David Lipscomb High School - Mizpah Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1967 volume:

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C-10111111 1x1:s101' 01111111111011 21 1 T7 U -1w ' Xliw 11111110 X11JlllQHIllk'l'X R1'g1N11 111' 1,11---H' li-.qi A Mrs. Cole, Chaudoin, Davis Stress ArtisticValues Edward Short Speech 211 Leabert Rodgers, Edward Short, and Randall Chaudoin have each taught this year's speech class-4'Sell'-expression in soundf, The ability to express ideas clearly and ellectively was empha- sized since oral communication is so essential in todayls world. The reading ol' poems, delivering of speeches, and debating ol? ideas constituted the learnings ol' the class. Under the guidance ol' Mrs. Betty Cole, the art curriculum was planned to give each student a well-rounded background in art appreciation as well as advancement ol' skills. The first semester consisted ol' water colors, tempera painting, pas- tels, and collages. Each student was required to do research on the dillerent styles ol art through the ages. 'l'he second semester the members ol' the art class worked on individual projects. The mechanical drawing class, directed by Jacky Ray Davis, learned the basic lundamentals ol engineering and dralting. Geometrical con- struction, lettering, and sketching were the main objectives ol' this class. Jacky Ray Davis Mechanical Drawin Inspired by Jacky Ray Davis, the mechanical drawing class eagerly put their compasses to work. Mzlrsllzl Mc'Do11z1lcl combines llaturul ual cnt with lllfl' iIlSll'llK'liOIl IQIYJIH Mrs. C014 in sculpturing. xm. Belly Cole ,Xrt Teachers Edif upils Through Bible Courses B A daily Bible class is on the schedule ol? every student attending Lipscomb. 'l'hese classes pro- vide a complete View of the Bible with the classes studying both the Uld and New 'l'estaments. By the completion ol' the twellth grade. all students should have a thorough knowledge ol' the Scrip- tures. 'l'he sophomores begin a study ol' the Old 'Iles- tament, which extends into their junior year. 'l'heir course ol' study starts with the Creation and continues through the Pentateueh. Hubert Law- ing taught the course this year. t xlunior Bible, taught this year by -limmy Dor- ris. completes the Old Testament with a study of l the Divided Kingdom including the prophets and the judges. During the senior year the students obtain a panoramic View old the New 'l'estament with em- phasis on Christian principles. 'l'aught by Damon Daniel. this course provides an excellent conclusion to previous studies. XVit,h this outstandinv' Bible JroU'ratn the D D l,i iscomb student is most l'ort,unat.e. Not onl f is I - - - he provided with a basic knowledge but also an understanding ol' the Bible which enables him to lire a more meaningful Christian lile. .Xbore lcltz .lunior Bible students find that concentra- tion and notes arc necessary to 1'C'Illl'IlllJl'lk all thc facts. Above right: Httbert l.awing Bible ll Far right: Damon Daniel Bible IV l l hold the attention ol' the seniors. immy Dorris Bible III 22 Right: Damon Daniel's interesting teaching tcclniiqttes NX 'WI' Ken 1'ICz1c1's eighth Miss S1113 Harvick low1111-ju111'11cy5 01 P 1111 1111011 11 Bible 8 Acts. Kenneth Head Biblc 8 Mrs. JO1'C12lIl H2111 Bible 7 Lower Classmen Study Life of Christ a' h liclwarcl Shi Bible I lX'ith the help ol' experieneetl teachers and the icleal classroom situations at Lipseotnb. stuclents' faith ancl linowleclge ol' the l3ible shottltl grow each year il they take atlyantage ol' all the oppor- tunities. 'lhe seventh gratlers stucliecl the eleventh chapter ol llebrews clttring the tnain part of the year. learning about eacih eltaraeter nientionecl in it. Mrs. Jordan Hall tlirecttecl the girls. while Hl1lJLfl'l l.awing taught the boys. 'l'he three eighth gratle Bible classes hail yar- iecl courses ol' stutly. Miss Sue Harvick instruetetl the girls on the subject The Christian Girl, anal Kenneth Heatl taught the boys on the book ol. Acts. Hilbert l.awing also taught a class ol' eighth graclers. lfreshinan stttclents at Lipscomb began the plannecl program which covers the whole Bible in liour years. Despite a change ol' teachers at the seniester. lront liclwarcl Short to Ranclall Chatt- tloin, the lreshnten spent the year stuclying the lour gospels. Clif: s e E ji K tg? tt is 3, . W att Directs Lipscomlzfs Business Department IJOIII' eotttses in business are olletetl by' Dztvitl I.ipsenn1b's business ecluezttion clepztttntent. 'Ihese consist ol' Typing I. 'lypitig II. sliortliziticl. ztncl bookkeeping. All ol these subjects znte taught by Leslie IX'yzttt who recently eontpletetl his tenth yezu' as instt'uc'to1' in the high selinnl business tleluztrttuent, In stuclying 'liyping I. the stutlents beennte lzunilizn' with the tnztehine :intl lezu'n how to use it. 'Iihey also ptztetiee writing yztrinus lornis ol' cintiipnsitintt. Secnncl yezu' stuclents ztequire inure ptztetice. skill. ztntl speecl ut the typewriter. 'liliose who tztlqe sliotthztncl are tztught, by the Citegg systeni to take tlicitgttinn zintl then to trun- scitibe at the typew1'itei'. Iiookkeeping students lezn'n to keep systetnzttit' teumls nl' business ttzuisztetions :intl to ligute ateecituits. llppei' tight: 'I'ypew1'itei's flick :twzty :ls Connie .Xyer Cliecks over het' business letter, Right. ,L f Iiooltkeepitig. Slinrtliztticl. 'Iyping I ztntl II 26 Jw, INK EEE 'MDW Naam lcll: 5l1o1klll'lllclI1clpwlrmplkc-ln'11'crJ11cloral Vllllll In IHISIIK ss .xml isalsrmh1ll:l'lllull0I1 talking no clams Below: l5uol4kcLrpi11g lmrolmlcnls require I4l1Il con c'enlrz1lion lxrmu Sllznron 'l'lmmps0u. Vk 4 n usual DLIJIJIL Rouh 'mls llL'ls L'l'llNL'l' lu an mullwr l11lSl'!I'LL' In I Xlllllg ll claus. Composition oins Literature Studies Guided by capable teachers. English students studied the lives and works ol latnous authors, in an ellort. to beconie latniliar with the intriguing world ol' literature. Under the direction ol Mrs. Ruth Doran, the sophomores pursued their analysis ol' poetry and short stories. The art ol' public speaking and creative writing becanie essential skills. Dennis Loyd, junior instructor, led his classes through the ages of American literature. Lively criticisms stiniulated the juniors to search and develop opinions of their own. Endeavoring to prepare theniselves lor the fu- ture, the seniors improved their essay-writing under the direction ol? Mrs. Martha Riedl. 'lhrough a study ol' English literature under Her- schel Hardaway, the seniors catne to appreciate such works as Sliakespeares Hamlet and Chau- cer's CIm1lm'I11.m'y Tales. .Xborez llerstthel Hardaway English IV Above right: Studying llzzlitts Ctwsftr in sophontore En- glish, Kay Derryberry bectontes laniiliar with Shakespeare. Right: Dennis Loyd chats with Dr. tllilton Hall, guest speaker ol' the Nashville Council ol' 'l'eac'hers of English meeting held in the library in lfebruary. 28 livlmv lcll: .Xnlc-1'ic'1m lilL'l'Lll lmll: A. llunnis Inynl lznglmlm Ill urc- 'IIJIJCZIIB Il1ll'lQlllllQ lo 'umm' loc Dzmicl. . 1 , . liclowi Mm. Irwin Dorxm ICIIQIISII ll N.- ,Www iw? '74 Lyle I,:mki'r linglishl 1'w-11111 Umcle student s work hard lo kc-cm up with Dempsey Sciolbs E11 5 U I I C'Ulll'SC Mrs. A. L. Ricdl English S bf , AUU53? Ms Vlfiimiw 255.329 A - iviiiphii 'wiwiiiiliiiiig ,1 wecggfgzmg ,ixzmnig SEEEEQA-waaf gg ,EQQSEEQ izazifzajgggi -1? -'iemnvhfewtaaixw ,gwsgfii www .- E ,MWSQTBW mm 3,3 Www :am fam mifziifz, wp 2253? wfggfissmw, Mwmgfm Am, wwgggyx ,Wig iisapaqwpqwvgf awgggbwb W, M. pymffew vi Slim! V4W2':'3?P5 -ef kzawfg 1 ,fm Wuxi: 4 mixes H 9 , i:g51E?2Z7 33? M S 55 Sw mg Qi KH S 1-W 2 Y NYSE? M Pa E kb .,.,,.,,.. .A,. Z M 32335 ' ,Y I- . -Q 4 'SW i.5'5i5 5-an..w.x2T5Li1fl.vMwQ'3 Z'Zf N 'Ni W. 0 ,gg Z i- f Q -:xi if'-EEE'E5EE5f5fQ. ,:,EI'i:Efz if Qwiiiiz 2: T11 , 'jfgfggE:e5izQ:::1:s::z:3:3g:g'igE1g:f5,Z:EE:E ,rf 5 1-'2.rzgriri2253255255315-,IEEE'::2E52::3E ' :fi Iii A x, QQ Wi if , wnx L 3 5 I K Q wi? Q '72 W -:1:g::g:.: 1 -F-:K-:': : -a Basic G ar Comprises unior High nglish ln the junior high. at lioundzttion in English is lziirl, pi'epzn'i11g the students lot' the i'equii'enients in high school which will in turn 11t'e11zn'e thent loi' college. Deinpsey Scott, new this yezny wzts in ehatrge of the seventh gtztcle :intl at portion ol' the eighth grzule. His suppleinent to the stztiiclzml K K . . A - 1 grzinnnzn' course was instruction in composition. Mrs. A. I,. Riedl. 21 veterzin teatctheix spicecl the lntinchiuin studying ol' gtiztiniiizni hy introcltteing oral reading to het' eighth grzule section. fillllll 111111 Iliff lung 111 5111111 gztve theni zi taste ol the woilcl of lllCl'2llll1'C. AX recent grztcluztte ot' Dztvirl l1llJSK'0lllll College. Lyle Iiztiiklorcl hrozulenecl the extent ol' ninth grztcle English hy influcling lllCl'2lllll'C. Short sto- l K, K ries, poetry. :incl novels ztll took ztn eqtlztl place with the fznnilizn' grztininzn' book. .Ks the stticlents ztclvzttieecl. the scope ol' their leztrning eontinnecl to hroztclen, htit perliztlms nothing was so inipoitztnt us this lottnclzttion on which ztll else was hztsetl. lfreslniiztii Stellzt Lowe lincls ll roiiiplex sentence is ttfll so hzircl to mltztgrznii ztltet' ztll. Good grztntnizti' hecontes at subject ol' question lot' seventh grxttlc-1's Steve llziines :intl Rhonnlzi Xlktltleii. Denipsei Scott English 7.8 Nli1'1'ors z'cllc'c'l x'z11'i0l1s hinges ol' work in Ho lCc'rm0u1ic's. Sowing is only cmc ol' Llur skills lC2ll'IlCil by 5l'lllOlx lm 1 9 mc Cfollmllisls. l'l'Cpz11'i11g' lor Llle l'llLlll'C, llzl licll Q Holman lczu-ns Lllc proper waxy Lo wt. ll Lzllylc. 2 irls Perfect Fine Arts of Homc-:making l,l'1ll'IllIlQ'lllL' wliys llISlt'Llil ol' thc hows ol honic ccononiics was thc niain goal ol scnioi high school girls as lhcy lJC1'liCL'lCtl lhc KlClll'2llC ails ol scwing ancl cooking this year. l7nllci' thc c'zn'cl'ul silpcrvisioii ol' Bliss Fax' 1 lirown. sluclcnls gainccl cxpcricnfc in opcraling niomlcrn. Zig'-lag sewing niacihincs anml llillllllg' thc s n i linal acicicnls loan o1'clinai'ycl1'css. .X scconnl nnil cionsislccl ol' Lhc preparation ol loocl ancl thc propci service ol thc Various clishes. 'lhc niaslicry ol halaccl pics ancl l1OlllCIIll1ilC rolls XVZIS a basic' l'L'1llIll'ClllClll ol' all aclx'anc'ccl lulurc honicsniakcrs. Girls also cliscnssccl thc csscnlial rules ol' cli- qncllc anal pin into pracilifc their lcarnings as lhcy coniplclcly plannccl ancl scivccl a luncheon. 'l'h slull Q cnioyliiciil of ac'qnii'ing hoinc-making s was also hciglncnccl by thc aclclilion ol' new appliances ancl cclnilnncnl lo cacth lah. Nliss Fay Brown Honn' 1'ii'OllU111lC'S Suni oi' girls cnlox clothing K'UIl5ll'llK'll0ll which L-am'h class slnchcs lflli 'll 1 . f 1 lcasl onv sc'1m'slc'i'. Teachers Bring Foreign Languages to Students Three foreign languages are included in the l1llJSC0llllJ K'lll'1'lC'l1llllIl. Two are inodern ro- inance laiiguages while the other is Classical. Classes in both French Zllltl Spanish are held in the language lab. Here every st11dent has his own separate b0otl1 with Zlll individual tape recorder and earphones. The teaeher's desk, composed ol' a massive switchboard, enables her to listen to a stu- de11t individually or to all i11 unison. lVIuc'h ol' the inaterial, which is rietio11al rather than historif cal, is preseiited by lihns a11d tapes. Latin class presents a striking contrast. XVhile in l'll'CllCl1 and Spanish much ol the emphasis is placed on 1Jl'OllllIlCl2lllOll, all the emphasis is placed on the traiislation in Lating thereliore, there is no need for an audio setup, a11d students meet i11 a regular elassrc1on1. s l lxtins Nlrs. ordan W 'Q-'33 Hall I 1 II 1i1,1v S lllhlll ll Latin , , XVill1 her knowledge 1ll'ql1i1'CCi in Iirsi wzn' K 1 Spanish, Kathy Cook li-ics Lo lrzimlzite il iivwspzipci' licnii Mexico 's. Lcwis 141011011 l, II i Slim-rric Smith cxplzuins ll c'0n1plic'z1ted vvrb 101150 In Lvnn Hr: l'1l'l'Illil claims. 'lim VIXIIOIIIQISOH :llJpc':ll'sli0r1'ificclnl his new iuznslcr :ls xvllylllx illlllllllOIlll'CC CXl'l2lilll5, 'KSolnl!', during 1,111 in xlau C wcck. mcloii in 35 Librar Provides Student Learning Facilities Mrs. A. T. McDowell Librarian No possession can surpass. or even equal a good library. to the lover ol' booksfi VVith over 6,0011 volumes accessihle to l.ipse conih students the riches ol. this shared possession are unending. Organized shelves and the card catalogue speed the process ol' Iinding needed hooks. .Xs li- brarian, Mrs. A. 'lf McDowell aids students in the location ol. research materials plus stiggesting good books lor enjoyable reading. Besides hooks. the library ollers other liacilities lor learning. A listening center containing a tele- vision, stereo. and record player with earphones is available lor use in several phases old work. Une project assutned hy the library this year was placenient of encyclopedias in each classrooni, The quiet atniosphere ol' the library proved a helpful setting to study hall groups under direct- tion ol Nlrs. llohn Giansante. Teachers. as well as students. have agreed the library is helpful in all areas ol study. Mrs. John Ciiansante Study Hall .30 e Reid Street and Milli Hlilson check out Iunior high girls take advantage ol' the liIn':try's the hooks they need lor Il rest-arch wide selection ol good hooks. assignment. Guidance Department Plans Careers for Students htvttft-mt tttmgmttt - , , th .,-. . x x Q tgtgggs . ---,. - A A ggfwgy: g , .:,,: .rg -,.., ' Q 4- 4 -5- ft, K . x' 3 it lun-.,....,, 1, , ,ft ft, xxrw M V V W 5 3251 , E .... fr i ' ' r 5 e an all 44 I A 4 1 1 W i ....... 1 3. ts, . if as-W, farm-1 .5 ..,. , ., it 1 X T A .V ,fs V sz 't f gf I if it .W 1 G - A t R .. .s.,..t,, .,,.m,. get -1 1' , - , K ws ti,..vi,,-as .MM . 'I'he gnitlztnce tlepurtinent ol' David Lipsconth. nntler the tlirecstion ol' Roger Flannery. is cle' signecl to gnitle and counsel stnclents in ways to manage atntl plan their lives :intl careers. 'lhe guitlance progrznn began in the spring ol' lfititl. Although there were no l'z1c't1lt,y nleinhers working permanently in the gniclztnce tlepartinent. Flan- nerv anal Nliss -Ianice Nlontgotnerv jointly eon- tributefl toil. lhe ntain services that the gnitlanee progrznn provitle are orientation. intlivitlnal counseling. group gnitlztnce, inliorination gathering. :intl vora- tional gnitlance. Orientation li2llIlill2ll'ilCS 21 stu- tlent with the school. Intlivitlnztl guitlztncie pro- vitles at ineztns lor the stutlent to work out his larohlenis with the ztitl ol' tl counselor. ln orcler to improve stutlv skills antl explore tkflllblllltllllll :nets frronm ffniclztnce is initizttecl. lnlornrttion 1 1 '73 lm gathering provitles books. pznnphlets. anal tutztf lognes lor college :incl cztreer planning. Yot'ttlional gtntlztnce gntls at stntlent in selecting his career. Q5 st .Xhovei Roger Flatnnerv Gnitlztmt' llonnselor Xhoxe. lell: Ritek lithnontlson listens intentlt zts Roger lflatnnerx explains some iniportztnt l'ztt'ts lllltllll etlntzt- Iltll11llIJl1llllllIlQ'. l,elt: l.lIJNt'UlIllJ5 gllltlllllll' tlepztrttnent ollers lllllfll :ul- x ive lor planning lntnre cztreers. ,.. 71 tt? Q 3- 35 5 MW Wm. 'Bclowt 1.4-z11'l1il1g how to lczzrll is llu' lniggcsl prob in gcrm1cL1'y. .Xbovct lunior Ruth Rum iIClilJL'lx1llCS mer ll dim- l'll1f,gC0lllCU'y problem. 36' Frzmk Ford Algebra: 11 :ilgeliri Mathematics Stresses Independent Thought lVilh Nliss llgiyse Oxerslreel. Miss Qlzinice xl0lllg'0lllCl'y. :incl Flllllli lforil :is guicles. SlllllClllS wislnng lo zuxiuire qreziler lIllllllL'lIlllllC2ll skills nizilqe signilicunl progress in rgnious lielcls ol nizuhenizuies. llnilei the inslruelion ol' Nliss Orerstreel. .Xl- gClJI'2l l sluclenls stuclieml the liunilznnenlzils zunl principles wliieh coinpose the underlying lmzisis lor inore zulrzincecl syslenis ol' inzithenizil ics. lforcl. who lziughl .Xlgeliiti ll. suliplenienlecl his course with ai slualy ol' the principles annl uses ol' the slicle rule. iniporlzinl in the sciences. lhrough 21 unilierl course ol' lilgine anal soliml geometry, Miss Nlonlgoniery prepurecl juniors zniml seniors lor l'llllllAC iiizillieiiiziliuil courses, She also guiclecl innny seniors in 21 conipreliensire slucly ol' ziclrziiicecl nizuh. ll review ol' basic' lzuvs. znicl ll look zu the eoinplex philosophies upon which other courses are lmsecl. Xlioxe: loin nix Dillinqliaun Iincls lhere is anlwuxs soniellnng new I0 leiru in seconil wan- S Nliss lzinice Nlonlgonlery f-Cflllll tix. Allllll IX llell. Nlalsuie sure llllll lnis point ls grwplucl c'orrecllx'. lzul l'.u'Lei' ex plain ls his xllllll IX lioniework ill lhe liogml. Basics Taught in Ir. High ath Mrs. lllztreiice Bttflington W 1-Xritlnnetie 7, b I Sonia fllllllllly. Drttc'illz1 lztrker, zlntl lieth fifllf' clisplzty smiles ol ZIKCOIHA plislinient alter finishing gt six weeks llllllll exztin. '10 lncludecl in the junior high inath lirogrztni this year were lout' courses ol' study. Taught by Mrs. Clarence Bttfhngton, the seventh graders obs tziinecl a stable lounclzttion in ztrithinetiti. The course involvetl at study ol' lrzietioiis, tleeitnztls. ru- tios, and graphs. A more zttlvztncecl Course in ztritlnnetiti was presented to the eighth grzitlers. Xliss Dztyse Over- street instrttetetl one group ol' students while Mrs. Buflfington worked with the others. Two sections ol' the ninth grztcle students took Algebra l uncler Miss Overstreet :intl Mrs. A. l.. Riecll. The reinztining ninth grzulers eoinpletetl at course in bzisie n1z1the1nz1tic's taught by Mrs. lillH:lllgl.OIl. it HM -if wt fu mwwmmp if Ms Mum px 1- w avQ wrwweuvs wmv: Qwmwwe, ,M mmm-W wm,.Mww l,4-Il: Seventh gl'1lCiCl'i lc-ami to lm- llu-ii' li wisely in mixing iuaillu-maiiicul piiulcrs. gf, hill' Him ljguw Ui 91-,U-U-1 lialicu Koslic' sn'zl1'clics lm' ilfl' pencil to uminp .Xlg-CIM-gl I an claus zusigiiiiivlit lin' Bliss cJVUl'Sll'C'Cl. lnln mow: Sex cn I I1 grzuln Nlll x ll IIIIJIIIS 1 llL'l1lH XYZIIHI llll with 1 A ff mlm wllich lllllklx llu' IJVQIIIIIIIIQ ol, Q Q 1 ich clam. Rum Clomlmx PllfSii'2ll limluc lllull Ilxxlnlpullllc xkillw Immvlclc' lun zum! cxclcm lm suqmh g'I'1llIL'l' ,Illlill ,-, Sflllllf Ph sicztl Education Betters Student itness llticler tlie sttpetwisitmii ol' eoztcltes Sue Hzttwicik. Herb bllll'Pl1y.2llltl Russ Combs. tlte pliysiciztl eclus Clllltlll clztsses ollerecl at well-bztlztitcecl progrzttii. llesigtietl to better tlie iiitlivicltutl littiess ol' eztcli sttttletit. the classes proriclecl exercise :ts well as inf strttctioti iii sports :mtl games. llusketbztll zttitl bttttlebztll were two ul' tlie most liolmttlztr games iii wlticli tlie pliysicztl etlttczttimi clztsses pztrticiputetl. illilllgltl by Herb Nlttrpliy. tlie lJrix'er's Etlttczt- tioii clztss. wliicli lizts procltteecl excellent stucleiit tlrirers iii tlie pztst. eotitititiecl to keep its liigli stzttitlztrcls. .X six week sttttly ol' tlrivitig zititl salety lroiit ll text book wus lollcmwerl by at periotl of clrir- ing gttitl gztiitiiig lirstliutitl experience beliiiitl tlie wlieel. Xlttrpliy plztcetl great etttpliztsis oti being at 'klelctisire tlrirerf' 41 .c Herbert Nlllfllllf Nliss Site llatrxitk Plixsicxtl liclttczttimi. llrixt-r's litlttcattimi Plirsicztl litlttctttioii F111' 1'igl1L: F1'z111k Ford Aplxliccl Sciiemze, Pl1ysic's Right: clOIllIJ1'Cl1C11Kll11g pliysim is 11 lzxslx lor :1111o11C, CYCII senior boys. Bclow,1igl1L: lle1'sc'l1Cl lflzirclziwzny Biology WW-w Below: Roger l'Allll1llCl'f Biology . may Va. H lrlll' Riglu: Mis. .X. I.. Rivcll C1l1e111isl1'x' Righi: '1'l1c clisscclion ol' II frog is 11o1 so i1111'ig11i11g Lo .Xli11z1 Daly i11 ll 501:110- more biology class. Science Cffers Variet O Courses to Students l'hys1t-s. cltentistry. ztncl lilologyrmlletecltul,1ps- contb stntlents this yL'2ll'1l yztriety ol' knowledge in the lielcl ol. science. Matter ztncl energy ll'21llSliOl'll12llltlll wats clelyetl into by lfrztnla l fn'cl's physics clztss. Chetnistry cflztsses. taught by Mrs. K. l,. Riecll. openecl the yezn' by learning vztlence cthzn'ts ztnrl the nteeltztnics ol' the slinle rule. lVith this lbttmlzttiott, explomtimt wats tnzule in nnctlezn' ztncl cnigztnic' c'hetnistyt'y. 'lltlaing ftclyzttttztge ol' the ztbunclztnt botanical sznnples on I.lIJSCOllllJlS ciainpus Herschel Harclzt- wzty openecl his srmplicmtore course in biology with 21 stucly ol' trees. An intensive ptnsuit wus then tnzule to ztttztin lanowleclge ol' the ztninlztl liingclrnn. Ir. High Science Marks Major Part of Education lit-low: 'lihe eighth graders have no Lrouhle keeping their ntinds on their studies when it. conies to zt lascinat- ing course in science. -I6 Science is becoming a niost necessary part ol? education since a inajority ol' luture occupations are connected with it. For this reason. David Lipscoinh Junior High presents a science course in all three ol its grades. Russ Conihs taught. lreshnian science this year enipliasizing' physical sciences such as meteorology and electricity. Frank Ford and Ruth vVllll2l1I1S0ll taught the Sth graders covering such topics as electricity, light, sound, energy, and the huinan body. Miss NVillian1son also taught the Tth graders. Above: jimmy Netterville points out the htnnan heart to interested classmates in a junior high science class. I4-Il: Russ llmnlm CLc'm'l':1l 5l'iClli'l' ISL-low: Him Ruth XX'ilIi:nm Sc'ic'llc'c' 7, 8 4 , Lcll: l'r:mk lwml Smiemx' H Ull mm wi' xllllkf fQO0Ll1J2l5lllI'0. amd klc-gm .XIILILISOII IS they my-ixc im' IIHOIIICI' ,X in wuianl muliw. Rllsx f10IIllJS Civics 2 i 5 3 f 2 ji lzlckx' lilly Davis Sociology, l'syc'l1ol0gy l llllCtl 5111105 p1'Cslclc11ls cmm- xnllxc' lm' 'LIIIIUIN NIIIANIHQ ,XIIK'l'l- 1'zlnl1i5lrn'y. ,IN V ' Social. Sciences Probe Man's Past to Future Senior high stutletits loolgetl itito tht- soeizil st-is elites this year uiitler the tlirectioii ol Nlrs, Roh! ert Sztiitlers. Russ Cfoiuhs. :uitl qlztclq' Rzty llzivis. Mrs. Szuulers took stutleiits into the pztst with her .Xtiieriezui tuitl worltl hisiory courses, while Q Coiiihs strove lor hetter citizenship in his tiiiith J grzule tixics clatss, S if Sociology zuul psyc'liolog'y clatsses. taught hy 'J llziris. lorgetl itito the tlepths ol the huiiizui iiiiiitl :mtl eiixiiroiuueiit. .Xclcletl interest was clevelopetl its stutleiits viewecl lihiis :mtl hezirrl guest speakers. klztclgie lirzulliortl. it new lztculty iiieuilaer this yezir. letl the seventh zuitl eighth grzule stutleiits iii their social stutlies progrztiii. The seventh grzule coiiceiitiuttetl oii South :XIllCl'lL'1l zuul leiuiessee. Mrs. Suiitlers zilso lecl :ui iiiteiisive study ol' leiiiiessee history iii the seveiith grzule. Eighth grzttle stucleiits sttuliecl fXiiieric'zui his- tory llroiii Coluiuhus to l'resicleiit qlohiisoii. rs, Robert Sxttuleis .lint lx llrxullio llistory ll. IX' Soi intl Sttulitsf 5 ciztl stutlies 1 50 A love that lasls forever: A frierzrlship imrught can sever, A courage riever failing, Though evil seems jzrevailingg And joyous, racliant living, Made glorious by its giving, A faith strong and emlurirzg, Uhwortlzy tlzorughts olnscuringg Aml eyes for seeing lzeanly In work, in play, in duty, Life ever ohworzl flowing Aml more Ill1'lUIIlIl71l growirigg Love, courage, faith, mul sweetness To malce up life's C07Hf1Jl6'l6YL6SS. Qgtuclent Bennett Shows Abilit In Leading Students C1111 lieiiiiett be0'1111 seiiiiiq 11is 1e1'111 11s 1,i1ms- F3 1, CUll11J'S p1'esit1e11t with t11e opening ol school 111 Septeiiiber. 111 the C11p111'ity ol' lJ1'lfSl41CIll. 111111 presitletl over t11e 5111110111 CIoi111c'i1 meetiiigs 111111 11etec1 215 Cll2lll'Ill2ll1 ol' the l'1'esic1e111's C1o1111tii1 which 1IlCl pe1'iot1ic'1111y wit11 l'1'esit1e11t 1'1111i11s oli the College. He w11s reslmoiisible l'o1' 1'e111'ese11ti11g the st1111e11ts to the public' 111 l11te1111i 111eeti11gs 111111 ot.11e1'p1111ses O1iC'O0lJCl'2ll1fJ11. C1111 11121610 2l1l1lU1llll'CIlIC1ll ol Stiicleiit chlllllfll 11etiVities111111 letl the school 111 the Pletlge ol .X1le- giztnee. He was 111so e111lec1 1113011 to Illlllilj ll Slllily 1111e1 report. to the school 11s 1m111't ol' 21 p1'og1'11111 lor school i111p1'ox'e111e11t spoiisotecl by l'1'i11tiip11l 1321111011 D1111ie1. The c1u21li1ie11tio11s ol' being Piiesiclent ol' t11e Stutlelit Body i11cih111e 12llCl1l. eo111i11e11ce. 111111 the ability to convey well-expiessetl 111e11s. By these st111ic1111'c1s. 1111350011113 was well letl this ye111'. But. C11i1'1's11t'tivities111'e 11ot 1i111ite11 to the tlll- ties ol' the P1'esit1e11t. He wus elecitetl to z1tte11c1 'Ilennessee Boys' 5112116 c1111'i11g the SLlI1l11lC1'O1. 151136. He is 21 111e111be1'o1' the Si'lCl1CCC1lLllJ. the Ho111i1et- ies Club, the PONY EXPRICSS st11l1'. the x'111'sity bzislaetbull te11111. 111111 the 112180152111 lC2lI1l. 52 - f-'W ' 'ew -2 Miss Holland Aetivates Student rganizations Leah Hollantl, eleetecl in May ol' ISP66, servecl as secretary lor the l966-67 stutlent hotly. Her jobs in this position eonsistecl ol' helping plan the years activities, taking ntinutes on Stuclent antl Presiclent's Council meetings, antl reporting the results ol' these meetings to the stuclent hotly through her colunin. Council Notes. in the PONY ICXPRICSS. She also serretl as oflicial hos- tess at school lunctions. Leah was in charge ol, keeping the stutlent hotly organized ancl active. Tlirougli hartl work she has returnecl to the school an excellent. rec-V orcl. As well as perlorniing her cluties as stuclent hotly secretary. Leah servetl as nianaging etlitor ol' the PONY EXPRESS. She was a nletnher ol' the Future rl'eacher's Association. the Home Econom- ics Club, ancl the Science Club. Leah has helrl parts in the class plays ol her junior ancl senior year. ln the annual llCllIlOI1l lYorcll'est she won honorable niention lor her PONY EXPRESS interview with xlohn Seigenthaler. Leah teaches on the primary level at church anal is a camp counselor cluring the sunnner. This year she won a trophy lor her howling skill as part ol her Youth Incorporated activities. X ,113 K j X 17,15 l -'ms Unique Gatherings Unite Student Bod Student Council ellorts to improve school unity resulted in a variety ol' unique student body gatherings. 'llhe initial week of school brought with it a senior high mixer. After a frantic race lor clues in a campus treasure hunt, new laces be- came new lriends over buckets ol. homemade ice cream. On another lall evening Sadie Hawkins Day was celebrated in a rustic one-room schoolhouse. An old fashioned boxsupper ended in the tradi- tional Sadie Hawkins race requiring all girls to hunt down and catch their bachelor companions lor the evening events ol' sack racing. three-legged racing, tug-o'-war, and apple bobbing. Above right: 'l'hree-legged race practice lor Sadie I'Iawk- ins Day turns into a free-lor-all for seniors. Above: Presley Ramsey gloals over discovering the trea- sure at the ice cream party. Right: ln Dogpatch:' surroundings, popular singing still' Baby Ray entertains students at the Sadie Hawkins Day party. 54 .3 wif.- fcfi af fin 2-gy Um if an ,K K Hu av L fb ,..: Siu!! if il fig a C Q- '- has in gall nfs, ta an , Lclcslc 01111111 L'Cll'lJl'lllK'S lllc illllllllg ol lllc ll'C1lSl :rl ilu' Llll lu' c'1'C:ml pu1'tx'. Fumlcr Covcrnmr Frzmk G. Clement Pll1'CI'1l.5 lllll'l'y up and clown Lllc stairs Lo gm to Class speaks Lo ll large and emhusizlstic :ludi- in the Hvc minutes pmvicled during the P'l'O's niglu ill. emic at 1.ilJSi'0lIlbyS 75111 z1nnivcrsz11'y school 1Jl'Ogl'1lIIl. Open House. nnual Pen House Dedicates Buildings XVhen Lipsconih openecl its tloors to pnhlic in- spection lor the sixth titne znnntztlly. it pronclly exhibited its new college Science Bttiltling ztntl Iieeture fXttclit.oritnn. Visitors were gttitletl hy Stnclent Council ntetnhers. who pointecl ont, the tlillerent tlepztrttnents ztncl lztcilities olleretl to l,llJSC0lIllD stnclents. 'Ilhe llltiti-67 l'zn'ent 'l'eztcher Urguiiizzttioti brought parents into contact with the worlcl their children live in thirty-live honrs 21 week. Alter at supper held in the cztleterizt. 21 panel ol' faculty tnetnbers cliscnssecl the prohlents ol' ezteh grztcle, t t t t S t .Xhoxe right: 'I'he Open House crowtl :tnxiottsly znvatits the tlecliczttion ceremony ol' the new science httilcling. Right: On parents' night Dempsey Scott explztins the linglish cttrricttltnn to pztrents ol' ,junior high stnclents. op Group, Soprano Spark Campus Shows CD11 Oclobci' Zlllll.ll1Cl,Cll.Cl'IllCll paicl21l'clui'11 visit to ,Xlumiii .-Xiiclilorium. 'llbcy wcrc wcl- ciomcrl by Bobby Pbillips. Piicsiclciil ol' llic Siu- l clciii liocly. loiiy lllll2ll21.xIlIIl lilic. ziiicl Bob liiif gCll1l1Illl compose Lbc CYCI'-PO1Jlll2l1' group. 'llicy were cniliusiasliczxlly rcccivcrl by Lipscioinb. .Xltcr lbc 1JCl'l.Ol'lI12llll'C. many SlllclClllS WCIII back- slagc lflolllllill2H1l,0gl'1llJl1S. Dorolliy liirslcli. 21 lcacliiig .aX111c1'ic:z1ii sopituio. appcziical ak l,ipScomb on l:ClJl'll2ll'y fiicl. Slic bas sung lczuliiig roles wilb opera compzmics tlirougli- oui Lbc woilil. Hui' progmiii miigcml liom llic op- urzilic Caro Solve by llaliclcl lo sucb ballzuls as Uliciiiixclxy xlOUl1L2llllSiJllg.H xll'0IJOlll2lll Opcizi sian' liorolbi liiimlcii ix wclcoii bx l,l'L'5lllClIl :mil Nlix. lilllllils lol' lic-iwoim-1'l on Vllllllllls. clicncc IJ1ll'llK'll7llli0ll zlclmls llll cxim boost lo llic Nlltfixsx ol lbcLQ1lci'lm'l1spc1'lol'mz111c'1', ywwk ,,,.4f Uilh their unicluc- slxhf ol singing. lhn' l.c'1lc1'iiic'ii C'!llL'I'l2lilI on Klllllllllx , 1 - R ilph Lmcix XYSNI-'IX' lJl'lihUllllliIf. lu-lim PONY IQXPRIQSS 'lihci l,cllc'1'1nci1 liixligill hulh sl :II inunlncis lm' Nlzulclux, Szilh Ullixt' :xml Clliil l3l'I1llCll inlcr- high sulmol qnml umllc-gs blllliblllh iicn. with ihvii' lM'l'iiUl'll12llllii'. 512 Above: Gerald Jerkins, David Collins, Bill Slaggs, Gary -Icrkins, and Sharon Sau- clers ac:c:o111pany singing star Ray xY2llliLTl' in a prog1'a1u allcr chapel. Right lJ1'. Llharles Helvcy, NAS.-X advisor, brouglu an CllllglllCllll1g and liwly 2lSSl'IlllJly program as llc permittecl Lhc sulclents to ask any qucstions aboul Llmc U. S. space progranl. 60 Activity Periods Link Education,Amuscmcnt lfltlucation plus enteitlaiinnent was the theme ol' many progranis ol' the Davicl Lipscomb High School activity periocls. 'l'he programs presentecl alter chapel each clay inclutletl everytliing l'i'oni a lecture by 21 German pi'oI'essoi' ol nuclear aeronautics to a singing ini- pmvenient course conclucttccl by talentecl Ray 'XValltet. Other prograins incluclecl hilarious skits given by the cheerleaders anal the Pep Club. National competition lor Miss Bobbie Brooks was a source ol' a wcll t'Ol1tlllt'lCtl fashion show given late in Marcli. .Xhoxt-: Cllieerlt-:inlet Sara Ramsay presents 'tgoltlenn lll'llIIl5llt'li5 to David Lollins lor his excellent lDOOSllllg ol school spirit al all lmskethall gaincs, Xhovt' lelt: lht' theory ol jet propulsion is explznnetl hy .joe llIll'lSIll1lll,tlll'L't'I0l'0liNXSX space Lll'lllOllSl,l'2lllOIl. lmlt: Slutlenls show lllCll'll5ll1ll elillltlslalslli at the Yilliltlll 1lIltlUllt'll llllllltlltlllx1ltllVllN lJl'Ugl'2llll5. 61 Three ne-Act Plays Presented By Senior High During the Iirst weeks ol the school year the attention of the Student Body was locused on a presentation of three one-act plays-one by each of the senior high classes. The sophomore class pre- sented a soap-opera coinedy by Robert Anderson, entitled The Gold Mines at -Iereniiah Flats. The Breaking of Bread, a touching drania set in Civil War days, by YVillia1n Watsoii was given by the junior class. The senior class presented a light coniedy ol niischiel' by John Murray entitled Like Mother Used to Make. The junior class was given the award for the best production. Senior Brenda Balleu was nained Best Actress, and junior Charles Ottinger Was announced Best Actor. XX'hilc judging the National Baking Contest, Prudence Prunewhip, played by Becky Sniitli, swoons at the sight ol' quinces. Sophomore lXlarc'ia Corley gazes up with adoration at her hero, Buzz Rader. 62 O 1325 gs A S? iii linizigecl seniors, 1516111111 Bzzllcu :ns Tillie 111111 Libby H055 zu lime. 5l1o1vc1' Lllc insulting C'llL'li, Neil Rl1oz1cls,wi1l1 llr1111'. Vill11i11 l71':111L l'llll'l'Cll is Uloilr-cl 11g'z1i11 by 5l1c1'iII' Dzivicl 5l1ClJllCl'Cl i11 lllC bO1Jll0ll101'C 111'o1l11c:1io11. luis lIc111'1 Slznggs 111111 clllllLS C 1 1 ' ,lllllgl'l' C IlYV1l!'llCll first plzlfcv lol' IllClI' cl1':1111:111C Iam' lr L1A'1y:1l ol Tho lilflllillli ol lil'l'ZlKl.H 1,3 .Xlter her clcath, Hcttx liillingslcv as Emily XVebb takes her placgb among thc dead ol' Giovcfs Clor- HCVS. Right: XVhilc gazing at thc moon, Kim llacikson as Ct-orgc Clihhs cliscussc-S thc rclationsliilm hctwecti CLi'ov0i s Cloi'iic1's and thc uiiivcmc with his sister RCl7CC'ii2l, Kathy lifylllll. Below: XX'hilc stagc hancls Sam Framc: and YVaym: ilqllllflllllll change thc sct- ting, thc Stage Manager explains the transition lor thc auclieiirc. 5 , Q wif WW, ,mx llll now: Dcal lllSlUl'lllll, Scott Haxt,c'1'. lcam cilo5C1' to clciwtancl Stage Manager llllll'llCy Stcvclis, Right: 'l'hu Stage lxlllllllgii' llll1'04.llll'C5 tht- Ylvebbs am thc Ciihhs at lJ1'Clllil.1lSL as they lllfglll llIlUlllL'I' lyllliilll clay 3, 223 ' e 5 if 5555 -Qi sa 5. Wilder's 6 ur Town' Staged B juniors lurncy Sttryctis. llctty Billingslcy. antl liini larkson licltl lcatlinq roles in tlic junior class clra- tnatici protlurtion ol' Our 'l'ozun. Prcscntctl Norctiilicr ll. l2, Um' 'l'rm'n was tlt-scrilactl lay its autlior. 'lliornton XVilclt'r as an atttfnipt to lintl a yaluc almoyc all pricft' lor tlic stnallcst cycnts in our tlaily lilcf' Stcycns playccl tlic Stag-Q Nlanagcr. a tliaractcr usccl by lViltlcr to explain lD21Ckg'I'0lIINl ancl action ol tlic play. Nliss liillingslcy portrayctl liniily XYcblm, a young girl upon wliosc lilc tlic story is tjcntcrccl. Alackson llSSllIllCtl tlic lcacling nialc rolc as Gcorgc Gibbs. Our 'l'r1wn was cliiclly concerned with daily lilc in Ciroycrs Corners. New Hznnpsliirc. As tlic action progrcssccl. liunian relations were rcyealctl as Clcorgc antl liniily lcll in loyc. tnarrictl. antl lfniily tlit-tl. Otlicr niajor c'liarzuitcrs wcrc llayicl XYaynit'l4 antl Slicrry Brown as Nlr. antl Nlrs. Hlcbln, antl Stcyc xvlllSL'Ill1lllll antl -loy Nltnlccn as Dr. ancl Nlrs. Ciilalis. ni Below: The King, 1hOl'll'llyCCl hy lltlll ok, cxhilmits to gxllllll ll lute 111't'ix' 'Ulf 1'cl11wz1y. 1Xl10ve: l'11Lsy Smith 11s xxllllil l,COll0XfVCllS 1111cl her sou Louis lJl2lyL'Cl by Hill Lokcy 111'e z1p1111llccl ill their 1'cc'cptio11 i11 Si11111 lil'0l1l thc K1'11l11l1o111tf. l'll'I1lC Stewztrt. Right: Nlvlinclzt .XllklCl'50l1, sttttlcht cli- 1'ecto1', z1111l lJll'Cl'lOl' lflcrscltel H2ll'll2lXN'2l? signal lfot' thc cli111111i11g ol' thc lights 111111 the opc11it1g11c't ol' thc play begins. 66 ,MMR Seniors Close Season with 'The King and I' ntl lo sonic' xi play is thc bright stzigt' lights. to I t 4 icrs it lSll1ClOllg'l1Olll'S spciit IllCIIl0l'lfl!lg liiics but to thc clziss ol' '67 it will 2llXV2iyS hc thc voicic ol D i1'cm'tm'. Hcrscthcl Harclztwziy with thc wtmls Okay. now lct's try that liiic zigziiiif' 'llhis wats lhc play, set in the l8titl's. tells ol' ai witlowccl ltiigl rhilclrcii ol thc King. Bcsitlcs tlcziliiig with thc is- ll1ClxlIlg1ll1tll, stics olsl1tx'c1'y :mtl pcrsoiizil rights. this livcly lllll sic 'zil presents ll plczi lm' liumzin titiclcistztmlitig. 'isliwoiiizm who coiiics to Siam to tcztch thy l wh... .iw-..v....,,,.,,, W. 2 W. 2 'EE 1 5 .f V i- :V 4 , fl RE ls 'F l 1 , all liclitz Vicki Puttcr its lately Vllllillllg sings with thc royal wives that luimy NVQ-stein shr xc-s hrtiisc ziiitl pinch llixl' little Lows. Below: liiiiily Iluliiismi its 'ltiptim 1111'- ts hvi' hzillct. uslllllll House ol' lfticile mums to thc King iii hopes hc will liivlllll' his crticlty in St'lJ2lI'2iI1llL1' het' lmiii lllfl' low-t'. t bf Xnna rushes in to stop the King from whipping Tuptini as he exclaiius, Afl ani strong King, strongii' 6 8 Miss Smith, Ronnie Cool Ronnie Cook was east as the King, and Patsy Smith was cast as Anna Leonowens. Neil Rhoads and Eniily Johnson held the roles ol' Lun Tha and Tuptini, the hopeless lovers. Lady Thiang, the Kingys favorite wile, and the Kralahonie, the chiel' minister, were played by Vicki Porter and Ernie Stewart . A east of lorty-nine seniors rounded out the play as Wives, dancers, and servants. Younger brothers and sisters of the seniors portrayed the royal children. Lyle Lanklord was the musical di- rector, and Sally Duke supplied the accompani- ment. Above: All heads are bowed in finial respect to the dead King as Anna weeps over his body and his successor, Prince Clhululongkorn, played by -Ieil Finley, prepares to become the new nionarch. Above left: Musical Director Lyle Lanklord hopefully watches a rehearsal ol' the ballet. scene. Portra Anna, King in Senior Musical .Xlmoxe right: limilg .lolumm au Tuprim. :mal Nail Rlmzuls 219 Llllllilil IIICCI scf crclly in the IJ1lllli'L'g2ll'llCll lo plan tlwir csrzlpc from Siam. Right CL. 'II Sz111l'm'nl :mal llznrry i'i2lHk'f auxin Imwcll Nloslcy in illliillillg thi' win lu' 1iK'SiQlli'1i for A l'l1c' King :mal I. Wmww' Miss Deese Earns Valedictory with 98 8 Sue.-Xnn lleese. with zin average ol' 98.8. eurnecl the honor ol? vzileclietoriun ol the ISNS7 grziclimting elzlss. A stuclenl zu Lipseoinb lor I3 years. Sueknn has clistinguishecl hersell' in niziny areas. Serving :is this year's eclitor ol' the MIZP,-KH, she is zilso zu nieinber ol' the stuclent eouneil :incl the Presi' clent's Council. She is 21 ineniber ol' the Science Club ancl the Pep Club. Since 21 soplioniore. Suei-Xnn has been Z1 nieniber ol' the Aeucleniie Council, serving as secretary ol' the eouneil her sophomore year. As ll junior. she was eleclecl Nlost Representative :incl as a senior was eleelecl llest Personality of the senior superlzitives. Dranizities has been one ol' Sue.fXnn's niziin in- terests during high sehool. She was stuclent clireci- tor of her sophomore class play. The Nlouse- tiupfl The next year she assuniecl the lezlcl role ol' the junior elzlss play. -lane Eyre. She also zip- pezirecl in the senior niusieal. The King zincl l. 70 Miss Hobbs Achieves lVit,l1 an average ol' fl8.l, Doris Hobbs aeliieved tlie lronor ol' graduating Salutatorian ol' tlie lfltiti-ti7 senior class. Doris bas been at Lilisconib lor eleven years. and lias proved liersell' outstanding as an indusf trious student. As a result ol' her hard work aca- detnifally. slie was selected as Nlost Intellectual by ber t'lass1nat,es. and because ol' ber labors on tlie larin and in tlie Region V 'Basketball 'l'ourna- ment slie was also txliosen as Hardest XVorker. Doris bas been a inernber ol' the .'XC2ltlCllllC Council since ber soplioniore year. Slie is also a meniber ol' tlie l,l'CSlKlCl1l'S Council. Doris was one ol' the girls wbo helped origi- nate tlie girls track teain at Lipscoinb. Besides running as a bobby, Doris enjoys riding and ear- ing lor liorses. playing the piano. and collecting lour-leal' Clovers. Doris plans to teatili alter slle graduates from college at Lipscoinb. Honor of Salutatorian Mrs. XVcsl, thc 1-z1l'cLe1'iz1 111:111- 2lgC1', scolcls her poocllc, -Izucnm. who thinks he should be 111- lowcd lo call in thc luuclmroom. The lilJl'2ll'y provialcn many SOIIITCS for lcisure time llll study hours. 72 Student Life ProvidesWide Range of Activities Stttcleut life tzuigecl lrom the everyday sharp- ening ol' pencils to the l'ot't11ality ol. class bzutclttets. liztch clay cotitzlitietl ziti utilimitecl zunotttitt ol' vu- tiety lot' every stutletit. l'lXl.l'2lClll'l'iCllllll' activities were etitliusiztsticztlly plzuilietl zuicl cztrriecl out. Lipscomb provided iuany social zlclvzititagcs such :ts plays. outstzmcling speakers, eutiertztimuent, :incl other opportttuities. 'l'he Cliristiati llllI10SlJllCl'C uml teztchitig left. its iuzitk ou eztch stuclelit as they ztttemptccl to grow :ts Christ clicl. it Wt 2 lf' iff S I.elit: Robert Chilcltess, lill7SCOlIllB'S Illtlsl I'1lithl'tll clents. by sweeping snow oll' thc walk. Below left: lonesy. the lrientlly fllllllllls police- man is perllzlps the lllwsl lillllllllll' latte ou the FZIIIIIDIIS. Below: Williztm Vztuglin learns the Inu-cl wzti th it llomewotk must he clone. naw: stall' member. continues to serve lriencls. the Sill- Right: XVz1yne Hznnniontree leads the singing as pant of his responsibilities in directing Hall Devo- tional. Above: A period ol' worship begins als students 1'CVC1'Clllly listen to CLod's X'V0l'll being tend in Clhzlpel. Right: Itls now winterls dzxyf say Lipscomb students us they enter chapel. 74 Chapel, Hall Devotion Renew Spiritual Life Held in an atmosphere conducive to worship, chapel services were designed to give guidance lor proper spiritual growth. 'lllirougliout the year, oversight of these services was divided among male faculty members. Before the ringing ol' the first bell each morn- ing, all students paused in the lialls of the second Iloor to participate in a lew moments oli devotion. Under the direction ol' lVayne Hzunmontree. the songs, prayers, and scriptures read provided an in- spirational beginning to the day. Male students assisted and girls enthusiastically joined in the at- tempt tio worship God and gain spiritual guidance lor the day. Students take time out lol worship pe- riod at llall Devotional. Senior boys talk over matters ol' the dar with at young preaclicr. lfrank .lonts X7 Right: Lee Mztdciux. Leah llollzmtl, Dennis Loyd. Sully Duke, Szmdrzt Tziylor, :tml Tur- uey Stevens leave for New York City to ut- lcml the CISPA .l0lll'Il2l1iSlll workslmp :it Clo- lumhizi l'11ix'c'r5ity. M .Xhovez llcrh Murphv :mtl his 7th grziclc plivsiczil etlucaition class loud up for at trip to Coslllopcilitzm Hezilth Studio, I Right: Both boys :tml girls rziisity hziskethzill tezims show spirit and Q thusigism :ns they prepare to luzive for Deczitur, Georgia. 76 Educational Trips Taken b School Groups Y211'lOllS school groups. 'l'he varsity bull Lenin welll to Decatur, Georgia. ,-Xt, Arnolcl lfiigiiieer- ing iii 'llullzihoiiizr the science cluh visilecl Zl wiiicl Luiiiiel. The mecliziiiical clrziwiiig classes visiiecl vV21IIlSCl', Slewzirl, zmcl Vaughn, Inc., in Nashville. where they observed the use ol' clrzilliiig in clye pronhictioii. Represeniutives oli the MIZIPXII zuicl PONY EXPRESS ziuremlecl workshops in New York City and Memphis during the school year. .Xborez lframk lforml cliefks the IJ2l5hL'llQ,l'l' list lor ll scieiice trip lo the .Xriiolcl lin- giiieering Clenler. .Xlnore lelli lIlieei'le:lclL'l's Vicki Porter :incl llsmice Xifllillllllll clecoranle the Ixus lor Lhe Nlilslzlngs' slzmipeile lo l,i'l'1lllIl'. CLeorgi:l. I During the year. several trips were lzikeii by K Ronnie Hunter Elected Bachelor of Ugliness Right: Virki Porter and Ronnie Ilunter exhibit representative qualities as raps:- ble students. 7 S Ronnie Hunter. Bachelor ol Ugliness lor 12166-67. has proved by his outstanding leadership that he deserves the highest honor given by Lips- eonib students. Ronnie was president ol' his lreshnian and sophomore classes and viee-president ol' his junior class. By aeelaniation. he was nanied president ol' the senior class. Ronnie's niain interests have been Centered around the sports in which he has participated. He has lettered in basketball three years and was eo-captain ol' the teani during his senior year. He was also at nieniber of the golf team. In addition to serving ably on the Presidents Council for three years, Ronnie was voted Best .Xll Round in the Senior Superlatives. By his var- ied talents and skills proved so fapably, Ronnie has earned the distinction ol' Bachelor oii Ugli- ness. 3 Miss Porter Selected As Ideal Representative Yi1'14i 1'11111'1'. 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The Student Council plus the two highest 2lC2l- deniieally ol' the three clzisses composed the Presi- dent's Council, 'lihis council niet with the Presi- dent to discuss high school prohlenis. 2 Student Council. Seated: l,e:ih Holland, Nlilu Rfell. Inteer. Standing: 1.ee Nlzlddux, Cllitl' Bennett. Ronnie tlzinire Nlcllonztld, Suei-Xnn Deese, und Nlzirilyun Mc- Hunter. Cllnrk Collins, :uid 'l'urne5 Stevens. 82 1'1'1?si111-111K SIlIl1l'lI1 Clo11111'i1. Cll111'kwis1': Mz11'i1y1111 P1'1'si111'11t .Xl1ll'IlS clllly l'1111iz1s, C1111 l11'1111ell. S116 X11'1IllC1'1', 1411111 .X1111 D111111111. 8:1111 1711141-. 151111 XIII! Ilecxc. 131111111111 l3:11lC11. 51152111 Ri11i11g's. f111ll'1x ul . ,. . . . , . . .. , . l11lllh. Xmas O11111g1'1'. N1l1ll 121011, .llllllilx N11- f1011lllx. 1111111-1 511-x1'11s. R1m111111- 1111111113 111111 A1113 1J1111z1111. 1,1-1111 l11m11:11111, l'1'i111'111:11 13111111111 1D1ll11l'1. X1l'x1L'1'l1. 11111101 High 51111115111 1l1m11111'i1. 501111-112 f111ll1'l'1l. R111111x' S11-wz11'1. 1,1ll1IlY llruicr. J D Sllll ll1'1111J111'1f. 1116111111 lm1111111'3. F1'1111Li1' ID2lX1l1 Finlrm. 13111111 CLz11'1'1'11. 111111 111111011 1Xl1Il Xlauo. 111111 1iz1111'11 141-111: 5111111111113 011112 11111 111l1y10l'. .I:111C1,1'1' 13ll1'1Oll. 810111 Lankford Directs Chorus Through Busy Year Direct 1ll,1.CH- ti1111 is 111' 11111- 1111 111111111- tunce to 1311111 r1iCIl1l71C 211111 liriiie SICKVHIAI1 during re- 11CZll'Sil1. 84 '1'hc pc1'1'c1it 1J1C11K11IIg 111' 311 voices into 11311110- 11i1111s 1ih111'11s was thc 1'11111l11i1'z1tc11 task 111 1,y1t' 1,1111111'111'11. new 11i1'1r1't1111 111' the Dz11'i11 1,i11s1i1111111 High 811111111 C11111'11s. .'h10I1g with the line z1c1'11111- 1381111110111 111 1.0121 S11l11JC1'l. the 1ih111'11s z11'11ie1't'11 g1'tfz1t heights. c111UYl1S II1C1Il1JCl'S th1'1111g1111111 thc ycan' 1011 Zl busy 1i1c 1t1111sisting 111' l'C11Cll1'S2l1S. 111'11g1'z1111s. 211111 t1i11s. Several 111'11g1'z1111s were given 1111' 1,i11sc1111111 st1111e11l,s i11 the high s1th11111 211141 college. Other l11'11g1'11111s were given 211, 1'z11'i1111s s1'h11111s 211111 :'111111i11cs. 111 1'1i111z1x the year. the 1:11111'11s 1111111111 seve1'z11 cities i11 XVcst Y11C11I1'CSSCC. 1221011 1Jl'0g1'2llll 1i11ns1stc11 111 ll SC1CC11OIl 111 spirit- 11z11 songs. s1f11111z11' s1111gs. 2lllt1 show tunes. .x1JfJYC: '112l1C1l1CL1 1,0111 5111119011 serves 1 1111: z11'1'1111111z111ist 1111' the 1'h111'11s. .X1111x'1- right: Ihc 11111 111 Slllglllg is 1111 111' Nlllltf 1101111011 111111 Sully 11ll1iC. Right: 111114 11111'111'1' 111111 M1111 XYi1s 111111 :1 1it'i'll een' is 11ss1'11t1111 1l1I' II 111-111-11 111cn11. 'Hu' lflfiti-tif Cllmrm. lfmlll low: lbllllllll flkllllllbll, limily Iolnmm. Clmmic' llanrris. I.2ll'lXf Nluss, Roclncy fhlxlllll. Nc-il Rlmzuls. 'l'1':u'is Irwin. 'link llm'11c1'. Klan-ilynn Nlclulcc-1'. :xml Nanny Iicnnclt, Svcoml row: .Xml1'L'al Hoya-, Suc'.X11n Dvcsc, Susan Riclings. lic-Ill Clzmnzm. lfrnie Slcwzlrl. Clllzlrlcs ffllillgtlll fIL'lIl'f' Slanggs. .loc Nlllflllllll. Sully Uukv. Ruth .Xllll Ihlllfilll. :mal Nlilli XX'ilscm. llzlcxk row: lic-vcrly xXl'IgIIl. HIZIIIIIKL' NlcDrmznIcl. Calmlc' fulllglem 1.5111-111' Clxnmzlllzul. xlfilillllil ,Xllclm-1'sm1. Dam XYillizum. SIL'- IJIIVII fllll'1lW2lf. klulm 'IACIIIIJILZ Xxvllflll' lI:um11mm'c'c'. Doris Hobbs. hmumimlzn Rolx-rlw. Clomlic- .X5c'1'. :mal 1311-mlzl liznllcu. N lwlc lmlklurd IjlI'K'lll7I' Si' s l i , l Above: Sully Duke and Leah Hol- land nmrk the date for the next edition of the PONY EXPRESS. Below: A. Dennis Loyd Adviser .Xbovez .luck Pzlrkcx' and Sllllllfll VIALIYIOI' draw page layouts lOl' Llu' next issue oll the PONY EXPRESS. Below: 'l1lll'IlCy Stevens, Mike rl'llOlll2l5Oll. and Roy Bishop look over ll ctzlrtoon lo be used in the PONY EXPRESS. 'Pon Express' Gains National, State Awards National awarcls: :xlln'xlllCl'lCllll. Metlalist. and .Xtnericana were again given to the PONY IQX- PRICSS this year. 'l'he task ol' maintaining these honors was given to Lee Matltlux etlitor-in-chiel. Dennis Loycl. lacitlty aclriser. linishecl his eighth year in l.ipscon1lJ publications with the announcenient ol' his translier to the college linglish IJCIJLIYIIIICIII. llainperetl by the lack ol' luntls. the awartl- winning stall. pulilishetl ten papers. one ol. which inacle the public announceinent ol' the H368 loot- liall lC2Illl. Interesting pictures anal cartoons atltlecl variety lor the reatlers. .X stall that totaletl lil choice iournalists gate their talents to obtain the three top national awartls ancl the lennessee Superior rating. 'llhe paper was the only one in the Unitecl States in its class to win the Metlalist rating lroni the Colinnliia Scholastic Press .-Xssociation. l he xeai is as chniaxetl with a stall tlinner anal the appointment ol' Herschel llartlawax' as the new l'at't1ltyatlx'isor lor the next year. Stall ineniliers. Lynnette Carnahan. Clary -lerkins, Larry Keaton. lieth llarnian. and Nlarilyn Roberts work on Mmm.: lgdimr 11,0 Hmplllx I,mw,d hix nmlilx in ium then' Ullllflch lm' IPC lmI7C'1', nalisin by winning another Nletlalist awartl Ianrl '.Xll .Xnierican lor the PONY ICXPRIQSS. Below: PONY PQXPRICSS stall' nietnliers llecky Smith lletty llillingsley. Cllill llennett. and .los NlcNleengatl1tt arotnntl lor work. 31152 f6Y2iHSiE:V:X?37 1' .i ww 3 ' .fa f-f .. ,klmovez Susan Rulings gives Vicki Porter antl lliani lieaueliainp coin' to he typetl. Below: Yaleclirtorian Sur-.Xnn lleese acltls the eclitorshi ol' the MIXIFXH to her list ol at'liiereinents. Right: Reitl Street anal XX'ilson liuiton work on layo ol the class sertions. i 88 Custom, Work Hold Standards on Yearbook .Xceortliiig to tratlition anal hartl work. llaritl Lipseoinln lligh School continues to procluce an excellent picture ol' the school year through its yearbook the MIZITXH. 'lhis year is no exception. Poetry lacing a major part ol' her thenie. eclitor-in-ehiel' Sue.-Xnn Deese has proretl her ability in clepivting this year in school in a very unique hut. lainiliar way, 'llhe stall' consisting ol' seniors Vicki Porter. Dianne lieauehainp. llblllllillllil Roberts. antl Reicl Street. juniors Susan Rulings. XVilson llur- ton. antl Kllll 4l21CliSUl1,SOIJll0lIlOl'CS Nina Ottinger ancl Buzz Racler. provetl to he quite an assistance antl aitl to SuegXnn. Wlork lmegan at the start ol' the year with the drawing ancl creating ol' the layouts, .X clelinite emphasis on photograpliy ancl rroppiiig aclcletl a tlillerent look to the total appearaiire. 'l'he attrae- tire cover ancl organization ol' the hook gave a little ol' unity antl style. liveryone can reatlily see the tinte anal elllort put lorth to create an ellerl ire antl realistic picture old the high school in this years NllZl',-Xl l. 2 X. Dc-unix Loyal xxllYihl'l' '.l','Xll slull lncmlmcrs Buff incl' :mul Ninn fjllillgL'lk go mc-1' pimlurcs lm' llu' yczarlmuok. Kim hlllfkxllll, Cllillll' ul thc- ISP68 NIIZPAII. wrilm outlines with help iyI'OIll lxnumimlzn Rubcrls. N S! Language Clubs Give Activities, Donations 'l'his year's Spanish Club began their activities with a taco party. 'llheir sponsor, Mrs. Alan K erns, was the hostess at this lestive event. Later in the year, they enjoyecl a clelicious nieal ol? Mex- ican lootl at a Spanish restaurant. This club gen- erously clonatetl Spanish recorcls to the school. The lirst activity ol the French Club was the presentation ol' a lairy tale in chapel. The French teacher, Mrs. Lewis Doran, presicles at their nionthly nieetings as luture events are alis- cussetl. This years plans of the French Club in- cluclecl French week, dinner at a French restaur- ant. and a gilt ol' recordings. 'llhe Latin Club is sponsorecl by Mrs. llortlan Hall. 'l'he major event ol' the year is Latin week beginning with a slave auction. One clay the slaves are clressecl according to their niasters' wishes, ancl all week they are given nienial tasks. Latin week conclutles with a Roman banquet lol- lowetl by a Kangaroo Court. f N i Beverly XX'right as Snow XVhite awakens lroni a nap to liiul hersell' surrountletl by seven clwarls in the French skit. 90 Paula Heinlitte, secretary ol. the Latin Llub. cltscusses plans lor Latin slave weela with president. Frank Harrell. Harding llall ponies alive with freaks and hoboes ts the lreshnian Latin stuclents beconie slaves to the up classnien. ti! 4 M. L4-l'l: SlJ2llli5ll Club SCCTCLLIIQ llclcslc Clolcmm lczlvcs Hznrcling Hull ZIIICI' plzmning ll llilfly M 5110118011 Mm. .xlllll Kc-rm. Below: SCt'l'L'l2ll'Y :mal l'1'csiclcn1, of Fl'Clll'l1 Cllulm 1 Debbie Nlulonc :md Shcl'l'x' Smith, luke LILIYIH 1 lilgt' ol ll Sllflllg clay U1 gm mlm? Slllllylllg dom 1 Club Sponsors Helpful Home Demonstrations The Home Economics Club. under the lead- ership ol' Pzusy Smith ztnd Szmdrzt Taylor, pro- vided its members with helplul deinonstrzttions und entertainment. Early this year, the elub invited zi representat- tiye ol the Nashville Gets Conipiiny to giye at detn- onstrzition ol' the eotupziny's products. Nlembers ol' the club helped to dress the models lor the Bobbie Brooks liztshion show, given in the spring. 'l'he grzuid linzile ol' the yezu' was il mzilae-up demonstirzttion. Four senior girls were mztde up completely by two women who were cgtpzible ol' expertly applying make-up. Holiday Magic, the new eostnetie used, proved to be popular with the girls. Alter the demonstration reliresh- ments were provided by the home economies class. Xboye: Sztndrzt Tztylor, seciretziry ol' the Home lic. Club, demonstrzttes booking techniques :ts the liettv Clroclael' l'lOIIlClll2llUfll.H Right: Pzttsy Smith combines model- ing with her duties .ts president ol thc- Home l',f'OIlOIllli'S Cilub. 92 Year pens Many Doors for FTA Members l'C1Y1llg 1119 1'1ll1J 11111 15 llll CX1'1l1l1g' 010111 1111 1-111 It 1011015 1.1115 1111l'1JL'l' 211111 1711111111 L11111112111. 111 1110 yC2l1' 111' 111117 11121111 11111115 111110 110011 1111011011 111 111011111015 111' 1110 1 '1',-X. '1111L'Y 111111 1110 1 111J1J01'1l111111' 10 1J211'11C11J211L' 111 Y211'1Lf11 lll'11Y11,1C5 211111 1111110 111Cl1' 211311111 1111 l11Cl1' 1l11l11'C 1'211'001'5. Ill 1110 1111111110 111' 1110 10111. 1110 1021011015 were 1111515 111 1110 S1l1'1'Oll1I111I1g 5111111115 211 1110 1111.11 011111011- 111111. 211 W111011 11121111 111 1110 1 '1'1X 111CI111JC1'S 110111011 111' 5011'111g CO11'CC 211111 111111g11111115 111 1110 QIICSIS. 1105110 Xvyzlll. 51111115111 111' 1110 1 '11'fX, W215 ll g1'0211, 110111 111 111C1111JC1AS 111 111011 1J1'041CC1S. c1116 111 1110 1J1'U.1CC1S XVZIS 111 110111 1110 0101110111211'y 501111111 1021011- 015 111 1110 111111'11111g5. 11115 1JI'U11CCl 11215 111111011 511110581-111 111 1110 ll1Clll1JC11S 211111 111 111211111' 10111'110r5. 14121011 YCZII' 111e1'0 15 21 511110 1'1111v011111111 1111 1110 1'1ll1l11'C '1'0211i1101'5 1-X55110121111111 011111 lIlCl1l1JC11S. 11115 1'C2l1' 1w11 211101111011 1111111g W1111 1110 511111151111 KJIIC 111' 1110 11121111 1111-10011105 111' 1110 F'1fX was 111 1110112110 1110 1110111136118 111 110 g111111 1C2lC1lC1'S 111 11111 51101011 111 1110 011111111g YCZIYS. 13415 .X11111'0: 1111111 1ll1'lll111'1'N 1111 11011 111111111111 211111 1111111110 1111110 111101111 2111 191.1 1110011 lllg 111 1111111 1110 g111ll113S 211'11Xll1CS. 1,0112 F2111211' 1'111111115. 111051110111 111 1 '1'.X, 211111 1101111 5lIlll11. 1111111:1111011l:11'1:111. 11155 11155 11111110 21111111105 111 1110 111111. 93 Right: Nllkc PlVll0Il1llSOIl, vivo prcsimleul ol' llu' Sikllfllfl' Kllulm looks owl' ' 2 ' - V: ' Sl'lClN'C l':1i1'. Below: Ruth .Mm llumnn selects the mice sllc will lm' lol ll1'l' soil-1100 Ib1'0.lCi'l on roclclll I1lCl2llJOll5l1I. 91' .1wg5NmuW7fg3grf X ,al b pufasfvf 0 w3,,,fm, ef 1 x 5lA,4W.l, :ff avian ,rf ff2'1P'4'fl' e,'6m'v, 'Xu 1 Xxx 2' xi Lf X. ,f xi xx ,, Mn, fp , 3 4 mmf, mf ,,, , s,,,w.m 'f f 'an- www A X mlb M- iff .-ww-W-'ff ,. t. , ti ,Xen W' Ploiawlfl gvlmbn - ,ua M' lil' wmiu .. wffffhl I a..w,., ' We -, aw... -jk, 5 l Xehwf f..u.x-,mi 4.1 .1- ,,. , M M.. . .., P. 1 vs-..,rnn 7' ui rv 4 Ad 'U' 4s rpf haw: 'mm .-,,- V e ,- -we ...f- .44 -,.,v-fm.. 3 Students Feel Impact of Science Club Oll llOIll1C CIICVQ ln early November, the Science Club went to 21 workshop in Knoxville. Perhaps the tnost out- stzuuling lezuure ol' this trip was ll lecture given y by ll scientist lrotu Unk Ridge. Another trip wats to lullzthoutgt to the fXrnoltl Research Center. lleceniber was 21 big uiouth lor the club :intl the stutlent botly. One week Zl spokesntztn lor the Nzitionztl .Xeronztutics ztncl Space .Xtlniinistrzttion gave ll tlenionstrzitiou on niet rocket propulsion. Un the lollowing week. Dr. 'lf Charles Helvey helcl ll question :intl zutswer periocl on space travel. 'lhe Science Club rountletl out the year with at , science lztir in March with Nlilae lhoniztson :intl ja Scott Baxter taking top honors. 1 Xbove: lohu lil'Y2llll serxecl :ts presitlent ol' the seuiot high Science Club. llc-low: Dr. XY. li. Hunt tlenionstrzttes the ellect ol' sountl wtxes on gases :tt St ieuce Club tuetubers eagerly look on. lelt' Sciente Club tueiubers litul the greenhouse at point ol' interest when xisitiug the new Science liuilclittg' in the college. 'li hh Xhove: Library workers eagerly ' total their hours in library ser- xlce and club participation. hrary Ciluh. ight: As President ol' t Ray Clrouch takes in active part in niaintaini 96 rary order. he 1,1- Library Club Provides oluntary Services Although snialler than in previous years, the library club continued to provide voluntary serv- ices to the school including earding, shelving, and niending of books, the operation ol' audio-visual equipnient, and maintenance ol' the library. Lead by its ollicers Ray Crouch, president: Joe Maynard, vice-president: and Cathy Schmidt, secretary, the club promoted interest in library science and books in general. The goal of the club was to provide an effective library lor student use. Mrs. A. T. McDowell, club sponsor and high school librarian. helped the officers to plan and co-ordinate the various activities held by the club. These activities included a spaghetti supper, a dinner, and the annual spring luncheon. At the luncheon, the ollicers and outstanding inernhers were given pins. i l F L Aims for 'Influential Transactions' Above: Hubert Lawing, who has been the N.F.I.. sponsor for four years, shows his debate teani how to present an affirmative case. Below: Charles Ottinger, president, and Betty Billings- ley, secretary of the N.F.I,., discuss categories in which they will take part during the next forensic meet. Speeches are veritable transactions in the huinan connnonwealthg in fact, very gravely in- fluential transactions. So spoke the nineteenth century philosopher Hegel. Throughout this school year, nieinbers of Lipsconibis chapter of the National Forensic League furthered their experience and skill in the art of effective connnunication. Members were given a chance to earn speak- ing points in interscholastic competition and thereby obtain varied degrees according to their total nunrber of points. Outstanding events of the year included a nieet at Maplewood High School in which NFL inenibers took four first places. Vicki Porter stresses a point while debating in the inter- class forensics tournament. 97 Pep Club Inspires Student-Pla er Enthusiasm 'l'hc pritnztry purpose ol thc Varsity Pct: Cluh is to protnotc school spirit. but this ycztr. spirit hccztnic 21 by-procluctt which stctnniccl lirotn the joy ol' zicconiplishnicnt. .Ns thc forty nictnbers workccl on prokiccts such as thc 'Pcp Cluh Kickoff, or signs lor thc 18th District ztncl Rcgion V tourna- tncnts, they cliscovcrctl tztlcnt ztncl originality with- in thctnsclvcs. Hlhcthcr it was crcztting op 2ll'l signs Iirotn spillccl paint, singing songs coniposccl lor thc club. lJCTiOl'll1ll10W in at skit. or liztiwiiiiw' 21 F7 O F! guy proliision ol Yztlcntincs, ull clliorts wcrc cetr- rictl out with cnthttsiztstn ztntl it iccling ol' unity. lngcnuity, loyalty, tztlcnt, hztrcl work anal lcllow- ship-zill strc crystztlilccl into thc hlue :incl golcl pins cltth nictnhcrs wcztr. t .Xhovci 'lihc Pep cilllll zticlecl thc i'llCL'l'lC2lllCl'5 in creztting unique signs lot' nlorztlc hoostcrs. .Xhovc right: -Ittnic ulztrrctt. :ts prt-sidcnt ol thc Pc-ln Cllnh, kcpt it :tn :tctivc ztncl prosperotts orgztnifzttion. t Right: Pop Clluh cnthusiztsts sing onc ol thc songs writ- tcn hx Shztron Sztnclcrs iilll'lllf thc scztson kickoll. 1 N 98 . , . ,-.3 . lfll: llu- llfllXlIlC5 ul Llmc Xzlrslly C-xrls Icp Lluh III c'luclC clvcm'1ali11g' thu lmlls iormpcc'iz1l CILIBB :Incl mmnic Sclow: Nlcmlyera ol. IIIC Pell Club llililll unc ol' Illc' mzmx sigma whim I1 rlcc'rn':zlccl the llzzllx hclorc- lmanll gznmw. V i I 100 For when the One Great Scorer comes To write against your name, He writes-not that you won or lost- But how you played the game. Grautland Rice ports X irsily lizlskcllmll 'llC2lIl1. linccling: lirnic Smith, Clmr, , Slmub, Doug XX'z1lLon, Chip Arnolcl, Lee Mayo, :md l 'znync Yllllllllllllll. Slilllfllllgl Cllill Bennett., Ronuin llllCl', Mark Gingles, Paul COIIIIJIOH, YllCl'1'y Hull, Pres- lev Rzunscy, :xml Clozlclm lflcrlm Murphy. lllglllj Prcslcy Rznmcy steals gulollmcr bull lrom 'l'.l'.S. l 11' riglu: Doug XV:llLon soars to l2lliC Ll l'L'lJOllIKl in llmc A .l5..X. clzlslm :ls Prcslcy Ramsey wzllfllcs. I ll' lull: Paul cl0llIIJLUll lmmvcs llc is unc ol Lllc lacsl :ls I he lights for :1 relnouml :against 'l'.l .S. 102 Mustmgs Determined Despite Poor Record The Mustangs Ui' lfititi-157 can surely he cealletl lighters, even though the 1'et'rn'tl they emnpiletl YVZIS NUI YCTY TIIIIJTCSSTYC. In the opening game on Xoveinhei' 29. the Mustanffs Jla fetl a TQIIIIC that was tv mieal ol the D ve Y entire season. :Xlthougli Tl S prevailecl 59-56 the LTIDSUOIIITJ boys fought, back until the encl. The XVest game was the traclitiotlal see-saw battle with the arch-1'ival Bhte xlays. hut a despera- tion shot at the buzzer lellecl the Mustangs 43-42. The next outing was the niost eiicottragilig ol' the young season. fXl'ter a close first hall' the boys wallopeci Cohn 75-54. NIIRX antl Franklin then tlownetl the Lips- eonib hzlsketballers to linish the Iirst hall' ol' the season slmwing a niere I-8 1'ec'tn'cl. The Nlustangs startetl the new year ull. right by nipping Peabody in a piessttre-packet! hallga 67-153. Alter I,ipsemnb hail tlmppetl 8-point tletisions to East anal TPS, Cohn again tell in the lace ol' a Mustang cilia1'ge5t1-47. IUC 5 J Superior Effort Heads Dismal Basketball Season 56. ..... TPS .59 63 . ...Mt Aluliet ... .. 70 '12 .. ...Ylfest .,... .. -'13 75 . . . .Cohn . . . 51 76. . . . . .Peabody . . . Sl 83 .... . . .North . . . . 03 60... HMB.-X .78 68. .. ...Franklin ... . 75 67 . . , . .Peabody . . . . . 63 66 . . . . East . . . .,,, 65 63... .... TPS ..... ...7l 54. . . . . .Cohn ,...., . . M17 69 ... . ..Mt. -luliet ... . .77 58 .... . Uhlligl ...... , .lil 53 .... ..., R yan ..... . . .87 45 .... .... Y 'Vest ..,., . . . . . .50 47 . . .... Decatur, Ga. .... , . . .88 87 ..., . .Russellville, Ky. . . , , . .01 66 ... .... East ..,... ... ...65 53 .... . . .Overton . . . .98 741 .... ..,. R yan . . . l02 Ronnie Hunter seems to be flying against MBA. 104 In the wake ol' the Homecoming spirit, the Mustangs almost pulled ollf a major upset on Janu- ary 27. However, MBA ekecl out 61-58 victory in spite ol' the Iirecl-up ellort by the Lipscomb team. After a heavy Mustang loss to Ryan, VVest in- vaclecl MeQ,uiclcly Gymnasium lor the last time ancl survivecl a 50-45 contest. On February l l, Lipscomb traveled to Atlanta only to enclure an 88--17 beating at the hands ol' Decatur. Russellville proviclecl a very exciting game on Valentines Day, but toppecl the Mustangs ill-87. The last victory of the year was a big one over East 66-05, lecl by co-captains Presley Ramsey ancl Ronnie Hunter. The season encled with punishing battles against Overton ancl Ryan and a 20-point loss to eventual Region V champ North in the opening tournament game. lirnie Smith and Ronnie Hunter anxiously await Presley Ramsey's next move. Herb Nlurphy Ykl1'5iIY Clozlcll Rwhl: lC1'l'f lluil lakes on T.I'.S. nlomf lx lglll5lOl'lh1ll2llli1lllJOl'lllIlll'Cl70llIll1. Coodlettsville . 1 B-Team Displays Desire, Promise For Next Year Coached by Jacky R. Davis, the B-team began the year by electing 'l'om Wliit,lieltl and Frank Bennett eo-captains. 'l'he other starting positions were lilled by Chris l'ardue, lfteddy NValker, and Steve Temple. In their opening game the Mustangs lell to Goodlettsville. Belore winning the game against Cohn, the team also bowed to East and Glenclill. Antioch edged out a hve point win, lollowed by a two point loss to MBA. Freddy Walker took high scoring lionors lor the MBA game. Others losses were to Peabody, North, and Ryan. The Mustangs won their second game by upsetting East 46-44. Alter losing the next few games, the Mustangs battled Russellville to the very end only to liall 50-48. In the tournament opener, the team was beaten by East by a score ol' 37-29. The team was led in scoring this year by co- captain Frank Bennett. Although the season was not as successful as it could have been in wins and losses, the year proved to be valuable experience for luture var- sity players. Above: A lost ball is grabbed by Freddy XValkt'r. Right: Clark Collins puts out that extra ellort to make his goal. H16 C-lentltll ., liast . Cohn . . Peabody . , North . M BA . . Peabody , . Antioch , Cohn , liast MBA , , . Glenclill' . Ryan ..., Ryan ,,...,. . , . Russellville East . , All 171 A15 til 70 ti-I 65 56 flfl flfl Al-I till 58 63 50 fi 7 li-FI'c'znn. Knee-ling: David Siu-pliercl, David clliilig. Slove l3rz1dl'orml, Clark Collins, Frcdcly XYz1lkc1'. Tom XVhitHclcl 'lqC1IllJiC,c,ill'i5P2ll'lillC.YINOINIIIY1JillillQil2llIl.lllld lunurs Flilllk licnncll. Frzmk Hzu'rc'Il, 'lim NI2lCllillX, Buff l'i2lllSl. Slllllllillgl Bob SWillllL'y, ,Xssislznm fiilillfili .jack Raider, :mal Com-li .funky Ray Davis. Almovc: Frzmk lic-mlcll works his way Lo thc lmskcl lol' Iwo more Billhlklllg points. Right: In pcrlccl position lom Hllllilcld l'c:u'lics lol' :1 rebound. ll! I Girls NIL Basketball Begins at ipscomb Above: Y i p p e e, yells Ruth Ryan as Nlila lifell grabs ll I1 0 t l1 e r rebountl against Overton. Right: Cl 0 ll ll i e Hasty seullles against her oppo- nent lor Ll rebouncl as Clon- 11ie Harris watches. Far right: Amy li 21 r l1 Il rt easily takes ll r e b 0 11 n cl against T.P.S. J US Un September 30, l966, tl1e lilteen girls to eoinpose Lipseoinlfs Iirst inte1'scl1olastic basket- ball tea111 i11 thirty-l'011r years were chosen by Coach Sue Harvick. Connie Harris and Anne rllll0IIl21SO11 were eleetecl as eo-captains. A schedule of Il1l1'LCC11 games inelutletl lllkllly ol' tl1e 111ost capable Learns i11 tl1e l8th District. Due to their lack ol' experience, tl1e girls Went into virtually every gaine tl1e HllINlC1hClOg,H win- 11i11g only over East and Haynes, but i11 every game tl1ey displayed ll line attitucle anal never quit trying. Connie H2ll'1'lS encletl the year as the YCPIIIIYS top scorer, witl1 Cathy McPherson, Mila Exell, and Anne V-llllO1H2lSOll as the leading rebou11clers. Un Saturclay night, lXIart'h 4, the Sportsman- ship Trophy ol' tl1e Girls l8th District Tourna- nient was presented to tl1e Lipscoinb girls. wamummy 'wma 41, M -un, my-,Q ' Mx. 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Stzmcling: .Xmlrezi Xlztrgairet Sllilllll, Patsy Smith, Clzimle Vicki l'rn'tet', ElllllUSl2lSlIl Ilew high :ls the x'zi1'sityz1ml ll-team ciheerleztclers opeiierl the seztsrm with 21 Ill2lg'lllllC'Clll pep rally with the theme Hlh'lllSl2lllQS :ire Flying High. ,X flying Mttstzmg against 21 blue sky zuicl white floating Helottclsy' servecl as ll hack- grouncl lor 21 cottcm ezmcly least. Seniors Szirzi Lynn Ramsay :incl Vicki Porter servecl :is cuptztin ztml co-eziptziin ol' the varsity sclttacl. The girls sportecl well-ciormlilizltecl outfits in their white slimming skirts, ziltertiatecl with purple heather-tweetl skirts. :mtl tziperecl purple vests with ll white momwraiit. D Cziptziiuecl by l.i11clz1 lhompsoli. the suphoe more girls wore gold corcluroy skirts zmcl mzitch- ing' vests with cleeply sroopecl llCClillllCS. A pur- ple lllOllOg1'2lIIl IlCIlI' the lV2liSlllIlC ol' the vests ac- fentecl the otitlits, .ff 1.10 lcll li-lcum Lllcc-1ln.lcln'1'5. 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'l'he lfillies, under the direction ol' Carolyn Strong, finished the season with a respectable record ol' three wins and ten losses. l.ed by lireshman Donna Owens and eighth- grader Angie Martin, the Fillies turned in a con- vincing win over Washington and dropped two games to Bellevue by a total margin ol' eight points. Looking very sharp, the Fillies raced past Antioch with a last quarter surge. 'l'he girls finished out the regular season by dropping two rather decisive defeats at the hands ol' Hillsboro and Overton. Girls .junior High Basketball leam. Kneeling: julie Brandon. Donna Owens, Angie Nlartin, Angela Smith. Nan Arnold, lfranc-es Smith, Donna lfinto. Standing: Manager Mary liullington, Dottie Oliphant, Susan mlolmson, Susan Compton, Marky Goetz, Diana Duggin, .lean Anderson. Coach Carolsn Strong. Above: Llarolrn Strong, girls junior high basketball coarh, analyzes the game lirom her position on the beneli. 119 Netters Fight to Retain '66 Superior Titles Above: First doubles team Tur- ney Stevens and Frank Bennett warm up before a match. Girls Varsity Tennis Team. Paula Hembree, Linda Mcln- tosli, Nancy Boyce, Beverly Par- due, Donna Owens, Cindy Shan non, and Marcia Corley. 120 Seeking to lengthen their long list of crowns, the boys and girls tennis teams experienced a lively season. The girls, coached by Sue Harvick, fought to defend their N65-l96tS State Champion title. Led by Patricia Byers and Joy McMeen, the girls played many surrounding schools. A fall trip to Chattanooga to play Girls Pre- paratory School began the season for the girls. Junior Lee Mayo led the Way lor the boys team followed by Presley Ramsey, Gary Jcrkins, Turney Stephens, and Frank Bennett. Defending their Westeisii Division title and NIL Runner-Up title, they competed against local schools. eww! Boys Vzirsily Yl'K'lllllS 'll-ann: 'lull' Finley. Prvslcy l'z1t1'i1'i1l Bic-is. lmhlci' ul thc' lilsl single-s limi' RLIIIISCB. lflillllx liCI1lll'Il, Clhiix Pam IUC. cx2ll'X' 1 lion displays hci skill on xhc- lc-nnin 1'0ll1'lS. lc-ilxim. 'l1lll'llC5 Slcvcm, amd l.cc Nluyo. MM sid' Right: l'1'c-slq Rznmcxx who holds liixl miiiglm position, huikm thc hull hack to his slmc'kc'ml UIJIJOIICIII. Fill' right: iloy Nlcilccii lillm thc svcmiml siiiglca position on thu girls ICZIIII. N. l 9 gif N i 35? K Yfffsiii W :1.::.:1.-:I ffflllj xl U 'W WN . . .,., i ' l , .. ,i-lg. 8 3 ' li E E . E .- I .4 gf: 5 i 5 35 513 if W - f H5 if 'A 'L W mf 1. . X ' Y a wi , l Z ,'f,,fK,, l2l Right 13611-31111111011 13111111 Craig 1111111115 11111111161 1Jlll'Sl 111 energy into his legs 11s 116 1162113 1116 H11is11 line. Fur right: Ve1e1'1111 l.1'2lCk6l' F2l1'1'2l1' P11i11i11s Ilics 111151 the 111111r 2l1vlC1' 11 220-y111'11 I'llll. l22 L ,.. A Boys r11l'2lC'1i Te11111. Kllcelingz 11111111115 CI1'11111'11, Steve Slllggs 5.1111 F1'11111e, DZIIIII1' CL11we1', 111111 SICYC 1,1111g. Sl111111i11g: SICYL '11ClI11J1C, F1'e1111ie 11121111611 Ll11i11 .-X11111111, 13111111 Craig, R11111111 110116, 111111 Cl11111t11 -1111111 Ray 1J111'is. R1g111: .X 11VlIlg'1C2l11SCl1C1s s111111111111111c .xllllll N12ll'1i 1111-1' 11112 1111111 1 1 17 1 11111111 111 1111 11110111111 111 1J1'C2l1k 111111111131 11'1l1'1i 1'1'1'111'11. Thinclad Stars ffer Record Breaking Year llntler tlte tlireetion ol Russell Clontbs. tba girls trztek lellllt enioyecl gin outstztncling year. Over twenty girls eznne Utll lor truck in holmes ol tix e year. week. trips to lfrztnklin. Bowling Green. zintl nuztllx' at lfztst Hiqli. 'lilie lztst ellort ol' tlie yezn 1 1 was att tlie Lipseonib litritlzttiotizil Nleet on Nlzty lil. Despite lagging interest. tlie boys teztni. eoztebecl by xlztelxy Ray lluris. prolitecl lroni their trztek progrznn. llie teznn set sererztl new reeortls lor Lipseontb besides liztving one ol its nietnbers, senior Ronnie Colne. place in college nieets. Co-ecl track bus proretl to be suecesslul att l,ipseon1b. 1 trls 'l'rgtt'lx leznn. Kneeling: Renee Rice. Vztlerie Cole. llillie lfztye Lowe. Dottie Ult- lllllllll, Roseinztrx Rust, Stella lrowe. xtntl Connie llnnter. Seeoncl row: Xlitfi XX'illiztn1s. It in .Xnclerson, Rzteltel Cllinreli. Nlilat lifell. Snsztn Ritlings, .Xngelzt Sniitli. Sue Nlztxq. Xngie Nlxtrtin. Nlztrkx Cmotlpzistttre. Nlztrilxnn Nltlnteer. :intl Nlelintlzt 'lilnn'in:tn. Bztek it Clgtrolyn Grillitli. lfztrrzn' Phillips. ilonnie Hztrris. .Xnitgt Nlanlx. Xinxt Uttinger. Betty lltxton. Doris llolJbs.1lllcl Milli l'nlkerson. I2 being Nztsltrilles top teztni lor tlie seeoncl eonseenf In Zlllllllliill to tlie one or rnore nteets per Nlenipliis were plztnnetl. 'lille girls also partici- pzitecl in tlie Optimist lnvitzitionztl Meet lielcl ztn- Cope Heads Runners With High State Finish Below Right: l'i'zick stan' Ronnie llope takes at lmrezitliei' ziltei' sewing up :1 sec- ontl plzice in the stxlte lUlll'Illll1lClll. Below: Boys Clross-Country 'l'e:nn. Kneeling: Steve Teinple. Ernie Smith, Iiee Nluyo. Clhurlie Shzinh, :intl Steve Long. SI2llllll1lQI Clozich lziclax Rm' Dzlvis. Pzlnl Clonipton. Frank liCI1illL'll. Clhip .Xl'Ill0lLl,4DllXltl Cliuiig. :incl Ronnie Clope. liipscoinlfs Cross Country lillfillll postecl a fi :intl 2 recoixl this past lzill untlei' the tlireclion ol' Couch Jacky Ray Davis. Such powethotises :ts TPS :incl lfzist lell to the l12Il'l'iCl'S lint they tlroppecl two close decisions to state chznnpions Clarlasville High School. Ronnie Cope letl the teznn us he set Z1 new school tecottl ol' lll:22 lor the two niile event. He also won the Region nieet zincl plzicetl seconcl in the State nieet while placing high among the leziclets in other nieets. His seconcl plzice linish in the state gave the tezini 21 Cith place linish in the linzll stuntlings. .pf Y 1.1 124 Riding Troop Scores Points In Ever Meet l he ruling' leznns experleneetl their hrst Vtllll- petitire season tlttring' the nionths ol October through April. ,-Xlthough INDI UllSl2llllllIlg. their recortl was eoninientlznhle with points scoretl in every meet. In the spring .Xnitu Nlztrk joined the senior high ranks. The teznn showetl l'CIlllll'li2llJlC lllle IHYIYCIIICIII ll1Slilll21lCllC'll interscholastic tneet. 'l'he event gaining' the highest point seore wats eross country, Kathy Brown was one ol' the lnzlin point-guiners lor the junior high teznn. l'2lClill1glllJ points in hoth jumping :intl etluitzition. Steve liurton :intl Stun Ezell zitltletl boosts to the teunt by seoring points in intlivitlttzll gznne :intl equita- tion. I he teznn :ts at whole was ontstzinthng tn the team gznne :intl cross-country. .Xhorez Senior lligh Ritling leann: Betty Cllttxton. lop: Chtil llrattlley shows grxntelttl lornt Lis she tat Nlilzn l'ilCll..l2lllll'fil1lXltJll,llllilfillll lhtttlley. Pall mer at prztrtite itnnlm. ltltz junior lllgh Ruling leztnli Steve Burton. . t t Putty Queen. Kathy lirosrn. liznrry linrton. :intl tn lilell. le fi ltes 5 Diamond Dusters Give F ans Spring Excitement Lipscomb entered its third straight season of NIL baseball led by returning junior letterman Doug VValton, sophomore Ernie Smith, and sen- ior lettermen Ronnie Cook and CliH?Be1met1. The infield was composed of Waltcmii at first base, Smith at shortstop, and Charlie Shaub at third base. Larry Keaton and .Iinnny llvans vied for the starting position at seeond base. The outfield was selected from Bennett, Mike Adams, lim lVfeCanless, Paul Compton, and Cook. Starling pitchers for the Mustangs were Compton and Cook, While Smith and Shauh han- dled the relief' chores. Randy Huffman, one of the team's power- hilters, did a fine job behind the plate as catcher. The schedule consisted of such teams as M.l3.fX., Wfest. Ryan, Overton, and Cohn. Above: Randv Huilman swings hack to slam the cover off the hall as his teammates anxiously look on. Right: Paul Compton has an expression ol deep c'onc'entration as he winds llji l I l 12 6 o Ji he in another curve l.el'l: .Xce pitcher Ronnie Cook winds up lo In in another strike against Ryan. alleniln lo Ixeal the ball. Varsity liakeball Teznn. Kneeling: Charlie Slianlm. Iolinny Duke, Lane Gill. .Iinnny livans, Ford Hol- lnan. Kenneth XX'l1illey, .lim Nlcllanlem, Larry Rea- ton. Ronnie Cook, lirnie Sinitlm. Standing: Eddie Daniel. Trainerg Coacli Herb Nlnrpliyg Cllill Benf nellg .IZIIIICS Rosa Taylor: Mike .Xclainmg Paul Comp- ton: Randy I-lnllinanz Dong XX'al1ong XX'all Leaver: Ron Swangg Klllllll llioinason. Nlanager. llelow: Dong XYallon leaps al lliircl base in a linll junior High Ifltlilllllllliiil Gold Tezmi. Kneeling: llim Lokcy, Bronte Church, David Nelson, Ralph X'Vchb, Vic McKee, Mark Nlclnteer, :incl Mike fYBl'lCll. Stzmcling: Pail Griggs, -Ieili Hiuklc, lizirry Burton, Put O'B1'ie11, Steve Staggs, Doly Sliaub, Slove Clliurcli, :md Danny Gower. An lIlL1'21Hllll'Lll tournament allouls all high school boys the opportunity to play basketball. I 218' Lack of Participation Plagues Intramurals Due to a lark ol student body support and a shortage in coaches. the liltiti-67 high school intra- murals were lorced to proceed without an active lootball program. lVithout football. added emphasis was placed on intramural basketball. Four eight-man teams were chosen and cap- tains selected lroni the boys who wished to com- pete in the round-robin tournament. Steve Longs team linished first with an 8-l record lollowed closely by lice MadduX's and Randy Hufl'uian's teams. 'llhe junior high intramural program started oll' quickly with an active football program. The boys interested were divided into two teams. 'l'he Gold team tleleated the Blues in all three games. 'llhc junior high continued with an intra- mural basketball program among lour ten-man teams. johnny Bull'ord's team finished with the best record. Senior Steve Long comes down with a fantastic' rebound in intramural plan. ' lunioi' lligh Intramural Blue leain. linceliug: Alolni Hutcheson. Tim Smith, Andy Burton, Rusty XVatts, .Iohn Sliaub, Bobby Clhallin, Lane Gill. and Donnie Owens. Standing: Ronnie Smith, Charles .Xriiistroiigg Kenny Keaton, Bill Neil. lim .Xdams, Cooper XX'ood, XN'alt Leaver, and David lloyd. 129 a E 5 5 i 3 130 If you have built castles in the air, Your work need not be lost,' that is where they should be. Now put foundations under them. Henry David Thoreau Remember this also, and be well persuaded of its truth: the future is not in the hands of Fate, but in ours. Jules jusserand C QIMOIYS' i 131 42 Rrnmic' Hllll P1'csimlc11t h'6?ml:1 lizxllcu Cnrls XlK'C'Pl'lNllll'IIl 152 :idx new Senior Officers Lead Class Through Last Year if Zllll , l S A ' Huy X 111'-I'l'c's1cl1'11l Iznmc- Xlm llunnlml Sem l'l'l2ll'X J 551252240 - 'liwl 77 Unit , Separation-Ke notes for Senior Year Larry Gilbert Adcock Kenneth lVayne Allen Right: Mike Thomason and Doris Hobbs re- ceived distinction as the rnost intellectual mem- bers of the senior class. Far right: Libby Moss, Becky Smith, and Larry Moss portray their roles in the senior one-act play Like Mother Used to Make. 134 H167 was a special year lor the members of the senior class. 'l'his was the year they worked to- gether and became one-the year they graduated and split apart.. .-X spark ol' enthusiasm tired their minds as they worked to develop a farm into something special that they could be proud of. The flame that was kindled there burned brightly and ener- getically. A small portion of the iire started the class selling ads lor a program lor the upcoming Region V tournament. Christmas was drawing near with its special spirit. Then the benevolent groups became especially prominent. They shared the warmth ol' the llame ol brotherly love in their hearts with children not so fortunate and not so privileged as they. Still the winter season. an ice skating party was the appropriate thing needed to bring the class a little closer together. Still bound by the feeling ol' working together, the seniors strove to honor aptly Beverly Pardue, our Homecoming Queen. 'llhey came to understand each other a little betterg they awaited with eagerness the up- coming basketball tournaments ol' the spring. For a week the seniors worked together at NlcQuiddy Gymnasium to make the l8th District tournament a success. Only a brielf respite was granted them until once again they had joined forces with renewed zeal and enthusiasm on the Region V tournament. 'l'he week at the Munici- pal Auditorium and Vanderbilt's Memorial Gym- nasium lelt them tired and worn, but with a greater understanding of and leeling ol? kinship for each other and their fellow man. Gladys Melinda Anderson Connie Jo Ayer Brenda jo Bzilleu Thomas X'Villian1 Barnes, jr. Dianne BC2lllCl12illlD kl'll0llI1lS .-Xnclerson Becker Clifford Brown Bennett Roy Phillip Bishop 13 The senior girls, l'Sznntzt's little liclpersf' give at party lor thc Gladstone Clitlrcli ol' Clhrist cliilclrcn ut Cllnistinzts. Harold BOll1'lilf Brooks hlolin l'1l'1l7ll'1' Bryant Patricia: .Xnn Byers Xl2i1'gklI't'l Stew C?llIllJlJl'll Sll3DllL'll Luc fl2lli1lXK'llf JoAnn Cato Donna Fay Cauthcn Janie Suu Claxton 136 ll I1 mm mm, W. .,..,.. iiz ll ' 5: 'Ly.,Qg,j,,,,z15 :'i WZQMRN' tviizsimiiwsiti WW. t,iv:m:.2Qsii,.i,, Mg V A . iii Muff-YS N ..,:t,. W ,tii darn- 5 -WE 3,1 fm? llu' llllcs of mml zullllcllx' SCIIIUIN wma :lu'1x1'cln'cl In lnlmnx cQillllN2lllll' :mal lion mn- lflzurrn. wi D.lXlll Xllvll fullillx Illl' II PII Lmxlx In l'l'll llgnxul 1.4 1-ml'-Il RM Cmmh lllIlI.IN llllllliiklllllillg Que-cn licxcrly l'u1'cll1c1'a'rcix IICI' royal rmcs lrom Imskcllyzlll l'Oi'2lIJl2llIl I'1'eslc'y IQZIIIISCY. 110111111 Kay C111'f1111111 Iiclwzml lluln Dzmicl 110111111 llllllll l3l'2l50ll III I'.cl1111 5llk',Xl1ll llvvw Sully 1111111111 Dulu- Rillllllll liugm FX11111 C.l11'1'1l Nlllllll l'kiNIll'l l1llIA'SIlil'll'X Q.11cI1lm King and I' Kindles Senior lame Anew 'l'hen all was quiet. 'l'he llznne lliclaeretl low-but it still bnrnetl. A new project fznne to Capture the seniors' interest :incl ability. 'l'hey were to stage The King and I in April. lt wus not an easy job but they tlitl not want something easy. They sought to elitnh the highest inoun- tain: they strove to fintl just what they eottltl clo. lVhen all the przitititie was over ztncl all the work clone, for three nights it seeinetl that at bit ol' Siam livetl on stage. Salntllzt l.onist: Cntston John Xllllliilll titnstnlt It ftlIl'0lt' Xnn C-ingles Slit-rrit' Xnntt Lootllralsttltt- .Xlxovez Presley Rznnsey :intl Ronnie Cook park cans tltn'- ing the ztnntlztl stztte ineeting oi' the .Xssotiattion lor Stn- tlent 'l'C2lC'lllllg'. K l,el't: Nznnetl the most tznlentetl ntenibers ol' the senior class were Shztron SllIlllCl'S ztncl Roy Bishop. I 3 If Y lifiikllfv-wa Aww N7 ' Qflizzvwffffz-:M il f -fsfe ,iw vim , , C miwl' . 4 ga ix? ' -V 2255 x li Hiiriy limlwxml W 'W I I LI I lc' x gif' , 'W ' llimrlil XXVLIXIIK' l llllIlllI0llil'l'V, liz ,' luis -lziin liI'L'IllilI lrcm- NA' Iluliln Z H-gig x fwwxfs vm L N- iw :Mr ,--- - -.f :. nn :- 2: ig: 'W' WMM .Xlmvcfz Sc-nioi' Vicki illgllll, Ll scwmicl mclilcslci' rookie, is Cllllgill up by Lips- c'mnln's slumlclit lilir. Right: Lcc' XI2ICi4ilIX :mal Dizlmic 150:111- clizunp wc-11' Wm-cl llic lli'2llC'5l semi 015, hw . K-'Swv' S ...., N. Maggy XX'il was lllc xpccizll lzllclll Im' wlliall scnif I'1'cwlr-x Rzmm-3 zmml Lmmxc .Xycr wc-rv uw' IlilL'il. rv-k www Mw- 7?' 4 EEE-if - ::,. V' . Ag f- ' 'T-F2235 ,, fi ' V w -f'- V ,gk fa J M 2 o fda? V fnll' UQ- , f' nris ,Ivan llullbs Ifllll l':m11-In llullzlml llulmaul l'm-Hx Nlillun Ilrifl' mniv hm: lllIlllt'l .I lIIliL'I':lil1llJLlIl 'll'l'i'll I H1115 l'llfk' -14111115011 liillmn NIL-lull L'll Rm Lung liars in ll huclmlle plan lllcil' ncxl mc cn melting mow cluzulgcn an S1C'iIllillgIJ1llIN cm zu gzmnc ol' Yoolbzlll. H2 Alauniu' Fam' Nlm llmlzllcl M'-11: -IZIIIILN Rolmml Hxulrlux V XX lllllllll lu' jg NILIKIKIUX We' -Indy Kllyi' Nlxlxsvy Sam Ramsay :md Ronnie Cook were rcnog- nifvcl us the most popular sclliom. QQ M Im' llzlvid Klux nam! , 'uw licnlnin' Iizny Nlcum' Inwc-ll Ifrvrl 2 Nlmlm-x , um lililallwlll lbixmm- Mums , B , ff f ffffgg gxg il- H ' iv 2 f1E'?2,14iPsS:ff2'a'EQV12:a:g H3 I .urry Nc-ul Moss l'mw-1'ly gxllll l':11'1l11u ,IZICIQSUII GI11111 Pz11'kc1' Shirlary Unylm- Pearson 144 Cll1osc11 I'o1' Sl10WiIlg 11143 most school spirit were -jamie .lz11'1'c-11 111141 KIUI111 'l'l1o111z1w11. w 1, ,,w'Wf'3 U W' V 'IW X 6 11 45- A ..... ,,,. . :fx M '1 1 K' in 6 1 ,LV SN . , . .,, ,. Xx.lNlll ll.1111111o11l1cc 11.15 lI0lllll'l'Il '1s II11' I111'1l1's1 wm'kc'r Im' lllc- class. Illlfl' Nl1'lJo11:1l1l 111111 llilllllll' llllllltl' wwe- l'fKIl'll 41s lmwl :1lI-111111111 s1'11i1 I I1l':11l11 111.11111-1 X 11L1 1.1-111 I'11lI1'1 5.ll.I I,x1111 RZIIIISZIN I,l'l'Nll'X R11 R.1111x1'x lulm D.1x11l RI1 11111 l'Ul'l' 111 A ml N1 11 Rlmumlx I IN I1111 IA1111 R1 111111 I 0111111111111 Ruin IIN Class Urged to Strive, Seek, Find, ot Yield Far right: Aludy Nas- sey models the newest spring fashions from Bobbie Brooks dur- ing an activity period. Right: Selling pro- grams, David Collins helps raise money lor the senior class dur- ing the Region V tournament. Sharon Kaye Sanders C. 'l'. Sanford III Hal Cordon Sensing Donna Ly im Sharer Susan Dennison Sinelair Palsy Ann Smith 146 'l'o strive, to seek, to lind. and not to yield. 'l'hese words would have heen an appropriate theme lor the senior class. lincouraged onward hy Damon Daniel and Hersehel Ilardaway. they explored the people. the places. the things around them. A lieautsilul memory eame with their banquet, at St. Clair's restaurant. t-X luau garnished this special year in a eolorlul fashion leaving to graduation the inspiration and the oneness ol' heart to earry them through the years ahead when they would no longer he together. no-PM .., iims nciluclcwl :ix niusl likely l0Slll'1'i'f'll wmic- Cllill liCIlIlL'll zinml i Wi V Y X ivlxi I'oi'l1'13 5' ilmiifli nlclivc-is liix winning rclnitlzil 2lg2llIlSl ilu- senif gills mlelizilc lcxini in llic iiilvi'-rlzlss l'rn'c-nsic' niccl. RL'l:L'u'1l 'It'1Il Sniilli lnnm-N Nlt'l'I'llll.Ill Slzivffw an l'IllL'xl Ulix Slvnnil lll I Iizllllm-rilla' Mvlissxl Slcwzlrl Rogcr Rn-irl Silva-r, 1'. Elzlinc AIIIICIIC Swi nuey SllIIlIl'Ll CILII 1011 '1':1yI0r INI2lI'Il'CIl 'II-mplu John Szumufl Tllmnzxmn III Micllzlcl ALIVOII IIIIIUIHLINOII Iimnksic' VIKIIUIIIIISUII HS Rzmclv Uuffmzm and Suc.X1m Doc-se wwe sc-lcclecl :ns thc- wuiu llw hcsl lJCl'50II2lIllll'S. ight: NIOIIIIIII' fIIlllI52lIIll' Ic'ls11ll0lIlCl' lmlow lzlll while l7I't'lDJlI'IIlg im Ins Golclcn Ciloxcw lmul. fuk. 100-4 ,af :QQ A ,mmm A M, 1-Qpggp, J-wg i-. , H w ,fx ww..,.w.qg-4px--s.,,,.xm-,w-.. M W '91 .,-fwnnf, V 'wxlwff Mi if 5 in If 34 Shirlvy l'c'z11'su1l glzullx' nlcmznlcs IICI' lillli' lo lmcrllm Q 1 serv- ill sclmol I'C'C'ClJl,l0llS :md lumlums. wmv? iifziftiriiz ..: ........ , -5 xvieg: -'- A i,JP fW Skfgwggggaffe K 2152-q4g,f:m , .L m y fm, A . , A ..,.. . ':5f.,.. . 5 1 2 Q 1 .V -:zgz-,A A-1:1 5 1 : 5 - s, Z ww .:, I 1 wa. 7 Sllzmm Suv VIQIIUIIIIJSOII Rubin xyiilkvl' Ruin-11 Nlurlin xvllillf Nlvlzmic' IQLIQNIIQIIL Xyilliilllli XX zmllzuc 1,LllllL'l N'illizl11ls Nlz1rgzu'1-I Nlillicc XY i lxml H' I Y 5 1 kwin? 50 . E 1 1-ii .fig-V 5, A3 you I , wk 4 'u 5 3 I aut the Child. All the world waits for my coming. All the earth watches with interest to see what I shall become. Civilization hangs in the balance, For what I am, the world of tomorrow will be. I am the Child. I have come into your world, about which I hriow riothirzig. Wlzy I came I huow notg How I came I know notg I am curiousg I am interested. Iam the Child. You hold in your haud my destiny. You determine, largely, whether I shall succeed or fail. Give me, I pray you, those things that -make for haibibiriess. Train me, I beg you, that I may be a blessing to the world. 4'LJ84'Cld.S'.S'4flflQ4'l Michzu-I Iluwaml Adu ms llcnry f,l'l!l1II14l Arlmlcl II 'l'imuIhy f:ll2ll'lCm .Xrlisl Nancy Gayle' Buucom ISz11'1'vll Sault Balxlvr Nzuuty hlkllll' Bl'llllL'll Bully Bl'lllH,Ul'd Iiillingslvy .'Xlllll'l'2l Klllrislim Boycc .hum ffllll Bl'lIlllL'f Clklfllbll .Xnnu lirilvy Slwrry .Xnilzl BHIWII KZIIIIYUI lfmlm' ISU :ml XYHSUII l'1'iu' Burlon Maury l'1lilllbl'lll f12ll'I1l2lll llulurcw lqm-llc' flllflllllllill Rzlnillvl gxllll Clllurcll 152 unior Year Highlighted with Dramas, Movie .-X Iiayiimle illlll KVCIIICI' masl kiclgeil ull the llllllfll' flassk zifliyilies i11 Oc'lol11'. Alllllllllflllg' 111 l',1IWlll lN'a1'11e1' l,lll'Ii. tlie class eiiqloyecl Iuml Zlllil but c'I1oc'11Ia1e to XX'LlI'lll lllCIll alle1'lI1e breezy 1'i1le. II1e -llllllfll' play was IICXI 1111 tl1e ageiicla ol activities. as 1'eI1ea1'saI got llllllkfl' way 111 early Uclolmeix 'I'I1e ellbiis ol' lbe clans I'L'SllIlL'll i11 a Slll'i'CSSIillI Iwo-clay l'l1lI ol' IlIllUl'llI0ll XN'il1le1 s IJHI' 'l'1m111 Oll Noyeiiibei' II llllll I2. Ililllf actual PCl'I'U1'IIl2lllCCS cliiiiaxenl a busy week ol' pl'ClD21l'2ll,IOll a11cI anxiety, so llie class was glacl Lo relax al parties given after Llie play. .-IX uiiiclue Qlllil beaulilul I'o1'111aI baiirluel was siagecl Ull lille e1'e11i11g ol April 20. 'I'I1e j1111io1's were ClllCI'l2lIllClI ai llie Cfiirlc IIIIICZIICI' as lliey yiewecl Kiss Me Kale, a musicial cio111e1Iy. Fol- lowing ilie play. llll LIIICI'-IIICZIICI' cli1111e1' was seryecl al lI1e I'm1'e11lwoo1l clfllllllly Club. April 2I was clesigiialecl H-llllllfll' Class Day by llie sluclem c'01111ciI. 'l'I1e class spoiisorecl a sliowiiig ol' llie recent 111u1'ie classic NI111i11y 1111 1I1e I'mo1111Ly as a pail ol' its afliyilies Iwi' 1I1e clay. 1 1 II1e lIlllll0TS l'0llCIlllIL'll llieiia aciiyilies w1l.I1 a lrip in NIc1111go111e1'y Bell SILIIC Park. 'I'l1e 1'i1Ies 1111 1I1e paclclle boats al llic lake c'Ii111axe1I a clay ol. 1lIllllSClIlClll. I111' llie class IIICIIIIJCYS. I lll'l'lK'X' l Slewiiw I l'l'SlCIC'Ill fer 1111- R1 C,l'11'L 1 1.111111 6.111111 I1 ll lui' Illll D IIILI ll1 Xllll llll vi-1 Ili ,lil X11I111 l INIlll - 1 Illlllll I 11111 111 l xll :xml 5lH'lllQ I1'1v1'1clcs lmmvlclccl CIIIOVIIJIL' l'L'c'l'l llI0lI lm' gum Xlgmlx nn Nlulllucl mx. 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The scenery. props, sound effects and a major part of the direet- ing were done by the students themselves and showed their willingness and ability to work. The highlight of the year was Sophomore Day. With the general theme of Christmas and the motto of Shirt-tails out to Sophs the day carried on. Cookies made by the girls were served in the cafeteria while chapel was highlighted by the skit, 'A 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. Roger Flannery served as a modernized Santa by riding his Honda. The class also enjoyed benelirial fun by turn- ing out to carol for the Fannie Battle Day Home. Only a few frozen feet were suffered as the sopho- mores tramped through ten inches of snow. 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To statrt things rolling. the elztss enjoyed 21 hay- ritle ztntl wiener roast at the Morrow Turin. ln lleeeniber at cilll'lSIlIl2lS Party was plztnnetl in Bur- ton Ciytn. Than tlzty was set ztsitle lor nlil'CSllIl12lll lllfliy tlztyw :intl proretl to be extremely clelightlul ztncl rolorliul. .-Xt the tilose ol' the lirst, semester, Eclwurtl Short. the lil'CSlllI12lll Bible teacher, left Lipscomb to begin niission work in Fortnoszl. Short ztntl his wife were honorecl at at surprise party and were presented with S5120 by the lreshnien. The class hzts continuecl to help support this eouple and their work in Taiwan. The seeontl semester wats highlighted by zt banquet, at Hillwoocl Country Club and the class trip to Nlznninoth Cave. These two functions were eonsiclerecl the IIIOSI enjoyable and profitable 21171 ivities oli the year. -l:tnel.ee liurton Secret :try T -linnny lixztns W binger Ifztust W' lfztye T'iUl'l'llLllltl Kill! Iforristei' limits lfostet' W. 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'l'he winter season was highlightecl by the SLICVCSS- lnl basketball teatn ancl an ice skating party at the Municipal .'Xllllll,Ol'lLllll. At, Clhristtnas tinte, the class ciollecitetl lootl and clothing lor an uncler- privilegetl latnily. One section ol' girls Bible flo- natetl tnoney to help in the pttrcltasing ol a pro- jector ancl lihnstrips which were given to a stnall- town congregation. 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Cole, Mrs. B1-tty , . Clillllis. Russell C, Daniel, Datnon R. ,. Daxis, jacky Ray . Doran, Mrs. 1.ewis .. Dorris, -I11l11111' . .. 1 1il111ll'l'y', Roger I.. . . .. 160111. CI1arl1-s 1:1'11lI1i11l1 .. Ciansanle, Mrs. john .. . 11a11, Mrs. jorclan ,. Ilardaway, Herschel j. , Harvick, Miss Sue . . 111-ad. 140111113111 W. .kl12l11lS, Ilon .kClZ11l1S, jiin .. .... ...,.., . .. .ki1llll1S, i1.arrv .,, .. .kK12ll11S, Miclliael Iloward Qlikej .X111:o1ik, Larry Cilbert, .. . Allen. Kenneth XVayn1: . .-Xnclerson, 1'1l'2l11CCS . . . .. .-Xnclerson, Clzulys Melinda .k1ll1C'1'S011, jean .. . . . .. .k1'111S11'O11g, Charles . . . . . k1'1101I1. Henry flfllllllld, .k1'lI01l1, Karen ........,, k1'11171i1. Nan . . ., .Xrtist, 71'1lll0l11y Charles . .kS1I11111'1l. ROSCIIIZIYY kl1S11l1,.l0ll11 .. . .Xyer, Co1111ie jo ,, Baker, Karen , . 112l11l'l1, B1'l'1lt11l jo , H. C. 1.1.5, C111 Barnes, jigger . ....... .. . .. Barnes, jolcne ...... .......... 111ll'11C'S, 711110111115 Williain, jr. firflllllllyb .. 11211'I11l2ll'1, Craig .. ..... Barrett, Ricky ....... . Bates. 'Font . , .. . 112l1lC0111, Nancy Gayle , Baxter, Alan , , , . . . Baxter, Barrett Scott , ,. . . , , 11C1lllC1l21l1ljJ, Dianne . , ...... .. Becker. 41110111115 .k11t1L'1'S0l1 Bennett, Cli11'or1l Brown . Bennett, lfrank Let' .. Bennett. jol111 . . Bennett, Nancy jane ., . Billingsley. 112ll'1J2l1'1l . Billingsley, Betty Bratlforcl Bishop, Roy Phillip .. Blessing, Mike ........ . Blessing, 111110111218 Carlton Boyce. Andrea Christine . Boyce, Nancy Gale . Boyd, David .. , ,. . 111'1lt1fO1'C1, Susan I S4 611011111110 .., .. Facult Index . . , 49, 107 . . .. 33 .. . .40 . 25 . . . ..... 21 . '12, 47 48 ., . 19,221,851 20. -'18, 107, 122 . .. ..... 29 F15 . ,. 22 , , ..... 37 114 218. '15, 47 77 ,..,....,f16 . 24 E14 . . . .28 44 . . . , 24 43 24, 115, 117 lierns, Mrs, .Xlan ,, Kesler, Mrs. Mike ,, 1121111414111 l.awing. 1, I.y1e .... Hubert E. . 1.oy1l. .X. Dennis . Xicllowe N1011lg'U1 ll. Mrs. A. ll . ,. 11l'1'y, Miss janice lf. . B1111'1l1l1'. 11l'1'1X'1'l 1', . . Orerstreet. Miss Ilayse I.. . Rietll. Mrs. .L I.. . S1lI1t1l'1'S, Mrs. j. Robert Scott. 12C11ll7SCy Ii. .. , Short, li dwartl , ., . 11v111111l11SU11. Miss Ruth Y. XYyatl, I.es1ic Ii. .. ., Student Index 1.15, 1111 .. 48 ...l15 . ,102. M1118 . 26, 85 129 127 .85 119 129 122 110 1.35. 1 w- l1'1. 841, hu. 132 176 BS, 112. 1 1 - ...:12,:1E1, 82, 153.111, 11? 171 ..,10l,120,121 84, 6-1, 65, S1 86 85 64 135 135 160 117 S5 07 135 110 120 129 176 168 168 152 134 134 172 1215 172 168 152 168 172 152 168 176 141 168 1515 172 178 1555 168 176 168 152 176 152 140 135 147 164 174 152 172 152 139 176 160 152 160 168 176 Braclley, .Xnna Cail .. Branclon. julie 151'lll1l10l1, 1.51111 . Briley. C llayton .Xnne ,. Brooks, 11aro11l Bourke Brown, Kathy ....,.. Broyrn, R1C11ll1'41 .. . , Brown, S11C'1'1'y' .Xnita .. ., Bryant, joh11 1'i1'ilZ1K'1' . Bryant Katliryn Ifoster Qliatluyj Buckner, james 1-Ienry Qjimj . . . Bullord, johnny , ..... .,, Bnllington, Mary .. .. Bnntley. Brentla . , , 11111'l'il',S14.'YC . . Burton, Burton, 15111'l01l, Aiuly .. Barry . . , . Becky ........ BI111011, David Nelson Burton, jane 1.ee .... Bttrton. Steve ........ Burton, 11'i1son Price . Bush, Carol R1-l11wc1ia . Byers, 1'atrici:1 .Xnn . Canupbell, Margaret Slt'W211't .. Canady. Caraway Sonja ...........,..,. Steplien 1.ee . Carnian, Mary Ii1ilal1c111 flietlij C21l'l1l1112l11. Dolores 1,11ll'llC . Carnalian, Twyla ......... . Carr, Thais .... . . . . . Cato, jo .Xnn . Canthe, Donna 1 ay .. C11111111l, Bol1l1y . fi11211ICLY, 1,ll1'1L'11l' . f1111ll1CC. Cllerry, Choate. Clnxrcli, f111111'C11, Roy . . Mike , '1'eresa , Bruce , , Rachel .Nnn C111117LT11, Steve ., .. Clark, .X nne Russell , Clark, Don . Claxton, Betty jCkl11 , Claxton, QIQIIIIL' Sue , C1K'111l'1IlS. Alan , , ,... 8.1, ,114 -..19 811,85 . ............... 23 . 28, 251, 711, 811. 811 39 13 711 1112, 105, 127 ., .41 f111, 45 , . .49 ., 211. 57 211. 1711 47 26 , 125, 152 1111 172,174 fm. 114. 168 .. 152,158 , 21811 1211, 172 .. , 168 115, 152 .. 115, 13111 115. 152 ..,.11111 ,. , 168 .. .11s1. 172 81 114. 1118, 1711 ..... .172 1211. 1118 117 111 128, 1711. 178 . ..... ..... 1 111. 172 . .... 11111 81 111, 1118. 11111 117 124, 172 88, 152 ...11111 121, 1311 ..,,.1f11s 41,172 85. 12111 87. 152 87, 152 . ........ 172 , 118, 172 ,. 512111 .....85, 11111 . 1211. 1118 ...,..1711 , M1711 172 ,.172 128, 1711 .. ,.... 152 ,. 8.1, 117, 128. 172 . ,..... .. M1551 .,.,172 125, 11111 125, 136 M1711 COCl11iEl11. Larry .. Cole. Laurie . , .. , Cole, Valerie ,,.... .,,.. flUll'111Lll1, Connie Celeste . . Coles, Bailey Steven . . ,. Colli11s, Craig . . .... . . Collins, David .lllen Collins, Kl'll1lK'l1l Clark . Compton, Paul Dean Compton, Susan . .. , . . Conn. Williain Clark ..,.,.. . Cook, livelyn Burton QGingerj Cook, Ronnie 11110111115 ,. . . , . . . , f1001i,S2ll'2l1l Katherine 1182111155 . Cope, Ronald David lllonniej .. Corley, Marcia .Xlice . . , , . . . Cowllen. Gail .. . , Cox, Meredith ,...,.. Craig, David Howard ,, Cranford. Lee livans . Crosby, Carolyn ..... . , . Crouell, james 711110111118 .. Crouch, XYendel1 Ray , Cruse, Sleve .,..... . . ClI1'f111Zi11, Donna Kay .. Curtis, ,klll1l01ly ..,' .. 175. 91. 112 . ., . 60 .61 82, 83. 106, 107, 113. 137 112. 127 119 'lair ' ...,,..,..1o2, 10.1, .'.i,'.il'27,.137,A loaf '122 .. 62,111 ,35 124 120 116 107, 122 122 96 .93 '15 127 29 138 28 107 168 I 14 117 127 86 94 108. 37 Daly, Alina KZll1101'lll' ,. . Daniel. Fdward lluberl Qllddiej .. Daniel. -loe Bill ,. ., ,... H., Darden, Kathy ,,,..,... , , , . . Deason, 110111121 Drane fD.D.j .. , Deese, Edna S11e.'Xlm , . . . , . . , , .70, 82, 83, 85. 88, D1-Moss, 714110111118 Malone. 111 41011111181 .. . Derryberry, 17211110111 Kay . , . ,..., . . . . . . . . 1JCl'1'ylJC1'l'1', Nora Lynn , Dllllllgllillll, Vllillllllly lillis . . 38, Dorris, Judy ........ , . . . . . . . Douglas. joey , . , . . , . . Dozier, Danny . . 83, Dreaden, Kathy . . . , . Dnggin, Diane , , . . ,,., . . . . Duke, Johnny ,.. . ..... ., ., ,, Duke, Sally Dianne .. 59, '76, 83, 84, 85, lfllllfllll, Ruth Ann . ., . ., ., 85, 1'lll1'1l1ll4l. ,XIHY May Ei11ll011K18011, Rirk . . . . Fllwards, lloward . . lidwards, 12111195 .,.. , liller. Cheryl 1'1l1lllS0l1, f111Cl'y1 Anne . . . 1'1Illl1S011. lClaine .... . , 1'11l1llS0l1. Ellllly ,,, ,, H , Evans, Carol L. . ,,,,,,,,, , U livaus, llllllllly ,....., .,. ..,. ,,. 114, 115 liyans, Palsy , , . . 1'1X1ll11, Ronald liugene Fzell, Mila .lean . . 11.11-ll. Stan .. ., . Faust, Ginger ... . Fausl, James Allen . . Finley, jell' 1011118011 lfinto. David . , , , Finlo, Donna . . , .. Fisller, Cheryl , . . Fisher, Dwight Nolan . Fly, Stephanie 1'Rll'1l1ll1l .. F01'Cll2i11l1, Faye .... . . Forrisler, Brad ., . Forrisler, Kllll .. Foster, Becky .. 1 . 82, 83, 108, ., 83,111. ,118 127, 125' 124 107 121 172 119 168 176 168 153 160 172 146 161 161 176 153 161 143 161 137 161 173 168 161 ..x , x 153 137 176 138 113 161 138 153 176 138 148 161 161 173 161 176 176 169 168 168 168 138 153 161 173 168 173 168 161 173 173 162 169 173 138 162 176 169 162 162 173 173 138 153 153 169 173 169 169 Foster, Brenda Sue . . . Foster, Galen Foster, Larry ..,........... Foster, Steven .,....,.....,,.. Fox, Michael Carey QMikej Fox, '1'o1nn1y .......,....... Frame, 8211111101 Dale Qslllllb lfreelly, Mary Dean ....,... 1'IiCCll'. Suzanne ........... lfulkerson, Millieenl lieth Gaddes, jane Shirley . . Gaul, Diana ... ..,.. Garrett, VVayne , ...,,.. .. Gaston, Rodney Alfred Gaston, Silllllfll Louise , ...,....... ., 1'ii117,'1'76. 1 1154, 122, 83 .., 85 Gaw, .lay ...,,.,........,....,....,..,. .......,,., Giansaute, 101111 Anthony, Jr. Q-lohnnyj ,. ...., 137, 139 Gill. Lane .,.,...,.,,..,,..... ...,.,.. , . ,... 127, 129 Gingles, Carole Ann .,.,. Gingles, John Mark . . Gingles, Marllia -lane ,. Glasgow, Kallly ...... Golden Nella Blaine .. Goorlpasture, Marky , . , . . . . Goodpaslure, Sherrie Anna Gore, linuly ,,...,,,... . . . Gower, Danny .,........ Gower, Susan lane ..,. Grahaln, Melva Gayle Gray, Beth . ,......, . Griflilll, Carolyn ..,,. Griggs, Pat ....,..,,.. Grigsby, Larry XVayue . , , Grubbs, Sue Ella ...... llackney, -Ian ,.,, . . . Haley, john .......... Halley, Harry Fdward ,, 85,110,111 ..,.,,..90, 102 . 111,112,113 , .48, 119 V 122 128 ....l1.w, , llanlillon, XVanda ........,...,, l1?.l1111l10l1Il'Cl', Bill ,,...,,... . l'12l1111110llIl'l'l', Harold XVLIYIIC lr. , . 74, 85, 140 1 11211ll1l101lll'Cl', Ruth .... . . 11211l1Ill011, Cilldy .. 112ll'lI11l11, S111-11 . . . , , llarper, Lois .lain .... Harrell, Frank Plllllllfl' llarris, Connie Lynn llasty, Connie Leeann Haynes, Steve ..,..,.. . Hellin, Vickie Ann , Helnbree, Paula jo . . Helnbree, Susan .... llenley, Gail ,.... llenry, Gail , . . High, Teri .......,. , llinkle, Jellrey ,,,,.... . Hinton, Joseph Rufus flloej ,. Hobbs, Brenda Irene ,. Ilobbs, Doris jean , . . . , llolland, Leall Paulela ,. llolnlan, Ford . ,, . . . . . 110l1l1Zll1, Ila Bell . Hoover Darlene .......,...,..,. Hoover, Elise .,,, ..,., . Horner, Kalllreen Amelia Howell, Brenda Lee ,..., . llovious, john ,,... . , , Hull. Terry Milton ...., . Hllfllllllll, Randy Alan . , 11l1llt,JOC ... ..,. ..., Hunter, Connie . . . , , .. Hunter, Ronnie rlvron . fTinkj .. 78, 82, 83, 102 104 ll . 8.1, 108, 109, 137 og 63, 90, 107 31 71, 85. 134 82, 83, 86 . .. 127 . 32, 93 8-1.85. 154 . 102. 105 127, 141 2, 132, 141 Hurt, -Iaync ..,, ,.,.,,.,... , . .,... ,... . . , Hurt, Randy ,.,,.., . . 1-Iurt, Teresa ,.... Hutcheson, john . 129 90, lll, 120 83. 116. 174 v 154 177 173 169 154 176 154 176 173 1 62 138 176 176 15-1 139 176 149 169 139 154 162 169 162 173 139 169 169 140 154 173 173 169 162 176 176 173 1-10 173 176 145 169 176 177 110 163 1-10 108 177 151 163 175 169 177 177 169 X 1110 141 141 169 141 174 163 156 163 177 141 148 169 170 145 177 170 174 170 I N5 Irwin, Travis Dewey . Jackson. Charles Powell, 111 Q UIZIIIICS. Donna 011011 ....,. .l2l1l11CSOl1, Marty .,....,.... Janes, Steven .,.,..,.,, -12ll'l't'It. ylatiie Elizabeth ,. Jenkins, .jessica ,,..,... Jenkins, Gary .,,...... lohnson, Gliflord Kirk Kimj .. ...65, 89, 85, 155 ....,,,.. 98 142, .. 60, 87. 115, 121 168, il01l11S011, 1'.1l11l1' 1'aye ,,,..,..,,. . Joliiison, Harry .,........,. .1U1l1lS0ll, Richard Michael QM jolinson, Sue ,..,.,,.....,. . lIol111sto11, Kathy ..., ..,.. . l10ll11S10ll, Susan . . , Jones, Melody . ,. jones, Sue .,... Keaton, Kenny ,..,..,, Keaton, Larry i1ll101l12lS .. K01-dy, Susan .....,. , . Kent, Trudy joy ..... . Kepley, Kathy Keree, Karen .. .. Keree, Mary 110111 ....,, Killo111, Nancy ..,...... . Ki1lo111, '1'i111ot11y Charles . . K1111lJ1'O1lg11, Karen ...... King, Marty ...,...,... Kirk. Phillip ....., Kostie, Karen ..,,.. Kurtz, Melinda La111b0rt, Mitzie ...... I11l1lt', Rieliard XVayne . , Leaver, Ilarbara ..,... Leaver, 1Va1ter . . . . , L00, Nelda .,..,....,, Liston, Carol ,..... . . . Liston, Martha Louise Little, Ilouston ..,,.... Logan, Vicki . . ..,...... . , Lokey, hlllll Long, Stephen 111011111 QStev0j Lowe, Billie Faye .,.,..... Lowe, Stella ,,..........., . Lowther, Sllllllllllf jill 581111, Meliride, Mickey 1,......... Meilanless, -12111108 Caldwell ful Meflanless, Robin Carol .1., Meflaslin, jaines 1Vfl1'1'l'll .,.. 151CC1'l1CkL'l', Kathy ,...,. . MeG11ll0e11,1Iody ,.,, , . 1NIe1Jo11ald, Barry LaMont .. Melionald, Janice Faye .. Mcllonald, Marsha Alice , . Melnteer, Marilynn ,...., McI11Leer, Mark N11-111tos11, 111111111 ,,.. .. . McKee, Vie ............... N1eKelvey. Shearon Cecile hICX13112111, janet ,..... . . Melvleen, joy 1'Vind1e ,. h1lT1,1lCl'SU1l, Kathy C. . I 86 11105 ' . 85, 114 ,...87 129. 127, 1 155 114 ,83 40, K .. ...1l5, 121, 129, ...,1.117 , ..ll5, 128 . 122. 1293 1111, .. . .65 . 77, 82, ss, 1111, 12114 iff Si' 83.185, 4151 . .. .115 jff1i5,'9Es,'117 31, '121' 143, 1 21, 155, 128. 120, 128, 162 121. 109, 155 158 163 170 177 144 170 170 163 142 177 163 119 1711 174 170 174 170 155 177 156 170 177 163 170 142 170 174 170 174 177 177 155 177 170 177 174 163 174 140 170 142 174 170 155 177 155 164 164 178 170 164 145 155 156 174 170 174 164 170 155 164 Maddux. 1 1'Z11l1i '1711l1l11l11, Jr. .. Nladdux. james Robert Maddux, 1fVillia111 Lee .... . . . 1V11ll01lC, 11011011111 Leigh Nlllllgflllll. Cathy Gaye Mark, Ci1l'111C11 Anita ,,.. Marlin, Michael YVz1y11e Martin, ,Xngie ....... . Martin, Michael James Martin, Steven Gole Martin, Steven lidmon . AIllS011,SllS1111 Marlene . Massey. .1 udy Kaye .... Mathey, jeff ,,1,... Mathey, Leslie .Xnne .. Maxey, Sue ........, Maynard, Joe David . Mayo, lfrankie ..,.. Mayo, 1VIarab10 Lee .. Merril, Nllll . . Milligan, Melanie .. Moore, Bonnie Kay . . Moore, Susan Carole . Mosley, Lowell lfred Moss, lililabeth 1Jia1111,: Moss, Larry Neel . . . , Mullins. Lyla Lynn . Nanee, Ruth ....... Naunie, Victoria .... Neal, Sliauna Gayle Neighbors, Chuck , . Neil, B 111 ,....,... Neltns, Renay . . , . Nelson, lbayid . Netterville, -1i111111y ... Netterville, John ,,..., XOI'111l111, Carolyn Pipkin fY111'1C11, Mike ,... flilglilllll, Patrick , .. Oliphat 01100. Ottinge Ottinge Oyerby. Owens, Owens, Owens, 1'a1'd110, 1,2lI'Ll1lC, it, Dottie .. Karen . . ,,.,. .. 1', Gliarles Ifrankliii r, Nina Ruth , . Morrisa , . . Donna . . . Donnie . . , Ronnie , . . Beverly Ann . . Ghris Gernol .. 1'a1'l1a111, lzarl ..... ,... Parker, Parker, Parker, Cheryl Ann . . , llrueilla ...... jaekson Glynn ., Pasayan, Perry Dean Pattersoti, Mike ...,,.. 1'C2lI'S01l, Shirley Gayle , Perkins, Brenda ..... 1'1-rkins, Cecil ....... Perkins, David Lynn ., Perry, Robert XVQIITCII , l'0wit1, 1'0wi1t, Pewitt, Betty Gail .... . Joyce Gail . . . Rickey ..,... . Phillips, Ruth lfarrar ., P01l1CI'0 Porter, Porter, y, Debbie . . . , Penny ..,., . Vicki Gent . . . Pugh, Mary .,....., N107 .59, 76, 82, 87, 140 ....,,....91 122. ,,,.118. 119 .H143 . 1. ','. 'ffsb , 1 1451, 1711 ,..,l02, 121 ,..62 .. 85 ,H83 . .'.',' 16.4 5.3.4129 1 ....1Z8 ,..46 117.128 115, 116,128 ,...119 ,, .83 ., 63, 85, 97 ......83, 89 ..,.lI9, 120 .....129 ,,..l12, 120 ,,..107, 121 ....41 86 .,.9f5, 122, ....,..,.1l6, . ,... ..116, ,...H, 19, 88, 97,110, 138, 145, 1 164 143 143 155 164 164 155 174 156 156 164 164 146 174 156 174 143 177 156 178 174 143 156 143 143 144 164 174 170 167 178 170 165 178 178 171 156 178 171 174 174 157 165 178 171 174 171 144 165 171 157 174 144 178 144 178 174 157 157 165 157 171 145 174 174 147 178 g v . , .......,.,..,.. Rose, Malcolm lfranklin, jr. .. Queen, Patty . Rader. Bull George Nl. . Rader, Dale , . ,.,.,.. . , Ramsay, Sara Lynn ,. , Ramsey, Presley Ray Rhoades, jean '1'empie .,62,89, 61,110,111,112,1l3, 54 102. 102. 104, 121, 139, Rhoades. jolm David , . . . Rhoades, Debbie ,. . Rhoads, Forrest Neil, jr. , Rice, lra .....,,. Rice, Renee ..,,..,,.... ,. Ridings, Laura Susan ,,... .. , Roach, -Debra Lynn tllebbyj , Roach. Michael 'lliomas tMikej Roberts, Lotnninda ,.....,,. Roberts, Marilynn Patrice .. Robinson, David ..,.,... Ro fcrs ell' Rumble. Catherine Belinda .. Rumble, NVa1ter ..........,. Russell, Gary ...,.. .... . Rust, Rosemary ..... . . . Ryan, Ruth jeannette ,. Sadler, Debra , , . . .. . Sanders, john Robert , Sanders, Ruth Sanders, Sharon Raye .. Sanford, Gary Reams ., Sanford ,G,1.,111,,. Schmidt, Cathy Marie .. Schull. julia t, Scobey, Carol ,.,. Scobey, Robert . Scott, David ....,.. Scott, 1',t11th 4.....,.. Sensing. Hal Gordon ,,., , . . . . Sellers, '1'oni ,..., ,..,. ..i.,.. Shannon, Ludinda Abbott Sharer. Shafer Shaub, David .Klan Donna Lynn . . .. Charlie llardin . . Shaub, Doty ........, Shaub , jolm ,...... . . Shaub, Margaret ixllll ftlindyj Sheehan. Steve . .,. .,,. Shepherd, David Richard . , Short, 1'am . . .,.. . ,. Shubert, Leta Louise .. Sinclair, Susan Dennison .. Slate. Patrick . , ..,.,, . . Slaughter, Diane Ray . Smartt. Garolvn ,... 160, 163 112, Smith. Angela . ,. Smith, Connie Lou ,. Smith. Donna . , .. Smith, lirnie Owens ., Smith, Frances ., , Smith, lrby ..., ... Smith, john David . , . . . .. Smith, Patsy .Xnn ., ,.., ,. Smith, Rebecca jeanne tBeckyj Smith. Smith, Smith. Snow, Ronnie . ., ,.,,. . .. Sherry jeanne ,... . ,. 'timothy .., 1 ny ,any ,... . Solomon, jimmy . . , Sory, Carolyn ,Xnn Spicer, Nell .....,.. Staggs, llenry Franklin Staggs, james Merriman tjimj . 124 107 1451 1413 62, US3, 85, 88, 85, 174. 156 27 ..,.85, ...,?18, ,ff60,' 89 . 87 108 114 1319 ..,.l02,l12,127, ,,.,111,129, .,,.63, ,,.118. ..,,I02, 104, ,. 92, .62.81, ,.. 115, .. 91,112, ,Q 63' .42 120 156 128 173 110 107 84 119 162 127 119 I 10 93 129 1151 129 85 1 1 175 165 178 145 145 157 145 171 145 175 171 157 115 157 145 157 175 175 157 157 171 175 171 157 171 165 171 146 158 1416 158 178 175 171 175 171 1-16 179 158 1-16 158 171 175 158 175 165 179 158 1-16 171 158 171 175 165 179 166 171 175 166 1416 147 171 158 171 179 117 158 171 158 147 Staggs, Penny ',,. ,,,. ..,..,... Staggs, Steve ........,, . ..,..... , Stantield, lidward Seaton tliddiej Stantield. Stewa rt, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, 11 ayne ..,,..,.....,.. Stevens, Charles lurney, jr. 64, 65, Ernest Otis. 111 ....,., Karen Marie ....... Katherine Melissa .,...., Randy ...,...,... . Stovall, Charles lilden, jr. tChuckj Street, Roger Reid, jr. ,,,., . Stromatt, Linda Lucille .. . Sullivan, Nancy , , . . Swang, Ron Axel . . . . , Sweeney, Swinney, Swinney, Swinney lzdith ,,.,.... ,.,. Elaine Annette , , Robert Leslie tllobj lheresa , , ,. .., Taylor, David .,.,,.., Taylor, james Ross . . . . . Taylor, Sandra Clayton , . . . , . Temple, Carl Stephen tStevej lemple, john Thomas ..,..,, ll'emp1e, M arleen . . ..... . . . 1'homason, Beth .,.. .. . lhomason, john Samuel, 111 .... lliomason, Martha ,Xnne .,,, . ., . Thomason. Michael .Xaron Olikej lhomason, Rhonda ..,.. .,.,..,.. lhomason, '1'imothy .,, ,.... . lhompson, Brooksie , . . , thompson, Linda Gail . '1'hompson. Sharon Site , lhurman. Melinda ....,... lliurman. Tomlinson, Townsend. Robert 1Yayne . Donald .Klan .. Steve ...... . 1l11'1l17l1L', Dancey ...,.,,. '1'urney, Pa tricia Ann ... l'rrutia, 1-iddie . .. Vaughan. Bill Vincent, Li nda Sue .. 16, 8' ..,..116 117, 122. 128 y 2 85 86 112,120,153 84, 85, 112, 133 .,,,.....1l1 ,...88, 115, Q Q lists, 'ss' ' on 1217 t, 7.107 ...8f1, 177 ...... . 127 76, 86, 92 107, 122 ,... 81, 85 .. 116 127, 144, M86 94, 134 35 . 111,112 160, 165 17 64, 102 .,,.73 1Valt1en, Rhonda . . ,... ,... ,..,. . . . , , . 31 NValker, Frederick Eugene tlfretldyj , 106, 107, 122, XYa1ker, Robin ..., .,....,. ,.... , , . . , . . . 1Valker, Ronald Paul tRonniej .... ....,....,... 1Va1ker, Terry .,., ...,,.....,. . . , , . . 11'alton, XVi1liam Douglas .,... ,. 102, 108. 127, 156, NVard, Ricky . , . , , . . . . , . , . . 1Yatts, Rusty , , ...., 129. lVaynick, David Alan , . - - . 55 1Vaynick, jackie . ., XVebb, Ralph .,........., Wells, Susan ,,..,..,... , , Whisenh unt, Stephen Nathan While, Edward lllayne , ,. . White, Robert Martin tllobj White, Bill .,..,.. ......,.. N'11itesell, Pam . ., Whiltield, '1'oin Clark .. Whitley, Kenneth .....,. Williams, jayne lillen ....... Williams. Melanie Ragsdale ,. lvilliams, Williams lylitylene Gail tlylitzij fStevej , lVa1lace Daniel ,...,. 128 127 .85 179 175 166 171 158 147 166 148 171 166 148 158 171 159 175 148 166 179 179 166 148 166 159 148 179 148 159 148 175 171 148 167 149 175 159 167 179 171 159 171 175 157 179 167 149 167 171 159 179 179 159 179 175 179 159 167 149 179 179 167 175 167 149 167 149 187 Williams, XVz111t1z1 .... .,.. 1 75 1Voot1, Cooper ...... . X1'i1ls, 11111116121 . ,. ..., 171 Wright, 111-verly A1111 . . , Wilson, lihris ..., 175 Wright, Sieve . ., .. Wilson, Ckerald .. ,... 171 W'yatt, 1.int1a . 111118011 Vlzxnies . . , .,.,, .....,,.... 1 71 Wilson, joey .,,..,.....,... ,.,4...... 1 15, 171 Wilson Margzxrel Millieeiit 84, 85, 149 1N'ilson. 11111111121 Lynn . ,. ,,,,,,,,,,,, 159 Winters, Cliarlie .,...., .. M, M., H171 Xvilllllltfli, john 1'1C11l1L'l'S01l , . , . ,159 Yezlrwootl. Patricia 1.11111 . Organization Index Baseball ,,..,..... .. .127 V11111io1' High Sllltliilll, Clonntzil ,. Basketball B-lt-11111 ..,. 107 Vlllllllll' High x12l1'S1Ky Baskellmall .... Boys Tennis ...... . .120 Vjnnior High Varsity C11L'l'l'1Cl1C1L'1'S Boys T1'z1ctk . . . ..... 122 Lztlin Clllll ,..,............ . . , . 13-lt-11111 C1lCC1'1l'21C1C1'S , . 111 I,il,l-in-y qjlul, V V V V V 1111111115 '4-'-4-'f-'4' S5 Mifpuh ,..,,. ....,.., C1l'0SS-f10111ll1'Y . . . . ..,.. . . , 124 Nulimml I.-mmmc lA.u,,.m. 1'1l'L'llCll fi1ll1J ,. . .... . 911 ,, 1 1' 1'11I1llI'C i11L'Z1C1ll'1'S ol' .X111t'1'itt11 . .,.. 93 5,111 ,c'1.1'11 V VV' H ' ' ' V ,, .V K om lxxpless . , frlllh 113111113 ,....,.,,. . 121 l,VVV'. V .V , V, Girls Trziek . . ..... . 123 ,1,L51dUll,5 C '1'11 Girls Varsity liztskelhzlll ,,., . , , .109 501.1116 1111111 ' ' ' ' Home liiiononiics C1ll1J , . . . . , .. 92 91111111511 1111111 V ' ' Vlunior High Basketliatll IS-tt-11111 . H117 5111110111 11111111111 - - Vlllnior High 13-teani f11lCCI'1Ck1L1i'1'S . ., 116 Vi1l'S1lY 3119401112111 Junior Iligh Girls 11:1skelI1:111 .. . . . ,119 Varsity CI11eer1e:1t1e1's .. junior High Riding .,..,..., i.,. 1 2-1 Varsity Riding , . From The Editor . . . 1 Xb' 111 a year as editor, you make 111211157 new lriencls, you lear11 niany new t11i11gs, anal you become clepenclent 1113011 niany people. There are a great niany people 1115011 1V11011l 1 have been tlepenclent ancl to 111110111 1 21111 very grateful. 1 would like to thank 11111 ancl 1VI11s'. fQUf?7'f0l1 11l10llLf!.S'071,, VV11lle1' Br11'11'ffH, anal Ilfilliam Nlclfoy for t11eir generous 11elp with color set- tings: IVITS. B1lfi07'll lillinglozz and M1'.s'. Veona 1fVO0I1 lor their kincl- ness in t11e use ol' the Uoverno1r's Mansiong Af1U1'1'1.Y Collins, David Col- lins, Vloyce COffHl1ll1'l, ancl S1111 K1H11.s' of lN1OT'l'1.S' COH1H.S' Pl1olog1'11j1l1ff1's for t11eir excellent pliotography and processing: lftlllflfll filllflflllf, Gene H111ft'l1is011, ancl 1111111 Broziin of Cl'11lIm11l1 li11gm1111'1g Corrzjzmiy lor their aclvice and assistance with engraving, Hf?7'IILll1I Clriffnz, Vlacl: Birulsfzzzzu, Corian C1'11l1l1'ee, anal Carltozz Boffgel of 1WcQ11irlfly P11111- ing Comjyftiiy lor t11eir patience anal trenienclous service in printing: Mf1'. and NI119. fl. 1114111111 Loyd lor t11eir counsel, l111t1fi11SK311K1111g, i11- genuity, and hospitality as aclvisersz ancl t11e 1907 Slrzdwif Body and fzcmzlty lor t11eir co-operzition i11 P1'Ol11lC111g t11e MIZPAH lor 1967. 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