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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

V HIGH SCHOOL Archer High we love you, Love you ever so grand; We will always be loyal, And we'll cheer you to a man. In defeat or victory, We will always be True; Dear old Archer we love you And we'll always fight for you. 0 0'5 Ufply -np « !? H°n t,«r0 n £ 'V. pervice. °e c4 ' • „ s i,n Oo,, . uPf '5 ’O' — ° yjji To show our appreciation to those who have helped to make this annual and pre- vious annuals possible and other school activities possible through your generous contributions, we the ANNUAL STAFF of Q jO’ 1965 respectfully dedicate this Annual to yQC y THE MERCHANTS S n 1 of r 0- ARCHER CITY, TEXAS 0 S 4 ,V b' , V ' tfickr+ai° ‘pd Jansen r C-n. ft arV 5 6e r ’ v V 6 rf O ’ v 3 ' + 0' ap Df y Pace's Berber tind Qc.a.uty Shef (t 6erl 7 fjf ef U-u b‘lf C“' Jtef H j qUneon WB 5 «' flavis Mzlion TexacoJjcrViceS'i n. m z s ’s v eiy ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief — — - - — — - - — — - Mazie Johnston Assistant Editor-in-Chief - -- -- -- -- — - - - - Kathy Seay Sponsor - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Mrs. Davis Classes Editor - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Dana Burkett Assistant Classes Editor - -- -- -- -- -- -- Ginger McWhorter Business Manager - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Jim Horany Assistant Business Managers - -- -- -- -- -- -- Virginia Wylie James Adams Sports Editor - -- -- -- -- - — — ______ Gary Tepfer Assistant Sports Editor - - — — — - - — — - Richard Threet Organizations Editor - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Steven Fall Assistant Organizations Editor - - — - - — - - — Melissa Powell Activities Editor — — - - — - -- - — ____ Phyllis Wright Assistant Activities Editor — - -- -- -- -- -- -- Jane Wright Photographers - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Michial Fall Judy Crowley James Adams ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD L to R: A. J. Morris; Jeff Seay; S. A. Frerich; Royal Kinder. STANDING: Gene Bell; Robert Adams; A. O. Campbell, Jr. and Tim McPherson, Superintendent. SUPERINTENDENT Tim McPherson SECRETARY Mrs. Dorothy Brock High School Principal J. B. ADAMS Secretary MRS. DOROTHY PECK FACULTY MRS. CROWLEY, M.S., English II, III Senior Sponsor MRS. NELL BARTON, B.B.A. Commercial Dept. Cat's Claw Sponsor MRS. HORNADY, Future Homemakers Home Ec. I, II, III Junior Sponsor MRS. FALL, B.S., Spanish, Librarian World History Nat. Honor Society Junior Sponsor MR. McCOWN, B.S., American History Shop, Girl's Basketball Junior Sponsor MR. GRAVES, B.S., Coach and P. E. American History Freshman Sponsor MRS. DAVIS, B.S., English I, IV Annual Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor MR. KYLE BAGBY Band Stage Band Freshman Sponsor MR. HARVILLE, JR., B.S., Science Biology, Physics, Chemistry Junior Sponsor MR. GARDNER, B.S., Plane Geometry Algebra I, II Student Council MRS. TRENT, B.S., English, Jr. High MR. ROY WILLIAMS B.S., Science History, Jr. High Drivers Ed. Assistant Coach MR. BARTLEY, Mathematics Jr. High MR. RAY, B.S., Civics, P.E. Health, Track, IB, Jr. High Boys' Basketball MR. HENDERSON. B.S., Social Studies, Jr. High MISS CHLOE BYERS, B. A. Fifth Grade MR. FISHER, B.S., M. Ed. Science, Jr. High MRS. SIDNEY WELLS, M. Ed. Third Grade MR. WILDEY, Elementary Music MRS. GARDINER B. A. Fourth Grade SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President------------------------------------ Vice-President------------------------------- Secretary-Treasurer------------------------- Reporter------------------------------------ — Lannie Yeager — Steve Parsley — - - Trecie Trigg Judy Ann Crowley JERRY ALLEN Volleyball 2, Track 3, Span- ish 1, Press Club 2, Tennis 1, Librarian 1, 4H 1, Foot- ball 2 AQUILLA BOREN Pep Squad 3, Officer 1, Span- ish 1, F.H.A. 4, Librarian 2 SHIRLEY BRACEY Pep Squad 4, Who's Who Homec. 1, F.H.A. 4 GARLAND BURKS Volleyball 3, Track 3, Span- ish 1, 4H 3, Football 2 RAY BUSSEY Student Council 1, Volleyball 3, Track 3, 4H 2, Football 4, Basketball 4 JUDY CROWLEY Pep Squad 2, Annual Staff 4, Band Sweetheart, Who's Who English, Girl's Athletics, Best All-Round, F.H.A. Girl of Month, National Hon. Society 3, Volleyball 1, Spanish 1, F.H.A. 1, Band 4, Stage Band 4, Senior Play, Jr. Play, Best Supporting Actress, Cheer- leader 2, Basketball 4, Captain 2, Class Officer 2, Girl State Rep. 1 MAVIS COLEMAN Who's Who Homec. 1, Span- ish 1, F.H.A. 4, Band 4, Stage Band 3, Senior Play DONALD DORRIS Track 3, Spanish 2, 4H 1, Press Club 1, Senior Play, Football 3, Basketball 4 MICHAEL FALL Annual 4, Who's Who Science Interscholastic League 4, Stu- dent of the Month 1, N.H. S. 3, Officer 1, Spanish 4, Of- ficer 1, Press Club 3, Band 4, Officer 1, Stage Band 4, Golf 3, Junior Play 1 RAYMOND FRERICH Sr. Favorite, Best Groomed 1, UIL 2, Student of the Month 1, NHS 1, Student Council 1, Track 1, 4H Club 4, Officer 3, Press Club 1, Officer 1, Junior Play 1 ELVIS GENSLER Who’s Who 3, UIL 2, NHS 3, Officer 1, Spanish 3, Librarian 4, Class Officer 1 GARY HUDSON FFA 1, Officer 1, Librarian 1, 4H 2, FBLA 2 JANIS GAULDEN ILI Typing 1, Spanish 1, F.H.A. 3, Band 4, Librarian 1, Stage Band 4, Senior Play 1, Junior Play 1, Basketball 2 MAZIE JOHNSTON Annual Staff 2, UIL 3, Student of the Month 1, F.H.A. 4, Officer 3, Tennis 1, Senior Play, Junior Play, Supporting Actress 1, Basketball 2, Class Officer 1 MARSHA LEWIS Pep Squad 4, Officer 2, Foot- ball Queen Runner-up 1, Who's Who English, Student of the Month 1, NHS 3, Offi- cer 1, Volleyball 2, Press Club 3, Officer 3, F.H.A. 4, Librarian 1, Senior Play, Junior Play 1 JOE LOWMAN Who's Who Social Studies DANNY MOORE Friendliest 1, UIL 1, Ranch Week, Class Favorite 1, NHS 3, Officer 1, Student Council 2, Officer 1, Spanish 1, 4H 1, Senior Play, Class Officer 1 TRECIE MORRISON Pep Squad 2, Football Queen Runner-up 1, School Beauty 1, Class Favorite 1, Student of the Month 1, Ranch Week Class Favorite 2, Spanish Club 1, Press Club 3, Officer 1, Band 4, Officer 1, Cheer- leader 2, Basketball 2 BARRY MORRISON Class Favorite 1, Student Council 2, Officer 1, Volley- ball 3, Track 3, 4H 1, Foot- ball 4, Captain 1, All-Dis- trict 1, Honorable Mention 2, Hall of Fame 1, Basketball 4, Class Officer 3, Leading Pass Receiver 1 JUDY McMURTRY Football Queen, Who's Who Social Studies, UIL 1, Student of the Month 2, Ranch Week Queen, NHS 3, Officer 1, Stu- dent Council 1, Officer 1, Band 4, Stage Band 4, Senior Play 1, Junior Play, Basket- ball 4, Captain 1 BARNEY OLIVER Volleyball 3, Track 3, Foot- ball 4, Captain 1, Hall of Fame 1, Basketball 4, Lead- ing Ground Gainer 1 STEVE PARSLEY Mr. A.C.H.S., Who's Who Industrial Arts, UIL 1, F.H.A. Beau, Volleyball 1, Track 3, 4H 1, Senior Play, Football 3, Class Officer 1 JIMMIE PECK Track 1, Spanish Club 3, Ten- nis 1, Senior and Junior Play, Best Actor, Football 1, Bas- ketball 2 DOLORES SCHLABS Miss A.C. H. S., Who's Who Commercial 2, Scholarship 3, UIL 4, Student of the Month 1, Student of the Year, F.H.A. Girl of the Month 2, NHS 3, Officer 2, 4H 3, Officer 2, Press Club 3, Officer 3, F.H.A. 4, Officer 3, Band 2, Stage Band 1, Senior Play, Junior Play, DAR Good Citizen ELLEN STEPHENS 4H 1, F.H.A. 4, Band 4, Ma- jorette 4, Feature Twirler 1 BILLY PITTS NHS 2, Student Council 1, Track 3, Football 4, All- District 2, Hall of Fame, Basketball 4, Best All-round Lineman 2 RICHARD THREET Annual Staff 2, Who’s Who, Music, Student of the Month 2, Spanish 1, Band 4, Officer 2, Stage Band 3, Golf 2, Li- brarian 4, Junior Play, All Region Band 3 MIKE STEWART Class Favorite, Best All Round, Friendliest, Student of the Month, Ranch Week, Class Favorite, Student Council Of- ficer, Volleyball 3, Track 3, Spanish 1, 4H 1, Golf 2, Sen- ior Play 1, Football 4, Bas- ketball 3, Hall of Fame GARY TEPFER Annual Staff 3, Student Coun- cil 1, Volleyball 3, Track 3, 4H 1, Golf 1, Senior Play 1, Football 4, Captains 1, Hon- orable Mention 1, Hall of Fame, Basketball 4, Best All- round Back, Leading Ground Gainer, Most Valuable Player, All District 2, All State 1 PHYLLIS WRIGHT Annual Staff 2, Band Sweet- heart Runner-up, Class Favor- ite 1, UIL 1, F.H. A. Girl of the Month, NHS 3, Officer 1, Student Council 1, Officer 1, Spanish Club 1, F.H.A. 3, Band 4, Officer 2, Stage Band 4, Librarian 1, Senior and Junior Play, Best Actress LANNIE YEAGER Class Favorite 1, UIL 1, Ranch Week King 1, Student Council 2, Track 2, 4H 1, Football 2, Honorable Men- tion 1, Class Officer 2 MOTTO Always Onward COLORS Lavender and Silver FLOWER Carnation HONOR ROLL Elvis Gensler Dolores Schlabs Judy Crowley CLASS ROLL Jerry Allen Aquilia Boren Shirley Bracey Garland Burks Ray Bussey Mavis Coleman Judy Crowley Donald Dorris Michael Fall Raymond Frerich Janis Gaulden Elvis Gensler Etta Mae Johnston Marsha Lewis Joseph Lowman USHERS Danny Hall Carl Schlabs Danny Moore Barry Morrison Judy McMurtry Barney Oliver Steve Parsley Jimmie Dale Peck Billy Pitts Dolores Schlabs Ellen Stephens Mike Stewart Gary Tepfer Richard Threet Trecie Trigg Morrison Phyllis Wright Lannie Yeager USHERETTES Shirley Luig Cathy Seay Btttcalaureaie anh Commencement Ixerctses Friday, May 28, 1965 Processional Invocation .... Song -------- _____________________________ Mr. W. M. Wildey Pomp and Circumstance, Elgar ____________________________Rev. Joe Cunningham Audience Carl Beall Onward, Christian Soldiers Introduction of Speaker Address ________________ Salutatory ... Class Song Valedictory Mr. Tim McPherson __Mr. Donald Tabb ______Elvis Gensler _____________ Class Moments to Remember Dolores Schlabs Presentation of Awards ________ Supt. Tim McPherson Presentation of Class____________________________Principal J. B. Adams Presentation of Diplomas ________________________Supt. Tim McPherson Benediction-------------------------------------------- Marsha Lewis Recessional Mr. W. M. Wildey Triumphant March (Aida), Verdi Unisphere At the World's Fair New York's Chinatown The Human Sleeping Beauties Herbie and Garland? Flytrap Changing of the Guards Tomb of the Unknown Soldier View of Arlington Cemetery Looking down The GRAND Senior Pennsylvania Avenue Class of 1965 President Kennedy's Grave Site Where’s Janis??? Illiterate, Poor Rude Awakening (Favorite Pastime) White Trash for Richard Mount Vernon United States Supreme The Purses! Court Building - r--0 O — Z C «- Best Actor and Supporting Actress Sheryl Haigood Danny Hall JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - - - - Vice-President - - S ecretary-Treasurer Reporter - - - - - - - Danny Hall - - Jim Horany Connie Atchley Sheryl Haigood Toni Adams Connie Atchley Burney Fuller Larry Graham Sheryl Haigood Danny Hall Jim Horany Gary Johnston Bobby Hammon tree Mickey Horany Danny Kirkland Shirley Luig Noble Matlock Mary O’Donohoe Kathy Seay Mary Smith Harold Smitson Matt Strange Robert Tepfer Connie Van Hemert Jane Wright David Wright Jodie Wright SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President - - — - Vice-President - - S ecretary- Treasurer - Wort Lear Billy Holder • Lynda Luig Georgene Abecrombie James Adams Luber Adkins Mary Ballowe Gary Boren Sandra Bracey Melba Burks Jan Byrd Joe David Cameron Tootie Crain Sammy Crutcher Diane Denhart Dolores Day Jimmy Davis Steven Fall Barbara Franklin Bobby Garlington Tommy Goodwin Jan Hall Butch Hannah Jim Harney Billy Holder Jack Kirkland Buddy Knox Wort Lear Lynda Luig Virgil Martin Renee Mayes Ginger McWhorter Cherry Walsh Troy Wells Virginia Wylit FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Mike Atchley Vice-President ------ - Mike Cavitt Secretary-Treasurer - - - — - -- -- -- -- Pat Holder Weldon Adams James Ashbrook Mike Atchley Inez Bennett Hal Bobbitt Linda Burns Raymond Burns Cary Ion Byrd Mike Cavitt David Crutcher Judy Duncan Allen Foster Bobby Foster Bob Gaines Billy Geis Evelyn Gensler Nita Gholson Rickey Gillem Charlie Goforth Cliff Harrelson Carol Harvey Pat Holder David Huffman Nita Huffman Jo Ann Johnson Dana Joiner Jud.y King Raylette Luig Gayle Maag J. D. Matlock Charlie McMurtry Eddie Miller Gerald Mobley Burk Morris Gary Morrison Dale Murphy Kenneth Noack Leroy Oertli John O’Donohoe Kimbra O’Keefe Janice Parker Carol Parsley Don Petty Jimmy Earl Phillips Paul Pittman Allen Reynolds Penny Reynolds Brenda Schlabs Pat Schlabs Linda Sheppard Beverly S ted man James Teichman Peggy Thorpe Joy Walsh Butch White Carolyn White Juanita White Carol Wingo Connie Wright Kathy Wright JUNIOR HIGH ASSEMBLIES JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE MR. HENDERSON Rex Ridenour Petra Robison Earl Schlabs Homer Smitson Debby Thomas Danny Horany Belinda Hudson Cathy Miers Sharon Petit Sandra Triplett Susie Wallace Barbara Wylit EIGHTH GRADE COACH WILLIAMS Deborah Dorris John Dunlap Carolyn Gholson Scottie Goforth Fred Rivas Mike Robertson Judy Roderick Mindy Rogers Barbara Tedrow Glenn Thorman John Wright Jo Van Hemert Nell Winn MR. BARTLETT SEVENTH GRADE Ricky Donald William Laura Johnny Joyce Cheves Dugan Fletcher Garrison Geis Gross Rusty Steven Chuck Theresa Janis Theresa Hillard Huggins Jackson Knox Luig Matlock Walter Jeff Henry Mike Gary Keta Mayes McPherson Meclain Morris Murphy Pollock Alvin Paul Joyce Joyce Freddy Richard Scarber Schlabs Stallcup Veith Walsh Wingo MRS. TRENT Allen Derinda Debbie Becky Jim Bob Campbell Chamberlain Carter Crow Crowley Preston Marie Wayne Glenda Larry Carol Crutcher Cunningham Frerich Froman Gillespie Groves Gary Carolyn Debbie David Joe LaNell Hewitt Loftis Martin McDaniel McWhorter Mobley Kerry Ava Gale Richard Vicki Jimmy Donna O'Keefe Porter Shelley Small Sheppard Teichman SEVENTH GRADE Eddie Robbie Eddie Trigg Walker Wright SIXTH GRADE mrs. McWhorter Kandace Mike Darlene Ronnie Sandra Rickey Bell Cameron Cathy Cavitt Franklin Garlington Shirley Brenda Teresa Allen Gloria Patricia Gensler Graves Gross Hamill Hannah Harrelson Karen Cyd Eddie Jean Ann Charles Kerri Holder Hornady Keener Lewis Luig Matthews Nancy Ellen Debra Kathy Linda Tim Murray Pate Petit Roberts Robinson Robison Lynette Gary Lora Nancy Darrell Roderick Smitson Smitson Thomas Willett SIXTH GRADE MR. FISHER Robert Janet Mike Gary Jim Terry Adams Bacon Baughman Beesinger Black Boone Twila Mike A. P. Johnny Ronnie Clayton Boren Chamberlain Cox Crites Day Duncan Cinthia Patty Kenneth Deborah Laquita Betty Fletcher Gross Hillard Keener Kile McRoy Merl Gary Doyle Sherry Mike Malinda Metcalf Miller Riggens Routen Sheppard Victory Jackie Tony Charlene Cathy Whitsit Whlliams Willett Winn JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS ELEMENTARY MRS. BROTHERS Mark Terry Richard David Rheta Mike Browning Canada Chamberlain Cheves Cross Downs David Nancy Charles Patricia Donna Johnny Fall Gage Gaines Garrison Hammontree Hudson George Sylvia Terry Lonnie Louanne Brian Huffman Knox Lear Maag Martin McPherson Brenda Randy Deborah Jema Casey Malisa Murray Oertli Peters Roderick Rodgers Williams MISS BYERS FIFTH GRADE Glover Keith Browning Bryant Wayne Bill Pat Johnny Hollie Diane Chambers Crow Downs Foster Fulton Geis Robert Mike Lisa Stuart Karen Cynthia Johnson Lee Leftis Loftin Luig Martin Robert Tanya Carolyn Kay Jerry Connie Martin Owen Phillips Reynolds Stults Williams FOURTH GR R. C. Graves Neil Gross Angelia Hannah Roy Hillard Jasper Hulse Jan King Jim Lewis Kathy McMahon Kandy McWhorter Debbie Miers Greg Osborne Bobby Peters Paul Roberts Kathleen Schlabs Bob Stallcup Rod A. Sutherland MRS. WALLACE FOURTH GRADE Paula Baughman Ronnie Beesinger Nancy Bussey Johnny Byrd Virion Chambers 1 Rex Coleman Richard Franklin Clifford Frodyma David Goforth Mark Groves Phillip Harrelson Carol Hopkins Kathy Hudson • V IM Donna Jackson DeLane McGriff Luann Morris Mike Mueller 4 kvi m. S31 Dixie Pate Phyllis Ridenour Sharon Robertson JoAnn Sheppard THIRD GRA Harvey Cathey Lee Cathey Jimmy Cheves Gretta Cox Eugene Foster Debbie Hewitt Mark Lee Leah Loftin Kenneth McMahon Cheryl Martin Linda Pate Karen Quisenberry Bradley Roderick Debora Routon Lavonne Schenk Kerri Lynn Stanford Betsy Stewart Raymond Tedrow Dean Watson J. W. White MRS. WELLS Glenda Dugan Marie Gage Pamela Hamill Craig Holman Lea Hornady Sue Kile Carl Matlock Lynn McWhorter Vickie Maxwell Tina Morris Jimmy Morrow Johnny Murray SECOND GRADE MRS. COLVILLE Mark Adams Jill Teena Teena Curtis Larry Joe Ronnie Bledsoe Canada Cavitt Cox Culwell Dugan William Sharon Clauda Mitchel Vincent Tommy Fletcher Garlington Garrison Gillispie Goforth Hulse Charles Craig Karen Jane Jan Kimbra Ann Weyman Lewis Loftin McPherson McWhorter Morris Oliver Pam Jo Pat Steve Edie Paul Riggins Roderick Sheppard Stults Watson Wylie Jr. MRS. GILLAND SECOND GRADE Richie Larry Sharon Ronald Rhonda Loretta BaUghman Boone Brown Byrd Campbell Cox Jerry Michael Leslie Pam Jay Mark Dugan Eustace Knox Martin McWhorter Muller - - ► % jn,' ; Linda Murray Clifton Nelson Coby Osborne Stephen Parker Dennis Peters Pee Wee Pollock •fi 43 ‘•tl B, Sandy Tommy Brenda Fred Kim Staci Robertson Routon Schenk Southerland Stanford Williams FIRST GRADE MRS. BAGBY SWJ Debbie Abshier Larry Lily Jo Danny Donnie Keith Bobby Adams Baughman Brown Cox Davis Denhart Patty Holman Clay Jackson Sherry Kay Keener Julie Claudia Mike Sherri Beth Peggy Morris Morrison Morrow Patton Petit Petit Russel Dorothy Robert Carol Tony Georgia Rowton Schlabs Sebastian Vieth Wildey Wood FIRST GRADE MRS. ELMORE Mickey Mickey Janie A lambar Alexander Bryant Cindy Leewayne Sheriee Brinda Faron Jerry Bussey Canada Downing Dugan Dugan Eustace Debra Cathy Laura Scott Mitchel Jody Foster French Geis Groves Harrelson Hudson Barry Bill Daran Peggy Dennis Roy Hutson Jentsch Jr. Kennon Lowack Quisenberry Schenk Jr. Rennie Cathy Jo Anne Rodney Tresea Fay Stallcup Vieth Vieth Williams Williams Woodall ELEMENTARY ASSEMBLIES SPECIAL AWARDS Jim Horany Mickey Horany Shirley Luig Connie Atchley Alt. Carl Schlabs Alt. Kathy Seay Alt. PINK PANTHER BETTY CROCKER DAR Jodie Wright HOMEMAKER of TOMORROW Dolores Schlabs Phyllis Wright FIRE PREVENTION THEMES STUDENT COUNCIL Judy Crowley, 2nd Jimmy Davis, Vice-Pres. Leslee Burkett, 3rd Jim Horany, Pres. Elvis Gensler, 1st FAVORITES SCHOOL BEAUTY MISS A.C.H.S. DOLORES SCHLABS MR. A.C.H.S. STEVE PARSLEY BAND SWEETHEART FOOTBALL QUEEN JUNIOR Connie Atchley CLASS SENIOR Phyllis Wright Raymond Frerich Robert Tepfer Gerald Mobley SEPTEMBER - Marsha Lewis OCTOBER - Judy McMurtry CITIZENS OF THE MONTH NOVEMBER - Mike Stewart DECEMBER - Trecie Trigg JANUARY - Etta Mae Johnston FEBRUARY - Glenda Lear MAY Dolores Schlabs CITIZEN OF THE YEAR MARCH - Raymond Frerich APRIL - Michael Fall INTERSCHOLASTIC TYPING SHORTHAND Melissa Powell 5th Dist. Judy McMurtry 2nd Dist., 3rd Reg. Sue Ann Brock Dolores Schlabs 1st Dist., 5th Reg. POETRY READING PROSE READING SPELLING Sheryl Dean Haigood Etta Mae Johnston Lynda Luig Carl Schlabs Jimmy Davis Dolores Schlabs EXTEMP. SPEAKING PERSUASIVE SPEAKING Sandra Maag 1st Dist., 2nd Reg. Melba Burks Jim Horany 2nd Dist. James Adams 3rd Dist. LEAGUE SCIENCE Elvis Gensler Raymond Frerich Joe Metcalf 5th Dist. READY WRITING Mary Ballow 7th Dist. Michael Fall 3rd Dist. SLIDE RULE JOURNALISM NUMBER SENSE Elvis Gensler 5th Dist. Michael Fall 3rd Reg. Elvis Gensler 4th 5th State DEBATE ONE-ACT PLAY Joe Metcalf Jimmy Davis Raymond Frerich Steven Fall 2nd Dist. Melba Burks Phyllis Wright Kathy Wright WHO’S JUDY CROWLEY English HAROLD SMITSON - Math DOLORES SCHLABS - Commercial Arts ELVIS GENSLER - Science MICKEY HORANY - Spanish ACTIVITIES RANCH FAVORITES SENIORS Lannie Yeager Judy McMurtry JUNIORS Harold Smitson Kathy Seay SOPHOMORES Jimmy Davis Renee Mayes FRESHMEN Bob Gaines Kimbra O'Keefe WEEK ROYALTY QUEEN Judy McMurtry KING Lannie Yeager BEST DRESSED Jim Harney Renee Mayes THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET THE CHRISTMAS MUSIC PROGRAM ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PRESS CLUB Editor: Marsha Lewis Ass't. Editor: Dolores Schlabs Sponsor: Mrs. L. N. Barton Typists and production managers LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Kathy Seay Jim Horany SPANISH CLUB 'NCER FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA PEP SQUAD F H A GIRL OF THE MONTH SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER Pam Davis Mary Ballowe Dolores Schlabs DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY Connie Atchley Shirley Luig Evelyn Gensler MARCH APRIL MAY Beverly Stedman Kathy Seay Renee Mayes OUR BAND Our stage band in action JUNIOR HIGH BAND BAND OFFICERS BEGINNERS’ BAND Lunch tickets anyone? It was a hot campaign Mr. and Miss A.C.H.S. Gee I wish the bell would ring' Christmas Assembly 1964 RESULTS - SEASON RECORD 13-2 DISTRICT RECORD 6-0 WILDCATS 0 Nocona 14 WILDCATS 27 •Paducah 6 WILDCATS 19 Electra 0 WILDCATS 21 • Crowell 6 WILDCATS 0 Olney 41 WILDCATS 27 Throckmorton 14 WILDCATS 19 •Henrietta 12 WILDCATS 14 •Knox City 0 WILDCATS 35 •Holliday 6 WILDCATS 20 •Munday 7 DISTRICT 11 A GAMES PLAY-OFFS BI-DISTRICT AT DECATUR WILDCATS 7 Keller 0 REGIONAL AT ABILENE WILDCATS 13 Goldthwaite 6 QUARTER-FINALS AT ARLINGTON WILDCATS 26 Clifton 14 SEMI-FINALS AT SNYDER WILDCATS 7 Big Lake 6 STATE FINALS AT AUSTIN WILDCATS 13 Ingleside 1964 SEASON The Wildcats (21 strong) opened the season at Nocona against the AA Indians. No- cona scored twice in the first half and defeated the Wildcats 14-0 in a non-conference contest. Electra was the next opponent. The Wildcats, remembering the '63 game, took the Tigers apart, scoring a decisive 19-0 victory over the AA club. Olney came to Wildcat Stadium on September 18 and played a tremendous ball game, downing the Wildcats 41-0. The Cubs amassed only 285 yards total offense, but took advantage of all Wildcat miscues to win. On October 2 the Wildcats opened the District 11 A race at Henrietta. Henrietta was picked to win the district, and the Wildcats had lost three straight years to them, including a loss for the District Championship in 1963. Archer City completely dom- inated the game and won 19-12. Arch-rival Holliday was the next opponent. The Wildcats trounced the Eagles 35-6 with reserves playing much of the contest. The Wildcats traveled to Paducah for the next district contest and defeated the Dragons 27-6 to remain undefeated in district play. Crowell, who had failed to score against the Wildcats in '62 and '63, came to Archer City on October 23rd. They were undefeated in district play, but the Wildcats continued their winning ways, defeating the Crowell eleven 21-6 in a fine hard-fought game. The Wildcats played Throckmorton next in a non-conference game and blasted the Greyhounds 27-14 at Throckmorton. On Nevember 6 the Wildcats played host to Knox City in an important District 11 A contest. Archer City, improving with each game, eliminated Knox City from the race 14-0. On Friday, November 13, before 2, 500 fans, the Wildcats (5-0) in District play tangled with the Munday Moguls (5-0) in District. Munday played inspired football, but the Wildcats, scoring 14 points in the second quarter, eliminated the Moguls 20-7 and won their first district championship in Texas Interscholastic League history. The District title, which they just missed in 63 was now theirs, won with great team effort in each district contest. On Friday, November 20, Archer City met Keller of District 12 A at Decatur for the Bi-District Championship. After a scoreless first half, the Wildcats came back strong, dominating the last half completely, and won 7-0. Abilene was the site of the Region II Championship game. The Goldthwaite Eagles, victorious over Baird in Bi-District, were the opponent. Trailing 6-0 at half- time, the Wildcats came back strong with 13 points, and defeated Goldthwaite 13-6 to advance to the Quarter-Finals. Clifton (12-0), a team that had allowed their opponents only 31 points, was the Wildcats Quarter-Final opponent. Arlington was chosen as the site of the contest. The underdog Wildcats scored on the second series of downs and took a 12-0 lead into the dressing room at halftime. Clifton came back strong, but the Wildcats, showing more poise with each game, repulsed the Cubs by a 26-14 score. It was the biggest offensive show for Archer City, who ground out 321 yards against one of the best defensive clubs in Texas. On Saturday afternoon, December 12, the Wildcats played the huge Big Lake Owls at Snyder. The Owls had won 12 games and lost only 1, that being to an AA club, Alpine. The experts were again giving the tiny Wildcats no chance to survive this Semi-Final test. Big Lake scored with 17 seconds remaining in the first half and led 6-0. The Wildcats, never beaten by anyone in the second half, came roaring back and scored early in the third quarter. The conversion was good and the underdog Wild- cats, playing tremendous defense the remainder of the game, pulled one of the biggest upsets in Texas Schoolboy Football History, defeating the Owls 7-6. The Wildcats, who weren't supposed to win their district, were now in the state finals. In Austin, Texas on the night of December 19, the Wildcats met the powerful Ingleside Mustangs who had won 13 games and lost only one, that being to a strong AA school. The Mustangs had won 35 of their last 39 games, and were heavy favorites to win this one. The Wildcats, improving with each game, scored 13 points in the second quarter, relied on their tough defense the rest of the way, and won the State Champion- ship 13-6. It was a tremendous team effort for the Archer City eleven, everyone was outstanding. The experts said it couldn't be done , but the magnificent Wildcats did it. This was the first time in recent history that a team that had won its district for the first time, also won the State Championship in its first try. This was a tremendous tribute to 21 dedicated youngsters, who although being underdogs almost every game, just wouldn't call it quits until they had accomplished what 200 teams in the A classifica- tion of Texas could not - the State Championship of Texas High School Football. Fullback Gary Tepfer was named to the Associated Press All-State team. Quarter- back Barry Morrison, End Barney Oliver, Tackle Billy Pitts, Junior Guard Robert Tepfer, and Gary Tepfer were selected on the 11 A All-District team. End Ray Bussey, Tackle Butch Hannah, and Middle Guard Jim Reeves were selected on the second team. Seniors, Barry Morrison, Mike Stewart, Barney Oliver, Gary Tepfer, Ray Bussey, and Billy Pitts were inducted into the Wildcat Football Hall of Fame at the Annual Football Banquet on February 13, 1965. This State Championship Football Team was composed of seven seniors, five juniors, six sophomores, and three freshmen. GARY TEPFER All-Dist. Fullback GRADY GRAVES Head Coach BILLY PITTS All-Dist. Def. Tackle RAY BUSSEY Hon. Men. End STEVE PARSLEY Tackle RETURNING CHAMPIONS JIMMY REEVES ROY WILLIAMS Hon. Men. Middle Guard Asst. Coach BILLY HOLDER BUDDY KNOX MICKEY HORANY Halfback Center Halfback GARY JOHNSTON JIMMY BOONE Guard Guard I' 36 RETURNING CHAMPIONS ANDY ROGERS Tackle JIM HARNEY Fullback BOBBY RAY Asst. Coach HALL OF FAME BILLY PITTS RAY BUSSEY BARNEY OLIVER GARY TEPFER MIKE STEWART BARRY MORRISON TEAM AWARDS These awards, voted on by the team, were released by Coach Graves at the an- nual Football Banquet held on February 13, 1965. The awards were as follows: MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - Gary Tepfer BEST ALL-AROUND LINEMAN - Billy Pitts BEST ALL-AROUND BACK - Gary Tepfer BEST LEADER - Barry Morrison LEADING GROUND GAINER - Gary Tepfer (1536 yds.) 300 carries MOST TACKLES MADE - Robert Tepfer (72) LEADING PASS RECEIVER - Mike Stewart (281) 14 receptions CAPTAINS: Barry Morrison Barney Oliver Gary Tepfer THE 1964 STATE CHAMPIONS CAPTAINS 1964 LETTERMEN A GIRLS Won 18 Lost 5 Bryson 38 A. C. 54 Iowa Park 19 A. C. 42 Jacksboro 36 A.C. 82 Gordon 25 A. C. 58 Huckby 38 A.C. 53 Antelope 34 A.C. 41 Megargel 38 A.C. 62 Jacksboro 37 A.C. 62 Megargel 44 A.C. 58 Byers 45 A.C. 32 Valley View 28 A.C. 42 Knox City 37 A.C. 35 Holliday 50 A.C. 62 Bryson 56 A.C. 71 Henrietta 45 A.C. 57 Holliday 42 A.C. 48 Iowa Park 53 A.C. 54 Henrietta 50 A.C. 68 Windthorst 50 A.C. 51 Knox City 50 A.C. 37 Knox City 43 A.C. 59 Knox City 43 A.C. 37 COACH McCOWN Connie Atchley Trecie Trigg Kathy Seay B TEAM JUDY CROWLEY Guard JUDY McMURTURY Forward JODIE WRIGHT Guard SUE ANN BROCK Guard WART LEAR LUBER ADKINS Forward Forward VIRGINIA WYLIE LYNDA LUIG Forward Guard MELBA BURKS RENEE MAYES Guard “A” TEAM Jacksboro 58 Jacksboro 32 Hirschi 59 Olney 56 Byers 62 Vernon 71 Bowie 61 Nocona 46 Knox City 58 Holliday 40 Henrietta 60 Holliday 42 Byers 92 Henrietta 59 Archer City 52 Archer City 59 Archer City 51 Archer City 42 Archer City 44 Archer City 60 Archer City 51 Archer City 72 Archer City 56 Archer City 62 Archer City 50 Archer City 51 Archer City 75 Archer City 57 STEVEN FALL Guard ANDY RODGERS Forward MIKE ATCHLEY Post The Annual Staff would like to dedicate this page to Donald Dorris who has been an athletic manager for all the athletic pro- grams in which Archer City High School has participated. BARRY MORRISON, Sr. BARNEY OLIVER, Sr. RAY BUSSEY, Sr. TOMMY GOODWIN, Soph. STEVEN FALL, Soph. ANDY RODGERS, Soph. MIKE ATCHLEY, Fr. Without the support of our public the making of this annual would not be possible. We, the members of the annual staff, sincerely thank you, the public, for the support you have given us in making the Wildcat Annual a better extracurricular activity of the Students of Archer City High School. SPONSORED BY L. K. HYER GUARANTEE ABSTRACT COMPANY ARCHER CITY, TEXAS Remember, . . When you finish school and go out on your own IT'S NOT HOW MUCH YOU CAN GET FOR WHAT YOU DO. BUT - IT'S HOW MUCH YOU CAN DO FOR WHAT YOU GET. HEY! NEW JANITORS? 1965 BOOSTER PAGE Archer Independent Lumber Co. Wilson's Variety Store Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hoggins Rhonda RELAXED MR. 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