Eastern Hills High School - Clan Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1963 volume:

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Even Coach Mitcham said, "One does not say so long to fifteen lettermen while greeting only one offensive starter and expect the telephone to remain silent after a Friday night gamefl The telephone didn't remain silent either. Calls of congratulations began- coming in after Eastern Hills defeated Ysleta 30-6 and posted a 15-O victory over Mineral Wells. Even though they lost their next two games, Eastern Hills had a spirited team which seemed undaunted by predictions and previous records. The Highlanders turned into a Cinderella team, finishing the district season with a 5-1 record and im- portant victories over Paschal, 8-7, and Arlington Heights, 9-6. Even though Paschal had an identical record, Eastern Hills won the right to represent the district by virtue of its victory over Paschal. For bringing Eastern Hills its first 4A-5 District Championship We, the 1965 Clan Staff, dedicate this annual to the fighting Highlander football team and coaches. With this championship Eastern Hills re- ceived glory, spirit, and high honors for which we are both proud and thankful. The dedication to our team and coaches shows only a small portion of the gratitude we have for receiving this championship after only three years of competition in 4A-5. Sincerely, 1963 Clan Staff The '62 Highlander football team includes John Peel, Price, Bill Winkler, Phil Darr, Butch Toler, jon Roper Rusty Culp, Steve Rose, Steve Means, Paul Shields, Jimmy Smith, second rowg Tom Koebernick, Carl Under Leroy Gast, Scotty Locke, first rowg Dave Bane, Hank wood, Kenny Allen, Bruce Butler, Sam Scott, Brian Collins jimmy Young, third row. Smiles come easy after a 9-6 upset over Arlington Heights. The game gave the 4A-5 District Championship to the Highlanders. Highlanders Wear Crown Others are Sammy Steve Helmericks, Leo Al Lewis, first rowg Ray Avery, Pat Sharp, Bartholomew, Mike Moore, Max Rhodes, Luebbehusen, Bobby Keener, James Aitken, Louis Miller, Phil Nixon, Robert Coffee, Ed Millican, Reggie Wilkins, Tim Blocker, second row, Gene Cartwright, Bob Ladd, Tommy Boswell, Roby Morris, Ted Harris, Leslie jackson, Mike Latham, Chuck Welling- ton, last row. l 5 , vhk 0 JT -'j'l-"""w 1 I I ,. .7 , r I, A - 5 5A.'.- " 0 mx Q f' HX" . 'K Q mix x "'.kK',f'-115,14 . 'Qv 9,9 r "Xl""'-5:1-" n'xx' 6' x' '13 Q 3 5. ' 'As VSV 4kK:i' i .v XQX XXNXX 'fr ' T Q xxx, xp . x X' 7 xxsswx Q Q A new , fg v ASQ O 9 X I ' 'D f 4 5 m O 'I ' , nf.. 4- A o . ' ' O 9' ?,, , .X S x .X i ,ag .. -1. -qv .-1-' ffm: X gl X ,s Q ' N C 0" 0 vxsxsv' V lv vsbbb' Q. ,s l"so'QQ' lllxgttb "lxl..ll'.X Qc! '1l...sx ,lv n.n .. .: n LI " n 0 xx Q1 pgs "1 '. g- ' n Q, 1 f' d H I' " " " " n T.-1 0, C"v' 0' X1Xx"Q't ,lf 'I ll ll I1 le ll ll " I, 1' ',. 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These jubilant students are listening to the play by play broadcast of the Ysleta game. Not quite so happy, the Highlanders fumbled on their 30 yard line on the third try for a touchdown. Foreign beauties. Tee Matthews and Gay Burton. captivate Steve Helmericks. ssembly Boosts O I O Su P o n "Yodely. odely-aaaaaa !" yodel Eastern Hills' skiers Carole Stallcup and Harriett Hamilton. Greeny Teenies invzicle fl program at Eastern Hills to buy their Tartan-Clan Plan. These Eskimo lovelies. new arrivals from Alaska. have come out of their igloo to sing the merits of the Tartan-Clan Package Plan. I0 Art Club's members had an oriental New Year's party. btu dents are eating rice with chopsticks from bowls made in art class. The group are at Mrs. Meisner's home. Gene Cartwright, Bill Winkler, and Chuck Wellington are taking advantage of dinner for the football team Friday, October 26, 1962. Y-Teens were in charge of cooking the meal, and a representative from each club gave help. Twenty-two students attended the Press Club dinner sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Priddy at Vance Godbey's December 5. Jon Roper prepares a dummy for the bonfire before the North Side game. Coach Graves leads the football boys in a yell, "XWe- will-win !" I2 Bonfire Sparks Desire to Win At the conclusion of each pep rally students and faculty join in an unbroken chain as a tradition of loyalty to the team. Bob Keener gives the team's pledge to ' bring back another victory for Eastern Hills. Atop boxes and wood, burns the dummy made for the season's only bonfire, Unfortunately, the Steers had different ideas and handed the Highlanders a 56-15 loss. David Thurman, a new type insect spray in a modern- in the pep rally before the Arlington Heights game. ized container, exterminates yellow jacket, Charlie Rigby, Pep Rallies Promote Eastern Hills Spirit Cheerleader David Thur- man and john Roper display an open letter from the stu- dent body to the football team to promote school spirit. Oh, Coach! I wasnt that good," blushes Max Rhodes, discussing his catching of the winning touchdown pass in the Paschal game. 5 2 S UW' Q 53 R"n+ NWI sg Z Siva-5A it '1Sf1 fx" A 1. 1 ' 41.5- ax "3" -Km .. W' .ag-. ' Q YW il 5 A Q .qw K it an 15.5, 'sz -.K ,Q A C Q ' f' I 1 W ,Qs Team Honored in Various Ways l Co-captains Sam Scott and David Bane look on as Mr. Johnson accepts Eastern Hills' first city-champ trophy. David Bane presents Coach Willingham with a gift certificate, a token of the team's appreciation. X X Y ,. .1 r 1 1- ,, , 2 A ef 'aaa '- .,,k wxivff 5 r , ' fm. . 1 ,, - 3, C-mon, you guys! Wake up! Mike Latham, EH football player, enjoys seeing all the people who came to support the team at the pancake supper sponsored by the Booster Club. Larry Jackson collects cans for admission to the Christmas Doll Show. Paul Tate, as Santa Claus, reads letters from girls wanting boy dolls for Christmas' Y-Teens Sponsor Christmas Doll Show Kim Nelson receives Roi Vandiver, the Kissy Doll Roby Morris, jon Roper, Char- lfle Rigby, Phil Nixon, Bill Wink- ler, and Bob Visney represent the Samuell cheerleaders. Will the real john L. Sullivan please step forward? Tricia Speakes accepts Kenneth Crawford as an able sub- stitute. Straight from Tahiti, Hula girls Bobby Dillard and Paul Shields exhibit their charms. Every girls' dream: a real live baby doll! And who fits the part better than handsome David Bane? Pam Lankton is not so sure that james Gil- martin is the angel he portrays. I7 Tutti Ziegler brings a different aspect of frontier life to Eastern Hills on Ranch Day. I8 Guy Perkins, Gene Cartwright, james Aitken, and Max Rhodes serenade their "sweet hearts." Fronher Life Comes to EHH Parker Hoover reigns as Ranch King, with Linda Cad- wallader as Top Hand and Deral Elkins as Foreman. Gloria Strickland looks surprised as Gail DeVore informs her that she has just been named '63 Ranch Queen of the Big 1 -ii' if 3- HQ Wil. li These happy boys seem to be looking forward to joining the armed forces. Look again! Those aren't really faces! Scoring a hit with the audience were these "Crazy Cadets." Susan Begley Reigns as Queen of Big " " Carol Reeder, ending her reign as beauty queen of the Big "E," takes her final walk before Susan Begley begins her reign. ' s 51 -Vw 5 , S Gay Burton, David Kynard, Roby Morris, Tutti Ziegler, johnny Dominy, and Sherry Plisko try to prove that the minuet is back in style. I9 I will 188 Seniors Dine CI1' Country "I could have danced all night." Dreamy-eyed Bob Larmer seems to be in another world. Celia Beall gave the re sponse to the teachers toast to the graduating seniors. As president of the senior class, Tom Koeber- nick presided as master of ceremonies for the senior banquet, which was held May 4. 4 is N 9f'G9?iievi 'iwz--rw Q zz.: W I Q Some of the seniors look a little tired along the end of the dance. and Dance Colonial Club C delivered the seniors' toast to the teach- rs. A short interval between dinner and the dance gave students a chance to talk to friends Wide-eyfed and innocent, Paul Tate Some Highlanders like Tony Lange and Pam Lankton really enjoyed the banquet. The EH Stage Band supplied music for those who stayed for the dance. 2 l ge? .s. ' milfs . ..,,,,gi its-,.,-ia n. V.., 17 , ,P f 5 rf, , .,:. , 3 ii sa 2.6 sv ta . if st Q f Q 9542 ' fi ' x , 1' 2, fi ij Q l 2 ,fi .ig 1' :W Y 2 . 5 22 EZ 5'- if gg q.v ,,,,.:ma - if 22 H . M j 5 L 4 s Tye? F X .V - , Q ff? i me f., -,,,. Egg, . , ., -. . ,, .V psy Lzlg IV.. 5 , f ,sm MW ,-V: ,L.. T assi- .i .V l. f f - -T :gl e " A -irgi,ag tfakrkhly Y- '- '22 .Q,z-:ww fa , . A ,M et. W,,,.. ,.+,,,,, , '- , W X,L,, me :L .. , ga' 'Q 5111: was-ga. wa Wiainwffefs "" , 112' ,, . W 'A 4eif1'?'ie' 515'-ai.lZfi5?Q:59f?K??:ii-5? - . ' 1"' if g fw-,qgrggwz .afziiis-Unit 'mfjaiggrwg f ' in V 'aft . , . -V . ,witty ' " ' . - E 9' . 1 , Ji ESM' K , A . Ts, 1, f " ffl 'fs .fs f Tonya Lange, looking more beautiful than ever, takes her final stroll at Eastern Hills during the senior day program "Ma said there'd be days like this." Danny McCoy and Chuck Wellington prove this statement during the senior play. 22 Steve Helmericks, playing a familiar role, leads the student body in "fifteen for team." Seniors Recall Memories, Swim 5 Sew .ggi The ice cream man, Mike Cooper, came to revive mem- ories of football season with an original poem during the senior day program. Ir 9 TEAR Kim Nelson entertains at the senior day program with an exotic dance. Enioy Picnic Eastern Hills' own Gordon McRae, Larry Guthrie, entertains the student body with a selec- tion from Oklahoma. Picnickers enjoy a dip in the pool at Camp Carter during the senior picnic. Students relax at the senior picnic after a hearty meal before going horse- back riding. Jon Roper and Charlie Bruce seem to disagree about which one will get to date Leona Luebbehusen. 23 CLUBS f""i-'N X Z V 25 Y-Teen officers are Carol Crowder. I.C.C. representative, Mollie Howell. treasurer: Gail DeVore. vice presidentg Mar- sha Meyers. presidentg Tee Matthews. third vice presidentg Susan Begley, second vice presidentg Susie Wladlington. secre- Y-Teens Sponsor The Y-Teen doll show is an event anticipated by the entire student body. Admission to the show is one can of food, to be given to a needy family. Other Y-Teen proj- ects included the Christmas dance, Howdy Week ac- tary, first row. Celia Beall. chaplain: Paula Acuff. sergeant at arms, Linda Hartman. song leaderg Betsy Hunter. historiang Phyllis Buckman. sergeant at arms. Sponsors are Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Thompson. Miss Moore. and Mrs. Tannahill, Various Activities tivities, and Ranch Day. Eastern Hills' Y-Teen Club was honored several times by having Y-Teen girl of the month and being club of the month. Senior Y-Teens are Howell. Meyers. DeVore. Hunter, Beall Matthews, Crowder. Hartman. Acuff. Begley, first row, Hill Young, Langdon, Kimbrough, Mitchell. Butler. Wfofforcl. Hub bard. Correll. XVadlington. second rowg King. Waddell. Burrage, Winters, Hoffman. Vifoolverton. Gibbs. Rucker, Benbow, Hud son, Burton, third row, Lathrop, Logan. Bergeron. Graham Wfeimann, LaVelle. Retherford, Grady, Barnes. Reeder, Mar Cotte, fourth row, i Others are Roberts. Willianis. Rodgers, Stephens, Ham mons, Melanson, XVarren. Venson. Cunningham. Barr, Almond fifth row: Bretz, Bozanich, Kouns, Spain. Lambert, Grzann Ballem. Stallcup. Ellis. Cooper, Jenson, sixth rowg Kouns Swanson. Peacock, Dunham. Lemons, Conatser, Eldridge, Mc Kinney, Hamilton, Blackstone. seventh rowg Kelley, Cole Buckman. Smith. Hooten, Huckaby, Cunningham. Held, Well born, Hamilton, Perrino, eighth row. if iw 'Y as 2555+ M -'S R, x,xX xg U f-rs y, J. fm: 1? 3 55 Q Q 1 3,3 2? 3 , EQ 5 Highlandette drill leaders, jaki Crabtree, jan Cardwell, Sharon Hubbard, and Linda Dunham, pose with oil- painted cutouts purchased for the school in time for Home- coming activities. Highlcmclettes Promot Spirit Highlandettes include Bothe and Hankins, first row Parsons, Woodard, Matthews, and Garcia. second row Koudsi, Mason, Howery, Andrews, Blanton, Cadwalladerj Perrino, and K. Barnes, third rowg john, Miller, Mc Murry, Sanders, Whisenand, Stovall, Brockman, Buck man, jones, Benton, and Carr, fourth row. Others are Crowder, Cunningham, Wellborn, Ballem, Swaim, Garner, Bowdish, Ardoyno, Wadlington, Beall Cottingham and Harris, fifth row, N. Barnes, Mack, Ewell Latta, Livingston, Schmidt, Eudey, Wilson, Hawkins McMains, Hardin, Held and Nash, sixth row, jones Kimbrough, Reeder, Heitmann, Reid, Logan, Christopher son, Tuttleton, Hatcher, DeVore, Stephens, and Price last row. More than a hundred girls are members of High- landettes, the pep squad at Eastern Hills. Members must provide their own uniforms and have a "C, average in class work. Besides boosting athletic teams, members ushered at various school activities and were hostesses at the Indoor Track Meet and. at the convention for physical education teachers at Hotel Texas. Highlandette officers are jan Eudey, vice president, Judy Brice, secretary, Barbara King, historian, and Kay Stephens, president. V l Other Highlandettes are Senchack, Wahl, Bergeron, johnson Bacon, Marshall, Dowden, and Currin, first row, Grzann Hudson, Hodges, Guffey, Bennett, Berliner, Tangney, Pear- son, Smith, and jahn, second row, Terry, Kornitsky, Lambert, Hamilton, Huckaby, Orr, Gordon, Gandy, Barber, Vfoodward King, and Bartholomew, third row. Also included are Anthony, Eldridge, Stallcup, Graham, Rodgers, Hix, Burnett, Dugan, Dixon, Parsons, Bice, and Walker, fourth row, Strikland, Hammonds, Enlow, Sims, Bargsley, Bailey, Threatt, Lawson, Dake, Deal, and V. Cardwell, fifth rowg Schmucker, Walker, Ford, Netherton, Royse, Reed, Daniels, Bozanich, Rogers, and Priddy, last row. Leading the German Club are Mrs. Carroll, sponsorg tariang Joan Retherford, reporterg Mike Grizzardmpres- Carl Johnson, vice president, David Tracy, parliamen- identg and Dennis Smith, secretary-treasurer. Christmas Party Highlights German CIub's Year Highlight of the German Club's activities this year was the Christmas party held at Vicki Held's. Music was furnished by Art jameson and Vernon Boyd. Dennis Smith gave a comedy monologue, and several members presented a comedy skit. Other memorable events in- cluded a question and answer period with a teenage German girl, a spring picnic, and the presentation of colored slides of Germany. The group's representative in the beauty pageant was Vicki Held. German Club members include joan Retherford, Dennis Smith, Mike Grizzard, Carl Johnson, David Tracy, first row, Art Jameson, Mary Frech, Lee Anna Latham, Carolyn Almond, janet Kelly, Mariann Garner, Joyce Smith, second row, Carol Price, Phyllis Davis, Donna Seate, Ellene Melanson, Dona Griffith, Faye Christopherson, Gaylan Carr, Vicki Held, Kim Nelson, and Charlie Rigby, third row. 30 Others are Vernon Boyd, Bryan Collins, Terry Von Diest, Tom Koebernick, Bob Hillert, Eugene Schilder, Charles Cole, Danny McCoy, Ray Merrill, joe Spears, Lourth rowg Joe Dickerson, jimmy Howell, Larry Guthrie, Kendall McCook, Leo Luebbehusen, Bill Hudgens, Don Murkley, john Benson, Bob Birchett, Randy Decker, last row. JCL Delegates Attend Convention Junior Classical League, which is in its fourth year, in- cludes present and former Latin students. Climax of the year's activities was the conven- tion held on the campus of Texas Technological College in Lubbock in the spring. To de- fray convention expenses, mem- bers held a slave auction. ' junior Classical League officers include Mrs. McCulley, sponsor, Mike Flovters vice president, John Morris. president, Sherri Sledge, secretary, and Mike Gentry UCHSUICI. JCL members include Hightower, Cooper, Gentry, Sledge, Flowers, Morris, Hoffman, Culp, Luebbehusen, Dyer, first row, Marks, Maddox, Anderson, Batchelder, Andrews, Ardoyno, Rodgers, Bartholomew, Marshall, Crabtree, Heitmann, Roddy, Barber, Brooks, Waltliers, Hudson, Hubbard, Schavity, Hullum, Archie, Enlow, Mrs. McCulley, second row, Luebbehusen, Latham, Stagner, Rush, Lathrop, Reas, Cole, Burton. Others are Fisher, Barber, Yarborough, Thomson, Jose Chapman, Herring, Jones, third row, Kesmodel, Brown, Stan field, Kunze, Huddleston, Hillert, Castillon, Hoffman, Cotting ham, Grove, Bizzell, Berger, Rockhold, Reid, fourth row Sparks, Canada, Myers, Livingston, Creel, Guthery, Bockmon Cole, Whittington, Grubbs, Barnes, james, Loesch, Hart, Lacey Moser, Gladwin, last row. i These charming senoritas have just enjoyed a delightful Spanish dinner at El Chicos. Each year the members of the Pan-American Club look forward to the dinner party and the state convention, which constitutes a weekend trip out-of-town. Pa n-American embers Welcome Cuban Family One of the main objectives of this club is the furthering of good will between our country and the Latin American countries. Christmas was made brighter for a Mexican family this year by the gifts and food collected from the Pan- American members. A Cuban family was wel- comed to the United States by a Serenade of well known Christmas carols in Spanish. Also in December the activities were high- lighted by the annual Christmas dinner. At this time the first year members were initiated and given their membership cards. Spanish Club members are Howell, johnson. Grady, Bice, Hudson, Stewart, Withers, Dillard, first row, Smith, Carter, May, Mac- Dowell, Anderson, Gant, Bergeron, Williamson, Caldwell, second row, Miller, Davis, Meyers, Pearson, Carter, Cunningham, Lambert, Grzann, Spain, Andrews, Garrett, Walker, Childers, third row. Others are Wallace, Bracken, Burroughs, Harris, Shear, Almond, 32 gi l E s 5 Jenson, Waddell, Ballem, Perry, Brockman, fourth' row, Keith, Speck, Buckingham, Hubbard, Kouns, Proctor, Parish, Schmidt, Woodard, Roberts, Logan, Horn, Clare, Garner, fifth row, Martin, Reinwald, Haney, Massey, Huber, Pitts, Miller, Norman, Keeton, Hunsaker, Ballard, Martin, Grove, last row. ii, it 2 as 5 X Other Keeton, Spears, Howe, Brandt, Spanish Club members are Barton, Isham, Lankton, Ellis, third row, Taylor, Smith, Taylor, Woolverton, Ewell, Meyers, Norman, Ziegler. Garland, first row, Barnes, Wadlington, Barnes, Ward, Purselley, fourth row, Garcia, Treadwell, Haney, Winter, King, Woolx'erton, Elliot, Callaway, Haueisen, Cox, Cunningham, Martin, Cole, Schwotzer, Gregory, Toler, Jacobs, Royar, second row, Matthews, Reeder, Beall, Perkins, last row. I-Iawrylak, Threatt, Bush, Barnard, Brandt, Devoe, Wfaldrup, SP3I1lSh Club Officers include, Seated, Judy' Bice, Steve Dillard, vice presidentg Dennis Withers, pro- reporterg julie Hudson, reporter, jan Grady, PAFS gram chairman, Sponsors of the Spanish Club are chairman, Mollie Howell, secretary, Donna john- Mrs. Ballard and Mr. Psomas. son, treasurer, standing, Tim Stewart, president, 33 i l K 1 Ei Q K French Club members are Mike Liddle, Marilyn Conner, Gail DeVore, Ronnie Harris, Ioan Correll, Harriet Hamil- ton, jackie Bozanich, first rowg Dianah Barton, Janis Smith, Sherry Kornitsky, Sandy Conlin, Sarah Blanton, Carolyn Archie, Sandra Edwards, Mary Phillips, second row, Joy Smith, Teresa Thornburg, Susan Berliner, Connie Karis, Becky Hoffman, third row. Harris Heads French Club meetings are held at various mem- bers, homes the first and third Mondays of each month. The first meeting is usually a program with guest speakers, and the other monthly meeting is reserved for business. Others are Donna Barron, Mary Beard, Lynda Bothe, Ellene Melanson, third row, Diane McDonald, Cynthia Childs, Sandra Vasquez, Linda Proffitt, Carol Fisher, Sandra Diehl, Marilyn Milburn. Judy Hill, fourth row: Barbara Wolfe, Cynthia Daniels, Jon Moody, john O'Dell, Edward Luke, Barry Willnuington, Bill Winkler. Bob Holman, last row. French Club During Christmas club members sang French carols at several old folks' homes. They attended the language laboratory at Texas Christian University. The year was climaxed with a dinner party at a French restaurant in Dallas. French Club officers are Marilyn Conner, treasurer, Ronnie program chairmang Harriett Hamilton, reporter, Miss Naish, Harris, presidentg Mike Liddle, program chairman, Gail De- sponsor, Vore, vice president, jackie Bozanich, secretary, joan Correll, u 11- si wl aw.w -emma: - I fi wszswrss, :si ww- :mess-sw, :fini 5:11 '-"1 -mis- I 's a zmwawmf Officers of the Art Club, Pat Schwotzer, reporterg president, pose before sketches of this year's football Meg Garland, treasurerg Linda Woolverton, secre- players. taryg Vicki Cardwell, presidentg Carol Parsons, vice Enjoying an Art Club sketching trip at Forest Park Zoo are Susan Berliner and Pat Schwotzer. Ari Club Presents Painting The Art Club, one of the newer organizations at EHHS, is a small club whose aim is to increase art appreciation in the school while members work and enjoy their common interests. Projects include making posters and banners for pep rallies, going to exhibits, and having parties which sometimes include making crafts. The Art Club has established a tradition of presenting an original painting by a local artist to the school each year. Members of the Art Club are Parsons, Watson, ton, second row, Amburn, Groody, Smartt, Newton Schwotzer, Hoffman, Riedel, May, first row, Enlow, Garland, Kelley, Baer, last row. Sponsor is Mrs. Meisner Parson, Tangney, Berliner, Howard, Cardwell, Woolver- ill '+rm.:.. map mnuimx 'war ff if .. . . . .wr 36 Nancy O'Neill, Carolyn Mitchell, and Lynn Cottingham find it hard to decide what to eat at Vance Godbey's during the Future Nurses Christmas outing. Future Nurses are Juanita Peacock, chaplaing Phyllis Buckman, presidentg Mollie Howell, vice president, Nancy O'Neill, secretary-treasurerg Susan Begley, corresponding secretary, first rowg Carol Barnes, Janet Bartholomew, Terri jahn, Marilyn Conner, Cheryl Conatser, Carol Gore, second rowg Carolyn Almond, Judy Bice, Betty Blessing, Pam Gladwin, Karen Bassham, Carolyn Mitchell, third rowg Diane Hill, Linda Langdon, Mary Young, Janis Kim- brough, Pat McCullough, Lynn Cottingham, fourth row. Future Nurses Learn About Health Careers Membership in Future Nurses of America Club is made up of students interested in a health career. They have an opportunity to learn about the different types of health careers from speakers, movies, and field trips to different health agencies. Three delegates from the club attended the State FNA Convention in San Antonio, March 23 and 24. Nurse's assistants are Ka- ren Buckingham, Shelia Ward, Carolyn Mitchell, Mrs. Young, Sharron Elliot, and Donna Barnard. During National Education Week, FTA members placed pol- ished apples in all the teachers' boxes. Future Teacher officers are Mrs. Dyer, sponsor, Julie Hudson, treasurerg Marsha Meyers, secretary, Beth Walther, historian, Mr. Sills, sponsorg Bob Hillert, parliamentariang Susie Wfadlington, vice president, Bill Hoffmann, pres- ident.- FTA "Apple PoIishes" FTA is an organization for all students interested in education or the teaching profession. Business meetings are held with speakers and films. This year FTA sold school stationery to make it possible to send delegates to the district convention at Sherman. At this convention EHHS nominees for Mr. and Miss FTA were Roi Vandiver and Pat Youngblood. This spring FTA held a banquet for all members. FTA members include Clark, Hoffman, Hillert, Meyers, Shire, third row, Christopherson, Nash, Wolff, Stovall, Senchack, Wadlington, Hudson, Walther, Withers, Youngbloodf first row, Bothe, Carter, Barnes, Reeder, Burrage, Cole, Woolverton, Retherford, Seate, Archie, B. Lewis, Grzann, Burton, Huckaby, Grady, Butler, DeV0re, Vinson, fourth row, Toler, Culp, Van Self, Spears, Elliot, Callaway, Reas, Garner, Waddell, second Pelt, P0yI16Cr, Millar, Tracy, J0l1U50D, VaI1CliVE'r, Baile, PCfl4iHS, rowg Vasquez, McMains, Ward, Ballem, Haire, C. Lewis, Lambert, Grizzard, Luebbehusen, Halm. Cole, Avery, Jones, Stanfield, Hamilton, Miller, Thomson, Barr, Cunningham, Ford, Clare, fifth row. 37 Officers and members of the Bible Club include Harris, song director, Woolxferton, secretary: Vandiver, vice presidentg Helm, president, first row, Enlow, Davis, Harkrider, Hailey, Clower, Blanton, Elliot. Brooks. Wfaters, Retherford. Kelley, second row, Carr, Amburn, Copeland. Ferguson, Others are Almond, Anthony, Nirnitz, Hubbard, Smith, Kelly, third row, Kimbrough, McCullough, Kimbrough, Harris, McGee, Crowder, Ward, Rigby, Haynes, Groody, Christopherson, Hardisty, fourth rowg Livingston, Branum, Scudday, Dillard, Martin, Grizzard, Withers, Perkins, Cole. Roberts, fifth row. Bible Club Provides Daily Devotions Members of the Bible Club give daily Bible readings guest speakers. One of the club's projects is a "Singspira- l to the student body. On significant holidays they also UODW held HHHUHHY during the SPfiUg. Sponsors aff? Mr- w l provide musical numbers. Meetings are twice monthly with Psomas and Mrs. Hicks. Additional Bible Club members are Millican, Wright, Hatcher, Martin, Roberts, Whittington, Van Pelt, Jenson, first rowg Garcia, Warriner, Hendrix, Ellis, Kramer, Peacock, jahn. Swanson, Bush, McCauley, Wfinter, Garcia, second row, Mitchell, Haire. Ince, Owens, Perkins, Miller. Hawrylak, Brandt, Threatt, Miles, Begley, Milburn, third row. 38 Others include Howell, Barton, Woolverton, Miller, Blackwell Ewell, Hubbard, Redford, Williams, Lankton, Hoffman, Nickerson, fourth rowg Jones, Koebernick. M. Rigby, C. Rigby, Cole, Cox, Keeton, S. Dillard, Poyneer, B, Dillard, Culp, Grizzard, Walden, Thompson. Blake. l l l ,,,. 1 3 is l "I'm suing you for a hundred and fifty thousand dollars!" K I Sheridan Whiteside Uohn Morrisj addresses a startled Mr. and Mrs, Stanley CErnest Clark and Sandra Cooperj, as his doctor fDennis Smithj, nurse fDaunne Nethertonj and secretary Officers include james Sells. president: Judy Stephenson, secretaryg Orinda Vffoolveftonl Watch his Ch-1ld15h'3Cll0n5- The Scene George Branum. vice president: and Cheryl Conatser. project chairman. was from The Man Who Came to Dinner-i Students Form New Drama Club Any students interested in acting are eligible for membership in the Drama Club. Most cast members for the spring and fall plays are in the club, which was organized this year with Miss Jeffords as sponsor. Dramatic Club members include George Branum, Christopherson. third row: Terri jahn, jackie Boz- judy Stephenson, Cheryl Conatser. james Sells. anich, Roy Scudday, John Morris, Danny Pitts. Bill first rowg jaki Crabtree. Lynda Bothe. Pat Young- Fuqua. fourth rowg Tommy Nelson, Charles Jones, blood. Dalana Clark. Betty Blessing. Tony Desmukes. Bobby Dillard, Ken Crawford, Ken Arnold. last second rowg Sharon Dowden. Kathy Brunson. Charlie row. Rigby. Linda Reynolds, Daunne Netherton. Faye 39 n umnzs: are 1. suis... .Q f--.. slum., urn- ---'. -I ' lm Safety Council l Hcls Cify-Wide y Officer l l Setting a good example for the stu- l dent body are these safety conscious lead- 1 ers of the Safety Council. President Gail DeVore presides over all meetings with the aid of vice president Vicki Held, secretary Sharron Bergeron, and city-wide secretary, jan Grady. The purpose of the Safety Council is to teach safety habits. y Helping the Safety Council is Mr. Wfeath- l l erred, club sponsor. 1 l l Safety Council members are .lan Grady. Gail DeVore. man. Bee Sterret, Marty Graham, Mary Lotn, Charlie Rigby, Sharron Bergeron. Vicki Held. first rowg Karen Perrino. Candy Hamilton. Carolyn lvlarcotte. third rowg jan Waddell, jere XVinter. Cheryl LaVelle. Diane Vifiemann. Peggy Anthony. Bob Dillard. fourth row. Dona Blackstone, Carol Griffey. second rowg Suzanne Hoff- X l ' s r I I 1 iai -a ... ... . v 2 Second-semester officers of the Bowling Club are. secretary. Ronald Swanson, treasurer. Mike Seemang president. johnny Dominyg Bowlers Meet Weekly Llembers of the Bowling Club are Cheryl Reeder. Tommy Nelson, Ronald Swanson, Carolyn Almond. Georgia Wfoodarcl. Roberta Marshall. Margo Garrett. Johnny Dominy. Louise Anderson. Jaki Crabtree. Carol XVaters. Janet Shepherd, Charlie Rigby. Pat Senchack. Brenda Schmitt, Pam Ewell. Char- lyne Wfoodard, ,lack Langdon. john Guthrie. and 'Veronica Skidmore. Others include Gerald Pendery. Sara Cunninghana, Kathy Barnes. Mike Seamann, Pat Campbell. Larry Ellison. James Creel, Larry Shorne, Mike Miller, Larry Sellers. Bill Stockton, john Sparks, Bobby Dillard. Glenn Lacy. Charles jones. Ross Reinwald, james Martin. Hoinan Rupert. Rusty Culp. and Phil Wfhittington, Officers of the National Honor Society are David Bane, vice pres- ident, Paul Shields, president, Susan Begley, secretary, Steve Dillard, UGHSLIICI. NHS Upholcls Scholarship Purpose of the National Honor Society is to uphold scholarship and leadership. Main money making project is the sending of valentine telegrams. Money obtained is used to buy pins for senior members, certificates for juniors, and cards for sophomores. Awards are made at an induction ceremony in the spring. National Honor Society members are Steve Dillard, Susan Begley, Paul Shields, David Bane, row one, Phyllis Buclcman, Linda Hart- man, Suzanne Speck, Celia Beall, Gay Burton, Carol Eldridge, Susan Harris, Suzanne Wadlington, julie Hudson, Marsha Meyers, Linda Wfoolyerton, Mary Phillips, Dalana Clark, Janet Kelly, Nancy Clare, Kim Nelson, row two, Sandra Diehl, Janet Jackson, Betty Helm, Donna Beene, Donna Johnson, Barbara Isham, Paula Van 42 Pelt, Jan Grady, Mary Logan, Jan XX'addell, Art jameson, Mike Seeman, Ronald Swanson, row three, Bill Hoffman. Bob Hillert, Steve Rose, joe Dickerson. Harry Bounds, Dennis Withers, Mike Grizzard, Dale Mahan, David Richardson, Carl johnson, Bobby Dillard, Paul Tate, Leo Luebbehusen, LeRoy Thompson, Richard James, Bruce Grove, row four. l 6+ Pasfime Develops Info Chess Club What started as an interesting pastime during lunch and before and after school developed into Eastern Hills' Chess Club. The only requirement for member- ship is ability to play the game. Members participated in several tournaments, including the Tarrant County Chess Tournament in May. Members not pictured include Mike Liddle and Phil Chapman. Roy Burklow, Ken Arnold, Neal Rockhold, Curtis Cavin, and David Wfatkins anticipate the next move. Chess Club sponsor, Mrs. Carroll, watches an exciting game between Roy Burklow and David Watkins. Ken Arnold, Neal Rockhold, and Curtis Cavin offer advice. Miss King. sponsor: Jan Wad- dell. editor: and Carol Eldridge, assistant editor, make deadlines for the '65 yearbook. In addi- tion to making the final decisions on matters such as headline type, placement of sections. and pic- ture selections, the editors check all pages before they go to the publisher. They worked this summer to get ready for the distribution of the Clan. Cheryl Reeder, senior class editorg Nancy Barnes, junior class editorg Susie Wfadlington, sophomore class editorg and Judy Bise. assistant senior class editor, ,check class pictures for names and identifications. 44 l Gay Burton and Tee Matthews. faculty editors, type copy for the faculty section. They were also responsible for the index, Neophyfes Produce Clan Even though not one staff member had had any previous experience, Clan workers endeavored to pro- duce a bigger and better annual this year. In addi- tion to the extra signature, changes were made in the faculty and organization sections in an attempt to emphasize the curriculum and to chronicle the purpose and yearls projects of each club. Vicki Held, business manager, and Cheryl Kelley, assistant business man- ager, count money turned in for the Tartan-Clan package plan sales. Their duties included keeping an accurate ac- count of all money turned in and mak- ing file cards for students who pur- chased annuals. Max Rhodes and Bob Keener, sports editors, decide which action shots they plan to use in the football section. Betsy Hunter, organization editorg Cheryl Spain and Barbara King, fea- ture editors, and Candy Hamilton, personality editor, discuss layouts for their sections. 45 Staff editors are, left to right, Bill Hoffman, Dillard, first semester editorg Gail Cole, feature news editorg Paul Shields, sports editorg Bobby editor. Dillard, Koebernick Share Editor Honors Business staff includes, front row, Candy Marty Graham, assistant business managerg Jane Hamilton, advertising managerg Dona Black- Welborn, business managerg Linda Hartman: stone, assistant advertising managerg Dyanne exchange editor, Karen Rush, assistant circulation Cunningham, circulation managerg second row, manager. 46 , Photographers are Dick Goddard and LeRoy Thompson. who also takes pic- tures for the Clan. Columnists include, left to right, Harriett Hamilton, Mary Logan, Nancy Lathrop, Tom Castillon, and Sharon Noah. Staff Procedures Change This Year Procedures of the '62-'63 Tartan staff varied from past years. The staff positions were partly rotated during the first half of the year, and a new editor was appointed for each semester. The Press Club, sponsored by the journalism department, celebrated a Christmas dinner at Vance Godbey's. This year's journalism staff gained valuable information on printing and editing the paper from a visit to the Wilson Printing Company and a tour of the Star-Telegram building. Other staff members include Pam Perry, assistant society editorg Cheryl Spain, girls' sports editorg Chris Horn, assistant feature editorg Carole Stallcup, assistant news editor. Standing are Tom Koebernick, assistant sports editor and second semester editor, and James Hul- sey, reporter. 47 Press Club members include Hartman, Horn, Dillard, Hamilton, Gregory, Sterett, Thomson, Nash, jones, Royce, Rush, third rowg Stallcup, first rowg Lewis, Kornitsky, Ziegler, Smith, Spain, Barnes, Garner, Clare, Castillion, Scudday, Hillert, Culp, Shields, Blackstone, Lathrop, Graham, Cunningham, Perry, Phillips, Logan, Dillard, Koebernick, Hulsey, Thompson, Hoffman, last row. second rowg Cottingham, Lewis, Shear, Wfard, Cole, Hamilton, Press Club Encourages Creative Writing One of the main purposes of Eastern Hills' Press Club at Vance Godbey's and a spring party. The club is a is to further interest in creative writing. Requirements for member of the Fort Worth High School Press Associa- membership include a "B" average with no grade below "B" tion and was host to that group for its january meeting. in English. Among social activities were a Christmas party Press Club officers are Carole Stallcup, secretary, Bobby Dillard, presidentg Chris Horn, vice presidentg Harriett Hamilton, treasurerg Mrs. Pricldy, sponsor, Linda Hartman, historian. 48 Dillard Heads Student Council Student Council members decorate the school's Christmas tree and escort visitors through Eastern Hills' halls during Public Schools Wfeek. Each mem- ber of the Council is elected by ,his homeroom. Mem- bers must maintain no grade below a "C" with an "A" average in citizenship. Student Council officers include David Bane, vice president, Dillard, presidentg and Genera Anderson. secretary. ? Bo Student Council members are Anderson, and Dillard, first row, Helm, O'Neill, Martin, Clark, Boydston, Bracken, Morrow, Norman Smith, Speck, Hudson, Brooks, second row, Maddox, Conatser, Bice, fifth row, Koebernick, Dominy, Dillard, Grizzard, johnson, Hardy Sledge, Ballem, Teems, Hubbard, third row, Miller, Senchack, Latham, Keeton, sixth row. Woffard, Lewis, Ward, Grady, Nelson, Nimitz, fourth row, Rigby, Assistants in the main office include Diana Hooten, Joy Smith, Peggy Brandt, Jan Grady, Sherri Plisko, Cynthia Childs, Kay Gibbs, Diane Weimann, Micki Bodine, and Sandra Marks. Students Volunteer Assistance Helping in Mrs. Tucker's office are Janis Smith, Mary Jane Hew- ett, Dianah Barton, .Ierre Miller, Marsha Meyers, and Judy Stephenson, Mr. Vaughn's assistants are Carole Stallcup, Cindy Cheryl Harley, La Verne Ward, Gloria Speakes, and Martin, Sharon Hubbard, Robert Marshall, Linda Lem- Beth Butler. Seated are Frances Nash, Cheryl Conatser, mons, Susan Caldwell, Mary Lattimore, Sharon Parks, and Beverly Vinson. Student librarians include Daunne Netherton, Connie Keith. janet Shepherd, jan Jones, Barbara Grunow, Brenda Karis, Frances Ince, Barbara Sims. Kaye Wy'att. and janet Deal. TCFSSH Tl1OfI1bL1fg, Simily JOl1flS0f1. JHCl4iC PCHYSOU, Kelly, seated. Others are Diane McDonald. Janet Reid, -lane and Becky Self. Assisting Miss Dalton and Mrs. Conway, counselors. are Doris Wfoodruff, Gaylan Carr. Kay McGee, Kim Nelson, Susan Harris, and Linda Dunham. Red Cross representatives are Dona Blackstone, Mary Reid, jerry Chandler, Sylvia Callaway, Paula Acuff, Nancy O'Neal, Lloyd Grimm. Barbara Rucker, Janis Smith, Pat Lambert, Christy Hawrylak, Miclci Bodine, Janis Chiles, Ginger Royar, Roberta Marshall, Pat Senchack, Jackie Pearson, jane Ferguson, Sheryl Sheets, Carolyn Almond, Peggy Anthony, Candy Hamilton, Bee Sterett, Linda Ardoyno, and Jeanne Hatchett. Others include Johnny Son, Mary Lou Wfaldrup, Linda Durough, joe Dickerson, jack Gray, Mike Rigby, Charlie Rigby, Alice Bretz, Patti Groody, Judi McKinney, Susan McMains, Kathy Barnes, Johnny Norman, Leonard Pack, Randy Kuntz, Steve Rose, Bob Visney, Bobby Dillard. Charles jones, Beverly Vinson. Mike Moore, Kay Gibbs, Frances Nash, Susan Hoffman, and Fred Robeson. Members of the Girls' Glee Club are Waiiusleyf, Davis, Conlin, Others are Rowland, Graves, Bassham, Wliisenand, Smith, Wilson Elliot, Callaway, Peacock, jahn, Kouns, Swanson, and Andrews, first Cathey, Bodine, Harris, Riedel, and Christoplierson, third row row, Andrews, Garner, Southerland, McMains, Vasquez, Profitt, Clower, Dugan, Nickerson, Ward. Nimitz, Benton, Smith, White Seate, Butler. Anthony, Brunson, and Miles, second roxv. Stevens. McCollough, J. Kimbrough, and G. Kimbrough, last row Groups Provide Musical Programs The Select Choir presented special asembly programs at Thanksgiving, Christmas, Open House in March, and Easter. The group also sang for several junior high and elementary schools in the spring. Glee Club members strolled through the halls providing Christmas music before the holidays. Director of both organizations is Miss Mary Louise Baker. Ronnie Harris is student director of the Select Choir, and officers are George Branum, president, James Sells, vice president, Jeri Copeland, secretary, and David Thur- man, treasurer. Membership is gained through auditions. im Cox, tenor, was a member of the All-State Choir and I the Fort Worth Civic Opera Chorus. Phyllis Davis, soprano, was also a member of the latter chorus. JIM COX All-State Choir Select Choir members are Bette Rodgers, Susan Hoffmann, Carrol Ford, Mary Priddy, Carol Redford, Linda Ardoyno, Sue Wickershaiii, first rowg Carolyn Harkrider, Phyllis Davis, Sharon Hardisty, Joan Retherford, Cheryl Lavelle, Susan Begley, Jeri Copeland, Sharon Dowden, Lee Anna Latham, second rowg Sharon Elliott, George Branum, David Thurman, jim Cox, james Sells, Ronnie Harris, and Linda Schmidt, last row. The pianist is Mary Frech. 1 l Members of the chamber orchestra are Betty Helm, Clay- chestrag Betty is violin soloist with the all-city orchestra, as ton Melanson, Art jameson, Vernon Boyd, David Livingston, well as concert mistress, and Art is first flute in the all-city james Morrow. Barbara Grunow, Bruce McDonald, and orchestra, Miss Baker is director. Nfelita McCauley, Barbara is Ll cellist for the allxstate or- Eastern Hills' stage band played for several groups during the past year, including the East Side Lions Club, the P-TA and the Physical Education Conventions at the Texas Hotel, The group also appeared on television. Sax section includes John Morris. Jerry Smith. Vicki Reas, Vffarren Koch, and Judi Brown, Trombone players are Williaiii Cravens, Glenn Lacy, Charles Hightower, Bruce Butler, and Bobby Standifer. Trunupeters are Larry Harrison, Paul Tate, Mike Bouffard, and Steve Wfalters. Others are Mike McQuitty, drums, John Halm, bass: David Livingston, piano, and Mr. Martin, di- rector. Trumpet players are Ronnie Huber, Ron- nie Harris, jimmy Kennedy, first rowg john Sparks, Jim Paull, Marlen McDonald, Gary Pendery. Rade Parker, Robert Armstrong, second row, Paul Tate, Larry Harrison, Steve Walters, Ross Reinwald, Mike Bouf- fard, Ernie Brady, third row. Bells players are Pam Shear, Christy Hawrylak. Drummerslare Willie Henken, Hermann Acker, Larry Armstrong, Floyd Goolsby, Mike McQuitty, Cathy Simpson, Neal Rockhold, john Halm. 54 Clarinet and flute players are Sandra Fore-hand, Debby Bryan, Royce Cain, Beverly Sharyer, Nancy Lathrop, Pam Shear, jon Moody, first row, Keith Fricke, Wai'ren Koch, Martin Glass, Paula Van Pelt, Jimmy Garrett, Donnie Reames, David Livingston, second row, Kay Smith, Lanelle Cheslock, Christy Hawrylak, Paulette Kovar, Louise Anderson, Margo Garrett, jane Frazier, Claudia MacDowell, Linda Reynolds, third row. Saxophone and bass clarinet players are Sandee Edwards and Judy Stephenson, kneeling, Warren Koch, Judy Brown, Donald Bruton, Bill Stockton, Lawrence Mcleroy, Martin Glass, seated, Harold Clark, Vicki Reas, jerry Smith, Homan Rupert, Cheryl Gant, Craig Ward, Marilyn McQ9nald, john Morris, standing. Majorettes are Vicki Reas, Christy Hawrylak, and Lanelle Cheslock, kneeling: Cheryl Gant, Paula Van Pelt, and Pam Shear, Leading the Highlander Bancl are Judy Stephenson and Wfarren Koch. Stephenson, Koch Lead Bcmcl Members of the brass section include Glenn Lacy, rell, Lynn Bishop, Robert Barnes, johnny Hargraves, Roy Vifilliain Cravens, Bruce Butler. Bobby Standifer, Charles Merrill, Danny Pitts. George Garcia. and Mike Cobb. Hightower, Mac Salfen, James McCauley, Monty Har- 55 U, M 1:1 W f W i I , 6 f . 5 , Q 1 3 I 1 , ff' ' Y F 5, Y If f x I 5 I . , X - , l .L 4 'i V 4 , I x Q- -Q -+ : V' ' 5:5 Q- .' in , 8 -Z- . Y it " 1, A ,fa Aw q ' . ' ig? ' x Q ,Q 4 W 5 -M I 1 ,, .. gy,-1 C .., Q v . Q -X 3 'L f, f 2 1 51131 5 f, , X as , , - i 2 Q M K i. y H .-A - 9 'Q X 3 an ' ' Y ri , i fa 3 - , 5 ' ,IFS tif, Q .L si, Q ,M Q r' " Q A .Q I g, - kf fmt? -1 :', L . a, x F 5 ,: 3 gh, I :-,'--: -:..f: v A A my' ' f .':' ' . if 4 vw "'w. my if H' . .. Q ' Q,-ws . 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Ls BASEBALL QUEEN Gall DeVore PRINCESS PRINCESS Suzanne Woodall jackie Howe I s I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Geneta Anderson Johnny Norman Christy Hawyrlak Phil Luebbehusen Ilene Miller Ronnie Clark Sophomore Finalists "'-kiiiill H "lR?W.li'T'Wl59'li3E?5lFUPlf.'Ti..fv9JC1EiEfi V JUNIOR FAVORITES Brenda Haire Ted Harris Sherri Sledge Steve Rose Barbara Isham Tim Blocker Junior Finalists 2mfmm,'fi: SENIOR FAVORITES Mollie Howell David Bane enior Finalists Julie Hudson Tom Koebemick Paula Acuff Gene Cartwright MR. EASTERN HILLS Bobby Dillard MISS EASTERN HILLS Suzanne Hoffman Tartan-Clan Susie Wadlington C an Torn Koebernick Tczrzfmz Marty Graham Tartan Candy Hamilton Tdfldfl-C1472 Christine Horn Tfzrtmz Nancy Lathrop Tartan Cheryl Kelley Clan Paul Shields Tartan -wr: 1' -.egiv1aswafrzsvf Linda Hartman Tfzrfafz LeRoy Thompson Tarfmz-Clmz Presentations jane Wellborn Trzrlmz Jan Waddell Claw Gail Cole Tartan Betsey Hunter Cfmz Mary Logan Tfzrtmz Bill Hoffman Tfzrimz Marilyn Milburn Paul Tate Girlir Scholmirloip B0y'J Scb0Zm'5lJip Summa Cum Laude Graduates y S E m ff! ,f . it .W .- ,,.. A . . ws. K! J 5, 4 V, .f..'i,, . 6.5, 1 i Irs -Ram Roi Vandiver's interest in social studies extends into Because of her ability in the art field, Carol Red i government. He was chairman of his class in the writing ford did extensive work on cover designs and scenery ' of a new class constitution and served on a panel for a P-TA for various programs. i program, "Freedom is Everybody's Business." V Selected to represent the music department in l Who's Who, Betty Helm also served as concert- V mistress of the All-City Orchestra. E Gene Cartwright, a talented speech student, has taken part in various school plays and programs, including "The Mouse That Roaredf' Who's Who Members of Whois Wfho are selected by the faculty on a departmental basis. Eligibility is limited to seniors who have a grade point average of 3.0 and a A average in citizenship for the first semester. Each departmental section selected its out- standing student according to contributions made in the particular area of election, as well as the student's interest and creativity be- yond his classroom work, Phyllis Buckman has successfully completed Work in all business courses: short-hand, typing, and bookkeeping. X s S E i i 1 i X E 5 E E Z l i Winning the Betty Crocker "Homemaker of the Year" contest, Candy Hamilton represented the Eastern Hills homemaking de- partment in district competition. She also served as seamstress for several school functions. Mary Logan has maintained the scholastic requirements for this honor in English and has also contributed much creative work to "Echoes From the Highlands." Tom Koebernick's interest in journalism has been shown as he was editor of the Tartan and co-editor of the literary magazine. 84 For outstanding work in science Paul Tate not only covets Who's Wfho, but also a slide rule from the Fort Worth Chapter of Professional Engineers. I l l s l s 1 I I 5 ' Y'A, A mar, Vernon Boyd was chosen 5 may at xl ff it Zi to foreign language Who's K 7 Who. He has studied both --ln Spanish and German. 3 ,Q l Q- 6 f Ts fa "" ' - Deeply interested in read- ing comprehension and gram- - T' Linda Barr represents the Girl's Physical education department and has won a two 2 year award for best all-around girl. Sports have played a large part in the life of David Bane He has serv ed as co captain of the football team and the track team Cadet Major Neldon Millar's outstanding per- formance in ROTC has gained him Who's Who and EHHS honor rating. LeRoy Thompson has received many honors in the field of mathematics such as a slide rule from the Tort Worth Chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers and a scholarship from Temco SPORTS O Highlanders Earn Co-Championship Eastern Hills, Highlanders, led by three fine coaches, great morale, good leadership, and fine team spirit, ended the season on November 30, 1962, with a 7 to O loss to Dallas Samuell, and a 7-4 record for the season. There were many factors that contributed to the startling rise of the team from the east side of town. There was the great defense led by its three all-district de- fensive players: Sam Scott, linebacker, Paul Shields, end, and Bob Keener, a tackle who also earned all-state honorable mention honors. There were Ted Harris and Steve Means, who earned second team all-district honors. Roby Morris, Max Rhodes, Sam Bartholomew, Ray Avery, and Tom Koebernick were placed on the honor- able mention list. The Highlanders weren't the most productive of- fensive team in the district, but when they needed to score they usually came through with David Bane, Sam Scott, and Roby Morris supplying most of the spark. Roby was also a great help to the defense, aver- aging 433 Yards on 29 kicks. The bench played a great part during the season as it always does on a winning team. When some of the starters were hurt, boys like Scotty Locke, Leroy Gast, Phil Nixon, Bill Winkler, Leo Luebbehusen, and Dwayne Willianas filled in admir- ably. Paschal also had a 7-3 record in district play, but the Highlanders won the right to represent district 4A-5 since they defeated theiPanthers 8-7. Much of the credit for this year's football championship goes to Line Coach James Vlfillingham, Head Coach George Mitcham, and Back Coach VU. A. Graves. 88 Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern xEastern tliastern :?Eastern Eastern 3Eastern :tEastern Eastern Hills Hills Hills Hills Hills Hills Hills Hills Hills Hills Hills Coach Willingham is being carried off the field after winning the district championship. 30 El Paso 6 13 Mineral Wells 0 O Waco High 14 0 Haltom 6 14 Technical 6 8 Carter 0 8 Paschal 7 1 3 Polytechnic 6 15 North Side 36 8 Arlington Heights 6 Bi-District O Dallas Samuell 7 "'Dim'ict Gamer Student trainers were Fred Alvord, 3 yearsg john Alcon, 2 yearsg and Tom Hendricks, 3 years. Highlandettes provided the leadership and the initiative for the fine school spirit that prevailed throughout the season. SAM SCOTT, Senior, 5 Letters, Back All-District, Captain PAUL SHIELDS, Senior, 1 Letter, End All-District Clan Sccllps Indians of Ysleta Eastern Hills' crushing offense, headed by Sam Scotts Scott, and Tom Koebernick. Since the game was at 115 yards and David Bands pass catching, led the Ysleta, a play-by-play account was broadcast for the Clan past Ysleta 30 to 6. The defense played its usual benefit of fans. The broadcast was sponsored by the stellar game by holding Ysleta to 104 yards total Booster Club. offense. Defensive standouts were Paul Shields, Sam TED HARRIS, junior, 1 Letter, Back All-District Second Team BOB KEENER, Senior, 2 Letters, Tackle All-District All-State Honorable Mention 90 MAX RHODES, Senior 2 Letters, End All-District Honorable Mention ROBY MORRIS, junior 2 Letters, Quarterback All-District Honorable Mention l Eastern Hills Turns Back Mineral Wells The Highlanders turned a fumble recovery and a Rhodes. While the offense was slowed by a determined 32 yard pass into the game-'s only touchdowns as they herd of Rams, the fierce Eastern Hills defense held won 15 to O. The fumble recovery was made by Bob Mineral Wells to a minus three yards rushing. Defensive Keener, and the pass was from Roby Morris to Max standouts were Phil Nixon and Sam Scott. STEVE MEANS, Senior 2 Letters, Guard All-District Second Team DAVID BANE, Senior, 1 Letter, Back Captain 9l SAM BARTHOLOMEW, Senior 1 Letter, Tackle 2 Letters, Back GENE CARTWRIGHT, Senior Mitcham's Team Falls to Waco High The undefeated Highlanders fell to the over-grown Tigers of Waco at Tyson Field in Waco 14 to 0. EH fumbled on the third play of the game. Waco took the ball from there and in five plays was across the goal for the first score of the game. The Highlanders' of- fense was not ineffective as it led Waco by a small margin. But the men in blue from Eastern Hills couldn't score when they got close. Against the rated Tigers, Tom Koebernick, Bob Keener, Sam Baratholo- mew, and Steve Means came through with the best defensive efforts. PHIL NIXON, Senior 2 Letters, Guard TOM KOEBERNICK, Senior 2 Letters, Back All District Honorable Mention STEVE ROSE, junior 1 Letter, Guard LOUIS MILLER, Senior 2 Letters Center Clan Loses to Haltcm The Highlanders went on the field a heavy favorite to win. When they left the field four quarters later, the score read Haltom 6, Eastern Hills 0. During those four quarters the Highlanders marched up and down the field between the twenty yard markers without scoring. They had more total yardage than Haltom, as they led in every department. The defensive team, led by its capable linebackers, Louis Miller and Sam Scott, and the rest of the defense did a fine job of holding the Buffs to one touchdown. RAY AVERY, junior 1 Letter, Center JAMES AITKEN, Senior 1 Letter, Back 93 BILL WINKLER, Senior LEO LUEBBEHUSEN, Senior MIKE LATHAM, Senior 1 Letter, Guard 1 Letter, Tackle 1 Letter, Back H'ghIa nclers Defeat Bulldogs 14 to 6 A sluggish Highlander team found the Tech team touchdown and the go-ahead extra points. Gene Cart- deternlined to record :1 victory. Tech scored first on a Wright scored the final touchdown in the third quarter 70 yard punt return, but after that Eastern Hills took on a 21 yard pass from Roby Morris. This wound up over and drove 40 yards, with Sam Scott scoring the the games scoring as EH took it 14 to 6. l Rugged Sam Scott halts Tech ball carrier for no gain as the rest of the defense takes a second shot. Star-Telegram Photo 94 Scotty Locke, Senior LeROY GAST, Junior BOB LADD, Senior 1 Letter, BHCI4 1 Letter, Tackle 2 Letters. End EH Shocks Carter 8 to 0 Fans could hear the leather pop on the hot and dusty afternoon of Oct. 27 as the Highlanders kept a tie for the lead in district play by remaining undefeated. The defense played its usual part in helping win the game, although the punting of Roby Morris was also instrumental. The defensive team tackled a Carter punter before he Could get the ball away on Carter's three yard line, thus setting up the game's only touchdown. Two intercepted passes also helped the Clan's cause. David Bane cuts corner for good gain against Carter Riverside. Max Rhodes goes across for the game-winning touchdown against Paschal. Clcmsmen Break Up Paschal's Rule of 4A-5 The Highlanders beat a team that the rest of the league had been trying to beat for over two and one-half years. Paschal had won 20 games in district play till Eastern Hills stopped them 8 to 7 in 1962. The score came on a 20 yard pass from Roby Morris to Max Rhodes. The pass for two points was also caught by Rhodes. Paschal lost three touchdowns: one by an interception by lim Aitken, another by a penalty, and one by a fumble recovery in the end zone by Gene Cartwright after Ted Harris had knocked the ball loose from the pass receiverls hands. The defense played a superb game. It was led by Sam Scott, Bob Keener, Sam Bartholo- mew, Paul Shields, and Steve Means as they all recorded from eight to eleven tackles. Ted Harris, jim Aitken, Gene Cartwright, and Tom Koebernick also deserve much credit for containing the fabulous passing attack that Paschal had. 1 Hard hitting defense, led by james Aitken, Phil Nixon, and Ted Harris, stops another Paschal drive. 96 Star Telegram Photo BRUCE BUTLER, Senior 1 Letter, Tackle Hills Beats Poly 13 to 6 Eastern Hills, after a bad first three quarters, came from behind to record a 13 to 6 victory over Poly. The Big Blue, on a fourth down and nine, got their plays mixed up and tried a quarterback sneak. Poly then took over on the 41 yard line. It took the Parrots just a few plays to score and make it 6 to 0. Hills came close to scoring three times be- fore hitting pay dirt but was pushed back each time. In the third quarter the Highlanders drove 75 yards, with Morris getting the touchdown on a 12 yard sprint around left end. The try for points failed, leaving the score 6 to 6. Not wanting a tie, Poly came back and threw three incomplete passes. On fourth down the pass from center was bad, and the Highlanders recovered. Sam Scott took the ball over from eight yards out. The point made, the score stood 15 to 6. The game ended with Hills camped inside Poly's 5 yard line. End Max Rhodes goes high for this Morris-thrown pass. Star Telegram Photo 'W i Roby Morris heads for pay dirt. Star Telegram Photo 97 Despite scoring easily in the first quarter, championship bound Eastern Hills tumbled to its first district upset. With the passing of Raymond Davila and the running of Sammy McNeal, the Steers bumped the Highlanders 35-15. The Steers have made a habit of upsetting high-ranking teams. The passing of Roby Morris, who completed 20 out of 50 for 241 yards, and fine receiving held the Steers in reach until the last half when they broke through for 'two touchdowns. The Highlanders found this deficit too much to overcome and had to wait until the next week to find that they were district co-champs. Steers Tumble EHH to First District Loss E as 'ji i I David Bane is caught from behind by one of the Steers of Nortl Side. . X Star Telegram Phot l 4 Gene Cartwright goes through a host of Steers for the first Highlander touchdown. 98 'W Sam Scott avoids Heights' blockers as he goes through to nail the ball carrier for a loss. Eastern Hills Takes District Championship Eastern Hills beat Arlington Heights 9 to 6 to take the district co-championship and the right to represent Fort Worth in the state playoffs. Roby Morris scored the touch- down, and Mike Moore kicked the winning extra point. The Highlander defense awarded the offense with the ball on the Jackets' 27 yard line. The Clansmen gained 2, lost 35 with a third and 11 coming up, Roby Morris hit Max Rhodes with a 17 yard pass for the first down. Sam Scott got four on a power play up the middle. Then Morris rolled right for a pass, but saw an opening off tackle and went in from 7 yards out for the touchdown. Moore kicked the winning point. The rest of the game the Highlanders spent keeping the jackets away from the goal. They succeeded on all but one 74 yard drive when the jackets scored their six points. When- Heights was trying to play catch up in the last quarter, they were passing from their own goal when a host of Highlanders caught them for a safety and 2 points. Roby Morris 4105 cuts off the right tackle, Bob Keener 1701, for the winning touchdown against Arlington Heights as Ray Avery 1555, looks on. Star Telegram Photo 99 Steve Means and Bob Keener rush Samuell passer, Guy Griffis. Spartans Stop Highlanders Eastern Hills, making its first venture into the state playoffs, lost to the Spartans of Samuell High of Dallas 7 to O. Samuell had been a 25 to 53 point pick over the team from Fort Worth. The game started on a bad note as the Clan fumbled the kickoff and Samuell recovered on the 27 yard line of Hills. Samuell ended up with a first down on the four yard line. There the Highlanders held and took the ball over on downs on the 6 inch line. They ran two plays and kicked out of danger. This followed as the course of the game, as the valiant but outmanned High- landers fought the Spartans on even terms for the whole game except for one lapse when Samuell, going for the first down on the 50, got loose after a 10 yard pass and outraced the secondary for the only score of the game. The Highlanders, facing two all-district selections in the Spartans' backfield, held them to a total of 90 yards rush- ing. Eastern Hills could never get its offense rolling, although Roby Morris punted nine times for a 47.3 yard average, the only bright spot in the Highlanders' offense. Bob Ladd and Sam Scott get set to stop the Samuell runner as Dwayne Williams, Paul Shields, and Bob Keener come to give them any needed help. l00 Members of the B team are McMahon, Robeson, McDonald, manager, Patterson, Muse, Fernihough, Hulsey, M. Morris, Mitchell, Owens, Burroughs, Luebbehusen, Callaway, Garland, Allen, row Webb, Barnes, Hardy, Harvey, B. Muse, Vernon, manager, row oneg Girard, Sivernell, S. Morris, Grimm, Flowers, R. Brown, threef J. W. Brown, Higginbotham, Williams, Gunnip, row twog Grimes, B Team Posts Record of 4-3-1 Ronnie Cunningham grinds out yardage against Poly while Mike Mitchell and Danny Muse clear the way. Helping the B team are coaches Davis and Howerton, Assistant, Kirby Halm IOZ Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern ' Eastern l Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern l l l l I District Record FIRST HALF Hills .. ,,,,,,,,, , 60 Hills ,,,,.,,,,. ,.,, ' 65 Hills ....,..s ,,,s, 4 7 Hills, ,,.,..,,,,,,,, 53 Hills., ,,,,,t...s,,, 59 Hills .,..,..,,,,,,,, 48 SECOND Hillsm, ,,,,,, ,,..67 Hills., .,,s.,,, H55 Hills ,,,,, ,,,,,s..,s 3 9 Hills ,,,,s,,,, ,,,,,, 6 1 'Hills ,,,,,s,,,, ,, 68 Hills., .s,,.. ,,,,,6O Paschal .,,,,, AHHS ,,s.,, Poly .. 5 Carter .,,,,t,,,,, ,,,,,,,, North Side .,.,.ss, ssss,s.. Tech ...,....,,,,, ,,,s,,,, HALF Paschal , AHHS ,,,,,,,, Poly ,,,,c,,.. Carter sccYcsc,ccc ,,,,i,,, North Side c,,,... ..,.,.cr Tech .....ccccc With a 6-7 pre-season record, combined with a 2-10 district mark, EH bettered any previous bas- ketball season. y Highlanders Better Previous Record Members of the "A" basketball team are Guy Perkins, Roby Southard, Bobby Dillard, Bob Lamar, third rowg David Williams is Morris, Dwayne Williams, first rowg Kendall McCook, David not pictured. Richardson, David Tracey, Wayne Templeton, second rowg J. W. l03 is , Q fl? ROBY MORRIS 2 Letters Guard Second Team All District Junior BOB DILLARD 1 Letter Center Senior BOB LARMER Captain 2 Letters Forward Third Team All District Senior 1 GUY PERKINS 1 Letter Guard Senior 7 DWAYNE XWILLIAMS 1 Letter Guard Sophomore WAYNE TEMPLETOB 1 Letter Forward Junior l f l .. L l sums. ll 5'? QV v Q R iw' Coach Howerton a newcomer to Eastern Hills this year, led the Hrghlzmders Eleven Cagemen Leiter I I05 DAVID WILLIAMS 2 Letters Guard Senior an r gg. 533' KENDALL MCCOOK 2 Letters Guard Senior DAVID RICHARDSON 1 Letter Forward Junior I At right Bob Dillard KZSU goes up for ri shot in the Arlington Heights game, The other Highlander players shown are Dwayne Williams USD, Wayne Templeton 4205, and Bob Larmer f21J. I06 DAVID TRACEY Squadman Junior Forward qw, I .ff it . ra ww 1. W. SOUTHARD 1 Letter Center Senior Serving as basketball managers were Carl Johnson, Kirby Halm, and Doug Gerzmehle. ffl Bob Larmer 1211, captain, shoots over Steve Toby QZIJ of Paschal, as Guy Per- kins fllj goes in for the rebound. Bob Larmer 1215 and Bob Dillard 4257 try for the rebound against Paschal Roby Morris looks on. I07 " " Team Posts Winning Record Eastern Hills' "B" team, for the fourth time in four years, posted a winning record in basketball. This year they won 9 while losing 7. They finished third in district by winning 6 and losing 6 and beating everyone but Paschal and Arlington Heights. They were led through district by Ward Ericson, Roy Burklow, Danny Webb, and Ronnie Clark. Coach Davis, one of the two new coaches at Eastern Hills, led the "B" team to a 9 and 7 record. l 4 I "B" team members of the basketball team are, bottom row, left Burklow, jim Wehrmann, Lloyd Grimm, third row, Doug Gerz-, to right, john Guthery, G. C. Singleton, Ward Ericson, Ed McDonald, mehle, Marshall Morris, Phil Wright, Phil Whittington, and Larry, Ronnie Clarkg second row, David Tracy, johnny Norman, Roy Armstrong. l08 l Golfer Wins Scholarship Highlander golf season got under way in mid-February when 30 boys qualified for the 12 open positions on the team. The top four qualifiers were Melvin Starks, Jerry Wood, Paul Proffitt, and Larry Guthrie. These four boys played as a team in the Southwestern Rec- reational Golf Meet at Forth Worth, where i the team finished in a tie for fourth place out y of 59 teams. Melvin Starks led the Highlanders with a 192, followed by Paul Proffitt, 146, jerry Wood, 147, Larry Guthrie, 163. Starks tied for third medalist in the meet. Next golf meet was March 22-23 at the Bluebonnet Golf Tournament in Brownwood. The Highlanders finished second out of 24 lteams and received a trophy. District Golf l r Meet was April 2-4, with the team finishing third. Paul Proffitt finished with 156, followed by Melvin Starks, 1575 jerry Wood, 158, Roy y Burklow, 1 58. Coach Mitcham's team took time off durin 8 l the Easter holidays to play in the Dallas High School Invitational. They finished in third place out of 24 teams, receiving a school trophy. Each member of the team received a small ' trophy. Paul Proffitt led the team with a 785 Melvin Starks, 79, jerry Wood, 81, Roy Burk- low, 82. Starks received a four-year golf scholar- , ship to TCU. n Co-captains of the golf team are Melvin Starks and Paul Proffitt Golfers include Galen Womack, Jerry Woods, David Jackson, Melvin Starks, Larry Guthrie, Paul Proffitt, Bobby Massey Douglas Ronnie Hay, Craig Towery, Bobby Fry, Dale Mahan, Dennis Withers, Martin, and Roy Burklow. an f , ,M Q gm Xa " " -Q-1-Ai A f f - , V- 3 7437? ' sg VVKJ , I -elif-'ff V. L, V 5' K'15fi'A ,j A- - - K Star-Telegram Photo Bob Visney, receiving a tickling blow, presents his stout opponent with Ll shattering blow as he strives for a victory. Boxing Team Ronnie Patterson receives u blow from his foe which sends him to the canvas. Despite this, he went on to win the bout, and earn a boxing letter. Bob Ladd lands a resounding blow on the chin of his opponent and won the fight by decision. Starffelegrcxm Photo Star-Telegram Photo I I I Coach Willingham discusses the season's track record with co-captains Roy Vandiver and David Bane. Debbie Maddox, Andy Anders, Terry Reynolds, and Ilene Miller served as cheerleaders for the B-Team. Track Team Takes Third in District Eastern Hills track team journeyed to eight meets this year, brought back seven new school records, and had the honor of placing more men in the Regional II meet from Fort Worth than any other school. They started the year at the Indoor Meet in Fort Worth with David Bane setting a meet record of 47.6 in the 400 yard dash and the mile relay team taking fourth place. They then went to the Recreational Meet, where no one got into the finals. At Gainesville the team made its best showing so far by placing in four events. From Stephenville, the next meet, the thinclads went to Brownwood, where Guy Perkins won first place and set a school record in the high jump with a jump of 6 feet. David Bane also took a first in the quarter mile. Next came the Cowtown Relays, where Eastern Hills was the only Fort Worth team to get into the finals, taking third in the 440 yard relay with a new school record of 43.3 and tying the school record in the 100 yard dash with a 10.1 by Roby Morris. Being invited to the Texas Relays, the team passed out of lane and was disqualified. The district meet came next, and the Highlanders finished a strong third with a total of 99 points. In finishing third, the team set a record in the 440 relay with a time of 42.9 and took first place. Eastern Hills was the only school to get a clean sweep in any event, with Lloyd Grimm, Roby Morris, and Guy Perkins taking t,,he first three places in the high jump. High point honors for the meet went to Roby Morris, who received second in the broad jump with a record 22'4M,", a second in the hundred, and second in the high jump. Earning 34 points, he also ran on the 440 yard relay team with Chuck Wellington, Randy Blake, and David Bane and the second place mile relay team. Roi Vandiver took fourth in the 880 yard run. The best Eastern Hills could do in the regional ,was a fifth place in the broad jump by Roby Morris. Members of the track team are Wilson, Blake, Wellington, Morris, Young, Morris, Flowers, Bartholomew, jones, Garner, Gast, Moore, Bane, Anderson, Gilmartin, row one, McGowan, Penny, Winkler, Hardy, Aitken, Helmericks, row three. McDonald, Brown, Perkins, Smartt, Grimm, Vandive-r,' row two, II3 The surprising 440 relay team upset Paschal for district crown. Members are, center, Randy Blake, Roby Morris, David Bane, and Chuck Wfellington. The mile relay, consisting of Chuck Wellington, David Bane, Buzz Gardner, James Gilmartin, and Roby Morris, qualified strongly for the regional meet by winning second in district. Relay Team Upsets Paschal Brawny weight men were John Morris, Mike Flowers, LeRoy Gast. Steve Helmericks, Sam Bartholomew, and Bill Winkler. Hurdlers for the track team were Guy Perkins, Buzz Gardner, james Gil- martin, james Aitken, and Robert McCowan. Eastern Hills' first pole vaulter was Bill Wilson. Highlanders Sweep High Jump Event Capturing the first three places in the high jump in the district track meet for Eastern Hills were Roby Morris, second placeg Guy Perkins, third placeg and Lloyd Grimm, first place. jimmy Brown, Mike Penny, and Tommy Mulkey are on one of their many laps around the track as they prepared for the mile run in the district meet. Morris Secures Place In Regional Track Meet l Track managers were Rusty Culp and Carl Underwood. Mike Moore, Roby Morris, and Lloyd Grimm represented EH in the district broad jump. Roby secured a fifth place in the regional track meet. 11 - .ming .l Heading 220 sprinters are ,Chuck 'Wellington and Randy Blake, who both placed in the district meet, and sopho- more Wayne Hardy. Eastern Hills' quarter mile threesome Sprints for the finish line. They are David Bane, james Gilmartin, and jimmy Anderson. N l i l 1 Senior co-captain Roy Vandiver leads sophomores Eddy McDonald and jim Smartt in a quest for an 880 victory. Mr. Vaughan coached the Eastern Hills boys' singles and doubles. Richard james and Tommy Nelson formed the boys' doubles combination in district play. Liddle Takes District Title Mike Liddle earned the honor of district champion in tennis singles and advanced to regional semi-finals where he was de- feated by Leo Labord of Dallas. , 1 '.ef:it .f.f :,: A.. Q I-Mi' K Tennis season began in September with 18 boys out for the sport. Numerous matches were played during the fall with schools from adjoining areas. In the spring, a p practice round-robin, which included both boys and girls, began with other schools in the district. The "A" squad participated in three out-of-city tournaments in Wichita p Falls, Garland, and East Texas State College, Commerce. Graduating members of the tennis team are Richard james, Barry McKenna, Ed Baer, jerry Cole, and man- ager, Robert Rogers. Brenda Haire, who was the singles represent- ative in the district, earned a one year letter. Members of the girls' tennis team were coached by Mr. Vaughan, assistant principal and boys' tennis coach. Q I Three Girls Earn Letters .Judy Hill and Cheryl Spain, both earning two year letters, represented Eastern Hills in district doubles. Brenda, Judy, and Cheryl, the team's captain, pose with Miss Moore, who formerly coached them. Outside of district play, Brenda, Judy, and Cheryl competed in the Garland Invitational Tournament and the East Texas State College Tournament at Commerce. Others who practiced and participated in a few games were Gay Burton, Janice Carter, and Linda Ardoyno. II9 EHHS Scllvages Three Diamond Wins The 1963 Highlander baseball season could be called a i'breaking" one-record-breaking and heart- breaking. First, under the column of record-breaking comes the magic number EHHS pitchers provided three 5 hitters for all three Highlander district vic- tories. Mike Grizzard pitched two "5 hitters," one against Tech and one against Carter. Fred Robeson, a promising sophomore, chalked up the other win by twirling a 3 hitter at North Side. The record-breaking column also saw a new record set in the i'Fat Lip De- partment." Coach Graves and Ted Harris both sported swollen mouthpieces due to flying baseballs. Under the list of heart-breakers come six losses by a margin of two runs or less. Two of these losses were in extra innings against Arlington Heights and Poly. Heights, which was the eventual district winner, downed the Highlanders 4-3 in eight innings. In district play the Highlanders were led by Max Rhodes with a .325 average. He slammed 13 hits in 40 times at bat. Home runs included solo shots by David McBrayer and Mike Cooper in the Brewer game, Ken Hall's grand slam homer in the Cleburne game, and jim Hill's last inning, two-out, clutch blow against Poly. Max Rhodes and Mike Grizzard won their third varsity letters in baseball in as many years. Two-year lettermen included Ken Hall, Leslie jackson, Ted Harris, and jim Hill. One-year lettermen include David McBrayer, Ronnie Golden, Mike Cooper, Charlie Rigby, Kim Jacobs, Dennis Stanley, Dwayne Williams, Steve Rose, Warren Bates, and Fred Robe- son. , sf if-i , s R ' V., N' M Members of the "A" baseball team are David McBrayer, Bryan Gerzmehle, student coach Jim McAteer, row two, Dwayne Williams Hendricks, Max Rhodes, Mike Grizzard, Ronnie Golden, Coach Ted Harris, Tommy Boswell, Jimmy Hill, Leslie jackson Ken Graves, row one, Kim Jacobs, Steve Rose, Charlie Rigby, Doug Hall, row three. j 5,,A ,A.A , MIKE GRIZZARD 3 Letters Co-Captain, Pitcher Senior All Seniors Letter DAVID MCBRAYER 1 Letter Pitcher. Outfield Senior CHARLIE RIGBY 1 Letter Outrielci Senior MAX RHODES 5 Letters First Base All-District Honorable Mention Senior Wifi- if ,, JIMMY HILL 2 Letters Outfield KIM JACOBS 1 Letter Pitcher All-District Honorable Mention Junior Three Receive Honorable Mention Although Arlington Heights dominated the all- district picks, Eastern Hills had three baseball players receiving honorable mention. They were Max Rhodes, senior, and Kim Jacobs and jim Hill, juniors. All-District Honorable Mention Junior TED HARRIS 2 Letters Outfield junior M H .L d-Rwf. -nj , W in l24 I Letter Third Base Sophomore 1 Letter Catcher Sophomore - ? , 5 5 My ,V W" ..':' f ft iw- 7 v E LESLIE JACKSO 2 Letters Second Base ll " 4634. 11? V I J11f1iOf I e e -1 -L . ma .1-44 'ff 4 . .. .. qw me f-M'5k.M:f M, . ,V -as 3.,1nmM.if,a-f vw Hax,,.,,,1: r .ll rm . 1 .. QE Q' as Y , ,, . , . 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Team Com piles Season Record of 4-1 Highlander "B" baseball team had a 4-1 record for the 1963 season. Probably the most impressive victory was the 5-4 verdict over Paschal in extra innings. These "B" team boys do not receive any recognition and play simply because they enjoy participating. A great many of the "B" team players will be the nucleus of next year's varsity squad. First baseman johnny Norman goes after a grounder in the game with Paschal. l , Members of the "B" team are Louis Blackburn, johnny Norman, Davis, row twog Jimmy Howell, Ward Ericson, Gary Grimsley, Ron- 'James Grimes, Tim Blocker, Fred Robeson, row oneg Warren Bates, nie Clark, jimmy Carter, row three. Ed Millican, J. D. McMahon, jimmy Gunnip, Ross Reinwall, Coach Ulf? L N , l like l . Q1 K B' ' .,,. .ar t v X sg 0 'MQ 1? Qiwif af I25 Members of the intramural softball team are Steve Tobey, Terry McMorris, Mike Ferguson, Larry Shorn Means, Bob Grove, Leonard Pack, john Flaa, Robert and Sam Scott. Members of the intramural basketball team are Mike and Doug Shaw. McGowan, David Taylor, Steve Dillard, Parker Hoover, I26 f - Members of the intramural football team are Ricky Hall, Milton Grimes, Richard Farmer, row oneg Mike Mealer, Randy Kunze, Buzz Beall, Robert Barnes, Eddie Gallagher, Doyle Henderson, David Gardner, and David Stagner, row two. C Four Groups Wln Intramural Honors Members of the intramural volleyball team are Rodger Linville, Ronnie Lattimore, Tom Blanton, and Tony Desmuke, Charlie McCall, Mike Boles, Tony Kimbrough, Dwight Thompson, I28- Top junior girl is Bee Sterett. , T' -iffy, 'f - C if . , Mit? i at l i tg ,S , 1: W, a if Capturing the honors of top senior girl and top all around girl is Sara Cunningham. I Linda Ardoyno won top honors in the sopho- more class. Linda Barr and Sara Cunningham made a grand sweep of all doubles play this spring, taking championships in badminton, shuffle board, and ping-pong. Also both were on every championship group team. The first annual girl's physical education picnic was held May 16, at Handley Park, At this time all awards were made and recognition was given to all girls for their participation. To highlight the event several "wacky" awards were given. Twenty sophomores who made the All-Star team are Janice Car- ter, Katheryn Teems, Peggy Brooks, Nancy Watkins, Char- lotte Hall, Janis Chiles, row oneg Bobbye Jenson, JoAnn Sanders, Bettye Rodgers, Lois Hatfield, Carol Cary, Angela Meer, Sandra Marks, row twog Marilyn Whisen- and, Linda Ardoyno, Pam Nimitz, Merrilee Smith, Patty Groody, i Mary Priddy, and Veronica Skid- more. P.E. Program Includes Intramurals The program for the girls' physical education department is divided into two categories, instruction on skills and tech- niques and intramural competition in the various sports. A beginnerls program is offered to the sophomores and an advanced program to the juniors and seniors. The curriculum is based on both team and individual type activities. Team sports offered in the program are volleyball, basketball, speedball, and softball. Individual sports include badminton, ping-pong, archery, golf, shuffleboard, and tennis. From the above activities, an intramural program is constructed. This forms an integral part of the yearly program in the department. Points are awarded for general participation, team rankings, and other factors. Girls ob- taining a total of fifty-five points or more, form the select group known as best all-round. From the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, the student with the highest number of points is recognized as being the outstanding student of her class. Members of the All-Star junior and senior team are Lynn Cottingham, Susan Harris, Susie Wadlington, Sara Cun- ningham, Linda'Barr, row oneg Donna Johnson, Bee Sterett, Judy Hill, Dehn Ann Gregory, and Tricia Speakes, row two. I29 .s m - Q-V 'il ci is ft FACULTY 47 I32 MR, J. P. MOORE, Superintendent of Schools MR. R. M. STONE, Assistant Superintendent of High Schools Supt. Moore Plans Retirement Aug. 31 Superintendent Joe P. Moore, who graduated from North Side High and holds a B.A. from North Texas Teachers College and an M.A. from Colorado Teachers College, is ending a teaching career that be- gan nearly a half-century ago. Mr. Moores entire life virtually has been spent in education. Under his administration, the number of pupils has doubled, and half of the 115 Fort Worth schools have been built. After serving as superintendent for 18 years, Mr. Moore will hand over the reins of public school administration to Elden B. Busby on August 31. The Administration Building of Fort Worth public schools opened in the fall of 1955. Mr. Johnson Heads EHH MR. ROY C. JOHNSON B.S,. N.T'.S.C, M.Ed.. T.C.T.f. l if e . if ' '-A 1 9, :X 'Q -if ., I my Qs RAE Being one of Eastern Hills' top boosters, Principal Roy Johnson was especially pleased when the Highlanders defeated Poly 13-6. Mr. johnson, a former Poly coach, was presented the game ball by co-captains David Bane and Sam Scott. I33 A Director Samuel Kurtz congratulates Mr. Vaughn, who had just conducted the Air Force Band of the Vlfest from Lackland Air Force Base, Mr. Vaughn is ri former band director in the public schools. MR. K. O. VAUGHN Vice Principal B.A., M.A., T.C.U. Tennis Coach Vaughn, Odell Offer Guidance MISS ARABELLA ODELL Senior Counselor B.A., M.A.. U. of Texas Sponsor of Student Council .LLFV MRS. INA M. TUCKER Registrar B.A., Trinity University MRS. MARGIE HOULIHAN School Secretary MRS, DONNA YOUNG School Nurse B.S., T.W.C. R.N., john Peter Smith School of Nursing Sponsor of F.N,A. Counselors, Office Staff Lend Assistance MRS. DOROTHY CONWAY Counselor B.A., M.A., T.C.U. MISS LELA DALTON Counselor M.A., Colorado State C.S.C.E. i.QlX.'f"l"Il'l IX!! ll 1 'l"'! English Homemaking MRS. POLLY LOVETT English B A , N.T.S.C. Students Learn The English department endeavors to supply the students of today with a sufficient background of knowl- edge in preparation for college work. One of the requirements for English, in addition to book reports, essays, grammar and literature, is term themes. Here Ronald Swanson and Sylvia Callaway find necessary in- formation in the library. www 'QIJFZSI ' w"1n.' ' :Q 1 14 I 2,5 l 4 ,f If MRS. RUTH PRIDDY English, journalism B.A., Texas Tech Press Club Sponsor I Tartan Advisor 1 l i 1 I i Jackie Bozanich and jane Welborn are discussing changes which need to be made in the next issue of the school paper, the Tartan. This is one of the activities offered to students interested in newspaper work or writing careers. MISS ANN KING ,iferafu re, Grammar gm ff- l I E Ed., E.T.S.C. Annual Sponsor MISS BEVERLY HANKS English B.A., E.T.S.C. Highlandette Sponsor MRS. WAHNEETA XVILLIAMSON Librarian B.S., M.A., T.W.U. I37 MRS. CHARLOTTE BALLARD English, Spanish B.A., M.A., U. of Texas Pan Am Club Sponsor DIR, P. PSOMAS Spanish B.A., N.E.S.C., Okla. Pan Am Club Sponsor, Bible Club Sponsor Next year Eastern Hills will be one of several Fort Worth schools with the facilities of a language lab. Improvement ancl stress on the importance ol learning other languages will be the main goal of the language teachers. German, Latin, Spanish, and French will all be on this improvement program. Becky Reed and johnny Gallagher demonstrate the use of a newer tape recorder, which was added to the foreign language department this year. EHHS Offers Four Languages MRS. DSREMA MCCULLEY Latin, English B.A., T.W.C. M.A., T.C.U. j.C.L. Sponsor MISS BARBARA NAISH English, French B.A., T.C.U. French Club Sponsor MISS ALZORA JEFFORDS Speech, English B.A., William Jewell College, Mo. Drama Club Sponsor Providing many enjoyable hours for the student body requires the "actors" and "actresses" to sacrifice long hours rehearsing, gathering properties, and constructing sets. The speech department presented the fall play, The Man lVbo Came 10 Dimzer. from which the above scene was taken, and the senior play, The Moure Tlmt Roared. Art, Speech Provide Interesting Activities MRS. MARGUERITE MEISNER English, Art B.A., Cornell College Art Club Sponsor I39 Art classes sponsored senior displays of pupils with qualifying art exhibits. This year the students worked with oils, pottery, water coloring, chalk, etching, silk screening, and block printing. Pupils are shown sketching and oil painting. fx it l for +5 'ills MRS. ALBERTA SPARKS Biology, Plane Geometry B.A., Rice MR. JAMES LEDBETTER 3 Asc., T.C.U., T,W.C. y Geometry, Algebra B.A.. Texas A8cM l 1 I l Math Course! Students may choose their courses from algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry, and trigonometry. The teachers strive to instill in the student the necessity for an understanding of the mathematical world, Besides teaching the students math,l these courses also teach the student to think for himself. MR. M. R, AVERY f V y Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry Qs Bs., T.c.U. i s oo G M.Ed., T.XV.C. .dxf l I40 1 i Geometric figures hanging from the ceiling decorate the math rooms. The figures are projects of the geometry students. In this manner the students put into use the knowledge they have gained. MR. R. D. WILLIAMS Geometry, Algebra B.S., University of Corpus Christi l 'h II S d t. CI enge fu ents Q l l I l l I l l .,,. I MRS. VALDA CARROLL , Geometry, German , BA., T.C.U. l German Club Sponsor i Chess Club Sponsor l MR. W. B. KIRK Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry B.S., T.C.U. M,Ed., N.T.S.U. l4I Daily exercise and calisthenics in boys' physical education classes build strong bodies. MR. W. A. GRAVE5 American History, Coach B.A., U. of Tulsa MR. GEORGE MITCHAM Boys' P.E., Football Coach BS., M.Ed., T.C.U. Coaches Teach Sportsmanship MISS MIRIAM MOORE Girls' P.E. BS., MS, N.T.S,C. Y-Teens, Red Cross Sponsor ammwx .wi Learning the techniques of a good baseball game is one of the many activities of the girls' physical education classes. MRS. BETTY TAYLOR Girls' P.E. B.S., Southwestern U. Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Highlandette Sponsor Science courses endeavor to zbdvance the pupils' understanding of the world and the unknown around them, Biology, dealing with the science of lifeg chemistry, with the composition, structure, and properties of substances and the transforma- tions they undergo, and physics, advanced science, offer a selective choice for the interested students. this lab period chemistry students are faced the problem of neutralizing an acid with a base, one of their many practical experiments. . f. In I V with MR. BENNY DAVIS MR, JOHN ROSS Biology, Assistant Coach Biology, Physics B.A., U, of Tulsa B.S., M.Ed., T.W.C Labs Provide Practical Experiments MRS. SARA TANNAHILL Chemistry B.S., N.T.S.C. Y-Teen Sponsor MRS. CHRISTINA HAVINS .t Biology I A B.S., T.W.C. i Highlandettes Sponsor . N MR, LEON MITCHELL World History B.A., T.C.U. M.A., U. of Texas MR. BILL POLSON World History B.S., E.T.S.C. M.Ed., T.C.U. MRS. BARBARA HICKS American History B.A., University of Corpus Christi M.A,, A,N.I. History Emphasize To expand the idea of freedom and the concept of our American heritage, history teachers em- phasize the necessity to be informed on current events. Here some students examine new text books. MR. B. W. SILLS History, Government B.A., M.Ed., T.C.U. Future Teachers Sponsor Government II students enjoy practicing parliamentary procedure for a eclchers presented at East Van Zandt School. U MR. JOHN HOWERTON MR. T. W. WEATHERRED World History B.S., T.W.C. Safety Council Sponsor American History, Coach B.S., M.Ecl., Hardin Simmons MR. JAMES L. XWILLINGHAM History, Coach B.A., Daniel Baker M.A., T.C.U. MRS. JOYCE CALHOUN Typing B.A., T.W.C. I46 MRS. MARJORIE REID Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping B.S., Okla. U. M.A., T.W.C. Business Courses Prepare Students for Careers Two years of typing, a year of bookkeeping, and a year of shorthand are available to Highlanders who wish to enter the field of business administration. These are students in one of Mrs. james' Typing 2 classes. MRS ., MARY JAMES Typing, Shorthand B.A., N.T.S.C. MRS. MARGUERITE THOMPSON B.S., T.W.C. Homemaking Y-Teen Sponsor uf fav 1? 7? 5.2 - ,r ' . - 3' Linda Langdon and Cynthia Daniels prepare to serve punch to faculty members at the annual Christmas tea sponsored by the homemaking classes. Other activities of the girls include preparing lunch for visiting dignitaries and modeling their own creations at a spring fashion show. Home Economics, Music Cffer Variety MISS MARY LOUISE BAKER Chorus, Orchestra, Government, American History A.B., U. of Nebraska M.A., Eastman School of Music MR. R. E. MARTIN B.M.Ed., T.C.U. Band Director I47 MR. O. U. ROCKHOLD Mfsgi. JAMES L. SHANNON MXSGT. JESSE EVERETT i Wood-Metal Sh0P R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. B.S., M.S., E.T.S.C. ' 1 1 i Boys Show Interest i . i In Shop, R.O.T.C. i i MR. R. N. PERRY N Mechanical Drawing ' BS., E.T.S.C. These boys have completed night stands, a favorite project of first year shop students. More advanced boys have done book cases, cedar chests, coffee tables, and ping pong tables. l I Custoclions, Cafeteria Workers Custoclians for Eastern Hills are Mr. Forehancl, Mr. Sweeney, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Waters, and Mr. Wade. MRS. JAMES BEALL, MR..G, T. 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Bourie Nancy Bowdish Bobby Bowen Wayne Boydston Ronald Box David Bracken Charles Bradley Billy Cain Dave Cain Royce Cain Sam Callaway Gary Campbell Gary Canada james Carey Chris Carter Janice Carter jimmy Carter Nola Carter Carol Cary l ,,, 3 Sophomores Curtis Casin Judith Chapman Phillip Chapman joan Chastain Tommy Chambers , Jerry Chandler v 5, ' A A! 6' A 'W , 0 K 1 Q 3 Rebekah Childers Janis Chiles Harold Clark Ronnie Clark Steve Cofer Ricky Compton y ai X rx w as '22 f l ,Qi 5 is ra 'Mu xkxjffsff I5 5. g a Doug Davis Ed Davis Tony Desmuke john Dirk Deanna Dixon Terri Duke John Dunman jimmy Dunn Kenneth Dyer Phil Eatmon Randy Edwards Terry Edwards Jerry Conatser john Conditt Becky Connatser Richard Conner Gordon Cooke Larry Cooper Christopher Copeland Sharon Copeland Diane Countryman Larry Cox Susan Cox Bill Cravens Jon Crawford james Creel Barry Cremer Ronnie Cunningham Jane Curtis Carolyn Dake Phyllis Ericson Ward Ericson Cindy Fahey Richard Fnnt jerry Felkner Wlilliam Fernihough john Flaa Mike Flowers Carole Floyd Sandra Forehand joan Foster Ian Frankenfield EHH l56 Floyd Goolsby Lurline Gordon Carole Gore Janice Gould Joe Gracey jack Gray Bess Greenway David Grimes James Grimes Lloyd Grimm jane Frazier Keith Fricke Bobby Fry jan Gandy Cheryl Gant George Garcia Ronnie Garland Margo Garrett Earl Gaskill Nita Gathings Mickey Geisler Henry Gensweider Mike Gentry Terry Gilbert Mike Giraud jimmy Glass Jo Ann Glass Gerald Gooding Sophomores Wayne Hardy james Hargrave jim Hart Randy Hart Jim Harvey Ginger Hatcher Jeanne Hatchett Lois Hatfield Charlotte Hawkins Christy Hawrylak Ronnie Hay Harley Haynes Craig Heath Phyllis Heitmann Sharon Hendrix Willie Henken Gene Henslee Josephine Hernandez Gary Grimsley Patty Groody Carol Guffey Mary Gunn johnny Gunnip John Guthery Erwin Hagler Charlotte Hall Sharon Hamilton jack Hammonds David Haney Kathleen Hardin Vicki Herring Alan Hester William Higginbotham Rusty Hightower Brian Hillard Barbara Hix Becky Hodges Gary Holcomb Brent Holderness Patsy Holland joan Hooten Phil Hoskins l57 Georgann John David Johnson Barry Johnston David Jones Jan Jones Janelle Jones Linda Jones Ann Jose Johnny Keeton Terry Kepley Larry Kesmodel Larry Kilgore Gayle Kimbrough Linda King Sherry Kornitslcy Libby Kouclsi Paulette Kovar Glenn Lacy EHH mth Hmm 3?-an-res: Jackie Benny Howell Nancy Hudson Larry Hulsey Becky Humphries Susan Hunsaker Carloyn lnce Bobbye Jenson Louis Laneri Jack Langdon Robert Largen Steve Latham Dannie Latta Judy Lawrence Janice Lawson Larry Leggett Sherry Lewis Bobby Litsey David Livingston Susan Livingston Sophomores David! Emkm Pam Love Phill Lueb Rhonda Lynch Charles .McCall Ann McCa.rt Marsha McCarty David McCollum George McCorneI1 Robert McDaniel i ,, C3 - gear, xi f." va- W M ff N gprwllau E? L. I K ,, , R gi f If ,i,qg, I ,L ,Z Q, ,. 7 of - ig? I, .5 3 A,VV,L. 5 t A . ' i ji . Qf Iv: if x :Hill ,X X o l Mike Miller Hattie Mires Bobby Mitchell Mike Mitchell Jon Moody Mike Moore Tessie Moore Marshel Morris Nancy Morris Stephen Morris James Morrow Bob Murphy Bill McHarg Lawrence McLeroy I. D. McMahon Terry McMorrieS jackie McMurry Debbie Maddox Diana Maddux Sandra Marks Sandra Marsh James Martin Beverly Mason Marilyn May Mike Mealer Angela Meer Gene Miers Kaye Miles Ilene Miller Kay Miller Bobby Muse Danny Muse Jo Ann Neal Duanne Netherton Gail Nickerson Jim Nicholas Pam Nimitz johnny Norman Ian Orr Ronnie Owen Sharon Owens Leonard Pack Karen Proper Carolyn Purselley Sandra Raulston Karen Ray Jan Record Butch Redford Mary Reid Ross Reinwald Kenneth Revell Linda Reynolds Terry Reynolds Llike Rigby l60 EHH Ronnie Parker Joann Parson Ronnie Patterson Gerry Pendery Mike Penney Richard Penney Carol Perkins Lola Peterson Mike Petty Alice Phillibert Aubrey Phillips Mike Phillips Danny Pitts Henry Power Mark Pressley Sherron Price Mary Priddy Linda Proffitt ophomores Karen Royse Homan Rupert Susan Rush lNIac Salfen jo Ann Sanders Barbara Sands Linda Schavitz Otis D. Schmidt Marilyn Schmitt Janice Schmucker Larry Schorn Donna Seate Victor Sedinger Ronnie Sellers Linda Sharp Beverly Sharyer Doug Shaw Cathy Simpson Bruce Riley Carol Risley Jerry Ritcheson Ronnie Robason Ken Roberts Fred Robeson Neal Rockhold Nancy Roddy Bette Rodgers Bob Rose Robert Ross Ginger Royar Barbara Sims G. C. Singlton Richard Sivernell Mike Skidmore Veronica Skidmore Larry Skinner Claudia Sloan Gary Smith Harold Smith Kay Smith Kerry Smith Larry Smith I6l Bill Stockton David Strickland Mike Strickland Ronald Swain Bobby Talbot Connie Tawater David Taylor Kay Taylor Kathryn Teems Kim Terry Tommy Thompson Julie Thomson Pam Thomson Ted Thornburg Eloise Threatt Pat Tomlin Patricia Tomlin Bruce Toppin EHHS Merrilee Smith Neal Smith Steve Smith Willard Smith johnny Son john Sparks Francis Spears james Speegle Bobby Standifer Dennis Stanley Dale Stephens Janie Stephens L. A. Townsend Richard Tucker Karen Tuttleton Carolyn Usrey Sharon Usrey Curtis Vernon Kathy Walker Marie Wfalker Manson XX'all Steve Wallace Warren Walter Carolyn Walters Sophomores Linda Wiiiiisley' Craig Wfard Laverne Wfard Millie Ward Donna XY'aters David Wfatlcins Nancy Watkins Rebekah XVatson Carol Way Danny XY'ebb Georgia Wloodard Dalene Woodward Becky Wright Phil Wfright Larry Yeathermon Douglas Weddle Jimmy Wehrmann Gene XX'eiler Greg Willington Marilyn Wfhisenand Tangi White Phil Whittington Dwayne Williams Linda Williams Donna Wfilliaziison Bobby Wilson Loraine Wfilson Carol Woiiiack Galen Woniack jeriy Wood Diana Young Ellen Youngblood Bill Zachary Jan Hatchet' fe ,mm A Qs Z 164 Q 'ai ' ww s x 9225 EHHS Juniors l l F i ' f . , 5 ,. Y,, V, .. Hermann Acker Judith Alexander Kenny Allen Barry Allmond Carolyn Amburn jimmy Anderson john Anderson Sharon Andrews Carolyn Archie Linda Arnold Tommy Attebery jackie Austin Ray Avery Karen Bacon Judy Bailey 3 f ' Y i ,. ., W B 'l 'U :rf V' 'X . fi, ga' A Q., if ". 'A 7 175' Vz, Mi.. 7412 x .ii rt ' x 1" 1 X V fe ev Q 3 XX , A , f t if: '55 , 5 ' ""TV,,, i i i N 4. iv , Q. , . 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Pam Gladwin Martin Glass EHH Juniors Ann Hurt Robert Hart Karen Haueisen Doyle Henderson Kathy Hewatt Charles Hightower Larry Hilcher Jimmy Hill Bob Hillert Beverly Hoffmann Jane Hollingsworth Diane Hooton Parker Hoover Jimmy Howell Joanne Howery Myriam Hubbard Ken Huddleston Sue Ellen Hullum Bill Hutcheson Barbara Isham Dale Jackson David Jackson Larry Jackson Leslie Jackson Ellen Jacobs Kim Jacobs Art Jameson Bill Jeanes Donna Jennes Carl Johnson Donna Johnson Jimmy Johnson Karen Johnson I69 Phil johnson Sandy Johnson Connie Karis Jane Keith Suzanne Kelly Faye Kevil Tony Kimbrough Judy King Joe Kohler Kitty Kouns Donna Kramer Randy Kunze David Kynard Pam Lankton Lee Anna Latham EHH Mary Lattimore Ronnie Lattimore june Lawrence A1 Lewis Bonnie Lewis Connie Lewis Diggs Lewis Mike Liddle Rodger Linville Edward Luke jack Lynch James McCauley Don McC1eery Rick McConnell Sandra McCormick Diane McDonald Mike McGowan Terry McLeroy Juniors Ed Millican Tom Milson Wfayne Miins Carolyn Mitchell Linda Mixon Ted Moberg Mike Moore Ronald Moore John Morris Roby Morris Gail Morrison John Moser Tommy Mulkey Carol Myers Nancy Nagle Frances Nash Tommy Nelson Gary Newton Susan McMains Max McMillian Mike McQuitty Alan McRae Kathy Mack Dale Mahan Steve Marsh Roberta Marshall Harold Martin Stewart Mathis Dolores Mayfield Clayton Melanson Donald Merkley Jerre Miller Susan Miller Steve Poyneer Carol Price Hank Price Nancy Price Robhy Rawclon Vicki Reas Becky Reecl Janet Reid David Richardson Carl Rogers Steve Rose Dick Ross Rachel Rowland Barbara Rucker H. 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Schafer Lincla Schmidt Brenda Schmitt Pat Schwotzer I72 John O'Dell Nancy O'Neill Donna Parish Rade Parker Carol Parsons Tommy Patterson jim Paull jackie Pearson john Peel Linda Phelps Norma Phelps Mary Phillips Don Pipes Paul Pipkin Sherrie Plisko EHH Juniors Roy Scudday Mike Seemann Pat Senchack Pat Sharp Pam Shear Janet Shepherd Ronnie Singleton Judy Sinku Sherri Sledge Jim Smartt Doug Smith Janis Smith Jerry Smith Jimmie Smith Joy Smith Joyce Smith Ronnie Smith Vicki Smith Gloria Speakes Suzanne Speck Rick Spence David Stagner Ronnie Stanfield Carol Stanley Charles Starnes Carolyn Stephens Rod Stephens Roelga Stephens Bee Sterett Charles Stone Jim Storey Patricia Stovall Sandy Swaim Ronald Swanson John Tackett Mike Talmage Janie Tangney Nancy Tanner Wayne Templeton Johnnie Thiessen Dwight Thompson Teresa Thornburg David Thurman Robert Tobey Darwin Toler Creig Towery David Tracy Steve Treadwell EHH Dennis Triplitt Carl Underwood Carolyn Usher Sandra Vasquez Diane Wahl Charles Wzilden Mary Lou Vifaldrup Pat Walker Steve Walters Beth Walther Jim Ward Judy Ward Shelia Ward Mike Watford Tommy Warren Juniors l Jimmy Wilson Mike Winkler Barbara Wolff Suzanne Wfoodall Charlyne Woodard Doris Woodruff Judy Wright Kaye Wyatt Esther Yarbrough Gary Yeathermon Jim Young Louis Young Pat Youngblood Bill Zachary Tuttie Ziegler Susan Wfarriner Tim Whltson Chuck Wellington Cyanna Wfest Frank Vifest Mike XX'herland Jeanette XY'hite Sue NX'ickersl1am Reggie Wilkins Candy Williams Ricky Williford Bill XX'ilson QDAVJID BANE ' hVice President Peggy Anthony Ed Baer Paula Acuff james Aitken I. Allen Carolyn Almond Franklin Ball jim Balluril Sharon Ballem Gary Balthrop David Bane jeanette Barber Nancy Barnes Robert Barnes Linda Barr Sammy Bartholomew Dianah Barton Celia Beall Tommy Beaman Mary Beard Philip Beckner Susan Begley Nola Benbow Marie Benton E H H Sheron Bergeron Brenda Bettinger Judy Bice Dona Blackstone Dean Bockman Nan Bodine Janice Bohannon Vernon Boyd James Brewer David Brown W , Judy Brown Se n Charles Bruce Jackie Bozanich jimmy Brntcher Sandra Brntcher Alice Bretz l Phyllis Buckman W Ronnie Burklow ' Becky Burrage Gay Burton I l r l Bruce Butler Helen Butler Susan Caldwell Randell Cantrell Gene Cartwright Tom Castillion Ernest Clark Brian Collin5 Charles Cole Gail Cole Jerry Cole l Trisha Collier H l l l Pzrtsy Compton Cheryl Conatser l Betty joe Connatser Marilyn Conner A l l i Mike Cooper Sandra Cooper joan Correll jim Cox Seniors Mark DeHay ' Gail DeVore Hank Dews Joe Dickerson Sandra Diehl Bobby Dillard jim Dodson Sharon Dowden Dyanne Cunningham Sara Cunningham Phyllis Davis Randy Decker Pat Craigo Kenneth Crawford Paul Crawford Carol Crowder june Drennan Linda Dunham Larry Dyer Sandra Edwards Carol Eldridge Deral Elkins Barbara Eller E H H Diane Ellis Steve Ericson Mike Ferguson Terry Fricks johnny Gallagher Louise Garcia jimmy Garrett Kay Gibbs David Gilbert Seniors Bob Grove Bruce Grove Barbara Grunow Donna Grzann Larry Guthrie John Hadsell Wanda Hall John Halm Sherry Gray Harry Green Linda Greenfield Mike Grizzard Dick Goddard Ronnie Golden jan Grady Marty Graham Kirby Hulm Candy Hamilton Harriett Hamilton Judy Hammons George Hainmontree Penny Hancock Dianne Hardin E H H ' johnny Hargrave 4 Brenda Harris Ronnie Harris ' Sharon Harris Susan Harris Larry Harrison Linda Hartman Vicki Held Betty Helm Seniors l Bob Holmon jim Holt janet Hooton Chris Horn Mike Houghton Mollie Howell Sharon Hubbard Ronnie Huber Judy Hill Bill Hoffman Suzanne Hoffman Susan Hofmann Steve Helmericks Tommy Hendricks Mary jane Hewett Diane Hill Marcia Huckaby Bill Huclgens julie Hudson james Hulsey Kay Humphrey Bill Hunsaker Betsey Hunter E H H Frances Ince Janet jackson Terri jabn Richard james Vivian Jensen Belynda Jones Charles Jones Ray jones Bob Keener Seniors Tom Koebemick Jane Kouns Bob Ladd Jerry Lambert Pat Lambert Linda Langdon Tony Lange Charles Lankford Roger Kennedy Janis Kimbrough Barbara King Warren Koch Cheryl Kelley janet Kelly -lim Kennedy Linda Kennedy Bob Larmer Mike Latham Nancy Lathrop Cheryl LaVelle Linda Lemons Nary Logan Jametta Long Leo Luebbehusen EHH David McBrayer Melita McCauley Kendall McCook Danny McCoy Pat McCullough Bruce McDonald Suzanne McDonald Kay McGee Cindy Martin Doug Martin l O Seniors 2252112121 l l Barry McKenna Judi McKinney jim McVean Carolyn Marcotte Steve Means Ellene Melanson Marsha Meyers Steve Mickle Marilyn Milburn Louis Miller Neldon Miller Reynolds Miller Jeannie Mitchell Doug Moore Mike Moore Sue Moore John Morris Susan Muse Kim Nelson E H H Phil Nixon Sharon Noah Carol Patrick Juanita Peacock Guy Perkins Don Perlick Karen Perrino Pam Perry Louise Proctor Seniors joan Retherford Max Rhodes Rita Riedel Charlie Rigby Shirley Roberts Robert Rogers Sheri Rogers Jon Roper Carol Redford Cheryl Reeder Paul Proffitt Lonnie Reames Steve Reames Albert Reaves Peggy Reid Tommy Reid Mujorie Rose Sharon Rucker Karen Rush Bob Sands Eugene Schilder Sam Scott Terry Seapcy E H H Becky Self james Sells Sheryl Sheets Suzi Shepardson Paul Shields Berta Smith Garry Smith Robert Smith Rickey Somoge Joe Spears john Southard Donald Sowell Cheryl Spain Tricia Speakes Carole Smllcup Kay Stephens Seniors I l ll Tim Stewart l Betty Swanson Paul Tate l Bill Taylor Fred Taylor Danny Tekstar Benny Thompson LeRoy Thompson Roi Vandiver Paula Van Pelt Beverly Vinson Terry Von Diest jan Waddell Susie Wacllington Linda Vlfallace E H H Patti Warren Paula jo Watts Dianne Weimann jane Wellborn Ann White Ann Williams Melanie Wilson Bill Winkler Jere Winter Among the last minute honors claimed by EHHS students was the Superior junior Cadet Award received by Roy Scudday, who is also a nominee for the Legion of Valor Award. Dennis Withers Beth Wofford Robert Woods Jeanne Vlfoolverton George Branum joy Welch Linda Woolverton David Yarbrough David Young Mary Young Seniors BACCALAUREATE SERVICE of the SENIOR CLASS Will Rogers Auditorium May 26, 1963 8:30 A.M. P1'0ce5ri01mf.' God of Our Fathers Imfomfiwz: Guy Andrew Perkins, Jr. Tlamzks Be I0 God: Select Choir Srriplure Readirzg: Mary Margaret Logan Living by Ifzzfiribler: The Rev. W. V. Bane Once to Every Mm and Nation: Select Choir Bef7edirfio1z.' Robert Allan Dillard RererJi0:zaZ.' A Mighty Fortress I95 Seniors Graduate on May 28 Through photographs and words we have tried to pic- has been attained. We should like to issue the challenge ture life at our school. Students have come and gone, honors that Emily offered in the play, "Our Town": "Do human have been achieved, victories have been wong knowledge beings ever realize life while they live it?" Awaiting the final call for lining up, these joyous seniors have one last laugh together before the graduation exercises begin on-May 28. This is the way Wfill Rogers Auditorium looked before EH's baccalaureate. The time has finall come for these raduatin A L y g - g seniors. All is over but the baccalaureate service, grad- uation exercise, and the shouting. I96 The hard part of making good is that we have to do it every day. As the doors close on the past the future stands open to you, the Highlanders, filled with many opportunities for those who help themselves. Life is not a gift. Benefits are obtained by most and with- held from very few. Strive for your highest goalhnever looking back-and success will reach reality, make-believe and fantasy will fade, being replaced by the realities of suc- cess. Above all other things is justice: success is a good thing, weath is good also. Honor is better, but justice excels them all. jan Waddell, Editor A Acker, Hermann, 54, 165 Ackerman, Tom, 153 Acuff, Paula, 10, 26, 51, 56, 57, 60, 77, 177 Aitken, James, 4, 18, 93.'96, 101. 113, 115, 17' Akers, David, 153 Alexander, Judith, 165 Allen, J., 177 Allen, Kenny, -1, 165 Allen, Terry, 102, 110, 153 Allmond, Barry, 56, 165 Allsbrooks, Ray, 57, 153 Almond, Carolyn, 26, 30, 32, 36. 38, 41, 5'1, 177 Amburn, Carolyn, 35. 38, 165 Anders, Andy, 112, 153 Anderson, Geneta, 27, 31, 49, 72, 153 Anderson, Jimmy, 113, 117, 165 Anderson, John, 165 Anderson, Louise, 32. 41, 54, 153 Andrews, Paula, 27, 32, 53, 153 Andrews, Sharon, 27, 31, 52, 165 Anthony, Peggy, 29, 40, 51, 52, 177 Archie, Carolyn, 27, 31, 34, 37, 165 Ardoyno, 153 Linda, 28, 31, 51, 52, 119, 128, 129, Armstrong, Larry, 511, 108, 153 Armstrong, Linda, 153 Arnold, Ken, 39, 43, 57, 153 Arnold, Linda, 165 Arrington. Paula, 153 Arthur, Linda, 29 Attebery. Tommy, 110, 165 Austin, Jackie. 165 Austin, Norma, 32 Avery, Ray, 4, 37. 93, 99, 101, 165 Clan Incle X Bice. Judv, lo, 29, 33. 33, 36. -14. 49, 173 Bilderback, Jimmy, 153 Birchett, Bob. 30, 165 Bishop, Charles, 56, 153 Bishop, Lynne. 55. 165 Bizzell, Johnny, 31, 153 Blackburn. Lewis, 125, 153 Blackstone, Dona, 26, 40. 46, 48, 51, 178 Blackwell, Debbie. 38, 153 Blair, Ricky, 153 Blanton, Sarah, 34, 38, 165 Blanton, Tom, 12', 153 Blake, Randy, 38, 113, 117, 164, 165 Blessing, Betty. 27. 36, 39, 154 Blocker, Tim, 5, 75, 125, 165 Boardman, Mike, 56, 154 Bockman, Dean, 31, 178 Bodine, Micki, 27, 50, 51, 154 Bodine, Nan, 52, 178 Bohannon, Janice, 178 Boles, Mike, 129, 154 Bolton, Jerry. 165 Borst, Kathy, 166 Boswell, Tommy, 5, 166 Bouffard, Mike, 53. 54, 154 Bounds, Larry, 6. 42, 166 Bourie. Alan, 154 Bowdish, Nancy, 28, 15,1 Bowen, Bobby, 57, 154 Boyd, Vernon, 30, 53, 85, 178 Boydston, XVayne, 49, 154 Box, Ronald, 56, 154 Bozanich, Jackie, 26, 29, 34, 39, 137, 177 Bracken, David, 32, 49, 154 Bradley, Charles, 154 Brady, Ernie, 5-1, 154 Brandt, Gwen, 27, 33, 38, 154 Brandt, Peggy, 27, 33, 50, 65, 166 B Brantley, Karen, 27, 154 Branum, Bratcher George, 38, 39, 52, 65, 195 , Jimmy, 179 Bane, David, 4, 15, 17, 42, 49, 60, 76, 85 Bacon, Karen, 29, 165 Baer, Ed, 35, 177 Bailey, Judy, 29 Baldwin, Johnny, 153 Ball, Franklin, 177 Ball, John, 153 Ballard, Jim, 32, 57, 177 Ballem, Carole, 27, 37, 49, 165 Ballem, Sharon, 26, 32, 28, 177 Balthrop, Gary, 177 91, 95, 98, 101, 112,113,114,117,133,176, 177 Barber, Denise, 153 Barber, Jeanette, 31, 177 Barber, Paula. 27, 29, 153 Bargsley. Janice, 27, 29, 153 Barker, Ronnie, 153 Barnard, Donna, 33, 36, 165 Barnes, Brinton, 110, 165 Barnes, Carol, 28, 153 Barnes, Kathy, 27, 28, 41, 51, 165 Barnes, Kenneth, 153 Barnes, Nancy, 26, 28, 33, 37, 44, 177 Barnes, Robert, 153 Barnes, Robert, 31, 55, 127, 177 Barnett, Dawn, 165 Barr, Linda, 26, 37, 85, 128, 129, 177 Barron, Donna, 34, 165 Bratcher, Martha, 154 Bratcher, Sandra, 179 Bretz, Alice, 26, 51, 70, 179 Brewer, Eddy, 166 Brewer, James, 179 Brightwell, Otis, 56, 154 Brittain, Thomas, 154 Brockman, Betty, 27, 28, 32, 154 Brooks, Peggy, 27, 31, 38, 49, 129, 154 Brown, Aaron, 57, 166 Brown, David, 179 Brown, Jimmy, 116, 166 Brown, Judy, 53, 54, 179 Brown, J. W. 102, 154 Brown, Ronnie, 102, 154 Bruce, Charles, 23, 110, 179 Bruce, David, 154 Brunson, Kathy, 39, 52, 154 Bruton, Donald, 54, 166 Bruton, Patsy, 154 Bryan, Debby, 54, 154 Buckingham, Karen, 32, 36, 27, 166 Buckman, Phyllis, 26, 28. 42, 84, 179 Burdine, Johnnie, 36, 154 Burdine, Toni, 166 Burger, James, 166 Burklow, Ronnie, 43, 108, 109, 179 Burnett, Karen, 27, 29, 154 Burra e Beck 26 37 17 Bartholomew, Janet, 29. 31, 36, 153 Bartholomew, Sammy, 4, 92, 101, 110, 177 Barton, Dianah, 33, 34, 38, 50, 65, 177 Bassham, Karen, 27, 36, 52, 153 Batchelder, Eleanor, 27, 31, 153 113, 114, S , Y, , , 9 Burrough, Jack, 32, 102, 154 Burton, Gay, 10, 19, 26, 31, 37, 44, 42, Bush, Linda, 33, 38, 154 Butler, Beth, 27, 50, 166 Butler, Bruce, 4, 53, 55, 97, 179 Butler, Helen, 26, 37, 179 Bates, Warren, 125, 153 Beal, Milton, 127, 153 Beall, Celia, 20, 26, 28, 33, 42, 60, 178 Beaman, Tommy, 56, 177 Beard, Mary, 34, 178 Beck, Eileen, 165 Beckner, Phillip, 57, 178 Beene, Donna, 27, 42, 165 Begley, Phil, 57, 123 Begley, Susan, 19, 26, 36, 38, 42, 52, 57, 62, 68, 177 Bell, Suzan, 27, 123 Benbow, Nola, 26, 178 Bennett, Francine, 29, 123 Benson, John, 30, 153 Benton, Margaret, 165 Benton, Marie, 28, 178 Bergen, Linda, 165 Bergeron, Sheron, 26, 29, 40, 178 Bergeron, Toni, 32, 153 Berlin, Linda, 153 Berliner, Susan, 29, 34, 35, 165 Bettinger, Brenda, 178 Buyers, John, 166 C Cadwallader, Linda, 18, 28, 66, 166 Cain, Billy, 154 Cain, Royce, 54, 154 Caldwell, Susan, 32, 50, 179 Callaway, Sam, 102, 154 Callaway, Sylvia, 27, 33, 37, 51, 52, 136, Campbell, Gary, 154 Campbell, Pat, 41, 166 Canada, Gary, 31, 56, 154 Cantrell, Randall, 179 Cardwell, Jan, 166 Cardwell, Vicki, 27, 29, 35, 166 Carey, James, 56, 154 Carr, Gaylan, 28, 30, 38, 51, 166 Carter, Chris, 154 Carter, Janis, 27, 32, 37, 119, 129, 154 Carter, Jimmy, 125, 154 119, 179 166 Carter. Nola. 2', 154 Cartwright, Gene. 5. ll. 18. 77, 83, 92, 93, 180 Cary, Ca rol, 129, 154 Castillion, Tom, 31, 48, 47. 56, 180 Cavin, Curtis, -13. 155 Chambers, Tommy, 155 Chandler. Jerry, 51, 155 Chapman, Judith, 27, 31, 155 Chapman, Phillip, 121, 155 Chastain, Joan, 27, 155 Cheslock, Lanelle, 54, 55, 166 101 Childers, Rebekah, 27, 32, 155 Childs, Cynthia, 27, 34, 50, 166 Chiles, Janis, 27, 51, 129, 155 Christensen, Bonnie, 166 Christopherson, Faye, 30, 37, 38, 39, 52, 166 Churman, Andrew, 166 Clare, Nancy, 27, 32, 42, 166 Clark, Dalana, 27, 37, 39, 42. 166 Clark, Ernest, 39, 180 Clark, Harold, 2-1, 155 Clark, Ronnie, 73. 108, 125, 155 Clower, Donna, 38, 52, 165 Cobb, Mike, 55, 56, 166 Cofer, Steve, 155 Coffee, Robert, 4, 110, 166 Collins, Brian, 4, 30, 110, 180 Cole, Charles, 28, 30, 38, 180 Cole, Gail, 26, 31, 37, 46, 48, 81, 180 Cole, Jerry, 31, 180 Collier, Trisha, 180 Compton John, 166 Compton: Patsy, 180 Compton, Ricky, 155 Conatser, Cheryl, 26, 36, 39, 50, 180 Conatser, Jerry, 155 Conatser, Linda, 27, 49, 166 Conditt, John, 155 Conlin, Sandra, 27, 34, 52, 166 Connatser, Becky, 155 Connatser, Betty Jo, 180 Conner, Marilyn, 34, 36, 180 Conner, Richard, 155 Cooke, Gordon, 56, 155 Cooper, Larry, 30, 155 Cooper, Mike, 22, 122, 180 Cooper, Sanra, 26, 39, 180 Copeland, Christopher, 56, 155 Copeland, Jeri, 27, 38, 52, 167 Copeland, Sharon, 27, 155 Correll, Joan, 26, 34, 180 Cotter, Wilma, 167 Cottingham, Lynn, 28, 31, 36, 48, 129, 167 Countryman, Diane, 155 Covington, Elaine, 167 Cox, Jim, 52, 180 Cox, Larry, 155 Cox, Susan, 155 Cozzens, Jim, 7, 167 Crabtree, Jaki, 28, 31, 39, 41, 167 Craigo, Pat, 181 Cravens, Bill, 53, 55, 155 Crawford, Jon, 155 Crawford, Ken, 17, 39, 181 Crawford, Paul, 181 Creel, James, 31, 41, 155 Cremer, Barry, 155 Crowder, Carol, 26, 28, 38, 57, 181 Crump, Paul, 167 C111P,RuSfy,4, 51, 57, ss, 41, aa, 167 Cunningham, Dyanne, 26, 28, 46, 48, 181 Cunningham, Ronnie, 102, 155 Cunningham, Sara, 26, 32, 37, 41, 128, 129 Currin, Karen, 27, 29, 167 Curry, Charles, 167 Curtis, Jane, 155 D Dake, Carolyn, 27, 29, 155 Daniels, Cynthia, 27, 29, 34, 147, 167 Daniels, Jon, 167 Darr, Phil, 4, 110, 167 Davis, Cheryl, 167 Davis, Doug, 155 Davis, Ed, 155 Davis, Phyllis, 30, 38, 52, 57, 181 Davis, Terry, 167 Davis, Toby, 167 Deal, Brenda, 29, 51, 167 Decker, Randy, 30, 56, 181 DeHay, Mark, 57, 181 Desmuke, Tony, 39, 127, 155 Devoe, Linda, 33, 167 DeVore, Gail, 18, 26, 28, 34, 37, 40, 181 Dews, Hank, 181 Dickerson, Joe, 30, 42, 51, 181 Diehl, Sandra, 34, 42, 181 197 Dillard, Bobby, 17, 32, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 46, 48, 49, 51, 66, 103, 104, 107, 181 Dillard, Steve, 33, 58, 42, 126, 149, 167 Dirk, John, 155 Dixon, Deanna, 29, 155 Dodson, Jim, 181 Dominy, Johnny, 19, 41, 149, 167 Dorough, Linda, 27, 51, 167 Douglas, Judy, 27, 167 Dowden, Sharon, 29, 39, 52, 181 Drennan, June, 182 Dugan, Betty Ann, 29, 52, 167 Duke, Terri, 155 Dulaney, Carey, 57, 167 Dunham, Linda, 26, 28, 51, 63, 70, 182 Dunn, Jimmy, 155 Dye, Jessee, 167 Dyer, Kenneth, 155 Dyer, Larry, 31, 56, 182 E Eatmon, Phil, 155, Edwards, Randy, 57, 155 Edwards, Sandra, 34, 54, 182 Edwards, Terry, 155 Eldridge, Carol, 26, 29, 42, 44, 182 Elkins, Deral, 18, 182 Eller, Barbara, 182 Elliot, Sharon, 27, 33, 36, 37, 38, 52, 69, 167 Ellis, Carol, 27, 33, 38, 167 Ellis, Diane, 26, 182 Ellison Larry 41 167 Enlow,iFreida,, 27,, 29, 31, ss, ss, 167 Ericson, Phyllis, 156 Ericson, Steve, 182 Ericson, Ward, 108, 125, 156 Eudey, Jan, 28, 29, 167 Ewell, Pam, 27, 28, 33, 38, 41, 167 F Fahey, Cindy, 156 Fant, Richard, 156 Farley, Donna, 167 Farmer, Ricky, 127 Felkner, Jerry, 56, 156 Ferguson, Jane, 38, 51, 168 Ferguson, Mike, 126, 182 Fernihough, William, 102, 156 Fisher, Carole, 31, 34, 168 Flaa, John, 126, 150 Flowers, Mike, 31, 102, 113, 114, 152, 156 Floyd, Carole, 27, 156 Ford, Carol, 29, 37, 52, 168 Forehand, Sandra, 54, 156 Foster, Joan, 156 Frankenfield, Jan, 156 Frazier, Jane, 54, 156 Frazier, Lee, 168 Frech, Mary, 30, 52, 168 Fricke, Keith, 154, 156 Fricks, Terry, 182 Fry, Bobby, 109, 156 Fuqua, Bill, 39, 56, 168 G Gallagher, Eddie, 127, 168 Gallagher, Johnny, 138, 182 Gandy, Jan, 27, 29, 156 Gant, Cheryl, 27, 32, 54, 55, 156 Garcia, George, 38, 55, 156 Garcia, Louise, 28, 38, 182 Gardner, Buzz, 113, 114, 115, 127, 168 Garland, Meg, 33, 35, 168 Garland, Ronnie, 102, 156 Garner, Mariano, 27, 30, 32, 37, 52, 168 Garrett, Jimmy, 182 Garrett, Margo, 32, 41, 54. 156 Gaskill, Earl, 156 Gast, LeeRoy, 4, 95, 113, 114, 168 Gathings, Nita, 27, 156 Gearhart, John, 168 Geisler, Mickey, 56, 156 Gensweider, Henry, 156 Gentry, Mike, 31, 156 Gerzmehle, Doug, 107, 108, 120, 121, 168 Gibbs, Kay, 10, so, 51, 126, 182 Gilbert, David, 182 Gilbert, Terry, 156 Gilmartin, James, 17, 113, 114, 115, 117 Giraud, Mike, 102, 156 Gladwin, Pam, 27, 31, 36, 168 Glass, Jimmy, 156 Glass, JoAnn, 27, 156 Glass, Martin, 54, 168 Goddard, Dick, 47, 182 Golden, Ronnie, 120, 122, 183 Gooding, Gerald, 56, 156 I98 Goolsby, Floyd, 54, 156 Gordon, Geana, 27, 168 Gordon, Lurline, 29, 156 Gore, Carole, 27, 36, 156 Gould, Janice, 156 Gracey, Joe, 156 Grady, Jan, 26, 32, 33, 37, 40, 42, 49, 50, 133 Graham, Marty, 26, 29, 40, 46, 48, 80, 183 Gray, Jack, 51, 156 Gray, Sherry, 183 Green, Harry, 183 Greenfield, Linda, 183 Greenway, Bess, 156 Gregory. Dehn Ann, 27, 33, 48, 129, 168 Griffin, Gwen, 168 Griffith, Dona, 30, 168 Grimes, David, 127, 156 Grimes, James, 102, 125, 156 Grimm, Lloyd, 51, 102, 108, 113, 115, 116, 156 Grimsley, Gary, 125, 157 Grizzard, Mike, 30, 37, 38, 42, 49, 60, 120, 127, 183 Groody, Patty, 35, 58, 51, 129, 157 Grove, Bob, 31, 32, 126, 183 Grove, Bruce, 42, 183 Grubbs, Marion, 31, 168 Grunow, Barbara, 51, 53, 183 Grzann, Donna, 26, 29, 32, 37, 183 Guffey, Carol, 40, 157 Gunn, Mary, 157 Gunnip, Johnny, 102, 125, 157 Guthery, John, 31, 41, 108, 157 Guthrie, Larry, 23, 30, 109, 183 H Hadsell, John, 183 Hagler, Erwin, 157 Hailey, Betty, 27, 38, 168 37 38 6 Haire, Brenda, 27, , , 5, 74, 1 Hall, Charlotte, 129, 157 Hall, Ken, 120, 121 Hall, Ricky, 127, 168 Hall, Wanda, 183 Halm, John, 53, 54, 183 Halm, Kirby, 37, 102, 107, 184 Hamilton, Candy, 26, 37, 40, 45, 46, 48, 51, 63, 80, 84, 184 Hamilton, Harriett, 10, 26, 29, 34, 47, 48, 184 Hamilton, Sharon, 27, 157 Hammonds, Jack, 110, 157 Hammons, Judy, 29, 184 Hammontree, George, 184 Hancock, Penny, 184 Hancock, Phil, 168 Haney, David, 32, 33, 157 Hankins, Sharon, 27, 28, 168 Hardin, Dianne, 28, 184 Hardin, Kathleen, 157 Hardisty, Sharon, 38, 52, 168 Hardy, Wayne, 49, 102, 113, 117, 157 Hargrave, James, 56, 157 Hargrove, Johnny, 55, 168, 184 Harkrider, Carolyn, 27, 38, 52, 168 Harley, Cheryl, 50, 168 Harrell, Monty, 55, 168 Harris, Brenda, 184 19, 168 Hewetr, Mary Jane, 50, 185 Higginbotham, William, 102, 157 Hightower, Charles, 53, 55, 169 Hightower, Rusty. 31. 157 Hilcher, Larry. 169 Hill, Dianne, 126, 185 Hill, Jimmy, 120, 123, 169 Hill, Judy, 34, 57, 64, 69, 70, 119, 129, 185 Hillard, Brian, 157 Hillert, Bob, 30, 31, 37, -12, 48, 167 Hix, Barbara, 29, 157 Hodges, Becky, 157 Hoffman, Bill, 31, 37, 42, 46, 81, 185 Hoffman, Suzanne, 26, 38, 40, 65, 79, 185 Hoffmann, Beverly, 34, 169 Hofman, Susan, 31, 35, 51, 52, 185 Holcomb, Gary, 157 Holderness, Brent, 157 Holland, Patsy, 157 Hollingsworth, Jane, 27, 169 Holman, Bob, 34, 48, 185 Holt, Jim, 185 Hooten, Diane, 27, 50, 169 Hooten, Janet, 26, 185 Hooten, Joan, 157 Hoover, Parker, 18, 126, 169 Horn, Christine, 32, 47, 48, 80, 185 Hoskins, Phil, 157 Howard, Beth, 35, 158 Howard, James, 158 Howe, Jackie, 27, 33, 71, 158 Howell, Jimmy, 30, 125, 169 Howell, Mollie, 8, 32, 33, 36, 38, 56, 60, 63, 185 Howell, Penny, 27, 158 Howery, Joanne, 27, 58, 169 Houghton, Mike, 185 Hubbard, Kathy, 27, 38, 49, 67, 158 Hubbard, Myriam, 27, 32, 169 Hubbard, Sharon, 26, 28, 38, 50, 185 Huber, Ronnie, 32, 54, 185 Huckaby, Marcia, 26, 29, 37, 186 Huddleston, Ken, 31, 169 Hudgens, Bill, 30, 186 Hudson, Julie, 26, 29, 32, 33, 37, 42, 57, 77, Hudson, Nancy, 27, 31, 158 Hullum, Sue Ellen, 169 Hulsey, James, 47, 48, 180 Hulsey, Larry, 102, 158 Humphrey, Kay, 186 Humphries, Becky, 158 Hunsaker, Bill, 32, 110, 186 Hunsaker, Susan, 158 Hunter, Betsey, 26, 45, 81, 186 Hutcheson, Bill, 169 I Ince, Carolyn, 158 Ince, Frances, 38, 51, 186 Isham, Barbara, 27, 31, 33, 42, 64, 75, 169 ackson Dale 169 Harris Pamela, 168 Harris, Harris, Harris Ronnie, 34, 38, 52, 54, 184. Sharon, 184 Susan, 38, 42, 51, 129, 184 J . , ackson, David, 109, 169 ackson, Janet, 42, 186 Jackson, Jackson, Larry, 16, 169 Leslie, 5, 120, 124, 169 Jacobs, Ellen, 169 Harris, Ted, 4, 32, 74, 90, 96, 101, 120, 123, 164 Harrison, Larry, 53, 54, 184 Hart, Ann, 169 Hart, Jim, 31, 157 Hart, Randy, 157 Hart, Robert, 169 Hartman, Linda, 26, 42, 46, 48, 56, 57, 81, 184 Harvey, Jim, 102, 157 Hatcher, Ginger, 27, 28, 38, 137 Hatcher, Jan, 163 Hatchett, Jeanne, 51, 157 Hatfield, Lois, 129, 157 Haueisen, Karen, 33, 169 Hawkins, Charlotte, 28, 157 Hawrylak, Christy, 27, 33, 38, 51, 54, 55, 73, 157 Hay, Ronnie, 109, 157 Haynes, Harley, 138, 157 Heath, Craig, 157 Heitmann, Phyllis, 28, 31, 157 Held, Vicki, 8, 26, 28, 40, 45, 184 Helm, Betty, 38, 42, 49, 53, 82, 83, 184 Helmericks, Steve, 4, 10, 22, 113, 114, 185 Henderson, Doyle, 127, 169 Hendricks, Byron, 120 Hendricks, Tommy, 89, 185 Hendrix, Sharon, 27, 38, 157 Henken, Willie, 54, 157 Henslee, Gene, 157 Hernandez, Josephine, 157 Herring, Vicki, 27, 31, 157 Hester, Alan, 157 Hewatt, Kathy, 169 Jacobs, Kim, 120, 123, 169 Jahn, Terri, 29, 36, 38, 39, 52, 186 James, Richard, 18, 31, 42, 56, 186 Jameson, Art, 30, 42, 169 Jeanes, Bill, 56, 169 Jeanes, Donna, 27, 169 Jensen, Bobbye, 27, 38, 129, 158 Jensen, Vivian, 26, 32, 186 John, Georgann, 28, 158 Johnson, Carl, 30, 37, 42, 49, 169 Johnson, David, 158 Johnson, Donna, 27, 32, 33, 42, 129, 169 Johnson, Jimmy, 56, 169 Johnson Johnson , Karen, 29, 169 , Sandy, 151, 170 Jones, Belynda, 28, 186 Jones, Charles, 21, 38, 39, 41, 186 Jones, David, 113, 158 Jones n, 31, 51, , Ja 158 Jones, Janelle, 158 Jones, Ray, 186 Jose, Ann, 27, 31, 158 K Karis, Connie, 34, 51, 170 Keener, Bob, 4, 12, 44, 90, 99, 100, 101, 186 Keeton, Johnny, 32, 33, 38, 49, 158 Keith, Jane, 51, 170 Kelley, Cheryl, 26, 35, 38, 45, 80, 187 Kelly, Janet, 30, 38. 43. 51- 187 Kelly, Suzanne, 170 Kennedy, Jim, 54, 187 Kennedy, Linda, 187 Kennedy. Roger, 187 Kepley, Terry, 158 Kesmodel, Larry, 31, 158 Kevil, Faye, 32, 170 Kilgore, Larry, 56, 158 Kimbrough, Gayle, 20, 38, 52, 158 Kimbrough, Janie, 26, 36, 38, 52, 187 Kimbrough, Tony, 127, 170 King, Barbara, 10, 26, 29, 33, 187 King, Judy, 27, 29, 170 King, Linda, 158 Koch, Warren, 14, 53, 54, 55, 187 Koebernick. Tom, 4, 20, 30, 38, 47, 48, 49, 80, 84, 92, 101, 176, 187 Kohler, Joe. 56, 170 Kornitsky, Sherry, 27, 29, 34, 48, 158 Koudsi, Libby, 27, 28, 158 Kouns, Jane, 26. 32, 187 Kouns, Kitty, 26, 52, 170 Kovar, Paulette, 54, 158 Kramer, Donna, 29, 38, 170 Kunze, Randy, 31, 51, 127, 170 Kynard, D'avid, 19, 170 L Lacy, Glenn, 31, 41, 53, 55, 158 Ladd, Bob, 5, 95, 100, 110, 111, 187 Lambert, Jerry, 187 Lambert, Pat, 21, 26, 29, 32, 37, 187 Laneri, Louis, 158 Langdon, Jack. 41, 56, 158 Langdon, Linda. 26, 36, 147, 187 Lange, Tony, 21, 22, 187 Lankford, Charles, 187 Lankton, Pam, 17, 21, 27, 33, 38, 170 Largen, Robert, 158 Larmer, Bob, 20, 103, 106, 107, 108, 188 Latham, LeeAnn, 30, 52, 170 Latham, Mike, 5, 15, 31, 94, 188 Latham, Steve, 49, 158 Lathrop, Nancy, 26, 31, 47, 48, 54, 80, 188 Latta, Dannie, 28, 158 Lattimore, Mary, 27, 50, 170 Lattimore, Ronnie, 127, 170 LaVelle, Cheryl, 40, 52, 126, 188 Lawrence, Judy, 158 Lawrence, June, 170 Lawson, Janice, 27, 29, 158 Leggett, Larry, 57, 158 Lemons, Linda, 26, 50, 188 Lewis Lewis Lewis, Lewis, , Al, 170 , Bonnie, 27, 37, 48, 170 Connie, 27, 37, 48, 49, 170 Diggs, 56, 170 Linville, Rodger, 127, Lewis Sherry, 27, 158 Liddle, Mike, 34, 118, 170 170 Litsey, Bobby, 158 Livingston, David, 31, 38, 53, 54, 156 Livingston, Susan, 27, 28, 158 Locke, Scotty, 4 Lockett, David, 159 Loesch, Nick, 31, 56, 159 Logan, Mary, 26, 28, 32, 40, 42, 47, 48, 81 188 Long, Jametta, 188 Love, Pat, 159 Luebbehusen, Leo, 4, 30, 31, 37, 42, 60, 94 Luebbehusen, Phil, 31, 73, 102, 159 Luke, Edward, 34, 170 Lynch, Jack, 170 Lynch, Rhonda, 159 M McBrayer, David, 120, 122, 188 McCall, Charles, 127, 159 McCart, Ann, 159 McCarty, Marsha, 27, 159 McCauley, James, 55, 170 McCauley, Melita, 38, 53, 188 McCleery, Don, 170 McCollum, David, 159 McConnell, George, 159 McConnell, Rick, 170 Nagle, Nancy, 171 McCook, Kendall, 30, 60, 103, 106, 188 McCormick, Sandra, 170 McCoy, Danny, 52, 30, 180 McCullough, Pat, 36, 38, 188 McDaniel, Robert, 57, 159 McDonald, Bruce, 53, 188 McDonald, Diane, 34, 51, 170 McDonald, Ed, 108 McDonald, Marlyn, 113 McDonald, Suzanne, 188 MacDoWell, Claudia, 27, 32, 54, 159 77, , 84, 188 McGee. Kay, 38, 51, 188 McGowan. Mike, 113. 126, 170 McHarg, Bill, 159 McKenna, Barry, 189 McKinney, Judi, 26, 51, 189 McLeroy, Lawrence, 54, 159 McLeroy, Terry. 170 McMahon, J. D., 102, 125, 159 McMains, Susan, 27, 28, 37, 51, 52, 171 McMillian, lN1ax, 171 McMorries, Terry, 126, 159 McMurry, Jackie, 28, 159 McQuitty, Mike, 53, 54, 171 McRae, Alan, 56, 171 McVean, Jim, 189 Mack, Kathy, 28, 171 Maddox, Debbie, 27, 31, 49, 112, 159 Maddux. Diana, 159 Mahan, Dale, -12, 109, 171 Marcotte, Carolyn, 26, 40, 189 Marks, Sandra, 27, 31. 50, 129, 159 Marsh, Sandra, 27, 159 Marsh, Steve, 171 Marshall, Roberta. 27, 29, 31, 41, 50, 51, 171 Martin, Cindy, 50, 189 Martin, Doug, 32, 38, 49, 109, 189 Martin, Harold, 171 Martin ames 32 41 59 ,J . -- 11 Mason, Beverly, 27, 28, 159 Massey, Bobby, 32, 109. 189 Mathis Stewart 56 171 Mattheiws, Tee, ,10, ,26, 28, 33, 44, 189 Noah, Sharon, 47, 190 Norman, Johnny. 32, 33. 49, 51, 72, 108, 152, 1613 O O'Dell, John, 34. 172 O'Neill, Nancy, 27, 36, 49, 51, 172 Orr, Jan, 27, 29. 160 Owen. Ronnie, 102, 160 Owens, Sharon. 38, 160 P Pack, Leonard, 51, 126, 160 Parish, Donna, 32, 172 Parker, Rade, 172 Parker, Ronnie, 160 Parks, Sharon, 27, 50 Parson, Joann, 29, 35, 160 Parsons, Carol, 28, 35, 172 Patterson, Tommy, 172 Patterson, Ronnie, 102, 110, 111, 160 Patrick, Carol, 190 Paull, Jim, 5-1, 172 Peacock, Juanita, 26, 36, 38, 52, 190 Pearson, Jackie, 27, 29, 32, 51, 172 Peel. John, -i, 172 Pendery, Gerry, -11, 54, 160 May, Marilyn, 32. 35, 159 Mayfield, Dolores, 27, 171 Mealer, Mike, 41, 127, 159 Means, Steve, 4, 91, 100, 101, 126, 189 Meer, Angela, 127, 129, 159 Melanson, Clayton, 53, 157 Melanson, Ellene, 26. 30, 34, 189 Merkley, Donald, 171 Penney, Mike, 56, 113, 116, 160 Penney, Richard, 160 Perkins, Carol, 27, 33, 160 Perkins, Guy, is, 57, 38, 103, 104, 113, 115, 190 Perlick, Don, 190 Perrino, Karen, 26, 28, 40, 190 Merrill, Roy, 30, 55 Meyers, Marsha, 26, 32, 33, 37, 42, 50, 60, 63, 189 Mickle, Steve, 57, 189 Miers, Gene, 159 Milbur Marilyn 34 38, 82, 189 fl, , 1 Miles, Kaye, ss, sz, 159 Millar, Neldon, 37, 85, 189 Miller, Ilene, 37, 38, 49, 73, 122, 159 Miller, Jerre, 27, 50, 171 Miller, Kay, 27, 38, 159 Miller, Louis, 4, 93, 101, 189 Miller, Mike, 32, 159 Miller, Reynolds, 110, 189 Miller, Susan, 171 Millican, Ed, 4, 38, 125, 171 Milson, Tom, 171 Perry, Pam, 32, 47, 48, 190 Peterson, Lola, 160 Petty, Mike, 160 Phelps, Linda, 27, 172 Phelps, Norma, 27, 172 Phillibert, Alice, 160 Phillips, Aubrey, 160 Phillips, Mary, 27. 3-1, 42, 172 Phillips, Mike, 160 Pipes, Don, 172 Pipkin, Paul, 56, 172 Pitts, Danny, 32, 39. 55, 160 Plisko, Sherrie, 19, 150, 172 Power, Henry, 160 Poyner, Steve, 37, 38, 172 Pressley, Mark, 57, 160 Price, Carol, 28, 30, 172 Price, Hank, 4, 172 Price, Nancy, 172 Mims, Wfayne, 171 Mires, Hattie, 159 Mitchell, Bobby, 120, 159 Mitchell, Carolyn, 27, 36, 38, 171 Mitchell, Jeannie, 26, 190 Mitchell, Mike, 110, 159 Mixon, Linda, 171 Price, Sherron, 160 Priddy, Linda, 27, 29. 160 Priddy, Mary, 52, 129, 160 Proctor, Louise, 32, 190 Moberg, Ted, 171 Moody, Jan, 34, 54, 159 Moore, Doug, 190 Moore, Mike fsoph.J, 159 lyioore, Mike ljr.J, 4, 51, 116, 171 Moore, Mike isr.J, 190 Moore, Ronald, 171 Moore, Sue, 190 Moore, Tessie, 27, 159 Morris, John, 190 Morris, John R., 31, 39, 53, 54, 114, 171 Morris, Marshel, 120, 108, 159 Morris, Nancy, 159 Morris, Roby, 5, 19. 91, 97, 99, 101, 103, 104, 113, 114, 115, 116,171 Morris, Stephen, 102, 152, 159 Morrison, Gail, 64, 171 Morrow, James, 49, 53, 159 Moser, John, 31, 171 Mulkey, Tommy, 110, 116, 171 Murphy, Bob, 56, 159 Muse, Bobby, 102, 160 Muse, Danny, 102, 160 Muse, Susan, 190 Myers, Carol, 171 N Nash, Frances, 27, 28, 37, 50, 51, 171 Neal, JoAnn, 160 Nelson, Kim, 2, 3, 11, 16, 30, 42, 49, 151, 190 Nelson, Tommy, 39, 41, 118, 139, 171 Netherton, Duanne, 29, 39, 51, 160 Nemton, Gary, 35, 171 Nicholas, Jimmy, 160 Nickerson, Gail, 27, 38, 52, 160 Nimitz, Pam, 27, 38, 49, 129, 160 Nixon, Phil, 5, 6, 92, 96, 101, 190 Proffitt, Linda, 27, 34, 52, 160 Proffitt, Paul, 109, 191 Proper, Karen, 160 Purselley, Carolyn, 21, 23, 160 R Raulston, Sandra, 27, 160 Rawdon, Robby, 110, 172 Ray, Karen, 27, 160 Reames, Lonnie, 191 Reames, Steve, 191 Reas, Vicki, 31, 37, 53, 54, 55, 172 Reaves, Albert, 191 Record, Jan, 27, 160 Redford, Butch, 110, 160 Redford, Carol, 38, 52, 83, 191 Reed, Becky, 138, 172 Reeder, Cheryl, 26, 28, 33, 37, 41, 44, 60, 69, 191 Reid, Janet, 28, 51, 172 Reid, Mary, 29, 31, 51, 67, 160 Reid, Peggy, 191 Reid, Tommy, 191 Reinwald, Ross, 32, 41, 54 Retherford, Joan, Revell, Kenneth , Reynolds, Linda, Reynolds, Terry, Rhodes, Max, 4, 120, 122 , 125, 160 26, 30, 57, 38, 52, 191 57, 160 39, 54, 160 112, 160 15, is, 45, 91, 96, 97, 101, Richardson, David, 42, 103, 106, 172 Riedal, Rita, 35, 52, 191 Rigby, Charlie, 15, 16, 30, 58, 39, 40, 41, 49, 51, 65, 120, 191 Rigby, Mike, 38, 51, 122, 160 Riley Bruce, 161 Risley, Carol, 27, 161 Ritcheson, Jerry, 161 Robason, Ronnie, 161 Roberts, Ken, 38, 161 Roberts, Shirly, 26, 32, 38, 191 I99 Robeson, Fred, 51, 102, 110, 125, 161 Rockhold, Neal, 31, 43, 54, 56, 161 Roddy, Nancy, 27, 31, 161 Rodgers, Bette, 29, 31, 52, 129, 161 Rogers, Carl, 172 Rogers, Robert, 191 Rogers, Sheri, 26, 29, 191 Roper, Jon, 4, 12, 13, 16, 23,191 Rose, Bob, 161 Rose, Margie, 192 Rose, Steve, 4, 42, 51, 64, 75, 93, 101, 120, 124, 172 Rose, Dick, 172 Ross, Robert, 56. 161 Rowland, Rachel, 52, 172 Royar, Genger, 27, 33, 51, 161 Royse, Karen, 29, 48, 161 Rucker, Barbara, 51, 172 Rucker, Sharon, 26, 192 Rupert, Human, 41, 54, 161 Rush, Karen, 46, 192 Rush, Susan, 31, 48, 161 S Salfen, Mac, 55, 27, 161 Sanders, JoAnn, 28, 129, 161 Sands, Bob, 56, 192 Sands, Linda, 161 Schafer, H. A., 172 Speck, S uzanne, 32, 42, 49, 173 Speegle, James, 162 Spence, Rick, 173 Stagner, David, 31, 110, 127, 173 Stallcup, Carole, 10, 26, 29, 47, 48, 50, 193 Standifer, Bobby, 53, 55, 162 Stanfield, Ronnie, 31, 37, 173 Stanley, Stanley, Carol, 173 Dennis, 124, 163 Starks, Melvin, 109 Starnes, Charles, 173 Stephens, Carolyn, 173 Stephens Stephens , Dale, 162 Janie, 162 Stephens: Kay, 26, 28, 29, 193 Stephens Stephens Stephens , Rod, 173 , Roelga, 173 on, Judy, 14, 39, 50, 54, 55, 61, 193 steiett. Bee, 27, 40, 48, 51, 128, 129, 173 Stewart, Tim, 32, 33, 193 Stockton Stone, C Storey, J , Bill, 41, 54, 162 harles, 173 im, 173 Stovall, Pat, 28, 37, 173 Stricklan d, David, 162 Strickland, Gloria, 18, 26, 66 Stricklan d, Mike, 162 Swaim, Sandy, 28, 173 Swain, Ronald, 162 Swanson Swanson , Betty, 26, 38, 52, 193 , Ronald, 41, 42, 136, 174 Walker, Marie, 29, 162 XValker, Pat, 174 XVall, Manson, 162 Xvallac e, Linda, 194 Wallace, Steve, 32, 56, 162 Walter, Warren, 162 Wfalters, Carolyn, 27, 162 XValters, Steve, 27, 53, 54, 174 Walther, Beth, 31, 37, 49, 174 Wamsley, Linda, 27, 52, 163 Wamsley, Pat, 52, 87 Ward, Craig, 54, 163 Ward, Jim, 174 Ward, Judy, 27, 174 Ward, Laverne, 27, 50, 163 Ward, Millie, 27, 163 Ward , Warfor Sheila, ac, 57, ss, 48, 49, 174 11, Mike, 56, 174 Wfarren, Patti, 26, 19-l Wlarren, Tommy, 174 Warriner, Susan, 27, 38, 175 Vlfaters, Donna, 27, 38, 67, 163 Wlatkins, David, 43, 163 XVatkin s, Nancy, 129, 163 XVatson, Rebekah, 35, 163 Watson, Tim, 175 Watts , Paula Jo, 194 XVay, Carol, 163 Wfebb, Danny, 102, 163 XVeddle, Douglas, 56, 163 XVehrmann, Jimmy, 108, 163 XVeiler, Gene, 163 Tackett, John, 174 Schauitz, Linda, 27, 161 Schilder, Eugene, 30, 192 Schnidt, Linda, 52, 172 Schmidt, Otis D., 161 Schmitt, Brenda, 28, 32, 172 T Schmitt, Marilyn, 161 Schmucker, Janice, 29, 161 Schorn, Larry, 161 Schwotzer, Pat, 33, 35, 172 Scott, sem, 4, 15, 90, 94, 99, 100, 101, 114, 126, 123, 192 Scuddy, Roy, 38, 39, 48, 57, 173, 195 Searcy, Terry, 192 Seate, Donna, 30, 37, 52, 161 Sedinger, Victor, 57, 161 Seeman, Mike, 41, 42, 173 Self, Becky, 37, 51, 192 Sellers, Ronnie, 41, 161 Sells, James, 39, 52, 192 Senchack, Pat, 27, 37, 41, 49, 51, 129, 173 Sharp, Linda, 161 Sharp, Pat, 4, 173 Sl1aryer, Beverly, 37, 54, 161 Shaw, Doug, 126, 161 Shear, Pam, 27, 32, 48, 54, 55, 173 Sheets, Sheryl, 151, 192 Shepherd, Janet, 41, 51, 173 Shepardson, Suzie, 192 Shields, Paul, 4, 17, 42, 46, 80, 90, 100, 101 Shorn, Larry, 126 Simpson, Kathy, 54, 161 Sims, Barbara, 29, 51, 161 Singleton, G. C., 108, 161 Singleton, Ronnie, 173 Sinku, Judy, 173 Sivernell, Richard, 56, 102, 161 Skidmore, Mike, 56, 161 Skidmore, Veronica, 141, 129, 161 Skinner, Larry, 161 Sledge, Sherri, 27, 30, 49, 75, 173 Talbot, Bo bby, 162 Talmage, Mike, 174 Tangney, Janie, 29, 35, 174 Tanner, Nancy, 27, 174 Tate, Patil, 16, 21, 42, 53. 54, 82, 84, 176, 1 Tawater, Connie, 162 Taylor, Bill, 193 Taylor, David, 126, 162 Taylor, Fred, 193 Taylor, Ka y, 27, 162 Teems, Kathryn, 49, 129, 162 Tekstar, Danny, 65, 193 Templeton, Wfayne, 103, 104, 106, 174 Terry, Kin, 27, 29, 162 Thiessen, Johnny, 174 Thompson, Benny, 37, 193 Thompson, Dwight, 31, 38, 127, 174 Thompson, Julie, 162 Thompson, LeRoy, 42, 47, 48, 81, 85, 193 Thompson, Tommy, 162 Thompson, Pam, 27, 162 Thornburg, Ted, 56, 162 Thornburg, Teresa, 34, 51, 174 Threatt, El oiee, 27, 29, 53, aa, 162 Thurman, David, 13, 52, 65, 174 Sloan, Claudia, 161 Smartt, Jim, 35, 113, 117, 173 Smith Smith , Berta, 26, 29, 38, 192 , Dennis, 30, 39 Smith Doug, 173 Smith Gary, 192 Smith, Gary, 161 Smith, Harold, 161 Smith Janis, 34, 50, 51, 173 Smith, Jerry, 53, 54, 173 Smith, Jimmie, 4, 173 Smith, Joy, 27, 34, 50, 173 Smith, Joyce, 30, 48, 173 Smith, Kay, 54, 161 Smith Kerry, 161 Smith Larry, 57, 161 Smith, Merrilee, 27, 32, 129, 162 Smith, Neal, 162 Smith, Robert, 192 Smith, Ronnie, 173 Smith, Steve, 162 Smith, Vicki, 27, 173 Smith, Willard, 162 Somoge, Ricky, 192 Son, Johny, 51, 162 Southard, John, 103, 193 Sowell, Donald, 193 Spain, Cheryl, 26, 32, 45, 47, 48, 119, 193 Sparks, John, 31, 41, 54, 162 Speakes, Gloria, 50, 173 Speakes, Tricia, 17, 129, 193 Spears, Francis, 27, 33, 162 Spears, Joe, 30, 37, 56, 193 200 Tobey, Robert, 126, 174 Toler, Darwin, 4, 33, 37, 174 Tomlin, Pat, 162 Tomlin, Patricia, 162 Toppin, Bruce, 162 Towery, Creig, 109, 174 Townsend, L, A., 162 Tracy, David, 30, 37, 103, 106, 108, 174 Treadwell, Steve, 33, 57, 174 Triplitt, Dennis, 57, 174 Tucker, Richard, 162 Tuttleton, Karen, 27, 28, 162 U Underwood, Carl, 4, 174 Usher, Carolyn, 27, 174 Usrey, Carolyn, 162 Usrey, Sharon, 162 V Vandiver, Roy, 37, 38, 83, 112, 113, 117, 194 Van Pelt, Paula, 37. 38, 42, 54, 55, 194 Vasquez, Sandra, 27, 34, 37, 52, 174 Vernon, Curtis, 102, 162 Vinson, Beverly, 26, 37, 50, 51, 194 Visney, Bob, 16, 111 Von Diest, Terry, 30, 194 W Waddell, Jan, 26, 32, 37, 40, 42, 44, 81, 194 Wadlington, Susie, 26, 28, 33. 37, 42, 44, 80, 129, 194 Wahl, Diane, 27, 29, 174 Walden, Charles, 38, 174 Waldrup, Mary Lou, 33, 51, 174 Walker, Kathy, 29, 162 Xveimann, Dianne, 26, 40, 50, 194 XVelch, Joy, 195 Wfellborn, Jane, 26, 28, 46, 69, 81, 137, 194 Wlellington, Chuck, 5, 11, 22, 56, 113, 114, 117, 175 Wlellington, Greg, 38, 163 XVest, Cyanna, 175 West, Frank, 175 Wherland, Mike, 57, 175 Whisenand, Marilyn, 27, 28, 52, 129, 163 Wl1ite, Ann, 194 White, Jeanette, 175 White, Tangi, 163 Whittington, Phil, 31, 41, 108, 163 Wickersham, Sue, 27, 52, 175 Wilkins, Reggie, 5, 175 Williams, Ann, 26, 38, 194 Williams, Candy, 175 Williams, David, 106 Williams, Dwayne, 100, 102, 103, 104, 106, 120, 124, 163 Williams, Linda, 27, 163 Williamson, Donna, 27, 32, 163 Williford, Rickey, 57, 175 Wilson, Bill, 113, 115, 175 Wilson, Bobby, 163 Wilson, Jimmy, 175 Wilson, Loraine, 28, 163 Wilson, Melanie, 194 Winkler, Bill, 4, 11, 16, 34, 94, 110, 113, 114, 194 Winkler, Mike, 175 Winter, Jere, 26, 33, 38, 40, 194 Wlithers, Dennis, 32, 33, 37, 38, 42, 82, 109, 195 Woffard, Beth, 26, 195 Wolff, Barbara, 27, 34, 37, 175 Xvomack, Carol, 163 Womack, Galen, 109, 163 Wood, Jerry, 109, 163 Woodall, Suzanne, 27, 71, 175 Woodard, Charlyne, 27, 28, 32, 41, 175 Woodard, Georgia, 27, 41, 163 Woodruff, Doris, 51, 175 Woods, Robert, 56, 195 XVoodward, Dalene, 27, 29, 163 Woolverton, Jeanne, 26, 33, 37, 38, 195 Woolverton, Linda, 33, 35, 38, 39, 42, 57, 195 Wright, Becky, 27, 38, 163 Wright, Judy, 27. 175 Wright, Phil, 108, 163 Wyatt, Kaye, 51, 175 Y Yarbrough, David, 195 Yarbrough, Esther, 175 Yeathermon, Gary, 175 Yeathermon, Larry, 163 Young, David, 195 Young Young Young Young , Diana, 163 , Jim, 4, 113, 175 , Louis, 175 Mary 26 36 195 Youngblood, Flleh, 2,7, 163 Youngblood, Pat, 27, 37, 2175 Zachar Z y, aiu, 56, 163, 175 Ziegler, Tutti, 13, 19, 27, 35, 43, 175 TAYFR'E,.!1l? 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