Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)
- Class of 1963
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CABANISS Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of WICHITA FALLS HIGH SCHOOL Wichita Falls, Texas Table 0f Contents Preface Administration Activities and Organizations Spons Ilonors Freshman Class Sophomore Class Junior Class Senior Class Autographs 1-9 10-35 36-93 94'-137 138-175 178-191 192-207 208-228 229-261 262-272 S fwfgwiif- c4 fl , Aff M QM P3 jffjl OLP!! QUVLAIQ, MWA af A ,C rl U VJU CP QQQ. A, OJ' LN!,fL,Q- XL, ' '1L LQ QW A J f f ' ' ' A' Q L K' ,ff f M YB bbw ffvfgly 14 WJ, L5 9 I 2.13 F'-,L x Theme Our world is n world of many changes, As we grow into mature adults. we will lace many changes that will greatly affect our lives. Each year brings new responsibilities and duties to everyone. Realizing these responsibilities and adapting ourselves to them will determine the extent of our growth. Our acceptance or rejection of our obligation may have nn effect on our world as a step toward peace and unity or total chaos. With this thought in mind. we select Our Changing World ns the theme of the 1963 COYOTE. . , .eg ,Q 51' ' , t . f, Nw . ii' , f , fu ivrvsf 5 . .. 1'- inf? .L .. . il .SED ., 2 W... ' .awk fi. 0 xv S E ...A, ,ni M513 S, .I fix... E. V. ju? . r 5 :J ., f fm . .1 .X - 5 f Y Hag, fag v Www N .Jfi,3,:Q f' ff' , . lQ'f,,,. ff' fig .u .1 -. aff? ,5 . .,m:,,.Q.g .. .. ew- H-:,.,g53f'1f az: 'Qin .. 2 m.1. . 9:14, x. ,gpg M fm. 1 vs-. -gym, W. , . 1 Nm., .xi 313.4 ' ' 'N 5 ' X 1-V'51V'l '!.G!l if Q ' wniiw K. ' -.--Vfgyg , ws: 1 , Wa 4 yy , ,W 4. F' - ua., I - . K X . Y ,f 'f if f B, ' - mv ,I ,-5.3 ,!V:.,,.,U 4 ,,, , H , gt'-f-igliiggw 4 ails X 2 . ww x ea' 1 JI ,, f qgmnvf' . nw 1 ..?J ,,' 5 ik C 5 J . A Dedication Amid the sometimes bewildering changes of a modern world, human love remains the one fixed element that is truly satisfying. Every generation has faced changes, and the real tests always come in the efforts to meet something challenging and difficult. To a teen-ager the complex present might often become too confusing and demanding but for the help of understand- ing parents always ready to share the successes or the reverses involved in growing up. Because parents give so willingly great love and loyalty to their children, the staff of the 1963 COYOTE dedicates this yearbook to all fathers and mothers as an expression of love and appreciation. .,1 matine- K 1 H- w- -- . . f ' K Nas . 'q,, fgfg ..,iLM1x. ,HELMV H5 A A . ' ftafff f if up - 2 Q 'Q 555122 ' f 'Q -MH V -A F5 'I -' 7 15 u ' 2 V r , , ' 2. 'X ' 7Q375 '5 fQ.'1Wxf QW ' ... J. an g if K ' 1 w4:a-M '- ' G ' fx ' . '.1:ga.4.,, ' W f 'M 5 A .. .. Z H . , N A-,L,M,,,,m, .,,..,, . , .. . ,V f -si: lM?PIi'1 X P 1 1 . . 1 ., -+P? :rv fm, ,,,,., 1.1 , 'i f ,cf X 32 . . . A in in ,Zi n A , N uihi ,Q Q ,X H , . .h., . Q, u ' hi- f' -' 'V K I. ff , ,, X, , ... . f. 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KIRBY, M.A. University ul Southern California Asistant Superintendent R. M. DAVIS Austin College Under the guidance of our school lead- ers, the Wichita Falls Public School system has almost doubled its size in the past few years. National attention has been focused on our educational institutions because of the profound changes that have occurred under the direction of our administrators. Both athletically and scholastically, our sys- tem is one of the finest in the state of Texas, and through its continued expansion our school leaders will endeavor to meet the challenge of a changing world. Leaders E. B. FINCHER, M.A North Texas Slnte University I MVA. Director of Instruction Business Manu ger m mh wtvx fwsntih :rw QQ . R .AH . ,,,. . .K .-.ay r F' .e,,-Ny, Quiz .v if .12?i'fi3L'7 1,1 .. ,, .e M. .W..,..r. . .. R nv A + mv 5 1 4 'K Q 1. lfx-,:,g'g.5.vt5' 9 1 ' . A Sd J.. G., . 1 M, f A, ax, 2155935 .rn M' V.: b 1 1 r' M fn N1 ,W 1. f? ' 5:12 Wa . K 53 1 'Shi lim .gtk jig A 1. M Q ,, WJ , ' ' ' f W'Li f 2 f fly' U uf ' Y X f' f 5 yes, El an. .K ff , a , .a 1 ' ., ww MQ -It ,wwf f 9 'A gl ., A. .., v , -M 414. .. ,gf 4 Z w Vg-' Y -u if Missiles, hydrogen bombs, space capsules, astronauts, nuclear energy, jets, common markets, electronics, synthetics, plastics, heart surgery, and wonder drugs are all indicative of those tremendous new forces which are rapidly changing our world. Integrity, ambition, responsibility, thinking, perseverance, understand- ing, learning, industry, morality, and the love of God are all old and revered qualities indicative of those human values which will never change. ff WMWJ 4 fy Vi, :JM g N , . A W has x. . F .,,. . -ef 4' .s3'?'Q 'Az Hi, 'hef- , 15 W ,P J. ,ff 9556 , 1 11' ' nw . ,rar W my ,ou ,Inv Y. ..,. .S 4 f w was ,qi The seniors in the Major Work English course take pounds of notes! English In rt world changing as rapidly as ours, a knowledge of past and present cultures is almost essential to the underslanding of the future. Realizing that there is no better way to become acquainted with a culture than to study its representative literature, the Department of English of WFHS introduces to its students the greatest authors the world has known. A working knowledge of English grammar accompanies the study of literature to aid the student in expressing himself clearly and accurately. The school newspaper, THE COYOTE NEWSQ the yearbook, THE COYOTEQ and TEEN TIMES, a page in the lncnl paper, are all efforts sponsored by the Depart- ment of English to record the advances and the changes in our WFHS world. MRS. JEFF PUCKETT, MA, MRS. JIM SVAJDA. BA. Texas Wotn:m's University North Texas State University Sponsor of Writers' Club MRS. J. C. PORTER, M.Ed. Midwestern University t ESTELLE WOOD, M.Ed. University of Texas MRS. LEROY N. COOKINGHAM, B.A. l, University of Tennessee EMMA LOU PROCTOR, B.S. Howard Payne College Editorial Advisor of the COYOTE ANN CAREY, B.S. North Texas State University Freshmen plague the biography shelves for hook reports. MRS. T. P. MCCOUGH, B.A. Texas Wesleyan College Sponsor of COYOTE NEWS MARILYN HOWELL, BS. North Texas State University 4 1 ' a .,. if ,. ri' .. Q wg C msjfi , , .WH - r J --., .5 J ' ' . - Q... . mzfwhg, , iifsm 4.1 Q s 5 f. - ' , g wi , rem ml '5' s:'!,-fy , 5 f 'fi ?Qf.1',1,. ,. E . it , I , ' I - X V -, . , 5 , 1 l'W,,:.,, ,Q 5' ' - 1 . 3 E V f ' . V ,..., 3, ' 1 ' W 1--if fu T ,XR Z E T. :V T3 I Q ' . SET! , F- ' -gH212.il'5-1252i,QV 5?-in ?N' ' 155 'J fi ' - df V1 '7'3'1'!ff'-E1-3 I ' K K , A , k .W ,ga 2 , ,VVS H , ,, 1 ix .W , 6 R: K lf' R K 5' . Q 1 995 Q 41 , za -f , 1 L 1. A 6 fs a E 1 2, 1- N Mt J H L P ' QQ I if 4' 2 y 5 sf s Ex 5 J K ,Q h. -A x I TQ , Q ffm K .gun aaa . t r ,. t . 2 ' JAMES H. CLARK, RLS. University of Kansas MRS DOROTHY THOMPSON, M.Ed. VIRGINIA MILNER B S Nlnlwcstcrn University Arkansas State Teachers College Spon or of Cliexni try Club cience The Department of Science of Wichita Falls High School offers the best cur- riculum ever extended to our pupils. A student is able to pursue quite thoroughly any science field he chooses. With the most modern equipment available, a brief study of physical science is completed in the ninth grades, followed by a year of biology. Op- tional courses in chemistry and physics, offered not only on the average level but also as accelerated courses, extend an opportunity to the piled student to study at a level which will be a challenge to him. Our Department of Science is doing an excellent job of preparing students for toclay's world with its increased emphasis on science. MRS. WALTON ALLEN, ILS. ' ' Y Texas Christian Univvrsily WH-LI-XM T FA'-Lg B S Sponsor of Biology Club Wvsl 'liexns Stale College Cu'Spons0r of Biology Club ll ,, x THOMAS E. DUGGAN, MS. Kansas Sinha College LEON PARISH, M.Ed. Midwesu-rn University Co-Sponsor of Biology Club Miss Milner explains lu 11 group of sludenls bow to distill water. JACK STANFORD. BA. lluylor Univrrsily Co4Sponsor of Biology Club i Sul Ross Slate College 1 FRED E. HERRINGTON, BS. G. . , , Q 2' ' .LW . , ,li x 1 , A li flaw in 657' 2 :Q ' ,.. hs. 4, I ,425 vig' ,. .- I ., 9 Q M2 lik '-h i' J' A I ,. 1 .. , Ev-'22 C, as s W, f, ,Q nf A ' .:,1g1:a'-gw3...:. J f . , . ww , G 'F 4252 , L iff Q, V., ,3,.1., Q X 1ig.A'k.,.,' - 3 1 X' i ,. , iw 1 4 m , V195 1 w J ,M -Q-su . W ,t-., .i . . 3 ,RX N V .5-9 '-+ , -,. , -,A ' , . 3 1R'f.v Q A ik 'E 6 41 . Civics is n serious business. ,,'. f, A n1.,.w ,.-, H- A .z Q2 'Y-. if. U ww ra M. 1'. ' a .sg 2 qu, Aw fb, 1 1 QA -.' ., ' , 1 .'fwff7ff 3Qv 53 L, M JH- ' gi32f..f 4',7'ffw is M K 5 ' I .E t 3' ,st-A fm N E. fmt 4 -f - A w .- 1 in v rg 3 1 ' 11, . z - gy , f, f. . Afnemgm . , V ,, . M .,f, - 4 if -1y0o.,J3.,,3...f, V .fig-.etmx A it gf QW, . f 4 w . . . Q-'1 ': A N 4.9,- .1, ,. ' ,, gfvg'vxSaf?! K N w - , f' ing ' 'fx 'Q g-gf, 'ww Q' 5? X' ' s fall Z, ' .' , W as ,. H5 . 1' . eil 'L,,,g45'i1.f.?'.?Igveii: Vi' ' 'C 'I 'Mau J MRS. POLLY JONES KAYSER, M.Ed. Midwestern University Sponsor of PASF Sponsor of High School Rod Cross Language The Department of Language of WFHS is one of the departments most affected by the changes going on in the world today. New methods of teaching are replac- ing the old. Tapes, records, newspapers, and other de- vices are fast becoming n part of the teaching of lan- guage. In this manner the student learns not only the basic principles of the language but also the customs and ideas of the people who speak it. This school has been quick to realize that a sound foreign language program makes students better prepared to understand the other peoples of the world. Then they will be ready to meet the changes, political and social, occurring in these countries that might affect them. ALFRED T. ANDERSON, M.Ed. University of Houston TRINIDAD SAN MIGUEL, M.A. Southern Methodist University Covsponsor of PASF v .i , LONA BETTY BROWN, M.A. University of Texas Sponsor of Sophomore Class Co-sponsor of Latin Club Members of Mrs. Kayser's fourth-year Spanish class use modem devices for leaming o language. MRS. CLYDE G. SEAMAN, B.A. Midwestern University Co-sponsor of Latin Club MRS T A HUFFHINES BA COASPOHSUY nf P-ASF Southern Methodist University Co-sponsor of Latin Club 5 f 's:.1,,st ,Q H3515 rf! Qi: -aggsiy if ,tm Rv W wha, N nw -sn, ..,.i: 1 34 '43 1 ffm M X, F SEM ' a , .Q Commercial Businessmen of today are always seeking better trained young men and women to do the commercial tasks required to run an efficient business. Ambi- tious students at WF HS prepare to fnce the competitive business circle by taking commercial courses. Typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand train students for posi- tions as efficient business employees. Through a program of office practice, stu- dents gain practical experience by working in the various school officesg and a knowledge of business standards and finance is acquired through study of eco- nomics and commercial law. Shop and mechanical drawing are offered as special- ized studies to provide training for careers in engineering, architecture, and draft- ing. From the tapping of typewriter keys to the sounds of the shop instruments, commercial students learn skills and techniques. Guided by excellent instructors, a student also learns to make decisions and to find his vocational possibilities. With such training, one graduating from WFHS is prepared to meet the changing world of business and its demand for highly trained personnel. J. C. CABINESS M Ed HERB F NIARVEL, M.A. Midwestern University North Texas Slate University Co-sponsor of Senior Class Coach of Athletics Financial Advisor of Publications MRS. GUY UNDERWOOD, Bs. North Texas State University Beginning typists learn techniques. MRS- JULIA CRISSEY, M A University of Pittsburg Sponsor of Distriliutne Education Club 3-, Q?-'SY Q 1, f --f i 215' :V Y-W 1 I ,L AR, Qi A n, ga. ,,.M'5 Q . -J, F gH .:: .lf fi' 1 5 v 3 ! MRS. T. RICHARD MOSS, M.A. Colum bin University Speech The ability to express ideas correctly and distinctly is of pri- mary importance to everyone. The Department of Speech gives stu- dents the opportunity to develop this necessary talent. After taking the fundamental speaking courses, a student may advance into debate, which teaches him to organize facts and present them in a con- vincing mannerg into Amateur Guild or the National Thespian Society, where the finer points of the art of dramatics are learnedg or into Radio-TV and Stagecraft. Each year this department participates in the Texas Inter- scholastic League competition and has established a record that makes the school proud of its De- partment of Speech. H. BEDFORD FURR, M.A. Southern Methodist University Sponsor of National Forensic League Sponsor of Code of Ethics JAMES T. YAUGER, M.A. DELENNA L. ROGERS, B.A. Midwestern University Midwestern University .v...f,,,,nfn vw - 1 1 30 MATTYE MAE HAYNIE, M.Ed. Texas Woman's University Sponsor oi THE COYOTE THOMAS SHAW, M.M.E. North Texas State University Sponsor of Boys' Glee Club Sponsor of Chornl Music Club FRED T. PRENTICE, MS. Baylor University Sponsor of Band Club Art The Department of Art helps many students of WFHS find their niche in our swiftly changing world. Working in such areas asp ceramics, oil painting, design, and clay sculpture, these budding ar- tists are given the chance to ex- press themselves and to develop their talents to the fullest extent. This training is invaluable to the student who is commercially in- clined and who has an interest in advertising. The Department of Art also sponsors THE COYOTE. JOYCE P. SAMUELS Columbia University, M.S. Music Every year the world witnesses change after change in styles of music. One style has its period of popularity and then gives way to another. The Department of Music of WFHS, con! sisting of the choirs, band, and orchestra, recognizes these changes and tries to keep the student body acquainted and in- formed about thern. We should be grateful to the musical or- ganizations for the entertainment they furnish at pep rallies, games, sticial assemblies, and the commencement exercises and for the air of culture they give to our school. DAN PREWITT MMUS. ACHILLES BALABANIS, M.S Southern Methodist University Unllfefsily of Illinois LT. COL. HUBERT D. BYOUS, M.S. MAJOR BRUCE R. KNOWLTON, M.E. East Texas State College PMS of Wichita Falls High School NDCC CHARLES W. AVERA, M.Ed. Midwestern University Coach oi Tennis MRS. JACK JONES, M.Ed. Midwestern University Co-sponsor of Future Nurses Midwestern University Tennis In our modern world, with so much emphasis being placed on the easy way, exercise should be a part of everyone's daily rou- tine. The tennis program of our Department of Physical Education provides the necessary physical exercise for many students who en- joy this outdoor sport. These play- ers, under the direction of Charles Avera, have gained honor and recognition for themselves and their school because of their fine appearance in tournaments throughout Texas. VERNON HAMMONDS, B.B.A. DCC Always under the pressure of a possible world war, our country ever focuses its attention on our armed forces. The National De- fense Cadet Corps of WFHS, un- der the guidance of Lt. Col. H, D. Byous and Major Bruce R. Knowl- ton, strives to produce outstanding cadets for future careers in our defense system. The necessary qualities of discipline and self-re- liance are stressed in daily classes. The knowledge that these young men are being trained to defend our nation provides a feeling of se- curity in our world of strife and tension. Health Desirable manners, proper grooming, and good health are necessary in every life. Mrs. ,lack .lones and Mr. Vernon Hammonds, teachers of health at WF HS, strive to instill these qualities in their many students. Mrs. R. E. Cole, school nurse, is responsible for the quick and efficient care given to students who become ill at school. Everyone at WFHS is indeed in- debted to the Department of Health for the training and care it has provided. MRS. R. E. COLE Nurse University of Texas HADDON F. MALONE, M.S. MACK L. KECK, M.S. EDT The Safety Education Drivers' Training course of WFHS is de- signed to make beginners good drivers and experienced drivers more competent, Under the guid- ance of skilled instructors, the classes are first taught the funda- mentals of correct driving and are then given actual experience in dual-controlled cars. SEDT can measure its accomplishments in the reduction of traffic accidents. North Texas State University North Texas State University tudy Hall Scholarship rates a high place in today's changing world. One factor contributing to the scholas- tic accomplishments of WFHS is the supervision provided in the study halls. Through the efficient efforts of the study hall teachers, students are able to relax and con- centrate in a tranquil atmosphere. ln an age when hustle and bustle is the accepted state and out-of- school activities utilize so much time, students have discovered that they can study and learn in the quiet of the study halls. Coach of Athletics Mr. Malone demonstrates driving techniques. MRS. RUTH HARRIS, M.A. MRS. B. T. HQWS B 5 Southern Methodist University MRS' TRAVXS H. SMH-H TENS Woman 5 Unwersuy B.S. in L.S. Texas Woman's University Physical Education Strong, healthy bodies contribute as much to a student's success as strong, capable minds. The Department of Physical Education provides an active, carefully planned program in which WFHS students may participate. The school's two gymnasiums provide wonderful equipment and facilities. The annual Gym Show gives the students an opportunity to demonstrate skills of athletic discipline and precision and represents hours of work and preparation on the part of sponsors and students alike. This department plays a very im- portant part in the plans of our school for preparing toduy's youth for to- morrow's world. MRS. R. B. LUCY, BS. North Texas State University Co-Sponsor of Girls' Gym Leaders x BILL GARRETT, HS. JOYCE E. GEEK, BS. MILLARD l... MASSEY, B.S. North Texas State University E851 TCXHS Slllle College EUS' Texas Sme CUUCSC Coach of Athletics Co-Sponsor of Girls' Gym Leaders SPUHSUY of BOYS' GYD1 Leaders MORRIS K. MERCER, M.Ed. NED MfLNEILL. M.A. Midwestern University North Texas State University Coach of Rowdy Football C0BCll of AUIICUCS and Coyote Basketball , MISS KATHLEEN MELAT MISS JANE MQCULLOCH In Memoriam '. . . Praising what is lost makes lhe remembrance dear . . . -Shakespeare Sometimes changes occur in our daily pattern of. life that bring sadness to us and make us realize the lsrevity and uncertainty of our lives. Typical of such changes were the deaths of Miss .lane McCulloch and Miss Kathleen Melat. Miss McCulloch and Miss Melat had served this school for many years as both teachers and club sponsors. Their instruction, guidance, and cheerful dispositions were a help and inspiration to all who associated with them. Everyone, faculty members and students alike, has felt the loss of these two fine teachers and will always have great respect for their memory and their unselfish services to the school and to their friends. fy www- A.. vw gvs T me M4 -r-Aww--5-Mrxm 1 www Q4 M.- a........4, ,, x'Yl'!e W... 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Howdy Week A wnrm smile, a thoughtful word, a friend- ly Howdy! -these qualities honored in Howdy Week, November 12 through Novem- ber l6, are as necessary in todayis world as they were when the first pioneers moved west. Howdy finalists were Adrian Acker, Janie Bullington, Slmron Christy, Tom Coward, Sue Curl, Gary Gorham, Tommy Johnson, Cuppy Kennedy, Carolyn Kruger, Sammy Milam, Reggie Nacol, Tom Parker, Martha Rushing, Eddie Sargent, and Gary Vick, seniursg and Tracy Payne, freshman. F -41- 'lx .. gp, Q -,V I. Y 'w N - - -I , 1 HONORVDavid Je eel Qlmron Christy, Jean McClung Donna Tmney f x gm. K, m r .r . .Wg 5 '.: A25 nw .3- r W A, Nw--gg.: ,,,, 4 lm - Q - i 1 Q , G, E lf. W. 1' nf I .gan X liner gi IZ' .411 . : 2 , .ay - , 'ESS ., ff W24:EQ,f f s. ': 'm,f -9 mf:- 1. 1 ,ff ' 'aah -fp' JN, L.. M fu. 3 The Coyote ews The Coyote News, sponsored by Mrs. J. P. McGough, is published once a month by senior journalism stu- dents. Besides learning journalism principles during their second period class, the students participate in a reg- ular English course. Their demanding schedule includes writing stories and headlines, developing lay-outs, copy reading, and studying newspapers from other cities and schools. Students also contribute news stories to the Wichita Falls Timesg these stories are edited hy Mrs. Laura T. Doing for publication on the Teen Times page. slr: Mr 'l:Il2E nifi- REPORTERS Bob Berry, Andrea Chandler, Mantua Lou Chanel-ley, Sara Contreras, Melvyn Douglas,!Mgry Beth Elqerton, Carol I-lamllton, Jacklynn Hays, Bobby I-lerrell. Linda Hupcr, Nancy Jolliif, Doris Long, Jean McClung. Gerald McDaniel, Mike Pierce, Jeannie Richardson, Joyce Rusel. Mellnda Stltt., Davld Tillman. Glenn I-Iabern. ADVERTISING STAFF Andrea Chandler, Martha Lou Chandley, Melvyn Douglas. Jlcklynn Hays, Jeannie Richardson. Glenn Habem. CIRCULATION STAFF Nancy Bernhardt.. Linda Brown, Rosle Creacy. Weldon Guest, Vlrslnla Humphrey, Peggy Langford. Dlane Mallonee. Blll Roark, Phyllis Ross. Claudla Powell, Mary Taylor, Eddie Worrell. SPONSORS Mrs. Jane McGough . . .,,,. ..., - , ,. .. ..,.... ..,,.. . .. Journalism Mr, J. C. Cabanlss .. . . ...,. .. ......,. . .,.,. .,.. . ...... AQVGYQSIDR Mr. x. c. Preswn ..,.-.., ., -. ,...... --.- ..... ...... Clnulldon 1 Mrs. J. P. McCougl1 supervises Sars Contreras and Melvin Douglas ns they organize a lay-nut. E Jenn McCIung, Bob Berry, and Gerald McDaniel check copy in the Cnyale News oiiice. The Circulation Staff of xhe Coyote News is direcied by Mr. I. C. Presson. .......,..,.,,. ,. an 'ef-v ii' 3. s,,. L Us nf 4 y, 1 Q 4 - VV' r Y 1 xg Y' '- 1 iffy ,Vw -In . 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' - Q I , N9 Band Roster Leah Allen, Richard Amador, Buddy Barentine, Roy Bartlett, Micheal Baughman, Bob Berry, Eddie Bodkin, David Bowersock, Doyle Boyd, Randall Bridwell, Micheal Burch, Barbara Burrus, Dwinna Byrd, Martha Lou Chandley, Madison Crawford, Sara Contreras, Steven Cox, Charlotte Culwell, Marilyn Cummings, Weldon Day, Melvyn Douglas, Robert Edwards, Terri Eschman, Richard Ewing, Mike Gammage, Danny Gerhart, Sara Griffith, Kathy Haralson, Iacklynn Hays, Paula Hays, Philip Haubert, Chuck Hawthorne, Jack Helmcamp, David Holcomb, Carolyn Johnson, David Joiner, Richard Jones, Robert Jordon, Chuck Kreutz, Bobbie Iedbetter, Fxed Lively, Raymond McLaughlin, Raymond Martin, Mark Medford, Don Mock, Jann Muterspaugh, Bill Niles, ,lean Niles, Claudia Pope, Claudia Powell, Freddy Qualls, Jimmy Ragland, Charles Rawle, .lolm Rhoads, Jeannie Richardson, Sharon Richardson, Luis Rincon, Andy Rizan, Gary Robinson, Michael Sampson, Ed Sestak, Paul Sikes, Chuck Sims, Richard Sims, Diane Smith, Dick Stephens, Raymond Swatzell, Jerry Taylor, Glenn Tedford, Deno Tufares, John Tunnell, Glenn Dunagan, Tommie Rabon, and Jan Ellington. Variety Plus 1963 Variety Plus General Corumitte M.C.'s, Charles Butts, Susan Parry, and George Stinson The American Sound 47 er- ' g 4 1 X ' 'f 3 .-F ,F-1, 1-4 W r it v f vf rv I 5 1 1 I ' 1' -r,p QQ:-js, :IM .wwf- i +.' ap Q' iv.. 3 L 4: 2 G '52 .wrtw ill' , u ig ' ' , ' x ev 1 iv- A .. , 4 . NX ' yn, ' Y. L' A 'c '57' Q! 5 13' Q, 5 - t- 1 'fi f 3 5 L , gA V LA'L ? 5,444 ' lqigkl V :qfzx 4 12+ f 1 As. W i 'kay r I A xxx W 1 , x llzx if X y,kX Xxx. ,pq X X,..J- it , , 1 ' 1' Q .JA Q P- I K, .W 2 The Symphony Council consists of, left to right, standing, Frances Spainhower, Jean Niles, Kathy Harulson, Kathy Akin: seated, Phyllis Conner, Peggy Powers, Luis Rincon, and Sally Pridgen. 5 5 -5 ' 'lah vywlos ho., c aa M D Al ' Of- Piiirsmrivigme YOW- TCL neflle 'Kathy Akin 'Ella Armstrong Linda Armstrong Buddy Barentine David Bebh Gail Bcntivegna Coleen Black Barbara Blanchard Barbara Burrus Allen Bowling Virginia Breedlove The fourth period orchestra provides invaluable training for future symphony members. Martha Lou Chandley Mary Chipley June Clark 'Phyllis Conner Michael Daniels Weldon Day Melvyn Douglas Andrea Frazec Suzanne Freeman 'Linda Cordon 'Kathy Haralson SYMPHONY ROSTER Bobby Herrell 'Billie Harriman Dnvid Joiner Karen Jones Robert Jordan Linda Kluver David McCall 'Gerald McDaniel Sandra McKinnon Anita Mnrshull Ray Martin Officer or Council Member Gary Massey Bill Niles 'Jean Ann Niles 'Gayla Norris Claudia Pope James Poskey 'Peggy Powers 'Sully Pridgen Charles Rawle Charles Reaves Dianne Reynolds John Rhoads 'Luis Rincon Rachel Rincon Harold Smith 'Frances Spuinhour Donna Taylor Pam Thienr .lex-ry Tuck John Tunnell Don Walker 49 kts? M in NN ,. ' jg: rw. 'W ,' , 2 1 ,, L! sw, n M. ,., 4 k.,, .V A 5 A, ,f, ' Y? .4 'Nfl ' 02' A XJ we xl ' 1 W . S 3? -'V' N1 ' xv 'V' in NJ gg A ,? X1 ,K 7 5 .QW tg -L ,J T? an if Xf 5 M' , .N M, X! . V av Q. Q 5 iQ ,, M K Q nv J ., Q ' A .x h ' . 1 13?-f.ffSQ L. A XJ fx! 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CRIMSON GARTERS -John Tunnell, first tenor: John second tenor, Charles Hersfeld, baritone: and Glenn Tedford, ' O UI' 7-Ute Choir Roster A Cappella Choir Roster Jeannie Alcorn, Bryon Bailey, Margaret Bar- ton, Mike Baughman, Jean Boots, Larry Bow- man, Madonna Brown, Charles Butts, Mary Chipley, Sara Contreras, Ann Cornult, Tom Coward, Ann- Cox, Donna Daniels, Clieryl Ed- monson, Mary Beth Elderton, Nancy Fen- nell, Mike Gammage, Patsy Gentry, Pat Gil- lam, Myra Gordon, Gary Gorham, Charles Goss, Linda Graves, John Hann, Billie Harf riman, .laeklynn Hays, Jack Heluicamp, Charles Herzfeld, Don Holder, Jerri Holder, Jimmy Hosch, Bobby Hurt, Tommy Irvin, Robert Jackson, Steve Johnson, .lohnny .lohna son, Ricky Jones, Cappy Kennedy, Kay Kirk- land, Kristy Kistler, Jeanette Levercjl, Doris Long, Lynn Love, Terry Love, Deanna Mat- tingly, Don Mattingly, .lill Moriss, Pat Mul- downey, Linda Murphy, Theresa Nealy, Gladys Norriss, Susan Parry, Mike Pierce, Jerry Pink, Brenda Powers, Lee Powers, Sally Pridgen, Rosalie Raub, Charles Rawle, Bill Reichmuth, Jeannie Richardson, Sarah Richardson, Louis Rincon, Chuck Sims, Rich- ard Sims, Nancy Smith, Cindy Spoonts, Glenn Tedlord, Doris Thomas, Vy Townsend, John Tunnell, Raymond Wallander, Karen Watson, Janie Wetsel, Lynn Wheeler, Lillie Yenkley, Ken Young 5l 'Z N5 rs 'wx 9. -4- V' 'H Q 7' f . 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LUIS RINCON Historian -.. ..... CINDY UNDERWOOD Sergeant-at-Arms ,...., .......,..,.. - JOHN TUNNELL Reporter -..- .,....... ... .,,... GERALD McDANIEL PASF Chairman JOE CULBERTSON sponsors W.-- liIRSfHl5UELY JONES KAYSER MRS. CLYDE G. SEAMAN MR. T. SAN MIGUEL DIE DEUTSCHE GESELIBCHAPI' This club has many different proj- ects during the year to raise money for needy children. The group has an an- nual banquet in April and a dance in May. It also promotes a sincere interest in the literature, the language, and the people of Germany. President .......--,. ....... --- KRISTY KISTLER Vice-President .-..,.--.....- RICK HENDON Secretary ........,.....-..-.-.... CAPPY KENNEDY Treasurer --...........,..-.. .... -., DIANE LOWRY Reporter .-..--..-. ..... ,.......... G ERALD McDANIEL Sergeant-at-Arms ......--. ANITA MARSHALL Sponsor -- .... -,.- ....,.. . MR. FRANK C. LASATER LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The chief fund-raising project oi this club is bake sales, the money from which is used to buy equipment for the Department of French. Le Cercle Francais promotes a better understanding of the French people and their language. Highlighting the year's activities is the annual dance held in March. Language Clubs President -......... ,.,, - ..,.. .,...-- ..... JUDI GAMBLE Vice-President M..- ...... - LOUISE McCULLOUGH Secretary .......,,. W..- ...... M.- BONNIE BOHNN' Treasurer --.-...-.-....-.--.-- CATHY ALLEN Repurler .------.-....e-- JEAN MCCLUNG' Sponsors -- ...... e MRS. KENNETH A. WARREN MISS SANDRA S. BANKS 'nat piclnred Consuls .... -.... -..- HARRIET CAMPSEY DAVID IESSEL Pro-Consuls ...... -.... SUSAN SULLIVAN JIMMY POWERS Secretary ...-,,..,.-.., DORIS MAHONEY Treasurer ......... TANNA SUE DOING Historian ...............- TOM COWARD Pianist ...............,,., CONN1'E WAGNON Song Leader .... --..-... CHARLES RAWLE -.-....- NANCY .IOLLIFF Reporter -. Sponsors .... .. ..... MISS LONA B. BROWN MRS. TRAVIS A. HUI-'FINES MR. ALFRED T. ANDERSON of day GENS ROMANA The Gens Romana, under the guidance of the Fates. is composed a model society of slaves, com- moners, senators, and exalted celes- txals. Highlighting the events each year are the Roman banquet and the spring Floralia. An added event this year was a party given by the fourth- year students to celebrate the birth- of Virgil. W is ,Zi ,M :wma ---gr 5 . .332.Qi4g, Lax 1,-1-'L . .Mr 'T Q' W V .--5' 7' . 2. , Q. .. . 'Q Sw -. Y x xii 1' ! ggi? 'KW-W Q i1ff'.4 , ,.,. JW R M , f, A k' . fs -N 1 h lx H wyni k 1 X nf V f W i ' ' ' I rj 5, 3,2 my urn .Q , I -.v S Q ss Q 'Hi' l SWL? PM . 1623 -fig N5 7' -4 w 'fx-f Y 41 f aj' ffl ' MSE' ry , wa f ff:-' .PV H l .x , N , , fi fx 4 K 'T ' V Q 'W 'fx X ,E 43,41 N. -LV, Y, ,Ji , I 3 ea Q 2? S 5 jg? XR! 'H ' 6 F 1.51 . '1 ' 'T' ' bi1 N- K 9' I V 1 . FQ al J. ' Q 56 f gd gg ,gf ,gs ,v it fu fgn. 1 1 f' f ltiifft .l f. ffm. 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FOURTH ROW: Janie Wetsel, Duncan Trouppy, Johnny Bland, Butch Cossom, Donald Robinson, Judi Gamble, David Truly, and Molly lWH ROW: Kathy Augustus, Sandra Peniclr, Sam Atkins, James Wood, Dick Stephens, and Margaret Barton. NOT PICTURED: Carol Allen, Kenny Bains, Sylvia Laninghanr, and the sponsor, Miss Helen Graco Could. Student Sponsors SEATED, left to right: Leah Allen, Joe Fowler, Mary Underwood, John Runge, Dale Ronnie Riner. SECOND ROW: Susie McPherson, Milton Powell, Carla Howell, Pat Kreutz. THIRD ROW: .lohn Jackson, Deana Mattingly, Danny Hayley, Susan Sullivan FOURTH ROW: Linda Boone, Sam Bashara, Jann Muterspauglx, Raymond Wallander, and Mark Medford. FIFTH ROW: Pat Golding, David Bowersock, Howard Morris, Jan Martin. NOT PICTURED: Kay Atchley, Carl Anderson, Jim Burch, Cheryl Elam, Tommy Rickards, and Mis Helen Grace Gould. OFFICERS OFFICERS President TOM COWARD Vice-President DON MATTINGLY Secretary SHARON CHRISTY Treasurer TOMMY JOHNSON Point Secretary MARTHA RUSHING Assistant Secretary JUDY ANDERSON Reporter ANDY TITTLE Telephone Chairmen EDDIE ALLEN DANIEL LOHMAR MELINDA STl'I'l' l First period ciiice assistants check absentee and tardy slips. From left to The office,-5 of the office assistants right are Ann Berg, Gaye Inman, Austin Maglothin, Susan Smyth, Tommy ,mend 8 council meeting, These Moore, and Melinda Stitt. Not pictured is Kenny Bains. Students working the second period are Sharon Christy, Karen Watson, Danny Moore, Barry Williamson, Phil Lam, Sue Bean, and Ann Hnrkey. Not pictured Slqtceryi Oliver. Their duties consist of picking up slips and delivering double ec s. President ....., . ...... ..,.. - --.. VicefPresident ,.....-- Point Secretary .,...., .. ..... Card Secretary .,.. . ........... -.- .... .. Treasurer -. ...,......... s ....... ..v-. Reporter --...-......- .... .....-.J l t OFFICE Third period office assistants deliver double checks and check absentee lists. Pictured are Flynn Stewart, Lou Putman, Mary Wil- son, Deana Mattingly, Myra Gordon, and Kenny Martin. Not pictured are Jerry Tay- lor, Patti Elder, and John Bland. 60 C X . students are: MELINDA STITI' ....,-.,,.,.. NANCY DOWNING 1 ......... JESSIE CUNNINGHAM .--.- ..., -,.-,... LOU PUTMAN KENNY MARTIN - .,,. SYLVIA LANINGHAM ASSIS TAN TS In the fourth period, one of the busiest periods ol the day for the office workers, Tommy Ragland, Sylvia Laningham, Susan Haws, Nancy Wood- ward, Eddie Allen, and David Truly check attendance and phone absen- IESS. Gary Olson, Nancy Davidson, Gayle Underwood, and Chris Haynes, pictured, along with Pum Gilchrist and Daniel Lohmar, phone absentees and pick up slips during the fifth period. Nancy Downing, Tanna Sue Doing, Susan Hull, .loe Dean, Jessie Cunningham, David Tillman, and Tommy Irvin, sixth period assistants, also phone absenlees. In addi- tion, they clean up the office after n husy day. bl N ff x Z , E G K.,-M. . LK an -. 1 my 6' Qs 13, , .1,'3 ' 51.2. ' . .. 41.52-1 '53 .iiygtfn 2251 2 , ' Wx. -n::,., .5 awe. .,f.131'f b.,?1 5 ,,2,aQ.f A '.Qi':fti-bsia 2.5: fm 1 w.sq2i:'.: ffi',ff93fffgff vas: ' -,Le v ' ggi.. P 1 1:1 WH 'ie E ,.a I 'ft 1: 3, Y r 91 Q RJ . .,., !'ie,5'r if wg Li 9' in W m 'N fe ,xi '.., f f v 2 - V ,, Vu, f '??uwf,A, ,v. 3 7 ,L 1 fm: r .o-y,,v . , ? .V 5 I .i N , , A 'V' Q,-,' gg.. gag. L . -. 5 ' QI- 'rf' 1. fb' ' ,EN-fx ,. ' K. ..g. ' ' - 4 L.,' '- 1 - . ' ' L X V Y b' A N 'M' v1 rf: . - . tg 4 -5 'zum L.. If 1 ,. awk., 5 J, , i. ,.,- ,.. ,..---Aw 4- 5 -4 k f52Ts?'i'Lff mb' '69 QQ. , 5- sv.q..xFJ 1 I Q ... ' -v K 5 W3 6. 1 xr wr? V v' ' . A jf ff 9' ,, 551: Ya ' W I ' 'Miz .3 - , X X ' . 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High School Red Cross The High School Red Cros, sponsored by Mrs. Polly Jones Kayser, exerts much energy to hack its theme, Service to Others. The projects this year included two parties for Senior Citizensg Christ- mas gifts given to State Hospital patients by homeroomsg 100 per cent enrollment in High School Red Crossg U18 Day, on which those students eighteen years old or older could donate their blood to the Blood Bankg and recruiting Volunteens, high school students who aid volunteer institutions during the summer months. i Officers display an enrollment poster. BONNIE SANDERS , CONNIE WAGNON MRS. P. J. KAYSER Christmas gifts for the Stale Hospital patients, donated through the homerooms, are being sorted. Volunteens wear their uniforms to school. 'U n if .I :rg .64 .4 , if is u- Q QL, x W, A .., F 3 irq, ..z , , , M . , . QM . Av 1 GQ., as 'rm , ' ?Aa'+ig,q,4f Q , VMM1' -' W5 Wd.: He af - . v if 4.2-1 VE. WM ' .aw ,n1ivV., 25: - . 5.2, w gf. +g1:i.2.::'6 M , -:nv . 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A ,W , gn 4 f ' - N 4' 1' uw , , W,,,,Q,:g11.r ' ,J 'Q Distributive Education Distributive Education, supervised hy Mrs. Julia Cris- sey, is a vocational program for seniors and juniors for the purpose of learning about the field of distribution: retail, wholesale, and service occupations. Students attend school in the mornings, and work in the afternoons in approved training stations. Officers of the club are President, Jim Phillipsg Vice-President, Birta Barnesg Secretary, Johnnie Howardg Treasurer, Phyllis Jones, and Reporter, Pat Hawkins. Industrial Trammg The Industrial Training Club encourages hrch standards of workmanshrp and scholarship as its members plan their careers in industry. Under the direction of Mr Jesse J Walla members have an opportunity to attend annual conferences and banquets Officers are President Gary Odom Vice President, Mickey Pepper, Secretary, Butch Smith Treasurer Ray Andrews Reporter Clarence Dailyg and Sergeant-at-Arms, Billy Karr. EW +311 ' 4. 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Frvulnmn vs. Quamh frhcrej 11-tm umm Choice nf ...mc :nf :mmm uma Pep nu, H s Football: coyw. vt. mg s rang : - 6' - d smxof swam spcmr or em 9 Elcctln ll Fualhx l2 Fuollml 13 Funllm 15 Etecti 17 Annan is Fnutb Pup, 19 Amm- .I nt sem: cum :mm .n ll: 1'-up, -A. man umm 1: coyom vs. Lmfm u-my 11: Rowdiex vt. Lawton ls u-my on ur I-'rcshnmn ummm .mmm at Nmmx mm susan omcm ull: Rowan. vs. stmmd B Kumi vt. Hinchl Un-:ci mmm or sophnmm- umm. 24 Military nam- ' - Pe muy 25 Fmub .u: Pm vs, Ycnmu m.1.mm lhnrel , P Gnham B uma mwah- vt. A c re, vs. Richland rf, warn. fthcxej 25 Fouth tu. cya ' xs mn.r.wm.m..Q 26-27 Invilnhonn D YI d Miss Howdy S1 Elect inn nl . r. an . NUVEMHER rr mmm Q naming nt1912 'mm tr Pep Hllly 1 rn-uhm: vu,-. v,. nam . 2 Football: Coyotes vs. lwxng umm Business Education my a Daman code nr mmm Aiming an Fm Wann suing cnnst- an Madwmm. Univcfnily a Football: Rnwdics vt. Arla-'gran thmb: Pep nlly Pups vs Rider llxerel I 9 Fool I0 Dist mf: cuyms w. Agnzngmn llxere fm FTA Mmm mmxmy ACT tniiawmm. Univemtyg xmu Au mum omnwn under 13 lummng mum qmxawmm. unit-miayy Youth Appmi-mm Banquet 15 I-'omxmllz Rawdin vs, Gmticld Ulm-I xe rwunu: cu,-nm vt. Hnllnm utmi 4 Pep nlly Howdy Arm-blyg sway nm., zo Tnmpst.. sox s-.pm 21 P:-p muy as Fomwln: c-mm vt. Gund mme mm 27 Basketball: cf.,-am vt. Mmm wen' there, N so rnmllamm nl mm Tx..s,.i...s by WI-'HS rhnpztnt DECEMBER 1 cout-ge uma 'rem .An mgm amy fnlaawmm. Lrnavmsny! 3 Faculty Basketball: wms ve. Rider smaqr Ammmy: summon ol si-tm img here 4 5-6 'I nk:-tbmllz cqyum vs. Lmun 1 - k 1 Te.: Ba snprmmm Ammnxy. Beuy cm . Sc ' hnlustic lacks! Award Exlminnhuns AMN.: c-.am Assembly Basketball' Cnyntu vs. Ve-mmm flhrref p-.muy Basketball: wins vs. Rider m vm: Au-sn.-Q rfymn, ll Bu : ' . w - . P ,. . I3-15 me-mx cmm va Lawton ummm ms mn. Tm.. V. new mtmy um kmgdum numb.11'r0um.mm usuwtx wen-5 nt, N N linnnl Thr-spians' Chrislmn Assembly was mn. mm W. ummm nmol 18 A c.,.p.1x. cams, Public mmm - M' 1.1 went uhm! mkemnsl: umm vs. me Pups vs. mmm flhercl 19 wms mae Team vs. man lhenj Assembly: A Cappelh came, 2 fhclaboral 2022 28 Dil Bm nuke-11.11 Toumunnn Bnknxbalt: caymu vt. Bmkbumen Qherol JANUARY 1 Bnkutmll: Coyotes u. Burkhumm 4-5 WFHS Invitational Bukcthnll Tournament 7-8 Girls' Gym Volleyhlll Tnumamcnt B Bukelbnll: Cayutu vs. Richland Hills Qherej sv: Hitachi hhurnt mp , I 'Von ol Student Council Olficen tl 12 I2-I3 14 15 14-17 11 18 19-U 19 21 22 23 25 29 30 31 E at - National Thuplm Assembly Bnkrlhnll: Coyotes vs, Irving Gu-nj . Swimming: Cnyntn vt. Midluul High School Chxbhneld Cnnfge Hum! 'mu spctrh 'rnur-nm-nr llirynnl ' wrt-ts tt. Hamm I-'neullY Basketball. ' Bnskvthnll: Coyntcs vs. V:-man Umm, Pups vt. man umm Dead Week End of Scmcuer Hnkexhnll: Coyotes vu. Hmmm mme! ' ' Grade Balketbnll Tournament Wichita Fllls Invltnunnal 9th swimming: 'rem 'mn High scxmul :mn-mm-1 Relay: lLubbnckJ Beginning or Second swimm- Blskctball: Pups vs. Rider gherel ACT fMidwP1tz'rl1 Univcnlty lhgkexbntl: Coyotes va. Grand Prairie Kxherej Basketball: Coyotes va. Arlingtnn Usual P-.W vs. mmm U-eral -lth Army Pastel Rifle Tram Mitch Blskclbnll: Cayolrs va. Richlnnd Hills fllueruj I l-2 2 S 7 B ll-9 9 12 15 16 A5-16 FEBRUARY Ainnueni- cniud Fnuivnu: seinnuuvn smite Anemhly 11-,mi-Alu: Pnpn vi. num uuuimy swinnninni Tenn. 1-uinui Schools unwiunuinnnu fAnnuunl Tnnnin: cnynuu vi. Ainnnuuun Choral nnimuiniu: cnynunn vi. Irving uulueu-:J wri-us nine mn. vi. 1-uumlii Quinny runnin Tmuum' Dinnrr Mreling snnunnubnuui cnynunu nn, Hnuunin fuumj Pups vi. Hirsch! mimi spmn 'rnnnnninfnu ucnnlnnuib Swimuuuing: Cayouu nn. ruigmnna Park fuimy sniknuliniii cnynin. in. Grand Pfniiie fheuj umuunuuinuu: Coynxca vi, Arlingunn fiuinmy mm Awnidn Assemhly Fnlu spam nnnqnnu Swimming: cu-,nm ni. uanyinr Freshmen lWu:ol spfnnui 'rnnnnnnin-nu iiinnuuun Qinininnn U ,Q If hlmfcli -. nivmiuy! IB nniknuu-.111 Ginnie Twuuen gninng wri-us unnniuy vi. cnynuni 19 vnfinuy Finn Assembly 21 Rn.-ay wfiunn- cnnuinu 22 vnnucuy Pun: fmnnininnl Ai-aiinnininy Swimming: cnynun. vi. Yuen.: lherol 22.21 'ri-nnuii cnynuni nn. Abilene and cnnpeu- Hugh Schools Mbuunnel 23 Ali? ULU-3 I j as Go i Cnynxex ni. nnnunn um. 28 Senior cum Meeting JAN. MARCH 1 Aineinbuyi 1u.U. cumin 1-2 Tfnnini Wichiu mu. lnviinuinnnu 'rnnnnninnni rim 'rnnnuui s ui ' Gu imginnnu Mm 1Fu.Wnruiub 2 cnuunnn Buinni 'rnnu s gpfn runnin 7 H nni wen uiwnnnnnni um fri, waning ui f. cnynun. nn, mann qu..-nnm i n A in uni nimifu vuu TSTA funn Garland ninn snuinnu unnnnuinnnu Tk sunuf Convention my Yuuum K1ngdon1R:-lays fcinnnni pnnnnun Club snmui cnninn u 1- s 1-nn nnninnfn ul A Cnppellu ciniii nna oi- he u B49 'r 'i ' ' i F . i 9 T : ' J 0 . . C ' . . J C u or relhmen han Conn-uuu CM U ,nnnnun cnnmu tsnynuu-'J 12 cnuii cn,-nm vi. L-wunn fulum-J nninuinuui cn,-num vi. Lnwinn uuimy Tnnnin. Lnwinn unni uuununui unnwuonm I4 A nh Conn-nu I2-H Childrnrfs Tl1env:r Lilnddlnl 14-16 Oil Bell Science Fair xs-me Gnu: wifuiiun Fnlun 'rnnfnnnimuu fun-nj Tnnnun: xuiuuunna Els! nn.. 'rnni fCommerceI 15 ganeznlli Cnynuel Yu. Donmn flhen-I rn 4 ' C . .ninn unnnnnnnni unnwunny S1110 and Enuwmlvle Conn-sl 1M.U.l IB Calf: C ' nynunn nn. innunnnnin ,na man cuuiml us iannnmui cnyninu vi. Auinn quuumy 19.21 In FEB, wi Tau ini ,unninii 22 nninuinii. cn,nun-1 vi. Duncan Him? zz-za gn ' npllz Lubbovlr Inviulimnl Tuurnsme I IL n nbumkl ni , ninwnwnnii inviunuinnnu 'rnninnnuenu Cirownwondl 23 Tuck: Wlchiu mu. unviiniunnnu fum-0 an nnnii: 1.-wnin Dull iuunufn uuimy nmui-ui: Cnyolra vi. Lnwnin fuherej cnur: cnynun. V.. Rider .nd vnninn fveinnnj 27 Timex Lnnniimn uni cnynun Newn sunuu 28-S0 mn Anim.-nn sundnnu rnnnn sunun Convention fSau Anunnuun 29.311 cn1uiAninniuun rufinyn 4Ain.num 29 ms uannnnm onn-Anu Phy Contest turvingb so 'nnnuui WI-'HS vi, Amarillo and Dnncnn 'rennuni Auinfnn inviunuinnnu Tnninnninnu fAbileneJ Hurbnll: Coyours vi. Ann, fhueb APRIL 2 Gull: cnynunn nn. Aida .na Lawton Quinny anneuinuui cnynie. vi. nnncnn mimi s cum my Au 1uu.u. 4 1-'.1'.A. nnnqnnu cnuui Denton unniunuinnnu fnfnuonl s Gnu: Dinininu uuun-nu uAnuingunnB uannnnnuli cnynun. vi. ninmnni-1 chem 'rnnnini ninifi.-i 'rn-nninnienu ucnna Pnuiriel syn. cimin Assembly: Gym cumin qcnynun Firld runnin us 'rnnfki mimi.-u uuuu-nu fuainii-iiuni UlL mimi-y cnnu.-ni ui-munni ciiym MAR. ninininu onfuinnunn cnnum 9 nninuinuuf cnynm vi. Arllnglon flherel io NDCC 1-'cami unnnminn 16 nmuiniu: Cnyotes nn. cfnnii mini. runnin 'runnin Regional Tnuinunnunnu umuinnm 19 Auniin 1-'mivnig A cnppnun ruin. Aminuiii- nnnnnnuii cnynun, nn. 1-innnun there! zo ACT tM,U.b 23 aninuinlii cnynuu nn. If-ning gunna 26 mnemui cnynm vi. ruucuuunnd uhm! Z6-27 nick: s. 11. nidni Inviinuinnni uhm! 27 Ulu. nnnd Cunufnu fM.u.J so nmbnuui cnynuni nn. Anuinnunn mimi MAY z-4 'rmuni spiing uuunnu unniinw 3 Lnw my Annninuiiy runnnuiniii cnynm vs. Gund Pi-me rhmu 1-A 'rfnnini Sme Mm tAnnuunl 7 Hnebnll: Cuyuuu vu. Hnluoni Klherel senunn Play A-.fniuiuy 9 Jnninn cinnn Picnic IU snnunn Pun, nmuinuu: cnyni.-n nn. Irving fhen-W is cuiyin. Spring snnnn nnnqnnu 11 Awnnan Aucmbly is con.-gn nnnfa 1-.nu 2m-29 nnnuu week 24 Senior Assembly: snnuoi- vifnif :us cninnuenu-nueni Sermon APR,.MAY so Senior xznnqnnu si cnnfuiinuinn Exercises Mr. Rider performs one of his daily tusks. FIRST ROW: Frank Ballard. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Stone, Charlie McCulip, Willie Shelton. THIRD ROW: Ed McCauley, W. W. Redman, Tum Vinson. FOURTH ROW: Roy Vehcn, B. T. Cnllnwny, Leonard Rider. Maintenance Who is responsible for keeping our school in tip- top shape? This question is easily answered-the cus- todians. When a pencil sharpener is broken, it locker fails to.open, a light bulb burns out, or any other similar mis- fortune occurs, someone yells for n custodian. Even though these men are constantly on the move, their smiles are evidence that they enjoy their work. The students of WFHS wish to salute their Maintenance Staff. 92 Frank Ballard and B T Callaway the nighlwalcltmen Cafeteria taff Serving approximately 2400 students daily, the competent and efficient cafe- teria staff is constantly on the move. Although their day begins at 6:00, the staff is the busiest between the hours of 11:50 and 1:15. Their job is a hard one, and the students of WFHS will always be grateful to their cafeteria staff for pleasing such a large number. Mrs. Nell Riley, manager of the stuff. Emaline Anderson James Berry Olga Buerger Sallie Burns John Crain Loice Dennis Gladys Gilbert Sue Goen Minnie Pearl Goff Clara Gresham Nola Harris Doris Hodges Bessie Hood Bertha Lee Hunn Lillian Johnson Rosa Jones Robert Laster Margaret Ann Long Viola McDonald Marie Meredith Hester Monarch Nell Riley Gayle Rosenbaum Minnie Terry Ina Faye Thorn Myrtle Wolf Lee Esther Wright O Aw. heme. 0? 1 gaglgtwx fax If xgfsfsg hm, ,gala 5 Wm xg. WM-'.. sl M11 www 33. Q pw? wMfsf,, if - 'ii ,,W+-3,s3f,,W+x,. '- H J . vii. qi-Qitwssrzfff ,AEN 4? 4 2 S' 44 -r my of-v 'si 4 rqx.,fQ Y 4x1-. Jaw-4 Q, .bfrr :Av 4 FET M7423-Q7 s . X 1 ' 5. N-QSQ ' 5-.LM Q' 'Q?'::i 1.1 T6 X N f FIRST ROW: Danny Edwards, Willie McKee, Don Hnnvey, Jim Powers, Sam Bashara. SECOND ROW: Healll Coach Hunter Kirkpatrick, Tommy Dean, manager: Tom Rundell, trainerg Tommy Anderson, manager: David Cargill, Don Mattingly. THIRD ROW: Val Glenn, Jim McGrath, Gary J ones, Kenneth Pearson, Sonny McDougle. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Harbison, Mickey MuShan, Bobby Bogues, John Runge, Mickey Mnroney. C0 YOTE 19 When the students of Wichita Falls High School en- tered school in September, uppermost in many minds was the 1962 Coyote football season. The Coyotes were the returning State AAAA Champions and were again picked for the number one slot. They owned a four- teen game winning streak which was to grow larger in the coming weeks, only to end on an unforgettable night in November. The Coyotes began their football practice before the opening of school in a week of two-a-day workouts, as they prepared for their journey to Lubbock, Texas, for their opening game of the season with the Lubbock Westerners on September. 14. This was an exciting game throughout, as the Coyotes showed what was to become a tradition of this year, the ability to fight hard and come from behind to win. The outcome was never sure until the final gun when the scoreboard read 20-14 in favor of the Coyotes. The next week the Coyotes continued one of the longest and hardest-fought rivalries in the state, when they did battle with the Buckaroos of Breckenridge. The final score was 28-0, with the Coyotes on the long end of the score. On the following weekend the Pack again took to the road and met the Amarillo Sandies in Ama- 9b rillo. The Sandies were looking for an upset victory, but a determined Pack turned them back by a score of 20-0. The Big Spring Steers, a newcomer to the list of Coy- ote opponents, felt the jinx of Coyote Canyon on the following weekend, The score, 47-6, showed a decisive victory for the Pack on a field that was quite muddy after a heavy rain before the game. The next week when the No. 1 teams of Oklahoma and of Texas met in Coyote Canyon to test the football stature of each state, the Coyotes again won a hard-fought, come-from-behind vic- tory over the Lawton Wolverines. The final score of 22-6 does not exhibit how close or hard fought the game actually was. The fighting pack had now finished the first half of the '62 season with an undefeated record of five wins and no losses and was still atop the 4-AAAA, rating for the state. After an open week, the Coyotes played the Richland Rebels, a new team to District 4-AAAA, who came to the game with an undefeated record that was broken when the Coyotes handed them a 28-0 defeat. The Coyotes and the Irving Tigers met in Coyote Stadium the following weekend on a night that will long be remembered by the team and the other students of our ...,...t,i.-- FIRST ROW: Philip Fanchier, .lohn Raley, Don Williams, Sammy Milam, Ted Stuart. SECOND ROW: Tommy Johnson, Kenny Bains, Jerry Phillips, Ronnie Shields, Coach Donnell Crosslin. THIRD ROW: Mike McBroom, Mike McBride, Howard Morris, Mike Jenkins, Sam Atkins, Coach Glen Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Pennington, Pat Alexander, Gary Gorham, Boll Jacobs, Wade TBALL King, .l oe Fowler. F00 62 high school. The final score, 6-0, was in favor of Irving, and many things of the past came to an end. It was truly a disheartening lossg but the Pack picked themselves up and, encouraged by the students and other supporters, determined to make the season successful. This determi- nation paid ofi in an exciting victory over the Arlington Colts the next week in a game in which the Coyotes were more than a touchdown behind but battled hack to a 21-17 victory and a chance to stay alive in the district race, and again when the Haltom Buffs fell to the Coy- otes by a score of 35-6 on the following Friday night. The final game of the season was against the Grand Prairie Gophers on November 23. Against a much larger team, the Pack fought to a 14-14 tie and toop an undis- puted second in the district race. The 1962 Coyote season ended almost as quickly as it had begun, but it will long he remembered by the team and the fans who witnessed the games. This team did not have superior weight, ability, or depthg but whatever they lacked, they made up in spirit and the giving of their all in every game. Each team that played the 1962 Coyotes knew it had met some real foothall players worthy of the name Wichita Falls Coyotes. 1962 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 14-LtllJlJOClC .......,.,. ,,,,.,,, 1 11. Sept, 21-Breckenridge .,s.. .. ...... , 0 Sept. 23-Amarillo ..,,. , r.r,.,, O Octl 5-Big Spring ,,,,... 6 Our. 12-Lawton ...,.Ar,,,. ,,,,,,, 6 Oct, 19-Open Ogg, 26-Richland Hills' ,,., O Nov, 2-Irving' .,r..,.,.,,,. 6 Nov, 9-Arlington' ,,... ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , or 17 Nov, 16-Haltom City' ,,,,, W ,,,,,,,,,,A 6 Nov. 23-Grand Prairie .,.....,,..,.,., ..,,,,, 1 4 'Denotes District Games 97 Under the able leadership of the coaches, the 1962 Coyotes had a fine winning season. Head coach Hunter Kirkpatrick, back coach Donnell Crosslin, and line coach Glenn Johnson are highly respected by the team and its boosters. Through long hours on the practice field and many hard workouts, the Coyotes of 1962 were voted the number ten team in the state by the Associated Press sports writers. The tri-captains of the 1962 Coyotes provided the team with leadership both on and off the field. The example set by Ronnie Shields, Gary Gorham, and Bobby Bogues was an inspiration to every member of the team. These boys are to be commended for a job well done. 7 781 ,sk W V QQ I --J ' ks? bm , 4, . . V : 1 S, SAM ATKINS Sunior C1-nlcr All-Distric! Hon-omhlu Mrnlion DON WILLIAMS RONNIE SHIELDS Senior Guard Senior Tackle All-District Milam ramlrles against Richland. Nifty Mattingly scores against Steers. BOBBY BOGUES Senior End All+Dislricl Second Team SAMMY MILAM Senior Back All-District Second Team .N - rp... .M . , , ,.,..-J., V. , ..,... -fy-Ql+.1.,E LY Sam, The Arm, strikes again. DON MATTINGLY Senior Back All-Distric! Honorable Menlion QQ, ,-pa wn ' ' 'F-Fu w. ' ' 15 N Q, .. 'T f? Eg! p Q.-wifgynl-10: 'UMTQKX ' ' ' 5, y, W 0- .1 1 ' . Y. ,MH-. ,a-fig Q:- S w w,- 'QA ' I .' 4 ap- F' f.. ' gas., A i ,fj'iQf'5'x 221 ' :fgsffy ' N54 . I K , .'1 :' '. ... , W. .t axis fs-.5 ' - z., N igffili n k ' - Q .3 ' ?'.i.... '.w 2 WT- Q- ' 'Ik' :.- , 3 183 I0l TOMMY JoHNsoN GARY conmm JIM POWERS Senior Back Senior Burk Junior Back AlI4District A1lfDiSlricl Honorable Mention Whal's the matter, Cary? Hang on, Tommy. Jacobs knocks down Sandie Gorham picks up first down against lhe Rebels. BOB JACOBS Senior Tackle JOI-iN RUNGE JIM MCGRATH J '0' End Junior Tackle All-District Second Team ff an YW 1 wi, A R 'Ag x ' ' ', . 595. ' 4 . I I 1 I I I I I uf, an 'Uff f ll.n ' .1 ' if of - ' 1 f f as 1' Q' ,, ' f .ff S-L, if Q 114, my 4 I m 2' Q s i B in 2.1, A V V'4, : . ,, f A HK xA' ? 3 A 'wiv E 'l ? ff, 1, tf My X -, al- M 'Wa f 12, q r COYDKI: defen, Y f. ez 1 V' 2 'yy' :J ' is ' - , , ,. ,x V If Ex W 5:-A .l ' ' a . V . . U. 1' V 61 gd 's ' , if v 'N 4: . 1 Q- ' ' '. ' - - fy .t ,x , ,, ,t , 5 . , 1-ff V . . if 3 A . mt, Wu N, , -.M Q:,:,q.,? Q' - Q j A . 1 .' , , ,' V..'.', .ggi f.N..' 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' . .4... ...QJASQLUS ' 'iY E.fI??E5I:-?:::ri::f .JN ',rknj12...A....2. , , 1 , ez u':....1.,1 5.M..v.:,:.s.gq: , Q , '-z:z '::-:w an ... Q .E.,.....,.m..i:. V... ....., H Zi, ...,.. ,, . 5. -.-, i 55, - fm gf-, if - zz. - ' , 7- EF .: EYE, ' S We X.. NP ,f 4 4 Q- X 1 Q .5.,,.., .5.,. . .14 , ,4 '-'tiff !'tf:...T.. i-Ng., ..::l' ' :::: 'T' 3 J .:::. wr' X g MIKE JENKINS JERRY PHILLIPS Junior Center Junior End End of n fine season. GARY JONES HOWARD MORRIS Junior Buck Junior End Three of the most valuable members of the Coyote team are often merloolred the managers These hoys work long, hard hours keeping equipment in good shape and preparing for the games Distributing uniforms, doctoring bruises, and bolstering the spirit of the team are only a few of their Jobs For these tasks well done, our congratulations go to the managers of the 1962 Coyote Football Team Did you ever wonder who keeps Coyote Stadium in such excellent con- dition? With able assistants, Mr. Clyde Greaves sees that the field is in top shape at all times. It is with this sense of gratitude in mind that we honor him with this picture. 622 wav f 40 q r I is E ' fs f .W gf! G. 1 : 3 c ,,. f f 1' .. ' 1,121- 3 '953135wV' 1i1i.Fg'..:.19 ' 3 . .la::'?'f'i:ff4' . 1..,.54f..'.,. ,ax E . ,,:w,..-'W',v3:W' . , .,,. JV . at 1-1 1- 'X , . ff , I v' X ' -1 Ya-.12 Si 41, ,.p.3fg,.. ' DPU' FIRST ROW: Vernon Minton, Jim Boyd, Keith Miller, Mike Speller, Phillip Bailey, Ronald Reed, Dean Kirkpatrick, Banfy Wilson, Billy Chambers. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Watkins, Phil Johnson, Jimmy Engledow, Will Blankenship, Roger Knight, Jerry Smith, Eddie 0'Steer, Delver Maney, Richard Mathews. THIRD ROW: Bobby Williamson, Ronnie Calloway, John Merriman, Larry Cleve- land, Jerry Byas, Sam Barrel, David Dickerson, Donnie Calloway, Coach Ned McNeill. R0 WDIE The Rowdies of 1962 were a determined bunch of fighters. Although they made a slow start, they came back to a fine season under the coaching of Morris Mercer and Ned McNeill. The 1963 Coyotes depend upon these boys, and from all indications they will not be let down. ROWDIE SCHEDULE They We Sept. 15 Bowie ,.......... ,, 45 8 There Sept. Breckenridge - ....... O Here Sept. Iowa Park ...,,..,. ..,,,, 2 8 There Oct. Lawton, Okla. ....... ...... 14 There Oct. Stamford ............ ..... 1 2 There Oct. Graham .................. 0 There Nov. Grandfield, Okla. .............. 0 Here Nav, Mineral Wells ... ........ 0 There Nov. Arlington ...,.... 14 Here FIRST ROW: Guy Beard, Rickey Chaviers, Richard Kennedy, Bobby Hansard, Jimmy Rogers, Gary Kingcnde, Rickey Works, Robert Wainscon. SECOND ROW: Rickie Watkins, Toney Abilla, Mike Cargill, Larry Eschman, Darrel Cotlle, Glen Long, Billy Johnson, Danny Pope, Billy Gunn. THIRD ROW: Coach Mack Keck, Steve Corbitt, Kelly Keck, Charles Hill, Johnny Oxendine, Dwight Hogan, John Cunningham, Butch Breed, Max Garcia, Mark McDowell. 196 PUP HERB MARVEL MACK KECK The first ninth grade football team of WFHS se! an excellent example for the teams that will follow it. Under the capable leadership of their coaches, Mack Keck and Herb Marvel, the Pups won seven games, lost one, and tied one. They won the cily championship with a 4-0 record. These boys should become valuable Coyotes in the years to come. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov FIRST ROW: Bruce Pollard, Roe Strickland, Dale Elliott, Charles McCuiet.ion, Jerry Tuck, Donnie Cliarnbless, Bobby Brown, Dannie Warren, Clinton McQi-sary. SECOND ROW: Steve Hull, Pat Mc- Reynolds, Pat Hoehne, Joe McHa.m, Ronnie Jordan, Pat Gnmmage, Larry Roe, Mike Clazner, Ken Burkett, THIRD ROW: Jimmy Cole, Earl McCoy, David Augustus, Dennis Testers, Ronnie Reagan, giausselg Pruitt, Keith Muterpaugh, Danny Anderson, Ronnie Phillips, Jesse Johnson, Coach Herb RTVE . CITY CHAMPIO Pups stop Hirschi 1962 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE We They 15-Lawton Tomlinson ...,..,,,. 28 0 20-Lawton Central ........,....... 14- 16 27-Olney .,.., .......... - ...., - .S ,.., 24 14 4--Quanah .....,, .... 0 0 11-Rider' ..... ........ 1 8 141 18-Hirschi' .... -...- 16 6 25-Vernon ............... ..... 2 0 12 1-Hirschi' -Y ........ .... . 26 12 8-Rider' .. .,.. 22 14- 'City Championship Games FIRST ROW: David Oliver, John Raley, Chuck Kreutz, Dick Polen, Sum Bashara, David Jentsch, and Coach Morris Mercer. SECOND ROW Larry Bmwn,QIe5Le Hateh, Mickey McShan, Jack Pennington, Sam Atkins, Larry Geyer, and Bill Magness. NOT PICTURED: Steve Keller am .lohn Merriman. C 0 YO TE BASKETBALL 1963 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE We They Nov. 27--Mineral Wells ,,,,... ,,,,,,,, 5 3 19 Dec. 4-Lawton .,.....,..,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 1 45 Den. 7-Vernon .. ........ ..,...., 4 0 49 Dec 11--Lawton ..,,,.,. ,,,,,,,, 4 -2 47 Dec. 13-Cranford . .ll.A.,, 54 42 Dec. 14-Castleberry ,.,,,,.. ,,,,,,,, 5 rl- 70 Dec, 15-Easter Hills ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 5 53 Dec, 16-Mineral Wells . ....., .,...., 7 8 33 Dec, 20-Gainesville .Y,,..... ,,,..... 4- 2 448 Dec, 21-Graham Bn ,..,. .,,,,,.. 48 23 Dec 22-Haltom ....,...... ...,... 5 7 83 Dec. 28--Burkhurnett .... . ...,.., 38 67 Jan. 2-Burkburnett ..,,... D- ,... 65 67 Jan. 4-Iowa Park ,..... ...,,., , 64 66 Jan. 5-Bowie ,,., ...., Y,Y...,, 4- 7 83 Jan. 5-Rider ..,,..,.,,...,,...... ,,..,,. 5 8 53 Inn, 8'-'Richland Hills ,.Y.. ..,,Y... 1 L5 53 Jan. 11- Irving .,,,,.....,,,.. ,,....., 5 1 61 Jan. 15-Vernon ..Y..,.... ...Y .VY..... 44 5 2 Jan, 18-'Haltom City .,Y,...,, YY...,,, 5 3 70 Jan. 22-'Open Jan, 25-'Grand Prairie YY,... ,Y YYY,..., 57 70 Jan. 29-'Arlirigton ...v...l..v. ......Y 6 6 55 II6 Because of lack of experience and height, the Coyotes of WFHS were unable to cope a winning season. In every game the red and black faced a height disadvantage. During the '62-'63 season they stood by the road twenty-one times and cheered as the winners went by, making no alihis for their de- feats. Not once did they make excuses, hut rather they used all of their spare time for workouts, some- times twice a day, for the coming games. They played their hearts outg and when they did win, they took the victory in the same spirit they accepted de- feat. To the 1962-63 Coyote basketball team, we say, We are proud of you for a job well done. lan. 31-'Richland Hills ........ ..,...... 2 8 43 Feb. 5-'Irving ....s....,.,... ,, ......... 47 63 Feb. 8-'Haltdm City ..... ,rr., 37 60 Feb. 12-'Grand Prairie . ..,..,. ......,.. 5 4 76 Feb. 15-'Arlington ..,,.,..,,,, ,,,,.,,, 4 5 51 Pi? My K M W W ' fi . 14 If .j,:1 .W' - Coyotes lose rebound. I N,',,y ' , V 1.3 2 ag mil, A 341 V. W Je Q, -mv f Q-X Q 'W,A h ' Q 42? Q' 2 . 2 F U ?F.. if 5' E R? if f. , l , 3? 2. 515, ' N 'Q f x QV. -51, M' egyy e rw , cum, M . w F. 5-NJ ' 'n 2-i1?'l':i, '.:1i5?2fj fills!-'i'lTT '1 -mf . ' ' 4 ,:,f- 'z 4 ' Q.: A 1 QV .. E5 i ' - , K a x, , V K. i A, , .X ff SL' ! Y 1 x i mv 3 I I i ,. tiles:-in 'f :Ji 'aff ' . ggi A X I VA., . . . W X x ' 'i f -,sf . M 7 iii A 32.535, , if V 5 Q X ' X Y IT. ,lx , '.,n,TWr,. ,W x V 1 Q , V Y Q V 1' V. I 1 q X I I R kiln af! . 47' jf. Q., 2' I S, , ' .. 'A 2 G ' ,. rl' ! I. N 4: A ' . W 'ifQf72ai,.A ' A V , 1 i ' Q i f E' ...,.. . i r - W' 1 v'xQ I 2 . Awww 1 f JACK PENNINGTON SAM ATKINS STEVE HATCH Junior C1-mer Senior Forward juninr Fnrwurzl All-Distric! Hnnornlxlv Mention Junk scores lwo against Arlington. Pennington shoots? A., M. V31 Mick, thc goal is over there! MICKEY Mn-Sli Senior Guard M I-Distrivt Second TL-nm DAVID .IIZNTSCH Senior Guard '- .N 5+ X 5-vi. 1 Q -. A N Larry pops for two against Vcmun. LARRY BROWN Fi-ninr Fnrwnrd I., ..-. wliidf Q is in 1 M, ,ily 1 I 1 '1 :mn . A AA 15 I9 -f - 1 .f i--1-M -A W wfifgfi Uilni' 'ff ' - ' i ' Hggg 1159212 rmifw f-??-3'-Tx 'rEYl1l Ulf? , 'SM' ' ' Cs' ' K EHY47 'f 4 ,,,..1 , Q .r Lihglgfi E- - . ' K' fi Ai ii W xg H K W ca A A .N 'J ' V. 1 'i r V f f 1 5 ' ' '5 ' ' 'X , ua., ' .' Y 24 A i M 'ft - '1.. Y --AA 1.1 Xi., . i i vm QQ 8' , 5 , ! mc... K. X 'me '35 . Q In X , Ewaxfl I! Y E '11 g 'e 55' ka ?f? -ff , fig' , 'xf 1. in if 1? aww Q. N v , Q af ,fn 4 -IJ 5 T L 2 NT, l2I A Uma' I , Q 6 7 fj' Y 1 r X15 'lx gg , ,V I A a 4 ' -as Us Y' S 'P If '1 :QS X . A , M 'f x V- 4 M: fi il.. PUP - CITY CHAMP FIRST ROW: Bobby Hansard, Steve Hull, Billy Gunn, Randy Barlicld, Pat King, Bruce Pollard, Larry Roe, David Dunswortb, and Jerry Bob Tuck, SECOND ROW: Coach Hunter Kirkpatrick, Mike Cargill, Gary Simons, Max Garcia, Joe Estrada, .lulm Cunning- hum, Danny Pope, .lim Cole, Kc-nny Burkct, and Mark McDowell. ROWDIE FIRST ROW: Robert Flatt, Louis McKown, Steve Keller, Trent Capps, Tom Campbell, and Don Roberts, SECOND ROW: .lobn Merriman, Harold Lerew, David Archer, Ronnie Callaway, Charles Dean, Gene I..aCosle and Phil Jolm- son. THIRD ROW: ,linuny Wingler, Mike Jenkins, Sonny Mcllouglv, Weldon Taylor, James Stewart, Tom Merritt, and Coach Donnell Crosslin. ' I 23 FIRST ROW: Robert Rector, Robert Walker, David Miller, Pearson, Bobby Bogues, Jerry Taylor, Sonny McDqugle, Bal: Colvard, Mike Pitts, Philip Fanchier, Malcom Wekel, Mickey Mcshill. SBHIIIIY Milam. Gene I-HWS, Hefshel C019- Kenny Aboussie, Mickey Pemberton, H. V. Scholl. David man, Gary Gorham, Jerry Phillips, Willie McKee, Mika Keller, Jim Stone. SECOND ROW: Felix F4ll'8d8, Kenneth C0-CAPTAINS J. W. Davis Hershel Coleman .lenkins,,.lolm Runge. THIRD ROW: Jackie Pennington, Charles Perry, Dale Rogers, Wade King, Jerry Drake, Sam Atkins, .lim Shelton, Bob Jacobs, Jim Phillips, Coach Mack Keck, J. W. Davis. 1962 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Bowie ..,, Bowie ..,, Lawton ...,,. Denton ...,.. Denton ......,....Y, .,...,Y Burkburnett ..... ....... 1 5 Lawton ,.,...,.. ......, Duncan ......,...... .,..... 'Grand Prairie .,.... ...,.,. 'Irving ,,,,,,..... .....,. 'Haltom ,,,,.,... ...,... Duncan .Y.......,...... .,..... 'Grand Frame ....., ..,,.,. 'Irving ,,.,..,, ,, .,.r, ,, .... . 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Left to right, FRONT ROW: Jerry Rhodes, Harry Carlson, Kenny Sims, George Self, Clay Ran- dolph, Mike Bullitt, Don Mattingly, Paul Jones, Bill Neal, Don Walker, and Randy Thompson. SECOND ROW: Don Hnnvey, Mike MpBride, John Hnnn, Richard Kayser, .lolm Ireland, Jim Gardner, Mitch Tnslter, .lim Walden, David Bon- Jbls-'lan Reid, Bobby Estrada, and Bu . THIRD ROW: Milte McCt'ight, Tony Battista, Tim Frost, Danny Murray, .loe Walden, John Gardner, Warren Reiger, Bob Hayes, Reese Walker, Charles Henfeld, Val Glenn, ,lim Mc- Grath, Jim Evans, Ronnie Shields, and Jim Hull. 1962 WI-'HS COYOTE TRACK SCHEDULE March 2, 3 March 10 March 16, 17 March 24 March 31 April 7 April 14 April 21 May 4, 5 Southwestern Recreation Possum Kingdom Relays North Texas Relays Wichita Relays District Meet Southern Invitational Regional Meet Meet of Champions State Meet TRA CK 1 96 I28 Fort Worth Graham Denton Wichita Falls Halton: Duncan, Okla Dallas Dallas Austin TRA CK 1 96 The Coyote track team of 1962, under the direction of Coach Herb Marvel, had a fine season. The team placed third in district and won three events in the regional meet, as well as three events in state. Our high school is well represented by this outstanding team on their travels and at home meets, and we should be as proud of them as we are of other Coyote sports. You take it-I don't want 'R ' I lil' . C - x tw 1 ,infix ,wma 'w'1,i-, . A , 2 'ff W f fi :QQ .li 1 . rt l, '. , 'fl Q' I ,al ', , , ' , ' i 'A .iifaefk , ,g ,vw 1 ' i W ' :fe':,tg::e W ' ew THQ oft ' ,. , ..-, -- - ' ,. -S Ji- -,, ' . W 6 ard dash mlm i 'W K ' A' 1004 The second l-VEB' 1, me state- Tim Frost, an excellent broad jumper. Battistn displays form which cap- tured third in region. IZ9 .lim McGrath was nne of the two fine coyote sho! putters. DISTRICT WINNERS Mike McCright was first in the 100-yard dash with a 'time of 9.7 and first in the 220-yard dash with a time of 20.7. Ronnie Shields was first in the discus throw and second in the shot put. Tim Frost was first in the broad jump. Tony Bnltista was second in the 120-yard high hurdles. Jim McGrath was third in the shot put. Richard Kayser was third in the 440-dash. The 440-yard relay was second. Tony Battislu Kenny Sims .lim Hull Milre Mclfrigllt The mile relay was second. George Self .lolm Ireland Tony Baltista Richard Kayser i ,gig 2 g ' . 'J , I I , A x 440-yard relay team- Tony Banista, Kenny Sims . vm I 1 1 . ' ' ' Jim Hull, and Mike McCright. ' 1 1 Z f , ' - K 'W s I ,453 I 'E . l if I x ' ' f ' F X M . , . Ar ' J ? SEXY 5 5. W' ff f 695. .issi 4 l ff ,I Aljw' ,xxx V -X A 1 K Q , 5 , M fE'iM3.12f' 'f i . 1 is 3 e REGIONAL WINNERS il f .LQ aeil f Mike Mcffrighl was first in the I V A 512 ',f'A7' 'fig 100-yard dash and third in the Y-'. T .'?fCff,1 I ' , '-L., , 220-yard dash. ' 1 3 Ronnie Shields was second in the 5 K I 1 T 7' ' ' ' X I discus throw. The 440-yard relby was second. C -1 Tony Battista RW-i3vgsli19?ffi.L sf L 2 P, 'rv K S' A 1 if 4' enny :ms 7 A . 1 . y lim Hull W X f .x Mike Mccfighi if 'N M. . . . vw 'f ' ' A .gkombxh ev' l30 STATE WINNERS Mike McCright was second in the 100-yard dash with a time of 95. Ronnie Shields was third in the discus throw. The 440-yard relay was sixth. Tony Battista Kenny Sims lim Hull Mike McCright These sprinters are prospects for the 1963 sprint relay team. Russel had the pole vaulting department all to himself. Richard Kayser, Jim Hull, .Iolm Ireland, and George Self comprised the mile relay team. Come on, Tonyg you can catch him. George Self com- pletes perfect hand-off to John Ireland. I3I 4 The .ludybUnca her standm leIl1o rx ht Alana Brock Cmd Burkett Mar ure! Burton and Ch l Gardner The boys' team IS composed of left to rxghl kneeling Pal Acton Mike Dillon Rohm Loggle and Don Wulkerg standmg left to ugh! Dick Ewing Mike Blanton Dummy Moore, Murphy Ynles and Jerry Steed Cn-caplains for the boys are Mike Blanton ' I' ' and Pat Acton. '. Ca-captains for the girls are Clleryl Gardner if .Q ?!'! .i.iii Pal demonstrates his powerlul serve and Joan Bullington. ,Ma AV RA In x .loan appruaches for her return. ,,':, 'x . 414' f ,ti J' 2-..g,-: ' i....,.,,m I . f n ,I N Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb . Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. WIM 9 SEASON 12-Midland-Texas T Freshmen ..., . 19-Texas Tech Relay 2-Texas Invitational 9--Highland Park .- 16-Baylor Freshmen , 23-Paschal ..... ,...... - 2-YMCA Region M 9-Paschal ................. 23-State Meet ,.......... Left to right: Tom Cox, Bobby Burns, Carr Sisley, Paul Drake, .lolm Ferguson, Terry Ray, Frank Jarrett, Darrell Wallander, Roger Glass. FEAM Coach Jim Dav Carr Staley-Freestyle MEETS Mark Weinstein-Breaststroke , ....... --.-,.-,. Lubbock ,...,.,H...-,..-- Lubbock ,-,,,,.,...,,..,.,.... Austm -- .... Wichita Falls Waco ..... ....... Wichita Falls Fort Worth , ..... ...,... Fort Worth ,,,,,,s,,s- ,.,. Austin Dan' . .f l . -fer .-- ' '4n4...' ' 1' my . , ' Chris Haynes-Freestyle 71'-11. vyzm, . . N W c' y . ' , - f 1-.E -.., r f Q 1 X X Q. 6' D K 1 . A I I 4 4 11: . 'K OW W KV: Q . -- W X 92 A . Q fi? ..f'i,!, I .1..,- . ,ew l 5.25,-Y. ,fini ,N-Q Q, Q ,, , Mg' i 1 FT.. ,fav f 1 K if X ' One of the most active but least known sports groups is the golf team. The members of the team practice each afternoon under the supervision of coach William F. Garrett. Although the boys do not have big crowds cheer- ing them to victory, their achievements bring recognition to WFHS. Ward Shelton, David Jackson, Dnvid qpauldmg an QW1212 Guggzhyfazn Q SOPHOMORE on jfzlsqn sag E ,..,x ,V wif : ' X., .. ,. . 'J' '12 ew? 1 1 ' J Q.,-,,7v...,.V , ,K . .X',L:.?-1xI,- 1 I ,, k7.v,.'.W Sqnne 'xv ' v'l'2. ' . 3 + ,gm Wg, K nl I 1,8 . .Q v.. hi? . ' Mcgyfl WM .f.?,' r , v l'FlS - .fi-. 1f'?0'21.. 4.93. x.. W .7954 ul, ,LIKULY 'cg ... 'Wing W9 as W-ww. I nn. 1 i ?'.i'f5V UN1012 '1sJ:'. .pgv -.igswk 'Uwe Q 1 1 K I 1 IE .915 xtf W. . ' mgafw, 5 a V I 1 Zak' 90055, Qc! y -l.i'u' 4. I L,:,,,5- T, . 0,55 31.1 ' f1's'f5fY'. . 'Q b. Q' H -Kega- sza ' 1 'J.'.' 2.3 2.5 ' '.f:41'ff'f1, 7f.'....' Y 'Qu 'T-L' .4-w .1-if fa g' -mlffxfwaf Av? ' .ggvkv .4-gk..-.:g:A,,1.f, -. , -3. rx' ...cf -Nw . x X AOR.. Xilfn, ' Q 3. 1-. .:1' ufe ,Qi - iBEA UTIES fm . W, I I '.,F,fn4,' . 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X N . 7? 1 1. - - ' . K U9 A' K 1 ' x .. . , .,,'0Q. A .fi -.4 .-xfxm, 5 K 1 In , .A , Q- wav . P ' ' W Q V ., . ' Q' . - fi .wif ,f - x Wg - 2 - , .' , ' 5 - - .gg I 'M , - ,- n -- . ' - an na X6 x,,4 P. V-. V.: ,-v-.1--, x , V - X L' 1 id . .Q 5 K - 'X K? .mn n, 3 Susie hamburger ' ,N Eddie Worrell , -. f ,, .X . Lb V , 1. . A ' - Murphy Yates Q, Xu in FW: if I-. Q 1 V: , I , ,gl W'9 . Y Q ,. A ,,.. . FZ, . 'Sfgg ' V ' ,-4.1, qw. ga-T -N ' ' N Path Elder A M - LL LQQH7' ' A -L Q- ' Sonny McDougle ' f Jimmy Powers ,iw . ' 4,7 in m A 4 .....,..-. ' Aww , s 9,,.....,.ay, Sammy Milam if 1 DON MATTINGLY -,--...- President MARY WILSON .. ......., Vicefresident smmon' CHRISTY ...,. me semmfy Student Council The Interim Student Council, elected the second semester this year, is comprised of twelve seniors and three each of juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, including the class presidents. Don Mattingly, president, makes the daily morning announcements on the public address system and represents the student body on many occasions. The primary contribution the council makes to the school is the teaching of good citizenship through the provision of student-directed responsibilities within well-defined limits under faculty guidance. Mr. Bedford Furr is the sponsor. Council members are Kristy Kistler, Donna Tinney, Karen Monaghan, Tom Coward, Tommy Johnson, Sam Atkins, Bobby Harbison, Patti Elder, Nancy Downing, Sharon Christy, Diane Pierce, Mary Wilson, Doris Mahoney, Tanna Perry, Marilyn Aboussie, David Coward, Bill Neale, Jimmy Powers, Steve Hull, Murphy Yates, and Don Mattingly. Code of Ethics The WFH5 Code of Ethics Committee was established in the fall of 1962 in cooperation with the District sl-AAAA effort to encourage good sportsmanship. Members chosen by the homes rooms wrote a Sportsmanship Code which was incorporated into the District Code at a meeting held in Fort Worth. The new code defines the purposes and principles of sportsmanship which in- clude friendlincss. respect. cooperation. cheerfulness. fnirnes, and honesty. udi Gamble, Ken Martin, Joyce Reisinger. and Paula Min- 'ard are class representatives of thc council. Alexander, John Bland, Larry Brown, Neal Brown, Bill Crockett, Kay Cromer, Linda Davis, Jimmy Foster. Judi Gamble, e Harriso ' . - 'o Howard, Troy Jensen, Paul Jones. Oleta Keyes, Put McCrigbt, Neale William, kenneth Ruby, Smyth, 'nclv C ., ill Stowe, Barbara Stuart, John Tunnel, and Cindy Underwood. Juniors are Paula Baumgarclner. Dean, cn Martin, Myra Runge, Carolyn Scliauperl, Jim Simpson, Donna Taylor, Vy Townsend, Karen Watson, and :ire Bill Cochran, Bob Eastlake, Lot Estes. Jim Grace, Robin Hallford, Katie Humphrey, Harold Lerew, Nancy David Oliver, Gail Parsons, Jo Anne Paulk, Joyce Reisinger, Nancy Riddle, Don Roberts, and Lynn Wil- Bakcr, Sandy Brooks, Linda Covhagan, Janyth Culipher. Jo Ann Cunningham, Johnny Cunningham, Havs Pat Key, Mark McDowell. Paula Minyurd, Ross Moser, Dianne Reynolds, Gary Rutledge, Gail Wilson, Wanda Wood, Melinda Wrotenhcrry, and Johnny Young. Miss Emestine Bolin assists president Joe Culbertson, vice-president Bob Berry, secretary Judy Watts. and reporter Carole Hamilton in guiding the WFHS branch of the National Honor Society. ational Honor Society To prepare students to lead a turbulent and complex world by stimulating high scholarship, constructive leadership, purposeful service, and worthy character--this is the goal of the Wichita Falls chapter of the National Honor Society. Members, selected by the WFH5 faculty each spring from the upper 10 per cent of the junior class and the upper 25 per cent of the senior class, help tutor students who are weak scholastically. andra Penlcl. L .lean Boots s av M ,z'.1:.,2. ' 7: -... .E . ,Y ,H ,.- xx 'v '. ' ' .rf wife .'..'?::- 'fi ,229 .rr . : gm' A S. ' 1' 9 ef' Tanna Sue Doing Cappy Kennedy ...ia x n. .. A ..'-,w:,1,:.r,- a Tommy Ragland Sf L Qs' ff.: ,nm A 1. 'r' 4 Lfr, g gi , 555: EF'15 'QW 'I Y' ar, ., W if M me . al 3 Q u 9,1 Q' '- 'age ,Q 126 rf' 1 f', N ' . .. , 4 2 S 3.4 5 r I Carol Allen .loan Bullinglon fwqn W W..gn cM,f'?- '- 24! , - -. ww 3' wi . FPL if L 'V 'ffl if! , ' Q.. 5 . Nancy Downing , . lynn 1 e 3,5 . f , is if Q W .f ,fin I r . S ' XM! I 'Za Es ' ff.-la Julie Klein -.dm-, F 'in L2 jg Q-1' ,A 53-Q15 :iii 0,5 ' JSE. -he '- ' iirll 1., we .Q a it ,. Rosalie Raul: if , ,W 'Vie' 'a.. gl Q53 . fy 2? , ' ' f , rr, .tht it W' Kiln M 4 'Qi' P A.. .. f' s W . ,QS-.f .wash .: ,LH ,5-iw? W x T n 8 , 1 r-1. lawns FJ, A a Q 1 Kenny Bains - wx ew' -255 'ks .a'.,N1,4 ggi 5223- :nl 4--hit W 'v--i vfi P Tom Coward iv , ' ' , W.. ? b ,. .A new an .. i -', fl.. .,, In '3.. f 1. v5 Q acid ft. is 3 . mf M5 Ve- :FA fr' 2, if M I ? Z4 -I5 5 Lee Harrison ax ,. ' .fri ', --si E fr R .F , 531 , W ex: az z'-z.: Ov V if .lean McClung ay X . . ' M' Yi Charles ldawle ff , W -We::M,-1 , rf.. , Q5 wr' get-K ..'W, . ' , 3' K f za' 1 my -1 ,VZ 03.3. .Q-,,, sa . . f, ,f rx x O 9,4 -4 elinda Stilt Mary Teague Donna Tinney Cindy l57 gif' 'fi f' 3? if 74, Ll EEE '99 ommy Johnson 3' 5 Y V' .' my E3 if A, 1.3: I ni' fr Ai. 1 1 ti ' :iw :If Q f Q ,sr Underwood an ,fn Eiffzs' iff, 02 1 1 7' W ' 'S Q, , Q 1 im I -a-tif' Q ,- ,Va Sue Bean Ann Cox 'mf ff.:'2?:': 9.3311 Gigi? '-:ea :Q-. 4: we rf. Sak.. as ,. if V Johnnie Marie Howard I-1 Q' 13 Wi-i f'f2:f:, 1- 4 X , ' s Eff We 2 S 1 Q i Gerald McDaniel R ,,.... ' , M.. :MQ r - -Q it y. we gf I .,. Eagan. X I . Tom Rundull by VA H fr.. 1, -ag 5' if 53:31, if 211' Gayle White r , , ., . W1-if i'::f?fi: W , 3 Eff 3 ' ig H ...Z 5--if V ', '::::. 1:2 'isa :S ills ' ' Sai . . . Dick Behh ,gg :uw - up . 1 x'::g.5! s - .if 13 ,ed .Qub ' if . 55: 1.- Q: in Nancy Davidson ' : '?'w.S '.: 2 ' Lgvi:.1,,,1 .wp Enps - -1 ,::.,f' .fi . 2 :lil ' fi :gf A '1 gjaug! t' .M 3i'SR!a ie ' ' , 'I '2S.,. f .. 'rl . r' .Y David .lcssel Tammy Moncla pew' '--ff-154 'gd 9 . fr l 2 ,. 55.2 ff sfi- x ,na J, ,At Cheryl Simpson Nanny Woodward . 52 I J ts-xx . ' 3 ?'2 d'fWf ' extra, an r z .v :REQ -ff-fx FRESHMEN: Martin Tittlc, David McCall, Albert Rogers, Vannetta Thomas, Kathy Milton, Gilda Crawford, Pat Klaus, Raymond Bode, .lolm Cunningham, ,lolmye Cunningham, Bala Williams, Scholastic Letter Awards Forty-one Wichita Falls High School students with outstanding scholastic records were awarded school letters in a special assembly in February. 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Jxgmx: Fxs .V i 0' ZA' REE 12? Y L vvz, , W1 , MN A 43 RJ, 'QU 5, in A Egg Students mixing one to one and one-half days are Bryan Bailey, Buddy Barentine, Sharla Conkling, Madison Crawford, Gary Foreman, Joan Cullcy, Billy Horst, Ricky Jones, Alice Peterson, Dwight Price, Mike Sampson, Eddie Smith, Harold Vicars, Mike Williams, Steve Wilson, Harriet Campsey, Mary Crump, Linda Dickey, Tanna Sue Doing, John Gardner, Julie Klein, Freddy Ragland, Charles Reaves, and Judy Un- eapher. G00 Students missing four to five days are Tommy Anderson, Kenny Bains, Robert Bourgeois, Tom Coward, Joyce Cox, Raymond Espana, Gary Hinch, Edna Mae Jeter, Margaret Luns- ford, Joe Malone, Bill Palmer, Freddy Qualls. Eddie Richter, Eddie Sargent, Bill Stowe, Mike Blanton, David Eakman, Bobby Hamp- ton, Gary Hanson, James Harrison, Stella Lang, 'Jennifer Loflon, Barbara Macphail, Billy Peterson, Connie Ramos, Viola Schrei- ber, John Tunnell, Jim Wood, Margaret Bar- ton, Russell Burkett, Curtis Carner, Nancy Davidson, Tim Frost, Ronnie Givens, Dick Polen, Randy Pope, Jerry Stout, and Dwain Woodard. I 74 'Nm pi clured. Students with perfect attendance are Doyle Boyd, Larry Brown, Bob Carlton, Jackie Hays, 'Eddie Mchlackin, Charles Rawle, and Nancy Smith. Students missing one-half day are Troy Jenson, David Jessel, Nancy Jol- liff, Joan Lengcmors, Barbara Owens, and Judy Watts. Attendance Students missing two to three and one-half days are Ann Cox, Bobby Crockett, Raymond Fincher, LaQuita Ganzer, Patricia Harrison, 'Judy Johns son, David Joiner, Larry Don Perry, Tommy Rag- land, Don Robinson, Olen Serratt, Kathy Beek- man, Sara Contreras, Kay Cromer, Daniel Lohmar, Tammy Moncla, Roger Steele, Billy Crockett, Mike Daniels, Jerry Dixon, Nancy Downing, Freddy Gar- field, Alice Gee. Larry Geyer, Jack Helmcamp, David Jentseh, Otis Johnson, Kay Kirkland, Bill Magness, Bill Neale, Bill Niles, Dcrwood Snowden, Dick Stephens, Janie Wetsel, Eddie Allen, Martha Lou Chandley, Danny Edwards, Lou Ann Putman and Joe Culbertson. Late Entries FRESHMEN: Regina Litz, .leannc Fnun- tain, Lyndn Bowers, Geneva Kitchens, Carolyn Maggie, Lynn Hunt, Roy Bul- lcr, Bill Ynrk, .luck Brodny, William Allen, :incl Phillip Anderson SOPHOMORES: Larry English, Bur- barzt Hilbers, Penny Carmody, Mike Shannon, .loc Hunt, Andy Sillcr, Grady Dunagan, Vincent Rincon, Weldon Tay- lor, Curl Cnrlington, and Bret Bollmun SENIORSQ Glenn Dunngun und Tommie Rnbon JUNIORS: Paulette Gibbons, Charlotte Shearin and Linda Cooper 5 Q we 3? iw, 535 if ggigiggaggi 3 33g33a3?a 325f 555 52325225235 Freshman Class MARILYN ABBOUSSIE President GAIL WILSON Vice-President BETTY McCRATH Secretary-Treasurer FRESHMAN COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Dianne Reynolds, Gaye Wilson, Nina Norwood, Betty McGrath, Gail Wilson, Betty Tauloert, Carolyn Cross SECOND ROW: Gary Kincade, Gary Simons, Dwight Cox, Ronnie Reagan, Johnny Warren, Butch Breed, ,Toe McHam Johnny Oxendine, Danny Walsh. Toney Abrlln Mnrrlyn Aboussu: DLWIII Aclxer Bxlhe .lay ce Adcocl. Kathy Ahm .lorry Akms Rnymond Alaniz .lucquelyn Alcorn Cynthia Allen Doyle Allen Andrew Amador Victoria Amador Dnnny Anderson Jim Bob Anderson Lee Anderson Freshmen learn the library procedure. Susan Anderson Leon Andrews Angel Arcc David Archer Patty Armendarez Allan Armsirong Sandra Armstrong Mary Arrcdondo Raul Arredondo Anne Arlhur David Augustus Bruce Baher Tim Bachman Hank Bailey .lulie Bailey Pam Bailey Chris Baker , Knthy Baker . Sherry Baker K Rnndy Bnrfield Mm-iha Barker .lerry Burlow Linda Barlow Marlene Barmore Melvin Bnrmore Vicky Barnet! Karen Baumgardner Sharon llaumgardner Larry Bean Guy Beard Gayle Bcurdcn David E. Uehb Gene Becker Palsy Becckmnn Sherry Bills Stacey Bills Ida Biskup Donuld Black David Blackburn .lim Blackman Glenn Bledsaw Bill Blevins Sheilla Blundell Raymond Bode George Bodkin Dm-is Boger .led Buren Nancy Bornhuldt Terry Boulwell Ripley Bowersock Nancy Bowman Shirley Bowman Vi ki Boyd D r ene Boyett x 1i s rudslmw Fllljlifw' .lndy Bragg Benny Brand! Floyd Brunnon James Brasher Butch Breed Brickell, Russell Don Bridges Linda Bridges Katherine Brockmann Ann Brown Bobby Brown .lnney Brown Kelley Brown Robin Brown Danny Browning Gary Broyles Connie Bruce Ronny Brumbelow .lohnny Brumley Brandy Bruton Arthur Bryan Gary Bumgardncr Cynthia Buntin Nancy Burgess Ken Burke! Cindy .Burkett Julie Burns Stanley Burns Ken Bush Tim Byers Jeffery Byrd Mike Camden David Cameron Steve Campbell Adel Cardenas Buddy Cargill Mike Cargill Clarence Carpenter Cynlhiu Cnrpenle .loellen Curr Wendell Carroll Ofelin Cnslillo Lum Cauclle Donnie Chumbless Roger Chnpa Ronnie Chase Mary Chasleen Pete Chavez Richard Chavez IBO ' W - seq ui LP - Y Rickey Clmvicrs Jimmy Chcathenm ' Garry Cheek Linda Chclf .lnckiefCl1eslnu! Marilyn Childers Barlunrn Childs Sprncor Chumlcy V Linda Cluirlmornc . Charlie A. Clark Harold Clnrk Sandra Clarke Connie Clorr - Lucky Coats is QB 3 'L i '6 Q A ft J,-'- Si r. I L ' 'Ui . pl .4 ' 5' 32 2 , , 5 - 1 9 x' J ,r . H z.- , ...t 31 l -4 wud is 1 A gf? ilu fi ' 221 ' Q. Steven Wayne Cox Debby .Cravnns Gilde Crawford Curolyn Cruss Carolyn Crump ,lanyth Culipller Charlotte Culwcll Marilyn Cummings Jo Ann Ctmninghnm John Cunningham .loltny Cunningham Sandra Darby .luanelle David lllicbicllc Dnvid Arthur Davis 312 5' if-. e Linda Collagen f ' Marilyn Cokrr . Burbarn Cole .limmy Cole V Carolyn Colvin 1 Don Colvin Karen Connwny WF il fyaf' Cheryl Conley Donna .lcunne Cnnley Lawrence Cook .loyce Cooper r Mary Copeland Steve Corbitl Louis Coronado 64 Larry Cornet! Darrell Cottle Donna Ruth Cottle David Cowan Edith Cowan Carolyn Cox Dwight Cox Those don'! look like nlgebra thoughts! I8I ix? 'i '31 ' f . 1-5 -A I Y' I 1. 2 U' ... ' - fini : G J -5. f li 2 , 1 tk M .. ... A S 4' 3' , 6 i- fx YQ ,ds J x , . Q lf iff ,K I JY' QS' xolfk' in Joe Davis John Davis Tercssa Davis Mary Day Fred dc la Houssaye Larry Delplt Gail Denton David Dcllouin Vesta Ann Dickenson Franklin Dixon Missy Dixon Mike Donegan Carey Duffield Delores Duncan Kenny Duncan Lee Duncan Tommy Duncan David Duneswortli Sabina Duran Mike DuShane Enda Jo Duty Dan Ensllnke Kathy Edelman Sherrie Elder Connie Ellington Dale Elliott James Elliott Tony Ellington Mike Einlxry Tcrry Erwin Larry Esclnnan .loc Estrada Barbara Euslice Terr-sa Fairchild Judy Fanclier Carol Faulkenberry Gwen Faulkner Pauln .lean Felts Ann Ferguson Jackie Fisher Wilma Flnlmrity Betty Flores Patsy Ford Ruth Ann Ford Roy:-c Linn Franks Carol Freeman Suzanne Freeman Mike French Albert Fulirnian Billy Fuls Bob Gallagher Pal Gammage Delia Garcia Fernando Garcia .l r. Mary Garcia Max Garcia lilartlia Gurrett Linda Gee Paula Gentry Sandra George Sue Gilliland Jerry Gilson Louise Gioldasis lllikc Glazner .lim Goetz Johnny Goff Jerry Golorth Lillian Golleher Lydia Gonzales Sylvia Gonzales Russell Good Jimmie Goodner Judy Gotcher Robert Gouldy Frieda Graham Bill Graves Nancy Green Sidna Green Diane Greene Canal Griffin Jimmy Griffin Johnny Griffith Kay Griffin Narhurt Griffith Sherry Grifiilh The Freshman Class cheer the team on to victory Sue Griggs Gail Grimes James Grove Jean Grubbs Ben-ly Gunn Jeanette Gutowski Frankie Hail Doug Hnlfhill Barbara Hallam Cherry Lynn Hamilton Larry Hamilton Vicky Hamilton Leon Haney Bobby Hansard Kathy Hnrals-on Donna Hardesly Kathy Hardy Jerrold Harper Linda Harrison Jane Harvey Dean Harwell Charles Hatcher David Hatfield Linda Havens Linda Hawkins Nancy Haws Larry Hayes Ronnie Hayes Dehhic Hays Valerie Helms Billy Hemhrcy Vonctta Hempel Linda Henderson Frances Hernandez Ircnc Hernandez 1.25 2 l:..' l '32 fm R I wg- f Q , C T? , ' I .lumcs Hickman Charles Hill Margaret Hodges Dennis Hinklc Pal Hoohnc Don Holman Dwight Hogan Sharon Hoguc Jean Holdvr Cary Holman Carolyn Holmes .linnny Holt Tommy Honey John Hood Larry Hood Bobby Horne Charles Horton Rita Horton Cllurlrs Hosclr Eddy Howard Carol June Huddleston Marsha Hughes Slove Hull John Hunt Vickie Hunler Linda Hnnlinglon Richard Husfeld .loan llntson Calhic Jackson David Jackson Miko Jaynvs Bohlmy Jernigan Tnnnny links Billy Johnson. Jeanie Johnson .lcssc Johnson Richard Johnson Smn Johnson Wade Johnson Bohby Johnston Joanne .lolliif Bobby Jones Rohr-r! Jones Ronnie Jordan Jvrry Joyner Judy Ann Joyner Sharon Joyner Kathleen Karns Kelly Keck Laurence Kee Ar! Kelly Dax id Kemper Richard Kennedy Tr-rosa Kenyon Rohr-rt Kerr Larry Ksvcrn Pal Key Ruth Kick Sherry Kilmay Diane Kimbriel Pal King Gary Kingcade' Pnl Klaus Linda Kluver Sharon Knott Leland Kohulek Lynda Krollinger Harvey Kruger Terry Lam Linda Lane - P 15? 'J ,,...,. . K , . 3f'fg1,5y ' ' '2- L li 2? , , , , Wi 'Xf! ,ll ' --rf:iI:.:'2'f 1 ' ' if: if 4 J sf! L 1 'Vi 1 y ing Q W X XG :, -Y fin. la Belly McGrath Pnl McGregor .loc McHam Ginger McMillon Pal Mclleynulds Clem Marlin Mary Main Susan Mansur Bella line Marks Herman Marks Pansy Marlin Frank Martinez Mary Anna Martinez Suzanne Massey Leslie Langland Delores Langston Connie Lasemnn Linda Lawyer Linda Luc Kathy Lcveridge Torn Littrell Bobby Lloyd Dcllicrl Loafer Linda Loggins Glen Long Larry Long Sarah Long Cain Lowell Q -.,.. Mary Linda Ludlam Sunday Lunduy .lnlnic Lynch Stella Lynch Tommy Lyons Dudley McAfee ,loc Mcljelh Tina Mcliroom linnncll McCabe David McCall Mamie McCsndlcss Bobby McCarty Allen McClure Earnest McConne1 Earl McCoy Clinlon hluCrcary Glenda McCright Charles McCuislion Donald McDonald Randy McDonald Mark McDowell Dunnlc Maxficld These Freshmen certainly look healthy to me 52.3. , AV I ,AAP i li my IQ W 122' - .J J T 5 f Q . :A 1 1 0'f4'f.u P' V 1 i 1':'Qmr-rf' f I' ifgf 121 igzgfvo K ,E J sl toy ,, It f JK 3- 1 rv' . . .25 'f N ..1,2f',,.f x A . b 'x l L r-' tl , , x-Y ', Sf .5 i ' W. Q 1 T., 'M fi .f z 4 if ii K lv I .lk vj , ,af il ' ' 1 w- . W use-M-7 I. ., I 436 Q P - Z -4 lf Q P11 U PM it if si 3 32 9 W ' . M i it ,Z lr , .L A , , , , 1' gg P A W, Q5 or ' -,. , A im. Q an ? U54 ,if .M Q T . Ere v I 2 'z r , -gilt gimw- 1, y. ' J ,A -'f .' L 'X - N -I- N f . 3 5.7 J W dx . -W l- . I, ?i5l3'i'g3'f J: e ., y . Q 199' 9 fi :ef ' A U . t, , , ,. . Q . 1 wth? - i' ffl' ' ' 3 ii Q2 . ,grfg 2 my f ..m W., . L . , in 4- . 1 r X s if LV ef - A1223 .. 5' . L12 'tv Z2 ' ew iii, K ' .1 fk , 4 !1'Q., , ' ,Ii A -- W ' V f at 1 Billy Maxwell Don Mayes Trudy Meera Undcen Mensley Alan Medley Judy Mvnasco Rita Mendvnlinll Marilyn Metzer Christine Miclmcwicz Gregory Middleton Rena Miller Thomas Miller Katherine Milton Paula Minyard Phil Moncla Monte Montgomery Charlotte Moody Georgia Moore Patricia Moore Paula Moore Danny Morgan Ray Morgan Karen Morris Ronnie Morris Sherry Morris Shirley Morris Dona Morrison Glenn Morrow Shirley Morrow Ross Moser Wayne Lee Moss Doris Moyer W v a Mullin 'sifairihmf Keith Mutorspaugh Olga Navarrete Nancy Neptune Craig Newcomb Dorothy Nichols Hortensia Nieto Elaine Nipper Nz-na Norwood Agnes Ochoa Carolyn Odom Mike Oliver Harolcl Oltman Janet Un Janet O'Neil Jacqueline Owen Karen Owen Ellen Owens Johnny Oxendine Libby Pardee Chuck Parker Virgil 0. Parks Billy Patterson Bobby Patterson Nancy Patterson Carla Payne Tracy Payne Mary Pearce Linda Pearson Elaine Pence Leia Ann Peniston John Peronto Tana Perry Sharon Petty Mike Pottyjohn Jerry Phillips Ronnie Phillips 5 f ' a. 'gb M in r- :Q 'L' it 2 22 1 ':r i its . t , G3-, wiv Billy Rousey James Roy Charlotte Reimers Gary Rutledge Vickie Ryder Lesvia Salinas Johnny Sanches Joe Sanders Pain Sands Michael Sargent Teddy Sanrman Darlene Scarlett Eddie Schmidt Elaine Schmidt Wilhurn Schultf Ken Scott Yolanda Segura Johnny Self Nancy Selke Vickie Sells Elizabeth Leona Scnter Martha Seward Rhonda Seward Angela Sharp Dinnn Cheryle Sharp Frazier Slteiler Ward Sheldon Vernon Shelton Sharon Shepard Don Shepherd Penny Sheppard Dean Shires Terri Shirey Jimmy Shrode Sharlette Shuhert Gary Simons Randy Simpson Carol Sims Mary Sims David Sinclair Larry Slack Billy Smith Cathy Smith Eddie Smith Harold Smith Jr. Jackie Smith Kay Smith Keith Smith Mnnroc Smith Myra Smith Philip smith Tresn Smith Vickie Smith Susan Sncller Johnnie M. Snider Jimmy Soles Homer Sonnamaker Carolyn Spangler David Spaulding David Stanley Glenda Starnes Indy Stern Ronnie Sternndel Brenda Stevens Nancy Stewart Patsy Stonecipher .lim Story Nancy Story Penny Stout Darla Stowe ul if Carol Stripling Mike Slunn Leo Sunlcr Randy Svujdu Suzi Swnydan Pamela Swearingin Pnlly Swift N fx n 9- :N vi 3 . 4 'v I ' ' 'S' 14' V + ,. .5 Q - 9 f nu' rv A QQ vly .lane Uplon Mickey Uriniak Loyd Van Devcnler enny Vaughn Lydia Vazquez ?-- Y I' RTW? i Donna Vernon Sharon Vick r W O , , 1 Jackaweu iw 'sl l U g. s H . ws Dennis Wadsworth Sue Wages Judy Waggener Put Wahl Robert Wainscolt Carol Wnlhrick Charles Walker is 9 Y' Lay ,f J .-.1::' RV' . V. Q George Tulc W Betty Taubcr! , ' Billy Taylor Judy Taylor Eddy Tens Q Dennis Tectcrs f David Tcichman M' V ' Charlotte Thielc Judy Tholuuder Shnron Thomas Vunnclle Thomas Bill Thompson Brenda Thompson Wendy Thorn :Q Marsha Tihbils Ronny Timmins Chic Tinker Q Bob Tillie ' Marlin Tinlc Linda Todd Sheryl Tompkins Gary Tollcn Cindy Trimble .lerry Tuck James Turner ' Thurcsu Turner Edna .lo Tuly Richard Twiuy 23 wife., 4. 4 6 :xi Q Q., Freshmen decorate Lhe gym for n pep rally. fl? , X-,- 554 Fil? X' x' if X: ee 5 1 n 3 1 1 . X fa QT If ui W Qzjgiggg y , , int 1: as ' A - ' 1 V' i lf:.ff 4' ' , .. ,,... ' fmfffiffii , A. - , , Q25 A 4 -v .. W iii 4'- , -2 ' if - 1-5' if SJ W Q is T' , rx J 1 1 -. if 512 .1 ' . wg if . ti L 7 'N 5- 'T riffs: 3 QV: '- , HK va! . 'G . , 'I to fs ffrj I. XQLJJ. ee. J 4 2 if '1 M Q . . ,Un ,Q Q5 J Kathy Willson Gail Wilson Gaye Wilson Jimmie Wilson Shirley Wilson Bobbie Wise Beulah Wood Judy Wood Peggy Wood Wanda Wood Mary Ann Woolsey Hickey Works Melinda Wrotenberg Fran Yarbrough Larry York Roger York Gary Young Johnny Young Charlotte Youngblood Larry Zunker in Donnie Walker Ronnie Walla Lee Wallum Danny Walsh Diane Walton Glenn A. Word Dnnnie Warren Johnny Warren Linda Warren Rickie Watkins Pat Watson Mary Weatherford Donald Weaver Becky Weeks Lee Weinstein Berl Welch Jerl Weloh Judy Wells Judy Wells Jimmy Wesbrooks James Wheeler Mitchell White Myra While Sharon White Shirley White David Whitehill Chris Whitsilt Laurel Whitten Billy Wigley Bala Williams Cathey Williams JelTy Williams LaFern Williams Paul Williams Peggy Williams New faculty memliera this year are, from left to right, front row, Miss Bonifield, Mrs. Rulliff, Mrs. Seaman, Miss Howell, Mrs. Huff- lunes, Mrs. Cookmgham, Miss Carey, and Mrs. Mcfoughg hack row, Mr. Garrett, Mr. Davis, Mr. Herrington, Mr. Hammonds, Mr. Lasater, and Mn- Stanford. Not pictured are Mrs. Inman, Mr. Duggan, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Knowlton. New teachers Davis, Carey, and Banks sign in for a day of teaching. ew Faculty Members Because of the many and frequent changes in our school system, we sometimes find many new faces among the old familiar ones. This year WFHS welcomed nineteen new teachers to its faculty. Of these nineteen we are especially eager to welcome the eleven for whom this is their first year of teach- ing. We hope that the students and other faculty members have shown these new faculty members that we are proud to have worked with them and under them, and that we have made their first year here at WFHS an enjoyable and rewarding one. It is our sincere desire that they will spend many more years of service at this school. l9I Sophomore Class Miss Lona Betty Brown guides the activities of the Sophomore Class. President ....... -........, Vice-President .......... Secretary ................,,. Treasurer- .,.. - ..,.. MURPHY YATES JOANNE PAULK . LYNN WILSON SANDY BROOKS SECOND ROW: Jimmy lXlred,1immy Eoyd, Bill Cochrzin, Frank Iarrantt, Murphy Yates, Dick Ewing, Bill Roark, Fr Lively, Ken Reed. NOT PICTURED: Robert Edwards, Robert Flatt, Lana Moore, Janice Savage, Lynn Wilson. I92 Ellen Alauussie Guadalupe Acosta David Atlair Bonnie Adams Connie Adams .lackie Adams Dean Alden Stephen Aldrete Jerry Alexander Camilla Allen John Allen George Allison James Alrecl Lupe Amador Glenna Anderson Bonnie Anderson David Archer Genaro Armendarez Doug Armstrong Cecelia Arreclondo Nancy Arrington William Aston Barbara Bachman Patricia Bagwell Philip Bailey Linda Baker .lulie Banks Becky Barlow Kay Barnett Susan Barnholdt Sam Barrett Roy Bartlett Glen Barton Sydnie Bata Linda Bates Jimmy Bavouset Charlotte Beggs Linda Bell Tommie Bennett Gail Bentivegna Nancy Bernharclt Ray Berry Staley Bijalc Marilyn Birge Joe Blackman Carolyn Blancett Will Blankenship Lorenz: Blaylock Susan Boling Allen Bowling Cary Boyd Jimmy Boyd Kay Boyd Bobby Boyles Jerry Boyles Karla Brackeen Don Bradford Mary Bradley Robert Brannon Virginia Breedlove Delaine Brewer Steve Brewer Wayne Brewer Linda Bridges Sammy Bridges William Bridges Alana Brock Sandy Brooks Jerry Brown Linda Brown Mark Brown Michael Brown X Robert Brown David Browning Donna Browning Terry Broyles Joe Brumley Bob Bryant Dickie Buckley Phil Bumpurs Carol Burbank Mike Burch Jack Burchfield Doyle Burleson Bobby Burns Douglas Burns Judy Buss Jerry Byas Sue Ann Cage .lan Caldwell I l Onward, upward we will strive. I Senior class of '65! f , Billy Chambers Newell Cheatheam Phyllis Chelf Donna Cherry Gail Christoff Bobby Clack Donna Clark June Clark Mnrilynn Clark Mike Clymer Bill Cochran James Cochran Kurt Cone Esther Contreras Bobby Copeland Marnee Corbin Carol Corlett David Coward Alan Cox Jack Cox Jimmy Cox Leon Cox Mary Craven Darla Cravens Donnie Callaway Ronnie Callaway Donnie Capps flwfb Trent Capps Kenneth Cargal Roy Cargill Peggy Cargill Betty Ann Carver Melanie Cash Mary Casillas Cathy Caslledine Patricia Cemosek Rosie Creacy Letha Creagle Terry Cromer Jimmy Cross Sammy Cruse Mickie Cummings Charles Cunningham Janie Curts Dana Damron Madelyn Daniels Pat Darling Bertha Davis Diann Davis Gary Davis James Davis Kay Davis David Day Dennis Day Weldon Day Charles Dean David Diaz Dolores Diaz William David Dickenson Kay Diggs Gayle Dillard Wendell Dobbs Kathryn Donnell Johnnie Dossett Jimmy Drake Gaylon Duke Betty Duncan Kay Duncan Kennon Duncan Pres Duncan Bob Eastlake Jan Eddleman Jean Edmonds Robert Edwards Bill Elder , Mary Elkins Mike Elmore Mary Enriquez Linda Entrekin .lane Esparza Lou Estes Saphomnres congregate in WFHS halls. Andrea F razee Delores Frazier Guinn Fuller Bobby Funslon Rita Cant Richard Garcia Walter Garrett Dana George Jimmy George Daniel Gerhart Kay Germany Sharon Geyman Patsy Gibbs Lindia Gilkerson Jimmy Gill Ruth Gladden Terry Clashan David Colleher Richard Gore Paul Goicher Steve Gotcher Pat Gourlie Joyce Grabeel James Grace Dick Ewing Tracey Farris Willene Ferguson Ted F ickle Sharon Fish Robert Flatt Larry Flournoy William Flynn Kathy Foley Sue Ford Steven Fowler Cloyce Franks Maurice Gray Jenn Greeling Betty Io Green Barbara Greenwood Gary Gregg Billie Crimes Weldon Guest Mike Hairell Jimmy Hall Robin Hallford Heather Hamilton Rosemary Hamilton Bob E. Hankins Jimmy Hunks Dale Hansard Karen Hanson Mary Harber Ginger Hardage Sue Hardin Janice Hardy Danny Harmon Bobbie Harper Linda Harper Jucly Harwell Eddie Haven Pat Hawkins Mary Hayman Paula Hays Harry Held Pam Henricksen Jane Hensley Jerry Herrell Sandy Herseyf- - - Jimmy Hill James Hinsley Chester Hodges Sharon Hoeser Ricky Holder LaJunn Holman Becky Holt Marion Hopkins Sieve Hopkins Ray Hoppe Lyndia Horner Luan Howie 445. im .PT iii- . - 4, xr. I M Q N fvlx 'x V Y 9:34 Q, x ' E , 4 i 'W' ,Fig Q QQ, 15: um . W, , . , 'ij Y 1 .. .15 gg.. ye Am ,S QE 'Q 1 R K 5 Y S' 1. W ,Jw Kiev XJ WS YW '15 Larry King Kay Kirby Darrel Kirkland Dean Kirkpatrick Roger Knight Sally Knignt Robbie Kouri Larry Kramer Glenda Krottinger Sandi Lackey Gene Lu Coste Larry Lambet Don Lancaster Elaine Lnncl Peggy Langford Robert Larson Bill Lee Gay Lee Genny Lec Phillip Leija Garry Lemons Harold Lerew Elaine Leslie Carol Lewis Ronald Liggetl .lerry Lindsay Jimmie Lindsey Fred Lively Virgil Loafer David Loggie Robert Loggie Val Lopez Nancy Lyles Leslie Lynn Carolyn McCaffity Linda McCandless Joan McCarty Marie McCoy Lynton McCreary Mary McDaniel Debbie McDonald Donna McDonald Joe McDonnell Steve McDowell Cary McElreatl1 Every sophomore in favor of abolishing school, raise your hand. Barbara Mann Donna Marshall Mary Marshall Donna Marlin Shirley Martin .lulion Martinez Margaret Martinez Paul Martinez Kay Muscari Gary Massey Richard Mathews Judy Matthews Linda Matthews Suzanne Meckstroth .lean Melton Margaret Melton Karen Merrill Johnny Merriman Terence Merritt Thomas Merritt Terry Metcalf Put Middlesworth Janice Middleton Elton Milford Nancy McKay Louis Mcliown Pat McNair Danny Mcshan Phyllis McShan Sandy Mcshan Brad Mackey I I lnyid Hag ness Wanda Magness Doris Mahoney Diane Mallonee Brenda Maness '1 Chesta Miller Robbie Miller Vernon Minton Judy Mitchell Joe Mixnn Karen Moerke Larry Moody Edna Moore Ernest Moore Lana Moore Richard Moran Betty Morgan Gary Morris Tommy Morris Darlene Morrow Shirley Moss Patricia Muir George Munsch Lynda Murphy Laurie Naylor Gracie Neal Lannie Neal Steve Neeld Jerry Newman Linda Newman Jo Nichols Gaye Niebruegge .lean Ann Niles Raymond Nipper Sadie. Norris Michael O'Brien Tom O'Bryan Danny 0'Dell Stanley Odell Jimmy Ohern David Oliver Joe Olivo Odis O'Roark Eddie O,Steen Louise Owens Jackie Pack Susie Palmer Patty Parker Gail Parsons Ralph Pnsh 'ffm gg Y x f jf ,.v Wv- .,. C. A1 fm- W X-ww sf. .MA 3. mm.. L his A t 53 , mi. , M , 453 x -, ff N A , 41: . '-' F! , ,Q -i ,'w f'?5ffi 'qjyff j,'fL',' Qfffi l K., . W ww, .V . ,A !,. M- ' - '???:1ll3.fN , FET, Q A 2147? ' ' 7 -' 'lf , 'T ff ry . . E ' f':C'.Ll f . . .- , Z, W, 3-, K V ' ' ' ' :Z-ilsii y ,A ,.,, L X , O 2 0 gi , A12 rm'. - X my ,ffm .N . -ug, w N'52'f1 'lwstsi ' A 'fltz! g4' W ,rrp Q54 , . 1- .:f' ,L 1-' .ff 1 -,iz 'gxgxw f ,Lf 2 ' I' L 5:2 - xfgihzyv' mf, Q fl . Kay 'fill wggygh A 1 ffm- -' Qin! 'if-:E .fx , Qt 203 Ken Reed Ronny Reecl Tommy Reed Beth Reeves Pat Reeves Rodney Register Robert Reich Joyce Reisinger Vaughn Rettke .lack Revier .lixnmy Rhodes Keith Rhone Carolyn Rice Larry Rice Eddie Richardson Sharon Richardson Ian Richmond Nancy Riddle Cindy Riley David Riley Rachel Rincon Bill Roark Virginia Roberson Don Roberts Myrna Roberts David Robinson Bcity Rodriquez Charles Rogers Marilyn Rogers Jackie Ross Phyllis Russ Dick Rundell .lames Russell Patsy Russell Richard Russell Sharyn Russell Saundra Sampson Linda Sanders Earl Harlan Sava Janice Savage Mackie Scarlett Paul Schoonover Lana Scruggs Arm Searcy Peter Seitz ge Q W r Y!Ef'g.'f3 123-N - -W , r 541-2.5.2 H: , S' T'-T'?f'il3fil'iSs1.?5f4 i W Y A' ' Coward's jnlopy makes it to school again. Sam Siebert Charles Simons Barbara Simpson Cary Sissel Barry Smith Cliff Smith Jerry Smith Joe Smith Kenny Smith Lynda Smith Susan Smith Victoria Smith Kay Snell Nike Sneller Carolyn Snider ,lim Snodgrass Rudy Sommerfelt Jack Sommmalcer Mike Sovich Frances Spainhour Herb Spellings Patricia Spencer Wanda Splawn Shirley Steele Richard Seward Shyrel Seward Susie Shamburger Pamala Ann Sharp Donald Shaw Nita Shaw Sharon Shawver Rickey Shearman Jacky Shephard Ronald Shipman Charles Shiver Gary Showman Q n- ,I z ',,-.i Y ' . - ,Z Kxggtzfv x, iff' X 1 yd kv Q in ' - '. . Q . jj A-5 .,,1f'3 k , 4. ' ups- - ' . ' H., ., I M 1 4. 7 . ' 5 . 1 I X, K . .- ' 5 '-7 W 1:1231 -- .2411 ' if f Sifigfi ' 533' 'A T X 25 W- Zi' -Q 'fx A iw' ' ' -, ', , - I, ...gf K . . 'V ,fvlf V 51.3, L Q, , ' ' Mir' 'A H. . 'lf'E,L?. W'-32 -QW 'Ji 62- in , , , . Q , S' 'fwf Q Y ' x, , K A ' ,. tv I 4 'xpwg . ,,,,,,, ., 771,,,,-.,, ,fl J 2 - , Q ,Q , M, ' M f:s '.' -X .M . 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W - ggi' , 1j, .'x1 ,ggxh fy Vg if iflfgzs, 'Rf 2 A H iff' ,V ,bv -' 2, Y vb M , 4 . 4,5 mx A My V 1116 .- E Q X . ,gr 1. , X W' ai! 'A f' - 1 - 2 A1 206 i 'i N xfffnfxg A 322152, X K' Q' ' wwf CRM n.i2'f'iL.- .,'. ' W Q . auf 'sill' an . ' 'AM fy, . K DA ' Qian ,. 1 ' ef? ,tw ,2'z':, ' - xi M:-'A QC? s , ., ' in W f .Q as-f 5555 Q- W 'Baia ' T' ., , ., H K- mi! E -fs If JUNIOR COUNCIL FIRST ROW Claudia Henderson Linda Tell Linda McDonald SECOND ROW Jane Harrington Gayla Norris .lan Gray Connie Dunham Karen Monaghan Cynthia Dodds Patti Elder THIRD ROW Raymond Wallander Phil Lam Mike Ford Jerry Phillips Bill' Brasher Charles Butts Mike Riordan Mickey Pardee ' Kenneth Pierson ' nat pictured President ..,--....,.,.., ..,...... -...-... PATTI ELDER Vice-President ........ ..--.-- GAYLA NORRIS Secretary ..--.......-.-.--..... IERRY PHILLIPS Reporter ......... -h..--.-.- KAREN MONAGHAN Junior Class David Acosta Put Acton Mike Albritton Pnl Alexander Leah Allen Curl Anderson Carole Anderson Jeri Anderson Johnny Anderson Rosie Anderson Sharon Anderson Jimmy Andrews Patricia Apple Ella Armstrong Linda Armstrong Jackie Ashlock Kay Atchley David Ayars Judy Bacon Terry Bnhr Carolyn Baker Ronnee Baker Susan Bullard Blrta Mae Barnes Jerry Barnes Rita Kay Barron .lucky Barrs Woody Barton Sam Baslrara Dun Bates -im, Paula Baumgarclner Chris Beaclxy Barbara Becldow Ronnie Bentley William Bernie: Nancy Bi ggi Junior Slave on, lxool-zworms! Barbara Blanchard Ann Bloodwonh Eddie Bodkin Beverly Bohannon Bonnie Bohnn Dave Bnnnot .lean Bollman Alice Faye Bolton Linda Boone Marin Bourgeois David Bowersoclc Larry Bowman Jerri' Don Bovd Roy Brannon Bill Brasher Buddy Briggs Cliff Brown Don Brown Hank Brown Madonna Brown Linda Brubaker David Bruce Mike Bruce J im Burch George Burnett Barbara Burrus Carol Burton Danneda Burton Ronnie Butler Charles Butts Class Dwinna Byrd Ray Byrd Marilyn Culey Gary Callaway Ann Camp Gerry Campbell Steve Campbell Phil Carclenas David Cargill Jimmy Candle Don Cearley Anita Chavez Owen Chelf Mary Chipley Doyle Churchman ,lan Clark Larry Cleveland Linda Clowdus Linda Coe Lillie Coker J im Cole Marty Colvin Sandra Conkling Phyllis Conner Nancy Corley AL11.COIX1.l1IL Billy Cowart Lewis Crain Ronald Crane Connie Cravens Gail Crider Carolyn Criswell Ronnie Criswell Wanda Crouch Shelia Crow Larry Culipher Jessie Cunningham Donna Daniel Phyllis Ann David Darlene Davis Dovie Dean Joe Dean Tommy Dean .lane Dearen Damon Decker Denny Deemer Ronnie Dellouin Mike Dillon Chuck Dixon Johnny Dixon Cynlliia Dodds Cynlra Dodds Pal Dollar Mary Donnell Linda Dorsey Paul Drake Pat Duncan Connie Dunham Karen Durclen Bill Easter Cheryl Edmondson Robert Edwards Cheryl Elam Patti Elder Brenda Elvington Jimmie Engledow Phillip Essary Manuel Estrada Don Ewen Jerry Ferguson .hm Ferguson John Ferguson This is work? Junior Carmen Flick Hazelle Flinn Linda Flores Vicki Fontz Mike Ford Joe Fowler Cheryl Francis Berniece Frerich Truetta Funston William Calvan Lupe Gamboa Joe Gann James Gardner Jimmy Gardner Larry Gardner David Garfield Nivky Ghnlson Jerry Gicewicz Rita Gillispie William Gillispie Ronnie Gilson Johnny Girrlley Ranrly Givens Pat Gulcling Ray Gonzalez David Goodman Dale Goolsby Charles Goss Bnhhy Gould Gayle Graham 6046 Class Butch Grantham J an Gray Afijwx Susie Grayson Ruth Greenwood Ben! 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