Archer City High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Archer City, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

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ACHS RODDY OLIVER FOOTBALL QUEEN NEVA MeLEMORE BAND SWEETHEART DIANNE MARTIN CLASS FAVORITES CLASS FAVORITES WHO’S WHO HAROLD SMITSON Math MARSHA LEWIS English WHO’S WHO JONATHAN TYLER - Industrial Arts STUDENT OF THE MONTH January RICHARD THREET February MARY DEEN March MARSHA LEWIS April DARLENE COX May A. J. MORRIS FRIENDLIEST RODDY OLIVER JO OERTLI BEST ALL-ROUND RODDY OLIVER MARY DEEN BEST GROOMED JOE NOWELL CAROLYN HARRELSON WITTIEST MATT STRANGE JO OERTLI INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE TYPING Dolores Schlabs - I in Dist. - I in Region - III in State Mazie Johnston - IV in Dist. SCIENCE Danny Moore - I in Dist. Mickey Horany - II in Dist. Carl Schlabs - III in Dist. EXTEMP. SPEAKING POETRY READING Jim Horany - I in Dist. - II in Reg. Rona Bryan - II in Dist. Darlene Cox - I in Dist. - III in Reg. Kerry Little - IV in Dist. PROSE READING Jo Oertli - II in Dist. Ronnie Wright - IV in Dist. SHORTHAND Dorthy Eustace - III in Dist. Karen Barton INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE READY WRITING Michael Fall - Karen Barton DEBATE TEAM Michael Fall - Judy Froman PERSUASIVE SPEAKING SPELLING Carol Gillem Dolores Schlabs Charles Sutherland Raymond French ONE-ACT PLAY NUMBER SENSE Rona Bryan Harold Smitson Kenneth Teichinan Lyla Minnich Richard Rux HOMECOMING THE ROYALTY THE BATTLE RANCH WEEK COURT AND SUBJECTS BEST DRESSED Kathleen Stallcup Ronnie Nelson CROWN BEARERS Lisa Stubbs Joe Roderick RANCH WEEK SENIORS Sylvara Yeager John Crain JUNIORS Patsy Roderick Charles Brock SOPHOMORES Trecie Trigg Danny Moore FRESHMEN Sheryl Haigood Larry Graham Urj -Ttec E, jy HAT rusr Joaj'T STAY oa)- JR.-SR. BANQUET ROMAN HOLIDAY CAREER DAY Nurse Patrolman EL SENOR AND LA SENORIT A Bobby Stone This page sponsored by BATES' TEXACO SERVICE STATION Cj vtiP i C+nffaf Co us tv STUDENT COUNCIL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ESPANOL 4-H CLUB CAT’S CLAW F.H.A. November DARLENE COX September JO OERTLI October DIANNE MARTIN December JUDY CROWLEY February BRENDA PROFFITT January ! SHARON DRAKE GIRL OF THE MONTH March PHYLLIS WRIGHT April SUE ANN BROCK JUNIOR HIGH BAND BEGINNER’S BAND 1962 WILDCATS Captains Managers f % V HALL OF FAME James Walsh COACHES Rexrode Graves Ray 1962 FOOTBALL SEASON The '62 Wildcats opened the season against Jacksboro, perennial football power of Class AA, and lost to the heavily favored Tigers 40-0. Jacksboro averaged 46 points per game through the regular season. The next game was played at Electra and the young Wildcats, behind 7-0 at halftime, roared back in the second half and defeated the Tigers 8-7. A tremendous defensive effort carried the Cats to victory. The next encounter was staged at Archer City with the Olney Cubs. Olney, champion of District 5AA, managed only one first down the first half and found themselves trailing the Wild- cats 9-6 at halftime. The cubs, with two almost equal teams, finally won over the lightweight Cats in the second half and won the contest 30-9 in one of the most thrilling games of the year. The Cats played host to Knox City before a huge Homecoming crowd and lost the game to the Greyhounds 8-6. Knox City also became a District Champion. Paducah played host to the Wildcats to open District 11A action. The fired-up Dragons completely dominated the first half, making the score 14-0 at intermission. The fighting Wild- cats came back and took charge the next two quarters and chalked up their opening district win, 15-14. The next game was with Crowell, who had not lost a game in District 11A competition since 1956. The underdog Wildcats played flawless football, both offensively and defensively, and pulled off one of the season's biggest upsets in downing Crowell 14-0. After the Crowell game, the Wildcats were surprisingly tied for the district lead with two wins and no defeats, and the next foe was undefeated and state-ranked Chillicothe. The lighter Wildcats fought the Eagles on even terms the first two quarters, trailing 8-6 at halftime. Mid- way in the third quarter, the Eagles began to pull away and won the contest 31-6. The next opponent was Munday, the eventual district champion. Giving away 18 pounds per man, the Cats stayed with the Moguls for two and one-half quarters before going down 32-6. Henrietta played host to the Wildcats in the next district game and scored a 20-12 win. The scrappy Wildcats trailed 14-0 at the half, but they came roaring back and really made a game of it before losing by eight points. Holliday, the pre-season choice to win the district title, defeated the Wildcats in the final game of the season 38-6. The experienced senior line and some speedy backs were too much for the young Wildcats, and Holliday, with sixteen lettermen on the squad, ended the season with an impressive victory. The 1962 Wildcat Varsity was composed of 3 seniors, 4 juniors, 8 sophomores, and 2 freshmen. The 1963 Wildcats will have some much-needed weight and experience, and could possibly be one of the contenders for the 11A crown. SCORES 0 JACKS BORO 40 8 ELECTRA 7 9 OLNEY 30 6 KNOX CITY 8 15 PADUCAH 14 14 CROWELL 0 6 CHILLICOTHE 31 6 MUNDAY 32 12 HENRIETTA 20 6 HOLLIDAY 38 BOBCATS FOOTBALL SEASON 1962 This was the first year for Archer City High School to field a full-fledged B team in several years. The Bobcats played a top-flight schedule and played some very fine football. Most of the year the B team played with one substitute and sometimes none, but they con- tinued to hustle, hit hard, and improve, and they should give the Wildcat varsity some help for the '63 season. SCORES BOBCATS 0 ELECTRA 28 BOBCATS 0 OLNEY 33 BOBCATS 0 SEYMOUR 20 BOBCATS 6 GRAHAM 26 BOBCATS 7 OLNEY 28 BOBCATS 0 STAMFORD 22 BOBCATS 6 RIDER (WF) 22 BOBCATS 8 PERRIN A 36 Members of the B team were: Jerry Allen, David Wright, Jimmy Boone, James Pollock, Butch Hannah, Matt Strange, Buddy Knox, Danny Pryer, Bobby Stone, James Reeves, Donald Dorris, and Mickey Horany. WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS ALL DISTRICT WILDCATS JOHN RUTHERFORD All District DONNY LINSCOTT Hon. Men. MIKE STEWART Hon. Men. LANNY YEAGER Hon. Men. BARRY MORRISON Hon. Men. ROBERT TEPFER Hon. Men. GARLAND BURKS BILLY PITTS GARY TEPFER MICKEY HORANY Back Tackle Fullback Quarterback Garland strikes against Knox City. Cooper downs Tepfer in Olney game. A Boys Football Jackets A Girls Basketball Jackets CHEERLEADERS DIANNE MARTIN MARY DEEN ANNE HOWINGTON BASKETBALL SCORES A. C. 46 Hirschi 37 A. C. 55 Bowie B 28 A. C. 36 Olney 54 A. C. 43 Knox City 31 A. C. 30 Haskell 46 A. C. 25 Electra 28 A. C. 42 Electra 40 A.C. 42 Electra 23 A. C. 27 Olney 40 A.C. 37 Megargel 55 A.C. 39 Seymour 52 A.C. 66 Forestburg 44 A.C. 58 Rider 55 A.C. 67 Antelope 30 A.C. 47 Byers 39 A.C. 45 Henrietta 62 A.C. 57 Rider 71 A.C. 25 Iowa Park 32 A.C. 42 Holliday 46 A.C. 41 Goldburg 40 A.C. 41 Henrietta 33 A.C. 44 Holliday 43 A.C. 42 Goldburg 48 A.C. 42 Henrietta 39 A.C. 48 Paducah 52 A.C. 49 Paducah 37 A.C. 43 Paducah 50 RODDY OLIVER Forward JAMES WALSH Post-Forward JOHN RUTHERFORD Forward A GIRLS BASKETBALL A. C. 27 Antelope 39 A.C. 34 Electra 40 A.C. 22 Throckmorton 36 A.C. 28 Gold-Burg 47 A. C. 39 Iowa Park 54 A.C. 39 Electra 34 A.C. 44 Burkburnett 60 A.C. •41 Iowa Park 58 A.C. 30 Harrold 25 A.C. 24 Electra 34 A.C. 12 Windthorst 30 A.C. 45 Holliday 56 A.C. 17 Gold-Burg 70 A.C. 40 Gold-Burg 53 A.C. 36 Holliday 51 A.C. 27 Henrietta 40 A.C. 31 Olney 43 A.C. 32 Holliday 56 A.C. 23 Antelope 43 A.C. 47 Gold-Burg 63 A.C. 25 Jacksboro 48 A.C. 32 Henrietta 45 A.C. 29 Forestburg 40 B GIRLS BASKETBALL A.C. 29 Throckmorton 26 A.C. 15 Electra 37 A.C. 21 Burkburnett 42 A.C. 22 Iowa Park 34 A.C. 22 Olney 21 A.C. 18 Electra 40 A.C. 16 Jacksboro 31 JUDY FROM AN SYLVARA YEAGER MARY DEEN ELLEN CAMPBELL PATSY RODERICK LAURA LOVING KATRINA HORA NY JUDY McMURTRY JUDY CROWLEY JODIE WRIGHT MARGARET LOFTIS SUE ANN BROCK JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL BOYS BIDDY FOOTBALL CHAMPS JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR HIGH BOYS’ BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Faculty MRS. HELEN FALL, B. A. Spanish I, II Speech Librarian Junior Sponsor National Honor Society MR. GRADY GRAVES, Coach and P.E. World History Sophomore Sponsor MR. JOHN LAMBERT, English I, IV Dramatics Sophomore Sponsor MRS. MARY LEE CROWLEY. B. S. M. S. English II, UI Annual Sponsor Freshman Sponsor MRS. NELL BARTON, B. B. A. Commercial Department Cat’s Claw Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor MR. FRED McCOWN, B.S. American History Mechanical Drawing Shop Girls’ Basketball Senior Sponsor MISS LYNDA RUDD, B.S. Homemaking I, II, in Future Homemakers Senior Sponsor MR. BOBBY RAY, B.S. Civics, Health, P.E. Jr. High Football Jr. High Track History, Boys'Basketball Junior Sponsor MR. LARRY COLVIN, B. S. Band, Stagehand Freshman Sponsor MR. HARRY GARDINER, B.S. Plane Geometry Algebra I, II Junior Sponsor MR. HUGH BROWN, B.S., M. S. Chemistry Biology Science Freshman Sponsor MRS. NELL TRENT, B.S. English, Jr. High MR. BOBBY REX RODE, B. A. Science, Jr. High P.E. Assistant Coach, High School MR. JOE WEAVER, B. A., M. A. Math, English - Jr. High MR. NEAL HENDERSON, B. S. Social Studies, Jr. High MISS CHLOE BYERS, B.A. Reading, Jr. High MR. DEAN FISHER, B.S. , M. Ed. Science, Jr. High MRS. KATHERINE GANN, M. Ed. Fifth Grade MR. W. L. WILDEY, B.M.E. Elementary Music MRS. MARGARET BROTHERS, M. Ed. Fifth Grade MRS. GLEEOLA GARDINER, B. A. Fourth Grade MISS FRANCES DUREN, M. Ed. Third Grade MRS. EDITH COL- VILLE, B. A. Second Grade MRS. WILMA ELMORE, B. A. First Grade MRS. COLVIN, B. A. First Grade MRS. SIDNEY WELLS, M. Ed: Third Grade Seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President...............................JOE NOWELL Vice-President.......................RONNIE NELSON Secretary.............................JANIE MARTIN Treasurer-............................- MARY DEEN Salutatorian MARY DEEN KAREN BARTON 4-HClub................- 1 Annual Staff-----------1 Class Officer- ----- 2 Junior Play Senior Play Band-------------------4 Officer-------------3 Stage Band-------------3 F. H. A................3 Pep Squad--------------1 National Honor Soc.----1 Interscholastic League--------------4 Dramatics--------------1 Officer-------------1 D. A. R. Award JOHN CRAIN Class Officer- ----- 1 Junior Play Senior Play Officer f Ranch Week King- - Interscholastic League- - - — - - - 1 - - 4 JANIE MARTIN Class Ofiicer..........- 1 Junior Play Senior Play Press Club-------------3 Cat’s Claw-------------2 Pep Squad--------------2 Basketball-------------3 Manager National Honor Soc. - - 1 Dramatics--------------1 Tumbling---------------1 Choral Club------------1 Volleyball-------------1 NEVA McLEMORE WILSON Band------------------3 Basketball------------2 Football Queen- — - - 1 Press Club------------2 F. H. A...............1 4-H Club..............2 KERRY LITTLE Class Officer---------1 Class Favorite— - - - -1 Student Council— — - 1 Junior Play Senior Play Band------------------4 Stage Band------------2 Basketball------------1 Football--------------1 ROSS GLENN 4-H Club.............- - 3 Annual Staff------------1 Class Favorite----------1 Student Council---------1 Junior Play Press Club--------------2 Basketball--------------2 Football----------------3 Track-------------------2 Speech Club---------- -1 Dramatics---------------1 Baseball----------------1 Class Officer-----------1 Press Club--------------2 Cat's Claw--------------1 Pep Squad---------------1 F. H. A.................4 FRANCES PECK Spanish Club------------2 F. H. A.................4 Officer- - - — - — 3 Pep Squad---------------2 Speech Club-------------1 4-H Club................2 Class Officer-----------1 Spanish Club- - --------2 Junior Play Band--------------------3 Basketball--------------3 Football----------------4 Track-------------------3 Baseball----------------1 Dramatics---------------1 RODDY OLIVER 4-H Club................2 Officer--------------1 Class Favorite-------- - - 1 Spanish Club------------1 Student Council---------1 Vice-President-------1 Press Club--------------1 Basketball--------------3 Captain--------------1 Football----------------3 Captain--------------1 Track-------------------2 Baseball----------------1 Best-All-Round----------1 CAROL GILLEM Band---------------------4 Stage Band---------------1 Press Club---------------2 F.H.A....................2 Speech Club— - - - —1 Tennis-------------1 Choral Club- - — - — 1 Library Club-------------1 KAREN JANSEN Annual Staff------------4 Editor---------------1 Senior Play F. H. A.................2 Cheerleader-------------1 Pep Squad---------------1 Speech Club-------------1 Officer--------------1 Future Teachers---------1 Arts and Craft----------1 Officer-............-1 Library Club------------1 LOU NAE BARBRE Press Club------------1 F. H. A...............1 Cheerleader-----------1 Pep Squad-------------1 Basketball------------2 Speech Club-----------1 One-Act Play----------1 Volleyball------------1 IMA JEAN LOWACK Senior Play F. H. A...............4 Pep Squad-------------2 Speech Club-----------1 One-Act Play----------1 Dramatics-------------1 MARY DEEN Class Officer-----------1 Class Favorite----------2 Junior Play Senior Play Press Club--------------4 Cat’s Claw--------------3 Editor---------------1 Cheerleader-------------1 Pep Squad---------------1 Basketball--------------3 National Honor Soc.-----1 Speech Club-------------1 Ranch Week Queen-------1 Dramatics...............1 Volleyball..............1 Choral Club- ------ 1 SYLVARA YEAGER Spanish Club-----------1 Student Council-------- - 2 Officer-------------1 Junior Play Senior Play Band-------------------2 Press Club-------------2 F.H.A..................3 Basketball-------------1 National Honor Soc.----1 Speech Club--------- -1 Ranch Week Queen— - 1 Dramatics---------1 Arts and Craft---------1 JOE NOWELL Class Officer------------3 Spanish Club-------------1 Student Council------ - 4 Officer- - -- -- --1 Junior Play Senior Play Basketball---------------2 Football-----------------2 Track--------------------2 Baseball-----------------1 JAMES WALSH 4-H Club................2 Class Officer-----------2 Class Favorite-.........1 Student Council---------3 Vice-President-------1 Senior Play Press Club--------------2 Cat's Claw--------------2 Basketball--------------4 Football--------------- 4 Captain--------------1 Track-------------------3 Ranch Week King--------1 Baseball- — - — - — 1 Hall of Fame-------------1 LISA ECKSTINE Junior Play Oscar Senior Play Band- - --------— • Officer--------- Press Club--------- Cat's Claw-------- F.H.A............. Pep Squad- - - — - Speech Club-------- Officer--------- Dramatics---------- JOHNNY TYLER 4-H Club.......... Spanish Club------ Junior Play Football---------- Track------------- JUDY FROMAN 4- H Club..... Spanish Club- Officer- - Junior Play F. H. A.------ Basketball- - Captain- ■ Volleyball- - Dramatics- - SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Once upon a time, about twelve years ago, 10 boys and girls, hungry for knowledge and pursuing happiness, started out on the long voyage to higher learning. These 10 boys and girls, Ross Glenn, Mary Deen, Dorothy Eustace, Judy Froman, Karen Jansen, Dianne Martin, John Crain, Ronnie Nelson, Brenda Proffitt, and Sylvara Yeager, started in the First Grade Mist. Struggling through the fog, they were joined in the Second Grade Rains by James Walsh, Ima Jean Lowack, and Francis Peck. Splashing in the Third Grade Mud Puddle, they were joined by Joe Nowell and Dickey Kirkland. Karen Barton joined them at the Fourth Grade Fishing Pond. Carol Gillem and Lisa Eckstine joined them as they took a dip in the Fifth Grade Tank. The class was joined by Jonathan Tyler as they waded in the Sixth Grade Creek. As this happy bunch of youngsters canoed across the Seventh Grade River, they were joined by no one. As the class crossed the Eighth Grade Lake into their secondary bodies of water, no one joined them. Upon entering Freshman Bay, Janie Martin joined them. Loe Nae Barbre and Roddy Oliver joined the class as they sailed across the Sophomore Sea. No one joined the already seasick group as they departed on their Junior Ocean Voyage. As the class rounded the last turn of their trip, they were joined by Carolyn Harrelson and Kerry Little in the Senior Gulf. (Somewhere around California!) SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As we gaze into the crystal ball, the swirling mists of time clear and we can see Kerry Little. After his dad retired, he became the new administrator of the Archer County Hospital. We can see John Crain clearly now. He is hot-rodding around in his new Chevy and cutting doughnuts on the Golf Course at the Country Club. We see Lisa Eckstine still trying to get a job as a vocalist with a dance band. She always uses Misty as her theme song and after that, everyone she sings for is simply too far gone to hear her. Next we see Karen Jansen and Joe Nowell hard at work behind the door of their new business which reads, Jansen and Nowell Co-Marriage Counselors. It takes a happy couple that never argues to carry out a job like this! Strangely enough we can't seem to get a reading on Ross Glenn. The last we saw of him, he was on his way to Wichita Falls. As we gaze further into the crystal ball, we see that Archer City High School has a new Senior English teacher, Miss Carol Gillem. Dickey Kirkland is now the new Foreign Relations advisor to the President of the United States, Ronnie Nelson. Now we can see Ima Jean Lowack as partner in a chain of Bates Texaco Super Service Stations. Next we can see Janie Martin and her husband surveying a plot of fertile West Texas desert for their new farm. Coach R. A. Oliver with his team of husky little Olivers can be seen as they enter their District game while cheered on by their Mother, Dianne Martin, and her Band of Alto Saxes. The crystal ball now reveals, yes, I believe it is James Walsh. James has made quite a name for himself. He is known as THE HUMAN GUYLINE with a famous circus. The Archer County News has a new reporter. I believe it is Mary Deen. Seems Mary took over where her sister left off. Next we see Jonathan Tyler trying, but with very little success, to rent Madison Square Garden for another one of those famous Gough reunions. Carolyn Harrelson now enters the crystal ball riding in a 1961 Baby Blue Falcon. Haven't they given Brent a discount on a new Ford yet, Carolyn? Next we see those famous horse owners, Judy Froman and Frances Peck. They now have the largest horse stable in America. The Library at Archer City High School has just received a new book on bears, written by a former student, Miss Brenda Proffitt. The book is entitled Ten Easy Ways to Kill a Bear. Lou Nae Barbre and husband are now the new basketball coaches at Deweyville High. They are displaying their little Barbres as the Champs of Deweyville. As the picture slowly begins to fade we see Dorothy Eustace as the founder of the Welfare Agency in Archer. The crystal ball reveals Karen Barton very busily trying to teach her four girls to twirl a baton. Karon believes in teaching them at an early age. And last, but certainly not least, we see Sylvara Yeager as the writer of a Lonely Hearts column in the Olney Newspaper. Seems Sylvara was very well qualified for the job. SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Karen Barton, leave my great baton twirling ability to John Rutherford. I, John Crain, leave my hardy laugh and sense of good humor to Lana Smith and Darlene Cox. I, Karen Jansen, leave my ability to go steady and go with other boys at the same time with- out getting caught to Anne Howington. I, Kerry Little, leave my ability to enjoy a good joke and power of self-control to Mickey Horany. I, Mary Deen, leave my truthful and honest ways to Charles Brock and Rusty Pollock. I, Lisa Eckstine, leave my 1950 Band suit to Donny Linscott. I, Dorothy Eustace, leave my nice quiet disposition to Jo Oertli. I, Judy Froman, leave my height and place on the basketball to Trecie Trigg. I, Carol Gillem, leave my Betty Crocker Homemaking- award to Carol Wright. 1, Carolynn Harrelson, leave my determination to marry a boy with a Ford to Rona Bryan. I, Ross Glenn, leave my ticket getting ability and chair in the Justice of the Peace office to A. J. Morris. I, Lou Nae Barbre, leave a whole lot of nothing to somebody. I, Dickey Kirkland, leave my ability to get into troube and stay there to Bobby Stone. I, Ima Jean Lowack, leave my ability to be in three different places while at Senior play practice to Laura Loving. I, Dianne Martin, leave my ability to be in Archer and Olney at the same time to Tina Horany. I, Janie Martin, leave my ability to look on the bright side of things, even though I am engaged, to Janell Rogers and Lynn Parsley. I, Ronnie Nelson, leave my scholastic ability and sun-glasses to Kenneth Teichman. I, Joe Nowell, leave my ability to argue about everything and agree on nothing to Ronnie Wright who doesn't care about anything. I, Roddy Oliver, leave my track shoes to William Parker. I, Francis Peck, leave my ability to sit in Study Hall for hours without talking to Linda Black and Ponchie Deen. I, Brenda Proffitt, leave my typing ability and place on the Paper Staff to Eula Faye Burger. I, Jonathan Tyler, leave my good fortune of sitting behind David Wallace in Study Hall to Douglas Ballowe. I, James Walsh, leave my ways with the women to Charles Sutherland and Monty McCarty. I, Sylvara Yeager, leave my ability to get into jams with Olney boys and get out again to Patsy Roderick. Signed, sealed, and declared as and for this our last will and testament, we do hereby declare that Mr. McCown, Miss Rudd, and Mr. Adams carry out this will to the best of their ability. Roddy and Kerry living it up I think it is back there, Rudy. The Three Stooges Mr. Adams making his get-away House from Psycho Entrance to Fantasyland Catalina Marineland The Terrytones and O. K., who did it? Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS DONNE LINSCOTT ---A. J. MORRIS - PATSY RODERICK Vic e-Preside nt- Sec. -Treasurer- Katrina Horany Anne Howington Charles Brock Rona Bryan Charles Bailey Douglas Ballowe Linda Black Eula Faye Buerger Ellen Campbell Donna Johnson Donny Linscott Laura Loving Monte McCarty James Pollock Sharon Porter Charles Raney Ronnie Wright JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS “HEADIN’ FOR THE HILLS” Junior Oscar and Supporting Actress SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary -Treasurer SHERILYN CHAMBERS Jerry Allen Mavis Coleman Judy Crowley Aquilia Boren Shirley Bracey Dorothy Browning Garland Burks Sherilyn Chambers Donald Dorris Sharon Drake Michael Fall Raymond French Janis Gaulden Elvis Gensler Velda Goforth Etta Mae Johnston Marsha Lewis Billy Pitts Danny Pryor Nina Robertson Gary Tepfer Richard Threet Trecie Trigg Sue Walker Phyllis Wright Dolores Schlabs David Singleton Ellen Stephens Lannie Yeager VMNTXD I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President.......................... MICKEY HORANY Vice-President.......................ROBERT TEPFER Secretary............................CONNIE ATCHLEY Treasurer RITA McBROOM Brenda Elledge Kay Eustace Jimmy Boone Sue Ann Brock Burney Fuller Ricky Gillem Danny Kirkland Jack Kirkland Archie Knox Judy Jackson Gary Johnston s 9 Q (R i '-id ] Shirley Luig Leroy Oertli Noble Matlock Norma Matthews Robert Tepfei Leon Singleton Mary Smith Carl Schlabs Kathy Seay Connie Van Hemert Elaine Winn David Wright Jane Wright Jody Wright EIGHTH GRADE MR. REXRODE Mary Ball owe Gary Boren Sandra Bracey Carolyn Burks Melba Burks Gerald Byrd Delores Day Anne Eustace Barbara Franklin Bobby Garlington Butch Hannah Jim Harney Mack Howell Buddy Knox Virgil Martin Charles Myers Linda Raines Johnny Reid Ronnie Sanders Elwin Singleton Norman Singleton Brent Stedman Cherry Walsh EIGHTH GRADE Lugenia Adkins Danny Brewer Leslie Burkett Jan Byrd Joe Cameron Debora Crain Sammy Crutcher Jimmy Davis Dianne Denhart Steven Fall Tommy Goodwin Jan Hall Billy Holder Glenda Lear Vinson Lowack Lynda Luig Sandra Magg Renee Mayes Ginger McWhorter Joe Metcalf Stephen Mieres Vicki Perdue Jimmy Reeves Carolynn Reid Danny Schenk Leroy Smith Troy Wells Virginia Wylie EIGHTH GRADE BANQUET EIGHTH GRADE ACHIEVEMENT DAY PROGRAM SEVENTH GRADE MR. WEAVER Evelyn Gensler Clifton Harrelson David Huffman Nita Huffman JoAnn Johnson Dana Joiner Judy King Connie Kinnaman J. D. Matlock Barbara Mathews Tommy McBroom Gerald Mobley Ronnie Myres Linda Owens Janice Parker Carol Parsley Paul Pittman Carrol Smith Jim Weymuth Butch White Carolyn White Juanita White Carol Wingo Nell Winn Kathy Wright James Ashbrook Ann Baughman a Hal Bobbitt Carolyn Byrd Jo Eustace Bobby Foster Billy Geis HUH P rs 2 tea� , w 9, n o te? : n wU Q w o Ay ff % 3r '.j Jh 0 SEVENTH GRADE Weldon Adams Mike Atchley Deborah Coleman David Crutcher . 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GANN $■ £Lntu. . j r i FOURTH GRADE MRS. WALLACE Jim Black Darlene Cathey A. P. Cox Cynthia Fletcher Rickey Garlington Teressa Gross Gloria Hannah Patricia Harrelson Kenneth Hillard Cyd Hornady Deborah Keener Laqueta Kile Jean Lewis Charles Luig Betty McRoy Myrle Metcalf Gary Miller Nancy Murray Suzzette My res Doyle Riggins Sherry Routon Micheal Sheppard Gary Smitson Darrell Willet FOURTH GRADE MRS. GARDINER ✓- '■ ■ . j sz ' n 2 £ Q n kf M £ C y v '3 1 O % 2 •? - J o (h jQ k fi 3 % Robert Adams Kandace Bell Gary Beesinger Terry Boone Twill a Boren Mike Boughma Micheal Cameron Ronnie Cavitte Mike Chamberlain Jackie Cooper Johnny Crites Ronnie Day Sandra Franklin Shirley Gensler Patty Gross Karen Holder Eddie Keener Kerrie Matthews Gary Parsley Ellen Pate Debra Petit Linda Robinson Lora Smitson Nancy Thomas Charlene Willett Cathy Winn THIRD GRADE MRS. WELLS Steve Bell Cynthia Barnes Terry Canada Bill Crow Mike Downs Johnny Foster Hollie Jane Fulton Becky Gholson Doris Diane Geis Donna Hammontree Joe Harney Rhonda Hoggins Diane Horany George Huffman Kay Ikard Robert Johnson Lisa Lewis Stuart Loftin Cindy Martin Randy Oertli Debbie Peters Carolyn Phillips Q n 0 |g| £ n e V- t p n n A £ : 0 i Pat Downs Rhonda Elledge David Fall Malcom Foster Nancy Gage Johnny Hudson Deborah Jentsch Karen King Sylvia Knox Terry Lears Lonnie Maag Brenda Murray Tanya Owens Jackie Pierce Lester Rains Marilyn Reid s Jema Roderick Debbie Stanford Jerry Stults SECOND GRADE Lawaunna Elledge Richard Franklin Bradly Gillem David Goforth Roy Hillard Jan King Kandy McWhorter Luann Morris Jo Ann Sheppard Bobby Stallcup Denise Trent Kenny Triplett Ronnie Willett Jerry Williams rV ,-r Gloria Alexander Paula Baughman Ronnie Belsinger Stephen Brown Glenn Burris Keith Cantrell SECOND GRADE Rex Coleman Denise Combs Clifford Frodyman Neill Gross Mark Groves Phillip Harrellson Kathy Hudson Jasper Hulse Donna Jackson Jimmy Lewis De Lane McGriff Kathy McMahon Deborah Miers Ricky Moore James Myers Gregory Osborne Phyllis Ridenour James Roberts Tommy Roberts Sharon Robertson Kathleen Schlabs Vicki Stanford Rod Sutherland Jerry Weymouth FIRST GRADE Billie Jean Alexander Sherly Allen Derrel Beesinger Ward Campbell Lee Cathy Jimmie Cheves Donnie Crawford Tommy Den hart Glenda Dugan Marie Gage Graig Holman Leah Loftin Caril Matlock Lynn McWhorter Jimmy Morrow Mike Myers Dianne Abshier Danny Ainsworth Jimmy Barnes Gretta Cox Danny Coleman Bill Ed Crowley Gene Foster Lea Hornady Brian Ikard Sue Kile Kenneth McMahon Edith Ann Miller Tina Morris Johnny Murray Robert Petit, Jr. Karen Quisenberry Johnny Roberts Danny Robertson Mike Schlabs Kerri Stanford Betsy Stewart Raymond Tedrow Kenneth Vieth Kim Wildey FIRST GRADE Cindy Ainsworth Harvey Cathey THE WILDCAT APPRECIATES THESE MERCHANTS SHAMBURGER LUMBER COMPANY Archer City, Texas ARCHER FLOWER GIFT SHOP BETTY SUE THURLKILL Archer City, Texas Phone: Day - HO 2-5712 Nite - HO 2-5609 Compliments of -- BOWEN WELDING SERVICE Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-5259 Compliments of -- OILFIELD SERVICE AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-3120 Compliments of -- CITY DRUG Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-5711 Owners MR. AND MRS. JACK PATE Compliments of -- DAVE EAKIN Electra, Texas Archer Independent Lumber Co. Wilson's Variety Store Ashton Conoco Service Station Bud Bledsoe, Thelma, Joe, and Jill Claude Morrison and Family James J. Horney and Family Pat's Auto Supply ELECTRICITY Energy for Progress In this world we live in, electric energy is vitally important—not only for daily living but also to make possible continued progress. Try to imagine today's world without electric lights or factory motors . . . without refrigeration or television . . . without the benefits of hundreds of other uses of electric energy. Because electric power is so essential to progress, Texas Electric constantly plans ahead and builds new power plants, lines and other facilities. For this reason, you may be sure that in the area we serve there will always be plenty of dependable electric power for progress and for better living. TEXAS ELECTRIC THE COW LOT The Finest in Western Wear Witchita Falls, Texas 767-3255 Compliments of -- ARCHER COUNTY NEWS Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-3151 WILDCATTER DRIVE INN Owner, BILL MEEKS Compliments of -- DORRIS TOOL AND SUPPLY Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-3295 Compliments of -- LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD STORE Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-3165 Compliments of -- TROY’S DRIVE INN and TROY’S CAFE Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-3350 for the nicest drive inn in town. Compliments of -- PERRY PITTMAN FORD CO. Where new or used cars are sold at the best prices for you. 11 Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-5513 Compliments of -- SOUTHSIDE GROCERY Who Cater to All School Children MRS. RUBY CAMPBELL HO 2-5211 Archer City, Texas Compliments of -- STURGEON LINSCOTT Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-5472 Compliments of -- McWhorter’S FOOD STORE Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-3115 Where the Best is Sold! HICKMAN JANSEN Oil Field Service Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-3129 For the best oil field workers in the world call the two best men in the world. Compliments of -- MURPHY CHEVROLET Keep your car on the go with Chevrolet parts and factory-authorized service. Archer City, Texa,s Phone HO 2-3121 FIRST STATE BANK Archer City, Texas Dependable Banking Service Since 1909 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HAIGOOD AND CAMPBELL Panhandle Gas and Oil Wholesale P. O. Box 427 Archer City, Texas Compliments of GUARANTEE ABSTRACT CO. L. K. HYER Ph. HO 2-3174 Compliments of KING’S SERVICE STATION Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-5613 WHITE’S The Store of Greatest Values Owners - BUD AND MAGGIE MILLER Phone HO 2-3300 Compliments of PICKARD’S GARAGE Phone HO 2-3260 Archer City, Texas TExicoX (M) Compliments of CITY GAS COMPANY TRAVIS NELSON Archer City TEXACO SERVICE STA. and Archer City, Tex. Holliday Compliments Best Wishes TRIGG’S From INSURANCE AGENCY DAVIS SUPPLY COMPANY Archer City, Texas Archer City, Tex. Ph. HO 2-3154 Compliments Compliment s of of JOE E. SHELTON H. D. CATHEY INSURANCE WELL SERVICE MRS. JOE E. SHELTON P. O. Box 698 Archer City, Texas Archer City, Texas HO 2-5555 Compliments Compliments of of BEN PAGE Y Y SERVICE Archer City Archer City,, Tex. Texas HORANY DRY GOODS CO. Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-3191 R l Frorrot SHC£S For Boys and Girls 1 One Stop Service WALSH BROS. SERVICE STATION Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-5752 ATCHLEY’S READY-TO-WEAR Owners MR. AND MRS. RED ATCHLEY Phone HO 2-5414 BEREND BROS. FEED STORE Archer City, Texas Phone HO 2-5715 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY