' A ,TNT E32 L2 -A gmiy ll at BS! 25? mzwifqxffzipw Z1 X921 Ziff if P8223 wiiirgjyif' 4 STUDENT BODY . . . wenl 'ro lhe polls in Odo- ber and elecled their class officers. These iuniors marked lheir ballols for lhe siudenfs oi their choice. X ' ' lr ' i .z gig Q" fi CAN DRIVE . . . For fhe Children! Home was one of fhe hiqhlighfs of lhe Chrisimas season. Piclured here are Three ol lhe children from the home, looking al fhe siudenfs giflz. F if if 1 4 ay' X ,il li l i CHEERLEADERS . . . donned fheir dark qlasff lo lead The sludenl body in lhe yell "Yama Yamaf' now famous al fx. H. S. in 1 j sf 1 'X we boson uecn of We mam of Sandlelard by who sfudenf body. Sbe QUEEN LYNDAL . . . of 'be House of Moore 5 Q q is :eaffo Here WQW hm Qffendsan' of ner Tnro UQ. ,nv-' SHARON VINEYARD . . . was Sbodced by fbo news Wa? gba bad been dnoscn M55 Anmrino High Scbool. Sharon was :Pe fha' iUV7if5' in fnc Hdory of Fx. H. S. To receive fns ncnof. --fi. We 'Wu' ll '1 QU W F' E Q U., A , V Six E P' i 1 X f 1 A l F. f H QBTRFCT CHAMPKJNSHIP 'rx We bag We Gcidsn Sandie Chczeriefaders cefebrafe Hue regainin Y We VJVTOVY '3'w, :yrvvivoi of dkmicf 'roo4i:1eU ciwampiornsimp. PALO DURO . . . cuadw, Jdwn Redd, ccwngmmiaief 'Hu Sand? squad. R. O. 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During her many years on the faculty, she has befriended many students and made them a little better prepared for life. For her loyalty to Amarillo High School and her school spirit which are surpassed only by her willingness and ability to help her students, we the editors and staff mem- bers of the 1960 La Airosa dedicate our en- deavor to . . . . . Mrs. Stella Mafherly kEfZBES?WH?QB5BSER4 tEW , YWMiiE5MfxawW5kH5X13K ii,1QBSG3vEkBTW? 5515 i I w4R4i5iW53Q3N 5Iif 7 ,Q Qi. ' . i :J 1 :fa . x ,tv 4 iii- , ef ,,. f - N ,.f ,Q - a 14 , vAg,N,4 ' L Q wx- ,H fm., Q ,fwfr -I K, M1317 Q' U . ig P 3 , ' m, 4,,,,n . F, , J.: .agmzt 5, '- ,fy,f1W'5ww:1s Y 4 fi ,bf .21?"1"3E 5 ' a:12if',15.5' " 3 W ,, 4' 3 Imp' "' H "1-.As + v il . ' V JB ,V , ..- '-iff V0 My K 7 P F a i Q 3' 4 1 9 u - 1 , 1., .t 1 4 1' I . ,. . , ,J ., 1 'f ' l , . : , 1 ' , , 1 1 , 1 , 1, I . 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'., . , wo e future . .-J people ' e ' e ' 1 , , h 1 - . ' ' '- ' ., , who 'l11ze'rI1e' .past . . . , . A ' ' , ' . , . 1 - 1 . H 1 ' . - . :.. for 1 as op o were.the ' . ' ,1 ' ' et. - v ' -' '1 nmpcertant , turesj f these ories A- - A ' , . ' r - of Sa neland . ' - ' ', , . . f H . 1 , ' " ' " ' ' 1 1- ' ' v Q ' E 5 3 ' x . 1 " . ' 1 It 6 ' , ,, , ' t ! 1 . s r ' 1 4 I . Q 1 - 1 Y P' ' 1 - 1 l y 1 '1 ff, 1 W. ' ' " I u ' I ' f 1 ' - x , h 1 i I' nw. I '. 1 t s 4 , 1 ' 1 ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' v , n - ' - . U FACULTY . . . Friendly faces assist in administration Members of the administration at Sandieland in- cluded Dr. R. B. Norman, principal, and his assistant principal, Sam Pecchia, as well as Mrs. Thomas Haynie, Dean of Girls in the 1959-60 school year. The trio are responsible for many of the policies which guide the student body of Amarillo High School. Principal Norman was completing his thiry-first year as the head man. Mr. Pecchia was completing his second year as assistant principal. Mrs. Haynie has served as a classroom teacher, head of the social studies de- partment, and the Dean for a number of years. J MRS. THOMAS HAYNIE Dean of Girls SAM PECCHIA, Assistant Principal DR. R. B. NORMAN, Principal Duties of the assistant principal and Dean of Girls are similar in that both are responsible for the at- tendance of the student body at Sandieland. Mrs. Haynie also serves as co-ordinator of activities and is responsible for the school calendar. Mr. Pecchia is in charge of the text books. In his years as principal of Sandieland Dr. Nor- man has become one of America's greatest secon- dary educators. He was named President of the National Association of Secondary School Princi- pals in the 1957-58 school year and has been on countless national, state and regional committees for education. During his tenure at Amarillo High School Dr. Norman has seen the student body split and two other high school form. He has witnessed the Golden Sandstorm win four state championships in football and countless other literary awards. FACULTY . . . Counselors aid both teachers on students MRS. NAN GIBBS C. R. DOUGLAS MISS MINNIE FEIERABEND Sophomore Counselor Junior Counselor Senior Counselor Q w ig Q Q s ,e,s if , Q W MEETING OF THE MINDS . . . Members of the Sandieland faculty meet bi-weekly for special instructions with Principal Norman in the library. Meetings are called for events of special importance. CAFETERIA GOODIES . . . Manager of the Sandieland cafeteria, Mrs. Pauline Geirsch, left, and Mrs. L. Brewer serve daily in the faculty line. FACULTY . . . Staff assists in countless ways MISS MARY K. SIMS School Nurse MRS. PIXIE BRAY MRS. MINNIBEL MONTAGUE MRS. .IOHNNIE HOWELL Librarian Library Clerk Librarian MRS, PAULA HIGLEY MRS. MURRIEL CROUCH MRS. MARVIN MCUAN MRS. LOYD DOT BEALL Attendcnce Clerk Attendence Clerk Registrar and Secretary to Assistant Registrar Principal PEGS AND HOLES . . . Testing and guidance is often administered through the English classes. Here, selected students are pictured in the library in a special test. MRS. M. L. MATHERLY MISS PATRICA RUSSELL MRS. VADA HALL Sophomore English and Future Sophomore English and Speech Sophomore and Junior English Teachers Sponsor MRS. NORMA HOGUE Junior English and Soplwcmort YfTeens Sponsor MRS. GAY SAUER Sophomore English MRS. JUNE MALONE Junior English MISS FAYE DILLINGHAM Head of Department MRS. IRENE HAMILTON Sophomore English and tional Honor Society Sponsor MISS MARY BURNS Sophomore English and Latin lRS. MARION SCHOEN JAMES F. PASCHAL anior English and Senior Class Journalism and Director of aonsor Publications FACULTY . . English Department offers requirements MSS IRENE CRAWFORD iophornore and Junior English uture Teachers MRS. REVELIA FULLWOOD Junior English 5- , . MRS. MARY COLLINS Junior and Senior English and Assistant Senior Class Sponsor 'slr ...nf IT'S THIS WAY . . . Mrs, Mariona Scltoen advises Larry Flack in one of her Senior English classes about "Macbeth," no less. DAVID KENT RICHARD PFl.UG Bookeeping, Business Math Typing and Bowling Club and Tennis Head Coach Sponsor FACULTY . . . Commercial subiects train on the spot VELMA SHOWS hand and Secretarial Traf Club Sponsor BETTY PATTON of the Department MISS ADELLE SHOWS Typing and Stenograpltic Club Sponsor ONE MORE LINE . . . Miss Adelle Shows gives personal attention to Bonnie Quisenberry during their class together before a time trial. '9- C. A. CAMPBELL Head of the Deparlinerit like SCIENCE IS FUN . . . Pat Stickley, Frank McNeil, Barbara Boaz and Kaye Robertson are engrossed in work in the biology laboratory. Students in science classes spend part time in lab work. ACULTY . . . Science prepares for college .Jw '19 R FRANK R. ELMORE KURT F. SCHAEFFER MRS, MARIE MOORE Biology and Hi-Y Club Sponsor Biology and Biology Club Chemistry Sponsor 4 JIM SYANLEY DON McCONNAUGHEY M. L. ROACH MRS. ATLANTA KAYE Biology, Football and Basket- Biology, Football and Head Biology Chemistry, Biology and Chfmi ball Track Coach sary Club Sponsor O. A. PHILLIPS H. W. WILSON HENRY BLEDSOE CAPT. BILL CHESHIRE Head Football Coach Boy's Physical Education and Boy's Physical Education Professor of Miltary Science and Football Coach Tactics FACULTY Physical Education trains students MRS. BETTY L. JONES Girl's Physical Education and Sandie Steppers Sponsor l MAYBELLE JONES MISS SUE HAZLEWOOD LIKE THIS, BOYS . . , Int t H s ruc or enry Bledsoe observes Physical Education Girl's Physical Education and the form in firing of students Dewayne Miller and Phillip Cheerleader Sponsor Elkins in the fall Boy'5 P.E. classes. MAKES HER OWN . . . Clothing students are able to fi- nish their own clothing and get class credit as well. Here, Sandra Taylor is preparing to work with a new pattezn. FACULTY . Practical Arts include Homemaking and Auto Training C. T. HOWELL Driver Training Wai MRS. SUE JENNINGS MRS. FRANCES BAKER Foods and Future Homemakers Homemaking and Future Home Sponsor makers Sponsor MRS. JULIA DENGLER MRS. INEZ PARKEY Clothing and Future Home- Foods and Future Homemalazr makers Sponsor Sponsor T. G. HULL Mechanical Drawing and Basket- ball Head Coach COMBINATION OF ARTS . . . was exhibited in the proriuction of the musical comedy "Li'l Abner" in October. Mr. Louis Pippin and Mr. William Latson are pictured during a rehearsal for the production. IAM O. LATSON LOUIS PIPPIN MRS. MARY TOWNSEND F, D. AUBUCHON tor of Instrumental Music Director of Choral Music Art and Art Club Sponsor Arts and Crafts and Football MRS. ORETHA WHITWORTH Speech, Drama and Thespian Sponsor FACULTY . Fine Arts are varied at A.H.S. ARCHIE POOL RUPERT A. TAYLOR OSCAR A. SELF GWINDLE CHAMBERLAIN General Metal and Vocational- Woodshop and Visual Aids Co- Electricts and Vocational-Indus Auto lvleclmnics and Industrial Club Sponsor ordlnator trial Club Sponsor Vocational-lnolustrlal Club Sponsor FACULTY . . . Industrial Arts present many choices . mfs' R. H. DAVIS Vocatonal Agriculture and Flxcre Farmers Sponsor LIVER DIGGS RAYMOND WILSON versified Occupations and Distributive Education and D. E. E. Club Sponsor Club Sponsor HOT STUFF Mile Delano is pictured in tlwe slnavt meml sltop wbero he is applying some new material lv the automobile lre is customizing as an class prolecr I.. MATHERLY J. M. BOSWELI. ad of the Department Speed Math, Plane Geowetry and Algebra FUTURE CITIZENS , . . Mathematics students have a varied course at Sandieland. Here, students of Mrs. Betty Penn classes are pictured during one of her better discussions. t .X we l .TON TEAGUE MRS. BETTY PENN MRS. CHARUE GALLOWAY me and Solid Geometry Algebra and Trigonometry Algebra and General Math BERT OVERSTREET FRED JACKSON B. C. CALVERT :bra Algebra and Football Coach Algebra and Plane Geometry MRS. MARGARET RESTINE Plane Geometry, Advanced 'Math and Y-Teens Sponsor FACULTY Mathematics Department Trains well DR. LYNN B. RANKIN MRS. ESTELLA RANCK MISS MARIE DONNELL MISS VIOLA BALLARD Bible French, Spanish, French Club Latin and lnternos Club Spon- Spanish and Los Viaieros Spa-n Sponsor and Allied Youth sor sor Sponsor FACULTY . Bible and Foreign Languages are offered u""f ,lime FIELD TRIP . . , Members of Dr. Lynn Ranl-cin's Bible classes are pictured in the chapel of the First Baptist Church during one S their field trips. Dr. Rankin taught tvvo periods at Sandieland and presented the International Sunday School Lesson on Friday morn- ings on the public address system. 29 t x i 2 l i l "Ere MRS. LELA CROSSETT Head of the Department HISTORY OF THE WORLD . . . is discussed in the social studies of Mrs, Lela Crossett, Here she is pictured while showing Donald Strout some problems on the map. it 31:-1'xffiifeiifiiilg, t:sf2l:2Ef5Qff1:2:?:f1t'f1 S. MARGARET JOSSERAND JOE PARKEY DUANE STOBER CHARLES BACON verican History, Texas History Government and Student Coun- American History and Athletic American History l Ken Club Sponsor cil Sponsor Trainer SS LAURA ROBERTS JOHN KOLDUS lll vernment and Modern Prob- American History, Football and is Baseball Head Coach FACULTY . . . Social Studies teaches students to live well .. f CLASS OFFICERS . . . Charles Fisher, president, Kay Smith. secretary, and Chris Strange, vice-presi- dent discuss plans for The senior party. The senior class of 1959-60 numbered four hundred and sixty-three, including two hundred and forty boys and two hundred and twedtyi-three girls. Included in the graduating class was the exchange student, Andy Rizopoulos, from Italy. Seniors planned and held 'Kid Day' and the SeniorlParty. They left their tradi- tional senior gift and a fine example to be followed by the underclassmen.,MiSS Minnie Feierabend served the class as senior counselor as they prepared for college and life. 31 W DORRIS ADAMS EDDIE ADKIN FRED ALEXANDER FHA, DO VIC, DO FootbaII, Track, AY REGISTRATION . , . for students at Sandieland was in August in 1959. Here students sign up for Mr. B. C. CaIverT's mathematics class in Room 205. MN.. "Y S.S34Z'5'ZL ff V A 'I JV Ziff' LUCIA ALEXANDER Ken Club, NHS, Student CII, AY, FHA JERRY ARDEN Choir, AY, Chemistry Club, DE Rocket Society KENNETH BATES FFA, Vigilantes, AY IILTON ALLRED VIRGINIA ALSTEAD JEANETTE ANDERSON CAROLYN ANDRICK OTC, AY, Slide Rule Club FHA Band, FTA, AY, FHA, NHS, Ken Biology Club, AY, Y-Teens, FHA Club SENIORS Officers are named in exciting run off PERRY AVERY DAVID AYERS Basketball, Track, Student Comm- Band, Bel Canto, La Alrosa, xl, AY Sandslorm, Los Viaieros, AY JIMMY BATTENFIELD CURRIE BECHTOL JEANETTE BELL FRANKIE BELLANIY DO, Wrestling, Hi-Y, Foofball Football, Baseball, AY, NHS, Y-Teens, FHA, AY, Clwoir FHA, DE Ken Club BETTE BENNETT LANNY BEZNER BOBBY BIXLER DAVID BLACK La Airosa, Sandsforrn, Quill and FFA, Vigilantes, AY VIC, AY Basketball, AY, Tennis Scroll, Ken Club, Los Viaieros, FTA, AY SENIORS . . . President appoints standing committees l LYNN BLACKBURN WARRETTA BLACKWELL Student Council, ROTC, AY, AY, Physics Club GRA, lnternos, LA Airosa, FTA, French Club Club PHYLLIS BLOTNER JUDY BONEY GEORGE BOWIE JOHNNY BRANNON Y-Teens Sec, Tr. Club Cheerleading, FHA, Student ROTC, Bowling, HIAY, Track, AY Council, Ski Club, La Airosa, Tlwespians, Tri-HiY, AY , We if - 4-i -is ww H MMM 'Fi MARY JO BROADSTREET BARBARA BROWN JIMMY BRUNTON JOLENE BUELL AY, FHA, Cl1oir,Los Viaieros Choir ROTC, Bowling Club, Clnenw. ROTC, AY, Ski Club HEALTHY CORN . . . Members of the Srudenf Council sold popcorn lo Sandieland students each lunch period in I959-60. Gary Price and Dale Gardner purchase a ten cent portion from Lillie Hawks. Club, AY Council 'W JIM BUTIER ROTC, AY, Hi-Y, Bowling Chem. Club l sem CHAMBERS AY, Choir, Speech Club ELBA BURCH RONNIE BURKE lA, VIC, Choir ROTC, Allied Youth, Chemistry Club, Bowling Club lARQUETA BYFORD KENNETH KATES Y, Y-Teens, Nurses Cluh, UE., Orchestra, Band, Ken Club, hoir NHS, AY BEVERLY BUTLER AY, Ken Club, Future Nurses Club, Latin Club, French Club JUDY BURTTS No Activities indicated SENIORS . Traditional Gift is selected by '60 class CALVIN CHAPPELL DORIS CHESSER BILLY CLARK HOY CLARK Football, Track, Baaelnail AY, Cheerleader, Student Council, DO AY, Golf Hi-Y FHA, AY, Ski Club PHIL CLARK JUDY CLAYTON BILLY COBERLY RUTH COKER NHS, Ken Club, AY, Latin Club, Sophomore favorite, FHA, FTA, Band, AY, Orchestra, Los ROTC, FHA, AY, Latin Biology Club AY, Ski Club, Student Council Viaieros FFA Sweetheart Many applications made to Universities F. G. COLLARD CAROL COLMAN AY, FFA Inter Nos, AY, Thespians, Club, Chem. Club Int Council JERRY COOPER MANUEL CORTEZ WILMA COURSEY T. A COX DO, VIC No activities indicated Band, Choir, AY Ken .Club, Hi-Y, AY Club, Spanish Club, ROTC if ,mi-,f,,fffXQ5 t:m:::-1Rs:awasa:m,ie.xm A l E IACKIE COLEMAN llwespians, Stage Hand, AY WELCOME TO OUR CLUB . . . Mrs. M. L. Matherly greets Jeanette Anclerson's father to the Future Teachers opening meeting as Nancy Mclllleans serves as a hostess. The meeting was held at the First Baptist Church parlors. l.ARRY COLVIN Football, Track, Choir, Press Club, La Airosa DAVID CRAWFORD PHll.llP CRAWFORD SHERRI CRITES Choir, AY, Football AY, Track, Football FHA tr 'lnia LANNY CRUMP CARLOS CUELLAR CAROLE- CUMMINGS BETTY CURRY Football, Track, Baseball, AY Bel Canto, Los Viaieros Bowling Club, FTA, FHA, Spamish Club, FHA, Y-T Sferwograplwic Club, latin Club Biology Club, DE ME BUY ONE? . , . D ww. Rlmsw, ww rl S'amdlslfwcl's Clleufcaderi sold Sfmolfr C1-sin'-, fmfl ffzfu dlww-"4 'lo-1 lui. rap-mwrwg iiwyy. Hur willm bore, ls Danny J:1:v'd'm, JAMES DAVENPORT ROTC, lnternos, Ken Club, AY My -.--mf I ,aw -an ' M ,r'g"5rBTfLff+-LW 'M SANDIES W his FHA AY ,,v""'N F' ' W SANDRA DAY - H I A A DACUS LILLIAN DANKLEFS FTC, AY, Chem. Club FHA, Spanish Club, Y-Teens SSELL DAVENPORT ROBERT DAVIS id, lnfernos, AY Baseball, Bel Canto, Ken Club, NHS, AY, Student Council GLomA DARYL PEGGY DARST AY, FHA FHA, GRA, AY, Y-Teens S E N l 0 R S . . . Merit Scholarship competition entered EN DEASON BILL DE GRASS! ROBERT DENNY SARA- DEVANNEY activities indicated AY, Golf lnternos, ROTC, Chem. Club, FHA, AY Physics Club MARVIN DICK BILLY DODSON VIRGINIA DRAKE DAVID DUKE Golf AY Choir Vngnlamcs No activities mdncated GRA AY FHA Brology Club ROTC, Swdenf Counc Rifle Drill Team, Chem TANYA DURHAM AY, Biology Club French Club, FTA Al EDWARDS FFA, AY UDY DUKE -Teens, AY, Ken Club, La Ai- nsa, Choir, Los Viaieros, Sfeno- raphic Club YOU DESERVES ME . . . Sharon Vinyard and Tommy Kale are pictured in their roles as Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner in the October musical comedy "Li'l Abner." The Couple also sang for The Coronation of the queen of Sanclieland in November. ANDRA EARTHMAN .Y, Tri-Hi-Y, Ski Club, Steno- rapher's Club, Latin Club OY ELGIN FRANK ELKINS GARY ELLIS Drchestra, Future Nurses AY, French Club, Biology Club, VIC Choir, ROTC -QR -Elf . -' 3, xf if K sg gi ' 'Ig gsxqi ,hifi gg.. 1 .., gjzy- 3 af-'i g -F Elsu DQZPAZE. 5 igxxwligaiigg I has t ' E5 kgs: in R EQ ., :K'-b-: Vim af:- ATHIE FARLEY ROYLEEN FARNSWORTH JEAN FARR KATHIE FARR E, FHA Student Council, AY, Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, AY, Los Viaieros, FTA AY, FHA, FFA Stenographic Club, lnternos, FHA, DE l SENIORS . . Outstanding clclssmen named Vic and Kate TARON KAY FlEl.D BETTY FINCHER ndie Steppers, Sandsrorm, La Ken Club, NHS, lnfernos, Bi- rosa, Student Council, AY, ology Club noir, Ski Club, Y-Teens .RRY FLACK SANDRA FLETCHER LEE FLINN MARTHA FLINT Dlf, Sllcle rule AY AY, FHA ROTC, FHA, AY, Bowling Club, AY Choir, French Club, La Airosa Editorial Bd. Ski Club, Tri-Hi-Y SENIORS . . . MAX FRY GARY GAMBLIN DALE GARDNER JUDY GAUT Football, Ken Club, Bowling Wrcslling, AY, FHA, Bowling Band, FHA, AY, Bowling Club, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Choir, AY Club Club, Ski Club Ski Club dent Council, La Airosa Mrs. Marion Schoen is '60 Sponsor HARRY GILSTRAP ROTC, Tliespian Society LARRY GOODMAN GAII. GRAHAM ROBERT GREBE AY, ROTC, Bowling ClJb, Bi- Clwoir, Spanish Club, i Wrestling, AY, FHA, Biology ology Club Club, Bowling Club, Ski Club LARRY GOODWIN ROTC, Bowling Club, Club, Stamp Club, Chem, Biology. Club, Phy. Club, Club,Ken Club, NHS KAY GREEN FHA, AY, DE Club, Y-Tesris smqmsammnxz :wmmmimmim 1? '-r.d"" u I F' ? RRY GIBSON 'A, AY, Wrestling MY RECEIPT . . . Kay Kendrick receives lwer membership receipt at the doorway for the eight annual La Airosa clinic in early September. Bobby Simpson is next in the long line. DYLE GOLDEN 3, VIC iRlE'NE GRUNDY ELDRED HADLEY DELMAR HALL A, La Airosa Latin Club, ROTC, Chemistry Club, Biology Wrestling, ROTC ident Council, Allied Youth, Club, Physics Club, Stamp Club idle Steppers ? JfM1Q se" 'AH ,baht I EVELYN HALL JOY HALLMARK CECIL HALTZ DE Orchestra, FHA, AY Choir, AY, VIC, FHA, DO, Fu- ture Nurses FIRE DRILL . . . During Fire Prevention Week Sandielancl held its initial fire drill for the year. This one was followed by others throughout the year. Students on the south side of the building march toward the Polk Street Methodist Church. qlil E. J. HAMILTON DO BRUCE HARE ROTC, AY, Track LYNN HARRISON AY, Internos, Ken Club, FT Tennis, Tri-Hi-Y JBERT HAMILTON CHARLOTTE HAMPTON J activities indicated French Club, AY, Bel Canto AVIS HAROLDENE ROSS HARP lA, Y-Teens, DE, AY ROTC, Press Club, La Airosa, AY, Chemistry Club, Math Club, Slide Rule Club NANCY HAMPTON CHARLES HANNSZ Y-Teens, Orchestra, AY, Los ROTC, AY Viaieros, Ken Club, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, FTA, Choir SENIORS . Class is represented at civics meetings IUJE HAWKS CAROLE HEMBREE JEAN HENDERSON lANA HENRY hour, La Airosa AY, Y-Teens, AY, Tri-Hi4Y, Student Council, AY, Trivl-livY, Bel Canto, FHA AY FHA, Y-Teens, Cllolff Latin ki Club, lnterrtos, Tri-Hi-Y Head Orgariist FHA Orchestra, Club Orchestra Queen NM' DALE HERRING WANDA HESS JUDY HILGERS JANE HILL NHS NHS, Ken Club, Tennis, FTA, T ni AY 'X AY, Latin Club Airosa Tliespians JIM BOB HODGE Quill and Scroll, Ken Club, NHS, AY, Sandstorm, Editor-N- Chief La Airosa, Old Tack Press Club, Los Viaieros, President WTHSPA CECELIA HORTON Y-Teens, lniernos, AY, French Club, FTA, Ch' S di S - our, an ia Tep Student Council SQSUS T i 'Am MFI ,. , ,M eh' J . J. HILL f, FFA, Vlgllarltes QARY H-OLBROOK roiecrionist lMMY HOWARD DOUG HUCKABY MABLE HUDGINS Y, Hi-Y, Frcnriw Club, Orclv., Wrestling, AY VIC, AY, GRA Iwoir, Biology Cuo M TRYOUTS . , . for The musical comedy 'fLil'I Abner' were attended by all Sandielancl. Here, Janet Dodson, Starley Pope, and Dena Wheeler are shown wuln J. F. Paschal, who staged the event for the music deparlmenf kt 4 M waz A, Q . ,,...i,,,,,, 'W M 'TE H W X -rf. 5? 1 ,, asa 4 9 M , M' A A s I fm , NM ,Q . in I z ...,.,.. . n A W . H X , W, Q inf, W ix Q ,Y ,, an-5"b., 6 , 4 'ik 4 , X gg AK 'S . ul A any b f WI? .- 5 ' 'A fx v'-- - , R , "gy 4 5 A 'E W , x 'E S wi' ,F M W 1- -..,, .... . A! Q 6 X X f E9 4 -'ig - Q J' ZF SQ 1? Q' JBERT INMAN NANCY JAMES JERRY JAMISON MELFORD JASPER udenr Council, Choir Wresl- Ken Club, AY, FHA AY, Press Club, La Airosa, FHA, AY ig lnlernos SENIORS . . . Many accelerated classes are offered JAN JOHNSON JOHN JOHNSON ioir, AY, Y-Teens Wrestling, AY IRGINIA JOHNSON JO JEAN JOHNSTON LINDA JONES SHARON JONES 'ench Club, Y-Teens, lnvernos Student Council, Sec. Club, Ken AY, FHA, Spanish Club AY, FHA, GRA, Bowling Club Club, FHA, GRA fl' "N DANNY JORDON TOMMY KALE KATHIE KASISHKE JANICE' KELLY AY, Hi-Y, Football, Track Choir, AY, Football, La Airosa, AY, lnternos, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y Band, AY, FHA Sandstorm Hi-Y, Student Council SENIORS . . . Post School planning mode with counselor JAMES KENNAN LYNDA KILGORE ROTC, Choir, VIC FHA JIMMIE KOLLAER BILL KRAL SLOAN KRITSER JOE KUYAVA ROTC, AY ROTC, AY Chemistry Club Sandstorm, AY -EY Q ' RANK KELLY and, Orchestra, Imerrwos, Ra- io-Vidlo TAKE MINE, T00 . . . Marilyn Hickman and Ann Morgan s1and in Yhe photographefs line on the stage at regisiration 1ime 10 have iheir class pictures made for the 1960 La Airosa, l l PATRICIA KNOWLES FHA DIANA LADEHOFF KEN LA FAVERS KAY LANE Y-Teens, FHA, GRA AY, FFA, Baseball Band, AY, Studenl Council ' 'KQTNRZZEZ "Z'5Q53E.242l ei?2iiZZ,ww::S 2i'KiG'1 x DOYLE LANGWELL JACK LANKFORD MILLS LATHAM SALLY LAYHAM No activities indicated Football, AY, Baseball Student Council, AY, Hi'Y, Ski Tgnnig, AY, L05 Viayeros l Club, lnternos, Wrestling, Golf I'M PROUD TO OWN ONE , . . Sue Bayless is pictured with a group of admirers who are in line to sign ner 1960 La Airosa. Sue was poster girl for the subscription campaign which was begun in late September. rl muse :sw liwlti-1 JANE LEGG AY ,GRA DON LEWIS Football, Track, AY, Choir ITA IAWHON LOUISE LAWRENCE JIM LEA ROGER LEE os Viajeros, Y-Teens, AY, Press Choir, Thespians, FHA, GRA Football, Choir, AY AY ilub, Sandstorm, FHA ERRY LENINGTON LESTER BARCINE o activities indicated Band, DE SENIORS . Planning is careful for graduation week iNDA LEWIS MILTON LlVEl.Y CYTHIA l.lNDl.EY MARIS l.lNDl.E'Y Y, FHA, DE, Choir No Activities Indictaed Student Council, FHA, ROTC, Allied Yomhf Y-Tgengl FHA Sandie Steppers, Tri-Hi-Y AY, VIC Queen, Los Viaieros, Ski Club SHIRLEY LLOYD SHIRLEY LAGOW SHIRLEY LOCKHART LYNNE LOOMIS No Activities Indicated No Activities Indicated Choir, Band IHTGVHOS, AY, Sandstorm, Student Council, Y-Teens, Y Maiorette, Choir SENIORS . . . Fuss and fun raised on annual 'Kid Day' JUDY LUCERO BARBARA LUMPKIN AY, Choir, FHA, Y'Tecns VIC, Choir, FHA BETTY LOU MACKEY PATRICIA MADDOX TOMMY MAJOR MARTHA NIAKEIG La Airosa, AY, FTA, FHA, Choir No Activities Indicated Student CcLmQiI, FHA, FTA ' . - ' if 'di mmf-SBWM , M 5151! Rf5jS4J3: L il SARY LOVETT EOTC, DEBATE Club, Chem. ilub, AFS, Biology Club, ln' e-mos V-I-C-T-O-R-Y . . . Doris Chesser, cheerleader, gives one big rah for The foolball players in a Typical Friday pep rally in ihe auditorium. Doris won lhe Tascosa ball which wound up in the trophy case. STEVE LUNDEGREEN ROTC, Bowling Club, Wresllirig, AY GEORGA MANDIS LINDA MANLEY JIM MANN FTA, AY, Imemog, Bcmlmg Club FHA, Los Viaieros AY, Los Viaieros A554123 7 A f . 9? ,Wim-1 7 . y?"15?3qiig.iSi f 5+ F fwgmsm:S..k ' ' 1 . iivgzfgijgg -4 .vs gt A ,f Q, -2. ff HARLENE MILLER MAXINE MILLER RONALD MILLIGAN RAMONA MINNICK .Y, FHA, Band AY, Choir No Activities Indicated AY, FTA, FHA, NHS, Ken Club infer-Club Council SENIORS . . Farewell Party plans are made by parents AMES MERRY JANICE MESSER ns, Viaieros, AY, Librarian FHA, AY, Bowling Club, Y- Teens, Sandsmrm, La Airosa, Ken Club, GRA lONTE MAYHALL JOHN MEADORS ALLEN MEANS BETTY MERRICK Jrestling Track, Football, Jr. Favorite ROTC FHA, Sfenographers Club PAMLIA MITCHELL lYNDA MILNAR BOBBY MOORE LYNDAL MOORE AY, FHA, Y-Teen Tri-Hi-Y, AY, Y'Teens, Ken Club, Y-Teens, FHA Queen of AHS, AY, ROTC Student Council, Thespians, La Choir, French Club, Y Airosa Staff Student Council SENIORS . . . Class attends prom as guests of Juniors PEGGY MORGAN DALE MORRIS Sandie Stepper, FTA, AY, Tri' AY, Football, Track, Hi-Y, Los Viaieros, La Airosa FFA SUE MORRISON TOM MORRISON JOE MOROSCO CHARLOTTE MORROW Sandie Stepper, Bell Canto Los Viaieros, Thespians, AY, La Airggaf AY, Cheerleader, FHA, FTA, Choir, AY Queen, FHA, AY, Y-Teens Biology Club, Chem. Club, Sandgtornqf Track Sm .-Qf. Y 7 ' -EHWHYZZSS1-wi -I -' Q 1: C P ,Li E Q .,,, ..., . ,..., . A -f:.'-:.'5:.2::,- 2 W r F Q. ..::,5:f5 fm' :iz sf H? WY 6 i ,F .. sh , 1?1:fQfE. X A 1951 1 ' vw X' ir .Q 2 X , Y .:..:- 4 G ,v A ., 3 , ef A1 ,X + we a , 'Y " -f ' ga .z 3 ,-: - :fg- Q y - ,. -..-.ew we gy, fit? TMORE MacARTHUR LEWIS McCAFFREE AY, Hi-Y ,ANDA MCMAHAN NANCY MCMEANS , VIC, FHA, DO Choir, Orchestra, AY, Yfleens, FTA, FHA KAY McCLESKEY MELODY MCCORMICK AY, FHA, FTA La Airosa, FTA, FHA, TrifHi-Y, French Club, Y-Teens, Student Council, Keri Club, AY SENIORS . End of twelve years celebrated at banquet RED McWHORI'ER JUDY NELSON GWEN NEPPER BILLY NICHOLS Jo Activities Indicated Los Viaieros, AY, Tri-Hl-Y,Y- AY, FHA, Imernos Wrestling, AY Teens, FTA, SKi Club, La Airosa CHARLOTTE NUNN CLIFFORD NUNN JUDY NUNN GARY CAKES AY, Y-Teens, Los Viaieros Band Choir, DE, Latin Club, Y-Teens Wrestling, VIC, AY SENIORS . . . Several bid farewell at micl-term finale BILL O'BRlEN JOYCE O'REAR AY, Student Council, Ski Club, FHA, DE, lnternos Ken Club, Wrestling WANDA PACE KAREN PARKS TOMMY PATE JIMMY PATTERSON Band, FHA, Y-Teens Bowling Club, Sec. Tr. Club No Activities Indicated Wrestling, Football, B 'T' if' .iyib A ILL OATES asketball, FTA -1 'n ig it ,... ui , ST., F. A Sf ,T in , . 5 I Sk X X ii. FUTURE TEACHERS . , . Members of tlwe Future Teaclters of America urged students to join their ranks during tlrte registration days in August. Special recruiting desks were set up in the main halls of Sandieland. DONNA OVERHALT Jo Activities Indicated DOUGLAS PRATT SHARON PRATER MARY HELEN PRATER Debate Club, Physics Club FHA, AY, AY, Choir, FHA, Secretarial Club, Y-Teens i 1 W, M ' Ji m sa W ,if DMI NHL PIT... Cgql pl1'1' DANETTE PHILLIPS AUGIE WEIFFER woir, AY, Y-Teens DO AY, Choir, Latin Club, Biology Student Council, Football, Track Club, NHS AY ' l l me PERIMAN LYNN PEARSON udent Council, Sandie Step- Track, VIC, Hi-Y ers, Ski Club, AY, lnternos, wespians, French Club SENIORS . . . Class prayed together at '60 Baccalaureate lNDA PAUL heerleader, ROTC, Thespia ns, Y GEORGE PAUL ROTC, AY, NHS, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Ski Club, ln- ternos, Ken Club, Football, Bowling Club, Math Club, Slide Rule Club, Debate Club STEVE PRESCOTT GARY PRICE La Airosa, Band, Sandstorni, Wrestling, Spanish Club, AY, Chior, French Club Track SENIORS . . . l GENEVA PRINCE HURCHELL PRITCHETT LYNDON PROFFER PEGGY PUCKETT , - AY u AY Y Teens, FHA Baseball Choir. lnfernos, Ken Cl b Student Council, Math Several are named to National Honor Society EDDIE QUILLIN BONNIE QUISENBERRY AY, VIC FHA, AY, Choir JERRY LEE RADNEY HARRY RAPP JERRY RASCO DELBERT REA Band, VIC, AY Football, Bowling Club Baseball, AY FFA, AY, Bel Canto, FHA Basketball : , 51.1 ,ical- K DREN PURVINES OTC, Band, AY AND NOW, THESPIANS . . . Torn Morrison and Pam Buckner are pictured in Yheir dramafics class in rehearsal for one of the one-act plays presenied in as- sembly in l959-60. 'OM RODINSKY Chemistry Club, Ken Club NIKE, READ CARROL REAMS BILL REID ROTC, Debate Club, Chem. Choir, AY, Biology Football, Track, Baseball, AY, Ilub, lnternos, AY, Biology Student Council 'Iiilw X 1 'W ' Q Y, 4 U ' is Q S, 3 Q 91 Q D Y 1 E,-gm i- Q. Q - gage? Y 1' USTY RICHARDS GLENN RICKMAN DAVID RICHARDSON JIMMY RITTENBERRY IHS, AY, GOLF, Student Coun- ROTC Drill Team, VIC Football, Baseball, AY AY I, Vigilantes, Bel Canto, Ken lub SENIORS . . . State, National Awards won by leaders NDREW RIZOPOULOS GLENDA ROBERTS Y, ROTC, FTA, Student Coun- AY, FHA, Choir Future Nurses, l, La Airosa, Track, Sandstorm Biology Club, GRA Y-Teens IARTY ROBERTSON SUE ROBERSON ALICE ROBINSON ETHELYN ROBINSON 'i-Hi-Y, DE, Spanish Club Ken Club, Bel Canto, Biology FHA FHA, AY, Y-Teens, Sec. Culb, Club, Future Nurses Orchestra La Airosa Staff 73 MERIDA ROBINSON BILL ROSES SALLY ROSS TED RUSH TriHi-Y AY, Y-Teens, FHA Football, Golf, Wrestling, Baer- AY, DE DE ball SENIORS . . . F '60 Class totals well over 400 DEVERA SATISKY CAROLYN SCARBOROUGH Student Courwcil,, AY, lnterncs, FHA, Bel Canto, Sw Debate Club Club, AY DORTHY SCOTT PEGGY SCOTT SHIRLEY SETTLES JEAN SEATON Choir, AY, FHA, PNC, lnternos FHA, Steno. Club GRA, Y-Teens, Ken Club, FTA, AY, YATeens, FHA Clwoir, French Club Q36 5725553431 13"V'ZZfU:Q 57352323 -35' ll . I -Vslfivl lfia' - CN-'..1'.."'3' , at N0 .WHAT i YH VIANE' RUSSELL atin Club, FHA, Sine-walt Clulb lweerlearlcr, Tri-Hi-Y, Afln Ll Outh, Sandstorm GIVE IT A TRY . . . Jim Tichnor receives information from Lt. Dug Tanner at the ROTC booth in the main hall during the registration days. James Davenport, too, is inquiring about the military life. MAX SCARBOROUGH lrack, VlC, Hi-Y, AY DICK SEYMOUR JERRY SHACKELFORD .IESSIE SHELTON VlC Student Council Pros. AY, lli-Y AY, Y-Teens, Ski Club, Bowling Club SHIRLEY SHORES ARDISE SHAW JACK SHERRILL DONALD SHIPNIAN Biology Club, AY, FHA, Clwoir, AY, Y-Teens, FHA FFR D latin Club If , O, VlC Band, DE, Biology Club All RIGHT FELLOWS . . . Referee for the Sandie-Tascosa football game instructs cofcaptains Lanny Crump, Danny Jordon and Jamie Wine prior To ihe intra-cify affair wlwiclm the Sanclies won l3-6 on Hallovve'en afternoon at Dick Bivins Saldium. EARL SMITH Choir AY HIY Srudenl no ogy Club F olball T ck, M tlw Cl- JEANNE SMITH AY, FHA ERRY SHOULDERS MARGARET SIMS MARY SISNEROS STEWART SLATER o Activities Indicated Y-Teens, AY, FHA No Activities Indicated ROTC, Choir, Tliespiai SENIORS . . . Six of class are finalists for queen iARTH SMITH HOWARD SMITH IC Science Club, Coin Club, AY, ROTC, Math Club, Slide Rule Club, Cliem, Club AYE SMITH MARY SMITH NANCY SMITH REX SMITH tudent Council, AY, in l-IVY, FHA, Clioir Y-Teens ROTC, Student Council, AY, Ken AY ki Club, Los Viaicros, Si, Sec. Club, NHS, Tennis, Tri-Hi-Y anclslorm, La Airosa RONNIE- SMITH SANDRA SMITH STEWART SMITH WAYNE SMITH Football, Track, Spcoclw Club, DE, AY, Clwoir, Smclum Council, Physics Club, Bowling Club AY, ROTC Drama iquare Dance Club Favorites are presented in school assembly GEORGENE SOIOIVION SALLIE SPEER Omlwrgslra, Band, AY, FTA, Ken AY, Tri-HIfY, Ski Club Club PAT STALLINGS SANDIE STAFFORD TERRY STAPP SHIRLEY STEVENS AY, FHA, Jr. Class Sc-c-a,lm,- Tri-Hi Y, SC, Sandie Stoppers, VIC FTA, FHA, Trifl-li-Y, Y-Tee ROTC AY, 522. Ir. Club llCK SOLOMAN Y, Ol'Clli,'Sll'?l, Football, Ken lub, Art Club 2 5 A MASCOTS , . . for the Sandie-Paschal football game were Johnny Garcia and Pal Sticklc-y from Paschal High School of Fort Worth. The Sanclies won this football game at Dick Bivins Stadium, 14-0. GARY STOUP IC, Wrcslllrwg AARLENE STEWART CHARLENE STAATS CATHY STONE Qlloir FHA, DE, Choir AY, FTA, Trl-Hi-Y, French Club, La Alrosa Staff CHRIS STRANGE HELEN LYNN STRAUGHN LINDA SUTTON LINDA SWOPE Vlgilames, Cheerleaders, Sr V, AY, Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club, Steno. Choir, Tlwesplans, AY, Internos, AY, La Airosa, Press Club Pros., Bowllng Club, Wresvling Club, Ken Club Debate Club ture Nurses, FHA, FreI'1Cl1 Biology, Clwcm. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS . . . Judy Gaul, president of the Fulure Homemalmers infer- yievvs Dottie Alexander and Shirley Bruch in the FHA booth in The main hall during registration In August. if 1 'lin 'hs '20 w NE DOROTHY THOMPSON AY, French Club, FHA, Tru Hn Choir, Y-Teens JEAN TOLK FTA, FHA, AY, Ken Club, V, 'UG TALBUTT DOUGLAS TANNER LARRY TARKINGTON MARY JANE TENEYKE estling, AY, Chemistry Club, ROTC, NHS, Ken Club, AY, ln- AY, La Airosa, Tennis Thespians, Y-Teens, Allied Youth logy Club, Football, Hi-Y ternos, Bel Canto, Physics Club SENIORS . . . Many met with college representatives LGA THOMSEN JERRY TIMS , French Club, Student Coun- Baseball, Cheerleader ARRY TOWNE LINDA TOWNSEND DALE TREVATHAN MARCELLA TUCKER lTC, Wrestling Choir French Club FHA CURTIS TRAWEEK MORRIS TROXELL VIRGINIA VANDIVER DOUG WADE Wrestling, FFA Football, Track, AY DE, AY, Choir ROTC, AY SENIORS . Commencement climclxes public education years BILLY WALKER TOMMY WARE ROTC, Choir, Chem. Club, Cltoir, Wrestling, DE, Bowling Club Club GRANT WARNER BOB WEBSTER WANDA WEBSTER DIANE WESBERRY No Activrtrcs Indicated Football, Track, Student Council, No Activities lrtdrcatcd Choir, FHA, Y-Teens, D Ken Club, AY ' A AAISQE :U ' 2 S fa 1' EUIIFHZZYE li F1 E " i V ILL WAGGONER hem. Club, VlC ...nl-.. HERRIE WARD lioir, AY, FHA, FNC MORNlNG DEVOTION . . . Members of the speech classes present devotions every morning in Sandie-land. Here, Mitzi Bassett, organist and Larry Paulk presents the religious day-starter from the auditorium. IAROL WEST CHAROLTTE WEST DENA WHEELER XY, FTA, Latin Club Inter-Club, FNC, FHA, Latin La Airosa, Spanish Club, FN, Club, Biology, GRA GRA, FHA, Yfleens, Draniatics, fi - .U 1-it-U n-.I,, ri . Ep ALWARD wi-me JOYCE WHITE MARY WHIYE J T wi-4 rs Nafiorwl Honor SOCYCYY, Kew DO, Vic, FHA, AY Band, AY, FTA FHA Ken C F001 a Club, AY, Quill and Scroll, ln- wrnos, Sanclsiorm, La Airosa, Math Club, Physics Club, Ski Club, French Club, HlfY, Tennis PARKING LOT PAINTERS . . . Rusty Richards and Bevard Hardgraves along with other members of the Swdent Council painted markers dividing ihe automobiles in the early fall. This is one of The primary proiects of the AHS Council. 1 , A 4 qiwh. f ,HV ?.elMl'Sx "5 ' M y .Q , 3 M Y if 1-'l'9l'iI?fQ ri HILLIP WHITEHEAD STEVE WHITEHEAD LINDA WHITFIELD ANNE WHITTENBURG Y, Dk, Spanish Cl.: AY No Activities Indicated NHS, AY, GRA, Ken Club, In' ternos, Student Council, La Alrosa SENIORS Class bids farewell to trophy-Iinecl halls SEARLDINE WILSON LARRY WILSON el Camo, AY, Student Courwwl, FFA, AY, Vlgilameg en Club, FTA, NHS, Ski Club, fmter-Club Council, Modern Iusic Masters, lnternos IACKIE WILLIAMS REBA WILLIAMS SHARON WILLIAMSON JAMIE WINE KY, FHA, Skt Club, Trl-Hi-Y, Los AY, Ken Club, Internos, GRA, FHA, AY Football, Track, AY, Ski Club .fiajeros Sandstorm, La Airosa Vece-Pres. Junior Class 'lf iff, DONNA WHEElER TOM WINGATE CARlA WITCHEI PATSY WITHER PNA, FHA, Choir, GRA, AY, Vigilanres, AY, Ski Club Choir, Bel Canto, Art Club, FHA, No Aclivities Indicaled Sluden? Council Drama Club RICHARD WOMACK LARRY WOOD LOU ANN WOOD AY, 55115 PYES-f 5TUd9f1f COUf1C5l, ROTC, AY, Slide Rule Club No Activities lndicated Ken Club, lnternos, Dukes of Sandicland CRAIG WOODS JOHN WOODSON STEPHANIE YUNKER DONALD ZIMMER ROTC, Lalin Club, lnfernos, AY DO, VlC, ROTC, AY Tri-HiAY, Y-Teens, AY, LOS Vigalantes, AY, FFA Viaieros, La Airosa, FHA, FTA, , wi,.,, 'X 'Pit' CLASS OFFICERS . . . Sian Sparks, president, Sharon Roy, secretary, and Lynn Curtis, vice president dis- cuss prepararions for Colle The junior class, which numbered five hundred and fifty-eight during the 1959-60 school year, contained students from five foreign countries, including Ger- many, Switzerland, Saudia Arabia, Japan and France. Various tests taken by members of the class included the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, which was given in November, the National Merit Scholarship Test, which was given in Marchg and the diagnostic tests which were given in November and February. Mr. Charles Douglas, who served his second year as junior counselor this year guided the juniors in their college preparation. 87 Class of 1961 BROOKS, Miko BROWN, Beverly BROWN, Bob, Jr. BROWN, Gail BROWN, Wesley BROWNl.OW, Bob BROYlE5, Stanley BRUZA, Carol BUCKNER, Pam BUCHANAN, Jim BUNCH, Ronnie BURCHFIELD, Sue BURK5, Wanda BURNAM, Terry BURT, Kenny BURTON, Martha BUTCHER, Barbara BUTZ, Vincent BYBEE, Billy BYNUM, Ben CAGLE, Anson CALDWELL, Walter CAMPELL, Herman CAMPELL, John CAMPELI., Thelma CANO, Jimmy CASEY, Myer CAVINESS. Cay CERVANTES, Adrian CERVIN, Mike AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . Exchange Student Andy Rizopoulos is pictured painting Greek sayings on a Sandie automobile prior io ihe opening foot- ball game. wi F . - I vs f gf if Q., jf 2 I ,J gm, fm 517, , 2' ,xlsm ..rp,.zgJ.:2'f1f1 AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . Publications students met with Superintendent Robert Ashworth at the Southwestern Public Service auditorium in September to plan the advertising campaign for this yearbook. Class of 961 CHADWELLL, Billy CHANDLER, Roberf CHAPMAN, Vicki CHAVEZ, Johnny CHAVEZ, Lily CI-IAVEZ, Thomas CHEWING, Wade CHEYNE, Royce CHRISTIAN, Jimmie CLACK, Tom CLAWSON, Merle CLINE, Judy COCHRON, Veda COLEMAN, Susan COLLINS, Joe CONNER, Fred CORWIN, Judy COVINGTON, Carol GRAGHEAD, Wynona CRAIG, D'dee CRITES, Junior CROWE-LL, Dana CRUMLEY, Adele CRUTTENDEN, Allen CRUZ, Martha CURTIS, Lynn DALTON, Floy DAMRON, Richard DANIEL, Lillie Ann DAVIDSON, Ralph 4 I -ng: nk Cla ss of I96 HELTON, Phillip HENDRICKSON, Alice HENLEY, Larry HENNING, Mary HERRINGTON, John HERSHINGER, Donald HICKMAN, Bonnie HICKMAN, Marilyn HIETT, Robert HILL, Jimmie HITE, Paula HOLCOMB, Delonn HOLLEY, Slanley HOLMER, Earlene HOLT, Judy HOWARD, Jerry HOWELL, Bill HUMPHERY, Clilford HUMLEY, La Vern HUNTER, Frankie IRWIN, Jerry JENKINS, Bill JOHNSON, Bill JOHNSON, Eldon JOHNSON, Happy JOHNSON, Mack JOHNSON, Mike JONES, Melvin JONES, Palsy JONES, Suzanne ,. A A Q AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . Band members look forward to The day they measure for iheir uniforms. Here, Fred Gill and Pat Stickley get Carol Bridgewater ready. AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . al any Sandie Pep Rally The Sandie Sleppcrs lead the student body in yelling for lhe team. The group was a feature at flue lwalf-limes of the Sandie football games. Class of 961 JUDD, Larrie JUSTICE, Judy KEEVER, Ella Louise KEILMAN, Sharon KEITH, David KELLER, Andrew KELLEY, John KENDALL, Allen KENDRICK, Judy KIMBERLIN, Jimmy KIRKHAM, Don KIRKLAND, Joyce KIRBY, Chuck KLEIN, Rick KLEINPETER, .Ierry KILGMAN, Shirley KNIGHT, Ella Jane KOEMAN, Mike KNOTT, Mickey KREWS, Annette LA FON, Sue LANIG, Charles LAMB, Earl LANCE, Carolyn LANDES, Linda LANGFORD, Lowell LATHAM, .lack LATHAM, Sally LAWLER, Thelma LEDBETTER, Elaine Lswls, Tracy LINDWAY, Dennis LINGO, Carol LINNEN, Jane LITTLE, Royce LOCKE, Delwood LOCKEY, Brenda LOMAX, Gayle LORD, Gary LOVE, Janice LOU, Lynn LUCERO, Arther LUKE, Dale LUMPKIN, Bobby LUSK, Doan LYNN, Billie MAGUIRE, Mike MAHAN, Terry MAHLER, Diane MALONE, Judy MARTIN, Danny MASK, Phyllis MASSEY, Sandra MATHES, Jimmie MATLOCK, James MATNEY, Loy MATNEY, Rex MATNEY, Roy MELHUS, Kare MIELTON, Roger MlREDlTH,Judy METY, Rodney MILFORD, Raymond MULLER, De Wayne MILLER, Johnnie MILLER, Kathryn MILLER, Phillip MILLER, Veron MILLER Gary MILWARD, Charles MINOR, Lawrence MITCHELL, Darlene MONGOLD, Eldon Moong Moong Moong MOORE' MOORE Joanne Eugene Lunard Taqueio Roger MOORE, Sharon MOREAU, Jimmy MORGAN, Ann MORRIS, Jimmy MORRISON, Billy MORROW, Charlene limi ' s s f?Qfj-Qglfff' sf PHILLIPS, Susan PEERCE, Linda PILLERS, Elvis PIPES, Bill PIPKIN, June POLK, Star POLLOCK, Marlha POTTS, Charles PRATT, Charles PRICE, Phill PRITCHARD, Gayle PRITCHITT, Jimmy PRICKETT, Terry PROFFER, Doug PROKOP, John PRYOR, Patricia PRYOR, Porfia RASCO, Sally REGAN, Sue ReAsoNeR, Floyd REED, Tim Reeves, clam REEVES, .lan REGAL, Chuck REYNOLDS, Jimmy RHODES, Jimmy RHYNEHART, Don RIDINGS, Louis RIVERS, Wayne RIVERS, Ruth Ann AROUND THE CAMPUS . , . Sanclieland students are checked by Public Health officials for their TB shots in The Nurses office in November. Several sfuclems Took advantage of The check. n AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . Biology students David Colman, Nita Pickford and Bobby Newman decorate the case display for the Biology Club on tlie tlwircl floor. MQ ..,g i Q,,l W. ,Z mia, M, Y f A JW? ' ,t wt :mi W MU S S wiiewa 11 f ROBERTS, Halel ROBERTS, Marshall ROBERTSON, Jerry RODRIQUEZ, Jo Elda ROGERS, Dwight ROY, Sharon Rumi, Pam RUMMERFIELD, Judith RUSH, Martha RUSH, Ruthie RUSSELL, Dianne RUTLEDGE, Scott SAIN, Betty SANDERS, Don SATTERFIELD, Delores SAUNDERS, Lynn SAVAGE, Donna SCARBOROUGH, Janice SCOTT, Glenda SCOROGGINS, Joe SEARS, John SEEWALD, Elaine SELLERS, Gary SERRURIER, Rick SETTLES, Ruth SHAW, Jimmy SHAW, Susan SHEEHAN, Lee ' SHELTON, George SHELTON, Judy CLASS OFFICERS . .. Bob Ross, vice preeidenl Carol Paflersorw, zccrefary, and Gordon Hunt, prcsi- dent discuss c:a's a tivities. Six hundred and three sophomores were initiated into Sandieland this year. These underclassmen, who will be the graduating class of 1962, came from Austin, Fannin and Bowie junior high schools within the city and there were several transfers from other states. This was the first sophomore class to take the National Educational Development Test, which was taken in March. Officers of the sophomore class are Gordon Hunt, president, Bob Ross, vice president, and Carol Patterson, secretary. Mrs. Nan Gibbs served as sopho- more counselor for the second year during the 1959-60 year, replacing Miss jane Willianms in l958.. af 1962 BOYD, Ronald BRANIGAN, Rufh BRIDGES, Raymond BRIDGEWATER, Carroll BRITTING, Tommy BRYANT, Mary BUCHANAN, Sam BURCH, Helen BURCH, Shirley BURDIS, Charles BURGESS, Sheila BURKI, Kay BURLESON, Laina BURNAM, Tommy BURNS, Mary BURNSEED, Ronald BUSBY, Peggy BYBEE, Lonnie BsYRD, Eddie CAMP, Nancy CAMPBELL, Karen CAMPBELL, Mary Ann CANADA, D. L. CARTWRIGHT, Roy CASSTEVENS, Francine CATES, Kenneth CASTILLO, Frank CHAND, Robert CHADWELL, Bobby CHAMBLES, Jay Lee ,erm hw AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . Fall fun was found on The special ousses vvlwiclw Took Sandie supporlers To the Pampa and Borger football games. Students paid a small fee and rode with faculty sponsors. .wg AROUND THE CAMPUS make Dlans for coslua October. . . . David Burg, Bette Bennett and Beverly Brown nes for The musical comedy "Li'l Abner" held in s s ,Of T 62 CHANDLER, Sandy CHAPMAN, Delores CHASE, Karen Ann CHAVEZ, Domingo CHAVEZ, Eva CHAVEZ, Palsy CHERRY, Joe CHISOLM, Sally CHRISTIE, Larry CLARK, De Wayne CLARK, Gene CLARK, Janis CLAWSON, Diana CLAY, William Rolan COATES, Mariha COBERLY, Edith CODY, Eugene COLLARD, Phil COLLINS, Pa? COLEMAN, Jerry COLEMAN, David COMPTON, Beity CONGER, Larry COOK, Linda COOK, Marsha COOK, Palricia CORTEZ, Felipe COWAN, Lyn COWAN, Mike COX, Jim COX, .Iimmie COX, Linda CRETNEY, Susan CROUCH, linda Ihy CULTRA, George CURIEE, Owen CURRENT, David CURTIS, Bunny DALBY, Jim DANIEL, Melvenu DANIEIS, Ronny DANLEY, Charlet DANLEY, Charlie DAVENPORT, Eddie DAVIS, Don DAVIS, Duran DAY, Harry DAY, Ronnie DEEDS, Judy DENSFORD, Bob DEVANNEY, Louie DEWLEN, Milne DICK, Ronnie DICKSON, Sherry DIGGS, Billy DlLlAlID, Bob DIILARD, Mary DILLARD, Maureen DODGE, Steve DODSON, Wade DONELSON, Don DOOSE, Kenneth DOVE, Linda DOWNEY, Mari DOYLE, Beverly DRAPER, Nancy DREADIN, Jerry DU BOSE, Don DUNAVIN, Chester DUNCAN, Hazel DUNN, Sam DUNSMORE, Dean DURRETT, Carol EARIE, Ellen Eue EDWARDS, James EDWARDS, Si ELVARIO, Mary ELKINS, Ann ELLIS, Karen ELLIS, Ronnie ENGELBRECHT, Galen EPPERSON, Floyd EUBANKS, Shari EVANS, Kay A 4i S S in ,of I962 GRAY, Wayne GREBE, Keiih GRIFFIN, Duey GUERRERO, Ciciliu HALL, Don HALE, Jerry HALE, Kenneth HALEY, Linda HANSEN, J. W. HARDEN, Glenda HARDIN, Sieve HARRISON, Norm: HARRISON, Tom HARSCI-I, Sieve HARVEY, Jimmy HARVEY, Suellen HAULMAN, Penny HAWKS, Sara Sue HAWTCHENS, Susie HAYES, Roberi HAYS, Kirk HEANEY, Sharon HEATH, Danny HECKMAN, louis HEDGECOCKE, Gary HELLER, linda HENRY, Kenneth HENSLEE, Tom HELTON, Linda HESS, Rifa AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . Marsha Cook, Robert Perkins, Eddie Fritclwie and Susan Crelncy work out plans with Miss Marie Donnell for en Inlernos meeting, AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . ROTC offwcors march clown Polk Street during the Tri-State Fair Parafk: held The second week of school. Cadet Col. Jim Dacus and Honorary Col. Loc Flinn load the pack. V Class cf l962 HILLGERS, HILL, Mary HIL, Ray Larry Pat HILLERBY, Roberi HOBSON, R ichard HOLBROOK, Sharon HOLLAND, HOLLAR, M Kalhie arllla Sue HOOKS, William HOUSEMAN, Lewis HOUSER, John Howeu., N ickie HUDSON, Jaynie HUFFMAN, Junevfe HUGHES, Donna HUGHES, George ' HUNT, cor HUNT, Lind inunmno, don a lgnacio INGHAM, Mike JACKSON, JACKSON, Dewighf Dickey JACKSON, Elizebeth JAMISON, JASPER, Jo JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON, Joe hn Bill Daniel David .lim Steve LYTLE, Bruce MABERRY, Bobby MAGEE, Frances MAHAN, Bobby MAIN, Jerry MAJUE, Susan MALONE, Sandra MARABLE, Linda MARCOM, Harless MARKLEY, Dan MARSHALL, Carol Ann MARTIN, Kay MARTIN, Mary Ann MARTIN, Raymond MARTIN, Tommy MARTIN, Sharon MARTINEZ, Nora MARTINEZ, Salvador MASSEY, Sheldon MATHEWS, Patsy MATTHEW, Carol MATTHEWS, Leon MAYFIELD, Neva MEADOR, Ann MELIN, Vicki MERCHANT, Byron MEREDITH, Betty MILLER, Billy MILLER, Katharine MILLER, Nita MILLER, Pat MITON, Harvey MITCHELL, Sharron MOAD, Mark MONEY, Carmen MOONEYHAM, Carol MOORE, Andrew MOORE, Charles MOORE, Craig MOORE, Gail MORELAND, Danny MORGAN, Flank MORRIS, Patricia MORTIMER, Craig MOUNTS, Sharon MULLANE, James MULLINS, Frank MURPHY, Diane MURPHY, Kaye McBEE, Carey McCALEB, Judy McCALEB, Pete McCAFFERTY, Bobby McCAFFETY, Stan ss F ififiiiigizsifii. J? !",zfz McCAFFREE, Robert MQCARTY, James McCARTY, Jimmy McClURE, Gayle McCONNElL, Paula McCOWN, Jimmie McCUl.I.AH, Howell McDONAl.D, Sus McElROY, Edna McHUGH, Dennis M:NEIL, Janet McFHERSON, Mariwyn McWATTERS, Rodney McWHIRTER, Gene NADEN, Rex NEAL, Linda NELSON, Jeanewe NEUMAN, Ruih Ann NEWTON, Roger NICKLES, Nancy NICKUM, Ronnie NORMAN, Ken NORTON, Joyce NUNLEY, Pat NUNN, Gene NUNN, Mary NUNN, Rickey OAKES, Georgehe OAKES, Pat O'DELL, Eddie AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . Tracy Lewis and Susan Phillips were buy swdems during The rcgisfraiion days an August The pair sold membership in clubs and spirit decals. AROUND THE CAMPUS . . . Elections were The vogue in October when sfvdenls went lo the poils in The firsl floor hail poils to casl their votes for class officers and the Queen of Sandleiand. I of O'DEl.L, Jesse OGLE, Melvin OLIVER, Glenda ORNEALS, Dan OSBORNE, Pat OWENS, Ann owsws, Bobby OWENS, Nancy PALMER, Charles PANGlE, Chris PANTEL,, Ceoclia PARDOWSKI, Joe PARISH, Rheba PARK, Jim PARKER, Billy PARKER, Dy Ann PARKE-R, Sandra PARSONS, Annelle PARSONS, Byron PARSONS, James PARSONS, Mike PASSMORE, Ethel PATRICK, Jenny PATTERSON, Carol PATTERSON, Cathy PATTERSON, Ma rga rel PATTON, Janie PAULK, Beverly PECK, Ann PEEK, Charles RUDDER, Linda RUSSELL, Pal RUTTER, Darrell SAMORA, Joe SAMPLES, Dawson SANDEL, Gay SC HOEN, Gerald SCOBEY, Dale scoff, scorr, scorr, scon, Brenda Carla Mary Mary K. SHAFFER, Carolyn SIMMONS, Sharon SHARP, Pa! SHEA, Bill SHEHORN, Gene SHENNUM, Mary SHEPARD, Ronnie SHUEY, Jimmy SIMERLY, Ann SIMPSON, Bobby SINGLETON, Savannah SMITH, smmi, smmi, SMITH, SMITH, sfvum, smm-1, sMm-1, srvum, Cecil David Delberf Gay Kenneth Mary Mary Sue Melvin Terry SOLNICK, Palii SOLOMON, Walter SORELLE, Sara SPENCER, David SPRINGMAN, Carolyn SPURLOCK, Carole STALLINGS, Carol STALLINGS, David STANTON, Nancy STEER, Bill STEIN, Harvey STEVENSON, Donna STEWART, Kaye STILL, Ru Nell STOTTS, Reba STROUT, Donald SUDBURY, Marilyn SUMMERS, Donald SUSUEDA, Richard SUTTON, Jerri SUTTON, Nancy TAYLOR, Leon Class of l962 TAYLOR, Sandra TEMPELMEYER, Linda TENORIO, Paul THOMAS. Bucky THOMAS, David THOMAS, Sammuel THOMPSON, Richard THORNBERRY, Gary THORNELL, Kay TIDWELL, Dwayne TINAJERO, Ignacio TOMERLIN, Anna TOMLIN, Bobby TOWNE, Rosemary TRAMMELL, Billy TRAVIS, Wayne TREADWAY, Lee Roy TUCKER, Mary TUGMAN, Kay UPCHURCH, Hal VAN AUSDALL, Jackie VANDERGRIFF, Mary Ann VANDIVER, Carolyn VAN DYKE, Carolyn VESSELS, Carolyn WAGENSELLER, Tommy WALKER, Gaylor WALLIS, Earlene WARD, Robert AROUND THE CAMPUS . . '. Carolyn Svvettmam and Lanny Crump tale Time away from their friends 10 pose for the photographers In the Studeni Council's Patio. The patio apple tree produccd fruit for the first time in 1959-60, AROUND THE CAMPUS . . , Frank Elkins, Bcbby Simpson, Joe Morosco and Chuck Braafladt are pictured making preparations for the painting 01' scenery for the musical comedy "Li'i Abner" in October. 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O 1 ', n ' 'V ' 1 Q - 11' , 5 Q. ' . I .I 1 x ' ' . H 5 . 1 1 ,I q 'Q . . Q ' s V 4 " ' . . W ' I . . .'it was the personalities in.1,9Q9-60 who ied the 'cIasSes,. ' 2 ., L , g argd were elected to the p,ular post? , ' ' 1 1 1. s ' of qqeenijbeauties a d . rites .- .'. lf .' . ' .- , .' f ' v 1 vias the PCISODQIIIIICS who 1 th cheers.at I3 ' ' , 1 ' . , u o - ' ,Y , ' 1 . 1 , A the foofhall games , , ' ' ' '-' and the other athletic. ev 'it' wa? ' ' . V . , , 1 ' ' -thexooperatnqn of t an dat r all the ' ' ' . 1 ' -' 1 honors w ch'vC',e typica , that V. 1 1 "- ,' - s ecial -somethih ,sa ed the s irit of San ieland . 1 : ' 9' I 1 - , v . . . ' v 1. s 5 t 1 ' v y 0 I, 5 1 1 v 0 ' 5 1 ' ' 1- h 1 I l . I V P ' I v 1 , V ' . ' ' f V 1 - N Y, 1 . ' . ' l .1 I , . V 1 0 1 , , . 5 n . ' , I 1 1 ' 1 e ' 1 ' , - : A - - , '. - T19 .0 ll' 1 . M4 Awww -AMW -W. Q' cfm 53' -na ffilenancflu Mw 51m3fkwmkX4w ml A. M S gf- , , X-my ,if i Lx , wif W, , M 1 fig? :sg gf- pgsfez -. .Senna .- w gi A '52, mv f M v Z Samlfzlaml Steve Davis Tracy Lewis -wr 'vi-em' Mm l H 1 Samlzalaml . x VI In the royal tradition at Sandieland, Lyndal Moore was named queen of A. H. S. in October by her peers. Her beautiful and impressive cor- onation was presented in three performances- two assemblies and one night performance for the parents on Back-to-School night. The ceremony began with music provided by the A. H. S. or- chestra. Following the overture, Stewart Slater introduced the members of the court. First to be introduced were twelve Lords and Ladies fol- lowed by twelve Dukes and Duchesses. All these were from the senior class. Threem princesses and their escorts were then presented. The sophomore and junior class princesses were class secretaries. The senior princess was the runner-up for the queen's title. Following this, Principal R. B. Norman placed the crown of the queen upon her head. jerry Shackleford, president of the Student Council presented her with the royal scepter. The queen was then entertained with a flut solo by Dottie Alexander and a duet by Sharon Vinyard and Tommy Kale. Lyndal, an active student at A. H. S. for three years, was a member of the Allied Youth and a delegate to that group's national convention at Buckhill Falls, Pennsylvania, in her junior year. She was a member of the sophomore choir, Student Council, Y-Teens, Future Homemakers, French Club, and Tri-Hi-Y. As a senior, Lyndal was named an honorary Lt. Colonel in the R. O. T. C., sponsoring Cadet Lt. Colonel T. A. Cox, who is second in command of the A. H. S. Battle Group. . . Lyndal Moore .1 1 E i ,I l 1,-J I I ' I 1 U f L 1 , 3 1 A Z2 yn LA, s nf 1 W' ,High J' , . gg, f ',,f :wg Q mifvzf 'vvwwxl 4. 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' v, -I'3. 9 4 .0 ' U ' . 1. - - - 4 ' .Y E R 1 FRED JACKSON Line Coach 6 1 a H. W. WILSON BacIcIIeIcI Coach Ji' ,.4n'I JOHN KOLDUS III BackfIeId Coach inf. ,.. ....... f A. "BUM" PHILLIPS JIM STANLEY Head Couch Ling Coach DANNY JORDAN CURRIE BECHTOL DAVID RICHARDSON All-District Fullback All-District Beck All-District End :OOTBALL... Sandies Tie for District Smiling back at their worst season in history in 958, the Golden Sandies ripped to a startling 5-win, -tie, 1-loss record to take the district 5-AAAA crown n 1959. Coach Bum Phillips led the Sandstorm to final first place tie with the Monterey Plainsmen, wut under a special ruling when two teams are tied or first place at the end of the season the team that won when the teams played each other has the right o continue into the state play-offs. The AHS eleven started their year with three non- onference victories over old foes. The Odessa Bronchos fell to the Sandstorms, 16-7, leptember 11. Next in line were the Paschal Panthers if Fort Worth, who went down 14-0, September 18. fhe Sandies rounded out the pre-season play with a 16-0 decision over the Woodrow Wilson Wildcats of Dallas. The Plainview Bulldogs were the first Sandstorm 'ictims in district play as they fell 16-7, October 10. The Pampa Harvesters, Amarillo High School's old- st foes, managed to tie the Sandies, 14-14, October 8, at Harvester Stadium. 3-AAAA with Monterey The Plainsmen of Monterrey spoiled their chances for the district championship when they bowed down to the AHS gridders, 14-7, October 24. Coach Phillips' boys had their biggest day as they ran over the Tascosa Rebels, 13-6, October 51. But the team went down in defeat at the hands of the always powerful Borger Bulldogs, 22-8, one week later. The Sandies whipped the Lubbock Westerners, 40-0, November 14. The following week saw the Palo Duro Dons fall to the Sandstorm clutches, 21-0, as they took the city championship and ended district 3-AAAA play. For the first time in two years the AHS grid- ers advanced to the bi-district playoffs, meeting the 1959 state champion Wichita Falls Coyotes, Novem- ber 28. The returning champs ruined Sandstorm hopes with a 34-6 victory. This year also saw the renaming of Amarillo Stn- dium. The dedication preceded the Odessa game, Sep- tember 11. Its new name is for one of its chief benefactors, Dick Bivins. 137 STOP . . . a host of Sandies sfo a Woodrow Wilson bxclc. The Semdies sloppcd lhe Wildctalg 36-U in P this pre-season game. Scmdies Take Win Over The Sandies opened their 1959 season with a 16-7 win over the Odessa Bronchos, September 11, in the newly named Dick Bivins Stadium. Instrumental in the initial battle was a seven-yard run early in the first period by fullback Danny jordan for the first score in the game. This ended a 90-yard push from the Bronchos' ten-yard line and included four first downs. Bill Reid leaped over the goal line for the second Odessa, 16-7, in Opener tally early in the fourth period. David Richardson con- verted, bringing the score to 13-7. In the last minute of the game, Richardson again put his toe to work, booting a 17-yard field goal which ended the scoring at 16-7. The Bronchos' only tally came late in the third quarter with a trip over the goal line by halfback, Belmont Westbrook. L - FRED ALEXANDER CHARLES BERRY CALVIN CHAPPELL Guard Guard Center LANNY CRUMP Halfbaclc STEVE JOHNSON lackfe DAVID KEITH Taclfe BILL EVERHEART MAX FRY Guard Guard Panthers Are Shut-Out, 14-O Coach Bum Phillips' crew won their second game by downing the Paschal Panthers, 14-0, at Dick Bivins Stadium, September 18. After a scoreless first half, the Sandies returned to dominate the game from then on. Taking over on their own 40-yard line, the Golden boys went 60 yards in 13 plays for the first tally. Quarterback Currie Becxthol made the final one-yard plunge for the score. End David Richardson kicked the extra point. Stan Sparks, end, set up the final touchdown with a pass interception on the Panther 35-yard line. After a mixture of rushing and passing plays, Bill Reid scooted four yards for the final scoreg again Richardson con- verted. GET THAT BALL . . . Lanny Crump lI2l dives for misplaced ball. The Paschal Panthers misplaced ihe game, losing l4fO. if-5 ALLEN KENDALL CHARLES LAING Hollhaclc Center candies Smother Woodrow Wilson, 36-O The Sandies ended their non-conference play September 26 as they smothered the Woodrow Wilson Wildcats, 36-0, at Dick Bivins Stadium. Quartrback Currie Bechtol launched an aerial campaign in the second period to gain an early lead. The first pass was for 21 yards to end David Richardson, to take a 6-0 lead. Richardson applied the toe to bring it to 7-0. Later in the period, Bechtol connected with end Stan Sparks for 15 yards and another six points. Again Richardson converted. Fourteen plays after the second half kickoff, the Sandies again pounced over the end zone and David Richardson booted the extra point. AHS took the ball on their own 27 yard line after the Wildcats punted from their own 46-yard line. On the third play, Bechtol handed off to Danny Jordan, who then lateraled to Bechtol. The officials called a 15- yard penalty on the Sandies for clipping. Seven plays later, Bechtol scam- pered over the goal line for the score. The Sandies made their final scoring trip midway in the fourth quarter when johnny Meador ran for nine yards and then the remaining six for the score. lildon Mongoled ran the first extra point of the year. JLD THAT WILDCAT . . . The Sandies ended fheir non-conference play by holding lhe :odrow Wilson Wildcals from Dallas. The home feam held the Cats for a 36-O win. DON LEWIS Haliback TOUCHDOWN . . . Johnny Meadors pursued by Don Broom, and others goes for a 62 yard Sandie touchdown. candies Open Conference Play with 16-7 Bulldog Win The Sandies took their fourth straight win of the after an unsuccessful scoring attempt by AHS and :ar as they downed the Plainview Bulldogs, 16-7, 21 15-yard penalty for clipping in the end-zone. ctober 9 in Dick Bivins Stadium. Six plays after the half-time activities, the Sandies again took charge of the game with a 26-yard pass As in previous clashes, the Sandies managed to from Currie Bechtol to David Richardson in the end ore first. This was done with a 26-yard field goal zone. Richardson also kicked the extra point. V David Rlchardson' With one minute and 13 seconds left in the game, Bill Reid, Sandie halfback, broke through the Plain- view line for one yard and the last touchdown of the game. The only Bulldog tally was registered with two inutes and 40 seconds remaining in the first half, , y 7-- GAIL LOMAX JOHN MEADORS NICK MERRIMAN Tackle Halibaclc End l4l TOSS UP . . . Bill Reid, Sandie halibacic, rolls around end for anofher live. Pumps iiakinq adviinifsqe 4,5 a stiff wind played the Sandies Their only fic oi the season, I4-14. Sundies, Harvesters Fight to 14-14 Decacllock The Amarillo Golden Sandies managed to save their advantage, but only managed to tally twice in 1 mdefeated record as they fought to a draw with the attempts. The Golden Standstorm scored late in Pampa Harvesters, 14-14, October 16 at Harvester fourth period to tie up the game. Stadium. Pampa was the closest they had come to E The spirited Sandies came from behind late in the the Sandies since 1953. It was the third such tie third period to tie the upset-minded Harvesters before 38 outings between the two teams, 1 packed house. The Harvesters used the wind to their V T 1 BUTCH MILLER ELDON MONGOLD BFLL RE!D Guard Halibaek l-ialibuck 42 JIM REYNOLDS DON SANDERS HUBERT SMITH Tackle Tackle Monterey Win Assures 3-AAAA Tie Making a second-half comeback, the Amarillo Sandies outscored the Monterey Plainsmen, 14-7, October 23, at Jones Stadium in Lubbock. With this victory, the undefeated Tascosa Rebels, who had been tied with Monterey, took over first place in the district race. The Plainsmen jumped ahead of AHS, 7-0, in the opening quarter, but failed to score again. Fullback Danny Jordan lept over tackle for the first score, early in the third period. David Richardson converted, tying the game at 7-7. Later in the same period, quarterback Currie Bechtol connected with Stan Sparks on a short pass to end the scoring for the night. TACKLE . . . Hugh McKnight beets Hood Franks to the drew ln downing Bill Reid s he tries for a first down in the Tascosa-AHS game. 4,5 tr. HQwwaummwaw:,af: wi g:fwww wwfeeMcw X Mmrt.,.w"M::m+1fN W an Q mf-f I f I KENT TWING BOB WEBSTER Quarterback Center candies Rip Tascosa I3-6 on Hc1IIowe'en The Golden Sandies ripped the mighty Tascosa Rebels, 15-6, October 31. Before 15,000 roaring fans, Coach Bum Phillips' underdog Sandies electrified the crowd on the first play of the game as halfback johnny Meadors raced 62 yards for a touchdown. End David Richardson converted, giving the Golden boys a 7-0 lead. In a myriad of fumbles and recoveries by both teams, the ball changed hands many times during the remaining portion of the first half without further scoring. On the tenth play of the third period, the Sandies, needing 12 yards for a first down, Went into punt formation. As the ball was snapped, quarterback Currie Bechtol handed off to halfback Johnny Meadors. On fleet feet, Meadors' darted 35 yardsl for the second score of the day. David Richardson's attempt for the extra point was blocked, giving the Sandies a 13-0 lead. Tascosa scored only once during the game, when fullback Don Broom lept over the goal line for- the Reb's only score. DUTH FALLS AGAIN . . . Rebel halfbaclc, Gary Taylor, is stooped by a host oi the ridle squad during the Halloween day clash. The Reba fell I3-6. NQ"'x.! K' f H T AA'-it i.iF'M.!Z...f!i7 f1'5"YSwi0' f' -!9'eaaw .sfS'f'lBr1xL.u.M?iZ"iQ1i.f.EL'fC .Jr Tvhiif NEIL EUBANKS Manager DOGS NIP . . . Bechfol plunges on as fhe Borqer Bulldogs hand the Sandies fheir only defeat of the sea- son. The Sandies were nipped 22-8. Defending Champions Th The Golden Boys from AHS fell to the linepunch- ing Borger Bulldogs, 22-8, November 7, at Bulldog Stadium. The Sandie offense managed to score only once, midway in the third period. Quarterback Currie Bechtol connected with Stan Sparks for a 26-yard touchdown pass. The play was set up by an intercep- tion on a Bulldog pass by linebacker George Tffany BOB ROSS Manager FCI sh Sandies, 22-8 in Win on the Borger 41-yard line. Bechtol connected wtih another pass, this time hit- ting halfback Bill Reid, for a two-point conversion. Amarillo's first and only defeat put the Tascosa Rebels back into district 3-AAAA leadership, while the Sandies dropped into a second place tie with the Monterey Plainsmen. JOE CHERRY CRAIG MORTIMER Trainer Manager 145 XD LAD . . . Wesferners sfop Danny Jordan as hardy fans viewed ihe game. The sub- AUGIE PFEIFFER ezing weafher didn? sfop The Sandies. The home Team coasied To an easy 40-8 win. ,Manager Lubbock Than Palo Duro fall to Sandies in Finale nab- STEVE DAVIS WHOSE BALL . . . The cross Town rivals 'from Palo Duro drop The ball. They dropped Trainer The game To The Sandies ZIAO. 5 FLYING COYOTE . . . Larry Shields i751 Wichita Falls back goes up as the Sanciies qo down, The Coyotes won the bi-district clash 34-6 at Wichita Falls. Sandies Meet Wichita Falls for Bi-District The state champion Wichita Falls Coyotes rallied in the second half of the game to go ahead and bat- ter the Sandies for a 34-6 loss, November 28, as the two teams met to decide bi-district honors. AHS suffered a number of setbacks, fumbles, and numerous pass interceptions. The offense failed to rally in the second half, leaving the Sandies with only one tally. The lone score came on a 55-yard pass from quar- terback Currie Bechtol to halfback Bill Reid. The event was the 22nd time AHS has advanced into the state playoffs in 38 years of competition. The Sandies clinched the city championship as well as the district championship as they downed the Palo Duro Dons, 21-0, November 21 in Dick Bivins Sta- dium. After a scoreless first period, the Sandies opened play from their own 11-yard line with a 4-yard run by Danny jordan, a 56-yard scamper by Bill Reid, a five-yard run by Currie Bechtol and two unsuccessful pass attempts by Bechtol. Three plays later, after the Dons punted to their own 37-yard line, Bechtol lept over tackle for the initial tally. Four plays after the kickoff the Sandies again took over on the Amarillo 48-yard line and eight plays, later, the second tally was rung up after a 52- yard drive. The Sandies led at halftime, 13-0. Seven plays after the second-half kickoff, halfback Bill Reid ran one yard for the final score of the game. I47 JIM STANLEY T. G. HULL Assisfanf Coach Head Coach DUANE STOBER Trainer of AfHYeHCs BOTTOM: Gary Pallinsen Jerry Avery Eldon Johnson, Bob Diblcr Terry Srnillv, Johnny Hamilfon. TOP: Johnny Garcia, Louis Ridings, Harold Denny, Wa-yne Rivers, Bill Oales. Bobby Diggs. Sandie Basketball Team Rebuilds for Year of Ups and Downs The 1960 Golden Sandstorm basketball squad open- rd its non-conference season with the Clovis, New Vlexico Wildcats on November 28, 1959. The Wild- :ats barely slipped by the Sandies with a score of 53-51. The following weekend on December 4th, the Sandies again faced defeat against the Odessa Bron- rhos, 49-43, but regained their power Saturday night ay handing Permian of Odessa their first defeat of he season. The score was 77-52. During the rest uf the non-conference season the following teams Joasted defeat over our gallant five---the Phillips 3lackhawks with a score of 55-42, the Norman, Okla- ioma Tigers, 62-47, the Portales, New Mexico Rams, S0-575 and the Highland Hornets of Albuquerque, Slew Mexico, 49-43. The Sandstorm five were also victorious over the Albuquerque High School Bull- dogs, 62-42, the Stillwater Oklahoma Pioneers, 54-59: The Dumas Demons, 69-58, and the Phillips Black- hawks, 58-48. The Sandie cagers traveled to Vernon to compete in the Vernon Tournament where four top-rated Texas teams fell to their clutches. T. G. Hull coached the "A" team and the "B" team was coached by Mr. jim Stanley. The managers were Bill Jenkins and David Wilder. 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The Sandstorm went to fset printing for the first time and published a JTO section, the first of its kind in the nation, onthly with the last issue of that month. journalism as offered for credit in both the fall and spring semesters. F. Paschal, Director of Publications W named vice-chairman of the Texas Association journalism Directors at the T. A. D. meeting December. jim Bob Hodge was president of the P handle High School Press Association. The department sponsored the musical "Li'l Abner" with the music department and Tommy Kale, associate editor of the La Airosa, played the lead role. The department was represented at the annual C. S. P. A. meeting in New York City in March. l , . JITOR-IN-CHIEF . . . Jim Bob Hodge served as president ot ASSOCIATE EDITOR . . . Tommy Kale also served as head t e Panhandle High School Press Association and vice-president the printing division and as a photographer in 1959-60. Tomm the West Texas High School Press Association in l9oO. played the lead in "l.'il Abner" in October. 'ah DON BRAXTON Business Manager w"" 7' ff if wx" X MANAGING EDITOR . . . Of We Sf1nds'Qrrn for 1959-60 was Mike Nady. Mis wee JOE MOROSCO named owsfandinq sophomore In lO58'59 fand plfncz-d fm? 7m feamre wrninq an ine Tema Circuhaiion Manager High Scnoof Press Aasocimmn meefinq in Dmfon in Dccuwbcv. LEO DROMGOOLE MARY BETH WARREN LYNN CURTIS Sport Edncr Officu Murmger Ednorid fxzfyanf J ol A ' 2 S VA . fffqfwriflif 3"g w 7 "42a? SYMPOSIUM GROUP . . . Pictured for the Speech 20 classses are Ronnie Dulce, Linda Rudder, Gene Fowler, Kay Krupp, Judy Argo and George Whittenburq. .AY READINGS . . . in the Dramatics classes are a regular srl of the assignment, Here, Tom Morrison and Pam Buckner ed from scripts. 2 Speech Courses Offer Countless Opportunities Students in Sandieland take much of their elective work in the Speech Department where courses are of- fered giving the students a fine background in various aspects of dealing and communicating with people. The department is headed by Mrs. N. N. Whitworth who is assisted by Mrs. Patricia Fields. Work in fun- damentals of parliamentary procedure, public speak- ing, pantomime, drama, extemporaneous speaking, poetry reading, declamation, radio and television are all available in the courses offered. Among other things, students compete in the Interscholastic League district, regional and state meetings in the spring, and present countless assembly programs throughout the year. The daily morning devotionals are prepared and presented by students of the speech department. Students interested in dramatics are able to work toward mem- bership in the Thespian Troupe at Sandieland. The department presents the annual coronation ceremony and several one-act plays. The annual three-act play is presented as a climax of the year's work in the spring. ,M v-""' if X .J ig W ww Q ,M 1 wg X be .ig iii, QQQYXQ FEEL: ia . 1 uf a W 3 fiigw iw f 359211 QSMQ4 ' mf , 'iiiwm i:1154.,- ,im azggwy .-. bk Km wa , Q sf b.mf'5f J: , wvy ,K '25 1 53 HT' K 1 xx M, , wk W 2'Tff"'1J. my dp, X 3 x A A '51, 3 MAKEUP: . . . Members of Tkie speech ciasses view fneir handiwork GiiGV e session on makeup. lizronf Rowj Caria Wifckier, SLewe:'f Siafer, Brenda M-:Gavok, Jimmy Crifes fsecond rowj Anita Anderson, Larry McCiunq, Peggy Smaii and Marilyn Hickman. is 2 W SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY . . . Ben Bynum and Mike Gambia neariy Come fo biows over Susan Piiiiiips wkiiie Judy Kendrick wfaickmes in fanquiski in a pkiiy prcsenfed To ine sophomores in assembiy. 4 i i Sandie Bo Football Fo Ladies and gentlemen, pre ing the Amarillo High School C cn Sandie Band!" These words hung with excitement throug the football stadium as the Sz Band took its place on the and helped encourage our co-di championship team to victory. As a marching band, and a co band, the Sandie Band is known coming out on top on all con tions it has entered. In the l scholastic League Marching C01 held in the Buffalo Stadium at 31 l r DRNET SECTION . . . Borforn Row: Frank lly, Hal Mccullali, Jar Dovyell Biw Cob- 4 y, Loyd Wood, Tom McGahan. Mddle wi Don Kirlcharn, Byron Merchant, Dicr ornpzon, Dean Fly, Junior Crifes, Wanda: I , , ce, Dwaini Williams, lop Row: Jirnrny Bean, ' i nn Loomis, Charles Burdis and Gay Grogan. le Gradner, Shirley Burlc, Mary l-le-len Good, RCUSSION SECTION . . . Boliorn R i"r lie Waclia, Vinccnl Bnlz, Sheldon Mapzfgx, arlx Mood, Jimmy Fly, Kennelh Dooze. 'lop wi Paula Hire, Coil Edwards, Vicki Chap- in. WILLIAM O. LATSON FRANK KELLY TOM McGAHAN Direclor of Band and Grchcslra Drum Major Assislanl Drum Maior i6 :cites Jmpetitors Jn, the band received a first divis- in in its class. In his second year as director of me band here at Amarillo High, Villiam O. Latson strived to achieve ie goal of having the best march- ig and playing band. During this :ar the Sandie Band was the only and in the district to use the "six eps to five yards" method of latching, as it is the most difficult iethod in that it requires precise marching movements. l 5 I : 5 l , 2 i y M Al- 'OODWIND SECTION . . . Bottom Row: ana Whitehead, Kenneth Baird, Franlc Mor- in, Carroll Bridgewater, Richard Womack, artha Coates. Middle Row: Sally Ray, Janet eed, George Hughes, Kenneth Cates, Judy 'go, Mary Shennun. Top Row: Josie Foster, ula I-lite, Wilma Coursey, Frank Bowie, David Jlman, Edith Coberly, Dottie Alexander, BRASS SECTION . . . Bottom Row: Lynn Low, Fred Gill, Jimmy Dalby, David Ayers, Tommy Pelly, Doug Roberts, Carmon Abernathy. Mid- dle Row: Kenneth Hall, Darry Conger, Dale Smith, Merle Clawson, Danny Bridgewater, I-larless Markham, Donald DuBose, Lee Roy Treadway. Top Row: Russell Davenport, Bill Townsend, Lee Witcher, Mike Bohn, Steve Prescott. CLARINET SECTION . . . Bottom Row: Scott Rutledge, Tommy Reid, Dex Ott, Milne Gam- ble, Phillip Scott, Bill Johnson, Don Markley. Middle Row: Ginger Kyle, Arthur Lucero, Jan Gill, Kathrine Miller, Jim Pope, Rita Gables, Dale Dennis, Clittord Nunn. Top Row: Mary Ann White, Jeanette Anderson, Sharon Adams, Tommie Sturm Ann McDonald, Rheba Parrish, Janice Kelly, Beverly Bales, Pat Keeler, Sharon Forester, Sue McDonald. :amass r :f:ifz.- if we S ' Wi' W ANN MCDONALD CAROLE HEMBREE Band Queen Orchestra Queen Sandieland Orchestra Instrumental in Programs The Sandieland Orchestra made its initial performance in "Li'l tbner," a musical comedy with Mr. William O. Larson as director. In iis second year as director of the orchestra, Mr. Latson had a vastly im- iroved organization. The AHS Orchestra played for the annual crowning of the Queen if Sandieland during American Education Week in November. The group gave a Christmas concert in assembly and a Concerto concert n February. The fine musical organization attended the University nterscholastic League Music Competition, held in Amarillo at Stephen T. Austin Junior High School, and the Tri-State Musical Festival in Enid, Jklahoma, where they received high honors. The orchestra ended the year playing for Baccalaureate and Com- nencement exercises. ---.....,,1 """"-- ,ND OFFICERS . . . Lett to Right: Franlr Kelly, Drum LOADING CREW Lett to Right Richard Womack mior and Student Conductor: Tom McGahan, Assistant Lynn Low Fred Gil Bi'ly Coberly Merle Clawson Carmen lm Major: Ann McDonald, Secretary and Band Queen: Abernathy and Lloyd Wood ly Coberly, Presndentg Richard Womack, Vice-president :l Librarian . 3 ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL . . . G, Adams. G. Baines, C, Bnrdis K. Caves V. Cnfspfnan D. Chweon M. Canis: S. Dodkgzi J. Edin, K, Eppemon, D. Fields, K. Hide, J. Hanrnlark, N, Harnpfun, W. T. Harp, V. Hawk C. Hennbree P. P-We, M. HOW dr, P. Hdnus J. LJCe-ro. N. Mavhnez S. MWCHSU, M. McNeil, J. Nekon M. 0qJe, C, Pf1nfeL S. POW J. Quinn, S. Roberscn G. Scott D. Sejaic.:rnq.n D Sfmdd nd R S M W V WWWems C VVnTers B C b L . ax , . wnnnors, , arren, . ww , . w . 0 edy J. DoweL T. McGLanun, L. Wfgcd F. GEL L. Treadway, L. Low, B. Tcwnbend, R. Vxfornuck, M. Good, J. Arno, D. f-lcxnnder M. SLennur'n, S. fxdarm, E. Ccpbcrly, D. Cum. n, T. Reid, S. Ruedqe, F. Keffy. f L 5' "' H A "' "f "' Y f Q W ..,. ., 'K I if 3 'Q A I STAGE BAND . . . Bcffonv Row: Tommy Reed Dix OH Kenny Hind Funk Mcvgnn Caro' Bridqew.:?er, Ricnard Vxfrfnfack, QU' Jonnson Ffank Ke 'y, Fved Gi L Top Row: Cdrnwcr' Abcrnadiy Lynn Lfgw, Lf-my Trf'aJw::y, Gould Dew, BH' Cubcdy, Tenn 5 Mcfgangn, Layd Wzldi and R11 pin Surnrncrs BOTTOM ROW: Sue Roberson Betty Mackey, Geraldine Wilson, Sue Morrison, Mary Schenurn. SECOND ROVX' Charlotfe Hamplon, Anita Anderson, Judy Boltin, Sally Timmons, Donna Savage. THlRD ROW: Jim Tischner, John- ny Garcia, Doug Howard, Jim Lea. Ronnie Day. TOP ROW: Rusty Richards, Manuel Edquist, Robert Davis, Doug Tan- ner, Charles Bickley. BOTTOM ROW: Gail Adams, Jayne Parneil, Eula Johnson, Darlena Mitchell, Pauline Holmes. SECOND ROW: Dinah Dean, Tommie Sirum, Earline Holmes Diare Fly, Gayle- Gatlin. THIRD ROW: Frank Elkins, Harry Day, David Ayers, Chuck Braalladt. FOURTH ROW: David Sfiiih, John Har- rfnqton, Devvayne Burns, Stan Sparks, Harald Denn.. 0 L I A ...ni Belcca New Direct On registration day, junior and senior dents signing up for choir found a new rector for the Bel Canto Chorale, Mr. I Pippin. Mr. Pippin had replaced Mr. ja Paschal, who returned to teaching jou ism exclusively. Mr. Pippin had form been the Sophomore Choir director, this year he had the responsibility of dling both organizations. As the first bit of music work displ to the public, the majority of Bel participated in the all-school musical edy "Li'l Abner." The group participated BOTTOM ROW: Judna Rurnmeriield, Gail Graham, Janell Haynes, Jean Henderson. SECOND ROW: Diana Fields, Laina Burleson. Sharon Vineyard, Jean Farr, Mary Nunn. THlRD ROW: Mike Johnson, Glenn Unsell, Jesse Reyes, Carlos Cuellar. FOURTH ROW: Stewart Slater. Dick Hall, Mack Johnson, W. T. Harp Randy Webb. l orole Assumes Louis Pippin lany civic functions performing for such groups as the .otary Club, churches and Amarillo school assemblies. In keeping with the Christmas spirit, the Bel Canto :ined the other senior high choirs in presenting Christ- las music which was video-taped at KFDA television :ation. At an AHS assembly the groups sang several elections from "The Messiah," accompanied by the LHS orchestra and guest soloist James Paschal. The Bel Canto Chorale attended the University In- erscholastic League Music Competition in Canyon in he spring and were participants in the Tri-state Music 'estival held in Enid, Oklahoma in May, bringing back nanyi honors to AHS. BEL CANTO OFFICIALS Mary Schenurn and Mary Nunn Accompanusts Sue Roberson President: Dick Hall Student Director and Mr Louis Pippin Insfrucfor -254' LL-STATERS . . . discuss music wifiw Direcfor, Mr. Louis Pippin, Leif fo riglwiz Roberi avis, Dick Haii and Chuck Braafladf. ' ww-womnqgwf :L CANTO CHORALE AND ORCHESTRA . . . combined iaienis and enieriained siuderiis ring fine Ciirisimas season wiilw a iormai conceri and Two assembiy programs wiiii quesi ioisis. Z MR. JAMES PASCHAL . . . was fee 'rured by choir and orciiesfra in Th Chrisfmas assembly program. 39 .L f Em il! XFF OFFICERS . . . Bottom Row: Bill Kral, Kay Mullins, Reserve Office For several years Amarillo High Scho0l's Reserve Officer Training Corps has been rated the very best in the state of Texas. Much thought and work are put into the rating of these groups. First, the efficiency of the men is under consid- eration. The work of the Professor of Military Science and Tactics also has a big part in the de- cision because of the reports and paper work which he does. Finally, a rating is arrived at. The result of this rating is not because of any 1 Dacus, Lce Flinn, T, A. Cox and Lyndal Moore. Second wi Gordon Morrison, Lou Rhea Murrin, Captain Bill essire, Roy Hudnell and Andy Risopolous. lop Row: Doug ide, Linda Paul, Stewart Slater, Lynn Blackburn, Larry idwin and Cynthia Lindley. 5 'Wm Prote- 4 CAPTAIN BILL CHESSIRE ssor ot Military Science and Ei W. Tactics RIFLE DRILL TEAM . . . Bottom Row: Bobby Jones, Clint Reeves, Neil Eubanks, Stewart Slater, Lucky Lee and Gary Walker, Second Row: Bobby Simpson, Tommy I-lensley. Bill Fairley, Bill Arthur and Bobby McDaniels. lop Row: Clittord I-lurnphrey, Mark Patton, John Myrick, Rolan Clay, Charles Smith and Jack Lanqtorcl. oining Corps one man or any one company, but the result of a smooth working, efficient, dependable team with all the parts functioning properly. Taking all of these facts into consideration, we feel we will again receive as high a rating, if not higher than in years past. --Jim Dacus Cadet Colonel Commanding I!! i i mifisfwini-:M , CADET COLONEL JIM DACUS AND I-IONORARY CADET COLONEL LEE FLINN Battie Group Commanding Otticors RECRUITING . . . tor ROTC is one ot the most important phases ot the batt'e group work at req- istration. I-tere, Roy I-tudnell Jim Bruton, Jimmy Koiiaer, Larry Goodman and Ruth Coicer talk with civitians about the advan- tages ot military training. MARCHING DRILL TEAM Bottom Row: Tom Yon, Roy Hud- neii, George Bowie, Lee Fiinn and Lee Yon. Second Row: Ronaic Burns, Dean Dunsmore, Gary I.ucIc Richard Finch and Andrew Kei Ier. Third Row: James Wood, Vic- tor Hamilton, Try Sides, David Current, Ronnie Shepard and Freddie Potter. 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There is always an interesting speaker who shows the effects alcohol has on the thoughts and actions of each individual. livery year, the Allied Youth sponsors a style show. This year's show was a big success. Girls modeled dresses from Colbert's at the Amarillo Little Theater. This year the HOW TO YELL Cheerleaders leach new yells and A.Y. sponsored a dance which featured the cheer- leaders. This added the finishing touch to Spirit Week. The highlight of the year was the sending of delegates to the National Convention. From here the group went to Wfashington, D.C.g New York City, and then on to Buckhill Falls, Pa., and the convention. Officers at AHS were Currie Bechtol, Linda Mlinar, Lynn Black- burn, Linda Sutton, and Meltwdie McCormick. l BLACK AND GOLD . . . turnhleweeds and stars provide chaws lo those attending lhc AY Dance cllmaxlng Spirit decorailon ler the AY Dance held in the second lloor Wcic-ls, qyffl. MAKE-UP . . . is one of the most important phases of Thespien training. Thespians do the make-up tor their own plays. Thespians Present Playsp Future Nursing Planned The National Thespian Honor Society is for students who participated in dramatics within their own school. The purpose of the Thespians is to give recognition and encouragement to meritorious achieve- ment in dramatic arts. OFFICERS . . . Dorothy Scott, president: Peggy Baskin, re- cording secretary, Sue Roberson, vice-presidentg and Linda Swope, secretary, ' in 'Q Nm OFFICERS . . . Otticers tor I959-60 included Stewart Stater, presidentg Linda Mtinar, vice-president: and Judy Kendrick, secrete ry. The Future Nurses is an organization open to any student interested in nursing. Some of the purposes of the club are: to become informed about the many d1f ferent fields of nursing, to understand some of the basic qualities desirable in nurses, etc. The sponsor is Bliss Sims. MISS MARY KAY SIMS, sponsor, shows the right way to apply a bandage. OFFICERS . . . Serving as President was Jirn Bob Hodge. Here he is conferring with other otticers ot Quill and Scroll, Bette Bennett, secretary- treasurer, and Lynn Curtis, vice-president. uill 8. Scroll, Ken Club re Outstanding Students The Quill and Scroll Honor Society is open to any- Jne who has taken journalism. This year the club con- :entrated on the Pop Ball, and their efforts brought lbout the beautifully decorated gym in a Christmas zheme. The Ball climaxed the class favorite elections, 1s well as the Miss Sandieland contest, which four mundred students attended. OFFICERS . . . President ot the Ken Club was Kenneth Cates, vice-president, Manuel Edquist, and secretary, Kay Mullins. MEMBERS . . . ot the Quill and Scroll worlc on the annual Popularity Ball decorations. Due to their ettorts, ttie Pop Ball was a success. Only members working on the Pop Ball can letter in the spring. The Ken Club is an honor society founded in 1938 by Miss Nellie Jane Luther. The word ken is the old- est Greek work for wisdom. The shield consists of the head of Minerva, goddess of wisdom, the word KEN, and the five stars, which originally stood for the five solids, but now represent scholarship, leadership, ser- vice, character, and responsibility. THE PRESIDENT . , . ot the Ken Club gets a closer loolr at the shield ot wisdom. ARE. l'I K R If , Hi , We , ' Wifi., A like INTRODUCTION . . . ot otticers and special guests at meeting is shown here. Speaking was outgoing president, Sharon Coffee. SHARON COFFEE . . . outgoing president, new president, Judy G-aut, with corsage and qavel at a break in the meeting. Future Homemakers Elect Gout as Council Head The Future Homemakers of America Chapter at AHS participated in the annual Tri-State Fair Parade on Polk Street. The officers of the club were driven down the main in an open topped convertible. All boys in home and family living are Future Homemakers. The Future Homemakers Club is open to all girls en- X, QHUMEMAK I OFFICERS . . . and council members ot the Future Home- makers are pictured at the banquet table. rolled in various classes of foods or clothing. It is open to all students enrolled in claseses of home and family living. The Homemakers' department has three labs at Sandiland on the first floor. Two are for foods, and one for clothing. The AHS chapter of the FHA participates in district, state, and regional competiions. RIDING . . . down Polk Street in the parade ot the Tri- State Fair are the newly elected otticers ot FI-IA. 183 OFFICERS . . . Lett to right: Larry Wilson, vice-president: Bill Blake, secretary: F. G. Collard, pre-sidentq Jimmy lvlathes, scntinelg Earl Lamb, reporlerg Jerry Gibson, treasurer, The Amarillo chapter of Future Farmers is a group if about 25 boys. To be eligible for membership, one nust be enrolled in vocational ag, or must have finished 'wo years of vocational agriculture. Throughout the near FFA sponsors various activities for its mem- aers. In the FFA classroom, the walls are covered with THATS A REWARD . . . Jimmy Motives shows the result OF long hours ot work tending his stock. HAMBURGER? . . . Earl Lamb and Bill Blake show oft their tine beet at the Tri-State Fair. The boys care for their livestock themselves and enter them in competition with other FFA chapters over the district. Vocational Agricultural FFA Preparation Class awards that were won by FFA members through the years. The FFA assists students in becoming established and educated in the farming industry. The boys learn how to de-horn cattle, trim bull's hooves "the safe way" fwithout getting kicked in the face, hardj, as well as data about feed. MR. PRESIDENT . . . "Butch" Collard presides at typical FFA meeting. Meetings stress intormality and "downright good fun." COME ON IN . . . Mrs, M. L. MatherIy, cospon- sor tor FTA, and Nancy McMeans invite Mr. J. E. Anderson into a FTA meeting. This meeting took piace in the First Baptist Church. It was the torrnat initiation of new members. Future Teachers Are Trained in Club Work The Future Teachers Association is a club in which any interested boy or girl may join. The FTA pro- vides information about the teaching profession. lt promotes interest in teaching as a career. During the year they give a student the chance to teach in the pub- VNU? BIRTHDAY PARTY? . . . Members ot the FTA to be in- statted hold candles during the serious part ot their cere mony tor initiation. OFFICERS . . . are Wynona Craqhead, vice-president: Jean Tolk, president: Ramona Minniclc, secretary, bottom row. Second row: Jo Ann Fverheart, Jeanette Anderson, and PauIine I-IoIrnes, council members. Top row: Shirley Settles, Jeanine Elo, and Wanda Burks, aiso' council members. lic schools. This privilege is for seniors and they teach in grade school. At some of their meetings, they have an outside speaker or local writer to give a book review. FTA aids the teachers by helping to grade papers and to tutor students who are slow to learn. i W'-fi Ja 'E T9'!Mr...Al WHAT DO YOU DO? . . . BiII Oates is making some notes prior to the meet- ing, the torrnal initiation. T85 TALKING . . . with the president ol lhe Debale Club, Ben Bynum, is Gary Lovett. A TROPHY ALREADY The Debate Club seems pleased with their newly won-.Sweepstakes Trophy lrom the Pen- 'igilontes Work for Spirit With the coming of a new year, so came the com- ing of a new club. The Debate Club, sponsored by Mrs. Patricia Fields, entered a contest, and won the sweepstakes. At the time this book was published, the debaters were planning a debate tournament to be held sometime in March. This would be the first such contest of its kind in too many years at AHS. DINAH? BLOW YOUR HORN? . . . Here two Viqilenles, Clint Reeves and Phillip Elkins, pose with lhe touchdown horn. I handle fx 81 M Forensic Tournament. The Vigilantes, now only two years old, has added much to the spirit at AHS that it would be nearly im- possible to think of a pep rally, ball game or Friday without them. The Vigilantes work with the cheer- leaders by setting up the public address system, sound- ing the Touchdown Horn, decorating the goalposts, and taking care of the victory bell. HERE IT COMES! . . . The Vlqilantes lorouqhl' the Victory Hell clown the hill al lhe lourth quarler ol lhe Sandie-Palo Duro game. CHIT CHAT . . . President Jesse Reyes meets with mem- bers Judy Blair and Patsy Stuckley in preparation tor the Christmas party. Honor Society, Spanish Clubs holds lniticitions Los Viajeros, the Amarillo High School Spanish Club has the aim to further the interest in the Spanish language. All meetings are carried out completely in Spanish. At the meetings, there is always an interest- ing speaker or other person there to tell of the other Spanish speaking countries and their type of govern- ment. INITIATION . . . ot the tirst semester candidates took place in sophomore assembly in January in the auditorium. ISN'T THIS FUN . . . Marilyn Judd and Billy Ray Williams bob tor apples during the opening meet- ing ot the Spanish Club. The National Honor Society is a national organiza- tion designed to create interest and enthusiasm for high moral standards. It encourages good scholarship and enlightened leadership. In order for a student to join the society one must have an average of at least 90, a good citizenship record, and he must have given some service to the school. OFFICERS . . . are Phil Clarlc, secretary: Manuel, president: and Robert Davis, vice-president. l87 OFFICERS . . . ot the I-li-Y tor the year I959-60 were, from lett, Terry Smith, president: Victor Hamilton, seated, secretary-treasurer' lrtarolcl Denney, standing, vice-presi- dentg and Royce Cheune, librarian. The Y-Teens of Amarillo High School are composed of girls from the sophomore, junior and senior classes. Any girl who feels she can meet the standards of the Y-Teens can join. Members of Y-Teens belong to a world-wide fellowship of women and girls of every race, color, creed, and occupation in YX5Q'CA's in sixty- eight countries. Each is bound to the other by the YWCA Purpose and the Y-Teen goals. Each one shares in a democratic process to further these goals. OFFICERS . . . tor the Y-Teens chapter of the YWCA are, from lett, Stephenie Yunlcer, president: Lou Rhea Murrin, vice prosidentg Dena Wheeler, secretaryg and Linda lvllinar, 3 lrasurer. BON VOYAGE . . . Delegates to the Panhandle Hi-Y Convention traveled to the city ot Lubbock by automobile. The theme of the convention was "The teenagers and trattic satetyf' Y Groups Instill Use of Christian Lives The Hi-Y's of Amarillo High School are divided into three different groups. The sophomore, junior and senior Hi-Y's are separate clubs but they all have the same objectives. The members of Hi-Y try to create maintain, and extend the Christian ideals throughout the school, the city, the community, and every person they may come in contact with. Any boy in Amarillo High School may become a member of the Hi-Y. The Hi-Y is associated with the YMCA. PREPARATION . . . Members ot the Y-Teens are shown preparing tor the Sweetheart Dance which was held Feb- ruary I4 in the second tloor girls gym. EUREKA . . . Barbara Boaz, Kay Robertson, Galen Englebrecht, and Arthur Fedler, standing lett all wonder at the mysteries uncovered by the rnicro- scope in Biology. nternos Group Studiousp Displays Spark Biologists Internos, the Latin club, is for all high school students with at least one-half year of Latin. Initiation of members consists of a blindfolded walk down the hall into the cafeteria and an enjoyable ceremony there. The Latin club was created to enable apt language students to gain knowledge of Latin, which he would otherwise miss because of the limited time of high- school classes. Social events that Latin club members hold include a spring banquet, usually held in the cafeteria, highlighted by the induction procedure and gmail OFFICERS . . . ot' the Internos were from left, Marsha Cook, Secretary: Robert Perkins, standing, Treasurer, Eddie Fritchie, president: and Susan Cretney, vice-president. PROFESSORS . . . Sherry Dickson and David Coleman, holding skull, inspect what could have been the work ot some South American cannibalg it was really the cratt ot a statue-maker in New York. a Roman skit presented by seasoned members. The Latin club participates in Interclub Council. The Biology club was organized in 1958-59 for the purpose of furthering the study of Biology. The club meets weekly with Curt F. Scheffer, sponsor of the club. Members may be either enrolled in Biology or past stu- dents of Biology. Among some of the projects the club undertakes is the growing of Banana Trees and keeping the Biology cases in the halls full of Biological speci- mens. "GALLlA EST OMNIS DIVISA IN PARTES TRES" . . . Presiding over a meeting ot the lnternos is the president. The lnternos gives special study to more advanced Latin which the regular course does not Otter. DiCTATlON . . . is an important part of the Sfenoqraplwic Club. Students enrolled in Shorllwand here show llwe good OFFICERS. . . of the Slenoqraphic Club are from left, Phyllis Blollner, secrelaryq Roylene Farnsworth, president and Judy Hidgers, treasurer. poinls of being efficient as a secretary. U The Stenographic club, one of the new clubs at Sandieland this year, was formed to help students with shorthand and typing experience. The purpose of the club is to help seniors who have had one year of typing and one year of shorthand to gain greater skill in tran- scription. This training prepares the club members for the business world.. Among the qualifications a mem- ber must possess is that of showing outstanding ability in shorthand. The fifteen members of the club this year elected Helen Straughen as their president. OFFICERS . . . of the Secretarial Training Club were. from left, Pamlln iVlllCl'1Sll, S6Cfeldryj Nala lvlarglmlll Tregggrer O and Helen Slrauglwan, prcsidenl. Training As Assistants The Secretarial Training Club of Amarillo High School meets during the first and second periods in the secretarial training classes of Miss Velma Shows, who also serves as sponsor of the group. The club furnishes faculty members with student aides and trains the girls for office practice in the use of equipment including the dictaphone, the mimeo- graph and other often used office machines. The girls are students of both shorthand and typing and must be seniors to meet the class requirements. ALL TYPES . . . cf slucienls sludy for secrelerial worlc. Asif any ol llzem and theyfl fell you ii's noi for weelclinqs. OFFICERS . . . ot D. O. are tront row lett to right: Karen Berger, 'lreasurerg Nandan McMahan, Secretary and Jerry Cooper, President. Back Row: Jerry Cottrnan, Vice-President and Jerry Radney, Reporter. The Distributive Education Club, sponsored by Mr. Raymond Wilson, is one of the most important clubs in Sandieland. The members of this club, who come from the D. E. classes, participate as a group in projects to improve the individual in his job. They foster a spirit of fair play and competitive sport in the various jobs. The big event for the D. E. students is the an- nual Christmas party. During the month of March students go to the state convention in Austin. To finish the year, they have a big party for the members. OFFICERS . . . ot D. E. are from left to right: Royleen Farnsworth, Reportorg Tommy Ware, President: Gary Long, Sergeant-at-arrnsg Larry Wise, Vice-President and Phyllis Mask, Secretary. '2 MEMBERS . . . ot the D. E. class are shown dur- ing one ot the regular class meetings. Students Improve By DE, DO Club Meetings The Diversified Occupation club, under the direction of Mr. Oliver Diggs, helps the students in the D. O. classes to better understand their jobs. The students en- gaged in this program work part of the day and go to school the other part. Projects of the year include taking care of and decorating the display case outside of the vocational department offices. Highlight for the year is the Employer-Employee banquet held each spring, where the students entertain their bosses for the year with a meal in the cafeteria. PRACTICING . . . in one ot the D. E. classes are Sandra Srnith, Roylcen Farnsworth and Tornrny Ware. lt, WORKING HARD . . . Lynn Blackburn and Kay Mullins are painting new lines and numbers on the Student Council parking lot. rudent Council Is H.S. Governing Body The Student Council is one of the best known hard working leadership organizations in Amarillo High School. The members are elected by students to rep- resent them as official representatives in all important matters within the entire school. The Student Council is a student forum, training leaders for the future, at which school problems and projects are brought before them to be discussed and handled properly. As a service organization the Student Council has many useful aims: to promote a better understanding be- PRESIDING . . . Jerry Shacl-cletord is shown leading one ot the regular meetings. OFFICERS . . . President Jerry Shaclcletord is shown in the Student Council ottice with Martha Malceig, treasurer and Kay Mullins, secretary. tween the student body and faculty, to promote better scholarship, to create and maintain good school spirit, to develop high ideals of personal conduct, to prepare students for intelligent participaion in school affairs, to encourage the practice of good citizenship, and to provide a training ground for both leaders and follow- ers. The Student Council is in charge of the school parking lot, the money sponsoring the annual foreign exchange student. This year the biggest project was participating as a host for the State Convention, with Palo Duro serving as State Secretary. MEETING . . . the Student Council meets each Tuesday during the second period in a special room in the Nixson Annex Building. Q, ff . .X 'x I an xAz if Q .www , i, ..,, ww . .,,. .. . , My -'-f":j'j:FEfE4S . 3 A ' Q 'af 4 Us Klan AA? ,Mmm mg, g , 'bah sw H32 . Q f an Q, , ,Q "' ff if 2. f E A x 5' .dim .haf h,WM IOSS-TOWN RIVALS . . . Sandie CI'ieerIeaders, PaI WiIder, Ieff, ris Sfranqe, Judy Boney and Tascosa cI'ieerIeader Gary Snick- d confer. K 5 5 Xi k-, ., F Y if I fron? I1aII during reqisfrafion. HAT'S IT SAY . . . Lafin sfudenfs qaII'ier around Miss Marie neII, Ieacner, as sI'ie reads Irorn a I.aIin book. Wg iv M N if-Q AAAI 4 - ....x-...l-.... IY SANDIE STICKERS . . . Sandie cIieerIeader Diane RusSeII, HAVE A DRINK . . . Cynfnia LindIey serves iced rea Io Mr. Kur nfcr, seIIs Sandie Vickers Io some AI-IS sfudenfs. Schaefer, I:ioIoqy Ieacner. I97 JOIN HERE . . . The Fuhire Teachers 5eII memberships in ine Ewa Qi BUST THOSE BRONCHOS . . . Sandie cheerleaders lead a cheer tor the student body at the pep rally betore the first game ot The season with The Odessa Bronchos. The AHS band in the background, provided the music tor The pep rallies. iootboll Spirit Provides Neekly Rallies of Pep Forgetting an unsuccessful, but spirited 1958 foot- all season, AHS students touch on the 1959 season with nprecedented school spirit. Sandie pep rallies were n ideal place to let off steam built up from high en- ausiasm for each coming game. The auditorium was never less than packed as the aint efforts of the Sandie cheerleaders and Golden andie band got thing going full speed. With the help f the newly-formed Sandie Steppers, each and every isplay of school spirit was a terrific success as a morale uilder to the team and its followers. But, an was seen at every game, the pep rallies were lerely a warm-up for the Sandie cheering sections, nd school spirit was even displayed in the face of efeat. Always a pleasure to see and hear, are the guest Jeakers who topped off many of the rallies with bits f philosophy, wit, and humor. Each factor was a driving force to the success and f the 1959 Sandie Pep rallies. NOTE OF ASSURANCE . . . Sandie coach 'Bum' Phillips assured The student body at a pep rally that The Team would do its best - Msg? , D' , . X 73'-, 5-H ' BAND PLAYED ON . . . AI-IS students dance to the music from luke box. Spirit Dances Opens Sonclielcmd Social Seaso Stars, Music and Tumbleweeds were the main theme of the first dance of the year, the A. Y. dance. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Estella Ranch and the help of Currie Bechtol, Ruth Rush, Linda Mlinar, Melody McCormick, and many other members, the second floor gym glistened like the Milky Way in the middle of Texas, with its stars and gold and black tumbleweeds. The music was a hi-fi, strung to different parts of the gym. The tape varied in mood and rhythm. For a short floor show each cheerleader taught a new yell. After the entertainment, refreshments were served by some of the mothers of the A. Y.er's. Ominous was a delay in starting of the dance which was advertised to start at 8:00 and actually began at 8:30. Members of the dance committee have claimed that the mistake was made by the newspapers and not themselves. Many of those who waited the half-hour feel that in spite of whose fault the delay was, the dance should have been begun at the pull- lished time. AT RIGHT . . . A floor view of the first dance of the ea at Sendielend. The dances were held in The second oo Q yin. IEY CAME IN PAIRS . . . Couples stand and talk during IuII in music. This scene was common at the cheerleaders dance at the sl oi the year. AYTSQ1 afar? " if Pa W QM ...me fd .. 4.5 -wiafww Y , . . ,ef 0 ,f f ..vg..,.:,.. , 3 ,L , f A DEMOCRATIC PRIVILEGE . . . Students trorn the sophomore class mark their ballots tor the candidate ot their choice. The school Ilot inifows stale election rubs and all ballotinq is done by secret ba A GREAT DECISION . . . Val Tenorfo Ioolcs over his baltot Care- tuliy betore he marks his choice tor his student leaders. I4 Elections Held at Sanclielancl Parallel Texas Election Laws elections. Elected in each class are a president, vice-pres- ident, and secretary. Elected, also, are ten representatives to the student council from the student body-at-large. Polls are located in the halls on the first floor, one for the Sophomore Class, one for the Junior Class, and one for the Senior Class. Each student is allowed one vote for each office, and ten votes for representatives- 'at-large to the Student Council, When he votes, his name is crossed off the list of his homeroom by a clerk at the pollg and he is handed a ballot with the names of the candidates on it. A judge from one of the civics classes is also present at the poll and students are put on their honor. The votes are counted by the civics classes. If a candidate Wins by less than a two-thirds majority, a run-off is held in the home rooms. A good time is had, and responsibility taught to all students. AT RIGHT . . . Ann Morgan deposits her ballot tor the student elections as she is watched by Victor Hamilton, another voter, and the election clerks. xp W pa an-.aww My Wm WMWU. mmm M ' 41' , me :gif A 5 5 3 5 .V f 1 I 5325 E I 1 3 xii Kiwi I 4 Y 1 M an 'F M fwnwmwwwkvm 4 My fri iifff , 7,5 , 3 H4555 ' K N 'wx Q as in H D fi: 'lxgfkkfqiii 5i,s33'Fau!E?i A.. i,??,'i'gE, 1 'QWGQQF was u?'Q?L QS 43 FO' n 'A 1 X. ' UMR!! , Q s s fa '5 'vs ,yjihszazff l - : Q 1 wi Pla ' , 'JY 'I , A 1 , X ""t!i'y!81i N, view IEA? QfM4Md'0i 14 2,1 5 '31 4? it an P' swf QW wi? af, Qs! Q ,fi ww? fs ,H 539 fan"-if , X M kfxzigz Mn, xr x mm 'RY-OUTS . . . Girls fry for lhe singing pari of Daisy Mae by inging paris of songs from the show. STAGE SETS . . . Members of The cast bniir all of the slaqe sets for the production by modeling Them after photographs of lhe Broadway sets. ll- CAST MEMBERS . . . David Berg. Belly Benner, and Beverly Brown look at replicas ol the original Al Capp characters. POR Dogpatch Comes Alive In Sandielcmd's 'Abner' The school year of 1959-60 was sparked by the prese tation of "Li'l Abner" in the auditorium. The producti was open to all students of AHS, and most of the st dents, it seemed, participated. The sponsors for the mu cal comedy were: the publications department, who ma the scenery and offered the direction of the playg t choral department, who instructed the chorus and t singers, and the orchestra which furnished the dramat music accompanying the play. This all added togeth to make the production professional and realistic. T play starred Tommy Kale in the title role, with Sharo Vinyard as Daisy Mae and a combination of the oth students in the high school to make nearly the large cast in a play at AHS. The story began when the "typical day in Dogpatc USA," was disrupted by the news that the governme was going to evict the Dogpatchers from their homes t blow the city of Dogpatch off the face of the earth t save the industry in Las Vegas. The effect of Yokumberr Tonic on the human male is seen by the governme scientist who postpones the demolition until further tes can be concluded. In the end, jubilation T. Cornpone saves the day, th men and the town of Dogpatch, because he is a nation shrine. AT RIGHT . . . Tommy Kale and Sharon Vineyard poriray l.i'l Abner and Daisy Mae from The school production of "Li'l Abner." 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WEON keep We bm'4 rq Q m mi m Q 0 ci pr am ln id Cl fcdiunl Qevefand Barr, Hurry J 'YW J EFI P r Edd M r named queen of Hue Furure Farmers of America chapfer af Sandieland in +he fall. Judy Boney was Hue runner-up fo The honor. -Phofo by Larry Colvin 215 F. F. A. QUEEN . . . Ruih Coker, senior, was V,mYMe84"" M, wa Www ,MSA- .xg 53 E ,-J'-' Q 4. s 5 5 ff 51 f Y .M 5 ign x W' ' ' nf: THE LOVELIEST EVER . . . SIX of AHSE mos? beauiiful compefed for We fiffe oF Queen of Sarwdiefand. Left ro rlqrwf are Judy PQXHLH, Cynthia Lind eg, Mary Paf Sramnqs, Judy Cfayfon, Arm McDonaNd and Lyrxdal Moore, who was selecfcd as quecm. V CROWN YOU QUEEN . Qrimcipar queens Lynda Moor SQL! Dr. R. 5. Normirm HER MAJESTY QUEEN LYNDAL . . . Lyndal Moore, confer, crosses ee-rw of Sandrekmd under We Crossed swords of frm ROTC. n fre Coronawrorx Pod in We addirorlum. DW LISTEN GIRLS . . . Sharon Vinyard, right, tells the Miss Sa ndieland contestants what is done in the contest and how it is n. Left to right on the bottom row is Star Polk, Judy Duke, Gloria Davis, Judy Gaut, Thelma Campbell. Kay McKay. On the p row, lett to right are Susan Cretney, Jeanne Bennett, Mary Nunn, Laina Burleson, Brenda MeGavoclc, Geraldine Wilson and n Reeves. J SANDIELAND BEAUTIES . . . Star Polls, left. and Kay ay are shown on the stage during the Miss Sandieiancl est. Miss Sonclielond Contest ls Followed by Presentation On Friday night, December ll, in the AHS audi- torium, the annual beauty and talent parade took place to choose the most talented and beautiful girl in all Sandieland. That evening was a climax to weeks of ticket sales and heated preparation for the contest. Held in coordination with the Miss Sandieland Contest was the Ugliest Man on the Campus contest. After the presentation of the participants of both contests, Geraldine Wfilson was chosen as Miss Sandie- land and Danny Jordan was selected as Ugliest Dian on the Campus. December 12, the annual AHS Popularity Ball was held. This event is always of great importance and interest, as the class favorites and Mr. and Miss AHS are presented. These people are elected by the students about a week before the Popularity Ball. Those pre- sented at this affair were Linda Rudder and Gordon Hunt, Sophomore Favorites: Tracy Lewis and Steve Davis, Junior Favoritesg and Helga Thompsen and Nicky Merriman, Senior Favorites. Sharon Vinyard and Danny Jordan were honored as Mr. and Miss AHS. X ..,..,,Mw.... um 1. ' ' A ' . ' ' A-1' T E 'J Q: . ,M . 'Q , 5335! 5? in 3? K L s e QW, 3 A y 153' :iii I 2352 . . 5 M, I I :Q SE 1 4 5 ., ,, P ,,, uw an k ,pr QTEGTI 9 ef 2 3. in 11 U g 1 x Ei-, A E 1 3 vw I 'Q' Hsffi ' ' ":"E"'j'.,f.,Jv1?fK jfs? , 2 ,5 ,-,, . iiQk . -4 xmmx M XM I 1 .,.. : . .:"-+ ' Q my af Z9 may any . yay! xx W H LL 3, '15 U . .3 . N Hx Q S, an K Er" Ps -. rw. QA 4. if Q ' L w B 1 'M .Q fffvif :LM -gum, z -H5 mg . ESQ Li V5 My . jx , NA W V M ig, 4, A 'ii ' 35L7"ff'?c-fixffsiwly','E?4wU ' '7 Siiijlxfffm? 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I , ' 0 1 ' 11 w , ' n ' f : ' 1 V ' I 1 1 5 Q' 1 ' 1 ' 1 .A l - ' is . 5 . 1 I - 0 0 V :1 ' 1 4 l 4 , . 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 nv,'N , ' 1 5. 1 1 v 5 , P v 'f ', , A ' 1 A ' 1 h ' 4 " 'Q 1 1 , A, 1.1 1 1 ' A 7 . , 1 . . . These are the friendly Amarillo merchants who, through their advertisement, are supporting students of the Amarillo High Schools in the following pages. We urge you to give these fine Texas folks your first consideration in the future as you make your purchases. They have helped you and now it's up to you to support them. You will later, why not now?-Your Editors. 'PATRON PAGE PATRON PAGE PATRON PAGE Acme Cleaners ...... ..... 2 32 Elliott Office Supply .... Nunn Manufacturing Inc. . Allison Blacksmith .... .. ..... 256 Elmer Auto Supply . ., .... glilfam G"9ce"Y ---- ' -- - - Amarillo Bowl .................... 263 Farrell Lumber Co. . .. .... P "Lens Co' ""' ' ' " ' ' Amarillo Clearing House Association 249 Amarillo Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ..26I Amarillo Iced Display Manufacturing 256 Amarillo Livestoclr Auction ........ 264 Amarillo Packing Co. ............ 254 Amarillo Photo Supply, lnc. ...... '252 Amarillo Plate and Glass Mirrors Co. 242 Amarillo Savings and Loan ........ 236 Amarillo Secretarial School ........ 250 Anderson Dairy Foods ..... ..... 2 35 Ansley's Cleaners ....... ..... 2 44 Aqua Pools .......... ..... 2 64 Army and Navy .................. 246 Attebury Elevators ................ 254 Automotive Supply Company ...... 242 Autry, George, Printer ........... 248 Balmer Automotive ......... ...., 2 33 Bauman, Rudy, Lumber Co. ...... 236 Bearden's Service Station . ..... 230 Bell, Jaclc, Pharmacy ..... ..... 2 57 Blacltburn Brothers ...... ...., 2 45 Borden Co. .,........... ..... 2 37 Boston Greenhouse ........ ..... 2 60 Bratton Insurance Agency ......... 262 Buddy's Super Marlcet ..... ..... 2 45 Casey Carpet Co. ...,... ..... 2 34 Catchings Prescriptions .. ..... 230 Cawthorn Service Station . .. .... .23I Central Grocery Company ........ 254 Cliffside Sheet Metal Shop ....,... 240 Cliver Construction Company ...... 257 Cobb Clothier, lnc. ............,. 238 J. B. Coe Lumber Co. ............ 248 Colbert's ............. ..... 2 55 Cooper Homes, lnc. .... ..... 2 50 Country Pride ......... ..... 2 45 Crown Electirc ......... ..... 2 46 Curtis Blind Co. .......... ..... 2 5I Davis, Davidson, and Butler . ..... 252 Deason Cleaners ......... ..... 2 3l DeGrassi-Bates Company ,........ 230 Diggs Drug Stores .....,. ...,. 2 40 Double Dip ............ ..... 2 44 Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. . ..... 240 Doche and Co. ........ ..,.. 2 48 Donna June Shoppe ..,.... ...., 2 32 Dorchester Corporation ........... 242 Draughon's Business College ...... 258 Dupriest, Carl, Office Supply .... 237 Elkins Fruit Company ............ 260 Fefferman's ........,.. .... First Baptist Church ... .. .... Flowers' Conoco Service ...,....., Foxworth-Galbraith Lum ber Co. Freeman's Flowers ................ Furr Food Stores, lnc. . .. . ... . Fyfe Cement Supply Co. . Garner Motors ......... .... Gatlin Shoes ......... .... Gattis Shoes ..............,..... German Car Co. ...,........... . Globe-News Pu blishinq Company Goodhouselreeping Shop .....,.... Gouldy Brothers, Grain ..,.....,. Graham Plow Co. ....... . . . , Grand Bowl ........... .... Gray Studio ............ .... Green Acres Pharmacy ..... .... Griener-Madison Agency ......,.. Griggs, N. S., and Sons .......... Guaranty Abstracting and Title Co. Guy's 300 Cafe ................,. Hall, Vance, Sporting Goods ..,... Hamilton, J. C., Co. ............. . Heath Furniture Company ........ Hedgecolxe Motor Company ....., Herring Hotel ................... Hill Lines, lnc. ............ .... Hodge, Grace and Jim ... ,... Hollywood Shop ...,..,.. .... Hubh Clothiers ..... .... Jenkins' One Stop ,.... ..,. Jones, G. E., Electric . . . . . Jupe Motor Co. ..... .... Kenyon Shoes .... .... KFDA Radio-TV .. .... Kline's ........... .... Kress, S. H. ........ , . .. Lanes lce Cream ..... .... Martin Bros. Boot Shop ... .... Maxor Drug .,......,. .... Mead's Balrery ...., .... Melton-Clarlt ........... .... Merriman Fine Foods ... ,... Morton Foods ......... .... McAfees, lnc. ....... . . . . Mr. G. ....,....... . Myers Music Mart ..,............. Neal's Charcoal Broiler ............ Nichols Faint and Wallpaper CO. .. Orchid Beauty Salon ..... . Osgood Monument Co. .. ., Ozarlca Water Co. .......... . Pala Duro Studios .... ,........ Panhandle Laundry 81 Dry Cleaning Panhandle Mutual Hail Association Panhandle Outdoor Advertising Co Panhandle Radio and TV ....... Pate Balrery ....,........ . . . Penry, E. C., Jewelry ..,. . Phariss Dairy Queen, ...... . Pioneer Natural Gas Co. .. . Pittsburg Plate Glass ......... Plains Chevrolet ...,,.....,.... Ponca Wholesale Merchantile Co Potter-Randal County Medical Assn Reeves Lumber and Building Supplies Co. ............ . Reppert-Beeke Lumber Co. .... . Rice's Dining Salon ........ . Royal Crown Bottling Co. .... . Russell Stationery Co. ...... . Sealtest Plains Division . Seven Up Bottling Co. ., . Shamroclr Cleaners ...... . Shaw Employment Service . Simpson, J. M., Oil Co. .. . SoRelle Motor Co. .......... . Southern Farm Supply Assn. Southwest Companyl of Texas . .. Southwestern Public Service Company .,............... Superior Manufacturing Co. Sweet Swing Club .......... . Tex-Air Gas Co., Inc. ........ . Thomas Paint and Wallpaper Thomson-King Insurance Co. . .. Tolizen Music Store ..,,....... Town 8: Country Supplies lnc. . Twings Drive-lnn .......... . Village Barber ........ . Walsh Food Service ..,... . Western Business Supply .... . Western National Life .... . White and Kirlr ......,... . Willborn Brothers Co., lnc. .. . Williams-Boyce Agency ...... , Wolflin Village Merchants .. .. Woolworth, F. W. ........ . YMCA ................ . YWCA ......... . . I N ff X 9 .L-P fsif'4gzQ Z ,S'U J N 2 - ' 5 , 9 ffaowvai ? of' A 5' pl' a i, "nab -:J -1'-5 E T -X SERVING AMARILLO AND THE SOUTHWEST MARTIN BROTHER'S BOOT SHOP 1806 N- E- 8th Compliments of 'A' 'A' G. E. 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WOOLWORTH -6I8 Polk- 'II41 WASHINGTON DOUBLE Polk at I4'I'I1 Our Very Best Wlshes SENIOR CLASS For a Most Successful Year PANHANDLE OUTDOOR ADVERTISING C0 Outdoor Advertusung Since I908 un Arnarallo and 2l Texas Panhandle Towns Ross D Rogers Mgr Fme Diamonds Watches Sllver Dlamond Setting 8- Engraving c5C IK X Phone DR 2 1632 THE DIP 0 ' I I I -+o- . . - . . aol West 6th DR 2-0924 I . . ,gg N D I ,. . . : TEX-AIR Congra+ula+ions from ozAnnA wATEn co. L INCORPORATED Welding and lndusfrial Supplies Disfribufors of Pure Spring and L Mam,,raC+u,e,S of Dis+iIIed Wafer TSX-Air Oxygen and 1405 w bfh DR 4-soso ACe+Y'e"e ' Heuum AMARILLO 2Il-I3 Buchanan DR 6-8277 DOWNTOWN 812 Polk OH! 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CLEMENTS -President LUMBER GIIMPAIIY I 4l .0 NE, SH, Amarillo, Texas When you need a Lzttle lzft depend on Coke N Iffx REALLY f mwah I 4.4 REFRESHED AMARILLO COCA COLA BOTTLING F RE GRADUATION FROCKS XXIMS BOYCE AGEN G A I I. I N S I NSU RANGE READY T0 WEAR sl SHOES I CASUALTY SURETY W h DR3 6901 Ev BE I '73 .mm .1 .x A bk 'XII ' L -J A--AQ' 'IIQIDI-IAIAIIZK LLEQIFIE-155' S ff'n"'E E : I M I 3 Af Xe, - co Congratulations Seniors I .. 1 if Xl' Y ML runes or . . Q ffMARlaAL5J'N?IExPxeorvmcc34411-1 - . - . "' ' Gm " Jqfyx. 'I Sou h Amarillo Shopping Ce 1 - 40th and as ingion - s os o THE N REFAMIY MEBBlMAN'S 9 FINE Foons Hub SIIIIE STIIPIE DR 23237 W . 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Borger, Tex. 104 E. 10th 3rd In By-Pass Dr 6-8120 Br 3-5251 BALDWIN PIANOS STORY 81 CLARK BALDWIN ORGANS PIANOS 1 1' 2 AE EY NXXXNX . :E , 3 1-Q 1 1195 www E - I1 I REEVES CO. rillo 6 Complete Building Material Service DR 3 2879 2402 Ridgemere JDE B MUTE BUILDING CONTRACTOR SPECIALIZING IN RENIODELING AND ADDITIONS Ei' 1022 N ROOSEVELT PHONE DR3 6246 AMARILLO TEXAS FOR GOODNESS SAKE 0 EAT HERE Good S z Ing Steaks M., QIII-IQI'IDLE Sa dwlches Soft D nks Bar B-Que G S 300 C E Lnunnnu LEWIS AND GLADYS GUY AND DRY CLEANING CO Pho e FL 6 8561 A U no Bo 20I South Pierce DR 2 2277 4100 WOLFLIN 0 'V I V Good Coffee - Good Friends i z i i xi i ' n ' - ri I - ., I x x x x x ' UY' X X AF x x x x x n - m ri wI I ' IN DEX Name Page Name Page Name Page Bell, Jeanette . . . .... 33 Britton, Betty .... .. .88 Abernathy, Carmon . . . 88, 167,168, 169 Bell, Leslie ....... ........... B ritton, John ..... .......... 8 8 Abrams, Barry . . . ........... 102 Bellamy, Frankie .... . . .......... 33 Broadstreet, Mary Jo ...... . . . . . I . . 36 Adams, Dorris . . ........... 32 Bennett, Bette . . . 34, 104, 158, 182 Braxton, Don ..... 64, 213,219, 220 Adams, Ganola . . . .... 88, 169 Benites, Sharon ....... ........ B r00kS, Dennis .... ......... . . 88 Adams, Gayle . . .... 88, 170 Bennett, Jeannie . . ...... 102, 173 Brooks, Linda . . . . . . 88 Adams, Jackie-. . ....... 102 Benta, Mary Jo . .... ........ B rown, Bob . . . .... . . . . . . 89 Adams, Sharon . . . . . 88, 167, 168 Berg, David . . . . . 88, 161, 308, 211 Brown, Barbara . . , . . . . . . . . . . 36 Addington, Vicki . . ...... 102 Berger, Karen . . . . . ........ 88, Brown, Beverly . . 89, 104, 208, 24 Adkins, Sharon . . .... 88 Berkonitz, Judy . . ...... 88 Brooks, Mike . . ....... . . . .89 Aid, Karen . . . . . . 102 Berry, Charles . . . . 88 Brown, Gail . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Akin, Eddie . . . ..... 32 Bezner, Lanny . . ..... 34 Brown, Wesley . . . . .89 Aldridge, Earl . . . ........... 102 Bickerstaff, Philip . . . . 102, Brownlow, Bob . . . . . . . . . 89 Alexander, Dale .... ......... 1 02, 179 Blckley, Charles . . . . . 88 Broyles, Stanley . . . . . . . . . . 89 Alexander, Dorothy .... 102, 80, 128, 167, 194 Bills, Joyce . . ..... 88 BFUHIOH, Jimmy - - - - - ' 36. 125. 123 Alexander, Fred . . . . . . 32, 138, 306, 319 Bills, Richard . . . .... Bruza, Carol . . . . . . . . 89 Alexander, Lucia . . ...... ..... 3 2 Bingham, Sherry . . ...88 Bryant, Mary . . .102 Allen, James .... ....... . . 102 Binkley, Sharon . . ..... 88 Buchannan, Jim . . . . . 89 Allen, Lynette . . . . 88 Bivins, Alice . . . . , . . 88 Buchannan, Sam . . . . . , 103 Allen, Sandra . . .... 88 Bixler, L. Bobby . . .... 34 Buckner, Pamela . . . . .89, 162 Allen, Sandra . . . . , 102 Black, David . . . .... 34 Buckner, Pamelia . . . . . 89, 162 Allison, Ann . .. . 102 Black, Eddie . . . .. . Buell, Jolene . . . . . . . . 36, 177 Allison, Sue ...... ....... 8 8 Blackburn, Beth . . . .... 88 Bunch, Ronnie . . . . . . . . .89 Allred, Milton ....... .... 3 3, 176 Blackburn, John . . ......... 35 Burch, Helen . . ...... 103, 173 Alstead, Virginia Ann . ....... 33 Blackburn, Lynne . . . .34, 174, Burch, Melba . . ....... . . . . 37 Alvis, Melba .... ........ 8 8 Blacketer, Ronnie . . . ...... Burch, Shirley . . 103, 80, 173, 194 Anderson, Anita .... . . . 88, 164, 170 Blackwell, Warretta . . ...... 34 Burchfield, Sue . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Anderson, Eavolyn . . . ...... 102, 173 Blake, Bill ........ . . . 88 Burdis, Charles . . . . . . . 103, 166 Anderson, Jeanette . . . . . . 33, 39, 167, 185 Blalock, Bobbie . . . . . . Burgess, Sheila . . . . . . . 103 Anderson, Joan . ......... 88 Blanchard, Eloise . . .. Burke, Ronnie . . . , . . . 37 Anderson, Ross . . . . . 102,176 Blanchard, John . . .... 35 Burki, Kay . . . . . . . . 103 Andrews, Gail . . ..... 102 Blasingame, Jerry . . . . Burks, Wanda . . . . . 89, 185 Andrick, Carolyn . . .... 33 Blasengame, Phyllis . . . . Burleson, Laina . . . . . 103, 218 Andrick, Linda . . . . 102 "Bledsoe, Henry . . ........... 24 Burnam, Terry . . . . . . . 89 Angel, Richard . . . . . 102 Blotner, Phyllis . . . ........ 34 Bumam, Tommy . . . . . 103 Anthony, Gearldine . . . 102 Boaz, Barbara . . . 102, 23, 173 "Burns, Miss Mary . . . . . . 20 Arden, Jerry . . . ........ 32 Boehning, Patsy . . .......... Burns, Mary . ..... . . . . . . 103 Arthur, Bill . . . ......... 174 Bogda, Marie . . . . Burnsed, Ronald . . . . . . 103, 177 Argo, Judy ..... . Armstrong, Darrell . . 'Aubuchon, F. D. . Avery, Jane .... Avery, Jerry . . Ayres, David ..,.. . . . . . 102, 162, 167 . . . 102, 173 ......26 .........102 . . . 33, 159, 167, 170 'Bacon, Charles . .... .,....... 3 0 Bahn, Mike . . . Bains, Gwen ...... Baird, Kenny ......... .......1o2 .....lO2,169 ..102,167,169 "Baker, Mrs. Francis . . ........ 25 Baker, Freddy "Ballard, Miss Viola Bales, Beverly . . . Banks, James . . . Barclay, David . . Barnett, Linda . . Bartlett, Gloria . . Bartley, Gary . . . Bartan, Maxme . . Bashin, Peggy . . Baskin, Anita . . Bass, Marvin . . . Bates, Charles . . Bates, Kenneth Battenfleld, Jimmy . Baumgarder, Ken . . Bayle, Judy ..... Bayless, Sue ...... "Beall, Mrs. Loyd Dot . . Bean, Gene ....... . Bean, Jimmy ..... . Beauchamp, Robert . Beaudoin, Sandra . . Bechtol, Currie . . Beeler, Garet . . Bell, Donald . . 'Denotes Faculty ......88 .......29 ...lO2,l67 .....l02 ..l02 ...88 ....88 ..88,l79 ......88 ..88,l8l ....102 ...88 ...88 ...32 ...33 .......88 .......102 ..88,56,zoo ......19 .......88 ...102,166 .......88 ...33,137, 145 .......102 ...88 Vincent , . Bogda, Boggs, Ginger . . Bohn, Mike . . . Boltln, Judy . . . Bonds, Ann . , . Donna . . . Boner, Boney, Judy . . Bonner, Lewis . . Borden, Jackie . . Boston, Ray .... 'Boswell, J. M. . . Bouderau, Eddie . . Bowdish, Ralph . . Bowen, Frances , . . Bowerman, Cleve . . Bowie, Frank .... Bowie, George . . Boyd, Ronald . . Boyles, Jan .... Braafladt, Chuck . . Paula . Bradley, Brandon, Phylis . . Ronnie . Branigan, Branigan, Ruth . . Beannon, Brasher, Johnny . . Eddie . Bratton, Terry . . Breeding, Stephen . "Bray, Mrs. Pixie . Betty . . . Brewer, Brewer, Claudette . Brewer, Brewer, Delmas . . Howard . . 'Brewer, Mrs. L. . Bridges, Raymond . Bridgewater, Carroll Bridgewater, Danny . Britting, Tommy . . ....88 .fidz ...ss ..'.'.a4,'i95 .....1o2 .......88 ....88 ....28 . .ffidz .....l02 ....34, 175 88, 116, 170, 172, 210 ....35 ,....88 . ...88, 105, bififiv, . . ......... 35, u 1 Burt, Kenny . . . ......89 Burton, Martha . . ...... 89 Busby, Peggy ...... . . . 103, 173 Butcher, Barbara . . ...... 89 Butler, Beverly . . .... 37 Butler, James . . . . . 36, 174 Butz, Vincent . . . . . 89, 160 Bybee, Billy. ... . . ..89 Bybee, Lonnie . ..... , , 103 Byford, Marqueta Jo ..... ........... 3 7 Byrd, Eddie ........ . ......... 103 Bynum, Ben . . 89, 10, 164, 165, 176,177, 186 .C- Caldwell, Walter ..... . . . 89 "Calvert, B. C. . . . . . . . 28 Camp, Nancy . . . . . . 103 "Campbell, C. A. . . . . . 213 Campbell, Karen . . . . . 103 Campbell, Herman . . ..... 89 Campbell, Thelma . . . . . . 89, 218 Campbell, John . . . . . . . . 89 Canada, D. L. . . . .103 Cano, Jimmy . . ..... 89 Casey, Myer ..... . . . 89, 179 Cartwright, Roy . . . . . . 1 . . 103 Castillo, Frank . .... . . . 103, 173 Casstevens, Francine . . ..... 103 Cates, Kenneth . . . . . . . . 102, 182 Cagle, Anson . . . . . . . . 89, 177 Cates, Kenneth N. . . . . . 37, 169 Cauiness, Cay .... .... 8 9 Ceruantez, Adrian . . . . . B9 Cervln, Mike .... . . . 89 Chapp, Robert . . . . . 103 Chadwell, Billy . . . . . 90 Chadwell, Bobby . . ..103 Chandler, Robert . . .... 90 Chambers, Bera . . . . . . 36, 163 265 INDEX Name Page Name Page Name Page Chambliss, Jay Lee . . . . 103 Crouch, Linda Ray ..... . . . 105 Dillard, Bobby . . . . . 105 Chandler, Sandy . , , ,, 104 "Crouch, Mrs. Murriel . . . 19 Dillard, Mary . . . . . 105 Chapman, De101-is , , ,.,,' 104 Crowell. Dana . . . ......... 90 Dillard, Maureen . . . . .105 Chapman, Vickie , , , , , 90, 169 Crumley, Adele . . ............ 90 Dodge, Steve , , , , , 105 Chappe11, Ca1v1n , , ,,,, 37, 135 Crump, Lanny . . . . . . 40, 76, 115, 139 Dodson, Ben . . . . . . . 91 Chevez, Domingo , . , ,,,,, 104 Cruttenden, Allen . . . ........ 90 Dodson, Billy . . . , . 42 Chavez, Eva , , , ,,104 Cruz, Martha . . . ...... 90 Dodson, Janet . . . . . . 91, 51 Chavez, Johnny , , , , Q0 Cuellar, Carlos . . . . . 40, 163 Dobbs, John . . . . . . . . . 91 Chase, Karen , , , , 104 Cultra, George . . . ..., 105 Dodson, Wade . . . , . 105, 173 Chavez, Lily , , , , , 90 Cummings, Carole . . ...,.,... 40 Donelson, Don . . . . . 105, 178 Chevez, Patsy , , ,,,,, 104 Curlee, Owen .... ......... 1 05 Doose, Kenneth . . . .. . . 105 Chavez, Thomas , ,,,,,,, 90 Current, David . . . . 105, 175, 178 "Donnell, Miss Marie . . . 197 Chessex-, D01-is , , , , , 37, 59, 190 Curry, Betty . ,........ 40 Dombrosky, Joe . . . , . 91 Cherry, Joe ,,,,, , , , , 104, 145 Curtis Bunny . . . ........, 105 Dove, Linda . . . . . . . . 105 'chessh-e, Capt, B111 , ,,,,, 174 Curtis Lynn . . . . . .. . 90, 87, 160, 188 "Douglas, Mr. C. R. . . .18 Chewning, Wade I , , ,,,, 90, 178 -D- Donell, Dianna .... ..... 9 1 Cheyne, Royce . . .,.. 90, 188 Dacus. Jim - - f 41. 103, 174. 175 Dowell. .laifi - - - - - - 91. 166 Chisolm, Sally . . ,,,,, 104 Dalby, Jim .... . ....... 105, 167 Downey, Mari . . . . . .105 Christian, Jimmie . .... 90 Dalton, Floey . . . .......... 90 DOYIG. Beverly - - - - -105 Christie, Larry , , , , , 104 Damron, Richard . . . . . 90 Drake. Virginia - - - - 42 Clark, Billy . . . .... . .37 Danklefs, Lillian . .... 41 Draper, Nancy . . . . .105 Clark, Dt-:Wayne , , , , , 104, 178 Daniel, Lillie Ann . . ..... 90 Draper, Phoebe - . . . . . . . . 91 Clark, Gene , , , , , , 104 Daniel, Melvena . . . . 185, 173 Dreadin. JCITY - - - - - - - - - - 105 Clark, Hoy , , ,,,,, 37 Daniels, Ronny . . ,,,, 105 Dromgoole, Leo . . ..., 91,160,191 Clark, Janice , , ,,,,, 104 Danley, Charles . . . . . . 105 DuBose, Don .... . . . . . 105, 167 Clark, Phil , . ,,,, 33, 137 Darryl, Gloria . . , , ,41 Duby, Bob . . . . . . . 91, 162 Clark, Tom . . . ....... 90 Darsf, Peggy ---- ---. 4 1 Duke. David - - -------42 Clawson, Diana . . . .... 104, 169 DBVSHPOFY. Eddie - - --f- 105 Duke- .11-'97 - - ----- - - - 43. 10. 213 Clawson, Merle . . . . . 90. 167, 168 Davenport. James - - . . .40. 75 Duhavih. Chester - . - - - - - - 105 Clay, Rolan .... . . 104, 174, 176 Davenport. Russell - - - - -41. 167 Duncan- Alice - - - - - - - - 91 Clayton, Judy . . . . . , , 38, 217 Davidson, Ralph . . ..... 90 Duncan. Ann . . . . . . . 91 Cline, Judy . . . . , ........ 90 Davis, Don . . . ...105 DUIICHII, H3291 . . . . .105 Coats, Martha . . . .... 104, 167, 169 Davis, Donna . ...91 DUUCBH- Roh - - - --91 Coberly, amy. . . . sa, 166, 168, 169 Davis, Duran . . . . . 105 Duhiven. Sharon - . . - 42 Coberly, saith . . . . . 104, 167, 169 Davis. Gayle . . ..-.. 91 Durham- PM - - - - - - - 91 :oem-an, Veda , ,,,,,,,,,,, 90 Davis, Gloria .... . . . 91, 218 Durham. Tanya . ..... . . .42 Cody, Eugene , . ,,,,,,,,,, 104 Davis, Haroldene . . .,... 49 D1-lflll. Sam ---- .-..-.. - 105 Coker, Ruth , , ,381 175, 178, 215 Davis, Patsy , , , ,,,,,,,, 91 Dunsmore, Dean . . . . . . 105, 175, 179 Coleman, Jerry , ,,,,,,,,, 104 Davis, Rgyna , , , ,,,,,, 91, 159 Dllrrett, Carol . . .... . . . . 105 Colvin. .... 42 Coleman, Jack . . Coleman, Susan . . Collard, Philip . . . Collins, Joel . . Collins, Pat ..., Collard, F. G ..... "Collins, Mrs. Mary Colman, Carol , . . Colman, David . . Larry . Compton, Betty . . longer, Darry . . . Conner, Freddie . Cook, Linda . . . .......9O Cook, Marsha . . Cook, Patricia . Cooper, Jerry . . Jortez, Iortez, Felipe . . Manuel . . . Iorwin, Judy .... ....42 Coursey, Wilma Jeanne Iarington, Carol ..... Iowan, Lyn . . - Zowan, Mike . . lox, Jim . . . lox, Jimmie . . lox, Linda . . . lox. Thomas . . Iraghead, Wynona . . . Iraig, D'dee .... Irawford, David .... 'Crawford, Miss Irene Irawford, Philip . . . Iretney, Susan .... . ...39 ....90 ...104 ....90 ......104 ...38,189 . 104, 98, 167, 169 .........104 .....104,l67 ..........9o ...104, 163,173 ...104, 107, 189 .......,.104 .....38,l98 .....l04 .....38 ...38,l67 .....9o ...104 ...104 ...1o4 .......1o5 ........1os ...as,12s,174 .....9o,1s5 ....9o ...39 . .,......, 39 107, 109, 218, 219 Irites, Junior ......... . . 90, 164, 165, 166 39 Irites, Sherri Ann ....... ......... iCrossett, Mrs. Lela . . 'Denotes Faculty 16 ...3O Davis, Robert .... "Davis, R. H. . . Davis, Sarah . . Davis, Shirley . . Davis, Steve . . .. Davis, Sue . . Day, Harry . . Day, Juanel . . Day, Rormie . . . Day, Sandra . . Dean, Dinah . . . Deason, Glen . . Dee, Linda ..... Deeds, Judith Ann . DeGrassi, Bill . . DeGrassi, Dianne . . DeHart, Anna . . . Deinker, Sherry . . Delano, Mike . . "Dengler, Julia . . Denney, Harold . . . Dermey, Robert M. . Dennis, Dale .... Dehasford, Bob . . . Devanney, Louis . . Devanney, Sara . . Dewlen, Mike . . . DeWitt, Larry . . Dibler, Bob . . Dick, Marvin . . Dick, Ronnie . . . . Dickerson, John . . Dickson, Sherry . . Diggs, Billy . . . Diggs, Bobby ..... "Diggs, Oliver .... 'Di1lingham, Miss Faye . . ..17O, 172, 187 ..,.....27 91, 125, 146, 223 ......105,170 ..,..9l ...105,17O .......40 ...9l,l70 .....41 ....9l ...105 ...41 ...91 ...91 ....91 ....91,27 . . . 91, 170, 188 . . . . .41, 176 . . . 91, 167 . . . 105, 179 ....105 ....4l ...105 ...91 ...91 ,..105 ..,.,9l ...l05,l89 ...105 ...91 ...27 ...20 Daye, Freg . . . . Earle, Ellen Sue . . Earthman,,Sandra . . . Eastland, Sherman . Eaton, Charles . . Ecker, Ren'ee . . . Eddleman LaDora . . Edes, W. Melvin . . Edwards, Al . . . . Edwards, Coit . . Edwards, Eldrew . Edwards, James . Edwards, Si . . Edquist, Manuel . Elland, Mike .... Elevario, Mary . . Elgin, Joy Ann . . Elkins, Ann ..... . Elkins, Frank Doss . . Elkins, Phillip . . . Ellis, Gary Don . . Ellis, Karon . Ellis, Ronnie . . Ellis, Paul .... "Elmore, Frank R. . Elo, Jeannine . . . Ely, John ..... . . Ely, Wynona ..... Engelbrecht, Galen . Epperson, Floyd . . Escamilla, Victor . . Essary, Jim .... Evans, Donald . . Eubanks. Shari . . Evans, Kay .... Everheart, Joann . . .......91 ...105 ...43 ...91 ...91 ...91 ...42 ....42 . . . 91,1166 ....91 . ...... ..105 ...........l05 42, 170, 172, 187 ....105 ...4s,169 .......105 ...43, 116,170 ...91, 24, iss ........91 ......1os ..105,179 .....9I ......23 ...91,1B5 ...91,179 ...91,l91 ..105,l89 ..1o5,17s .....91 ..91 ,...91 ......105 .......105 . . 91, 165, 185 INDEX Name Page Name Page Name ' Page Eubanks. Neil . . . . 174, 177 Gee, Tock ....... . . . 106 Hampton, Charlotte . . . . . 49, 170 Everitt, Bobby . . . . .... 106 "Geirsh, Mrs. Pauline , . . 19 Hampton, Nancy . . . . . . . 49, 169 Everts, Sondra ..... ...... 9 1 George, Paul ..... . . 106 Hannsz, Charles . . .... .49 -F- Gibbs, Carolyn . . . . . 92 Hansen, J, W, , , , , . 107 FUFISYI Bill - - - - ' - - - 106, 174 "Gibbs, Mrs. Nan . . . . . 15 Harden, Glenda . . . . . . 107 FBHCIIGF. Bill . . . ..... 106 Gibson, Bobby . . ...... 92 Hardin, Steve .... ..107,178 FBFIBY. Donna - - - '------ 91 Gibson, Jerry . . . . . 47, 154 Harrell, Peggy . . . . . . . 92 Farley, Kathie .... ....-.--- 4 5 Gibson, Jimmy . . .... 106 Hare, Beth . . . . . . . 92 Farnsworth, Royleen . . .... 42, 192, 190 Gibson, Sherry . . . . 106 Hare, Bruce .... . . . . 48 Farr, Anita ..... ....... 1 06 Giddens, Jerry . . . . 106 Hargrave, Bevard . . . . . 92, 84 Farr, Cleta . . . . . .106 Gilbert, Lyla . . .......... 92 Harp, Ross . . . . . . . . .49 Farr, Douglas- - - - - - 106 Giles, Charles . . .......... 106 Harp, W. T. . . . . . . 92, 169 FMT- Jean - - - ---- 45 Gill, Fred .... . . . 92, 93, 167, 168 Harrison, Lynn . . . . . . 48 Farr. Kathie - - - ..-- 45 Gill, Jan . . ...,. .... l 06, 167, 173 Harrison, Norma . . . . . 107 Farrow, Phyllis ..... . . . 106 Gilley, Robert . . . .,........ 92 Harrison, Tom . . . . . . 107 Farrell, John ..... . . . .... 92 Gilstrap, Harry . . . .... 46, 179 Haulman, Penny . . . . . . 107 'Feierabend, Mrs. Minnie . -... IS Girty, Sylvia . . . .... 106 Harvey, Jimmy . . . . . . 107, 176 Ferris. Gl0I'i8 ------- ---- 9 2 Gleason, Billy . : ..... 106 Harvey, Sullen . . .... 107 Ficke, Lynn ....... .... 9 2 Glenn, Stephen .... . . . 106, 176 Hawkins, Mike . . . . . . 92 Field, Sharon Kay . . ..... 45 Glover, Judy . . . ..,...... 106 Hawks, Lillie .... . . . 45, 36 Fields, Diana . . . ..-- 92, 169 Goodwin, Larry . . . . .46, 174, 178 Hawks, Sara Sue . . . . . . 107 Finch, Jerry ...... ..... 1 06, 179 Good, Mary Helen . . . . . 106, 166, 173 Hayes, Robert ,,.. . . . 107 Finch, Richard . ....... . . . 106, 175, 176 Goodwin, Nancy . . ........ 106 "'Haynie, Mrs. Thomas . . . 16 Fincher, Bernice lDaleJ . . ....... 92 Goodman, Larry .... . . . 46, 175, 176 Haynes, Janell .... . . . 92 Fincher, Betty ...... ........ 4 5 Goodman, Margaret . ......., 92 "'Haz1ewood, Miss Sue .... 24 Fincher, John ..... . . . 106, 176 Golden, Doyle .... ....... 4 7 Heaney, Sharon .... . . . 107 Finchum, Mary . . ...... 92 Gonzales, Elida . . . . 106 Hearn, Linda .... . . . . . 92 Fi-HICY. David , , , -,,,, 106 Gonzales, Lucy . . . - . 92 Heath, Danny .... . . . 107, 177 Fischer. Lorena 1 - - - 106. 173 Gordon. Lee . . . . . 92 Heckman, Louis . . . . . . 107 Fisher, Gerry . . ..... 92 Gouldy, Jack . . . . . 92 Hedgecoke, Gary . . . . . 107, 173 FlaCk, Larry . - - --.- 45, 21 Graham, Gail . . . . . . 46 Heller, Linda . . . . . . 107 Flannery, Bob . . . . . 106, 177 Graham, S. T. . . . . 106 Helton, Linda . . . . . . . . . 107 Flannery, Mary ....... .......... 9 2 Grant, Darlene . . . . . . 92 Helton, Phillip . . . . . . . . . . 93 Flecher, Sandra ...... .......... 4 5 Graves, Dwamelle . . . , . 92 Hembree, Carole . . . . . 49, 167, 169 Flinn, Lee . . 45, 72, 108, 159 174, 175, 191, 222 'Graham, Farris . . . , 215 Henderson, Jean . . .... . . . . 49 Floyd, Nancy ....... ............ 1 06 Graves, Trudy . . . . . 106 Hendrickson, Slice . . . . . . . 93 Fly, Jimmy . .......... .... 1 06, 64, 166 Gray, Bobby . . . . . 92 Henley, Larry . . . . . . 93 Fly, Dianne . . . . . 92, 166, 170 Gray, Jackie . . ..... 106 Henning, Mary . . . . . . . 93 Flynt, Martha . . ........ 45 Gray, John . . . . . 92, 176 Henry, Lana . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Ford, Gary . . ...... 92 Gray, Jackie . . .... 106 Henry, Kenneth . . . . . . . . 107, 176 Forrester, Jimmy . . .... 106 Gray, Pearl .... . . 106 Henslee, Tom .... , . 107, 174, 176 Forster, Sharon . . . . . 106, 167 Gray, Wayne . .... . . 107 Herring, Dale . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Foster, Josie .... .... 1 06, 167 Grebe, Robert Earl . . . . 46 Herrington, John . . . . . . . . 93 Foster, Nancy . . ...... ,. . 106 Grebe, Keith . .... . . 107 Hershinger, Donald . . . . 93 Fowler, Gene . . . . . 106, 162, 163 Green, Kay . . . . . 46 Hess, Rita . . . . . . . . . 107 Francher, Bill . ........ 106 Green, Levi . . . . . 92 Hess, Wanda .... . . . . . . . 50 Franks, Ronald . ....... 106 Green. Luther - - - . . 92 Hickman, Bonnie, Vee .... . . . . 93 Fraziar, Harold . . .... 92 Greeson, W, L. . . . . 92 Hickman, Marilyn . . . . . . 93, 55, 164 Frier, Elaine . . . ........ 106 Gregory. Gary - ' ---92 'l-ligley, Mrs. Paul . . . .......19 Frisbie, Saundra . . ......... 106 Griffin, Duey . . ..107 1-lien, Robert ,,,, . . . . 93 Fritchie, Eddie . . . . 106, 107, 189 Griffin, Rodney . . . . . 92 Hill, Jayne . . . . . . . . . 50 Frith, Pat ....... ..... 1 06, 173 Grogan, Gary . . . .... 92 Hilgerg, Judy ,,,, . . . 50, 190 Fritts, Walker . . ...... 106 Grundy, Darylene . . . . 47, 224 Hilgers, Larry , , , . . . . 108 Fry, Charles Max . . . . 46, 139 Gubins, Toris . . . .... 92 Hill, Jammie . . . . . . . . . . 93 Frye, Jack ..... .... 1 O6 Guerrero, Cecilia . . .. 107 Hill, Mary Pat . . ...... . . 108 Fuentes, Gloria . . . . . . 106 Guinn, Martha . . . . . . 92 Hill, Ray . ..... . . . 108, 175, 177 frullwood, Mrs. Revella . ..... 21 Gwyn, Dick - - . - - - -..92 Hillerby, Robert . . . . . . . 108, 177 Fuqua, Gordon James . . . 92, 165 -H- Hill, W. J. . . . . - - - - - - - 51 Hadley, Eldred . .... . . 47, 179 Hite, Paula ....... . . . 93, 167, 169 Gable, Rita .... . . 106, 167 Hagemann, Marilyn . . .... 92 Hobson, Richard . . ....... . . 108 Gamblin, Cathy . . ...... 106 Haight, Vicky .... ' .... 92 Hodge, Jim Bob .... 50, 158, 182, 191 Gamble, Jerry . . ......, 106 Hale, Jerry .... ..... 1 07 Hogland, Larry. . . ......... . . . 50 Gamble, Mike . . . . 92, 164, 167 Hale, Ken .... . . . 107, 169 Helbrock, Gary . . . . . . . 51 Gamblin, Gary . . ......... 46 Haley, Linda . . . .. . 107, 224 Holbrook, Sharon . . . . . 108 Garcia, johnny , , , , , 92, 79, 170 Hall, Delmer . . ........ 47 Holcomb, Delonn . . . . . 93 Gnrcin, Mary , , , ,,,,,, 106 Hall, Dich ..... . . . 92, 171, 172 Holcomb, Dolores Jo . . . . 50 Garcia, Sgndra , , , ,,,,,,,, 106 Hall, Don ....... . . .' ..... 107 Holland, Kathie . . . . . . . . .108 'Gg1l0w3y, Mrs, Charlie ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 8 Hall, Evelyn Meil . . ....... 47 Hollar, Martha Sue . . . . . 108, 169 Gardner, Dale . . . Gardner, Pat .... Garrison, Carolyn . Garrison, Margaret . Garvin, Charlette . . Gatlin, Gayle .... Gaut, Judy ....... 46, 1 Gay, John . . 'Denotes Faculty .46,36, 166,219 ........106 ...106 ..92 1, so, 183, 194, 218 "Hall, Mrs. Vada . . Hallmark, J oy Hamilton, Elwood Jeff . . 'Hamilton, Mrs. Irene . . Hamilton, Johnny .... . Hamilton, Robert . . . . Hamilton, Victor . Hamm, Annelda ..,.20 ..92,169 ....48 ...ZO .. .... ,..92 . . 92, 175,178,188 .. . .......... .92 Holley, Stanley . . . Holmes, Earlene . . . Holt, Judi .... Holtz, Cecil ..... Hooks, William .,.. 'Hogue, Mrs. Norma Holmes, Pauline . . . . . Horton, Cecelia . . . ........93 ...93, 169,170 ........93 .......48 ...l0l,l76 .......2O ...S0,189 .....50 267 INDEX lame Page Name Page Name Page ouseman, Lewis . . . . . 108, 173 Kasishke, Kathy . . . . . 54 Lawton, Rita . . . . . . . . . . 57 ouser, John . . . ..... 108 "Kaye, Mrs. Atlanta . . . 19 Lawrence, Louise . . . . . . . . . . . 57 owell, Bill . . .... 93 Kearny, Jamie . . . . . . 109 Lea, Jim ...... . . . 57, 140, 170 oward, Doug . . . . . 50, 170 Keel, Bobby ..... . . . 109 Ledbetter, Beryl . . . . . . . 109, 179 oward, Jerry . . .... 93 Keeler, Pat ...... . . . 109 Ledbetter, Elaine . ,,,, , . . 94 oward, Jimmy . . . . . . 51 Keever, Ella Louise .... 94 LIeeI Cher-les I I I I I I 1g9I 174 -lowell, C. T .... . . . 25 Keilman, Sharon . . ......... 94 LeeI Roger I I I I I I I I 57 owell, Mrs, Johnnie ..., 19 Keith, David ..... .......... 9 4, 139 LeffewI pat I I IIII 109 owell, Nickie ...... ..... 1 78 Keller, Andy . . . 94, 158, 175, 178 Legg Jane IIII I I I 56 udnell, Roy ..., , . . 174, 179 Kelly, Frank . . . ..... 55, 166, 168 Le,n0nsI jackie I I I I I 109 udgins, Mable . . ....... 51 Kelly. Janice . . . .... 54, 167 LeningI Clonnie I I I I 109 udson, Jaynie . . . . . . 108, 170 Kelly, John . . ....... 94 Lenington, Jerry . . . . 57 uffman, Junette . ,.... 108 Kemp, Billy . . ............ 109 Lester, Barcine . . . . . . . . . 57 ugges, Donna . . ...... 108 Kendall, Allen . . ------'----- 94. 140 Lewis, Don .... . . . . . . 56, 140 nghce. George - . . . - 108. 167 Kendrick. Jody i - 9. 165. 180. 181 Lewis, Patti .... ...... 1 09, 161 iull, T. G ..... ............ 2 6 "Kent, David . . ........... 22,.173 I-IewisI Linda I I I IIIIIIIII I 12I 57 Jmphrey, Clifford ..... . ...... 93, 174, 179 Kendrick, Kay . . . . . . 109, 47 Lewis Tracy IIIII I I QSI MII 125I 223 int, Gordon ....... . . . 108, 101, 127, 173, 223 Kennann, James . . ..... 54 LIindVeyI Dennis I I I IIII I I I I I I I 95 mr. Linde - - . ------...-. 108 Kcnnenn. Sheridan - - - - 109 Lindley, Cynthia Ann . . . . 57, 63, 174, inley, Emma . . ........... 92 Kennedy, Vernon - . . . 109 197I 215-,I 217 inter, Frankie . . ....... 93 Kilgore. Lynda - - ---- 54 Lindley, Sylvia . . ..... ...109 irtado, Ignacio ,.... . . . 108, 176 Kilpatrick, Betty . . . . . 109 LIjIndvnyI Gary I I I I I I I I 109 Kimberlin, Jimmy . . . . 94 LingeI Carol I I I I I I I 95 erra, Cleste ...... . . . . 173 K1ne. Jnnef ---'- - - - 109 Linnen, Jane . . . . . . . . 95 gham, Mike .... , . . 108 K1nncy. B111 - - - -- ' 109 Little, Royce . , . . . . 95, 179 man, Robert Donald . . . . . . 53 K11'bYf Chuck - - --'-- 94 Liston, Jack . . . . . . 109 win, Jerry ....... . . ....... 93 K11'knan1' D1n - - - - - - - 94. 166 Lively, Milton . . . . . .57 Kirkland, Barbara . . . 109 LI10ydI Shirley I I I I I I 58 aeksan, Fred ..... ...2s, 136, 214 Kkklendf 19'eYI- - - - - 94 Locke, Delwood . . ...95 ckson, Dickey . . . .' ..... 108 141111019111 Cnflenm' ' ' - - 109 Lockhart. Shirley - . . - . . . 58 eksdn, Dwight ....... . . . 108, 179 K11Sm9"fIM91'1111 - - - - - 109 Locke. Gary - - - . - - - - - 109 6ks6n, Elizabeth . . ..... ios K1991- R191 ---- - - - 94 Logsdon. Terry 109. 176 mes, Nancy ,... .... 5 3 K1e1nPefer. lerry . . . . - 94 Lekey, Brenda . . . ......95 mieson, Jerry . . ....... 53 Klfgman' Shirley ' ' ' ' 94 Lomax. Gayle - - - - - - 95. 141 miesom Jody I I I I I I ,OSI 173 Knight, Ella Jane . . .... 94 LI00m1sI Lynne I I I I I I 55 speI,I John I I IIIII 108 Knight, Ronn1eI.I. . - - -109 Lora, Gary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .95 sper-I Milford , , , , , I S3 Knowles' Patr1c1a ' ' ' ' 55 Love, 1311166 . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 nkins, Bill ..... ...93 'Koldusf John 111 - -----.- 30 Lovett, Gary . . 56, 63, 175, 186, 216 ennings, Mrs. Sue . .... 25 Koeall. M1146 -... ......--- 9 4 Lovan, Joe . . .............. 109 hnsonI Bin IIIII IIIII 1 08 Kollaer, Jimmie . . . . . . 54, 175, 178 LIOWI Lynn IIII IIII 9 5I 167I 168I 169 hnson, B111 .... .... 4 3,169 Km. Nicky - - - ------- 94 Lucero, Arthur . . ...... 95,169 hnson, David . . .. . . . 108, 177 KN1. B111 ------- - ' - 54- 174 Lucero. Jesie . . . . . . . 109 hnson, David . . . ..... 108 Krewsf Annette - - ------- 94 Lucero, Judy . . . .. . 163, 58 hnson, Eldon . . . . . . 93 K1'11se1'- Sloan ' - - '--- - - 54. 175 Lucero, Neil . . . . . . . . 109 hnson, Happy , , , , , 93 KFUPP. Key - - - . - . 109. 162. 173 Luck, Gary . ..... . . . . . . 109,176 hnson, jim , , , , , 108 KUYSVH. Joe - - . . ..-.--- 54 Luke, Dale ...... . . . . . , . 95 hnson, Joan , , ,,,53 Kyle. Ginger - - 109. 167 Lumpkin, Barbara Ann . . ....5s hnson, johnny . . . . . .53 Lumpkin, Bob . . . . . . . 95 hnston, Jo Jean . . . . . 53 Ladehoff, Diana . . . . . 55 Lusk, Dean . . . . . 95 1m50nI Mack I I I I I I 93 Ladehoff, John . . , , , 109 Luten, Sandy . . . . . 109 nes, Newin , . . . . .93 La Fon Barbara . . . . . 109 Lynn, Billie . . . . .95 hnson, Mike . . .... 93 1-111"01'1. 5116 - - - - - - 94 Lyons, Alan . . . . . . nes, Patsy . . ...... 93 Lefevere. Ken - - --.-54 Lyme, Bruce . . . . . .. .. 110 hnson, Steve . . . . . . 108, 139 Legow, Shirley - - - - - - 50 -M- hnson, Sue , . . . . . . 109 1-3G1'0l19. C011 - - - - - 109. 173 Maberry, Bobby . . . . . . . 110 nes, Suzanne . . . . . 93 1-11G1'01'1e. T01'11mY - ------ 109 Mackey, Betty Lou . . . . . 58 hnson, Virginia . . . . . 53 1-31112. C1l3l'1eS - . . - - - 94. 140 Magee, Frances . . . . . 110 hnston, Jean . . . . . 109 Lelvlerce. M11111919 - ---- 109 Maguire, Mike . . . . . 95 nason, Kim . . . . . 108 Lamb. Earl ---- - - - 193. 94 Mahan, Terry . . . . . 95 nes, Alan ...... ...... 1 09 Lambert. RSV - - - ---- 109 Mahler, Diane . . . . . . 95 ones, Mrs. Betty . . ........ 25 1--'1l11b1'1E111. Sandra - - - - 109 Main, Jerry . . . . . . . 110 1es, Bobby . . . . . . . 109, 174, 176 Lance. Carolyn - Q ----- 94 Major, Susan ..... . . . 110, 103 ies, Carroll . . . ....... 109 Lance. Mn1'11n - - - - - - 60- 173 Major, Tommy . . . . . . . . . . 58 ies, Jimmy .... ...... 1 09 1-once. Margaret - .--- 109 Makeig, Martha . . . . . . . sa, 44, 193 ies, Linda ...., . . . 53 Lennie. Linde ' - - ---- 94 Malone, Judy .... . . . . . . . 95 ones, Mrs. Maybelle . . . 24 1-'11n11eg1'eenf Sfeye ' ' ' ' 59 "'MB101'l6. MTS- 111116 - - - - 20 ies, Sharon .... ............ S 3 1-alle. Kay ---- - -'-- 55 Malone, Sandra .... . . 110 ies, Troy ..... ............. 1 09 1-Une. Thomas - - ---- 109 Mandis, Georgia . . . . . 59 rdah, Danny . 54, 40, 76, 137, 121, Longford. Lowell - . . - . 94. 174 Manley, Linda . . . . . 59 146, 220, 222, 223 Lnnkford. Jock . - - - . 140. 56 Mann, Marsha . . . . . 60 id, Larrie . . ......... 94, 177 Latham. Jack ---- 1 - - 94. 179 Mann, Jim . . . . . . . . .59 id, Peggy . .......... 109 1-Hhhnln. Lawrence - - - 109. 178 Marable, Linda . . . . 110, 173 itice, Judy .... . . . 94 Lefhnrn. Mille - - . ..--- 56 Mareem, Harless . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 Lnrhern. Selly - - - .--94 Mark1ey,Don. ..... ..163,167,110 -K 'Le1Son. W- 0. - . .-26 Marshall, carei . . ..... ...110 .e, Tommy ..... 54, 43, 128, 208, 212, 222 Lawler, Thelma . . . . . 94 May-tjInI Dan I I I I 95 :notes Faculty 5 INDEX Name Page Name Page Name Page Martin, Harriet . . . . . 60 Morland, Bobbie . . ...... 63 McSwain, Charlotte . . . 96 Martin Kay .... ..... M oreland, Danny . . . . . . 110, 176 McSwain, Sharon . . . . . 96 Martin, Maryanne . . . . . 110 Moreau, Jimmy . . .......... 95 McWatters, Rodnie . . , . . . 111 Martin, Raymond . . . . . . 110 Mo Rosce, Joe . . . 62, 116, 160 McWhirter, Gene .... . . . , . . . 111, 176 Martin, Sharon . . . . . 110 Morris, Dale . . ........ 62 McWhorter, Fred ..... . . . . . 165 Martin, Thomas . . ...... 179 Morris, Henry . . . . . 63 -N- Martinez, Nara .... . . . 110, 169 Morris, Jimmy . . . . . 95 Naden, Rex . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 Martinez, Salvador . . .... 110 Morris, Pat .... . . 110 Neal, Linda . . ..... . . 111 Marshall, Nita ...... . . . 60, 190 Morrison, Billy . . . . . 95 Neely, Mike , , . . , 96,l60, 191 Mask, Phyllis . . ........ 95 Morrlsoa, Gorden . . . ..... 174 Neill, Don . . . . . . . . . . . 96 Massey, Sandra . . . ......... 95 Morrison, Sue .... . . . . . 62, 170 Nelson, Jeanette . . . . . 111, 169 Massey, Sheldon . . . . . . 173, 166, 110 Morrison, Tom . . . . . . 62, 162 Nelson, Judy , , . . . . . . 65 'Matherly, Mr. M. L. . . ........ 28 Morrow, Charlotte . . ........ 95 Nelson, Freddie , , . . . 96 'Matherly, Mrs. M.L ..... . . . 185, 20 Morgan, Ann ...... . . . 95, 55, 204 Nepper, Gwen . . . . . 65 Matthew, Carol ..... .... 1 10 Morgan, Frank . . . . . . 110, 167, 169 Neuman, Ruth Ann . . 111 Mathews, Patsy . . ..... 110 Morgan, Peggy . . . ....... 62 Newton, Roger . . . . 111 Mathews, Leon . . . ...... 110 Mortimer, Craig . . . . . 110, 145 Nichols, Billy . . . . . 65 Mathis, Jimmy . . . . . 95, 184 Mott, Richard . . ...... 63 Nickles, Nancy . , . . lll Matlock, James . . Matney, Loy . . Mathey, Rex .... Matney, Roy .... Mayfield, Neva Lou . . vlayhall, Monte .... Meador, Ann .... Meadors, Johnny . . Means, Allen . . Melhus, Kari . . Vlelin, Vicki . . . Melton, Roger . . Merchant, Bryon . . Menedith, Betty . . . Meredith, Judi . . Merrick, Betty . Merriman, Nick . . . Merry, James W. . . Messer, Janice . . Mitz, Rodney . . . Milbum, Lynette . Milford, Raymond . . Milligan, Ronald . . Miller, Billy . . . . Milward, Charles . . Miller, DeWayne . . Miller, Gary . . Miller, Johnnie . . Miller, Katharine . . . Miller, Kathryn . . Miller, Maxine . . . Miller, Nita . . . Miller, Patricia . . Miller, Phillip . . Miller, Vernon . Milton, Harvey . . . Minnick, Ramona . . Minor, Lawrence . . Mitchell, Darlene . . . Mitchell, Pamlin . . Mitchell, Sharron . . . Mlinar, Lynda . . . . . Moad, Mark ........... Mongold, Eldon ..... .... 'Montague, Mrs . Minnibel Mooneyham, Carol ..... Moore, Bobby Nel . Moore, Charles . . . Moore,.Craig . . . . Moore, Eugene . . Moore, Gail . . , Moore, Joann . . . Moore, Laqueta . .....95 ....94,64 ...95,176 ...95,196 .....110 ..6l ...110 ...141 ..61 ......95 ........110 . . 175, 176, 95 . . . .110, 166 ......11O 60, 123, 141, 223 .......61,l80 .....61 ....95 ..6o ,.95 ..61 ...no .....9s ...9s,z4 ....95 .....9s ..110,167 .....9s ....61 ...110 ...110 .....9s ...95,140 ...110 ......61 ........9s ...95,17O,190 ......62 ....110,169 ...62,181,188 ..11o,166 ...95,142 .....19 ...110 .....62 ......11O ...l.10,176 .....9S ...110 ,.95 .. .......... .95 Moore, Leonard ....... ......... . . 95 Moore, Lyndal . . . . .62, 63, 7, 128, 174, 216, 217 'Moore, Mr. Marie ...... .......... 2 3 Moore, Roger . . ..... . . . . . . 95 Moore, Sharon . . 'Denotes Faculty ...95 Mounts, Sharon . . Mullane, James .... Mullane, Margaret . . Mullins, Mullins, Murdock, Muriel . . Murrin, Lou Rhea . . . , Murphy, Dianne . . Murphy, Kaye . . Murphy, Mike . . Mourer,Connie . . Murphy, Wayne . . Kay... .. Frank . . Myrick, Jack . . . . . . Myrick, John . . . . . -Mc McGavoc, Brenda . . . McAdoo, Marian . . . McAvoy, Don . . . McBee, Carey . . . McCaleb, Judy . . . McCaleb, Pete .... . McCafferey, Bobby . . . McCaffree, Delorise . . McCaffree, Lewis . . McCaffree, Robert . . McCaffety, Stan . . . McCarty, James . . McCarty, Jimmy . . McCleskey, Koy . . . McClLu1g, Larry . . . McClure, Gayle . . . McCormick, Melody . . "'McConnaughey, Don . McConnell, Paula . . . McCravey, Nancy . . . McCoun, Jimmy .... 'McCuan, Mrs. Marvin McCullah, Howell . . . . . . McDonald, Ann ........ McDonald, Lynn . . . McDonald, Sue .... McElroy, Dena . . McEwen, Linda . . . NcElyea, Travis . . . McFarland, Richard . McGahan, Tom .... . . . McGee, Randall . . . McHugh, Dennis . . McKay, Kay ..... McKinney, Betty . . McLain, Gail ..... McMahan, Nanda . . . McManus, Carolyn . . McMeans, Nancy . . . McMullen, Jo . . . McNeiland, Ruthy . . McNeill, Janet ..... McPherson, Mariwyn . ....1l0 ...........110 .. ........ .63 63, 72, 174, 182,143 . .......... 110 ...64, 174, 188 .....1lO, 173 .....11O ...64,176 ,...96 . . 96, 174, 178, 179 . ...164 ...64 ...96 ....11O .....110 .. .176, 110 . . . 110, 173 ......96 .....65 ...111 ...110 ...111 .......111 ...96,164,165 ........111 ...65,44,165 ......23 ...111 ...96 . ........ 111 . . ........ 19 ....11l, 166,173 ..64,167,168,217 ...111,167 .....l1l ,...96 ..96,l66,168,169 .....111 ..96,218 .....96 ...96,176 ...6s,192 ....-.96 ...65,39, 185 .......64 ......96 ...111 ...111 Nolan, Eddie . . Norman, Den . . . Norman, Dr., R. B. Norther, James . Norton, Joyce . . Nunley, Pat . . . Nunn Nunn Nunn, Nunn, Nunn, Nunn, Charlotte . Clifford . . . Gene .... Judy . . Mary .... Rickey . . . Nickum, Ronnie . . Oakes, Gary . . . Oakes, Georgette . Oates, Bill ..... . O'Brien, Bill . . O'Brien, Edeana . O'Daniel, Charles Oakes, Pat ...... O'Dell Eddie . . . 0'Deil Jesse . . . Odmeal, Lee . . Odam, Michal . . Ogle, Melvin ..... Okerson, Mary . . Oliver, Frank . . Oliver, Glenda . . Olson, William . . O'Rear, Joyce . . Ornelas, Dan . . . Osborne, Patricia Ott, Dex ....... . . 'Overstreet, Delbert . . Overturf, Bill . Owens, Ann . . . Owen, Bobby . . Owens, Nancy . . Owen, Shari . Pace, Wanda .... Palmer, Charles . Pangle, Chris . .. . . Pantel, Cecelia . Paradowski, Joe . Pate, Tommy . . Parish, Rheba .... Park, Jim . . . Parker, Bill . . Parker, DyAn-n . . Parker, Billy . . Parker, Jim . . Parker, Jimmy . . . Parker, Richard . Parker, Sandra . .. "Parkey, Joe . . "Parkey, lnez . . . . . .6,.1i '. '.'11i,' Q-. -p- ..........96 .........111 18, 12s, 216.217 ..........96 ..111 ..111 ....6e ..66,167 ......111,179 ..........66 171, 173, 208,218 ......111,179 .....111 ...66 ......1l ..67,185 .......66 ...96,17s,176 ....11l,173 ......111 ..112 .......96 ........9e ..1l2,169,173 ........96 .......96 ..112 ...96 ...66 ......112 ........112 ...96,i67,1e9 ........2s .......96 ..112 ..112 ..112 ...96 ..l66,66 ......112 ...173,112 ...112,169 .......1t2 ..........66 ..11z,167,173 .......112 .......96 ...11z,224 .....112 ....9s ,...96 ......96 ...112,173 ....3o ...zs 269 INDEX lame Page Name Page Name Page Parks, Dana . . . . . 96 Pressley, Margaret . . . ..... 113 RiveI'S. Ruth - - - - - - - - 97 ,arks, Karen . . . .... 66 Price, Gary ...... .... 6 9, 36 RIVSFS, Sally - - - - - - - - -72. 207 1arsonsI Annette , .,.. 112 Price, Philip . . . .... 97 Rivers, Wayne . . . .... . . . . . . 97 1ars0nSI By,-on ,,,, . , 112, 176 Prickett, Terry . . . . . 97 Rizopoluos, Andrew . . . . 73, 68, 89, 174 aarS0nsI James I I I I I 112I 176 Prince, Geneva . . . . . . 70 Roach, Nina .... . . . . . . . . . 113 231-501-15I Mike I , ,,,, 112 Pritchard, Garle . . . . . 97 "'Roach, M. L .... . . . . . . . . 23 :an-1e11I Jayne , , , , , , 96' 170 Prichett, Jimmie . , . . . 97 Roberson, Jerry . . . . . . . . . . 98 .paschah James I I I , , , 21, 172 Pritchett, William . . .... 70 Roberson, Sue ..... . . . 73, 170, 171 Jassmorq Ethel I I .." 112 Prgcter, james , , , . . . 113 Roberts, Marshall . . . . , . . . 98, 167 3atriCk, Geneva . . ...... 112 Proffer. Douglas . . . - - - 97 ?0be1'l5- Glfndall - - - - - - ' - - - Datterson. Carol . .. 1 . . 112, 101 PI'0ff9I'. Lyndon - - .... 70 Roberts, Miss aura . . . . . . . . . 72 satte,.sonI Cathy I I '... 112 pr-0kepI john , , .... 97 Roberts, Ronnie ..., ....... . . . :aattersonl Jimmy I .'.- 66 Pryor, Patricia , , . , 97 R0b9I'IS01'l, Kaye .I . . , . . . 113, 23, 189 ?atterson, Margaret . . , . . 112 PFYOF. Portia - ' --" 97 Robfenson' Marty ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 73 Datterson, Ricky . . . . 96 Puckett, 1081111 - - - - - U3 Robfnson' Alice ' ' ' ' ' 73 Darrel-son, shmey . ..,96 Puckett. Peggy - . - - ---' 70 Robeson' E'he,1Y" - ' ---73 :attersom Mary I I I I I 96 pul-v1ne5I 1,01-en ,,,, ,,,, 7 1 Robinson, Merida . . . . . 74 Pattinson, Jacque . . . . 96 'Q' O Eggrfquez' Mary ' ' ' ' ' 152 'Patton, Mrs. Betty ...... 22 Quillin, Eddie ...... . . .7 rfqllell .10 - - - 3 Datton, Janie Lee . ........ 112 QU1.l'le. CCY - ' -'-- - . . . 113 Rodriquez, IPat . . . . . ll Damn, Mark , .... . . . 96, 174, 178 Quisenberry- Bonnie '-'- ' -70- 22 Rogers' Dwlghf - - ' - - - 98 Paul, George . . . .,.. 69, 179 -R- Iliolen- gfinml' ' ' --'- 74- Baul. Linda . - - -H69. 174 Radmsky, Tom . . . . ...... 71 R"5eS'B gb ' ' ' ' '113' '101' 145 Datuk, Beverly . . ........ 112 Radney, Jerry. .. . . .7o, 142 ROSS- If Y -' - ' U3 Daulk. Larry - - - - - 68. 83, 163 Ramisey, Paul .... ..... 1 13 ROSS' Sfl ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' 74 931016, Jessie - - -------- 96 Ramsey, Charles ..... .. . . . 113, 178 oss' a y ' ' ' ' ' ?earson, Lynn . . 'Pecchia, Sam . . . Peck, Ann .... ?eek, Charles . . Pelley, Tommy . .... . 'Penn, Mrs. Betty . Perrin, Lance . . . ?erry, Elaine . . Peters, Robert . . . .. Deterson, Johnny . aeriman, Jane . . . Perkins, Denny . . Jerkins, Jimmie . . Derkins, Robert . . 3eugtt, Dwayne . . Pfanmiller, Bobette Pfeiffer, Augie . . . Pfeiffer, Nancy . . . 'Pflug, Richard . . "Phillips, O. A. . . ?hillips, Arthur . . Phillips, Danette . Dhillips, Judy . . Uhillips, Susan . .. Diskett, Carolyn . . . ?ierce, Linda . . Dierson, Cecil . . ?illers, Elvis . . Dillers, Lyn . . Pipkin, Boo . . . Pipes, Bill . . . Dipes, Sam . . . Pippin, Louis . . 'i.nson, Jackie . . 'itt, Cecil . . . '1tt, Tomi Nell . . . 'o1lock, Martha . . . 'olk, Star . . . Pool, Archie . . lope, Jim ..... 'ope, Starley . . 'otter, Freddie .... lotts, Charles . . 'otts, Don .... 'otts, Jan . . . . lowell, Judy. . . .. .. Pratt, Charles . . . lrater, Mary Helen 'rater, Sharon . . . . 'rescott, Steve . . 'Denotes Faculty 'O ......69 ...194,l6 ....112 ....ll2 ..113,167 .....2s ...113 ......96 ..113,l76 ....,96 ..69 ........96 ...113,l07, 189 ........96 ..113,173 ...69,1-16 .I ...... 113 ...1s6, 199, 201 ......,.l13 . .,........ 69 ............96 97, 64, 111. 164, 190 ........113,173 ..,.97 .,.,96 .....97 ....113,173 ...97,l1, 179 ........113 ...171,172,173 ........ll3 .......69 .......69 .........97 ...97, 169, 218 ..,....27 ...11s,167 ......68,51 ...113,175,176 .......97 .......68 .. . . 113, 176 . . . 68, 179, 217 .......67 . . . 69, 159, 167 "'Ranck, Mrs. Estella . . Rankin, Edward .... "Rankin, Dr. Lynn B. . Rapp, Gary ..... I. Rapp, Harry . . . Rapstine, Jivian . . Rasco, Jerry . . Rasco, Sally . , Ray, Linda , . Ray, Sally . . Rea, Delbert . . Rea, Darrell . . Read, Eloyce . . Read, Michael . . . Reagan, Alicia . . Reagan, Sue . . . Reams, Carrol . . Reasoner, Grover . . Reasoner, Kaye . . Reed, Janet , ....... Reed, Tim ...... .... Reese, Margaret Ann . . Reeves, Jan ........ Reeves, Clint .... . Reid, B111 . . Reid, Jim .... Reid, Tommy . . Reimers, Shirley . Reinert, Len . . . Reiser, Gay ..... . Reno, Karen. . "'Resti.ne, Mrs. Margaret Reyes, Jesse ........... Reynolds, Ella .... .. . . Reynolds, Jimmy . . . Reynolds, Rose . . Rhodes, Jimmy . . Rhynehart, Don . . Rice, Jerry .... Richards, Floyd . . Richards, Melva . . Richardson, David . . . Richardson, Marilyn . . Rickman, Glenn . . . Ridings, Louis . . . Ridner, Carl . . Rlgdon, Ronnie . . Rinehart, Jackie . . Risley, Sue ...... Rittenberry, Jimmy . . . .....,29 ....11s ...za ...113 ....74 ...113 ....7o .....97 .....11s ...113,167 .....7o ...113 ....113 ...71,176 ...113 ..97 ..71 .........97 .........113 ..1l3, 167,173 ......97,169 .........ll3 ......97,2l8 98, 174, 176, 186 . . .71, 142, 143 ........1l3 ..72, 167, 169 .......113 ...113 ....72 ...113 ......2s ...72,187 .,113,l73 ...97,143 ,,..72 ..97 .....97 ......113 ...73,68,84 ......1l3 ...73,137 ...113 ..93 ..97 ...113 ...113 ...113 ...113 ..73 Roy, Raymond . Roy, Sharon . . Ruble, Pam ..... Rudder, Linda ....... Rummerfield, Judith . . Rush, Rush, Rush, Martha .... Ruth . . . . Ted ..... Russell, Darla Diane . . Russell, Dianne .... Russell, Pat .... "Russell, Miss Patricia Rutledge, Scott ..... . . -S Sain, Betty . . .. Sanders, Don . . . .. Samora, Joe .... Samples, Dawson . . Sandel, Gay ..... Sasiedap Richard . . . Satisky, Devera . . . Satterf ield, Delores . "Sauer, Mrs. Gay . . Saunders, Lynn . . . Savage, Donna .... . . Scarborough, Carolyn . Scarbo rough, Janice . . Scarborough, Max . . "Schaefer, Kurt F. . . Schoen, Gerald ..... "Schoen, Mrs. Marion . Schobey, Dale ...... Scott, Brenda . . Scott, Carla . . . Scott, Dorothy . . . Scott, Glenda . . . Scott, Mary . . Scott, Mary . . Scott, Peggy . . . Scroggins, Joe . . . Sears, John . . . Seaton, Jean . . Seewald, Elaine . . "Self, Oscar . . Sellers, Gary . . Serrurier, Rick . . . Settles, Ruth . . Settles, Shirley . . . Seymour, Dick . . Speer, Sallie . . 113 ..........98,87 114, 162, 127, 223 . ......... 98 ...98 .75,40,163,197 .........l14 . ....... 20 . . . 98, 167, 169 ......98 ..98,143 ....114 ..114 ..114 ..Il4 ...74 ...98 ...20 ....98 ..98,170 ....74 ...98 ...75 ...23 ..114 ...21 ..1l4 ..114 ..114 ....74 ...98,169 ....114 ..114 ...74 ...98 ...98 ...74 ...98 ...27 ....98 ..98,176 ......98 ..74,185 ....7S ...78 . ....... '114 Name Page INDEX Name Shakelford, Jerry . . ihaefer, Rurt . . Shaffer, Carolyn Sharp, Pat . . . Shaw, Darlene . Shaw. limmy . . Shaw, Susan . . Shea, Bill . . . Sheehan, Lee . . Shehorn, Robert Shelton, George . . Shelton, Jessie . ihelton, Judy . . lhennum, Mary . Shepard, Ronnie . Sherrill, Jack . ihipman, Donald . . Shores, Shirley . Shoulders, Jerry 'Shows, Miss Adelle 'Shows, Miss Velma Shvey, Jimmy . . Sodes, Troy .... Simerly, Ann . . Simmons. Sharon Simpson, Bobby . . . 114, 47, 116 Sims, Gail . . . . . . 74, 44, 128, 143 ........197 ...114 ...114 ....7e ....98 ....9a .,..144 ...98,179 ....114 , .... 98 114, 167, 169, 171 . . . 114, 176, 175 .......76 ....76 ....77 ....22 ......22 .......114 ..99,175,176 ...,...114 , 158, 163, 174,176,211 . ............... 99 'Sims, Miss Mary K. ..... ..... 1 9, 181 Sims, Margaret .... Singleton, Savannah . Sisneros, Mary . Six, Gaylan . . . Slater, Stewart . . . 17, 164, 165, 188, Small Peggy . . . Staats, Charlene . . Stafford, Sandie . . Stallings, Carol . Stallings, David . ...114 Stallings, Mary Pat . . Smith, Butch .... Smith, Cecil . . . Smith, Charles . Smith, Chuck . Smith, Dale . . . Smith, David .... Smith, Delbert . . Smith, Earl . . . Smith, Gay' . . . Smith, Howard . . . Smith, Hubert . . Smith, Jeanne . . Smith, Kaye . . Smith, Kenneth . . Smith, Linda .... Smith, Mary Lou . 4 Smith Smith Smith Mary .... Mary Sue . . Nancy . . . Smith, Wayne .... Smith, Nelvin . . . Smith, Rex . . . Smith, Ronnie . Smith, Roy . . . Smith, Sandra . Smith, Stewart . Smith, Sudie . . Smith, Terry . . . Solnick, Patti ..... Solomon, Georgene . . Solomon, Richard Solomon, Walter . . . Sorelle, Mark . Sorelle, Sara . . Sparks, Stan . . 'Denotes Faculty ....77 ...114 ..77 .. ............. .99 174, 151, 211, 212 .......164,99 ....79 ..78 ......114 . . . 78, 72, 217 ........99 ......114 .....99 ......99 ...9-9,167 ..114,170 ....114 ....76 .. .114 ...77,179 ...99,143 ......76 ...77,9,31 ....114 ..99 ..77 ...114 ...114 ..77 ..77 ..78 ..77 ..78 ....78 ..,..99 ..114,1B8 ...78,173 ...114,163 ..,..78 ...77,169 ...114 ..........114 . . 99, 87, 170, 143 Speer, Gary . . . . Spencer, David . . . Springman, Carolyn . Spruell, Glenda . . . Spurlock, Carole . . . Stamatic, Mary . . "Stanley, Jim . . Stanton, Nancy . . . Stapp, Sherry . . Stapp, Terry . . Steele, Loretta . . . Steer, Bill .... Stein, Harvey . . . Stevenson, Donna . . Stevens, Shirley . . . Stewart, Kaye .... Stewart, Jeff . . . Stewart, Marlene . . Stitt, Runell .... "'Stober, Duane . . Stone, Cathy . . Stotts, Reba . . Stoup, Gary .... Strange, Chris . . . Strickland, Doris . . Strickland, Kay . . Straughan, Helen .... Strout, Donald .... Sturm, Tommie . . . Sudbury, Marilyn . . Summers, Donald .... Sutton, Jeraldine . . . Sutton, Linda ..... Sutton, Nancy ...... Summers, Ralph .... Swettman, Carolyn . . Swindell, John .,..... Swope, Linda ...... Talbutt, Vernon . . . Tanner, Douglas . . . Tarkington, Larry . . Taylor, Beth . . . Taylor, Leon .... "Taylor, Rupert A. . Taylor, Sandra , .... "Teague, Dalton . . . Tempelmeyer, Linda Ten Eyck, Mary Jane Tenorio, Paul .... Tenorio, Valente .... Terrell, Janie . . . Thomas Bucky . . Thomas David . . . . Thomas Samuel ...... Thomason, Linda . . Thompson, Delores . Thompson, Dorothy . Thompson, Richard . . Thomsen, Jan .... Thomsen, Helga . . . . Thornberry, Gary . . Thornell, Kay .... Thurlow, Gary . . . Tichenor, James . . Tidwell, Dwayne . . . Tiffany, George . . Tilton, Jolene . . Timmons, Sally . . . Tims, Jerry . . . Tinajero, Ignacio . . Tisdale, Marilyn . . . Tolk, Jean ...... . Tomerlin, Anna . . Tomlin, Bobby . . . Towne, Harry . Page Name Page . . . 99, 176 Towne, Rosemary . . ..... . . 115 . . 114 Townsend, Bill ....... . . . 99, 167, 169 , , 114 Townsend, Linda ...., ........ 8 1 ... 99 "Townsend, Mrs. Mary . . . . . . . . . 26 ,,,,,,114 Tarmmel, Bil1y..... ....l15 Travls,Wayne.... ....115,173 , , , 23, 136, 201 Traweek, Curtis . . . ..... . 82, 207 , , , , , , , , 114 Treadway, 1..eeRoy . . . . . . 115, 167, 169 , , , 99 Trevathan, Dale ..... ....... . 81 , , , 78 Triplett, Smiley Ann . . . . . 99 . . . 99 Trogpen,Ray ..... . . . 99 , , 114 Troyell, Morris . . . . . . 82 . . 114 Trussell, Virginia . . . . . 99 . . . . 114 Troyon, Douglas . . . . . 99 , , , , , , 78 Tucker, Barbara . . . . 99 , , , 114, 178 Tucker, Dean . . . . . . . 99 , , , , , , 99 Tucker, Marcella . . . . . 81 ,,,,79 Tucker,Mary.... ...115 , , 114 Tugman, David . ..... 99 ,,,30 Turner, Jake.. ......99 . . . 79 Twmg, Kent .... .... . , . 99, 144 . . . . . 114 -U- ........79 Upchurch,Ha1.. ...115 . . . 20, 31, 197 Unsell, Glenn ....... . . . 99 . . . . 99, 169 -V , , , , , , 99 Van Ausdall, Jackie . . . . . 115 . . . . 80, 190 Vandergriff, Mary Ann . . . . 115 , , , , , 114, 30 Vandiver, Carolyn . . . . . . 115 . . . 99, 167, 170 Vandiver, Virginia . . . . . 82 . . . . . . 114 VanDyke, Carolyn . . . . . 115 . . . 114, 179 Van Noy, Judy . . . . 99 . . . . . 114 VanZandt, Sue . . . , 99 , , , 80, 180 Venable, J. B. . . . . 99 . . . 114, 224 Vanderby, Jill . . . . . 115 , , , 99, 169 Vessels, Pat . . ......... . . 115 . . .99, 115 Vigna, Phyllis ........ .......... . 99 , , , , , , 99 Vi.nyard, Sharon . . . . . . . 99, 7, 43, 121, 128, , , , 80,, 181 208, 210, 218, 220, 221, 222, 223 -W Wacha,Wil1iam ................100,166 81, 75, 170, 176 Wade, Doug ..... . . . 82, 174 Waddill,Mol1y... ....1O0 Waggoner, Bill... ....83 . . . 114 Wagenseller, Tommy . . . . 115 ......27 Walker, Billy.... ....82 . . . 115, 25 Walker, Carol .... . . . 100 . . . . 28 Walker, Gaylor . . . . . . 115 . . 115 Walker, Gary .... . . 100, 174 .......81 Walker, Phyllis . . ...,100 ........115 Wal1ace,Faye.. ...100 . . . 99, 143, 204 Wallis, Earlene . . . . . . 115 .......,99 Ware,Tommy... ...82,142 ......115 Word, Robert... ....115 . . . 115, 173 Ward, Sherrie . . . . . . 83 . . . 115, 176 Warner, Grant . . . .... . . . . . 82 ......99 Warr,Janice..... .........100 . . . . 99 Warren, Marybeth . . . . . . 100, 160, 169 .,,,,.80 Warrington,Dana.. ........117 . ...... 115, 166 Watson, Johnny . . . . . . 100, 175, 176 Weatherly,Beverly.... ........1l6 . 81, 123, 222, 223 Weatherly, Jerry . . ....... 116 . . . . . . . . .115 Weatherall, Jimmy . . . . . 100 ........1l5 Weat1'1ers,Jo Anna.. ...100 . . . . . . . . . 115 Weathers, Stanley . . . . . 176 . 99, 75, 176, 20 Webb, Carolyn . . . . . 100 .........115 Webh,KayMona.. ...116 ....,...99 Webb,Gay..... ...116 ....99 Webb, Randy.. ....l16 . . . 99, 170 Webster, Bob . . . . . . . 82, 144 . . . . 81 Webster, -Peggy . . . . . . . 173 . . 115 Webster, Wanda . . . . . . 82 ....99 Weems, Mark... ...116 . . . 80, 185 Weems, Bob . . . . . 116 . . . . 115 Wells, Jerry . . . . .100 . . 115 Wesbury, Linda . . . . . 100 . . . 81 Wesberry, Diane . . . . . 82 271 INDEX lame Page Name Page Name Page lest, Carol ..... .... 8 3 Williams, Wanda . . . . 100 Wood, james . . . . . . 175, 178, 117 letherbee, Charles . . . . . 179 Wilson, Charlotte . . . . 100 Wood Larry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 lest, Charlotte . . . . . 83 Wilson, Don .... . . . 100 Wood, Lloyd ..... . . . 100, 166, 168, 169 lest, Maxine . . . . . 100 Wilson, Sonya . . . . . 100 Wood, Lou Ann . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 lest, Sue .... . . . 116 'W1lson, H. W ..... . . . 136 Wood, Qullla . . . . . . 100 lester, Donna . . . . . 100 "Wilson, Raymond . .... 27 Wood, Victor . . . . . 100 lheatley, Allen . . . . . 116 Wingate, Louis . . . . . . 100 Woods, Craig . . . . . . . 86 lheatley, Betty . . . .... . . 100 Wineinger, Pat . . . .... 100 Woodall, jerry . . .. . 100, 176 lheeler, Charlie , , . ,,,.,.,, 116 Winters, Charlene . . . 100, 169 Woods, Gene . . . . . . . . . 100 lheeler, Dena .... 83, 51, 188 Wise, Larry ...... . . 100, 192 Woods, Judy . . . . . . 117, 173 lheeler, Donna . . ,,,,.,,, 86 Witcher, Patsy . . . .... 100 Woods, Kim .... . . . . . 117 ll-me, Dwain , , ,,,.,, 116 Witcher, Peggy . . . . . . 100 Woodburn, Phillip . . . . . . 117, 176 lhjte, j, T, , ,,,, 81 Wiegman, Chalmer . . . . .......... 84 Woodson, john . . . . . . . . 86 lhite, Joyce . . .... 84 Williams, Charles . . . ............ 84 Word, Roberta . . .... . . . . . 100 lhite, Alward . . ..... 84 Wilson, Geraldine .... . . . 85, 170, 218, 221 Wofford, David . . . .... . . 117, 173 lhjte' Mary Ann , , , , , , 84, 167 Wilson, Larry . . ............ 85 Womack, Richard . . . . . . 86, 167, 168, 169 lhitehead, Dana . . . . . 169, 173 Williams, jackie . .... 85 Worley, Sharon . . ..... . . . . . . 100 lhllehead, Kaye , , ,,,, 116 Williams, Reba . . ...... 85 Worst, Mike . . ...... . . . 100 lhltehead, Philip . . .... 85 Williamson, Sharron ........ 85 Wright, Clifton . . . . 100 lhltehead, Steve . . . . . 85 Wine, jamie .... . . . 85, 76, 144 Wright, Frances . . . . . 100 Whitehead, Roger , , , , , 100 Wingate, Tom . . . ...... 86 Wrather, Frank . . . . . . . .117 lhiteley. James . . . . . . 116 Witcher, Carla . . . . . 86, 164 Wright, Lloyd ...... . . . . . . . . 117, 176 lhicfield, Hubert . . . . . 116 Witcher, Steve . . . . . . 117 Wright, Peggy ..... . .... . . . . . 117, 173 lhitfield, Linda . . . . . . 116 Witcher, Lee . . . . . . 117 -X-Y-Z- lhittenburg, Anne . . .... 85 Winters, Fred . . , , , 117 Yancey, Homer ...... ..... ..... 1 1 7, 176 lhittington, Gail . . . . . . 116 Wilson, Charles . . , , , 116 Yoakam, Jimmy ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 Whltworth, Mrs. jane . . 86 Wilmeth, Sherry . . , , , 116 Yon, Lee . ...... . . . . 100, 175, 178 vtlbanks, Doris .... . . . 100 Williams, Wyleen . . .... 116 Yon. Torn ---. .. - . . 100, 175. 178 Vilcox, Roylene . . . .... 100 Williamson, jan . . ...... 116 YOI'k, C8l'0le - - - - - - - - 117 Vilcoxson, Norma . . ...... 100 Williams, Virginia . . 169, 116 Y01'k. Helen - - - - - . . 117 Vilder, Pat .... . . . 100, 197 Williams, Robert . . .... 116 YOFK. 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