Pasadena High School - Pasadenian Yearbook (Pasadena, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 358 of the 1967 volume:

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Old buildings, 'fa- miliar fo many, have been lorn down, and new buildings, which will see large numbers of The 'fulure generalions, have been built Throughoui These years direcfing lhe changes has been a man of impressive siafure and manner, yei wiih a warm, friendly na- fure. Mr. While has gained fhe respecf and admiraf lion of all and will long be remembered even aller his reriremenf. Wifh graiiiude for his long years of service and good wishes for happiness in his fulure years, we dedicale our l967 Pasadenian fo him. Contents at a BIG YEAR Curriculum l4 Organizations l 90 Athletics 244 Personalities 280 Advertising 306 The Campus '67-IO Green Acres - -,,,,.Ll.s.4-,-:iw-srazcf, W 'ffdff'-h W,,,h lrxfififm-we--ww -- A - g A ., , f 3 fiL'fgI:l15ff5'5:'fa1, f-we--Q-vfw T 'KW' ek LA., eeee 'e e ee ee f' e e x- 'wfez5?5i U V7f554ffM' 'K ,p . K 'V ff , 1 ..N.,- .,,mvw- -- K Q- R - K, Ez-We - : -Y , f ,,,- , ifsfv ' . ' 3 'V' ' -A 'f- 0- Y-WWW M- ' - - ' ' , . 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L F s X -l -..AL 5 'W' z R igggggj., ,Nw ,df vw .. ,, . , UL, .., 2 . . . . YE- - A., .. . .. KMA- , , v The People '67 2,333 Restless Personalities A 7 0 N A N. 3 M A 6 qu F f Pl PEM if gi ,E.,. h 'GWQSQ The Spirit '67 - An Inclefincfble Qucflif N 1 k 6, , N Q L L. ,,.: ,AT MU 1 -4 , 'Wx Nw , Q I 2 The Year '67 - A Very Big Year! 4 -ver: N, qw J ,zz . f ., YW x 2 Q F 7 . L ...W , -e J 44' XX AM' -,H ' , ., , 1 ' -4 L A r 75+ 'ln 1, . ..,-W.. x an-.N K Q 'X 1 I- A .L ,- ,Anz ,, s., ,ww was M-, v WN J K 9 ,f . X '- -- , , . , kr , K f i f: ' '1 k1'k , 1'k L , CURRICULUM ,seg f MR. GEORGE A. THOMPSON Superinlendenf of Schools MR. CARROLL TEAGUE Assislanl Superlnfenclenl'-Secondary Schools Adminisfrofion ond MR. JACK R. DONNELL Business Manager 'UW' MR. RICHARD H. MOORE Assislanf Superinlendenl-Elemenlary Schools Mfrs ,,,.aJl ilrrfwvwniwf , iw- R I - fr R' f ' 1 'Q f Q ,t , ,Q ., ' x. ' X V .. . .A, '. L W' Wi lil: . N ' A., ' z 'Q Z A ' ' rffvf -1 . f - X fa we . ' . P ' ' R . ' I . NJ B X www .ER 3 . may A DR. MURFF C. MCCULLEN MR. W. L, SMALLWOOD MR. J. D. BRUCE Presidenr of 'rhe Board Vice-Presidenf ofH'1e Board Secrefary of Hue Board School Board of 7967-68 R. :spar ' ' R 4 5 , kfax' . ' ,rj 'll QX 'uf' Q .W MR. ALDEN O. BAILEY Aqsisfanf Secrerary of Hwe Board MR- JACK NNN MR. CARL W. SCHOEFFLER MR. JAMES T. STUCREY Board Membef Board Member Board Member V- V f, ?' ff' F K ' xiii? ' ' A '41 f3!1iGi?iF'Q was 'ri -R.. .V W . V 1 . . ,X fr in . .. . 1 ..., -- fc r N. - i'!YxA I iw-ix . . x,,f- 'f'J::::8V 'ff .---2' fr 1 l of'x .. willy? E Tilmon B. White Principal i -...hum Q- i , . , .. ..,,,,. 1- 23:15 - ilgggrw' whiff i Lonnie B. Keller Assistant Pri ncipol i M a Year round, day and nighT shiTTs are necessary To mainTain The miles OT halls and nearly one hundred classrooms ThaT make up P.l-l.S. Mr. STone and his hard-working cusTodial crew have cooperaTed wiTh Mr. Keller in making The campus well-known Tor iTs cleanliness and appearance. Pleasing over 2,000 Teenage appeTiTes is no small chore eiTher, louT The caTeTeria ladies have meT The challenge wiTh a TasTe-Temp- Ting varieTy oT menus. The million deTails such as aTTendance, correspondence, losT and Tound, TexTbook Tees. and mimeo- graphing are The responsibiliTies oT The oTTice sTaTT. An in- valuable aid To Teachers and sTudenTs alike, oTTice sTaTT members are enThusiasTic supporTers oT all school acTiviTies. Sending seniors' TranscripTs To prospecTive colleges keeps Mrs. Hufchin- son busy in The spring. JACKSON. MARIE A-Hendance Clerk SHERROD, LENORE SecreTa ry To Principal STUBBS. CLARA General SecreTary COU FAL, DO LLY Asst To Mrs. STubbs ESKRI DSE, ODESSA Libra ry Clerk HUTCHINSON. NELL Regishar lil .,,. . . - f 14 I --.: .A -1 - . 1 ff.. ' . x i Q14 ' RW A Q fa. 1 'D I 'X I N .I Hg 4 0 1 R , F I 1 . Q W lv 1. .Q 1 . 1 fs , l , 8 Y l QQ ,P oily.: 'GY , . ' - ' F' 'i nr. he I 5, 9 . ' X . ' 5? V U fazoge u . i Froni' Row: M. McGinnis, H. Hughes, S. Edwards, A. Sranclley, M. Vaughn, H. Kegley, P. Page, W. Parnell, R. McRae, R. Hoefar. J. Schull-z, G. Self ' Back Row: E. Thiel, E. Ecldleman, N. Phillips, A. Gore, N. Brookshire, P. Adams, L. Wiley, M. Coln, R. Mabry, l. Elhereclge, F. Benfon. E. Kelley, S. Fell Behind Scene Workers Merit Praise :L 4 K . 4'2- f ' V V ' .. M . Q'7 :: '.:iP5 2:::., 3, . I -1 '- fue' ' if ' I ' ,ifffigii-- :::? . Q. 9 4 ' 5 -.A . . it ' EJ' fm u, L - ' 'iawiil , ,A . .,. i M , wt. - i, I . .... ...gn L Q I . I' NK . ' u - I , X L IN Q . f I , HW 1 'K . 44 ' T55-1-Ti'-. 1 r-'E .f-. - -- L ,sffn .VKX - V' T '24 . .- . V Aqarxiffff , - e 4 . Fronl' Row: E. Zavaclil. E. C. Halsell Back Row: D. Gunler, l. W. Williams I i Fronf Row: C. E. Redding, L. T. Slone Back Row: J. R. Manley, W. J. Bock Counselors Tyler ond Bishop Host Convention ,Q--...L Senior Counselor Mrs. Margo Bishop and Junior Counselor Mr. Roberi' Tyler were selecied as hosls of 'rhe American Personnel Guidance Associaiion Conveniion. Since oppor- 'runiiies for liuiure occupaiions are so vas+, siudenis rely heavily on guidance from able counselors such as These. Through 'resiing programs designed +o deiermine knowledge and abilifies, ihe counselors provide informaiion for ihose siudenis inieresied in planning iheir 'iui'ure. Dean of Girls Mrs. Margo Bishop and Mr. Robe:-i APGA Conveniion held in Dallas. Tyler makes plans for ihe i967 TYLER. ROBERT Junior Counselor Head of Guidance Depa rfmenf in as .X ss - srr vs , s 1 M -,ei f VLAHAKOS, ELENI Freshma n Counselor 22 MCKINLEY, AGNES BISHOP. MARGO Senior Counselor DAVIS. Jllvi Sophomore Counselor MCGAUGH. HUGH Dean of Boys Two more polnTs are added To The TaculTy score as The senior boys are deTeaTed 64 To 42. Tiskef-A-Toskef Senior RalphACarl'er and Coach Gene McCarley iump Tor The ball To begin The FaculTy-Senior bas- lceTball game. The Teochers Mode A Basket Coach McKinley slams The ball across The neT. l AT The Taculfy volleyball Team pracTIce, Mr. Joe Nickell volleys The ball across The neT To Mr. Tannery. ALLEN. ESTILL Hisfory AM ES, GEN EVA Malhemafics ARMOUR. MARY LOU Home Economics BACCARO. THOMAS Hisfory BAINS. JACK Governmenf Texfboolc Cusfoclian BALDWIN. LAURA LEE English ,fi ,JN Danheim Resigns BARFIELD. BOB Boys' P.E. Head Coach BATTLE. JAN E Learning Lab BENNETT. JOHN Assl. Bancl Direclor BOYD, LIN DA Enqlish Journalism Beacon BREWSTER. AU DRA Cosmeiology M, fl- -.W V M. my ,Huw ,kr .X Q W , wwavwewi W, M Hfwswwafwemqw- ,, i Mrs. Margie Giles shows her English classes slides of her recenl' frip fo Europe. , As Depcirfmenf Head BROWN. BLANCHE Biology BROWNING, BETTY Girls' P.E. BRYAN. JOH N Hislory Boys' P.E. BUNKLEY, EMOGENE Business Machines BU RFORD, ALICE English CANSELOR. PATRICIA General Physical Science Afier nine years as head of The English Deparlmenr. Mr. A. E. Danheim was pro- moied 'ro Supervisor of Secondary English. Popular for having Ye Olde Boolce Shoppe, he was replaced by Mrs. Margie Giles. Mr. Danheim oflen re'rurns 'ro ihe P.l'l.S. campus lo insrrucl' English feachers in new melhods and lechniques. :qw- A-V12 IB fw? ,-. :Os 'i 5 I X i Exfro Activities Keep CHISHOLM. JOHN Hislory Geography CLARK. ARTHUR German English CLARK. N. E. Ari COLE. JOHN Chemislry COX. CHARMAINE Biology CRAWLEY, J. W. Air Condiiioning and Refrigerafion Mrs. Armour and Mrs. Krause serve Mr. Derrick punch al The annual Faculfy Open House. DERRICK. DON Chemislry DIAL. ARVALEE Spanish Teachers Busy Along wiih The regular curricular duiies of 'The facul- Ty, many sponsor various clubs on our campus. They manage io find The lime and energy +o af- +end The mee+ings, chaperone parfies. plan money- making proieclrs. and perform Jrhe many olrher duiies required of a sponsor af P.H.S. EDMoNsoN. ANTON Aulo Mechanics . K ' ,, V: '- x I s x-. :ii S .' - Q ' , 3- in f ,l g -...mn 4 P i4n-0. '-QMA wif I in x fx Pew Miss McKinley, Dean of Women and Sfudenf Council spon- sor, explains 'rhe 5.5. Hope proiecl' fo represenfafives. EDWARDS, MARION Lafin English ELLISON, SHIRLEY Reading EVERSMEYER, AUDREY World Geography Head of Social Sfudies Deparfmenf FARMER, VIVIAN Mafhemafics FASELER, WALTER Ma+hema+ics Head of Mafhemafics Deparlmenl' gif... FIELDS. WALTER Mafhemarics FIN K. JACK Boys' P.E. Coach FOSTER, JACK Geography FRAZIER. DIANE Speech English FRESI-IOUR. JACK Malhemalics GI-IORMLEY, BENNETT Mechanical Drawing Woodshop Malhemalics Student-Foculfy GILES, MARGIE English HAMM, AGNES English HIGGINS. THOMAS Geography HOLLIS, JOE General Physical Science Coach HOOKER. SANDRA Girls' P.E. Cheerleader sponsor KIRBY. WAN DA Commercial KRAUSE. HARRIET Home Economics LACKEY, C. A. Governmenl' Visual Aids Rufio 19:1 fi 41' I? 9 LAN DER. ESTIS Physics LAN E. FERN Commercial if pnrslli ' ' 5' 'TQ' 'VI-i',Q77i'i hifi: .55'piy7i?', 1 fx! : ' .YE-1,1wzQil1 vii :gs , 1 ' 'if ' 'li' iw ffl TJSEM , . T d 14 X :W r . 'ff gf, f . V 52 INT r se-If LEGE. KATH LEEN Librarian MALON E. NORMAN lndusirial Cooperaiive Training MASS EY, JAM ES Sociology Hisfory MATTH EWS. BON LYN Spanish MCBRYDE, JACK Mafhemaiics McCLUNG, RUTH English wiv. 29 49 Miss Wernli, a 'favorife wilh fhe sludenls, iolcingly assigns cle'ren'i'ion To heclclers in Jrhe pep rally crowd. McCONN ELL. DONALD Mechanical Drawing MCKOWN. TOLLlE Hisrory Coach MILLER, NEVADA English MORRIS. KATHLEEN Bookkeeping Business Law PHS Foculfy Boosfs ww M U RPHY. GLEN Woodshop MYERS. MARY KATHERINE English NELSON. DELBERT Mafhemaiics NICKELL. JOE Marhemaiics NORVILLE. JO NELL Commercial NUNN. LOUNELL Commercial 2 J' 1 i ,-SQ , J g . i PALMER, DALE Hisiory PHILLIPS. BERNICE Vocalional Office Educalion Eagle Splrlf of '67 -9 Q -D W POLLOCK. GUY Dafa Processing REICH. FLORENCE Girls' P.E. RICHARDSON. CLAUDETTE Hisfory Drill Team RITCH. JACK English SELLARS, NANCY Biology SHERMAN. ANNE English SM ITH, AN N Assis+an+ Libra rian SMITH. LOLENE Arl' STAN LEY. ETH EL Malliemalics STEPHENS. HAROLD Coach Mallnemalics ROEHRICK. GRANT Biology ROTH ERM EL. DOROTHY Home Economics ROUSE. NANCY Speech RUSCIANO, JOHN Aulo Meclilanics RUTH RU FF, BARBARA Reading SCARCELLA. DAVID Choir Landscaping Beoufifies , -sm- v Hi 'C nr PHS Campus Mr. Dale Gunfer, a familiar face around PHS, sfays busy keeping flne campus clean and aflraclive. TEGELER. EUGENE Biology STI LL, CLEVE Disfribulive Eclucalion TAN N ERY. CHARLES Mafhemalics TARKINGTON. DIANE English Head of Science Deparlmenl' TRU M PY. KATH RYN Mafhemafics 'WT' ,W ,1- A av-N1 2 was IDT n WALL. C. P. Mafhemafics WALL, H ELEN French WEBB. DAVID Boys' FCE. Economics VERSER. NINA Spanish VINSON. JO English 1 gy 1 , -QT rf-Q. WERN Ll, CARA American Hlsfory WIEST. KATHRYN Malhemalics WI LLIAMS. ETH EL World Geography WOOD. FAY World Hlsiory WYGANT. MICHAEL Dafa Processing l The exlracurricular German choir was parl ol lhe enlerlainmenl lealured al H19 Cl1FlS'lm6S GSSGVf1lDlY- Mrs. Edwards' Lalin classes spend much lime sludying lhe hislory ol ancienl Rome. Language Curriculum Neglecls Surfer Slang Reading and lranslaling Spanish are daily requisiles ol Mr. Dial's Spanish classes. ' .s .4 , 4 'sl 2. Did you see lhal gremmie gel locked in while lrying lo hang len in lhe curl'? ' Allhough P.l-l.S. does nol oller a course in surl- ing lingo. il does oller sludenls an excellenl background in Lalin, French. Spanish, and Ger- man. The combined ellorls ol lhe six qualilied leachers and lhe delerminalion ol eager slu- denls who elecl lhese courses succeed in giv- ing sludenls a lhorough knowledge ol lhe lan- guage. Various clubs oller a chance lo use acquired knowledge oulside lhe classroom. ln +he summer monlhs, a number ol Spanish slu- denls spend several weeks in Mexico, learning more ol lhe language and cusloms ol lhe Span- ish-speaking people. To learn lhe basic lunda- menlals ol one ol lhese languages, enroll al P.l-l.S.. bul lo lranslale lhe beginning senlence, visil lhe beach. Cobweb Sweeping I+ is To America Jrhal Jrhe whole world Turns foday, noi' only wil'h ii's wrongs, bui wiih iis hopes and grievances. -Woodrow Wilson In order +o meri+ ihis +rus+ and confidence placed in our greal' coun+ry.,young Americans musi' rrain +hemselves now 'l'o be i'he leaders of iomorrow. A+ P.H.S., required social siuclies courses provide 'rhe framework 'For Jrhis develop- meni. Every day ai' Pasadena High siuden'rs spend an hour of class +ime s+udying geography. hisiory of Jrhe Uniied S+a'res. Jrhe world. or Texas. government economics. or sociology. P.l-l.S. siudenls are foriunaie in having iweniy social s+udies +eachers +o sweep 'rhe cobwebs from rhe pasr, enlighien 'rhe present and add hope io Jrhe iuiure. To encourage sfudenis io Think 'For fhemselves, Miss Wernli quesiions 'rhem regarding +he Civil War. Strengthens Heritage raw- f W 'F' ,.- .., Glenn Shrode, Sam Sailor, Robert Zavidil, and Phillip Johnson chose to Mr. Massey accepts the sociology research papers sing songs of Texas cities for a Texas history proiect. he assigned to Larry McElroy and Don Bridges. Mr. Bains lectures on the governmental structure ot the United States. meg! 'Olav Sfudenfs Enjoy Swingers ond Wifh The help of a friend, Greg Hayes puTs The finishing Touches on a proiecT. -f 1 ,W , H T .., f T. 38 The arT of poTTery making is masTered by Drew SmiTh. ln an age of pop-arT. movie-sTar governors. and The Monkees, iT is reassuring To lcnow ThaT P.l'l.S. sTudenTs are developing appreciaTion and undersTanding oT The Tine ar'Ts. The sTudenTs enrolled in These courses-arT, music, speech or drama--have many opporTuniTies To display Their TalenTs. The arTisT expresses his Teelings in picTures raTher Than in words. P.l-l.S. sTudenTs exhibiT Their works To The school in a display window, as well as in decoraTions Tor special occasions. ln The Tield oT music, There are insTrumenTal and choral branches. The loand is a very imporTanT parT oT every TooTl::all game and is acTive in concerTs. The A Cappella Choir is composed oT a selecTed group oT sTudenTs. These sTudenTs puT in many hours oT pracTice Tor such concerTs as The Messiah. The girls' choir and The mixed choir sTudy music and learn voice conTrol. The drama deparTmenT enables sTudenTs To learn To express Themselves more eTTecTively. Besides plays and debaTes. sTudenTs sTrive Tor pel'FecTion in poeTry reading, exTemporaneous and persuasive speaking. and humor- ous inTerpreTaTion. Classical Singers , Band members pracfice for disfricf compefifion Speech s+uden+s Gwenda Wood and Jerrell Norman rehearse a play cuffing. The A Cappella Choir under ihe direcfion of Mr. Scarcella fearured Deck fhe Hu+ Wifh Coconu+ a+ fhe Chris+mas assembly. The library affords sfudenfs a quiei' place in which 'io work on research papers. Examinalions lesl' Vinson's class. Linguisfics Replaces Our-Dofed sludenls' knowledge of American lileraiure in Mrs. Kafhie Brinlee gives an oral book reporf, a viial parl' of English curriculum. 'M A ... . Wi The assisTance of a Teacher such as Mrs. Miller is ofTen v impor-TanT To s+udenTs. English Grommcir The English language is The mosT complex QT all languages. which makes conquering iTs many Tine poinTs diTTiculT. BUT wiTh The receipT of new gram- mar boolcs, and a new concepT in The Teaching of English, The I8 Teachers in The English DeparTmenT have again succeeded in Their aTTempT To insTrucT sTudenTs. Now emphasis has shiTTed from The old idea of whaT is grammaTically correcT To The newer idea oT whaT is grammaTically accepTable which can be more eTTecTive. For The TirsT Time, sophomore sTu- denTs are being TaughT speed reading To increase noi' only The raTe aT which They read. buT also Their comprehension and reTenTion abiliTies. This knowl- edge will be TesTed ThroughouT Their lives in Their daily use oT The English language. X If ifally The grim look on sTudenTs' faces refleds The diTTiculTy of linguisTics. Mrs. Sherman lecTures To sTudenTs on The play, Macbeih. it! Science Asks Why? 'aa 2, 9 if Wk JP ,ix , g v ,,' W My . giffs, gf 5. i Q f isii I i ' V Qi T -ln.. BuT are you sure we add +ha+ nexT, Gary? asked Frank wor- riedly. Gary Glover cauTiously Touches his Trog before making The iniTial in- cision. When The Gemini 7 capsule burned in January. scienTisTs all over The UniTed STaTes asked Them- selves. Why? The mosT brillianT men searched Tor The cause OT This Tragedy. as The world Turned To Them Tor an answer. Science sTudenTs oT Pasadena High were among The quesTioning public. Many are Training Today To Take Their place among The scien- TisTs who launch The space ships oT Tomorrow. Per- haps some oT Them may one day enTer ouTer space. AT any raTe. They are geTTing a good ToundaTion by Taking The courses oTTered aT P.l-l.S. STudenTs receive The TundamenTals oT science in The General Physical Science course and Then branch oTT inTo a more speciTic Tield, such as biology or chemisTry, which may be Taken Tor Two years. The physics classes have been expanded To include Physical Science STudy CommiTTee Physics and Engineering Curriculum Con- cepTs Program Physics. E.C.C.P. Physics is a new experimenTal course oT- Tered in only ThirTy high schools ThroughouT The na- Tion, and P.l-l.S. is TorTunaTe To be one oT These specially selecTed schools. The excellenT laboraTory equipmenT and TaciliTies enable sTudenTs To perform Their own experimenTs and give Them an added acl- vanTage in preparaTion Tor college. Mr. Landers explains a Polylab To Joyce Wilson, Billie Jo Gale, and Mary Styles in E.C.C.P. Physics. 'X' nun-- Iv - f- 4,1 ., wr M: Ln, A 3 f.. , ,qu Oh no, Wanda! You didn? add The nifro 'ro the glycerine, did you? Willene asks. Jo Ann Warren and Dawn DeFrance assisf Joan Rice in disseding a fefal pig in Biology ll. ,I ' .-an v , 49 A ,ff The large field a+ P.H.S. affords ample space for +he P.E. classes. Exercise -l- Acfivify I Aerial 'lennis provides a new form of recreaiion in Sandra Wilson +ries her skill a+ archery, a new spor? offered in P.E. P.E. for Sherry Blalcesley. l i Q il' .fw-- v-- . ,.f,A ..... Anxious feammaies walch nervously as iheir sfar bafier prepares lo hi+ rhe ball. ' ,T :sy sm., ,, . , , ,, .. .visas . .95 ieszisi-,,,,,, f- .- . i ,Q -1 sg, g . - 'T -4' . - ' j 9 1 , - yi .-f',f+.a.i. g - .rfyf-':,,-f'+ - , -- NTSB' .fe TV-4 ' ,l3r - Hwy, .W fe. .ve-' -,. 3' .1-s'i':Z.g,g.-e...efJ 5 -- W' , ,gs W ,, Physical Fitness Which are The mos? acrive classes ai P.H.S.? The only possible answer +o This would be fhe physical educarion classes. These hold The record 'for be- ing ihe largesr and mos'r energeric. Every day over a 'rhousand sludenls spend a class period engaged in some physical aciiviry. Alihough one six-weeks period is devored ro heallh educaiion. 'rhe remainder is physical exercise. The boys con- cenrrare on foorball, baslceiloall, sofrball. volley- ball, and gymnasiics. The grils' courses are simi- lar, wilh 'rhe subsrirurion of rhyrhms, ping-pong. and badminron for foolball. Exiracurricular sporrs such as swimming, golf. and Tennis are offered 'lor inieresred srudenis. P.l-l.S. is righr in srep wilh ihe Presiden'r's Council on Physical Firness due ro available faciliries and qualified insiruciors. The sporl of baslcefball is parf of +he physical fifness program. Moth Mr. NickelI's sfudenis seek his advice in working difficulf problems. Mafh sfudenis fake advanfage of free 'rime given +o work on homework in class. Bosis of Sfudenr Problems Whal do you l'hinlc of when you hear 'lhe word ma1'h ? Homework, boolcs, Teachers, equaiions, space explora- fion. engineering? Any number of 'rhings mighl' be 'lhoughi of a+ 'rhe men+ion of rhis word. A+ P.l-l.S.. malh s'ruden'rs usually lhinlc of 'rhe course in which 'rhey are presenrly enrolled, wheiher il' is algebra. geomeiry. lrigonomelry, analysis. or a business malh. These slu- denis are preparing lhemselves Today To meer 'rhe demands of our modern limes. Cons+an+ revision of lexlbooks adds +o l'he 'railored qualilies of lhe courses. Regardless of wherher a sludenl is a malh or business maior, he will 'Find Jrhai' P.l-l.S. offers The courses in malh which he needs. Working homework problems on ihe board benefirs 'rhe enrire class as well as lessening lhe burden of lhe feacher. Mr. Tannery offers his assisfance +o sfudenfs having difficulfies in basic mafh. Rl! g ri V P hm... l 4 48 Needed Ray Brackman and Joe RoberTson replace spark plugs as parT of an overhaul fob in auTo mechanics. ln The 'Foods lab, Susan Boyd and Debbie STarT learn The Techniques used in good cooking. One STudenT, Une The vocaTional courses demonsTraTe The mosT evi- denT expression oT The TuTure plans oT P.l-l.S. sTu- denTs. These elecTive courses play a large parT in The careers oT Those who do noT aTTend college. To many sTudenTs, They are The only preparaTory classes prior To enTering The business world. The large varie- Ty oT These courses-ranging Trom cosmeTology To shorThand To auTo-mechanics-oTTers sTudenTs a solid ToundaTion on which To build Their TuTure lives. Many oT These courses are oTTered only aT P.l-l.S. in The Pasadena School DisTricT, making iT neces- sary Tor Sam Rayburn and SouTh l'lousTon sTudenTs To aTTend classes here. P.l-l.S. is proud of The rapid expansion oT The vocaTional deparTmenT. The excel- lenT TaciliTies. The ingenuiTy oT Teachers and The in- creased inTeresT oT The sTudenTs. Jennifer CaTes ThoughTTully searches Tor' The misTake in her calculaTions. Tool, ond o Liffle lngenuify 'iv' H is-1' -Sl' Q X ,W ii- I W 'M ,ai Q. Mannequms available in fhe cosmefology deparfmenf enable Debbie Bray +o experimenf wifh new Q' Q. , f ,K N , ' - v -V KN K, HV it .E xg ' -1 . hair siyles. Kerry Bland checks 'Hue programming of her board in dafa processing. Janei' Boclding quickly adds on a compfomeier BOBBY RANDALL CINDY CARROLL Secrefary i f Presideni- MELANIE MOREHEAD Parliamenfarian 4 BECKY LOWE Treasurer 50 L I Adair, Danny 'iw '- g 'N A ' ,,, ' Adams, Lamar , ,H l , i 1 W X 1 Ay., . '. d X Ainsworfh, Bill S 1.-. in -Q ax , i,-.g Aken, David May Q Q' 1 3 lg, i R ' 'rr 2- A Akers- George i 1 .Q P V A ' A si Aldridge, Charles Y X A T j 3 'N gg: 'N mf iff I y if R was y Y be a af- 1- f Allen. Tommy if is 1 a .3 Allred, Henry V, , U Anders. Kay B i ,f A ' 'N Q, Q' , Anderson, Brodie , 'i , Hxgf ' K ii' -lf? K ill P Anderson, Carolyn L7 Q ,- Anclerson, Linda -1 ,N A -- V 1 -- Anderson, Tommy ff 7Nr7f' 'i ' f f X v o vi Freshmen Off To o Swinging Sforf Freshman Class Officers of '67 mef fhe challenge of making 'lheir beginning year af P. H. S. an evenl-ful one. Wifh 74l new sfudenfs fo lead, Bobby, Janef, Cindy, Bec- lcy, and Melanie did an excepfional iob planning inferesfing acfivifies for fheir fel- low classmafes. Among ofher fhings, a freshman parfy sponsored by freshman homeroom feachers, made '66-'67 a swing- ing year. Bailey, Mike Baird, Billy Balcer, Debbie Anderson, Tommy I ' X polaca, Randy . I X lil ii lil. l 'H . ' K' . if ei Asher, BeH'ie V L4 Ashmore, Peggy V 'S ky ,,-. Ls. . .22 - '-3 .' 1, 4 Aflcinson, Jaclcie VVV, - ,,- ' ' Ausfin, Phyllis ii' A X, ' Y Ausfin, Ronnie at :L A I Y' 2 Q .. ' ci A X 51 X- 'VX L .I 2 2 i If a er Marv I, .1 A - A ,Ek ,i V ali - -i Belanger, Debbie Ball. Doraine Banda, Dianne Banda, lrene Barbie, Herman Barnes, Darwin Barnes, Mary BarneH', Rae Ann Barringer, Adwina Barlhelomew, Jane Bass, Lonnie Bafes, Debbie Bauer. Claudia Beasley, James Beclc, David Bederlca, Joe m Belclmar, Bonnie Bell, Mary Benner, Gordon Benlon, Harlan Berry, Suzie Berlling, Jeanelle E 3313 E-mi T my 7,22 k 5, 5 Freshmen David Bryanl, Dana Holmes. Sfephanie ..lovicicl'1, and Roberl' Sfaclc sl'op Mrs. Vlahalcos +o ask her queslions abouf class plans. s Q1 .1 . 1 .L A 111 , as ' i 3 2 V as ,ax Q ' 'iw .. xg. oi .r-.,. 0 1 X ,nw A . Bishop, Ronnie Blaclc, Billy Blaine, Kay Blair. Denise Blalcesley. Sherry Beshea, Horace Besf. Susan Bezdelc, Charles Bezdelc, Richard Binlord, Barbara Bishop, Richard Problems Challenge Mrs. Vlohokos Freshmen musl lace many perplexing prob- lems when +hey begin a new life al' P. l-l. S. The counselor's iob is lo see 'lhal' lhese sluclenis slrive lo overcome Their difficul- Jries and lo become a vilal parl' in lhe growlh of lhe school. Mrs. Vlahalcos helps Jrhe sludenl wiih his choice of classes in his beginning year, making him feel a+ home and enabling him lo accepi +he respon- sibililies ol being a high school sludenlz Boone, Teresa Bordelon. Ella Bounds, Sharon Bowen, Michael Bowen, Pamela Bowley. Priscilla Boyd, Roberl' Boze, Linda Branch, Richard Brannon, Ricky Brazell, Jimmy Breni, Howard fa . 'km 5 Blankenship. Sally 5 I Board, Debbie fs , f ' I Q, 3qymll ffv,,f A P A'-QT V , g Bodin. Kerry my ' A Boilce. Roberl' ,Qs Q T . A -x pff? Q f gg, .nn M 62 l X 'S .Q i' Si. Bolion. Danny ,P 4. ' 1.6 'R Bond, David pi I 4 K as sss or . '1 ' fl.. f ii X gy E -S X B Q N fa' .rkii gg 4 C iiii A I i is R 132. is ii wh W P VG 4 ' 1 sl' ii ' Q is 'F Lili-' C16 . , P h X 1'- 5Qf!E' Q rg J5'i.: i Qi Brighfwell, Gary Brinkman, Jeannine Briscoe, Vernis Broadbent Susan Broussard, Jackie Brown. Jill Bryson. Debbie Buchan-on. Jeanne Buelow. Mary Bunch, Duwayne Burdeaux, Allen Burden. Larry Burgess, Roger Burk, Ka+hy Burlc, William Burkhalrer, David Burmgardf, Huber'r Calelka, Bruce Cammack. Francine Campbell. Dewey Carnafhan. Cindy Carpenler. Debbie gi .ei Y' -M-as Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown. Bryanr, Larry Sharon Shirley Shirley David Freshmen x vi Meer B . A 1, if -W ati- g ' SX , X ' K VX , 2- , E Bu rns, Sherri Bufler, Cliff Bufler, Glen Caldwell, Lynnda Caldwell Susan Carpenfer, Earl Carriere, Gene Carrizal, Lucy Carroll. Cindy Ca rfe r, Ca rl -nn. ., , ya. I g Q.: Q in :li , Q , f 2 :lw L ., Vi: W A ff' ' J ii' gif., VE! ' 1 1 im W A V ' 1 , ul Mimi: 'V x J-fx f Opposition R f f 'R est' is 'Z 1. Y X. To carry on a long-sfanding iradiiion ai' P.l-l.S. 'rhe freshmen wore green and while beanies during Orieniaiion Weelc. In spiie of 'ihe Jreasing of upperclassmen, beanie sales, sponsored by 1'he sfudenf council, were higher 'rhan in pasi' years, which exemplified 'l'he iype of school spirif +he class exhibiied all year long. y- 3 A Carler, Linda Carfer. Lynn Carler, Lynne Carfer, Royal Carier. Timofhy Carwile. John Casey. Becky Cason, Samuel Casper, Gary Cafes. Milfon Caudill, Billy Chain. Dorofhy Chambers, Joe Cha1'ham,Jerre Childers, Allen Chisholm, James Choafe, John Chreene. Elaine X. Clarlc Janice , -Mf.,.,.-ff gi: . 1 , Clarke, Mark .. ,fi A L- 'l't hfff W' A . ...- VN .I I New wlw Clemenis, Fefe A ,AGL V . -'ff'-L-' '71, 5'-ie-hi 'Y Cl d ' . Edd' en emn le Alfhough hazing is noi' permiHecl. some sfudenfs became overwhelmed wiih enfhusiasm. VIPS Attend Homecoming Waifing on +he boggy sidelines were fhe queen's affendanfs. Jackie Copeland, escorfed by Mayor Clyde Doyal, crowned fine I966 Homecoming Queen, Barbara Biinoski. Joe Ford. KNUZ disc iockey. acfed as masier of ceremonies for fine 1966 ceremonies, 'rhe firsf PHS homecoming heid in fhe new sfadium. as F? Clerc. Marcia Clifton, Ronnie Cline, Andy Cobb. Susan Cofer, Consfance f'-5 P, Cornelius, Roy Cornelius, Travis Coilon, Dana Cowey, Sharon Crabiree, James Craft Melody Craven, Nancy Cravey, Pamela Crawford, Marfha Crawford. Nifa Crawford, Penny Crosby, Alma Crosnoe, Sandra Cross, Marilyn Crouse. Wade -as , 5 x fl ' -i N ' W g EXW, l - ... . N. - A ,K Q, L f fri, . rs X 1? -LQ.. 'i, ii Y'iv '- N. V 5,,..'.,,,,. I, . if--f .I ri Y 1- x J 5 5 K nv YI -Xl E l 'il 'Aff J C' 'fs 2 -5 . - , A- J' in s s 5. if Q Q1 J Q f Q f 5 . ry. .. f I C ff Rob ri' . is f' A: O QV' e iw E ,g ,QQ carer, Make 'IZ' .Vo-4 fb- ' N. K'-'J Coleman, Lynda X New- I Collier, Michael . , Compfon, Claudia 'XM ,gh ' , , X ., Common, Marlha Q rl y 'off , . ,..- ,fw:'::, ,.,,:gf tw' i - X sea, 8255,- ' ,Mya ,, . Cook, Linda -X Cook, William V ' R- , ' , 'z w Cook, Elaine E r Y- J ' ' , -4 Cooper, Franklin 5- X' J ' ' Copeland, Margie V X X 5 Cordrey, Michelle 5,-li U , ' ,i2i'il3T! y h i s, 'yi I ', -s I I 'f as 172 'ri V- :F e 'rii 'li x N . g K is is fa.. Vmgfsl 'Parf,-.4g.n'.,'.1i:g.sash J V , y Q , I A M in , me X , A 5 P-Q , , , ' as i Q I , ,. Y fi Url' ai is .l ,. l , al Xa ,. gi' . 21 5 4 ' l 1 IIX 0 ,, sz 7 , . - ,, at X xl ' .N X, ji riff Q . K A 0 WR' ck, Go-n ,I E, . '1 ' '07 Q.. Y .s,, :FQ ' fill , , , -1- 'Q ' . ,,. 5 ii. f J . A 3.1. A Nr .1 wif si- Ask NN ,. K gg: ,-rj, K , aff! lrrn ' n-QQ'Q.z iE4rl.,1iI13l E. . ' VV Qzyzmii f .ri , . 5.3 N l , ' K lo : , -1. Q. I . , -1-. ., U r dj l A 1 ' K ii , A 'QM I ,. .H ,H A ,D-.C l. ' ei ' ' . x- Culp. Sfeele Culver, Vicior Cummings, Kerry Cupples, Susan Curry, Judy Daniels, Dan Dauqherly, Terry Davis, Cecil Davis, Cheryl Davis, Gary Davis. Hilda Davis, Jim Dueh, Fefe Dixon, Krisfy Donaho, Ronald Donelson, Milce Donnell, Donna Douqhlie, Dorenda Dunning, Sharon Durrelr, Jerry Dye, Thomas Dyson, Carolyn Ealon, Cindy Edwards, Roberl' KF' Denby, Glenda Diclcinson, Pafricia Dielr, Michael FW' x Q:-.f Davis, Karen Davis, Slefani Davison, Judy Deafon, Karen Dees, James Deharf, Judy Del-loios, Delia Deilz, Terry Delafield. Alan Delos Sanros, Mike Freshman Class sponsors, Mrs. Cox and Mr. Dial, were responsible for guiding 'Phe officers in planning class acliviiies. The many unclerfalcings planned by Jrhe Fresh- man class of '67 were successful due +o Jrhe organizarion and help of lhese leachers. W, Douglas. Barbara Downard, Ann Downs, Rebecca Dufour, Toni Dumas, Deryle Delos Sanfos, Tommy sf: Mrs. Cox and Mr, Dial began 'llweir firsl oi four years as class sponsors. Eldridge, Bill Elliolf. Billy Ellison, Belly Elmore, Ca rl Elrod, Roy Erwin, Mary Evans, Craig Evans, Diana it g .. 5 xg X I xx, i 1 -JPY, w I J 1' i. l, vi. ..5.g.!N 3 -A W xi' i XJ! V 1 l . I , x 'V , 'av .,. 115 ' -4 v -. - .',....i-,T 'L' '- - -2.1.2. Sponsors Organize Closs Activities J l . wa f 4 'A ' , X. 4 '13, A X - iss 1:--. ' - 5- - S'i.'1-iif+'5 2 L . :QQ ...M-L-C e 3 'TI'.lT.T. -'A , I lap?-3 .2,-:fL'4ze ,a A 3 My 7 l 'Yu 'iv , P ...Q- 2' N, 5. A W., -74 Jr C, If 1 Flelclier, Donna A Flinn, Alex , - , Floyd, Brenda A Folschinsky, Cheryl L, Foree, Ronny W4 1 . , B4 xl, K! V ,1., Q Wlff B ik .nl Evans, Karen Everelf, Max Fallcner, Cecil Farmer, Gary Farmer, Mollie Farr, Cindy Farr, Janice Ferguson, Milne Fiedler, Jimmy Finley, Deborah Firmin, Vicky Flanery, Judy HOMERUOM Cl I2 Freshman homerooms exlend fheir welcome io exes by exhibiiing posfers. Fosler, Peggy Eourman, Earl Franklin, Palsy Gale, Mary Sfudenfs Greer Gale, Slephen Gale, Terri Galvan, Sheryl Gann, Ruby 25 ix . Garcia, Edward Gardner. Judy GarreH'. Sue Geaslin, Paul Gersienberger, Mi chael Gibson. Michael Gilbert Carl Gilbe-rl, Lavada Gilmore, Sandy Giroux. Joann Gober, Tim Goen, Glenn Goff, Jerry Gomez, Roberi' Goode, Chuck Gowen, Eddie Graham, Roberf Gregory, Ada Grissom, Arlene Grissom, Kay Grubb, Elaine Hager, Pamela Hale, Doyle --. ,fa W -N5 g., s 1 . ,.. 149,- ,-5 Halloway, Belly Hamala, Edward Hamby, John Hamillon, Harvey Hamillon, lrene cv' Hammer, Jerry Hammons, Cheryl Hankins, Mike Hanna, Charloile Harding, Kenneih Hardy, Diane Harris, Sharon Haun, Donald as Exes The newesl members of 'rhe P.H.S. sludenl' body displayed enlhgsiasm in welcoming ex- sludenrs on Homecoming Havard, Sandy Hayman, Ricky Haynes, Terry Day. Large posfers of Jrhe 'Freshman class made lhe exes feel af home once more. Henderson, ScoH Hendrick, Pafly Henson, Karen Herndon, Donna Herrera, Marfha Herrin, Becky Hicks, Jo Nell Hill, Calla Hill, Debbie Hill, Deborah Hill, Richard Hill, Ron Hinds, Lisa Hinson, Ricky Hockenios, Liz Haynes, Wilma Hayler, Jill Hemby, Kaihy Henderson, Beih fffs , 4 .S. 'Q Y ,I x., X ' 1 ' L are 5 y., N' ' .ir ' f I - . Q n ' Q 1 p X I ' Si 1 W, . A I , .ff V1 'Q g 11,2 ..., ,ff in fi QQ ii 7, lu X- Freshmen, Freshmen Everywhere N of . fi 2' 1,.: i rf' Holmes, Dana Hol+, Ronnie Hooper, Janel Hopson, Dena Hubbard, Jeffrey Hughes, Gregg Hull, John - Hulsey, Pal' Hunl, Brenda Hunl, Jay Ni Johnson, Janel' Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Keifh Johnson, Linda Johnson, Ronald Hodges, John Hoffman, Kris Hollingsworlh, Chuck Hollis, Julie Hollis, Sue Hunler, Joe Hursr, Terry Hvnson, Lois llkenhans, Mary lzen, Joe Jackson, Deborah Jackson, Fred Jackson, Thomas James, Orlen Jameson, Sieve Jarrell, Paulelfe Jefferson, Beverly Jenkins, David Jenkins, Sieve Johnson, Billy 'fi , ,X 4 ,ii pa V J ed , ,, N . 3, 7 5 g , l E, ,Zi I l ii A , Jones, Ru+h Jones, Sieve Jordan, Janice Joucken, Richard Jovicich, Slephanie Jusfice, Renee Kallus. James Karcher. Rebecca Keilh. Gary Kennedy, Sfeven Kinman, Mike Kirk, Jeaneffe Kirkland, Cynfhia Klechka, Belly Kohler. Debra Kressley. Skip Kuhn. Michael Lanchak. Donna Lanier, Bobby Lanklord, Linda gjf 6- ..-, -QKXQ A kk -usa' J. 'i 1 y A 1 I N 'v likx 5 3?' LJ x Johnson, Thomas Jolibois, Wayne Jones. Audrey Jones, Cecilia Jones, Frank Jones, Jerry Jones, Julie Jones, Kafhleen Jones, Marilyn Jones. Maurice Jones, Michael Jones, Ronald Kenny, Pamela Kickler, Ronald Kiefh, Vernon Kinder. Shelley King, Gary King, Linda King, Charmaine Kingsberry, Carol Kingsbury, Glenda Kingsbury, Kennefh X i - e 1 y . 5, . .wifi o 1 I as xl , 5, , :QU 'jr Q .1 i LV , . :SQ -i . X. K Lawmann, Richard Leamon, Dixie Leared, Larry Lee, Thomas Leqalslci, Marlha Lehman, Milce Leiia. Dora Lewis, Duslcy Lidia, Sherry Liqhlioof, Debra Lilley, Pal' Lina. Ronald Lindsey, Kalhy Lindsey, Kenneih Lisl'er, Lucius Lively, Mike Lively, Michael Loclce, Monle Loclcharl, Suzanne Logan, Milne Lollar, Tommy Long, Barbara Looclce, Jack Lopez, Rosie Lord, Debbie Low, Cheryl Lowe, Beclcy Lucas, Arlene Lucas, Barbara Ludwig, Mary Candidates Rally Luebe, Michelle Lum. Donald Lynch, Marvin Lynn, Kalhy McAnally, Janel' McCal'lely, Wally McCord, A.J. McCormack, Janel' McCoy, Judy McGraw, Ronny Mc Grew, Kerry Mclnlosh. Donald f 2- .1 . gf? ww 45 ' ' P- lm McLain, Turner l y 2.5, ' -,L X .. ' , lvlcLeadn, Lynn I ' X Vi . f McLean, Dwain , V . y Jin' L 4 MCMUI.,-yi Richard A . -, sph! VA: ET, X N .Fr V '.1-W' 'fm ?YeZ1 .?fffif F' McNair, George - A McNaH'. Juanila X 2:5 V, Mcphaul, Sharon A ' 3, 'W' v Q -S ' Mahan, Jerry jg Wf - E fl --fi r' ' , J ' Mahan, Sammy ' V -7 ' .Q Manning, Larry f Q ,I Q Q' ix xx 4' fic-L A ff ff 1 i . S L 4 - S Mansel, Charoene as if V1 ' Marceau, Marlc qi , 1 J, '- ' 5 LL.. V V . Marlcgraph. Lois l 3, wg i , ' ' V 'M Marlin, Janice X 'N M 4 ,QA N' V .bi Marlin, Sharon KJ' j A' C' Marfinez, Gloria ' ' is 3. 11' 'L-fd 5 .g g -'., , I' Marlinez, Josephine T 1 S: rn Maslers. Mark - 1 2, wg O Malfhews. John ' V 'N ,,f V17 g i Mayes. Debbie L, mg., ' f 4, I , 3159 q - x f ' 1 PN 'X-L: ,E l - K X :Lal ,, - Posfers are evidence of slifl compelifion as eleclion lime draws near. Candidale Arlene Lucas vies lor The freshman vol ' VV 'f ll' in lhe class's firsl eleclion al P. l-l. S, YBNDURTPM , A Mazac, Suzanne 53 V -1 A Melcher, Edward , s- Gents Hate Tents Mitchell, Gail Mitchell, Keith Mitchell, Pam Montqomery, Monty Moody, Gary Moody, Kathy Moody, Kenneth Moon, Joan Moon, Mark Moore, Bobby Moore, Curtis Moore, Janet Miles, Miles, Miley Miller, Miller, Debbie Milne Wanda Billy Connie Miller, Sandra Mills, Denise Mills, Frances Minor, Steven Mitchell, Frank Moore, Kathi Moore, Susan Morales, Raymond Moravelc, Steven Morehead, Melanie Mosley, Bennie Munch, Julie Munn, Ray Murphy, Mike Murray, Deborah g '- E IX lin, Y' Fixx! XX r XS' Many new slylesiand fashions appeared on fhe campus wi'l'h lhe arrival of spring. Colored +ex'rured hose. lillle girl shoes, and pierced ears are among lhe many new slyles of school wear. The lenl' dress is Jrhe mosl' popular and cerlain variarions in Jrhe dress are favored as well. Virginia Malhis models a popular varialion ol +he new lem' dress. ,-. if fx' X. ff Murray. Dorolhy Myers, Van Nager, Alan Neal. Saundra Neff. Diann Nelson. Sandra Nellerville, Jerry Nicholson. Pam Nobley, Judy Norwood, Kin O'Banion. John O'Daniel, Dorolhy Oliver. Gary O'Neal, Linda Osborne, Bill Ollo, Cappie Ouellelfe. Dirlc Ozuna, Joe Pack. Peggy Paden, Phillip Paclgelf, Tommy W if S. ,. in 'ss Eff: 1, ,,. J .- f1AA 5 .4 li! , 4- 9 Iv? ww ,A 'v ,, Yearbooks Distributed Ar Palmer, Rowana Parker, Leola Parker, Linda Parker, Sharon There's my hand, There l am, 'rhe four'l'h person on 'l'he nin'rh row, siudenls exclaimed as 'rhey scanned each page and group piclure hoping io see fhemselves in The I966 Pasaclen- ian. The Augusi' Yearbook Parry molivaied siuclenls 'ro willingly rel'urn +o school 'ro see olcl friends and +o have +heir yearboolcs aui'o- graphed. Phoenix, Milchell Pierce, Billy Pierce, Theresa Pillans, Paliy Pinson, Robin Pills, Pa+ricia Porierfield, Kaihy Poslon, Rhonda Powell, William Powers, Chrisfie N Parrish, Mike Paul, Pamela 3 Paylon, Deborah 'L....iN,?'-Ng Paylon, Wesley i Perkins, Sidney Perry, Ricky Peiiey, Alonzo Pe+'ly, Della Phelps, Kalhy Phillips, Carolyn Phillips, Kay Phillips, Susan X I -:.. :--. K 1 x ,,:--g. .--.155-X ..--my :Q , 5' gl ' ,UZ 5 . ,,,, E, ,..,, v if me ,,V,,V A gd . i I ,,,, V I li Prescoil, Debbie Priichard, Kalhryn Procior, John Purifoy, Keiih Pusieiovslcy, Gary Raines, Ellen August Parry ,:iv f'fff '1ifff'i ff H 'w v 1 I is WSIS' The air condifioning wasn'1' working and The liqhfs were off everywhere excepf 'fhe office and fhe snack bar. bl-If S'fUdeH'fS Sflll came in droves. -W. '. K, Lynn Johnson checks Mark Lemons' green receipf. Sfaff members Lynn Johnson and Tom Helfom move boxes of Pasadenians from 'rhe office fo fhe snack bar in enficipafion of fhe crowd for fhe yearbook parfy. I 4 W9 .,A, 4' fini i W' sigxs Office girl Slella Teineri walclwes as Mrs. appoinfecl fiflh counselor, explains an errand. Williams, 'Phe newly Ramsey, Marilyn Randall, Bobby Raney, Madelon Raney. Wayne Rappe, Cindy Reames, Orville Counseling Program Expanded Reding. Ernie Reeves, Gary Reid, Mail' Reininger, Logan , Reynolds, Doug Rice, Judy 70 Richardson, Larry Richardson, Tim Riess. Darrell Riggle, Todd Rislce, Glenn Robb, Mike Rober+s, Connie Roberls, Ricky Roberlson, Ted Robinson, Elizabefh Robinson, Gerald Robison, Kafhy Rodriguez, Neavis Roese. Venifa Rogers, Jimmy Ruclcsdashel, Rifa Rushing, Gary Saddler, Lucille Sayers, Mary Schamerhorn, David Schreiber, Kaihy Schrock. Carol ScoH', John Serliff. Sieve Shannon, Tim Shaver. Tim Shawver, Carroll Shelley. Peggy Sherrell, Vickie Shipman, Wayde Shook, Dorinda Shrader, Greg Shuhklesworfh. Sfeven Simmons. Shirley Simons, Ted 8 N 3 ---- e l if 4. ,4g, ,-V, A- 4ill.4Nw .1 , sis , 'A 1 . I ' f my . P ak ' ' 1, 1- -23 . Y ' -el if 1 - - 'l-'- V W 1 I fi f . ' K ., -un W ' . ' -6, V . Vi . 5 .ri ae. X, I pug, 1 0 ' as A Q eve 7 .bi H 65 r in f X K A, ' if 'flee X 13 Y 4 r 1 -s Q.. Aw - avi ,Q K f . X fi 1 if TR - n . - 1 ,, S 'G 4 . z -A . l -4 J N., I .K if r, J Yi .ear-gss isf .1 T iii'i S 'aw 2? J f i J: -F ' ,Q - ffl S gl N - S A . F x . gg . V :Fi '. ,iii ' A Simpson, Pam , 2 A ,,,: Q. Simpson. Tommy -. J if Slcipworfh, David T' - 'ii r Slcripka, Paul 7 Slafe, Claudia ' Smifh, Allen N. . Srni'rh Bobby , lin: , Smilh, Carla ' T TR Smi+h Debbie V , ll' Smith, Huel 1'-' ' Smilh, Linda 5 X ' Smifh, Marvin Smirh, Mike ' Smirh, Pal X A Smifh, PauleH'e 'ith' ' Smilh Rira To N V Smifh, William A ,Q Smilhson. Judy H M I A J fe-. , ns, ...qv- 1. 5' s 5 Q.. I sw? I .,,. k 'R , 7 Sowell, Geneva Spears, Jeannie Qx Speiqhf, Robarl' f A Spire, Ellen we ' Slack, Roberi' N , if r in im a ge , . r id-xiii.. Sfansel, Vivian Sla rl, Daryl Siephens, Paul i Slewarl, Carleen , Q, .ffm - Slewa rl, Jewell ' LllL bf , , ly , ' Sliles, Bruce J ' ii Slolces, Alan V I . V K J .l.:l1 Slone, Bobby .g,L ' 3 A V , 5,1 ,,. ik 'Mk' -' Slone, James ,, Slulzman, Nancy if KZLA ww yr bfL1, LVI1 - 'rf' A Sullencler, Wayne ' fri' J il ' ' J X Susuresy Karen , L, - ,Mr ix it ,, , .Xxx ,QQ K V -1y.' ' Z, ', , Q 'ilgyy - 5-lis lr- 1 ' - T - ' -f4..fx- 'X lily, la Svvboflal Linda is J fr. T ll T455 Swoope, Lucrelia M 5 - .. fl .., 1 V T 3 as - - V Sword, Pam 'N if I . , I5 Q Sykes, Belh ,T.5.:: Nr- - -,115 - ,Q -A Talion, Doris Eff A , , . K Taylor. Johnny lll' V ii 2 A A lllav N T :- Kiwanis lg Cm. is as, , an M Thompson, Keilh , A ,,.- Thompson, Lee my :.' Vjw' AS' 1 Thompson, Linda Thornlon, Dianne Tillery. Alvin Toolce, Henry K ,X .,,,, Q' T . ' 'i 'kiakk 'Ar' 7 ' V : vi fi Q ? Organize I. , 'N 'M , 1' ,Q-, ,i 4 .,-,., Key Club s. , if S -CN iv ll' M ,K , . I gg, . . ' fffsfrf 'fr .. f Y ' Q? ev , 5- if ix U1 g X '- fi., Teichan, Bill Teineri, Gary Teinerl, Ginger Terry, Debbie Thomas, Eileen Thomas, Jimmy ,wie Officers and sponsor, Mr. Lackey, meel +o organize goals for 'rhe newly formed club. Train, KenneTh Trauer, Gordon Traylor, RoberT Trimm. Karen X, , TripleTT. Pai' 'F ! T TrouT, Jerold , - ,, A K . N, .vs . ii 'ff . Vx ,T Y I -N 5 X H A 1 F Trussell, Velma Tucker, David Turk, Debbie .. TwiTTy, Douglas Uniried, Gary , Usury. David - x ew , ., .-.. ' X r , ' r ea , , Mi .. N .X T , T 2 , 'tr 'yy fi iv, 41- Q, . ,Vi gt 4,9 ... -5. Vance, Paula , La...,,. V. Vauqhn, Gilda Vaughn. Thomas Verre-TT, Jo Ann . 1 ,. Vickers David Vineyaid, Tommy QA Q I . N Vizina, Linda ? VoqTrnan, Pafrice 5 V.,.i.- V Walley, BeTTy ' V Walley, Sue Walfers. Karen WaTson, Beverly do This year The Key Club, sponsored by The Ki- wanis, was Tormed To develop leadership among young men. To serve The school and communiTy, and To prepare Them Tor useful ciTizenship. l.imiTed To a membership oT 30, The boys were chosen This year by Teacher recommenclaTion wiTh selecTion planned Tor 1 sq-Jw me ,,-1-vs s Qs xr , ' Q f-, fr lwy ,1 xv' 'T 'lfvn -mf' 4 f .1 G, lf 1 K c Q Z- . 4s r T K, 'li' f wx '77 o . XM :XY N ,fi 5 3 di , ' 21 - H frf-' - 4.5 '- 1 K C! WaTson, Judy Wear, Janei' Weelce, Dan ug i is XE:- jf' I , . -gauges nexT year by voTe OT The members. Themselves. 5' e Weeks' Lila Officers include Ricky, WorThingTon, PresidenTg 'T Joe Evans, Vice-President Richard Randall. M- ',fb-qkgs SecreTary: Bobby Bishop, Treasurer: and Larry - 1 'I 5' Burden, Merle Moon, and Darrell McNaTT, f X Class DirecTors. My A Wehlboy, Karen i ' Wehmeyer. Diane 1-Lal' N Wenham, L. B. Q Welch, Thomas 1 Wells, JaneT , , V Q K ff: V 55- ,, WesT, Ronnie - r fp 1, V fg 1,5 '-Q ,, 'Ai WesTover. Paul ff V gg, , Nj? T T F - Wh' ,B d - . 'i'1j.a W ' + is K. T f so iTe ernar VV V g VV.V V I V V . Xl, VV 5 ,X , ' V1 -if -no 2 of n 1 , T 'J 5 , - . ' T gtg. xl, - ' X JV 73 WhiH'en. Tony Wicker, Pafricia Wiggins. Kennefh Wilke. Becky Willburn, Jeff Williams, Becky Woodring. Joleen Woolsey, Joanne Wren, Leonora Wren, Norman Wright Camella Wright Sara Yohe. Billy Young. Aleiha Young, Debbie Young, Mike Younr. Jane? Younr. Lesfer While. Debbie While, Gerrie While. James While, Janell While. Vicki Williams. Ka+l1y Williams. Karhy Williams, Kim Williams LaWanda Williams. Sherri Williams, S+even Williamson, Van Wilson. Bill Wilson, Gary Wilson, Jerry -1 Wilson Phil Winkler Bob Wilcher Shlrl Woerner Sue Wolfe Wayne ,F , M, I+ fp Freshman Fovorifes Lqrry Burden Robin Pinson a.-,vr'a-fri q.y'. 'fu . ' QLQ-.rr-7. M.. . . -M 7' fk 75 - 2 W, f ,,- ffm. N sf L, AW. 57.84 ,E Y 1 J 4 L , L Armifage, Donnie Armifage, John Armsirong, Sam Asher, Jerry Ashmore, James Ausenbaugh. Brenda Bailey, Bobby Bailey, Geoff Ball, Deborah Barbee, Kennefb 1 'B Allen, Bobbie H osx Allen, Lee ,i, ,,, I -' Alpbin, Teresa ,V ' , Alvey, Grover Sophomores Slide Info Second Yeor Anders, David A-Q ' Q ' Andrews, Jerry 1 ,., M Q, Anglin, Lenord B , '14 Anfhony, Sandy ,gal 1, 7 if V 1 A 9' - writ Y 33 A v. F l 'W 'L Vik' L N. Nj' l .W 1 1 Adams, Gary Adams, Roberl' Aderholl, Nick Alford, Tim Alger, Kallwy Wrlsr. ,,Li.:f4- mm - ,. -.Q --Q ras, ' Q 'if ff ,.,,, 'Ne 21:23, '54 . ' - , 1, -of-,.,up ,E , - ',', .wig P Barber. Raymond Bareiss, Ray Barmore, Mike Barnes. David BarneH', Kalhy Barringer, Don Barron, Frank Barroso, Carl Barroso. Gary Barlow. Linda swf we 22 ' i '97 Sophomore Counselor .luggles Barlula, Pam Baifeslin. Charlie Bayless, Sue Bazzon. Linda Wilh 679 sludenfs in Jrhe Sophomore Class. scheduling of classes presenfed monumenial problems lo 'rhe class counselor. In his second year al' P.l-LS.. Mr. Jim R. Davis advised be- wildered si'udeni's on appropriale courses io 'lake and organized mounds of confused sched- ules. l-lis joking manner and encouraging ai- 1'i+ude helped 'ro make +he year a big success. Beasley. Sereile Beavers, Dennis Belden, Sieve Benner, Jane BenneH', Donna hh .-2 i ' 'x 'N fi' i 0 ' ' V' flfi, ,. 1 K ' u ' '. sv F. ,, I J ' .. ' 1 wf 4' ' '.: -P 7. X 3 Q ' , V 9 9 ,v nog 9 rx , on , asa- u Y, n ano: V' 'fu W: Schedules Benfon, George Beran, Barney Berger, Sherry Be rrie r, David Berry, Sandra Bilnoski. Larry Bird. Tommy Birfchef. Michael Blaine. Mickey Blair. Mary Mr. Davis Jrakes Time our af a morning pep raiiy. Bloodsworlh, Larry Boggs. Ellen Boike, Charles Boland. Pai' Boley, Reba Bondy, Glen Bonner. Kerry Bonura, Mike Boudreaux. Jaclcie Bouse, Roberi' Bowie. James Bowley. Cindy Boyd, Kalhy Boyd. Kennelh Boyd. Susan lO-3 Leods United For Jrhe second conseculive year, Miss Wernli's homeroom led Jrhe Uniled Fund drive. As a resuli of cake sales, a car wash, and generousqconlribu- 'rions on lhe behalf of The homeroom sludenls, ihe homeroom collecrecl SI37, more Than any ol'her homeroom al' Pasadena High. The school sponsored a parly in rhe cafeleria for 'lhe winners a+ 'rhe period of +heir choice. Miss Wernli said The home- room anlicipares winning lhe drive every year. Miss Wernli and her homeroom sludenis awail' 'rheir viciory refreshmenls. Boylcins, Bobby Brasfield, Pam Brennan, Alana Brewer, Linda Bridges, Teresa Brinlee. Mary Brizendine. James Brock. Joyce Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown Brown Brown Bruce, Becky Doug Emily Glenda Kay Nancy Delray 'VS -ag ...Q ,XX , f , BM' B - r 5 4, i 2' Q. , 41: as ,eq 55 ', sa N' moi .s,.,i: . '7 Fund Drive Wifh f5l37 Q, li 4 . r I ' Q J 5 ep. 7-ar e , l 515' 5 . lb V f ' .-5' -,ii rl ' we to Bruce. Mary Burdeaux. Brenda Burdeaux. Linda Burkl1al+er, Mike Burwell, Roger Bufler, Sfeve Bulsclmek, Billy Buzek, Tommy Byus,4Glenn Cain. Jean 4 , if Th ree Teachers Retire Mrs. Marion Edwards concludes 36 years of 'reaching English and Lafin al P.H.S. Nol picfurecl is Miss Rulh McClung, anolher English feacher who served 25 years in lhe PlSD. Cain Joan Campbell. Phyllis Cannon, George Cardenas, Porfirio Carlfon, Ronnie 'S ui ' Carler, Linda Carfer, Mark Casas, Hermelinda. Cash, Cindy Cassady. Duane ' 5 ' ' , 1 .. ' V 'viii . X 'PF ' fi x' X 1.3! ,- fi. g -I ' , f 1 li ' N. f Uv, . V - ff-if fu' ,f 64... glifie- vyvog 3229 ' R 'Q l 1' 1 g V .Q W . ,A gi N 3 Clark, Jimmy Clark. Larry Cleaveland, Melvin Cloak. Charlo'He Cloninger, Bobby . P My .L y M N me Carnes, Dorofhy Carnes, Larry Carrigan. Mary Carrizal, Margarel- Carfer. JeaneHe ' arm Caslano. Rod Caifillo, Genaro Caudill, Linda Chain, Gail Charpenfier, Jesse lb iz ,sg 14' +415 --all A,,...,7 Chafham. Margie Chisholm. Joan Chivers, Crisla Chumley. William Clarlc, Dilci Cobb, Marsha Coburn. Shane Cochran, Larry Coffey. Jody Colcer, Pa'l'riclc Coleman, Charles Complon Billy Complon. Gary Connelly, Pamela Conard, Becky Performing Arts Produces Conrad, Karen Cope, Sunne Copeland. Dale Corclova, Brenda Cornelson. Melanie Coulal, Cindy Cox, Lonnie Crablrey, Judy Craig, Daryl Crain. James Craven, Gloria Crawford, Rila Crosby, Karen Cross, David Crum, Susan First Bottle of The Bonds The Cherry Sfompers played for fhe all-school parly in December. Culbrelh. Sieve Cunningham, Belly Cunningham, Larry Cunningham, Linda Currie. Linda Dahrling, Bob Daly. Pal' Dampier, Cecil Davidson, Sarah Davis. Charlo'H'e Davis. Mike Davis, Ray Davis, Richard Dawkins, Marlon Deharf. Darrell . ' sxshg. Nl hw laik 9 6515+ ,N s.NFlri r ':iru i Q. T K' ' Ti . C 'Lang y rief .,.,, 3' XX- ' cc., ' T f A 'N' igli' ii - A T -'ff Q iil ee 'X Ari 'ffxw f iilee W'3f i ii? , ' 5'?+2f': . M! eeye f I -fih. The firsl' annual BaH'le of 'rhe Bands, sponsored by lhe Performing Arls Club, was held November 22 in rhe school audirorium. Eighl' bands parlicipaled. each group playing lwo selecrions. George Wash- ingron and The Cherry Slompers were awarded +he winning rrophy, which was placed in 'rhe Eagle Hon- or Spol. As a resulr, Srompers Tim Williams. Tommy Bird, Randy Robinson. and Tom Pickard were olfen asked +o play for campus acriviries and evenfs. X F 4 L? x il ' if ii 'f , , 'tgy 1, ,, . ai L isurgrf :gamma ,f1,.sa::s,'f 65,96 wb, was-mem , ,Av - Q mi'-9i'Efl'J5!bN'i1.f ,sa ,Juv Sophomores 5, , 'fy' ,HKQ57 4 , ww X 'r Delaune, Gary DeLony, Jimmy DeLozier, Linda Dempsey, Darla Denby, Billy DeSo'lo. Pal' Dickens, Diane Dickerson, Gary Dill, Calhy DiHricl'1, Karl Dixson, Janei- Dodd. Donna Doclcl. Glenn Dodcl, Ray Dollar, Judy Donelson, Kay Dorsey, Mark Doughfie, Brooks Dozier. Pal' Draemer, Debbie Drouillard, Gary Duke. Susan Duncan. Derek Dungan, Mike Dunn, Gary Dunning, Angela Eason. Susan Echols, Sieve Eclcles, Doro1'l1y Edingfon, Jimmy K. ,nv nrt '1 x yy X A XYXQSF Elam Beverly Ellnnqfon Sandra EIIIQH Ramona EllioH' Tim Ellon John Ende Elaine Enerson, Linda Enerson, Ricky Euwer, Lorelee Evans, Lynn Everelrl, Lloyd Farley, Carolyn Farmer, Marvin Farris, Charles Farris, John Felder, Donna Feller, Kalie Ferguson, Sharon Findlay, Karen Finley. Ralph Finney, Palli Filzgerald. Kay Fleming, Warren Flefcher, Debbie Floyd, Annelle Ford, Kenny Forehand. Roger Fosler, Eddie Founfain, Ronnie Fourman. Clarenc S J'- an X' ,U , x r 3 .1,, - A -.- 'Ely' KJ 1. 11 Frady. PauleHe Franklin, Jimmy Franlclin, Margarel' Gambol, Sherry Gandy. Sondra Gibbs, Craig Gilmore, Barry Gilmore, Candy Giroux, Tommie Glasqow, Randy Goff. Jeanne Gore. Jaclcie Grace, Kenneih Gray, Dennis Greenland, Debra Guidry, Maurice Guidry, Moise Guillol, Judy Gumm, Roy Hackradf, Doug if !7 If Gofor ond Crab Ganl r, Sieve Gardner, Ronald GarreH, Suzelle Galzlce, Bill George, John ll' Grimes, Sfephen Grissom, Brenda Grissom, Carmen Grubbs, Debbie Gubosh, Margarei' 7 Highlight All Winler brouqhl' lhe monlh of De- cember and December broughf lhe all-school parly sponsored by 'rhe Sophomore Class. Table 'ren- nis, volleyball, and dancing 'lo 'rhe swinging sounds of George Wash- ingfon and rhe Cherry Slompers were available For Jrhose sludenls who allended. The facully became dismayed al' some of lhe new dances +ha'r were displayed. buf before The parly was over, some of lhem even allempled 'ro ex- hibilr Their own dancing abilily. Proceeds from lhe parly increased lhe Sophomore Class Jrreasury. Harman, Larry Harris, Charles Harris. Cherie -- I-larris, Jamye , Harrison, Jimmy School Porfy Hadley. Deanna Haegelin, Louise Hagler, Charlofle Hale. Michael Hall, Karen Hanson. Roger The parly looked like rhe Garor Bowl when several boys sfarfed 'rhe increasingly popular dance I Z ' l Harrison, Jol'1n Harrison, John Ray Hari-, Debbie Har+l'1cock, Bobby Harvey, Becky Harvey, Roberi' Harvey, Terry Haselbarih, Jo Ann Haskell, Gayle Hayes, Jackie Hayes, Roy Haywood, Mike Hazen, Kelley Headley, Harry Helilin, Sieve Helm, Kailwy Henderson, Doug Henry, PlaH-i Hernandez, Andrea Herndon, Maxine Herrin, Dororiiy Herring, Bill Hill, Brenda Hill, Donald Hill, Ernesi Hill, Gene Hill, Susan Hilliard, Debbie Hinkie, Sandy Hinion, Pauline Hiser. Susan Hoclcenios, Charlene Hoffman, Carol Holleman, Carole Hollin, Janice Holi, Danny Holi, Randy Hooker. Syd Hool, Joe Hubberr, Roberi' Hunler, John Hurley, Charles Hursl, Sharon Hyde, Charlo'H'e lllcenhans, Jan --r ,-Q '.k -4-if lkef NA 'iii Sophomores pi f' , Y i '. Q' 'vi 2 it :Adil , f . K -i .rigz , K , ,. - ' i if M- if - I mf, rrl, , E, J, ,J gg H New H1 ,fi ,, ffl WN xx .ir N Isbell, Jerry Jacks, William Jackson, Par Jacobs, Judy Jacobs, Tony James. Wallace Jeanes, Marcia Jenkins, Lincla Jennings, Coy Jimines, Milce Johnson, Charles Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Karen Johnson, Marilyn Johnson. Mary e A xx lj Johnson, Pa+sy Jones, Milce Jordan, Barbara Kankel, Belly Keeling, Elizabefh Kelly, Janice Kelly, Pal' Kennedy, Sherry Kerbow. Sieve Killingsworih, David Kimball, Alberi' Kimmons, Gary King, Johnny Kinney, Gene Kuebler, Joe Sophomores Lacaze, Bill Laird, Deborah Lambriglif, Peggy Lampin, Marcia Lampin, Tommy Landis, Larry Lang, Mike Langford, Paula Lanlcford, Donna Lankford, Janie Laws, Doug Lawson, Joel Leimgruebler, Mary Lemoine. Phyllis Lemon, Barbara ll 1 Eg I nhl ' ' , a3ggE f l L 1. li if ' L .rv , -J l i 1 K 9 A A :,i , V ,L-.' if 4 alia .lk ' l 2 LQ: I , K,V, Ylsifm-3 , - ' ya i K K 31,4512 Viz 1 These sophomores earned semesier averages of all A's in i965-1966: Larry Morlon, Darrell Maierhofer, John Ellon, Charles Farris, Riclcy Trufna, Pamela Bariula. Deborah Laird, Carole Holleman, Carol Schlueler, David Wilson, and Tommy Morrow. Rafe Scholasficcilly Lewis, Joey Lewis, Jon 1? Liclia, Jerry Lieder, Jeff Light George Ann ...s 3 U Lilly, Sandra Linguist Monlry Linron, Eric LiH'on, CharloH'e any Lively. Roberl' i ,L ,A , 3 1 Lollar, Gerry - fx , f Long. Billie 'V i. , - ' - 5- ,f- Long, Mickey V in wi' V 'V M Long. Sfephanie 'y-'J K-F ..f . Long, Sieve 'I A, I V g , . ' . L' 5 of 'ax ,i l ' . .:,, K, P1353 -v , ' . l 2? ' I li i S .iliiw Y My LeTeff, Pal Lewis, James Lewis, Jerry A L I 3 - a. X' af- L 1:1-.5 f The qrea+ flood in fhe Cosmelology Room. caused by broken pipes. noi' a decree from above. subsided wnfh 'rhe help of +hese 'rhree Ag sfudenfs. Lyle, Glenna McAdams, James McClain, Joan McClain, Sandy McCleery. Mike McComsey, Sandra McConnaughay, Billy McCormack, Becky McCoy. Jerry McElroy, Susan McGrew, Margie Mclnfyre. Judy McKenzie. James Mackey. Sarah McPherson, Pam Loomis. Scoli- Looney, Be'H'ye LOH, Dendra Lowe, Bill Luebe, Mali' Luefh ke, Larry Quick! Grab . .475 ,fl- i'-, - - p il li -.., AW, k Y' ' . -ffa'.,fn-t K A ,D ,55,.'g5:'-.,-,,55Lg ,,. X Q if 1 i x'-.!32.'Efev?'ii Two of Everything! Meador, Bob Means, Mike Menger, James Meyer, Rickie Michalinos, Rick Mikel, Donna' Mikeska, Laura Miller, Linda Miller. Roberl- Miller, Sue Milligan, Janice Milligan, Lee Mills, Pam Mills, Paula Mifchell. Jessie Madden. Carlene Maddox, David Mahaffey, Pam Maierhofer, Darrell Malone, Glenn Mann, Harold Manousos, Suesan Marlin, Bill Marlin, Janel' Mason, Cheri Masiers, Debbie Mafhews, Linda Maxwell, Debbie May, Carolyn Mayes, Kennefh - 72-f.,i ' 34 'f i 1 , lk Qs N 21 il Monfgomery, Linda Moon, Merle Moore, Eileen Moore, Keiih Moore, Lawrence Moore, Murray Moore, Sue Morris, Jerri Morrow, Tommy Morlon, Gay Ellen Classes Prepare Slide , . . -is . Q ir-fm.-is-.,,,,,,,s,,s, Q ln lhe slide rule classes offered before and afler school, sludenls have an opporlunily 'fo learn 'lhe inlricale workings of ihe slide rule and earn an exlra one-hall: credii. Newman, Geary Nicholson, Nick Norman, Jerrell Nunu, Charles O'Daniel, Teddy Murphy. Sharon Nelson, Sieve Newell, Cindy Morfon, Larry Mrnusiilc. Phyllis Muecke, Linda Murdock. Cheryl n xx Im y lx , 1411 Rulers for Competition Palnesky, Pal' Pay, Mike A Payne, Leon Paylon, Debbie Pearson, Roseanne Peebles, Lorna Pena, Joel Penney, Cynilwia Pennisoni, Pafricia Peniak, Beilw Perkins, Delphia PeH'y, Laura Phillips, Glenda Philpof, Marrin Phoenix, Kaye ,-419 51 Pickard, Tommy . Pierce, Margie X 'ff' Pomeroy, Jim Pond, Roberi' Porfer, Judy ffl PINQSQ 0 'bu -' 0101 , X x , ae V W, Orlield, Linda Osborne, John Overby, Dayna Owens. Donald Page, Dianna Parker, Linda Parker, Terry Parnell, Belly Parlin, Tommy Pale, Billy Tv? ' Ramirez, Margaref Randall, Debbie Rannals, Barbara Rappe, Linda Rasch, John Raynor, Richard Reber, Lynn Reeves, Jack Renfroe, Judy Reynolds, Barney Rhoades, Linda Rhodes, Barbra Rice, Tommy Richards, Mary Richardson, Greg Richnow, Erick Riley, Larry Rifchie, Cheryl Robbins, Barbara Roberls, Susan Posern, Joe Posron, Linda Prescolrl, Fred Price, Ed Priddy, Paula Pusleiovslcy, Alberl' Pyle, Gerald Quinn, Charles Raines, Phil Ramey, Linda 'N ww ,,,,..,, Cheerleoder Tryouts Prove Trying Twenly-one couples pracliced every day alfer school for lwo weeks. On April I I each couple fried ou? by presenling a couple yell, and 'rhen an individual yell before a panel of unbiased iudqes. The sludenl body fhen selecfed six foofball cheerleaders and eighl baslcefball cheerleaders from lhe fourleen linalisls. hi More and More Sophs Sanderlord, Melinda Sanders, Gary Sanders, Peggy Sarqenf, Randy Sarfin, Craig G., 'ZF' Sawyer, Debby Scalise, Fran Schlueler, Carol Schmidt Terry Schneider. Glenn Schoeneman, Palsy Schreclc, Ross Schronlc, Wanda Schwab, Danny Seale, Cindy Seale, Debbie Sesser, Donna Shaw, Susie Shepard, Jeannie Shepherd, Carol wx- Robinson, Randy Rodocker, Mary Roe, Susan Rogers, Debbie Ruble, Donice Ruff, Carolyn Rushinq, William Sabanos. Renee Samuel, Joe Sanderford, Brenda Shipp, Mary Show, Vicki Shrader, Jeff Shumale, Billie Sibley, Mike . -5 V D4 me aw ' l fe i, if 4 , 'We igf exq A , ' gi . 1 Silva, Roberi' Simmons, Frances Simpson, Edifh Sims. David Singlefon, Bob Sladecek, Carolyn Slatf, Debbie Slovak, Ernesl' Smafhers, Teresa Smifh, Dianne A 'ii Y I A4 ry I Xe , 1,75 ,X inf: ,tj?,,l,.,kA A Hy , V -A 4 W ,i Q 'F -I, in fi xi i I , ' ' .ii K, ,l ,, 4-,. A .. Elf? ' if a-Iv J, - V in ISQX 'ins ' - . Ln a mi. no ff .t ,aw ,V 1 3-29 , ' 5 , l , V XV, ji. 'a Ii . .1-,i Q Smith. Sandra Smilh. Sieve Smifh, Vickie Spears, Diana Spence, Sfephen '33 ,Clie ffl , . gi -,,,..f 2' E M 3 f P Smi1'l1, Ellen Smi+h, Gwen Smifln, James Smifh Rebecca Smifh, Ruby - van 1 Spilman, Johnny Sprefz, Floyd Springer, Larry Spruiell, Judy Sfaha. Kennefh Slarnes, Karen Sfarreflf, Sandra Sfarf, Debbie Slokes, Jane? Slone, Carl Help Keep PHS Green - Build Sloneslreel, Mary Slough, Jim Sfrawlher. Tommy Sfubbs, Mark Siurm, Danny Sfyron, Roger Sweall, Margarel Tausend, Pafly Teague, Debbie Tedder. James Q53 -sz W Lv' 3 , Teichman, Beverly Teufsch, Tommy Thomas, Jimmy Thomas, Joan Thomas. Mike Thompson, Charles Thompson, Janel' Thorp. David Tinsley, Marsha Tobin, Peggy A Green house! I' in x an ,V X 1 QE .si i f T, A K 'LT' A .Qt ,I xy' v egg' l X Tolleil. Rober+ Tomlinson, Dale Toolce, Freddie Townsend, Miizi ,. v-Q , 'Zvi -Q I 1 6 1 Q? oloooo A K. 5 11. 5 in J' My 5 4 . S 'Q i i, f 1 'Y' Ag boys energefically help in fha consiruciion of ihe new horficulfure lab which will be used for sludy and research by aqriculiure siudenls. x-. ' ' is , 5, 'F F' i : fi ny . vi ,Q L.. .7532 T E'.?5.5..- ,f - Of' L P' ii 'K 'gc xx f G0 Ii' egg 05151 QW lf !' T5 R Q ,wif ,Ag vrf 'W r 1, 'xgxlx gf . .. Ava. ng ' C wkhgs. S ,K w f t r ' J, 4 Q15 , y if tj: '... jf Traylor, Joe Triplelf, Carl Triplelf, Rickey Troul, Carmie Troul, C. B. Truina, Riclcy Tugwell, Gary Tuqwell, James TuH'le. Jerry Tyree, Larry Valdeiero, Doug Valdez, Tony Vance. Glen Vance, Leslie Van Dine, Terry Varner. Forresl' Veafch, John Veazey, Cheri Verasfequi, Felix Verasfequi. Lupe ,Rc Vkwb as im, Vizinia, Kenny Wa chlendorf, Henry W- ' 5 - raw Yxtyb z WTWKV - ,gf 1, ,,,., , 'W . at 1 1 x if 1 li fm' LL..'- i f i A'.. i .',k ' K , 41 'Af as wig vw, 'ix Waqener, Jamie Walker, Debbie Walker, Pam Walker. Ray Wall. Pele Wallace, Alan Wallace, Craig Wallace, Sandra Walsh. Roberf Walsh, Rodney Warren, Marilyn Wa+ers, Calvin Hair Today - Wa+ers. Cynlhia Weafherford. Ronnie Websler, Marilyn Wells, Peggy YW Wells. Sherral Wesfer, Ronnie Wefherell, Ray Wheeler, Carl While. Danny While, David While, James While, Sharon Wilde. Sharon , -1,-- - Willce, Danelle 5 -E- H A :ZL E Willard, Kafhy if mg., - ia- ' W 1 -l-:E X W QQ b ' 3' ny. 31 ' . . . Gone lomorrow. One popular loolc is sfyled hair, as shown by Ladclie Crawford. Menis hair Sfyles are get Glenda Wilkinson arrives al school eller gel- Eng longer' buir HMS is fine Her Vecenl' Sassoon Cul' ridiculous! Aclually llnis is Jennifer Cafes model- ing l'1er fall. Gone Tomorrow Rip Higgins' blocked heir causes some problems. Here he ponders his nexl elusive escape from Dean Mc6augh. Woodard, Farrell Woodrinq, Sid Wooley, Sharon Wren, Joe Wriqhr, Diane Yales, Pal' Yales, Shirley Younq, David Zimmerer, Sandra Zimmerman, Charles lie Williams, Williams Williams Williams Williams Jeannie .Judy Paul Rebecca Tim Williams, Tony Williamson. Clark Williamson, Laura Williamson, Palsy Willinqham. Sleven Wilson, David Wilson, Jerry Wimberly. Larry Windham, Elizabelh Winkler, Nancy Womack, Joe Womack. Linda Wood, Gwenda Wood. Huberl' Wood, Sidney A 1 -+ gm , rf v, , I I rf awe f Lv 7 W4 I J 5, my JE. ,, .1', r 4 V f f P ' f' X 1 , f ,f 1 X I he .-fxxg x V' 'Rx 3 'I y xl ff SHARON GUILBEAUX PEGGY SAYRE Treasurer Secrefa ry AL HENSON Presiderfr Ablooil, Joan Acuna, Pafiie gh Adams. Cyndy :fi Adams, Linda fi ' . T7 ...miss T' W-,.,.. if i Adlcison, Linda Q fi 'Af ' Adrian. Mike M Allen. Ray Q Amason, Michelle F s -,-.1,..., VVLL i ii H ii VLAV l ,xxx , xx Q A an Qi L l af? 42' 'f '?' '67 Juniors Climb Higher Thon Ever Under +he guidance of sponsors. counse- lors, and iaculfy members, five capable and willing officers led-ihe I967 Juniors in+o anofher successful year. These 476 Eagles pariicipaled in sporis. clubs, con- iesis, and many oiher phases of school ac- 'rivil'ieS. Andrews, Larry Appleby, Phyllis Arizmendez, Rueben ,F , ni 3 f W' Q 1. 1 I- an Q: .Ori g Anderson. Judy Andrews. Jerri ag-as if -Q1 as ,us dx Beavers. Richard Benner, Frances Berman, Barbara Arredonclo, Ramona Ash, Donny Asher. Arlhur Avant Carroll , Ayres, Mariha Baggelt Doug Barrow, Pam Bayless. Liz Advisors Guide Mr. Nelson and Mr. Murphy lake Time oul from fheir schedules 'lo discuss fuiure class plans. Mr. Tyler goes over assembly plans with class president, Al Henson. Students' Futures Even with all of the problems and pres- sures ot today, iunior classmen can have confidence knowing the remain- der of their high school years are in the capable hands of Mr. Bob Tyler, counselor, and Mr. Delbert Nel- son and Mr. Glen Murphy, sponsors. These three men help to answer ques- tions and guide students. Bingham, Sammy Bishop, Becky Bishop, Bobby Blair, Debbie +G? 492. - Blankenship, Donna Bockman, Lola Boeger, Gary Bomnslcie, Donnie Bonds. David Boston. Jack Bourke. Pat Bowden, Lisa il 'i WI X i x 5.4-1 is f- -if TN N42 v A 5 I lil S . We Q, , 'X uv ,I Boze, Eddie Bray, Debbie Brinlee. Richard Brown, Alron Brown. Judy Brown, Shirley Bryce. Donald Buffingfon, Sherry AW ' fi f ,,- 1' , V Bunch Wanda K 1 B u rd e n Li n d a Burke Eliza belh h ., V, A. :Ay .gzhvgmi ii f. ' f .Hin vez fi Juniors Are Where Seven spiriled cheerleaders and Burlchaller, Cecil BurneH.James ers are reason enough for any class 'ro be proud. Noi' only are iuniors represenfed in foolball, buf in every ofher phase of sporls. Sludenls and facully alilce should be proud of The aclive iuniors. Byrd, Tommy Cain, Gail 'ren fighling varsily foolloall play- CW' ,-ly, 1 'ful - w I1-'QA Calhoun. Marshall Cammaclc, Randy Cannon, Kennelln The Action Is Carrell, Roberf Carroll. Jonnie Carroll, Karen Ca1'es,Jennifer Cauclill, Barbara Chafham. Kalhy Childs, Carolyn Christ Janice sis- 43 ,Q :Li A Junior girls show fheir leam spiril' in backing +l1e Eagles Ca rpenler, Clnarlolfe 'Y' 'B eff All fi' ' ,, 1' Yf -. . Qi. C C' Jw f ' '-MH YS 1' ,lf ' wi V -' ...xy 1- 'W l 9'Xx sw, w-W nv k k i M. Clark. Linda Clark. Ronnie Cockrell, Danny Collier, Randall Colwell, Nancy Conard, Roger Cook, Becky Cook, David Sfudenfs Recognized for sm Cook, Joan Cook, Peggy Cook, Ronald Cope. Carol Cormier, Tommy Cornelson, Freddie Crick. Suzanne Cross. Susan Croucl1,Shdron Cryer, Willene Davis, Don The reclprenls of Academic Excellence awards were Diana Shipman. Linda Adams, Billy Epsfeiyn, Barbara Hagerman, Kenf Nnchcl son PaH'y Wasel: Roy Webb Tanya Gulle Vlclor Vlahalros, Fr ances Benner, and Kalhy Wiggins. Outstanding Scholarship ' fax :1 . ' 1 -,FV , . Af xl ' 42,5 1 'T' K, J Dean. Gary De France, Shelly De Hoyos, Daniel De Hoyos, Jesse Donaldson. Roy Denham, Bill Downs, Greg Durdin, Ronnie Dulcher. Kafhleen Earles. Karen Easier. Sandra Eafon, Elaine The foofball players' fable was decorafed like a huge Foofball field. li in f QW , nam Texas Universily head coach Darrell Royal was Bluebonnef Bowl. in +own for lhe l-loolc 'Em Horns! would have been an appropriare cheer ai' The annual foorball banquef when Darrell Royal. Texas Univer- siiy coach, spoke 'ro +he looiball leam, Quarrerbaclc Club members, and orher Eagle supporrers. The popular Soulhwesl Conference personalilry srressed in his rallc 'rhe imporlance ol making opporluniries in- sieacl of wai'l'ing for 'rhem 'ro come along. Head Coach Bob Barfield accepred 'rhe CH'y Championship Trophy and senior Larry Caudill received The Mosl Valuable Player award. The Quarlerbaclc Club rec- ognized Del Delahoussaye for his years of service in ihar oganizarion. King Foorball reigned supreme Thai' De- cember nighl' and nor a single Gig 'Em Aggies was heard. Darrell ..... C., 1, For +he lhird consecufive year Coach Barfield accepied lhe Ciry Champion- ship Trophy. yjilf fl my 5 -'fun' Q Q9 1 M .rr 5 fi k.., l vlra , Q 12 , ., cgi' '.'s.' ,Grin Z Z., r Q , i .,,.:S,:':Jg 3- a,g,, F' , -f, -' y , ' .. v. I 39 w 4lian--3 y ,, l , ' fr. -J' Qgiii' BTN 4,7 an,-f-r ,Q 'vas' :NO A , 3 Makes Royal Appearance Fealhersion, Ronnie r ,wx Z Ferguson, Janei' Ferguson, Susan Ferris, Phyllis Firmin, Diana Florence. Linda Franlclin, Linda Frosf, Glenda A Q -' emit, .J iw f cxr ,mv , N Elswiclc. Jean Engleri'l1,Jo Ann Epslein, Billy Espinoza, Mary Eflweredqe, Barba Ellwereclqe, Linda Evans. Joe Lynn Evans, Wanda Ewarl, Arlene Falcon, Mary Falcon, Mary Farmer, Susan fd kv: G! gf. Ti 'uf Q17 ,.,, Frosr, Linda Fuller, Cheryl Gambol, Brenda Gardner, Vicky Geaslin, Bryan Gille, Edmond l Gi le, Tanya Glazener, Judy Assemblies Provide Break ln Dolly Routine Goff, James Goldsberry, Lloyd Goode, Sfanley Goolsby, Calhy Graves. Roberi' Gray, Gary Greenland, Rebecca Gregg, Audie Grissom, Roberl' f ., s 'fel ffm A I - ' Gullbeaux, Sharon 'mx , ,, f -,Q It I' i 'K ' 42-:nuts f. '., :i3'Q5x'3A. ' N f 72' bjiifiii' Q 5 x .Jil r lls xi , Mr. McGaugh welcomes relurning sfudenfs al lhe firsl Junior assembly. Increased enrollmenl' necessifales splif assemblies. Everyone al P.l'l.S. loolcs forward 'lo an as- sembly. Besides giving sludenls and leach- ers lime our from classes. assemblies pro- vide programs of enlerlainmenl and in- formafion. A+ The beginning and ending of each year, assemblies are held for recogniz- ing and rewarding oulslanding sludenls for achievemenls and abililies. ln a class clemonslrafion, Glenda Wilkenson assis+s pafienf Sandra Wilson from lhe bed. me 'gayx- '43 2' Guillof, Wayne Gu+l'irie, Gail qw, gf 4 . ' ll' f ' :ii ll -11. 1 5 L 5 5' l 4 .i ll., GN Q. 5 ., x xx I I Hagerman, Barbara Hagerfy, Bill Haggard, Diane Halberf. Sammie Hale, Kal'l'1y Halfom, Tom Hammock, Randall Hanna, Karen Harbison, Fred Harlow, Pal' Harmon. Beverly Harrell, Cynfhia Heolrh Program - W gf' W ' I . , ' y 14 J Q K Q' 5' HU, , ' flax Includes Home Nursing 2, 5 fr N. . u x ' fs, 'X s. f' 1 ish., X Ka l lv 41? va-.ur Harris, Jimmy Harrison, Ken Harrison, Lynn ,-Q ,sv 1 'Vain 54 ' . ' '53,- V A 'E l' Q0 Ljlw' ,raw ,Q 1 ..,. ' 9 ' 41' ' isi- If FUN '-l1'7',f ke i K V . , JA A., 'vw 3 i rr i s J . -Q, iii Harilwcoclc. Pai' Harlf, Bill Haselloarfh, Eddie Hayes, Randy Haynes, Alvin Headley, Tommy Hefner, Mariha Hellen. James Hendrick, Larry Hendrick, Sfanley Hendrix, Randy Henson, Al Henson, Daryl Herndon. Virginia Hesler, Dana Hill, John ,- ,W QS Hill, Pam Hinds, Georgia Hoque. Debbie Hoke, Gary Holcomb, Linda Holley, Sherri Holoman, Jay Hooper, Christi Test Shows Students Hooper. .Stephen Hopson, Gary Howell, Raymond Huclcabee, Suzanne Huffman, Dollie Hunter, Loretta Hyde. Gordon Hynson, Darrell lngle. Janette lzen, Brenda Jacobs, Levern In Ociober, ihe Iowa Tesis of Edu- caiional Developmeni were admin- isiered 'io ihe Junior Class members. li was designed io measure ihe edu- caiional growih of +he siudenis and enable The iunior counselor, Mr. Tyler. io beiier advise 'rhe si'uden+s in plan- ning iheir educaiional program. Abilities Jackson, Ray Jaeschke, Kaihy Jenkins, Sharon Jenkins, Sondra Al Q- X x v A 5 ' 0 P- s I U I ' 5 ' 5 , o , Q ,-fs K 1 .I n 'O ' o Siudenis work diligenily on 'rhe Iowa Tesis of Educafional Development . f I N 5 at .5 , T' . -ii 1 ,iil -Kr' -v My a -. . 0 P U 0 4 XXX . , , . , Q -J 'Wo M Johnson Barney I Johnson, Cloyce ---' M Johnson, Jack Vzh f., 4 5' V Johnson Linda - Johnson, Lynn Johnson, Mike Joiner, Mike Jones, Dennis 'UN ' 7 48 Tr ., Q W 91 4 W k 1-' ' 'i U ai r ix Q wil x se 5 I WW' fl 7 ,iq TN 4 U V t, , ' 57 I ,7 In I 7-,, X 7 6 , NXX Q .XX fs-,X-I u'i5 J-ni ., gp , f .lug i i i :,, .4 . J A E3 ggi in Green Power! ,...4..A..an4nA Y 'H' Floyd Burden direcfed 'rhe pep rally band every morning during Beal Rayburn Week Dummies of dead Rayburn Texans domin- a+ed 'rhe scene during rhe week of Oclober 29 which ended wi+h a viclory over The boys in blue by i'he mighiy fiqhling Eagles. Each day of rhai' Tension filled week was begun and ended wirh a pep rally. Wiih 'rhe nighfs offen came posler parlies for making huge signs prediciing Eagle viciory. The rousing spiril swelled even grealer when lhe loaldies look Their usual places a+ rhe Friday pep rally and wilnessed a ski+ which previewed lheir viclory- Green Power sprung from The Eagle nes? 'ro de- ieal ihe Long Tall Texan. vii N. Jones, Janice Jones. James Jones, Leila Jones, Linda Jusfice. Debra Karcher. Karen Kelly, Bill Kelly, John Kelley, Rocky Kelm, Phyllis Keys. John Kimes, Kafrina Juniors . Kincannon, Lindle King, Debbie King. Diane King, Jimmy Kifchens. Charles Kresch, Frank Kressley, Judy Krochmalny, Ann Us J , 54' x . 'V'1f -4-fy : f W And More Juniors Locklin, Linda Long, Linesse Long. Mike Lord. Linda Lucas. Joyce Lusk, Diane Lyle, Miclwal McBride, Keri Landoll, Mike Laura, Mary Lawl1orn,Cary Leach, Sue Lee. Melissa Lemma. Pam Lemons. Mark Lewis, Claude Lindsey. Charles Lisfer, Marqarel Lively, Monle Livinqsfon, Jimmie ,,... QF-'QQ v I McClain, Jackie McCleskey, Lynda McCullen, Mike MCG-avi++, Bobby Mclnfosb, Sandra Mcliauqlwan, Kay McKinney, Lynn McKinney. Mike McManners. Kennard McNair, Daryl McNa'H, Darrell McNuH', Joe X 'YQ McPhauI, Wayne Maddox, Debbie Maierhofer, Jackie 4 Maples, Sieve Marlaff, Judy Marshall. Janice Marlin, Vicki S+uden+s swing fo H-ie music of Nobody's Children a+ 'rhe Junior Class S+. Pa+riclc's Day parfy. Mason. John Massey. Benny Maflock, James Maifhys, Tommy Green 'S The Theme if 5? N, . A is 1 1 , I is 1 ,4 A, -fr 5- i - i sf H? ffi If i ' Q, x I f . JJQQ, -1 A tr, - 5' 1 :A . 2'i,4AkS,?:t: f K ZX fifn- ? 4i'fw xxi A 1.-WQRQ. 12fg1i 4,-fa-i - f W . . A ,. 5 A '14 I 'I yr ' i Maynard, Gordon ' ' .Q Q., Bl ? 4 z if ' S 1 X Q T512 . S ri K 1 F . , Mayo, David .,, -Cn. Meicher, Guy Meneiey. Mary Sue Mercer, Craig Mick, Mary 'tj' Mielke. Ricky Milburn, Sfeve Miller, Adalaide T? 36 7 JUN 4' Miller, Barbara Mifcheii, Debbie Mi1'chell,Jack Mifcheli, Jack 'W-X ix xi Mlfchell Sunny Moak Becky Moman. Mari Moniqomery, Donna Monigomery. Mary Monzingo, Gerry Juniors Linda Adams and Barbara Hagerman beam as Susan McGinnis pins on fheir NHS banners Oufsfcmding Sfudenfs Moore, Beffy Moore. Ruih Moravek, Pairicia Morehead, Wes Morgan, Linda Mormon. Jim Morris. Bobby Munn, Vickie Murdock. Sandra Myers. Deleese Neal. Jennifer Nelson. Thomas Neflerville, Karen Nicholson, Kenl' Nicolardi, David Nicolardi, Paul Norville, Pa+ Noska, Larry Nowak, Penny Ohm, Tommy Chosen for ln April, 27 iuniors and I0 seniors were inducled info 'rhe Naiional Honor Sociefy in an inifiarion ceremony held in The audilorium. Five per cenl' of The Junior Class and len per cenl of lhe Sen- ior Class were chosen as members. S+uden rs were se- lecfed 'for fheir ouisfanding qualifies of characfer, lead- ership, and service as well as lheir grades. Pay, Pam Payfon, Fred Pay+on, John Peairson, Mike fl? Osina, Karen Ouelefle, Dawn Overmyer, George NHS Pace, David Page, Susan Parish, Jerry Parker, Jimmy Pafriclc, Bill Pa+riolc, Brenda ,v-5 Q 'wmv f , Rice, Glen Richardson, Rono Roach, Rodney Robinson, Joe Reber, Leslie Reichelclerfer, Gary Rhoades, James Randle, Richard Ray, Kenneilw Peliy, William Phillips, Lee Phillips, Linda Pierce, Frank Pills, Jimmy Pollwemus, Jane Pollarcl, Aubry Price. Debbie Purvis, Ben Quinn, Diana Quinn, Jimmy Ramsey, Linda Juniors Rodriquez, Yolanda Roe. Edwin Rogers, Harold Rome, Ann Rose, Roy Rowe, Lona Rushing. Brenda Russell, Carmine Rynolds, Donna Sanders. Mickey Sayre. Peggy Schreclc, Darrell Shannon, Kay Shaver, Jeffery Sheffield, Sandra Shields, Ann Shipman, Dianna Slwouqh, Lynn Shuman, Ricky Sibley, Joan 'fa .if . ,, a , Q xx , .. fri l 1-'bw r, 4 -Q Q xg 'ff' ' if x :E G ' fin a-.-Mk N riff. ' , ll ll K 3... ,, iere J igga, J 'W if-1. y are I i il f'l ji' '44, ', - - A , iii I ' '- e ' r l' ' E1 nf' - 45.3 'Qi Q' v .5 . -J , ,'., ' i Q, 4 , 3 is I 1 'Li 1 . .9-Sifkm 10. -r fP1sn.., fa.- f I , fy. iq,i,Pq..,, A ' 3 in r' '5 f ,. 3 ' af' 'ful' Scolf, Laurie K R R ' 'R Seilhan. Tommy -r-qgfx l f ' ' 'HN I Serzer. Linda W Q ,Q 'ii' ? , ,W I ,. wif X nf li V4 , , 'ii ' f, 'J A A i V N Ni, W- gf, ,,,fv, -f -,- 2 - - ' R a ra.. fi , x -x 6 six Q, ,. Sides, Johnny Simmons. Marqarei' Simmons, Susan SiH'a, Dwighi' Spirifec Smi+l1. Beverly Smifh. Earl Smifh, Gary Smiilm Russell Smifh. Tyson Snow. Doyle Sonfaq. Janice Speight Rick Spilman. Curfis Spraque, Charles Sleininger, Jimmy Sferlinq, Lee Slocldon, Sam S+ork, Kafhy Sfroughion, Eddie Sfroud. Jean My fe .ang Summers. Charlie Susfayfa, Hector , ' , ' Suffer. Cheryl -ua 43 V f ' 5uHon. Craig 'W' y t 5 ' ,iff Q 1 - - .l -5 55 5Z:315f134'1'e l 55 ' 54 Vfafag ',Uf ,,K',v.'- Q: Qliiiffa, Sword, George ' se Tanner, Bryan ' Talar, Sheri A Q K J 4 . r -on didafes Compete .Q ,acl 4. me Q f We , , . , , -Q I E -X--dk., in n A Taylor, Sharon Taylor, Wayne Tharpe, Debbie Thayer, Evin li if I -4' f E fi -Q! I l 'lly , i Thomas. Jack l A - 'fu-w A Thomas, Lynn V - Thomas, Pam .,,' Thomason, John ,Q ' V .Y .. in ' tahi i-4. 1 As shown by Gary Boeger and Carroll Avant congenial smiles and friendly rivalry marked The '66-'67 eleciions. Tipfonl Edmon , ,Q f A A. 'Zi' 'ii gr ,A Vai .ix V ,fx X f'gX , .li lr f I if Vx ' fr V 'X K' ll' J -V L N L- f if' A 42 V J A - 5.11, . .xy lol, if ' iih i 0525 f xi Xxx if 2 i i .2 Tompkins, Don - 'gf A 'L L, 'I V i r ' Af YL! -Q gig U L y Q gas W JQ ,, ,, 4 Q ' 'V . 5, ,sf , ,, f f-5, y Vasek, Roberl' Vaughan, Anna Va uqhan Esfella f Vick, Billy fi s it QE. K if 4 x Trauer, Shelley True, Roberl' Turbeville. Connie Turner, Dale Turner, Sarah Tuille, Jackie Urbish, Frank Valdez, Minnie Class Pictures K f ' Vick, Joe ' I .si i Vowell, Wayne ' ' it , While laking fhe class picfures, Mr. Keeling dis A V plays his school spiril' wifh an Eagle banner. Ne: r 1 .. , ,X xy, VL L ,,,x as . Vw 'M Kg 3 , 4 'QQ ni., Q3 55, ff' f , i fl 5 .hi , ,,., ,Q -,g 'fm Q... . s,,L xr W Waldon, Barbara Walker, Sue Wallers, Gordon Ward, Sandy Waselc, PaHy Waferhouse, Ralph Wafson, Tommy Wea+herly, Lonnie Webb, James Webb, Roy Wehunl, Jo-Anne Welcl, David Begin Here Weslbroolc, Sallie Wesfer, Don Welherell, Sharon Welherell, Shirley Whalley, Rodney While, 'Bobby While. John While, Lanny While. Linda Whi'H'en bu rg, Kay Whifworlh, Lou Wiesl, Paula Q2 . - 'VY' Qs -. 4? ,ik . 1 r - I f 3 X 1 -,I 4 , ' il' -'- 3? 'hug' .A ii - ' v , .. N 2' ' Q, , ' A l M 4-in - --.T fi' -fb. le T p .X L ,I , K ,N 1 X - - ff 1 ' Q3 -x,, K .. , ZI- 1 s re . X Wells, eaalyn fe Wells, Thomas Wesl, Janie .V, x 1 ,gf-fig, e wr ' 9 'LI -'Sie , , :,.,. 2' A f f 1 '- g A v f f. , , 5 l 4 , 1: ,, l 4, , Q - -ve W , ' ie rm - -L , r N s X N I I I c nf ' lx ' ' V Il- V rl , W e' X i- . -.gf , ' l A ' -23' '--. 'i . -ws r E I In QQ iw dvi l is 0' 185' ' , E h Y 1 . lg, ,,f5f,fA F 'mf' ' L an 'I' H' e .kan X ' ix ik K . . W Eh k ,9?:'.s,V 'ul J .- ' , . f'. 'I ' ,. U ' 5 , 'lui f' - ,,., P 4131 i lt L ii ' . I K ,,v,,i, M' ' Ml MA. Wiggins, Kafhy Wilkinson, Glenda Wilkinson. Thomas Williams, Al Williams. Ann Williams, Linda Williams, Milne Williamson. Charles Williamson, Nancy Willinqham. Ronnie Wills. lris Wilson. Randy Wimberley. Linda Windham. Becky WiHe, Larry Workman. John Wor+hing+on, Ricky Yancey. Danny Young, Marcia Young, Sylvia Y! 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I4I ,, I Senior Counselor Mrs. Margo Bishop welcomes seniors baclc and encourages fhem fo begin plans 'for fulure. Seniors Shape ANTONY. ROGER BAILEY, PAULA BAIRD, DIANE BAKER. ROBERT BARCELO. JOHN BARKIN. BETTY Up For Furure Nof long affer +he seniors go? info lhe groove of being 'l'he leaders of 'rhe school, +l1ey had 'rheir firsl' assembly. ln- cluded in lhe program were speeches made by s'ruden'rs who had done various inier- esfing lrhings during lhe sum- mer, such as. rrips 'lo Mexico, Girl's and Boy's Sl'a1'e, and summer 'lraining programs held al' universilies. Senior counselor. Mrs. Margo Bishop, highlighled 'rhe program wilh a boosl for seniors 'ro begin worlcing on fheir plans for rhe lulure. ,,' Burgess Tranlc' 'lells of Boy's Sfafe experiences. BARNES. SAN DRA BAWDEN. ROBERTA BECK. BRYAN BERGER. LINDA BERRY. JOHN BERTLIN6. ADRIAN BILNOSKI. BARBARA BLACK, LAURIN 'Qt' Seniors BLEVINS. PHYLISS BOCKTING, JANET BOIKE, BETTY BOREN. HOWARD BOWEN. MARK BRADEN. JOYCE BRADEN. MIKE BRANDT, NEAL BREEDEN. REDITH BLAND. KERRY BLANTON. LINDA JN CIP ' 4 P X. BROWN. KATHY BRYAN. GINGER BRYCE. JAMES BUCHANAN, SHERRI BRIGHTWELL. BELINDA BROCK, DONALD BROCK. RONNIE BROOKE. BOB BROWN. GLEN DA BROWN. KATHERINE 5.5 w---Y l',T iv! ff-1, Pep rallies were enlivened by irrepressible Senior Spirit Pep rallies were cerfainly no+ dull affairs clue io The 437 sirong lungs of The Senior Class. Filling ihe air wiih Their class yell and senior loaHle cry, i'he seniors nor only enlivenecl ihe overall school spirit buf also gave +ha+ liijrle spark of fire +o Jrhe boys who became ciry fooiball champs. BURDEN. FLOYD BURK. MARY SUE BURKHALTER. LINDA BURKLAND. JAKE BURLESON. JOHNNY Pep Rallies BURNETT, WAYNE BURNS. BOYCE BURNS. SANDRA ff- 1-sv'-mv fi JUN 35 BYRNE. CHERYL , CAlN. DONNA CAMDEN, DAVID ' 'fly Wf WWW V1 No Dull Moffer F ,.i.. ...l Senior girls yell af morning pep rally affer annual bike ride fo school. If's About Time People fhroughoul Texas losl sleep over a nafional legislafive decision regarding Daylighl' Saving Time. On April 30 many were lale 'ro church and planned clalres, buf on May I, P.H.S. slrudenis were nol la're 'ro school. Aclrually we have noi losl anyfhing for on Oc+ober 30 all will sleep an exlra hour. CARRIGAN. SHARON CARTER. RALPH CAUDILL, LARRY CHAMBERS, JIMMY CLARK. GARRY CLEMENTS, LINDA CLOWERS, MONROE COCHRAN, DANIEL CONARD. CARROLL COPELAND, MICHAEL CORLEY, KENNETH CORNELIUS, CYNTHIA CRAWFORD. LADDIE CRAWFORD. EUGENE CRIBBS. MICHAEL CROMEENS. TOMMY CRUSE, LINDA CULVER, KATHY Seniors Ask CURRIE. HARVEY CURRY. DE WAYNE DAUGHTERY. JOHN DAVIS, SHARON DEAN. KLINT DE CARRIE. PAUL -,N.xM- 'WV What Next? ...4-I Wljjjf 'ff' .gf it X ,-WY ff c Q f.g During The senior year mosl' sfu- denfs were swamped wifh deci- sions +o make. Seniors fel+ flwal' once flwey made if 'lo flue las'r year +l1eir problems would be over: however, flwey found +l1a1' much l'l1ougl'1l' was required in selecfing proper courses in prepararion for college or careers. DE FRANCE. DAWN DELAPLAIN. ART fin? DENSON. DANA DITTRICH. BERND DODD, RICKEY DOWDY. BRUCE DUNCAN, MIKE DUTCI-IER. DOUGLAS DYKES. MONTIE Ho! Ho! Ho! Seniors Elected ECI-IOLS. LINDA EDDLEMAN, ELAINE ELLISON. PEGGY EPSTEIN. SUSAN FELLER. PAT FLORES. BERNADETTE FLOWERS, SHARON FLOYD. EUGENE FRANKLIN. KAY FREEMAN, BILL FORBES. MAUREEN FORD. DALE C h risfm os Fovorifes The Chrisimas spirii reached Hs heighlr a+ Jrhe F.T.A. all school Chrislmas pariy. Pre-parly preparalions included compeli- Hon belween candidaies from each grade level for Miss Merry Chrislmas and Mr. S+. Niclc. Each grade's candidaies collecied money for fhe Siudenl' Council's needy families. Seniors Frankie Pursley and Floyd Burden gol' cheers from The Senior Class when fhey were declared winners. Frankie Pursley and Floyd Burden hold prizes affer winning covefed +i+le. Seniors GARRETT, ROBERT GATZKE, JUDY GENDKE. JEAN GERSTENBERGER. BARBARA GILBRIDE. JEFF GILMORE. SHARON FOSTER. DONALD FOSTER, PHYLLIS FULLBRIGHT. PAM FULLER. LORETTA FULTON. SHIRLEY GARRETT, AMANDA GUILBEAUX. GAYLE GUILLORY. MARIE GUILLOT. BRUCE GLOVER. GARY GOBER. CHRISTINA GOINS. MICHAEL GOODMAN. LONNIE GOODWIN, RAE GRAHAM. SANDRA GREATHOUSE, DORIS GREEN. SHARON GREER. JACK ?h1- GRIMES, DOSS V' 1T ' Foofball exes recognized in dedicalion. Augusl' 25, I966, was a big day for The +hree high schools of Ihe Pasadena Independenl' School Disfricr. Drill reams. bands, cheerleaders, and I'he former and presenf Foolloall players 'from 'rhe high schools were preseni' for Ihe dedicarion of Ihe new slradium. An- Iicipafion of a big year noi' only in Iioo+baII games. buf also in olher' sla- dium acIivi'I'ies encouraged crowd en- Ihusiasm. Old And New Rejoin HAGLER. CAROLYN HALL. GARY HALL. KAY HALL. JACKIE HARRIS. KAY HARRIS, SANDRA HART, LINDA A HART. LINDA HART, LARRY HAYTER, MARK HENDERSON, MARLENE For Dedlcohon Former P.H.S. foofball feam members observe 'rhe ceremonies on Jrhe field HENDERSON. SHARON HENDERSON. Colleges Come Colling Miss Fae Dodd comes prepared fo inform sfudenfs abou? Moniicello College in Godfrey. lllinois. Mrs. Margo Bishop and Sandy Burns consider fhe college's curriculum. SHIRLEY HENDRICKS, ROBERT HENRY. TOMMY HERRIN. sem HERRIN. PEGGY HIGGINS. PAUL HILL, JOHNNY On Seniors Thai' par'r of 'Ihe year which is in- evifable came as a shock Io some seniors. Mrs. Bishop's office was filled wiI'h sfudenfs and cries of Which +es+ do I +aIce-A.C.T. or S.A.T.? and Do you mean iI's 'roo IaI'e To apply for 'Ihese 'resIs? Inferspersed belween Iesi' dales came college speakers. The slu- denfs were encouraged 'ro aHend 'rhe colleges represeniecl by 'Ihe speakers. HILL. SHARRI I-IILLIS, PAULA HODGES. CHERYL HOLLY. JACK HOLU B. SUSAN 4637 HONIG, NANCY HOPSON. JOAN HOUSE, JAMES HILL, LINDA Ns! Nuff A- Soy, You 're Cure! ll Pl-IS awarded sraluelles for qourslanding performances, several of The Oscars would surely go ro Drama l sludenls who produced lf Boys Wore Sldrlsn as a class assignmenl. Monroe Clowers. Bill Repman. Srephen Hooper and Jeff Gilbride bared Hweir knees for The performance. ING-LET. LINDA JACKSON, RICHARD JACKSON. ROBERT JAMES. JOYCE JEANES, FRANK JETER. CLAYTON JOHNSON. CRAIG JOHNSON, LARRY JOHNSON. PHILLIP HOWELL. JOHN HU LL, JAM ES Seniors KRAVETZ. MIKE KROCHMALNY. ANN LACKEY. NANCY LANDIS. LINDA LANG, PATSY LANGSDOFF. TERRY JONES. LYNN JONES, PATRICIA KANKEL. JO ANN KEENE, DENNIS KNAPP. SHELIA KOHLER. STEPHANIE LARKIN. KATHY LAWSESS. JEANNE LAWSON, CONNIE LEIJA BERTHA LEWELLYN DEBRA Big Year Filled Wlfh Surprises ThroughouT The senior year many unex- pecTed Things Transpired. For some, iT broughT good news every way They Turned. For oThers There were Things like Taking governmenT again The second semesTer or discovering The lack oT half a crediT To graduaTe. No maT-Ter who one mighT be. The senior year held a surprise Tor him. Senior Linda Landis shows surprise upon receiving NHS ribbon. T I63 Seniors Proudly Phofographer direcfs senior boys fo fop rows for senior panoramic picfure. ,Q-.1 W., W, Lx, A 1 Txur LINN. RANDY LITTLE. MARGUERITE LITTLETON, JANET LOCKHART, MILA LOGSDON. JOY SUE LOVELL. SHERRY X, . .,:., V :-- ,, iirr -T iiori Pose For Picture The loud speaker blarecl periodic announce- men'rs for all 'lhe gianls clown 'ro all +he pygmies 'ro reporl 'ro 'rhe sile where fhe senior picfure was +o be made. When each one had pu? on his lpana smile The camera making il's full sweep 'roolc in all 'l'hose able bodied seniors who made H' 'ro school on 'rhis day. The HOUSTON CHRONICLE presenlecl each senior wilh a complimenfary copy of +he piclure. McCLAlN JAMES McCLAlN TERRY MCCULLEN. GEORGE MCDONALD. JOHNNY McEVOY, WEBB McGlNLEY, JOYCE MCGINNIS. SUSAN McGLOTHIN. FLOYD MCGRAW. BILL MACKEY. MARGARET McINTYRE, BOB McKELVEY, RICKEY MCKINNEY. MIKE McKNIGHT. BOBBY MCMURRY. RONNY McNAIR. DURWOOD MCNAIR, WATSON MCNATT, DANA McPHERSON. PAUL MAIN. GAYLE Wirh a duly appoinfecl har meas- urer. heighl' approximarer, and scribe. measuring for caps and gowns goi well uncler way. This mid-March affair 'roolc place in all senior homerooms. This was +he firsi' clue Thai gracluarion was sorneihing real ancl rhe lime would arrive almosl' before seniors knew i'l'. sl R Eugene Crawford measures Terri Train wifh experf preciseness Seniors Measure Up MANN. NANCY MARLON. DAVID MARTIN. BILLY J l fill BuTTeT line aT The banquei' presenTed hard decisions on whaT To eaT. April 29Th - A Nighf of Knighfs The NighT oT KnighTs aT The Prom and BanqueT Turned ouT To be a NighT oT Fun and Memories also. The TUFF sounds oT The CoasTliners spliT The aTmosphere as couples arrived aT Sylvan Beach Tor The Senior Prom. The Tormal aTTire, appearing even more dramaTic in The dimly-liT waTer TronT pavilion, greaTly conTrasTed wiTh The usual school appearances. The announcemenT of The Senior SpoT- lighT winners highlighTed The inTermission. As The couples leTT carrying Their lamps and programs, They also leTT wiTh Tired TeeT and a gay mood. The banqueT held aT Nassau Bay l-loTel was, like- wise, as greaT a success. WalTer Zaney Blaney, magician and comedian, also known as The Ambas- sador oT Texas, noT only bamboozled school oTTi- cials WhiTe, Keller, Teague, and Bains ouT oT Their walleTs, waTches, and wiTs, buT briskly whisked ivir. Teague's dress shirT Trom under his coaT. The second enTerTaining speaker, Mr. Bud l-ladTield, challenged everyone To never quiT dreaming and To sTrive To be a masTer oT Those dreams. Along wiTh good Tood, good speakers were enjoyed aT The banqueT. Slow music sels dreamy mood. Bul who can dance slowly +o 'flue Coaslllners? Sky is Limif Fc MARTIN, BILL MARTIN, BOBBY MARTIN, LINDA MATHIS. VIRGINIA MATLOCK, NANCY MATTHEWS. RALPH Wi+h a seemingly endless Iis+ of honors. Susan Epslein and Burgess Trank never ceased 'ro ser 'rhe sky as 'rhe Iimi+ as far as success in various acI'iviI'ies was concerned. Recognized early as Mosr Likely To Succeed, Burgess was accepfed on Ihe Early Decision plan Io Rice Universify. Aclive in various honorary clubs on campus, he was awarded Who's Who in Maih, and was, a Nafional Meril' Finalisf. Susan: who was elecied Presidenl' of +he Nafional Honor SocieI'y, was also a Nafional Meril' Finalisl' and earned Who's Who in Social Sludies. Winner of numerous ora- Iorical conlesls, Susan was accepled +o Radcliff. psfein and Trcmk MAZAC, BILL M ELCH ER, PHYLLIS MENZIE. MARGARET MIKEL. MIKE MILLER. FREDYE MILLER. GAYNELL MILLIGAN. DENNIS MILLS. ROBERT ngzx- W-Q-H7 IRS ..- 'QV is I8 umm 'If I MILLS. CHARLES MITCHELL. GAYLE MONROE, NANCY MOORE. BARBARA MOORE. DIANA MOORE, W. V. Wacky MORA. JANICE MOREAU. MARILYN MORRIS. CHERYL MOTT. CHARLES MULLINS. JAMIE MUNSON, JAMES I The wily wiTs oT Sandra and Sammy clinched The TiTIe Tor This pair. Sandra Harris, The cuTe class clown. was known ThroughouT Pasadena I-Iiqh Tor her in- genuiTy in The Tield oT Timely remarlcs. AuThor of The Senior TaIenT Show scripT, Sammy Phillips. alias Splash Gordon, alias Granny, showed his Iceen masTery oT puns. Funny in all Tields, This pair spread IaughTer wherever They wenT. 'Vin Wiffiesf 1 J I N, fa: i N... lf -m. MUNSON, LINDA MURPHY. CAROLYN MURPHY. ROBBIE K mp! MURRAY, CI-IARLENE MYNARD. DIANE NASH, DIANE 4-.4 I mi' .nul- R i Q' r Lind. F 'Q-eg' N-1 fi ' fs' . 2 H-f wi , .W ,L1:.1c ., -c. I. Cheryl Morris and Gene Sraclc. The Senior Class' Jack and Jill of all frades, were selecled as Mosi' Versalile. Cheryl, oulslanding in every way, was secreiary of her Sophomore, Junior and Senior wr-G 1Tf g-3. NEAL, LIN DA NEEL, KATHY Class. A very aciive member in F.T.A.. she was awarded a Senior Honor Key for her unriring parliciparion. Adverrising Edifor of lhe Pasa- denian, Girl's S'ra're delegale. and Rorary Ann were a few of her many honors. Gene, presi- denl of YFC, lnleracr, his Junior and Senior Class, also had many variegared acl'ivi1'ies. An enrhusiasric player on The foorball leam, Gene was elecled as 'rhe Eagle Escorl Beau. Rolarian and Boy of 'rhe Monlh were among lrhe well de- served credils he earned. Voriofion Morlf NELSON. LlNDA O'BRlEN. THERESA PARKER, PAULLA PARKER. SANDRA PARKS. JAMES PATTERSON. ROBERT Sf, L'- 'Mzj I Aosf Versatile 155 B Ar, Q 4 ZA I, 'WJ was-iw! 'LQ-U L 41 Wlr A x at L A '19 I 1? ,png .- N 5 1' efgiwx M 1 ' zz I x V Q , F f 5 4 lNk'lWQs EQi spa Q 'L .f . PEEBLES. ALICE PHILLIPS, GAYLE PHILLIPS. SAMMY PHOENIX. MICHELLE PIGG. JUDY PLSEK. BILLY The Beginning of The Future The commencemeni' exercises, +he firsf one for +he graclua'res and The las'r one for our re- Hring principal, Mr. Whi+e, was marked by fears. cries of ioy and shoufs of congra+u- lafions. good-byes, and good lucks. i 1 .J-1 iii 'N 'R e e i il ,, WX ,f- 3 Yi.. , .7 'is 41? rh, -4-ff PORTER, MATTIE PORTER. REBA POST. DOROTHY POWERS. CARL PRIDDY, SHARON PUCKETT. DWIGHT PURSLEY, FRANKIE PUSTEJOVSKY. RUTH PUTMAN, CHARLOTTE RAN LY. CAROL RAYNOR. JOHN REAT. JEFF Snwkw I , vii i ff I if7:III'f I . . his jx J WI ,I W W VK 55? 'Q .- , W ,.. , ...W Q II. ., XX' ,. , A 4 V22 J I fm, IH 1' , . LA , , .., I I R' l 1 .3 SR xieillxx ii AS :W , MII. if ' -'WW,-'- Nm: we Q 1 mfzzg If 15 ' 1 1 I IIS I I SIX NWSJSPYI ff ,, Q M, I-.9 RICHARDS RISINGER, TOM ROBERTS. JOHN RHODES, KATHY RICE. JOAN RICH. NELDA . f I .1 f ' '-1. . ON. JILL Spar ersonolify Plus ROBERTS. PEGGY ROBERTSON, JENNIE RUCHSDASHEL, RAY RUIZ, JESSIE RYAN, WANDA SARTIN. CAROL AlThough shorT in sTaTure, Ginger Bry- an and Dubbie Burlcland had long lasT- ing smiles Tor everyone. Because oT her vivacious personaliTy, Ginger was elecT- ecl ValenTine Queen ancl Junior Favor- iTe. Dubbie, always calm and easy go- ing. was guard Tor The PHS varsiTy TooTball Team and raTecl All-Ciiy and. All-DisTricT Teams. The sparkling quali- Ties oT This cluo broughT The TiTle oT SCOTT' PersonaliTy Plus To These lively seniors. 4 2 ,rfb i - fog- SCARBOROUGH. DOUG SCHNEIDER. GARY ROSEANNE SESSER, 'DW SANDRA ,ein we ., f ri T Q 1 l Vi- x W I- ,k W -'FV I Senior Doy Morks f , V 'vs Sammy Phillips enierfains The assembly wiih his humorous class hislory. fa!-Y 0 .fl-...M ll wb, , 1 is ii fl s 5 Diane Nash receives her Who's Who award for oulsianding commercial sludenl. The End THE END came sooner ihan could be realized. Sudden- ly May 25 appeared on 'fhe calendar and senior sl'u- denfs appeared on campus in suiis and aHire befiiiing The occasion. Afier Jrhe second period exams, 'rhey mei in 'rhe calieferia for a special luncheon, followed affer- ward by an awards assembly. The many individual awards and scholarships were presenied and enieriainmenl fol- lowed, highlighied by Sammy Phillips' ear-muffs. Afier caps and gowns were given ou'l', 'rhe audiiorium quickly empiied in a sedaie, uh-composed, acfually Thunder- ing manner. Joyce Braden presenfs her award-winning fluie solo 'ro her fellow grads. ,, llu s John Roberl Dream. s sings ihe Senior class song, The 1 'u , I' x Impossible W We --xv : SETZER. VERNETTE SHAW. KEN ' ff .' ,- rmm 1 'xi- x xg, Xx SH ELLEY. DONNA Besf-Dressed Seniors SHRODE, GLENN SILVA. RICHARD SIMMONS. JAMES Regardless of selling, Connie Wharfon and Laddie Craw- ford raied Ioesl'-dressed. Nev- er clown in Ihe dumps where rasre was concerned. Ihis pair reflecred Ihe fashion 'rrends of Ihe I966-I967 season. The weII-groomed couple could ser Ihe pace for appropriaie dress in any social circle. SIMMONS. ROBERT SMALLWOOD. ANDY SMITH. BILL SMITH, DREW SMITH, DWAYNE SM ITI-I. SUSAN Mirror Fashions SPARKS. KATHY SPRINGER. ROBERT STACK. GENE 4 s 5. ' ,':I1'Lfj :Is s.- Q, .LT ' x. ,i 4-ff 'Y Seniors X..,f ul if ,,v-G' v-QQL J,pQ AWN ,W NNW 3 STEGALL. CONNIE STEWART, MIKE STILES. MARY STOCKWELL, NANCY STOLZ. JUDI STRANGEMEYER. DARYL SUTTON. BEVERLY SUTTON. JOHNNY TALTON, SCOTT TARVER, GEORGE TEINERT, STELLA THARPE. LINDA THOMPSON. RONNIE TOLLEY. HALL TRAIN. TERRI TRANK, BURGESS TREADWAY. MARY TRENT. LIZ TRIMBLE. BOBBY TRNCAK. CLINTON TURNER, CURTIS VANCE, CYNTHIA VANCE, SHARON VASEK, CHARLES Seniors 55 'w-vp! ff ! I pm M,. , I ,. ,fy I ..--av '7 '33 s -vsp 95 Xaf' -0 'fi . , , 7 I CIW Seniors Practice I I f R .I I 1 1. MX, QNX ,.-.-.lg QW... d-.N SWG? K.,-v-nv vii 'AJS VAUGHN. LAURA VAUGI-IN. SHERRY VLAI-IAKOS, VICTOR WALKER. GARY WALKER. MIKE WALSH, PAM WARREN. JO ANN WATERS. KENNETH WATSON, JIMMY WEATHERFORD, BILL WEGI-IURST. JOYCE WEHUNT, JIM For Graduation fc x . fx i X ' X Q L . 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Z A B Year for Les Jeunes Gens Organize or Mid Term 'l5LS'i.RFi Members Larry Bilnoski H 5 Marv Bruce N C Sherri Burns Tommie Byrd Sharon Carrigan Marcia Cleck Randy Collier Jimmy DeLony Tom Halfom Larry Harman JoAnn Haselbarlrh Greg Hayes Jackie Hayes Chrisfi Hooper Frank Isaac Richard Jackson Frank Krcsch Linda Landis Beckv Lowe Darrell Maierhofer Mike McCullen Joseph McNul r Joan Moon Bobby Morris Alan Naqer Diann Neff Jim Parker Paulla Parker Palricia Pennison Kay Phillips Judy Porler Barbara Rannals Barney Reynolds Gary Rushing Dorinda Shook Greg Shrader Edilh Simpson Gary Smilh Lee Thompson Kennelh Train Tony Valdez Janel Wells Thomas Wells La Belle France provides lhe background for French Club officers: Jimmy Delony, vice-presi- Lawanda Williams denl: Paulla Parker, presidenlg Linda Landis, secrelary: and Jackie Hayes, lreasurer. Linda Williams Nancy Williamson Joyce Wilson Paulla Parker ..... ......... P residenf Paulla Parker's molher shows some memenloes of her family's slay in France al' a club rneeling in 'rhe snack bar. Jimmy DeLony .... .... Vice-President Linda Landis ..... ....... S ecrefary Jackie Hayes ....... ..... T reasurer Mrs. Helen Wall .... Sponsor Eleclions, posler parries. piclures, dues- all lhese acliyilies filled The agenda of 'l'he newly 'formed club for French sludenls. Les Jeunes Gems. The Young People, draws ils membership from sludenls currenlly en- rolled in French l. ll, or lll. A club along Jrhis line has been discussed for several years, and al mid-lerm enough sludenls expressed inleresl lo iuslily or- ganizalion. L Q1-' V ' as A . , fr., rig p - i - V - 5 ' ire A -- -- -- iflfi ' l 'V' ' A L Wifh lhe help of Mr. Clark, members pul l'he lellering on Eagle banners. George Overmyer Debbie Juslice ...... Phyllis Melcher ...... Beverly Wagsfaff Linda Munson ..... Yolanda Rodriguez Mr. Clark .......... Mrs. Smilh Members Cindy Adams Jackie Atkinson Phyllis Ausfin Doraine Ball Sonny Bulfesfin Mary Bell Richard Bezdek Leslie Blankfield Ellen Boggs Jack Bosfon Mark Bowen Michael Bowen Pafricia Bourke Elizabefh Burke Cecil Burkhaller Boyce Burns Barbara Caudill Janis Clark Ronnie Cole Charles Coleman Carol Cope Dale Copeland Michelle Cordrey Sandy Crosnoe Kerry Cummins Judy DeHarl' Donna Dodd Gary Dunn Linda Echols Karen Evans Wanda Evans Linda Florence Maureen Forbes Shirley Fulfon Billie Jo Gale Sleve Ghanl' Edmund Gille Donna Gober Arlene Grissom Sandra Harris Befh Henderson Jo Hicks Cheryl Hodges Gary Hoke Nancy Honig Lavern Jacobs Sleve Jenkins Linda Johnson Renee Juslice Becky Karcher Jerry Lewis Suzanne Lockharl' Marvin Lynch Sammy Mahan Johnny Mason Janel' McAnally Bill McConnaughy Mike McKinney President .... Vice-Presidenl .... . .. Secretary .. . . . .. Treasurer Rsporler . . Parllamenfarlan Sponsor .. ... Sponsor Pam McPherson Danify Messer Lawrence Moore Befhl Moore Jimmy Murphy Pam Pay Kay Pavfon Linda Phillips Michelle Phoenix Ben Purvis Jill Richardson Larry Richardson Gerald Robinson Mary Helen Sayer Debbie Seale Drew Srniih Judi Sfolz Befh Sykes Linda Tharpe Keith Thompson David ThorD Debbie Thorpe Larry Watson Peggy Wills Vicki While Karen Wihlburg Joyce Wiison Joe Wren Pal' Yales Arr Club Bonners Heighlen School Spiril Drew smnh repainfs Baldy sfrer vandalism. The Ari' Club is, nalurally. one oi The mosl' crealive groups on campus. Led by Mrs. Smilh and Mr. Clarlc. lhe club par'l'icipal'ed in many services 'ro lhe enlire sludenl' body. The huge poslers popular al' foolball pep rallies were pre- pared by Ari Club members and, as a money-making ac- iivily, lhe group made and sold Eagle pennanls. ln social affairs lhe Ari Club emerged as one of 'rhe school's mosl' aclive groups. Included on +he slale of aclivilies were a hayride and a parfy in l'he Snaclc Bar. Mrs. Smifh discusses lhe upcoming Chrislmas parly al Arl' Club meefing. A Charles Card .... Tommy Cormier .. ' Joel Cooper .... Terry Jones .... Ray Braclcman ..... Mr. John Rusciano Members Ray Allen Mike Bordovslry Bill Boffera Rav Brackman Sieve Bridges Charley Campbell Charles Card Terrv Carr Ronnie Cole Joel Coober Tommy Cormier Eddie Crablrey Ted Ehman Bowen Grace we Bobby Dann, Lewis Langner, Joe Gallegos worl: logelher overhauling one of lhe members' car. Auto Mechanics Allend Slole John Workman .......................... Ray Allen . ........................... .. AUTO MECHANICS CHAPTER 362 . . . .. . . . Presidenl' . . Vice-Presldenl .. .. . . . Secretary .. .. . . . Treasurer Reporler Serqeanf-at-Arms . .. Parllamenlarlan Sponsor Wayne Graham Sammy Hoffpauir James Gouse Lawrence Hulvey Richard Johnson Mike Jones Terry Jones Rov Lovelace Edwin Pela'l'a Aubrv Pollard Ray Seagraves Richard Sfacey James Weeks Rodney Whafley John Workman Conlesls Two of The mosl aclive clubs on campus are lhe Aulo Mechanics Chaplers 362 and ll7. Guided by Mr. Edmonson and Mr. Rusciano, l'hese boys, each enrolled in a regular day lrade class, parlicipale in many club and school aclivilies. The special inleresl' lhal l'he Aulo Mechanics sludenls had in 'rheir school was exhibiled al' Chrislmas when each club separalely supporled a needy family. The highlighl of 'rhe year was lhe annual V.l.C. S'l'al'e Conlesls and Awards al +he Rice l-lolel on April I5 and ls. Aligning The ironl' end of a car causes some Maurice Guidry, Charles Card, and Ray Allen. discussion befween Aulo Mechanics Chapler 362 Sweelhearl-Sarah Turner V - H . 2' L . .f is s x - if , ' K' -nr '12 4 ' ':. -'mf ,Y 4- 'L 4 A B A -1 4 . i Q' .. 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S ecrelary Bobby Dann .... ........ T reasurer Danny Gibbs .... .......... R eporfer Adrian Ferfling ..... Sergeant-al-Arms Tommy Moore ........ Parliamenlarian Mr. A. G, Edmonson .... .. Members George Baker Roger Conard Larry Crawford John Daniels Joe Gallegos Maurice Guidry Roberl Guv Gary Hall Alvin Haynes Roberl' Johannessen Allan Kingsbury Lewis Langner John Lanius Wafson McNair Charles Mills cylinder head of an I f Sponsor Glen Moreland Richard Musick Darrel Parisher Reber? Pafferson Gayle Phillips James Poplin Eddie Powell Kenny Readhimer James Rhoads Danny Roberfs Joe Roberlson Jose Ruiz David Sims Sfanley Solomon Mark Toombs Rusty Walsh Lewis Langner and Lawrence Hulvey sfeam clean fhe fronl' end of a car before inslall a rebuill' engine. lhey i967 'rr-K-wagers If.: ,' ,. ...., L S. in Oboe Paulla Parker Fred Prescoll Piccolo Pal Pennison French Horn Donnie Airharl' Earl Carpenler Linda Hill Barbie Jordan Saundra Neal Lee Phillips Wanda Shronk Wayne Sullinder Pam Bowen Percussion Sleye Amon Ricky Brannon Cindy Cash Beverly Elam Bill Elliol Sherri Harris Dana Hesler Bill Osborne Trombone Randy Apadaco Floyd Burden George McCullen . Neal Brandl ....... John Daugherly Robbie Murphy Sandra Wilson .. Donnie Airharl .... Paula Parker .... Susan Smilh Rocky Kelly Tanya Gille . Linda Hill ..... Joyce Braden .. Lynn Johnson Mr. Bennell Mr. Warren .. Jerry Asher Raymond 'Barber Cecil Burkhaller Lonny Cox Larry Cunningham Bill Harl Rocky Kelly Steve Miner David Rossi Barbara Lonq Marcus Lemmons Clarinel Shirley Alqer Cindy Carroll Claudia Complon Sharon Cowey John Dauqherly Diane Haggard Jayme Harris John Hill Sandra Hinlcie Gregg Hughes Lorella Hunfer Carlene Madden Wallie McCaffely Murray Moore OFFICERS .1 if XI' Caplain Caplain Isl Lieulenanl Isl Lieulenanl Isl Lieulenanl Isl Lieulenanl Isl Lieulenanl .. . Isl Lieulenanl Isl Lieulenanf . . .. 2nd Lieulenanl 2nd Lieulenanl 2nd Lieulenanl . . . . 2nd Lieulenanl 2nd Lieulenanl Sponsor Sponsor Sandra Parker Jerri Morris Kay Paylon Michelle Phoenix Susan Roe Rila Ruchsdashel Dorinda Shook Bobbie Harlhcock Edilh Simpson Ellen Smilh Doris Tallon Carl Wheeler Sandra Wilson Farrell Woodard Bonnie McDonald Cornel Bob Winkler Geoffrey Bailey Sleve Bakalyar Flovd Burden Odelle Camo Danny Cochran Bruce Guillol Donna Herndon Jeff Hubbard Doug Laws Mike Lively Duwayne Bunch James McAdams Ricky Mielke Joe Posern Thomas Simpson Bob Smilh Johnny Taylor Tommy Wineyard Mary Moore Twirlers Debbie Bales Judy Dollar Sharon Furguson Candy Gillmore Cindy Seal Anne Williams Flule Roberl Baker Joyce Braden Rebecca Brown Susan Cross Carolyn Dyson Cindy Ealon Donna Flelcher Tanya Gille Marching Bond -xl , Y 1-Q-..,-WC., -QM.-.C ,,4.L.,..,,,,,, I Debbie Grubs Carole Holleman Paulline Hinton Phylis Kelm Saundra McClain Sharon McFall Mary Annele Mick Eillen Moore Jane? Moore Robbie Murphy Alfo Clarinef Francis Benner Linda Malhews Mariorie McC-Brew Susan Smith Bass Neal Brandi' Linda Kincannon George McCullen Mark Moon Bass Clarinef Mike Collier Linda Cunningham Debbie Draemer Dennis Gray Craig Mercer Tanya Gille and Larry Landis were named members of l'l'ie All-Slale Band in compelirion al' Houslon. f Nancy Winkler Gary Teinerl' Janice Kellv Larry Landis Mike Means Larry Cochran Pal' Dozier Bob Garrell' Douglas Reynolds Ronald'Haume Lynn Johnson Donald Lum David Weld David Wilson Mike Jones Charles Rambo James Bowie Jeff Lieder Baritone Mike Davis Gregq Downs Jim Edinqfon Mike Miles Jesse Milchel Bill Weafherford vi , 3.1 is 2.4 all During a 'Foggy half-'rime +he band forms 'ihe iemperarure. Bond Develops New Sound For '67 This was 'rruly a big year for 'rhe award winning Eagle band. Perennially a big influence on campus aciiviiies, 'rhe band developed a sound 'rhis year 'rhai' boih pleased and gave a sense of pride +o +he siudeni' body. Compering in +he marching coniesi ai' Kaiy for 'rhe firsi' i'ime in several years, Jrhe music-makers col- lecied a second. A place in ihe all-s'ra+e band is a very big honor 'lor a high school musician and P.H.S. was repre- Band members play under ihe direcfion of Mr. Warren. senied by iwo members, Tanya Gille and Larry Landis, who survived l'he rigorous sysiem of iryouis. Always a favoriie wiih band members is +he Chrisi- mas Parry which seemed io be even bigger and bei'- ier. The siage band was feaiured ai The annual Mosi Beauiiiul Pageani in December. The band shared 'rhe hall-lime wi+h +he drill 'ream for 'rhe firsi' lime ihis year. The mosi popular half- iime was ai' +he Rayburn game when The band formed +he Time, Jremperaiure. and score. Band Sweeiheari' Paulla Parlcer ' ' '11 Drum Maior Lee Phillips prepares lo begin half- lime aclivilies. The Pep Rally Band's Tiiuana Brass numbers sparlced lhe pep rallies. Lee Phillips ...... Drum Malor Floyd Burden ...... ....... C apfalnx George McCullen Neal Brand? John Daugherty - Robbie Murphy Susan Smifh Donnie Airharl Joyce Braden Tanya Gille Linda Hill Lynn Johnson Rocky Kelly Paulla Parker Is? Lleulenanls 2nd Lleulenanfs Mr. James R. Warren .......... Band Dlreclor Mr. John Bennett ...... Assl. Band Dlrecfor Band Twirlers Cindy Seale, Judy Dollar, Ann Williams, Sharon Ferguson, Candie Gilmore, Debbie Blair awail fhe drum maior's. slerlinq whisfle. ACAPPELLA CHCDIR Sulphur has a valence OT -2 in C-Minor by John Cole, Jr., as sung by Sammy Halbert Sandy Wood, John RoberTs, Judy GaTzke, and Johnny Burleson. Spring Concert Climoxes The Choir experienced one oT Their mosT successTul years in re- cenT hisTory. ln addiTion To receiving high raTings as a group. 42 sTudenTs became eligible To compeTe in The STaTe Solo and Ensemble ConTesT on The basis oT Their individual perlrormances. Choir members aT P.l'l.S. received a ToTal oT 62 TirsT division medals in compeTiTion held aT C. E. King High in Sheldon on March 4. This was The highesT number oT awards received in This region. The Girls' Choir received a high honor aT The Universi'ly lnTer- scholasTic League ConTesT held aT Sam Rayburn l-ligh. For Their excellenT perTormance, The choir received a TirsT division plague. This is given Tor The besT conceivable performance oT a par- Ticular number. John RoberTs, Sandy Woods. and Judy GaTzl4e parTicipaTed in All-Regional Choir This year. Mr. Scarcella speaks To assembly abouT ioining The choir. Choir SweeThearT and Roberl' RichTer Beau 5. 'l Sandy Wood and l Choir perTorms aT all-school assembly. I Y' ' 'fV il -1 ' Choir Yeor I 966- l 967 Girls' Choir Members Joan Abbol' Michelle Amason Phyllis Appleby Becky Bishop Eddie Boze Mary Sue Burk Johnny Burleson Gail Cain David Camden Roqer Conard Laddie Crawford Willene Cryer Cynda Dickson Ricky Dodd Sandra Easler Paffi Finney Kay Franklin Linda Frosl' Judy Gafzke Carl Gilberf Lonnie Goodman Jack Greer Randy Hayes Al Henson Daryl Henson Cheryl Hodges Carol Hoffman Svd Hooker Ray Jackson Larry Johnson Befly Kankel Stephanie Kohler Debbie Laird Joyce Lucas Gayle Main Bill Marfin Bill McGraw Mary Sue Meneley Ricky Meyer Fredye Lou Miller Debbie Milchell Paffy Moody Larry Morfon Vickie Munn James Munson Carolyn Murphy Diane Mynard Jennifer Neal Penny Nowak Tommy Parlin Frankie Pursley Rufh Pusleiousky Carol Ranly Nelda Rich Bob Richfer John Roberls Carol Schluefer Laurie Scofl' Roseanne Scofl Mary Shipp Sandra Sheffield Susan Simmons Mark Sfubbs Pam Thomas Dale Turner Sarah Turner Joe Villalobos Ron Weafherford Jim Wehunl' Jo Wehunf Don Wesfer Ronnie Wesfer Paula Wiesf Clark Williamson Elizabefh Windham Becky Windham Sandy Woods Ricky Worfhingfon Benny Young I966-1967 Mixed Choir Third Period Girls' Choir -5 f' 4 6 Laddie Crawford Roberf Richfer Roseanne ScolH' Sandy Wood ....... Rufhie Pusle'ovsk I y .... Frankie Pursley ...... Judy Gafzke ..... ' Laddie Crawford Gayle Maine .......... President .. Ist Vice-President 2nd Vice-Presldenl Recording Secrefary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Secfion Leader: Alto .. Section Leader: Bass Section Leader: Soprano John Roberls ........... Section Leader: Tenor Mr. David Scarcella . Sponsor I966- l 967 Boys' Choir 5 . , 3 'Liu v 2111 'ffilfii , 6, Wil i,g . gg r',f'DQ5pq eo - n C' 203 Volume 18-Number 6 Poster parties. ball games, jammed caieierias, hon- ors-ihese are all parl' of a high school siuden'r's life. Reporiing this news is the responsibility of ihe Beacon, the mosi widely read publication on cam- pus, other ihan iexis. Publishing a monihly newspaper is noi' an easy iob and requires a responsible news sense in addiirion io creative wriiing and layouts. The newspaper traditionally sponsors The eleciion of Valentine Sweetheart and Princesses. A staff Chrisi- mas party was also included in the big year's ac- +ivi+ies. Paula Ziebol, Sheri Tatar, Pam Hill, and Karen Earles prepare Beacon poster for Rayburn game. PASADENA BEACON Pasadena High School 206 S. Shaver C Pasadena, Texas Members of the Interscholastic League, Texas High School Press Associa- tion, the National Journalism Fraternity, and the Quill and Scroll. fl'he'Beacon is published bi-weekly by Beacon staff members. Editor-in-Chief ................................................................ .. ........ - .................... Janet Littleton News Editors ..............................,. - .................... Gary Reichelderfer, Dianna Shipman Club Editor ............ ....,., 1 .... ... ........................,........... ... ....,... L inda Etheredge Feature Editor ................. ..- ......,. ................, ....... V i rginia Mathis Sports Editor ......................... .. ........... ... .......... ........... G ary Boeger Assistant Sports Editor ....... .............. ... .....................................,............., S heri Tatar Business Manager .............. .. .....,............., .. ..........................,............. Paula Ziebol Advertising Managers ....... ......... S andra McIntosh, Mary Montgomery Circulation Manager ........ 2 .... .............. ... ........ .. .....................,...,......., P am Hill Public Relations Manager ...... ......................,.................,......... ... ................ D iana Firmin Reporters .........,.................. - ........................ ,Earl Smith, Karen Earles, Kathy Neel Photographers ..... ....., - Floyd McGloth1in, Mike McCu1len, Jack Reeves Typists ..... ... ...........................,............ Susan Smith, Pam Ziebol Sponsor ........... Ann Berger xx Beacon ,. 1, wwf fx AMT ' '- 'fngkn J- Pom Hill and Virgima Ma+h1s busuly prepare exchange newspapers Mass Ann Berger wafches as Sandra Mclnfosh prepares a dummy In his own lypically modesl fashion, Pasaclenian pholographer Tom Pickarcl illusirales lhe cardinal rule of good yearbook phoiography, Don'+ look posed. Pholographers frequenfly complain lhai' Their own picfures never qef Jrakeng so Lynn Johnson Took 'lhis candid self-porfrail. Now he really complains. Photographers' Club Really Clicks! Lel s go +o ihe darkroom and see whal develops is rumored +1 be +he moH'o of ihe publicaiions pholoq- raphers. wever, few sludenls aciually realize ihe exira Hme and effori reqluired io lake and process assignmenls. This year's pholoqraphers have exhibilecl oulslancling resiraini and iudgmenl. Gel ihe piclure? Members Jimmy DeLoney Lynn Johnson Mike McCullen Floyd McGlo1'hlin Tom Pickard Jack Reeves Mike McCullen loads 'lhe camera for a Beacon assignment Members lislen 'ro sale inslrucfions for siudenl di- reclory. Lorella Fuller . . . Charlene Murray . . . Sharri Hill ....... Barbara Lusk ....... Jo Ann Kankel Arpa Yelvingfon ..... Mrs. Wanda Kirby Members Sandy Anlhony Linda Bazzoon Darlene Bolev Belinda Briqhfwell Carolyn Childs Mikev Colin Charles Coleman Sunne Cope Sharon Crouch Linda Enerson Cheryl Fuller Carmen Grissom Marie Guillorv Marlene Henderson Paula Hillis Phyllis Lemoine ...N . - x lx Q A T s rf - 2 , ' . '- Zz'- '.' ., '. .'.Qip, :' ' 9 5 - 'l 'fi ' , ' , ' ' ' 1 2... ' -1' AP, ' ,' . o,mX4,.- V rg ' 'W .A it ' A .IL . ' .Air , ' s' 4 A 4 fs' gg Emi' , , sf H .ar Q u ZS xg' UP 1- A. xv, . . . it . K M V ef f W ', W rx is 4. - ,, 4 l vi ' r or Business Club Sweelheari and Beau Lorerla Fuller and Donnie Wilson Because a vilal parl of any communily is i'r's business force, lhe Business Club provided sluclenls inlorrnalion concerning iob opporlunilies and olher relaled subiecls. Composed ol sludenls enrolled or previously enrolled in business courses, lhe Business Club has grown in size 'lo i'rs presenl membership of 39. Beginning work on a sluclenl' clireclory lasl year, lhe sales lhis year were recordbrealcing. Club's Directory Soles Boom President Vice-President . . . . . .. Secrelary Treasurer . . Parliamenlarian Reporler Sponsor Linese Lonq Dana McNal'1 Barbara Moore Dorolhy Murray Dayna Overbv Pal' Parnesky Alice Peebles Ann Rome Yolanda San Miouell Kalhv Slorlc Jan Sonlag Beverly Teichman Terry Van Dine Joe Villalobos Donnie Wilson Elizabelh Windham Business Club Officers-Charlene Murray, Jo Ann Kanlcel, Barbara Luslc. Sharri Hill. Lorella Fuller I - 'W l ak i Qijgm . ff 1 tl ' 1 If n l . .: 2 I 2 S ss Us . 3 in s ' if My X 4-1 5 i X gm -. ' I . Ts, 5 - ,,,.. a , AKA, ..,,, K Johnny McDonald was chosen as oufsfanding D.E. sfudenf on 'rhe basis of his worlc al' Pasadena Nafional Banlr. D. E. Sfriving fo frain sfudenfs for a career in disfribufion and refailing is fhe goal -of fhe Disfribufive Educa- fion Club. Believing in compefifion as an incenfive fo im- provemenf, fhe D.E. conducfed a series of public speaking confesfs among i+'s members. These also helped prepare fhe sfudenfs for fhe sfafe meefing D.E. Sweefhearf-Carol Ranly Enferfcvins Employers held in February. The approximafely 4-O members foolc parf in fhe annual Employee-Employer ban- quef. Of course. fhe big year was filled wifh proiecfs fo finance fhe club's acfivifies. Facully members were honored af a Chrisfmas coffee which was high- lighfed by fhe appearance of Sanfa Claus. Billy Marlin, Ray Ruchsdashel, and Charla Smifh worlc fogefher af D.E. car wash. l l Pg' ng- .1-.1 1 a D.E. Leads lo a Pol of Gold was lhe lheme ol lhe Employee-Employers Banquel. , 'X XM, kj g 9 xxl rj Evin Thayer and Becky Windham enioy lhemselves along wilh Mr. Slerling Loomis al lhe annual banquel. of Annual Bcinquel Becky Windham checks oul cuslomer al Ellis Shoe Slore. ,W llmn Q 1 Johnny McDonald Ronnie Thompson Kalhy Larkin ..... Kalhy Sparks Frank Bowie . . . . Evin Thayer . . Carol Ranly Sue Field .,.,. Mr. Slill Members Pam Alford Paula Bailey Diane Baird Frank Bowie Wayne Burnell Mike Copeland Danny Devine Rickey Dodd Barbara Elheredge Sue Field Glenda Frosl Vicky Gardner Jack Greer Doss Grimes Pal Harlhcock Ray Jackson Mike Landoll Kalhy Larkin Charles Lindsey Las. . . . . . Presidenl Vice-Presidenl Secrelary Treasurer Parliamenlarlan . ......... Reporler . ....... . Hislorlan .... Sergeanl-al-Arms Sponsor Margarel Mackey Bill Marlin Billy Marlin Bobby Marlin Vicki Marlin Johnny McDonald Dorolhy Posl Carol Ranlv Ray Rucksdashel Charla Smilh Kalhy Sparks Evin Thayer Ronnie Thompson Charles Vasek Tommy Walson Jim Wehunl Billy While Paula Wiesl Becky Windham Kalhy Sparks speaks lo new members al lhe year's lirsl meeling. Dofo Dole Does if Again Sherrye Vaughn, Jennifer Cafes, and accouniing machine. Dafa Processing ll Sweelhean' Vicki Cavanaugh 2l0 Bobby Bishop board wiring of an Jeff Real and Mike Braughn, wire up a reproducer board for summary punching. Brenda Slanley, Lydia Gonzales, and Dianne Smiley wire board For sales analysis. Helen Reed Dennis Keene . . Connie Sfegall Joana Pierce . . Elizabefh Trenl John Barcelo Jimmy Wafson Beverly Sulfon .... Guy W. Pollock Members Auclrea Allen John Barcelo Douglas Barnharl' Sandra Barnes Janice Bingham Shirley Bivens Kerry Bland Barbara Bullfin James Burnerl Vickie Cavanaugh Charles Cooney Peggy Gossefl' DATA PROCESSING Ronald Grabein Maureen Johnson Dennis Keene Janie Kelley Linda Kerley Kafheryn Kone Joy Logsdon Bobby McGavill' Broughan Michael Joana Pierce Joan Rader Jeff Real Helen Reed . . . . . . President Vice-President .. . . . . Secreiary . . . . . Treasurer Reporter . . Parllamenfarlan .. Sergeant-at-Arms Hlsiorian Sponsor Linda Ross Cynthia Russell Roberf Springer Connie Sfegall Beverly Sulfon Chrislian Thomasen Elizaberh Trenl' Michael Walsh Jimmy Wafson Lanny Williams Connie Wilson Sfephen Williams Dala Processing, one ol 'lhe newesl vocalional clubs and courses, is now in il's second year. Organized inlo lwo clubs, one for lirsl' year and one for second year sludenls. 'rhe sludenls are inslrucled in slcills ol: compuler program- ming and dala processing. The eleclion for sweelhearl' is a big parl' of any club's aclivilies and lhe Dara Processing clubs are no exceplion. Chosen lo represenl Club ilil was Linda While while Vicki Cava- naugh was elecled by Club 9652. One of l'he mosl' enioyable and inleresling aspecls ol I967 was lhe Dala Dale program which was begun lasl year by lhe lirsl' group of Dala Processing sludenls. For 25c. slu- denls filled oul' a gueslionaire on lheir lilces and dislilces. The inlormalion was lhen 'led inlo compulers and afler several magic words and a considerable number of crossed lingers, 'rhe names of marched couples emerged. '3' ,XX l.., , , Dafa Processing I Sweelhearl Kel' punch exercises increase Linda While Jerry Woods ......... Barbara Gerslenberger Belly Barkin .......... Diana Firman ......... Phillip Johnson ....... Brenda Slanley ......... Elizabelh Bayless ....... Mr. Michael Wyganl Members PaH'y Acuna Gloria Anderson Phyllis Appleby Barbara Berman Roberl Bishop. Kafhryn Brown Jennifer Cafes Carolyn Childs Lydia Gonzales DATA PROCESSI N Gayle Guilbeaux Carolyn Hagler Sharon Henderson Cheryl Hodges Katrina Kimes Mary Laura David Mayo Mike McKinney Fredve Miller Bobby Morris lhe proficiency of lris Wills GI Presldenl' . . Vlce-Presldenl .. . . . . . Secrelary Treasurer . . . . . Parllamenfarlan .. . Sergeanl-al-Arms Reporler Sponsor Peggy Roberls Vernelle Selzer Richard Silva Margaref Simmons James Webb Linda While Iris Wills Eddie Winlers Omer Womack inau- 'fs .ist :ix Q An original hairslyle by Rila Breeden requires help from Laura Vaughn. 13 in X,- 1 , .. I 'Q T-5:5-1: ' , s, f e . ,ix Q ...-ex ..- ,Q es-'y arf' .5 .iw . S4::i ,.- .. A, ., 3 K' .W - . . , . ,gesz. 1 'w,f ,, , -- 1 Vg 'N ss... - ' sr' Cosmefology Sweeihearf Debbie Bray Chosen by girls in+rigued wilh lhe rising field of hair- slyling, Cosmerology has come inlo il's own among Jrhe V.l.C.A. clubs al Pasadena. Membership in 'rhe club, as in all vocalional clubs, is volunlary and includes sludenls from each high school. The 48 members parlicipale in ihe annual s'ra're meel- lings in The spring. ln lhe rodeo parade The Cosmelology Club lloal won +hird place. Big Yeor Begins With Rodeo Floor COSMETOLOGY Connie Wharlon .......................... Presidenf Sharon Gillrnore ...................... Vice-Presidenf Suzanne Huckabee Cheryl Sellers ..... Linda Neal ........ Jane? DeVore ......... Paulelle Williams ...... Mrs. Audra Brewsler .... Members lrma Aguilar Rira Breeden Johnnie Carroll Linda Carler Barbara Caudill Janice Cheek Linda Clemenfs Michelle Colin Charlene Cooley Maureen Dahsy Bernadette Flores Jean Ann Gendke Doris Grealhouse Linda Harl' Shirley Henderson Marv Johnson Palricia Jones . Secrelary Treasurer Reporter Sergea nf-at-Arms . Parliamenfarlan Sponsor Harrie? Mason Marilyn Menn Dianna Moore Barbara Murray Janelle Phillips Cozelle Rool' Wanda Ryan Joanne Sasser Janice Sonlag Sfella Teinerl' Carolyn Thompson Pam Tripp Laura Vaughn Susan Wilson Vivian Wilson Ruby Wrighl Arpa Yelvinglon Connie Wharlon learns lhe skills of hairslyling on mannequins. 'i... Carol Cope, Pam Pay. Linda Burden, and Gayle Guilbeaux acl as G.R.A. represenlalives in Pasadena Rodeo Parade. The G.R.A. grows larger and larger each year as enlhusiasm for girls sporls increases. A member musl' have no special qualificalions bul' 'lo enioy sporls ancl be willing lo par- licipale in lhe aller school aclivilies. Wilh l'he leadership of 'rheir able officers lhe G.R.A. provides P.H.S. girls wilh GRA. Sponsors Annual Volenline Porly G.R.A. members relax aller fasl game of volleyball al' one of 'lheir afler school mee?- inqs. -4 wholesome recrealion. This year 'rhe G.R.A. sponsored 'l'he annual Valenlines Parly which was a big success. Elub decoralions add 'ro lhe success of 'rhe Valen+ine's arly. l PM I GIRLS RECREATION ASSOCIATION Gayle Guilbeaux Linda Burden ............................ .... . Carol Cope ..... Pam Pay Members Rae Ann Barnefl' Linda Burden Janice Clark Carol Cope Michelle Cordrey Lynn Evans Kafy Feller Arlene Grissom Gayle Guilbeaux Glenda Kingsbury Presldenl . . . . Vlce-Presldenl' . . . Secrefary . . . .... Repcrfer Pamela Mahaffey Josephine Marlinez Pam Pay Alice Peebles Lorna Peebles Marilyn Ramsey Ann Rome Laurie Scoll' Vickie Sherrell Jewel Sfewarl' Pafricia Triplefl' F.F.A. Compefes in Rodeo Activities The FuTure Farmers oT America is a unique club on campus because. raTher Than be acTive only dur- ing The regular school year. iT's members worlc year- round on Their respecTive proiecTs. These monThs of hard work culminaTe in The fudg- ing arena aT The local rodeo during OcTober. Long hours oT rabbiT Teeding. currying, cleaning oT sTalls. and worrying are broughT To an end in ThaT sus- penseful momenT oT Triumph or deTeaT. In The manner oT oTher clubs aT P.l'l.S., The club held The sweeThearT pageanT and Beclcy Bishop, iunior, was awarded The honor oT represenTing The F.F.A. during The big year. Each year The F.F.A. boys help To disTribuTe The baslceTs of Tood gaThered aT ChrisTmas To local needy Tamilies. BeauTy adorns The sTage as finalisTs are picked Tor F.F.A. SweeThearT. Tommy Ohm ..... Presideni Ron Mowery ...... Vice-Presidenf John Osborne . . . Secrefary PaT Coker ..... .. . Treasurer Donnie ArmiTage .. ReporTer Rick SpeighT ........... ....... S eniinel Gary Hopson ........... ..... C haplaln Mr. J. C. Ethel-edge ..... Sponsor Tommy Ohm announces plans for forfhcoming rodeo. Members Gary Adams Henry Allred Donny Armitage Charlie Baillesiin Gary Briqhlwell Ronnie Brock Mike Brouqhan Delroy Bruce William Burke Tommy Byrd Lynn Carfer Troy Caufield Jim Clark Garv Clark Shane Coburn Pafrick Coker Dale Coneland Mike Cooeland -any Mr. Elheredge looks on as Mr. While presenis a proclamalion io presidenl Tommy Ohm announcing Naiional F.F.A. Week. Gary Copelon Gary Dean Darrel Deharl Russell Dixon Brooks Douqhlie Jerry Durrell Sieve Echols Billy Eldridge Sonny Golden Mike Gibson Jim Harden Charles Harris Johnny Hill Gary Hopson David Jackson Charles Kitchens Thomas Lampin Bobbv Lanier Joel Lawson Greenhands work wilh lvlr. Charles Lea Claude Lewis Tommy Malhys James Marlock Darrel McNair Bob Meador Ron Mowery Jerrv Nelferville Geary Newman Pal Norville Barry Noska Tommy Ohm Bill Osborne John Osborne Billv Pale Gayle Phillips Dwiqhf Puckefl' Charles Raynor Craig Russell Danny Schwab Jeffery Shaver Rudy Sladechek Ernie Slovak Rick Speighl Rober? Speighf Curfis Spillman Johnny Spillman Roqer Sfone Georqe Tarver Roberf Taylor Tommy Teufsch David Usry Glen Vance Craia Wallace ,Randy Wilson Jerry Woods David Young E+ h l renhouse. heredge on sc oo g e K k f -.........,..,. . 'iv -v-..,,..,. , ..,,, y 82' EAGLE .jr '95 ' Y' ESCORT ,ME K, zu, . Nil NM -MM my , i . .. .f-- ' , V - . Y .- , . . . . Y N -V .,.i 5.-,.f?5. 91 , ' . .- ,sg ' H-. ' 1: ,vi f ls' as' 5 il 1 - v 555:72 V! , 5 A bb -,kiwi-542, - - ' g as-.V 1: . f ---X 'ef ,. ,T r, ff Wk U Q i ,, ,-ww '-5.52 L 1 ' i 1 Z A .. . 24,-Q, qsggih nu ' -Y A . ,Q-,F .A - A Y TQ . g,.V Q, K . , . . if . , .ff ' g ' ,v -. g , .. -f ,, gifs-, -'rf F -'An' V7 ff' Eur-4:-- - ' ' , -,,,,, , f - L. if 4. U., The Escori' Revue ends wirh a Grand Finale. The drill leam marches down ihe field for a pom- pom roufine. , sis, s Wa Escori' Beau, Gene Slack emcees fhe Escorl' Revue. Eogle Escort ln ii s inifial year, fhe Eagle Escorl became The lop group on campus for promo+ing school spir'i'r and backing all school ac'l'ivi'ries. Seen air all 'loofballl games 'rhis fall, 'lhe Escorl' gol- a chance io show off oiher +alem's ai' lhe firsi' an- nual Escorl' Revue. Presenfed ai iwo assemblies, +he show feafured Top local raleni' and included a gueslr performance by rhe Jannelles of Sou+h Hous- Jron High. Polenlial members musl have a' C average and are selecred on The basis of scholarship, conduct characier, in+eres+, personal appearence, and dance abilify. MILITARY OFFICERS-Sandy Ward, Linda Adams. Janice Jones, Debbie York, Jackie TuHle. Dollie Huffman, Charloffe Pufman. and Linda Landis. I fy nu Yr L4 .Kali JAY, . I ' - 4- 4'f1Mf'f.' fi fy -I ,I I ' I I I ' Q ' A JUL I4 ' mf I V. , ee. g I me Tlsixj ' . I ' , ' J Shines Drill Team In Inifiol Season shows improvemei-if in summer premise. Even a member ol I'l1e Eagle Escorl' can malce a mislalce. Charlplfe Pufman MILITARY OFFICERS Debbie York .............................. Colonel Malor Linda Landis ..... Linda Adams .... Sandy Ward Dollie Huffman Jackie TuH'Ie Janice Jones Mary Sue Burk . Judy Gafske Sandra Harris .. Debbie King .... Donna Bennelf . Sharon Guilbeaux SOCIAL OFFICERS SPONSOR Mrs. Claudeffe Richardson Capfaln Sergeanfs President Vice-President Secrefary Treasurer Hisforlan Parliamenfarian Furure Homemokers Prepare Through acTive parTicipaTion in school. civic, and home TuncTions The members oT The FuTure Home- makers learn new skills and Techniques which will beneTiT Them in Their role as The homemakers of Tomorrow. The F.H.A. has The responsibiliTy oT making adminis- TraTive social TuncTions held on This campus The success They always are. Members Take parT in various civic acTiviTies To in- crease Their knowledge oT The social graces. Yearly acTiviTies also included observance oT F.H.A. week in April. The Pasadena chapTer senT delegaTes To The Area lll meeTing aT The U. oT H. and To The sTaTe meeTing. Officers of F.H.A.-Carol Cope, Suzanne Crick. CynThia Vance, Cheri Mason, Joyce Braden, KaThy Helm, Nancy Winkler, Mary Richards. Suesan Monouses. Joyce Braden Cheri Mason ...... Cynthia Vance .... Suzanne Crick ... Carol Cope . ...... Suesan Manousas .. Linda Daughfery .. Mary Richards KaThy Helm .... Nancy Winkler . Mrs. Krause ...... Mrs. Rofhermel .. .......... Presldenf Vlce-President .... Vice-Presldenf 2 Secretary Treasurer .. ..... .. Hlsiorlan .. Parllamenfarlan Reporter ... Song Leader Planlsf Members BeTTy Asher Brenda Ausenbauqh Kalrhy BarneTT Edwina Barringer Debby Board Joyce Braden Phyllis Campbell Connie Cofer MarTha CompTon Suzanne Crick Susan Crumb Linda DaughTery Carhv Dill Kay Donelsen Toni Dufour Mrs. Armour . . . Mary Erwin Shirley FulTon Judy Gardner Sharon Green Brenda Grissom KaThV Helm Marlene Henderson Peggy Herrin Debbie Hill Julie Hollis HunT Brenda Marcia Jeanes Janice Kelly Pam Kenny Kafhy Lindsey . .... Sponsor .. Sponsor Sponsor Ann Lisfer Carmine Russel Dendra LQH' Lucille Saddle! Suesan Manousas Lois Markgraf Cheri Mason Gaynell Miller Janis Mora Linda Nelson Pal' Moravek CharlolTe Parker KaThy Phelps Leslie Reber Lynn Reber Mary Richards Connie Roberts Jeanne Shepherd Judy SmiThson Debbie Srarf PeT'l'y Tausend Diane Thornton Cynfhia Vance Pam Walsh Marilyn Warren Sharon Wilde Becky Williams Nancy Winkler Joleen Woodrinq Sharon Wooley For The Fufure Club members furllwer fheir skills in baking as lhey ice a cake. Suzanne Crick, Carol Cope, and Mrs. Armour loolc venfion in San Anfonio. OV9 I' ,I a. 1 pf Burgess Tranlc. F.l-LA. Beau, prepares soup for lhe girls. flweir plans before alfencling cone -..,,NM Jimmy McClain speaks +o club members ai' firsr meering. A1 Linda Adams serves Mr. Efheredge and Mrs. Morris ai' faculfy fea. Future Teachers Remains Largest Roseanne Scoif, president iniroduces Mr. Jim Massey, new sponsor of F.T.A. 'ihis year. Roseanne Scoii' .... Linda Adams .... Peggy Sayre ..... Frankie Pursley . .. Barbara Miller ...... Janef Lifflefon ...... Laurie ScoH ....... Virginia Maihis Terri Train President . . . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer .. Parllamenfarlan ' ........ Reporfer Devofional Leader Historians Mr. Jim Massey ..... .... S ponsor Mrs. Vivian Farmer Miss Sandra Hooker Sponsor Sponsor ph- ,,.. A ll T Rnd ,. DeleqaTes chosen To aTTend F.T.A. convenTion in San AnTonio. Campus Crgonizofion The FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA was The largesT club on campus This year. IT was composed of a grand ToTal OT 262 members. The F.T.A. was very imporTanT as a service club Tor The Teachers oT P.H.S. A new proiecT was inTroduced by The F.T.A. To as- sisT The Teachers in grading papers. conducTing class- room sessions. doing clerical-Type work. and perTorm- ing oTher necessary Tasks. Any Teacher ThaT desired a Teacher's assisTanT was assigned a club member. FiTTeen delegaTes were senT To The annual STaTe convenTion in San AnTonio This year. The delegaTes 5 I were chosenion The number of poinTs They had ac- cumulaTed ThroughouT The year. The annual F.T.A. banqueT held in The spring cli- maxed The successful club year. Mr, WhiTe speaks aT annual F.T.A. banqueT. wwf'- .,.. .,f-nil ?! 223 lndusfrial and Technical Trades AHracT Eugene Brison, presidenT, speaks To ban- quef guesTs, who include Mr. Carroll Teague and Mr. Almer Sheehy. Following Their moTTo oT Prepar- ing Today Tor Leadership Tomor- row, The lndusTrial CooperaTive Training Club helps sTuden'I's wiTh inTeresT in The Trade. indusTrial or Technical Tields. AcTiviTies Th-rough The year involved a TloaT in The rodeo parade, The annual Employ- er-Employee BanqueT, ChrisTmas bell-ringing Tor The SalvaTion Army, and an end of year picnic. 224 tl new-.1. IIUXNTRY Tu is fi 'QR Sill? I xi ICT SweeTl1earT Mr. Malone, sponsor, was Tamous Sherry ReicherT Tor his red Volkswagen wiTh VICA license plaTes. ICT Members A , ,J-4 Gene Brison ..... Eugene Crawford .. Sherry Reicherl' Linda Soape Al Williams ....... Janel' Dodson ...... Debbie Price ...... Mr. Norman Malone Members Lawrence Allan Beverly Bray Gene Brison Roberl' Carrell Danny Cokrell Euqene Crawford Harvey Currie Cynda Dickson Belly Danby Janel' Dodson Phyllis Ferris Judy Goolsby Darrell Hvnson Mike Joiner Sue Leach Virginia McCandlish Doug Wheelwrighl' .. am xv. xxx we ' A Y f x l.- gl ICT members like Phyllis Ferris and Danny Cockrell wo variely of iobs 'lo complele club requiremenls. Presidenf . .... Vice-Presldenl Socrelary Treasurer . . Parllamenfarlan . ..... Sergeanl-ai-arms Disfricf Secrelary .. Dlsirlcf-al-arms Sponsor Donna Meng Dale Milchell Jammie Mullin Carolyn Nicholson David Pace Nancy Parlin Debbie Prl'te Sherry Reicherl' Donna Shelley Robert Simmons Linda Soape Roberl Trimble Doug Wheelwrighl Dorothy Whitaker John While Al Williams Denny Yancy' rl: al' Gene Slack .... Burgess Trank .. George McCullen Jeff Shrader .... Mike McCullen . Tommy Henry .. Al Henson ....,. Webb McEvoy .. Mr. Calvin Mann Members Mike Barmore Glenn Bondy Floyd Burden Larrv Caudill Billy Epstein Mark Hayler Eddie Hazelbarlh Kelly Hazen John Howell Jimmy Hull Gordon Hyde Mike Kravelz Larry Morlon Kenl' Nicholson Jim Parker Sammy Phillips Tommy Pickard Gary Reichelderfer Andy Smallwood Lee Slerling David Sfone Vicfor Vlahakos Roy Webb Thomas Wells Tim Williams Ronnie Willingham Bobby Yeager . ...,. . ...... Presld . . . ........... Vice- Presid Recording Secrel .. .. Corresponding Secref . .................. Treasu: . ................. Direc' Dlrec ec Dir . . . Sponi Golden Rcun Tree Soles Increase lnferdcl Treasury The lnieracl' Club, a service organizalion spon- sored by ihe Rolary Club, is dedicaled. as l'he name suggesls, lo inieraciion in 'rhe commu- nil'y. During The year, lhe club inilialed a novel money-making projecl: club members purchased seeds for golden rain irees and are growing 'lhem for sale. Five iinalisis for sweel'- hearl of lhe club were announced May 5 and on May 20 Susan Boyd was named l967 Sweei- hearl'. Mr. Dan Proclor, pasl presidenl of TWU and Direclor of Rolary lniernalional, addresses lnleracl' members. 45 -. , 1 Mr. Lander, sponsor. and Mr. Hinds. falher of a club member observe Paul Rogers work wilh I greal inleresl. Q I is 1g'b.,q Club members walch as an induslrial glassblower demonslrales his lalenls. Gordon Hyde ..... Georgia Hinds ...... Linda Etheredge .... John Howell ........ Lee Slerling ...... Mr. Esfis Lander .. Members Georgia Hinds Lisa Hinds Roberl' Bouse Lee Sferling Gordon Hyde Sherry Blakesley Sharon Taylor Mike Logan George Sword Marcia Clerc Linda Efheredge Douglas Dulcher John Howell An engineer from Humble is guesl' speaker for J.E.T.S. President Vice-Presldenl' . . . S 1 ecre ary . .. Treasurer . . . . Reporter . . . . . Sponsor Jets Hosf Glossblower P.H.S. has a large number of sludenls who are in- leresled in 'rhe various fields of science, and io salisfy +he inleresls of lhese sludenls, lhe J.E.T.S. or Junior Engineering Technical Sociely. was organized. This club is pam' of a nalional organizalion which has chaplers all over The nalion. Aclivilies of 'lhe club ranged from l'he usual convenlions and meelings lo lrhe unusual lhings such as glassblow- ing. Mr. Paul Rogers. glassblower from Shell Oil, was lhe guesl of The J.E.T.S. al one ol lheir weekly morning meelings. During The annual conveniion al Texas A8aM, Roy Webb was awarded lirsl place in Slide-Rule compeli- lion. 2? ,wr Meial Shop SweeThear+ Sandy Burns Turning a piece of meTal on an engine laThe in preparaTion Tor dis- TricT meel is Bob Hall. Mefol Shop Tokes The members oT The lvieTal Trades Club oT The V.l.C. have spenT many hours learning a viTal Trade and used Their knowledge in many services To The school. Working in a shop wiTh The very TinesT equip- menT, acTiviTies of This organizaTion can be viewed and appreciaTed by The sTudenT body. Social acTiviTies included a dinner aT The SaTelliTe Port in Disfricf Meet ResTauranT which TeaTured enTerTainmenT by James Wood and Jack Johnson. Officers of The lvieTal Shop and oTher V.l.C. clubs meT aT Cypress-Fairbanks High School Tor a day of lecTures and Training sessions. Gary Howard and Don LighTTooT grind a radius on a punch press for Their proiecT. Phil Burk . ..... . ....... President Gary Howard Vice-Presidenf Royce Adams ..... Secrefary James Wood ..... ....... T reasurer Larry Howard ....... .......... R eporfer John Rayner ........... Parliameniarian Mr. Phillip Carlfon ........ Sponsor Members Royce Adams Pal Atkinson MarTin Biller Howard Boren Wayne Boulei' Phil Burk David Curfis Joe Damian Larry Delord Jeff Gaskill John Green PeTe GuTierres Bob Hall Roberl' Harron Wendall Hayes Farl Henderson Gary Howard Larry Howard Eugene KeiTh Don LighTfooT Joseph Nix Richard Rawling John Raynor Armando Ruiz ' Frank Salazai David ScoTT Mike Shillings James Simmons Douglas Stiles Simon Trevino Guy Walker Dale Walson James Wood David WooTen S Quill Members Joan Abboll' Linda Adams Gary Boeger Belly Boike Sharon Carrigan Karen Earles Linda Efheredqe Dianna Firmin Barbara Hagerman Tom Hallom Dollie Huffman Lynn Johnson Janel' Lilllelon ond Scroll Susan McGinnis Sandra Mclnlosh Judy Marlalrl' Virginia Marhis Ka'l'hv Neel Sharon Priddy Gary Reichelderfer Dianna Shipman Earl Smith Susan Smilh Sheri Talar Terri Train Sandy Ward Nancy Williamson al.. - N ' .. will 1 A' '1 iff Members enioyed Kaphan's seafood al lhe annual banquel' in April. Quill and Scroll's oulslanding evenl' ol lhis school year was lhe banquel' held al Kaphan's in Houslon. l-lere new members ol lhe nalional honor sociely for sluclenl jour- nalisls received Their membership pins in recognilion of al leasl a year's work on lhe newspaper or yearbook. Olher evenls included an induslrial edilor represenling l-lumble who spolce on The opporlunilies ol lrade publi- calions. Nolionol Forensic Lecigue Leslie Blanlclield presenls lhe NFL's 'l'reasurer's reporl. Members Susan Cofer Maxine - Herndon ' Raymond Howell - i 'D Gordon , Hyde l- Rulh Ann Jones l ii Greq K Shrader Jeff Shrader Kennelh Train Gailvn Wells Al i . i Q Williams Mrs. Terry Orr and Miss Ann Berger, sponsors, presenled pins lo new members. Billy Epsfein . ..,..... President Gordon Hyde Vice-President Susan Epstein .... . ....... Secretary Leslie Blankfield ......... Treasurer Jeff Shrader .... .. Parliamenlarian Mark Dorsey ................................... Reporler This year's NFL upheld lhe high slandard of excellence of previous clubs when il came lhrough in a blaze ol high placings in local lournamenls. Susan Epslein placed 'lirsl in slale exlemporaneous speaking compelilion. Olhers who placed high were Marlc Dorsey, Billy Epslein, Maxine l-lern- don and Al Williams. Susan Epslein poinls our her lnlerscholaslic League award lo Mark Dorsey and Gailyn Wells. ,Al Sf? F5 ' W Fl l -Q. Mr. Whife congrafulafes new Honor Sociefy members af fhe inifiafion. Receplion Honors The club which rafes highesl' in number of scholasfically oulsfanding sludenfs is 'rhe Na- lional Honor Sociefy. Proiecfs including homecoming guides and fhe yearly banquel' in February helped 'l'he clulo's oloiecfiye of promofing scholarship, characfer, leadership. and service. Acfivifies included also l'he fradifional candlelighf insfallafion and lea. Mrs. Morris, N.H,S. sponsor. looks on as club members discuss plans for fhe homecoming guides. 230 l New Susan Epsfein .. Tommy Henry Mila Lockharf . Presideni' . ...... Vice-President .. . . Secrefary-Treasurer Sharon Priddy ............. Reporter Terri Train .. Members Carolyn Adams Linda Adams Frances Benner Leslie Blankfield Beffy Boike Lisa Bowden Joyce Braden Ginger Bryan Sherry Buffingfon Floyd Burden Sandy Burns Donna Cain Odefle Camp Sharon Carrigan Larry Caudill Susan Cofer Randall Collier Laddie Crawford Karen Earls Billy Epslein Susan Epslein Diana Firmin Bill Freeman Glenda Frosf Amanda Garrefl' Tanya Gille Barbara Haqerma Tom Halfom Eddie Haselbarfh Tommy Henry Georgia Hinds Susan Holub John Howell James Hull Brenda lzen Fl . Parliamenfarlan Frank Jeanes Lella Jones Mike Kravefz Linda Landis Janef Lifflefon Mila Loclcharl George McCullen Webb McEvoy Susan McGinnis Virqinia Mafhis Mary Sue Meneley Carolyn Murphy Diane Nash Kenl' Nicholson Paulla Parker Sammy Phillips Maffie Porfer Sharon Priddy Rose Anne Scoff Sandra Sheffield Diana Shipman Andy Smallwood Kafhy Sparks David Sfone Sheryl Tafar Terri Train Burqess Trank Sherrye Vauqhn Vicfor Vlahakos Paffy Wasek Rov Webb JoAnne Wehunl' Kafhy Wiqqins Nancy Williamson Bobby Yeager Paula Ziebol N.H.S. Members Donna Cain and Miss McKinley unwrap fhe cake for 'lhe N.H.S recepfion. The stage settings re Dwayne Smith .... Jackie Tuttle .... ,. Peggy Lambright Jane Benner Mrs. Payne .... Members Robert Baker Betty Barkin Jim Beasley Bryan Beck Mary Bell Jane Benner Richard Bezdek Tommy Bird Leslie Blankfield Phyllis Blevins Debby Board Teresa Boone Mike Braden Jeanine Brinkman Vernis Briscoe Bob Brooke Mike Brougham David Bryant Elizabeth Burke Sherri Burns Susan Cladwell Francine Cammack Rand Cammack Cindy Carnathan i quire a great deal ot work in the club's plays. . . .. ................. President y1ce.p,-esidenf David Young, Dwayne Smith, and Beth Pentak were C0l'l'eSP0ndll'19 SSCFBTHYY outstanding in Onions in the Stew . .. Recording Secretary Sponsor Marcia Clerc Mike Coker Mikey Colin Sunne Cope John Daughtery Sara Davidson Judy Davison Alan Delafield Patricia Dickinson Kristy Dixon Ronnie Donaho Sharon Dunning Daren Earles Linda Etheredge Lorelee Euwer John Farris Diana Firmin Alex Flinn Shirley Fulton Jackie Gore Frances Grissom Elaine Grubb JoAnn Haselbarth Eddie Haselbarth Roy Hayes Kathy Hembv Beth Henderson Al Henson Karen Henson Becky Herrin Rip Higgins Deborah Hill Shawn Hockenios Janice Hollin Jerry lsbell Ray Jackson Dennis Johnson Phillip Johnson Phyllis Johnson Ruth Ann Jones Stephanie Jovicich Charmaine King Glenda Kingsbury Danny Kirchner David Kirchner Cyndy Kirkland Debby Kohler Mike Dravetyz Peggy Lambright Linda Landis Billy Caudill Thomas Lee Jon P. Lewis Bobby Lively Mike Logan Becky Lowe Barbara Lucas Janet McAnally Jimmy McClain Ralph McElroy Susan McElroy Karry McGrew Floyd McGlothlin Paul McPherson Glenn Malone Mark Marceau Mark Mastebs Wayne Mayfield Suzanne Mazac Gail Mitchell Gayle Mitchell Keith Mitchell Kathy Moody Joan Moon Lawrence Moore Charles Mott Saundra Neal Judy Nobley Jerrell Norman Pat Norville Sharon Parker Elizabeth Pentak Tommy Pickard Hoaqy Powell Sharon Priddv Marilyn Ramsey Barbara Rannals Linda Rapp Judy Rice Mary Richards Larry Richardson Randy Robinson Debby Sawyer Mary Helen Saye Wayde Shipman Greg Shader Debby Slatt Alton Smith Carla Smith Dwayne Smith Eddie Stoughton Mark Stubbs Nancy Stutzman Linda Svoboda Sheri Tatar Evin Thayer Eillen Thomas Lunn Thomas Lee Thompson Mitze Towsend Kenneth Train Karen Trimm Jackie Tuttle Rav Walker Janet Wear Janet Wells Paul Westover Lou Whitworth Judy Williams Tim Williams Becky Windham Elizabeth Windham Gwen Wood Sidney Wood Farrell Woodard Robert Zavadil Performing Arts Provides Showcase The Performing Arts Club. since it's incep- tion last year, has grown to be one ot the largest clubs on campus. Interest and poten- tial ability in some phase ot the pertorming arts are the only prerequisites tor member- ship. Preparing assembly programs tor the school is only one part ot the club's activities. Public performances also constitute an area ot club participation. Along with the Thespians, the Pertorming Arts organization helped put on the Battle ot the Bands in November and the Senior Talent Show. The Onions in the Stew cast contained many members ot this wide-ranging club. Selling tickets to their plays is one ot many things Performing Arts Club members, James Tedder and Jerry lsbell. do tor their clu P X E: Eg. Pcisodenion Reflects Acfivifies of Only 37 more class periods 'Till DEAD- LlNE!l warned The scrawled message on The blackboard of The Pasadenian Room. MosT sTudenTs were blissfully unaware of The acTiviTy such a crypTic message in- spired among yearbook sTaTT members. Cries such as, Wha+ do you MEAN l've goT To geT 57 sophomores on one page? and, Please, someone, wriTe a headline 'For The language deparTmenT. became commonplace as deadline day approached. PuTTing ouT a yearbook To record memor- able momenTs oT This school year involved a vigorous subscripTion campaign, over- worked phoTograp-hers mumbling abouT broken sTrobes, harried class ediTors al- phabeTizing endless lisTs oT names. and Too many mysTerious disappearances of im- porTanT negaTives. ln addiTion To responsibiliTies direcTly in- volved wiTh publishing The I967 Pasaden- ian, The sTaTT sponsored The sevenTh an- nual MosT BeauTiTul PaVgeanT in December. The elecTion oT class TavoriTes and Senior SpoTlighT, and The FavoriTes ParTy in April. STaTf members Nancy Williamson, Sandy Ward and Judy MarlaTT help puT up The Pasadenian's Rayburn game posler which successfully combined aT leasT ah half mile of paper and Ten differenlr colors of c alk. Senior Class Edifor Sharon Priddy sTudies proof sheeTs for picTure possibilifies for her secTion. .... . N.. Edifor Ginger Bryan concenfrafes on effecTive layouTs ' a Big Year Joan Abbott and Linda Adams check triplicates betore sending them in to the publisher. X ffm 1 Q. :six X. ' , tw vi . ' 'i ld ti .. L 'Fr N - K 1 3 L L , ' ' , f.'-if ' V 1 . k 1'Q N 15-Tw, , . . , A X.-1' V gghgzf li. , ' 4 A Vzghjitfi. h ' 'e,X 13? i z a ,Qui sf.,-:rv j ,' -as, x 1 -x o f L 1 I T I .. Ginger Bryan .... ...... E ditor-in-Chief Sandy Ward ..... ..... B usiness Manager Sharon Carrigan ............ Copy Editor Dollie Huffman .... .... O rganizations Editors Tom Haltom 'EY MMM ,,.. ,,, .., --. , --ew , . H i ff' - , .Mm ,.,.,, , ., If ,, , i Club editor, Dollie Huffman, was eiected Vice-Presi- Sharon Priddy ..... ........ S enior Editor d 1- f H1 T H' h S h I P A ' 1-' 1. Joan Abaott ........ .... .. hJunior Egitor aecrlansenfioi isxsinfolr? C oo Less Ssocla lon a Barbara aqerman .... .... o p omore itor ' Nancy Williamson Freshman Editor Linda Adams ...... .... F aculty Editor Barbara Bilnoski .... Activities Editor Larry Caudili ........ ...... S ports Editors Eddie Haselbarth Susan McGinnis .... .... F ersonalities Editor Terri Train ....... ......... P icture Editor Judy Marlatt .... Advertising Editors Cheryl Morris .,,g' K Y Lynn Johnson . ..... Photographers Jimmy DeLony -Q if ' Tommy Pickard ra-,-Qi' ' i W Mrs. Terry Orr .... Sponsor I .,,, 'I ' ' '2'4:-f l ?-fiiii N T I ' N I . . . . flu S ' iw. fe-sf x L Cuthnes require a great deal of concentration. as Cheryl 5 ' Morris, Sharon Carrigan, and Mrs. Orr try to think ot orig- 1 . V , ,I inal ideas 5 -- 6 S Q 1 A X X , r,.,,, ,M .. I , ,, . 7 4--I N Wx. V '- . ., ' ' ' I . ' 1 A 1' , I . I X l ' x - mx X A c 3 x KN .h . ,si i X X ' X at . is -L , :ff 1 1 . XR l N0-W ri. f 1 1 V-. . -E - .L .. 4 'Hg Larry Caudill dictates sports copy to Eddie Haselbarth. Sieve Garney is 'runing 'l'he l.F. slages of a shop buill' super- helerodyne receive r. P.l-l.S. sludenls are ollen served by This club wilhoul even knowing il'. The sound syslem in lhe audilorium, which is so sublle lhal' some visilors do nol' even realize ils relaxing effecl, was planned and inslalled by The Radio and T.V. deparlmenl. Elecled lo brighlen lhe year as sweelhearl' was Cindy Newell, sophomore. Radio and T.V. Club was honored lhis year by l'he presence ol lheir one female member. Peggy Allred. Roclio ond T.V The Foull Does Nor Lie with Your Ser RADIO AND T.V. Douglas Scarbrough .... ........ . ........ . James Durdin ........................... Troy Dane ..... John Alexander Harry Roush .... John Thacker ....... . David Marlow ......... ..... Ralph McElroy .......... Mr. Frank E. Jackson Members Barry Roberfs Arfher Buehrer Roberl' Howell John Hlghl Fred Paylon Wayne Vowell Harry Herrera Steve Garnev Presldenl Vice-Presidenf Secrelary Treasurer Sergeanf-at-Arms Reporler Asslslanf Reporler Pholographer Sponsor Daniel De Havos Don Underwood Jack Kolb Peggy Allred Thomas Marlow Joe Edwards Tom Counls Joe Moravek Larry lrwin Radio and T.V. Sweefhearl Cindy Newell Mr. Jackson looks on as Peggy Allred repairs a shop radio, -ruilgsl Tommy Henry gives informalion-dealing wilh Chrisl- mas proiecl. A club which has been al' P.l-l.S. for several years. buf has iusl' become a maior or- ganizalion is lhe Las Aquilas Espanolas. or Spanish Club. The aclivily which had 'rhe whole campus lallclng rhis year was The 'rrlp lalcen This summer by sludenls lo Sallillo, Mexico. Under lhis program, sludenls lived and sludied al lhe Universily ol Salrillo and generally gol' l'o lcnow berler our neighbor lo lhe soulh. The colorful floal' won firsl place in lhe Pasadena Rodeo Parade. Tommy Henry . . . . President Donna Cain . . . Vice-President Amanda Garrefl ........ Secreiary Mila Lockharl' .......... Treasurer Susan Epstein ...... .........,... R eporfer Sammy Phillips . Sergeanl-al-Arms Mr. A. Dual ..... . Members Carroll Avanl' Billy Black Sherry Blakesley Teresa Boone ' Sherry Buffingfon Wanda Bunch Linda Casas Willene Cryer Billy Epsfein Mary Espinoza Edward Garcia Mary Hagerly John Harrison Ronald Haun Debbie Hilliard Sue Hollis Jeff Hubbard Jimmy Hull Brenda lzen Sponsor Janelle Kirk Josephine Marlinez Susan McElroy Marqie McGrew Pam Nicholson Dawn Ouellelrle Peggy Pack David Page Roberf Richfer Yolanda San Miguel Roseanne Scofl Jeff Shrader Andy Smallwood Eddie Sfouqhlon Karen Walters Diane Wehmeyer Kafhy Williams David Wilson Joanne Woolsey Spanish Club Journeys To Solfillo Mr. Dial plans floal for lhe rodeo parade wi'rh club members Spanish Club Officers-Mila Loclcharl, Donna Cain, Susan Epsfein, Amanda Garrerf. Sammy Phillips, Tommy Henry Good Sporfsmanship League delegafes-Eddie Haselbarlh. Mike Barmore, Larry Caudill, and Barbara Bilnoslci. The S+uden+ Council, direcfly or indireclly. plays an imporlanlr role in 'rhe life of each P.H.S. siuclenlz Here delegaies discuss school problems of specific homerooms. As usual. Jrhe annual drive a+ Chrislmas for 'lhe un- derprivileged of Pasadena unilecl 'l'he delegafes which resulred in a happy holiday season for nu- merous families. Ofher clubs on campus assisiecl +he Siudenl Council in lhis proiecl. Pasadena's lirsl' Clean-up Day was held on April 29 and +hrough Jrhe efforls of fhe Sfudenl' Council. P.H.S. was able 'ro win firsl place as The school wil'h The mosl' sfudenfs present Student Council Purchases Represenfalive Keni' Nicholson admires sludenis af 'rhe firs+ Clean-up Day. lrophy won by Pasadena High School 4 Eddie Hasalbarfh, Barbara Bilnoski. and Leslie Blanlcfield prepare slereo for rhe lunch hour rush. Stereo For Snack Bor Oh no. no'l' anolher lawnmower! STUDENT COUNCIL Larry Caudill .... .......................... Andy Smallwood Sharon Carrigan Barbara Bilnoski Frankie Pursley Scorf Tallon . ........,.. Miss Agnes McKinley .. Members Pal-li Acuna Douglas Baggerl' Roberf Bailey Mike Barmore Debbie Bray Barbara Bilnoski Tommy Byrd Kay Blaine Leslie Blankfield Gary Boegar Teresa Boone Susan Boyd Larry Burden Sandy Burns Lynn Bufler Sharon Carrigan Timolhv Carfer Jerri Charham Charles Coleman Sunne Cone Dawn Defrance Terri Dougherly Elaine Eafon Palrick Feller Sharon Guilbeaux Tommy Giroux Glen Goins Deanna Hadley Tom Halfom Larry Harmon Jackie Hayes Mark Hayler Eddie Haselbarlh Bill Herring Chrisfi Hooper Susanne Huckabee Gordon Hyde Julie Jones Alberl Kimball Charmain King Debbie Kohler Barbara Long Becky Lowe Arlene Lucas Vicki Marrin Cheri Mason Phyllis Melchor Janice Milligan Mary Monfgomery Joan Moon Jane? Moore Sue Moore Raymond Munn . . . . . . Presldenf . . Vice-President . . . . .: Secretary Treasurer Reporler Sergeanl'-at-Arms Sponsor George McCullen Johnny McDonald Susan McGinnis Sandra Mclnrosh James McKenzie Cindy Newell Judy Nobley Pennv Nowak Bill Osborne Jimmy Parker Glenda Phillips Frankie Pursley Charles Quinn Carol Ranley Debbie Sawyer Cynfhia Seale Wade Shipman Claudia Slafe Roberl' Slack Wavne Sullender Scarf Tallon Kennelh Train Terri Train Marylin Websfer Tim Williams Becky Windham Liz Windham assi, bbxg Wm What do you mean I only get one paper for thirty kids, moans repre- sentative Donna Bennett. Representative Saundra Neal picks up Beacon 'From staff member Jack Reeves. Student Council Representatives Representatives, Sherry Brrffangree and tam Williams, reed me Eagle Exrre re rheir homerooms. 5 238 1 7 1 H ' I ...,... , -. L,-.s...f...,...N - . -...,-.,.,.. k -vfe-..-4.4-..,., ,x- v. A,.,..,,., we Presidenl, Larry Cauclill, speaks lo represenlalives alooul up- coming plans. Sharon Carrigan calls lhe roll al Sludenl Council meeling. Perform Varied Homeroom Tasks Allernales Joan Abboll' Carolyn Adams David Barnes Donna Bennell' Glen Bondv Linda Boze Kalrhy Brinlee Sherry Buffinglon Sandra Cain Mary Carriqan Cinclv Carroll Gloria Craven David Cross Sleele CuID Krisly Dixon Jimmy Delony Chuck Goode Pam Hager Charloflre Hagler Kelley Hazen Sharon Henderson Tommy Henry Al Henson Brenda Hill Pam Hill Jack Holly Nancy Honig Jeffv Hubbard Eddie Jackson Beverly Jefferson Rulh Jones Jane? Lilllelon Sue Manoussas Sandy McClain Linda Millar Paula Mills Cheryl Morris Linda Muecke Linda Munson Diane Nichols Kenl' Nicholson David Paqe Susan Page Tommy Piclcard Palricia Pills Judy Porler Richard Randle Gary Reichelderfer Mall Reid Joan Rice Jimmy Rogers Sam Sailor Debbie Sawyer Peggy Sayre Vicki Sherrell Dorinda Shook Ricky Shurnan Sieve Shulllesworlh Edilh Simnson Kalhy Sparks Rick Speighl Mark Slubbs Linda Thompson Burqess Trank Sandra Wallace Lonnie Wealherly Sally Weslbrook Farrell Woodard The Snack Bar Serves as a new meeling place for lhe Sluclenl' Council 239 Dwayne Smirh displays his lalenls al an all school assembly. Dwayne Smilh . . . ................. Presldeni Jackie Tuttle ....... Peggy Lambrighi' Jane Benner Mrs. Payne .... . Members Bryan Beck Jane Benner Leslie Blankfield Phyllis Blevins Mike Braden Bob Brooke Mike Brougham Mikey Colin John Dauqhfery Linda Efheredge Jerry Isbell Vice-Presldenl . . . Corresponding Secretary . ..... Recording Secretary Sponsor Peggy Lambrighl' Linda Landis Susan McElroy Gayle Milchell Jerrell Normon Beth Penrak Sharon Priddy Dwayne Smifh Evin Thayer Jackie Tuffle Sidney Wood Thespions Exhibit Gufsfonding Abilities When a siudenl has parlicipaled in a required number of Performing Arls Club produclions, he is eligible for mem- bership in The Thespians. The Thespian Troupe of Pasadena High School helped pro- duce Onions in +he Slew , 'rhe very successful Barrie of The Bands . and look parl in The annual Senior Talenl Show. Deal'h of a Hired Man was presenled by 'lhe Thespians al' Deer Park on April I. Thespians acl our scene from Onions ln The Slew. New members are honored af The Thes- pian inifiafion. Open Houses Highlight O.E.A. Yeor 41? i. , 'vs 4 3 4 The Cooperalive Office Educa lion program, which began I P.l'l.S. lasl year, announced lhal lhe club is being organized on a slale and nalional level and will now be lcnown as The Office Edu calion Associalion of America or O.E.A. All sludenls parlicipahng in l'he program are aulomallcally mem bers of The O.E.A. Achvihes of 'rhis young organizalion included feling graduales of Ihe program from lasl year al a reunion meel ing November I3. 3 . ,, a Q 1 Paula Hillis and Kafhy Campbell serve al' an O.E.A. Open House for 'lhe P.H.S. leachers. OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OF AMERIOG it Kalhy Campbell Rae Goodwin .... Diane Nash ...... Jeanne Lawless Roberl' Willard Phyllis Blevins ..... Nancy Driskell ..... Mrs. 8. Phillips .... Members Linda Blanfon Phyllis Blevins Linda Burkhalfer Kafhy Campbell Diane Coyne Kathleen Culver Marie Depin Nancy Drislfell Jackie Ducharme Rae Goodwin Sandra Graham Kay Hall Linda Har? Paula Hillis Sandra Hool' res en Vlce-President .... Secrefary Treasurer Parllamenlarlan . .. . . ..... Reporfer Hisforlan Sponsor Emily Kramer Jeanne Lawless Connie Lawson Ginqer Linscombe Barbara Lusk Tommie Morlon Diane Nash Lana Parker Connie Lawson. Linda l-larl. Jeanne Lawless, and Kalhy Culver-parlicipale in iob inferviews. Shirley Pills Malfie Porter Marcella Ramsey Sandra Sesser Glenda Smilh Slephen Summers Linda Ulechl' Roberf Willard O.E.A. Sweelhearf Mallie Porler Y.F.C. Encouroges Spiriruol Growth Al Williams informs Y.F.C. members aboui' iulure spealcers. Youih for Chrisi is a non-denominaiional club ihai seeks 'ro encourage siuclenis in iheir Chrisiian service and siuclies. As- sisiecl by Mr. Clark, ihese slrudenis enioy preseniing skiis ancl musical programs. Guesi speakers also play an imporiani parl- in The club's aciiviiies. Y.F.C. aciively par- 'ricipalres in ihe funciions of The Youih for Chrisi oi Greaier l-lousion. Having no de- finile membership, 'rhe Y.F.C. organizaiions is open io all siuclenis. Presidenl' Gene Slack and members lisien while Mr. Clark relaies news abou? fhe Y.F.C. hayricle beginning in Kaiy. Reverend Roland Hill enlighiens Y.F.C. mem bers. Gene Sfack .... AI Williams .... '. Gary Hopson Karhy Sparks .... Sandra Wilson . . . .. . .. Presidenf . . . . . Vice-Presidenf Secretary Song Leader RUH1 PUS'f6i0SkY .... Social Chairman Sand W d v oo Carolyn Murphy Janel' Liiileion .. Mr. N. E. Clark Devoiionaf Chairman Publiciiy Chairman Sponsor s Q 1 ll . . ' ' my Marsha Jeanes reads The Junior Hislorian, a magazine which is issued 'l'o each Hislory Club member when lhey ioin. Mike Barmore .... Gloria Craven .. Sue Moore Susan Hill .... Jackie Gore .... . Ross Schreck ...... Marcia Lampin .... Mr. Thomas Baccaro Members Michelle Amason Ray Barriess Mike Barmore Pam Barlula Debbie Bray Teresa Bridqes Cecil Burkhaller Charloile Carpenfer Jennifer Cales Kennefh Corley Dennis Copeland Gloria Craven Cathy Dill Susan Duke James Durdin Linda Elheredge Phyllis Ferris Eric Fosier Linda Franklin Edmond Gille Tanva Gille Jackie Gore Roberf Grenes Sharon Guilbeaux Barbara Haqerman Tom Hallom Freddy Harbison Eddie Haselbarih Jo-Ann Haselbarih John Hill Linda Hill Pam Hill Susan Hill Jay Holomon Daryl Hynson Kalhv Jaeschke Marcia Jeanes Lynn Johnson Cindy Kinqsfon Gene Kinney . ..... President . . . Vice-Presidenl' . Treasurer .... Reporier . . . . Hlsforlan . ..... . . .... Secrefa ry Sponsor Frank Kresch Marsha Lampin Tommy Lampin Bruce Leamon Melissa Lee Mark Lemons Jerrv Lewis Charles Lindsey Diane Lusk Tommy Markham Janice Marshall Guv Melcher Marv Sue Meneley Sandra McClain Joe Mchlull Adelaide Miller Lawrence Moore Susan Mcore Bobbv Morris Jerri Morris Linda Nelson Pal' Pafnesky Jimmy Pills Leslie Reber Richard Randall Carmine Russell Renne Sabanos Peggy Sayre Fran Scalise Ross Schreck Debbie Seale Kay Shannon Vickie Show Earl Smifh Debbie Slarl' Sherrv Tafar Sarah Turner Linda While Gordon Wallers Waller Walfers Maralyn Warren History Club Founded in i967 Eric Fosier, former presidenl, congralulales Mike Barmore and his slale of officers on lheir eleclion. A new opporluniiy was presenied sludenls in Seplember when hislory leachers an- nounced plans for lhe 'firsl Hislory Club al P.H.S. Associaled wilh lhe Nalional Junior Hislorical Sociely, 'rhe club was composed ol over eighly aclive members. Al lhe firsi rneelings of ihe club, which slressed local and slale hislory, color slides were shown. As lheir firsl social aclivilry. a Q :ia parly was held al' Diamond Alkali, where 1-V,-PJ officers were announced. The club parlici- pared in several field lrips during 'rhe year, including irips lo Hunlsville and 'rhe Ala- bama-Coushalla lndian Reservalion. 321555 .'., v fgfsrf' .. , fi.. As 9 ,n. 9 ,uma .. . v . ,,,5hD:' - -. ,. -V., A ,Q ,- L4 s 2 3 E A Big Year for KL , XX r X 'I' ,',, . MQ,,,L: .. ' , f X X.. , I I ,.. , K, -. u, , L., We've Got The Spirit Because of an accident Sandy Burns was side- ' A lined for 'rhe remainder of 'rhe season. l A als.,-,.f -, BF x XA, D , PENNY NOWAK BARBARA BILNOSKI LONNIE WEATHERLY Head Cheerleader ONNIE WILSON Head Cheerleader J 7 .. . k,:.z,,,M ,..,f erre FREDDY HARBISON ,QNX - ff 0, .-11,1 T HF , , f 1 qu. X ,L 5,3211-g',ff1. - ,K - 4 3' Thof A Great Team Needs! I 1-If i966 Pasadena Eagles ,- ..,. . . , , , . , ,. ..-.. . A , ,U . - . 1 .xklqm .-. ,,,. . , M 5. . - BoHom Row: Craig Russell, Sr., Roberr Hendricks, Mgr., Johnny Suiion, Sr., Gary Clark, Sr.. Dubby Burkland, Sr., Wayne May- field, Sr., Mark Hayfer, Sr. Gary Glover Sr., Bill Pairick, Jr. Second Row: David Page, Sr., Lanny While, Jr., Rono Richardson, Jr.. Mike Copeland, Sr., Johnny Hill, Sr., Lonnie Goodman, Sr.. Ronald Mowery, Sr. Third Row: Eddie Haselbarih, Jr., Sieve Kerbow, Soph.. Jimmy Pi++s, Jr., Ronnie Willingham, Jr., Ricky Worrhingron, Jr., Thomas Risinger, Sr., Tommy Cromeens, Sr., Sammy Phillips, Sr. Fourih Row: Larry Caudill, Sr., Champ Traylor, Jr., Tommy Henry, Sr., David Camden, Sr., Sieve Smiih, Soph., Gene Slack, Sr.. Jimmy Sfeininqer, Jr., Eddie Fosfer, Soph. Fiffh Row: Sianley Goode, Jr., Jimmy Hull, Sr., Sam Sailor, Sr., Bill McGraw, Sr., Mike Siewarr, Sr., Pal' Norville, Jr., Harold Rogers, Jr., James Bezdek, Sr., Bruce Dowdy, Sr., David Angie, Sr. SEASON RECORD Pasadena ........ II S. F. Ausrin ..... Pasadena ........ II Galena Park .... Pasadena ........ I3 Deer Park ...... Pasadena ........ 23 BaII I'Iigh ...... Pasadena ........ I4 Texas Ciiy ...... Pasadena .... .. 6 La Marque .... . Pasadena .... .. 9 Sam Rayburn Pasadena . . .... I3 Bayiown ...... .. Pasadena .... .. O Pasadena ........23 Souih I IousIon Brazospori' ...... Ouarierback Sam Saiior dives 'For Iirsi' down Eagles Split Openers Afier Iwo weeks of summer woricours and one scrimmage wiih Pori Arrhur, Ihe I966 Pasadena Eagles were confronred wiih a probiem which had loiagued Ihe I965 'ream-a Iong Iis'r of in- iuries. EIeven piayers were benched wi'rh eiiher minor or maior iniuries inciuding junior I-IaroId Rogers, who was sidelined for I'he enrire season, and Ieiierman Ronny Wiliingham, who aIso saw Iimiied acrion. Bur all was noi' Iosrl The veI'eran Eagies, held Iogerher by a sirong defense and numerous rolls of rape, managed +o spiii Jrhe pre-disirici games wirh an II-O vic'Iory over S. F. Ausiin and an I8-II defeaf from cross-channel rival Gaiena Park. Eagle defense proves rough aqainsf Gaiena Park. F5 'N- g , v- A six if ip at . 61 A 'T . s ... , sb x 'X 'U - I f 'Lh' Y ' it Eagle Sam Sailor looks on as haltbaclc Lanny White goes tor short gain. Eogles Struggle For Little Southwest Conference Title Would you believe Pat Norville l88l made the taclcle? The District I2-4-A championship proved to be as hard to obtain as all the sportswriters had predicted. The deciding game ot the Little Southwest Conterenceu turned out to be the contlict between Pasadena and Brazosport. That rainy homecoming night saw the Eagles hold the state ranlced Exporters tor three quarters to a O-O score. ln the last quarter the Eagles seem- ingly stopped the last Exporter drive by re- covering a tumble, but due to a call which the otticials admitted stumped all rule boolcs, Brazosport was presented with the ball and a tield position tor the winning score. As a result, the Eagles toolq second place in dis- trict rankings with a 6-2 district record. Pasadena! Mike Copeland sfops a Tiger shori' of goal. Eagles Eagle Johnny SuH'on demonsfrafes shoesfring fackle. 1 MB. Q7 f 4' 15.1 , i 1 - xl f gin 'ZX 3 K j Eagle pass profecfion proves vi+al in Ball High encounlrer. Halfback Lanny Whife evades Texan on Jrouchdown romp. .nw Eogles First In City ond District Honors The I966 I2-4A All District Team chosen by area sportswriters was dominated this year by the Pasadena Eagles. Nine ot the I I Eagles chosen placed on either ottense or defense while Bruce Dowdy and Larry Caudill placed both ways. The other members included guards, Dubby Burkland, Rono Richardson, and Ronald Ivlowery: ends, David Angie and Jimmy I'IuII: center, Mike Copland: linebacker, Champ Traylorg and backs, Lanny White and Tony Concialdi. er make going rough tor Eagle haltback Lanny White, Pasadena players also comprised the maior- ity ot the All-City grid team. All II ot the All-District team members made their respec- tive positions. In addition to these, Pat Nor- ville and Thomas Risinger received ottensive honorable mention. Included in the detensive honorable mentions were Pasadena players Johnny Sutton and Johnny I-IiII. Totaled up, the Eagle list ot AII-City members was I5. This number exceeded both Sam Rayburn's and South I'Iouston's. .. --.,.-W ,- if Coleman, Charles Jones. Dennis Kimball. Alberl' Luelhke, Larry McKenzie. James Mi+chell. Jack Birlchel. Mike Bondy, Glen Byrd. Tommy Caslillo. Genaro Coach Slephens Junior Varsity Team Adrian, Mike Andrews. Larry Avant Carroll Barmore, Mike Barnes, David Moon, Merle Morehead, Wes Osborne. John Pay. Mike Pierce, Frank Randle, Richard Shuman, Ricky Spilman. Curfis Sulrlon. Craig Wallers, Gordon Sophomore Teom Second Row Coach Hollis Herring Byus Armsirong Holi Lube Gilmore, Coach McCarley. Fourih Row Brlzendme Schneider Bailey Wallace Burkhalfer Lewis. Freshmon Teom Boffom Row: Donaldson, Cafes. Hunier Goen. Murphy, Traylor. Row Two: Coach Webb. Williams, Slack Dye, Allred, Daniels. Foree, Coach Bryan Row Three: Rogers, Caudill. Bryant Train Rayion. Campbell. Row Four: Munn. Johnson. Johnson, Childress Branch. Rislcie. Row Five: Smiih, Twi'f'ry, Graham, Shuffle- worfh, Lainir. Row Six: Milles. Holloway, Powell, Goode Meyers, Randall. Row Seven: Masfers. Briqhfwell. Wiggins. fir T966-67 Pasadena Varsity Basketball Team Coach McCarley Ralph Carler Larry I-lar'r Jimmy l-lull Jimmy Parker Gary Boeger Thomas Wilkinson Kenl' Nicholson Wayne McPhaul Don Tompkins David Williamson Sammy Phillips Ronnie Willingham X-Q Jimmy Hull goes high Tor rebound. I ' .J ATTer a slow sTarT, losing Their TirsT Three sea- son games, The Eagles won Their nexT Two games and macle a Trip To The BelTon Tourna- menT where They won a consolaTion Trophy wiTh Ralph CarTer malcing All Tourney Team. Back home. The Eagles enTered The San JacinTo TournamenT winning The TirsT Two games, buT losing To AusTin in The Third game. During The nexT Ten games, The Eagles won Tour, Their big vicTory over Deer Park in Triple overTime being The mosT exciTing game. This leTT Pasadena wiTh a Ten and ThirTeen record. sTarTing zone play. SEASON RESULTS OVERALL RECORD I9 WINS-I5 LOSSES Pasadena OpponenTs Pasadena OpponenTs GalvesTon . . . 59 48 Milby ....... ..... . 54 Lee ....... 56 Jones ......... .... 8 5 Memorial ... 87 SouTh HousTon .... . . . .57 Milby ....... 48 WorThing ..... .... 6 I Lamar ....... 49 Texas CiTy .... .... 5 2 AusTin JohnsTon 52 GalvesTon ..... .... 4 5 S. A. JeTTerson 55 'SouTh l'lousTon . . .... 52 BelTon ....... 52 'BayTown ...... .... 5 3 Spring Woods 62 'Sam Rayburn . . . . . . .54 Norfh Shore .. 8I LaMarque ....... .... 5 8 Deer Park . . . 60 'BayTown STerling . . . . . .58 AusTin ....... 68 'SouTh l'lousTon .. . .. . .57 PorT ArThur . . . 72 'BayTown ...... . . . .60 Aldine ...... 40 'Sam Rayburn .... .... 4 8 Deer Park .. . 67 LaMargue ........ . . . .59 JeTT Davis . . . 70 'BayTown STerling . . . . . . .56 WalTrip . . . Ralph Carier missed . . . again? Would You Believe?? D . . Don Tompkins dunlced if? Ronnie Willingham has complele confrol of +l1e ball? Jimmy Parker Tips one in. Ecigles Finish Second In Zone Ploy Will iT go in? Tompkins, Car-Ter and Hull are waiTing To see. Ralph CarTer arches one high Tor Two poinTs. Pre-season TavoriTes To Tinish high in Their zone, The Eagles made The experTs look righT as They sTarTed disTricT play like a TireTruck look- ing Tor a Tire To puT ouT. BuT BayTown had oTher ideas as They Turned on The waTer and dousecl The Eagle's TeaThers. The spark was sTill There, Though, and The Tire grew as The Eagles kepT Teeding Ducks, and Texans, and Troians To The growing Tlame. Then The Texans puT ouT The Eagle's blaze and hopes Tor a zone cham- pionship. as They beaT The Eagles in The second round. Pasadena Tinished second in The zone race wiTh a Tive won and Two losT record. All District ond All Zone Teoms Chosen Three members of The varsiiy baskelrball ieam received places on norih zone and disirici' reams. Ralph carier, chosen for firsf feam All Zone, was voied firsi Team All Disirici' by Jrhe coaches and second feam All Dislrici by ihe sporis wrirers. Also receiving honors were Jim- my Parker and Ronnie Willingham, who were chosen second ieam All Zone. Willingham sfrilces again! Junior Vorsify Builds For Nexf Yeor Lefi' fo Righf: Sreve Nelson, Sieve Grimes, Keiih Moore. James Mc Kenzie. Larry Clark, Coach McKinley, Ray Bareiss, Eddie Fosier, Danny Slurm, Kelley Hazen. Freshman Teams Willingham blocks shol' buf A Team: Top Row. Pal' Smilh, Kerry McGrew, Bill Smilh, Allen Childers, Dan Daniels, Coach Sfephens. BoH'om Row. Mall' Reed, Bobby Randall, Ronnie Foree. B Team: Top Row. Gary Rush- inq, John Hull, Kellh Johnson, Ronnie Donahu, Coach Slephens. Bo'Hom Row. David Bond, Thomas Welch, Larry Burden, Glenn Goen. 5' fif. . 1' , -5 'ff ,I ' 1 A., - f , . fi Brehnan Jerry Basketball C ,fic J neerleoders Varsity Track i 967 if dau ff5ii 1 f , Q ,K ., , ,.. 5. 'k f ' ag we i I ..,, r . .,, . M f '- 1 ,A-41, I . Q2 5' , ,Mapa W 'M l ' 1 i ., I ' f' Am ta' Q wi is L. 'H f I 7 1 f ' A is 1 , i J ,H ag 'ENB X aw' A2 Y' 'W 1 W r wg 4' , B i , 4 fb fm v l f Q' I 6 Z fu X w lm: 1 at A, fa li as f' ,Q V- : Aj 5 , 1' A' is E as t 8 Q V 1 ' f 4. 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Middle: Barney Reynolds, Ricky Meyers. Corky Williamson, Bill Palrick, Steve Kerbow, James McKenzie, Bill LaCaze. Ronnie Willingham. BoHom: Bill Herring, Lee Milligan, Darrell Deharl, Billy Pare, Gailyn Wells, Craig Russell. Eddie Haselbarih, Gary Glover. Four Eagles Reach Regionals Roberi' E. Lee of Bayfown played Uhosl' for +he 1967 However, iunior Pal' Norville was no'r 'ro be ouldone I2 4-A Dislrici' Track Meer which saw four Eagles by his learn male. Par managed 'ro accumulafe a advance 'ro rhe Regionals. firsl' in Jrhe IZO yard high hurdles and a record of 39.5 in Jrhe 330 yard inrermediare hurdles. Olrher Senior JlmmY Hull man5Qed 5 new hl9h lump rec- Eagle 'rraclcslers who placed second and will also Ord Will' 5 leap Ol 6 feel and 4 inches- advance ro The Regionals are senior Larry Caudill and iunior Slranley Goode. LeH 'lo righf: Larry Caudill, Pat Norville, Stanley Goode. Jimmy Hull. l i F' l A Eogle Trocksfers Action if 'QW' m so ff fl Jimmy Hull shows form +ha+ won him a fiffh place In 'Phe sfafe meef. James McKenzie shows compefifion vauli' ,mm....-.Mr 'V 4 B oks Doughiie puis 6 O POW S S O . V My gf dyifh H1 hi Shof Puffers Show Off Eagle Baseball Team i967 Lg fl I BoHom Row: Mike Adrian. Harold Rogers. Lanny Whi+e, Dwighf Puckeff, David Page. Second Row: Guy Melcher, Rudy Sladecek. Jimmy Sleininger, Wes Morehead, Alberl Kimball, Jimmy PiH's. Third Row: Sfanley Goode, Tommy Henry, Bill Smifh, Champ Traylor, Doug Leifesie, Tommy Cromeens. Fourfh Row: Sam Sailor. Edmon Tipfon, Coach Webb. i,l1 iiil i'li While, Sranley Goode, Champ Traylor Jimmy PiHs, and Alberl' Kimball, slarled ou'I' Iilce 'Ihey were heading for slale. They won nine of Iheir firsl' 'ren games, Ihen Ihey wenI' inlo a small slump, losing four in a I I row. The Eagle nine sfarled Zone play wilh a nine and 'Four record and high hopes of The Eagle baseball Team. led by Lanny pf' L., Iwi, a cIis'rric'r championship. fr 'fl K ,gm My. , Goode picks off opponenf af firsf base. W QQFPN. Alberf Kimball pafienfly awaiis pi+ch 'wr ' x 4 151 Iwi' Season Record I8 wins 9 losses 'Zone Games Pasadena Opponenls Pasadena OPPONENTS 5 SI. Thomas . I ' 2 Soulh I-Iouslon 7 Milby ...... 3 Clear Creek . 4. I4 Reagan .... I3 Bishop Burns . 4 Wesrbury .. 0 Foresl' Park .. 9 Galena Parlc 4- Soulh Park .. 6 Milby ..... ' 2 Baylown Lee 8 Spring Branch 3' 4- Sam Rayburn 7 Deer Park .. ' 3 Sou'rh I-Iouslon 2 Sam HousI'on ' O Baylown Lee 3 Galena Park 'I' 8 Sam Rayburn 2 Sam Rayburn 8 LaMarque O Baylown Lee 'II Baylown Slerling O Brazosporl' .. ' 4 Baylown Slerling ,. . 'Ta v- V ' ' fi , , . ,,,,.d-f- 1 - .c , ll, ,K.k I gs' ' I ' x an g g 4, X K T ,gf A ifllmfiz 7'29' A A H The bench discusses slralegy while game proceeds. While delivers nexl pilch. Eogles Ploce Second in Zone Allhough Jrhe Eagles loolced impressive The firsl' half of +he season. 'rhey had To se'r'rle for second place in zone. bowing our To Bay+own Lee. They slarled dis'rric+ play losing lheir firsl' l'wo games. They lhen sel- Jrled down and only losl one of Their ree maining six games. They finished zone play wilh a live won and 'rhree los? record. Jimmy Sfeininger is noi' quife fas+ enough. In lalre May, four Eagles caprured zone or disfricr honors, wi+h Two gaining posilions on loolh Teams. Shorfsfop Champ Traylor wi'rh a .364 baf- Hng average and oullielder Tommy Henry, a senior who baldred .4l2. were named +0 bolh All Zone and All Dislricl +eams. All Zone credifs also wenl' lo Slanley Goode, lirsl baseman wifh a .308 average. and pilcher Lanny While, who had a 2-0 win-loss record. . Q ' fs Yi , Sfanley Goode gels ready 'ro make a pu'r out X YQ Qxki Eagle runner fouches firsf base afler gelfing a hir. W, S: WWA x 1 K' 1 IO! Lanny While prepares To deliver nexl' pilch. Pasadena Golf Team 7967 Top Row: Lefi' fo righh Coach Jack Fink, Frank Kresch, Bobby Morris, Bob Springer, John Woody. BoHom Row: Lefi' io righf: Nick Aderholf, Paul DeCarrie, Ed Price, Webb McEvoy, James Woody. 274 Eogle Golfers Putted Out of District Meet The P.H.S. golt team, coached by Jack Fink, had its ups and downs, but made an improvement on last year's record. Atter practicing during the tirst semes- ter ot school, the team was prepared tor the start ot the season. They practiced nearly every day at several ot the golt courses in the near vicinity. such as Glenn- ,f ' brook, Texaco, and Brock. The team had high hopes tor i the district tournament atter early victories over Sam Rayburn. Baytown Lee and Sterling. However. the team was not able 'to win the district tournament at Galves- ton. although they did make a good showing. They 'Found most ot their ditticulties on the green, missing almost eighteen putts. The team lost tour senior mem- t ,-i!. W 4 0-Flag, 'fgsifiift bers. but there are hopes tor a good season next year fyv-5.51141 ' hp, ',- ,, ' ' Y V :ff1g4if:-,f with two returning lettermen. Webb McEvoy putts in tor his par 4. I966 golf lettermen: i Top Row, Bob Springer. Bobby Morris. Wcody ,-oughsu if, Bottom Row, Webb McEvoy. Paul DeCarrie, John Woody . .Lf M. . --...,. A C' Lu W '. ' ,humid ' Q 1 -s - ,- vke- . A I , 'ffl sys ,Wil . I.. .. A l r Eagle Tennis Teams f Q ,W . ,, T f x ,, , f . 'IV ' I . , N T T NL js L , - ,V M xi k,ZL Bacl: Row: Lefl' fo Righ+: Frank Isaac. Larry Tyree, John Hunler, Darryl Craig. Second Row: Coach Roehrick, Eric Fosler, Jim Sfaugh, Bill Kelly, Eddie Slouglwron, Larry Riley, Froni Row: Gary Farmer, Paul Skripka. Top Row Barbara Caudill Lou Wlwifworllw Judy Glazener Gayle Guilbeaux Q nv BoHom Row Teresa Bridges Linda Munson my x ,Q l, Sfefani Davis H ' 1 , ix, ,l Q , -, , J, Sally Wesfbroolc 5 s T T was QQ' ,. , , l.- . 1 ' , :Fx - ' ' ' - 4' 'Zw?'3'si, it A ' if A - T ,. 'T if vs1'5.:?g1fIrzQx ' si 'T l A , f X x, 5 -99- my f l , l a 2 2 ii i l' ,-5 ,,,,.' r- f A . ? I I y ,K . an a I :VVS X 'nz 1 T f X , X V1 at X ll lrrk V7 aw ' lin :HY 'Q ,J Court Action Builds Coordinotion Eagle Swimming Team 7967 mmm m mm - - ' V Agzy, L, , 'fl , v '-If ' Top Row: Mike Duncan, Craig Gibbs, John Dees, Coy Jennings, Jim Dees, Gary Smifh, Coach Monfgomery. Middle: Rober+ Garreff, Richard Davis, Mark Dorsey, Brian Geaslin,Mii:e McKinney. BoH'om: Miicheii Phoenix, Paui Geasiin, Peier Dieiz, James Menger. PERSONAL! TIES i Sfudenf Body Procloims ldeol The Triendly laugh and bubbling per- sonaliTy oT Frankie Pursley greaTly in- Tluenced her elecTion as Miss P.l-LS. For The Three years oT her high school career she has served as a class sec- reTary and aTTer Three years as a rep- resenTaTive oT The STudenT Council, she was elecTed reporTer. She was also a member oT The A Cappella Choir and acTive in F.T.A, work. Her oTher honors included RoTary Ann, Home- coming Queen TinalisT, and Miss Mer- ry ChrisTmas. ln The all-school elec- Tion, sTudenTs recognized Frankie's award-winning gualiTies and voTed her Miss P.l-LS. ' Larry Caudill, This year's STudenT Body President was selecTed Mr. P.l'l.S. Besides leading The STudenT Council, he is also a member oT The lnTeracT club. N.l-LS.. and SporTs Edi- Tor of The yearbook. T-le was a re- cipienT oT The Academic Excellence Award and chosen by The TaculTy Tor RoTarian. Besides being in The upper Third oT his class, Larry has been ex- Tremely acTive in sporTs. ln his iunior and senior years. Larry was chosen as MosT Valuable Player and selecTed Tor The All-CiTy and All-DisTricT TooT- ball Teams. In his senior year he served as one oT The Tri-capTains oT The Var- siTy and was raTecl All-American. Be- ing one oT The mosT ouTsTanding play- ers in Texas, Larry has been picked To play in The Big 33 game in Hershey, Pennsylvania, and has received a Tull scholarship To The UniversiTy oT Tex- as. His abiliTy in shoT-puT also makes him a valuable asseT To The Track Team. Truly, Larry is an ideal Eagle, deserv- ing The TiTle oT Mr. P.H.S. 282 Mr. and Miss P.H.S. Frankie Pursley Larry Coudill 3 -. 1-Q AF! 1...-7 ,l,:g w ff r 'x r X X '41 , 1 N. , r If AZLQAEEEE5' x -4 2 95. ,-iss by L J . X ,,.,.hL ' r' 1 . MQ:-' .. rx' ff 'f,'3 P A WFf'4'r 'A --'M 7' -f f ' w aw ,'uf.f'r rf 'X rM'g4 . 152.-' -f, ffihf - lf yyffq' '. -,,r,M..-14Q15,3m'fh1v r':4'i.,-11.2.50 f' 4 H 5 it I QV S , A f ff-3,1 ' fx 'GLY kb Q' fx i- ' , 4 'mivfai '.v 1'-'Z' frfsfl . ,W f' ', ' 'af l Q' . .1 V -s' V. 'lf N 283 Rain Dompens Score, But Homecoming Queen Fincilisfs Barbara Brighrens Spirits Eagles fo Sfafe and Green Power echoed in fhe halls and minds of P.H.S. sfudenfs fhrough November 6. Suddenly-every- one realized fhaf wifh Homecoming a weelc away dafes musf be made, mums ordered. rooms decorafed, and Welcome Exes signs exhibifed. On fhe evenfful day, alumni came baclc fo fhe campus fo see changes in buildings. afmosphere. and feachers. Former sfudenfs regisfered in fhe foyer and mef I966 Home- coming Queen finalisfs Barbara Bilnoslci, Franlcie Pursley. and Connie Wharfon. Af fhe affernoon pep rally honoring exes, fhe finalisfs and fheir escorfs, Donnie Wilson, Burgess Tranlc, and Laddie Crawford, were presenfed before an approving audience. Alfhough rain dampened fhe field and sfadium, Eagle spirifs were af fheir zenifh. Affer a scoreless firsf half, fhe nervous finalisfs and fheir escorfs walked ouf on fhe field fo The Shadow of Your Smile played soffly by fhe band. Affer a few anxious momenfs, Joe Ford of KNUZ announced Barbara Bilnoslci l966 Homecoming Queen. Being a cheerleader for fwo years. Barbara's enfhusiasm for fhe feam is synonymous wifh her cheerleading acfivifies. 4' 9 K Jackie Copeland, l965 Homecoming Queen, congrafulafes 'rhe fearful Barbara during fhe foggy halflime ceremonies. Copocify Crowd Cheers Judges' Choice On November I7 a panel of feachers had narrowed fhe field of fifly confesfanfs fo fwvenfy-six for fhe I967 Mosf Beaufiful Pageanf. On December 9 five iudges, Joe Ford. disc ioclcey: Diane Graff. model: Sue Hughes. columnisf: Sally Warner. feacher: and James Johnson, alumni: found fhe iob difficulf. They iudged fhe fwenfy-six af a sfreef clofhes judging on poise. Afferwards each iudge had a chance fo meef each of fhe fwenfy-six confesfanfs personally and evaluafe her personalify. ln fhe evening fhe Sevenfh Annual Mosf Beaufiful Pageanf was presenfed by fhe PASADENIAN sfaff wifh Mr. Jim Massey emceeing fhe formal evenf, Each girl appeared before fhe iudges and a full house. The semi-finalisfs were being announced when Sandra Wilson was changing info her sfreef clofhes. Hearing her number, she quickly changed info her formal fo complefe fhe sef of semi-finalisfs. Affer infermission fhe finalisfs, Linda Clemenfs, Sandy Burns. Cheryl Morris, Paulla Parker. Sandra Wilson. and Cynfhia Vance were announced. Each was allowed fo piclc a quesfion and gain poinfs for fhe fifle. Affer fhe final fally, Sandra Wilson was crowned I967 Mosf Beaufiful. Lindo Sondy Cheryl Sandro Poullci Cynfhio Clements Burns Morris Wilson Porker Vonce Most Beautiful - 1967 'US 1 W 1 s Valenti ne Court ig ix 16. f fy LIND --.-,-Q-.1-7' UlL Reveals Talented Eagles --N x., i i Unive rs i+y ln+e rsclwolaslic Leag ue U.l.L. Maxine Herndon ............ 3rd, Girls' Persuasive Leslie Blanlcfield .... 3rd, Girls' Poe'l'ry ln'I'erpre+a'rion Kennelh Train ........ 3rd, Boys' Prose ln+erpre+a+ion Susan Epslein .......... ls'l', Girls' Exfemporaneous Speaking in Disfricf, Regional, Sfafe Susan Epslein represenfed Texas ai' +l1e na- Joe Kuebler' .... lS'l', Slide Rule in Dis+ric'l', Regional 3rd, S+a+e 'rional speech compeiilion. N Joe Kuebler is +he fasfesf slide-rule inflhe Wesf. Would you believe +l'ie Hwird iaslesf? Joe 'roolc lhird in 'Phe sfaie. Roy Webb .... Alan Delafield John Ellon . .. Diana Firmin .. . 2nd, Slide Rule 3rd, Slide Rule . .. 4'l'l'l, Slide Rule 3rd, Journalism 289 l l I 1 . l u l I l A-7 -vv , -vvvv-1-v---'v The Exchanqe Club of Houslon announced Gene Slack Boy ol lhe Monlh. Susan Epslein affended 'lhe Speech Worlrshop al' Norlhwesfern Universily for oufsfanding speech sfudenfs across fhe nafion. Among fha characferislics which qualified Sharon Car- riqan for 'lhe DAR award were scholarship. dependabili- ly. leadership, and service. Extrcicurriculor Activities Reworded As in every other high school. many students here participate in extracurricular activities: however, tew students receive just rewards tor spending their extra time atter the regular' school day is ended. Outside the campus, various organiza- tions recognize the outstanding participants and bestow on them awards and privileges. These students surely deserve the honors placed on them by their constant ettort to make P.l-l.S. greater. L wr gi, 2,51 g L '3' it r , l with .yyi i Sharon Priddy studied extensively last summer in the Math Seminar sponsored by the National Science Foundation at Texas AEM. 'Y 1 Wfvxlf 1 .f '7 N., f 'V'-'aye' 4, ,U Barbara Hagerman and Eric Foster were chos- en to attend I967 Girl's and Boy's State in Austin. ff4i'- '-4 af it 5 s il vm , uf, A 'Ss qi 1 . ,fs . N' P-Qek, 12' Y. .QV 29I X 41 Serving as Ciiy Councilman for 'ihe day were Floyd McGlo1'hlin. Susan Epsiein, Sharon Carrigan, Johnny Suilon, Bur- gess Tranlc, Gene Sfaclc, and Sammy Phillips. Bernd DiHrich's masfery of 'ihe German language wins him an award. 292 I Highesi' ranking Sophomores were Larry Morfon, Tommy Waison Peggy Lambrighf, and Jlohn Ellon. Highesf ranking junior, Parry NNa- sek. slands second from +he left College-Bound Students Receive Scholarships David Angie .... Betty Boike ..... Floyd Burden .. Dubby Burkland Ralph Carter .... Larry Caudill . Kenneth Corley Kathie Culver . John Daugherty Bruce Dowdy .. Larry Hart ..... Mark Hayter .... Tommy Henry .. Paula Hillis .... Jimmy Hull Frank Jeanes .. Athletic Scholarship to Navarro Jr. College Mary Gibbs Jones Scholarship Band Scholarship to University of Houston Athletic Scholarship to Navarro Jr. College Athletic Scholarship to Lamar Tech Athletic Scholarship to University ot Texas Pilot Club Scholarship to San Jacinto O.E.A. Scholarship Music Scholarship to Sam Houston State Athletic Scholarship to Texas Tech Athletic Scholarship to Tarleton State John Black Memorial Scholarship Pasadena's TSTA Scholarship McMahan School of Stenotyping Scholarship Athletic Scholarship to University ot Texas Freshman Scholarship to University of Texas: Women's Auxiliary of the American Institute ot Mining-Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers, Inc. Janet Littleton .... ........................ T ilman B. White Scholarship, Mila Lockhart .... Barbara Lusk .. Susan McGinnis Diane Nash ....... Paulla Parker .... Mattie Porter . Sharon Priddy . Frankie Pursley Carol Ranly ..... ...... Thomas Risinger Mary Gibbs Jones Scholarship Texas Education Agency Scholarship Soroptimist Scholarship P.T.A. Scholarship J. W. Leavesley and Sons Scholarship Band Scholarship to University of Texas Elks Scholarship, O.E.A. Scholarship Full Academic Scholarship to Rice University P.T.A. Scholarship Pasadena Policemen's Wives Scholarship .. Athletic Scholarship to Texas Lutheran College Roseanne Scott .... Pasadena Classroom Teachers Association Scholarship, Pasadena Reading Club Scholarship Donna Shelley Southmore Hospital Scholarship to University of Houston Drew Smith ...................... Art Scholarship to San Jacinto College Mary Stiles .... Full Scholarship to Walter Reed Army Institute of Nursing Johnny Sutton .......................... Signal Oil and Gas Scholarship Burgess Trank ................. ...,....... A rmco Community Scholarship Robert Trimble ..., Printing Education Scholarship to University ot Houston Sherry Vaughn ...... Soroptimist Scholarship, Humble Oil and Refining Company Secretarial Scholarship to Massey Business College OPTIMISTS Sammy Phillips Floyd McGlo+hlin Johnny McDonald Georqe McCullen Laddie Crawford Andy Smallwood ROTARIANS Larry Caudill Jimmy Hull Floyd Burden Gene Slack Burqess Trank LIONS Tommy Henry Gene S'l'ack Burqess Trank ROTARY ANNS Sharon Carriqan Barbara Bilnoski Roseanne Scoil' Frankie Pursley Cheryl Morris Sharon Carrigan and Gene Slack receive books 'for The Danforih Award. lim. Q. ' if Cheryl Morris won lhe Champion Good Cilizenship Award on The basis of her achievemenfs bolh in 'lhe school and our. Pal' Feller won lhe Bausch and Lomb Award for his achieve- menrs in science. Mark Hayler received fhe firsi' John Black Memorial scholarship given by lhe Sludenf Council. High School Coreers Culminofecl of Senior Doy Assembly Burgess Tranlc racked up awards such as fhe American Chemical So- ciefy Award, Boy of fhe Monlh, and fhe Elliol M. See. Jr., Memorial Award. To be selecled as a member in 'rhis lcnown as Who's Who is one ol: Jrhe awards a gradualring senior can re ree of Jreachers selecls a sfudenl' in whose excellence is aparl from 'rhe milrlree chooses lhe s1'uden+ on The erness +o learn, willingness To desire lo excel more Jrhan sides lhe scheduler: l V. denrs have f-M479- acriviries. ln Jrhis seclion is an player, a 'Valenlrine Queen, Jrwo ,lss wi-weporler, all ling uish Han .'llll'l speaker l 1 N! 2 's group COI'Tl1'i BBQ- V 9 . slu 296 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Larry Ccudill i Q, tx PASADENIAN EDITCR Ginger Bryon BEACON EDITCDR .lonef Lifflefon mvw'-W A X , E .. ft 5 fi 9225 SCIENCE Victor Vlohakos 300 1 Q sv J 5 iw HSE ux u:,-Ucxfilfp-gfxl wg QQ K .M w Q ' x .15 FR. Ar' new .J FOREIGN LANGUAGE Donna Coin 30l ENGLISH Milo Lockhart MATHEMATICS Burgess Trunk C GMMERC IAL Diane Nash SOCIAL STUDIES Susan Epstein A x weicome YD sadena A , a Z ,. .AQ .mvcsss 1 5 1, mewswm CENTER g Year for iw-4-M Hn ,J ff-Q flammabl- THAT'S RIGHT , . 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Soulh Texas Lumber . . Slar Engraving Co. . . T.S.O. ............... . Thomason Bros. Jewelry . .. Walker's Men's Wear Whalaburger ........ Willingham Rambler . Page .....336 .....3l8 .....320 .308 . ..... 3I4 .....3I7 .....3Il . ..... 327 . ..... 3lI .3l3 .334 .322 . ..... 325 .....325 .... .330 .. ..... 336 .320 .....3II .....3I0 . ..... 3l2 . ..... 3l0 .323 .....337 .....323 .322 .....33iI .326 .....322 .333 .....334 .....336 .....335 339 'IAA Allen, Eslil 24 Ames, Geneva Armour, Mary Lou 24, 26, 22l Baccaro, Thomas 24 Bailey, Alden I7 Bains, Jaclc 24, 37 Baldwin, Laura Lee 24 Barlield, Bob 24, I I6 Ballle, Jane 24 Bennel r, John 24 Berger, Ann 229 Bishop, Margo 22, I42. Boyd, Linda 24 Brewsrer, Audra 24 Brown, Blanche 25 Browning, Belly 25 Bruce, J. D. I7 Bryan, John 25, 266 Bunlcley, Emogene 25 Burlord, Alice 25 Cansler, Palricia 25 Chisholm, John 26 Clarlc, Arlhur 26, I93 Clarlc, N. E. 26,242 Cole, John L., Jr. 26 Coulal, Dolly 20 Cox, Charmaine 26, 59 Crawley, J. W. 26 Davis, Jim 22, 79 Derriclc, Don 26 Dial, Arvalee 26, 35, 59, l58 235 Faculty Index Donnell, Jaclc I6 Edmonson, Anfon 27 Edwards, Marion 27, 35, 82 Ellison, Shirley 27 Eekriaee, Odessa 20 Elheredge, J.C. 2 I 5 Eversmeyer, Audrey 27, 35 Farmer, Vivian 27 Faseler, Waller 27 Fields, Waller 28 Finli, Jacli 28, 274 Fosler, Jack 28 Frazier, Diane 28 Freshour, Jaclc 28, 82 Ghormley, Bennell 28 eilee, Margie 25, 28 I-Iamm, Agnes 28 Higgins, Thomas 28, 36 Hollis, Joe 28 I-loolner, Sandra 28 I-lulchinson, Nell 20 Jaclcson, Marie 20 Keller, Lonnie B. I9 Kirby, Wanda 29 Krause, I-larrielr 26,29 Laclcey, C. A. 29, 73 Lander, Eslis 29, 227, 42 Lane, Fern 29 Lege, Kalhleen 29 Linn, Jacli I7 Malone, Norman 29, 224 Massey, James 29, 37, 222 Malrhews, Bonlyn 29 McBryde, Jack 29 Mecefley, Gene 23, 259 McClung, Rulh 29 McConnell, Donald 30 McCuIlen, Murff I7 Meeeugh, Hugh 6. 22, 119 McKinley, Agnes 22, 27, 230 McKown, Tollie 30 Miller, Nevada 30, 4I Moore, Richard I6 Morris, Kalhleen 30, 222, 230 Murphy, Glen 30, no Myers, Mary Kafherine 30 Nelson, Delberl 30, IIO Niclcell, Joe 30,46 Norville, Jo Nell 30 Nunn, Lounell 30 O'Rear, Sybil 3I Orr, Terry 3I, 229, I80 Osborne, Ernesline 3I Palmer, Dale 3I Phillips, Bernice 3I Polloclc, Guy 3I Reich, Florence 3I Richardson, Claudefle 3I Rilch, Jackson 3I Roehriclc, Granl 32 Rolhermel, Dorolh 32 Rouse, Nancy 32 Rusciano, John 32 Rufhrull, Barbara 32 Scarcella, David 32, 39. Schoeliler, Carl I7 Sellers, Nancy B. 32 Sherman, Anne 32, 4I Sherrod, Lenore 20, 32 Smallwood, W. L. I7 Smilh, Ann 32 Smilh, Lolene 32, I93 Sranley, Elhel 32 Slephens, I'IaroId 32 Sfill, Cleve 33 Slubbs, Clara 20 Sluclcey, James I7 T anne ry, Charles 33, 47 Tarlcinglon, Diane 33 Teague, Carroll I6 Tegeler, Eugene 33 Thompson,George I6 Trumpy, Kalhryn 33 Tyler, Roberi 22, I ii Verser, Nina 34 Vinson, Jo 34, 40 Vlahalcos, Eleni 22, 52 Wall, C. P. 34 Wall, I-Ielen 34 Warren, James I98 Webb, David 34, 270 202 Wernli, Cara 30, 34, 36, 80 While, Tilman B. IB, 34, 230 2I5 223 23 Wiesf, Kalhryn 34 Williams, Elhel 34, 70 Wood,Fay 34 Wyganf, Michael D. 34 -A- Abboff, Joan 109, 233 Acuna, Paffie 109 Adair, Danny 51 Adams, Carolyn 141 SC 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Perf. Affendance Index Asher, Arfhur 110 Asher, Beffie 51 Asher, Jerry 77 Ashmore. James Ashmore, Peggy 51 Afkinson, Jackie 51 Afkinson, Serifa Biology 2 Adams, Cyndy 109 Ausenbaugh, Brenda 77 Adams Adams, Gary 77 Adams, Lamar 51 a 8,109,115 . Lind 10 130, 219, 222, 233 Adams, Roberf 77 Aderholf, Nick 77, 274 Adkison, Linda 109 Adrian, Mike 109, 256, 270 Ainsworfh, Bill 51 Airharf, Donnie 141 Band 2, 3: officer 4 Aken, Davis 51 Akers, George 51 Aldridge, Charles 51 Alexander, John 141 VICA 3, 4 Alford. Pam 141 Alford, Tim 77 Alger, Kafhy 77 Allen , Bobbie 77 Allen, Lee 77 Allen, Ray 109, 194 Allen, Tommy 51 Allison, Berf Allred, Henry 51, 257 Allred, Peggy 141 VICA 3, 4 Alphin, Teresa 77 Alvey, Grover 77 Aman, Sfeve 141 Perf, Arfs 3: VFC 3, 4: Band 4: Business Club 2 Amason, Michelle 109 Anders, David 77 Anders, Kay 31 Anderson, Brodie 51 Anderson, Carolyn 51 Anderson, Gloria 141 VICA 4: Girls' Choir 4: Mixed Choir 2: YFC 2, 3, 4 Anderson, Judy 109 Anderson, Linda 51 Anderson, Tommy 51 Anderson, Tommy 51 Andrews, Jerri 109 Ausfin, Phyllis 51 Ausiin, Ronnie 51 Avanf, Carroll 110, 256, 135 Ayres, Marfha 110 -3- Baggeff, Doug 110 Bailey, Bobby 77, 287 Bailey, Geoff 77 Bailey, Mike 51 Bailey, Paula 142 DE 4 Baird, Billy 51 Baird, Diane 142 Baker, Benny V1CA 4 Baker, Debbie 51 Baker, George 195 Baker, Mary 81 Baker, Roberf 142 Band 2.3.4 Ball, Debbie Ball, Deborah 77 Ball, Doraine 52 Banda, Dianna 52 Banda. lrene 52 Barbee, Kennefh 77 Barbie, Herman 52 Barber, Raymond 78 Barcelo, John 142 Bareiss, Ray 78, 263 Barkin, Beffy 142 Band 2, 3: VlCA 4: SC Alfernafe 2 Barmore, Mike 78, 286, 266, 236, 243 Barnes, Darwin 52 Beasley, James 52 Beasley, Sereffe 78 Beavers, Dennis 78 Beavers, Richard 110 Beck, Bryan 143 Beck, David 52 Bederka, Joe 52 Belanger, Debbie 52 Belcher, Bonnie 52 Blankfield, Leslie 237, 229 SC 2,3,4: NFL 2,3,4: NH Thespian 2,3,4 Blakenship, Donna 111 Blankenship, Sally 53 Blanlon, Linda 144 VOE 4 Blevins, Phyllis 144 Perf. Arfs 3 Belden, Sfeve 78 Bell, Mary 52 Benner, Frances 110, 115 Benner, Gordon 52 Benner, Jane 78 Benneff, Donna 78, 238 Benfon, George 79 Benfon, Harlon 52 Beran, Barney 79 Berger, Linda 143 Berger, Sherry 79 Berman, Barbara 110 Berrier, David 79 Berry, John 143 Bloodsworfh, Larry 80 Board, Debbie 53 Bockmon, Lola 111 Bockfing,Jane1' 49, 144 GRA 2: FTA 3 Bodin, Kerry 53 Boeger, Gary 111, 259, 135 Boggs, Ellen 80 Boike, Beffy 144 Academic Excellence 2, 3, 4: High Ranking Jr.: NHS 3 4: Quill and Scroll 4: FTA 3 4: Yearbook 4: Jones Scholarship Boike, Charles 80 V1CA 3, 4: Sec. Aufo Painf and Body 4 Berry, Sandra 79 Berry, Suzie 52 Berfling, Adrian 143 V1CA 3.4: Excellenf Award 3: Superior Award 4 Berfling, Jeaneffe 52 Beshea, Horace 53 Besf, Susan 54 Bezdek, Charles 53 Bezdek, James 249 FTA 3: Foofball 4 Bezdek, Richard 53 Bilnoski, Barbara 56, 140, 143, 237, 246, 284, 285. 315, 236 SC 2, 3.4: Class Favorife 2: GSL 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Parliamenfarian 4: Pasadenian 3, 4: SC Treas. 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Rofary Ann 4 Bilnoski, Larry 79 Binford, Barbara 53 Bingham, Sammy 111 Binion, Pefe Boike, Roberf 23 Bolank, Paf 80 Boley, Reba 80 Bolfon, Danny 53 Bomnshie, Donnie 111 Bond. David 53, 264 Bonds, David 111 Bondy, Glen 80, 256 Bonner, Kerry 80, 257 Bonure, Teresa 53 Bordelon, Ella 53 ' Boren, Howard 144 Boren, Sfeve 257 Bosfon, Jack 111 Boudreaux, Jackie 80 Bounds, Sharon 53 Bourke, Paf 111 Bouse, Roberf 80 Bowden, Lisa 111 Bowen, Mark 144 V1CA 4, officer: Arf Club Andrews, Jerry 77, 257 Andrews, Larry 109. 256 Angie, David 141, 249, 253 Foofball 3,4:A11-Cify, A11- Disf. 4: FTA 4 Ang1in,Lenord 77 Anfony, Roger 142 Anfhony, Sandy 77 Apolaca, Randy 51 Appleby, Phyllis 109 Arizmendez, Rueben 109 Armifage, Donnie 77 Armifage, John 77 Armsfrong, Sam 77, 257 Arredondo, Ramona 110 Ash, Conny 110 , 342 Barnes, David 78, 286 Barnes, Mary 52 Barnes, Sandra 143 V1CA 3. 4 Barneff, Kaihy 78 Barneff, Rae Ann 52 Barringer, Don 78 Barringer, Edwina 52 Barron, Frank 78 Barroso, Ciarl 78 Barroso, Gary 78 Barfholomew, James 52 Barfow, Linda 78 Barfow, Pam 110 Barfual, Pam 78, 193 Bass, Lonnie 52 Bafes, Debbie 52 Baffesfin, Charlie 78 Bauer, Claudia 52 Bawden, Roberfa 143 Bayless, Liz 110 Bayless, Sue 78 Bazzon, Linda 78 Swimming 3, 4: Bird, Tommy 79, 107 Birfchef, Michael 79, 256, 266 Bishop, Becky 111, 215 Bishop, Bobby 111, 210 Bishop, Richard 53 Bishop, Ronnie 43 Black, Billy 53 Black, Laurin 143 Foofball 3: 1CT 3 Blaine, Kay 53 Blaine, Mickey 79 Blair, Debbie 111, 199 Blair, Denise 53 Blaire, Mary 79 Blakesley, Sherry 53, 44 Bland, Kerry 49, 144 Library Club 2: VlCA 3,4 4, officer: Biology Club 3, officer4 Bowen, Michael 53 Bowen, Pamela 53 Bowie, Frank Band 2,3,4: DECA 4, officer Bowie, James 80 Bowley Cindy 80 Bowley, Priscilla Boyd, Kafhy 80 Boyd, Kennefh 80 Boyd, Roberf 53 Boyd, Susan 48, 80, 226 Boykins, Bobby 81 Boze. Eddie 112 1 Boze. Linda 53 1 Brackman, Ray 48 Braden, Joyce 144, 220, 181 Band 3.4, officer 4: FHA 3,4. officer 4: FTA 4: NHS 4:A11-Disf. Band 4 Braden, Mike 144 Thespian 4 Branch, Richard 53. 257 Bradf, Neal 144, 323 Biology Club 2: Band 1,2,3,4, officer 4 rannon, Ricky 53 rasfield, Pam 81 raughn, Mike 210 ray, Debbie 49, 112,212 razell, Jimmy 52 reeden, Rifa 144, 212, VlCA 3.4: FHA 4 rennan, Alana 81, 265 renf, Howard 53 rewer, Linda 81 ridges, Don 37 ridges, Teresa 81, 276 righfwell, Belinda 145 Busi Brighl ness Club 4 well, Gary 54, 257 Brinkman, Jeannine 54 Brinlee, Kafhie 40, 81 Brinlee, Richard 112 Briscoe, Vernis 54 Brison, Eugene 224 rizendine, James 81, 257 Broadbenf, Susan 54 Brock, Don 145 Brock, Joyce 81 Brock. Ronnie 145 Brooke, Bob 145 Brouss Broug ard, Jackie 56 ham, Michael FFA 2,3,4g Perf. Arfs 3: VICA 3,42 Thespians 3,4 Brown, Alfon 112 Brown, Becky 81 Brown, Doug 81 Brown, Emily 81 Brown, Glenda 81 Brown, Glenda 145 Brown, Jill 54 Brown, Judy 54 Brown, Kafhy 145 Brown, Kay 81 Brown, Larry 54 Brown, Nancy 81 Brown, Sharon 54 Brown, Shirley 54 Brown, Shirley 54 Brown, Shirley 112 Bruce, Delray 81, 157 Bruce, Mary 81 Bryan, Ginger 288. 179 FTA 3.4: Quill and Scroll 3,4, officer 3: NHS 42 Academic Excellence 3: Jr. Fav orifeg Valenfine Queen Yearbook 3,4, Edifor 4: Wh o's Who 4 Bryanf, David 52, 54, 157 145, 232, 246. Bryce, Donald 112, 145 Bryce, James Bryson, Debbie 54 Buchanan, Sherri 145 Buchanon, Jeanne 54 Buelow, Mary 54 Buffingfon, Sherry 112,238 Bunch, Duwayne 54 Bunch, Wanda 43, 112 Burdeaux, Allen 54 Burdeaux, Brenda 81 Burdeaux, Linda 81 Burden, Floyd 125, 146, 153 lnferacf 3,43 NHS 3,41 Band 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 42 Mr. Sf. Nick 4: All-Disf. Band 2,3,4q All-Region 3,4 Burden, Larry 54, 75, 264 Burden, Linda 112, 231 Burgess, Roger 54 Burk, Mary Sue 146 Acappella 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 4, Pres. 4 Burk, William 54 Burke, Elizabefh 112 Burkhalfer, Cecil 112 Burkhalfer, David 54 Burkhalfer, Linda 146 GRA 2: VOE 4 Burkhalfer, Mike 81, 257 Burkland, Jake 146, 249, 178 Burleson, Johnny 146, 202 Burmgardf, Huberf 54 Burneff, James 112 Burneff, Wayne 147 Burns, Boyce 147 Burns, Sandy 147, 158, 228, 246, 286 SC 2,3,4I FTA 2,3,4I NHS 4: Cheerleader 4: FHA 3, officer, VICA sweefhearf 4 Burns, Sherri 54 Burwell, Roger 81 Bufler, Cliff 54 Bufler, Glen 54 Bufler, Sfeve 81 Bufschek, Billy 81 Buzek, Tommy 81 Byrne, Cheryl 147 Byrd, Tommy 112, 256 Byus, Glenn 81, 257 ..C.. Cain, Donna 147, 235, 301, 230 FTA 47 Who's Who 41 NHS 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, officer 4: Spanish NHS 4 Cain, Gail 112 Cain, Jean 81 Cain, Joan 83 Caldwell, Lynnda 54 Caldwell, Susan 54 Calefka, Bruce 54 Calhoun, Marshall 113 C-amden, David 147 ,249 Cammack, Francine 54 Cammack, Randy 113 Campbell, Dewey 54, 257 Campbell, Phyllis 83 Carnafhan, Cindy 54 Cannon, George 83, 257 Cannon, Kennefh 113 Card, Charles 194 Cardenas, Porifirio 83 Carlfon. Ronnie 83 Carnes, Dorofhy 83 Carnes, Larry 83 Carpenfer, Charloffe 113 Carpenfer, Debbie 54 Carpenfer, Earl 54 Carrell, Roberf 113 Carriere, Gene 54 Carrigan, Mary 76, 83, 107 Carrigan, Sharon 147, 290, 292, 239, 233 Academic Excellence 2: Highesf Ranking Soph.: SC 3,4, officer 4: NHS 3.4: Rofary Ann, DAR 4: Councilman, for Day 4: Perf. Aff. 43 French Club 43 Yearbook 4 Carrizal, Lucy 54 Ca rrizal, Marga ref 83 Carroll, Cindy 50, 54 Carroll, Jonnie 113 Carroll Karen 113 Carfer, Carl 54 Carfer, Jeaneffe 83 Carfer, Linda 55 Ciarfer, Linda 83 Carfer, Lynn 55 Carfer, Lynne 55 Carfer, Mark Carfer Ralph 23, 147, 259, 261 ,' 262, 293 Baskefball 3, 4, Capf. 4 Carfer, Royal 55 Carfer, Timolhy 55 Carvile, John 55 Casas, Hermelinda 83 Casey, Becky 55 Cash, Cindy 83 Cason, Samuel 55 Casper, Gary 55 Cassady, Duane 83 Casfano, Rod 83 Casfillo, Genaro 83, 256 Cafes, Jennifer 48, 113, 210, 105 Cafes, Milfon 55, 257 Caudill, Barbara 113, 276 Caudill, Billy 55, 257 Caudill, Larry 147, 249, 266, 297, 267, 239, 236, 233, 282. 283 NHS 3 4: lnferacf Club 3 Rofarian 4 Presidenf of Sfudenl' Body 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4, All America 4, A11 Disfricf 3, 4, All Cify 3, 4, Mosf Valuable Player 3, 4. Team Capfain 41 Track 2, 3. 41 Annual Sfaff 47 Universify of Texas Scholarship 4, Academic Excellence 21 Who's Who, Mr. PHS Caudill, Linda 83 Cavanaugh, Vicki 210 Chain, Dorofhy 55 Chain, Gail 83 Chambers, Jimmy 149 Chambers, Joe 55 Chappell, Paul Charpenfier, Jesse 83 Chalham, Jerre 55 Chafham. Kafhy 113 Chafham, Margie 83 Childers, Allen 55, 257, 264 Childs, Carolyn 113 Chisholm, James 55 Cosmefology Sweefhearf 3 Clemenfs, Pefe 55 Clendenin, Eddie 55 Clerc, Marcia 57 Cliffon, Ronnie 57 Cline, Andy 57 Cloak, Charloffe 83 Cloninger, Bobby 83 Clowers, Monroe 149, 160 Band 2, 3 Cobb, Marsha Cobb, Susan 57, 84 Coburn, Shane 83 Cochran, Daniel 149 Swimming, Team 2, 3, 43 Biology club 2: Slide Rule Club 2: Band 2, 3, 4 Cochran, Larry 84 Cockrell, Danny 114, 225 Cofer, Consfance 57 Coffey, Jody 84 Coffey, Roberf 57 Coker, Mike 57. 257 Coke, Pafrick 84 Coleman, Charles 84, 286 Coleman, Lynda Collier, Michael 57 Collier, Randall 114 Colwell, Nancy 114 Compfon, Billy 84 Compfon, Claudia 57 Compfon, Gary 84 Compfon, Marfha 57 Conard, Becky 84 Conard, Carroll 149 l.C.T. Club Conard, Roger 114 Concialdi, Tony 253 Foofball 2, 3, 4: All Cify, A11 Disfricf FTA 3, 4 Connelly, Pamela 84 Conr d, Karen 84 a Cook, Becky 114 Cook David 1 14 Cook Joan 1 14 Cook Linda 57 Cook Peggy I 14 Cook Ronald Cook Cook , Susan 87 William 57 Cooper, Franklin 57 Cooper, Joel VICA Cope, Carol 221 D.E. Copeland, Dennis Copeland, Mike 149, 249, 252 Chisholm, Joan 83 Chivers, Crisfa 83 Choafe, John 55 Chreene, Elaine 55 Chrisf, Janice 113 Chumley, William 83 Clark, Diki 83 Clark, Garry 149, 249 Foofball 45 FTA 4 Clark, Janice 55 Clark, Jimmy 83 Clark, Larry 83, 263 Clark, Linda 114 Clark, Mark 55 Clark, Ronnie 114 Cleaveland, Melvin 83 Clemenfs, Linda 149, 286 FTA 2: VICA 3, 4: Copeland, Charles Michael DE A Cordova, Brenda Cordrey, Michelle Corley, Kenneth 149 Cormier, Tommy 114 Cornelius. Cynfhia 149 Cornelius, Roy 57 Cornelius, Travis 57 Cornelson, Freddie 84, 114 Cornelson, Melanie Coffon, Dana 57 Cowey, Sharon 57 Coufal, Cindy 84 Coufs, Thomas VICA 3, 4, officer 4 Cox, Lonnie Crabfree, James 57 Crabfrey, Susan 343 Craff, Melody 57 Craig, Daryl 84, 276 Crain, James 84 Craven, Gloria 84 Craven, Nancy 57 Cravey, Pamela 57 Crawford, Eugene I50, I67 VICA 3, 4, officer 4 Crawford, Laddie l50, I82, I05 Acappella 2, 3, 4 officer 4: FTA 3, 47 NHS 3, 41 Jr. Opfimisf 4 Crawford, Marfha 57 Crawford, Nifa 57 Crawford, Penny 57 Crawford, Rifa 84 Cribbs, Michael FFA 2, 3: VICA 4 Crick, Suzanne II4, 220, 22l Cromeens, Tommy I50, 249, 270 SC 3: Foofball 4: Baseball 4 Crosby, Alma 57 Crosby, Karen 84 Crosnoe, Sandra 57 Cross, David 84 Cross, Marilyn 57 Cross, Susan II4 Crouch, Sharon ll4 Crouse, Wade 57 Crum, Susan 84 Cruse, Linda I5O VICA 3: FHA 4 Cryer, Willene II4, 43 Culbrefh, Sfeve 85 Culp. Sfeele 57 Culver, Kafhleen l50, 24l FTA 2, 4i OEA 4 Cummings, Kerry 57 Cunningham, Beffy 85 Cunningham, Larry 85 Cunningham, Linda 85 Cupples, Susan 57 Currie, Harvey I5O, VICA 3, 4 Currie, Linda 85 Curry, De Wayne I5O Curry, Judy 57 -D- Dahrling, Bob 85 Daly, Paf 85 Dampier, Cecil 85 Daniels, Dan 57. 257, 264 Dann, Bobby I94 Davidson, Sarah 85 Daugherfy, John I80 Band 2, 3. 4: All-Disf. 2, 3. 4 officer 4: FTA 34: Thespian 4 Daugherfy, Terry 57 Davis Cecil 57 Davis Charloffe 85 Davis Cheryl 57 Davis Don I I4 Davis Gary 57 Davis Hilda 57 Davis Jim 57 Davis Karen 58 Davis Mike 85 Davis, Ray 85 Davis, Richard 85, 278 Davis, Sharon l80 VICA 3 344 Davis, Sfefani 58, 276 Davison, Judy 58 Dawkins, Marlon 85 Dean, Gary II5 Dean, Klinf I50 Deafon, Karen 58 De Carrie, Paul I50, 275, 274 Golf feam 2, 3, 4: VICA 3, 4, officer 4 Dees. Ja.mes 58, 278 Dees, John 278 Debafe 3: VICA 3 De France, Dawn I5I, 43 Biology Club 2, 3, officer SC 3, 4 De France, Shelly II5 Deharf, Darrell 85. 266 Deharf, Judy 58 De Hoios, Delia II5 De Hoyos, Daniel II5 De Hoyos, Jesse II5 Deifz, Terry 58 Delafield, Alan 58 Delaplain,Arf ISI Delaune, Gary 86 DeLony, Jimmy 86. I92 Delos Sanfos, Mike 58 Delos Sanfos, Tommy 58 Delozier, Linda 86 Dempsey, Darla 86 Denby, Billy 86 Denby, Glenda 58 Denson, Dana l5l FTA 4 De Sofo, Paf 86 Dickens, Diane 86 Dickerson, Gary 86 Dickinson, Pafricia 58 Dickson, Cynda FTA 2: JA 2: Spanish Club 3: IC-T 4: Acappella 4 Diefr, Michael 58 Diefz, Pefe 58, 278 Dill, Cafhy 86 Diffrich, Bernd 292 Diffrich. Karl 86 Dixon, Krisfy 58 Dixson, Janef 86 Dodd, Donna 86 Dodd, Glenn 86 Dodd, Ray 86 Dodd, Rickey l5I Acappella 3, 4 Dollar, Judy 86, I99 Donaho, Ronald 58, 264 Donaldson, Roy II5 Donelson, Kay 86 Donelson, Mike 58, 257 Donham, Bill II5 Donnell, Donna Dorsey, Mark 86, 278, 229 Doughfie, Brooks 86, 257 266, 269 Douqhfie, Dorenda 58 Douglas, Barbara 58 Dowdy, Bruce I52, 249 Acappella 2, 3.4: FTA 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4: All-Disfricf, All-Cify, Texas Tech Scholarship Downard, Ann 58 Downs, Greg II5 Downs, Rebecca 58 Dozier, Paf 86 Draemer, Debbie 86 Drouillard, Gary 86 Dufour, Toni 58 Duke, Susan 86 Dumas, Deryle 58 Duncan, Derek 86 Duncan, Mike I52, 278 Dungan, Mike 86 Dunn, Gary 86 Dunning, Angela 86 Dunning, Sharon 58 Durdin, James Band 2: VICA 3. 4, officer 4: Hisfory club 4 Durdin, Ronnie II5 Durreff, Jerfy 58 Dufcher, Douglas I52 Dufcher, Kafhleen II5 Dye, Thomas 58, 257 Dykes, Monfie I52 Evans. Wanda I I7 Evereff, Lloyd 87 Evereff, Max 59 Ewa rf, Arlene -F- Falcon, Mary II7 Falcon, Mary II7 Falkner, Cecil 59 Farley, Ca'rolyn 87 Farmer, Gary 59, 276 Farmer, Marvin 87 Farmer, Mollie 59 Farmer, Susan II7 Farr, Cindy 59 Farr, J Farris, anice 59 Charles 87,93 FHA 3: FTA 4: 'Drill Team 4, officer Dyson, Carolyn -E.. Earles, Karen II5, 204, 205 Eason, Susan 86 Easfer, Sandra II5 Eafon, Cindy 58 Eafon, Elaine II5 Echols. Linda I52 VIC A 3: Arf club 4 Farris, John 87 Feafhersfon, Ronnie II7 Felder, Donna 87 Feller, Kafie 87 Feller, Pal' I52, 292 Biology Club 2: SC 4 Ferguson, Janef II7 Ferguson, Mike 59 Ferguson, Sharon 87, I99 Ferguson, Susan I I7 Ferris, Phyllis II7, 225 Fielder, Jimmy 59 Field, Susan Echols, Sfeve 86 Eckles, Dorofhy 86 Eddleman, Elaine Edingfon, Jimmy 86 Edwards, Roberf 58 Elam, Beverly 87 Eldridge, Bill 59 Ellingfon, Sandra 87 D.E. 4, officer Findley, Karen 87 Finley, Debbie 59 Finley, Ralph 87 Finney, Paffi 87 Firmin, Diana II7, 205 Firmin, Vicky 59 Fifzgerald, Kay 87 Ellioff. Billy 59 Ellioff, Romana 87 Ellioff, Tim 87 Ellison, Beffy 59 Ellison, Peggy I52 Tennis 2: Sfudenf Forum 3: Flanery, Judy 59 Fleming, Warren 87 Flefcher, Debbie Flefcher, Donna 59 Flinn, Alex 59 Florence, Linda II7 Elmore, Carl 59 Elrod, Roy 59 Elswick, Jean II7 Elfon, John 87, 257. 93 292 Ende, Elaine 87 Enerson, Linda 87 Enerson, Ricky 87 Enqlerfh, Jo Ann II7 Epsfein, Billy II5, II7 Epsfein, Susan I52. 235, 290, l7I, 292, 305, 289, 229 NFL 2, 3, 4, officer 4: Sfuf denf Forum 3, officer: NI-IS 3, 4 officer 4: Spanish Club 4, Officer: Academic Excellence 2, 3: Spanish NHS 4: Commencemenf Speaker 4 Who's Who 4 Espinoza, Mary II7 Erwin, Mary 59 Efheredge, Barbara II7 Efheredge, Linda II7 Efheridge, Bill 257 Efheridge, Hugh Slide Rule 4 Euwer, Lorelee 87 Evans, Craig 59 Evans, Diana I4, 59 Evans, Lynn II7 Evans, Joe 87 Evans, Karen 59 Flores, Bern adeffe I 52 Flower, Sharon I53 Floyd, Annelle 87 Floyd, Brenda 59 Floyd, Eugene I53 Folschinsky, Cheryl 69 Forbes, Maureen I53 Aff Club 3, 4: GRA 2 Ford, Dale I54 Ford. Kenny 87 Force, Foree, Ronny 59,257 Ronnie 264 Forehand, Roger 257 Fosfer, Donald Fosfer, Eddie 87, 249, 263 Fosfer, Eric 276, 29I, 243 Fosfer Peggy 60 Fosferi Phyllis I54 Founfain, Ronnie 87 Fourma n, Clarence 87 Fourman, Earl 60 Frady. Pauleffe 88 Franklin, Jimmy 88 Franklin, Kay I54 Franklin, Linda II7 Franklin, Margaref 88 Franklin, Pafsy 60 Freeman, Bill I84 Frosf, Glenda II7 Frosf, Linda II8 ullbrighf, Pam 154 uller, Cheryl 118 uller, Loreffa 154, 207 Pep squad 2: Business Club 4, officer, Sweefhearf 4 ulfon, Shirley 154 Perfecf Affend. 3, FHA 4: Performing Arfs 4: Arf Club 4 ..G.. ale Billie Jo 42 ale Mary 60 ale Sfephen 60 ale, Terri 60 ale, Terri 60 allegos. Joe 194 alvan, Sheryl 60 ambol, Brenda 118 ambol, Sherry 88 andy, Sondra 88 ann, Ruby 60 anff,S1eve 88 arcia, Edward 60 ardner, Judy 60 ardner, Ronald 88 ardner, Vicky 118 arney, Sfeve 234 arreff, Amanda 154, 235 Academic Excellence 2, 3, 41 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, officer 4: ETA 21 NHS 4 arreff, Roberf 154, 278 Band 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3, 4 Goff, Jeanne 88 Goff, Jerry 60 Goins, Michael 155 Arf Club 2, 3 Goldsberry, Lloyd 118 Gomez, Roberf 60 Gonzales, Lydia 210 Goode, Chuck 60, 257 Goode, Sfanley 118, 249, 271, 270, 267, 273 Goodman, Lonnie 155, 249 Foofball 2, 3, 4 Goodwin, Rae 155 Band 2 ,3: VOE 4, officer: YPC 2, 3 Goolsby, Cafhy 118 Gore, Jackie 88 Gowen, Eddie 60 Grace, Kennefh 88 Graham, Roberf 60, 257 Graham, Sandra 155 Biology Club 3: DE 4 Graves, Roberf 118 Gray, Dennis 88 Gray, Gary 118 Greafhouse, Doris 155 VICA 3, 4 Green, Marcia JETS 2, 3, officer 2 Green, Sharon 155 V1CA3:F1-IA 4: ETA 4 Greenland, Debra Greenland, Rebecca 88. 118 Green, Jack 154 Acappella 3,4 Hall, Gary 156 VICA 3, 4 Hall, Jackie 156 Medical Careers 2: Biology Club 2 Hall, Karen 89 Hall, Kay I56 1-1a11oway,Bef1y 71 Halfom, Tom 69, 120 Hamala, Edward 61 Hamby, Johy 61 Hamilfon, Harvey 61 Hamilfon,1rene 61 Hammock, Randall 120 Hammer, Jerry 61 Hammons, Cheryl 61 Hankins, Mike 61 Hanna, Charloffe 61 Hanna, Karen 120 Hanson, Roger 89 Harbison, Fred 120, 246 Harding, Kennefh 61 Hazen, Kelley 90, 263 Headley, Harry 90 Headley, Tommy 121 Heflin, Sieve 90 Hefner, Mari1za 121 Hellen, James 121 Helm, Kafhy 90, 220 Hemby, Kafhy 61 Henderson, Befh 61 Henderson, Doug 90 Henderson, Marlene 157 Henderson, Sharon 158 VICA 4, officer Henderson, Shirley 158 Henderson, Scofr 61 Hendrick, Paffy 61 Hendrick, Larry 121 Hendrick, Sfanley 121 Hardy, Harlow, Diane 61 Paf 120 Harman, Larry 89, 257 Harmon, Beverly 120 Harrell, Harris, Cynfhia 120 Charles 89 Harris, Cherie 89 Harris, Jamye 89 Harris, Harris, Jim.my 121 Rhonda Kay I56 Harris, Sandra 156, 173 Biology Club 2, 3: GRA 2: Gregg, Audie 118 VICA arreff, Sue 60 arreff,Suzef1e 88 arney, Sfeve VICA 3, 4 afzke, Bill 88 afzke, Judy 154, 202 Drill Team 4: Perf. Affendance 2, 3, 4: Biology Club: Acappella Choir easlin, Bryan 118,278,279 Geaslin, Paul 60, 279 Gendke, Jean Ann 154 VICA 4 George, John 88 Gregory, Ada 60 Grimes, Doss FTA 2, 4: Arf Club 4: Wi1fies1'4 Harris, Sharon 61 Grimes, Sfephen 88, 263 Grissom, Arlene 60 Grissom Brenda 88 Grissom, Carmen 88 Grissom Kay 60 Grissom Roberf 119 Grubb, Elaine 60 Grubbs, Debbie 88 Gubosh, Margaref 88 Guidry, Maurice 88, 194 Guidry, Moise 88 Harrison , Jimmy 89 Harrison, John 90 Harrison, John Ray 90, 257 Harrison, Ken 121 Harrison, Lynn 121 Harf, Debbie 90 Harf, Larry 157,25 9 Baslcefball 2, 3, 4 Harf, Linda 157 OEA Club 4 Harf, Lynda Academic Excellence 3: 3,4 Hendricks, Roberf 158,249 Hendrix, Randy 121 Henry, Paffi 90 Henry, Tommy 158, 235, 249 270 Eoofball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: lnferacf 3, 4: Academic Excellence 2: NHS 3. 4, officer 4: Nafional Merif Einalisfr Lion's Club: FTA 4: Spanish Club 4, officer 4, Henson, AI 111,121,108 Henson, Daryl 121 Henson, Karen 61 Hernandez, Andrea 90 Herndon, Donna 61 Herndon, Maxine 90 Herndon, Virginia 121 Herrera, Marfha Herrin, Becky 61 Herrin, Beffy 158 Herrin, Dorofhy 90 Herrin, Peggy 158 Herring, Bill 90, 257, 266 Hesfer, Dana 121 Hicks, Jo Nell 61 Higgins, Paul 158, 105 FTA 4: Performing Arfs 4: Hill, Brenda 90 1-1il1,Car1a 61 Hill, Debbie 61 Hisf Gersfenberger, Barbara 154 Perf. Affend. 2: ETA 3: Arf Club 3: VICA 4, officer 4 Gersfenberger, Michael 60 Gibbs, Craig 88, 273 Gibson, Michael 60 Gilberf, Carl 60 Gilberf, Lavada 60 Gilbride, Jeff 154, 160 Gille, Edmond 118 Gille, Tanya 115, 118, 197 Gilmore, Candy 88, 199 Gilmore, Sandy 60 Gilmore, Sharon 154 VICA 3, 4, officer Giroux, Joann 60 Giroux, Tommie 88 Glasgow, Randy 88 Glazener, Judy 118, 276 Glover, Gary 155, 249, 266, 42. Eoofball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3 4: ETA 4: YFC 4 Gober, Chrisfina 155 Gober, Tim 60, 257 Gober, Tommy 118 Goen, Glenn 60, 257, 264 Goff, James 118 Guilbeaux, Gayle I55, 231, 276 Guilbeaux, Sharon 49, 108, 265 Guillory, Marie 155 Guillof, Bruce 155 Guillof, Judy 88 Guillof, Wayne 120 Gumm, Roy 88 Gufhrie, Gail I20 -H- Hackradf, Doug 88 Hadley, Deanna 89 Haegelin, Louise 89 Hager, Pamela 60 Hagerman, Barbara 115, I20, 130, 291 Haggerfy, Bill I20 Haggard, Diane 112 Haqler, Carolyn 156 1-1aqler,C11arIo++e 89 Ha1berf,Sarnmie 120, 202 Hale, Doyle 60 Hale, Kafhy 120 Hale, Michael 89 Hall, Bob 228 Harf, Roberf Harfhcock, Bobby 90 Harfhcoclc, Paf 121 Harrf, Bill 121 Haun, Ronald 61 Havard, Sandy 61 Harvey, Becky 90 Harvey, Roberf 90 Harvey, Terry 90 Hill, Deborah 61 Hill, Donald 90 Hill, Ernesf 90 Hill, Gene 1-lill, J 1-1111, J ohn 121 ohnny 158,249 Football 3, 4 Hill, Linda 159 Band 2, 3, 4 officer 4: ory Club 4 Haselbarfh, Eddie 121, 249. 237,266, 236 Hill, Pam 122, 204, 205 Haselbarfh, Jo Ann 90 Haskell, Gayle 90 Hayes, Greg 38 Hayes, Jackie 90, 192 Hayes, Randy 121 Hayes, Roy 90 Hayman, Ricky 61 Haynes, Alvin 121 Haynes, Terry Haynes, Viola Haynes, Wilma 61 Haywood, Mike 90 Hayfer, Mark 157, 249, 189, 295 Eoofball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: SC 4: lnferacf 4 Hill, Richard 61 Hill, Ron 61 Hill, Sharri 159, 207 Business Club 4, officer Hill, Susan Hilliard, Debbie 90 I'IiIlis, Paula 159, 241 Business Club 4: OEA 4: Hinds, Georgia 122 Hinds, Lisa 61 Hinkie, Sandy 90 Hinson, Ricky Hinfon Hiser, , Pauline 61, 90 Susan 91 Hockenios, Charlene 91 345 Joucken, Richard Hockenios, Liz 61 Hodges, Cheryl Acappella 3, 4: VICA 4: Arf Club 4 Hodges, John 62 Hoffman, Carol 91 Hoffman, Kris 62 Hogue, Debbie 122 Hoke, Gary 122 Holcomb, Linda 122 Holleman, Carole 91, 93 Holley, Sherri 122 Hollin, Janice 91 Hollingsworfh, Chuck 62 Hollis, Julie 62 Hollis, Sue 62 Holloway, Don 257 Holly, Jack 159 Holmes, Dana 62, 52 Holoman, Jay 122 Holf, Danny 91, 257 Holf, Randy 91 Holf, Ronnie 62 Holub, Susan 159 NHS 3, 4: Biology Club 31 FTA 4 Honig, Nancy 159 FTA 3, 4 Hooker, Syd 91 Hooper, Chrisfi 120 Hooper, Janef 62 Hooper, Sfephen 122, 160 Hoof, Joe 91 Hopson, Dana Hopson, Garry 122 Hopson, Joan 159 Choir 3, 4: YFC 3 House, James 159 Biology Club 3: JETS 37 VICA 4 Howard, Gary 228 Howell, Raymond 122 Hubbard, Jeffrey 62 Hubberf, Roberf 91 Huckabee, Suzanne 122 Huffman, Dollie 122, 219. 233 Hughes, Gregg 62 Hughes, Regina SC 2, 3: JR. Class officer Hull, James 161, 249, 259, 260, 262, 266, 267, 268 NHA 3 ,4: lnferacf 3, 41 FTA 4: Foofball 3, 4: A11- Disf. 4: Baskefball 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Jr. Rofarian 4 Hull, John 62. 264 Hulsey, Paf 62- Hulvey, Lawrence 195 Hunf, Brenda 62 Hunf, Jay 62 Hunfer, Joe 62, 257 Hunfer, John 91,276 Hunfer, Loreffa 122 Hurley, Harles 91 Hursf, Sharon 91 Hursf, Terry 62 Hyde, Charloffe 91 Hyden, Gordon 122 Hynson, Darrell 122 Hynson, Lois Ilkenhans, Jan 91 346 llkenhans, Mary 62 llkenhans, Leonard VICA 3 Ing1e.Jane+'re 122 lnglef, Linda 161 FHA 2, 3: Biology Club 2, lsbell, Jerry 91,231 lsaac, Frank 276 lzen, Brenda 112 lzen, Joe 62 -J- Jacks, William 91 Jackson, Deborah 62 Jackson, Fred 26 Jackson, Paf 91 Jackson, Ray 122 Jackson, Richard 161 Jackson, Roberf 161 Jones, James 126 Jones, Janice 126, 219 Jones, Jerry 63 Jones, Julie 63 Jones, Kafhleen 63 Jones, Lella 126 Jones, Linda 126 Jones, Lynn 162 Jones, Marilyn 63 Jones, Maurice 63 Jones, Michael 63 Jones, Mike 92 Jones, Pafricia 162 V1CA 3, 4 Jones, Ronald 63 Jones, Rufh- 63 Jones, Sfeve 63 FFA 2:Acappe11a 3, 4 Jackson, Thomas 62 Jacobs, Judy 91 Jacobs, Levern 123 Jacobs, Tony 91 Jaeschke, Kafhy 123 James, Joyce 161 James, Orlen 62 James. Wallace 91 Jameson, Sfeve 62 James, Wallace 91 Jameson, Sfeve 62 Janes. Bob 257 Jarrell, Pauleffe 62 Jeanes, Frank 161 Jeanes, Marcia 91, 243 Jefferson, Beverly 62 Jordan, Barbara 92 Jordan, Janice 63 Jovicich, Sfephanie 63, 52 Jusfice, Debra 126 Jusfice, Renee 63 -K- Kallus, James 63 Kankel, Beffy 92 Business Club 3, 4, officer Kankel, Jo Ann 162, 257 Karcher, Karen 126 Karcher, Rebecca 63 Kee1ing,E1izabefh 92 Keene, Dennis 162 VICA 3, 4 officer 4: FTA 4 Keifh, Gary 63 Kelley, Rocky 126 Jenkins, David 62 Jenkins, Linda 91 Jenkins, Sharon 123 Jenkins, Sondra 123 Jenkins, Sfeve 62 Kelly, Bill 126, 276 Kelly, Janice 92 Kelly, John 126 Kelly, Pal' 92 Kelm, Phyllis Jennings, Coy 91, 278 Jefer, Clayfon 161 Jimines, Mike 91 Johnson Barney 123 Johnson Billy 62 Johnson. Charles 91 Johnson Cloyce 123 Johnson Craig 161 Johnson Dennis 91 Johnson Jack 123 Johnson Janef 62 Johnson Jerry 62, 257 Johnson, Karen 91 Johnson, Keifh 62, 264 Johnson Larry 161 Baseball 3: Acappella 3. 4 Johnson Linda 62 Johnson, Linda 123 Johnson Lynn 123, 206 Johnson Marilyn 91 Johnson Mary 91 Johnson Mike 123 Johnson Pafsy 92 Johnson Phillip 77, 161 V1CA 4, officer Johnson Ronald 62, 257 Johnson, Thomas 62 Joiner, Mike 123 Jolibois. Wayne 63 Jones, Audrey 63 Jones, Cecilia 63 Jones, Dennis 123, 256 Jones, Frank 63 Kennedy, Sherry 92 Kennedy, Sfeven 63 Kenny, Pam 63 Kerbow, Sfeve 92, 249, 266 Keys, John 126 Kickler, Ronald 63 Kiefh, Vernon 63 Killingsworfh, David 92 Kirnba1l,A1ber1 92, 270, 271 286 , Kimes, Kafrina 126 Kimmons, Gary 92 Kincannon,Lind1e 126 Kirkland, Cynfhia 63 Kifchens, Charles 126 Klechka, Beffy 63 Knapp, Shelia 162 Kohler, Sfephanie 162 Acappella 4 Kravefz, Mike 162 NHS 3, 4: lnferacf 4 Kresch, Frank 126, 274 Kressley, Judy 126 Kressley, Skip 63 Krochmalney, Ann 126 Kuebler, Joe 92, 289 Kuhn, Mike 63 -L- La Caze, Bill 92, 266 La Caze, Joe Track 2, 3, 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 3: VICA 3, 4 Lackey, Nancy 162 Lainer, Bobby 257 Laird, Deborah 92, 93 Lambrighf, Peggy 92, 292 Lamping, Marcia 92 Lampin, Tommy 92 Lanchak, Donna 63 Landis, Larry 162, 197 Landis, Linda 219, 92, 163, 192 Eagle Escorl' 4, officer: Thespian, 4: French Club 4 officer: NHS 4: FTA 3, 4 Landolf, Michael 127 Lanier, Bobby 92 Lang, Mike 92 Lang, Pafsy 162 FHA 2: GRA 2 Langford, Paula 92 Langsdoff, Terry 162 Swimming feam 3: Slide Rule 4 Landford, Donna 92 Lankford, Janie 92 Lankford, Linda 62 Langher, Lewis 194 195 Larkin, Kafhy 163 Laura, Mary 127 Lawhorn, Cary 127 Lawless, Jeannie 163, 241 OEA 4, officer Lawmann, Richard 64 Laws, Doug 92 Kinder, Shelly 73 King, Charmaine King, Debbie 126 King, Diane 126 King, Gary 63 King, Jimmy 126 King, Johnny 92 King, Linda 63 Kingsberry, Carol 63 Kingsbury, Glenda 63 Kingsbury, Kennefh 63 Kinma n, Mike 63 Kinney, Gene 92 Kirk, Jeaneffe 63 Kirchner, Danny Performing Arfs 4: Perf. Affend. 2 Kirchner, David Performing Arfs 4: Slide Rule 3 Lawson, Connie 163, 241 Lawson, Joel 92 Leach, Sue 127 Leamon, Dixie 64 Leared, Larry 64 Lee, Melissa 127 Lee, Thomas 64 Leggfski, Marfha 64 Lehman, Mike 64 Leifesfe, Doug 270 VICA 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4 Leiia, Berfha 163 Leiia, Dora 64 Leimgruebler, Mary 92 Lemma, Pam 127 Lemoine, Phyllis 92 Lemon, Barbara 92 Lemons, Mark 49, 127 LeTeff, Pal 93 Lewellyn, Debra 163 ewis, Claude I27 ewis, Dusfy 64 ewis, James 93 Lewis, Jerry 93, 257 Lewis, Joey 93 Lewis, Jon 93 Lidia, Jerry 93 Lidia, Sherry 64 Lieder, Jeff 93 Lighf, George Ann 93 Lighffoor, Debra 64 Lighffoof, Don 223 Lilley, Par 64 Lilly, Sandra 93 Lina, Ronald 64 Lindsey, Charles I27 Lindsey, Kafhy 64 Lindsey, Kennefh 64 Linn, Randy 164 Linquisf, Monfy 93 Linfon, Eric 93 Lisfer, Lucius 64 Lisfer, Margaref, I27 Liffle, Marguerife 164 Lifflefon, Janef 164, 299 YFC 2, 37 FTA 2, 3, 4 officer: NHS 3, 4: Edifor of Beacon 4: Who's Who Liffon,Charlof1e 93 Lively, Michael 64 Lively, Monfe 127 Lively, Roberf 93 Livingsfon, Jimmie 127 Locke, Monfe Lockharf, Mila I64, 235, 302 Lockharf, Suzanne 64 Locklin, Linda I27 Logan, Mike 64 Logsdon, Joy 164 Jefs 2, 3: VICA 3. 4. officer 3 Lollar, Gerry 93 Lollar, Tommy 64 Long, Barbara 64 Long, Billie 93 Long, Linesse I27 Long, Mickey 93 Long, Mike I27 Long, Sfephanie 93 Long, Sfeve 93 Loocke, Jack 64 Loomis, Scoff 94 Looney, Beffye 94 Lopez, Rosie 64 Lord, Debbie 64 Lord, Linda I27 Loff, Dendra 94 Lovell, Sherry 164 Low, Cheryl 64 Lowe, Becky 50, 64 Lowe, Bill 94 Lucas, Arlene 64, 65 Lucas, Barbara 64 Lucas, Joyce I27 Ludwig, Mary 164 Luebe, Mafl' 94, 257 Luebe, Michelle 64 Luefhke, Larry 94, 256 Lum, Donald 64 Lunch, Marvin Lusk, Barbara 165, 207 Business Club 4, officer OEA 4 Lusk, Diane 127 Lyle. Glenna 94 Lyle, Michal I27 Lynn, Kafhy 64 -Mc- McAdams, James 94 McAnally, Janel' 64 McBride, Keri I27 McCaffe:1y, Wally 64 McClain, Jackie 128 McClain, James 165, 222 McClain, Joan 94 McClain, Sandy 94 McClain, Terry 165 McClain, Turner 257 McCleery, Mike 94 McCleskey, Lynda 128 McComsey, Sandra 94 McConnaughay, Billy 94 McCord. A. J. 64 McCormack, Becky 94 McCormack, Janef McCoy, Jerry 94 McCoy, Judy 64 McCullen, George 165 Band 2, 3, 4, officer 3. 4: lnferacf 2, 3, 4, officer 3 ,4: Sfudenf Council 4 McCullen, Mike I28, 206 McDonald, Johnny 140, 165. 208 YFC 2: Class V.P. 4: DE 4, officer: Junior Opfimisf 4: Soropfimisf Cifizerzship Award 4 McElroy, Larry 37 VICA 3, officer McElroy, Ralph McElroy, Susan 94 McEvoy, Webb 65, 274, 275 lnferacf 2, 3, 4, officer 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Baskefball 2: Golf 2, 3, 4 McGaviH', Bobby 128 McGinley, Joyce 165 McGinnis, Susan 130, I65 NFL 2: Thespians 2: N1-183, 4: FTA 4: Yearbook 4: Quill 81 Scroll 47 YFC 2, 3, 4: Sfudenf Council 2, 3, 4: PTA Scholarship 4: Junior Opfimis'14 McGlofhlin, Floyd 165, 292 Beacon 3, 4: Quill 8: Scroll 3, 4: Cify Councilman 4: Junior Opfimis14 McGraw, Bill 166, 249 Foofball 2, 3, 4 McGraw, Ronny 64 McGrew, Kerry 65, 264 McGrew, Margie 94 Mclnfosh, Donald 65, 257 Mclnfosh, Sandra 128, 205 Mclnfyre, Bob 166 Mclnfyre, Judy 94 McKaughan, Kay McKelvey, Ricky I66 McKenzie, James 94, 263, 266, 268 McKnighf, Bobby Mackey, Margaref I66 Band 2, 3, Twirler 3: VlCA 3: DE 4 Mackey, Sarah 94 McKinney, Lynn I28 McKinney, Mike 128, 166. 278 McKnighf, Bobby I66 McLain, Turner 65 McLeadn, Lynn 65 McLean, Dwain 65 McManners, Kennard 128 McMurry, Richard 257, 65 McMurry, Ronny I66 McNair, Daryl 128 McNair, Durwood 166 McNair, Wafson 166 VICA 3, 4 McNaff, Dana 166 Perfecf Affendance 2, 3: Business Club 4 McNaff, Darrell I28 McNaff, George 65 McNa'1f, Juanifa 65 McNuff, Joe I28 McPhaul, Wayne 65, 128,259 McPherson, Paul 166 -M- Madden, Carlene 95 Maddox, David 95 Maddox, Debbie 128 Mahaffey, Pam 95 Mahan, Jerry 65 Mahan, Sammy 65 Maierhofer, Darrell 93, 95 Maierhofer, Jackie I28 Main, Gayle 166 Malone, Glenn 95 Mann, Harold 95 Mann, Nancy I67 Biology Club 2: FTA 3 Manning, Larry 65 Manousos, Suesan 95, 220 Mansel, Charlene 65 Maples, Sfeve 128 Marceau, Mark 65 Markgraph, Lois 65 Marlaff, Judy 128, 232 Marlow, David I67 Marshall, Janice I28 Marfin, Bill 95, 170 Marfin, Billy 167. 208 Sfudenf Council 2: DE 3, 4 Marfin, Bobby 170 DE 3, 4 Marfin, Janef 95 Marfin, Janice 65 Marfin, Linda 170 FTA 2: Business Club Marfin, Sharon 65 Marfin, Vicki I28 Marfin, William Choir 2, 3, 4: Acappella 3, 4, Regional Gold Medal: DE 47 YFC 2, 3 Marfinez, Gloria 65 Marfinez, Josephine 65 Marfinez, Norma Perfecf Affendance 2, 3 Mason, Cheri 95, 220 Mason, John 129 Massey, Benny 129 Masfers, Debbie 95 Masfers, Mark 65 Mafhews, Linda 95 Mall-mis, Virginia 67. 205, 170 FTA 2, 3, 4, officer 4: Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Feafure Edifor, Beacon 4: Quill and Scroll 4 Maflock, James 129 Maflock, Nancy 170 Choir 4 Maihews, John 65 Maffhews, Ralph 170 Maffhys, Tommy 129 Maxwell, Debbie 95 May, Carolyn 95 Mayes, Debbie 65 Mayes, Kennefh 95 Mayfield, Wayne 249 Maynard, Gordon 129 Mayo, David 129 Mazac, Suzanne 65 Mazac, William 171 Meador, Bob 95 Means, Mike 95 Melcher, Edward 65 Melcher, Guy 129, 270 Melcher, Phyllis 171 Sfudenf Council 3, 4: Ari' Club Secrefary 4 Meneley, Mary Sue 129, 265 Menger, James 278, 95 Menzie, Margaref 171 Mercer, Craig 129 Meyer, Rickie 95, 266 Meyers, Van Michalinos, Rick 95 Mick, Mary 129 Mielke, Ricky 129 Mikel, Donna 95 Mikel, Michael 171 Mikeska, Laura 95 Milburn, Sfeve 129 Miles, Deborah 66 Miles, Mike 66 Miley, Wanda 66 Miller Adalaide 129 Miller Miller Miller Miller, Barbara 129 Billy ss. 257 Connie 66 Fredye 171 Biology Club 3: VICA 4 Acappella Choir 4 Miller , Gaynell 171 Miller, Linda 95 Miller, Roberf 95 Miller, Sandra 66 Miller, Sue 95 Milligan, Dennis I71 Milligan, Janice 95 Milligan, Lee 95,266 Mills, Bobby 171 Mills, Charlie 172 VICA 3, 4 Mills, Denise 66 Mills, Frances 66 Mills, Pam 95 Mills, Paula 95 Minor, Sfeven 66 Mifchell, Debbie 129 Mifchell, Frank 66 Mifchell, Gail 66. 172 Mifchell, Gayle Performing Arfs 3.4: Thespian 4 Mifchell, Jack 129 Mifchell, Jack 129 Mifchell, Jack 347 Mifchell, Jessie 95 Mifchell, Keifh Mifchell, Pam 66 Mifchell, Sunny l3O Moak, Becky l3O Moman, Mari l3O Monroe, Nancy I72 Monfgomery, Donna l3O Monfgomery, Linda 96 Monfgomery, Monfy 66 Moody, Gary 66 Moody, Kafhy 66 Moody, Kennefh 66 Moon, Joan 66 Moon. Mark 66 Moon, Merle 96 Monzingo, Gerry l3O Moore, Barbara L. l72 Drill Team 2: Perf. Affendance 2,3,4 Moore, Barbara R. Spanish Club 2: Business Club 4 Moore Beffy l3O Moore Bobby 66 Moore, Curfis 66 Moore, Dianna l72 VICA 3,4 Moore Eileen 96 Moore Janef 50, 66 Moore Kafhi 66 Moore, Keifh 96, 263 Moore Lawrence 96 Moore, Murray 96 Moore Rufh l3O Moore Sue 76, 96 Moore, Susan 66 Moore, Walfer l72 Mora, Janis l72 FTA 2: VICA 3: FHA 4 Moralis, Raymond 66 Moravek, Joe Radio and TV Club 4 Second in Disfricf Moravek, Pafricia l3O Moravek, Sfeven 66 Moreau, Marilyn l72 Morehead, Melanie 50, 66 Morehead, Wes l3O, 270 Morgan, Linda l3O, 288, I39 Morman, Jim l3O Morris, Bobby l3O, 288, I39 Morris, Cheryl I4O, 286, l72, l75, 294, 233 FTA 2,3.4: Class Treasurer 2,3,4: Sfudenf Council 2, 3, 4: Pasadenian Sfaff 3, 4: Ouill and Scroll 3.4: Valenfine Princess 2: Girls Sfafe 3: Rofary Ann 4: Finalisf Mosf Beaufiful 4 Morris, Jerri 96 Morrow, Tommy 93, 96 Morfon, Gay Ellen 96 Morfon, Larry 93. 96, 292 Mosley, Bennie 66 Moff, Charles l72 Performing Arfs Club 4 Mowery, Ronald 249 FTA 3: FFA 3, 4, Officer: Foofball 2, 3, 4. Mrnusfik, Phyllis 96 Muecke, Linda 96 Mullins, James l72 FTA 2: Performing Arfs 3: ICT 4 348 Munch, Julie 66 Munn, Ray 257, 66 Munn, Vickie l3O Munson, James l72 Munson, Linda 276, I73 Sfudenf Council Alfernafe 2, 3, 4: Arf Club 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 2 ,3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4. Murdock, Cheryl 96 Murdock, Sandra l3O Murphy, Carolyn I73 Murphy, Mike 66, 257 Murphy, Robbie I73 Band 3, 4, Officer 3, 4 Murphy, Sharon 96 Murray, Charlene 207. I73 Business Club Vice Presidenf 4 Murray, Debra 66 Murray, Dorofhy 67 Myers, Deleese l3O Myers, Van 67, 269 Mynard, Diane I73 -N- Nager, Alan 67 Nash, Dianne l73, 304, l8O Class Officer 2: Library Club 2: YFC 3: NHS 3, 4: OEA Secrefary 4: Academic Excellence 2: Sfudenf Council 2, 3, 4: Who's Who 4 , Neal, Jennifer l3O Neal, Linda I74 Neal, Saundra 67, 238 Neel, Kafhy I74 FTA 2: Beacon Sfaff 4: Ouill and Scroll 4. Neff, Diann 67 Nelson, Linda I74 FTA 4: Hisfory Club 4: FHA 4 Nelson, Sandra 67 Nelson, Sfeve 96, 263 Nelson, Thomas l3O Nefferville, Jerry 67 Nefferville, Karen l3l Newell, Cindy 96, 234, 288 Newmgn, Gerry 96 Neyland, Larry Nicholson, Kent ll5, l3l, 259, 236 Nicholson, Nick 96 Nicholson, Parn 67 Nicolardi, David l3l Nicolardi, Paul l3l Nobley, Judy 67 Norman, Jerrel 39, 96 Norville, Paf l3l, 249 25l, 266, 267 Norwood, Kin 67 Noska, Larry l3l Nowak, Penny 246, lO8, l3l Nunu, Charles 96 ...Q- O'Banion, John 67 O'Brien, Teresa I74 O'Daniel, Dorofhy 67 O'Daniel, Teddy 96 Ohm, Tommy l3l,2l4,2l5 Oliver, Gary 67 O'Neal, Linda Orfield, Linda 97 Osborne, Bill 67 Osborne, John 97. 286 Osina, Karen l3l Offo, Cappi 67 Oueleffe, Dawn 67, l3l Oueleffe, Dirk Overby, Dayna 97 Overmyer, George l3l Owens. Donald 97 Ozuma, Joe 67 -p.. Pace, David l3l Pack, Peggy 67 Paden, Phillip 67 Padgeff, Tommy 67 Page, David 249, 270 Sfudenf Council Alfernafe 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Baseball 3, 4: Foofball 4. Page, Dianna 97 Page, Susan l3l Palmer, Rowana 68 Parish, Jerry l3l Parker, Jimmy l3l, 262, 289 Parker, Leola 68 Parker, Linda 68 Parker, Linda Parker, Paulla I98, 286, 323, l74, I92 Academic Excellence 3: NHS 3, 4: Sfudem' Council Alfernafe 3: Presidenf of French Club 4: Band Sweefhearf 4: Biology Club 3: Band officer 4: Finalisf Mosl' Beaufiful 4: FTA 4. Parker, Sandra I74 Parker, Sharon 68 Parker, Terry 97 Parks, J. D. l74 Parnell, Beffy 97 Parish, Mike 68 Parfin, Tommy 97 Pafe, Billy 97, 260 Pafnesky, Paf 97 Pafrick, Bill l3l, 249, 266 Pafrick, Brenda l3l Pafferson, Roberf I74 VICA 3.4. Paul, Pam 68 Pay, Mike 97, 256 Pay, Pam l3l, 2l3 Perry, Peffey, Ricky as Alonzo 68 Peffy, Della 68 Peffy, Laura 97 Peffy, William I32 Phelps, Phillips Kafhy 68 ,Carolyn 68 Phillips, Gayle I75 Phillips, Glenda 97 Phillips, Kay 68 Phillips. Lee l32, I99 Phillips, Linda I32 Phillips, Sammy 238, 249, 289, l73, l75, 292, l80 NHS 3, 4: lnferacf 2 ,3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Foofball 2, 3 4: Baskefball 2, 3, 4: Golf 2, 3: Junior Opfimisf 4: Cify Councilman 4: Wiffiesf 4. Phillips, Susan 68 Philpof, Marfin 97 Phoenix, Kaye 97 Phoenix, Michelle I75 Phoenix, Mifchell 68, 278 Pickard, Tommy 97, 206 Pierce, Billy 68 Pierce, Margie 97 Pierce, Teresa 68 Pigg, Judy I75 Pillans, Peffy 68 Pinson, Robin 68, 75 Piffs, Jimmy l32, 249,270 Piffs, Pafricia 68 Plsek, Billy I75 Polhemus, Jane I32 Pollard, Aubry I32 Pomeroy. Jim 97 Pond, Roberf 97 Poplin, James Porfer, Judy 97 Porfer, Maffie 24I, I77 NHS 3, 4: OEA 4: Oufsfanding OEA Sfudenl' 4: Finalisf for Jones and Champion Scholarships 4. Porfer, Reba I77 Porferfield, Kafhy 68, 288 Posern, Joe 98 Posf, Dorofhy I7 FTA 2: VICA 3: DE 4 Posfon, Linda 98 Posfon, Rhonda 68 Powell, Hoosy 257 Powell, William 68 Powers, Carl I77 Powers, Chrisfie 68 Prescoff, Debbie 68 Payne, Leon 97 Payfon, Debbie 68 Payfon, Fred l3l Payfon, John l3l Payfon, Kay Payfon, Wesley 257 Peairson, Mike l3l Pearson. Roseanne 97 Peebles, Alice l7 Peebles, Lorna 97 Pena, Joel 97 Penney, Cynfhia 97 Pennison, Pafricia 97 Penfak, Befh 97, 23I Perkins, Delphia 97 Perkins, Sidney 63, 257 Perry, Jimmy Prescoff, Fred 98 Price, Debbie I32 Price, Ed 98, 274 Priddy, Paula 98 Priddy, Sharon 232, 29l, l77 FTA 3, 4, Officer 4: NHS 3, 4, Reporfer 4: Thespians 4: Academic Excellence 2, 3: Senior Edifor Pasadenia 4: Ouill and Scroll 4: Nafional Science Foundafion Summer lnsfifufe Af A81M 3. Prifchard, Kafhy 68 Procfor, John 68 Puckeff, Dwighf 270, I77 FFA 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Purifoy, Keifh 68 Pursley, Franlrie 153, 284, 315. 278, 177, 282, 283 Sfudenf Council 2, 3, 4, Repo rfer 4: Class Secrefary 2, 3, 4: FTA 2, 3, 4: Treas urer 4:Acappe11a Choir 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4: Rofary Ann 4: Finalisf Homecoming Queen 4: Miss Merry Chrisfmas 4: Miss PHS Purvis, 4. Ben 132 Pusfeiovslcy, Alberf Pusfeiovslcy, Gary 68 Pusfeiovsky, Rufh 177 Acap 2.3: pella Choir 2,3,4: FHA YFC 2,3,4: Sfudenl' Council 2: Pul'man,Char1offe 219, 177 Perf. Affendance 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: Drill Team 3, 4, Colonel 4: Pyle, Gerald -Q- Quinn, Charles Quinn, Diana 132 Quinn, Jimmy 132 -.R... Raines, Ellen 68 Raines, Phil Rambo, Charles Raney, Linda Ramirez, Margaref 98 Ramey. Robery Rammey, Roy Ramsey, Linda 132 Ramsey, Marilyn 110 Randall, VICA Alan 3 Randall, Bobby 56, 257, 70 Randall, Debbie 98, 264 Rhodes, Kafhy 178 Ribble, Todd Rice, Joan 43, 178 Biology Club 2,3 officer 2, 3: Drill Team 4 Rice, Judy 70 Rice, Tommy 98 Rich, Nelda 187 YFC- 3, 4: Acappella Choir Richards, Mary 98, 220 Richardson, Greg 98, 132 Richardson, Rono 249 Richardson, Jill 178 Tennis feam 2: Ari' Club 3, 4 Richardson, Larry 70 ' Richardson, Tim 70 Richnow, Eric 98 Richfer,Rober1 202 Baslcefball 2: Acappella Choir 4 officer: Spanish Club 4 Rises, Darrell 70 Riggle, Todd 70 Riley, Larry 98, 276 Risinger, Thomas 249, 178 FTA 3: Foolball 2, 3, 4, Second feam All-Disfricf, All-Cily Rislce, Glenn 70, 257 Rifchie, Cheryl 90 Roach, Rodney 132 Robb, Milce 70 Robbins, Barbara 98 Roberfs, Connie 70 Roberfs, John 178, 202, 181 Acappella 2, 3, 4: A11- regional choir 4: Firsf place af Region Conlesf 2, 3, 4 Roberfs, Peggy 179 Roberfs, Riclcy 70 Roberfs, Susan 98 Roberfson, Jennie 179 Roberfson, Joe 48 Roberfson, Ted 76 4 Randle, Richard 132, 256 Raney, Madelon 70 Ranly, Carol 177 Rannals, Barbara 98 Rappe, Cindy 70 Rasch, John 98 Ray, Kennefh 132 Raynor, John 177 VICA 3, 4, officer 4 Raynor, Richard 98 Reames, Orville 78 Reaf, Jeff 210, 177 VICA 3.4 Reber, Leslie 132 Robison, Gerald Robison, Kafhy Robinson, Elizabefh 70 Robinson, Gerald 70 Robinson Joe 132 Robinson Kafhy 70 Robinson, Randy 100 Rocha. Marfin Rodoclrer, Mary 100 Rodriguez, Neavis 70 Rodriguez, Yolanda 133 Roe, Edwin 133 Roe, Susan 100 Roese. Venifa 70 Reber, Lynn 98 Reding, Ernie 70 Reed, Mail' 264 Reeves, Gary 70 Reeves, Jack 98, 238 Reichelderfer, Gary 132 Reicherf, Sherry 224 Reid, M aff 70 Reininger, Logan 76 Renfroe, Judy 98 Repman, Bill 160 Reynold Reynold s, Barney 98, 266 s, Doug 70 Rhoader, James Rhoades, Linda 98, 132 Rhoder, Barbra 98 Rogers, Debbie 100 Rogers, Harold 133, 249, 270 Rogers, Jimmy 70, 257 Rome, Ann 133 Rose, Roy 133 Roush, Harry VICA 4 officer Rowe, Lona 133 Eng. Merif Award 2: Naf'l Forensic League 3: VICA 3, 4: FTA 3: Drama and Thespian Club 2 Ruble, Donice 100: Rucsdashel, Ray 208, 179 Affendence 3: D.E. 4: Winner of Public Speaking Confesf Rucsdashel, Rifa 71 Ruff, Carolyn 100 Ruiz, Jessie 179 Rushing, Brenda 133 Rushing, Gary 71, 264 Rushing, William 100 Russell, Carmine 133 Russell, Craig 249, 266 Foofball 2, 3, 4 Ryan, Wanda 179 Biology Club 2, 3, officer 3: VICA 3, 4 officer 3 Rynolds, Donna 133 -S- Sabanos, Renee 100 Saddler, Lucille 71 Sailor, Sam 37, 250, 251, 249 Foofba11,2, 3, 4 Samuel, Joe 100 Sanderford, Brenda 100 Sanderford, Melinda 100 Sanders, Gary 100 Sanders, Miclcey 133 Sanders, Peggy 100 San Miguel, Yolanda Business Club 4: Spanish Club 4 Sargenf, Randy Sarfin, Carol 179 Sarfin, Craig 100 Sawyer, Debby 100 Sayers, Mary 71 Sayre, Peggy 108, 133 Scalise, Fran 100 Scarborough, Douglas VlCA 2, 4, officer 4 Schamerhorn, David 71 Schluefer, Carol 93, 100 Schmidf, Terry 100 Schneider, Gary 100 Baseball 3 Schneider, Glenn 257 Schoeneman, Pafsy 100 Schreclr, Darrell 133 Schreclc, Ross 100 Schreiber, Kafhy 71 Schronlc, Carol 71 Schronk, Wanda 100 Schwab, Danny 100 Scoff, Charles Scoff, John 71 Scoff, Laurie 133 Scoff, Roseanne 222 FTA 2, 3, 4 officer 4: Acappella 2, 3.4: Rofary Ann 4 Scolf, Walfer Seagraves, Raymond Seale, Cindy 100 Seale, Cindy 100 Seale, Debbie 100, 199 Seilhan, Tommy 133 Sesser, Donna 100 Sesser, Sandra Sefliff, Sieve 71 Sefzer, Lincla 133 Sefzer, Verneffe 182 Shannon, Kay 133 Shannon, Tim 71 Shaver, Jeffrey 133 Shaver, Tim 71 Shaw, Ken 182 Shaw, Susie 100 Shawyer, Carroll 71 Sheffield, Sandra 133 Shields, Ann 133 1 Shelley, Donna 182 icr 3. 4, officer 4 l Shelley, Peggy 71 Shepard, Jeannie 100 Shepherd, Carol 100 Sherrell, Viclrie 71 Shipman, Dianna 115, 133 Shipman, Wayde 71 Shipp, Mary 101 Shipworfh, David Shoolc, Derinda 71 Shough, Lynn 133 Show, Viclci 101 Shrader, Greg 71 Shrader, Jeff 101 Shrode, Glenn 37, 182 Shuman, Riclcy 133,256 Shumafe, Billie 101 Shufflesworfh, Sfeven 71, 257 Sibley, Joan 133 Sibley, Milce 101, 257 Sides, Johnny 134 Silva, Richard 182 Silva, Roberf 101 Simmons, Frances 101 Simmons James 182 Simmons Margaref Simmons Roberf 183 1CT 4 Simmons Shirley 71 Simmons Susan 134 Simons, Ted 71 Simpson, Edifh 100 Simpson, Pam 71 Simpson, Tommy 71 Sims, David 101 Singlefon, Bob 101 Sirra, Dwighf 134 Slcriplca, Paul 71, 276 Sladecek, Carolyn 101 Slaclecelc, Rudy 134, 270 Slafe, Claudia 71 Slaff, Debbie 101 Slovalc, Ernesf 101 Smallwood, Andy 183 SC 2, 3, 4: SC Vicee Presidenf 4, Spanish Club 2, 4: lnferacf 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Baskeiball 2, 2, 4: Boys Sfafe Alfernafe: Smafhers, Teresa 101 Smiley, Diane 134 Smiley, Richard 134, 210 Smifh,Alfon 71 Smilh, Beverly 134 Smifh, Bill 264, 270, 183 .Bobby 71 Smifh Smifh, Carla 71 Smifh, Charla 208 Smifh, Debbie 71 Smifh, Dianne 101 Smifh, Drew 38, 193, 183 Library Club 2, 3, officer 3: Ari club 2, ,3, 4 officer 3: Smifh, Dwayne 231, 240, 183 Performing Arfs 3, 4, Officer 4: Thespian Club 4 officer Smifh, Earl 134 Smifh, Ellen 101 Smifh, Gary 278, 134 349 Joan 102 Thomas, Trncak, C-linfon 185 Sfokes, Alan 72 Sfokes, Janel' 102 Sfolz, Judi 184 FTA 2: Tennis 3: Spanish Club 3: Arf Club 4 Thomason Sfone, Bobby 71 Sfone, Carl 102 Sfone, David Thomas Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Jack 135 Jimmy 102 Thomas, Thomas, , Jimmy 72 Lynn 135 Mike 102 Pam 135 Tripleff , Carol 103 Trip1eff,Pa'l 73 Tripleff, Geneva Tripleff, Rickey 103 Smifh Smifh, Glenda Smifh, Gwen 101 Smifh, Huel 71 Smifh, James 101 Smifh, Linda 71 Smifh, Marvin 71 Smifh, Mike 71 Smifh Paf 71, 257, 264 Smifh Pauleffe 71 Smifh Rebecca 101 Smifh, Ricky F V1CA 3 Smilh, Rifa 71 Smifh, Ruby 101 Smifh, Russell 134 ,Sandra 101 Twiffy, ,craig 256, 135 Smifh, Sfeve 101, 249, 266 Smifh, Susan 183 Business Club 3: Quill and Scroll 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Beacon 4 Smifh, Tyson 134 Smifh, Vickie 101 Smifh, William Baseball 2, 3, 4: J.A. 3, 4: VlCA 3 Sparks, Kafhy 209, 183 NHS 4: FTA 2, 3, 4: YFC 2, 3, 4 officer 4: SC 2, 4 Spears, Diana 101 Spears, Jeannie 71 NHS 3, 4: 1n1eracf4 Sfone, James 72 Sfonesfreef, Mary 102 Sfork, Kafhy 134 Sfough, Jim 102 Sfoughfon, Eddie 134, 276 Sfrangmyer, Daryl 184 Sfrawfher, Tommy 102 Sfroud, Jean 134 Sfubbs, Mark 102 Sfurm, Danny 102, 263 Sfufzman, Nancy 72 Sfyron, Roger 102 Subleff, Terry 72 Thompson Tho.mpson, Thompson Thompson Thom pson Thompson DE 3. 4 , John 135 Charles 102 Janef IO2 Keifh 72 Lee 72 Linda 72 Ronnie 185 Club and Area Winner of DE Business Trouf, Carmie 103 Trouf, C. B. 103 Trouf, Jerold 73 True, Roberf 136 Trussell, Velma 73 Trufna, Ricky 93, 103 Tucker, David 73 Tugwell, Gary 103 Tugwell, James 103 Turberville, Connie 136 Turk, Deborah 73 Sullender, Wayne 72 Summers, Charlie 135 Susfayfa, Heclor 135 Susures, Karen 72 Suffer, Suffon FTA' 2: V Suflon Cheryl 135 Beverly 184 2: Spanish Club 2: YFC lCA 3, 4 officer 4 Speaking Confesf 3, Vice Presidenf 4, Club and Area Winner Sales Demonsfrafion Thornfon, Dianne 72 Throp, David 102 Tillery, Alvin 72 Tinsley, Marsha 102 Tipfon, Edmon 270, 135 Tobin, Peggy 102 Tolleff, Roberl' 103 Tolley, Hall 185 Spanish Club 2: Perfecl' Affendance 3: Raised Flag 4. Tomlinson, Dale 103 Turner, Curfis 185 Turner, Dale 136 Turner, Sarah 194, 136 Tuffle, Jackie 219,136 Tuffle, Jerry 103 Douglas 257, 73 Tyree, Larry 103, 276 -U- Unfried, Gary 73 Urbish, Frank 136 Usury, David 73 Speighf, Rick 71, 134 Speighf, Roberf Spence, Sfephen 101 Spilman, Curfis 134, 256 Spilman, Johnny 101, 257 Spire, Ellen 71 Van Din Veafch, Sprague, Charles Sprefz, Floyd 101 Springer, Bob 275, 274, 183 Springer, Larry 101 Spruiell, Judy 101 Sfack, Gene 175, 292, 183, 294 Foofball, 2, 3, 4: lnferacf 3, 4, officer 4: Mosf Versafile: SC 2, 3, 4: YFC 2, 3, 4 officer 4: class officer 3, 4: Mayor for a day 4: NCTE Candi- dale: Baskefball 2: Drill Team Beau 4 Slack, Roberf 71, 52, 257 Sfaha, Kennefh 101 Sfanley, Brenda 210 Sfansel, Vivian 71 Sfarnes, Karen 102 Sfarreff, Sandra 102 Sfarf, Daryl 72 Sfarf, Debbie 102,48 Sfaugh, Jim 276 Sfegall, Connie 184 FTA 2, 4: VICA 3, 4 officer 4 Sfeininger, Jimmy 134, 249, 272, 270 Sfephens, Paul 72 Sferling, Lee 134 Sfewarf, Carleen 72 Sfewarf, Jewell 72 Sfewarf, Mike 249, 184 Foo1ba1l4 Sfiles, Bruce 72 Sfiles, Mary 42, 184 Sfoclcfon, Sam 134 Sfockwell, Nancy 184 350 Suffon, Johnny 252, 249, 292, 184 Foofball 2.3, 4 Svoboda, Linda 72 Swealf, Margaref 102 Swoope, Lucrefia 72 Sword, George 135 Sword, Pam 72 Sykes, Befh 72 -T- Talfon, Doris 72 Talfon, Scofl' 184 Baskefball 2, 3: Sludenf Council 3, 4 Sergeanf af Arms 4. Tanner, Bryan 135 Tarver, George 184 FFA Tafar, Sheri 204, 135 Tompkins, Don 259, 261, 262, 135 Tooke, Freddie Tooke, Henry 72 Townsend, Mifzi 103 Train, Kennefh 257, 73 Train, Terri 167, 185 Tausend, Paffy 102 Taylor, Johnny 72 Taylor, Roberf Taylor, Sharon 135 Taylor, Wayne 135 Teague, Debbie 102 Tedder, James 102, 231 Teichman, Beverly Teichman, Bill 72 Teinerf, Gary 72 Tlenerf, Ginger 72 Teinerf, Sfella 184 V1CA 3, 4 Terry, Debbie 72 Teufsch, Tommy 102 Tharpe, Debbie 135 Tharpe, Linda 184 Performing Aris Club 2: Sfudenl Council 2: GRA 3: Arf Club 4 Thayer, Evin 209, 135 Thomas, Eileen 72 Thomas, Lynn Picfure Edifor Pasadenian Sfaff 4: Quill and Scroll 4: FTA 2, 3, 4, Hisforian 4: NHS 3, 4, Parliamenfarian 4 Sfudenf Council 2, 3, 4. Trank, Burgess 143, 171, 303 292, 185, 295, 221 Class Favorife 2, 3: Class Presidenl' 2: Academic Excellence 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3: Sfuclenf Council Alfernafe 2, 3, 4: lnferacf 2, 3. 4: NHS 3.4: Boys' Sfafe 3: Highesf Ranking Junior 3: American Chemical Sociefy Award 3: Junior Rofarian 4: Nafional Meril' Scholarship Finalisf 4: Armco Scholarship 4: Texas Chemical Council Award: Cify Councilman 4: FHA Beau 4: Mosf Likely To Succeed 4: Whols Who 4. Trauer, Gordon 73 Trauer, Shelly 136 Traylor, Champ 249, 270 Traylor, Joe 259, 103 Traylor, Roberf 257, 73 Treadway, Mary 185 Biology Club 2: Social Chairman YFC 3: Girls' Choir 4. Trenf, Elizabefh 185 VICA 3, 4, Officer 4: Mefal Shop Sweefhearf 3 Trimble, Roberf 185 Firsf Place ICT Speed and Drill 4. Trimm, Karen 73 -.V.- Valdefero, Doug 103 Valdez, Minnie 136 Valdez, Tony 103 Vance, Cynfhia 220, 286 185 Vance, Glen 103 Vance, Leslie IO3 Vance, Paula 73 Vance, Sharon 185 e, Terry 103 Varner, Forresf 103 Vasek, Charles 185 Vasek, Roberf 136 Vaughan, Anna 136 Vaughan, Esfella 136 Vaughn, Gilda 73 Vaughn, Laura 212, 186 VlCA 3, 4 Vaughn, Sherry 210, 186 Vaughn, Thomas 73 John 287, 103 Veazey, Cheri 103 Verasfegui, Felix 103 Verasfeguh Lupe 103 Verreff, JoAnn 73 Vic, Billy 136 ViC,J0 136 Vickers, David 73 Vineyard, Tommy 73 Vizinia, Kenny 104 Vizina, Linda 73 Vlahakos, Vicfor 115, 300, 186 lnferacf 3.4: NHS 4: Who's Who 4 Vogfman, Pafrice 73 Vowell, Wayne 136 .W- Wachfendorf, Henry 104 agener, Jamie IO4 aldon, Barbara I36 alker, Debbie IO4 alker, Gary IS6 Walker, Mike I86 alker, Pam IO4 Walker, Ray IO4 Walker, Sue I36 Wells, Thomas I37 Wesl, Janie I37 Wesl, Mike 267 Wesl, Ronnie 73 Weslbrook, Jerry Weslbrook, Sally 296, I37 Wesler, Don I37 Williams, LaWanda 74 Williams, Linda I38 Williams, Mike I58 Williams, Paul IO6 Williams, Rebecca IO6 Williams, Sherri 74 Williams, Sleven 74 Wall, Pele IO4 Wallace, Alan 257, I04 Wallace, Craig IO4 Wallace, Sandra 76, IO4 Walley, Belly 73 Walley, Sue 73 Walsh, Pam IB6 Walsh, Roberl IO4 Walsh, Rodney I04 Walsh, Rusly Wallers, Gordon 286, II6 Wallers, Karen 73 Ward, Sandy 2l9, 232, 265 I36 Warren, Jo Ann 43, I86 FTA 2 Warren, Marilyn IO4 Wasek, Pally lI5, I37, 292 Walerhouse, Ralph I37 Walers, Calvin IO4 Walers, Cynlhia IO4 Walers, Kennelh I86 Biology Club 2 Walson, Beverly 73 Walson, Jimmy IB6 Walson, Judy 73 Walson, Larry Foolball 2: Arl Club 4 Walson, Tommy I37, 292 Wear, Janel 73 Wealherford, Bill I86 Band 2, 3, 4. Wealherford, Ronnie IO4 Wealherly, Lonnie 246, I37 Webb, James I37 Webb, Roy iis, I37 Websler, Marilyn I04 Weeke, Dan 73 Weeks, Lila 73 Weghorsl, Joyce I86 Wehlboy. Karen 73 Wehmeyer, Diane 73 Wehunl, Jim IB6 Foolball Manager 2: Baskefball Cheerleader 3 DE 4: Acappella Choir 4. Wehunl, Jo Anne I37 Welborn, L. B. 73 Welch, Thomas 254, 73 Weld. David I37 Wellborn, Janie I87 Wells, Gailyn 266, I37, 229 Wells, Janel 73 Wells, Peggy IO4 Wells, Sherral IO4 Wesler, Ronnie IO4 Weslover, Paul 73 Wefherell, Ray IO4 Welherell, Sharon I37 Welherell, Shirley I37 Wharlon, Connie 2I2, 284 3l5 189 I 2 l87 ,8. Twirler 2, 3: VICA 4, officer 4: FTA 4: Finalisl Homecoming Queen 4: Valenline Queen Finalisl 4: VICA Sweelhearl 3. Williams, Tim 76, IO6, 238 Williams, Tony I06 Williamson, Charles I38 Williamson, Clark IO6, 266 Williamson, David 72, 59 Williamson, Laura IO6 Williamson, Nancy I38, 232 Williamson, Palsy IO6 Williamson. Van 74 Willingham, Ronnie I38, 249, 259. 261, 263, 264, 266 Willingham, Sleven, IO6, 257 ,Y 7 f - Wood, Sandy IBB, 202 FTA 2, 3. 4: YFC 2. 3, 4: Acappella Choir 2, 3, 4: All-Region Choir Wood, Sidney I06 Woodard, Farrell IO6 Woodring, Joleen 74 Woodring, Sid I06 Woodruff, Barbara IBB Band 2, 3, Twirler 2, 3: VICA 2, 3, 4, Officer 3 Woods, Jerry IBB FFA 3, 4: VICA Presidenl 4 Woody, John 275, 274 Golf 2, 3, 4. Wooley, Sharon IO6 Woolsey, Joanne 74 Workman, John Whalley, Rodney I37 Wheeler, Carl IO4 Wheelwrighl, Douglas I87 VICA 3, 4, Dislricl Officer 4. While, Bernard 73 While, Bobby I37 While, Danny 257, I04 Vlfhile David 257, l04 While, Deborah 74 While Gerrie 74 While James 74 While James IO4 While Janell 74 While, John I37 While, Lanny 25I, 254, 255. 249, 272, I37, 270, 273 While, Linda 2I I, I37 While, Sharon IO4 While , Vicki 74 Whillen, Tony 74 Whillenburg, Kay I37 Whilworlh, Lou 276, I37 Wicker, Palricia 74 Wiersing, Jack I87 Wesl, Paula I37 Wiggins, Kalhy II5, I38 Wiggins, Kennelh 257, I74 Wilde, Sharon I04 Wilke, Becky 74 Wilke, Danelle I04 Wilkinson, Glenda I20, I3B, IO5 Wilkinson, Thomas I38, 259 Willard, Kalhy IO4 Wilburn, Jeff 74 Williams, AI l3B, 242 Williams Ann I38, I99 Williams Becky 74 Williams Jeannie IO6 Williams Judy l06 Williams, Kalhy 74 Williams Kalhy J. 74 Williams, Kim 74 Wills, Iris l3B, 2ll Wilson, David IO6, 93 Wilson, Donnie 207, 246, IB7 Foolball Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Business Club Beau 4: FHA Beau 2: FTA 4: Business Club 4. 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