Borger High School - Borgan Yearbook (Borger, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1963 volume:

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A yearbook holds within its pages a part of each student that passes through its portals. It has a true meaning only to those who are a part of it. It is the sincere wish of the Borgan Staff that it may be of deep and lasting meaning to you. The Staff Edited and published by Students of Borger Senior High School, Borger, Texas. FQREWCRD From a small unattractive crevice opening into a cave to a splendid highly edified archway opening into a cathedral, the door has held a place of neces- sity and prominence, as well as of beauty in man's history. lt would be useless to build a room and not leave a doorway. The value of the common door to mankind could fill a book: but the door, important as it may be, is utterly useless without people to enter and exit through it. through them. Even though now some of these peo- ple are thousands of miles away they have left a part of themselves here within the walls of Borger High. Not one of them entered these doors and left without adding to their knowledge. Their moments spent here have been invaluable to them. Consid- ering these things we proudly dedicate the 1963 Borgan to all the people who shave entered, who are entering, and who will enter the doors of Borger High. From the time the doors of Borger High were first opened years ago thousands of people have walked . 1' ...war tv, , Jzv s 5 ' ill 7 5 1 1 . an '..- .',. ,t , ,: , A 1--Y.-1-.ax Qsugm qi fum. .5 -taxi, 2 . Q. . I I, .U ,J 11-,vu DA v 4 ISBUHUUG L A h.....-as 5 w' 6 1 M , gui k 1 fr' 4, g..M4, -. Nw! A...jf x.'- ,.....zT-.1 1,5- Sfjk :fI5f:'f'f34-ff 51 4,,a1:.3:,Xk:yi- .kxnzy ,, 7 ,f-?ifiY--f,qlQ n ' 3552? Q 4 - .Qfm,gv1'1'-4, , t - af' CDRGANIZATIONS X Kathaleen Barksdale 5 aron Cham ess - Diann Hanner Mike Hull Butch Lair 106 Pltman if-f pews , 'fi .1 :Q , x , , A ,X , . , s 0 f 's I' z gd dim - pw rf- -1353, f -fi may 55- , zwagtggb '- .-Q X 1 at Q fi ' f' I sw: Doris Rouse 6 CLASS OF '63 K ng 2 ,.-. ,fs ' fi' R X ln- in rf sf ffl' H51 11 if .f 'Lu A 'H ' 9 Q s'y.mr X W s R 5 1 Jerry Shelton 12111168 West TEERI G COMMITTEES The Steering Committee acts as a link between the class officers and class members. Each advisory elects a representative to serve as its Steering Committee member. This person goes to all class meetings and conveys the ideas of the advisory at these meetings. The repre- sentative holds voting power for his advisory. The members of the Steering Committee make reports to their advisory of all things which are voted on in the class meetings. Each class has its own class officers, Steering Committee, and class meetings. SPONSORS X 3 V ' l 'U s my Coach Hanna Mr. Icenhower C02.Ch Mayfield C 11 X f' Sandy Bienroth Steve Butler Pug Davis Helen Hunter Steve Libby Mike Nicholas CLASS OF '64 V A 1 W was 15 Jane Ann Aldrich R , f r f A 0. David Dillingham Myra Mitchell I' I Ann Roberts Ed Stevens Tom Winegar Barbara Buckner Gary Crawford CLASS OF '65 -- QFW I Patricia Everett Pat Hamilton Wayne Hunsperger Georgia Jordon Johnny McCord Marilyn Pool 'fi 1 .-K Miriam Shi Mike Spears Terry Teague LaDonna Yates 7 QFFICERS OF THE TLIDE Student Council officers are elected by the student body. Candidates must meet high standards of character, citizenship, and scholarship. They must maintain a B average or above during their term of office. Officers should be concerned with the general welfare of the entire school. They act as a liaison group between students and faculty, encourage high standards of conduct in the student body, keep records of all money collected T CGLINCIL and spent by the Council, uphold school rules, give all students a voice in the activities of the group, and sponsor projects of constructive value. Janie Harrison Secretary Carolyn Helton 3 Treasurer f' in Lee Payne Vice- President Royce Barron President TUDE T CCDLINCIL The primary purpose of the Student Council is to give active experience in the techniques of democratic processes. Representatives are chosen by the homerooms to report on the activities of the council and stimulate interest in planning projects. The council provides a forum for the expression of student opinion, a training ground for both leaders and followers, and opportunity for intelligent participation in school affairs, and a real-life situation whereby students learn to be good citizens. The Student Council also promotes an atmosphere of understanding and appreciation between students and faculty. The Student Council has many worthwhile projects. Here Carolyn Helton and Royce Barron pack the books which have been collected for the Golden Acres H H Boy's Ranch. Mrs. Etta Smithey Sponsor Arthur Smirl Parliamentarian EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS ti,,,,.2-A if- y 8 gf 65 i s- I R so at t 'v 0 I 'E' 4 'Z' A ri, I A 1' fs X X g . v . Y A 'ri . 4 'Q -- ' I 1' .t I Rex Wilt Mary Spencer Lee Johnson Harold Orr Larry Robertson BORGAN Editor GROWL Editor Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class President President President 9 STUDE T COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE 'lt aw X-fi' I ft Patti Butler Betsey Casey Jane Geerdes Lynda Holleman John LaGrone Mr. Black Mr. Gauntt Mr. Grady Mrs. Lane Mrs. Moore 6' 4 fi L , Y e n , X L Wayne Rape Rhonda Shadid Jean Webb James Rouse Mike Baldree Melvin Bunn Bob Harris Mrs. Shaw Mrs. Vogle Mrs. Root Mrs. Marshall Miss Coleman Mrs. Cornelius Mr. Holmes ,rf, iV 'f . ' 51? Q Mwr. . A ,, V1 U K ' ' f Qu Pat Frederickson Phil Kensley George Neill Marsha Reynolds Sheryn Rodgers Diana Wunsch Waynell Lanham Mr. Dunn Mr. Patterson Mrs. Smoek Mr. Lopez Mrs. Arthur Miss Benge Mr. Pepper u a..-., Barbara Buckner Pam Crites Roy Evans Francine Fisher Robin Harrington John Janeway Sammy Anderson Mrs. Foster Mr. Holtman Mr. Howard Mr. Jones Mr. McCanliss Mr. McCulloch Mrs. Evans J , 51- t 54 X s r 3' ' Raymond Madden Martha Miller Greg Powers Larry Don Robertson Peggy Stark Terry Teague Ginger Wiley Mr. Raff Mr. Schickedanz Mrs. Walker Mrs. Wiles Mr. Hensley Mr. Dawson Mr. Gasaway 10 it M -kv w 2 , mx XS Q In X Dean Alexander Royce Barron Danny Holt Many people think of Boy-Girl State as a camplike, playtime. This idea is wrong. It is a course in government. At Boy-Girl State, boys and girls learn to value the Amer- ican way of life and its principles. One learns by doing. Boy-Girl State is the imag- inary 51st state of the Union and it functions as a real state. Boys and girls come to Austin from all over the state of Texas. These boys and girls work hard learning how to become leaders: however, all is not work. Recreation is provided in which every- one participates. At Boy-Girl State, one realizes.that it's in style to love his country and to care about its procedures. Janie Harrison Patti Kelly Judy Or1'nS0n ff' . .Q , af- . v - T . 51 wifi ,W LAQV Q.-10' w is is S, 1 4 l 1 1 ru-aff u O O O O The purpose of Texas Association of Library Assistants has been to arouse and to encourage interest in librarianship as a profession: to give student library assistants opportunities for recognition and participation comparable to those given to students participation in other major school activitiesg to provide for interchange of experiences and ideasg to gain knowledge about the different kinds of library work connected with library service. The membership of the club includes all student library assistants. Their ac- tivities include local club with officers and club activities such as socials, promotion of purposes, participation in district work and state work. T.A,L.A. encourages students to run for offices on both district and state levels and to take part whenever asked on any program to gain public speak- ing and leadership experience. Club members have library lessons that help to determine the outstanding students. ! ?1 .1 rs wi: QD ' r Q .41 MEMBERS OF THE T. A. L. A. STAFF OFFICERS WM I , -.. We m qifx. K 4 fl- A ,a i ' r 1 as Q F 'N fr S. t.f'frQ'r .W 'T' . lite! Mike Whitaker Denny Powers Sandra Morrison Johnny Walker Linda Smith Judith WOITISCI4 Treasurer Reporter Parliamentariar 1 2 President Vice- President Secretary Student library assistants Robert Patterson, Judith Womack, Sharon Smith, and Pat George check to see that all magazines are in alphabetical Order after a period of heavy use by Borger High student readers. Ann Roberts, Sandra Morrison, Rhonda Shadid, and Greg Powers take on the task of shelving books. Johnny Walker dates a book for Delma Stewart and Linda Smith as library assistants. Elaine Collier and Kay Woods check to see that he performs his duty correctly. Mrs. Thomason Sponsor N 'Q t I w I ! w wi Delma Stewart Gary Crawford Elaine Collier Historian Historian Historian tbl! 'Q grief 3 O 1 2 J aa. Y ,X 'K' s iss ' Sophomore Library Assistants Randy Clawson and Gary Crawford check out the T- V. type movie projector to get it ready for classroom use. 13 KEY CLUB The Key Club is a service organization for boys. Although it draws its mem- bership from the student body, the Key Club is Sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. Through this sponsorship the boys learn more about the com- munity and its functions. The aim of the Key Club is development of initia- tive, leadership ability and good citizenship practices. These qualities are encouraged by allowing each member to use his own initiative in carrying out a project. The Key Club has a unique service program. It not only makes the school more pleasant for students and teachers alike, but serves the com- munity as well. The club undertakes various projects for the benefit of the entire community. 'fe I MEMBERS OF THE KEY CLUB NNW ' ' .. Xgfie ss. sig sf , a . Danny Holt Chris Crouch Steve Libby Tommy Rhea gomg to eat break' President Vice-President Second Vice-Presiden1 fast with Key Club. MEMBERS D. Holt, M. Cornelius, T. Arthur, M. Baxter, R. Carpenter, J. Cogdill, M. Godin, D. Halsey, J. Harder, F. Hart, H. Anderson, J. Boyett, R. Burns, M. Butler, S. Butler, J. Carlson, W. Cogdill, C. Crouch, M. Dill, R. Dutton, T. Hatfield, D. Hudson, M. Lesher, S. Libby, A. Shirley, D. Bogan, N. Bradley, G. Bulla, B. Butler, G. Crawford, B. Dutton, P. Hamilton, M. Hanner, B. Holston, R. Holt, J. Janeway, M. Markee, G. Meier, D' Nelson. T- Rhea, R' LOYC11 B- Harris, E- KEY CLUBBERS are busy operating the concession stand at Bulldog Stevens, P. Kensley. Stadium. 5- P Mr . lcenho wer Sponsor s V - Q-I Q 87 ii he 1 I I fx -I A Q ' :: it S' - . 1 . 1 S' 3 g A I ' ,, ,N I X f Q V 6: 1 A 'S K ,. A 1. '-f f. -.Q C' fi J ' Mike Cgrneliug Sreve Butler Mark Dill Randall Carpenter Mike Butler John Janeway Secretary Treasurer Reporter Senior Director Junior Director Sophomore Directcgr Miss Sharon Benge S po nsor a LES AMIS The membership of Les Amis consists of all those students enrolled in French classes. The meetings take place once a month during the regularly scheduled class period. The purpose of Les Amis is to give the members a greater understanding of French culture. The club has several social events during the school year including a banquet in the spring. CFFICERS OE LES AMIS MEMBERS OF THE COMBINED f,,f Li Ag -1. t -iiwrr t?'iff:iw,M.. K egg, 1 -9 o - CDFFICERS presidents , , . Albert Shirley, George Neill, Philip Kensley, Joe Pitman Vice-Presidents . . . . Robin Harrington, Donnie Anderson Lindsey Yell, Judy Mason Secretaries . . . .Barbara Buckner, Wayne Cogdill, J an Loewen, Ceilia McCallister Tfeasufefg , , , . Myra Mitchell, Dana Trayler, Jerry Yeager, Wayne Cogdill Sergeants-at-Arms . . . Jimmy Shaw. Duane Kyler, Sharon Chase, Perry Cable F R EN CH CLLI BS ill z:,gg..1.z rsu, Il' :Z REPRESENTATIVES Patricia Little, Sharon Kuroki, Sharron Reynolds, Annette Artzberger, George Ann Aull, Juston Anderson, Janie Harrison Sally McKinney. MEMBERS B. Buckner, B. Dutton, P. Everett, D. Ferguson, F. Galyon, R. Har- rington, G. Jordan, M. Mitchell, W. Mozingo, D. Phillips, M. Poole, L. Robertson, J. Shaw, B. Stephens, W. Toews, P. Eason, O. Eldridge, W. Frazier, T. Bryant, P. Davis, C. Green, S. Hendrie, V. Jones, S. Kuroki, P. Little, L. Luttrell, D. Parker, D. Purcell, A. Shirley, P. Vanlandingham, D. Benge, G. Meier, P. Stone, C. Willerton, B. Willmon, H. Anderson, G. A. Aull, V. I. Aull, S. Bienroth, I. Boyett, M. Butler, S. Butler, I. Carlson, S. Chase, I. Chisum, D. Cope, K. Courtney, B. Curry, J. Griffin, T. Hatfield, P. Kensley, I. Loewen, R. Meador, J. Miley, W. O'Dell, R. Posey, J. Pratt, I. Snow, S. Stephen, E. Stevens, D. Trayler, K. Widenor, L. Yell, D. Donnell, C. Barclay, M. Bess, D. Bloyd, W. Cogdill, R. Green, S. Howell, M. Hyatt, T. Kleiwer, S. Libby, M. Loard, G. Neill. 17 LCS PICARCS Los Picaros consists of students enrolled in Spanish classes desiring membership in the club. These stu dents meet once a week on Thursday night. The purpose of Los Picaros is to further study and to bet ter acquaint students with Spanish customs and cultures. MEMBERS OF OFFICERS if Dean Alexander Patti Kelly Fred Linton John Tucker Wayne Rape President Vice-President Treasurer V Secretary-Reporter Sergeant-at-Arms LOS PICAROS MEMBERS P. Sherburne, B. Lessert, L. Moyer, M. H. Mangan, B. Gaiser, J. Barron F. Linton, R. Austin, J. Janeway, J. Rice, G. Tibbits, J. Cleveland, M. Trayler, C. Horton, P. Kelly, E. Hammer, J. Harder, D. Holt, R. Wilt, W. Rape, P. Tayler, G. Keel, S. Earley, I. West, D. Alexander, J. Tucker, B. Stephens, B. Cranfill, D. Cummings, H. Orr, N. Cox, L. Jones, J. Towles, M. Shi, D. Wumsch, J. Womack, D. Odol, R. Dutton, C. Sledge, P. George, C. DeVore, S. Dotson, D. Halsey, A. C. Tillman, J. Coffer, M. Bunn, D. Loyd, R. Holt, D. Medler, K. Poundstone, M. Dill, S. Ballard, J. A. Aldrich, P. Lilley, T. Baker, L. Hodges, P. Calhons, G. Eliff, R. Davis, V. Creager, M. Criswell, . Gibbs, W. M. White, A. Smirl, s. chami H. Park, G. cmock, J Walker, S. Howard, T. Rhei, D. England, J. Cheathen, M. Baldree, J. Harris. 19 1? FUTURE TEACHERS GF AMERICA The membership of F. T.A. is made up of students from all three classes in high school and consists of those people who are interested in teaching as a profession. This organization pro vides its members with experiences to develop the qualities and aptitudes basic to successful teaching and imparts an understanding of the development and purposes of our free public schools. Future Teachers of America assists the members in gaining an appreciation of the contributions that the public schools have made to our democratic society. F. T. A. provides information and the special competencies required. It supplies participation in pre-vocational activities which are both exploratory and developmental in nature. F. T. A. tries to interest young men and women in teaching as a career and to help its members in self-evaluation. MEMBERS OF FUTURE YJ , OFFICERS 12 .L t.. 3 .X ' Darrell Phi11iDS Deede Benge Toni Epps Carol Darby Franklin Pratt Paula Taylor President Vice- President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Reporter TEACHERS OF AMERICA SPONSCRS g i . 'Rf 1 Miss Benge Mrs. Walker if MEMBERS D. Benge, F. Camp, M. A. Camp, C. Darby, P. Eason, T. Epps, W. Harris, S. Hendrie, P. Hestilow, H. Hunter, J. Langston, I. Mason, D. Phillips, F. Pratt, B. Stephens, P. Taylor, P. Vanlandingham. 40 df'-102 . S -f Q is W r, xl , BORGAN STAFF The Borgan staff is responsible for compiling an accurate, inter- esting, and informative pictorial summary of the student life, school activities, and other happenings occurring in Borger High during the year. To do this requires a high degree of teamwork on the part of the staff as well as with the publisher, the student body, and the administration. --.Q- ft y Mrs. Naomi Smock Rex Wilt ii w?5f..,.f S ponsor Editor -in -Chief Students of the Borgan Staff are tallying ballots for Favorites and Special Awards. The Borgan Staff is proud of its staff photographer, Mike Boyer, who is a sophomore. Staff members are busy trying to meet 'rl qu-nv' in Q4 Barbara Johnson Sharon Keeth Sharon Kuroki Sports Editor Favorites Editor Organizations Editor the yearbook deadline. V 1 Mary Ann Camp Class Editor SHARON KUROKI is working dili- gently on her section in order to meet the deadline. 'G' Beverly Brinson Class Editor Ihr' 'N Bob Abel Photographer if Mike Boyer Photographer 23 QXFA , gf rx w 5 , w x- X X. an 3 .1 W1 .' . N! lk ga lqxd 4 !.v ' 4- x v V f . v 1 4 '2'.,t .1 -W 'Z I , Y. I 57' Qi 1 ,gif Q fy, N 1 x ,,,-.fJ'wb, , , , Eff- XM L. g - -sg, Qjiffk ff fif, 4 QQ jf! ' 1-fl: 'L..,Qlf.' ' KH x .' ' xx , -,X1,,.N. 1 .V K ,t K 'V ?3fQ ,Q .4 'Yr 1 . I Q, K 22- fi ' 4 w I lv ' 1 42 :sffrvf ,E L e' 44 .:Yf. 1 ., --51,12 K -., N' , .,. -5 - mx w X, ,Q-vm .a-.:, . x l.,..x -ZW , .fy I 'gi - S-nl I 2 .f.,a QM H b K A I f. E.. R- 1- K ' -1 l?.'QyQ 'I - ' H. 'MW ., .J.f -Y--. -iv! ff ,,,f:l5-1- , M-, V, --wg , , . f n' . ,w f ffhw 'INBW kb ILA: - . '.., f lx I 41 ? M -r 1 H v Q, -. 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Q. ,f,L 'x ' .Q .'?4',-.I , 7, x ffwwsfg. ffi:Q 5fl Q. .4, 5 sf '- A 'w ,gift wifa.-,j.ja N if -3.1-a-V ff' is ,.5:g,:!..,., s , ' ', . - 1: V . -- A ' -- xx, , ,, -, :L ' . . - , . . .. , A v 3... -Ng -,pst I 5, -1.1.1.1 ,- N The purpose of the Bulldog Growl is to prepare the best possible newspaper by accurately presenting the activities of the school. Members of the newspaper staff, through their pub- lication activities learn to observe critically, to inquire, and to narrate. As a member of a team, they learn to put the objectives of others above their personal objectives, to cooperate with a group, and to serve their school and others for the joy of serving. GROWL The Growl Staff works hard trying to meet their time. .,,,,,, Mrs. Charline Evans Mary Spencer Sponsor Managing Editor --0' wr' '-'-1 'N-J' Roger Deal Donna Cleveland Orvetta Eldridge Bobby Greem Janis Rice Photographer Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter 26 i STAFF f f-bf 117' Mary Cook Page 1 Editor deadline so that students will receive their newspapers on Linda Fisher Page 2 Editor fi tm fi! Eff X. s . xvgtfwf Diana Wunsch ' Page 3 Editor -CC i A A Rita Whaley Merna Argovitz Pat Stark Roger Dodge Reporter Reporter Reporter Page 4 Editor 27 s by ff ,.: , N my . . mmLV V ' my tus? 1 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The membership of F. H. A. is determined by rules and duties just as in any other club, only set up on a national scale. The purpose of the club is to promote a growing appreciation of life in general, including the home, com- munity, and nation. Each year the club sets at least three main goals and strives to carry them out through the year. F. H, A. members participate in many activities during the year which are determined by the girls. Every year some members of F. H.A. travel to the district and state meetings. These girls are chosen by the merit rating system. MEMBERS or F. H. A. MEMBERS V 1 'YE if' eygw 6' N. Bond, S. Hudgens, K. Woods, F. Galyon, K. Carpenter, L. Middleton, L. Lous, Trixxie Molton, C. DeVore, L. Weaver, J. Jameson, C. Ogle, F. Bostick, D. Byber, G. Jordan, D. Clontz, S. Carpenter, S. White, K. Hooks, D. Hanner, M. Argovitz, D. Cooley, W. Harris, L. Bryant, P. Hestilo, C. Ferguson. 0 o President .... . . Sue Carpenter Vice-President . . . .Kay Carpenter Secretary .... . . Diann Hanner Treasurer . . . . Lue Weaver Parliarnentarian . . . . Bonnie Harms Historian. . . . Kathy Hooks Public Relations . . . Recreation . . Georgia Jordan Connie DeVore 'i A COMMITTEE meeting being led by Kay Carpenter, Vice- President of F. H.A. D. E. C. A. The purpose of Distributive Education Clubs of America is developing future leaders for marketing and distribution. The club has regular meetings to discuss both business and social matters. The local businessmen play an im- portant part in guiding the students by both leadership on the job and direc- tion at club meetings. Scholarship awards are given to chosen D. E. C. A. members by various business groups. The D. E. C.A. in Borger High is affil- iated with both the state and national clubs. Together, they play a large part in the business world of today. :I 4 M lf, MEMBERS OF D. E. C. A. OFFICERS President .... Vice-President , Secretary, , , Treasurer , , Reporter ,.,. Parliamentarian , Sergeant-at-Arms 50 Mr. Grady Sponsor . .Kenneth Bowling g , , , Dean Isom , , Lillian Parker ' . . Jana Jones . . Sherry Finney , Jan Aycock F , Jimmy Dunn JOE HART, Paul Yarbrough, Jimmie Dunn, MEMBERS S. Arthur, I. Aycock, F. Barnes, D. Bell, E. Berry, K. Bowling, J. Callord, G. Carlock, R. Davenport,J. Dunn, S. Finney, H. Flody, M. Harris, I. Hart, B. Hendricks, D. Isom, B. Janeway, J. Jones, V. Livingston, D. Manning, D. McPherson, H. Moffitt, M. Norton,L. Parker, B. Rist, R. Ruiz, I. Sherwood, H. Williams, P. Yarbrough, C. Rushing, Donnie Bell, and Don Manning acquire knowl edge of the printing trade. fe 'U L A J. Searcy. l LILLLAN PARKER arranging merchandise at a local department store. JOLEEN COLLORD learns the art of SHERRY FINNEY and Barbara Rist perform their duties on the job salesmanship at a clothing store. while building a foundation for a future career. 'or fr r 1 9. 15 s. fi 5 X. 5 'v it I ji A NX ........... wr' E ,Q X 31 Inu 4 3 VOCATICNAL I DU TRIAL LUB I4 The purpose of V. I. C. 14 is to teach citizenship, parlimentary pro- cedures, and good relationship between members and their employ- ers. The value of integrity at work is taught and carried out. This club enables the youth of today to take their place in the needs of tomorrow's industry. f N114 ,mn-Q I-rf N 53' 1 V Rig.. jj' X fl lvsg- F.-If MEMBERS OF VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB I4 LEONARD DAVIS gains knowledge in the field of mechanics by working with others on the job. 32 pspp N. , , -,,,,,.--f--- r L ,, vi. -- :YM Mr. Gauntt Sponsor OFFICERS OF D. O STUDENTS in the Diversified Occupation Program belong to trade oc- cupations while they finish their last one or two years in high school. Se VOCATICDNAL I DU TRIAL CLUB CHAPTER 4I Mr. Patterson Sponsor Tl-IE MAJORITY of each student's time in class is spent on learning skills of the metal working trades. A smaller amount of his time is used in the actual preparation of pro- jects. MEMBERS OE VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB, CHAPTER 41 Vocational Industrial Club, Chapter 41 consists of the students in the General Metal Trades. The pur- pose of the class is to give preparatory instruction on industrial information. The course is intended for students who are interested in seeking employ- ment in the metal working trades. The students study welding, machine shop, and sheet metal work. After completing the course, they are pre- pared for entry jobs in the metal working industry. OFFICERS Joe Grimes, President, Charles Vick, Vice -President, Wayne Powell, Secretary, Ken Walser, Treas- urerg Mike Walser, Reporter. MEMBERS B. Amador, J. Arcos, E. Badgett, C. Barber, M. Bridges, B. Brown, J. Brown, W. Brown, M. Collins, B. Den nis, L. Flaharity, H. Ford, J. Grimes, J. Hall, T. Hall, R. Lopez, D. Ogle, W. Powell, T. Roden, D. True, C. Vick, R. Wade, K. Walser, M. Wal- ser. THE PROJECTS on which the stu- dents work includez attachments or devices for machine tools, welded furniture and other projects designed by the students themselves. THROUGH the club, students are able to compare their skills with others. E. FUTURE FAR ERS OF AMERICA - MEMBERS OF FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is the national organization for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools. The F.F. A. is an intra -curricular activity having its origin in a definite part of the school curriculum -- vocational agriculture. MEMBERS learn through active participation how to buy and sell co- operatively and to solve their own problems. 36 Mr. Schickendanz Sponsor D Addington R Brown L Byrd B Cameron, G. Chelf L Clark J Coggin D Cornett, W. Dull, .M A R Earnest T Ford J Hales B Hanna, C. Hill, D Howard R Jefferies T Jackets P. King, W. McKnight T Mauldin C Mayes C. Naiman, P. Packebush O Phillips M Shearon J. Tollett, J. . . .President Vice -President . . .Secretary . .Treasurer . . Reporter . . Sentinel THE FOUNDATION upon which the Future Farmers of Amerlca organization is built includes leadership 'Z' A lr . 9 o . - n THE VARSITY CHOIR is made up of Seniors and Juniors who have auditioned and earned their place in this organization - Mr. Skoog Director MALE CHCRUS . Adams L. Argo D. Barbour D. Bloyd E. Bogges B. Brown R. Brown R. Brown R. Carpenter D. Carter C. Chisum . Cleveland . Cleveland D. Dempsey H. Grimes . Harris . Holmes L. Hooks ' C. Horton . Hull . Johnston C. Laizure L. Lloyd J. Ludden L. Luttrell R:ff9TZTl'1'V . orris H. Orr B. Phillips D. Pierce J. Pitman R. Posey S. Scott J. Sikes D. Simon J. Sikes B. Stephens W. Stuebgen S . Terry B . Willman L. White 1. Yeager David Carter, Judy Ormson, Joe Pitman All Region. CHORALETTES M. Ames, L. Anderson, S. Anderson, G. Armstrong, M. Argovitz, J. Aubry, L. Ballard, S. Ballard, C. Barclay, D. Benge, S. Benz, S. Bienroth, F. Bostick, L. Box, J. Brown, E. Burnley, P. Butler, M. Cannon, C. Carter, B. Casey,M. Cook, S. Daughtery, S. Deason, J. Dempsey, L. Doyle, O. Eldredge, O. Floyd, D. Fraley, C. Fridley, D. Fyffe, J. Gerhardt, L. Goodner, P. Gray, J. Griffin, L. Grubbs, C. Guyll, B. Harris, F. Harnmack, R. Hoopes, K. Jones, L. Jones, V. Jones, R. Kendall, L. Ledgerwood, P. Lilley, P. Little, L. Love, G. Mahler, J. Maloney, M. Mangan, S. Marvel, S. McNulty, R. Meador, K. Medler, L. Middleton C. Milam, G. Miller, P. Morton, W. Mozingo, J. Oden, J. Ormson, S. Patterson, M. Payne, J. Poe, C. Pound- stone, L. Proffitt, L. Rape, S. Rich, R. Ringo, L. Scott, C. Shearer, P. Sherburne, J. Smoot, L. Spake, M. Spen- cer, I. Staggs, I. Taylor, P. Taylor, P. Taylor, L. Terry, D. Ward, S. Watkins, P. Weddington, D. Wilkinson, J. Wilkinson. I VARSITY CHOIR M. Ames, L, Anderson, L. Ballard, S. Bal- lard, D. Barbour, D. Bloyd, R. Brovm, P. Butler, R. Carpenter, C. Carter, D. Carter, C. Chisum, J. Cleveland, S. Deason, D. Dempsey, D. Fraley, L. Goodner, I-I. Grimes, F. Hammack, B. Harris, J. Harri- son, B. Holmes, R. Hoopes, C. Horton, L. Hull, B. Johnston, R. Kendall, C. Laizure, P. Little L Luttrell, G. Mahler, J. Ma- lone R. Meador, J. Ormson, H. Orr, M. Payne, D. Pierce, J. Pitman, R. Posey, R. Ringo, E. Stuebgen, I. Tay- lor, L. Terry, S. Terry, L. White, J. Yeagor. CHOIR THIS year the choir department has been engaged in various activities. The choir presented the school's annual Christmas program and has also been active in performing for various social clubs and organizations. The choirs have also competed in many different contests for which they received honors. THE MALE CHORUS consists of the Varsity Male Chorus and the Sophomore Male Chorus E 'ie .Lt 10 -. X , ,x H --W I as 'L gg 'r-'---17 -x.g --B..-i+...g C x-X... ...s....-x.. Q--.,..,- M 1 ,, XY, -' 'Xf- X...-x a Mx . . t . -. . x. X . X THE CHORALETTES is the combined Varsity Girls Choir, second -hour Choralettes, and the Sophomore Girls Choir. . -,, A--. XA I P . fm 5 Y 1 'N Y i S i , 1 V, 5 ,sg ri Q, s -- fs ,. - 11 ff -s . . , VS P i AX 4 W i air 253' A Q E s M xi QM - . I ss. s . THE ADVANCED MADRIGAL SINGERS is a highly select groul al department and consists of '7 girls and 7 boysg this group rehearse OFFICERS CHORALETTES President ........ Betsey Casey Vice -President . . . . Mary Cook Secretary . . . . . Mildred Cannon Treasurer. . . . . . . . Mary Spencer VARSITY CHOIR President . . . Vice -President Secretary . . Treasurer . . . Business Manager Randall Carpenter . . Judy Ormson . . Patti Butler . .Janet Maloney . . Joe Pitman ,, THE SOPHOMORE MADRIGAL SINGERS is chosen from the outstand Sophomore class. Q 3 A gg d ' I 1 Y A 1 . v 1 : Q y '9 , , 1 ' I Y n ' . I I , 4 :presenting the chor - iter school. n ng students in the Judy Ormson Accompanist CHCIR BARBER SHOP QUARTET -- fLaiEjg131an,.- David Carter, Don Bloyd, Harold Orr. BEAUTY SHOPPERS --Judy Ormson, Janet Maloney, Becky Meador, Linda Anderson. ,Si r A 2. v THE BAND added much enthusiasm to the pep as- semblies. 1 : w T K . 5 4 . A 'ti' another touchdown . ll 7 BORGER HIGH BA D m A n Q rx gf digg! Ev 3,1 ,,, V BAND members seem more like a pep ll squad as they cheer their team on to HOPPING on the bus for another band trip. n el? EJ1i Q3EEg in . W ww 1 i THE BORGER HIGH SCHOOL BAND adds much to the school. The band participates in all football games that the A string football players play, as well as present various concerts, pep ralleys, programs for both civic and school functions, as well as parades. The Borger High School Band will usually perform in public or on radio and T.V. for between 150 and 175 thousand people a year. The band consists of 92 members this year. R. R. Whitten AN Director E . MEMBERS D. Bogan, J. Boyett, N. Bradley, B. Butler, M. Butler, S. Butler, A. Cain, F. Camp, M. A. Camp S. Chase, J. Chisum, N. Chisum, D. Clark, L. Clingan, D. Cope, N. Cox, V. Creager, P. Crites, P. Cummings, J. Davis, R. Deal, C. DeVore, G. Elliff, P. Godin, G. Garst, D. Halsey, P. Hamil- ton, S. Haning, M. Hanner, S. Harkins, C. Harrell T. Hatfield, D. Heard, S. Howell, L. Hurst, G. Jones, S. Keeth, R. Keranen, K. Kleiss, C. Lai- zure, M. Loard, J. Loewen, D. Loyd, R. Loyd, J. Mason, D. Maddox, S. McKinney, G. Miley, B. Mitchell, J. Morrison, D. Nelson, B. Odell, P. Ormsby, E. Paxton, L. Petty, M. Pickard, R. Pos- ey, D. Powers, J. Pratt, L. Pruiett, J. Ramstad, T. Rhea, A. Rittenhouse, J. Russum, C. Schmitz, L. Shockley, T. Simmones, C. Sims, P. Stone, J. Strovas, D. Tekell, S. Terry, K. Totman, D. Trayler, K. Walker, M. Wall, J. Weed, K. Whit- field, C. Willerton, J. Wright. 43 . L. Alexander, J. Armstrong, G. A. Aull, V. J. Aull, BORGER HIGH TWIRLERS -- Aileen Cain, Jan Loewen, Sharon Howell, Kay Widenor. BAD 5. X, Pat Hamiton Drum Major Tl-IE BAND marching down the field in a favorite formation -- B.I-I.S. WC ' n i , Jan Loewen Junior Representative Charles Bogan Sophomore Representative OFFICERS Denny Powers President Don Halsey Vice -Presiden Linda Alexande Secretary Kathy Kleiss Treasurer ff liar ,wif X .... HAT am I bid for Lee Johnson? C'mon he's worth ,ore than that. A STUDENT from the home economics class ar- ranges the display case. WW' 'C Q BOTH the Christmas spirit and school spirit were re flected in Mrs. Arthur's door decoration. MUCH behind the scenes work was needed for the presentation of the Senior play. THE SPIRITS of all were lifted when Christmas carols sung by the Madrigal Singers sounded through the halls of B.H. S. Mr. Black Sponsor The object ofthe Borger Chapter of the National Honor Society shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the develop- ment of character in students of Borger Senior High School. Membership is based upon scholarship, service, leadership and char- acter. Senior and Junior students who meet the necessary require- ments are eligible to become active members in the Society. Sophomores are eligible to become probationary members. The membership of the National Honor Society is never closedg all stu- dents are admitted who can meet and maintain the standard require- ments. ATIO AL HONOR SOCIETY Carolyn Helton Kathy Kleiss A NOT PICTURED. Dean Alexander, Patricia Little Brenda Harris, Danny Stavlo. Jerry Shelton Mike Whitaker .4-as GFFICERS filzfii J Arthur Smirl Virginia Creager Lee Payne Meredith Trayler President Vice -President Secrerary Treasurer 'TCD , P P: P- rrrrr, , 5-ri ' X I , klhtwi . A 1 tit! Rex Wilt George Ann Aull Vera Jo Aull Raymond Burns Sharon Keeth Terry Kliewer QQ 1 fy, r-Y S'-Z if Y'T'f'7' l Mark Lesher Jan Loewen Edward Patman 47 HIGH SCHOOL RED CRCSS -4' ,,,,,, , .f-w S, , .Wx g u tw.. 1 I 3 f 3 I '. ffl IN I if Q . A, at all I , 5 1 2. W Y--I S. Bennett, D. Wunsch, M. Cannon, K. Wunsch, S. Williams, W. Haas, R. Foster, John Janeway, B. Hanna, P. Hamilton, T. Rhea, D. Powers, K. Barksdale, Teague, G. Jordan, G. Miller, P. Eason, J. Snow, G. A. Aull, B. Brinson, S. Petty, P. Mor- ton, R. Kendall, Mrs. Thomason, Sponsor: M. Shi, B. Stephens, P. Crites, O. Eld- ridge. i I 5 5 I yx I The High School Red Cross promotes international under- standing and good will among teell-3.g6I'S. I fl' 5 ' 1- uf' f - -'fn ., ,nf Q -. A.. I .,,,,,,Wl, , .W pg.-S-, .f 1., 'f:5f,M,'- 4. faq naw., vm s A ff ' H' - ,X ,., . , , , , 1. , A... -.1-I-W. .L M U., .- 1. . -Q - Q. ,-1,,.1,-,- CHEERLEADERS, football players, and the entire student body belong to the High School Red Cross. High School Red Cross members writing a 12 foot lonv letter to Magnar Brekke, former exchange student from Norway Members making a scrapbook to C foreign student. Art Students often co-operate with the High School Red Cross on many projects. OFFICERS enny Powers . . . President onna Brooks . Vice-President eorge Ann Aull. . . Second Vice-President iana Wunsch . . . Secretary ess Stephens . . . 'Treasurer like Amos . Parliamentarian eorgia Jordan . . Historian rveta Eldredge . . Publicity PHYSICAL EDUCATIO The goal of physical education is to develop a sound body, physically, as well as an active and creative mind. It is the purpose, through a general physical to learn to live the true democratic way of life. Girl's physical education offers many areas for self improvement, leadership, sportsmanship and recreation. The purpose of the modern dance class is to improve self-confidence and expression of personality. 50 training program, to achieve this goal and in so doir l 5 F Members of a physical education class form a pyramid. Physical education offers an opportunity to develop both mentally and physically. :' ,Q - 'L W N. .4 . . f' ' V A. .-1:,.e..,e:-.u..e,,g,aEa-s.i...-J 5, 12. 1 WW W0 i -'45 9 i t f f. Two of the cooks Chustme Jackson and Mrs R E Pullen performmg them duties. AI TENANCE There is a group of individuals which often goes un- noticed, but contribute greatly to the beauty of our school. Through their work we are able to be proud of the attractiveness of our building and campus. --fd Mr. Dukes with his equipment ready to do his part in beautifying, our school. . , , Q ,X ' , 7112 Jennings Dukes and J. W. Anderson, members of the maintenance staff. This shows that their work is not in vain. tsguslffw 'IN ,gigs-,gg A . .asian S P McM1nn R Foster J Snow D Sosebee B Harrell M Anderson C Drckerson S Harr1s M Rlst and D. Donnell are the helpers rn the assrstant prrncrpal s office. D Hudson O Addrson G Armstronff I Rrce G Wiley Crrtes J Aldrrch M Mangan andB Cranfreld are the director M Trayler M Tucker H Hunter S Carpenter andj WRXTQ ,aa-my Lgfwglgmgafgfz? N 1 MR. E. l. KELLY Principal To the students of Borger High School Your devotion to duty, high moral standards, and ambitious p ursuit for academic knowledge has been an inspiring ex am ple throughout the year. For many of you this is your last year in Borger High School. As you move forward to more challenging tasks, these same motivating factors will help you successfully attain your intended goal. May you ever be mindful there is no substitute for hard work no matter what you are trying to accomplish. For those of you who will be here next year, may you continue to pursue your goals in life with the same vigor, ambition, and high standards you have displayed this year. The future hope of our nation and the world rests within the minds and hearts of our high school boys and girls of today. Ernest I. Kelly, Principal Borger Senior High School JAMES R. ICENHOWER Assistant Principal East Texas State College B.S. Degree M. E. Degree Mr. lcenhower's hobbies are hunting, fishing, handloading shotgun shells, photography, coin collecting, stamp collecting, Key Club sponsoring, and Kiwanis. Mr. Icenhower says he entered the teaching profession because he likes people and young people in particular and he hopes he will be able to help them grow into good citizens by training them in school as they grow academically. ELIZA BETH BREWER Counselor Hendrix College West Texas College B.A. Degree M. E. Degree Mrs. Brewer helps her husband raise chihuahuas and likes to sew. She entered teaching because of a desire to help younr people and because of the understanding attitude toward young people one keeps by teaching. JQMN S , DR. DARRELL MANNEY Director of Curriculum Cameron Junior College Central State College Western State College University of Oklahoma B.S. Degree M.A. Degree Education Degree Dr. Manney's hobbies are fishing, hunting, golf, and reading. He's not sure why he decided to enter the teaching profession, but he's glad he did. I. C. KNOWLES Assistant Superintendent of Schools North Texas University West Texas State B.S. Degree M.A. Degree He entered the teaching profession because of the opportunity to work with youth and the opportunity of service. His hobbies are high school athletics, fishing, gardening, and reading. . S :Z f A ,' if 8 --lr ,I f 5-I, ,fv .-., i1,:g, E ---L Q g--- E DR. ALFRED T. LITTLE Superintendent of Schools Dynamic changes are taking place througho ut the world. The great high plain s, of which you are a part, is contributing immeasurably to these gre at changes. Innumerable frontiers, however, remain unconquered. Contemporary society, as it should continues to give high re cognition to intellectual acumen. The future is bright for each of you if you strive for excellence in your every pursuit. Set your goals high. Hard work, faith, and hope are essential ingredients for making your dreams and aspirations come true. Alfred T. Little Superintendent of Schools 59 SCIENCE AND M THEMATICS There are two important type of Sciences - pure and applied. Both of these try to seep out new facts and explain their causes and results. Mathematics has been said to be one of the most exact studies there are. For this reason Algebra, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, and other advanced courses are offered in the curriculum of Borger High School. BILL GASAWAY Physicsg Oklahoma State Universityg B.S. Degree. Mr. Gasaway decided to teach because he was influ- enced by two of his high school teachers. He enjoys ex- perimenting in his own Science Lab and playing tennis. LORA FOSTER Algebrag Central State Teachers Collegeg B.S. Degree. Mrs. Foster says she 's wanted to teach since she was three. Her hobbies are developing pictures, fishing and boating. LELDON HENSLEY j Biology, Football Coachg Sul Ross State Collegeg B.S.Degreeg M. E. Degree. ALLEN HOLTMAN H. Plane Geometryg Texas Techg B.S. Degree. Mr. Holtman enjoys coin collecting, golf, tennis, and bowling. CECIL HOLMES Chemistryg Kansas State Universityg B.S. Degreeg M.S. Degree He says he likes to teach because he likes kids better than adults. . j f yp ' FRED R. HOWARD in if 1 Plane Geometry: Business Mathg Frank Phillips Junior Collegeg West Texas Stateg B.S. Degreeg A.A. in Artsg mm A M. E. Degree. 5 S yi fi 1 Q , ,A RONALD RAFF gg-- Biologyg Southwestern Oklahomag B.S. Degree. Q Mr. Raff is teaching because he has always had a lot of , . , ....-: g . tg . respect for teachers and he thinks it is an occupation where Vi if gggg you can help young people. Mr. Raft' collects rocks and arrow- heads. He also enjoys hunting and fishing. L. R. PEPPER Trigonometryg Frank Phillips Collegeg West Texas Stateg Texas Techg B.S. Degree. EVE WILES Biologyg Oklahoma Stateg B.S. Degree. Mrs. Wiles received an A. A. U. W. Scholarship and was a member of Kappa Delta Pi. oreign Languages are offered in Borger High School to better acquaint udents with other peoples, their customs, ways of life, cultures, and ecifically their languages. Only through the understanding of others ull we have better relationships and world peace. E GLISH Skills in writing, reading, speaking, listening and critical thinking are being developed in the English department. Four years of English are required and grammar and literature are taught through- out each year. Modern methods and equipment make the courses both instructive and enjoyable. The needs of the student termina- ting his formal education upon graduation from high school are met as well as those of the student going to college. HELEN LANE Englishp Oklahoma State Universityg B.S. Degreeg M.S. Degree MALNOR ARTHUR Englishg Bethal Collegeg West Texas Stateg B.A. Degree. There was never a time when I didn 't plan to teach. Mrs. Arthur loves to read and is an excellent bookreviewer. RANDELIN VOGLE Englishg Oklahoma Universityg B.A. Degreeg M.A. Degree. ELIZABETH COLEMAN English, Central Stateg Arizona Stateg B.A. Degree, Masters Degree. LA GU GES CI-IARLENE EVANS Englishg West Texas Stateg B.S. Degree. Mrs. Evans has worked with both the newspaper and annual staffs. Her hobby is making scrapbooks. SHARON BENGE Frenchg West Texas Stateg B.A. Degree. Her hobbies are tennis and music and she enjoys teaching because it gives her an opportunity to work with and help young people. NANCY WALKER Englishg Amarillo Collegeg University of Texasg Associate of Arts, B.A. Degree. Mrs. Walker states that her reason for deciding to teach is: Teaching is a highly respected profession which offers a woman the opportunity to serve others outside of her home. JOHN LOPEZ Spahishg West Texas Stateg B.A. Degree. Mr. Lopez enjoys sports, music, and dancing. He has always wanted to see Spanish taught to English speaking people. 61 6 2 gardening . VOCATIONA In order to give the students at Borger High a well-rounded education and to provide them with practical vocational training in a field which they may enter after graduation or later on, Borger High offers a wide variety of vocational courses. They include Shop, Agriculture, Distributive Education, Diversified Occupation, and Home Economics. LARRY SCI-IICKEDANZ Vocational Agriculture, Panhandle A 86 M Collegeg Oklahoma State Universityg B.S. Degree. E. B. GRADY Distributive Education, Howard Payxne Collegeg B.A.Degree. Mr. Grady states, I wanted to be a coach, and was for nine years. I enjoy trout fishing in the high mountain country. MADGE SHAW Homemakingg Texas Tech, West Texas Stateg B. S. Degree. Mrs. Shaw says she loves to teach. Her hobbies are spectator sports, reading and art. HUGH A. GAUNTT Vocational Industry, Sul Ross State College, B.S. Degree. I teach for the love of helping students in their start of BUSINESS The Business Department of Borger High School has two major objectives: Q15 to teach the college-bouni student the use of the typewriter and related informa tion concerning the typing of themes and the taking of notes: and Q23 to prepare students to enter the secri tarial field soon after graduation from high school. The following courses are offered: first-year type- writing, personal typewriting, advanced typewriting, first- and second-year shorthand, and bookkeeping. life. Mr. Gauntt 's hobby is carpentry. RUTH MARSHALL Homemakingg Texas Woman 's Universityg B.S. Degreeg M. S. Degree. IRENE MOORE Typing, Bookkeepingg East Central Stateg University of Coloradog West Texas Stateg B.S. Degree. When asked her reasons for teaching she said, I enjoy the association with the American youth and would like to feel that I have had a part in their becoming the Up-Beat Generation rather than the Down-Beat Generation . Hobby: playing bridge. . . .. ff,-... ROBERT PATTERSON Shop, Texas A 85 Mg Vocational Teaching Certificate. ZELMA F. ROOT Typing, Shorthandg Louisiana Tech, B.A. Degree. Mrs. Root expresses, I love working with people in a worthy profession. Her hobbies are reading, music and SOCIAL STUDIE Social Studies are those which deal with the associations and activi- ties of human beings. Social Studies give us an acquaintance with the past and help us to understand people of all ages and times. They help us to understand the kind of government that is best for us, why we have the kind we do, and why all people do not have the same opportunities. We study History because it is interesting, because we are curious about what happened in earlier times, and because we hope that it will help us to understand our present-day civilization and its problems. E. B. TEX HANNA World History, Basketball Coachg Universityof Floridag Eastern New Mexico Collegeg West Texas Stateg B.A. Degree M.E. Degree. Tex enjoys golf and has been Director of Athletics at Boy State for the past 16 years. WILLIAM BLACK Civics, West Texas Stateg B.A. Degreeg M.A. Degree. Mr. Black says he enjoys working with boys and girls and likes to do many things. JAMES JONES World History, West Texas State, B. S. Degree. Mr. Jones enjoys teaching because he likes working with young people. His hobbies are hunting and collecting arrowheads. KATHLEEN CORNELIUS Civics, World History, American Historyg Sam Houston State Teachers Collegeg B.S. Degreeg M.A. Degree. Mrs. Cornelius feels that teaching is useful work, and is an excellent field of work for women. Her hobbies are sewing and embroidery. GENE McCANLIES World History, Football Coachg Howard Payne Collegeg B. S. Degree. He enjoys being around young people and tries to help them when possible. Mr. Candlies likes movies, music, good books, and sports. ROY LEE DUNN American History, Football Coachg West Texas State Collegeg Master of Educationg B.S. Degree. He decided to enter the teaching profession because he wanted to coach. MAX MCCULLOCH Howard County Junior College, West Texas Stateg B.S. Degree His hobbies are: photography, crossword puzzles, and sports. When asked why he decided to teach he commented, I like kids. ETTA SMITHEY Psychologyg Baylor Universityg B. A. Degree. PHYSICAL The purpose of physical education is to develop a sound body, physically, as well as an active and creative mind. It is our purpose, through a general physical training program, to achieve this goal and in so doing, to learn to live the true democratic way of life. EDUCATIO FI E ARTS A1l the arts are brothers, each one is a light to the others. This statement by Voltaire holds a great depth of truth not only in the arts but in all areas of education. Fine arts as distinguished from the use- ful, mechanical or industrial arts are those which have to do with the production of the beautiful, of that which appeals to the taste and imagination. When any person has developed his sensations and emotions to the aesthetics of fine aft then he no longer lives in a dark , ugly and lonely world. To appreciate and enjoy or to like or dislike the arts is a personal privilege you can either share or hold deep within yourself. Thus we include art, music, the study of poetry, and a storehouse known as a library for fine arts in a school curriculum JOYCE B. CORY Speech, University of Nebraska, B. S. Degree. LARRY DAWSON Physical Education, Texas Christian University, B.S. in Physical Education. Mr. Dawson says he enjoys teaching and working with young adults. He likes to rodeo . ALFRED SKOOG Choir, West Texas State College, Bachelor of Music Education. He enjoys hunting and fishing. DORENE KIRK Physical Education, University of California at Los Angeles. Mrs. Kirk enjoys sewing, swimming, dancing and painting. NAOMI SMOCK Art, West Texas State, Highlands University, B.S. Degree. Mrs. Smock says she 's been teaching something or directing something for as long as she can remember. GENE MAYFIELD Football Coach, West Texas State College, Texas Tech University. Other than football, his main hobby is golf. T. E. WARD Physical Education, Texas Christian University, West Texas State, B.A. Degree, M. A. Degree. NEVADA THOMASON Librarian, Henderson State Teachers, East Texas State, B.S. in Education, M. S. Degree in Library Science. I believe that God has a reason for each person being on earth and l believe that teaching is one of my reasons. She loves to sew, travel, cook, and make things with her hands. . - , ,, ., o ,. .1 f -fn. ' . f ,M 1 v 1 2 1 ,N Y 4. , ,v. v v , fy f Wg L . Q.. ,,.. ,T k,,, . , X. 4 1 - ,' - , Q A. , 0- 1 .. f m ,,.q ,A V . ,. -,. it F i , . .,, .V , -Q .', ,. , l Sg.Q 'T anna, , Q e . ff' ' 15- V1 -. . ' 5 'L J gh 9 6- ' ' .. 4 1 v 1 Eg qi g. Q 1 Q T P S S ' 1 'Q Q 1 ,Q 0? 45 a ll Y.. as f' 'Vit . 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' QI- g, J 3 'Ab f 'b'7 wb., 1, -vt' in 'fs x 4?- in R STATE FI SCHEDULE mv- Borger 18 San Angelo 13 Borger 13 Dumas 0 Borger 14 Odessa 0 Borger 20 Palo Duro O Borger 14 Tascosa 7 Borger 55 Plainview O Borger 28 Lubbock 13 Borger 40 Lubbock Monterey 0 Bofgef 14 Samdies 8 Gene Mayfield Gene McCanliss Roy Dunn Bofsef 40 PamP3 8 Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coacli Borger 27 Irving 7 Borger 21 San Angelo 13 Borger 28 Lufkin 0 Borger 26 Brackenridge 30 . :msn A A 4 - A- gm 66 MANAGERS: M. Godin, W. Cogdill, A. Shirley, L. Keck, R. Green, M. Criswell, J. Barron, K B. Harris, B. Ramsey, J. Shaw, I-I. Anderson, L. Phillips, J. Barrow, T. Smith, M. Auld, M. Baldrei Wilcox, G. Neill, J. Tucker, F. Reed, P. Kensley, G. Rodgers, J. Coffer, P. Wilson, D. Dillingham Johnson, W, Rape, A. C. Tillmon, D. Alexander, B. McGlaun, J. Robinson, B. Gaiser, B. McKinne LaGrone, F. Linton. VLISTS l ' 38 f ., P l fi - XM ,fm Q ..f I iv W' W ba W X f if 71 7 3 V my 1' I if ,, z,.- M ,. f X lg a r -. 6 f J' 4 f f 3, , r V, J W W v , W Leldon Hensley ssistant Coach r f TRI-CAPTAINS Melvin Gibbs Lee Johnson John LaGrone Mike Godin Manager Wayne Cogdill Manager Albert Shirley Manager ofa' dw. nchez, M. Bunn, H. Park, Anderson, M. Spears, D. Bearden, J. Wilson, I.. Q Gibbs, D. Walton, J. MR. TOUCHDOWN B. H. S A. C., TILLMON 4 WJ, THE BORGER string was snapped on De- cember 22 in Abilene in the State Final ball game as the Brackenridge Eagles from San Antonio displayed a tremendous passing attack as they threw for 4 touch- downs. The Bulldogs last half rally fell short as they matched the Eagles in touch- downs but failed to convert extra points and went down 30 -26. It should be pointed out that several boys were unable to play in this game. Jerry Wilson, Dean Alexander, Donnie Wilcox, Fred Linton, A. C. Till- mon either did not play at all or were able to play only shortly. Coach Mayfield 69 SEMI - FINA S In the semi-final ball game again played in Denton and this time against Lufkin the Bulldogs had very little trouble with the east Texas power as the second and third teams played the last part of the ball game. The final score was 28-0. Coach Mayfield gy 'Ilia-lnnqn-4-5-g 4 a S E I l ,. be f -I . yr , .., t 32, ,yrs-'.Lm-. rf its . r..,-,....,r,qf- lr 1- 5., V 2.'s'll3v or-. ' Que: i + if Q ,y 4 1. v'-. . s ' ' L - g 1 r, -1 gw-W sa W ,,, - ofa., Mr, 1- , 'ff W 1 rt' rm- 'wawitg ?5J w.w-1 4 Y ' 'M 1 W kr, .If I K -. ,. it ,sw QUARTER FINA S On December 8, before a sell-out crowd in Bulldog Stadium, the Bulldogs played a rematch with the team that had given them so much trouble in the season opener. In perhaps one of their best efforts of the year the Bulldogs used up 9 and one -half minutes in the fourth quarter as they drove for an 80 yard touchdown to add insurance to their slim 14-13 lead and emerged with their second win over San Angelo 21-13. -fm me 4 i igryiiipifres- E M . 5 K if ,, w of + X ffgrg, 1 la, r , 1 -f W- 1.. , r.., 4,3 z. ' :seg E,. Mr- f fu, A , F BI DI TRICT THE BULLDOGS advanced into State play-offs for the fourth time in 5 years by meeting the undefeated Irving Tigers in Denton. The Bulldogs intercepted 6 passes and completely dominated the game as they won 27 -7. The Bulldogs were now without the services of Jerry Wilson, Dean Alexander and Donnie Wilcox who had been injured. Coach Mayfield H.. W-W L.. ALL STATE Melvin Gibbs John LaGrone ALL DISTRICT HONORABLE MENTIGNINGS W. Rape, J. LaGrone, F. Linton, J. Wilson, B. Gaiser, B. McKinney, A. C. Tillmon, J. M. Gibbs, L. Johnson. Coffer. . f ' ' T '14 'l'f7f?7 'ra W, I M I IN the second game of the year before a packed house Bulldogs took on the Demons from Dumas who had not lo Borger game of one year ago. After rolling upa13 -O half dogs played on even terms the last half and emerged wi final souvenir. This completed 3 years of not allowir THE 1962 version of the Borger Football team open- ed the season with a new opponent and played before a fine crowd of approximately 11, OOO fans in San Angelo. The first half was an offensive battle with both teams moving the ball all over the field and San Angelo enjoyed a 13-12 lead at halftime. In the last half Borger's defense limited San Angelo to one first down while the offense enjoyed a great deal of success, however the winning touchdown was not scored until the last 39 seconds of the game on a pass from Dean Alexander to Neil Beardon. This was to be the first of 13 straight. Final score 18-13. Coach Mayfield Dean Alexander Mike Criswell y QB. 24 QB. 20 l 3 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterma ON Friday, October 5, Borger opened the district schedule against the Dons of Palo Duro and maintained their 5 year mastery of the Ama- rillo School. After a 28 yard run by Jerry Wilson early in the ball game the outcome was never in doubt as the Borger defense allowed FRIDAY, October 13, was the day man very little movement of the Palo Duro offense while adding 2 touch- their old menace the Tascosa Rebels downs to the earlier on to come out with a 20-0 win. score matched the Bulldogs scored in tht f' d 74 Coach May iel at Q ltlldog stadium the game since the me lead the Bull- ie same score as a 'umas to score. Coach Mayfield IN the 3rd game of the year Borger again took on another new opponent from district ZAAAA and in a fine display of defensive football defeated the Odessa Broncoes 14 0 In this ball game the Bulldogs gave up 2 first downs to the visitors. Coach Mayfield ,ers t ' ,bf , if 4 5, :ik NNBE: , 1 o Gaiser Melvin Gibbs Lee Johnson John LaGrone r 78 C. 52 F.B. 4O T. 67 fear Letterman All-District All-District All-State 3 Year Letterman 3 Year Letterman All -District f 3 Year Letterman PLAINVIEW d the district would be settled as the Bulldogs took on haps they were right, because after seeing their first half t quarter to win 14-7 and remain undefeated. Coach Mayfield THE NEXT victim in the onslaught was the hap- less Plainview Bulldogs and they went down in the mud at Plainview 55-O. This game gave the white and blue team their first chance for much activity and they performed very well. Coach Mayfield Fred Linton Bill McKinney Wayne Rape A. C. Tillrnon John Tucker KH. ..80.. G. ..68.. QUE. H22.. LIHI ..12.. T. H76.. All -District 2 Year Letterman A11-District 2 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman 3 Year Letterman THE LUBBOCK WESTERNERS came to town the following Saturday night and gave the Bulldogs a good ball game as they went down 28-13. Coach Mayfield G 65 . Donnie Wilcox 1 Year Letterrr Jerry Wilson Donnie Anderson Huston Anderson Mike Baldree Johnny Barrow R.H. 32 E. 11 E. 86 F. H.B. 3O All -District 2 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman 2 Ye ar Letterman 76 EFL Melvin Bunn Joe Coffer Ronnie Green H.B. 15 F.B. 42 G. 66 1 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman 1 N 7 Bob Harris Phil Kensley Bob McGlaun George Neill Larry Phillips G. ESO T. 74 E. 64 F.B. 35 T. '72 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman , . Bobby Ramsey Freddy Reed Joe Robinson Gary Rodgers Geroge Sanchez Q.B. 25 C. 5O E. 82 G. '79 L.H. 14 1 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman ON FRIDAY, November 2, the Bulldogs journeyed to Lubbock to take on the Monterey Plainsmen. Thanks to three blocked punts by Melvin Gibbs the Bulldogs subdued the proud Plainsmen 40-0 and moved one step closer to an undefeated regular season. Coach Mayfield Truman Smith T. 75 1 Ye ar Le tterma AGAINST Amarillo on Novemb After scoring two touchdow and had a number of anxio Walton Mike Auld Joe Barron ear Letterman 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman the Bulldogs reviewed their biggest score since the Tascosa game. rrly the Bulldogs then found the Sandies a very determined bunch oments before winning 14-8. Coach Mayfield I THE final regular season game the Bulldogs found their coaches ounded in Fort Worth but responded to the coaching of Coach nes and soundly whipped the Pampa Harvesters 40-8. This wound l the first undefeated regular season in history for the Bulldogs. Coach Mayfield Neil Bearden David Dillingham E. H85.. R. H. ,.34,. 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman Larry Keck Jimmy Shaw F.B. 45 E. 84 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman Mike Spears Preston Wilson T. 70 G. 77 1 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman 79 .IR MASCOT MRS, SMOCK is shown with her flowers and game ball which were presented to her by the football players. Because of her illness Mrs. Smock was unable to attend the Borger -- Dumas game, but was with the Bulldogs all the way in spirit. BORGER HIGH BULLPUP Coach Joncs Coach Dawson 09 Q!! gba 152 fs Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger SCHEDULE 48 Dumas 16 Perryton 22 Pam pa 12 Palo Duro 6 Amarillo 22 Monterey 12 Lubbock 41 Plainview 40 Tascosa 4 Robin Harrington Randy Clawson Larry Robertson Larry Beamguard Billy Flaugher Bryan Hanna Alan Alexander David Padilla Ricky Yancey Robert Tillman Larry Turner David Carruth Johnny Walker Carlton Rhodes Gary Argo Mike Nicholas Mike Hatfield BULLPUPS 1.4-Q-' Tony Poole Gary Teague Johnny Baker Stan Cone Dave Nichols Mike McKenny Raymond Madden David Anderson Mike Rodriquez Darrell Phillips David Langdon Gene Sims Terry Teague Greg Powers Ronnie Baird Allen Smith John Phillips Managers -- Farrell Harris, Randy Sims Linda Fisher, Sharron Reynolds, Annette Artzberger, Carol Jolly, Patti Butler, Susan Parker, Judi Vaughn. School cheerleaders correlate the student body with school athletics. They give examples of the best school spirit and good sportsmanship to the student body. 'Troon o . X ' Patti Keuy I v V N Sharron Reynolds Carol Jolly A' 719 Nr' xv? A 4 H W5 A x 5 13 Linda Fisher Annette Artzberger ,, , 25? Carol Jolly Linda Fisher Judi Vaughn Sharron Reynolds mf: fs 1 I 5 ! I , I . I 'x I ,. I S , -N.. was Q x mg! ini m as W NIV . -1 , ---H.. 'i A 4 ' hz? I BULLDOG TENNIS TEAM Members of the Borger High School Tennis Team Marion Judy Terry Sharon Baxter Jameson Kliewer Howell Mr. Bill Gasaway Coach Bob Abel Bob Harris Gayla Jones Richard Elliff Ronnie Whittington T-0' 4 iii Bess Stephens Q95 Mark Markee Roswell 67 Dimrnitt 49 Clayton 39 Dimmitt 46 Perryton 37 Dumas 45 Perryton 35 Tulia 5 1 Canyon 65 Dumas 44 Canyon 43 Plainview 69 Monterey 58 Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger 9 I 8 7 l l 88 si SCHEDULE 50 Amarillo 65 Pampa '70 Tascosa 50 Lubbock 40 Palo Duro 58 Plainview 53 Monterey 56 Amarillo 54 Pampa 45 Tascosa 56 Lubbock 45 Palo Duro 55 Roland Franklin Co-Captain Royce Barron Co-Captain Borger 53 Borger 5 1 Borger 41 Borger 60 Borger 50 Borger 62 Borger 48 Borger 50 Borger 45 Borger 56 Borger 45 Borger 8 1 Tex Hanna Head Coach ll V 'FF V. Langen, W. Dickerson, J. Rynders, I. Rob MANAGERS Ed Stevens Danny Holt .K www! Max McCullouch Assistant Coach -nnnnqu-any 24 E' sow 'xqoxi 44. 30W 771 I R. Burns. J. Shelton, D. Conner, R. Frankhn, R. Barron, D. Alexander. R. Tillman. s Q 'iff' Zzfgwrf s.. 1 1. 2 nj I .- .Z '-4. -2 a 'mfhp MQlNz+ Winn: 'ibn We X 'li' fQunv' f Whm know li- 1 Q., , .-1 ,ff W. -t -NME, .nw ii: X -.J U nj f E' nf! L- 4 n Q s..J 'SS' ESI Max McCulloch Coach THE BULLPUP Borger Borger f Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger Borger KJ 34? r l 4l4 4 r n 44 y,y C ,,Qw .0 Q i i k' 4 s444 -.J Roswell Dimmitt Dimmitt Perryton Dumas Perryton Tulia Canyon Dumas Canyon Plainview Monterey SCHEDULE 48 Borger 36 Borger 33 Borger 42 Borger 43 Borger 43 Borger 35 Borger 40 Borger 43 Borger 55 Borger 45 Borger 38 Borger Amarillo Pampa Tascosa Lubbock Palo Duro Plainview Monterey Amarillo Pampa Tascosa Lubbock Palo Duro 42-Eddie Gilmore, 50-,Toe Barron, 40-Jerry Cooper, 44- Tom Madison, 32-Anton Schaeffer, 20-Gregg Johnston, 10- Bryan Hanna, 22-Wayne Hunsperger, 14-Randall Austin, 12-Bobby Tillman. Bryan Hanna MANAGERS Captain Mike Harrington John McCord ..x x . Fi .'.. if , .K ! pig-3 f. , V A .rf ? , . V , ,L , f .-'Q 'Qs E 4 1, A ik 11: 3' ' .my X' , A ' lm' - 2- f. wi? I 4 5 e S' sh f ' I if J 1. :'L -5 -1: 'X 'ty y 1 T Y . Juv J, 1, i .- +2 4 ,Xu 'W 29 5? A3 . '57-1 fs. ,.- Q- aft: N.. 0 I ...-P' xx 3-wi NNW A ..:1-fwg M2 I J KI ' X 'J in Q I aa lf! 55 1 VA YY' KHZCY WWW i 1 Being a good student, Sharon spends much of her time studying. ig! i V Sharon puts her uniform away game. if after a big sf Big Bad John 111-1- nj John finds a few spare minutes to read a good hook. 100 A Lee Payne Dean Alexander Patti Butler Lee Johnson OMINEES T' .E x 'Q Tw xx X 5 ,- L. 1 N ' X 5-Y Smiley --'Q-u.,3 2 '11 1-' SENICDR FAVCDRITES LINDA FISHER FRED LINTON I -, .rv Hi 'yah pal 02 F S4 ,N sl 3' .. ANNETTE ART ZBERGER DANNY HOLT GMI EES SALLY MC KINNEY RANDALL CARPENTER wr s V1 X Y wrwgifi L rc N' L '14, 'BT' i 'rf 1 QQ f-5 JU ICR FAVORITE George Ann Aull Harold Orr K ,, George Ann and Harold like records. ' THE BIG I'-GITS f M 104 Susan Parker George Neill OMI EES Ian Loewen Huston Anderson .fl mr SOPHOMCDRE FAVORITE Dusty Sosebee Rickey Yancey Rickey pauses before going, to class. J X u Q 2 N ,5 Dusty practicing BEETHOVEN. 10 . PWQQVHN l 0 Waynel Lanham Randy Clawson OMINEES Judy Haynes John Janeway VICST LIKELY TO SUCCEED gi Betsy Casey Arthur Smirl Y me - I 2 rf. I Brenda Harris Danny Stavlo 1 va., J I 1. Donna Brooks James Stephens 5 107 Y at i SERVICE Janie Harrison Wayne Rape uQ,n.s, . x Patti Kelly Carolyn Helton Rex Wilt Jerry Shelton MOST BEAUTIFUL MOST HANDSOME wr 4 , i 44 ,. 4 -'T T Don Flsher T 1 9 Jane Geerdes Judy Ormson A. C. Tillman Skipper Howard , f I r i 7,51 .WMM A 7 BE T PERSONALITY Sharon Sterling Bill McKinney A I jf haron Chambles l Ji.. B Mary Cook Royce Barron E Y LFP? K ' 3 B BEST SCHCOL PIRIT Judy Vaughn Melvin Gibbs Janet Maloney Donna Moser John Tucker Roland Franklin .,...:a. as . 4' ' f a ' .v- , Q' kg W1 sl! OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF '63 President . . . Vice -President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Sergeant-at-Arn'1s Parliarnentarian Reporter . . . . Lee Johnson . Jane Geerdes Sue Carpenter . Judy Ormson . .Danny Holt Skipper Howard Barbara Harrell DEAN ALEXANDER LINDA ALEXANDER SHARON ALLEN CAROL ANAYA 6 'S 4-J ,.f Ah. DONNIE ANDERSON TEDDY ARTHUR SUE ARTHUR A Q' ' ANNETTE ARTZBERGER QD 'SJ' . MINNIE ANDERSON VW-n 595 in-or Sn.. L LELA BALLARD SANDRA BARDIN KATHLEEN BARKSDALE THOMAS BAKER ROYCE BARRON MARION BAXTER CHERYL BEETS FRANCES BARNES ELIZABETH BERRY MICKEY BOLTON KEN BOWLING RONALD BOYD LYNN BRYANT ,, m ,Q gh'-L Y.. mga , L. A Y..-f X2 A---f 41 Nui' 115 PERRY CABLE AILEEN CAIN PHIL CALHOUN FRA NCES C AMP MILDRED CANNON JEANNETTE BURTON PATTI BUTLER I know it's two in the morning, but I'v1 boy's name. C ASS OF GLEN CARLOCK RANDALL CARPENTER SUE CARPENTER DAVID CARTER BETSEY CASEY sRiRoNgCE1AMEfLE'ss1 ,A,A A JAMES CLEVELAND LAURA CLINGAN .TERRY COGDILL JUDY COLE J at to find that MIKE COLLINS FAY COOK MARY COOK MIKE CORNELIUS ley you! Quit blowing bubbles n your milk . CHERYL DICKERSON WALLY DICKERSON VERNA REE DREAD LOLIEMMA DUNCAN GARY EGAN VIRGINIA CREAGER MIKE CRISWELL JUDY CUMINGS RONNIE DAVENPORT JIMMIE DAVIS LEONARD DAVIS RANSOM DAVIS SANDRA DEASON DAVID DEMPSEY h.l- gd 4. -L 1 .A 6' .1 F-- RFU? WIT' . I 3, gg EA 'A GERALD ELLIFF PAT FAGAN IO CAROL FAIN ,, , WW, , ,W , 'My 'Y DON FISHER LINDA FISHER HOPE FLOYD RO ANN FOSTER 'D 1 DON't tell Mr. Whitten, but I' baud before . CLASS OF '63 8 Yigijliiz H 5, f T 3' 5745? . AA V 5 fs .- ' LLF A A ,,,f QQ ,Liv -r-,I 1 .I DIXIE FRALEY ROLAND FRANKLIN BOB GAISER OLIVIA GARCIA JANE GEERDES MELVIN GIBBS JANE GILLESPIE MIKE GODIN JOE GRIMES BUDDY GRUBBS LEAV muck FRANCES HAMMOCK JERRY HANKINS DIANN I-IANNER IIMMY I-IARDER SUE I-IARKINS BONNIE HARMS BARBARA HARRELL C ARO LYN HARRELL BRENDA HARRIS MIKE HARRIS .A l...vvv---.nA1xnrvvvAAlvx XYYXYYYXXJKXXX XXYYYXXXXQYXY YYYYXXX YYXYNIS THE production of the Senior Play The 'vliracle Worker was perhaps the most difficult ex er undertaken by a group of high school students Mrs Cory who directed the play added the vital punch to make the play a success It ins xery well received by the student body. They expressed their appreciation with a standing ovation. The night performance had equal success and the Senior Class net e more money from the play than any enior Class had for many years. HE MIRACLE happens and Helen makes her first communi- ation with Miss Sullivan. XYVVYX XYYYY RXAAZYXXXX LEAVING her friends at the school for the blind is hard for Miss Sullivan Helen Keller Annie Sullivan Captain Keller Kate Keller . James Keller Aunt Ev . . . Viney. . Percy . . Martha . . . Dr. Anagnas . Blind girls . . . . . Carol Anaya Jeannette Burton . . . . Ronald Boyd Sue Carpenter . . . . . Rex Wilt . .Diann Hanner . .Jimmie Davis Robert Tillman . .VirginiiCraig R' ard Mandi, . .Ransom Davis . . Betsey Casey Mary Cook Mary Guynes Frances Camp Mary Ann Camp Lighting and Stage Crew . . . .Cecil Chisum Paul Dodson , -1 r' sBQD,.,Abe1 Property Crew . . ff-Sharon Clgtmbless AAAAIYY Sheiryfl-Iuffm an SENIOR PL Y x Q O O O 'Zigi' 0 0 ,O.5,o, sfozdg 50,30 5.0.0. W oz? sg' ' 43. 0 0, ' :Q 0' o o'o o'Q'o' Q 0 0 'Ogre' 1402 'fo 5 'o 00 4, Q o of, O 0 O 0:03020 09.0.0 Q , s 9 2' 4 od 0' 0. 0 II Voc z' ' 0 0 0 Q s'o'0'a C 2 4 0 O ' i 5 Q' 'J is o gozozo KIKBJYYY1 3 WX Q N. 2 if KATHY HOOKS ROBERTA HOOPES GLEN HOWARD JEAN HUFFMAN PRISCILLA HESTILOW LYNDA HOLLEMAN DANNY HOLT All CLASS OF LINDA HURST DEAN ISOM JUDY JAMESON BILL JANEWAY JACQUITA JOHNSON JIMMY JOHNSON LEE JOHNSON JANA JONES PATTI KELLY RICHELA KENDALL break? V JOHN KENNEDY JOE KESTERSON KATHY KLEISS DUANE KYLER SHOULD we go around it or ghrough it? DELORES MC PHERSON GLENDA MAHLER JANET MALONEY RICHARD MANN DON MANNING JOHN LA GRONE BUTCH LAIR MARY LINN FRED LINTON VICK LIVINGSTON JAMES LUDDEN BILL MCKINNEY SALLY MCKINNEY BETTY MCLEOD T- N.. M, N41 e- 4 v 15. .gxxmggig ww I sf.. : mar V 51 ul .iff -EN is -f 1, N' S if Nw 5 ,I 55 5. LX I iv A I YW Hu.. 'CDV AW' L 4 su...- has 12 'H 'DBF SUSIE MAPLE DAVID MIHM JAMES MILAM KEMMETT MESSENGER GLORIA MILLER SANDRA MORRISON DONNA MOSER WHY do they keep censorir CLASS OF H 24 'T' , I L DWAIN NICHOLAS DAVID ODLE BOB OLSON JUDY ORMSON I HOWARD PARK LILLIAN PARKER D-AVID PARKHURST wTuAM'fP'A T'1Y17iN'U ROBERT PATTERSON LEE PAYNE fur shows? TOMORROW'S SECRETARIES? BARBARA RIST RONNIE ROGERS REBECCA RUIZ GLORIA SAULS CARLA SCHMITZ. MARILYN PAYNE CHRIS PEARSON EDDIE PHILLIPS JOE PITMAN RONALD PITT CAROL PITTS WAYNE POWELL DENNY POWERS DAVID PRICE JIMMY PRICE WAYNE RAPE SI-IARRON REYNOLDS JENNIE LOU RIGGINS YL' Cai? EQJ4-f1'ra6!H if ,L -,.,fN.f,. .L QV I. 'al' -YB' F' A I 'ff Y, 'Q iff m 1, I ,L x 1 X Q 1 5511 A 3 Q ,I , , I .I 6' fi Nr 123 JUDY SEARCY CAROL SELLERS ELLA MAE SEWELL RHONDA SHADID JERRY SHELTON C ASS OF '63 MARY SPENCER DANNY STAV LO SHARON STERLING EDWARD STUEBGEN GAIL TIBBITTS A. C. TILLMAN JOYCE TODD MEREDITH TRAYLER .TOHN TUCKER MARY TUCKER JUDY VAUGHN KENNETH WALKER KEN WALSER PHYLLIS WALTON DEBORAH WARD ns, ' REX WILT JUD ITH WOMACK AUDREY WOOD KAY WOODS I UD Y WRIGHT TU' Y DOROTHY WESLEY MIKE WHITAKER LUNETTE WEAVER ROSEMARY WEAST JEAN WEBB JAMES WEST MAX WHISENANT PATSY WHELESS WINNA MAE WHITE KAREN WHITFIELD DONNIE WI LC OX SHARON WILKINSON HASKELL WILLIAMS JERRY WILSON SUELLEN WILSON 34 ,n lj kmesvkw , , we... Apu.. A-W 28 OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF '64 President , , , Vice -President . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Sergeant -at-Arms Parliam entarian Reporter . . . . Harold Orr . . . Mark Dill . . Kay Johnston . . Marcia Rist . . . . . . . . John Rynders . . . . . . . VeraJoAu11 . . . Barbara Johnson fnot picturedj Jimmy Armstrong Alfa Aubrey George Ann Aull Vera Jo Aull Loretta Austin Jan Aycock Bobby Amador Mary Ames Huston Anderson Linda Anderson Talhia Anderson Mike Baldree Charles Barber David Barbour Coleen Barclay Johnny Barrow Larry Beamguard Sarah Bennerr Mary Bess Sandra Bienroth Diane Boulden Sandra Boyer John Boyetr Billy Brown Jimmy Brown Iudieth Brown ty kink X r Q5 5, 1 -e.rmf ' I rf, ,o 5 . , va 27 , CLASS OF '64 3 41. .UN ..,, I A4-na-if X! 421' ' ra' -2' as A HU U 2:1 7 S wxx 'V 4 s 5 if ,fun .L .. .- l -1 V Q 9 4 ip 9 T f A 129 Rickey Brown Julie Brummal Terry Bryant Melvin Bunn Raymond Burns W Mike Butler 1 ff!!! -gi JUNIORS certainly do work hard, don't they? O ,H iff y ef IIA A 1 I! r X B5 C r - jf ,Nl B r.i,,l Don Chase Sharon Chase Jerri Chisum Joe Coffer Wayne Cogdill Arthur Conner Helen Bybee Patricia Cannon Jimmy Carlson Joe Castagnetta Leonard Clark Donna Cleveland Dale Conner Danny Conner -.4 r ' 1 .Q 1- I . B 'Q 'ET B ., B Q , k . N ., .,-: ' + , . fr Z.. f lrit '. s f , Z J, ,nil i 6-X X 1 1 , .ts X, LX' 4: 3 EL N.-If-,, x J,g.i1:iQf r u' 2, -vw 'vi fi 'fr i gQ, . q tix - . X 'ghnrxkfa , Z4 FD heard she did, but here 7 I gin- V 1 . .V I Virginia Craig F Ia .55 ...-':a.1.', Chris Crouch Bobby Dennis P Patricia Drak F , fb ' J' Q C 's proof. Ronnie Cooper Donna Cope 'lv Johnny Copelin 1 . K Byron Cotton Q A G Kathleen Courtney A X., ,.. 1 'Z' C ASS OF '64 Barbara Curry Carol Darby Bobby Davis Pug Davis Mark Dill if 41 , C, 4 Paul Dodson v Denise Donnell my A 'N1: , N X Letha Doyle P .J , L Q24 V .gi ...I ,.,? . ,.-- gl g .JH Xie 'LJ . Richard Dutton iv Patsy Eason Glenn Eldred ge 77' ' Orveta Eldridge H 7' rig' ' w g 5 Al' 5 131 H Richard Elliff Denny Eppison Q5 W ff F ii . af if A at W -1' lg -, 352+-. 0 K if fit ' K .,g? 4 fy!-+ W 4 an A job well done. -9 ' 132 xr Carolyn Gammill Joe Garza Jan Gerhardt Roy Gosnell Bobbie Green Carlta Green Toni Epps Nancy Everett Sherry Finney Odene Floyd Bobby Foland Herman Ford Weldon Frazier Patricia Frederickson Karen Gibson Sharon Goddard Ronnie Green Sandra Green THE VICTORH thing to realli 4 'U' rr Q X Rags IA wx is Q X X X X W 'K . rx X -, . r - 7' q, sim J 6 E rr lx 'ix X 9 nf can .,,., a '- K as Jag ff bell is hard -fought for and some- be proud of. V Tximf ,Q x f IN, Y t E4 N Q 7 X r Trally Hall Billy Harris Patsy Henson Bobby Holmes Bob Harris Terry Hatfield Judy Hayes Sally Hendrie Joel Herrelson Cecil Hodge Thomas Hodge LeRoy Hodges Benny Howell Sharon Howell Dean Hudson June Huffman Maggie Greer Joyce Griffin -. 'IV Lavonne Grubbs Linda Guinn B . Wanda Haas N, U ,Q Z. QL! ga'- L Cf 17 CLASS OF '64 z ,Sgt mu., . M A' QR 7. A ff, . : .. 1 4 A X,-f I B I ' ,H f 1 5 N f ff Q u X 4 XY , fi' Q . f f 's ,fx WX, Y.k, , +6 B .. , Sherry Huffman 'R' . Q! if John Hunt 'Vp X. . ' . ,N ,Q Q kk rd wi Q , r Qlfkivlf 'R ., 3 .f J. 1 -1,.,,.' - l 1 5 my , S' X 4 Y ' G ,V ff--, vp J' VN! WONDER why they came back so early? r S X K QE xx T l y 5.5 Q mfr,-J 11 -wa Nr Kay Johnston Carol Jolly Vicki Jones Beverly Kent Randy Keranen Sandra Klause Helen Hunter Larry Hutto Mike Hyatt Jean Jenkins Tim J inkins Barbara Johnson Charles Johnson Bill Johnston Sharon Keeth Phillip Kensley Terry Kliewer Joe Kostenski E' I 1 mu Je ' JM xg 5' T B K '4 in rg Is.: . 'E ' ,, 5Z?F'ff JJ g A r t U 5, . 'R 1 rr 'fr U 2 is Q 5 : 25 X X X w E xg w 1, I 1 K E gihg' , Q 5 1 N- J xl Z Q da J x ' I PHIL KENSLE common wi sn 91? l . QA ' x RJR 5' M. v., A. .ng,,1g jo.: Q'-'Ii ...r4... 5-K . '.wv ' AA'-M Rr-n8'C. 'j'31Z11Q0 '. IQ.,.1,'..,..nR 20 f ..r...,-.. :-.-1-..sv.-.:::.4:r -:'zf::', si:-5121::1::::1:'.i 32!Jersfzm -. , N - ,, 1 YC IY T ' fvx C X I i t-1? 6-'Mir ., I, ,wx ' gn-fy . .IQ Q. g i., ,.,u,, .. fx aff, .7 ,Q Q it 1 'I 3 J 2 1 , ' . nd Bob Harris express a thought all the students in Borger Hi Virginia Layton Jerry Lee Mark Loard Donnell Mahan gh. Mark Lesher Steve Libby Patricia Little Louis Lloyd Jan Loewen Ernie Lollar Roger Loyd Larry Luttrell Wanda Maddox Patricia McMinn Bob McG1aun Ceilia McCa11ister Vincent Langen Janet Langston Donna Lanning Sharon Kuroki Cecil Laizure CASS 0 '64 . SA . ,Q fy , x YQ L ' P rriy 1. .. '- X N NX W r,rk aff L Br i r r I .11 . l ,rg L. ,KET ' It Eff? 4, K3 :i f LQ 135 ,sg .imsiliiii . N f x fx Lp- L! 5555559 ' X ' W ,A .X Jo Ann Martinez Junior Martinez THEY'RE trying to find out what the Seniors have been reading. fr A Q ' I f. , Ai. ,ff - , ri ,Q g so Mi : tif tv -r 136 Mike Nicholas Mitchell Nix Jerry Nolen Kaye Owens David Parker Susan Parker Judy Mason Rebekah Meador Dickie Meadows Bruce Meihls MRS. SMOC Johnny Miley Roger Molder Calvin Montgomery X :-l-, is V H George Neill A ' . R X, r rx Billy Odell r i , Paul Ormsby r ew i yr il N 2 ' g 12 ,r., giim' -fr X 1 xl ':r'f x I 5 17 3 . M or 5 ey r if g Edward Patman Ann Payne 4098 Tj, Roland Posey Larry Poston James Pratt Lisa Proffitt Bobby Ramsey Shirley Rayholds Freddy Reed Marsha Reynolds Mike Richardson Billy Rine Ruth Ringo Marsha Rist Frances Peiffer Samrnye Petty X X Aft , L 't'L M C ASS OF '64 fy ip- ln f . 1 1 if 111 .xn.2nf.hIu!x1 Ei ljalifilifififis ff ' ' - . f.: . - A llr . ' yrlt :IJ gg.. .., , K. , N .'R' Y t'gg gl gt' lg Nh I5 9 'f SF- f 'uu- nf W' J Alice Rittenhouse Ann Roberts W -s af lg .. X s A s es K 'jeg ,r X Q' fl a f is W4 KF XQ , ,. in 6 . , . 'ri- ' Lili gig in .. if THESE JUNIORS are anxiously waiting for lunch. Quan m ' ig ,. jf, at Charlene Rushing . ' . is A Sue Rusten . his .if- f A -ge 2 A ,. Q F4 so 1, 1. ,DQQ John Rynders r' Q3 win . '- -wr ia ,, Lf .J EL s N 3 Q X 1' Carolyn Sasser Randy Say Danny Sessums Joe Robinson Travis Roden Gary Rodgers Henry Roclriquez Sheryn Rogers Mike Roseberry Neva Routon Janie Ruiz Betty Salter George Sanchez Guy Sewell James Sewell LM., ,.. , W . 2 M, ,fa EF 7 gh M ly, ii i rry sr, ii 'I wi' 5 i se . 3 '- wi' ...ps f gi is , ki , ,NX MW ' 2 1, Silfilvlffi ff'?,Z?'?f .4 srk gwy N..-4+ - nt, fx'21',m lr Y i'eg.f fa C1 rg X I-Fw. 't5i'i',:. gi , E ., .,-Q.a.J,,J.1'If- 'H Q 1 I-5, - l . 1-s iw i Joe Shelton Joy Sherwood Paw W 5 lg' iw X, if ' . fqLv2'!zg h . y , 4 Albert Shirley X V. ' f- 'y ' R ' 'K Gene Sims xx ' 'A A I , , ' Johnny Sm ith f ,f - nw f 5, 'E ' Q KA: l J ' ' T T ,K 'B 1 ' - -ft MERRY CHRISTMAS! 4 is T fxft L S ' 6 by L' iv' 4 if . , 1 . if 1 sz I 1 Sharon Smith Trumon Smith Ed Stevens Iris Taylor Jean Snow Pat Stark Mike Stegall Susan Stephens Delma Stewart James Strovas Jimmy Tate Carolyn Taylor Linda Terry Scotty Terry Larry Turner Margie Tyra 1 N 1 8 .SI km C ASS OF '64 f k I +P' ,Fx QNX 5' ' I , 5 ,Q VJ. 1 Z aw Ni.. . . w A s 4 W .,,r . N I K! , 'tag A dbx X 4 y i ' , . '- 3 fl . V Q :E ,V y t ini K - ' ,ii .1 if . Iris ' new y HA T T as it sytt rf if . , Us 2 E2 f . rs r 139 V. ' is 'M gaw k K ,., ,L lg f 2 Mr 4, Q 515' r ?f, ??7, 1 Eg ff? .492 ' ' X . x A 1 - ' fvf , ,fl ' W Q, xxx if Wayne Ussery Donna Vaughn Phyllis Vanlandingham Richard Wade Nacola Walker David Walton Patsy Weddington Paula Whisenant Larry White Kay Widenor TI-lEY'RE SINGING Christmas carols in French. f 2 . ' 4 .3 M Q 4 f Y Z, , V Zi 4 5 6 'LV I K i' V Y f M022 3 'fa 1 Y I Q fe N935 1 .oft .- gg, , Q. .f 140 9 f gig 3 ff 4 1,- 4 L 1 2 1 Sandra Wilson Tom Winegar Darmis Witt Diana Wunsch Paul Yarbrough Jerry Yeager Mike Wiles Donna Wilkerson 1 ii if Nancy Wolfe Don Woods Lindsey Yell Betty Young i TUDENTS NOT PICTURED SENIORS Edd Badgett John Bardin Donnie Bell Sharon Bell Joleen Collard Jackie Lynn Cooper Ralph William Couch Jimmy Dunn Ronnie Earnest Janice Gill Linda Goodner Joe Hart Jerry Don Hefner Paula Helton Mike Hull Tommy Mauldin George Miley Bill Netrles Lewis Pack Mary Patton Doris Rouse James Rouse Jackie Salters Melony Say Moody Schaffer Frances Smith Robert Tillman Joseph Toole James Wilson JUNIORS Vaime Arcos Linda Best Wayne Brown Steve Butler Cecil Chisum Don Jones Fran Manaiek Hershel Moffitt Mike Nay Marilyn Norton Harold Orr James Phillips Gerald Purvis Charles Saker Darrell Stanford Dana Trayler IN C ASS S SOPHOMORES Gary Bulla Wilvia Carlton Wallace Downs Cheryl Guyll Jimmie Hall Robert Jones Nancy McDaniels Linda Platter Joel Pruitt Mary Turner Charles Vick TUCKER sadly tries to realize defeat. MRS, SHAW is giving her girls a few helpful ideas. DON'T PUSH! fy Y Y 485 li. xi 8 3 afi qi 4 'I Q , e il S fi ' 'S A, 2 , 'f r Sherry Anderson i Ks I f N ,f up , X x K I 5 Cathy Andress Garry Argo Merna Argovitz Mike Auld Shirley Ballard Joe Barron Sue Benz Frances Berry Bob Abel J. R, Adams Donald Addington Ora Lee Addison 1 C51 , ul Jane Ann Aldrich , W 1' f Alan Alexander Linda Allen Sammy Anderson David Anderson Randall Austin Ronnie Baird Johnny Baker 'H Y Neal Bearden Dedee Benge Tony Benton G- p 4 x A if Q? t x ' I Larry Argo ps ,N 2194 , f ij 1-H 2. Frankie Bienroth Julia Black Charles Bogan All I . 1 1 K ' F f 1 Q r U H si 1 3 Qgm 2 4 42 if Xxx lf if Q Pr : Bobby Brown : ls Q if : Ricky Brown Robert Brown Ss W , ' Shirley Brown .r, Fred Brownlee .A '-I :,, f n-12, N V. , 42- he -sw ,, Richard Brumfield Barbara Buckner Carl Bullard Elinor Burnley 144 Edwin Boggess Nancy Bond Frances Bostick Linda Box Martha Boyd Mike Boyer Neal Bradley Jeannie Bridges Beverly Brinson Susan Brooks CLASS GF '65 THIS is the fourth trme you ve checked out this book . Teresa Carpenter David Carruth Ann Carson Cathy Carter Arlene Casey Patty Sue Casey Jimmy Cheatham George Chelf Kaye Chisum Nikki Chisum Dewayne Clark Randy Clawson Bill Butler Diana Bybee Larry Byrd Wayne Caddell Bill Cameron Mary Ann Camp Linda Cannon Nita Carlile Jodie Carpenter Kay Carpenter fi :Em . k rr. x . Sv 'I M ' , y L9 , ,.,i 'C' fn i rf , i X f James Cleveland H Q .. Deanna Clontz aigj I Ei.. jfs ' Ed come 'fp A Johnny Coggins , L JP , W X Elaine Collier f' , ff. jx Q' -' gf ? ff f s' X . lg Stant on Cone Darla Cooley Jerry Raym Dann Nanc Gary Cooper a Cornelison y Cornett Merle Couch y Cox Carol Crafron Barbara Craufill Crawford , Q x I if . 'A fl Q I I lo ' 0. 7 F ' E, 1, 2 N 5 1' i kf E 25 41 N fg, 4'-A 7' 6' , X. A . K . x .s,,wL-an J AS' , -.-sl-THE hy: t 1 -f S, Aw + 4' 5 Rita Davis if 5 it j 1 t, 1 fi? Y 'f - C . ,xzh fr tl . i ii wi 146 S i is Robert Davis Roger Deal Lattie DeBarr Jane Dempsey Eddie Derr Connie Devore Steven Dewey David Dillingham Pam Crites James Crittenden Eugene Cryer Don Cummings Patricia Cummings 1 Bob D'Arcy Shirley Daugherty Glen Davis Haskell Davis Patricia Davis C ASS OF '65 SMILE! You're on Candid Camera Don England Brian Evans Roy Evans Patricia Everett Susan Fagan Ronnie Faulkner Larry F auske Mary Felker Carolyn Ferguson David Ferguson Truman Finnes Francine Fisher Roger Dodge Janice Dodson Sharron Dotson Kim Dulaney Warren Dull Bobby Dutton Sharon Earley Brenda Eggleston Dale Eldredge Jerryl Ellis ff O I 4 -11 swf, Ar .Ar 'X Larry Flaharity Billy Flaugher Phyllis Fleming Joy Floyd Glenda Followell Efton Ford Jerry Ford Thomas Ford C.le.Qta..Eo2 Leota Fore Jo Marie Foster Glenda Franks Cindy Fridley Diane Fyffe Robert Gabler .Lf ' ' navel A 'lv .If 'S' ': fXX ' U X iii kk if ,f -E9 KI. -..- FPQ, X e '-' S F fl Q! mf Q its .sis 4 H X J H r fl ,r . -f ,, ? u 'X ii r M W l - 'Y 'S . Y .-J' 'f X I 'Q if 5443 P .-., ,. . ll' sz- ' Qing' X . D 3: 4- if ,Q I Pi . 1 i Y AZ 'V f I 'A v x M r N. , -Q Q, X Y I 4 X Jar 'J f 47 147 1, r 5 'Q ' , M -Q ww 24 fps 4' Y J? . -'P' fs i 55? M , . VV .7 yu, I Q U4 Ln-J l48 Nw , Z 1 45.2 aj X Q? , Y at 5 A xi IXX xiii, Edward Gosnell ef , xl , f ,. 1 4:5914 l wi F ' Ai i 4 A , 5, ai 1 ,Eg X, fir iff v, : g Patricia Gray Donald Green Dianne Griffin Pat Grubbs Jackie Hales Pat Hamilton Sherry Hammons Shirley Haning S 6 .4 W ife n Jack Galloway Fern Galyon Gordon Garst John Garza Patricia George Eddie Gilmore Truitt Gipson Mike Glasscock Pat Godin Larry Golden C ASS GF '65 ,- BAND study hall lS1'1 t what it used to be Mary Dale Hawkins Judy Haynes D.Q!lDililQE1LIC1 JoAnn Henderson Shirley Hepler Floyd Higgons Charles Hill Kay Hill Tony Hill Bobby Holm es Robert'Holston Roy Holt Bryan Hanna Mike Hanner Jimmie Harbin Mike Harrington Robert Harrington Ferrel Harris James Harris Susan Harris Ronnie Harrison Mike Hatfield Kindell Hood Peaches Hood Lloyd Hooks Scott Hoopes Vena Hooten Charles Horton Danny Howard Glenda Howard Allen Huddleston Gary Huffman Larry Hull Wayne Hunsperger Carol Hysmith Earl Ingram Bobby Jackson 'S -A ul ff he X X X,f L I , ' 1 2 1 . J . , .- A , v af Qu X f 1 .fs f . 1 ' rr- ru, af 5 i d 1'-1' S Sr ' 'Q A D is .f L J ,fi J xy? 'A x V , , X V K -f A X vu Q 5 A i 5 ' 5 1 ' 2521. ur it '55, sz' f 'K K K X 4 ? Q x famwfesfif' 4 ? LA- I 4 K - AF? v S K A 1188.6 'U 4 r. X 'W if 1 i n 2 Wx fig Q QF if ff! 2 0 Georgia Jordon z 5 ' 5 qw , A ,. Iv X af, I M rw, A , rw .cr -, :L M fy 4' fa .fm- fax J W, e7 xQg ?lW W4 0 l I 2 ,QW ja . YI Wifi 5 XJ 1 2 ? Larry Jordon Joe Jordon Larry Keck Gloria Keel Pat Kennedy Ronald Keranen Gene Kidd Patrick King 73' ar Q xxx ryfif f f s John Janeway Ronnie Jeffries Dorothy Jinks Tommy Jochetz Jimmy Johnson Greg Johnston Barbara Jones Gayla Jones Karen Jones Linda Jones C ASS OF '65 WONDER why they re hiding the cookies burned . x l l I Q l H i 1 Steve Lewis Patricia Lilley Neville Lindley Glen Loyd Charles Long Carol Lopez Linda Love Coetta Lovell Bob Lowery David Loyd Douglas Loyd John McCord I r r . , A f r W ww, James Kirkland Vernon Kisinger Gary Lane David Langdon Waynel Lanham Don Lawyer Lorene Legerwood Betty Lessert Julee Levine Kathy Lewis If Janice McCuistion Stanley McCuistion Carolyn McElroy Mike McKee Mike McKinney Donnie McKinney Wendell McKnight Clara McLaughlin Paul McLaughlin Stacie McNulty Raymond Madden Darryl Maddox Tom Madison Willie Mahan Johnny Majors Q1 -ag SM L ff x iii it kb' Q .-1 xi! 'Qu' I E: AV 1 fx.s1'siff 1 v .0 97' 5? if ' 'rx , id, r 'Z ag' gl-tw? : if fx , X '33 151 1'1- 511 14 'SV fl gi if I it . M-f Me 1 L r , frw 2 , Sammy Mercer U! av? r if at A Fi if if IVL if fa M A . KM Gayla Messenger Linda Middleton Carol Milam Kathy Millard Martha Miller Bobby Mitchell Myra Mitchell Texxie Molton Mary Helen Mangan Mark Markee Maria Martinez Sue Marvel Dennis Mathews Charles Mayes John Medford Karla Medler Glen Meir Travis Melton Q, x X C ASS OF '65 DO you think we should let her out now? Tommy Mongold Sylvia Moore Wesley Morris Judy Morrison Patricia Morton Joann Moss Robert Moss Lonnie Moyer Wilma Mozingo Charles Naim an Dickie Nelson Mike Nelson Priscilla Nicholas Dave Nichols Gail Northcut Charles Nowell Jo Carol Oden Carolyn Ogle Dale Ogle J. T. Ott Lynn Ott Paul Packbush David Padilla Danny Parkhurst Kitty Parks Eddie Paxton Eula Pearsons Donna Pennington Linda Petty Darrell Phillips Douglas Phillips John Phillips Bill Phillips Wayne Platt Joyce Poe Maxie Poole Catherine Poundstone ' .Lg gr I K 1 WN 4 N :jf f ' Xfl as We M LaCar1ton Rhodes 1-5: g. . -g w-X V . v M ' f K A X.- In I a P f gffggz .3 . ,,..1.'. i f X -1 3' -' , f' wf NJ Y f s Janice Rice Franklin Riggle Larry Don Robertson David Robins Troy Rodgers Mike Rodriquez Joann Russem Larry Saker Greg Powers Franklin Pratt Phyllis Preslar Linda Pruiett Stanley Putman Brenda Ralls Jeann Rarnstad Linda Rape Freddie Ray Tommy Rhea C ASS OF '65 GUESS we'd better get nd of the cheat Sheet . Larry Salmon Jerry Sams Anton Schaeffer Linda Scott Ronnie Scott Stephen Scott Betty Searcy Mike Shaver Jimmy Shaw Carol Sue Shearer Mike Shearon Patti Sherburne Miriam Shi Kay Shirley Linda Shockley Tommy Simmons Danny Sim on Charlene Sims Randy Sims Rita Sims George Slaybaugh Allen Smith Carl Smith David Smith Gary Sm ith Jerry Smith Larry Smith Sharron Smith Susan Smith Jean Smoot Dusty Sosebee Richard Southern Lois Spake Mike Spears Lester Speegle Linda Spencer June Staggs 'SZ' , , if is b .44.mi if S iEiQ3f,f?J am XX -ai Ay- .' . P A S, X t, ltgm W7 'Ulu -'K '.l . H F sz 1. uf xxx' Fits 'Q--'v S. N. X Zigi Q' ' if it ljfi sgii' 171:53 ,!5.Tm.wg:si sf' S xi i ,315 L j!!!!!?i if . 4- ' I 'S.m !' -a .'i '.f' :mi U ini., I v. ,r I x ' r 'if ' r a. 1 22532, ' 1 Y ww V Q f ia y 4 F 4 w ef - .F A lissa' E Q at 5 Q Y ,I 3 J' l f T X e', '. s Ll . s I' X X ' ..- . 'T' :gs S22-'iff- 1? 'Q' s rs-af 156 'fi' ' 1 all 5 y Hg , 4 ' S X f Paula Taylor if . XR Q ,xr W 4 ises 7,,, ll!1l I M Q Y 'x ' r Q , Q . x ' .1 4 . Terry Teague Dianne Tekell Connie Thompson Tommy Thompson Wally Toews leffry Tollett Laura Turner Stanley Vandievere ,QQ i . M-.X James Stinson Pamela Stone Mary Swatzel Richard Tallent Patricia Taylor Peggy Stark Carol Stevens Gary Stevens Bess Stephens Bobby Stephens Jeanne Stigall .s Q1 gr - Wu 5 Q 6 , ' ev w fs if' s :Wy VX . , I , 1 wi' l , ' 7 ga' X M 7- .fox 1 ,.,f,.f S. .s,. V , s- , ,,.f - s . r- 4-- Marvin Tidrick Bobby Tillman Bill Tkacik Kathy Totman Jamie Towles Doug True Eddie Vidaurri Stanley Walesiak Johnny Walker tm, Delbert Thomas Lula Thomas Gerry Teague . it Nia- I x ,1! .. Y U' s fl Q .Nur if ' Magix ix ge 4. ' I . ,f ' ask E1 is Yr. l Mary Ruth Wall Mike Walser Dena Ward Jerry Weed Marie Wesley Terry West Reta Whaley Sherman Wheless Cecila White Sue White Karen Whitesides Ronnie Whittington Ginger Wiley Judy Wilkinson Chris Willerton Candy Williams Ierry Williams Kharen Williams Mary Ann 'Williams Sandra Williams Sharen Williams Y x N A so sf -:-f' ,V ,K x ,JN :J Es' '...e Eg g C i Nm- - so Q. xf' -ff K 1Q,f,:a'.,5?: . W . 9:1 J r '52, , William Willmon Clara Wilson Preston Wilson Treva Wilson Jerry Winegar Jeanette Wolf Jo Beth Wood Donald Woodfin Karla Woods Sammy Woods Richard Wosley Johnny Wright Kay Wunsch Rickey Yancey LaDonna Yates .L r, v if : V ' W A. mxl C I V: V.. ,f ' 5' Q., Xfvxs , 'sz 232 it 9 LMI C. , 11110 if 'nw 5 ,, 1 XX x. f lfl EXW? Z I , 157 I DEX Abel, Bob 23,8 I,121.143. Adams, J. R. 143 Addington, Don 36.143, Addison, Ora Lee 54, 143 Aldrich. Jane Ann '1.54,142,14-3. Alexander, Alan 143. Alexander. Dean Football '61,'62,'63, Basketball '61,'63, Baseball '63, Track '61.'62, Spanish Club President '62.'63, National Honor Society '61,'62,'63, Candidate for Favorite '61,'62, Candidate for Mr. Borger High '63 10,11.19,66,68.'l4,'78.100. 115. Alexander, Linda Band '61.'62.'63, Spanish Club '62,'63, Student Council Representative '61, Band Secretary '63, Candidate for Band Queen '63 . . .43,44,115. Allen, Linda 143. Allen, Sharon 115. Amador, Bobby 34.129, Ames. Mary 129. Anaya. Carol P. E '61.'62,'63, Senior Play '63, . .l15,120,121. Anderson, David 143, Anderson, Donald Football '6l.'62.'63. '7.66.76,115. Anderson. Huston 15.1'7,66,'76.104,l29. Anderson, Linda 129. Anderson, Minnie Chorallets '62, P. E. '63, Advisery Vice-President '61 Advisery Reporter '62, Choir '61, Office '61,'62,'63, Red Cross Repre- sentive '61 54.115, Anderson. Sammy 10.143 Anderson, Sherry 143. Anderson, Talhia 129. Andress. Cathy 142.143 Arcos. Jaime 34, Argo. Gary 143. Argo, Larry 143. Argovitx, Merna 2'l,28,143. Armstrong, Geneva 54. Armstrong. Jimmie 43.129, Arthur, Sue Deca '63: 30.115, Arthur, Teddy P. E. '61,'63, Tennis '62, 15.115, Artzberger, Annette Student Council Representative '61, Steering Com- mittee '61, Modern Dance '62, French Club Treasure '62, Cheer- leader '63, French Club Representative '63, Candidate for Favorite '63, Candidate for Football Queen '63, 17.102.115. Aubrey, Alfa 129, Auld, Mike 66,69,'79,143. Aull, George Ann 1'7,43.4'I.49.103,129, Aull. Vera Jo 1'7,43,4'7,128,129. Austin, Loretta 50.129. Austin. Randall 96.143, Aycock, J an 30.129, Badgett, Ed P, E. '61, V. L C. '61, V. L C. Sergeant At Arms.'63, 34, Baird. Ronnie 143. Baker, Johnny 143, Baker, Thomas Basketball '61, Golf '62,'63, Advisory President '61, Spanish Club Sergeant-at-Arms '62, 115. Baldree. Mike 10,66.'76,129. Ballard. Lela Varsity Choir '62,'63, Madrigal Singers '63, Red Cross Representative '62, Spanish Club '61.'6'2, 115. Ballard, Shirley 143. Barber. Charles 34.129, Barbour. Paul 129. Barclay, Coleen 1'7.129. Bardin,.Tohn P. E. '61.'62.'63, Bardin, Sandra 115. Barefoot, Frances Barksdale, Kathleen Red Cross Representative '63, Steering Committee Representative '63, 6.49.9'l.115. Barnes, Frances Spanish Club '61.'62, TALA '61, Modern Dance '62, DECA '63 30,115 Barron. Joe 66,69,'79,96.143. Barron. Royce Basketball '61,'62.'63, Spanish Club '61,'62, Student Council President '63, Advisory President '62, Boys State '63, Candidate for Best Personality '63, Co-Captain of Basketball Team 8.9,11.82,90,91. 111.115, Barrow. Johnny 66,76,129. Baxter, Marion Tennis '62,'63, Key Club '61,'62.'63, Red Cross Historian '62, P.E. '61, l5.86,115, Beamguard, Larry 129. ' Bearden, Neal 66,69,'79,143, Beets, Cheryl 17.115, Bell. Donnie DECA '62,'63, 30.31. Bell. Sharon P.E. '61,'62.'63. Benge. Deede 17.21.14-3. Bennett, Sarah 49,129. Benton, Tony 143. Benz, Sue 143. Berry. Elizabeth DECA '63, P.E. '63, 30.115, Berry, Frances 5O.51,143, Bess, Mary 17.129, Best. Linda Bienroth, Frankie 143. Bienroth, Sandy '7,1'7.129. Black. Julia 143. Bloyd. Don 17, Bogan. Charles-15,43.44.143. Boggess. Edwin 144. Bolton, Mickey Choir '61, P.E. '62, D.O. '63, V.l.C. '63, 115. Bond. Nancy 28.14-4. Bostick. Frances 28.14-4. Bouldin, Diane 129. Bowling. Kenn DECA '62.'63: 130.115, Box. Linda 144. Boyd. Martha 144. Boyd, Ronald P.E. '61,'62,'63, Senior Play '63, Spanish Club '62,'63, 115,120,121. Boyer. Mike 23,144. Boyer, Sandra 129. Boyett, John 15.1'7.43,129. Bradley, Neal 15.43.144 Bridges. Jeamiie 144. Bridges, Mike 34. Brinson, Beverly 23.49.144 Brooks, Donna 24. 25, 49, 52, 107. Brooks, Susan 50.144, Brown. Billy 34.129, Brown. Bobby 144. Brown, Jimmy 34.129, Brown. Judieth 129. Brown, Rickey 130.144. Brown. Ricky 36. Brown. Robert 144. Brown, Shirley 50.144, Brown, Wayne 34, Browning, Shannon Brownlee. Fred 144. Brumfield. Richard 51.144, Brurnmal, Julie 130. Bryant, Lynn F.l-LA. '63' 28.115, Bryant. Terry 17.130, Buckner. Barbara '7.10,1'7,50,144. Bulla, Gary 15. Bullard. Carol 144, Bunn. Melvin 10.66.'7'7,130. Burnley, Elinor 144. Burns. Raymond 15,4'7.82,92.93.130. Burton, Jeannette French Club '62,'63, Junior Play '62, Senior Play'63, 1'7,116,120,121. Butler, Bill 15.43.145. Butler. Mike 15.1'7,-43.130, Butler, Patti Spanish Club Reporter '61, Alternate Student Council Repre- sentative '62, Choralettes '62, Student Council Representative '63, Varsity Choir '63, Candidate for Miss Borger High '63, 10.11O,116. Butler, Steve '7.15.1'7,43. Bybee, Diana 28.14-5. Bybee, Helen 130, Byrd. Larry 36.145, Cable, Per ry Citizen of the Month Committee '62,'63, 14.116, Caddell. Wayne 145. Cain. Aileen Band '61.'62,'63, 43.44,116. Calhoun, Phillip Office '61.'62,'63, Spanish Club '6l,'62.'63, 116. Callord, Joleen Cameron, Bill 36.145, Camp, Frances Band '61.'62. 63, F,T.A. '62.'63, F.T.A, Treasurer '63 Junior Play '62, Senior Play '63, 21.4-3,116,121. Camp. Mary Ann 21,23.43,121.145. Cannon, Linda 145. Cannon. Mildred Choir '61.'62.'63, Red Cross Representative '63, Choir Secretary '63, 49.116, Cannon. Patiricia 130. Carlile. Nito 145. Carlock. Glynn Spanish Club '62,'63, DECA '63, P.E. '61.'62, 30.116. Carlson, Jimmy 15,17.130. Carlton. Wilvia Carpenter. Jodie 145. Carpenter. Kay 28,29.145. Carpenter, Randall Advisory President '61.'63, Class Vice-President '62, Key Club '61,'62, Key Club Treasurer '62, Choir '61,'62,'63, Choir President '63, Candidate for Senior Favorite '63, 15,102.116, V' ' 159 Carpenter, Sue French Club '62.'63: Senior Play '63, Class Parlia- mentarian '62, Class Secretary '63, Candidate for Friendliest '63, F.l-LA, President '63, F,l-LA, Parliamentarian '61, F,l-LA. Treasurer '62, Choir '61, 17,28,29,54,110,1l4,116,120,121, Carpenter, Teresa 145. Carruth, David 145. Carson, Ann 145. Carter, Cathy 145. Carter, David All State Choir '63, All Region Choir '63, Varsity Singers '63, Madrigals '63, Barbershop Quartet '63, 116. Casey, Arlene 145. Casey, Betsey Choir '61,'62,'63, Student Council Alternate '61, Student Council Representative '61,'62,'63, Spanish Club '61, Candidate for Most Likely to Succeed '63, Junior Play '62, Senior Play'63,10,107, 116,121. Casey, Patti 145. Castagnetta. Joe 130. Chambless, Sharon Spanish Club '62,'63, Steering Committee '62,'63, Candidate for Best Personality '63, Modern Dance '61,'62,'63, Senior Play '63, 6, 50, 111,115,121. Chase, Don 130,15,43,130. Chase, Sharon 17,455,130 Cheatham, Jimmy 145. Chelf, George 36,45, 51. Chisholm, Kaye 145. Chisum, Cecil 121. Ch.isum. Jerri 17,43,130. Chisum, Nikki 43,145. Clark, Dewayne 43,145. Clark, Leonard 36,130. Clawson. Randy 12,106,145 Cleveland, Donna 17,26,13O, Cleveland, James Choir '61,'62,'63, Spanish Club '62,'63, 116,145. Clingan, Laura 4-3,116. Clontz, Deanna 28,145. Coble, Ed 145. Coffer, Joe 66,69,70,73,77,130, Cogdill, Jerry Football '61, Track '6l,'62,'63, Steering Committee '61, 15,17,1l6. Cogdill, Wayne 15,66,67,69,130. Coggins, Johrmy 36,145. Collard, Joleen 31,30. Cole, Judy Choir '61, Office '62,'63, Spanish Club '62,'63, Student Council Representative '61, 54.116, Collier, Elaine 12.145, Collins, Mike P.E. '61, V.l.C. '62,'63, 34,117. Cone, Stanton 145. Cormer, Art 51,130. Conner, Dale 82,95,30. Conner, Danny 130. Cook, Jane P, E. '61,'62,'63, 97,117. Cook, Mary Spanish Club '61, Choir '61,'62,'63, Office '62,'63, Newspaper Staff '63, Senior Play '63, Candidate for Best Personality '63, 27, 54, 111, 117, 121. Cooley, Darla 28,145. Cooper, Jackie 37. Cooper. .Ter ry 96. Cooper, Ronnie 131. Cope, Donna 17,43,131. Copelin. Johnny 37,131. Cornelison, Rayma 145. Cornelius. Mike Key Club '61,'62,'63, Secretary of Key Club '63, Spanish Club '62,'63, Sergeant-at-Arms of V, l, C, '63, 15, 97, 117. Cornett, Danny 36,145. Couch, Merle 145. couch, Ralph F,F,,A, '61,'62,'63, av. Cotton, Byron 131. Courtney, Kathleen 17,131. Cox, Nancy 43.145, Crafton, Carol 145. Craig, Virginia 120,121,131. Cranfill, Barbara 54,145. Crawford. Gary 7,12,15,145, Creager, Virginia Band '61,'62,'63, National Honor Society '62,'63, Red Cross Representative '61,'62, Spanish Club '62.'63, 4-3,47,117. Criswell, Mike Football '61,'62,'63, Spanish Club '62,'63, 66,74,117, Crites, Pam 10,4-3,49,54-,146. Crittenden, James 145. Crouch, Chris 131. Cryer, Eugene 146. Cumings, Judy Student Council Representative '61, Modern Dance '61, D.O, '62,'63, V,LC, '62,'63, V,l,C, Reporter '63, 117, Cummings, Don 146. Cummings, Patricia 43,146, Curry, Barbara 17.131, D'Arcy, Bob 146. Darby, Carol 17,21,131. Daugherty, Shirley 146. Davenport, Ronnie DECA '62,'63, 30,117. Davis, Bobby 131. Davis, Glen 146. Davis, Haskell 146. Davis, Jimmie Band '61,'62,'63, Band Queen Candidate '63, Band Board '63, French Club '61,'62, Steering Committee '61, Alternate Student Council Representative '63, 43,117,121, , Davis, Leonard 117. Davis, Patricia 146. Davis, Pug 7,17, 131. Davis, Ransom Spanish Club '61,'62, P, E. '6l,'62,'63, Junior Play '62, Senior Play '63, 117.121, Davis, Rita 146. Davis, Robert 146. Deal, Roger 26,43,146. Deason, Sandra Spanish Club '61, Choir '61,'62, Varsity Singers '63, 117. DeBarr, Lattie 146. Dempsey, David Choir '61,'62,'63, P,E. '61, French Club '61.'62, 117. Dempsey, Jane 146. Dennis, Bobby 131. Derr, Eddie 51,146. DeVore, Connie 28,29,43,146. Dewey, Steven 146. Dickerson, Cheryl Student Council Representative '61, Choir '61,'62, Office '63, Dickerson, Wally Basketball '61,'62,'63, French Club '61,'62, Steering Committee '61, Advisory Treasurer '61, 81.91,117. Dill, Mark 128.131, Dillingham, David 7,66.6S,79,146. Dodge, Roger 27.147, Dodson. Janice 147. Dodson, Paul 121.131. Donnell, Denise 17, 54,13 1, Dotson, Sharon 147. Downs, Wallace Doyle, Letha 131. Drake, Patricia 17.131, Dread, Verna Ree Choir '61, F.l-LA, '61, P.E '61,'62,'63, 117. Dulaney, Kim 147. Dull, Warren 36,147. Duncan, Louemma P,l1 '61,'62,'63, Office '62,'63, 54-,117. Dunn, Jimmy DECA '62,'63, DECA Sergeantaat-Arms '63, P,E, '61, 30.31. Dutton, Bobby 15,17,147, Dutton, Richard 131. Earley, Sharon 50,l47. Earnest, Ronnie F.F.A. '61,'62,'63, Football '61, P,E, '62,'63, 36. Eason. Patsy 17,21,49,131. Egan, Gary P,E '61,'62,'63, Advisory Vice-President '63, Advisory Sergeant-at-Arms '62, 117. Eggleston, Brenda 147. Eldredge, Dale 147. Eldredge, Glenn 131, Eldrige, Orveta 17,49,131. Elliff, Gerald Spanish Club '62,'63, Key Club '62,'63, Band '61,'62,'63, 43,118. Elliff, Richard 87,132. Ellis. .Terry 147. England, Don 51,147. Eppison, Denny 132. Epps, Toni 21,54, 132. Evans, Brian 147. Evan, Roy 10,147. Everette, Nancy 50,132. Everett, Patricia 7,17,142,147. Fagan, Pat 118. F agan, Susan 147, Pain. JO Carol Balld '61: TALA '61: P. E. '62,'63, French Club '62.'63, 17.1l8. Faulkner, Ronnie 147. Fauske, Larry 147, Felker, Mary 147. Ferguson, Carolyn 78,147. Ferguson, David 17.147, Finney, Sherry 30,31,132. Finney, Truman 147. Fisher, Don Candidate for Most Handsome '63, 24.25,109,118. Fisher, Francine 10,147. Fisher, Linda Student Council Representative '62, Spanish Club '62,'63, Red Cross Representative '62, Cheerleader '63, Candidate for Favorite '63, 27,101,118. Flaharity. Larry 34, 147. Flaugher. Billy 147, Fleming. Phyllis 50.51.141 Floyd, Hope F.T.A.'61: P.E. '61.'62: DECA '63s 30.118, Floyd, Joy 147. Floyd. Odene 132. Foland. Bobby 132. Followell. Glenda 147. Ford. Herman 147, Ford. Herman 132, Ford. Jerry 147, Ford. Thomas 36.147, Fore. Cleota 147. Fore. Leota 147. Foster, Jo Marie 147, Foster, Ro Ann P.li '62g Office '63p Red Cross Representative '63g 49.54, 97.118, Fraley, Dixie Choir '61,'62.'63g Alternate Student Council '63p Home Room Vice-Presient '61g Choralettes '62g Varsity Singers '63g 118 Franklin. Roland Basketball '61.'62.'63: Les Amis '62.'63: Track '63g Candidate for Most Friendly '63g Homeroom President '62g 17,82,90. 92.93,109.118, Franks. Glenda 147. Frazier, Weldon 17.132, Frederickson. Patricia 132. Fridley. Cindy 147. Fyfee. Diane 147. Gabler. Robert 147, Gaiser. Bob Football '61.'62,'63g Student Council '62g Steering Committee '62g Spanish Club '62.'62g Advisory President '61g 66.71,73,75.76.118, Galloway, Jack 148, Galyon. Fern 17,28.148, Gammill. Carolyn 50.132, Garcia, Olivia Choir '61g V.LC. '62,'63. 118. Garst. Gordon 43.148, Garza, Joe 51.132, Garza. John 148, Geerdes. Jane Modern Dance '61'62'63p Miss Modern Dance '62p Steering Committee '61,'62: Student Council Representative '63 Class Vice- President '63g Spanish Club '62,'63g Spanish Club. Sergeant-at-Arms '62p Candidate for Friendliest '63g 10,110,114,118, George, Patricia 12.148, Gerhardt, Jan 132. Gibbs, Melvin Football '61,'62,'63g Student Council Representative '62g Track '61.'62p Advisory Sergeant-at-Arms '61g 66.67,68,73.75.76,112, 118. Gibson, Karen 132. Gill, Janice P.E '61.'62.'63. Gillespie. Jane Band '61: Class Reporter '61g Red Cross Representative '61.'62g Spanish Club Secretary '61g Chemistry Club '63: 118, Gilmore, Eddie 96.148, Gibson, Truitt 148, Glasscock. Mike 148. Goddard, Sharon 132. Godin. Mike Band '61.'62g Spanish Club '61.'62: Key Club '61,'62.'63: Baseball Manager '62,'63g Football Manager '63g Slide Rule Club '63g 15.66.67,69,118, Godin, Pat 43.148, Golden Larry 148. Goodner. Linda Modern Dance '61,'62,'63g French Club '62,'63g Advisory Vice-Presient '61, Gosnell, Edward 148. Gosnell, Roy 132, Gray. Patricia 148, Green. Bobbie 17.132, Green, Carlta 17.132, Green, Donald 148. Green. Ronnie 17.132, Green, Sandra 132, Green. Maggie 133. Grifhn, Dianne 148. Grifin. Joyce 17.133, Grimes. Joe Male Chorus '6lg Varsity Singers '62,'63g MetalShop'62, '63g V.l.C. Vice-President '62g V.l.C, President '63, 34,35.118. Grubbs. Lavotuie 133. Grubbs. Neal Football '61: Baseball '61.'62,'63p 118. Grubbs. Pat 148, Guinn, Linda 133. Guyll, Cheryl Guynes, Mary Band '61.'62p French Club '62.'63: Senior Play '63p 17.119, 121. Haas. Wanda 49.133, Hales. Jackie 36.148, Hall. Jimmie 34. Hall, Trally 34.133, Halsey, Don Band '61.'62,'63g Stage Band '61,'62g Band Vice-President '62'63g All-Region Band '61.'62g Spanish Club '62,'63g Key Club'61, '62,'63: 15.43,44,119, I-lammoc. Frances Choir '61.'62.'63g Madrigal Singers '63: 119 Hamrnet, Emma Modern Dance '61.'62g Red Cross Sergeant-at-Arms: Spanish Club 119. Hamilton, Pat 7.15.4-3,44,49,148. l-lammons. Sherry 148. I-laning. Shirley 43.148, Hankins, Jerry Basketball '61: Advisory President '62,'63p Spanish Club '62,'63g Steering Committee '62g 119. Hanna. Bryan 36.96.149. 1-lanner, Diann 6.28.29.119.l2O,121. Hanner. Mike 13,43,149, Harbin, Jimmie 149. Harder. Jimmie P.E '61.'62,'63g Key Club '61,'62.'63g Spanish Club'62. '63s 15.119, l-larkins, Sue Band '61.'62.'63g F.T.A. '61,'62g F.T.A, Journalist '62: Office '63g 34.43.149. Harms. Bonnie TALA'61, '62, '63:F. FLA. '61, '62, '63:F, H. A. Secretary F,H.A, Parliamentarian: TALA'61:P. E. '63:12, 29. 119, Harrell, Barbara Office '61.'62,'63g Class Parliamentarlan '61g Class Reporter '63g Newspaper Staff '61,'62p D.O, Treasurer '63g 54,114,119, l-laarell, Carolyn Band '61,'62.'63g All-Region Band '63p Spanish Club '61g 43.119, Harrington, Mike 96.149, Harrington, Robert 10.17,149, Harris. Billy 133. Harris. Bob 87.133, Harris. Brenda Choir '61.'62.'63' National Honor Society '62.'63p Red Cross Representative '63, Candidate for Most Likely to Succeed '63g French Club '61, '62: Academic Awards '61, '62g 107, 119. Harris. Ferrel 149. Harris. James 147, Harris. Mike Golf '61s Baseball Manager '62g DECA '63p P.E. '61.'62: Choir '61g 30.119, Harris, Susan 54.149, Harris. Wyleen F.T.A. '61.'62,'63g F,T.A, Treasurer '62g F.l'LA. '61, '62,'63: Choir '61,'62: P,E '63, Harrison, Janie Student Council Representative '61g Band '61.'62.'63g Choir '62,'63p Girls State '62g French Club '62.'63g Advisory President '62: 8.11,17,43.108.119. Harrison, Ronnie 149. Hart, Fred Baseball '62.'63p Football '61g Stage Crew ofthe Senior Play '62: 15.119, Hart, Joe D.E, '63p 30.31. Hatfield, Mike 149, Hatfield, Terry 17,43.133. Hawkins. Mary Dale 50.149, Hayes. Judy 106.133, Haynes, Judy 142.149, Heard, Donna 43.149, Hef11er. Jerry Don. Helton. Carolyn Red Cross Representative '61g Spanish Club Secretary '61g Student Council Representative '62: Candidate for Service '63g Student Council Treasurer '63g Office '61.'62g 8,9.46,108,119, Helton, Paula Sue P.E. '62.'63. Henderson, Jo Ann 149. Hendricks. Bill P.E. '61,'62g DECA '63g 30.119, Hendrie, Sally 17.21,54,133. Henson, Patsy 133. Hepler. Shirley 149. I-lerrelson, Joe 133, Hestilow. Priscilla P.E. '6l,'62.'63g F,T.A, '61,'62,'63g French Club '62: F,l-LA. '63, Higgons, Floyd 149. Hill. Charles 36.149, Hill, Kay 149, Hill. Tony 149. Hodge. Cecil isa. Hodge, Thomas 133, l-lodges. Ldloy 133, I-lolleman, Lynda Band '62p Twirler '62g Student Council Representative '63p P.l1 '63, Holmes. Bob 133. Holmes, Bobbie 149, Holston. Robert 15.149, Holt, Danny Candidate for Favorite '61.'62,'63g Basketball Manager '62, '63p Choir '6l: Spanish Club '62.'63g Key Club Sophomore Director '61: Key Club Vice-President '62g Key Club President '63g Sergeant-of-Arms for Senior Class '63p Steering Committee of Junior Class '62: Boys' State '63g Junior Play '62, 160 Holt, Roy 15.149, Hood, Kindell 149, Hood, Peaches 149. Hooks, Kathie F.l-LA, '61,'62,'63, P.E. '61.'62,'63. Hooks, Lloyd 149, Hocpes, Roberta French Club '61,'62, Choralettes '61,'62, Varsity Singers '63, Steering Committee '6l. Hoopes, Scott 149. Hooten, Vena 149. Horton, Charles 149. Howard, Danny 36.149, Howard, Glenda 149. Howard, Skipper Track '62,'63, Spanish Club '62,'63, Parliamentarian of Senior Class '63, Candidate for Friendliest '63, 110,114,122, Howell, Benny 133. Howell, Sharon 1'7,43.44,86,138. Huddleston, Allen 149, Hudgens, Sandra 28. Hudson, Dean 54.133, Huffman. Jean Junior Red Cross Representative '61, P. E, '61,'62, D.O. Secretary '63, D, O. Sweetheart '63, 122. Huffman, June 133, Huffman, Gary 149. Huffman, Sherry 50,121,134, Hull, Larry 149, Hull, Mike Choir '61, Track '62.'63, Steering Committee '63, 6. Hunsperger, Wayne 7,96,149. Hunt, John 134. Hunter, Helen '7,1'7.21.54,134, Hurst, Linda Band '61,'63, 43,122. Hutto, Larry 134. Hyatt, Mike 17,51,134. Hysmith. Carol 149. Ingram, Earl 149. lsom, Dean DECA '62,'63, DECA Vice-President '63, P.E. Advisory President '61, 30,122, Jackson, Bobby 149. Jameson, Judy Tennis '62,'63, F.H.A. '63, P, E, '61, Red Cross Repre- sentative '62, 28,29,86,l2'2. Janeway, Bill Football '61, P, E. '62, DECA '63, 30.122, Janeway, John 10,15,49,106,142,150. Jeffries, Ronnie 36,150. Jenkins, Jean 134, Jinkins. Tim 134, Jinks, Dorthy 150. Jochetz, Tormny 36,l5O. J ohnson. Barbara 128,134-. Johnson, Charles 134. Johnson, Jacquita V,I,C, '63, D,O '63, Advisory Vice-President '61, Advi- sory Sergeant-at-Arms '62, 122. Johnson, Jimmy 122. Johnson, .Timmy 150. Johnson. Lee Football '6l,'62,'63, Class President '61.'62,'63, Favorite '61,'62'63, Student Council '61,'62,'63, Candidate for Mr, Borger High '63, 9,66,67,73,'75,100.114,122. Johnston, Bill 134. Johnston, Kay 128.134, Johnston, Greg 96,150. Johnston, Sherry Jolly, Carol 54.134, Jones, Barbara 150. J ones, Danny 24.25. Jones Donald Jones, Gayla 43,8'7,150. Jones, Jana Band '61,'62, French Club '61.'63, DECA '63, DECA Sweet- heart '63, DECA Treasurer '63, Student Council Alternate '61, 17, 30,122. Jones, Karen 150. Jones, Linda 150. Jones, Robert J ones, Vicki 17.134-. Jordan, Georgia 7,12.l'7,28,29.15O. Jordan, Joe 150. Keck, Larry 66,'79,150. Keel, Gloria 150. Keeth, Sharon 43,47,143. Kelly. Patti Modern Dance '61,'62, Class Secretary '62, Girl's State '62, Spanish Club '62.'63, Spanish Club Vice-President '62,'63, Cheerleader '62'63, Candidate for Service Award '63, Student Council Representative '63', F. F,A. Sweetheart '63, 1l,19,24,25.108,122. Kendall, Richela Choir '61, Choralettes '62, Varsity Singers '63, TALA '61, P.E. '62, French Club '62,'63, ,l7, 49, 97.122, Kennedy, John Golf '61,'62,'63, 123. Kennedy, Pat 150. Kensley, Phillip 1'7,134, Kent, Beverly 134. Keranen, Randy 134. Kesterson, Joe Football '61, P, E, '61,'62, D, O, '62.'63, Candidate for Best Personality '63, 1l1,123, Kidd, Gene 150. King, Patrick 36,150. Kirkland, James 151. Kisinger. Vernon 51.151, Klause. Sandra 134. Kleiss, Kathy Band '61, '62, '63, Junior Play '62, Steering Committee '62, Honor Society '63, 17,43,44,46,123. Kliewer, Terry 17,4-7,86,134, Kostenski, Joe 134. Kuroki, Sharon 17.25.13-l, Kyler. Duane Band '61, Golf '61.'62,'63, French Club '62,'63, French Club Sergeant-at-Arms '63, 17,123. LaGrone, John Football '61,'62,'63, Football Captain '62,'63, Steering Committee '61, Student Council Representative '62,'63, French Club '61,'62, Candidate for Mr. Borger High '63, All State'62,'63, 10,66,67, 73,74,75,76,98,99,123. Lair, Charles Football '61, P, E, '62, Track '63, Steering Committee '63, Alternate Steering Committee '61, Candidate for Most Handsome, 6. 24.25,109,123. Laizure, Cecil 43.135. Lane, Gary 151. Langdon. David 151. Langen, Vincent 82,92,94,134. Langston, Janet 21,l35. Lanham, Waynel 10,106,151. Lanning, Donna 135, Lawyer, Don 151. Layton, Virginia 135. Ledgerwood, Lorene 151. Lee, Jerry '135. Lesher, Mark 47.135, Lessert, Betty 151. Levine, Julee 50,151. Lewis, Kathy 151. Lewis, Steve 151. Libby, Steve 7,17,135. Lilley. Patricia 151. Little, Patricia 17.135, Lindley, Neville 51. Linn, Mary 123. Linton, Fred Student Council Representative '61, Football '61,'62,'63, Track '62,'63: Spanish Club '62,'63, Spanish Club Treasurer '63, 19. 66.68,73,76,78,101,123. Livingston, Vick 30,123. Lloyd, Glen 101. Lloyd. Louis 135. Loard, Mark 1'7,43,135. Loewen, Jan 17,43,44.4'7.104,135. Lollar, Ernie 135. Long, Charles 151. Lopez, Carol 151. Lopez, Randy 34, Loyd, Douglas 43,13 1. Loyd, Roger 43,135, Love, Linda 151. Lovell, Coetta 50,151. Lowery, Bob 52.151, Lowery, Harold Loyd, David 151. Loyd, Douglas 151. Ludden, James Tennis '61,'62, Choir '63, 123. Luttrell, Larry 17. McCal1ister, Celia 17.135, McCord. Johnny 7,49,96,151. McCuistion, Janice 151. McCuistion, Stanley 151. McDaniels, Nancy McElroy, Carolyn 151. McGlaun, Bob 135. McKee, Mike 151. McKinney. Bill Football '6l.'62,'63, Best Personality Candidate '63, Ad- visory President '63, Red Cross Representative '61, Church League Basketball '62,'63, 66,73,76,111.123. McKinney. Donnie 151. McKinney, Mike 151. McKirmey, Sally P. E. '61, Band '62,'63, Candidate for Band Queen '63, Candidate for Senior Favorite '63, French Club '63, Advisory Secretary '62, Advisory Parliamentarian '63, 17,43,102,123. McKnight, Wmdell 36,151. McLaughlin, Clara 151. McLaughlin, Paul 151. McLeod, Betty 123. McMinn. Patricia 54,135. McNulty, Stacie 151. McPherson, Delores 30,123. Madden, Raymond 10,151. Maddox, Darryl 4-'3,151. Maddox, Wanda 135. Madison, Tom 96,151, Mahan. Donnell 135. Mahan, Willie 151. Mahler, Glenda Choir Accompanist '61, Student Council Representative '61, French Club '61,'62, Varsity Choir '63, 123. Majors, Johnny 151. Maloney, Janet Steering Committee '61,'62, Student Council Alternate '61,'62,'63, Choir '61,'62,'63, Candidate for Best School Spirit '63, Spanish Club '61,'62, Advisory Presidmt '62, 112.123, Mangan, Mary 54.152, Mann, Richard Varsity Choir '61,'62.'63: All-Region Choir '61.'62: Male Chorus '61, Barber Shoppers '61, Madrigal Singers '62,'63, Senior Class Play '63, 121.123, Manning, Don P. E. '61.'62, DECA '62,'63, 30,3l,97.123. Manajek, Fran Maple, Susie Band '61, Spanish Club '61, Modern Dancing '62,'63, 124. Markee, Mark 15,87,l52. Martinez. Jo Ann 136. Martinez, Junior 136. Martinez. Maria 50,51,152. Marvel, Sul 152. Mason. Judy 17,21,43,136 Mathews, Dennis 152. Mauldiu, Tommy 36. Mayes Charles 36, 152. Meador, Rebekah 17, 136. Meadows, Dickie 136. Medford, John 152. Medler, John Medler, Karla 152. Meihls, Bruce 136. Meier, Glen 15,17,152. Melton, Travis 152. Mercer, Sammy 152. Messenger, Gayla 152. Messenger, Kemett Junior Play '62, 124, Middleton, Linda 28,152. Mihm, David French Club '61,'62, Chemistry Club '63, P, E, '61,'62, 124, Mikam, Carol 152. Milam, James 124. Miley. George Band '6l,'62,'63, 43,97,136. Miley, Johnny 17.51. Millary, Kathy 152. Miller. Gloria Red Cross Representative '61,'62,'63, Choralettes '61, '62,'63, Spanish Club '62'63, 49,124. Miller, Martha 10,152. Mitchell, Bobbye 4-3,152. Mitchell, Myra 7,17,5O,152. Moffitt, Hershel 30. Molder, Roger 136. Molton, Texxie 28,50,152. Mongold, Tommy 153, Montgomery, Calvin 37,136. Moore, Sylvia 153. Morris, Wesley 153. Morrison, Judy 43,153. Morrison, Sandra TALA '61.'62,'63, TALA Secretary '61,'63, French Club '62.'63, 12.l3,17,124. Morton, Patricia 49,153. Moser, Donna Band '61,'62,'63, Twiler '62, Advisory Vice-President '62, '63, Advisory Secretary '61, 43, 54.112, 124. MOSS. Jo Ann 153. Moss, Robert 153. Moyer, Lonnie 153. Mozingo, Wilma 17,153. Naiman, Charles 36,153. Nay, Mike Neill, George 17,66.77.104.136. Nelson, Dickie 15,4-'3,153. Nelson. Mike 153. Nettles, Bill at Nicholas, Dwain V.LC. '62,'63, Vice-President of V. L C. '62,'63, 124, Nicholas, Percilla 153. Nichols, Dave 153. Nix, Mitchell 136, Nolen. Jerry 136. Norten, Marilyn 30, Northcutt, Gail 153. Nowell, Charles 153. O'Dell, Billy l7,43,136. Oden, Jo Carol 153. Odle, David Spanish Club '61,'62.'63, Golf'61, 124, Ogle, Carolyn 28,153. Ogle, Dale 34,153. Olson, Bob 17,124. Ormsby, Paul 43,136. Ormson, Judy Choralettes '62,'63, Varsity Choir '61,'62,'63, Choir Ac- companyist '62.'63, Madrigals '61,'62, Varsity Choir Vice-President '63, Girl's State '63, Student Council Representative '62, Advisory Trea- surer '61, Candidate for Friendliest '63, Red Cross Secretary '61, French Club '61, French 'Club Treasurer '61, Class Treasurer '63, 11,110,114,124. Orr, Harold 9,1O,3,128. Ott, J. T. 153. Owens, Kaye 5,4, 136. Pack, Lewis V. L C. '62,'63, Packbush, Paul 36,151 Padilla, David 153. Park, Howard Football '61,'62,'63, Spanish Club '62,'63, 66.124. Parker, David 17,136. Parker, Lillian F.T.A. '61,'62, F.T.A. Secretary '62, Choir '61,Chora1- ettes '62, DECA Secretary '63, Spanish Club '62, 30,124. Parker, Susan 104,136. P rkhurst, Danny 153. P khurst, David Basketball '61, Key Club '61,'62, Second Vice7President 1 of-key ciub -sz, Baseball -si.-62,-sa, spanish cub -62, 124. 'Parks, icmy iss. ' ' Patman, Edward 47,136. Patman, William P, E, '61,'62,'63, 124, Patterson, Robert TALA '61.'63, l24,l2, Patton, Mary Choralettes '61.'62, Steering Committee '61, Office '61, French Club '62,'63, 17. Payne, Ami 136. Payne, Lee Class Treasurer '61,'62, National Honor Society '61,'62,'63, National Honor Society Secretary '63, Student Council Representative '61,'62, Student Council Vice-President '63, TALA Secretary '61, TALA Vice-President '62, TALA District I President '63, Spanish Club '61, Candidate for Class Favorite '61, French Club '62,'63, Junior Class Favorite '62, Citizen of the Month '63, Candidate for Miss Borger High '63, V. I, C. Sweetheart, 8,12,17,47,100,l24. Payne, Marilyn Choir '61,'62,'63, Student Council Representative '62, Red Cross Representative '61, Spanish Club Reporter '61, 125. Paxton, Eddie 43,153. Pearson, Chris Advisory Sergeant-At-Arms '61, 125. Pearson, Eula 153. Peiffer, Frances 137. Pennington, Donna 153. Petty, Linda 43,151 Petty, Sammye 49.137. Phillips Bill 153. Phillips Darrell 17,21,153. Phillips Douglas 153. Phillips, Eddie Football '61,'62, French Club '61,'62, Choir '62, P. E, '63, Nomination for Friendliest '63, Phillips, James 17. Phillips, John 153. Phillips, Larry 137, Phillips, Otis 36. Pickard, Mike 43, 137. Pierce, Dale 137. Fjtman, Male Chorus '61, Varsity Choir '61,'62.'63, All-Region Choir '61,'62,'63: Madrigal Singers '62,'63, French Club '62,'63, French Club President '63, Steering Committee '63, Choir Board of Directors '62, Choir Business Manager '63, 6,17,125. Pitt, Ronald 125. Pitts, Carol Choir '61,'62, F.T.A, '61, P, E, '63, French Club '62.'63, l7,125. Platt, Wayne 153. Platter, Linda Poe, Joyce 153. Poole, Marilyn 7. Poole, Maxie l7.50.51,l53. Poole, Tony 137. Posey, Roland 17.137, 1 6 3 Postom, Larry 137. Poundstone, Catherine 15, Powell, Richard Powell. Wayne Student Council Alternate 'Gln V. I. C. Chapter 91 Sergeant- At-Arms '62g V, L C, Chapter 91 Secretary '63g 35,125,134. YPowers, Denny Spanish Club '61,'62' Band Representative '61g Red Cross Representative '61g Red Cross Vice-President '62g TALA Treasurer '62g Red Cross President '63g TALA Vice-Presidait '63g Band Presi- dent '63g 12.43.44,49,125. Powers, Greg 10,12,154. Pratt, Franklin 21.154, Pratt. James 17,43,137. Preslar, Phyllis, 50.154, Price, David 125. Price, Jimmy Football '61, P, li '62, V, I, C, '63g 125, Proffitt. Lisa 137. Pruiett, Linda 43.154, Pruitt, Joel Purcell, David 17.137, Putman. Stanley 154. Ralls. Brenda 50,51,154. Ramsey. Bobby 66,77,137. Ramstad. Joan 43,154-. Rape. Linda 154. Rape, Wayne, Steering Committee '62p Student CoimcilRepresentative '63q Track '6lg Football '61.'62.'63g Spanish Club '62.'63g 10,l9,66,68.71, 73,76,108.125. Ray, Freddy 137. Raynolds, Shirley 137. Reed. Freddy 137, Reynolds, Marsha 137. Reynolds, Sharron Cheerleader '62.'63g Miss Modern Dance '61g Student Council Representative '61g Sophomore Favorite '61g Candidate for Junior Favorite '62g Candidate for Miss Borger High School '63g Citizen of month '61,'62p 17,98,99,125. Rhea, Tommy l5,43,49,154. Rhodes, LaCarolton 154. Rice. Janis 26,54,154. Rich, Sh.irley 137. Richardson, Mike 137. Riggins, Jennie Lou Modern '61,'62,'63g French Club '62,'63g 17.125, Riggle, Franklin 154. Rine, Billy 37,51.l37. Ringo, Ruth 137. Rist, Barbara Choir '61,'62g Alternate Student Council Representative '62,'63g Spanish Club '62g Alternate Steering Committee Representative '62g Junior Red Cross Representative '62, DECA '63g 30,31,125. Rittenhouse, Alice 43.138, Roberts, Ann 7,12.13.l38, Robertson, Larry 9.10,17,142,154, Robins, David 154. Robinson, Joe 66,77.82,90,93.l38. Roden, Travis 134.138, Rodgers, Gary 138. Rodgers. Troy 154. Rodriquez, Henry 138. Rodriques, Mike 154. Rogers, Ronnie Football '61,'62: P, li '62.'63: 97.125, Rogers, Sheryn 133. Roseber ry, Mike 138. Rouse, Doris 6. Rouse, James Football '61: Student Council '61,'63g D, O. '62,'63: 10, Routon, Neva 138, Ruiz, Rebecca P, E, '61,'62g DECA '63p 30.125, Ruiz. Janie 138. Rushing. Charlene 30.130, Russum. JoAnn 4-3.154. Rusten, Sue 138. Rynders. John 8'2,95.128.138. Saker. Charles Saker, Larry 154. Salmon, Larry 155. Salters. Betty 138. Salters. Jackie Sams. Jerry 155. Sanchez. George 138. Sasser. Carolyn 138. Sauls, Gloria Varsity Choir '61,'62g Modern Dance '63g 17,50.125. Say, Melony P, E. '61,'62.'63: 97, Say, Randy 138. Schaeffer, Anton 96,155. Schaffer, Moody P. E '61.'62.'63g French Club '61,'62. Schmitz. Carla Band '63g 43.125, Scott, Linda 155. Scott, Ronnie 155. Scott, Steven 155. Searcy, Bettye 155. Searcy. Judy P, E, '61.'62g DECA '63g 30,l26. Sellars. Carol P, li 'Gly Student Council Representative '61g Alternate Student Council Representative '62g Advisory Tressurer '63g Modern Dance '62,'63g Miss Modern Dance '63p French Club '62,'63g French Club Vice-President '62g Football Queen '63g Student Council Secretary Replacement '63g 17,50,l26. Sessums, Danny 138. Sewell, Ella Mae French Club '61,'62g Varsity Choir '62g Choraletes '62g Choir '61g P, E, '63g 126. Sewell. Guy 138. Sewell, James 138. Shadid, Rhonda Band 'Gly TALA '62p Steering Committee '62g Student Council Representative '63g Candidate for Most Beautiful '63g 12.16. 17,109,126. Shaver, Mike 155. Shaw, Jimmy 17.66,79,155. Shearer, Carol 155. Shearon. Mike 36.155 Shelton, Jerry Basketball '61g Baseball '61.'62.'63g Spanish Club '62,'63g Alternate Student Council Representative '61g Steering Committee '63g Honor Society '62,'63g Candidate for Service '63g 6,46,108,126. Shelton, Joe 82,94,139. Sherburne. Patti 155. Sherwood. Joy 30,139. Shi, Miriam 7,49,155, Shirley, Albert 17,139. Shirley, Kay 155. Shockley, Linda 43.155, Sibley. Mary Ann 126. Simmons. Billy P, E, '6l,'62,'63g 126. Simmons, Tommy 43.155, Simon, Danny 155. Sims, Charlene 43.155, Sims, Gene 139, Sims, Randy 155, Sims, Rita 155. Slaybaugh. George 155. Sledge, Ray Golf '62g Spanish Club '62g Spanish Club Sergeant-at-Arms '62g 24,25.126. Smirl, Arthur Football '61,'62: Track '61,'62,'63g Steering Committee Representative '61,'62g National Honor Society '61,'62,'63: National Honor Society President '63g Spanish Club '62,'63g Student Council Parliamentarian '63g Candidate for Most Likely to Succeed '63g 9.47, l07,126. Smith, Allen 155. Smith, Carl 155. Smith. David 155. Smith. Frances P. E '61.'62.'63. Smith, James Smith, Jerry 155. Smith, Johnny 139, Smith. Larry 155. Smith. Linda TALA Club '6l,'62.'63g TALA Treasurer '61p TALA Re- porter '63, Spanish Club '61,'62g Red Cross Represaitative '62.'63: l2,126. Smith, Smith, Paulene Sharon 12.139, Smith, Sharron 50,155. Smith, Stanley P, E '61,'62,'63g 126. Smith. Susan 155. Smith, Truman 139. Smoot, Jean 155. Snow, Jean l7,54,139. Sosebee. Dusty l42.14,105.142.155. Southern, Richard 155. S pake, Lois 155. Spears, Mike 7,66,79,155. S peegl e, Lester 155, Spencer. Lynda 155. Spencer, Mary Choir '61,'62.'63g F, T. A. '61g Office Staff'61,'62g Mana- sins Editor of Bulldog Growl '63g Candidate for Most Beautiful '63g Choralettes Treasurer '63g Advisory Secretary 'Sli Student Council Representative '61g 9,26.109,126. Staggs, June 155. Stanford. Darrell Stark, Stark, Pat 139. Peggy 10.156. Stavlo, Danny P. E. '61, '62,'63g National Honor Society '63g Second in Class '61g Third in Class '62g 107.126, Stegall. Mike 139. Stephen, Gary 156. Stephens, Bess 17.2l,49,87,l5S. Stephens, James Candidate for Most Likely to Succeed '63g 107. Stephens, Susan l6.139. Sterling. Sharon Steering Committee '61p Alternate Student Council Repre- sentative '61g Student Council Representative '62g Advisory Secretary '63, Candidate for Best Personality '63p P. E. '61.'62.'63g 111.126, Stevens. Carol 156, Stevens, Ed 7,17.83.139. Stevens, Gary 156. Stewart. Delma 12.17.139. Stigall. Jeanne 156. Stinson. James 156. Stone, Pam 17.43.l56. Strovas. James 43.139, Stuebgen. Eddie Art '62.'63: P. E. '62p Male Chorus '61g Varsity Singers '61.'62.'63. Swatzel. Mary 156. Tallent. Richard 156. Tate. J immy 139. Taylor, Carolyn 139, Taylor. Iris 11139. Taylor. Patricia 21.156, Taylor. Paula 156. Teague. Gerry 156. Teague. Terry 7.lO,156. Tekell, Diana 43.156, Terry. Linda 139. Terry. Scotty 43.139. Thomas. Delbert 156. Thomas. Lulu 156. Thompson, Connie 156. Thompson, Tommy 156, Tibbits. Gail Modern Dancing '62.'63g Spanish Glub '62.'63g Spanish Club Historian '62: 50.126, Tidrick. Marvin 156, Tillman. Bobby 96.156, Tillman. Robert Basketball '61.'62,'63g 120.121,90.82. Tlllmon. A. C. Football '61.'62.'63g Spanish Club '62.'63g Basketball '61, Spanish Club Vice-President '62: 66.67.71,72.73,74.76.78.11O,126. Tkacik. Bill 156. Todd. Joyce 126. Toews. Wally 11156. Tollett, Jeffry 36. 156. Toole, Joe Totman, Kathy 443.156, Towles. Jamie 156. Traylet. Dana 17.43. Trayler, Meredith Band '61.'62: Office '63g Chemistry Lab Assistant '63p 47,54.126. True. Doug 34.156. Tucker. John Football '61.'62.'63: Baseball '61.'62.:'63g Spanish Club '63: Spanish Club Secretary '63g Advisory President '61, Advisory Vice- President '62g Advisory President '63g Candidate for Best SchoolSpirit '63g 19.66.68,70.76,112.l26. Tucker, Mary Nell 54,126. Turner, Larry 139. Turner, Laura 156. Turner. Mary Louise. Tyra. Margie 139. Ussery. Wayne 140. Vandievere. Stanley 156. Vanlandingham, Phyllis 17.21,140. Vaughn. Donna 140. Vaughn, J eretta Vaughn, Judy Modern Dance '61.'62: Student Council Representative '62: Class Sergeant-At-Arms '61.'62: Cheerleader '63g Candidate for Best School Spirit '63: Candidate for Football Queen '63p Q.112.127, Vick. Charles 34.35. Vidaurri, Eddie 156. wade. Richard 34.140, Walesiak. Stanley 156. walker. Johnny l2.l3.156. Walker. Kenneth Band '61.'62.'637 Stage Band '61.'62g All-Region Band '62.'63g Tri-State Band '62,'63: 48.127, Walker, Nacola 140. Wall, Mary Ruth 43,151 walser. Ken V. L C. '62.'63g V. L C. Treasure? '63g 34,35,127. Walser. Mike 34.35.151 Walton. David 12.140, Walton. Phyllis F. H. A, '62: F. H. A. Vice-President '62g 29.127, Ward, Deborah Choir '61.'62g P. E. '63: F. H. A. '61: 127. Ward. Dena 157. Watkins. Sharon Weast, Rosemary P. E '62.'63: Homemaker of Tomorrow '63g 127. Weaver, Lou Choir '61.'62.'63g F. FL A. Secretary '62.'63g 2B,127.129. Webb, Jean Advisory Vice-President '61g Steering Cornmittee'62g Student Council Representative '63g Modern Dance '61,'62.'63p Spanish Club '61,'62g 10.50.127. weddington. Patsy 11139. Weed, Jerry 43,151 Wesley. Dorothy P. E. '61, '62, '63g 127. Wesley. Marie 157. west, James Choir '61g Golf '62g Steering Committee '63g Spanish Club '62.'63: 6.121 West, Terry 157. Whaley. Reta 27.151 wheless. Patsy 127. Wheless. Sherman 157. Whisenant, Max P, E, '6l.'62.'63g 127. Whisenant, Paula 140. Whitaker. Mike TALA '61.'62.'63: Junior Play '627 French Club '61.'62g 12.46.121 White, Cecile 157. White, Larry 140. white. Sue 28.151 White, Winna Mae Spanish Club '62,'63g Student Council Representative '61, '62g Modern Dance '6l,'62.'63: 127. Whitesides. Karen 157, Whitfield. Karm Band '6l,'62,'63: F. T, A, '61.'62g French Club '61.'62g Junior Play '62g 43. 127. Whittington. Ronnie 87.157, Widenor. Kay 17.4-3,44,140, Wilcox, Donnie Football '61.'62.'63: F.F.A. '62.'63g F.F.A, Secretary'63g Advisory Secretary '61.'62g 37.66,76,127. Wiles, Mike 140. Wiley. Ginger 10.54.157. Wilkerson. Donna 140, Wilkinson. Judy 157. Wilkinson. Sharon P. E. '61.'62.'63g Alternate for Steering Committee '62g 127. Willerton. Chris 17.43.151 williams. Candy 50.157, Williams. Haskell DECA '62,'63: Golf '61: 30.127, Williams, Jerry 36.157, Williams. Kharen 157. Williams, Mary Ann 157. Williams. Sandra 49.151 Williams, Sharen 157, Willmon, William 17.157. Wilson. Clara 157. Wilson. James Football '61.'62: Basketball '61, Wilson. Jerry Baseball '61.'62,'63: Football '61,'62,'63g Spanish Club '62.'63g Spanish Club Reporter '62g Candidate for Most I-landsome'63g 66,73.74,75.76,78,109.127. Wilson, Preston 157. Wilson, Sandra 140. Wilson. Suellen French '62.'63q Cheerleader '62g Advisery President '61g Candidate for Most Beautiful '63z 17.54.109.127. Wilson. Treva 157. Winegar. Jerry Winegar. Tom 7,140,151 Wilt. Rex Steering Committee '61g Annual Staff '61,'62.'63g Editor-ln- Chief '63g Key Club '61: National Honor Society '61.'62,'63r Student Council Alternate '61.'63g Junior Advisory President '62.'63. Junior Class Reporter '62g Spanish Club '62.'63g Junior Play '62p Senior Play '63g Candidate for Service Award '63g 9,22,24.25,47.108,120.121,127. Witt, Dannis 140. Wolf, Jeanette 157. Wolfe. Nancy 140. Womack, Judith Spanish Club '62,'63: 12.127, Wood. Audrey F. H.A. '61g P. E. '6l,'62.'63: 127. Wood. Jo Beth 157. woodfin. Donald 157. Woods, Donnie 140. Woods, Karla 157. Woods, Karolyn F, H. A, '61.'62,'63g Spanish Club '61.'62p Red Cross '61p Student Council '62g Steering Committee '62g 12.28.121 Woods, Sammy 157. Wosley. Richard 157. Wright. Johnny 157. Wright. Judy Band '6l.'62.'63p Red Cross Representative '61,'63g Steering Committee '62p Alternate Student Council Representative '61q 43.127, Wunsch. Diana 49,54,140. Wunsch. Kay 49.54.151 Yancey. Richard 105.157. Yarbrough. Paul 30.31.140. Yates, La Donna 7.50,157. Yeager. Jerry 17.140, Yen, Lindsey 17,140.52. 1 65 Young. Betty 140, ,mf 'wx ss- K 4- 1' 335 'ffm AUTOGRAPH mbfwv k:XNXx:5..Q-gmxix Q A J F ri N5 in N W SSW Aim ' X X H WK 'mx GLW QDXcw,fu:1,L. , , V' , RQ INSL' -X A mx X N -- 1 EXPN an , L X5 Ll.: y rx Xxx? .1 ,H jj I,.iV,'rN,xX Qrw-ju C,YjQ,3f4- -ry nm' A X1 'YN' n I' ., ,Q 'N .li In ' L X Jr AA If ' jxx .sh Q ,f3X.fL.,L.f 1'A?fX'NxQfJ,k5-Jx. 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