Capitol Hill High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)
- Class of 1957
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What could better represent prog- ress than the advancements made in edu- , I cation during the fifty years of Oklahoma s statehood. y As students of Capitol Hill Highschool, we are proud to be a part of a celebration involving the dreams and plans of so many Oklahomans. - The 1957 Chieftain Yearbook presents life at CHHS, its traditions, ambitions, and hopes for the future, a reflection of the life you helped to make a success. l l l i l . l I l l l l I l l l r l ,I .1,: . f, '3.,, ,,,, ,,,, , Lf' -saififlg 35. .A r N ga ' P y Q., l fig' K 'LVN iii, ,Qin 3 a f-v wr 5, dgwk x 325' wig! A -f t 'fs rf t Q it Q, at .ef an M t 4 if l 0 QE? a M2 tim' at t 1 Q wi- l rgfgr time it f 4 z s s l - if ,H to 1 ,Gigi ri Si i fgsgff s'l4'f'4n l 1 1 ,Q r, 2 x ss Y vi GMX E 'Uv it-s mi ' 159 GWQQQE l 95 'A Y ef ii A ' - wr, EQEN- 4 Q, -or A Q if 5 if: r ki:-if' is 'N N. as s- -1 W ,653 vm 'gf E- 'bf ve unix f' 5 , I5 dQ3f,,mffi 5 -1? P49 -I Y 2 Wa ':Zrr'- was '. f '- .Q 2' FQ. r. fy Q .Q as-in Q s as-555 6 W' may r 37,-3 E.,-,, . r 'Qi W .mi 1. W, .:.i i'i:ft-I s. --i' i is-w i i ii' Page 3 PAGE' 80 fx- DAGS 18' EUNTENT ' , iff,,'f ,m gdb ' , H - ' ' ll ' W 'n V5.. r if ii 15 3? B. 'iff' :':'iLf'i!Qw, ' F,-1fwi S1 J A-'wwmiw , V DR. J. CHESTER SWANSON, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Rounding out his last year as City Superintendent of Schools is Dr. J. Chester Swanson. He has resigned from the educators post which he has held since 1951 to take a position at the Uni- versity of California at Berkley, California. Previously, Dr. Swanson was school administrator in Panama Canal Zone and assistant superintendent in Allentown, Pennsly- vania and San Diego, California. His degrees include an AB from Richmond University, an MA and PhD from Duke University- and an LLD from Oklahoma City University. Dr. Swanson has become a familiar and loved figure in Oklahoma education circles and he will be missed by students and teachers alike. Working hand in hand with the citizens of Oklahoma City for better schools and education programs is the Board of Education, headed by Dr. J. Chester Swanson. This year the board has approved the addition of new classrooms and funds for expansion of some of the already out-dated schools to meet the ever-increasing demands of a growing metropolis. Page 8 MR c B. MCCRAY Mus. L. D. MELTON MR. JIM WRIGHT MR. PHIL BENNETT MPSON President Vice-President MR. OTTO THO Approaching the end of his first year at CHHS, Dr. Leonard Cox is proving to be the Greatest Hrs immediate popularity is credited to his ability to get along with young people as well as adults. Before coming to CHHS, Dr. Cox was a classroom teacher and principal at Commerce, Oklahoma for 15 years. More recently he was Director of Pupil Services at Central High School and Consultant for the State Department of Education. A familiar sight to all CHHS students is Mr. Alonzo Roop, vicesprincipal and all-out Redskin supporter. Mr. Roop is in charge of discipline and works with the counselors in helping students adiust themselves to their school program. He is also responsible for attendance problems and statisti- cal reports made to the State Department of Edu- cation, the Oklahoma City central office and the North Central Association. His helpful cooperative nature has made him a friend to students and teachers alike. Page 9 , 3' 1' I T. P552 is K H sew rf. . . MRS ADALINE BALL, M.A. L. H. BENGSTON, B.B.A. and M.S. M155 HELEN BIGGER, 5.5, JACK BIGGS, B.A. Subi. English Subi. Economics, History Subil Chemmry Subi. English, Visual -Aids Spon. Ki Yi Pep Club Spon. Redskin Pep Club, Spon. Sigma Chi lofi Spon. Hi-Yi's, Operators Club Senior Class, Boys O Club Economics Club EMIT BRADFORD, M.S. and B.S. MRS. JOAN BUTLER, A.B. Subi. Science Spon. Redskin Pep Club JESS L. CARPENTER . Subi. Vocational Agriculture PAGE 'l0 Subi. English Spon. Ki Yi Pep Club Learning some of the fine pointy of bomemaking are Iuanita Unsell and Ioyce McCurdy. Lending some helpful hints is Mrs. Sunbeam Frazier. l,- J rf' XJ' Al 4 314974 'Cf' ' ' 2 gf 1 J l M! I l f if MRS. THELMA COLEMON. A.B.. B.F.A. and M.A. MRS. ALICE CHESHER, A.B. and M.A. Subi. Mathematics .Spon. Mu Alpha Theta W. L Subi. Subi. French, Printing, Photography Spon. Clu Spon. Thespinans, Quill 81 Scroll, Printers Club . ll. L I- 1 iisn c .Q Q Yi fi MRS. LlLLlAN F. CORLEY, B.S. HAROLD W. CROSLEY, B.A, MISS MARGUERITE DANFORD, MISS VIRGINIA M. DAVI Subi. Business Education Subi. American History A.B. Subi. Business Education SPOFI- Kf10bbef9Yfe Pep Club, Spon. Knobberette Pep Club Subi. Latin, Psychology, Spon. FBLA, Jr. Class Jr. Class English l. ELDON HALL Subi. Electricity ,,, 'ali if , MRS. EMMA GENE EDWARDS, B.S. Subi. Health and Physical Education Spon. Girls O Club l ' calf' if lla .QW PWENDO LYN HANGER, . Mathematics r. Ki Yi Pep Club, Seniors VIAXINE K. HARRY, M.A. Business Education Honor Society, Sophomore DWAYNE HARPER Subi. Vocational Welding Spon. T 8. I Club, Sophomores ,wg gg i ima- - ' . K 'Q I 1,8 aiisew .7 V. ig E' ,... f i JS ' in I I 29 ZW, 1 f if , R , 'iii ,, , 'H nj , , .3,gx4, CARL EMERSON Subi. Auto Mechanics R' LEE FISH Subi. Electronics MRS. SUNBEAM FRAZ IER, B.S. and M.A. Subi. Home Economics Spon. FHA Yes, thafs the steering wheel, says Mr. William Ryder, drivers education coach, to two eager pupils, Tilda Baker and Myrna Smith. -is icclii ' if I 1, 75 at lil fl - ' W ni l' 743' 'i. i3E5?'li7Nf 11 ff MISS SAIDEE HAZLEWOOD, EARL D. HILLER, M.A. MISS JO HUMBLE, B.S. M.A. and 5.5. Subi. Mathematics Subi. Physical Education s Subi. English Spon. Chieftain Pep Club Spon. Girls O Club '5'21f',:-View .mn ' K X K 3 ,Q l' if egzixi-ig, -f:w.ggq,jg.', ' Jlufijl-.,g1:,ife': i J! -sliaif ff ,, P-igagcfizsi, arrzxaifr aaa E. C. FISHER, M.S. I Subi. Diversified Occupations Spon. T 8. I Club MISS NOBA FRENCH, M.A. and M.SL Subi. Bookkeeping,0 Practice Spon. FBLA, Y-Teens, Seniors MISS ELIZABETH GRAHAM, A.B. and M.A, Subi. English Spon. Senior Class Page 'I 1 A. D. QACOBSON, B.A. .Bhd M.A. HERB JONES MRS' RUTH gllbl- lEhYS'Cg Efugaflon Subi Vocational Agriculture 5.5. and MERAIG JONES' Mgib?ESEigil'SU KELLY' B'S' . o s u . . ' - - , Sgghomohe Class, Track Coach iE5r:?grYRed Cross SPOY1- Y'Teen51 Same Class fw - to 1 '25 si? Q ' 1 'll L ee :Q ,Nam A Q X V ' '33?9 ,' Q5 , fsQ 's 'isa Vg W. s f gp hy v ' u Q., kkV,, viasxis A P x',g5f'h Y A 1. '.1Y:'52:?3ilf ' f . Q . I .5 w. Q FELIX A. KIMBROUGH, B.A. MRS. MABLE KINCADE, M.A. Subi. Math. Physics Spon. Junior Class slrii fl 1 t 1 if Q-J i -rss S I - 1 Q j f ' -'s' L WALLACE H. K I G M.A. surf. Auto shop ' Spoh. Auto Club Page 12 Subi. English Spon. Honor Society But I know that's the motor! argues Mr. Wallace Kreig, Auto Shop instructor. MRS. NETTIE B. LEWIS, M.A. H. L. LITTLEFIELD, B.A. Subi. English Subi. Woodwork Spon. Sophomore Class Spon. Chieftain Pep Club mvm LAN 'SDOWN ..-. Y . I ..'b:,, MRS. LAMORA LAUDERDALE, MELVIN LEE M,A, Band Director Subi. Business Education Spon. FTA Miss oonomv MAYES, MRS- RU BY MC NIN BJ,-A. and M A oubi. Mathematics 5Ubl- 1-xrt i Q 4 5 .- , if E li ' Qi? at ik ,fha ,f 5 K mm I I 4 4 i 5, 5 api, I is tix 11 x X , L X X i aim Y MRS. .lULIA MCPHEETERS, B.S. Subi. Business Education Soon. FBLA ,Q4 'fkf Z MRS. DORADEAN NEAL MRS. NORMA PERDUE, B.S. subil Varigrypgng Subi. Bus. Math., Typing II Spon. Knobberette Pep Club II . 4 L-LIAM RYDER, B.S. QI- Physical Education vers Education DELLA A. SCHOOLING, MISS MARY SELKEN, M.A. Business Education . Jumor Class Bm that can't be my attendance record, Mr. Roopf' insists Mike McCarty. MRS WAULEA RENEGAR, A.B. JOSl'JJE.Fh?oliZgyR' B's' and M'A' Subi. Jouralism Spot- Boys O Club Spon. Chieftain, Redskin Arrow Baseball Coach Qulll 8' scroll MRS. MARY L. RICHERT Physiology Subi. American History Subi. American History SEMROD, A,B, and M,A, MRS. LUCY SHANK, A.B. MISS HAZEL SMILEY, B.A. MISS BLANCHE SMITH., B.A. i. English, Speech Subi. English, Spanish Subi. Biology Subi. Home Economics n. NFL, Senior Clagg Spon. Spanish Club, Honor Society Page 13 i . . t, 4 mtg Q J- at 5 . .. ,. wf,, f .-.,. A . aj! - 1 E ...aw 3 .. , ' 5 ' 1 - is ' 9 2 JOHN G, givim-i, , , c. B. SPEEGLE, B.A. MRS, ,JANET SPENCER E. J. STOCKTON- I Subj, Business gjiaiion Subi. Mathematics 5Ubl- C0Sm0TOl09Y Subi. Offset Printing Spon. Boys O Club Snow- Boys C Club Basketball Coach Football COBCl'1 .IX ' 9 ,.-1 6 'QQ' :lip if I Eli 2 OLLIE B. STONE, B.S. subih Machine Shop HEJTIKEAB. SUMMERS, Spon. T 8. I Club, Jr. Class subiansocigl gwdies Spon. Bible History Club, Honor Society, Morning Watch E. B. VAUGHN Subi. Distributive Education Somehow, I feel that's a different song than the choir is singing, .says fllr. Al fozziej Ossenkoio to his chief accompanist, Nelda Lathrop. EREEST B. WRIGHT, M.A. MRS. MARJORIE BRAINARD, Su l.' English M-A d S Spon. Hi-Yi's, Redskin Pep Club Librarggn B' ' I page 14 Spon. Dewey Decimal Club BART WARD, B.F.A. and M.A. Subi. Commercial Art Spon. T 8. I Club, Chieftain Pep Club MRS. MYRTLE PHINNEY. A.B. and B.S. Librarian Spon. Dewey Decimal Club RAY VAUGHN, B.S. ani Subi. Physical Ecluca' Spon. Boys O Club Athletic Director Q. l i O. R. WllLlAMSON, Subi. American Hi: Spon. Senior Class if 4 MRS. ZELDA BRANIGT Cafeteria Head . Goonwm Loweu. oomsv BERT H. EMBERTY, ss. Mns. MARY CHADWt:LL MRS- WAYNE Rgubi. Vocational Agriculture Affendalwe Clerk Secreiary to Dr' Cox Soon. FFA Ill O6 Financial Secretary Regisfyar SARA COHEN, M,A, tivity Director L 1 H X 'ir Studying the results of u hybrid experzment are foe Bridges and Mr. Robert Emberty, vocational agriculture instructor. HARRY WILLIS MRS. ULUAN SANDERS Custodian Nurse SMITH, AB' and Mis' MRS, GLADY5 BEEN, ALVIN FREIBERGER, BA. and M.S. BILL HILL, M.A. ninistrafive Assistant Q-5-, NWA. and M.S. Counselor COUHSGIOY OUUSS Of MRS. GENEVA WILLIAMS MRS. IRENE HORN Page I5 I gpafze momenfs fin Pausirzg after a walk through To- peka fllunicipal Park is Kansas are Mr. and Airs. Ufally Renegar. Mrs. Renegar is sponsor of the Redslein Arrow and Chieftain annual. Come on in, the water's fine. ' urge Peggy, Henry and Susan Munde, daughters and husband df Mrs. lean lfunde, CHHS speech instructor. S as ki H 32 2 Q 2 Zi ss if 5 All ready for the Easter parade are Ian Summers, Susan Surrzmers, Greg Sum- P mers, dftd Chrzs Summers. They are the d H, I H, . b r hirt grandchzldren of Airs. Hettye Summers. mom Lau slag Mini flaw-65 page I6 party green y one o er . reparing for a big blown is IMD' Gflflg gaculfxl 'zelaxin A rare, quiet moment finds Mr. and Airs. Chad- well gathered for a family council meeting with their children, Ianell, Twyla, Elzene, Harvey, Cecil, Iudv. Mikey. i fam 'Q 1. S we gal 'S M 4 fi? 252251 ziimrfxzr EQZWZZYLZXL 1' Zufiflikfi ' .Af ,E Zzfatfzt. Q 5 hifi, esssr2ZPf5?Q1rwdffii-ifkgtsif 'f lfgt ' 5 ' me 1 f vwwwl v .4 :gg-,gs fgf-..ri:zwi K ' A 'W H ,fa xzm:Qg.e'1a vw . :- 5 ' l2'7 i Ki iii? 2 , iv Q 5 in - ,A SWISS' W' U -J, .zr - 1 51' Mirreei, g?e gage f seeser we n ,'. s V ' .,,. in , ' , L ' ., .,........1..,i:..,.:. ,,.,. , ,., ,S , f- :E-'-s Eig2yg2-2g' - 'fs:.ai1.-- f 5122 :sg ieiegzzaitfrtitfiietfeei5iie5f?...aiyQce.igiiie :S fx r V L- :-::.: k 4 N .xfrceifif A W Q F w f Y it g, f .f3? f -Q, vw 1 51 T ivfgegfz U g raving for a traditional family holiday Ur. and Airs. A. D. Iacohson and daughters, lanie, leamie Anne and Playing a fast game of Old Illaid are Mr. Melvin Lee and several members of the hand. The cards were brought out to relieve the monotony of the long trip home from Denver. In the background are Gerald Orr, Richard McClure and Kenny Null. Resting after a typical Sunday afternoon are Miss Sara Cohen ana' her nephew Ifff Page I7 'TM x im gl -' ' -v- i f 55 H. , , ,W ?!!5s1'A l 9' , X!! T ,' . ,f NX ft - fr , Q g. 0 , 1 39 J' C C I- 1 n ' ' . f -.-4.12 f f T. I 5 'gay - 'l: A A . ' 6 J . 1 - L lg .,. W 'Y ' ' Q 'ggi ?5 ' W I u ' Y':f,' W.. ml . - .VA x , .Lk,j, . L? ' ' lf- - Y , ' - 2 4 2, 1 I ,pl E :fm fs A H+ 'L' ' ss- 3 Q ' J' W- -f ' 'Af UTQQY. Q , -5 W J w KgL - .N, . . 'f' his 5 wi ' X were 2' 5? ,-158 K K I lg .'Ni..n ix X f Q P 'I Page 20 l'ONA ABNEY DEWAIN ALEXANDER JEAN ALLEN :tona Abneyg Dewain Alexander, lean Allen, Allen, Evelyn Amburng lack Armstrong, Ina' Ig Carol Anderson, Ki Yi, Art Club QVice- sialentj, National Forensic League Vice-Pres- atb, Iunior Real Cross fCbaplain and asurerj, Forensic Award, Buddy Ayers, Autc ib,' Kay Lynn Anderson, Ki Yi, Horizon Club, 1 Club, Redskin Sweetbeartg Kenneth Bakerg ith Anthony, Ioseph Barnes, Lavinia Archer, LA, Thomas Barrg Lareta Barker, Charles tlettg Tilda Baker T and I, T anal I Sweet- rtg Allen Beck, Mu Alpba Tbeta, Honor So- yj Ioy Barnes, FBLA, Missions Club, Rex stleg Kay Barrett. JOE ALLEN EVELYN AMBURN JACK ARMSTRONG CAROLE ANDERSON BUDDY AYERS KAY LYNNE ANDERSQN l KENNETH BAKER Junma ANTHONY JOSEPH BARNES LAVINIA ARCHER THOMAS BARR LARETA BARKER i, ,, , Illia . R. f- .. ,'-f-wage L. .SE :L I ,, Tl-Vai,'f - 1,,,r.,, L. ,,,., - - V 2 5352152114 - . .L V- ,sig,s,if?f5IiY1E5igf1:ilL rrllr., ,, , r ., L ,--, . , s,Lf,::m Z1 ,L ani A . :tfsaifififg iwsi1:sis?'ay2,2,:2fa?3 iw ' 2 .gl 'Aj y5fr,.:.'aafii5i?1EiE3-3fi3?1?5fA :1:.s,E?iQ-Wife? :?5L?521ff2?ff zi4zN3Ev 2 '21 -Sf-foss il a,.sf.efg:.fiff::fE:aifsi - . 'serfsxfif1w:fL- -ff'sa 2ii3ETiSiE5f,1Gt1 - -zerfiffbzf-:V 'f'1fr:sx2i-155335 A '2Sf3Ei1?fT? CHARLES BARTLETT WDA BAKER ALLEN BECK Fbe library was put to good use by Seniors Bonnie sbow, Darrell Pinkerton, and Anna Grissom as tbel dy for those tough exams. - iiei. -f f! 1 AE, s'3?lq,yg -' , , 'N f Ls W e- fs L- , , w e -I - ,img '5 Jov BARNES REX BEISTLE KAYE BARRETT Page 21 I gn u Page 22 1 a f ' '12 T 7, Ka rin '- i n f 1 -. gfaffm I - . 51w!L.:A-Tee,-W , I . 4 , J K A F Y 5 Y Q if j H NANCY BELI JOSEPH BELL LELLA BELLOW SN A MITCHELL BELL EVA BENNETT-I JIMMY BELLER X I Every kind of dress from formalx to toreador , were needed for the .venzor activities ax shown la ROSEMARY BENNETT BILLY BLAKE BARBARA BENSON Bffmldfflh' C005 and Glenda Cleveland. Nancy Bell, T and l f,'1liJ't0riz1nj, Band jorettej, Ki YL' Ioscph BCH, T and Ig Bellowg Mitclmell Bcllg Eva Bcnncthg, Ii Bcllcrg Roserunrx' Bcmlcttg Billy Blakcg Ba Bensong Cfville- Blevins, Auto Club fSec1 and Treasurerjg Beverly Bensong Charles Bond, Boys OU Club. ORVILLE BLEvINs BEVERLY BENSON RAY BOND KAY BOTTOMS GILBERT BOOTH ROMA BOWEN , , ,. . , .,,: . 4 5 A N LEBO I 4 me LTT. M l 'E BBILE I ,IJ.J l OLL ' L 'R TL.1 TILI ' ' OOL ILLO JACKIE BRASSFIELD JOAN BRADLEY BOBBY BRASHER JACQUELINE BROOKS NATHAN BROWN WANDA BKOTHE ES BRAWNER WAYNE BROWN JOYCE BROWN clores Brawner, W3f'l1C Brown, Science Fair zralsg Ioyce Brown, Y-Teen fgecretaryj, Dis- itioe Education Qlieporterjg Iames Bruner, 'atlm Browng Crosbv Gene Rrvnii, Printeris b, Science Club, T ana' Ig Nlartlm Ann ivn, Distributioe Education Uqreasurerbg Bill ns, Alational Tbespiansg Mairtlini Nloclinn avn, Quill and Scroll, Historical Club fcloap- D, Bible History Club, lllorninfg Tlfatcb, Girls 'Club, Knobberettes CReporterD, FVA, Most istanding Sophomore Reporter flwarcl, Out- 'ding lllerit as Nwews Editor, Realskin Arrow, :ie Burns, T and lg Eclalnne Eurlccvg Ki Yi, Q11 fVice-Presialentbg Roland Bnrrs, FFA flie- Icryg Priscilla B-nrronglis, OIP1-1, OCIPA, ill ana' Scroll fsecretary-Treasurerj, lllanaging tor of Reclslfin fl77'0lU.,' Tliomns Carlile, Band, 1 Club, Nvational Forensic League, Science 'b,' Plivllis Cnrnlnnjnlg Tommv Cliismg Tnnice 'terg Donald Cliodyg Betty Ciiscvg Cecil Clav, ating Club fParliarnentarianD, Distributioe 4cation flieporterj, Reclskin Pep Club, Eliz- tli Collecne Caswell, T and I. bat extra five minutes at lunch was put to good by Pat Hefner, Yvonne Dixson, and Ruth Garrette. JAMES BRUNER A . Q ,iii MARTHA BROWN . .Wie 1- V , rw? . Q' 4- .Xi ,af N' W2 3 JACKIE BURNS i ll ' PRISCILLA BURROUGHS - 'i' 3 1,5 6' Y, TOMMY CHISM , ii ,,., K :tri BETTY CASEY LAWATHA BROVXN CROSBY BRYAN BILL BURNS 5,15 ,-fx EDALANE uumarr in S is 'sivazsa THOMAS CARULE .. , a,,,i, , , , Y , JANICE CARTER V L, Z N ' an 3 ii, f if pw A as fat 3 A, ' or , J' 4, CECIL CLAY 4 MARTHA M. BROWN ROLAND BURRS PHYLLIS CARABAJAL I DONALD CHODY N. F , I ' 2 ' .. . , T ,, EEIZABETH 'IASWELL Page 23 l l JERRY CLEVELAND 1' - ,Y - ,, ., .1 f , , K f f . rgwsf,g': , V, fs. fi, firlz Q wi Q 'ff 4 iii A E 5 fr Z 4, aff' E rg fl L' ,:., .. H BONNIE COSHOW zi f z, ' 3 a a , H Z F a t 35- .V or 4 te Q if ai, 1' Q' Z ,tw f Q , 6, X2 115: 3 VV ku, ,K f. Q ..f,-- . , Q l DOUG COLEMAN Y- .IO CHEWING DANNY COLEY 5gfs1,55,g9-- g 1' z f ,. .4 Y E 'Wi at W an is . ,Ei 3, ,f,,,.,-it -ta. ,lg Q at Q 2 3 56' HARRIET CLARK, RAY COLUER NADINE CLARK ,I .',-, 7 ,,'. ' ,V CHARLES CODNER MARY Lou CHERRY George Parks, lack Longnecker, and Kay Ford forward to the 25th and the Choir's trip to D with anticipation. ' Marline Cavnerg Darrell Clessong Bonnie' show, Morning Watch, Red Cross, Math. f Qgecretaryjg Ierry Cleveland, Printing C fVice-Presidentjg LaRoyce Nfary Cecil, Ki herettcs fffreasurerj, FBLA, FTA, Thespi Honor Society, Bobby Clevenger, Scarlett CL bers, Charles Codner, Printing Cluh fPreside Student Council, Band, Mary Lou fCherryj l ont, FHA, lunior Alumni, Doug Coleman, l OU Club, FFA Qgecretaryb, Photography C Io Chewning, Photography, Danny Coley, l riet Clark, Ray Collier, Nadine Clark, Si Chi Iota, Science Club fsecretary-Treasurerj , Cross, Don Cooper, Redskin Pep Club QC lainj Choir, Distrihutive Education, Shirley C Ronald Couch, Iacklyn Clearman, T and I, K herette fDemerit Captain, Best Pledgejg Cowan, Glenda Cleveland.. vjz C' ' uuzwvn C..-. - -ll IE CLEVENGER DALE CO-X BERNADINE cox TOMMY cox GERALDINE cooic DONALD CRAIGHEAD Sherrie Clevengerg Dale Cox, Key Cluh fSer- vnt-at-Arfnsj, Band, Swing Band, Mu Alpha eta,' Bernadine Cookg Tommy Coxg Geraldine ok, National Honor Soeietyg Donald Craig- ld, Science Cluhg Nancy Cornettg Dicky Duchy lX4ona Cottong Sherwood Cunninghamg mona Coxg Donald Cumminhamg Annette esswell, Choirg Lonnie Davisg Ieanita Cryerg idy Dawkinsg Marrlin Curtisg Floyd Deburgerg Jnna Dadfordg Lnrrv Deeds, Distrihutive Edu- fion, Bandg Io AHI1'DRVlS. ss- NANCY CORNETT Q as I DICKEY CROUCH MONA COTTON rlli X? SHERWOOD CUMMINGS ROMANA COX DONALD CUNNINGHAM ,. if ANNETTE CRESSWELL V ANDY DAVVKI NS so QF: ' ' vi' i peeeh students Charlotte Thompson, and LaRoyee z Z,' D iiii iili I W il husy themselves rehearsing their parts in The ward Saint. y DONNA DADFORD LONNIE DAVIS JEANITA CRYER MARTHA CURTl5 FLOYD DEBURGER W Q, f Y LARRY DEED5 Jo ANN DAVIS f, 'f f7 H l PAGE'25 if Page 26 Q f ,ii i y K 2 Y I ' ff 3 sg, 2 ,f RLS' PATSY DAVISON WAYNE DENBAR MARY DeMARS JIMMY DENMAN BETTY DENMAN KHLON DIAL YVONNE DIXON GEORGE DITTMAN NORMA DQDSQN JEFF DWTMEYER KATHLEEN DOUGLAS JERRY mxoN PEGGY DOYLE BOBBY Doses NANCY DUB05 . 311 gf , eggsgys j --J 1' zfefgfe 27, -- .ps f, f -f V V- rr :hfim 1' E :,. it is 2 Y S ic Okay, rnernnersl Row your boat, shouts Ki Yig Pat McCarty on Revenge Dayfj Members rowin boat are Carolyn Earhart, Nancy Smiley, and Moses. Patsy Davison, Wayne Denbarg MHYS' Mars, Ki Yi Cljarlianfzentarianj, Choir, Iir Denman, T and I, 2nd in Superior and li Excellent Rating in Electricity, Betty Denr Kblon Dial, Band, Yvonne Dixson, FBLA, Ii CUniform Captainj, Art Club, George Dittr Redskins, Ir. Alurnni, hli Y, Norma Dod Ieff Dittmeyerg Kathleen Douglas, Ierry Di: Peggy Boyleg Bobby Dobbs, Operators C Nancy Dubois, FBLA, Iames Dobson, Boys Club fVice-Presidentj, Senior Class fVice-1 identjg Romona Dutton, Charles Dorsey, C. tain Qfecretaryj, Pep Council fPresid4 Student Council, Boys O Club, Carolyn hart, Ki Yi, All-School Cheerleader, FBLA, Council, Student Council, Dale Drake, Redsk Nellie Eberharc. -. ...--... ...-.mu-vu I DALE DRAKE NELLIE EBERHAF is QS , , . if , S5255 E ,THRYN ELLI5 GALE DRAKE VIRGINIA EMBREE TOM DUNCAN DONNA EVANS DON ELLISON Qathtyn Ellis, FBLA, Gale Drake, Virginia Inree, Distrihutive Education fSecretaryDg n Duncan, Distrihutioe Education, Donna ns, Ki Yi flieporterj, Quill and Scroll, Stu- t Council, Morning Watch, Ch.ieftain Year- h CCO-Editorb, Redskin Arrow, Don Ellison, I Ferguson, Stanley L. Elmore, T and I, Dor- Eislaerg Kenneth Ericson, Io Ann Eislier, and I, Qgecretaryj, Ki Yi, Raymond Estes, :ting Cluh Qfecretaryjg Don Everett, Chief- s, Boys HO Cluh, Rose Mary Eowlkes, Red ss, Student Council, Chieftain Capers Queen 53 Iolun Eaglieg Glenna Eullerg Ereddie Eair- ig Shirley Eallerg Robert Earquliar, Quill and all, Sports Editor of Redskin Arrow, Ruth YCECC. RITA FERGUSON STANLEY ELMORE DORTHY FISHER KENNETH ERICSON JO ANN FISHER RAYMOND EST ES I 5, A ,,, , sig? KAY FORD DON EVERETT ROSE MARY FOWLK JOHN FAGILE GLENNA FULLER SHIRLEY FAU-ER I ' . . , I 5 I yy V,r, A paring diamonds are Barhara Lemons Benson and ' 5 g ,,,, gif: a Lathrop Wilson. IL - , - FREDDIE WRMAN ROBERT FARQUHAR RUTH GARRHTE 4.4 Mi ll 5 -Z, PAGE 27 vu.- in , ,,h PAT GILL LEWIS FIKE RITA GOODSON It JOHN FREDERICK 'ri lg fa if DONA GOTHARD NORMA GRAHAM JOHN FULLER DON GILL giig ::f v B if RE LR I KATHERINE HACKETT LEROY HACKETT Page 28 ANN GRISSOM BOBBY GUNTER Q.-Mk I it ,.',- -, LOLETA HARRISON ELMER FULLER I ' gg V If W T 'f a -ff fa.. Wifi , 5 if I DELORES GRIGSRY JAMES GRIFFIN m y 9 1 is ALICE HAMMOND I? IIITJ r , IIIII ii JOHNNY HAMES ki is 5 ii 55 The counselorx were always glad to belp. Mr. Freiberger shows Nona Iobnson, lobn Berry Ronnie Tfnnffy some college literature. Pat Gillg Lewis Pike, Boys O Clubg R Goodsong Iolm Frederickg Dona Gotliarcl, M0 ing Watcl9,' Elmer Fuller, Printer Club, Bar Norma Grahnmg Iolm Fuller, T and Ig Dolo Grigsby, Realskin Arrow QBusiness Manage Chieftain Staff, Knoberette, Morninfg IVatI OC1PA,- Don Gill, Economics Clubg Anna G som, FBLA fcbaplainj, Economics Club fCb. lainj, Bible History fpublicity Cbairrnanb, I Cross fAs.ft. Secretaryj, lllorning Watcb QP1 ia'entj, FVA, Student Councilg Iames Griff Katherine I-Iackettg Bobby Gunterg Alice I-In rnondg Leroy Hackett, Econornicsg Gladys Ha T and Ig Billy I-lartg Sharon Hayes, Bible Ii tory, Morning Watcb, Cboir. -M t Hp QQ? I 1 2 , . mu :mfIg1ft5?1Q1M, GLADYS HAYS BILLY HART SHARON HA' S5 P 'f f I' HEFNER DARLA HENRY ISV lean Hefner, Ki Yi, Cirlx OU Cluh ?-Presidentj, Rerlxhin Arrow, Student Coun- loberc Hembree, Printers Cluh flkporterj, lg Darla Henry, Ki Yi, FI-IA fVice-Pres? 3 Knvid Henderson, Economics Cluh QSM- -zzt xlrn1:D,B0y5 MOH Cluh fS'ecretm.y-Trezz.v- 5 Yvonne Henng Robert Highr, Theresa jinborhnmg Leroy Hillinng lean Hightowerg 'i, FBLA flleportezj, Honor Society QRe- rb, Cirlx fpresirlentjg Glen Holloway, 111 Hilclerhrand, Bobbx' Hughes, Redxhin 'irlentfg Donna Hill, Larry Inmesg Donna lwnyg Richard Iohnson, Mu Alpha Theta 9-Presidentb, Chieftains fVice-Presiolentbg :in Hornick, Rea' Cross, Bobbv Iohnston, e Horn, Albert Iones, Boys HO Cluh, Print- Cluh, Gwen Howard, Ki Yi, Cheerleader, Council. Jury Srholtkfz busy herself mllinlg fzhfcntees. DAVID ROBERT THERESA HIGGINBOTHAM LE GLEN HOLLOWAY , rv i Y DONNA HILL LARRY JAMES f1!',..f ' HE RICHARD JOHNSON PAT HORNKIK Rf 1 . 6, g,,,,.,,,,,,, Y X , ROY HILLIAN JEAN HIGHTOWER NORMA HILDERBRAND BOBBY HUGHES N .., i so i 'N .ss:- if V, 5 DONNA HOLLOWAY 4 - A- -. A ff 1,7-if R R ., EV, ,, . -45,3 ,-,V eoaav Joumsror K my R X 'R Sam ,.., . ..., ,,i 1,,,. , , JANICE HORN ALBERT JONES GWEN HOWARD Page 29 R ff 'fro PAGE 30 5 gy. ! SHIRLEY HOWERTON PAUL JORDON BECKIE I-IUMPH ieiiiit -'m:i L, :,mA 1 ',mm1- . iir , ,Arrt , , ,IEIT rroi x f 12 QW ft :X V as - .wk f i. , E , I E X S RIES ED KELSAY CAROL HUTCHESON LARRY KENDRICK SHIRLEY JEFFERYS JOE KINIBROUGH MYR!-X JENKINS Boa KLINGLESMITH NoNA JOHNSON BOBBY KNOX X Q Modeling the latest thingl' in danee frocks are zldfiller and Clarence Taylor. Looking on adrni are Pat Ripley and Betty Casey. Shirley I-Iowerton, Ki Yi, Quill and Sci fvice-Presidentb, Redslein Arrow CEdito Chieftain Yearhoole fSenior Sectionj, OIF OCIPA fSecretaryQg Iournalisrn Award, E nornics Cluhg Paul Iordnng Beckie I-lumphari Ed Kelsay, Key Cluh Cflresidentjg Carol Hut eson, FBLA, Larry Kendrick, Shirley Ieffre Ioe Kimbroughg lvlyrn Ienlcins, Ki Yi fSec taryj, Bible History, Honor Society, Stud Council, Choir fVice-Presidentj, Chieftain Pi cess, Bob Klinglesmith, Student Council, N1 Iolmsonq Barry Knox, Photography Cluh ff rqeant-of-filrnujg Pat Iohnsong David Koer Economics Cluh fVice-Presidentjg Ianet Ion Carl Laughlin, Linda Ionesg Gary Larson, I1 Kelley, Art Club fTrea5urerj, Honor Socie Loyal Lee, T and I,' Mary Kenecla. PAT JOHNSON DAVID KOENIG JANET JONES lll CARL LAUGHLIN LINDA JONES GARY LAXSON JULIA KELLEY LOYAL Lu: MARY KENE TOMMY LEVINE NORMA KIRBY JACK LONGNECKER BARBARA KITTRELL A.T KENNEDY at Kennedy, Tommy Levineg' Norma Kirby' : Longneckerg Barbara Kittrellg Ierry Lovette ina' Ig Carolyn Knightg Ierry McCormack, Q 'A A , ' 3 cla Lathrop, Roy IVICCOV, 'Distrilmtive Ediica- :Ez iri U-Iistorianjg Ioyee Little, Kenneth Mc- ff I ight, Boys O Club, Printers Clulrg Valene if D :is, Economics, FTA fVice-Presitlentj, His- :al Secretary-Treasnrerjg Raymond Mc- wg Ruth Lonelong Robert MeMillang Sally CAROLYN KNIGHT - gnecker, Ki Yi, FHA, Kenneth Morava, T , A i t, 1,' Gay Loyd, Ki Yi CSecti0n Captainb, Rea' SEQ ss Ujnlalic Information Clvairrnanj, Chieftain O , , - rbook fBnsiness Managerjg George Morri- g Linda McGee, FBLA QPresidentj, Ki Yi emerit Captainj. -,--V A it ni A 'N 2 A 4 97 34 JOYCE Ll l'Tl.E VALENE LOFTIS RAYMOND MCOREW Hi, .hi gh K I, ,vi ,, V ' M , - 4 3, f 1 1 'Sky lf P r, . ' f trauma. ,A 3 ROBERT MCMII-l-IAN SALLY LONGNECKER . . but the Capitol Hill Birthday Calendar is a in every home, says Larry Miller and Cynitlaa to Mrs. Ricbert. GAY LOYD Onomea MORRISON 'W V at . A f NE A L A 5??:z A fi W7 U , E '- lf 7'f if .'2s A le RUTH LONDON KENNEIH MORAVA LINDA MCGEI: 171 lfwfiienf 1 ' n fff' Page 31 L I I ,, xiii ly' Y A QMkAgAR A A lr MARY MCNUTT LARRY MARION CARRIE MAIN , ll C M RICHARD MASON JUDLE MAIN LARRY NLLLLER Excbunging ideas on bomerrmking are Gwei n .W 4 Miller, Nellie Eberburt and Donna Porter H01 wuz ef, V. fy .i! L. Gm fi in , 7 nq. . L L zz' fl.. A A Y . L ,::, Y 4fAR .IONITA MAULDIN DONALD MILLIGAN RHARUN MELTON ,.,, Q, ' Mary McNuttg Larry Mariong Carrie M Fl ' Illorning Watcb, Cboir, Bible Historyg Riel l ll ' Mnsong Iuclie Main, Ki Yi, FHA,' Larry Mil A Economics Club fPresia'entjg IoNita Maulc . Donald Milligang Sharon Meltong lack Minyz JACK MLNYARD CAROLYN MERCER LEON MOORE Cl1f0lyU Mercer: LCOH MOOFCY Student COMM Y Gwendolyn Miller, Knobberettesg Tommy N , fl A gan, Redsbin Pep Club fPep Council Represer A tivej, Boys O Club, Quill and Scroll fPr . ' Aq. ,'.,-- dentj, Pbotograpby Club fPre.fiderztDg Barl: Millsg Ronnie Myersg Io Ann Millsg Ron ,R ei,' , L, m r Nance, Cbie tain Pe Club President , BY P Z E 371 H U . . . .99 A Y O Clubg Ronnle Mxzeg Bxlly Newell, BY J - : le-L, ff 1: 0 Club: Geneva Mont Omer - 2-. erii l GWENDOLYN MILLER NOLEN MORGAN BARBARA MMS i T f ig5,gVj A 'lu N in .L.. Qgi HgA Q?Mk ia gin dab SQEU ,ymi 2 i n e L A A fe A A . CA Y A A ,.il, Y TOMMY MORGAN JO ANN MILLS RONNIE MYERS SHIRLEY NULL RONNIE NANCE GENEVA 'VLUNM Page 32 ,xo BERTA MOORE BILLY N Eva ELL SUNNY MORGAN elberta Moore, Iames Odom, Economics 5, Sunny Morgan, Kenneth O'l1agang Bar- Mossg Monty Glsen, Sigma Clyi Iota QU- 'anjg Iucly Moses, Ki Yi fljresitlentj, Pep neil, Student Council, FBLA, Gerald Orr, 1 Muller, Luther Qtley, T and lg Mary ceg Don Pack, Auto Club fVice-Presiilentj, 'r,' Barbara Nevenswanderg Robert Page, 1 Niblettg Ioel Parkey, Boys OU Club fFiUe 'rsjg Babs Norman, Student Council, Ki Yi, Club Qfecretaryj, Honor Society, Pep zcil, Asst. All-School Claeerleaderg George sg Marcella Ortizg Bonnie Parsons, Helen n. ,U tut Santa Claus, wbflf ff lfmg beard you have f JAMES ODOM BARBARA MOSS KENNETH O HA GA ta ,,:s. ' H e, .. H A A tetgt t V L ,.k7k ,sp y , ,,' 5 JUDY M055 Momw OLSEN Rum MULLER L , Q.. 31- We A 1. N N7 t t Si- ' ' 1 Q I' 'rv ' n Y GERALD omz MARY NANCE LUTHER O E ww ,. F. , M ,wg C X Q fi-42 ,Q in if-7? -A ,MC ,M tiit BARBARA NEVENSWANDER DON PACK RUBY Nm'-ETT ROBERT PAGE BABS NORMAN JOEL PARKEY 'O 'Q fi A A O A ,., It Ifr W, , .Vikki MARCELLA ORTlZ GEORGE PARKS HELEN ORTON l 'J X ,x it , A 5 g, Paqe Page 34 JANICE OTLEY RONNIE PARSONS JUDY 0'QU'NN DAN PATTON CARLE PAULEY JACK PATTON Delores Grigsby and Martha Brown reminisce d l' L' 5 b b MYRNA PECK EDDIE PECK LINDA PERCY goo o ime w en they were sap omores i , Q : A, .. J ,' , ' ' , L.,f ,, ROBERT PICKARD NAOMI PERKINS DARRELL PINKERTQN y .,. ... 44 Q , GLENDA PET-I-IT FRANK PRESLEY SANDRA PITTMAN fancy free. Ianice Otleyg Dan Patton, Ir. Alumni U7 Presia'entD, Economics Clubg Iudy 0iQu Band QI-lend Majorettej, Y-Teens, Ki Yi, I Patton, T and l,' Carlee Pauleyg Eddie Peck and Ig Myrna Peel-tg Robert Piclcardg Linda l cy, T and I,' Darrell Pinkerton, Cbieftizin's,' l omi Perkins, FTA QPresia'entj, Honor Socii Frank Presley, Ki Yi King, Key Club, Boys Club, lunior Rotariang Glenda Pettit, Econon Club, Knoberettesg Rudy Quinterog Sandra P mang lim Redding, Boys OH Club, Cbiefta Zlflatb Club,' Virginia Pointerg Iohn Reyno FFA CCbaplainDg Wanda Posey, David Robe Boys O Clubg Glenda Poynter, Ki Yi, T i I, FBLA. gi rf RUDY QUINTERO VIRGINIA POINTER .NM REDDING WANDA Posev JOHN REYNOLDS GLENDA POYN Y i ' ' i f ' , :f. f 5r::?' Er! 52 ff 'HQ . t ..,, A W2 if . 'Q e . 1 hRlTA PRICE DAVID ROBERTS JANELL PRITNER lorita Price, Ki Yi CVice-Presidentj, FBLA, my Robertson, T and I fljresidentj, State T I fPresidentj, State Ribbons in Electricity, ell Pritner, T and I, Knobberettes CPledge rtressyg Tommy Roche, Sandra Pugh, Sigma Iota lVice-Presidentj, Honor Society, Ger- Rodden, Quill and Scroll fPledge Masterj, vtography Club fSecretaryDg Wanda Puiis, le History, T and I Clieporterj, Iunior Red iss, Tommy Rodden, Redshin Qlgresident -First 1.5, Boys O Club, Pep Council, Photogra- r Club fVice-Presidentjg Ioyce Pulver, Bible rtory, Knobberettes, FTA, Student Council, .madge Rogers, Student Council, Boys O nb, FHA Beau, Dena Rakestraw, .Economics nb, Student Council, Ki Yi, Tommy Rogers, A fljresidentjg Iudy Rayg Ed Rosebrook, -Y's,' Pauline Raymondg Richard Rosebrook, id, Ierrie Redding, Ki Yi Pep Club, FHA,- orge Rouron, Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, ys O Club, Student Council fljresidentj, zior Rotarian, Naomi Rice! Bob Russom, Pat zhardson. 9 shington, D. C., here we come! After selling birth- calendars, stationery, and various other things to nce their trip to far away places, David Hender- Dauid Koenig, Beverly Wright, Dena Ralaestraw, 'y McNutt, and Dan Patton prepare to board the X JIMMY ROBERTSON SANDRA PUGH TOMMY ROCHE WANDA PUU5 GERALD RODDEN JOYCE purvgn TOMMY RODDEN DENA RAKESTRAW TALMADGE ROGERS r i. A rie-. 515 A 1 v .,.. tit 52' Ei EDWARD ROSEBROOK JERRIE REDDING RICHARD ROSEBROOK 1 NAOMI RICE GEORGE ROUTON PA1' RICHARDSUN JUDY RAY TOMMY ROGERS PAULINE RAYMOND . 3, 4: -J u 4 ' i PAGE 35 'X 'lax x K ,-'f , .. PAUUNE N555 Boa RUSSOM ELIZABETH RINEHART i i ff E . K - Wig' if i '.,11- L1,. 4 11, A DEAN RYALS PAT WLEY RICHARD SALAMY l R l R it g,, A f ' A A 12, -112 . gg !.- X' 1 l PAGE 36 PAT ROBERSON LARRY scorr LAVERNE 'fl' ' ':f-: 1 BELITA ROGERS , 2 ew 3 , , lVinner5 of the Clean Up VV.-eek poyter mntegg Robert Furr, Iimrny Lamb, and lame: Siznderx. Pauline Riggs, Choir Qffirafvifziifzyg Dean als, Elizabeth Rineluirt, flrt Ciiilzg Riclmrci amy, Put Ripley, Ki Yi, flrt Ciiib Ciyresiiii FTA, Refi Croix, FBLA, Economicxg l.zn'ri' S Pat Roluersong l.oWcrv Sell, limelitn Rogers, B Selle, Dennis Sliziw. igtiiiicnt Coiincii, Boys Ciiilf iP7'6'5id6'77KD, Printers Citrix, Knoiziii Biiiiiiy, Fiifdrl, Prfsiziciit of Senior Cifissg ette Rmvlnmlg Icrrx' Sliielclsg Annettn Russell Crow, lJiwt0gr'izl2ii'y,' Darryl Slllifll, iifznii Qi zicrzty, fllii flipim Tl?L'Zd, Honor' Society, Szilogng Eugene Smitli, T fzrzfi I, Ninry Sclir Gene Sinitlig Slierri' Scliomp, Ki Yi, Rea' C Choir, Bible History, illornirzg llffztcii, Sti Coiirzcii, Senior Cialis secretary. JEANETTE ROWLA DENNIS SHAW ND ANNETTA RussEn f-r'l . E Q AE:- JERRY SHIELDS PAT SALGGA DARRYL SMWH MARY SCHOLTKA EUGENE SMITH SHERRY sen L. ' .nl Wit . ,,g12 EI , , 7 E1 4- gif-2'-R Wi? - ' I I-r ' ' J ,332 VTHIA SCOTT GENE SMITH JOY SCOTT ynthia Seottg Larry Smithg Toy Scott, FHA,' J Sparks, Niarie Scott, Mack Spenceg Syhle tg Terry Springer, Aluthemutic Club, Bundg Sehfidgeg Ralph Stahus, T ana' 1,' Betty :klefordg Paul Stark, Vice-President of Stu- ' Councilg Nancy Smiiey, Ki Yi CTreusurerj, 'ning Ufzzzfch QCO-Cfouirrnunb, Student Coun- Iames Staten, T and Ig Bertha Smith, FBLA storiunj, Honor Societyg Glenn Stephens, Inn Smith, Band, Ki YL' Garry Stephenson, nd Ig Iudy Smithg Thomas Stewart, M57fU3 Zh, T and 1, Student Council. lying ticket: from Kay Barrett for one of the big fs are Mickey Ivilliams and Mariafzne Woodsd Q it LARRY SMITH SYBLE SCOTT - it ., JERRY SPRINGER NANCY SMILEY A ,D i VT 5- M. SY 35 1 K MARIE SCOTT MACK SPENCE BETTY SHACKLEFORD I . PAUL STARK ,, if. L JERRY SPARKS fi . iw ..a V V I I Nw wi I PAT SELVIDGE RALPH STABUS f fx I 'Em if 3 Q -. , .ws .- ,,E27i':?f! - , - ' .ff .NWI BERTHA sMnH !'0 -.,, in ,:ii' 'i ' I ' is S JAMES STATON Jo ANN SMITH GLENN STEPHENS Q ..,i L' A : '1,tii '5i S 5 , 5 ..., 1 I JUDY SMITH GARRY STEPHENSON MYRNA 5M'TH Page 37 fi f' A ' 7? K PA111 SMITH THOMAS STEWART REBA sM1TH - MW STRHGHT PAT SOUTHWELL CLARENCE TAYLOR CAROLYN SPOONER DON TAYLOR DAISY SPRADLEY ' RONALD TENNEY comme sTAOcs RALPH Twuvue -4, if I ,.f, Y 3 I - , f n ' AAAA . A A x l Y, . 1', .Y ,, A 'li'f KAY STANMIRE ARRON TINDELL JUDY STATON PAGE 38 Everyone wanted to try the new Canteen. I Valene Loftis, Mary Heleri DeMars, and Phyllis C bajal make their selections. Patti Smith, Quill anel Scroll Ufeporterj, Cross, Rezlxkin Arrow Staff, Chieftain Yearla QCO-Ealizforj, OIPA fViee-Presiafentj, B Queen, Iimmy Streight, Claigrna Chi Iota, tional Forenxic League fPre.vialentj, Outstanc Member' NFL, Reba Smithg Clarence Taj Economics Clulig Pat Southwell, Ki Yi Council Representativey, FBLA, Rea' Crops Prefidentjg Don Taylor, Boys OU Clulvg C lyn Spooner, Ki Yi, FBLA, Choir, Ronald T neryg Daisy Sprndleyg Ralph Timniie, Be C Ci Connie ,SlILlggSQ Arron Tindell, Cloieftainsg Stnnmireg Don Tranthnm, Hi-Y's, Opera Club, Indy Staton, Ki Yi, FHA,' Dan Trip Peggy Stephens, Iohn Turnerg Sharon Stillv Tommy Turner, Bible History Club, Mori WatclJ,' Ruthie Stiner. I Q? A iii ,.i A DON TRANTHAM PEGGY srepnms DAN TRIPLETT SHARON SHLLWELL JOHN TURNER RUTHIE STI T S UBBLEFIELD ToMMY TURNER CHARLOTTE THOMPSON DANIEL URENDA CONNIE THOMPSON LYLE WARNER Tarie Stnlnlnlefielclg Daniel Urenda, Boyx OL iz, Economics: Cluarlorte Tlionipsong Lyle rner, Di CVice-Pi'e5ia'entjg Connie Thomp- Floycl Vlfatson, Recl.vkim',' Carolyn Treatg e Tucker, FHJ, Bible History fsecomi Vice- identjg Ronalcl VVlTirncT': lVlerry Turner, Ki UBDA CViC6-Pi'6J'iIZ6HfD, Ierrj' Wileoxg Tami Iorclelia Van Buslcirlcg laines Williford, T Ig Barbara Venableg l-lerslial Vlfiseg Clem leer, FBLA- David Wooclsoii, Boys OU 2,' Sliirlev Vwfalkerq Robert Woodxfg Carole 'e, Ki Yi, .Slf7!I7'li.S'lJ Ciiiiz CT7'6d5i47E7D, fr. mai, Historical dy Moses and Bob Kiinglexmith reverse Htactics gy Indy carries Bobo books to class during Twzrp .k sw 3 9 r CAROLYN TREAT FLOYDE WATSON BILLY WHITLOW MERRY TURNER JOYCE TUCKER RONALD WHITNEY CORDELIA VAN Busiclmc JERRY WWCOX OLETA WALKER BARBARA VENABLE HERSHAL WISE SHIRLEY WALKER DAVTD wooosom CAROLE WAY DONNA WEAVER RONNIE WYNNE ROSE WHITE 'Ar Y 4- rf' HARVEY YOUNG DARLENE WILLETT MICKEY WILLIAMS I , I,,, ,.,:, ..,, , LYNN WILSON MARY WlLSON RUTH WWDE5 f,, . , 41:1 L,,,1 A U'Ef I gi, A I b ,Y,V fy, I V U L:, m,iQf 1fL -M . -f5:'fQQEQ2g WTAE W'NN WILMA WOODS MARIANNE WOODSON .fb f ga I ,I , 4' T , f , 1 fi? . 'if .I 2-f I II'I', I in BARBARA WR'GHT BEVERLY WRIGHT DONNA WRIGHT ' A bl fliy s . if ,,,, I I +1 i, f A YA'A ' j R' IIARR A I 1 H ,. v I -A . X Page 40 BARBARA WYNNE JANICE LONG ROBERT WOODY . T3'Pff1g the morning announcements for Mr, 15 Cynztlm Scott. Donna Wenvci' 'IA final I Club, Ronnie W' Rose Vxlliitcg l-lnrvev Young, Distrilmtiue E tion Clizlz CPre5ielentjg Darlene Willcrr, H cizl Clifzlz, l1fzniorAliz1nni, Dewey Decimals, CP7'6Si6lL'HlD, D. D. Cliibg Miclccj' Will Ki Yi, FBLA, Pep Council, Cheerleader flfi Lvnn ,Wilsong lVlnry Wilsong Rutli Wi Plittlc Vklinng Wfvvlllllll Wooclsg lVlgu'innnc Y son, Rea' Cross flieporterj, Ki Yi QUK Cizptj, Honor Society QSecretizryj, Miz . Tlaetrz, FBLA, Sigma Chi Iota, Iiznior Ali BL1l'lD1'll'Ll Wriglqtg Beverly Wright, Ki Yi noznicx, FBLA, FTA, Donna Wriglitg B WR'11llC, Ik'7l0iJlJI37'6flE.Y,' lnnicc Long, Choir, Qgweetlaeartj. Q X I fn 1 ' ff' 3 Qlj me v 3 SE 9 . 5. av- 4 I K if v 1 if?-!Qi:'l W , ,A Q54 W-ew-wv'JF515 5 hw-'vfm l BROTHERTON, WANDA ' BURROUGHS, PRISCILLA V JENKINS, MYRA ALLEN, JOE C0SI'l'Iel0lO9Y The Matrix I Bible l'll5l0fY English, Mathematics Sears-Roebuck Scholarship Bausch 8. Lomb Science l First Leizeiser Q MOSS, BAIQBARA , Puei-I, SANDRA 'vu--Ykiiiiiin Loms, VALENE 5SCfeT6l'16l Sigma Chi Iota gausch gl Lomb 5c5ence Excellence in History Readers mges' ' Second Letzeiser l ,. Q SPRINGER. JERRY GOTHARD, DONA HAYES, SHARON VAN BUSKIRK, CORDELIA Mechanical Drawing iEI'I9iI'I99I'ifi9l Alumni Cifilenihip Naiional Honor Socieiy Ring Betty Crocker Award Page 42 Press deadlines have made it impossible to recogni all the seniors who have achieved awards during their thi years at CHI-IS. However, their accomplishments will nei be forgotten by teachers and fellow students. These studer are the TOP SENIORS, their scholastic ability, talel citizenship and perseverance. MCGEE, LINDA TURNER, TOMMIE NORMAN, BARBARA HOLLOWAY, GI-EN ' Altrusa Danforth Foundation Third Lizeiser Vocal MUSIC i J 1 i Y .V E WILLIFORD, JAMES FULLER, GLENNA ORR, GERALD Cl-ARK, NADINE Machine Shop National Honor Society Ring Outstanding Band Musician Alumni 5Ch0l5l'ShiP FORD, KAY REDDING, JIM EARHART, CAROLYN Cox, DA'-E Band Service Oklahoman-Times Scholarship American Legion Band Service CROUCH, DICKEY COOK, GERALDINE A ROBERTSON, JIMMY SCHOMP, SHERRY Commercial Aff National Honor Socieiv Ring Electricity Vocal Music Page 43 nw l I ROUTCN, oeonce KELLEY, JULIA sau, Lownv Moses, .iunv Elks '5ChOlBfSl1lP Home Economics Leadership Woodwork Chamber of Commerce Second Letzeiser WOODSON, MARIANN BARTLETT, CHARLES WILSON, NELDA SHAW, DENNIS Danforth Foundation Science Vocal Music Service Chamber of Commerce Phi Beta Kapa Y 'W ' 'I l , I I CHAMBERS, SCARLETT BECK, ALLEN PERKINS NAOMI BARNES, YJOE Mathematics E. K. Gaylord Chemistry Scholarship D'A.R Hi5mry OUTSIBr1dlng Junior Alumni National Honor Society Ring National Honor Society Ring Second Lefzeiser Page 44 . 1 , SPRADLEY, DAISY DORSEY, CHARLES I MAIN, CARRIE , D.A.R1 Good Citizenship American Legion Vocal Music'Service Outstanding Band Musician Mental Health Scholarship O.C.W. Scholarship l l i, . BELL, NANCY STUBBLEFIELD, MARIE Diversified Occupations Home Economics Service i l l l i i l . . CI-IHS has alwavs been known for bemg tops in every- i thing. The 1956-'57 seniors are no exception. ,Three years l of hard work and perseverance are behind these honor students, :incl a bright future lies ahead. HOWERTON, SHIRLEY Journalism HUNTER, CLARENCE Cabinet Making Outstanding T. 84 I. Member Third Letzeseir BEENE, PEGGY Accounting BOULTON, JOYCE National Honor Society Ring FURR, ROBERT Mechanical Drawing, Architectural LAMB, JIMMY Art LAYMAN, MAXINE Speech V' TAYLOR, FRANK National Honor Society Ring l Page 45 MRS. LILLIAN F. C E BARBARA ALLEN XJANIS ALLEN S PHYLUS R DMON Vice-President Preszdenf 10071505 I v .fb fk' 'Y 1- . lull ' ,473 ' I , logo. ,jf ' M., - --,Y Y - , , .1 , Xl A- ,lfi ' r os. .Aft V : 75 1171 I X 'H' 1 'r l i' ' . 1 uv X, JT' wx, ' -1 S3113 'fx :- N Z. 5 V ' fl 'f U, , iff' . , VI I if ,b ww AA 1' 'i I- fi 5 X x fzg , fA, , A, N ' F !F 1 ,g 'Ly' za. M ,221 X e Page 46 Q ' .T Y ,L ei ' 57253lff5'l V - 1535 O- E , ' ' ' -L E ff ii?i554i5?O ' : '- ' :EQ , '-LE . B5 '--Baie? 1' . ' :L1,,..j a ' L Q, . B ., 5 , , g..V, NIN ADAMS MERLE AARON LAURA AKIN XRA ALLEN JACK ANTHONY JANIS ALLEN R Y A 13 2 ,g,?,,,- 'Af 1 R 'W -R QS 'B an B R S 5 2 i Q E .il JLEEN ARGO f 1 ALL 57 f I i 1 :AV i EL f FRED BECK CAROLYN ARMSTRONG 'F A 'E' L L Ei, , fszsfg ' 11 'A is .RET ARMSTRONG JW' BLMKMON DELFINA BANBA in L',A 1 . ' 1' . ww I .1 , 1 J B if E' 73 M E ,,' f R X 5 ,- l E, RIAL BARKER CHARLES BLAKESLEY NANCY BARTLETT we fs ., , . ,. ,,k., LL ,pf -I M 3533 mEL iafbg L LW t R99 SBE gf? 2151 i 2252555 E A ,Q 1 . ' ,gg .53 V - R J R? EY L E SONNY ALLGOOD DARLENE ALDRIDGE NEAL ANDERSON . Y ' 'C' - , x A A Ng a E,E L R WALTER BARNES ALICE ANALLA PHI'-Up BASS as they enter CHHS as juniors. L . A Af E B L fag LEELE Q , f ' 32 ,11-1 T . 1 A - xiiaf L 5 - Q if R- ' Y A A A A LL'L .Q A A LEY BECHTOLB RONNIE BOWERS ROSE MARY BELL DONALD BOYD BARBARA BERCKY BOBBY BRAY V i ., ., ., , , L,.:,,L ., .. . , . - ' ' 5531 - ' A -'.- Y--E I ,. E- :fr -R1- B ,,, s in ', - g , g12'siigfzJ1is 1 f .. V LCLL L Y L . ,',. L ' .' . 1 ' '1 , f ' ' I E, 'kL fiifffE5 ,-' . ,ygrr I , J H A RRRB A 'kkb .,., A A 1 ? bi Alk: 'DY BERRY BOBBY BRIDGES PATSY BLACKWOOD PHILUP BROWN JEAN BLAKE PAUL BURLESON 71 We're all ready for another year, says Dori: Moon and Harlan Parta X Page 47 A ii 5935 Mimi CHRYSTELLE BLAKENSHW JIM BUTLER JANELL BLUE CHARLES CALDWELL CAROL BAUGHMAN GARY CAI! H -1. A-., 2? , , R CAROL BOLLLNGER BOBBY CASTLE HELEN BORDEN JACK CHAPPPELL DONNA BOYD DE LLOYD COC: I! -Q, CAROL BRANDON CHARLES COFFMAN BETTY BRAMBL 2 Q LL I GAYLE BREEDLOVE WALLACE COOK CAROLYN BREVI E if 'I wanted that other kind of candy, snarls Dixie Hammond to Ed Manek N li I lq' ' il Page 48 CHRISTINE BRISCO 5? PATSY BROWN RICHARD COOPER PATSY BROV rf 2 gi 3 L CLEO COX MARILYN BRITTENHAM BENNY CRAMER MARGARET BRYAN STEVE DODS! A .,.. .... .L.,,L A , A I J A ur li if 1 5 MARY BUSH - MARVIN DONALD JEAN CARLTON RONNIE DONALDSON ROSE MARY CATER PAUL DONOVI ,AR P1 CHAPPELL ' S91 zfmsm ., ' -.. . Q' , LWQ Rf L 5 lf. am 3 ,QW M L QSM F A K2 R LL YS RONNIE DRYDEN JACKIE CHAPMAN EDDIE EADES VIRGIE CHENAULT RALPH EARLS , ,L,,k,k,,:mfL .,,,,, M. aw .fi , R R R R xr 5 , R Y Y N? L Q, S is 'K L as X ga. W3 M JYCE CHILDERS K in ZW? JACK E'-Us NANCY CHILDERS ED ENRIQUE PHY'-U5 CHODY CORBLEY ESTLACK ' A 4 .C .Q - - W- A ' -isC5.':fZf3xfa1f'I ' 475, EL3'l:SL:: A - L' I ' f-, l'HY CHRISTIAN Rififiaffffq Q 1 56? A , ,L X::L.LR4:,::: R .. - ': .f:f,,::,,:.L .R -, :R R15 ' :Rf LR,-,f,,RgRi: In R . me wi, as W me iw. RRRRR X R C 2 ,L RN ., RR L R D + nf? 5. JIMMY EVANOFF GEORGIA CLARK R R JUDY CLAY JIM FERRELL SONJA CODNER ., WX M,kM,: kk.,, L.,R,.,,,,.,.,,, Carolyn Pratt and Richard McClure rebearxe Wayward Sami, the All Ycbool Play. I E' 'C1- A LR',Of Y 7 E 5 ., iliCi L KCCKC . bl - RRY JO COLE BRYAN FLOYD ARBARA COLEMAN A , . ,.... . .,., M-M R1 ,,...,,L.. A ,- - ,Q fizeikzvf 'ff AAO RR A A A . 0 K 4.LV -gry A L. -A - .. A ,.L: A -- ., WL--' . ' ' L. NELL COLLINS DON FORTUNE MARILYN COOPER BILLY GARRISON LOLA cox DONALD GIDLEY -:-. -L.L . L. i' A . . EA f 'A' V 7 A : Lf - A 'fif' RLCOOY Y Y - YYYLC XCCY LLC A Z Y. Y ' ' ' -:-' A : f ,'C:. A L'Y' . ' k,: f ' N' k,.' . i- E A. RA Cox DRANNON GORDON WANDA COY CONRAD HALEY E'-575 CRANK RONALD GRADY PAGE 49 is f L.. I VIRGINIA CRISS JOHNNY HALL CAROL CUMMINGS BILL HANEY MALINDA DANIELS JIMMY HARI? PAT DAVIS ROLAND HARRISON LA NEIL DAWS JAMES T 'Q F LY L- 3 HASTINGS BETTY Donn BENNY HAW I A LLL ,.,. I LENETA DOLLAR CHARLES HEDRICK SUE DOWNI ii GLENNA DUNCAN ELDRED HIBDON NANCY DU I I A LR I . , IIII , 'II' I A ILAL I 'ILL A IWII H, L ,1.:' ,7,? V ,L I qq l A 5 Gee Whiz, Wesley Stark, wks a'on't you want to fQ,,gg,g V, A - V Q ,Z wed, my carcoat? This is Twzrp VVeele, explains I - I :T ' 'A W Barbara jackson. LYNN EDMONDSON LARRY HICKMAN BETTY EDRINC f I TLLA ', SRI iy. if ,, t , ..,,, i 5 SHIELA EDWARDS JERRY HICKS PORTIA ENGLE RICHARD HOLMAN CONNIE ESKEW JACK H001- - f.', ' Q.. I Y- ..,, Z gz' ,. H . i .L.L. A if ig . E -K I , 'I I , :KI Lg V 1 , ,V . K V .. X JOANN EVANS KENNETH HUDSON THEDA EERRELL GENE HUNTER PAGE so MARTHA FAR IN.E LEROY JACC TA FERGUSON JAY FERRERIES BRENDA FLOWERS DAVID JoHNsoN JOYCE FLOWERS JERRY JOHNSON RNICE ELUD JIMMY JOHNSON LENA FORD PAUL Jon-INsoN BEssIE FORSYTHE WAYNE JoHNsoN LDINE FORSHE CLARENCE JONES LA NELL FREEMAN IRIE FROEMAN FRED JONES SHERIANNE GASAWAY Can I just wear one, either my jacket or ring ' 11164115 Alex Rogers zo Iackie Henderson. CIE GOODGER MAX KEENER ILENE GORDON JDDD ' 'A eee DAJAO ' eeee A ' EOEJ 1 I EJAE ' 5 f I DZ' EBARA GOSNELL WILLIAM KELLY RETHA GRIFFIN BRUCE KILPATRICK PATRICIA GUNTER RAY LAKIN 3 HAMMOND JERRY LETTE PAT HANCOCK GARY LONG PAT HARRELL DAHL MCABEE PAGE 51 L CHARI-ETTE HARPER RICHARD MCCLURE MARGARET HARRIS WILLIS MCCOY NELDA HARRIS ART MCDOWI' PAT HARRIS JOHNNY MCLELLAND MARGIE HOUSLEY JOE MCNUTT W ANDA HAZELWOOD JARRETT N Ev Helpzng out in the office seem: to be very enjoyable to Kay Tiger and Sue Shaw. S gs E FRANCES HENDERSON ED MANEK JACKIE HENDEF ? DONNA HERDLITCHKKA GEORGE MANSFIELD SHIRLEY HE II 5 3 PATRICIA HESTER JIMMY MARTIN BEVERLY HILLI .. ,. ,L .,I. ,.v,..E,.Lw- LE 3 R L BEVERLY Hume RANDY MILLER SONDRA HODGES BILL MLNTON CLEO HOLDER BOBBY Moo 45 CLAUDINE HOWELL JACK MOORE VERA HUGHES CARL MouLroN MELBA HURST DAVID ML PAG E If. . CE' , 5 i ff la: I . T- A H 1 , ? ax ' EE ing!! ii' I if C D. '91 QF R RBAKA HUSSA JOHN NA4L BEVERLY HUTTON KENNETH NAUGHTON ANN JSBILL BILLY NELSON XRA JACKSON EUGENE NEWCOMB DARLENE JACKSON ELVERETT NEWTON DONNA JACKSON HERMAN NIBLETT L-W, .. , L gf ,. ,, L,f , ,, , I -A L N S , ,,L,L LLVV, A . . EY JANZEN DONALD NOAKES CHELLIE JOHNSON A , AL X73 M, -- A , Sei J LIF55 O SL - JL 51 ini, I Sai 2i .ENE JONES MACK OWENS JACKIE JONES IDY JONES HARLAN PARTON JUDY KELLY ., , . S I f Tffigzif wi I ' -I ' r ., . LAL- ' ' 1 55551-'5'I . L fx 1' KEI-SAY DAVID PATTERSON FRANCES KENNEDY PETE PETERS JUDY KIRBY LARRY PETTIJOHN IA LEMING LEON PICKARD DORMA LITTLE VERNONPIERCE LINDA LONG JAMES PITTS Chip in for polio, urges Louise Sutberlin and Nancy S S' DAC! EQ ,Q Im E6 5 1 1 2 'Mis .n b mf R R ak ,IE Q2 Lp f.wIzG1L-Xe. , fm, e., ff- ffl se R mg 5 16 - ?R?mf2g.I ww A ' ' eizziagglffwsgxvesg ELEM' ' ww 9 ef We S W 33 A I HBETTY MCCALLISTER ANN MCDOWN WILLARD POE NANCY MCCORNACR LARRY PORTER JOYCE MECURDY ALVIN Ports E GORDEN POWELL RUBY MACON RICHARD PRATT NANCY MANNING JOHN PPRICI MELBA MASON Don't you remember, Mr. Crosley? Oklahoma is down beref I argur-f Dm-ma Little. arf CAROL MEANS ' ' 'T'-17.5, 'N ANI5 MESSENGER DON RAZEY GENEVA MILLER GEORGE ROCKETT 51 J ' K 'G fl LINDA MARTIN FREDDIE QUINTERO PEGGY MART 5 BILLY RAY INEZ MASTE A .f1W5m,g: H ' Af.. . f ff Wg 331 qw 3 swears , - L. J 1 E ., . - .K ,L .. ' - ff--' . . gg- , W 4.1. r 1.1 i - QE' zfEEi2sfff'W4iE5b5'L2 A +' . A ., iv: X ' I ,..vz.fQ.f:1sf ,-, JOHN RAZEY -we .1 X, ew. fp. .5 -- i LORETTA MILLER CECIA MORRI -, ' 9-iggrgsf 12'1fqa.v1E .14 flex? f 'fi H E I ff . W I 4. .. . . . R ,J Q L S sw- 3 B5 S H K BOBBY ROC I- , A -GQTIT5 -I I-111 f'1sgg?EE HI' 255-I ITT '-32 I -' A , . G iiififisffiiii 'SI '3iL::'.i1'ff mai 595 I ' -. . I If I :f L A W- Sf Q 2. 11 E f f . I .L ,.fgg.112.sg1f1 E- I x . K A ,Q S x Jigs - I' ' . QL-fflf .5 553 S f 2 as:4fv.si::7:'zg1,i: tix Q N . . ..1+1 I li?-'zlzfizill 1 I R rf Ea ' E: fm WM Y RITA MILLER JIM ROSS BARBARA MILLS JIMMY ROSS PAGE 54 BARBARA MIMS ALLEN RUS VIARIE MIRANDA IRIS MOON Tv YR' W' 5 Q Af 1 1 Rf, Rf f. I wg z , My L.:Lg L , F4 Q' R V E T I SANDRA MITCHELL MAXIE SCHEER MARY MOXLEY GEORGE SHIPLEY g fg fi: 1, - 4 1 'A I E. V AV I Aql q A,. I I E, ,gg M,:,. , , ...M , I 5' x A, :Qs-E I D, I 5? I I BILL SHREITTER MARCENE MOORE JEROME SHORT WANDA MOORE CLIFFORD SMITH W, -,.. v,f.- - igffw . ww ME' ,-,I', I . V' f TIRE I EET I A arm MOORE DONNIE sMm-I SHIRLEY MORGAN Q 'EXW I T7 I I I .. ' V- I t - ' -,'.'I I 'Tl , TEfE 1 TEEE X I. VF , ,-E 4 rj' I t . ,: 1 EI I . 2LY MORRIS 1 s2E?5E1k.s EVEEQ W . . E 34 . TQ Z ZRY MORROW RONNIE sM1rH px-mms MORRIS my date for the Prom, exflaims Ifmmy Madole. DENNIS SMITH .IO ANN NIX Gosh, Puppy fMr. Cmigj, fue got fifteen minute.: before I pick up IET OLDAKER A D my ..17,w.f5gs2e52f2 wr.-w-.ma-1 M f. 'QSlw'fT?r-fMVBtxff:i T'-T Q ff :E OWENS TEDDY SMITH BEVERLY OOLESBEE JOESRETMCE PATSY ORVETZ JERRY STONE Ragga W E5 3' ' I 4 1 R A f I .. W,-I,.D 1 . 2EE,,gs,,,,. - -T :X ,.,. 1 41 ,EE If -1, Q- if .V ' . H y' JERRY STONE HARRIET OWENS DON STOUT MINNETTA PALMER 2-af PAGE 55 Airs. BI L. Kellyfr Of Seven Gables. Q -X' 1 'I . ,. --:,- 5? ANNETTE PAR:-IAM LLOYD SWINNEY NANCY PARKER DOYAL SWINNEY LINDA PATTON VAN TAT' L I DELENA PICKARD CHUCK TAYLOR JON: PECKHAM CAROL THOMAS JEAN PIERCE WESLEY Tm-' L 12 LORENE PIERCE BOBBY TCDD EVETTE PC as i i 'Y 32: CAROLYN PRATT JOHN TRAVIS DARLA PRIDI Q junior English class reads enthusiastically, The House .IUDY PRICE CHARLES VICKERY KAY PRIC Z I Page 56 KAY PROFFER JIMMY VINYARD CAROL QUINLAN JERRY WAGONER PAT RADIANT DON WAL I O LLII . I I VERNA RAMSEY GARLAND WALKER SHERRY RANKIN WENDELL WALTERS PHYLLIS REDMON DAVID W k.V.k I Jw. A A I ' Tw - IAID ' 54 I E .X INITA REID BENNY WATKINS IWANNA REX HAROLD WATSON JODEAN REYNOLS CLAUDE WEST I 'RAR .E .L 5 'kf'L Jw: 1' ' . I ' -I I gk'- JY? ' I ILL . I A IRLL E ILA REYNOLDS JOE WENTHOLR LORETTA RICHARDSON BUDDY WEST JUDY ROBERTS LARRY WHITE I I 5 ,, W NE ROBINSON PAT WIGLEY DELORES ROCHELL 'TW Y f. Y ggij-'f1-i A U V ,R--I 2 pix 1 ' :V EAN RONE MARION WILLIS KAREN ROOKER . A V E wx- : I I - - - I Cfzrolyfz Earhart expfaizzs some of the rjzmfifiullfofzs of cl yell fender at the '15 I RR Nh... KN ROSE HERMAN WINDSOR VIRGINIA SALOGA IAA A Ycfl I.L'dfJL'i',Y Cffnic ZUIJIVCII was bcfa' in Ihr' Ficfd H 01158. l-.J is in gl xy A ,BETH SANDERS DANNY WINTERS SANDRA SANDERS LYNN WISDOM JANICE SCOTT LARRY WITCHER ggi? .,,, , ,M .L , 1 555' ,r' 3. A I ' . ' g'-:Oval Hifi' DLgE5Q,i35Qzg9 . wg 2555A 543 3,5 Y , DID 'jjgf :E,,2 :Eiff?5fi:5':-' ,rf '- ' ' ,, WH, 5:M3,.:.R , -.QR K BY. EN SEAL JERRY WOOLIVER CAROLYN SEGLER LLOYDALE sELvIDcE CAROLYN SHACRLEEORD LUCY SHAW Page 57 T I Page 58 SUE SHAW RUTH SHERWOOD L. LOUISE SHIDLER DELMA SHIPMAN NIANCY SHUGART GERALDINE SK I 1 T susle sTMp5oN CARMOLITA SMITH DARLENE SMITH BARBARA SNELL JEAN SORRELL SUE SPITLI I JANIE SPRADLEY WANDA STINE VIRGINIA STO NORMA STREIGHT GAYLENE STUBBLEFIELD LOUISE SUTHEF Q A 'S 42 Q' Iackie Chapman tells LaR0yce Lbzlders and Malzndu bow much fun Teen-Town is. MYRNA TARKINGTON LINDA TAYLOR JO TENNII WANDA THIESSON KATHY THOMAS NORENE THOMAS MARLENE THoRToN MARLENE TREAT TWANA TRC is if THELMA TUBBS JUANITA UNSELL MARGIE UNSELL LINDA VERNON FRANKIE VILLA NADINE WT YLLIS WANN I IIA- :A I 3:5 ' ' .A Iieiizy-it ' A K' Tiff 1. Iivsizgigx . f w9Ie::vff'v'A? -f U- ' 'I4,li?gs-ISQATISIQ ' V .iz NA, ,mv wwf fre: . .wma is-1s4,QIg.g,g,1'ffQ ITH WILLIAMS I IIIARY WINDES 1 6? I ,. ., at JOAN WARREN DORIS WATKINS NELDA WHITE GWEN wmnow JOY WILLIAMS f2y59l:?xwIz:,1:.s -Qwzlgsz 7, qi - ' 2-:nm vstyiiv f: ' 1 - 9 -1z'if!'izfgeL1w?.f -' , A -1 1, M. 5 I S M 1 t jgfgti 5 DONNA WILLIS .IIMMIE KAY WILLIS JANICE WILSON JOY WILSON JOY WILSON ZW ..:.,. '9 'Y . , ,. 1-in Ps5?Ib3w: DONNA WITTEN BARBARA woLcoTr PAT wooLlvER JOYCE YOUNG I I ff? L ' '. . ' NII, if I .,,I.,, 4 IW B I IIIIII ' . 2- R VII lun. .40 X- PAGE 59 I ff , . f .1 . ' .- , gs , t-5-4 4 . 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CHACY SHERRY CLARK DAVID CHAMBERS VICKIE CLAXTON I A I I, If A I - ,. - ' ' M ' 5- 3 -f , ff KI JUNE cLeMoNs RAYMOND cHmoN JUDY cLouE11E RONNIE CORNWAL-L -- ,-H, f fwa-Lemma, , wif- - v - 1 -f I - i 1- , .L,. zalmffwfz A -:L A V. Vvn I I .I I C, ., Y xg Y I MD' I we . - IH, -,f' '. ' . ' Z , - ' 1- . I ia f . ' 5 , . ' 332,51 f- fs - ,. mm-WL. ' If V 3, V 55 L in nf x. . 'R' 'I . W,.fz - .,f,vI,mf,wz:Q- ' ,A q,.g,,,g I A -551 ,1 V - . f--- , M If . V g -I , 2 LOIS COFFMAN BILL COBE JACKIE COFFMAN JOHNNY COLLINSWORTHV X s M S4 C K of I vga S X ig I L W Ye gs, ,M .: .. fi f,LsfL.f-HN, ,M E ,S 3 If 3 K S M Q M S 33 Q DONNA COOK W I BOB BIE COSGROVE So there you are, Sonja Codner, junior, snarls at Laura Spiker, Iudy Stone, and Maxine Weaver, Ki Yi '- pledges. Page 63 R f. ff EA ya' RT if' SYDNEY cox STEPHEN cox BETTY CUNNINGHAM 'A R:. Fififi2 SANDY CUNNINGHAM GLENN COX CQY SUE DALLAS DALE CURRY 5 5 ,'k.,. get .. kyhzkr CHRTSTTNE DAVIS CARL nownv LEATHA DAVIS ELMER DUNBAR Berry DAWES 77 . - -' V- 1 E A'.- 1 -ff -I i l . f ..: 'k.. U ' Lf NNNN A CAROL DE MOSS DONALD EL'-'OT BETTY DENNIS WESLEY EMPTAGE SANDY noses DONALD ENOC I N V ,,. , A A f ' A 1 E I , I A J A .lg EEE 1 RCTTV UNECOM KFNNTFH FFQGIISON NA ..... --,. L 'N WAYNE HNDELL ANN DooL TOBY ELEEMAN '59 Sc U AAAM MARY DUNLAP KENNETH FRAZIER N A JOYCE EARLY Juvuvw FREEZE Hnuen't you got A nickel! exclzzirns Loreta Albin to Benny Iacabx. Page 64 CONNIE DYKE DELORES EATC N. LINDA EATON MIKE FRIZZEL PAULA EDMONSON JEANE EMERSON LEROY FULLER BEVERLY FULLER KENNETH FUNK GLENDA FINLEY NELSON GENTRY CAROL FLETTERSON JIMMY GIBSON BEVERLY FLYNN A 'JJ .Q OREMAN JOHN GLANEY CAROLYN FOWLER ERNEST GOODMAN KAREN FRYMIRE LARRY GRAHAM ,,,,: I 'N ' II -'. I-'- I 'M W . I ,..v I, 5: :N iy, I M L, .I ' ' 'I M ' . I':L' V. . , '- :'G ICY FUNK JIMMY GRAVITT GLADYS GIBBS ROBERT GREEN JEAN GILBERT CHARLES GREEN I LL IE GILLESPIE LYN GREEN RONNIE GRENARD ROSE MARY GLENN JIMMY GRENARD NANCY GREENLEY I I I. D. Rodden, freshman letterman, congratulated Ed- ward Nowlin upon receiving bis letter jacket. Page 65 CAROL GRENARD LARRY GRIMES HELEN HART as 'iszgiexiig iff in lf. W, TZIQ 5:35515 . I sg 5 Q g ' YOLANDA HANEs steve HALLMARK DARLEEN HAMILTON JERRY HARRAMAN X - O MARY HARRIS DAVID HATHAWAY SHARON JOHNSON JOE HEN5LEf FA HOPKIN 5 f.:gigf:hfw-f- .- vi:-,agqgggwffgfsw 5 Q-fx., I ww lm 'f-'sm - '2mwLl51g,sgQ ,ifffvg-'v. 'f 1, . I Q.Qfq5gflEmi f L . ' - '1' I -'L7 W I A f I2 f 1'-Q: 'i Q, 2 ,f:1gf,if2!'f? , A 'I 1 ' ll - Ii. -' .,,,1.-:1f57Qi?f:i?T? 152: 1 Q? f :Sf 'i .1 f-5 .fg:vif4i'1:L1ii5 - . f. . ' -, ' :G el g1ee5y:sg,g -- -ay I - 1 Q: ' ' fs - I TER if 5 , JACKIE HAYNES CHARLES HERDON VERNA HAYNES EARL HILL MARYI-YN HENDERICK5 ':-v '- L I I-- ., :- f ysghq rms ARTHA HENLEY GLENN HUNT BARBARA HENNESEY EARL HUNTER PAT HERR'N THERESA HINESLEY BENNY JACOBS I I I Q JK S is S9 Sa XR , 'ISYS Making the morning announcements was a daily task for Sharon Massey. Page 66 mm .ff si F? ROBERT HOC ,,..,fN,i.uM , .. Ms. A 8.9 .yr I f 3, .I y 2 Qi RAY JAC KE Q .. Vk... L, ,.: as ,, 5 AM , -41.53-jk. V Jim ,., ,ggi SHIRLEY HI S If if L2 JO ANN HUNTER TOMMY JANZEN ,IEANIE HOR if I Q, -ox . ,113 I .Wu-LET1-A 'NI-OW TQMMY JENKINS ANN HONEYCUTT Q, A SHEALA JUSTIS ' A ' X 5 N rror of-wel I r T A , ' A,,.i 1 iii A' '2Q 5 . E Eorrro 1 v f :: 'V ff: - W, I , --Evr V VSLL 5 K,vL LENE KELLER rif f A , 5ii?If5f Q 1 Semin T if E ,., lg, I W 4 I K MQ, -, jf , F, 1 ef Ni 'K ,X .L gy r RT KING ' - fsggfxi I i JIMMY JONES :W K VE-,kjiiiflsigi , ' rf?5?i?Li?fii I . V . , ..-1:'f2- ,g g i W R AQHA ' I ' ' . J ALBERT LANE PAT IRBY MERI- JENNINGS ANITA JONES DARRELL .IENSON JAY Jon-4NsoN .gi - - Q. E Egg E ,W .. .E efzsgygogiifgli J EJfJE . .,J., J A YT 5, Tx K 39 fx Q W PHYLLIS KILBY . 3 ' 'CQEQEWQ W KATHERINE K.ANAcA 'IA' JOHNSUN PATSY KARNES I . , W' ' .wiv - '- 'If' - gi wfigifrsgw-fswmw 3..:E.:g,,Q,E,,.., TM.. . , 1.Z , . - H 5f::5g-,ffffggefgyf E , I iz, K 'jx'-'.'i?12'5L 'H mm p I AJJR -1:-N . Ni 2 , ,V f , 0 V, eg X I +1 mi 21- Q f . A is Q. ..kk if ga, 7 'v f,:'f Lk f wg: we RAY JORDAN NANCY KILLMAN TOMMY KENEDA .M - , . . . . , ,f Ef :eT.ffs --vii-E11 - .: vm-:5v2: :,. .Xing . . 1' rw I '- Ish. uf ir,-9' x 'Shea Jes- , X- V. , ,. 1 Q IQ -E ... ,,f.8f1wR, W f1,wMf?1g,s1f V- E -slgfzi-I: on 2'5f2EE1'v4 1.:'i1?f'fiSf?'TS2 X ,' . .IH Fan' li55fIi:?'fw,a,3?U' , . 3: Ei 1,.5.51'.Qf' : -- J' -- ,T ' ,J'f:f: .':z?i 'vp fg :il5,aEi?i?f- .Q 143-far '1z,:5fe V-9,'5'wfP 45 Hz'ff 1fv ' 1 , .' ' fx Efgwwffil 'X - '::,:1'q: -- av f J . Jw 3 -E , ,gg NOVA KITCH DEL RAY LANKFORD SHARON KOR DELS KI JAMES U11-LE DRES LACK E V 1,,. 'k - ,Liu ' gg ' fr.: A 1' - ' Q 'M 5 Tir go Q I I V 1: '5 f 5 L IIA LAN KFO RD RONNIE MCCLENDON PAT LANE GENE Mccov com LIE LEWIS The new sophomores were eager to mmple Capitol Hillk food. I Page 67 M .,,,D, , 5 ' D W ...,, . . H,Q. , ::, H 1 3 -, . A ' -fliffi ,aware 1 an ziglgsis, v 51: of .. . . A is fefessr .sz mei., . EJ., ' r '7 ' Qin-'5 35, ,f 'af ' - - , - . . . if .. . A ' ffriviw wsisisefeiyzi 5112. ', ff,:E5f? .. :D ' L ,W ,QMS sig Vfziii g ' - ..... 2 N. .. H L. V , ., , W. ,LM .,,A L '-3 . . il 53 5, I, .3 :,:,..,.3: m,,- ., ' '- , , . Sf f L Z-ff eggs fi ' 2 L '82 D fr 3 ff Q' if W S 4, 'N Q. Q ,r . Pg ' W. . is ,Q f is sus X .- , ,M . ,.., W L ,Q 'H .,.',,-:ipgjj 'K if L qw, L . ,,,.. . 3 i RANDY LlPE BOBBY MCGAR BARBARA LITTLEJOHN :w:fg,w .. -- - ,fm ss. , . , .. ., GLENDA LOVINGOOD DEWEY MC GILL LUELLA LOWE MAX MgWILLIAMS ELRAE MCABBE FLOYD MADDRY b JUDY MCCARTER LARRY MANEK PAT MCCARTY fiswtzg - , ':,4 f f- , K - ' gi , - '52 : 5 Q 1 BBB . ' L A , 'A': A , A BBBB BB B 1 B B . A L . A ., , . VLAV' A . I .,,' L 4 H ' , -A-B ' ' . ' ' 'Q ' . . ': ' . ': 2 ' B'1 ' Y f' ' J ' - I - -r. .fe-,ff B'-'-. L ' 2 . , 1 b - . 211 V SHIRLEY MCCOY BILLY MANDEL DOROTHIA MCGREW HOWARD MASON JOYCE MCGRAW WILBDRN MAY A YALB A ' I McNUTT RICHARD MEDKIFF .L LJANITA MAcoN JOHN MINTER GLENDA MAGERS GUY MITCHE sophomores in Mrs. Ruth jones Biology class were greatly interested in ber fish display. Page 68 S ' 'V . '--f ,- . 1 e.rL . ' M' .ee so 'r r T fri, I L. X s RONNIE MITCHELL E w.ff3.z1:1?m:fD-mvife'' THaw-wvse1sQ1fr??u Mi' . 'w.,,1,if 5-tssv K we . .. -..Q my we . . . ..-,..w.m,..... 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W, KENNETH MOORE BETTY MITCHELL .JAMES MORRISON T 'Z:. 1 .IA I 7 ,rfr I. ., we 1 I - ' LINDA MOBBS EDWARD MANES YVONNE ROSS KENNETH NANCE CAROLYN SANDERS 1' I 1 L, , 4 I I NH SEABERRY MAX NETHERTON I A .- 73 h I I EEN MORRIS Qi 1' 1' I - W fi: Y '5 3, is wi 3 SQL , Q 5 J IMMH NCRMAN TONITA MOORE E is 5,53 7 Q 'U I . is 43. EE I I , ufqgl, I Q '52 L I 1 ,, Y S' 4 J 'I Xl 'X CAROLYN MOSELEY Wt I L. DA NANCE ANDY onnsz CAROLYN NELSON I ,I,I.. -I I , y ' YN NEWCOMB KENT OSTEEN MANCIE ODEN P If I , 3 P yi W R I sa A H Q W 23' P 312 I a 2 S Y S I DAVID NEWMAN PRISCILLA MOORE EDWARD NOWLIN 4, F P171 ' ,. ,,. :f3,Av, U I to , LL' DEWAYNE ODEN BETTY MOSES LADDY O'QUINN Ga Lad jf y , -3'57li0T, point: out to Mer! lennin s tb ' I Red Cross enrollment. g e zmpor ance of the PAGE 69 I , f X f Ry 5 fx PAGE 70 . , - Q 2, X x,.q:, .. . ., ni 'kk Y' 71' SHIRLEY PADGHAM EDWARD PARKS NANCY PASCH A I. r ERES A PATF LARRY PATTERSON MARY PECKHAM GARTH PERRY ' ' ' . , . , .. f ji13MK?f:G7'iS5?QEy 57' . , ' -f WH' ' i s ,, ' i I . I .1 In f. STV -f e?TE:??55i ',f ,L 'SLI ' ,Q . J f V gp: I ' I f, , . Q.-f 3..'Q?5'3I'f H7271 :YL 1: .. ' '- - 1- 3: 'E I I ' : . 5 fVfLfQi:5 . 1 f ig? IL. I 4' ' 'Qin - K, f f' H. Y . 11 , 53 A - ,gifi pin - I ' 1 11, W p ' -1 ,fy Rf - 2-1 5-ff: . . ' , 'I ' 5 Sift :AHPS 'Sym 5 W A I fl R 1- R ..r ' I , 25125. I b -an ii, .uw ws' ,W , . QQ D, '-JERQNICA PENDERGRAPH DAN pg-I-Ty SHIRLEY PENNINGTON CLARENCE PICKENS VIRGINIA PIERCE SAN, MARY PILGRIM RONALD PINKERTON CAROLYN PLUMLEY BILL PITTS JEANIE PLUMMER DAVID PLASTI if E 'L' f I. 1 MARY POGUE JOE PRATER JUDY POWELL DONALD PRITCHARD IMOGENE PU'-VER BOBBY RUC' Awffhiig 1-ii.Q:1Iii21f 4 ggi i ' ' I .ifzfi If ,Q -D,,,.,- , ,. I , if F F ' Q , ' ' 3:13, GWEN QUINDALE CALVIN Puus LINDA RAGLA' A L AAIA I ,II C . CAI I I IIII L A VV.I I DARI-A RAMSEY E. W. PUMPHREY SUE REYNOI Preparing to leave after another busy day at .school are lean Watson and Richard Tice. KETHEL QUIRTS JUDY REX LU PE MUNO5 DELPHA 'UCHARD5 Boa Reeves KAY DONNA ROBBINS BOBBY RICHARDS JANET RILEY RAYMOND RICHMQND LINDA ROBERTSON BILLY RIGSBY MARY RODRIQUEZ LLD A I LLLRLLRRL A A U ., . ,-,- 2 A 'R RF' I ? L- f. , YY,YYY A I , I I .f . A . r I4 4 ,DRQY 'I A Q L- I ', 'L , SX RENE RONLEY BILL RINEHARD LINDA SEABOLT IeI-IMAN ROBERTS PAT SECHRIST In RODDEN , .,g:fI,i:f,R, .,,, :,, iiitf iii . - A A . 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' PAGE 72 class for 4 rggjaktin MOH 1 Mm! weak off dufmg DFA La DORA JEAN TRONEL JIMMY TAYLOR BARBARA TROUP CAROLYN TOYDO EDWARD TAYLOR NORMA TRAMMEI- MIKE TAYLOR I BETTY TYLER JOHNNY THOMPSON BETTY WADE GENE THOMPSON CAROL WALKER ROL WALL HAROLD WHITTINGTON SHIRLEY WANO EDDIE WALTERS SHARON WASSERBH-K LARRY WLGGLNS IELLA WATTS BOB WILLIAMS JEAN WATSON BURT WEEVEL MAXINE WEEVER JERRY WARD , - NETTE WEBB LARRY THOMPKINS GENEVIVE WED'-,IE LOTTE WELCH RICHARD TICE JUDITH WELLS I I Robert Hooker' ana' Gene McCoy are busily studying during their lunch hour for a test they will have next hour. Page 73 M ,Q 1 9 ' Q X, an E 2 K 9 L Q I 3 M: Y , 32 f S W ixx 7x B gg ,ge 1133: 3 as 2 YE hx Q SI I , I JI' Ra I 3 S 35 'X' ,Y , X VE'-DA WHITE DARRELL TUCKER ANITA WHITE CAROLE WILBANKS DANNY WADE LAURA WILCOX ROBERT WHEELER CARLENE WILCOX MMMY WHITNEY Romans WILKERSON TEDDY WARD VELMA WILLIAMS i r . K A Y A k-Vk K . , iI'2 S A qw ffwk . My Y WW I 1 - .,A.,A . 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A - A ., 7 f ,Q -5 if I gs, E f 1 fi Qi f 'ffief Page 74 Delores Spurgin and Donna Denman, the omore mujorettes, practice their routines. only soph- L2 QI we s MARTHA WRIGHT WINIFRED WYNN 2 MARY WRIGHT DQNNA WR X S 1 S H IVA LEE wmcm LORENE Y I ,, ., ,, , ,,.2-.. LEONA YOUNG ELIZABETH ' 1 Q M Sw ww L TW a KEEP? v .1 5 bafgdxctaf www - s Smbeme A irifvlw' WWW ROY' E MW' Mlfviiwcessjg look 01 wWfJarlG5 DOT C teams come fmt . X, uyfled' do 0 A COO? get bwgaflcl l N 3 5 S tbbe strrzinx of A Pretty Girl Is Like iz Melody, Gerald Off escort mit t roziqb an nrebwtzy of brztonx before being crowned CHHS Band 5 Escorted by pep club officers Scarlett Chambers, Beverly Benson, lean Allen, and Linda Patton is Dennis Sbaw who was crowned Charlotte Thompson. Page 76 Knobberette Buddy by get Q fzoxlalfxl 15' p?OJ6J Ib? C J' Q1 27 'U 0 , C3 166 622177, ?11 1 .v f66b76f fl' 15,60 in J077 J '4 5 'if '26 p z fe Z 47' OHJZQW Zur If gcazbzrgf :ng after her coronation at the annuat KRKC is CI-IHS Football Queen, 'n Earhart, with her escort Doug Coleman. Attendants are fames Dobson tl Nowlin, Frank Presley, Gwen Howard, Pat Southwell, ana' Linda McGeej Entering the staaliurn in preparation for the Redskin crowning is Kaye Lynn Anderson, Reclshin Sweetheart, Tomrnv Rozlalen, Redskin Presia'ent,' and attend- ants Katherine Hackett, Donna Evans, Ivelda Wilson, Sonny Allgood. and Freddie Farirnan Page 77 058 Wiizentmg 'L . of'TMxmb-wg WLS Q X C M01 'Y 9 we 30310666 4'0- ssemhlies an Plczmls gin 5 w Q6 '50 CX to CTSWA W1 QTg5ente04fC He was gbem You can't get hyf' the uiiiian fBilly Whitlowj shouts at Ianice during a Knohherette Pep assembly. Terrified at the mere thought of meeting the Mighty Redskins are these Ada Cougars, trying to find a safe place to hide. Page 78 f 2 2 2 S if i 2 W, ,M ,gm czfmg 62 QQ? 45, jiylttf-I I , ' z, 4? 472g ,f322g5P C6 CQ? Qvbf 6 42, 3 P-ro,2J4QC5D J! X A547 47 Q 0 e 66 s Q sir!! Qolrzyfrfq Q25 bieg, 'Gif fee ,P 42 e 62' Q2 ipu ey, Q2 U- 42Q?, nonstnzting their driving ability at ztbe wheel of their botrods are Newell and Clmrles Dorsey during the safety assembly. My, but you sure are getting fancyf' Richard McClure seems to be saying to Zetta Moore in the all-school play, W1 be Wayward Saintf' Page 79 Q4 ?1 2 W 1 1 K X 2 E fs m fag E 93 5 E 2 this 'zanlz fzesle . . . Tall and athletic, no one efse it seems Could ontshine FRANIC PRESLEY, this yeafs ICI YI KING ennis glmw . Yvhen fooking for their THE KNOBS marched untif they saw An all-mound athlete whoxc is DENNIAS' SHA VV. bnrgbt ZWYRA JE 6515 f, -f -i I f- ? mm. . +V'53 5fsm1 . ,kk. dim With to chose were smart popular CAROLYN EHRHART Pert O'cr all of the 'ie fs 3 gi 1 11 2? .ir 1 5 'I 3 +5 4 1 - .. 1 H N' 'F 1 H ' K - 1 sa 'Q ii the T 8: I CLUB all is welliloved 89 Wlanelz . . In selecting IUNIOR MARSHALLS the semors were lad E To honor ED MANEK, an all-around lad. GGQOKLII4 gecjlefz . The senior: chose as MARSHALL a gal who cangt be beat Blond CAROLYN EGL ER a lass tfmfs cute and sweet. ofzifa pfzfce . ly and poised, the students bought it nice, 'onor MISS CHIEFTAINS TUNNER-UP - NORITA PRICE QWIZS Do S014 . . . The RUNNER-UP for Mr. Claieftzzinls crown Is Senior IAMES DOBSON, well lenown all around. TH f' -I P. SMITH D. EVANS A. ANALLA J. HAMES D. ROBERTS L. SPIKER IG. LOYD L. S Co-Editor Co-Editor Tvpist Assistant Photographer Boys Sports Assistant Business Business Manager ln Manager PATTl SMITH DONNA EVANS P 102 CO-EDITORS age THE CHIEFT CO-EDITORS . .,,. ,.,, , ....,,, . Business Manager . .,,. .... . Assistant Business Manag Typist ....,...., , ,......,...... Photographer ...,., . .,..,..... - Assistant Photographer ,. Poetry ., .... ...,.o...... Art ..,,.,..,,,..,,,.,.,.,..,..,,.... Section Editors: Administration .,..,,. Senior Class ....., a ,,o, , Assistant Senior Cla: Junior Class ...,. Sophomore Class Royalty ,..., ...... , Organizations ,. .... .. Boys Sports ..,., .,..,,, , Assistant Boys Sports Girls Sports s,.,o. , a Index .......,.....,,,, Sponsor ...... 3 is r if ff, if ifqeggs' . fam- f, Ma, sw, pew AKE T. MORGAN S. CODNER W. RENEGER G. CLARK D. MOON s. HOWERTON 5. SCHOMP 'Pl'-WIS Ph0I0QVaPI e' JUNIOI' SECTION Sponsor 50PI 0m0 9 5eCfI0 I Administration Senior Section Poeirv IARBOOK NINA EVANS, PATTI SMITH Wm,,,-w,Y,,,,,,,,,,,GAY LOYD M H ,,v,,,A,,,,,,,, LAURA SPIKER , o,,,7.7., ALICE ANALLA ,,,L,,,TOMMY MORGAN L,W,..IOHNNY HAMES ,,L,,,,SHERRY SCHOMP ,L,L,,mDICKIE CROUCH ,L,,,,,,,DORIS MOON ,SHIRLEY HOWERTON L, ,WDELORES GRIGSBY L,,,,,,L,SONJA CODNER ., 777, GEORGIA CLARK NNA EVANS, PATTI SMITH NINA EVANS, PATTI SMITH ,,,,,s,mDAVID ROBERTS H ,,., TOMMY RODDEN , L JEAN BLAKE I, LL,LL,,,,,, LUCY SHAW HMRS. WAULEA RENEGAR LAURA SPIKER MRS RENEGAR GAY LOYD P . ' - age 103 Assistant Business Manager Sponsor Business Manager do QS R r fe M , 'Hit . K, R, FARQUHAR S. MASSEY W, HAZLEWOOD J. REYNOLDS D. HAMMOND P. BURRC Sports Editor Reporter News Editor Reporter Feature Editor Managmg Page ,04 PRISCSLLA BuI2RouGI-:S SHIRLEY HOWERTON MANAGING EDITOR EDITOR-IN-CHtEF THE RED EDITOR-IN-CHIEF , ,E MANAGING EDITOR News Editor so Feature Editors ., , Editorial Editor Sports Editor e,,7,,,E,e,, Business Manager Photographer ,,,,, ,, Reporters ,,,,,, Sponsor HERLIN D. MOON S. EDWARDS B. DOBBS J. HAMES S. HOWERTON K- FORD W- RENEGAR er Editorial Editor Reporter Reporter Photogra her Edit BUI ROW . SHIRLEY HOWERTOIN PRISCILLA BURROUGHS . . .WANDA HAZLEWOOD IN ADAMS, DIXIE HAMMOND .. . 7777, , ...DORIS MOON .. .ROBERT FARQUHAR .. -, 7,7,. .-..KAY FORD .. ...JOHNNY HAMES SHEILA EDWARDS, JO DEAN 'EYNOLDS, CAROLYN SEGLER, SORRELL, SHARON MASSEY, DNNA EVANS, PATTI SMITH 3Y DOBBS, GERALD RODDEN, and LOUISE SUTHERLIN . . ,E..,L,E,, .,Ew ..,.. M R S. RENEGAR I p or sness Manager SPOHSOV KAY FORD MRS. RENEGAR page 105 Business Manager SIDOIWSOI' GEORGE ROUTON President tliizxzzvgzggggfvtwsziiiitsifwg ai. 5:5 swawwas wha it af 6 3 TEE. .E iss. ,1f, . .fs 3 ,f:- v i f aim tags. , 162535 -5.5: gig.-.: . . . 2 :2 Ma sq Q waxes, Y. ..... 5... .1 A f swli. Q 5 2.5 'Wa 11 .Q ggi? 5 issifig st -... 1 .5 2 ft .:is::.f . . w 22 wig sag a .vi gl Q si g: E. its .sg U Q E5 ti ,ew,,e .x,.:I. 4 was I gggm?EE5 gw,,saa?2s.ig., z -Y ggwii . 2 351: 2 . . .. 5 . M s3g.ggg3egg5gs?Z222l5fi.g , l Q 2.2. . KATHR Secreza YN HACKETT 'J' as35i f I Lil . .35 55 si gi ..,1.. Q . . .wwe as ..f.s.5mf 'ai 2552? . 5333535555 535235555 Wi PAUL STARK STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Vive-President STUDENT COUNCIL The governing body of CHH the Student Council. One repress tive from each homeroom, all i officers, and presidents of c compose this organization. Chi for Polio and Clean-up Wt were some of the worth-while iects the organization sponsored year. Another successful year completed under the guidance sponsor, Miss Sara Cohen, and I ident, George Routon. The Executive Board meets Dr. Cox and Miss Cohen once a x and forms the agenda for the dent Council meetings. 23 5 STUDENT COUNCIL S Left to Right, Row I: D. Shaw, S. Cohen ISponsorJ, K. Osteen, B. Allen, S. Schomp, C. Earhart IAII-School Yell Leaderi, G. Routon IPreside Row II: D. Evans, F. Henderson, S. Stillwell, R. Garrett, P. Selvidge. Row III: D. Rakestraw, J. Stanmire, C. Pratt, K. Seal, B. Mitchell, M. Sm T. Baker. Row IV: J. Collinsworth, J. Tarter, J. Flowers, J. Young, D. Spurgin, L. Sutherlin, A. Adams. Row V: D. Ramsey, L. Porter, T. Cash, Troup, S. Cox, P. Edmondson, A. Henley, S. Dobbs. Row VI: J. Lamb, B. Hughes, J. Hawkins, D. Gibson, A. Grissom. Page 106 r ll 3: we 'el ' L gf ' 'I-I 7 V EXECUTIVE BOARD .oft to Right, Row I: Miss Cohen fSponsorj, S. Schomp, K. Hackett, B. Allen, J. Allen, C. Wall. Row II: G. Routon, R. Stark, R. Russell, D. Shaw, K. O'Steen, J. Dobson. to Right, Row I: B, Norman fAssistant All-School Yell Leaderj, K. Hackett lSecretaryJ, P. Redmon, R. Russell, J. Allen, C. Wall. Row II: M. nl. J. Henderson, J. Price, C. Smith, M. Jenkins, J. Moses, N. Cooper. Row III: Z. Codner P Davis P Morris P Hefner, T. Rogers, B. Jesmlfh, N. Morgan. Row IV: M. Unsell, J. Robertson, R. Nance, F. Fairman, H. Young, L. Moore. Row'V: ID. Filler, G. Stephenson, V. Swope, Slsay, C. Dorsey, E. Fuller, P. Burleson. Page IO7 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right, Row I: M. Harry KSponsorD, M. Woodson QSecretaryD, R. Nance Nice-Presidentj, J. Allen fPresider1tJ, R. Johnson Ureasurert, J. High- tower KReporterJ, M. Kincade. Row ll: H.Summers, G. Cook, J. Kelley, N. Perkins, B. Wright, D. Spradley, M. Jenkins, L. Cecil, L. Shank. Row III: C. Hunter, J. Boulton, S. Chambers, B. Smith, G. Fuller, A. Beck, G. Ruuton. Representing the ambition of every student are those who maintain high grade averages, and are eligible for membership in the National Honor Society. The formal banquet and initiation, held annually in the spring, are the highlights of the school year. Members elected Joe Allen to the position of president. Left to Right, Row I: J. Henderson lSecretaryJ, E. Graham QSponsorJ, P. Kelsay CRepresentativeJ, K. Seal Ureas- urerl, D. Jackson Nice-Presidentj, D. Witten QPresidentJ, C. Brandon. Row II: D. Shipman, C. Argo, J. Roberts, B. Jackson, N. Parker, C. Pratt, R. Sherwood, D. Pridmore, P. Wann. Row III: M. Bryan, S. Morrow, S. Codner, G. Clark, K. Tiger, C. Edwards, M. Harris, B. Hutton, J. Wilson, J. Peckham. A newly formed organization, the Horizon Club is composed of girls interested in doing worthwhile projects for the school. The girls sold popcorn balls during school, and had a Pizza Pie booth at the Kountry Kapers tofinance a trip to Roman Nose State Park this summer. Donna Vvmen is presid ART CLUB The small but gifted Art Club interested in different phases of 5 all- The talented members ot this group have won several awards , in contests and exhibits and reCOQ nitions throughoufthe year. Spon 50 'lQ the club in its activities were 5 Miss Dorothy Mayes and Par Ripley President. GDT. ART CLUB Left to Right, Row I1 J. Kelley, P. Ripley lPresidentJ, B. Edrington, N. Parker, C. Andersor: Stan page 105 D. Mayes fSponsorJ. of Ci-'HS is made up of students J 2 3 H ALUMNI left to Right, Row I: Miss Selken, D. Patton Nice-Presidentl, G. Greeson, V. Whitten, P. Bryant, V. Witten, C. Thompson, D. Moore, K. Ba-rett. L. Masopoust, M, Layman, J. Barnes iPresidentl. Row II: M. McCarty, C. Walker, G. Buckhalter, N. Talley, D. Spradley, M. A. Woodson, C. Knight, San Lipe, D. Willett. Row Ill: D. Laizure, J. Farril, J. Mentor, J. Netherton, H. Blevins, C. Way, G. Coleman, D. Bulis, S si S' fSe tretarvl. u e irnpson Growing into one ot The most influential clubs in the school, the Junior Alumni members are those whose :arents formerly attended CHHS. With Joe Barn he year, The annual Alumni festivities. es as president, The club sponsored one ot The largest events ot SIGMA CHI IOTA Left to Right Row I: T. Carlisle, N. Thomas, Mrs, Biggers iSponsorJ, C. Bartlett CPresidentJ, S. Pugh iVice4PresidentD, N. Clark iSecretaryJ, N. Olson llibrarianb, J. Straight. Row ll: J. Allen, 5.Chambers, L. Long, G. Taylor, T. Barr, H. Blevins, P. Bryant, L. White, F. Jones, P. Johnson, J. Short. An honorary science club, the Si ma Ch' l T ' d g I oa, is ma e up ot students who have excelled in science, and are interested in furthering their stud . S onso d b M y p re y iss Helen Biggers, the group entered scientific exhibits and contests, and elected Charles Bartlett, President. MU ALPHA THETA Members ot the Mu Alpha ata must have demonstrated outstanding ability in math- atrcs. The initiation banquet d in inf. Spring is one of the st impressive events of the ir. Encouraging higher math atics, the club elected Joe, en, President. left to Right Row I: S, Chambers iSecretary-Treasurerl, J. Allen CPresidentJ, A. Chesher CSponsorl M Woodson Row II: J.COX, R. Johnson iVice-Presidentj, A. Beck, J. Barnes, G. Routon, D. Smith. J Page T09 right- D McWe1ha Kiwanis Sponsorj E Kelsay lPresidentl N Anderson lSeC ela Vl' D Cox KEY CLUB Members of the Key Club selec on the basis of leadership, scholars and character form the Capitol Hill KIWHYIIS ClUlJ- This service orgariza represented by Ed Kelsay, Prestgler promoted proiects for the mproven of'CHHS. KEY CLUB Left to Right Seated: A. Freiburger QSponsorJ B. Wriaht lSponsorJ. Standing left to F . if . ft, ff 2. ': ,':':E s.QNg? w 19' :rw .. ,M .M.,,m, -w,..Q?'2 wmv? ge-wif? J, Schreck Lett to Right-Row l: R. Serwoocl lVice-Presidentl, C. Pratt lASSISTSl'1T'bECf9iBl'YJ, J. Allen lSecretaryJ, Z. Moore lpresidentl, lSophomore-Representativej, L. Cecil lSenior-Representativej, J. Sorrell lJunior-Representativel. Raw Il: N. Parker, F. Henderson, D. Donna- van, S. Rankin, C. Thompson, M. Terkington. Row III: P. Chocly, M. Armstrong, M. Shelby, J. Messenger, M. Hendrickson, J. Milburn Row IV: M. Layman, B. Cobb, B. Burns, J. Moore, M. Owens, J. Munde lSponsorJ. Row V: B. Whitlovv, J, Barnes, D. Swinney, G. Parks J. Brassfield, R. McClure. Sponsored-by Mrs. Jean Mundy, the Thespeans are a group ot students with a demonstrated ability and terest in speech. Members of this organization, presented plays and vvon many honors in speech tourname The group elected Zetta Moore, President. QUILL 8. SCROLL Headed by Tommy Morgan, the Quill and Scroll is a National honorary organization- tor Journalism students Students must be recommended for mem bership and have two years of highschool Journalism. The sponsor Renegar and Mrs, COIETTIBV1. are Mrs. eff to Right, Row I: T. Coleman CSponsorJ, W. Renegar lSponsorJ, T. Morgan iPresidentl, S. Howerton fVice-Pres- tenth, Burroughs CSecretaryJ. Row II: J. Sorrell, R. Farquhar, J. Blake, S. Edwards, D. Moon, S. Codner, G. lark, D. Hammond, W. Hazelwood. Quill and Scroll Y-TEENS 'I Left to Right, Row I: B. Kelley iSponsorl, A. McDoren, C. Harper, F. Henderson, J. Rea, P. Morris, J. Price, L. Martin. Row II: Miss N. French CSponsorJ, C. Birdson, E. Robinson, L. Selvidge, B. Mills, D. Watkins, S. Reynolds, C. Wall, V. Painter. Phyllis Morris presides over one of our more popular service clubs, the Y-Teens. Miss Noba French sponsored the club and Jackie Rea was elected beau. OPERATORS CLUB I I Left to Right, Row I: C. Dowdy, L. Tompkins, B. Johnson, Anne Trevino, B. Mills, D. Winters, E. Rosebrook R Parker I Newell Row ll R Sha L J T L , . , . . : . y, . aco, . evine, B. Dobbs, R. Hight, J. Mineyard, T. Metzer, D. Lowe, L. Porter, J. Biggs CSponsorJ. Sponsored by Mr. Jack Biggs, the Operators club is composed by students interested in Audio-Visual Aids. Members must be recommended before being accepted into the club. Page Ill S the organization, sponsored by Miss Marv Sellcen. organized club composed of students who assist in the library. Mrs. Myrtle Phinney and Miss Marjorie Brainard are sponsors. BIBLE HISTORY Left to Right, Row I: A. Grissom lPublicity Chairmanl, B. Wright Ureasurerj, J, Tucker lEnlistment Chairmanl, D. Sweeney fPresidentJ, M. .lenk ins fAssistant Secretaryl, T. Turner lDevotional Leaderl, R. Garrette ISecretaryJ, P, Burleson lProgram Chairrnanl, H. Summers, lSponsorl. Row II S. Ramsey, M. Treat, D. Spradley, S. Hayes, A. lshill, J. Parker, M. Maxwell, M. Harris, .l. Cauthron, C. Kanada, S. Wise. Row III: M. Brown M. Armstrong, M. Palmer, C. Blankenship, R. Miller, C. Davis, M. Moore, K. Funk, S. Pittman. The Bible History Club is open to all students interested in learning more about the Bible. The club sponsor Morning- Watch and is responsible for the Daily Devotions each morning at school. Doyle Swinney is presiden while Mrs. Hettve Summers is sponsor. ai HISTORICAL CLUB Left to Right, Row I: M. Sellcen CSponsorl, N. Carroll, l. Rex, D. Spradley CPresidentJ, V. Lottis, C. Way, C. Thompson, D, Willett- Row ll. Russell, C. DeMoss N. Tally, M. Grimes, M. Mildorn, C. Pulis. ' Furthering the study of History, is the main objective of the Historical Club. Daisy Spradley is president of DEWEY DECIMALS The Dewey Decimals is a newly DEWEY DECIMALS Left to Right, Row I: D. Willitt, C. Blankenship, M. Cole, A. Baird, P. I Page II2 NIOMICS CLUB Row I: D. Henderson tSergeant at Armsl, C. Taylor fSergeant at Armsj, R. Muller tSecretaryJ, l-. Miller lPf9Sld9f1Tl, D- KOSVHQ lVlCS-Pf9SldGf1TJr A, Grissom tChaplainJ, J. Fredrich Ureasurerl. Row II: L.kH. Benciston tSponsorI, D. Gill, C. Scott, B. Casey, M. Schotaka, J. Bolton, V. Lof- tus, P, Ripley, B. Wright. Row III: D. Griffin, M. McNuttf D' llallonf '- 'Vlaloff W. Woods, 5, Pittman, G. Pettit, D. Rakestraw. Row IV: J. Mills, S. Howerton, T. Hackett, D. Urenda, J. Rea. The Economics Club under the direction ot Larry Miller, President, and Mr. L. H. Bengston, Sponsor, spent a busy year preparing tor their trip to Washington, D. C. CROSS Left to Right, Row I: R. Jones lSponsorJ, L. Dawes QAssistant Secretaryj, C. Smith lSecretaryJ, C. Anderson Ureasurerl, J. Smith lPresidentJ, G. Loyd, M. Jennings, C. Segler Nice-Presidentj, V. Davis fSponsorJ. ROW Il: C. Brewer, L. Sutherlin, J. Moses, M. Woodson, K. Barrett, W. Moore, L. Shiedler, J. Rex, P. Southwell, C. Scott. Row Ill: C. Nelson, L. Shaw, J. Blake, I. Morris, G. Glendale, M. Monley, P. Ripley, M. Mc- Cardy, D. Smith, N. Childers, G. Parks, B. Edrington. Row IV: A. Russell, E. Newcomb, H. Watson, C. Portray, B. Champion, J. Hames, J. Mills. M. Farine D. Borden. C. Arqo, J. Roberts, W. Posey The CHHS branch of the Junior Red Cross is very active and is noted throughout the state. Headed by Judy Smith, the club sponsored the filling of gift chests to send overseas. Mrs. Ruth Jones is head s onsor P ' Page H3 Left to Right-Gerald Rodden, Don Reeves, Jo Chewning, Angeline Pointer. Mrs. Thelma Coleman, Bob Knox, Charles Tarver, David New man, Everett Kirby, Tommy Morgan, Charles Green, Virginia Woody, Betty Woods, David Johnson. SHUTTER BUGS Members of the photographic classes form the club known as the Shutter Bugs. Sponsored by Mrs. Therma Coleman, this skilled Group devoted its time to taking and developing pictures with Tommy Morgan as President, the organization completed its second successful year. FRENCH CLUB To be a member ot Fne Fr Club you must be enrolled in Thelma Coleman's French Cla have a strong interest in Fren Left to Right: F. Spencer, L. Shaw, N. Bartlett Nice-Presidentl, N. Parker iSecretary-Treasurerj, D. Watkins, L. Yeaker, L. Martin, J. Cox CPresidentl, R. Rossa, G. Cox, D. McAbee, T. Coleman lsponsofl- F RENCH CLUB HI-Y CLUB The study of Youth in Government i l was one of the main projects ot the f Hi-Y's this year.Robert Pickard served a as president, and Mr. Jack Biggs spon sored the group. Left to Right, Row I: Pickard iPresidentJ, T. Midkiff Nice-Presidentl, C. Caldwell CSecretaryl, T, J Row II: R. Green, B- Dav-vs, L- Porter. M. Mayo, J. Tarter, R. Pinkerton. ROW Ill: J. Biggs fSponsi R Parker F Hunter R Shay J Huff P Bro n Y PagellA ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' W' ' INTING CLUB .eff to Right, Row I: C. Yon, J. Cleveland, C. Codner fPre-sidenti, R. Estes, K. McCreight, K. Ferguson. Row Il: T. Levine, Z. Hembree, D. Durham, E. Fuller, G, Carr, T. Coleman CSponsorJ. Row Ill: W. Tidwell, J. Blackmon, M. Emptage, J. Pipes, I. Bryan, A. Jones. tembers of the Printers' Club take a great deal of pride in their work. Mrs. Thelma Coleman :rs the group, Charles Codner is President. i Right-Row I: H. Watson CSergeanf at Armsi, D. Pack CVice-rresidentl, E. McAbee fSweetheartJ, LQ Smith lpfesldfimh O- Blevins ary-Treasureri. Row ll: W. Davis, J. Hall, T. Stone, D. King. Row III: D. Orvetz, D. Pritchard, B. Johnson, E- Hill, D- Meme'- I: B. Gunter, C. Mack, J. Wcnthold, B. Caldwell, B, Smith. acmng boys the difficult art of the mechanics of a car is a primary tunction of the Auto Club. Composed embers of the Advanced Auto Class, the club is headed this year by Larry Smith. El Raye McAbee is the Auto Page H5 Sweetheart Left to Right-Row I: J. Warren, N. Perkins, L. L. Shidler. Row II: M. Wright, D. Little, N. Shergart, C. Smith, S. Codner, G. Clark, S. Morgan. Row III: S. Simpson, S. Reynolds, J. Young, K, Seal, J. Ottey, L. Cecil. Row IV: G. Baker, S. Shaw, B. Wright, P. Ripley, D. Watkins, R. Stiner. C. Thompson. Mrs. Lauderdale. The William C. Haller branch of the Future Teachers ot America at CHHS is the initial club of its kind in the city. Sponsored by Mrs. Lamora Lauderdale and Naomi Perkins as president, the club is made up ot girls in- terested in the teaching profession. In the fall the club sponsored a contest for Miss FTA resulting in Chris- tine Briscoe being chose Fl. Q, s L Q Z 1 left to Right Row I: L. Archer, E. Porch, J, Blue, M. Brittenham, C. Mercer, K. Bottoms, J. Hightower fReporterJ, B. Moss QSecretaryJ, E. Bur' key Nice-Presidentj. Row II: N. Price, J. Otley, J. Hhorn, J. Blake, E. Robinson, N. Fhugart, W. Moore. Row Ill: D. Shaw, O. Walker, P. Gill, G. Loyd, L. Edmondson, N. Johnson, J. Littler, R. Garrett. FUTURE BUSINESS I.Ei page its Heading the FBLA this year is senior, Linda A mercial classes, it contains the Future Business DIVERSIFIED EDUCATION W Left to Right-Row I: M. A. Brown Ureasurerl, J. A. Brown lRepoi.e:J, H. Young CPresidentl, L. Warner lVicefPresidentJ, C. Fowler lC0- ordinatorl. Row 'I'l: T. Duncan, D. Mapes, B. Hughes, N. Miller, J. Hart. Row III: A. Fasgold, G. Walker, L. Deeds, F. Watson, D. I Cockrel' DE or Distributive Education is composed of students who work at various iobs while attending school. Mr. Fowler, head sponsor, recommends the students for jobs who are capable of holding responsible positions for their employers. Harvey Young is president of the club this year. Left to Right Row I: L. McGee CPresiden1J, A. Gissom lChapIainJ, C. Treat Ureasurerl, Y. Dixson, K. Barrett, G. Clark, J. Ray, J. McPheters, V. Davis. Row II: B. Wright, P. Ripley, C. Spooner, J. Spradly, I.. Long, S. Codner, R. Embree, N. French. Row Ill: S. Stillwell, R. Nance, K. Ellis, P. Beene, J. Jones, G. Howard, P. Southwell VIERICA ianization composed of students enrolled in com- erica, and has one of the largest memberships a1CHHS. Page 117 iff:- if in 'ef , 1 5 T and I OFFICERS left Oo Right Row I: Jo Ann Fisher fSecretaryl, Clarence Hunter fFirst Vice-Presidentl, Tilda Baker QT8.l Sweetheanj, Jimmy Robertson KPresidentl, Wanda Brotherton qsecond Vice-Presidentl, Pat Bateman lTreasurer. Row II: Mr. Fisher lSponsorJ, Tommy DOIKE lpifllamemarianl, Francis Kenda lChap!ainJ, Janis Sanders QSubstitute Reporterj, Nancy Bell gHistoruanJ, Tommy Hicks qserqeant of Armsy EE I it il ll EE if n ii Left to Right-Row I: T. Hicks f5ergeant at Armsl, P. Bateman Ureasurerj, N. Childers CDistrict PresidentJ, F. Canady CChaplainJ, J. Fisher KS:-zcretaryj, C. Hunter Nice-Presidentj. Row II: M. Daniels, J. Smith, L. Percy, E. Amburn, R. Stimpson, F. Cocklin. Row III: J. Eddy, P. Saloga, B. Bercky, R. Fowlkes, J. Denman, E. Smith, M. Smith. Row IV: J. Gravitt, D. Williamson, D. Hathaway, M. Johnson, J. Pritner, Row V: C. Bollinger, B. Mims, J. Skaggs, J. Curry, L. Dupuy, J. Madole. Row VI: B. Haney, D. Weaver, S. Betchtold, L. Otley, T. Roche, H. Wise. Row VII: E. Smith. J. Brooks, J. Rowland, S. Chance. Row VIII: K. Slover, J. Youngblood, L. Terrell, C. Freeman, T. Kennedy, Page H I Lietzke, E. Williamson. TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL Tancll Boasting the largest membership in school, the Trade and Industry Club is composed of students enrolled in voca- tional classes. Jimmy Robertson, club president, on behalf of the members, presented CHHS with a beautiful por- trait of Jesus Christ, which now adorns the main hall. Holding the honor of T and I Sweetheart this year is blonde Tilda Baker Adorning the T and I Float entered in the CHHS Homecoming are Gladyr Hays, fim- my Baller, Tildn Baker, and Iohnny Robertson. Row I: J. Robertson CPresidentD, T. Baker CSweetheartJ, W. Brotherton QSecond Vice-Presidentl, N. Bell CHistorianJ, V. Henshall, B, Gosnell E. Fisher. Row II: K. Morava, J. Beller, J. Wilson, C. Sanders, M. Chambers, G. Hays, J. Karnes. Row III: P. Davis, C. Armstrong, K Willis, B. Snow, M. Beavchamp, T. Ferrell, B. Forsythe. Row IV: J. Price, S. Wano, S. Cheathum, J. Clearman, C. Caswell. Row V: C Brandon, A. McDown,, K. McDonnaI, J. Staten, C. Moulton, R. Staubus, D. Clesson. Row VI: A. Bottle, J. Roche, A. Doty, J. Delisle C. Stiben, B. Pitts. ROW VII: L. Phillips, A. Staggs, B. Mundell, B. Bell. Row VIII: R. Reeves, H. Stokes, L. Sipes, C. Yon, D. Graham, A. Ports, J. Rine, J. Pins., TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL 2 W if fi fi Q :Q F3 fa ,,. if gy 21 .ii ,, N 5:5 E5 52 gf ge '12 sf ef 5 Q all :K- 5 aa Ls lloll Left to Right, Row I: C. Garcia, B. Snell, J. Hightower lPresidentl, C, Crews. Row II: M. Humble lSponsorJ, S. Chambers, J. Pierce, P. Hefner, L. Purcell, C. Earhart, M. Edwards lSponsorl. Girls who have qualified for a special Teams group are eligible for membership in the Girls' O Club which 5 a companion group to the Boys O Club. Sponsored by the coaches of all teams, Jean Hightower repre- ented the club as president. .W .W .- .Q r. 1 1 Left to Right-Row l: A. T. Jacobson iTrack Coachj, R. Bond, J. Parkey, D. Henderson, D. Shaw, J. Dobson, T. Stewart, R. Nance. Row ll: L. H. Bengston lTer1nis Coachl, B. Srrapp, R. Hembree, B. Newell, A. Jones, T. Roclen, D. Coleman, D. Woodson, D. Roberts. Row lll: T Morgan, D. Urenda, F. Quintera, D. Everett, B. Good, T. Levine, G. Routonf K. McRight, John Smith fBasketball Coachl, Row IV: J. Willi ford, S. Dobson, J. Jefferies, B. Ray, F. Taylor, J. D. Rodden, C. A. Murdock fCoachJ. Row V: R. Vaughn lAthletic Directorj, D. Patterson, W. Kelly, B. Todd, C. Dorsey, E. Nowlin, R..Dryden. BOYS Q Composed of all athletes who have lettered in sports, the O club is headed this year by Dennis Sh . Each member receives a letter jacket and may attend CHHS athletic events without charge. Page121 BW CHOIR Combining musical education with pleasure is the main goal of the CHHS Choir. ln addition to the personal pleasure derived from working together on various programs and special num- bers, the choir also provided delightful entertainment for CHHS students and various city organizations. During the year the choir took time out from other duties and attended clinics and festivals which were popular with the mu- sical Redskins. Other activities for the year included singing at the Oklahoma premiere of Cinerama, working out the traditional Christmas assembly, and making a trip to Denver, Colorado. Choir officers for '56-'57 were Richard McClure, President, Myra Jenkins, Vice-President, Barbara Lemmons, Secretary, Nor- ma Hilderbrand, Treasurer, Gerald Orr, King, Nelda Lathrop, Queen, and Mr. A. C. Ossenkop, Director. CHOIR ' ' ' ' B D. P 'd A. Creswell, P. Ri s. Row II: C. Pratt, H. De- Page I22 Left to Rtght+Row I: Dr Willis, C. Smith, N. Hilderbrand, J. Long, M. ryan, rn more, gg Niars, J. Young, S. Schomp, C. Cummings, B. Allen, C. Spooner, B. Benson. Row III:.C. Hedrick, T. Smith, P. Burleson, J. Cunningham, G. Holloway, J. Frederick, S. Dodson. Row IV: J. Longnecker, H. Blevens, D. Cranfield, J. Woliver, J.McGill, G. Orr, D. Cooper, P. Brown. 1 ?e:,' i2fi'3i3L2i A2Ml6 ' 1' 1 r if F? 3 3 1 2 5 3 33 A2 5 5 S E I I ? Y S N I I BAND The Pride of Capitol Hill, under the direction of Mr. Mel- vin Lee tor the third year, boasts eighty-five accomplished musi- cians. The band, led by Gerald Orr, Drum Major, Patti Smith, Band Queen, and Richard Mc- Clure, Queen Escort, performed at football games, marched in parades, presented concerts, and represented CHHS in district and state contests. During the sum- mer the band made a trip to Colorado Springs. Wlnich they raised money annually to fi- nance. BAND OFFICERS LefI'I9 Rishi: K- Ford I5ecretarYI, D. Smith iPresidentJ, J. Allen Nice- Presrdentj, D. Watkins iProgram Chairmanl. 1 Right- Pam Smlfhf LBBNCI QUCGUX Richard NlCClUYE, QQUSQH ESCOVII L. Martin, D. Spurgin, J. Williams, B. Morrison. iMaiorettesD o Right Row I: C. Walker, P. Blackwood, G. Buckhalter, M. Pogue, B. Hussa, R. Arnburn. Row II: D. Smith, D. Gibson, P. Badillo, D. Riley, D. W Lake, W. McCoy, P. Brown. Row III: D. Lyons, L. Dial, S. Cox, D. Langston, J. Gardon, B. Todd, R. Rosebrook, J. Vinegard, B. Kilpatrick, L. Jud, K. Hudson, S. Allgood. Row IV: K. Dial, F. Jones, L. Kendrick, T. Jenkins, B. Sutton, G. Bundy, B. Rucker, D. Bowman, R. Chilton. Color Guard. tra Jackson. Director: Melvin Lee. Page 125 ,inf Y'- F4 ,V-X w,,,,.,,M.4 ' 'Tay r, K ' Y lqrgy ns.. 1 Rl W . , L K all H3 l My -? LINDA PATTON L Q Knobbereite Yell loader ,- 5 Y' eww HOWARD 5. f I Ki Yi Yoll man ' 2, gi. A :'A if I : xi , ' Lf Vf ' L Q 'ff ff xx L X Y ' - 5 , ' 5 . . 'V 5 LW 'Q -ML , . 5 5, fl CAROLYN EARHART I nrhyy A A All-School Yell Leader L I I ans NonMAN Assistant All-School Yell Lauder 3 , Y, ' 5 Z -lf sg: ' 1 f' ff l. Z g P f - H , A f .x X L. ,gLh J - at .K x fb' 11 gli? I 3, MICKEY WILLIAMS Page 126 Ki Yi Yell Loader XXNXQ., ,l.Y, UWM? V E JEAN ALLEN Knolaburoth Yell Lcador KNOBBERETTE PEP CLUB The Knobberette Pep Club introduced ny new ideas for creating school spirit a year, one of which was the forma- 1 of a group inside Their club known the Pom Pom girls. This dancing drill m soon became familiar sights at pep emblies and games. Charlotte Thomp- , club president, along with Dennis iw, Knobloerette Buddy, headed the 9 this year, while Mr. Harold Crosby s the sponsor. . ll. pl vs: 4 left to Right, Row I: J. Allen iYell Leaderl, Mrs. Purdue CSponsorl, G. Miller lUni- form Captainl, B, Benson CSecretaryJ, C. Thompson KPresidentJ, D. Shaw lBuddyD, L. Cecil Ureasurerl, J. Pritner fPledge Mistressj, Mr. Crosley lsponsorl, L. Patton CYell Leaderl. Row ll: M. Smith lSponsorJ, J. Sorrell iReporterJ, R. Miranda QSec- tion Captainj, V. Stogner fAl9ernate Secretaryl, I. Masters CUster Captainl, R. Macon fChaplainl, S. Downey lSgt. at Armsl, L, Taylor iPep Councill, L. Miller tKeeper of C'sl, P. Blackwood CSection Captainj, Miss Corley iSponsorJ. KNQBBERETTE OFFICERS BBERETTE PEP CLUB Left to Right Row I- L Patton lCheerlead J J P - . . , er, . ritner, QPledge Mistressl, C. Thompson, lPresidentl, D. Shaw, lBuddyJ, L. Cecil, Greas- Lirerl, G. Miller, J. Allen, lCheerleaderJ. Row Il: R. Macon, CChaplainl, L. Taylor, fPep Counselorj, E. Ross, A. White, P, Blackwood, fSec- Tlon Captainl, M. Sweeny, L. Miller, P. Radant. Row III: Miss Corley, fSponsorJ, R. Miranda, KSection Captainl, S. Downey, fSerg. at Armsl, B. Morris, J. Messenger, C. Blankship, T. Masters. Row IV: A. Mason, J. McGraw, J. Macon, P. Edmondson, L. Chapel, B. Moses, C. Nel- son, Mrs. Perdue, CSponsorl Page 127 3 52 12 pf HIEFTAIN PEP CLUB A well-known club at school The Chieftain Pep Club, head- J by Ronnie Nance. To be embers, boys were submitted i several weeks of pledging. ie club held weiner roasts :yrack ride, and dinners, with yra Jenkins, Chieftain Princess, 1 . vt. i i their royal guest. fl: X M l CHIEFTAIN OFFICERS left to C. Dorsey fSecretaryJ. Row II: J. Cox, H. Windsor, W. Kelly, P. Johnson. Right, Row I: T. Stewart Nice-Presidentj, M. Jenkins CPrincessJ, R. Nance fPresidentJ, v--,-. .- 1:11 l Sl YEYIJ Lett to Right- Row I: E. Hiller lSponsorJ, P. Johnso C. D n, orsey, fSecretaryJ, R. Nance fPresidentJ M Jenkins lPrincessJ J Stewart Nice- Presidentj, H. Windsor, H. Littlefield CSponsorD. Row II: G. Greason, C. Vickory, J. Price, B. Kilpatrick, J. Tarter, D. Gibson. Row,III: B. Nilliams, N. Talley, T. Worley, B. Rinehart, J. Johnson, A. Chasey. Row IV: D, Jensen, G. Cox, B. Schritter, C. Colcate, R. Mitchell, D. Noaker. Row V: J. Harriman, R. Russell, C. Pulis, E. Pumphrey, D. Everett. Page I29 mx .Eli ,m 2- V 51. ffai YE Q 'T 5 0 N-Q Ci 3 4, E? Q ,M Y fx my i3 s SSA , .1 - 9 gi A , E .,.. Q. - , if ,V -V -RN fm ,AA. , 1 if - A -rv . J. WMMK ff ! :,, 1 I V . 1 5 ': M .f i .:'1 'Z ': ' '55 1-'1i'l15-:' , 1 , H ,E .. :,.:. , Q1 ag f ix W Q 'AVAAE :',' 1 5 ' ' V':' . n H in ,..,.. :S , W i z ,..V Q' .Q K ff A.,A. Z ' Q. -' aw V,,'AV' fm V . ' Wgfssi 45511, UNSW, X 'Bi Like Allie our O Cliihs make good sportsmanship- their dim Our champs have made known ahilities, gooa' leader- ship, and spirit Ana' we are Proud of our sports team who take part in it. So we salute all these stu- dents saying, With as you rate For you display the form that makes our Capitol great! 22 iii 24 E 4 Q3 fi 'Q I Q A fi ,Z an 2 A 5 51' 5 ax KNK PRESLEY End DAVID HENDERSON .... Tackle THOMAS STEWART- vffv---,,,- - Guard DAVID WOQDSON A,,YY, , Center senior Senior Capitol Hill Calways having a rugged schedulej started the season with its first two games on foreign soil, Playing Amarillo and Pampa on their home fields. Losing both games in Texas, the Redskins came home to taste victory for their first time of the year by beating Northeast. But :he following week, The Cougars of Ada who were des- :ined to become Class A champs, rolled over the less-experi- anced Redskin squad. Starting the conference tour, the Redskins heat Shawnee ind Enid hy good margins but squeaked hy Northwest Classen fthe Knights were the first to score on the Red- skins in conference playj. Iourneying to Poteau, the I-lillmen icored three times in their first four plays from scrimmage, vith the reserves playing most of the game. -osing a heartbreaker to the Douglass Trojans, CHI-IS hared the Mid-State crown with them and lost a possible :layoff berth. The following week the Redskins closed the eason by walloping Southeast. Semcf Senior Coach C. B. Sitzeegle presides over one of football squadir pastimes, a before school chalk-talk. EY STARK -M--V .-,. Akgrr 5 n d RAY CUR'l IS ,,,,.... ,,......,,. H alfback JAMES DOBSON ,,.,,Ye,,,,,A,,, Fullback JOEL PARKEY .. ,,......,,,. Quarterback Junior Junior ' Senior Senior PAGF l35 i , Guard DAVID PATTERSON ., ...,. .C J Junior The Schedule and Results of the Redskins' Games Capitol Hill Capitol Hill Capitol Hill Capitol Hill Capitol Hill Capitol Hill Capitol Hill Capitol Hill Capitol Hill Capitol Hill 47 26 6 34 0 0 7 19 6 28 L PAGEAYQQ ROBERTS GARY RHEA DANIEL URENDA rummage, Kem Osram ,,,.,,,,,,,i,iiili A Sophomore 'ILLIAM KELLY ........,... .... Guard RONNY DRYDEN 7,.AAA ,, ,,,, Tackle GENE NicKs ,A........ ........YV... 1 ackle DOUGLAS COLEMAN w.... .. End Junior Junior Junior Senior li Capitol Hill, always fielding fine football teams, had several mem- bers of its Mid-State Co-Champion- ship team make All-Star teams. Iames Dobson -- All-State, All- Mid-State, All-City Thomas Stewart - All-Mid-State, All-City Ray Curtis - All-Mid-State, All- City David Woodson - All-Mid-State David Henderson -- All-City Sportsmanship p Douglas Coleman-Team Captain 7 Shawna' ifijzbggjo ZZ':riP'f0r 4 zoucbdown against the l 1 XRD NOWLIN Y, ,vYv,,,, Halfback JOE MCNUTT -.--.....YL.,., ..,. l'1 alfback CHARLES DORSEY ,,,L.,,,...... Linebacker DENNIS SHAW -------v-f-----ff-- Ha'fbaC'f'37 Sophomore JUl'li9f Senior Senior PAGE L L L End ALEX ROGERS ,,,A ,, Guard BOBBY TODD , Guard TOMMY ROCHEA ,,,,,,,,,, ,,Y, T ackle JERRY STONE Junior 59 Q' Junior Junior BILLY NEWELL R Halfback TALMADGE ROGERS Cf-me' DON TAYLOR Guard BILLY JACK MOORE , OW, Same 59f1'0' Sensor Junior , X r L Y EVANOFF .Y THC RANDY MILLER fullback DENNIS LYON5 Fullback LARRY MILLER , Halfback JLMM I ' Senior Jumor Junuor Junlor RODDE zpztol Hill 167 Pounder Don Everett tangles with a Geary wrestfer as Everett fauna' the going rough at Geary ay tba alskzns were beaten 31 to 5. WRESTLING Wrestling in its second season at Capi- tol Hill improved its record greatly wine ning 7 duel matches and losing 9. Return- ing 5 lettermen. The Redskin grapplers showed their improvement throughout the state. , Going to the Regionals all Redskins were beaten out except Boyd Stapp who placed third and qualified for the state meet. Benny Jacobs also showed well until he was beaten in the semifinals. The Redskins Schedule and Results Capitol Hill 16 vs. Harding -24 Capitol Hill 5.vs. Geary -31 Capitol Hill 3 vs. Amarillo -3l Capitol Hill B vs. Amarillo -27 Capitol Hill 5 vs. Midwest City -3l Capitol Hill 23 vs. John Marshall - ll Capitol Hill 8 vs. Edmond -34 Capitol Hill 39 vs. Classen - 5 Capitol Hill 5 vs. Tulsa Edison - 31 Capitol Hill 19 vs. Midwest City -17 Capitol Hill lO vs. Putmon City -27 Capitol Hill 20 vs. Del City -15 Capitol Hill 22 vs. Harding -24 Capitol Hill 6 vs. Northwest -26 Capitol Hill 24 vs. Del City -ll Capitol Hill 22 vs. Classen - I3 '1 I ' . i Oi, ll ,, .' 1. COACH Bm RYDER COACH HAROLD cizosiev Head Coach . Assistant Coach i l N 106 Sophoniors TOMMY MORGAN benior FRED QUINTERO Junior BOBBY MAGAR S0Pl 0m0 e l I5 123 H5 Page l39 JIM BLACKMON Junior 123 TOMMY CHISM Senior 136 in C E FREDDIE MAIN Sophomore CHUCK TAYLOR Junior 129 129 ART MCDOWN JUUIOY 129 LAYMON ROBERTS sophomore BOB BANGERT Sophomore 136 1-17 DON EVERETT Senior Page 140 BENNY JACOBS Sophomore Bgyg 51App Junior Hvl. 167 167 Y ARCH DOTY Jun isa Q MAX NETHERTON Son Mgr. 56 it 1 ? 2 4 Sf i ? CURTIS JUNIOR mm PUCKETT JUN'O DENNIS sHAw SENIOR ED MANEK JUNIOR GUARD CENTER GUARD FORWARD the uu, and thev for se and 1 Redskins for the second consecutive year with Shawnee once again on top of the leading scorer for the Redskin cagers completing his third season as a regular. Bond, Bill Puckett, George Routon, Rav I-Iill, returning five lettermen to the from the state runnerup team of '56, season at Borger, Texas in the Borger Tournament, taking third place. to win, except two defeats at the Redskins climbed to fifth in the were undefeated in state competition journeyed to Shawnee. cond in the Mid-State standings with Northwest Classen at the bottom. t the '56-'57 season was 6l2,' Iames Presley, and Dennis Shaw often broke Wesley Stark ' the spotlight with other reserves always hack- Hzfl Festival jumjiy high to UP tb 5 these boys. Sfaaw wait to if Bl!! Minton, Ed jldilllefn tbe Capitol fvzfndlmffers. y and gain P0J.re.fsi0n E ' and Dennis f0r tbe Rear-skin O D ADDISON SOPHOM RE ONALD WALTON SOPHQMORE RONNIE PINKERTON SOPHOMORE PAUL JOHNSON JUNIOR GUARD GUARD FORWARD GUARD Page143 CAPITOL HILL'S BASEBALL SCHEDULE March I5 Capitol Hill I8 Capitol Hill 20 Capitol Hill 21 Capitol Hill 25 Capitol Hill 26 Capitol Hill 27 Capitol Hill 28 Capitol Hill 29 Capitol Hill 30 Capitol Hill April 1 Capitol Hill 4 Capitol Hill 5 Capitol Hill 8 Capitol Hill 9 Capitol Hill ll Capitol Hill I5 Capitol Hill I8-19-20 O. U. 22 Capitol Hill 25 Capitol Hill 29 to May 4-Regionals May 6-ll-State vs. Grant vs. Norman vs. Northeast vs. Norman vs. Douglass vs. Midwest City vs. Midwest City vs. Shawnee vs. Amarillo Sandies vs. Amarillo Palo Duro vs. Enid vs. Northwest Classen vs. Duncan vs. Grant vs. Duncan vs. Douglass vs. Shawnee Tourney vs. Enid vs. Northwest Classen Coach 1019.11 Pryor Rav Bond Catcher Senior George Shipley Catcher Junior Page V4 Joel Pa rkey Shortstop 5Bnl0I' Robert Hembree Secondbase Senior E A l Dobson Oulfielder Senior Paherson FirSfbBSemBr1 JUf1i0l' Bert Elliot Pifcher Sophomore Fielding one of the best teams in the state, the Capitol Hill baseballers immediately set forth to defend their Class A state crown. Capitol Hill returned four regulars plus another trio of fine pitchers. Receiving several fine sophomores who bolstered their pitching staff plus several fine infielders and outfielders. Altogether the Redskins returned twelve lettermen but felt the loss of All-Stater Ken Pierce and Ace Pitcher Dick Soergel who had a 13-0 record. Capitol Hill returned three two-year lettermen: Iames Dobson, Robert Hembree, and Ioel Parkey, and nine one-year men: Ray Bundy Berman Goad, Ronald Nance, B-illy Newell, George Routon, lim Seward, Dennis Shaw, Wesley Starleand Boyd Stapp. l award Outfielder Senior Berman Goad Quffielder Senior Wesley Stark Pitcher Junior Bvvd STHPP Cafchef Jumor Page 145 A. D. JACOBSON IC'oachI Tommy Levine and Frank Taylor exchange the Mil gf If W 1:7 In , I . if I EM wg .- 5 Vim I ..,.,,,.,. - '-2b1' -1'A-1 :V' ' ' f2f:fIe: E I xi sg. , . 4 E5 QQf'E V I mils 5 b .. ?5fZW2SEg4j?5Q '1 If 'EZ.:E2::5 E:., 75-51-' Elf' i w . again Sufwib' .-1,'g-.-Wfrfi g.Eg g f' :z:.z::: ifa'x5-55' 3525: -.::::.,-1.-5-1: E4:E:EI Hw'IM' :me . -1 fi 2: .-:iz-M x. :-: --in 4:23 wwmfiv .zifag-1 1 ssfffiihmfarsigfs -' g .w:-U-f'2?iiyI vR- :W-W, wi ,Ti ii' WWQQEES' 35254-bww. 1 - .,.. : ' 'wayi-gfgggigggglgi i 1 iiwfflv : fMs??55l Ag5i'iE?fXZ4?ff-W2 I ' ww CHUCK TAYLOR LEWIS FIKE KENNETH MCCREIGHT JIM FERRH-L JUNIOR SENIOR SENIOR JUNIOR I I 1 .I :El Q . . ,.:,: 1: A ' L g 141, 313525 :',',E,::,.gE ':1 R f' V? ' E I 1 2 r EE-, :IEW--'ifia :L-Eaf'-1'1' 2 ?i:Q53:' :LM - ES E A I Y Y: . , f . 1 E E: -2 ?3f' I ,IES-:Q ' ' ' Y Z7 fmwwmwgww 5 ' -, . f,51 .fsf Wfgkifigfggiielfiifki N ig'-:eiliw :if W wgsgsff rf: . ,s 1, - f ff wfvs? 1re2 .:, ,Eweiffrzpzf V, ,. wwzszzsf. I s22':zEzSsfi5Sg2 2hfSs1.f:U:,iz??4f' I 'L '2f?f5Z?l -5: EDWARD NOWUN TOMMY LEVINE PAUL DONAVON KENNETH O'HAGEN Page 146 SOPHOMORE SENIOR JUN'0R 5EN'OR baton in racing to another 880 relay team win Lpltol I-Iill returning to the einclers with live ttumen, participatccl in rlwe following traelc IHCCEQ, wus lmstling to upliolcl tlie fine Capitol I-Iill Lclition. Iireli 15-16 Ft. Wfortli Sontliwest Recreational Nleet 22 Oklahoma City Invitational Meet 29- Aggie Relays 2- 3 Citi' IVIeet 6 Sontluern Olclalmonia Invitational IZ Bison Relavs I3 Central State Invitational 18 Ivliclstate Ivleet I8 Bidstate IvIeet Q3 26-27 3- 4 Regional , LS State i Y wi A fl ALLEN BECK DAVID WOODSON JOE MCNUTT PAUL JOHNSON SENIOR SENIOR JUNIOR JUNIOR Page 147 Tolvuvw MORGAN SENIOR -5 sqm Enf1llfi5 'iil'rEiD- Clgwifiyiseasston' TW ,' vvae' do C' Ifliedrigtindiwrg-k eM. Brown' Ma W' Fredfllc , CMVY' l' DON WALKER JUNIOR Capitol I-lill, returning two lettermen from the City Cham- pionship team of 1956, entered its season fully expecting to keep this crown. Swinging the rackets this year were: Ioe Allen, Sonny Allgood, Mickey Brown, Dale Cox, Iohn Frederick, Charles l-leclrick, Lar- ry Hickman, lack Longnecker, Mike McCarty, ferry Mabry, Tommy Morgan, Eugene New- combe, and Don Walker. Through the instructions of Coach L. I-l. ' Bengston most boys progressed rapidly as some had little or no experience except for some who played in summer tournaments. Bolstered by letter- men Tommy Morgan and Don Walker, they won most of their duel meets and always were one of the better teams in any tourn- ament they entered. P g 148 DAVID CLOUETTE JUNIOR L. H. BENGSTON COAC Steve Dodson A JBY -lefffles Billy .STV Junior l l JUn'0 Um N NX Under the direction of C. B. Speeglef v e Capitol Hill golfers took to the Q eens with three returning let-termen, -A ' :ing one letterman bv graduation and ' other by transfer. A lourneying to Ft. Wortli, El Reno, incan, and Ardmore, the Redskin lfers always strived to uphold the tra- ion of Capitol Hill which has prob- ly had more state champions than any ier school in Qlclahoma. Returning for the Redskins were lun- Q: Steve Dodson, lay Ieffries, and Billv y. Using the Hillcrest Country Club use for the second straight year, the :lskins also had Nlilce Bivens, and Don 'tune swinging the clubs for Capitol jj ll. l and ullly jggyu W., uofzfb jpeg ?.v.rn.r to mme of b , ,mi 8 4' 1: I 1 13' ol dsl year: lezfermei ,few the f,5,,.., ay lf'ffrze.f, ' . I Mike Bivens 9 C 2035569 e Sophomore Junior Page M Don Fortune 35 S QS M 3 3 gi 3: Q E zz E 5 if Si 1152111- MRS EMMA GENE EDWARDS 'E . Virginia. MISS JO HUMBLE 5, A- V : if ' I xxx M Qi : if A A ..,. V. 'r rarif l f f 1 , 5 I ' 4 'irii fji 3: s. E A K 5927 QI LRF: 4 , M K' Zi- .D . Mrs. Emma Gene Edwards, coach of the Synchronized and Competitive swimming teams. is 5'2 , brown eyes, brown hair and weighs 107 pounds. She attended college at Madison College, Virginia, for three years and for one year went to Central State College. She was born in Kittaning, Pennsylvania, and attended high school at Woodrow Wilson in Portsmouth, Coacihing volleyball,- softball, and basketball tak up a large sum of Miss Jo Humole's time. Miss Humble has blu eyes, strawberry blond h- weighs ll8 pounds, and 5'4 tall. Miss Humble Bl tended Northeast High Sc and is a graduate trom Central Stan College, if fl .. , M, fe was i31Q'f57 1 R fs ' zu, A 3 R AX i 5 Mizz fl K Lf l f , ,ffkizifzft f J? :inf ' S wwf! 5 JUNE P'ERCf f f S 1 llil LANETA DOLLAR SHARON Wll.LlAMS DIVER, SHEALA JUSTUS A .4e . . ,,+ -1 A iii, ,L , A ,, fl A A W ,f 53 ,ff ',x 2,1 DA W, iwgqzniscwzsfs 5, X A J, igklngrfegtff V J A gh H ' f 1 ' f - . 533, . 3, 73 If zip ' V5 4 1 ' If iilfii f 1 fi? QW ' v?v5 Q- - 1- 'Sq :5' iz ' Wafiirf . X VX ,fag Q ONNIE CREW m M 51 4 x JEAN HIGHTOWER I, fs qi f' VT? ff? HELEN HART A :E if BARBARA sNELL Page l53 . . P ll' L IC-lf SYnchronized and Competitive Swimming Teams-Left To RIQIWTI Sheala JUSIUS fig-If Zalgczfriegrfl K5-C-If 'lo smval Isl' hy 'S arman Ma,-Y Dunlap fS,C.J Margie Johnson ICJ, Martha Brown IS.C.J, Mrs. Emma Gene war s p BASKETBALL SCHEDULE John Marshall 81 Capitol Hill ,. ,,,, WFeb, Capitol Hill 8. Northeast Norlhwesf 81 Capitol Hill Capitol Hill 8. Central ,. ,,,,,,,Fel:. Capitol Hill 8. Harding ,,,,,,, Grant 8- Capitol Hill .,,,.,. VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE CAPITOL CAPITOL CAPITOL CAPITOL CAPITOL CAPITOL CAPITOL CAPITOL CAPITOL HILL HILL HILL HILL HILL HILL HILL HILL HILL GRANT 34 DOUGLAS 36 JOHN MARSHALL 44 N.W. CLASSEN 32 CLASSEN 31 HARDING 29 NORTHEAST 26 SOUTHEAST 39 CENTRAL 30 CAPITOL CAPITOL CAPITOL CAPITOL SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Valleyball- Left to Right Connll Purcell, lhelma Armstrong Lanet Softball-Left to Right: Joyce Monteforte, Jean Hightower Jun Donna Cook, Linda Purcell, Jove Bible, Judy Burns Connie Crew, Barbara Snell, Connie Garcia. DOUGLAS I4 CENTRAL 'I4 NORTHWEST CLASSEN 9 NORTHEAST 'I3 P Swimming Meets February 9, 1957 Events 50 meter freestyle 100 meter freestyle 50 meter backstroke 50 meter breaststroke 50 meter butterfly Diving-4 dives March Events 20 yd 20 yd 20 yd 60 yd 80 yd 'I'I, 1957 . freestyle backstroke breaststroke medley relay freestyle relay Synchronized Swimming Team Garcia, Jean Highyowe,-,.Judy Burnett, June Pierce, Donna Cook, Paula Edmondson, Margie Johnson, Linda Wilcox, Barbara Snell, Pat Brown. all-Left to Right: Connie Garcia, Jean Hightower, Joyce Monteforte, Linda Purcell, Helen Hart, Margie Johnson, Sharon Williams, June Pierce, Laneta Joye Bible, Barbara Snell, Connie Crew, Cgach, Miss Jo Humble, Page 155 Ae 2 Along wzth Zlifr Fznney ez lending husiness man, VVe want to salute our patrons for their help- ing hand. For your trust and confi- dence, we extend zz hearty cheer. 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Cook, Bernardine, sr., 23 Albin, Loreta, soph., 59, 130 Aldridge, Darlene, ir., 45 Alexander, Dewain, sr., 19 Allen, Barbara, ir., 45, 131, 107, 106 Allen, Janis, ir., 45, 107 Allen, Jean, sr,, 19, 131, 127, 76 Allen, Joe, sr., 19, 124, 108, 125 I Allgood, Sonny, lr., 45, 125, Alton, Wanda, soph., 59, 124, Amburn, Evelyn, sr., 19 122 110 109 128 123 Amburn, Ruby, soph., 59, 125 Boulton, Joyce, sr., 113 Bowen, Roma, sr., 20 Bowers, Ronnie, ir., 45 Bowman, Don, ir., 125 Bowman, Leonard, soph., 60 Boyd, Don, ir., 45 Boyd, Donna, ir.,46,l31 Boyett, Lee, soph., 60 Bradley, Joan, sr., 20 Bragg, Donald, soph., 60 Bramblett, Betty, ir., 46 Brandon, Carol, ir., 46, 108 Brasher, Bobb, sr., 20 Brassfield,Jackie, sr., 20, 110 Brassfield, Mildred, soph., 60 Brawner, Dolores, sr., 21 Brawner, Patricia, soph., 60 Bray, Bobby, ir., 45 Breedlove, Gayle, ir., 46 Brewer, Carolyn, ir., 46, 113 Brewer, Nancy, soph., 60, 130 Bridges, Bobby, ir,, 45, 120 Bridges, Joe, soph., 120 Bright, Bill, soph., 60 Brisco, Christine, ir., 46 Brittenham, Marilyn, ir., 46, 116 Brogden, Anna, soph., 60, 131 Brown Anderson, Carol, sr., 19, 113, 108 Anderson, Johnny, soph., 59 124 Anderson, Kay Lynn, sr., 19, 28, 85, 77 Anderson, Lcralee, soph., 59 Anderson, Neal, ir., 45, 128, 110 Andrews, Jimmy, soph., 59 Anthony, Jack, ir., 45, 128 Anthony, Judith, sr., 19 Apple, James, soph., 59 Archer, Lavina, sr,, 19, 116 Ardizzone, Charles, soph., 59 Argo, Colleen, ir., 45, 131, 113, '1 108 Armstrong, Carolyn, ir., 45 Armstrong, Jack, sr., 19 Armstrong, Judy, soph., 130 Armstrong, Margaret, ir,, 45, 131, 110, 112 Armstrong, Thelma, soph., 145 Austin, Patsy, soph., 59 B Badillo, Pete, ir., 125 Brooks, Jacqueline, sr., 20 Brotherton, Wanda, sr., 21 , Brown, Joyce, sr., 21, 117 Brown Lawatha, sr., 21 Brown, Martha A., sr., 21, 117,114 Martha M., sr., 21, 154 Clevenger, Bobby, sr., 22 Clevenger, Sherrie, sr., 23 Cline, Ray, sr., 120 Clouette, David, ir., 148 Clouette, Judy, soph., 61 Cobb, Bill, soph., 61, 110 Cocklin, Fred, soph., 124 Cockrell, Delloid, ir., 46, 117 Codner, Annette, soph., 61 Codner, Charles, sr., 22, 115 Codner, Sonia, ir., 47, 131, 117, 107,116,97,108,l11,103 Coffman, Charles, ir., 46 Coffman, Jackie, soph., 61 Coffman, Lois, soph., 61 Colcate, C., 129 Cole, Mary Jo, ir., 47, 112 Coleman, Barbara, ir., 47 Coleman, Doug, sr., 22 121, 120, 77 Coleman, Gerald, ir., 128, 109 Coley, Danny, sr., 22 Collier, Ray, sr., 22 Collins, LaNell, ir., 47 Collinsworth, Johnny, soph., 61, 106 Cook, Donna, soph., 61, 154, 155 Cook, Geraldine, sr., 23, 108 Cook, Wallace, ir., 46 Cooper, Don, sr., 22, 122, 128 Cooper, Marilyn, ir., 47, 130, 123, 107 Downey, Sue, ir., 48, 127 Doyle, Drake, Peggy, sr., 24 Dale, sr., 24 Drake, Gale, sr., 24 Dryden, Ronny, ir., 47, 137, 121 Dubois, Nancy, sr., 24, 117 Dunbar, Elma, soph., 60 Duncan, Glenna, ir., 48 Duncan, Tom, Sr., 25, 117 Dunlap, Mary, soph., 62, 130, 154 Nancy, ir., 48 Durbin, Dee Anna, sr., 93 Dutton, Ramona, sr., 24 Durham, Doyle, soph., 115 Dykes, Connie, soph., 62 Eades, Eddie, ir., 47, 136 Earhart, Carolyn, sr., 24, 130, 106, 91,131,121, 77,126 Earley, Joyce, soph., 62 Earls, Ralph, ir., 47 Eaton, Delores, soph., 62 Eaton, Linda, soph., 62, 154, 127, lU6 Edmondson, Lynn, ir., 48, 116 toerhardt, Nellie, sr., 24, 120 Edmondson, Paula, soph., 62, 154, 127, 106 Barrett, Baird, Anna, soph., 59, 112 Baker, Glenna, ir., 130, 116 Baker, Kenneth, sr., 19 Baker, Max, soph., 59 Baker, Tilda, sr., 19, 106, 96 Balkeslay, Charles, ir., 45 Banda, Delfina, ir., 45 Bangert, Bob, soph,, 59, 148 Barber, Jean, soph., 59 Barker, Lareta, sr., 19 Barker, Sherial, ir., 45 Barnen, Joe, sr., 19, 127, 109 Barnes J , oy, sr., 19 Barnes, Walter, ir., 45, 128 Barr, Emily, soph., 120 Barr, Thomas, sr., 19 Kaye, sr., 18, 131, 117, Davis, Castle, Bobby, ir., 46 113, 130, 109 Bartlett, Charles, sr., 19 Bartlett, Mary, soph., 59 Bartlett, Nancy, ir., 45, 114 Bass, Phillip, ir., 4 5 Bass, Sharon, soph., 59 Battenfield, Clarence, soph., 59, 112 Batty, llene, soph., 59, 131 Baughman, Carole, ir., 48, 123 Beals, Kenneth, soph., 59, 124 Bechtold, Reba, soph. 59 Bechtold, Shirley, ir., 5 , 4 Beck, Allen, sr., 19, 108, 109 Beck, Fred, ir., 45 Beck, Margie, soph., 59 Beene, Peggy, sr., 117 Beistle, Rex, sr., 19 Bell, Billy, soph., 59 Bell, Joseph, sr., 20 Bell, Bell, Bell, Leta, soph., 59 Mitchell, sr., 20 Nancy, sr., 20 Bell Naomi, soph., 59 Bell: Ro semary, ir., 45 Beller, Jimmy, sr., 20 Bellow, Lelia, sr., 20 Bennett, Eva, sr., 20 Bennett, Rosemary, sr., 20 Benson, Beverly, sr., 20, 127, 76 Brown, Mickey, soph., 60 Brown, Nathan, sr., 20 Brown, Patsy J., ir., 48, 155 Brown, Patsy S., ir., 48 Brown, Phillip, ir., 45, 125, 122, 114 Brown, Wayne, soph., 60, 124 Browning, DeWayne, soph., 60, 124 Bruner, James, ir., 21 Bryan, Crosby, sr., 21, 115 Bryan, Margaret, ir., 46, 130, 122, 107, 108 Bryant, Preston, soph., 60, 128, 109 Buckhalter, Grady, soph., 60, 125, 109, 128 Bulis, Donna, soph., 60, 130, 109 Bundy, Gorden, soph., 61, 125 Burkes, Pat, soph., 60 Burkey, Edalane, sr., 21, 131, 116 Burleson, Billy, soph., 61 Burleson, Paul, ir., 45, 122, 107, 112 Burnett, Judy, soph., 60, 155 Burns, Bill, sr., 21, 111 Burns, Jackie, sr., 21 Burns, Judy, soph., 154 Burroughs, Priscilla, sr., 21, 130, 104, 111 Burrs, Roland, sr., 21, 120 Bush, Mary, ir., 46 C Caldwell, Billy, soph., 115 Caldwell, Charles, ir,, 46, 114 Canary, Barbara, soph., 60 Carabaial, Phyllis, sr., 21 Carlile, Thomas, sr., 21, 124 Carlton, Jean, ir,, 60 Cermack, Karen, soph., 60 Carr, Gary, ir., 46, 115 Carter, Barbara, soph., 60 Carter, Janice, sr., 21 Carter, Ronald, soph., 124 Casey, Betty, sr., 113 Cash, Tommy Sue, soph., 60, 130, 106 Caswell, Elizabeth, sr., 21 Cater, Rosemary, ir,, 46 Cauthron, Jayce, soph., 60, 112 Cave, Dean, soph., 61 Cavnor, Marlin, sr., 22 Cecil, Laroce, sr., 22, 79, 108, 127, 110 Chacey, Austin Leon, soph., 61, 129 Chambers, David, soph., 61 Chambers, Scarlett, sr., 22, 108, 109, 121 Champion, Billy, soph., 61, 113 Chance, Cecilia, soph., 60 Champman, Jackie, ir., 47 Chappell, Andrew, ir., 46 Chappell, Barbara, ir., 47 Chappell, Lyndl, soph., 60, 127 Cooper, Richard ir 46 Cooper, N-ancy, sri, 76 l Cornett, Nancy, sr., 23 Cornwa l, Ronny, soph., 61 Cornwell, Letha, soph., 61 Cosgrove, Bobbie, soph., 61 Coshow, Bonnie, sr., 22 Coshow,Charles, soph., 61 Cosse Cosse Cotto Cowa Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox Cox, Cox, Cox y, Bob, soph., 61 y, Bob, soph., 61 n, Mona, sr., 22 n, Earl, sr,, 22 Dale, sr., 23, 125, 109 Cleo, ir., 46 Glenn, soph., 62, 114, 129 Jimmy, sr., 114 Lora, ir., 47 Ramona, sr., 23 Stephen, soph., 62, 125 Sydney, soph., 61, 130, 106 Tommy, sr., 23 Wanda 'r 47 1 1 I .1 Craighead, Don, sr., 23 Cramer, Benny, ir., 46 Cramfield, David, soph., 124, 122 Crank, Elsie, ir., 47 Cresswell, Anette, sr., 23, 122 Crew, Connie, soph., 131, 153, 154, 155, 124 Criss, Virginia, ir., 48 Crouch, Dickey, sr., 23, 18 Cryer, Jeanita, sr., 23 Cummings, Carol, ir., 48,122 Cummings, Sherwood, sr., 23 Cunningham, Donald, sr., 23 Cunningham, Joe, ir., 122 Cunningham, Mary, soph., 61 Curry, Dale, soph., 62, 123 Curtis, Martha, sr., 23 Curtis, Ray, ir., 135, 141 D Dadford, Donna, sr., 23 Dallas, Coy Sue, soph., 61 Daniel, Malinda, ir., 48 Darnold, Marvin L., ir., 46 Davis, Billy, lr., 128 Bob, soph., 114 Davis, Christine, soph., 61, 112 Davis, Jo Ann, sr., 23 Davis, Leatha, soph., 61 Davis, Lonnie, sr., 23 Davis, Pat, ir., 48, 131, 167 Davis, Williard, ir., 117, 115 Davison, Patsy, sr,, 24 Dawe Dawk s, Betty, soph., 61, 123 ins, Andy, sr., 23 Benson, Danny Paul, soph., 59 Benton, George, soph., 60 Bercky, Barbara, ir., 45 Berry, Judy, sr,, 45 Berryhill, David, soph., 60 Bible, Joyce, sr., 154, 155 Birdsong, Carol, soph., 59, 111 Bittmann, Trevanell, soph., 131 131 Bivens, Mike, soph., 60, 149 Black, Betty, soph., 59 Black, Janet, soph., 60 Blackmon, Jimmy, ir., 45, 140, 115 Blackwood, Pat, ir., 45, 125, 127 Chenault, Virgie, ir,, 46 Cherry, Mary Lou, sr., 22, 120 Chewing, Jo, sr., 22, 114 Childers, Laroyce, ir., 47 Childers, Nancy, ir., 47, 113 Chilton, Raymond, soph., 61, 125 Chism, choay, Tommy, sr., 21, 140 Clarence, soph., 61 Chody, David, soph., 61 Chody, Donald, sr., 21 Chody, Phyllis, ir., 47, 110 Christian, Kathy, ir., 47 Christie, Barbara, soph., 61 Clark, Georgia, ir., 47, 131, 117, Blake, Billy, sr., 20 111 113 Blake, J 102 ean, ir., 45, 116, , Blankenship, Chrystelle, ir,, 46, 127, 112 Blevens, Harold, soph., 60, 122, 128, 109 Blevine, Orville, sr., 20, 115 Blewett, Bill, soph., 60, 124 Blue, Janell, ir., 46, 116 Bollinger, Carol, ir., 46 Bond, Carolyn, soph., 60 Bond, Ray, sr,, 20, 121, 140, 142, 144 116,108,111, 103 Clark, Harriet, sr., 22 Clark, Nadine, sr., 22 Clark, Sherry, soph., 131 Claxton, Vickie, soph., 61 Clay, Cecil, sr., 21, 128 Clay, Judy, sr., 47 Clay, Shirley, sr., 22 Clearman, Jacklyn, sr., 22 Clemons, June, soph., 61 Clemons, Pat, soph., 61 Clesson, Darrell, sr., 22 Cleveland, Glenda, sr., 22 Clevelandk Jerry, sr., 22, 115 Daws, LaNeil, ir., 48, 113 Deburger, Floyd, sr., 23 Deeds, Larry, sr., 23, 117 DeMars, Mary, sr., 24, 130, 122 Denbar, Wayne, sr., 24 Denman, Betty, sr., 24 Denman, Donna, soph., 131, 124 Denman, Jimmy, sr., 24 Dennis, Betty, soph., 62 Dial, Khlen, sr., 24, 125 Dial, Lester, soph. Dittman, George, sr., 24 Dittmeyer, Jeff, sr., 24 Dixon, Jerry, sr., 24 Dixson, Yvonne, sr., 24, 130, 117 Dobbs, Bobby, sr., 24, 111, 105 Dobbs, Sandy, soph., 62, 106 Dobson, Betty, soph., 62 Dobson, James, sr., 24, 121, 135, 140, 144, 145, 77 Dodd, Beverly Jo, jr., 48 Dodson, Norma, sr., 24 Dodson, Steve, ir., 46, 107, 121, 122 Dollar, Laneta, ir,, 48, 152, 155 Donaldson, Ronnie, ir., 46 Donovan, Donna, soph., 62, 131, 110 Donovan, Paul, ir., 146 Dool, Ann, soph., 62, 130 Dorsey, Charles, sr., 24, 76, 79 107, 121 Doty, Arcnie, ir., 140 Douglas, Kathleen, sr., 24 Dowdy, Carl, soph., 62, 111 Edrington, Betty, ir., 48, 113, 108 Edwards, Carol, ir., 108 Edwards, Shelia, ir., 48, 130, 120, 105, 1 1 1 Elliot, Donald, soph., 62 Ellis, Jackie, ir., 47 Ellis, Kathryn, sr., 25, 117 Ellison, Don, sr., 25 Elmore, Stanley, sr., 25 Emptage, Wesley, soph., 62, 115 Embree, Virginia, sr., 25, 117 Emerson, Jeane, soph,, 62 Engel, Portia, ir,, 48 Enoch, Donald, soph., 62 Enrique, Fred, ir., 47 Ericson, Kenneth, sr., 25 Eskew, Connie, ir., 48, 131 Estes, Raymond, sr., 25, 115 Estlack, Jay, ir., 47 Evanotf, Jimmy, ir. 47, 138 Evans, Donna, sr., 25, 131, 106, 92, 102, 77 Evans, Jo Ann, ir., 48, 130, 123 Everett, Don, sr,, 25, 140, 121, 129 F Faglie, John, sr., 25 Fairman, Freddie, sr., 25, 124, 107, 128, 131, 77 Faller, Shirley, sr., 25 Farine, Martha, ir., 120, 113 Farquhar, Robert, sr., 25, 104 Fasgold, Allen, ir., 117 Ferguson, Kenneth, soph., 62 Ferguson, Rita, sr., 25 Ferree, Dale, ir., 49 Ferree, Martha, ir,, 48 Ferrell, Theda, jr., 49 Ferill, Jim, soph., 47, 109 Fike, Lewis, sr., 26 Filler, David, soph., 123, 107 Findell, Wayne, soph., 62 Finley, Glenda, soph., 128 Finney, Jerry, soph., 128 Fisher, Dorothy, sr., 25 Fisher, Jo Ann, sr., 25 Fleeman, Toby, soph., 62 Flitterson, Carol, soph., 62 Flowers, Brenda, ir., 49 Flowers, Joyce, ir., 49, 131, 106, 130 Flud, Bernice, ir., 49 Flynn, Beverly, soph., 62 Ford, Kay, sr., 25, 131, 124, 123, 105, 125 Ford, Lena, ir., 49 Foreman, Joy, soph., 62 Forshee, Geraldine, ir., 49 Forsythe, Bessie, ir., 49 Fortune, Don, ir,, 47, 128, Fowler, Carolyn, soph., 63, Fowlkes, Rose Mary, sr., 25 Fraizzell, Mike, soph., 63 Frazier, Kenneth, soph., 62 149 117 Frederick, John, sr., 26, 122, 113, 148 Freeman, La Nell, ir., 49, 130 Freeze, Froman Jimmy, soph., 62 , Marie, ir., 49 Frymire, Karen, soph., 63, 131 Fuller, Fuller, Fuller, Elmer, sr., 26, 117, 115 Glenna, sr., 25, 108 John, sr., 26 Fuller, Leroy, soph., 63 Funk, Kenneth, soph., 63, 123 G Garcia, Connie, ir., 154, 155 Garrette, Ruth, sr., 25, 116, 106 Garrison, Billy, ir., 47 Gassaw ay, Sherriann, ir., 49 Gentry, Nelson, soph., 63 Gibbs, Gladys, soph., 63 Gibson, David, soph., 125, 106, 129 Gibson, Gidley, Jimmy, soph., 63 Donald, ir., 47 Gilbert, Jean, soph., 63 Gill, Don, sr., 26, 113 Moore, Gill, Pat, sr., 26, 116 Gillespie, Sherry, soph., 63 Glancy, Johnny, soph., 63 Glendale, Gwen, soph., 63 Glenn, Rosemary, soph., 63 Goodger, Jachie, ir., 49 Goodman, Ernest, soph., 63 Goodson, Rita, sr., 26 Gordon, Grannon, ir., 47 Gordon, lline, ir., 49 Gordon, Jerry,sr., 125 Gosnell, Barbara, ir., 49 Gothard, Dona, sr., 26 Grady, Ronnie, ir., 47 Graham, Larry, soph., 63 Graham, Norma, sr., 26 Gravitt, Jimmy, soph., 63 Green, Charles, soph., 63, 114 Green, Merilyn, soph., 63 Green, Robert, soph., 63, 114 Greenley, Nancy, soph., 63 Howe, Claudine, ir., 50 Howerton, Shirley, sr., 28, 130, 113, 104, 105 Hudson, Jerry, ir., 48 Hudson, Kenneth, ir., 125 Huff, Jimmy, ir., 114 Hughes, Bobby, sr., 27, 117, 106, 126, 128 Hughes, Vera, ir., 50 Hume, Steve, soph., 124, 128 Humphries, Beckie, sr., 28 Hunt, Glenn, soph., 64 Hunter, Clarence, sr., 78, 108 Hunter, Earl, soph., 64, 114 Hunter, JoAnn, soph., 64 Hunter, Shirley, soph., 64 Hurst, Melba, ir., 50 Hussa, Barbara, ir., 51, 125 Hutcheson, Carol, sr., 28 Hutton, Beverlee, ir., 51, 130, 108 Harris, Greenson, Gary, soph., 109, 129 Grenard, Carol, s0Pl't,, 63 Grenard, Charles, soph., 63 Grenard, Ronald, soph., 63 Griffin, Donald, sr,, 113 Griffin, James, sr., 26 Griffin, Retha 'r, 49 1 Grigsby, Dolores, lsr., 26 Grimes, Larry, soph., 63 Grissom, ligne, sr., 26, 117, 106, 112, Gunter, Bobby, sr., 26, 115 Gunter, Patricia, ir,, 49 H Hackett, Katherine, sr., 26, 123, 106 107, Hackett, LeRoy, sr., 26, 113 Haley, Conrad, ir., 47 Hall, Johnny, ir,, 48, 115 Hallmar Hames, k, Steve, soph., 64, 123 Johnny, sr., 26, 113, 105 Hamilton, Darleen, soph., 63 Hammo nd, Alice, sr,, 26 Hammond, Dixie, ir., 49, 130, 104 Hancock,'Patricia, ir., 49 Haney, Billy, ir., 48 Hanes, Yolanda, soph., 63 Harper, Charlette, ir., 50, 131, 111 Harrell, Patricia, ir., 49 Harris, Jimmy, ir., 48 Harris, Margaret, ir., 50, 130 Harris, Mary, soph., 63, 112, 108 Harris, Nelda, ir., 50 Patti, ir., 50 Mauldi Harrison, Lolita, sr., 26 Harrison, Roland, ir., 48 Hart, Billy, sr., 26 Hart, Helen, soph., 63, 153, 155 Hart, James, sr., 117 Hastings, James, ir., 48, 124, 128 Hathaway, David, soph., 64, 124 Hawkins, Benny, ir., 48 Hawkins, Jerry, ir., 106 Hayes, Sharon, sr., 26, 112 Haynes, Jackie, soph., 63 Haynes, Verna, soph., 63 Hays, Glayds, sr., 26 Hazlewood, Wanda, ir., 50, 131, 104 Hedrick, Charles, ir., 48, 122 Hefner, Pat, sr., 26, 152, 154, 131, 107, 132 Heffington, Junior, ir., 20 Hembree, Robert, sr., 27, 121, 115, 144 Henderson, David, sr., 27, 121, 113 Henderson, Frances, ir., 50, 131, 110, 106 Henderson, Jackie, ir., 50, 130, 107, 108 Hendrickson, Marylyn, soph., 63, 110 Henley, Arthia, soph., 63, 130, 106 Henn, Yvonne, sr., 27 Hennessey, Barbara, soph., 63 Henry, Darla, sr., 27, 120 Hensley, Joseph, soph., 64 Herdlitchka, Donna, ir., 50 Herndon, Charles, soph., 64 Harraman, Jerry, soph., 64 Herrin, Pat, soph., 63 Herrin, Shirley, sr., 120 Hester, Patricia, ir., 50 Hibdon, Eldred, ir., 48 Hickman, Larry, ir., 48, 123, 128, 148 Hicks, Jerry, ir., 48 Higginbotham, Theresa, sr., 27 Hight, Robert, sr., 27, 111 Hightower, Jeanie, sr,, 27, 153, 154,155, 116, 108, 121 Hilderbrand, Norman, sr., 27, 122 Hill, Donna, sr., 27 Hill, Earl, soph., 64, 115, 123 Hillian, Leroy, sr., 27 Hillis, Beverly, ir., 50 Hinesley, Theresa, soph., 64 Hittle, Beverly, soph,, 50 Hocker, Robert, soph., 64 Hodges, Sandra, ir., 50, 124 Hoffmann, Jacquelyn, soph., 131 Holder, Cleo, soph., 50 Holloway, Donna, sr., 27 Holloway, Glen, sr., 27, 122 Holman, Richard, ir., 48 Honneycutt, Ann, soph., 64 Hooks, Jack, ir., 48 Horn, Janice, sr., 27, 176 Hornick, Jeanie, sooh., 64 Inlow Willetta, soph., 64 Irby, Patricia, soph., 64 lsbill, Ann, ir., 51, 112 J Jackson, Barbara, ir., 51, 130, 108, 125 Jackson, Darlene 'r. 51, 130, 108 Jackson, 1 I 1 Donna, ir., 51 Jackson, Ray, soph., 51 Jaco, Leroy, ir., 48, 111 Jacobs, James, Bennie, soph., 64, 140 Mary, sr., 28 Janzen, Frances, 51, 124 Janzen, Frances, ir., 51, 124 Janzein, Thomas, soph., 64, 124, 1 8 Jeffreys, Shirley, sr., 28 Jeffries, Jay, ir., 48, 121, 149 Jenkins, Myra, sr., 28, 130, 123, 107, 112, 87 Jenkins, Tommy, soph., 65, 108, 113, 140, 142 Jensen, Darrell, soph., 65 Johnson, Bobby, sr,, 28, 115 Johnson, Chellie, ir., 51, 124 Johnson, David, ir., 49, 114 Johnson Johnson , Jay, soph., 65 Jerry, ir., 49 Johnsoni Jimmie, ir., 49 Johrasfgt, Paul, ir., 49, 111, 143, Johnson, Margie, ir., 56, 154, 155, 107 Johnson, Nona, sr., 28, 116 Johnson, Pat, sr,, 28 Johnson, Richard, sr., 28, 108, 109 Johnson, Sharon, soph., 64 Johnson, Wayne, ir., 49 Jones, Albert, sr., 28, 121 Jones, Anita, soph., 64 Jones, Carlene, ir,, 51 Jones, C larence, ir., 49 Jones, Fred, ir., 49, 125 Jones, Jackie, ir., 51 Jones Janet, sr., 28 Jones: Ji mmy, soph., 65 Jones, Judy, ir., 51, 117 Jones, Linda, sr., 28, 130 Jones Lloy Dell, sr., 120 Langston, Delroy, soph., 125 Lankford, Thelma, soph., 65, 131 Lathrop, Nelda, sr., 29, 123, B9 Laughlin, Carl, sr., 28 Lawrence, Joyce, soph., 124 Layman, Maxine, sr., 110, 109 Leazure, David, soph., 109 Laxson, Gary, sr., 28 Lee, Loyal, sr., 28 Leming, Adean, ir., 51, 120 Lessman, Richard, sr., 120 Lette, Jerry, ir., 49 Levine, Tommy, sr., 29, 127, 111, 115, 146 Lewis, Coralie, soph., 65 Lipe, Randi, soph., 65, 109 Little, Dorma, ity, 51, 116 Little, James, soph., 65 Little, Joyce, sr., 29, 116 Littleiohn, Barbara, soph., 65 Loftis, Valene, sr., 29, 113 London, Ruth, sr., 29 Long, Gary, ir., 49 , Long, Janice, sr., 122, 95, 120 Long, Linda, ir., 51,117 Longnecker, Jack, sr., 29, 122 Longnecker, Sally, sr., 29, 120 Louse, Larry, ir., 124 Lovette, Jerry, sr., 29 Lovinggood, Glenda, soph., 65 Lowe, Don, soph,, 111 Lowe, Luella, soph., 65 Loyd, Gay, sr., 29, 131, 116, 113 Lyons, Dennis, ir., 125 M McAbee, Dahl, ir., 49, 114 McAbee, Elrae, soph., 65, 115 McCallister, Betty, ir., 52 McCarter, Judy, soph., 65 McCarty, Mike, ir., 65, 113, 109 McClendon, Ronnie, soph., 65 McClure, Richard, ir., 49, 79, 124, 123, 118 McCormack, Jerry, sr., 29 McCoy, Jean, soph., 65 McCoy, Roy, sr., 29 McCoy, Shirley, soph., 65 McCoy, Willis, ir., 50, 125 McCreight, Kenneth, sr., 29 McCurdy, Joyce, ir., 52 McDown, Art, ir., 50, 140, 111 McDown, Ann, ir., 52, 131 McGar, Bobby, soph., 65 McGee, Linda, sr., 29, 130, 117, 77 McGill, Dewey, soph., 66, 122 McGraw, Joyce, soph., 65, 127 McGrew, Dorothia, soph., 65 McGrew, Raymond, sr., 29 McLelland, Johnny, ir., 50 McMillan, Robert, sr., 29 McNutt, Joe, ir., 50, 137 McRee, Jarrett, ir., 50 McWilliams, Max, soph., 66 Mack, William, ir., 115 Macon, Juanita, soph., 65, 127 Macon, Ruby, ir., 52, 127 Maddry, Floyd, soph., 65 Magar, Bobby, soph., 139, 123 Magers, Glenda, soph., 65, 131 Main, Carrie, sr., 30, 123 Main, Freddie, soph., 140 Main, Juddie, sr., 30, 120 Major, Thad, ir., 113 Mandel, Billy, soph., 66 Manek, Ed, ir., 50, 98, 141, 143 Miranda, Rose Marie, ir., 53, 127 Mitchell, Betty, soph., 66, 131, 106 Mitchell, Guy, soph., 66 Mitchell, Ronny, soph., 66, 129 Mitchell, Sandra, ir., 53 Mize, Ronnie, sr., 30 Moates, Doug, soph., 66 Monteforte, Joyce, soph., 154, 155 Montgomery, Geneva, sr., 31 Moody, Bobby, ir., 50. Moon, Doris, ilr., 53, 105, 111, 103 Moore, Moore, Moore Billy, tr., iss Delberta, sr., 30, 109 Jack, ir. 50, 124 110 Moore: Kenneth, lsoph . , 67' Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, 1 13 Leon, sr., 30, 107, 136 Marcine, ir., 53, 112 Priscilla, soph., 66 Wanda, ir., 53, 131, 116, Zetta, ir., 53, 79, 110 Jordah, Paul, sr., 120 Jordan, Ray, soph., 65 Justus, Shelia, soph., 64, 153, 154, 130 K Kanada, Catherine, soph,, 112 Karnes, Patsy, soph., 64 Keener, Max, ir., 49 Keller, Charlene, soph., 64, 124 Kelley, Judy, ir., 51 Kelley, Julia, sr., 28, 108 Kelly, William, ir., 49, 121, 137 Kelsey, Ed, sr., 28, 107, 110 Kelsey, Pat, ir., 51, 108 Kendrick, Larry, sr., 28, 125 Keneda, Mary, sr., 28 Keneda, Tommy, soph., 65 Kennedy, Pat, sr., 29 Kersey, Frances, ir., 51 Kilby, Phillis, soph., 64 Kilpatrick, Bruce, ir., 49, 125 Kimbrough, Joe, sr., 28 Killmon, Nancy, soph., 64 King, Gene, soph., 115, 123 King, Pat, soph,, 64 Kirby, Everete, ir., 114 Kitch, Nova, sopl'1,, 65 Kittrell, Barbara, sr,, 29 Klinglesmith, Bob, sr., 28, 107 Knight, Carolyn, sr., 29, 109 Knox, Barry, sr., 28, 114 Koenig, David, sr., 28, 113 L Lack, Delores, soph., 65 Lake, Walter, ir., 125, 120 Manek, Larry, soph., 66 Manning, Nancy, ir., 52 Mansfi eld, George, ir,, 50 Mapes, Edward, sopltn, 67, 117 Mapes, Linda, soph., 65 Marion, Larry, sr., 30 Martin, Jim, ir,, 50 Martin, Linda, ir., 52, 130, 124, 114, 111 Martin, Peggy, ir., 52 Mason, Ann, soph., 66, 127 Mason, Howard, soph., 66 Mason, Melba, ir., 52 Mason, Richard, sr., 30 Masopust, Linda, soph., 66, 125, 109 Massey, Sharon, soph., 130, 104 Masters, Inez, ir., 52, 127 Mathes on Carl so h 120 1 1 9 -1 Mathias, Malinda, soph., 66, 18, 160 n, JoNita, sr,, 30 Maxwell, Marie, soph., 66, 112 Mayo, Wilborn, soph., 66, 114, 108' Means, Carol, ir., 52 Melrose, Wanda, soph,, 66 Melton, Sharon, sr., 30 Mercer, Carolyn, sr., 30, 116 Mercer, Dennis, soph., 115 Messenger, Janis, ir., 52, 127, 110 Metzger, Tommy, soph., 111 Midkiff, Richard, soph., 66, 114 Milburn, Julie, ir,, 120, 110 Miller, Geneva, ir., 52 Miller, Gwendolyn, sr., 30, 127 Miller, Laretta, ir., 52, 127 Miller, Larry, sr., 30, 113, 138 Miller, Nancy, sr., 117 Miller, Randy, ir., 50, 138, 147 Miller Rita ' , ,112, 52,112,111 Milligan, Donald, sr., 30 Mills, Barbara A., ir., 52 Mills, Barbara J., sr., 30,111 Mills, Jo Ann, sr,, 30, 113 Hornick, Pat, sr., 27 Housley, Margie, ir., 50 Howard 126 , Gwen, sr., 27, 130, 117, Lakin, Ray, ir,, 49 Lamb, Jimmy, sr., 106 Lane, Albert, soph., 65 Lane, Pat, soph., 22 Mims, Barbara, ir., 52 Minter, John, soph., 66, 128, 109 Minton, Bill, ir., 50, 141, 142 Minayard, Jack, sr., 30, 111 Morava, Kenneth, sr., 29 Morgan, L. A., soph., 66 Morgan, Nolen, sr., 107 Morgan, Shirley, ir., 53, 130, 116 Morgan, Sunny, sr., 31 Morgan, Tommy, sr., 30, 139, 121, 114, 139,111,148, 103 Morris, Beverly, ir., 53, 127 Morris, Cecilia, ir., 52 Morris, Eileen, soph., 66, 130 Morris, Phyllis, ir., 53, 131, 107, 111 Morrison, Barbara, ir., 124 Morrison, George, sr., 29 Morrison, James, soph., 67 Morrow, Sherry, ir., 53, 108 Moses, Betty, soph., 66 Moses, Judy, sr., 31, 131,107,113, 130, 77 Mosley, Carolyn, soph., 66 Moss, Barbara, sr., 31, 131, 116 Moulton, Carl, ir., 50 Moxley, Mary, ir., 53, 113 Muller, Ruth, sr., 31, 113 Mullins, David, ir. , 50 Myers, Ronnie, sr., 30 Nachtigall, Louis, ir., 123 Nail, Donnie, ir., 50 Nance, Kenneth, soph., 67 Nance, Linda, soph., 66 Nance, Mary, sr., 31 Nance, Ronald, sr., 30, 117, 121, toe, 107, 131, 145, 129, 761 Naughton, Kenneth, ir., 51 Nelson, Billy, ir., 51 Nelslolnd Carolyn, soph., 66, 127, Netherton, Max, soph., 67, 140, 109 Neuenswader, Barbara, sr., 31 Newcomb, Carolyn, soph,, 66 Newcomb, Eugene, ir., 51, 113 Newell, Billy, sr., 30, 79, 121, 138, 144 Newell, Ivan, soph., 111 Newman, David, soph., 67, 114 Newton, Elvert, ir,, 51 Niblett, Ruby, sr., 31 Nicks, Gene, ir., 137 Nicks, Herman, ir., 51 Nix, Jo Ann, ir., 53 Noakes, Donald, ir., 51 Norman, Babs, sr., 31, 131, 107, 75, 126 Norman, Jimmy, soph., 67 Nowlin, Edward, soph., 67, 121, 137, 146, 77 0 Oden, Mancil, soph., 66, 67 Odom, James, sr., 31 Oglesbee, Beverly, ir., 53 O'Hagen, Kenneth, sr., 31 Oldaker, Janet, ir., 53 Olsen, Monty, sr., 31 O'Quinn, Judy, sr., 32, 124 O'Quinn, Larry, soph., 67, 147 Oravetz, Don, sr., 115 Oravetz, Patsy, ir,, 53 Ortiz, Andrew, soph., 67, 147 Ortiz, 18ishopJ Marcella, sr., 31 Orton, Helen, sr., 31 Orr, Gerald, sr., 31, 124, 122, B8 Osteen, Kent, soph., 67, 106, 107, 136 Otley, Janice, sr., 32, 131, 116 Otley, Luther, sr., 31 Owens, Eunice Ellen, ir., 53 Owens, Harriet, ir., 53 Owens, Mack, ir., 51, 110 P Pack, Don, sr,, 31, 115 Padgham, Shi ley, soph., 66 Page, Robert, sr., 31 Painter, Virginia, sr., 111 Palmer, Minnetta, ir., 53, 112 Parham, Annette, ir., 54, 124 Parker, Judy, soph., 131, 112, 111 Parkey, Joel, sr., 31, 121, 132, 144 Parks, Eddie, soph., 67, 128 Parks, George, sr., 31, 123, 110 128, 113 Parsons, Ronnie, sr., 31 Donna so h 68 Williams, Bob, soph., 72, 129 ridith, ir., 57, 131 Parton, Harlan, ir., 51 Pate, Lorene, soph., 67 Paterson, Larry, soph,, 68 Patton, Dan, sr,, 32, 113, 109 Patton, Jack, sr., 32 Patton, Linda, ir., 54, 127, 131, 76, 126 Pauley, Carle, sr., 32 Peck, Eddie, sr., 32 Peck, Myrna, sr., 32 Peckham, Joni, ir., 54, 130, 108 Peckham, Mary, soph., 67, 130 Pendergraph, Veronica, soph., 67 Pennington, Shirley, soph., 67 Percy, Linda, sr., 32 Perkins, Naoma, sr., 32, 108, 116 Perry, Garth, soph, 68, 128 Petters, Pete, ir,, 51, 120 Pettiiohn, Larry, soph., 51 Pettit, Glenda, sr., 32, 113 Petty, Dan, soph., 68 Pickard, Delena, ir., 54 Pickard, Leon, ir., 51 Pickard, Robert, sr., 32, 115 Pickens, Clarence, soph., 68 Pierce, June, ir., 54, 122, 154, 155, 121 Pierce, Lorene, ir., 51, 127 Pilgrim, Mary, soph., 67 Pinkerton, Darrell, sr., 32 Pinkerton, Ronald, soph., 68, 114, 151, 143 Pittman, Sandra, sr,, 32, 112, 113 Pitts, Bill, soph., 68 Pitts, James, ir., 51 Plasters, David, soph., 68 Plummer, Jeanne, soph., 67 Poe, Willard, ir., 51 Pogue, Mary, soph., 67, 125 Porch, Evette, ir., 54, 116 Porter, Larry, ir., 52, 106, 111, 114 Portrey, Joe, soph., 113 Posey, Wanda, sr., 32, 113 Potts, Alvin, ir., 52 Powell, Gerald, ir., 52 Powell, Gorden, ir,, 52 Powell, Judy, soph., 67 Poynter, Glenda, sr., 32, 114 Prater, Joe, soph., 68 Pratt, Carolyn, ir,, 54, 112, 110, 106, 108 Pratt, Richard, ir., 52 Presley, Frank, sr., 32 84, 135, 140, 77, 142 Price, Judy, ir., 54, 131, 123, 107, 111 ,131, 130, Price, Kay, ir., 54 Price, Norita, sr., 33, 130, 106 Pridmore, Darla, ir., 54, 122, 108 Pritchard, Don, soph., 68, 115 Pritner, Janell, sr., 33, 127, 131 Proffer, Kay, ir., 54 Puckett, Bill, ir., 141, 143 Pugh, Sandra, sr., 33 Pulis, Calvin, soph., 68, 129 Pulis, Wanda, sr., 33 Pulver, Ima Jean, soph., 67 Pulver, Joyce, sr., 33 Pumhrey, E. W., soph., 68, 129 Purcell, Linda, soph,, 154, 144, 121 Q Queen, Jimmy, sr., 120 Quindell, Gwen, soph., 67 Quinlan, Carol, ir., 54 Quintero, Freddie, ir., 139, 52, 121 Quintero, Rudy, sr., 32 Quirts, Kethel, soph., 68 R Radant, Pat, ir., 54, 127 Radfort, Donna, tr., 120 Ragland, Linda, soph,, 67 Rakestraw, Dena, sr., 33, 106, 113 Ramsey, Darla, soph., 67, 130, 106 Ramsey, Suzanne, soph,, 112 Ramsey, Verna, ir., 54 Rankin, Sherry, ir., 54, 110 Ray, Billy, ir., 52, 121, 149 Ray, Judy, sr., 33, 117 Raymond, Pauline, sr., 33 Razey, Dan, ir., 52 Razey, John, ir., 52, 124 Rea, Jack, sr,, 111, 113 Reaves, Robert, soph., 49 Redding, Rerrie, sr., 33, 120 Redding, Jim, sr., 32 Redmon, Phyllis, ir., 54, 107 Reeves, Don, sr., 114, 120 Reid, Bonita, ir., 55 Rex, Judy, soph., 67, 113 Rex, lwanna, ir., 55 Reynolds, Jo Dean, ir., 55, 104 Reynolds, Sandra, soph,, 123 Reynolds, Sheila, 1r,, 55, 116 Reynolds, Sue, soph., 67, 131, 111 Rhea, Gary, sr., 36 Rice, Naomi, sr., 33 Richards, Bobby, soph., 69 Richards, Delpha, soph. 67, 130 Richards, Loretta, ir., 55 Richardson, Patsy, sr., 33 Richmond, Raymond, soph., 69 Riggs, Pauline, sr,, 34, 122 Rigsby, Bill, soph., 69 Rilev, Janet, soph., 67 Rinehart, Bill, soph., 69, 124, 129 Rinehart, Elizabeth, sr., 34 Ripley, Pat, sr., 34, 130, 117, 116, 113, toe, 113 Robbins, Smith, Donnie, ir., 53, 109 Smith, Eugene, sr., 34 Smith, Gene, sr., 34 Travis, John, ir., 54 Treat, Carolyn, sr., 37, 117 Treat, Marlene, sr., 56, 112 1 P 41 Roberts, David, sr., 32, 121, 136, 102 Roberts, Judy, ir,, 55, 130, 113, 108 Roberts, Raymond, soph., 69, 140 Robertson, Jimmy, sr., 33, 107, 101 Robertson, Linda, soph, 68 Robertson, Pat, sr., 34 Robinson, Earline, ir., 55, 116, 111 Roche, Tommy, sr., 33 Rochell, Delores, ir., 55 Rockett, George, ir., 52 Rodden, Gerald, sr., 33, 121 Rodden,,J. D., soph., 69, 139, 121, 128 Rodden, Tommy, sr., 22, 121, 128, 77 Rodriguez, Mary, soph., 68 . Rogers, Alex, ir., 138 Rogers, Belita, sr., 34 Rogers, Bobby, ir., 52 Rogers,-Talmadge, sr., 33, 120, 107, 94, 138 Rogers, Tommy, sr., 33, 120 Rone, Jean, ir., 55, 130 Ronsley, Jorene, soph., 68 Rooker, Karen, ir., 55 Rose, Joan, ir., 55 Rosebrook, Ed, sr., 33, 111 Rosebrook, Richard, sr., 33, 125 Smith, Helen, soph., 69 Trevino Annie, ir., 111 Triplitt, Don, sr., 36 Tronel, Dora Jean, soph., 70 Troup, Barbara soph., 70, 106 Truot, Twana, ir., 56 Tubbs, Thelma, ir., 56 Tucker Darrell, soph., 71 Tucker, Joyce, sr., 37, 120, 112 Turner, Mary, sr. 37 Turner, Tommy, sr., 36, 112 Tyler, Betty, soph., 70 Smith, Jo Ann, sr,, 35, 124 Smith, Judy, sr., 35,113 Smith, Larry, sr., 35,115 Smith, Myrna, sr., 35, 106 Smith, Patti, sr,, 36, 124, 90, 102, 76 Smith, Reba, sr,, 36 Smith, Ronnie, ir., 53 Smith, Teddy, ir., 53, 122, 128 Snell, Barbara, ir., 56, 121, 153, 154, 155 Snow, Don, soph., 70 Sorrell, Jean, ir., 56, 120, 110 Southwell, Pat, sr., 36, 130, 117, 113 Sparks, Jerry, sr., 35 Spence, Mack, sr., 35 Spencer, Fern, ir., 114 Spencer, Joe, ir., 53 Spiker, Laura, soph., 69, 131, 102, 157 Spitler, Sue, ir., 56 Spooner, Carol, sr., 37, 117, 122 Spradley, Daisy, sr., 36, 108, 123, 112, 109 Spradley, Janie, ir., 56, 117 S rin er Jerr Ross, Jim, soph., 52 Ross, Ross, Ross Jimmy, ir., 52 Sidney, sr., 127 Yvonne soph. 68 Raman, George, sr.,'33, 121, toa, 123 142 , 106, 107, 109, 140, 7, Rowland, Jeanette, sr., 34 Rucker, Bobby, soph., 68, 125 Rushing, Jimmy, soph., 69 Russell, Allen, ir., 52, 113 Russell, Annetta, sr., 34 Russell, Ralph, soph., 69, 107, 129 Russell, Ronald, soph,, 69 Russom, Bob, sr., 33 Ryals, Dean, sr., 34 S Salamy, Richard, sr., 34 Saloga, Pat, sr,, 34 Saloga, Virginia, ir., 55 Sanders, Carolyn, soph., 68 Sanders, Elizabeth, ir., 55 Sapp, Larry, soph., 69 Scarberry, Pat, soph., 68, 154 Schaffer, Walter, soph., 69 Scheer, Averyl, soph., 68 Scheer, Maxie, ir., 53 Schield, Jerry, 120 Scholtka, Mary, sr., 34, 113 Schomp, Sherry, sr., 34, 131, 122, 106, 107, 103, 130 Schreck, Jeannie, soph,, 110 Schritter, Bill, ir., 129, 53 Scott Scott Cynthia, sr., 35, 113 Janice, ir,, 55, 78, 120 Scott: Joy, sr., 35 Scott, Larry, sr., 34 Scott, Marie, sr., 35 Scott, Ronald, soph., 69 Scott, Syble, sr., 35 Seaberry, Rebecah, soph., 68 seat, Karan, ir., 55, 123, 106, 116, 108 Sechrist, Pat, soph., 68 Segler, Carolyn, ir., 55, 131, 113, 98 Selken, Mary, soph., 68, 131 Sell, Lowery, sr., 34 Selle, Byron, sr., 34 Sells, Marlis, soph., 68 Selvidge, Lloydale, ir., 25, 111 Selvidge, Pat, sr,, 35, 106 Semcoe, Sharon, soph., 68, 131 Senn, David, soph., 70 Settlemire, Peggy, soph., 68 Seward, Jim, sr., 123, 145 Shackletord, Betty, sr., 35 Shackleford, Carolyn, ir,, 55 Sharp, Darrell, soph., 70 Shaw, Dennis, sr., 34, 116, 121, 127, 106, 107. 137, 76, 144 Shaw, Lucy, ir., 55, 114, 112, 103, 143 Shaw, Sue, ir., 55, 130, 116 Shav, Ronald, ir., 111, 114 Shelby, Martha, soph., 68, 131, 110 Sherwood, Ruth, ir., 55, 131, 110, D Q , Y, sr., 35 Spurgin, Delores, soph., 69, 124, 106 Stacey, Mary, soph., 69 Staggs, Artie, soph., 70 Staggs, Connie, sr., 36 Standridge, Elberta, soph., 69 Stanmire, Kay, sr., 36, 106 stapp, soya, tr., 140, 121, 145 Stark, Paul, sr,, 35, 107, 106 Stark, Wesley, ir., 135, 140, 142, 144 Staten, James, sr,, 35, 120 Staten, Kenneth, soph., 70, 124 Staton, K, Judy, sr., 36 Staubus, Ralph, sr., 35 Steel, Charlotte, soph, 69 Stephens, Ben, soph., 70 Stephens, Glenn, sr., 35 Stephens, Peggy, sr., 36 Stephenson, Garry, sr., 35, 107 Stevens, Jean, soph., 72 Stevtiart, Tank T., sr., 35, 121, 135, 29 Stewart, Ted, soph., 70 Stillwell, Sharon, sr., 36, 130, 117, 106 Stine, Wanda, ir., 56, 130 Stiner, Ruthie, sr., 36, 116 Stogner, Virginia, ir., 59 Stone, Jerry, ir., 53, 138 Stone, Judy, soph., 69, 131 Stone, Terry, soph., 70, 115 Stont, Don, ir., 53 Stovall, Jo, soph., 69, 154 Stover, Betty, soph., 69 Streiqht, Jimmy, sr., 36 Streight, Norma, ir., 56, 131 Stubblefield, Gaylene, ir,, 56, 131 Stubblefield, Marie, sr., 37 Summers, Barbara, soph., 69, 131 Summers, Mich, ir., 53 Sturgis, Cecelia, soph., 69 Sutherlin, Louise, ir., 56, 120, 106, 113, 105 Sutton, Doyle, soph., 125 Sweeney, Martha, soph., 69, 127 Swinney, Doyle, ir., 54, 110 112 Swinney, Loyd, ir., 53 Swope, Virgil, ir., 106, 124 1 T Talley, Nelson, soph., 70, 109, 129 Tarkington, Myrna, ir., 56, 131, 120 Tarner, John, sr,, 36 U Unsell, Juanita, ir., 56 Urenda, Daniel, sr., 37, 121, 113 V Van Buskirk, Cordelia, sr,, 36 Venable, Barbara, sr., 37 Vernon, Linda, ir., 56, 120 Vickery, Charles, ir., 54, 129 Villa, Franklie, ir., 56 Vineyard, Jimmy, ir., 54, 125 W Wade, Betty, soph., 70 Wade, Danny, soph., 71 Wade, Nadine, ir., 56 Waggoner, Jerry, ir., 54 Walker, Shirley, sr., 37 Wedder, Genevine, soph., 70 Welch, Charlotte, soph., 70 Wells, Judith, soph., 70 Wentholp, Joe, ir., 55, 115 West, Buddy, ir., 55 West, Claude, ir., 55 West, Ronald, soph., 72 Wheeler, Robert, soph., 72 White, Anita, soph., 71, 127 White, Larry, ir., 55 White, Velda, soph., 72 Whitlow, Billy, sr., 37, 78, 110 Whitlow, Gwendalyn, ir., 57 Whitney, Ronald, sr., 37 Whittington, Harold, soph, 72 Wiggins, Larry, soph., 72 Wigley, Pat, ir., 55 Wilbanks, Carole, soph., 71 Wilcox, Charlene, soph., 71 Wilcox, Jerry, sr., 37 Wilcox, Laura, soph., 71, 155 Wilkinson, Robbie, soph., 71 Williams, Joy, ir., 57, 124, 126 Williams, Ma Williams, Sharon, soph., 152, 155 Williams, Velma, soph., 71 Williford,-James, sr., 37, 121 Willis, Donna, ir., 57, 131 122 Tarter, Jimmy, soph., 70, 124, 106, 114 129 , Willis, Kay, ir., 57 Willism, Marion, ir,, 55 Willett, Margaret, sr,, 112 Wilson, Janice, ir., 57 Wilson, Joy, ir., 57, 130 Wilson, Joy, ir., 57, 123, 108 Wilson, Nelda, sr., 77 Wilson, Pat, soph., 71 Windes, Mary, ir., 57 Windes, Margorie, soph,, 71 Windsor, Herman, ir., 55, 129 Winters, Danny, ir,, 55, 111 Wise, Hershell, sr., 37, 78 Wise, Whirley, soph., 71, 112 Wisdom, Lynn, ir,, 55 Witcher, Larry, ir., 55 Witten, Donna, ir., 57, 130, 124, 108 Witten, Vivian, soph., 71, 131, 109 Tarver, Chuck, ir.. 54, 114 Tatum, Van, ir., 54 Taylor, Chuck, ir., 140, 147 Taylor, Clarence, sr., 36, 113 Taylor, Don, sr., 36 Taylor, Edward, soph. ,71, 128 Taylor, Frank, sr., 121, 147, 146 Taylor, Janice, soph., 69, 131 Taylor, Jeanie, soph., 69 Taylor, Jimmie, soph., 71 Taylor, Linda, ir., 127, 131 Taylor Mike soph 71 128 108 Shields, Jerry, sr., 34 Shidler, Louise, ir., 56, 116, 113 Tenneiiy, Roriald, 36 Tennis, Jo, ir., 56 Wivel, Betty, soph., 72 Woods Betty, soph., 114 Woods, Wilma, sr., 113 Woodson, David, sr., 37, 121, 135, 147 Woodson, Marianne, sr., 131, 108, 113, 109, 130 Woody, Robert, sr., 37 Woody, Virginia, ir., 114 Wooliver, Pat, soph., 71 Wooliver, Pat, ir., 57 Wooliver, Jerry, 55, 122 Wolcott, Barbara, ir., 57. 124 Shipley, George, ir., 53, 136, 145 Shipman, Delma, ir., 56, 130, 108 Shores, Carl, soph., 70, 128 Short, Jerome, ir., 53 Shreck, Jeanie, soph,, 69 Shuffield, Beverly, soph., 124 Shugart, Betty, soph, 69 Shuoart, Nancy, ir., 56, 131, 116 Shull, Judy, soph., 68 Simpson, Susie, ir., 56, 120, 116, 109 Skaggs, Geraldine, ir., 56 Slate, Jean, soph., 69 Smiley, Nancy, sr., 35 Smith, Bertha, sr., 35, 120, 108 Smith, Bruce, sr., 115 Smith. Carmolita, ir., 56, 122, 107, 116, 113 Smith, Clifford, ir., 53 Smith, Darlene, ir., 56, 123 Smith. Darryl, sr., 34, 125, 113, 125 Smith, Dennis, ir., 53 Thiessen, Wanda, ir., 56 Thomas Beatrice, soph., 70 Thomas, Carol, ir., 54 Thomas , Kathy, ir., 56 Thomas Nerena, Thompson, Charlotte, sr., 37, 79, 110,127 131,109, 76 Thompson, Connie, sr., 37, 116 Thompson, Gene, soph. 71 Thompson, Johnny, soph., 71, 128 Thornton, Marlene ir., 56 Tice, Richard, soph., 71 Tidwell, Wallace, sr., 115 Tiqer Kate, ir., 1301 108 Tillison, Wesley, ir., 54 ir., 56, 122 Timmie, Ralph, sr., 37 Tindell, Arron sr., 36 Todd, Bobby, ir., 54, 125, 121, 138 Tompkins Larry, soph., 71, 111 Toyebo, Carolyn, soph., 70 Trammel, Norma, soph., 70 Trantham, Don sr,, 36 Womac Worley k, Freeda, soph., 71 Ted, soph,, 75, 129 Wright: Jean, sr., 130 Wrictht, Beverlev, sr., 130. 117, 108, 116, 112, 113 120, Wright, Donna, soph., 71 Wright, lvalee, soph., 71 Wright, Martha, soph., 71, 124, 116 Wright, Marv, soph., 71, 124 Wynne, Winfred, soph., 71 Y Yakel, Lorene, sooh., 72, 114 Young, Bobby, ir., 117, 107 Young, Joyce, ir., 56, 122, 106, 1 6 Younger, Leona, soph., 72 Yount, Elizabeth, soph., 72, 131 Lzfogfzaplzs 4
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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
